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FUN'S OVER -After squishing and splasing at the Fifth
Annual Mud Olyplpics at University Community Park in
Irvine, 13-year-old J ohn Karam took his tum with the hoee to
wash the mt.,.ck olf.
Co1nniedia Dell 'Arte
at Pageant 'nioving'
By JERRY HERTENSTEIN
Ofltle.,.., Not .....
LAGUNA BEACH -What
had been suspected for years
concerrung the Pageant of the
Masters has at long last been
confirmed.
That isn't statuary on the
Irvine Bowl stage and hillsides.
Those figures in paintings aren't
~ mere paint.
By gosh -they are human!
The art world was turned
upside down here Friday night
when one of the frailties of being
human occurred -error.
Three persons posing on a
h illside, pretending to be
porcelain figures. not only moved
before the entire presentAltion of
Commedia Del 'Arte was
completed but vanished.
They left their pedestals to
return to the dressing rooms
before the center stage curtain
opened on the finale of the
complicated number.
That's a no-no in an event that
for 49 years (the first living
picture was in 1933) has as its
firsl requirement to hold as still
as humanly possible.
But if it had to happen it came
at an appropriate time.
It was comic relief to a scene
depicting the classic comedians
Pulcinella and Harlequin in a
variety of situations.
There were. in addition to the
trio on the hill to the right, others
posing on the hillside to the left
of the audience. single figures to
stage right and left as well as a
cluster of posers cent.er stage.
It's the most ambiuous piece of
the nightly pageant and is
presented JUSt before
intermission.
The miscue seemed to delight
an audience consisting mostly of
media personnel. civic dignitaries
and members of ihe Festival of
Arts association.
It gave them something to talk
about dunng intermission.
Cast members can't be faulted.
They followed cue.
"It was a mixup in lighting and
music cues," said Carl Calla~ay,
technit'al director and stage
manager.
Callaway has worked with the
pageant 38 years and while he
has seen a lot he said this was a
first. That was the comment of
several longtime pageant
observers.
"What can you say?" said Glen
Eytchiso n , the pageant's
youthful direct.or. "We are so
close yet ·so far (from a near
perfect production) but you can't
let things like this get t.o you."
The boo-boo didn't spoil what
was otherwise a smooth-flowing
presentation under a starr y, cool
night.
The audience commented most
and applauded longest for the
more humorous productions.
The Bil( Catch, a watercolor by
(Me PAGEANT, Pa1e AZ )
meeting a
VIENNA, Austria (AP) -OPD: ministert ended
a stormy two-day meeting Saturday after fa111ng to
agree on a new market-sharing system .
Disarmament session flops
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -The General
Allembly'a aec.'Ond special 1e11ion on dilarmament
fizzled to an end Saturday, with IC.'Oret of deleptes
a1tlclz1na ltl failure to produce a oomprehenllve plan
to atop die worldwide arma race.
Stolen U.S. lanlc run• amolc
M.AHNHEIM, Wt9\ o.rm.ny CAP) -A 1tolen
U.8. Army betde tank ran amok 8a~y~ ,Uvouah
downtown Mannheim, al~ MUly '600,000 ln dllnllP II ll Cl\llhed Cln, rammed lhc>pl and •le.red ~before Dlunli"I inco 1 mUrky iiwr with the driver ,,. ..... ,,..,., polJoe ll&d.
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Few clues. to crash found
No emergency call in jet-tower conversations, no lightning
NE W ORLEANS (AP ) -
Worken pulled more bodies from
the 1catter ed wreckage of a
jetliner u federal Investigators
said Saturday night they had no
hard evidence to determine what
caused the Boeing 727 to smash
into a residential neighborhood,
kJUing at least 153 people.
Patricia Goldman , vice
chairman of the National
Transportation Safety Board,
sald the consensus of 25 people
who saw the crash was that no
UghtnJng hit the plane u it wu
taking off In a rainstonn from
New Orleans lnte rnallonal
Airport on Friday. It was the
second wont air diaaster In U.S .
h istory.
Ma. Goldman allO said tape
recordings of conversations
between the crew and the airport
tower s howed no Indication
before the plane came down that
.mything was wrong.
"There was no emergency call
that we found on a preliminary
listening," Ms. Goldman told a
GOP ethics unit
raps Crean . tactics
By STEVE TRIPOLI Of ltle 0.-, ,... ltaf'I
Republican 43rd Congressional
District nominee Johnnie Crean
violated the code of ethics he
signe d in the conduct of his
vic torious June primary
campaign, the Ethics Committee
of the county's Republican Party
concluded Saturday.
But the panel, which could
have recommended that the
county R epublican Central
Committee withhold support for
Crean in November or censure
him, decided to take no action
against Crean beyond issuing ·a
statement outlining the violation.
The Ethics Committee's four -/
paragraph sta\ement said that
Crean "violated the code of ethics
he had signed, wherein he
promised to condemn the use of
campaign materials which distort
the f acts regarding a n y
candida le."
Crean. a 33-year-old travel-
trailer m anufacturer. poured
about $750.000 into has narrow
100-vote victory in the June
µrimar y against 17 o ther
Republicans ii\.. the south Orange
County-north San Diego County
district. His campaign tactics.
howe ver . so o utragc•d his
o ppo~ent s that the y have
unanimously united behind the
(Me CREAN, Pa1e AZ>
newa confe rence. "There was
nothing o n the tower tape t.o
substantJate an emergency, but
you have to remember that they
weren't In the air very long."
All 145 people aboard the
aircraft. lnc:luding at least s ix
from Cali f ornia and 47
foreignera, were killed. Cal-
1forniana known to be aboard
were C . Johnson and David
Schaffer, 37. of San Diego: Bill
Lewis. 49, of El Cajon: Bo b
Mathews , 25 . and Dawn
Nlehuus, 22. of Escondido, and T .
Dollor or Los Angeles.
At least eight on tht' ground
were killed also.
Earlier. an NTSB s pokesma n
said both the cockpit and flight
data recorders were rec:overed ,
apparently unharmed. and were
sent to Washington for analysis.
Ms. Goldman said at wuuld be
pr e mature to form firm
conclusions on just about any
aspect of the crash. mdudmg the
number of d ead both on tht.
plane and in the neighborhood
where the jetliner went down.
The crews on Saturday nigh1
continued to pull more bodi~
from the tw1st<>d rubble• LargL
sums of money wert.• found on
some of the bodies -$11.000 un
one tra\teler and $4,0 00 o n
a nother. a Jefferson Paris h
deputy said. One of th<' plane's
stops was to have beC'n Las
VL•gas. N<'v -
Pollet• in Kenner, whe r<' the
plane went down. said a man was
arrestc'<i Friday night l'arrying
away a" fragment of th<' planc
a nd a woman's purse. He was
booked for theft, pobce stud.
The bodies were st.acked in
refr1gerat<.'<i trucks at the airport,
wht'rc t•oroners. dental-re<·ords
a ruil ysts, pathologists and others
began matching names with the
remains
"The corone r 'i; offa·~ has
:.id v ti.l•d 1l has 19 1dc·ntif1ed bodu.~ Thev have another 89
urndenufwd · bodies. Tht·re a!so
Jrt'. 1n vario u s plan•s. 95
unattal'hl'<.l body parts," ~id a
shl·nffs spo k<'1>Woman.
Hote l fire
under control
Firefighters we re reported
early today to have brought a
fare unde r contro: 1n the
Anaheim Marriott Hotel. I
An An;1he1m Fire Department
dispa tch e r said f1re f1ghters
remained at the scene shortly
after m1.Jmght, but ·.hf'y were
mostly attempting lo remove
smoke from the bu1lc!ing at that
time S he said tnere may have
been one injury indirectly related
to the fire" but no de tail<> were
available
The fire re po rte dl y was
confined to the fourth floor of
the hotel, loc·ated on Convention
Way near Disneyland . The re
were no re ports ava1la hlc on
whe thl•r an y guests in l h t hotel
had been cvacuau-d or un ihe
cause of thr· fire
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Panic prevents public trips
Agoraphobics share fears with peers, venture out to daily d estinations
By ROBERT BARK.ER Of ltle .,.., ,... .....
The nine people llUinC ln •
.emi-drcle ln the IJvtnc room
of a Huntinaton BMch rnobOe
home had one th l na i n
common -they have all
known overwhelming and
unreaaon.ing fear.
Jived ln conatant dread of
recurrences. They sought
refu,e from new attacks.
counselor, aaid their fears
didn't seem so bad after they
became aware that othe rs
shared the same attacb. But N additional attaclu
spread their terror, t he
victinw retreated -aome co
the solnt that they were
afral of leaving home.
The particip ants w e r e
animated, interesting and
they lau1hed a Jot. They
displayed a lot of caring about
others in the group. T hey
seemed more intelligent than
average. They have been struck
without warning by panic
attacks.
Almost all thought they
were either going crazy or
going to die.
The ailment that these nine
people share with perhap; an
estimated 4.5 milllon other
Americans is ca ll ed
agoraphobia, an abnormal
fear of being in public places.
The nine people meeting in
the m obile h ome o n
Wednesday nigh ts with their
There was a former school
teacher who has had
agoraphobia for 15 years .
There was a 25-year-old male
studying air transportation at
Orange Coast College.
The attacks were so
fearsome that the victims
Social changes • raise cases
Disorder prompts anxiety, victims dread losing control
By SANDIE JOY
OftM DelyNoelt.n
Agoraphobia -sometimes referred to as
fear of everything -either is on the upswing
or more victims are willing to seek help.
That's what Newport Beach paychol<>siat
Ellis Wayne has suggested.
Wayne. who's assistant clinical professor
of medical psychology at UC Irvine School of
Medicine, suggested perhaps more cases of
agoraphobia are being seen simply because
society is becoming more aware of the disorder
and of treatment possibilities. ·
The abnonnaJ fear o( being in public
places is c haracterized by panic attacks
accompanied by heart palpitations, dizziness
and breathing difClculties, he explained.
It strikes mostly women between 18 and
30. he added, noting perhap; the increased
number of cases he'a seen have 90mething to
do with today's social expectations on women.
Wayne said the disease "is extremely
anxiety producing" because ita victims fear
ctor 8 s ay q pro
they'll be seized with an attack and no one
will understand what's happening to them.
Abo ut one in 160 persons have
agoraphobia to some extent, the psychologist
said, and, in extreme cases, the disorder can be
crippling, keeping ita victims in fear of even
leavina their homes.
"Nobody has ever died from a panic
attack," Wayne said. "lt always goes away
. . . The problem is they're em barrassed and
fearful of losing control in public and of
what's going to happen to them.''
Wayne said he became particu larly
mterested in the disorder when, after having
had no agoraphobics in hls personal caseload,
he was contacted by seven within seven
weeks.
The psychologist said he's not sure why
the disease is more prevalent in women than
men or even why people get agoraphobia.
All the agoraphobics he's seen. Wayne
(See PANIC, Pase Al)
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Detectlves investigating
the 1hootiJl8 death of charactes: ec:tor Frank Christi on
Saturday questjoned neichbon and friends who m.iaht
have known bow he apent hll lalt hows.
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Anti-Bird leader hopeful
'!be Qmpaip to ran ttase Supreme Court OU.f
J\ll't.lc9 ac.. Bard Ml petered out, but 1'• .....= hopel
lt can be N'Ytvecl. ~Al.
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Rabert OardMr A6
AM Landen D8
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Th<•rr· was o young hou.~w1ft.•
who wa:. fon"<-d to drop ou1 of
Goldl'n w,..,, C11lll'gl· JUSt bdurt•
graduation. mdanl:v beca uS<· o f
her fear or driving.
She• told of breaking down
when she rec.."C.•1vt.'Cl a lt•tt.cr from
Cal St.ate Fullerton that shc> had
bet.on al"<'epl.l'<i with honono. But
shc l'Ouldn't go l>l'<·au.'iC· she didn't
<.'OmplNl' hl'r studws.
Ont' o f thoiw present w as
34-vt·ar-old Donna who was an as~·1 s ta n1 d l•pa rlm<.•nl s t on •
mana~er a l the· Wt"stm1nster M<lll
whC'n thl' pa n1 l· l'amc> 4 1 , yC'ars
ago
She said .:;he was for<'t:'d lo
change• Job~ bl'l'a use o f th<'
a ffhcllon and 1~ nuw a se<.-ret.ar v
at th<' Fluor Corp ·
"My hft• ., dt•ad, I can 't go
l' v l' r v w h <'r t' I w a nt.·· .., h t'
lanwn.l<'<i
Do nna s:11d hN f 1 rst a llack
camt.> whlll· she> was attending a
Christmas sales planning session
m Los Ani.wl <'S
"h was hkl· nuthmlo( I ever
experienced I started to sweat
and to h;.•pt•r -vcnt1latc. My heart
was pounding and 1 felt lake I
had l-hills und fc>ver A fear of
death was my strongest thing but
I also thought I was going
insane."
She's be4m treated at hospitals
a n d b y t h l ' r a p i s t s a n d
psychiatrists over the years. "I've
had so many things pumped in to
me that I have differe nt,
conflicting thoughb ," she says.
"["m m a king gradual
1 mp rove mt' n l . I · m 0 K 1 n
sitwtions wh<'re f'm on my feet
but not sitting down. like in
restaurants and movies.
"I've had thl• same feeling each
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•• 0ranoe OOlit DAILY ~tLOT/lunday, July 11, 1912
,·'PAGEANT 'MOVING' • • • I s....,u.na BNch art.iat Scott Moore,
~our Norman Rockwell coven for
.. the Sat~ Eve~ Post a.nd , ~ Commedla Dell Arie drew
,1 ~ugha u well u oohs and ahl.
The paaeant o rchestra,
,,d irected by Rlc hard Henn ,
,J>layed spirited, Ught-hearted
•. ~J*Ument to the humoroua ,,pieces.
~ 1 The orcheetra sounded much
• Qetter than in previous years.
, Jienn, who composed much of
the music , said sound
;~provementa in the orchestra
:1p1t have helped.
. Sculpture was also popular
.. .00 demanded some awkward
~ by the volunteer cast.
Among other stagings well
:received were Images of Shiva,
• ,St. George and the Dragon, Basel
Cathedral Antependum, the
. 'Dancers of Cheret and Boston
Public Library Bronze Doors.
Pie ces ge tt ing only a
<6lA'lattering of applause were The
Cherry Sellers. Le Pecheur a La
Ligne, The Fall of Phaeton and
Bathing in the Seine.
Thur! Ravenscroft. better
known u the voice ot Tony the uaer. la narra.rator for the ninth
ye.r and cave the unlnlUaied an
Art h1atory letaon before the
cur-Wn opened on each piece.
But there aro apota in whlch
the ecript la toO long.
Be that aa It may the papant,
as always, la entertainin& and
educational.
Many llnM1me viewen we~
shaldng their heads afterwarda,
impressed by ita grand ICale.
h 's almost certain thoee who
have tickets t o upcoming
performances won't 1ee a
duplication of what happen'ed
Friday. ·
The pageant is nightly at 8:30
through Aug. 23 at 650 Laguna
Can yon Road.
Those without tickets have a
chance of getting them If they
are willing to stand in line at the
grounds box office on the day
they want to attend.
Returned tickets ranging from
$6 to $20 are available. Box office
hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. More
in formation is available by
telephoning 494-1147.
~CREAN TACTICS . • •
1 announced write-in bid of the
second-place· finisher, Carlsbad
~ Mayoc Ron Packard.
The statement singled out two
j pieces of campaign material
1 directed against eventual third·
~ place finisher Bill McColl by the
• Crean campaign, one mailed just
: before the June 8 vote.
: That document. a brochurE
: headlined "McColl Faces Voter
: Fraud, Tax Fraud, Conspirac) ! and Perjury Charges!" failed to
: note until one turned the page
: that the charges were being
: leveled only by Crean himself,
: not by any officia I cou rl
: proceeding.
: The brochure, the committee•
round. "gave a distorted
impression to the voters of th<·
actual status of alleged criminal
charges against candidate McCol I
and gave the distorted impression
that McColl himself conspired in
a lleged improper (voter)
registration by others."
The other document singled
out was a facsimile telegram
labeled "Urgent" which alleged
th.al McColl engaged in "masmve
voter fraud."
County Republican Committee
Chairwoman Lois Lundberg,
who answered questions a fter
the Ethics Committee released
the s t atement, said s he· is
"certain" the committee did not
take stricter action against Crean
because "they thought they
would be aiding and abetting the
Democratic candidat e (Roy
Archer) if they did."
Mrs. Lundberg also said there
w e re "extenuati ng
cir c umstances," including
unspecified actions by McColJ's
cam paign. that left Ethics
Committee members feeling that
Crean was n ot a lone in his
actions.
She said the Ethics Committee
found "some things that did not
seem as pure as they would have
liked" in McColl's campalgn, but
she would not specify what had
been found because, she said,
McColl's campaign was not the
issue at Saturday's hearing.
Mrs . Lundberg said th e
committee also did not go further
because members "would n~ver
back a write-in candidate" over
the party's nominee, but she
added that the .committee wanted
to send a message to Crean with
its action.
"T here was not a desire by
them to say (to Crean) 'you're not
going to hear from us,'" she said.
noting that the committee's
statement specifically called
Crean·s actions a violation of the
e thics code a nd specifically
outlined the actions seen as
violations.
Fair studied
CHICAGO (AP) -A coalition
is being formed to study
environmental issues poeed by
the tentative award of the 1992
World's Fair to Chicago, says the
executive director of the Lake
Michigan Federation.
Daughter follows
mother to crowns
Storlet by PHIL SNEJDERMAN OfllleDtlJ ..........
Ever wonder what beauty
paaeent queena do when thelr NtiEn la cancl\MMd?
Wtll, eornetlmet they settle
down, pt married and produce
the beeu&y q~ ot tomorrow.
Take t h e case of Karen
Hollerman, Mm Fountain Valley
of 1971. Today, Karen managet
Nadine' .. a women'• health d ub
lft HunUncton Harbour .
She'• alao the mother o(
Sumer Joi, age 4 ~. who may
follow 1n her mom's footatepe
today when ahe competea In
the Miu Pee Wee California
Hemisphere pageant at the
Anaheim Convention Center.
Though still too young for
kindergarten, Sumer Joi is
already aomething of a beauty
pageant veteran.
At age 3, she entered the Miss
Supreme Beaut}' contest in
Newport Beach. She won first
runner-up in her division and
was named "Miss Personality on
Stage."
Last summer she was crowned
"Miss Pee Wee Orange County"
and "Miss Pee Wee Orange
County Fair."
BEAUTY'S KIN DEEP -Karen
daughter Sumer Joi before Miss
Hemisphere pageant in Anaheim.
Hollerman hugs her
Pee Wee California
"She is a real ham," Karen
says. "She is really cool for her
age. I think she's too young to
know what stage fright is. She
just walks out there and either
*** *** Pageant winner a good sport
'I don't see why som eone can 't be beautiful and athle t ic'
Another beauty pageant contestant might not
have risked it.
But there was 17-year-old Kerri Carr taking
part June 19 in the Orange County High School
Girls Basketball All Star Game at Orange Coast
College.
Sure enough, one week later she sho'!l'ed up
for the big pageant, which included a bathing suit
competition. with a noticeably brui.sed knee and
thigh, thanks to her athletic.· workout.
The bruises apparently cost her few points,
however. because when the judging was concluded.
Kerri Carr was crowned
the new M iss
Huntington Beach. The
annual co nt es t 1s
sponsored by the
Women's Division of the
Huntingto n Beach
Chamber of Commen:.-e.
K erri claims s he
was as surprised as
anyone when her name
was announc.-ed.
"l was very
excited," she recalls. "l
was shaking. You don't
know what the judges
are looking for. I didn't
think I had that much of
a chance." KERRI CARR
Kerri has been
competing in beauty pageants since she was 11 . but
she is equally -or maybe more.et home in athletic
compellt1on .
She was a first string guard on Huntington
Beach High School's winning girls basketball team.
"I'm a very aggressive defensive player.'' she
says. "And 1 average about 12 points a game."
Kerri also was a member of her high school's
varsity girls swimming team. She has competed in a
powder puff football league. She enjoys softball
and bowling. And somehow she finds time to play
racquetball. <She's signed up to compete m doubles
at the Outdoor Nationals racquetball tournament at
Orange Coast College.)
Beauty queens may be stereotyped as soft and
fragile. but Kerri makes no apologies for the sweat
she works up during athletic competition.
"l feel it 1s a good image," she says. "I don't
think women should be too dainty. I don't see why
someone can't be beautiful and very athletic."
In fact. sometimes her athletic skill pays off
during modeling assignments, Kerri explains .
Recently . she p layed racquetball so that a
photographer could acquire action shots of her
wearing sportswear fashions.
Kerri has two brothers and two sisters, all
older. and admits she was a bit of a tomboy u a
youngster. She jun lfllduac.d tnarn H~
Beach High and expect.a to enroll la\ Orange C0ut
College in the fall.
H er goal n ext year is to enter the M iss
California pageant w hich selects the state's delegate
to the Miss America contest.
"A few of the people I know think that if
you're in a beauty pageant. you're stuck up," Kern
says. "That's the typical reaction from a lot of girls.
But my closer frie nds look at it as a good
expenence. They're happy for me."
TiTLE YEAR -Karen
Hollerman s m i I e I n 1 9 7 l
as Mi ss Fountain Valley.
wms them over or ahe doesn't."
"Most of the time. she does
win them over ," Karen adds.
admittedly speaking with a
mother's prejudice.
Just 11 years ago. when she
was a senior at Fountain Valley
High School, a teat·her
encouraged Karen to enter the
local beauty pageant.
She edged out 12 other gjrls
for the title of M1~ Fountain
VaUey.
She collected a crown as Mm
Southern California and was
fourth runner-up in the Miss
California World contest.
When her reign ended, Karen
continued studying business at
Golden West College and Cal
State Long Beach. During one
vacation she traveled to Saudi
Arabia.
Married in 197:>. Karen and
her husband operated a lucrative
silk screen T -shirt busines.'I for
several years.
Sumer Joi was born m 1978.
"Whe n I was pregnant. ..
Karen recalls. "I was hoping it
would be a girl and I was
thinking that I'd like her to Le
involved in beauty pageants
because it was such a positive
thing for me. I met a lot of nit-e
people and learned to speak in
public. I matured a lot ...
Arter her d1vort-e two years
ago. K aren worke d as a
gymnastics coach before lakmg
her current health club job. One
of her cl ub ins truc to rs 1s
L'Ompeting in the M1ss Cahfomia
Hemisphere eageant today.
··1 had my fun days when 1
was younger;· she says. "Now I
get just as big a thrill coaching
others."
Even so. she believes Sumer
Joi may retire for a while after
today's con test.
"This is as far as Mom's going.
to lead her." Karen says. "The
next time will be when she's
older if she stilJ wants to enter "
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Co(Utal
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Southern c.Hlornla wtll be felt
through Monday ~t tor tate-ntghl and early morning low
delude and loc8I log lllong coast.
Orange County can expect
"'C;llw In IN low 70. at l>aechn,
1ow eo. lnlend . .._ eo 10 s...
Inland vellays wlll haY9 hlgh8 ne. 90. 1ow1 ne. eo.
Mountlllne can exP«=f highs 77
10 83. lowl In the 50s.
Northern deMrt• wlll heve .-t
lo eout"-t wlndt tS.25 mph In
1llarnoon and evening houri.
Hlghl 94 to 102, lowl 63 to 73.
Southern "-1 highs 104 to 112.
IOWI 74 to 82.
Northern and Central Celtfornia
mollly l1lr through Mond1y
lllCllpt for lnctaulng low cloud9
llld fog lllong COM.t. Cooler -COlllt.
rang ing trom around 70 al
beacha to 85 lo 95 In the valleys. Lows 55 to 65, mountain hlOhs 75
10 82. lows mo.Uy 45 to 60.
Smog •
The Air Quality Management
District ptedlc11 unhaalthtul u
quality today In Iha Sin Gabriel.
Pomona, Sin Fernando 1nd S1nu Clarita vallay1, the
Rlvar1lda-San Bernardino and
Hamat·Eltlnora araa1 .
m1tropolllan Loe AngalH,
8annlng and the low daaert1.
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Standard lndeJC of 255 Is 10t«aSt
tor the San Oabrlal and Pomona
vallaya, 220 for the ~Sin 8amardlno ., .. and 210 for the
San Femaodo and Senta Ctartta
vellays.
·Fronts:Cold .,. Warm WW
Unhealthful air for Mn1ttlve
people and a PSI of Hl3 ts
predicted for matropolll•n Loe
A~H. the Hamat·Eltlnore
r and 8anntng, with PSI 113
In Iha low deMftl.
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Sacramento
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S1n G1brlal
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COunty, 58 for the coattll regions
Ind 42 for Iha high "-tw and
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By Tbe Associated Press
Soviet-backed Syria jammed
U.S . negotiating efforts Saturday
by refusing to accept Palestinian
guerrillas trapped in west Beirut,
a nd Israeli and PLO artillery
plunged into a new round of
bombardments.
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State Morris Draper tried to
persuade Syrian President Hafez
Assad's government to reverse its
refusal Friday to grant entry to
the estimated ·s.ooo Palestine
Liberation Organization fighters
under siege in west Beirut by
Israeli forces.
But Syrian Foreign Minister
Abdul Halim Kh a dd am
reiterated Syria's refusal to
receive the guerrillas, Syrian
sources said.
"We would rather hear from
Washington on plans to evacuate
Israel's invading forces rather
than arrangements to evacuate
Palestinians o r others,"
Khaddam told Draper. Lebanon's
state radio said.
The bulk of the 30,000 troops
Syria sent to Lebanon to snufC
ou t the 197 5-76 Mos lem -
Christian civil war and police its
armistice have regrouped in the
eastern Bekaa Valley following
bloody clashes with the Israelis.
Israel invaded Lebanon June 6
to rout the PLO guerrillas from
Lebanon, but both conservative
and le ftist Arab nations are
reluctant to have them on their
territory. fearing they could be a
destabilizing force .
The Syria n s ources said
Draper ,was returning to
Lebanon t o report on the
outcome of his Damascus mission
to U.S . presidential envoy Philip
Habib. who has been trying for
three weely; to arrange a PLO
evacuation supervised by 1.800
U.S. Marines and an unspecified
number of French paratroopers.
France told Lebano n on
Saturday that it agr eed in
principle to supply troops to a
multinational force to h elp
disengage t he guerrillas and the
Israelis in Beirut.
There's lots to see at OC Fair
Equestrian even ts, concerts, lumberj ack s how sche dule d
A full lineup of entertainment,
contests and other diversions is
on tap today and Monday at the
Orange County Fair.
The fair runs from 10 a .m. to
midnight today, and noon to
midnight Monday at the Orange
County Fairgrounds, Fair Drive
and Newport Boulevard ·(Route
55), Costa Mesa.
Today's events include the
conclusion of an amateur and
pro(ellional hone show in the
new F.quntrlan Center arena.
Hol'9e eventa will be held all day.
Enltt\ainment \Onlahl features Dean Torrance. formerly of Jan
and Dean, ln the amphitheater
from 7 to 9 p.m. The Bia Banda
ConQlr1 md Dance at 8 p.m.
fea(urH tht Oran11 Cout CoUefllend.
Mond1y'1 f11tured mu1lcal =form•r wlll bt Elvin
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llftd wm ,_ ._ IMd
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• • •
at 2, 4. 7 and 9 p.m.; Country Fun
Contests (events such as nall
driving and rooster and chicken
calling) at 11:30 a.m . and 1:30,
3:30 a nd 5:30 p.m .; Funs-A-
Poppin' Circua at 1, 3, 5 and 8
p.m .; craft demonstrations all
day; gymnastic tumbling contests
a t 5 :30 and 7:30 p .m .; the
Gourmet Gallery at 1:30, 3:30
and 5:30 p.m.; Livestock Contests
at 3 and 4 p.m.. and European
hypnotist Vandenne1de at 8 p.m.
Special events for the two days
include the Stunt A c tors
Western Show at 6:30 and 9 p.m.
a nd Livestock s howing and
demonstrations all d~.
Admission is $4 , and all
e ntertainme n t ,I.a free with
admission. Senior dUzens age 65
·and u p will a e t a apedal $1
admission rate Monday through
Thunday.
Converter blame d for fire
The e1talydc c:onverw of an
automoblle apparently started a
tire that bumec:t the car and two
acrea of bruah off Laaun a
Canyon Road la t• Saturday
afternoon , Lacun a Beach ""''ilh ..... ~.
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involved before lta ownw could
move lt. La1una Beach an d
Orange County ftrefl1hier1
controlled the blue m&nut8t atw
&hey arrlvett, h.owever. Thftoe
were no inju.rf8.
The converter, 1 pollutloft.
control deYtm an ..._ mn. II
located under tlle ur and
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FRONT OFFICE -What look.I like another
suburban home along Bristol Street is actually
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the low-overhead headquarters of the Santa
Ana Heights Water Co.
Water district praise on tap
I
Customers with small bills recall 60 years of service
By STEVE TRIPOLI
Of !tie Delly "°' ..... If it weren't for the simple
wooden sign hanging outside,
most passers-by probably would
mistake the white building on a
quiet section of Bristol Street for
just another single-family home.
Even looking at the sign, it's
hard to imagine that the
structure behind it is a corporate
headquarters.
The Santa Ana Heights Water
Co. isn't exactly a corporate
giant, and in this era of water as
big business in Southern
California it's a virtual non-
entity in its field.
But don't say that to its
3,600-plus customers. Most of
them would probably echo the
words of Eleanor Futter. the
company's general manager and
secretary, who sums up the
company's existence with a
simple ''bigger isn't always
better."
And there's a compelling
reason why they'd probably back
that statement -they get their
water for less than the rest of us
pay.
Looking back on the
company's 60th anniversary last
week. Mrs. Fuller said its small
size and low overhead have kept
prices down.
Though it started with fewer
than 1,000 people in its service
area (which includes parts of
Costa Mesa. Newport Beach and
Santa Ana Heights in the Bristol
Street-Newport Boulevard
area) and serves only 20,000
today, the company has had some
interesting moments.
It formed when a number of
farmers in the area banded
together and two of them. Bryan
Bradford and William McCoy,
volunteered to drill wells and
build a 500,000-gallon reservoir
in exchange for compa?y stock.
As land in the 1.200-acre area
was sold the stock was
transferred to the owners for a
small fee.
In 1936 six acres between
Paularino and Baker streets in
Costa Mesa were purchased as a
well site, and the high-sulphur
brown water that many old-
timers fondly remember began
£lowing into customers' homes.
Because of its content the
water was extremely soft, and
little soap was needed for
laundering and other washing
chores.
Elsie Opp, 84, a customer for 58
years the co mpany still
family liked the special water but
many guests were put off by its
color and slightly different taste.
The water h ad ot h er
advantages. too . Plumbing
fixt ures corroded m<Jch le11
• quickly. and even though the
wells have been gone for 11
yee.n the company atill benefits
because ita under1round pipes
have remained ln aood condition
much longer than Oiher plpet.
IN CASE OF FIRE -The plant holder on the hearth is a
natural in the living-room office of the Santa Ana Heights
Water Co.
The company alao aurvlved
several takeover attempts in the
1960s that ranaed !rom often to
buy out the h~' 1t.ock to
attempts by neighbortna dties to
put the company out of bualneu
by annexing key portions of its
holdings.
Angry shareholders eventually
got protection from the county
against potential annexers. It was
as one of the shareholders'
leaders that Mrs. Fuller began
her involvement with the
company.
Today. the shareholders own a
company whose holdings have
become increasingly valuable in
the last decade. far exceeding the
$500.000 that once was offered
by a would-be buyer.
Most of the shareholders are
individual homeowners holding
one share each. but some are
(See WATER, Pa1e A5)
Flat-rate tax system fair?
OC congrefosmen split on support, specifics of deductions
By BARRY EBERLING Of'IN o.-, P1tot 11-"
President Reagan has admitted
that the idea of flat-rate Income
tax system interests him. Orange
County Congressmer Jerry
Patte rson. D-Santa Ana. and
William Dannemeyer . R -
Fullerton, agree.
In recent Orange County
appearances. both men called a
flat-rate system "an idea whose
time has come." But their fellow
congressman. Dan Lungren. R-
Long Beach, disagrees.
"I'm for it, and at this moment
my staff and I are working on a
bill that provides for it,"
Patteraon said.
He said a flat-rate system, QY
eliminating deductions, would be
fairer then than the present
progreuive tax system. People
earning $200,000 per year would no lonatt be able to avoid taxe1
tbrouch shelters.
Nor is it fair that middle class
Americans have to pay 40
percent taxes, Patteraon claimed.
He added that. if a flat-rate tax
of 10 to 15 percent could be
established, 90 percent of h is
constituents would vote for it.
Dannemeyer was equally
enthusiastic in his support.
"If a flat-rate of 15 percent or
less could be established, you
would see a renaissance that
would baffle critics and liberals
who like to redistribute," he said.
Damlemeyer said that the only
deduction he favors is for
charitable contributions, and that
he is willing to get rid of that.
too.
Both men said that the tax
threshhold should be $10,000 to
$15,000. People with lower
lnoomes would be exempt from
any income tax.
The tw~ differed on oth er
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specifics of a flat-rate tax plan,
however.
Dannemeyer ia concerned that
more liberal cong.reamen would
try to establish a tier system. For
example, those making up' to
$100,000 would pay one level of
tax and thoee earning more than
that would pay a hig.her level.
Patterson said he would
consider a tier plan. though he
wouldn't suggest how it would
work.
Patterson also would exempt
Social Security recipients from
the tax. Dannemeyer waa non-
committal on this subject.
Accordin1 to Lungren, the
flat-rate Income tax 1y1tem
sounda good in principle, but isn't
realistic.
He uld c harities a r e a
stwnbling block, IUaesUng that,
lf people didn 't 1et tax
decfuctiona for their
contrlbuUon1, they wouldn't
cont.rt bu t.e.
0 And we lhouldn't lole liaht
of the real problem -the pemment 1pendl too much,"
Luncren Mid •
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Orange Oout DAILY PIL.OT/8und1y, July 11, 1982
Ptit finger on unknowij.
•
That'1 the budget ch•llenge I acing county aupervison
~ ... rao~9 ICHOEMEHL
Oran1• County Supervlaora
will face many unknown1
Tbunday when they belln the
annual tatk of 1haptn1 the
budpt lot county IOY9rnmant.
By the Wne hearinp on the
1.-ndln1 pro1rama bealn, the ~ty will M 1~ dayt lnio the
1982.-83 filcal year.
And by the time the bud1et ii
formally adopted -an action
1eheduled for Aua. 25 -the
fllCal YMr wlll be nearly two
montha old.
Technically, 1upervi8on have
complied with state law by
flvlng preliminary approval to
h e proposed U 12 million
1pendin1 plan. They did 10 on
June 30 -the lut day legally
allowable.
As submitted to supervisors.
the budget waa about '40 million
in the red. Through what all
concede was "c reative "
bookkeeping. the deficit was
erased. But only on paper.
Analysts in the county
From Page A1
Admlnlttratlve OWce aay the
deficit now la doter to $30
milllon. They uy a 14.6 percent
lncreuo ln the value of tauble
property ln the county will bring
In about $4 mllllon. The county
alllO will plck up an unanticipated
$3 mil11on ln fees from the state
Department of Motor Vehicles.
And about S4 million likely will
be transferred Into the county
genf'ral fund from an
"ent.erprile" fund established for
John Wayne Airport.
Those are some of the
"knowns."
What has yet to be assessed is
how the recently adopted $25
billion state budget wlll affect
Orange County government.
For example. the state budget
contains no co s t of living
adjustments -so-called COLAs
-for social service programs. On
the other hand . the county
budget contains COLAs for social
services.
Also generating a question is a
$1~.2 million statewide reduction
1n funds for certarn mental
health pr<>1ram1.
Additional uncertaln""'
aurround chanaes In at.ate A14 to
Famlllea whh Dependent
Children ln eatet ln which both
parents are unemployed -
changes county analytu 1ay
could increase the number of
persons seeking general relief
Such relief la totally funded with
county doll.an.
Lastly, there la no ~t
on what it will cost t,he count)'10
provide health care for pel'ION
classified as medically indl#nt
adults. The state, which formerly
paid for such care. now will 01",lY
provide 70 perce~t
reimbursement. "·
"So, there are going to be totne
unknown factors," concluded
Maria Bastanchury, associate
administrative officer. "On
several Items, we just don't have
hard figures."
As a consequence. she said.
supervisors likely will be asked
to take several budget actlOf\s
after budget hearinS"s an•
completed.
PANIC ATTACKS PROBED • • •
said. "were functioning people who've done
real well in school and held jobs. They're
sociable, fairly bright people who've had
succes.9ful experiences in life."
"We're talking about such things as
standing in line at the marke t," he explained.
"or going out for a walk."
Victims of the d isease fee l hopeless,
Wayne said. because th"Y can't control the
symptoms. so they become depressed. They
rarely. if ever, bec'Ome sui.cidal, though.
He added. "One begins to wonder why
they have no control over their hves ... It's
difficult to convince these people to see how " much they've done."
There's "a great avoidance factor" in all
agoraphobics who will do anything to avoid a
possible situation where they might have an
attack, he explained.
No single treatment has ~n successful
with all patients. and the disease can't be
cured although its effects can be minimized by
systematic desensitization, teaching of self·
relaxmg techniques and assertion training Agoraphobics "always have anticipatory
anxiety about what's going to happen to
them." he explained, keeping them in a
constant state of apprehension.
"We're trying to ge t them from an
avoidance habit to confront situations, team to
deal with them and know they're not going to
fall apart or die," he said. Some anxiety is nonnaJ and healthy, he
said, when there's a possibility of real danger
but. with a phobic person. the danger isn't
real.
Supportive group therapy is helpful. lt
lets them know they're not alone. that tht.>y·r~
not crazy."
From Page A1
VICTIMS REACHING OUT . • •
morning while waking U{> for the
lut four yea.rs. Can r make it to
work today? Can I make It all the
way upe\ain?
"But I'm beainning to realize
that lt'a OK to be afraid. l can go
into the rest.room and cry for five
minutes and it goes away.
.. But it aUU scares hell out of me:·
Another aaoraphobic. John, Ls
a former Los Angeles County
Sheriff'• deputy.
He was absent from the
counseling session but told his
story by telephone.
"The feeling is indescribable. It
happened to me on the freeway
when I was by myself and off
duty. It was like somebody set off
a firecracker right behind me.
There's a tremendous blast of
adrenaline and it doesn't go
away.
"My heart was palpitating and
I was perspiring and trembling. I
thought I was going crazy
because there was no cause for
the way I felt.
"You want to find a safe place
so that the fears will subside.
39995
*That'1$98
LAelThM
LMtYwa
Equivalent
Just to go around the block can
be terrifying. I didn't even want
to go downstairs. Getting up ln
the morning is a major. major
event."
He said a re-learning process
has allowed him to improve.
"My body has gained confidence
that it can get through the
attack.a and not self-destruct. You
regain confidence when you
don't die and when you don't go
crazy."
He says he had to quit police
work because of the fears but
joined a commodities brokerage
farm . H e now owns two
corporations and is a brokerage
consultant and says the change in
careers has been good.
He says he's 90-95 percent
improved (he can cope with
everything but long-dista nce
driving) and credits counseling
techniques developed by the
New Beginnings Foundation of
Los Angeles for speeding his
recovery.
"IC there's people with
problems 1 hope they get into
Martha's hands,'· he said .
"People shouldn't have to suffer
with people like her around."
Martha is Martha Watson. a
55-year-old hypno-therapist who
has been certified as a counselot
by New Beginnings.
A recovered agoraphobic. she
treats people. mostly from
Huhtington Beach and Costa
Meaa. for a fee.
She uses tape recordings to
rebuild confidence. self-esteem.
foraiveness. well-being, security
and other l'Omforting attitudes.
She says victims usually are
very self-critical -"U they get a
95 on a test . they condemn
themselves for not getting 100
percent."
Mrs . Wa t kins s a ys tha t
agoraphobics can recover but it
depends on how they use the
program.
Recover y. s h e be lie yes.
d e p e nds on clients taking
responsibihty for their own Jives.
"They can't hide behind t~ei(
illness and have people do things \
for them."
Mrs. Watkins urges people
with the fear illness to cont.act
her at 536-7734.
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Pizza reelpe:
toss crust,
r«:tll delivery
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Ofthe~l'tletlteff
Twenty-year-old Jeff Fort of Huntln1ton
I Beach II IMna the kind of lite that should only
exist In a Hollywood beach party movie.
On 10me daya. he UH on his roller akates at
about 6 a.m. and doean't remove them until
midnight.
He spends most of his time on the
Huntington Beach City Pier. aoak1ng up the aun.
practicing skating tricks or just cavorting with
the swimsuit-clad young ladles who make up his
unofficial fan club.
And oh yes, J eff does have a job. He's the
skatln' deliveryman for Maxie's, a pizza and
sandwich shop adjacent to Mev<well's restaurant
at the foot of the pier.
"I can get anywhere from Beach Boulevard
to Goldenwest Street and up to Yorktown
Avenue in 15 minutes or le~ ... he boasts. "I don't
stop for stop signs or traffic signals. I always get
there in 15 minutes or less. The averase Is about
seven minutes ...
If Jeff Fort seems to be leading a near-ideal
life of summer leisure, well, maybe he planned it
that way.,
Just a few years back, he was a student at
Fountain Valley High, living up to a tough guy
image and getting Involved in numerous
fistfights.
After graduation he spent two years in the
U.S. Air Force, stationed primarily in Florida.
"The big thing there was to go to the skating
rink and pick up girls," he recalls. "But I couldn't
skate, so I figured I'd better learn."
Two months ago, he found himselC back in
California, wondering what to do next.
"I needed a job, but I don't like to work very
much," he says. "So I decided to find a job that I
could do on my skates."
Jeff approached Andy Velez, manager of
Maxie's, which at the time had no delivery
service. Jeff offered to distribute fliers -on
roller skates -to promote take-out orders that
he would deliver.
The service has caught on, and Jeff is now
doing a dozen or more deliveries a day. Manager
Velez says he has received no complaints about
pizza arriving cold.
"The kid is fast," he admits. "He's a real
pro."
"I get a lot of weird reactions," Jeff says.
"J ust yesterday I was delive ring to this guy on
Knoxville. He actually hung up the phone in the
middle of a conversation when he saw me
coming on roller skates."
He says he·s been offered generous tips on
his downtown delivery route, from cash to illegal
drugs. Jeff says he politely refuses the latter.
In his spare time, Jeff competes with the
local Oak Street Skate Team. His strong suit is
Delly "°' ~to br Gerr Ambr-
EXTRA SPEEDY -Jeff Fort is a whiz at
delivering pizza from Huntington Beach
pier.
skating jumps. He claims to have leaped 24 (eet
over 10 cruiser bicycles without the aid of a
ramp.
Of course, not everyone admires Jeff's
s tunts.
"I was thrown into Huntington Beach Jail
once for skating," he says. "I was hanging onto
the back of a car while it was going along the
beach service road.
"The police arrested me for hazardous
skating. and they held me for about five hours.
But the judge threw it out. He got a good laugh
out of it, though."
J eff says he has no plans to change his
leisurely lifestyle.
"When I was going to Fountain Valley High,
I didn't think I'd live till I was 20," he says. "l
was a hard guy. I got into fights. Today. I figure
I can run faster than someone can throw a
punch. Unless I absolutely have to. I don't get
into fights anymore."
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Needlecraft
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wins Emmy
A Coaet Commµnlty Colle1e
Dl1trlct televl1lon couree entitled
"Ntedlecr__lft" la tht recipient of a
l~l-82 Bmmy Award preeented by
the Loa An1el•1 chapter of the
Academy of Televlalon Arla and
Sci~.
The award waa p resented to
Sand" Harden, executive produ~r.
and Harry Ratner, producer-director.
at KOCE Channel 50, the PBS
alfWat.e atauon ln Huntington Beach.
The station II OWl'\ed and operated by
the Coast Community College DtaUict.
M a . H arden la a resident of
Fountain Valley, while Ratner lives In
Huntington Beach.
" 'Nee&ecraft' won in part because
of the instructional approach to the
subject and the apeclal use of visuals
to enhance the learning," Ms. Harden
said.
The course employs compute r
graphics to show ant.ricate stitches in
action. It inc ludes 20 half-hour
programs as well as a text and study
guide. The telecourse took one year to
plan and produce.
"Needlecraft" is the second Coast
Distract telecourse to win an Emmy.
The first award went to "Introducing
Biology" in 1978.
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Harde n of Fou ntain Valley and Harry Raln•:r of
Huntington Bea(·h clasp the Los Angeles area Emmy they
f'l'<:t•1ved for thl' television course ··Needlecra ft."
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One taste and you'll love 'em!
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OWi South 'OI Sift o..to r.., . .tcrou trOM
ftdco 14715 Jeffrey lld . .i W1lnt11 UUtl off s.ni. AN Jwy 1 Irvine,
30°/o to 50°/o
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infants', girl's
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Sale .99 to 13.99
°"I· 1.-.-.00. we·,. making a good thing better! Right now you can
MW on a Mtectlon of adOfabfe gOOd• to keep Inf ant a, llttle glrta and boY9
comfy, cozy and IOOkln' aharp. ChooM tnta, tterna, eotlda .•. Ind uvet
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for N-M ·land· offer
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The Irvlne Compant• land
holdlnal ln the company 1 eervlce
area make It t h e largest
lndlvldual lhareholdec-with 549 By JODI CADENHEAD aharea, a~d the Santa Ana o<IN Deir,......,.
Country Club holds 271 1harn. Ray Schnierer has learned the
The Newport-MeH Unified lruatratJon1 of being a property
School Dtltrict hold• 62 1hares. owner In today's sluggish
Shareholder• pay about two-market.
thlrdl the rate for water that Lut Wednesday the business
tboee outalde the district pay, manager for the Newport Mesa
even th6ugh all the company's Unified School District sat In hls
water now comet from the office waiting for bidders on the
Co1orado R iver, a source for $3 million Wakeham school
much of Southern California. property to show up.
The company has just six full-Nobody came. Oh, a couple of
time workers now, with two in "lookyloos" from banking and
the field and four In the office. real estate Interests turned up to
Other field work la performed on see who would lay out a few
c o n t r a c t b y t h e M e s a million for the Costa Mesa land.
Consolidated Water District "We were kind of hoping that
based in Costa Mesa. someon e w ould bid ," s aid
But the company's workers Schnierer. "In othe r t imes a
lend the right personal touch and builder would have bought the
keep the customers happy, Mrs. land and held onto it."
Fuller said. But these are not other limes.
•'We don 't cod d I e o ur Last January school officials
They trimmed J600,000 from
the price and 1l1pped on 42
different bidding opUOl\ll, to no
avail.
The bidding dJdn't dle for lac.k
ot effort on the part of the 1ehool
district.
Officials sent 200 letter• to
land developers in the area, some
who had expressed an interest in
the prop erty in past yean.
Another 175 letters were mailed
by the Buildi ng Council of
Southern California.
"It's just the times," said
Schmere r. "The builders I've
talked to have f 11 expressed
concern over the mortgage rate
and ther e are fe w building
starts."
School trusU!eS will consider
Tuesday whether to seek a third
bid on the property.
DMlr ,... ,._. e., Garr .,,__ customers, but they know they were left looking al an empty
CRITICAL CUTBACK -A Wet.suited Sur·fer b' ed i h ood d can bring a complaint here," she room when they oHered the temperature, com m w t g waves an 10 · bo d shows intense concentration on has' face as he h . k f d f 'd said. vacant -acre site un ed by
T h e district purc hased a
30-acrc par'('CI in 1956 to build an
elemcnt.ary and middle school.
But declining enrollments left
them Without nero for either
facility .
suns me, ma es or a great ay o m1 -Elsie Opp agreed . "We 've Secretariat Circle, Wakeham
cuta back on a glassy four foot wave at the summer surfing. always enjoyed having our own Park, Smalley Road and a
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To help, here's an informative
guide to put you at ease.
HOW IS A CHINESE RUG MADE?
A Chinese rug is constructed on a
loom. The weaver carefully ties
each knot in'dividually by hand,
making knot after knot, row after
row until the hand knotted rug is
complete. An average 12'x9' rug
has a minimum of 529, 200 knots.
Imagine, a skilled craftsman at a
loom tying many thousand knots
every day, month after month,
year after year.
CHECK THE BACK OF THE RUG.
The individual knot ting should be
uniform, clear and precise-and
should look as good as the front.
Test the knotting. It should be
strong, tight and impossible to pull
out. Count the number of knots per
square inch. The more knots per
square inch, the more exact,
defined and intricate the design.
The more knots per inch, the more
labor involved.
WHAT IS A "HAND MADE" RUG?
The term "hand made" may be
misleading. A hand made rug may
be gun -tufted, not hand knottted.
Look at the back, you'll find
latex and glue usually covered
with thin canvas.
PURCHASE YOUR ORIENTAL
RUG FROM BULLOCK'S AT 20%
TO 50" SAVINGS.
We look for .the same things you
do-the most beautiful, highest
quality rugs. All of the rugs in this
sale are hand knotted from China,
India, Pakistan and Europe. -.....i~ ... -..... ~ ..... .,...
9'x6' Aubusson design. Reg. $1650, $989
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KNOTTED RUGS.
We call our collection Royal Lotus
which includes Dragon, Ming, Aubusson,
Peking and many more Oriental
designs. Shown, a floral Aubusson.
Size Reg. Sale
3'x2' ............... $200 $111
4'x2'6" ............ $315 11119
5'x3' ............... $485 $aO
6'x4' ............... $785 $4"9
8'x5'. ............. $1215 $7a
9'x6' .............. $1650 ,,..
10'x8' ............ $2385 $1'211
12'x9' ............ $3315 $11#
NO BILLING UNTIL OCTOBER, 11NJ2•
Buy your rug today and you won't
have to pay for it for 4 more months·.
WE'LL EVEN DELIVER YOUR
NEW RUG IN THE EVENING.
Daytime, evening in L.A. and Orange
Counties. Tell your sales person at
the time of purchase when you
want it delivered.
Area Rugs, 620
Selection vanes in all stores
Sale ends July 24. 1982
•Sub/eel to credit app1oval Any tinance charge
other than a S 50 m1n1mum wl/I be c16te1m1ned
by applying an Annual Percentage Rate ol r9 2•.
lo the /Kst S 1.000 of PrevlOUS Balance and r;>•-.
to any excess over S t.000
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Negotiations produce
flight opportunities
Aa we have suagestcd in
these columns. compromise rather
than confrontation sh ould be the
basis for solving the pro blem s
factn1 John Wayne Airport .
Orange County's commercial air
transportation facility.
That's why we are heartened
by the announcement tha t the
major litigants in a U.S . District
Court laws~it over airport access
issues have agreed to settle their
differences short of what could
have been an agonizing courtroom
battJe .
Orange County government.
as operator of the airport, has
agreed to enforce an access plan
designed to insure that carriers
either seeking to expand or begin
Orange County service h ave the
oppo:tunities to do so.
tl e c ause o nl y 41 Jet
departures per day are permitted
(a limit designed to reduce noise
exposure on a ir po rt -a r e a
reside nts), flights for the n ew
entrants can only be created by
taking away a p ortion of the
a llocations e njoyed historically
from the airport mainstays. AirCal
a nd Republic Airlines.
N a turall y, AirCal and
Republic aren't pleased with the.
prospect of reduced allocat1ons. No
carrier would be happy to loee •
ahare of the lucrative Oran1e
County air tranaportatlon market.
But A1rCal and Republic have
n ot lost o ut completely. Their
flight quota will diminish
gradually. not all a\ once, 1giVing
them a mple time to expand Into
other markets. Both carriers have
expanded their route systems in
the past and likely will continue to
do so In the future .
As fo~ other carriers, we also
see opportunities. Al ready, Pacific
Southwest Airlines. the carrie r
that drew the aet.-ess issue into
court, has become a beneficiary of
the county:s current access plan.
PSA entered the airport with two
flights. Today. it has three. It is
likely it will pick up additional
flights during up\o ming
re-allocations.
There may bl' more to be said
on the at"cess issue. Other carriers
-like Continental Airlines. Texas
Internatio nal Airlines and
Ameri<'an West -may still decide
lo challenge the <.'Ounty plan. That.
of eourse. 1s t})eir right.
But overall. we think a good
framework for regulating carriers'
access to the airport is in place. AU
parties had to give a bit, but that's
what negotiation is all about. The
process has led to a reasonable
se ttlement.
Refine ocean treaty
The Reagan administra tion
has decided the United States will
not sign the proposed mlcmational
Jaw of the sea treaty. a pproved by
130 na lions .
L ega ll y. the co mplex
document can go into e ffect with
or without the United States'
consent. But practically speaking .
our nation's wtthdrawal from the
pact. the product of eight years of
arduous n egotiations. means
exploitation of the vast resources
unde r the waves will be ruled by
uncertainty for the forcse<'able
future. ·
It is unfortunate that
agreement could not be reached on
a question of vast international
significance. especially since the
global community will need to rely
on the oceans' resources more a nd
more in the years ahead. On the
other hand . we think the
administratio n had som e valid
concerns about the pact.
Muc h o l t h e trt·at ~ was
agreeable to the U.S . and those
parts a lone represent a significant
accomplis hment in d1 p loma<.·y
Among oth er pro v1s 1on s. t h e
trea t y provides f or 12 -mile
territorial l imits. 200 -mil c
"economic zones" for use of <.'Oastal
resources and free passage of
naval forces in peacetime.
But provisions f o r an
Inte rnational Seabed Authority to
r egulate the exploi tation of
d ee p-sea r eso urces . s u c h a s
trillions o f d ollars in mineral
nodules on the ocean floor. met
U.S. opposition.
A particularly objectionable
clause required nations with
seabed mining know-how. such as
the U .S .. to trans f er the
tc•<.·h nolugy to lh<.· inte r national
aulhurlly . W<.• agn'l' with th<'
a nm1ni!>trat1 u n tha t s u <.·h a
rC'quireml'nt would bt• <.'ON<.'iv~
u n d u n I air tu l ' n t e r pr is t' s .
Am<.•r il'an a nd European. tha t
havC' Sp<'nt millions developing the
tc><:hnique .
Volun t a r y t ra n sfer of
tc•t·hnology . of th<.· sort n a tions
alreadv c.Jo. would be much more
su1tabie.
Tht• U.S. had bet>n on thl'
vergl:' o l (.'ndorsing the treaty
wh<'n Ronald Reagan look offi<.'t.'
las t Vl'IH . H t• d<.•ft-rred anv
d<'c1sion . and aft('r a year-long
study sought c:onccssions in a nl'W
round of n egotiations. But o rfidals
WC'r<.' not satisfied with the results
and tht.· U.S . was one of four
nations to vott• down the treaty al
a Un1tPd Nations <.'Onfercnet.· in
April.
With th<.· lJ S outs ide tht.•
trt•a tv . the· outlook fo r seabed
mining 1s doud y. Perfl'Cting tht:-
tN:hnology and raising the huge
<.1mounts of <.·apital would be very
<.•xpens1vc.>. and Amt•n can (inns arC'
not likt'lv to commit themselves to
full-scale mining until a set of
rules a<.-cC'ptable to all nations is
agreed upon
Taking into <.'Onsideration the
eight years it took to negotiate the
present treaty and the hard
fC'C'lings that a re a <.·ertainty
following Ameril'an rejection.
negotiation of a new at't:ord wouJd
b<> a long. difficult task.
Evc>ntuallv. however. a sea
law trc>aty l'Overing all nations will
be a nt'('('ssity. As man turns to the
s <.'as for ess entia l r esources.
inte rnallunal discord over their
ust.· would be intolerable.
Seal shooting senseless
Th e n earl y tw o -we e k
struggle to save the life or. a sea
lion whose jaw was shattered by a
high-velocity b ullet last month
was monitored by millions who
read or heard accounts of the
tragedy.
The vigil e nded last Tuesday
when Sparkie. a two-year-old sea
JJon. died at the Laguna Beach
Frie nd s of the Sea Lion
compound.
The prognosis never was that
good for the injured mammal.
despite surgery performed by two
volunteer veterinarians who
removed bone and teeth from the
jaw and placed a steel brace to
support the remaining jawbone.
Voluntee rs for the marine
mammal group did ever~thing
possible to save Sparkie s life.
When the w~akening aea lion
ORANGE COAST
llilyPillt
re fused to eat. they force JJ?d him
a mixture of chopped f i.sh and
vitamins.
But a combination of the
bullet wound. pneumonia. and the
s tress of confinement resulted in
Sparkie's death.
The Friends deserve credit
for their efforts. They say the
experience leaves them saddened,
but d etermined to use the energy
and emotion to d o a better job in
t he future.
The trage d y is o n e that
should be well noted by those who
ta k e pleasure in s hooting at
ani mals. The sense!~ wounding
and killing of wildlife is abhorrent
to any human being with an ounce
of conscience.
What might have liven the
marksman a moment of pride in
his accuracy , left a cr eature
euf f erlng for at least 12 days..
Thomas P. Haley
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Low morale plagues FBI
WASHINGTON -At night, an eerie
stillness steals over FBI headquarters,
broken now and again by lone footsteps.
There are those who swear they have
heard the angry snorts of J . Edgar
Hoovec-in the empty corridora.
Eve·n "those who won't believe In
ghosts admit that the late FBl director
must be fuming over what h.aa happened
to his beloved FBI. He was a master
bureaucrat who curried the favor and
played on the fears of the nation's elec-
ted leaders.
HE HAD THEM believing that he
knew just how much evil lur)<ed in the
hearts of the politically prominent. They
were fearful that their darkest deeds
were on file alike in St. Peter's celestial
books and J. F.dgar Hoover's musty ca-
binets. No wonder he became the most
powerful and feared bureaucrat in the
history of the republic.
Yet the crafty old curmudgeon never
permitted his minions to conduct any
serioua criminal investigations on Cafitol
Hill -unless the attorney genera or-
dered it and out it in wri~. Even then.
Hoover waa inclined to tip_ off th~ victim
and blame the powers-above-him for the
indignity rather than risk having an
agent. caught snooping in congressional
closets. Hoover treated Capitol Hill as a
protected preserve.
The long-departed FBI • chief directed
his battles aplnst the Ukes of John DU-
Unpr and Kreepy 'Karpis -unUJ Hoo-
ver's bulldog visage bttame a national
symbol of the crusade against public
enemies. The glory rubbed off on FBI
agents when Hoover kept on a tight
leash. He rigidly controlled what they
did, where they w e nt a nd even how
they looked.
With Hoover gone except for his
ghostly influence, the rigid rules have
been relaxed and some of the old stan-
dards have been discarded. Yet the new
FBI, with sideburns and patterned shirts
that were once prohibited, is plagued
with low morale.
Hoover would never have permitted
his agents to get dragged into a caper
like the ABSCAM excesses. The ex-
judge who now heads the FBI. William
We bs ter. 1s more moderate in his
ways and broader in his outlook than
Hoover ever was. Yet Webster is losing
his ho ld on the agents who once
trembled before Hoover's l'b>wl.
J. Edgar arbitrarily transferred agents
or banished them to Butte, without an
audible murmur of resbtance. But today
hundreds of G -men are gi'ou1lng over
Webster's per10nnel policies. They don't
Gardner's Column
like the way he shuffles them whimsi-
cally among the bureau's 60 field offices
across the country, stirring charges that
the transfers are capricious and count-
erproductive.
''There seems to be a real concern over
the bureau's apparent lack of sensitivity
G -J.-1:.-•• -.-111-.-. -~
to its personnel," said a circular distri-
buted recently to members of the FBI
Agents Association. "This has engende-
red a widespread reception among
agents that decision makers don't feel
much compassion for their fellow
agents."
What has the agents steaming is Di-
rector Webster's plan to transfer about
300 of them within the next year from
regional offices which they thought
were their pe rmane nt assignme nts.
They've put down roots there, both
personally and professionally. and fear
that the transfers will wreak havoc with
their family lives and thetr careers.
ACCORDING TO several internal FBI
memos examined by my associate Indy
Badhwar, the new rotation policy
spring& from Webster's concern over a
9eVere "staffing imbalance." The chief is
troubled by a shortage of experienced
agents in the FBI's ''Top Twelve" office!
-Philadelphia, Miami, Washington.
Cleveland. San Francisco. Baltimore.
New York. Los Angeles, Detroit. Chi-
cago. Newark and Houston.
These bjg-time bureaus, according to
one Webster memo, are being forced to
use junior agents -those with no more
than four years' expenence ~ "to in·
vestigate our most complex cases (while~
our small or medium-sized offices are
staffed with a m.1joril)' of GS· 13 (senior)
agents."
Webster's solution to this situation is to
transfer hundreds of G -men to thP. "Top
Twelve" for as long as three years.
They're being picked from a large pool
of agents who joined the FBI in October
1969.
The affected agents are circulating
petitions for signatures, hoping to pres-
sure Webster into reconsidering hts new
policy, or at least negotiating with re-
present;.ltives of the disgruntled group.
Basically. the agents feel they're being
made to suffer for the bureau's own
administrative blunders.
By longstanding tradition, they claim.
rookie FBI agents are sent to their fi rst
assignment for seasoning. This relatjvely
brief Interlude is f6Uowed by an assign-
ment that is regarded as a permanent
move. So they settle down -buy
homes. raise families
"MANY AGENTS believe that the
new policy is an a ttempted quick fix of a
longstanding bureau problem." said one
employee circular
Jn addition to the personal hardship
involved in the contemplated transfers.
the affected agents point out that the
plan will cost the FBI millions of dollars
In moving expenses.
And one insider complained that some
of the transfers made no sense al all.
Most of them. the source said. involve
shuttling junior agents from one small
office to another. For example. age nts
have been transferred from Kansas City
to Buffalo -and replaced with agents
from Buffalo.
It's enough to rouse J. F.dgar Hoover
from the deep.
'"Wu 11 ~ to throw out ell the gatecreshers ..
Tragedy changed fate of Irvine land:
By ROBERT GARDNER
Robert Gardner is a semi-retired
jurist, freqaent emcee and senior body
surfing enthusiu! along the Orange
Coast.
I often wond~r what might have
happened to the Irvine Company had
Myford Irvine lived.
Myford's older brother James, who
had been groomed by their Cather as heir
apparent, died. Then the father, J.I.,
died and in 1~7 Myford had been living
in San Frandloo and had had little to do
with the company, when he suddenly
became a major stockholder and
president.
Myford, or Mike u he preferred to be
cal1ed, wu a big, frier,Klly, homeb' man
with a peculJar->wnbllnC pit. He loved
to play &oil and the piano and he wu aood at bqth. He w• kind, \houlhtlul
i.nd aenerous. He Wll quiet, ,,_.yed
and, in my opinion, thy and tr.cun.
However, he ,WU no\ UMWll'e of hia
polltion •one of lhe MCI\ wMlthy men ln C.Ufomla and be w• pmnfully aw.,..
ol hit reepot'WtbWU. 11 pnlideni of the
1rvine Compeny. Mike a1'o Md • '*" ..._of IOdal NlpOnllb&Uty hit wMllh
and poaldon bfouCht him.
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Santa Ana needed a Boyt' Cub. It did,
but no one had ever done anything about
lt. Wlth h1m u a ramrod we did orpnlte
a IUCC.'ellful Boyt' Club in that town. He
put up 10me money but 11.w to lt that the
rest of us and the toWnapeople did t.He
Uon'• share of the work.
Then one nJaht he had • IJ"OUP of ut to
the ranch for dinner when we met • man
who w• tdvocatina 10me kind of a
one-world pracram. r hllve foraotten the
name of the man and the name of the
or1anl1atlon. Thi• w11 durinl the
McCarthy .,.. when any IUCh notion w11
conaldered Commun.lit lnaplred. The
Mtoeanhy lnflu.a Wll tq in Onnp
C-ounly Ind It took 1\111 to prwenl IUCh I
pn11r8m ft'9n for GM II w.llhy II
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'°'"I tome'h nt about wor&d .....,. Npftla.N of Uit po,ularlly of th• ,,...
The Irvine Coast Country Club was
really Mike's baby. In this respect many
may not be aware of the fact that he
insisted that the club would never be
completely private. By the terms of the.
lease it had to be semi-private. Mike
didn't approve of private clubs. He r
thought they smacked too much of ·
elitism and that everyone had the right
to play golf, not just those who belonged-
to country clubs. This may annoy the·:
present membership of the club but that '
is Mike Irvine's leP,CY·
MIKE RAN THE company like a •
ranch. lt was the 'Irvine Ranch, not the•
Irvine Company. Mike wu the patron
with a strong sense of community
responsibility. Reel estate development •
was sparse. The bi& land development
upect occw-red after Mike's death. Of .
coune land dewk>puent wu i.nevltablie'j
but I wonder ju9t whllt p.th it ~kt;1 have tat<.n undilr Mike. ,
Mlb't f1ther in~ &Mt the ranc._1 remlin in the f..mly. Tbat ... the
purpoee for establWW\a \he foundaUon. 1
I haven't the .u;ht..i klM whitthetk
Mike rould have itaWd Oft 1M -a(~ the company to f 11 pf I 1 Z\ OWDift, U .. .
could hllve I haw 1 wry ~ ....... ,
lhat relaUonl betwten \he OOl&.m ,
the community would be r lpl
dlffwenl eoda~.
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Caspers Park
• • flmen1t1e s OK
Oranae County Supervllon have approved
•pendlna •298,000 tor Improvement• at the
5,500-acre Cupera Wild meu Park.
lmprovemenu at tht county'• only
wUdernea recreation park, located off Ortea•
H lahway aeven mllea eaat of San Juan
Capistrano, will Include &. new restroom and
ahowers by the main camPiJ"Ound and new
uphalt on the main road, aay park offlclala.
The park, owned by the county alnce 1973, la
locate d near the baae of the Santa Ana
Mountains adjacent to a 4,000-acre bird
sanctuary.
It encompasses oak groves. meadows, stream
beds and bluffs. Wildlife includes bobcats,
badeera, opoaaurnar raccoona, mule deer,
mountain Ilona and a variety of birds, Including
owls and hawks.
Orange Ooqt DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 11, 1912 AT
Deputy enters
innoce nt plea
A former Orange County 1herJff'1 deputy
eteaded Innocent Friday In Oran1t County
Superior Court to felony chareee that ht ... ulted
and eerlously Injured a jaJl prlloner lut March.
After defendant Jamea J . Plereante, 48,
entered hi• plu, Superior Court Juda• Lule
Cardenas scheduled a trial for Oct. 4 before Judie
James Smith.
Piersante had been ordered to stand trial lalt
week following a preliminary hearing in Central
OTange County Municipal Court.
He ia ac.'Cused of be~tang and kicking Orange
County jail Inmate William Hlni:h. 34, without
provocation. Hinch was taken to UC Irvine Medical
Center after the beating where doctors removed hi•
spleen.
Piersante, who spent l~ years with the sheriff'•
department, was fll't.'d March 23. about three weeks
after the incident occurred. He is free without ball, Mostly undeveloped until 1980, the park
currently has two major campgrounds, one for 42
tent campers and for 30 equestrian campers.
The park a lso has two restrooms with
plumbing, including one with shower facilities.
I There is an outdoor amphitheater used for
• nature talks and slide shows and an audio-visual
viaitor's center, say park officials.
TERMITES AT SEA? -You've seen houses
wrapped up for fumiga tion, but a boat?
Photographer ha ppened upon this scene at
Newport Beach's Pro m ontory Bay. V essel
DelfJ ltltot f'holo by Lee 1ta1ne
could be gift-wrapped. of course. Or, maybe
the owner just wants craft to have extra
protection from sun and salt air. Saves on
maintaining the brightwork, you know.
A small area for recreational vehicle
camping h~ no plumbing or electrical hookups.
The firm of G.A. MacDonald Construction p.a. lnc.. has been awarded the development
contract and is scheduled to begin the three-
IX'(>nth project th is August, county officials said.
Purehased for $4 million in 1973, the park
was formerly part of the Starr-Viejo Ranch. It is
named after the late county Supervisor Ronald
W. Caspers.
1
Publishi:t;1g tips
due for write r s
A writers workshop, titled "How to Write
and Pubhsh Your Novel and Non-F~tion Books,"
will be presented at OTange Coa.St CoUege on
Thursday, July 22 from 7-10 p.m .. and Friday.
July 23 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Room 111 of the
Counseling and Admissions Building. Workshop
fee IS $65.
Pre-registration is recomme nded, space is
limited. Persons may register in OCC's
Community Service Office. in the Administration
Building on the campus at 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa.
The office is open M o nday through
Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m ., and Fridays from
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Credit card orders are
accepted for Visa or Mastercard.
T ickets. if ava1lable, will also be sold at the
door.
Workshop directors are Robert M. Howland,
seruor acquisitions editor for Prentice-Hall, and
Dr. Pat Kubis, director of OCC's creative writing
program.
Workshop attendees will learn essential
writing techniques that every editor looks for.
During Friday's fiction and non-fic'tion workshop
sesstons. f11$.l dlapters of student manuscripts
will be analyzed.
Sp eech
camp
slated
Ora n ge County
children with cleft lips
JOE MARTINEZ
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
STATE LIC. #133291
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ESTATE JEWELRY a FINE PORCELAINS, CHINA,
BRONZES, RUGS, FURNITURE, SIL VER, OILS, Etc.
FREE ADMISSION -PUBl.IC AND DEALERS WELCOME£
Don't miss this Important sale!
and/or cleft palates can 24eJ Fairwd• 0n... Fine China, Cryst al. Porcelains, Bronzes, European Furniture, Oils. Etc.
participate in a Speech 17141642-0637 co~~d Meu CA 926:?6 17141646 9700
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St1mulat1on Day Camp fine watches, solitaire diamond rings, earrings. gold chains. cluster
beginning July 26. diamond. ruby, sapphire, and emerald rings.
