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Br IOBL·C. DON .............. Atcladc fulkJrl coWd provide a
vlrtually unlimited aupply of
•n•r1y, fueled by an
inexhau.ttbl• IOW'Ce found In _ ....
At UC lrvtr)e, ICMnt1111 are
1-ina • device that may one day
contrfbute to pracllcal fualon
poww. It la one llDA11 projllct. but
newrtbtlem an important .-rt ol
the f.cienl aovemmient'• ~
dollar effon to wean the nation
from lta dependence on foeaU
fuel&.
"l\allon la an ultimate aolution
to the enel'IY problem," ea.id Dr.
Nathan Rynn, UCI profemor of
phy.ai.ca and director of the
campua tu.ion IJl'OlfUD.
"There'• a Jot of tundlmmtal
la\ow~ that we need to work
out. But when tullon happens.
that'• ~.the end of our
~. tu.kin IW'JIMl9I the expectatlona of tolar-pneraeed
electricity. It'• con1ldered a
quantum le.p ahead of the
workl'• current rel1anoe on ftn!te
f..U fuela IUCb • oO. natural pa
and coel.
And unlike nuclear &Don, the
atom-splitting proce91 that la the
mainstay of today'• oommerctal
nuclear power planta, fualon
reactors can't melt down.
When the fuaion proceaa
becomes unstable· or 80l'De other
problem erupta, u,.. rwtian is
anutted out like a bum1na candle
GRAND CHAMPION -Buster, the Black Angus, worth $8 for
each of his 1,063 pounds after noisy bidding at the Orange
SUNOAY SPECIAl
ln • wtnil tunnel
Now the bad newa. Moat
phyaiclata qree a commerdal
f\llJon l'9ldal' • • ...,.uon « more away. That pro)lcUon even
lnclude1 hoped-for ~ that Would have to catapult tUllon ...-.rdl and
dewlopnent toward • prototype
rellCtOI'. Fualon research baa been
fW1ded by •the aovemment for
neu"ly 30 yean. Still, no one can
promJae that even unlimited
f1nandal ~ will lead to a
conll'olled nuclear fu1ion
l"elC'tkln, ocmsidered an eaaenUal
~,....to ~don.
'. ~ ldentlltll hawn't been
able to 1u1taln a laboratory
fUlkla necdon, GM nMd only
..-at ~ IW\ end the 1tan to
view wcitldnl fusion awcton.
UCl'a Rynn 11. all too famWar
wt~ the obNclee to oommerdal
fusion.
He baa apent much of hia
career explorlna the problema
presented by thia seductive
eners1 alternative ,
acknowJedPll that he probably
wt1l not aee a commercial reeict.ex-
br hll tttettuw.
"We're ~ to have to haw
................ ..,--
County Fall' Saturday, nudges owner lUchard McKee of
Fullerton who raiaed the steer while fighting bone cancer.
No way to get off hoof cheaply
Fair auction crowd demands high price for .cancer patient's champ steer .,
By JODI CADENHEAD
O(' .. DlllJ ........ steer had traveled far. He was
undergoing surgery to stop the
bone cancer Thursday when
Buster was awarded first prize ln
the livestock competition.
~eophomore at Troy High School find, he explained.
The crowd at the Orange
County Fair got to its feet and
roared a deafening "No."
They wouldn't let Buster, the
1,063-pound grand champion
steer raiaed by Richard McKee
go for a paltry $4 a pound.
By 6:30 p.m. Saturday the
newa of McKee'a bout with
cancer and h1a de1ennination to
continue rai.ing the hefty Angus
Saturday, McKee watched
from a wheelchair aa hia friends
John Vertaon and Craia Maaeey
carefully brushed ancf clipped
the black steer for auction.
"I didn't want to miaa thia." he
said with a sliaht grin.
McKee, now 18, waa a
Hospital wing opened
Several hundred friends of
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital and their gueata
celebrated the opening of the
hospital'• new patient care wing
at an open hOUle Saturday.
The 65,000-tquare-foot wing
contain• ~3 beda and new
obatetrlcaJ facllJtlu Uor
treatment of women durina
pregnancy and chtldblrth),
WORLD
Adminlatrator Craig Myen ea.id.
Twelve of the beds will be for
the obetetrical section and the
other 81 will be for surgical
patients, Myers aa.ld.
The hospital 'a former
obetetrlca w1na will be converted
to add two new operatlni rooma
to the live todatJna~ plua a
library and of1tc6 apace,
accord1ng to Myers.
ViJciJjs repllca sliiP,· arrives
BERGEN, Norway (AP-A 76-foot VtJdna lhlp
replica built in a Minnmota warehoulle arrived with iw
12-member cr't! on the west coa•t of Norway
&atul!day after a 34-day ci'Olllna of the Atlantic.
Soviet spy sliip watched
VICTORIA, Britilti Columbia (AP) -A Soviet
-tpy lbip crW.ana ;.mt of1 the northwe.tem tip of
WMbmaton 8tat.e, in the path of Aruerb'a tint Trfdmt~, w.. limed by~ Of~.·~-..._
ln Fullerton when he learned Two weeks ago M cKee
that he had cancer ln hia right underwent another operat.aon to
ahoulder. Doctors replaced the replace the metal plate with a
tumor-ridden bone with a metal bone taken from hla leg. A friend
plate and for the next year and a showed Buster to the panel of
half he underwent judges who didn't know of
chemotherapy treatmenta. McKee's illnesa.
A Future Fannen of' America But McKee, who la headed for
member since he waa 14, McKee Fullerton College next year with
never let the t1rini therapy keep hopea of becoming a veterinarian,
him from the an1mala be rahled ea.id be felt well enough to attend
foe competition. the auction.
"The minute he'd ,et home He sat amllina in hia
from the hospital he'd go check w h e e 1 c h • 1 r w h 11 e t h e
on them," aaid hla mother enthusiastic crowd tried to egg
Myrna. "It pve him momentum the buyen on.
to go on. It pve him tomethina McKee and hla friends had
to live for." talked of maybe $8 or $10 a
The ahy, dark-haired teen-pound.
ager learned to pJay buketball But timee are touah and the
and drive left-handed ao that he bidding cl.oled at *6· per pound
oould make the two daily tripe to when "Re.a McCUntock, a senior
feed and exerdlle h1a anlmala. vice president at nuor Corp.,
When McKee bouaht Buster rallec:f bahand.
nine montha aao ne never McKee, alded by h1a dad, stood
dNarned he'd wind up with"-Ui ..... le~-tn~the-wb&ra!l'a cl:rde tor a few arand cbampton. At $750, the brief l8COOda and aid he WU
steer w• the cbeapat be could phued.
NATION
«biiJ4Jger, SIJUltz comer
WASHINGTON (AP) -Henry Killlnaer came
back to the State Department on Saturday for
conaultadona on the Middle Eut with the new
18Cft1ary, Gecqe P . Shultz.
aome anajor dl.ecoveNI to make •
fuaf.on reector ln 00 y..,...'' he laid.
Rynn received t2~.ooo from
the Department of lnelv th1a
year to continue hla wwk on an
experfmental 4"ice c:aJJed the
lrv1ne M1rror Machine. lt'a not a
reactor/er ae,' but a device
dealpe to teat metboda for
containlna a controlled fualon
1'elCUoo.
Aleo known aa a tandem
mirror, it la ane of two major
rwrch concepta that may be
the prelude to practical fusion
power. The other device la called
a tok•mak, Invented in the
SavW Union and shaped, aa ita
name......-. like a doufhnu\. The experimental devices
operate undeJI llmUar prtndplea.
In • tUl&on rMCUon. h= . •toml ml.Wt be llnlllhed
to a.ta eJ.ec:tncal enel'IY Viii
111-m-powend turbl.nel.
In the theoretical reaction1 atama of deuterium. an llotope Cit
hyropn. are forced topther •• extremely htah temperaturee.
When the atoma combiner eneray-rlch neutrons and
enormous heat are ejected to
driu turbine bol.lera.
But to auatain a fualon
reaction, the deuterium atoms
IDUlt be )weced to at least 100
million degrees Celaiua.
At auch temperatwea atama
are stripped of their electron.
and the remaining fuaion
(See RESEARCHERS, Pace AJ)
Aral at seeks
meeting with
l).S. negotiator f
By TIM Aaodaced Presa
Palestinian leader Y as.er
Arafat appealed Saturday for a
face.to-face meeting with U.S.
~ envov Phllip C. Habib to ;-'1&;9 ~f tn the protnlcted
ft:fal'fa to ..... --~ hD estimated 8,000 guerril1u from
Israeli-end.rded west Beirut.
In Tel Aviv, Israeli Defeme
Mlnlater Ariel Sharon told a
maaa pro-gqvernment rally
Saturday night that Inael la
rady to offer temponry uylum
to aurrendering Paleatlnlan
guerrW.u.
And I.araeli Prime Mlniater
MeDllChem Wn. ref~ to
the ataDed negotlatiom for an
evacua.Uo.n of PLO auerrlllu
from Lebanon. told the esUmated
250,000 demomtrat.on: "I hereby
anM•bOe that the mmderen in
Beirut do not have 30 daya.."
Arafat, speaking with
reporters near bombed-out
building• in the guerrilla
stronghold ln west Beirut, said
Habib needed no lntennedlartea
in the ta1kl on how, when md •
where to evacuate the auenfilaa •
of the Paleatlne Liberation
Organization.
"He la not in need and I am not
In need of theae channels,"
Arafat aa.Ld. "He can talk with
me directly, to aave time, and to
aave my time, too."
In WaahJnaton. White Houae
duty spokeswoman Kim Hoga.rd
aald. "I think we'll reeerve any
comment" on Arafat's appeal for
direct tal.ka.
Arafat'• guerril.laa have been
(See AR.APAT, Pqe AJ)
Ira~, Iraq claim
oi~ f aciUty damage
By Tiie Auodated Presa
Iraq and Iran claimed they
damaged each other's oil
production facilities Saturday as
fighting raged along their
common border.
Although both aidea
proclaimed aucc e Hu in their war
communiques, the fighting
appeared to be occurring ln about
the tame border'pmitiona the two
armlea have held aince Iran
Invaded Iraq five daya ago ln the
latest pbue of the 22-month~ld
war.
An Iraqi communique,
monitored in eypn., ea.id Iraqi
jeta scored direct hita on the
Iranian oil tenninal at KharJr
Ia1.md in the Penlan Gulf .na
warned ahippen to atay away
from the area. Iran reported that
ita reftniqg center at Abedan wu
hit by Iraqi abella on Friday.
Iraq acknowledged in i ta
communique that Iranian
artillery had been ahel1lna the
Iraqi Nfinina center at Aura, near the wlf.and about 16 mUe9
from the lranlan border.
Tehran radio lakl more than
100 people were ~ and .000..
were wounded in the lrq1an dty
of ffernaclen by IraQl bomben ~Y In one Qf the bloodiest air.
INDEX
.. .
· S • :l f I ~ ·r c '-,,._ _J • .:J
ralda of the war. Iran said many
of the casualties were inflicted
when bombe hit a Moslem prayer
center ln the dty 130 miles from
the Iraqi border. •
A communique carried by the
offldal Iraqi News Agency aaid
Iraqi forcea encircled the
advanctni Iranian troopa after
at.aging an ambuah near Bara.
about 300 miles IOUth of Iraq'a
capital and near the
southwestern Iranian border.
CUP officer
gunned down
S'roCKTON (AP) -A man
stopped for auapidon of dnmken
drfving 1hot and killed a
California Hlahway Patrol
oWcer Saturday, took a hostage
in a stolen car, then died -
SM*lbly by shooting h1nwel.f in
the head -after critically
.wounding the hoata1e .
authoritl• aald.
Officer Dale Newby, 36, wu
pronounced dead at uodi
Com.mu.nlty Hospital ... than
two boun alter the wild acene
began on a quiet atretcb of
northbound Intentate 5.
, bDDeit for man UW\ • manU\ ,J;ttli1 no CDW\try yet....._ to a.. tblm. and hla _-.:_w..
~-tmpeuant •t the Wlure w~ ~ diplomatic pn>ew to yteld ,.,re.w ..
A few houn before Arafat
"Ede hi• appeal. Buh1r . •m•y•lt commander of
h. •• Christian mWde and •
I• PY' llrMli ally. 90l!\.Wld Arat.t of NWna and wamad' him to pt
;, -~ l\*'ril1lll out ~ Mmlem weat ~ ~t before it WM too late.
•,fj i..eu """-invaded Lebanon tA~ June e to cruah the PLO and tcffWcidY drove on to 'ftlt Beirut.
.
~:u.S.-Mexico link
' ,.... ,, ~~rucial, envoy says
-'lfl Jy STEVE TRIPOU nil\!'-Deir,......,.
..,~The future. of the U.S. and . exico are "inexorably .. tied, but
'· i1 coun~r must view tta ~them ne bor u more than a
''i;)Urce of and treat it with
"9pect if the relatlonahip ia to be
"~ul, U.S. AmM·wfor to
"Mexico John Gavln told a :·N~wport Beach audience Friday.
'4• 'Speak.in1 before Bad.ham'•
Boo.ten, a auppon aroup for
.~l>..S. Rep. Robert Badham, R-l~#Wport Beach, Gavin cited
t·~·s statua u an important
•• ~rade partner of the 0 .S., a
· •tion of 70 mJ.lllon people and
-.Ill influence on Central and
South American affairs aa
• ~ton of lta importance. -~~The relationship of illegal
'."1exican workera to thia
· ¢pwltry'a economy ia "aymbiotic
1·(muh111Jy benetidal). and to deal ··...tth it ln any other term la
•lf-defeating, and maybe even
~tooliah," Gavin told the audience
~f about urn people at the
~ar•cterlzed Mexico'• problems ln the wake
f lta oil 6ananza u "a bit of a ~ ~ Initial bomt, ayln1 the ad iniatratlon· of
£reeident J Lopez Ponlllo
nearly four million pm
d not get 1ome of the
it WU .eking.
~ MJcue1 de la Madrid HW1ado,
extco•1 preaJdent-elect, may
E a policy of lem l"OWth ln
co'a economy to help
• .p ve condlttou, but that ~ltcy may lncre~ dom.Uc
• .. it h.aa In other COUJ')Criea
powth bu been slowed,
told reporters after the ~
Gavin Mid M"exico and the
U.S . cantinue t.o ~ over
event• ln Central America,
eapecially over whether
raoluUon and µnreat there ia
"authentic" or Communtat-
lnaplred, but be uJd the two
~ta air thetrdifferencee
'In a context of friendllhlp and
reapect. •• He added, auch
treatment •trtkn a reeponatve
chord with Ma:lcan offldala.
lw Mexico'• POPUlaUon srowa
to a projected 100· million by the
end of the century and trade
between the two countries
(e1tlpiated by Gavin at $34
billion lut year) contlnuea,
Gavin l9id be farM!!ll "elmer,
atrcaaer" ...
Becau1e of thoae tlea,
seocrapby and the h!ltoric booda
between the two countnet, the
U.S. ....... and needs" a strona.
free and /roaperoua Mexico,
Gavin la! . "U °:~re not, it d1mlnJahee ua," he .
Gavin uld Prealdent . Reagan
baa abown more intereat in
Mexico and X..tin America than
any chief executive in recent
times.
Relpn'• appointment of tbe
~ 1-year-old Gavin. like b1mael.f a
former acior, caused aome to
queadcn bla quallflcatlona for the
job at the time. Gavin ia fluent in
Spaniah and has dealt with Mexico ad Latin Amaica M a
brtdr , .. D fer years.
Gavlo Joked about th 2
conuoveny u he opened ha•
tpeeeh. •yinc he told aenaton at
a cianfinMtioft ~ that "rv.:
got 40 plc:tun9 that will prove I
WM neYel" m act.or •19
LIGHTING THE WAY -A police helimpter and firemen
reecued a girl and her dog from the muddy flatl· of Upper
Newport Bay ln thil Orange County Fair sweepstakes award
photo by Dally Pilot Staffer Gary AmbrOlle. More photo
contest w1nnen on Pap C9.
"RESPECT" -U .S .
Ambassador to Mexico John
Gavln told a Newport Beach
audience that America must
treat Mexko with reepeet if
strong ties between the two
nations are to remain.
NB power
knocked out
An equ~ent failure at a
Southern :om1a F4iaon Co.
power 1ubstatlon blacked out
large areas of Newport Beach for
about an hour Friday afternoon.
The failure at the Clown Drive
1ubatatlon off MacArthur
Boulevard cut power to about
12,600 customera.
About 2,000 customen ln El
Toro and Minion Viejo were
reportedly without power after
an equipment malfunction
Friday.
~A mountainous ehallenge'
Peak-conquering paraplegics win plaudits
CARLSBAD, N.M. (AP) -
Three parapleaic cllmbera who
reached Texu' hilhelt peak In wheelchaira Saturday were
pralaed by President Beacan,
who told them ''everyone in the
nation baa been pu1llna fol' you ...
tn. telephone call.from Ounp
J)avld, Md.. the president told
the three cllmben that their teat
"ahowa what anyone can do, no
matter what the handicap ...
The call from Ree,pn came
durin1 a reception and newa
conference here for the slx
wbeelchatr-bound men who aet
.
o ut last Monday to climb
Gu8dal\qMt 1Wk.
'lbe three who reeched the
aanmlt aleo Were prmed ln a
te)epbone c:a11 t.rom lrfew Mexico
Gov. Bruce Kina and in a
teiec_r.m flan T~ Gov. Jill
Cem-ta, who aakl, "Ywz feat
).WOYW the lmadabWty of the
human bell'C when bced with
mowtalnow dMJlen&a"
"lt felt like we were an top of
the worid." .ud J)mnle &pr..,
28 of Dall-. Be. Joe Mam. S2,
a1-> ol Dl1lM. ad Dave Kiley,
29, of ~ Anplies, m.de it to the
8,7&1-f.oot llUDUDlt of Guadalupe
Peek Friday.
While they dou8ed thenwelvee
with cbampa1ne, the three
othera who didn't make the
awnmlt =around a bottle of ' t.equOa. Mam and Kiley, apent Fri ay nt1bt near the
aummit
The men uaed apecially
dealped wbeelchaln to puah
t.bemlelvea aJona a pvel hone
trail. Rough terrain forced them
to d.iamount 80!Detimea. and an
three auf:fered from 80l'fS and
bllaten.
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and wlU keep Its 911stcnlng look with
ctrorttcss care. lq. 1.4'
"I hate It when J*>ple call mt ce.rrot top." .... too. ,,,. carrot hlll MWr lived that
CGuld match tc>P." -Tom~o&blna, Still Llle Wlth'
Woodpedqr.
Stepl'Mn DoucJai lt ~ a tMte t1ted of \he
~he'• ecqulred over the 1Mt 28 yean.
And all becawie he happma to be a redhead.
o.c.dee of betNr called "Red.'1 .. Flame.''
"rtreball." and "To.rdi." ·
"It'• a common embarraument tor reclhe9da." Douai-aays, running h.la finprl \hrouah h1a own c:r1mlon lodca.
F\'ank}y, ~·•fed up. ,.........._
But instead of gNpin1 about it, the
28-year-old Miaaion v~...:;: cuh1ng in on what he tern» la a mlnorify.
He's formed a COT'pOf'ation. and a club called
Redheads International, and the response from
fellow beleaguered n!ds has been fantastic, he
•YI· .
His new office ln Laguna Hills is cram-
packed with T-ahirta, bumper aticktts, ~
plates and note pads expounding the virtues of
being red.
Others read, "Redheads Do It In Color," and
"Everybody Loves Me Cuz rm A Redhead."
And Douglas is eelling $10 memberships to
the exclusive club.
The idea is to form a united front of
redheads to diapel what Douglas calls the many
rnisx>nceptions and myths about copper-h.ain!d
folb.
Such as:
-Redheads don't tan. They all burn.
-All redheads have fiery tempers,
especially the women.
........ All redheads have freckles.
-Boys with red hair are always
mischievous.
I)>ugJas' reSpe>nse to the above?
"Wrong."
He>d much rather play up the achievements
of redheads.
Take, for instance, carrot-top . celebrities.
There's Ludlle Ball, Red Buttons, Linda Kelsey
(of the Lou Grant Show,) Ann-Margret and
Danny Kaye.
The-tint three above-mentioned stars are
men\bers of the Red.heads International Club.
And the 20 to 30 pieces of mail Douglas
receives each day indicates the popularity of his
organization is catching fire.
From Page A1
.,..,,... ...........
DISCRIMINATING RED -Stephen
Douglas. founder of Redheads Intemational.oc
says the fiery-headed minority should be
proud of their 1ocb.
He figures there are more than 300 memben
ln Orange C-ow\ty alone. Douglas would like to
eee chapters formed in other areas to promote his
"red is beautiful" concept.
Now, this isn't a fonnal group that holds
board meetings, elections and pays dues. No
siree.
The initial ten dollars covers membership, a
newsletter, bumper sticker, decal and
introduction cards.
After that, It's just a matter of getting
together at a variety of events. Informal
gatherings. Douglas emphasizes.
Like the Swallow'• Day Parade a few
months ago, where Douglas and about 15 other
reds ahowed up to watch.
Or the Garden Grove Sir,wberry Festival,
where Douglas and fellow redhead Greg West
walked off with awards for their flaming hair.
And Saturday'• La Cristia.nita parade in San
.Clemente where ~ hopes a bundle of
redhead.a will tum out to watch -and be
watched.
"It's a kick," Douglas says. "Can you
imagine the look in people's eyes when they
encounte( a large group of redheads?"
Oevastatir14f.
Packar4 handicaps ~ac
lnlll•l elf or,. of wrlte•ln c•ndld•te •lmed •I proeedww
Ir JEn ADLBJl or .. ....,..,.liii
Jlonner Carllbed Mayor Ion
Peclwd knoWI hll wGtk i. eut
out for him lt be lnWwil to wtn
the 43rd ~ 1*trtct
.. t he " IMldni ·. vt_a wrii.ln YOt9.
To win, the U-yH_r-old
Republican eckriowleqecs. wW
l'*IWte a well-financed carnpeifn
aimed ., Wlnn1nl both the heartl
and mlndt of at leHt &0,000
• Republican and Damocratlc
voteu who realde ln the
1prawltng dletrlct. whlcb
lncludn portion• of southern
0ranae and northem San Diego countles.
The taak ia ~bly d11fkul1
becawie once voten haved settled
on Packard -u oJ>P(*d to GOP
nominee Johnnie Crean or
Democrat Roy "Pat" Archer -
they atlll must be schooled in the
involved mechan.iCI of write-in
votlng.
That's why Packard said he
baa spent tl:\e montha lince iu.-.
second-place GOP priin&ry f.lniah
meticulously planning his
November campaign strategy,
fund raising and seeking out a
political consultant to help pt.at
h.11 candidacy over the top.
Packard estimated that It will
take at least $300,000 to win the
more than 50,000 votes he figures
he needa for a November victory.
"lt will be an interesting and
exciting campaign with a lot of
emotion," Packard promised, in
carefully measured phrues. "It
will be a grass roots, people-t.o-
people type of campaif.'1 rather
than a high media one.'
He emphasized that he will try
to focus attention on tus GOP
opponent. who was accused
during the primary of employing
questionable campaign tactics
and of buying the nomination
with a war chest that topped
$750,000.
Packard freely admits that it is
Cr-ean's candidacy and style of
campaigning that steeled his
determination to gamble on a
write-an bid, which has not
succeeded in recent political
memory.
While Packard bas been
RACING UPHILL -·Ron
Packard is meticulously
p 1 a.n n j n g his w r i t e -in
campaign for the 43rd ·
Congres&onal District seat.
plotting his strategy, Crean
quietly haa been attempting to
mend fences and salve the many
egos ruffled during the bitter
primary battle.
Before leaving for a European
vacation last week, Crean met
with Rerubfican officials and
groups 0 party regulars in both
counties to. as he put It, diapel his
poor public image.
However. it is that image that
Packard is hoping will bring
voters to his fold in droves.
"People were pretty incensed
over the way the thing turned
out," he said. "And we need to
keep reminding them of that in
the general election.
"[ don't eee where people are
forgettir14f wha. t Crean has done
and how he conduct& himaeli."
Packard uid he plans to stress
four buic themes in his fall
caml)elgn:
__:. l>eople still are lncemed
over m~ In \he prtaillw'1 ,
~~ .... -~-~· candidate a...y an oftkle. -vow. .... Joaadnl -a demonetrated ability 1 a
candldat• to deal with cts•
pemmenc.aJ prOCM;
-Voters are te•llln a
canclldate who hM Uwd In tlbd
hM ...... t det.I of aptftlnce In
the cU9tr1ct.
Padca.rd ~ the~
will not center on at~
--becaute ~ phi~ dlfferencM between en. 6d
him are not all that ..-t.
Turnln1 to hi• Democraljc
opponent, Packard eald he
believu Archer will not be
elected becau.e the dlt1rict II IO
heavily weighted In favor of
Republican voters.
He a1ao said he ia IW'9 the '
Democrat would not win ttie
contest lf the two RepubUcilnl
were to apllt the GOP vote. 4
However, it was the Democrat
who emerged1 me vlcfOr In an
Orange C.OUOty A.embly QCe
several years ago when t,,o
Republicans, one a write-In
candidate ru~:::f In similar
clrcumstances, each ~-Pac k a rd expect• ·t o wfn
between 10 and 16 percent of J.b.e
Democratic vote and pull ~y
lnde~ertt votes as well ,._,
Will Rep. Robert Doman. WDo
surrendered his Lo• An1el"
County House seat In ~,.
unsucce•sful bid for ~e
Repu bllcan U .S . Sena-_e
nomination, mount a write-in bid
in the 43rd Dlatrict?
"We think he'll not only <hiOp
out, he'll give us help," Padaitd
replied, adding be planll to Jrd•to
Washington, r>.c. this weell ·to
confer with Doman, other QQP
leaders and offid.ala of varloaa
political action committees.
"rm hoping I can neutraliiie
the money and endor1emen.ta
that normally go to t"e
nominee," Packard said. ·i:f~
lolna to &how them a write-Jn
can win.''
RESEARCHERS AIMING TO SUSTAIN FUSION • • •
material is referred to as a
pla•ma, a •tate in which
neptively-charpd electrom and
polltive loDI exist independently.
The plwna, many UmM the
temperature of the llUD'a core.
would instantly dtslntel1"8te a
coaventlonal reector' w.e1.
So instead of physical
containment in a metal or
concretf!! chamber, physicist•
created the tokamalt and tandem
mirror devices to hold the fusion
material within a powerful
magnetic field.
The tokamak, which has
received the molt attention and
financial support. uses giant
electromagnets to contain the
pluma within the wans of the
circular machine.
Tile tandem mirror is shaped
like a cylinder with large
magnets at each end. The plasma,
as the machine's name implies.
bounces back and forth within a
magnetic field.
But achieving a fusion reaction
hl.na-on reaching the necewary
.Jllgh tempe:ratw. and bepi.D4t ,
the plasma material densely
pecked foe a apedfic period of
time.
Prtncetoo Univenlty .,._..._
bave U8ed the 10k:amU to OOIM
cl09e to 100 mllJJoo ~
Hpwever, they'll ha._ to tllCkla
density. time and Other fact.on to
reach break-even -the point at
which the amount of energy put
lnto the system la equal to the
amount recovered.
Physicist Rynn is ref:inlna his
tandem mirror device ao that it
U8eS less ooatly technology. He
a1ao la testing optiJnum method.a
of containing the fusion pluma.
One major problem I• the
leakage of plasma from its
magnetic "casing," he explained.
So in addition to the magnetic
field, Rynn has devised a cooler
"pluma blanket" to 9WTOWld the
reactive fuaion material.
His concept can be vtsuallzed
as a sausage caatna around meat
.
and he bopea tbe .Pluma blanket will better stablllze the fu.Pon
reactlon.
U it works, Rynn eventually
will tat hia idea on a larger
DU1Chln• at the Unive..-lty of
Wl1con1ln and theb at the
mautve tandem mirror device
located at the Lawrence
Llveuoore National Laboratory
in Nordlem Callfomla.
Rynn ta1d be la devoting his
eff01'111 to the mirror became be
believes it la an evolving
technology that haa more
flexibility than the tokamak.
''The official position I.a that
the tokamak I.a the preferred one
and the mirror is a backup," he
said. "My feeling la that with the
~ of time the attitude of
the Department of Energy has
abifted from calling the mirror a t.:kuJ> to an alternative.''
Beyond achievement of a
1Uatained fusion ractlon, Rynn
aaid adentiats must atlll devise a
Second campus going ahead
Is it a necessity for future or $1 million parking lot?
In an era of high interest rates
and tight budgets, the Rancho
Santiago Community College
district ii pl'QCl!eding with plam
to construct a second Santa Ana
College campus in Orange.
But ita propoted opening in
1984 is not a foregone conclusion.
according to some district
officials.
Money for architectural plans
and llte preparation wu raised in
1971 through a 5 percent
~ tax override in the City
of Orange, IO°leTy for constructing
the new campus.
But tbeee monies won't cover
the actual bullclJ.ng COits. MOit
diltrict tn.llteea belJeve the state
will app:ove additional fundina
in J~':· 8000l'dtnl to a Smu Ana offidal
But Trustee Michael Ortell,
the lone dJllenter in the board'•
6-1 vote to It.art building the
OMHOE~
Orange campus, isn't ao sure.
"Saddleback College was
ldenied state funding laat year,
and I think it will f>e a higher
priority," Ortell said. "I'm afraid
we'll be left with a $1 million
parking lot."
Ortell alao pointed out that the
praent Santa Ana College at
17th and Bristol Streets. will be
loidng counes and paaibly part.
time inatructora during the
coming school year.
"It doe•n't make aenae to
expand to-a-new campus while
we're cutting funda from our
pre.ent operating budget," he
aaid.
Other tru1tee1 feel an
obl.lptlon to Oranae dtlzena to bu1Ja the new campua.
•-ro abandon °'f-1' commitment
DOW would be a ril1au8e of thole
monlea." Rodolio Monte)lno said.
Fellow board member John
Dowden atr !II ed the need to pl.ID
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for the fut.ire. Dlatrict and itat.e
studlea predJct a large gn:>wth
rate in the Ora.nee area within
the next few yeara.
If state funding is not
aJ>P.OWd, then board memben
will have several optlona,
according to a Santa Ana College
offidal. Among them:
-Approve the erection of
temporary fadlltiea on the site.
-Ask Orange citizens for
fund.a.
-Hold onto the ate while IMl'clalna tor alternate funding
methodl.
-Sell the ait.e beck to its
ortalnal owner, the Irvine
Company.
U no building haa been done
ffi
1980, the llt.e must be resold to
_ e Irvine Company under
a pulatlom of the purchaaing aaz-mmt.
The Ot&n1e campus alte la
approximately 11 mu .. away trom Santa .Ana eoneae. Both
Santa An~ and Oranae are
lncluded in the Rancho Sl.ntiago
Community CoUeae dlltrlct.
method to channel off the
energy-rich neutrons. Dlaruption
of the magnetic field and the
plasma material causes the
reaction to quit.
Rynn, boWever, said he'a not
very concerned about the
problem of tapplnf into the
fualon reaction to unnel off
neutrom to a turbine boiler.
''The feeling la let'a get the
reaction first and worry about
that later," he snapped.
Rynn ii worried about a new
approach involving the use of
deuteriwn and tritium as reactor
fuel. Tritium, another laotope of
hydrogen, is not as radiOACtive as
fialon reactor materials but may
po&e diapoeal problems.
Likewise, Rynn opposes a
proposed fuaion-fiaaion hybrid
react.or because of nuclear waste
diapcm.l and other environmental
problems.
"Until recently the feeling wu
deuterium would be the fuel,
which la abeolutely harmless, a
cheap fuel and environmentally
clean," he said. "My point of
view la 11 you have to use tritium,
let's go do something other than
fushion.''
,
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FUTURE FORCE -UCI physics professor Dr. Nathan Rynfi,
left, and technician Virgil Laul devised Irvine Mim>r Macb.tnf!,
at rear.
lm~rted
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UDY DllLINO • .-.
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the Qty ot Mewoort BllCh. · Three 1lll ~pond1 have been under
COftltl\ledon mnoe May and lho&&kt be oompl 1tiild
by Octobir, he Mid.
Theae pond• wlll catch much of tu
approxtmately 130,000 tona of 1llt which la
wailhed ~lY tnt.o the ettek and upper t.:k
bay by n1n run-otf. They will be exmvai.d
every_lou.r t.o five yeen.
Wetn and drop 1trUCtUre1 allo ha~ bMll
built t.o protec1 the foundadcnt of bridaes Oil
Ctmpw Drive and Jamboree Boulevvcf from
ere.loft cau.ed by the lowertnc of the a.k btd'1
a don.
·Without the lilt ponds, debrfl tn the upper bp~W::: =ut,_ the na•
Game Department, uid tbat the lilt bal
y turned IOme of th~ upper bide bay'a
IDY areu tnt.o weedy uplanda.
The dred I 11 a coo rative venture
toratton Plan and the SS million Upper
wport Bay Early Action Plan.
1be latter ia beJ.na funded by the State
ter 8-ourcell Board, the Oty of Newport, the Cowity of Orange, and the Irvine Company.
, The Fiah and Game Department comldered
re9Coring the upper bay'• marshes in 197~. when
they acquired the land.
"By the time we got blda from contracton, it
looked like the city would receive grants. and we
waited for them,'' Hein laid.
The overlapping pl&jecta worked out well
for the department.
"The question was why spend $700,000 to
excavate the upper back bay when the upstream
froblems were not being dealt with," Hein said.
'Uthe city hadn't gotten lta granta, we migh.t not
have gone through with the project."
Fake
tongue
'talks'
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-When Geraldine
Gordon awakes each
morning, ahe picla up
her new tongue and
snaps It into her mouth.
If ahe wanta. she can
e ven talk clearly to
henelf.
Mias 'Gordon, 50, a
cOUllty welfare worker
whc> lost her own tongue
to cancer five years ago,
can speak clearly apin
wi61 the firat known
artWdal tonaue designed
for speech. dOcton at the
Un!veraity Medical
Center at Davia aaid
Friday.
She bad been fitted
with artifidal tongues to
allow eating following
her 1977 operation. But
the latest device, made of
silicone, la the first
tongue deal1ned for
speech as well aa eating,
the docton Mid.
'the tongue, which Is
much smaller than a
nol!mal ton1ue, baa a
groove on ha aide to
alldw food, which the
mU8t grind before eaUng.
to ilicfe down her throat.
There are about a
half-dozen other
artificial tonguea
reported in medical
Ii terature, aaid Dr.
Robert G . Gillis, a
dentist who . helped
develop the silicone
tongue. The others are
for eatlng only, be said.
Dr . Rebec c a J .
Leonard, a apeech
patl\ologjst at the center,
worked with Gillis on
the artifidal device.
Mm Gordon said the
docton encouraged her
to try to regain her
1~. She laid she has
developed • me1hod of speaking in which she
moves her mouth around
the' atationary new
tongue to form IOU.nda.
"l~wami''° a-a>nlCioua eUmt. It just evolved."
the laid.
Ant traps $1
3 per card
Quality door
mtrrOf. Framed
BACK HOE HUMS -Dredging operations
such as this maneuver on Harvard Avenue
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looking toward Campus Drive in Irvine keep
$3.7 million Upper Bay project on schedule.
The Early Action Plan became feasible in
1980, when it first appeared that State Water
Re9ource Board fundlna would be available. The
board eventually contrtl>ut.ed $2.76 million.
Wolter laid future actions being considered
are to build additional silt ponda and to do aome
work in the watershed areas in the foothilla
behind Tustin, the source of the silt.
Choece of
cookbooks.
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Ordered by the Attorney for
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Wntern a European Bronua
We have been commlaafoned to liquidate the
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UCI prof
awarded
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Fulbright · 'i
UC Irvine mathema·.
tician Michael D. Yrted.
has received a
Fulbright-Haya Award
for study tb1a year at the ·
University of Helsinki in
Finland.
Fried , an Irvine
resident, recently won an •
Alfred P . Sloan
Foundation grant .
The Fulbright-Haya
educational exchange is
designed to boost mutual
understanding amon1
teacners, students and
research scholars in the
United States and
foreign oquntries.
While in Finland, Dr. I
Fried will continue his -
research and work on a •. • book. .
He came to UCI in
1974, after teaching
positions at t}!e State ·--1 University of New ~rk .
at Stony Brook, the
Massachusetts Institute•·
of T echnology, t he-. · ·
University of Michigan-,-,
and Tel Aviv University .. •!•
Fried earnied hi• I
bachelor's d e gree in · 1 electrical engineering · I
from Michigan State
University and a doctoral
degree in mathematics
from the University of
Michigan.
Public
workers
moonligh~ . I
-
OrioOl'M·lbed warrion made at
· Sound s~ tn Santa Ana
daah around ln an electrohlo
pme that may J\llt apawn robot wan of tornorrow.v
Robqt bide.rt, whSCh la UM a
video arcMle pme except that it'• played with real robot1
IWJliOte..eontrolled by "Joy lticka."
la Bettina fJnt __publlc expowre ~t ~ Wotld'a Fair ln Knoxville, Tenn.
The ei9ht human• at tbe
controla tiabt thetr mln.l-wat to
the beat of.hard ~ mualc, and
at the llchts fluh and the muaJo
pounda, the waist-high robots
race and fire a light beam trom
their outstretched arma.
The object ii to hlt•each other
in a J*le} that regiat.era the shot
and transmits it by rad16
frequency to a IOOr'eboard. The
game Iasis about two minutes
and cOlta $1.50.
"The guy says 'Go.' and
e\'.ecybody.ldbd oLcomes up .with..-
1 a a er s blazing," said Joe
Stewardson, a Knoxville
photographer who says he
~yed it several times at the fair.
'The robots> iu-e about 3 feet tall,
kind of your traditional robot."
He Mid the cantrol IUok n'ioWi
tel\, rtaht, forward and
backward· ••JU•t Uk• a fa,hter ~···" 11Wbat we want.4 to do It extend lbe 1•me beyond the
catboclt ray tube and= a 8UOf that not only a to ~ ~. but..., eduhl •
well,' Mid Gary Taylor, Uw Mild.
of Sound. Spectrum.
11VicMo pmea will advance. I
think w. ate jult ln the hGl'm
ancl buaY atap,'' l81d PuflWl.
part owner of the Robot &alti
exhibit at the fair. "A.a we aet
more involved, we will ae th1nll
that make th1a leeSD like the 'St~teamer,11 an earl
au .
''People want to be involved "
he said. "They love 'to bloW ~ aummer v.caUon, and have
other up -that la if nobody la summer joba.'' really hurt." Taylor uya the same la
Dan Lawrhlln, another owner expemlve to manufacture, and
of the exhibit, said the controllers pula_ a a rough estimate of that
can viaually-tcack. theU' hita...by -~t '200,000. He..aaid tbe
watching the liaht. which lbowa company really does not envtal.on
up eomethtng Uh a flaahllght on it in t!Yf!rY comer store.
the robot. .-"It'• more of a main att.ractlon,
"There are Ua'hta fluh1n.a on not for the average video parlor,
the floor, above and around the more for theme parka and major
robots," La~ said. ahoppinc cent.era," he uid. ;
SAVES-WASTED ENERGY -Spectators in
Irvine look over new congenerated syst.em that
System recycles wasted heat
Retrofit should save in natural gas, electricity costs
By GUBNN SCOTI' example, sends water through a gases and steam they produce.
