HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-07-25 - Orange Coast Pilot"JAZZ IS" AT SEA -"Jazz ls," a touring show tracins. the
history of jazz m American arts, gave a concert in an unlikely
setting Saturday -aboard Aminoil's platform Emmy off
Huntington Beach. Above, two company players dance to
"The Entertainer," while below right, drilling rig workers
took in the show. Below left, the production was st.aged on the
platform section at lower right.
WORLD
Japan flood toll rises
TOKYO (AP) -Relcuen pulled more bodies
from under tons of rubble today, raising to 135 the
number of people killed by Japan's worst flood in .a
quarter century. At least 200 were still miasing.
Italy flouts pipeline ban
ROME (AP) -Italy followed France Saturday ln
fioutiJll the Reaaan admlnlstration'a ban on u.ee of
U.S.-developed technoloi)' for the Soviet gu pipeline
to Wenem l:urope.
Watt draws
anger over
Israel letter
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Interior Secretary Jamee Watt,
embroiled in domestic
controversies since taking office,
on Saturday found himlelf in a
foreign policy flap over a letier
he aent to the Israeli ambassador.
Watt told Ambassador Moehe
Arens that U.S . support for Israel
could be jeopardized if Jewish
liberals oppose the Reagan
administration's energy
initiatives.
The letter provoked out.cries
from American Jewish leaders
and led one senator to call for
Watt to resign for an act of
''bare-knuckled bigotry." At the
White House, officials called
Watt's statements "unfortunate"
and said they did not reflect
President Reagan's views or
American foreign policy.
Watt said the letter was not
meant as a threat. as some
American Jewish groups
charged, and that he told White
Houae officials he could defend
hil position "ably with ol!
without their help."
"If we do not reduce America'i
dependency upon foreign crude
energy, theni U. great riak that l.n.
future years America will ~
prevented from being the strong
protector and friend of Israel thai
we are and want to be," Wall
said m the one-page letter. '
"If the liberals of the Jewiah
commurut{ join with the other
liberals o thl8 nation to oppoee
these efforts at energy
independence, they will weaken
our ability to be a good friend of
Israel," Watt said. "Your'
supporters in America need to
know these facts."
American Jew1.1h leaders said
Saturday that they found "a
veiled threat" in Watt's letter
and found it offensive that he
would appeal for Jewish support
through a foreign ambassador.
(See WATT, Page A%)
HB driver shot
in speed chase
An Anaheim policeman shot
and killed a Huntington Beach
man who rammed his squad car
after a careening, wrong-way
chase down two freeways,
authorities said Saturday.
Richard J08eph Trask, 26, was
pronounced dead at the scene
shortly after 3 a.m. Saturday.
The veering pursuit, which
covered aome 45 miles, began
about 2 :15 a .m . on Tustin
Boulevard in Orange.
2alice eaye chase after
spotting a speeding pickup truck
that was running cars off the
road, said Anaheim Police Sgt.
William Donoghue.
The car swerved onto the
Costa Mesa-Newport Freeway,
racing north along the
southbound lanes at 95 mph,
Donoghue said.
Anaheim police joined the
chase as the pickup moved onto
the Riverside Freeway, heading
east into Riverside County.
At Van Buren Boulevard, the
driver roared onto surface sln'f>t~
.
an Riverside's west end. said
Riverside Police Special Agent
DennlB Rambo.
Riverside officers followed as
the car again turned onto the
Riverside Freeway at Tyler
A venue, heading eastbound in
the westbound lanes.
The pickup -pursued by at
least five police can -fon:ed an
oncoming car into the center
divider before smacking into a
guard rail at \he Mqnolla Street
overpaaa, Rambo wa.
When police tried w box ~
vehicle in, the driver backed into
a equad car, pulled forward and
rammed it again. said Rambo.
Anaheim officer Steve c.orwin.
30, who was inside the car, then
sho't the drlver, Rambo utd.
Corwin is a five-year veteran o(
the department., he added. Tbe
shooting occurred at about 3:06
a.m., Anaheim Police said.
The driver of the car that hit
the center divider suffered
injuries but they were no1
serious, police said. No other
inJUries were reported.
Police aim
to wrap up
Schmitz case
Israelis bomb Beirut again,
talks remain stalemated
.·
.·
Unless any unusual new
information turns up on the
severe injury of state Sen. John
Schmltz'a alleged illegitimate
lnfant son, police say they will
present their cue to the district
attorney on Monday.
The district attorney's office
will determine whether any
charges will be filed and whom
the charges would name, Tustin
police Capt. Woody Williams
said.
Police questioned the surgeon
who did reconstructive surgery
on the 13-month-old boy's penis
after hair became so tightly
wrapped a.round it that it was
almost severed, Williams said.
Dr. lgal Silber, who performed
the surgery. has declin ed to
(See SCHMITZ, Pase Al)
STATE
By Tbe Associated Presa
Iaraeli jets bombed the
Palestine Liberation
Organization's west Beirut
stronghold for the third day
Saturday and one warplane was
downed by Syrian missile fire
over eastern Lebanon's Bekaa
Valley.
Syria said the two Israeli pilots
bailed out of the F -4 Phantom
fighter-bomber when it was hit.
One was captured but the other
was found dead.
In Cairo, U.S . presidential
envoy Philip C. Habib continued
ht. search for an Arab country
willing to take the estimated
8,000 PLO guerrillas trapped in
the Lebanese capital. Habib met
with Egyptian Foreign Minilter
Kamaf-liauan Aly for 70
minu tes, and neither side
Chinese tennis star disappears
S ANTA CLARA (AP) -The U .S. State
Departme n t con fi rme d Sat urday that it is
investtcattng the disappearance of China's top woman
tennis player who vanished during the Federation
Cup matches. •
Gasoline consumption down
LOS A~GELES (AP) -Arnerlcana bur n qruftcantly lell p.IOline now than in una, even
thouah more pe~ are dr1vln1 more cara, oil
market.Ing analyst LUndbeq Mid Saturday.
Agency pro'bes aut~ repairs
For driven who th.ink auto mechaNcl haw
ripped them off, there'• a little known etate ~
that will ClOlne to~ aid. Pap.D2.
\
commented afterward.
Egypt's Maddie East News
Agenc.'Y quoted an official source
as saying speculauon that Habib
Da n a wom an
dies in cr ash
A Dana Point woman was
killed Saturday in a light-plane
crash in Oregon's Cascade
Mountains, Lane County
sheriff's deputies said.
Jessie Irene Klinger, 51, was
killed along with her passenger,
Richard Lee Totten, 50, La
Center, Wash., when the plane
crashed at a n airstrip in the
community of McKenzie Bridge,
50 miles east of Eugene.
The plane apparently
developed problems.
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was trying to persuade l!:gypt to
provide asylum for PLO
guemllas "is abeolutely of ~
bas ... 18.
The agency reported AL)'
"affumed the necessity of lsrael'c
withdrawal from Lebanon a.rwl
the need for an immediate halt tQ
the bloodshed and guaranteeing
the safety of all Palestin e
Liberation Organization
memben."
Israel confirmed the lOt'IS of the
F -4 and said other warplanes
destroyed Soviet-supplied Syrian
SAM-8 anti-aircraft missile
batteries. The Israel command
said that the Syrians moved the
sophisticated ground-to-air
misailes -the moat modern tn
the Soviet araenal -into thf
Bekaa Valley from Syria late
Friday night for the first time.
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i--0eiaJ fltlot f'tloto 111 CtleriM ltett ! EXPERIMENT -Perhaps Larry Walters, the lawnchair
1 aviator, could have been of asmstance to these Laguna Beach ! youngsters. They were trying to determine how many helium
• balloons were needed to lift an empty pop can. Andy Murphy,
12, left, and Danny Zeien, 13, found that six were required.
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jBritish hoy given
K for school
LENDALE (AP) -School
will allow six-year-old
drew Taingis to attend a
endale public school in
~ tember, reversing a policy
at rj!fuaed admission to
hildren of temporary legal
·den ta.
e boy, who moved with his
amily from Great Britain in
Although state achoo! officlala
said the policy to refuse
enrollment was a violation of the
state Education Code, the
Glendale system followed advioe
from the Los Angeles County
Counsel, who said such children
actually are residents of foreign
countries and should not be
admitted.
From Page A1
BIG CROWD -Plenty of volleyball and sun enthusiasts were
lounging in beach chairs to watch the Cuervo Laguna Open
sand volleyball competition at Laguna's Main Beach
Saturday. More action is scheduled today, when beginning at
9 a.m., two-man teams will dive and spike for the crowd.
From Page A1 Gunmen kidnap tourists SCHMITZ. • •
Two Americans among 6 taken in Zimbabwe
HARARE. Zimbabwe (AP) -
Guerrilla followers of opJ)Oaltiob
leader Joshua Nkomo kidnapped
two Americana and four other
Westerners from an African
safari and reportedly have
threatened to kill them unlea
two jailed comradee are freed.
Justin Nyoka, a spokesman for
Zimbabwe 's Information
Department, identified the
kidnapped Americans as Brett
Baldwin and Kevin Elllil. Their
hometowns were not
Immediately available.
The other hostages were
James Greenwell and Martyn
Hodpon of Britain and Tony
Bajzelj and William Butler of
Australia, Nyoka said. U.S .,
British and Australian consular
officials were conferring with
Foreign Ministry officials about
the kidnapping.
The 8"c tourlsts were abducted
Friday night while making the
240-mtle journey from Victoria
Falls to the southwest city of
Bulawayo, diplomatic sources
said.
They were part of a group of
10 Westerners on a motoring
safari who stopped at a roadblock
of fallen trees on a main highway
40 mile5 north of BulaWLYA
The group's leader, a New
Zealan:ier, and three young
women from Australia, the
Netherlands and Austria also
were abducted but were freed
after 30 minutes with a ransom
message to the government.
The message demanded the
release from detention of two
former military commanders of
opposition leader Joshua
Nkomo's Zimbabwe African
People'• Union.
The commanders were
identified as Lookout Masuku,
and Dumiso "Black Russian"
Dabengwa, held without formal
charge since March 10. They
were detained on suspicion of
participating in a plot to
overthrow the government of
Prime Minister Robert Mugabe.
Nyoko would ·not conunent on
a South African press report that
the gunmen had threatened to
kill the hostages if the prisonua
were not freed.
"It is a report fast gaining
credibility," a Western diplomat
here told The Associated Pres,,,
"bu~ we have very little
information on this."
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discuss the case with reportera,
but Williams said Silber and
hospital officials "are not tl"ying
to be obstructionist."
A family member said
Saturday Schmitz was not
available for comment on the
case. Schmitz has remained out
of public view since the case
became public last weekend.
l.pvestigaton also have talked
to the mother, Carla Stuck.le, 43,
and to a 21-year-old daughter,
the baby's half-sister, Willia.ma
said.
Mrs. StuckJe also has another
grown daughter and a 3-week
old girl in addition to the baby
boy.
The surgeon discarded the hair
during the operation. destroying
a potentially valuable piece of
evidence, said Superior Court
Judge William Murray, who
ordered the boy held in
protective custody at a hearing
last Monday.
ril, had been refused
llment although his father, Im engineer, entered the country.
visa for people with
ungu.ished ability." WATT IN TROUBLE. • • DIETING
Pli,OMOTES
dBESI'i'Y
would• have been allowed
attend the 9Chool if he had
~ the child of illegal aliens,
of!icials have said. ,,,
;1"We recognized the
inconsistency in our policy,"
Glendale schools Superintendent
Robert SanclUs said referring to
the different rules for children of
illegal and legal aliens.
Sanchis is a former
superintendent of the Laguna
Beach Unified School District. He
has been on the job in Glendale far three weeks.
;1"';
In a statement issued in New
York, the American Jewish
Committee said, "Secretary Watt
should go back to IChool for a
refresher ooune on the American
political system, for he seems to.
question the right of Americans
to hold opinions that differ from
his."
Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler,
president of the 1 .5
million-member Union "f
American Hebrew
Congregations, said, "l don't like
being appealed to as a Jew on an
~ue that is essentially of concer.o
to all Americans."
Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan,
0-N.Y .. said Watt should either
resign or be fired "for this act of
bare-knuckled bigotry."
"If he goes and his departure
awakens the country to the fact
that ideologues of the radical
right .have taken over whole
areas of the American
government, there may be some
gain," Moynihan scid.
In a late afternoon telephone
interview Saturday, Watt aa1d
those attacking him were doing
so with "malicious intent."
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MITRA MAOBULEH.
Ph.D., M.P.H.
What is the word that bat
describes those who repeatedly
engage In a'll a ctivity with
non-effective and otlen harmful
resulta? Irrational. Yet, we find it
difficult to label as irratwnal the
behavior of millions of Americana
who are constantly dieting
without much success. Perhaps
they engage in this seemingly
illogical activity only because their
hopes att kept alive by the diet
establishment, whole interest Ues
in kttping the public in ~ dark
as to the scientific fact.I about
dieting and weight loss. Well, the
secret i.s out.
Shocking Statl11tic11
In a recent symposium at
UCLA. top spedalista revealed to a '
large gathering of health
professionals the shocking reality
behind the weight losa mania:
More than 95 percent of the
people who go on various diets
either fail to loee much weight or
regain thelr weight, uaually In
excess of what was Jost. The
incidence of obesity h.aa Increased
over the last decade. Furthennore,
obealty Is now developing at
younger ages. It aeems that C.H.
Hollenberg waa justified In
comparing the achievements or the
health profe11iom1 In treating
obesity lo that of a football team
that h.aa loet every game It has
ever played. Or as aomeone el8e
put it: "The American public has
been dieting for 2~ years -and
has gained ~ pounds."
Where are we going wrong?
Why are the "nutritionally IOUnd
diet.a," "fad diets,'' shots, pilla,
fasts, hard exerclae, and
physological ~ making ua
gain rather than lose weight?
More and more evidence that
dieting promotes obesity bu been
produced ln recent animal
experlmentt a11d epldemlologtc
~ at our nation's leed1ng
universities. For example, an
experiment conducted at the
Untveralty of Wllconatn
demona\rated that, when rate
which Nd lost 20 percent of \heir
body wetght on a IW'Vation diet
were returned to their pre-diet
feeding, the)' &alned alma.I ZO
tin>el mote we1'Jat tNan CMarol
rats on a 6lmJ.W-food int.ab/ Most
of U8 who have 1-and reaalned
wet1ht on various dleta are
f.&11).lJJ.ar with th1I pain{Ul 19Uty;
Such evidence ta onJy now
conflrmtna thf! revolutionary
oblerVatJon rMde by Dr. Dan I\.
Kirkham aeveral yeara •a~; n.firW ~ pramou. oball&y!
Dl•l•I"• Ta.Ir• BABT Dr. K.lrkbem. • tkwpcl"t 8-dl
Phy1lclan, who I• curr.natl
Medical Director ot the HA.a
tn.dtutit, ta a p.d\Lltit of New
York Colle1e of MtdletM. hQ
received llMlllJ awanla fo1> ~i•
achl•ve•d .. ln tllw ·1n.lllial
pro(4'11Gft, Be WM ~ ~ .,
American Medical Association
Achievement Award, The
LaRoche Award, the Dean'a
Award. and he ia listed in "Who's
Who lnt.emati~ ... "Who's Who
in the West.." and "Who'a Who in
the Unlted States."
''ln hia exte(\alve clinical
experience with overweight
patients, Dr. Kirkham noted
several yeare ago that the
conventional reducing methoda
(pllla, shots, various diets,
acupuncture, etc.), which he
preecribed for his numerous
patieqta, not only failed to achieve
permanent weJaht la. but even
appeared to exacerbate their
weight problems. He subeequently
began lo study the cauaes of this
paradoxical situation. Mier more
than a thousand hours apent in
obaerving the behavior of nonnal
and overweight persons and aft.er
extensive research and thin
metabolism, he developed a
no-diet weight lam program which
haa been astoniahingly successful
In bringing about permanent
weight loes.
Stop Dletla11
Once and for All
At the HART Institute, Dr.
Kirkham and h1.s co-worker, Dr.
Mitra Magbuleh, who hu
conducted considerable reeearch
on food and alcohol addiction,
convince their overweight patients
1o stop dieting once and tor all by
explainiJll to them that when we
diet -i.e., cut down on our food ,
Intake and ea't only the atllOUftt
and type1 of food pn!9C'ribed by a
given doctor or weight loss plan.
we increase our metabolic
efficiency. Our bodies manap co
tuned.on very well with the few
valorlee they receive an a ilven
(J.iet, and they mp bu.mine the
~red fat. Jrt othet' worda, we hit a
teau and atop 1-.ing weight.
eanwhlle, llnce dieta are meant
to be aone an and off of, almolt-
•veryone eventually reverts to ~ ~Ulla ot overattna; and w~ end up puttlnl on all the lolt
weWbt -plua more -becau.
our bods. ha""lldapted to the iow
caloHc intake and eannot wie the extra calorlee conaumied when we
fO t>ff the cUet.
Furthermore, diet proaram•
perp•tuate l'at Nent•llCY by re~~the otMM person'• = lkllHlrSth = ~ .. whill and mud\ to
eat. • ~ • -..bk:h foods .,.. OK to 'Pl ul on. B dinllow.lnc
cllir'tef n food•j df et plana ''' ~· "' tot fa.Uute. When • p•reoa\ •• on' • alet, 1/h• la ma.raw.-=·-" .. ~ ~ ~ .... C*" .. t nOrmallf. • . . '1"9 ''taibklden
fndt"• ~ .. ~y the tMlft
ce\m o1 ~.c:w ~ 1111C11t ~ ...,.. in th* \lrllibt
lr!Jtlftorta:
DAN KIRKHAM, M.O.
Ma.lriog Peaa. Witb Food
Drs. Kirkham and Magbuleh
alao point out that our diet plans
do very little to change Fat
Metabolism and often enhance thia
process further_ b.Y reducing the
penJOn's Lean Body Mass (muscle
cells) and increising the fat-
depoait.lng enzymt::t. As a result,
even if the overweight penon is
successful in losiOll weight rapidly
under these plans, a/he will most
likely regain the l os t
weight, someUmes In excess of
what wu orlgJnaUy taken off.
P\.ltt.lng It limply, I:Nets Do Not
Work. That Is why they tell their
patients to stop dieting and
commmence to eat normally ., a
thin person would. Sometimes it Is
difficult lo convince the patients
that they do not need ID diet. Til.jl
difficulty ariaes becau.e this idea la
completely in opposition to
everything we are taught to
believe. Once this ii overcome,
patients are satisfied
psychologically, aocially and
taste· wt. .. they becin to follow
the no-diet program at the HART
Institute. Thia unique and
comprehensive program
enoompu9e1 all the major aspects
ol succeqful w,eight Jou: i.e.,
nutrition, phyaical activity,
manaaement of inner feellnp and
aodal environment. By ·~
10 weekly eeaslom of tnatrucdoo at
the HART Inatitute, the
participants learn bow to make
peace with food. how to change
~lr fat metabolism l(llo a thin
metabolillm, how to safely enjoy
foods by applytna the prindpi. of
thin behavior and how to addew
beat reault• throu1h
Individually-tailored ,
~-duration phywical activities.
At the HART lnatitute'a Weiaht
Reduction Center. the d>jectiw ta
to treat the ca\19M, rather than the
aywnroe::n•· of the overwe~ht prob • and the emphalla. la put
on the patient'• metabolism. In thil
way, once the weight JI loat. It is
la.t permanently. Rapid wetaht
lots la c:Hacoura1ed becauae moununa evidence ........ that
tboM w~ IDAM8'9 to be W961bt
aradually, but whhout much
aufferina and deprivation, an
much more aUCiC'fJlltu1 ln ""Pnl
the ..... poundl oft.
Onoe the .. '*''-on U. HART proatam feaUae that diet.lq la
lrratlonal, they ~ to ~1
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Friendship has survived -~into bewildering times
L&A VINWORTH, Kan.
(AP) -Th.tr f11tndah!p belan
ln youth, and hu aurvtved wan,
dlatance, death and the ... ult of
time. For nearly half a century,
tour women have held onto each
other ln their he&rtl. Amon& thenwelvea they are
Genevieve O'Mara, Dorothy
Brown, Dbde Lee Swearlnpn
and Ninette McDonnell. Thoee
are their maiden namH, the one1
that •pawned lndeUble memori•.
The m.arriafee, children and
1randchtldren all came much
later, individual eventa divorced
from those golden years when
the women called themselves
"The Four Horsemen" and
romped through high school as a
alngle unit.
The last time they were all
together was May 31 , 1942.
Standing on the manicured lawn
of St. Mary Academy, weeping
as they bade farewell m their
white caps and gowns, they
promised to keep in touch. For
four decades, they've kept the
vow. •
As their daughters carry
twin banners of homemaker and
career woman, the girls of '42
.... to undemaNS uu. w.w
MW world, They try to ~ the •xual Nvoludon, du
pay for law 11Chool NJUon.
hold their ton1ut1 when
liberated female otf1prln1
celebrate 30th blrthdaya by
trek.k.J.na ln the Hlmalayu.
They remember with
fondneu the old daYI and the old
order. That'• why three of the
Four Honemen gathered ln June
for what may be their laat
1lumber party. Rellvtn1 their
collective hlatory, they IM!U'Ched
dos-eared scrapbook• and
t.ree-ahaded haunts for the aeeda
of chance that nurtured thftn,
too eoon, into the autumn of their
Uves.
Dorothy couldn't come
because one of her sons was
graduating from a cordon bleu
cooking &ehool, but Genevieve,
Ninette and Dixie Lee returned
together to St. Mary for the first
time since 1942. They spent the
weekend finding pieces of
themselves in each other,
renewing a sisterhood that
transcends feminist slogans.
The unbreakable ues that
bmd them began knottmg two
1entratlon1 •10. rnnlllln D.
RooHvelt waa In th• Whlte Moute, the G,_t ~WU
on the wane and Hitler wa. an
omlnou1 European 1hadow
whOM t ,SON Md juat invaded
Poland.
Four teen..acers. Mtdwesiem
and middle eta., ca.mt' topthor
on a 1weherlf\I September day ln
1939. They were 16 yeara old,
aecretly 1cared behind the
bcavado of younc fUUee.