The camp operated by
the Crippled Children's
Soc1cty 1s located at the
Ba yvie w L earni ng
Cen ter 1n Santa Ana
Heights. As many as 20
c:hildren. ages 3 to 12. can
be acc-ommodated at the
camp Mondays through
Fridays, from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. un til Sept. 3.
A speech pathologist,
hc:ensed by the state and
l'e rtif ied by the
Americ an Speech/
Language / H earing
Assoc1at1on. will be
working with th e
children
Parent counseling and
tra101ng also will be
avail able, explained
Amy Kahn, director of
speech pathology for the
society.
For information, call
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SALE NIGHT
Fri. 9th, Sat. 10th
Sun. 11th, 8:30 p.m.
INSPECTION
2:00 P.M. · 5:00 P.M.
& 7 · 8 P .M. Sale Nights
Property of several prominent Leisure World residents. together with •
Inventory of well-known L.A. jewelry in financial trouble. Also. out-of-oawn
merchandise.
TERMS: Visa • MasterCard
Personal check -Cash. Some extended terms can be arranged.
Property moved for convenience of sale to:
108 Tustin Ave. (Corner Pac. Coast Hwy. & Tustin)
Newport Beach
CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 11L 5 P .M.
Vertebral Subluxation: "The Silent Killer"
Subluution ia a dise~curring
worldwide in epidemic proportioN. It
ia a bodily malfunction or condition,
just a.a diabetee and heart trouble, for
e xample, are conditions. The
dirference lies in the fa ct that a
aubluxatio n oflen causes other
conditions to occur. There are two
ki.nds of subluxations: ( 1) An acute
subluxation produces sudden
symptoms which are of short duration
and are sometimes aelf-correcting. (2)
A chronic subluxation is of long
duration and, if not corrected, can
cause severe sy mptoms and
d egene ra tion . T h e longer a
aubluxation ia allowed to remain
uncorrected, the more extreme the
resulting condition can become.
It has been estimated that as much
aa 90 per ce nt of the wo rld 's
population suffers from subluxation of
varying devee interfering with the
fonction of the body and, therefore,
interferlnit with normal health.
What it a Subluxatlon?
Sublu:ution is the term used by
Docton of Chiropractic to describe
the misalignment of bones, resulting
in nerve preaaure or irritation.
Subluxationa of the vertebrae of the
spine are by far the moet common
type. Even the alight.est misalignment
can produce pNlSlure and irritation
upon nervea, effecting improper
communication of vital nerve impuI.e.
to the organa, cella, and U..ues of the
body. The veat.er the misalignment,
the greater the poBBibility of its
affecting a nerve, and to a more severe
de1ree. The mo re aevere t h e
subluxation, the more t he discomfort,
pain, and oft.en diaablina illneN that
can re1ult.
Cau.ea of Sublusatlona
We have aaid that s pinal
miuli1nment1 which produce
irritatiosi of nerv•, or impinae them.
are called aubluxa,tiona. A minor
•ublusation may occur from the
ordinary, everyday atreaaet and
atnlm o{ normal llvins, even from
auch 1imfle acta aa twi1tin1 or t.unai111-I &.ft unattended, it may
btoomt chronic, ,..ultln& in aevere,
pelatul condltiona. A laD or --tbs oltm ..... mUw IUblUUtiona.
cu bl prodUctd by any type of ahoc I.bl~ O'ltfloeda ta. nervoue eystem'•
prot.ctfve mtchanl1m. &vtn the
une•oldable and tVtfPHltnt
dowawe rd pull of 1rawlty on th• ~ bod' oft.-"troomtt body ...... and plOClw poor pm&urt
Hd •IHll1nment of t he eplnaf Hrie~rH •~rt1ult. Abnormal ,., ... ,, ......... ~
~nd dmtomlidoiol
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of vertebral aubluxations within the
nut few years of their lives. One of
the me»t common cau.aes of vertebra l
subluution in the infant is the birth
proceaa itaelf, expecially if forcepe
have been used in the delivery.
Sublu xations Affect your
Health
Research has proved that the
slightest pressure on a spinal nerve
root as it emerges from the apine can
reduce the function of that nerve by
60 percent in a malt.er of minutes.
T hrough reaearch it wae also
discovered t hat by exerting, for a
period of one to three hours, the same
degree of preNure that chiropractors
find in the average patient's spine,
many of the nerve fibers and nerve
root• rupture, producing poisons
which apread to the surrounding
tisauea. When abaorbed into the
nervea, the poisons will, in time,
progreuively destroy them.
What are the Danger
Sipal1? ,
If you are suffering from headache•,
stiffnen of neck, pain between
shoulders, backache, p&in in anna or
legs, numbness in handa or feet, or
general nervouaneu, you are tufferinc
from one or the eight danger aignala
that indicate pouible nerve preuure
or irritation by a aubluxation or
aubluxationa. Peraiatent headaches,
for example, may be a warning signal
of impinged nerves at the bue of the
head. Theae eisht danger aignala a.re
the body'• way of warning you that
something is amiu. Left uncorrected,
the aymptoma will undoubtedly
continue to increue and produce even
mon 1evere oonditions.
Correctln• 8 u bluxaUona
The Doctor of Chiropractic locates
aubluutiona tbrou1h ortbo~dic, neurol<>Jical, phyaicaI. kineeio cal.
and aptnal euminatJons, 11 ,.. u
X -ray p icturu. By apinal
adJU1tmenta, ln which the vertebra it
akillf'ully and canl'ully moved b.ck
lnco normal poeiUon. u.. chiropractor
ia ablt to nmow the lnterftnnce to
the body'• normal nerve control.
Acuw aubluxatloae can be comcwd
with Jun a rew -Ouetm.nta wtUJ.
chronic 1ubluntlosa1 take ~~uen~
adjuetm.nta to 'retrain ta. IDJMlipMd
verttbru to bold their normal,
non·lrrltathl( po1ltlona. Tht
cblroprector'• IOll .. to allow a norael now ol oommu.m.tion to Uld from &ht bnln ud.., ......... arpn,
and •r•tt• ID tbt bodr-• ,,., ....... to bMldL ..... , .....
Wft ...,,.. ,... .... to dlt bntn
~ ..... , .... ~ .. ............... ,.... ,....,.,...,, ....
hit?? ~ml'] =m.:.~.,, ... ..._ ..
relieved and eliminated. When the
correction ia completed and the
nervoua system ia restored to normal
function, the body will cure it&elf:
that's the chiropractic premise. It has
worked for nearly 100 years on more
than 100 million people. Nature
usually needs no help-it just needs
no interference within the nervous
system.
How can you atay healthy?
By eliminating nerve interference,
chiropractic care can not only correct
numerous health problems, but also
may prevent many conditions from
developinJ. Thia enables the body to
maintain 11.& natural, inborn resistance
to illneu and diaeue. For continuing
good health, the beat answer i1
preventive health care.
In conjunction with a program of
regular spinal adju.stmeuts that will
improve the nerve function of your
body, and therefore your overall
general health, chiropractic advocatell
the baaic formula of proper nutrition,
adequate exercite, sufficient rest, good
poeture, and a poeitive attitude.
For you to have a longer, healthier,
and happier life, it ia imperative that
you be aware of t he fact that
aubluution ia truly a diaea.ae that
oocura in epidemic proportion•. It is a
serious condition m itaelf and can
euily develop into condition•
affectin1 every part oft.he body. And
moat people have one or more
vertebral subluxations interfering
with some function of the body and,
therefore, interfering with normal
health. Dr. John Fumiah it a profeuional
who apeciali.z.ea ln the detection and
elimination of vertebral aubluxationa.
Take your whole family for a vitit, and
let him detect and correct any
aubluutfona you Jnay have. For it la
theae malpoeitloned vertebrae which
impajr nerve function and ultimately
atifie humaa potential. Don't we.it for
health-threatenln1 , or even
life-threatenlnc, conditio n • to
develop.
PURN18H't'~.i,& l'AlllLYrml'ftt~-,
r l'M• • ·~mu.
201 S N1wJKWt IMYd. COltl ~I CA 12127
(114) 831-51&4
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I Orange Ooaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 11, 1882
~irCI recall slows to
llv JEFF ADLER
t(tM DlltJ ,... "'"
• simmer, GOP offers hand to refugees
Even though the campaign «>
'
recoil California Supremo Court
Chief Ju1tke ltO&l' Bird flulc.'<i a~r than lht' duy oher the
ourth of July, the former
ran~c Countr prosecutor
d irecting the e fort said the
tampalgn's ruse Is sti ll
unoldering.
Anthony Rackaukas said the
campaign wlll not "formally" be
abandoned for several weeks.
That's in case something happens
ln the meantime that could
revive the stalled recall effort.
Thal something a<X.'Ordlng to
Roc kuuku, could bo n •llHe
SuprClmt' Court decision
d odurlng Propo11lt lon 8 , the
victim'• t>lll of right.a lnltlotlve,
Uf\(..'Oru.tltutlon I.
The rt.'<lull effort waa dropped
by one of Ila chief organliers,
atatt' S<:n. H.L. Rlchord10n, R·
Arcadia, because of a lack ot
money and only "lip service"
support.
''The people of California
deserve Rose Bird ." said
lUchordJon ot a n('WS conferen<.-e
last week. "They've elected Jerry
Brown. The:('(e allowed him to
make those appolntmcnl.8."
Richa rdson added that It
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DIDN'T GET AN Invitation to
Tuesday night'• fund-rulalna
barbecue at Rancho de Santiago
for Assemblywoman Marian
Bergeson. R-Newport Beach, and
Sen. WJlllam Campbell, R·
Whittler?
Don't feel too Insulted, The
$25-per-person ducat• still arc
available through either the
Whitti e r Republi c an
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ORANGE COUNTY
Republican Party Chairwoman
Lola Lundberg hu announced
formation of an Aalan
Committee, to b ne fit A1lan
retugeet llvlni Jn pranae
County. .
Tht> group will provide free
servit.oe to Allton refugeeti who
wish to better undeftltand the
Amt•rkan politk·al process and
gain citizen.ship. Free citizenship
classes. In fact, will be pffered.
The t.'Ommittt.>e headquarters ls
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• • • •
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Rothbard'a address on "Reagan
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p.m. fund·ral.ter. sponsored by the
~nwr for Libcr1.ar1an Studies.
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Re Mvatlona art• required one!
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his <:ampaign against Incumbent
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FOR THE RECORD 85
Qulek feet
An old sport with a new
look is speedsoccer, with
games being h eld during
the summer at the Los
Caballeros Racquet and
Sports Club. The All-
star game is slated for
Saturday night with the
Beach Division meeting
the Empire Division at
7:30. Area teams in the
American Speedsoccer
Association include
Costa Mesa, Huntington
Beach, Irvine. Newport
Beach, Fountain Valley
and Mission Viejo.
A c tion continues
through August.
ngels bury ·Guidry, Yanltees,
To111my La1orila
return• to 1Jte
of early successes
Tuesday night. B3.
12-6
Ruthven.
silences
·nodgerS
PHILADELPHIA (AP)·-
Philadelphia Phillies rlght-
hander Dick Ruthven called b1I
three-hit performance agafh.at
the Los Angeles Dodaera
Saturday night a tflree-~rt
game.
"I felt great at the be~.
strange in the middle -and t:l\ien
I got it together," Ruthven said,
after the Phillies downed the
Dodgers 4-2. behind Ruthven's
pitching, a three-run homer by
Bo Diaz and a solo shot by Gary
Matthews. .
Ruthven was 3-13 lifetime
against the Dodgers before
Saturday n ight, with 10 of those
losses coming when he was with
Atlanta.
Ruthven said he was, "kind of
surprised I pi~hed better and
I've pitched worse."
He got stronger after the
fourth inning. when the Dodgers
On TV today
:hannel 11 at 10:30
got their last hit of the game.
·•It was JUst a matter of getting
in the g roove mechanirally,"
Ruthven said. noting that m the
early innings . "I had been
rushing. I had to discipline
myself to stay back a little
longer."
Manager Pat Corrales paid him
a visit in the fourth to remind
him of those basics.
"I knew what I was doing
wrong," said the right-hander.
"But there Is nothing wrong with
him (Corrales) coming out to
remind me."
Dodgers' Manager Tommy
Lasorda said 1t was just a matter
of Ruthven pitching a "real good
game. It looked early like we
were going to get him but we
never did."
Jackson blasts two homers, Angels score 10 in third before 53,851
Lasorda said of Diaz' homer,
"Bob (Welch) threw a curve ball
and Diaz jumped on It. Re had
good stuff. but the guy {DUu) hit
a hanging curve ball."
Ruthven struck out f ive
and walked three as he evened
his record at 7-7. Welch. 9-6 took
the loss. By CURT SEEDEN o<ttie Dlllty Not ta.n
The AngeJs Saturday night proved
southpawrnania went out with wing tip
shoes and Nehru jackets.
The New York Yankees came to Lown
this weekend for a three-game series,
intent on adding to the Angels' woes by
sending three left-handed pitchers to the
mound.
And le ft-h anded hitters Reggie
Jackson and Fred L ynn fueled the
explosion. Jackson belted homer runs
No. 19 and 20, Lynn added a solo blast in
the fourth, and the Angel!! made their
return to the top spot m the American
League West with a flair for the
dramatic.
"We just came off an eight-game losing
streak and now we've won three in a
row," Jackson noted afterward amidst a
.;ea o ( microphones in the J.\ngel
clubhouse. "Maybe this will lead to
something."
Actually it led to a short discussion on
Jackson's thoughts each time he t-omes to
the plate to face hts former teammates.
Friday night, Tommy John failed
despite a moderately strong outing.
Saturday night, Ron Guidry failed -
miserably.
Much to the delight of an Anaheim
Stadium crowd of 53,851, the Angels
ganged up on Guidry (8-4) and reliever
George Frazier for a 10-run third inning
en route to a 12-6 thrashing of the
Yankees.
Jackson took top acting honors and
was rewarded with several curtain calls.
He whacked a Guidry 3-0 pitch off the
right-field bleacher deck in the first
inning and then left the crowd in a
pandemonium with a tw o-run shot in
the big third inning.
"I think you try a little bit harder.
You know, I was discarded as old
baggage," he said. "Like I can't play
anymore. The jury just said he can't
play. I just want to show that I still have
something left."
Jackson . of course. garnered the most
roars from the crowd -at least seven
counting the times he strode out to right
field when the Angels took the field. He
even received a modest ovation after
Earlier in the same inning. J ackson
delivered an RBI single, but then just
about everybody in the Angel lineup
came up with an RBI single in the third,
or so it seemed.
Al Davis: LA 's model citizen
His dedication to the community is admirable
It is testimony to the lack of sentiment in our
society that the people instrumental In bringing the
Rams from Cleveland the Dodgers from Brooklyn
do not repoee in bronze on the lawn of city hall.
As a matter of fact, their names are all but
forgotten.
It is to be hoped this does not happen to the
good servants who have labored with such physical
and emotional strength to bring the Raiders from
the discomfort of Oakland to the paradise of
Southern California.
More important, Al Davis arrives in our midst.
Al Davis is the sort of citizen a city should have.
Communities, it has long been a fact, must have
pillars.
' Loa Angeles' Jt&in is Oakland's loa.
. YOU STUDl" this man'• dedication .to that
which la riaht and you sob alone in chorus. Al Davis
took note of the Los Angeles Memorial Colileum
sitting forlornly without a professional football
franchhle to call its tenant and vowed to correct this
injustice at any COit and without regard to who puts
up the money.
"'Ibe Loe Angeles Coliaeum has been at the
beart of professional football for decades," Al Davia
would aay in a moment of puslon on the 11.epe of
federal courthOUle.
Asked lf money had anythlng to do with the.
""tter, Davit would thlit financial considera\iona were enUrely ..x>ndary to Lhe dfttre to see this part
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BUD TUCKER
The -figures cast about were two million homes
at $10 per game.
That is $20 mUJion a game. That is rich.
"We are interested In revenues," said Davis,
"But we are lnterested in revenues which permit us
to compete favorably with the other franchises in
the league, of courae."
Of course.
It is important to note that this community will
not be getting a schlock citizen. Davis' talks of a
residence in Beverly Hilla as oppoeed to El Monte
and the furniture and buaineaa ltema he will be
bringing down from Oakland do not represent
truckloads of rubble.
The moving expenses. which wlll be picked up
all or in part b y the Coliseum, are In the
neighborhood of $6 million. A highly respectable
neighborhood.
OF COURSE, it la the wish of Al Davit that
certain of hll clients are pennitted to watth the-
Raiders play In the comfort of luxury suites. Thia la
another example of the Raiden competlfti fairly
with their r1vall In the NFL.
For lnatAnce, J'ronUere hu luxury wltea at
Anaheim Stadium, 90 of them. 8M la not required
to there thla r.venue wtth anyone, wtth \he pollibl•
exatpUon of th• ms. and thJa brtnet In • «>GI ..
mlUJon before anythlna et.. h':mrw. Dav». In ""ldnf ~tnl&. lhare any profit
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striking out in the fourth.
"I don't like to think anyone gets up
more for any other team, but I'd imagine
there's a little added excitement (for
Jackson)." Angel Manager Gene Mauch
said.
It really wasn't what the Yankees had
in mind when they arrived to close out
the first half of the season. The Angels,
aside from a 5-l victory over Cleveland
Thursday night . had dropped eight
straight -seven to the left-handed
pitching types.
Lynn, meanwhile, came into the game
with 14 RBI in his last 14 outings and
improved on those numbers with one of
those RBI sjngles in the thil"d: his ninth
homer of the season in the fourth and a
{See ANGELS, Pa1e 83)
Two of the Dodgers' hits
produced their only runs -solo
homers by Rick Monday ·in the
se<.-ond and Pedro Guerrero in
the fourth. It was the 15th of the
season for Guerrero and seventh
for Monday.
Doubles
gives U.S.
2-1 lead
ST. LOUIS (AP) -John
McEn roe a n d pressure are
constant companions, and the
tempetuous left-hander from
New York turns it into another
weapon an his well-equipped
arsenal. :
"It's tough to stay on top,"
McEnroe said after he teamed
with Peter Fleming to crush
Ande r s Jarryd and Hana
Simonsson. 6 -4 , 6-3, 6 -0 ·in
doubles Saturday and give the
United States a 2-1 lead ~er
Sweden in the(r Duvls Cup
tennis quarterfinal match. "It~ a
lot easier when you're trying to
get there." :
It was the first time tjle
Am e rican pair have faded
competition ~ they lost ihe
doubles final at Wimbledon 1ast
Sunday in straiaht sett: to
Australians Peter McNamara~
Paul McNamee. .
"We're not plaYtnc better .;. a
teara than we ever ~ve-befoee,"
McEnroe said. "~tely, we've
had our probleln&. We 8hould
play all our matcha Wr.e thia. A
couple of yea.rs -ao. we W9re
concentraUn1 on ttt. doublea more. I ~ we'(,e 11J11t! ioto
outer apace or 80lnethlnc."
McEnroe aalcl Sweder)'t,
doubl• tMm 1'wen '* at u.tr
belt today. But tbey are ~
and wlll be back In the fuiun.
The Swed" were thorouchly
lmprwed with Uallr oppcmelal& I
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Orange Oo11t DAILY PIL.OT/Sunday, July 11, 1912
Wynegar's pinstripes
a dream come true
From AP dl1patclle1
Five weeka into his seventh big· •
league aeuon, Butch Wynegar moved
from the lowly Minnaota Twins to
the American League champion New
York Yankees and fulfilled a boyhood dream.
"I've always wanted to be in pinstripes,'' the
26-year-old catcher said last week. "In fact, I
became a switch-hitter because I idolized Mickey
Mantle."
On May 12, less than 24
hours after Rick Cerone. the
Yankees' regular catcher,
broke his left thumb,
Minnesota dealt Wynegar and
right-handed pitcher Roger
Erick.son to New York for
utility lnrielder Lorry
MUboume and pitchers Pete
Filson and J ohn Pacella.
"I didn 't have any
WY•OAR problems leaving Minnesota."
said Wynegar. "The way things were going I was
glad to get out. It was depressinl( there. "
Quote of the day
Du Qalaeaberry, star relief pitcher of
the Kanai Qty Royals, descrlblng how it
feels to pitch in the new Metrodome in
MinnMpolla: "There's no lead safe in this
yard. 'there's no fail-safe zone. It's
condition red all the time."
Mesa's
record
perfect
The Costa Mesa
Cowboys r e mained
unbeaten in five games
Saturday night with a
6-4 win over Orange in
American Speedsoccer
Association play at the
Los Caballeros Racquet
and Sports Club in
Fountain Valley.
John Boyle pumped in
three goals . Juan
Gardenas and Nevill
Graff had one apiece and
the Cowboys also were
helped by an Orange
own goal in the victory.
The game was tied 2-2
in the second quarte r,
but Costa Mesa tallied
twice to take a 4 -2
halftime lead and the
Cowboys were never in
danger after that.
Levi catches Zokol In MllwaukH
Haw llan Open champion WayH •.
Levi, tho only top 10 rnoMY·Wll\Mr
In th tit-Id, moved into a ~4·hole tto
for tho ll'nd 81m1rday whh Canadian '
rookie Dick Zokol In t.he Oreater Mllwaukc.ie Open Oolt Tournument. The 29-yeur-old Levi,
ont.• of thf' m<>1t contlatent playert on lhl! PGA
Tour. po11tNI u third <.'Onat.oeutlw 68 Cora total ot
204. 12-undcr-par Cor three trlptc around the
Tuckaw&ty Country Club tourlle . . . In
Wh ethn1. dofondina champion Holli• Stacy
bllatcrLna the <:0une detphe temperatures In the
mld-00., Oed a tournament record with a 6-under
66 to tak a on ·•hot lead over Ka&lliy P0tllew11t
and Catby Mor,e aC\er the l«.'Ond round of the
LJ>GA West Virginia Classic . . f Dan Siket
rallled from five strokee back \0 take a one-shot
lead after three rounds of the U.S. Senior OJ>!i?n
Paciorek, errors do In Blue Jays
Tom Paciorek had three hits. •
Including a two-run homer, and drove
In three runs to pace the Chicago
White Sox to a 6-5 victory over
Toronto Saturday night. The Sox were helped
by five Toronto errors In the first two innings
. . . Elsewhere in the American League. Jack
Morrl1 scattered seven hits and Cbel Lemon hit
his fifth homer of the season to help Detroit
beat Texas, 6-0 and gain a
double-header spilt. Texas
won the opener. 6-5, as Larry
Parrish cracked his third
grand slam this week, tying a
major-league record ...
Baltimore Manager Earl
Weaver was ejected from a
game for the first lime this
season in Oakland's 3-1
victory over the Orioles
,.c~llC A s t r o n g re l i e f
performance Crom Bob Stanley helped Boston
nip Minnesota, 5-4. and maintain their lead In
the Eastern Division . . . Former Dodger Rick
Sutcliffe threw a five-hitter and Toby Harrah
and Von Hayes homered to lift Cleveland to a 7-1
decision over Seattle . . . Paul Molltor slam-
med a three-run homer and Robin Yount and
Ted Simmons added solo s ho ts to pace
Milwaukee to a 7-0 triumph over Kansas City.
Oawaon powers Expos paat Glanta
Aaclre D1w10a drov In tour ruru
wl\h a ainale, doubleo and homo run
Saturday nlaht u Montreal opcrwd ll
11lx·run 11 ad and hold on for on A·4 II
triumph ov r Son Franci1CO. Winning pitcher
8111 Oulllcklon 11uppor~ his own c.•au110 with
two doubll'I . . . Elll1 Valentine kvyed a
Clv~-run Courth-lnnina rally with o thl't'<.'-run
homur and lai.er singled In a two-run -.eventh u
New York held of( San
Diego, IJ. 7 . , . Jo1e Cr11&'1
nlnlh·innlng homor llfted
Houston to a 4-2 victory over St. Louil, handing 1Ulrter Joe
Nlekro his eighth win In 14
decl1lona . . . Dickie Noles
hurled a four-hitter and Leon
Durham scored the game's
only run on Gary Woods'
double In the fourth lnnang,
DAWION giving Chic-ago a 1-0 win over
faltering Cincinnati in the opener or u scheduled
double-header. The second game was hultro by
darkne111 after n1ne innings with th<' score
deadlocked, 5-5 . . . Don Roblnsou. who failed
to win a game last year when he was plagued by
injuries joined the NL's 10-game winners.
limiting Atlanta to eight h its in 8 YJ Innings and
doubling home the first two runs as Pittsburgh
downed the Braves, 6· l. Despite the loss. the
Braves remained three games ahead of San
Diego and seven in front of the Dodgers in the
National League West race.
U.S. poloists nipped by Holland
BUDAPEST. Hungary Despite "' three goals ap1cc·e rrom T e rry
Schroeder and fo rmer Newport
Harbo r High s tandout Kevin
Robertson. the United States dropped un 8-7
decision lo Holland Saturday night In the
Tungsram Cup water polo tournam+'nl here>.
The U.S. was for~'ed to play a man short for
most of the evening after building a 4· l
advantage at the end of the first period.
The setback drops the U.S. team to 3-2 and
into a second-place t.ie with Spain. Holland
remains the only unbeaten team in the •
competition with a 3-0-2 mark.
14.88 4.97
Baseball today
On t.hl dall' ln bueball In 196&:
Mlnnct0L1 1lua r Harmon K.llltbrew'•
two-run, two-out, nlnth·lnnlna honwr off
Pete Mlkkel1on 1ave the Twin• • 6-5
victory over the New York YankH!t at
MetropolJLln StadJum. It wu perhaps the
blg.it.>st victory in Mtnncaow'• march to the
American League penn»nt ... the
frnnchlllt'' first 1lnce 1933. when It wu
lcx.-oted In Wuhington.
On this date m le<Jl:
Pittsburgh'11 Roberto Clemente rapped an
RSI smale In the 10th lnnina to l{ft the
National League to a ~-4 victory al San
Francisco's wind-swept Candel.stlck Park In
the year's first All-star game.
Tht' game's most enduring moment,
though. t·amc in the ninth, when Giant
pitcht•r Stu Miller had his pitching motion
broken slightly by the high wands. forcing
him to <.'Omm1l a t.'06tly balk.
Today's birthdays:
Angels catcher Ed Ott is 31. Toronto
p1h:ht>r J~y McLaughlin is 26.
Ongais breaks mark in Minnesota
With Danny Ongals leadmg the •
way. five drivers shattered the track ·
record in qualifying Saturday for the
IMSA GT road race at Brainerd
International Ra<.-eway· Sunday in Minnesota.
With a lap time of one minute. 28.133 seconds
(122.54 miles per hour) over the three-mile track.
Onga1s was more than six se<'Onds faster than the
four-year re<.'Ord of 1:34.149 set by Peter Gregg
Former light heavyweight champion
Tommy Loughran, a member of th<:' Boxing Hall
of Fame. 1s dead at age 79 Loughran was hving
al the Holidaysburg veterans home wht•n ht· dit.'<i
in hu; slt.-cp. the New York Daily News reported
Undl•feated a nd sN·o nd -ranked
welterweight contc•ndc•r Milton McCrory
withstood an injury lo his right hand w sc:on: a
unanimous 10-round dec1s1on over top-ralt>d
Roger Stafford in Phoenix Saturday
Eddie Lawson won the Superb1ke main e.,,ent
and F reddie Spencer capturc-d the pole pos1uon
for today's Spark Plug 200 feature in moto:-c.:ycle
road ruing at Laguna Set.•a Raceway
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In the second game
Saturday, Mis&on Viejo
upped its mark to 3-1
with a 9-5 decision over
Newport Beach.
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Tyrone Blair. Marwan
Assad and Duncan
Clarke pace the balanced
Viking attack with a pair
of goals apiece while
Neport had five different
players 9COre.
The defeat dropped
Newport Beach to 1-3 in
loop play.
Fountain Valley will
meet Mission Viejo
Thursday and Newport
plays Huntington Beach
Friday in games on tap
for next week.
The All-star game.
pi ft in g the Be a c h
Division against the
Empire Division. will be held Saturday night at
Los Caballeros.
All-stars
eliminated
&ANT A BARBARA
-Kllck's All-stars of
Fountain Valley were
eliminated from the
United St.ates Volleyball
Asaociation Junior
National Championships
at UC Santa Bubara
Saturday night, after
losina to Westwood.
Kftck'• All-•tan had
beaten Westwood earlier,
14-16, 15-5, 16-14 but fell
to Outriger, Hawaii for
the leCOl1d time during
the tournament, 14-16,
lS-9, &.15.
Kllck'• Coach Tim
fteed pralad the play of
Co1ta M eta'• Paul
Coenen at 1euer and Gr•• Kle cker of
Hunun1ion Be.ch, an
ouCl!ld9 Nu.r.
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'Lasorda's homeco.....,..ing. FromPaoee, i
Montreal holds fond memories for im
ANGELS BEAT YANKS e e.
I •
city, a clean city. a gre~t city to raise a lamJly In.
And the fans tried their hardeet to make you f~l at
home, even If you didn't 1peak a word of French."
BYaUCE LOWln ·~ . ...., It ill aomehow fitting that Tommy Luorda 1h~d be managlna In the All-star game In the
mu t.l·Uniualed mettopolla of Mont.real, In the first
ml leUOn bueball clalaic to be played outalde the
Un States.
The flower of Quebec, la fleur de la belle
province, was for m09t of Lasorda's younger days
hla fl«Ond home . He spent the better part of nlne
RalfOnl pltchlng for the Montreal Royals when they
we~ ln the International League, and the top farm
team of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
• Lasorda could say "bonjour" then almost as
easily as he says "buenos dias" to Fernando
Valtnzuela today.
'NOBODY HAD to tell him what a lanceur was.
Lasorda was one of Montreal's best. The former
left..handed pitcher owna the all-time International
Leaiue record of 125 victories for the Royals.
,Gillette, which has conducted the All-Star
votlpg since it became computerized in 1970,
proVided ballots printed in both French and English
for ~ Montreal populace so passionate ly split
between the languages as its native tongue.
Had the ballots come only en Francaise.
Lasqrda wouldn't have been in the least bit fazed.
TheJe days he waxes eloquent in French on
television in a yogurt commercial. And he knew
what a gerant was long before he became Los
Angeles' in 1977, succeeding Walter Alston. ~o doubt he'd love to have Steve Carlton as
well as Vaenzuela among his own lanceurs on the
Dodgers instead of just for one night. Mike Schmidt
as His troisieme-but. Gary Carter as one of his
recelveurs and perhaps Andre Dawson and Tim
Rair~ among h is voltigeurs.
\,I DIDN'T LEARN to speak any French at all
until I'd been living up there a few years," LaS(>reia
recalled. "I'm not what you'd call conversational in
it any more 'cause I've been away from it so long.
But J can still get by."
lie remembers Montreal as "really a beautiful
3.67
And a few folka In Montreal obviously loved
him right back. He wu, he bellevee. the only
Royals player ever to have a "day" there, given a
car and other l{ifta.
"I felt even back then that it'd eventually
become a major league city.'' he said, "becauae of
the support the people gave the team. I remember
In 1950 we outdrew a oouple of major league clubs.
"I played there with some great playeni who
went on to become great in the majors, played with
If I'd ever h ad to leave LA, it
would be for Montreal.
a few of them who became managers in the majors
-Joe Altobelli, Sparky Anderson, Dick Williams,
Roy Hartsfield ...
"I THINK what I said to myself was that I'd
like to stay in baseball in some way. And most
players, if they want to remain in the game, think
of themselves as becoming managers. That's what I
wanted to do."
He even had a chance to do it with the Expos,
but turned down their oUer, preferring to remain in
the Dodgers' system until Los Angeles gave him his
chance. "But if I'd ever haq to leave LA," he said,
"at would've been for Mont.real."
ln the '50s, Lasorda dreamed (in English, of
l.'OUl"SC) of becoming. say, a Sandy Koufax -until
the real one came along in 1955. He likes to talk
about how he was the guy Brooklyn bounced out of
the Na tional League and back to Mont.real to make
room for Koufax.
He was with the Dodgers briefly in 1954 and
1955 National League career totals: eight games, 13
innings. 11 runs. no decisions. 7.62 earned run
ave rag"'
4.77 18.88
LEADS NL -Tommy
Lasorda, the Dodger manager
who· played in Montreal, will
be at the helm Tuesday night
for the National League in
the All-star game.
and a double In tho 1Jxth.
Hla homer came ore relh:vcr
Mike Morgan and wu hh1 fourth
homer in the last ahc games.
The victory went to Ken
Forsch (8· 7), although he hardly
fooled the Yankeet through six
lnnlnga. New York roughed him
up for two runs in the top of the
third on an RBI double by Ken
Griffey and Jerry Mumphrey's
ensuing single.
Even after the Angels sent 13
batters to the plate and collt.icted
their 10 runs on eight hits. two
walks and a pair of Yankee
errors, New York responded
with three more in the top of the
fourth.
Singles by Oscar Gamble and
Dave Winfield, an error by Rod
Carew and a sacrifice fl y by
Graig Nettlc.-s made it clear that
Fonich just wasn't on his game
But then. rarely does a starwr
work with a nine-run bulgt•
"These kinds of games are
tougher on pitchers becaus<'
Waltrip wins easily
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -
Darrell Waltrip ended a brief
victory drought Saturday night,
running away to an easy triumph
in the Busch 420 Grand National
stock car race.
The defending Wi nston Cup
champion raised his season total
to six victories while winning for
the first time in seven races.
Waltrip. a 35-year-old resident
of nearby Franklin, Tenn ..
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the entire' field in the first 151
laps on Nashville lnternuuonal
Raceway's treacherous .596-msle
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T e rry Labonte. drivtng a
ChevrolN Monte Carlo. wound
up second. about f1 vt· St'<.'Onds
behind Waltrip on the track and
mor<' than a lap behind an the
race. Labonte, who has not won a
race this season, finished St..'tond
for the sixth time.
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they're not Wied to ~m." Mauch I
not~. "They don't want to ~·
lay the baH In there and lhefi·
don't want to be too fine." ;
"Every time l threw one. UwY
just attacked It," Fonch co~
later. "I waa just reall[ l
atruggllng out there. But lt;t
great anytime I can get a wln like
that... I "A game like today la what
makes baseball fun,'' added thlrli
baseman Doug OeClnces, who. 1
did even beuer than h is . t
teammates In the third by hittinJ-
an RBI double. -
"We lost eight straight g~· 1 but now we're back in first place.' i
A <:ouple of the guys came along ~
well during the streak. T he): t
were swingin~ the bat well -;. ~
ltk<' Lynn ." :1 * ~· ANGEL NOTll: Wrten 9o9 ...... llw•
OUI New York • 0-o..nMe In the tNrd
mn•no 1t ma1lo.ed the C6th '""'* the ~
have nailed trying to atMt thl1 MMOn Ill 8
attempts for a 59 percent average SI,.
Amerlean League record• h•Ye lnclvded ""' ca190ory ~inning In 1973, the top mlltl Nil
bffn 52 pe<cenl by Oakland and the Yenk ..
9obb1 Orlcfl'I RBI tr~ In Frid~
n1ghl s v1C1orv over Ille Yan~-wH 1119 flrtt
on lhe IHI t I games and only his third In the
last 20 Rettle Jecbofl'• two hOn-. runs 11es him for 17th place on the ... ,.,.,.
two-0<·m0<e-h<>me run garMa with the trio a(
Joe 01"'-"lo· Henti Clreenbeft and L .. -
.
The 11oc;torv over the Yank-oi-1~
Angels lhe series edge al Anaheim Stlldiu111.
54·!>3 Yankee slarter Ron 01114,,.
came into 1he game navino hit 1ust two batter•
1n his ma1or-league career He hit 0..,.
OeClnce1 1n the tt'llrd Inning Sa1urday night. le
c•me one 1nn1ng alter Ken F-h hit 1ht Yankees .lotln .._,berry. Uc: unttl hltllno
OeC1nces G111dry h&dn't hit a batter linoe • • ~vne 29 1980 whef1 he plunked c ....... ancf• l
Mike H.,,,OH When llllcll ec ...... •
replaced Im Foll 8t stlorlSIOC> tfl Iha fourth
1nn1ng 11 marked hts first appearance ~
July • m Kansas C1tv · h8 Angela end
Yankees wr,1p up lhe first half of the -.on ;
IOOBV 11 05) Wllh the Yankees sending left· t
hander Sh•n• R••le1 (4·4) against ltne • )
Renko t7 2)
Germans·
record
e victory
KARL -MARX ·
STADT. East Germany
(AP)· -East Germany
defeated the Uni t ed
States 207 112 -172 '12
Saturday in the first -
ever track and field meet
between the two
countries. The American
men won l20112 t02 1h.
but the Ame rican
women were trounced
105-!'>2 in the two-day
('V4.'l\l
The Am e ri ca n
women's coach. Dr. Bert
Lyle. said. "The East
German women's team is
by far the finest an the
. :
world." "
Mc•n 's Coach Sam
Adams said, "We are
very proud to have won
tht• men's duel against
the East German team.
WC' needed many good
performances to beat
them ..
Tht· U.S . men had ·
lx'<·n be hand 4 7 -48 after .
Fr1duv's events, but ..
s tagc:d a comebac k .
Saturday to win. The .. I
wo m l'n ·were behind·:· ·,
65 -:lO going into ~
Saturday's events. and · ·
had no chance to catch . ·· i
up to the East German : ·:
women ...
Two weeks ago, the · · • l East Germans won over •;.,·•
l h 1• S o v i e l U n i o n
190-178. again on the .· \
s trength or their .,. •
wom~n. One week later.
the Soviets beat t h e ···
United States 207-167, ··" ·: ~
winning both the men's -: 1
and women's divisions. ~·: l
The East Germans will . 1
go to Los Angeles next
Year for another track •.
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ond Sher11on Resort when Jimmy Connors and
Bjorn Borg compete In 1he MIChelob llghl Cup Julv
24-25.
The tourn•ment also IHturos Sandy Maye• ano
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Remelnlng home schedule Monday July 19
Houston. Wednesday, July 21 -Dallas Froday Julv
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BASEBALL -Dodgers at Ph 1ladelph1a.
10:45 a.m. (34) -WORLD CUP SOCCER
F INAL -Italy vs. West Gennany.
1 :30 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SUNDAY -
Hector Camacho ( 15-0) vs. Louis Loy (1 ~.O) in a
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3 p.m. (7) -BAJA 1,000-0FF·ROAD RACE
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World Cup on the line
Italy, German s duel f or o cccr upremacy
MADRID (Al') -Paolo Roai of ll4Jy und
Karl-Helni Ru.mmenla of Wnt Germany, t..'0-
acorln a lead ere In the World Cup eoc<:er
tournament, could be the key playen in today's
final at San Uago Bernabeu Stadium In Madrid
They hove IC'Ored rive goals apl~'<'. and l'ut·h
haa the ability to \urn o matL'h with a lightning
shot.
The mat.ch. in which eoch tt.'am will be trying
lo win Its third title. should be the final 90 minutl's
or the biggest-cv<.'r World Cup. which has mu1t·ht•d
:l4 national teams In a month-long tournam1ml 1n 17
iswdaums in 14 Spanish c ttlc:i About 1 5 hilltm1
On TV today
channels 7. 34 at 10:45 a.m.
telev1s1on viewers around the world will bl·
wau·hing the championship gaml'.
Ir the title can not be decided an regulataon
times or after a 30-minute overtime period, then it
will be replayed Tuesday
RUMMENJCGE HAS a thigh injury, and Jupp
Dcrwall. the Wt•st German c·oach, d0<•sn't plan to
start him.
However. Enw Bcarwl. the• Italian mo.rnagl·r.
had serious doubts that Rumnwmggc wall fail lo
appear an tht-German lineup
The Germans have always hetc>n mC!!>lt'rl> ut thl·
substitute i.tratcgy. Rumml•naggt>, twil'l' Europc:. .. :in
F(IOtball<.'r or lht• Year. sat on the bt•nch fur 90
ltol111ns uowrwd Pc>lond 2-0 1n the 1u:mltln1l1t
'l'hur!Kioy
ROSSI IS l'Urrt111tly 11 national hero In Il41y -a
SllJI Y book li~Urt.• who hmc bount•t.'CJ back to WOTld
))tllrdum .11l1·r a hrtlwry ~·;mdol and a two.ye r t
'U"JX'n!>tcm l
Gc•n t lie.· m1ssc•d the game agalnet Poland
lx'l.·auM· ht• ~"'' ..._., v1ng a or1l' match suspt..nision. !
But "' llaly's 1wt•v1oui. g1:1nwi. lw WU..'1 l(iv1•n tht• pb
111 l_:. "'K up :.tar-. Zbt~nww Bonlt'k of Polund. Diego •
M.11 .ulon<1 ut Argc 11t111J and Zll'll of Brazil thr~ •
111 tlw m11s1 cl.111..:1·1 o~h i>hoott·n. m thl' tuua narnent
.11111 111 'u1tt•t'lfc.cl c·vc·rv lime·
1>11111 /',ciff. lt11ly'i. 40-yl•ar·old goulkl'l.'J>N in
gruy n11d bl&c·k. I~ l'Xpt.'Clc .. -d to bec.'Ome thl' oldest
mun lo pl.iv 111 tht· 1111,rl 'im·c· tht• W1Jrld Cup started
111 I !l:ill
lt<tly won the · World Cup rn ni:H and 19:J8 and
WP!'.I Gt>rmany an l!J!)4 &nd 197-l Brazil has won the
1110'1 Cups rn 1958. 1962. and 1970
IN PLAY S.iturdav. Poland c·aml' trc•m
lx·lttnd "1th thr1·l· go..ils ·rn thn·1· mrnult'l> and w~nt
1111 lo lw .. 11 r·f ,11111 :{ :! l•>r thud 1>lact·
J\ I tc·1 a I :H h 11111\Utl' gu.il lur Fram't.· bv ~tene
U 11 .11 ti. tltc 1'1111 ·' '"' h:-toud hl·avv prc·~urc.-ln the
F11•1wltt111•11 ;u1d "'llf'l.wd h<1l'k ll1 L<tkl· th1· IP:td on
go.ii' II\ ,\t1d1 /t•J S1armal'h Ill 1h1· ·Mth rnmulc· <tnd
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France. Then he got into action in thl' 30 manull'
ovl'rtame pt?raod and Sl'Ored a vital goal that helix'Ci
his team rally from a 3-1 def1cll to tie. tht•n wan on
penalty kicks.
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At whalt•vc.•r stage Rumml'ntggc goc'S onto tht·
field. the Italians wall havt• a man waiting lo dc·al
with ham -Claudio Genult'. tht• bag dl'kndcr ol
Juvt.'ntus of Turrn He wtll be• thl' Italian lt•am's
policeman to try to kt'<'p Rummenigg(• uut of
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l'Mtlles,3b 2 I I I Deni~ I 0 0 0
Smelfy.u 5 O O O
Wyngar.c 3 2 1 1
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CALIFOflHIA
all r llllt
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R Jclltn,rt 4 3 3 4 B Clr\,.rt 0 0 0 0
Baylo<,dh 5 I 1 I
O.C.-.3b 4 I I I
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Wlfong,2b 0 0 0 0
Foll.II 2 0 2 I
Kellht.lt 2 0 0 0 Boone.c 3 I 1 0
Toi., 34 12 14 11 T0111t 40 II 12 e
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New Yorlt 002 JIO 000 -II
Calilo<nl• 10( 101 100 000 -12
E·Mumptwey, Frazoer. Cetew 2 OP·New
Yott! I. Callfomla 1 l08-New YOtk 11,
Cllllot-7 28-Gnlfey, ~. Boone. Lrnn HA·Re J-eon 2 (20) Lynn 19) S-
C••••· Boo n• SF ·N•lll••· Downing
New Yori! .. H II Ell 1a llU
Guklry(L ,8·41 2 6 7 7 2 ~ FrQler 4 4 1 0 0
Ml MOtgln 4 1 I 3 1
Ale••nde< 0 0 0 0 0
CallforrMe FotlCh(W 8-T) 8 g 6 S 0 2
Huslef IS.1) 3 3 0 0 I 0
Guidry l>flc:t>ed to 6 baller• "' lhe 3rd HBP·by GutOry 1DeC1nc.•l. by Forsell
!Mayberry. Wynegar) T·2 411 A·53.851
Reel Sox 5, TwlM 4
Mln.-ole 000 112 000-4 11 1 Boelon 030 110 00•-5 I 4
B Castillo, R. Davia (7) encl LauclMr. Hurat. 8. Slanley (I I and Geclman. W-
Hurai. 3·3. l -8 Cu llllo. 4.9 S -8
S11ni.y (61 HR-M1nneso11. G ae111 ( 121.
Boe1on Evant C 11 l A-26.022
A 'I J,, Orielaa 1
Bellimen 100 000 000-I I 0
Ollkllt>cl 012 000 000-3 a 2
0 Mtlf11t192 and Dempwy: T UnOetwoocl.
8Mrd (I) and M. Heeth. W-T. Undl<WOOCI,
5·4, l -0 . Martinez. 9·8. S-BH<d 18).
HR-Olktand . Gron (31. Armu (10).
A-25.856
F'IMT O.U. ~l.nt-S Ollrolt 001 310 000-5 10 I T••• 400 100 001-8 12 o
Wllcott. Rucker (2). T OOlll (Ill encl l M
Pwriall. Mallac*. Bollano (4). Schmlo1 (8).
o..wtn 111 ano w....., w-o~. 11-2
l -TotMlc. 2-4. HR-Oeirolt, Tretnmell 131.
Wockenfun 121: Teu•. La. Parrl•ll (8),
Maulfll (31
UCONDGAMe ,,..,. .. ~,
Oalrool 003 102 ooo-• 10 0
Tn.. ooo ooo 000-0 1 o
MOttlt ...0 Fflttr(. Hough. Mltet>elle 13)
Bottano (8) and Sundb9rg W-Morrls. 7-8 L-Houglt. 7.7 HFl-0.lron. Lemon (5)
A-42,113
WNte Sott I, ._ .ler• I
Clllea90 310 020 000-8 8 0
Toron10 020 030 000-IS a 5
KOC*Mll. E-r· tlS). Hickey II) end Flak; Goll, A.L. Jac:Qon (51. Gervin (9) end
8. Martin.. w-e.c:.trav-. 1.1 l -Gott.
1·5. 8 -Hlc:ll9'( (4) HA~. "1ldotell (5). A-17,0GS. .._..,,...,....
~City 000 000 000-0 • I ....... 001 310 11tt-7 ,, 0
.... Am111rOnO (4). Hood (I) encl 8IMIQlll. ".,ell and ~ W-1.etch, 1-5. l -llue, W . HA-Mllwllikff, Yount (ISi.
• Molltor If). 8lmlnon9 ( 14). A-33.841 .
...... , ......... 1
Clewl9nd 000 003 211-7 I I
.... 000 010 000-1 5 I
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L-... ttte. f.IS HR-Ci.¥14encl. Ha1tl.lt
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.. inyt lnO Trevino; N01ae encl J Dl'llL
W-NoltM. 1·7. l-lletlf'lyli.~t.
M COMDQA-.... ~-· (lue911-0-) C1nc1nn111 101 ooo 120-5 8 o ClliC.ftOO 002 ooa OlO-$ II I
lllllfandl. KW!\ (8). Pftc. (71. .._ (I I. H9YM It) llMI Viti\ Go;cltf': Kre...c, Tldrow (71. l • Smlllt (9) a nd J Davi•. HA -
Clnc1nn111, ~,., 131. VIII (41: Chicago,
MorNn<I (II). Ou"'-m (12). A ao.H4
hpoel.Olerlte4
Sin Franclle:o 010 000 030-4 e 2
Montreat 220 100 21•-1 12 0
laalley, lltelnlng (2), L• ..... (8). HOl!tnd
(7). 8arr (I) and ~ OUIKclllon. Fryman (I )
ettd Cetler W-ltaon, M l -lNltey 1-6 S -Frym•n (51 HR-Sa.n franci.co.
Eon 1 ( 12) Mon11 .. 1. 011111on (I II
A-380711 ... ........... ,
San Diego 10 I 100 130 1 13 2
....,,,Vor\ 010 500 21a 1112 2 Cur111, Chiller (7), Dravei;hy (9l ano
Swllhef. Lefebvre; Falcone . Alltt<\ (7). •llCI'
(8) end Hodgu w -Falcona, 6·8 L-
Curttl. 8-5 S-l each (21 HR-San Diego
Richardt t 11 New York. Ktnom•n (2 11
VtNent-(6) A-S1,St5
Aatroe4.C...,.2 SI Louis 110 000 000-2 7 I
HOutton 200 000 002-• 8 1
Fo;.cl\ and Potier: J Nllic<O and P\ljOll
W-J Nlllcro, 8-8 L-Foracll. 1·5 HA-SI
LOUIS. Lo SmHh ti t. Houalon. J Cru1 (8)
A-31.000
ll'lralM t. lrawM I
PllllWQh 002 022 000 II 8 •
Alllnll 0 10 000 000-1 8 (I
0 A~. TellUlw (Ill Ind T "-"•· P
Niellro. C Ot.z (6). Cowley (I I and 8enecloc1
W-0 Ao«Mnson. lo-;J L-P Ntelo o 11-3 HR -Allanla. WhlMnlon (1) A-39 744
Car-
lynn
Downing
FOii
Cletk
Boone
Bay!Of
Angel •"'80" IATTIMG
Al II H 1411 1191 'ct. 2711 43 12 I 21 :ra1
274 49 7g 9 31 288 3211 54 93 12 32 288
261 32 76 2 35 284
53 7 15 2 5 283
G<IC:tt
DeClncn
~ Jac:i.eon
BerllQull
239 IS 68 I 29 271
336 31 92 13 53 774
279 35 7S 8 31 269
307 43 12 10 47 287
265 40 ISi 20 47 257
es 11 2, ' a 20 Ao Jaeltaon
FIW1)Ulotl WHfong
BU<leton
l(efleltef
42 ' !I ' 5 114
!>() 3 10 0 2 200 1111 10 17 0 5 177
45 4 7 0 2 156
18 2 0 0 0 000 Tolala
Mahle<
HusllH Aase
ZaM
Renko ForlCh Will Sanc:~z Kl son
GolU
C:O.betl
Moteno
Tolllt
2.847 385 779 80 354 270
PITCHING
.. H M 90 W·l lrAA
·~ 2 0 0 0.() 0 00
43•.., 29 22 72 I ·0 I 87 !><I'" 42 22 40 3.3 3 04
127 118 3 1 41 10.C 3 12
!H 1> 94 24 42 7·2 3 23
135'~ 125 30 « 8·7 3 St es•.., 16 31 44 4.3 3 59
47 47 22 26 3.() 3 64
77 71 30 42 6-3 3 74
28''1 28 14 18 2·2 3 8 1 57 54 21 23 •. , 4 58
491> 55 23 22 3-7 4 74
712"' 739 268 36A 48-37 , 47
Top 10 ~ ... 111atNb) ~ANLEAOl.M
Q M fl Hl'ft. w. Wllaon. ~ Clly59 255 33 1'1 .341 Bonet. Toronto 78 243 311 IO 3211
H•lh.Clewtand 80 319 68 105 329
Younl.MllwaultM 11 314 56 103 328
Hf!*, M-.a 72 217 48 94 32S
Cooclf.M....... 78 311 54 103 328
L.M. PwYW\. Oalroll 82 213 40 N 319 ~Rea. KlneM City e:s 317 44 100 3 I 5
Wlllte. ~ Clly 73 Me 41 13 312
Pcxlrelt. CNcego 11 251 29 eo 3 10 .............
G Tham••· Mllwauk ... 21. ThO<nlon.
Clewoland. 20. .... -·-· ._.., 10; Cooc>w. Milwaull". 19: Ogllvle, Mawaukee. 19
"""• 8atted In Mc Rae . Kansas Clly, 77. Cooper
Mllweukte. 118. Tltorn1on. Cleveland 67
lintnS1<1 Chleego 112. Hrbell, Mtnnesota 60
'1tclllflg { 11 DecWofte I
CeuotA. S..llle. 8-3. VullOVICtl M1t..eullM
10.C, ZeM. Anoele 1M; GUIOry New Yort< 8-4 Burnt. ChfC890. 8-4. Bark., C-ano
9-S, Sulchlla, C-no. 7.4
NATIONAL l EAOUE
Q Al II H 'cl.
T Pena P1111burgh 71 l72 30 87 320
Ottve< l.lonue.i 83 311 4 7 99 3 111 Kmght Houslon 83 321 411 101 3 15
l\u Jones. San Diego 78 28 1 55 88 3 13
l.andreeux. Docleen 70 237 43 74 312
MaOIOCk PttlSbu<gh 80 294 48 91 310
LO Smtih. SI LOUIS &4 320 70 99 309
RlchetO.. Sen Diego 58 240 3 1 7 4 308
Carl•. Monlr .. I 78 230 51 89 307
J Ray. Pilll bu<Qh 82 332 48 10 I 304
MorftellUM
Murphy, Allanla, 23. Kingman. New York.
21. Cantw. Montreal, 18, Ha<ne<. Allanla. 18, J Thompson, Prlltburgn. 17. Clltlt, San
Frll\Ct!(;C), 17
"-a.et.ct In Murphy, Allanta. 82. oi.-. Mon11 .. 1 60
T Kennedy, San Diego. 57 Clark San
Franc:tlCO 57 Kingman ....... Yo;k 55 8
Diaz, Phtladelpltla. 55 J Thompson
Ptlllbu<gh 55
( 11 o.cte6oft•)
Lolla<. San Diego. 11·2. O Robinson
Pllllbufgll. 10.3; Rogers, Monlrlll. 10-4.
Sutton. Hou11on. 9-4: "Veletlt""8, Dodg<tn.
t2'4: Monlefuxo. San Diego. 7-4. RolC!l, SI
LOUIS. 8·5. Carllon. Plttladefpllta. 11·7
LITTLE LUQUE l'LA YOfFa
TOURN ... Wf CW C:~ ~a (atOoacwlea~UI ........,..c._......•
Roblnwoocl 11 Founlaln Valley Solllh 2
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AINI
(411 ......... LI.) ••••••• ,.,.ca-~ Arnertcan .,., Si.nion, 7 30
pm ~ca-
f'ounlaln Valley HOt11t va. w .. 1m1ne1 ...
Arnerte.en. 7:30 p.m. ,....,..0..
Oceen'llew Amer1Cen·Stan1on 10-va.
Founl•ln Valley Norllt·WHlmlnller ~ i-, 7;30 p.m. ......,..ca-
OoeenYMw Am«leln-8111111on winner YI.
S.........,5pm ......
CMRs.at HMLI.) ~0-Htinlln,lon Valley n WH1m1n11u
Nt!IOMI. ·ao P "" W d I •e•aO-IOlle ¥L ~ Vllll9'f 9outtl, ll:IO pm
Sund•r
July 11
Yanhts et= I •OMpn ti ID.~ .
11
·~·at Clew., ll·OS Me s at ~ 1:05
29 •Alie• at Y1nam. 11
PlllllM 11 DMlen1 l:OS
Aug.1
SUtlle II ~. I
-o.clctn II Au.ti, 11:20
0 WLPPC
Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Juty 11, 1982
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AD1e1, Dedier ·Se..e.tlda
Anple on "•• KMPC (1iO) Aftget• on TV Chaniet I
Dodgen on Radio KAie ('7t0) Dod..,a on TV O"•nnet 11
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Saturday -_ 1
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Mond•r
11
,.
11
... tlltll,430
[tpM at ....... 5:35
28
Otallnd •l .... 7:30 ~ It Gta111s. 7•35 .
2
TWHIS at ~] 30 OMcwt It 4.35
Tu•ld•r
19
20
Alie• .. Bait •• •:30
[lpos et ~"" 7:35
'¥1
0.ktand et Alie•. 7:30 Dedcen 11 G1entJ. 7:35
hnns at -... 1'30
_.,. 11 Aeds, •:35
Wedneed•y
1•
---·t~4:30 £.allOI •t OMttn, 7:35
21
Oakltnd •< Alie•. 7:30 ~ et G11nts, 7:3S
lwiM II Alll•. 7:30 DMewl 11 Am, 9.35
Thured•Y
15
~ tt Cle¥ .. 4:35
Meb It '*""" 1'35
22
21
Staltle 11 Anc•. 7·30
s
Twins II ...... 1 30
Atlanta et Diiie••· 1 3S
Frldey
_. 11 City., 4:35
MetJ at DMltn. 7:3S
1t
•Alie• 11 Yan~en. S
Pltlltles II Dedc11t, 7:35
8
• Aftc* II SeatUt, 1 35
AU1nt1 11 DMctrs. 1 3S
17 ' '
111 ..... It Clft , I l'()S
MttJ It .,....... 1.05
M •An&• •I Y1Mm. ~
PllllliH 11 IWltn. 7 a&
11
Stallle al ...... 1 OS
•Oodclll 11 AUtnli. IJ•20
1 •Anc• 11 Seattle. 7:35
AltJnll et °""'1, 7;35
• • Allctll 11 Se11U1, 7:05
AU1ntf 11 °""'5. 1:05 ~· 11 Twins, 5:35
S 11 °""'5. 5:35
10
_... at Twins, 5:35
Reds al DMctn. 7:35
11 Allf* 11 Twins, 5:35
Rtch at .,._... 7:35
12
C11nls 11 o.dc••· I ;OS
13
....... t~nd. 7:35
C1111ts 11 °""'5, 7:35
14 •An&• II Oakland, l :05
Cl111la 11 ~ 7!06
,___,..ca-
HunlifliltOll Vlllly·WNlmlnll• NlllOnll
-.. 8olaa-Founllln Val/Ir/ Soullt IOMr. 5.30 p m
,~.o-
Roblnwood va Hunll"g1on Vall•Y· we11m1nt11t Na1lonal Wlnnw, 5:30 p.m
~0-0ceanvl-Nalional v•. Bol .. ·Fountaln
V&llev Sou1h wlnnw. I p.m.
DISTllUCTllT~
AlwA
(et ....... Vlato Lall•) .......,..0-
EJ Toto ... Mllalon Norin, 5; llS p m r_.,-.o-
Llll• Foreat ..... Mi.Ion Hiiia, 8. 15 p m ........ , .• a-
lrvtne Norin ... El Toto-Mletlon Notlh
Wll1nef, 5' 15 P m. ~··ca... Saddlebacll vt. Liiie Foreet-MIMlon Hiit
wlnl\lf, 5 15 pm Prtur'•O-
El T oto.MIMlon Notlh loMf .. Thuraday o -.5 1Spm ......, .• a....
LO• FotHl·Mlu lon Hiii• IOH f VI
Weclneedly'I -· 10 1.m ,.,....
(etSeAC--..U) ......, .• a-
Sen Clement• vs. lrvlne Soulll. 5: 15 P m , ..... ,..a-.
Viejo VI l llQUlll Beach WMMedey'aO-
M1..-Soulh ... l lQ<lfll Nlguel, IS 16
pm
Tlwndar'• 0-San Juen .,. S1111 Clamente-l.AQunl lleedl wlnnw. 5 15 p m. ,,...,.. 0-
Vlejo.~ 8Mcll winner .. Mlealon 50011\.-L.agune Nlgull wlmer,5:15 p.m eetw.,..a.-
Vlejo·l•gun• 8Hch IOMr ..... MIH IOll
Soulh·L8QUfl• Nlgull loeer,· 10 1.rn
San Clemenle·lrvlna Boulh lo••• •• Frklev'• loaw, 1 p.m
senton f14-15-rMt-olde) DISTiltC'f II TOUllN._NT (et lntM)
.. NfdaJ'a kOfM Lake 1'0< .. I 4 MrA'Of'f V,.JO No;lh 3
Mission H1M1 1 Mission v .. JO Soulh 2
SaoOleOack 23. Ulgvn• Beecn o
VtejO 11. Irvine Soutlt 0 iv1e10 1>4tchlr Oen Btanoe11 lll<ew a no·h4111t<J
Todef'eO-
(at Hen•d P8fk)
Irvine Na<lh v1 l•k• Fo•nl. 1 p m
-.41u 1on V1110 Soulll vs MllJ•on Viejo No;11' 5 pm
lileftde'f'• 0-lnnne NO<lll ·L•k• Fores• ION< vs "-Soulh ~pm
u.gun. Beedl Vtl Mrsaoon VteJO Sou11\.-M'"'°" V,.to Notlh _,,,.,.. 7 30 TlllMdey'10-
M1-Hiiia .. Saddlebadl, 5 p.m.
VlejO vs ff\1-Nortll·Lake Fa<est """"'*· 7 30
OtlTfllCT a TOUflN...,,,.
..... 1 , .. ..._.,,,.,....,..,
a..-~V=-lcMll. a p.m. T__..OM!9 ROOllMOOCI .... ~ ~ I
p '" • .......... ca-
S..-f'-leln Val/Ir/ Soutlt ._ ...
Roblowood-WNtmlNter fqf10nel IOMr. 5
p m
A ....
(et la OuMte ..... )
~·GM;e Hun1tng1on Valley va. Founlatn Valley
Soul/I, 5 p m
~·o.-Bolu vo Huntlnglon v aney-Founlaln Vali.y Soulh .....,_, 5 pm .....,..a....
Huntington v~ . .foun111n v..., Sou111
IOM< .. W.Oneed8Y'• k>Mr. 9 Lm.
...,. (1J.JMf Didi)
OtlTNCT a TOURN~
\:.=~"= Hun11ng1on v~ .. 8olM. s p "' ,_.,..0-
AOOlnwood YL Founllln Vlll9'f Noni\, 5
p.m • ......,..a--
Fountain V....,. South .... WNlmlnel•
Natlonll. 5 p m.
Tlwndar'• ca-~~•on Valley·BOIU IOU < va. Ro Fountain V9111ay North io-. 5 p.m
,~.o-
Hunltnglon Vallay·BOIH winne r va
RoelnwooO-Founteln Val/Ir/ North ..W-. 5 p m .....,..o.-
Seavlow vo . Founlaln Velley Soullt· w .. 1m1na111 Nallonll..,,._, 9 Lm.
Foun11ln Valley !loulll·WHlmlnaler
Nellonel -YI. Thurtdey'I 'llillnner, 2 p.m.
Misc.
u.a. TrtatNon (II i.o::1:-11)
I Scoll Mollna (PttlSl>ul'gh}
2 Scolt Tinley 1San Oiego)
3 Mar~ Allen (1>14 Met) 4 Dave Ho;nlng CSen Franc..col
S Oeen H11per (leleyelle, Ca I e F .. dy MaUlmlno IBenlCI• Ca 1
7 Gotclon Bult (Loa A<IQMS)
I Oale 8uetc:u (Santa Monlee)
!I Tbm R"h tOranoel
10 Kun Maooen (Sen Diego>
WOMEN
2 14 00 2 IS 38
2 15 53 2 19 11
2 20 19
2 20 21
2 21 24
121 SS
2 2333 2'24.00
1 Kalh~ McCar1ney (Newport) 2·33.SO
2. Clatra McC1rty (Sama MO<llcal 2'33 58
3 Jutie MoM (Carttb9d) 2 35 58
•• Julle L..-cn (NftlpolS> 2.37 24 s l ..... Mlll6w (Sin 0.001 2 38 22
8 Joanne Dlftllloen• ~en 1 n t 49 7 UM Gonalea (San 11) 2 40 27
I Mew-a Wllllt (HU<ll""lllOll 8N "I 2.4 I 11
9 Ooanne Glebel (Sanla Batbat•I ••·cc.34
10 Robin• T roxall ISerlll Monica I • + '3 ~
Loe Alemltoe
IATUflOAY'S lllHUlTS
{tOlh .. 11-ftlefll ......,_..-*'el , ... ., llACa. sso yatOJ
Flying Wl.M uncr \A<magJ ~ 40 23 IO 10 00
Power Btolt• (Catdoza) 4 00 3 20
Doc LIRby fllCUy) 4 80
11.IJo 1aced Ou1c~ Jnv .. tmonl 8rady1
POP. Mr Erv TwttJ, l f\lnk Six, Maka Milo
Nevaoo Oh Simple Man
Ttme, 27 67 ta IUCTA (9·111 pelO S5 71 80
SECOND AACa. 3!>0 yardl Tltanl<a To Cl 8' (Mtc:N) 10 IO 5 20 3 20
Htglt Vogue l<"-'MOI< I 5 00 3 00
Dully Dupe 0 onlltl 2 40
A1.o rlCecl Ktnnt111nntc:k, Aunl CIVIi -TU<n Blonoe fleQUltl Sa~ N SNgu# S .. MI
S-t Talk
Time 17 91
THlflD llACIE. 400 yards
WtUv Lumo Luma fHrll 8 80 4 Oil 2 80
Heia Ro11 (Sllneoauglt) 3 40 2 40
OO·One Way Rl<l., (Tonktl 2 IO
DO F 1n11ned t1r11 dt1Qua1thed and
placed INtd
AlllO r~ Game Etlotl Jetsoce GM
P11nce J 8" Fllghl Judge Ttme 20 SO
F"OUfl"TH llACE. 870 yatd1 LWOecll (KnlOf\11 57 60 18 00 8 20
Fieel MIC:ltey (Bl<dl • 60 3 80 Klnoa Speeay (Treaaure) 4 20
At10 reced Por Oue. Hezana11vea1gh1
ROCkaOOO Tortilla Flat
T1ma 45 s~
12 H~CTA 111-1) pelO $315 40
F.-TH M CE. 350 yarda
Roanabtl 18ardl 5 20 2 80 2 40
Cause Ima Polley (Han) 2 80 2 40
8'11 Belly IT onl.al 3 80
Al*> raceO Annie Faye. The G1ey SlleOow
Covnl-SPMO. ACIM Ooo T ..... 1835
llXTff llACa. 360 yatds
Mr Oulek,,_ (Pllkertlon)24 80 8 00 4 20
FOOla ~ (Hartl 3 40 2 40
Blclu.noa Boy !Cre'll9f I 2 llO
Alto rlOICI Toe> R-. Ar,,_ Jon Bolly Cotbel Johnny ChMear Sooner l<n.,r•ved
Bo I.loon. Cinnab!Jg
Time 17 84
12 llllACTA (1-11paicl$7520
UV.NTH AACa. 350 yards
111111• ..._ (Mlic:Nlll 15 eo ' ao 3 eo Tax Ott Tw (Creeger) 2 IO 2 40
Railroad Witch 1Htlf1) 4 00
AlllO rlOICI Aoclletl On. Efty Ma,_-.,
Keep On KMP'"Q On T..,,. 11 92 a IX.ACTA (4-41 Peld $37 00
EIGHTM M CL 400 ywoa
•
Katrs Colter (Ma) 17 60 II 80 7 40 Nublado Jt IOominguGI 111 IO I 20
A90al ~· (T,_,.e) 1 00 Al90 I eced Super A.cit. 8'tgltt HOU<, T 00 Tidy S11 Truc lt t• Toe•. O verrrde
Puemon1 .. lk;nny
T1ma 20 08.
S2 IXACTA 15·81 paid Slll8 00
12 '1CK SIX 111·11-11· 1-4-51 p .. d S tll.094 O wilh IWO WlflnlnO ltc:kllt lftw not'") $2
Pock s .. conSOlatron paiO $254 40 '"''" !>O """"'ng tocttets \lour h<><H91 $2 Pelt Sia
scraleh conaclalron P8IO $2112 00 Wllh 41
wrnnmg ltCketl (lhtM ttor-one Kt81ch ot
IWO n~ IWO ICtllCl>aJ
NINTH RACE. u o yards
Leading Star (lackey) 3 20 2 80 2 80
Doc Neef tCrNge<) t4 80 4 80
Miu Ceatl Creotl l>iarl} 4 60
AlllO racaO CIHI)' Native. Sco11 Lewi• Im
Kally Green. S1a Fot Sure. C11alOI
Time 21 77
S2 EXACTA (7·21 p..O $88 20
TENTH RACE. 350 y11d1
$pMdy POiicy (Tr..,..,e) 10 40 4 40 2 IO
S11 Ronny (L.eclceyl 3 eo 2 eo Rodlll 81411 (Tonkal 2 eo
Also rlOICI Cetcher Men. WOjetl(MU. SI
Rein Ber n ...... 11 ea ta HACTA 13-5) paid $30.20.
An.,d..-'t.424
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'1flST RACE. 8 tu<longs
Ring OI E11n IStblJlel 18 00 1 80 4 20
Rernernb9r' Holly (LIPttaml 4 20 2 80
Hempen a NU<M (H.....,.) 2 IO
Also race<I Cougar·a Merk, HHvenly
Ballu . La Prlnceua. Katlllnka, l!can• Topper. Pellte Room. College Money. Time I 10 2t6.
lllCONO AACIE. 7 l\w1ong9
BJua Jaew 1Guerra1 • eo l 20 2 40
Canntltln (Upltaml 5 eo 3 20
Tullt (0.W-ye) 2 40
Al90 rlCed Royal Gel• Jedi Btrd. Fo;1
Knoa, Golden Style, T V fly« r-. 1·22 215
12 DAILY OOU..E (7·11 P11k1144 80
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OhWget Oreg (OltahOUl .. ye) 2.eo 2. to
Fal>Uloua Pe111n1 (Ollvet"I 2 20
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Pul>llc TradUton. Minced W0<d•. CC>anllt
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WllO Oat4 (Toro) 2 60 2 40
Notbet (P•cel 4 00 .
AllO 18*: Be On Time, Dogo. HHI Sl\lp,
El Pancno Anoal Time. t ·4 7 116.
