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San Diego, CA (San Diego Co .) San Diego Union (Cir . D . 2 17,089) (Cir . S. 34 1 ,840)

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fa r IIU /Padr~ controller Bob Wells to go to bat for glamour of sports accounting Accoun ( gen rally acknowl• ----------- Fee: $15. 11:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, 2435 Jeffer- Thursday, noon lunch seminar; free sioner of the IRS, April 25, 11:30 a.m.- ed ed to be a good, solid and often Around Town "Growth and Development vs. son St., Old Town. Sponsor: Intema- at Office Pavilion, 9220 Trade Place, 2:30 p.m., U.S. Grant Hotel ballroom, lucr 1ve care r. But the work of the ------------ Conservation of San Diego's Non-Re- tional Association of Business Com- Miramar area. Reservations re- 326 Broadway. Sponsor: American ''num r lover " gen rally Is not a - ••. in business newable Resources," luncheon meet- municators. Reservations requested: quired: Debi Moore, 566-1834. Cancer Society and J.H. Cohn and Co. oc1ated with Hollywood•type glam• ------------ ing of the Society for Marketing Pro- 232-2888. Cost: $12 members, $15 non- "Social Networking in Client Man- Reservations required: 299-4200. Fee: ur. fessional Services, Wednesday, noon, members. agement," breakfast/lecture, Friday, $35. Not o th sports accounting. for our food vendors. The city owns the Atlantis Restaurant, 2595 Ingra- "How to Lessen Your Tax Bur- 7:30 a.m., USD, Manchester Confer- Women in Sales meeting, April 26, " ports accounting i comparable the stadium, and the Padres are only ham. Reservations at 231-5738. Cost: den," free seminar, Thursday, 2-3 ence Cen~ Park. Registra- 5:30-8:30 p.m., Tom Ham's Light- to th th at r n that we are ro- a tenant, so the city maintains the $18 members, $23 non-members. p.m., or Saturday, 9:30-10:30 a.m., tion: 260-4585. Fee: $15, includes con- house, 2150 Harbor Drive, Harbor Is- ucing som thing, and we are paymg stadium, including grounds crew and "The Times Mirror Co." lunch Prudential-Bache Securities, 16536 tinental breakfast. land. Meeting to be a 'Table-Top' ses• cnl. We are a rv1ce-oriented en- clean-up after games." presentation, with its vice president Bernardo Center Drive, Rancho Ber- "Condominium Owners and Their sion where members and non-mem- rtainm nl, so we will have to deal Still another aspect i promotions. of finance and director of investor nardo. Reservations requested: 485· Rights and Responsibilities Under bers may reserve a table for $25 to with receipt for the night an con- The Padre:; have a promotions de- relations, Wednesday, noon-2 p.m., 8400. the Law," $30 seminar on community display their goods and/or services. c iona1r ," said Bob Wells, con• partment but it's up to someone like 10th floor, California First Bank "Effective Facility Management association law, Saturday, 9 a.m.- Meeting cost only: $8 members, $15 roll r for th San Diego Padre . Wells to determine whether the Building, Sala Granda Room, 530 B for Office Facility Managers," noon; also on Saturday, "The Posi- non-members Well will speak bout sports ac- event or giveaway has been profita- St. Sponsor: Financial Analysts Soci- Wednesday, noon lunch seminar; "Ef- tively Organized Office," $40 semi- C'est Creatif Design and Market- counting at a dinner seminar Thurs- ble. ety of San Diego. Reservations re- fective Office Environments and Fa- nar, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., SDSU, Col- ing has moved to a new office locat- ilay, pon ored by the National A o- Th e topics and sports accounting quired by noon tomorrow: Michael cility Planning for Architects and lege of Extended Studies Classrooms. ed in the Design Center at 4010 More- clation of Accountants. in general will be discussed Thurs- Whitehurst, 239-3034. Complimentary Designers," Wednesday, 6 p.m. with Registration: 265-5152. na Blvd., Suite 232, San Diego. "It l h lpful to have an under• day :it the Gentlemen's Choice Res- lunch. wine-and-cheese reception, and "Ef- "Coping with Tax Reforms: The -Compiled by Melanie Ross-Smith landing and inter t In baseball, but taurant, 1511 E. Valley Parkway, "The Role of the U.S. Department fective Office Environments for Law IRS Perspective," luncheon lecture """.,._..___ .-ii_ / th ! 1c accountmg rules are the Escondido. A social hour begins at of Labor Employment Standards and Firms and Other Professionals," with Lawrence B. Gibbs, commis- • me, said Wells, 33, hunself a for• 5 30 p.m., dinner at 6:30 pm. and the Federal Contract Compliance Pro- m r ballplayer at the high school nd speaker will be introduced at 7:30 grams in the Enforcement of Affirm- college levels. "If you can handle the p.m. Cost of the dinner and lecture, ative Action and EEO Requir~ments production of rrewdrivers, you can open to the public, is $15. Regarding Federal Government Con• handl acc?unling in ba eball; it i n't tracts," luncheon meeting of the soph1 heated a manufacturmg s mlnar• and Mi•cellaneou•: North County Personnel Association, om thing. With a general account• "Fmanc1al Planning for Retired Wednesday, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Pea mg education you can step Into it " and Working Investors," class, to- Soup Andersen's, 1·5 and Palomar W 1ls add d ''Two of the ba ic morrow, 7 p.rn., Room 123, Patrick Airport Road, Carlsbad. Cost: $12, rul to be follow d ar reconcilia• Henry High School, 6696 Wanderm- non-members; $10, members. Ion of am (game receipts) and ere Drive, San Diego. Sponsor: San "Interpersonal Communication h mov m nt of players from team Diego Community College District. Skills," lunch program, Thursday, o team, but I also stress ca h man• San Diego, CA (San Diego Co.) San Diego Union (Cir . D. 217,089) (Cir. S. 341,840) APR 23 1988 Jllle11'• P. C. B Esr. 1888