Their parenta had enrolled
them ln St. Mary Academy, a
1U1ct boardlna IChool run by the
Slatert of Charity, whme goal
wu to educate proper Christian
BU"la tn the liberal arta. They a1ao
labOred equally hard to launch
them into the world u "ltd.let."
All atudenta were required to
take "IOdal uaae." where they
learned to 8CUlpt butter pat.a ln
the ah.ape of roeebuda. peel an
orange with a knife and fork.
and write ewborate invitations.
"The nun a1ao warned us that
if we felt like aaying 'hell.' we
were to 1ubstitute 'polar bear,' "
Genevieve recalled g1gall.ng.
Dixie Lee, Ninette and
Genevieve have all led lives very
Local students honored
Gradua tion s, d ean 's lists, sch olar ships lis te d
Several hundred students from
the Orange Coast have received
academic honors, ranging from
bemg named to deans' lists to
receiving scholarships.
For some, graduations were
involved.
Lists of the students and their
schools include:
CS Fulle rton
A number of Orange Coast
residents have been named to the
dean's honor List for the spring
semester at Cal State Fullerton.
They are:
a.tboa t.lend -Julie S Rathbone
Ccwon. del Mu -Cory J Lomontagne.
J11m1 A Laaboew. Mart L Schmidt. and
MlchHI R Nolan
Coeta MMa -Samson J AUii, John A
Amy. Todd A Becker Pamela K Bronk. Jett
W Catamusa
Paul C Crtan. Scott J Cook. Craig H
Crandall. Robert F Clunt., • ..Htl1 S Hatr1ngton
Lula E Ht1trt1ta 09'lid G l<a.n!Q Mlci>t!lle
M l<a.nlg. Lucy M L-'«11. G00<ge W
MHon Marilyn A McNalf. Paul J Oddo Suaan A
Saunders. Afan F Slagrl•t. Steven I(
Th<>ml)M>n.
0-ak L VonHar!maon. l..BUfl M WallaB.
aod David R Warnalca. ,,_,..,. w..., -Brent w Christensen.
Karan L Bevin, Ml:t>ete M Ooss Lazaro E
Ft1tnandaz. Leah S Hunlu l(ifsten Kirlela. Kevtn M LM . Gordon s
Maclean. Rebecca M M1n1ck Nanci J
N-.11
Rldly T Nozakl. Pa111C1a J 0 Connell. Us&
L Pata. Marcella L Sal(llft, Carol J Slleo<ls
MJGhMI c Stamnos. Jenrey Cl Tatro. af\d
Sharon M Woll """"no'°" a.eel\ -Cheryl A 8urmeist11< Robin A Cec«n. Patti Chlltahlaa. Merit L
Oana. Cand11 M Darling Shaton B David()(, ThOmH A FlllmOta.
Arlftur T Gardner Collyn J Gebaur. Nancy E
Gltclt
T"<>mH A Manun M~ s McCIUre
Co41n A Millet Robert S Noble Renee M
PalltUCCI
Ina M Quinlan. Cotlllance S1czepl!OW9k1
Lorraine C Tayl0t. Blnh T Tran Heidemarle
K Warth, and Calvin B Wiiiiams
lrYlne -Catol L Bade, Steve L Brown.
Karen L Bryant. Chatlas E BulCh, John T
Cooke
Judy A Covey. Thomu J Darcy Paul J
DeS1mone, Susannah L E~·Boutry Heidt
LOreena
Krtsl!M L lbl«\. Jeff p Klngsbll<g. MICl"telle
E l<OCl"tuba, Tee H L•m c.testa 0 March
Dale A Nielsen. Janna W Nor1on. Wilham
V 0 Dell V1v1ana A Parole. Mary E Sens
Sandra 0 Shahinian, Juhe A StanQI. Tanya
M V«meulen, Linde S Winslow. and Beth A
Vanelt
CS Long B each
Twenty-four Orange Coast
residents graduated with honors
or awards from Cal State Long
Beach.
They are:
From the kfM»ol of Appfled Ar1• and
klenc4e -Elizabeth A Cowan Costa Mesa.
Elaine F Dalils. L90une Niguel Christy B
GronMlh Irvine, Anita S Sherb&l>M. Irvine.
end Suaan M Stlvet-Hununoton Be.ch
From lhe School of 8u t ln•••
Admlnlt trallon -Oebor1n J Oonegen
Fountain Valley. and Kathryn Y Louchl,
HuntinQlon Beach
From Iha School of f:duc:atlon -Betty J
EHiman. Huntlnglori Beech. and Sendra
Riehl, Cotta Mesa
From lhe lclloo'I of Engineering -
Wendell S Cotllns. Coat• Ma53 end Ouoc-
Hung DaoDang. Hun11ng1on Beactt
From me School of Fine Ar1• Carl A
Muller Robin A Rlc;heaeon. and Stanley K
Wood. Huntington Beach
From lhe School ol Humanlt... Valerie
A Avr1m Hunt1ng1on Beech, Linda O
Le11ner Irvine and Joel A Vale<\llncte and
Elean0tl! T Vetdona Huntington Beech
From Iha School of Ioele! .nd e.tlavlofel
lclencM Yvonne R Al<:ala Winona S
J ohnaon and K1mba1ly P Ke,..pet
liunt1ng1on Beach Kalhlaan L Kenney.
Balboa and Merilee Semueteon IMne
From Iha Spec.., ~ogremt Kumlko J
H1tano Fountain Valley
Western Law
Ten Orange Coast residents
have been named to the spring
semester honor role at Western
State University College of Law
in Fullerton.
They are:
Corona de4 Mer -Deb0t• Alie<\
Cott• Mesa -Karren Schaellw
Founlaon Valley -HOiiy Panarella
HU'\llngton a..ch -Pa"*• Dempse-.· and Ottta Gray
1rvtne -J-Acoba. C.,OI ~ ano c.,.... Goldberg
-Newpor1 8-:1> -Maria Molner end
OovQlaa VICl!ary
California M useum
Three Orange Coast students
have won h o nors an the
statewide science fair held at the
Calafotnia State Muse um of
Science and Indus try, Los
Angeles.
Second pl<k."e winners included
Sh eila Albright, Niguel Hills
Jun1or High, Laguna Niguel,
chemistry; and Dan Goodsell.
Newport Harbor H igh, Costa
Mesa, physics.
Douglas Hinesley of Village
View Junior High. Huntington
Beach took third in engineering/
elec1.ronics.
Honorable mentions included
Glenn Kauffman. Newport
Harbor High. Costa Mesa; Dave
Tromp, Los Amigos High.
Fountain Valley, Alex Muci.
Lakeside Middle School, Irvine;
Steven De Carola, St .
Bonaventure Junior High ,
Huntington Beach ; and Dean
Magula . Marine View Junior
High. Huntington Beach.
UCLA
Susan Louise MacKay , a
Fountain Va11ey High School
senior, has been awarded the
four-year Malouf Scholarship to
UCLA by the UCLA Alumni
Association.
Sax Orange Coast high school
seniors have bee n awarded
$1 ,000 scholars hips b y the
association.
They are:
Lynn Caverly, Laguna Beach:
Diana Gallo, Laguna HillB High;
Susan Kafesjlan, University
ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat
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VOL. 71, NO. IOI
High, Irvine: Duone Ahn Phan.
Irvine High; Debra Reza, Laguna
Hill High; and Robe rt Togie,
Fountain VaJley High
Pom on a
Three Orange Coast residents
received bachelor of arts degrees
from Pomona C.ollege
They are Ruth Leigh Carver.
Newport Beach: Fneda Molina.
Huntington Beach. and Rebecca
Jayne Roode. Irvine
Loyola Marym o unt
K en Bur\ker. a Huntington
Beach High ~hool graduate, has
won the EPIC Riordan Award at
Loyola Marymount University.
Los Angeles.
Th e award recognizes
Bunke r 's work with th e
Educational Participauon in the
Community program.
S tephen s
Svirrn ~inc-u ra ,
daughter of I>r. and Mrs. Stan
Pincura of Huntington Beach,
has been named to the Stephens
C.ollege (Mo.) dean'• hst for the
spring semester.
Bradley
Bryan B. Sievert, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Sievert of
Irvine, was named to the Bcadley
University (Ill.) spnng ~ter
dean's list.
Sch olarships
Nhung Thi Kim Pham of
Coasthne C.ollege and Jonathan
Nouvok of Orange Coast C.ollege
were awarded scholarships by
the American Fede ration of
Teachers, Local 1911.
Har vey Mudd
Laura L . Merritt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Merritt of
Newport Beach. has been named
to the Harvey Mudd College
dean's list.
Western Law
.Joan Lehto of Costa. Mesa is
among 30 finalists competing in
Western State University C.ollege
o f Law President's Scholar
award program.
Ten full-tu1&.ion scholarships
leading to a Juris Boctor degree
from Western State will be
awarded i n the natio n al
competition . Each award is
valued al $12.500.
Supervisors have
rosy outlook
Red "*-were sent Friday to
the t h ree O ra n 1e Cou n t y
1_uper~l1or1 w h o 1upported
di.lbandlnC county aowmment'a
CCJNUmin' aflaln office.
Hmm wtft' natved by t..rd Cha1rman Bna Nt!'ltande, and 1u~ Harriett Wieder and R0cer Stanton.
r..ch bundle of Cb'Werl was
accompe.nled by • card that read, ''<>ranee County Taxpe)'ft."
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dlffertnt from thoee they
dreamed of when thoy w•r~
to•ether at St . Mary
Approachln1 the campua thl1
June, there wu trepidation at
the cl\anact lhoy would flnd.
But their three favorite nun..,
weN waiting on the front atepe
to areet them. The cemetery wall
where they used to sneak
claarettet wu Intact. The apirtt ot St. Mary, exemplified by its
motto "virtue and knowledge."
wu very much alive.
Although the academy was
abol.iahed ln 1950, the four-year
liberal arta colleae thrives on a
luah, gree n hill south of
Leavenworth.
"Thia place even smell.a the
same," aaid Ninelte. "Why do I
reel Hke I'm late to class and in
trouble?"
The threesome chuckled
over rules in Dixie's scrapbook
that seem archaic w th(• girls of
'82.
Demerits were given for
having food in rooms, talking in
the bathroom, not being in bed
b) 9 p.m.
"You have a fe w mo re
minutes to dress on Wednesdays,
Satu.rdaYI and Sundaye. Plan to
put your hair up the.,..fore on Tu eada~•· Frlday1 and
Saturda)'1,' read On• yellowtn1
directive.
At the traditional winter
formul1 the nuna hired an
orche1tra and supervl1ed the
proceedings from a bak'Ony But
there were no men
"We'd get all dreesed up -
nothing 1trapless -and come
down the grand staircase ln a
proceuional." recalled Ninette.
"We'd have an elegant dinner.
complete with finger bowla, then
we'd all have to dance with each
other Of course, the male band
members were convulsive at the
sight."
That spring of '42 was an
innocent tame. But the war
s tarted the pendulum on its
swing All four eve ntually
married serv1cemen They coped
wtth child-rearing and ught
money. The parents who'd sent
them to St. Mary to shel\E\r them
from the world died. F.ach had
one daughter. Those girls grew
up to be a nurse, a journallst, a
C.olorado county assessor. and a
h1gh-powerf'd super saleswoman
with a two-aui. t.enitory. In
their 30. now, none of thCl9e
female oft.prtna have chUc:tJ"en,
When It wu over.~
nior Arny Willcott. 20, m\did
about the chaJ\iel of 40 yMn1. ln
1941. a eeme.ter'1 full Wit.ion.
room, board and all f.. WM U 7&. In 1981, It waa abou t
$2,000. With a coune load thJt
included race relationa, hW'RIJl
genetics, and c rlrn~ a n d
delinquency, sociolo1y major
Willcott marveled u ~ U.cened
to the aluma remin.t.oe. h w ...
ah.e finally aaid, like U.tenlnl IO•
rec1tauon of the Dark A/Jn.
"But," she added almo9t
wlatfully, "it might be nice to
know how to eat fried chicl(en
with a knife and fork."
Sitting in the late afternoon
sun on a favorite old bench,
Ninette summed up what St.
Mary had taught her.
"We learned aelf-dl.lcipline.
the power of prayer, and how to
be ladies," she said. "I don't u.1e
algebra or Latin every day, but I
use those qualities."
Genevieve adqed: "l alao
learned how to make friends, and
how to keep them."
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STILL F RIENDS -In 1942, churns, from left,
Genevieve O'Mara, Dorothy. Brown, Ninette
McDonnell and Dixie Lee Swearingen
gathered for portrait as they were leaving St.
Mary Academy in Leavenworth, Kan. Today,
all four are still &ood .friends.. having kept. in
touch through wars, threats of war, societal
upheavaJ and time itself.
Iran OKs Algerian mediation
Fighting r en ewed along border, Yictory cl aims conflict
By TH A11ociated Pre11
Iran agreed Saturday to
mediauon by Algena an ats war
with Iraq but only on lranian
tem'\S, and both sides claimed
victory in r enewed fighting
around the southern Iraqi port of
Basra.
"We said we accept mediation
aa long as it functions an the
direction of our terms for ending
the war," lran.ian Prune Mmist.er
M1r Hussein Musavi told Tehran
radio after meeting with Iranian
lead er Ayatollah Ru ho JI ah
Khomeini.
There was n o immed iate
reaction from Iraq to the Iranian
announcement.
M usavi reported to the
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82-year-old Khomeini on the
results of his tal~ with Algerian
leaders during a v1s1t to the
North Afncan nauon last week,
Tehran radio said.
The Algerian government m I
Algiers confirmed Saturday that
it w i ll try to mediate the
lran-Iraq war.
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Or nge 00111 OAILV PILOT/ unday, July Rf, 11H .
~ounty Republicans expand ranks, slate • cruise
Br Jll~rr ADLER or-....,,.. .....
Tht way Onn1• County
r.:t!ubUcan Party Chairwoman
Lundber1 talla It, "far more
Oranp County recident.a prefer
calllri1 themMlvee Republican.
than Democrat.a."
While local Democrat.a mJgh t
not qree with the chairwoman'•
11 "'ment , Mra. 1..undbort 11
bulr\I her concll.lliona on the
July 2 week ln which Republican
r~al1trantt outnumbered their
Democratic counterparu by
almOlt &en-fold.
Whtie 2, 119 Republican
real1tratton1 were recorded
during the week of July 3, only
241 Democratic real1tratlon1
wttre recorded dwina the 11me
pe riod , ac:c:ordln1 to Mu.
Llandber1.
She uid that u of July 3 the-re
were 478 ,748 r e 1i1tere d
RepublJcanai 418,103 Domocnta:
97,832 Independent•: 17,261
Libertarian•: 12.247 American
Independent.a; 2,883 Peace and
Collectors honor
plate's artistry
Cattle
bring
ri bbons
Sevttal atte residents
received awards for their
entries In the 4-H and
F u ture Farmers o f
America market steer
category at the recent
Orange County Fair.
Winners from Costa
Mesa were Mark Boren,
Kimberly J on es, Jeff
Kirkman, Dawn Price
and the Costa Mesa FFA.
Their entry of t hree
market beef placed
fourth
Vinme Lockyer of
Hun ting ton B~ach .
Melody Hexim er from
Fountain Valley and
Troy Bannister of Irvine,
also were winners.
In the floriculture
department, winners
from Hunungton Beach
were Christine Hsieh.
first. cut flower s and
mixed flow e rs with a
h oliday the m e, and
Jenny Buck, first,
miniature arrangements,
a new book and own
creations. Miss Buck also
finished second in the
category featuring
foliage plants, and third
f<X' her terrarium e ntry.
Piper Balm and
Donald Balm won se<X)nd
af\d fifth, respectively.
fDf entries.
Kathy Shirley won
t h ird. place for h e r
mtniature arrangement.
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* * • T H E R EPUBLIC AN
Aaaociates of Orange County will
host a sunset c:rui.e aboard the
Balboa Pavilion Queen Aug. 6.
Boarding time w1U be at 6:30
p.m for the politically oriented
cruise. Featured guest.a include
Assemblywoman Marian
.Bergeson, S upervisors Tom Riley
and Harri et t Wi e der,
Assemblyman Nolan Frizzelle
a nd GOP Chairwoman Lola
Lundberg.
Tickets are $1 0 for non-
members, $5 for members and
can be obtained through the
Re publican Associates, 220
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* * * REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
8111 Doh r JOlned President
Reagan at a Washington, D.C.
rally 1n suppo r t of a
con s t itut ional amendment
requiring a balanced budget.
Dohr. who is seeking to unseat
incumbent Democrat Jerry
Patterson. of Santa Ana, said the
amendment 1s "perhaps the only
way lo balance the budget,
particularly in light o f the
complete break-down in the
congressional budget process
such as we witnessed a couple of
weeks ago."
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Life dangles on nylon, wind and luck
By PATRICK J. KENNEDY or ... o.-r ,.... .. ..,
Readln1 a coUeaaue'1 att'Ount of her first
parachutlna experience, 1 tte:alled a day whun 1.
t.oo, trusted my life to nylon, wind and luck.
1 decided to try hana sliding. 'l'hat required
running off a hillside whlle strapped underneath
a 19-foot-lo'_l_i• V -shaped kite
But unl.Y'e Daily Pilot 1taffer Sandie Joy,
who wrote that she wu calm prior to jumplng
from the airplane, I wasn't
calm. Not even close.
My adrenaline wu
flowing like Niagara Falls
and had been for an hour. I
was nervous, my palms were
sweaty and I questioned my
courage and good sense
It was "the summer of
1974 and I was a college
\tUdent whose biggest
concern should have been
·~ =
keeping gas ln my car HNMDY
A friend told me of a "school" where in one
day a guy could team the fine art of hang
gliding.
I took the bait and we drove out to Tustin to
a fly-by-night (pardon the pun) operation run by
two brothers and another man, all expert hang
gliders
We paid $2 50 t'al·h and s1gnl'd a form that I
think basically said wt• wt>r<' foolhardy and
wouldn't hold anyont• but ourselves n•spons1ble
for an accident. Along with downs of others. we
followed our teachers tu-be in a car caravan to
the hills of Corona.
But it wasn't what I'd exJX'(.·ted There wen:•
rocks, boulders actually, scattered all over the
hillside and the level space below
I had expect<.'Cl a putting green I bc<·ame less
calm.
They broke us into two groups on the
hilltop, each group with a hang ghder [ kept
lookln& around to 1tt who wu carrytn1 the
ufety helmet.I.
Bul whoever lhP suy waa, he mutt have
taken a wrong turn b«au e he never showed up.
I felt somewhat prepared bccau~ I'd put
-knee pads on under my Levis on the way out.
But I 1tl11 felt under-d.reued and cuned mytelt
for not buying a fighter's mouthpiece and a
baseball catcher's cup.
And I 1tlll wanted u helmet. Where the hell
wa11 that guy'?
In the lhre<>-minutc lesson, the Instructor
showed us how to strap the safety belt-Jike seat
just below our buttocks ao we'd be eeated in
flight.
He showed how to pull the kite wires tight
'I sk im med j ust in ch es
over a rock th a t, to m e,
looked like the size o f t
a b ab y grand piano.'
to catch the wind by pulling the V -shaped
control bar under the kite to arm-pit level.
Nt'ar thl' end of the flJght we were to push
the eontrol bar a few inches forward to raise the
lip of the kite causing 1l to stall just above the
ground so wt• could smoothly land on our feet.
Hl' said if we pushed the ba( forward in
mid-fhght, the kite tould stall and crash, and if
Wl' pulled thl· bar ba('k, 1t would nose dive. 1
listened hard and dl'<:1ded not to fool with the bar
until landing
The first novice strapped in and was told by
the instructor lo run fast and let air velocity get
the kite airborne.
The guy trotted down the incline and
hopped into the air. He hJl the dirt chln-flrst.
The next auY did a llmila.r stunt but landed on
hi.I rear and alld over a few odd-1haped rocka
before com.Ina to a duaty atop.
I was ne>et. I made the instructor repeat the
lesaon a.s 1 P':'lled the seat 11trap light, but I knew
the main thing wu to let the adrenaline looee
and move futer than a 1peedlna bullet.
I could be the 100-meter record hold.,r today
but after 15 feet of burning rubber off my hilting
boots I found my1elf sailing 30 feet above the
ground. It was a feeling I'd never had before.
Exhilarating.
The ground rose quickly a few Se<.'Onds later
and I skimmed JUSl inches over a rock that, to
me, looked the s1z.e of a baby grand piano. I
stalled too late and slide an head first on my
chest Safe
The crowd on the hillside cheered, whooped
and applauded the day'• first auccessful flight.
The wind picked up later and we moved to a
higher hill where I had two more flights about
50 feet hlgh and 150 yarda long, both ending
feet-fint. I was as happy u I've ever been.
But the story has a sad post.script.
The next weekend I enc.:ouraged two ('ollege
friends to join me m another hang gilding
adventure, which took some persuasion bc<:ause
their idea of physical activity was playing cards,
watching television and reading books.
You don't even need a helmet, I leased.
We drove to Tustin but there were no cars
waiting to caravan. The front door was open and
a guy I hadn't seen before was sitting at the desk
in the empty office.
He said the lesson wa.s canceled. One of the
brothers had crashed his hang ghder and dwd
leaping off a high cliff
We drove back homt• and I played my
card-shark friends in a rousing game or hearts. I
won. But I'm not braggin'. I drew a lucky hand.
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°'="'Coll• OAIL.V ,ILOT/lundty, Juty H, 1Ha
Schmitz should answer
moral allegations
State Sen. John G . Schmitz of
Newport Beach owes an
explanation to the constituenta he
representa ln hlah state off let:\.. ~n
the publicly aireCi allegations mat
he has fathered two children out
of wedlock.
These are not some
accusations that were dredged up
out of the senator's distant past.
One child was born in June of last
year and the second just this past
June 30.
Public disclosure asserting
that Schmitz fathered both
children probably would not have
surfaced at this time had it not
been for serious sexual injuries to
the older baby which caused the
child to be placed into protective
custody by Orange County
authorities.
All of this came to light five
days ago. And for those five days,
the senator h as remained in
seclusion. He has made no first-
hand public statement.