O(tM Dllr ,... le.fl tube surrounded by fire. They are making use of only
After spending the past eig~t Conventional. and much luger 38 ~L of their ~ be
years in reeearcn, Irvine-baaed b il h d --• B ~'-. 76 US Fl~heels la pre""'""a to · o ers, ave use water to an.\ • ut 1wo system as percent ..--oe surround the fire, Swartout -or doubly -efficient. enter e manufacturing field by explained.· The president envisions many
marketing a new cogeneration So far, only one plant has been ways in which his system can
system. outfitted. That is Brock Glass save not only money, but gas and
The system is designed to be Co., 1372 McGaw Ave., which is oil. For exaQili~e, he said oil
retrofitted o nto existing just up the street from US companies in · omiagenerally ~~~~uhring plants that use Flywheels. fail to exploit natural gases they
u1Uw.1.ai.u eating processes. The first phase of the retrofit bring up during drilling.
It will make uae of otherwise was completed in February and "In California, we're pumping
waated heat, and tbe system the aecond la acheduled in the the gas back down the well." he
should create aubstanUal savings next month, he said. said. "What we need to do is
ln natural gas and electricity Savings from the system is make electricity from that gas to
coats, said Bruce Swartout, projected to be as much as $400,-save on foreign oil.
pl'elident and chairman of the 000 per year, Swartout claimed .
. board of the privately-owned Meanwhile, Swartout said "Our boiler is ao small. we can
company. executives of his company, which put it on the back of a pickup
The a ya t em works by employs 25 people mostly in truck and go out to an oil well
capturing heat as It passes from technical positions, are devisina a and set it up." fuma~ lll.d then, thcough a bua!ness plan -t-o market the The system, which is aold to a
new patented boiler and steam system. The next steps: Raise $5 aecond party for tax credits and
engine, recycles it lnto electricity million in venture capital, then leased to a manufacturer;
to be either 10ld back to utility develop 8 backlog of orders and will pay for itself quickly,
.companies Ol' diverted for other gear up for manufacturing. Swartout said. manufacturing applications. "The equipment will amortize
It is a complicated system to The key to cogeneration in lees than one year, and it saves
the layman, but at its heart are systems, Swartout noted, is that energy for the country," he said.
the new, more efficient dev\ces. conventional plants have no "That's important to me beau.IM! -
.The "aplit-tube boiler," for means of pre.erving the heated I'm one_ big ol' patriot."
House sellers 'Unrealistic'
Homes must be priced according to recent sales
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NEW DIMENSION -Earthlings direct at each other in tbJa video game of the future
waist-high gladiator robots to fire light beams demonstrated at World's Fair.
BY BARRY EBERLING or .. Dllr,......,.
In 1980, real e.rtate broker Jim
Wood gave a talk on the Newport
monthly payments of $1,200
should make at least $50,000 per
year.
Beech area market entitled "10 •
Never too old to zap? Ye.an of Up, Up and Away."
When he gave his follow-up
speech last week at the Irvine
Coast Country Club, it was called
"What's Happening Out There."
And what's happining isn't all
good.
Laser-blasting video machines .find new la!JB in eldef'IY
ASHEBORO, N .C. (AP) -
Well, it had to happen.
First they seemingly invaded
every empty building ln the city,
hid out in theater lobbies and
e!Ven managed to find thefr .way
to home-televtalon screens.
Now video machines -thoee
llght-flaahing, laser-blasting
games that are all the rage with
young people -have lnvaded a
nursing home.
"I think we're the first in the
state, maybe the country, to have
them. Thia is the only one in any
of the n~ homes as far as I
know.'' s'aid Faye Bullard,
president of the Resident Council
.i the Brian Center of Nursing
Care.
Thqre also probably the first
t.o-have a jukebox and a pinball
machine, she said.
A. she wheeled by, another
resident stopped· her for a
moment. "'Where-anryou '-going? ..
'Tm going to f,laY that plnball
qlaehlne again, ' Mn. Bullard
laughed, b~ a grin to the
other resident a face.
Happily, the resident began
wheeling after her ln the general
direction of the ~vitiles room.
There, Space Invaders, one of
the biggest hits in video g~
before Pac Man took over,
awaited -with a pinball
machine on one side and a
jukebox in the comer.
'nte machines were donated
recently by Worth Heath, owner
and proprietor of Heath
Cigarette and Music Service ln
Randleman. Heath said he ha<!
d0nated them in memory of his
mother.
"I'd been thi.nking about It for
aome time. My mother was here,
'and they did such a good job
looking after her . . . and I
thought the old people would
enjoy aomething like. tha.~"
Heath said.
Kennan Baker, a resident at
the center, sure did. ~Y
the pinball machine.
Premna the flippen eeveral
times, Baker waited impatiently
-for-the-lilver ball to-'t:ii.withln range. l.Jghta flalbed, rang
and Baker laughed. But the ball
once more got past.
The problem. according to the
founder of the Unique Homes
Inc. brokerage firm and
PftSident of the Corona del Mar
Chamber of Commerce, is that
..nerrbave~l986 expectati01m -in
a 1982 economy.
Aa a result, houses are
rema1nlng on the market. In the
Another resident, Mildred first quarter of '81, only 28
Shaw, rolled by, looked at the percent of the listed bOUlaS in the
electronic creatures firing at one Newport area sold. In •so. the
another, and rolled away lhaking fialu'e WM 58 percent.
her heact. ••we•re not in • market
Others like Lola Saunders recellion," Wood .aaid, ''though
were juat: there to watch or ru ~t that thW la the wont encourage Baker in his fight with boom we've ever had."
the pinball machine. She said ahe But if sellers lower their
waan't planning ·on playing expectations and deal realistkally
al1boulh the_video..JEame waa on with bu ye-r-s, the -cUl"-rtmt
a low table w~ alle and other economic troubles can be
wheelchair-wheeling residents weathered, Wood said.
could pt to it. H ted th of to e caae a
"I can't pla~ because of ~ :BJ bome llated in late '81.
hanCJa,' Ille e~'raon't-After offeri. it wM sold I«
know if It'• arthli.Ua or not,' but I $290,000, just $7,000 below the can't preM t>uttona." µ.ted price.
EYES MARKET -Jim
Wood says houae sellers have
to adjust expectations.
While admitting that such
lal.-a.re atypical, Wood said that
it does show that there isn't a
total buyers' market.
Wood then listed four
conclusions that he bas come to
about the current market.
First. he said homes must be
priced aooording to recent aales,
~Dot current listlno. One problem ..
he added, is finding enough sales
to make comparisons.
SeCondly, a buyer must have a
9eCU1'e yearly income that is three
timeL.what the mart.pp oL~
new home will be. For example,
the buyer of a $100,000 home
with a down of $20,000 and
Thirdly, buyers won't assume
high interest loans and are
reluetant to part with excess cash
unless they have an incentive,
usually in a hou8e's price.
"Buyers read the same
newspapers. hear the same news
and go to the same coclnall
parties as the sellers," Wood said.
"They're concerned about the
same t.h.iJl4P that the sellers are."
Finally, be said that fancy
advertising and sales techniques
alone will no longer move houlles.
"In 'lbe past, the claHic
way to sell a hOW!le was to have a
lady tn a floppy bat and a man tn
an antique car," Wood said. "I
drove an antique car for a while,
but I don't thfnk that it will Rll
houses in the '80s."
To weather the current
ecooomic problem.a, Wood said
that Newport area brokers
should work niore cloaely tosetber. fadlitatlng oompari8ona
between the going prices of
houses.
He alao said tbat_oommuni~
appearance and ciVic ~
must remain ~ 90 that people
will want to five in the area.
"We claimed for many yeera
that Newport -wu-immune-to 11
depremlon." Wood said ... I th1J\k
that statement wW be put to U>e
test."
f Brunken driveEs' ... insuran~e rates up 1 yeaFs-:
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Under current
California law, a drunk driving conviction will
Dl'Obably mean~ jail time. It will alao mean
ltlaher premiuma for car lns\lrance and
tometlmel the lc:m of your policy.
>,. DUI -drtvtnc under the biauence -CODvicdon will .,,~ your tnauranee race. dUl'lftl
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'Catfish Capital' catalogued
FLOODWOOD,Minn.(AP)-
lt'1 not easy being the Catfish
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atop the water tank so travelers
approach ing on Minnesota 73
could 1ee the full title without
bavina to drive in a circle around
lt.
Individuals and businesses
went foe-the pro~ hook. line
and sinker. About a5 of them
contributed $616 -enough
money to put the 14-letter title
on both sides of the tower where
it could lure traffic from the
highways that intersect in the
city of 648 people.
It seemed like a good idea. The
30-inch letters could be read
from a distance and the price of
$28 per letter was within budl{et.
But the sign painter figured
out "Catfish Capital" just
wouldn't fit twice on the tower
unless all 28 letters were reduced
in siz'e, which w ould make
"Catfish" look like a minnow
from afar.
With no time to waste -the
Floodwood Catfish Festival is
schedwed the weekend of July
23 -the City Council debated
·o nly 90 minutes before
concluding there's more than one
way to skin a catfish.
T.hey voted to shorten the
to~er title by three letters -to
"catfish City." •
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Two yeara a10. Oranae CW:!f pemment• hl&h-' paid o -Admlnlatrative Officer
Robert Thomu -earned $&7,200.
Today, u a l'ftult of action Jut . week. Thomu ea.ma $78,620. In
two yean. his ulary bu lncreued
$21,320, or 38 percent.
Thomas, who still holds the
top apot on the aalary Uat, wu
among numerou1 executive
managers who received salary
increuee. They ranpd from a low
of 4.8 percent for Public
Defender Ronald Butler to 11.8
percent for Fire Chief Larry
Holms and Environmental
Manaaement Agency Director
Murray Storm. The average
inereaae wa SU percent.-
By comparison, lower level
county employees received
increues of 7 .8 percent.
It is important to note that the
salary increases granted the
county executives came in the
midst of the nation~s worst
recession since the Great
Depreesion. Thia year, executive.
at hundreds, perhaps thousands qf
firms_. have been forced to foreao ~
salary increases. Many have had
to accept salary reductions.
Beyond the relative siz.e of
the increases, it is somewhat
d11turbh._I to look at the way
executive man.aaement lMreuln
are pant.ed.
Two county 1upervl1on
consult with. the rema1nJ.nc three
board members and the county
penonnel director U)d .recommend
lncreaM9 on an individual blala.
Whatever the averace
Increase turn• out to be la
automatically UMd aa the bull for
the lncreue atven 1upervlaon.
What all this meant ta that lt ii 1n
the supervisors' beet intereat
(monetarily, of coune) to give
large increaae9 to the executive
managers. That way, superviaors
ensure they get hefty increues,
too. It~ an ablolute conflict of
interest. The practice should be
abolished.
One final thought on the
salary increase i11ue. Bruce
Neatande, the boa.rd chairman,
observed at the outset of thls
year's county b\ldget hearings, "I
believe lt la Unperative that we
continue to cu~ squeeR and trim,
becauee moet likely, every future
year wW be another tough budget
year." ·
As usual, the words aounded
just right. The board's salary
action said much, much more.
Snuff tobacco support
Congress finally has taken a
sensible step toward curtailing a
government program that makes
no sense. The Senate has
concurred with the House in
passing a bill that would
substantially cut subsidies for the
nation's tobacco farmers.
It i s a significant step
forward, but it still is only a step.
Congress eventually must
eliminate the tobacco price support
program. It is a gross example of
unnecessary government mtrusion
into the private marketplace.
Taxpayers pay millions to prop up
a naITOW interest group, and there
ia no logic to supporting tobecoo
farmers when the government for
years has been telling citizens that
smoking is bad for their health.
Like many other agricultural
subsidies, the tobacco program was
begun during the Depression,
when the federal government
introduced crop price supports and
production restrictions to aid
desperate farmers. It has long
since outlived its usefulness.
The bill, given reluctant
support from tobacco state
congreasmen, would require
fanners, rather than taxpayers, to
cover losses from price supports.
which farmers receive when crop
market prices fall below a target
price.
Also, the secretary of
agriculture would receive
authority to curtail future
increases in price supports, which
would allow American tobacco to
remain competitive with less
expensive imports.
There also would be a cha}lge
in "productton rightB," issued' by
the government as a kind of
authority to grow tobacco. Non-
prod uci ng e ntities would be
required to hand them over to
actual growers. Under the current
system, many fannen ate forced
to lease the rlgh ts from the
holden.
Tobacco state congressmen,
led . by Sen. Jesse Helms. R-N.C.,
would have preferred no tobacco
support legialation. But the
southern lawmakers promised
such a bill last year when an effort
to kill the tobacco program
outright was narrowly turned
back in Congress.
We are pleased with ~e
of the curtailment bill, and urge
President Reagan to sign it. We
also hope that the next time
Congress has the opportunity to ..
dump the tobacco support
PJ'Oil"ain that it makes the moet of
it. It makes no sense for
Washington to both discourage
and support tobacco use. More
importantly, tobacco growers,
whatever the hazards of their
product, should stand on their
own feet.
fleach crossing hazardous
Public accesa to the once
private stretch of sand. between
Corona del Mar and Laguna
Beach has enabled all to enjoy the
aesthetics of nature along the most
scenic portion of the Orange Coast.
But too many seem to ignore
the risk that goes with this new
privilege.
Establishment of a state park
along the 4.5-mile stretch has
brought an onslaught of
beachgoen, especially now during
sUnny summer days.
There-are more-veht-cles
parked along the curving, hilly.
Coast Highway and more
pedeati:ians 'feavlng their way
acrma the pavement than ever
seen before in the area.
V ehJcle1. on each side of the
incline of road at El Morro beach
near the Laguna Bach city Umta
are usually parked bU'l'nper -to -bumper. ~
And, u often bappena. thca
at the beach chooee to make their
way back to thelr can between 3
and 6 p.m .. That'• when the ocean
wind normally arrives, chaalna
away all but the hearty surf and sm"1 enth\lliuta. ·
And thole hOW'I, of coune,
are the ~ durl.na whlch eouth
coast commuters are homeward
bound.
More than once a motorist,
weary from work. is forced to
slam on the brakes to avoid
pedestrians strolling across the
roadway -often burdened with
surfboards, beach gear and small
children.
There are no crosswalks, no
ligh ta, no traffic officers.
Pedestrians, according to the rules
of the road, have t.De tight.o-Y-way,
but too many~ to feel thie.
includes the right to stroll ac:rom a
busy highway aa lf out tot a
Sunday walk ln the country. ·
So motoriltl must be doubly
cautious, regardleH of thelr
fatilUe or the dlatraction Of the
scenic coutllne. .
What WU ~· w.u.r.ly, relax1ng drive has beocine a !!al
danger.~
A red nae at lifeguard
· ttatione meana unsafe ripttdee and
warm bathen not to ao lntO the , ocean.
Some wamtna method or at tea.st beefed up ~ patrola are
needed before serious tncidenta
mar the joy of summer ou_tJ.np at
the MW bMctl perk.
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It's time to eliminate Fed
To the F.ditor:
In response to the editorial ln the
July 6 Pilot regarding the Federal
Reserve Board, I would strongly suggest
that before )'OU write any more opinions
regarding the board that you atudy its
history that will show the fraudulent
aspects of its inception; its responsibility
MAILBOX
for the "boom and bust" cycles that
we've experienced since the Great
Depressio~ and that many economists
including Dr. Milton Friedman blame
the Great Depreaaion on the Federal
Reserve Board.
You might also be surprised to learn
of the political activities of the Federal
Reserve Board s uch as the over-
expansion of the money supply by Dr.
Burns in 1972 so that Nixon would be
elected. In the words of Congressman
Wright Patman, Chairman of the
Banking and Currency Co~on. in
an article that he wrote for the American
Bar Association Journal in 1975: ... In no
amall measure, Dr. Bums is personally
responsible for our inflation."
You should also know that the
Federal Reserve Board is controlled by
banks. Both the large eastern
commercial b•nka and the leading inves~J'lt banking inatltutiona of Wall Street . which were respo~e for the
original act establlihing the Federal
Reserve Board in 1913 have virtual
control of the Federal Re.erve Board
today through not only the proposals of
members of the Board o( Govemon to
elected officials but through the selection
of five members of the Federal Open
Market Committee who are not
appointed by the President O( approved
by Congress. Many of those banks have
made record profits during this
recession.
YOU SHOULD al9o be aware that
the Federal Reserve Board is the only
privately owned central bank in the
world. How else in a democracy can we
look to anyone but the representatives of
the people to run our government? To do
otherwise, eliminates the democratic
process. To quote Senator Cranston from
the bill Which is presently before the
Houae of Representatives to amend the
Federal Reserve Act: "The present
high-interest rate policies of the Fed
may be right or wrong. That is arguable.
But I do not believe it is arguable that it
is inconsistent with representative
democracy for such tremendous power to
be wielded by a board that is not
Gardner's Column
politically accountable.''
And finally, you should be aware of
the fact t~ while the Federal Reserve
Board operates with an exclusive license
to ..create money and then lend It to our
government at intereet and then do as it
pleases with the money that our
government pays it in interest without
the approval or cohsultation of any
'elected repret1entative of government
end without audit is totally contrary to
the democratic process and is long
overdue for change. ft is Interesting that
at the present Ume, both the
conservatives in our government, as well
a.a the liberals, have 21 bills ln the House
and Senate impacting the Federal
Reeerve Board. Every other country in
the world owns its central bank although
at one time many of them were owned
privately as ours ia today. We are long
overdue for the elimination of this illegal
and fraudulently conceived institution.
-RANDALL PR~LEY
TV ad i'nluriates
To the Editor:
I am l.nceNed that a TV station is
running a pollUcal commercial paid for
by the Republican party, wherein they
depict a letter carrier touting President
Reagan as obtaining benefits for Social
SecUrity redptents. He bu attempted
twice to reduce Social Security benefita.
and hu been blocked' both times by
Congress.
Thia erroneous commercial, paid for
by the Republican c.ommittee, further
goes on to state that President ~an
always keeps his promlaes. Who
dreamed up that blatant lie! President
Reagan baa failed to keep his campaign
promises as far aa the two COLA
i.ncreues for civil service annuitants are
concerned, and 'wanted to eliminate the
OOLA increue completely. Failing in
that, he h.u progoeed to change the
computation fonnUla for the remaining
ODClfNl-year OOLA. and alao wants to
put a 4 pe~t cap on that, slnce he
could not ellinina1e ft completely.
PRESIDENT REAGAN'S expressed
ooncem for the ~nior dti.r.enl ia negated
by the fact that he is overlooking senior
dtiz.enl from the federal 8'ctor. He is
alao dom, hie best to reduce and/or
elimina~ beneflta for the needy -
Medicare, V.-elfare -the lilt goes on and
• L•H•rt ,,_ ,....,, •••••I<-. The •'9ht to conoenw l•t·
••" to tit tPe<• ~ ell rnlr,.t• UNI '' ,.__ utt.,, of JGO _..ell fll I-Wiii 119 9IWf1 ll"•fe .... ct. All lelttn ""'" Ill·
ch1Cle Sl1Nh1,. 11111 rn1111111 lelelr•u !NI ~ mey lie
••th!WIO Oft r-t If Wflidefll r••M>n " '-<eflt "'-try
will "°' i. puootMci Letter• m•'I' JMt t .. •~ to Wl.._.
N•m• 1nd ,,._"""'"'of the CCllll,.bulDr must be glv"' for •ertllClllan -POMI.
on. At the time of their lives when
people feel that they can relax and rest
on their retirements, annuities, Social
Security, etc., they now must worry how
to pay their bills. '
The commercial ends with -"Give
the guy a chance". That goes two waya
-let him start giving the little guy a
chance. I have no empathy for anyone
who thinks only of the rich "cats"; and
cuts, or has attempted to cut, every
program in existence for the needy.
The President and the Republican
party must. b e getting shaky and
desperate to resort to outright lies and
taking credit for the very benefits that
they are trying so hard to eliminate.
Social Security recipients are too
intelligent to be fooled twice by f~.
empty campaign promises.
FLORENCE JOHNSON
Policy 'discriminates'
To the Fditor:
I enjoyed seeing the picture and
reading the captain concerning the baby
gifts collected during a shower for the
new prince of England held at Costa
Mesa's Tea and Sympathy Restaurant.
The gift-wrapped package of presents
has apparently already been hand
delivered to Buckingham Palace and, Qj.
coune, to the royal couple. Sheila (Ton0
Bruner hosted the shower at her EngUs:ti
tea shop.
To those of your readers who are not
familiar with Tea a~d Sympathy I
recalled an incident a couple of years ~
when my wife stopped by with our twp
small children who were. at the tiJnt,
"house trained." She was in need of tea
but not necessarily sympathy -she got
neither. She was informed by the
management at Tea and Sympathy that
they could not serve her with small
children on the premises.
ON READING the article in the DailY.
Pilot I was prompted to call Tea -and
Sympathy to see if they had changed
their posture of discrimination against
small children; they have not. To quote
the employee who answered my
question "we do not accommodate
children." Why indeed have a baby
shower? Surely lhis smacks of mis-
pl.aoed Anglophobia with-a touch of
hypocrisy thrown in.
Incidentally the "new prince ol
England" will hopefully grow up to find
that there is still a United Kingdom of
Great Britain -or will Scotland,
Ireland, Wales be likewise discriminated.
against?
We are not amused!
DAVIDA.W. YOUNG
Wrapped up in arms of the deep
~ By ROBERTGARDNEK'
Bober.t-Ch.rdner 1• a-seml-l'eUred
jumt, frequent emcee and .miOI' body
aurflng enthuaiut along the Or•nge Coast. .
The octopus has received bad prea. It
la really a rather shy, retirinC ca-.ture
that alb only to be left alone. However,
beeauae ot 8J:pearance, It hu become a
==~Y. ·~ creature in fiatlOll
-My experience with the octopue ~
been pleasant and rewardlns, altboulb I
must admit that an aborUve attempt to
~ a real monster an the llland ol
satpan during World War D ICl.nd the livtna bejMUa out of me.·
Wait for a minus uae, arm youne1l
with a box of salt, go to the mud flata,
wander aiound until you find-• bole
surrounded by clean shells, and pour
aome salt into that hole.
There are lots of holes surrounded by
dirty shells. Ignore them. The bole bu
to be surrounded by clean ahella. That
means a live octopus is in that hole. Just
walt a few minutes and, lo and behold,
a couple of tentacles will ..appear first,
then &ally the whole octopus ~
It LI amazing the aile of creature t
comes out of one of tboee amall bola.
B•AND NIW 1981
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E lghty peopl• coming to dlnnerl
For most women, that would be an
Impossible undertaking. But for Jean
- -Alc:frlm, entertaining large groups at
the University House In Newport
Beach Is a normal occasion in a well
disciplined lifestyle.
As the wife of Daniel ·Aldrich,
chancellor of the University of
Callfornla, Irvine, she often has the
opportunity to meet and entertain
people from throughout the world.
Case in point: a recent reception for
which she was hostess to honor the
visiting president of the University of
Peking .
. She says she enjoys meeting the
people, and its fits comfortably with
another love of her life -traveling.
In J 971 , she and her husband spent
four months on a trip around the
world.
Jean was born at Fort Mills
Corregidor In the Philippine Islands
where her father was a U.S. military
.officer. She has lived in Panama,
Hawaii, Virginia, Arizona and Florida.
"Som~tlmes I feel like a newcomer to
Newport Beach," she said "and then
when I look over a list of activities
with whic.b I have been involved, I
realize I have been here 20 yearsl"
Her latest Involvement is acting as
moderator for the July 29 Conference
on Homeless Women which will take
place at the Concert Hall. Fine Arts
' ..
Village at UCI. f
She became interested In this
conference through her church, the
United Church of Christ, which she
serves as corporate board member and
also as a member of the board of
directors of Homeland Ministries. She
Is past moderator of Corona del Mar
Communfty Church and the Southern
California Conference of UCC and
served six years on the National
Stewardship Council of UCC.
Jean also serves on the board of UC
Irvine Town and Gown, Childrens
Hospital of Orange County, South
Orange County YWCA and Pilgrim
Place Retirement Home in Claremont
She also is chairman-elect of the
Women's Division of National
Association of State Universities and
Land Grant Colleges.
The 1981 Panhellenic Athena award
was given to Jean for her many
philanthropic endeavors and during
the same year, she served as Chair of
the Disneyland Community Service
Awards Committee which recognizes
organizations involved with helping
others.
With all her committee and board
meetings, Jean still finds time for
jogging, surfing and tennis.
She is the mother of three; Daniel G.
Aldrich Ill, Elizabeth Toomey and
Stuart Hamilton Aldrich. She and her -· r
husband have seven grandchildren.
Jean received her BA dgree from the
University of Arizona and did graduate
study at the University of California,
Berkeley.
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Nat tilM ~ 10 to the beiidi. tillAt a)Oni I
I CU\ of club ... bu\ "°' to ditnk.
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11 The IUn, Mlt WIW ind the Wt.rid an all 1-1 • · 11Wm1e1 ot your h&lr, MY' Stew lllenbeJll,
Ownlr of Steve'• Halt Happen.t.na in Coe1a M ...
After you come out of the water and are just
&ounQln8 on the MDd. pow" the dub IOda over )iow'-halr to rlnle qut the llllt water, fluff up
' your hair and rub in 1 little-conditioner.
If you are really brave, you cen allp a p1ut1c: baa over the hair and pt the equlalent of beauty
. · ulOn heat conditlonlna treatment. While you
' play, the 1un will provide the heat, Steve uya.
. "If you have on a cute bathlnl .Wt, nobody
· will notice the plastic baa on your herd," Steve
tauahed.
~::~~png and slim ... " ~.: · ·The more el89Qnf the gala
: : :....; the slimmer and longer the
:<trn..
:~: · That's the rule for selecting
:: e'tening wear for fall and
: winter 1982.
Members of South Coast
. Repertory guilds anticipating a
:-wry elevant gala on Sept. 11
: had an opportunity to view
: luxurious choices at a
breakfast fashion show hosted
for them by Bull~k'1 Wilshire,
Fashion Island.
"It's a season for options.
:. Short is the new way for
:· evening," said Rosemary Troy,
· fashion coordinator for BW
and show commentator.
Black and white kept •
showing up on the ramp. And
although jewelry is kept to a
minimum, several styles were
softened with pearls. Small
elegant evening bags were
carried as body jewelry.
Among the styles well
received by the group were
Alberto Manuel's short lace
·-dress priced at $"70 and
Halston's two-piece design -
floor-length white satin skirt
and beaded bodice, $2,500.
Alsa Mr. Blackwell's black
and metallic gowns, Mary
McFadden's duo of silk and
lace, Jill Richard's pointe
d'esprit strapless gown
accented with a large bow
centered with a black flower
and another Richards creation
of black matte jersey bodice
and white organza skirt.
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In the aummerdme, you actually need to
double the amount of conditioner you normally
\Ill to prewnt your hair from becomlna dry and brittle. .
It'• a aooci Idea. acoordlna to Steve, to wear a
hat anytime you're in the aun. ~_you are tannin& your akin. your hair wtll be fadlnC," be
warm.
• sommer-1ze your hoir
Halt atyi. are ahon« for the IWJVner' wttb
the touUed ltrandl on the fonMed. "You ahow
man ear to t.lanice the lhowtnc of more Jee,''
•YI Si.ve. But you can be ln step with IUmmer
even if you are "°' the lhon hair type. "Sweep your Iona hair to ont -lidt lllld '--buftUel to-,... lt.-u your bethlnc ault .. one
that bani Just one lhoulder, eweep the hair to
the other aCde for balance.
11 Another trick for aummer hair ii to UM
bandl acnm the foreheed. 'Ibey were flnt Wied
by tenn1I pla~ but now they .... "tn''-•-
' acce90riel by everyone. Don't just wear one -
try a narrow one and a wide one in dittennt
colon to match your bath.Ina IUit OI' 21ay clothes.
And don't hMttate to experiment Try llantana
the bandl at an an&)e."
Lookina ahMd. Steve U)'I ahort hair will
atW be 1'ln"for f.111. but It w1ll be a little fuller oa
the lkiea to balance with wider ~ fall
fMhJorw.
If ~ly th~~~.f ~~~your skin
I WE NOW HAYE COLLAGEN TREATMEHT I
• The collagen f~ In the akin undergo damage from aging and o~~
expoaore to the 1un that contribute to the appearance of wrlnkl• and
other outward lign1 of age.
• El.lropean salon
-facials ·
• La1t1 tlnt1 and
Individual
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• Make-up applicatlon1
and lfuona
• Cotmetlc peels
• Comp! ... hne of natural
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• W1udng for hair
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They call th•m "bl.I Wain.n."
• TMy wanct.r the atrettl aim1-1y or loiter
around \fain and t..11 ltaUona.
Ttiii&r :J:••lllona IN worn or .,..
canted "' ..... and they IJMp ln ~ °" ~ )imcbll or any p1tce \My can
~ ~ ln far off, war tom landa?
Vkl*ni GI harUi, bta city Uf•? .
Not MCJ1•1rUy.
A ._ble condn,ent of tt11111 unfortunate
women llw here ln affluent Oranae County.
OrDn.IMtiona workinl to help thele women tstlinate that there are 4,000 of them throuahout
.tbe county.
0 lt la difficult to provide an·~ number,"
.sd JMn Aldrich, ''becauee thll ta a 1esment Of
our 80dety that wiahet to be inviatble."
Aldr1oh ii moderator for the July 29 (8:'45
a.m. to 3 p)'ft.) confeNnee on homeletm women to
be held ln the c.onc.rt Jbll, nn. Artl'V~ at
Unlwnlty of California, lrvtne. SponlOl'ld by
tHlt ~ Coounty C'.oalition for the Homet....
\M oont.rence will fOCUI on the probleml of the
hOmeMli w~lop pc:ll£tlw ttra_... and
mObWle cornmUnlty acUon and r.ourc...
Ann Marie aou...u, author of 0 8hooolna
~1 LadlH," and Bonnie Prlv~){atlonal tlon for the Homel .. , New , will be
amons the apeakers.
The Bev. Or. Jane Ann Moon, United
Church of Chriat, ii conference convenor.
Dtec:u..lon of the Oranae County homele11
woman will be directed by Jean Forbath, Share
Our Selves; Mike Ellu, ChriaUan Temj)Ol'ary
Housing and Mary Doualau, South Oranae
County YWCA.
How San Dle10 deal.a with bomelea. women
will be dilcuaaed by Stater Ray Monda DuValil
from the HOUM of Rachel and SllW Ruth
!:dwudi and JW Halvenon, Women'• Center
. wtD 11111 of tMll' work with °" heme1-women
lituatian "' Loi A.npleit. PhOtotrapha bj Joan Roth; ..... u. Je.n Marte 81.mOft and Julie Thayer wtD be on exhlbtt
durtna tM contwence. 11M exhibit ii IUJ>oorted
by the Nat&onal Jl'.ndoWnMmt for the Aita, the
Samuel Rubin J'oundation and the Unlted
Ch~h Boerd for Homeland Minlltri•.
A buffet luncheon wW be terved at noon In
the Olive Grove when 1peaker1 will be
Supervlaor HarrleU Wieder and Santa Ana
Mayor Gordon Bricker\ and Larry Atfan, Irvine
""yor. .
Other conferenc. plannere who function u
a.n ad hoc committee to raise the public
cona:!iousnell of the altuatlon of the homele. are
. Marty Belk:Np. Mary Ann GaJdo Fay Le.iter,
Barbara Lovell, Marv Miller, Mary Moehy,
.
Roberta Reapn, Gwenda WatlOn, Jo Cainet and Nonna~nq.
''TheM "tomen we are trylna to ~lP.''
explained Aldtkh "are not all at &he bOttom of
the plle. Some .,.. ln their m1dclle y~_ ~)'
have been deMr1ed and limply cannot handle
l'elOU.l"Ce9. They have I01t all contact wtth t~
f.amtllea. Some are vlct.lma of akohollam and
other are YOUJli women whoee famillm can no
Jonier cope with them."
One or1anlzatlon ln Oran1e Cour1~y
provldtn1 temporary hou1tn1 haa complted
atatlltica showing that of 3,244 requesta for aid,
help waa availab1e ln only ~90 casee. .
Mary Douglua of the South Orange eouOty
YWCA, aaya her office receives an aven1e. of
three can. daily from homele.a women. ·
Further lnformat.lon on the conference D)8Y
be obtained from Dr. Moore, 551-8436.
ByVIDAD~ °' .. ...., ......... THEY MADE IT: The hot air balloon didn't
go up, but the bidding did, and they reached the
goal of $80,000.
The hot air balloon was suppoeed to accent
the Cocktail party area to carry out SCR'a auction
theme "Tfie Sky's The Limit."' A prOfilem
develoPect with the big prop, Barbara Grady said
as we arrived, but the C:O.ta Mesa theater
group's fundraiser got off the ground without it.
SCR auction hits
with 'The . Sky's the
goal
Limit'
Small inflated balloons were substituted,
tied to the fountain, and 500 guests enjoyed
cocktails and buffet delicacies Including grilled
shrimp and swordfish while the Oversextet
provided lively background music.
Inaide, guests tdok part In a silent auction
and picked up bargains at a flea market set up in
the Second Stage .
.The bia auction followed at the main staee
where auctioneer Melvin Geller, delivered his
patented rapid-fire pitch to aell more than 60
items, including vacation trips, dinners, ~rt
objects a variety of services and even two live puopl~ three-month-old bearded collies. ~· When the last "Sold" was shouted, General
Cbainnan Jane Martin announced the goal of
$60,000 had been reached. That brought the
1981-82 annual fund campaign total to $621,000.
The· annual auction party la the only event
at SCR th.at Involves all support .uoups. This
year, the event closed with a variety show wtuch
though late in beginning, nevertheless kept most
of the audience around.
The variety show began with piano
selections by John Ellington and featured
performances by members of the 1981-82
productions dtrected by John-David Keller. TJ:te
event cloeed the curtain on what SCR calls its
most s~ful aeason ever.
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· ONE OF THE BE.5T: "It wu one of the best p'rttea we ever had,10 Peggy Hughe. satd--L.-:;...._ ______ _..;.
describing the Virginia Castle Auxiliary party
held at the new lUtz restaurant in Newport CHAIRWOMAN AND SPOUSE -Virginia
Center. Castle Auxiliary chairwoman Anne Freeman
"More than 600 came to the benefit. It was and husband, Roy, at The Rttz.
'supposed to be a petit buffet, but the food supply
.wasn't petite at all. It was a very generous
buffet.
;. "It's a very large restaurant, but the
1Ddividual dining room gave it a coey, intimate ~o, it wasn't a come and go affair. Most of
the people stayed all evening enjoying the food
jnd dancing upstairs on the terrace. Everyone
9eelDed to have a good time."
MYSTERY SOLVED: Dr. Alan Israel
wanted to give his wife, Rebecca, a surprise
birthday party. "She's hard to surprise," but he succeeded eomewhat. It happened the day before
she expeded it.
The party at the couple'• Costa Mesa home
/"\. attended by 55 gudtl was "An Evening with
-sherlock Holmes."
The P1ckwlck Club, custom party plannen, erranaed the surpri9e viding the food and
anding along actors as 'lfu1mes and Dr. Watson
_, add a little myatery to the celebration.
And why did Israel choose a Sherlock Holmes party? It's quite elementary -it's a
period of time in literature they both enjoy. "She
likes the dramatic. She's studying at SCR's
summer conservatory."
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Callie, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kapsner, Dan and
Linda Howard and Greg Branett, stunt double
for Robert Wagner, and his wife, Barbara
care clinic set at Bullock's
SOlITHEBN CALIFORNIA medical health,
beauty and fitneu expert.I will participate in
Bullock's Sununer Skin Care Survival 1982 being
held in all aton!9 July 19 tb.rougll July 31.
Issues to be addressed include protection
against summer sun, heat and smog; the latest
medical advances in plastic s urgery and
dennatology; fitness regimen for a healthier and
more beautiful body; beauty tips to prevent aging,
plus a large range of subjects pertinent to total body
care.
Representatives of leading cosmetic and
treatment manufactur ers will present
demonstrations.
Individual stares may be called for their two-
week schedules.
SP~ ENVOY Carole Dixon will pre9e11t a
trunk 1bowln1 of the Albert Nlpon fall dress
col.lectlon 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Thunday, July 22,
in The Salon at Bullocb Wllahlre, Fasbkln Ia1and.
St. John Knits for fall will be mOdeled at
Bullock.a Wi.15hire, Fashion Ialand during a 1 p.m .
Friday, July 23, ramp show.
ORANGE COUNTY Entrepreneunr Club will
meet July 21 at 7:30 p.m. at 7231 Garden Grove
Blvd., Suite D ln Garden Grove. For infonnation
call 645-4770.
NEWPORT BEACH Christian Women's Club
will meet July 21 at the Airporter Inn, 18700
MacArthur Blvd., Irvine, beginning at 11:45 a .m .
For information, call 544-2921.
NEWPORT HARBOR Toutmiatresa Club haa
scheduled a luncheon meeting July 19 at 11:15 a.m.
at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Hlgbway in
Newport Beach. For reeervatiolll call 640-4256.
USC ASSCXl.ATES will meet at the Brias
Cunningham Automotive Museum, 250 E. Baker
S\., Costa Mesa on July 22 at 5:30 p.m. For
information, call 743-8537.
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JIM AND GEMS -Diane Whittler, left, and Ri ta Gunkel co-chaired the successtul Cutle
Auxiliary party at The Rit.z. With these two gems of organization are their huabands Jim and
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Rebecca, left, enjoying
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,SAllAJ•vo -The train ~ BeJanidt ud S.Uvo 1n
Yuao1lavla took almo1l nine
boWt to run tw CIOW'lt t!vou&h
the flat Wm1andl Md a1onplde
IWOllel1 riven.
h 1topped at almoat every
vtllqe aiona the line. where the
ruril folk clu1tered at the
1taUona but never seemed t.o
board the ailver can.
Old women with acuvea
covering their hair, long cotton
lki.rta and black boota waited
along the tncka, perhapa for le8a
luxurious trainl to come lat.er.
The old broad-boned women
looked as if they could stand
there all day. Sometimes they
chewed on homemade bread,
their mlwh'i teeth evident as
they bit into their amall loaves.
Other tlmea1 they puffed
daarettea. . ~he deep wrinkles In their
weathered faces matched the
complexion of the carefully
From 15,000 to 20,000
foreign tourists are
expected to visit
Sarajevo during the 13
days of the Olympics,
and the new image as a
resort is planned to
attract many more
free-spending
Westerners for the years
afterward.
furrowed plots of land fenced
behind nearby houaes.
Like the women, the houses
were strong and si mple,
unpainted and ear.then. Small
stacks of winter wheat sat next to
the square houaes.
