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The storm's toll
l.Mt week'• atoms i1 bein1
ctalled one ol the wo"t ever to
lalt tlae Oran11 Coa1t.
H-.ndred1 ol home1 were
damqed aad tb01.tMUd1 of lt•• dlarupted.
Cowuywide, dama1e
•tJmatt1 place the dollar total
at 150 million. But can a prtce
tq '"1ly ever l•llle the
aqW.b ol watchln1 all one'•
P01HUlon1 beln1 de1troyed?
More thaa 2,000 Oranae
County ruidenll were forced
lrom their homu by the
torrential downpoun, muddy
floodwaten aad rapo1 1url
lut Tuuday. Some 80 people
1pent the nllbt In Red Croae
1ilelten. ael up around the
coUDty. (Ju one Orange Coa1t
area city, Irvine, damage to
private property waa
1295.000.)
During the a to rm'• peak.
1helten were opened iD
Huatlagtoo Beach, whkb
Haffered the mo1t viciou1
damage, We1tmlo1ter, Garden
Grove, Laguna Beach, Newport
Beach, Anaheim, Saola Ana
and Coata Meu.
And aaelttaoce from the Red
Crou wu gJvea to diaa1ter
vlcliml lo the form of food,
clothing. medic~ care. fuod1
for euenlial furot.biop u
well .. Ullttaoce with finding
temporary houalog.
The Red CrOll 1tlll it
accepting donationa for the
victlml of the March 1torm.
Donation1 1bould be mailed to
Red Crou. P.O. Bo• 11364,
Sane. Ana, Calif., 92711.
SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1983
Huntington
Beach
• Damage to private
homes and moblle
homes: $16,625,000.
• Damage to public
property: $265,000 .
• Number of homes
damaged : 265
sustained major
damage, 281 minor
damage.
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Laguna Beach
• Damage to private
property: $300,000.
• Damage to public
property: $300,000,
plus $250,000 to
flood control project
In Laguna Canyon.
• Number of homes
damaged : 72
residences and
businesses.
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A Marine Corpe helicopter lifts heavy equipment from Aliso
Beach to Thousand Step& Beach in South Laguna yesterday to
reconstruct wave-eradicated foundations. The beach is not
accessible to vehicles.
Prado Dam held ground,
By STEVE TIUPOU °' ... ...., ....... Ju t.d u the stornw of the last
week were, they did not come
cio.e io bringing with them the
one dlau1er that would have
dwarfed all the rest -a flood of
the Sant.a Ana River.
I . But tMt 1ood fortune may
have been .. much the h.adl of
the storm'• behavior .. anythinc,
The rainfall filled the area
behind Prado Dam, the only
1ignlflcant flood barrier
protect1n1 Orange County, to
only 26 percent of ita 200,000
acre-foot (6~2 billion gallon)
capacity, accordln1 to Denni•
Majors of the Army Corpa of
hiaher elevatlona that feed the
river above the dam, lo San
Bernardino, Riverside and Lo. Anieles counties, than there WU
luiweek.
County Publlc Works Dlrector
Carl Nelaon 1aya lt la not
uncommon for 1torm1 hitting
Orange County to dump two,
three and even four times aa
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Newport Beach
• Damage to public
and private property:
In excess o f $1
mllllon.
• Number of homes
and businesses
flooded : 130.
• Public property
damaged: $175,000,
to two sewer tines
and two roads.
Newport Harbor
• Damage estimate:
Not yet available.
• Boats sunk: 5 .
• Docks destroyed:
15 .
• Boats that broke
loose from moorings:
35 .
• Boat s requiring
water to be pumped
out: 75.
• Damage to private
property: $1 .3 million .
• Damage to public
property: $10 ,000,
mostly to trees that
uprooted.
• Number of homes
damaged: 45.
• People dlsplaced:
15 evacuated .
YOUR HDMETDWI DAllY PAPER
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 50 CENTS
3 Secret Service agents
on queen's route killed
YOSEMITE NATIONAL
PARK (AP) -Three Secret
Service agent.a were killed and
two lherlffs deputies injured in
a traffic accident yesterday as
Queen Elizabeth D's motorcade
headed up a winding mountain
highway to Yoeemite National
Park.
The agent.a were killed in the
head-on collision of their car and
a car from the Maripoea Cou.nty
1herilrs department. said officer·
Jim Fulton of the California
Highway Patrol at StocJct.r'I. He
said two aherifra deputies were
injured in the accident .
The accident occurred on
California 132 ''miles ahead" of
the royal party, which detoured
around the craah and continued
into the park, officen said.
In Waah.ington, Secret Service
spokesman J osep h Petro
identified the dead aeents aa
George P. La Barge, 41, a
14-year veteran ass-igned to
Dayton, Ohio; Donald W .
Robinson, 38, a 12-year veteran
assigned to Newark, N.J ., and
Donald A. Bejcek, 29, a veteran
of 1 in years service assigned to
Chicago.
The injured were Identified as
sheriffs Sgt. Roderick Stnclair,
43, who was listed in stable
condition at Modesto Memorial
Hospital, and d e puty Rod
McKean, 51. who was released
after treatment.
Richard Hanna, 8.SlllStant chief
of the Ca lifornia Highway
Patrol, said three secret llervice
cars were eastbound towards
Yosemite on the highway, a
(See AGENTS, Pa1e A%)
(7Lak• V Tlllhoe Sacramento • CALIFORNIA
Secfet s.rwtce Agents Die
Map shows spot
where agents died
Coast 'luck out?'
much precipitation in the higher
elevations. La1t week '•
preci pltation wu about l '1i times
the county iotal at Santiago Peak
and not quite twice the county
total In the San Bernardino
Mountatna. • The flood of 1938, the ~
to hit the county in more than ~
years, was preceded by a
recorded rain.fall of ei&ht inches
in Santa Ana -lea than last
week'• total -but 18 inches at
Santiago Peak and 30 Inches tn
the San Benwdino Mountains.
tre mendous havoc below it, ln
Orange County.
~toa~and one county oftidal.
Ju of J'riday morninl. when
all the majol' ra.lm bad stopped,
8.J4 lncbM of rain bad fallen in
Santa Ana, 12.9 lncbe1 at
Santiaao Peak and about 18
lncb• in the San Bernardino
~am hu held back
con1lderably more water -
almo9t 2 \Ii t1mel • much -•
recently • 1980, M.jDn .aid.
What may llUl'pri9e people ii
that the 1980 conditions that
bdted up eo much water behind
the dam were no wone from Oranae O>unty'1 perspective -
they were by most llCDDUJ\ta ie.
trouble.me -than 1ut week'•
stonm.
Mesan shot by accident
Prado wu built ln rapoNe io
thatfiood,andltwouldcontain
one of limilar magnitude today.
Flood• are mea1ured by how
often they are likely to occur,
with the bigger ones occurring
le11 frequently, and by that
standard the 1938 flood was a
40-year event.
Both floods can happen and.
given time and a lack of further
preventive meuurea, they will.
The 100-year flood would
overwhelm almost all of
Fountain Valley, mo1t of
Huntington Beach and ~ c.o.ta
Mesa neighborbooda tiOrdertnc
the river. The 200-year event
would cover tho1e areu and
almost the enU.re county north of
the river, an area of about
110,000 acres containin1 about
500,000 homea.
I 1ttoun1a1ne. the nnae that a1ona
wttb It.a foothill.I ll tbe chief
feeder of the river '• :3~bMln. ..
A ea.ta Meu man la tn eerioua
condition at Fountain Valley
Community HoepUal today after
what police 1ald wa1 an
accidental •hooting late Friday
'lbe dlffettnce ii that there
wu much more ra1nlall in the
ni4f!~uee Llvln11ton, 23, ef
182~ E. 18th St. w• lbot tn the
No vote11'!
Ameriea ii 1lowly
ebaQliDI the way h
aoadaa ... ib
p....W.ll, with
primAnet on &he way
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1tomach by a .3~7 magnum
revolver belon1lng to Brett
Govro, 22, abo of Costa Meu, at
the home o f Li!:,,!;l1ton'1 airlfriend, Sanely , U17 E.
23rd Sl, ea.ta Mea.
Police Mid Oovro, who had (8ee IBOOl'ING, Pap Al)
Prado can contain, by -= C«p. estimates, a 6~year .
But flood• of 100-year and
200-year lntenelty ~ the
200-year flood ill OONldered the
larpst that can feulbly happen
here -would overwhelm the
dam'• 1plllway and wreak
The floodina lut week did ~
b.al>pen alone the Santa Ana
1\!Vef'11 flood protectkln lystem,
accordt.na io Nehlon. The river
channel wu not topped and no
leveel a1ona the rivet' failed.
(See FLOOD. P ... .U)
AGENTS KILLED. • •
curving, two-lane roed about 30
mil" weat of Yoaemlte Valley
when a ahertff'a car ~:!r:/ ln the oppoahe direction the
dlvldlna line and collided heed~n with the eecond l«Tt!t
aervice car.
"The queen hu heard about
thia very tad accident and 1he'1
of t'OW'lle very aaddened by the
newa," aald Michael Shea, her
preaa secretary. "We had to
divert to drive around where the
llClcident was. And WI I aay, ahe'a
very upeel to hev the news."
Shea said the queen's doctor,
Norman Blacklock, traveling
with the royal couple. offered his
aHlatance, but "local medical
authorltle1 had everythln1 In
hand."
"It wu with profound aadne91
and IOlTOW that I learned of the
tragic death• .... " Prealdent
R eagan aald in a atatement
aboard A1r Force One. He called
the wives of each of the aaenll.
"Nancy and I extend our deepest
aympathy to their wives,
children and famllles."
The queen, on her firat viait to
the Weat Coaat, left San
Franciaco yeaterday morning
after a dockaide celebration
attended by aeveral thouaand
people.
FLOOD AVERTED. • •
A bllllon-dollar package of
improvements that can stand up
to the larger floods currently 15
awaiting congressional
consideration in WaahinKton It ui
1trongly backed by a11 three
counties in the river's flood plain.
What would it take to produce
a flood now? The answer is a
more prolonged onslaught like
this week's, and mol"e of it in the
mountains.
Even if new rains fall 1n the
next few days, the weekend
respite has allowed flood control
offidals to release much of what
la behind Prado in controlled
fashion.
Frankie Shaw. a meteorologist
with the National Weather
Service in Los Angeles, says
storms have "no set patterns,"
though It Is common for
mountain areas to receive more
precipitation because of the
cond.Jtions they create.
Last week's storm, a
fast-moving one by weather
people's atandarda, may have
spared the mountains from a
heavier dousing just because of
its speed, Shaw said.
"When you have a fast.moving
storm the movement within it
may move clouds patterns away
from a given area," ahe aaid. ·
"A storm i.s not like a blanket.
You don 't get the same
conditions in every spot."
Which is why the"'condillons
that would send water careening
uncontrolled over the dam occur
only once every 75, 100 or 200
years. They have to be just nght
-or perhaps just wrong Is a
more apt description -to cause
real problem,,.
HB's Arguello ends
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Ben Arguello takes
early retirement.
By ROBERT BARKER
Of!MO..,Pllot• ....
Ben Arguello is a survwor
He survived two Kamikaze
attacks on the Navy destroyer he
served aboard during World War
ll. He rode out a typhoon that
tossed his ship against the coast
of Okinawa.
Last. but not least, he survived
20 years in the trenches at
Hunungton Beach City Hall
Arguello, the director of
administrative services, put m hia
last day of work Friday. He's
taking early retirement at the
age of 58.
"I think this city ts on the
verge of greatness," he aaJd of
Huntington Beach
"It now has the best
combmauon of city COUJlCll, city
admuustrator, department heeds
and employees in the 20 years
rve been here," Arguello said
''There are less employees now
but they are of higher cahber
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Bill Whitford (lef1}, John Van Cleave map aquatics center on
Upper Bay's North Star Beach.
Paddling their own canoes
Newp{>rt pair hope to develop Upper· Bay aquatics eenter
By STEVE MARBLE
Of llM O.ity Piiot lt.n
To look al 1t, North Star Beach
appears to be a place best suited
for jogger~. seagulls and little
else
It's a weedy, desolate and
hard-to-Ctnd public strand in
Newport Beach,. just north of
Dover Shores on the upper
Newport Bay. Its waters are
contaminated and the beach has
more mud than sand
The atrand's one true blessing
1s 1ts pretty name
But two Newport men are Car
into a pro.iec:t that will result an
the l'Stablishment of a public
aquatics center for
career
The city has the potent1aJ to do
just about what it wants."
Arguello said he and his w1Ce
Faye probably will head for the
open spaces but they're going to
remain In Huntington Beach
through next year to be close to
their son who is a Marine Corps
helicopter pilot.
They plan to do some ranching
on property they own in
Colorado or Ca!Jfomia
As dirl'ClOr of adm1JUSt.rat1ve
services, Arguello oversaw the
personnel. accounting, data
processing. purc hasing ,
uuurance. prantshop and word
proc-essing programs
He served as interim city
admantStrator before the hinng
of Charles Thompson. When he
accepted the poat at the urging of
the City Counc1l, he did so with
underst.andmg 1t would only be
for a lmut.ed time
Candidates to succeed Arguello
are bemg S<:reened
human·powered boats at North
Star.
Residents of the beach city
cleared the way for the project
last fall by voting
overwhelmingly in favor or the
aquatics center.
Now, the only thing atandmg
in the way of BW Whitford and
John Van Cleave is 13 state and
federal agencies and several
million dollars.
"That's nothing," chuckles
Whitford. "Give me aomethmg
hard to do. Piece or cake "
. Both men are avid paddler•
who are Crustrated that there i.a
no public storage and
mstrucoonal facility U\ Newport
Harbor for canoe, kayak and
outrigger usen.
There are two crew bue9 on
Newport Harbor But both are
homes for college teama
"We 're paddling
c arpet ba ggera." 1ugge1t1
Whitford, explainin1 the
hardship of dally hauling a
kayak down to the water.
Whitford grew up at the Sea
Scout Base on Newport Harbor
where his father waa port
captam and the family lived in a
house on the bue. H e now
roaches peddling and competes in
outrigger racing.
Van Cleeve, a Newport Center
attorney, i.a a kayak racer who
has been on Olympic teama and
hopes to be on the U.S . aquad in
1984.
The aquatic center, which
would be run by a non-profit
corporation with • board of
directors, would have 1torage
facllities, meeting rooms. locker
rooms and a launch ramp to the
bay.
"We'll really have the full
menu ," Whitford 1ay1
"instruction, day camp. rental,
evervth1ng for an Olympic
hopeful and everything for
someone that's never tried It
before."
A vtd paddlers could store their
craft at the facility and others
could rent canoes or kayaks.
Beyond the needed permits,
the pair must raise up to $3
milHon to finish the job. The.Y
hope to obtain the permita by
mid-summer and have the whole
thing completed by early 1984.
"That's a pretty aggre11ive
timetable," agrees Van Cleave,
"bUt that's what got ua here."
While the club is being geared
for the occasional weekend
paddler, the pair agree that what
sparked lhe whole idea waa the
lack of en organized club for the
aerloua athlete.
"In Stockholm alone there are
more than 70 flatwater racing
clubs (for kayak.a)," saya Van
Cleave. "There's nothing like
that in th.bl ooun try.
"In Montreal , for the
Olympics, they built a race
course. What do you think
they're going to do in Los
Angeles? They're going t.o use
Lake Caataic."
The men hope that the
Newport fad.lily can become an
Olympic training ground in
tu ture years. They alao are
nursing plana to eventually build
a paddling race course with
grandltand eeating somewhere in
the country.
But that'• another story.
"You know, most people who
end up in t.hia sport have burned
out in other aporta. They don't
get into lt until their mid-20.,"
explains Van Cleave.
"I think t.hia facility will give
kida an alternative to football
and baseball. It's a sport that's
virtually injury-free and
something you can do your enUre
life."
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Laguna Beach drug buat have single count of cocaine aa.lea.
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Not"thef'ly wind gulling IO ,_
30 mph pu1hed Ille .,,_ lnlo
Orlt11 end cr .. 1.c1 ,_-bllzurd condltlonl In ,,.. Aocklla Aoeo.
In mounllln pa11•1 were
atlOWPlldt.cl end blowtl"G -r9dueed vi.tblllty lo ,_ zero
Rein -mllleO """"' the -In --'Iona.
Wint., 11orm w11nlnge -• luued lor Cotor1do'1 Front
A•nge eHl.,n Wyoming, the
we111rn 0 11::01•1 •nd the
eou1h11n h1lf of Ille Net>rua• p~
Temperatures
been found guilty of cocaine A third peraon arrested in
dealing by an Orange County April 1981. Ellen Elyae Eyerick,
Superior C.ourt jury A third was was found innocent of a single
cleared cocaine selling charge.
Michael David Aguda waa The verdict was handed down
convicted of three count1 of Feb. 25, according to court
selling cocaine and of pcw9S1on record&. Judge Kenneth Lae aet
of a firearm during the 1entenclng for Aguda and
commission of a felony. Terry Swanson for April 8.
Pay cut
forN-M
teachers?
Fur th., tlJ'lt time ln ill 17-year
hletory, the Newport·Meu
Unlfled School Dlattict la ukinc
teachen t.o pomibly take a pey
cut ne)(t year.
In an inltlal barsaaning
prol>Ollal which hu been made
public, dl1trkt officials
recommend no pay lncttue next
year. Depending on fundina from
the 1tate, the di1trlct could
recommend that aa1aries be rut.
The dlatnct abo augae9ted that
health benefit• for teachers
remain the aame unle9f there I.I a
decrea1e or lncreaae In atate
funding.
Di1trlct 1poke1woman Jean
Hannon aald the di.t.trlct at.and.a to
0 Teachen are unhappy
with the district'&
proposal. It's more
hours and less pay."
lose $4 million this year in
addition to an already anticipated
$1.6 million deficit.
The initial proposal also
recommends that Instructional
time be increased 40 minutes a
day In grades one to three and
one hour a week in grades four to
six
The Newport-Mesa Federation
of Teachers earlier thia month
requested a 6 percent pay hike,
an increue in heal th coverage for
dependents and a maximum cla5S
siz.e of 29 students.
Uruon president Maya Decker
said the diatrict can afford to pay
teachers by cutung back mother
spending areu. She suggested
that admirustrauve salaries could
be reduced
"Teachena are unhappy with
the district's proposal," said
Decker. "It's more hours and less
pay. In industry they would call
it a work speed up."
Teachers received a 3 percent
pay hike for this yeM. A public
hearing on the district's proposal
la 9Cheduled for Tueaday at 7:35
p.m. in the Harper Corrununity
Center. 425 E . 18th St., Costa
Mesa.
The teachers union and the
dis tri c t will then begin
negotiations for a contract.
College rally •
over layoffs
rained out
An Orang! Coast C.ollege rally
aimed at calling attention to the
layoff of 11.f full-time dbtrict
teachen and admln1-traton has
been reacheduled for Wednesday
from 10 a .m. to 2 p.m. on the
college quad.
The rally waa scheduled to
take place last Wednt'l9day on the
Costa Mesa campus, 2701
Fairview Road, but it was
canceled because of the poor
weather conditions.
The event will feature
speakers, musicians and ski~.
Coa1t Commun ity College
DI.strict offlciala said the layoffs
were necesaary because of a
$5 .5-million budget deficit
anticipated for the coming .::hool
year
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NATION
Debbie Reynolds blacks
out during performance
Debbie Reynolds
collapses on stage
By fte A11oclated Pren
NEW YORK -Actre11
Debbie Reynoldl C.'Ollapeed on
1ta1e yeaterday d~rlna a
performance of the Bro.dway
mualcal "Woman of the
Year," po11lbly from
exhauatlon, the 1how'1
publiclat eald. t •
Reynoldl "blacked out" at
about 3:30 p.m., five mlnut.etl
before the e-nd of the first act.
Paramedlca took her to
Rooeevelt H01pital, acoordlna
to publicist Diane Judge, who
said doctora 1u1pected that
exhauatlon and a recent virul
led to her collapse
A atandby, Louise Troy,
took over for the remainder
of the matinee.
Reynolds took over the role
from Raquel Welch Feb 12.
Lauren Bacall had the
original role
Most oppose Reagan running
NEW YORK -Fifty-seven percent of Americans polled
by Newaweek maaazine said they do not want Pret1ident
Reagan to run for re~lectlon, although 72 percent believe he
will decide to seek a second tenn. 4
Jobless worker immolates self
JACKSONVILLE, Ala. -An unemployed construction
worker called a televialon camera crew to the town square and,
In front of the cameras, set himself afire to protest joblessness
In America. Police Chief Paul Locke said Cecil Andrews. 37, of
Jackaonville was In crlticaJ condition In a Birmingham hospital
Burford 'confused' over clearing
DENVER -Environmental Protection Agency chief
Anne M. Burford, given a fresh pledge of support from
President Reasan. said yesterday she was "fairly confuaed"
over the Justice Department's withdrawal from her case. But
ahe added she would "always follow the directions of thia
president."
Tennessee Williams buried
ST. LOUIS -Tennessee Williams, who once called St.
Louis reaidenta "stupid and provincial," was burled here
yesterday beside hl.s mother. Rev. J erome F. Wilkerson. pastor
of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in St. Louis and
friend of the WUliama family, eulogized Williams as someone
whoee writing "seemed to be so much more therapy to others
than for himlelf."
WORLD
Salvador truce for pope's Yisit
SAN SAL V AOOR, El Salvador -Leftist rebel.a battled
troope ne.r the capital of Moraz.an province yesterda?" but
vowed to obeerve a ceue-fire during Pope John Paul ll s vi.sat
and then launch a new offensive.
West Germans vote today
BONN, West Germany -A slow ~nomy and West
~mlany's future role m NATO are the major issues today m
what the Soviet and Western blocs are calling the most
import.ant elections in the country's 34-year history
Australian government defeate d
SYDNEY, Australia -Former union boss Bob Hawke
and hi• opposition Labor Party defeate<t Prime Minister
Malcoln Fraser's conservative coalition, which had angered
voters by failing to reverse Australia's high Inflation and
unemployment rates, yesterday.
STATE
Man holding wife surrenders
SANT A ROSA -A man who took his pregnant
common -law wife and two children hostage surrendered to
authorities yesterday, after finng one shot at offi~ra and
negotiating through the night. police said. No one was Injured
Marines tested for: h epatitis
CAMP PENDLETON -Some 472 Mannes have
undergone medJCal acreeni.np at Camp Pendleton Marine baae
after It was learned two members of their battalion had
Infectious hepaUtta, Marine offldala eald.
Two women slain in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES -Two women were found ahot to death
in a West Loe Angeles condom.lnium, and police eald ye9terday
they are puzzled by the lack of an apparent motive. The bodies
of C.Onatanoe C. Navarro, 41 , of Loi Anaeles and Susan C. Jory,
42, of Santa Monica. were dilCOVered shortly before 4 p.m.
Friday
Cops raid
'bomb
factory'
By LORENZO BENET oftMDetlr"9t .....
Wlth SWAT tta m·llke
proficiency, Anaheim police
broko up a bomb fKtory ln an
Anaheim mobile home pat.k
Friday.
Police seized 22 live bombe, 7~
to 100 pounda of explOlllvee and
200 pound• of chemical.a Uled for
maklna exploalve 1ub1tance1.
The bombe were produced for
sale. accordlna to Detective W.W.
Lane.
Robert Cole, 34, and John
Froat. 18, of Anaheim, and a
16-year-old maJe juvenile were
arreated and c haraed with
poue111on of exploalvea and
manufac turlna an exploalve
device, police aald.
Anaheim police and Sheriff'•
deputies aurrounded lot 117 In
the Friendly Vlllase moblle
home park Friday aftemoon and
then moved In and apprehended
the three suapecta.
The arresta and 1elzure were
the result o f an ona olng
investigation followlhl the
bombing o f some phone
equipment In Eaat Anaheim,
police said.
Lane deacrlbed the bombe aa
"haraaament type pipe bombe"
that could do "quite a little bit of
damage." He sald he didn't know
to whom the bombs were eold,
but dldn't think they were being
bought by revolutionary groups.
The exrloalvea are In the
custody o the Sheriff'• bomb
squad
Settlement
on Newport
Dunes near
By STEVE MARBLE
0( tM D9'1J "lot 118ft
A lawsuit that has held up
expansion of Newport Dunes
aquatic park In Newport Beach
for more than two years is close
to being settled.
The proposed settlement
would clear the way for
constructio~f a 27~-room family
mn, two restaurants and 100 boat
slips at the popular recreation
facility
Newport city off1dala filed the
ault In early 1981 to hold off the
development acheme. claimina it
would cause traffic and
environmental problems m the
beach city
Newport Dum-s 11 located m a
lagoon in thf' Upper Newport
Bay and, because it 11 on state
tadelands. IS controlled by Orapge
County government.
The county. which drew up
the development plan, leases the
bay mlet to the new inlet to the
Newport Dunes Corp The Dunes
1s a publ.Jc recreation facility.
In exchange for dropping the
suit, the city would be given
permu1sion to review the final
plans before construction begins.
The b~ildlng also will have to
meet city codes
The settlement does away with
the county's plan for a 40-room
motel m addition to the larger
family inn The family IJUl would
be on the west aide of the 70-acre
park.
SHOOTING ...
From Page A1
bought the gun earlier m the
day. wu aunirig the loaded and
cocked revolver at a penny jar on
th~ living room floor. At that
moment L1vmgaton walked into
the room and, u Govro turned
toward him, the weapon
acclden tally fired
Police officer Scott Baeckel
admlnlatered first aid at the
acene and questioned the three
people Involved, police aald. rt
wu d~termined that the ahooting
had been accidental.
Paramedics ruahed Livinpton
to the Fountain Valley h09pltal.
where he remained In t he IWlJ1cal In tenaive care unit thla
mo~. ,,
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A difference of op~on
An unidentlllecl maa pQlbmela a robed member of the Ku Klux
Klan duri•t • eonlM.-t•tton ln front or a auburban Detroit
television 1tation yeeterday afternoon.
'Oh, my God, I shot the kid!'
Rookie cop 'ln shock' alter accidental slaying
A rookie Stanton police officer who got
"panicky" when he tho~t he wu betna let up
for an ambuah la "in lhoci" after fatally ehooUna
a child w ho poln\*1 a toy sun at h1m in a dar1'
apar1ment, police Ml·
"It'• p.t be~ bdef, the deflated plCture
of thia officer.'' PoUce C.pt. James Brown uMi of
24-year-old Anthony Sperl. "He la ln ahock."
Sperl lhot a ~~-old boy whme mother
left him in the a~t while lhe wM at work.
Sperl went to th• apartment aftet •
neighbor told police lhe wu worried beca\.1119 lhe
hadn't aeen the motMr ln two weeka, and beard
"raspy" nol.M!I behind a bedroom door that was
held abut with a rope tied from the doorknob to
a cabinet, Brown Mid.
Brown aald Sperl Identified himlelf u a
police officer. lfeertna no AnlWer, he kicked open
the door and wu confronted with a ah.adowy
flaw'e pointlna a aun at him, illuminated only by
a fllcluirtna televflkm ael
Sperl fired ~. hh tinl PaU1dl Andrew
Muon in the neck. 'nM boy dTed i.n hour later.
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The iUll turned out to be a toy replica of a
snub-noeed .38-callber platol.
"It all happened -one, two, three -In a
aplit aecond, '' Brown eald. "He became panicky."
Pollce Chief Ronald J ohnson aald the
low-lncome, racially mixed nelahborhood "ia
known \0 be anti-police" and la frequently the
tcene of aanc violence, domestic ilghta, thefts
and anon. "He thought it mlaht be an ambush."
JohNOn Mid.
The boy'a 29-year-old mother. Patricia
Ridge, left the boy alone in the apartment three
of the four days thi.a week, returning only at
night, Brown aaid.
"Oh, my God, I ahot the kid!" Sperl yelled aa
soon aa he ~allzed what had happened, aaid
apartment manager Anne Reid, who stood
outalde the apartment aft.er letttna the officer In
with a puakey. SM la.Id the officer beat the wall with his
filtl and •ec:reamed, "What have I done? What
have I doner•
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~· °'ln89 0o.-DAILY PILOT /lunday, Maroh e. 1983
Will caucus replace primary for nominations?
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I) IUCllA&D J. CAftAHI likely, from the proepect of a ~~=I£ :~~::f:::~::: oDi~-~r~n~~B··too1t1n~·~. ~ ·~denta. nominate tMtr bulldlnc at the 1tat.e and local . ~~CJ~ " 7 Q ~ .. -J .~ ..--level, whlch caucu11e11 enhance. ~ ~
The trend toward f:.!.marlea And the ahth to caUCUHI I• CJ. ua~ tr:~1~. t~~ca015 ~c:n~e~.~~e oo: ~~·e d~~= -. ? lJLJ1-?~01 &t1~ ,~~o .. _ l984. -Democratic and Republican -~
Partlea, whoee atrengtha have D ~
The movement now la ln ebbed ln rec;ent yean. - -"llii [;J TIMITI~G· ~L .... a~rs'~v Iowa'• dlrectlon, toward By mid-April atate par\lea
"caucwiea," which Iowa will be muat file either a caucua or
the flnt to hold, ln February primary plan for aelectlna
1984. Caucuaea are local party deleaatea with national party ~ :\J 1atherln1• -2,800 In lowa headquartera. Lout.e Lindblom,
alone, held In fannhouaes and delegate a.election chief for the o c-
flrehouaea -that begin the Democratic National CommJttee. 0 o 0 ~ =--·-proceaa of determining a saya at least six atates that held ..,. • .,. {) BIO....., ....... .,.....,
candldate'a atrenath on a atate primaries in 1980 will likely ----c:..-.-c::= ·~ • ....., .. ,,1.-111 ... -. .... 1>1•-"-
deletation to the national palrty awltch to caucuaea ln 1984 -nominatlna conventions. Arkanaaa, Kanaaa, Kentucky, In a precinct caucua like M 0 n tan a. Nev ad a. and
Iowa'a, party memben apllt lnto Tennessee. A.l8o California, Ohio,
1roup1 to aupport their and Wl1COnaln are con.alderin&
candidate. Each candidate'• caucuaea for 1984. One state,
proportionate atrength at the North Dakota, might awitch from
local level la eventually reflected a caucua to a primary,
In that at.ate'• delegation to the Thia would mean 31 caucuaes
national convention. and 25 primaries ln early '84 for
The trend la away from the the 50 states plus the District of
New Hamphahire model -the Columbia and five other party
primary, where statewide party voting unita, such u Puerto Rico
ballots-determine the candidates' and Guam. In 1980 there were 31
oonventlon ~. primaries and 25 caucuses lor the
What thia means ia a tum1ng 56 delegate events. (In '84 there
bACk from the primary trend. and will again be at least three
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additional "beauty conteat"
eventa, whcich will not decide
convention deleptea).
Officiala of both pertlee here In
Iowa apeak enthualutlcally of
thelr caucutes -a view ahared
by the national politician.a who
hope to exploit It.
On the Republican llde, Sena.
Howard Baker of Tenne.ee and
Robert Dole of Kanaaa have
signaled their avallaablllty to
speak at Iowa GOP eventa thla
spring -no doubt to be ready to
run should President Reaaan say
no to one more term. Rep. Jack
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Kemp of New York says no for
now, but try hlm later, acoordlna
to Iowa Republican Party
chairman Rolf Craft.
Vlce President George Buah'a
1980 Iowa campaian operation
was kept Intact after his
presidential bld. Craft says, and
la ready to roll a1aln. Should
Re.,an decline a second term,
the longer he waita to make such
an announcement, the greater
Buah'a Iowa advantage over the
othen ln campatan start-up time.
Among Democrats, five
already have operations under
Why make him wait?
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Our emergency room base fee is only $10. 24 hours a day, seven
days a week. (Base fee does not include Physician's fees or other
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way In Iowa, with former Vice
Prnldent Walter Mondale and
Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado Ow
t>e.t _prepared.
''The aheer numben of people
who come out of the woodwork
to participate In caucuaea can
blow your mind," aaya Craft of a
hotly cont.led nomlnaUon.
''In my own town of Decorah,
with a population of 8,000, 3~ or
40 ~ple ordinarily might ahow
up, ' Crafta aaya. "All of a audden
we had over 1,000. If Reagan
does run, we'll have a very quiet niaht. But If he doesn't. It'll be
very lively. There'• no chance
Reagan could be upeet In Iowa If
he wanta the nomination again,"
Craft aaya.
"But If he doesn't run, Bush
has a leg up. Hi. organization la
atlll in place -laying dormanl.
Buah bec:omee an overwhelming
favorite In caae of a late
announcement."
Women'• laauea could prove
the tougheat for the GOP In
Iowa, says Craft And Mary
laenunger, a GOP activut from
Hudeon, Iowa, agrees
"The fight m Iowa will be
between the ultraconaervauvea
and the moderates," says
Iseminger
"If they make the abortion
fight public here, the party will
lose moderate Republicans and
inde ndents, and Republicans
will aio down In Iowa. The
women'• voi. la dJatlncdwly not ~In• tor the Republlcane. (~an) wanta to F t.ck to a
mythical time that women don't
want to 10 back to Htl
apr.olntm~nta hav• been
ant -women.
The Iowa GOP auel.IM9 teem
headed for aharp dlaputea,
~~There's no way
Reagan could be upeet
in Iowa if he wanta the . . . '' nommat1on agaan.
particularly if Reapn abandona
the field, which could twn out
slngle-1.aaue oonaervativea ln full
force.
"You juat cringe when you go
to a meeuns and hear them
talking about teaching
creatlonlam in the .choola. We
always vote the dleharda down.
but there are a lot or them and
they know how to use the caucua
system," laeminger aaya.
Some 100,000 Iowana joined
an the Democrallc Party'• 1980
caucuses, aays Karen Kapler
executive director of the state
Democratic Party. That number
could be equaled or bettered ln
1984, particularly if again there
are contested nominations in both
parties. •
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/8und•y. March •• 11a "'
Student aid-draft signup provision under attack
IJ La& MITOANO .,, ... , ....
Collen offJdala ant fllhUna on
Hveral fronte lo cfian1• a
~ federal Nl• lhat would
lda.adon Joana '° ltudentl who had not ,...._iend for the
dtah.
Some echooi. arau• that the
Department of ~ducatton
propoeal would vtolaw the dvil
rt1ht. of 1tudent1, more oh•n
they objeC't \.o the pepuwork that
would be lnvolved tn tnfordna
&M ru.lo.
The propoHd re1ulatlon
apl)liel \o male •tudenll born ln 1no or later. The rule w11
announced by the Oltpartment of
Education ln January and,
pendlna any revisions, wtll take
effect ln May and apply to
1tudent loaru for th• 1983·8•
lchOo1 )'Ml'
"By thl1 mean•." 1ay1
l:dueat.lon Secnttary T .H. a.u,
"th• U 8. aovemment II 11ytna bluntly that \axpeyer fu.ncU -wlD
not be uaed to provide • colleae
education for 1tudent. who do
not comply with the Selective
Sorvlce re1l1tratlon
requirementa. ''
Yale Unlv1r11t y and
Dartmouth Collea• ha ve
countared by promJ.a1na to come
up with fWlda for draft rftilten
who 1\and to loee federal ald.
Harvard Unlveulty 1ay1 tt 11 oonalderina dolna Ubwlle.
Earlham CoOe11, a 1mall,
Qu1ker-1Ulllet1d colle1e ln
Richmond, Ind., 11ya It will try to
1tve financial help to 1tudenta
who don't comply with dnh
nalatratlo n t ur reuon1 of
coN1Clence.
TUClday, about 60 studenta at
the Colle1e of Woo1ter tn
Woo1ter, Ohio, burntd new
flnanda.I aid forma to protat the
draft reaulatlon. Numerou1
hlaher education troupe In Wuhinaton a.re lobb)1na hard to
set the rule chanpd.
"We don't like It, we don't
think lt'• IDOd public oe>UcY. 8ut
our primary tMk II co· nnd" wa)'I" ~
to cope with lt," HY• lohn
Phillipi, prHldent of the
National Auoclatlon o(
Independent Coll11H a net
Unlvel"llUea.
The nation'• 3,200 coJJea-and
unJver1ltle1 are by no meaM
unJted In oppc)lttion \o lM rule.
NEW SUNDAY HOURS 10:00 TO 6 :00
LAST DAV OF OUR SPRING SALE
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SUNGLASSES TO JOG SUITS. THINGS FOR THE KIDS . VALUES FOR YOUR HOME, TOO.
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•% off VIiiager striped and aolid
cotton tweeters. Reg. 40.00 ........ 17.•
33% off Liz Claiborne twill pants.
21'1'. off Skirts by Claude, Counterparts.
more. Reg. 32.00 to 44.00 .. 23.• ton.-
21'1'. off All our regular priced
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Reg. 36.00 to 68.00 ....... a .• to IDM
IGY. off Liz Claiborne tucked front
blou .... othef styiea.
Orig. 38.00 to 60.00. . ..... 11 .. to 24.•
11% off Zip front and pultov.f hooded cot-
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21% off Gloria Vanderbilt T shirts.
Orig. 20.00 . . . . . . . . . . . 14.• •apeca.. purcheM Terry v·neck
warm-up ......................... 21.•
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Reg. 32.00 to 70.00 ........ 24.00to12.11
PLAZA SPORTSWEAR
25% off M1. Pacquette blouses.
Orig. 22.00 to 24.00 ........ 11.• to 17.•
•% to 41% off Selected Lloyd Williams
blouset. Orig. 46.00 and 58.00 ...... 21.•
21'1'. off Eccobay kettlecloth separates.
Orig. 20.00 to 24.00 ........ 14.• to 17.•
21% off J099Phin41 long u.eve bow
blOUM. Orig. 24.00.. . . . . . . . . . . .. 17.•
21% off ~ Manhattan rot! "9eYe Mfari
lhirt. Reg. 28.00. . ............... 11.•
21% off All our Teddi of C.Hfornla blou ....
Reg. 9.99to3800.. . 1.•to21.•
21'1'. off Personal haber~thery
Reg. 32.00 to 70.00.. . . 23.• to 11 .•
21% off Pant-Har -c>aratea.
Reg. 14.00to60.00 .. . . ....... ..
21'1'. off Our lt"ltif'e More Woman IPOfU·
weer department for aiz• 38 to 44, except
levi'1' Bendoven.
21% off Devon spnng knit COOfdinates.
Reo. 20.00 to 36.00.. . . . 14.-to a.-
21'11 off Oonkenny 8 to 18 pull-on ~nts.
Reg. 18.00 . . . . ........... _ .... 12.11
21% to •• ,,. off bi9 lhirtl.
Orig. 24.00 to 30.00 . . . . . . . 17Mto11 ..
13% off Aileen spring playwear.
Orig. 14.00 to 30.00 .. _ ......... to 12.•
S... • Levi'1 • Bendoverl. 8-18.
Reg. 19.99 ....................... 17.•
S.W on Levi'• • Bendovera, 32-38.
Reg. 21 .99 ....................... 11M
LINGERIE
~ off All Mlea Elelne ll1ap11¥Mr.
Reg. 8.00 to 48.00 .......... Lii to •••
_,.. off All teny rebel in robe dapiertment
51 . Reg. 30.00to7'5.00 ..... MMto•M
~ off Helf llipt end camieoles.
Reg. 7 .00 to 24.00 .......... I .• to 29.21
21'1'. off Every bre end conttol garment in
our ..,ti,.. col'9ctlon.
FURS
41% off our entire collecdof\ of furs, reg,
486.00to6896.00 ...... 217Mtom7M
Plaze, Penoteme City, Del Amo, WNt
Covine, V1t"1tur1, Century City, Senui
Monice, Bevettyc.nt.r,Sen Bernardino,
Newport, Riwrlide, Northridge, Puente,
Sam. Anita, Fox Hitt•, Glendele. Sherrnen
o.ka, Falhlon V1lley, la Joll8, Thou.and o.u.
JUNIOR S
~ ""Coloffut hood9d,.,, ~-
Orig. 18.00 ...........•..•.....•. 11 ..
~off Set•cted Jumpeukt.
Reg. 32.00 to 44.00 •..••.•• ZUI to II.ti
~.Cotton ergyM weta.
Reg. 18.00. . • • . . • • . • . • . . . .•...• 11.9
~ fllf Tomboy oxford llhku.
C)ftg. 15.00... . . . . • . . • . . . ......... ..
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DRESSES AND COATS
•'I• off Fall end Winter coats.
Orig. 20.00 to 170.00 ....... 1.• to 17.•
UV. to 40% off M1. Chau• georgene
dreeeea. Orig. 75.00 to 82.00.... . . . •·•
JD'lt off Bill Geoff.ritvs faille chemiae.
Reg. 115.00 ..................... 71.•
•% to•% off Act I miuy and petite
careeJ dreaes. Orig. 68.00 to n .oo .. 43.• •1pec:w purcheM striped apun poly99ter
dreaMS . . ............... 11.•
•apecw ~petite PoPlm
dr9Slet ............... n.•
•apecw purcheee linen·look au1t1 ....
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WOMEN'S SHOES
~off Evan Picone "Bistro" eepedrille.
;.~ !·~·~;~ ~~~.J:f~>~;~;. JD.•
Reg. 23.00 to 60.00 ........ 11.40 to 40.00
20't. off All junior footwear.
Reo. 22.00 to 46.00 ........ 11.• to 31.40
2D% off All Naturallzer ahoea.
Orig. 28.00 to 49.00 ........ 22.40 to •.a
20'/e off All women's Huah Puppia.
Orig. 32.00 to 33.00 ........ 21.• to 21.40
ACCESSORIES
29% off All our PhilliPP4t handbage.
Or'g. 35.00 to 90.00. . . . ... a.• to n .eo
29¥. off All our etraw hatt.
Orig 24.00 to 46 00. 11.21 to •.•
20% off All our acervee and neckwear.
Orig. 8.00 to 24.00 1.40 to 11.2D
20% off All aunglaues including desig·
nera. Orig. 14 00 to J00.00 . 11.21 to •.oa
20'1'. off All eocke.
Reg. 2.15 to 10.00 ....... 1.72to1.00
20% off All belta.
Reg. 4.00 to 25.00 J.20 to 20.00
29% off All pierced earring• in fnhion.
junior'I jewelry
Reo. 3.00 to 100 oo . . . . .... 2.40to •.oo
20% off All lf(>tards. tight• and leg·
warmer.. Reg. 6.00 to 36.00 .. 4M to a.-
1 /'J off Baronet urethane toh eaentials.
Reg. 9.00 to 16.00 ........... l.•tot.•
21% off Stone Mountain teeth« hand-
bags. Orig. 80.00 to 78.00 .. 44.• to 17 .•
40% off launanne vinyl clutches
Orig. 20.00 ............ . . . .. 11.•
21¥. off All our Evan Picone hosiery.
Reg. 3.60 to 6.60 . . . . . . . . . . 2.• to l.2D
21% off All our f1bric handbag• and clut·
chee. Orig. 18.00 to 42.00 .. 14 ... to D .•
29% off On ell caauel lhoea. •
Reg. 12.00 to 15.00 ......... IM to UM
. MEN'S , YOUNG MEN'S
21% off All our regular priced Levi'1 fOf
Men d4tnlma.
21'1'. off AH Kennington young men'•
thirtt.
21% off All striped knit• from Arrow,
Purlten end Roben Bruce.
Reg. 19.00 to 28.00 ........ 11.• to 2DM
21~ off All Angel'• Flight penta.
21~ off All men'• w1IUhort1, Harrie,
Receea end Spon1phere.
Orig. 12.00 to 2'6.00 ......... I.• to 17 M
21% off A.II young men'11tatu. t-n1.
21~ off All boya' Kennington lhlrtt.
21¥. off Weekend wear by Pierre C.rdin
and Boeton Tr9def.
()fig. 20.00 to 52.00 ......•. ,. .. to ...
ME-N s r u HNISHINGS
~off All Arrow, Ven Heuetn end
~ fulfltdrwahlm.
~ flff Al men'• nectcw.f
~ .. All~.
Aeg. 1&..00to2'2.00 ...•..•• 11.Jlto ...
IK ... All Tropkal eunglaeMe.
fteg.JZ.00 "° 2'6.00 .............. tlM
... .,, Al Mutlllng\tlw bNfa end -
MtW1a. ..... 10.00to 12.00 ......... .. ... "",..,....,.,
..... 4.00to t.00 .................. .. _.....,.Al men'1 ICM llhote •
T
WEST COAST KIDS
20'/e off All children's denim jeans.
Orig. 14.00 to 34.00.. . .. 10 •• to 29.•
21% off lzod girls 7 to 14 tops, ahortt.
Orig. 14.00 to 22.00 . . . . .... I .• to 11.•
20•1, off All car aeats.
Orig. 38.00 to 85.00 .... . . 21.• to 17.•
20'/t off 3-pc. pantie, camisole. slip aets by
Her Majeety; 4 to 14. Ong. 10.00 ...... 1.•
20% off Girt' a 4 to 14 London Fog 11cket1
Orig. 20.00 to 22.00. . . . . 11.• to 11.•
20'1'. off All Oshkosh toddler boys' play-
weer. Reg 16.00to1800 11.•to11.•
20% off AH m.rtited pnces in Health Tex.
Orig 5 00 to 30 00 . . 3.• to Zl.•
20'.lt off AH children's active footwear
•apecw purcheM g1r1's knit 4 to 14
sleepwear . . . . I.• to I.•
DOMESTICS, DRAPERIES
IO'le off all Canterbury tablecloths.
Reg. 22.00 to 48.00 ........ 10.• ton.•
ID% off every beach towel in stock.
Reg. 10.00 to 40.00... . . ... 4.• to 11.•
All bath towels now at white sale prices.
Reg. 3.00 to 24.00 .......... 1 .• to 11 .•
20% off cOfduroy bedrest1 by Brentwood.
Reg. 25.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 ..
•% off Levolor "Limited Edition" blinds,
IO'>'t off Cu1tom venical blinds
50% off inatellation
liOY. to •'I• off Mlected drapery fabflCI.
50" off labor 50% off 1nstellat1on
ID% off selected reupholatery fabrics
Save on labor, too.
11% off ma~ to measure draperies.
41% off Malibu bedspreeds.
»% off ell kitchen curu1n1
Save on every sheet in atock
Reg. 10.00 to 63 00 . IM to AM
Save on every mattress pad we have
Reg. 17.00 to 62.00 . 11.• to 54.•
S.W on every comfoner and bedspread
Reg. 45.00 to 275.00 ..... 11.-to 211.•
21 to 31% off Fieldcrut automatic
blankeu. Reg. 75.00 to 200.00. . . 41.• to 1•.•
MATTRESSES
401.• off on our 111cluaive solid btaa
~ybed. with gift of two twin King Koil
mattressee Reg. 1200.00 . . . . 711.00
STEREOS. TELEVISIONS
... off. JVC 25 watt me1ched stereo
component aystem with cabine1 If pyr-
chaMd ~rately. 936 00 . . . . .. _..
IO.OI to 1IO.OO off 111 colOf con10lea.
21% to 40t/e off on all discontinued VCR' a.
LAMPS AND PICTURES
•%off crystal 1ocent temp.
Orig. 100.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ..
~ off hurrk:ene lampa.
Orig. "125.00 ..•.................. 11M
tl'4t off e11cluelv1 oak f,..me mirrors. Orig.
125.00 .......................... ..
Ill I cW purchMe. FrerMd ftorel
prints under glffl . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11•
41% to•% off on eecent mlrron end cMc·
tu,.. Or'g. 6.00t036.00 2.41to17 ...
MAJOR APP l IANCE S
,. ..... F1igldllte Nfligerator/frMteJ.
Otte. m .oo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ••
.... GE~totlfreu«.
OttQ .•• 00 ...................... ..
41M flff GE .ict.by·.idl
nrhfglleeor/frMl•. ong. 79.00 •.• MM
aafllf Whlee w~ tutoma11o
...... Ofte. m .oo ............ ·••
···~-dryet. Ofll. 121.m .................... .,.
~·~~CMM. Ofte, a .oo • •.oo .... ZJtM• ....
FURNITURE
:m1.• off 2 pc. 1rched bookcaee.
Orig. 1200.00 ................... •.OO •'It off dtrk rattan arm aofe.
Orig. 930 .00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... •.OO
2211.00 off aet of 3 occaalonel tabl99. Orig
975.00. . . . . . . .. ' . . . . .......... 741.00
1•.00 off 3 pc. contemporary ocehional
table eet. Orig. 666.00 . . . . ..... 471.00
211 .00 off solid oak 2 pc. French atyle
cocktail table. Orig. 1060.00 ....... 711.00
201.00 off 3 pc. pecan finilh occational
table. Orig 800.00 . . . . . . . . .. . . . . •.oa
41'/t off btaas, glad dining table, 4 black
lacquer ~e ctu111r1. Orig. 2560.00 .. 1•.00
33'1• off Barcalounger® wall hugger
recliner. Reg. 600.00.. . . . . . . •.oa
40'1. to IOY. off Catnepper® leeth«
recliner. Reg. 1000.00 . . . . . . . . . •.GI
ID'le off Stratoiounger® rust vinyt
recllMr. Reg. 600.00.. . . . . . . . . . . •.OI
IO'lt off 2 pc. contempcrary wedge aec·
tional. Orig. 200CT.OO ............ •·•
461.00 off tuxedo styfe aofes.
Orig 950.00 .................... •.OO
•1.00 off leather chair and onoman aet.
Orig. 1660.00 ................... •-•
401 •• off 2 pc. velvet secoonat.
Orig. 1200.00 .................... 711.00
111.00 off dartit rattan awivel rockers. Orig.
360.00 ......................... 1 ...
101.00 off a trachttonal style curio cabiMt.
Orig. 400.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . •.OI
ID% off 3 pc. game Mt, folding chairs.
Ong. 400.00 . . 1•a
201.00 off our roll arm wing cheir Orig
400.00. . . .. 1•.00
242.0I off pairs of wing chairs. get a bonus
drum table ong 400.00 each
Purchased 1n ~irs . . . . . •.OO eed\
101 .00 off Chippendaie-atyle wing chair,
oxblood color Ong 400 00 m.oo
Ottoman, orig 166.00 . 121.00
101.00 off lowback lwivel rocker.
Orig. 400.00 . . . . . . . . .m.oo
111.00to 111.00 off. Lih arm family room
piec99.
Orig. 380.00 to IB>.00. . . 1•.00 to •.OO
111 .00 to 1t1 .00 off Berkline' s
~rom11 family room.
51.00to111.00 off Ber11hne'a coraica fami-
ly room.
J01 ,00 off on 2 pc. convenible sectional.
Orig 1200.00 .................. •.OO
101.11 to D1 .00 off Contemponiry aupet
queen sleepef. Orig 800.00 ....... mAO
•% off 3-piece wall system.
Orig. 1160.00 ...... •.OO
43% off 6-pc. oak bedroom aet.
Orig. 2100.00 . . .............. ,, ...