Some members of the
Schmitz f~mily have suggested the
circumstances are a family matter
and should not be aired publicly.
Unfortunately for his family at
this time, J ohn Schmitz is a very
public pel'IOn. He is an elected
state official. He has sought pubhc
office as high as President of the
United States.
He is answerable for both his
public and private conduct to the
voters who placed hlm in office
and those he represents.
His responsibility in a moral
matter is even more germane
because if there has been a thread
of consistency in his politicking
over the years, Schmitz has
preached for moral values,
responsible sexual conduct and
Christian ethics.
Sen. John Schmitz should
step forward now and answer the
allegations of moral misconduct.
If that answer falls short of
the moral conduct expected of a
high state officeholder, he should
resign that office forthwith.
Schmitz would no longer be
an effective representative of
Orange County in the Califorrua
Legislature.
Interest rate drop illy
For a nation starved for good
economic news, recent decreases
in k ey interest rates were
undoubtedly tasty morsels.
Extremely high rates have put a
crimp on many key sectors of the
economy, and few doubt that a
strong recovery is impossible
without substantially lower rates.
But any belief that those
monels will lead to a full-course
banquet of tumbling rates this
year may be premature. The
Federal Reserve has no intention
of changing its slow-growth
money policy. and large credit
d e mands from the federal
government, along with possible
heavy borrowing from
cash-starved corporations, could
preuure tbe still-too-high ratea
higher yet again.
In a move to ease credit
conditions, the Fed alaahed its
discount rate -charged on loans
to banks -from 12 percent to 11.5
percent. Meanwhile, several large
banks lowered the prime lending
rate -charged their b est
corporate borrowers -from 16.5
percent to 16. Consumer rates
generally follow the prime.
It is reasonable to assume the
Fr J was concerned that the
t ... onomy,' which recently was
showing signs of improvement.
has worsened. Retail sales and
industrial production were down
in June and growth in the money
supply was small, despite the 10
percent tax cut and the Social
Security cost-of-living increase
that went into effect this month.
Fed Chairman Paul Volcker is
hopeful rates will continue to drop
this year. He believes progress in
stamping out inflation and a n
economic recovery will cut the
private sector's need to borrow.
But others are not so sure.
Federal credit demands could
reach $50 billion in the sununer
q uarter alone. The recovery that
has been predicted for months
may not be strong e nough to
generate the cash companies need
to avoid hitting their banks up for
more l~ns. That's partly because
the interest-rate drop is too small
so Car to cause a consumer
stampede to stores. auto dealers
and new housing projects.
Most importantly. the Fed is
sticking with its monetary policy.
whK?h permits a common measure
of money to grow between 2.5 and
5.5 percent a year . Volcker
believes the war against inflation
has not been won yet.
In short. too much demand,
not enough supply.
Congr~ could spur the trend
toward lower rates by continuing
efforts to cut the federal deficit, to
ensure Uncle Sam doesn't elbow
everyone else out of the credit
markets. So far. congression al
co mmittees have shown
remarkable r es i stan ce to
s pecial -interes t groups by
approving spending cuts and
raising taxes. But much work on
the budget lies ahead.
In s um the interest rate
decline has to be interpreted as a
good sign for the economy. But for
the time being, the corks should
remain in the champagne bottles.
School's refusal was unjust
The machinations of the legaJ
mind can be mystifying. When
combined with the nitpicking of
the academic mind they call appal.
Last week the Glendale
U nified School district at first
refused to enroll the 6-year-old
son of a British engineer who was
legally admitted to this country in
April on a visa for persons with
"distinguished ability" to work on
a project for a petrochemical firm.
When engineer Charles
Tsingi.s took his son across the
street from the family's Glendale
home to get him started in school,
he was inf onned the child could
not be admitted because he is not,
technically, a "resident."
School offidals claimed their
policy of refusing to educate the
chlldren of temporary legal im-
milJ"IU't8 was hued on an opinion
from the Los Angeles County
counsel who contends a temporary
immiarant'• "technical residence"
ls the country he came from.
Thia, of course, la totally
contrary to the p olicy of the
California Departme nt of
!iducation, which holds that a
•
child's reside'nce is where he lives.
and not only permits. but requires
that all children attend school.
And most school districts make
sw-e this happens.
The irony of this absurd
comedy, of course. is that if young
Andrew Tsingis were the child of
an illegal alien, the school district
would be required to educate him.
That was th e ruling last
month of the U.S. Supreme Court.
which struck down a Texas lllw
denying schooling to the children
of undocumented aliens.
Fortunately, Glendale's new
superintendent of schools. Robert
Sanchis. who had been on the job
for only three weeka after eight
years of heading the Laguna
Beach Unified School District, saw
the policy'li inconsistency with the
law. He checked with the county
counsel who agreed Friday that
the dlstrict s ho uld enroll the
children of legal, u well as, illegal
aliens.
So youns Andrew will go to
school, but only after another
~nauming exerdle in legal
mumbo-jumbo.
Oplnl-Hprtssed In the space •bove are those or the Dally Piiot Otner views U · prfftildon this .,.oe are tho~ of their authors and artists. Reader c:omment is inv1t·
td . ......_Thi Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 9U26.' Phone 1714) 6'2-a.n.
ORANGE COAST
lailJPilat
Thomas P. Haley
Pub II sher
Thomas A. ty\Urpfltne
Editor
Barblr• Krejblch
Edllorlal Page Editor
Education thrust too late?
To the Eciltor:
As the former chairman of the
Newport Harbor High math department
for 24 y~. I was most interested to
read your July 13 ed1tona1 "Challenge
To Schools" and on the same page the
article by Earl Waters "Governor Hits
Target On F.clucation" and then to try to
determine if this program would help
our local situation.
Currentl y Harbor H1gh's math,
science, and industrial arts departments
are being affected by ld ws and
conditions which appear to be beyond
our local school board's ability to change.
Probably the most damaging of these
laws has been the one concerning
seniority, which for the moet part says
those last lured will be the first to be let
go.
This past spring the Harbor High
math department consisted of 13 full-
and part·ttme teachers: nine spt>nt a
majortty of their time teaching math and
the other four were in the department
for one or two pt>riods. Then in March
five of those in the maJor1ty group
received dismissal nouces; by May three
had been rehired, and two are sull
waJtmg One of these two replaced the
onginator and coordinator of our slower
math program who was let go last year.
The other teacher 1s a math mapr who
has been upgrading her skllls in the
computer field.
THE OTHER THREE, each with 10
years' experience, who have been hired
back certainJy by now must reaJJ?.e that
thts may well be thelr last year as
teachers in thlS district 1f enrollment
continues to decline and the school board
LS obligated to enforce the senionty rule
for dlSJTl~l. The irony of the situation
is that the students are there to learn,
but in some cases they will not be taught
by those trained to teach mathematics.
As an exnmple, there are e n o ugh
students signed up next fall to warrant
three sect.ions of beginning computer,
but because of the upcoming shortage of
qualified personnel. probably only two
sections will be taught.
Another perplexing situation a lso
exists in the science department. The
JO.year-old physics teacher has not been
hired back, and as far as I know, his
posillon to teach regular and advanced
placement physics has not been filled
and probably cannot be filled by anyone
within the district. I fear that he may
have a job elsewhere by the time he is
asked to return.
As I look a few years down the line
when for one rcaaon or another the
school district will want to hire well-
t rained teache rs in the areas of
mathematics, science, and mdustnal arts.
there is a good chance that few will be
Gardner's column
found, because few are in trammg now.
the uncertamues of teaching ar~·
unsettling. and the costs of living near or
m ttus area are too high for a teacher's
beginning salary
The governor':. thrust to t'nlarge
instrucuon in the above areas LS rertamJy
not going to help the students at Harbor
lligh. The school is in the proc:ess of
MAILBOX
losing some of its quahfied teachers and
as a result 1t may have to shut down or
curtail some of the very programs that
Mr. Brown ts hopmg to promote. What
we need is funding to hold on to what
we have Ir you are concerned, let your
legtslator know
WEBSTER J . JONE'S
Business boosted
To the Editor.
A letter Crom Mr Young published an
the Dally Pilot on Sunday. July 18. was
brought to m y attention regardinR a
baby shower I gave for Prince WL1l1am
and questioning my policy of no t
accommodating small children m my tea
shop, Tea and Sympathy
As the owner of Tea and Sympathy, 1
reserve the right to refuse service to
anyone
My thanks to Mr. Young as my
business has increased with people who
were unaware of the fact that they could
lunch or snack with friends without the
noise and disturbance of small persons
who require high chairs or booster seats
at meal tune My policy will not change
SHEILA TONl BRUNER
Different perspective
To the F.clitor:
Your lead editorial for Sunday, July
18, singling me out for special notoriety
because of my recent salary adjustment
has been noted but not appreciated. As 1t
is apparently wont to do, the press has
selected its perspective in order to score a
point. C.Ongratulationa, your figures are
correct regarding my salary history for
the past two years. Of course, my
perspective is somewhat different.
Using 1967 as base, the year I w~
appointed CAO. I note that the
C.Onsumer Price Index (inflation) has
increased 187 .1 percent. ln the same
period my salary has increased 127
percent. Your use of the most recent two
years is your choice, however, the record
should show my salary was not adjusted
ln 1978 and 1979, was raised 1.7 percent
in 1977, raised 5 5 percent in 1976. and
z.ero percent an 1975 So, in the time
frame 1974 to the present my salary has
gone up 62 percent while the CPI went
up 101.5 percent
Certainly I have no compltunts over
my adm1rustrauve status I have never
asked f o r or sought any salary
adjustment and have accepted what the
system offered. lnflauon and taxes have
ravaged my take·home J><lY along with
everyone else I believe my office carries
out its pubhc respons1biltt1es expertly
and efficiently and that county services
to the people are the better for it. 1 am
sens1uve to being held up for indirect
criticism recognizing that a certain
amount of vlluperat1on and degrading
pub!Jc l'Omrnent will foUow
RE THOMAS
County Adnurustrauve Officer
Watt plan nee ded
To the F.cli•or:
What 1s so bad about the "Watt plan
(that was so) blasted," July 15, by Sen.
Cranston and 14 Califorrua congr~en?
Watt's plan for offshore 011 production is
to give us energy sell ·sufficiency.
stab1hz.e our economy and return our
independence and security
That goal should be worth the sight of
an oil rig. And di.nurush the far·fet.ched
f e ar that it "might" harm the
cnvt.ronment. The environment might ~
more harmed if we don't drill. The
recent oil, of unknown ongm. that has
been appeanng along our coast, might
JUSl be from undersea deposits where the
pr~ure has grown greater than the·
pressure of the sea above. causing it to
bubble to the surface. Drilling it out
would relieve that pressure.
We spt>nd btlhons to store expensive
foreign oil in our "strategic reserves ..
when we have abundant reserves. stored
by nature, all a.round our country. We·
tram our boys in d esert warfare t.o
protect Saudi oil on the sands of Arabia.·
buiJd "Special Forces Units" to protect~
other Arab oil. and are considering Navy·
operations in the Persian Gull to confirm'•
our resolve not to let our foreign oil ·
suppliers flounder. Th•t is not a very ,
good environment either. :
It is time we re·exam ined the ,
emotionalism of our environmenta!Jsm
GOLDIE JOSEPH . ,
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right to condf'11se letters to fit space or
eliminate libel rs reserved Letters of JOO
1rnrds or less 1.1.111/ be gwen pre/errna All.
lt'llers must include s1gnoture and mail1n~:
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Navy solution: Keep faith private
By ROBERT GARDNER
Robert Gardner is a semi·retired
jurut. fl'f!quent emcee and senior body
surfing enthusiast along the Orange
Coast.
1 am a firm believer in the idea that a
pel"90n'a religion or lack of same is that
per9C>n'1 own business. However, I must
admit that carrying t.h1a concept lnto
practice can 10metime9 become a little
1lk:ky. lt did for me ln World War II.
M a new Naval officer 1 wq atanding
ln line with a bunch of other new Navy
officerl as we were aettlng our name
ta11. These are llttle metal tags on
whkh are punched the vtw 1tatiatics the
Navy may need tomeday when you
aren't really ln a poe.ltion to give out th1a
lnformatlon pertOnally. In other words
you're dud. The whole bualnesa had a
90t'MWMt macabre tone to lt .
A cnuty old Chief Petty OflJcer was
mannln1 a little machine that waa
punchtna out thew iqa. He obvtoualy
took a dlm vtew of thia bunch of IU)'I
who clearly were Iolna to ecrew up the
Navy u he knew ft. -
EACH TAG BAO 'JCNZ name, your
eerlal number, your blood type and your ~uason. M we came to the heed of the
line ~ man ahetid of me, when Mked
h1I mi,loh .-id ··1.thebt... ,,,. chief
dido'' even lioc* UJ> • b.• srvwled ln
obvloua dJ11u1t, .. You •aoua b• • 'P·for ProNrilint.. 'C tor ca~ or.
•Jt for J.,.ilh.. W• ain't Sot no·~ The ~
officer, obvloualy a man completely lacklni ln prlndple, ahn&aaed and eald
he would Mttle for "P'' fof"Prot.estant.
When my tum came I had no trouble
with the 8rellminariea. Name'! "Robert Gardner, SNR, l(V)S." Sert.al Number'!
"11~9" Blood Type'! "A.8" When lt
came to rella1on l aa1d "N ... 'n\e chief
look.d up. .. Wbatta,you mean, an 'N'?"
ti. map~. ''Th• 'N' atanda for none of
ttie Navy'• bualn-. I anawered Hts
antWer WM predictable. 'We aln't ,ot nl>
1N1'." •
"How aboUl a •J>-." 1 Uked. By thii ume \he chief wat aettli\a tnw \ht sptrtt
of th; ~· ··ru bitie. what doel • ·o· atand for, ' he aaked. hftefor"m•d . .
Evangelical Druids," I said. I can't~
originality for this. Chuck Masten hall
been using it for years to avoid t.h1S
problem. The chief shook hia head;
"Sorry Lieutenant, no •n.• ".
"How about leaving that place blank.''
1 asked. "lf the damn ship goes doWJ\
there ain't gonna be any buriat
ceremonies anyway." Nope, the chie~
didn't go for that. j
THEN I HAD A bright Idea. "~~
about going all the way and puumc
down all three -a •p· ·c and a 'J' ~
complelely F.cumenicali" Thia ln~
the chief who had begun to ~
and sympathize wlth my problemJ
However we found out there• w.n·~
enough space tor all three J.r.terL "How;
about any two.'' he·~· "A 'P' and
'C'. or a ·c· and a 'J', or any comblnalkx\
r,ou want." The idea ot betna a "P'' and'
'C" intrigued me but I dt murredl
b«'au.e 1 didn't want to pt a reputati°"'
for favoritl.sm ln my rella1out t.Uefa. I
Th•n the chlef termlneted our'
conwneuon. Slam went the ~ and "P'' appeared on my name tq. "(
told you 1 didn't want to be labeled a
Proteetant." 1..W .. Hell. akl I.be. ICIJ.m~.~
'"that 'P' don't ltaftd f« ~l'
That tWMil fer 'Prl\raW h ~t .......
'iO'tJ.f rwlilfo!l ii your own prtvatllt aft.air.
The Navr, won•t nevu ~now tb CWf~·'
You JuSl can't tz!~tmn ewnlna~ •
.By JODI CADENHEAD °' the Delly Not .....
Forget what Robert Frost said about good
fencee making good neighbors,
Winnie Richelieu, zoning inspector for Costa
Mesa. said that many complaints about illegaJ
structures stem from bad feelings over a wall ~vidlng two properties. 1 "A lot of times someone will call up and they
10und so nice," said Mrs. Richelieu. ''Then we'll
'\alk to the other neighbor and they say 'He's
been upset ever since I put up the block wall or
tny son played his music too loud.' "
Consider some of the recent cases m Costa
Mesa.
1 -A man who painted his house and fence a
1i'ainbow of .colors in retaliation for his neighbors
building what he considered to be an illegal
'Structure. They were forced to modify the
~ding after he notified City Hall.
· -Two women who were living peacefully
\n a geodesic dome In front of their home until a
neighbor complained to officials. Tho case is
currently under Planning Commission
advisement.
Whatever the reason for the complamt, the
building iL it is found to be illegal comes down or
is modified.
Even if they don't meet existing city codes.
p uildings constructed before Costa Mesa was
founded in 1953 are considered non-ronfonmng
lf they meet former county CQdes. Such bwldings
~ legally remain, but once torn down cannot be
rebuilt.
Most of the illegal structures were built
without permits, are unsafe, don't meet existing
9odes or are aecorid units built in a single family
i'esidential neighborhood.
-Vic ewton. iu&t.ant aeve opmen --oes
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dlroctor {or Con.a Mesa, esllmates that 72 of the
80 calls received last year regarding illegal
structures came from neighbors.
The rest were found by building inspectora
who noticed maybe two mailboxes or a converted
garage while looking at a neighbor's pool.
Many residents call anonymously, not
wanting to be dl.acovered by their neighbors.
Often the disputes arise when someone becomes
angry over an unresolved argument and decides
to blow the whistle. ·
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fine watches, aoUtalre diamond rings, earrings. gold chains, clu11er
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Fri., 23rd, Sat., 24th
Stll., 25th, 8:30 p.m.
2:00 P.M. • 5:00 P.M.
& 7 • 8 P .M. Sale Nirhts
Property of several prominent Leisure World residents, together with
Inventory of well-known L.A. Jewelry In financial trouble. Also, out-of-pawn
· merchandise.
TERMS : Visa • MasterCard
Personal check -Cash. Some extended terms can be arranged.
Property moved for convenience of sale to:
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CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 P.M.
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a Scou~s charting auction Hawthorn e Christian School
.. f'or Th• Hlt1ht Stert In life"
,tco\lld be more titUna
n r Sea Scou\1 to ralae 1 r thelr Newport BMch
a b)I conductln1 a boat uctlont •
, thl1 October, accordln1 to ~That ll exactly what they wW
Uon mana,er Doua Mlt8ahko.
'W e have no financial
blema, but we would like our
wn 10uroe of lncome," Mit1chke
fald. Operational coats are
~reaently met throush
omm\&nl\y and bu1lne11
ntrlbutiona, and apeclal eventa.
Currently bue officials have
nly one boat to auction. But
ptey have verbal comm.ltmenta
from dealer1 for tive1 and are Juat bepuuns to '"k aadltJoaal tax-
deductlble oftettn11 from
lndMduala.
T h•H boata aren't outrlaht
Slfta, thouah. Minimum pri"91
will be fixed by and ao to the
dealers, wtth all extra money
belna tel uide for the bue.
"Rlaht now we have a
Freeport 36, which la a aallboat
worth about $100,000," Mlt1chke
aald. "W e should have
everything from Hobie Cata to
Lido 14'1. Hopefully, we'll a1ao
have a 25-foot aallboat."
The Invitational auction for
200 ,uesta will be held on Oct. 2
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''We'll alto dlaplay the boata at
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lnvit.ation then. '
Scout councUa in Port.land and
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For further information on
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TELEVISION
FUN AT THE BEACH -Play opened Saturday at the 1982 Cuervo Laguna
PrO Beach Volleyball Open before an estimated crowd of 9,000 onlookers.
Hitting the ~ (left) is StP.ve Sims, while Randy Sto~os attempts to block it.
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Rick 'Shaw, Sims' teammate, attempts smash (right). The team of Stoklos and
Singin Smith are still alive entering today's championship play. See story, Page
B3.
Barrett finds a spot for himself on team
Caulkins, Meagher, DiCarlo, Lundquist winners on final night of meet
BY. HOW ARD L. HANDY Of !ft-Delly ............
Bill Barrett, the American record
t*>Ider in the 200-meter individual
n\ed:Iey, ended a week of frustration by
finishing second in the event Saturday
~t to qualify for a place on the United
Slftea swimming team that will compete
ill the World Games beginning Friday in
Guayaquil, F.cuador.
Barrett finished second to Steve
Lundquist in the race in 2:04.09 to the
winner's 2:03.47. For Lundquist, it was
bia second victory of the week in the
United States' Swimming World
Championship Trials at Mission Viejo's
ln'ternational Swim Complex in
Marguerite Recreation Center.
Tracy Caulkins won her third event
by capturin g the women's 200
ba.ckstroke in 2:15.15 and Mary T .
Meagher easily won her upecialty, the
wdmen's 200 butterfly, in 2:07.41. The
otl\er winner on the final night of the
sill-day meet was George DiCarlo of
Toc.9on in the 1,500 free. H~ posted a
U~l7.81, well off Brian Goodell's
Aknerican record of 15:92.40.
A total of 45 athletes made the U.S.
team that will compete in the World
Games in Ecuador and will leave
Tuesday under the direction of Coach
Mark Schubert of the Nadadores.
"I was very acared before the race,"
Barrett said. "Steve (Lundquist) swam a
great race and hopefully we will be able
to go one-two in F.cuador.
''I felt I was a little sluggish
throughout this meet, racing-wise. I
came here tonight tired and my coach
told me how to swim the race. I have to
give him most of the credit.
"l have never competed in the World
Games and I feel I can extend my taper
as long as I want as long as I'm in shape.
Really, the only pressure on me has been
created by myself.'' While Barrett ended
his frustration, Jesse Vassallo and Sippy
Woodhead, hla Nadadores teammates,
failed in their efforta and remain behind.
Lundqw.t, who eet a world record on
opening night in the 100 breaststroke,
felt he swam better in winning.
"I finally swam a race pretty smart,"
he said. "I did about what I expecied to
do. I was pleased that I finally used my
mind Instead of my body only. I can't be
displeased with the way I swam
tonight."
John Moffet of Costa Mesa made the
finals in the 200 IM for the first time m
a meet of this caliber.
"I'm not disappointed," he said of his
sixth place finish. "I'm new in the event
and I hope to do better in the future.''
Sara Linke finished second t o
Meagher to gain a spot on the team along
with Barrett as the only other newcomer
Saturday. ~'The 200 free was the event I
felt I would make it in but I missed by
l/lOth of a second. I never looked to the
fly for top swimmers in the world but I
will now."
Meagher finished well in front of the
held in \he butterfly event and was at
the wall watching the others finish.