The acene could have ocx:urred
50 yean ago, yet the name of the
train, "The Olympic Express,"
suggested that the humble charm
of the Balkan countryside is
aradually being invaded by the
ipodern world.
It ta.
Sarajevo, a city of 418,000
people. ia echedukd to host the
1984 Winter Olympics. Early
announcements by the
International Olympic
Committee that Yusoalavia
would get the prstigioua aames
came .. a shock to many sports
authorities who questioned the
country's ability to stage the
even ta.
But it came aa part of a
carefully planned strategy by
officials here in th.ls central
hlgblands city who see the games
aa a way of pumping foreign
currency into their inflation-
ridden economy.
The capital of Bosnia -
Hercegovtna, one of six states
that comprise the nation,
Sarajevo ia best known as the
place where a Serbian petriot
named Gavrilo Princip
-•nated Austrian Archduke
J'ram Ferdinand Md hia wlfe ln
1914 to tanit.e World War L
Sarajevo organizers, such as
Prem Dtrector PavJe Lukac', are
hopina the pma will give the
c:tty a new tmaae internationally
-and ai.o improw the ttat.e'a
low economic atandtng wtthln the
country.
From 16,000 to 20,000 foreign
t.ouri.ata are expected t.o vt.lt
Sarajevo dwinl the 13 days of
the Olympica, and the new image
aa a re90rt la planned to attnct
many more free-apendina
Westerners for years afterward.
Thh fame undoubtedly
wtll rerve to 1peed uv the
modernization of Sar~~: lin11ke. .taidenta J>f La.Im
N .Y ., who objected to the
commercialization that
llOOOIDpenied the Olympics there
In 1980, people here leeln eqer
for the chance.
Already the leWel' l)'lt.elq baa
been improYed and other new
put>llc work• proJectt are
planned to handle the tourist
C:rwb. Gnnd old bu1ld.lnea are
1ettln1 tacellfta and narrow
"*91 are 11owbe wldm'.
' But 8erajevo ii DO bKkwooda Oor.nmunt~t de• blidt to the &bird ml um B.C. Ita oklelt
standina atrueture, the amaJl
a.tuft "Orthodox Q)urch of St..
Mlchael the Archanael, ia belieYed to have been built in the
12th Century. Tbe atreeta are lined with
comfortable, if drab, brtck
~ulldtn1• and it baa a
ma1nlflcent opera house, a
umwnlty, dwWI ol. hlah-rtie .,.._. wt a UvWy Mu.Um
~ wbeN ..-Cban'9 IUll
... dam ... ,,.. tiny ...
~~'=~-·
.. ,..... -.. lnllu.nCI ,....., ... la ti.• moequ. and
aplrel that tower above the aid
town, In the 1trona coffee
(11kava'') aerved by demltuee and
In the well-guarded 1oelal
cuatorna.
Sarajevo la billed 11 tM d*J
where Eaat meeca Weat. It'• the
continental Cubah. It's the pa..
where old men In Mualhn
alippen lip Coca-Cola ln a coffee
bouae.
There ls a real mixture blN.
Young women wearina W....-n
clothes and makeup atiil may live
at home under tight parental
restrictions.
One university student ,
drinking a Coke ln a ~
"~rican Bar" said ahe ml&(t be
home each night by 10.
But despite Western influence
and efforts by city officlala to
bring tedmologicat p~ t.o
the region, tourists who vlsit the
countryside still will find the Old
World remarkably intact.
By any name, a train ride atill
will reveal the clusters of 1quare
farm houses surrounded by a
pat.chwork of irregularly ahaped
fields of wheat. Old men on
horse-driven carts still paaa
slowly over the narrow dirt roada
that ar~ the village'• mlin
streets.
Around Sarajevo, the
mountains are craggy and arid.
Only at the summits. where the
ski races and jumps will be
staged, are the focesta green ln
winter.
Yugoslavia 's climate ia aa
varied as California's -and the
regional prejudices are just aa
strong.
To the far .north is Slovenia,
alpine co untry where
Matte rhorn-like peaks, and
stately castles compete for
attention with deep blue lakea,
which freeze during winter.
Once part of the Auatrian
Empire, the region of roay-
cheeked residents is more
prosperous today than moet other
parts of the country. One YOWll
woman, asked about visiting
Sarajevo -where coal, not gas,
is ~burned for heat -advbed
against it because "It's IO dirty."
South of Slovenia ii Crt>etia,
which includes the lively capital
of Zagreb and also well-vtated
American hangouta along the
sun-drenched Adriatic cout such
as the old port city of Dubrovnik.
,.......,.,...c..,_
Narrow walkways are · commonplace in Sarajevo,
Yugoelavia (right). The spire is a part of the mosque where
an Ialamic priest still calls his people to prayers. The
covered fountain (alx>ve) ia on the grounds of the same
moeque. The Muslims draw their holy water there for
religious rituals. Alx>ut 40 percen! of the city is Muslim.
#
Belgrade. the national and
Serbian capital. ii eort of the
Yugoslavian San Franciaco. It's a
comme rcial and cosmopolitan
center -and the rock 'n' roll
pivot place as well. Acrom '1w
confluence of the Danube and
Sava rivers, New Belgrade 1a the
Daly City of high rises.
All of these areas probably will
be included in side trips as {>811 of
tours to Yugoslavia for the
winter games.
Another reuon to learn the
langua1e: Foreign tourista are
expected to be housed in _private
homes because the hmited
number of ho1ela and dormitories
w1U be raerved for dignitaries
and the 8,000 members of the
mau media, includinf an estimated 700 workers rom
ABC-TV.
Problems that beset two
female American college students
here could euily happen again.
The students, studying in
Vienna, arrived by train and
found rooms in a private home
through the tourist office.
-Fl)!to
-or ·s3:
Traveling in Yugoslavia
isn't without peril,
however. Few natives in
Sarajevo can speak
English well enough to
be of much help. The
proficient ones work
mostly in hotels or in
tourist offices.
The landlady, however, didn't
speak English; the students
didn't speak Serbo-Croatian. The
fru1tratlng situation finally
erupted one day when the
landlady angrily called the
tourist oUk:e for an interpret.er to
tc0ld the women for leaving the
front door unlocked.
Cultural barriers can be even
IDOl"e trouble90me at Yugoslavian
airporta. where flights can be
re-routed and luggage detained
without explanation. Locals learn
to fend foe them8elves, which
Includes crowding in lines.
Towista should be prepared.
Another th1n8 worth knowing
la that virtually every adult
smokes ln Yu1oalavia. Every So far, Olymp6c ticketa and public meetln8 room. restaurant,
tours haven't been ~ But or bar baa tta own cloud of
intere.ted tcaveleri aboWd bep amoke.
ln touch with their travel 811htl People bothered by smoke
and the Yugoslavian Na~ would be better off walUng for
Tourist Office, Rockefeller the Summer Games in Loa
Center, New York, N.Y. 10111, to Antelea. where at least the air
ensure their chancee to aee the pollutl0n ii out&ide.
games in pel'90n. But ·lf the amoke and language
Traveling in Yupla~ 111'\'t. J>roblema can be -overcomt!',
without peril, however. Few tourilta tn Yuplavia can expect
natives in Sarajevo can speak a fa1Uw time, sped.ally """";£Ull.-t-t
Engliih we enoujfltO be of , the Gama
much help. The _proficient onee The locala revel ln feuUna
work mostly ln hotel• or (n durtn& early afternoon meals.
•..ouriat offices. Nodllnl pleMea them more than
The number of qualified ldddnl Ol.f their meal with a shot
---1-ton .-.....a...1v will lncrtlfl ~ plum brandy, called waua... .........._,, _..;..a ..... _ ~ during the gamH, but a1aln, anu Wl'CJ•
they'll probably be In pomtJoat °' ~ two houn -~
authority and probably not the ~nd , 1e.n~rally enjoyip1
people who would be moei ~ 8round tbi!i tabl_e.
colorful to me.et. That aame aplrlt pervade•
American travelera would be many of thelr lelaure-tlme
smart to apend a few rnonthJ dvitl-. ~ here who
acqulrin1 a convenattonal •ttmaded the I980 eummer pma
lmowledae of Serbo-Croatlan, In Mmoow -.Id the pma were
even If only by l11i.ntn1 to well-nm but =.
recorda. The Y~va to put on •
L .... _ le ... _ f-''--. eventful ce lion. What
uwc peop f/Ver/W~i u... U~ Jft luxury, they aay. Wl11
t.n Sarajevo are men ~· be made up ln Mre.ndiplty -the tow1ata who try to lpeek UIWO'.llb' ndtmnenl ~ -even lf they butdwr~~-,<JBMW ... &be Allt.a Seltzer.
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·.
PORTRAYED .-America'• p-eatelt 1ex
1ymbol, Marilyn Monroe (above) 11
played by Catherine Hicks ln "MarU .
The Untold Story" tonight at 8 on ~
(7).
Johnny WWMlll•; Pu1or
DeNlll ~. Churcfl
on the Wey, Vlll'I Nuys;
youth mlnlstw Brett Wll-
tleme.
• M&TING TIMI AT
CALVAlf(
I Hlll'l4!NOf( l(. ~
nmTNO C<>J#AHV
; AMINCA: THI
IEOONO OINTUAY ~ THILAHAYU !j= YOUft M&.a
* * '-' "Two-Wey Stretch" (1961) Peter Sellers.
Wiifred HyO.-Whlte. A trio
of o<i.otl 1nmai. pl8ll to
b<Mk OUI, then btMk In eo.tlrl with • trudcloed of
dt.moods
(Z)MOVI& * • • * "Kremer V• Kr•met" C 1979) Duttln
Hollm.,.., Meryl Str.-p A
rnM t>en• with hie •·
Wife IOf CUSIOdy o4 lheir
YCIUt'Q eon after 1M welka
out on lhMI 'PO'
t:OO I NEWS CONF'IMHCE Cl) OML. "'°*"Ii
lflAMI 8TNET ~ i :;:,,,. AHO THE LAW
**'II "St., Trell -The Mollon Plelure" ( 19791
WllllMI ShalllW. Leonwd
Nlmoy The fOnnW co-
mandef of the U.8.S.
EnlerptlM r-btel his
old er.. 111'1<1 Mt• off on •
mlellon to !Incl Ille mysteri-
oue v...i r~ lor
Ille deettvc:tlon of numet·
ous Federlll<>n sta'ltlipe. ·o·
t:IO • (I) fNJe. THI
NATION
I Cll .-r THI,,... DAY 0. DllCOY8'V
TMIWOMJ>
~ 1.:. ANDTMI LAW
•••~ "Dodor z:tw.oo" CIM5) Onw Sfw1f, Oer81-
dlne °"'*'-Two io-.
~ ..... ep.11 ..., .,....,. °' Ille ~ ..... ~
.MOVIE * * * 'I Hele Blondw" (1911) JNn Rochefort,
Enrleo Mon!-. TI-.
~ lhal • ....,,l'ly
novell11'1 l•l••t worll
dellc:rtbel In del .. I the
MCurlty ey9tem ptOlecllng
the Veluabiel In hie home.
10:00 I NEWIMAKEM ONCA.MPUI
"Gang Violence" from
Loyola Marymounl Unlver·
i . GILUGAH'i ISLANO
IASEBAU. llUNCH
IGUMt: ~ s:nr:m.
NEXHUMIAAO
~LAWMAKEM
~ANOTHElAW
* * * •;, 'Goodbye.
Columbua" (1999) Rlctlerd
Benjemln, AN Mec0r9w. A
young men vecatlonlng
Wltll "" llmily of e WMfthy
~Meaeecret
love •ll•lr with th• r: .. o.ugflt•.
.IE1'llf'( f'A&.WEU
NIW8CEHTUI
~~ *'II "Roca 'N' Roi High
Sehoof' (19791 P.J soi..
Vlnolnt Van Patl4n A
budding songwrller 11
Vlnee Lombwdf Hlgtl Ir ...
to get the ~ to
teCOfd her muelc wtllle her
equ.itv ambltlOu• lrtend
put-Ille IChool '-1·
throb. ·po·
10: 111 (Z) MOW * * * "The Siient Patt· ,,., .. ( 1979) Elllotl Gould,
Chtltlopher Plummer. A
banll leller'• Impromptu
attempt to cub 1n on ~
robbery IMO• to 11er--
ment lltld IWIOf wtl9l'I the
,.., thW ct1.-him to
10'.aol~:··R· MT90.AllA
QIWQAWI~
KIDI AM. ll'lOf'U
TOO
O~ts: Giida Aadner.
eeoJ lltld .. nin.. con-
-...,.,, Jon ·~ berg. Oran Tllol'llH,
~ NatMha s.n-
ltord~ ICHUU.IA
JD«'I ,Al.WILL.
Oll'IN.-c>
\'OU NfOntl LAW
OUTDOOft Lft
9111 Dencia and 8pldw
~ fletl tor Mltper
In Ttnn•H••'• Peroy
Pr .. IL.akt
11:00 • MOVll
•• •~ "S•mson fond
Delllah" (1951) Victor
Mature, Hedy LMNrr The
migflty Sameon ~ hie
ll0'#9r CIUl'tmlled "Y tM aa::rlWON.D
The CART Mldllget't "IOO"
(live lrom lfOClklyn. Mletl It
Sumvel of the Fltt•t. women'• cllmb 111'1<1 reppel
and wtllt• water lwlln 111'1<1
ref1 event• (from New z...
land); • f9POf'I on the Tour
de Franoe bicycle r-.
• IA''ML.l
Calllomla Angels at C~
lendlndlt!M
• MOYll
• • * "Rome Adllenlurt''
( 1H2) Troy Donahue.
Angle Dlddnton A young
girl IMrne about to... the
herd w-v ...._,the o-to
Rome -~ THEATM
"Pride And Prejudloe . Mr
Colllna eMka • reconc:lll•
lion with Ille Bennet famlty
Ind Intend• ro ~ one
of the Qlfta ror • wttt c PW1
211RIQ
I GlllOWING YEAM
rT 11 WA1'TT!H
MCMl * * * "Mr Rode And Ro41" ( I 9 7 6) Chuctl Barry,
Uonel Hampton.A fabu-
IOul lo<* " tsllen at Ille
'60'• 111'1<1 the Mgtnnlnge or
r~ 'n' roN.
11:30. 0 THll WlEl< WITH
DAV10 llltNIUE(
D TEMY~ WHnTAKP
-~INTH!
HOMI !::::INGY!AM
••• ~ ''The High And
The Mighty" c 1~) John
W8)'"9. a.lt't T'f"O' All
..,,,..,. wtth 22 ~
oer-lll>o9r'd "'"' Into ow..
OW en route to &WI Frtn-
cilclD. CIDMOYll
·~ "fn God We Truet"
C 1NO) Marty Feldman,
Artdy Kautmen A nalw
monll II Mnt out Into the
WOf1d to ralee money tor
hle~monut·
ery 'PO'
12:00 1 ~
• • • "Fancy Panll"
( 1950) Bob Hope, Lucille
Ball. A dlgnlllad man
bring• culture to lhe lndl·
11111.
• PAPEACHA§
"The Lale Mr Hatt" The
lltll•ytat law tludenta
mMI Profealof ChWIM W.
Klngslleld (Jotwl H-
man) tor the nm time.
• GAOWiHG YeAM
"Preeehool Pw9onellty''
Cl) WUTPN
OUTt>OOMMAH
(D)MCME • • "°" HeeWl\ly Dog" ( 1NO) Cl'le¥)' CNN. Benji
WJllle lfwWtlo9tlnO • polltl-
c:.i -acendal In London
• pttvete det«:tlW la mur'.
dwed lltld relnc#neted ..
• ac:rvfly doG. • PO•
(Z) CHAALEI CHAMPUH
ON THIE Al.M 8CEH!
12:111 (Z) MCM1 * *'"' "Hlsrory Of The World -Pan I" ( 198 I) Mel
8f00kt. Madelnt Kann
Men' 1 llluttrtoue hlltory -
from Neandef1hal UV.-
men to the Spenltill lnqul-
tltk>n -ls examined. 'A'
12:a0 D TODAY'S IL.ACK
WOMAN
• MOVll * * • "At Ounpolnl"
(1955) Fred MacMurray
Dorothy '4aione. Aller 11111'.
Ing an outlew duflng •
!Qdup, • 11ore owner 11
hunted by the deed rnM'I
brotlltr. who uek• .._..
• GROWNI YIAM
"Soclal Ster~"
Cl) IAllMU. MINCH
~: Joflnny lencfl l~TQQO
* * • * "Kremer Va.
Kr-" (1g78) Duatltt
Hoffman. Meryl 8tf'99'1. A
men betU.. wlttt hie D • .... '°' ouetody °' their Yount '°" -"-.........
out on !Mm. 'flllO'
ADAM-11 • 1:00,~1
CHAE LISTINGS
~uxa
"9"1n'-' leconde To
Sefety" 811.,, and the
~ llft9 to dMI wttl'I •
mine lllat llOldt • London
I
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• $CIOtl lofit
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i~lnltaortP.
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.. • tlilWCWtl-.ANO
•GIDAYAwl...._
Tiit '"-· --encl~ Of °**II ..... ~ .,. ~ througtl ,.,.. fllm
'°°''"'~and ~hltboo".
• * * ''TM Horea .,._ *'" 11m1 "°"" w~ Wlltllm Holden. TM union
ClllV!lify om. lowwd LOUl-
lllanl amldel penonef QOno
lllotl --the omo.r. Oii ttloe .,~ Of ...
• MOYil * * * "Qklgel'' ( 1Ht) Sandra 0., Cllfl fllotl«t·
eon Dur1ng aummw vll06-
tlon, • gltt chMee ""'· _. el'd,_.
• MOYil * * ~ ''The Night Of The
Ortmy" (1 ... ) Cllnt Wlllll·
et• Mlt1lla HY9' A former
lewmllfl It bothered by •
grizzly when he lrlM hie
hand at rllflChlng. .IHllOI .....
TODAY
"The Mery K9)' Story"
Hwt °"* Goldbllrg" tllb with IN rlc'-1 Mll-<Ndl
women In Ametlcl. !=:o1 UHrvlNI ** * "Agatha" C1979)
Dustin Hottm.,,, v-
Aeclgravt. In LOflclon In
1112e • .,, ~ ,_
PIC* reponw ,.,.._ and
becomee rnvolvtcl with
lat'ned m)'flery wnter Ag.a..
Ille Chrlatle, who hu lef1
her untallhlul huebwld.
'PO'
(D)MOW * * "The ~ Ournpllng
Geng Rldee Again" (1979)
Tim COnway, Don Knotte.
A pelt of -lwn OUt'-
try lo wlllt the "'"' lltld
nliffOW. '0'
(l)MOW
• •~ "Where The Splee Are" ( tMe) David ~
FrancoiM Dor1Mc.. A doc-
IOf becomee lnYol¥ecf with
murder and MC*>naoe
Whtie conduc:llng ~
CZi :.="'**'"""I.
* * "My 8lOOdy Vlllen-ltne" (1981) Paul Ketmen
Lori Hell«. A amlll t~
becofnee a ~ of IWTor
during 111e1r .,,...., v.i.,...
llne'a Dey dlnoe. 'A'
2:IO D aPORTIWOM.D
A oelwtlntlloft of lfMW'8 loc*a llfw:llUCll~-~ Mantia, Alc~ard l'allJ and ,,.... flWIO.
e GIUJGAH'' ISL.AHO The Sklppw dltcowrs 1t11t
he le ...,glc 10 Giiiigan. .ftMlem
"8-dt Of Ubwty" Thie
documentary uarnlnee 1M
rnwtyYdom of the tour
North Amwfcen mllelon«·
.. In El Selvadot.
l ~UNJV8'K
AMONT'H~
IUHOAYI .MOYIE * * * "Siient M ovie"
C 1978) Mel 8<00Q, Mllrt)'
Feldmln. A fonnw movie
dlreclor end hi• two
eohor1• try 10 ..,,. • ma)Ot
lludlO ffom bankruptcy by
tllming the fhl lllent ffKN·
lelnyewt PO'
S:OO I 2 WITH YOU ATONE
Gueet. Rod Slelger.
• MOVIE * * 'h "Son 01 Pa1et-··
( 1952) &ob Hope. J-
RulNll. Alter lnllerttlng a
l.,ge pile of clebtl, .,,
E•tterner merrle1 1
-Ith)' W•twn girt.
• CA&.WOAHtA
COHG"°8IONAL
"90RT
• l'ROJlCT UHNENE (l)~WOMAN
Whfle lnvHUgetff\g a
llrange tlltr'I force In a
.,,,... euburt>an ~
ty. Olene .. -wfllrllng
Into Wonder Woman. (Patt
ftlUGARAAY
l.EONAAO'S OOU>EH
Gl.OVU
Penrw)'tvenle VI St Louil
®MOVIE
• • "Running Scar9d"
(1972) Ktn Wahl, John
Saxon T-1orm1r 011 ran
under eut(>lclon of oon-
lj)lring to Invade • c.tt>-
l>Mn oountry. 'PO' uo • MOW ***'II "Cel Ballou"
( 19851 Jane Fonde. lie
MIMn.
DOUTDOOR .... Jim Ca<MICllMI l11;nt1 blilOll ::;::., on Virginia'• ,..,.,_.
• CAlWOMIA W!E( ..
NVllW
• HUMANrrlll
TH~THlA'"8
"Mutlc: U1tenlng For TM
Unexpecgd"
(Z)MOv.
•• "Tiit Derll lnd Of The
Street" (1981) t..Ke Harr·
fngton. Henry
T Ol'Mlo1llWlkl. 4!001 :='Y
**"Terror Hell-." C1112)
Linda Olllln. JoM Nleleelft.
Aller Wln'*'O • PftN ~
tlon, • COlleOe etudent
4lf1lwt " an Old menaton owned by Ill aged ~
end "'-~ Otit'd-
IOl'I.
• MOY!! *** "Hft To~ YtM Witt'' ( 1Hll) Jstdt
Lemmon, Vlma Ull. A
oomlcMltrip .... t•• out ,,.. fNltl•ttona by plerWllnO
Illa ...... mutdlf In ..
oomlCMrtp. .MCMI ..... "Rock-A·8Ye ..,. '1 ... ) .J«ry l..lwll, M.wl)\'I MPw.11. A mow 9'11'1
•ttt.nd .... 10 .. fGr ,., ""*"' -"le lfll'• .,,.,,
• WAU.rnmTwmk "A TNrlt ~ ,....... ..
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.... _
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delpfV '"4S -....itl II
tOIWlllOld tMt .. ...
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~..:_:·_ 'nwt pal. .,....nt and futW"e
ua. 1VUST••n tei.vtllon are explored.
.,......,.~ ... to
r~l)CNQ
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KNBC (4) 7:00 -"Willard Scott'• SemaUonal M.,ac Hat Omaa." UnUIUAl
l'WOpean am.al .eta are featured .
""'"*"" A "'°* dtrect0t MIO !let IUll llnliltled a
~~turNJ eoee ttom ~ N-
CICM IO a bllatrefy lnlplt9d
r9'411ootlng of hie ep1o • ,. •
.MOVll ~. ('1) 8:00 -11~: The Untold
Story. 'nw private Uf• behind the public
la•tnd otAmlric:a'•.-telt•x symbol a. ClnunatbDld. Set phoio, left.
* * * * "KtUl'ltr VI l<tltl*" ( '911) Ouetln
Hoffl'!IM, Meryl ltrMC> A "'*' O.tllM WMl'I hit 4111-
wllt IOI OU'1ody of their
>'°""II eon •tier lllle walk•
out on them. 'PO'
KNBC (4) 9:00 -''The Leaacy." On
lllipment in Bngland, an architect and
.-oclate become entanaled in a aatanlc
cult.
lilO.(I) OHIDAYATA
TIMI
The,_. or Blrbet• and
Merk'• tr19agement IMO•
Ann ltlto • 0.-p dept•
llon. (f!U
• fUitoWT9
nMOUllM'"' MT8 "llt«atute: 'rom Worcle,
Trvt.11"
(I) ITM"'9t
The EnWpf1M .. a.ptu(ed
by • .,_,,""' "°""'* cornrnanclet. 8UCMI ··~ .. .., .. (1972) i...
H1rcourl Montgomery,
JOflPll ~A boy
btfrtende 111'1 ~ ret.
hw1lor1nO '*" trom the poloe.
CJ:)MOVll **'A "Mloee OI A ._
mer" ( tt781 Rlcllarcl
Hlrrle, Jodta ,oe1er. A W ·
rntneMy 111 1 a.,_-Old girl
glVM her llluefOn..flhd
lather and h« bHndty
determined mother Ille
COU'f9' to llOOllpt '* fat•.
'PO'
(J)ntl,...ONM
JOllllM W004wtl'cl llOets •
ClllnHe Htravag1nH
fMturfng tinging, clanc;lng,
aaroti.lkll, mime end m111. , ... .,,.. .MOVll
•• .,,, "Gunn" (1917) Ctalg
8•-. Edwerd ,..,.
Private eye Pel« Gunn 11
Mlled to in-ttgatt •
murder.
4:aG ~T
Aal •~TON W11K
.. MVll!W(~
• HUMANrT1l9 '""°"°" THE ARTI "Lltwature Tiit 8yntheele
Of Poetry"
CIDMOVW * *"' "Star Trell -The MOiton Pich,,•" ( 19781
Wllllllm Shat,.-. Leonetd
Hlmoy. Thi f~ com-
mander of the U.9 .8 .
Entwprlal r 11111 m.,._ hie
old 17.., 111'1<1 MC• ofl on •
mlMlon to find the rnyttetl-
oue ......, reeponalbte IOf
... deatNctlon of -· -Feder9llon Slarthipe. ·o· CD>IM.MilMI
A young boy cen 't afford
10 buy IN dNmt he Wlll'ltl
IO~.
.. • KUNQ ,.,,
c.... .. -dwttl, both
... boy and .. a """· ..
~ ,_"' wlCh !tie
• GMATDT POftT'I ·-..... .... l(Ang" Hollt:
•Oeor91~ ,__LM
''Voting Alglltt And The
8outNrn ~· ~
Sen. "-Helnw (R-H.C ).
• HW.WTtr.I
nw>UGH 1"I ARTI
"llleratur• The Story
Beyond''
(I) M•A•i•H
Hawkeye ~ 11\at e
vMl!lng doctor ""'° muet ooer•t• on •wounded tot-
dlw II a luetl. 1=:. ... GR
When .,.. UtlNly gltt'• boee
Is lntufed, IN II f-0 wtlh
running Ille bualf-. ~
glehendedly end IMmlng
IM -*IQ o4 AlllpOftal-
blllty
t: 11 CZ) MOVIE * * • • "Kramer Va, Kr_.. c 1979) Du1tltl
HoflmM, Meryl StrtlP. A
man batttae with Ille mc-
wlft '°' cuetOdy of their
young '°" aftlr IM _..
out on diem. 'PO' ·=-I C8I NlWI N8CNIWI 0 MCNIWI
MONlYllWCal "auo-fn The itoc*
Mlfllel"
(I) WILOOMI Ma<,
KO'TTP
Mr. Woodmen ttw'•tene 10
C8nOal HonNci*'a IPOI on
the acllool radio bee.-
of bad rltlngl. CD>~ *' * "King Of The Molft. tlln" C 1911) Herry HMlllln.
Jotae>ll Iott-. nw..
young L.A. baclltlor•
deYot• their _,_.. to
the aport ot chg niano.
'PO'
Cl> IHORT ll1ICKI
8 THIWO..lD
to 1191 1M Aemonee to T~ reoord lier lftll9ic wtllle lier 1:41 CZ) CHAAl.ll Ct4AMPUH ~ 1n1bl11out tf1end ON TH! flW ICfHl ~ tN eMoo1 "-1· t:00 8 Cl) AUCI
throb. 'PO' Vet L llOoked on IO«iP
(I) MOVtl ooeru. quit• •It• Mel * * * ''The HldMwaye" retu-to ellow her 10
( 1t7,l lngr1d itrOl'lltn, wa1dl them at WOOi. (A)
.J(JttNty °°'"'· Two cNI-D a MOVIE clr9ll run ll'#ey from hOtM **'II "The Legecy"
111'1<1 hide In New Yortl (1979) Katherine Rott.
City's M9ttopotltMI MuM-Sam ElllOt A Loe Angelee
um ot Att, Wfler• the)' .,.. ttcMect 111'1<1 her ueod•t•
befriended by • .,,int«t travel to England on ,..,.. ·o· ue1gnment Ind t>ecome e MOVIE entengled In 1 lelenlC cutt
lt *"' "The Nof1h A--IB) ttregulare" ( 19791 Edward • WILD l<IHGOOM
Hefrmtnn, Berber• Harrie. "land Of The SlladoM"
Tiit ,_ mlnlatw In • tmall I DR. OHO
tCMn oroani-a Qtoup of AOAONaKY AND
dotty women In 1111 oonor• COMPANY
g.atlon IO etoe> the flow of • ~
Cflurdl funcl1 to Cf1mfnal•. THIATM ·o· "Pride And Prejudlcle" Mr
t:ao I flGHT IAQ( Bingley'• abrupt deparlur•
THATIHOU.YWOOO to London hurtl Jane IWAIHeUCKLIM dMPIY 111'1<1 Ellubeth 11
Tiit pht• of yw,_,.., 00twlooecl that lhe dlu..
111'1<1 of tocl9)' it• eurn1nec1 QtMebie Mr 0etcy w .. 10
by 1ctor Chrlttopher blame. (Patt 3) (R)Q
Allllne 11'1 lhla lanllll!Y ..,... ID MYIT!M' dal. "Maliu Aforethought" Dr
I l'UNwn'HMUMc 81cklelgh'1 conduct
I ..wl 1>ecome1 unprol••lonal
1:00 10 t.tlNU'TU u he lk>wl)' end me1hod1-
WIUAN> IOO'TT'8 c.itv goee about pu111ng •
llHIATIONAL MAGIC muroerous ~ 1n10
HATcw:tJI• aclion (Patt 2)(RI Q
Some or IN moet unique ~MOVIE
European circus act•. *'-' "a-per To KMP lncludlng • )uooler on ........ c tNO) Mac DllVll,
horeebldl, a trelned t>ew T0¥111 Feldthull In orow
ac1 end • down on a ~ to "-' hit a1wnony pey·
Cle. .,. -In penonn-menlS, • r_,tly dlYOtC4KI
ance (R) privet• o.tec:llYe tractt1 8 0 COOE RED down delinquent hulband1
Danny IMtl Ille! he wt1 fOf • dlvoroe lawyer 'R'
la. Ille toe.., lamlfy when (Ii) THE DEADU GAMIE
Joe end Teel ettemc>t a Thr .. retl<ed crnmlNI lew-
!Ung«oue r-=ue. (R} Y«• play • game ol ce1-
D THI IAG LAOlll: AH end·mouM wlth • -· IHV18l8l.E MINOfVTY lngly Innocent victim
Jiii H""'9rson, dlrec!Of of George Segal, Trevor
the Downtown Wom9n'I Howard end Robert Morley
Cent« end Dr. Rodger star.
Farr, SenlOr Conaultlng CI> MOVIE
P1yclll1trltt jo1r1 reponw * * * "The Siient Part·
Ginger CH•Y u sh• ,,... .. (1979) E.JllOtt Goulet
uamlnH th• poverty Chrlllopher Plummet A
1trlcken, lonely WOtld of benk 1e11er·1 Impromptu
Loe ~ Bao LldlM attempt to CUI'! In on 1 e ~AND~ robbety IMO• to htr ....
THE FIAl'T 21 y~ "*11 end twrOf wnen the
"The Or~ Of Aodl And real thief c:n-him to "°"' Pllridl Slnwtlor'9 end r~e hll IOot. 'A'
MldlMI McOOnald °' the ....., • (J) nfE JIEFF'ER80HI Dootlte 8toCtl«I '-! lhll George QIYH flortoc.
loOll • how groupe lle¥'f tome hele>lul 11pe on how ....... ,..... Md.,._ toland•tNn.(RI
__, -=ti °"* lilt .. • WOM.D a. ""'* lnduelr)'. 8411MVAL
• MC8fT Ol1 MAH I MOVI!:::. """'IMP£ "K~ ~ c.ulnty"
The rn6r.. dttemml ot modern aclenee. contrllll1· ••• "S 0 8 . 11981) WM-
Ing ,,_ hornenl9tlc tradl-II am Ho Id• n • J u 11 e
tion wlUI tM technOIOgy Andr_. A moY1e dlrec!Of
end practlcee of mocMrf\ wflO ,,.. full llnlllled •
werlwt, Is apptllMd. multl-mlllion doller 1urlley D ~ QAADEN 00-lrom anempted tul· ® ,_,.,.. clde 10 • blurrel)' lntpireel * * • "The Gr .. t Mupp91 ,._lhc>Ollng of hll epic 'R'
Caper" (19811 Charltl 10:00 II(() TAAPf'SI JOHN,
Grodin, Diana Rigg. M.O. Aeporlwe Kermll, Fozzle A Cltdlac petlenl refve.
111'1<1 Gon2o t,_ • fabu-to let enyone per!Ofm eur·
IOul atolen ,_.. lo Lon-QWY on him ••ces>t • doc·
don. ·o· tOf who II rec>klly becom-CD> TEHNt8 Ing 1ncepecl1e1ecl by hit
=~YLloelt.nge-.ownw:::•·(RI
(Z) MOVll ~ WOAO FOA
**'-' "Hletory Of The TOOAY
WOr'ld -Patt I" C1M1) Mel • THI IAMTARIANS
lltoc*t. Mldellne Kelln TM unlq~ beyou people
Men'I llullttlout hlltory _ 01 the IOUlll of N-trom ~ OI,,._ Orreane •• 1hrlmper1,
men to tM 8-IWI lnQI#-trepper• and boel bulldetw
altlon -ta Memlned 'A' -are proNed
1:t0 I '<>CUI ON lllTAIH • Fl.AM8AAD8 ~IN ''Sing No Sad SOflQa''
,Mm.I Chrll11na, Dorothy 111'1<1 Wll·
"Tiit Cowboy'' lam mourn Sandy'• O..ltl,
CC) MOY!! CMetlnll and Wllllllm get **'II "Two-Wey S~dl" rnwrled. (Patt S)(R) Q
( 1981 I Peter Selle rt. Cl> MOYIE Wiifred Hyde-White. A trto ••• "LI Cege Aux F<>l'ee
o4 pr1'on lnmet• P4ln to II (1980) Ugo Tognazzl,
brMll out, tllen brM11 In MICMI Serreutl A mlddt.
'9aln wtltl • lrudtlold of egtd QI)' couple .,. the
cllernonda. quarry Of a MCff1 orgaol-
MO• (I) ~ uflon trying to get ttloe
IUNKIR'I fl\AQ mlctofllm tNit one of them
Archie tri. to wrwige • 11Waliow9d 'A'
elate b91WMr1 Bi111e and • • MOVIE r~lble young men * *''_. "Hletory Of The
tfom her.,._,, CRI WOf1d -Patt I" ( 1981) Mel 8 8 CHIN 8roolla. Mltdejlne Kehn.
Jon male• "" cec>tur• of Mao'• lllultrlout history -
INM ctewr "'11.ie CM from NMflCM('thal ce,,...
ttlllWI • p!lrlCllW ~ men to tile Spanleh tnqul-
whel't they _.., Ille ln.dl lltlon -II eumlned. 'R' ~ 1C>';IO. LONI MHGlf•
MO I~ NIW9 • INTUTMNMINT ''Whli. Men'• Magic" •
...,....,. .,,_ WIBC I aPOM'i WM,-uP
** "Hello Down n..·· lnttfYiewe with Weyne l¥IMllY IWAGGAAT
(1..., T~ Rlndlll, J1Mt Aoger-. AlcNrd Hame, MOVll l.Algfl, l.ofwtt.I Swll, Gerllll ,,,_ * "The ONklr9n" C 11NIO)
• 1l4I HARD\' 80'Y9 I ell, Kitti ~ Mertln Shlkw. Oii Aogett NANCY Ol9W • 111 MOVtl A 1trange radtoeot1119
M'flTB• * *"' "Marilyn: Tiit Cloud tume • 9"0UP o4 The H~ trewl 10 ftult· · Untold Story'· ( 11101 ~ Into nu·
IO Noo to rt9CW t _. Clttlwine Nidia, Jatan dlroue ~ Wtttl b11c*
lor'1 ~ 1'om .. M.. The pttwte 1ft ~'A' oluichlt Of.,, 11111rMltoNll betllnd tile P'lf* lfOlnd Of 10:AI. IUNDAY "°"11
crtmlnel Amenc.'a grMtMt -,MM • w•A•t•H ~ -~Monroe m»•••Cl>OCll ~ e1ootorw Of .. 4011111 1-11"..,.,.,..,. C~Q ,~.__, ,-
,.......,. MCWW tlWt tfw, C*I ~WNll• --llel'Cll Ofl I bed dey Ill.. ......... NNOA'I WllNllO •. 0.... • • • "Glcleet" ( 1911) IUT WHO'I ueTINNCH
• MOYll 1Mdr1 0-. C11n Aobeft· Hott.. Cetol l.ll'#f9flot,
''ltNlelt T'lltOllgll o.tll" 1on. Duf'lnO....,. ¥909-lten Mooo-.Mm. °""'8'
Jotln UY, Jennllf Y... l6orl. I ... Cif-. IUft, Mf ltr.n llmballlt .If., DMll
I LJllMOUND UI and romenoe. n Wiiiem INltNf. NCWA • NJITMtoooec.'1 .-...W'M.WIU.
"Tiie T~ 1Jq11o-AISllOA INIAK PMYllWI
tlon" TM peet, pt9M11t "TM ""'4 llnl*t-Cook• Rog.-tbert and 01r11t
encl Mid ot Alftlrtoeft .... tM J*10Ni Mory of liellll hOlt M lnformet!W ......., .. ~. C"I 1111 lmmlp11llo11 _. 1tlil loot! • WllM'I lllW at tM
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TA&.mOlntl
UHONC'80
"LIO"t Ffnoeta" Tiit °'"* or • otovt 11e1o.y 111t• •
o<tvate ~lvt to nn0
IN NIC>rit who lJ ~ hit ptocluct.
(I) WllKINO ll'OflTI
WfWt.W 0 MOVll * • * "lt..-fMI At Tlf· !en~'•" (lot11 Audrey
Hte>bllrn, Oeorve Pep..
Pttd
8MOVll * • "F'lve D•ye From Home · ( 19711 Oeottt
Pepl)llfd. N9¥t11e lfw\d.
11:41 8 THI~ mu D MOVll * • "Five De)'• From
Home" t 1171) George
-~ ~ .... Btlltld.
• * * How 8W1191 II let"
( 111811 Debbie Aeynotde.
Jamee GerllW
(a>MOVll * * "Hlghl School' C 1981)
Leonard Mann. Riche!
W111d. An llfllhropo!Og)'
~ wtttl' • pencllll'ft '°' C04dl It IUlpeeted of
Ille btUlal murder• of
aome of hi• '°'""' bed pattnwt 'R'
Cl)THE MAKINO OF
AEAOelCISIE
RellearMI•. co11ume nu.