SILVER
•JI% off 44 pc. Georgien Hou.a 18/8
steinlea aet. Reg. 380.00 ........... ..
CHINA GLASSWARE
44% off on Mika .. teed cryatal berwef9.
Reg. 17.95 ........................ ..
41% off LMd crvatal atemwarw ffom
Ametican Stemw8N. Reg. 6.00 ..•..• z.•
•~ off f>.plece plac. Mttlnga from Royal
Ooulton ''Romence Colection. ••
STATIONERV . TOVS
41% off Mr. Minn 90-pega photo albuml.
Orig. 16.00 ........................ ...
21% olf .. boys' t0Y9.
lUGGA G l
9'\ ""emaa ~ oeru.
Ortg. 18.00 •..••.•••••••.•.•• ' ... ~
CA ft Pl T IN l t ---
~-~_,,Oft 11 ...... Wll IOMI
Olrpedne. Oftl, a.oo to 42.00 .... 't9fd
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A• Oreno• Ooe1t DAILY PILOT/lund1y, M1roh 0, 198'
• With rains came flood
of human kindnesses
While the Tueeday storm wu battertn~ communitie1 all along
the Orarite Coaat, the Daily Pilot
newsroom waa flndlng a lot of
helpful friends. Even the moat
dlllaent crew of reporters and
photographers (and o ur
ratn-aoaked crew was diligent
indeed) cannot -Clover such a
wide.pread story without missing
IOl'De key lncidenta.
That's why we were grateful
to the rruijty readen who phoned
the newsroom to pinpoint locations
and events that might be worth
speedy news coverage. Their tips
made our job easier, if not much
drler.
And, as an Interesting
lidelight, the people who phoned
xplained, without exception,
they were not responding to
recent offer of cash tor good
tips. They weren't seeking a
ard, just wanted to be helpful.
Indeed they were, as were the
photographers who brought in tHeir offerings.
We hope to hear from them acatn -preferably for happier
1t9ry tips.
Aa so of ten happens when
d..Uaaater strikes, the past week's
stbrma brought out the best in "'i8Df citizens. Throughout the
fipaaed areas, volunteers were
aloahing around trying to movtt
stranded cun and helping pt'Ople
and their pet• to safety,
apparently with no concern for
thelr own discomfort
Thls sort of uaiatance went a
long way to back up the sorely
istretched services of police and
tlre departments.
Equally stretched were the
phone companies serving the area
Callen jammed lines seeking to
contact friends and relatives who
might be in trouble. With ·a
minimum of delay the calls
seemed to go through as 1f the
world outside were not in the
process of floating away. It was a
reassuring performance for many
worried people
Thinking of others seemed to
be the order of the day. As one
small example, a catering service
that delivers lunchtime
sandwiches and salads to offices
around the area checked m with
us to find the most likely place to
donate~the day's leftovers, which
promised to be plentiful given the
difficulty of covering their usual
routes -a thoughtful gesture for
someone who was losing a lot of
business.
It was not a comfortable week
along the Orange Coast, but the
people came through m style.
Shopping at home
The Fountain Valley City
ci>uncil is ponder~g a proposal
that might well be considered by
other corrununities that lack major .ources of sales tax revenue, like
large, diversified shopping centers.
i..,wu. Beach and Irvine come to
mind.
The council has been asked by UJe Chamber of Commerce to help
ap~naor a "Shop in Fountain
~ley" program, designed to
$X>W'age residents to do as much
of their shopping as possible in the ~. instead of traipsing off t-0
ahopping malls in other
cOmmunities -which then will
reap the sales tax benefit.
The Chamber's idea is to
ni.ake residenta aware, through
~rs. bus shelter posters, water
bl 11 in g Ins er ta and extra
dlstribution of the community
dlrect.ory. that they can help fill
t~e city coffers by patronizing
local bua:inesaes.
U enough of the 55,000-plus
Fountain Valley citizens could be
persuaded to change their
~pping habits and make a point
•
of buying at local supermarkets,
gas stations, drug stores and other
retail outlets, the Chamber
estimates the city's sales tax
revenue could be increased by at
least 10 percent, or more than a
quarter of a million dollars a year
That would be a tidy sum for
a community that laclui such large
tax-revenue sources as big
shopping centers, auto dealerships
and hotels, but is trying to meer-
mcreasing demands for recreation
programs and other city servwes.
The Fountain Valle y
Chamber suggests its "educat.Jon"
effort would cost only a few
thousand dollars and could be
partially or totally financed by bus
shelter adverttsing revenue or
some o th er direct c1tv
contribut ion . It could be a
profitable investment
But wtth or without such a
promotion program, householders
should realize that dollars spent in
the home town can stimulate
business, create Jobs and pay
dividends m improving the local
life s~le
06inions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Datly Piiot Otner views !'X
pi'ased on this page are those of their authors and art 1s1s. Reader comment is 1nvit
ed. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa CA 9'2626 Phone ( 714 ) 6'2·021. .
L.M. Boyd/ Money & marriage
• The more money a man ea:rna, the Cior-e ~ he ii to get mamed. The Ore money a woman earns, the less
r ahe la to get married. The
trimonlal reeearchen have proved
generalle. repea~y. And our
•:ove and War man does n o(
~tradk:t the findinp, although he
~tes that exceptions aboWld.
' Q What WU Clint Eastwood'I firat
'~Revenge of the Creature." In .
Beble. in England'• Royal Family ~Y get four name11
Q. Are there many U.S. resldenta
100 yean old?
A. About 12,000.
Amon& cab driven, more akin
ahow up on the left aide of the
in the Uni1ed Stats, on the fi&ht
in Great Britain. It's the aide most
tpmed to the aun while drtvtni, ln
ther~.
' Q. How many putt are in a typical today? \.
A. About 9.000.
MW'CMr a:tatiltia ahow the killen re five to one male whUe their
wvonn,.. are three to one male.
. Why la "Tupperwan" called
t1
A. a.....-\be man wbo invwnted it
1$.tel WM Sarl W. 1\appw.
You wcm't find the word ua&bS." ln
ta\ of \be lltble. .. ,
Which member of your family
seems best at keeping secrets' The
question 15 not hard to answer, 1f you
know the clue. Students of the rrund
say those who tell you the least about
themaelves a.re the people who are
best at keeping secrets about '""""
Q . Did Mark Twain model
Huckleberry Fmn aft.er a real per.K>n?
A. He did After a long-time friend
named Tom Blankenship
Women tend to sleep 52 mmut.es
more than men do during any 24
houra, researchers claim
Q. How can I know what to wear to
go on a job lnterview:
A. Dreea your daytime best. If what
you oomider best doesn't ault the 00..
you wouldn't fit in there anyway.
How's that for off-the-cuff advice
from eomebody who doesn't know
anything about it?
1be U.S . Treuury deflnn "tax" u
a "• compW.Ory payment for which
no apecUlc benefit la reC'elved in
retum."
Q . What doee the U.S. Navy plan to
do with ita oucdated nuclur-powered
aubmarinea.
A. SLok them at tea.
Canada, too. haa numero us
candidai.. for the "My Name la a
Poem" Club: Dotty and Scotty Wotty
of Vancouver. Ma.xx Ta.xx of Quebec.
Selma Webna of Toronto.
Bumper atlcker: "Honk If You
Don't Like Bumper SticUn. ''
TMlftal,,..., ,._...._
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Information vs. propaganda
WASHINGTON -The US
information Agency ls supposed to
promote American foreign -policy
interests by providing factual material
on the United States to the nations of the
world The idea is that straight news
about Amenca wall be more than enough
to counter the hes and propaganda
disseminated by the Kremlin.
But under the Reagan adnunistraUon,
USIA has fought propaganda with
propaganda, doling out bundles of
money to conservative organizations
with the nght ideological ult.
Nowhere l!I th1a trend more evident
than m USIA's private-sector program,
headed by Robert Rellly. Congreea aet up
the program to provide "seed money" to
private groups for educational exchange
pro)ect.S, and stipulated that 1t be strictly
nonpa.rtJsan
BUT SOME OF Reilly's grants of the
taxpayers' money have a rather partisan
odor to them •
Take the $428,000 USIA gave to
somethmg called the Claremont Institute
1n Claremon~ Calif
Reilly is an alumnus of Claremont
College. located ln the same city. So ls
Peter S chramm. who now runs the
Claremont Institute In fa.ct, the two men
knew each other m college.
USIA officials assured my auociate
Lucette Lagnado that "the Claremont
Institute IS not the same as Claremont
CoUege " Aside from tht> location. they
awd ... Claremont Institute has nothing to
do with Claremont CoUege"
A Philadelphia lawyer might be able
to show that thlS is techrucally correct.
But t.o the layman-taxpayer, It wou1d be
a pretty blurry distinction.
Schramm, the lnstitute's director,
teach~ at the rollege. Other Claremont
College professors are involved with the
institute And some of the mon,ey given
JACI AIDIRIDI
to Claremont Institute by USIA has
wound up with Claremont College. For
example. the institute rented aome of the
college's classrooms for a serrunar funded
by USIA.
The agency's private-sector program
also gave a grant of aprroximately
$200,000 t.o Ernest Lefever s Ethics and
Public Policy Center. Lefever was
President Reagan's iniUa.l choice to head
the State Department's human-nghts
bureau. But after intense acrutiny by the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee,
both Republicans and Democrats jomed
ln ref\Jaini to confirm Lefever.
What Is USIA giving Lefever's
IJ\!llitute $200,000 for? To discredit the
peaoe movement.
In his application for a USIA handout.
Lefever writes at length about thv
"alarming trend o f the pea<:e
movement," and charges that 1t has "the
direc t and indirect back ing o f
Soviet-sponsored groups .. Few would
argue that the Kremlin lS supporting the
international peace movement, the only
controversy ls whether this In Itself
discredits t.he peace movement.
Lefever's proposal l!I to hold teminars
for European church leaders who are, m
his words, "in the forefront of the
anti-nuclear movement." The idea LS to
persuade them that U.S arms policy will
deter aggression
ONE CONGRESSIONAL source srud,
in effect, lotsa luck. ''The Europeans
aren't stupid," the source said. "They
aren't going to buy a S oviet-style,
one-sided propaganda effort." An off1c1al
at the Etlucs and Pubuc Policy Center
stressed that the "b e st minds"
representing all viewpoints on the
disarmament wue would participate in
the seminars
Internal USIA documenta indicate th.at
Lt>fever 1Sn't planning to run his sem.inar
on the cheap In addition to paying a
large part of his own salary, tbe USIA
grant would provide $1,000 and $1.MO
foes for seminar speakers. Lefever
explained that "top talent cannot be
enlisted at bargain-basement prices."
Another questionable USIA grant wa.e
iApproved for the Center for Education
and Reeearch to expoee "future leaders••
of Guatemala to the marvels of the
capitalist system. The original grant
appl1cauon budgeted $1 .000 a day for
faculty pay, plus $3,000 for a dinner
Following protesu by an outraged
USIA 0Cf1c1aJ. the GWltemalans' tern.mar
Wa.!I cut back to $600 a day for faculty -
and no $3,000 dinner.
.. Letters to the' editor
Interest tax
scheme unfair
To the Editor
There could hardly be a less desirable
way to increase federal tax revenues
than the scheme to withhold income tax
on interest and dividend income
This scheme LS wmeceaa.ry and will
result in only a minimal increase m
revenues. It will also allenate and
infuriate the millions of honest
taxpayen who have to put up with
It •
Yet, unless the new gresa takes
immediate action, th11 ill -advised
program will go mto effoct on July l,
1983·.
In the past, Congress had had the good
sense to respond to aroused public
opinion and kill similar IChemes. Thu
one got through la.st year becauae. with
no warning, it was tacked onto the
general tax bill -and killizur it would
have meant killing the overall measure
THE TREASURY Ii.elf admits that
the vut majority of people report thelr
interest and dividend Income. The
cheaters can be caught through more
efficient use of the exUttna computerii.ed
Form 1099 ayatem.
This makea a lot more 1en1e than
forcing virtually all Interest and
dividend .paying banka, aavln11
inltitutiona, corporationa, mutual funda,
and brokeraae houaet to become tax
collectors.
lt aoea without uyina that a 8Ch4rme
u allooencompqli.na u ihla one allo NI
many built-in lnequ.tU.. and that they
will fall hardert on thoet who can leMt
afford lt. nwn "certain to be • lot of
over-wlthholdlf\8, and lo eome cuea,
people enUtltd to refunda may ne&)ect to
file for them.
An .xempdon l)"ltem La provtded f«
ptaplo 05 and older who dld not ~
~ than tl,600 in WtCI ln ~ pl'9'ViOU9
year Ct2,600 for joint returns) and for
anyone who pe.kl te00 or a-(tl,000 for
jolnt retuma). But to pt~
people would have to tue wltb MCh
lnteff91 and dlvldtnd-paylnc eoutte,
dmloalna privet. dttaill abOUt \heir
lnoaml and. for lm\Sar dU... th*• a.c.u.. ll La bMld an the ~ 19U'• ..... she .... ...., .,.... .....
unt.lr IO pe_ople wball ln&DI• ..., LD
the CUl'Nnt y...--..... whO Mw re rid, for 1n1Unce. or who blr"9 a. lhW,., ar ahr .,,._of~.
I ldll ~.J:.S"r 18 P, um .,_,...,, m ~ ~
MAILBOX
and decent bunal Those who agree that
aaddlmg milltoru of honest taxpayers
with this complicated and cumbersome
system is the wont possible way to boost
tax revenues, should let their U.S
Senators and Represe ntatives 1n
Congress know
ROLLIE BROUSARD
Will he repay?
To the Editor·
I believe that 1t is ·•nerally known
that Jane Fonda either directly or
lndJ.rectly fum.tahed former activist Tom
Hayden a pot deal of the $2.6 million
reported 1pent to' become elected by the
Fair Political Practicea Commlaalon
LeaWaton make $28,110 per year in
salary. So If the current trend continues,
Tom could conceivably repay Jane lf he
remaina on the job for approximately 80
years
ROBERT C. PICKING
Wrons 'problem'
To the Editor:
In a recent art.Ide, It was atated that a
"communication• problem" exl1t1
between the CoNt CommunJty College
Ot.trict and the teachva. Thil hu been
the prefem!d ~ of the pr.-and
other lndlvtduall for the put eeveral
yean.
I am IOM')', but a "communicatlom
problem" la too 11.mpllaUc an answer. The
probleml we are fadna are not ones
whlcb can be tolv•d In ln-aervlce
wCl'bbopl on"~ your lt.t.ntno
lkiDa" or ''toealdna lnoc'4t •ff~i;!'
The problem" ta not \bat eech aide cannot
MU' or undentand what the oth•r le
aaytq. The l¥'ObMm II one of values. not
oammunkledOn.
The tMolm'I blve a concept of what
education 11 1upp0Hd to bt and
tblt oonmpt hM bell\ l)l'OWd eft.cttve
for owr 200 yean; ~ and mldcmt
in • IDIU\.IDlfW tn~ The eo.t
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cancept al tducadan: ba.b s.ch delivery ~ 1.e. broedmlt'1l'V, cable, and
proJlct ACCl88. Y•. &M1 .,..,. wnuna '° let the
tHcber1 have lbelr auadenta and
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' These dec1S1ons are an expression of a
value system with which many flne
teachers disagree. Where doea the
community st.and on thJa iasue~ Are theee
elected officlala representing me
rnaJOnty viewpolnt? In e.ence, thia is
the argument between thee.out district
and teachers, students and community
members. We are facing real i!Buee. not
JUSt expenencing a "communicatlona
problem"
DONALD ACKLEY
Internment view
To the Editor:
I wonder 1( the report on internment
of West Coast Japanese during World
War ll doesn't rai.ae aeveral quesUona.
One, isn't it interesting how the
polJt1c1ans mstmctively react by moving
towards doling out nonexistent public
funds for the pouible purchue of votes
of small ape<:ial internt group? Rep.
Lungren saya "we have yet t.o add.rem
the issue of remedies (oornpenaation to
survivon and their heirs)."
Presidential c.ndidate Sen. Cranlt.on
lS saJd t.o be preparing leglalation that
would provide $3 bllllon to aeta.tnee. and
their heirs. I wonder 1f the Japane.e
originally Involved are interested In
reparation after over 40 years and lf any
of their votes are really for sale.
Two, the California Japanese were
transported to sale camps, were well fed
and /rovldcd medical care and they
coul movr out to noncoaatal areu.
Contru1 that with the Infamous Bataan
de.th march and the stort of Japanme
prilon campe for U.S . clvillana ln the
Phlllpplne9 and C'lllewhere. Thouaanda of
Americana died tram tona. kJlia forced
marche1, atarvatlon and the lack of
medJcal care. Remember the atorl• and
pbotoa of the horribly emac:lated
Amtricana?
IF REPARATIONS are In order
would it not be proper fw Sen. Cnmtm
t.o l.na1at that Japan provide tlO for eecb tl U.S . Their fund could IO to th•
horribly ineted U.S. civilian and Army
~of the Ja.--. Or psbap1
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bead and tat death. She la with the joy of someone full of Ute
two yeara 1Atr doctors predicted she'd dJe within
two da)'I. She lauaha u If the very sound givea her
ltref\IUl, and ahe needs all she can get. She laughs eo eully, it la hard to remember she's dYi.na.
But !he la. Susan Teixeira and at least five
other potent.ia.l heart-lung transplant patienta at
Stanford University Medical Cent.er are waiting for
a leCOnd chance at life -their only chance left.
''There are n!ahta I keep my husband up,"
Teixeira saya, "when I say. 'I don't think I can take
another day of thla waiting. I
just can't.' But I cry and get it all
out and feel bette r and pick
myself up. I'm not going to quit
now."
She clings to life the way a
mother hugs her only child,
with a fierce kind of tenderness.
It's a quality that makes her
special to Ma r y Burge. the
clinical social worker for
m UIM Stanford's heart and heart-lung
programs who helps select patients for the double
transplant.
Nearly 400 people apply each year for
heart-lung transplants, but limited donors and
reaources mean only a handful become candidates.
"We're looking for survivors." Burge says.
"We're lookinR for people who have a very strong
will to live, who are willing after they hear what
we have to say about the transplant to go through
with it,. who have the energy and determination to
go through with something that's very stressful and
of uncertain outcome.''
It has taken Teixeira two years to reach th.at
point. In the fall of 1980, she was a 26-year-old
mother of two, happily married to a businessman in
Ludlow, Mass .. near her family and friends. She
had everything to live for. ·
Suddenly, she was dying.
At first, the doctors blamed nerves tor her
shortness of breath, chest pains, insomnia and
edginess.
But when her blood began oozing through her
veins like molasses and her body began retaining
water -40 pounds in less than a month -the.
diagnosis became primary pulmonary hypertension,
a fatal lung ailment with no known cause and no
known cure.
The doctors told her husband, Dave. th.at she
had just days left. But sh e defied their prognosis,
even u she s truggled with the inevitability of
death.
"l had not at the time accepted the fact that I
had this aerious illness that was going to k.Ul me,"
Telxiera said. "When someone comes up to you and
says, 'Hey, I hate to tell you this, but you're 26, and
this is it.' you don't just say, 'Oh, that's OK.' and lay
down and die. \'our first reaction is to say, 'You're
crazy, no way.' "
Five months after she bec3me ill, surgeons
3,000 miles away performed the first heart-lung
transplant in 15 years on another victim of primary
pulmonary hypertension, 46-year-old Mary Gohlke,
an Arizona newspaper executive.
The last heart-lung transplant before Mary
Gohlke, a patient of transplant pioneer Christiaan
Barnard, survived ju.St 23 days. For 23 days, people
destined to die within a matter of months without
such an operwon waited and watched. The 23rd
day came and' went. Gohlke survived, and grew
stronger.
There was hope, due in great part to a new
drug called Cycloeporine. an immunosuppressant
created for Stanford by a Swiss firm. It helps
prevent organ rejection and promotes healing. and
ita efiectiveneas h.$5 been proved repeatedly in the
last two years.
Eight of Stanford's 11 double transplants are
.J alive, not including the laboratory monkeys still
leaping around in their cages several years after
their operations.
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All these jurors are guilty
'' 81\ENDA H. INOERSOLL 111°1' ,..,.. ......
JOLIET, ru. -When ''Tw•lve Anary
Men," a play about a murder trt.al and It.I
itNe Jury dellberatlonl. opened here, the
rwporw. wu eo thunderiJla \hat the U1ht.1
hed to be turned on to end demanda for
CW1ain calla. lt WM l..ln<Mntandable. Half the aciOra
and a fair number ln the audience were
\hermelve1 convkted murderera.
One-hundred of the 2,200 prillonera at
the Stat.evllle Correctional Cenier, 43 rnllee
fraln ChJcaao, belong to a drama troupe
caUed the Con-Artistes. The men can
empathize with a play ln which 11 of the 12
jw'on vote IUllty, then one by one dulhge
thetr m1nda to innocent.
"Half of ua are convicted of murder. A lot
of. Oa wonder juat how well the fact.a were
deJ#berated ln our cue," aaid Nathaniel Brown, who plays the guard who overaee9
Ule juron.
BUt Con-Artistes la more than convicted
men feeling vindicated by a play in which
juron irudgingly decide to acquit.
The men aay it ia a schooling, a way
toward loving each o ther, loving
themaelves, stayina "clean" and gaining the
res~t of law-abiding people.
•You have an active theater group in the ~of a maximum tleCU.rlty prlaon," stage
rnapqer Carl Tillman, 26, said at a recent
retaearaal. "We all como fro m different beckarounda. but we have the talent and
d.d.icatlon to come to19ther And we do a•t
the Job done. "A lot of ua ahou.ldn't be hent.'' TUlman
continued. "Uthe jury hadn't be~m in 1uch
a hurry to sot home to \hat luqna dinner
the wtfe cooked, we mi&ht not be.
''Don't pt me wrona. I did what I WU
convlcted of.'' added Tillman, who wu
uwe want' to be the biggest
and the beat thing that
ever happened in the
prison 1ystem."
fo und guilty o f three murder•. an
attempted murder and armed robbery.
"But the main th1na la, we want to be the
bigge1t and the 6e1t thlna that ever
happened in the prl10n 1y1tem In thl1
country -and I think we're on our way."
Brown, 23. who la aerviJ\i 50 to 90 years
for murder said, "The flnt thing when
people hear 'Statevllle' is the neaatlve
connotation. And when we perform for
outsiders, they eee 12, 14 guy1, half of 'em
been Wtlng weights -and the y look pretty
tough.
"But then we begin to act. We be actors.
They forget about lt and then they aak
for our autographs."
1 The anatomy
~of a • sting
By BILL CRIDER
A1111t1ted "-Wnt.
NEW ORLEANS -Lester Williams was a
laid-back crook with a Southern drawl, a .38 ln a
shoulder holster and good connectiona to high
rollers with big bucks.
"He was the kind of guy who could set up big
deals." said State Police Lt Michael A. Bryan.
'The lieutenant ought to know. He played the
undercover role of Lester around New Orleans for
14 years.
age
Sayelle Yam
Jo.eptl Bipby. 28. who pl.aya a~, l&ld
he'• bee\ In prllon eo lolll -9'N 100 t.o
200 yMl'I for mun:Mr -that he hat
all the 1killl h• ha1 there~ weldln1,
arpentertn&, ama11 •Oline repair and now
actJna.
Of all of them, actlna hu pleued hll
mother moet, Btoby uid. "Famlllm almolt
ao to prhlon with you. They're In a kind of
prUlon too,'' he 11.ld.
"But I beain t.o notice a ch.ante ln my
mother'• face when 1he read about me In
the papers. 'Well, my 90n'1 doln& 10methlna
good down there,' lhe uy1. Being involved
1n thla program'• not only aood for me, but
for my famil)1," Bipby l&ld.
"We're trying to expand the pr<>lf&m by
training thete guya to train and teach,'' aaid
Vera Cunningham, the prl1<>n'1 cultural
art.I supervilor. "We have two ctu.e. under
way. Our goal la to have a whole theater
achool here, from the hlatory of theater on
up."
Saul Colbert, 42, 1ervi.ng 40 to 80 years
for murder, playa a juror and say1 he hope1
to be as great a Shakeepearean actor u
Paul Robeeon.
"All the fruatrationa we have, we leave
in the cell. Whe n w e ste p Into the AP..,.,,.,.,
Con-Artistes workahop and shut the door Joseph Bigsby 26 rehearses the "Lee J Cobb role"
-we are different," Colbert said . "We ' ( th I h Id' ' · · · d ' · f have respect and _ lf 1 can uae thf' word o e ast o out Juror an prison pro uctaon o
love -we have love for each other." "Twelve Angry Men."
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Flex· Shampoo Formula 409· Cleaner Carlo Rossi's wines But now, Lester ts no more His cover was
bloWn, sacri.fioed in a Long lsland, N.Y .. police sting
that recovered $3. 7 million w orth o f stolen
•·ply or1on Ktytic flbet ywn 4-oz ,..., wt Fii~ beluln & ptocein 11\ampOO Rtgut1r,
dtty Ind o/ty. I 8 lluld °""'*-All·purpc>M CINne<"""" lngget IP'l ye< 22 oz • l Ol -Olablot l!urguNy l/rn ROM end mott
paintinp.
Twenty-three paintings. including a $400,000
Ptca.sso and a Monet valued at almost $600,000,
were stolen by three masked bandits who broke
into a mansion a\ Sands Point on April 13, lga2.
AB the bandita should have known, selling such
identifiable loot is not easy. Three months after the
roasbery, they were still looking for a buyer.
Word trickled down to Lester.
"I got it finlt from a rich real eetate man in
Miaai.aaippl," Lester, or Bryan, recalled recently.
· "He called and said, 'Hey, for what it's worth,
wotd ia out on the Gulf Coaat th.at there is a load of
art 'for sale at 12 'h percent on the dollar."'
Lester went around to a shady lady he knew.
"I hear you iot aomething going," he said. She was
glad to aee him. She waa looking foe buyers and
prorru.ed Lester ankle "finder's fee." She produced
a detailed u.t of paintingll, including measurements
and names of the ar1Uta.
"She even had a Polaroid pW:ture," said Bryan.
• "Somebody propped the paintings up against a wall
and made a photograph "
Bryan put the Hat on the national police
teletype to 1ee if anyone knew about them; the
N_.u County police phoned right back.
Leste!' became i.ndispenaable. The ahady lady
told him to check into a certain Long Wand motel;
a man named George would cont.act him.
George wu Gi!orge Haag, 57, who Wied to rob
banks for a living but, having lef'Ved time on thoee
enterprises, now prefers the more temperate
~ of law clerkinj. Bryan said.
Lester arrived ln style, by private l'lane. His
accouterments tn~luded a borrowed ring with a
dt.oond the si7.e of a golf ball. He told ~e
knew nothing about art and ao had brought
his own $600-as<iay art expert -actually an FB
agent whoee aped.alty la art.
Haag teemed overly cautious and ltalled on the
dee}. Lester threatened to fl y home. Haag then
adplltted he was having the shady lady flown to
New York to make Nre Lester really wu Lest.er.
Only July 15, lgs2. Lester wu eating breakfast
in a motel dining room when Haag walked in with
two women from New Orleana. The wcmen pointed Lester out and left, miaaion acoompllahed. No longer
IUSpicioua. Haq joined Lesier at the table.
Haag now lelt safe. He lhou.ldn't have. Aa well
• talking to a Louiaiana state police lieutenant.,
Haag wu rubbing elbows with law officen.
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"They had up to 30 people there," Bryan aaid.
''The bultneamm and airline pilots at neighboring
'-blet were police. The busboys were police. rve
~in thia buainea a long time and I know what~ aOfd operation loolu like. They put on a flne
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SU NOA Y, MARCH 9, 1983
FINANCE
REAL &STATE
STOCKS
84
88
87
U.S. Davis Cup
team stays alive
in Argentina. 82.
0
o~
Rakhshani jumps on th~ Express
..
Monarchs
are kings
of CIF
By ROGER CARLSON
"' .. Dllllr .... a&lllf LONG BEACH -Mater Dei
High'• Monarch a ended a
46-yeer drought last night with a
rouaing 62-44 victory over
perennial power Long Beach
Poly before 12,506 at Long Beach
Arena.
-The conqueat gives the
Angelua League champions the
firat CIF 4-A crown for an
Oranp c.ou.nty-bued team since
' Tua11n turned the trick (in the ·,
major achoola division) in 1937.
Tournament MVP Matt
Beeuwaaert and sophomore
aensation Tom Lewia each
contributed 18 polnta for the
winners aa the Jacluabbita, up by
a 23-21 halftime margin, atmply
wilted under the steady attack of
the Monarcha.
Poly was In the pme to thal
point with the help of an S..for-8
performance from the field in the
first quarter, and in the fact th.at
Lewt. wu limited to jwlt one
bucket in the first half.
The Monarcha took the lead
for good in the third period with
a 10-point burst without the help
of Beeuwaaert to take a 31-27
lead and the handwriting was on
the wall.
Poly wu atill within range
with 3:45 left, pulling to 47-42,
but then the Monarchs went on a
tear, ecortng 15 straight pointa for
the blowout.
Also turning in sparkling
efforta for the winner• were
Chria Jack.eon (7), Mlke Fielder
(8), Mike Mitchell (4) and Pete
Toomey (5).
'The victory give. Mater Del a
28-2 record tilth the atate
reg:ionala next at the aame aite -
~th a starting unit that oontaina
no aeniora. And, it avenged the
Monarcha' laat lo. -a 46-45
defeat to Poly in a tournament
game.
In the 3-A title pme preceding
(See MONARCHS, P .. e BS>
Edison,
By JOHN SEV ANO or .... .,._,,......,.
LOS ANGELES -Two yeara ago,
aft.er being cut aa a free apnt by the
Rama, Vic l\akhahani decided to hang Up
hia cluta and call an end to his fooiba!J
~r.
Today. along with hundnlda of other
players, Rakhahanl, cl~ata ln hand, will
give the aport of football one lut \ry.
That'• what the United Statea Football
League ia doing for a majority of athletea
who would otherwise be armchair
quarterbacka at home, wondering what
might have beet\.
lnatead, these players are getting a
chance -a last chance for mo.t -at
reall.zing a childhood dream of playing
professional football. Rakhahani, as a member of the Loe
Angeles Expreas , which will host
Henchel Walker and the New Jersey
Generals at the Coli.sewn here today at
noon, will primarily eee special team
duties thia afternoon.
Of coune, anything beats what the
6-3, 225-pound tight end has been doing
the past two years ... which hasn't
A little magic
amounted to much.
''When I aot away, I aot away," aaid
Rakhahani of hit exodus from footbiill
alt.er a brief \ryout with the Rama.
"I ju.st relaxed. I didn't touch a weight.
"You know, I don't think I ever r~ally
reached the bMt of what I wu capable
of doinl becauae of the altuatlon I waa
ln."
They seemingly have, too , a1
Rakhahanl h111 not only made the
Expre11, but appears to be juat a ,
flne·line away from a •tarting role.
"I ju.st really fell I wu going to ~
the t~am," said Rakhahanl, who
graduat.ed from USC with a degree m
perfonning arta "l had my heart aet on
it. I think the time away waa good
becauae I teamed a lot.
I didn't run much. I didn't do much of
anythina until a month before the
\ryout."
Rakhahanl wu often referred to u
the Z-back at USC. Conatantly in motion
from hil tight end position, Rakhahanl
wa1 uaed more aa a diaruptlon for
oppaiing defenaee than he waa a weapon
for the '?'rojana' offerwe.
Rakhahani wu atgned to a one-year
contract by the Expreee on the team'•
"I'm exdt.ed ]\Ut from the standpoint
of gettlng out and rutung people again. 1
want t.o make thmg, happen Tilat'a one
of my objectives, I feel 1f I can do tha.e
type of things, more playing time ia
going to come."
On TV today
Channel 7 at noon
"I thlnk the only ones to see my
ablllUee were my family, my hJgh achoo!
coaches and when I was a freshman at
San Ja.e St.ate," said Rakhahani. "My
teammatea al.lo knew what I could do
last tryout prior to the opening of
tral.nlng camp.
It waa a friend of Rakh.aha.n.l'a who got
the former Ediaon High and USC grad
back into the game. And, while
Rakhahani mi&ht be mildly surpriaed to
aee hlrnaelf ln uniform again, he never
really di~ give up on hlmaelf.
. but 1 never seemed to get the
opportunity at USC."
With the Rams, Rakhahani didn't have
much of an opportunity either. Although
he waa fairly lmpl"ellive ln camp and the
club waa In dire need of tight ends,
Rakhahani was releued becauae "he had
slow feet," according to Ram officials.
Rakhshant, hke the USFL, is eager to
make a good, swift Lmpress1on.
"In the back ol my mind, I knew the
ability wu there," aaid Rakhshani, who
c.aught 48 puses during his collegiate
career (three yeara at USC, one at San
J09e State).
"Sure, a lot of things could have
happened differently," noted
Rakhahani. "But, being a Christian, I felt
all things would work together for the
best."
"These guys are very hungry," said •
Rakhshanl of the new league. "I think .
this iB going to be very much like college' ·
football where you have that electricity
among the players that seems to be ,
lacking sometimes an the pros.
"You're gOlng to see a lot of hungry'
players who want to go out and play,
which I think will make for exciting
football."
SCC Hood-winked
Point Loma standout key in 88-76 win
By HOWARD L. HANDY ............ .,.., .....
LA MIRADA -Point Loma'a Crusaders
threw a Hood over the Southern California College
basketball team last night and as a result wiU
compete in the finala of the NAIA District ill
tournament Wedneed.ay night (7 :30).
With Cheat.er Hood scoring 29 points on a
13-for-17 perform.arice, the Crusaden posted an
88·76 deciaion over the Vanguards to eliminate
them from the tournament in last night's lemifinals
at Biola College .
"We were lmpadent and aa a result, we were
gettlna only one shot at the buket each time down
the floor on a number of occasions," SoC.a1 Coach
Bill Reynolda aaid after the game.
"But give Point Loma credit. e.pecially Hood.
We knew he was a good shooter and he's an
all-league performer. He didn't mils very many, did
he?
"We were forced to play catch up in the second
half. When we came out trailing by two points, I
thought we had a little motion going. They made
five transitions (turnovers) but we didn't get the
ball m the hoop."
The Vanguards jumped out m front m the
early going. but when Hood started to hit from
outside with COllSlSt.ency agamst the zone defenae
employed by the Vanguard.a, the Crusaders took
over and held the lead for the balance of the game.
With three players at 6-6 on the front line,
Point Loma controlled the Vanguard offensive
board and forced most shots to the out.side. Mike
Roberts, playing his fmal game for SoCal, hit
consistently in the second half to score 22 for the
game with Richard Pierce getting 20. But it wasn't
enough to overcome Hood and a rash of free throws
by Paul Walker down the stretch.
For the night, SoCal hat 6 of 9 from the line
while the Crusaden tallied 24 of 33.
''I thought Pierce did a good JOb on the boards
and played with a lot of emotion tonight," Reynolds
said. "Mike (Roberta) got i.n his groove in the second
half.
"l waa proud of the way our kids batlled back
(See VANGUARDS, Pa1e 8%)
Anteaters make date
with Fresno State
Specta.I to CM Dally Pilot
STOCKTON -UC Irvine
wrapped up the No. 5 seed for
next week's PCAA Tournament
by whipping hoet Pacific here
last night, 93-84, In college
basketball action. In closing out their regular
aeeaon at 8-8 ln conference (16-11
overall), the Anteaters aaured
themaelvea of meetlna Fresno
State ln the flrat round of the
tournament, reaardleaa of the
outcome of the Bulldop' game
with Cal State Fullerion today.
Other fint-round matchupa
will find Nevada Lu Vegu (the
No. 1 .ef!d) apinat Pacific (No.
8), Cal State Fullerton (No. 2)
venu.a Lona Beach State (No. 7)
and Utah State (No. 3) meeting
San Joa State (No. 6).
"We wanted to win this game
so we could have a chance t.o
finiah fourth," said Mulligan.
"Plus, we want.ed to play Fresno
State (ln the tournament)."
UCI can finish in a tie for
fourth place in the conference If
the Titans beat the Bulldogs
today. UCI will remain the No. 5
aeed, however, because the
Anteaters and Bulldogs apllt
their two meetings with Fresno
State holding the upper hand as
far aa point a.tfferential.
The Tiaen held an early 16-12
lead last night before UCI reeled
off six straight points to take a
lead It would never relinquish. Jay Russell
'
Magic Johnson lays one in during last '
night's game against Detroit. See story, 82.
Time• for the atart of
tournament play Thund.ay will
be decided toni&ht.
UCI lead 44 -35 at th e
intermisaion, but the Tigers
opened the second half by
acoring n1ne straight points to tie
the 8COft. UCI 1COred the next
aeven pointa, though. to put the
pme out of reach.
"I wu pleued with the way we
were able to get the bell inside
tonight," aaid Mulligan. noting
that Grandiaoo was 9 of 10 from
the field (all from cloee range)
Area trio
'•
advances . . ~
FV advance "It WU rally a physical game.
in wrestling
Oilers sweep twin bill, Irvine gets split
In beeting the naen for the
second time in aa many meetings,
UCI Coach 8111 Mulllaan aot
atrona aupport from hil bench u
freshman Ronnie Grandiaon
acored a career-hiah 19 while
Troy Cannon added 16. Al.ao
ecoring ln double filUJ"el wen Georae Turner (a team h1lrh 22
polntll), Ben McDonald (14 and
eiaht ...U1a) and Bob 'Thornton
(lf) points).
Both teams were really banging
out there. eacific ia really a
pretty good team. I wouldn't be
aurpriaed i1 they gave Vega.a a
pretty good game (ln the flnt
round of the tourney)."
SAN DIEGO -A trio of area
wrestlers will advance to the -•
state meet next Saturday in '
Freano after aucceaafully •
quallfying yesterday at Mira
Mesa ffiah.
It wu a day for catching up yeaterday,
espectally ln t.enn1 of tou.rnament play, for many of
the area hi&h achool buebal1 teema. The Cbaraen of &di8on played their first two
rou.nda of the l..oara Tournament. edatna Downey
ln the first pme and then beeting up 0n Mira Colla
ln the 81!1CtDd. For Fountain Valley, the &rom played their
third-round p.nl• (ccmeolation bracket) of the
t.oumey. bMUnl VUla Par1L In nan-~ acdal. Hun~ s.cb swept
a pall' from lb Pueblos, while Dana Hilla and
ItYtne iplit a twin bOl.
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With two out, Dave Kluver walked, atole
fleCClOd and w.nt·to third when the catcher'• throw Golden aailed lnto center f:leld.
Kelly Romine then hit a ground ball to th1rd
and when the third bMeman'a throw sailed put
West rallies,
but Orange Coast falls flm a:-, Kluver IODl'ed.
Badqtea a.di H-'J, Det PMblM 1 ..
The Oller1 a wept the double-header In ~ We.t C.o1Jece eoored 8 dlfferlna fMh..lonl. posttna an eMl_ wln in the f1m nm1 ln the 1ut th.Ne l.J\nin,.,
pme before ra.llytna to nip the Charten ln pme lncludinl ~ ln the bo«om of
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homered to help hit own eawe. ~ Y f« bGth .+ooh · ---~'!'!-OUen ~a.._, ln_ the Mrly tnn-., Otani• oaet, In It.I flrat ~ thlU' 14 rww by the third lnn&M· conference ouuna. wun't u
In Sh• nl1htcap, HunUnaton liacb came f«tuDlte, lolln•,'41 to Banta
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Morello (3-for-4 with two
doubles) doubled up the pp ln
rl1ht center and David
Ap"11oller rHCbed flnt on a bed'·bos> llnale pMt the "1llerton ~then h.lt a ft)' ball
that ~ 1n front of the left
tilldll' for a h.lt to de the ICOl'e at a before mat.er utted h.lt fly ball
to Nbt to win the pme.
Ttie a-tien lmjwowd tMtr
ovwall r9CIOld to M . T'My are
l.O an CIGftl-.ce.
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Continulna will be Jay Ru.ell
of Fountain \Talley, Chris Stately
of Irvine and Edlaon'a Arnold ·i
Alpert. The top four wrestlen 0)
e.ch weight claal advance.
Ru.ell took fourth pl.oe 1n tM
188-pound cl.ua. advanc:inl to the lemiflnala before 109lna to TocMt .. ,
Young from Clovil W9t ffiab.. o
12-3, and aufferlna a narro#·i;;
def ea t at the h and • of'
Eilenhower'• Sean Ooodwtn, 4-3.
Ru.ell bad bee ten Goodwlo In
lut week. 1~13.
Stalely, a 200-pounder.
dropped h1a third-place match to
11 DOndo Htah'• T)' Templeton.
13-1. llh
Alpert hid the~ call mx. '
he nMded '° w1.n at JeMt t.a to r ad~ '° the .... meet. & tucceedull.)' rallied tram • 3.1
deftdt In \hi final to -.JDdl ID
h.11 match ..,.&nit Monte v....-.
SMwn JOI~ wt\h an_.,.
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Paul Brown believes
USFL will he a bust
From AP dl1pa&cbe1
COLUMBUS, Ohio -Paul [i]
Brown, who created two National c. t
Leque footbnll teams, aay1 from hl.s
knowledge of the new United States
Football League. "I wouldn't Invest any mont!y
In It."
"I thlnk generally the people who try to do
It have no realization of the problems that go
with It," Brown said.
Brown put the Cleveland Browrus together
ln 1946 in the All-American Football Conferenc..-e.
The Browns joined the National Football League
ln 1950 after the AAFC collapsed.
In 1968, he built the CinctnnatJ Bengals in
the American Football League. That league
merged with the NFL ln 1970
.,.he USFL opens play today and Brown
said games "are going to compele with base-
ball when they play, and I think they have
Underestimated the popularity of baseball in this
country.·The test is It.ill going to come when they
atart to play, wh en we see how many people
show up ... No. I wouldn't invest any money in
It."
Brown and others warmed up to the USFL
after Herachel Walker of the University of
Gi!orgia signed with New Jersey.
''They take it senously now, sure," Brown
said. "When you go to sign somebody, and they
are knowing up front, for instance, that Hef"8Chel
Walker got $5 million for three years It will
hike up salaries."
Brown sees pot.enllal problems m the new
league.
"They have already violated some of thei.r
own rules," he said, citing the $2 million salary
ceiling for all but two players per team
Quote of the day
''We're both Irish and we're both fro111
New York and we're good loolung. The
only difference is that he has h1S clothes
tailored, and I find mine" -Fraok
Layden, coach of the Utah Jazz, companng
himself to Lak.ers Coach Pat Riley.
VAN GUARDS LOSE ...
From Page 81
from a 16-point deficit but we couldn't quite catch
them. They are a good team
"I thought Deon Richards (a 6-6 freshman)
played well for them (he hit 20 pomts) He's a real
nugget.
"Our eeuon is over but I thought our team
ptiyed pretty much to the level they are capable of
playing this year. They learned to accept what they h~d to do and they did it. We had very few
oomplete players. It's been a good 1eaaon "
"Southern (.;alifomi.a is tough to play," Point
Loma Coach Ben Foster 118.id. ''They always come at
you regardless of the acore. I would almost rather
have a 5-6 point lead than to get ahead by a larger
margin. "When they fall that far behl.nd, at creates a
different tempo and they rlae to the occasion
"We mixed up our defen1es tonight and
appettntly did the right thing. I thought Dave
(Walker) did a fine job and he picked off 110me key
boards and played a aolld floor game for us."
After falling behind by 16 at 62-46 midway throuSh the aecond hall, SoCal came roari~ .back
to cloee within four at 78-74 with 1:01 rema.mtng
Tilat'a when Walk.er went to work at the free
throw line where he sank seven atr&.lght including
sue on one-and-one situations and another on a
technical in the lat.e going. He finished with 16, rune
at the line. $oCal College cloeed out the sea90fl with an
18-12 record while Point Loma will carry a 21-12
mark into the championahip game Wednesday
night against Westmont, which alao won last night.
I Leach's team wins
LA JOLLA (AP) -Top-9ee<ied Tim Pawaat
and Ricky Leach, a aenior at Laguna Beach High.
topped aeventh-eeeded Glen Michlbata and Jerome
Jones, 6-3, 7-5 in a quarterfinal match of the 94th
annual Pacific Coast Men'• Tenn is Doubles
Cbamplonahia at La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club
ysterday.
Pawsat, a ltudent at Southern Cal. and Leech
will face fourth-seeded Kelly Jones and Richard
Gallien. who are both from Pepperdlne, In a
wnWnal match today.
Jones and Gallien advanced by defeating
llxUl eeeded Danny Saltz.. a product of Coron.a del
Mar Wab. and Jeff Klapuda. 6-3, 2-6, 6-4.
In the other aem1final match, leCOnd·Beeded ~ill Baxter and John Van Nostrand, both of
P.eppe.rdine, will meet fifth'"91!eded Scott Davia and
Jofui Letta, who att both from Stanford. &Jner and Nostrand downed WlllHded Frank
Grannl• and Ansel Lopez 7 -6, 6-3 an the
QUart.erflnal round while D.vll and Letu upeet
third~ Mau Anger and Antony Emenon,
&om Corona del Mar Hlgb. 7-&, 7-6.
The champlon1blp match la scheduled tDUowina the mniftnala today.
Vancouver eatche King
Varwouvl'r U•l'd thlrJ ·period lii1 aoai. 20 k<t.'OJ1d1 MJ*rt by (Juy Lup1ll '
und t'a&rlk Su.nd1lrom lut nla&ht t.o ~at Wlnnlpua. ~-4. ln ll Nullon•I
Hocktty LHWUt' aomt• Thc.-win vu•ht>d tht•
t'anudu lnw ll u.. for the final playoff lx-t th
with the Los Anaelfa Kina• In th• Smythe
Oivlldun Ellc:>where In th~ NHL, WayDc
Gre tlky lk'Or<'d hla ~7th and ~8th go..lil of tht•
IC!uon and eet up thtt't4 by llncma~ Jart Kurrl,
u Edmonton tulh-d to u 6-3 win In Toronto
. . . MUii Novy and c.lefeneemtan Paul
MaclUnoon IK'\>n'<i Wuh!na-ton goalal durlns a ~9·accond span m1dwaay through the second
pt'rlod and the Capltalic w .. nt on to cdgt!
PhlladelphltA, 4 3 . . Left wing Mlc bel
Goulet ~me only the second player in Queb«
hatory to 1COre ~O goala when he not.ched three
laat night to help the NordiquH lM:lttt•1 Hartford.
10-3 Bob Nystrom and Brent Sutter
netted first-period goals to lgnJ~ the New York
111lander1 to a 5-l victory over viii ting New
Jersey . Dloo Ciccarelli and Brad Maxwell
notched first-penod goals and goaltender Don
Beaupre ran his unbeaten atrmg to 10 garnee to
lead Minnesota past Detroit, 4-1 Barry
Pederson liCOred twice and Boston l"Onvert.ed all
four of Its power plays ln a come from-behind
6-3 victory over Chicago.
Carroll's 52 lifts Warriors
Golden State center Joe Barry m
Carroll scored a career-high 52 points
m leading the Warriors to a 127-121
victory over Utah last night an
Oakland . Elsewhere In the National
Basketball Association, Klkl Vaodewegbe tallied
36 points as Denver built a 24-point lead and
withstood a late Milwaukee rally for a 126-120
victory . . . Cleveland guard World B. Free
n otched a game-high 25 :. -.
p oints and forward Cliff
Robinson added 24 as the
Cavaliers surpris1:d host
Dallas, 98-91 Davld
Tbomp100'1 29 points lteyed
Seattle's 126-103 over
H ouston, the Rockets' 1 l th
loss in their last 12 games.
Houston's 11-50 record tS the
1 worst an the NBA
cAMou. Bernard Kine tallied 11 of his
24 points m the third quart.er to boost New York
to a 105-98 victory over Boston.
Koch holding hot hand
Gary Kocb, for five years a !I non-wanner but now seeking his
second consecutive triumph, birdied
his last two holes for a 68 to take the
lead after the third round o{ the lnverrary GoU
Classlc an Lauderhill, Fla.
U.S. • rema~ns
• 1n • contention
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina (AP) -John
McEnroe and Peter Fleming defeated Argentina's
Guillenno Vilas and Joee-Lui.s Clerc, 2-6. 10-8, 6-1,
3-6, 6-1 in a marathon doubles match yest.erday and
kept American hopes alive an first-round Davis Cup
action.
The victory by the world's top-ranked doubles
duo cut Argentina's lead to 2-1 in the best-<>f-five
series with two smgles matches to be played today.
Clerc overcame a rally by McEnroe earlier
yest.erday and won a suspended singles mat.ch, 6-4,
6-0, 3-6, 4-6. 7-5. The match, wtuch followed Vilas'
6-3, 6·3, 6·4 opening singles victory over Gene
Mayer, had been halted Frlda5' night due to
darkness with Clerc leading 5-2 in the final set.
McEnroe will play Vilas and Mayer will meet
Clerc ln today's reverse singles matches, with the
winner of the series to meet the victor in the
Italy-Ireland series in a second-round action
beginning July 8.
McEnroe and Fleming, playing on slow clay
cour1.1 before a partisan crowd ol 14~000 fans at the
Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club, failed to put on
their usual brilliant performance again.st Vilas and
Clerc, who rarely play together.
McEnroe. trapped lnto unforced erron an the
first tet, dropped his opening 1ervice and two more
aervice breaks followed. Clerc was the flrat to hold
h.ia aervke ln the fourth aame. helped by good
smaahed by Vilas, playing cl09e to the net. Fleming
dropped his aervice and Argentina took tt.e eet 6-2.
-VHaa, who had served aa anchor man for
Argentina in the first aet. faulted ln the second set
and had his service broken three times.
Yankij, Expot' po t wint;
Jerry Mamp,rey hit a two run • hornor in tho thJrd lnninj to pruvldt•
thc-Nrw York Yankcn with a 2-1
vl<:tury nvttt Bal tlmor., yt1tterd1ty In
the 01'41nlns aome of tho oxhlblUon ~a.son for
both t.t-Wl'll Meanwhile, Brad Miiii' 1lnaJ
druvt• In the wlnninj run In tht> riahth lnnlna aa
Montrt1ll edaed Allanta, 4-3 Nell Allen,
the N•w York Meta' top relleol pltch~r. 1howed
no o lfect1 of lut yeor'1
<U.bllns ttlbow lnJury when
he pitched two pNfccl
lnninaa In an lntra-aqu11d
aam yttalorday . . The
Toronto Blue Jay1 unnounct'd
ye11terday that right hondl'd
pitcher Jlm Clancy had
alant'd a four-year contract
believed lo be worth $3
million . . Two home runa ..,.._Y by 1hortatop Gre1 Gape, unt>
of them following a blast by Jlm El1enrelcb,
1pe.rked the Mlnneaota Tw1na to an 8·0 victory
ovl"r the.• University of Central Flortda
Utah State tops 49ers
Ron Ence and Cbrla McMullln m
S<.'Ored 17 points apiece to lead Utah
~Hate to an 81-76 Pacific Coast
Athleuc Auodation victory laat night
over Long Beach Stat.e . Elsewhere in tht-
PCAA, senior forward Chris McNealy tallied 15
pomt.s and grabbed rive rebounds to lead San
Jose State past UC Santa Barbara, 70-58
In Pacific-10 play, forward Darreo Daye scored
18 point.a to lead a balanced UCLA attack as the
SlXth-ranked Brw.ns rolled past the Uruversity of
Washington , 90-66 Forward Brian
Pollard acored a career-high 21 point.s and had
seven rebounds to lead Washington State to an
83-80 decision over USC.