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Hel<I Bell CGuwtal
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3 00
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Al10 ••c:•ll Ayaan
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Bold Ou1 l lnl tS•l><Jlel 3 eo oot
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Ptaia Prince IKhu y) 15 80 II 80 4 80
tncurat0n IG.,..ra) I 80 6 IO
Carrte1s Ten (Bleci.1 7 20
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Emmatm•nn tEatt Gor,,.any1 20 511 4
O.tMll Kueoeclt (ENI O..many) 20 e3
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2 Han11oerg Kunze IEa11 Germany)
13 55 78 3 Steve PlaS«>C1a IU S J •• 01 12
4 OtaJ l(ampe IE•si Ge<many1 14 0 2 76 110 hutdlea -I lltry Cowling IU S I
13 38. 2 HOlgW POhlancl IE.lat GermtnyJ
13 47 3 Mtlln Slewwt IU S I 13 56, 4
Tl'IOn\M Munllall (E .. 1 Germenyl 13 68
3000 al~ -1 H9fVY Mar11t
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Elhotl Tabron. N11 Sunoar C11tt Wiley),
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Pell911, Frat1ll Ric;hl• Andreas Knebel)
304 55
Hl -t Delle! Ge15tenberg (Ea11
Germany) 252.3•, 2 Ed Buri.e (US J
24 1-10·; 3 oa .. McKen1.1e tU S 1. 24 1.3 •
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224-9 2 An Burns (U S } 220 ·8 3
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lJ t Jason Gr1mes IU S I. 26 6'>. 2
Uwe Lange. IEH1 GMmany) 25·11. 3 Mike Conle)' (U S ). 25-•'" 4 Frani. Pasc:nei.
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IU S ) 12 80 (Amerrcan recotdl 4 89'111•
Ftlio«•kl (US.) 12 92
200 -1 Baerbel Wo eckel IE•st
Germany) 21·1S 2 Florence Gntt11h IU SI
22 34. 3 0-.. Wa«lter (Enl Gwrnany) n 39. 4 Randy Gtven1 (U S ). 23 07
3000 -I Jan Mernl IU::; I 9 00 bJ. 2
Ul<t111 B<una (Enl O..manyl. 9 09 78, 3
Francie l•rrleu·Smlln tU S ). 9.20 30 4
Gabf,... Riemann (Eas1 Ge<many). 9 47 55
1.600 rtley -I East Getmany tKtraten
Siemon. Sabini BulC!l, Oagmar FluebNm.
Merit• Koch). 3 20 23. 2 U S 1Roaatyn
Bryan• Ar!IM Emereon Denise Oi•on Slletrt
Howetd), 3 23 13
OT -I Irina ~''" IEas1 0..menyJ 234-3 (WotlO IMOtng perlo;rNnce 1982) 2
OtMll ~ {Eut Germany) 216-10". 3
La<ne Grtlftn IU S I. 187-8. • Kelhy Ptl\netl (US ). IM-0 .
HJ -1 Jun• Kinn (Eut Germany), 11-5~.
2. AnCl<M Blenl .. IEul Ge<'many. 6-2\•I 3
ColHn Sommere (U.S.). 6·:1· 4 Phyllla
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Motrtl Halt'~ky
Bo~ Tway
Lllry Zregter
Btlf Sanoe< Jay Cuod
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Mark C.IC~vecch•a
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8'tt Callee
Geo<ge Cadle
Mike Btannan
Dai. Dov<}IHS Jim Dent
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Phtl Hancock
Den Pon1
Gary McCo;d
M•ri. McCumbe<
B•ad Bryanl Ed F"l()f1
G•ry Hallberg
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Ed Dougne<ly
frank Connet
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Ka1r.y Poa1i.-a11 70-611 1:38
Alica Mn~ 70-69-139
Kalhy Young 71-70 -u 1
JenF.,raris 71°70 141 Ca1r.y Reync>IO• 7~7 147
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AleunOta RetnN11dt 72.70 142
M J Smith 72.11 1•3
Altson Shlard 72· 71 t43
Mardell W111t1na 71.72 143
Janel COIM 69· 74-143
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Jan StepnanllO" 73-72 145
Beth Dante! 72·73 10 O.anne Oa1141y 72 73 t•S Pally Hayes 76-70 1'6
Lynn Allam$ 75-71 146
Vtelu StnQlelon 75·71 -t46
SUSJe McAltosle< 7 •· 72 I 46
Martene Haw 1•.12-t46
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Ken Town•
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Bob Goalby
Gay B<ewet
Gene L1llM1t How,. Jottn~
Jac;k Fteek
Joe J•menel
Bob Gadf8 Bob Ro•l>Urg
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"It takes one to know one."
Or, better yet, for designer
Stevi Brooks it is more
fitting to say, "It U}kes one
who wears one," to appreciate
well-fitting exercise and
dance wear.
A dancer for most of her
life, Brooks has put
first-hand knowledge into the
deaigning of her line.
"After wearini leotard& five
houn a day for moet of my
life," 1h1 11plain1, "I know
how a leotard ~hould look
and fHl."
Tht nativt·bom
Californian betan danclns at
the age of 5 and became
dedicated to her art. She
spent countless grueling
hours in extensive dance
training through high school
and working summer stock in
San Diego.
At 16, Brooks moved to
New York where she worked
for eix weeks at the Copa
Cabana to earn enough
money "ju1t to eurvive."
Eventually 1he landed
~on the Ed Sullivan,
Peh)t Como and Steve
Lawrtnot •hOwa and danced
wttb thi .June T111or
danoln. ...... ,,,,,.., ,, ... "'
Exercise is cheap life
insurance ..• C2
Funds to be raised ·
to battle MS ••• CS
The BP.lq1m1nt
Rlns ••• c'
..
f.l.U!?AD!L . .....,
. Ladlel. tf you want to whittle down your
'. wailt, arab a broom. . t
Before you'rw teqipted to do hOUlework, •w
~ff t~ atrawt. It a huabuld or boy friend ta ~ pt hJm to do the uwtnc -uve your
··1trenath for exerdllnc. ·
'•
Row, take the broom handle-« an old mop
handle will do, and put lt acroa your ahou1den
with hands draped over the pole and twiat your
body. But, don't move your hip1.
Thia exerciae. accordtn1 to Charlotte
Oromaner, phy1ical fitne•• director at The
Sporting Hou.e, is one of the best you can do for
'your waist.
VOA
Actually, the most common figure problem
women have ia not the waist, but the hipa
and the inner thighs. "Most of the women I aee
want to know how to firm up this area of their
bodies."
"For these problems I recommend old-
fashioned leJ lifts," Charlotte said. You limply
lie on your stde, extend both lep straight out on
a line with your upper body, flex your foot and
raise one leg and then switch to the other side.
She recommends high repetition, aay a eet of
30, rather than three aeta of 10. However,
everyone has to aet their own pace. Listen to
your body and don't try to do too much too
quickly, Charlotte cautioned.
Charlotte further recommends that you
attach weights to your ankles to add resistance.
Two-and-a-half pound weights would be a good
starter.
For stress and those tired shoulders which
oft.en result from sitting at a desk all day, try
shoulder rolls. Try touching your shoulders up to
your ears, then press backWard as far as they
will go and then down.
For the upper back try bending over and
with weights in your hands bring your arms up
even with your shoulders. The weight you w.e
would depend on your own strenith, but five
pounds would probably be good to start with.
No exercise aeasion should begin without
stretching or wanning up. Charlotte suggests 15
to 30 minutes of stretching every day for flexibility.
And don't tell.Charlotte you don't have time
to exercise. "Everybody has time to exerciae. It's
the cheapest life ins~ you can buy.
"You can exercise while you watch
television or while you are chatting on the
phone.
"Every morning when we open the doors at
6 a.m. there a.re women waiting to get in. They
exercise, shower and then they are off for work.
You can make time for exercising if you really
want to s~y in shape."
The average age of women exercisiJ.18 at The
Sporting House is about 40. "But we are tieeing
more and more 16 and 18 year olda. U you
exercise and take care of your body you can keep
a youthful figure as long as you live. Exercising
is doubly important if you are dieting."
And even if you are pregnant you can
Caillouette-KoJI
Dorothy Ann Koll and James Thompson
Caillouett.e were married in Serra Chapel, Old
Milsion San Juan Capistrano. Afterwards they
gi:eeted guests at a reception at La Cua Pacifica,
San Clemente.
Dori, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Donald Koll of
Newport Beach graduated from N~port Harbor
High and Stanford University. She will graduate
ln September from the Art Center CotJese of I'.>elicn· ,
Dr. and Mn. James C. Caillouette of Paaadena
are parents of the bridegroom, who IJ'aduated
from Polytechnic School in P-.dena and Trinity
Collete ln Hartfordt_Conn. H~ 11 now a fourth
year ttudent at the use ~I of Medidne.
Lynn.Mason
continue exercising. "We put pregnant women
on a program that helps \hem durfna ~
and afterwards to repin their filUJ"ll quickly.'
As we talked by the pool, a woman came
swimming by. "She's just had her baby,"
Charlotte said. "Swimming is one of the best
exercilles you can do."
Of course, a pregnant woman would want to
confer with her obstetrician before embarking on
an exerci8e program.
Mrs. Gregory Walker
Walker-Hartman
'The aatden of the home of Mr. and ·Mrs.
George Vulich of Bel Air wu the eetting for the
wedding of Sabrina Hartman and Gregory P.
Walker, both of Mammoth Lakea.
The bride la the dauahter of Mr. and Mrs.
AahJey P. Hartman of Irvine and the bridegroom
is the IOn of Richard Walker of Century City and
Mn. Gecqe Vulich of Bel Air. 1
'lbe new Mn. Walker la a graduate of Corona
del Mm-ffWl School and ta employed by Seelons
Four CcnclOmlnh&ma, Mammoth IAkee.
'n-::::t':"° ii a .,.aduate of Unlvenlty ltich end Is employed by the Chart
lkUe, Marnmom ~.
Duval/ .. Murdy
A candl•lllht oeremony at It. Andrew•
.,..,. ..... QUNb. Newpon 8wh. Wll the
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Charlott. Oromantr, fftntu
director at the Newport leach
Sporting HouM and 011l1tont
Le1lle Oavl1 presented ex.arclM
demonetration1 at Roblnaon' 1
Fashion l1land. At the 1ame
time the two were Introducing
tt,e colorful ~~tton lycra
exercl1e wear a111gned bvl.,---~.
Stevl Brooks. Charlotte, below,
1trop1 on ankle weight1 and
demon1trote1 the correct woy
to do 199 lifts to firm the inner
and outer th'9h. Leslie works
on the upper body while
holding fiw pound weights.
The same mowm9nts wilt help
posture and relieve stress. To
keep exercise from being
boring Charlotte suggests
music and a good looking
exercise wear. 'If you exercise
and toke core of your body
you con keep a youthful figure
as long os you live.'
At The Sporting_ How.e there are all kinds of
machinea and pr08raml let up for keeping or actuevtna a youthful ftiure. However, Cha.rfotte
says we have them exerci9e at home if they can't
come ln that day. "You shouldn't go more than
two days without a workout."
Exercise can be boring, so Charlotte
recommends turning on the radio or phonograph.
Mu&c while you workout can be motivating.
"We have a coed weight room and a ladies
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Moore
Moore-Hubbard
Newport Cent.er United Melhodiat Chl,.IJ'Ch was
setting for the wedding of Eleanor Hubbard and
Daniel C. Moore Jr., both of Corona del Mar.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Hubbard of Corona del Mar. She
graduated from Corona del Mar High School and
Oniverslty of ;rexaa at Austin.
The brideooom. '°" of Mr. and Mn. Daniel c.
Moore of Bethesda, Md., attend• Chapman
College ln <>ranee and la employed by Viking
Value Inc.
The new Mrs. Moore works for, Sden~fic Drtllinc ContNJa, Irvine.
The newlyweda live ln Corona del Mar.
Jones-Marshall
weight room. Some women are intimidated by
working out with men while others are
motivated by the competition."
Also fashion -the new exercise wear plays
a great part in motivation. "Five years ago we
sa_w only black or blue leotards and tights. Now
everyone seems to have two or three outfits in
bright colors and stripes with matching leg
warmers. If you look good you feel more like
exercising."
THE COSMETIC DEPARTMENT of
Nordstrom, South Coast Plaza, will sponsor a ·
series of Eli7.abeth Arden Advanced Red Door
beauty workshops July 12 through July 16.
Hours are 1 to 7 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday
and 10 a.m. to 4:45 Wednesday. Thursday d1ld
Friday. •
The classes will provide individualized
instruction on skin care and makeup. Admission
~ $10 and will be credited toward any Eli7.abeth
Arden purchase. Further information available ,
by calling 549-8300.
A FASHION SEMINAR, "Wardrobe Basics
to Build Upon", will be conducted at 11:30 a.m.
July 13 in the Individualist Sportswear•
Department of Nordstrom, South Coast Plaz.a.'•
Joan Bennett, blouse buyer, will coordinate the
event which also features informal modeling and '
refn!Shments. ~
MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION ofi•
Orange County will hold a Summer Serenade
July 15 in the California Scenario Sculpture11
Garden at South Coast Plaza Town Cent.er. The
fund-raiser will begin with a no-host cock1ail .i
hour at 6:30 p.m. followed by a buffet and'•
dancing at 7:30 p.m. Reservations may be made -i
by calling the as:sociation at 547 • 7559.
, SAN JOAQUIN GUILD RIO (Rehabilitation .
Institute of Orange County) will hold ita flnt 1
fund-raiser July 15. A black-tie gounnet dinnel'
will mark the opening of the Hans J>raa-Rlt&
Res1aurant in Fashion Island and at the aeme
time benefit RIO. Marianne Gamer 673-8080 and
Barbera Campbell 673-1763 are co--c~ the
event. Gale La~ is reservations chalnnAn.
Oranae County Premiere Committee of the
AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION wU1
hold a chili cookoff July 18 at 6 p.m. at Tbne
Arch Bay Clu~. Souch La,una. Mr. Md
Mra. Richard Cumby are hoata for the
invitational event. ,
IRVINE HISTORICAL 'IOCIETY haa
1eheduled a July 11 ''Picnic from the P•" a& aM
Irvine Hiltorical M\m\111\, The 8:30 pJD. f\md.
railer will feature a pk:nJc bllbt diriner pkll a
bakln1 auction. Gu"u ma1 ~·r oa;~ lndkatlve of a pk:nJc on the llr'llarte. m.. l .
Delphi Belllftler, 133-1408, ot Ann ,
8&l·IH2 may be called for"'*-.
Olsen enterta ins
at kick.off for
MS fund -raiser
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BENEFIT KICltOFF: A group of Oran1e
County's top bualneumen joined Richard P .
Hausman for cocktail.a In his Irvine offices to
klcko~f fund-raising patron duties for the
Multiple Sclerosis Soclety's Sept. 26 benefit.
The tempo waa kept light with specia1
guests Merlin Olsen, actor/sports commentator
and comedian Tom Dreesen, speeches and
stand-up routines, but the emphasis was on
ti<'fet selling for the tund-raiser.
The group is planning to put ''fun" back into
fund-raising with a tum of the century garden
party at the Newporter.
The event, partially underwritten by the
Newporter, will include mimes, artists,
handwriting analysts, cocktails, buffet dancing
and a presentation of the American Designer
Collection from Sak's Fifth Avenue.
Benefit patrons attending the kickoff
included Gavin Herbert, Newporter President
J oe Woodard, Kae Ewing, Bill Flicker. Bob
Guggenheim, Edward Schumacher, Dennis
Campbell and actor Dennis Burkley.
Also Bob Warmington, Gary Burrill, Harry
Johnson, Harry Karsten, Robert Little, John
Parker, Larry Stone and Bill Voit.
GALA EVENT: The Orange County
Chapter of Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge
had all of the ingredients for a great party -
fashions, food.'music and sunshine.
The event co-chaired by Mrs. Richard
Hawkins of Newport Beach and Mrs. Herbert
Str06Chein n of Santa Ana was held in the lovely
g14rden at the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Kurzet of Orange.
Three Newport Beach members, Jennifer
Severson, Marissa Wayne and Jeri Hawkins,
joined professional models and members of the
USC basketball team in the parade of fashions.
Music was provided by The Maestros. After the
s how and dinner guests danced to tunes from the
big band era.
Pilar Wayne. Virginia and Paul Bender,
Carol Blanchard. State Senator and Mrs. John
Schmitz, the J ohn Seversons and Mr. and Mrs.
King Burstein were among the almost 400 in
attendance.
Proceeds from the event will help send
students to Valley Forge, Pa. for seminars and
workshops. Freedoms Foundation is a non-profit,
non-p olitical organization pro m o t ing
Americanism and preserving and perpetuating
the principles in America's Freedom documents.
LIVELY PARTY: ''The party was one of
our best and a lot of people were enjoying the
music and dancing," Carol Westling said of the
annual cocktail party hosted by Balboa
Cpmmittee of the Or~ County Philharmonic
Society.
And she gives part of the credit to the lively
Dixieland music by ''The Oversextef' and the
lovely setting, the bayfront home of the Merlin
Nortons, which was originally the Hoag home.
The band. remember the name, is composed
of seven Newport Beach doctors.
Three hundred members and guest attended
and the proceeds help s upport free youth
concerts, youth music enrichment programs and
the Music Mobile.
The party was under the direction of Mrs.
Winton Ashton. chairman, and Mmes. William
Schmidt and Robert Stewart.
BENEFIT STARS: Rich Little will headline
St. Joseph Hospital's 10th annual benefit dinner
on Oct. 2 in the Grand Ballroom of the
Disneyland Hotel. Singer Abbe Lane will also be
featured during the evening, according to Keith
Renken of Costa Mesa, chairman of the benefit
committee.
Sponsors for the event which will benefit
the expansion of the Orange H ospital's
outpatient surgicenter, hail from all over Orange
County.
95TH BIRTHDAY: Harriette Peame Bryson
recently celebrated her 95th birthday. For 43
years the celebrant served as a good will
ambassador for Sparkletts Drinking water in the
public relations department.
She currently resides at Leisure World.
Laguna Hills, but retirement has hardly slowed
her down. She is a member of the Soroptomist
Club, PEO, F orum Club. Foreign Policy
Association and the Republican Club.
Harriette, as everyone affectionately calls
the peppery Mrs. Bryson, continues to attend
each of the SparkleU.s Pioneer (retiree) events
and has plans to be at the summer party Aug. 20
at Pike's Verdugo Oaks restaurant In Glendale.
She is the Pioneer's oldest member.
"l like to keep busy," she explains.
ANNIVERSAR Y PARTY: Huntington
Beach native Boyd Davis and the former Ruby
·' r.
a very special boutique for
children at ~a
Wes tport ~-4 .· 1p
Square ?l\l~··
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starts
Monday,
July 12
at 9:30
P.S. w,. now carry ai•e• 7-14
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• BENEFIT PLAN~ERS -Cocktail party host Dick Hausman, right,
with Merlin Olien and Rick Livingston, left, manager of Saks Fifth
Avenue, South Coast Plaza.
TAKING A CHANCE -Helen and George Conaway of Irvine t.ake ~
chance on a prize as they purchase their tlcketa !rom Merrie
Stroechein at the garden party sponsored by the Freedom Foundation
Oran1e County Chapter.
Bastille Day fund-raiser to battle Multiple Sclerosis
In 1789, they stormed the state prison In
Paris in an attack against the tyranny of the
French king.
On July 14. 1982 a group of Orange
Countians will attack the tyranny of Multiple
Sclerosis with a Bastille Day fund-raiser at La
Cuisine of Newport.
Forty percent of the funds raised at the
black tie event will be used for research while
the remainder stays in the community to provide
necessary services for MS people In Orange
County.
"It will be a 'Jewel of an Evening',"
according to Kitty Leslie, who is chairin~ the
second annual affair.
The red carpet treatment will be given
guests as they a rrive at 6:30 p.m. and are greeted
by .rotating arc lights and soldiers attired in
Napoleonic uniforms.
Following the cocktail hour guests will dine
at pink draped tables from a menu of French
dishes personally selected by w11tia.m" Dillcenzo of
La Cuisine.
For starters, there are four typet of cav-
ier served with vodka. Guests will continue with
royal de coquille St. Jacques and sorbet de
petales de roees. Then there's a choice of escalope
de veau Cynthia or Whiteflah aux Juliennes des
legumes; poire et chevre, salade de ria de veau
and an assortment of pastries -guests will get to
try at least four. Each coul'8e will be served with
appropriate wines.
And if that's not enough for a grand
celebration the fund-railer will be hlshllghted
with a collection of Neiman-Marcus' sparkling
f ashlons. -.
Supporting the MS Society, Orange County
Chapter, in its efforts to present th is
unforgettable evening are diamond patrons:
Messrs. and Mmes. Robert Gray. Alexander
Bowie, Charles Hester, Alan Rypinski, Richard
Allen, Glen Stillwell, Robert Guggenheim and
Richard Hausman and Zelma Allred, American
Airline. Discenza. Neiman-Marcus and Douglas
Oil.
Emerald Patrons are Messrs. and Mmes. J .
Robert Meserve, Harold Muckenthaler. Robert
Peebles. J.M. Peters and Robert Novak, Dr. and
Mrs. Stanley van den Noort and Congressman
and Mrs. Robert Badham.
Listed as Ruby patrons are Hodge L. Dolle Jr ..
Robert Coulson, Connors, Coulson and Hoffman ,
Debbie Prell, Or. Stuart Cummings, Gary
Burrill, Warren 0 . Fix. Dr. and Mrs. Irving
Leopold, and Messrs. and Mmes. Arthur Zelin.
Donald Palmquist, J oseph DeFranc:o. Wilham
White. John O'Donnell. Charles Pou~r and
Frederick W. Rohe.
Female guests will receive a gift of Lys
Bleu. a fragranc-e cr00ted by Prince H~nrt Pierre
d'Orleans. eldest son of the Count of Pans.
pretender to the French throne and male guests
wlll be presented golden stick pins.
Reservations are still available for the
elegant affair and may be made by (:ailing
636-2171.
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GARDEN PARTY -Marilee Hawkins of Newport Beach was
~'0-chairman of the garden party held at the Orange estate of the
Sta}lley Kurzets. Virginia Knott Bender, right. and the co-chairman
chat at the affair attended by almost 400.
ANNUAL BENEFIT -The bayfront home of Mr. anti ~.
Merlin Norton provided the beautiful setting for th<.• benefit mc:k~il
party hosted by the Balboa Committee of the Orange County
Philharmonic Society. Pat Ashton. right. with husband Winton. and
Roberta Schmidt, with husband William. were among th<.• 300
attending the annual affair
Slate of Missouri were married June 25, 1932 in
Santa Ana. They celebrated 50 years of marriage
at a reception in the Fountain Valley Recreation
and Cultural Center with 100 members of their
family and friends
Ruby and Boyd are members of the First
United Methodist Church in Huntington Beach.
where they reside. •
Boyd was re tired from Getty Oil Company
after 28 years of employment. He also worked
for the Huntington Beach Union High School
district for 15 years and was a volunteer fireman
in Huntington Bcac·h for 15 years. He has
retained membership in the Masonic Order for
45 vears.
She designs wear
From Page Cl
Brooks then returned to Los Angeles where
s h e w orked with Francis Ford Coppola in
"Finnigan's Rainbow" and danced In television
specials and series shows with Elvis Presley.
Fred Astaire. Andy Williams, Jonathan Winters.
Petula Clark. George Chakiris and George
Hamilton.
-for • • exerc1s1ng
1s l'UI rt•ntly in thl' pnx.·,·s.' ol t'SUib hshing J d~.n{'('
"tudio ·
Shl' ships to sto~ at-ross lhc· United States
and Canada. l-ondun. Pans. the-W{'St lnd1t'S ;md
Japan.
Brooks produ(:t's adult. l·hddr<.'n's and
q ueen-size lines. ls1ws 2 to 48) lndudlng ught.s.
leg warmers. leotards. unit.ards (full suit), slacks,
~hpur pants, rip stop pants and shorts. lap/
tehnis slurts and four stvles or basic· shorts.
The fashions c'Omc in brifi{ht solids and
Slnpt'S of red, blue. purple. aqua, fuchsia and
blal·k and white stripes
.
Ruby. along with Boyd. assisted in the
rearing of their two sons. Gary of Irvine and
Lester. now deceased. while maintaining a career
in the Snack Bar at Orange Coast College for 20
years. She has been a member of Rebekah Lodg~
for -15 years. ·
In 1972 she began designing leotards and
dance pants for herself. At the same time she
ra-eived her credentials to teach college danc.-e.
She taught modem. jazz a nd disco dancing when
diS(.'O was just be<."Oming popular.
In the classes h er attire drew s uc.:h
compliments that five years later she started
designing for others.
In the garage of her Laguna Beach home
she was designing. cutting and sewing.
Piecl's l'an be mix<.'<i and,matcht.>d a nd are so
vt•1"S<.1t1k vou l'Ould ltvt· in them. Somt> can ~ouble '
as swimwc<ir or l'ombint-d with skirts and pants
for day wear and dr<.'SSy t•vening wear.
The Davises are the grandparents of Deanna
and Julie Davis and Debbie James and the
great-grandparents of Robin James.
1932-1982 -AUred a nd Gertrude
Buckman. who met In 1929 when they were both
undergraduates at UCLA. and were married
June 19. 1932. celebrated their 50th anniversary
at a dinner dance in Leisure World Clubhouse II.
The Buckmans exchanged vows in Los
Ange les and were longtime residenls of West Los
Angeles before moving to Leisure World in 1977.
YOUR PRECIOUS
JEWELRY MAY BE
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From this meager beginning Stevi Brooks
Dancewear has evolved into a fashion line of 55
styles, a retail store in Beverly Hills and a factory
in the garment district of Los Angeles. where she
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Her fall line whic:h should be ap-pearmg in
slort.'S thl' last of this month will mclud~ polka"
dots and checks and gray hcathertones.
"l want to appeal. not just to t he
professional dant'l'r. but lO the everyday working
person who wanL" to stay m shape."
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Edmonds-Wichner
Mr. and Mre. Don W&chner of Hun~
huh lftnounce the •1!1.•1•m1nt of tfi1lr da~. ow.. to Tony ~ IOft o( Mn.
Peter lchnondl of Sydney, AuttraliL
Diane, 1 IJ'aduate of 0..anp Co.at Collen.
and her flance met when he wu auendlna iM
World Llft11Ylna Conart. which ~-held ln
Newport Belch ln 1978. ln Australia Tony la
aqualkl direcior for Sydney'• northem bNchel
and he 1ervet u prel!dent of the Auatral'4n
" Profellional Llfquardl Alloclauon.
The weddlna II belnl planned for Aua. 28 tn
' Kuntfn1ton Beach'• Ffrat United Metnodl1t
Mi,s., Donaldson and Mr. Parks ~brks-Donaldson ;~ A Sept. 4 wedding at Lake Mission Viejo ls
pknned by Wendy Donaldson and Bradley
PaJks.
• ~~: The bride-elect l.s the daughter of F.dgar and ~jorie Donaldson of Sydney. Australia, and
hf!f fiance is the son of Larrie and Dr. Bill Parks
of South Laguna.
: , · The couple met when he was in Australia
~tidpating in a wheelchair tennis exhibition in
1980.
: She was graduated from Presbyterian
Lal:iies' College and Cumberland College of
Health Sciences. The future bridegroom's schoola are Dana
Hills High and UC Santa Barbara.
C~urch. . ( .
Parrett-0' Brien
The enaapment of Sharon FJlee~ O'Brien
to James Robert Parrett la announc:ed by her
paren\I, Dr. and Mn. Michael Patrick O'Brien of
Newport Beach. .
Parrett graduated from San Diego State
University and la now attending Western Slate
. Colle1e of Law. Hls parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Parrett of San Diego.
Mias O'Brien 1raduated from Newport
Harbor High and at UCLA 1he affiliated with
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
An Augwit wedding in Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church. Newport Beach, is planned .
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Mr. and Mrs. WaJt1r 8 . Oerktin of Catone •
del Mar announce the ona11ement of thelr :
dauahter, ~th Linda Oerk•n, to Peter Burton
Loaan. ·
Prior to iraduallng from Stanford
University, Ml11 Gerken anend~ Bowdoin
College, BruNwlck, Maine, and The Sorbonne.
Paris, France. After r~lving an MBA from
UCLA's Graduate School of Management In
June. she will join Standard Oil of Califomla ln
C:Oan FrancillCO.
Logan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Donald
Lo$(an Jr. of~Hantlngton. Long llland. 1raduated
from Bowdoin College and received a law degree
from Georgetown University. He la with the San
Franciaco law firm of Bronaon. Bronson and
Mt· Kinnon.
The bride-elect's father i1 chairman of the
board of Pacific Mutual Life lnsurance Co. He ls
also chairman of the California Roundt.able, the
Uniled Way or Los Angel<.>S and the board of
trustees of Occidental College.
An August wedding in Corona del Mar is
planned.
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Open Sun day , July 11th -12:00 to '5:00
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It's not Fifth Avenue, but visitors to Hong Kong can find comparable custom-made
shoes for a fraction of the price at Shoeman Lau.
Cost of Hong Kong tailoring ..
is up, but still a bargain
By J . HERBERT SILVERMAN ,.,..._ Tr8"1 Wri*
More than a century ago, the warlords of
China wore splendid uniforms made by the
tailors of Hong Kong. Later, British sailors had
their uniforms made to order by Hong Kong's
craftsmen, with delivery guaranteed in 24 hours
if their ships were to be in port for only a day. By
the 1960s the Hong Kong suit and its fine
tailoring (at prices as low as $50) was as much a
tourist attraction as the bustling Hong Kong
Harbour.
These days, inflation has pushed the price of
a top grade Hong Kong suit to around $200 and
up, and it now takes three days to produce one,
with several fittings. But the result, as seasoned
travelers will tell you , is still a bargain.
Comparable hand tailoring and the same fine
British woolens used by Hong Kong's Jimmy
Chen or Denis Sin will cost you as much as $700
stateside.
What many visitors don't know , is that there
are other fashion bargains to be found in China,
handmade with the same speed and meticulous
attention.
Topping the list are custom-made shoes.
Some of the best are crafted in the workrooms of
Shoeman Lau Co., located in the lobby of the.
Hong Kong Hyatt Hotel in Kowloon.
are stitched without glue. They are usually
ready for the customer within three days.
L ike tailor Dennis Sin, Shu maintains
thousands of files, recording the patterns created
for each customer. Both keep voluminous
workbooks illustrating CU1TI1nt style trends. In
both cases, however, they have taken advantage
of modem technology to 1nswer the fashion
demands of their clients.
For example , cus tomers who want a
favorite pair of shoes reproduced can bring a
color picture. After measuring the customer's
foot, Shu will work from the instant picture,
faithfully matching color, style, heel height. and
vamp.
The advantage of S hu's system? The first-
time visitor to Hong Kmg can have favorite
shoes duplicated on the ~pot without toting a
sample from home. An4 once Shu has fitted
your foot, you can siniply mail a clutch of
pictures to him whenever you need or want new
shoes, without returning t.o the colony.
Shu and his wife, ,-\my, also will make a
leather or suede jacket or a calfskin doublet for
about $140. If a lizard or snakeskin belt is on
your shopping list, the Shw will charge $20 for
it. If you elect to have shoes made of alligator,
lizard or ostrich skin, fhe price riaa to $150 -
but these exotic m~eriala would fetch an
astronomical sum in ~pe.
A fitting at Shoeraan Lau's has a ceremonial
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In one of the most dramatic changes in the history of Las
Vegas gaming, we've re-set virtually all of our slots to the
most frequent pay-offs available in southern Nevada.
All types. 'All denominations. Except the giant tacltpot
machines. Simply stated, it means you can win more and
play longer at the Frontier. So come stay with us and wear
a winning.smile.
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Communists took over the government. His
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OCC wiH offer semester
of Mexico in the spri~g
Orange Coast College will offer a
"S e mes te r Abroad in Mexico"
program -featurini, nine weeks in
Guadalajara, San Miguel de Allende
and Cuernavaca -for the first time
during the spring semester of 1983.
Eustace Rojas, professor of Spanis h
at OCC, will direct the 12 -to
18-unit program which includes the
first nine weeks on campus and the
second nine weeks in Mexico.
"We'll have ample opportunity to
visit Mexico City, and focus on ta
history, culture and art," saJd Ro " .
The approximate fee for he
semester. which includes air fare, ood
and lodging, transportation an lab
fees, is $1.500.
For more information call 8'
556-5929 o r OCC's Field S
Departme nt at 556-5880.
Tour of Farmers' Market slated next month
A tour of Los Angeles' famed
Farmers' Market will be offered by
Orange Coast College's Community
Service Office'on Aug. 3.
A bus will l eave the O CC
Auditorium parking lot at 9 a.m. and
return at approximately 2:30 p.m.
The excursion includes vi.s· to a
variety of specialty s hops, i uding
produce staUs, pastry sh o , meat
markets .. gift sh ops, an r u•in t restaurants.
Tickets, at $1 2, are on sa a t the
Ticket Office.
Celebrate Bastille D y·
Vizie Ln French Independence Dny
Wednesday
Showley-Wrightson
Al Fresco dining
All French menu and wine
For dining in or
transporting
to your maison
Juillet 14
Featu ng a
special fa ion show
11 :30 -1:30 ur la parade
Cardillo avel Agency
Accen ng French
tr el tip!J
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Cycles bi , tri and m'otor
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PEK.lNO -The altfftt of Pekin& are a pe.riloue ol»tacle rourae run by blcyt'l"'11, cart,
bWIH, moLOrcyclea, h orse carte, pedlcal.lill, rollt1r
·1katctrt1 nr t perform~ra. !' ywalkers and old
hobbUna worn n with boun feet.
Anarchy rclana in the avenues of ~i. capluil
city of nln million people armed wt th 3.2 million
bkyclea, 160,000 motor vehlclea and 20,000
motorcycles. About 500 people dio every year In
Pf'klns traffic. China says ll hl'B the world's
wont accident record.
Nlsht driving Is nightmarish because
headll&hta are banned, lest they blind bicyclists
l.n black on d imly lighted streets. It also is
difri~ult to wpol a stray black mule h;iplessly
wandertna;acl'Oll darkened Tienanment Square.
Pollcerpen roar over megaphones, sometimes
Q.U'alnc errant drivers and female pedestrians.
:: Uorn-honking is con.sidered a survival technique.
:-• : Recently Peking auth.orities tried LO bring
• order out of cha06, demand politeness from po11ce
· aod enforce a strict new set of traffic laws. But,
despite propaganda and penalties, order comes
slowly.
Taming the traffic is part of a campaign to
civilize and beautify the capital.
Peking has new bicycle lanes with <.'Oncrete
dividers, freshly painted crosswalks, new signs
and more traffic Lights. In recent months the city
has banned magicians. contortionis ts and other
street performers who block traffic . It has
prohibited roller skating and dancing in the
street.
on h11 bicycle whe n ht rode tn&o PelcJna to eeO
broruN. After he turned hll poclU'ta lnilde out
tor the minimal fine, the cop let him IO· notlna
his num«' and commOne for a theoret{cal cht"Ck
later
Pe king alwuy1 hua had traffic laws, bl.lt they
were frtoqut•ntly lgnon.'Cl. r
Today. how vur , Chima knows the power of mau.~rla1 inwnllvoti. Fln<'I rangl' up w •17.66.
... 8kydl1t11 and pt'destrlan1 cun be h~Jd
are causing 'perils <Df Peking'
rftponalbl• tor their own lnJUrl• lf U-.y c:ut in
front of a car or tall \0 crcm in the cr09lwaJk.
Victlrna pr vioualy demand~ compenNdon
In ln c rl'u•lnj amoun\1, oapeclally from
fottlanen1. Forelsnen hav bt-en cxpell~ It they
wurt' lnvolv~ In a fotaJ O'-'Cld nt with 1i1 Chlne.c,
but th11t rould ch """· Th "ciw regulotlon1 '·urtall 1pted to 19
mph. Horn-honk!na I. bannt'd ln the C\!ntr I
d lslrlct Crorn 10 p.rra. w ~ a.m. Daytime honklfli la
Umlwd to thl'ft 1 halC·M'Ond bluta In 1uccet11lon.
Driver and blcyc:Jl1t1 o\IO ore torbktd n '°
t>at whit~ on the road. o common pr-"t~ The
law now restrlcll one rldt•r t.O a bike -no more
mother, !other and baby on the handl bera -
und no bicycle stunta.
Polle alao are cracking down on lllesal
blc-yc:le parking and now will impound a n
llll'gal1y parkt-d btkt• unlll tht• o wner brings In
nnolhl'r illl·Uull y purkt.-d bake
SC)V ILT DLCrl I I N
GRAY WH A LL KIL L
I
California gray whales. wh<>te extraor·
dlnary migration is witnessed by mllllons of
people along the West Coast' each year. are
being massacred by the Russians to be fed to
mink on fur fa rms In Siberia.
Animal traffic. horse carts and mule wagons
are banned from the central city during certain
hours.
The most important new tra ffic law bans
jaywalking by the masses who cross anywhere
they please and shout or scowl at the driver who
narrowly misses them. Jay walking now is
punishable by fines of 29 cents. Pedestrians must
cross at crosswalks.
Japan, the Soviet Union, Iceland and Norway
Bitterly Oppose International Whaling Rules.
Such commercial whaling is illegal under
Lhe rules of the International Whaling Commis·
s1on (IWC) because the gray whales. once
driven to the brink of extinction, have been pro·
tected for years. The Soviets have used a
special aboriginal exemption. provided by the
IWC to allow some traditional subsistence
whaling by Eskimos. to get a quota of 179 gray
whales annually. But almost all of the whales
go into the stomachs of thousands of mink, no1
the small Eskimo population on the Siberian
coast The mink pelts are sold profitably to the
West for hard currency T he new laws, however. reflect a Confucian
respc.'l·t for age and people over 70 suit may cross
wherl' they please. P oliL'f' now are supposed to
help old women across the street and not shout at
old men with a cane m one hand and a chen shro
birdcage an the other.
About 5,000 police -thret.' llm<.•s the usual
for<:c -and 2,000 army men and monitors line
major strl'ClS to stop viola tors. deliver lectures
and collect fines . 'Trucks wath loudspeake rs
trumpet the new laws and banners proda1m:
"Propagate the new traffic laws and strive to be
J l'1v11izcd person."
Loudspeakers also inform arriving tram
~ngers they must obey the law
On the first day of the campaign. March 1.
43.234 v1olat1ons were recorded. On the se<.'Ond
day. most blithely reverted to anarchy and
violations shot up to 90,81 1.
O n the third day. the violations dropped to
1,914 recorded, but the fines grew stiffer. Police
also can raise tne fine for an argumentative
violator.
All over the city, pol1L·e and violators argued.
Crowds gathe red to hear disputes whether the
b1cyd1st without a beU sh ould 1mmed1ately go
buy one. or a pc.•asant should be> hnL'Cl for not
having b1t'y<:le brakes
Demanding fmes on the• s pot, policemen
frequ ently found themselves forc.·ed to dash
about to make change.
"Why don't you just forget ~bout it," asked
one woman jaywalke r who was Clncd 29 cents.
but didn't have the exact change.
"Lmpossible," said the red-fac.'Cd man in blue
and white. "The law's the law."
P olice frequently s to p peasants w ith no
money at all. like Gao Fu Chen. who had no bell
.Hong Kong ta iloring
From Page C5
touch . Only S hu h imse1f wiU measure your feet,
carefully e xplaining 'that there 1s an average
one-half am.·h difference in most people's foot
length and that foot widths also vary. "Even
insteps fluctuate an h eight." he e xp lams as he
painstakingly trat'es the sole pattern on a sheet of
w hite paper.
The phot.o technique 1s also. preferred ~Y
tailor Denis Sin. If you w ant a suat. ,acket. shirt
or skirt duplicated or reproduced in another
color . send him a color photo and he wall ma_t.ch
the fabric and design t o yo ur on -file
measureme nts. (A visit to Denis first, of course, if
a necessity.) It's custom tailoring. long distance.
Jimmy Ch e n , o n e o f the b est -known
Chinese tailors. insists upon three fittings and
makes frequent trips LO the United States LO
update his fashion knowledge.
Some shopping notes: First, it's a good idea
to figure out a head of time exactly what you
want. The more specific you are about style and
cut. the easier at will be for a tailor to satisfy your
requirements
Secondly, the price of taalorang and the oost
of the fabric should be quoted and agreed upon
separate ly . H ong Kong's tailors carry an
excellent range of woolens and silks as well as
man-made fabr ics and the maker's name on the
selvage guarantees quality. A price below Hong
Kong's $400 (U.S. $80) may mean a poor fit and
shoddy workmanship, reflecti~g the rising labor
costs which have forced price increases.
If your interest extends beyond fashion.
Hong Kong crafts people offer a wide range of
services, and on a more pracucal note. the Optical
Shop Ltd. wilJ produce shatter -proof sun-glasses
ground to your prescription overnight. Expect to
pay Hong K o ng $300 (U .S . $60). N orma l
prescription glasses. run about $2~ U.~. The fees
include a comput.enzed eye examanataon.
With your shopping List. walking shoes and
photo8, Hong Kong's craftspeople are ready ~or
you. tsut be forewarned: the ir charm and quality
craftsmanship is habit-forming.
J. Herbert Silverman is a freelance travel
wrlrer JM in Dobt» Ferry. New York.
Scentsible
Adv ice
Every Sunday
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Thousands of whales will suffer agonlzlng-
and Illegal-deaths in the next year because
Japan. the Soviet Union. Iceland and Norw11y have
refused to comply with international treaty regula
uons. If this defiance goes unanswered. the whale
killers will destroy the hard-won conservation
measures of the 197Q's and step up their ruthless
massacre of the last o f the great whales
We ask all concerned citizens to join in a
campaign to pressure the whaling nations into
ending this o bsolete industry of extermination
They will stop only if strong economic pressure 1s
brought to bear on them. The U.S. government 1s
already warning that it will take action to reduce
fishing rights in U.S. waters to the offending
whaling nations. and there 1s a U.S law that allows
President Reagan to embargo fish imports from
those nations.
You can help hit the whalers m their pocket·
books-the only place they have any feeling-by
refusing to purchase fish from Japan. Iceland and
Norway. Together. those countries supply most of
the fish sandwiches and fish fillets served in fast
food restaurants. and much of the canned and
frozen fish sold in markets. Ask your local fast
food restaurants not to use fish from whaling
nations The next time you buy fish at the super
market. pass up any products from Japan. Iceland
and Norway.
President Reagan. m a message to the Inter·
national Whaling Commission (IWC) last year.
called for a moratorium on all commercial .
whaling. explaining that. ~efforts in the past to
regulate whaling have been tragically unsuccessful
and species after species has been successively
over exploited and reduced to pro tected status. It
is time to recognize the errors of the past." J apan
led a bloc of whaling nations to narrowly defeat
the measure. which requires a three-quarters
majority
TREATIES DEFIED
The whaling nations are a rrogantly rejecting
international regulation of whaling in the face of
near-universal opposition to the killing. The
United Na1ions Conference on the Hu man Envi·
ronment. meeting in Stockholm in 1972. called
for a ten-year moratorium on a11 commercial
whaling. The vote was 53 to 0. Instead, the
whaling nations ignored the appeal and have
massacred hundreds of thousands of whales since.
In March 1981 . the treaty organiiatlon con·
trolling trade in endangered species. the Conven·
tion on International Trade in Endangered
Species. voted 37 to 2 to place the sperm. fin and
sei whales on the endangered list and to ban trade
in the products of these species. Japan and Nor-
way announced they would not comply. and Ice·
land has even refused to ratify the 77-nation
treaty.
After the IWC decided to halt sperm whaling
last July. with a vote of 25 to 1. Japan denounced
the decision and is expected to defy 1t. Whale
scientists have found that the sperm whale stocks
were so decimated by the whalers thal even if
there Is no killing. the sperm whale population will
continue to decline for many yea rs because repro·
duct ion has been crippled.
The IWC also voted, without objection. to
prohibit continued use of the cruel .. cold .. harpoon
to kill more than ten tho usand of the small minke
whales. This harpoon carries a ron·explosive
head, so death is extended 11nd agonizing as each
whale struggles against the huge barbs of the har
poon while It bleeds to death But now the
Japanese. Soviets. Icelanders and Norwegians say
they wlll not adopt the more humane and faster·
killing explosive harpoon because it "destroys too
much meat." The barbaric cold harpoon would be
outlawed under the humane kllllng laws of every
clvnized nation If the large-brained sensitive
whales were given those protections.
Why are the great whales still hunted down so
ruthlessly? Not for the products, for there are
cheap. plentiful alternatives for all whale products.
ranging from lubricating oll. cosmetics and
margarine to steaks and tennis racket strings.
The whalers persist In their deadly business
because they want to provide employment for a
few hundred workers for • few more yHrs. The In·
dustry 11 virtually dead. Tonnage of whale meet
.and 011 11 leas than ~3 of what It waa 20 years
ago. when whaling was at Its peek. (Beck then,
Japan had ttven vast fleets, each with • giant f ac·
tory ahlp and more than • dortn c:1tc:her boats,
roaming the ..... Today. jutt ont ftctory thlp
with five catcher boata'Mlla from Jtpen, and only
for half a yeer. Japlt*t whlllne 1Urvlvn only
with mlllfve oowmmenc IUblldlet.)
Thi powetfUI n.hlnt lndullrltt of Jtpln, lht
SoYltt Onion, latlend end l"bw~ kMp lhllr
pemtMntl In 1 hlrdllne, ,,.whltlnt poecutt
dllpftethl ~..,..,,...,,The =tf M'lli't ........ ~ ~ ............ ~""""' ....... "'..,...,.le, 1,,...lltlftt ..........
Seychelles government retaliated by seizing and
confiscating a large J opanese tuna ship fishing ii·
legally within the Seyc:helles' 200 mile zone.
It is a tragedy whose flnal act-extinction-is now
being played oul before our very eyes What will
future generations say of us if we allow the ex1er
mination or the great whales?
WHAT SCIENTISTS SAY
Whales have brains more complex than <tny
species. including man We might communicate
with them one day. learn the secrets of the sea-
but only if they are saved from extinction.
Carl Sagan writes in his best-selling book.
Cosmo~· "There persists to this day a traffic in the
dead bodies or whales Thtre are hu.mans who
hunt and slaughter whales and ma rket the pro
ducts for lipstick and indu~rial lubricant Many
nations understand that the systematic murder of
such intelligent creatures is monstrous, but the
traffic cont!nues. promoted chiefly by Japan. Nor
way and the Soviet Union. \Ne humans. as a
species. are interested in communication with ex
traterrestnal intelligence. Would not a good be·
ginning be improved comm1.111cation with terres
trial intelligence. with human beings or different
cultures and languages. with \he great apes. with
the dolphins. but particularly ~ith those intelligent
masters of the deep, the grea~whales?"
Sir Peter Scott. the great ~aturalist, states: "In
light of our present knowledge of these magnifi·
cent mammals, no civilised PfSOn can contem·
plate whaling without re'Y\JlsiOfl and shame at 1he
insensitivity of our own specif$. Whaling is an ar
front to human dignity. a de~ment of human
values and sensibility.''
JAPAN'S Bl
CAMPAIG
The Japanese government. wo r ng hand·in·
hand with the whaling industry. is fie e resisting
any cutbacks in the whale slaughter. Ja n's stra·
tegy is to use extreme political and 1~01 mic
pressure on anti-whaling nations. Ja1pan
government officials are lobbying the Re an
Administration heavily. seeking a pr•:>m1s that
economic sanctions will not be imposed
Japan's Illegal whaling.
Against smeller nations. partlcul arly t se in
the Third World. Japan has been using ra
economic leverage to c rush opposition to allng.
In 1978, when Panama called a moratorium n all
commercial whaling at the IWC. the J apan
government forced that small Lalin Arneric
nation to withdraw the proposal and quit th
whaling comm ission. As nme Magazin•! re .ed:
"According to a diplomatic source. the J apa
thre11tened to cancel a sugar deal worth $9.7
million to the Panamanians If the ban was pr
home:·
In 1980, after the island nation of the Sey
chelles won IWC approval of a whale sanctua
the Indian Ocean. the Japanese government
threatened to cancel a fisheries development al
program. When Seychelles President Albert Re
resisted the Japanese pressure to stop sav Ing the
wholes, Japan reneged on the agreement. The
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The whaling commission has demanded
repeatedly that the Soviets explain 1he use or
their gray whale kill. The Soviets have stone
walled. and even have the gall 10 ask for a
higher "aboriginal" quota.
You can help save the gray wholes by
w11ting to P1es1 ·.en1 Reagan and asking him to
call for a zero 4uota on gray whales at this
month's IWC meeting.
Taken aback by such bravery. Japan backed
down for awhile. but 1t ts now renewing its arm
tw1st1ng. To its credit. the Seychelles con1anue to
resist the pressure.
A.her Jamaica Joined the whaling comm1ss1on
1n 1981 and led a strong con1ingent or Caribbean
nations seeking an end 10 whaling. none-too
subtle pressure about cancellatton of agricultural
import contracts and development projects was
exerted by Japan.
The ln1ernational Whaling Commission will
again vote on a moratorium proposal when 1t
meets in England this month (July 19-24)
Other member nations of the whaling com
m1ss1on are now receiving visits from high·level
Japanese delegations seeking to persuade them to
support Japan on whaling. Many will receive
"offers they can't refuse" unless concerned citiiens
worldwide raise an outcry against J apan's o ut·
rageous tactics.
voa CAN HELP
Please JOln the international conservation
community in the battle to save the whales. The
ootcry by concerned citizens has already won pro
tections for the most critically endangered whales.
Still. more than 14.000 whales will be chased
down and harpooned this year. A concerted effort
now can force the whaling nations to give up this
ghastly slaughter. He re are some things you can do
1) Don't Buy Their Fish. Hit the fishing Indus·
tries-which control the whalers-of Japan. Ice-
land and Norway by refusing to buy their fish
They ship hundreds of millions of dollars wort h to
fast·food restaurants and supermarkets in the U.S
Ask your local restaurants and markets not to use
fish from the whaling nations.
2) Write to President Reagan. Thank him for
his strong position against commercial whaling
and urge him to resist the pressures of Japan. Ice·
land and No rway. Ask him to invoke economic sanc-
tions under U.S. law against those whaling nations
violating international regulations. His address is:
The White House, Washington. D.C. 20500.
3) Boycott all product. from Ja~n, the
Soviet Union and l"lorway, the three leading
whaling nations. Tell merchants why you are boy
colling their products.
4) Send the coupon below for a save-the·
whale• ~mphlet telling you more about the
whales and whaling and what you can do to help
Support our effort by making a tax-deductible
contribution to the Save the Whales Campaign.
For a donation of $15 or more. you will receive a
beautiful six·color print of the sperm whales (as
shown) or the humpback whales (in coupon)
measuring 20 • ic 26" and suitable for framing. by
renowned marine life artist Richard Ellis.
If you believe in this effort. please be gener
ous Remember: Extinction is the ultimate crime
Extinction is forever. Funds contributed will be
used to inform the public of the problems of whale
survival and how to he lp end the killing.
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REAL ESTATE STOCKS
HOROSCOPE
Alriaan actor Zalce• Molcae
tells wh y he coul d not
celebrate af tel" winning .,
a Tony award. Page D6.
I ·Yachtsmen's new tack: hu)ring wheel estate
' By ALMON LOCKABEY of IM Delly l'llot lleff
Tired of being seasick? Or
maybe just sick of the sea?
Tired of being buffeted by
wind and seas with no safe
anchorage on a long dis tance
cruise? Sleeping in wet clothes -
if you steer at all.
A lot o affluent yachtsmen
who answer "affirmative" to the
above questions are turning w
"land cruising" in Class A motor
homes.
The word affluent applies as
the average Class A motor home
may cost upwards o{ $100,000
with all the "comforts" and more
of a well found power or sail
yacht.
C l ass A motor h omes,
measuring from 27 to 40 feet in
length, are as different from the
so-called camper or trailer as is a
40-foot yacht from a dinghy.
and lowered from in1lde the
coach.
Large, com(ortAlble "pilot'• and
co-pilot's" aeata affort a full view
or the roadway fore and aft, and
p osi"tlon gauges and o ther
controls at the driver's fingertips.
The interiors of most Claal A
RVs are fully carpeted and are
eq uipped w ith 1eparate
generators and alternators to run
h o use batteries for air-
conditioning, Ughta, refrigerator,
TV and radio. The coaches are
also equipped with converters to
AC electrical power aa well as
plug-ins to land power at most
RV parks.
Revcon boasts that many of ita
vehicle interiors are customized
for use by pro fessional and
industrial uaes or aa traveling
blood banks and o ther medical
transit services.
There has been a decided
upswing in inte r est in the
ve hicles since the fuel crunch of
a few years ago.
One of the top manufacturers
of Class A motor homes is in
Fountain Valley.
REVCON CHIEF -Ernest
Kniesel says there has been a
definite upswing in interest in
deluxe motor homes in last
five years.
Some professional and
industrial adaptations include
mobile banks with automatic
tellers, mobile sales displays,
airport shuttle b uses, buses for
the handica pped and even
personnel su pp o r f o r
Continge ncy Operauons for the
military. The latter. complete
with computers a nd computer
operators. can be loaded onto a
C-130 aircraft.
Ernest Kniesel. president of
Revcon's $20 million operation.
says the firm doc-s not sell to the
retail trade but through dealers
located at such mobile h ome
outlets as Traveland U.S.A. at
Santa Ana Freeway and Sand
Canyon Road in Irvine.
A roach is powe red by either
gasoline or diesel -the main
d1frerence is in the $1 5.000
highe r price for the diesel
powered models.
The pm-c also 1s based on all
the extras you want in a custom
interior. Standard on many of
these big coaches include C B
radio. AM and FM radio, four-
burner stoves with ovens fueled
by propane or other LPG fuel.
large re frigerator and freez.e r.
wet bar and you name 1t.
Revcon claims to be the only
manufacturer to build coaches
from the chassis up. Some other
companies use bus or truck
chassis. Trave la nd has d eale rs in
almost every kind of recreational
vehicle from trailers to virtually
every Class A motor roach on the
market.
Revron claims to be the leader
in modern chassis a nd body
design, a long with cus tom
interiors that include every
convenie nce of a three-room
cottage -and many more
luxuries than the so-called
"plush" yacht.
Revcon showed a 40 percent
increase in sales the past year
and is now backlogged to the
first of the year on its 27-30s and
33-foot models.
Buyers have their choice of a
large queen-sired bed or twin
beds aft. The toilet facilities are
more extensive than the ordinary
"head" on a yacht, complete with
shower anci tub bath and holding
tank.
On top of the wide steel chassis
Revcon has put a cage of heavy-
duty aluminum ribs and stringers
like an aircraft fuselage. On top
of this substructure are riveted
s k i n panels with the same
technique u sed on jumbo
jetliners.
The lower skin panels, as well
as the nose and rear sections are
molded fiberglass for a fine
surface finish and resistance to
corrosion.
The roof and upper aide panels
J
Other sleeping fac1Jit1es can be
obtained by convertible settees.
• are lightweight aluminum which
keeps the center of gravity low.
Like yachts. the modem Class
Revcon also features a built-in
TV antenna which can be raised
Do these giant vehicles require
learning to drive all over a~ain?
GOING UP -This Douglas Plaza office
tower in Irvine Business Center is example
of high-intensity structures built in recent
years. New zoning is meant to recognize
demand but regulate developme nt and
associated traffic increases.
Office towers ahead?
Delayed rezoning adjusts to climate already set in Irvin e
By GLENN SCOTI'
O(tfleDellyNotltafl
Irvine officials are curious whether more
high-intensity office towers will soon go up in
their prestigious commercial complex now that
zoning rules have been relaxed.
The rezoning process was a long and
complicated matter that w as at least partly
completed last month when the lrvine City
Council adopted the new regulations.
"It took longer than any of us ever
envisioned," a relieved Larry Hogle. the city's
community development director, said during a
recent interviewt
But the final adoptions came curiously at a
tlme when new office development is not
common, al least in most parts of Southern
California.
Some construction continues in Irvine,
notably at Koll Cent.er Irvine ju.It off the San
Dleao Freeway near Von Karman Avenue,
where three new multi-atory 1tructuree are
aoina up.
-But H09le l8id he wonders whether the new
l\ddellnes will be te9ted aoon in the Irvine
Bu1lne11 Center, renamed from the Irvine
IndUltlial Complex-Wert.
Said ffosle: "From what we tee of the office
OYel"IUpply in Southern California ... It'• hard
to know how Iona office conatructlon can
continue."
Othen in the field ...... that the market
toda1 I• not tncoura1ln1 for new off lee
dewlOpmenll. But they •• ' the intent of the
--will bl m9' lllW &hill d9mde when _....,. __ ,_ ....
..,,... .,. -.......... of ...... , ...,., ......................... llUt &hit
61 ... II a rtll1 ... ot ... ,..._. • &Mn
market demand," said Ben Bartolotto, director of
the Construction Industry Research Board in Los
Angeles.
He said office oversupply is a ahort-t.enn
problem that will change as economic and
demographic pressures cause a new demand for
business space.
On the local front, Irvine Company
spokesman Jerry Collins said preaent inventories
of offices should last from two to three years.
A fter that, more will be needed.
Added Collini: ''The rezoning wasn't to deal
with current needs at all. It waa to adjust to a
climate that was already set."
Indeed, planners noted in extenaive reporq
on the rezoning that market demanda in the
region have evolved aubatantlally alnce the
1960s, when the county government fl.nt mned
the land for 1oe101pece manw.cturt.na.
~ the property became mon expemtve and
proximitia to freeways and John Wayne Airport
became matt Val\4able, the kinda of ,_ Uo
changed unW the complex bu become man and
more an attncdw aetU.na for eo1 porate and
re,ional he9dquarten.
~ that the oriClna1 l'Olld ~
wasn't int.net.a to handle IO many can. dty
leaden added In the new ptOVtalonl that new
developmenta ml.9l pey tor projle18 to upend
thelu.l~
A formula for .....an1 eoeca, however,
promtw to be allDalt • =at.cl • UM i.t of the relOftlnC, Ind off •Y another u mo.!l&tw wU1 be needed to find an equitable
dudon.
Meanwhile, Hop lakl ,..,.,._ will be
waldUftl for new...,.._ ... •~ Gia.
to ..., ...... whldMir she •• nt111 --rwwed tn..,_,
I
FROM CHASSIS UP -· Revcon <.·!aims to be
thl' only manufacturer of Class A motor h omes
to build tht• t·oa<:h<.'S from tht• <.•hassis up.
Workman a t Fountain Valll'Y plant applif'S
I mim bt•forl' th1· l·has:-1s in11v(·:-C1long I h1·
assPmbl~· l11w t11 tx· topp1·cl with tht· -.t1•t•I.
aluminum and I :tx·rgla~-. 1·0<11·h
Negative, say the manufacturers.
All such vehicles are equipped
with full visibility, wraparound
drive r compartments a nd full·
mirro red re ar visibility. The
vehicles are equipped with full
power steering and power
brakes.
Main thing to remember in
driving these coaches is to make
reasonably wide turns. especially
to the right.
"Anchorages" in the fonn of
RV parka are conveniently
local.Cd throughout the United
S tates and Canada. manv of
lht·m equipped with l'lecti-1cal
hookups. water supplies and
facilities for e mptying holding
tanks.
Devotees of motor homes havt•
formed clubs in various areas and
s pe nd many hours and muny
miles of caravaning to resor~
Owners of the Class A motor
homes in many cases are wealthy
retired persons.
Some of the othe r m aJOr
11uilclc ·1-. of KV-. an· E,1·l'Ullve
\\1th headquarter. in An .. ht•irn.
Winm•bago. Foretravel. \I V6:Je,
Rlut•b1rd. King's H1ghw<iy. P 1t'E'
Arr u w . Sport~ l'.O at· h c. n J
1'.:xt·ahhur
And r('mt>mber. yach•.smen ,
t ht•rC' 1s n t•vcr a nc('d for a
I l' n g t h y a n d e x p <' n :> 1 \o e
··hauloul ·· RV serv1t't' <'l•nters are
l1x:ated throughout th1· natiun
where most serv1t·es l"an be
oht<tmed with no more thdn a
d<1;. ·, dl•lay on your cruise
READY TO ROLL Tht> :~3-foot Revcon
motor home, above, is ready to be delivered to
dealer. Below. Maria Bernert inspects the
t·arJ.>l'lt.'<i intt-rior and <.lrl'Cm\.-. ul ~ li1mf11rwbh.',
long-distance cruise to an "anchorage" or
recreational vehicle park.
IRS • zeroes in on withholding
Agents tracking employees who abusively file false forms
THIN of acenta will vtait busine9let to aeek
out. ~~ployeea who "abusively" file falae •
withholdina forma, he said. A«ents went to about •
5,000 ftnnl in the diatrict lllltt yew.
'l'hcm found auilty ot filinc talae W-4 forms
face penal• of '100. the director llici. n. IB8
ii prlnaarUy concerned with taxpayers Who
ll1•1•ll1 clelm more than 14 w lthholdi•I ...._.
RobertlOn Mid likely tafletl ....... who
Wtplly claim to be eMmpt from wt~ or
thole who claim 1 hJsh number wt&h no lillal
bal6I.
To qualify f« ~ ...mpdan..a ,.....
mUll haw had no tax IWltll~ 1-,_. Md • npeet no tax Ulblllty dltl ,.... 'l'hlN .._ ....
bl1,.......b1161farm 11ln,-. .. ,., , of .uow~ uh .... , ........... . ................
Orange Oout DAILY lltlLOT/lunday, July 111 1882
llllllClllJlllCll
Here are the stock market activities of publicly traded
Orange County firms for the week ended Fri.day, July 9. Data
provided by Newport Secu ri ties Corp.
.
I '
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1
I Up~"O N\•ro AUii 1 au .. corp. ALI , 4"r. Ou,, AOOI • uo. u . ' an•u ' liter. IMd·O .. t • ' ....... ..... .., ...
T A•••I .. • St.
8 AHr.Tller•I t •~er lftU, MO
10 .. ~ ..... ".~ • I I hnlr C)loon .. Co • II aiflJa. lno, lt'L I) ... 14Cf0f'W rd, tRIO•
1' "41 I~ .. , J~•· t ULO•
IS Cal. I, I . Trvt t • 16 Copl atrano lk • 'l Cert (oroller CU L 1 Cervoi1 corp. c•t• 1t Cll•MPMh CNU
10 CUIHnt hnk • 21 ColeMn ., ••
ll Cohata ~ •• • U C-roo, Joo. CllJIO 2' c .. prt. Cora CN'H
2' Co•lnCtoo CO"t U Cut-n llaot CU!ll lT Datapowr DNR It Dohtron DUI
29 Dalla 0&1'4• JO Downer s... DSJ. , I U CQ, Jno. H C
)1 llP Mloro. lll'tl
)3 lldoNldO knk lLDI
H lloulu Corp Dill'
)5 ltolut.lon Teoh -•
)6 h eoyt , Ind.
37 , ...... , ''"· )8 "'"' uer.r. J9 Fluor Corp. •o lluorocerboft •1 t o.-14\hr t.. ll2 C•ntt• l Auto.
Sii "" PAllR
PLR ' " ... nu• QUA
•J Oenera\ Tor•. OTC! .. Oolon v. "· OWH • •s Or••• v. Ho•o OMI •6 Nooltll Ind.
'7 Nallonotlo" Hill •8 ffer lt•c• .... HITI I ! 19 Hooe HHlt~ HHCI
'i ~O l•vtrM Ina lMHU 5 I tope•lal '•t. ll'PI 5Z leronh , tnc. -~l ~;~ ~m~ Ul m: ...
55 "41Hf 'r•o. LAS. , • S6 Lion Country OU~
51 LOI u .. ttoa LU C
se Lutllor Mod LUTHU 59 llcCout Co•P· •
60 "•rou•1 s... MSL 6 1 Nloro 0.ftera l -62 14lGt"Ol••loon. M9CCA
6! Mo.-.hou1e lndaMU!
64 M51 0. ta Corp t HSI 65 #aLlonal Cd. #EC •
66 11u1l•• ,.ooa N&UO
67 MehOf\ ftah MEL•
68 ltevport Corp. MDI'•
69 9fevport C•el lfllE
70 lif••port Ph•r• JifW'H
71 New World Co• MON
11 Muoh 1r Kl!d.S MMSI
13 Odetlu ODEl ,, 0..1 .. oto•I OKNl
7S '•Glflo Solt n rsx
76 hr~rord Ptt.t r1rr ._ .. 11 Penn Pac. Corp PPAC
i 18 ,,~.,. Hydro P.SUllf ~ 7q P•to lty Co. PDC • •" 80 Prtntront• PTWX•
.-: 8' "••P•rt. Oen1. 1'PTG
'• 82 tlB Indu.1trl•• Jt81 :• :: ;:~i::~o~~~:. :::: ,• 85 Sohav• 011 5£U 96 51 lleon Sy• St.e••
87 .St heror•et 3LV •
•, :: :~~~ ~~·~~I ~~~
90 Standard t.o1. !TDL• 9l Standard Pao. srr •
91 Stt n1 Hydro. STC" 91 Sl<tdlo•, Inc. SW!I> 9' Syat.onettct -•
.. )'} T•ci,nolo•t ""-t.T'M1tt• 96 r .. p-Stl• TEMP ~ ~ 91 Tr"•n•l•rl"• E• rsrc ~ 99 TR) lndu•t. TRTl
•: 99 Ultr• '4•0lc•l -
100 Ultr••Y.Jl••t Ul.TR • 101 Yaltnela hn1' -
• l02 Varco Int 'a. 'IJIC :I 10) VTll Co•o. VTllC f• IOI VCS Intl WC5l ~ 105 llTC, Inc. llAF
: 106 Vent•• lntl. v11n * I 01 "••P•roorp VP • f 109 Vutoro DI~. Wl>Cl..
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t..ervno Hl 11• Orana• Nlulon Vie jo
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t..o• At .. ito•
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'ul l •f"ton tr•ln• Coal• Meaa
Slnta Ana
Newport. haon
Coau M•••
lkw&>of"'t Be1eh
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l nal\•l•
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Mtwport. Stach S.nu •n•
Anahtl•
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lr•tne
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ll"•tn•
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W•wPOt't 81U Ct\
T\Jtl ln
lu•n• rar1t Mtvport Beach
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Color Graph• Found to
Increase Management Productivity
The typlCel ••eol.ltlve today It In •
1tate of confllot. M0tt executive•
ope<1t• on the premlM they IMfned
In graduate bu1lneu echool: "more
lnformetlon lttda to better
declalont." Tht oomputtt ega hH
oavffd a prollleratlon of . analyala
but left the a>eeoullve wlthovt
enough Um• to properly utlmllate
auch. Recent rete,arch hH lhown
that lnlormatlon In color graph form
can aubttantlally reduce the
eucvtlve't Hllmllatlon time and
lncreaH their comprehen1lon of
Information for decision making.
The Warton Applied Rea .. rch
Center at the Unlve r1lty o l
Penn1ylvanla commlaaloned by the
3M Company to conduct research
to determine If there were any
differences In bualneaa meeting•
between u11ng ov erhead
tranaparenclet and a white board
with felt tip pens. The llnds were:
• 28% average savings In meeting
rime
e higher llkllhood of reaching a
concensus
e lhe presentor using the overhead
transparencies waa thought of as
more credible and professionally
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Katherine Cecala
Sue Cocke
Wendy Costelloe
Jennifer Elk
Nancy Fredrickson
Margie George
Bobbie Gilbert
Calvin Gormick
Deborah Gray
Kathy Guarnacci
H. Marc Johannes
Mary Ann Koblentz
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In the spirit of teamwork. the Board of
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dynamic employees. Because of your dili·
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outstanding $20 million in assets within
just five months of opening.
Thanks. and enjoy your well deserved
weekend in Rancho Bernardo.
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Pt. Surfside
off ei-s seven·
fl~or plans
Anyone wanting a home that epitomizes
Southern California need look no further than the
new Pointe Surfside condominium commu nity
rec.-ently opened in Huntington Beach.
Offered in seven floor plans, the new homes
are priced from $121,500, with financing available
on 30-year fixed rate terms.
The Pointe Surfside residences have been
designed to let homeowners enjoy a lifestyle that
makes the most of Indoor/outdoor living. Sea
breezes maintain the mild climate of Huntington
Beach year around.
Created by the Robert F. Curtis Development
Co., Inc., and James E. Rodgers, president of
Westfield Development Company, Inc., Pointe
Surfside Is a wate rscaped community of 102
condominiums.
• Designs range from 954 to 1,425 square feet,
with various plans featuring from one bedroom plus
den to two bedrooms with den and loft.
Model homes and the Point Surfside sales
office, under the direction of J ohn Stuart, are open
daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 4682 Warner Avenue.
Information may be obtained by phoning 840-1396.
CLOSEV ESCR OWS H AVE passed the
100-home mark at Aliso Meadows, the 248-unit
home community in L.aguna Hills, reports Terry
Brennan, project manager for Aliso Meadows. Ltd.,
the developer.
"Since we opened early last fall, we have
moved in 108 buyers," Brennan noted. Prices start
at $79,950 with an interest rate fixed for 30 years at
10.6 or l l.5 per cent, depending on the income of
the buyer.
Brennan added that the majority of buyers are
young couples purchasing their first home .
However, singles, single parents, and two singles
also account for sizable numbers of buyers.
Aliso Meadows was created as an affordable
housing project by Fuqua Homes and Aliso
Meadows. Ltd., working in conjunction with
various governmental entities, including the Orange
County Board of Supervisors, the Orange County
Environmental Management Agency. the Orange
County Housing Authority. and the California
Coastal Commission.