Inga, mllll•up -'On•.
i nd th• plennlng of
c1nema1ogrephy and Ug111-
1ng ar• oilronlded in •
behlno-1,.,..~ lludy
OI tht uniq~ ptry9ICal flt. __ ...
12:00 • Ml88tOH:
IMP()8818l.E
• MOVIE *'" 'The Uwleu Nine.
I'" 119381 Jann Wayne,
Gat>t>y Hayee
(I) 8T AR TREK
0MOVIE
flt * * Sllenl t.4ov1e·
( 1978) Mel BtD«:*e. Many
Feldman A '°'"* mcw1e director and hit 1wo
eohorls If)' 10 M Y9 I maj01
lludlO lrom t>enltruptcy by
fttm1ng the llfll lllenl MOY·
lelnyNtl PG
12: 10 (,C' MOVIE * * '• 'Shogun AMualn'
C 1981) TOIT\llaburo w .. u1y-
am1, M...,,lro Tomlk..,..L
A form« lllogun .....-in
who ••• meneuvered oul
of lltt poelllon by a rutll·
1M1 cian 01 aplee vows to
lake t>loocly rewnge
12:s6 CZ) MOVIE * * Tiie Ottll End Of The
SlrMI · 119& 1) Laure Harr-
lnglon, Henr y
T~I
12:46 II NAMIE OF THIE GAME
(l)MOVIE
I
.'Bunny·
sails on
• to Will
Sail On Bunny, the 2·year-old
colt that weekly 19t1 acupuntu.re
ir.tmenta, became the younaest
hone in IWina hia1ory to reach
the •750,000 mark in eun1n,p by nctna to a narrow no. triwnph
over BreUin Rulee in the fOW'th
nmnina of the $1,075,000 Skoal
Duh -,or Cub Futurity at Loe
Alamia Saturday niaht.
Trained by 75·year-old Jake
c.ucto, Sail 0n Bunny WU lent
postward by the 13/767 fana ..
die M fa\'Orite ana dashed the
400 yard.a in 19.85 eeconda.
. Ridden by Gary Sumpter. Sail
On Bunny's 19.85 cl~ was
the futelt in the four years the
Daah For Cash Futurity has been
atqed and he alao became the
only colt to ever find the
winner's drcle.
The victory ln the richest race
ever run in the It.ate of California
waa worth $397, 100 and pushed
his earnin11 to the $756,000
mark, sixth on the all-time
quart.erhone list.
Sail on Bunny earlier this
aeuon won the Kindergarten
and now will bld to sweep the
Loe Alamitol triple crown next
mooth ln Special Effort Futurity.
Take You On, part of an entry
with By Yawl trained by Jake
Cascio'• 49-year-old son C.E.
"Bubbe" Caldo, finished third
with Make Mine Cub running
fOW'th.
The winner paid $5.20, $3.40
and $3 acrom the board. Brea.kin
.Ruiea. ridden by Jamel Lackey I
retumed $4.80 and $3 with Take
You On paying $3.40 to backers
of the entry. Sail On Bunny and
Brealdn Rules oomblned for a 7-9
exacta payoff worth $23.60.
Sail On Bunny was
supplemented to the Duh For
CaSh for a $15,000 late penalty
but lt was turned into a neat
profit with the $397,100 winner's
check.
But the victory was far from
euy for Sail On Bwmy u he had
\o battle the Gordon
Steinmiller-trained Breckln
Rule9 all the way to the wire.
"He went to goofing off on
me," the 32-year-old Sumpter
said following the victory. "I reall! had to get into him left-
.... banded .......... at the md. I saw that
outside hone coming up on me
pretty good and I really had 1D pt on my belly, I guarantee
.YO'J·" Sail On Bunny entered the
race as the top money-winner
among quarterhones this year
and his rich return Saturday
night dld nothing but enhance
that polition.
It wu just two months ago
that Jake CalCio loaded Sall On
Bunny into a trailer in New
Mexico to bring him to California
even though the colt "couldn't
hardly put one foot down when
be walked.''
Cobb bout
could be
in jeopardy
LAS VEGAS (AP) -
Heavyweiibt contender Randy
"Tex" Cobb suffered a cut lip
that required 24 stltchea
Saturday, cawdni the apparent
pmtponement of his Utle bout
acheduled for next Sunday aaatmt World Boxing Amociation
diamplon Mike Weaver. -J\lthou8h promoW'I have not
offld.wJJy called off the bout, the
doctor that treated Cobb said it
would be a mcoth befote Cobb
could spar .. aln and another
mcmth before be could flaht.
"It WU )Isl like a flap la)'in8
there." Dr. James Game aaid of
the injury to c.obb'a upper Up. •
Sparrtna pu1nel' Tony Perea
~ the 1Ip wu cut aa he and
Cobb aparred late Saturday alternoan. .
"Bil lip WM cut pretty bed,"
Perea aald Saturday ni1ht.
"They've been ~ ptlone
caDI tr)'tna to find out When we
'°from here.'' Cobb md bll handlen d1d not
$ll'll phone calla on the injury
Mid offldeJe at c.-n Pafact,
..... the a.ht•• ICbeduled to .. btl¢ ~tMy .... \DIWU'e
. of the lnJur1. ~ ..a be and C.obb wen
~ JftftY FOi' wbm he
....... eombU..Uon that eut Clbb'1 llp Gil the ......... ol bli ...
ENTERTAINMENT 04 ClllllfllD C.9
Indians walk away with .victory
From AP dl1pa1oMs
CLEVELAND -The Ansell uled the Iona ball Saturday afternoon to plak up thefr four ruN apinlt the Oeve1and
lndlana.
,.. for the Indltna, they u.cl a ball,
and a ball. and another ball and • . •
Cleveland literally walked awa~ with
a lM victory Saturda¥, mapplnC their Anaela' llx·pme wtnntna streak in the
procem. The lone briaht •pot of the
afternoon, and there usually aren't many
in Cleveland, WU that the Kaniu City
Roya.la abo lost to Bolton, meanlna the
Angela •till maintain their tbree-pme
advantage in the American League
West.''
"A few walks got us gotnc and kept ua
alive," admitted Cleveland cent.er fielder
RJck Minning. "And we finally aot a
couple of key two-out hita."
Mannine tin1ahed the daL,.'d'~ three RBI, one com1na °" bues· walk.
All three of hla run·"Pf'Odudna plate
appearancee helped the lndianl erue a •-O Anael advantap and spoil what WN
a pedeCt be81nnlna of the leCOnd half of
the IMIOl"t for MAna,er Gene Mauch!•
1quad.
Nobody takl the leOOlld half of the
leUOI'\ WU ~ tQ be fJUY. for the
Anpla. Despite sweeping the New York
Y ankeea in the flnaf aerie. of the fint
half to vault into a one-game lad uver
the Roya.la. the Ahaell entered thia roMI
trip knowing they Dad 45 of their final
76 .iamea away from Anaheim Stadium.
'they started off well enough,
whipping the lnd1ana 8-2 on Thunday
before rouahln& them up 15.0 Friday
nit~y, the Indiana return~ the
favor, dellplte home nmt m,m Reale
Jacluion, rred Lynn and Brian Downlttt1 All three contributed their b1asia over
th• fint llx lnnlnp, and Anpl atart.r
and cwrent ICle Geoff Zahn held off the
bail out Hualer in the llbcth, found the
aolnt just as rou.1~ In th• llfVenth.
Cleveland ttart.ed tbJnO ftlt when Mike
Fllch1ln drew a walk and went to .econd
on a MCl'ifke by Larry Milbourne.
On TV today
channel 5 at 11
After Toby Karrah walked, Mike
Hararov• hh an Infield alnale and
1'tllchlin scored when abort.top Mick
Kelleher threw wildly to tint..
Indiana with shutout pltchin8.
Then came the bonom of the sixth.
Corbett then intentionally walked
Andre Tbomoton to load the bMes. Miguel
Dtlone followed with a srounder to
second bMeman Bobby Grich. Grlch bed
a ahot at a force at the plate, but be
couldn't set the ball out of hia llove and
had to settle for the out at first.
The Indiana Wied four Walka and a aln&1ea to ICOte three tbnea. with waJ.ldna hia wa to an RBI and
rodny deli~ a two-run
~~. of the walks were iaued by
J\Dd)C He.ler• the flm-o&.-four Anpl
relleven.
That made it 5.4 Cleveland and
opened the door for two more runs via a
walk by Mickey Mahler to Von Hayes
But Doug Corbett. who managed to (See INDIANS, Pa1e CZ)
,., ........ .
Passing grade
eludes South
North scores 37-27 win
By ROGER CARLSON
O( ... ~ ........
PASADENA -Woody Hayes
bad hia reuona for d.Wlei= the puling game. Saturday t at
the Rose Bowl, the favored
South found out first.hand just
why Hayes frowned on the aerial
pme.
Five interceptions was the
answer.
The North capitalized' on
South mlst.akes to capture a 37 ·27
victory at the Shrine All-star
football game before perhape the
amalleat. turnout ever in the
31-year hist.ory of the game.
Before an estimated 16,000
("officially" 32,324) fans, the
North padded a aix·point
halftime advantage with a
is.yard field goal by Monl'O\da'a
Robbie Bartlett, culmlnatm, a
7S.yard drive to open the third quarwr.
Then the crusher -the
South'• fifth Interception -and
two faya, 18 yard• and 10
l9C:onda aher Bartlett's theft of a
Matt Steveiw pea. it waa S0.14
in favor of the North.
kickoff 37 yards to the North 40
and Stevena eventually found
Long Beach Poly's Hank Norman
from three yards out to narrow
the count to 30-27 with still 3:57
remain1na ln the third quarter.
But tllat was the end o f
South's hopes. Deep into the
fourth quarter, Foothill High
product Mark Templeton
fumbled deep in South territory
and Bartlett responded with a
l 3·yard acoring nm 1D regain the
10.point advantage and eeal the
measure.
It was supposed to be the
South's vaunted ,paaaing game
which was to dominate, and on
the aame'• tint play it certainly appeared to be the case.
Stevena•the All-CIF Fountain
Valley quarterback, WU billed to
back up San Diego Helix
quarterback Jim Plum. He
opened in the backfield,
how~er. but at tailback
He took Plum'• pttcb and fired
a "bal.fbeck pua" clownfield, and
Manual AIU' Scott Stephen.a
took the aerial over hi. lhouJder
on the North 20 and nioed the
remaining dlatance to complete a
fJ6. yard acoring play with just 24
aeconda spent.
OUT THIS TIME -Angel catcher Bob Boone
is able to snare ball in time to retire Cleveland
base-runner Mike Fischlin sliding into home in
the third inning Saturday. Though the Angels
prevented this run, they couldn't stop 10 more
that followed, losing, 10-4.
Fountain Valley's Rod nnery
bu.rat seven yards for a
touchdown after F.di.aoo'a Dave
Geroux aet it up with a 29-yard
bunt, but the favored Rebela
were still down by a S0.20 count
with 6:21 spent in the third
period.
Emery returned the next
Aft.er Stevena was sidelined
midway through the first quarter
on a late and out-of·bounds block
by San Fernando's Gordon
Bunch following a Steven•
interception, the tide swept to
the North.
Clampett f~lls hack to field
British Open tightens after leader struggles to a 71J.
TROON, Scotland (AP) -Bobby
Clampett survived a s1fUii).ing 78 with a
one-stroke lead, but be opened the gates to
a host of challengers Saturday in the third
round of the 111 th British Open GoU
Championship.
Clampett, who bad built a five-chot leed
on earlier rounds of 67 and 66, seemed
ready to make a rout of it when he went
12-under par for the tournament early in
the day.
But from a rout. it became a l'llCe.
He fell victim to a variety of golfing
horrors, un~~!fble lie. in the rough, short
putta that . · to fall and a sandy journey
through three bunkers on one hole that
resulted in a fat 8.
"At times," he said, "I felt u lf the aolf
course was con\rollinl me; not me
controlll..ng the aolt c:oune.
But be WU not Ucme.
Most would·be cballengen allo bad their
problems.
The wind was up. But that, Mid Tam
Wat.on. was not the~ The oondltklm. be
said, were no wcne than the tint two daya.
"It was ju1t th• pre11ure of the
tournament.' Wat90D aUd.
Even be, the U.S. Open champion. WU
~lmmune "I wasted a lot of abota early in the
round,•• he said. but, with Clampett on the
allde, Watson cloeed to within three shots of
the top spot.
"I can still win the golf tournament,"
Wataon said.
And Nick Price, the longshot from
Zimbabwe, a journeyman tourist OD the
European dreult who found himaelf ln
second place, felt the same.
"I came here hoping to finish in the top
10," Price said. "Now, l think I can win. It'•
On TV today
channel 7 at 8
a fantaaUc moment for any golfer to find he
can win a major."
But Claml!Cli, linm. of pain .and strain
etched upon bll youna face, had a retort. "rm still· leed'"i·" he said. But It wu a
near thine·
ClUnpRt, the a.de!' all tM WJi1 Jn um.
bll tint a~ ln the Brldah Open,
fiDilhed 64 bolel '1YW touch old Troon.
7,087 yardl ftf utal and terror', with a 211
~ -$-undll' Pll' and one ln front. That
compare• with hi• lofty total• of
ll·uridel'·par and flve in tront wben the
da~~ • who had a .7, ~te ~ . -
ml.aaed opportunities, wu next at 212.
Two strokes off the pace at 213 were
Sandy Lyle of Scotland and Dea m: of Ireland Lyle manapd a 73 and Sm a 74
deaplte a double boteY·5 on the bole
where he chipped into a bunker.
Wat1an, the U.S. Open champion and a
three·tlme winner of thfa event·,
aooompllahed part of b1a pl in spite of
hinweff. Seven a.hots back when the third
round start.eel. be aot in wtth a 74 that left
him at 214, thJ'ee strokes back and very
much in the Utle hunt.
The only others under par after M holes
were gan1Ung Peter Ooaterhuia, an
Englishman now living in the United
Stat.ea, and Jape'• Muahiro Kuramoto.
They were tied at iu, one under.
Ooterbula had a •hl11d-reund 74 and
Kuramoto WM one of only tm. men able
to beat Troon'a par «tf 72. He shot a 71.
Arnold Pa.liner, ~ 52-~ llvfna lefJend who won u.Britillh Opm..on._Tioon
20 yean aao, once aot Into contentian. He
WU l·under P9f f« the tournament When
be flNlbed nlnit holll and made the tum
beck into the bomewwcl nine. which plays =t into tM teeth ol tbe ~
And, W.eo mmy OU-., tbeimt wae too
mLK!b.
Baldwin Park's Norm Santiago
went to the air to hurl a pair of
touchdown paaes and Van Nuys'
Eddie Lewi. bunt aeven yards
for a touchdown to Ji~e the
North a 20· l 4 halftime bulge.
Santiqo'• aecond touchdown
pus came with nine aeconda left
in the half following the North's
fourth interception (third by
Plum) and erued what bad been
the night'• play of the game over
the pound.
Down by a 1 .. 7 count, the
South found itllelf on the North
18 following a abort punt and
penalty.
The South finally changed
tactica, went to its power and got
Gerowc'a respome.
The 6-0, 210·pound F.diacn
High product ripped over the
left llde and stormed tbrougb •
bewildered aecondary I sta:nplna
into the end r.one ttandlna up
with 2:46 left In the second
quarter.
The Kanaaa-bound Geroux
carried jult five times in the tint
half, racJdna up pins of 5, 5, 9, 7
before hla 18-yard ~ bunt.
'!be aerial pme, meanwhile.
WU aputterinl M Plum could
complete only 5·ot-18 for 59
yard.a.
So, the two had fou1ht
(literally) to a 14-14 1tandoff
(then were atx major penalUee
befan tbe tint quarter ... half
OYW) befcre the N<irtb'a third
TD.
Colllt. ,..... ........ b7 die
, had bffD Mt to meet
a....;1111~ cm JU:M 2 bl ~Uc--=-
tr but Weavtr suffered a •·tt~.
c·
-1Fnm.APd1apaadtet-
,, • CLSVILAND -:-a.wland Jn. II. 1 1t dianl Pnlidlnt Qebl huJ Mid S.tur•
I day he will tis. I ~ oomDlalnt '( with American LHpe Pretldent
Lee MllCPhail ~ Uwt ejlediDn ot pttd.-
li! j John Denny from J'riday nicbt'• .........
• I '• tM AnpJa. . n Denny hit tN'M An&91 battmn with ptkMI .ct came ell* to another. Plata umpbw t.ny
Ji ., a.n.u '-*I a waman, to Dinny alter Dinny
, ~bit !'red Lynn with one out ln the f.ltth annan,.
H ~ kU. ln the pane, Brtan ~and Don
.,, aayior wen hit bY P'tcMI. and MJdc Kelleblr . ! hid to doda9 • bMd~hllt! feltball.. ~ I ~ After !,ynn WM bit. Denny~ ln'l'Olv.ci ~ ,.,ln a prolonaed arawnent with Barnett and
t-> eventually wu ejected from the pine, which the Anae1I won, 16.0. ·
~ •r Paul Mid .h1a pitcher "wu jutt tr)'1na to
1 .;. pitch inaide. He w..i't tryina to bit anybody."
He complainied that fmtiucUom to UIQhs
C: I ,wron&lY limit A pitcher'I rfl)\t to throw iNfde..
.;· •iJ3aylor can be bit by a ltrike (Jbd he
~ I 1 ltanda 80 clOM to the plate). and Downinl Wiii hft
n ~. by .a pitch that WM nearly a ltrike," Paul Mid.
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1# 1 Quote of the day
•1 •;' Univ= of Michigan football coach Be
Schm et: "I tbJlik you're just foolln&·
yourself if you don't think dru11 are
available on a collep campus u bi.I u oun. .
You can pt an~ you want." _
' :··Moore KO's KaJule to retain tltle
I Moore, In only h1I 11th profemional l
t-, ATLAN'nCCITY,N.J'.-Davey •
. bout and figbtina put the le'Venth
· · round foe the fint time, Wlleubed a
. • barnae of he.cl puncbea to .top Ayub KaluJe in
• . the 10th round Saturday and retain the Wedd
Boxina Amodation junior middleweight title.
• : Moore, his left eye almost doled. nailed
.. K.alule with a left book to the bead that swayed
.1 the ch.allenger late in the 10th rQUDd. 1'be
' champion delivered a rfa.ht to the jaw and then
landed at least 20 punches to the head. leavinl
Kalule defen1elem In his own comer.
~···
Referee Lul1 Sulbaran juoiped in and
.topped the fight with two 8eCOncU left in the
10th.
Before the fight Moore had aald, "I'm
gettlna some re.pect. but I've 1ot to earn
respect."
The 23-yur-old New Yorker eemecf a lot
more respect ln h1I .allld title defeme, whkb w• televbed live by ABC at &lly'1 Park Piia
Casi.no Hotel.
Oekland euocumba to Yank• 'homera ••••1 M•rou and 'err1 ••
II = llumid two-nan homen iid .... ., pl~ the flnt I
~ viot.ory o1 .h1a c:arev ;n~fl,.a five-hitter aa New York Clefeated
~ Olkland, 4·1, Saturday nllht. TM 1-
.. ~ on Corona del Mar Hlali product llalt &eH1it, WhO fell to 7.13 , .. J!lH· when In Uie American Leque, Riek Mlller
.... 2-2 Ue with a ~)oicted triple In the
Uhth 1nntlul • Bclnon knocked off Kan.u City. ~. and haiWled Du Qell .... rry h1a fourth -
in eteht dedlkJrw . . . Llor. M..-, crMbecl a
two-run homer and Era e W~IU blAlted a
tm.-nm ~ to bJah11abt TCll'OOto'• .-vm· run~ lnnlna and die Slue Jays COlllted put
TUii, 11..S . . . LarrJ BerM•'• th.ree--nm
homer tn the llx1h lnn1na propelled Detrott to an M victory over M.tnn4llOta . . . Ilea Stqletoa
drove ln four rurw. llvlna him 56 RBI In 56
ltt•dme lame9 •1••nat seattle, u Baltimore
dW'Qped tl'-9 Marlnen. 8-4 . . . • Gormu
ftMaal lined • tw~run. ti•bn:aldna double
with one out in the ef&hth lnnlnC to rally
Milwaukee to a 6-2 victory over Chicaco for the
Brewen' eeventh lltralaht victory.
Fred4!flck breaks own mark at meet
SANTA BARBARA -Jane m J'reder1ck ol Santa Barbara ICCnd •
U.S. record 3,730 points to t
the flnt day'1 competltio~e
USA·USSR decathlon and heptathlon meet
Saturday. .
Tbe Soviet Unbl led both dual ~ in
teem 8COl'iq. In the decatholon, the USSR led
24,408 to 23,983. In the Jleptathlol). the Soviet
wou:mo held a 10,743.10,687 advantqe.
Spilman sinks Pirates In 10th
Hou1ton pinch·hltter Barry Ill S,llmaa bit a 90lo heme ntn with one
out ln the bottom of the 10th l.nn1na
Saturday niaht to Wt the Aatrol to •
4-3 victory <Net Plttaburah m the Astrodome.
Howtan h\Uler Joe Nlekro, 9-6, .aatten!d 10 hits
over 10 lnnlnp to record hil le'Venth complete
pme and lixth win in h1I last eight dedslona
. . . Ckts Cllambllaa ripped a pair of RBI llfnllee. Dale M...,.y drove in two runs with a 1incJe and double and Gleu Bwbbanl added a tw~run triple to pllCle Atlanta pMt Chicaao. 9-4
. . . Darrell Porter, Tommy Herr and Mllle
Ruue7 all drove In nma ln the 1eVenth 1nnlng
u St. Louil rallied to dump Cincinnati, 4-2
. . . Mike SeUlldt cracked a tw~run double
In the 11th l.nn1na to power Philadelphia to a 5-3
triumph ov~r San Francilc:.o . . . Bill
Galllcll:1 .. fired a aeven-bitter and Warrea
Cnaw1le capped a three-run aeoond Inning
with a tw~run double to lpoil the major-league
pitchina debut of ADcly dawkiu aa Montreal
handecfSan Dlepa 4-11etback.
'Ref using to grow old
. Athlete stiD gro~g strons at /!B
VISALIA (AP) -Charle. U you make up your mind about
Backus doesn't let .h1a 88 years 80l'Dethlnl. you can do it," Mid
interfere with h1I enjoyment of the retired eeroep1a encfneer.
spor1a and the active life. "It'• limply a matter of mind
Bednn Is In fin.al trainfna for over matter."
next weekend'• International Bil mind teDa him to keep fit
, Beniol' Olymptca In Loa Angelt!I by nmn1na a mile or two almost
JNhere he will come away with at every day and nandfna on his
, leut one honor -old eat head for 10 minutes resularly.
11gompetitor. He and hl1 wlfe, Harriet,
11..n "1.ee m}'llelf u not getting old. moved to the 1mall Central
~!$each squad
·;~reezes, 8-2
l A trio of Irvine Bebela ICOl'ed a
.-pair of aoe1a Saturday ntcht ln ~ ihe Beach Dlvillim to an
~e8-2 vk:tol'y over the l'.mpire ;!"1.ton in the American
• ~•' AmodaUon AD-ctar
~· :~.A crowd of 743 at Loi .• baDe.roe Racquet and Sparta ~ ub in Fountain Valley saw
•; D.J'. Hardina. Den Burke
t.ao.d Ketth Walley pick ur a pair ~~oal1, while Rebe Andy
added one and Colta
'• John Boyle tallied.
California communty of
Woocflalre nearly two y.n -CO·
The ~lnnnota native, who
pw up in Cleveland and lived
ln Loa A,.1ea for 40 1W'I. said
he keep• healthy with a
veaetartan diet, exerclle and,
equally important, a proper
mental auttude.
"I try to think of ~
funny fNfley day. LaWlhlna ta
one of the belt medlchW there
la," he erria'mec! .
Baduw .bM w very tee Idea
about old peopl9.
"A cultural~ bu been m!9ted that In their 70., 80I « 908 are autmomatically
old and aick, when just the
oppoalte la true,.. be araued.
"Only 6 perwm ol thole who are
6~ or older are in nur1ln1
hcxnea."
BIG DAY -Cleveland's
Rick Manning delivered
three RBI in the Indians' 10-4
victory over the Angels.
From Page C1
INDIANS • • •
and Mannina'• two-run llnlJ.e.
In all, the An1el -pitcher1
allowed 11 Walka 1o the Ind1anl.
Four were delivered by Zahn
and four more were taued by
Corbett.
Baseball today
0n um date 1n li•beH an 1810:
S.U. rr.nm.oo11 Willie Ma11 cndced hill· a OOOth caner h.lt -a tin1Je off MAJ.
We1ener -at the Olanta routed tbe
Moritl'tlll lmpol, 10-1.
On tNa date Jn 1N8:
QUcqo White Sax .iuaw Pat a...y
hit tour haaw rum in the Sox'• 11-11,
11-lnnln8 vtctcry ovw the Philadelphia A' ..
On tl"8 date {n 19'3:
The New York Olanta and the
Pbiladelphla Phll1lel Ued a maJcl' ....
record by Jeavtnc a total ot ao men en tiMe·
d~t~·
Fomm-Dmoit Tlaer' Ty C.obb -DOW
with the Phlladelpbla A'a -became the
fint major Jetcuer to collect 4,000 ~
hits. No other player bM ~ tbla
plateau.
On th.la date in 1882:
Tony Mullane, a pitcher for the
Loui1vllle club of the American
.A.odatlOri, pttclfed both left.handed and
rfa.ht-handecf in the Mme pme, but it WM
to no avail u he lost. 9-8 to Baltimore.
Today'1~
Atlanta ~ Joe Torre la 42. New
York Yankeel pltdwr Rudy May la 38.
Peete pulls Into tie for lead
Calvla Peete, the winner of the l!I Mllwauee Open a week earlier,
pulled Into a tme.way de for the
thlrd-rou.Dd leed with Jeff MiteMU
and Pat MeGowu ln the Quad au. Open aotf ~t In Coal Valley, 111. Peete aune ln
with a eo satu.rday to extend bl.I streak"'° ax ltraiiht IUb-70 round.I . , . Su4ra llayale,
.eeklfta her-third oomecutive vtctory en the
LPGA tour, lhot a 4-under-par 68 to abare the
third-round lead with Sally Little in the
~flower Clank at lndJanapolla. The co-
t ra were at 9-Wlder-par 207 entering today'1
final round.
U.S. women post win over Romania
Latauya Pollud of Long Beech • State eoored 1~ points and Detdse
Cvry of UCLA added 12 u the
United States women'• team downed ~. 79-73, to remain undefeated in the
Black Sea Cup ba1ketball tournament in
Constanta Saturday ... David Moorcroft of
Britain won a star-studded 3,000-meter nice in
London wlth the HCOnd-futelt tlme ever.
Moorcroft won the event ln a European record of
7 minutes. 32. 79 eeconda •.. Runnlna In only b1a
leCOnd career itart, Desert Wille clmed with a
ruah around the far tum. took over the lead at
the ei&hth pole and COMted to an euy 6~-lencth
victory in the 23rd nmnina of the Hollywood
Juvenile Champlonahlp at Hollywood Park.
Little resolved
in · NFL talks
NEW YORK (AP) -Three da)'I of contnct
talJm between the National Football Leque players
union and team ownen repreeentatives here lMt
week went nowhere.
MAIUON, Wla. (.AP) -D111n Chanel, one Of
t •••tid'• tQp ptcben ~ the 1teoa. .... exp.rt ~~. He OWllll one of four pm.a C!W'Nntly f•U"ed
at the Du. County JunlOr l'alr. In b1a pme, a
llllftMll mulC be toilld Into a milk .can to win a
SlNt· 64A lot of rc>,Pl-don't tb1nk the bell can ., throueh tMre, Chance aid. ·-rm lhlnl .. that
_,. ~ dan't have the patience to keep tryt.na. ~ ... all Ml'VOUI Ind m1m a couple and pve up. ··-~think the eame 11 f'laed." Oma Mid many people do not undentand ~t oamlvaJI have c:hanled.
"Sveryone remembeu the old Imai•·
when they'd heve 1amea nobody could win. Bll6call.Y. they w ... try1nl to rob people," be aid .
While Chmcl triel to dlapel the cit.mlval'• lh.lded
old 1m9, many people IUll remember him u the 1ee. cy Y~ Award winner ol the Ancell.
Knqwn •• fun-Jovtnc IOl'l, b1a off-field antics with
b1Dlr Anatil' pitcher Bo Bellnaky were nearly M
well publkib:ed • b1a pttchlna exploitl.
"It'• amuln8 how man. t.ny people still remember me everywhere f ao.·· he Mid: -
Chance ccmplled a 20-9 record and a 1.65
..,-ned nm •venae In 1984. He pitched 11 lhutouta
and tied a major-lea1ue record with five 1-0
complete pme vlctorle..
"That wa1 the 1weetheart year," Chance
recalled. "We had Jim Frep at 1hort1top and
Bobby Knoop at leCOnd but and they were like a
pair of v.cuwn cleaners out there. They uved me e lot of run&."
"1Sein1 a celebrity ln Los Angele1 had Ju rewarda. he Mid. ~
"The two bia 1upermarketa ln the country
are New York and Loa Angele.." Chance said. "U
you do your thlna there, you have a big edge over
the rest of the ~:yen. "It'• jwt that In thJa (carnival) buslnesa. U
you do well at a state fair, you can do real well. but
if you•re at a analler fair, you'll just get by/'
He 18.ld he aot into the carnival buatnMI 8e'Ven yean aao when a friend who owned Pro Arts· Co.
needed an outlet to d1spoee of extra posten the
oompmiy produced.
Sports on ·TV
TE._LEVISION
8 a.m. (7) -BRlTISH OPEN -Final round
play ln the British Open from Troon ~11 Club in
Aynhire. Scotland.
11 a.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Live flag-
to-flaa coverage of the CART Michif.an 500 from
Brooklyn, MJch. Alao: The women s climb and
rappel and white water events in the Survival of
the Fittest_ competition and an update on the Tour
de France bicycle race. (5) -BASEBALL -Angels
at Cleveland.
1~30 p.m. (2) :.._ CBS SPORTS SUNDAY -Art
Friu (24-2) takes on Ruben MWM'n (13-1) in a
ICbeduled 12-round bout for the vacant USBA
liahtweiiht title, telecast from Atlantic Qty. Also:
llve coveraae of the Calgary_ Stampede rodeo.
2;30 p.m. (4) -SPORTSJOVRRAL -Spirit of
Canpetition: A celebration of sporta looka at such
athleClc lum1n&rM9 -MJckey Mantle, Bob Gibeon. Richard Petty and Julius ErvinB· ·
3:30 p.m. (4) -Olll'DOOR LIPE -Former
Boeton Celtics basketball player John Havlicek
1<>e9 after bluefish off Martha'• Vineyard.
5 p.m. (7) -GREA TF.Sr SPOR'l'S LEGENDS
-Host George Plimpton talks with tennis great
Billie Jean King.
RADIO
Bueball -Angeli at Cleveland, 11 a.m.,
KMPC (710); New York Meta at Dodgers, 1 p.m.
KABC (790). ' Only two th1np had chanaed .. the taJb
rece•!d Thur.lay -the current live--year oontnct r;::=;:=============;;;;;;;. between the aide. expired, and about 90 rookies F• ••• 9! ~ere thrown lnto limbo. J!! -.c
The no-strike provi.ton ran out when the "1i RllBI SlllO• Ticklfl
contract ended ThW.::r1r midni&ht. but for now, :I Includes bus trips throughout the season! there ii no lmrnecllate of a walkout by playen 1-For Information, cal~ nor • lockout by manaaement.. ..
"The expiration of the ~ pledaie allows 141-1111
ua to take 8CllDe 8Ct1on. pre9Wnably abort of a strike, ~=~============='=::! but at leat pt our me.aaae ac:nm, '' aid Bd
Garvey, executive dlrector of the union.
''We th.ink they're a Stronl wUon." aid Jack
Donlan, executive director of the manacement
council. "They don't have to do anythlna to
convince ua of that.''
N~ memben of both md9 indicate
that a new contnct r!:J'.:'°t be worked out until lhartly before the le.on la ICbeduled to
open cm Sept. 12.
.. ,. our lnd.lcatklnl, they may not eut a -1oua
offer an the table until Sept. 8 er iO,'' Ge.rwy llid.
Donlan countered that the unicn ..__ to
have a timetable that they hawn't let us Jn Oil ywt''
No tmlf.cned playen are allowed to attend tn1nlnc c:ampa, which ltaned with the Bahimon
Cotta' rookie camp en Jl'rlday.
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BROO.KLYN, Mich. (AP) -'nwc.tof~fcir I NCl't.on Mk:bllan IOO, tbe
jtwel In th• Indy..., Trt
Crown. ii nearlY the IMDt •
th• lndlanapolt. .000, but
Um• there. ta no clear-c favorite.
Rick Mean went Into t)'9
IMt May at Indy • tbl OIM~IO
tavortie, but io.t a drmnadc d
to Gordon Johncock ~y .16~ .
"I feel we're Ill
here," Mid Mean, the delr.ldl: ..
CART-PPG Indy-car cham "At Indy, I felt we ha
.ctvantace. but we blew tt."
Mean, in a Ford-power d
Penske PC-10 will start tll• ~00-mlle race on Mlcbta4n
Intemadonal Speedway'• twt>-
m ll e, hl1h-f>anked ov•l
undwlched between Ute
identical Wllcbt 8~
of pole-litter Mario Andrett1 *¥
Johncock. '
'The l'8Ce will be televt.dtt ~ NBC with a crowd of
70,000 expected at the tnck. "rd have to aay that Mario
going to be the ~ to *" but Gordy la always touah on t1'e
banks, and be'• a1mmt alst• there at the end of a touah "
Meara appeared virtual
unbeatable eerly ln the __.,
.etting track q~ reoor4a
at Pnoenlx, Atlanta a1*t
Indi.anapolia and winning U1e
fint two recet eully. j
"The other. teama have p1ntid
on ua," Mears said. ''The~· tblng everybody thouaht w
that we'd slowed down. But
were 1t111 a aeocmd or a
and a half quicker than t
record at Milwaukee (the raoe
after Indlanapolla), juat lll(e
Phoenix. But Gordy wa ~ teCOrld to a leCOlld and a
quicker than the record. •
"Now we're just tryina to 1!4t
the edge back," Mean ~.
"And I like 500-mlle r.-beit
beca1.11e they luit my !l'Yle betW.
"I'll lead if I can do it eallt,
otherwt.e ru just try to keep •
good pace and mp the teadei' m
sight unW late ln the reoe. Th'fl I'll go ~et i;"i_m ."
The benk1ng on the ~
track I.a 18 degreea in the turna,
12 degrees on the front atret.ch
and three degree• in the
backstretch .
''Thia track tries to puab )'~
head and neck down to the
(right) side of the car," aays Dorl
Whittington, who la ~ ~
March..C.0.Wortb Oil the ~
the 9eCOlld row.
Two teams
tie for lead
at Cup races
Bahia Corinthian YllCht Chlb
and Richmond Yacht Club are
tied for tirat place in Balboa
Yacht Cfub'a Governor'• Cup
match radng aeries with the final
four 1'aceJI today.
The Governor'• Cup ls fpr
junior ..Uon 15 to 18 years and la
patterned after Long Beath
Yacht Club'a c.on,n-lonal O..
!'Ut.een teema ~ battJina &
the coveted prize in two-=boat
matchee in the ooean west of
Newport pier.
BCYC'a team is skippered by
Mike Pinckney with Peter
Newbrey and 'nm Sullivan ea
crew. John Kmt.eck:i ll lldpper'~
the Richmond team. ma creW la
Albert Boyce and Mike Herll~.
Alter 11 races, Pinckney and
Koltecki have 10 wtna and 9111e
la. each. 'ned f« 8eCICllxl are 8'n
Francllco Yacht Club (Gordie
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IY'LOlm"COO& "*'iilnl the hCMaili IDUlt t.e fit tO UW In. ~ lt ~.,...., U.. It no written~-· ''.The~ ~ I ~ ti only the ~ ot the ~ war:r..r .. CIM we~ to mAa iJliilldt tt. ~ t,~ &Oda1'1 oon11wner. ProUH:\1AC yc>ur '-ml of Im warnnU.. • the oommllilor\ eidd.
' .,... you've ..... &be dOW1a .pa11Mftt The commllmkln allo ~ tbat the
G9A ... .. hard. 8Pd • crowinl nusnber of preMnt mandatory warranUel on federalty lnlu.Nd
buyen are tu~ntna to warfantlta to provld• homee be adrn1n'9iend ~private, rather than
p1ote&Stun. • aoYernmlnt, ~ lt M1d bomebuyen
,,....... are lleYiral kinda of warrMdM. Tb9 ibould ~ told abOut the COit of auch wananUel and
fedlnl ~" fOf_exalftple, ~ ~ lbould have the rfeht to r.ject them.
of hderilly Jnawed or uliltecf houelnc tO ~ • '!be premlwm fOI' ~ lnlw'ance under the OM-19U' written warranty, ~tetlrUI t!;at t,hJ HOW~ COit up to $3.90 per tl,000 of the
hou1t confotma to the builder' a plan• and ~~· • price. 1¥ 1-&nnoe la purchMed ~dona. BUyen allo are protected ~ and for by tM bulldti. but UM oc.t la swd to ~ ltr\ICtW'al deftctl for up to four yean. the ln the price ot the howl.
The mast wtdelprud Jlrivate ~ II the ROW cover.,. luCI for 10 1~ and the
Rome Ownen Warranty -HOW -Mt up almolt =: tnicludes • lyNm for •tulnl dllputee.
a dee.de ae> by the National Aal(datlCll'l of Home the tint yeer aft.er~~ II built. the Bullden. Ttl. program hu 16,000 partldpadnc b .yer prot.ecteQ ap!Nt trouble lteaunJ.na from
builden; .imc.t one mUllon new homet have been defective mawri.'11 or workmamblp. from ~
covered ., far and HOW esUmates that 40 percent structural defida llDd fnlm defecta In the electrical,
of new ~ beina eold today are protected by the he.ting, cooUna Cle' plwnblnc sy1tema.
prosram. The protection a1atn1t ttructural def ecta
A key factor in the HOW warranty la that lt la continues durtJ\I the eeoond y.., of the warranty, t.ked by insuraDce to protect the horn*>wner lf but problema Ullked to worlamnahip or materlala
the bull~r will oot -or cannot -make re~. are not covered. The wtrlna. plpna and duct work
MOit warranties, tnclud1ng the 00e9 uaua11y taued on the electnc:.1. beeUna, cooUna and plumbing
by bullden under the federal pr'OIJVO.. are not aystema are oovend, but tiw equipment itaelf la not,
insured. unlese there la a •pa.rate manut.ccurer'• auarantee.
HOW officials say the lnsuraooe la partk:ularly The builder ta reaponalble for repair billl
important because statlatica show 75. percent of the dwinl the finrt two-year period; lf the builder
clalms in the first and second years of HOW refuaes reeponslbility or hu gone out of ~ ....
warran'fies atem---r?Om bu.ffilerlNOlvencles. thelJiiW'ance eovere,p_ ~over.