'Anita feature draws 18
Tbe Wonder , who has raced only •
om.-e m this country, fi.gures as the
horse to beat today in th e
$500,000-guaranteed Santa Anita
Handicap al Santa Anita. The Wonder, assigned
high weight of 124 pounds, made tus Arnencan
debut La.st Sunday and was impresalve, winning
by 3 'h lengths. A field of 18 entries Is the largest
for the 1114-mlle event since 22 started in 1947
.. Croeeo, an 85-1 longshot shipped from
California, outdueled odds-<>n favorite Copelan in
the stretch and won the Florida Derby yest.erday
at Gulf.stream Park in Hallandale, Fla.
The National Buketball Aaaod.alion says it will
att.empt to delay players' free agent rights if the
league 1.1 hat with a strike on April 2
Pole-sitter Ricky Radd and 34 other starters are
hoping for dry weather today in the Warner
Hodgdon Carolina 500 Grand Nation.al stock car
race
Basketball
scores
c:.:r
UC IMne 93, Peclftc 14
S en Jot• SI 70. UC Sent•
B8f111W• se
UCLA 90, Wd/\lnglon ee
WMNnglon SI S:l, use 80
Or9gOn SI 112, Oregon SO
Sen °"'00 SI 77, New Mexico
73
P91JC*dlne 84, ~ 58
Huml>oidl SI 63. S.... J.crencllCO
SI Ill
U Sen DleQo 01, St Merl'• 58 .......
UW1 St. 8t, Long 8-:tl 61 76
Utllll IM, BYU 112 (3 al)
caltOf nle 14. A.rtlon• S9 Artzone SI 711, Slamotd 72 (al)
Wyoming 49, ~SI 39
/Ur FOfce S9 S 1tt •EdwwdSYiPe
51
Nev8dll Aetlo TS, Monlene 73
N A.rtlone eo, Monlen• SI S6 ,.._ Mellloo SI 91, Tul .. 115
K-74, CotOfedO 63
Idaho ee. 9olM s1. 10 I~ SI &4, W.O. SI 52
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Houe1on ~ 8eylOf &4 Tn• A6M 83. r-Tech 70
Aftl-H . Alee 55 SMU96, T-117
Otel Robert• 91. Ol!W>orne City
80 ~ eo. PW! Amet1c:an 51
OldMoma 72, ~St 70 .......
ONo SI 78. P>#due 86
Minn.ote A , Mlc::lltglltl TS
MICfllQlltl SI. 91. Wlecon9lf1 115
lndleN 117. lllnOlw 55
MIMOu<'I 11-4, low9 SI lie
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Bt9dley 112. Drllk• " '\/lrglnle Tedi 73, ClnOnnell 72
lllnOlt SI 94 Cf elQflton 63
lndllll\I St 111 99 Tuu 81
103 K9nl St 78. MIMnl M
Toi.do 59. Otllo V 5e
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E -..lc:fllgen 95. c.nt Mlctligen
N l0)'04a. NI 91. o.trolt 93
S MINIMlppl 70, W llllnOil 62
WlcN\1 St 109. 8 I~ 13
E llllnolt 12. SW Mteeoun St 17 ._..
Non" cato!IN 108. Ouk• • I ~ CttOltna St 130, Well•
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,.~ 71. Qolumtlla ..
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Boston U H . Holy Cf-97
Navy 711. George Maeoo 73
M.-tMllM, ~ 5e
T--St 71, L.eteyena 118
Belt~ SS,~ Md .U
Dalewva ea. Rid« 117 (otJ
8uelcnall 77. SI Frenc:l9. Pt 87
Le Sllle 87. Verm<>M 73
New H1mp1hlrt 74 .
Nortt-.tern 73
Penn St 79, RutQ«'t 70 Roo.n Morrll M, SleN 72
Connecilclut SS, S,.r~ 5"
Gao WelhinQton 118, Duq-
OQ Me11•chut•ll• 8 1 SI
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Ga SOut,_n !le, 8emf0td 57
C-tenery M • ...._<* 95 toll NAAA.,..._. (lee.•> POlnt Lorne II, Sout~n Cal
~711 Wtetmont 711. ~ Pec:lftc: S2
MCMDMMMI• huttlA...,_..,.._.
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Po11c1am s~ eo. ~tttwteti 56
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8ft0RTI 'ca.lMHT --BUD TUCKER
Colleges have
own problems
to worry about
Nobody came an on tht' noon balloon from
Saskatoon and uked me, but ..
• Many of the coll~es which have declared
thelr carnpuaes off limits to ecouta of the United
Stat.el Football League are themaelves on probaUon
for breaking NCAA rules.
• Steve Garvey s.aya he has something apeda.l
planned for the Padres' April 16 vlBit to Dodger
Stadium but refuses to reveal what 1l la ... Maybe
some extra base hits.
• Pred1ct1on1 for the c hampion1hip
double-header m South Africa m May which will
be kicked off by a 30-nunute concert b_y Frank
Smatra Davey Moore will fall at the hands of
Roberto Duran, Ken Bogner will faU at the hands
of Boom Boom Mancaru and Old Blue Eyes will fall
at the hands of the hart.ender at the post fight
party. bo . . • If Bum Phillips as really a cow y, at as
obvious h e spends too much time at the
c huck wagon.
• Laker Coach Pal Riley is annoyed over
recent lethargy on the part of his ball club but he
had best not complain too loudly lest Magic Jonson
has him replaced.
• If the pro scouts are nght about Stanford's
John Elwayll being the best quarterback ever to
come out of college. he should break the money
record of Herschel Walker who was not the best
runrung back ever to come out of college try
O.J . Simpson.
• You know you are getung old af you took
note of Eamonn Coghlan's mile record and reahz.ed
it is nearly 30 years since Roger Bannister ran the
first mile under f o ur m i nutes.
• If the Dodgers did not think Greg Brock was
capable of replacing Steve Garvey at first base,
Steve Garvey would still be at first base
• The NBA's special finance committee as
working to seek out and identify the f~anchi.ses
losing money, but at would seem much sunpler to
identify the one or two teams wtuch are brea..lung
even.
• Rama coach J ohn Robinson has brought
everybody from USC but Traveler lll.
• U your question has to do with whether a
major league manager has e"'.er been f~ during
spring training, the answer tS yes. .Alvin Dark
waa given the foot by San Diego in March of 1978
and replaced by Roger Craig.
• U you think security at the 1984 Olympic
Games in Loe Angeles won't cost money, consider
that the area will be policed by an army of 17 ,000
and an army matthes on its stomach
• NBC's offer of $500 million to baseball
amount.a to a "buy out" of cable televwon.
• Angel pitcher Dave Goltz threatened f:O
retire aft.er 1oaing in arb1tration but changed his
mind on the grounds that $150.000 LS not as good as
$350 000 but it is somewhat better than nothing. e It is not out of the quesuon a running back
with $5 million and the pot.ential to make more may
not need an education.
• When the LA Express meets the New Jersey
Herscheb In the USFL opener here today, one
thing Hugh C-ampbell of the Express does not have
to worry about is being out.coached. _
• It is diffacull to believe that the long hst of
rules and angles connected with buying 1984
Olympic tickets will not cause confusion
Worthy steals
Magic's thunder
PONTIAC, Mach. (AP) -Fans of the Detroit
Pistons may have filled the Ponuac Stlverdome last
night to eee F.arvin Johnson work his magic, but it
was Loe Angeles roolue James Worthy who ended
up stealing tlle show.
Wo rthy came off the bench to score a
career -high 28 poin ts to lead the Lakers to a
122· 108 National Basketball Association victory
over the Pistons.
"He played his best game ever," said Los
Angeles Coach Pat Riley, praising the young rookie
who recently turned 22.
Detroit Coach Scotty Robert.aon abo sang the
pr&lSeS of Worthy.
"Worthy was temfic off the bench. He took
our young players to school tomght and he'a a
young one hlm!elf," Robert.ton said.
Worthy, along with Jamaal Wilkes combined
for 20 fourth-<1u.arter points to pace the L.akers
Kings settle for tie
CALGARY, Canada (AP) -The Calaary
Flames erupted for three goala. two by Lanny
McDonald, in the third period 1.aat night to tie the
Loe Angelet K1ngl 4-4 in a Natioo&l Hockey ~ -
game .
Mc.Donald'• two goal.a increued hia aeuon
prod\lcUon to a career-blah 66. He t.raila NHL
Jffder Wayne Gretzky of Edmonton by two
Maroel Dlon.ne IClOl'ed two p1I to lead the
Kln,p. Other t.o. Aft8eles ICOttf"I were Charlie
Simmer and Jean-Paul Kelly. ,.._...=....~~~~~~~-
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MONARCHS ..
From Page 81
Mater Del11 bll momtnu,
Rlverald• Poly wu an H•Y
winner ov., Palm Sprln11.
handln1 the Indian• • 70-~3
•tt.clc.
The earlier eutlon tound~·
Sonor• (2·A), Santa Clara (1·A)
and Crouroada (emall echoola1
1ucce11ful. Sonora 1topped
Garey, 84 -80, 81nu Clara
defuted Blialr. U -49: and
CrOMroadt whipped Chadwick.
64-63. ReUSe Miller, Rlverstde Poly'1
6·6 een1at1on with a 29-polnt
1corln1 avHaae and • 1l1ter
named Cheryl, eoored 10 of hla 29
polnta In the flrtt halt u Poly
1wept tO a 38-34 teed.
The Samuel.ton brothen, u
they did all year Jona for
Sonora'• Raiders, led the way in
the 2·A finale.
Jon, a 6-~ eenior point auard •
1cored l ~ point• and had 11
rebound.a, while hi.a brot.Mr, Erle,
a 6-6 junior, contributed 18
polnta and 10 rebounda
It waa L ou Cv1janovlc h'1
elahth 1-A champlonahlp at
SantA Clara u once again the
Sainte proved t oo tough to
handle In thelr dlviaion.
The coach's son, Stacey. ecored
13 polnta tor the winners, but the
cataly1t tO the victory came in the
fonn of Joe Wallace, a 6· 7 talent
who eoored 32 pointa.
Croesroada High made it two
straight in the small schoou
diviaion, w ith three playen
getting 16 po ints each as a
third-quarter uprising (16-6)
turned the tide on Chadwick,
which finished the season ln a
manner similar to its exiltenoe all
year long -No. 2 tO Croaroada.
Kison sharp
in workouts
CASA GRANDE, Ariz. (AP)
-Right-hander Bruce Kilon.. a
big question mark for the Angela
a year aao before maklna a
1uocessful comeback from nerve
surgery , o v erpowered hi1
teammates in batting practice
yesterday to signal he may be set
for bigger things in 1983.
Kulon, 10-5 last season after a
season and a half of inactivity,
shattered about a half-doz.en bata
during a 15-minute pltchln1
stint.
The 33-year-old veteran beat
illustrated the edge pitchers hold
ln the camp of the Angela. who
resume d workouts yesterday
a fter two days of inclement
weather
"I've never seen him throwlna
be tter," aaid second baseman
Bobby Grich of Ki1on . "He'•
gol!li tO h.ave a heckuva year if
he kttpe that up "
Kleon figures to be orre of
thou benefl ting from new
Angel a Manager John
McNamara, reputed u a crack
handler of pltcher1.
Marina beaten, 3-1
Marina High'a men'• volleybell
team e xtended visiting Santa
Barbara to four gamea yesterday
before succumbing, 15-12, 14-16,
17-15, 15-4.
The V ikings ( 1-2) gave last
year's CIF 4-A semifi.naJ.iat all It
could handle in the fint three
games before loaing tome steam
an the fourth, as the entire match
took 2 'A hours tO complete.
Outsjde hitters Marcel Wela
and Jerry M e unier led the
Vlk.lng attack.
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-IN Ofanot Oout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Maroh 8, 1813
A 'SHOE'-IN Businessman's anger about death
turns into lifesaving idea
Br ~SN I!. kL£IN 01 .. .., .........
a.orae Waaer can't remember
exactly when he reed about the
little boy who died tn the
emerpncy room alter he wu hit
by a car becaUM he t'OUldn't be
treated w lthou t ht1 paren ta'
t'ONMtnt.
But the •tor)' h!Ad a profound
ettect on the Buena Park
bulineu man and fatht"r of thrM.
lt WU about el&ht montha a&O,
ht" aald, that he wa1 outra.ied
D.., ..... llaff '9loto
George Wager shows off his invention, a
shoe (this one oversized) that fits more
than just the kid wearing it.
VthM he found that, becaUM of
pouiule rnedlcal UAbUlty, doctor.
a.re oft.en h•ltant to u-.oat mlnon
without parental permlaaion.
Ottle(ala at the Board of
Medlcal Quality Naural\Qe Mid
doctor• are protec ted when
treatln.i anyone In a
lite-and-death altuallon -but
the doctor mu1t be ab.olutely
convinced the 1ltuatlon 11
llfe-threatenina.
Waaer, 36, Ciidn't atop at jwt
gelliJll 8J1iry. True to hia nature,
he turned the &Jller Into energy
and came up with a creatJve -
and, he hopes, profitable way
to remedy the lituation.
He Incorporated a way to aave
lives into an athletic shoe, and
eventually, an entire line of
clothlna. He cans the concept
"Lifesaver."
The Lifesaver iB a children'•
tennis shoe with two double
velcro enclosures built Into each
side. Three of the pockets can be
u1ed for key1. money and the
things kida traditionally keep in
their shoes.
The fourth pocket hoWle!I the
cards to which Wager holds a
patent : an emergency
1dent1fication card. a medical
history card, a doctor l<>dltor card
and a parent ooruent form.
"Kids are always doing things
.they aren't supposed to do,"
Wager said.
As a Little League coach,
Wager said he knows how easily
children can hurt themselves.
And, with more parents working
outside of the home, it's getting
more difficult to get that
essential consent before
treabnent.
''l found out that 36,000 kida a
year die In accidenta," Wager
said. "Th~re are 21 million
acc1denta a year that require
medical attention And at 14
million of those accidenta, the
first peraon on the scene ls not
the parent. That means that two
out of three times, the first
per90n looking down at that hurt
kld ia not his parent"
Thii, ''Lif~saver'' tennis shoe has four pockets with the fourth
being most important. The pocket is designed to hold emergency
identification, medical history, doctor locator and parent consent
cards.
What Wager's emergency
cards do Is provide essential data
to auth orities. The medical
h11tory card was a collaboration
on Wager's part, put together
using the advice of hospital
ofhciala he consulted.
"They said they needed to
know what allergies the child
had, whether he was on any
regular medication, what his
health insurance number was
and his blood type"
What Wager considers most
lmportant tn the package as his
parent consent form It ls that
cared which will make the
difference -and which could
have saved the life of the boy he
read about originally.
The card reads: "ln the event
that I can not be reached and my
famil y physician can not be
reached, I give my oonsent to the
attending physician to do
whatever is deemed necessary to
msure the safety of the child .''
Below, there is a place for the
parent's signature.
Since h~ began manufacturing
the shoes, which sell for around
$19, about one month ago, Wager
said he has been succesaful. "This
1s the official Little League
shoe," he said. "l went to them
(Lmle League off1c1als) and
explained the situation They
lookPd at the idea and ba&callly
said, 'Go for it -that's the best
idea we've heard in a long time'."
Wager also recently signed a
contract with the company that
makes Buster Brown shoes
which deals mainly in chlldren's
shoes, to put the carda in all thelr
shoes.
"What we've got to do now ta
notify the guy on the street that
1f a kid II hurt to look In the
child's shoe." W&.R,er aaid.
Wager and his wife, Kathleen,
started their own bu.ainea three
yean ago in their Buena Park
garage. They call their company
Foremost Finn International.
At Foremost Finn, Wager has
designed several children's
decorator and toy items. But
Lifesaver i4 IOl'nething different.
It'a Wager's way of making up
for the little boy who died In that
emergency room.
'Uncle Sam loser in oil-price drop
Decline, however, could save American oil user $27 billion a year
By JOHN CUNNIYY
ll ....... AMIJ9l
NEW YORK -The argument
over whether an oil-price decline
la 1ood news or bad becomes
more Involved when you
conaider that one of the loeers
could be the U.S. government.
Earlier, it wu clear that the
government. of oiJ-producing
na&m would be hurt. And there
was concern for the world
monetary system because banks
had lent 80IDe of these na tiona areat sums of money.
As the acenario unfolded,
worrlea deve loped also tnat
domeaUc banlu might seek to
offlet potential lo11ea by
maintaining Interest rates higher
than otherwi9e they might be.
FTC ·reaffirms
stand on
ad claims
11 was felt that there would be
other losers too Domectlc oil
companies might 1uffer incqme
declines from a sharp price drop,
albeit t.o a leaser extent than
foreign producers. But their
declines wouldn't necessarily be
losses. ·
That is. a large part of their
revenue ~ might be offset by
lower taxes
This being so. says the Morgan
Guaranty Survey. "the biggesl
loeers in an oil prk-e decline are
Likely to be federal, 1tate and
local govenunents."
Morgan's categorization of
government as the big le.er was
limited to domestic
consideratio n s, becau1e the
biggest loeers of all clearly would
be members of OPEC, or the
Organization of Petroleum
Ex rting Countries.
tonsiderlng the plusea and
minuses, Morgan UM!f11 that an
oU pnce decllne is bendidal "for
the U.S . economy and for the
vast majority of Amencana," and ·
it .eek.a to document that view.
The drop will save U.S . oil
users $27 btlhon a year, with
most of the savings accruing to
consumers directly though lowj!r
gasoliN and heating t>il costs, but
with some r eaulting from
bua1nesaes passing on aavinga.
Of the $27 billion aavinga,
Morpn'a study estimat.ee that $6
billion would come at the
expense of foreign producers,
leaving $19 billion to be ueesaed
againat the incomes of domestic
producers.
But not. however, paid by
thoee producers. ''Something like
70 peTCent of t.hia -$13 billlon
-would be off1et by lower
windfall profit, income and
severance taxes " Leaving
government coffers that much
leaner
Morgan eatimates the direct
unpact of a J5 decline would be a
0 .6 percent drop in the 1983
consumer price index
In addiuon. since less inflation
would tend to constrain increases
in wage contracts. the total
impact on the consumer price
index might oome to a full one
percent within a year.
The lrade balance~w ould
benefit. The Morgan people
estimate that a $5 drop m the oil
price would reduce the trade
deficit by $8 billion
There might even be further
po111ibi11ties, they say. With
inflation lower. for example.
monetary officials might have
more latJtud,~ in lowering Interest rat.ea.
"U that happened," they aay,
"the effect would be a major
economic stimulant ..•
PSA pact deadline extended
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Pacific Southwest
Airlines offidala, ati1l awaiti.na a federal appeala
court rullng. have extended their deedl1ne lor a
final agreement with Braniff International.
PSA had 11et a deadl.lM early tut week for
approval of the deal, but after the three-judge
panel failed to ru.le on that date, PSA officiala aaid
their crediton had given them until March 15 to
sign the papen with Braniff
PSA hu said It needs 90 daya after the deal is
cloeed to begin operatinc IU Tena division with 30
of BraniU'a 72711 and up to i ;006 former emploYft9
of the grounded airline. PSA want. the new
dlvtslon to begin fiytna June l~ eo the airline can
exwnd ill aervioe ti> ltf cities for the busy awnmer
season. (PSA aervea John Wayne Airport tn Oranp
County, Calif.)
''We've alre.dy a:mmlttl!d $1.5 m1llion tn COila
to t.hla venture," PSA aeneraJ coumel Mon Rtble
aaid. "We apend that even lf the deal falla throuah-
So obvtouafy we will have to continue to wait."
The pending 5th U.S. Circuit C.ourt of Appeals ruJ.in1 concerned whether the Federal Aviation
Adminlalration mu.sl tum over to PSA Braniff'•
former "time alota" for takeoff.a and Land.l.nga u
ordered by a Texas federal bankruptcy court iu<Ue.
PSA officials aaid the deal would fall through-if the
time &lots were not Included.
PSA oUJdala have aaid they probably would
not have time to appeal to the U.S . Supreme C.ourt
if the judges rejected the deal or 1tayed their
decision pend1ns an appeal to the U.S . Supreme
Court.
ponenll of the venture have aaid tMy would
ap to the h1ah court lf the ~th Orc:u.lt panel
up e the aareement.
The FAA, wh.ich diatributed about a quarter of
Braniff'• 450 aloll amona other airllnee last aummer
after Branlf1 oeued operations, argued that it alone
hM jurt.diction over the llluanCe of time alotll and a
federal JUdae cannot treat them as property to be
conveyed by contrect.
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Artichoke. ruined
An offlclal for Bogaulo
PaekJna Co., Cutrovllle,
could only w•teh u laat
week'• rain water creeped
over hunclrecla of acres of
a rtlchokea. The overflow
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1rown near Ca1troYllle.
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LOWEST RATE & POINTS
12%
13%
30 y11r 1st Trust Deeds
15 year Znd Trust Deeds
JACK HOLM
CAMBAIDQI FUNDING
2M3 I. Pullnum II., .. nla Ana. Ca. 12705
(714) IM-0715
This
1982 ILLAC SEVILLE
Aatroroof, Cedil1ac wire wheel conn, AM/FM
~ with dJ.CitAl ~u.e player & full power •
(IEJV821).
'19,995
CM11lJac V.alut' ProUfccJon ~ ~t A~
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THE INVESTMENT PICTURE
FOR Oil AND GAS
IS CHANGING
DO YOU HAVE IT
IN FOCUS?
fodoy. many l)eOl)M w• ~
llwl u .... can be _. 10 11w Oii ri
gM tlo<y 1....,, ,,,. ~ •• llw -°' on111111,_
Jeffrey P. Morand
of
INTEGRA TEO RESOURCES EQUITY CORP.
NEWPORT BEACH
and
R. JERRY OVEAOAAD
of
OENVEA. COLORADO
OIL ANO GAS REPRESENTATIVE
WILL CONDUCT THIS SEMINAR
Get the total plctuf• on oll and gu. tax reduction
and how It could nt your lnveetment needa, at thta
,... eemlnar.
Wednull.,, ..... I, 1113 7::00-l:iO PM
IAODUaACtt ... ._, I. Pini Street
a.ntaAna,CA
(5 Fwy. & First 8t. OM l!Modc West of 65 Fwy.)
ln•ex•pen•alve*
•(In lk apen' lfv) not Mgh In price;
reaonabte; d111tfled edvertlatng
... .... . C&aalfted Advwtlatng
--· ~ ~2-7867
•'
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M Or1nge Oout DAILY PILOT/lunday, Maroh I, 1113
New housing slumps
Mew home CONtnK:tton 11CtMty 1n
Callfornla continued to decline In
l~. reporu ChlcalO TIU. lnaurance
Co., lnauren of property tltle1 for
heme ownert and ltndtra.
Chicqo nu. meuuree new home
conatruotlon activity, lnc:ludln1
condomin1wn1 and rental.I, u a ratio
of the number of new ...Udentlal unitai
built per 100 txiltina hoUMholdJI. The
national ratio WH l .SS. compared
with c.allfomia'• rauo of 0.98, down
from 1.1& ln 1981.
IUvtrtlde-San Bernardino, with 2.oe new hoUlina unltai built for every
100 exiltina hou.eholdJI, wu the m<»t
active majOr resJdentJal conat..ructlon
market 1n the state, followed by San
Dteao and Sacramento, 1.18:
Anahelm, 0.86; San Franct.<.'O, 0.78;
Loe Anaeles, 0.61; and San Joee, O.M.
Prwtptlnt new houstna •tari. u a
ratio of tx11ilnt unltai more a«urai.ly
refleci. new conatruct1on ectivlty and
.,... arowth, u.ld &. RUIMll Sherman,
vlct pre1ldtnt and w .. torn re1lon
manqer for Ctucaao 'ntlo.
1n a dtpretMd ytar tor hou1ln1
there waa con1lderable dl1parlty
amon1 reslonal marktt1, Chlcaao
Tltle noted. Compared to the low
levei. of conatruction activity 1n the
North Eut and North Central reaton1
of the Unhed Statea, there waa a
virtual hou1in1 boom In many
Southern markem.
Ot the 1.06 mJWon new unitli in the
United States ln 1982, about half were
constructed In 16 Southern 1tat11.
Four of the top 1lx m oat active
marketli wore 1n Texas.
Rebate off er ending
Albo MeadoWB' •~.000 caah rebate
prosram will end Saturday, aa:ordlng
to Terry Brennan, proje<:t mana1er
hlo1: the Laguna Hilla development.
Summarltlng the 1uc<:eas of the
proeram, Brennan aald: "Our $5,000
rebate prompted 1everal dozen
shoppen to buy. They liked Aliso
Meadows and the rebate made up
their mind.''
The $6,000 rebate la paid in calh by
the developer, Aliso Meadows, Ltd.,
upon cloee of escrow. which must take
place within 60 days, according t.o
Brennan.
"Moat of our prospective buyers
have good-paying jobs and saved ur.
money toward a down payment,·
Brennan stated. "Some can obtain
part of the down payment from
relatives. But, no matter how they
figure It, a certain percentage can't
quite come up with enough to buy a
home. Other buyers have enough
money for the down payment, but are
concerned abu t making monthly
payment.I.
''Our ~.000 rebate can take care of
either problem. It can be applied to
the down payment or can 1ut.1<11ze
monthly peymenta for eeveral yean."
More than 160 of the 248 homes ln
the community have been purchased.
Most resldenm are flnt-Ume bu?'.ert
with the put majority In their 201 or
early 30 s Fifty-nine percent are
married with the remainder belna
linglet, doubles, divotted lndivtduala,
or llnale parenta.
Prices atart at -79,950. The
normal down payment ll 10 percent
Sale. are restricted to thoee with gross
annual household Incomes between
•26.740 and •40,110 becauae the loana
are government-a11lated. Interest
rates on the 30-year loana are 10.62
percent (10.87 percent APR) for those
with higher Incomes. This below
market rat.ft financing expires June l,
Brennan noted.
Aliso Meadows may be reached by
taking the Santa Ana or San Diego
Freeway aouth to the Alicia Parkway
off-ramp (first exit past El Toro
Road), turning right on Alicia and
going southwest l ~ miles to Via
Lomu and the me><fela, which are
o pen from 10 a.m . to dusk. The
telephone number la 643-0547.
Harbour condos going fast
Only 10 homes remain unsold at Harbour Vista in
Huntington Beach where prices start at 899, 990.
The development is located at Bolsa Chica and He il
avenues. Call 846-5557 for de tails.
Newport hosts energy meet
Southern Callfom1a builders will
have an Important opportunity to
learn practical design and coratruction
methOds necessary for meeting new
state energy efficiency standards at a
one-day aemlnar Thursday at the
Newport.er in Newport Beach.
Thls 1.a the second, more advanced
phase of training offered by the
Callf()rnla Building Industry
Foundation to prepare area builders
for compliance Wlth the complex new
regulations. The June l~ deadline is
approa c hing when a new
aingle-famUy home must comply with
the new standard• or no building
permit la !&sued.
The 11eminar is .:heduled now 90
that builders canfhave their specific
methods of compliance worked out in
time for the peak buildlng se880n this
spring and summer.
Entitled "Phase U: Practical Design
and Construction," the seminan will
cover In detail the most cost-effective
ways local builders can meet the new
standards Building industry and
materials expertl, along with local
utility representatives and local
building officials, will provide specific
approac hes to me eting the new
atandards In S outhe rn California
climate zones.
Advanc.-e regiatration ls $50 or •60
at the door. Additional lnformation ts
available from the California Building
Industry Foundation at (415)
543-2600.
Realtors ask
home 'summit;
WASHINGTON -The Natlonal A..x:t.aUon of
RHlton h&1 called for • natlonaJ 1umml\ of
sovemment and lnduat.ry leaderl concerned with
future houai.n& cred1t needa.
Hou1lna will r~over only mode1tly until
federal deflclta are reduced aubatant1ally and there
11 an adequate 1upply of capital for hou1in1
investment, aatd Hatley W. Snyder of Valparaiao,
Ind., pre1ldent of the National A.llOClatlon of
Realtors. In the tona run. • 11r<m1 houatna lndUltry
will require an Impro ved mai"ket for
mortgage-backed aecuritles to uaure a oontlnuoUI
1upply · ot affordable mortaa1e credit. Thia will
require both reaulat.ory and 1tatutory chan1ea.
Snyder aald.
The propoaed 1ummlt of 1overnment and
hou1lng lndu1try leadera 11 needed to take an
In-depth look at the lesal, regulatory and tax
barriers that confront the ability of
mort&aae-backed l«WiU.. to compete 1n the capital
marketli and at the optlon1 for removt.n1 thoee
barriers, Snyder uld. He added that 1uch a focua
could provide \he "critical momentum" for making
the neceeaary changes.
Testifying before the Senate Banking
Conunittee on the 1tate of the houalni lndUltry,
Snyder noted that aalet of both new and exiating
hornet Improved during the last montha of 1982 ana
that gains were evident ln building pennlm and
FHA-lnaured loan appllcationa. He uaerted that
hou1lng 11 at la1t emerging from the longelt
depre11lon 1lnce the 19301 and will play It•
traditional role of leading the economy to recovery
thla year.
"While the cu.rrent trend la encouraging, it will
take eome time for the housini aector to return to
full recovery," Snyder told the oommittee. "The
fragile recovery we are teeing muat be protected
and nurtured In order to encour age a 1trong
economic recovery for all lnduatriea. The key to
maintaining thla environment of lower lnterett
rates eo crucial to houalng la congressional control
over expanding defldta."
The Realtor preaident cautioned aga.J.nat either
a federal jobs program or housing 1tlmulu1
legialation that would provide oniy minimal and
temporary help while creating a larger deficit that
would exert upward pre911W'e on lnterest rates and
reduce the 1upply of mortgage credit.
The houalng de~ of the lut few years
h.aa demon.stated that an adequate and affordable
supply of mongage credit ill essential t.o a healthy
housing market, he said.
· Better years seen
for rental housing
LOS ANGELES -Can the C&lilomia rental hoUllna Industry -buffeted for years by lnflation
and then recemion -bounce back ln 1983?
IRVINE ELEGANCE.
The answer ia "yes," according to a pa.nel of
experts Invited by the California Apartment
A..>dation and the Goodk1n Group to oonduct a
day-long seminar on the condltlona and trends
affecting rental h ousing. starting at 8:30 a.m.
Thunday at the Bonaventure Hotel here.
The eeminar, .. Rental HC>UllJl8: The Dawnina
of Your F1nanda1 Prosperity," baa been approvec1
by the Department of Real ~tate for six hours of
rental housing credit, and wllJ feature
Internationally no~ real l!lltate and flMnce analyst
Sanford R. Goodkin. chalnnan of the Del Mar,
C&U.fom1a-bued Goodkin Group.
Goodkin will be joined by e~ on all ph.ues
of the rental bouatna lnduatry, l.ncludlng Steve
Gold, Center FlnancUil Group, Inc., Los Angeles;
Stephen Roulac, Quest.or A.ociata. San Frandaco;
Alan Nevin, the Goodkin Group, Del Mar. John
K.oftwiler, Konwiler Corporation. Newport Beach;
Walter Turner, Touche, Roa & Company, San IXeao. and Sharron Warren. Con-Am Management
=~/· San~ Among the topics to be are , taxes, rent control, local
governmen t , management, ayndlcatlon1 and
investment opportunities.
"The apartment Industry ll back. and thia year
we are not only gotna to aee the re-emergence of
the apartment builder, but there wtll UC> be new
investment opportunities In rental housing,"
Goodkin Mid. .
"These investment poulbilitles will bring
f1nandal pC'OSperlty to lnveaton u well aa create
new rental units to meet the hjgh pent-up demand
for apartments ln Cal.lfomia," he added.
Seminar reptratkwl ia $1 ~ for CAA memben
and $150 for non-members. The Bonaventure
Hotel ii located at ~1h and Figueroa. downtown.
Advance registration lnfonnation ta available
~the Calilornia Apartment ~don, lW
8th !fL, Suite 101, s.cramento, CA 95812 o.r by cal1lnC toll·free 1-800-221-8622. Registration [DAY
allo be paid at the dooc.
Dana Crest homes
opens new phase
In the hill.II above Dana Polnt Yacht Harbor,
Standard-P.atic Corp. hu aold a total of 1~ Dana
Crest home• over a recent weekend and baa
11CCelerated the openlna of a new pbue of the
n.n,le-family residences by "popular demand,"
repOned Steve Scarborough, vice president of the
dewlolxnerlt firm.
. "Dana Crest la the mo1t eucce11ful new
community ln Oranp C'.ounty,'' ~ laid.
"We cab'\ build theme Innovative homel fall ~
to ~ up with the demand."
Dlina en.t oftera aeMlde llvt.na at r •• cm.bJe
prtcM. well below com~ble pro~ 1n thJa ~ u-. be noted. TM one And twCMtol'y f.lm6l7 bDmll are offend at tlt9.890, wlth 30-YHr
f.brild .. nta ftnandna. "'9 aew.t pbliM 11 llCheduled to open thla
-•• 1 ~to~andwlllmake a :eLbb' • c:.:anpMte coDICdon ~ three and ~ ..... famlly~ • ..... a.om. ... ·~ dl&ly from 10 a.m. to 8 ~ .. Dma CNlt. To rMcb u,. ....... t)' lake
-.. Dle10 J'rHway '° the PecUSc c;;;, -~ Oo tWth cm~~c:-i: of ta. Ooldln . ..... aid
I.al to thi MW bolMI bJ
NEW PHASE NOW FOR SALE
Distinctively
Designed Homes
In Woodbridge.
ff~Woodbrldge _ llll1HE IRVINE CIIVIAIWY
NOW OffiERING
EXCEllE.NT
BELOW MARKET
FINANCING
T here is plenty to appreciate in
these new Warmington ho mes
in the popular commuruty
of Woodbridge.
Begin with the excellent architectural
design detailed with wood. stone and
masonry, then pay close attention to
the special touches, like the tile -
capped wood shake roofs and
multi-paned windows.
Then look inside and yo u'll
discover spacious floorplan.s with an
abundance of glass, high vaulted
ceilings, hand<rafted oak cabinets
and oak hand railings-creating a
truly unique interior environment.
And, finally, you'll enJOY all of the
new shopping centers, schools, parks
and recreaoon facilities in the
surrounding Woodbridge area~
These arc the special amenities that
make this Irvine community a great
place to live.
Tugether, Warmington and
Woodbridge create an atmosphere
of elegant living ... an ambiance
that is ready for you to appreciate!
Single-level and Two-story.
Two, three and four bedrooms.
From $159,000 to $200,000
Sal~ office open daily 10 a m. to 5 pm.
• Pttcn .tt«tiw NMntlon Jatt Subw.......,c ..i.. !NV '""h in
un.w1Lohlhiv 01 tOmt ut t.11 ~· Ir..$ All common al'N6 and
ft'\WAOOn f.1111kt lft mat!IUlnrJ b¥ dw linme<_,.... AaXilnOn
kit a mon<Nv (Pf. Aalt uut altt ~lw fut JNll.
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Image maker
Gee! The title is a perfect fit
Saint Laurent
keeps the shapes
slim . At right, gold
braid outlines the 't neckline of the
sleeveless black
acetate viscose top
paired with a
slightly flared
floor-length skirt.
Bold jewelry and
the jewel-colored
studded belt add
color to the black
ensemble. The 100
percent cotton
scarf shot with ~
metallic threads
could provide
warmth for a stroll
on the deck.
Below, Gee wears
a safari jacket, one
of Saint Laurent's
Classic looks, with
black pants. A
five-inch wide belt
defines the
waistline.
Exuberant colors
are found in the
cruise collection of
Saint Laurent rive
gauche. Bobbie
Gee, left, who will
sail next week and
present shipboard
lectures on
self-esteem and
color models a
blue-turquoise
cotton skirt and
striped silk blouse
cinched with an
even more colorful
belt. Fashions and
jewelry courtesy of
Michel and
Michele Friedlich,
owners of South
Coast Plaza's Saint
Laurent rive
auche.
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Daily Pilot Photos by Gary Ambrose
1p~r1nce coordinator at Disneyland for its 6,000
emP.loyees for three years, and four years ago she
established the Or1n1e County Speakers Bureau
which provides speaken for conventlens, semlnan and orpnlzatlons.
"I belleve most people are Interested In
self-Improvement In one foroi of another," she says.
She tells her listeners "Do not accept those
thin&• 1bout yourself which you do not like If you
an do somethlna about them. If It Is something you
an do nothing about, theri foraet It."
Cee Is -not content with 1pe1klng to small
1roups on Mlf·lmprOYement ..• she takes on whole cor~IOnJ, both 11 '"9ker and 11 a consultant.
She Is a 1P.9Clall1t In the field of cor~te lf'.NP bUlldt~ em~ee tralnlftl and pel'IONI awarene11.
. • She 1'9YI she believ• there ti more to runnll')I a aucc_,.,I company .thin motivation, time and we. """C"t. ~and ':i:~~~-=-jj = emotloftl ~·••Ind cwtomen. men 1 percent on flCt =·",..... . .
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«=• Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT /8unday, Maroh 8, 1083
Two minutes of laughter can improve looks
I.
By VIDA DEAN .,., .... ....., ....
When you wake up In the morning look ln
the mlrror.
" U 10\l are one ot thoee women that usually
uya "uah" and frown1, you might want to try
two aua&sUona l heard Saturday durina "A
Colorful Day for You" 1eminar conducted by
Wanda Harlow and Ricki Van Hoorebeke at
Golden We.at Colleae.
Replace the "Ulh" and the frown with two
minute. of look.lna In the mirror and laughing out
loud. You set the blood rl}Oving and lt'1 an
atUtude adjustment.
After the laughing, give younelf a kia -
actually you kial your fingers and pl.ace them on
yow-~k -and tell younelf that you are a
very 8pecia1 penon. "'2' ou are a apeclal penon and your attitude
will be revealed on your face," Harlow aaid in a
portion of the aeminar covering makeup.
She at.reseed thal aa t.hia aped.al penon you
will want to look your very belt and the right
colon can help you do t.hia.
Color problema 1n makeup (u well u
clothina) begin when you try to fool mother
nature and uae colon not compatible with your
skin tol'\e9.
The 50 women attending had already been
At ... l'WI A-. e..'91 C:.... ,._.
Knitted suit with
double-breasted vest
BULLOCK'S: Calvin Klein'• 1pring collection
will be ahown Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in
the Fashion Gallery of the South Coast Plaza store.
ROBINSON'S: Seven dress designers will
ahow their new collectiona Thunday at l p.m. in
the Newport Beach 1tore during a "Beat
Dremed '83" tation. BUL~ WILSHIRE: Jewelry designer
Sunya Currie will preaent her collection of
bracelet.a, necltlacea, earrln&.• and pendant.a in
aemipreciou. atones Saturday throuah Monday,
March 14. tram 11:30 a.m. until 3:30 ~"!,~the fine
jewelry department of the Newport store. On Fricla_y and Saturday noon to 3 p.m. J.P. Morton
fub.kln jewelry will be shown.
BROADWAY: A "Spring Bdlectiona" fMhlon
lhow w1l1 be held at Broadway-Newport l\t 12:30
p.m. 'lbunday. Sprina collections of well-known
~ will be shown. ~ event ia open to the
NORDSTROM SCP: On Wednaday at 7 p.m ..
"'The Power of Self-Mar~' will be d.i.IC.'\med
' by auest apeaken from Woman 1 World in Women'•
Tailored Clothing, second floor. A spring 1ult
W!l'l'dnar la s:heduled at 7:30 p.m. Thunda~lf Potnt of Vlew, MCOnd floor, and Cole of fonµa
swimwear wW be shown from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30
p.m. ID Active Spor11. On Friday OI&a Unauie wJl1
be ebown bun 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and brilbta and poUaa doa will be featured at a 4 p.m. Jai trunk
1bow ln Savvy. St. John knlta new •Prine line will
be Jii!'9 .... ed Saturday, eecond Ooor, from DOCll to
• p.m.
J'A81DON FUNDRAlSEBS: St. John Vianney
CMpll G\dJd of IWba. 1lland will hold a 9 a.m. ~ 18 fMhSon bnmch ln the tee room at Neiman
M mm. l'llhJon ll1and. Reee.rvatiooa may be made Wiiii ..,.. ~ Hawrick, 875--3088.
t'llon thm Blarney'. ia the theme of the 11
••· Mai'ch 1t fublon luncheon planned by lfl~ 8Mcb Chril1ian Women'• Club at the ~pa-Inn. Drapen of Senta Ana wt11 prwnt .. *"" liDd Linda 9ch1"'1ta, former t.ennll pro
-wrttir will speak. Mn. Jlm Dority, 644-2921,
• IDlft Information.
VD~
checked for thelr belt colon. I.n the theater art.I
department before briaht liahll, color conault.ant.1, ualJll the Chariama Color Sy1tem bued on the
Amerttone Color Key. checked for akin and eye
colorlnl and pronounced them either "cool:.:. (with
blue undertones) or "warm" (yellow unde&nea).
l waa told l waa a "warm" and that beet
makeup colon would be in peach/cinnamon/·
brown shades. The "coola" were advised that
rosy/plnld.ah ahadea were best for them
"U you have more UpaUck.a than you ave
fingers you are probably not staying ln your color
range," Harlow said.
"By getUna to know your colors and staying
in your catefory you can uve enough money to
have a aet o the proper colors at home, for your
office or at IN l)'m and Jook aood all the Ume,"
Harlow 1u..ed. ''The,.. will DI no more ooetly
experimenta allUna ln the drawer.
"And your colon can make you look younpr,
le11 Ured and make }'OUr eyet look clearer.
"Everybody lookl better with makeup.''
Althouah the lectUN wu bued on makeup color
and apjJlJcation, Harlow lt.IWled that a iood buic
1kln care la neceuary. Equally important ahe Mid
la •Uni col'J'9Ct}y, avof.dlna eJC.Cle9lell -1u.n. cold,
catfelne, etc.
Aa ahe talked makeup art1lt.a went about the
room applytna aJamour touchea to the
pa.rtJclpanta' eyee, cheeu and Upa.
Allo they were lfven written material on
f8cla1 lhape9, eyebrow lhape9 and Upa on eye
ahadow and hair atylea.
Some of the other Upa pre11ented by Harlow
were:
•Blush lhould be apflled no lower on the
cheeks than the bottom o the noee and no cloeer
to the noee than the middle of the eye. Moo of
the bluah color lhould be on the apple of the
cheek and then blended back to the hairline.
•Lipa look belt when outlined with a pencil,
but don't ao all the way to the cornen -ltay
about \.i of an lnch away.
•Mature women who have small Une9 around
the Upa can keep lip color from creeping by
covering the Upa with a concealer befon outllninl
the Upa with a pencil. Then, lnat.ead of U~Uck
cover the entire Up area with the pendl To
prevent drynees, the Us-Uck la applied only on the
center ot the bottom Up.
•Fluoreecent liahll pull the color from your
fMe -you wW need t.o add more blush and eye
1hadow.
•Women with oily akin will have more
trouble keepfna makeup on. They 1hould check
about f!Very two hOUJ"I, while women with normal
or dry akin wW probably need t.0Uchup1 every
four hours.
•Translucent powder la a must for .ettlna
makeup, however, a mature woman ahouJd never
powder under the eyee. •
After the makeup ae.ion and a break f«
lunch, the women heard PfOll'aml on fabrics,
cloeet or..,U.Udon. basic wardrobe Plannina and
how to Mlect the belt fuhion l1ne9 for their
proportiona.
Harlow and Van Hoorebek.e have echeduled
another ''Colorful Day for You" aem1nar for April,
23. Women interested may call the college'•
community aervioe for registration.
"The coat of the aeminar ii $40 and lncluda
luncheon and a card ahowina ah.adea in the
lndlvidual'a color key. They are the colon
ava1Jiable in falhiona for the next aeuon. The
carda make ahoppin& for makeup and clothing
euier," Van Hoorebek.e aald.
Bursting with
blooms
Taff eta gingham
with organza
Suits take oii new
border trims
Strapless with a
'backward &weep'
• • •
A small print tr:anslates
as dots on this S•int
Laurent silk dreu
accented with rufOee at
the V-neck and long
sleeves. Bobbie Gee
adtls a hat and gold
jewelry for a apeeial
look r or a luncheon
date.
Image maker
Adolfo shows collection
Adolfo's 1983 apring-1ummer
collection focuae1 on hl1 tamoua
knitted auita with new border triml;
1trapleu dreue9 with a backward
aweep to them, raultlng ln a b.at.le ~ silk knit d.nmel ln dt put.ell
and Iota of b1D and white.
Hia favorl t.e IUlt ia a knit with a
twin color border that matches the
atrlpe of the double-breuted veat
beneath. Other varl.atian& lndude
jackets edpd ln the same G1k print u
the biou.e and akirt, tcpther with
appllqued and C oenterie borden.
Ria f.awrtie bu a~ and puffecl a1eeYa in a
check that matches the eaay skirt and
a1iipea of the boat neckline.
Eve n the bustle 1tylea are
controlled. They are ln silk with pale
fiowera or black polka dots. Or in dark
dotted orpnza with draped bc>dice9.
BecaWle the bUltla are attached to
the belt.a, they're euily removed.
Taffeta 1tn1ham aquarea are
teamed with wbfte or:-;:u. and
~pents~ wide ted legs,
aome 1n a leaf jJri.Dl +
The moat elaborate of all hla
creatloM la the black sequin and
white ~ eeriel -crisp. clean.
yet ltil1 111\tel')'.
Ortn09 Oout OAILV PILOT /lunday, Maron t , 1983 Cl
Laguna Beach dr.0w . to ~~evi~w
Br VIDA DEAN OfhO.-, .... IWt
Qleada and Tom Hau1amaller, Marie and
Kea Bird, T'omaa and Zda Me10Dl11l were
amon1 the 280 auendlna the prevlew partf at
LqWia Beach Muaeum of Art'• atllllatea 1th
annual anuqu. 1how.
Gtp D.reaber1er, San Juan Caplatrano
ant1quarla'h, and the 33 antique dealera were
honored sue.ta at the affair held ln a canopied area
which wu transformed Into a French country
garden.
Othen dlnina on pat.ea, cheaea, freah fruit,
beet, poached aalinon, quiche and chicken were
Jo1ce MacRae, editor of Home and Garden, the
James Croul11 Rebecca Factor, James Beard,
HUT)' Mooa, Pat Atba (after vtewl.ng the anUquee
she bought a French day bed), Loaf ae and Peter
VoloUlD, Tom Stu1buey, co-chairman with Atha.
Dick and Jo Steinbach, Barbara Staart, Trudy
Farrlnaton and Dr. Wllllam and Dlua Otton.
•South Coaat Cultural Service• League
has left lta home on Daimler Street ln Irvine it
occupied for almott five years. But, the farewell
waa rMde with a lot of claa -a gala Artists' Ball S
About 100 friends of the league, an umbrella Pat Atha with Tom tanabury
organization maintaining a number of perfonning
arta programs. were preaent for the buffet. music
and dancing. ~fore dinner the guests were treated
to a prosram by dancers from the League's lnaUtute
of Dance Arla including the premier of a new ballet
by Rlcllard Adama.
Toala and Slaaron Tojl (she's a founding
d irector) were present as were Lii Toomey,
chairman , and her husband Mike, Hal O'Neal,
artistic director, Jim and Mlcbul Mltcbell, Robert
and JoAlut Pnat1, Joe Allen and Pauline BufflD1er,
both board members, Bob and E llen Ketcham,
(their daughter Kate 16, just signed a contract to
dance for one year at the Opera House in Kiel, West
Germany), Tim and Rhonda Parker, Mary Elliott
and Kathy and Dave Qul1llDg.
Temporarily, the League will make Dancer's
Comer ln Santa Ana lts home while it explores
pennanent headquarters.
"It ls important that our many friends ln the
area understand that this has been only a matter of
relocation," explained O'Neal. "We remain in the
business of bringing quality arts education to the
community.''
I
•Friends of Anaheun Memonal Hospital, more
than 600 of them from all over Orange CoWlty.
gathered at the Anaheim Marnott, to celebrate the
facility's first 25 years.
Leonard Bouas chats with Mamie Fluor Reed The Heathers
The evening began with cocktails in the
Orange County room where pictures depicting the
hospital's histor y lined one wall. Festivities
continued with a French epicurean dinner, dancing
to Te1: Beneke'• orchestra and a fast moving
pf'081"&Dl of singing and dancing by performe~ from
Disneyland. .
Among those enjoying the silver celebration
were Bernfce Hird, Dr. Loren and Jackie Heather,
the Robert K.lel1t1, MaruJe Fluor Reed, Don and
Dolly Karcber, Mel and Alfreda Po1ln, Reggie and
Mlclaael deNlcola, Jerry Kelley and Diane
Anderson.
•First nighters vtewmg "Betrayal" at South
Coast Repertory included Brace Conklin, member
of the benefactors committee, hay Sharp, chairman
of the board of Four Seaaons Hotel cham, Lucille
Kaeu, truatee, Scott Jachoo and Mary Ann
Miller. "
Others were Don Qri1ten1en, Tom and Emma
Jue Riley, Dot and Ralph Clan , J ean and Wllllam
Wenke, Bedt Koch, Barban Aane, Hedda Maroal,
Carolyn and M11rle DeWald, Ellie and Ross
~rtese and Almette Hanrlu..
After the production, the theater goers were
treated to a reception in lobby by the Huntington
Valley guild and had an opportunity to compare
notes on the Baroid Pinter play staged by David
Emmes.
•Fashion -1t all started with Eve and a big
leaf.
Members and guests attending the 25th
philanthropy fashion luncheon at the Newport
Marriott not only saw how fashions have
progressed through the years, they got a mini
hi.story lesson as Jean Wendt showed her antique
clothlng collection.
A show of styles from Lorraine Sutherland put
the almost 400 into spring 1983.
Rath Raab, chairman, made all of the 40 pink
and lavender centerpieces, ticket baskets and
corsages for committee members. Rush is a doll
collect.or and some of her antique beauties were
used to decorate the ramp.
~ng those present were ltathrya Raall (no
relation), president, and Vicki Adami, Emily
Colv~r, Vlr1IDJa DIUUI, Bonnie Martin, E1tlaer
Modeatl, Jue Plant, Geor1ene Smith, Elvira
Wirt.la, Blude C.tta and R•tll Frutt.