Sales are restricted to those with gross annual\
household income of less than $38,496. because the
loans are government-assisted. All homes must be
owner-occupied.
Aliso Meadows offers two two-bedroom plans
and one three-bedroom model.
.The sales office and models are open daily,
from 10 a.m. to dusk.
Aliso Meadows may be reached by taking the
Santa Ana or San Diego Freeway south to the
Alicia Parkway off-ramp. (first exit past El Toro
Road). turning right on Alicia and going southwest
14 miles to Via Lomas and the models.
SUMMER HOMEBUYERS who are seeking a
"little somethng extra" when they purchase their
new home. will discover a pleasant bonus at Falcon
Hill for two eelect homes where the front year
landscaping has already been ins1alled.
"Landscaping, particularly for the front yard,
is always one of the first major expenses and
time-consuming tasks that must be undertaken
when you buy a new home," explained Robin
Richards. project sales manager for this gate-
guarded community of luxury single-family homes
which is being developed in Laguna Hills by the
Meister Company of Newport Beach.
With the two landscaped homes priced at
$215,500 and $264.400. other residences at Falcon
Hill are available with prices starting at $214,750.
Financing programs include a 30-year loan with a
fixed rate of interest at 13 'I/a perc.-ent (14.25 percent
annual percentage rate) as well as a 60130/10 plan
which substantially reduces both the down
payment and the qualifying requirements. Further
information on both of these programs is available
through the sales representatives.
To visit this hilltop community in Laguna Hills,
take the San Diego (lnterstate 5) Freeway to the La
Paz Road exit and proceed south approximately
three miles. then turn left at Charleton Drive to
Falcon Hill. A sales center and models. decorated by
Carole Eichen lntenors with landscaping by Land
Concern, Ltd .. are open dally from IO a.m. to 5 p.m ..
except Mondays when the hours are noon to 5 p.m.
For further information. call 831-5380.
County industrial
parks chronicled
Detailed information about major industrial
parks in Orange County ls contained in a special
report Issued by First American Title Insurance
Company.
Data about rates. inventory and other phases of
75 projects comprising more than five acres each is
contained in the study, designed to help in planning
lending, building and selling programs.
Of 3,443 acres in the parks surveyed, 57
percent. or 1,964 acres, had been developed. Square
footage totaled 14,831.462 of which 4,872,941 square
feet were vacant.
i "This is an Increase of 1,306,540 available
square feet since our last atudy released in May
1981." said Robert Patterson, director of
commerclal-Lnduatrial sales at First American.
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Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 11, 1882
WINNER -This formal library and living
room of the J .M. Peters Company's Belcourt
Hill development in Newport Beach won first
place in the recent Gold Nugget competition.
Newport builder grand prize • WIDS I
The J .M. Peters Company of
Newport Beach was presented
with the grand award for "Best
Single-Family Detached Home of
the Year" at the Gold Nugget
award ceremon y in San
Francisco recently . The
competition was ~!sponsored by
the Pacific Co st Builders
Co nferen ce a d Builder
magazine.
In addition. Peters won three
first place and four merit awards
for Chantemar. the firm 's
single-family detached home
development In Scripps Ranch,
and Belcourt Hill. J.M. Peters
exclusive view-orie nted
condominium community located
atop the intersection of Ford and Plan 104, the Biarritz, a one-story
Jamboree Roads in Newport -four-bedroom home, also won
Beach. merit awards for best single-
The grand award went t o family detached home over 3.000
C hantemar's Plan 103. the square feet.
Avallon. a two-bedroom -plus den Chantemar also .-:von th~ first
residence, whose highlights place honor for best sing.1.e-
include cathedral ceilings in family detached development.
nearly every room and a formal Plan. Four of B~lcourt Hill,
living room w ith extensive w on first place in the bes t
skylights a nd a triple set of attached home over 2.~00 square
French doors leading to a large feet category . Th 1s home,
backyard area. This home was ~f~ering 3.294 square feet of
also cited as first place winner in laving area. 1s a two-story design
the best single-family detached with three bedrooms and three-
home -2,201 to 3,000 square and-one-half baths. On the entry
feet category. level, the home features an
Plan 214. the St. Croix. a two-elegant formal entertainment
story. four-bedroom home, and area consisting of living and
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Lender••Y•
'Ugly times'
for housing
"These are ugly times," commented James F
Montgomery, the chairman of the board of Greft
Western Financial Corp., "the ugliest any of us
have ever seen."
Speaking to the more than ~00 butldert who
attended Walker & Lee, Inc.'a recent eighth annual
Insight program. Montgomery
further predicted In his keynote
address, "Many In our two
businesses won't survive this."
Montgomery. who also is
president and chief executive
officer of the subsidiary Great
Western Savings and Loan Association. the nation's largest
federally chartered savings and
loan a s sociation . re -
counted several government MONTOOMIRY
policies that have brought about this situation.
Great Western and Walker & Lee are currently
in tht! process of merging to become a full-service
real estate organization, offering a full range of re._)
estate sales. marketing and financial services.
"We are in the midst of a deregulation
process," said Mont~omery. referring to the savin~
and loan industry, "and frankly, it is being handled
very badly." Congress started deregulation in the
late 1970s, he explained. 'more than a decade aftet
many industry leaders were advocating it.
The process followed was first to loosen the
con trols on liabilities. primarily the paying of
market rate interest to savings customers, thee
allow flexibility in managing liabilities, mostly
mortgages. This Is the reverse of what the industry
proposed. and became even more difficult to handlt
when the prime rate exceeded 20 percent twice ir,
thto past 18 months.
"The combination of these events," said
Montgomery, "has brought our industry to ill
knees. The situation ranges from uncomfortable to
untenable. depending on the institution and th~
area of the country involved " Great Western, h~
added. "is merely incomfortable--due to its sizef
flexibility. and early introduction of variable rate
mortgages.
The building industry. too, faces many
problems. rooted in the state bureaucratic actiont
which s 1gn1ficantly slowed or halted the
construction of new hous1 n~.
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Tony Award w·inner just a
'I like to act, ju t put me on the tage'
By JAY SHARBUTT A1Df .... ,...,
NEW YORK Zakcs Mokait:. A black trwrf
with an lnfcctlouat Jaush. He waa born neur
Johannesburg, South Africa, atrl'w up In u nation of
rigid racial ~gregatlon, where "whlte-only'1 slain•
summed up life. '
Twl'nty-flve years ago, he made enda m t
playing tenor sax or bit parts In films. Then he waa
introduced to Athol Fugard. a young white South
African writer who "took me Into a whole different
world.",
That world now includes a Tony award,
Broadway's top honor. He won It this month as best
aupportlnl( actor in a play, Fugard's "Master Harold
. . .and the Boys," a three-character drama about
the corrosiveness of South Africa's apartheid policy
on the human spirit.
Mokae's award came for his performance as
Sam, a wise, compassionate waiter and surrogate
father of sorts for a troubled while youth whose
parents own a seedy tearoom an Port Elizabeth,
South Africa.
When interviewed. the actor was fresh from a
day off, fully recovered aft.er a certain amount of
whoopee on lht> night h<' got the Tony and went
Crom years of obscurity to nationally-televised
limel!ght.
MffRD-G(l.OWNYBI PreseRIS
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"Well. today It'll back \0 work," he •YI·
"That'• tho thins about the theater. lt never atope.
It I aot an 0.Car,I'd be jumplns on 1 plane, goln(l to
th Medl\Clrranean. laylng back Cor a while, for a
'-'<>uple of weeks.
"WT\h a Tony. you can't even set high because
half the time you're worried you have to be ready
for work tomorrow." ls this the belt.er system? Mokae, a short man
with an expressive face, a 11l(lht paunch and glfl for
playful mimickry, smiles. "f don't know," he says.
"I'm a ham aetor. I like to act. Just put me on .. U}C..
stage." • Mokae has built a solid ~putatJon as a class
actor over the years. His credita list five films,
including "Darlh\g," television's "Staraky and
Hut.ch," and before that, British TV. But the tube ls
not the main event in his life. •
"I'm basically a stage actor," says Mokae. who
has trod the boards In Europe. regional theaters in
America, and in New York, where he made his
stage debut In the Sixties in Fugard's acclaimed
"The Blood Knot."
"Stage was pure accident," he says. "It's not
something 1 planned." The accident happened
when he met Fugard, his long-time friend and
mentor.
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Friday,' the playwrt1ht'1 flrat work, •tuM ln 1968.
lta premier-., Mokat' Nya. wun't • pul>llo one. It
had to be done at a m mbort-only theater to
atrcumvent South Africa'• racial lawa.
"At that time, black11 couldn't be on at.age with
w hltea -1 think Athol wu one of the flrat to do It
-unleu It wu a club 1ltuatJon where you Invited
people, you didn't pay at the door.
''You could get away with that," uy1 the actor.
Mokae had no formal stage training. "You
don't have that In South Africa~ it's for white folk.a,
not black folk.a," he aaya, gently. It wasn't until
London In the early Sixties that he really thought
qi himself as an actor.
That came during a time of great fn.>edom, of
social revolution In England, of free-wheelin~
utirlcal shows hke "That Was the Week That Was'
and "Beyond the Fringe" and, he adds, "a lot of
drinking, too."
It was film director John Schlesinger, who'd
directed him in "Darling," who quietly took him to
{Jsk for partying with such vigor.
"He said, 'Why do you want to waste your time
drinking? Go to school. go to school. Maybe you'll
learn something.' "
Thus chastlzcd, Mokae, who then and now
regards himself as "more of a gut actor than
anything else," a pplied for entry to the august
Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. The school sent
him a letter.
"You know how the English are." he says. his
brown eyes twinkling. He slips into tones of pure
~tonian. " 'Would you prepare two speeches. one
?wther mode rn , ont• rawthe r c lassical ,
~akespeare. if you wall '"
He prcsenwd h1mS<'lf at a darkened theater
Jnd declaimed passages from "The Blood Knot" and
Shakespeare, if you will.' "
• During the latter, he ac:cidentally knocked over
a chair, emitted an obscenity, inwardly sighed but
''lust t'Ontinued as though nothing had happened. l
tfiought, 'Well, that's it.' "
• To his surprise. he was admitted several
months later to RADA. After that, 1t was onward
~d upward, slowly but surely. in the few available
eples about for black men.
In 1969, Mokae moved to the Unitt.>d States.
1'he actor. who jokingly calls himself "a hard-
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THIS SUMMER'S
DELICIOUS COMEDY HIT!
''The most satisfyi.na film ol the
year so far."
~ a.-,11•, LOIANGD.D n•a
''Extremely fanny.''
-Yl-1 ~. NIW YOU T1llD
"One ol the year's surprlla!"
-In lla4, Nl1J YH& IAILY "IWI
NOW PLAYtNG
ceeHmu~.,.....s.ouu -U..CllyCW-U•at11
Or1ngt Coat DAILY PILOT /8und1y, July 11, 1982 D7
'ham actor' Pay TV to show 'Pirates of Penzance'
travt'lllna man" with no family to Uo him down, HOLL. YWOOO (AP) "Thl' Pirate• of
•ttled down, or trlod to. five yRn qo by buylna a Pl·n~n<.'<'" wlll be gl vt'n a 1ncak preview on pay
home 1n th• South rn CaUfornla commwlily of lclt•vlllon ''On('Urrcnt wilh IUI national rt!leuc to
ln1lcwood. molfon picture thcaLOn next February.
"But l really haven't bt>en back lhero much ," Ttw prl•n)Jt'rc. which will be on a pay-pcr·vlew
h u "Afte I h 1 ba k Ea.s I bu11h1. wall be the fln1t tlmtt that u flnat·run movie
pia;'a month la:er.',Ot l ere, WU C t n a hus bl-en roleuiwd 1lmultanC..'OUBly on pay tOlcvitlon.
He went to the Weal Coast, of C..'OUrse, to aet a It will be a ontHJmo only showing on telcvlalon.
piece of tho mm and TV action. No end of 1~ge The movie from UnlvPrsal Is baaed on Ja.eph
act.on do that, hoping tog ta TV aerlea and at.ay In Pupp's hit New York Shaketpeare Fe1Uval stage
ll five years, vowln~ to return to theater once produt tlon of Gilbert and Sulhvun'a 100-year-old
they've atrUck It rlc . Few do, though, Mokae oper*~~ film stars Kevan Kime, Linda Ronstadt, concedes. "It depends what kind of actor you are," he Hex Smith. George ROSC' and Tony Azlto.
says. "My background In is s ta ge, firs t and Eight more .... performt•rs have ~otton tlckct..s for
foremost. . -;:======================~ "But some guys have had JUSt a shot or two in
theater and gone out there, and once they get
caught In a series, that's ll. They never know 1r they
can act In a play again.
"I know a lot of actors who've had a series and
the~ come back to New York and really want to
act. · His round face fllls with regret.
"And they don't know how. Basically, they're
terrified because TV and movies are so different.
They're bits and ple<.-es. they say 'Roll' and 'Cut.'
You never act from start to finish .''
An unassuming. down-to-earth man, Mokae
seems puzzled when asked why, when he moved
West. hl" picked Inglewood for his home. It's a nice
town. but not exa(·tly the him and TV t"enler of
Aml•raca.
That's t!Xa('tly why he likt.'S it. he says. He
explains that he's not muc:h for the Hollywood
scx:1al ramble.
"If you're going to make some mone~ and s tay
out the-re. then you're really in trouble,· he says.
"You havt· to hve wht•rl• the people" -civilians -
"sw y. You have to i:>t' with the people."
GORllm
"A Heavyweight Hit!
A Boxofflce Knockout!"
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11AUTHOR,
AUTHOR"
11DIVA" <R>
"SWORD
AND THE <R>
SO CE REA"
MOVIE RATINGS
FOR PARENTS AND
YOUNG PEOPLE
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They're the Hottest Thing•
to Hit the Sand
. . . Since the Sun!
WCXXJY AU£N
MIAFAA~W
DSE FERRER
JULJE Hf\GERTY
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followup to lta hit ICl't!Wball ~y.
P ter Craves will bet back u the pUot, thil time
('Omtnandlng the world'11 flrat commC'rtial lunar
shuttle. Lloyd Brldge11 also rcturN u the air
controller. pulled out of 8 retirement home to sulde
the apace craft LO a safe landing.
Raymond Burr plays a judge, John Vernon la a
paychlalrlst, Lauren<'<' Landon and Kent McCord
are crewmen aboard the 1huttle and Jamee Noble
playa an excitable priest.
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Orange Oout OAILV PILOT/Sunday, July 111 1912
along a good name
D~R ANN l..ANOlmS: A while brwk l rPad o
Yel"IM' or a poc; m In your rolumn about a falh ~r who
wa pauJng hi iood nanw on to has 10n He· hoped
the boy wuuld take good \'Ure of at »0 wh,>r1 HI!.: passed I\ on to HIS son the namt• would be
qnsulhc..-d. I hof>" you \.'lln find at. bt"t.'aUI<' 1 havl' 11
W>t'<'iul tea.son for wonting to st.IC it In print ugain.
'fhank you, Ann. A FAITlWUL. NEBRASKA
READER
DE AR FAIT HFUL: The poe m you want
Allll UllDllS
1ppeared In my column on May 20, 1978, and I a m
1leased to run It again. The author -Edgar A.
Guest.
YOUR NAME
You got it from your father, 'twas the best be
ad to give.
And right gladly be bestowed It. It's yours, the
Yt'hile you live.
You m ay lose the watch be gave you and
~notber you may claim,
But remember, when you're tempted, to be
careful of his name.
It was fair the day you got it, and a worthy
aame to bear.
When he took it from his father, there was no
dishonor there.
Through the years be proudly wore It, to bis
father be was true,
And tllat name was clean a nd spotless when he
passed It on to you.
Ob, there's much that he bas given that be
\lalues not a t all.
He bas watched you break your playthings in
Uie days when you were small.
KURT Mlun.L.
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DAJl. Y 1:00, 3:15, 5,:45
l:GO. 10:15 (fl)
WALT DISNEY'S
"TRON"
DAI\. Y 12:30. 2:".30,
4:30, 1:30. 1!30,
10:30 (PO)
AL PACINO
"AUTHOR,
AUTHOR"
DAILY 1:30, 3:45
l:GO, 1:15, 10:1$
(PQ)
You have lo1t the knife he pve you and you've acattered many a aame,
But you'll never hurl your father If you're
cuef ut wltb hi• name.
It I• your1 to wear forever, yours lo wur tbt>
while you live,
Voura, perha ps, 1om e dluant morning, to
a nother boy to 1tve.
And you'll smite 11 did your father -with a
11mllt-tha t all can share,
If u <'le11n name and I\ l(OOd name you arn
giving him to we1r.
DEAR ANN LANDERS· I n •alin• l'Ombinc-d
fumtlll'::. from previous m<Jrrwgc·i; havt• hu11l-1n
problems. Whal can a woman do whc•n lwr husband
won't c·oc.>rx;ruh•?
Ht'<.'('ntly Lloyd's 11:1-yl•ur-old ::.011 movl'<.J 111 lo
st:iy. L loyd f'l'fuscs to lrc.•ul my let.on agl·rs a11d has
t>qually. Ht• says he hue.I no hand in raising has own
bov (his wife was an t·har~l' of ham). therc·lof't• hl·
t•an'l tell him what to do. Lloyd insists, ho~evt•r,
that he can tell MY (•h1ldren what to do bt'<:aUNt.' he.•
raast-d them for the last five yt•iu-s. I agree he should
St•\ up rules for the t•htldrc·n bt'<.·auM.' he IS their
fothc•r now But l also l)l·llt•vc.• lw should ll'l•at has
uwn son thl' same way
Sine<• they an• living undl'r the· same· roof.
shouldn't the rules an(,i lhe low bt• dolt'<! out
l'qually'> It M..'l'ms likl• my l'haldrl•n gc·t lhl' ruh.~ and
his son gets the• love• What do you th111k'.'
WILTED I N WISCONSIN
DE AR WILTED: I think I see real trouble
a head and hope you will take this problem to a
professional counselor before your ma rriage blows
up. AU the explosive ele ments a re present. Your
husband knows be cannot tell bis own son what lo
do Ill's too I ale>. so be refu~es to try. On the othe r
hand, be CAN control your kids -which should
m a ke yo u ve r r. happy. Ins t ead , you a r e
complaining. Don t you realize that discipline is a
special kind of love? Get with It, lady.
DAILY 1:00, 4:50, 1:.45
"DRAGONSLA YER"
(PG) DAILY 2:".l5, 1:30, 10:20
OOUIYtlYMO FM. MO, 1:15, 10-.-
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MAN HAS M~ HIS MATCH
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FRL l:IO IATISUH. t;OO, 4:90, t:M
"DEAD MEN e DON'T WEAR PLAID"
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DOL8Y IT'IRIO HARRISON) THE WRATH OF INL .. RO revenee ~IE) "They're FORD KHAN" ~TION -.J!.11,.,,..A'O& here " m •~ 1~1 ~Tv..1 ,, .. IT~= :ct:,·n. :u"~ " POL TIROEllT sonc.RER ........... ~ ..... .,.,
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Sagittarius: Tal~n ts spotlighted
Monda)', July 11, U H
ARJES (Man:h 2l·Aprll 19): Wht~ app«>a~
orlganully to b4t u kt~k will now boomerans In
rour favor. Moon In your 1dtin t'Olnddes With
1111tl11tJVt'. ongl1tullly. 11u<.'t.'t.'lil!ful nt•w !lltJrt m 1ww
dll'N'llon
TAURUS (April :W Moy 20): Information thut
had tx.~n wl\hht•ld h1 now re\tealro -you'll bt•nctll
as n•sult You guln nwt'l'I." to wnttc•n mutt•rjul whlc:h.
1f 1>ropc•rly lnh·r·pr1•1t•d, l'Un lt.>ud 'lo pro(ltablt•
t·ntt'l'PflSl' VlrJ<o 111111v1• plays in 1rnvur·wnt 1•<Jlt•
GF.MI NI (M.1y :l I Junt' :wt 1''am1Jy m(•mlx·r
scl'I> thl11~1> your way. Pn•ssurt•1> ar.t• l"l'nlllVl•d, tht•rt•
will ht• 11-.1son to 1•t•l1•h nHt· Moon t•mphus1:; also 011
I r11·11<.ls . hop1•:-.. w 1shl'lo :ind fuv111 ublt· nt•w i.
(.'ANCl<:R (June· i i-July 22): Wh<il appN11'1> lV
bl• .i rl'Jl'<'l11>11 "nwrdy u lt'anporury dt•l<iy Know 1l.
.ivu1d h1 oudang Takt• udv;rnlJgt-of l'Xt1 J unw to
n •Vll'W, rt•VIM.· und J>l'rlt'('\ kt•hniql.ll'S.
LEO 1July i :J-Aug 22): Avoad prcx:ras11nul1on
Emphw:m. on lon~-n.ing1· plan!>. l01Jmmunac·at111n .
publishing und travd l"llllnt.'t"lt·d with M·Ul"t'h Im
knowh'<.lgt• Hc•lal1u11sh1p antc•ns1fll0S
VIRGO (t\ug :.!:i-Sc·µt :l:l). You'll haw d1:.i1w<·
to bt.· nd of lcis111g propos1l11111 Luna1· c•111µha:-.1s 011
l 1narll'aal pro:.pt'<"l." o l 11111• dt1't" lo you. 1111 ludu1g
partrwr or mall'. Lc'I go uf pai.l
LIBRA (St•fJl :.!:3 -0l·t :!:!> &• n .. 1dy for 11C'w
sl.i rl..,, tll"<.'C·nl 1ndt·1wndc·11n'. 1T1·;111v11 y ,encl
d1•t1•rm1nat11m. Foc·us ,ilso m1 puhl1t·11 \, clash ol
RUFFELL1S
UPHOLSTlllY • ..,..... ___ s...
1922 HA,ltlOI ILVD.
COSTA MISA -541-115'·
ldN1a, ~r&.nt·nhlp propotal und marital 1t.atua.
SCO RPIO (Oc:t. 23·Nov. ~ 1 ): DutlH are
l'lanrwd. Avoid s.cruu_1t1onulliim Con»ervativ~ !omJly
mt•mh1•r pruVl"tl loynlly und <.'Ould be your "6'-e In
holt•" F11'11t 1mpnJlf.ll1orui prnve t'Orrt.<et. You'll f'fCOUP
lul\:I
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 2 1): Natural
uilt·nts surgt• w forl'front: popularity increases and
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BY SIDNEY OMARA
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1·ndt'.1vw .... ti JVc·I ;11ul 1011Mnl"t' Imprint st vh•
('Al'JlKORN 1 D1·c l:!·Jtin 1 ll). F'oc·us on
d111111t ale" st-t'lll'IL.v , 11111loru·mc·111 111 pulal"ll'S Ft't'hng
of fe•Sll"ll I ltlll. rru:o.ll ,cllOll IS but ll.'ffilJOrary
Houdhloc:k to prngn·-.....; will s1H111 °IH: n ·mo\'l'll
AQl 1ARl l 1!' t.l;an :!O 1-'t'I> IHI Trip:.. v 1s1L ... a11d
.1 1 lur r \ ol 1 t·4u1• ... 1:-. d 11111111:i11• Jl·t1v1· s1t·nario
Mc 111l11•r 111 opp11:-.Jl1 · ''"" p 11v' n1c•an1ngful
111111pl111H 111 1l 1J.(lil1gh1 hur111or \'t•rsJlll11v
P JS("E!'-1r .. 1, Ill l\l.11d1 :!tl1 Opp11r tun11y
,., .... " '" 111111•.1s1 11 1t1 11111· l-:111ph."1" 1111 11•m1xl1·hng.
1 l'dt-<·01,111111! .111d ptu dt.1"4 of lu,ur~· 1\c'm .itn1t'fl at
h1·;iut11 v 1111! 'Ui 1•1111111tang:-
LIDO DRUGS
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My 7-~y 13. 1982
T richocuter lttri: 3.99
Al tht "'-ol ~undinr contt•ltd I
mu\I ~1 I •m lht most bfauhlul
'" lht Gou1am1 lam•lr My hOmt is
Bor~ Suma11a and lhf Malay
Peninsula 81 body ''semblu
mothfr ot pe1al w1lh a h<nl ot rfd
01ance P•ctoral l•hS anal Ions
1n1oal and b1us1 IUltlully 1mbtJtd
•n rtd orange Stt me al Aquali(
1100'<.als 'llfht rt I am on ~It undtr
thf namt Pe11r Gouram1 to1 only
3 99
VISA' -UIO W. B,.tt•Cosla Mesa
~'·1391 •C-..,,.,. & ~ti
car s*bikes*
·skateboards·
trucks*baby
carriages•tea
carts*trikes
rollerskates •
walkers•toys
•wagons••••
scooters•hot
rods•coupes*
trailer s•hard
tops•convert-
ibles•motor
homes•tawn
mowers•llmos
•corporate
headquarters
*garden carts
Model A's••••
*typlngtables
wheelbarrows•
recreational
vehlcles•golf
cart$*model
tralns*blkes •p1anos•cars
ref rlgeretors •1keres•• ....
TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PVIZLI
ACROSS 55 Sketch 101 Sugar 16 Plllllpp1ne 701nl-ves
5e Island ofl vegecables llM 71 Vff1tge
1 Soctal Greece 102 Zodiac sign 17 Indian 72 Allows
climber, 57 Regions 103 Aromatic measure 74 Blasts
perhaps 58 -corpus spice 18 W1lll0Yt 75 M angers
5 &ldgebld (legal wrllJ 104 Turkrsll lrtle warning 76 Ivan or
9 Pundlla 80 Felony 105 Comfort 19 Dregs Nicholas
15 Maltreat 61 Foreign 106 Epltc lor 20 Paradise 78 Crude
21U-62 Hamelin Hample 22 Pushes buildtngs
caution. 2 pest 101 Arozona 30 Like unbt.tb· 79 Ships
word a 115 Adding river bly bubbly pttSOn5
23 PllOIOQ1'8· cotor to 101 African 32 Forest 80 Egyptian
phef"a need M Small nails WOfm c1ea1ure monttl
24 Unl0Ctl9d 87 Tumbler 1 11 Stormers ~ e.iraordl· 81 Thie* Slices
2!1 M-.Up 88 Heap 113 0oM nary person 82 Troia.ye
11em:2 69 S1unled 116 Dieters 35 Skewer 83 Singe
WOfdt anim•ll dran 2 36 Playground 85 Annoy•nce
26 "The Male 70 Challe< words chute 86 Sc11oo1go .. 71 Haokneyed 118 Reiaxmg 37 Turbans 87 A1>9roptoate
27 Harangue 72 FuttovS 2 words 38 Prods 88 01sclose<l
26 LA ltme.at 73 ExplOtll 119Goby 39 Swamp seer els
II met 7 4 Work hard 120 ASCflblble 40 Beanery 89 S00tled
29 Bread 75 Hoisting 121 Paused 2 words cll1ld
spread device 122 Neghgenl 4 1 So 10 speai\ 90 Soft ussue
30 Fritz"s 76 Plains Ind•· 123 Domestoe 3 words 9 1 Collon
COUSln ans· 11omes slave 42 Oeceletate bundle
31 E Indian 77 Ever. 10 124 Remedy 43 Covet w<lll 93 Crawler
vine Keats amount gold 94 Ass19n
33 TrNmp/l 78 Ou1ver 4.C Mollema· pieces
34 Kiin 79 76 Across DOWN sacr~ l>OOk 95 Ftonl
35 Winter res,denc I Dance 45 Donkey 97 -P1a1nes
VetllCle 80 To the rear movement 47 All mel 98 Hums
36 Scares away 81 YOYng pig. 2 Ce11a1n 48 Appears 99 Royal res•·
38 Knaveol Var voe es 49 Pines dence
Clubl 82 Instant 3 Abyss1n1an 51 Boasc 10 I Slallone<J
39 Spa1kles 83 Health -ghl 52 Newlywed 102 lnlerMCI
42 LBtge nall leso/11 4 Egypllan 53 Getup 103 Michigan
43 Concorde 84 Tree nu1d god 55 Cozy rooms cily
44 Asiatic 86 Slraw beds 5 Climbs 56 Sllipplng 104 Bravllan
COCJnlry 891nnue~ 6 Oppressed corllalner lrM
48 Highway corruplly 7 lrilh 8•Cl8· 57 Winged 105 Geeloe
diVldWI 90 Dread ma lion 59 Tiny 106 New Zea·
47 Dlsmounled 91 Nibble 8 Caterwaul amounll land mol·
48 Skirt 92 Tramples 9 Frtglllened 60 Yearn lor lusk
featurN 93 Steep rocks 10 Oechned 61 Stratglllen 107 Plkellke 11111
49 Signs and 94 Hit 11 Among 62 Embank-108 T1mbef wolf
symbol• 95 LONI Poet men I 109 Wide-
SO Glaclal ridge color Ing 12 Hebrew 63 Escranges eyed birdt
51 Ink smur 96Cer1ern le lier 6" Spre~1 llay 110 Pubbfews
52 Glass nomads 13 A Gershwin 65 Certain test 112 Munctl
baublee 97 Short drinks 14 Carrie ane-r 114 Pla.za C"-
53 S1op1 98 Costly Nallon 66 Stopping 115 Scoas cap
5.C German 99 Mo11 Hhen 1arge1s device 1 US Fem. French
pnyelclat. 100 S1amp1 01 15Smell 67 Senous Nini
1787-1854 app1oval oe111clea 68 Btlll 117 Faulty
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mrUATION
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Job •••te-d• Hotplllant.., NA r
MHCHANDISE
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1\YLOR CO.
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BIG CANYON'S
Very Best Buy
. .
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• Ft1r le4rtt•t I h•llJ II•.
• larc• ltt-lt11fflt.lly la14soa,.4
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• Eltctrttic S.clrity IJSft•
• In Ca,,.ts, Ir•• I hctr
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ONLY $695.000
This 1s not the usual rundown hard lived
house. but an immaculate home which
will please the m ost fastidious. We
cannot find any other separate home in
Big Canyon for less than $200,000
MORE. h tarfr-ett terry.
14 lurni11 Tree R11d
0111n Sit I Sin 1-1
(S.Hrffy late c11ru4 1111. Call 144-4111
. ,., ,., .......... tlftr).
YIEW -IEW .. '1"ln -1n1ws
Two Story Na ntu c k e t 5 Br w it h
beautiful Sunset pool lined with 14,000
red bricks. Tas tefully decorate d
throughout w ith wallpapers and
shutters. Shows like a model h o me!
Many upgrades. Seller will finance.
Submit down. $760,000 Incl land.
I TWt 11.1111 Tt llWNIT UUll 11111
Channing 4 Br. & large family room. 2
brick fireplaces. country kitchen, quiet
residential area in modern tract bv
Succola. Long term aeller financing. 10%
down. $229,000 including land .
•21 • 1 ... PUii llT/ .. 1·1
.... 1211,ttt -Y11W FIB
Earthtonee throughout. 4 br, 2 'h ba,
family room, dining room. 2,378 sq.ft.
:View o f Pavilion, n igh t lights &
~_!...e.eralled at $320,000. 211 ........, Ml UT!• 1·1
RFSIOf'lllAI AfAl FSIA1£ S£AVIC£S
OPEi SUIDAY 1-1
.lllllll CRHl UH,000
2+ den. Decorators own "garden
home" with a peek of the blue
Pac1hl·. Slop by & sec lht> prettll'st
h o u se 1n th i s guard ga t ed
communit y with pool & tennis.
Take advantage of a fantas tic
assumable loan LOO!
See this al 8 WHITEWATER
UDO ISLE $741,000
Traditional. elegant & spacious
describes this lovely 4 BR 311'l BA
home featuring oak floors, lead
glass. FR doors & <'Xt.ensive use of
used bril-k. Sunny south patio on
extra w 1dc> lot Owner <1ss1stl•d
fi nancing.
Sec' this al 133 VIA UNDINE
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
YACATlll All YUR LOH
Just beauuful Woodbndgt• 2 BR.
2 BA, plus de n home is situated
on the lake separated only by a
SC'rene greenbelt Unobstructed
view of lake and foothills. Walk
to adja<'t'nt beach dub Seller
will consider reasonable down.
High assumable loan Vat·ant for
quic k s ummer Ol't·upanl·y .
Offered <1l $265.000 Ask for
Mary Welsh. 855-4343.
HH OFFEIUH
Ovt'r <1 year and a half has
passed sim't' a hmm· likl' this
model has be-en uffln-d for salt•
on the Woodbridgl' Lakl'. Thl•
view nevt'r stops from th1~
highly upgradE>d Woods1dt• 1n
pn.•stigious gatl'<.l Arbor Lakt·
This :i BH plus homt• S<·lS nghl
on lhl• lak<· wllh watt•r un :i
Sldt>S Shows like· a rnout•I
Mirrored dining and living room
walls. Wl't b<1r 1n d<'n and
w <1 I I p a p t • r s t h r o u g h o u l
Fantaslll' fmam·mg Of fl•rl•d Cll
$339.900. Gilda F1shl'r 855-4:i-t:i
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A SYMPOSIUM:
"WHAT'S HAPPENING OUT THERE?"
An in-depth analysis of the current res1dent1al
real estate market .... and what can be done about it.
JIM WOOD, PRESIDENT
UNIQUE HOMES, INC .
Thursday, July 1 S, 7:30 P.M.
Irvine Coast Country Club
Coll For Reservations, 675-6000
Have somalhtog to sell? I SELL idle items w1111 • 1 Find wllat you want 1n Sell things ru1 with Daily
CIUtllle<f ads do II well Dally P1lo1 Classified Ad. Daily P1lol Clus1fieds P1IOI Wan• Ads.
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Celebrity Villa
Featured in the July Issue of
DC HOME I AND GARDEN MAGAZINE
Re a ch out and touch the stars! P e r c h ed high on the cres t of a forest-like
hill, this s pectacular setting could be a proper place for an eagle's nest!
Ins t ead, it is the perfe ct site for a villa that might well be out of a s tory
book.
T his ch arming and d e lig htful country h o m e is a m ast e rpiece o f
pe rfection in its authe nticity of a n e ra in his tory known for gr acious
living. Panoramic vie ws from r ow s of Fre nch windows are portraits of
r e al life mura ls of distant s now-cappe d mountains, a billion city lights,
hilltops and treetops ... a daily spectacle for s9meone fortunate enough
to own this incomparable home and s e tting.
Almost 5 ,000 square feet of liv ing space, on a magnificent full acre, with
full grown pines, eucaly ptus, and an orchard with dozens of fruit tre es,
rose gardens, and enhance d by a s parkling pool and spa with n e ver
ending views .
EXCEPTIONAL TERMS AVAILABLE TRADES INVITED
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY -1:00 To 7:00 -DAILY 12:00 To 4:00
Please Phone for Directions
RICK ALDERETTE, REALTOR 731-4444
Othtr M1plftcent E11cutlv1 Estatn Off••d From $1,195,000 To $1,990,800
I
l:GO. VOVMll TO THI
IOTTOM CW THI 11A . ...,..
W'IC llllLI
l:JI CJ) THI NaNO ONM
JoMlle WOOdwercl hottt a
Chtne1a H travagan11
IMllmg """"9. denclng,
WOh tllll, mime end "'*• ........
....... a....fewttM
Q.Qlll•
_ ....
ll:OO. MUllOAND THI
UQCINWON>
• VOUT'H AND THI
l~ANIWIM
"°'*""' "°°" IUNDAV MON••G
M U~I CA L ROMAN CE -Bar bra
Streisand stars as Fanny Brice and James ~n as Billy Rose in "Funny Lady" tonight at 8 on KABC (7).
OIMOTIONI
An Ullll'llnet.lon of whet
America It doing to llnp
Hui -crlmlnall of their
U.S. C11lnn1Np It pr-t-
ed, (R)
8 THI Tln.1111.a
MCMT
Hlttotlan Walter 1Awuw
end lewyw Morrie Abtam
dltcu• ~ Iha extermi-
nation of the ,,_. by the
Nuts WM kept MCtat. (R)
(C)OINIM IN
OONCIM
01H011111•GA
When 1111 unruly glfrt t>oaa
la lnjur-ed, she la teced with
rvnnlng the bull,_ lln-
giellandedly and IMrnlng
the -Ing ot raaponll-
t>Hlty.
(l)MOVll
• • "Chld<1111 Of Raga"
(1978)~ .. mut Griem, Olga
Georgaa-Plcot.
WO flOR OUlll TIMU .... .,..,.., "'*""' 8CHIA..l.E1' DAYMIN<LA. ,,..., POllWVAN>
CAlJlfOfNA PIOPl.E
P\aJC PUl.ll
ON LOCATION
"Rich Utile And The Great
Pretendws" The MGM
Gtend Hot .. In LU Vega
la the aattlng for 11119 "'°""'"
CMe fMturtng Iha llfMl•t
tnwaaalonill• In America. .MOYll
• • "The Uttla Dragone"
(1981) Setly Boyden. Chrlt
1'9tenon. A gang of kids
Ir.in.cl In karate ,_
-of their triendlt ...... Iha la kldnlc>ped. 'PG'
7:001 TODAY'S NUIJIOH THAT'I CAT . urn.a .. 'olCALI
IT•WNTTWH
ICIMtlTH
CONLAND I ~~
YOGA flOR HEAi. TH
~ne
a.X>ND e&mJRV I~
**'A "Med Wed~ey-·
(1947) Harold Lloyd.
F'ranc" Ramaden. An
embltloul ....... .,..., of
the 19208 learns that auo-
oeet ,_ lta price.
Cl)MCME
•• "The Amazing Ad\len-
tl#99 Of Joa llO" Animat-
ed. The eon of an alectron-
te. npert~1~
clel agent for the World
lnt.illgencie ~ ...
'-* of hie faUw '• lat•t
ln¥Mtl0n.
7:I0. '1NnfWAY8 +-
WHfTMI\' AHO THE
"'*1T -~~ ~ON
NUTNTION
•:ao D OOYllEY
GIMSta; ~. EMI G LM ol
the Flrat Churcn of fha
Nazarene, P•••Cl•n•
CMOI Young ot Diamond
Bar and Ptt McConnell ol
San Gab<lel dillCUH the
Fo.1er P8"ent F~.
8 TOOAY'811Ua<
WOMAN
Cl MUTINOTIMl!AT
CAI.VARY ·~K.PRICE
• a.EC'TM: OOMPAHY (A) G AMEJUCA: THE
HC0H0 CENTURY
i THE l.AHAYES
KNOW YOUR 818LE
MOVll * * * "lnalda MovH"
( 19801 JOhn Sav8ge. O•vl<I
MorM A -to tl>a
group of regulars •t an
Oellland Ni m•y hOld tt>a
key to mak"'<I '"• bar1en-
der'a dfeam of becoming•
p<o bukatball pfaY9f 1
•Milty 'PG'
kOO I NeWS OOHf'EAlHCE Pf0Pl.E7
I CJ) OAAl AoeERTS
SUAMI: S'mEET (R)
iD YOU AHO THE LAW 0 IT 18 W1IWrTEH
CJ) El..ECTAIC ESKIMO
All &!!Imo boy Is IUdelenly
endowed with ••t••<>tdf·
ntwy electr leaf power a dur.
Ing • magnetism ••P9'i·
ment at the Nor1h Pote
9:30 8 Cf) FACE THE
NAtlOH B QJ MEET THE PR£88
KI08 ARE PEOPLE
TOO
Guaata Brook8 Shletds.
Klr... Mllt18 Gibbt Al
Ul>ell, Pl)'ChOloglat Or Syl·
via Feldman, "-tnoer
Kriltin JOhnson (R) Cl DAY~ D18COVEAY
• THEWOALD TOtoilOMOW ,
G YOUANOTMELAW 0 kEHNETH
coPElAHO G MOWE
• • ,_. "For Your Eyes
Only" ( 1981) Roger Moore.
Topol Jamet Bond trecks
• crtmlnal wtlo purloined e
lop MCtet Bt'ltlah e1e1an ..
device. 'PG
tM(l)MOVIE * * • • "Raging Bull"
( 1980) Robe<'l De Niro
Cathy Moriarty 8ox1n0
Cham9l<>n Jake La Moll•'s
•Pllluda for violence
b<lnga him ~-In 1"41
ring but dlatupts h•• per.
tor\81 life R'
10:00 8 NEW8MAKERS D 0HCAMPU8
"e.rly ChllelhooO Educa-
tion" at Mt St Mary's Col-
ir unu AA8CAlB l ~MTAUTH
OOOOEA DUGOUT
THI LAWMAKEA& D YOU AHO THE LAW
CJ) MOMINTt IH TIME QI~ WEIKL.Y ®wow: ** "SHrch And
Dellroy" 11981) Perry
King, Don Stroud. A for-
mer South Vletn•-
ofllclal Sffk• revenge
egalntt the lour Americana
wtlo •b•ndoned him In on
ambutll during the wer
'PG'
Cll MOW * * ** "Kram•• Va. Kremer" (19791 Ouatln
Hoffman, M«yt Streep A
men belllaa with hi• •x·
wlte tor custody of ''*'
)'OUnO '°" •ft• .,,. -lie• OU1 on them. "PG'
t0:11 • OOOOEA PAE4A~ to:IO. IHTEAFACE
DMTS M~ I UTTU AAICALS 9 WICE WOAl.O M IPORTI
ll\I• coo;er10• ot W•1t
O..meny YI 11..,. "' WOric:I Cup
Soccet F1n11 from Med••d
Spe1n
I "°91"1' ~UUEA
M llllAU
Loe Angelea Oodga<W 11
~Plltliee
l =:THE LAW MIDAU.
Seti Dl4ld0 Plldr• II New
VOf'lc Meta f! :.CIJl..TUM U.l.A.
•• "Union Clly'' (1880)
°*9 Herny. 'PG'
"·· MO\tll
••• "flle .lotton llOty"
I tM> L.any Pam. Ellelyft
~TN-of At~
le trlOed "°"' Ille ~ .~~~~----._._..,.._..,.,::to::..::1118:..rlaeto ftlfte•M
Cllmt LISTINGS
•MXTCClll
.ICMCCNICI
••YLA ll..i J lllcMC IAICI
e #Ma1cu1 ~TV ff...,I
e lCIT (AICI
401 On-TV
Il l Z,T\I
<Ml HIO
It > ICIMm,.I
IWOllt) NY., H Y.
OI CWTU;
111 ,..,.,.,
..,,.,,•Iner
Q AT OHE
Guest David Carradine
• UTTL.E RA8CAL8
II) MOVIE
• • "George" (1978) Mar-
ana11 Thompeon, Mlc,,.te
M.,dat, A men. • woman
end • St. Bernard Mt oll
for •n adv.nturoua romp
lhrough the Swlas Alps fD MM~APIECE
THEATRE
'Pride And Pra1udlce' ·
When Mr Bingley movet1
1n10 the nelghbo<hOOd.
Mt1 Bennet conaldera him
lhe •lghtlul pr()j)8f'ty of one
ol her five unmarrl•d
daughters. (Pan t)(R)Q
'1l) GROWING YEARS Q! UTTlE HOUSE OH
THEPAAIAIE
I 1:$0 D LITTl..E RASCALS 0 TERRY COLE.-
WHITTAKER
'1l) OROWIHO YEARS
fR)MOVIE * • •,, "The North Avenue
Irregulars" ( 1979) Edward
Herrmann. 8arbtr• Htrroa
Tile new minister In 1 amall
town orgarwrM a group ol
dotty women 111 hit congre-
gation IO atop Iha ltow of
church funds to crlmlneta
'G'
11:43 (!)MOVIE * * "The Apple Dumpling
Geng Rides Age1n" ( 19791
nm Conway, Don Knott&
A pal• 01 -stern outlaws
lry 10 wlllk 1"41 strait •NI
narrow ·o·
AFTEANOOH
12:00 D THE T£MJ8LE
SECRET
H~tor1an W81t., Lawuer
and lawye< Mo,,11 "br&m
ClllClllS how 1"41 •irl.,mi-
nallon ol the Jew• by the
Nailt was kept Heral IA)
D LOST IH SPACE
0 SEAACH fa LOAD
MOUNT1IA TT£H: A MAN
FOA THE CENTURY
Trie Final Glory" This flflal
epiSOCla covets Mountbal-
ten 1 devotion to the
advanc.ment o f Brlltah
tecllnOlogy. 1nd Robert
MtcNell tnt•oduces en
Updlled &egmenl lbOul
his lt8QIC CIHlh In AuguSI
1979 (Part ll(R)Q m GROWING YEARS
"Preachool Physlcll Oeve4-
opmen1
C 1MOVIE
• • ·~ The Gumbl ll Ral-
ly ( 19761 M1ch88I Sarre-
"n Tim Mclnllre A gum-
ball machine 11 lhe g1and
Prll• In • N-Yortc-lo-loa
Angeles car race whtch
bnngs all sorts of zany
charact ers onto th•
nation's hlgriwaya e11d
back roacla. 'PG'
(OJPtPPtH
Ben Veteen, Wllllam Kell,
Martha Raye llllcl Chlta
Riv.re at•• In 1hla Tony
Award-winning mutlcat
that lraC4t1 • prince's
aaarch for lullnlment
T8ped •I Ontario'• Hamil-
ton Place
0 MOVIE * e "Tl>a Apple Ovmpllng
Gq" (1975) 8111 8h~by.
Susan Clar'k A cerdaharp 1111•-to talc• posseuk>n
or some valuable p<oper1y
lor a fr1erld. end la rather
-iwlMd to learn tllat
Ill•• orphana tr• Included
on the dMI 'G'
(%)MOV1£ • *'~ ·•M.ci Max" (1980)
M .. Glb9on. Joanne Sam.
uel. In 1111 Austral .. of Iha
not-too.dlll•nt future. ,,,.
trlen<la and !amity of a top
hlQhway purault p0Ucem1n
t>ecome the targets of
Mdlatlc motorcycle gang
A
1'•0 MOVIE
• • "Tt>e Losers'" ( 1970)
Wllllam Srnlth. Barnie
Hamlhon.
Ii) aAowtHo YEAM
"Nutrition"
QJ OUTDOOA LR
Jim Cannlchel hunta bttck
duel! on Virginia'• P•rr•·
more lll•nd with aporta.
man Larry Nlc:aet. 1:001 AGNCOl.TUMU.l.A. n.MUNIT'IN •a ,.. WllK WfTH
04W>IMMl.EY
• ADAM-1t
•~uica "led Compa,ny" Bt'len It
h4lrHMd by Ille Mntor offl..
CM and dllCQllerl the
mt jof h81 • very S*'aonet
u to 9'1nd. (Pert l )(AIQ • "'°'*" UNIYIMa <I) I• MAHT
llW JON CWTHI
VUICON 8~T9WOlllLD
1°*tovnd mlfd'-Welglu
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, .......... , .......... • •a.-....._., .. r.-.~ ........ ,i~zz:.:
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j
H9w Vonc~ U. Chet ,._
lllOcHout• T rlohft04 Qom.
"'"'°" ~
, .. lllt'BO: hcllpeolllng; •
Ylalt to Tpleclo lend AeMr•
llolf on the Tt~••LOUlal-
111141 border . ,,.~
• HOGAN'I HMOU
• AOAM-11
G~UNIVINI
('Jl)WAIT UNTii. 0AN<
ICttll.,fne ROH , •••Cy
ICeech and Joallu• Bry•nt
•tar ill Frederick Knoll'•
1Ulpet1N dramt •bout a
young blind woman terror-
ized In lier M1nh•tt•n
1panman1 by thr" men
I U •llhlng for hidde n
drug1 T 8')ed ti the Pep.
perdlne Cotltgtt Tllt•tre In
Malibu, Call! oouovia * • • "Stay Hungry"
( tll781 Jell 8rldgel, a.tty
Field, The Offl>eel ICllon or
•n Old Southern femtty
If,.. to .. .,. • -Y gym
from the hands ol rMl
Mitt• apecutatora.
2:00 D IUNOAV
LOC!lltlon· llve from Iha
Thlld Annuel Str•• C-.
btetlon, Whittler 8 GILL.IQAN'S 111.ANO
G DIAeCTIOHa
An exemlnatlon 01 the
blending of CM1U•nHy
with 11atM1 rallglona 111 lat•
In Amef"lca la pr-tad
(RI G MOVIE
**** "CH•blan~a"
( 19'3) Ingrid Bergman.
Humphrey Bogart
G) MOVIE
• *'Ao 'Copa And
Robbers" ( 1973) Cllll Gor·
man. Joa BOiogna
Q) MOVIE
• •.,. "Oellc•tt Oelln-
Quent" ( 1957) Jerry Lewis.
Manha Hyer
1:1 TELEV1810N:THE
EHCHANT£0 MIAAOA
The rote t•vlalon ptaya In
American Ill• •• document·
ed through • M<le• or
Interviews
'1l) PROJECT UNIVEASE
®) NEWIMAKEAS
l.CJ OENE818 IN
COHCPT
I Ol THE MARVELOU8
l.ANOMOZ
Soma ~ lamUlar Inhabit·
ants of Iha land of Oz help
• young boy and 1111 wood·
en lrtend In thla lilmed
stage production by ,,,.
Children'• Theatre Com.
pany and Sctlool
(S)MOV1£ • * ·~ "Where The Boys
Ara ( t9e0) Oolorn Hllfl,
George H•mlllon Four
young women jOtn , ,,.
hordes or Ftorlda·bOund
cofleglana during Eaater
V8Qllk>n
@MOVIE * * ·~ "Raggedy Mt') '
( 198 t) S1asy Spacell. Eric
Roberts In 19••. 1 tale-
phone operator In a amaff
hau 1own NCrllloes her
atendlng 1n the community
when .,,. has a lhOr1 •lfalr
with a eombal·bounel M ii·
or 'PG'
2:30 D GIUJGAN'8 181.ANO
A roekel Intended for M111
l•nda on the •lland 8 MVP-MOST
VALUABU! PLA'nA
Tha past MUOn'I beat
P'•'J'9n from each divl"on
or ,,,. National Foo11>a11
l aague ere p<Ofllad SJ l>AESE.NTE
Splrltualltm And Mental
HHllh" A IOOk 11 18ken 81
how Lallno1 In New JerM)'
•nco<e>orata • asplr1ttamo'
and "santerla." two lorm1
ot refogM>Us !Olk culture
trom the Caribbean, onto
their health care
'1l) PRO,JECT UNIVERSE
(!])SAMMY
Sammy Oavta Sr jOtn'
Sammy Davia Jr to review
the h1Qhilgh11 ol e CarMr
that has sp•nned the
entire •anoa of enltlftain.
ment
OJJSUOAAAAY
l.EONAA0'8 GOLDEN
GLOW.S
LOUillan1 vs. St. Louis
8:00 f) 2 WITH YOU
• MOYie * * * "McH•'a N•vy"
( 1964) Ernet11 Borgnlne.
Joe Flynn
G AUTO AACING
"Baja 1000" 8D CALIFOAHIA
CONGAE.88K>HAL
R90RT
"1!) ~UNIWRSE
CJ) WONOEA WOMAN
~MOVIE *. "The Hustler 0 1 Mu•
Cle 8each" (1980) Rlch•d
Hatch, Kay Lenz A emall·
time hustler oontnv. •
scheme to turn • a1ow!.wt11-
ed 811'141teur Into 1 wor1d
TUBE TOPPERS
KNBC (4) 7:00 -"Jl'a,ht>r Murphy "
Moset temponrll y turns ll('hot>l bufldf ~g
lnto • 1•mbllna culno.
KABC (7) 8:00 -"Funny Lady." &rbra
S'rcisand ttars as Fanny Brk't!, downing
her. way through com~dy rout i ne~.
singing 'he bcttt 2'0ngs und loving th~
wrong men. See photo, l~Ct.
KOCE (M) 8:00, KCET (28) 9:00 "Pridt•
and Prejudkt '' Pa rt two of five-part
dramal.Jzatlon of Jane Austen's satirical classic
K,N BC (4) 9 :00 -"Rolle r<:oas tcr."
Timothy Bottoms, George Segal star in
story about a safety inspector who tries to
fi nd an extor tionis t who plant~ bombs in
amusement park .
batt.,ed brlefc .... 'PG'
4:00 D IPORTaWON.O
10·rouno mlddlawtlght
bout betw•en Wiiford
8cypion lllld M111k Fraile
(from Tamp., FIL ), GOYer-
• ol the 19th Tour Cle
Franee cyctlng reca. Sur.
vlval of Iha FlttH I. Part 11,
with the men·a turvlv•I rvn
(from New Zealand)
8 9 ~NCAN
SPORTSMAN
leVat Bunon lakes • r1no1
ever rafting expedition
down 1"41 Zamb91I River tn
AlrlGa. continuing David
Livingstone ' 1 orlg1n1t
route, lormer Mr UnlverM
Arnold Schw•rr.enegger
aumlnea the enc:tangeree1
North American grluly
bear 1n It• Y .. tow11ona
National Park h•bltat 8 MOVIE * * 'h "The F .. r ... a V•m·
l)lfe KUtera" ( 1967) Roman
POlanlkl. Sharon Tela
tD MOVIE • • * "Breakout" ( 1975)
Ch81 ... Bronson, JIN 11a-
1ane1.
• MOVIE
**'A "BIOOd Alley" ( 19551
John Wayne. Lauran
Bt1eall
fill WALL STREET WEEK
"Who Has The Ho1
Hanel?" Guest Mark Hut-
ber1, editor ol Hulberi
Financial Oigaal IA)
'1l) HUMANITIES
THAOUGH THE AAT8
"Mulll<:· Aga-Old Search
For Meaning"
CJ) 8TAA TREK
Captain Kirk marr-1
beautiful ""°"'an and 11
Obllvtoul 10 Ille impending
doom at>out 10 destroy her pl_,
3 MOVIE
It • • 'The Man Who
Loved Cat O~ing" ( 1973)
Burt Reynolds. Sarah
Miies
(0J MOV1E
• • 'h "The Tender Warn.
or" (1971) Cherlft l ...
01111 Haggerty A young
boy M ia lrappec:t 9nima/I
lrea and l••d• them
8i•lnat ,,... hunters. 'G' lSJ PETfiA. PAUl & MARY
Th41 populat lolk trlO or tt>a
Mrly ·eo. perform m8r>y ol ,,,.., lll8lalC ,_ ...... I
.,,_rnetatl81
4:JO. W~OH W&J(
INMVIEW(A) al> HVMAHmU
Tl4AOUGH THE ARTS
"Mulle· EmotlQn And Fe81-
1ng In Sound"
11:00 D l(lJHG FU
Two hardened people
learn 10 accept pain •• ,,,.
price ot love
G GAEATUT SPORTS
LEGENOS
'Lou Brook" Hoai George
Plimpton
tlD FlRlHOUNE
"Th41 Odyssey 01 A South·
etn Liberal G .... 1 Morna
Abram. authOt ol T,,. Oay
lsS11or1 ·
• MTTL.UTAA
OAl.ACTICA Sl Liff! AROUND U8 fit!> NOVA
"Aging· The Malhu .... •h
Syf'Clrome· An axarnlna-
llon 01 the re ... rch being
CondUCl•CI Oil longevity
•nd the aging proce11 la
pr_,tad. (R) O
CJ) CMNEW8
@ THI: A0CKF0Ro
FIL.U
O!NecNIW8
(C))MOVW * "Tile Children" ( 19801
Matlin Shalt.,, Git Rogera
A strange radloac11ve
OIOUCI turns a group or
Khoolehllelren Into mur-
de<ous romblea With black
llngetn•ll• 'R'
8:30 D F'IOHT Lt.Ct(
• THAra HOUVWOOO
'Hollywood'• Hotteat s ......
G) THE JEFF£MONS
Louise 19 •rreld ahe·a going
to loM her new friends
fD OPERAFOR
CHIL.OAE.M
())~NEWS
IC; MOVIE * • "Union City' I 19801
Oel>ft Herny 'PO'
rH)YESTEAYEAR ... 1817
Dock Cavett hO•ta 1 pano-
ramic overview ol 1he
event1 and people that
shaped one or Iha mo.1
1mpor1an1 years on A,,.,.,1.
can history
7:00 8 CJ) 80 MIHVTU D Q! FATHER MURPHY
MOMS, lemc><>t8roly tell In
Charge of Iha schoot. la
conned 1n10 tumlng II onto
• P•rt·llme g•mbUng den
(R)Q 0 <tJ) COOE RED
Joa. Haley •nd Danny .,.
tripped 1n • mine lhafl by
the flames lrom 10.ic
1ndu1trlal wutt
tD THE MUPPETS
Guest Roger Miiiet m ASCENT OF MAN
'World WllPlln A World" A
vtllt to I Po11Sh Ult m1na
begins thos study ol the
WO<lcl or ,,,. a1om and the
hlltory of tt>a rem•rlcabte
ell~-or 20th-<lentu-
ry ptl)'llel
'1l) VICTORY GAROEH
fl'MOVIE • * * "St•y Hungry"
I 19761 Jeff Brldgel. Salty
Flald The oltbeat lldon ot
an Old Southern family
fries to Hve a aeamy gym
lrom Iha hands 01 ,..,
fttale apeculatora
1='0 ID THE MUPPET8
Oueata. Roy Rogers and
Dale Evllf\s
'1l) PORTRAITS IN
PA8TU&
' Sprong W111er
r4 MOVIE * • 'Search And
0 .. troy ( 198 I) Perry
King. Don Strouc:t A tor-
mer South v1e1nemesa
0!11c1a1 aeek e revenge
8Qllnst the lour Ametlcana
wllo ab1ne1onee1 him In en
ambu$n during Iha WBJ
'PO'
'1l) HUMAHITIES
THROUGH TME AAT8
"Musoc. Meaning Through
Structure"
CJ) w •A ·a·H
Hawkeye recorcl1 a letter
to Ille f•t her Oelelllng Illa
day In the 0 It with • mad
Tune, a "*"flll corpM end
~otfloer.
l:OO ti (J) ARCHIE
8UMCEA'8 PLACE
Veronica's ••·hutb•nd
paya hat a visit Ind forcea
her to make one ol 1"41
hardeat deci•lons of her
r1ta ~I
O a!CHIPS
(C)MOVIE
* *'A "Mad Wadnetdey'
(19'7) Harold Lloyd
Frances Ramadan An
ambitious Mff.aierter ot
the 1920s tearna that auc-
oaaa h• Ila prlea
II: 111 (%) MOVIE * * "FuntlouM" ( 1981)
Elizabeth Betridge. SyMa
Mlle•. Four t~ager1
IPatld • fnglltfuf nlQht In a
C8tnfv81 ~ .. inllebtt-
ed by • ci-.tad barker
Ponct> con .. ders qu11t1ng
Iha CHP to beCome I rock
Singer (R) 8 ENTEAT AINMEHT
THIS WffJ<
Interviews with Robert
Mttchum, Joa11 C0111n1,
F•ya Ounawey Ind Walter
l an12. 1 ·,ac>Ofl on c.lebrlty
commerc111 andorae-
ment• 8 9 MOVll
(.l)MOYll
• • • • 1'1Cta1111r \t•
Kramer" f lt7t ) Dil111"
Holf"'8tl. ~ ltr ... A
men Ntttea wl&ll .. ••·
""',. fqt cuatody ol thelt ~ '°" .,., Ille ......
out on ltlell\. 'N ' .MOYll * * * "l .O I ··c ttt 11 wu.
llam Holden, Julie
Andtewe A moYM 91'.CIOt
who hM lull flnl"'9ci •
lmlffl·ll'lllllon dolt.-turtley
goaa ''°'" attempted aul· clde to a llU#rely ln•ed
re-8/lootlllO of hie 9Qlo. 'R'
t :ao 8 Cl) OHi DAY AT A TIMI
8cM .. der 11 torn bel-
taklng Iha beeullful girl
lie'• ell£)9Ctad 10 snow up
with or the ptatn girt he
Ilk" IO t"41 lodge danc.
(A)
D TMl!WON.O
TOMOMOw
t;00 9 CJ) AUCI
Atloe, up-O¥er Tornmy'•
l•lllng grades. putte ,,.,.
budding betkatball MIS*·
ltat Off Iha IHm. (R)
O OJJM<>'M * • • "Rollercouter"
( 1977) George Segal, Tim-
othy Bottorna. A aafety
lnapactor Cleaparatety
011empta to ~t• tile
H IC>f'lionlll who la pt8r>llng
homemade axploslvea In
America'• telldlllO emu ...
ment ptrka (RI 8 WILD IONOOOM
"Lair Of The Ttoer"
D OR.CHO
II) AGAOHll<Y AND
COMPANY fD MASTERPIECE
THEATRE
"Pride And Pra1ue1ioe • Mt
COiiins Mleltt a r«.OllQfla.
llon lilllth the Bennet ltmlly
811<1 tnlenc:la 10 ChOoae one
ol the girts lor a wlle (Perl
2)(RIQ
6!) MYSTERY
"Malloe Alorathought" Or
Edmund Blcklelgh attenlly
MJffe<a the con1emp1 open.
ly dlaptayed by hla
overbe•rlng wile Jull•
(Part 1 )(RI Q
IH)MOVIE
• • "Only When I L&<JOh'
I 198 t) M8raha Mason,
Krllly McNlchOI " N-
York actreaa ra1urn1 from
• C1ry1ng-ou1 cllnlC Cleter-
m1nec:1 lo ,.,,_her car-
her romaflCe w•lh 1 plly·
wright •nd her relallOnalllp
wllh her 17-year-old
daughter R'
(Z)MOVIE * * 'i'I "Miid Max" ( 19801
M .. Gibson, Joanne Sam-
uel In an Au11r111a or the
not·too-dlllaJ\t lutura the
frtenda end lamuy of a top
hiOl>w•Y pursu11 potlCeman
become Iha 11rgeta or
Hdi111c motorcycle gang
'R' t-.ao 8 CJ) THE JEFF'EASONS
8W~OF
SURVIVAL 0 JACt( VAN IMP£
., NEWS
10:00 ti Cf) TRAPPER Ja.iN,
M.D.
A female convoc1 a prama,
IUta baby. • warden and
anoth_, or ,,,. 1nm1tft al 1
women' a pneon all wind up
In San Francisco General
under GOllLO's car• (R) 8tDll) NEWS 8 THE WOAO~
TODAY
.WITHMMIAND
8AHNEM
Interviews and a.rehlv•I
matar111 recall 1"41 rote that
the Women't Emerg9ney
BrlOllde played 1n e 1937
tit-Clown strike at 0-11
Motors 1n Flint, Mochlgan.
'1l> Fl.AM8AA08
"Flying High" Chrlat1n11
and Dorothy throw •
surprise party at Wiiham
and Sandy'• nat. M-
forees h1m ... I 10 Clrk\k 10
Wllllam and Christina ·a
engagement IParl 7)(R)O
(C}MOVIE * * * "Get Out Your
Handkerc r.1ela' ( 1978)
Gerard Oeperdleu Perrlclc
Oew-e A young and
opllmistle hu•b•nd goes to
atmoat unbelleveabl•
tengths 10 anaure his w1ta'a
~'R'
.,.
1=-~'"' weor•
"'°'9on" '" Ille ....... ~of lndle.. ~
1111811• *°"'* I men'I
u~ fMdtellOW.
• ,..l.ULAO
OONYIHT10N
fhe ~d AfWIU9I ~Of
llnlted Latin AIMfloen Clt-
t11n• Conve"llon ••
lllghligflted.
Cl) WUKIND~
w~
(fJ MO\tll
••• ••LAI M'-al>*"
( tt7tl RIG~ Jordan,
Antll()ny Perlilne <8MOYte ••'A "Another Man,
Another C"-" (1911) J•,,.... caan. ~
Bujold
11:48 . TMa AOCl<10M
FUI
D MOVll
• •,... "Anotlltr Men,
Another Ch-" (1977)
J1mea Cun. 0-lew
Bujold
• MOVll * * •;, ' Utile Mulderl"
( 1971) ENlott GOUid, Mer-
cla Rodd 88Nd on the
pity by Jute1 Feiffat A
man m.,rlea Iha gift 10/ho
aavad him lrom muggera.
MOVIE
• • • "T,,. Return Ot The
Sec.ucua S-" ( 19801
Mar~ Arnott. Gordon
Clapp Tha mem119<1 of a
group or COiiege atuelenta
11e11ve 1n the pro1•t mo...
manl Clurong the 60e
g•thef tor • -kend
raunk>n 'R'
11 :as CC) MOVIE * *'I> "Foxea" (1960)
Jodie Foater, Salty Keller-
man Tt>a vtctlms ot brOken
rion-and uncaring pat-
en111 four tMn·8Qe gltla try
to soothe tnelr emotional
wounc:11 lhrOUQll drugs •nd
M• 'R
12:00 G) MIS8ION:
IMP08818LE
Q) MOVIE
• • "Santa Fe StamP6de"
( 1938) Jonn Wayne, Ray
Corrog•n The Three
MelqUttMra try lo c.IHt a
cowboy llCClUMCI of mur-
<l«tng • gold proapector
(J) 8T AR TAEK
(())PIPPIN
Ben VerMn, W1tt1em Kall,
Martha Raye lllld Chlta
Rivera star In this Tony
Aw••Cl-w1nn1ng Musical
that 1r1ca1 a pr•nce's
search for 1u11111..,en1
Taped at On1ar1o'a H•m••·
ton Place
12:80 0 MOVIE
* * * ·~ '·Gtorla" (111801
Gena Rowlanda, J:>hn
Ad.,._ A former gun
moll ~ ,,,. protec-
t or ot 811 or Ptlanecl 6-year.
Old Puerto Rican tergettld
by lhe UndetwQrld tor Iha
1nlorma11on ,,. carr-tn a
bett.,ad btiefcaM PG 12:~ rtJ MOVIE * * "Chllelren Ot Rage"'
( 19761 Helmut G<lem. 0tg1
Georgea-PICOI
12;43 8 NAME M THE GAME
A m1 astng gin add• to 1"41
myatety IUfroundlng tl>a
dtte:OVery of .,, endenl
menuacript
12'"..&o MOWE • * *'~ "WOiien" (1981)
Albet1 Finney, ~ V~
re. POiice are teced with an
unusual problem u New
Y or1I City II Invaded by a
pac:lc of d•spaoeel wOIYes
'R'
1:00 tD TEE>l SCEHE
1:30 9) A8C NEWS
QJNEWS
f$J MOVIE • * * "The Dogs Of W•r
11980) Ctlrlstopner Walll-
en, Tom Berenger Atter
~no 1onured and deport-
ed by an African dlct•tor, a
mercenary return• 10 lead
• revotutlon 'R
1:43Q ATONE
Gueat Norman Coustnt CC MOVIE * "A Change Of Seuon1"
( 1980) Shlrtey M8CUlne,
Anthony Moplclna. A mid-
~ COUl)te try out
)'OUnger perlnera during 1
mountain vac:atlon ·R'
**'A "Conllnantal
Divide" ( 198 I I John
e.luShl. Blefr Brown A
Chicago nawapapar
columnist 1r1ve11 to the
RocJcles to •llQC>e .orne
PQlltlcel heat •nd Int.,.,_
• reclutlv. natur allat ·PG·
2:111 8 N£W8
(l)MOVI( * * "Tha Hand" (1981)
MlchMI Caine, Andr ..
Maroovlocl. BIJMre lncl-
dentt •nd nightmares
begin happening In 1 car-
1oonl11'1 Ille eftar he
aulfers the IOas of • hand
'R'
.MOW
2:IO 8 TOOAV-8 AEUG10H OMOVIE
**'I> "Raogecly M•n"
(19811 Sluy Spacek, Eric
Robe<'la In 1944. a 1.i.-
ptlona operator In a ama11
T eua town MCriflcaa 1Mr
st•ndlng In the community '"'*' She tie. • lltM>rt etTalr
with • combet·bound Mii·
or 'PG'
(%)MOVIE
CIUI body·bullcllng cham-
pion.
I! 111 (?) MOVIE * * e "Foul Play" ( 11178)
Goldia H•wn, Chevy
Cha..q A llbtarlan antlata
, ,,. aid ol en inei>I police
dalacttva alter ahe
becomet Involved In 1
bizarre _,.. or murder•
&.aoland is:'°" 'R"
MONE'YMAKEAI
"tnnatlon Robln HOOd OI
fhe 'llOI"
f> *..., "Funny l•Cly"
I 19751 Barbre Stretaand,
Jtmn c .. n Vauclevltte
star Fanny Brkle ernbar~s
on • humorous love-hela
ra1111onahtp with
eono-11., Biiiy Aoae (RI
ia IT IS WRITTEN tD MOVIE
* * ~ "For YOUf Eyaa
Only" (1981) Roger Moore.
Topol. James Bond tractc1
8 crimlnat who purtoined I
lop eecret Br1tllh defenM
davlct 'PG'
* *'A "Med Mu ' (1980)
Met Gibeon, Joanne Sam-
uel In an Australla or the
not-too-dlttent future. 111e
l•lend• end f emit)t 0( • top
highway purault policeman
bec;ome ,,... targete or
Hdl•tlc motoreycte ~
and kidnapping 1ttempt1
8;30 IJ ~ * * * "The G..at Wllkk>
P99per" I 1975) Robert
Radford. Bo 8¥Mton A
rru11r11ec1 Amerlce11 fighter
pilot bec:ornet • b8'n-
llormlng atunt men In Illa
thlral tor action ®ring
World War I.
D ~Lll'E
Cllateeter tctor Ovb Tay-
lor end hl8 grendaon go
qulil hunting,,._, Albany,
Oeorol• • LOI AHGELU WIS(
IN MVllW
• HUMANmU
nw>uGH THI AMI
"Drame; QrHt Ag•
AMed?" I~ * ** * "T .. •" (tt 7t )
NMt8Ml8 l(t"el!I, Peter
flnh The cl..,., "' •
poor l ngt1111 1.,mer ......,....,...,.. .....