"I'm not completely tapered but I felt
a lot better tonight. It didn't hurt quite
as bad as before. Tonight 1t wasn't a
matter of life and death.
"I lifted some weights before the race
tonight and it helped a lot. I fell sluggish
and when I lilt w e ights before a
workout, it helps so I tried it tonight and
it worked. It's something like swinging a
couple of baseball bats before hitting.''
Bruce Hayes finished second in the
1,500. qualifying in his third event.
"The 1,500 is my best event and I
wanted to make the team tonight. I
think I can go faster if I swim a little
differently. Down there, I will go aft.er 1t
earlier. I didn't do that tonight."
Caulkins, after winning her third
event of the week, said: "My backstroke
in the IM Friday helped me a lot tonight.
I was pretty confident even though I
didn't swim as fast u I wanted to. I'm
happy to win.
"I was kind of nervoua about the race
because I haven't been in it very often."
DiCarlo made the team with a second
in the 400 free earlier in the week.
"I'm happy to be going to F.cuador
because it will give me an idea of the
competition for 1984,'' he said. "My dad
will be there to videotape the meet. I
would guess it will take a world record
to win in F.cuador and I plan on going to
9Chool there to learn about the others in
the world.''
Borg to meet
«onnors today
Vince now older and • wiser Fresno State
to undergo tt
Cup finals
He said that he never really wanted to go to Canada anyway
Vince Ferragamo la 28 yean old which makes
him two years older than his last vialt to training
camp with the Rams.
It abo makes him ~o years IDW1er. At least
thia la the claim of Vince Ferragamo, NFL
quarterback. More important, former CFL quarterback.
"I a<>t aome bad advice," Ferragamo aaya. "It
won't eerve any J>W'PC* to mention \he '°'8'ce, but
it wu very bed advice. In fact, now that l look back
on it, I dJdn't want to F in the flnt pllce."
Ferragamo meana he did not wilh to go to
Can.da to play for the Montreal Allouettel where
he wu to perform dlaiW.ly and lead the~ in
interceptions. At the same time, the performance of
h1I employer left a peet deal to be detlred in the
area of corning up with Vlncie'• morwy.
"l Went becau. It aeemed UM the only thing to
do,'' Ferrap.mo aaya.
He felt thW way u...nuch a. the ~
aun~:hlch corm.ted Of God lmowa how many ad could not rellCh an ll"eetnent with the
Rarnl. Both sides ea:uted the other of ablurd.lty rllht up to the moment the nqotlatlont broke down.
Now, one thin1 haa led to another and
J'ert.pmo finda h1miia1f beck in tralninc With the
Reim Uftder a contract caWna foe cxnldeiably more
than the Rama' final offer two yeare aao.
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
Ferragamo ta asked why manage.men\ would make
such an obviow about face.
"It certainly ii atranp," Vinnie aaya. "I r8lly
don't have any idea unless they had a lot of ii.me to
tbtnk and reelired they made a bad declaion the 1ut
Urne."
At any ra~. Ferngamo ii back in cmtume
nuinber 15 and oonsldera himlelf a candidate for the
atartJ.nl quarterback uaianment. U thJa mean1 one
of the !\&rm' celebra\ed quarterback oontroverlla
involvfnl 8eJ1 Jonet. IO be it.
The IWlw equ.andered OClftliderable to acquire
Jooes from Ba1tUnon and Bert ii \he estabUlbed
number one, ~ to the newspapen.
"Well,'' •Y' ~. "that 11 all I know -
what f rad ln the , papen. Kobod~ told me Bert
.ir.dy Nia~~· All I know la, y 11kel to be the~p."
l\ ii entirely po.tbt., of coune, hmpmo wt1J
(5" BUD, ~· Bl)
• • • 1nvest1gat1on
FRESNO (AP) -A
conference investiption of the
Fresno State athletics program
hu focuaed on automobile u.e by
a buketball player and a foo\ball
recruit, the Fr8no Bee reported
Saturday.
In one caae, a professor
reported aeeln&_ Chicago Bulla
draft p6clt Rod Hlalm drtvina a
Dataun 280Z bearina deafer
ll~na. platel after the ~
ended thJa year.
In th• other, former Oakland
.Raiden quarterback Da~le
Lamonica acknow~ he1
a former Lona Beach lty Colle8'I n.mntna &dt Ind rr.no
State r'ta'U.lt ~ f750 loer'8
bun two b4aatn nen to W)f a
u.ed cat. Lew Cr)'W, a carnmm:loner of
th• Pacific Coaat Athletic
Amodatbi, Mid l'riday that he
..... pJ1111d with the phJllW of
the ln'Y'll!ldcatloft afi.r • ~
trip to rr,ro.
Angels
dropped
in ninth
NEW YORK (AP) -Jerry
Mwnphrey'a aeoond home run in
two nights broke a 5-~ tie with
one out in the bottom of the
ninth inning as the New York
Yankees edged the Angels 6-5
Saturday night.
After Willie Randolph struck
o ut leading off the ninth ,
Mumphrey smacked the second
pitch from reliever Bruce Ki.son,
6-4, into the right field seats for
his third homer of the season
Rudy May, 3-3, pitched the
last four innings for the Yankees..
giving up five hits and one
unearned run, while walking
two and striking out three.
The Yankees jumped off to a
3-0 lead in t h e first. Willie
Randolph and Mumphrey started
the inning with double& to drive
in one run. Mumphrey then
scored on 09car Gamble's 10th
homer of the season, off starter
Steve Renko, who left the game
after tour mnmgs. .
The Angels fought back with a
three-run third. First they loaded
On TV today
channel 5 at 11
the bases w h e n Bob Boone
singled leading off, Bria n
Downing walked, and Rod
Carew reached base on first
baseman Dave Collins' error
One out later, Don Baylor and
Doug DeCmces lined RBI singles
and Fred Lynn knocked 1n
another run with a groundout.
The Yankees took a 4-3 lead in
the fourth inning on Buteh
Wynegar's RBI single But the
Angels tied the score m the fifth
when DeCmces doubled. took
third on Ron Guidry's wtld pitch
and raced home on Lynn's
sacrifice fly
Roy Smalley's bases-loaded
sacrifice Cly broke the 4-4 lie and
put the Yankees up by a run fn
the bottom of the iruung.
Bu\ the Angels evened the
game for the third ume in the
sixth off May, who replaced
Guidry at the start of the mnmg.
With two outs. Downing doubled
and scored when Collins allowed
Carew's grounder to get into
right field for his second error of
the game.
Lou P11Uella, who couectro rus
fourth consecutive pmch-hll in
the fifth inning, was e1ected
from the game by first base
umpire Jim McKean after
disputing hjs groundout
Dodgers
slow down
Phils, 3-2
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -Bob
Welch scattered eight hits and
struck out 11 in eight innings,
leading the Los Angeles Dodgers
to a 3 -2 v i ctor y over the
Philadelphia Phillies Saturday
night.
The loss was only the third in
the last 11 games for the Phillies,
who remained percentage pornt.s
ahead of St. Louis in the battle
for the National League East
lead.
Bill Russell's squeeze bunt
brought Ron Cey home from
third in the fourth inning with
what proved to be the winning
run for the Dodgers.
The Dodgers broke a 1-1 tie in
the fourth when Pedro Guerrero
singled and came home on Cey's
double into the left field comer. Cey took third on a wild pitch by
Marty Bystrom, 2-3, and ICOl'ed
or\ RUael.1'1 equeeze bunt.
The run became decisive when
Ivan DeJesua doubled with one
out in the aeventh and IOOred on
a pinch single by Greg Grom.
The Phllllea scored •:n
unearned run in the fl.rat when 1
Pete Roee doubled, took third on
Gary Matthews' single and
acored when Mauhews •to•••
eecond and catcher Mlke
Scloecta '• throw to second wa.
wild. !
• The Dodgen tied the acore bl I
the llflClOnd 9n alng)e1 by Steve
Garwy and RUl9ell and an error
by rtaht fielder George
Vukovich. ·
The 11 ltrl.keouw by Welch.
10-7, ma1ched hi.I career ~' liet
laat year a1atnet the Ctilc-ao
Cubl. It allo 11 the hJih mM'k fn
1trlkeo1.1t1 thla 1eaaon for a.ay
~ p&tr:hel'.
Steve HOwe =~ ninth innlnl. ,fw the P1n&ja
hil lefth •ve.
••• Orangt Coatt DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July a&. 18811
Golf er ·finds apple
not to his likiniz
From AP dlapatcbes
EVERGREEN, Colo !I
Professional golfers h&ve grown
aucustomed to facmg soml' strange
situations and obstacles In their
careers.
Some have had to chmb trecs to retneve a
ball stuck m the hm~. others have rl'moved
their shoes and soc~to hat a ball from the water,
and still others have had to flt"t! from enraged
alligators or hissing snakes
Larry Mowry had an t•llt'<>Unter F'nday with
an mnoc'ent green apple
Mowry, not far off the lead dunng thl'
se<:ond round of the Colorado OJX!n. hit an errant
drive on the par-4 13th holt" winding up in a
drainage d11.ch .
As Mowry prepared for has se<.'Ond shot,
which he had to keep low to avoid overhanging
tree lambs, a forecaddy stallont.>d up ahead moved
out of the ltne of ftre. But the Corecaddy left
behind his bag of fruit with a gr('(.'n apple resting
on top of the bag
"Schwack" went the shot "Splat" went the
apple
"I Wilham Tellecl 1t," Mowry said later.
"The apple just exploded, and the ball went only
five or six feet further.
"l broke out laughing, which 1s unusual for
me Normally, I would have chased the
forecaddy all over the place. threatening him
with my club."
Ballor's bunt deol1lve for Meta
Sob 8atlor'1 1urprt1 two-out •
bunt 1ln£lt• In th«' nlnth lnnlna
brouaht home Hublt Brook. from
third baa with tht' wlnnlna run
Snturdll)' night, tu1 New Yurk ral.Ul'd to pin » 4-3
IUM on San Diu&o. Thl' Mt-ta tn,1kd 3-2 entt'riOI(
lht• ninth whon RHly Staub'• doublt• tied the
game and Ballur'a hit dccidt'd It . Atlan\.a
puaht'd ha lead l>a<.:k w ahc Katnt.'1 tn th~ N1Allonal
Leasu .. Wl'1t , aa ('brl1
Cbambll11 1inl(lt."<l homl' two
runa to htghllaht " four-run
eventh lnnin~ that ralllt'd
the Braves to u 4 a win in
Pittsburgh The Plrutes had loo 2-0 entering tht-~venth
Rookie lett-ha nde r
Atlee Hammaker pitched a
:fix -hitter, 11urv1ving solo
homers by Al Oliver and Tim
UILOfll Wallach, and San Francisco
held o(f Montreal, 5-2 . Mike Ramsey
drove 1n two runs, and Tito Landrum had an RBL
Ul St Louis' four-run fourth 1nrung, boosung the
Cardinals lO a 5-l tnumph ovt.>r Houston and mto
a virtual tie with Philadelphia for first in the
East . Johnny Bench hit a two-run homer
and Cim·innat1 survived a law threat t.o outlast
Chicago, 5 2, and snap a S<•ven-game losing
streak. Bench's homer in the second inning was
his st'<.'Qnd in two nights.
Peete leads rain-shortened tourney
Calvin Peete composed another !I
no-bogey round, thtS one a 68, and
e~tabltshed a two-stroke l ead
Saturday 1n tht• storm-d t>layed
compl<'tton of tht.> second round of a PGA
tournament 1n W1lhamsburg, Va Peete was
among the 90 players who were stranded on the
Ktngsm1ll Golf Club ('ourse Fnday by a i>ert.eS of
thunderstorms whit•h disrupted play and
reduced thl' tournament format from 72 holes to
54 The tournament will be com pleted with a
singl<' round today and the full tournament purse
will be paid even though the sponsors had the
option of reducing 1t by 25 percent.
Yachts begin
long journey Wyland scores
Koter announce• hi• retirement
Doq Kotar, the ve\eran New Ell
York oran\I runnlna bat'k whoH •II•
iwoartated riaht 1houldtr newer healC!d completely, offlclally ttnded hi•
Na\lonal Football Leoauu pluyl'n~ carHr
Saturday. K ot.ar dlacuak'd Ntlr~rnent with C.O.Ch
Ray PerkJna on 1''r1day and depi.rt ~1 for hi.a
home In Muae, PIA., Saturday Oe!t'n1lvt'
end Manu Tul1101opo hu agreed to " ~:rle. of
t'Ontracw with the Seattle St!ahuwka l'OVt'rlng hh;
i.crv1t:et1 through the 1984 aea.aon Cliff
S to u d t h u a s t c p p e d d o w n 1u p I a y ~· r
rcprt~ntatlv~ for the P1ttsbur~h SteelE>NI.
Rayford's heroics lift Orioles to win
Rookk Floyd Rayford, the l~t
man left on the bench , led off the 13th
inning with his third honM! run of the
~eason to lift Baltimo re to a 5-4
vtct.ory over Oakland . .Rayford'a homer off Bob
Owcblnko, 1-'2. came on a 3-2 pitch .. tter mtenm
manager Cal Rlpkeo had utilized every player on
the roster except pitchers Rookie r~rve
1>hor. Lenny Faedo slammed a two-run
· homer and Gary Ward hit a
I run-scoring double during
-Minnesota's three-run
seventh innmg to carry the
Twins lO a :'>-3 victory over
Boston The Red Sox h ad
taken a 2-0 lead m the third
on a homer by Jlm Rlce, his
14th . Rookie
I right-hander Mike Moor e
hurled his firs t complete
AAYFOlllD game m the ma.JOrs with a
four·hltter and Bobby Brown's two-run homer
keyed a 17-hi t attack as Seattle routed
Cleveland, 9 -0 Hosken Powell 's
tie-breaking, two-run smgle in the sixth mning
and Jesse Barfleld'a three-run pinch homer in
the eighth carried Toronto to an 8-l romp of
C h icago . . Alan Trammell and Tom
Brookens hit sacrifice flies in the third as Detroit
edged Texas. 3~1 ... CecU Cooper hit a homer
and a single to drive in three runs to power
M1lwaukee past Kansas City, 7-4
Baseball today
On thll d.aw lo butball ln 1978:
Clnclnnatl'• Pete Rote lined a ihltd·
lnn1n1 alnale off New York'• Crall Swan and ran hii hittin.lz streak to 38 conMCUUV' .,amH ... breiklna Tommy Kolm••
NaUof\4) Lc:aau<: mark k•t ln 1946. The
Mota d•teated Cincinnau, 9·2.
On thlt dtate tn 1961.
En route to hil record-breaking 61 homor.
thta seucm, New York Yank~ slugger
Roger Mara reached tht-40 mark by hittlni
homere off Chicago Whale Sox pltcht'rl
Frank Baumann, Dan Laraen, Ruu
Kemmerer and Warren Hacker In a twi-
nlght double-header at Yankee St.adJwn.
On thl1 date m 1949:
St. Louil Cardinal fil"'llt baaeman Stan
MuaiaJ hit Dodger patching for a single,
double, triple and homer in a 14-1 Cardinal
rout at Brooklyn's Ebbets Field
On thUI date In 1941.
Lefty Grove of the Boliton Red Sox won
the 300th and final gamt-of his
career, beating the Cleveland Indians, 10-6
at Fenway Park.
Today's birthday.
Atlanta catcher Biff Pocoroba 1s 29
Mancini lowers boom on opponent
Ray ''Boom Boom" Manclnl
retained has World Boxing Association
lightwPight championship Saturday
before a hometown crowd m Warren,
-
Ohio, stopping top-ranked t'Ontender Ernesto
Espana as the beU ending the sixth round was
rtngmg The Vlctory improved Mancm1's record
to 24-1, while E<ipana, a 27-year-old Venezuelan
who held the title in 1979-80. dropped to 34-5 1 ·
Chtnese o fficials. worrted about the
d1sappearant-e and possible defection of their top
tennis player. 19-year-old Hu Na, have asked for
help from the U.S. St.ate Department, authorities
said. Hu vanished Wednesday after leading her
team to an upset VlCtory over Japan m the first
round of the 32-nauon Federation Cup m Santa
Clara
personal best
CHICAGO (AP) -Some 300
sailing yachts carrying 2,400
crewmen caught southeasterly
wtnds at noon Saturday and
scudded off on a 333-mile
JOurney up Lake Michigan m the
75th Chicago to Mackinac Island
race.
Nadadore wins trip to Ecuador after platf orrn victory
Daniel is
dissatisfied
but leading
The weather for the staggered
start was nearly perfect with JUSt
a shght haze, temperatures m the
70s and winds of five lO 15 mph
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -
Wendy Wyland, a two-time U S
indoor platform d1vmg champion,
placed ftrst in the event Saturday
at the Nauonal Sports Fcsuval to
qualify for the world
championship meet scheduled to
begm m Ecuador on Thursday
Qh10 State g raduate Debbie
Rush, 22, placed second and also
qualified for the world
championships.
member of the M1ss1on Vie10
Nadadores
Wyland compiled a
career-high 456 69 points after
trailing following the four
required dives.
''I'm usualJy 10 to 15 points
behmd after the required dives,"
said Wy land. "Today. the
optionals were the very best I've
ever done" The National Weather Servtct>
said the fleet would be sailing
under fair skies over thl'
sou thern part of the lake
Saturday night.
"This is the first meet that I hit
consistently for 7 5 and 8 0
marks." said Wyland, 17. a
Rush, who f1n1shed with
426 36 points. and Wyland both
c:red1tcd rec:t.>nt compet1t1on
against the Chinese with
--------Sports mailbag--------
Sevano, Cup coverage lauded
Your front page story in tht• sports se<·tion
about Larry Capune by John Sevano was terrific
What a generous, fascinating person Here on
Balboa lsland we frequently call him "Larry the
Lifeguard!" He is always wtllmg to help and teach
at the Balboa Island Yacht Club. which IS run by
children for children from 4 to 16 years old
However, Larry has given anotht-r very special
gift to the Island's kids and adults Every year since
1966, he has presented outstanding movies each
Friday night all summer long. These arc shown in a
street at a Bay Front ending That way, he can use
the kind donation of a plug from a neighbor and
everyone can bring their beach chairs and blankets
and wat.ch from the street or Bay Front sidewalk
Thts as the 17th summer. Larry personally oversees
From Page 81
the entire operation. keeps order dunng the movie,
and leaves the site dean
The mov1C1> are all top notc·h and G rated. Last
Fnday night, .for example. wt: were ~ated to "The
WlZ.ard of Oz•" Among earlier selecUons were the
ongmal "Kmg Kong" and "Gone With The Wind"
Yes. I know it's hard to believe, but Larry LS quite a
guy as your story indicated 1 JUSt thought you
might ltke to know Lh1s other d1mens1on
Gail VmJe Srruth
Balboa Island
Tu(""Pr '""en tu '"~" b .l rt'BdPr
Sporl.'i Editor
I deeply appreciate and I know my fellow
S<.X"Cer nuts also appreciate your coverage o( World
Cup soccer and we would like to commend you for
that coverage. 1ocludang your publishing of
complete· tables of World Cup S<X'Ccr standings
daily .
improvmg performances m this
nation
"We've really improved within
the past year." said Rush
"Seemg the Chmese dive helped
to mouvat.e us "
The ab1laty of the Chinese
divers to hit the water smoothly,
known as ripping, impressed
performers and judges m this
nauon. the top hmshers said.
"We basically didn't think
npptng in the girls was that
important," said Wyland. "If you
would get m basically clean, you
had a 7 5 or 8.0 Now everyone's
nppmg If you don't np. you get
6 5s Rapping is when you go into
the water and there's no splash
at all, or very little."'
The two top medal ts ts agreed
the Chinese, SoVlets and F.ast
Germans would give them their
stronli(est rompet1t1on in Ecuadcir
''lf I can maintain th«
momentUm from this meet I
should do well." said Wyland
"This LS the highest score I've
ever had by 34 or more points
My optionals were probably the
best I've ever done. My pike felt
really good "
The men's platform finals are
s<:heduled today with 3 -meter
champion Greg Lougarus favored
to pick up htS se<:ond gold medal
here.
ln other festival events. Lewis
uncorked the second-best long
JUmp an history. soaring 28 feet, 9
inches and said that three of has
four Jumps had been beyond the
world record, with one topping
30 feet
His first legal leap, on hts fifth
1ump, was the longest in 14
years, smce the world record of
29-2 'h by Bob Beamon m the
7,200-foot altitude of Mex1co City
dunng the 1968 Olympic Games
Lewis went 28-0 on tus last jump.
"One foul (the fourth) was
extremely close," said Lewis,
who often has been l'Ompared to
track and field Hall o( Farner
J esse Owens.
"And one jump was over 30
feet," added the multi-talented
LewlS, the world's top-ranked
long JUmper and 100-meter
spnnter
"That was a judgment call," he
satd. about his final foul. "l sull
had two Jumps after that, and 1
knew I was iumpin~ well."
ln boxinli(, Tyrone Biggs, the
re1gn1ng world ama t eur
heavyweight Champion. suffered
a broken right hand for the
second straight year 1n a
sem1f1nal victory, a boxing
official said Saturday nif(ht
"It's broken. They've put m a
cast," said Bill Cummings. an
off1c1al of the U .S Amateur
Boxing Federauon.
"He's definitely out of the
finals," Cummings said after
conferring with one of Baggs'
festival coaches, Vic Zmet
Biggs' injury means that the
winner of Tuesday's bout
between Craig Payne, L1vorua,
Mich .. and Al Evans, Chicago,
will be the gold-medal wanner,
with the silver going to Biggs
The loser gets the bronze.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Beth
Daniel broke out of a three-way
tie for first plal'e with a fi ve-foot
birdie putt on the 17th green and
poeted a I -under -par 71
Saturday for a one-stroke lead
after three rounds of -the 30th
U S Womt.>n's Open Golf
Champ1onsh1p.
The tall and shm 25-year-old
player from South Carolina fired
her third l'On5e('Ut1ve 71 for a
54-hole total of 213 JoAnne
Carner. the lc>ader for two
rounds, fell to second with a 75
for 214. and Janet Alc>x was at
215 after e 72 Saturdav
Daniel. run nt•r u·p to Pat
Bradley in tht• 1981 Open. had
just one bogey. but she said, "I .-
was very. very d1sappomted with •
my putung"
On thi' first two grt'fns. sh(>
missed b1rdw putt attempts from
the 6-foot rangl·
"That's kind of the way 1l
went for me all day," she said.