•Rita Moreno, TV'a Violet, secretary and
mother on "9 to 5," will address real-life secretaries
Saturda~ a "Color Me Succes,,fuJ" symposium at
South Plaza Hotel.
J oining Moreno for thia "colorful" day
involvin8 llix chapten of Profemional Secretaries
International, will be March Sadock, owner of
Beautiful You color and image consultation firm,
and Dorla Sml~ who will praent a fashion ahow.
Marilyn Brewer, 957-2519 or 531-4073, can be
called -there may be eeating 81ill available. It's a
flrllt come -first 1erved arrangement.
•Mernben of Orange County'• Trojan League
will be on the USC campus Tue.day for the 22nd
annual aprina benefit ln the Bina Theatre. Dr.
Ardlu BartHr and the Trojan Marching Band
(they march over 80 mJlea MCh tootbell 1eUOO) will
be f•tund ln the alute to the Splrtt of Troy.
Proceed.a from the benefit will be uaed to
purcb1N book1 and to support the USC librartea-
Planntn1 to attend are Barbara Ward, PNlldent, AwMUe KWlu, chairman Camille a.., hnJ 81.Mmere, Marllp Twltc,ell, Loi•
-Ruth Rush
Bridges and Marian.De Nutten.
Others are the Mmes JolaD Catllioo, William
Grandy, Geor1e Ocbaner , Conrad Scllweltzer ..
Donald Tippet, GavlD Herbert, Stephen Anderson,
Horace Proulx and Terence Sweeney.
•MUSlc, chill and a ailent auction.
Th.at'• what the Upper Bay Corron.it~ of the
OC Philharmonic Society, has promised at its March
14 fund-raiaer at the St. Michael and All Angel'•
Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar.
Bidding on the silent auction items, lncludlng
Ruth Frantz with Kathryn Ruh
antiques and memorabllla, be8ina at 11 a.m. and
will continue for 30 minutes before Betty Sauders,
Mary S .. ttack, WJaalfred Smltll, Irene LUly,
Vlr1lnla Stallrmu and Adeline Galt entertain.
After the "chili bullt to your tute" luncheon
biddina will resume until the closlna gong at 1:15
p.m . 'ticketa will be available at the door and
proceecb will 10 &owlrda the society's musical
program for youths.
•Rams Lena1 lrvtll and l,gclou Smidt (if you
mix blue and yellow you pt l.!'een don't you?) will
We Are Proud To Present
MARCH 10 and MARCH 12
JILL RICHARDS
Sprina '13 Cohction
DCSIGIER SALON, llPfR LEVEL
MARCH 15 and MARCH 16
ST. JOHN KNITS
Spma '13 C*tion
DES/GIER SAL Off, llf'fR Lem
MARCH 21, 22 and 23
BEST OF THE AMERICAN DESIGNERS
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DESIGllEJ SALDI( llffl LOO
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Lucille Kuehn with Scott Jackson
.be on hand Friday for pre-St. Paddy's kickoff
planned by th~hilticated Ladies Chapter of
The Center at back Inn. Santa Ana.
Irish atew will be terved at 5:30 p.m. and there
'will be a no-host bar and dancini to the music of the
Chantays. Ticketa are $11 and reeervationa may be
made by calling Jolene or Pegl)' at 675-9770.
The Sophiatlcated Ladies ia a new support
group for the OCP AC, made up of 44 business
See Macf1fatter, Page C4
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Cleanse, Tone, Moi8turize:
$15 Skincare Tt10
FREE With perfect perm $35
HAIR.m.IBTS
Orenge Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Maroh 8, 1113
.
Having · a Japanese sw-ord
' 81 ITAN DSUPLANE
"Havlnft a JapaneM
aword la Ile owntna •
baby," 1&)'1 Davld KJad.
a, Kyoto d••l•r in Oriental art. "You have
to duat h, oil It. and then
powder It before you can
lerioualy toUCh lt ...
-·He aald the former
r•dlo operator of the
OenDan battle.hip Graf
Spee bad a collection of
Japaneee 1worda when
he lived in JapAn. Theee were the eworda of the
'•mural. The warrior
cute of old Japan. No
~ eJle WU allowed to p.rry them.
When not wom, they
~ere kept on a apectal
ooden pedestal. With
e lone curved ftahting
blade aoea a ~horter
aword. A aamural who
felt he wu ln d.lqrace
Uled thia for ha.ra-ltirl.
The ritual suicide of
alldng the abdomen.
· Kidd ald the German
radio operator uaed to
unaheetbe h1a IWOrde to
~ through hap filled
with rice husk.
' "The nearest thing to a
:>tuman body. He could
' 9trik.e throu1h three and
a half hap at a blow." • • •
The aamura.I sword is
"o t easy to find -
though reproductions are
t. n "in" thing for
achelor household
aecorationa ln America.
?f OU can viait Kidd in hia
1apaneae vllla in the
J(ujoyuna hills of Kyoto.
I
Tiie Japane1e Sword
Token Shibata 11 tbe name of a matter
craft 1bop In tit• Nlbonba1bl dl1trlct. Hai
been maldn1 Japanese 1word1 1lnce lllS.
Muea tbree, 1ometlmea four, la a montb
for colleeton wbo want mu1eum qnallty
and will pay llO 000. Tiiey alto make
1amaral armor -t&HO. (Have your botea
look It up and tell the taxJ driver. Drlvera
can't find places any otber way.)
Japan Sword la a modern 1bop tbat
ma.tea all kinds of cutlery. Statnle11 1teel
table 1et1, too. Advertises In Tokyo Tbl1
Week. (On hotel front desks.) Clip tbe ad.
Sbow It to the taxi driver. It bat dlrectlon1
In Japanese.
Sharper Image 11 a super-eleganc
mail order ca~og of things you'd never
thought of buying but would love to have.
For men and free. Addre11 them at 406
Jack1on Street. San Francisco. CA 94111 .
Kidd haa II ved In f r o m a m a s t e r
Japan for 30 years. He'a calligrapher."
a respected collector. A Some achoJanhipe can
director of the Omoto be had. Write Omoto
Foundation that apoNOrs Foundation, Kameoka.
aemlnara on Japanese Kyoto, 621 Japan.
culture. • • ~
Students come from You can't misa K.Jdd'a
all over the world. They villa. It's got black walls.
get room and board in a A black Cad I I lac ts
temple dormitory. parked In front In a
Said Kidd, "They narrow, narrow lane. It's
learn the tea ceremony JUSt minutes from the
from a tea master. elegant Miyako hotel.
Pottery la taught by a His hours are nine to
living treasure. five -that is, nine in
"Japanese dance and-· the evening to five in the
archery are taught by morning. He's a night
maaters. Zen meditation owl.
by a Zen maater and His knowledge of
bruahstroke painting Orient.al art h.aa passed
around and ht 1et1
famou• 1ue1t1. lnpid
S.r1man 1t1yed wfth
O.vJd. Nureyev cooled
hl• h•la on ht.a Colf&ml
ma ta.
H• ceta Tlbewn 1am111
and backpack •tudenu
with Ph.D.1 pa11ln1
throu1h by way of
Katmandu, Culture ln
tranait la delivered to h1a
door
• • •
Hia book on
experiencee in Pe~ of
the ThirUea la called All
The Emperor'• Hor-..."
Hollywood heard of
Kidd. Read the book.
"Sterlin& Slllipbant
("In The Heat Of The
Nlaht") wrote a
acreenplay . Peter
O'Toole WU to play me.
Audrey Hepburn wu to
play my C hinese
ex-wife, the lut of the
Manchu prt.nce....
"You know how
thlnga are ln movie
buaineas. Time paaaea
and they decided to
make lt a muaical. David
Bowie would play David
Kidd."
• • •
David hu a partner
Morimoto, a whlmaicai
character himaelf. Once
he bought the content.a
of a wareho~wned 80
years QBO by a Japanese
art dealer.
Says Morimoto, "It
turned o ut to be the
pieces of a Buddhist
temple .
The first Club Med
Js not typical beach
• U.S . 1n
resort
f,PATNEWER
"Alle, Aile, come. come," our aid instructor
t1a ua down Copper Mountain, aa aix uncertain
start their tint day at Club Med'a fint U.S .
ski village. Cbriatian '• English ia not ••z.ee
but h1a commanda are clearly understood by
philoeophy dlacou.ragea spending much time alone
in your room. The G.M.'s (guest.I are called Gentila
Membres) mingle ln the capacious dowrutain
lounge when not skiing or dining in the restaurant
with it.a wrap-around view.
• IS like owning a baby'
¥-eager studenta. e uaually thinka of Club Med aa a beach
at leut in the western hemisphere. In
, Club Med Ski villages have been clinging
snowy a1opee ln ll'rance, Switzerland and Italy for
Despite the casual atmolphere, Club Med haa a
definite pen.em of life for ill members. Nothfn8 is
left undone to U9Ure that each G.M. hu the beat
time possible.
When you plan a holiday at Copper Mountain,
you'll di8cover that 1983 la a perfect year. Airlines
are fighting for your buainem, and Club Med haa
arranged a package with United Airlines that can't
be beaten from Loe Angeles to Denver. The round
trip airfare la $198. Land rates which Include
ab9olutely everything are $798 per penon through
Mareh 20, and $735 from March 27 until April 3.
You'll& 1mo Den.ver'1 Stapleton Airport to be met by G.O. s, (~ntlla Organiaateun) and taken on
chartered bu.ea the 45 m1l8 to C.Opper Mountain.
Japan•a top actor, Toehi.ro Mifune, is ahown in the movie
"Samurai Saga," with the warrior sword of old Japan. H~ was
also the ahogun in the TV movie "Shogun.''
-~_t;ea"· "lk&t except for an unsucoemuI attempt t> over a previoualy built hotel in California· s
.. country, CQpper Mountain La the first Club Med
be U.S.,~ tram the looks of the third eeMOn,
destined to continue.
Club Med tradition began over 30 years
two young Europeau decided that
wu no place foe a vacation. Gerald Bliu
and Gilbert Triono felt that radios. newspapers.
and telephonee clid nothing for the 90Ul, and aet out
"' prove that a simple fun.filled holiday was the
er to the atrea of every day life. A single
e was built in Spain in Majorca. and in the
uing yean, Club Med bu bloeaomed into a
worlc of over 90 modern villages in 26 different
tries around the WOtrld
U you've beoome a Club Meci"a.ffidan.ado, you're
bly uaed to the beach dum such as J.xtapa,
C.&JllCUn.. Playa Blanca or Tahiti. Theee clubs are
t.ed on lu.doua beaches, and the cottages may be
umped together in condo bulldlngs, or spread all
er the landa:ape aa in Tahiti. The bar i.a on the
and the dining room may be in another area.
guests are mattered throua:bout the grounds
uring the day, gathering only for meal8 and
""1mtrUP entertainment.
Club Med Coopper La neatly arranged in one
ae rambllna hotel building divided lnto four
~pact hotel roorm, each sleeping two,
Arriving at any Club Med la an experience the
ftrat time, and even after you've become a f'e8Ular,
the traditional aingiJl8 welcome i.a exhilarating. The
G O .'s line up pn the step11 of the hotel dreaaed in
everything from ski clothes to pareoe. atrumm.lng
gwtara. and handing out drlnka to each G.M. The
Chef de Village, Jean Mourgea, welcomes each
guest
After VI.Siting the ski room to rent equipment lf
you haven't brought your own, it's time for touring
the place. Be.Jdea the huge lounge and bar area.
Copper Mountain offers a gain• room for
backgammon. and watching video tape9 of your
skimg progress A languaae lab often French
lessons and a computer room haa 12 computer
games.
Orientation i.s an important part of the fint day
at any Club Med. and at C.Opper, it'a even more
important. The difference la that skiing a. the prime
interest at this club. Every G.M. ii offered two
le:S80na every day.
OC C to present
tour to Italy
this summer
"The Art and Music of
Italy" la the title of an
educational tour belng
presented by Orange
Coaat College's
Commun! ty Service
Office this summer.
The 15-day tour will
run June 15-29.
The tour la being
conducted by OCC art
profe1sor Jo1eph
Schmitz and muaic
profeasor Howard
Judkins.Both have
conducted aeveral OCC
art field studies clUleB to
Europe ln the put.
Stop will be ~ ln
Rome, Piaa, Floren~.
Positano, and PeJ"\14Pa. ~ l j te 400 ,._.. when lull. and the Club
1 Mad Hatter Luncheon' scheduled "Italy is o ne vast
muaewn," Schmitz says.
"Expre11ed in an
atmosphere of almost }'ram Page C3
.women. The next luncheon meeting la aet for
w~ at the Airpor1tt Inn.
1· •Memben of tbe Spy&lan HU1s Philharmonic C<irnmittee are .arching their doee1a for a clever or
y bat io wear io the Tue.day "Mad Hatten
uncheon° ln the home of Reaa God1llall. A -llUJI .. will becln at 10 a.m. with the honored
•Ull•W. chartef' and ..adate members. arriving at
l for a Mlad luncheon and musical entertainment
llAanllt ....... Salldnal. The committee, he.ded Pat ... ,... ii oelebnting ltl 10th anniversary.
•Just a week a.ft.er a membership tea In Jeu mlraculou1 con\lnuity
Lacu' Newport Beach home, a new f\md-ralllna and perfection, thla
group for the Rehabilitation lrutitute of ~ country baa created
C.Ounty baa been formed and plaru are in die w or k • o f a rt
making for a benefit. unaurpaaaed, refinina
Arnig:aa de Rio la beina headed up b~ Elaine and en ha n c in I t h.e
BulUjlu and MUIJ S,m.J" BeaJ&a PM.la. Bart.an hiRlry of OW' w«ld.
Howell (•he hoated the organizational meettnc). "It ii~ where, from CedlJa Kun, Patti Clark and Coule C.ldwell (her da ....... te:r Carea la the '83 Euter Seal Poster child). the 12th century untU ~· Late in the Benaimance, And, the lfOUP all plana an all-male Patrona and even to our day, art
lfOUP which baa been named Arnig:aa. a n d s c I e n c • b a v e
•Forty-five artista ~ have their worn put produced their sreatest
on the block March 11~ when Newport Harbor pnlue.!' A~ of Childnm'1 Society holdl ltll lnvitational
SdNe d Art at Santa Ana Country Club. Naaett.e Tour pu'tidp.nts will
S.daerlud ii cba1rman of the fund-ras.r wbJch v i s I t m u • • u m • ,
lncludee dinner, the aucUoo plue a Petit Salon catbedrala,,l.•;::n•,
f•tw"tna arta and cra11m priced at under tlOO. tem~ and
•Delta Gamma t1 110 yean old and 800 Co9t of the tour l1
alumnae and coUesla• ant expected to cc:nvene •1.m . 'n. t.e Ind.,.._
March 10 ln the PW.a Ballroom of dwt N~ter to roundtrip airfare, land
celebrate. SackOeblCk Alumnae cha.,_ will ho.iw uw=on· tourilt the 11 a.m. luncheon when plan• lnctuoe, dim lilbU• hi cea••.om.. bonarinc &o-year memben, foUnden -.n. ...S IDMJ ...a. and~ membaw. Mn. Jerrr eca.,. iii -,_..__.;.M.i.... _....._.
chalmlan. Mn.. 0.ftd ...... 837·384& bM more '"--..---t ,...!m[m!!ISS!D.a.... ___ .,--_______ the=-'°""= t pbane Me-5880.
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-BY MARal 81. Ttrne i$ running out for Sitmar
Super Savers. Fast. If you've been
longing for a luxury Caribbean
cruise without a luxury price tag,
don't wait.
Book your cabin before
March 31, and you'll save $400
~r couple on any 7, 10 or ll-day,
1983 Caribbean cruise beginning
wlth the April 9 sailing. a
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Super seven man thb the per-
fect aummer to island hop with me family. From June 8 throuah
the A~ 27 aulle, we expand
our youth prosram to include a
U member staff and a tehcdult
cA actMnee to lcecp teens and
Junior crullen entertained from
9 am to mldnJaht. PIU., when
your chllcftn atay with ~ ln
the -.me cabin,
dw:ynocal\Jy
cndli 11 loW .ml .;,a 4th '-ch ...
nnatnl from only
$395 co S520 Plf
ees!Dft• ... rhly ly1hieoo.
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BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
A KOMAR Q.-w. ,.., • ftv.-cant •• Jer ., ...... •ltlcla .......... ,
•• .... • ,,...,..., •Jaw
..... •• MW • ....... 1alt ef
ealy ,_, car4•. Tiiie &.rffble
....... , •• .,.. die ..... u.,
alHr." TA.at lilu r&IMCI coa·
.Werable p~I•••· It It
d ear wh&di •IDOr 11 bet'9r
""•• Jn MW A·K·• la eee ud Q·•·• la the other. Blat
wtakla 19-oWcl yeu opea whH
you hold A·J ·ll la oae ud
K.Q·ll la the other, for eaam·
pie? We would •~late
yottr ilelp.-H . N•leoa,
8 Uver Sprhac, Md. rn .1. qu .. Uoa .... be ..
awarded die weekly priu.I
A. -It la because of problems
like this t hat few uperl
pairs open the better minor.
There ia no diUiculty when
one minor is longer than the
other -open t he longer suit.
A second rule to remember is
never open a two·card suit.
That luves only two cases
at issue: 11 where you have
two three card minor . and 21
where you have two four
card minors.
1t really' doe1n't mottur
what you •lect to do, u Iona
u you ar11 cnn1l1t.nt. Per
t0n1lly, I like to open one
rlub when I have two thrH
card m1non and one diamond
whu I have two four rard
m1nora. l believe that mo•t
l'xperu use thla method. and
1t has one ubv1ou1 1dv1ntal(1t
-whenever you optin on ..
diamond, you will u1u1lly
havt' al IH$l 11 four rard 1uit
Thus you will have onl' ftower
artlric111I bid to worry about.
11nd partner will feel frt't' tu
ratst~ your diamond suit in a
competitive auction
You will note that I said
you will usually have a four
card suit when you open one
diamond. There 15 one
holding where you will have
only three diamonds but will
be forced to open the biddng
with one diamond never
theless. ll is that rare hand in
which you hold four cards in
each maJor. three diamonds
and only two clubs.
Q. -Oae pol•t alway• vnH
.m e -bo• do ~ou evalute ln·
l
auffi$atl1 f\&Al'd.cl liaHwet
-L. 8tlver•u , Breu, N.Y.
A .-You do not know
whether a •ln1leton honor, or
1 doubleton 4uHn. for that
matter, 11 101ng to b,• a work
In¥ valut' or nut wh•n you
flnt tvaluate your hand A
1lmplt ml'thud 11 thl' fnlluw
ing:
Count "'' hrr tho honor·-
high·ciard valut> or d11trlbu
llonal valutt. whiC'hever i1 the
higher. Thu• a alnrteton king
11 worth S polnt1; 1 1lngleton
Jack 11 worth 2 po1nt1. u 11 a
doublet-On or singleton queen
However, 1 1lngleton ace la
worth 6 points and a double
ton king 4. Neither la ln1uf
ricienlly guarded.
Send u y quH tloa1 for U1l1
colWD• tot Cha.rle1 CorH uad
Omar s a.arlf, Hr• of ttll1
••••paper. Eaca. ... I! • prtn of
• t'opy or tll• ... "Core•'•
Brkt1 0 c-ploto,'' a 19.9$ wa.lue,
will bo 1w1rded f.,. dae quHtJo•
Jlldsed die M il nulved.
CllarlH CerH ••d Omar
Stia.rll porMD&lly cuaot aador·
c.a.ke to u1w1r all quHUoH eult-
mltled.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband is• a
minlster. We have been married nine years and
have two aona, five and two. My life has been
enriched by his profession, but ln the laat few years
our marriage has suffered.
your roommate smokes? .. and they reply ia "No, I
don't" The next day we get a phone call from an
irate spouse or a disgruntled IOJl or daughter.
Please tell your readen to be honest with us.
He is gone nearly every night to some meeting
or another. I can accept that because it ill part of his
work, but he ha.a taken up a hobby that is driving
me crazy. It is hunting.
He geta up ln the morning and announces his
plarm. He usually hunts during the breakfast or
supper houra, which were suppoeed to be "family
time." I have verbalized my resentment and he
continues to Ignore my feellnp. I have considered
leevtn.g him because it ia apparent that he has no
regard for me or our family life.
I need your advice. There is abeolutely no one
ei.e to tum to. I can't talk to EtFlergyman. He's
the problem. -BESIDE MYS
l>EAR BESIDE YOURSELF: I .. y yoa CAN
talk to yoar clerl)'IDU -and aboaJd, bat be more
ezpllclt. For example: "If yoa llave 10 little
lD&erett tn you laome and family, yoo wlll not m.l11
u . Make time lD yoar We for as or W a marriage la
over." ADd make It atlct.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently I married a
woman with a aon who will aoon be 10 years old.
My wife and I are having a .enoua disagreemenL
I believe UU. kid is too old to have hia mother
bathe htm . A110, he geta into bed with us
w henever be feels like iL (We sleep in the nude.)
When I complain, she says I am jealous. Another
thing. the boy comes into our bedroom when the
door ia thut, and somet ime• t h is ia very
embvraaing. We both read your column and have
respect for your views. Pleue comment. -NEW
HUSBAND IN MONROE, WIS.
DEAR MONROE: Yoa are golDc to be u
H-ltubaad If you wlfe doesa't tall to a coUHlor
or to lier clllld'• pediat:rlclaa aoea. Wlaat yoa
deecrlbe caa be ralaoH t• a marrlace aad
extremely bmapa1 le Cite boy.
Y oer wife aeeda to be couseled aboat the
uhaltlay aapecta of Wt altutioa. Her tact of
couJderattOD for yoa la appalllaa. Meanwlalle, I
nunt yo• keep )'CHU' bedroom door locked.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I cannot aleep tonight
without reaponding to "Y~ Complaint,"
who Iha.red a hospital room with a heavy smoker.
I am an R.N. on a surgk:al flooc. The problem is
a major one for us .. We IX> try to eeparate the
.-noken from the nonsmok.en, but eometimes just
don't have the room. We frequently move patienta
around when they complain, but I can't tell you
how many times we have asked, "Do you mind lf
T JOUI HIAlTH
DR. PETER J. STEI NCROHN
DEAR DR. STEINCROBN: It eeem1 tlae
meden world la ra • laldall. We're'° ma Ill a
11Uf7, We doa't e&op to .,el) Ht die aittre ,....,Jem.
Fer eumple, ceulder WD. MMt womea bow
wMt It la, bet l'-.i cuioa te bow Ja1t wit.at Cite
lalllala stud for. Md wMt do yM tktak of IUDI
fer 111.rda eo11lnl? -MRS. V.
DEAR MRS. U .: I aee what you mean.
Newrtbelea, in many tnatanoe.. inJtlala save ua
from Ull.na difficult tongue-twist.en. For example,
IUD atandl for "intrauterine device.'' Would you
want to be repeaUna tmt in diaNIDoo with your
dodm lmiead ol •)'inc IUD? a.at. oamlnC down to the main points: what do l think of IUDI for ccntncepdon1 One estimate Is
that almost three m l11!on women in the Unlted
Stai. '--them. ., they m u.t be effective in birth
C'IODtrol
Hawewr, the dectldon lhoWd be a 0De-cln-4>e
........, betwem doctcr and l;U..L Some WCllDlft
ahaL&ldn't '--.nm.. esped• ~ who have a ~ of JMtMc Jnflmnmataon. What'• IOod for
your .....,_ IDa1 not be IOC>d f« JOU.
No one will be angry if you object to smoke.
Smoken and nonsmoken are equally militant about
their rtghta and we are frequently -CAUGHT IN
THE MlDDLE IN SAN L tnS OBISPO
DEAR S.L.O.: Yoo told 'em and I tbank you.
Going r.o a wedding? Giving one? Or sWidin.g
up in one? Even ii you're already married Ann
Landers' completely new ''The Bride's Guide" will
answer questions about r.oday's weddings. For a
copy . send a dollar, plu. a long, ~U·add.ressed,
stamped envelope (37 cents postage) to Ann
Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, DJ. 60611.
ACADEMY
AWARD
NOMINATIONS
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Orange Co .. t DAILY PILOT /8undey, Maron 8, 1t83 CS-I
HOIOSCOPI
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Monday Marcb 7
ARiES (March 21 April 19): Individual ln
pos!Uon of authority lenda sympathetic lat FOCUll
on chan1• that It beneficial, promo tion end
production. Get written conflrmatJun.1 member
of opposiw MX will tultlU obtJgatlon Gemini, Vlrso
pel'llON play _key rol•.
TAURUS (Apr il 20·May 20)· A ccen! on
movement, proare11, newa concerning travel.
Diplomacy It eaentlal, eapeclally ln connection with
family member and apedal purchue. Lona-dlatance
call aid.a tn clJlrifytng aenae of direction. Saaittarian
flgure1 prominently.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Surface lndlaitlona
require check.lna -dig for additional data. You'll
co~ up with lnfonnatJon concerning money and
legal document. Thia la no tJme to co-sign or to
make flnanclel commitments. Pl1ce1 plays
unl)Ortan t role.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): l'lay role of
obeerver -check legal rtghta, permlulona. Focus
on delays, rules, responsibility and relat1onahlp that
grows ln lntenaity. Caprtcom and another Cancer
figure prumlnently. Money picture will be clarified.
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Starting new project
wquld be premature -Ue looee ends, complete
batlc choree. Survey altuallon, get overall vtew and
make lnqulrtes related to potential Long.distance
communication booeta morale, helps regain sen.ae of
dlrecllon.
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Be ready for fresh
concepts, new ideas and prospecta wtuch stimulate
creatJVe proceues. Focus on speculation, change,
variety, children and ability to lmprmt your
individual 1lyle. Leo, Aquarius natives play key
roles.
LIB RA (Se pt. 23·0ct. 22): Streamline
procedures, get a ccurate measurements, read
between lines and be sure legal righta are protected.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov 21): Diveralty, give full
rein to intellectual. cur1011ty, make 1nqu1ries
concerning possible journey. Emphasis also on
relauves. vLBlta and message Crom one who had been
"out of your hfe " Gemini, Sag1tt.araus natives
Cigure prominently.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22·Dec. 21) Thorough
approach reaulta in profit. You locale "missing
link." What had been a cloeed door will be opened
wide -you'll have a chance to prove maJOr point
and to be rewarded for efforu. Scorpio, Aquarius
persona play prominent roles.
CAPRICOR N (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): Stress
independence, initiative, originality and willingness
to pioneer a project. Gain mdicat.ed through written
word -you sense pulse of publJc and can make
l'll08t of 1t Judgment, intuition are on target. You'll
be at right place at crucial moment.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). MaJOr domesuc ..... .... ., ..... ,
F °' a..ll1ed Ad
ACTION
Call
A D.AAY P'ILOT
AO-VllOll
.U.W71
"WrmOUT A Domrr A WINNERr
..An important movie -
a moV1e I want you to eee ...
if I had a child. .. I would take my child
to llee t.h1a rum... 0000 _,., ... ..uac... ... n-
''Kate Nelligan is superb ... ".,. _ _., ... " ....
WJTBOUT A 'JhACE
ad,tuallmt!nt CJC.'JCUnt -what Nid been a eowa of
fear will be eliminated. Harmony et home l•
restored 1''amily member rnaUI ~. edmlta
error 11.nd oonflda prevloualy aec:ft\ problmi.
-P ISCES (Feb. 19-Ma.rch 20): Define ~.
dre11 for part, utlJlie creative 1kll11. L u n.er ~mphub on fnenda, hoJ>C!ll, wlahft and romance
QUllllll
By PHIL INTERLANDl_ol Lagunaaeach
"You've been with us three years now, Brewster . lt'i
about lime you stopped thinking off the top of your
head "
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
HOW LITTLE
I KNOW
ABOUT
MVSl:LF9!
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SACAIEMY AWARD
NOMINATDNS
------IM"ll ~ ------
BEST ACTRESS
Meryl Srreq>
BEST SCREENPLAY
ADAPTATION
Alan J. Paku1a
,•
Jon\t>ight
"Jon Votght tak• a
risky ro4e and emergee "DON'T MISS 'TABLE
FOR FIVE'
~~jht'I marvelOUI ~ralt turns thl1
Table' Into a
feut."
-SttMJn Schfffer
US MllQezlne
SPLENDID
"Jon Voight la apfendld.
The chlldren ....
terrific. The film
11 deeply affecting."
-K.W. Thomu
LA Tlnw
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Table
for Five TRIUMPHANT!''
-Bf'Ut»~
Playboy
TERRIFIC!
"A 91 A flM
movte deep and
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terrtfto oatl
-Gaty Franlclln
KNXT·TV
~I OrlnG• Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Maroh I , 1813
•• .efJ =--............ CA Pl1lnllff HlftlTAOI IAHK. 1 ~ eorpotltlOft
Oefencten1 KIHHITH '"OWH, ind 0011 OHi 11\rouoll TIH, ~
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IN>lllcl do 90 Pl'omc>lly 90 111411 ,.out
written reeponM, It ~y. m1y be Mll4 on llml
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con111Jo d• un 1b0g1do en 1111
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lnnwd1e11men11, de 1111 m1ner1.
"' ~·· Mefltl ... ~ llguna. puedt -reglllll'Mla 1 llefnC>O
MliC NDm
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T111 tollowlnt pe,.on 11 CIOlnt
blol"-11
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Tero: T 1 11111 It II w ... oo.. Ho I N1wPot1 8Mcll, CA Ullt
Tiiie bu..._ 111 oonductld by an
lnd•v141.M11
flflk T lalel\
Thie 1111-1 *II ni.ci wllll 11'11
Co;inly Cleta ol Orenge Covnty 1>11 P:1b ,. 11113 '" ... Publllhecl Orange Cout Ollly Piiot Fib 27, March II. 13, 20, 19'J
097-63
~TmOUe.UllNlll NAMI ITATl•NT fh1 following p1t1on 11 doing
bullnlll ..
8 J DISTAl8UTOAS. 246
M1gno111 St., Co111 M111, c.-.
112827
Stephen R 8y1111 , 245
M1gnoll• 81 . Co111 M111. CA
112827
TNI bullnMI It conduc:lld by an lndMdual
SllC)llan A B~M
Thie llt lemenl WU ftlld Wltll lhl
County CllR of Orange Coun1y on
~lb 2• 11163
'21-Pu bllt hl d Ortno• COIJI Di iiy PllOI Fib 27. Maren 8, 13, 20, 11183
103e.63
1. TO THE 0U£NOANT. A~
oompl1ln1 1111 ~ fllld by th•
P'l;ltlff llMlnlt ~ tt you wtlh to ~ thlil iaw.itt. you muet, Wltt>ln IO d1y1 1fltt Ihle 1ummon1 11
MrWd on you. 1111 wttll tNI coun •
written ~lo 1111 CIOfnPlelnt
IJnMM you do 90, yol;r default will
be ente<ed on 1pl)llcetlon ol lhl plllntlft, Ind ltlle ooun may .,.,,., 1
judgment llQeilnel you '°' lhl relief ·------------~ '1 Ille ~I. wtllCI\ P\aJC M)TIC[
could r11u1t In g1rnl1hm1n1 011-------------.---1-1--
'lrlQel. IM!lnQ of money Cl' property '""""'fVY• -or olhtt r1011 requ11t1d In lht NAMI STATRMSNT
"EVERY ONE Of THE ELEMENTS FROM CAST TO CAMERA IS CRISP, DIRECT ANO FINE.
O.vld Keith akTipfy pts bett.r In IWf'Y Of'l9 of hi• fllma."
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1'HEl.ORDll or: DlllCIPl.INE
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----NOW PLAYING ·--'
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COIT\j)lalnt. Th• following pet1on 11 doing
0.lld .t~!.:!~a.tc ~ur~ SHORE TRACTOR r----------------------------1
By Tine long, DIC>UIY SERVICE, 22971 Triton Wey. Unl1
*************************
Law O"'-ef "1'"0
, LIQuna Hiiie, CA 112863 -· •• ···-• , • "°°"'"-IMVIQ Frink Fr1go1I. 2S731~~........,.._
l'HOllAa '"PIUINOVOIT, Ml. 8uckl11ton1, l 1gun1 Hiii•. CA ,--------------------------.
-119ot ••• I I om.. lultl 100 02863 9 AC' ADEMY A' 1.7 ARD im... cA 111111 "'" ~ 1. oon0uc1ec1 by"" n nnn
Tit: 71"'911..... lndMdueJ NQMIN A 'TIQ1'.TS Publl1h9d Or1n¥1 COHI Da~ llllle Fregoel n J. 11
PHot. F•b. 13. 20. 2 . Mlfeti ~·~ ~~~~ 1~·o::;~::: BEST 'i>icTURE
Pla.IC NOTICE Publl1ll1d O'lnge Cou1 De lly
l'tCTITK>Ue .U ... 11 Pllo1, Feb t3, 20. 27, Mercn 6,
NAm ITA~ '863.
Th• follo,.,1ng pereon le doing bu.U-.11
PACIFIC LUXURY. 2776 Mell
V1t1'1 Di' E, Col11 M ... CA 0282e
0.brl K Klemln. 2776 MIN
Verdi D< E. Coote MM&. CA 02e:ze
ll'!ll ~ .. ~Id by In
lndlllldull
Dlbr I K Kllmln
Tnlt 1111-1 Wll ftlld .nth lhl
CooHlty Cllrtl Of Or11nge County on
Feb 24. 11183
-"210IM Publl1h1d Or1ng1 Coaat Dally
Piiot Feb 27 M1n::I\ e , 13, 20. 1983
103243
Pla.IC N011CE
l'tCTITtOUt .,... ..
NMtl ITArn.NT
n,. •olo*4no Pit'°"' -dolt'Q bu..,_ ...
THE EXECUTIVE ADVANTAGE.
704-83
Nl.tc NOTICE
l'tCTYTIOU9 IM.I ..... N.u.ITATWmNT
Tl\1 following pert0n II doing
butt_ ..
SACON INC . 1122S Slllet Ave , Fountlln Vlllay. CA 02708 (a
Clllfomll corporetlon). 819C)flen
E Sarnulllert. 211211 1 Vie Rueda. San
Juan ~reno. CA 112875
Thia ~ II conducted by 1
COtl>Of lllon
St..,nan E. s.tnulllan Prllldanl
T,. Ital-I WU ftlld '#1111 Ille
County Clerk ol 0r•"8• County
Fib II. 1983
~11
Publlthld Or1ng1 Co111 Delly
Piiot. Feb 13, 20, 27, Merell II,
11183
1300 Dove 8tr111. Sull1 100, l------------I Newport 8Mcfl, CA 02MO Jottn A. e..m.,,, 3U7 Biren 1 ____ NIJC ___ NO_na ____ 1 =~Suite 273. HewPQfl Beeoh, CA '1CTITIOUI .,_ ..
Yvonne M. Brlgg1, 3801
PMVI-ln, No 1SC, lnrine, CA
·112714
TN1 bu.i-It oonductld by 1 Glft9'll perlnerlNp. ~ John R 8-nan
NAmlTA~
The following per1on 11 doing
buw-11.
PRODUCTS BY M-'ll. 3 49
Walnut St #B, Colll M .... CA. 112927
BEST
ORIGLNAL SCORE
I \l II ,
............ I
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.._., 6 fMUfRfS
fw_J,lllfll lev·t~eif lW.CeifJ Oo-·1)1~
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Tiiie ttllltnanl ..,.. ftlecl *'111 tt11
County a.n< of Orange County on
~ I.el Wlllil, 3411 Wllnut St , I B, Colll Meal, CA. 1121127 ._ ... ._...,, ____ """--'-...;;;.......,....;._,,_..__.-, _____ _
Feb 25 11183
n10D4
Pwbllallld Orenoe Co111 Dally
Ptl04 Fib 21. Marci\ 8. 13, 20. t983
1184-83
l'tCTmOUI .,_..
NAmlTATDmNT
Tiii ~ I**--doing ~-AJ SUH8ET FINANCIAL G~OUP . Bl M EDICOAP Fl~ANCIAL. 2390 E Orange....ooc:I
Ava . Suite 500. An1111rm. CA
112801.
(;lyd1 Mltc:hell H1rllln1. 37
FWd, lrvtne. CA 112714
.Mty Rotu H«llJnl. 37 Flald, INfna. CA 112714
fhlt ~ It oonductld by I
~· pennertlllp CJyde M. Hwtllrw
Thll atlt-t -ftlld with the ~ty Cllrtl of Orange County on
Feq. 24, 11183. ~ ~bllll'lld O'lng1 Coul Dally Pl~ Fab. 27. Marci\ 8, 13, 20, 1983
1038-83
l'tCTTT10U9 eu-aa N.umlTA'nmJfT
Thi fOllowlng peraone -doing ~-• DIVERSE EHDEAVORB, 8
Euc;Mplue, IMnl, CA 12715.
'Mlcllaal D1vld Teener, 8 ~ ll'Ww, CA 12715.
.-w. ""°'*·. ~"'· .,...,,., CA 92715.
,,. ....,,.,. -oonduc11d by ·~~·(;'.~~
Thie 9tl'*'*" -ftlad MUI the ~ty Cllrtc of Orenoe CGunty on F4b. 24, 1N3 ,,,...
P\lbllltled Oranoe Cou t Detty
Ptot .... 77, Ma-di .. 11. 20, 1M:J.
1015-83
NlJC NOTJC[
ITATW Of M•MU llr Mrt "* .. 0# l"ICtiliCMM ...........
Th• tollow1110 penon1 ll•n ~-tlle -ol Iha Flctftloul 8u1l11111 Heme: llVIAlY
MeTC\.I,, APAftTMEHTI, 111 J8
Bedford Lene, Newport leach, Calif. t2eeo.
Ifni 'lotltlov• 8u1ln1M Ham• rer.rred to ebova wu flled In
ONnge County on '•bru1ry II,
tt17. l'71t11.
Cl9Y!Ofl ... ltu!'dl¥snt, 2037
l•n Oftve, Coela w .... Call! ....
Julll I.~ 2037 IWWI ~ eo.c. Mlm. Celt. Ht2e.
,,... ~ -oonduoted by "t--RI~ """ . ..,,..,..,. ""fNt .............. "'111 ltie
CcMtlY c.tr of °'MOI Cowity on ~ •••• 11U.
""bltefled 0rMgl 0-.t Del~ Not. l'eb. 20, ff, Mlrdl .. 11, 1..S .. ,...,
Thie ~ It conducted by ant-----~~-------=
lndMOuel
Jlmmll Lii WNllt
Thie ll•t-1 -llllCI ""'"" the County Cllt1t of OrltiQI County on
Fet>,to. 1N3 ,...,.
Publllhed Or1ng1 ColJI De lly
Piiot. Feb 13. 20 27 M1rch 8.
1N3
NI.IC N011CE
ACTITIOUI eua.EH
NAmlTA~
Tl'll lollowtng pe<ton 11 doing
~-THE WEDGE. 515 E. Balboa
Blvd . N9wpor1 ~. C•lllornl1
112t63 Oe¥td P: HO*'lll. 1015 Neolwpor1
Blvd .. Newport ~. C1Ulornl1
029«)
Thte bu*'-.. c:onduc11d by an
lndMdull Devld F Howell
Thie Ital-I wu lllld wltfl the
County Cllt1t of Orange County on
February 18. 1983. ,.,...
Publlthld Or•ng1 Coul Delly
Piiot, Fib. 20, 27. Mir. 8. 13. 1M3
ll05-83
N:itllOUeWaa .... ..,.Tlmln
Tha tOlkM4no penoni -doll\g ~-APARTMENTS UMrTEO. 2728$ Lu "-"bta, ~. 210, Mllllon
Viejo. CA 1128111 (• Callfornl1
OOti>Of•Uou)
Aon•on Equltl••. inc. 880 ~-:';1· lull• 120, Fullerton. t2at ~ ltd. 27285 t..
Aembtll. ~ 210, ,.....,,, l/llfo.
CA 02tl1
Cllr1l/BlnMCt
Aldwd J. a.nn.t1 Genw.i~
TIN ~ -llled ""'1tl !tie CGunty Cllrtl °' OrlnOI County on ,_.,II, tte3.
...._IWACIMD
APu TIT 11'--C. ... etton .... _.,,,... ......
....,.... ..... c ....... ..... ~ Publl•hl<I Or1no1 Co111 Delly
Piiot, Feb. 13 , 20, 27, M1rcll I,
1083
7111-83
lUIUrlY THEATrlES
lit llJt •1tl11tt Slltwl111110MlYS2Bllllltss0tlltnuistNltt4 s t113G134•n.tl6l6s~ ~sss1~~. J
FOR FlNll EXCfTEmEnTI V111tOvr ...
ACADEMY AWARD
NOMINATIONS
A Ma A o«ll/lrl l"I" f\111 I l,..... ... .., .......... ~ ........... ._ .. t ...... ~ ......,....,..._, ...
• COIJA MllA IO~•d• !lo""' •,40 /444
32nd sMAsHam~w ...
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[ • ACADEMY ....a: 'fw ,.,d will ilClmll vou llfid • OUo,l ICI o11iy pe1lom1.inu
A magical power was destined
to fight at his side.
-.:1 IUI Of CIUIJ
... SS! 06SS -·M04022
*BARGAIN MATIN•ES •
Mond1y ttlru S.turd1y
All P9florm1nc .. before 5:00 PM
(b~ l,edll fll ....... 1 Incl Holidty1)
'" ... llA(u\ t.ilAt I
LA MIRADA WAllC IN
MWl'fMOUT A T"ACI"""
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"LOVlllCK" (PO) ------
"THI lOAOI Of' OCSC~"CIQ -----LAKEWOOD
CENTER WAllC IN ·-··---"TOOTlla" "' -----
lo Muooo ot f o1ecron•
994·2400
"VIGILANTE" 1111 . .............. ...
"ATO"" <PO> -----·-HAC~AW .... --"0AN0Ht"tNI
IN ~V ITUlllO ---foc1111y al Cano11waoo
211/Hl·tlao
·~·· ... "™.l .!ll"! !!:-I "SOPHtnC:otCE" Clil
-.........
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"T A8LE FO .. FIVE" ------
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LOVESICK s ust wonde
l'GI COlllna CO M0tnln11 "'""" cu..rv
LOVESICK m
Erik Estrada stars as Officer
Poncherello in tonight's
uCHiPs" on KNBC ( 4) at
8:00.
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, MltCfl 8, 1983
C...Nwmt!:~t·AHA-1a.4 ~A~ ~A~ll "°
Work .. ' Oor"'*lllltlon ,..,...... .... ~ lollowlnt lllrlMIN .,. Clo4r1fl The lonow1n1 '*'°" 11 dolnn , .... ~ ".!...-- -lortd. H OMa Center......_ "8orn ...._,._ ee: ....... • .... _,. ,,_...,_ -... """"":"ti
411, hnta Ana OA. " & -~ ... ~ •: Ol'LIOANf. ITIVI DAVll, llNTl"'"'IU, lt4t •O. l,llnANY 'AIHIOHI 11611 TIM I 0 N My HAN Ot .J ,_.. NewpOfl llvd ' COlll ...... Ca Newlno Dr ' Anaheim, CA t21CM ~,ANY, ,.,, .....,...., .... ,,11 .... ~. Delenclanl HAM>LD J tltU ~ AM LM 1IM1 He1MC1 HewP*1 e..lfl
LOW .. Y, llld OoM ' UVOWfll to, hall H•trll, •• , COllOll, Dt Anelleltll, CA'*'°" ~ 0 . ~=· Ot •• ~T-• YM ..__ ...__ ~. Newport a..oti, Ca t2t2t Thll ~ .. ~eel by M Llclo IO\lcl. N-p0t1 .. .oei, CA ._ ...-_....... - -Mlfto 0 lllUW1!, Mii Tllu Cf , lndMduel f*3 TM .... ..., ..... ~,_ Hlintlnqton ...... c. tH4f C"-" AM LM -
...... ,.. ..... .....,._ _... Thie~ II oondUOled 0y a Thie ,j;j:,;,_,I WM fl1ed Wllh lhe Of..:~:.::.:Ola=·::.:Jtf rew ......... .,.._ .. _,.. .._.. genel'el PMI~. Colinly Clettc of Otano-County on Thie ~ le -•lw "'9 ~ ...... Alno "41'*11 MllOll 4, lttl .. ,_.,. ""'i AV I I 0 , U It I e -ei a Ii.• lcotl Hatrla P11H• Qel'9r '*'.,. C t.tOf ,; ~·· t._TrtflHtUI == ec::· •tatanwint.,.. ... wM lhe PuOll•llM O••ng• CO•ll O•lly Thll = .... = ..... ;11
.... • I • • ty Clertc Of Otenoe County on ll'1i04 M110h e, 13 fO. ,., ,.., Coull!)' CWll ol Orange Count) .,. ~ ......... Uill. ........ MMGll '· ,.., '171·'3 • ._._.. • ,...... ,._ ........ L.e'8 .. hfsrmvtl I.. l'tltlot _,..,.. -,,.. ~ , ,.,., .... llbll•n~ O••no• COHt Delly .. -U' lllf\ftl'ir' Publlth•O Or•n1• Cout Del~~ I .,OU .... 10 w4tll the tdvio. of Pllo4 Mat e, IS, JO, )1, 1"3 ,.-~"' ""',_ pu-a .. ..... e I" "1 ...... .,. ellOtll•V In lhll '"ellet, you 2010·'3 --..,....,,...,-~-------""''"'11"'' ' "• '• 'I,...,
ehould clo 10 ptOl'/lc>llr 10 that 'fOtM 1---~----------MOTICa TO CMOfTCMtl 112t ... •• wrlll•n •MPOnH, II 1nv. may be .,_.,. lllf\-OP llUUt T1lANV9ll ------------
lllecl on tllN !--==~==~""~··~-~---,._. ,,., .. tcJ1 u.c.c.) PUBlJC M>TICE •m II Ullecl Cl•UI I OllClll t el fl90'"10UI "'-11 Notice It hlflby g lun 10 ---:==~~~==~-·<~.
tontejo de un •bot•clo en "" MAim ITA~ c;reo11ot1 of tll• within n•'"•O P1CTlTIOUI ~ at u n 1 o . d I b I rl a ha Ca r Io Thi IOllowlng ~IOn le doing ttentllfOf lhel 1 bvlk 1ten1let 11 .. ._ ITA~
lnmedllf-le. ell ull• met11te. °'*'*9 M : •bout 10 b• m10e on p111onel The to11ow111g pet•on 11 dOl"O
tu repuelle -11•. el Na1 elOYM. J, '· F. IHT!lllPRISH, 22' propeny hltliM119f OMGilbed bu41-.. • l>uedl -regllltlde a 1*"90 20\h II #D, Hewpor1 hMtl CA The name end ou.i,_ edOt-0 RE AT &C 0 T t Iii I,_ 0 Y
I TO THE OIFINOAHT A cMI Heel. • Cl th• ln11nd10 lt•n•l1101 ••• COMPANY. 1e 8eq\IOle Tr ... !Mnt.
c;omplelnt hH bffn lll•d by I.II• John Pautok ,~. 22' 20th WANNlS ABAJIAN. 242' "'"'port CA 92115
plelr:Uff egelne4 you ")'OV .wi to It c ID, Hewpo1t IHCh, CA 81\IO CO.I• M .... CA t 2e21 "°" MaclacNen, ,, --.
Oe!9Rcl thfil "-'It. you mwt. wtlhln 92M3 Thi IOcellon In Celll0tnle o1 the T111. IMM. CA 92111
30 d•Y• .... , Ihle 1ummon1 I• Thll ~II oonduct.O by en chief IHCUIM otttc. Of ptlnclpel Tiiie ~ .. conduc:tad ~ ..
Mt...o on you, 1111 wtltl 11111 00\#1 • ~ bu1ln111 olllc1 of lh• 1n1end10 lftOMduel '
Mitten r~ to lhe ~ J. l'stde& 'err• 1r1n1t"°' It 2424 H-port Blvd , ROM Mac~
UnleM you Oo '°· your !Mfaull wtll Thll ... ,.,.,.,,. WU llled with IN Cott• ~. CA t272e TNt lta~ -ltlad .......... ~
be enl•ed on thl epplleltlon of the County Clettc of Orange County on All other bu1ln1u neme' 1nd County Cleft! of OflnQI ~ Of\ -
plelnlllf, end lhl• COUf'1 may ent., 1 l"eb '3. ttu •OOrHMO uMd by the lntend.O M111ch 4, lte3 J
ludment egACln•t you for Ille rellel l'l10MI tttneletor within thr11 y .. ,. IHI "11t" 1
demanded Ill the c;otnpielnl, wf\IQh Publllhed Oreng1 CoH t Delly Pitt 10 tar 11 lo nown to lhe Publ41h1d Oreno-CoHI Oall)I could lllUll In gunl•hm•nl ol Piiot. '.O 2e, Mllfcll e. 12, It, 1913 Intended lr9Mflfll -NOHE PllOI M111c;fl Cl. IJ. 20. 27, 1•.
W90M, leldnQ ot money CK ptopoert)' 101'"13 The name end~ .OOr-tt2t~
or other 1eli1t requHl•d In the ------------or the en11noeo 1ren1t111e 111. 1------------c~I. P\BJC NOT1C( PATR1C1A O'SULLIVAN. 2424 PlBJC NOTICE
2. On F11>1uuy 14, tt93, 'I Nntport Btvd . Colle a.<1e11. CA Wo1kere Compenullon judge ~ .,..... 92827 ACTTT10Ua .,... ..
lteued an order, ord«lno ec>Pilclrit• NAM9 STATIMllNT Tri11 1111 prope1ty p11t1nen1 NAMI ITATR•NT
et10tney 10 -delllfldanl HetOIO The lollowlng perton I• doing hlt•lo ii oeee11bed In generll u · All The lollowlng petlOn 11 doing
J L~by pul>llelllon, beceuM of butl,_ ... •lock In lredtl et m1tlbox ~ bull-M: lhl Ina lllly lo IOCell delenclen1,1 PACIFIC SATELLITE 1no 11 loclted et 2424 N1wport COMMERCI AL ENl!ROY'
1nd ap llcen11 diligent ellort 10 SY8TEM8, 2101 Pl-11•. Co9te 8IYd Cotti M-. CA 92927 CONTROL. 464 Oevlole, "'-pol'f
-deflndllf\t iMeM. CA $2827 The bu~ -u-i by lhe Beech. CA t2eec>.