The President's Commission on Housing During the lut eilbt years of the warranty, the
thoae on automoblle inaurance policies. The
homeowner must pay the first $250 of repairs
durtn1 the first two years of the warranty and mutt
pay an amount eq,ual to 1 percent of the home's
pu.rch.ue price durtng the lut eight yeen. fdost stat.el do not require builders to provide
any written warranty. New Jentey la an exception,
however. A state faw puled in 1979 requiree
bulldera to provide insured warrantiea, either
throueh a atate-ad.miniate~ program or through
an approyed fw.i ate p)an like-HOW:-Builders who
tell h0mes without warranties face atiff penalties,
lnclud1ng poaible 1088 of licerwe. recently recommended th.at "all homebuilders buyer ia protected apJ.nst major at:ructura1 defecta
consider offering insurance-becked warranties as an and the HOW lnaurance company takea I:' J J 1 ·i optioni:1~~~o~w=~ts~tesimp0tle res~~~~r~n~ the high number of cami y ives J e
~an~im=Ued;;;;;w;;arr;;an;;;;;;;of=h.a=b~itaiibiliii' =·tii:on::ibiiuiliideiiraiiii, iiiiclaima,iiiiiiiiiHiiOiiWiiiiesiitaiibiiliah•edl..:dediiiiiuctiiiiitiblieaiiiiaimilari' iiiiiiitoiil in the big SCreen .
ATLANTA (AP) -When state officials
decided to raze a drtve-ln movie acreen for an
expanded interstate highway, there was one thing
they didn't plan for -Rocky ...Turpin and hla
famil_l', who llved there, right in the ICfeen.
The Board of Directors ef
Liberty National Bank is pleased
to announce the appointment of
Barban Hauck
Vice President
Deposit Administrator
Ll/Jertg National BtmA-
one Pacific Plua, 7777 Center Avenue
Huntington BeacJl, California 92647
Telephone 714/895.:'2929
call 142-5171.
narpin, caretaker at the Northeast Drlve-In. at
the interchanae of Intent.ate 85and1-28~ northeast
of Atlanta, lives with hia wife and aon in a
two-bedroom apartment built into the old movie
8Cl'ee11. A project to widen the interchange means
they will have to move.
Put a few word•
to work tor you.
"It wu eort of fun when we moved in here,
ternn, people we lived in a movie screen," Turpin
said. "Now it's home."
Turpin said he hates to leave his unique
apartment -"but even if I don't live in it, I'd still ·
rather ~ to a drive-in."
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ST AN-SHAW CORPORATION
i.aaht SandcMde oondqmlnlwm valued at fl .2 ~
m1llioft have IOld ln the pli'tod llnce tbe pojlct bM
bees\ ott..d by the Saft c.n.ite GroUp, repor1ll
Robes1 Kn'*, pl'llllident.
The projKt, awred to the aecutfve lltldNi a ~ retreat tn ftw ft4ewport S.Ch ...-and'" to
the eecondary home market, II Joceted ln c.orona de)
Mar between Padflc Cout Hf&hway and the Pldfk ~. .
Krauae al11'tbuta the recent -.lei IUODl9I to
both the project'• location a.nd pc:ice with one and
two-bedrOorri condominiwm avilllable from Sl47,-600. .
Previously priced from tl70,000 or more and
now~ from $147,500, thecoodomin.twn1rance
from 836 to 1,082 aquare feet.
Thoee intereeted in vtewtna the community are
encouraged to viait Sandcutle at 709 Avocado
Avenue in Corona del Mar. Modela are open dally
from 11 a.in. to 6 p.m., exatpt Wedne9day and
Thunday. Or call 673-3271.
SET ON A BLUFF that provides many of the
townhomes wlth expanaive view• -aome
extending to the ocean just a few miles away -the
sloping hillside lite of Landmark Yorktown in
Huntington Beach starkly contruta wtth the city'•
mostly flat topoeraphy. .
Priced from $139,9M, the luxury townhomes
range in size from a two-bedroom, two-bath plan
with 1,529 aquare feet of livfni space to a three-
bedroom., two-anckln&-half i3eth-model with~
square feet.
The sales office and modela, open from 11 a.m.
to 6 p.m. daily. can be reached by taking Beach
Boulevard aouth from the San Diego Freeway to
Yorktown Avenue, turning left on Yorktown to
Coldwater Lane, turning right on Coldwater and
proceeding straight ahead to the development.
More infonnatlon la available by calling 763-0042 or
963-7072.
FOR PEOPLE RELOCATING or seeking a
house that already hae many of the ~
touches of a home, the Meister Company at the
Forest in Lake Forest has prepared one available
residence with all of the basic decorating
requlrementa.
At no additional cost to the buyer, the
decorated Reprt.e model is priced at $278,000, while
the other floor plans at the Forest begin at $255,000.
These luxurious residences are available with
several excellent financing programs, including
conventional 30-year loans with a fixed rate of
interest at 13 1.4 % (13.69% annual percentage rate).
Buyers may choose a "Zero Monthly Interest"
plan with a 40% down payment and the balance of
the loan amortized with equal principal-only
payments over five years. Other programs include a
60/30/10 Plan for those concerned about
down paymenta and qualifying.
To visit the Forest in Lake Forest, take the San
Diego Freeway to the Lake Forest Drive exit and
proceed north on Lake Forest to Jeronimo Road.
Turn right on Jeronimo and continue to the sales
office and five "diaplay homes" which are open
daily except Wednes:iays, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
and <>n Mondays from noon to 5 p.m. For further
infonnation, call 770-4003.
i: ~ • LOI ~osua -u ~ i..i WW ~'U newr be~ to afford
aJ •'*-ofYoWown.•'••,..Y ~ ·,bope. ~p that lhoukl know 11)'1 • home will be
ill • uw. ...... next yMr.
, .. ,. AlthoYal\ much ot the J\eWI on
:ll\ the ,.. •tate 8'*\11 bu been
ne1atlve recently, the Tlcor
N RHearch Council.. •tee 1ome
t encouraalna slam erneratn1. The
cou.ndl, -wrucli ll compoeed of
expert• from the glant Ttcor
·· Monaaae lnlurance Company,
• eaya ieveral ~ fecton are
combining to pl'ovlde a more
pollUve outlook fot buyers. 'J
nt• "Pro1pectlve home buyers
"V! ahould con1lder the1e
1 • encouraatna developmenta: Real
penonal and family Lnoome ll up,
Inflation ls down and the real
> COit of a home today -as a
function of price and financing -ta down," aaJd Martin Standel.
vke preajdent and director of
flnandal planning for T1oor and
chairman of the council.
;, Standel note. that ho~ prices
roee at an anmlal rate oL only , .. .. ***
Uini l*Olft\ ort; ln the flnt fiw monthl of ~8 2 -a dramadc llOwdown trom t yean. At
rau.h}y the tame tune. he lddl, ·reaf dlapoeable income -the
amount lndivtdl.WI have left '°
apend If ter taklna care of
the recent Supreme Court ruUna
allowln1 federal 11vtn1• ana
loan• to enforce due-on-aale
clau.. in mort.aaae loaN may
hurt home aalea In the 1hort-
tenn. But Stanciel Aid the long-
term effect of lh. rullna will be
. ''The normal price o.'f a home will go
up at a decreasing rate."
neceaitles -increued at a much
futer rate.
"I don't want \0 dllcount the
(act that unemployment la 9.6
percent. That'• a terribly
unfortunate reality. But for the
100 rnil.Uon or ao people that are
worklns, the average annual
increue in income hu been in
exceu of 9 percent," Standel
aaJd.
"Home prices will moderate.
The nonnal price ot a home will
tend \0 go up at a decreasing rate,
maybe 3 or 4 or 15 percent a year.
But the real price of that home
will go down because disposable
income will go up at a faster
rate."
'Iba council -acknowledged that
***
po9itive for home buyen becauae It wW ultimately make it easier
for aavtngs and loana \0 make
new loenl.
"There will be a lot of preeeure
placed on the savingl and loan
industry \0 do aomething," he
11ld, noUng that many S&L
execudves had claimed mortsage
rates could be lowered by as
much as two perceni.ge points if
due-on-sale clauses were
enforced.
Standel also notes that
inflationary psychology
underlying the housing market
-the belief that home prices
would keep aoing up forever -
has been shaken.
''The psychology is beginning
***
/~California ah owing recovery
t:r_Real estate activity picks up as prices dip again ., .
LOS ANGELES
California's real estate activity
picked up in May, reflecting
hopes that the economy ts
1tarting it• slow ascent to
recovery, repor18 Security Pacific
National Bank.
"Both housing and
nonresidential construction rose,"
aaya Paul J. O'Brien, senior vice
president and the bank's chief
real estate officer. "However,
homebuilding activity continued
lignificantly below pre-recession
levels. California's housing
prices, which escalated rapidly
during the lat.e 1970s, fell tor the eeooncl conaecutive month."
Reflecting the softening
pattern of inflation over the past
two months, home prices
declined across the nation and in
California during May .
Nationally, the average prlce of
new and existing homes dropped
for the four1h consecutive month,
falling to $72,900 in May from
$78,100 in April. In California, avera e home
prices dropped \0 $122,500 from Homebuilding leaped 55
$134,400. "rhe state average was percent from April to May in
skewed by still-exceptionally Northern California \0 an annual
high prices in San Francisco, of rate of 22,900 units. Multiple-
$143,300, which dropped Crom family activity almost doubled -
$166,500 in April. Prices in Los rising to 10,300 units from 5,400
Angeles and San Diego were units. Homebuilding rose 40
more closely aligned together at percent in the Central Valley
$115,400 and $108,800. during May to an annualized 18,
O'Brien noted that these 800 units.
average prices apply only to These gains compared to a nine
conventionally financed homes percent drop in Southern
and that home prices can California housing activity in
fluctuate greatly from rnon\P \0 April. However, the region still
month. d o m i n a t e d t h e s t a t e • s
Homebuil~ increased across homebuilding with 34,200 units
the nation and throughout authorized for construction.
Ca II f o r n i a d u r i n g M a y . Following the housing trend
Nationally, housing permits roee for May, nonresidential
ten percent from April to a construction also expanded.
seasonally adjusted annual rate Valuations rose seven percent
of 969,000 units. from April to .$ 7 54 million.
In California, homebuilding Un 1 i k e home bu i Id i n g .
rose nine percent \0 an annual nonresidential construction has
rate of 75,100 units. O'Brien remained remarkably resilient
attributed the rise to strong during the recession, and May
rebounds in Northern California valua~ons were only five percent
and the Central Valley. below the previous May. -------.......... ......--......... ___
Orange Oout DAILY PILOTllUndey. Juty 18, 1982
• • 1mprov1ng
to be broken, al\houah it •till h.u
a Wa)'I to I01" he Wd.
Ano\her oblerwr of the rM1
•taw •ne •YI C..Ufomia home
prlcee could come tumblln1
down. l.n fact, Bruce Howard, an
a11latant profe11or at the
Unlver1lty of Southern
C..Ufornia whoee 1pedalty ll real
estate law, even 1ee1 aome
parallell with the 1928 1tock
market crash.
''The stock market crash of
1929 reaulted, In part, from
highly levera1ed flnanclng
similar \0 many of today'• home
loans." said Howard, who not.el
that "creative financing" turns
diaa1trous when home prlcea
aren't aolnl up rapidly month
after month.
"Jl'or a while, tnexporlenced
buyere and 11llera could make
htihlY eophlatkated real eat.ate
deala and rely on intla\lon to ball
. them out It they made miltaket,"
be Mid.
"M long u the value of the
houae increased rapidly, the
buyer could uae the mounting
equity to pay off 1hort-tenn loana
or \0 ne10Uate reflnanclns as the
accumulated 'paper' came due,"
he uid.
"Now the safety net is gone,
and thouunda of homes carry
more paper than they can
1uppott. Recent bu)'81'1 of ovw-
leVer.,.ct home. are aittlr\I on =·"lime bombl they ct.n't •
Stand.el a1JIO th1nkl that the
OD1t of bonowm, may dec11ne If
lntlation contlnue1 to atay down
and lendert no lorlpt feel they
have \0 protect themeelvee bv add1na an "ln.tlaUon ptemlumt'•
in\O moncaae rac.,.
1•1 would SUJpeCt that aa the
finandal marketa become more
confident in the policlea being
dictated by the Reagan
Administration, the Inflation
premium will come down, IO over
the next 12 month.I I aee a 1U1ht
reduction.in the rates."
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Phone (21 3) 822-9157. (41 5) 4q3.
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MINIMUM INVESTMENT-$2.000
'""'\Im> n th" pann~r..n,p mu>I h""" a m n
mum \l•~s •ncomO' <11 \211 llOO and a net "'on lo
ol \20 INIO or a nvt wo'1h ol $ 75 OllCI (n clu·
stve ol penonal resld•nce furn .. hmg' 1111J
automobil .. sl
I
M••11.JW H .
AIUSI (March· U~Aprll lt);
Sotnarlo h,1hll1h .. rwrublllty.
challen,., property an MOUrlty.
Bu1lne11 1nvHtment will prove
1U00191\&l. You are • dkl ll'OUnd. A ..-ia .. WOIMft lhoWI thaf .. dOll
CIU"e. Cintw' MUW ~by role.
TAURUI ~ 30-~ 10): Accent
on clMh ot teJadw.. tri(l9 and , ,IW'Jlll'tM tnvitadon. You ,., ~ new1
from afar. Gemini, s..lttartU. P9f10a1 flau.re prominently. HciitiW expend
-your popularity lnm'eUel. You're
ukecl to i?,ln apecSal campqn.
OBMINJ (May 21-JUM lO): Idea
which occurred put weekend can
now be tranaformed into reality.
Emphaala on money po11e11lon1,
apeclal material, payment• and
collectiona. Temporary delay preeenta
chance to aa1n leCOCXl Mnd. Watc:h
Scorpio!
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Graphic manrwr of Mlt-expraalan brinal attention. opportunity to gain
wider audience. Judgment, intuition
are on target. Clrc:umstance9 favor
your efforta. Be ready . for exciting
changes, • variety of eenaat.iona ana
invitation to travel.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Maintain
low profile. You gain needed material
from •pedal IJ'OUP, club, orpn1%ation.
Emphaala also on hoapl ta la,
i.Ntltutions., clandestine conferences.
Major domelUc ad).atznent commanda
attention. Realdence cban1e ii
diacus9ed. -1
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Someone promises "something for
nothing." Discern motives, don't
confuae bein1 open-minded with
being gullible. Lunar focus on desires,
profit from businea enterpriae and
ways of making wishes come true.
Watch Pistel!
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Emphasis
on career, business. dedsiom affecting
future aecwity. One who aided in past
may now expect p-omotion or pay
rai.le. Accept challenge, realize added
responsibility will mean lncreued
income. Watch Caprloom!
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Spotlight on aspirations. education,
"RUFFELL'S
U'tte>LSTHY
UGnTARRJI (Nov. 22·0.C. 21):
BnU flw from tndividual wbo taJcee
plenty, livet UtUe or nothlftl. Strem
lndependence, creedvlty, willJncne-
to rriake new atart ln new d.lreCt1on.
You'll uncover "finaN.Ul fact.." Leo.
Aquariua pel"IOnl play )ley roles.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
Coordlnate efforta wlth one cloee to
you, lncludlna partner or mate.
Emph11l1 on accounttna, taklna
inventor)', cutttnc expenaea and
becomtna aware of leaal riaht•,
permiaaiona. Permit othera to expre91
t.belr views while playi.n& your own
cards elate to chest.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
Leave details, fine points for another
day. ~pbaaia now on getting job
done, on perceiving picture as whOle
-and on aenstn, your own potential.
Sa2ittartan aids In f ulfilllng spedal
deli.re. You'll be loved!
PISCES (Feb, 19-March-201;
Phyalcal attraction hlghllahta
aoenario. P enonal magneti.am and
creative energy combine to make thia
a meaningful time. Lunar focus on
speculative venture, relations with
children and unique entertainment.
Number 4 ii lucky.
''Have decided to go on
5trlke. Get your own sup·
per."
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D&Aa ANN LA.NDJ:RS: Can you
~ ane more animal letter? Pl .... t Lut ru1ht I •ttended our annual
dty..wkli Ltnle ~ fund·ra.lalna
oarntval. Many youn1 people
1uddenly dedded they wani.id aorne
of the petl that were for ule. Of
CJOWW, the 10-)'tm'-Olda choee cute,
while •h• waa trytnl"'to 1•t . my
huabend in the Meli. She replied, 111 never 11.ld I WU your friend. I WU your t.by.11\ter."
The more 1 think about It. the
madder I aet. Why ahoWd anybody ,.t away wtth 1tuff Wee thaU la tt
picmtble to MM that uw. ttamp for
=~~iJ~~~?-
DEAR RE: TllH• h ao law
a1ala1t mat1a1 • pan at a m&n1M
mu. Don't •••te uy more Um• or
eaero trylo1 to paJ11t lier. TM poor
tlalU aouda Ilk• a ca1e of anHttd
llMU)INO call at Pierce Btothera
LUCILLID J, HAl\DIM01 SmUhl' Mort~ trom 11:00 • IO, a fonMr ,......,, or noon to t:OOPM on ~y, S.ta Monkw and ~ July UI, tNa wt.e naw.a
IWl6 Let1uN World. pa.cs ..-vkm wW be oonduct.s at
•..va1 on ~~Jul)t 18, U:OOAM en 'l\mdey, July 1812. Ma. w11 a 30, um. Qyptlllde llrWilia _
nttNd Account ttv• wtll• oaDducWd at l:IOPM
with th• Santa Monica at Woodlawn Ceme~ry, ..)
hrd of l'ducatlon, beJowd Santa Monica, Ca. Ttie
... of Kau.toe ..,. of family ...... contrtbuUont
Loa AnetJea, Ca. and 'l'r_.y be IQade -tO The ~·s
Hardina of Weat Loa ffolPcal of er.n,. <.:ounsy. Aneei.. C...: Uc> aurvMna Pterce Bro~hera 8mlth1' an Hveral otece and Mortuary dtrectora.
nephews and =•lea aae-ean. ·
and neph4rwa. may
cuddly ones to play with. No thouaht
Wll lfven to the fact that a1J llvlnc thlnP Nquite can. My wont fe&r1
were rMlllld u we were leavtna the
event. The car ahead of ua Jnade a
tum and an ADULT hand emeraed
from the window holdlna a hamater. I
Wit' horrified to Me a 6at>y hamater
drop to the pavement. The reaulta we~ aickenJ.nl. I could barely cope.,
wtth the ~r. I don't know what to
do except write to Ann Landen and
hope ahe wW print my letter. WW
lhe? -A KNOCK FOR LITTLE
ROCK
development to me. L.l'P..----............. "'-. MUC llOT1Cl
NCmCI °' IALI 0. MM."'°'.,' ATMVATSUU
DEAR ltNOCK FOR THE ROCK: lllUlllll
Site wlll, aloa1 wltlt some advice.
Some cldet laave onllDuces atatlq
tltat uJmal1 may Dot be aold u "toy
1Db•tltuce1." It be1u aeveral yeara
a10 wlteD ttated 6aby cll.lckt were
aold by th tlaoatandt aroud Easter
time as novelty ptt1 for cltUdreD. T1ae
c~ were foud 1 few days after
Eaater lD 1ana1e cua ud alon1 tbe
1cree11. Wiiy DOt campalp for aaclt a
and suddenly all my hu.band and I do
ii fight. The reason; I want to name
the child after my mother if lt'a a girl
or my father If lt's a boy. My
husband wants to name the baby
~-IJ~ Reek!
after his older brother who wu killed
two yea.rs ago, whether lt'a • boy or a
girl. (The name happeN to be one
that could pus for either.)
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Since
marrlas,ls a legal contract, is It
poalble to sue a third party who tries
to break that contract? To be more
apectflc, this ls the story:
My husband 1119 -9lnee-both my
parents are alive I can honor them by
being thoughtful and generoua, but
he needs this chance to honor hil only
brother's memory. Settle lt, pleaae. I
am -WRUNG OUT IN WYOMING
DEAR WRUNG: Let yoar ltaakDd
wla tbla one or you'll never ltear tile
end of It. He ba1 a legitJmate polllt. I
Tbe cblld's second name caa be yoar
maldn name, to honor botlt you
living parenta.
My husband and I are both 34. A
19-y~-old neighbor girl who uaed to
baby-sit for us started to hang around
wearing shorts and a halter top. I
noticed she followed my husband
from room to room. making flattering
remarka and shining up to him. At
first he regarded it as funny, then he
wrote It off as ieen-age infatuation.
After she propositioned him flat out,
he told her he wasn't interested. The
last time she was here I asked her
how she had the nerve to come over
here night after night and pretend
she was my friend, when all the
Discover bow to be date bait
without la11.ing hook, line and sinker.
Ann Landers' boolclet, "Dating Do'11
and Don'ts." will help you be more
poised and sure of yourseif on dates.
Send 50 cent! along with a long,
stamped, self-addre.aed envelope
with your request to Ann Landers,
P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, W . 6()611.
TIDAT'S CllSSIDU PVIZLI
ACROSS 90P 1'7 Abbf. on a J 38 Chi,,... god 102 A.ult,....,.
78 Meen city map 39 Garden tool ,,,.,.,.,...
1 BolMM 8 t Lyric poem 148 lffegular 41 Mlled'aaon 104 Redact
Indian 82 Arabi.In 153 AUIO atyte '42 Hul'l'l4td 1oe MU11ca1
5 Female Chi.ttaln 154 WCKd with 43 Hamburg'a lnltrumenl
10 MlnMtVant 54 L ... rapidly fight or nre river 107 Culture
15 Eh? ea Legof 158 Knock 44 Agelnllr. medium
19Whlt• mutton lharply 45 JoeeOf 108 8rlltle
poplar 89 Noted aur-157 WCKdl on a Juan 110 Skin
20 Open. realllt French 48 Pt-.it lhoot opening
mouthed 91 Roman date menu 48 P1anll1 112Two
21 Lycee 93~ 158 Poe"• bird ,,.. 113 Nogglr\ top
22 Frwt 94 Country Of 159 Begin 50 Ado, tor 11'4 l.Jnkldi
24 Fact NW Afl1ca 1110 Extract one 1 15 8tttlltl
'25Pa.lng HWorthlea 182 Turn 51 SpoMot-Milon
*"'°" NVlchy 154 Corrc1 ._, 117 Heiden
2" MladMd aummer 185 en.· bfothet 52 l.M1et 119~
21 Pelld .. llTtgatecl 111P .... 53Thlck ... U.1~
2t U!Mlttended 101 Conf!Md 117 Orowtno OYt &&Sounded• OllP9 ao Anotnt,old 103 EGYPtlan 1 ea Flit qU1c1c1y horn 122 TlbMa'\
•t)'le pheteoh MHerolet ... .,....
31 Ouunt 105 Sooner DOWN 57 MuttonfWI 124F.-
32 Wf/'/upO< 1C>ePoe ..... 80 Y..,(fot) l'9"IOrM
down 109 c.tlle 1 Sea dyak 81 Ruin, toa 12e lmmenae
34Weetw81d 111 Put• on 2 Head. In poet 127 Mllricu-
-1 cargo Pana 83 Mtlk•lec» lated
35 81tatlng 112 PIMled 3.Jewtlh 88 John, Paul, 128 Cendidet• ., .. 113 Pokw win· month George and u.s
3e8eyond. Inge 4GoddeMol Ringo 129 Frowned
Pf1'f. 118 Ripen• ~ 87 Pa1of AMA 131 v ...
38~ent 111 P.I. coc:o-5 Thin cootcle 88 Weatern 1olv9n
40 Tear ""'pelm a e.tty •ttati Indian 133 Rulelan
42 Beglna: 120 M0.'1 alptietlet 69 Atabs, fCK pleln
2WOfda neighbor 7 Furlout one 134 Al,., ..
488um 121 Stately 8Wlr•~ 71 Akin 13e Cerrted on
41 Blbllcat 122 Palm-9Wl•old 73 Scout group 138 ut•wy
Ct\arl!CMr leefmat man 7 4 Of th4t aun not•
41e.t.b-* 123 Estimator 10 O..meat 75 Borders 130oeew.
54Entreeti. 125Thr .. 11 Elect. n Demur• 140 Donkey'
55 C.• lf/'/9r legged curren1 78 Tutkl9h title coueln
M&eri>enta atand 12 Heard from 79Wlne, In 141 Greek letter
51 Pnnoely 121Cemoua thehetd FrllnCe 142 JtlWWI
51 8crooge. f()t bWldlngia 13 Blbffcal king 80 Omelet Item month
ahor1 129 Mont recent 1 '4 Choir ¥cMce 83 Conownlng 143 8lblcel eo DMno blltd 130CN'*9d 15Sto6e 851812 Weed a 1 College cteg. 132 Populaf 18 Nlmbul -t 145 Wllhlne'a
82He.,..:Lat. nerNln 17 War.tdc'a 88 Map dllec-~
14 UlelcJt9 Cerdltt mer Uon 147 Coln
IS Cozy room 133 Helf: Pr«. 180YwMe 87 ·•o.,,ger" opening
llae..lng 134 Mementoe 10 Ohio city COior 148 Hindu heto . .,~ 138 Rabbff'• 23F~ 90 Metric 150 Abov9
70Nr1Wt toot artlc:le ,,_.,. 151 Tf'llMmltted
poet 137 Ulnded 27 Author 92 Nobe 152Condude
72 Weep loudly properUM Remlng 85 PreeenUy tHC.....
71 Camp 00\llW 130Plent .... 32 MM1 97 Df.'1gp. 161 Actl99
14 L.eclflMtM 140 lAaen 33 Author Jaffe 98 Donkey, In G8fdner
bodlle 144 ExcWnatlon 37 lntema-Germany 111 -Deurrl 1•n.---148 Doc:tr1ne non.lorg. 100 AIMllan ... 11SAthOme
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HAI.IOI L.AW ...... MT. O&.IVI
Mortuarv •Cemetery
Crematory
1625 G111er·A11e
Costa Mesa
540-555<'
"UCI llOTHUS
la&. NOADWAY
MOITUA.IY
110 Broildwav
Cosia Mesa
642·9150
IA&. n I HIGllOH
SMITH I TUTHI&.&.
WHTCLIFf CHAPIL
427 E 17th St
CoSla Mesa
64&-9371
... uc1 NOTMHS
SMITHS' MORTUAIY
621 Main St
HunhnQton Beach
536-6539
PACIFfe VllW
MIMOllAl. PAllC
Cemett-ry Mortuarv
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pac1l1c View Onve
Newport Beach
644·2700
McCOIMK:ll MORTUAlllS
Laquna Beach
494·9415
LaQuna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
'495·1776 c
In tfle lupirtor Cowi Of IN ltaie of Catlfornta, for the Co~inty of
Orange. In Cha "** Of um. .... H•.~.
Notkla le ...,_ 81¥M ttiee IN • ~~~~-=-:s=-.. ~ •1.1bJact 10 conflrM•Uon of aaid
lupeftor Court. on or .,.., the 4tll r
ctey Of AuQuM, tM2, • t:30 a.m., at ~
Ille lupeftor Court of c.lfofnll.
eowiiy of <>renoe. ~ 3 ·•
toc:ated on the teCOfld 'lloof It ~oO CMo Centw Otllle W4184, 8Mta AM
County of Oran'1•· State ol
Clllfomla, .. Ille """· title end In__, Of Mid deoaeeld .. IN
time of deetll end .. tfle liaht. ti,*.
end Int--that the ...... °' ajld deceaaed II•• •oqulred by ~ Of i.w or °"*""'N tNn
or In •ddltlon to that of aalf
--.. llt .,. .. ot -.tr\, " end to .. the oanaln ,.... pr09ArtY
lltlM1ed In IN City of Coeta ....._ ~ of Oren11•. Ital• of
.. partleu&llrty clelcnbed .. lolowl. lo-.it:
Lot 23 of 8loc:k D of Tract No. 5$4, 1'91lOfded tn Book ,.. PtlQ8I
25·211, of Mlacellaneoua Mapa,
record• of th• Oran9• County
R8cord«. mor. oommonly known aa: 241 EMt ltth BtrMt, co.ta
...... c.ttfomla. mor• commonly known M: 241 e.t
19th StrNI, Coeta ~. Cellfomla.
The Execu1or "' the EltaW .. received • bid of I 125,000.00.
l8rme II c8lfl IO the &late. The
mlnJmum ov«bld mutt be l f31.
250.00. The ..,.,,. of .... of c:..n In
lllwtlA moMY of IN t.Wted Sl8tet on conflnnallon of ..... or part CMll 811d balance evidenced by note
MCUl'ed by MMgaOe or Tn.19t Deed on lh• property 10 told. T•n
percent of •mount bid lo be
deoc*ted with bid. llidt or off.,. to b8 In writing end _. be ~ at the aloreaald Court~ ~ 3 8t 9:30
l.ITI. on Auguat 4, 1982. The ofterlne ~.or hit Ag8rlt • .-t b8 ~ in court 8t 11111 time
Det.o thla 15th day of .Mt/. 1912. a.. I. Ttlomp9on, Ill Eucutor ol
Ill• Ettel• of Llule ..... H•••.
d8cMNd.
Law Offloee of 811 Mc:Cl8lrl, One
N9wpor1 P111o8. T81'1th Floor. Poet Offtoe Box 8004, Newport Beedl.
Cetllornla 92880· t004 (714)
752·0899. 111orney1 lor the
Petitioner In prot>ete
Publlahect Orange Cout Dalt)'
Piiot • .Mt/ 11, ta. 24, 1ee2
3235-82
ACTmOU9 WU flCTmOUS WU
MAim STA~ MAim 8TAT-..r
The following !*eon 1' doing Tiie following penon •• doing
bl.lllr.-aa: ~-.IA"S USED CARS, 42221,\ IMPACT MEDIA. 10192 v.-.; ~ Olrtw, Newport 8-:h. CA :;a:or •• Huntln9ton BHCll, CA 92980. JOSEPH YUAKA. 21291 8anCIClotlar Lan•. Huntington HOWARD L WANOAEY JA.,
llledl, CA t2Me. ~ !~ Forte. Huntington
"1111 ~ .. oonduoMd by -_.,-' ...... llldMdu& 1"11111 bulllrW .. oonduc..s by .. -.
1Na .. ..::r .!.~ wltl\ the WldMduel. HoWct L WanelfW Jr.
County·a.11 of Or11nQe County on Th6a ~ -tied with IM J111t 14, 11182. ,__ ~.<;:.of Orwioe COUnty on
Publllhed Orange Co••I Dally ,.._
Piiot, Jlllt 18, U , Aug. 1, I , 1t82 Publllhed Orange eo .. t Dally
'17142 Ptot • .Mt! 11, 25. ""°" ,, a. 1912
----------323242 Ml.JC llOllC(
" ..... '9Cm10UI ....... P'ICnnou8 --...
MAim STATllmln W.-STA~
Th8 folowtng ~ -doing TN folowtng ~ II Oolng ~-""*--•: JAMES VICTORIA STREET SOUTH COAST WINDOW OEVELOPMENT, 2950 Alr.,ay FASHIONS, 1104 Hav•n Plac:•. ,. Avenue, D-t . Coate Meaa. CA N9wpor1 a.di, CA taa.
t2828. JOHN A. Md<EOH, 1804 Hewn
M. D. JANES CO., INC .• a P1aci8. N9wpor1 8-::111, CA t2t83.
Callbnla ~. 2950 Nlwrt Thie ,_.,_ II conduetad by .,.. A*-. DI, Coeta ....._CA 1282f. lndMdulll. Thie ~ II oonduct8d by a John A. Md(..,
lmlted ~-.... TNl atatemam -... wlUI lhl M. D. ,,.,_ eo .. Inc. County an of Oranoa eountr on
MktlMI D. --Jlllt 14. 1912. " ,.,.......,. ~
Tbla ····-·· -.... """'the Pul>Uahecl ()(ange Coa•t Ody County an o1 0renoe eoumy on Ptlol. .di 11. 25, AuG. 1, •. 11112. -Mt 12. 1912. ,,.., 918242
PubftaNCI Oranci-Cout Daffy ----------Piiot. -Mt tt. 25, Aug. 1. t. 1912. MUC llOTICl
32ao.a2 ~------------
MUC llOTU
DUl1 Not ~~°t2 Adilw wen tht •wMl ... end hll feUow DaUy PUoc ........... tcMlk lOof
tht • pGllllAble a~ tn the
Orana• County ratr'a fifth annual PreM Photo1rapher1 ConWt. There ~·re more than 248 mtrt. tn tht cont.It, 70 ol wbiich
were placed en dllplay at tht
fair.
In addlUon to AmbroH
;:r::n:h~~a= O'Donnell, wtth a flrft and NCI09'd place, and I.ff Payne
wtth hoMnbl9 meaUon. .wept
the cat.eorY of Biil hlr Photo.
O'Donnell lcQlied wtth ave total
awardl.
'1be Deily Pllo\'1 CbarMI Starr
took two aWll'dl and one went to •~ Rlchard Koehler. The 1weepetakff, known u
the Joan Boria M~ Award
tn honor of tht klftc·time flit
public relatlone dlrector, wu
wor1h tUO to Amblwt, plua a
plaque. r.ch winner jOt a plaque
plua t&O for a flnt pl.la and UO
for aecond.
In all. Loe Anplet Ttmll ltaff
photOl!'aphen aot lf awardl, the
llaily Pilot. 10 and the Oran,.
County Reatater. &.
Th• complete lilt of wtnnen
a.re:
twUHTAUll The Joen latte MemoNll
A.rd, 0.,,, Ambfoee. the ~ Piiot.
HIT """ ,HOT01 P11rloll O'Donnell, C>lilY ""°'• llr'IC Md MQO!ld; L• PeyM, Delly fltlot, honotablt mention.
ANlllALt•NATUlll•• Don l<el1on. LOI
MoeM Jlmll. 1"91: ThOmM ~. Loi AnQllee Tllnee. MQO!ld: , .. ride O'Donnelt.
Olly "°'· tlonor-*I Aober1 L.ldmln. Loi AngelH TlmH, llonorebte: C::.,'!:l· Loi AnQ11ee Tin-. honoreble; O' , Delly Not. honorllble; l.QrTW1 Au. The ....... llonofllbw, _, AoOer1 Llld\mM. Loi A.ngelel
'""-. llOnorlDle.
CANDC> ~ Aober1 l.lldwNn, Loi
A.ngelel Timee. Int: Don 1(9'1on, Loi ,,.,....
Tlmee, MCOnd, CllarlM 8t11r, Delly P!lot, , honorebl•: ThomH l<elMy, Loi Ano• ... TimM. honorlble.
NIW• ThomM ~.LOI ~ Tim.,
ftNt': Al Chtftbo9. TIW ~. ,
Slobln, Newport H•bor Enllgn, llonoreble: Don ~. LOI A.ngelel Tlmel, l'lonor9t>le, RlcNrd Koehler. Delly Piiot, honor Ible·.
...CTUllll ITOlllY1 Thom11 l(elMy, LOI
AnOliel Tlmee, fht: Petrtoli O'Donnell, Ody PllOt, HCOnd, Thomae l<eleey, LOI Angelel Tlmee, llonorlble: Berry Slobln, lrvlne Today, honoreble.
f•ATUftl: Ygneclo Nenettl, The Regleter,
llrwt: Bob Peter.an, tr ... enoe. MOOnd: Don
K•IH!I, LOI An9•IH TlmH, honoreble;
Charlel Sterr. Delly Piiot, hOnoreble; Thom• l<el11y. LOI Angel•• Tim ... honorebte; CM1tlne Cotter. lreelenoe, honorlble.
aPOlllTI: Cherlenl Btown, The Aegilter,
flrll; 8'own, The Rlgll1er, MCOnd; Chriettne
Coner. lrMlanoe. honorlble; end Thomu
KllMy. LOe AAoliM '""-. honoteb61.
STAFFERS SWEEP CATEGORY _:. First and
aecond prizes for Best Fair photos went to
Patrick O'Donnell for showing ur~ cowboy
Joel Don diacovering where milk comes from
and recalling the companionship of a ipan and
his grandson sitting one out along the midway.
Lee Payne took honorable mention for another
milking picture.
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CLASSIFIED
. · 1NDEX I
Tt ... Y•M.Clll
642-5671
.Wf11$All
I ... r!
::!t . 1111 Mw Im = "" -t:eh a er l ... """mlft IOll .... ... .•
..... _ ""'' 11111 11.-..vio1e ••t ~~-~ ::: ""', ..... c.,...,... lfll SeMIAu I• 'INlhlft ••
lloll)olAc.... ·-:::=..... ::
l£Al ESTATE ~-.. ~ ... ~ .. "''" :: =~~:,,.. :: =~:.:.~, ~ ~ U..u Ille l• ........ -...... ·-
... 642-5618
P!ll.'11111 ••••••••••• !~!!!.!~~ ...... «~!m.~~1! ..••••.
P!~'.'.~~ ••••••••• J.l.!IP!~~ ••••••••• l.~I
® IDT DI lll1LI Im IPlllAL IPll
~ C°"8 MIN a ...
8drm ..,... ... oondO. LAlndmlttl Pf"W9 '*"9.
wttti a • .., .... Only • ., • 1e m•••rsil111 1°" down~.,... wme w/whtt•w•t•r view. mtlk• tllla a,.., buy! Cell tt10.ooo. Open for In·
....... ,. ........
All rM1 eetate edvertlMd
In ttll• newapaper la
eubjeet to ttl• Federal
l'alr Houetng Act of tNI
WtllOtl mtlk• It tll90al to
advertlM "any ~ oe, Mmltatton or dleotlml· nation tlaMCI on r80e.
oolor, rellglon, HX or
national Oflgln, Of any
Intention to make any
IUOh pi...,_eooe, Umlt•
ttonor~.··
Thie M" •pepet .. not
llnowlngly ac:oept any
edV«11elng lor rMI ...
tat• wNctl ta In vtol&1ton ol the Ill'#.
for detaltl end ~I apeoJlon aunday 1·5 . t125,000. Aot now 242 ,oppy ODM. Cell
146-7171 ---.
91!!!:!
Tllflll a.uttfully ~ l EXOl!tent tocetlon, OM 3, malt\talned 4 4rm
OM 2 and OM 1 IA apte. home. OrMt oomer lo-
Neaatlw vmcancy tector. c.1lon w/eidetlna AV eo-
8eller muet Hll thl oa.. Owtier wJil ..-..-end. Call now for w/ftnanclng. 'utl price
•, ·-' ('
THE REAL
ESTATERS
14 .500. 71141'1
1-P-'f -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~al''-"' ... IAulwlalo --.. H-Tri< Pru -"-0.-....... -Or_C..... -
ll
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o.i ol c:-J:Z,.. -i:..1:..~ ...... c,.... .. • "-al Ealal4 IC.th•"'• -
1111111 Advert!·
..,.. ahould check
their ad.-GeUy Md.
report errors lm-
m e d I ate I y. Thie
DAILY PILOT as-
sumes llablllty for
the flrat Incorrect
Insertion only.
_....__,.. ..