"But there drl' no give-away
holes out tht•rt-
" (thought bc·fore thl•
tournament st.artt'Ci that even par
would be a vc•ry good score.
maybe good enough to win I still
feel that way "
Carner, seeking her third Open
t1Ue, began the third round will)
a three-stroke lead. after rounds
of 69 and 70. but had a rocky
st.art and fanash Saturday s~
bogeyed t~ of the first four
holes. and bogeys at the 15th and
16th helped knock her out of the-
lead
.BUD TUCKER. I also would ltke to disagree with Bud Tucker's
recent l'Olumn where he says "wrestling. roller
derby and now World Cup soc-ccr " Trjal set OWN YOUR OWN
•auslNESS SHOW~
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get traded. He would doubtlet>S command a decent
price on the NFL market and the Rams would be
spared a salary which has bet>n estimated at $350.
000 a season for three years This bnngs up the
question as to whether he would prefer to start m,
sav, Houston or play sca>nd v1ohn in Anaheim
· "I really can't answer that riEtht now," Vinrue
says. "because I really feel I have a chance to stay
here and that IS what would be best for my career."
At the same time, Ferragamo would hardly be
stunned if a transaction sent him e!SC'where.
"It wouldn't surprise me in the least," he says
"I know they spent an awful lot on &-rt Jones and
would probably like to get som<' of 1t back."
" ln the meantime, Ferragamo has organized
his priorities
"I know I have got to work hard and get
through camp," he says. "Then l know I am going
to get to play a lot in the preseason games They
will use me to see 1f I can stall play and to showcase
me in case a trade can be worked out So, if I play
very well, the people here are going to have
something to say about it. I remember the people
here. They are really something."
As a matter of fact, the people have already put
In their two cents' worth. A newspaper ran a poll
ask.mg who should be the Rams' number one
quarterback and 65 per cent voted for Vince
Ferragamo.
"How about that?" Vmnie says, smillng.
Another survey might indicate that Ferragamo
should alter his staff of adVUIOrs. 1f not change it
altogether.
''Well," says Vinnie, "I mlght not change them
but I will certainly not be in an y hurry to do what
they say."
AJ mentioned earlier, Vince Ferragamo is old
enough to know better.
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Well. World Cup soccer is a ftrst class sport
played by athletes, most of whom are in the pn~e
of their hfe. It is not played by old fat guys hke
wrestltng and roller derby LS It's not played by old
guys who have barely one talenl and are JUSt totally
out of shape hke baseball is Soccer doesn't teach you to he, cheat, steal and
be greedy hke baseball and football does. and I
would think that 1£ Bud Tucker thinks that World
Cup SOC<'er ranks with wrestlmg and roller derby as
a second rate sport, he himself 1s sec.'Ond rate
ED CROW
WAREHAM , Mass.
(AP) -Olympic hockey
hero and former Boston
Bruins goalie Jim Craig
IS to stand trtal Sept. 13
in Wareham D1stnct
Court on a vehicular
homicide charge.
C raig. 25, of North
Easto n , Mass., pleaded
innocent on July 13 to
the charge and waived a
jur y trial.
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l'IRST TEAM -That's 14-year-old freshman Dora Lurie on
the far right with teammates from the 1916 girls varsity
squad from Sharon High School In Pennsylvania. Lurie was a
forward.
Redden
to undergo
• ~perat1on
Fullback Barry Redden, the
~· first pick draft choice m
~~~ National Football League,
wua undergo surgery on his right
knee Monday to repair torn
cartilage.
' ts too early to tell how long
he will be out of action, Rams
apokesman Jerry Wilcox said
Saturday.
Redden, 22, injured the knee
whll-: running Monday during
th«)_ fi.rst day of summer practice
at \...al State Fullerton.
"The initial prognosis was that
he had just strained a hamstring,
but apparently it was a little
more serious than that," Wilcox
said.
Redden apparently aggravated
the ~jury at Thursday's practice,
he said.
"On Friday morning, the knee
st iffeoed up on him," Wilcox
said. Team physician Robert
Kerlan diagnosed a cartilage tear.
Redden will have the operaion
at 11 a.m. in Kerlan's Inglewood
office. Dr. Vincent Carter will
perform the arthroscope surgery.
he said.
"This is a new kind of surgery.
You don't actually have to open
up the knee. You go in with a
needle," Wilcox said.
The 5-10, 205-pound Redden is
the University of Richmond's
all-time leading rusher with
3,324 yard.a. As a .enior laat year.
W¥ the third-leading rusher
the nation with 1,629 yard.a.
A.-x=iat.ed Pre.a gave him
n honorable-mention in the
All-American poll for 1981.
Rams roll
over Dallas ·
• • 1n scrimmage
THOUSAND OAKS (AP) -
Quarterbacks Jeff Rutledge and
Jeff Kemp combined for three
touchdown passes Saturday M
the Rams downed the Dallas
Cowboys 27-10 in a two-hour
controlled !ICrimmage
Rutledge completed nine of 21
attempts for 187 yards and two
touchdowns. while Kemp
collected 130 yards and one
touchdown on his 12 completions.
Dallas rookie Brad Wright
completed nine of 15 attempts for
133 yards, including a 38-yard
touchdown pass to Wayne
Baumgardner.
Rutledge threw a 75-yard
ICOring pass to George Fanner
and a 13-yarder to Ron Battle.
Kemp connected with Rick
Pafma on a 7-yard scoring pass.
Darrell Tucker led the
Cowboys' rushers with 26 yards
on five carries, followed hr
George Peoples with 24 yards on
four carries and Dwight Sullivan
wit;h 24 yards on five carries.
Rams rookie A.J . Jones gained
~ yards in 10 carries and Gary
C.a.rr rushed for 27 yards on six
attempts.
. "" --
She knows the score
Dora Lurie has lived a full life in sports
By PAMELA STEINRIEDE °' the oe111 ll'tlot •••"
It is not unusual today to see a
woman sports writer m the press
box or even the locker room of
any professional or collegiate
sports arena.
However. think back to the
days of Pepper Martin, flappers
and the Nineteenth Amendment
to the U.S. Constitution .
Remember when Jimmy Cagney
used to shove grapefruit in Mae
Clark's face?
NOW, CONSIDER a
diminutive, 25-year-old woman
covering major sporting events
for a big city newspaper. That
era was not ripe for such an
instance. This sounds like
&0methmg that nught appear on
Phyllis George's resume, but not
that of a woman in 1927.
Dora Lurie. 80, a Laguna
Beach resident smce 1968. said
her athletic career prompted her
to become a major sports writer
during the early part of this
century.
"All I wanted was a P .E. JOb in
my hometown (Sharon. Penn.),
said Miss Lurie.
She aspired to a greater
p&ition than this onginal goal,
and became a sports writer for
the Philadelphia Inquirer Crom
1927 to 1950.
MW Lurie WM one of the
all-time greats in women's
basketball at Temple University
in Pennslyvania. Her 85 percent
field goal shooting helped lead
Temple to undefeated seasons
from 1919 to 1922. And upon
graduation, she p layed pro
basketball in the United States
and Canada until 1926.
Her sports expert!..Se expanded
to tennis, boxing, ace hockey.
football and baseball. It required
a world war. however, to allow
her the opportunity to write
about some big college and m&JOr
league events.
FOND MEMORIES -Dora Lune of Laguna Beach proudly
displays a plaque presented to her by fellow workers at the
Philadelphia Inquirer. Lurie became a major sports writer
during the early part of the century
"MOST OF the men enlisted m
the Army, and so 1 was assigned
to cover Princeton football
games," said Miss Lurie. who
lives in a studio apartment in
Laguna Beach.
"I had to sit m the stands and
write my story because they
(Princeton officials) didn't let me
m the press box," she explained.
Also, she featured members of
the old Philadelphia Athletics
(now the Oakland A's) baseball
team in her articles Bobby Jones.
Jack Dempsey. Babe Ruth and
other greats were among the
many personaliues Miss Lurie
interviewed
ln 1947, she became the hrst
woman admitted into the Lawn
Tennis Writers Assoc1at1on of
America
Clad in K<.'<is tennis shoes, MlSS
Lurie remands you she still
prefers the sporting style m her
hfe. She keeps abreast of today's
sports world -especially
Top volleyball seeds win
The top-seeded teams of
Slngin Smith and Randy Stoklos
and Andy Fishburn-Dane
Selznick swept three matches
apiece Saturday to advance to
the final round of the 28th
annual Cuervo Laguna Open Pro
Beach Volleyball event at Main
Beach.
Defending World Champion
Smith, playing with a new
partner this year in Stoklos,
overpowered fourth-ranked Jim
~enges and Greg Lee, 11-1. 11-5,
1n the winners ' bracket
semifinals.
Second-seeded Fishburn and
Selznick were equally
dominating m victory. defeating
third-seeded Tim Hpvland and
Mike Dodd, l l-5, 11-4. Fishburn
and Selznick, winners of last
weekend's Florida Open, will
meet Sm1th-Stokl06 at 11 a m.
today for lhe finals of the
winners' bracket. 1
Four other teams remain ahve
1n the double-eltminallon
competion, fourth stop on the Pro
Beach Tour. An estimated 9,000
fans were in attendance.
The players are competing for
a total of $8,000 m pnze monev with $3,500 going to the first-
place finishers.
Consolation round action
begins this morrung at 9 o'clock
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baseball and made thes e
observations:
-On the designated hitter. ''l
don't !Jke at The weak spots of
the sport have to be shown as
well as the strong points."
-On the Los Angeles
Dodgers: "They were bums to me
when I WM back east Now, I like
them."
-On George Steinbrenner: "l
thank he could be a lot mcer
People like to see a bad person
and hope he gets knocked
down."
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Game · different
to Newcombe
He sees 'lack of experience'
By JOHN NEUON ,.,....,. .. ,...,
In 1949, the world was at
peace, again, and Dort Newcombe
waa a strapplng. 23-year-old
rookie risnt-hander for the
Brooklyn Dodsers.
On that same pitching staff
were Preacher Roe, R~lph
Branca and Carl Ersklne, orlly a
sophomore at the time.
The Dodgers' opening-day
lineup for the '49 World Series
against the archrival New York
Yankees had Pee Wee Reese at
shortstop, Spider Jorgensen at
thlrd, Duke Snider In center and
Jackie Robmson at second On
down the line, 1t read :
Hermansk1, lf; Furrillo, rf;
Hodges, lb, and Campanella. c.
Newcombe, who would be voted
Rookie of the Year. was on the
mound.
11ee tne k1ds now after one or two
years mak&ns $150 ,000,"
Newcombe 1aya. "And we lee .
them makins mlatakea they
should h.ave been m.akint in the
minor leaaues. It's becomin1
alarrntna."
Although he believes Steve .
Sax. the Dodaen' rookie second
baaeman, will one day be a great
ballplayer, Newcombe saya Sax
is a prime example of what haa
happened to baseball. In a
three-game stretch recentl)", Sax
wu picked off fi.rst baae twice
while awitchini handa on the
bag. It never would have
happened to Roblruon.
"We have a great kid in Steve
Sax, but he makes mistakes,"
says Newcombe. "There is a lack
of experienced players today .
The supply line has dried up.
"ln 1955, the Dodgers had 27
farm clubs," he says. "Now, we IN THE opening game, on Oct
5, Newcombe pitched a flve-
hitter, giving up just one run on
a home by Tommy Henrich and
loet 1-0. The Yankees' Allie Rey-
nolds allowed JUSt two hits, one
each by Reese and Jorgensen,
and New York went on to win
the Series 4-1.
have four. The colleges are the-....
ones \hat are going to have to do '--
it, and the major leagues are
"l remember that game better
than an y 1n my ca reer ,
probably." says Newcombe.
"We'd still be playing it today,
trying to get a run off Allie
Reynolds. except, of course. that
'Old Reliable,' Tommy Henrich.
hit a home run off me."
Today. however, the game
seems vastly different for
Ntwcombe, 56 years old and the
Los Angeles Dodgers' director of
community relations. A look at
the Doctsers' lineup of '49 tells
part of the story.
"Now, young baUplayers are
getting their experience in the
maJOrs instead of the minors," he
says "There's a lot of
mex perience.
"WE WENT through 15 or 20
years as a pro ballplayer, and we
going to have to help."
Newcombe's concern for these
young ballplayers is deeply
rooted in h u own career,
shortened to 10 years by alcohol.
"lt shortened my career . It
bankrupted my business. Worst
of all. it almost broke up my
home," Newcombe says of hia
drinking problem.
NEWCOMBE, WHO now
lectures on the subject of
alcoholism. would like to see
maJOr-league baseball help to
bankroll college programs.·
Without the financial help, he
says, the colleges can't afford to
hire coaches who can teach.
"We have to do something
because the fans see too much
inexperience and mediocrity," he
says. "And 1t could also be a
detriment to young ballplayers if
they don't get the experience
somewhere.
"They don't get the coaching
in high school."
Aaron irnrnort·alized
Slugger's statue to b e dedicate d
ATLANTA (AP) -A statue
of baaeball hbme run king Henry
Aaron wlll be dedicated at
Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
on Aug. 21 -ending months of
fund rlllSmg and a measure of
controversy.
By th~ end of the past week, a
late flurry of contributions and
pledges had brought the statue
fund to $85,750 -e nough to
complete the work, transport it to
Atlanta and install it at the
stadium for ded1cat1on at the
Aug. 21 Atlanta Braves' old-
t1meors game, fund-raisers said.
The efforts to honor Aaron ran
mto controversy with an Apnl
fund-raising dinner A large
portion of ttle money went to the
sponsoring Atlanta chapter of the
Nauonal Association for the
Advancement of Colored People,
not the Aaron statue.
However, within the past
week, $10,000 came in for the
statue from The Atlanta Journal
and The Atlanta Constitution.
along with other large
contributions.
"'The corruruttee is delighted
that 1ndtviduals and corporations
have stepped forward to make
this happen." said Bob Hope, a
former Braves' publJc relations
director who now is chairman of
the Committee to Honor Hank
Aaron.
"The Atlanta Journal and
Constitution provided the
momentum to put us over the
top." Hope said.
"We couldn't just sit on our
hands with the statue fund
stalled," said David Easterly,
president of Atlanta Newspapers.
"If any ballpark deserves a
player's statue, it's ours. The
greatest home run hitter of all
time set his record there wearing
an Atlanta Braves' uniform."
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f·Woody 81eckti..1n
l·Bob Glider
l·F uz:ry Zoeller
I-Lon Hlnl\le
l·Lyn LOii
Ronnie Blacll
Boll S.andet
Ron Cornman•
l·Bl•one McC•lllttW
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1-0anny Edward• I nm N0<rl1
I Bob E111wood
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Bol> Murplly
Jol>nny Etam
Jim Borrot
0.WlltWM-
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Gvt HallberO
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Dew Elcheoberoe< Scon Watkll\6
Huben Green
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72·74-146
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14-72-146 14·12-1415
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Be1h OenMll 11-11.11 -213
JoA11ne Car.-119·70-7S -21•
Janel Alea 10·73·12 215
Donna Whtie 70.74-73 -211
C111ole Jo CalltM>n 76-69·72 -217
e Kllhy Bak.. 75-70·12 211
Sandra Hay111e 70·7•·74 -218
Ale1androa Relnh•rdl 73-7S-11 -219 Amy Alcon 75.74.71 -no
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e-Amy Benz 79· 70· 72 -221
Oate EgoellnQ 72.74.715 -222
Sutie McAlllllW 11·70-75 -222 Jan Slephel'IM>n 75-73-74 -222
a CarOI Semple 1e.72.74 -222
Bonnie L-73·71 76 -222 JMnnelle II•• 14·77·71 -222
•·Mary llmnwwman 72-74·77 -223
Sally Liiiie 71·77·76 -223
Mullin Soencet·Uevtln 15-71 ·Te -223 Pat Btedley 77.74.72 -223
Stec>h-f """O 75-7e.72 -223
Yu-0 M0toguctll 73-74-77 -224
T .,,, Moody 73-79-72 -224
Ayllko Ou mo10 74. 76-74 -224
ICllhy Poltl9well 7e.7J.75 -224
Lynn AOama 71·7e.77 -224
Sandri Pelmet 78· 11· 75 -22•
Kalhy WMWO<lh 74·75-75 -224
Al~ Ritzman 14-77·74 -225 Haney looez 18-73-74 -225
LenO<a Mu1-1 7g.74.715 -226
J-81alocll 77.77.72 -226
•·Cindy Ptaoet Te-74-75 -227 Oonn• C81>C>nl 73· 7g. 7e -227
l ·Oeb f\lc;tletO 75-78-711 -227
JNflyn Brill 74-79-74 -227
1111er1e Sk1nne1 75-73·79 -227
Nancy Ruo1n 74-78-711 -228
Belly IUno 75.77.79 -2211
Janel coi.e 77.77.74 -228
Jo Ann Wullem 74·78-711 -228
•Anna Sander 17.79.75 -228
Penny Pull 78-7S·Te -229
Pa111 Rluo 75-711·76 -229 P111y ShMll•n 79·75-79 -229
Kelly Fulk 1 SO· 7 4· 7 5 -229
1-Jull lnkat11 75-77-77 -229
Carotlna Gowen 17.74.79 -229
Cathy MorM 76-75·18 -229
Lauri Pe1e<eon 81-70-78 -229
Chrl1 JOhneon 74-7e.79 -229
a-Dane Howe 71·77·82 -230 Hotlll Sll!Cy 79.73.79 -230
Mytl 11"1 HOON 74-7e.18 -230
c1noy Flom 79.74.79 -231
krb.,a MoJiMM 78-78-77 -231
B.,berl Ml.lfahie 78-78-4IO -232
Gait l .. Hlrlll 78-76-79 -233
Kathryn 'l'Quf>Q 79.7e.79 -233 C.lhy !Wynokl• , .. 76-80 -234
C.lhy MMI 79-75-80 -234 Mar1111t1 KlllCll 79-74-82 -236
•Oenlle Hermida 78-77-63 -236 Julie LynO 75-78-84 -237
JllC!lle Bertactl 77.77.113 -237
e-Ga<OI s1-1e-1s.ee -239
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MCOMO "AOI. 110 yerele
'"' Jellloe (htd) II 00 3 IO 3.20 Nip N Red (MYleel 4 40 3 t0
HOlttl Altair (l>auhnt l 3 80
Al10 ••c•d P1ndy1 Truckle, Ro,~el
Mood, Hooked OH P. On1oy w orlO,
RMl>tG1 Oo flme 41 tO
THIM> "ACI . .lSO y11oe
Cindy• CtlamplOn ( f onk•l 18 40
Nallve Panne• IA•rnu•-1
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HIQhel Olde< (A6mu-I 11 tlO Flu KlnQ (C,,._I
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Time 46 74
12 IX.ACTA (3-AI p11d $ 119 10
Flf'TII llACI· 440 y.,01
780 JSO
13 80 4 40
I llO
Lue.ky MoonllQhte< (Adeltl 4 40 310 1 00
M1 Tiny ()11 (lacaey) 3 80 J 00 rt1et .. NO Ooubt (CfMClet) ~ 80
Aleo rle*I Sumc>UI Otown BIQ Wonk c.oenca Count S'-kya Cuelut Leo
Ttone· 22 40
8Ul'nt "ACI. 5SO v-rd•
AJ.ur• Bu• tCr•IQetl 36 20 15 80 11 20
KIUamllle< (AetnUNenl IS 00 1 20
F1y1no WIN O•nc:.t (Arm•loonQ) • 20
Time 27 711 ,
S2 UAClA (10·61 paid S478' 20
HlllN'" llACI. 350 yardt Jelle CIUN (Creager) II llO 3 40
W1nne111 (Mylet) 9 80
ICellyl KltMI (l onO)
Al10 raced EH y Leon• Dual
Jlmklla. I Ju•"• ludo•. llmltbo Juanon, Chleno
Time 1802
S2 IXACTA (5·2) paid $77 40
ll<>H'™ llACL 350 y1td1
3 20 7 00
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Klaoy
S•y Chlelo (Hiit) 5 20 Callie Can (CINQ<ll)
A<lby Be (PIM!llne)
300 2IO 280 300 s 20
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Jetaw1y s ... y
Tome t7 64
12 IX.ACTA 1e-11 paid SIS 00 It l'ICll 81X ( 1.3.4 10 5 8 1 p eoO
S40 806 40 wtth one w\nn1no 11e11e11 111•
t1orae11 $2 PICI\ S•• conaolauon paid ssee 80 •llh 24 wtnn1no 1oci.a11 IN.,.. "°'-> S2 Poci. Sox tc<11<:" c;on101e11on p11d
(S 1,069 ~ wllh 10 .. inning llCkele (lour
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E1 Ea Te (C•MQetl IS 20 II 00 Town POiiey (Hoort) 4 00
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Hoo. Atbei<I .Je1 One. S1• Te
Tome 19 911
12 UACTA (7·21 paid $132 20
nNTH ltACI 44() yallh
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Bred In The Pu<ole (Fryday) 3 20 2 40 Of•..., P-tBrOOkl ) 3 80 Aleo ra.c.d M .. ,., Bound hay Rockll
So•. Speedln lla11, My Eaey Swoon
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1'ttendanc. 12 100
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AgltetelrMA Soulnetn LulllOy M1~• t ~ucily
lady Low Of lll• Tome 110 4/S
HCONO ltACL 6 IUtlonga Ho CflOy (Haneenl 31 00 11 •O 9 60 Mc<:ut~ (°'14'Qfl Ill 00 10 00 lllZlet (Ceal.,,..,.) 11 80
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G.,aldo Ceptmetn Al Mon...,.., Lepon IClnQ
GOMO LOQltftytllm llOIA•
Tome 1lo415
J:2 OAll Y DOUeU 17 21 PA>d $1:12 40
12 CON80lAT1<* DAil.\' DOVel( 11 81
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14 20
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A<Ndy Rel> L• Salule Co...rl
Otcety Or, ... Sh11., f udor
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915 IXACTA 110·11 Olld $1006 00
FOV .. TH "ACI.. One m11e Gallant Lady J I Ponc:ayl 14 00 7 40
Oelec1aDle (McHar11ue1 12 00
Faal Scuttle (Or1901)
G 10 100
8 60 w~!:'o,~~c~c!. ~;.:;:.,~·~!tz~Y,
One F0< !Mnnie Tell 1 Trefture Rew11dtl(f
Time 1 311 31S
fWTI4 lllACE.. 6 lurlonQI
Royal ~Mm.