DATED· FeC>ruery 14, 1813. Oevld "-ndell Wampler, 2e6 MIO lf-l•or 11 UICI loclllOn ii flloberl Roland 8111n1, 4CI'
3 NOTICE TO THI! PERSON Aoll_L.11'11. coet.e ..__,CA. tM21 Newport Mllll8ox G1Ylola. Newport Beech, CA t2eeo '
SERVED· You er1 11rved Al en SMvador Chave A~. 2e5 Roll The I H id bulk treneler 11 Thlt bv~ II cooducted by en
Individual delenoent A wrlllen L..ene. Cotta M .... CA, g2Cl27 Intended 10 be con1Umm11ed 11 lhl lnOIVIOuel 111pon11 mutt 1>1 In the lotm Thia ~ 11 conducl.O by • offloa ol 2424 Newport Blvd , Colla R Bum•
ptMC:t10.0 by thl Celllomta Aulll oenetel pertnent11p M-. CA t2927 on 0t '"" MerCh Thll ll•t-t WM llled wltfl the Court II mutt be tlled In thll Court O.vlcl R Wimpier 23. 11183 Counl'f Cleft< ol Orange County Cfl -
wllh lhe prop« flHno Ill llfld !)foot Thie 1t•l"'*'t wu flleO with tne Thie bulk trenef., ii not 1111>141C1 to Feb 2'. 1t93
ol lafVlee of • oopy on lldt plelnllll I)' Cllt1c ot Orange Counl)' on C•lllornle Uniform Commerclel ~ -not '91>'-ted by en e11omey The Fee> t . IN:I Codi Secuon 81oe Pu1>111heel 01ene• Coul Delly llml wtltln 1 tumm0n1 .. ~ ,..... Th• neme end 1dor1u ol the Piiot Fet> 27, Mwoh e. 13. tO. 198)
111ved o n • P.,IY may ve1y Publl•ll•O Orange Co111 Delly PlfM>n with wtlotTI Clelmt may bl 1~
depending on lh• mllhod 01 Pilot. Feb. 13, 20. 27. March e, llleo I• Wenn11 AbeJ11n. 2424 -----------,• 111vlce For eumpl1, lff CCP 1983. Newpott Blvd . Sull1 166. C09te P\8.JC fl()TIC[
414 tO lhtough '15 50 The WOfd t72.a3 M-.., CA t 2Cl27 and lhe laet day --.-... .... --•• tt:IO-'•com P I a In t · In c; I u O • • l0t llllng delme by enyc:r.OllOI ehalJ ..... ,,, ......... --
18'0RTlfiNAL. crou ·compleln1 "01t1nclent' "8JC NOTICE I>• March 22, 1993. which 11 thl MAME ITATIWNT
Include• trOH ·O•lenclenl, lh• bu 1 1n1 11 a• y b 1 1 0 , • th 1 The lollowlng pe<eon 11 clolng PAICfal IEM .,nguler lndudll lhe p4urel '1CTllllOUe WN con1umm1t1on d•t• 1p1cllt1d ~ u AICNEWI 4 Heenng 11 Ml lor Apn17, 1993, MAim STATDmNT ebOYI LARGO SIL.KSCREEHIHO, te3 ~&EllRTATTHI 11 I 30 p .m , In the Worker'• The tollowlng perton It dOlng Dated Mereh3. 111e3. W 17thS1 .. Cotta"'-.CAt2aJ. ~ ~mpenMtlon Apj:>Mlt Boero, et bull..-M : Pettk:la 0 '8ulllv1t1 Dorothy L Sanity, tea W. 11'1tt , •CHIJ>AENlfTWHHl.ffNC> which tlml en IWatO w111be11\ede 808 SMITH PAINTER, 2110 Intended Trenel•M St.. Cotta Mete. CA t2Cl27. tllAn4 l -Olflc:>M of Wllllern 8 CJ.c:h. Monrovt.. Coli• ......_ CA t:ie27. Publlth•O Orange Cout Dally Thlt bual.-la condut1ed bY en
I On1 Clly Boulevard W11t. 1800 ,. __ IWbef1 Shlttvck 8"'"", 2110 Piiot, Maten 11. 1953 lndlvkk>el UM'Y 'Afml Ben• Of Arnet'ICe T-. Orange, MOnJovl&. Coeta ....... CA tae27 1134-&3 Dorothy L Sentty 8 •MCME CA t2Me {714) t37·1141 Thie~ 11 conduc1ed by en Thie Ital-I WM filed wllfl the 1'411l11CJN Publleh.O Oreno-Coul Dally lnOMduel. ----"8.JC---,.,-TICC----Counl'f Olnt of Orange~ Cfl -lalll•GM>Clit P\IOI, Mwc:n 8, 13, 20. 27, 1$13 Aoblrt s. 8nll1tl Metcn 3, IN3 •
Nl'# °"y If 11l9t 1118-113 Thll ..._,t WU flleO wlttl IN "1.,._ -County CW1! ol Orange Counl)' on ~JA~=· Publl•h•O 01ange COHI Oelly 8. MOYti°ttAI-"90. 23, 1983. ,.__ The lollowlng peteon 11 doing Pllo1 Meteh 8. 13, 20. 21, 1~20-.a3
-6.110-CH> NCH UTT\.FI "°"' HOOO .-oRTMT llOTIC8 Publllhed 01eng1 Coul Delly bvtl-.,
•........ ..._._ " You.-,,_o, ... ,y •• , .. Piiot. F1b 28, March 5, 12. It. Mt88 AMERICA PRINCESS rtaJC fl)TJC( -~o_.... -tt:IO-'OtltSCLOIUttR UCAUM YOU IN$ PAOEAHTS. I~ W 19th St . Coate
Wl.DSIU8 I MOYIE A " • • • " I .. D I.. .., 0 u" Mete. CA t2'27. I HAm Di'YI MMIN TONY MOWN'I JOUNW. .. AYIHNTI, IT MAY •• IOLD IO 12-83 Frank JOM Bepust Bagjly, 133 AICNIEWI WIT'MOUT lilf't CX>URT ACTION, "8JC ll)TIC( W tlllh SttHI, Cott• Meu, WAU.l'l'ET .IOIJNW. -t~ end~ may ha¥t the lloal right to Celllorni. t2Cl27. REPORT I 7'llOCUJI bftng your eccount In good ltandlng --~~~~T-,..,.....,,-NO ___ T1_1Ca_____ Thie Ou91neN .. conducled by .,, I.~ MAYENCK b)' paying ... of )'OUf PHI du• " YOU .. , .. 0,1.-TY 18 , .. Individual
\AJWOVI! NIEW8 peyrMnt• l*'9 permln.d ~end ,OlmCl.08U .. I QCAUll YOU Frank JOhn 8ept11t Begley ~··H ti9llOM: WCl J f ..,.,_ _,.... tfw9I monlhe lrom A a I I I H I N D I N Y 0 U a This ltal-11 -Ned wtth the -...... (C)MOYIE "'dat9 "* noaoe ct .... WM ... .., •• WT •• IT MAY •• IOLD County Cletll o4 Orenee County on
ea&J•IG"°°'11! .... GOIPB.MUllC -ded Thllemount .. 11,102.35 wrntOUT lilf't CCMMT ~CTIOtl. Feb 11, 1983 DIVOACE:ICllllNTHl..iol.E _-.-u of Jen11ery 1, 1993, e nd wlll end~ may haw the legal right 10 "210017 ._ lnotea1e unlll your actounl bf1ngyouraccountlngoodetendlng Publl•h•CI 0 11ng1 Cout Delly
U -6:»-(!)~c::ot'TU:UPClOIE becomlloun-ent.Voumaynothew by peylng 111 ol vour PHI du• Ptlol.Feb 20,27.M11ct1 e. t3, lt83 cea NIEW8 CD>-.n.: lo pay ttle entlN unpaid pottlon of P*)'!Nnl• '*" permil1ed COfte end 907·'3 ..CNEWI _-.a your acoo11nt, even though lull ~ wtthWl lt:r'el monthe from -----------LA~&~' ,,__ payment WU o..nended, °"' ~ the dll• ct thll noUoe of default -P'\llJC fl>TICE
-• (Z)MCME ""* P9Y the emount Ntec1....,.,. ,_ded. Thie -n "11.204.63 ---------'88 -12:t0-After Www montN "°"'the dele u ct January 17, 1993. end w111 ~ MlalNRU .MQ{AlllfAION ®MOYIE ol r-d•llon Of thl• Oop.iment lntraue unlll your account NAm ITATl-.T
_,_ (wh6cltl date ct ,_dlltkln ~ Oecom. ounent. You m.,, not 111w The lollowing pereon It Oolng ,_,_ hlraonl. "'*-the obllgatton belrlg to s>e"I' the ant"8 ~ l)Ofllon of butll'llll M I A&.JC( eGaE9CO'rT lorectoeed upon permlta a longer yo11r eccounl, even lhOUQh lull INTERIOR OESt<lN SHOWS 93. AICNIEWI (!)HOU.VWOOO period,~hewonl)'ttleleglllright PAY"*ll wu Oemlnded, bill you 291& R.o Hiii. c -101, Coete ......_
-10:00-®CD>MCME -1:05-to lloe> the forecloautw by ~ mull P•Y lhe amount •hied Ce t2828 l'tCTITIOUe .,... .. 8NCMa.taCIT'IAU. -W-(l)MCME lhe entire amount demended by lboV9 Roneld E Baron. 191311 ti.Am ITATDmNT -~ ::ta.EA'fU!BOMATNC> -t:IO-~=":ttheemount.,oumue1 Oe~~~~~~:~~i;: L~~"';';'9~!:,1~.,, ~oH.,°"fng e>ereon le dolnO .:
,.._.......,... fWNINO 1top the lorecl09urf. or II your recordatlOn ~ heNonJ. unllll Ron Beron MANUFACTURING ANO CAT. 80l(,
...........,, 1=MOYIE:wa pey. fK IO errange lot peyment to doc um1nl (which 0111 of lnOMdllel l AN E pl A 8 T 1 C 9
......,,..._ ~ Pfoperfy .. In for~• for eny lhe obllgellon being loreclo11d Thie llat-t WM llleO with thl t6t w 17th St., Suite M, eo.te M LA'MW<EM I m °"* ~. CXll11act PCM, AQellt ""°" permit• • IOnOI' period, )'OU Counl)' Clef'k ol ~enge County on ...... CA. t2e27 Ml>l••EllTOOAY CJ).__ -1:40-lorAlleoCNel!V...~ "-onl)'thlleQ.irlghtto etopthe Meteh4, 11183. ,,; __ L-""'""" ... 11 .... St
ME881tJIC.IEW9HYOICE -..Ys (C)MOYIE e>wner. Aw>cletlon, c/o Allefl & 1or1elowt1 by paying the entlfl nw1a Sull;.M & H. ·c~;,.";....;.:· CA: 10:10-"°""' _ 1M-Flett, 4400 MecA.rthur &lwd., Suite ernount OemenOed by JO'# ~edllot. Publleh.O Orang• Coe11 Delly 92927 -~IHOW ABHTMCICIW!'TI4Di'Y'I) DATOHEwrn4 310 , N•w~ort •••ch. CA TolnOOU1the~tyou-Pilot Met 8 13.20 27 tta3 Thlt~ .. oonductedby .. HOAOMTZ t2teG-2058. (714) 152·1414 pey. fK 10 .,.,... tot peyman1 10 1106-M lndMOuel -~ l~tuNMTAll "~"-any~. you tlop lhe lorecloeure. or II you1 ------------1 Bruoel.M'll e MSEBAJ.LP9'E IEA90N C:.NIEWI -~ 1houlcl c;ontacl • l•wy•f ot lh• ~ 1e 1n lorectoeure to< any rta.JC N011CE Thie 11ei-1 -fled w4'h .,_ ~·
QAlttt( BQlfTBB«>UQH e ~NEWS NIGHTWATCH 90¥"""*"1al agency which may other re11on. eont1c1· MERlt '1CTITIOU8 .,..... Counl)' ci...ti of Orange County°" • N1C NlWI (1)-..YJE hew"*'-' your lo9r\ PAOPEATY MANAGEMENT, CIO Fee t . 11183 -10:»--2:11-"-"'•iwMr, YOU MAY L.081 ALLEN & FLATT. 4400 MecArlhur NAm STAT&mNT ......-r 11.:::::f:IPORTS -~ (D)MIDEON ~=-,::.~~DO NOT Blvd . Sufi• 370. Newport a-en, ~ ~ l*90l'll -dOlng Publl•heO Or•nr CoHt 09.lf'f .. mcB.&Elaf AP~-NOTIC£ 18 HEAEllY OIVEH ht CA 92980, (714) 152·1414 MEDITHERM ASSOCIATES Piiot, Fee> 13. 23. 2 , Matdl e. ttl3 OPa..., '"'"' -Z:a-pat...c ,0 Midi '· ~ 1 °' " you hive llnY quMtlon•. you uo 3901 w111er1y ~ Suite m-63 WALL.STET-IH MOYIE •h~~nt~~c!,,!..!!~. 0h'mt~ t20e0t05.· Newport Beech. Cellfofnl• ~yu£-~~ i~T0_,_,, _.,._ th• Decl.,•Uon ot Covenenl•. go,,.. .... _, .. -..-·~,........ _, .. _.,. lllf\ftl't
-.. ~ ~ Condltlone . end Ae11rlct1on1 ....... lnluf..:t '°"' ~ ""'~ (%)MOYIE 8NIEWI ,. .. -.... <l)lllOYIE eucuted Juni 5, UIO end " IM~OU M y LO 8r-•t·Sheron Corpor111on. U:OO-IOUnta!N~ recorded Jun• e. 1HO In Book ~~•iw '• A 11 3901 We1t11ly Piece, Sulll 205, Fl<:TIT10U9 .,._N
I -HARNEllMCING -2:46-13e211. Peoee 11st-1210 Olflolei TAXI .::h' fc~ 00 MOT ~ hlc:h. Ca111om1e t2eeo N.U. ITAT'lmNT , MTHNTllTELETHOH .MOYIE 8 ,._ Reco1d1 ol Orange County, NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN th4lt JOl1 Pl"ce Jonea, 2094 Sen ~':!.:.o:::wlng per-eon 11 doing •MCME -M-~ Celllornle, • br1ech Of the purlUMt to Mlcte Vl, 8ecttcn 11 ct ~· l ec>un• 8eech, Calllomle A· I SILVER CLIPPER DOO
IMllDUllCt'l'HEATIIE •Pl.EDOEWAK (J)lttlOYIE obllga tlon ol P•rment of th• D1claret1on of Cov1nent1, Thll ~ 11 oonducled.... GROOMING. 125~ 8roedw1y. OCIANlll:lHIMAM!R -1:10-ne11ta Nil -* NOClce Condition• end Reetrlcllon1 llmlt.O Pllf1ner9Np ..,., • Cotta Mw. CA 92921
BMIO•rr • THI IOUNDI ~OY! (C)MOYIE ~~ ~ ~ -rs:'";'.':':' :i: = ~ ~:i.,tt," a:: er--~ Cori> Eld•J:.h~OR•b~~Odll~~~/~4! .Mll'HWIUCIMON -l:JO-00eu1M11I No. 82-300041 of MIO 13664, Pt1Q99 1511-1902 ot Ofltdel =:n~· ~. t2927
-tt:»-IJI'°~ (!)~IO ~1:111":,~11"': .. peyO::.:'. Record• of Oreng1 County. Thie ttet-t wu Ned Wllh the Thia bull,_ II ooncluclted by.,, l (l)NCMMalCIT'IAU YfltNJ/EM ·--·~ tnenif0f'9, Ille Alllo CrMll VW.. C•lt1orn11. • t>r•1ch ot lh• County Clerk ct Orange County on lndlvlduel. _,.,,....,__.....,.,ao ____ ~ ,._..___._..._ .....___ ._..._.._, ob1101t1on of payment 01 .......,,_ 10 11183 John R. Doddl •vw.•_..,,_,, ~• .. --..n;ITO.. ---...,,.............,......_._...,. --"•11•n<1tAr-CIOOWf9CI HoCtoe' __ , • · Thla1te~t-lladwttt11"' MOYIE (!) TOfl <1 M .,.... 00. hereby .-ct 10 ~ IO be ct Mid ~ Md ...... -lied tot p ..._., Collnty Cler1I of Orange County OCfNIJl:lHIW IE" CZ>CHAALEICMAWl.MTAU(I told, the IOllcNMQ ~ ,.., -ci Oii ..,._.lber 21 IN2 • ,..;~•0 OtlflG• Cout D~ Merd'l 3. lN3 °" &MOlllBrr OfWIOEOOONlY"°"1'1 wrTl4 ~IO.._, IN~: Document No. 12~ ot Mid · 27· Mar e. 13• ~O~ l'tUeD ClllAWJGUM>aC -4:06-l.llg9I 0.:.lptlon, IEJINOfl "A": Ol'lldel Reccwd8. No ~ '°' Publleh.O 011ng1 COHI Dally
AFllMNOOH ~~ l'D'I•-PAACEL 1 Tiiat ................. _. 1 PM! ctue MW>Ut1t1 11ee OClCU"". .,_.,. lllf\~ Piiot M11c:t1 e. 13. 20. 21. 1~.
\AJ_,...K \111-..TIE ,....,..,.,"'....,. ~efore, lhe MtlCAMhur VIH1ge ,.-_,.. """''~ ttN-83 12:00--7:IO--4:11)-ol Tract No. IOt33. u per map Homeown•r1 AHoclellon doe• llENDf~~•• ·~~,_.. (!)~WllCLE ~=u~lv~t~j1~n~~ =lO--\Obetdd,IN rte..!:.~A~ ~ ........,, _... <Ill ~"""""' 1%> ...,,,OE .,..,._ In the ollloe ct the County o-ibed ,.... P'OC*1Y 10 The loltowlng pw90n 11 doing
----4:.15-Aeconlw of Mid C-ty, tllown MIWy ~.. ~ .. MNf Of LfT'1'IN CJ) lrld deftt'9d M lMlt No 2t, Ofl tN1 ~ "A" A M E R I C A N T A X lfT'NJDUCTION TO • (I) MCHR llNCSn flUCf MOYIE _,.., ~ l"ten '°' Mid NA INI ~ lend elt\lelecl In COHtUL.TAHTS. eas 1 ~-,.,,.."'8T Tract (Ill• "Condofl'lfnl\I"' Plan" !tie Otty ct ~ AM. County oC ~.1. Hw!tlnglon 8Mch. Celltornil:
TO•ANNOI--... com-a-..-,._.. I TV ....,, raoorded Oii Noillft\ber ao. Or1no1. 8 1at• of Cellfornl• •• ,..,...,
(J)m ..... =-... T••"'" • ~-.. ft08 ft Log 1'1t In lo<* 13'1t. p_.. 1237 IO dlecr16ed M lollowL Richard Cul Manuel. IHI QM.a....._.... ....,.. 121', lneluelve. ct OfftdilJ "9corde Unit 143 • "-' Md d9flned on =•waler Otln. Huntington
CHANNEL LISTINGS of Mid County, end ........., to In 11111 certain condominium at': . Cellfof""8 t2t47 tlla1 oerteln Deoler1llon of ~ .,.,.,,_, t , 1MO In Tiiie bullr"'9 II oonduated by en -12:10-Ooven1nu, Condit lon1 , 13411. ,...ofC>fllclal "'9ootdl ~ ~ WILOMllLDOF .._trlcllone, and EMefMnt• !Of 9"d ,..._did~ It IMO ~ C MetllMI
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ca Orange Ooaat OAILV PILOT/lunday, March I, 18N
NDIU Mt.IC ll>ncl mta ;.=.. ":m:r:,m· ,..,.
The ,.,__ 1te ~ TN loloWlrlg ......... 60il'O TN tellOwlftt Wtoflt .. °'*'41 ~-~.. ~-D AND " MAHAOIMINf, OAL"0"NIA YAOHTI, 1401 TOOOAAN INVUTOfW. 1100 1ttlt arOOllUM Cit . Hunllntlon MOf~ «>•. Tu1t1n, Calilofftle llttll ltrtt1, Ntwptrl leHll . ..._,., CA 92Mt tHID OeltorNt HMO
De nni• Ptul "ell. 1tli I Merellell toe t Co lno • e OeMMI w Ollnlouf. 1100 llrClll ltoollllnt Cit H\lnUn91on '-II. Cellfotnle ootpor111on, 1401 llNM, Newpcwl leecfl. c.llf0tnl•
CA tH4t Mt10tgan Cltcle. Tu1lln, Celltott»e ttMO
J enloe llel11e "eu, ltU I HID "oneld I . Todoran, 14111
... OOllMM Clf . Hul\llf\elon e.ec11, MtnNI loel C.0 lnO. JttOftlmo M , II l0t0, Cellf0tnle CA ttw J. C MlnMll ~
Mercie KllhtMI Olok. ltM I l"Neldent Thie ~ 11 ~ by
lro11Une Cl4t . HunllnQIOtl .. IOll. Thie elll--'I -Ned wtltl tN ....,., ~ 1
~ t2M4 Coun!Y Cterll of Ou11io-Ooun1y on OOftlld 'lj, Qlmouf
ll\19 ~II oonduOl.cl by I ,~II, 1"3 Tiiie tlaltmenl WM flllld wllll 1111 ..,_., Pl'11W"'11P ,,_. OounlY CWll of Ofenge Counly on
Dennie PIUI "-ti Publltlled Orengt COH I Delly ~ 10. 1N3.
TNI •lll-1 w11 fltecl wllll 1111 Pllol, f'.t> tt, 20. M., I , 12, 1913 ,..-
CcM\ty Clift of °'""" COll"ty on 716-63 Publl•lled Ot1n91 COHI Delly
Mtfdl 3. 1N3. '8n• "8.JC fl()TIC( Pi!Ot. ,.., 1t. ff. Mfll I , 128~~
llvbllllled Qreng• Co11t Delly --Pte-TmOUl---..,...---11-------------
lltilOI Mltdl I, 13, 20, 27, 1~~3_83 NAMI ITATUmMT "8.JC fl)TIC(
'1Cnnout.,... .. ...... .,..~
TM ~ ~ we c1o1r10 ~-WO"LD WALLYIALL. A8tOCIA Tl()N, 1116 W MaoArttlut
Blvd . No. U . Co111 Meu,
c.iomle IH2t
Joe Gerda (WALL '1'8ALL INC .I
a Celllornta OCM"POt•llon. 16 t6 w MacArlllut Blvd .. No UI. Colle .._, Cellfomle IHM
Thie bu*-.. c:ond\K11d by •
00f1)0rl tlon.
WALLYBALL INC
Joe Gerda
PNelcMl\I
Thie ... ,_I -llled wttll tlll CounlY a.ti of Orenge County on
M8fClh 3, IN3 ~
P\ibll•llld Orange CoHI Delly Pll04, Metell I , 12, 19, M, 1N3
t 127..eJ
Tiii IQl!owlng ~ -d°"'9 PtetmOU8 ....... bu81-... MAm STA,._NT
HUH 8 MITH PA AT N f A I 1 The fo11oW1nQ penone 111 Oolf'Q DAILLINO PAOOAAM, c/o Co«>y N. bull'-M:
Klllef. et& Town Centet Offle, Ith V 6 J 8EAV1Cl8, 31183 tlll "'°°'· Coela MeM. Cellfoml• 92t20 8trMI. 8oulll Laoun,, Calllornla Alcillard 811upp, Gen..-11 12t77
Penner, 2&ee WMI 81W1w A 206, Virginia M. Giibert. 338 w
FrMnO Celllomll 92311 . 11ou111ga11. Fullerton. C1llfornla
Valrictl '-troteum Corporellon, 12t32
• Calltomi. 4'0fPQretlOn, 25el Wiit Judy I( C1nnoy 3 111 t 111 S11aw A 101, Freeno. Celllornla StrMI, soutll Laguna. Calllornle
12371 t2t77 Thie b<*'-le ClOnduelld by I fhi8 .,....,_ 11 c;onduet.cl by an
llmllld penMnlhlp unlnco<POtalld aaeoc:l1 tlon o1"-'
Valtlcll Petl'Oleum ~. IMn a pw1f'MW'INP
VII Hoi.-Ju4V CaMO)' ~ vie.~• Tllll ... ._, w11 111ec1 w1111 lhe Thi• .,.._, -ftlec:I wttll ,,. County Clettl o1 On•noe Counly on Counly CW1I of Orenge County on ,....-2 ,., ...
Fet>rvaty 21. lttS -""' ' ....,, ~
coeY .... ICIUU Publl•llld O••noe COHI Delly ~ ~ °"" Piiot. Mwcn 6, 12, 11, M , Ila
..... ; 1146-83
eeeta ...... CA ... ~ NIJC NOTICE Publltllld Oreno• co .. 1 Dally __ '1C_TITIOUl_;..;.._IU...;._ ... ....;.;._ll __
Pllol, M11cll 6, 12. 19, M. 1N3 NAlm ITA~
1146-33 The IOllowtnQ ~ ere doing
"8..IC NOTICE NI.JC fl>TICE ~ .. : MCJ MARKETING . 2240 JHnell• Place, Cotti Miii. CA 92627. PU9LJC MOT1CI ,ICTITIOUe Wll
MOTICS Oii AVAIUa.ITY ltAm 8TAT111mNT
Of' ANNU~ Mf'<M'T The lolo'#lnQ per.one -clolrlO ""'9uant 10 &.Cltlon 9104(d) ol ~ M:
CtalQ voon-Wlnbum. 22•0
Je1n1Ue Plac::e, Colle MeH. CA
92627. Ille Internal Aewnue Coda, notlcla 11 I • ) A A T TA N M A N N , 2 .)
llereby ~ 11111 the annual~ RATTAN ._ANN INTl!ANATIOHAL
for Ille calendar yH r 1112 of -AU N GUARD -COMPUTER
FUdllld Mart~all Foundation, a W 0 A L D ; 4 . ) A M E " IC A N private foundallon. It evallabll •I ADVEAT181NG AGENCY ; 6.)
Ille louncletlon't pf1nclpll ofllct for PLAYMATE MAGAZINl, 801 E.
inepeCtlon dunnQ regulll ..,..,_ &i-, Senta AN. CA 82704. nour. from 10:00 e.m to 4:00 pm David Loyd Aobef'1a, 14 721
Mary Jennlfw Winburn. 2240
J1•n111e Ptec., Co111 MHI, CA
92t27 nw. ~ .. conduetld by 111'1
lndMdull. CtelQ V Wlnbutn Tiii• .,,,_, ..... ftlld wtlll the
County Clent of Orange C4ul!IY on
Mwcn 4, 1983 by JnY dltzen wflO ~· It wtt111n ~. lrvfnl. CA 82714.
1110 C11y1 aller tllt <1111 of 11111 j -L.Melter McfMlll. 3t2 putlllcatlon. Orenge "'-"· tMne, CA 82714.
""' loundatkln'• pr1nClpll onlcil Thill ~ .. oonciuetect by •
P21H01
Publl1h1CI Orenga COH I Delly
Piiot Mwcn e. 13, 20. 21. tM3 II~ 91 1011 ~ Dnw, ganarllpertnenNp. ~ ....... Clllfomla. l:zteO OrM t..oyd ~ IOM-t3
l'ltt principal m1neger of 1111 Thill ... ,_. -lllld wtltl the -----------tciuncs.tlon It Herry T Mal1Jndall. County a.ti of Onnge County on "8.JC NOTICE
Tnlltea. Fe«J 23, 1"3. ----::,..=,~r~rtOUl!"'!"!'~.--J'""l-l""'•-.. --
""'l>llehed Or1ng1 CoHI Dally n -Plllll. Mardi e. 1113 Publlthed Orenge Coaet Delly llUlm STAT'llmMT 1 t41-93 Piiot Feo M . Mardi 6, 12, 11, 1183. The ~ l*90ftl -doWlO :~":=":~~----------""---------1;.::0:.;,I~:....:~ ~~IC EXTEAIOA8, 107
.111 llTlal ~at .. ~ a-t1.
8cio tt "· Aennlnget, 107 ~It.. ~ leecill,
DENSMORE Memorial Park. Services Gall 8 . Renninger, 107 ~ St .. Hunt6ng\on e.ctl, VlOLA S. DENSMORE, under the direction of
retident of Calta Mesa. Ca. Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive
Plaaed away on March 4. Mortuary of Coat• Meaa.
1983. She 11 aurvlved by her M0-66~.
Tll'I ~ .. oonduCted by •
ganwll .-r.a•IHI>~ .
8ooCt R. A. .......
101\I Curtil, Virgil, Dale. MlltLES
Ro but; daughtera Cora HERMAN R. MIKLES.
Thill ........... -tl9d with !tie County a.ti of Orenoe County on
Feo. 2.3. 1113 ........ PublteMcf Orenoe CO..t Dally
PloC.,.. 2t. Merdl '· 12, 11, 1te3 1~
G rovier , Rowena Evans. res!dent of Santa Ana, Ca.
June Bruna and Mary Ann Paned away on March 3
Hudilon, 19 arandchildren. 7 1983. He wu a compute;
g reat-grandchildren, 6 o perato r for the U.S . Air brot hers and 2 s11ters Force for the past 19 years. ___ "8.JC ___ fl)TIC( ____ _
Servicea wll be held on He is aurvlved by ru. wift' ---::~=~~~=~--
Monday, March 7, 1983 at Cons~ dauahtera Robin ,..cnnoue w••
11 :00 AM at the Harbor S.ChteUe 'of f\illenon Ca MAm .,..,_,,,.
Lawn Memonal Chapel wtth and Patricia Duffield oi ~ ~ s---CloltlQ Pu~ Ronald Martin of St F o untain Valley. Ca .. 2 OUANTUM INDIJ8TAIE8. Pa~) 1 Lutheran Church grandc hildren, brothera 18843 O.te St. Foun...,. 11,,,_,,, CA
offida.ting. Intennent lervlet H e n r y P M 11 ll e 1 o f 82708· jerv1ce1 Immediately O klahoma and Jacob P. c11r111opller Cherl11 Gullo,
following at JV.rbor Lawn Mtklea of Ark.anaaa. lilt.era ~~'.' 81 .. f'ountllln Vet'-'f,
-::=========::-1Marie Fitc h and Reva Ron11<10 A Storl, 11119 ' Graziadlo, both of Cahforrua. =-SL Fountain v...,, CA
PA~YalW
MIMOIJAl P ltiA I
Cemetery M onuarv
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pacific View Ot1ve
Newoort Beacri
6"·2700
WcCORMICI MOITUfolllS
laouna Beactl
494·9415
Laouna Htll!'>
768 0933
San Juan Cap•slrano
495·1776
HAD09 LA WM-MT OLIYI
Mor1uatY • Cemelerv
Crerre1orv
1625 Gisler Av!!
Cosla Mesa
540-5554
'1BCIUOTHHS
ta.A. •OADWAY
wo.TUAH
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642 9150
ServicH wlll be held on Tllll ~ 11 OOfOlcted by 1
MondAy, March 7, 1983 at 99f*'ll par1nertfWp
9:00AM at the Harbor Lawn Ctw1I Oulo
Memorial Chapel with Rev. Thie ~ -fled wltll !tie
Norman Ford of the Bristol County a.ti of Onnve ~ on
S
F1C> e. 1983.
treet ..Baptist Church ..-1'
officiattng. Services under Publl1hed Or•nge Cou t Dally
the direction o f Harbor Piiot F1C> 12. 11. 2t, Mwdl 5. 1tu
Lawn -M o unt Olive 77~
Mo rtuary o f Coat.a Mesa
540-55~. ..cnnoue .,_.,
NI.JC fl)TlC(
LIND EMAN MAm STATDmn'
P A U L L E 0 N Thi lollowlllO paraone -d°"'9 ~ea; LINDEMAN, resident of PHOTO ·WEST . 17165
Costa Meaa, Ca. Paned Broold1urtt Sir.t. Foum.in v...,.
away on March 3, 1983. He CeMfornle 82108
worked with the Graphic ~ w..,. inc .. • CllllorrM
S l Co corpcwatlofl. 729 w 11111 Slreet. Arta upp Y mpany f~r No. 8 -5. Co•t• MHa. Calllornla
the past 3 yeara. He a1 12121
survived by hil wife Pamela. TNt ~ 11 conclucfld by •
parenta Rlnehart and Loia GOIPClfnlOft.
Lindeman of Garden Grove. ~ ,....::-1ne
Ca, and brother Keith of S«>T,...
Chino, Ca Servicee will be TNI m~ -fled wtlh the
held on Monday, March 7, County a.ti of Orenoe County on
1983 at 2:00PM at the FetJtuaty l5. 1*· .._..
Harbor Lawn Memorial Pul>lllhed Orenoe Coa•t Deity
C hapel with Rev. Char1" Plot. Feb 1t. H . .,._ 5. t2. 1td
Garringer of the F i rst 17~
Baptt.t Church of Garden
Grove, Ca. and Dr. Kent ----:=~~~~~,......--
L a w r e n c e o f t h e "'nnout • 11•11
Weatmanater Preabyterian The ~STAT'llmMT
Church of Paa.den&, , Ca. ~-. pareone -doing
o fflclatln1. Interment PHOTO-WEST , 1111 ..
1ervlce1 immediately ~la , f'ounteln Va lley,
f oll owln1 . Harbor Ct..,::/: lno.
L • w n • M o u n t 0 11 v e OOf'PM•llon. 7;g' w ;:,~
A M o r t u a r y d I r e c t o r • . Ho. a..s. co.1a .._. C•lll0tnla
:......,--------" 640-56M. t2t21 '
IAlft .. fHtlOH
SMlnt & 1'UTHtU
WUTCUff CHAl'll 4V E 17ttl S t
Costa Meir.a
64&-9371
Thll ~ .. conduQttd by •
ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,,GOIPClf8~.....::rlnO.
S-T,_
Tll'I ··-· ... lllad with the Coullty Cliartl OI Of.,. Ccutty on '*'*Y 16, 1te3. ,_
Pubtllhed Orange Coeel 0.ltr
..... f.eb. lt, ...... t. 12, ttei ~
~----..
ClASSlfllD 642-5678
C ASSI IED ·
INDEX ·-· let ...... In kit ..... "'.... .. "'.. .... ....... ===:!e':fi'':iiiiiiil~'"!!!!!"!..iiiiiiiii;;1~m!!I""" ''" ""'11
•• 1Mt1 aw -11111m ..rlYUiiM-UUlllllll llUIU •••
For TuHdly lluouot ~ ,Ofll YOUfll CHILDREN ..... To Piece Yow Ad, Cal Saturday publlo1t1on1 In Ute No. I an oieoc LITlll It 3 It 2 11 pool llome .
6·30 p.m Ill• prtvlou1 County atH of Vlett 2000 1q, ft 4 ldtm I ea rernode'ed kllcnen.~ 642-5678
REAL ESTATE ,, ... , ... ,.,
A1w.h.oht1 lhUt
It.It•• L.liaod
O..lr.. t• .. ou\&Ul•
, ........ , .. ,, .. h
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lw\.t M..-..
l)an. 111""' u llW'h
t '""nu.in V •II~>
lt'-'htlnC1.t.lf1 tt..e& h
Uw.HI UedaiWf
''"'"'" l.;,t.CUJW 11.Ah
t ...... .m. thllt.
l .. awrw N~l""'l '•"• ...... , t.hM•JiO \ttrlJ
Nr .... µo•t f\J-•h
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t\•h t'ti>V'fl"
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l t 1111 h ,., l••Y
l~llf1Ul1l t'f"'•fl\o
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h411h "~ .~.u. ..
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k•nt hft Y •nni•
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Rf.ic.-... II I WonlOod
Rf.Nl ALS
ti....-• \.l(n.l•hn.i II•...,. \.lnlur""'....i
luu•" t \.1'111\hrlf 1111
\..1nf1.1m~.hht
onJu f vrn
'""'"' Unf ,.."hf.,_,.... tw1n
u"'n~Lnf Ou..,..._" futft
Oup1 .. ,. Uni
parvnrn~ f'u~ 1»rlnW't\~ Uni ~ rum« u ... , .. ........
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""'"" M""'la (..~•ti~ ~flrm.•at v-..1 ... "' Rrtu•9
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l)ff ... il<oftt. ..
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Mw !Wn1Ab
AOu"'-•mrf'U.
1 & .~uund
F::r~.,..
M"4 & IN\Nr'\""'
-1
etJSlfCS '
FINMCIAl
,_.._..fut SAW
·a... ..... °""""""'"" IW9 WM\lrd
ln"'"""'"" ~..,... "~1Wan ...
-Y"'"-Morwv Want..d --Tllo
EwtOYMOO
An\-."'°'
Appli&At""'
A..-t .. ~
8kta M,..vn•l.t
C...O•fU 61 1'A4u1pmrn\
("1-npu'-"" r,,... "' V11tu ru'"""''"'"" v., .... '-....,.
u ..... t>o1o.1 t.."""
J•wt"h'f M•h'"""° ,...,. .. 1 ..........
Ma• Wan\~ -•I lovvumrnu
()(fen• f'wmlurr fll
~.,,..,..... """"'" u.,.,.. W"~ <;.~~ ....
BOATS ....,_ "-• ·-·· ...,_
S..I
'1,......t Slo1 Man...,. fqu•p
M.t.nt s.-rv .. s~.-" °"'"' ..........
'WPfll-1 ... ~ .... -
day. Fot Sunday enc . ! Modern llvlno for Mom I MPl'N Melt, flll\lty rm 1"'9dmot .. ~~.!'°'1'· of Monda y publlottlone o.d. 8leo. ' br, 2.,.. ba rock lrplC lk~I hi A , .. ._, ... u e an · 12·00 noon a t d 2 t h r -· ~.-......... 1' 1 t' 1411 ,., "u1 pttoe t 1".eoo . a ur 9'1· 1 Y anc · t .. urei 000-·-. ..,. 1 · U1·7310, 649-3641, lnOI. O«ll. ale. llv, rm W• ... 2 •WI IW All lrp!c, din. rm + tam. ,,, Don't dt6ay uu ·2.41 I
1004 .alll'llll ltttty Kwr fllHlt~ kit. w/bll·ln ovan I Ctll Olant toc:l•y
:;: Kllla and cotreollonl ma) '~· dlthweehet, trut IUll TR\Dl'I 10\ \I
l~I .\I I ' :~~~ be mMSe untll 6:30 p.m UIM 11.1~ r=· ~~~ =:: Nlma.ftlll
wi• lor tht next day'• pubU C1n'1 bttt Ill• term• among11 • huge !uca ........
1uiA catlott F0t 8und9Y and otn't btal 1he ho •• lypt\19 t~ w/wf#~ 1u.1' Mondey publlce1tlone u ..... 1,.,. . , ...... ___ ...__ .. can't .,..I lht location "" .. .., -"--1011 12:00 noon S eturd•ri IUT " you HUAAY Y°'-1tlru wld• open ~~ ::::~ PltH• Hk for a "It I mlgllt l>eat tllt crowd )(Int term• & t1n1nclng H...,. IOtNINna you went
100 number" when oencel F e buloue 3 Bdrm ttwuMll«.Prlced•tonl) to ... ?CIMalAed adtdo
11>4t llnQ youf lld Ocit•n. ce nyon Yltw 1 121.eoo. Cell agen1 1_w;"';;'i.A111de-•CallmiiMiiii2-Miiii7iill.ltiiiiwelliiiiiiMiiii2·ii&eiiii71~.iiiiiiiiiii ::n4: Pool. INCREDIBLE fl. wkctp (818)666-7314 Ol ,-.-1:! = ~~:: NA-=NG~:i.. ~n:s· (eti)
727
•
11279
IOI BEST IN BLUFFS
:~~: ly. Thi OAJLY PILOT... an mteH Ull l&Y
""" 1um11 lleblllty for th• ........... 1111M flrat Incorrect lnMrlle>t lf.1111 Over Nltf .er. .,iy Cal
·-only. ~~~~--~~~~!! llornla 11t1t1. Six b•· 1,.. ~-~~~~~~~~I= droome. Incredible 11or· ::: = ..... 1 __ e.t. 8AV! THOUSANDS. Ml llQe. HofM c.cwrll. Sec>-. '"JO ... -your own llome, nc rate lot large enoc.IQh fol
111! leMral ,_. comm. Profeaa6onal ,._ tanni. CQurt. '550.000.
11)0 _, one lo re. 636-1464 Ill l*T
I 11) • .,,,. --:~ -• .... aWNll 11111 l&Y I 11111 UALn
IJ)I Ill u.m Celctl tht oceen br..ut 111-llM
111· 11ot,900 1ofi'ti1t aupei trom thla plulll 3 Bdnn I i~===;~~ 1"" Coata Mell 3 Bdtm I Ba llomt. Tiiie 11 rea i
l)l quality •• e very mode--• -i 1>< beth !amity llome fOf YOio ret• .......... of only t2111 _., ... ,_
111• °' for ln.,...tmenfl Ttrmt .,._ --Ml ••• t41M .,.. flexll;>le. St()f> relldlnc 000 For lull Info cell -1m all the !Ide and call tht 7111·3111 11A lot9 one block frOO'
tt:Mt pro~ at Thi FIN I 1he bt acll. Prim• 1eve
1~i~ EltateAI 546-7171 ~ _.., wtll llnence. 1)1)() !prLlECT building 1111. 13311,00C
::~ PROPERTIES 17 14167l-4400
:: IJIJI U a.2121 ::: DON'T HARBOR
lllWIYULI
.. .. IDllTlll MISS TIISE
Now only 1132,500 tor ~
Bdrm 2 Ba . All nt •
kltctt .. !amity rm. pool •
19&. Quiet 1ocat1on Al
aaurnabte financing.
OOn't 0.-V
Cell ~Today1 .....
NllEllk·ntll
,._ ..
FllllLl1
Large • Bdrm home wttt
11paret1 femlly toom
lncilud•• 2 llrtpleci••
dining room • .-ni ahed4 cover~ patio and prl
• Seek Bay B11u1y
1 113,000 In uaum In•
1a1e.ooo. °'*'Sun 1-5 2361 MeM Or. SA Ht1 • Shltll 8-1 Bead! Dc>IX
1'i+ .,._to &Mer 3 )'f'9 old
$320,000. wlll elld'I '°' CdM.
• Hunllngton Harbou1 Condo· 29r 2ba, )val •
few block• 10 w11er
•163,900 • 2 Brt dlord Condo•
38r 1~ beltll, clOM IC ao. c.t Pta&. 111&.600 a
999.600. • 10 Unlll In Qrang•
s:Je(l,000.
&nrMD
2 t:>lg townhomu, ~
bdrm. lemlly. 211' beth. ~
lrplc:a, deck•. pelloa 6 =·· 1 175,000 HCl't ,000 complete. T Of>t
IOt convenlenoa. °'1VI ~ 3229 Broed, Npt Ht• 4
c:allll ~ut.Atm. ~ * 673-8494
.. 1E.C....tt.r.,C.. • e Unlta. elmOtt ,_ I
San Bernardino. S250
000 ........ ..... ..., ......... ( .... ..,) 114/MI II• One-ot-a·klnd charm11 on app<ox. v. acre, ~
HIT HLH. All ne wly decorated 3 bdrm.
fam rm 2 IA ba All neutral, finest
qua lity . HI IWI Tll WI. Wlll leue
option. Only $249,000.
IPU 1-1 40I Yllta 11111'1
'"'1-1 2117 Y. lraa4a lw t• ,. n
2111Y.1Hlt1 lw M
1Ht Y ....... lw I~ laa n
l&· au a 1a ""*"· .,,.. .........
Beautifully decorated large 1 level 4
bdrm, form. din .. fam: rm., 2 'h ba,
swimming pool & jacuzzi. WjJ.I. conaider
lease option. YH tWI Tll Ull. $315,000.
IPll IAT /QI 1·1 172' Pwt llar&•
HELEI B. DOWD
IUL TOii, 110. 144-0114
LOT, LOT LOT
Old Corona del Mar. 30' or 75'
lots, 1 block to ocean Open
Sat/Sun 1-5, caU for det.aih.
IEMOIEL, IEMOIEL
Large lot. Corona Hiflhlanda,
plans included for ~an vtew
2nd stor y O pe n Sat. 1-5,
$295,000
vat• ap11. ldMI '°' temll) enjoyment and enter
talnrnent. At e low I 13t
000. Call 846-7171
t11,IOO
1mell t:>am. Foetur" ~
br, din. rm. lam. nn w1 ...... TWO
lrl>fe:. entry kit. MOYl-lr ONGS
.OU
4014
4011
IOll
40JJ 40)4
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411 ...
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ESTATERS '
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live In 3 bdnn. 2 belt
upper epl Commercl•
etiop, oMot or l'9tall
lower level plul 4 cat
periling. Price at '3911
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t>elhl, large f amlly room
2 flt~. lormll din-
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Cuatom ~Ill epa N-ottty 1210.000. 546-2313 --------.......... THE REAL
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A CUit 2 bdrm 2ba, 1
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831-2242
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Stone ftreplaoe, bMtTlld celllng1, tnhenct 11111
chermlng new llatlng
Two bedroom, two beth
J*lo: plus two betn unll over lllr..-car garege
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talla. 75~9100
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Aeduoedl Beal buy In tlM
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tht bMCtl from thll •· cellent locatlon. 8 pt ·
clou1 3 Bdrm 2~ bath I
and cathedral oelllnga. --........ ...---.....:.--
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000. Call 146-711 I I
THE REAL
ESTATERS
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4 bdnns + fanuJy rm, 4 IA baths, lg
dock
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3 bdrm. 3 baths. wide lot+ r.il
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3 bdrm. 2 baths. cireular f~lc
112 YU YIW. LWt hit --411 ....
2 ·bdrm, beam ceilings. new plmbl &
roof
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4 bdrm+ office, 3 bathe & pool
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4 bdrm, 2'h bath condo, pool, tennis
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3 bdrm, 5 ~ baths, den, 1000 aq ft
ms tr
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Lagoon view from 5 bdrm. 4 bath, fam. rm.
Boat slip for 3 boela Now $995,000. A•R1'•h
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beam ceillnp. fumiahed. padot. '420,000.
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ppoua view lot In It.arbor Ridte la
betna offered at a reduc.d pnce to allow
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bedrooma, 4 ~ bath1. Lara• pool and
land1caplna Included in price of •1 .soo.000 760·8333
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Goel with thla oceanfront duplex ln
• Newport'• bnt aummer/wlnter rental ,_ .., .. _, -. Ku,. lot. ~ dodl(i).
location. Low down payment and euy play lawn• .wtm i..dl. Reducied 1110,* 10.K
terme, combined with the maximum ln ownw tin. f« quic!k ule. 1190,000 (land Incl.).
rental income makea t.hia the perfect buy ()peon SIS 11·& OwMC uo.0202.
for the utute lnv•t.or and all ror the
unbelievable price of $426,000. 760-8333. ,.... *"°need~ Cedlllece 10 Oo-C4lltl
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condo wtth °'*' oelllng1, llr..,leoe. ant
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I lln. 23 Half Moon Bay
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2 Bdrm eeol'I 16de. 2 car
gatage, letQ9 lo1. R\I eo-oeee. 1127,700.
dl1al 4 Bdrm, 2 bath, double
car gar111g9. qu6et etreet.
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combo kltohen/ lemll)
rm Flreplece. Well carld
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PllVAIY PUii Large e11umable toen eo&edl.....,lded..-.. 3 bdtrn homl
on qui.t ~ Ex·
tre large low malnten· ance yard, wl01 loll ot
uMd brlckl Only 1125
000. Cell HOW tl't-5370
10 n. DI TIE llY
Prlvate p ier and float can
accommodate large yacht. Spadoua
4 bdrm. home ideal for an active
family. Family rm .. breakfast
room, hobby nn. and formal dining
rm. Large bayside patio big enough
for a pool. Motivated seller!
$880,000 L.H.
17141 6 73-4400
CJIJI Ut.2121 n. H.tMw ArM'• L..,..t
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Old CdM·5 bdrm, new, apacloua,
»-49,500 ........ 4-42 Begonia, Old CdM
4 bdrm. f•m. home In top cond.
$295,000 ................ 1424 Seacrest, NB
t bdrm.a, Southport with nit• wtew,
$564,000 ........... .... . 22 Point Loma
Overfln•nced a •n•loua, 4 bdrm
$375,000 ........... ....... 1724 Galaxy, NB
s bdrme/ bonue roorftl ,,.., bch..
$425,000 ..... 118 Ruby, Balboa Island
4 bdrm, ownr fin. fee, vec•nt,
$429,000 ........ 2706 Ughthouae, CdM
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REALTORS.675-6000
2443 U.1 CoHI H1tbway. Coroui •I Mar
AESC>EIHIAl AlAl ESTATE SERVICES
3 BR, CANYON CREST, •249,000.
See Linda Manton at 7 Creat
Clrcle.
3 BR, .BLUFFS, •249,000. See Rita
Quia1e at 2167 Vtaia Entnda.
2 BR. FR, Pool, BIO CANYON,
$450,000. See Lucy Roee at 30 Rue
Font&lnbleeu.
3 BR. HARBOR VIEW HOMES,
926~.ooo. See Jennlfer Suchornel at
iM7 Port Shettt.ld.
4 BR. Dm. OORONA DEL MAR.
$410po(). See Ted~ at 2211
WderfJ'Oftt.
a Bil, Den. BALBOA ISLAND, Mto,000. Ste Sara Marvin al 211
Opal.
I BR. Din. BLt11'1'8, '280,000 r.a. 8" Kay Parker at 2403 Vlata ,..._
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Perfect home for thoee who enjoy
entertaining. The gate guarded
~ty & prestige location add to
the ttppeal of this totally unique
entertaining home. Included are an
indoor-outdoor swimming pool, 3
apas. sauna, sliding root., an 18 foot
carved oak profeuio nal bar.
projection room with theatre
seating, up to 5 bedrooms, library,
even an upetain ballroom or diaco
with 11epe.rate kitchen. And lt'a all
totally secluded behind your own
wall. $699.000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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p ier. 1llp1. price cut &pou.. 3830 ef ctuptex Ml-Tiit
1350,000 trom 11.eoo owe 11t-t~ •'"" ~~~~~~~I 000. Sale by Owner 3br/3be+ilbr/3ti.1 VK .::
17S-1833 50t Acea• will 10... You o..rv. The a.t
o-.. lnvtt.O--"--elaed Dew White. 1146-2313 ' lalMi ~ own/b«;ef~7049 The RMI &tat•• r.w.i. IHI ... , ,M..,_••· ~ ___ usnm ____ _
... lfU ,..., nlfloent ,_ eetate. 2 BR 1 Be wlmothef-ln ~ duplex, amot'flze< reduced 11,000,000 plut law unit plue extru. M-
& •Hum In Appr • from 13.300.000. a...°' eumeble sao.ooo loen.I $400,000 CMh to In°' tr.O.. 561·1234. 1150,000. Ownr/agt
trade equity tor Udo I.it iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '31-6111
time 13 1-3 2 Ill dye .... 1MJ1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
e76-M1ll .vw Bright and clean. mAT -/PIJllJ
BY OWNER Bdmle and 2 bathe tmmec. 2100 eq ft 3 br. ~
1813 Court 8t, near etudlo apar1ment. Ire ba, formal din .. ulll rm a
Nwpl Pier. FH. 2 Br time offered. Oloee I 1ge 800 eq ft ~ rrr
R-1. l1HK Open Sur "'°91, bul, etc:. w/Of>«I beeml. Over.iz
1 -3 . 7 3 0 -5. ll ll 0 I reoept/YI to ~ ed tot ol 10,&00 eq ft WI
IM&-7t58 lnO Meda. '238.&00. IC)f1nklerl, ldMI for pool 141-1211 l.ge RV ~ w/llA hk .... .-? llLL upe. Nr SC Pl an oc:.enrront home, t>ea• tc:noo11, c:tturc:hel, etc
locetlon. 4 Br 2V. Be Aeklng 1159,000. 183
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Properttea 873-6410 ht • ',lo%. $2 •. 0 0 ( "-c: auum .. no qual. 2"d -tr~ Allernatlve fin. av•ll • 1111 2742 PortOla (Briltol IC
-38,.;;R•2•,•tOtY,__cu.t __ • _twiw ....... -.. Lil* ...., ""' Ima BMf to 81. a.Ir. TMn I.
ocean/lrwy. Open Set. ~end ot to Orelle, R. on POl"IOla)
Sun & -· S14t.500 ioc. 3 er. 218a.2 t1 t12.1510~0 Ojt: .-oome 640-0080. Hu 187M ueum. In We 11 .
tV.%. Sam Crane. Ag 844-1030. Open Sun Want AIJ Help?