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agem nt, fundamentals of account- ing, fmancial analy is and a general know! dge of bas ball." A very Important aspect of sports ccounting, ay Well , 1 player con• trac . To that add deahng with major league contracts, bonuses, sal• ri , d ferred compensation, and d t rmln n the v lue of the contract today. "You can hire a contractor or do th hiring and payroll in-house," Wells aid. ''The Padres hire the events staff which includes ticket ell rs, ush rs and security. But we e the contractor Service America Another pect is game opera• ho .

Talks planned on African economic reform ~lr':i~binson Jr., president To date, it has provided more than back, for buying weaving equipment

"Economic Reform and Recovery in Africa: What Works and Why?" The talk, moderated by Robert Caldwell, editor of San Diego Union Sunday opinion section, will be held at the International Center on the campus of the _Uni~sity of San Die_g_o. The.public is invited. Tuesday, Robinson will talk about trade and investment opportunities in Africa during a 7:30 a.m. busines · breakfast at the Embassy Suites Hotel in La Jolla. The cost is $1/

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100 grants to community-based proj- ects in 23 African countries. One specific project that Robinson plans to discuss involves women in the village of Desai in Zambia. In 1985, the foundation made a $14,025 loan to a group of women weavers in Desai. The women used the money, which has been paid

of the African Development Founda- tion, will begin a series of talks here tomorrow on economic reform and recovery in su!>-Saharan Africa. The African Development Founda• tion, created by Congress in 1984, provides financial assistance through grants, loans and loan guarantees to farmers and small businesses.

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Robinson will make a presentation about this project at 6:30 p.m. tomor- row at the Educational Cultural Com~lex, 4343 Ocean View Blv~., and he w~ll presen~ the same proiect to the-City Council at 2 p.m. Monday. At 7 p.m. Monday, Robinson will update the World Affairs Council on

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SEMINAR The benefits and problems of "En- trepreneunng" will be discus~ed at 8 a.m. at the ~nchester Conference Center. Dr. Wil- llarT! Soukup USD asso.:1ate pro1essor of man- gemer't ,;ill explore the characteristics and app caches of entrepreneurs ar>d their influence on an organiza11on The hour-long se-ninar will be preceded by a 7·30 a 'Tl 'Onllnental break- fast The fee 1s $15. For r •g•stra1 on rnformation call 260-4585. ;;f;;'J/i5 ·