Roy1lly
Oanay Wtt (Veleluueoal 8 20
No ko (Oflega) Wlei<ed Hiiier !Hawley)
A110 receo Wlne•ooo Holl
Grey Rien Ooc:1or 1ncotpor1t0<
Tome 110
3 •O 2 80
500 380 • 00
M1,,11rel
•IX.ACTA (1·3) p..O S6SI 00
1140 eeo 4 80
820 !>80 • ?O
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Aya.., (S11><11e1 10 80 s oo 4 oo HU11 9MI IPtncay) 4 80 3 00
Recloubtable \Shoemlller > 4 60 AllO rec;ed Sword Blade FrMO Mulll,
Maatar Jono. AOllelnonl. A•• HOUM
Tome 143 215
15 HACTA (T Ill petd S12t 00
12 l"ICK 8tX (2·10·9·1·3·1) paid ,109.
820 40 woh one wlrinlno lleket (111 horM1I
S2 Piek Sfa conl04111on paid S 1,52S 20 wlm
24 ••nntno tlcl<IU (five "°'_, $2 Pl<:k SI~
ecretch conao1111on p1ld SABO 40 with 14
wlnntno 1lc1<eta (lour hOUI-. one ectl!Clfll
lJOKTM lllACI. I 1116 ml,.. on lurt
Allici.er (McC1rron1 3 40 2 80 2·80
Aggrtll'dlz-t (Stio.frlaktll S 00 3 00 Pink S1llr (Plncayl 3 00
AllO II Ced He1 DIClllOn E •PIOllv•
K1nooom. Dellghl•Oly. Oe lu GrHn
8eecllcombln. F .. thethlll
Tome t.43 215
MIHTlf llACI.. 1 11111 ml ...
Miiiet Wiider (McCllron) 4 80 1 00 2 80
Shully (Valenzuelll 4 00 3 ~ Be On Time (C..tanacle) 4 eo
Al10 raced Norbel PrlnC•IY lletdlCI
Stingingly. Penchlc:uy Hott Si.11> C-a
Proltle, ZodlK Ttme 142 )15
• 1..XACl A (3· f) paid $44 00 Atten<lllNlt 22.~
u.1.--~.w. IA=~RIW=Tt -200 meler tM 81•v• LundQultt
IMu•1.ne lwll'n C>.ibl. a 0) n . 2 M ..,,..t
IMIMl<>ft Viejo ~A6ote9), '0408. 3 ~
C11Yaneugh (eenta Ciera). , 08 41, 4 Roget
V0<1 J-nl t1ou1•n llllnole), 2 08 20. •
.i.tM llUMlto IMV HMllClot"). 2 OI U , e
John Mollet (lleaGll lwim Club), 2 07 37, 7
Kyte Miiier (flOtlda AQutllCa), a OI 62, t
JOhn Smith (longhc>rn AQuallU). 2 Ot 04
1,000 lrM 1 o-r OIOWIO Cl-
Fllll* Jolin), 16:1711, Br.-Hayea (Mii
Nadador11). 16 19 t I. 3 Jell l<oetoll
ll11dutlry Hlll1I. 1 ~ 21 13. 4 D .. t Olme 81arH01u). 15:38 39, 6 Matt Ct1iln1kl
IWelilnoton>. t& 38 Oii. e lony Corl>leltlo "olllam AquallC:•l. 111 42.47 T 1111 w-..
(TutMJto f11mer JOhn). 16 42 92, 8 Aon
lffu(lenl (lobo Aqvatleel. 1& &o ~
WOMll" 200 butterfly I Mery T MHQher
(llll< .. lde). 2 07 4 I ' S••• 1 ltlll• (Watnul
C.-1 2 13 8 t 3 S1auy Sh\lpe llndutlry
Hiiiei ~ 14 :II> 4 l\lle MOUtalrl IUlk ... Cle),
~ I 4 4 4 ~ I errlan11e Mc Gull I\
1Cleron1n1ow111 J 14 94 II Pelty King iNHhv111e 1. 2 15 24 7 011ne Uraln (Mii
Nldact0< .. I 2 15 43 II 1:.llOlyn GOOO...,
1una11 Aut>u1n1. 2 11 2J
200 D"" t 1140cy Ceul1<1n• (NNhvolleJ. 2 15 15 2 Sue Walllh tUntv Nor1h Ca1otw1t )
2 15 40. 3 Llblly 111nkeao 1w .. 1 c,,..,.,,
2 15 52 4 Pllty Ga.,n IWHl Che•l••I.
2 111 65 5 Slf\dy Mc1nrvr• 1Dynamo Swim
Cluo, 2 t 7 57 II Ma•y W1y1e 1Ct>1nool\ AquallCll. ~ 18 0~ I l>llerll Heyw110 tMV
Nalledoru) 2 •9 03 8 Snally C1oru1h
1F•o•K11 Aque1ocs1 2 19 32
U.I . Ouatlflert (et o ... yaqull, Ee..adcw)
(Tllufeday 111rouo11 Aue. I )
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100 Dtu11 SI••• lur"1Qu111 (0.lllt),
I 02 82 (wO<ld rec:OfOI JOM Moltel tCotll
M6U) I 04 30
200 hee Aowtly Gain .. (Auburn Univ 1
1 48 93 (w01lt1 recorOI Rich SHQ9r (MiUK>n
111e10 Nadadorea) I 50 9S Kyle Miiier
IGa lnetvllle Fla I 1 5 1 45 Jell FIOll
tC9'moc;ha•ll I S2 26 Sam Worden
ISt¥nlorOl t 54117 Do...g Towne (Tucson)
I 55 05
100 tty Mall GrlDDle (M1am11 53 03
Chri• Rlv .. (Ho...llon) 54 Mo
<100 IM Bruc;e HayH (Nat11dore1)
4 25 42 Jell 11011011 (Cfty of lnt11111ry)
4 26 47 100 free Chroa Cavanaugh (S1n11
Cl•••). so 18 Ga ..... 50 21 Rob11' lMmy (Mii N101ooreo1. 50 48 D•••d McC•go (Gllnee•~ltl) 50 90 Tom JllQ8t (Baldwin
MO I SI 32 ?00 beck RICI< Carey (L11chmonl N y I
2 00 12 Steve Barn•coal IN•d•do•ul
20tSO 400 Ire• HlyU 3 SJ 19 Geo•o•
OoCarlo t T UCM>nl 3 !>4 '7
200 brMlt Moffet 2 17 99 Gtenn Milla
1C1n..1nna111 2 19 SJ 200 lty Cra.g Be11daiey 1G11,...v111e1
I 511 55 Rooert Palle<l {Dl!IU ). 2 00 13
100 oac~ Carey Sii 7 1 Clay 81111
(Auaton Tea I 57 33
I S00 lrM -OICerlo. IS 17 Ill Hayel
IS 19 11
200 IM lun<!quost. 2 03 47 8111 Ba,,etl
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WHham• INllOldOfMI. S7 31 Beth Walhul
tC1nctnne111 57 42
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4 4<1 78 Pally Gavin (West Cllelltet Pa I
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200 I••• MaryDetll Lonzme1er IMll
NldaOorea) 2 00 28 l1lleny Cohen
fNadadorn) <' 00 11 '00 Dtlllll Jean"" Chrldt (Honolulul.
2 32 4 1 1Ame<1CUO •9Cord) Bever!y Ac•••
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• 09 82 100 1>9C~ Sue Waosh tunov OI N
Caro1 .. 1a1 1 OJ 76 lltlDy K1n~ead (Well
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IC.nc:.nnall) I 11 0.4 CMd• l 11 73
200 IM -Ceulluna 2 15 07 Polly Wonoe
1Fort W~Uln P4J. 2..17.fJJ.
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IAu11in1 8 3.3 38
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MlcMtob Ught Cup
(at lndulltJ Hiiie)
fl<tl -net llfte'" Jimmy Connor• IU S ) del Sandy ~eyer
(US) 6-2. 7-5. 8IO'n Borg (S-enl Oii
llllU Ge<u•a•ll• IU s I. 11·2, 7-6
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Ivan Lanell (Czec:hOelOY111<1e) de! Rodney
Harmon (US l. e-1. e-t, J oee•lul1 Cle<c
4Argenllna) d.i 841rnard Fritz (France). 2·8
7 II 11-t Y1nnoek Noah (France) del I/en
WW'lllaky (U S I 6--0. 11-3. Jimmy Arias (US I
def Euc Fromm (US). 1-11 11-3
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TMCI*' (Us I 6-3. 11--0 8u1l .. Mottram
1Eno•enc11.,., Henrik Suno11rom (Swtdenl
e.2 e.2
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Kan Rosewell (Au1lrllla) d1I TorDl l'
Ulrlcil f0enmllkl 11-2, 6-1. Mal Aridereon
(Auslrella) Cltl Bobby Rigo• (US ), e-3. f.3.
Alu Olmedo IU S I def Swen 01vldton
($...Oen) 2-6, 6-3. 6-3. G-~ti IU s I
dtl Remanllhen Krotllnan (lnlloa) 7-~. 6·7
6-2
FedtH'•tlon Cup
(a1 a.n11 Clar•)
hmlftnal•
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SlnelM
Mlflln• N•vr•lllOVI (U s ) d&f H•,,a
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(US) o.t Helene Sukove, e-1, f.2
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S1-nt<1 (0) def Ven Patten, e-3. Men 1
doublH -\Ian P11ten-Moor• (0) def
Steunkl-Ren'*1 6-3, women·• llf'Qlel -eoi-(0) clel Allen, 9-4. Ml~ed ooubiee -
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'THW ~p OF" 'T'He f!>AC~$W\NC3
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Yarborougll
grabs pole
at Pocono
LONG POND, Pa. (A.P) -
Cal• Yarbotouah Uled an unlried •nctne Saturday to win tM pole
poaltlon tor today'• MounWn
Dew $00 Grand NaUoa&l ~
car race at Pocono In~
Raceway.
Yarborough. a three-time
Winston Cup national champton
and now a part-time perfonner
on the Grand National ctrcutt at
the age of 42, turned a lap of
1 ~0.764 mph to lead the way on
the tough 2.5-mile tri-oval.
The quick lap surprlaed
Yarboro ugh, who ended the
morning practice aeuion just
minutes before the start of
quahfyrng, with a blown en'gine
in his red, black and white
Valvolrne-sponaored Buick
Regal
"We cracked a head in the
engine dunng pracuce and we
really didn't know what would
happen when we went out with
the new eng ine," explained
Yarborough.
"But what you saw was what
you got in the engine," he added
"1 couldn't take any chances. We
needed to sit on the pole and I
used It all."
lt was Yarborough's first pole
victory of the season, making
him the 10th different pole
wanner in 18 races thas season.
That qualified him for the
Busch Clash next February at
Da y tona International
Speedway, a 50-rrule dash worth
between $10,000 and $75.000 to
the paruc1pants.
Harry Gant, who hasn't won a
pole this year, was right behind
Yarborough in another Buick at
150.306 mph.
Ricky Rudd took the lnSlde
spot o n the second ro w fot
Sunday's race, turning a lap of
149 726 m a Pontiac Grand Prix.
Bobby Alhson, who won the ,
June Pocono race, was the fourth
fast.est quaJ1f1er at 149.721 in a
Buick, fo llo w e d by Mor11an
Shepherd at 149.633 m a Buick.
Tim Richmond at 149.036 in a
Buick, Dale Earnhardt at 148.984
in a Ford Thunderbird, and
Winston Cup point leader Terry
Labonte at 148.898 in a Buick .
Defending natJo nal champion
Darrell Waltrip, who leads the
way this season with five poles
and six victories, wound up B
d1Sappointing runth. The best of
his two qualifying Laps in a Buick
was 148.896.
Yarbo r o ugh . fro m Tim-
monsvtlle, S C , cut back hi1
racing schedule aft.er the 1980
season, leaving Junior Johnson's
team, where he won all three
natJonal tJtJes, for the team of M.
C Anderson.
FV, Mesa
still lead
after • WIDS
•
Fountain Va lley and Costa
Mesa maintained grips on thetr
respective division leads in the
Am e r ica n S p ee d socce r
A ssociati o n with victories
Saturday night at the L os
CabalJeros Racquet and Sports
Club.
Fountain Valley broke away
from a 1-1 haJ f time deadlock to
dispose of Newport Beach, 7 ·2.
while Costa Mesa also broke a
first-half tie with four straight
thint-penod goals to tum back
stubborn Santa Ana, 8-5.
Fountain Valley's James
Mason led a balanced attack wfth
two g oa l s as the Flames
improved their Ernplre Division
record to 5-1. Newport dropped
to 2-4.
With the score 3-2 in favor of
Fountain Valley, Chris Cratet
tallied with just 27 seconds
elapsed in the fourth quarter to
tgnite a four-goal uprising which
put the game away.
Costa Mesa's Manny Cuenca,
poured in three goals and John
Boyle had two. Borle leads t.he
league in scoring with 13 goals. ·
The Cowboys erupted for four.
third-period goals to put the
game away . Costa Mesa
remained unbeaten in t.he Beach
DivWon at 6-0, while Santa Ana
remained at the bottom of the'
Empire with an 0-6 mark.
Orange County
beaten, 131-1 os·
LOS ANGELES -Tb'
Orange County entry In th•
United States Developmens
.Buketball Leque au.ffe.red . .tti
leOOnd •tr&taht tetbeck. Sa~
131-105 to San Fernando VaUeYiJ
Richard Che.na from !kl~
led tho llCOriJil for oc with 184
whUo ea.ta Meta'• Ken Ban:Jale~
had 11 and Jeff ff "'Ihm froni Fountain Valley Hl&h ~ 18. •
Ktl th Morrleon led th '
wtnnen wtth 21. ~ Coun'Y. cloeel out the~ ~ a
Cal Staie Laa Ance* toct.y wtCM
1 12:SO c::onlell aplnat Sou~ Bey. • -
I .M». YO't'AGI TO Tl4I
IOTI'OM Of! TKI tu. •uov. • * '-' "Oalally Of Tetr0t"
t 1N 1) !Edward Atti.rt. Erin
Moten A ~ cr-
"'100Unlefl 1 ~letle of
"1ghtet>ing alien Of .. IUIU
~ IOOklng tor 1no11'1er tC ......i atrandeel on a for·
bidding pWwl 'A'
I: ti (.t) MOVll
*'At ''ChMptf To Keep
Hef" (1980) MIC 01Yl1.
Tov.n F'llkllhul'I In ord.,
to mMI I'll• 1llmony P•Y·
'"""ti. 1 r-tly dlvoroed
pr1v111 <111ecu,,. t•IClc•
, down delinquent lw•blnd•
t , fOt a dlvorc:. lewyer 'R
' 1:41. CMMTOPHP
I °'-OlllJP
• ll'OO 8 MU6lc ANO 'Off!
~NWOAO
~· G YOUTH AHO TH!
l88UE8
\ I 1119la ANSWIM
~~
Cl) IUNDAY ~NO
QI °"" LARGEST MIHONTY: TH!
Ol&A81 ED
l"'-role Of dlNblld lndl·
Yldulla In Am«lcan aocl-
l'Y Ind the Oto.ring awar• ,. ,_ of ttlllr abilltleS -
lllamlned (R)
• r
(!)MOVIE * * * "Olivar Twill"
( 1975) Mlmaled. SIMO on
ltle 1tory by Cl'larlea Olctc·
ena Oliver Ind I'll• C1icll11
f"*1d Sq~ker out1un
Mr Bumble. Feg1n The
Al1ful Dodger and evH Bill
ft)::,VIE
* * * "The LHt 01 The
Blue O.Vlla" ( 1979) Count
Basie. Joe Turner A dOCu·
mentaty portr•ll of Kanau
City s contribution to
mua>c It pr-led u
many JIU grHI& g•ther In
their olO union h•ll to per·
form •nd ,.,..,,1n1sc1
91 t 8 ilf.) MOVIE
• *'"a "For YO<Jr Eyes
Only (19811 ROQlr Moore
Topol J•mea Bond tracks
• etlmlnel WtiO pYr1omed a
I~ eecret Brlti.tl dlfenM
dellk:e 'PG'
8:30 IJ FOR OVA TIMES D SERENDff'fTY 8 AOeEAT SCHULL.EA II DAYBAEAK L.A. D FAST FOAWAllD
• CAUF'ORHIA PEOPLE ltlTON~
, '• CtMOVIE
• • ·~ "Monelet lalend"
( 1981) Terence Stamp,
Pelll' CuMing A wwlthy,
bored youth and 1111
guard••n are an1pwreclied
on a remote u1land popu.
lated by dangerous c•H ·
tur ..
•7l00 I TODAY'S AEUOION
THArlCAT 0 UTTU RASCAi.Ji U ITISWMTEH
0 l<.EHHETH
COPElANO • at DAY Of' DtlCOVEltY
«I) CARTOONS
&i) YOGA FOR HEAL TH ~ AMERICA: THE
SECONO CENTURY 0 PUBUCPUUE
(JI SUNDAY MA.88
'C)MOVIE • • * "Burn! ( 1910) Mtr-
IOI\ Eltando, Evaristo M111-
Quez A small Por1UQUIM
Island'• struggle tor Ina.
peridenee la elll)lolted by a
cr•tty 18th-Clnlury British
co1on111
7!aO I) FAITHWAYS
,.
0 WHITNEY ANO THE AOeOT
0 CAMPUS PAOflLE:
VIEWPOINT~
NVTRfTlOH
II) JIMMY SWAOGART
ti) FE\J)C THE CAT
fl> M~ ROGERS (A)
~ AMEAICA: THE
SECOND ceHTURY
Cl) TV-8 lOOt<S AT
lfARNINO
11§) SPECTRUM
(JtTHEWORLO
TOM<>f4AOW
(})MOVIE
••• ,, "Sta.lrCaM • ( 1969)
l'llctlard Burton. Rex Hatri·
IOI'\ Two elderly h<>moMX·
uala anere • thriving bar·
l>er9hOp bualNN "' the
"'-9 of London
eiOO I) SUHOAY MOAHINQ
, . D THIS II THE LIFE IJ POPEYE ANO
FJUENOS
... 0 PER&OHAL
DIMEH8IONS 0 LLOYD OGILVIE
• I. I CARTOONS
l• RECTNCCOMPANY
(A) litD AMERICA: THE
SECOND CEHTUAY
Cl) LET THERE BE llOHT 9 J£MY FA1.WEU. QI AD HUMBARD
{))MOVIE
• • "Shipwreck' (1978)
Robert login. Mll!kl Jami·
~-.A wf~. l'lla
two deughtera. a reportet
and a runawey are atrand-
ed on an laoletecl laland an. encountering • Ylo-
1enl at0tm" -·a· e:ao D oovaav
Ou.ta: DI'. Jlldy 01 ....
pr~ at the Unlveralty
of Jlldalatn, L A . John and
l<alhy Dultam8n, mlulofl-
tflANNEL LISTINGS
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SAVING THE HOUSE -Robert Hays
(lt>Ct) and C harlem.• Tilton star as young
couple and M a rtin Landau portrays
Roderick Usht•r, who are involved in an
old h o u s <• t hat suddt.:n ly begins lo
dt>terwrate, in "The Fall of the House of
Usher," al U tonight on KNBC (4).
ary 1t91·11111ora tor Luther-
an Blble Ttanal•tor• Inc
Orange. Tom Fr•nHk.
p1ore111onal muelcl•n.
composer •nd youth min·
lstat 11 St Patrlc-'a Par·
Ian, Nor1h HoltywOOd
0 TOO/I.Y'S BlACf<
WOMAN 8 MEETINO TlW AT
CALVARY
II) fNDEAlCI( I(. PRICE EID EU!CTAIC COMPANY
(R)
G AMERICA: THI!
9EOONO CENTURY
Cl) THE LAHAYE.I
~=YOURBlBLE
• * "Hawmp1I" (1978)
Jam• Hampton. Cl'lrlato·
pMI Connelly MemMta or
the United StatM C.valry
lry lo edJU•I to riding cam-
els lnat.ad or hOta. In the
unlemed, lewllM Taxu ol
the 1eoos ·o· UTHE OOU>EN II.OE OF
TELEVISION
"No Time For Setgeanta"
Andy Grttttt11 portr•vw •
Georgia boy Who, once
1nduc:teo Into lhe Army,
Mt• the military on 111..,
e:OO D REWS ~FERENCE a PEOf'l.l 1 0 Cl) ORAL A08EAT8 fill 8£SAME STREET (R)
i YOU AHO THE LAW o.0 IT IS WRITTEN
CC MOVIE
• • *'h Haav1n1
At>ovel" ( 19631 Peter
Selle<s. Cecil Parker A
wall-meaning reverend
blcomet a b41h0p In outer
space alter f>ltng re,.cteo
by the part.hoon .. • 10
whon\ he WU ler't by mil-
lake
9! ta CZ) MOVIE * • • "Fame" I t980) lr-
CMa, Betry Miiier S-al
glhed 11t.-t1 at a New
Yen hlgll aol'lool for the
performing arts HPl'Mtnce
YariOo.11 Mlbeckl and llUC•
~ or both personal
ana prolffllonal n11urM
'R'
HO I) Cl) FACE ™IE
NATION o a MUT THE PA98 U NEW ZOO REVUll 0 OAY OF DISCOVERY CD THEWOALO
TOMORROW
~ YOU AHO THE LAW
9 KENNE™
COPELAHO 0MOVIE * • 'Five Summer Sta-
rin · ( 1975) Documentary
Slow-mouon S1Qu1nc;e1
ll1ghllghl Jhl• e.•m1n.,tion
of lhe surfing ll!estyle
lllmed in Southern Clttfor
nte and Hawaii
10:00 I) NEWSMAKERS
Oue1t Son•• Crow
Regk>nlll o .. ec10t ot the
Envtronmental Protlcik>n
~ncy U OUR LAROE.ST
MINOAIT'Y: THE
0&8A8LEO
The roMI of d1ael>Mtd lndl-
oflduat1 In Atnericen soc•·
aty and the growtng 1w•r•
neu of their abllltlea are
l•tmined.(A) 0 GU .. UGAN'S ISLAND
U llASEBAlL~ 0 HERALD OF TAVTH at REX HUM8AAO
fm THE l.AWMAKE.A8
Q1!) YOU AHO THE LAW
Cl) MOVIE
• • "lo,,. Sto.y" (1970)
Alt MacOr•w. qyen o·NMI
A yO<Jng wtd~ t1Cell1
hie wife. a vtcum of
teukeml•
IBM~
WEBU.Y
($)THE SOUND Of'
MUROEA
Mlcl'l••I Moriarty and
Joanne MllM 1tar in this
auepenaa dr..,.• about a
_..,an and l'I« lover pion.