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and rode llreplece. Twc lo( A' , '• , ''I •,
Ranch etyled 3 Bdrm
Juet loeded wttn extru~ lnclud• a lamlly room
p1t101 ind • bubbllnG -------SPAI I 112,500,
llCllFICEI ...................
Two-1tory floor pleri ..
located In u,. comrnun-
ltyl 3 Bdrm. 2•.i. bath1.
Beautllul decor Pool•
•PH and tennlll 1137 760,
SUllR!
1n....,... .......,mabM IOan 4 Bdrrr
"l-'H• Norlh" home
Brick ~. mlrrorec
W.,dfobel are jult a law.
ol the upgredelll Dining
lemlty rm. POOLI 1147 000. i.t .• deel
LET'l IULI
3707 S. BAISTOL ST
111-2311
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Emotlonel elngle ....... :!
Br on lrg Irregular cul·
~lot ...... gourmet
kitchen wlllalfan Ill•
floor. Incl. mlc:ro-wave lnetent baiting _,., i.p
Oriental deoor In 1Mng1
dining ere• laaturlng
rOMWOOd Sholl ec:r..,..
on windows & door•, ~ lrg woodburnlng frplol,
de1lgned tor '"door I
outdoor entanalnlng A
betgain et 1270,000. For
pvt ehowlng cell Glen
Hellwarth, 551-9400
RESIDENTIAL R~ EST ATE SERVICES
NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH BEACH COMMUNITIES
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The m09t outstanding townhome avaJlable. 4
BR, famlly room, aJI exqulaltely decorated. High
celllngs, crown moldings thruout. View &. corner
locatlon for utmos1 privacy.
..,um un.-
eeaut1tu11y maJntalned home. ooean & city lights
view. large famlfy room, two fireplace&, formal
dining room w/wet bar, eelf cleaning oven.
microwave bullt-ln, room to expand!
--YllW -1111,111 Enjoy the privacy & ambiance of your own
private pool with the community pool only a
stone's throw awayll lovely 4 BR Palermo plan
In a marvefoue locatlonll Many upgrades!!
..,um 'V 1111.-
lf you are looklng for an Immaculate home In a
super locaUon that has appeal & charm then
this 11 ttl 3 BAS. den or famlly room &. a big
bact< yard. Call nowll
...,.., ·--Do you march to a different drum? Prefer the
unconventional to the tradition;!? You'll love
this 4 BR atrium home, High ce ngs, eecluded
spa -a cuatom home for the lovers of the
unlquell
UIYll llUT 1211.-
0pportunlty knocks. Priced thousands below
last sale. Seller wlll quellfy for financing.
Spactooa 2 BR condo In excetlent condition.
Features tennis, pool,' spa &. sauna.
•WPWY llM'I 1111 UY a-.-Ctlarmlng completely refurbished 3 BA, Famlly
Am. 2 flreplacea. Quiet b8Ck bay area, nice yard
w/frult treee. Seller wlll aaal1t with financing.
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The charm & eaey llvlng of the Bluffs la evalleble
In thll 3 BA condo. Steps to pool, cloee to
school & 1hopa. Owner IHvlng ue•, wlll
consider lea.M/optlon • cell eoonll
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FEE FEE, FEE -Condo In Newport Beech
hlghty upgraded. Perteet for older couple. Don't
mfN the poo11, putting green l lovely garden•
In thla t>Mutlful complex.
~-~ ..... J. M. Peten quaJltt-\. V .. t thll 1peotou1
1pllt·level home t\.. ~ rm w/flreplaoe &
1 wetbar. form,,·c... "-••· & kitchen w/nook.
Peeceful & PIM 4l Ml & canyon Yletw. •
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Perteet for the growing famlly this 2/atory home
haa 4 BRS, famlly room, an expanc:SfKI lanai,
large yard w/apa. new carpets &. la rated u a
super valuell Beat of all, owner wtll flnancell
awn 1u1.-
oream away the hours enjoying wonderful
views of the Back Bay &. city llghts from 3 BR
"Dolores" plan decorated In earth tones. Setler
motivated, has priced well below market!
•WNIT 11111' llll,MI
Plan 3. Private locatlon on prime street. 3 BA,
community pool, spa, tennis courts. Bright
kitchen w/eatlng area.
"'"" ·--Klas the landlord ~oodbyell Thie 3 BA home Is
In tip top shape. It a In a good neighborhood In
a cul de sac &. hu a large yardl High balance
fixed loans are aaeumablel
"'"" 1111,IM Charm &. ecnonomy are the features of this end
unit Bonita plan. WeU located and all on one
level with pacetul greenbelt as your backyard
and the price has been reduoedll
CORONA DEL MAR
......... 111.,..
Outstanding quality home with ocean view &.
room for • pool. '4 BR's, beautifully decoreted.
Owners wtll trede for Big Canyon prcperty.
Mllll• 11111 Ptl,MI
SenHtlonel ocean/bay view plus drematlc
night llght view. 3 BA & femlly, prlatlne
condition, llght contempor•ry decor. 24 hr
guard gated community plua tennis & pools.
~Ill I.... ... ..
Beet IOC8tlon on major greenbeft, beet ftOOI -
plan -3 BR, famlly rm, alngle level, beet A-1
condition! All adds up to our exciting new
11111ng. Ideal community w/24 hr eecurlty, pools
and t9nnla. ---.,... e .. t buy In duplex••· ~natalra unit haa
~ muter BR t v Y• BRS, IOtl of
Ck>MQ, n,...,..,., · . ~ ct morell u .,,..
unit 11 .-unny, ~~ , 2 BR w/ftrepf:. & deok. lnoome I& ~ hlAh btll9nce IOMt .,.. a.eumable. . • ""
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Gorgeous Nantucket atyte residence with large
brtck central courtyard. A superb entertaining &
famlly 4 BR bayfront home centered In most
desirable private beach community.
llUll Uffa.T 11,Jll,llO
Fantastic llttle Balboa Island locatlon with a
180' sweep of the lower bay & Jetty. 2nd
generation exceptional home with formal
dining, lanal and a bath for each bedroom
among the features.
PUtlSIU IWlD H41,t0t
INVESTORS ... Two bedroom. upgraded,
BA YFRONT duplex with dock for 2 boats, 3 car
garage, fireplace & formal dining plus great
lower peninsula location makes this a super
buy.
ULIU llUll Mtt,Mt
New Victorian on Balboa Island. Price reduced
below comparabl•. Private master suite + 2
more BAS & den. Hardwood floors. french
doors, beveled glus windows & rooftop deck
make this home apeclall Vacant &. easy to see.
UJ...a Ul4,lt0
Oetlghtful Cape Cod 2 BR home with separate
d$l steps from beach In privater community.
Completely refurbished with finest
appointments. Absolutely the finest locatlonl
unu 11U11 u21.-
oup1ex -owner' 1 unit has been remodeled
w/french doors &. windows, brick patios,
lkytlght1, MBA has jacuzzi &. many more special
features. Two Income units bring $700/Mo. &.
could· be more. Great assumable loans!
ULllA 1111.-
Excltlng Channel locatlon, steps to ooean Of
bay plus a lovely home that has been
e)(tenalvely remodeled makes this an
outstanding buy on the penlneula. Owner may
carry the 1st TD. .. ,_.. .....
BuutlfuUy remodeled & decorated In todeya
lrinov•tlve style. Country kitchen w/brlck
flreplece, hardwood floors, french doors open
to lovely petlo. Thla It • must aeell
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EnJoy bMCh oommunlty llvlng on charming
Newpot1 lleeod. S BRS, w•lk to the ocean & =-enJoy the community ~ach. Mu1t ~
It A fwltMUo buyll
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Beet Woodbridge tooatton CMriookJng poot &
l1epe to the lake, ftlbutoua c:ont.nporery 2 BR
townhome by Akin•. Vaulted celllng1, air
oondttloned Md much menu
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w•uu Bright & airy, prl111u
pool & 19&. 3 Of 4 Bdr
2141 Sa. 1349,905. Free: rencn. 8'1-12M
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painted, lie Reducet Owner ready to i c t
price 1291,000 to S279 qulckly on 3 Bdrm va-
!500 11 owner muet ... 1 cant houM. Pnme 1111*
•I onoe. 15&1 Tahiti, Ulg looatlon wlpvt garden
· &di. MCMNI. Do 'f04>t own dlc:ol'atlng.
I By owner. bMUt 2 BR ; JO ANN DORAN RL TA
Ba wood, ltalned gt... REAL TOR
2 fplc'a, Mint financing 769~19
S254,000. 494-11648 --.-.. --,..--J'l--
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4& f .. t of prime Newport waletilrunt *
land with •J*le tor 2 50' ylChta & a •
Br., 3 Ba home al the new low prite ot
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2-i.v• condot Clo.e 1 Lge 38r 2b1. walk " HOllQ 1135,000 & I HIO beech !11ery •m•nlly
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By owner 3 Bd. comm "' .... .....,
pool, 2 blk• ocean !5-40 2MO .. -tor\.ort
1199,000 OBO Low fin --------
OWC. 645-U41. UllTa..al ...un IY IWll UUll ... 3 bdrm & ci.n, R-2. 1#11 FanlatHcally upgrad.C L.auttemont 4 Br 3 8& trade tor C M. unite Family Rm & Formal 0 R
SJOO,OOO 3713 Saa with breathtaking 180' "'°''· 850-6578· 1111w from Catalina t'
mountain•. cuetom
coordinated die«, built
Int, tile Mut1 -to ap.. preclate Orutlcally r•
ducld to 1M90.000 et
Hatbof R.ldQI Or
Atford1bl1 1leg1noe, '
Br 2'A B1 condo. ex
pended Matr 1ult1 w.
•• IYU•,.,, p••1 trplc Only S1&5,000
.... 1111 Opn 811 12 ·4 '
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1114,JM
lllT YILH
PUOIUllOD • "* . 1\.-i LIT1 TRADITIONAL CHARM
Lge new ou1tom home open 811/Sun 1-5. 21(
Via San Remo Ownlagt AFCOR REAL TY
84()..8201 1mmacul1t1 3 Bd wilt 1 _8_7_5-304 __ 8 ___ 87_3-_2_5_S.
lot1 or pr111acy Poot ' I Newport Hlighll. 3 81 --------fEI Liii OuMn1'1 Wr11th. AllC
3 Bdrm 2 Ba gard1n1 he'W9 Mme model Ofl lee home. Entry hall w. land 20 Oueen'• Wreeth ~ itrlum, drem.. Agt 5152-7500
COME UP ANO SEE ME
and my 111lle)' lta view
oak Wit oar. CUllCIT
1kyllghl•. bonue room
upgraded decorator ex
trll etc. SOMETIME!
IP•· GrNI valull A.lllln( Ba hou11. new paint If .... Sl~.1160 Bob Younk11 new roof, rellnl•h•< Prlc.I reduced tor Quldo
831·12ee hardwood floors, forCI( Nie, Nwpt Hgtl lwnhM
amm111 tic cathldtal ce111ng9. 4• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PREMIUM
LOCITIOI IEWPllT HTS
~ Walker & Lee
lut,_. IMl l
IWlllWllTSll1
3 Br, 1~ Ba, newl) palnt~d townhou11
Owner may carry 3r
T .0 . at blended rat
12.5% fol' 15 yn wl1~
dwn. SU,900. Craig
191
................... lnttn
Take the time to track down these
bargains. * 3Bdrm, l '12 ba, huge country
kitchen home. w/panoramic view
of Huntington and Npt Bch * 4 Bdrm, 1 ~ ba, lg lot, VA/FHA
terms avail Nice famil
neighborhood. * 4 Bdrm. 1 ~ ba, bonus nn, formal
dining room. 1750 aq ft.
All homes priced under $123,000
For more details ask for ft.AH ......, ., &.any .......
leat.y 11 W.a-111 l14/114-H11 ..... ..... ......
VICTORIAN
1er11 or park, tennl1
court1, pool & 1pa Al
thl• plua an aaaumablt
111 f .O. $137,900. Agt
Maril yn or Suza1
5B-IMOO
Unique VICI'ORIAN home in prime location featuring stained glass
entry. hardwood floors, gounnet kitchen, newly decorated & carpeted!
Plus I tx1nn detached unit in rear. Only $255,000 Call 759-1501 or
752-7373.
$5,000 REIATEI
On brand new Towne Homes in F.astside C.OSt.a Mesa. 3 bdrms, 3 baths.
attached double car garages with automatic door openers. Large
private patioe for all units, and a couple even have extra large yards.
And -you can chooee your own oolor of w/w carpeting!! Builder will
help finance with small down payments. Prices aa low as $134,500!
Better check on these exciting NEW homes for thia low price TODA, Y!
759-1501 or 752-7373.
PALOS VIRDI ESTATIS LOT
$1,500,000
1.24 acres located at the top offertna exclusive ocean views. privacy &
9eclusion. One of the few lites available that is eminently suited for a
breathtaking private estate. Level & ready to build 759-1501 or
752-7373.
HARIOlt VllW HOMI
LINDER RIPO • $275,000
Fabulous view from this lovely home featuring 3 bd.nns & 2 baths.
Sensational rear yard hat covered patio and fish pond with waterfall.
A8swnable finand.ng!! C..U 759-1501 or 752-7373.
IAY VllW Cliff HAVEN
$719,000
Spectacular custom built home featuring sauna, jacuzzi, 2 wet ban, 2
frplcs., 3 car garqe, fonnal d.l.n1ng & much more! Aaawnable fln.andng!
On fee simple land. CALL 759-1501 or 752-7373.
$565,000
SPYGLASS RIDGI -OCIAN VllW
4 bed.room. family home. Beautifully upgraded & landtcaped. Lovely
gated pool, u.ed brick, 3 car garage, large Jot with play area. 8 % <Ji
financing. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
llYATI SID LIVING
$425,000
Thia outscandlng executive home features what must be the larpst lot
ln th1a ~t private community near the water. The ~ y_ard
featww a Japanae prdm. watft'fall, KQ4 pond, pool & volleyblall c:rt
ln a ~ en~t ~ fer memorable days tbnaout the
year. A 1arp Uvt.nc room wttb tireplace overlook:lna the pool &
p.rdem exempl.Wes the open~ feellnc prevalent thruoul A llup kitchen, fnn1 din nn & 4 ~ bdrml lndudinl a rmtr N!te
w/blt.Ui U.tv.. IUnlrien )l£:ual wb. A.9nnable 6nandna at ll.7K on
fee llmple land. 750.l&Ol er 752-7373.
11 WI "Bl
Aalume financing, 1mal
down and m0\19 right In
Spaclou1 1 Bdrm eon<lc
with open beam•. larg«
kitchen. dining area
llrepl1c1 and 1paclout
decll Enjoy all the ~
nlllat "f~ Lp .. ·· ha.I
to otter C40M 10 North wood1 •hopping. 1911
000
142-1200
PETE BARRETI
··· REALTY
4 odrm, 3 ba. 8l1c1)
Model In Woodbridge
Remodeled matlet bait
-whirlpool tub. Lo11el)
COllllld PltlOI, IXtln
live UM Of b11ck1. $295
000.
~lsor
·1(9alty
651-1177
lflllH 11·1
224 78 Camlnllo Cotta
Laguna VIiiage
8515·30f1 Agl 551-46e2
....... lltatl 1012
8y owner, Rolling Hlllt
Barclay mdl w /vlew
$279.000 83 t -3074
855-1012
WISTCLIFF
GOURMET'S DILIGHT
IUll/111111 One of a kind, 5 Bdrm
2·1ty, den. game 1m
barn on huge lot. Pertee
home tor lrg family, au
floo('I thruout. Spec!Out
kitchen. 111 T 0 . o
1200.000 at 10%. AMln<
$285,000. Ownr/Agl Pnn. only. Diana Cappe
831-12e4
This meticulously maintained home is tailor made for the gourmet
st.artina with the custom lotchen . Oak cabinets & flooring surround
your built-ms which includes a microwave. Just off the kitchen is a
chann.ing breakf.ut nook with bay windows. Super plush carpetmg &
cuatom wall coverings complete the picture of sheer elegance. The
extra large family room provides ample space for entertamment As an
added bonus the large irregular lot with custom pool provides
extraordinary pnvacy. With a large fully assumable lst trust deed, this
home 1s pnced for immediate sale at $299,000. 9032 Adams Ave.
Huntington Beach. For an appointment to see. caU 556· 7035
A nlNTION PARINTSll
WANT TO HILP?
1f you would like to help one of your children pure~ a home, we
have a fantaatlc loan program available only 1n the city of Huntington
Beach Il requires a co-signer, 5~ OOWN. and has hnt year payments
of only 8.5"!! (Thal means a $78,900 townhome can be purchased for
$3,945 MWI and $552 PD mlll, principal and interest) The funds for
this program come from a apedaJ Revenue Bond Program and are
LIMITED, so pleue call WI nght away for complete details 9032
Adams Ave., Huntington Beach 963-5671
WILL MAINTAINID TRIPLEX WITH TWO
CAR GARAGI ON LARGI SHADID LOT
Eech of the unit.a in the property la a two bed.room, one bath They are
very well maintained with extremely low vacancy factors. Long tenn,
stable tenants provide $1,210 in monthly rent. Lender will refmance al
12% for owner accupant or 12.25" for non-<>wner occupant PLUS
owner will carry. Offered at $155.000. 9032 Adams Avenue,
Hunting1on Beach. 556· 7035
INJOY ADULT LIVING (OVll 40) IN
A 24 HOUI GUARD GAUD COMMUNITY
Thia hlg,hly delirable 11.nale atory unit ii available at • aurpNingl.y
affordable price of $91,000. Not only that, our 8eller la wi1.ll.ng to help
finanCe your purchue by at.rrYill8 a 9eQODd trust deed at loel and the
flnt la ••um.able at 10.76,., Thia -townhome is only 7 yean old and la
well located ac:rom the atnet from the million dollar clubhowle. Poola,
1J>11f, tennis & bUl1arda can be YOW'JI by caIU.nc ua today. 9032 Adams
Avelue, HuntlnpJn Becich. M3-M11.
INTllTAINING MADI IASY WITH
THIS SPACIOUS POOL HOMI PLUI IPA
Our aeller II •xtremely mouvawel and bM.·priced Wt propert.)'
aacord.l.qly. ti u. charm • l"llCI nonnell7. foUnd = ,__ pdce4 thouaandl hs,her. The cwtom pool .... will be for tbme ~
su.rnmer daya jmt ahead. With a prb Cd $1&2,&00 PLUS polnCI f« a
VA l)W"Chuer'. the value ii deu. 9032 Adami Aw., Hununaton Beech ..
~71 . •
al. AMERICAN HOME SHIELD
"We Protect & Service
Things That Service You:·
1lr heat, detached c:lb 3 81, 2 Ba, powder rm
e11 garage, large yard trplc, comm pool Wll
521 El Modena. A1kl"' take 10'% dn from quell-s 1915,000. 1548-5041 et tlec:I buyer S 148.600
8 873-llalle
LEASE OPTION
Comp turn. One o1 Bl(
Cyn'1 moel eteg. hornet
4br, etudy, ci.n. tr, pool •P•. Clllld'I park. lu1t gtdn1 11,4115,000 fM
TURNER
ArchltlCIUfal Proc>
640-&50
WILi Tl llAll
. PllOI SWIDI
Lido 50' lot, maid• qtr11
guM1 rm, wllk In Cedar
wetdrobl, dream kltch
Oak tloon. French d,.
eunny brtclt p1tlo, boat
ttorage. 3 1p1c·1, Trld. 4
BR, 3'~ ba
Ownrlagt 87S-72M
Open Sat/Sun t-5
133 VIA UNOINE
3 Bf. IV· Ba. You own lN -N-EW--L-U-XU_R_Y_CO_H_OO_
land. '212•000 s 145.000 LOW ow" Owner 831-0283 sno MO
.... l 1111111 38r, 3Ba. 233 18th Pl
2 BR plua den. 2·~ ba Open Sun 1 ·5 or call
1 124 .000 euumablc 875--4333
loan. Pnc.d at 1210,000 Immaculate Lido 41>< 3b•
or leaM option Ownr 2 muter•, p1tlo. $469 agt 831-58&1 500 Agent 873-6494
..,. ll&fl/llut WU I IPll Ill , ...
Reduced to 1 195,000 114 •Tll
3 & din. 2 ba. ~I 3 Br 2 Ba Beautltu1 &!'~u~~~ f.8;-' ~ •
1
wood Lot• of wood & Open Sat/Sun gtaa. $140,000 '82,00C
Owner/agt 875-753' ueum 111 OMC 2nd Agl 873-1282
II lllff llfl Blufts 8-ut Pl E Showg
HAR80R VIEW HILLS < Ilk• model Open Sun Bdrm M ODEL Home 12·5, 21115 Vl1t1 Laredo
lmmed. Move-lnl $25 Mar 11 y n or LI I a
000 belOw mkt al $36-4 .552-2000
500 Call PATRICK TE· -.-.-11------~-NORE. 1gl 780-8702 & _.. _,
OpnDllll)' 4 .............
DUPLEX 3 ... ..._ Buy now & .. ..i11 MJn. ' "'' .-•. poo lmum 201( c:ln Call John room & 2 Br Remodeled
part ocean 111ew, l••i Zarvo1 7 80-9889 or
1t1p1 to 11nd Gooc 831-2242
rental .,.._ Owner f IQt
55().2901 ~ S11r1fl()\\
• lk·alt' BA VFRONT WI BOAl
SLIP. 4 Br, • Ba. 42f
Harbor leland Or Ag• evee 875-3896. Open Se
1-4, Sun 2·5 --·-by ownr, $450,000
308 E Ooeenfronl. Cal
Bing 840-79110 o
515~221
HARBOR RM
FtlUUIYnm
Lot at 14 Nart>one $438
000. S338.000 a11urnl ab6111 13%.
Alnalaenol Model. 3Br
lam rm. 2'.llBa Crellj 1399.000. $270,000 ..
eumat>te al 10.375%.
Oynaaty Model 2Br, 28'•
cr .. 1, $329,000. $230
000 a11uamable a 1
10376%
840-2038
" .... MWNITIUIT
IYl~HIM
Plan Two wlpart vtaw. Encl unit-loft. enc
p1t10. Xlnl fin. avall
1143.000 llrat. 54&-999e
ILlf Fl I
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WIN
TUlllU your real 11ta1e to• Newport Beach condo
(Model). Owner wlH oon·
alder 111 trade• Cal
Merlin 831·2242
~ Sunh()\\
• Bt·alt'
little old blach hou1e
atept 10 111\d, 28th. St
S UOK By Owner
873-1833
* .... Ill* lll+PMl.
Over,Uld lot, pvt cul IH
aac, 1n thl lamlly orlll'll·
Id community of H11bOI
VI-Hom.. VI-thll
apeclal property Sun
1·5
11134 PORT BISHOP CR or call Pa.ii Ev-. agt 840-0327
UfflHT 4 Bdrm 5 Bath homt
w/60' dock. wet bu
wine locker & load• 01
potential. s.lllr wlll netp
finance ~ tr9dl. AMlng
1750,000, 831· 7370
64C>-0:912
TR,\01110~\I
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I 3 bdrm. 2'>\ bath S2251
000.
4 bdnn. 3 birth '225.000 1--.~~;n~r;;:--Bottl Of1 gr-obelta. .... "" eu uee or 844-0134 Br.ncS naiw 111ng, 3 Bl 1 11 'llo Ba, 2 frplce. huge 11ft1 ...... llvlng & tamlly rma. eo· on the bay 1'lth dodl S1815,000. Agt. Cell Ml '°' twve boet. Sedudlcl1 e3l-ote4, ~. .
oourtywll, 5 bdrme, •, STEAL Newpott ~ ~
curtly 1yetem. gourmet Br. + Oen t123,500.
kitchen. Many •r,•cla 4 Br.+ family Rm+ o.r-
featur11. Gr"t t nanc· S184,000. Ina. FEE LAND. St.295 3 Br. 2 1t0<y, A·Framt 000. I 1155,000. Liit 1U1. n a.. "" .. 301 Pro.peel lll-'IMI SUn 1-6PM ... t ....
Hunt & Associate
1£Al ESTATE
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heme, tram ttie l\M landlil:aplftl to
cool = vw from,. fo~"''k d1nlaC nn.eiilYe ......... .,,.. WW\
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l a, 3 trplce, S au 08' ---------,...,111 I ......,--_.00 Kid• Oii tllr cMQo. gr~ bell frOI. dble o.,, -lut, ..c 84t-3632 T ti oour11, rec room ' 1 •· PoOI. ape Wll.1 oon n ",._, Ohermlng 21r hM. ctean tit 139 1190 B!BT Atty no pate 11215 511 23460 Soeo 3 bf 2~ be CIMl't • · • 'UfnltNd ~ .,., ,,. In .,.. ••• Yll.UI mm l ,, plUI O•n newl) ao 01111 ,, ~ ~ ... --fwnh.. lll'ool 1o0· eto OOVlft 8H0 Aft. latge .. 3 " PoOI patio dbl oer Cell 657.0071 Olll. ,_ NMf Vltlt I llOf'M cltf\14 remodl OU a we111 IMO mo Agt 4 2 Br plut den, 2 Be In MOO Agt 844. 44() Bft 3 le a n d pool ~t neighborhood' aaaa II .. = •---...... end rolllnQ llfll lnctudee paid No pet& $870/mo Olltr......, 11, hM ci..n Buy w/rent deluH 3 Br 2 Oreentr•• Nr •hope ' 12,000lmo yfty IMO AQt ~HO ·1.-L UTILITIU p••o ~l """ 2 ldrm ""••" ootl• 111 plu1 MO ld\.ti W .. _.., • le two ttory pool home ac:h0ol1, pool Avetl 411 HV Monlego Ht• . ..,., 4 It ·IAlllTT llll.T1 .. "' I It, llf.1111 areal future bulldln( 11111 It 4ff.1tt7 fMc,0,:•A:: .~: kldllpeta 1476 WOf'lt IMt Me&/rno 816-9838 2 B • I 1 2 7 6 ) mo Ml·HIO L 110• Hft, patio, encl Compare before you
Ill• In e11ce1Wlt IOOale f llld 3 BA 2 8e lp6o 639-61IO HST Riiy '" LU8l ON THE LAICI 84()..4()ff & 175-()()4() gar. i.undry, chlldren ot., rent C11t10fT\ detlOf\ , ... Trade Imme d' Mu1t Hll IMmedletely :01 :.110. 2 tty. 'eeec ~,ermlngd 16 rm d2 :a ~ Leuetopuon ·~ BeeuOfully decoreled • Lrg l!/llutf Condo, 2 itry, llefll eetil ,,., blk away tur" Pool, bbq, GOV'rd
OrHlloelly reduced tc mo 84~7 v 1w db gar 1 we • •di 10 M.edowt8fk 0 C bd, 3 b• II/fr /Cir l•o 4 It. 3 I• ~ Mrb, ttft1 ..U Newport Mo'•dd.,,t),u'i gerege, IUf'rouncMd with P 1125.000 • mekM llfe '"* IOO< 840•6071 0 ,, .. , prlvll• road. Ar· Super I UOOt mo lllOlll & ol*'Y 4 bdtm non J.4Htmo 640-7 p1u1fl 11nd1oeplng No OSS. Barrett Alty f1111tde Cott• M•H, • CM 63M1to lftT ,_ bOr Laite I 1860/mo 6'15·2490 home, NHI u • pin p, ... Uaf Ml! ~e: F '616 Ouatom 3 8drm 3 bett M2-6000 b~d1 I~ ":, .. 9~'1~ fHttala Y1Hu H!4 !pal. larfllhr IMJ 68 t-ee7• BIO Canyon Hee 3 BA, 2'it ~"~~_: ~~ ~.J!S •.:. 2 BR 2 aa ~. verNHIM, 388 w u~ltaon 842 1171
plu• d~n °1
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IHP•,r••:;nd•· ... .'.'~'h T d• H • 01 HI Sporl FOYnt1lnV1"-'38drm 2'hbatownhm,8ecurlty 3771 Carin.I 17116/mo view Tennie, pool, H O lt800r.-month. H&Omo 0y•831-386t, 8ee•"l'1onl""'"'°'"" ooaton "''" Y .,..,... ra .... • 2Br2B1uaccondo.w1 ·-1 11•1• 1goo1 mo M0-711'4 gate lt400 mu Oy1 .. -E 1 11 d ..,. .-• Trad• tor property Ir Fl1htrm1n &tor HouH oareg• 6 AIC. Nr 80 1750 flenoed yard ' 1148-MH Bkr --1167-7372 Eva 876-0109 IAUNIT II. w n • TV comput«lzed Mite· Orange County °' Pain" Treller In Lido Park 11 Coeet Plue. 1800. Ctl gerege. Kid• & si-t• wel JIOWZJ/pool ou1tom 6 rm 769.()279· · UY I 11&11 Rllln 213·1112-11362 110~ ... ..,, g11 & t1m•
Spring• 1rt1 A1klnc P•r1 down fOf Houae 01 F,.a Gtt>too 5611-0400 come, 546-2000 Agent lmat 2144 home bllln• 1676 Hurryl ---1,1 7,00 o, 1u 11 , 1 BA n 1 •, 836 2676
•too,000 Ouplex t200,000 lc no,_ lllTul 6311-8190 BEST IM Sant11go Dr Dover • • • S C,Plau Reaort Adult D p l 2'2' AGENT 844-11613 1'400.000 nte1 weler Ir w"r throw rent away? -Sh°' .. Eltac •Br.• Ba Tract w1poo1, g•t• 1532 au •at
I .. ••• • IY t•I Newpon. 764-0344 Ren to own 3 Br twnhm l to • bdrm1 1tart1ng 11 Laiaaa ltttll l J41 3,600 eq ft family home. Penlnaul1 home wl'l lg• 1eu dl1count, or pur Supe. 1 Br 1 ea tmall 1111. L ._... 2m no dn, no qu111tylng 18$0toI12116 -3 trplC'•. pool, tull MCUr· bdrme,.den. cloM to bey cne.. option 776-2680 I•, n 1 c • & Q u I 1 t 2 Bt, 2 Be. 2 So patio. l.L Waat.. l! u . 11300 u 300 I 3 br. den. N L1gun1, lly , 3 c er garage $1200 1426/mo 873-3313.
comp kit remod, Inter Pvt party went• lo bu) 3 Br 2'-\ Be. TownhOYM I Sh .a ~~:cc: ~ OOMll YU Welk 10 beech 12.20011.... e•~-7•2• Hrbr Ridge Ett•IH, 3Br A111t•nt1 r .. -...... 240--032• oom. FM Tltle.13t6,000 lrom ownet 8 to30 unite formal 0,A , private P• =:~all, ~Hf tr.O: s! .-1 11600/mo 4114-6841 8V9 Broker & den, penotamlc 111-t. ::.:.t;_;:;.;;.;==--=u,.;,;;•--.1--------
0wner nn. Call 873-408:! Coat• MeH. 842-:S.llO 110· 2 cu gu•o• •• 891·5668 lty small l Br Auttlc Pin• ILlffl •P•. ~ruy 12800 •• , ..... 11lad 2101 IHt. hMll 2140 opener, pool, relrlge I WATERFRONT HOMES _,_. ftH twl llAllll llHE 11111 W&ITll b rHklHt nook fnctd Pool hM on cul·d•aac : Cottage, 1'f'C· w•lk to 4 Br·2'h 81 $1360 mo INC Charming, private, 1 bd J'
ESTATES ·2bd,den. PrlY1tepertyneed1hOll Rel'• req Clou tc BrelltheatrN$826 Cal 651·1177 beac n e 9 5 t m o 844-0134 831-1400 bl high quality , lndry. otlfTIYm&TI
Mbrery CU8t SPA f fltlt. no down ahopplng center & lrwya 53Hl00 BEST'" 4t11-lllll7 ---1576 yrly No pelt a.. tllvl & plttl like wtth FANTASTIC VIEWI ~c:ma pr:;erty wit No Piii, 11525/mo f'oi Megnltlcenl ocHnfront BLUFFS CONDO 3 B~. 2 Overlook• N-port 3 Bt 213-450-105 I terr~ pool
76$-1078, own1-1 ~·a unit It a ~-• lnlo 649--0476 But. ltMll U40 I viii• In old Spanlth ••· B •. Pet Io I r P c wlbbQ & gar mucn mOfe •Private Patio. ..,, v-·-.,..._ $1000/mo $850 kid• ok Hurryll Lovely 2 bdrm compl .... Ill Ill 1•1 blllty 087-39311 f'emlly ham•. No 01 •Ot Lu• l•M •P•ttmenu -~ ~ w"i'ri'·d 30 !rep.le~:::~:: __ eo-U82 I 539.9190 BEST Riil' lee turn $800 mo •*s~lou.a•P~1.1no •• I I I 1 .....,, Nkle "" 3 Br. l 'I $476/mo 2 Br 2 Be _.... -""' ..... -e"•75n7 ,.-...., IHM 1 -•• -mgmt prob em rel r ng ·-1 beeml. anprO• 3000 1q E/Blutt, exec h<>me, 3 Br,, WEST NEWPORT .,.....,...,...., -.,.,.. "' •Dining ArN r.--nsw $!SOOK note tor dn 0 be. nu crpt $700/mo Pool/J1cuz:r1 Kida OK Univ Pk twnha, adult• 2 .... 2 1 2 2 only HllOO/dn 3Br opt to buy 64 l-eC>77 842-M04 Br. 2 B•. atudy, atrium It Slept to pvt beech 2'h B•. rple. · l l llQ 2 muter bdrm•, 2'1tb• lalMa •Walk In CloMI•
den, 3 be. Cell lor dlrac t:e':~t:~come prop 1885/l"flO No pet• Many tree• Obi• gar ft , ltg petlo 11250/mo 1700/mo Ptalaaala 2607 •H-llk• KllGhen• tlone, John Merehell Lovely MH• Verde CC Why throw tent •w&y? ~907 12800/mo Cpl• p ref 842.0350 3 Bdrm 2 'n b a , 1 b lk to Huntingt on
""I. ••2."''""• VIII• ldll condo. 3 BA 2•1 Rent to own 3Br twnhm, 840-5e20 $725/mo Kida ok, no Small I BR ec>I, ,_ crpl c.nter, tran•..,....1t1on & ......, '" ....,.. p 1 • 11 dn no q 1111 I B1ylron1 dupleit, boll ......, • --------1 ltatall bl, r vecy ... va now no , 0u Y ng Wlllllllll pelt J Matthlll Agt drpa, 1425 Frwya IALllA MIAlflllT LM.1850, A.gt. s.9-t3et 11300-123 0 negot Gorgeo I 2 Br Town I .. _ Bill WO ~r!~;, p~~~ic~~1.:. ~I~ 8'42-11808 875-5068 mUTIU FIH
... a W APARTMENTS ....... I _.,., 2 b B F $525 .,_., Int, cuttom d.""Yn, r, laa Cl .. tatl 2276 8AYFRONT • Sl)«taculer 1 drm rom lltO L ..... ..,... 4U H B, 2b< MCh SlllOk 1300/mo 28r, den, 1/C, 2 bl, gar $1000/mo _ view, 91>ac 2 br. 2 bl, LA QUINTA HERMOSA
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•-n 8E. nentp1ytapeoerenl& view 5000 IQ II b oetallpevall (71 4) W olBeectl,3blktS lat/ ... 1·1 7U Ful. lbr $200,00C utll, Adult•. no pet• Agt. Condo !or rent -Lrge 3 I 2 o O O I m o 752·11511or875-64111 of Edinger 847-5«1 , ..... l .... 1tt SSOK dn 873-0168 bd , 2'n ba. Etlblult 714/759-9100 Sa lly
•71•1 ... •• 14U CM, 2br $789,00C L II I 2292 StOOOtmo 8'44-8343 Shipley Agt Studio Apt Perk ing Stop apt hunting! See
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Or1nge1r" Condo with FAlllU Tt Im c kl ln cle Studio ept 1 block Cd•• Oc:Mnlront neXl to OfV9t1 3 BR, large eolld 0•~ 1-... .. •-·-.. 211 h 1 d • kid c • II _..., I IPA ozy. eper g en, -fern"" room withe· aollc ;;;.;,--,....;;.&.-.;,..;:-;.;.;;;;.-•-...--....._1 kite nc .. •· • 15 Bike to ocean Elegant 2 foll. l Br. t Be. upper • Bt Newport Creal r.... trHhly painted 2 Br bch Kite BA Avail April Cove. lovely 2Br. 28', on Oek.'bu, wllnicote UOOISLE ·3bdrm,2bl 539~l90BESTRllyf" Br. F1mlly Rm & Oen unlt,plan•wtthpoott& Twnh1e, avell now Lrgp11thome.11m1m.2 h ouse, near Main & 261h '°'2mo·e SA50mo water F1nt1ttlc view
llerdwood floor•. hugt temrm. SHOO mo Bii Mutt rent muelve •·! From S975t mo ;1ueh I• n n I• SS 7 5 /mo . W ••h I d ry & re tr lg fr p ie a , much more Edinger L8fge backyard, Incl utll 873•4875 ..,,.,... SllOO mo yrty, S 1000 mo
country kitchen with nr• Grundy, Rltr 87M181 Bdrm hM 2 e. dbl g• crpte 6 drapea 2~ Bl 552·7552 11200/mo, 833-5808, $1600/mo Avail Imm.a 2 car garage $800/mo Inge. 8 mo IH Kathie Her-
l I II d 1 • 11 d kldal pelt Ceder & glua, aun-0.Ck, 780-2578. 873·2338 Fr• d T •nor•, •gt 1537-71118 _ deaty Rltr 780-82•~
reted Enormoui 101 bt. 2 bl •dull condo ~~&~90~T~~ 1! fully meln1 yard No Delly Piiot Cluellled Ad NEWPORT CREST, a.au-Make )'Ollt Shopping.... 10 .... ? Ctuelfied ad• do Trade your Old t tutt lor
pl-. ••t• u Y ec:o Lux\H)', exqullltely tum < ecu! Y c I dbl car private gategel Selling •nythlng with • 831· 12615 H•..,. eomethlng you went
°'*'cul de MC Beeutl F/p, OCMn vtew, walk IC i>et• Inquire •• 527 18th I• • •lmpl• mitt., 111111 3 BR 2,., b a ' Hive aomethlng lo Mii? "'by Ullng Ille Dally Pl-II ••11 I Ct ll NOW. new goodlH wltll I fully lendaceped wltl' beKtl. Securtty. ell~ Sell Idle lteme 642-51578 St Ge0-8331 · Juat c.it &42-51578, $92!1tmo. Agt &4~295 ClUlllled Ida don~ lot Clualfted Ada. 642-51578 Cteultled ao 842-SUe
Shown by 1ppt Cal $1200/mo eee-10« ....... 1111 ........ 1111 ....... We Fr8M Vauleo, 7511-1501 _ _
fruit treH. $216,000 emenlll•• No pell I --
Lge tum lwnhM 2 BA A--11 am ... al .......
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under • ll'lopplng center
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Bcfl. ReMl1NnC8 Model 3 bd. 2·,., 1>e. 10% 0own Pa.la1ala
Below m1rket II M 15 Slape 10 beech, bachelor
000 951-113911 tOO yearly Utll pd
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Coate M_., xlnt ftneinc I H500 N9w 3 br, den, farr
Ing, 7511-1852 rm. din rm. 3 trplc. 3 car
E/ald• trlplH ueum gar. Agt 873-90450.
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pall only 83l..:JMl5 3BR. 4BA
by golf COUfM. 11811,500 Spa, IUndeck. 838-339G COSTA MESA Pride 3-lJI Ultre deluxe d"91ea.
Large ownert unit. 20% Walk to boll 3bd, 8 l
dn, ooocl flnanclno. Bier Merlgold. No pell
851-0471, 831-8741 $950MO 844 -2405
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Thie dellreble North Le view, dedt, extru 17 ~ doul* lot pet*1 + •. ~255
for 2 duplexM Of OOf\ I 11111 1111 -
llnued -°' 6 oottao-Cepe Cod 3 8'. 2~ Ba. • Pr1oe at lend velua. Hut atory, new, formal dirt ry, won't lest 1395,000. rm. bMm«I celllnge. -.nlU Ullll bike to l>Metl, Mo-Mo lnlhll.. No pate. 11750/mo
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FOii THE YEllY llSOElllllLE
Oceanfront lot In COM, with a magnificent
view of Big Corona and the Jetty, Comes
with plans for a splendid 4000 ft . home
Including city and coestal permits. See
model In office Asking $850,000. Ask for Jim
Sellers.
IUT IOllE FOil LUSE • C.l.M.
Charming and delightful 2 Bdr. 2 bath house.
Walk to beach and 1hopplng. Immediate
occupancy. $850.00/mo. Ask for Belle Chase
Lee.
EICEnlOIAL IOME II IHlllOIEI
2411 OllElnlEW II.
Open Sun. 1-5 P.M. Spacious 3 Bdr. 3 Bath.
Famlly Room home on Fee land. Large
corner lot with great potentlal for expanding
or remodeling. Reduced to $450,000. Aak for
Belle Chase lee.
IWllll llllE
Elegant 5700 S. Ft. Cuttom Home with 4
Bdrs. elevator. pool and 1pa. The lqw price
does not teaaen th• superb quality and value
In thla home. The seller will flnanoe a new lat
Trust Deed at low rates. A apeclal In this
buyer's market at i1,3i5,000.
11P11moan1 EUOmYI APPUL
2 Bdr. In an award winning complex. Highly
upgraded, flrat level locatlon, overtook•
patio, running streams, spectacular follage.
Heating, wat er, apa and pool and fire
Insurance lnciuded In Auoc. duee. Reduced
price reflects motivation. $139,500. Aak for
Carolyn Mason.
ltTIYITl. llLLll UYI .... &ll lfflll
Bright and Immaculate 0.1 Mar model In
SpyglUI wtth lowly mountain and city llght•
vlewa. S220,000 tn exlttlng ftnanclng. Owner
may exchange tor teaa ex~ hOme. Mk
for HaUle Strock.
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3 8R'I, 2"' BA'1, den, remodet1d wtth new
kttohen end more. EXctuetve oommunfty wtth
prtv.te bMOh Md wnnle. Prtoe reduoed to auo.ooo. A•'°' omd HlreoNer.
PRICH TO SELL -GUIEL
Privacy pervades this Harbor View home on
fee land located near school and park
lending additional appeal. 3 BR's, large
family room, formal dining room are picture
perfect for small fam lly. Sellers are
motivated. $242,000. Ask for Carolyn
Mason.
S&IDC&ITLE -COIOll IEL IUA
Luxury condos on the oceanside of hwy. with
use of pool and spa, These hlghly upgraded
units have good parking facllltlea. Ideal
setting near beach, shopping and
transportation. From $127,500.
CllTOM EITITI
Magnificent panoramic views overloolslng
Newport Beach and the Pacific Ocean., this
elegant 7000 sq.ft . estate otters the ultlmate
In luxury llvlng. Featuring 5 8R'1 n~ BA's,
grand room, service quarters and a beautiful
spa. Excellent financing package offered.
Call for your private showing $4,000,000
furnished. All< for Ed Escano
PUllWUO VIEW crn u1m 01 RllT&111
Experience the preatlge and aecurlty of llvlng
In the gate guarded community of Harbor
Ridge. Spacious 3 BR "Jadeite" model.
Assume existing 11t T.D. at 11 .s•;. approx.
30 'year term. $675,000. Ask for Ed Eacano.
EMIULI UT • 1m1 UITll
Whitewater vtewtl Wood noor Iota of room
tor expansion, terrific patio and ape are )uat
a few of the featur• of thll charming 3 BR
home In an aree where the laat .. 1. was In
exce11 of S1.5 mllllon. $890,000. Aak for
Davtd Hlrtehter.
•m• 1'1111 • .. ,., nun
4 BR'a, 31A BA'1 plua den. Huge famlly room
on 3rd floor. Spa, Muna, BBQ In MCtuded
patio. Solld oak woodwork throughout.
Ooean vtews from 2nd and 3rd ftoor9. Many
other extru make thl• home too good to
ml•. Alk for Hall .. Strock.
lllll.lffl
Lind• model, picture Ptrl9Ct condition wtth
all new kitchen, new carpeting, drapes,
~ d!NnQ--. 8ot\fy decorated to
attrac1 the moet dtlCt'tmtnatlng. COmer tot on one of tM ~ g,..,,beft1 and added
eJkn. •1N,eoc1.·LAMehold. Mk far Oarotyn
Muon. .
NEWPORT llACH
2123 San Joaquin Hiii•
'
llYllE TlllUOE
SPEOT&CIWI YIEW LIOITIOI
Expansive llvlng room with alt down view
complemented by a formal dining room wtth
equal view. Spacious master suite with
privacy plus 3 addltlonal BR's, 2 BA's In
separate wing. large pool and protected
patio enhances thla property Owner wlll
cprry First with substantial down and
purchase of land. $600,000 Leasehold Ask •
for Carolyn Mason
CIM llPLU ~n. llght. Front unit 2 BR, 1 BA; Back unit
2 BR, 2 BA, Oen. Good location, refrtg,
ranges, washer & dryer Included. Owner will
carry 2nd, $225,000. Ask for Mary Oentls.
Lllll llU
Gate guarded community wtth private beach
& tennis. Tradltlonal 2 story, 5 BR, 4'/r BA, lg,
famlly room, bayslde patio Picturesque
vtewa. Slip &. side tie for 60' boat. Ask for
Lois Egan.
PllDEI lllEll IUlln
1111,000
lovely condo, near North Shore Lake &
Beach Club. Gate,1 community, 2 BR, 2
BA, den. Lota of windows; mountain vtew.
Auume toan at 91/rt/e, $683. per/mo. & owner
will aaalat. "•k for Lois Egan.
1m•T IUOI ILIFFI ., ......
4 BR, 2~ BA, prime locatton. Woodburnlng
fireplace, large patio, 2 car garage. Eaay
walking dlatanoe 10 all 1Chool1 & complete
lhopptng a.nter. Nearby "mmunlty pool.