"-al Eala .. Wa--IOITALS -l'lo.......... , .. -u.rw..--_,.,., • .,u.1 1111 C....Mli••• Pllro MID ~1n1 ..... u.1 MD ,...,._.. "1n ~ T .......... Uol >m
OujlioHa "'"' >*i ................. 11 °"lllo•M Uol -I • A"6 Ploro J1'IO = ~!:r,:. 1,;nl = ...... #1 laJI aao..u tOOO •••••••••••••••••••••• "°""'·---... .i 1111 ==: :~: ..................... .
~:=~~:~11~ :: l&I. 1141. Ll.T.I. !:;t.=. 'f~!:: .-4 BR 2 BL One BR wttll
Olllft 11-.1 :: eaperete entrence. Amo-
.._.. "-•l -deled beeuty. Mottveted 1-...nel lh:•Uf = ....,. 1131,900. ~-,,:........ -..... 11....... -IUSIMESS, llMST· iron. FUIANCE
=~ = ::::::::=' =
Ro~e mellin ,
Realtor
714-641-8629 llewtl•LMll -.._,,,_. -
_,. .... TO• -AMMOIMCEMDITS, rmoeuts &
LOST & fOUMI
~fMM•
c ... -Lqall'Jet-IMl6f"•M Pt<-· Sat•lltt.•· Trew.t•
S£IYIC($ -..-........
T'tllO bedroom plu• den
condo, awric>Oklng QOtf
: oourH end grffnbelt.
,.. Great velue. Reduced
110,000. now $179.900
-U1·11M •io ~~~~~~~-1 :l: Utmlt = ..,.. = I~ .. the won!
-that come. '° n*'<S when = you ... the Fr. pr<Mn-
-CUii uteriof ol thla lo¥efy
-custom l'IOme. The ~ : doua Mstr Bdrm hM •
-Hll l .... dr'9lllng ...... = ainlcen tub l atttum. The -3 remaining Bdme are
: loceted In a Hperate
-wtng w/2 Bethe. ldMI for : entet1alnlng wtth a large
-lormal dining room l : wetber. Tiie f9mlty room
& ltvlng room both oner
the wvrnth of~
Auume exl~oan.
•10 C.il U1 for a~ = --.·,·lllflMT-~~-1 = MTllUI = 4 Br. 3'A Ba on 80' lot
-w/boat lllp. 11,050,000 , ..
Air tu II 1110 T wme $25Q.000 down ~t~~."'"' ::: saoo.ooo at 121..t% =.'"~~S.-on• 11• IPll ..U
11-H-.S< Rtol ::: ... / .. , ...
...... UT&ll &II& ...... "°" Large ~ As::re in Woodsy Area Of
North Tustin, Near Honie Trails &
Chapman Park. Lovely Pool &
Spa. Spacious 4 Bedroom Home.
Highly Upgraded. Large Master
Suite, Cathedral Celling &
SkyJighta. Space For Horses &
Parking For 8 CarL Excellent
Aasumable Loan At lO'I. Reduced
To $275,000. A Dabolt-Shipley
Listing. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 .
It.II OIUU Ill Ill
On The Bluffs Overlooking Bay &
Ocean. Custom -Built Home.
Architecturally Designed .
Magnificent Views. Beautiful
Woods. Handaome Appointments.
Abundant Cloeet & Storage Spece.
160 Ft. Frontage On Ocean Blvd.
Call For More Information,
Cathryn Tennille's Listing.
Pll•llTlll Ill
Custom Bayfront. FEE LAND .
Parquet Flrs, New Cpt.s, 4 BRa +
F.R. 3 SA Ba. Separate D.R. Huge
F.R. W/Wet Bar. Kitchen W I
Pantry. Brkfst Room. Sauna. 3--Car
Garage. Wood Deck. Bay, Dock.
GOOD ASSUMABLE. Owner will
carry Lrg 2nd. $1,400,000. Marilyn
Twitchell's Listing.
PlllmllitiM
Lovely Newport Beach Condo WI
Lrg Patio On Greenbelt. Xlnt
Financing. Assumable Loan. $110,-
000, 10 ~ %. Owner WW Consider
2nd T.D. & LeaaelOption. Reduced
To $197,500. Sally Shipley'•
Listing.
STUL&-
In Irvine'• Woodbridge Area. 3 Yn
young. 10 ~ % Fin.ancins· On Cul-
de-Sac. Fenced Yard. Owner
Extremely Anxious. Only $135,000.
Susan Trivison's Listing.
Gl --..... _. ..
759-91• uc.,. ...... .... ,..c......
Tr .. ltn Tmtl ::: 833 BeY91<M Or. 1:::.~;~artc -~~Prtn~on~z~·~e~1s-~1~a5~2~ -:= SCC~lA-&~~s·:
0.-ral Mlt ; -----_...,GAY a. -
"--Cl•Ut<• ~ •=-c.!'. ~ A.Kre•OOe Vtk1C'Me -..-=·~=.~°"' -What ii ... .. .... . T""u = ~_. .. ~-.......... .. v-•10 _ ... - -,.... ........ -tiJr I =~OS. IMPOITED : meansyuur ad I i" i v r Ir" r
AW.-a 1119 ~ ~ I ~~ HHl9) ~ Ir. be I A T u p 0 I
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Bdrm 2 Ba w/trplc, & lrg
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vely landecaplng, auto-
ma1ic.11y eprinkled. ()Ny
1185,450. Call Glen
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noile. M QOOdomlnlum area JNmlne
Creek ii topl! Thia J Bdrm one level ~
detail, location and ii lmrnM:Waw. $36&1-ooo . See Barbara Hutchln11 at 1•1
l1rm'11 .,_. -o_pen Sun 1·5 pm.
111111& • IAI ··--Greet ocean view, 3 Bdrm, 2 bath wlth
hardwood Ooon. Free & deer, 10 yr.
owner finu>dna. Probate eale at 1329,-
000. A..u.tina at. the Von Gelderna ....
UI ....... open SW\ 1-~ pm.
llffml' wnl 41 n U -Vlew from
many windows, airy, apadous 4 Bdrm
home, Iarae muier Bdrm IUlt.e with
fireplace. 3 aundecka, 1 cheerful & quiet e to Uve. Owner will help finance.
000. See Sara Marvin at 41 ......
open Sun 1-5 pm.
Current SalaMe Soludona ~
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$247,500
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675-4630
Call a
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Well located rental units jult a few
blocka from the beach. Currently
earnina $1,450 per mo. Motivated
eeller bu reduced the price to a
low $229,000 and will help finance!
17.141 673-4400
12111 Ul·21H
TI.. Hari»or Artt1'1 '-9nt htllMi""' .... h .. ca-.•t
Lingo
Rul&a11
Ill n. •W..at Un.IT BOAT ON THE IAY, PLAY ON THE OCEAN
Specloua, OP«! & aunny 811 view home w/
pen«amlc deck•. on "'IOe prim. tatand Point. + do<*lng & prkg galore, + YoU own the land. + owner flnanolng, all for SHl,000. OperJ
Sat/Sun 1-5. 4028 Channel Place, Newport
tlland. Ntwpon Seech. 873...()202. -------~ ---_ ... _____ ~ ..........
AHIOENflAl AUl ESTATE SERVICES
uw.m p11,-aener• have moved & reduced
price. Specious 4 BR, 3 BA, formal
dlnlnl Rm, remodeled kitchen.
Tenillc family home. Terrific for
enteNining & terrific finalicing.
A1sume lat & owe 2ND.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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He will reduce the price by the amount
of your do~ payment!
1211 YllTl ..... Excellent ".E'' plan on
wide greenbelt. Hu been rented . now
vacant and undergoln1 redecoratlna.
Price $285,000, exiltlna Joan tl53,000 at
12 "'~-WW tell for u little u lK down.
1111 ""' Ill. ••• 2 &droom, 2 yrs new, fee land , back bay view,
professionally decorated, uklng $3()5,000
-t195,000 loan 15 W V.I.R. Owner will
help finance balance.
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Matl• your etlopolno ... Put )Qlr ~IO me.
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TRADE THIS EASTBLUFF HOME
FOR 8AN JUAN CAPISTRANO!
Mature trees and tu1h land1caplng enhance thl1 already
magnificent home with prtvacy, warmth and a 3 bedroom floor
plan. Seller relocatlng, wtll be flexJb.le. $259,000. Call 144-1020.
JUST OFF BALBOA BLVD.
Priced below marklff for quick sale, this ocean view R2 res!dence
has good Income potential. Right near the beach with 2 levels,
garage, carport, 4 Bdrms & low Interest assumable financing.
$225,000-Call ..... 1020. ..
ANNIVERSARY ESTATES
This rambling ranch home Is fdeaJ for flrst time buyers or
Investors. Needs a little TLC but well worth It! Large lot Is Ideal for
gardens or pool. Be creative on the financing. S 163,000. Call
Joanna Hendrie at 144-7020.
ELEGANT LIVING IN HARBOR RIDGE
Move up to the top wtth this custom home with over 5700 square
feet. Endless features Include a marble floored entry, 11 marble
flrepface, oak library, master suite wtth Jacuzzi tub and steam
shower, 3 additional bedrooms, a four car garage, Insulated wlf\e
room, full security system, 4 flreplacet and a whole lot more.
$1 ,895,000. Call !d ~or Judy Jordan at 144-1020.
LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT
Handsome tradltlonaJ 6 Bdrm 4 in Ba home on the bay with
picturesque views, famlty room, sunken living room, ... courtyard
spa, sllp for 60' boat and complete security. $1 ,450,000 leasehold
Mk for LOIS .EGAN 144-7020
HARBOR -RIDGE "DEVONSHIRE"
An Invitation to gracious f amlly living Is yours when you see this 4
Bdrm 31h Ba panoramic View home that ls.sure to revotve around
your entertaining. Features lnchJde 2 fireplaces & atrium.
$850,000 with $295,000 assumable at 13.25'11. Owner wllt
consider trade. Catt ED E8CANO or JIM IELLERI 144-7020
FOR LEASE IN EXCLUSIVE HARBOR RIDGE
Get set to enjoy the fabulous ocean and city llght vtews that come
with this 3 bedroom, 21h bath home awuh In neutral earthtonea.
As a resident of thfs gate-guarded community you can take
·advantage~ Of fhe -fenn s, pools ancf unique flfeatyle that typifies
Newport Beach. For leaee at $2000 per month. C.U Ed !ecano or
D.vld Hlrachler at 144-7020.
SELLER WILL-CARRY WITH 20-50%--DOWN
This Newport Beach leuehold duplex la juat a few tt.epe to th•
beach.,uve In one...t rent the other. Flexible Miier otfere good low
lnterea1 financing ~226,000. Cell D8¥ld Hlnchler .e M4-70i0.
EXCLU8IVI HOMI IN HAllllOR RJDQE
"Lucerne'' model In exatu1lve gate·g\,larded community
convenlentty located new the t-fat'bof", Newport Cent«, airport
and lrvtne center. ldMl for entertalnl~ wtth 3 bedroomt, 3'A
bathe, 3060 equare Mt, WM decka, 3 ~. tamffv room Md·
panoramic Vlewl of tt.e Harbor, Catalina .nd-twtnkllng Oghta of the
Qlty by night. O/W/C AITD Of $519,000 at 12.75% for term
agr ... ble to buyer. 1850,000. Mil for Ed ltoeno at ....,?OIO.
LEASEHOLD RESIDENTIAL INCOME PROPERTY
Located just a half blod( to the beech, thll dUplex hu hwO
bedroom units renting at $400/month. With 20-25"9 down, owner
will carry for flve years. $235,000. cal Dntd ..,....., at ......1020.
CASABLANCA MODEL IN HARBOR RIDGE
This gate-guarded community la the Mtttng for thla 4 bedroom,
21h bath home wtth deck, professlonal landlC8J>lng, courtyard
entry, high celllngs, fireplace and lky11ght. $357,000 assumable at
12.75'1 •. $520,000. Cati .ludJ .lord8n or Ed leoeno at 144-7020.
SEA VIEW GATE-GUARDED COMMUNITY HOME
This well cared for 4 bedroom. 3 bath t9ne hu lmpreaive city
light and Catalina sunset views plus good uaumable and teller
~~:= avallable. ~5,000. Cal Judy Jorden or Id hceno at .
HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM HOME LOT
IDEAL FOR BUILDERS OR DEVELOPERS
Plans for a 10,000 sq. ft formal French home with no houses on
either side or behind are Included In the purchue plan of this site.
Land owner must liquidate but wlll conlid« a joint venture
agreement. $1,500,000. Cell ED E8CANO ..._7020
8PYQLA8S ELeGAllCI
Exciting mountain and city Maht vlew8 lluminate thla a+. Bdrm
homo with famlty room, 2 Bathe, contemporary ttytlng, 2 patios,
courtyard, wet bar, fireplace, breakfast nook & much, much morel
$495,000. Call Halle lbodt .e M4-10la0.
GOOD INCOM! DUPL!X
IN CORONA DEL MAR
Contemporary Income property wtthln waJklng dlatance of the
beach. New carpet1, new paint. Ideal owner'• unit. Aaumable .
flnandng. $395,000.
GREAT NEWPORT OCEAN VllW DUPLEX
Make this Income property your new tummer hOme with Ideal
rental units. With 20'!• down, owner wtlt oarty at 12%. It you dealre
units could easny become a makl'a quartere or QUMt hOuM Juat
1tepa to 1he-t>Actr with 2 t1rep1acee, patro and aou8-g8,age
posslbllltles are almott endleu. $475,000 F•. Cell lteph.n~
aurn1 at IM-7020. *
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loene. OW cerrJ. Aekln1 114,IOO.
D1·1400.
GOLF COURSE VIEW/IAYINE
,...., "A" model. one bedl OOlft ptlll den. mJcrowne, compector. nalmM'M werdrott., 2 patloe, eneched ,., ... ,
t146,000 cell .. fll\eftdng. l7MIOO.
BLUFFS -WITH FINANCING Upp9ded 2 ....., oondo. 4 bed. ~ ..... =. ~ enof ........ l!nd ....
8Tl!P8 TO BEACH .................... HllMJ 11P9tllded.
Rema d1t1 d kteaMn. Nloe .... ·of wood
IMldt a Ml A rt1nnebta prtoe fOf IND I
eted. 2 ••· ttoffto end outetendlne .._-.,ow....., ............ 000
NEWPORT IS.CORNER
Cttoerful a out• boectt coll•J~ ~n •
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NEWPORT TWNHME W/DOCK
TWo etorJ a .... ......, 2~ ...._ In •
41•1•1 looetlon. OrMntt.11 •le•• •H
...... prlood In • wlllitrfront wualltJ
wlttt ltoet dook. Good ••••"'•••• ..............
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-... -1&18 •••• .,., =t comfort in this spacious
level 4 BR -fam nn home.
LI expandable lot already
lncludee pool-spa-paddle tennis
court -dininl terrace & play
yard. Vlewl Priced to sell -land included. $759,000 Donna
Godahall. 644-6200 (J52)
P&llU•ll HHI YllW Cameo
Shor9I So. of PCH. 3 BR +
lovely fam nn. See Catalina,
..WX.tm & au.eta. Just reduced
to $885,000 Fee land! Darlene
Herman 752-1414 (J53)
..,. • .._ ._ Just Bte1J9
away from the S. Bayfront ia um channinc linaJe tam. home
w /rental unit above garage.
Pride of ownership, gli1teru
t=hout. Gives thl1 home a plon. U.ed brick facade
exterior, bay window, 1pa &
ideal location. Attractive
ftnandna too. '4J39,000. Lorraine
Jedmon 651-8700 (JM)
...... mam Beautifully
deoonted 2 BR, den "Miramar"
Plan ls the ulthnate in design &
livability! Great for
entertaining, dining & relaxing
eleaant Uvtna room, gourmet
kitchen, and panoramic vie~
Pr1ced for a fast sale $500,000.
Anita Jhdahaw 152-1414 (J55)
WALi Tl PllHYI llHI Thia
c:unm heme bM recently been
renovated by owner and ii the
ie.t expenllve home available
in this excluliv~ area of Dover
Shore•. Seller i1 hi&hly
motivated. $415,000. Duffy
Riebe 551-8700 (J56)
-.. mu -•111111 Atttntton Deconton! Thia
luxurioua 4 BR tri-level home
needl your creative decorating.
Formal llvin& area w/vaulted
ceilinp. Afford great privacy.
Secluded park-like garden.
Seller hiehlY motivated $369,500
LB. Belle Partch 644--6200 (J57)
*• .... -wm,.. Thia 3 BR home offers a
ap9doul, u,ht & airy feelln&
w/IC bedrooms & plenty of
IJton&'e. '1be yard la very private W/la pool. B8Q & cabana. Good
finandna la available. $249,500.
BW Wedinore $51-8700 (J58)
-..... Monaco with additional roam. One story 3 BR
plus den on la corner lot.
Beautiful condition. La patio
w/room for pool. Good
flmnrl"I· f199,000 LH. Barbara c.aMIWl MUW (J59)
LlllLI -I IMIT LlllL Thia oomblnatlon in today'• market
mall" tbJ1 home the finest.
0-,lrtely remodeled kitchen,
new o•rpet & land1capln1.
flreplace. Thia 4BR home i1 -offlftcJ a\ '142.~ w/a la lat.
Owner will carry 2nd. Martt
. l:l1lott 551-8'100 (J80)
mt $' ........ Cute 2
BR. 1 M BA &vine home located tn • tnnql.ld CIOllllDUDlty. Enjoy •
.......... kitchen private petio.
near new carpet. Priced at
t12t,900. llot• Gammon
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Two Story Nantucliet 6 Br with
beautiful Sumet pool lined with 14,000
red brick•. THtefully decorated
throughout wlth wallpapers and
1hutten. Showa like a model home!
Many up,radea. Seller will finance.
Submit down. $780,000 lncl. Land.
1-.T II• • UI Tl W. lllHU Channin8 4 Br. & large family room. 2
brick fireplaces, country kitchen. quiet
l'Htdenttat area in modem tract b
Buccola. Long term seller financing. 10%
dn. $229,000 incl. land. Move ~pt. 1.
.-wnr•Lt llllTAll
Quiet, park like eetting. Rm for paddle
tennis and pool. Great for orchard. Cul
de sac st 3 bdnna, tam nn. $379,500.
1211 m WOT, -IPll Ill 1·1
-121 .. -YllW flD Ea.rthtonea throuabout. 4 br, 2 ~ ba,
.family room d1nini room. 2,378 11q.tt.
View of Pavilion, night lights &
Catalina .
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PllYl11 PID m fl.Ill * 11 t I J ti ~ Spaciou1 baytront home for a a 11 I I I I I 0 *
growing family. 4 bdrml., family ........ *
rm. loimal ~aiad even a
workahop. Large bayaide patio-all Prtme location OY91'Jooldnc the *
ln brick. Cheerful bayvtew kitchen i 8th peen of Pf OOW'le. Custom * with adjoining eating area. A built by owner/builder for hil ,..,__
terrific bayfront value at $985,000 own personal reaidence. 6 ~
L .H. bedrooms, 8 ~ baths. Ele1ant ,..,__ ~muter 1uite. Abundant with l:
fine marble and wood paneling. ~
Air conditioned. Refriaerated * wine room. Billiard rm. Family ,..,__ Jt-rm. Truly a mut.erptece fot the ~
17141 6 73-4400
12131 621-ZUI
Tiw Hnor Arte'• L..ptt
bt.W~ I•~& .. Ca ... -t' *~~~r,;;. =~ lt ftnanctq available. ~ * F« appt to -call: * lt Wlalf L T&ft.9 ~ ~ ....... ,. *
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Extr• wl"9 lot ptue pool. 3 bdrm, 3
b•the, f•buloue decor. A11umable
tlnan~ng. 11595,500. •un• . Spilt level oondo With great golf courM
view. Poof, epa, tennle. Veicant. Owner •
Wiii oon1lder taking In MBZ ·~ SL or
power bo•t a• part down. Good
ueumabte loan. Open Sund•y 1-5. 25
Canyon letand Drive . ................ ......
$300,000 pre-uranged financing
avatlable.for this choice corner location
near bay, beach and ctubhou1e
actlvltlee. Thia 3 Bdrm, 3 bath home 11
on a wl<M lot. $387 ,592.
... 111' OlllT
Priced to aell In tht• market. An
exceptional townhouae, 2 Bdrm plu1
den plu1 retreat plu1 office or eewlng
room. Parquet ftoortng In entry and
dining room. Ctose to j)OOI, tennl1 and
l>eaeh. $189.~.
• UMllU
New French Normandy, 4 Bdrm plu1
den, French door1 lead to a charming
brick patio. Stained gtaas/wOOd plus 2
fireplaces. Large aundeck off upstairs
bdrms. A must to aee. S595,000.
Celebrity Villa
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Featured in the July Issue of
OC HOME AID llRDEI llllZllE
Reach out and touch the stare! Perched h11h on the cre•t of a forest-like
hill, this spectacular settin1 could be a proper place for an ea1le's nest!
Inetead, it is the perfect site for a-villa that ml1ht well be out of a •tory
book.
This charmiu-g and deU1htful country home la a ma1terpiece of
per(ectlon in its authenticity of an era in hl1tory known for gracious
living. Panoramic view• from row1 of French window• are portraits of
real life mural• of. di1tant 1now-capped mountaina, a billion city llght1,
hilltops and treetops ... a daily 1.,.ctacle for aomeone fortunate enough
to own,thi1 incomparable home an• 1ettias.
Almost 5,000 square feet of llvinl 1pace, on a maplftcent full acre, with
full grown pines, eucalyptua, and an orchard with ·dosea1 of trait tree•,
roae 1arden1, aad enhanced by a 1parlillil1 ~l and apa with never
endinl view•.
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I llDAOOM **'~ EtMrtlld IQ, Ugunl Bch 494-1171 ly eppt onty Sun 2..e
SH Emerald Bay, Laauna Beech
• 494-1177 By Appf Only Sun 2-8
1973 Vllta dtf Oro, lkdfa, Npt Bch
He-8058 *308,000 Oally 1-5
117 Marine Ave., Balboa llland, NB
873-8800 '272,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
241 Btoedwtly, Cotta Meea
759-9100 $169,000
24721 LI er ..... Oana Point
Sun 1-5
497-3511 $139.~ Sat/Sun 1-5
100 Udo Pn Dr.#, Npt 8ch
875-7383 $57,500
2308 CU1T Dr, (Nwpt Hgtt) NB
842-5200 8391,500
Sun 11-5
Sun 1-5 1
B-77 Sur111de Colony, Surfllde
(213) 592-2977 $315,000 Sun 1-7
204 Opel, Balboa ll&Md, NB
873-6900 $289,000 Sun 1-5
2 M plua 'All RM M DIEN
1577 E. Ocean. Penlnaula Point. NB
631-1400 $:W4,500 Sun 1-5
2721 Bay9hore Dr, BayahOree, NB
844-9060 S510,000 Sun 2-5
10 Morning Sun, (Trtlrk Rdg) Irv
&W-6259 $310,000 Sun 1-5
2011 Wettwtnd, Cotti Mela
979-0139 $145,000 Sun 1-5
4521 Tremont.z.9ameo Sht'a, CdM
844-9060 -495,000 Sun 1-5
430 Emerald Bay, LAguna Beectl
494-1177 By Appt Only Sun 2-6
* 19 Curi Dr., Jumlne Crk, VU, CdM
640-1515 $438,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
7 Lag9 Sud, Rancho San Joequln, Irv.
759-1501 $175,000 Sun 1-5
3 IE>ROOM
587 Bay St. (Weettlde) Costa Meea
759-9100 $111,900 Sat 1--4
7752 Seabreeze Dr, Seaalde VIII, HB
980-9338 $285,000 Sun Noon-5
502 "I" St., Penln Point, NB
631-1400 $438,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1536 Serenade Terr., Irv. Terr, NB
831-1400 $290,000 Sat 1-5
801 Gary Pl., Newport Hetghta, NB
845-6289 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1016 Dowr Dr., WMt.cflff, NB
631-7300 $255,000 Sun 1-5
*380 VlltenoYa Rd., Costa Meea
841--4785 $135,700 Sat/Sun 1-6 •
1985 San Remo (Temple His) LB.
494-1177 Sat 2-e
B-83 Surt.kM Colony
213/592-3158 $439,000 Sun 3-7
*1974 Port L.ockltelgh (HrtN'VU) NB
844-2573 $249,000 Sun 1-6
314 Martaold, Corona del Mar, NB
831-14l>O $889,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
8G4 Emerald Bay. Laguna Berd'I
494-1177 By Appt Only Sun 2..e
1227 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach
494-1177 By Appt Only Sun 2-6
2 Emerald Bay, Laguna Berd'I
494-11 n By Appt Only Sun 2-e
2912 Broad St., Nwpt Hgta
845-1446 &tt!Sun 1:30-5:30
4601 Camden Corona del Mar
759-1221 $895,000 Sun 12-5
1508 W. Oceanfront, N.B.
537-1350 $400,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*3225 Dakota. Cotta Meea 545-9904 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1--4
113 Via Ravenna (Udo. Isle) NB
673-7300 $355,000 Sun 1-5
1911 Court St. (Balboa Penln) NB
673-7300 (new) Sat/Sun 1-5
204 Via Eboll (Udo Isle) NB
673-7300 $595,500 Sat/Sun 2-5
274 22nd Street, Cotta Mesa 846-7171 S199,500 Sun 1-5
2073 Monrovia, Cotti Mesa
546-2313 $103,500 Sattpun 12-5
5041 Pueo de Vega, Turtlerock, Irv
760-1900 $159,900 Sun 12--4
325 Rocheeter, (E/Side) CM
548-3350 $145,000 Sun 1-5
2647 Westminster Pt, (E/Slde) CM
S48-3350 $140,000 Sun 1-5
•2011 Weetwlnd, Santa Ana
979-0138 $145,000
618 Hamilton, Coeta Meea
548-2313 $142,400
278 Virginia, Coe1a Meea 983-4f787 $143,000
10101 Cliff, Huntington Bch
883-6717 $157,600
Sun 1-5
Sun 1--4
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-4
, .... ,All.O#DmN
*2320 LaUndl Pt. (Bade Bay) NB
549-1400 ~.950 Sun 1-6
• 123 Via Genoe)Udo ..... Npt Sch
875-tn1 '380.000 Sun 1-5
*1087 Gten ClfQe. ('It/Side) Cotta MeM
76t-9100 $229,000 Sun 1-8
2 ()tympla. Herttaae Park, trvtne
7S9-1501 a130,800 Sun 1-15
•1883 8rMmer W~. Npt Bott
842..e23& 9434.&00
8un 1-8
DIRECTORY ................... , ... ,.. .. ----c ............................. l.t.4 Me9w
:: ~ :.:::-' ... ~y ............... -. la~ DAILY PM.OT WANT AOI. ,..,_ •. t~~ I fer .. W,.... _ ~ te ht -le .............. ll:h ......... le l .... y
* 1087 Glen Clrde (W.alde) C.M.
759-9100 $229,000 Sun 1-6
1118 Somer..i I.Me. W•tellff, NB .~1-7300 $475,000 SaUSun 1-5
1211 Klnga Road, Cliff Haven, NB
631-7300 1395,000 Sun 1-5
1637 Commodore Road, Baycreet, NB
631-7300 $299,000 Sun 1-5
**38 8eloo. Cowee, N9wport Bch
675-7080 $569,000 Sun 1:30-4
1218 Key WMt (Hrbr Vu Hla) CdM
644-4810 1379,500-fee Sun 1-5
1301 Dolphin Terrace, Irv Terr, NB
631-7300 $1,050,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1930 Port Bristol Clre .• HVH, NB
631-7300 $288,500 Sun 1-5
2405 Cllff Dr .• Newport Hetghta, NB
631-1400 $820,000 Sun 1-4
512 Rockford Pt., Cameo Hghlnda, CdM
631-7300 $199,900 Sat t-5
A-80 Surfside Colony
213/592-3156 $950,000 Sun 3-7
11iK13 Yacht Colina, Newport Beact:
844-1017 $485,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
34 7 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach
494-1177 By Appt Only Sun 2-6
140 Jumlne Creek (Jaamn Ck) CdM
675-6000 $355,000 Sun 1-5
1718 Port Westboume Pl., HVH, NB
769-1501 $223,950 Sat/Sun 1-5
124 Via Ithaca (Udo Isle) NB
675-4582 $$46,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
108 Turquol9e1 _Balboa Island, NB
673-6800 ~95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**807 Bayside Dr, Promon Point, NB
631-1400 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
#5 Jumlne Creek (Jumn Ck) CdM
552-2000 $440,000 Sun 2-5
11iK17 Tradewtnds, Baycreat, NB
844-8060 $325,000 Sun 1-5
501 ~. Nwp1 Hgta, N.B. 54&-2U1 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1--4
1721 Kings Rd .• Cliff Haven, N.B.
759-1501 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
22N Redlandt (Back S.y) NB
831-1861 $250,000 Sat/Sun 11-5
25 Rustling Wind, Turtlerodt, Irv
759-1501 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2011 Paloma, E!Side, Coeta Mesa
846-9498 $199,500 Dally 1-5
•1901 Galatea (Irv Terr) CdM
673-7761 $795,000-fee Sun 1-5
4511 Carn1'en (Cameo Shra) CdM
673-7761 $885.000-fee Sun 1-5
321 Kings Rd. (Clfhvn) NB
673-7300 $882,500 Sun 1-5
*1472 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, NB
842-2510 $739,000-fee Sat/Sun 1-5
1515 Cumberland (Weetcllff) NE
540-1151 $240,000 Sat/Sun 1--4
2626 Riverside (E/Slde) CM
842-6388 $126,900 SaVSun 1-5
*3485 Fuc::hala (Greenbrk) CM
546-2313 $185,900 Sa 12:30/Su 1--4
#3 St Tropez, Harbor Ridge, NB
8«-4455 $649,000 Sun 12-4
116 Via Quito, Newport Beech
846-7171 $299,500 Sun 1-6
**301 No. Star Ln (Dover Shra) NB
842-5200 $525,000-UH Sun 1-5
1607 Cornwall (Westclf) NB
842-5200 $289,500 Sun 1-5
2811 Clrcfe Dr., Bayshorea, NB
845-6218 $299,500-L.H. Sun 1-4
4 llEDROOll
**748 Via Udo Notd (Udo) NB 844-9080 Sun 1-5
242 Poppy, Corona de! Mar
759-1221 $910,000 Sun 1-5
**2804 w. Oceanfront. Penln Pt, NB
631-1400 $750~ Sun 1-5
222 via Palermo (Udo) NB
673-7300 $389,000 Sun 1-4
5'16.C«lter, Laguna a.ch
494-6411 Sat
780 Via Udo Sud. N9w1)0rt Beach
673-4208 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
Sun 1-6
Sun 1·5
Sun 1-5
..
CM plut PAii RM M O.N
817 em.t'lld Bay, Laguna Beech
494-11n By Appt Only Sun 2-6
714 Emerald Bay. Laguna 8eeef'I
494-11n By Appt Only Sun 2-6
1715 Labrador Dr., M ... Verde, CM
631·7300 $134,800 Sat 1-5
114 Yla Eneu9no (Mar Pt) San Clem
759-9100 $87S,ooo Sat 1-5
*10521 Newpof1 Ave., No. Tustin
759-9100 $275,000 Sun 1-5
* 1944 Aamlngo (M ... Verde) CM
631-7300 $270,000 Sun 1-5
*1412 Santiago, Npt Beach 631-1268 $318,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1251 Surftlne Way, HVH, CdM
644-4910 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2220 Waterfront Dr., CdM
673-1141 $549,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*4626 eoxbury, Cameo Shra, Npt Bch
875-5030 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
8 Rue VUlara, Big Canyon, NB
640-8137 S7'15,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 Rue Fontaine, Big canyon, NB
644-9060 $860,1>00 Sun 1-5
1530 Anita Ln., Harbor Hghlnda, NB
631-7300 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**542 Harbor ltl Dr.(Prom. Bay)NB
759-9100 $1,400,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1244 Potam Dr., Dover Shor•. NB
631-7300 $885,000 Sun 1-5
12 Rue Verte, Big Cenyon, NB
631-7300 $850,000 Sun 1-5
11 Carmel Bay Dr., Spyglass Hiii, NB
631-7300 '825,000 Sun 1-5
2811 Lorenza (Meu del Mar)
631-7370 $139,000 Sun 12-5
**25 Warmtprfnga (Wdbrg) Irv.
751-3191 $339,960 Sun 1-5
1924 Port Weybttdge Pl, HVH, NB
759-1501 t279,b00 Sat/Sun 1-5
20182 Kttne, Santa Ana Hgta.
754-7855 S185,000 Sun 1-4
1255 Somet'Mt (Baycrest) NB
631-7370 $385,000 Sun 1-5
2742 Clbola, Meet del Mar, C.M.
673-3683 $138,900 Sun 12-5
3202 Delawwe Pt., Meea Verde, CM
545-9258 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1749 Port Henley Cir., HVHomea, NB
844-9060 $305,000 Sun 1-5
210 Via San Remo, Udo Isle, NB
675-3048/673-2556 Sat/Sun 1-5
9451 GateahMd, Huntlnqton Bch
963-6767 $329,000 Sa 1-5/Su 1~
978 Sandeutle (HVH) CdM
675-6000 $295,000-UH Sat/Sun 1-5
*2706 LlghthOUM Ln (HVHla) CdM
675-6000 $465,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
222 Via Koron (Udo Isle) NB
842-5200 $839,500 Sun 1-5
2•12 Cliff Dr., Newport Hg.hts, NB
845-7189 $598,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1132 Ebbtide, Hrt>r View Hiiia, NB
760-1900 $695,000 Sun 2-5
* 1M8 Port ChelMe, Newport Bch
646-7171 $330,000 Sa 12-3/Su 1-4
1441 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shra, N.B.
548-5647 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 M plua ,All RM or DIN
**542 Harbor 181 Dr, (Prom Bay), Npt Bch
759-9100 $1,400,000 Sun 1-5
*10521 Newport Ave. No Tustin 759-8100 $275,000 Sun 1-5
2032 Swan Dr,(~ Verde) CM
631-1288 $205,000 Sun 1-4
421 Pirate Rd, Ctlffhaven, Npt Bch
631-1400 $249,500 Sun 1-5
**1008 W. Bay Ave, Penln Pt, NB
844-9080 tt&o,000 Sun 1-5
4931 LOf1ann, CalHomla Homea, Irvine
759-1501 S142,500 Sun 1-4
1828 Tr9CMwtnd8, (&ycm) Npt Bch
842-8235 $390,000 Sun 2-5
**2618 Baythore Dr. ~. NB ~9080 $1,750,000 Fee Sun 2-5
2227 Atbutua, (E!Bluff) NB
644-8200 '289,500 Sun 1:30-5
2907 EkHlya, (E/Bklff) NB
842-6235 '320,000 Sun 1-5
14 Morro Bay Corona del Mar
552-1114 *6ts.ooo sun 1-5
*2409 Tuatln, (!MtalcM) CM 846-0303 '2et,500 Sun 1-5
I 9DMOM
**415/1414 E. Mboa. P9nln Pt, NB
844 eoeo $1,800,000 Sun 2-5
17' 1 Port 8Nftlekt C:O.VHmt) NB
844-90IO -..o. 1-Sun 1-5
1eoe Galaxy 0r. <Dvr ah,.> N.e.
831·1288 81t18un 1·8
**2500 BeythOre Dr .. Bayehor ... NB
631·7300 t1,850,000 Sun 1-5
5 Point Loma (8pygl ... ) CdM
875-8000 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*2406 Ftancttco, Npt Boh
673-7771 $378,000 Sun 1~ * 12 Trafalgar (Hrbr Rdg) NB
&75.8170 $2.5 mllllon Sat/Sun 1-5
*3 Muir Beach (Spygla) NB
875-6e70 $2,285,000 Sun 1-5
5 Twin Lake Clrcte, Spyglaaa, CdM
644-1394 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
121 Via Flrenze, N.wport Bch
6«-9060 $660,000 Sun 1-5
*#Winged Foot Ln (Big Cyn) NB
673-7300 $975,000 Sun 12-5
1•941 Rancho Cr., Irvine
979-5370 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
35 Rldgellne Or. Hrbr Ridge, NS
760-1900 $2,650,000 Sun 2-6
1818 Tanager, (Mesa Verde) CM
546-2313 $260,000 Sun 1-4
I BR plua FAii RM or DEN
575 Windsor, Laguna Beach
•9•-1177 Sun 2-6
**115 Harbor Island Road, N.B.
631-7300 $1 ,500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*1848 Newport Hiiia Dr. E. HVH, NB
6«-872ti $495,000 Dally 1-5
32 Mlulon Bay Or., Spyglaaa, CdM
760-1900 $81!5,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
7 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
1760 Port Manlelgh, Hrb Vu Homes
644-4337 $450,000 By Appt
* 1406 Lincoln Ln., Dover Shores, NB
213/289-7726 $598,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 •DROOM *300 Cagney Ln #107, Veraallles, NB
631-2918 $120,000 Open Sun 11-6
1 M ..... 1 llA plue DeN
# 10 Segura. Irvine
673-6900 $145,000 Sa1 1-5
2 IE>ROOM
100 Scholz Plaza PH 10, Veraalllee, NB
631-7300 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1736 Westcllff Dr. #6 w .. tctlff NB
631 -7300 $119,000 Sat 1·5
•25 canyon Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB
673-7300 $265,000 Sun 1-5
101 Scholz Pla:za(122)Veraalllea,NB
5-48-9955 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 Seealde Dr., Seewtnd, N.B. •
675-8876 $139,000 Set/Sun 1-5
1095 Sea Terrace,.Co.ta Meaa
845-0303 $144,900 • Sun 1-4
...... DeN
38 Coventry, Harbor Ridge, Nwpt Bch
644-8060 $425,000 Sun 1-5
209-18th St., Balboa Penln, NB
631-1400 $318,000 SaVSun 1-5
#4 Sea~ Or., Seawlnd, N.B.
675-8678 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
I BEDROOM
2237 Vista Hoger, Bluffa, NB
759-1877 $175,000 · Sun 1-5
I 8R plue FAii RM M DEN
#7 Rue Vlllart (Big Cyn) NB
759-9100 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2842 Vla1a Ornada (BkJtf9) Nprt Bctl
759-9100 $2~.500 Sat 1-5
23 Rocky Knoll, TurtleRck Vlata, Irv
631-7300 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2845 Vista Omada, Npt Bc:h
840-0020 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*13 Valley View, Turtlerodc, Irv
760-3848 $255,000 Open Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
S BR plua FAM Ml °' DEN
10178 Durango, River Crt. Ftn Vty
675-1771 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
616 Martgold, Corona del Mar
675-5511 $370,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
1 BA plua ,AM Ml or DeN
300 E. COU1 Hwy Unit 113, N.B.
675-3347 $60,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
I BEDROOM
*700 Udo Prk Dr. #14(cannaryVlg)NB
631-1400 $41,500 Sat Mi
DUPCEXES
FOR SALE
2-2NDROOM
221 Pearl, Balboa laland, N8
673-6900 $360,000 Sun 1-5
2001 Kings Rd., Newport Hghtt..1, NB
631-1400 $399,500 ~It/Sun 1-5 ..
ft7-127'A A:..:.~ i!."'