IMlllY• ~ Md
...... ~.'N' .'°"" •••'4 ··Oittfe" PllOI ................. J ...
~,. ..... ..,,. ............... ,,..... .......... ..,... ..... _. ......
., .. ICll.UDWllr ..
AWf111Mlf!Jlllil_,..,..
Cl) WE.COME 8ACI(,
KOTTEA
The Sweathoga take • dim
view of Mr Woodman'•
novel --an axpote thll
tek" • pot allot at every-
body.
(I) wow * * "The Apple Ovmptlng
Gang ~Idea Again" (19711)
Tim Conw•y. Don Knotts
A P111r of -tern outlews
try to w•lk Iha atreit and nanow. ·a· .MOW!
• e "Sig Wednetd.ey"
( 1978) Jen·MlchMI Vin.
oant, Wllllem 1<1n nw ..
Celllornl• boVI enjOy the
-1 encl IMld until fl'lty
begin to rttllH that
that9'1 _. IO llfe tllen
wai&lllO down tlletr l>Oetd•
'PO'
• * ·~ 'Cops And
Robber•" f t9731 Cliff Gor-
man, Joa Sologna
9J AUST AIA COOKE'S
AMERICA
"The Ar-.et" World War
II propels Arnetlc• Into the
•Ole envisioned by Franklin
RooM\l'eft, th•t of the.,..._
nal of datnoctecy &> NOVA
"Strange Steep" P~a
In the fleld of .,_thMlt
died lorgotten or rid~.
soma In aquetor. lor tllelr
hatoic et10r11 ID MMTE~ TWEATM
"Pride And Praludlee" M1
C0111na ..ita a r~
tlon with the Bennet ftlmlly
and 1n1eno1 to cllooee one
of Iha girls for I wife. (Par1
~~ *** "lnllci. Mo¥M" 11ta01 JciM s.veoe. DeYtc1
Motte. A ~-to !tie
9'0llP Of ~ M M
Ollklat!d bet ~ .... tlle k~ to IMfllnt the ......,,.
oer'• df_,.. ef -.a Nit a '" .............. ,~,
U ~ k~ O! TN ~ .. f'lft l' ,,.,.,.. ............. ~ .................. .. ......... .................. ...." ......... ,..
10:30 CJ I.ONE RANGER
"Outlaw Of The Plains"
I IPORT8 WAAP•lJP
JIMMY SWAQO.AAT
(l)MOVIE *** "S 0 B 11931)WN·
llam Holden, Julia
Andr-. A movie director
Who hu just llnllheel •
mlllll-fTWlffon dollar tun!ey
goaa from ettempted aui·
dde to • blz.,rely lnaplred
re-et\ootlng of hla epic. 'R'
10:41. 9UNDAY UOfl'TI l'AGI
11:00 ee·e (l)ae
NIWI
,., . . ..
I li'AOAlllW
00..1.0YITHI ~
~tt An Llnllllltter end
C8IOI ~ ,_,. on
the l\OC)e8. dt-and
~ Of tlle WOt1d'• CIM-
df'tn.
I Jlf/ll«'l JIAl.wa.&, INIAK,,....
....., lbetl llftd a.,.
.... ._. .,. ""°""8atw
loOll at whet'• new .. tfle
_....(I')
<ll)MCMI
• • • • "l(r111te r Ve
KtelNf" I tt1t) °"8tlfl ...........~ ..... A """ ............. •· .... ~ ... ................. .......
-L,. ...... .............. ,, ... .,...,.,. .......
'R'
2:41 Q NEWS
2:llO CH) MOW * * "Se8rCh And
Oeatroy" (1981) Perry
King. Don Strouc:t A lor-
,,.,., South VletnameM
offlclal '"ka revenge
against Iha lour Arnenc:..
wllo •bat>dofted him In M
embulll d1.4rlno Iha _.,.
'PG' .... ~ 1:11 (1)~
•• .. ~ow·1191e1
Monica G~ 111oger 0.....
Is. A Kem\!Qy 1-pt -Chee'°' .._.In the cown1~_..... '"' =!~ ..... "The~,_...
ly'' (lt7t) MldlllM ..,.,..
ltft, Tim MGt!h A ...,_
bell medllM ..... trend
... ln.NewVonc-~
MeeMa -, ....... btlngl .. ..,,. "' ~
c.11.,eotera on to the Nit•'• ....... Md ... ,...., ... .
dlCl>MON
••• ,..._. ....-; Otl'lt
Oet•le Hewi.1 Ottn,
0-.A ...... ...... .. ... ,, ....... ,._ ............ ., .. .............. ................. ...,), g91;---. ···-. ......... ,., ... .............. ~ ......
r
•
1l
Indian culture vs. jobs
Tribe say lumberins a de1eorallon
.NMa l r. Incl Mr•. i.obeft W•rMw, t1M ... , Qlrl r. encl ~rt R001r1 1•1111.
llllQIOf'I loMf\, l>Oy .-, encl Mr• To1hlo N11toh. lrvfM, girt .-ir. at!cl Mra. '11ymond Gery, L11.un1 leech. gtrl l(llr. Ind Mra HOllQ 011'\Q Coet1 M ... boy
Mr . i ncl Mrt. RH Hu1bn11. H141llngton a .. eh, girt yr. i nd Mr1. Omer 1(1ylr1n. lrvt11. boy llflr 1nd Mra. !ddt1 Ru111t1 . N•port lkleh. girt 'WI'· and Mr• 01rlu1 C1mpl>ell, Coell Men. girl litr incl Mrt T1rr9f'le1 loftu1, Huntington Bll<:h, citrl Mr 1nd M11. S11n14ty Ong, Cotti Mai.gift Mr ind Mr1 Judaon L1H1y1.
Nwport BM<:h. girt Mr llld Nre, StepMll Pepp11
N~8"ell.boy Mr 1nd Mrt Robert R~k:I,
EUREKA (AP) -Vircln timber
towora abovtt tho headwaters of Blue
Creek, providlna rcf uae for the
golden eaale, tho spotted owl and the
wolverine.
Pt>pperwood and lnctllll(' et.'<iara rite
beside Creson myrtlt>, mudrone, vine
maple and Pacific doawood. Salmon
and brook trout thrive tn the pr11Une
watt•r.
It Is not surprising that tour Indian
tribes -the Hurok, Hupa, Tolowa
and Karok -havu prized the hl9h
country n ortheast of here for
centuries, reserving it as a sacrl'd
plat-e for training medicine men.
Nor 1s It surprising that lumber
companies have long sought a way
into this rugged area of Northern
California so they could haul its rare
timbers to mills along the coast.
The Forest Service says the ar<.-a
t'Ould be used for both purposes. Later
N•port BMcn, boy ---------------""r Ind Mra Rlcn11d KrlClll. lrv1h1, girl
JuneN Mr Ind Mr• GrlgOty K()POI, Cott• Mesa, girl Mr 1no Mre Kiili G1rr11t. Irvine. gorl, Mr 1no Mrt Gery Gl1cld1n, Irvine, gfr I
~· 1no Mrt WIHl1m Runge. Ill, Co111 Men. girl.
.IUMH Mr 1nd Mr1 J1m11 HOiman. Cott• Meu, gtrl ~r. ind Mra Oon1ld Ko1loll, Colla Mesi. girl
~r ano Mr• Richard Graham, lrvl!'e. girl.
Mr. ind Mrs. R1cn1ro Wright. Huntington BHch, girl
JuneM Mr 1nd Mrs Pller Ouln. Costa Meta. boy. Mr and Mra Robert Rod1nb1ugh. Huntington BHch, girl,
June 27 Mr. and Mre Lane Jenkln1. Hurittngton Beech. girl Mr. and Mra G1ry Benedict, FOl.l'lt1in V1Jley, bOy Mr and Mrs Cnrys Cnrya HunJlngton Beech. girl Mr Ind M11 J1sp11 Freder1kaen, Colla Mesa. oorl
~· end Mrs Ertk Senulu Newport Beech. boy
June21
Mt. 1nd Mrs Oenn11 cnerry. Cosla Mesa. girt
,,. and Mrs Edwin ~hon. Hunl1ngton Beech bOy
~ Ind Mrs Kevin H1yd1n Balboa. girl
Mt. 1nd Mra J1mes M1y lrvlne,
bOy
"You can destroy a
people ju s t a s
effectively by
mentally committing
genocide as you can
physically."
this summN, It will construct the final
six-mile leg of the 55-mile Gasquet-
Orleans Road. a project ll daims will
achit've that goal.
But Indian leaders decry the
pro.)l'Ct. known as the GO Road, as
"culLUral genodde."
"Instead of kiUing us off. they're
destroying our cultural funct•,m s. ··
says Walt Lara. a Hurok Lndrnn and
lo-gger whose famil y members
w0Nh1p in the high country.
Jack Norton. a Hupa who teaches
ethnic studies at nearby Humboldt
State University. agrees.
"You can destroy a people just as
e fCect1vely by mentally commlltmg
genocide a s you can physically."
June a Norton said. "If you destroy a people's Mt 11\d Mr• Shlgeru Ole•. Cost• religious dignity, worth and purpose. Mesa.girt Mr end Mrs Traey Longarreth. you destroy them " .
Coron• 011 M1r. g1r1 The med1ctnl' men. called shamans.
Mr end Mrs l(lm Mok Irvine hav" been the traditional leaders of boy.: " Mt 11\d Mrs Lewis Lelleque. the tribes. whil·h do not have chiefs.
01n• Point. bOy The strongest incen tive for building .IUM JO l)e M~. end Mrs Steven Gordon, the road through Humboldt and I
L•guna Niguel. boy. Norte counties is the jobs it will
Ml. and Mrs Jimu'Cowen. provide. The unemployment rate hit LBglfll BelCll. girl h Mr. Ind Mrs c1yc1101111. Irvine. 18 percent in Humboldt County t is
girt.: nd .. Pet~ "--nleton. spring. It passed 28 percent in Del Mr. • ... r• •· """' Norte County. IM,,., girt.
The Forest Service predicts the Dm•·ra .. DTICIS road will create 203 jobs. When Del Ill II Norte County residents voted in a
----------•June 1980 referendum. the vow went
HAMILTON 4-to-J m favor of rompleting the road.
Ot.A INEZ HAMIL TON. Now, Forest Service officials say
beloted mother of Evelyn the Indians are the only ones R os~ Keith of Ne wport benef1tt1ng from the Blue C reek
B eath. CA . and Hugh region
L · Qo r e Ham 1 l t o n o f "We're directed by Congress to Baltl~ore, MD She was manage this thmg for multiple use
born tn Mountain Grove, and bene fits for all people .. said Mo.,,1891. Passed away July R h d F · ' t I 6 1982 at Country Club 1c ar erneau. env1~onm~n a
6mvalescent Hospital. Santa coordinator fo r the Six Rive r s
Ana., al the age or 91 Mrs National Forest.
Hamtlton was wife of Perry To establish "multiple use." the
Hugti Hamilton. deceased
and grandmother to Ronnie
HarJlilton Keith of Irvine
and Jon Michael Keith of
Pine ·Valley. CA Also great
granpmother to Deborah
Alic4t Keith and Mi chael
Jare~ Keith. Pine Valley
Me"'orial services and
interment will be held at
Melr0se Abbey Mausoleum,
Analieim. Sunday. July I I,
1982; 2PM. Reccp11on for
friehds of the famil y
following at the So Club
House DeAnza Bayside
Villate. Newport Beach
McCOIMICIC MOITU.UllS
• Laguna Beach
I 494-9-415
Laguna Hills
• 768-0933 ~an Juan Capistrano
• 495-1776
: ,
HAUotl LAW~MT. OLIVI
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
Fotttt Service 1-\u approved a muter
plan for "the Blue Creek unit." The
ruad will open up thl• l'Ountty. The
plan will tell whlt'h (lrt'u can be clear
cut and which muat be pretervcd.
Fernc.iu notca the Indian "power
11te1" -cred areas with names like
Doctor Rock and Medklne Mountain
-will be protected by hnH-mlle
buffer zonet.
The tndlaru say buffer tones won't
do the job. To them "th e whole
country ls sacred." ~ya Norton. For
centuries, Indiana seeking eplrltual
enlightenment have hiked through
the wilderness as part of their rite.
"That's why all the other country ii
just as important as when you get
there," said Lara. "That's what the
Forest Servk'l' and everybody else
doesn't understand. They want to set
aside a spedftt• spot. but that's no
ood .. g .
However, some of the government's
own experts are against the road. In
separate reports, both written under
government contract, anthropologists
Dorothy Theodoratus and William
Bright each noted the highway could
interfere with lndian practices.
"I believe that the inviolate
charackr of the Chimney Rock area is
of great religious significance to a
growing numbt>r of lnd1ans and that
road building and logging in that area
would vi o lat e, without any
compelling reason. the religious rights
of those Indians," wrote Bright.
Alexander Aldril'h, chairman of the
ft'deral Advisory Counc:il on Historic
Preservation, has called the road "a
case study of inept agency planning
and dcc1s1on making that has created
an unnecC'ssary c:onf11ct between
eco n o m1 <· d f'v elopment and
prest'rvat1on."
Forest Servll't' o fficials shrug off
s uch co mm t'nt s, saying the
government 1s required to consult
groups likt' th<' l'Ouncal. "We don't
hav e t o f o llow th e ir
r ecommendations," said recreation
staff officer John Hoh.
Even 1f the road 1s built, even 1f the
trees are cut and hauled to the mill,
the m11Js may havl' no desire to saw
them. The t'Onstru<'tion industry is in
so severe' a recession in California that
there is lilll<' d<'mand for the lumber
the Forest Servtl'l' wa nts to S<.'ll.
The Sierra Club Legal Dl'fcnst'
Fund has already falt-d suit to stop the
Blue Creek management plan from
taking effect. It hopes to c·xpand that
s uit to include tht' GO Hoad with help
from the Northl•o<ist Environmental
Center.
"Aft.er workmg illl thOS<' years with
Smokey the &•ar. the Forest Service
has a high degree of credibility," said
center spokesman Tim McKay. "But
they've pretty much reversed that in
this situat.ton."
Md<.av said that besides affecting
the Indian sites. the plans for Blue
Creek will rum fisheries. pollute the
creek with runoff. cause landslides on
the s teep h1lls1des and dnve wildlife
out of th<' area all <.'Onl<'nllons that
the Forl•s t S C'rvtcl' d enies
<.·mphaucally.
The only pt'<>pll· who would use the
road for re<n•at1o nal purposes. says
M<.·Kay. a rt' pc..·oplt' "who thmk it's
acsthN1t·ally plt•asmg to look at clear
cuts "
.,.,,.,.... . •
:,_CIUOTHHS
'l&L•OADWAY
• : •
NOaTUAIY
110 Broadway
Costa Meu
642-9150
SACRED COUNTRY -Chimney Rock is in the heart of sacred Indian
land threatened by a Forest Service plan to build a road for logging •
which lndian leaders say would amount to cultura l genocide. The lands
are located in Humboldt and Del Norte counties, which are reeling
under double-digit unemployment rates created by depressed timber
m arket.
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Orange Ooalt DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 11, 1082
I
TESTING TIME -A golden eagle looks Like
he wish es he was someplace else as Dr. Pat
Redig, of the University of Minnesota's Raptor
Rehabilitation and Research progr am.
.,...,.........
examin es the eyes. Says Dr. Red1g: "The
golden eagle seems to get the piciure that
we're trying to help it. The bald eagle neve.~ gt·t~ it. Tht·v fight U!-. l'Vc·1·v inth of th<' way
Where bir d s g o for hel p
University clinic heals birds of pre,·
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -She
was called "Killer." It wasn't
irreverent, it wasn't cute, it was
just descriptive. It told staff and
volunteers which bird they were
talking about at this unusual
clinic.
"Killer" had been shot by a
hunter. The bullet fractured her
right wing and left her flightless.
A game warden stumbled onto
h er last October. a weakened and
starving bird in the woods near
Hudson , Wis . No on e k nows
whether that hunter knew he
fired at an endangered spedes as
well as this country's national
symbol.
"Killer" is an American bald
eagle. And thanks to the
University of Minnesota's Raptor
Rehabilitatio n a nd Research
Program, she's about to fly free
again.
This unusual clinic. where
patients are likely to come in in
brown corrugated boxes. has
saved more than 160 bald eagles
and a dozen peregrine falcons.
also endangered. and thousands
of other birds of prey.
It ha s n 't been easy.
particularly with the eagle.
which is always difficult to work
with. They are prone to infection
arid the very qualities that
contribute to their majesty in the
skies make them less than ideal
patients. They are strong birds
with arrow-sharp talons and
fonnidable beaks. And even by
bald eagle s tanda r ds. this
particular bird was a rea I
scrapper. Hence. "Killer."
Dr. Patrick Redig, chief
surgeon at the clinic, patched up
the wing and started the bird on
antibiotics. Soon the fracture had
healed and the infection had
stopped. but the bird that had
been near death was not yet able
to fly. ·rn December, she broke
her leg. thrashing about in the
captivity that the bald eagle
seems to. resent even more than
the other great raptors.
"Killer" needed more surgery.
R edig put her down with
Mandated gun
advocate
sol tens stand·
OROVILLE (AP) -The
a uthor of a rt'jcctcd ordinance
that would have required a
handgun in every d ty household
said h e'd l i ke on l y t o
"encourage" gun ownership but
isn't sure he can do so l<'gally.
Councilman W ay ne
Houseworth said in an interview
that he plans to introduce a new
version of the proposal that was
voted down Tuesday night by
the City Coundl in this Sierra
foothills town.
Responding t o residents,
including some gun owners, who
said they didn't w ant to be forced
to own guns. HoU9eworth said he
now prefers an ordinance thot
would m erel y e n courage
ownership of a handgun or long
gun In every Oroville home
But he said he has gotten legal
opinions that a city ordinance has
to require or forbid an actMty
and can't just s uggest mr
encourage lt. Hou.ewqrtll said he
hm't au re what to do.
"1 don't want to force anything
down anyone'• throat,'' hr said.
"Aa lon1 u lt'a Interpreted u
'encour"llt.' I don't care what the
~II." w.~..--ledah«a new ordlMnce In Kenn ... w.
Oa., lftd lnt.rod\mld the Mme day .... ,,.,.. .. c:-n YNd
to -~. d6vidld Wt •m• Counly .omnm-9ly ol 1, ...
anesthesia in the small operattng
room on the St. Paul campus and
inserted pins to hold the bone in
place. In January. he took tht'
pins out and she seemed to bt'
using the leg well. ln February.
"Killer" was taken out of the
eagle room at the Veterinary
School and transferred to an
outdoor pen at the Carpenter
Nature Center near Hastings.
Minn., about an hour's drive
from campus.
"The eagles outside do 200
percent better than the ones we
keep indoors," says Redig. "We
don't know why, but they do.''
"Killer" was in a large wire
and wooden pen with a half
doz.en other eagles. all on the
mend. but not quite ready to
holt'.'l> from rain. farm machinery
and molC' hills dot the field.
where voluntee rs must run
alongs1dl' the flying eagle to keep ·
thl• tcth<.•r from snagging and
crashing the.• l•agle to the groun~.
"Killer" 1s tossed into the air
and shl' flies on a straight hne,
unable to soar upward She's
caught agil1n and again and
tossed up ftve or six limes.
ti-aveling a fair d1stan<.-e, but with
no real lift. the result of months
of l'apttv1ty
But Rt•d1g 1s opt1m1suc. HE'
likes what ht-sc.-es.
'She'll bt.• ready to go withfa a
few weeks." he says. "And when
s ht-gcx.-s. sht· won't look back.
Soml' of the other birds might
land on trees or hop about before:
Their very qualitie s that
contribute to their majest y in the skies
make them less than ideal patients.
survive in the wild. Once a week.
they a r e a ll flown on giant
tethers attached to. their feet.
The exercise is necessary to keep
some tone m their wing muscles
as they recover.
Flying an eagle is not exactly
hke walking a dog.
First the eagle must be caught
and they -"Killer" in particular
will run and fl ap a seven-foot
wing span at and around thC'
pursuer. The n the beak thilt
easily rips apart the muscles of its
prey must be carefully watched.
But it's the talons that bear the
closest watching. They arc the
eagle's lethal weapons.
Rawhide gloves are worn by
sta ff a nd four high sc hool
students who are volunteering to
fly "Killer" this overcast spring
afternoon.
Once caught, the instinctively
enraged bird is carted to a
windswept bluff overlooking the
St. Croix River. Stubble from
last year's alfalfa crop. ruts and
thl'y go. but th<' bald eagle just
g<>l-:. The never look back."
And that's the best thanks
there 1s for the men and women
who trv Lo rcpaJr these most
d1ff1cu.lt l·reature:. It 1s no
su rprise to any of the m that most
ne1ghborh(J(j(j vNs w11J can• for
tht· family po<x·h and pussycat.
but will h·ave nothing to do with
the ;.11hng (·anary or parakeet
Birds an• JUSt VN Y diff1l·ult
p,tl 11 ·111:--
I ht•\ .11 '" 111 ,, word. 1 lighl v
Th I' I r I n s I llH ' t I\' l ' I (' •• r (;I
h.ondling. rd ha\'1ng tht·1r wing!.
l 'lollfllH 'ff . :oll llt'l'(•SSlllt'S o f
tn·atnwn1. lH'dll·::. such trauma
and stn -s.-. that thl·1r (•1mrl111cms
ol l1·n wors«n W11h J largl·
nurnl:wr ol hollow tx>m-s. lht•\ <.1re ~
al!-.11 <"<1s1lv IOJUrl'll ~ lht•\ bat
ahoul lo lrt'<' lhl•ms<.•h't"I And
lht•\ ,111 'IOll B11d s d o n't
'' h1mµ.•1 t1r whuw or l'\'l•r look
loo porn )\ until th"~" .ut• u -.1lly
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Ill HUii HITll -HW •PlllM Quality in every detail
highlight• thia masnlficently
located 5 BR country French
estate. Spacious rooms for
formal & lnformal entertaining
include dining room, tavern
room & chUdren's game rpom.
Maid's quarters & wine room.
Security & pool. $2,650,000
Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (H37)
UILlllYI IUlll 111111 II
.. ,.., IUOI Elegant French
manor home in gated
community. Completed in finest
detail and c raftsmanship.
Magnificent views of Newport's
bays, & night lights. 4 BR. 6 BA,
2 fam rms & library add to this
home's prestigious & elegant
lifestyle. Realistically priced at
$1,825,000 incl. land. Owner will
assist w/flnancing. Tom Allinson
or Terry Hanes. 642-8235 (H38)
HWll IUFlllT -IWIH
Fll&IOH You own the land
when you buy this spacious
Mediterranean style home with
docking for 75 to 85' vessel. 4
BR, 5 BA . & conve rtible
library/den. Liv. rm din rm,
kitchen and breakfast rm all
overlooking the bay. Good
assumable loan & owner
w/finance balance w/reasonable
down payment. $1.700,000
Larry Dyer 642-8235. (H39)
PALATIAL ELEHIH II llYEI
llHESI Magnificently designed
5BR French Regency and Greek
cl3$iC style residence. Approx.
5600 sq. ft. of living s pace
overlooking the bay and formal
entry courtyard w /pool.
$1.575,000 incl. land. Barbara
Aune 642-8235 (H40)
"llTE IEISlllTH" Beautiful
upgraded "Kensington" with
loft. Wood. s uper carpeting.
stained glass. bric k s pa in
entry .. you name it, this house
has it. Assumabie loans + owner
will carry. Priced at $625,000
Darlene Herman 752-1414 (H41)
Wiii •IHE EITATH Beauti!ully
decorated 2 BR, den "Miramar"
Plan is the ultimate in design &
livabil ity! Great f o r en-
tertaining. dining & relaxing.
Elegant riving room, gourmet
kitchen, a panoramic view.
Priced for a fast sale $500,000.
Anita Bradshaw 752-1414 (H42)
WALi Tl PRIVATE IEHI This
custom home has recently been
renovated by owner and is the
least expensive home available
in this exclusive area of Dover
Shores Seller is highly
motivated. $415,000 Duffy Riebe
551-8700 (H43)
THTLE HH PIUllEIT HIE
Beautifully decorated
"Executive Home" w /huge
park-like garden & cover ed
patios. 4 BR. Fam rm. formal
dining w /many elegant
upgrades. Excellent financing.
Owner w /carry 1s t T .D .
$325,000 including land Belle
Partch 644-6200 (H44)
IRYllE TEIUOE FEE LAii
Charming immaculate home,
extra wide lot. S hutters
thru-out. Heated pool. Separate
badminton ct. Prof. landscaped,
automatic sprinklers & Malibu
lgts front & back. Walk to
Balboa Island. $375,000 Ray
Davies. 551 -8700 (H45)
WmlFF I VIEW! Lg. 4 BR home
w/wonderful family nn & den
addition. The fam1ly-play rm
has an ornamental fplc w/raised
marble hearth, mirrored wetbar
& carved ceiling. Lg. view lot
w /room for play. picnic & party.
$299,500 leasehold . Tom
Allinson or Terry Hanes
642-8235 (H46)
nlH IHllTlll UITUTll
fll&lltlll For this 2 BR, 21h BA,
formal dining area & patio. Only
1 ~ years old located near
Harbor High School & within
walking distance of shopping.
$123,lrOO Fee land. Donna
Godahall 644-6200 (H47)
,_ IMAT ITlllll -• 111111 Seller extremely
mo\lvated. 2 story·ACfireplace,
Mkro .. comm. pool & apa. Near
Santa Ana ahopplnc center &
Garden Orove Freeway. 2-2
8RS & 2~3 BRS available with
low down, teller will carry
11taJaht note wino paymentt.
Call Glaela Jtnklna 551·8700
(H48)
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lro-levet home on cul-de-
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w/lrpc. Owner will esslst
with financing Ii. great
buy al $239,000.
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adjoining eating area. There's a full
workshop for the do it yourselfer.
Large brick patio perfect for
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complete details. 963-5671. 9032 Adams, Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•$727/MO.•
Buys this channing 3 br townhome w/only $8,500 dwn. Bicycle to the
beach from superb location. 9032 Adams, Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•DEMOLISHED HOME -CHIAP•
963-5671. 9032 Adams, Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•$999/MO•
Is all you pay for this 3· br, 1 II'\ ba cutie with secluded patio. $10,800
dwn and it's yours!! 963-5671. 9032 Adams. Huntington Beach,
556-7035. •AIANDONED•
Artist's chalet w/panoramic ocean view all the way to Catalina.
Sacrifice price $15,000 below market. 963-5671. 9032 Adams,
Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•MESA VERDh
Affordable living with superb financing available. Spacious home
meticulously maintained. Only $13,WQ down. Asking $135,000. 9032
Adams, Huntington Beach. 556-7036.
•$9,600 DOWN•
Buys this big 4 br pool home. Over 2000 IQ. ft. Loara Schools. Asking
$159,900. 9032 Adams. Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•$20,000 DN•
Spacious family home with aoaring cathedral ceilingJI and bright and
a(ry country kitchen. With 4 large bra, 2 ba'a and a family room, it's a
bargain at $154,900. 9032 Adama, Huntington Beach. 656-7035.
•TUIN A PIOG• -
Into a han<horne prince. Spadoua 3 br, 2 ba home on larae comer lot
needa help. Seller ~oua. Sacrifice $110,900. 963-6671. 9032 Adams,
HunUngton Beach. 656-7035
• '
NEWPORT IEACH OFFICE'
2870 Ian lllglllt Qrlft
.. .,.,. leoch, CA l2llO
(1'4) 111-1901
One or the ways homes are being
hou«iht and aold today la with
Buydown Mortgage
In a buydown or dtacount.ed
mort.g&Se a C&e is paid to the
lender to reduce the amount of
lnt.ereat l.O be charged on a new
mort.gage The a.mount or
reduction In the tnt.erest rate
desired and the anticipated term ot
the loan determines the amount ot
the fee Cert&tn banks and sav1n~&
and loa.n Institutions orrer the
buydown plan.
Impact OD bu,yer
e Man&e.abl• monU1l,y paymeM
e C&n qua.lily Wl\h a lower 1noon111
e "" rnl&M be •tz&bl• bUL e&n b4 pal.I I v buyer Miler or any Lhltd parly
e PorL1on or ree paid by each parLy w
negoLtable
Impact OD seller
e orrer i.o pay all or par~ uf ree n.akee
lh• properly more &&lable
e Doe• nol have i.o Pff>Ylo.ltt pravaw
flnanc1na
e Recetvn all pl'OC<!eda AL clns1nii
While the funds required at
closing could be large, the
buydown mort.gage could be the
method of nnanclng In cert&tn
situations to produce a sale
Contact a re&l est.ate expert !or
the needed guidance
Pt1l111l1 Pt& .. , 5 BA. 6 yrt
new, Mediterranean VHla .
1533 Miramar
h1trt•lo llJ •ltw, 3 BA .
pool. new carpet and paint.
Irvine Terrace. 1901 Galatea.
h•tt lhrt1, ocean view.
seller will consider trade.
Steps to private beach gate.
4511 Camden.
Other fine llstlngs: Harbor
View. $265,000. Corona del
Mar. $220 ,000, Irvine.
$265,000 and Huntington
Beach. $119,000.
GEUY It CDllTA
THE STAINES COMPAi!
760-1397 173-7761
S:. GA'ZEK"~
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• 11.25 3 FINANCING•
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Sensational MONACO model on FEE land with large asrumable
loan!! Featuring 3 br, home warranty & LOW PRICE. Only
$223,950. 2670 San Miguel Dr .. Newport Beach. 759-1501 or
752-7373.
*OCEAN VIEW*
*STEPS TO BEACH*
Sensational Beach <.'Ottagc with l:!"b a.-..sumab1<' ftnandng for only
$165,000 2670 San Miguel Dr .. Nl•wpc1rt Beach 759-1501 or 752-7373.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
*SEA WIND* Lovely MONTEGO plan fratunng 4 Brs, private locallon and
assumable financing. Only $259.900" 2670 San Miguel Dr . Newport
Beach 759-1501 or 752-737:3
*103 DOWN*
*BAYCREST AREA FIXE.R* .
Hu$e executive ranch-style home featuring 4 br s. famJly room, formal
dimng on cul-de-sac w/room for R.V.'s. Only $235,000. 2670 San
Miguel Dr. 7141759-1501 or 7141752-7373.
*103 DOWN*
* 11 3 FINANCING*
When you takeover existing T .D .. owner will assist al 12% on thlS 3 Br
house on FEE LAND in BACKBA Y AREA. Featuring hardwood floor
and shingle roof. Only $1J5.000. 2670 San Miguel 759-1501 or
752-7373.
*PRICE REDUCTION*
*153 DOWN*
Beautiful PLAN 1 In WOODBRIDGE LANDING located across s1.reet
from LAKE #2. Features 3 br & formal dmmg. Owner assisted
financing at 10%!!! Only $244,900 on FEE LAND. 2670 San Miguel Dr ..
Newport Beach. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
•PRESTIGE COMMUNITY*
Gorgeous 3 br, 2 1A'ba, 2 story home m JASMlNE.CREEK. Featuring
guard gate. pools, tennis, clubhouse. Secluded location with custom
upgrades including stained glass windows & carved doors. Flexible
financing tailored to your needs 2670 San Miguel Dr .. Newport Beach.
759-1501 or 752-7373.
*NEWPORT RIVIERA* .
3 br, 2 'h ba. family condo loce1ted on greenbelt!! Assoc mdudes pool.
tennis & clubhouse Priced right at $124,900 2670 San Miguel Dr ..
Newport Beach. 759-150 I or 752-7373.
*PRICE REDUCED*
1.753 ASSUMABLE LOAN
On this charming townhome in UNIVERSlTY PARK TERRACE.
Freshly painted & ready for occupancy. Only $126,950 on FEE Land.
2670 San Miguel Dr .. Newport Beach. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
*$11,700 PRICE RIDUCTION*
I *93 FINANCING ••• *
When you takeover existing 1st Trust Deed on this absolutely beeutiful
PLAN 4 In HERITAGE PARK. This former model features 3 Br. 2~
Ba & extensive upgrading. Only $139.800!! 2670 San Miguel Dr.,
NewpOrt Beach. 759-lMl or 752-7373.
HUNTINGTON BEACH OfflCE
IOS2 Adami AVI.
Huntington leach, CA 12141
(71•)111-7011
....... ....... ,, ..
26 Canyon 1111nd Drive. 8pllt level
condo with golf COUl'M view. Poot, 1pa,
tennl1, 11ourlty. AHumabl• 11t of
I 130,000 1t 11 Y.% VIR, with top
l nterHt 12'.4%, payabl• S 1.2 89
monthly. Owner out of 1t1te & w111 111ten
to all otfer1. You own the land. Asking
$286,000.
ONI Ill 1·•
LIH llU
Can only be appreciated by a visit. 3
bdrm., 4 baths, den. 3 car garage
Romberger +(jealgn. Radiant heetlng, 2
patios. Built In srorage plus many
amenities, on 60' lot. $875,000.
IPEI Ill 1·1
IPIOTIOIW VIEW
Nllll llU 11111
.1~1 •. W. l&f .. UT 1.11
PrlM W•' •1 beyfront. IUpe t• 2 bolta.
iwnoct.Md s bdrm. * bid\ fl ,200.000 '
Oce&n 4' 1tlly vt.wa~ room, 4 bdnn, 3
beth, 3700 eq.ft. tUe&,ooo. OcMntront.
.... llU ... ., ..... _ ..... 1 ..
Prime Udo Nord blyfront. a bdrtn. & ~ beth.
L.p L.R., 2 tio.t aUpe t U 00,000.
.Remodeled S bdrm, 2 beth + larp r«. nn.
beam ceillnp, f\.arnJaMd, s-tkll. ~30.000.
Ull& Ill.I UfflllT
Laaoon view h'onl e bdnn, 6 beth, playroom.
darl< nn, den, Bdat Ill(>. Now f l,000,000,
IAYS91 MYI
SpectKUlar beyfront view 2 br, 2 ba up: 2 bt,
2 ba dn. 2 tio.t aUpe f 1,800,000.
OlllOUIO CAYS
Coronado bland cust. beyfront lot. 85' boat
dock. Plans avail. Red. $370,000 w/terrns
ILlffS ...
Cliff Haven custom home with 180
degree bay and ocean view. 3700 sq.ft.,
2 master suites. 3rd bdrm w/bath. Oak
floors. formal dining room. 2 fireplaces.
wine cellar. Creative terms. $682,500. SlJl&le atory end unit. expanded, upended 3 ---------------i br, 3 ba on larpat &J"ffnbelt. $260,000.
Lido Realty
673-7300
12-X. PllWIOtll • Bd 3 Ba, comm. pool,
11 ellve and -11. • BR 2 patio. $1195/mo or lease
Ba, epacloua remodeled o p I . A • k I o r F r e d
beauty. Moll111ted Miier. G31 ·1268. &31-2711
s138'900' llEWPORT OllEST
WllTWlll 1um
PlllLM
3 bdrrns, 2'h baths rondo near pool. $145,000.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
)41 Bny\•d•· Dr•v• '• 8 bl~ t>lbl
Olll•EIOW.
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For sale or lease, •.•oo
aq.lt. In Southern Orange
County. Financing assu· mable and terma avelle-
ble.' Total Value, $335,
000. cash down $100.
000. Cell for details.
llAllT FIXER
4 IR, S 104,100
Must Mii this weekend. Great s tarter home or terrific Investment. lnter-
ettlng e11l1tlng financing.
Call for details. 5•&-2313
LIDIYOHlt
Ananclng under 11% 2 BR 2 Ba, 2• hr doormen.
valet pncg, switchboard.
$395.000 SYbmlt.
SuP«lor ., .. or Newpor1
Bea ch. Walk lo the M A Y 0 C K
THE REAL
ESTATERS
f<oJe ffle//i ,,,
f<ea ltor
714-641-8629
beach. Huge rooms. lo-• ...... k '""' -IUlllll OllH ve1r, views. tennis couris. ~~ .,II llllAY 1-4
aw mmlng pools , spas, ('7M)4M·214e 21 ••l ... ll, "' ... clubhouse. etc Owner -
desperate Call today, l~~~~~~~~I Huge 3 Bdrm home In 5•8-2313 1_ prestigious Jasmine
Creek Tennis. pool.
guarded gete $372,500
For more Into call Steve
Wtllle ASSOCIATED
REAL TORS 581-t 100
THE REAL
ESTATERS
The laslesl draw In the
West. a Dally Pilot
CleSSllied Ad. Call Today
6-42-5678.
OPll TUAY •••nu. P rice down s:n ,000-fee land, 3 Bdrm
home has mini-view of bay and ocean, 2
flreplace11, a large family room and the
ownera w ill carry the 1st trust deed. A
listing of the Von Geldems at $352,500.
1,.1 111 1·1 ,., H1 Pattllta.
OlUl-VIOUl-OIW
Assumable loans all under 14%, 2 Bdnns,
fam ily room , earth tone d ecor a nd
g reenbelt location . Snazzy a t only
$1 39,900 A hsting of Katie Roberts . .,.,
8un 1;5 pm, 4 Melody Lane.
PRICH ltllT HI
In Deerheld-3 Bdrms, 21h baths and
immaculare. Quality de~or , air cond.
Private pauo and financing under 12%.
Priced below much of the competition at
$14 9 .5 00 . A listin g o f N a n cy
L a u x-Nych ay. Opu 111 1-1 ••• 2 ... ~ .......
IAYFllHT
6 Bedroom home in Beacon Bay. Now
1.:ompNitive. Free and clear and owner
may carr y. Can be use d as d uplex.
$995,000. A listing of Mar ilyn Hodges.
Opt1 lti• 1-1 •••I leHtl l•J
l "-I ~~ l I I ' I I\ I l ) I\ \I \ "-~ I
Current Saleable Solution.a _1Q.
Tramacdona Lut 30 Days __!!
Volume LMt 30 Days J ,5mil.
U,_.l()UI: t1()MI:~
REALTORS, 675-6000
H4S Ea.t Coat H ... way. Coroea del Mer
Lingo
Rul&rGt
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On The Bluff OverlookJl'\I Bay &
Ocean. Cu1tom-Butlt Home.
A rchl\ectu rally DHltnt d .
M aanlflcent Vlow1. Beautifu l
Wooda. Hancblome Appolntmenta.
Abundant ClOMt & Storqe Space. ·
180 Ft. Fronc..p On <Xean Blvd.
C•ll For M ore Info r mation,
C.thryn TennHle'a Llttlng .
P1....-rt1YllY
Cuatom Bayfront. FEE LANO.
Parquet Flra, New Cpt.a, 4 BRs +
F .R. 3 'h Ba. Separate D.R. Huge
F .R . W /W et Bar. Kitc h e n
W/Pantry. Br kfst Room. Sa una .
3-Car Garage. Wood Deck. Bay,
Dock . Owner Will Carry Lrg 2nd.
$1,400,000. M arilyn Twitchell's
Lia ting.
llllULI .. , •11111
Exciting Ocea n Vie w Home •
Superb Contemporary Styling -ln
Prestigious Community · 3 BRs -3
Ba + !>en • High Beamed Ceilings
ln Den. D.R. & L.R. • Sun Decks -
Spa Off Spacious MBR -BBQ -
Priced At $695.000. Joyce Oabolt's
Listing.
IEW LllTill
Delig h tful 2 BR Trad ition a l
Spanish, ln Costa Mesa. Recently
Redecorated. Sparkling, With An
Air Of P e rfec tion . Assumable
Loan. $159,000. Binnie Dixon's
Listing .
ITUl l CllH
In Irvine's Woodbridge Area. 3 Yrs
Yo ung . 10¥.% Fin an cing . On
Cul-de-Sac. Fenced Yard . Owner
Extremely Anxious. Only $135,000.
Susan T rivison's L isting.
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NOW AVAILABLE IN NEWPORT BEACH
TRADE TNIS EASTBLUFF HOME
FOR SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO!
Mature trees and lush landscaplng enhance this already
magnificent home with privacy, warmth and a 3 bedroom floor
plan. Setler relocating, wlll be flexJble. $259,000. Call 144-7020.
JUST OFF BALBOA Bl VD.
Priced below market for quick sale, this ooean view R2 residence
has good Income potential. Right near the beach with 2 levels,
garage, carport, 4 Bdrms & low Interest assumable financing.
$225,000. Call 144-7020.
ANNIVERSARY ESTATES
This rambling ranch home Is Ideal for first time buyers or
Investors. Needs a little TLC but well worth it! Large lot ls Ideal for
gardens or pool. Be creative on the financing. $163,000. Call
Joanne Hendrl• et 144-7020.
ELEGANT LIVING IN HARBOR RIDGE
Move up to the top with this custom home with over 5700 square
feet. Endless features Include a marble floored entry, a marble
fireplace, oak library, master suite with Jacuzzi tub and steam
shower, 3 addltlonal bedrooms, a four car garage, Insulated wine
room, full security system, 4 fireplaces and a whole tot more.
$1,895,000. Call Ed Eecano or Judy Jordan et 144-7020.
LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT
Handsome traditional 5 Bdrm 4'.lt Ba home on the bay with
picturesque views, family t oom, sunken living room, courtyard
spa, slip for 60' boat and complete security. $1 ,450,000 leasehold
Aak for LOIS EGAN 144-7020
HARBOR RIDGE "DEVONSHIRE"
An Invitation to gracious family living Is yours when you see this 4
Bdrm 31h Ba panoramic view home that is sure to revolve around
your entertaini ng. Features Include 2 fireplaces & atrium.
$850,000 with $295,000 assumable at 13.25°/,. Owner wlll
consider trade. Call ED E8CANO or JIM SELLERS 144-7020
FOR LEASE IN EXCLUSIVE HARBOR RIDGE
Get set to enjoy the fabulous ocean and city tight views that come
with this 3 bedroom, 2'.lt bath home awash In neutral earthtones.
As a resident of this gate-guarded community you can take
advantage of the tennis, pools and unique lifestyle that typifies
Newport Beach. For lease at $2000 per month. Call Ed Eaceno or
David Hlrachler at 144-7020.
SELLER WILL CARRY WITH 20-50% DOWN
This Newport Beach leasehold duplex Is just a few steps to the
beach. Live In one, rent the other. Flexible seller offers good tow
Interest financing $225,000. Call De¥td Htnchler et &M-7020.
EXCLUSIVE HOME IN HARBOR RIDGE
"Lucerne" model In exclusive gate-guarded community
convenlentty located near the Harbor, Newport Center, elrport
and lrvtne oenter. Ideal for entertaining wtth 3 bedrooms, 3'h
bath•, 3050 aquare feet, vfew decks, 3 flreplaoes, family room and
panoramic view& of the Harbor, Catalina and twinkling tights of the
ctty by night. OIW/C AITO of $619,000 at 12.75'1, for term
egreeabl• to buyer. $850,000. AA for Ed Eaceno et 144-7020.
LEASEHOLD RESIDENTIAL INCOME PROPERTY
Located just a half block to the beach, this duplex has two
bedroom units renting at $400/month. With 20-25% down, owner
wlll carry for five years. $235,000. Call David Hlr9Chler at
144-7020.
CASABLANCA MODEL IN HARBOR RIDGE
This gate-guarded community Is the setting for this 4 bedroom.
2'h bath home with deck, professional landscaping, courtyard
entry, high celllngs. flreptace and skylight. $357,000 assumable at
12.75%. $585.000. Call Judy Jordtln or Ed Eecano at 144-7020.
' SEA VIEW GATE·GUARDEO. COMMUNITY HOME
This well cared for 4 bedroom, 3 bath home has Impressive city
light and Catalina sunset views plus good assumable and seller
financing available. $495,000. Call Judy Jorden or Ed Eaceno et
844·7020.
HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM HOME LOT
IDEAL FOR BUILDERS OR DEVELOPERS
Plans for a 10,000 sq. tt formal French home with no houses on
either side or behind are Included In the purchase plan of this site.
Land owner must liquidate but wlll consider a joint venture
agreement. $1,500,000. Cell ED ESCANO "'4-7020
SPYGLASS ELEGANCE
Exciting mountain and city tight views Illuminate this 3+ Bdrm
home with family room, 2 Baths, contemporary sty11ng, 2 patios.
courtyard, wetbar, fireplace, breakfast nook & much. much morel
$495,000. Call Hallle Strock at 144-7020.
GREAT PRICE AND TERMS IN HARBOR RIDGE
Panoramic views of the ocean·,.~·· and mountains greatly enhance this Devonshlr'S t Bdrms, 31h Baths, 2
fireplaces. 2 large decks l ,~0.000 in assumable low
Interest financing. $695,0<. -·• cD EICANO 144-7020
GREAT NEWPORT OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX
Make this Income property your new . summer home with Ideal
rental units. With 20% down, owner wlll ca'rry at 12•1 •. If you desire
units could easily become a maid's quarters or guest house. Just
steps to the beach with 2 fireplaces, patio and double garage,
posslbllltles are almost endless. $475,000 Fee. Call Stephanie
Burn• at "'4-7020.
THE COVE OVERLOOKING BALBOA ISLAND
This elegant gate-guarded Bayfront condo wtth 2 bedrooms, den
and 2'h baths features an additional fireplace, vaulted ceilings,
hardwood floors, wet bar, pool, boat slip, private beach and.
stained glast. $825,000 with assumable financing. Calf JOE
CEFARAm 144-7020.
EXQUISITE WHITEWATER VIEW HOME
This contemporary Newport Creat condo 11 wtthtn euy walking·
dlstanoe to beach and lhopptng. Motivated Miter wlll M8tat buyer
to purchlH thl• 3 bedroom home with beam celllnga, country
kitchen and many other upgredea. 1249,500. Cal...,...,. Heftdrte
etM4-70IO.
LINGO REAL EST ATE
Newport Be•cl:I -844-7020
Laguna Beach•Laguna Niguel•Dana Point•San Clemente
"On the SOuthm Oron9• COO.I • Loolr lo Un .. ""''"
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A brMd MW two-elory home. Dttve 9'f
S14 Marlgold •.. 1u11 1horl blocifll• lo
Corona def Mer INecshee. Al queHtf lft
Ihle i bedrm, f91ft0r room Mid twlNI
dlnln, room. LA"o• VllW 8UNDICK.
Cell or tlnanolng d•l•lle ... lt,000.
llM400.
OVERLOOKING l!Ml!RALD •AV
Magnlftoenl "wNtewal.,.' oc..n v•wt
"om ..... CUllOM conletnpotety home
with ,,...,., Miit• • i bedroom•, meld'•
quertet• • 4 'Al be. lteaencie • w .........
gourmet llltoh•n, formal din.rm.
MotJYot.cl ....., wHI cony 'lr•t T J). ot 1~ Int•"'· c ... '°' ............... ISM400.
11'f'•% -11"'4% -1H'•'I'• NPT.
New tu•ury condo1, 1tepa lo bay 6
beach. Unueuel queltty In tti.M 2 bed. +
unite. OwMr off era 11 ~ % tlnancfng.
8rochur" a det.H• on alt• 209-215 1tth
St. off Bolboe Bl¥d. From 1311.000.
LITTLE ISLAND CORNER DPLX
PRICE REDUC ED TO t5S5,000I OW
exchange thl1 dreem home of s bed •
rental unit a meld'• quertere. 8tepa to
water a beac h. FLEXIBLE form•.
Colof'fulfr COOJdlnet.cl Ii lovely.
LIDO ISLE DRAMATIC
8plrel •l•lra end profe .. lonal decor
thrCK19hout thl1 1pec:lou1 4 bed, 4 ba.
home, perfect fOI' the tomlly. Exl1tlng
eHumobte loon• of 1392,000 o effective 12.3~ lnterfft 8e ... price .... 500 .....
131·1400.
BAYSHOAES FRESH & FRENCH
A pert.ct tr.clltlonal country French s
bed. 3 ba. with large CCM.tntry kitchen.
llricll petioe a •II •menltlff fOf ovtdoor
lfvlng. owe flrat T.O. PIHM ... •nd
IUbmlt. 132$,000.
BRICK, WARMTH, VIEWI
E•cellent loc etlon with c ompletely
remodeled 3 bed. home Unqueatlonoble
cloH·UP view with femlly room end
1uper m .. ter 1u1te. GrHt for entertaining
end dally llvlng. $588,000. fM. 131-1400.
STEPS TO BEACH
Sh•rp be•ch home. Hlghly upgraded.
Remodeled kitchen. Nice UM of wood
ln11de l CM.It. A rHtonoble price for thl1 3
bed. 2 be. h o me end out•t•ndlng
nnanclng. OW help ... aubmlt. S20t.OOO.
NEWPORT ISL.CORNER
Cheerful a cute b••ch cottege In e
"water orient.cl" community. Bright 2
bed. + petlo. Flexlbte flnenclng. Red. lo
'225,000.
ADORABLE DUPLEX-COM
Well prk:.cl ond only 3 blocka to oc:een.
Front houee with 2 bed. 1 be .•
wetHqulpped kitchen, tlle fireplace end
wood noor.. &peni.h erchltecture with new• 3 bed, 1 ba. unit o¥er 4-ear 981'899· ... rMd cefflng, l•ge deck. Ct\ormlng
wellpopera a lmmec ulate condition.
1212.000.
DRASTIC REDUCTION
llftmoculot• Md adorable cottage thot'e
"" ttvoble Md lo•NMe •• l272,500. NMt 8'I ehopplng • lhta 2 bdrm wtth brick
petJo ta Hie "BUY" ON THE l&LANOI
NEWPORTIS.BAYFRONT
An eftordoble prtce on the water with
pier/a.lip for 30' boat. Entoy CM.ttdoor IMng
with large patio A deck. Adepteble
realdene9 ~ be duptex or home. owe
large 2nd T .8. 1415,000. FH.
BEAUTIFUL BACK BAY-VU, VU
In • private wooded elcove corner In
Newport. Cuatom 4 bed. 3 be., tormel din.
rm., fem rm .. 3 flrepl~. wet bar, VU
11¥1ng rm., recreetlon rm. w/wet bar.
Prl¥Ole pool 6 ape. Spaclou1 a lu•urlou1
w/hlgh beem.cl cellln91 In llv. rm. OWC
•II at 10.5% APA lor 30 yHra, with
rHeoneble down payment. 1571.000. r...
FOREVER VIEW-REDUCED!
Terrific loc•llon 6 luge home with
tor•ffr ¥tew for only S&41.500 on '" land. Or exchange for 1m0Her home or Income
unit• In thl1 erea. Lotge 2-1tory 3 bed. +
large tam. rm. din. rm. • 3 e• gerege.
A11umeble loen. Term1 flexlble. OW
..... ,option.
NEWPORT TWNHME W/DOCK
Two 1tory 3 bedroom•, 2'11 belhi In •
quiet locellon. Greenbelt •lew1 end
low"t prtc.d In e wotef'front communflJ
with boot docll. Good euumabl•
ftnenclng. '320,000.
CLIFFHAVEN-VU, VU-TEAMS
L .... toptlon cw trede down for unite or
emetter home. VU with two 2 bedroom
unite on lotge lot. pten1 for home plus
lueat houM and pool Included In price.
ubmlt. snt,500. OtfH by 2001 Klng1
Roed, Newport.
EXTRAORDINARY BAYFAONT
DUPLEX I
tmpoealbte to dupllcot• today In ,.._port
ON WATIA. GrendloH property on
exciting SOUTH BAYFRONT. l'.ac:h unit
hoa lntere1tlng lent. to entoy fore"'
VU1 from • bed 3V. be. din. a fem. rm1 .. + 2 n~ a 2 belconlff. ow help
finance to quollfl.cl buyer. AEOUCED TO:
S1,MO,OOO. 113-etOO.
GRANDEUR ON LINDA ISLE
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thly payment of $92•
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the cozy country kitchen
w/rock llrepl1ce and
custom cabinets $119.
900
Don't delay. colt Diana
today.
559.9400
DIANA PIETENPOL-
VOLPE
What it
means #Jr
yuur ad
fJJ be
"clnssifi.ed"
Most of the people
ln our community
with money t.o
spend read
cluaified
regularly.
Tbouaands or
proepecUve buyers
•ill aee your ad.
cars*bikes•
•skateboards•
trucks.baby
carriages•tea
carts•trikes
rol lerskates •
walkers•toys
•wagons••••
scooters• hot
rods*coupes•
t r ailers*hard
tops•convert -
ibles•motor
homes*lawn
mowers*limos
•corporate
headquarters
•garden car~s
Model A's••••
•typingtables
wheelbarrow s•
recreational
vehicles*golf
carts* model
trains*bikes
•planos•cars
r ef rigerators •skates••••••
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wheels,
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Or1n0t Ooa1t DAILY Pll .• OT/8und1y1 July \ 1, 1912
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 HDROOM
222 Marigold, Corona del Mar
631-7300 $340,000 Sun 1-5
1 3 13 Onyic. Balboa tstand
673-4062 Sun 12·4
10 Vienna. HarbOr Ridge, NB
640-9605 $399,900 Sun 1·6
101 Scholz Plue, #124. Versailles, NB
548-9955 $239,000 Furn. Sun 1·5
117 Merine Ave, 'Balboa Island, NB
673-6900 $272.500 Sun 1-5
2 BA plua FAM AM or DEN
3 Barrier Reef, (Jsmn Crk) CdM
676-5511 $369,500 Sun 1·5
ff3 Rue Fontainebleau. (Big Canyon) NB
759-9100 $415,000 Sun 1-5
1706 Miramar. Balboa Penln Pt. NB
642-5200 $300,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
* •633 lido Perk Or(F2)Lldo Vig, NB
760-1900 $495.000 Sun 1-5
621 Lido Park Or. C-3. Lido Pen. NB
63 1-1 400 $560,000
1123 W. Bay, Newport Beach
645-4220 $290,000 Sal/Sun 11-4
8 Whitewater. Jasmine Creek. CdM
644-9060 $335.000 Sun 1-5
4521 Tremont, Cameo Shores, CdM
644-9060 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 19 Curt Dr .. Jasmine Crk. Vu. CdM
640· 1515 $438.000 Sal/Sun 12·5
3 BEDROOM
587 Bay St. (W.side) Coste Mesa
759-9100 $111,900 Sat 1·4
1126 E. Balboa Bl. (Penin) Balboa
759-9100 $1.295,000 Sal/Sun 1 ·5
3225 Dakota St. Mesa Verde. C.M
545-9904 $139,900 Sun 1·4
601 Gary Pl .. Newport Heights. NB
645-6269 $199,000 Sun 1-5 * •301 N. Star ln (Dover Shrs) NB
642-5200 $525.000-L/H Sun 1-5
3 14 Marigold. Corona del Mar. NB
631-1400 $669.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**3415 Ocean Blvd . CdM
760-1900 $1,250.000 Sun 2-5
1 Rue Fontamebleau. Big Cyn. NB
760-1900 $500.000 Sun 2·5
535 Hazel Or .. Corona del Mar
673-8494 $350.000 Sun 1·5
1911 Court St. Bal. Penln, NB
673-7300 $399.000 Sun 1-5
•204 Via Eboh, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $595.500 Sun 2·5
113 Via Ravenna. lido Isle. N B
673-7300 $349,500 Sun 1.5
224 Via Lorca. Lido Isle, N B
673· 7300 $425,000 Sun 2·5
900 Joann S!, Costa Mesa
540-1151 $ 110,000 Sun 1-5
2220 Maple. Costa Mesa
979-2390 $109.500 Sun 1-5
•3225 Dakota, Mesa Verde, CM
545-9904 $139.900 Sun 1-4
876 Presidio, Mesa del Mar. CM
759-1501 $130.000 Sun 1-5
379 E. 19th S. (E/S1de) CM
979-2390 S 145,000 Sun 1·5
116 Via Quito. (Udo Isle) NB
673-6915 $299.500 Sun 1-5
325 E. 23rd St. (Eastslde) CM
646-7171 $199,900 Sun 1-5
3 BA plua LOFT
1793 Hawaii Cr. (Mesa Verde No) CM
979-2390 $169,500 Sun 1 ·4
3 BA plua GUEST
2211 Waterfront. Corona del Mar
642-8235 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BA plus 1 BA GUEST
2601 Waverly. Bayshores. NB
549-8547 Make Otter Sun 1·5
3 BA plus FAM RM or DEN
1218 Keet Or. (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM
5 Jasmine Creek (Jasmn Ck) CdM
552-2000/553-1417 Sun 2·5
•2009 Yacht Defender (Seavu) NB
759-9100 $450.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1087 Glen Cir. (W.side) Costa Mesa
759-9100 $229,000 Sun 1·5
1215 Alabama. Huntington Beach
960-2686 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
* •38 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch
675-7060 $569,000 Sun 1·5
1211 Kings Road. Cliff Haven. NB
631-7300 $395.000 Sun 1-5
1301 Dolphin Terrace, Irv. Terr .. NB
631 -7300 $1.050,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1837 Commodore Road. Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $299.000 Sun 1-5
1930 Port Bristol Cir, Hrbr Vu Hms. NB
631-7300 $268.500 Sun 1-5
•5 12 Rockford Pl., Cameo Hghlnds. CdM
63 1-7300 $199.900 • Sat/Sun 1-5
602 Kings Ad .. Newport Beach
645-8532 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4601 Camden Dr., Corona det Mar
759-1221 $895,000 &.In 12·5
25 Malnsatl (Jaamn Ck) CdM
840-9592 $372.500 Sun 1-<4
* 1472 Galax)' Or .. Dover Shoret, NB 642·2~10 1739.000-Fee Sat/Sun 1·5
2811 Circle Or., B•v-tlorea, NB
845~211f $299.600-L.H. Sun 1·4
1218 Key Wett, HV Hiiia, CdM
'44-<4910 '379,&00·FM
t Cherry South, Univ. Pk, lrvlne
Sun Ml
844·toe0 t150,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 17 Mont•ey Cir .. Corona del Mlf ~-totO ...... 000 Sun 2·&
114 Vie Glnoe. Udo lllrt, N.I . .,,.,.. ,' 1111,opo
DIRECTORY
ICtt , tMt '-'dr dlrtctory wlttl t .. fM• wHfatM •• yw .. llwtt ......... A• !tit lee ..... • lhtt4 .....,
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1607 Cornwall (Westcllll) NB
642-5200 $289.500
• 1901 Galatea (Irv Terr) CdM
673-7761 $795,000-fee
Sun 1·5
Sun 1-5
4511 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM
673-7761 $885,000-lee Sun 1.5
607 Bayside Or .. Promontory Bay. Nt:i
631-1400 $1.200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 Shoal Or, Jasmme Creek. CdM
760-1900 $389.900 Sun 2·5
1337 Sussex Ln. (Westclllf) NB
645-7408 $269,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
118 Via Quito. Lido Isle. NB.
673-7300 $639.000 Sat/Sun 2-6 * •748 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isl. NB
644-9060 $1.995.000 Sun 1-5
20 11 Paloma. E-s1de. Costa Mesa
646-9498 $199,500 Dally 1·5
28 Miner's Trail, (N wood) Irv
559-9400 $199,000 Sun 1·5 * 1087 Glen C1rcle. Westside. Costa Mesa
759-9100 $229.000 Sun 1-5
•2009 Yacht Defender (Seavu) Npl Bch
759-9100 $450.000 Sun 1.5
4004 Inlet Isle. HV Hiiis, CdM
644·6200 $299,500
102 Via Koron. Lido Isle, NB
642-8235 $685.000
211 Opal. Balboa Island. Npt Bch
Sun 1-5
Sun 1·5
675-4000 $647.500 Sun 12-4
2609 Raquela. (Eastblull) NB
759-9386 $249.900
•3043 Samoa (Mesa Verde) CM
Sun 2-6
540-115 1 $ t45 000 Sun 1-5
2921 Jacaranda. (Mesa Verdel CM
751·3191 $134.500 Sun t-4
•2283 Waterman. Costa Mesa
63 1-7370 $235.000 Sun 1-4
1718 Port Westbourne Pl. HV Homes. NB
759-1501 $223.950 Sun 1-5
928 Goldenrod. HV Hills. CdM
759-1501 $259.000
531 Traverse. (Del Cerro) CM
979-2390 $159,900
123 Via Genoa. Udo Isle
675-1771 $380,000
9901 Voyager. Huntington Beach
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
Sun 1·5
631·1400 $166.500 Sun 1-5
1511 Kings Ad. Newport Heights. NB
631-1400 $599.000 Sun 1·5
•2320 Lalinda Pl. (Back Bay) NB
549-1400 $239,950 Sun 1-5
•426 Flower. (Easls•de) CM
645-4707 $209.000 Sun 12-4
1830 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach
642-5399 $239 900 Sun 11-3
4 BEDROOM * 1801 Anllgua Cir Baycrest NB
642-8235 $424,500 Sun 1-5
1024 E. Balboa Blvd. Penm Pl. NB
631-1400 $750.000 Sun 1·5
2127 Indian Springs Lane, Back Bay. NB
631-1400 $579.500 Sun 1-5
222 Coral. Balboa Island
675-6921 $539.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
2804 W. Oceanfront. Balboa Pentn, NB
631-1400 $695.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
* 1412 Santiago. Npt Beach
631-1266 Sat/Sun 1·5
1844 Port Charles Pt.. Hrbr Vu, NB
546-5605 $309,500 Sun 1-5
•4626 Aoicbury, Cameo Shores, Npt Bch
675-5930 S4 75.000 Set-Sun 1·4
••542 Harbor Isl Dr(Prom. Bay)NB
759-9100 $1 ,400,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
12 Rue Verte. Big Canyon. NB 631-7~00 $850.000 Sat/Sun 1.5
2811 Lorenzo (Mesa del Mar). CM
631· 7370 $139.900 Sun 1·5
111 East Bay. Balboa
631-7300 $549,500 Sun 1-5
1118 Somerset Lane. Westcliff, NB
631·7300 $4 75,000 Sun 1-5
24 12 Clttt Dr .. Newport Hghts. NB
645-7189 $598,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
18971 Antioch. Turtlerock, Irv.
541-5032 $200.000 Sun 12-3
6 Point Loma (Spyglass) CdM
675·6000 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1823 Port Carlow (Hrbr Vu Hma) NB
675-6870 $295,000·FH Sat/Sun 1·6
** 1008 W. Bay. Bal. Penln, NB
644-9060 $950,000 Sun 1-5
2220 Waterfront Or., CdM
673· 1148 $549.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1948 Port Chefaea (tiVHl1) CdM
840·7877 $380,000 Sa 1-5/Sun 1.4
210 Via San Rtmo. Lido ,,.., N.8.
875-3048/673·2556 S1t18un 1·5
••IM2 H1tt>or lel Or, (Prom Bay) NB
76t·t100 11,400,000 ""' 1·0
•14H 011ul4~ve, Oo"9t '"°'"·NI ... I-ant ,000 LH lun t ·I
26 Warmsprlngs (Wdbrg) Irv.
751-3191 $339,950
222 Via Koran (Lido Isle) NB
Sun 1·5
642·5200 $839.500 Sun 1-5
1924 Port Weybridge. HVHms. NB
759-1501 $279,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
3105 McKmley Way. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $144,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
3474 Windsor Court. Costa Mesa
673-3900 Sat/Sunday 1-4
3202 Delaware Pl., Mesa Verde. CM
545-9258 $139,500 Sal/Sun 1-5
1132 Ebbllde. Harbor Vu Hills. NB
760-1900 $695.000 Sun 2·5
232 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar
673-8494 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1007 Titler Way, HV Hilts, CdM
644-9060 $349,000 Sun 1-:)
2705 Cardinal (Mesa Verde) CM
645-0303 S 189.900 Sat/Sun 1-4 * 1840 Tradewlnds, Baycrest. NB
644-9060 $375.000 Sun 2-5
**319 Morningstar. Dover Shrs. NB
644-9060 $ t. 195.000-Fee Sun 2·5 * •2616 Bayshore Or .. N.B
644-9060 $1, 750,000-Fee
427 -16th Pl, E-slde. Costa Mesa
Sun 2·5
644-4910 $229.000-Fee Sal/Sun 1-5
1251 Surtllne Way. HV Hills, CdM
644-4910 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
133 Via Undine. Lido Isle. N B
644-9060 $745,000 Sun 1-5
:: 8 Rue Vrllars. Big Cyn, NB
640-6137 $775.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
13 1 Via Undine, lido Isle. NB
673-7300 $539.7!:.0 Sun 1-5
* 14 Burnmg Tree Rd. Big Cyn. NB
644-4910 $695.000-Fee Sal/Sun 1 ·5
222 Via Palermo. Lido Isle. N B
673-7300 $389 000 Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy Dr . Dover Shores. NB
548-5647 $420.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
30 1 La Jolla Or. Npt Bch
675-6670 $376,000
1255 Somerset. (Baycrest) NB
631-7370 $395.000
•2708 Cliff Or. Npt Bch
Sun 1·5
Sun t-5
63 t-1266 $565.000 Sun 1·30.5
2318 Port Lerwick. HV Homes. NB
759-1501 $259.900 Sun 1-5
621 W Columbine. Santa Ana
979-2390 $169.900
908 Chestnut. E·Bluff. NB
759-1501 $440,000
5525 Highland, Santa Ana
979-2390 $144.500
Sun 1·5
Sun 1-5
Sun 1·5
8201 Seab1rd Cr. Huntington Beach
675-1771 $160.000 Sun 1-4
421 P1rate Rd. Newport His
631-1400 $249.500
320 1 Idaho, Mesa Verde. CM
751-3294 $179.900
1124 Dana. (Plaza def Sol) CM
645-0303 $285,000
•2409 Tustin Ave. (Bkby) CM
645·0303 $269.500
Sun 1-5
Sun 1·4
Sun 1-4
Sun 1-5
•828 St. Cta1r. (Mesa del M ar) CM
646-7171 $135.000 Sun 1·5
5 BEDROOM
2406 Francisco. Npt Bch
673-7771 $475.000
2912 Carob . Eastblutt. N.B.
Sun 1-4
646-1044, 644-1742 $264,500 Sun 1.5
* •708 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isl. NB
675-6161 $1.500,000 Sun 1·5 * •4028 Channel Pt .. Nwpl Island. NB
673-0202 $965,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1533 Miramar. Balboa Penln Pt. NB
673-7761 $449,500-fee Sun. 1·5
105 San Remo. Udo Isle. N B
673· 7300 $595.000 Sun 2·5
5 BA pfua FAM AM « DEN
2500 Bayshore Or .. Bayshores. NB
631-7300 $1.650.000 Sun 1·5
336 Cherry Tree Ln .. Newport Bch
548-8633 $2 15,000 Sun 12·4
* 1448 Galaxy. Dover Shores, NB
675-2373 Sat/Sun 3-6
* 1608 Galaxy. (Dover Shore) NB
631-1266 Sun 1·5
*3 Muir Beach Cir, Spyglass. CdM
6«-6200 S2.295,000 Sun 1·5
1818 Tanager, (Mesa Verde) CM
546-2313 s2eo.ooo sun 1-~
10301 Pol•rl1, Dover ShOf•, NB
IM2-8235 M 15,000 LH Sun 12·5
*45 Royal St. 0.0,ge, (Big Cyn) NB
844·7318 St05,000 Sun 12·6
35 Aldaetlne Dr., Hlft>or Ridge, NI 180-l tOO U ,tl0,000 a-,,, 2..e
220 Via P*;:il.Lldo 111t. H.I .
l "4..eNO 000 lltllun 'ii
I 8ft plua FAM AM or Dl!N
115 Harbor Island Road. NB
631 -7300 $1,500.000 Sat/Sun 1-6
32 Mlsalon Bay Or , Spyglass. CdM
760-1900 $615.000 Sun 2-5
* 1848 Newport Hiiis Or E. HVH. NB
644·8725 $495,000 ' Daily 1·5
• 7 BA plua FAM AM or DEN * 1406 Lincoln Ln . Dover Shores, NB
2131289-7726 $598.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1760 Port Manlelgh. Hbr Vu Homes
644-4337 $450,000 By appt.