Alk for Lota Egan •
.... LIT ·PMl.llP&
No expenM eptWed In complete remodel of
t hl1 2 BR hom e. A ll new appllano••·
1andeceptng & decor. &o.ilent financing,
motivated owner -only ueo.soo. Aak fOt
Hallie Strock.
t
[ ... Oranoe Coul DAIL v PILOT i8und1y, Match e, 1913
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1323 2 81, fgla, HOO yrly
Hunl~IOtl Gwclenl 175-441
490 .._..Aye LIDO DELUXE SPACIOUS
1aea uo 2t>t 2t>e btl·lnl, 2 Br, Den,~ br patio
mini cond, nr beech, S13&0. 87
bell are• No p•t• 1 br, 1 be cotlage, .,., blll 633·3307, M2·t338 10 betch, '500 mo (yrtv)
1 Bt err: & emllll child OK 146-6743
14 mo. .... ...... eec>-7185 e>ptn dilly 9 to 6 lh I Rlty 876-4000 O ---2Br, 1B•, llngle o•r, new Beeutlful 2 Br 2 Ba. trplc:, I UY lllAllW lrHh u nw. 1 enclad
Oakwood Modem unlt-Vf!Y, atepa lo 9fe81:iBAU TownhouM 2 Br 1•,, B• p11n1. H26 mo 2238 2106 Sanl• An• Ave •• lY"H oar 16211/mo l I
bMdl 3 Br 2 Be $7751 trptc, pool, IP•. llleche<I 811t1, MM6&e 1680/mo Cl46-Cl310, I -1 0.. 040-&504 ~ SANDPIPER ttvuou1 1875 514 Ctut>-t'!.~-•n.a __ ... Coeat Prop• t lll arur.1m oer•o• Avail "" 11111 831·1708 1 u 1.. •"to• APT8. nou .. ......,. &••• .,_..,..., "r-• "'"~ .. u r Cell 431..,.1194 E/Sloe condo. 2 BR 2 Be. -----. -• -Oelvu poolelde •tr• 11roe ..... ......., 873-5410 Beaulllully landecaped lplc. gar, pool, bllul Lov .. ;r_ 2 Br 2 Be, trpl, lncd 2 U 1 II 1110 2 br, 2 ba, blt·lne.3 -B--2-B--,--,-L -
Open houll Set. & Sun
3 bt, 2 bl, frplc, redec
Olfden apte Poot & Spa 1111 lff r. •. rplc' •,., encl port lkadt/No. Pauos oeci..a No pell · 1 Br w/pool, ou pa10. 1urroundtno1 A1f1 req yor . 2 ca' garage wl 2 U 2 II lllO dtwthr 1'h mllet beech 0.,, nr lhopplng, 2 blk•
880 lnlnt 4Yf C.rua ••l Mar 2722 "--helor •• 10 $380 pr mo No P••• S876 &42-5740 ato r•o• Acrou from Encl•dJ:r•o•• 011 & No pell $600/mo ltffM .. le.t 10 tx:h, new drpi/cpt1 .,... .,. Ael1reqd 147FIO'#erSt --Sant1An1Coun1ryClub ' 638·8382 11 •Ir l -11 Ulll pd 1860 mo (at 161111 LCMi 1 BR, oer o.:11n 1 Bdrm ~7S-$486 645-8Hll Latgt 2 Br 1 Be upatatra $8&0 mo ,.11111 March 8 wller P , pool, IP•· rec _ & • ,_ 645-1104 view. <Melo., extru $711!1 2 Bdrm 1'. B• 1500 -----Avall 3-1 Nici ""· 5411 11138 room & ~ball court DELAWARE PINES 1--4 .. ,. 191 118~· ,,, JIPM + dep. &40·4265 2 Bdrm 2 ba $600 $635/mo Eullldl 2 Br quiet, oer•o• 1630/mo 1--·-.. ..... 1 Br frplc:, pool, gar. N /hlett TY ltall 2 Br 2 Be. '625 No pell port Be~/~O 2260 Vanguard 1'"' Ba TownhouM, ger-831-8812 Ocean View & City Lit.. 714-646-0073 prl111te patio, $475/mo. •Plui" garden atmoa-Located ectON N.8 . Goll
l•I ~I M11guertt• 1885/mo ---pet ok 2Br I Be, 10 encl patio, bll·ln1. ~ecvler 111-LllllY Ollllt 18221 Oelew1re SI Phet• rM · 1700 161h St 3bd, 2'hbe, Frpl 3:?2 ~40-9020 tQe, lrplc: bit-Ina, 1mall --, 2 br, 2 be twnnae, lrplc, 842·ll807 " Cou 54M855
64l-Slll 875-M 13 1 Bdrm 1485 2817 Orange relrlg, bch clo11, 1v11t 1726 546-3 l l5 Willi te l.O. "u• •Heeled Pool & Spa Stop apt hunllngl s .. .!!!!!!!!!l!-!!!!!!!!~IUp""'r 2 Br 1 Be, lrplc, 2 Bdrm 1., ba 15CIO TSL Mgmt 842·1003 now $500 mo 721 W -wtlll.lll artS •lllumlnated kltch cell· ept'1 on lltoe ICIMn TV ,..... ' 18th St 648-4280 1 BA, 11up1r ci .. n. encl Frplc:. 1leg1n1 trench L & 2 8d toga 81v11 gu, Hve1 llme, refa. no pet•. no gar, 131E181h 64&-68ICI 2 Br 1 B• ,_carp4il & -----oar S•S-Omo uut tnc wlndow1, ale. In-home ~O 1 & rm .~ •Some wllrgenclpatlO computerized. 120 0CEAHFAOHTOlll2-48'. qulet'75011N 759-0240 t8tE 1llth 642-0868 palnt.neerbui&llOfll Lrg 2 Br 2 Be redec , ' Cl4S·lSIQ HCurlly, 1 Br. l Ba & pn11 1trHm1 •c •FurnltureAvall 835_2576 ly week or month evHlwk nda Clll7-IS56 -$410.$420 2201 Maple pool adull1. no P•I• Sludlo wunert dryer oat .. , pool, gym & IP•· IOll w-4 llrtlt V1r•a·"'-· .. ......_.__ p-. 973--7173 wkcfya 3 Bdrm 2 be U45 St S 4 3 6 II 4 Cl -7 3 1 8 , 3 br 2'h bl, lrplc, encl plua prlv ell club w/ No Piii From S4CIO _ .......,_.,. -·
OH THE SANO CLOSE TO BEACH, 2 Br, ~_2ttt 548-2408 TSL Mgml ~-1003 873..0884 jfs.~~~ Avail April 1 l1nnl1 courll, poo11. ~&-6581 Clll IOf appt 947.9595 lhoull '55()/mo & MC
3 Br. 2 Ba. upper unit, 1 Ba' Ind r Y. poo I YIW lllllllLUI 2 Br 2 Ba TownhouH, IUYI TRll epu, NUn ... beautltully Hr. Beech, 2 bdrm, 1•11 ba, Oft Beech Blvd btwn Adrian RMlty 64M647
Wtl bar, part furn : CLEAN. 752·506S or SplCIOU• 1•2 bdrm apt• bit-Ina, c1tpeti, drapee, Newly deeoreted 2 Br $415 1 BR Aetrlg, patio, decorated clubhouM & llreplace, cpta and Werner & Sleter Upatalrt 3 bd, 2 bl du· weaher, dryer lncld 04&-.3178 • 557-a200 MIF M no pell FllnlllN plaaM 1.,., Be. TownhouM Apt cle•n No p111 724 C much more From drepH, enc gar $595 plex. Patio, garege. yrly Yewty or wtn11r, encl.cl Jamet 673 77117 $500/mo lncld• moll Cell 536-0921 New B•ch•lor. 011r $825 mo 876-1842 Ag1 oenQe. THE SHORES SaVSun t0·5 PM 1485/mo. 545-1582 Welk to lh<>pplng, gu & • utilitlll 6"e-34?l 3e..1 balch, all utllt '376/mo --------
. 5802 SMahor BEACH AREA STUNNING la1oe 2 Br 2 $385 1 Br' 1 bl, pool. Wiii• peld. Frte credit MESA DEL MAR Beer St (~ Sun-Huntington CrHk Apia 5~837 2 BR 2 Be, 11ep110 bMctl.
TSL Mgml. 04:1603 Come & ... our newly Ba Garden Apt Pool 1.undry, 1dlt1, no peta en.ck with thlt Id Ct .. n 2 br, $475. l<1d1 flower &0 Mec:Ar1tlur) Luxury 114ufl llvlng 1 & 2 Nwpt Shor .. 1700 mo decOfeted model•, 1 & 2 14115 710 w llltn St 833.7880 & e.ae-1847 2190 Coli.ot Ave C M OK Call Ernie 540-3886 Bdrm, with oaragM, hlll L~ 2Br 1~ba, n-cpl, 045-8747 ~olftcent vtew. 2 br, 2 Bdrm apt• 1550 & $8115 5-48-7387 Pv1 en1 & bettl, kllch & & water pald, televlaed g1rt09. Nr lhop1. l4IM>.1--------b1, frplc. lnclda utlla, Pool & Tenn11 Going Ban1n11 look Ing PINE PLUFF APTS Spaclov1 2 Br, CethedraJ lnd:l llC . frplc:. pool, Jae MCUrtty From $510 Call no pet1 Mgr 7711·0 3 BR & Iott, ocean view.
tennla. )ec, -.vta, pool, Cell Helen 044·2611 IOf family Hvln<;1 • 111 Mo 2 Br 2 Ba Ctilld ok pe-Est·s4e 0... oaitlolln101.11rp1, l!05P~1f.,•· 134 045-08112 848-1013 from 9-5 Ellll Owner 73-3115 :t,~7to47beecto liOO mo -alk to beect'I wilt ... __ ren1 mo\lff you In tlo. frplc, gu 1tova, di• N-Duplex. 2 bd. 2b•. 500 mo .,7 ... "" _......, .. ' .,,.,.., 1Br hM, lrplc, 1876 3 bd 2 b $726 THE SEVILLE 2 Br w/gar, 3 BR 1pt, quiet llM near Looking to rent an apt? --------:----t •rm. Av• II 3 • 1 5 . dlh'dhr, I060 mo We have 2 Br.. 1 Be. hwUher, ape, llldry rm. • · '· · Sparl<ltng 3 BR 2 Ba tncd crpts. drpl. bltlni, fned Hunt Harbour. Dehwnr, See ept'I on large ICfMn 1 8'. & 2 Br Condo evall, t 7 a -3 7 2 0 Io c •I: 1445 • 3 Br . 1·~ 81 $650/mo 041·1884, 042-5552 yd, DIW, lplc. no 'pe11 yd w/patlo. water pd reel fplc, yard, dbl cer TV, computetli.ed Mlec-pool/IPL walk to belCh.
I 0 2 I 2 1 4 • 8 i 8 4 • 700·ll657 $475 Pool. lnClry lac· no SPMC 83 l-e l07 1 MONTH FREE RENT . 2835 Senti Ane Ave 28111 "G" Santi An1 011 WID hkup ~7 tlon, HVI OH & time From $850. 645-0458
to2/Hl-2811 collecl OCEANSIDE OF HWY pets 548--8556 _ 2 Br 1 Bl, cirplta,I 2Br twnhs type condo Call IOf appt 586-61118 Ave $520 Call 1·5 ,.._ 2 8t 2 Be wlgar. nr 835-2575 I AQent.
J1000/mo. Loe. lltract 1 BR. 1 81, More famllles are 111 drapea, no pell. S500 & CIOH to 111ery thlng 77().28J3 $700 636-4120 Hunt lntercomm Hoap 1 Bf, 3 blOCkl trom beectl ACROSS FROM BEACH
l Bt, 2 Be Condo, 2 car evell 411 SCIOO /mo, the camping ··oor. t~ $250 uc. ulll pd $605/mo Agt Cl45·9850 $576. 1163-83311 No peti.1326/mo. Studio, encl gar, pool.
f r. neu Hoeg Hotp. 875-8081 ye tr II you hev1 , 831 ·5230 Beth Tne fHtell draw tn the People Wtio need peop.. 898-3Cle2 leundry S385/mo yrly
111 SH 0 AT l ERM· SELL Idle lteme wotn • cemper thll • not oetllng WHI .a Delly Piiot thould elweyt check tti. Sell with EASEi I Go dlfec:1 to 210 Ced11 1000, unfurn $800 Oe.1ty Piiot Quailied Ad 1 ullel. Mii 11 now wttn a Find whet you went In CIUllflecl Ad Call Today s.rvtcA Olreciory In the lt't 1 BREEZE 2 Br t Ba gerage. Apt i , pn &40-5078 •815-~ 8"2·5878. I CIU811led Ad Deity Pl&ot Claulfleda. M2-&e71 DAILY PILOT CIUllflad Adt 042-5e78 danw.tir. $650/mo.
-------·-------536-8312 1u Clmntt l7H = I• Salt Bnm ftr lalt IHIH ltr Salt leaMt fer Sale ltalff 111 Sale lleaatt fer lal1 N .. r new 1 Bdrm apt.
__!I 1112 lntral lltl lneral llOJ Gaaal ll02 Ge•tral 1802 lnttal 1002 lniat 2'144 with t>o11t-ln1. carpeting, -s:::o & dtai-. laundry facillty, Or1ng1trM 1 br. ref rig under roof ~ end
Tennla. pool, etc 149!1 public 1ennl1 court• I
042-4818; 1/4ie-8&42 golf COUrM r1ghl behind
MACNAB
IRVINE
REALTY
LOTI OF MOISE FOii TllE MDllEYI
The price has been reduced & the owner says to ''sell this quick!"
Largest one story plan in the area. In lovely condition. 38Rs, famlly
rm & dining rm home. $219,000 LH. Coby Ward.
OOllOU Ill UR IAllUJI
Cozy 3BR, 2BA home w/lots of potential. Garage la stressed for 2nd
unit. ''Greenhouse .. window, hardwood floors & charming patio
decks. Close to shopping & schools. Owner wlll assist In financing.
$229,900 Incl. land. Donna Godshall.
l SPECIAL HOME
Charm & style prevails In this hlghly customized East bluff home. Lusk
built w/3BR + lg fam rm & formal D.R. Park llke yard areas freshly
landacaped. $239,500. Jane Paquin.
IEWNllT llElllTI .DIEL
Outstanding 3 BR. 2 bath home completely remodeled In Newport
Heights. Thia beautiful residence has lots o f charm + a spBrkllng
pool. Close to beaches, shopping & schools. Call regarding great
financing. Priced to sell at $257.500 Incl land Donna Godshall.
PRIME PElllSIU llPLEXI
3 BR, 2 bath duplex 1 ~ blocks from the oeean. Fantastic Investment
wfnter or summer rental. $260.000. Low down and owner wlll carry
AITO. Sharon Smith.
4 tr I IEllllOMll
Immaculate "Z Plan" condo In the newer Bluffs. Cent. air cond ..
femlly rm. bonus rm, 3BA, 2 wet bars. $260,000 LH. Dick Halderman.
LIT Ill EIOllM f 01 l TEllll COlllTt
The largest lot In Cameo Hlghlandsl Complete with ooean and eome
Catalina v1ewat 4 BR, 2 Ba home -Great potentlaJ. Priced to aell at
$325,000 Including land. Seller will help with the flnanctngl Martha
Macnab.
PL.II I II '911.,IE 01101
Outstanding corner locaUon affords thla 3 BR home a prime location.
Loads of privacy & sunlight throughout. Close to pool and spa, lg
master suite & family room. $385,000 Incl. land. Maxine Propp.
HIUYllW" CUUEll
New on the market. Thia fabulous "Bar Harbor" la lltuated high on
the hlll affording a superb view of ocean, city light• and coastline. 3 BR. eeperate tam rm. Showa better than model. $389,000. Anita
8d\a.ndef or Sharon Smith.
IOUll YllW Ollll
BeautlMly decorated 3 BR atngle story condo In Jaamlne Creek. A
be9t location and vtew. Assumable flnandng. $390.000 Incl. land.
Martha Macnab.
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Fabutou. financing "below market" lntereet rate avalleble for a
quaUfted buyer. 5 BR, formal dining rm., tam rm. wtth Iota of pat*lng
l trend\ doort and wtndowa. Pool & ape. Greet family home. C4oee
to community parl( & echoola. '395,000 lnc:t land. Donna Godlhall.
l .. WITIPllll
Cuatom bul!t -'°' preaent ownen by Ivan w .. 11. Beautlful comer lot. High oelhnga, lg formaJ entry, fOtmaf din rm, lg counby kitchen w/tplc
&. 1Utlng arH. Sparkling pool. $424.&00. Incl. land. Owner wlll finance. Barbara Aune.
I ........
CUltomtud ''O.Vonlhlr•" wtth panoremtc view. 4 BR. tam rm, game rm Ind makt'e ~.,., Cuetom decot ttvuout. E.Jcoejtent Financing I avml•ble. •145, . a.tie PMctt.
''WOODBRIDGE CHATEAU." Beautifully upgraded
"Chardonnay." Excellent location -wo od plank flooring and
plush carpet -majestic fireplace & walls of glass make this the
perfect starter home. S 141,000.
'11UYUlnY PlU .lfWIL" Delightful slngle-level "Dartmouth"
featuring 3BR, lg master suite w/garden atrium Beautifully
upgraded. $159,000.
HIYHllTY PHI "Hiii" H•E. Beautifully upgraded
"Kensington" w/added-on breakfast rm & french doors.
Gourmet kitchen, formal dining rm & Interior atrium make this
the Ideal home for entertaining. $259,000.
111111 •1111 .. IJHITY" HHltl. Exceptionally attractive
"Dynasty" model w /auper view & hot Nb. Featuring 2BRs,
formal dining rm. sunken conversation ph w/ft'replace. vaulted
ceilings + many extras. Just $399,000.
Mt&U tulCIA" UI• 11111 OUIT. Beautltully upgraded 38R,
3BA home In one of Newport's most presflglous security-gated
communities. Assumable 1st TD. $450,000.
l 1111' llY -1111111 lllU. Outstanding "Lautremont." Super
corner location. Priced for quick aale at below market price of
$599,000. 4BR. 3BA. ocean & city lights view.
UfTl IOUllEl lt4-1200
UClll-llYllE IULn
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Panoramic ocean view from this alngle story California Ranch home
2 or 3 BRS, 2~BA, fOf'm_, din. rm & fam rm. High beam ceilings,
Mexican pavera. French doors, plantation shutters. Completely
remodeled & profela!onally landecaped w/lovety spa $795,000 Incl.
land. Donna Godshall.
UlllFIOllT n1•1 UIEIOY
Ocean. bay & harbor llghta view. Large, elegant cu1tom home
w/4BR. 1tudy, family rm. & workshop. Could be 3 mQter ault•.
Beautiful 2a1tory formal dining rm. Circular atalrcaae. Unique &
lovety. $889,000. Micki Coopef.
IOWFllllT OIPI Ml
Just Hated -charming 3 BR. 3 Ba Cape Cod on a belt 1tretch of
Penlnaula ocunfront. Beautifully remodeted wlexten8've UM of
brtck, aolld wood cabinetry, flneet appllancee and appointments. The
perfect r.t,...t for a couple who want only the ftnett. 11, 100,000. Incl.
land. Martha Macnab.
DILlllYI UI .. -• ..,_, 11111
Ei.gant French manor home In gated community. Completed In
ftneat dttaJI and crattamane~. Magnlfleent Views of News>ort'•
baya, & night llghta. 4 BR, e 8A. 2 fam rma & hbrary add to tNI
home'• pre1tlgJou1 & elegant tlfeatyle. Reallttlcally priced at
$1,995,000 lnct. land. Owner wttt aulst wlftnanctng. Tom AlllnlOn.
man • 111 u1r11n
Entef1elner'1 paradlM. Approx. 8000 eq. ft. Laroe ltlp, bayllde lawn
& poof. Hll and hert b9throom, llbrwy, gymnulum. Onty 9 yeara ofd.
Prime locatton. ExoeUent financing 1vallable. 14.000,000. John
Macnab.
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0 C d 2B pr09lf1y Cloee to every-rU1g•trM on °· r lhln"I 1385/month lb• Pool, tennla • ae&Ol mo. 860-402e Avellabl• Aprll 1. one --------t edult ontv ~ no pete C• nu ~ ,, 042~138.
Oh1 2 br, 1 be. OcMn Vu, 38', 2Ba. oen view. frplc:,
No End. !>Mm eelllng encl garage. $635 mo I $900 utU lncfd 484-3044 1 • t • I aa t + $ 2 0 0
OntheNnd2&, 1Ba,lnd Sl&-0741· 788-4S4 1
all uUl1, Incl c•bl• w/ II ha 27U hook-up fOf WID 1tack unit. Avall Mar 10 1 Bf. 1 Be oondo, tmmec .•
I 1 4 0 0 m O . ( 7 1 4 ) pool, tenoil, epa. fuh MC.
4 . 4 -0 3 2 3 . ( 2 1 3) 1485. 157-2914
795-2937 Condo: 1 Br, 1 Ba. lmmec.
L.rge Studio, GrMI OcMn Pool, l1nnt1, 1pe Full
11Tew, Sun O.Ck, $450 aecurttv 1465, 857-2914
mo/yrty. 487-3813 2 Bd, 1.5 Ba INIM. Fair·
.. rt .... L n•t lene Gerd•n• . Sec wpr • complex 545-1061.
NO FE.Et Apt. & Condo DELUXE 1 BA CONDO
rentals. VIiie Rentala. lmmee pool tennla IP•
876-4912 BrOkw. Meny 'upgredH Com-
RTll lllTIU P'tt• prtv.cy 1465/mo
3 & 4 Br. CIOM to_,.,, 857·2914
furn & unfu1n, reuon-.-a llll able, ell amentt1e1.•---------Brokar 876-4812. MM All 9ITD.
liiiimi'iiiii'iii.iiiii wtiiy rental• now '"1111 I 106 & up. Color TV
LUB ING
IN NEWPORT BEACH
Phone• In room 2274
Newport Blvd CM
04&-7~
SlnglH t & 2 Bdrm UMl IUll
Aplttment. & Townhou-mM -
-Some .,. -.g.ntty Wkly rent•I• 196 up. fur~~ l5eO Color TV. lrM coffH,
On Jemt>orM Ad. at :=:' &°'~ =:,' to
Sen Joequln HWll Rd 986 N C0Mt Hwy
I ..... 1. L.eguna 8Mcfl.. 484-5294
Oule4 2 Elf, 1 Ba. ger, pe-Room w/tlltd\. pl'Mlegee,
tlo, pool. No p«a. 1801 H nr b1.11llne I ltlopplng l&ttl St. Nwpt Hta. t560 center. 992.7520
142-7340 Nwpt Bdl qui.t hawn fof
fll lllllft m buey VIP, hOrMl'nkr. pllt
NEW gelad 20 Town· beth. $300 mo. 044-0388
home VILLAGE COM· Meture flfne6e hea room
MUNITY 2 & 3 Br. 2-.. wltll prtvllte beth tor 25 aa. 1eoo.1eoo aq n. of rr• '*" nofH!nklnQ ,..
pure luxury. OeregH. male. All M Amenfuet. IPH In every bome • Aft 5, 546-1307 f'IHler tulle. dlnlno1---~-~-rooma, wood burnlno Leguna Hiiie. S250/mo
tlrepleoea mlcro-w•v• w/kltctt.n prlv. & own ~ prtVete petloa & batll Mature Lady. y111ra.: ~ provld· 9151-3510
ed.e.v-ntMnaonly16 --.... --..,.---
mlnulH from l'Hhlon Single room, wtthout bL
!Mend, 7 mtnut11 to S.C on baeol"I. kit e11ell Plan or O.C. Airport. Marc:tt 1 aft I 176-4231
Juet eut of Newport '
Blvd ... IO. of Sen Diego Bdrm, S 175 mo. 111, .... '
'"""· f'rom 11000/mo. MC. UtU pd. Piil entry, 131-5439. 2473 Or8llgt C.M-~
A119 •• Cot&a ......_ Aoom In 38r, 28a Condo.
~ 1wve 1 Br. pool, nr Hoc10, W/O, pool, Olll·
peUO. po'1. frp6c:. Fem. kit ptt..,, 14M1152 S275 mo. + 6ep A11111
~ 3 Br, 2be. ~ ·~ 4-1. 5"6-0t31
blk beaoh, no pet•. Mea• Vo"~ -
atOO/lnO, taO-HOI eft. llf by U111ng the Dilly pt..
lpm lot ClW!lfted Adi.
Kenneybunkport?
Isn't that the boat
that won The America's Cup in '75?
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31131 Hoity, So. Lagun1
499-1800 81t18un 1·8
I 81DROOM
2308 OllH Or. (Nwp1 Hgtl) NB
842-6200
112 VII Y911a, Udo Ille, N.B
8un 1·6
873-7300 $306,000 811/Sun 1·5
82 s .. l1tand, Big Canyon, NB
873-".00 S28!,000 8at/Sun 10·6
300 Cagney Ln. PH 2 (VeraalltM) NB
846..()303 1176,000 Su,, 12-"
2 aR plua 'All RM or DIN
21 Atlanta. NOf1hwOOCI, trvtna
730-8742 S 163,600 Sat/Bun 12·6
* 1 Pandora (lrvtM GrovM) IN.
842·5200 $137,600 Su" 1-4
* 19 Curl Or, Jumlne C\'k,vu,CdM
640-1515/(819)728-5161 Sun 12-4
•3 Rue Fontainebleau (Bg Cyn) NB
760·8333 $385,000 Sun 1-5
21 Crest Cir (Cyn Cre1t) CdM
780-8333 $189,500 Sun 1·5
•30 Rue Fontalnbleau (Bg Cyn) NB
644-9060 $450,000 Sun 1·5
25fl2 Vista, Bar-hores, N.B.
644-9080 $489,000-Fee
307 Columbia Cir .. Newport Crest
Sun 1·4
644-6200 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
315 Cedar, Nwpt Shor••· N.B.
673-4400 $143,000·L.H.
992 Bayside Cove West, N.B.
631-1400 $397,000
Sun 1·5
Sun 1·5
3 BEDROOM
1843 Por1 Manlelgh (HVHms) NB
552-2000 $249,500-fee Sat/Sun 1·5
*467 62nd St. (Newport Shores) NB
631-0263 $212,000·fee land
Sat/Sun 10-4
9 Albany, Irvine
544-8574 Sun 12·5
239 Miiford. Cameo Shorn, CdM
673-1181 $449,500 Sun 1-5
1751 Plaza Del Sur, Penn. Pt
631-1400 $380,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
21511 Arche< Cir., Hunt. Beach
751-3191 $169.950 Sun 1-4:30
*2301 Redlands, Newport Bch
644-7020 $269,500 Sun 1·5
2 116 Felipe, Newport Beech
644-7020 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
616 Marigold, Corona del Mar
675-5511 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
324 Colton, Nwpt Shores. N.B.
673-1282 $140.000
*4690 Hell Ave (Huntg Hbr) HB
Sun 1·4
642·5200 $95,900 Sun 1-5
*4516 Perham, Cameo Shrs, CdM
759-0362-Fee Sun 1-4:30
113 Via Ravenna. Udo tale, NB
673-7300 ~9.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1 1 Rue Verte, Big Canyon, NB
644-6200 $465,000 Sat/Sun 2·5
2167 Vista Entrada, Bluffs, NB
644.9060 $249,000 Sun 1-5
1861 Rhodes (Mesa Verde) CM
751-3191 S172,500 Sun 1·5
2558 Orange Ave .. Eaatalde, C.M.
759·1501 Set/Sun 1-5
233 16th Place. Newpor1 Bch
675-4333 Sun 1-6
* 1430 Santanella Terr{lrv.Twr)CdM
759-0249 $329,500 Sun 1-5
4004 River, Newport ee.ch
631· 1400 $425,000
2661 Crestview, Baythorea
631-1400 $238,500
1551 Tahiti, Laguna Beech
840-6565 $279,500
2000 Diana Lane, Newport Beech
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-4
Sun 1-5
546-2313 $179,poo Sun 1-4
•2001 Galat• Terrece, CdM
646-7171 $995,000 Sun 1-5
505 Seaward (Corone Hghlnda) CdM
644-6200 $269,500 Sun 1-"
1866 Port Carlo, Montego, Hbr View
75~619 Sun 1-5
3 aR plul FAM Ml or DIN
*2 Twin Lek .. Cir. (8pyglau)
644-6200 $595,000 Sun 1-4
*2031 Yecht DetMder, S..VW. N.B.
644-6200 1399,000 Sun 1-5
2115 vtata Laredo (Pin E) Blutta, NB
552-2000 S282,SOO Sun 12·5
Orange C0Mt D~ILV PILOT/lunday, Mitch t, 1ta
DIRECTORY
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20022 Co~. Huntington Beach
845-0303 S111,900
864 W. Wiiton, Coete M ...
846-0303 t 115,000
7 Elderwooel (Woodbridge)
Wlllowcr .. k/lrv.
661-8700 t189,900
434 Tu1tln Ave., Newpor1 Beach
Sun 1-6
Sun 1·4
Sun h6
631· 1288 S260,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2491 CrNtvlew (Byahra) Npt Beach
644-7020 $460,000 Sun 1-5
2742 Por1ola, nr SC Plue, C.M.
540-0080 S 159,000 Sat/Sun 12·4
•4615 Hampden (Cameo Shrt) NB
760-8333 $585,000 Set/Sun 1·5
34 Sliver Creacent (Trtlrk) Irv.
760-8333 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
11 Hllltboroogh (Hrbr Rdg Hla) NB
760-8333 $1 ,200,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
36 Rut Fontainebleau (Bg Cyn) NB
780-8333 $525,000 Sun 1-6
1818 Port T-ogart (Hrbr Vu Hm1) NB j
760-8333 $239,000 Sun 1·5
1218 Keel Or .. Corona del Mat
831-1288 $364,500 Sat/Sun 12·8
402•16th Pl., Newport Hgta, N.B.
675-7534 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
2451 Baythore Dr, Bar-hra, N B.
644-9060 $489,000 Sun 1·5
•358 Welnut St. (Eastslde) CM
642-6368 $165,000 Sun 1·4
2403 Vlata Noblua (Blutfa) NB
644-9060 $260,000·Fee
2211 Waterlront Or., CdM
844-9060 $410,000
1905 Yacht Puritan (Seavlew)
Sun 2·5
Sun 1·5
644·6200 S389,000 Sa/Sn 1:30·4:30
6 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Cyn) NB ,
644-6200 $616,000 Set/Sun 1-5
1215 Marlnert Or.; Newport Beach
644-8200 1495.ooe Sa/Sn 1:30-4:30
1301 Oolphln Terr.(lrv.Twr)NB
631-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
685 Vista Bonita, Bluffs, NB
631-73()0 $218,000 Sun 1-4:30
2027 Olene Lene, Hrbr Hinds, N B.
631·7300 $199.000 Sun 1-4:30
18 Blazing Ster, Deerfield, Irvine
631·7300 S 179,900 Sun 1·4:30
9652 Robin A~ .• Fountain Valley
631-7300 $143.750 Sun 1-4:30
11721 Candy Ln., Garden Grove
5:46-2313 S 109,900 Sat/Sun 1·4
20711 Aquatic, Huntington Bch
546-2313 $189,000 Sun 12-4 * 1130 Pembrotce, Newport Beech
546-2313 $225,000 Sun 12-4
373 Newport Glen, Newport Beach
546-2313 S350,000 Sun 1-4
101 Via Genoe, Udo late. N.B.
873-7300 $445,000 Sun 1·& * 1918 Seadrift (Irv Terr) CdM
645-0303 ~9.000 Sa 11-4/Su 1·6
•4610 Dorcheater{Cameo Hghlnda)NB
631-7300 $397,500 Sun 1-4:30
•204 VI• Eboll .. Lido Isl. NB
673-7300 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 1724 Terrapin Way, Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $310,000 Sun 1-4 30
2300 Port Durnesa, HVHomea. N.B.
759-1501 Sat/Sun 1:30-4:30 * 1211 Kings Rold, Cllff Heven, NB
831-7300 $319,000·L.H. Sa/S 1-4·30
2120 Aater Pleoe. Coate M ...
646-M 17 S 189,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
4 UDROOM
590 Marquette Cr .• eo.t• Meal Sat/Sun 819/942-9372 $129.000
217 VI• Ithaca, Udo lale. N.8.
673-MIM $470,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
320 S..Ward. Shorecllfb
831-1400 $398,600 Sat/Sun 1·6
•35 Rue Fontamble8u. Big Cyn, NB
760-1900 1595,000 Sun 1-4
•1711 81yld«• Terr .. CdM
844·7020 1450,000 Sun 1-5
• •428 Harbor lallnd Dr., N.I .
876-38" set 1·418un 2·5
1050 Santiago, Dover Shor•, NB
64-4-6200 1749,000-F•
Sat/Sun 1:30,:-4:30
1541 Eut Ocean, Penln Point
831-1400 ... 9,000
248 Cotton, Newport Beedl
831-1400 t1115,000
894 1 Champion, w .. tmlnater
Sun 1·6
Sun 1-4
963-8767 S120,000 Sun 1·5 * 1oe K· Thang•. Corona del Mar
551-8700 1339,000 Sun 11-5
4 M plue PAii Ml 0t DIN
29761 Pr .. ton, lagune Niguel
49-4-8651 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
23 Half Moon Bay (8pygl ... ) CdM
644-6928 81t/8un 1-4
23 Half Moon Bey, 8pygl .... CdM
644~928 Sat/Sun 1-4
201 L.artlapurJOcMn Blvd., CdM
-631·14'00 11,8715,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
6266 Sl•rr• Bravo (Trtlrtc) Irv.
552-7500 $258,000 Sun T1-5
1«1 Galaxy Or., Dov9' Shra .. N.8 .
548-5847 1389,500 Set/Sun 1·5
423 16th Pl .. Coeta M ...
631-1288 1235,000 Set/Sun 1-4:30
510 Allt0, Newport e.ac:h
631-1288 136<>.000 Sun 1·5
•2708 Clltf Or., ~ 9Mc:h
831·128e 1460,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
**219 Via Lido 8oud, Lido lale
760-1900 $1,996,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•3 Sen Sebutlan, Harbor Ridge
760-1900 11,785,000 Sun 2·5
2401 Yacht Mischief (Selvu) NB
760-8333 1425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
133 Via Undlne (Lido tale) NB
875-7298 Sat/Sun 1-5
~24 SummerMt, Co.ta MeN
631·1288 1219,000 Sat/Sun 12...e
4 Trefalaar (Hrbf Ridge) NB 760·8~ 11.795,000 Set/Sun 1·5
#9 Sunrtver (Woodbridge) Irv.
760-8333 1279'°° Sun 1-5
1112 WNtcllff (W•tclltf) NB
642·5200 $239,000 Sun 1·5
1411 Klnal ll'd. (Cllft Heven) NI
642-6200 1626,000 &Jn 1-5
1222 SUIMX Ln. (Weetcflff) NB
642·5200 $23?,000 Sun 1·5
*3016 Jave Rd. (Mela Verde) CM
631·1288 $42&,000 · Sun 1..-
**2618 Bayshore Or.(Byshr .. )NB
644-9060 $1,895,000 Sun 1·5
** 1116 w. Oc:Nnfront,BalPenln,NB
&44-8080 $775,000 8un 1-4:30
•101 Vie~ Udo I .... N8
873-7IOO '"6,000 Sun 1-6
•<M2f Roxbury Rd, C.,,., Shra. CdM
75S..1601 8aU8un 1·5
4e01 Camden, Corona del Mar
64.4-9oe0 1795,000
1255 Somerset Ln., Weetcttn. NB
Sun 1·5
831-7300 $355,000 Sun 1-4:30
* 1400 Notttngbem Rd, W•tclltf, NB
631-7300 1328,500 8un 1-4:30
12 Rue Verte, Bia Cen)fbn. NI
831-7300 1716,000 Bat/Sun 1-4:30
210 Via Sen Remo, lido Ille. N.I.
875-304aJl73-25M 8at18un 1·5
**820 Via Udo Nord, Udo 191, NB
873-7300 tuoo.ooo Sat/Sun 1.5
*2478 Rue de Cannte. Coet• M ...
644-8200 1124,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1218 Key Wee1, LU9tt HVH, COM
644--t030 $289,500 Sun 1-5
21oe Wlndw8rd Ln.l._!aycreet, NI
831-7300 $291,GW Sun 1-4:30
*1824 ~d Ln., ~.NI
131.1300 1211.000 aun 1-4:ao
* 1609 HIQhland Dr .(Hrbr HQNndt)H8
831-7300 *"5.000 ._.,Sun 1-4:30
4 ...... , ... -., QIN .... WT
1037 I . 811~~1n PO llJ~
642-1200 .aoo eavaun 1·1
••to1 ~Or., N.8.
831-1.00 11,300,000 Bun t-4
225 Via Orvteto, Lido
631-1400 MH,500 Bun 1-6
1779 Hawaii Cr. (Meea V.,de N.) CM
878-2390 l1d9,900 , Sun 1_..
2811 Lor4tf\ZO (M ... d4tl Met) CM
MS-1767 1139,900 8un 1·5
8648 Salmon. 'ountlln Velley
"3-8717 1184,IOO tun 1-6
•1111 GalatM T.,r(lrv.T.,.r)CdM
6.f4.1200 1520,000 Sun 1-6
2032 Swen Or. (MeN Vtrd4t) CM
751.3191 1199,500 Sun 1-5
147~~3~ Jtll.~) NB Sun 1-5
• 1824 Antlgue Wy (Dover Shr1) NB
646-7171 1524,900 Sun 1-5
1742 c.ntetla Pl., Newport Boh
769·9100 t285,000 81V8un 1·& ,,.
2760 Mendoze, MMe cMt Mar, C.M.
831-7370 1142.600 Sun 1·6
* *4 15 S.ytkM Or., Nftlport Beeoh
831·7370 1760,000 Sun 1·4:30
I M ..... PAM Ml °' DeN
•63 Harbor ~dQe Drive, N.8.
552·2000 teS0,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
63 Harbor Ridge, Hrbr Rdg, N.B.
844-eoeo le60,000 Sun 1-4
•36 FUdgallne Dr. Harbor Ridge
78()..1900 11 ,750.~ Set/Sun 1-6
#3 Bordeeux (Hrbr RdQe) N.8 .
760-t333 t1,295,000 SatJSun 1-6
4 Aoctly Point SpyglUI Hiii, NB
631-7300 S 1, 195,000 Set/Sun 1-4:30
• 1800 Jamaica (Mesa Verda) C.M.
646-0303 $409,900 81 3-5/Su , ...
1727 POf1 Barmouth, HrbrVlewHma, NB
831-7300 1386,000 Sun 1-5
•2201 Aft• Vlata, Eaatbluff, NB
831-7300 1369,000-F.. Sun 1-4:30
•2042 Port Weybridge Pl.(HVHma)NB
759-1501 Sun 1·6
* 1911 POf1 Cardiff (HVHma) NB
844-e200 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·~
* 1934 Port Biahop, Newport 8ctl
548-2313 $399,500 Sun 1-6
4 Narbonne (Harbor r1dge) NB
644-e200 11,500,006-Cuh SIS 1·6
•70 Hlllc::reet (Big Cyn) NB SIS 12:30-3 646-0303 $1,395,000
* • 1500 E. Oceanfrnt, BalboePenln
873-1900 1895;000 Sat/Sun 1·5
I M plU8 'AM Mii or DeN
*2001 Antlgu• Wy (Dover Shorea) NB
648-7171 $849,900 Sun 1-5
I ... ,..... PAM Ml or DaH
• 1111 Ork*. Cotta M..-
541-2313 $280,000 Sun 1-4
*904 Via lunch Clr.(Lldo lale)NB
844-t200 t 1.250.000 8a/8un 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 M p1ue FAM Mt or DEN
10 Segure (RSJ Vlllaa} lrv1M
552-7500 1137,000 Set/Sun 1·5
1 IR ptue LOf'T COHO<> * 18 8egur1, l'M Villa, INtne 867·2114 1145,900 Set/Sun 124
·~ 22478 Cemlnlto Costll(Vlllege)LegHLa
855-3017 $124,250 Sun 12-5
4 aR ptut trAll RM or DEN
•204 Cofumbla, NWPt Cr•t. NB
673-7300 1119.500 Sun 1-6
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 lmMtOOll *' Grtenbrtar, Woodbrtdgt. IN. 561.ott7 1147,900 Sun 12...&
18536 V.-.r1a. Huntington Bch
"3-e787 f1.ft,500 Sun 1-6
DUPLEXES
FOR IALE • ..-..-2• 1221122\.\-38th at.. Newport Bch
546-2311 $287,500 Sun 1-4
* Pool ** W1tetft0nt *** Waterfront l Pool
'
.. Orange Ooeat DAJL. Y PtL.OT /Sunday, M1roh t, 11t
BUYERS MARKET!
Acceptln1 Best Offer by 3-6-83
DESPERATE NO MONEY DOWNI!
HARBOR VIEW HILLS 3 Bdnn MODEL
Home. lmmed. Move-In! $25,000 below mkt
at $364,500. Call PATRICK TENORE, Agt.
Very private, l story Ranch Style, 3 bd, 2\i'l
ba on 'h acre Irrigated family orchard
Pool/Spa. all new paint in & out, new
carpet, quarry tile etc. OWC 10% 2nd TD.
Commuting 170 mi/day, NAME THE
760-8702. PRICE.
TED 111-171-llll (I )
PRICE IUUGTill IOYEJI SlllES
Open Sat., Sun: 1-5
1441 Galaxy Drive
4 Br, Den, FOntl&l din.Ing room, 2 fireplaces,
3 car garage plus large hobby room. Pool
alud lot, beautifully landscaped. Owner
will asaist at financing. Now $389,500 .
................ ....., 141-1141
........... ab 2tl0Lntl , .... HM Pmeaab 3012
IYllUIUIMI
Detwt• ofc/lnduSt. apace on w. 17th In Coate Mau. 1450 or 3000 aq ft.
5o.lup. Cell OWf*
HMHI
2900 ~ft. ample perl(~, 17th/ laeentl• 177 .
646-1184 wtldy'a.
INOU8TRlAL SPACE
2500 aq ft unit with 5 000
aq ft ltorege &d Brolt« .
714/751-47
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ARE FREE
Cat.
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1 200 reward C 111 to m.et lady who lttc"
833· 13& 1 wkdy1. evea aeltl•d no me Ille tor
497-3828 companlon1hlp/ POii
Found Wirehair Terrier. Mameoe 83~
male, vie A llenlll & EASY OiET ·No StaMng.
Brookhurat, HB. 312 No plll1 Ne exarclae
966-1022 631-1993
Loil female Shepherd/ Ladlea ~la.I. full body
Doble ml • Vic maua~e at your loc
23rd/Santa Ana C.M $20 84 ~
631-4228
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Looking tor a IHI food
r_e1tauren1 In ONnge
County Gro11 at leaat s 100,000 Open e dayw • wHk. with 1 or 2 em-
ployeu Call Colleen
McGuire. agt, 84e..3301
••rt111H, T .D.'14021
1.1.um.n
-.rtaac• o.. '"· Speclai&lng In 111 & 2nd
TO't lln<ie 1949
Robt. Sanler NH/CM R E. Brok« 8d ~tori
6-42-2171 545-0et1
' ~., ,.
FRONT ROW VIEW
In desirable C liff Haven . Beautifully
redecorated vif.'w home on fee land. Best
buy on the hill 3 Bdnn plus hide-away
den, dmmg room, bulltm wetbar, wine
storage. atlached double garage. View
bakony runs acr088 entire house. $525,000.
Pm 1111m 1mn
BIG CANYON LIQUIDATION
Cuatom ~ acre, on golf coune, pool, spa, 5
Bcfnn 5 bath. View.
tnl UUAJ 1·1
#I UUllT
0111 Th , •• Le ........
710-1117 171-7111
CABLE TV
Earn $375-1500 per
weell (commlaelonl. Ml·
ling the llne11 In home
entec1alnme(ll In t>eeutl-
tu I Newport Beach
Group W Cable of New·
port Beech II lootllng tor
mature. 11ggreutve P9<>-
ple 10 train to eell c.tMe
TV dOOf to dOOr In the
tutnl growing lndullry
atOl..lnd today Company
t>eneftt1 Medical. Dent·
al. Ute lnsuranoe Doot
10 door aApar1ence a
mu1tt Cell Howard
Reecil, 631·5259
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-Cueiom wood pattot , • AMI rat• 841--0063 1111 & ~ac:anelH D•ll• wall• & trim, approx vie», cell ewnlng• 5 pm Q;,t.i wy r~I ..
l(JTCHENSIBATHROOMS d«ltlt & ..,_,all 09" Re(nodel/Rec>alre. c:omm ~~.!:v~~~ JACK OF ALL TRADES Pecoll• t4&--4MO XICM All lypee-r ... 831-23-45 1250 +paint 642-0442 to 11 pm If no an.-. Reuon~ble 851 I04l * FRENCH,9.?0~.,1*0 hm reg:lr Free eat. & retld. Llc'd , bonded. Call Jedi 1nr,1me. HOUSECLEANING ·.......a-I Palnt1;:e1P--H•""I"" PLEASE keep trying • Slnoe llM7 ..,.. 1~ 0 .. -. 1 ,...22 1-.. r -•l .... 2 "'142 lrrigetlon Jim 851-0129 ...,... _ ...._.. -... .,, (ll•) •t•-tlll Wld Cl-·-1--o..lgn oontr. 5..s-1837 ·--• ...,.. ·-· n>r • '"' • ., 0ey Of night. 75-3014 Good reft. Own trane ·ABC MOVING· Ctb net Retlnllhll\Q • • • n --....
.......... .,...... 1'11 IUD Miii lull Marie 979.g15e Quick. Careful Ser-.tce Aeaa LIC'd. 536-11898 20 yra ••P POOi M<v. r• WE WASH WINDOWS -1 Cup! ltmce Adcfna/Aemod. Pl#ll & Lawn-tr..-ehrub ln11111 •I NHd , HouHclHnar? Lie Tt38048 552-0410 moldlng Eerly compl•· Fut · Protetllonal la I No Stwn/No Shampoo permlta. BonOec:I. IN'd. Tr• trim/Removal DUMP JOBS Rellabte, uper. very Pa,.rlat !Ion. malnt. & rep11r Oulllty WOftt guatanteed Oriv9way•Patlclng1~ Stain Spec:lallat. FMl Uc. #4111570. 548-4271 Lawn malnt/RotollHlng & Small Movl"G Jobe thorough, reH, rtlH *A· 1 llYI•* - -Free"' 24 hr _,,, Lie FrM •llmate 848-73g1 ~ .. .., d F t 839-15&2 FrM .. 11m1te 548-8085 Call MIKE 648-1391 Reft. H .. lhef 845-9428 Beel quality. 25 yr tKp. Ferthlng lnterlof DHlon 283fl00. MS-6280 S .. _,,_.1 Wlndo-w--... Roof!n9o-Wat•prooftl\Q ry. r .. • · U•1tfl• t llW C G Competitive rat11. HANGING/STRIPPING v-..-· -..,, S&S ,.......,,. 831-4199Llc Shampoo & 11eam ciean. Con11ruc:t1on. Uc'd & leen-upe/Lendec.Qlng HAULIN ·•tudent w/lg• YOU'RE THE BOSSI! Lie T· 116,428 730· 1353 Vlaa·MC Scoll 845·9325 IMHa1 1"il· qlty W<>ftt, lo prlcea. ,,....". Hautlng ·Tr .. Trim truck, Mme lo rttH. Jon Quality. HOUM/Offlce. -548-0803, 645-3143 OM Hallberg Oradlno Color brl3htenere, whl BonOec:I, 549• 11178 (Joe) Fr• .. 1. 8-42·9907 759· 11178 Thank you B£V 568-8718 STARVING COLLEGE E•pert wallcoverlng In· Huber Roollng-111 typee
& Paving Co. Rea/comml erpl• • 1 min. bteac:h. STUDENTS MOVING tlaJtalion. Reu. Conaul· New-recov.,-.decjc1
Uc. 397eecM 842-1720 Hiil. llY/dln'.llM I 16; ·~ C...tnctiH Clenat Mowing . edging & gen HAUL·MOVE·REMOVE HAPPY MOP CLEANING CO Lie T 124-436 ltnl Aulgnmt. 581-8590 Uc. #411802. 6-48-9734 ltltt Law 1-lffr" room 17.50, couc:ti SIO. -clean-up Hon11t & d• Furl'lllure, Truh, Treea T.-n quallty...Satlt. ,,.,., .... •• .... 27 -.. chr 15. Guar ellm. pet ROUGH & FINISHING pendable. For Ir .. •t. 1163·5415 NORM 842.7925 842~folll lnaurvu . .,..1 • .,.. Bltekwetder Paperhang· ROOFING REPAIRS That all eontrac:1ore wtWl labllttia1 odof. Crpl repair 15 yr• Clean-Up Incl. windows. 75G-4403 or 554-4454 B 11_ WATCH US GROWi Ing & Removal Ouat Small job• OK FrH P9ff«m wortc over 1200
"'-b.-.tt'""'• •fty .. _.. up. Do worll my111t. Detail W<>ftt. 857--0691 T t 1 1 c•---ta .. , Superb Houwle•nl"G Palatlg worll only. 494-3816 e1t1ma1 ... Cell Tom or lnctudtng labor and ... ,_ ""' -· ,..,... ~" 554--0123 '" 'mm no· -· upe · Service "Baek In Buel· _ Chuck 542-6392 materlele mutt be II· Neer Vlctorla/Xlnt refa. all Landecaplng-Sprlnkllt H ltr D \) Hl-ll21 nut". 873-8401 tor , .. Pllmll Well papering. comm · · oeneec1 Unlic.rtted eon-
eo.ta Meaa. 642-6482 We Care Crpt Cteener• Dip Repair Chuck 846-55117 Furnac.pool·wtler heat appl resld. low "'"· prompt All Roofing Repalra lrac:1ore lhould '° etat•
I wlll bab~•t your chlld, Stwn Clean & Uphol. DRYWALL TAPING Ral Ca & s by Richard Sinor Lie terv. Ref Tony 641·D658 Hot'-'· wood. c:omp. IU. In their ldvertl9ing. Con-,_ fT Pl Truck Mount Unit Guar. All Tllltur• & Acouetlc ph ballefo one .... a..atn 280&44. 14 Y" of happy _F_r_ .. _•_t_53_9-_3_2_3_2_--t 1rec:t0t• and c:ontumer1 rrry l'IOl'M. F PfT C,M Reu~r•I• 645-3718 Free •t Kevtn 873-1503 Compt mtlnt, eomm/ 1 lactat Tu local customer• ac:1 M G ondll 1 .,.. ~ ~ r•. Tr .. trimming & r• w .. 1hef etorm damao• Thank you, 831-4410 Pleater/ lttah lip rNft11 lll-IHt c:ont ary ' • ~=~J~T~L':.Tl~ Electriul :r~~-~~· 4 ~.. '.rd ~~~:'~~:.· .. :~ F~~oJi: ~ LOWEST RATESI Prompt, - -Fr• •t (le •3&l042 ~u':i11~~n~~,:: :11:.U=: .... :::~-----1 845-9031 (bef8. att 41 hrt 831--4871 nett proleulonal• 15 1 v ... ~i] Secntadal ltnicea State UeenM Board. 2t 8a1k>on Promotion• Unll-ELECTRICIAN Prletd JAPANESE GARDENER _ • yra exp 838-7149 • ruw Civic Center Plan
mlteO: bright, beaut 'Helping Handt' Cerpet r~t. lree Hllma1e on Speclali.t Malnt, ~-The IHIHI draw In the D1ve'1; MOit 110475 or -111 "": _.. . Sectetar1al ~ Room 890, Sent• Ana
bouqu•I•. Same d~ Cleaning: new dry m• larQe Of am.ii Jobe. Ing, trlrnmll\Q Fr .. eat WHI. a Dally Piiot 20% ott lalt ,,_.., WUI Find what you went on .;.125L Ing. copy. ete FU1 eerv CA 92701
41M-7550 thod. Seve $$ 240-427!5 Lie 39&621 873--03!59 S48-Ht2 642-4<M7 ~Ad. 842-5878. travel. 541-092G Dally Pilot Claalifleda . = • • -675-4458, 780-8359
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Newport 8Metl ... nrm m. . l -... SPEND YOUR DAYS
lllE.llTE OPE.I.ls needt general bullneta/ Immediate opening• In
corporate aecmary w11h tllec>hone aa1es, M111no AT THE BEACH
5100 Belr Wut.. SIOO Auliucft &111 &ulium &111 Faraitart MU
•• .,..1 ....... -l.L 1-'-trt frHler Meytag weaner. gold. otd-Old M••lean Cabinet. tall. ••-••~ I ,.,.. er model, $200 Good 1 100 With eet IOI Wlal., bu-$90 875-3680 eond IMl2·27115 857-6M4
kel luncfl aervloe. 9 30 -1 30 PM. Mon-Fri Earn C.aetna IOll
9100 Heir •••'"
t Ill FIUllHE HARBOR AREA
Need telephone sales representatives to
start tonight in Cost.a Mesa office.
•Part time
•Must be at least 16
•No experience necessary
•PJeasant penonallty
•Reliable
•Good eaming potential
W HI IHIMtw ... t-a
Ml ... 'fl, Id. 111, aft. WI
ADVERTISING SALES
Eldti'lc ~OUld Floor
Oppomrity
This fast growing publiahing
corporation neede experienced
sales people. $500-$1200 per week
commission. Excellent benefits and
working environmmt.
(714) 545-0254
I!! OPPORTUNITIES !!!
IN
Electronics & Comroonications
How Would You Like To ...