Th(s ye~r, La Jolla designers Bonme Sipe of Sipe Design Debo1 ah Thomas of McCartne; and Thomas, Mary Clare Brandt of Adelma Liefgreen and A~sociates and Robert Magruder ot Magrude1 Interior Design are a_m_ong. the 18 designers par- t1c1pat111g in the Designers Showcase I'hc house is almost a guide to what not to do in a significant remodeling project Not only was the historicity of the original structure destroyed, the ar- c h1 t ec t 's intentions were obliterated r he charm of the house, evident in old photographs, is gone. f_t was "frustrating," said in- tenor designer Mary Clare Brandt, to work on a house badly remodeled. Brandt remodeled a bathroom in the house. Debbie Thomas, in charge of tl~e master bath, had to get rid of pink flocked wallpaper and dolphin fixtures installed in the

'50s. "ln our design concept we did want to keep a feeling that this finished product had all the modern conveniences, yet had the charm and classic features of the house. What is unfortunate I think , is that they replaced all ;he original doors a?d windows with metal," said Tftp as.

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sman in the late J 920s. the house was built. said Wilson, for Mrs. _ W.L McCormi k as a retirement home in 1926. - . The Camino de la Costa house is_ the _14th of the San Diego H1stoncal Society's annual - Designer Showcasr Houses, co sponsored by the merican Society ol Interior Oesigners. Each spring the society locates a historically significant house and members of the San Diego chapter of the American Society of Interior Designeh fill the house's interiors • _The remodeled house will open with a benefit gala tomorrow night. Group tours will be given the week of April 24 thi ough JO, and the house is open to the public May I through 22. The $10 per person tickets will benefit the Historical Society·s preservation efforts and the educational pro- grams of the ASID.

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/, La Jollan appointed :) '1 • as ca pa1 n director E Jdack Boyce, Regional Director of the North Arn . C JI n owment Campaign has encan o ege Jollan Sara Finn as the'Cam a?n~u;ed t~e appointment of La Joining Finn on the North x_:gn. s ay Diocesan J?irector. are Jack Boyce, who heads th ;ncan C~llege Steering Committee of the Holy Sepulchre and is v~ este~n Lieutenancy ~f th_e Knights Diego, and Rev. Daniel Dilla~e pr~s1dent of the Umvers1ty of San Vicar for the Catholic Diocese 0 ~~g t!·D,, J.C.L., the Judicial Nor_ih American College. an iego and an alumnus of the •inn is president of Sara Finn Pub)' . her own company she was th . ic Relations. Before forming University of San •Di~o Sh e Director of Public Relations at tpe Livable Places the San· D'e serves on the Boards of Partners for Society of Am~rica, the Ci~eg~/~hap~~ of the Pub_lic Relations Board, the Governmental Afiairs B~~d iego Intema~1onal Affairs of Commerce, and the Parish C ·1 of the San Diego Chamber Jolla, ounc1 of All Hallows Church, La She was educated by the Reli i f inducted into the Papal O d gfo~s o th Sacred Heart and was Dillabough attended th/N~r~h le ~oly Sepulchr~ in 1982. 1970-75 and returned to serve as themencan ,cou_ege m Rome from Formation from 198)- 87 wh'I Co!lege D1rector of Pastoral Heading the National Co I e ~~mp:etmg his graduate studies. lege Endowment Cam • i_ruru ee or th e North American Col- The National Episcop~~t::S Rus!e\Kendall of Houston, Texas. Reh. His Eminence Joseph ~::~ J~ tBe Most Reverend Francis R. John Cardinal O'Connor r ma . ernard and His Emminence Episcopal Chairmen of the caare s_ervmg as Honorary National M mpa1gn. sgr. Larence M Purcell s T D . College in Rome w·hich f. · ·, is the present Rector of the seminarian are ~esen 1 was ?u nd ed i~ 1859. Four San Diegan American Colic!. t Y prepnng for priestly service at the North The fluctuations of the world monetar . and the steady devaluation of the d 11 : market; increased pices the academic and pastoral O ar, ave presented a threat to seminary in Rome The North rogr~ms at America's national Campaign has rai ~dover $4 mill'me~1cahn IColleg~. The nationwide crisis. ion ° e P alleviate this economic Finn stated: "Financial support r h Endowment Campaign will assur~r :he Nort~ American College leadership and quality graduate educati e /ontmua~ce of strong Diego Diocese. The church in the U .t ~°s or th ~pnes_ts of the San laity, Bishop and priest alumni to :::a~ thtateds _is calling upon the e e nve a success." / L

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