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM
1000 MacArthur Bl. Untt 98. SAna
979-2390 $71 900 Sun 1·5
1 BR plua FAM RM or OEN
tO Seguna. Irvine
673-6900 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 BEDROO M
100 Scholz Plza Ph 10(Versa111es)NB
631 -7300 $259.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1
* •600 E. Oceanfront 2H. Bal Pen1n
558·8835 $249.000 Sun 12-4
•25 Canyon Island Or Big Cyn NB
673-7300 $265.000 Sun 1·5
15 Evening Song. (Trtlrkl Irv
675-6670 $169.990 Sun 1·5
2 BR plus FAM RM or OEN
=4 Seascape Or Seawlnd. NB
675-8676 $139.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2190 Borque Springs. Costa Mesa
979-2390 $1 34 900 Sat 1-5
209 19th St .. Balboa Penm NB
631-1400 $319,000 Sat/Suri 1-5
3 BEDROOM
2237 Vista Hogar Bluffs Npt Bch
957-1877 Sun 1·5
2569 Orange. Cos1a Mesa
646-5096 $1 15 000 Sat/Sun 12-5
685 V1s1a Bon11a The Btulls NB
63 1-7300 $229 000 Sun 1-5
292 1 Bradford B" Santa Ana
979-2390 s 105.900 Sat 1-5
3 BR plus FAM RM or OEN
23 Rocky Knoll. Turtle Ack. V1s1a Irv
63 1-7300 $225.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
;; 7 Rue Villa rs (Big Cyn I Nwpt Bch
759·9100 $725 000 Sa t/Sun 1-5
2645 Vista Ornada. Npt Sch ·
640~0020 $31 5.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
•2642 Vista Ornada (Blulls) Npt Bch
759-9100 $229.500 Sat/Sun 1.5
.~ 7 Rue V1llars. (Big Cyn) Not Bch
759-9100 $725.000 Sun 1.5
•2642 Vista Ornada <Bluffs) Np1 Bch
759-9100 $229.500 Sun 1-5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
3 BEDROOM
157 Yorktown. (Mont1ce1101 CM
646-8396 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BR plus FAM RM or OEN
616 Mangold Corona del Mar
675-5511 $370.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE
2 BA plus FAM RM or DEN
1845 Monrovia. Sp 23 Costa Mesa
646-8133 Sat/Sun 10-6
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
3 BR plus 2 BR
403-408'7 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar. NB
631-1400 $272.000 Sun 1-5
411·411 ''' Dahlia, Corona del Mar
673-8494 $545.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 BA plus 3 BA
* •506 E. Oceanlront. Bal Penm. NB
673-7300 $525.000 Sun 11·5
5 BA plua 3 BR
509 Acacia (ocean side of hwy), CdM
645-7048 $440.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
BAYFRONT LOT
FOR SALE
(VACANT)
**1008 W. Bay. Bal. Penln. NB
~4-9060 $860.000 Sun 1-5
HOUSE FOR RENT
I M plua FAM AM or DEN
1115 Essex. Westcllff, NB
646-6789 $995/mo Sun 1·5
SUMMER RENT Al
3 l l!DROOM
431 E. 20th St , Coate Mesa
548·6196 $1500/mo Sat/Sun 1·5
HOUSE FOR LEASE 2 HDROOM
15 Sea Island, BIG Cyn, NB
750·1 501 $99!/mo 8urt 2·5
This beawurul toW\'lhome has it all -soar1n11
cathedral ceahngs, 3 ~normous bedrooms, 2 '· 1 baths.
ceramic tile kn.chen ~ baths + custom window and
wall coverings. Best oi all there'• a 11reat usumabl"
loan & wnh $1 5,000~wn the owner will provide
financm11 111 ZERO IN REST FOR FIVE YEARS
Pril't'd SI0.000 below ket at $149.900
963-5671 ~ 556-7035
WALKER & LH REAL ESTATE
9032 Adoma Ave., Huntington Beach
WHILE WITCH FROI LIYlll ROOI
Newly remodeled wood and glass 3 bdrm. 3
ba 2 story home an North Laguna. White
water view overlooking Emera ld Bay from
every room. Entertain on 3 view decks or in
built in spa. 375 Camden. Laguna . Reduced
to $895.000.
851-6936
(2) 4-plexes, 2 bllcs to sand, Spanish
style 2 bdrm townhouses. Condo
potential. Garages. $275K ea w/25%
d n . P r ine. onl y . Below bank
-appraisal. 1-870-9227.
'* ' 11.21'-' Financing available when you take
over existin g loan on t he elegant 4 Br
'executive home that haa been extensively ~prepared for entertaining. One of few homes
in area on FEE LAND.
WAUCH la LH IEAl. EST A TE
2670 San Miguel Dr., ,..wpot1 leach
759-1501 or 752-7373
Newport Crest Condo, 3 Br. 3 Ba, mstr suite
w /s itting rm, ocn view, complete l y
remodeled, incl new paint in & out. cpts,
Jenn-Air stove w/radar, Italian Tile.
Mexican Pavers. Also has shutters. wet bar,·
mirrored drs, huge bltin bookcase. frplc,
skylites. oversized tub & inside-outside
BBQ's. Finest condo in the Crest. A real
value a l $249,000. Xlnt terms. Own er
dys/eves 645-0209 or 645-5472.
1120,000
With $57.000 down ... OR $130,000 with
$32,000 down! APPRAISED AT $14.0,000. 4
bdrm, 2 bath, xlnt floor plan, nice yard.
Submit offers -Owner Will Carry.
lllT llW!
...... ..,, (211) 121--1/(211) ........
COLDWILL IANKIR
lealdentlol leol l1tote Services
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
1823 PORT CARLOW
Beautiful 4 Br/Fam. Rm. Montego -single
stor y -hig hly cus tomized -lovely
gardens -"model perfect" -fee land -
excellent financing.
Coa!'tlal Ar••o Pro1wrli1·~
Bus: Joann Akf'rman Rf'll:
(7 14 ) 6 75-6870 (i l 4.) 675-7f»CJR
BOAT ON THE BAY, PLAY ON THE
OCEAN -Spacious open & sunny all view
home w / panoramic decks, on huge prime
Island Point, + docking & prkg galore, +
you own the land, +owner financing, all
for $965,000. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. 4028
Channel Place, Newport Island, N.B.
673-0202.
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 11, 1982
NEW VICTORIAN
Antique lover's dream home. 4,500 sq ft of
authentic quality. All Mah. paneling and
trim. Imported ceiling moldings and domes.
Antique mantels. Superb Newport Harbor
views from 602 Kings Road. $895,000. Open
house 2 to 5 Sat/Sun. Phone 645-8532.
631-7624.
•OCEAN VIEW • BLKS TO BEACH •
12 % FINANCING AVAILABLE . . .
when you take over existing loan on this
stunning HARBOR VIEW HILLS Home.
Totally rem odele d featuring beau tiful
master suite, gourmet kitchen, & huge fot.
Only $259.000 & owner will assist with
financing. 759-1501 Of 752-7373
WALKER & LH REAL ESTATE
2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach
Elegant, quiet 3 bedroom, 2 1/z bath home.
compact island kil{·hen with special wood
flooring. Your plush view 2 bedroom. 2
bath apartment has 1t all & more. Only
$545,000 with first-users tax benefits ~
you Sat or Sun 1-5 pm. Chris Hopper.
CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTIES
3641 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del M ar
673-8494
38 BALBOA COVES, N.8.
BAYFRONT
BOAT SLIP. private beach . Lile and
cheery 3 bdrm, 3 bath home. Fireplace.
Price reduced to $569.000! CASH TALKS!!
Owner/ Agent. ·
*IALBOA IAY PROPERTIES*
673-9117 or 675-7060
PRHTlllHI SPYIWS UEC .... I
HtHH Tl 1411,000
Family room, two Fireplat-es and 3 car
guragt! o n CONVENIENT cornt-r lot.
Ft•utures <'001 patio Extl'ns1vl· Por('ht'S with
loL'> of blooming r<l*S
Taylor, Crow I Co. 642-1 423
or
645-3176
2400 sq ft Custom, Near New house. 4
bdrms. 4 baths. lots of extras. Tastefully
d~'Orated -ready to move in. $539,000.
Excellent fi nancing. Open Sat/Sun 1-5.
Other times by appt. 222 Coral, Balboa
Island 675-6921 anytime.
ESTATE SALE
Clean. good condition, thrl>e lx>droom house
with large super yard Sall· sub_Jt'(·t to court
a ppr ova I Owne r wll I hl·I p f 1 n<.1 nn·
$155.000
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION REAL TY
673-5354
PICTURE YOUR HOME
ON THIS PAGE
Wc..'11 takl' the pH:tur<'' It's so
anc>xpt•nsive you can't artord tu pass
it up Reserve.• your s pace now for
our next Picture Album
JULY 25
Call 642-56 78
for more inform a tion
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.. Newport pool home• valued at BIG c•llVQN Elea•f l1)11tio C.IHlll: $400,000 will be aold for $318,000 and nn1
Prime location overlooking me $325,000 lmmed. Fee &and. U you are a
eerioU8 buyer CIOll&ec\ Patrick Tenore 8th ll'ftl1 of aolf ~· Custom ~ t 760-8702 or 631-1388 now! it-built by owner/builder for hla~ • w..._ o w n personal residen ce. ~ ..
t"f' bedrooms, 6 ~ baths. Elegant~ ~master suite. Abundant with~
fine marble and wood panellJ\I.
Air conditioned. Refrigerated-tr
wine room. Billiard rm. J'amlly i'
rm. Truly a muterpieat for Ow
dllcrimlnat!~ buyer. Seriowly
for 1a1e a& tU&0,000. Exctlt.nl
fln1nctn1 . avallabl•. Own•r'•
MW 12,000 ~· f&. home Merly .... =--· ror .... '° .. call
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REIM~ ot Costa Me~
llfflllT Pl.II ...
Enjoy Newport on the water at
ill finest. Totally cuatomlted 4
B R executive hom e .
Approximately 53. 7' on the
water with dockinc •'*'9 for 3
boat1. Excellent financing.
Approximately 3800 IQ. Ct. of
1heer elegance. Private 1pa,
eecurity pted entry. The beet
bayfront buy ln N.wport al only
t l.060.000. c.an ioday for your appof ntm•nt to preview thl1
&ruly m11nutcenl home ind
laNUon . ..
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MT UITll. s-Al'l•lar 4 Br. , __ nn, 2 • Chann1na 3 Br 1 ~ Be w"" .... ral 1Lalrcele, , ... 1 o•y OfMI drutk price N'ductlon Wu $265.000. H•UOO .,IO,OOO ~---·· ......... b k ...... • In ~\oeM. fiNp.._ Luik l level home. Own1ae MONDAY warm~ rlc fr~k. Prt.rM Hunt. Sch ... -... , now 242,500. $172.000 In auumabl N Clot• • ..,.11MNt Nol l tl •6 7 000 f rt 4 -· -·· onn.el Dllllne I C 11 .t.. .. lot wtU\ lat .. pool. Ttl twl lll Ull. oca on. ~ , u p ce. "oorn. 2 flt•placee. 3 uanJ. • nal. ..... ....U
Only f339,000 Com~. By Appl. WALi Tl IUlll oer a1taa• plu• 11ra• 11i0.ooo-~ fl. IUITflL Eutbluff & Br, lam nn. Oftlr wHkHd edvertlH4 11 • flHr. Huae 4 Bdr, 1 ~ Ba w/crackllng frplc Hobby "°°"'· 'ool llad '"1 UITU • fltll OW YllW nance at •U~ °""'* '~-t i-•0 10 000 ......, ·..,."'en due end ll"to..... N l h •· f hi 101' beaut. land•c.l).cl. Lowl'lt pciet.'d "E'' Plan 3 Br. Fam. may aNUt w1eddltloMI _,,,.,.1y v"' ome . .., , . u•. at M d ew p u1 carpet Ql ret y painted Own•t wlll a11l•t at II· linan E• cond. uPVt· lfll 1·1 2111 htfa =:ou~~~:!f...:!i:.:'O:.·:~ thruout $1 lS,000 wtonly $1 l ,600 dwn to ntnefnO, ~ l·U0,000. $187.000 Assum Im. S ubmit on dn. d•d w/ erll•I ocHn
..... llna.l 3 Bt, 2~ bath, hlahty wttt. leee <tfteft ll0,000. OWMI wlll oetry. lat T .0 . %:,~.a.:a,t': 2645 Vitt.a Omada S:U5,000 view T al prlOe HH.
\.tPJlraded, $265,000. Below market. ltrlftt. '"''· •~ rebate. •111.000. ITU •UL llT&TI Hl-IHl ..... ., 0 1)<•n Sat/Sun 1·5 ooo bV t7SMSA
IPll 1·1 I H11 Yltta .,... Owft/Ateftt. MM171. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~ 1~~~~~~!l lffH llO·lllt _. •Mn. Bluff 2 Br, 2 bath, view. l level. Ci t Iii lllf llYlal IH OllllY Ull !!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ILIHI custom 3 Br. 2 \I\ bath, 10 Ill& Yim 15/8td• home + guaat 1 129.000to1110.000 fOt • er. 2 a.. o." .. l'.ft w TITI on 1'" Iott. Open sa11 buttdabla duplt• 101 '""" Yaew
bel
• .... .. hOUM,alleyaoceM.Xlnt cuh. 2 BA 2~ b• ol Univ. J,001000. 150. Sac:luded 3 Ir Tudor Sun 1·6. 210 Via San Prime ocean front 1001· ..J.._!2,400,000
a;;n t. Reduced to $198,000. ASSUMABLE FINAN· ., ... l tU ,OOO. Call twnhm. 11350 mo. ooo down. •150.000 •lylt home In glted Remo. 8 75 -3048, tton 0 50.000. Call 11'Muit8:!~nc~-:.. 1·1 111 6"..... CINO. Sharp 3 Bdrm l-=ji14ii5ii.9ii5i5i7i, 9i5i6-0iiiii7ii82ii.iiiiiii 553.0178 4M A.l.T.D. 12'4 Int only for 5 eomm. Seller miy conll· 873·255' Ownlf/llQI. 673·2749 ekr IY OWNER m .-Y. 2 Br, I level, lovely vtew, Q'lwnllywtttqemoo.-11 yra.Agent 5'1-5032 dertrad .. belowm•rket Wlmt.lfP :1·9•05 173-1133
reduced. $2l0,000. kltchen1 1 1. 2 yerd• for WY •"I IP •· •• ,., • Stand New •H o mo & -or uldc la Call DI • llYllllES • .. 1•1 M 1 Yllta •-"'-ent., a n no. Aaklno • Charming 4 Bl & large Condoa. no money down . Ex~11ona1 new 11111ng. spanleh VIiia, D ov•• -• 1145,000. Call &40-115l Motivated owner off.,a famlly toom. Brick fir .. whlla lhey IHI. (714) .... 1e14eJ 1·1 Enloy lhlt beaulllully ~n 7 Br 5 ea. Huge m ...,, 3 Br. 2 V, ba. YM IWl lll Lm. for an appointment 10 highly upg,.ded Wlm-piece, country kitchen, 546-9522 Agl. • maintained la.rge 3 Bdrm ftmlly Room. pool & 1f11 1·1 Ill "8u .... bladon plan C lo quell· quiet tHldantlal a,.a. tM\ W"ll'tJ 3 bath cullt'm home llP•· completely r~
fled buyer on laue op. Long term Miier llnan· la •U ._.. IHI 3 81. den, N>• built for presenl own«. lld $598.000 Call c.n-=· :~ ~~3~· c:lng. Snt.000 Inc. land. -:tl. •• ,.r.:-.;.,, ••••••• _2_8_•_2_8 ... a__.V .. a""ra"'1""1=11 .. : Ptua OUHI Cottage Set.le! Wiii Ulllt With Ii-lury 21 Al Qrambow
Open 1-4 Sal/Sun Ill.Liii Pl Fllll 1111 T&l.11 b1lcony. ocHn view. • ... M ltttr nlllClng to well Qualllled Rutty A1k for Auth
3474 Wlndaor Court. 3 Br, 2 Bl. P<ioe reduced You c1n buy lnl o the 1239.000 furnllhad. Le>-l•I IMl boyltf '299.500 2131269-7726
15000 10 St 14.500 Ori-.. privet• oceanfront com-cated 101 Sch04z Pia•. IPll lllll&Y 1·1 HELEN B. DOWD ~HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
WLYIU.•. MM1M
,,._., 1#1 c.,.., ltl 1111 JIU .••••••.......•••.•••.......................
Hllll UY •FULL OCEAN VU•
HOME SANTA ANA t3.5% loan JHmlne Ct
HEIGHTS. Spacloua 5 Owner agl ~0-1515
Br. or 4 Br/den. 3 baths. Owner detP«•t• • Musi
front & ,..., p1tlo1. 2 car Sell 11118 WHk. 4 bd.
garage :2~=· $549,000. 673-1148
54~7962 Agent II E A L E s T A T E
Wtml-Only 1115,000, 3 Br 2
Bl. lrg yerd. dbl car g•
r1ge, pool. •P• Bob 64~3 or 146-SOH
CLOSING COSTS ONLY
St 100/mo. •II IU d•·
ducllble, ad)acenl to clly
park. Investor wlll lurnl1h
down peyment. 30 yeer
llxed toan • No b11toon.
Sharp new 3 Bdrm. 3
Bath Condo. S 145,000. .. , ... ,,,,., I"'
2·cth·;,;,~··;~~·=,~~
lonO tet'm 101111, low fi-
xed lnlef .. t rll ... aau-
mable. No due on aala
clluae. Owner 673..0188
SILES BrOkefa or Salelpeople 380 W. Wileon. &31-5055
Full or Patt Time 90% l~or~964~-3&~99~. ~~~~ John C•rey OAI. AECI I;
UNITED BROK f R S
REALTORS 173-7771
A~ ... U.8.11 .. IAc.
'"1 llUI. .Two story 3 BA condo. 2 car QarllQe. model con-
dlllon. Excellent terms.
$120.500.
btwtlla1r'• hldtl
Tne lefmt .,, neac>liabte
on thll beautiful 4 be·
droom home 2 batht,
lamlly room. two 11,..
pl1ce1. W11erl1ll end
ltull lreM In the garden
along with M1llbu llghlll
S 194,000 Call lor de·
by 253 H1nover. Then munlly of Emltfald Bay Unit 124. Open Sunday 1Ml Otrn .. I
c1ll Leo H1nna for )ult '39'.000 3 BA 1·6 7141546-9'55 142•1200
U4-•llO p•u• poo1sM:&ii IEWPOllT
llLIW IUlm $127,100
--
T/\Y LOH CO I ,
Prestlgloua ThrH "rch DELUXE VIEW CONDO,
Say, 3 BA 3 Ba, den, adult. aecurlly SELLER
take over 1 178.000 fl. WANTS OFFERS! Call
nanclng. 1299,000. lod1y1
tails, 979-2390 l•-------•I 1111,IOO
Juet 124,500 down. P•Y· menl s S 1883 pu mo
...... ,
1112,000
EXPANSIVE 3 Br plut
den. 2'"' Ba. ASSUME S 120,000 111 with LOW
DOWN Call nowt
•• ,, ..... 11111
Only 10'4 down and 11'1
your1. lrrim1eu1a11 3 be·
droom home. M l
bedroom, llvlng room
and 11,.p1ac:e. Good 11-
z1d patio for enl.,t•I·
nlng. Excellent lc>«Uon.
Lllled betow merket VI·
lue for quick Nie. SI09.
500. 979-2390
D,.I ltlal IOll Excellent location. 300 8~itd;;·;~;,;,~:·1;;;:•;i )lards from beach.
option lo purchaae. Only IUOI 11111
4 home• remaining. Tiny "Htslorlc" cabin on
Lease for $7.50 pr sq ft . prime 101. 3 block• from
3 & 4 Bdrm. 3 ea. Jae:., beach. S 139,500.
uun1. fenced yard. 414-1111
Some wt ocun views. llNllt ...., .... U
Located In C1pia1rano
BHch. Call for appl. -m&TI
770-2904 Beautiful 3 bdrm home In
llLE" .... lBR. 3b1. hv rm/-1 bar.
d lnmg rm. lam1ly rm
Swimming pool Com-
pletely remod Npt His
h o me S3 48 500.
556-4982. olc 833-9773
anumn 2 ITNY
+MODERN APT Nt Ba.,1 $365 OOO WI BEAUTY & THE BEACH
•N-1111 ... ....,._.II .,.. ltl Prfet lt411-prtv11a park-Ilk• Mtllng. •-~ But:1,.• Fabulou• vlewa. Setler
llWNIT
1111,111
NEWPORT HOTS cot-
tage w/BARGAIN PRICEI
2 Ur. FAMILY qM, & 2
BL Opn Sal 1·5 Call
nowt
AAE AOOOEAS
' • • · Gorgeous 4 bd 4 bl. bltn fabol0u1 rinancing. Castle by the sea. $735'. FIXER
-financing. Reduced lo
Ch1tmlng 3 bedroom ,,_ IHI $223.900.
..
Save $$$ 000 To -· caM Qeor. 1111 llAL n glne 558-1809 egl.
Ml bedroom 1ulte with •••••••••••••••••••••• ..,., w..-
sunken tub Loll Family Ill Wiii •Y Fi bolOu• 3eoG eq It. 5
room and eory lireptece Price sluhed 15K • to bdrm ho/M. Co-.nuy 1111•
Loll of uMd brick. POOL 215K . on beaut dwntwn chin, ocean vlewi 2
and mUMI of decking. nr-new 2 tty. 3 bf. 4 ba + btocll• 10 belCh. l 2% 11.
Spanlll'I 1n llyla and IM bech. unit rented et $325 ni ncing. $379,000
Rt/Mt\X
(211) CH 1M1 41, -LIT
,. ••• • N -•-With 3 Br 1V. Bl, lrple. -,_ By Owner. 648-85MI
$98,000
mNtril-
Beautiful hOme, lrplc; In bdrm full 11 lol $ 125 OPEN HOUSE 11-4 DAILY
E111alde Cosla Meaa.
$27.000 under eppralsal.
Owner desperlle. Hurry setter w1ll1ng 10 ~11•11 mo Wiik lo beech. No A 494 730 on lhe lllfmll $169,500 trlcitt1<m1 Noqual 11K _g;;..en_i __ .,. __ . ___ 1
5 Bdrm 3•,.. Ba Only
$2 t 5.000 Appra1ud
1245.0<>0 Open House
7.11-82 12·4PM 336
Cherry Tree Lane Call
1nyt1me Tony 548-8633
ooo 8<iulty w ani home 18 t5 B•y•der• Tem1ce.
or •Pll In Nwpl .,... Irvine Terrece. Panore· 979-2390 dn. Seller Wiii pay all llWll a ... "' lll·2lt0 closing costs & tees & ~ 8,,1. auper ocn view. 645-9557 955-0782 mk: views. lee lend, mint · estate. $1,250,000. Alley
Aeany 673-7476
3707 S eA1STOL will cauy 54K 2nd TO al great toclllon. 11eal or SANTA ANA 5Vo wi no pymts for 3 yrs Ir ad e o w n r I a g I
12WX. let. & 1115,0IO
11 IH•••te lous ...... '"' ,.,.. Home+Gues1+1neome
owe 111 • Flex. Tltfms ·1::~;;;;;~ 509 Acacl1 CdM nr bctl
Spollesa Vacant Duplex IPll llll&J 12-4 Huge 5brl3ba+3br/3ba 211 e,a1, lalMa Isl, 1_4_40_K_o_w_n_lb_k,_64_5-_7_04_6
_..,., 11111 Great loc:atlon. lhopping.
Un1urp11aed quellly. beach comm. pool. len·
superbly designed with nls, 3 BR 2\lt ba twnhme.
"Old world" charm. Solld Gated security. you own
Olk floors. olk c1b4nets, the land Assume 12"/o
baama. rock llreplace, lnJerHI only loan. 20°'4.
much more. 3 Bdrm1, down. S238K. 780-3875
Including master tu1I•. 3 I -baths, family rm. lormel ••• cam
dining rm end large roof lnlW llAlllT
VIW
BACK BAY Huoe COioniai 4 BA, den
plua pool. Only $299.500.
Hurry!
645-0303
Tarbelt
IU· .\IJ OH" ,
*MESA YElllE * MUST SELL 4BA/2BA
APPRAISED S140K
NOW S 120K w/57K dn
OA S 130K w/32K dn
owe.
Bkt(213C27-.6001 COLDWeu
BANl(C!RO dee«. $647.500. Choioe location. Formal fflllM: ll._... d ining room. cu11om A~
~~~~~~~~~! fireplace. unique living
.:: room Gotwnet kitchen l~~-~~L0~-~--~~~~ V A -IPll al -12-4 ha. tge breaklut ., .. 1: • • a 1 a N'YI opening lo garden COUf • 9 5a • 2 Bdrm 2 ea ~ dbl lyard. Separ11e master F1111 , IO
garage. lovely patio. tulle Prtc.d lo sell •t 3 Br 2 Ba. sunahlne $69,000 at $642 PITI mo
standerd tlzed IOI. 0-· 1325.000. Call for appt home. s75.ooo usuma-Full price SH,500. 3
ner win carry lln1nctng today. Coldw9ll 8ank81 • ble loan 11 12\/t".4. S 113• bdrm. lamlly room. den
FEO 552-2000 :g;= 646•6093 or 2040 Monrov11 All A
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4 BA 2 ea. 2.000 eq.lt. C II p k 118 O<>O
.l• •-2 pool, owner lln1nced. 0 •G• ., • • • ._ $25,000 dwn. al 13% tor 1_d_wn_._a3_11-_4_960 __ A.=g_1. __
25 yrs. Full Pfic., I 142. JUST REMODELED Iii• Mesa Verde Highland•. 500. 557-7993 3br. 2ba. cov'd Piiio w/
leIUaHll J lf1 boa I lrlr ecce11 I 125 A R OSS wet blr Owner 646-9498 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • 000. 328 1 Col«Mso Ln: V3 EP ESSION 4br. ON THE BEACH·2Br tux Ownr/agl 559-6221 ba. pool. S8000 dn. mlf I "'
condo, owner will llnan· liiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiml::-'::-1::3:::6;;·000~.~A;:g~l.;.54~6-:.:7;7;39~ I No qualllylng to mike
ce. $249,000. 997-8382. llUT IT Large lot with 2 Br. 1 Be. thla spectacular 3 Bdrm
Dick Aesaler Rllr U'lll -hou1e. Easlslde, C.M . pool home youra. Jull
558-8635. ._ .... FleMtlmc Great value. $119.500. $117,900. Bkr 848..()709
C.INI ltl #II llU Perfecl for the llr1t lime Open Houae Sat/Sun.
•••••••••••••••••••••• buyer or retirement COU· 127 21st. Sl.I Orenge.
OL. C ... 2•l,OOO pie. Sharp 3 Bdrm 1¥. 631-4516 • balh, lirept-. Prieed 111---------
38'. 28a, dbl ctr gar11Q9.
2 patios. nag11one 1rp1e.
~-<:Ullom bit home
Sl7981mo. w rental = 499-3144 OPEi TlllfJ
ld5% APR. I guar 10 --.... --.-.--.. ---• Harbor Ridge cond o boy back In 3 yrs al same -"' Lowest Pflce at $399.900
price. You can't loael That's 1ne 1nem. tor lhla with terms Come see 10
Open Sii. & Sun. 1-5. Laguna homa: lrOf'l'I the Vienna. Call Fred Te-
CALL FOR DIRECTIONS
111-2242
Jonn Marsnau. Arnt
1205 Alabama. 960·2686 enl ch 1 , .. _ ood ry por o ,..., w nore, 1g1. lo gel lhru IPll 1-•y 1·1
(owner). sash wlndowe which loolt g a 1 e . 7 6 0 • 6 7 0 2 or IUIL--Y • .,.,
•0 Dow. I! to lhe sea. Unique 3 640-9605 Agl. IK"'
bdrm. 2 b1th fl()()( plan -----=----IEWNIT IEllnS
RmMll Colt. Brobr
rn1150.1900
View ol the ocean and features Dine/Fem rm.. CAMEi SllOllES Extensive 1980 remodel
w a 1 k 1 o 1 he a a n d . double lrptc .. custom 4 er. 3 ba. l>(IOlljacuul has left no stud untur---------
2 1 3 / 3 3 3 . 3 8 4 6 & cabinetry & eic1n1v uM Volleyball court & 3 n ed New tradlllonal POOL HOME 2131902-1298 of cedar & Old faSlllooed frpla. 1475,000 Auume style oak lloora. new
on lll•S bea1>11 'ul .CB•
Por1011no rrodel 1n Har·
bo• V•"w SP.uarai.•
mother tn·law ·Quarters
Almosr new carpeting
Close to pool S309.500 ., ..... ,., 1-1
1 H4 Pert c•art11
So Caltl Really
546·5605
HlRIOll lllD&E style Illes. Offered II $342.000 under 12"/o roof. wires. plumbing. + GUEST APT B:rr2.W.NP~Ao114 2~ 4sq~,:. i~llCY·EJS219.000 FULL Open4626SaAlo/xS~~ry1-4 master suite. kitchen. 4 BR t1m rm + bllf pool V1e11V o•J oceBdan an2o city
,.. uv etc etc mikes this 110111~ rm '• ba Nr Meadowlark Golf MISSION REALTY 87s,.5930 Agent enterta1n1ng area Seva· plu ~ ?ll•ce 2 lrplcs
Cour ... $236,000 lllfmS. 85 So Cit H I ~· beautifully IOcaled 3BR rate ouetl apt w/kn sz S649 ""' Jod-'"" mdl . W'/. ~vna IWIEll WILL 2ba pool home a rare BA & to· ..... y l1v rm wl.l"'c B b.-vvH ,:_ R·~.:::., We Wiii guarantee lo buy (J1•uaJl_all 1 . one-of-a-kind' Priced "V' .,. o a ..,y ..,... or
back a1 same price in 3 iiiiiiiiiii,..._..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil at 1267.500 w.th an as-~·-~3:g~·~~?41:s9' --~4~455 __ .
Y" 646-0450 FllUllCE!JI aumable 111 TD • •·-C1 11•11. ,_,_ IH4 W.l l&Y • ~ ..... Ul ........... Its. Brand New HomH & ~ ... !."!!~.'! ...... /.! r::::::-:................ o:ARO WINNER .... ....., 1·1 9"-1211 Condos. no money down BEAUTIFUL ocean and MIW TIE UWI ba. ldl.~~~ 1• ••-••1r• IL while they last 17141 mghl hghl views Eaqu•· M MOllE tam. rm, tge g11den, pa-Lovely 3 bd. 3 bl. F A 5'6-9522 Agl site Soan1Sh home 3 BR.
110. formlll din. rm, tge liv $349.000 Incl land lltMr fietr .... , 2 • ba den form111 O•·
218t eq ft of townhome rm. Oulel cul·d•·H C A,_.1 631•1476 O I ·-~-I n11'lg gourmet lutc11en IMng brings you all the .,..... .,.. _. lge hv•no rm wlbrick tore
comforts ol single fa.mlly $812·~7~~ LIXllllll ULE II TUIE S50000 dwn Take over
llvmg With alt the advan---------1 llPf 1111 ... VIEW • ILIFFS 3 BR. 2 BA. Spa Assu· 11nanc1no 1255 000 Agt ~~~:s tr~~"Z;./~~:m1!:0 __ C_E_A_N_F_A_O_N_T_M_o_b-ll-e 1 S 175.000 Palmer & No assumption OfObleml ~abte0toan S239.500 ~%-_6_1_22 __ _
formal dlninn. t11m1ty rm, Homes. M¥etal $80,000 S • n I a A n a Bob here · owner will ~rry eleh 1,.,.":nder bwill carry SI• Ja1a --··• "'-· """ 846·"""3 ~ ,..,._ "'"""' Isl TO with reas. 1-ms wt v ,. n. Y ownet frptc in Mvlng rm._, bar. ... .. 1. 4.,..,·-38HI """ ..... ,_.,..,.,.... v• 979 3923 C11'•t' • 10'/.'" I d LOVELY P"TIO HO··E 2200 sq ti: 3Br 2'/Jba. lee • • •••• ! .. ' .. ~ ......... ! enc OH pvl p1t10 w/ 'So Lagune COllllQe 2Br " ,... decking & gerden area & Iba. 3•rage $113.900 155' 10 bay. 1 bl 10 ocn land. This has ii all tor ONE OF A KIND REDUCED $50 000 NO more! Fabuloua llnan• Call 4 7_2."5 .. _h 2 b 2 b & d $349,000 UNEOUALEO VALUE MONEY DOWN PLUS
ov ""' • '· I en Dennis Rtckells & Assoc. $495.000 644 -872.. ZERO .,. 1~TEREST Fl c 1ng. No qualll ytng. 1123 w Bay Open Sall "' "
$183.000. W •11 Sun 11-4. OWC al 12"fo 111·0424 ABSOLUTELY M UST NANCING '> ecre 4 Bt
Don't delay, 'l.•H fU,11 llH Seeorc111&45·4220Bkr W"LK TO B""CH 3 Br SEll' Prime wa1~1ron1 horses panoramic ocean c:all Diana today• • • •• •• •• ••• • •• •••• • • • " ~ ~ & movnl111n view:. $355 559-9400 Int ..... Ins WllTOUPF/FH ln4 plus den See et 222 Lu· condo. assume $3001< 000 Broker 499-1526
DIANA PIETENPOL· Co-op• lrom S39.ooo gonia Sun I 1-5. Pr IC• Call Owner 10 11PM lot
I I C Fee l1nd • good Hlu· only S 174.900 •nenl details 673-0248 •iatl .. ~, -IOIO
equ ty pr ce ondoa mable loan. Beaullfully 840•8208 "• OCEA•• FAO••r '!~ •••• ~•••••••••••••
from 175,000 lull prioe decorated ind designed liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiim " " It Clll llTt Lelture World Resalee 3Br 2be with large ofcl • BY OWNER XlNT LDC 24221 Pueo de Valencia den. 2 lrplc1. owe 2nd WITllFUIT FLEX FIN 640-7990 Assume VA roan. 13-,•1. Lag Hiiia 7141837-5500 Cleon 2Br $ 10651mo with raH down. $269. Vacant Site in Cannery lllffs 0..4e•l•I•• No 2nds. no 3rds• Call So. of HW'f. Fantulk: 3 only s 110.000. Cell s7o5 P.1.T.I.
Br t emod•l•d 1"11t 540-1151 tor more de-9'A% VA home. Open, 11g111 & airy tails. 4 Bd. 2 Ba. x1n1 ., ..
$129,950. With 129.950 WAY llUW llllllT
down Owner ""'" carry 111 loan 3 br. 2 be. Univ. Parle
i..... .. in.-J IHI 000 Open 1 •4 Sal & VIiiage. Sultlble for 4. I • A I R I h 1 $41 0425 '::'I'.~.':'.?.~........ Sund1t. ooo aq.tt. boildlng. w 111 It ••1• PesslMe g e o a • llLI 111111 -1337 Suuex Lane Ilk• 60 boat Consider Lovely 3B• 2balh cha•· Wnt•hlllfl 1111
Living. dining open 10 Calif. AISOC. Bar
1ot1lly pvt backyard. nµ 100 ! HERITACf halter Terr1ce. S 149.000.
• Terms. Agl 955.0782 or
Jull '°""Y Ul>C* 3 BA ___ ~ __ 7_40_6___ 11._. abo-.. your work and mer one story end un11 ••••••••••••••••••••••
unit, llghl and bright. An ••LE If IWI have your boal too on w i de green b ell UlltSI Oll&ml
GrNI term• Mull Mfl In
42 deye Della 631·1266. Hll\llt'~o.... enlert1lner'1 delight .. El 1650.000 1notudel lend Beaullfully remodeled Custom home with 2
$169.500. I E W p •. IT .... 2•1211 wblth country kitchen frplcs oYentze IOI Fruit llll llllll ftlW .. 8lh1 redone • 1u11 1tee1 galore No quah·
IUPIUTI twmJ ~~~Ml~!l~l~H~~ _ev_•_8_5_1._60_1_0 ----1
Beautiful Pllk Briflol 2 ...:.. agt.
GREAT OCEAN VIEW. 3
BA. 2'h ba. lam rm. $440,000.
Jan McColtoug11. agt
553-1417; 552-2000
TIE IUSS
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Br. w. Bl. Condo. Low $10K OH. $950 mo. 4 BA.
d own 1 5·S10K. Low 3 BA,plUIFR.ptu1poo4.
peyment S 1000/mo. Low 963--2404. egl.
P<lce $88K. 646--068e. .._ 112.-PbM
.at mu 30 ~ 1oen. o w e 11 et
3 BOAM MONTICELLO 12't.%. 28' IM.800. So. TOWNHOUSE. . Coaal Plza. MacAtthur
BITS painted end papered lymg. tow down. jusl
4 BA 3 ea. 11/nity rm. 2 3 Bdrm. 2 ba.. lemlly nn L14>'Mld S 129.900 B«r 848.0709 firept.a.e. formal dining ..... _ ~...._...._....., ___..1• Open Sund•y 1.5 rm. l11ge view IOt with .,... • ......,,...,.._, ........--2237 VI I .. apa $375,000 QUiii lacillt .... 646-5754 s • .,og., Otttr IHI lltltf
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SUPPEll
has ~ found In The
CUlla. A 4 Bdr, 4 Bl
m 111erplec e 'N I
whitewater vu. Former
CdM ptevlew home of
Whal an opporlunltyl
E.slde 3 8f 2 Bl condo
Many ••tru. Owl'l9f will
help finance. "Lo•
Down". Juat 1159.900 ..... '°' Robert MilMllll, 631-12te
imm1c. move-In cond.. V 1 g · P P M I c h I e I
vacenl. 157 Yorktown 1_64_2_-oo_n ______ 11
Ln. off Felrvlew belw. MESA VERDE hlfd to
Fair & Wllton. 0pn Set/ find. lge 4 BR. 1 tty
Sun 1-5. eucco1a. 3 car gerege.
MANFRED STEVER, A"r AMfnO $245,000. OWC..
Turtle rock
Campus View
V ou can retax In
Cardrtt !Wu-ut
Cloer to UCJ with
!'.'!P.!!.ffl!! •• !.~!
gotf ~ By owner'. • •••••••••••••••••••••
1375.000. Cllf fto-1834. Beet htgh cosl ol houS.llQ ..... ,, um* 2 Br 2 Ba double ldMI
lor retired. Excellent
cond Gr .. 1 cent. O.C.
IOCI Only $26,000 or Will
trade for equity In house.
0 t< 2772 O.K . 2771
Mon-Fri 750-1326
846-83116 Submit, Agl. 84 t-0290
lhe year. Interior ltl8'>1C· .....;::======::.....:. tlon on requ.1. call Aon ~--::-----_..,;. ________ __:. _______ __,
Salter 759-1221
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SEEING SIGNS AROUND TOWN CAlUNG ATTENTIOH TO
SALES!
11MW1 lllllllt1ll'M• llU
(•Y11'411_....._ ....... ,
1. Place your ed In th• Dally Pilot
C1111 tned ..-on (It'• belt to "'" s _. tor mmclmum eicpoe1n). " you P111 for yout M In~_._ tun It 3
.. end only~~ tor 21
2. Get your ,,. a.. ....... , ..
you hewe 10 do le oome In to the Olly
Plot & PllY '°' yout .ct In ... -_ .. .,.~two 11. 17 llgM -
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3. ;,...,,pt.11~~·.
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Special Financing
11~9.900
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WMl<end. Large coun•ry
French 6 br, hUQ9 fem
rm. 199. maid'•. Frenc:tl
doore. AIC, IOllf he•·
ling, magnlllcenl pool &
ape. plu1 aep. chlldren'a
yard. Reduced 10 $895.
000. Agt., 6'4·80t7 or
644-9060.
ftlUl.LD
1 Br. ltt.000
2 Br. view I UM,500
Quardild gete, IUll rec.
lac. Call 873-2749 Bkr .............
Open Sunday 1·5
&<> 1 Gary Place
3 Br. Low down
1199,000
ClllCEU.01 ut1111T111
Vic Jall'llnakl
Bkt 846-&269
I.IE Beautllul 28r twnl\ae "'
wetar. Aasume 1 104.000
2 bdrm, 2 ba. end den. et low Int. & neme your
Front bdtm haa bMn price. Mull c:loH by
enlarged lo make nice 7-30.(213)986-3124 = =~:; :::r; _F_O_A_SAL __ E_B_Y_O_W_N_E_A_1
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M8R. Alf cond. A tetl'ltlc SEAWINO CONDO
buy al 1137,900. 281. 1'h8a. petlo, pool.
Seawlnd Condo. 2Br,
den. 2ba. Upg,.dad.
Walk lo beech. Pool &
ape Good tMma. 1139.
000
4 Sn ape Drive
Open Set/Sunday 1-6
HOLLIS WOOD, AL TA
'5%3C..SJa:lllM
w oooeAIOGE tee .. by
"""· Nr. leke. 2 bf. 2 ba. 1 138,600. Ateum. loen OI IM w/e>pt, 161-41~.
111"°43'
I
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tl'3-1tM. 4t7-420t " ... .,.
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SACRFICE SALE!
Nell S. l•h Custom
Wiftt to move up?
4100 ICI· ft. btc bcut, bll roama,.
Luxwio'9 t.auna Hilll bame U. e
ranch 1ty,.19riin.1. Horw property,
hill cop vtew, 4 c.r ........ Must
tee to bltliew! WW oonelder your
houst In tnde or wbawrwr. wm
prwidl .,... a...ndnl·
A llJST SEU SALEI
0.. ..... E¥trY MlrillllL Ml ..... ,._ (Off •1h1M:J)
11•1n.Jln I Cl.91_.
I
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Unbelievable V IEW from
spacious 3 br home on extremely
large lot overlooking Balboa Bay
Club & Channel. $675.000 FEE
with g reat terms'. :l670 San
Migue l Or., Newport Bt>at•h.
Juanita Bowman. 759-150 1 or
646-4784.
A amuh1n8 forever view of bay &
OCMr\ ,. forewr yoW'S. Juat in time
lo d.c. acrow & move ln, ln Ume
for IChool. 1'h1I ,._t family home •
which couldn't be better located to
walk t.o all IChoola hu • Bdnna. 3 Baths. family ~ & aupe,r large
pnae with pme room. Come 1ee
the many amtnft.les t.hla houee hu ·
to offer. It can be )'OUl'I wOh an 8~
amunwblt ao.n & pMl'OUI ow,....
ftnanalnl.
"" .... l ... , .. 1·1 Mii•: ...
OCEAN FRONT Moblle
Homes. several. S80.000.
P111. '499-3816
Newport Beech De Ante
beyfront Park. Mini
cond. · 78 dbl wide, llre-
plac:e. brlctl pello. $58,
500 8111 Grundy
675-6161
, ...... ..,
Hot .. ,,m..,t .,., In
North•••t San 8arnar-
dln0 eppn>ved IOt con-
dot Out Of 81• .. owr..
wenta ectlonl Allllne 12.
100.000.
1714'67J..4411
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Ora"91 Ooaat D~ILY PILOT/Sunday, JuJy 111 1982
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, .. ....., ••• from llV rm a Condo. btr•."' !>Motl. D"I ott. "•dtoorated. 4 '" ilvff• Oondo WIPoOI e1e-oo.a 176-0247 au.7llt0. 146-IM7 " •• t. d p 0 0 I , ""' 4, Nortll lllore. :nw.r.nm .... ~
NMf,. ....... bdrm. ~:'eJ'o!.~ ~'1no. •100, 14Maot No., •••• 1100/tno w/ Newly redec. Avail~ &.-. ., .., Uff ITUNMINQ.., a It. a r~:-~oarag• .. ::v:lor: ::::,~~~~.m:l•ll IWIM ..
2 1>1111 11011 11nll with 131-1400 atao Mt tbe. a yr old ~~•ner . •78•42H ~~\~~~~"::1~7S-2422 F~r~·;,;:•r= la. 1arden ::t .. pool, a30 Cll~. 494-eol3~ &&Ji BIN 1"VIHI~ ,..,.,,_ .,...._
tlrec*iCe. ~ petto, Tri·...,.. townhofnt 2 M 1 condo. a ed111t1. olllld ll1MO ·, 11111 m •1""'*' ... eelrno. 110 w. 11t11. Jll •••••••• !f ....... l.l!!f :f;y C::::ve~et:." ,.r.0 ::.~·10~-;.0!:t·.~r. ... vu. ateo mo.~. ~Y~f'· f:.'loot~":· r.-... ~ u .. "r P4u• din, oar .. vn. pomllon. tt.Otrno. Aoi It. ~.ff!P. ........ Prof woman to w 21f dHli 1peoe. 1110111p.
500. 1111 Grundy, Attr.' Aetere4~ a cnctll •• 213/37a..278&, .~3·10tt ';1"111/;';Tor;;tt"Su.T~U !v:~ ... ~~~r~•tmlnltef t76-661 I tlalf. 14tll·l475 mo."'" .... umtt;:' i:.!,:~ ~. 11Pt. 54M7"6
175-111111 l\'tnlftol, 11'·1410, aot. IMUIAl.D IAY. Ooean LA..01 1 lfll. 2 IA Clft pd, Cltllll, 4"1'94, pool, no S If 2II.Ml'l(fybeach1~---·----·l ll'ttv1111 ofO, 111•1mo. Nr
/.-.;,. _, aa1~ l•IMll UIM 1~ Cott&oeir!c,1~ 10 .. • = 3,"J.o~ Ptvt~ •ri:taouJar View In f',t tral t1Nt, lot1ol1t0raoe: ,:;·.::;'.:' wottllng 1173-4318, 2tS/28M733 Shr 11112f<r, l •tOfY, 12211 o ,C. Airport. conw •
........ :;ffmt ...... ~~·W;I~ Vety =· aindt'.,; ~: ..... -41:4. . 1 . pl~ll~u:p:.·t~le~I .::: :!a~40N~nolda utlft. c STEPS to btletl. 2 Bf. ~~u:. r~1e 1
1•.z'k ~~1l: pn'g, pvt tnftlftClt, Md llUY .. lkL Cotteoe 2 It 1 la 1 no pate. 21S·41M871 Nloe 18A 1 bl tr1P1t11 9 • t • I 1 9 9 5 /mo . l.ttla, ~ 111••• yrly, turn Of unturn. Ref• 839·8294 utll (reception ~all by
wltll s bdrm• In HCh yHr , .... 9111101,,:.0 btwn 1 a llM wtcdyt. patio garage I Stove; 80~7 • 3 bdrm townhOUH apt. ··~·o ,:,~ ,c-.portN& r. q . d . • a 9 0 I m 0 . Slngle mother hu 38r hae ~~:,:.ni~~nll tylor.
unit. 047,000. Owner 170-034'1 ' . S325. Cot11ge/d11ple11, rthlg 524 ai Anna ... J 2'A be. llreplace, enolo-:. 'sses &<49-2:7 o 642·2t27 In Me .. Verde to lht 842-142~ Of 845-3171 ~1Tc:"~to~~r:!c~98r· newiu reconditioned 1550. &36-14&3 Wtcdya. · ,..?f!••~ 1 •-• = :~Poi 1.!>!~ .. ~tlont .. 8., 1 · 1 ,,01' NO FUI Apt. l Condo 667-8207, 031-1147 · • · C.... HI llM 1111 • · "• .. u ~.,., · ....... ""' •· r. ow1r. "• mo rental1. Vina Rental•. .,, ..... 842· 20 645-31711 •••••••••••••••••••••• new carpet, 1 SA w/ "mall Furn. 1 Aoom Cot• •••• ••••tt•••••••••• accepted. 3fll·B Mar-new orpte & paint chlld 1!75-4912 Brok Roommate wanted. malt, Furn ofce fOt rent. prime --3 br, 2 t>a twnh .... \Yle, aauna l tnod yd. No ttge fOf llnglt pereon In 2 Br, 2 be condo. Pool, no guerlte. Corona det Mar. Oii no pell 2288 Maple "· to lhr 2Br apt, C.M. '260 Irv area. Approx a200 eq ~ lg• llv. rm wllrplo. bit· oeft. 213-471-11171 t>twn l.aguna Canyon. No pate. 1560. 873·1183 14&."94. ' · mo. George &42·8381 It tvlllA•"' 1, 11280rno
••-1•,..aay IUll Int, watller a dryer, '1 & llPM wkdVt ce>Oklng, aep. beth tao. no..eeee · or.,... tit~ &49·5H4
ASSUME 1argi 30 ~ crp•t,t:~ ~~';· 2 br. 1 be. tenc.ctyc1, kldl 12501mo. '"· '1u1 reci. la•t• •• 1111 °f';:,t02~·::,r ~ W11m F2;'7'.,n;tr,-.:01~nfr~::1~ 12~% lo1na. Pay 20% roel. gar. Gardene r' ok, lndry. Avail. Aug. 7. 499-3907. •••••••••••••••••••••• mo. yrty lt&M. No kld1/ 2 bdrm, t bl. new Gar· COUNTRY CLUB LIVING A I at 111 & p I ace a 11117 Weatellff. N 8 . 258
down. Duplex•• a trl-Walk to the belct\ $975 $485. 541~31 &th ,_1 Jiii 38r 2ba, SC PIH, air, ~ 975-tt50 1.., mag pete, paint, no pete. IN NEWPORT BEACH 842•9932. at once to 4000 eq, ft tat."°°'·
SxH In CdM & Bal Ptn. mo Call 982_1135·att 4 •---.... ,_ i•-•••••••••••••••••••••• pool. nu pnt. 2511 N. ' I 4 2 5 . 1I2 Tu 11 p . A total environment AQent 541-5032 1 Of buy all. Call . . . ~.~! ••••••• ~ s IR 2 a.. CHI Ille Lall•. Sunllowlr ()9, 99M757 83t-et55 apanment CC)ft'll\'ll,lnlty on F/M to •hr •PKIOU• 4 8r 520 eq. It. 11.00 .,., eq.
•Y ..... 7424 Bltr 2 br. den, bMmecl celUng, 2 BR plua din or 8 BA & 2 Sl60 mo. Afent, Quiet 18r 18• Condo C.11 #n1 1114 18r upetan no Ptl• r9h the Upper Bey. Private houH In Unlw. Prk. Irv It .. 3976 Birch., N.8.
1• , •-1t c M •~o 000 d nice loc. 101 Acacle. '"-, --• "flld, ___ ~·. 770-9197: 17$-115' --... -t • .:......t. Patio, •c', •••••••••••••••••••••• ,-., ... ~0 'mo. 352• '"-· clubhouH and health wtprot. cpl, IOI 38. Nr A,_,t M t-5032 "'"' .. . . ... • n. $195/mo 493-$499 E ... --I --· .... :.::. ..... .,_., ... 1 .. I .. a... ::: ~.. . ..... ~ 8 tennis COl.lfl•. 7 UCI. Frpl. patio, pool•, _..;.,.....;__. _____ _ equal• ~ of .. 1111ng · 11qulelte 1 BR 1 Ba ...... ,,.,. Jiff _..,. garage. lndry I.ail, • 1.,.,9 _.,.. 1u1 pools, eloM 10 bualneu, etc. Own rm/ba $270
partnerahlp. S18,000 • Elegant. apac. home In harbOt/ocn vu. 493-tSf.i ••••••••••..,n •••• '1'•••• pool. luclld-McFadden Newly decor. OH Pd. 2 br t'A be fr...,. DYi pvt 11-1. Fathlon 11•·-d. Incl utll. 552-0873 l)t9Clltlon Cleduc11on for mo.t pr•tlglout arM. 4 I HOME FOR AE"fT 1460 mo. 147-2822 anol gar, dwehr, pool, • • -· · .,,.... ,.., 1982. No purch ... ooete. br s ba gameroom ltuW. r,-u .. IUf 3 Bdrm. & 4 Bdrm. '760 1111 bbg. Adult•. no P•t•. f~.!J.~· g~~· Ho pet•. Convenient ahop• on Working ladlH over 40 e31-45t8. ' t '1 1' ••••••••••• .... A•••••• to S100 Fenced vAldt & ,,,11f8Wllt JJfl 842-5073 .., .. ...,mo. -~M11 alte. Unfurnished been. wilting to find & lhare 1
123.000 depreciation cje..,
du<:tlon for 1982. East·
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leaving area. One In lrom
oceanfront. N11YPI ·Bel\ duplex. Ocean vu lrom
upper, 675-5500
epee acu a r entry W HOM! FOR RENT · r-•••••••••••••••••:'~.... . lora I & 2 bd t and curved etalrway, Inter· 3 Bdrm. 1775. Fenced garagea. l<ldt & pet• 8pac. 4 br, 1'.t be home 1 er • c.n. oonveriltnt 2 rm apt, need• fl111nO up, • rm~• houM In Newport ., .. com,blt-lnvec3carger. yard & gerage. l<lda & welcome. 545-2000. on lge rHld. lot. New to beach & lnduatry. mall• 1dJuttmenl on townhou-. Non-emollera C a ll Some view of mountalne .,,,.11 .......i~--. ua2000. Agent, no fee paint & cr'.ft. $1-.;Jlmo. $375, 721 W. t8th St. rent. 8111 Nl-2415. $540. $1000 831-1144 Iv mag fo r
& 12000 ....,.. .._u .. .., .,...,.. DU Sevetal bachelorl and 1 O.M. 75:_;~~;· Imo. Agent, no fee. ..,,.,., ...,, 1111 111. IHt 1375 dep. 546-4280 Trt-Ple11 2 Br. 1 8&. new Bdrm unite IMture llne1---------1
---------llll95 4 BR 3 Ba h .,:;.-i;;.., ........... Avail. July 15. 973-8243 Roomy olcMr 2 br, 1~ ba carpet, lndry Ilk-up. gar, dHlgner lurnlture and RHp. empl. F over 40
J AS MI NE C REE I( . b ' ' uge s .. vltw. 3 bt. fem rm. Vu, for appt to .... trH>ltJC lwnhee apt. 1(11 S 4 5 0 Imo. No pe U . acceetOfi.a. Move In to-w/15 yr son wants 10 lhr
3Br/fem. alngle 1111, gor-onua rm, family rm. ten pool uc Rel• encl. gar. 1525/mo . 875-0500. dey or r..-ve for tum· 4 b< home In C.M. or neoue decor w/eolt -·t. fplc, pool, clubhouae, S14So 75e'..1ov2. HOME FOR RENT mer montllt. Smartly N.B. wtsama (M/F) Lea-• ·~ Dys, 7 5 1 • & 19 1: eva, . · 4 Bdrm. HOO. Fenced Aval!. July 15. 7&4--0809 2 Br, Eatllde, ger/pltlo. colors. Mini ocn view. 963.1413 1575 mo. 28r. patio, ft~ ward & gar ..... Kida & Ch k d turnl1hed model• open "Ok Cell 845-7581 Ive p~• 1 1 d ....... • -.· 3 Br. 2 ba condo. ga• & o • n o o g • . d 1 m"" """'· enn •· auar .r· paint, drp1, cpta, 81Ck pet• welcome. 545-2000. water rurn., amenltlH. $ 4 3 O Imo p I u • 1 e c . a ly. 1-----· -------1 k':''*:~!t~!-=. gt •••tYf"" Bly. 845-5778, 1142·2287 Agent, no fM. 759.150 t : 949.4794 845-1387. On Jamboree Rd 91 Share 2 BR apt. Laguna IH~A 114 IL"'1 ... C.•l•llll .. 1 evea. •SPACIOUS 2 BR. San Joaquin Hiiia Rd. J~.uelten' nf,ean. S27~·& Pd~·. c.,,, ,,,., 1114 •• • •••••• •• • • • • • •• • • • • ., 2 B s t I I I .. . .. •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR 1 'Abe, nr Wett-4 bdrm, 2'A ba, dbl gar, 11•/rualil" 1411 2 Br. 1v. ea .. lrplc, pool, a . w mm ng poo · 44· 1100 •11 eMIC. 21.35 yrs. Call
OC-RENTALS mtnater Mall. sea5/mo. grnbelt. Cloee to echool. •••••••••••••••••••••• 191, attached garage. No carpel•. drapee. ct.en & ---------861-97&8 1v mao.
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Ctll AM 833-3223 Huge 5br/3ba+3br/3ba
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t·5br'a $200 to $2000 Call 84g..2901 $1400/mo. 844·2"9 Aelort·llke adult trlCt nr pete. Avail Augu-1 4th. bright, 8ualnet1 & Pf'Of. Lu1tury Vitia Balboa Con-1-----_..;'----I
750-3314 open 7-<laye SC Plze. Pool, grdnr. 631_.9M. people. 1450. No pet•. do. 2Br 2b1, 1327 a/f. Male roommate to ahare 2 ---------
3Br, 2ba, nr Magnolle & M llvm Aft. Olux 1 Br. No peta.1485 548-4827. 731-812'. pool, S850/mo. 552..0853 Br. -s>t. CM, $200/mo BAYfRONT S~Br~.t ~~f.:Ci;J, Garlleld. new painted, 3 BR 2 ea. nr ..... ~. 2 & 135 utll 775-2580. ~!~~~~.2:on~ 2 Br. 1 ea. w/ crpta. drp1, LIDO BEAUTIFUL 2 Br. call Jack 631_.418 Prime olflc. 873-1003 llllTS WllTll &41-47-« clean. $700/mo. Ordnr car garage, 1Q:Y.rd. Highly upgraded & clean. thru Sat. 9.5. Corner of yard, E/lide. S595/mo. lrplc. patio. adultt. Shr hN In CM, lg yd for
Trade tor N.8. ocean----------i Incl "4-5302. ~5799 1826 mo. Orangetr• condo 28r. 1 Ad am 1 & Fa 1r v1 e w 875-50e8. S 1050. 675-8359 doge. S250 mo. + utll
front home. Owner. Nr bllch lull 38r, 2'A8a lmmec:. 3Br 2ba, cul-d• ltalttr B1. pool. 1825/mo 5574785 N pet 1iu&1ut.1vallnow.CaJI $800.000. 3711 Sea· twnhM, tennla, pool, M-aac. llp, bulltlne., grdnr, .... 11_ 857-5537, 553--0178 Jay, • · 0 1 Spacloutl 1 Br a 2 Br. 2 A rare opportunity to lea-Wkdy1 548-5160 evee lhote. &73-8578 eluded area, Seablufl no pets. $825 , ph -•• 7~592 Tracy $490. 2 BR, pool, 2 Plf· Ba. 1360-1475, de!Uxe, se at beautllul SEA1---------
C VIH $"""' _!·~T~~·~2~5~. ~·~··~ ·~~3~]1~~~~~~~~~ . · son• only. 325.J 17th. Pl. new carpete. drapee, ISLAND Lovely "Bimini" Fem student & mother hlfftye lasla '1ew A~!:: 8-t.9CS-eo57 mo. .. -.... ....., LIAllll llltl&UIT ~-5137 alt 11AM good ... lllde location. Plan. 2 Br. Oen. 2.,., Ba. w/2 boye needs to ahr
4-Plex, new unite, land· ---------i Lux. e•ec. custom home. Ill OlllYll Piil Choice propertlea-S77S + M1ture adult• only. Ma· lull securltt plua every your hae or apt Olanne sc:aped, fully occupied, 39r, tBa, S800 mo. Lg 'A-ml to bet\. 4Br 3ba, all SP a . t • n n 11 . & up Barbara 842_.842 Upttalrs unit. 2 Br. vacant, ~ 147 E 19th St conceivable amenity. 63 ·8919 eves
on site management, y1rd. W•t Side. option• Incl pool/epa. 189&/mo-mo. or leHe 1---------1 child OK. S425/mo. "4 · S2900 monthly. For In· 2500 sq t1 Condo, wlll ac-
12% llnanclng & wlll ear-951-5883 11100/mo.759-9293 opt.Agt.Fred831·t2&e. A ... "-l•tlfaraJljfl Agent.5"8-l18a Spec:. 2Br. 288 twnhse, ~~~"Z~~lon call 714/ c;ept 2 edits. or 1 edit
ry paper Divorc.. must E/Slde 3bt, 2ba condo. EXEC 4 bt 2 be, tam rm 831-2711 o'Ttto:':••••••••••••••• Clean 2 BR 2 8a condo, nr garage. pvt patio, bltna. _..,..,. 4· wt 1 Child or Just I edit
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Broket 675-4912 eeill San Bernardino frplc tgeywd pool lee: lrpl ·,!>Onus rm ~W tcllff .. _ ... t .. ~. & "1•bu.4 1111 S. Cit Plua. S600 mo. nr ehop 1 500 mo Spec 3BR2Ba.lple,gar. Pool, lg lllt, 2 patios. lg area. For detalla call 2 car' g••. 1700•. ' ' ' . es ' ......., · '""'ae •••••••••••••••••••••• Ca11 aa2 ••97 aft 5PM ••2 5••• bal /b I 01 Tit Wlm ~ cpl & pnt S995 20521 d 3B 2b I / "" • .,.. .,.. • ....,.. beach 2 bills. S900 yrly. cony w •y v ew 7141720-1517. •"1-5550/63t-7""'5 ·. · · 'f'1 · r a. am rm, So. Baylront 3 Br. 11300. 557 7883 "•O 6339 ..., ~ Montauk Cir. Open Sat. llv rm New cpt'g, no Ava II . Im med. Mary Urge Blcl*or, good 10-U.STSIOE 1ge pvt 2 BR. No pets. 845-1682 • or.,.. • Dix eHc tw1te. 2.012 IQ wn /er s.11 JM ELEGANT VU CONDO l0-5. 982-9597 peu. Gdnr . 1995, Lewis, •Ot Re/Max cale. private patio. eln· Vauttld clg, 2 eundeclla, 2 Br. 1'A ea. TownhOUse Nurse & CUTE Poodle 11 ~port Arches Me-•••··~;;;.•;,:IW•••••••• 2br. 2'Aba, micro. gar. 2 BR. 1 ba, bonus/otlk:e 646-8789 759'1221 or 83lr5"3 gift Pf'efwred. $315. 859 gar, all utll pd. $580. style. Adults pref . no want 10 be your room-rina Bldg 642-46,..
-., 8s 7~ ~~9'11•~"-.. ,.,.. S600rm. wmo/fr.p.!;.,_N!8· 7'..hop1.ll llUiiwiiini1yii1itiwn•iiiiiiliii·• c.,., ~., ..... 11'•• w . 19th. St. Adil•. no pell. 752-2550 p. I s . $ 4 5 0 Im 0 mate In your nice home '"" .. YIU.fl ~ acre prestige area, .,. .... ., •• ".,.. ~ ., h --lee •-....t. a., ••••••••~••••:":•••••~ Eutslde, 2 Br. Din. rm. •Clean 2br/2b•condo"' S4~2682. Call any1lme. 966-1998 Prime ottlee tac:H•ty loca-
ready to bulld, apPf'allld --Good 11 1150,000. Sacrltlce 3 Br. 2 Ba lrplc, atrium. lge 3 b<, 3'A ba home ., Ocean view, beautlfully location. 1430/mo. SC Ptau. S.A. 1575. No Westclifl area. Lrg 1 Br. M/F 3 Br. 3 BL home In ted directly across frOM s85,ooo. owe 111 TO, lam rm, ovetlOOk• park. w/blt-lns, crpt & drpt, •• furn. townhouae, frplc, 631·1232 pet. 752·5822. 841-1480 pvt patio, pool. Newly prlv. commty. 2 blkl Civic Center, euy ae-
Sllvolne Realty $850/mo. &44-1119. CIOM to beach. 11000 locatlon. 3 BR, formal pool & patio. 1895/mo. 1 Br. 13701mo utlla paid, •u~ decoreted 645-8152 trom bch, Jee, frplc, CHS to lrwya. llulble (71~17~1•8318 mo . w /gardener dlnlng,2'hbl .$1200per 1173-0898. rt N 1 3 ... W ., $380/mo.83t-7t88 Blh office 1ulte1 from .. .. IEU WlllS 980-1170 mo. yrly IH. Call 1--------carpo · 0 pe •· ...., · lfM. 111 Wnlm;•1ll1 31111--------1 235-1430 aq.11. For ad-
LaOulnta -2 Iota, each George Qoldbl!Ymall fa-C..la • .., 1114 Bay. S48-9518· •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• N.B. Mature working dltlonal Into call
50 100 ·'d b •'d 3 Bdrmt 2 Ba, lamlly rm. OC-AENTALS mlly to r-t Harbor'"~ •••••••••••••••••••••• E t Id 2 8 1 ... ti 2 Br l 'h Ba S375/mo •Clean older 2br/1ba, Lady, own room & bath, I y,a IH 11 • .. e Y ., e • n IC e I Y decorated 1•5br'a $20() to 12000 '-'ome M_o,nteno a"v..,...all Great view, beautifully H 1 19 dr. .,..., pta od, plus 1375 ~· c-ta git., yard. $550 utll pd. $225 Inc.Ide ulllt. 1st & • • • close to eountry elub 1875/mo. Agt. 751-3191 7,.,.331• 7 n • .. • " decorated, 2 Br 2'h Ba new Y • e 0 r • e · -..... ' 752-5822. 641-1460 last. 548-0027: 844 .. 729 Ul· 112t area • appralud at qu-.. open -daye Aug 1. 497-4048 condo. 11150. 992-8945 (Ouple11). $625/mo. drapae, near Blvd ---------
$8,000.., w/Mll 1or $8, New 2 BR condo, dbl car 3 B wi1h t & 851-9522 & McFadden. No pet•. ....,, 4llO Nwpt c:ondo: want mature. NEWPORT BEACH
000 ea. Cuh only. iar, elou to oeeen. dl:tiwur!ar=d ~=•II 2.~ .. r. ~ .. ~/moN.B. Height• $375/mo. Dix mobllt hm. 893.-489' •••••••••••••••••••••• resp. nontmllr. $375 + ·~ "Turn Key" Olfle4 $390 71~192 '""50 It 7PM 8 5 O Mo F I • ~ · ..,.,., · Mature ....... ,, no ...... 2 br .. 1 ba .. carpet•. ---------IP I t h 111 5•• •2.,• 'B " ..... ..., a . n · r . pet oil , 1850/mo . 84s.2752 ..,... • .......-drepea. built-Ina. No Sparkling ctMn 2 er. 2 r v1 e ome near u •· ........, ..., · ranch office S 75. 631~81, 9-5. 536-7979 Quiet. ucure. 1g91 '4 B light & al encl 17th/Tu.tin, Coeta M.... Seminar mee11ng rooms •••Im, Dnm, ---------Beautiful N-port CrHI Newport Blvd. &48-8373. pets. 25· 2272 Maple. a, .. ry5, ger. Prol. M/F, nol'l-1mkr. M/F tow new condo In hou 1 Tvnl"" alll J_, 14• Sharp 2br w/jungle NEW CRPT & PAINT Condo 4 Br. F1tnlly Rm, 63l·2927 m.= ..,2 Imo. Dee, 1250. 842-6846 before N 8 · Frpk:, gar .. micro. ph;.:ea. 'c~·jj· 1: l~o
•••••••••••••••••••••• patio, cozy kltch $430 3br 1-A ba. Kldll petl oil. Olnlnn Rm. rrool 1pa 0... 1ut 1111 ~-""•• 2 Br. 1 Ba. $425. ' .fAM or atllf 9·30f>M 1265· let & IUt. 1 blll to 7""" ••"8.
l k & h d R d ,..,.. RENTALS 7""" .... ,~ ow ..,. • . .•••••••••••••••••••••• .,............. 1575 . . ~an .... , •5~3 _....._. e e ... rrow ea . • u-""" ~.. • stv, r.nr, gar, yd, tennlt.11200 mo.~ly. Furn Bach apt, stove/ 3 Br. 1·~ Bl. 1475. /mo. Near beach. ~ .,,, ..., .. -taniiiii~ml-s,c'S4~~~fl-c!t.d~.~ M -If patlo.1795. 831 .. 320 846-0e86. relrlg. 1225 mo. EvH Laundry tee .. pool. mint 2 Br. 2 ~· vr7ea7 t P:'~i~:W.1~~~Ei~~bo Rmmte 10 shr 1ge C.M WUTWm
2'hba. Xlnt terma. owe. 111 ~ f1W 5 Biiia to ocean. Elegant 2 Harbor View HOl'MI • 3 83t-et&e. Oya S49-1343 548-95!>6 arM, no peta. "'""' 8. llOUM P'lv ,11 utb S280 home Nr bHch, tac 1200 or 2400 sq. ft 0.
839-5397, 337-1979 Rent In Coate MH•'• Br. Femlly Rm & Oen. Br. 2'A Be. 1*19 guest • =-Yau__,, Deluxe poolalde, lltra laf-111 & t..i 58e-403e Iv Smoker oil. $300. luo olf1ce or atore NEWEST t d 20 $850 Mo. Plu1h crpta, ~wtthkltctlenfadll-•U .,_.......__ E .,,..._ ,.._,. ge 2br, 2ba. bltne . ....;.., . 642-8553aft 8 apaca .. 14302 & 14304 VIEW LOT over beaut. ga • 2'h ... ,.~--& ·--· •141 ---......... d--IL _..__ .. _,, Beach Blvd. Btwn 2 Townhome VILLAGE .... ~ ... g-.. tlel, lafge yerd & petlo, • EnCI nw ....;tlo dlhwllw -·"· "• ,.,,_ belch ... _ w/klt...._ ,......._..., Female 18·35 to llve F-,.~ .... ,._,., Vlf-~ldow In Talloe Don· COMM ITV aun-decll. dbl car prw ga.t>o, wMerfall & fleh. •••••••••••••••••••••• • • .... · Adulta no pets. S500mo """"'" ._._, ...... ...,. b 5 · -·-""'""' ..,_, ner.Goll,ter1nle &lkli"". UN . 2 & 3 Br . ...,.,_ tul"'malnt _,d d S1500 / & etove. Mo.t utU lrM. 53&-8382 . at N.B. 1225 . Ella a oard 7' Yacht In l1ge Shopping Center.
A•• um• 8 % Io a'n. 2'h 8&. 1600-1800 eq. rt. .-....-. ., .,_ . Pon . mo. 1.1.'s· Fiii.ST No pets. 754-1581 or 673-4538 Newport Beach. Cell Prime IOCatlon. 919-a889 of pure luxury. Garagea, No peh. loqulr• It 527 557·7372. t BR. 1 pereon $435 ~ An• we r Ad • 5 7 8 . or &45-12eo.
844-4686. IPH In every home • 18th. St. ~1. 1---------Spanl8h Eatate ~t 1 BR, 2 peraona $485 1 & 2 8r Ollcoun NEWPOAT lovely pvt rm & 642_.300 24 hrs.. ---------fUlt Aut/&tenll m1tter aulte, d ining S700 mo. 3 BR 2 ea. 1ge m IL.... Beautiful partt-flke eur-2 BR Stfll11ng at 1510 · 1 on bath, pool priv. M/F over•-p-f--sh-Con--do---1A1<port "" ·Exec. &JI. nAJi room•. wood burning lam rm. c:loM to,Mall & 3 br, 2'A M. Pfof. dee. rounding•. Terraced 2323 Elden Ave. CM eome models. Pool, SPA. 30. $275 mo. utll Incl. ro to r • hOUN, ta From 225-450 aq. It . ... '!!!~ ... ~ .... M.!f llreplacH.:. mlcro·,~v: achOOla. 714-826-7877; ;;;_~~~lu · S 12 50. pool. k&lnllll en1 ga bbQ1 . 842-7805 :~~t:.• u n • · 11
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Save S2.000, take over oven•. pr •• ate pat-... 827-3910 epar ng ountt na. Westsld•C 18 / Luxury Dani Point view balance, 1 week Time yard1,gerdener provl--3....,B-r-2-b-a,_bl_tl_n_e_new __ ,.,.-1 MOVE INTO this 2 atory, 4 Sp1clou1 rooma. Sepe-· ~g r w 2 Br. with garage, bll· Condo for 2.3 months Mele leek• pty to ahr H8 Lt -4 ... Share. San Clemente ded. Elegant llvtng only · ...-• bdrm, VIEW home todly. rate dining area. Walk-in carport. DIW. lndry, aweH cony, stove & dl•h· 11 It with 1 ... ~· home nr bc:h. $390. Ana ...