6715--4822 1895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1510 Abalone fSt, BalbOa 1"8nd, NB
673-6900 $535,000 sun 1-6
•
T HE REAL
ESTAT&:RS •tm-•1111 ••••••• ....
OnlY tao.000 dwn can bllY tnll ~ up-"**' I ldtm I <*:, I le I 2 ow 9"199· ll'en-
oramlo vi•••· comm. pool. hlow matht 9t l1H,OOO. Call Ol•n
~ ...... ••
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LIW llWIJ
Arid loW prtoa ,,.. tnll
2 Bdrm 1 ~ be oondO a
marvalou• buyl 10"'
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1m•t•11 IPUTIOIUll
2 yra o6d w/3200 1.f. Of
•P•cttcular llvlng & ent~ deltM. • e. droom 1ulta1 w /
adjoini ng 8ath1, I
cu1tom flraplaoe1, 2
<ladle w/wa, fcwmal cM--nlng, Hparate famlly
room, co4ntry kitchen
w/eet-ln nook. '435.000.
AHuma 1225,000 at
13%. 8eelng .. ~
c:lng.
Don't delay. call Olene
lodeyl
Dllllia~ a~'1:io
llllT 2 ITNY
llEllOD
lo11ety upgraded Mata
Verd• home, prim•
corner lot. located In
qw.t area. LMge famlly
room. huge room•
throuout. Beautiful groundl. cov.red patio. Excellent flnendng wtttl
owner cerrylng. Call
646-2313
11!1Rt1'
Sl2• Pl/le.
buys ttlll 2 °' 3 bedroonf f amlty home W/countf'1"
atylied kitchen eccen1ed
by a rock ftraptace &
custom ca~ RV ao--
~ 1 111,900. Call me
lOMel
Diana Pletenpol·
" 5
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Seller .. c:eny belerloe
11 1at TO loen at 1~ for
10 yeen. Pr1vat• bMd\.
llt• & ~ comtortatl6e
home. 3 lerva bedroonW
& den, 2 batha, ftrac*a
and much mC>fel Sset.
000. Owner/agent.
813-1187 °' 87&-1080.
102" wamF111t
112 " boat dock. 5 Bdrm. 2 bath hOUM at 1945,
000. L•H than 10%
down.
111-1711
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(or Verd ..... ll.e.te ..... eto.)
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days for maximum exposure). If you
pay for yO\Ar ad In advance we'll run It 3
days and only charge you for 21
2. Get your FREE Garage Sale 8'gn1 (all
you have to do la COtM In to the Dally
Piiot & pay for your ad In advanoe -
we wtll give you two 11 x 17 Sign• -
FREE of charge).
3. Price ~ piece ~f '!*'chandlN.,
4 . Have plenty oi change on nano
t(nlckets, dimes, quartera, halve&,
.one and five dollar bills).
5. Relax, have fun, and count your money
at the end of the day.
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Aeelty ar~"11. 9rtind Ntw 4 bclnn~ flAU\ 114 !OM. nova Rd. Call Dave, tehe. Miidred 642-eHI
ot a kind" CMtom llJ •1 .. 11 .. •l'lll•m .. lltr, owner/bkr, at •U.tM•OLD Oam•o .... ~, •• OCHn '1exlblt terme. $98,000 ••• _, . 720-2629/141 .. 186 mfl ... -•••L"" vtw, • ldf. c1en. e a., 2 -GrMt a BR 2'"" .... 2 NVa•TM•Nff w.tbwt, POOi. Jae,, 1rg 4114 OOM'L.ANO IH=:• Co1ta MHa, 1~~!!~!!~~ ..... llYI g•flOll· ~ ;jff ~ ~13 ,.....,,~ ••• ,,.,. w•bo. :i Owner. Cameo .::1c; 3 plue den. 127• ""'*' apprelul. Tiil AIYllTAll SHARP 2 "2ba condo. w/mfnlrnum ctown. 11111,
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beeetll Out• ltt1te 2 br ..... • UC. Mtfr Bdr IMtur• .. " fbl4 rlllt I .... ,., , ...
llOUM • 1196,000. IMt Thie 2 bdrm nom. on Ff. doore leadlng to huge ....... ti 1 llt. •••••••••••••••••••":.':I
buy on metket. 1.ellner large A-2 lot. Plane In-POOi & patio, formal ell-..... 1141-New cu1tom bH home,
Inv e I Im en t 0 or p . ctudecl. Owner ftnanced, nlng ~den, frplc, & lrg C I a • 38r, 28a, 4 level1, 2 549-9213. 12111,ISOO MIU flnenclng.lfe •I .,7.,.1111 or ev11 frplc1. oon view.
ULI l~~-~~·a.~~~-~TON~~ but a few of the many 180-1756 tllk fOI' Pet.• 829-4719 or 773-940t IPYIUll R-2 l.ot, 1 bdrm iw-.. i: emenltlH. Offered at iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(~a~lt~tP~M~.:._:.~~=
Owner deepetete • ~ ~~.' ~1~to4~ Owner R .. dy to go. IT'S I 11UL 1:~·:091 ~~1!7~7J'J llllDllDI Modern 28r w/dramatlo
Sell Ihle Week. 4 bd. Southport. 15150,000. 11::.:>w n·-TWo ltory 3 BA condo, 2 1540-0312 for more d•-vaulled c1mno1. brick
1_154___;9,_ooo_. 1_1_3-_1_141 __ 1 8ro4'er -• _.r_ C8t garage, model con.-18118. Opn Sun 1_., 2293 f()Rf CLQstlf! ~~·3 n~L::•rn :•Y
Gary. 831-12M, A.gt.
IU Ml 1111,000 ~ ... , ... 1-1 Ill &om un dttlon. Exoellent termi. Waterman. ForcH HI• on 2400 pallo, 1139,15-:r. Wit~
........_ 1 ..a. • ltl-UM 1120,l500. ,_H_O_M_!_F-OR-SA_L_E-.... -,,.,,--'""·"· Mela Verde &tetel 12% Htumable flnan-so. of Hwy, R-2, 3 Br. •-... t • ..... 1111 3 .,, ,..., G I Wiii H remodel. I.Iv rm, din rm 844-13915, 780-1488 --------ner 8R. 2 BL teplfal• MA NIFICENT VIEW! 4 c1no. lam Oller
opn 10 pvt baokyerd. •--,._-------_-i MU I I~ ---II dining room, covered BR, 3 Ba, 2 ltoryt H Realtor 4i7·3511
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*FULL OC"'•N VU• peny. • aw. of grad-.. In llg .. t, .. ret1z ......., 3 ._. .......... 2•R ,. ..,. T1ytor CfOW & Co .., " .. ..,. .. , -·· _,,, 0 Like ~. 3 Bdr 2 Ba. FAST SALE! 11",960 • II IOWI !! 13.5~ IOAI\ Jaemlne Cr ··2·-142'3 & .... '"17'9 colofl. Agent • .,., 2be condo ..... 2 car flm r a t SUBMIT ·NY OFFERI Owner agt 640-11515 '" '"....,. wknd• ••4-8087 or oar and yard•. Both "'-··tlmlul, .~ ".!._.911t rH. Cell futl e'ta-2ese View of the ocean and 640-7217. bdnneare"'81tereutt.. .,_, """"-nenan-• -walk to lhe 1and. ..._.. YM T 14800 total down. 11215 °' yard. •189•600· 242 ~ 2 1 3 / 3 3 3 -3 8 4 e a tr8I ... 1BUll C#tl .,,, JIU total peyment. Hurry on E. 22nd SI. 931 -0055 213/902-12911
Home+Gueet+tncome 11•-... •••••••••••••••••••••• thl1 D• 1 850·19' 711 owe 11t -Flex. Tetmt .. ..,... . y -' ·~~lllr SY OWNER 4 BR 4 Ba 509 Ac.cta CdM nr bctl IPll UTI• 1-1 w k n d • 1 2 -15 P m • ft~ SpotleM Vacant Duplex M • 2 STORY 548-31179 hme, approx 2900 IQ.It. Huge &br/ab.+3br/Sba 1 l•llM VI aM, .... Nr MHdowlark Golf
4.oK own/bkr .... 1,...... FIRST TIME OFFERED: C()l.NlllL ,!-!_~I ..... ~ ,ft, ~~~~ii:iii:i~ Courie. &236.000 \erma. ......... .,_ Thie neet 3BR 2ba with Ul1lft .,,., ..... _ ·-..,...._ We Wiii guarani• to buy
GrMI loc:allon, ~no. over 1800 lq " with lo-Baell Bay view 4 BR, den llexlble. Birr 531-1453 9 5% beet! at lame price In 3
OMc:tl, poo1, tenni.. _... V9f>' ~tio. llOd gerdena. p1ua poo1~0nfx 12et.1SOO. Huny111 EMtllde c:Nrmar. soa.ooo ., ·1M2 Pm mo. ...., ...,.,lteJ yra. Me-0450
3BR, 2t,\Be townflOll• Owner wtll ftnanCI IUb-Hurry! 3 BR 2 Ba. fi>'C, lg9 yerd. Full price 198.000. 3 Very anlCJOu• '°' qUlctl II.Ill " MUI
Galed MCUrfty, you own ltantlal 11t TO at 12% Int 645 O Ol L~ -·-a""-..... r••e. bd 1 .... d •ale IO with only 10% lhe i.nd. Auume 12% • 7 yt term . A leaMhold ~ _,,_.,.. "" .. rm, emft, room, en. down 11'1 oufl. 3 b•· 1700 •II home In H.B. No
lntarMt loan. 1239,000. •late. Priced to Mii In ........... :J:~~OS:y 0WNner. !~:~~~~via. RITA, droom. IMng room and money down on OUI' un. By owner {714) 7to-3975 f•. • · DO _...,. ____ . ---nr991aoe. In Immaculate lque lhere appreciation
Cecllllaca to Oo-Cer11
Whatever lhe Fad
Roll 'em off the market
With a Clasalfled Ad
Call Nowt M2-5978
IM-1111 I -I I Ill.Pl FNl-l condition. Greet loc:etlon financing. Call Geo.
38r • • •Y 1111 Mllllll and Ju1t right for the Brooka. 7141"1·555e
/Jn ~IGEL
UAILl Y &
A~SU(I Al ES
• 18a & 18r, 18a In-,._ n eutte, newly remoct. W/SIOE BLUFFS-VU enterlelner. 1109,500. OPEN HOUSE Exec 3 er.
led, flexlble term1. $129, 28R/2BA-FPLC-8LTN8 979-2390 2'h Ba. Condo. 2 1tory,
800. Or try ..... option. Aeeume Loene-Condo large yerd with epa. pt<>-
By owner. 946-2798 752.1120tM2-7904 ...... lfrhlp Ottl· feaalonelly decorated. ff Open Sun. 77152 SH·
• Super loc:atlon doM 10 breeze Or, 1 block to
ahopplng and tranapor-bMCh In Seulde VIiiage.
tatlon. 2 bedroom1, 21_eeo-_9_338 ____ _
beth•, llreplece, den. Bu"81M
Beeutllul decor thr -BM#u l'4J
hOut. Large ~ end ••••••••••••••••••••••
unit, loll of prlvecy. -llllllT
St34,800. 979-2390 3 BR luxury lown.'lome
on "Lagoon" cloae 10 ltlltr luilW beech. IMllllonl ~ Flll••llll bore. Miler otferfng 10%
Quick ael• nffded on nnanang. 1259.500.
thl1 lovely large 3 ti. 414-lll 1
dToom plua bonua room, .. ....,_.. U
den could be bedroom -------No. 4. 2'At belhl. cio.. 101nbH IHI s.c. Plaza. Large yard ••••••••••••••••••••••
end all landeceped. llUD ft1 1155,000. 979-2390 UllY
.OCIAN VllW * ILKS TO llACH• • 11.25 3 FINANCING.
HAllOI YllW HOMI
370,lt.f:oL PQ,000
Anume the 111 Truat
Deed w/36K dwn. S... wtll C#r)' the ,._ No
quallfYlng, You ~It
w/11% efl9ctlV9 ""--'·
123 PINANCING AVAILAILI •••
when you take over exisUng Joan on th1a stunning HARBOR
VIEW HILLS Home. Totally remodeled featuring beautiful
master suite, gourmet kitchen. & huge Jot. Only $259,000 &
owner will assist with financing. 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport
Beach. 759-1501 or 752-737~.
Sensational MONACO model on FEE land with large assumable
loan!! Featuring 3 br, home warranty & LOW PRICE. Only
$223,950. 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach. 759-1501 or
752-7373.
*Piii llNT * *OCEAN VIEW*
Choice 4hr executive ranch' style ~-1n prime TURTLEROCK *STEPS TO l~ACH,+
location! •1,200/mo rent all applies towards purchue in 6 months. Sensational Beach cottage with 12% a.ssumab1e financing for only Laqe, low intelT'el\ ••nmable loan. formal dining, frp]c, and FEE LAND. 2670 San Miguel 714/759-150l or 7141752_7373 $165,000. 2670 San Miguel Dr .. Newport Beach. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
*203 DOWN* HARBOR YllW HOMES
*IAYCllST AllA flXll* *SEAWlND+ Huge executive ranch-style home featuring 4 br'a, family room. formal Lovely MONTEGO plan featuring 4 ':Brs, private location and
dining on cul-de-sac w /ro«n for R.V.'a. Only $235,000. 2670 San ~umable financing. Only $259,900!! 2670 San Miguel Dr .. Newport
Miguel Dr. 7141759-1501 or 7141752-7373 Beach. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
*$11,700 PllCI RiDUCTION* *103 DOWN*
*9% PINANCING •• •* *IAYCRIST ARE~ flXE.I*
When you takeover existing ht Trust Deed on this abeolutely beautiful Huge executive ranch-style home featunng 4 br s, family room, formal
PLAN 4 in HERITAGE PARK. 'This fonner model features 3 Br, 2~ dining on cul-de-sac w/room for R.V.'s. Only $235,000. 2670 San
Ba & extensive upgrading. Only $139,800!! 2670 San Miguel Dr., Miguel Dr. 7141759-1501 or 7141752-7373.
Newport Beach. 759-1501or752-7373 . * 103 DOWN*
* 121.4 % PINANCING* * 113 FINANCING*
HAllOI VllW HOMa · When you~eover existing T.O., owner will assist at 12% on this 3 Br
Gorgeous MONTEGO model featuring 4 hr, parquet entry, & FEE house on LAND in BACKBA Y AREA. Featuring hardwood floor
land. Priced at $279,000 with large 881WDable loan & teller 818isted and shingl roof. Only $135,000. 2670 San Miguel 759-1501 or
financing!! 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beech. 759-1501or752-7373. 752-7373.
* 10% 3 PINANCING* *PRICI REDUCTION*
*103 DOWN* +153 DOWN+
Brand new end unit featuring 2 mstr suit.es. 2 car garage & numerous Beautiful PLAN 1 in WOODBRIDGE LANDING located across street
upgrades. Owner wants to tell TODAY!! Bring checkbook & make from LA.KE #2. Features 3 br & formal dining. Owner assisted
offer. Only $149,950. 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach. 759-1501 or financing at 10%!!! Only $244,900 on FEE LAND. 2670 San Miguel Or ...
752-7373. $1,279 Pll -MONTH 'Newport Beach. 769-1501 or 752-7373.
*TUITLllOCK* •PRISTIGI COMMUNITY+
ii all you pay when you takeover exi.ltlna ht T.D. Spacioua 4 hr Gorgeous 3 br, 2 ih ·ba, 2 story home in JASMINE'CREEK.. Featuring
executive detached home. Featuring frml din. fmly rm & frp1c. Only guard gate, pools, tennis, clubhouae. Secluded location with custom
$212,000 FEE. 2670 San Mi8Uel Dr., Newport Beach. 769-1501 or upgrades including stained glass windows & carved doors. Flexible
752·7373. * 10" DOW~* financing tailored to your needs. 2670 San Miguel Or., Newport Beach. *' '" flNANCIN.G* 759-1501 or 752-7373.
When you takeover eldstinl TD., owner will am.tat l~ on this 3 Br *NIWPOIT llVllRA+ •
bowie on FEE LAND in BACKBA Y AREA. Fe.turing hardwood floor 3 br, 2 'A ba, family condo located on greenbel~f AtlSOC inclltdes pool,
and ahbllJe roof. Only •135,000. 2810 San Miguel 769-1501 or tennis & clubhouse. Priced right at $124,900. 2670 San Miguel Dr.,
752-7373. *$95,'°°* Newport Beach. 159-1501or757-7373.
Co.ta Mara. Spacious 3br deUChed home with W"P yard. Frelhly *PllCI RIDUCID*
painted. 2870 San Miguel Dr., Newport Be.ch. 769-1501or762.-7373. 1.753 ASSUMABLI LOAN
~ *OCIAN VllW* On this charming townhome in UNIVERSITY PARK TERRACE.
*lnPS TO llACM+ Freshly painted & ready for occupancy. Only $126,950 on FEE land.
Senational Beach oouaae with 1a ... ,mH>le fmanc:ina for only 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach. 759-1501 or 752-737$.
ttGl,000. 2870 San MJcuel Dr,...Newport8-:b.. 769-13<U or 762-7373. -#11,7.00 PllCI llDUCtlON*
HAllOI VllW HOMll *93 PINANaNG •• ·* *llAWIND+ . When you takeover exiatlng lat Trutt Deed on this at.olutely beauUful
Lovely MONTEGO pl~ featurtna 4 llra. private location and PLAN 4 in Hl!RITAGE PARK. 'nm former mOdel teaturee 3 Br, 2~ -rmea. tinm::ID1. Only $269,900U 2970 San Mi&ue1 Dr., N,wport Ba & •xtenllve_ UPlfadinc· Only tl39,80011 2670 San Mipel Dr.,
8-:h. '798-1001 er '16~73'1l. · · Newport Beach. 769·1001 or 752-7373.
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-.1HMM11it1 3 Bdrm 2~ ea Sundance tCW1rl1ome, form. dining.
greenhOUH Window I !===!!!~ lam rm, enc. pello w/ decorator tile. 1800 a.f.,
REAL ESTATE TAX IN-2'At Y'I new. 1165,000.
VESTMENT! $5000 Cell me lo Mel
ceahlll 1145,000 ahere Diena Ple1enpol-
purchue MINIMUM lax Volpe
deduction 1at. YM1 $10, 559-9-400
000. Owner (tnVMtor) wtU
aupply total down pay-
ment up to '40,000 In eqully. Share pwch ...
R&l/viPX
In new lu11urlou1 2·3 TURTLEROCK GlENN
Bdrm. 3 Ba. Condo, PRICE REDUCED
Cotta M.... Maximum TO 1324,000.
Int. ct.pre., apre. atruc-Appralled at 1355.000. lured for buyer, poalble Poellble 20% ...._ 4 ... 4-1 benefit. Phone ........ "'· 7 1 4 I 9 3 1 • 5 0 5 5, 2~Ba. fam rm, library, 2
714/M2·2000. cuatom brldl lrplca, AC, I~~~~;~;~ garden kitchen window, ponds & IPl1tlklerl. Very
lg 101. Owner/agl. .. ••Mt. 78&-0880 dya. 752-8589 Charming 48r & large ____ . -----
family room. Bric* n,. Trtlk 18971 Antioch. lkbx, place, ~try kitchen, 4 er. 2 ea. D.R.. F.R. w
qulel r11ldentlal atea. of Univ $200 000 15()
Long term Miier lln•n· ooo down, $ 150,000
cing. &229.000 Incl. land. A.l.T.D. 12% Int only for 5 .UU Piii RID yr1. Agent M1-5032
~ t~~~~ Brend New HomH &
by 253 Hanover L.OWMI Condoe, no money down price In area: Good whll1 they laat. (7 14)
loant. 546-9622 ~t.
MMl11 WllllllME ----
TAYLOH CO. ............. "
I L .. than 1 '1' old, highly
upgraded, bMut. ~ !~~~!!!!!!!!!!~~~ :.~~!:;
2'h &a. famlly ""· fOf'fMI dining. 12215,000 with hlQf'I a.um. lotn belen-
ce. By OWMr/bkr. Wiii
CCMIP· 7141551-0100
··=~ Adoubld,lr 1be'..,_~ home In lovely nelgtlbOr-
llood. Excel. flMltelnO .• ~able toane or new
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· 1100 18th St.
(Dover at 16th)
(714) 642-5t13
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room•, •"41 bvrnl"t t If, .._. "• .,... tM hOma. fJ"1f NltllN pro-NW .,. 380, 1100 or 1200 14' ft. =~'°'..:::'% cu~ f~aoh . r.Hlon•I women. lu• WtlMppolnled oftloo w/ OOlta MHa, Call for yerda&~::'* provl• • 7f1-olOI Nwpt vi.w. Apptox 1,000 ~ 87M20,, • 1=~-~~-.,,--.1 dell. IMN ot'lf .a. 1IW,•4. .,....., Ammato wantact llbatel IQ. ft. ApcJJOll 2800 eq ft 0""8
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-..--..-· •1 the Upper ._, f'tM1a •••kly 000/wHk. ~~ + ,.:. ~· Ou1tom decor, glHI 846-·ll+U
dflP91 n•Hr OCC. No llfl olubllOUM and llHlth IM-t0t1. Qlth•' r~I 1•"t...,.·l"IOnd'::e"·, lobby & 2 larg• •Ho. --------P .• t .. ~ 5 5 o / m o . •••••••• ..... •••••••••• ..,._ 1 tlnnAI oouru. 1 Ch· 1 .. .. , omoa., t15 IQ. ft .. ~ h-'--· l•---t..t'/ 1 .. 1.,.,..... 8l*'l<Jlno olMn 2 er. 2 pooee, oloaa to bllllnaM. ,..,,,_ ._...,,.... 551-t515 9Wl/Wknda. t•rm1, 8'1111. Im med. -.-, .. ~
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2 . gar_.. ep1, pet , pvt patio. '8215/mo. OM. _.l'V" .. ,._,...,., -"'· IAN~ I & c Br. woman to --· 2 Jamb«• l MltQArttlur, •••••••••••••••••••••• :: ::;'!·. ~:.:'::':: HMeOt1 ~nv~oc,.: A.VIII. now. WMlllY tt1N ::,"'.J ::o_:re;.New· lteGO/-. Gel-Kw 1t ... .,,
54&-9850. 1$ ·-IS-7-5/_m_o-.-N-1a-r-be_a_o_ll_,, lore': 1 & a bdrm *"'9 end IUmmtr • ...,,_?m. 752.•&444. 0-,,.,•lltt ""
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18r WI~ 1 blk from 1!/1ld• 1 Br. •mall but 6'~~133t ga..;g>.~· NCO. 11000 .... 2 ar. 2 la. Condo. NON·IMOKEA, .. 25·30 "" •m Children'• Book Sten oozy, lot1 of natural ' a.v.ttl ~end 1 Prlncovlll• araa. ,ur· 8HA 38A 21A wATIR· Ltg office IUlta. loceted In fMl~rowt~ 8add ...
8drm Ul'llta foat""9 flna nllhed fully ltqUlppod FRONT BAL ISL. MAV on NwPt l:i:t In hi-blCk v '-"· 1·1811
dNlonor furn1t11.r• and ..,,.,·golf OOOI ~ CON81DEA Fl!MALE rt. offlC» • w/tmall PLANTS, OIFTS. mall
acoallOflel. Mo\19 In to-8umrnor oi F .. rat. bY 900-2.471 ~ of biiy, or part loc:atlon, Pat C. McVuy &
Adultl, no pata. NOOmo. day Of' t-.voa for..,,.. w•ak or bl montll. lu "' .. fllf rrom 81,C& pr rt. 2 moa. AMoc. 75&-5700
531-838a mer montllt. 8marun 21a1m.t21 . • •• 11'! •••••••• !..... "-Nnt to quallfled t• PARTNER WANTED ...uTlll J~ ..._ Ad. P , ..... ..,.. t21120 a....,. f« rtnt. nant. c... ~ for BBQ ,..t. o,...t loc. 10K
l & 2 IJt. Otloounl on 9*1IOO A~Aey;"' pvt •ntry, 1torege or Info. 52C-7908, n e-1130
l>a. IQ pvt yd fpc 2 Oat IOfM mocMle. Pool, Spa, New 3 BA 2 IA homel _.., leO mo. 6'&-216e .... , ... tlv .• din .. ram. rma. WATIRFRONT HIOH --------1 nopet1saoO1~19 ' Oym , S1una, •to . LIDO BEAUTIFUL 2 ~r. OOOI ... bbq tttnlO' $5&prmo,gor199nr17tn -.&.1111'1 Join th• IHd•r In lh•
Sl?elmo, 11t & tut + RISE CONDO: 2 BR 21<'1 ...,_ · w..c>e19. hptc, :,auo. adult•. dally meld .. r'v. From St, CM. Joyce W1ltH, ;;;ma; location ::='1u::..~
d:.r.. •o Aldarwood. beth• aauna/pool 801 IMJ. ,. ., e.ald• cut• 1tudlo apt, 2 B ltb ., • b&I •10t0. 15-t368. aw nlaht. 031·.UOO G.-den ~ -apmie wat6r lrMt"*1t
I -0184 -lido.' Ith floor .. Cati ......... ffl............ ~'-:c~· 'j' .,.._ co~y~ ato~• 9f dltll: Spec. 3 BA 2k fPc, get, Palm lSprtnot AMot1 20>c32, near 19th & New· 900 ~~. arnenlUll 1y111m1 dHlar.'' Llc'd
38r, Sk Mt5 mo. End Ag9nt. Rita 152-5110 2 Br. 2 If•. dupl ... gl· w~ 831 'r2~ oyc• w11her, 8550/mo. b.adl 2 blk1, MOO yny. fW!tala, 213/81M208 port. 1150/mo. 111-Hll territory avallable,
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Pool, 9tC. t17 OYOI pV1 patio. tmm1c. Nr 81M912 NEW BREED APTS. MOO furn.« untum. t 8r. MAGNIFICENT VIEW . MW 481' + loft. 28a. 2 WANT: Oaran• fOf' Ito· ..... llAll Hper. nee. Wiii train.
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patio, garage, 8tov•I lrvtne Av• .. N.B. Lg ttudlo 1Pt. New cpta.' · No peta, teOOtmo. 1121 flehlng, hllclng, blklnQ,« ti.VINI!. Pflone an1we· In qui..,..., 54s.3323 Video Gamet, lnt•r -
ralrlg. UC 8t. Anni. 83:Mln3 M ~912. drpa, & paint. lmm•d. ""'2alHcld --WILi Bedford 1.eM. 5'&-7533. luet g9ttlng away. Wtnd nna. cont. ""· utll pd, daY9 ChlllgMble PC l>oerd. 2
'550, 531-1463 Ml~ c BA. N be. Npt Shor• occup. $475, 551-8130 Lg9 2 & a BR townhouN Yft./, 3 b<, 2 ba. frplc, ger.. 'wtcty rat•. IW5-4I018 1cfry Mn'•. •1c. AllO •••NIT ...... m 0 I 0 Id . 0 n I 0 c .
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mountain vi.w Monercll option. Av111 8· 1·82. hHt 1011 of 11orage ~·~d!J•r= ~!!· ~· f*~pa.157": ~uh'::· 875-4912 bllr. ••••~•••••••••••••.. glcKie N.B. loe. Perteet ChlckWI to go In TuGln Twrao. tlOme. a Br. 3 780-0297 uoo 1nctd• utlla. No ~ r>et• a. t .,..... d:..;·~0:'..o-eeo; · WESTCLIFI' 2 bdrm 2 Roommate wentld. "*"· Private ofc. •175/mo. Nr for ettorney. ~ IUl1• 115,000. Mon•y baok kttoeotmo.c.itOw-pell.875-4M3. 2 8 2 a.. IM5 • • tolhr21tapt,C.M.'250 o.c. Airport. Conv. ttomatOlllN3'0o1q.ft"IJUAl8f'ltM.n H oee .
IW ewe -....U52. 2 000 IL:'?' BD i.rn 408'~ Acacia. 3Br 2Ba. 398rW. Wiiton 831·5583 2 Br. 2 Ba. d/Vt, patio, ~:;,~~~1~01~ffi';: mo. Chor119 942-8381 ~(·~::':ii~ ~~c:·i.c~·~ir!o~l.o~~ "-... -.. , EMERALO IAY 3 Br 2 • ICJ.n. "' ocn ~ ••75 rn0 · •Ingle garag•, wet•r 846-3122 6'6--5e25 2500 1q ft Condo wffl '°' · -.. u, ,. ... Ba.frplct>rtclc .patloWttn rm,2'Aba.w!Mg-. ·-· ~2 Br.18a.nMr pald.l.undryfaetc:Md • 2 1dft9. 'tld" arrano•m•nt)Teylor, rnot91nfoc.ll ._...1 H)f •Pa • • 1 1 0 0 ti.It, n .. r pool. 11400 873-7942 10hoo11. No P•ll. ok, ~o pat1. 1&2a1mo. Nr•Nu, by Udo 21>t 2ba :ff' dlld or ~ 1 lldlt Crow & Co. l .Y.& -••• ~;m!r •••••••• 2131e7~2255. · mo. ~·., leHe. Bkr. Lg 2Br, tBa. wood baa· a.25/mo. 831.e155 545-2000. Agent, no fM. P1tlo "fo ooupf9 ~No Pool, lg kit. 2 .,.,_, .g 6'2·1423 Of' 8454178 .... 1121 o r .. t opportunity to ...
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L vely vtew ,_,,. 1400/mo. 644-2999. Prtvm patio, gar. 1495 1· M&-7"3. 6'Z·116~ pag. 893-4894 55~ 1225° lnddl utll9. tit A ft., 3975 Blrctl .. N.B. 7·20. Wlnda 844-7520 tlon poelil* dependltJ9
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,1250 mo 1c22 TW'l'IOt IMV!eW, awi11. All.Cl 15. Wkndtl..,.. 113-1249 oar. WO, taoo mo. laundry, patio. a..otil llv ~ k" w/tler, ocn Prof to ltV Condo llol'9e Excellent omc. · Up to ectlon. POAll* 4 to. 1
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cm.y 2BR 6 lt\idy, 2 la 0.•19 laif 1 a JU. I.. NCur•. 1820 Wallece. 2 br w/patlo. Ht Beadl & la a.... 1111 Ocaanfront N•wport, Dlloerate muet ,_.ti Ole ~= 2~~
betfl, 2 frptc1, 1p1r11 •••••••••if.......... N-ly d•cor. Oa1 pd, 7eo.e371 lndlanapolla. $450/mo. ....................... non-amk mature ,...p, rutl 0< ea.ta M9aa. Wiii 9ttuC>
atalrcHa. 11500/mo. Btand,.. c Ir oce.i vu •net 911, dw1t1r, pool, 2 BR, 2 Ba oondO ,_ 539-5018, (213)193-7040 Ooe1n...fllll~oll c:ourM f1m, t2Umo., yrty, .I~ Plt1tlm1.19th St.. ti.If•~ to flt 1"-
Ctlart• Alalt)' home. WlfY ,,.., .,...,, bl>o. Adulli, no P•t•. 8 C Plue Poot AIC OolUX• s 8t otPtt dt"9 view. 2 Bdnn ... 2 llOf'Y .,.._tM1 ~~ 'i::1= front ofc loc. vHtor nHdt. Phon• CM-8122 Of~ not Y•t l•ndacaP«t or e.-i-50n . ~ eat• NO -btt...in., dbl 'oar wld Ne. IJ)l. wttll t>ullt..Jnl, Oii-., -1 , 4 I 8 3 1 • s.o 5 5 p,
ToP cf tN Wofld ocn vt.w ~«'°or:' .':o ~ $490. 2 BR. pool, 2 par. '525 mo. 831~147& up. 8700. Cal fiM.oo21 • ro:roc::p~a= c::,n~ ::~:· =·; ~:.. .e:.::--~1t.~1q8~~ 71'/6'1-2000. •
3Br. 1 B1, 000 mo. mo. 71C/913-4881 IOOI onty. 326.J t7th. Pl. 89ettcllna a.n. 2 Br. t V. $825/mo. Prim•. acroae -. & ac..' to -ltry, pvt ent, 2 bin to ./...,.. .-... t I d &
6'15-1448 &ee-6131 alt1lAM. ea. a.ta. Fencld, utlle rrom beedl, 2 er.-" a.. thlngl 1471/montti. ••t•r. with MIF non· ~tmo~r,'.e1J'11nt. #il!:J:', f'n6I
GREAT VIEW-CHARMER !!!'!!!!!.~ ..... !~ 3 Br. 2 be condo. OM & P•ld. R•frlge. 2 1mall frplc. Pet oll. 5H-8113. Avlllabll ~ 115, two 1mkr. '500 plUI ulll. llJf
3BR h d d fl f tc Spec. 4 b<, 11<'1 be nom. w1ter furn .. am•nltln. clllldren <*. no .,.ta. 4 Br. Condo. ~ mlll "om adult• only 'to no pets. ~ . Prof, orno. epeoe In Npt. •••••••••••••••••••••• d.c'k ,rn~ bcrtt'ttr!.n: on to• rMld. lot. N•w 759-1501; 848-4784 1te0Wllfllcl9 6'2-4905 beldl.~red«:. c.it own•r at (114) Fem rmm•t• 25-35 yr1, ·--_....._ =·,~::..::~u: U. l&m.D :
4f4.e930PM paint l orpt. 1750/mo. -Lg 8echMot w/patlo, tin-frplc, 2'~ Ba. 2 cwtftded 642-4181· ~mo. utll tncl. 2 BA -~ of r9eePtlonl1t, X•rox, lltrtpict le. lee, 1tl, la1t + 1375 d•p. 2 br, 1'A be, frple, OW, pvt glea, 89 W11t 19th St. gar. pooll. SCl50/mo. tit 2 br, 1'A b1. Block to dpbc, 8A ~ 754-4435 ~=~~a'°.:.~ law llt>taty. Avell lmmld.. Speclllltzlng In 111 & 2nd
i-.. .. El 1151 Avail. Jiiiy 15. 973-3243 patio. gu. No p•t•. CM.1315 mo. & lut, w1term1. tS50 baed1 PeVctllld,.,.. OK. An•h•lm Hiii• home to Ad call f« datalls. Mikki or TD'• tlnc1 1948 ;J'T-:Vu8".\r.RiuM~·; t0< appt to.... . ss201mo. 543-5478 EASrsioE 2 er 1"" ea dep. No pell. "8-3031 IC50. 974-1225 wn with employed,.. = ~~2 ~~ Art 1wasa-2c11 Robt satt1e1 NHtCM
bdnftr t be, '825. Qui« HOME FOR RENT a.1101mo 2 Br 1 Ba. up-Townhou .. enct•d ga~ ARLINGTON APTS. NoV-W T 8drm. llj)t. m-. 4 bdrm Wtth OOOI, CeJr AM. SS34223 om oacu11W office R.E. Bl'oller 8d ~torw
clrcular St. Chlld OK. 3 Bdrm. 17215. Fenced per untt enctid 0-. r1119. frplc, ima11 pet ok. Quiel, 1paclou1 town· with bullt..fna, cerpetlng ape. flreplaca, et~« prl-COO 1q ft. Pvt bath with · '42•2171 5'5-061i
Dog on approval 2.4991 yard l earaoe. Kldl l patio 11i blt·IM 1.unc1,Y Or.at loo. "'°"" 2 Br. 1~ Ba. NMr 6 drlpal, llundryf8cllty, vll•g .. $250, ~ utll. e•YFRONT 1ho-r. Balboa P9nln. WIDOW HAS'" for TP'• 8llMtt Pl. Wiit, Lagune pate wa6Come: 545-2000. rm. . . TSL Mgmt. &42· 1603 b. I c h . I 5 2 5 I m 0 . undw roof cwportl end H. ct 0 r 9 2 1 • 2 1 5 8 . " l3001mo. &42-4e23 RE LoaM, 10t< Up. No
Hiii. By appt 12-6PM. Ag9nt. no fM. TSL Mgmt. 542·1603 950-88&8 publlc t9"nl1 courte & 75&-1754 Prtm. Offlcl. 87~1003 Ex F &lit pr! Cr9dlt CM«:k, No Pen·
714l869-10l1,a75-M75 c-lmlalw u LM119 3 Br. 2 BL Town-2~.1':.,8.:i.~ ~ory~: AVAILABLE NOW ~~~t=-= F~~2': =~i:-u:: occ Ell•c IUltH, full .. ,..,., N~: :.Pt1on:~ = ~7~nlaon 6 Aaaoc. lllulM .,._.. 1111 ftalmJdM nll houN In quiet complex, $585/mo. lnctd e l1c . 2 Bdrm 1 bettl apt. naer ry~ 1395/montll. ..a .., .. 1•1 .. 1 ........ fumlunfum .. IJ'MtlY ,... pl•r •VIII. $225 /mo •••••••• :.-:r. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• large pool. o•r<Mn ..,. &41--0783. Beach/Yorktown. 1 Cfllld Av ~ 15, on. -~ -..._ duced. No .... 764-027C 981-1779, 840-8215 ........ I
HOME FOR REHT Ralort.-.C• adult tract nr tlno 1875 845·3S81 oll. No pell. Watw paid. or two adulta only & no F.m want9d, r .. p .. 3Br 1 men offloal In Or. (...,.) ,,.,.,,,. 3 8drm. 6 4 Bdrm. 1726 SC Plza. Pool, grdnr. 97g.6949 . ' 2 Br. 1 Ba. In 4-p lex. $425/mo. 545·2000. -.. ,.....,. -at (7t•) llH nr So. Cet Plua, ~ ,.,_ .,.._ · l,,,...J1/ to '750. F-.nold yarda & Dlux 1 Br. No peta. 1475 · "4'0/mo. Avail. nowt No Agilnt, no fM. ..--..-. _,,_ 1185 11t & ._. Call ,_..,....., .... -..T UU ,__.I•--~ naran•1. Ktd1 l g•tt & $35 utll. 775·2510. 1530/mo. 2 Br. 2 Be. "'~" .. u 6'2-0l&a. mo. · t4-?&t-4790 130 ft full ~....._ -• ,.._. • I • • ,. 2 ,__, .---. & Towntioua. ....-pet1. _...__aft 8. lrrl•t Jl4f Miii• 6'1-311C aft CPM lq. . -·-•••••••••••••••••••••• •• com• ... c... 00. H.,,. .. , "f'V'-a.n. . cw ....... ... VILLA MEOERA ......................... Jua .... _ --.......... "-• ...... oecuttw offlcl 1vall Im-.............. 11#
Agent, no._ . 3Br Condo, Aug tlt.1700 patio.. all bit-Int, 1n<17 2Br 2Ba Elllde u-OrangetrN oondo 2Br. 1 6.1.,__ 1111 _Pt .. ...,_~-·--=-"=".:: .. ....., 9111 m • d . Corn• r o I ...................... .. -. rf •-~a. ••t mo. + .._ 1.RA .., ft, ~1tmall pet ok. Wont • .,,._. Bi pool 1800/mo ~':'m': . ,..,._, ""'""••• JamborMIM10Arthur. Hoet tamUlel nMCMd f0< -!f!'r -•· ....-. """ .., -· apt, dahwtlr l dllpoaal • · .... .................. a plua '3!50/mo ~ utlll With UM or r~ptlon. B•autlfully d1corat•d Frencll 1tudenta. Auguet. ••• ••••••••••••••••• 2~8a. 9A'aQ9 opnr, pa-TSL Mgmt 542·1603 wtr/gH fre•. Encl ga: 857•5537• 553-0lYt Jay, .,._ -CM-Oi74 . . conf. room, knctl, ptloN, with bty wlndow1 . Call 540-6468 8"' ~ 2 Bf 2 Ba. tlo, IPM!Cten. Harb« l Aft 5 &42~221 rao•. l1mlly compl... 754-4592 Tracy. 2 bdrm, 2 ba. oar. pool, -.... ...... CM MCNCarlal & word pro-comm. pool, t•nnl1. Edlngw. 541.1111 · ' 1545/mo. + l300 dep. ":\'!'.: T lg. prtv deck. 1'fo pat9. ... ,.,,_ to ... IQe . . otltlng. Mall & maeuge ,_75_2_-2_581_· _____ 1 HH/mo. or IHM op-LAKESHORE TENNIS Flreplace, p ool, dlth· 548-4147 or 894-0338. ~ ,trnet MOO mo .... '87·1874 hom•. Nr bHch, 1pa. ..v. 1Vall. llpaf9tely If UYfllllT ~.f.!.~ .... ~
tlon. Agt. Frid. tl81·12M CLUB Condo9. FllMew WUllW, pvt patio. X LO 232C Elden St OrMt Mt Ml pool. •~-.. -8mok•r ok . 1300. d .. lt1d. Oall: Judy, 0< 831-2711 &~ 2BR 2.,,. Oud•n 2 ltr. •580. · lmmec. 2 8R. 2 be. frple. -,_ 6'2-85N. 714nl0-4tOO. IJg offlcl IUlt• w/11nl vu om. • ..... 557-26'1 EASTSIDE·luxury In 1 A/C, aecuract p1rkln9. •••••••••••••••••••••• of bay. All « pert from 1575 mo. 28r, patio,,.. fr p c, I 8 O O mo . · PlnH ForHI. R•frlg, No pate, non..arnkr1 pr9'. Pool, t9nnle, taala, dub, Aooow1iet. wantld to lhr ...... .. S 1.CO pr 1q ft . C111 ~t. drpa..~2 ~ 541-6'95. Eutaid• 2Brl 1~·0· pe>ol, dwlhr, patio. BBQ, gu L-. Pool, uuna. ten-....,,rJr/W, Ml 19 Toro SllOAM apt ,,,ttt !Mne. Af· ex.cutlYI Offtce "' CM-6'5-e6'e f!J< Info. &ay.6'M17 ·-·uv• l.Ql 1 en .,....._,"""" 11undry, 4., 'Clll utll lnol. 28r, 28a.1525 nl1. WMftar, dryw, ml-ho!Mprtv. ~uttle..-$290 ts5'1m.86r......a VIII •~so
4 Br 3 Ba. oomm pool 1425 no NH"''i1,.:gt"'' 833-7890. 6'9-t947 mo. 1Br. 18a, a.25 mo. crowa ... Incl. $'i'501mo. 11l 6 i.t. 688-4038 1¥ Profa111on11 woman tc B:tw e1~U /mo. ~To=.~P~
111aa1mo. °' i.i. op.'. 8cfl. ~:7042 un on LMt...., ..... ,.,. Mr ac&-916', Rk:k M·F EYel 552-6412 mag. •hara lovely N•wport w•• ya••-v•r St• 2. 1308/mo .