Ing Ille murder of htf
lldllllc husband
tCUO IJ fNTEAFACE
0 ,,
8 GIUJGAN'S ISLAND 0 9 l(IOIAAf
~TOO
G-a Jofln llnd Mlld<en-
zle PNntpe, Ann JllHan,
pu~-MMC Welner
l(A):'!::~
OPEHMM>.
YOU AHO ™I LAW
OUTOOOALR
8111 Dence Ind Spider
Andr_.. tlell lor striper
In T1nnau11'1 Percy
PrlMt l.Me
{B)MO\llE * * * "SST DIMlltf In
On T\I
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H HBO
c CCtN'Mi'•I
lf l I WORIHY N Y
011 (WTBSI ••• !(~Piii) ,. fShow!lmeJ • se>o111ot11 • lC.a>I~ ~ '°"IWWIC I
The Sky" ( 18771 L0tne
Gr-. BufQM• Meridith
The malOln ftlght ot a
aupetSOnlc lrllll9'1ort turna
Into a nfGl'ltmare when
Nboteura •llHM • dMdly
vi rue.
I tlOO IJ MOW! * * *.,.. "Sllt•g 17
( t853) Wiiiiam Holden
Otto t>reml"Olf' U S M>I·
dlert belt I IOUQl'I &er·
geant au~tld ol !>14ng 11
lfl'I 08PGAGOlF
"Anl'llua.. Buach Goll
ClalliC" U... CoYlt'91 ol
!hi linel round lrom the
KlngamlM Golf Club In Wt1-
Mt1mabu1g, Va,
" 8Aaf.8AlL C.lllornla Angela a1 N-
Yort< Yank-
ti) MOVIE • * * "The Road To Hong
l<ong" {1942) Bing C.oaby.
Bob Hope Two dencets
become Involved In • ICY
~atton In Hong Kong
ti) MASTEIU'IECE
THl!ATM
Pride And Pre)Udiee' Mr
Blngley'a •t>rupt dlpartura
10 London hurll J•n•
~y and EllHbllh 11
c;onVlnc:ed th•I the dlae-
gr•eable Mr D•tc:y waa ro
bl.,.,. IP llft 3 )( R) 0
gi) OAOWIHG YEAM c_ MOVIE * * "Ofl HHventy 0og·
( 1980) Clwvy Cnue. BenJI
White lnveattoallng a po1111-
ca1 M• 9C811dal In London,
• prlv•I• d1tecllv1 II mur.
der"C! and relncarnaieo u
I ICruffy dog 'PG
CtMOVIE
• •'At "Raoi)edy Man"
( 1881) Sluy S~ Etlc
Rober11 In 1944, a ,..._
P"°"9 ope.11or In • emall
fexu town ucrlllcM ,_
•!Anding In the community
~ .... Ilea • .,_, •fflllt
whl'I a combll·bound Mii-°" ·PG·
1 t:ao a o n.e WUk WITH
DAVIO 8AINKUY II TEMY COLE-
WHITTAKER
• CHUACt4 IN THE
HOWi!
8' OAOWINO YEARS
%)MOVIE * * "Ofl Hea\llt'lly Dog'
( 1980) Chevy ChlM. BlnJI
While lnvM!fGltlng a polltl·
eel M• acandal In London.
a p.lvate detecllve 11 mur·
derad and relnc..netld u
a ecru1fy dog 'PG'
AFTVINOOH
12'()() II SEARCH
II) MOVIE
• • ·~ Tn lake S""'°"'
(11165) Bob Hope TuMd•y
Wllkl A wullhy man ,,_
to b<Hk up hil daughter'•
rornence by l•klng her
lbrOld
f£I PAPER CHASE
.. A Dey In The Lii• 0 1 A
thtrd-ye., law student
(Oetllne Can) •lmoet lll't-
ou1ly Jnjurea bicycling
James Herl (James
Stept.en1) while driving her
car
Ci) QAOWINO YEARS
'Tl'llChllc:fl Mind" (Part 1)
Cl) W'ESTEAH
OUTDOOA8MAN CID MONEY MATTERS
(D)MOVIE * * • "The Concert F0t
Kampoohle" ( 1980) Paul
Mc<Artney, The WhO A
l'loal of roci< i>etformera.
meny of wtiom get togetl'I·
" ln an 111-atar rock
or~tra. ara leaturld In
ttll• record of a -* ot
concer11 held tor the ~
lit ot relief lo war.r1veged
Cetnbodla_
(IJMOVIE * •.; "In God We Ttull'
C 11180) M•rty flldm•n.
/I.My Kaufman A n11W
montc II _, out Into the
WOrid 10 ralta mon41)' fOt
hie lmpoverlahecl monut-
tHO ·~ TMn·llQI tulclde, 11'11 third
'-ding ~ of death
lmOng young people. IJ
exemlnld. (Part 1)
G MOW!
• • • "Gumahoe" ( 1872)
Alb9rt Finney. Jenice Rull
A ntgntetub 1rnCM turne
ptlv•t• .,. ~ wind• up
entangled In .,, African
rl¥04utlon.
ID~YIAM
"TM Cl'lftd'e Mlfld" (Part 2)
I IM8AU. IUNOt4
.... ,90TIVI
MCMI
• • '" "tor YOUI lYff Only°' CINI) Ao0er Moore.
ToPOI. JM\11 tond tr9Cllll1
• Oflmlnel wflO pyrfofned a
top .... llfftllll ~ ..
Oevlca. 'PO'
.MCMI
••• "llmon" CHIO)
Al#I A.rt!tn, AlllUn ~ ion lclentieta at a bllan.
ly mladli IOIU tl'llnll tanlt
oonvll'IOe • bumbllnf col-
.. Pf"Oflleof thlt i.11 en ..., "°"' •• ~ 'l'O' .. 1 ~~u.u.
ADAM-ta
•DAMM.a
"lwlterlly Vlfln.., TM
1111•111• 9 f•••ul t eam '*""' WON Mltlet't lal•
_. nowelty •• IM blll*fl)o
l!On\b lllwt l~l(A) D • "'°"90T \MNIMI
Cl) T* ¥MIM IN ..... w. 9 INTafn'AJNMIHT
THllWllk
Alportt on MJI 1n ~V111111
~~ ... ~
"No Man., LiiNf' Ind
"Bue ltop," the T\IQ etar
rating ayatam, and how 10
be dlacovlfecl in HOily•
wood a~
Sc:l'led.;led ~eacio11 Fron.
tier Oaya Rodeo 1trom
Arlt.): lknlval of 1111 "I·
IMI, WCHMn'• climb and r""* Uld wfllte weter
awtm and tall ......,t, (from
New lelllnd): • repon on
lhe flnata of the Tour de
France bieyoll r-(~om
Parle. France). cover191 ot
Thi King Oeot04t \It I 0-EllUbltl'I Stall ..
Turl A-from AIGOt,
Engl1nd: "YHra Ago
TOdey" '-'lurM Ted Wll-
lllma' and C.eey Stengefa
Induction Into !I'll BaMball
Hall of Fame
(C)MOVll! • * *'At "Barry Lyndon" I 1978) Ryan O'NHI. Merl·
11 Bltenaon A handsome
M>ldil' llnd1 action and
romance In the Ulth-oen·
tury Brtlllh 111my 'PQ
M6 (1)MOVll! * * • "Caddle" ( 198 I)
Helen M<>rM. Jeck Tl'lomp·
•on A young woman
1eav11 her comf0f111>11
.... buf ban home and her
cruel lwsband <Jetermlnld
to Ilka lull reaponalblllty
IOt aupportlng htf clllldren
b)' doing wh•tever ood
lob• en. can oe•
l:IO 8 Cl) 8POAT8 IUf«>AY
Llw co..,age ol the WBA
15-rO<Jnd world l'INV'J'·
v.eight cr>ampionlhlp bout
bet_, Mike w .. .,... and
R•ndy "Tax" Cobb lrom
Ca1Hr'1 Palece Lu
Vegu,Nev 0 ONCAMPUS
"W0tld ol Colllgl Aadto
11 Pomon1 Colllgl 8 GREATEST SPORTS
LEO ENOS
., ADAM-t2
An unlikely wltneta helps
cetch • klller
I!) PAOJEC'T UNl'VEME
(Q)MOVIE
*•'A "The Myatarlous
Str•nger" ( t9112) Cl'lrl1
Makepeace. Frid Gwynne
A deydreamlng Mlaaourt
boy lanciea an encounter
wltl1 an lflOAI of dubloua
origin •n mec:llevlll Austn•
21JO D SUNDAY
LC>Clltk>n llve lrom Gr l y·
•tone Mention, e.-.err.,,
Hiiie
IJ OILLIGAH'8 ISLAHO
U 9 L.POA OOLF
U S Women's Open'
Live coverege of lhe ftnat
round lro"1 Del P110
Country Ctub In Secra-
mento.~r
Ouow: *** "Moby Otck" (1858) Gregory Peck, Richard
l!l4laaNlr1 Sued on the
~ltv ...................
The capt.in or the wf\eler
Pequod' become•
c:.ugf'I! up In a bloodll'llB'Y
queat for vengeance
90aln11 an elullYe wMe
""""" ID MOVIE • * * "The Scalphunte<1
( 1988) Burt Lane Hier
Sllllr.y Winter• A lur
tilde< trte*1 down • band
01 M:&lphuntlfl to regatn
1'111 1tolen lura and tree a
kldn9')pad Negro al•,,. CD MOVIE
• • •.; "The Jayl'lawkera '
( 1959) Jett Chandler F-
P&1llet A man I nd '"'
p.lsoner. • jayl'lawleer teed·
If. 11111 In to,,. wtlh the
11m1wornan
ID INSIOE BUSINESS
TOOAY
The Record BuSI,_. Is
Not Ju11 F0t The Big
Ouya" Dick Gold blrg tall< 1
with • rlOOtdtng arttll I
P<Oduc:et and the owner or
• small rac0<dlng compe-
~ PAOJECT UNIVERSE
(S1MOVIE
• • • • Ouo \ltK111 (1851)
Rober1 Taylor, Deborah
Kerr A Romar1 ari1tocr11
gain• Nero·• dlatavor when
he fa111 In love with a Chris-
tian glr1
2:to 0 OILUOAN'S ISLAND m PAE:SENTE
'Lltlle H•vana The
growth of the Cuban oom-
"1uniry In Mteml I• dOCU·
met•lld
(Ii) PlllOJECT UHIVERSE
8SUGARMY
LEOHAAO'S OOLOEN
OLOVU
"Hlgtlligh!I" (Part 5)
0MOV1E
* *'At "Monster lallnd"
(1881) Terence Stamp,
~er Culhfng A -tn1y,
bored ,outh 1nd I'll•
gu.trdlen are lhlowrecllad
on a remote leland popu·
leted by dangercu• crff.
lurM
•:001 :vov
**'" "Aoed To Ball"
( 1H3) Bing Croeby, Bob
~.ShOw~Plf·
_,.." ... beOoMe ln\IOl\led
Wllfl OMp-.eea clllllng Wfllle
a...ol<llng ,,. .. _.,...
• CAUFOfllNlA CONGAllSIONAl
""'°"" -~~ Cl)~WOMAH
(8) 11.TON JOHN ~YI
C&mW.,AAK
The popular roelc ~I*·
etar of tile '70• performs
many Of 1'111 11'1\Nh 1'1111 In
.,, llactt'lfYltlg oonowl In
IMplt'k (D)MO'M
• 14 "K• Ot .. Kiiied''
('9110) J.,,,.. Aylln, Cfltlr.
fot1a Mlchelle. A fofMer
....., commander, --!oat
.,, tmpof1ant "*'*'• m&1Cfl to the~ dUflng .... -...... o.....,.,.
--by Wllliltlfto tM top
"""' ru "Otll.,1 "°"' .,ound IM wol1d ltl a IOW·
"*-"·'PO' (J)MO'M
..... "~ Mllll"
(tNt) lla9y -.-. b
~Int~ ......
.,,... QPerMot In • """
T ... town ....,..... '*
Mltldlno In tM OOf'MIUnltY
Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/8und1y, July 2&, 1882
TUBE TOPPERS
KABC (7) H·OO "Mt-xlt•o Timc11 ut
Crisis." A look ot t'<..'Onomk und polltlcul
t•hulleng~ that th1 <•uhm Mt»m-o's int<•rnul
'll'('Urtly .
K OCE (~0) 8:00, KCET (21:t), 9:00
"Pride and Prt.>judk•<· " Fmal episodt• of
tht• aduµtul1011 oC J un1• Austen's c:lutJStt'
sntirc>.
KNBC (4) lJ 00 "Tht• Fall of the lloU"lt'
o f Usht•1 " Pn·m1t•rt· of movw baM.>d on
lht• Edl(ar All.in P0t· dm ..... u· &•t• photo,
ldt.
KABC (7) !J 00 "Thn.·t· 1>11ys of thl'
Condor " Hobt•rt Hc'<iford, f'uyc.> Dunuw,iy
Mm In story <ibout ;1 re~1dt•r for lJ S
11H1'll igenet• who l<'..tr ns 11111n• thJn ht-
shoul<l and sudd<·nly lwn,,nt•s a huntt•d
man. .
when .,.,. l'I• • •'le<• '""' w1111 • combat-11oun0 u n-
or 'PO a:ao IJ MOVIE • • * "Play Miiiy For Me ·
( 10111 Cllnt f:aatw•od.
Jenlc• Walter An
obaeaaad woman trlee 10
lore:. her atlecllona upon a
dlae Joct.1\1 who 11 alreedy
involved with •notller gift D WUnRH
OUTOOOASMAN
fll) CALIFORNIA WE.EJ< IN
AIVIEW G HUMANmu
THAOUOH THI! ARTS
·u1er•tu11 Behind lne
Worda"
'8 CUFFHANOERS.
COMEBACK& AHO
CHARACTER
4:00 D 8POATSWOAlD
Scheduled Presc:ott Fron-
tier Daya Rodeo llrom
Artz I Survival ot the Flt·
lllt women I Climb and
r•ppel and whtte w•ter
t wlm and •alt 1•1nl1 (trom
New Zealand). • •epon on
ltM1 llnal1 ol tile Tour oa
Fr a nee l>leycle r llCe (tr om
P9111. Ft1f'IC4ll coverage ot
The Ktng George VI I a.-Ettzat>eth Stakea
Turi Race lrom Aecot.
England, 'Veara Ago
T od•y" fHIUres T Id wu.
llama' and Cuey Slengel'a
induc!IOn Into the Bueball
HatlofFarne G 0 NATIONAl.
SPORTS FESTIVAL
Coverege will l111ur1 com-
pellllona In 11eck •nd field.
boKing, llj1ura 1l\atlng, •nd
Olvlng (lrom lndlanapolls,
Ind)
Ouow • *'" "Thi Baby t •9n)
Ani-ue Comer. Ruth
Roman A aoc1at worker
latla prey to Ille aam• type
or po1aeaatvane11 aha
llQhll agalnat In a retardtld
man atamuy
II) MOVIE
• •·~ Pai-Lion" (19681
Alan Aid•. Lauren Hutton
An am11eur tr-to 111 him·
Mlf Into Ille wo•ld of pro-
1"81onal football
41) MO'llle * •'A "LJ:tauue<O ' C 18711
S..., Elllott Anne Arcr..
A 32-yeer..Qld llleguard
decld.. lo dlacerd hla
carefree jOb ano 11•tte
dOWf\ Wilen an Old high
ld1ool name re-ent ... "'•
Nie
9 WAll. fTAEET WUK
After Tne T.. Cut'
Gu111 Otto Ecka!ltn
pretldent ot Otta
~aour<:41s, Inc (R)
Q1!) HUMANffiE8
n.ROUOH THE ARTII
"Painting VtS1ons Through
The Ages'
S'TAAT'Aa(
Thi Enterpr1ae ts tlken
CYYer by lhe wdl of cn1tdran
blamed on board at MOVIE
• • • "The BeHt Must
Ole ( 197:\) Cal•1n Lock
hart Peter Culh1ng A m11
llOl\atre 1P<>t1sman 1nV1t ..
• l6lec:t group ol peoole to
hts remore lodge dur1ng •
full moon to reveal the
--o11 among tMm
(.ti JMOVIE
• • "H1wmpal ( t976)
Jam" Hampton. Chr11to-
phlr Connelly Members of
the Uniled States Cavetry
try to adjull to riding c•m·
Ill Instead ol horM1 In tho
unta~. lawleu Texas of
'"" 1eooa ·a· 4:30 fm WASHINOTOH WE.a(
i.. REVIEW (R)
~ HUMANmES
THAGUOH THE ARTS
"Painting Craattng A
Point Ot View"
(C)MOVIE * * * "Burnl" ( 1970, M•t·
Ion Brando. Evartalo M.,
q1111 A lltftell Ponug-
l1tend'1 1trugg11 lor I~
pendlf\OI ii eaploHed by•
crahy 18tlH:enlury Brtlllh
eofonlll.
(0 )MOVIE
• • 'At "Eecapa From New
YQtt.,'' (11181) KUl'I AuaMll.
Adrienne 8atbeau tn
1997. • hardened c;rlmlnel
I• °"9red • perdon II he
can reecue Ille PfHidMt
or Iha U S. from the prleon
Olly tllat M&nl'latten hu
become 'R' 0 MMMH HAMU8CH
TH£Y'Re Pl.AVINO MY
80NQ
Llaa Mtnnelll Johnny
Mathie. Gladys Knight and
Carty Simon .ine some of
to day'• greatall hit•
Including, "The Way We
W.,.," "What I Old F0t
L-' Md "Nobody 0oet
II Beltet "
4:46 (%) MOVIE
••• "Farne"(1t90)1r-
C11•. Strry Mllfef a-al
Oifled etudenll II I New
Y orti high actlOOI lor !fie
per'fonnlftO "1• •pertance
vwloua MtbW• and -
--~ l>Ottl '*"°"" and p10f ·a.1111 na•-'A'
l:OO . KIMI ru
CalM COtlfronll a k ...
fl'Oftl China. a dytfto pl\oto-
orllPfler Md an Indian
youth ttw.llned by Ille
clealll of hit "*" • "INNGUHI
"The Polltloal 1'\111"'9 A1
Viewed ly. A -YN1Q Ub.r·
II And A Vouno CotlMNe-
1111'1" o~••· 111omoay
....,. ~. euthof of
''Wlnnlno '** ,.,,__ ... ~Id_,,......~
"' ~ • .,tl\CW of .. ,,_.
Con-v•llve Amerlea .
'1\)HUMAHmU
THAOUOH THE AATll
Painting Rou1HaU · Thi
Lovely Dream"
(I) .,•11.•&•H
($,,ALlllNE
Surter Nal YO<Jng end lrea
atyt• lltllng cllampiO<I Ran-
dy Wllm•n el\OVll !he alml·
1ar111M 1n llp0rt1 llkt aurf·
1ng 1kl1no •nd hl ng.
Q!l_dlng
8:30 6 CU NEWS D NBCNEWI
~ MOHEY~KERS
Prol-ione11nvtH1t0t1
HEAlTHBEAT
0MOVll:
• • ,.., For Your EyN
Onty" I t981J Roge• Moore.
Topof Jimea Bond trKkl
a Criminal who purlc>lnld 1
too aecre1 Bflttah delen11
dlVICe PO
EVENING
a:00&DU®> ..wa 0 WONDER WOMAN
0 THE HARDY llOYS I
N.ANCYOAEW
._.YSTEAIE.8
the Hardya match wtra
wllll KGB egenll In Hew1U
when e Russian rock tin
delec::ta with the 1>14p of lhe
rOCk gtoup 8'Md (Pllrl ti
II) M•A•S•H
Tripper s uic.r provldM •
tlci<et nome unr~ the Army
tnlnks up a 1agu1111on ther
t polla hfa g<>lng-•wey p11
ly
II) MO\ltE • * "Swim Team 11979)
Jenny N.,..man Stephen
Fur at
ti) THE SUH OAOOf"
Rol>tl<t Reolord n•r••tH &
v11ue1 study or the rec..itty
dl1COvered sun ca141ndat or
the Pueblo lndtans
~ NOVA
Sltangf' SIM(> TIMI men
who discovered end
plonMrld the Held or
aneathMia In the 18th oen·
tury are prollllO (R)Q
~:.=
a * * SST Olu11er In
The Sky' 119771 LOtnll
GrMnl, Burgaaa Meridith
Thi maldetl "IG"" o1 a
auj)ll<IOl'llC Ir 1ntport turna
lnlo a nightmare when
11001eura r ...... a deadly
vlnJ1
$MOVIE * * Shipwreck " (1978)
Roblt1 Logan, Mlllkl Jam•·
son Olson A wld-1'111
two daughlera. 1 raportat
and a runaway are arr•nd·
Id on an llOlllld Island
el1er encountering • vto·
lent storm II Ml G
9:30 D FIGHT 8AQ( U THArs HOU.YWOOO
"GllOata And Gl'IO<JllM"
OJ n.E JEfl"EASONS
Lionel 91T11$heS the C•r
end 11 1frllld to edmlt 1t rt: QtNEWS
(fO) GREATEST SPORTS
LEOEHOS lC FlLM FEATURE
7:00 e Cl) eo MINUTES
D '8 THE FLINTSTONES
Fred decides lo enter a
m11llhon running race (RI 0 WOHOER WOMAN
U crJ COOE RED
Danny trlel to rMOIYI 1
feud be1-Chrt1 and '
Ted. Ind Ille llrellghtetl
battle • blaze started by
two rtvat cenyon realdlnl•
(R) 0 ENCOflE MEWi
"November 21. t982'
HIQhlighll Thi Am«ican
blocad• of ~be 11 eua-
O«ldad by Praaldent Ken·
nedy, !he CMI Right• 9111
Plt-m AOa< AHO AOlL
THE FlAST 25 YEARS
The W°"*' 0 1 Rock And
Roll" Tine Turner trecea
the hlllory or women 1n
rock "°"' the mld·flttlea to
the tnlluence ot the wom·
en a llblr•tlon tnOYement
In I he seven lie• and
lf9/l!IM &'I A8CE.NT Of' MAH
··aeneretion Upon Gener
atl°'1" The Intricate c:oc:le
of human lnhe<lt1nc41 anCI
tile dia()over!M of Gregor
Mendel era IXMnlnld In
the fight of modern lheo
rlea of genetlca ~~QA.ROEN
• • "Ofl H......,.fy Dog"
(1980) Che\ly Ch .... 8enll
White ln\laetlgattnig e pofltl·
cal tax ~ 11'1 londoft,
1 priv•te daitectf¥1 II 11\Uf·
dlrlCI anO ralncetnated •
• ac>n'"Y doO 'PG'
CZ)MOW
•••~ "WoCfen" (t911)
Albett ,(Mey, Dfllnl llMO-
ra POlloe are ~ wltll en
unueual ptoblem u New
YOtll City It llMldM by a '** of dllC)laOed WOl\lel 'Ill' 1:t0 ea~i..