Inn, vacation Condo. 15 mlnutea from Funlon drpe, 2 car gar, covd Near pool & tennle. ctoMta. home 1111• kltctl· 7.2. $395 m,o. 845-88211 w I I h • r , 15 5 0 I mo. ~a:a:'1.• r,.-. Ad 882. 842-4300, 24 Owner dealres partner to
(714) 225-9994. lllend, 7 mlnut .. to S.C. ,patio, $750, 982-5121 $1395/mo. 759--0819 en a cabinet•. Walk to 2 8<. pool, ger~. 1525 536-7979. hrs. lease 7500 It ol new Plaza or O.C.Alrport. EXECUTIVE Ho••E near Huntington Center. mo No """• I 95 "8" Pvt home no amolllng or apace In Huntington •--• •·1111 J f "" lllffl ----1 Bdrm-furn, $505 · ,..... · $400 furn. or unlum. t Br. drlnkl~· qu'iet M over M/F to shr 3 Br 2 Ba HB Beach Lease nuar. 1 -~ -Ult eaet O Newport the ..__ch. 5 Bdrm,.3 Ba, __. W Baker 841..0763 ......., • h w1 h 1 $250 & • Blvd. & eo. ol San Otego 2 a;.'Xtra.,... cul de aac 2 br & 4 br. $800 10 2 Bdrm-turn from $605 · · · """''ape. 18992 Aorlda. 30. $2 /mo. share utlla. 8°ftu6"8 • .._1
2 •• 1 'it percent ownership In 80, ... '!.~~~/.~ ..... ~ Frwy. Starting at S900 a lot. Fam ~dining rm. $875. Agt, 844-1 133 2 Bdrm TownhouM furn. 1425-$435/mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba. 842-2834. 842·3172 55(1..()837. '"07 .... 000 sq It bldg CIOM to
4 new condo• In Blahop, month. 631-~39, 2473 lplc, dbl gar. Kida & petal----"------lrom 1675 lpt .. beamed cellln~. Near blleoh 2 er. t'h Ba. Shire 3 Bdrm home In Employed •Ingle woman beach No dn pavm't.
CA. Trede or no down Orange Ave .. Coeta welcome. s 1.ooo lllPfl laundry rm .. pool. Aval. crpt1.drp1.blt-ln1.lrpk:, Huntington Beach. 1350 with 1 child deslrff 10 ~,:J~9 ,':45~58 Brooks
pymt. 63 t-7939 M.... 545-2000. Agent, no fee. I 11ory condo, 8 mo. No pell. July. Call for appt. enclld gerage. $595/mo. plus ullla. 840•2932 9\les. lessen her rent e•pendl----------
2 SUNNY 2b I ..... leue, $950 mo. lease Utllltlea Freel TSL Mgmt 642-1603 Call 536-0921 ture. SHklng llvlno •I· 4 deluxe olflca. etret ..... lc
Strip. Trad• or no down gar bit Ina d 1475 .. , n . pen un $500/mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba. up-1'A ml. to bllaoh, 2 br, 2 oorn w c ....... prtv. r tuat on n a arge " w/ location on Beeoh Blvd. yr. new condo Sun11t r w wor ..... op •••!!ilH optlo /aale 0 S R Ith kit .. _ N I I I h -•
Pvmt. 631_7939. OC·RENTALS Y150•3314 a., SI 1UJ 1-5. 2007 Baja. Agt LA QUINTA HERMOSA per unit, encled garage, ba, bale: .. tennla, pool & •hopping center & bu· elngle lather to coordl-HB. Front exposure, 1ge
---------__________ 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• e.«-5215. 18211 P1tkllde Ln. 1 blk patio, ell bit-Ina, laundry •P•· 1595. 213-831_4064 lllne. H.B. 982·7520. nate houeehold & family algn area, 65c eq.lt.
2 br houM. 1g derl, F/P. 2 br, 1 be, W/O hOok-up, AcroH et. from water.1--;;;;•;WmNl;ajjjlT;jj~ll;;:..All;;;i.M"-W. ol Beech, 3 blka S. of rm. •1.._,1 .,....... ,.111 whlle maintaining her Ownr. 213_.60-8555
1V•b8,Whlttler.Trldlor g1r. No pet'-$475. eultorndeeor.3Br2Ba. Edinger. TSLMgmt. 842-1803NewStudloapt,utUtum, 111 ..,·i ,_ ' prHent employment & n 0 d 0 w n p y m t . 2 1 7 8 O P 11 c! en tie. $975. 213/592-2871 Y..,ly Can1lfront, 3 Br. 141·1441 $325 mo. •••••• ••••••••••••••• will continue to pey rent.
631-7939. 54~7983 2 Ba. 2 atory, x.lnt area.---------large 3 Br. 2 Ba. Town-M0-1239 MNW lltll PleHewrltetoCIHSilled ---------1 Im.I 3144 docll apece •viii. Brok• Quiet Junior &· 1 ere. houae In quiet comple1t, · Wkly renta11 now 1vall. Ad «717, Diiiy Pilot. PO.
3 br hse. 1v. ba, Weat-BEST OU.l 1br unit T~~j;;~~· .. •tta··c•••••• 87S..912 From $375. Pool. rec. large pool, garden Mt-•1395 mo. 28r. 29•. 1140 & up. Color TV. 1seo. Cott• Meta. ca.
mlneter. good area. Cur-ger Utll·pd only $330 --'"~' 2,,b anyon Bluff• ., .. condo 4 Br rm .. HUna, enclad ga-ting. 1875. 845-3381, pool. petlo, llldt Ot<. no Phone• In room. 2274 92828
rently rented. Trade or OC-RENTALS 150-3314 ............ , " a. new 1 • rage. 17301 Keeleon off 875-5a.9. P•t•. l.ndry 841·98H, Newport Blvd. CM. 1---------n o d own p y mt . E/llde: n~ clMn 2 .... 1 cpt & paJnt. Gardener 2~be. lrplc:, f>"' w/elec Staler 842-7848 M0-7484 8'6-7445 F nonamkr to etw 2 b< 631 7939 "' $1150/mo Own/agt. cplt. New Cptl & pelnt. . . $530/mo. 2 Br . 2 Ba.-------------------1 duplu, E/Slde C.M.
• . Ba. lncd yard, enclad Av11t Aug 1, '752--0111 St75/rno ..... -Mt2 i.-. ..... I nu Townhou-. car port•, 111111111 ..... BE A c H AR E I $225 Incl. utlle. 845-7220
SKIERS DELIGHT • 1Br garage. Child Oii , no -· OC.AEHTAl.S ~.~............... patios. all bit-In•. lnd7. Lge 2 & 3 "'lowMouae " condo. wlk 10 the Ult, peU. $525/mo. plua 1 ., ...... .....,.,., •-Studio, non-amkr, bua/ rm, small pet Oii. wont epta, ylrda, enel gar, Shr 38r hM. S225 mo. UtW
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833-9f11 tr1de for am houN or security 2544 Orange 4 br. pool, lrplc:, '°'" htg. """' •-""to 9'VVU prof t¥Ylf 40 pref. $375 1ut1 lplc, hooll~. Nr Kunt. $77/Wk Incl. plue StOO NC. dep.
Moblle Home In Central "0". 548·2778. Nr IChoolt. 1900 eq ft. 1~14 open 1-<layl mo. Incl utll. 4a.-0451. TSL Mgmt. 842-1803 Hrbr. from 1575. Chit· S.A. 831·1198 alt 5'>fn.
or Northern Call!. By Weatalde 2 Br 1 Ba. fncd $1050. 551-1228 11111111111 Alt 5 &42-8221 d 0 840-tt07 1<11cnenett•Mlld·Pool ---------
Owner (Tt4l 552-3748 patio. enclad garage, WOCld1>ri<lge TwnhM. 2 br, (1•111•) ~'J!r.!!.fm! .. /.~!f Flrepla~.: pool. d l•h· ':vA~~BLE NOW ea.~:..::' & ~~:;55 F= ~r :!: 'Cd~: = ':°'~~~~~~: Lanuna Baach hooM, 4 new carpeta, drapea, den. 2 ba, new ,.nt, ......._, .... _ u• tlo X LO mo .. lat + llt 720-0850 842·"•"4.
br. 3 ba, apectacular palnt.Nopett.1495/mo. AIC.$175.84().1241 Y mon on Garden 2 Br. 1580. Ot<.Nopeta.Waterpald. ,._,_1'11 f-6-9PM. Debbie or Cullen ----------. ...,.. v•,... 8 the th ly BUT THE . w--· Pn pa · 2 Bdrm 1 bath, 1 child ....
view, nr beach, $48gl(, l>lue NCllflty. 548-5«2. 3 br. 3 ba patio .. __ 'f:'..ly a_920imo for 2 8r 21 557-2841. 142" mo .... •.2000. •••••••••••••••••••••• Bal I 3 b ho """'* 87K equity. Or IN/opt. ''70-&aat. ....__, din.rm .. ....._":;:,-d, , ... rom. w~_!o200..ch. ·Aval · " "''"" Furn. 3 Br 2bll tvn w/pool · •· r uee. wet-~ ol'llce wt
8•• "517 "~~21 10 '"'"-""" ,_ ...,.,.. ''1101 Llr-1 er. EaaUlde. na· Agent. no fee. on Yo acre. v-. private. nonatnllr. prof. M/F. ~t view •-11 1000 ""-v .~ 1 Br. wtth etove. covered Outatandlny location . tur.i wood beerned oel· r.-•• .._. ~ very tuah g:oundi. S.2,$0 +utll.673--04111tt. ;.q."ft. ........,v ' ,. ULI. TIAll perking, chtld & small pet Gardening ncl .. Pool, 28r, boat dc:k S600/Wk llngs & c1blnet1. light a ~':'::'.~ ••• ~':':' 11500/mo. Open Set/ _1________ 65&-7100
Btautllul home, frp!C In olc, $450/mo. 536-7979. etc. 1196. 857+85e4 eve LIFE'' airy. $425. Ht-0522 ......... Sun 1·5. 431 E. 20th St. F to shr 2 br houM w/M. ---------
bdrm. lull 1Z lot. 1125, Npt Hghtl twnl\M, 3 BR, 2 DEERFIELD COND0-38", 18', botlt dOk '400/Wk btwn 3-5. ......... 5-4M199 & 873-n11 S.A. Hg1a nr Airport, IAL --
000 equity. Want home bl. lpc, yd. Obie Qlf. No 281, lovely encl unl, IN .... a&n ja.-~ ....... --. I.a..,..., 1 Br ldult ,,.., 28 2 I BAI.. IS. St-a to bev, 1 $250 Incl. utlll. M&-24115 •If 111' .. or apta In Nwpt arH. -'• 1195. 842-5122 $125 mo. 551·2922 --llllMWP T.__ ....... ..,... · ' r ba, rpto, deck, ,.... ' C"' ... PI. ........ -UTllUR
84 05 ,....., rw_. ---• · lhopa, pool, all utll pd. w/d, 11300/mo•yrty, Call bt, greet patio, frpt, gar. F nOl\Mlllr to lhr 3 br. 2 """ "'"'' -"'" ,..,.,
5-57• 965-0782 3 BR 2Y. Ba E/Slde, En-Wlllll llM171 g1~~·~.!~~~1:•:: 1 811. M 0 n r 0 v I e . toll,,.. 1·IOO-MM972 $300 wkly. 328Y. SIP· b• duplex. CdM, 3 blkt ~:~~c:1:11e~v·~:a~
Jntlll gllah tudor etyle w/ 3 Bdrm detached horNe Harbor View Horne 3 Br. 2 I II n day 646-0338 aak for C71ta phlre, 8.1. 544..()914 to beach , 12 4 5 . UNEXCELl.ED l!I\•
...................... vaulted~· muter IUI· In exc.llent ., ... Av .... 8a. lamllyrm.S10001mo. 9runcl'l...O't• .';!,.,..,.. .......... ,,,,.,.,, -..a lln.f 873"8732 VICES. ENVl~NT. B•IHlflnJd" l:ii.~eSt~2:.mo.AtllfO< ble Immediately. L ..... 844-e977.,, ,..,,_.Plue .,} .__ INft _.,., 4 bdrm, 4 blltll, aandy SAVEMOHEY STAFF ~/;J;."i .. ""jjii ua ,_ J:>'~:;', 1 t:':h': 3 Br. home. lrple, nice G"flT':· ...................... ...................... ~\~oc;· =· ~= ~~. ==·;?a-=""'' The~
•••••••••••••••••••••• 38r, , ... a. E. Side home from. We're \tie °'*to .,.., Harbor HIOhland•· "I c". AT I 0 .. ! K b nk ? rm .. 2 ba, '3100 July. s--·· ·-· ...... L~rm a 7~t. lmmlCUl•t• & nicely f\irn. ,.._.,,, ""Mv f Call for ...... Upgrade• lntlcfe. prv1 T • n n I •• F, e. enne u port . '3500 A Ult Biil 0 -· ... _, .... DU ---------°" Grand c.na1. Bal 11. 3 ~"::.,"'a :!;.,am, 1m I 'flld, hOt tub. Nr eahoola. &..eMoM (Oro l P'O Rlt ~ · run-betll, houM prlv. 1275 CdM dlx IUlte. AIC, .,..,.,..
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S&S Alphlt 831-41t9Llc
Dan Hallb«g Grading
& Paving Co. Aet/Coml.
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Mark Aoblneon Conlt.
Since 1978. 754-0959
Co<NfltOM CarP9f)lry
Sp«:. In Patio Cov«e
FrM HI. 499-4014
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C1tm c1•1 a patio co-... ..._,_ HAULINO.OAAOINO 11!..•ll~.... vara. ,, •• eall, r•fl, rr.'~•••••••••••• demolition, Olean•UP r.::'••·'·"e'On'n ••••••• Promot .... aw Tim Complete Lawn oar•, oonore11 a tr .. r9n1ov11 Cemenl0•Muonry.~ ' otean-uc>a. trM WVlce, Qulcill aarv. 042·7NI
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Ort ,...1,_. W .. I F,_ •t<AT"INA'I: LIVl·IN Local. Stud90t w/lrucll. 1191·,... "'"'· • hlkpra dtlly maid Mrv .. Ill Lewi• 87&.lt80 Mt. No )Ob too ""4111. olrloa' olaanlng, orpi '" S3e-2t07 Cleenlng. ISS·Z1il TOC)ped/~. Ctean Haullng·•tuclent w/ttuck ---------up, lewn r9"0V. 7514471 Low ratH, r•llebl•. QJU C'1f .._,, ••ow· I""" • OL• •N UPS Th Ink you , S I Iv• . •••••••••• .. •••••••••• T:f.~•••••••••••••• "" ""' . ....,., 75no1~8 • Haullno • Llf\d110lf>lng --·-· _ .. _____ _ llUL LM&Tm OfllVWALL/ACpusric 1 Fr .. Mf. 142-9907 HAULING & DUMP ~elrt. new • old. 1
for ohlldc1re oent•r yr1 ••P· 8ud 552•9512 Mow, lldge. r1k•. iweep, JOBS. Allt tor RandV,
1v1ll1bl•. II\ 8outh •Pring clHn·up, haul. M1·M27 °''%, County. Call fOf ~:::;-r=t~~. Chuck 842·2873 bet I PROF. SERVICE
det 1· Lio. $ttMo4 1.ssz.5549 am. H1ullno • yrd cia1n up M A Y 0 C K RHld. Cln·uP•. gud•n Oulctl & clean. FrM HI , ........ , 14,. DRYWALL TAPING 873-06411 JIOOUNNl'l'llf All Tutur• & Acou1tl0 Hrv, m1lnt, trH trim.
lAGIJlll.' ~ FrM .. , Kevin 875-9088 FrM .... M 1· 1090 Wiiiy (7M)4M·at.M
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875-93ee
!~!!!!!~!!''· ...... . ROBIN'S CLEANING
s.vio. •• thoroughly
ol .. n hoUM. 540-0857
TIRED OF HASSLES?
A.ilable cleaning n.tp le
herel Ael1. 960-7452
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Aa9pon11Dla tu prof will
malnttln a HOUr• vour llOm• whlle you 1r1vel.
Beginning In Sept. No
drug1/1loohol or emo...
king. A•••· avell. Calf
Anewar •d •2~1 . &42-4300 24 hra.
R"~lble cpl, mid 30'•
IOOklng to hou ... lt thl•
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pl1n11, houM, etc. Cell
Ken H1v•n. 780-8076,
rel1 avail
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John Mullaney & Sona
Concrete, brick, wood
decka, reland1eaplng &
tree ramo11al. 770-2953
Aenovatlng.Sprlnklera
New 1awn1-CIHn up
Dave 042-4853
Bud 549·5285
VANDENBERG
LANDSCAPING Prof•Hlonal Auto CIH· nlng, Waxing, Polllhlng.
The O.tallert M0-5199.
& ClrJ*'try. Llc'd. 25 l1rge or 1tnall Jobi. -, .. -.... --lal---.. -.. -..... --Ctt•I 1-mlt yrt ••P· lrwln 548-2719 l,.IC. 311ee21. 673-0359 TrM trim, ~. olnupe, ...... s·············s········ Fl-Fin .......... "·-= LIC'O ELECTRICIAN <*Mnt work. FrM .. ,.
Joan'a CIHnl"" S•rvlc• Malnt., aod. planllng, ... ~ 11wn1, clHn-upa &
No IHm/No l'lampoo ·-....... --· Quel work Real Call 549-fJO I Stain Sc>ecialllt. Fut Aemod. Spec. R I F • • · rllM 1 4 anyt me. HOUM1-Apt1-Aental1 trim. LIC'd 979-5146
Ol11CM. 540·1287 1---------Auton'IOblle Air Cond.
Repair. t80 w.i11 Place
CM. Bontekoe ~9-5208
dry Free .. 1. 839-1582 Lie. 419587 720-1280 rM 9't. 83l ·5072 Tom Jeaala'a Gardening
ELECTA.ICIAN Clean-upe, trM trim & Ganarel HouHCIHnlng Shampoo & steam clean. WAY CONSTRUCTION Sml Jobl/Rapelra. Lio. malnt . .-v. 540-eo35 Aallable, rala. 10 yrt exp.
Color brighteners, whl Remodel • AddttlOnl 2331oa-c-to. 54,,_5200 •---------982-0510 alt. 4 ld-111/af. crpt1 • 10 min. bleach. Lie. 420802 &42-1200 ... ~~ ....••...••....
Pre-school leaohar will Hall. llv/dln. rma $15; 1vg 1 • .1 ......... I lee
b1by1ll, 1cllvlll••. roomSS7.50; COUCh $10; Uc. 30MM. A.model.
supervised pl•Y· Bulhard chr 5. Guar. allm. pet add' c.blnat
& Adami, HB. 964-32118 odor. Crpt rapal.r. 15 Yfl ·~·8M• •· up Do work myHll. _____ sae __ ,_M_s... __ M4 __
BABYSITTING-my home. Rafa. 531..0101 M4'a.a...a-_a .. -.......,
tncd yd. hol mNl1. Any. -----------....----time. 548·2674 •I EXCEL CARPET CARE FrM •t. Rau. prio..
JICk Buffington Oual. work. Lie. 337169. INFANTS & UP Ownat/QC)9(1tor 631-2345
Day or Night, $50/Wk. Carpet, uphol, "" rug Coate Mua 846-5759 clffnlng. Work ouar. GeMral Contractor
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20 yrs. Do my own WOfk.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT
Quality HouMOleanlng
with a Personal Touch
Bath 850-0033
REPAIR-PLUMBING Hom• CIHnlng· honell.
Carpentry, alee, Ille FrM r.ilable. h1rdworklng &
"'· No Job too am&ll. references. 554.4454 845-2111 I ---------HouMCleanlng + m11nt & EXPERT HANDYMAN rep1lr Sherry 631-6146
Carpentry • Roofing
Plumbing, etc. 642-8013 Thorough Old·falhloned
Complete heecleanlng.
Reis Jan 539.fl199
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Check our pric.t ti.fore
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Call Judy, 649-1551
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FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Reta. Steve 968-6463
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FrM .. t1m•I .. 552..()410 •&-1--• Top qu11l1y. Speotal care
In handkng. 25 yre ai1p
Comp•tlllve Ratel
No ov•rllme. 730-1353
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18/rOll. Alfie 7&1·7027 & PIUMblng Repairs.
•l•-h FrM "t. lob 815·M51 f/f!!!~:-:-r.:......... Custom c.r1m1C Tiie
ED'S PLASTE"ING Prompt C.11 Chuck
ALL TYPES INT/EXT 876-1408 dyt
T exturaa Palel'llno
FREE HT 045-1251 f ttt ltmtt
PLASTER PATCHING ~AY0TRfE°CA.Af;,;p;
AHIUClCOI. lnt/ut. 30 Mrv. ' 11ump grinctlng. yrt. NHI Peul 545.2977 Llc'd, In• flo40-9308
1/e••Ja• HERIT .AGE TREE SEAV
• • •• • • •• '·•••• •• ••••• • Complete trM cate. 17 Ft.trlet PhMaMea yr• 11tper Dan 552-5377
Your lull Mt'Vice ptuf',,'f,.,
H l ·MIO/M0-1212 r.-.1!.~I. •••• •••• ••••• ..-.-1,,,_-----•-1-1-1-L-L--14-1-.-11-2-1 Mo1t aubjeet.1, K· 14 .!.!' •• ~I.••••••••••••• 01)' .. ve.eummer S10wk
ST AAVING COLLEGE
STUDENTS MOVING
CO Lie. T124-'438
1n1ured 641-8427
WATCH US GROWi
Fiii PlllTIH 2• llr ~, •l••~r ttt Mr. Morg1n, 845-5176
by Alchlrd Sinor Lie ltaNtJ/MIJt ... I WI"''" tltul•f 280644 13 yr1 of happy ••••••••••'l~ •• r.:! ••• •••••••••••••••• •••••
local cu11omer1 Mll'n-h tfa•·lt-4. ' Let the Sunshine In"
Thenk you, 631-4410 Free "' Aaaa. rvieef Cell Sunlhlne Window ,.. Cleaning. Ltd. 54&·8853 PAINTER NEEDS OU1I. work. Lio. 337169. 20% Monthly Discount
WORKI 30 yra ekp, Intl 631-2345
Exler Acouatlc c;elllng1. ---------MA. SPARKLE· all wndwa,
011111 Palnllng 647·5f815 ~!!!!'!!............... both 1tdes, 1oreen1 & ~HENRY ROOFING~ 1rac:k1 Honesl. depan-EXTERIOR PAINTING dlble Guar no llrHk•
Custom WO<k Free eat Shtke-Shlngles-Cbmp Reas PltGeS. 540-5654 ReH + fine Int & Ital· Uc 4 15232 546-6213
nlng Stave 547-4281
RALPH'S PAINTING
lnt1ex1 Reaa. rates
Rel Free esl. 536-9898
B&M Paln•1ng & Tiie
Free ell lntlexl & stains
10 yr1 In OC Spec rite
on apts Call 24 hrs,
1-995-3488 collect.
HOUSEPAINTING
In & out Free est.
Call Bruce 972-0116
Huber Roofing-all 1ype1. You don'l need • gun to
New-recov1r-decks "draw last" when you
Uc. a411602. 548-9734 plaoe an ad In the Dally Piiot W1111 Adil Call now
...•.••...•....•..•...
MOBILE SERVICE
Aesaeen•IN-ecreen1
NB/CM only 642-9552
lff11t11i1l "'"'" ......................
I &42-5678.
WILL BABYSIT $1/Hr Fr" &I. &45-1771 UC. 3S3217. 557· 1738
6 wkl·2~ yrs. M-F.
6arn-8pm C.M. 042·299
SELL Idle llama with a •----------
Dally Piiot <Auliflad Ad. C1-lflad Adi M2·5e78
LOU'S HOME REPAIR
Elec-CltP9f)try-Plumb.
Pluter-Stucco-Pllnt Shop II home. II'• ... y BRICKWORK Small jobs. lnt /Exl. lowest r11a1,
Newport. Costa Mesa, prompl. neat service. 10
SECRET ARIES TO GO
Your Office or Oors
Elticlentl Reliable
ln-N>usa Word Proc.
Little MIN Muttet .. , on •
Tulfet. along came 1
spider and read In the
Dally Piiot C1aa1lflad
MCtlOn ltloul Miii Mui·
tet'a Tultel and bought II
for $9.95. You een Mii
your tultll and 1011 ol
other things lhrough
Dally Pilot CIHllll•d
Adi. Call 642·5878 Real. prio. 875-4558 wfth clUllflad IM2·5e78 trvtne. Reis 1575.3175 yr• 1n arff 848-5684 No minimum 642-0969
c ... '"''' ,.,..,,.,,., ·-~~!!!~ ....... !.~~! ... '!fr.!!ffl!r .•• !~!? ffl!.~.!!.~ .... !~ ~~! •.......•. ~!!l.!!.'!.'!!. .••• !.{!f ~!!l..'!~~t!. .... !.{'A '!!!l..'!!!'.t!. .... !.{'! ~ . .'!l..'!~~t!. •... !.'.!! ~!!I..'!!!~'!. .... !.'.'! '!!.'l..'!!!~t!. .... J.l.~ ....... ,,.,.,., ~ Found: 5 Mo blk/lan JtM flg#M 111J BABYSITTER wanted, CONSTRUCTION-Sub· --------•I
Shep/Huakl• mill, red •••••••••••••••••••••• mature peraon 40 + pref contractors. qlly, good General , I property from S99t< dn,
., .... owe et 10% 1n1. E•l111ng
collar, Fem. 842-0189 Klnd. lntallloent. practical for 2 boya, mlJll be vary performance, realdenllaJ, INFORMATION on AlaS·
nurH offers che•rlul dapendlble, own tranap an subs. 760-6859, 9.5 ken, out of atate end
compenlonahlp, ••P. 590 wk. Call Patty ---------overseas job• now 1val·
personal care. 720-0n9 a:30AM-5PM. 760•59,.2 COOKS Poe. a11all. 2 yra. lable $20,000 to $50.000 FHlfale YalleJ loans fully asaumabla.
2 bldgs. olflce/atorage 1&2 bdrm, ocean l/lawl.
t 15.880 & 2,880 Sq Ft). Nex1 to Oceanside Ma·
Excellent corner loc.. rlna, No. Coast Village.
parking. lease all or part. Broket, (714)721-088e.
Annual leue with option
Lost: Fem. lo ng hair
Germ. Shep, blk w/lan
marking•. IS yr1 ,
"Karm1". 1091 nr Tony
Roma's, NB A•ward.
Oya 645·0901, a vea
120-1321
up wlbroller & Huie a y e a r C e I I · PI T bkkpn & clerical · • Babyalttert .. nagerlor 10 work Call: 644-1237, 3016599333 Operator po11tlon w1nted, N.B. year Old t>oy. Mon thru Mon Fri 111 2PM 040. • ·
eraa. Raia. 873· 1632 Fri. summer & alter ---·-"------·~~~~~~~~~I
to renew. FOUNTAIN ..... Wuttl J1J1
VALLEY SCHOOL DI· •••••••••••••••••••••• ·STRICT PO Bok 8510 Need $30,000 3rd TO,
eva. echool, China Cove, CdM 0..llfef lalet =
NurM Mltl1 night duty, 12 on the t>Meh. 075-1273. Ylt .. lea Gen Ole M uet lype
SOwpm 10-key by touch,
gd. w/phonea Mature
person. P/llme. 1·5PM.
Could lead to Flllme.
Non-amkr pral'd. Apply:
9·5. 621 W 19th, CM
• very 111ge equity wller·
Loll: Golden rllriaver
puppy, vie. Tullln/ 17th
CM. Reward. 631·7053
l\r lhll1. $70. Xlnt long iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil W• are looking tor de-
cue ref1. 675-2055. BANKING P•ndeble. friendly per· Fountain Valley. Naomi front home 842·5683
Wieland 714/842-6851 i-----·-----Night duty. eon with exper. In vita· TELLER min ulee Of related nu-11111/lff111 •il!:J."' ,,..,
300 to 900 sq. ft Dntwn •••••••••••••••••~!
Loil: M1l1mut•. 6 mo•
Old. Chok« chain, Cit
Hwy & Alv•rtld• Av•.
NB. Aewwd. 2803 W. C.C
Hwy. 64s-6351
•tJ1. lluW 1111 1tltton11 knowledge to A;;0t,~·o;:;;,·e;~·ei:; hrf.Tlllt WOtk In our hNIUl loocl
Laguna 494-5688. u . uma lnstrucior needed PIT. llOfa. Cuti reg\jter ••·
Ccnta M•H er••· Call We are currently Inter· per 1 plul Xlnt medlcll Mon. 111 9AM, 54s,.2111 viewing for a Taller & dental benefits Um· ,.,.,u;.i •••tll4Jll lhrtcac• 1t. 1 ...
• • ••••••••• ••• •••••••• Speclallzlng 1n lat & 2nd t 160 sq II. cons1a11 ol TD'• alnoe 1949
Lost dog, Germ1n shor·
th air polnt•r. bro11Wn/
white. 7/4. 641·5170 Htlr
& San Diego Fwy.
(part-lime) who wants to lorma lurn'd. No Sun·
uppe< level e11eeut1ve ot· Robt. Siitier NH/CM
lk:e w/pvt beth. Ground A.E. Broker Bd Realtor•
floor reception area and 642·217 t 545-081 t
ApartMent Manager. ax· be part of our growth. daya. Please apply In
perlanced. mllure COU· person Lindberg Nutrl·
«O sq 11 anop space.1 ________ _ Lost: 9 yr Old cr08MY*I
S""-. "Chalya". Irv.
Reward. 559-4774
pie. 100 beeulltully Selec1ed lndlvldual uon Service, 3333 S
maintained units. coutal sh<>Uld have a min. of 1 Bristol St In So Ctt
Allr1Ctlva, quiet Coata
Mesa industrial complek.
IOOW HAS SSS for T0'1
RE Loana, 101< Up, No
arH. $750 plus bonus yr. recent experience In Plaza.C M
p1u1 apartment, no pell 111 pf\IMs of commercial iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil &42-4907 wkdyS. banking teller 1r1nsac· Credit Chac:k. No Pen-Lost: blk M puppy w. tan
_N_B_3_9_7_5_8_1_h_3-'"-.,,--i ally. Dennison & Aasoc:. legs & fee., Vlc1orl1 &
. . re . """ aq, 67"7311 c c M A d G
-979.9533 AlllY IUllYI lions.
II. or IHI. MIA zone.1 __ ~--------anyon. • · •w1r · rNI w1y lo -n extra
.,..A_gen:;.__1_5o4_1._50_32_. ___ ir-.. Un9Hll/ 840-3893 or.1·7~ ~at~ra=•s:,,.
S750 up. 2160 II. lndu-• .. ~--11·' Found. LhlH Apio. Nr near home 1ft« trllnlng.
O..,_ .,,. <>-Tw'I-· I Edwardl & Slater, HB. atrial • "-· 1....,., 1 ..._.. '-I I 1-.M c .. a.2-oo3& 10 Identify. Lewn 1 vlluabla elcMI &
dondo Clrcla "E Hunt· ••••••••••••••••••••• gal axp•rl.,,c;a. Soma
• lngton, Beach. 842-2834. f.lllffu•tall 1111 1f1NU11 U calh bonuM1. Cl'loo .. . lfflOI ......... ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• frotn many available .,_ UROPEAN EXCHANGE Enjoy your wadding or poaltlon1. Call today:
Approk 2000 aq ft. Nr STUDENTS, 1rrlvlng In epaclal _, ... on bMU-Tu1Un 731-0481
Crown V1lley Pkwy, & August. would Ilka to Mva tlful ranch wtth magnlfl-Sarita Ana 542-4783 'toF°:(.~)~~~ Vie-with famlllel end 1ttand cent view. M lnllla re USAA Ctr. 552-3173 high school nut yHr. avlll. (714)723..Q097 _A_S_S-IS_T_A_N_T_O_F_C_M_G_R-.1
lnl'11 Wultl 4fll Student• are carefully * * * EJtpar nee. Soma baek
•••••••••••••••••••••• acrHned, bright, oul· Aff--..&ll , .. _._, ofc preferred, 4 day work W11nted: Udo llland t or 2 going, fun, all apeak En· ... , .. .. wk. friendly & out~"" t>r apl, yrty leaM, prof. F gllsh. Select 1 boy or girt OP«! 24 hrs 1 day ··• w/good refa, needed by whoM lnterHtl mltch 7 d1ya a *Mk •tmoaphara. &45-T ~
Sept. 15. yours and enrich your Jacuul, sauna. Loc111 •ttraCtiYe ~...I
Our sueca11 In Iha lndu·
stry atlOWI u1 to provide
highly competitive Mlary
and benelll• Including
Madlc11. Dental, paid
vec.tlon Md mcwe.
INTEl\VIEWING BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY
PteaM call:
Personnel Dept.
7 t4-7l0-8000
~
.;--c&mk ....-,,.
.-i ~·wport
.... 111/llUI
TYPllT
Fllt·Paced ad agy. nds
fall. 1ccurate typist,
85wpm. Gen. otc duties
plUI deOverles Salary &
banal111. Aek for B•r·
b#'L 714-751-2180
Creel• a ,_ life 1ty1el
Ektra Income + tu de·
duct Iona
751-11985 for appt
UTA llTIY PllSll
Gen lnaurance agency In
Co111 ...... hU opening
for Date Entry parson. 10
key a mu11. Pd. Co. ti.-
nellt1 Salary commen-
surate with ••Pl< Call
Marie. 5-49-9923 770-3364/67S-4462 famlly'a Ille together. u well u 1ourl1t1. ft Qll
La1rn 1bou1 1noth•r BankAmerleatd, Muter Sophlatlcatad, sttract,,,.,
Trans to O.C .. Famlly euttura while lharlng Iha Charge, American Ek· wall groomed girl to EOE M/F Oellvlfy: Light work, 6 hre
wan11 to lel9e Irvine or bait of your Ufa In Arna-pr ... , Olnera. All w•I· mod•I prlvltely for In· ~~~~~~~~;~ Mon-Fri. Hr1y salary Call ·N.B. 3-4 bd, lamlly rm, rice • A wonderful U · come 714/645-3433 .. dlvldual 3_4 hra per i Monti 833-aoc>O
house or townhouse. change! EDUCATIONAL 2112 Harbor 81. CM ··-... Stri"'ty ""vete -~d lllllf&IJ fl NMd by Auq 15th. Best FOUNDATION FOR ....,. "" ..,... -·
Rell. (213) 483-2757 Sal FOREIGN STUDY Your Cir Reflac:1• You In good , ..... Utmoat ·--· ' 1 C"•tom W•• a~ .. , dlacratlon 1s1ur1d. --_.r_ only. (714) 640·7016 non-profit organization. --..,.. W• -a growing eom-----------• Cell John Billey (714) RMa. •Tony 647-824 1 Grfft pay · tlaklble hrs. mercial benk with oor· Housing, A&B tor well .,___. ....,...0 ~ .. ..._._,._.. 559-1972. Mu & Su• c~os w-..,. •~ ..,...., ,..~ •• .., .,..,__, ""'lie omc. In 1-·na mannered M . atudant, ·~ • """' ...,.... to daacrlpllon to 8o11. Ad ,.... ..._... age 17 attending 1.agun1 Wiison (714) 731--0479 Of party with you. Cell Sue No. 1011• Dally Piiot. Hilla and -looking IOf
Beh HI. 1.774.3344 (203) 829-2754 collec1. or Kathy any t 1 ma. 8ox t&eo. eo.ta M.... • eecratary with ucall9rlt
953-9383 CA Hl2' ciarlcal 11<1111, typing 60 lw. ·'la '/ SCRll.I LETS wpm, plu• dlct1phone. ._1_~!~ NII ftlll• •-I -Affl...... Two ya1r1 111perlanca ,._. ·~WERS -·-· required. •••••••••••• •••••••••• ft1W PHOTO MODELS WN allgnmt. & br'ka. Own 11 you lf'l)Oy the~
...... ESCOATS/OANC£RS hand loola. Newport Tlr1 of 1 dlv9ralflad Job, -a.-t..Jt. JM Y.itow . OMwey OUTCALL 24 HAS Ctr .. 3000 E. c.t. Hwy, hlV9 the poaltlon for you. ••• ~r;::: •• ;i•••••••• =r·-~ ....at1 _Cd __ M--------1 You will be rlllPOOlff>M
OrlJ*Y & wei191per Store MONEY waa STOLEN HOUSEKEEPER needed for menaglng ldledul9,
Dentel
FINANCIAL SEC'Y &
OFC COMMUNICATOR
EJtp'd Ara you aearch1ng
for a progranlve, quality
office where your out·
goi ng pareonellty &
dental •xperllae In
handling telephone. II·
nancial arrangemer1t1 &
patllf'll cont.et la ~·· dated & r-ardad? W• .,. • hlghly lklllad taam,
f\8'>PY to otter top Nlary
& e•c•llant ban•llta. $1600 II qvallfled. New-
port Beach. 831-2490 In exciullv• Npt 8ch area A• my old Qfll\df>I uled fOf tJuey prof.Wonal tn 1ypln9 corr .. ponO.nce,
on CoHt Hwy. Ekc•I to Hy. "Navar gu1rd THERAPEUTIC M AS· N.8., verled dul ... , mull cwrytngoutprofactaand 0£NT. ANI. Ortho. Npt.
money maker. $5500 to-your money, guard yovr SAGE be ariergetlc a rallable, 5 IMllllng Senior Ottar. Bctl. 4 d1y M·Th. Ekpar.
tat prloa. $550/mo rlf'lt. health." So 1 took his FOf Men & Woman, by hre/dy, Mon·Frl, car & We otter growth Q9POf· & ADA raq. &42·2620 Call 640-2700 Ilk lor advice Ind wNle 1 -oartlflad ma11aur, NB r•I• required. (7 U) tunlty, noellent wortclng
Rob. di~ my hMlth, my 780-382.5 M()..41H2 condlllon1, 111ary and 000 LOVER! Wiii lraln,
Chemical Lie.nee t;.EY waa STOLEN. ---------ben•flta. Call Cerol grooming kenn•I help.
Piil Thuyna at 830.-.00 _9_5_7_-1_589 ____ --..,.-,---1 SERVIC~:s~E. BUSI· IMI f fnM ... . , ......... , ...... ·· ..
"S kl t t I •••••••••••••••••••••• • par • w~ • ., rH • REWARD: L011 large fe. • :
m•nt eyetam for A .. mal9 SlamaM Si llpottit· • . • -Ull ldantlal Poole wlll net 1 Anew•ra to Muffin We an IMkilll to build a W1or pool o1 qualified • Equal ~portunlty Em·
$40,000 plu1. $15,000 ~ laland 173-12.... p'aphlc .............. for two dapenmm te In
dowr1 ~ aqulpmt. Wiii · our p19-FfW .,._ If 1'0U haw uparieDr:le In
train, no ·_,,. nee. Call LOST: WHtclllf .,... ~room or-.. dep9rtmmt wwk
Mr. Jotinaon. pereon to Gray Codlatlel "C«ky". and .,.. ln-....d In .......,... prochatdon.
f*IC)n collect It CallfOf· A • w a r d • u r g • n t . oom6der u.. oppinunlU. otfe'ld by u.. Dliq
nl1 Ctlemloal Corp.. &45-7080. wrk. 831.....ol Pllot.
408-817·0111, Mon. Found Kay ring w/14 kaye
9AM·5PM vie Victoria l Natlonll. We an ~ to u.a-our pert·Uma C~'1 Book Store CM. Call to ld•ntlfy llbor fcnr. f\&U·time ~may daYelop In
In fal1"11rowfna s.ddi. 84~8 the n.r futw'e.
blCk V~. a1l-l088 LOii: Blk trl·Clr lhaltl• We are ll'IOlt In~ In peop&e w1th lkil1I
fem. Vic: Santa Ana A..... In the foUowt.nc ~ _....a cM. Reward 552-1111 Paste-up
WAllB Loet: Cook1r Span. M. ad buildlnl or pete llllllile-up
Our current bullneM II bull color, "B9tltley", experiecl dellrlble.
lkyrodletlng. We .... Clly St. N.8 . Cinda Proofr1-~
rnanutecturw 1oc*1nO tot 831·7815, 5o4&-4300 X13 .....
• wnoi ..... to take on L-t· M ·-..... .......... ,._ T-'-t ti. mOM llCN•ICed tlaO-.... . • ... _ ........ "'''" """' , .... tronlc MCUr"Y tine~ raddlltt Ian. g,..,, eollr,
lllble. Tl\lala a•u•Hlon "M11thew", Brletol & ~~t~P-' T~ proof ~ Wt pro-Werner. a.A. REWAlllO. • ...
vlde full llOtOfY .... , M1-300t/JM l fM
.._, ~........ Found: Germ. INp. ""'· ~ to ..tt ,_ .......... under
you SIW M Wllnt t /21. Creme/blk. Nr ~ "f· rlatie baun Md..,... =-=·= ::.=r*""V*'f, St00,000. ptua a Yffr , _ _.. T _...._ ,......._
po1anu11 fncolfte , we --an .._. ..........,.
would be tntet•ted lft .,.,.... puripy. abt I "'°·
1*'1ng lrOlft JOU ~ Ille 1= & ~. N.&
ln¥tlll1Nnt --,..~ .... ~~'~----! Qw.ct. ~ IW """ ~ Ootdlr! ,...,..., ~~ ~...... Lab ...... COier. ''tlaAlA 1.-...1... ·-· .... ... ~-Mr.
l
·--.. white eattno and CftM· tin g. Earn S 1000 10
12500 '* mo. 8uparvl-
aory poalttont avallable.
5"8-7970
BKPR/ACCT.
Eatabll•h•d Newport
Beach rNI Mtata lnllelt
m•nt & development
"""· Mute "'"' minimum 3 yeett ~1()9. Pr-.
l•r real ••t•t•/ OO!Wtruotlon. ,,,..,.,. fl.
nanclal 1tatement1 a.
audit work ,..,., •• Ex·
c:•llent worklf\8 oondl·
Ilona. 8Mwy oommenllU-
rai. Wlltl~.
Pl•H• H nd rt1ume:
Howwd, Howw.t .....
l'lltd, h10 .. 1'.0 . 8 011 e•ao. Newport leecfl.
Ill II • ,,.,,.., _.. .... prof,
onlM. "'"· "'"· NCl'
HOMEMAKERS w /car
needed tor houseclea-
ning service Must be
thorough, dependable.
ekperlenced SS/hr Call
Diane. 964-9766 l11e msg
lllllllfPER
Famlly 1ook1ng tor ma·
lure hve-out housekee-
per. Must have own car
& knowledge ot oourmet
health lood cooking.
Some evening child cere.
Nonsmoker Raia req
Salary opan N .B
673-9192 .................
at SURF & §ANb hotel II
loo6clng for • bl--llngu.al
night 1uparv11or. Mon
thru Fr i , Spm to
1 L30pm Conleet Mias
Maree II 497-«77
INSllANCE
WILL TRAIN AMBI ·
TIOUS, RELIABLE PEA·
SON WITH GOOD TELE.
& TYPING SKILLS. MIN.
I YR OFC EXPEA. V.A·
RIETY OF DUTIES XLNT
WORK CONO & BENE·
FITS CONTACT SHA·
RON OR JIM AT
754-7612
Llt11e MIN Mutlel NI on a
Tullet, along c1ma • IPlder and read In the
Dilly Piiot Cl111llled
MCtlon about Mia Muf·
f•l'I Tuff9C and bought It
for $9.ts. You Cati ... ,
your tulf.t and lot• of
other thing• through
Dilly Piiot Claulfl•d
Ada. Call M2·5e78
I
INT DESIGN SALES I•-------· "jursing Flair for decorallng nee MARKETING •• SttPEIYllll
Fie• hrs Will train MARKETING 3.11 30 tut11t1ma Alto 499-1461. RN parl/ttme 11 ·7 LVN
UI IELPll
F1t1me. Reg position
Clean see urchin lank,
wash g1auware plua
misc dut,.s Hvy lil1ing
Call Lucy Hanaen.
675-2159 t<erckhotl
Marine lab . CdM A
Fae ol Cat Tech. EOE
M/FIH
MANAGEMENT lull/time 7-3 30. Hunl·
IMOIOn Bch 847-3515
TRAINEE Nursing LYl'S
tor 3. 11 shitt Compeh·
t1ve salary. Excell bene·
ltlS 642·8044 or apply 1n
person Flagship Conv
Hoapl . 466 Ftao-htP Rd
NB
PART· TIME au11tan1 In
LIU.UY $12 0 O -Optome-INC olc,-hrly + Substitute position• comm Exper pref Toby
needed for NB Pubhc 631-3309 Mon-Fn 9.12 Library Must have on·
call lie,. & min avall cl PUT /Tl•E 20 hrs/wk.
l l.••at•• I PER MONTH Permanent sales poslllon "" • •O UP llOES•••y 1n retail fan s1ore Some MLS Degree $9 48/hr ' .... weekend work We w111 CUil i lH/IH-Ull 1r11n qualllled. reliable
Entry level S5 60/hr ~~C~a~ll~S~u~n~·~M~on~·~T~ues~~ person 768-03 .. 9 App11c&1 1ons may be .:.: ---P-llT--Tl-.---
oblllned at Nwpl Cenler lllfllCAL SHOWJIT Branch, 856 San Cle-Eves end/or W.-ands. menle Or . N.B. 92660. Learn medlcel skills & Responsible adults, over serve In the Army Res· 21 ith t t di t Please mall eppllcalion erve near home Call to· . w ou s en ng, a • &lor resume to Library day tractive personalities to
Adm1n1atra11on (same Tusttn 731_0481 work w1lh youth (ages
addrasa) Santa Ana 542-4763 '0. 14 I Ca II 2. 5 PM,
USAA Ctr 552-3173 642"4321· E.t 346 EOE
Liquor clenl, recent ••Pl'. M I 0 N I G H T A I 0 E .
preterred. Full time. 11PM·7PM. Fri & Sal nights. Good pay & per-manent position. Apply nights. 842·5861. 4000
In person. Holiday HouM Hllarl1 Way. Newport
PDTttm
Newsp1per Promotion .
Mon -Fri .
5 30PM-9:30PM. Sal
9 30-1 30PM
$84.00 to llart Liquori 2937 E. Coa11 i Beaciiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Hwy. CdM. lftlll AlllS Then partnerShlp s Share
Minagemenl Conv • long tertrt care 011 profits. Must have
ekp req'd Ellcetl. wor· Peasant vou:e, private UtottM Markets desk & phone. c 11ua1 king conds & benelilS alltre For 1n1ervi-. call ICMf, Trtiltts F/Ume, 7-3·30. 3-11:30. alter 6PM.
lt1f1 YHr Oarffr 714-642-80U or apply in 642-5678 ext 312 person 466 Flagship ---------Sllrt your new cer-on Rd NB
our 3rd shift. earning So4 --·--------i up to $4 50 as you be-
come more e11p'd YOUl•--------•I wlll be promoted to
mgml & supervisory le·
11811 Call: 714·S37-48 .. 0
Interviews held ev•ry
Thurs al 1390 N Cat
Hwy .. Lag. Bch. from
gAM-Noon E_O.E
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
PfST CllTltl Tttl.
Leading local pea1 con-
trol Co needs roule
tech tor study 1ob Paid
enlry level position We
train. no exper nee. Call
Charlie. M on 9-12
979-6021.
Phone S011dtor1 ~
Isl rate rasort company
Are you planning a move? 1 Cal·. tor Laguna Shot" Pro-Cluallted ad• wlll point perty Xlnt worillng con-
you In the right direction t•2·Hll dlllons. top compenu-
to find th• home vou lion. Cati nm 494-0748,
need. &42·5678 1~~~~~~~~~1 -8_A_M_1_0_6_P_M_. ___ _
.
Marshal ls
is coming to
Costa Mesa
And now a ntt.. bit about that 1tyte. Marshall• ts a
Mlf·eervfce retell chain t..turl~ brand ntme femffy lllld
home fuhlona at low prtota. It a a store you wtn enjOy
worttlng In u much u you wlll enjOy ahOpplng In. Come loin
ua. W• have all kind• of lot> opportunltlte that can IMd to
tomethlng bigg9r with a 1tyte Ml It• own. We offer an
out1t1ndlng benefits program lncludlng an excellent
medleal plan, llte l/lturance and fl'IQOm9 protection, and a
liberal employee dl900Unt.
Wt MV9 full and P9rt time Pollttona for
• CASHIERS
• MERCHANDISE
CL~RKS
• STOCK CLERKS
• CASH OFFIC~ CLERK
NI time: 9:30 Lm.-8:30 p.m .. Mondly 1hr'OUlft ~.
Pwt Ume:S:30-t:30 p.m., lnCklClnl .......... end ..._.
on a rot.ting ICMdule.
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larn 1op ,., letclnt "9· 871. '444t21 u~. oond. 1100. ratum. IClnt OOnd. t4IO. ~· If\ 'lfNI ..... Ail dWome leeGft CrulMf. 417-4316 l«-Hff Ot ffl.1711
i'l\'\eteuf ...__... nloa, Ilk• ntw. 1121/ 000 -... -"h • ...__ 4" Jolntr •• 1no1or an• ~. Patllhltl llfM ..... oft. 142·1107 w -.... , ...... I nd 11•"' No~°'..... were l g l au top. t 1 ""'' r91qw.cl. writ• 10· Unf. 24" t1oy1 10 1pa bike. 2011 4hfl~" 140. .....2''11 ·---' • o •·ic .... 'l'ello Volk1oyo11 top 187·4110 Kirby vacuum, ne1c11 ,...,_, .-. • .., , .. .,, cond. 180. Ktvln, work • carpal 1"'aM Morit a. ~ 870•3731 4 R111t cotofad upl'lol. P•· • • " • 110 ol'lelra. 125 tor all. ~o '' • n • W I 60 • POOL MAINT. ~· lllJ'Jal 867·4110 __ 7_409 _____ 1
bit young par ion to .,,,,.,.,, 1111 Soft, IOVHHt & otlalr, Lift UU l•I
IHrn a worll In pool GAIAGI IALI ADI NOW •••••••••••••••••••••• xln1 cond. lvofy/ 9-fMnl Band aomaona YoU '°"* malnt. bu1tnau. lob, RW l .. /n. rutt woven dltltn. 3 poa. 1 t>Mutlful tiouquet Of'°
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2t1. ::"'a7i =._ ~ Tll Pl• II "IUUY ULI" P.Tm UUI llLOW ~. Call Jim or Kan Mattr111. mmona. Ko the "heck" out 01 rQtM. h'-24, 1 ··"th _ ........... lt1IOY wottclno With 111c11. 1700 Ooita ;Vii,;: na.1491 u . Bt1utyra1t, ftrm, • 873•4419 on t .. \raw er -• ., ~
and w1at1 ~ Mr• •a.. halalM &.u, ...., ._., .... • · mo1. Xlnt Lc:.ond. HOO per'IOnallty 1he'1 not.Iced wbereWr
nln91. utlllH ;.our out· -;;;;;;;;;1 ·••••••••••••••••••••• m:r • .:m ••••••••••• ••·•m:•••••••••••••• C..nll I (1000 nu) sw-0111. Str .. 1addt"'11 pelntlng the pa! Sleep11 41 encloled heed,
ro:ng ~ ty, ':: i Two Family Huoa Oaraga OARAOI SALll·OHkt, T'Wln bad IJl•llr-. mlac. •••--1 HJI Paean w/gl1N lnl1yeoft.. ~"· 1'ne f:l2 off In one l f k lnlm 1 •---~•-1:!0 counHl!~~·Cell Salee SW.. ,, , G st. Sat 9-2. ohr1, iof11, tbl1, anti· h1hld 111m1 & c101t11a ••• ~~':':'•••••••••• & and tablal/wall unlt1. ay • ota o tea , at.a •tee • -~
2·&PM. 842·4321, Exl. 01--111-..1 ::~~:~-• M.. 3u1a, rnlao 1·4 Sall 4410 Plllk Newpon. 8un. Nlllkortnat 30fnm. black, Elegant IOll bad. '400. Jotln Wayne Tannlt Club ialley, lott Of lnat.rwnentl & extru. s.e. EOE .... .. ----un/Mon. 2134 National. 10-4. 140·0243 • 1oom lenHI & mote. 150-1880 Mambar1htp tor aala. Call Udo Yacht Brokers for more
T. I •• LI I I •••••••••••••••••••••• CM.042-784'1 MOVINOSALl.al1:t2 yra, ~~~ond . 1380. $1200 Catt B lll ta. detaila, 67~·09l~ .
._., Ellata S.... • GIANT Nalghbottlood Garacia Sela • Lot1 of china, kltohan, turn., .... TULi 833-3150· -~ -~ ---.-. -,.._ UllD ..... Sale 4H A.YOCtdo, lat/ Goodlta! Sal/Sun 10-... toolt. ate. 120t w Bel· M I m. y. M 8 4 6 2 'I•: Wood. w/IMvea. --·:z WESTERN SADDLE &.n.a..:=*~•z+-
.... ... The Claulllad Advertl· ~.~~.!:.M fu~~~: 879 ArbOf 81.JNr 18th & boa, Sunday onty. IOmmF2.8. 210mml4: 160. 876--31 1260 (of1er) 1..,,,., 1#41 HH 23• lnbfd, .,.._.. .....
ting Da'*1mant of the ..notd, Iott of goodlll. Monrovia). c. · 4 Famlly Garage Siie :3r';T2~= + axtraa. ••• MITIY '"-1523 ·"••••• •••••••••••••• ring, .W. t• --.. ,.,_ .-...1 Dally Piiot h•• an ope-SUNDAY 9_2 803,.i Ja-Tlr• • 12.18.8 160·170. Evarythlng rnu1t go. • E•qulilta reproduction flllPUOI MllD lal't""' lw., aqulpm•nt & cov•ra.
nlng for a rnponalble, 1 ii. tom• ""'· tome almott A.11t1quH, fur11., h1htd Super I Auto zoom. Wlndeor ctillra .. ahO'Nn w/loola. new, uklng We buy and Mii Quality 17000, 145-14'1 Today there are unltml·
ttd opportunlttea 1n r..,
mate ...... If you join
the dynamic team of
Pf'ofeaaional• at Coldwell Bank• For91t E. Olton
Raa1tor1. Our Co11e
Meta/Newporl olflce has
Immediate openlnge and
-lnllltt you to Join u1 tor a car-open houM.
Wedneaday
July 14, 1982
7:30PM
2299 Harbor Blvd Cotta Mesa ~2827
Lklenaad or unlloanled,
If you WOUid like to llnO'N
more about a car-In r .. 1 •late, pteue join u1 for thla Informative ...,.. . nlng.
For r~etlons and
detalll, plMM call:
Jacque Kamp, 845-0303
COLDWeu
BANl(C!RO
An Equal Oppty Co.
IUL m&TI w.11
We hew an opening for
two welt-dreseed, lnttlK-
gent ulespersona to
work In Iha Newport
Harbor area In cornmer-
clal 11le1 and/or rH ·
ldent11I sales In the more
attluent '"'"· LEO HANNA
SR. VICE PRESIDENT . ...., .. ,.,.., ...
Realtor• 644-4910
anfhu11 .. 11c par1on. •m ne. (In a y). Book•. new. Lg aafe, mlnu1 dr. Item a & much more. ~ uMd. 175. tn "Country Ltvtng'" 150. . 675-3884 uMd ~Ing equip, on ·75 Sklpjaoll, tO'. with
Mu1t have pravtou1 tale-BR Mt. Mor•. $75/bat ofr. Sat/Sun Sat/Sunt-5. 190oodwtll 552·9553 aft &PM. magazin e. 840-2314 conalgnment Snow trailer. Meny axtraa.
phone Nies aitp«ienc. YARD SALE 1965 Amotcl Ava., CM. Cour1. Cfll '''' appt. Yam1h1 Guitar G·226 w/ Skiing , wind eurflng. $6500 759-tlt3
lncll.ldlng typing approx. Sunday only, 8AM-41PM, Sea Dlmeao•llna. Giant garage ..... Anti· •••••••••••••••••••••• CHt. new. bought for wale< akltno. 1enn11, tvrl ---------
45 wpm on IBM Stl9C-305 L.arktpUr m&TI IALI qua•. furniture. kltctlan Hlmllayan kitten. , 2 ..... IM.IJ 1275, w ltl aall $160 board, back packing. 42" H Malt~ twn -~:~.:..-~~1!!Yhf ~c!7'iti 233 PolnHIUI. e1-vant Furniture. bad•. air con-goodlel, toys. BllQllM ~•.allow champ ltne. A divorce lore.a the aaJa 850-0715 ..,.. ctothlng for alt above Brletol. Ut.IOO P'. (213)
an ~sk;,al S:i.' mor-Junque. Newer waah dltlonar, china, much gatorel 1938 I. 1939 Port Se a lpolnt. $ 2 35 . ol 3 beau& t. couchM. 58: Tretter hitch. 5000 ID. epor11 845-4310 1779 8 9 8 -2 5 e 1 • ( 114)
nlng. Excellent company machine. art obJacll. more. 9-5 Sat/Sun. 1082 Blehop Pl, N B. Sat & 955-9471 c~rdc~ ma1c~g 1 '78-'82 El Camino, S255 Newport Bllld CM _7_eo.~1_1-:7'~~~~~-
chlna, llnene, tamp1, s•ft Pablo Or Sun 111 day 5-49-4223 ~ IHI P 1 oveeeet. ,... •. or value, $125. 538-8574 .., J'-~'-•••••II• ,.. benefits lnctudlng medf--· • · · lamlly rm. Tan, rull & 1 "'-_, --· ••-· n cal, dentel, llfe ln1uran· llble&chra.1oo1a,tllver, • ''•• .... __ .. GREAT YARD SALE.•• •••••••••••••••••• drk. brwn. 1100 both. Formlcakltchentablewllh 11111 llltH 1111 Atl glua.tw,,...._ 1tl' ..
ca. c redit union, etc. kuchen tvppltel. 9-3. ~.!!-!~!!!.~.... Everything mutt go. AKC Dot>e<rnan puppies. Gorgeou1 10• creHnt-8 chair• $60. ••••••;(••••••••••••••• gen. td'd wl •lf•. IOO 11'11
Oppty tor aclvancement. CHI• #tu Golf club•. vacuum. •P· Sat/Sun 10-3 Cuti Only. champ aired, ahow qual. sh a p, d 0 0 u ch w / 567-8393 Maran ti Auto Stereo. range, OWll9f enxlou•.
Cell for appointment for •••••••••••••••••••••• orll equi p . 20701 1911 CMft Or .. N. Baactl. ~~8~; :~~2~F · matching uphol. tbl1. #l#IUUH•• model CAR-300. 10 w/ Try '49,500.
lntanrlaw. 8'2-4321, ext. Saddte1 & Mlec. Tack. BrOOkdala, HB. Sat/Sun. MOVING SALE. Chelrt $&. Down fllled cu1hlone. c h GrHI soOnd, $90 TRADE Wlllf() YACHTt
277 Bird & Parrot Cagu, Table, atareo, T.V. 120 Germen Shep pupa, 7 Pale yellow floral w/ WulN Ml orlbo 840-taSS (213) 4t~7H. lr~t Oeatt Fix-up 81ke1 & Parts, lnUt e1c ... Dl1 .. aa. plcturn, wk•. 125, mete or fa-camel & grey eccenta. w·•A•NT•••E•D••H·::vy•••d•v•t•y•t•.,•P• BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA -(714t M0-1721 ........ Toya. Vlnyt Couch & G••A•.;:•G•E••8•A••L·E~.··w·:::::. b "k h" 70 male "4-7284 elt 5PM New 11.800. sac. $500. -.. ,le c H cot~ TV ute. 2 yr wrnty .. 2, --• r--. Loveseat, Perimeter "" --oo s, I row rug. 1 · 1 H to cover automouo a ~ • -~ , __
330 .Bay St. Alarm Syatam. Mlec. dryer. hlda·a ·b•d•. Lido Park Or. N.B . Australlan Shep. Pup1, ~8.';19:'1 cond. urryt 5-45-4730 $148.FrMdlllvery "7t. gtaat. alnole dtl,
Costa Meaa. CA 92826 R.C. Cola s6.75/ca. 387 lnternet'I art1t1ct1, va-acro11 from Delaney'• chmpn llnH , blue• a TV John'• 8'6-1?88 AIP, VHF, tt'M<W. gen.
Equel Oepty Emp•yr· · Granada wa"' C.M . cuum. toy•. ohlmaa. Reateurant Sat/Sun black trls. len1tlff only. •••llAlll ""6 IHI #•lltll Mltsubtihl under-duh Ouean bad In OWft.,.,
• --• -63 1 •2085. clock•. bookl. 1 C.Uall. I0-2pm. 2 1 3 / 9 9 5'. 1 5 8 2 , • ••••••••••••••••••••• • l•1lt••1•l1 "'' auto. cast. player new I stattr"I. L.B. llio. •lne
IALll Ull Yard s·•e·. 32•• .. ,_ .. lgan. t1r0v·l1n1•.· 551-2434. Juty WOMEN'S NEW CLO-2131784-163&. •••• •••• IM K~~j~~·s·~·h~·~:,;:H;;~j auto. rav .. full tutures'. S65K, try Ml.600 . ., '" "'""'' THlur.i Pu........._ ,._ G .... ..__ .,_ ,_ ---25 R S 2 p • $ 115. 645-1933 ave1 , TRADE WINO YACHTS Drug •tore: calhler. co-Bikes, kg bad, parrot ~ .,.,,_ " ..,,.,...., ..... tr..-12x 15 blue/gra.l tweed 1 watt M :. eavey 833-5524 wk""s (213) ~711. 1metlc1, ctetlvery. Min. cage, IOOll. Sit/Sun 9-3. MOVl...0 SALE: IS pc~ Dee.loner dr ...... aulta, var. Sht ltmala, 2 male. w/lrlnged and•. $40. cabinet• w/15 spkra & -1 J ...,. 17141 IMI0-1726 age 25. D1y1, nlghtl, dlt. 6drm HI, marble rag.1150-$400. Now $10 110 each 548-4050 53e-9832 horn 1 $ 4 5 O 11 rm ... ,. I 114r1,
weekendt. AWt at Pon NEW ITEMS: Micro-Mini collee tabla, c1mer11, to $50. 11.1111, New I. uMd ,.._~ · 642-8155. · •I ll' - -Pharmacy, 3130 w . Bat-Dictionary, Bibles, Gift•. record•. lorm11a. kit. tope, Jackat1, pants 50c """""e< pupa. A.KC. M/F. r..1_..1 F B av.. . VHF
boa Blvd, N.B. 875-0844. Brass,. Orange Co111 Item• & bric-a-brac. up. 701 Lido Park Or. Born 8/10. rrom lamny-Jnttl 1111 OllJn Tsnillrt I •• ~':"'Jle..•••••••••••• / ' tw. 1 1' '
College Swap Mea1. Sp. 25--$300. Sat./Sun. 9-5. N.B. acro11 from Dela-oriented dog1. 968-4384. • ••••• 7.•••••••••••••• L l 1 •••1 Gl•nll IOI AIP. rtdlf. 10f<W, and
Salll C-35. Sunday July 11th. 9 Aspen TrM. Univ. Pk. ney·a RHtaurant Sall 9112-9487 (Marqutee Diamond 101., •• ~,!f!I!!, •.... ~. I·••••••••••••••••••••• a~=·~f'Ni'e~TS
GARAGE C E 0 r-I'' I Sun 10·2 "POODLES ARE PEO-VVS2 clarity, F-color) Ma1tl Secretary deak with 1111 OYA (2,3149,_3729 far .. r't let. ,,..,, Color burat L2~~~ ':fl.".,~ •• !I.".!........ . p LE .. T" c up· I 0 y -(Pear Diamond, pt58ct., right hand phone. $65. e"9(]1') M0-1725 wlllash $15. 3 Ecologlzer Couch. ltvtlor1, ml1c. !!!!'!!!'!!!!.......... miniature 546-2848, Sii ctarlty, I-color) Both 546-8188 JET $11
Conalderlng 1 career air cleaner• $8 & s10. 25271 HugoRd. 5 Famlly: Naw. uud, boardlng&groomlng. ~~.~~88.1~7No dealer Delk To p Copi e r . Stock, never raced.
change In 19827 Con-Mlrornatlc grill $10. Jig-Sal/Sun. 1o-e. 1uper variety. Sal/Sun hH ,. '•• llHS · SHARPFAX 205, •Int $1600. Call 5'5-8974 or ~!~!~n:f ~~!·~1~f ~~~ uw puzzles galore 504 • 1 t.MA 10-11. 8231 Chinook. •••••••••••••••••••••• Flewle11, be9t colof, 3ci. cond perlec'I lor amllt 642-2073 ptoyec:t? FARMER'S IN-to $1. catving eet1,,,,.. • .'."!r.!~.............. Westmln11ar. Pedigree Fem. Cocker Ruby ring with 1'.~ct. olflce $450. Celt anyllme -Je-1-.S-k-1-4-7-4-cv--ln_S_t_al-n-.•
SURANCE GROUP. one tel boolllhelves. popcorn GARAGE SALE • China, Spaniel, apayad, trained, Ol1mot'ld1. 1 75ct. Mar-& Iv msg 848--0227. ..., pump $l200.
of the leading ln1Vre<1 In popper, new alee clock, beds, furn, atove. ovene. Ctanlllad Ad• are 1ha lholl. 2 yr1. Nd• home qulH Diamond. l .75ct. STEEL CASE; Cadenza, 645-9190
*H' 111111* White w/IUlltluret etrtpee
on trmi.. g.,. elrlCe ,__
Twin 370 HP. 4 boll
mains S69.500 ~ Yacht Exchange
71'-675-1800 1011 ol sm houHhold stereo. man'• cloth••. an1Wer to a IUCCNlful w/chtldran, & room to round Diamond ring. the nation, Is expanding 1 H 1n. 1 ... S t/S 828 D 7 K 2 6 2 4 6 Sev~al 0 1 ... r p•~ 01 cont. tbl. 2 swlv chrs ..
0 Cou su . ~ o..,. a un 1 Newport Hiii r. garageoryarduMlll'la run . " • or -,.., ....,.,. 1
1nf .:..~•.,. lnt~asY·1_.. In 10-5. 945 Vlciorla, C.M. NB. 8«·6211. Sat/Sun batter wey to tell more 549·6555 llna quallty Jewelry. sm add. mach, 2 Cl'lra. ·-~ -""' 642-9235 9_5 _._1 645•9190 S300 lor eel or will eetl
Dinghy, 8" fbrgls, perfect * I 0 , •• t • , tor summer fun. S 125
owning & operating 1 ....,,,.... Adorable. ~ovlng tabby, sep. 84$-0798
buslnen of your own, 1F, 1 yr, AKC, balvttfull Round 1Spt. RUBIES 72 .. eHc: desk, 2 dwrs +
ln\1911 one hour of your , FrM only to "· cltli:en w. only S 1~ .. ~1
Kevin, 675-3732 , .....
... ,,, llubl1
lime 11 our Fact• Semi· • I w ....., 11# grandchildren. 494-41762 64()....,_ 111' dwr w/lock. high al r• ,..g,_ ••I• WulM 11• back Judge's chair, wal-
RECEPTlcLERK ner. Cell: Judi for datallt •••"•••••••••••••••••• •••"•••••••••••••••••• lf«IMMJM Lrg shipping ere tea & .. __ ._,_..,!T. lf'•'I nut llntlh, xlnt cond, 8 •t 96:)....t518 •••••••••••••••••••••• ,....,.., •1 ---------SALES, If you are over 40 SECRETARY/ Order Deak A.fl.... Mf ahowt>ootha material Call ••••••••• •••••••••••• mo1. old. Uklng 1299.
Do you en oy working s.1eJ 11c9t/TrMltet and 1 "go getter" this Is Fun or P/tlma. Smell NPt •••• , .. -.-•••••••••••••• Dt\lld, 848-4465 • SEARS TABLE SAW 754-7200 l'.le msg.
with people In pllllh sur· *lllllllll'DS* lor you. Attend our lree Ben branch HIH olc. Antq. lova1e1t. circa Free Peralan/Stamese ~~.a;;~~~~~~.'3av•r Copier. elec:trostatlc, un-
... ~-'!~! .... !! ..
Mdt 1900. Rayapllon Ra·
dar. Futuro dep1h finder.
pole winder. outrlg.11er
poles, h0oll1, lur ... for
comm 'I ttsherman
842-0433
"new '82 n_ .. antar-
prite )'8Cttl ""' ..... 14
k"°' Ctui9I •/twin turbo
dab. elaoM1 .... led,
dnt terma. on dllPleY ~
Newport Vachl tx-
cnange. 114-411s..1aoo .
roundlng1 -then you n11111U\ product damonllratlon Mer In• bu• In• a 1 . 1850. flewlau cond. ble<:k & White M kitten der werrly. $300. Peper
may be the one tor u11 end learn more 1bou1 213/881-2813 $950. 839-4317 10 Wk• old 641-4734 ' #Ju1Jl1•HU _, & toner extra. 5'9·9492 25' Weller aft with trlt.