• 1-"n A Nt'14 Skill
• ~lop LNdt-"hlp
• Mak• N..v. f'rornds
• F.arn E•tra Mont"" tu
• Enpy ~IJ Cl\ 1han Lilt' •
We Ottef .••
• t.x~uent Uu'ttt' Opponunm" f nr H S Gredua~ IA Equo\falt'nt
• Tratn1nc f'ur Pe>0pl~ W11h Nn
Molli.an-i:xp<'nt'nN"
• Ap 17 or pcwr 1u 3!'1th b1nhd.t"
• Op.ru11p F'nr Prior S.."·'"' lndivldu.ela
SOUND INTERESTING
CAU TOOAY 979-7263
(bel-8 30 1 m _. 30 p m I a
ONOf 0«'4111HG UOT
·~, 265 1 Newpert llvd
C..tv Mffa
lheGuadbeO'!Ql
mlnlmum 3 ,,_,, axperi.. eubecrlpttont to the Dally
enoe. Legal background Piiot ~VMll\Q houre and TEL I CIRC l 150-Sl75 ~ly Must be i.;;*;.;;1.-B"'"M•-P•C-...8_4_K-. _2_d..,r.-lv-.ea•1
nett. per1onable tn· (160KB). 12" monitor, **' BUY** ~b 957-8133 APPLIANCE SERVICE
We Mii recond .. ,uar
helpful but not r~ed. Saturd•r, m orning• • •
Must ,_ excellent typ. Commlu on with gut·
tng & word proc:eulng rent•• and bonu1e1. tlcMte. Shorthand helpful. Contact 548-4000 bet-
Benefltt & ulary eom-wee11 9AM and 3PM Of
meneurate with eKperl· 842·5878 tit 5:30PM
HAS IMMEOIA TE OPENINGS
FOR PART-TIME PERSONS IN
TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT
twQellc 979-0747 II 10 eompl 1yat $2895
AM for appt. 5S3--0429 PftlfTlll
appllanoee. 54 -3077
IHYAm.WIOll
waaUM11 ,,., .... ,"-.-,-=,=-.-.--.,u~u"' MASTERS AUCTION Herb 957-8133
Refrigerator, 1200. walh-OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER ITIOl lllll ......... 111-MH er & dryer. 1135 ea, dla·
enoe. Non-.moker. Must -~~~17~~~~~!' Fvll time 0td• flller for Shaggy Wllllt "'Benji" f• , hwasher, $100. 646-5848 olllee 1upply co. Wiii mW needl OOOd home. Rust Floral Sola. 8 . have front office 8PPM'· ;::
anoe. No agenciM, P'M-TELEMARKETING
•Evenings and Saturday
mornlnp'
•Commission/Guarantee
treln 55Ml212 Mr Em-Medlum-mec1. epeyed plllow·back, $250 Refrigerator, 8'own. dble
mon• N.wport Stetlon· 842-0100 ' eee-1221 983-4058 door. V•ry claan, ruM ... 851-2044. Mu. comm. Adver1lllng
IHlllUY 10-4 p.m 547-0685 .,. Inc GlaH Top Dining Ttt>I• ¥reat. S250 obo
60-3881
Commereltl devalop·
ment llrm. Excellent
lllllla requll'ed Typing 115
wpm, 1horth1nd 11)0
wpm . 1 1350 to
$1450/month commen-
au.rate wtth HperienCe
TILDllll ULEI
Tire d ol miking min·
lmum wtgH? Wt P•Y
guaTanleed S5/hr Very
euy ••II Pteue cell 531-308 1 Aek lor Mr
Wtt9on
Cllll be1. 9 & 11 ...-. ---_.-,._-----
~ 831-5800 Llgunt H.~-
Nlguej. WIDYllWDI
SECRET ARY Part/time telephone In-
·Must be ambitious,
pleasant and reJlable
•experience helpful,
but wllllng to train
•This Is not temRQrary
Call 548-4000
between 9AM-3PM
642-5678, ext. 312
between 5:30PM-9PM
"THE POSITIVE ANSWER"
WUDHll
1 Exper or tralnHI etn
make 18-$13/hr 1tat1ll\Q
PIY Full and PfT avall-
tbte In our publlcatlon9
Call 537·21180, Ext 3
KING fee
f Of pvt 1n-1or. btlpng, tervl1wer1 needed for _,, a grarnmetlcal llllllt publlc opinion poll•
req. Non 1mkr, ulery S5/hour Cell 545-8933
neg. Mall,__ to Ste b•t 5 a 9pm, Mo n·
200. 2855 E Ctt Hwy, _Thurt _________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CdM 92il25 T~ .....
1250 00 weekly P•Y·
chedt• (fully guaranteed)
wcwklng pa.rt or IUU I Ima
11 home Weettly P•Y·
c:heek• malled dtreetly to
you from Home Ollle•
every Wednetdr; Star1
lmmedlatety No exper1-
erl09 nec:MMIY Ntllonal
~ Do )'OUr wort.
right In the comfort and
eecurlty ol your own
hOme Oetallt ttill ~
cation malled Send your
name end tddreu 10.
Americ:an Fld9llty Com· 1
piny, Hiring Dept 77.
1040 Lone Star Dr • New I
IHlllTYIUU u...
• State Certlfled Regl·
atrallon Course
• Baton/PR--24
, Arearme
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CILL US IOW
If you ate 1 winner! The
aky'• 1h• limit on our
llldlng pay 9CaM Euy to
Mil publlc1tlon1 In our
office by the ... Gu•·
rante.d pay IOI "'" OJ 'A dey Cun t>onu .... We hive 5 poelllone lelt
Huntington Bell
Wl16-IM-HM
• Bod't'liuard training
MARTIAL ARTS
SECURITY
TRAINING ACCADEMV 531 .... 101 TILIYlllll lllllU lllY Tm Tl .... New Cable TV Show
A great pfaca to etartl need• alt 1yp91 of t9male
GOOd typing sklllt. en-110.1 for make-up de-
t~ and ptot.elc>-mon1tratlon1 Fun E•·
nalltm Wiii win tNI pro-perlence. No Pay Call
mol t bl• apot with Ric:hard St~. 10 A~
outetandlng na llonat 1 PM 875-1334 company. cal fot ac>e>t, 1--0-P_S_•_•_Femalet ___ Pr._
NEWPORT PERSONNEL • • AGENCY. 752..()331 EOE h r r • d M o d • I • & M/F EacorU (213) 886-1964
llllPll 9em TUlml PAITY ft.II NM.I leih• ltrttJ I
&.iperWIOf to rwr.. train
people lrom llome 8
"'°"t:N ol year. T eecfl-
lng. bualneH or~ '*"' bedcground . No .. mng, no lnvH1·
ment. T~ pr~.
Call Shalon l'oll Free •
1·800-321·3253. TOYS AND GIFTS • HOlJSE Of'
LLOYD
Smeu.':f.~~ oom·
mereilll window ~ eontrac:1or ._., moti-
vated trel,_ with plen
rHdlng ablllty and/or
drafting/ erchltecturfll
trelnlng 1or Newport Beedl Office. Good cat I
muat Starting S111ry,
$200/wkly plut lntur·
ance, plut mileage or
ttll• requirement and
Whet • Wonderful Wor1d aalary lllttory. Aeeume of Shopping, rlgl'lt at to: P.O. 8C»I 2788, New·
your ftno9ttle>e .-ydeyt port a-ctl, CA 92tl3
Dally ffllot CIHllll•d More lamllle9 .,. ~'"'
Ade. To piece your 9d. th9 oamPino "bUO ' tNI
call 642·~· 9fld i.t 8 y•er. If )'OU haU 8
CtM8lflld Ad-Vtlor ,. ~that'• not QM''"t
you. \Md, ... " not# wtth •
Cl I I "'led Ad.
TUYllAIUT
<;ommerc:lal agency Ex·
perlenced S•«e Exec;u.
llve Trtvel Servtee, lr-
vtne 833-94()g
Typltl needed, 40 wpm,
pert ·time . •ll•rnoont.
muet hl"'9 OOOd ec>elllng
lkffla TAB 'rELEX. 3001
Aedlllll. Bldg 5, Sle 108,
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979-1711
Whet • Wonderlul World nPllT Breuntell, TX. 78130
ol Shopping, right at Set your own hours uo to•---.. -0------•• -... ---
your nnoerttpe everyday! 30 per week. Genertl -~•-Delly ffllot CtaHllled otnoe. ~191 LHdlng broll.,ag• llrm
Ade To pt-your ad. ha• lmmedlal• opening
eall '42-5878 and let a Trade your old •luff for tor e•perlenced wire
Clutllled Ad-Vllof Mtp n•w goodl•• with • operator Hourt 5·45
you. I Clutllled ad. 642-5878 AM • 2 PM Salary com
menaurete with eKper~ Uaily Pilat .. ·· · firi~2297:·.~t.
·.
The Dally Piiot haa two openings
for Route Managers In Newport
Beach area to supervlae a llmlted
number of carriers Monday thru
Friday, afternoons and early
evenings. Appllcants muat have
dependable transportation and
current lnturance. Salary, mlleage
and commlsalon opportunity.
Excellent position for college
student•, housewives or retlreee.
Please call 648-4000, Mr. WIHlam)
for Immediate appointment.
Position• avallable now.
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fJtper Apt Mgr ... profl.
dent!y menage '104" apt
Call s 8tadt 964-93 18
· 1 Home Economlat need•
· 1 woni Strong In~ P'~ 10Mng. deco· : I rating, IU.,ature a art
Cen IMMM Of do. Delle
· Pecone 845-4840 •••
804
=z•b SHI
~~pupplee. AKC. $175.
~11•
,.. • ..,.._ I
Kl>S-EARN GREAT TRfS AND PRIZES!
11·14 ~ " TO $75.0I PO MB.·
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• ,.
Free m Semoyed, grail 3•5 $150
Werda Signature dble w/kld1 I olhec doge 857-66«
964-4872 wide relrtg, lrollleH. 4 pc chrome dine ••t. _M_Getman ___ Sl_'MIC>l_'* __ d_. -1-01 S 150. cock 1111 & end loenilker ~· S300 Of bit ofr 2871 ..,. mot. all ahe>ll tabla, S 160, xlnt c:ond.
Wuher. $145. Gaa dryer 831·5357 Katen, 553-9051
$145 Relrlg , $225
Frecer. $145 547-21H8 Free to good hOme. t>IOnd S.cllonal tole pleypen
cock• Fe. 3 yn etyle, camel ctr 12000, --Get GREEN cash 962-71157 _S4_e-_1_2_111 ____ _
for WH ITE eAl!phante
wtth. Ciaulfled Ad
Call 842-5678
lliacellu ... 1 '211
SELL Idle Item• wllh a Ht,,. aomethlng you want
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VOU COMING
by Hank Ketcham
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WITH TH\S GUY ... SO
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FOR A. WRILE?
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dry WIW gt ... uptldt
down on tht tMM. Now, u lhown lboYe,
grMP the gl ... with
thumb and forefinger,
and try to pfdl It up.
s.cr.t: Pr ...... for
this stunt by IWbi"lll
your fingers thor·
oughty dry on a haft.
dkerchlef or napkin.
Than, lqUMI• tha glatl .. you attempt to
llfftt.
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~ S>JIF-F-,~
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f.ve often wondered about
that For one thin&. when peo-
ple watch you between their
toes, as opposed to on a big
screen, there's not as much
awe. When I was growing up
movie stars were bi88ef than
lite; 1V stars are sma.Uer than
life. Plus. J ~ whal brings
me do9tt to viewers is that
rm not slide and oonfident.
rm like the gal next door or a
neighbor who doesn't make
waves. On the 51rm and in
restaurants people say. "You
remind me of my wife, '!1r.
mom. my si51er. a friend. •
They tdentify with me much
more than with other stars
who are "perfection per·
9001fied."
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LOS ANGELE.5 -Award-
winning actress ~
Redcr'•ve has been dropped
by yet another talent agency
and ls no longer seriously
considered for Holl~
based film and teJevision pr<>-
jects because of her out·
spoken pro-Palestinian posi-
tion. The Oscar winner for
1977's Julia is a pariah non-
pareil even among those c,a,t-
ing and programming ~
tives who readily admit thal
she ls the world's greatest liv·
ing actress ... I can't even men-
tion her name here," a top in-
~source at CB> 1V admits.
"We went through all the
death threats. bomb scares
and bol~ with [~ 1V
movie] Flayins for 771M, and
It didn't do well enough for us
to justify taking a chance with
her again." ... Despite play·
lng the lead in the new 1V
film ~ is FortCJe'I; MkMel , ....,.. was conspicuously
excluded from a recent
taeenlf18 for c.w and crew.
The movie. which airs later
this month oo NBC. is the true
stOf'}' of an Auttrallan journ»
ist who swam the Mekong
River to racue his Laotian ~. lnlklen repoct that
from the ftnt day of filmlna
Landon "tried to dina hlm-telf and ~ ... -
which did not pleMe ~)
produc:er-dlrector~ IWI
......... who lb'UCk Landon
from the aeenin8 inviladon
list. ~. who doesn't
even attempt an AUSlie ac-
cent In the pk:tu~. also ~
fused to chanae his frizzy, Un--
dyed ll'8Y Nllr, eve\ thouflh
organization wants burned.
Inside ls a numbered list with
blank spaa5. Cal Tba M
Moral Majority vice president
for communications. says.
"People think 1 we're censors
because the other side has
screamed that for so
long." ... The F.nvlroameo-
tal ProtectloD ~
wants to do more than clean
up Arneriq -it's on a ram-
page to cltan up its own of.
fices. A team of Inspectors is
going around with cameras to
videotape the acfion or inac-
tion of staff ~bers. E.P.A.
staffers were tokt to do all
their fUina and OOl leave any
trash lytna uound. Other·
wbe. they muld find their
debris on the lltflCY'S doeed-
circuit televlslon sys·
tern .... Men than 10,000
survivors and thdr chUdren
are expected ln Wllhlnaton
next month tor the flnt ArMf.
ican reunion of the Vk!ima ol
the ~-. A&tiltldeel °' cheA•11 nett kel ....... lhhl ,, .....
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~'*'*-~ pllmloll*thindlbldlill or..-.~ 1tw.t an blbie
'blq tlllllft ~to concllr =-:.~.::: E::=e.:=-~ ', .. _
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You taste it on your first
draw.
· You taste it with
every puff you take.
Extra taste.
That's 'Enriched
Flavor: smo~ing.
That's MERIT.
' ·The cigarette that
delivers the taste of
leading brands having
up to twice the tar.
There's nothing
halfway about it.
MERIT We
made it for you .
. Nothing~ about it.
Werning, Th• Surgeon General Haa D1tarmin1d
That Cig111tt1 Sm~no 11 Dengeroua to Yu Health.
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By Mork Goodman
O na~aftemoonin t9n.
Clift Robertson's
was going over the~
I.RS. fomu and found a
reoord of $10.000 paid to him by Cd-
umbia Pictures. Robertson hadn't
worked for Columbia in recent mem-
ory, had never received a check for thal
amount and assumed it was some sort
of computer misaake.
"I told my secret~ to ched< it out.
then forgot about it,· Rohen.son says.
He 8ew to England to look into a posst.
ble film pro;ea. then rerumed to New
Yort and found a slew ol messa&eS to
c.all the president of Columbia. David ~· .. , called Begetnwl.'' Rob-
ertson recalls. "and he said, 'Oiff, I'm
Vtt'J intet'ded in this $10,000 c:hedt.
What do you know about it?' I said.
Three thing.\. One. I didn't get it, two, I
dktn't deserve it because, three, I didn't
work for Columbia.' So Begdman sakl
to me. 'Clift. do me a favor. Let me
know anythins ~ hear about It .. He
then added, 'Let 1 have lunch the next
time you're out. It's been too Ions."'
Robenson. toylna ~ a brandy m a
Manhattan restaurant not far from his
luxury apartment, smUes wryly at the
memory. He recalls hangina up the
telephone and saying to his. wife. IC·
bas Dina Merrill.---Y-ou know. Oeenie,
I'm really irnpraled. A lot of ~ebl'ows wee raited when 8egelman was mlde ~ of Columbla, but he 9flefl1S to be mindina the store. Here's a man
dealing in mUUons of dollars, and he's
thal a>noerned about an imi&nificant
$10,000 check."
"Uttle did I know." RobertlOn adds,
"1hlt I was t.alk.lna lbout the tape on thew==·· DIVid • it tu~ out. Md
embezzled ,000 from Columbia. ln-
dudinc three foraed c:heckl (the other
two were mlde out to di.rector Mlrt1n
Rrtt and publlcilt Plene OtoleMJ~ In-deed. the melochma ol the min who dellt In mMUont but. tor ,...,,.
never rul)y undttllOOd, Wll
drMn to embezzle In the ~ bltamt known .. e 1 '1ne.
Ml*Qm._ ... .,... ,.,...,,. ...... lot 11me ..... n-
u '•
r
Belen it was finilhed. the scenario ol
lof11erles, firiJ185. rehlrif\85 and l"fJCrim-
inations played for Um!e rears. ~e an
old Saturday seriaJ out of Republic Pic-
tures. Al reported in David Mc:.<:lin·
tick's best-selling book on the subject,
lndtanJ Exposure, even Bqiefman's
eventual dec:laralion of penitence in a
<X>Wtroom plea of nok> oontendere,
. was stolen from those matinee epics.
"~ worst enemy is ~ng right here at
lhlS tabfe .... I can t aca!p( SUC·
cess .... I snatch it away from myself
by committing crimes.".
However. in that certain dan mentaJ..
ity thal works in IM rarified circles ol
tfoUywood, the wont crime was ~
·sure itseil.. 1b some of the power elite,
the real culprit was Robertson; his
crime was Making Waves. He violated
one ol the cardinal rules ol the trade:
The artist shall not bother himself with
the aa:oonting of money.
This particuJ4r artist paid the pra of
a nearly ruined career. lt appeared that
Hollywood plainly intended to make
an example ol Robertson -an ~
pie, as he now points out. "that finally
backfired on them." But first, he had to
undergo a long and painful lesson In
the prerequisites ol power.
Robertson mnemben vividl the ~tenor tf bis position.~
Iller ~ to Beaeftn1n. he says, he
stopped o4 In Loi Angeles lor 36 hows
en fO'Jle to New 1.ealand. He caUed
his acmuntant who told Robertson to
come to his office immediately wtth·
out llOpping at his hotel There
Robertson was shown the check
Mil his~ forged. The check. drawn on the Bank ol
Americ.a. had~ th~
the Wells FmiJ> Bank. was
a>nverted into lraV·
ek!f'1 checks and aent
to David
~-Robert·
1on 's llCXX>W\tant
told him. "Oil,
~~ b"'rMf well be In a dangerOUS
poeklon -and not necaNrlly
~
OM ol the moll
~men In
ioWn." ,.,. Robet llon ,.
calla, ... Mid. 'My car. doml't need end t don't r..s
.._ I don't 4M!l'I b ln
J::..:~~ IDd a llntblt ~ t...
wen poulbl:,.";m•• of • .... 11*11., .... &a
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tomey, who advised him to ke:ep a low
profile, get out of town and let him tum
the matter over to John Van De Kamp.
then the District Attorney of Los
~ ~~rtson, and he and
his daughter left for New Zealand. As
he accurately points out: '1 only did
what the law requires any citizien to
do." True. But not all citiz.ens are
famous actors tampering with the
pocketbooks of wealthy and influential
producers. Robertson and his daughter
returned several weeks later to Los
Mgeles. where he found that nothing
~ _ J:>ei~ done about the matter. NNothinl!'• be Mked lncredulously.
the F.8.1. in Washin8lon. From there
he w~ to 80 to London to make a pic-ture with Jean Simmons. The f'.B.l.
was concerned enough to urge Robert·
son 10 take precautions In cue a p;>n-
tract had been put out on him. ffence,
more 8-movie mdodramatk::s. '1'here I
was in ~." he says, Ngoblg in
and out the back ol the llUdio in the
back leat of a limousine with a blanket
over me." .
Shortly thereafter, Dina called her
husband from New York to read him
the headlines In \tJridy: Beaelman had = as head" ol Cdum61a Pk:tures =:. lnvesdgadon of ftnandal Ir·
Ointick Ramed names in his first piece
on the ¥man aftair in the WOii
Street Journal. The Robertsons deoded
that for Oiff's protection ii was time to
80 public. Dina. the daughter or cereal
hei~ Marjorie Merriweather Post and
financier E.F. Hutton, is not without in·
ftuence: She c.aDed her friend Kay
Graham ol TM MbshinlJron Post. ~
ertson told Mrs. Graham he would ar
operate fully on the story, and Post edi·
tor Ben Bradlee ran the story on Christ·
mas Day 1977.
The b8owing morning Roberuon
flew to Colorado wkhrus daughter-for a
week ol skiing. Minutes aler he arrived
he p a call from Ray Stark. the
Stark said. 'ttaeP>' New Year.· and hung
up the phone.·
Unfortunat~ it wasn't a happy year.
In the years re the forgery incident.
Robert.son had been busy as an actor.
appearing in 40 films. In 1976, the year
before the checks hit the fan , he had
starred with Genevieve Bujold in
~ At the time of the incident
he had no specific plans for another
film (he did complete the movie with
Simmons) -and It would be a lona
time before th~_~ any offers. ·lf
didn't work in Hollywood apin for
three and a hall years," he says.
Even now. Robertson is still aareful
10 point out. "I've never said pubUdy
"/hold no anbnUIJ -.. toward 11te to1m o:r11re
~··~· Roberlaon, now that hla
ord«ll la over.
"Fm happy and~
lo be """'ln6 again.,,
I
..
a.an ltOlllllTSON
surnf{lerhouse, and wrote the screen-
play for a sequel to Otarty. Still. he
remembers, 'There was ~ incessant
nightmare feefing that this really wasn't
happening. I kept thinking I was png
to roll over and say to my wife, 'l just
had a terrible dream:' Then I'd besdn to
question myself, wonderinR if r had
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done something terrible as an actor."
Frustrated, RObertson wrote an arti-
cle for the ~ paee (opposite the
editorial page) of The Nw Yorlt Tun~.
in which, as Robertson sums up, "I said
that I .believe 99 percent of the people
in this busin~ ~ basically honest.
but that sometimes I feel 98 percent of
them are frightened by the 1 percent
who have inordinate pcwer and wield
it ruthl~ly." _
There is a curious Hollywood ending
to Robertson's saga. Begelman was
forced to resign as president of Colum-
bia and was indiaed on four felony
counts, including grand theft. He was
never prosecuted. He repaid Columbia
with interest and was eventually
rewarded tor his pecadiUoes with the
presidency of M.G.M . .U.A. Later he
told Barbara Walters in a pnme.ime in-
With wft Dina Mmill in 1982.
terview t.h'at there was no black.listing
of Clift Robemon. Al the time. director
Doug Thimbull and casting director
Toni Howard Wtte looking for some-
one to play opposite Natalie Wood in
an M.C.M . .U:A. production entttled
BtainSlonn. They went to ~man
and asked if it was true that Ro6ertson
was not blackli5ted.
"Of course not," Beaelman replied. "Good." said 1\'umooll. "He's star· rtn=r ne.xt film." n adds, with a laugh.
··~ immedlMely called Rona
Bamtt and took credit lor hirin~'
The floodptes ~ k>r •
son followlna Rona s announmnent
that he had been sJaned for the picture.
Now Robertson is aarrlng ln not one.
but three rums this year. Btainstorm,
Bob Foae's Siar 80 with Mariel Hem-
ingway and Clem with Jacqueline
8'slet. The moral: ~ alt6
loves to torglve and fOf8d -especially
If IPlritual 'eenerosJty promites box· omce pro&s.
Now th• his ordeel ls done, Robert· son can ll9o alord to be chlrilable. "I
hold no Inf mus toWlrd the town or the
lndUlb)'," he llYI-"I'm hlPPY and
•lltful to be worklna l@ln. But If I
hid never IMde another tum. I could
It ._ be proud of whll I did. I'm not
naive ~ lO thJnk that I IM'bCt ~~:k=::=~ • fnUl.lh." "' .
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For the first time ...
an mternatimuuly rmuwned floral artist
crmtes an original sculptured bell.
'Che
c5oniti ~ose
BY JEANNE HOLGATE
Life-size sculpture of intricate beauty
in hand-paintal ~ china ...
at the, very attr~ price of $60 ·
Entirely hand-painted.
Hand.decorated with pure 24 karat gold.
Issued in limited edition.
Fresh and annting. T1v .son;. &u is a triumph of two
pat uaditioru. Combining the beauty of floral 1CUlpture
... and the lilting gTaCe of a bell . . . in an enchanting new
wort in fine bone china lO enjoy and t:reasu~ aJwaya.
~ ~r of this dtlightfuJ 1eu1pture, Jeanne
Holpe. bu been accbimed as America'• Goctt floral
artist. Internationally admired, her work ia repraented in
the ~ floral an collectiona of the world, including the
Bribah MUteum, America'• famow Hunt C.Ollection, and
the ~ coUection of H~ Majesty Queen EIUabeth,
the Queen Motht:r, I
Here, the .U. bas c:apmred a roee in the radiant ~ oL &nt bloom.~ eouw:ing ~me ~ portray1 cwry w:in of each • ~ au-w: or
ellC:b pecal--e¥ie0 the tiny thorns growing out of, the
--. The colon are of a aubtlety that rivall oaw.re ibdf.
A8d dw cmapGeidon it aupm>ly united ~ the bell of
wWle boac cfUDa. which la hand-embeD.ithed with ttm
24 ..... fel'.
ID lbe cndition of the finett floTa1 eculpwra, nl S.-
.,, II~ fu.Dy Mfe--lize Each imponed bell will
be ..........,, budcra.ft.ecl uodeT the -.penWon of
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be ........ ~ wll be ·-•hied .,, i.nd. Aad ...-.x.e wod wil then be ~-Am by
llaf-pecal .., pecal.
.,~ fOr c:oOttton, thil is the flnt ICUlpninCl
bell ti; Jewl.t Holpee. It Will be ilfued in a 1inpe,
llililillllll ecldaD. A NICricUali Of juit..., ICWptuNd beU
,.... penoe will be enforced, ...-cl the IOca1 edidOa will be
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SPORTS AND
EXTROVERTS A
PFRFECT MATCH?
By John E. Gibson
11DJE OR FALS£1
I. Your sports preference reveals a lot
about how you feel about yourseif and
others.
2. Athletes don't aae as fast as the
general population. S. Men consider themselves better ath-
letes than women. and women agree.
4. People who run tend to eat more
than nonrunners.
~
I . 7>ue. Studies condUded by a team of
psycholosists at Bishop's University
(Canada) shoMd that prefettna! for
team sports is linked with the per-
sonality characteristics of the extrovert.
including such traits as 90dability. talk·
aliveness. impulsiveness. interest in
the penonalities ol others and oom-
patibility with all lcinds ol people. On
the IX.her hand. pt~a tor in-
dividual sports is associated wilh the
introwrt, who is inclined to be in-
dependent critical ol others. selective
ln choosing friends and a loner. The
saudy allo bmd a higher levd of seU-
esteem among males participating in
individual sports and &nong 6emaaes
. in team sports. ~Studies at the Uruvemy ol
Callb'nJa's nutritional sciences depart·
ment lndiaftd that athJetes and other
physically ac:tive people. even those
who ride a bicyde lor an hour a dly, · Ft more rniJe1ee from . what they eat
and asUnDate more vUmins. proteins
and trace demeldS than ~ leden-
t.uy pMOnS. Thus. th')' tend to look
better, teel beaer and retain their
)10Ulhful Yip' kJnaer.
S. FaJa lnV"feMon In a Pennsyl-
vania Stale Univmity ltUdy noted that
wMh Ina !M ! d partidpltion of females
in lpelfll IDd businea. both men and
women are be&innin8 to confront ~ abotll lhdr OWl'I lbWlles
and thole ot the oppolite lf!X. A ques-
tionr*re Interview ot men Ind women .mlle88 atudents mnduded that both
the mlle and fm'\lle tfJll>Oildel Ill
~ mllel to be more~
dlM In pme ~~mile ,..,,.. ... pef«M-..... to be bet·
-----~--·~ INnk. womel1 .. l&WMIY beaer .,..,.
en. Alie>. the~ idded, trlkl
Uh • lndlpipdiiic:e. •• •venw. ~. CornpN.not ind .., •• n ·quilkJel ~ed wih llhletic
lblllly. '° ,..,_ A un:r.iaiky o1 Ntw Mala>
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ing in age. sex and oa:upalion showed
a decreased intake of feod, cigarettes
and alcohol. pfus improved nutrition
and better sleeping habits as a result of
ru nning. The motivation for such ac-
"
tivity was described as a desire to feel logical differences between runners
better physically (92.5 percent) and and nonrunners found runners to be
psychologicaJly (87.3 percent). control less outeoins and polished, and more
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By Doreen Bierbrier
To help pay the mongase. a srowine number of home-
owners are renting part of their
homes to tenants.
Sharing your house with renters has
other advantages besides money.
Tenants can help YoU with the
The onJy way to set a fair rent is to do
some homework and find Ol.IJ the s<>ina
rates for rentals in your area. Look in
the newspaper under the classified sec·
lions "Roommates:· or "Houses. Apart-
ments to Share." fi~. check for those
rentals that are in the same geograph-
ical location as your house Then com-
pare the features of the rentals m the
newspaper to your rental, and find out
how much rent is being asked. Later
YoU can even ask potential tenants
who look at your house how your rent
compares with other houses they have
seen.
WW I ta.ft to ecx:ept anyone • a
tienanl1: No. An owner can pretty
much choose an)'One he wants as a-
tenant if the renter will be shanng a
house with the owner. The F'air Hous-
J in8 Law of 1968 bars discrimination
5 based on race, color. religion. sex or na-J tional origin in connection with the f sale or rental of most housing, but it J does not apply to " ... rooms or units
"' in dwdhngs oontaining hving quaners
occupied or intended to be occupied by
no more than four families living in·
dependently of each other, if the owner
actual~ maintains and occupies one of
such hving quarters as his own resi-
dence."
household chores: they can provide a
meawre of security 1f you would other·
wise Uve alone. Some abo play Mono-
poly with you on bleak Salurday nights
ind listen when you've had a rotten
day al work.
the chief disadvantase to livtne with
others ls a lack of total privacy. People
also tell horror stories a.bout tenants
who didn't pay their rent. dldn't wash
their dishes and had a succession of
boyfriends or slrlfriends who used the
bathroom at 3 In the morning.
~ are answers to some of the
moet commonly asked questJons about
rentlJ18 to a tenant.
'-'t 11 ~ to reat put al a rt I'• t ...._ to udmia't:
Usually OO::n mo!lt jurildictions it ls
perfectly ~ br an owner to share a houte wllfi a limited number of
unrelated people who pay him rent.
Usual~ two to slx renten are permitted
in a liNde-f amJly residence..
Whit ls l1lOffJ c:ommonly prohibited
by local law ls a rental 1rranaement in whk:h ldd.iaional, or~. dwell· fn8 \.l\b h.tve been Clll'ved OUI ol a
~y raldence ln • netahbor-
hoOd de19llled tor ~Y unit.&. 'bar k>cal Dllna ollCe can teU you lhe laws .,, your dry Of a>unty.
llew-*~•••awldt
The mosl important qu.'!SOOn to ask
yourself for each prospective renter LS,
"Do I feel comfortable with this In·
dividualT' Evaluate each candidate on
hlS personal merits.
Where can I find teaanla?: You will
probably IJel yow quic.kest results by
running a weekend ad in the dassified
section of the largest n r that
services your localUy.
Another good meth
through your own
and relatives. You ma
notices It work. church
libraries, booit.ores. dubs
tlons, etc.
How llloald I 9CreeD poemdal
' lldt Very carefully. The single
molt Important part of the rental prot,
ee11 lt tenant Rlectk>n.
There are three key eJementJ you
ehould look tor. other than penonal
ooml>ltJbUlty: (1) ls this Individual
•eadlly erriployed? (2) How dld this
penon aet Ilona In the IMt ~he
ret6declf (3) Is thri penon wllllnt to pay
the amount of~ I am ~In•
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SUBJECT
IS ROSES
one amall. Avoid such a>mblnlllons u
two 8'lnt lol'll plltemt wkh one tiny
pattern.
If you're Ullnt MVetll Pllttma In
one room. you ~ ftnd thM a IOlld-Cllb' q wtU holl the wt*8 Khlml
9Dlld*e1 or )IOU mWtt CDmplM a ~·
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New UDS Corlli)ut~r Telephones
To Be Sold For Only $10 Apiece
In Mammoth Publicity Drive
AH who wish to apply for a new Computer Telephone
should write to the company address below
before Midnight, March 28, 1983 ~
NEW YORK-One million
new UDS Computer Tele-
phones with electronic mem-
ory and pushbutton dialing
will be sold as part of a publi-
city campaign for only $10 a-
piece to the first one million
person& who write to the com-
pany address before Midnight,
March 28, 1983.
These are the same famous
UDS Computer Telephones to
be nationally publicized in The New
York Times. TV Guide and other lead-
ing magazines, with electronic re-dial
(which automatically keeps re-dialing
busy or unanswered numbers till they
answer) and electronic "mute'' (which
lets you talk "co.nfidentially'' without
putting your hand over the mouthpiece.)
Only half the size (and half the weight)
of standard phones, they also have ad-
justable electronic ringers, which means
you· can turn them "ofr'-for complete
silence-whenever you don't want to be
disturbed. And when you finish your
call, you don't have to bother hanging
up-simply put the unit down (any-
where you please) and it will hang iuelf
up, automatically. .
fl These new U DS Computer Telephones
are FCC-approve~ anct requi~ no in-
1tallation. Simply plua them into the
tame modular outletl u your pre1ent
rotary dial or pushbutton
phones. You can then legally
return your present phones to
the phone company, saving
yourself up to $8 a month (or
over $90 a year) /or each
phone you return.
These new UDS Computer
Telephones will not be sold at
this price by the company in
any store. To obtain one at
this price, apply in writing to
the company address no later than
Midnight, March 28, 1983.
Each phone carries a full one-year
money-back guarantee, and tbe com-
pany will replace it, free of charge, if it
ever fails to function. There is a limit of
two (2) phones per address at this price,
but requests which are mailed early
enough (before March 20) arc permitted
to order up to S phones.
to apply for a new UDS Computer
·Telephone, mail this original printed
notic~ together with your name and
address an<l$10 for each phone desired.
Add $2 shippina and handling for each
phone you are requesting. Mail to:
Carter IL Vail Peel, UDS . Compater
Tel~e Offer. Dept. 613-llft Box
1221, WiitburJ. New York 115'5.
(VJl,11)
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There's an old saw that says if
you want attractive offspring.
it's a good idea to be~ look·
Ing parents. Apparently that
holds true for llowers. too.
Nine years In development. the FAMUY
WFLXJY rose, seen on our cover page,
was graced wih spedaCUlar-looki
parents, ~ to Tom Carruth~ Annstrona Nursenes In Ontario, Calif .•
who p=ed the new hybrid exclu-
sively for· AM11Y w~
"Its modler is a varier)' called Angel
Face, a lavender ftoribunda [a type that srows In d~ and its father Is a tea
role caUed Doutile Delight, which~
been the most popular rose fur the last
10 " explains c.anuth. ~father role operw white and, •
it matures, it changes or 'blushes" to a
ruby red. The blushing quality is one of
the characteristics It has imparted to
the FAMilY WEf.JQY rose. Both pamus
give olf a delicious 9Ceflt and so. of
course, does their olfshoot.
The FAWRY WEfJQY rose offers a
panoply ot mlor -from its creamy
richne9 tn the bud stage to a ruby-&avender when it's in full bloom. And it
is deftnftejy a good mix.et "It's unique
haw lncredibtY II blends with pinks,
lavenders, whites, or even reds, in the
garden,~ Carruth says.
Unlike 90l'ne rose varieties. this one
is hardy and doesn't need parnperins.
Carrut.h's rule of thumb: '7he newer
the hybrid, the better the vigor.'· Once
in the ground. the FAMllY WE.EJ<LY rose
plant will begin to develop into an al·
tractive. rounded bu.sh of medium to
low height. Depending on geographical
location and climate. it will be in nower
~in an avenge of six ~ks=f ant·
ing -~ you'll find it blooms
Wth ~ '!"alerina and mon y
feedi.nQ with equal parts of nitrogen
phospf\orus and potassium, the plant
will reward you with annJoads ot large
Rowers with good cutting ltet"M. WMost
people today want to grow a rose that
will smell like a rose and have brilliant
coloration,'' scrJS Carruth. ·we were
looking for a new color and intense fn8ranc:e. in the f AMll.)' WEOOY rose.
we got them both." One cut bloom will
perfume an entire room. he says as-
suredly.
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Contraty to popular belief, rose culti-
vation is not difftcult. Any adequately
drained soil that will grow vegetables
or other flowers will produce roees. Fol-
low these guidelines:
• The location selected for your roses
PINN Nnd the new F1mlly Weekly Rose •
cti.cked betow. I muat be Ntlefled with the
growth end bloom or I need only return th• ship-
ping lllbel for full refund.
0 One F.,,,11y Weettly Rose, $a.96
O 2 for sn.75 0 3 for S17.50
O Check or money order encloeed, plu• 90c I* order tow•d postage .,d h90dllng.
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should receive at least six hours of
sunlight daily and contain no living
tree roots that might compete with
the roses for food and moisture.
• When planting. die a hole tarse enoosh to spread out the roots with·
out tangling or aowdlng and deep
eflOU8h to that the aown (the stems
above the roots) will be al proper
depth. Where the severity of lhe
dlrnaae juJtities winter protection,
the aown should be an inch or so
below the surface ot the soil. In more
moderate dlmates. it may be level
with or slightly above the surllce.
• When filling the hole with sotl. seal·
ter a small handful of a balanced
ratio of commercial fertilizer around
each plant. fertUl.zer should not be
mixed with the soil at plantins time.
When applied 00 the Stlrface, Its des-
cent' is so gradual that it does not
reach the roots until they have de--
vetoped suftidently to receive it.
• Roses. like most flowers. do best
with frequent ~ waterings. Oieck
with a rose-planting guide for your
geographical location.
• rn pruning an established plant. all
cuts should be made just above a
bud. and all dead wood should be
removed.
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Celebrities love roses. Elizabeth
Taylor adores lavender ones lo
match her eyes. Ann-Margret
will take any color rose so long
as it's pink. Olivia Newton-John, Burt
Reynolds and Zsa Zsa Gabor favor yel·
low Jimmy Stewart is fond of sending
red roses.
These are jusa some of the 11db1ts
shared by Fred Gibbons. who wuh
partner Harry Finley runs Flower Fash-
1e>ns Inc .• a httle Dower shop in Beverly
Hills with a big show-biz clientele.
Gibbons. who hails from TE:xarkana.
Ark .. came to Hollywood 25 years ago
to become a movie star. but decided in·
stead to be a florist to the famous.
According to Gibbons. ··nearly every·
one sends Rowers to everyone else in
Beverly Hills." They do it for weddings
and divorces. births and bar mitzvahs,
Shy .a een _,,..
.aid lloUJen In their
own .,,edal IDaJt
when a film starts production or a 1V
series is canceled -and just for fun
"People are still talking about some
or the extravaganzas we've organized,"
says Gibbons, whose sh91> has $k>ne
everythin~~ ·a Roman-style ban·
quet tor 's Palace to a Ren&S-
sance sunrise wedding ceremony tor
Karen Black. But the particularly
memorable one was a Las Vegas bash
in honor or Frank Sinatra. The million·
dollar winter wonderland party (in the
middle of July) was complete with live
doves, tountalns and tons of white
roses. Qbbons and his partner Oew
around the world to personally hand
~liver 50 invltaOons to royalty. along
with three dozen long-slem white
roses. N. least · half of them accepted
and turned up. "N. the last minute.
Sinllfa didn't show," says Gibbons,
''but the party went on anyway."
Stars with a reputation tor being shy
or reclulive will order fJowers in their own apec_tll way. Gibbons tells us thll
Marlon Brando, a bl& spender who
thlnks nothlng of ordering five or 10
<loan roteS 11 a time, always calls
ahead before sending a Umousane with
a liened card In a &aled envdope and
peyment ln cash-to there's no record
of a bUJlnt lddrea Jimmy Stewart, on
the other hand, Ilka to drop by • he
did thll i.. Oiri.mas. "He tettJtd hit
llnky frame Into a c.h.ir and wrott all
the cards to tuck Into the ftower1
ordered." Oibbont 11)'1. •
Ther. en, of count. t\uardt and un-
UIUll requlltJ thll IO with the ter-
rilDf'Y. "If wt didn't have 1n unlllrtd nurribtr." 11ys Oibbon1, "we'd bt on
• 11M&11•• ••
call 24 hours. Now we just avoid the
late-night calls. which usually came
from the Las Vegas crowd."
Gibbons and his partner have atso
learned to be wary or certain cus--
tomers. like the one who rushed in to
order flowers for rock star Rod Stewart.
only to tum around and pursue the
shop's truck to learn where the star lived.
But the Flower Fashions driver even·
tually gave him the slip.
And m the unusual requests cate-
gory. Gibbons has even delivered paid·
for-in-advance flowers lo telephone
booths' fW
[I] guess c:vcryonc ruas a dream.
For my husband John and me,
it W2S being able to own a home in
a nice ndghborhood And ~to
my ca.rcxr sdling Tuppc:rw:&tt brand
products. our dcom aunc rruc!
"When I ~c:d dgtu years ago, I
rcatty dktn 't have any prcvi~ sales
experience. The very thought of going
to woric in saJ~ was frightening ... and
yet exciting. too. But I surprisa.I John,
ouc friends, our f.unily ... everyone!
We got our home hctt in Camarillo ...
nearly doubkd its size ... fuml5hcd
tt ... and now, ~·re puning m y
Tuppc:rwarc earnings away to cn1argc
the dining room and ranodd lhc
ldtchcn!
"I've found dl2t w fin2ncia1
ttWal'ds with Tuppc:rwarc arc limited
only by my own energy. Turning an
<*Ser home into our dream home
was 8JCU. And the: feeling of doinR
somcth.lng useful and meaningful
with my Uk tm bttn a tremendous
personal discovay fbr me."
PAM ANDE.RSON
C4MARJUO, CAUFORNIA
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er tt-entering the market?
k Well, it's certainly time for lhe small
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' /' / peen. suasests a recent study at Boston -< Y Univ~ on toddler communicalion. .~~ For three years. Edward Muell~
By Susan Lapinski 'T eddy bear down!" mes 2-year-old Jessica after waaching her
favorite toy tall off a chair.
· "Yes. teddy took a tumble,
didn't he?" responds Jes*.a's mother.
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learn by lislenm,. by imitating and by
making connectt00s between what is
~ and whal results. expem say. And
now researdlers ate finding out how
children can be helped in this impor-
t~ learning prooes5.
"A child needs to learn how to add to
his own speech 90 he can sound like
his parents." says Kdth Nelson. Ph.D .•
a pmles9or of P5YdlOkllY al Pennsyt-
vlllia State Oriivenitf. In several
llUCleS of 2~-dds and their mothers
in this cnuntry and in Sweden, Nebon
"YI he h• oblerved thll pan9S CIP mike a reel dillerence In how QUiddy
thdr children develop verbal skllls. -
For eumple, in the case of Jesaica
and the tumbli~ teddy bear. Nelton
8YI th• JeM6c.a s mother dki all the IW1t tbinlll: She responded lmmedlate-
ty Ind d"h lnterest to whll Jalica had
10 19y, and she "recast" the meaning of
Jemic:a'• at.Mement into a new 1entenc:e
wkh difleset.. words.. Thus, Jeseica Is
mlde to feel competent ln h« ..,eech
-she tea thlt others can undenland
tMr. The recMJns 111o ~et Jeseb to '-" lnOlher way of thlt her tlddY beer fleU down. .. •
dlld's rnelOinl b\I ~ m a
MW lent~ I mother fves I child ~andanew~" N= :,.. n more Jib& to ln· a..-their vocabulutel by wldna
Ph . D , associate professor of
psychology. videotaped the actions of
male toddlers le:55 than 3 years of age
in play groups. Children this aee may
have as many as 700 words In their
vocabularies. according to Mueller. Yet
the 600 videotapes produced by the
study show that the children were
haidly verbal. Their play centered on
shared fascination with ot>;ects and
toys and lacked understandable words
or sentences.
After observing the way toddlers
communicate with each ocher -main-
ly by banging on a table. gesturing and
repeating sounds -Mueller concludes
that "words are irrelevant in a play
group" because the children are I~
cused on learning how 10 play.
Thai leaves parents with the main
responsibility tor tuning up .children's
Reading book
to your chUd will help
Improve Ida language.
talking abilities. Besides using the effec-
tive recast method to encnurage new
talkers, Nelson sugests that parents
shouJd also:
•Show enthusiasm tor things that
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talking Wih you will be enjoy~
• Refrain from using baby talk wirh
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~ thal Is too simple may slow
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I~ lnaeed. drop the "8ht US9
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IS THERE LIFE
AFTER COMA?
By Michoe1 D' Antonio
For 17-year~ld Cartton Rogers,
who lay deep \t a ooma.
Thanbgiving Day 1980 bqan
the way f!Vf!!t'f day for the pas
lour months had besun-The nurses
came in to chan&e the linen of his
hospital bed and adiust his position to
prevent bedsores. Next, the dodo'\
made their examinations. Carlton'"
family -his mother and father. uncles
and aunu -would be8in their daily
vigil at 10 o'c.lock, even though in the
months sincr the YoU'l8 man was
llJ'UCk by a drunk drtv~ while hitch·
hiking to his suburban Washington,
D.C .. borne. there had been no• he would ~ wake up ap.in. But thts day
would be different. When the nune
changed the tube inserte4 In Carlton's
throat to keep him breathing. he 9lruft" Sled briefly to COOldousness and Cl'Olked. "Stop!" Carlton lqen had
t>esun to wake up. Rogers eventually awoke fully. He, of
ooune, CX>OSkien hlmldf extremely
brtunate. but thal doesn't mean h&
troUbles are over. To Carlton. the k>ur
monthJ he lay uncxwdoul eeem easy
CDmpll'ed IO the two yean he has
tl)eflt trytna to put hls Ille bllCk
~·the advent ot lhock.aauma onm and new medk:ar te:hnlques.
more and more ~ are belrwl blouflt oUt ot coma Of the 70.000
Mnliicw muck llCh yw by the ~ ot • coml. 50 perolnt recxNer.
Bui the '*" end .,.. don't met
Wih wlikll up. Tholi who ~ .. ... ~for Ille and IT\Ullt fa
poblllTll edefa .. only beltMinl to
understand.
"It's a reialivefy unexplored field
because we never had this many ~
pie coming out of oomas." says Dt Jef.
trey Batth. diJeclor ol the neoropsy·
dlOlogy assessment laboratory at the
University ol Virginia Medical Center.
A coma ls a state of profound uncon-
sciousness from which the patient can-
not be aroused. even by powerful
stimuli. It may be caused by a head In-
jury or by a condition 5UCh m a stroke.
Mosl of those who do wake up do to
within the first six months; after that
time there is llttJe hope. (There is prac-
tically nothing thal can be done to heip
ooma victims wake up, though doctors
believe stimulating the senses could
help.) R«overtna victims have many
problems to contend wih. They have
all lo9t time. In 10me cues months.
And bec.aute moat coma victims have
suftered a he.ad Injury, there ls general-
ly brain d.anwl8e. leading to whal doc>
tors call po11-<:::on<:uSllve Syndrome -a
oomblnadon Of dizzlnea, poor coor-
dination, amnesia and fatigue -and
that may be only the tip of the Iceberg.
Many victims ftnd their pmonallties
haw chanaeci Handlonle. b6ond and athJetic. Carl-
ton Rolen today lhows few ph)'lkal
liQr\I t:l h1I ordeal. But he knows he's
dillerent now. Hll oonoentntlon Is
poor. He doesn't remember recent
ewr1t1, .. Ind l*>Pe tdl me rYec:hllwll."
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COMA
people can become exuberant; In•
trospective people can become sullen.
Wide mood swings are common and so
are religious conversions.
V1C1ims are also dogged by the
unanswerable questK>n . "Why me?"
Dr. Paul Mc.Oelland. asststant professor
of psychiatry and director of
consoltation·Uaison for psychiatric ser·
vices at University Hospital, ohen tells
his patients of the girl who convinced
herself she came from another planet
because that was the only way her
mind could explain her terrible acci·
dent.
A neuropsychologist, McClelland
works with reooverins coma victims
who have been treated at the hospital's
shock-trauma emergency center.
'We've 8Qlten very good at saving peo-
ple. and we're even harnin~ to help
them wake up from comas,· explains
McClelland "But not enough IS being
done to help people with the after-
eJfects of a coma Couples often break
up, families are tom apart because
t.hlnss have changed. But the old per·
!On didn't die, and we have to help
him get better."
Families and friends can play a criti-
cal role in a coma patient's return to
normal life. Dr. M<.<leJland stresses.
Though there could be a tendency to
treat victims in a special way, that's
often the last thing they need. "By
treating them differently, they become
dttfe~t." says Mc:Clelland. "If you take
away all of a person's responsibilities.
that person becomes less responsible.
If you take away the role he or she
once played in the family, say it's the
father who was in a coma. you lake
away part of his or her identity." he
adds.
To help bolster a coma victim's sense
of well being, Dr. McClelland works
with entire famUles. A team of
lpedalists at Universif)' Hospital deter·
mines both the physical and ~
logical factors of a patient's oondltion.
Mtaelland then tells everyone con·
cemed what to expect, and he counsels
them on ways to ease the ooma v}aim
toward a normal life. It's often a long,
gradual proc:ns, but he says thll even
illOtl! who a1fler permanent bra.in
datnlQe can rgaln many funaiona. In <:artton ~·s cue. the moec
ctncull phys~em Involved his ..,.ch. He an apentk>n to
~him keep ~hlna while he was
uncon.dous. That. combtned wtth hls .. lnjury. Id him wtth llmked con.
U'OI ol hit ~ -and lot Catlton
M hll bem'I atJemety p!Mnful. "I
w.ak u~," he 11)'1. "Ind w.yth 'a ftne until I open my
moulh. lhtY thlnk I'm
... did. I ti)' not to let 1t bQther me,
bul II doll.'"
ft I 11 ctMn UW llowty unmtllftl
the ..... t..t tnJurill hlW on be-M¥tor Ind .,.. runaAonl. Dr. &11th
breaks mental functions down into six
categories: Intelligence. abstract •
reasqnins. mental flexibility, memory,
motor skills and problem solvins. C.Oh-
trolled by various parts of the brain,
any or all of the functions can be al-
feded by a head injury. By subjectins
coma patients to a battery or tests.
Barth can detennine 1he1r specific
problems. 'The normal recovery curve
lasts about 18 months after they regain
consciousness," he explains Nearly all
of the functions that are going to be re-
saineci. he says, will come back during
that 18 months.
Because Barth must help patients
with the psychological side e#fects of
their injuries. he has to set an accurate
picture of what the patient was like
before the accident or illness. "We talk
to fam ily, friends. teachers. all kinds of
people. We try to figure out through
interviews and school records what
Doctors are llndlng that
the brain can recover in
!"any caae&
kind of person he was befo~ the acri-
dent and how he might be different
now."
Barth is also examining how baSc
personality traits are ohen magnified
by head injuries that are seriou.s
enough to cause a coma. While pa-
tients may not be radically different
people after a coma. their personalities
could be more intense. "A serious per-
son most likely will become even more
serious," explains Barth. Problems
arise, he says. when those magnified
traits begin to dominate every part of
daily life. Also, in ~ of head in·
juries, patients often suffer damage to
the part of the brain that inhibits im-
pulsive actk>ns.
The 8C>Od news is that in many cases
doc.tors are finding out the brain has
more recnperative abilities than ex-
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~ have documented the
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. notes and ''talking." though
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