Uon.1,gt. Frid. 83M2N Studio wlt'h carport & (2 3) 592·26'5. i-. •• a-.• 1141 Pvt home. no lwnoklng M Baach hom•. Baach, ~·-_, 831-1094
i O<iiil3iii1-i21i1i1iiiiiiiiiiil .. _,,_,, hzahW patio. Pool & Spa. No '500/mo. 2 Br. 2 Ba. apt, ::'1'.-::t.~ ••••••• ., drlnkfft9, qui.t M ov., tennla, OOOI IHO. mo. Prtme offlC» faolllty loc.-f-miiiiiMiliiiiin.---1 ';7;;'.tt::' ............. .,.ta.13915. 549-2447. encl1d gar•g•, patio , lllAlfmT 30.121SO/mo. 1t1er-. ut111. 6'M51? tod clr9Ctly ICtOM from MIFWf mtD .... lft. c... lel.. 1111 frplc, lndry flC. Submit M09t _..,. •• btc90. 551-0837. PrOf. F 2.5..u to • w/ Clvlo c.tltlf, •UY AC· FuQ s.va Sult .. •••••••••••••••••••••• 1Br upltlirl, no peta. ,... on pet 1 __ .............. ""°" --...... a.11 to frwy1, flnlbl• lllT mTll
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Ml-Jnt C.... 1114 DAILY PILOT Small dog oll. Call fO< 1u ... -gar1g•, •l•vator. r• :0--,_, 11ttlf k~~l2-lf1~~~~: ... ,... TOP LOCATION, Hlft>ot. ~~:00 W. Cet ~~~~~~~~l••••••••!ff••••••••••• SERVICE DIRECTORY ~t.Mgmt 6'2·1903 ~~. ~~· ~tel_.... IV mtg. 110 ot ~. NEWPOftl lllEACH Baker Cant., 3011·2S Loat: Lactlll Qctd ~
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work with youth (agH SECRETARIES ~ BIO MOM'/ by tflt
10-141. Call 2 ·11PM .1~~111~~·~·~~~i saa. · beach. t300· 110001
cat w/11 .. collar. Vic: partonel caN. no.-07'79
642-4321. Ext. 348 EOE i..:. ...-. Cell &38-71511. *U~* , .. BUSINESS Huntington Beecn Unlon1---------Santa Ana/Santa Tomu, or 11715-3104 CM. 842-9621 ·
Kind, Joyf\.11 woman offer'a Found: Young, Mixed lntelllgont comp•·
Columbla Saving• h .. an N1w1!!: ~motion. •• BROKERS · ~ s.tf~~ !:1.1::•1~~'!11~:.i. outstanding opportunity Mo n. Fr 1. Mull be al)le to com-11. and Ill. Mu1t have ldtol tor ..,..... er hc>-
for a m•tura. •table. $ $ 200 5:30PM-9:30PM, Sat rnunlcete w/mllllonalr•. NATION'S 1horthand 1klll1 of 10, mamlk.,._ fV99 w . No =t~~ 1,000 1 ==~.nar. :;~~~.;:~i LARGEST :0..C:c!°bu~S:--7 ::.'f,t=CeM
pontibllltlea wfl+ lnciude of profit•. Muat have lndlvldual to tom • team Appllc1tlon1 are being ~ IM.D
~Nri.:., ~~ =· :.i~ ~II~· C · S he I t e r 1~711701 499-3796 .
dl1trlbutlng report•. PER MONT-TO START PER MONTH pleuant vOloe, private of high energy execu-•-•" .,..·,,... acoepted d•lly. Pit ... CMh pllld delly. c.is Mr.
money Ol'der reconcllla· ,3 Oepart~ll IKPtn· M IJP, •1111&1Y dHk I phone, cHual tlvee. Mutt have a poll--•• apply In per1on at Room B. 831-411411
tlon. and computer let· ding. '11'/ ....... ll attlte. For Int~. call llve mental attltlde. Sa-tuqe O.itt Area 131 or call: TELEPHONE Sollcltort.
Found: M-Verde ,.,.. !-11..'!.'!'!l. •••• !.~l!f , Whit• puppy w/IM collar. Aocounllno
rnlnal posting. Selected No e>iperlen<le lor tome Cells Mon T efter 8PM. lary commen1ur11e w/
applleant wUI be detell· polltlonl ~~~~un~~~~u..~~ 842-6871 ext 312 llq)er. Send ,_,me to R.E. Lie Req'd pit. E--. & Sat. oriented wttl'I an aptitude Exoellent advlnC*Tl«lt I---------our new headquarter1 841...()313. '°' ..... wll1 haw had ""' Pl'"-1 Math Teecller Pell Control Fleld Rep offlCH. PO BOK 820 1. or tponlOl'lhlp - -
'57-MH PENSION AOMIN, ex-~ cat, 1 yr female. pending Pen1lon/ SSS REWARD. conaultant firm 'tn !MM 846-9442 loak1 an _.,., penelon
Admln. Smok•rt need
• • ..... .......... no1 ac>PIY. Contect Lortl
prevlou• clertcal t>ipe-Pl&--Hemet Unified School needed ~· EK· Laguna Nlguel, 92877 FAST ST ART ,__._
rlence . and wlll type ~· Dlltrlel accepting ~ perlanced & llcenHd Complete Training ---~ PBYtno hand9 toet 11 t41 eat· 1204 ~om rtnQ. REWARD! Apartment manaoement.
•0-45 wpm. Columbia 714-9611-3565 cation•. Hemet Junior only. 5-46-9339. lltrPIWT High Earning•
otter1 excellent grOW1h Cell Sun, Mon. Tue. Wad. High School (gqdee M). PtlOt Lab n..-Nord FuU t1rM In fut growing We need good people to
642-5743 Couple 10 ~ 100
l:oat: White Cocltat"4, unite In Bo. 0 . county,
.S 0 . C: I t PI a U are a. top qualty bldg. No peb.
"'Hiilary". 551·5514 Apt. plua Ml:7, up.-
potential, an outltandlng Minimum qu-'lfk:atlonl: 0 : ...,......,. luhlon 1choo1. Oood 641·7177 Ht up appointment•
beMflt8 pedcage lnclu· Health Compenlon ccondredentla~r~.!!: :::;:i-r.=,:'*e1u1i::""eol: telephone per1onallty. 11au111D ~om our Nlwport ...,_
dlog dental ond vl1lon 24 hr, ltve-ln, lor rec:u-Hlnh,etf"/,1•-ndar_d_ E~-HnH requlr9d. Hour1 lharp 1P9M'anoe. Call offtoe In the~ for ,,,,._,_ end an lde9I peratlng lemll• 1trok• •. S .... ..-12 ,. ...,_ ...,_ ~ 97...a73 for lntwllltw. 10251 Yortctown Ave. ~·,....,.....
-·-....-. t._..l ...__........,In .. _ na•-°'Standard S. -,,,_......, ... -·-· SALES Hunt'--on 8eed'I ........ + __.__
Found pet bird, C:oduttlel r 1 • n c • h • p 1 u 1 · male, vie Whlt1'er Ave. 114/~12.
work envtronm.nt. Ap-pe -· ,.....,_,, -•· :=,-i-' ....... ~...... ~. Appty tG-2 •-r••T ""'' · """'" ..........._ pllceUona.,.. now being Oii. Pleu1nt 1urroun-WJV• .......... Of U T·W, On ..... Photo __,. Ca. 112648 alon + bonu•. Call
taken In the Pw1onne1 dlngl. Salary open. minor rMth Of llrigte Gra""ICI as03 Harbor lor Ardlltectural offlcle. Telephone 1ollcltot1 (714) 1164-3339 ~140 aft. 1pm. I':.. cMpertmenl from 9 emto 644-1175 eubJect meth. Education; etvd'C... 540-0Ma ~ht t y p 1ng 1 wanted, no exper nee TOPlESS MOOEl.8 Attractive ui1 4 Pf!\. Monday ttvougtl Help°'"" ktnnela. rnof· !:'.:n.=r: .::. i:e --·-------· k~1 :.·~1:.,,"n~v!2 equ8!m()pportun11y 1111 DAY. PAIO DAllY
'C.M. 1133-2299 Tarry 1-6.
found: Parrot-Ilk• bird. • With cllpped wing. Dertt
green/bllc head. lido
Pone WM. NB 87s-ot te
~lceted. attrecttve, Frtday. nlng• llAM·1PM. •tart ding an courMt ,,_,., P.Tml UUI --uiMniiiiHir-18110 Pla centta Av•. ~~~~~~~~~-~no~ap~~·!nac~~·~~~~~ well groomed glrl to min. wage. 567~ to meet credenti.i requl-Enjoy wonting with kldl, U•llllllf eo.ta Meu. =
modef privately tor In· Ott ..... laflap Help, need 2& eupeMlor'a remanta. Wont )'Ml'; 10 and wlah lnct.-S Ml· Real Eatate lnveatment ---------Saetelary FJT. Small En-T:;;":: full time
Found 7·10-112, 8 week
cocoa brown SlameN
Kitten. HarborJKona
i.-. S48-5392.
=~S~~~= .. U............ FIT, nu weight Ion monthl, Ulery, S13,901 nlng1, ~r out· Co , J:roteulonal SALESPERSON M1r1ne g'r Lib· Good typing ·Cal ~505
1n ,,00d lute. Utmoll 910 s. Broollhurwt program, W /tra in, to 127,790. Applcaflona ~o t>ecome air= at ti tu •L•p~nc.~ ~!"*,1.!'~C:C ~~~:':. ,•~la8._5•.hMo~Fh.•~~. comrequml· ._ -
dl •• crellon II lured. AnaMlm 831·2801 may b• obtained by 1 1 C 11 ntoded, • .,,hi.,,.....,,,, 4•,.. ...,.. ... ........ vu ~ , • ..,, ,_ E Io 1 E 1 contacting; Mr. Daniel H H counH or. • d1y week, Newport beneflla. 714-831-9333. w/exper. 5-411·1083 ... Grto1 pay· flD'Jbla hrl. qua P~ mp oyar HOMEMAKERS w/car Verabny, Aulatant 2·5PM. 1142-4321. Ext. Beach. 649-2988. contac:1: Gary, -
Found Golden Retriever
young female. Vic. Hunt.
Bch. Beach/Edinger.
142-<tOee
Send Pf!Olo end detalled needed lor nou1eclo•· Superintendent. Hemet 346. EOE ---------1 11•nan Elq)et'd. ~. Cei. Dr1-
deacrlptlon to Box. Ad Cornmllelon SIMI People nine 11rvlce. Mu1t be Unified School Otatrlet, --_.__ ••~ SCRIM LETS Salee per'90fl needed !Of For Sr Mrtltg uec. In ver·• UC. LAARY HUHT No. 1011, Dally Piiot, wen1ed, experience P<• thorough, dependable, 2350 w. 1.atham Ave. r•••--. -· ft • Fltneu Equipment out· dynamlc/plulh R.E. otc. AUTO CENTEA. 1125
Box i ll80, Costa Meea. l•rr•d. HI your own experienced. $5/hr. can Hemet Calif., 92343. lmmed. opening lor hard ·Ns~s .... Mull ha ve retell Airport .,..., TYJllno 85, Uguna Cer')'Or\ Rd. La-CA 92t211 houn. Apply 11 130 E. Diane, 1184-978& Ive IMO· T 1 I a p h 0 n e ; wonttr, Part time hou,. ft nU\ exper .. cash register dlct1phone exp. W.P. 9UM Beech. 4M-3000 or
Found: F brn & bllc mixed ·-_..,. 17th. St. Suite 0, eo.ta HOUSECLEANER nH · 7141851-2171, ext 37. 11exlble, typjng, tO key & Vermin • Utopia knowledge & Inventory op. helplul. Prol. llP· -~--------
Tarrier J>UP9'/, M blk & -•• --Meu. btwn 9-12 or 1-5, ded. An equal oPP«tunl1Y •f· phone llclli • inu1t. New· regulatlon exper. S1art pearanee. Salary St250 T''_. --Whl ml>ied BalenJI pup. Whl allgnrnt. I brM. Own Mon-Frt. 2 ~ 3 da-a month. flrmatlve action em-port Beech, 649-21181. ~ • Forger lmmed. Work d1ys and to atart w/xlnt benefit• py, F blonde lab ml>i hand tooi.. Newpor't TW. ..,. ,. ..,,.._", • Harl>or 956-2800 Learn a 111111 & get v•
puppy, M beige • blk Ctr., 3000 E. Cat. Hwy, .. / .... TnlaH 496--8917 player. UAL man ULU RELAXATION make u . Gordon or·----·-----· luable ~ In the
Shep. ml>i 7 mo. old CdM AM•, 9 to 1, pr.-.chool/ ..... •-Need 2 txper. people In You know, you don't Doug, at 714•642•011117 Army RtHrve. After
F blk lab mill. M 833-lllllllllPll-_.. commercial ' lnduatrlal rH lln how fut Amer· iMiiion-iiiFfli.i 1iOiAiMi-6iPiMiiii 111'1--IT./Tm training MrW ON ..... ~ BalanJI, liver Automotive s-.. lrvlne...... 8550 Qwty '°'. loYlng, ,...,, Or .• , OfflCH, Tu•• & ,.... •at• tor tUCCeMtul lean SocMty rMlly movee ktnd •Kh month plua
& whl Sprtnger Span.. llUllUTI Wlr n~llTIOkar to oroantn Thurt only, 11 Toro. & nrowlnn firm. BHt untn you •top end think 111.YAMI llU ldeel tor homemek•. <4-6 two wMka each year. ................ ......_ -II ..... home Of lemale t ll9CU· nG-19IO. • • I I ltlal dllQO d~ WU a hfl/day, 6 days/\lltl. La-Elm eictra -PX "'""',.rabbit. ~out .n111 Exp'd line cook, tulltlme 1 3 1-::=::::-::-:--=::=::::':"::::~I working cond tlon• n I P'IO&IM una Hiiia. n6-ee99. ··~-,. • Ca11 A ltlttan1. Nwpt lor two Quallflod, Exs--nlghll, health food tlve end to care or 'I' ~ •HIALllT N • w port 8 •a ch . form of Ra.AXA ON. retirement beMflta. Cell
Anlmal Shelter, 1211 rlenced, Ambltloul S.... oriented. Apply In per-fu1iy ~ ~':t !:; L'Mrn medical 1•11111 & 714/&46-6051 lltlll laln!IMft, New lnveatment art g• s.MoeStatlonAttendant. l~Uat'tn 131-o41t
•..._.Dr .. C:.M. 844-3858 Peoplel Top Hrnlng1, 1on: Puffln1, 3060 E tmall llllary. Mutt IP9llk _.,,. In tM Army Ree--Real e.tai. SIMI Int Oeeigr1 ~ In N.8. lery In Newport B11ch Full time. Apply In POf90n Santa Ane 1142-4783 • Found~ ttn-excellent future and Coa1t Hwy , Cd M. Englllh. drive and Pf• erwnoorhomo.Calte>-111111 n Hd• well groomed, loolllng lor prolenlonal 18502 Beach Blvd . USARCtr.ISU411t
ped Kitten. Vic. N9wltlnd rnatr/ ~alM T In 640-1513· .. nl qu•llflod ref. cs.y.T . .-.. T31...o481 IPD msl per1onabl• exp. non· I~ cio1ers Huntington Beed'I.
A Talbert. &42-67118. peraon ° one-Counter Penon tor dry S40-4!224, 840-4309 ....... ~·--., .. ., .. 1.... 1molcar, reception lit. ~ ••ff ger. deenlng co. t1-41PM, 4 ..,.,,...,,...,__,.... W~IOlft ...... + no,ooo.100tM0/1f llll •llMJI PIHD•
hnrulr -&. .... day-'!. M1ture pctr· ......... U8AR CV. 1162-3173 l•llDt edmln. dutlee. 3 deyt per !Of T lhlrtl. 8ome ~· AHp. tor pr0::111ng ••••••••.;.•;•;•••••••• ""111/.... 1on. 49•·9598. The LJVE IN WWtled 5 day NANNY ,,_,., by t.tt1tt wt!. 1:30-5:30. $5.50/hr We provide q u1lllled MomfnO Sun Shlr1 • annutty & lnaur. ~
a"--.aa.. Parltr HerbOf IMS°' Flllr Or 0r-oppe 8'IOflt)e •Hk, aome cookln9, tor 2 yr old eon who Todey lhefe we ~ tMO-e1113 laade. 8e1t Incentive CM. Call 831-3494 for lnv•t. nun In Npt _,,. ea.ta.._ gardening. Prtv ept, n.. Medo~ a... U-. led cpportunltlM In,.., •--llT--.-.-.-,,-•• --program to offer. Pro•a •-,-._.-._.-W-/F-... --.-r'sr--lch. Tvpfnn, tO·k•"· Open 24 hn •day lllJAL UllPI, xlble hours. Spanllh oil. In,....... . -·-m2. ..,. ........ " you Join --.. "' no --11eurw We're •r•RJ• •-. • • '
• .._,,. .....,.. on.,, _.. · Sarlou1 carMr opptv. CRT eap. req. Call 7 da'l9 • WMlc IAlf lid Or1ho Office • e>iper Corene del Mat. 53M883. th• dynomlc tHm ot Mature pereon, Ml time. too buay making money1 , 84CM>1n
Jacuzzi, &auna. L~I• CNld C8t9 n.ded In my nee. Eacel wage and~ 1176-6811 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil prof9lelonall at Cotdwell Mult have maternity ex· Cell Rachel, 548--0961. Sall Comm/Vac, ate. •• well •• tour1111. home for 9 mo. old, n • t 111 . Np t e ch . ...-_ _._. • __ ..,... _ •-Bon«er-FOfeet I!. Oleon, per. South Coat Plaza. 540-8889 bt-.3-7PM •CIMll·--fled--A-dl--8'2--58-7-9 8anlcAmerlcard, MOl1er wkdy1, 40 hre/wk . 84CM>121 • ..-...... ----RMlton.OurHuntlngton 557-673-4 Charge, American Ex· 846-6507 --1-.. -11111---...... --.. --E>tpor only. COM A,.. COnv -loflQ t.-m cat9 Buch omc.. have Im· -s.._--------
pr.... Diner•. All wel· ---------1 750.1'51 eap. req'd. Excell. wor· medl1te oponlng1 and Active -& ltloe ltor• com• 714/8415-303. HOUSEKEEPER needed Exper AHt. full time. ..... lllno cond•. ' benefltl. -Invite )'OU to join UI In ao Coeet Ptau ....
2112 Harbor It. CM IOf buay profeallonal In ROA p ref. Newport Fllrma, 1-3:30, 3-11:$0. !Of' a carT~ hoUM. kln'J motura, nperlen· N.8., von.ct duti., muat a..cn M0-2970 lrvlne 8rlll0tt o1 major 714-642-eo44 Of apply In _,
COEDS • Would love to be enwget1c I,.....,.., 15 --liiiiiiiiitiin;---I co ..-. Sr. mulU-llne pat1on: 4111 Flagehlp July 20 1"2 ce HIHperaon, (lull
petty with you. Celt Sue ht1/dy, Mon-Fri, car & .,...., comm'I 111t• wtth min. 2 Rd. NB )"OOPM tll'M l pen time). Con-
or Kathy •nytlm•. t•f• required. (114 ) INCOME TO 11300 plu1 yaar• company ••P"· l~~~~~~~~~I 8491 Edinger Ave. tact Snowden Miu
053-9383 840-e8e2 mo. P/tlm• In Mklng Flea time. Call Barbwa Hurting Huntington 8eadl 92041 Spora, 114(M711
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiileab"19lttor needed. guer ~t . lndu•trlou1, Delport II om to 11 am Lii. U SAl.E8·H~200·300 Lmll I lml'I hrJ. Ute houoak...,ino.. ___ n_8 _____ • tor 1ift~s-noo EOE Part·tlmo & f\111-llmo for UoenMd or unlloenlad, people, male no .,..P,ti~1MOOE.80• .... igcflii ... ii.i71i4i~iiiiiiiiifoty CIHntno oountar --------3-11 """· .,., LYN or If you would Ille• to know el(ptt noo. 1100 per day ~,,./OA~F... ::. _.,., Of w/traln. IUl1lllm RNforrelieffOf 11•1""'1 more about• cateOt In averageormore..Anyone
OUTCAl.l ~HAS 0 • Co 1 H s rMlett1te.p!Mto)olnU1 can eucc•1d. W• haw IHl*ll,IN 111.m .. wy, o. SellbOet malni.nance A tor to bed 8NI", x1n1 ~ '°' Ihle Informative ..,.. • ,... eicdttnCI ooncapt. ..... , T....._"'-ir--L..agww. ..... ,Mii CIHnlnQ. Part/llmo In-,,..... peckaige. Ctltor1Ut _..... d ~·--.,,..~ 1--liiiiiii1ii1a--I cludlng WMltende. No almo•phare. Co~ll· """"'' W• no• •ggr•••lve I •-people who are Hit· Are you Hvedt Need Lii Aat.. Piii 19 e>ipertence nece11ary. t Iv• •a I a' y . • B . FOf ,_.,.,lonl and It.,.., Wt h8'W9 an ldnt ~ for hellllngt Cell 4020 llrdL f.MT'4 IE.OE 1 ,., HI ~ 100 lor appoint· 842.t044 detalta. ,,.._.call: ITolnlnQ progrwn. There
eft4,M0-103t ~~~~1»-1~~190~/FIM~~ ••can coun °' .... PBllEA CtMIClt81at1el/ •bt~~1111•.-.. --for a local n.wa~. ••-•-/ 8111 a....1ng at tflt Sheraton,.,....,,,,. -.I ..,..,. -No ox~tl.nce nee••· -·-Perl time Wttktnd•. 714/1114-1621; 912-Nlll Hotll. Sir Vllllent Am. on Aug. n -H -29 at L.A Ml wy. WOt1t 01ffttJ 12hour'I Full time horld'I man Job Good phone voice, .,., 22 10AM & 2PM.
Bonuentur• Info/ b~t w11h IMdtrahlp • .-.111 to -.t plue for *19 oMoe oompleJl.. knowledge Of Otft.,., (W Road tumotl, a.,f•
lllOUIWWW 21~.. .,.,., Oaod ... _... atdlOOnlll ...... Of pert-~ufr• ~ .,. ~ 8'-' .....,,,. Me f'Wy). Oon't mlae lhll ~ lnqU!r'-ln\4-=-~T~ '*"f~Jobl m:,r~ ,.._.. 1~~C•ll Metta at Ookien.:::i· be there,
Melt*>..,..rnern.oo. ploot. pretty ttMona. au.....,.., ~ ..... " r:-M1t"9F~~.
writ• to~ 1011 111f4, ttar11na.,.... te.IO Ollll t .... For lftttf'YteW call MaNOerMnt 1111• 83t"'°"4
lnoentFtea to qualltled ~18:002• PM.84:Me71, Itel•.............. --1.~-•"DOV M_ ...... ...,. •~ C-. ....._ C&. 92117 pot•on. A"'l Y aacll -· ~ -• ""' ... -".,, --
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,..,. • ~ trip In ,,.. '"""' ·u. ,,llltMfli) • tNfl'OftMATION on ~ oome mOr. .., d. ~ Wltll t11per. In di roe rn ti .. ~ efforto with •noth•r JoM Muir.....,,,... fOt hr lean, Otlt of Itel• and wlll be promoted to ..... "•°'*'°'Of fM. .,.. 1n CIOIM*olal ..._ company. W. lle'4 , .. = llldlw'lltulil -c.ip Of 111'»11 ad lo -i-... t10W aY8I-momt. & ~ ... klnO allO¥t -~'. hXlrnt and/Cf ,..,.._, ..... OlaH product• & 1at _.. ~· II'""' ,.,,__ ,.,_ -. Call ft4-SS1""40. or mar. a .... •ult oom>o In '"°'9 aftlUant.,... .. • "-·-or• be~Jf ..... eao.ooototao,ooo 1 t 1 .. td panv ~--..to .......... 01 ... ~.Joi" our ~ eount. ,.,. a_ }:.I .. ..& r 0 a t I · n en' ... ne enrx • ....._ ~....... \.IO......,_ ttam I a hare ltt OUf oeotc tripe, Ualt ""9, 901 .. tili, OpotelcW Ttlurl. et 1MO H. Cit. ~ ~t ~·-.;;--tfl VICa flMllO!NT •uooeH. Qrog (714)
hof9 orMa.. Wl&tew1w active ....w...l-040. H~. 10;: from pertonel' lntcm.W. ~ • .., L T~ 1'1MOll =--~ ~ l~~~;;;~~~~I!'!!~!'!·~~·!!~~ for Mr. lollulat, ,.....,,._ 101--------
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One of the /felcat ratlnge UJOn on 1V la waged momlnga at seven,
and the chi• c:ombatants are a trio of cool, brainy blondela with the
moet blzm1e work houn In the dvlllzed world.
MornJng America (known In the lndumy aa
G.M.A.), with host David Ha1man, made its debut
on the air In 1975 and by 1980 tt had overtaken
Toc:fav rn the rattnga.
~ G.M.A. and Today bmded for supremacy.
CBS kept Its fasddk>us distance with an hour f7 to 8
A.M.) of straight news, leaving the sublequent
hour to the popular C°'*"1 Kangaroo~ But the
mounting stakes forced CBS Into the fray. In 1981
Sawya was named co~ with Charles Kuralt,
the popular on the Rood reporter, of an e>q>anded
morning-news show. Kwalt was replaced th.ls year
(he has returned to On the Road't by Bill Kurtis. a
former OUcago journalist, and he and Sawyer
have been given a new. slicker format to work with.
Thus the battle lines are now drawn. The COi.iil·
ms at each netwodc are keeping doM w.k1y tab,
with boch NBC and ABC-cxpected to genendll $40
m8on to $50 mOon In groa Income this yes
&om Today and G.M.A. This Is how the game ,
works: A rmtng point means approximately
815,000 vtewers. The Jatat ICOrel show G.M.A.
leading wtlh an average 5.4 rating (which tnnllata
to Sll,500 pa ·30-tecond commercla1 spot); To-
day In wend place (aveuefng a 4.5 rating, or s 10,000 per tpOt): and CS6 Momtng ,._ llnlg-
~. as DraJer puts It, "to ftnd a format that's
dtltlncdW &om the od)Cr two," ~ hanging In
with an· awrage 2.8 rating ($6,000 per lpOt).
Amtel al of this proflt-cheslng, ptatlge-monger-
lng and pows-broklng. llt the three young women
ach morning, aD ~t. beauUfu.I and chlnnfnQ
but with deep shada of differences among them.
So, In rcwne order of ttme-irl1J'llde, the three
women who make our rnanmg.:
DIANE SA.WYER
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llON•D GI.GRID roon11nwd.J
been eolvcd In part by her marrtage
(lo Mlotu .. t Krauss, an Independent
producu &xmmy did wtth Todav)
and, particularly, h.er pregnancy. "I
went~ a ~."the
~·"When I bec:alne pngnant, N ·
action to ma dwu91d ~.Sud
d-.,ty t wasn't 'that good looking
broad at ABC,' bu1 a mothu wtth
dlapen and problem• Uke th•m. l
broke~ that banter."
Evuy morning a limousine pk:ks
Lunden up at 5 A.M. at her home In a
suburban area north of New York.
She read• scripts on the drtve lnto
Manhattan and at the office goes
through makeup and consultations
wtltt the wrtten. She olten tapes up-
coming Interviews after the 9 A.M.
5'gn-off. Mladay • b de19ilng a IN
ol rnalemlly clothes, woddng on her
book about the pel1la of being beau-
tif ut, playing racquetball "br aerobk
dancing. She returns home In the
mldaftemoon and devotes tM bal-
anca ol the~ hours to da~
Jamie, 2. then cooks dinnG' for
Mk:hael and henel. "When you're a
mother wtth a home Ille," she 9'.8Y'· "It
pua ~ ~ pi"Mlw md keepa
the Job-from beooaig OWlpCJ LUDIQ."
JANE PAULEY
Honon to Ms. Pauley In the morn-
ing sweepstakes for poise, wtt and
sharpne11 of tongue. Then, too,
Pauley, 32, has simply been at It
long!ll. "Few me, It's a NgU1ar routine
now," she Mys. '"It's not 11'1 edwnture
In~ anymore, jlilt my job.
But rw always enjoyed the thought
of~ the news tnt."
Of coune, lhe c:a.-d quMe a tdr tn
the c:ommunJty when she was sum-
moned &om Chicago to replace S.--
bara Walter• tn the .. at next to
Tom Brobw. She was only 25, a Unl-
wnly of lndllina !J8(luam from ln-
dianapolls, and wdlrlted. Tclmllon Iii
unc:IOl lltlltabltJ a coemelk: gmne, and
Pau'4ly'1 lookt certainly helped h•
wtn the )ob. (She probably h• the
loYdat hair ol aiy woman appestiig
on lV.) But ttM a6lo broudrt to To·
dalf a nlmbls mind and the nn al*y
to concentrate fully on the person
before her whUe at the same ttme
pnwndng a.tlmng--ol 111.
She allo had Bdcaw'1 cool but In·
ahautdJla ...... lo...,. on al thOM v-a. Thlt, ol coune~ c:henged when
8lobiw took ,OWi the ._ on NBC NtJhdv ,....., and..,.. rtlf Bry.-d
CJurnb.i WM bl'ouQN In from tha W..
CoMt lo ...,.. him In Jll'luary of
~ .. Y9K • 1bat WM~ .. JIM now admb.
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"After all, I spent 51;z years with
Brokaw, and the Job }ust got better
and better. To to. tum was, fnnldi;.
tentfytng. But 1 didn't realize how
palnle11 the tranalrton would be.
They'na not cut from the same doch,
but on balance l ttw\k It was an even
trade.'"
Married to cartoonbt Garry Tru-
deau (Doonaburv), Pauley became ·~ant for the flnt time last year,
only to have a mlacan1agl In August.
R4lftecllng on It, ~~quietly, "It's
Just something that happened, as It
does to three "' 10 WOIMll. ~
Pauley and her husband live In
Manhattan; since she doa ha own
hair and makeup, her schCdule ls a
touch more flnlble than her com-
pdton'. She gm up at 3:45 A.M.,
goa to her olftce and sc.ans the over-
nlltd wtra-Then the Wiies her~
~ u her dale. Aft.er the show she
answers her mall and does a Ave-min-
ute MtWork radio IPCJl.
"After 10 o'clock," she saYf, "my
time begtns to be my own. I rad the
~men canfuDy. l Me> It.art
to 8ght off the effaD of 'CO&e, when
c.aleiM owrloed rendm one __.
... The bettlllla ~to drain about
thllt nme.•
An 11 A.M . production mfftlng
conftrmt the next day's show. She
then goes home to wWKl down. "'The
afternoons are not productive for
me," Jane admb. '1 ttmt to cnnk up
again around 4 or 5, when the NBC
A/kmoon New• coma on. On rare
oa:a8ons we go out, but mo.a ~
.. dwoted to homeworic. An em.oe·
lope c:ontail dltg ... pedwt of guil " dellvaed to my doontep ... On Sun·
~she does the NBC Mghtly Net.OS.
Pauley is too Masoned a pro to
wany owr lhe ..-.. ws . .,.w newr
been hontiy concaned with num-
bers.'" lhe says. '1 think lt's a <Wtide
mechanism -paranoia can't Im-
prove perfo~e. Of course, I'm
awar. that tn.. an people In flttJe
rooms htN who_.. concmned about
than al tht dme -and aware that tf
dleY sa-t bad ~. I cou.Jd be bid< n lndlenapoll ......
Then Jane Pauley laughs, and
throws out a ddghlfu1 nodon.
"Do you know what I've alway.
wanted to do? I've always had a
dake to~ on Apt fool'.• morn-
ing with my heir "' am.. and )Ult ...
Anwrtc.a I couldn't get It togettw ltdl
morning."
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end Diane and Joen -poiMd encl
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~: to git UI out ol bed, ICillldQ
end~ and I.Ve UI tellOf\·
ably conmc.d tNil the wodd, ched
place that It QI\ be. wll not SJO lo hel
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C onskier vegetables. For years
everyone looked down on
them as a necessary evlt. B\rt
no more. Today enttre cook·
books are devoted to them, and one
of the best is ~ of the Eas
Vegetarian ~ (J(nopf, $9.95)
by Madhur Jafhy, which Introduces
van.rd and delirious recipes &om the
cuJtwa of India, Indonesia, China,
Hong Kong, Singapore and 'the Mid-
dle East.
An expert cook and native of Delhi,
India, Jaffrey is a charming, wen.
spoken woman. Jn an Interview wtth
FAMILY WEEl<LY. Jaffrey told us that
while growing up In India, she didn't
cook at al. Then, dUJtng c:oUege ln
England, she realtzed just how much
she missed the Indian cuisine, and
through letten with her mother about
favorite Indian diltleS she carefuly
noted the ingredients and preparation
and eventually began cooking henelf.
A move to the United States, mar·
rtage and a fa'mily dkl not keep her
from oookiig, and ....+wn &tends aaked
her where they could ftnd good Indian
food, her reply was always quick:
.. Come to my home. rn cook for
you... Jaffrey began recording her
rec:tpa and refining her expatlte.
Her !JOWlng reputation tNplred
food editor Cmla Oalbome of ~
New Yort Tuna to do ·a feature on
J~ and IOon .. she wai Mked
to write a book on lndien cooking, An
lnvftolkm to Indian Cooking (Knopf,
1973).
AJlhough her ftnt book was a IUC·
ems, Jafhy rultmd that 11 yet no
OM hed wrtltllJ1 about the wtde ftatd
ol Man wgatarian cooking, "the
hmda culllne of vegltadan oooldng, ..
... Gplalna. And thut the concept
for her c:urNnt book Wiii born.
.. I wantad to ~ thll book to
prow that ~ food can be
marvelous, and that millions of things
can be done with beans and vegeta·
bla wtthout being dull," she adds.
Try this Korean recipe &om her
book, ancf see how she turns the ordJ-
nary Into the~
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llelY fine sbca. Cut the nonwoody pert of
the steml Into ~ pieces.
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part of the cabbaea lava. ~ on>i the
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dudlon o1 mcft anon
dioxide. which today
mllMs up 96 pmim cl
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aJUll9. he 1i5JM1ale.t
they hed wOrMd ......
tn liM..,_, Co.6op. How'e
that, wond.red Vo'&ht
rnomentady, befa'9 brak--
lng lnto a roar and
recognizing none ocher
dml Dmatn Huftw,
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John Glenn--61,. .......
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c.tos Santana 35. Wed-
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30; Don Knotts 58; &Mc
Stem 62. Th....., -()r.
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Oon~46.~
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h8ft redlacovered ttvs century-old tre8tment
ctwtehed by 8outhweet DeMft lndlene to produce
soft. auppte akin. despite tt'9ir harsh dtyW1g environment. Now YOUR
SKt«anhaw the luxunous benefit d the~ oet d the JOJ08A BEAN. rich
M whale Oii, In Nulnbon HeadqullWS. Jojoba L.oeion This netutal .beaJty MS
kOtcaleS and aoftetlS the sk.ln Wllltl lhe ~ra1Jng Jo,oba Oil .
._. JOJOBA productacommand a 4 oz. bottle of JOJOBA Lotion
hiO_p_!ictt, but NUTRITION without c:harse tfyoi1rc:hedrt~ ~ HeADQUARTERS want.II you to in the order blank and ret11m ~l wit~
find out how JOJOBA can benefit an order for any of the it.ems m th11
your lkin.lhat'a why we'll tend you ad. Of*..,.._ August 2. 1112
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