1980. Loaded. Reedy to
lteh. $18.500 bit ofr.
6'0-8791
we are a major 81.L. We're IOOklng lor people 1hl• opportunity. Call for • •••••••••••••••••••••• ---------·MERC 850 . S300 aeelllng. receptlonl11 for lo Join "' In our heallh I I m e • n d p I. c •. SectellfY pit for churctl. lllltll 111 -fanll9n "" WhM4chalr. EllWMI/ Jen-IBM TYPEWRITER. Model Mlulon VlejO 859·909&
our toen ~ dec>t. In nutrition company. Ctlll· 546-114' Gen. ofc. dutltt. Oec>an· BRASS HARDWARE •••••••••••••••••••••• oings model. Qo6d \llnyt '"C'" Standard. $195. (leave mesaege)
Newpor1 Bffch. Candi-lengl. growth, money & d. b t t 11 y • m v. t . 11000. Na-4537 M •Pl• d OU bl• bed. w/epeclal fNIUfel. Xlnt 549-9492 ... .._ "78 Slllpjecll. 24' o"n
fun ...it you. Full & p/ Salel 845-5781, Clll Monday Headbrd & ~am.. $25 S300 """ ""1 ---------ti ,.._ C1V1Mr 130 "'P votwo dat• must be able to time. We train. Cell Ms 1mmtdl1ta opening lor BEAUT. Chln11e hand-call 54w 188 · COnd _., 4 Uk•,_ Exec deek & dv, 4.!~~!.::.:::·~~·M••oo-•• d 11 • · • u 1 0 p'11 0 t . type 45 wpm and poi-Dey, 851-1974 outsi de nlHman In Secte111)' to .-U Labor woven rug. 13,000/neg. Large macrama plant l4de ctir & deSk Ml, Ill .. , ·--,,...... 842-6540ev
"" good communlca-watetWOf'kl 9'IPPfY ~ Relatlona f i rm. Lite Ctrca 1920. 142·3'92 Super condition. Dbl bo• t1engar 15. Approx 8 It. tor $175. 552-9553 alt ring w/18' Inboard ---------tlon llkMls. II mos. G'ffl s.... nea. To cover· Orange bkpng DEC word pro· -1Pf"'°8 & rnattr .... M5. tall. 8PM 5'5-8734 ·73 32' Lunrt Spontllhar,
office exper. required. Men & women to c.11 on Co. Co. benefit• & ex-CHtlng. 8·5, Mon-Fri. 548-8140 545-8188 1 •••1 twn 225 Chrya. w/Npt
E•cel company Pd b•· bu1lne11ea. unique tun pense package. aatary $1200mo. 714-7M-0e09 Antique maple dining rm Ill ... 34' Royal B c h sllp 128 .500·. neflts Include dental, 181 w /chlna cabinet King Size bed $195. Lg $2000 -full f•mlly mem-•••••••••••••••••••••• CR '74 TW dsl
optical and dependant If~~.~= ~~m. Call Chattla, lier...,, 11... $1000/off. "6-1"8 · d.-& mln'or w/2 nit• 1>er1hlp In John Wayne ........ ,........ Uke new $47,600 5'8-03Sl aft 5
coverage. PIHH call who know th9y .,.. the T80/se"o/Orowttl llandt S50. COUCh $50, Tennie Club for only ISO pr. 8'2-2790 40· Royal CA New demo 23' Imp, ll1nt cond, grut
peraonnel dept at beat call l ro m IALll L•-'---...111,... WESTMINSTER c:flalrl20,964-5302 1900.714/821-1503 PARROT _ what a deall Taxdealll155,000 wHkandar & ltahlnl 1187 2460 for an "'""I ti • X A .....,. ... ,._ ABBEY N 0 R D YA C H TS boat. 112,IOO. ~ • ...... · 10AM-2PM Mr Tull you re an • von, R.E. Uc. req!Hred Twin beds. xtfl long. + Kitchen HI w/3 chr1, Baby Double Yellow 873-3878 E.O.E 84~167. Book. Mary Kay. Fren-Accomplllhtd Peraonna! ANTIQUE MALL lrame & box 1prtnga. grlylah. $20. Head, 7 Wiii , $450
M/F chl9e door to door or SeMcaa. tnc. 11751 WMtmlna1• A\19. $55. 556-2170 658-2170 548-5440 30' Cabin Crul1er, twin ... .., ,_, _. HOt.I FEDERL s~. ~lure~:!,~: ~=:~;,·:':!.,~:~: 3300 ltvlna. •101• NB GAR~~:>VE Sat Club Ch rt. blue. WEOOtNG DRESS. Never _B_A_M_BOO--B-IR_D_C_A_G_E_S_ = ;::.:21~~.Mll ···~;~·.::,..-,·••!
ed to tla4p In the Mole Big comm New Item 54~9971 • 100% free polyHtar/\latvet, good worn, az 12, Wm. C.hHI New. large, $15. --..,. S'VINGS & LOAN Hole at Lido VIiiage. eaay sell. ·Need mgr1'. ._...._ ,.. • Large draaear. Circa c:ond. $75. 847-2005 . dutgn. A1klng $200. 5'9-7565/545-8274 *Llft•ar• LlhlfJ· N w P 1 ft 873-4855 Call 10AM-2PM only. Mr. ......... .... '!""J • .,1 1930-1940'a. Dark wood, New. beaut. 84" Slmmon1 979-0e82 __ Z_E_B_R_A-Ft_N_C_H_E_S__ It* 631-38e014e4 410t
Read the ciaMlflad ad• for Put your edvwt ... oo me. Ray 648-4187 Tax/NoShtlWang/NB heavy wtth 1c:toll work. ptllowback 1ola (not ......... Baautlf\.lt. young. $7 pr. In harbor or 10 the cape. 40. Vltclng for ChetMt
the ball daels In~-aeoa wMn tM rMdefa IUllTllY Uz~~~t Only MUST SELL. Sacrlltca 1ofa-b1d), bamboo 11-·--Ill.I 549-7565, 5'5-8274 Thia 40· twin dsl. Fiber· Fishlny. diving I. an-ment ran•-'-••2 78 -._. .. ,....,, Tl -... _ ML ._,.._. " lflC. $5""". &•n.-051•. "·'I a' bric ......... n. "'-'-. $550. r.l\ily 17 a 18 1 T ...... I d .-.. -· -.... --r-•• 4020 Birctl, Est EOE """' '""' " .,.. ... 840-4"361 ---vv ;s, Yng & wry tame Codi•· g 111 ,. .. _, s un er· I• r te n •• n I . C a II
Real Estate oriented Newportll33-8190/Fraa ter Spm, most ..a11ci.ys. BaS~tl tn ~OAM;!,PMf 1181. $50 w/hg c.ge. ~o~Y=~~9E~a~ge: _662 __ .2_1_11_. _. ----
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company near airport. ~-~~~~~~~~I NlUOTtl PLATO Trundle bed. bfand new. r Y ag ma,_. mrgr 731-2133 ... a-t1 !!f -$100. Xlnt buy! ol swtm_.r & leot.,ds 675-1800 19. -excel. Danell ts. Ex pr. 110'1 /IPT -tMARI STYLE 642•92112 11 holding their 111 an-llUH ~ Or.fUl lfH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •••.-°'•••••••••••••• · ~n~~71~~-4~:1 Sml law offlc:e apeclall-$29.95 nuel Warehouse Sale PiAN0•5;;;..,.,"9;~·4 II' lllfUTI 311::NdN•~~ Y. ~~:= ~ zing In tax mattera. High 22k gold trim. Ltd. sup-..aT llU Design samples & and C c
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Marshells 19 a Mlf·....W:. i:-taH chain
*turlng brand name family and home
faatHorl9 11 low prlcea. We o"9( an
out1tandlng t>eMftt pec:ng. lncludlng
an eKeellent medleat plan, life
lnlurance. unlfonne, ltlCOfM protection
end a liberal employee di.count. ...................... .......,Md ,....,, .Mr 11 Md 11 llMllewww t
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Campus Dr. Ste 21'.
N.B .. CA 92680
lllUTllY /OH.
New bank (In org1ntza-
tlon) has lmmld. need
for aecrt1ary wtth good
typing and related llklllt.
Excel. salary. Located In
· San Clemente. Call
492-0411 tor appt.
O.C Alrpor1 area. Cor-
pora I• headquartara a.king pertonable ...,_
11aner tor general ottlca
duties. Mu1t type
80wpm, accuracy aeean-
tlal. Apply In pertOl'I Mon
thru Frt, btwn 1-4 pm. to
Judy Giiden. 18013 Slly·
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Newspaper
Carriers tor routes
In Huntington 81acli,
Fountain Valley & Newport Beach
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CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT
accuracy typt11. Word pty. Order today. 1'k BEAUTIFUL Student loll ot swimwear & iao-0 · ~on don lrce TUii NEWPORT ·11. rafurb.
proc;eulng detlred, but gold chain given free desk, very gOO<I condl-t11da at grHlly recluoad 1 8 O O • · S 8 c S 7 5 O · Twin, brand new F.W.C. $3SK. 39 Cal '78 loaded.
no1 req'd.Mu1thavecar. w /l et 20 ordar1 . tlon,only $35.840-8709 prices. No credl1 card• 642•1485 270 Crusaders ltybfldge S99K NORD YACHT
Salary 11000-$1200 o.. 6'5-4840, ext 202 ah &PM. accepted. Ca1h or "THE ENTERTAINER" sporlllsher w/traneom _6_7_a._sa_7_a ____ _
pending on quallflca-1912 OAK "HOOSIER" checileonty.1011Brtoeo Swtnger500byKlmball d r, sw im step . bow 44 h. Bealllful Swedlltt
Ilona. Call Ms. Patton. cabinet. Oak top and 0::.11v1cd~~~nl 1~~r~~~ DI.. CM. (btwn 17th & Sac. 1725. 645-1295 plank, swordfish gear. s Io o p . S 2 9 • 5 O O
844-8518 bet. 2-4PM bottom, w/whtte pore. $1300. 845-1410 18th off Whittier Blvd.). Plano, Circa 1889. blk w. outrlfil'ers. bait t1nk1, 7 14 I 5 5 2 . 3 1 o 1 or
Mon-Fr1. laln counter. Xlnl condl-a ntique Fr . stool. etc and new electro-7141821-1503
......._ Wl f•wt-tlon. M50. 631-8558 Early 1900 Walnut Twn NavaJo lndlan rugs, top $800/0BO. 642-6553 111 ~:. ~o ~7t~i.Af~et~ '76 Ertck1on Sloop, 28' ••1••• ._ OLD 1""• U k-sal Bdrm Mt, vanity. cn.t. qlly. cotlac:tor's Items. e lo tboa d NB allp Sertou1 career opply. n.. n...... gaa table. bed1, 1prlng1 & otters .• 2 sm drtra. $25 ---------meter•. knot meter, C-w u r •
Sall Comm/Vac, etc. stove. Marbled green matt. Ateo, marble top ea. 8 pc Corntemporary Jllllll& 11 PtAll temp, etc. Very IHI. long avail. 111.500. 875-3922
540·8889 btwn 3·7PM porcaletn wlttl c rHm commode w/lge mirror. china set. whtl brwn S1800. 995-5480 •11 3 range for dtvtng or 11-·7s American Stoop, 28'
trim. HH ell working 536-281' $100/t>flar. 6411-8591 shlng. Take over pay· w/outboard, NB. illp
TELEPHONE Sollcltor1. partl. Xlnt cond. '400. eve1/wkndi. Deluxe Conn Spt"at Or-menll or $372. mo. + avail. U.500. 876-3922 pit. Ewa. a Set. 631-8!158 7 pc. glrl'11teenager or gan With bench 10009 24 $16.000 CHh for my ---------
841-0383. younger· 1 yr· ol d One w't Atr1ina tlcka1 LAX free lanon1 courtuy equity~ good tr1r boat LIDO 1' ...tth ,,..... ---------•~ lfll UOOIOBO. 8-46-9219 to JFK, good to Aug. 2. Organ Exctiange $1500 or fine car 845-9190 $1000.
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0 HARBOR0AREA···· BAKER'S RACK $150 759-8064 771-3292. . . . 873-2424
---APPLIANCE SERVICE 4 lier, wtllta Wfoughl Iron BUTCHER Blk. cutting lbl. lftrl• •dhnllll 9· Dinghy. Whaler type, LIDO 1'. trlr, 2 "" ......
We Mii reconcl .• guer. M 5. 645-1295 Rack, shall. drawer. •••••!(••••••••••••••• twit $160 tlkaa It Firm many xtru. QOOd ahapa.
W• need good people to appllancaa. Mt-30n Gius eon.a Table sh 0 w pr tu . s 2 0 0 . ANTIQUE SINGER 548-138, $1,050. ~ 113 'fr~ "!.r~~~ Kenmore waao.--Gold leel_.. b·~ _8_4_7_·5_83_9 _____ TrHdle MWlng mechln• s 5 ~ .. ""' ,..,._...,., _., w 1 12•5-$ ._, ~ s160 645-1295 Claulc 18' L1patrak1 antana 25. bHutlful of11Ce In the avan1ng for orlung. •• · 175 645-1295 Fo( .... by owner Century bay boll, 4 cyt. 1hapa, 7'11 tip Honda,
Holiday Inn'• MW 11'9Wi t48-0K3 Din. rm Mt, mint cond. W•l If .. llT Kenmore eewlng machine. Orey. $3500. 675-6161 utrH, mu1t Mii, 1 13,
club. Salary + ~ ELEC. range, mlcfowave. Ideal lor 1mall room By SelVtck>r Dall, Miro. In wood cabinet. 145. -.7-9---2-1'_0eycni ___ t_--Jet--• 500.
•Ion + bonua. C all 1a11-ctHn ovar1. Show $1200. 759-1828 Chegtll. 11c. Open to or-540-7409 Cabin. 11pe 4, big ChaYy _536-__ 1_95_2_or_&.4_1-_7_1_23_
833-3740 aft. 1pm. prize. 1975. 847-5839 DESIGNER SOFA lers Of wlll trade. All ,_,,,_ .... Hf4 eng .• only 58 hrs. 18900 SAILBOARD: Sallrldar
TOPLESS MODfl.8 S all Raff~ o ........_ I works •accompanied by .r:::::••••••••••••••• 5'&-211g SR·2. t2 aq ft .... I Ylld •75 DAY. PAIO DAILY m •tor 1 pc .,_,,... aact. rorn certificate of authentl· • 3 tt seoo (71 "t • 4 cu ft, 75. The Viking. H.B. $1400. cit In·-at my home Remington 70080L, 243 18 It Thunderbird. 50 HP 552 m7.~~· • .. no exp • nae • 1~2683 913-1172 645-1295 y. ....,.... 180 Caliber. w/leutold 2x7 Evlnruda, Trailer. New· • ......., ewe.
-·-by ••· 548-29 · •co P •. $ 4 2 5 • P ti port Harbor Mooring. _, -• • ,_ w•,.•HOUS"' "THE ENTERTAINER" Garage door opener. 548-0351 $2250 (714) 985 8007 -_,. .. ._ We wtll train In typeeet· ""~ " S-.nger 500 by Klmball good 11fo!'k....., -..d ' 2 • • ·74 OFFSHOAE Ket~.
ting. Require a good SELL-OUT Sac:r. $725. 845·1295 175. "'V 642~9282 ELEC. GOLF CART 12131 44 -3240 di glaaa. reedy to crulM,
apellar & good tlenctwrl-SAVE TO S300 OFF Incl. 4 ,_ batlerlea & 13" Boaton Whaler, 40hp owe 75% of 111.000.
Ung. Soma dfMng, muat W~~~ KTI~ IFIN~MEASPAINO EX· HO Trltn1. swltchH, lge battery charger. Mere, under w.,r., S3900 Bkr. (7141) 875-9001,
t1ava ciMr1 llc:9nae. NMI ---... r•• "" " mattraa 191, tr1Ck1 & totntr;. On 4K8 mtlla offer. 548-5447 Mitch. 548-9001 (213t "'34nt
appHrence. Full time at~ ~am· ::rh N~~; _t~b~t ~$~1~9C)~8;;•~·~8~1:;H~~-i·•-.. -1111-.-.. -.-1111-.-.. -1111-.-.. -.-.. -.-.. -; ........ 'f/l ...... lllllllflllll ...... 'f/l ............. ~--Mon-Frl. daytlrM. Call Gatdan Ofow UHd quHn u . worth -BUMPER POOL TABLE
649-2231· ~ $399. 011h only. $2111 BALLS I. CUES TU/-13191 Hllbor Blvd. dal. u1ua11y home, 175. 1 918-4537
.. IHI• Garden Orow 754-7350 WhHt 1chafr , walker.
fllttp. fof Pl'GCelllna an-I 537·8333 **' BUY** 1110wer Invalid bench, nutty & lneur. ~l~!O!f>E~N~8!U!N!1!1!"'4!P!"~~ Ore an v 11' y t c ti a I r . tor lnveat. firm In Nptl· Good UMd Furniture & _64e-4 __ 77_a ______ 1 lcl'I. Typing. 10.tcay, I ll'f ..,.._ A~A 1 w111 ..,. Anitra DrrMng Tabla wt
CAT up. req. Call Lea 957-t133 or Sf.LL tor You atool. larllp. Aa.ron·a.
e40-4123 F,..., '200. w._ a • iW.... New U61now 170.
T)paHtl9r needed, .._ dty•t 1125 H . Ditti-•• •• NI •II MC).(M()2 cemtl.
PotW'/ '*"'°" ... :-.::. ...,.., •100. ......... Pulfl "'°'"'Md . c,:o.":,: ~. req'd: "-''"' w..,_a/dr}9ra. I llf ... IM ~ ._.,, '35. ~ Many to ottooM from. ~ 111.e133 '41-7731
T . Good 1100/"P. -•1 New M-1119 IMftTW Ml, John WIYM T_. ~ ;f:.· dtot-.ti-::-·Ai MAYTAG W~ .. .. •. ':::.Jrr" t lH , _.,._for ..... 11. ~ ·..... DRYI"-"°'.:.I'-. 10091 ltOO. 000. S .. t49' C:.::-.:Z! ~.:..,. ,,,. Cel
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quictc ..... Of *' 'ti ..... 11111. ,M, '4000, mA. ........... l'A "!f'•7muuu•A• •• ~.~.1111 ...... -;1 ';111' ............. 11.11 fr.':iT.": ............... ;m;rn ......... r~. ~ ......... mf
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NM001, ..0.1NO 1912 ~ Lu11, WllMll, clean. a.1::Jalnl. a '°'~1= · UW aw t• Ult !:-, ~s.!!"'uor.:'n: 'ti 111111 .. new paint, INIQt , AMm ,4 ~. IUlly 1 · w/ AO. -Wa ~-In ...... -· ... ..,. M• ... •· 144-MtS 1tareo ~• ... If•. cut10fl\ P1a1 .. ,1no. AM/,, tte-., • .,,.., 1.1,a 111·2MI .. ...e !Of tha bUllneae aaeou-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J~~1~ :;d •• ~~~· '11 IMO IWwt ~~'~· ':::u~tp:.. ':~.~t :C:in~an1, :;::. ~~:' ;-;n;'7 ........ 0 u';T live a ~~. 'Tl .m • W
Ownof anlliol.lt • nwllla C"210, UOO/btl Oft. Judy GA2.0<162 831·to30 • fl 6-fl 4 JI •• 'f.'l!!}. ......... J.~!f l.atlt ... ltl1ltelllltll !~i! C::e,':~· :Wat,::
ol!•r .'1.141 eu •• r1001. 113-6531 •81 ,0,d ,_800 2~ ton ULn.IUWlll 'IO Detsun Won 5 spd, OlllVllTllLI 1'10 T•rcal Mind cond tf d4alo.,,.. outtom s*nt. 12 ,, 03 3 2t"". '11 HONDA 7601' 88 new BoOttll, 390 CID engine 21. .. 'Pd·M a-Stereo AM/,M, •tar, all .,,.. ........ •1000 "'"'· 636-H32
1•· l.ldo With 1rallar a co-an 91 n a v a, y I• a t . encl. v1n plut 1u1g110 LUI• AO. stereo, l.OOO tnl, t own« • = UIVOK M600. 8A:l·35aa ltw II ltMlll
var. 11800. 170-710 d•Y•· .... S<IOOO/ oflar. 171·2000 83l·IO•O <196-<lt.al "" "''00· 11
•·7'1' 11111 ·eo 8upta, 5 apd, IOao.d. N~~~ ....... n11 .aH•1907, <IM ·•217 ltondt. a•t t32 Of 551-38to al· UllUl&ll llW ffttlll l.11J •Int oond. tt1tJ or belt >4 •••••'""•••••••••••••• , p I.Ma It aM tar ' pm 28-402 M1rgU9tlta Pkwy ••••••••••••••••• •••• otter ,.IM·<10f2 (" '87 MUST. V8, 12K orlO 11 .. lmJ ..,"" HUSKV '°°·fut' eolld. Mlttlon VlelO 'Ila.I llllll'I ... UI f1 . J .. • ml Loaded No !Ul t Sf. FL.ICKA. custom built, 1275. 9"-2180 '" 4PM. '72 Ford Camper 8pec111. (Avory 1!•11otf1·8> •Y AITmlZll ~o• YOUI • 1' Corolla dhi, econ trant, 2600 ~rbor 81vd. eoo. 873·87311 · '
dleMI 9119., bffut. orul• 203112 Acecla, S.A. Hgta. with otbovar 01mper. Open 8undeya PlllOI ,..ITM•IO.l. runs good. 11150 080. Com M~ M0·9100
"'· Mutl\let to 1ppra-•80 Suzuki RM80, good New Ur ... 8-42·85<40.V 8<&&-3417 t975 Rad Fattback, x.1n1
oletal Call to '"· AP· cond. must .. u. 1300. &CArta IULDlllPI ""n & ·71 Coroo1 '79 s 111 h bod ~°i':d1~~o~c·,'~~1~
pralMd 11 .t38,000. Our 8"42· 1508 (Mr Golton) '78 i:;ord Atnch.,o OT 1· !I 11 • -.. ... nice In & out. $960 In I •vp :·r ,m9i 9'. I 0 oy, •v•/wkndt low price 27,000 firm. ' 8rough1m-. po we r ~ fAGUnl It.a/ 1141 8•5·800
PIP 8"45·2581 '11~ YUl&U QIO braltea. steering & ... t. St laa-hrvlce-l.eHlng "H .. _It _,, "'" """' TT:••••••••••••••••••• ·eo Corolla SAS IPI cpe, 497"3329• 873-o4?08 85 Muatang. 8 cyt, PS. AT,
• 16' Hobie Ctt, yellow w/ Run• •Int, forced to lflll, Air. AM/FM, radio, vinyl 'H attl'• Ir• .. ,., .. -__ , ..... ",_ 'la.,.,., S-4600 nrm. Nie• etereo. TllE LAlllEIT 1lmot1 Ilk• new. &OK
teq. aunrlH Miit. like S!lllO. 8"4"4·8731 lop, hinged, aolld, white Nice Selaotlon! ~ orig. owner, 38.000 mil cuttom whl• 8-46 1980 SELEOTIOI mllei, 12650 o.b o. S..
new. $2600. 875-8111. t9ao He>r1d• ATCllO. •Int ~:~Y~ f~~fud°:. i:'~;:; * '78 3201: auto . an/rt, 3100 w .. t Cou i Hwy .~~':!'~ 'lfe'=''" 12000. 5'8-2379. 1. I t · · 1111 1h11 one! 8-40-514-4
AMF Ct tamtrtn/Outrlg, oond. Xtru $778/bat ofr. •hell lop, alldinn window 1*•3~7V,.C~3) •·11· auto low • Nawf)Ol1 Beach . dr A~o.' em/Im sllleo' I~ l•tu"• l1SO .!.~!!I••••••••••••••• ot 111e model, low mile•· '58 Mu111ng, 251 V8 ,.,.,.,. d 53u• 1"""" .. ~ .. a •TC185 bit ... • v .... ••2 "'•05 •• ·• ge Cedlllect In Southern Rebll ..,.,. . auto tr•At & ve<y """"' con . -· •'IV """" "' • & removable plywood ml• , 15113'5, 1a1 . · '"" • .,.. le11, 23,000 ml. At Ing • • ••••M£••••ls••T•E••R• • • • • •• v• T rlumph Convet11ble C111torn111 s.. u• today! b r 1 k ;·· N • w P; in 1 983-5272 . ,to 237Ci:C, •Int cond. lnw t w/pad & carpet. * ,80 3201; ''pd . 1011• fl•I 111 $7,-495 Owner now hit Sports 8. Good cond IUEllS 0 C1l1maran w/llb & lrlr, XHH. -498-3279 ev .. / L.eevlno Country, MUST de<ll (18DV020) •••••••••••••••••••••• Co. Car 71"4·639-6802 $1500 Obo. 968-8143 $2000108 . 5-48-8538
xlnt cond. 1810. Rick wilnd•. SEL.l.. 13.900. (71') * '77 530!; tn/rf, low '78 Spydar l2<1, SIOOO POlllOllE /llll ClllLUC 011 .... 11. nSJ
8-40-1980, 157-1001 1980 Honda CX500 8"4~108 mlL (8•2TRT) below book. lookl & runl 1383t Hetbor Blvd. f•Jk"'•f•• 1110 2800 Harbor Blvd ••••••••••••••••••••••
Fairing, TrunkcaH. Al-* '19 320!. <I epd. A/C. fentullc, no nlclea or Garden Grove ........ ............. COSTA MESA llll•llll I 'lt
mott new 7-400 mllaa. A 1 w • y I • •a I• In ("488XEOI dent•. 38 m.pg, '4435. Ill It It '72 VW P1nel Bus. new OITUIS SIPIDI I S L A I I E ll $2300/0BO 871·0841, cla11lfl•d·reed the adt * ·ao 3201, 8 epd 'en/rt, Jim 548-7245 ti· n t rdls. reblt eng Very &C0-1110 . YAom• 551-9291 evert dey. 8-42-5878 A/C (851ZOK) '77 131S. Wiry good cond, Ltul11 clean In/out. $3 tOO ........ lllPIJ
1•1.•111 am/Im cas•atte st--. 11 IAZIA ILO 71• 1•1.2•33 5•8-822t,645-3955 ·77 Ctd F11wd Brn Mint LoaCled!Economlcaldl .. llllL YW ·77 Yemaha XT500, 1dnt • • -··~ • • cond lo ml 101ded sel engine' Handeome•
cond $900 642·8712 Vu1 1110 208 W tit, Sente Ane I 2 5 0 0 · And r • • OPE '7 t Super Bug. Ulre 16250/bsl reu o rr (885YJE) OLlllHT IALI work. 8-45-8939 home •••••••••••••••••••••• Closed Sundty 873-8606. 5 speed • Sl1teo llllAOIUTI clean, sherp. Rblt •no. 6•2·3555 lllY 112tll ISLANDER & FREEPORT 'tl OIM-121 C O C B ~ 1,... 2 73 SC. 251( ·ml, 200hp. am/fm, ' spd $2850
SAIL.BOATS 'll IHU 110f Extre heads. $700/obo H I E INVENTORY M•• 1111 AJH ~ Polished 1lloy9, P7'a, Ill obo. 873·1525 71 El OO<ado. orig ownr, llW&ll Clilttrtltt :=~n=-~~· ~::~:~~~u:~1~!I A•"'"• ~.6a3-•~5:9 f•H VOL~ALES •••iiiiii"iimiiit... ~~·1=.'~e.!1=· ·~-= '7-4 BUS. A/C, em/Im ~: .. ~o ;;~.:;';'1' conCl N~V:b~·~~~H
•Sllpe available S 1600. 6"5· 7278 , .. "'' ,_ " ~ We cin help! Before you m o r • Be 11 o 11 • r . cau, new tires 5 paJnt Ill 0111 •Factory toura . •••••••••••••••••••••• b\Jy, check our unt>eeta• 714•968•9718 MOOO. "495·8313 59 Cad. 2 door. good •
•Preview showlng or Iha 79 KAWASAKI. KZ1000. WE PAY I 0 I I 0 LA ll EI ble Hl•cllon, 11vlng1 '70 VW Bug. good cond1-body & inllrlor, runs t11r 66 Olds Cutlass new Islander -48 under Windjammer IV, nume· and aervlcal '61 356B. rbll eng, .... lion. s2.0CO/ bsl ofr $500 or bell o ffer runs well. S•OO
construction roua touring accesaorles. TOP DOLUR llW UllYEllSITY then 500 ml New bat· 673•8599 544·2 t68 5,8•330,
•Door prlz" $2700 8•2·9817 alt Sales·Servlce-L.easlng •••.111 lllYIOI lery, clutch. no ru,1. ·72 El Do d C e llbl -•Relreshmanta 5PM/ wknd1, FOil ISED CAllS 850 N. Beech Blvd. ._ W h 11 e S 4 500Ib11 . '71 VAN, Kini cond, di• ra 0 onv r e, '80 Omega cpe. V6. auto, La Habra 2850 H11bor Blvd. ll•ttHH lfa1 1140 -494-6875 sunroof, fold·down bed. llremist green. whole lnl ps, pb, air IOOks brand
A once In a lllellme op-11•111 B•••• s.11/ WI ll&IHI 122·1111 COSTA MESA •••••••••••••••••••••• new brakes. runs great. Good cond $3250 new S•800 832·8374 portunlly to lake advan· •••llllt1'('• flfO POITl&O/llUH &40_9140 ••I. 'rtftr 1 '88 912 Targa. Rblt eng 52500 firm. 631•3147 759·0706 or 64'·57'2
1ege or t his ltlander •• , •• :t.' ••••• ••••••••• 2,.80 Harbor Blvd Open Sunday U 111.1 tftt.1H New cerbs. xlnt 17600. 'll •rYllltt li•IO lfS1 Yachts' 1pecl11 purchese Rent: 26' motor home. COST• ••Ee.. • • 6-45· t410. '7-4 Super Bug. $2,800 or -.: ••••••••••••••••••••••
Ian """ "'" '75 BMW 2002, -4 tpd, '82 d • d •Or te b t fl 59K I I ool '74 WAGON xlnt c-d P . stps 8, fully 101ded. t•t-••oo 1 1 1 Hon 1 ... ccor . .. , a HW 'll t 1110 t•••• es o er m . e ec sum . · v .. SAT. 114111. 6"45·86t6 ,. ... sunroo · m tape. x n1 5spd. AM/Im c1u. bra. u"""'I•• tltt1 --642-1485 $6795 540·6472 $t,400 or beat offer Mt 1411 cond, 62K mid Runs s8300. ,95..e3 t3 1'" -Bleck w/len Int., Golll 6•2·•274 J1fJ 1l 114 11 IMMACULATE 27' M/H " good Musi sell. $3500. Compare HOIJll ot Im· Whls. lo ml. loaded! $21, '74 BUG, xlnt cond. New 77 Coupe de VIiie. 39K, ---------10All·IPll for rent. call 6-46--45-46 WE llY 559--4095 ' 7 8 Honda Accord ports Direct lelH and &O 900. 675-8203 tires. runs great $2,300. lea I her. loaded. lmmac 1/r11•1tt IHO for Info Hetchbk, new 1utom111c. mo•. 1en1lble pymte 5-48-7759. 6-42..058" Low t>ook $5375 HI ••'tt••••••••••••••••• i!,~~d'::~~r.b:i ~!~ ---------1 CLEAi ClllS '80 320l. t ownr, lmmac n-SC>rly AM/FM CISI Diel 213 or 71•; MER· '61 356, yellow. Orig $6300. sell $58°00 ·71 Fury. Rebuilt engine.
them Callfornla. f1'illll, f1'nl 1110 AID TllUCIS Fully equlp'd. Leevlng radio. good cond. $3800. c E DES Is 2 1 3 o r cond All serv c . $6, '67 VW ~S 800• i600 eng. &40· 11•6 run• gr e II S 6 5 o ~ •••••••'•••••••••••••• country mull sell It t, -497-3958 71-4/637·2333 000 6-42·977 I 6-42·9•97 llWIU Hom WANTED •OO ofter pp 760-9000 553·0239 c •• ,,. Ill --------
t922 Barranca Rd 18 lo 20 Travel Trailer '77 5'"'', tu11u IA•ded, blk Honda. Toyota. Det1un, Haven't you walled long 80 924 Turbo. loaded. '80 ·12 SUPER BEETLE •••••••••••••••••••••• 111ti1t IHS Irvine, CA 1271-4 5-45-8353 """ ' -all makes, $t99 does 11 enough to own a Mar· 92• Take OVOf ,.._, Chevrolet ••••••••••••••••••••••
11• ..... 1121 w/lan Int, $7895 lor No 111 or last. no .. ~ ceoes Benz? Don't let 7t"4·825·t808 Sl900 * Clll&Jll LIYElll * 77 GRAN BRIX. mull see ..---• il U•"/'7. 1110 lck ale 6-46 8-466 ~,,...-Call 8•6·746t ~~~~~~~~~~ 11' 1n, '' I Qu • • sit No lie lee. Delivers 1h11 opportunity PIA you '8. 928 Porsche Plell· If vou really love Ce-to apprec111e S3000 or •••••••'•••••• ••••••• b t I W " ' . II ,,. "92•6 Utlllty trlr any lease, buys any car y. ec now • .. ave a num t2 ooo ml $33 500 ·68 VW Beelle. new paJnt. mares. give me a call 1 t>esl o et .,...,. ..
Ranger 26': Xlnt cond. Nds some work. $40 f!l!f ............ !J.{¥ over our cost. All Savers tenllstlc selection of or belt olr a.40.a1a6 aulo stick. very clean have a l>IJnch, 1nclud1ng .77 Trens Am. T-toP, ate, :?no'oev~ll S~~ 980-55-43 ---.-.. -.-.-.._-.---1·72 V6. ' speed. tlereo. Leasing 71'163'-0t89 models & colors eva11a-67 9 t 1S. elec sunrf, $2100 5-40.9537 fully loaded BERL.tNET· lull pwr Many ulras. lo liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -"' ~paint & Or" St450 Honde •79 Civic, 4 spd ble '68 VW Bus new paJnl TA S TV PE l T and m1. absolutely Im mac.
-eve __ s·-------1 Top dollars lor Sports 6"5·&0« •8 000 I ••1ch Jll W•MI compl Ortg . lo ml. mat· & b ak. $"""" . Z28 s Just need reltable $5500, 58" 7 t49 CllT .. TILi SllO , m .. tape. "" Ching luggage St2.000 eng. r es~ cvvu or .,,. Lido 1•. ,ir432•. use ot Bal Isl mooring for t mo
S 1750. 67S.0349 eves
Cars. Bugs. Cempere. -.7-,.-C--, -V-8_2_800 __ 1_1, ShOwroom cond $3.750 llNITI or bell t-483-67'• best. 5-49-9164 par11yhl10 ma, keNsmaltdl 1976 F1reb1rd Formula Made from Ford Coun1t 9t4's Audi's apr' · • n or best oNer 6«·••81. t30t Quall Street mon Y pm a 0 0
box w/lopper, nu patnt I A~ for U/C MGR cond New p1lnt. xtres, Eutbluft Buying New NEWPORT BEACH t978 92•. lllnl cond Low Cleanes1 stock '74 Bug tn contracts 10 assume No •Int cond Must see to
536-9832 I Jll IU.IJH $1700 Eva, 96"·977• Prelude ll"'·tlOO m lles. air . sunroof town• Dix features back pmts due Ask l0t apprec $2750 Dys
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Good cond. Inboard,
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714-5-48-9568
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U·Haul type. fair cond
,._, 1111 • $9500 675·9132 $3100 675-13991vmso R ose 842 -4-40 0, 7t4 -754-6277, evs YILllW&IEI -I ·75 Honda CIVIC WGN .61 3oosD. 9.000 ml, 1., t979 VW Bun White on 556·t009 Proto LIM 7t4·8•2·3906 18711 Beach Blvd • ••••••••••••••••••••• -I I l1SS -· am/Im CUI, nu paint, wty; snrt. sliver blu, $28, •••• I White Convert Perfect Ct1n•l•I 112 '70 Grand Prix. 78K miles
11r Outrigger. must sell
Very reasonable.
675·7•03
s 175 548--0-438 HUNTINGTON BEACH '74 COLT. 2 dr .. auto. cro00odr.r3ac,+k'm'°..,,m, 's·2~001nl 000 ~0.5192.6"45·7t07 •••••••••1••rw••••••••••• cond Take over lease. •••••••••••••••••••••• au10 eir amlfm, lt200 142-2000 xlnl running condition, .... .. s 9 I + a ST c II 896 •235 d
iood llrea, 72,000 ml. Must seelf 857-'l 1 IO ·72 Mercedes 2&0SE. 4 dr. '12 IHHff Lt Oar C1a1121ormdoeta11sT8ra5~~319e:2 SEE S Fiil l 5;6 3258 ; es ays.
WI.TED' t 695 857 2819 air. runs ¥reel $5,000. We have e good ••lee· • v · · • '8 t Civic, • door, 5 • ....._.., •••x It Ct.ttlt frt• ~ • .....-.. 6 3-2•2• " • '67 BAJ A runs great. l ion of NEW & USED ftHl1t)ltl 1110 late model Toyotas, air. 22K. xlnt. Must sell! Ex ucket Seets, Ralty needs paint. priced to Chevroletal •••••••••••••••••••••• _________ , ...................... . A•t• lfniee, 1ul1
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Sabol plus oars, blue w/ LITE BODY WORK &
side stripe, xlnt cond. pal,,l/up ro 50% off your
$375. 631--4678 body Shop est. 536-9832
vo1vos. Pickups & vani. D•l11a 1110 $6400. PP. 559-6086 78 3000, xln1 cond. Loa· Mags, Oelu•e Trim. Rack sell s1650. 5,.0•1942 ·59 T·Blrd. 1 owner. fully
Call us todayt ••••••• • •••• •• ••••• •• • ded. E•tra tank Lo ml, & Pinion Steering, Front equipped. never dented,
Lattr llJI lit ltrtl All Chevy truck pans: '"
Save SlOO & have a Ion 10 diesel Ablt.
chance 10 win a Surfs· tra.nsmlsslon from S t65
print S1llboerd with a & up 55•·1850
purchase of any n-la· Stock VW gaa heater•. 6
se< during July. volt & 12 Volt, $75 ea.
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Heve 35' Nwpl mooring, The price of Items ad· 18211 BEACH BL.VD
needs 45· will conslde< vertlsed by vehicle dee-HUNTINGTON BEACH
I r a Cl e I a n d o r S S lers In the vehlcte classJ. 14 l-tOl1, 141-HI 1
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MOTORS
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$18.000 OBO. 751-768t: Wheel Drive, Luxury '7-4 VW 412 lo0k1 & runs 1an1as11e. all
631-9338 W Interior & MORE' SOUAREBACK $1595. orig Call Mr James.
'78 Whl & navy .C50SL EPA Est 840· t296, 846-8238 5'48· 72•5
Xlnl cond 1a1 $2-4,000 30 city. •0 hwy 73 Bus, new eng and -.7-8-T--B-ir_d_L_oa_d_ed_, -re_a_I
takes. 752-5755 $4989 tires. $3.000 f irm lu•ury with 21mpg. ste-
'78 Metoedes 300D. Ivory. (serial 0093• I) John 5-48-5806 1t11 CllRltLET reo. rechners. new hres.
snrf. mini eond $13,900 WE'VE GOT FUEGOS' 1967 vw Sqbk (pans car llP&U 2 .-. Must sell' S3250/obo
975..0578, 675-402• -•-tt -·-only). Rbll eng. plus --5'46·383.4 __. .. -· $350 Has ONLY 67.200 orlgl· ---------•7t 300SEL.. 6.3. mint &llO/JHP/IEUILT trans plus more nal miles. au1ometlc fH• 1114
cond. 83.000 ml. fully 252• Harbor Btvd. CM ~1~1er~72~ ~~2-4300, Ad trans ' ~ steering & ··-'•••••••••••••••••••
equipped. -11 malntal· 5"4ll--8023 &4S.7770 ---------b<akOI, air cond & morel 7 4 Vege. very iood
n •Cl . 0 u I ck t •I•. ·10 VW Bua. x.lnt camper Could UH tome body mech1.....,.,,j·1:;:31 ~7~200
$12 ,000 / bit olr r.U.~ 11U van. loOkl good, runt work & paint Good ..;...."..=...._-__ .;._ ___ _
540-5621 ext 25 dys, •••••••• ••••••••••••• great . 2nd owner tr1nsport1llon Atklng 76 VEGA HATCHBACK
640--0838 evM #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. $2300. S59'""095 $1000 or belt oNer Cell Auto. radio, 10'# mi
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does nol Include any
applicable taxes. license.
trensler lees, finance
charges. tees for air pol-
1 u II on control device
certihc111ona or dealer
documenlary prepeta·
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olherw111e spec1l1ed t>y
Nwpl Bch pVI Slip, up to •5· boat: 11so side tie
873-198"4, 873--4582
'7' 7t0 Stlllorl Wagon. 19&0 Mercedel 2&0E. ' H&CAR\/ER '8t VW R1bbit convert . Dawn at (7t•) •93-818t. Atklng $1100 SQ..Ot87
Reel clean $2700 Of be91 dr. tunrl. •Int cond PP lViCE loaded. SK ml. $9250 ext 5oa. 7 .OO 10 • OO 77 Vega Wegon. orig.
offer 673-0491 $18,950. 851·1919 dye PP 752·178"4 aft noon weekdays (M·FI. (T t-4) owner, 39.500 miles, xlnt
T Doi ---------•----------• 855-$'420 -/ wkndt 4g3.6778 weekends & op ar ·~~1~·~1~.·~~,~~.\l.~ ·~~.,<;!;,lcea:'''N!M::. 78 3000. silver, AM/FM, ~~~ ~~-7~~2R:r~~,M~~.!!: ~,~,a~":'' alter 9 00 ~~~· :~~~~6~assette ...... Pal'd ml, cu clean & ing trins, 5 sp Best oNer aunrl, air . xlnl cond. ClOSIOSUNOAYS clean 7t4-556-7280 MUST SELL' 1955 T·llRI
For Your Cart strong $6500. 675-8896 552..0738. 8"42·9946 $9800 OBO 631.,.678 Su) 111 '63 Baja Bug 1835 cc en---------"---i Immaculate. 1 owner car. 65' Slip or mooring for
sailboat. Npt Bch. Joe
6"4•·0502
·77 B2 t0. Exoet cond • J 1131 Ill 114Z •••••••••••••••••••••• glne. dull carbs. gOO<J Esute '76 Chevy V1g1 Sterling sllvet & has both *llff 1111 spd, AM /FM cas1 w/ .!I.~!!••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• LOSE l 1tl2 WI mech cond $1450 Htchbk, •6.700 mt, tops (2•0600). Only U1ett1 .. tr11ry equll, S2700tbat otr '11 J&I I.Ill 71 MG Mld091, like new. tOO Tllll 4 ... I 673-29t2 St375 494·8•98 days s12.965
2626 Herbor Blvd 759.9032 Brown w/.._,,.e inl .. sun-runs great. radials. muet ---------1 1-11 _.Ill.
Coste Mesa 5-40-5630 1---------root. chr~·whls. Trans 5 e 11 S t 8 O O OB O $ 328
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60 '59 VW Bug: GOO<J cond, '65 CORVAIA -"'"" · F.• 11.S 714 5•8 95•6 good carpet & 1n1enor. C&llLLAO Premium prices 1•t • just rebll. Clean. reliable. • • 1500CC. $1700 or best Needs work S600 OBO
paid for any used cer •••••••••••••••••••••• For Quick tale • $9500. 'll It •l41tt OtlY oNer. Call 673-0-491 642-•336 llWllY
(foreign or domesllcl PIP 498-7997 amlfm casaelle. Excel· per month plus tale (71•) 521-9124
Wut 11-10 SH, wfftl Ille edver11ser
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142-UIO H ltrt. Shay replicas; pickups &
In good condition 11.ot 1 1 d 45 000 1 •8 month closed end '72 VW Bug Xlnt cond. 1966 N p 1 1 See us Flrsll ••r•••• ftl• .,4 en con · ' m lease on approved ere-Real cleanl $2050 Call ova' new 1 n · •••••••••••••••••••••• $3200. 772-7602 dll Come In & Hk for days 540-7051 1111n1est. 1>a11. exhaust . .t 1 UIM
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llWPllT 1U01 Red. mint. s13.ooo. 551.a2a5
30', <IO' tllps 1vallable 759-0913/673-9003 ---------•
556-171 I '12 OAI HAUi ~.".'.-J1.1!!r..rJ.~ ••••••
Shore mooring. oN 101h S! Runt good. good body. ••n'1 1101 Beach, NB. Max. 35 $725 or oNer 6"4µt6t •••••••••••••••••••••• boat. $12,000. 875-4«1. ·73 Jensen He1ly, very 866-2221 '28 FORD P/U needs res-good cond .. uklng
Nwpt mooring, •ln1 toe .. lo 1or1ng ~lt75 $4200. 1·595-8225
35', w/e111captlona1 23' 'I• ..... 1111 pwr boll. loaded $11, ·54 Plymouth Plue. runs, •••••••••••••••••••••• 500. 536--8574 needs tst geer, $300/
a. o fr . 6 46 -5724: eva ..... 1,-1 • 6" 1·2875 OJ IOll Allenlle>r1 colleclortl 1959 •••••••••••••••••••••• Edaet Ranger In good 1111 UVA running condition! ONL.V 15501 Call 8"42·2073 or .an Sii 5-45-897-4. It no antwer.
SI oc k . nave r r ece d . _p1e_a_ae_k_MP_l_ry'--lng...;;... --1
$1600. Call 5'45-&97' Of ·59 Ced. 2 door, good
6-42-2073. body & Interior, runt fair.
14· Ski Boat w/75 HP $500 or bUI oller
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CAMP· TEI.. Camper, dMn 'IO Audi '4000. 2-4,000 ml,
S1'l5. 916-2180. lfl <&PM •.... dfaM A C , A M I F M , .a d r ,
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Neerty ,_ cuatom bit I ' •••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Audi 5000, rad w. earn par, m any 11trat. '15 Scout. 2X2. "-trane, beige ¥9lolK Int., em/Im
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'm a hypochondriac, .. Woody Alen says. We
.. lldklg In his New York Oty pmthome
apartment owriooking Afth Avenue and
Central Park. It ls sunny and~ oullkle,
the IOlt of rare and cheery day that brll#dllid
the llva ol molt New 'Yorbn and dep es
Woody Alen to no end ... About a yea ago,"
he continues, '1 was suddenly convinced I
had a brain tumor. It came to me on a Friday,
and I caUed my doctor. What could he Itri?
He was sympathetic and told me to come
owr to his office for skul X-rays."
ADen fidgets on the edge of his chair and plunges
Into his tale of Round 243 with his favorb oppo-
nent: Death. .
"Anyway," he says, "that left me the whole
weekend to wallow In anxiety. The wodd was total-
ly ddferent to me, and things that were normally
~ had no meaning whabocver. l knew I
was going to die, and the ftnt thing I did was cud
up In my bed and think, 'How am I going to teD my
parents?'
"I think when you're dytng," he continues, .. a
different sort of reality sets In. I tried to get that Idea
Into Stardust M.moria (his last 61m, rekwd In
1980). But this was different -I mean, movtes be-
came utterly meanJnglas to me. I dk:ln' think of
romnic dads; I )ult thought about the fact that I
was going to die, and evcydmg took on a thmp
focus. Normaly. • .. ex>mbtlng In the anal
things we do; we don't go around looking at• In
shmp focus, bem11e we )ult c:an't and too much
~· Tua\ this sharp focus ooma In when you'aa
CIO"lWioeci you're gok1g to die, and you think you'I
never hokl tt'°9e ndlculous values again.
"Well, I dktn't die," he concludes, '"and I went
beck ,krto that pn.fab world 90 dwerfy and IUC·
cellfuly thlped to deny reality. I ~ I would
never bget how hmd that reality was, but of
cowwe I went back Into IOft focus. I tried to apleir'I
It to &lends, and I didn't work. But I can' belsve
how vivid I was -a r..ty tmtie ~."
Wal I? Or wat I , In the .net, )lllt more (Jilt b
the rac:kq, peinfuly funny n6 ol Alen s..w.t
Koellglblrg, a.k.a. Woody Alen, 46, who undmr·
...... wel. any lltllt.,. thlt, whm 'Jneedy
tlka cedlr ltlQI, Fmce II ~ In the wlngl.
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r.a.ct wry 6dc:t*9; In the aaft focus ol hll Kleen
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Warnings The Surgeon Generel Has D1ter11intd
TMI C41iene Smotinl ta Dlnglrous to Y• Hllllh.
WOODY fconll1l.-J from P099 .. ,
from the ~ sedrical Bananas and
~ to the btttcnweet Annie Ha/1
and Manhattan, with his former love
and cteadfac friend, Diane Keaton -
that have made Allen the premier
comedk: commentator of our frantic ,
• fragmented age.
Now Allen has returned to broad
fun and barbed word games In his
latest fllm. A Mldaummer Night'• Sex
Comedy, stamng JoM Ferrer, Mary
Steenburgen and Woody's latest love,
Mia Farrow. (Alen emphasl2es that,
published reports to the contrary. he
did not many Mia In Connecdcut last
year. "I've never even set foot In Con-
nectk:'ut," he says.)
The 61m, slated to open around the
• COWltry this week, bakes William
Shakespeare and, after the Allen
fashion, turns him on his head. "h's a
comic movie," Allen says. "I guess
you'd call It a farce . It extols the coun-
tJy and summer; It's hopefully funny,
hopefully entertaining. It's a stx-
person story and. predictably, It has
romantic Interaction of people
regardJess of who's married to whom.
There's a lot of magic and enchant-
ment in It. )ust as there was In the
original Shakespeare -woods.
lakes. streams. h was a happy, for-
tuitous event and shot only 35
minutes north of Manhattan .
'1n fact," Alen acids, "tt has the
same son of affection for the counlry
that I showed for the city In Manhat-
tan. Actually, I don't like summer,
countJy or sun. I Uke dreary weather. I
had visions of being stuck In the coun ·
try, so I made sme I could drive back
to Manhattan every night."
Therein Ila the deftnltlve existential
statement by Woody Alen: the dark
canyons of'New Yock as the physical
and splrttual epk::ent.er of exiltenc:e.
Allen admits that th.ls vtawpoint
shapes al of his ideas. 'Tm llmtted by
my own experiences," he seys, "and
what's of Interest to me -Manhattan,
the RUISSan Ta Room, Elaine's,
Bk>omingdale's. Baldel, I 1'&tt don't
.. to shoot out of New Yock. If I hed,
say, a ~t Ida for a movie In
Nebraska, I wouldn't do it because I
don't want to go tq Nebraska."
Allen l9n't kidding. He ls positively
neurotic about straying too far for too
long from the neurotic city of hls birth
and Its fashtonable hauntl. AD he has
really done Is move uptown from the
dreary, low-rent neighborhood In
Brooklyn that formed and defined
him. He saw htrn..if as an under-
nourished schlemiel 'with wild red hair,
encased In a body and a mllleu that
bore no re1adon to his perf ervld
dreams. Born of th09e twin lmpov·
a1shments was the self-deprecating
comedy. "I wanted to be an F.8.1.
roan," he once said. "But you have to
be 5 feet 7 and have 20/20 vision.
Then l toyed with becoming a master
atmlnal -but you have to be 5 feet 7
and have 20/20 vision."
I nstead. as a brllllant teen-ager but
desultory student at Brooklyn's
Midwood H~h Schodl Mt was a
school for emotionally disturbed
teachers," he will recall), he became a
clown, flr1ng out one-linen for his
friends and eventually for the gossip
columns of Walter Winchell and Ed
Sullivan. AlWr dropping out of New
-York University, Allen started wrtttng
gags profasionally; first for Hmb
Shriner, then for Garry Moore and Art
Camey and ftnally for Sid Caesar. His
dalre to paform his own stuff took
him to a Greenwich VIDage nJght spot
caBed the Duplex; soon his comic
observations of the Ills and Itches of a
neurotic IOdcty made him a popular
figure &om the dubs of New York and
Chicago to the Hungry I In San Fran-
d!co. Hlt favoctte ground was one he
sttll en)oyl: the arudety and angst of
Jewish Am8rk:an boyhood. "When
we'd play softbaD," a remJnllcence
went, "I'd slllal second, then feel gud-
ty and go beck ...
He ftnt trantpOMd his matenal to
fUm as the tereenwrtter for a pliecc of
lllllness c:aDed What\ New, Puaycat?
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ROACH PRUFE, #I
in University Tests
In a report released by the UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNJA and published by the EN-
TOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, eight commercial and test products that
included a broad spectrum of insecticides were tested against a product called •RoACH
P1un." The teats were conducted in heavily infested apartments and showed at the end
of the 8 week test period lhat with a siogie application of ROACH PRU FE in each apartment.
the roach population was reduced by an average 99.S~. By comparison. with the worst
results were two widely recognized insecticides airrentty used in aerosols and applied
by exterminators. They showed a ~ (no) mluction at the end ot the 8 week tests.
Commenting in a letter, the University resean:hen stated: -0.,,. ~e 'lllfMr
/illdCOlfdiliorcs llas .,_ lllat-..,,...,,, 0#/i«l. tJw RoACR PRUFE/""""'1afmwida.
a.,_ of coclwo«Jc MNJnl dud is IUlldU, ~to all olJwr ~ c~I tW
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DiuoH Camera Odorln., Eo•y To Apply
Alm Brite. bolder ot 15 U.S. and foreign patents bu just been awarded the first of 3
U.S. patents peD(ing on RoACe PIUPE. Brite says: •Becaaae roaches simply do not
recopize RoACB P1un as an inaecticide, they do not try to avoid it by scattering to
otber pmtl of J'OUI' retidence • they do with other inlectiQdee Pm tbe electtOltati-
Clly dllrled powder sticks to their bocles. Tbey thea caay the po"der bKk into the
.............. tbeotbern.dles. 1'beraaltil '°" .. not only the roecbes you
see, but .. dw bidiaa md ndliplJirc in the ......
ROACH Plun ia oclortete_ ~ ~ and noo-8llmmbie. The
powder it simply IPPied with • teaspoon under kitchea •nlhnces IDd ill Other bidden
aras. It cm be Ultd m bomea, ecboola, bolPtalt, ~ .,._new CODStnlCtiol\.
If ROACH Paun ii not anillble at JUUi' local baadwae etore. the l1l8llUfKturer wil be
llad to eeDd it to ,an. To obtlirJ a one IJO'.D(l &at1•wr, jult MDd 1 cbec:k or money order
6x'l8.90, wbicb iDdadn '°""'' Add tu if 70Q he in QMn& One poand COftf'I up
to a 9 room n:tidere. b'I need• atra pOllDd far a 'blar.,... or,.._ Smd to
Copper Brite. Inc.. Dept. 12. 5147 \'( JelrrlOft BIYd., Loe ADI ' I Ca. toOJ8. Copiel
o1 tbe umw:HitJ teet n ,,.... by • .._ • .., ...... ,Hd •·'P"CI....,. to
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WOODY <cont1tt'*' trom ,,.. n
b11Mb1 of¥-: In An!* Hal. Allftand ~ rapbJ,m dte; ronoa.
There, Allen says, he lamed what Indeed, Allen has now-become an
·the Holywood bal g11Jne WM al ilb!rnational cult ftgure. "Moel of my
aboUt: "When you're making a big ftlms bandy top the bruk-ewn
picture fer $4 mllllon, there are a kJt point," he says wanly, 9lorfng the
of people mound and they tel you huge~ of Academy Awad win·
they are Pft*dlJtg vaur lnvatmmt. ner AnnJe HoD and Manhattan. 'Tm I
They wanted a girl11id sex-sex pk:ture terribly dependent on a foreign fol.
to malce a fortune. I had somedlil .g lowWlg -a llnle in Japar\, a ltde In
else In mind. They got a girl-gkt pie-Sweden."
ture whJch made a fortune... That, too, is typical Alen. Not on1y·
The money made &om ~ wtll sucxes fall to make him wry 1--
enabled Alen to *'"' out on his-own py, if 90m80lle svggests It ahould. he
and make the pk:tura that haw will limply deny that It's succes. Even
become hS trademark: Alen, the now he won1es owr his new movie,
modem O\aplln, ralmlg hlmMlf and Coming out • It will against projected
cwryone sound him C1Wt the coels tumn9 ~ sw:h • AnNt
of bewtldertng sex and~ dealtl. and &.v.rl ~gt E.T. .. rm obee•d with 1ex and death," "fw never been con8dent ~
he readily c:onceda. "Everybody Is. to do a b6g movie," he says. "But I
That's wtlM people are usually taldng allo ttunk they're bad for the lndumy.
about, even i the convenadon semns Th8nr's a hysterical quality In Holy-
to be about IOl'Mthlng m . In a oer-wood now. The theory 988mS to be '
tabl sal98, Midsummer Ntghts Sex that they're competing with te.levi9cxt,
Comedy Is about thee themes." and linoe human stones are limhd to
The ftlm is allo an to reflect 1V, people go to movta only for
ABen's own tangled romances. Allen's weal spec.1ada."
first marrlege, to Hartene Roeen (he
was 19, the was 16), ended In
divorce, and that suncMred unk>n
became the tb.df of his ..ty standup
comedy -to the pok1t whln
Harlene sued for dGmadon of ct..-aa.r. "'She was ubemely cMdlsh."
Alen would recoun1 on-ttage. '"Orl8
time I WM talclng a bath and, b no
ramJ11 at al, lhe came In and Milk
mybom."
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bomng, COWi' Ind cook b about 20
rnnia.. «uni Jtca ..... and ..... \. ....
lblolbed. . ""
S. Tum rte. Into rnbdnG bowl and edd 3
~ anlpped d9 WNd, s tllbla-
IPOOf\I ~~ anoa and 1 tllbla-
IPOOl'I )ulenne-cut .,... onion. s. In
Tat.co Ind lemon juk:c.
4. T .. of a lerge hilt ol ~
alwnS\um loll;~~ and pilic:c a
layer °' ** lemon In c:edlr °'fol. Place fW\ on top ol lemon *-Ind d wllti
rtce &dftng. aa. oper*'9 by ~ wllh
cord. Bnattt ¥i wllh mellad tiua.. ~
lemon sllca on top and tptnkle with re·
ma1n1ng dil, anoa and ween onion.
5. 8nng foll up around filh and aeal CCI•
m and .nda with double folds. Cook
owr medlwn-hot coals on an open
bruJer !Jtll. To durmlne ~ time:
Masure raw fhh. ltuff.d ftlh or ftlh rol-
ups Ill thJckat point. If 6sh II plac«I 4
lncha from rndun-hot c:oM, ~
1lme In ti.Mt. on ~ « tn OOWNd {J1I
wtll be 10 mlnutlll per Inch; If foll·
wrapped, 15 mlnutlll ps Inch.
,...,.4to6~
... I •• fliM: Cold Cucumbs Soup.
FoG Seaemed Whole Sluffed Alt\, Zuc·
d*'I and Tonwmea Pao mn, Com
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5. Ut rtiets from mertnade Ind pilic:c on
barbecue ~. Gdl about 5 lncha from
hot c:oM, 7 to 10 .,... .... ; tum, brUlh
~ chutrMy mllNde and -7 to 10 mui. more,« until nlclly browned.
6. Heat ~ chutrMy mll1nade to
~. Saw ... dip wllh ......
Mam 2 to s 8lrvfn9I
.._, I I• t tll oa: O\UIMy Lamb Rlilets,
Whll or Brown Rici, S....nad Spnach
or 5wlla Owd, Mmtn-.1 Cuc:wnbtr
s.&ed; O\lled Beer or Iced T•.
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l. Mllc.e Blue a,_ Dre.ing: In bowl. ol
food ptoc:i.or « ~ bi9ndlr. com--
bN a... blue ct..... ~ Ind
gtltc. ~ und blinded, but not c:om-
plmly emooch. '-*'a bMI °'blue ct...
wtiended. W•• f not ~ Im·
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CombN gadc .nd ~ butter; bMt1
alllldllolbl..t Wth ......... ~.ti
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In a taste test. kids preferred Tang Instant Breakfast Drink to the leading
orange juice ... And we guarantee your kids will agree.
So try Tang and let your kids decide. Use the 3b¢ coupon and save on
your next purchase. If your kids don't agree that Tang tastes better than
your orange juice, we'll refund your money.
Just eend back the unused portion In the package, with the price matbd
on It, for a full refund. Send to General Foods Corporation, P.O. Box 4003,
Kankakee, Illinois 60902. oner expres October 31, 1982.
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An original~ in fine porcelain.
Hand-painted and issued in a limited edition.
Art of exciptlonal charm and beauty, at the very attroctive price of $75.
ERIC 1BINEV Is one of today's most beloYed
and accomplished animal artbtL An award-
wmer at the prestigious E.dlnbur9l Festival
Featund In inportant exhibHlons at London's
Tryon and S&adrnore gaDenes. And imerna.
tionlUy acdalmed for his portlaHs of the en-
dearing anmal characbm of the best-selling
book. "Watershlp Down." His works are
~ after on both sides of the Atlantic.
~ for the /fnt t1me euer, the artist has
turned .. talents to a medium that collectors
npectal~ pim: ftne porcelain la.llpture. The
result II a wed< of pwe magic, called •f udJla..
don." Crafted In ftne, hand-pmnad pon:eJain,
this ~tful work of art wtU be islued at the
wry attractlYe price of $75-whk:h mey Itself
be paid ln thNe conwn6ent monthly b\ltall.
mentl of $25 each.
In "Faldnatlon, • lenney portrays an lnqulll-
ttw 18bby cat, wtth a~ s-no1..-.Y that
wll lnltmldy dwm ~ .... S..,4ng In
"*"the a:ulpbn ·-~ ..... ln dal Ewry ..._II mpb...t wllh d*eM
ca& ,,,. doM'I ey9I. The ..... p.)k nc..
The wry nap and texture of the furl
•f ascination" will be individually crafted,
c:omPe1ely hand-painted-and will bear the
artist's signature on Its base. Examples of the
9CUJpture will be aafted under the supervision
of Franklin Porcelain ln Japan. home of some
of the world's most gifted porcelain craftsmen.
And ln the tradition of classic porcelains, It will
be Issued In a limited edition. At the end of this
single year, 1982, the edttion will be perma-
nently closed.
Just to own this enchanting ICUlpture-to
display lt ln your home and show It to
frtendt-ls certain to ~ • IOUlte of tadlfac-
• don. Whither you admlle beautiful works In
~ or lknply haw a tondr.. for cats.
thll II a pllc:ie that wlJ brqi you p&e.n for
many J,W11 to come.
10.-rw "Fmcinetion" byErtc~ you
should a~ lb be vald. the accom-
1*¥ne Rnr llC11 Appkllftoft nut be •
tum.cl to fwMn Pae I h. Ft .... c.nm, Pai...--m 19091 no llm tt.n the dMI I
beml: "'-31, 1982.
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FASCINATION
Valkl only If postmarked by
July 31. 1982
Frlnkln F\JewlMi
mnl6i Cenw, ~ 19091
Pleue KCept my raavatlon for "Fudna-
don" by Enc Tenney. This limited edition
sculptutt will be Individually crafted for me In
fine. hand·palnted porcelaln.
I undentand that I need send no money at
this time. I will be billed In 3 equal monthly
lnDllrnents of S25. • each, beginning when
the tculpture .. 1.-dy to be Nnt to me. ........ ----· ............ .., ,.,,,..... . .......,
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rtng may look <\llBcuk. but
once )IOU know the .a« of
~It you C80 make OM
In minutes.
Magic clacken which
yoWlgltel low .. alY to
conllrUCt with snail p6eca of
wood, ... of rtiboll mld
~. Tu.yack one on top
of the other or hang in a row
When you hold them up.
Wbh a bend ol the wrtlt the
blockl can be made to tum-
ble one after the other.
For the very young, make
a rQly-poly down. It can be
For IUmmtr fun , c:rWGfll doc.one, crfUllrs -and '"'"·
puahed tideways, backwards wtlh felt, tt.y can be worn aa
or on lb noee, but It wtl lland pna or made Into r~lllDi
up....., ewry time. ,.....,...11 you add~
Pips-dip jlWilry made 111"4*'9· .
wlh fllbrtc or cobful pipe' It You and your lcidt can allo
a na lnfoimaJ acx:.nt for put .,_._ the game ol
casual summer war, and "Saly. Come Home," made
making I II a !Pat pro)ect for wlh a mJJk cmton end a golf
the yo&mgltel. t•. Another wnk>rl made
The bel-&tnge attt.'I are with a margartnc tub and a
M1Y to put together. 8adcad bottle cap II the "Bug-Eating ....... _
Buyers Guide
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WC>UP·" . Detailed lnatructlona.
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llDTllR.T.
When Mr. T. tails, you
listen. So we listened as he
told how he giew up as
Lawrence Tero, one of 12
kids. on the mean streets of
Chk:ago's South Side, how
he went on to become the
bodyguard for folks like
Muhammad All, Rod
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Stewart and Steve Mc:Queen and how he won the role of
Clubber Lang, the fearsome c:haDenger in Rocky m. WHl!RI! IT COSTS TO UVE DQ
"I used to watch gangster shows and see those bodyguard No wonder
guys just standing around with their arms folded, opening those Congress-
men are always
trying to vote
themselves pay
raises. Accordlng
to 1980 Census
data of 38 urban
areas with at least
1 milllon popula-
tion, Washington,
D.C. ts the most
expensive Joca)e In
the country In
which to own a
doors for the boss. And I
said, 'I can do that,'" related
Mr. T .• 5 feet 11 Inches taD,
213 pounds, not Including
several dozen gold necklaces
and rings on each finger.
(You tel htm it looks silly.)
"Next to God, there Is no
better protedor than I,"
reads Mr. T.'s business card
and, accordJngly, he's just
upped his bodyguard fee to
$5,000 a day. What makes
him the best? "fm wtD1ng to
lay down my life for my dl-
~w role sulis him to a T. ents," he says ... That's why rm selective. rm not wllling
home. It coets average homeowner there $528 a
month, Including mortgage, taxes, Insurance, uttllties and
fuel. Next come New York City, Long Isiand, N .Y., Newark,
N.J ., Anaheim, Calif., San Jose, Calif., Boston, Houston,
Chicago, San Frandtco/Oakland, Denver/Boulder and
San Diego. The least expensive place to own a home Is San
Antonio, at only $304 a month, followed by Tampa/St.
Pet.enburg, Jndianapolls, Ptttaburgh, St. Louis, B~
New Orleans, Kansas City, Sacramento, Calif., and Cincin-
nati. Clndnnatt 'ls also the cheapest city In which to rent, at
Western Reserve SchooJ of
Medicine recently Inter·
viewed 835 mothers, 370
of whom had physically dis-
abled ch11dren. "It has often
been thought that a dis-
abled child has a devastat·
Ing effect on the family,"
she told us, "but we're not
finding this to be so." For
Instance, slbllnga of dllab&ed
chddren do not seem any
more likely to suffer severe
psychiatric Impairment, as
ls often feared, although
Besides being danger-
ous, false ftre alarms are ex·
pensive. Lawrence Hart-
shorn read that In his
hometown Providence area
alone, fUe alarms cost
$350,000 a year and that
nationwide, the tab ~t
run as high as $450 mlllion.
So Hartshorn had an
Idea. The former truck drtv-
A ttol IMa In /h ftlltdng.
... ~ • cyllndrlcal
chamber about the Iba of a
phone booth wtd'I a c:on-
venttonal ftre lll8rm INlde.
&t to .. oB the allrm, •
pereon mUlt ltilp Wide.:!
doM the door. Thll ·~ rMlclly locks hkn In until
•• Mlll&Y ··"·-
to die for evaybody. ''
---------• they do exhibit more ag.
!Je111ve behavior boch at home and at tchool.
Rocky's Sylvester Stal·
lone spotted Mr. T., now
30, when he won a
bouncer contest on lV. We
asked Mr. T. If he could
whip Stallone in a bout that
wasn't staged. "Next ques-
tion," he snapped, adding,
"Hey, man, you don't bite
the hand that feeds you."
an average c08t of only
$211 a month inducting
utilities and rent. Anaheim,
Calif., averages top rental
dollar -$361 a month.
Moreover. mothers of disabled ldda did not say that the
chlldren put extra stras on their mamaga. However, cb-
YOIOld and ~ modlers did plnc:e more blame on the ....-------------------t d~ children fa theJr mm1lal tnakups: Among that
EYIR-&I• 11R MATURATION
In the past century, the average age of menarche -the
onset of mentlruation -among U.S. girls ha8 <hopped by
almost two full years. M reported reoendy In The New Eng-
land JOC#nOI of Medldnc, daaa revleWed show menarche
ocx:untng two to three months earfm each decade among
European women since 1795 and about two months sooner
among American women lince 1877. The average age of
tTMln8l'Che In the U.S. was
14.75 In 1877, about 14 In
1900 and 12.8 by 1947. h
has lewled off since. The
authon attrb.ate the drop to
tmprowd c:ondltk>ns. In-
duding better diet.
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women, three times more moChers of disabled kids than
mothers of healthy kids said the chlldren amed martial .....
BIRTHDAYS
(Al Cancer) ..... -Tab
Huntllr 51; Yul &ynner 62.
...., -Bii COiby 45;
Chayl Ladd 31; Milal
&de 74 ......... -fim1..
ton Ford 40. W---
-Gerald Ford 69. 'J'hun.
dlip -Unda Ronstadt 36.
Frtdllv -~ Rogers
71; e.t.a Stanwyd< 75.
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65; Art UlldetMr 70; Jama
~83.
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