Tlfl l(ITCHltf
A woman wt1o nina an Ml·
,,.. t...,t aganey "°"' '* Manflattan '9Aftlllatlt la
tallen ro court by • oom-
~ '*OhO« I ~ONINTAIN
flOMMrTtlN fli'MTU
"IMUWlon" ®MOYll * • ~ "Hardi)' WOftllfto"
(tllt) Jeny ~ ~ °"* After ._ .,_
doMI OOWft+ a _......,,
CIOwll tttea .. ~ .. vtl·
loua joba, telling mlNr 9bly
allllemllll ·ro· cGJ M<MI a * "Only Whefl I ~ ..
llHtt Mar1ll1 Maton.
K1l1ty MoNIOflol A ..._
Yorll 1e1,_ , .. \#n• fl'om
a dr)inO·OUt Ollt\lo deter•
mined lo renew her oar-
""' r~ wlttl a play
wright and II« relatlonllllf
with her 17 year-old
dll>Qlller 'A'
1:00 8 .AAOHll 9UHKll'l'I
l'l.AOI
Arcllla ~· up WOl'I • way 10 Ufcll the pll'IOn
who la brHlilng wuo Ille
1t0ter0Qfn at night (Al
OCltOHIPa
A wo..,,•n and "" two
unruly eona plot 10 tteal en
armored c., (fll) ~ ':TAINMl!HT
Reports on M\ in d•yume
~ °'*" TV movlee No Man'• Lind' and
Bua Stop," 1111 I VQ lier
••ling •)'Item, and how 10
bl dl11COv11r.ct tn Holly-
wOOd ao UCNEW8
Cl.OUUP
M .. ic:o -Times Ot Crl-
all The eoonomlc 1n<1
l)Ollllc•I challenge1 tl'l•t
thteatan Maxlco'a 1n1ernal
tecurl!y and 111 reletlone
With Other COUnlrlN •••
•~amlneo D IT. WRITTtN at MOVIE • * • "The Sca1pnunter1
( 1988) Burt L1nc11111.
Shelley Winters
CD AU8T NA COOl<l!'S
AM!.AICA
'The More Abundant L•I•
America today What In II•
l.l(petHtnCe hll l>4lln lul
flllld and wn•r bltrayea? fill NO\IA
"Moving Still" The world
01 htgll-and IOW·IPMd
phOlogtapn~ ta cepturld in
tllll f)rOQT8m Whleh fojfowl
the eaperlmental work
done 1n Ille held and 111
po111ble applle9tlon1 IR)
i MASTERPIECE
THEATRE
Pt1d1 And Prejudl<A
Annougn e1izat11111 found
!hi mannet ot Mr Darcy a
propoe•I lnaulttng ''"
leerna the truth about
W!Ckham end grow1
ashamed of her rormer
blind preiJdk:e (Part 4) (R}
~ ,.._.ETIM£
1$ MOVIE • • * ··loo~lrlg For Mr
OOOdbar" ( 19171 Diane
Keaton, Tuead•y Weld A
IOClally raprtll19d
1choo1taacher 1eeks
••c11ernen1 by lr1Quent1ng
.. ng1ea bars end luring • .,
tous men into one-ntgl'tt
stand• 'R
@MOVIE
• • ' Siience 01 The
North (19811 Ellen Bur ...
tyn Tom Skerrltt In 1919
• young w0"1an 'a rna111ege
ro a trappet ie.c:t1 her to a
hie of herdlhlp 1n the wtl·
der,_ of nonhet"n Can•·
da 'PG'
l:30 8 ONE DAY AT A TIME
Ann and Ftanolne COUid
IOM a big account unleea
\My eccapt an ofter ol
flnenoar auiatence trom
Scnr>llOer (A)
II THE WOAlO
T'OWOMOW
lt:OO 9 Cl) ALICE
D Q!MOVIE
"Thi F•ll 0 1 Thi MouM 01
Ultwr (Pram,...•) Martin
Landau Robert H•Y•
S.Md on ,,,. atory t>y
Edgar Anan Poe A young
engl,,_ f1nd1 hit Illa 1n
danger wflln he 11 aum·
monec:t by a Chlldnooc:I
lrMlnd 10 help 11111 h1&
c.uml>llng New EnQhlnd
hOuM IJ BUT urTI.£
SPECIAL IH TEXAS
Thia mulllcel·vltllly 1pe.
ci1I locuM!I on the f)r9m
-ICIMI-aurroundlng
the !llm ··rn. Bftt Little
Whorehou11 In Teau
U ®l MOVIE
• • • Tnree Day. Ot The
Condor" (197!11 Robert
Redford. Faye Dunaway A
teMlrCll reeoer employed
by !I'll CIA unco"l'S Inter·
nel traeci-y wfl4" •II ol
n .. co-w<>rkl'• ........ .
slnated by • hit man wf'to 11
now 1ta11<1ng him tRlQ
ODA.CHO
ti) l~ AMERICAN
STYLE
"Lo,,. And The Teechllf
An an1at 11 1ncenMd wl\fln
Ills ton flunks • Mll..c!U·
ca!tonCIUS SI MASTERPtECE
THEATRE
"Pride And Prejudice"
Altl'IO<JGh Etizel>lth round
,,,. manne< or Mr Oercy's
propo••I lnaulttng •h•
learn• th• truth 11>0<.Jt
Wtclll'l•m and grow•
Hl'lamed ot her fOfmer
blind ptejudlel (Part 4) (R)
i MYSTERY
"Mlllce Aforethought Ot
8lclc lelgh dlCldll to hOa t •
111 party ol I'll• own • a
party that he hopes w111
pro,,. f•tal ro eorne of 1111
QUMll. (Part 3) (A) Q
C:c.J MOVIE
• • • '" "H11ven1
Aboval" ( 1983) P1111
s.llen, Cecil P11ker A
well-meaning reverend
~ a blahoc> In outer
~ after being rejected
by 11'11 parlalllonetl to
wttom he wu eant by mlA-
tlllCI
CH>MOW * • "Thi Night The Llglll•
Wenl Oul In ~ ..
( tlll t) Krttty MCNICflOI.
M1111 Hamill A b<'Olhef•
IH'ICHltt• eongwrttlng duo
l\aw many advanlMt••
wMI I"""° lO alt• OUI a IMflO on IM oo.Mlty ...... t·
em drcull. ·..a·
(Z)MOYll
•• "Oii .... ~ Oog"
(tNO) ~ ~ ltl\Jl
Wtllt ltl~tioatlllO • j)Olhl-
oaf 1U ~In Londoft,
a P!'lwlte dlMollw II lllUr·
---and relftcarNted .. ·~ooo ·ro· ...... (J) ,.. .... _, 1M0141-W'9!• 1=YANWI
• • "fli'll*-lJp lunwner"
CtM1) MidlMI .,._,
Cl!l1 t.Wot .. Tiie ~
NlMlef ......,, of ._ ..................
"1lnlrtea In • '*'Y ~-
Bl
ad jllir\IMlll OIMIC*fllOft .,.. tO:OO. (I) ~JOHN.
WO.
Ofltl Of T rl!Pf*'I dOclOle
mtalM• Illa wife tor a M •
i and~ 1W 1"1 •• NIWI
n.-MMID~
TODAY
... AOKMllNQ
AMMCAHW""9
The role and ~-ii
of u • WMtlllle pt~
d• .,. ''"*'· l.lalrlQ "'"°'· lcal ftlrn fOOtaoe. poel.,.
i nd comm.ntary trOfft
r~
N.-IJlood" Chrt111na
return• to Flambarde •"" ,_Ing abotlt w1111em·1
dMll'I (Patl 9)(A,r:;J •wov. •• ...-"~ Man"
1108 t) 81My ~. lrlc filoe>er1e In 1144, 1 ,..._
phone opll' at or In • am.all
Te•11 town MCtlnc.t ""'
atandlng In 11'11 OQnlmvnfty
wflln 11'11 l'lu a alWt attalt
with a combtlt-~ NII
0t 'PO'
10.aoo lOHE ~
··Trouble F0t Tonto ·
tU•PORT'I~
II) JIMMY SWAGOAfln"
(SJMO\llE
• • ••.; "Wolten" (t981)
Albert Finney, Diane Vllt\11-r• Pollel are tac:.d W11h 111
unuaua1 problem u N-
Y Ol'1I Cl!y 11 invedld by 1
pacl< of Cl~"°'"" 'R
t0:48 IJ IUHOAY 8POAT8
PA.Oa f Z) CIHf.MA.llCOM
'1:00 e o C1J a NEWS D P~ 0 COfft lOV£ THE
C..ll..OAEN
Hoat1 Art Unllletter and
c.,01 Llwrenoe loc:u1 on
1111 nopes, dr1am1 •nd
aurv1val ol the world 1 c;hll-
dran
II) JERRY F'AlWEU.
fD SNEAK PREVIEWS
Roger Eb«l and Gene
S11ke4 hOst an 1nt0tm11tve
look at wtlar'a new •I the
mo"'H (R) c_ MOVIE • * • A Clockwork
Orange t t971J Malcolm
McOowett Pllrtcio Megee
1HlMOVIE
I * '-' "For Your Ey"
Only" (19811 ROQll Moora
Topal James Bond trackl
• crlmlnel who purloined a
lop aecr.i Brltlan delenM
OIVtce •PQ'
Z. MOVIE • * ·Final Cut" ( 1980) Lou
Brown. Oavtd Clendlnn1ng
A hlmmaker trlel to dl•-
cover t1'141 truth behind •
murder he thtnti1 hi ...,
end pho!OQfaphld
l1:18 8 C8S NEWS
1 t;IO • &PORTS FIN.Al
"700ClU8 U l!JJ NEWS
«I) TA1.E8 OF THE
UHEXP£.CTE>
The Wey To Do 11 A man
•n dleper•te ~ ol mon·
ey ~ 10 COiiect h11
11\herltanoe ~°"' h•• not·
ye1-dlldeun1
Cl) WUJ<DIO 8PORT8
Wf'IAP4JP 8WOWE * '-' "Nftl Yori!. N-
Yen" 11on1 LIU M1nnellt
Rol>lrt De Ntro
0 MOVIE * * Jull A GlgOIO
1194 1) O.vtc! 90W11 Kirn
Novak
I 1;46 IJ THE AOCKFOAO
F1l&
D MOVIE * ·~ New York N-
Y0tk ( t917j Lila Mlnnllll
Robert De Niro
12:00 U A8C NEWS at M*88IOH:
IMP08819t.E
«I) 'wc>VIE
* AIOerl Of 0..hny
( t933• Jann W1yr>e Gabby
H&VH
Cl) IT AA TASC
®) MO\llE
OMOVIE
• • • "Stamng Over
( 19 79) Burt Reynolds J<ll
Ctayburgh
12:180 MOVIE
• • ·~ "Thi Marriage or A
Young Stockbroker"
( 1911) Rlcherd Bln)amln,
Joanna Shimlcus
12-20 'Z MOVIE
• • ''> ··s1a1<cue t 19691
Roch•rd Burton, Rea Herr1-
ton Two 9'der1y homoMX·
ullt lhare a thrtvtng ber·
bellhop bualne11 In the
heart or l ondon
12-.aG 'Sl TH! SOUHD OF
MUAOE.A
Mlcl'laal Morll rly and
Joenna Miias llttr In lhll
-i>lflM drama eboul •
woman and her io-plott·
Ing the murder of her
aadletic huabm'>d
12:46 IJ NAME OF THI! GAME
Dan Farrell ln.,..ltoatM
the plane et!Uh death ol an
old frtend
t:OO tD TE.EH SCENE
1: 10 (R) MOVIE * * "My BIOOdy \lalen·
tine" ( t981) Paul K"'""'.
LOtl ~let
1·18(CJ MOVIE * * •'~ "Berry Lyndon• ( t975) Ryen O'NMI M911-
M BerenllOn
2:000MOVIE * • "Sunday Lover•"
(10111) 0-Wilder, Rogar
M00te
{%)MOVIE * • •~ "WO!fen" (198t)
Atbett Flnrwy. DI-Veno.
,. POlloe are fliCed With an
unu-1 problatn .. New
Y0tk City la lnveded by a
PIC* Of CSltplaced wotvee
'A' ::1 ;::.,., NUOIOf4 A.ICNIWI
HIM
MOVll *'* ''Fairy Talaa" (tt71)
Don 9tMwt1, s, Aldwo-• -· 1i.a1= *** "SIT: DlaMt• 1t1 The ~· (tt71) Lome •
~ lwoaae litereditfl
,... tM6dell """' of • -Alllll'IONC ~ tMma
Into a , ... ,.. "'*" ! ............. ~. Ylrw, • Mii ... "9lllllCW --~ .. MOYll ... • "L.ooltlllo ,.. Mr.
~ .. (1tn} m..
l<Mtorl. T..-., \INllll
UO(l)MO'M
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BY JODI CADENHEAD
Of the Daily Pilot Staff
That 'Newport Beach Woman'
Let's start at the beginning, for it
is here that Cheryl Mills Beck, 37,
mother of two and former beauty
queen defines precisely what a
"Newport Beach Woman" is.
In her 97-page hand-written
self-published book by the same
name, the blonde "wife of William
Lloyd· Beck" defines a Newport
Beach Woman as "a child of God,
woman of the world . . . sugar and
spice and everything nice."
The NBW "lives in one of the
most beautiful cities in the world,"
she writes.
Readers learn in the introduction
that Mrs. Beck's home "overlooking
the ocean, the city, Catalina Island
and the San Bernardino mountains"
was photographed by Sunset
magazine last November.
But they must wait until page 72
before finding out that she drives a
champagne colored Mercedes with a
license plate "Lady BK."
The news juat sort of slipped out
while sh' was explaining that sh
didn't a1waY.s pull the luxury car out
of the spaCioua garage adjacent to ..
the courtyard (floorplans included).
Sometimes she zips around town on
her bike loaded with $50 worth of
groceries.
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It is these sort of tantalizing
tidbits, along with advice about
flossing teeth, 20 things to do w.ith a
blue scarf and how to love
housework, that Mrs. Beck decided
to share with the world.
"All I knew is that I had to share
a book," said Mrs. Beck, who sat
down and wrote the entire thing in
three weeks. It cost $1,200 to print
500 copies.
The daughter
of an airline
executive and
author (the
family started
Alaska and
Northwest
Orient Airlines)
Mrs. Beck grew
up in Wash·
ington, where
1 • she was voted
Cheryl Beck In NB~, Years Miss Congeni·
ality during the 1963 Mias
, Washington contest.
She went on to become a
stewardess following graduation from
the University of Washington, but
claims that "marriage to William
Lloyd Beck was the most important
See The Newpon, P•ge C4
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Play i~ safe -don't go out without your sunscreem
! ar.·VIDA DEAN ~ . ...,,......,...,
: ~ tabl• were twMd on me the other day : at Newport Harbor Art Mu.twn. I found n\YMlf
I : on the r.celvtna end of llllM of my own advice. : I had aone there to ha .. lu.nch wtth eome of
: the pla workina on the 8ep1. 18-18 antique
I' : lhow. and we went out to have lunch ln \he
: Sculpture Gardena.
; , We Clecided to alt at an outalde table becaUM
l 1: lt was such a be.ut.lful day. I uid "I don't want
•to f.ce the 1un becaUM I didn't weer 1umcreen
t f: today." Then came an admonition from the I: waitraa who had overheard my remark.
t ,: "You 1hould wear IW\8Crefln every day. I
1: never go out of the houae without It," the Mid. ' r: Certainly I had to A8J'" that lt wu not a l f: amart move on my part to go aunacreenleaa. Thia ~-protection la eapeclally important at thla tUne of
I. the year, and It la Important for men equally as
: well as for women. Medical people report that :l'DOl'e men than women j{e\ akin cancer. Women .
!iHaving a baby
\~ith some style
By VIDA DEAN
Of tM ~ Not .....
Maternity clothes makers must have had
Debbie Martin in mind when they produced
, . their latest creations.
Martin is a style-conscious professional
businesswoman who wishes to work 64 her job
through most of her pregnancy, remain active in
her multiple sports activities and all the while
remain stylishly attired.
"It is important to look nice when you're
pregnant," says the 30-year-old Laguna Beach
resident. Looking nice helps, 1he explained
"because you don't always feel nice."
Martin is one of the many women following
the modem trend of delaying marriage and
motherhood until after a professional career hu
been firmly establiahed.
She and her husband. Rhoads. 35, were
married a year ago last May.
"Family members kept asking when 1 was
going to have children. Our brothers and sisters
have already had children and my huaband and I
are both the oldest in our families. But I wanted
to get my career established before getting
married and having children," ahe explained.
Martin is office manager of Alvarado, Rua
, and McClellan law firm in Oranae. a position she
has held for 10 years. Her husband's businea is
Martin and Associates in Irvine, builders of
industrial buildings. Their first child ls expected
Nov. 9.
And until then, Martin intends to continue
to dress attractively. The couple plans a vacation
crwse to Alaska in August.
"We will have to dress for dinner every
rught," she said, "90 I have been looking for
1 dressy things. After modeling the pink outfit for
I the picture (featured on the cover) I bought it for
the cruise." t Every-day di:ess alao i.11-UnpHUA\-&o Martin.
"I love clothes, and rve been able to find I fashionable looking maternity clothes. Tilere are
a lot of things available for businella women. I
especially like the jumpers. It is no longer a case
where only pants or skirts l'nd tope are offered.
"l found there are a lot of choices in dresses, and
I have to dress up every day."
I Martin was born in Ke,ntucky, but she has
lived most of her life in California. She attended
high school In La Mirada before enrolling in
C.enitm C.ollege and then Cal State Fullerton.
Her hobbies are goll, bicyd.lng and snow
skiing.
, "I went skiing shortly after I became
I pregnant, and now I am still golfing. The doctor
says I'll be able to keep it up until the baby is
born." she said.
I Remaining active also includes work around
the house, preparing for the big event. Martin is
buay at home finishing up the room that will be
VD~
are protected somewhat by the oosrnetlca they
wear, while men do not generally have that
edge.
Men are often reluctant to wear It becaWle
they dislike the greasy feeling.
Now the Aramis people have a 1unacreen
line made for men and women, but it hi ?Specially
for men since It la greaselesa.
My daughter has a friend who enjoys skiing.
water 1porta and dune buggy action ln the desert.
the nursery for the newest Martin, and she finds
matefl').ity fashions alllo tuited for household
work.
Maternity garments are keeping up with
fashion and with moaem life styles. There are
knickers, peasant or prairie dresses and culotte
suits. For summer, there are IWim suits, shorts -
everything that one would find in regular
fashions.
This fall an(i winter, pregnant women will
have a variety of clothes to select from, including
tunic sweaters featuring cowl necks worn over
skirts, pants and culottes, blouson tops for a
longer leaner line, pants narrowed at the ankle
and battle jackets with drawstring closings . a
total look based on flexible pieces
( Neiman-Marcus, Bullock's,
Bullocks Wilshire schedule events
Fashion events scheduled at NEIMAN-
MARCUS this week include the Informal
modeling of Emst Strauss from noon to 3 p.m.
Monday in the C.outure Salon and informal
modeling of David Hayes' new collection from
noon to 3 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday in the
C.outure Salon.
Informal modeling of Nipon Boutique is
acheduled for Thursday from noon to 3 p.m. in
Galleria.
On Friday from noon to 3 p.m. in the
Sportshop a pet"IOnal appearance and modeling
o( Arthur Chaprruk 1s set. Satwxiay from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. the Sportshop will feature Ralph
Lauren's sportswear.
BULLOCK'S Summer Skin Care Survival
L ISA AGNEW SAYS:
.. y . . . ou never
know WHO
you 'II meet when
you shop at
Petite Marche."
FASHIONS FOR
TOODLEAS • INFANTS
AND NOW AT
LAST-THE
f·1•11T.
1982 continues through July 31 at all stores.
Medical, health, beauty and fitness experts will
discuss and demonstrate how to achieve beauty
and fitness. Stores may be called for schedules.
Coordinated separates of Ciao Aport at
BULLOCKS WILSHIRE will be shown
Tuesday. 11 :30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Mr. Blackwell will be at Bullocks Wilshire
Thursday to show his faU collection. A formal
showing. is scheduled at 11 a.m. with informal
modeling continuing until 3:30 p.m
IRVINE TOASTMISTRESS Club will meet
Monday at Newport/Balboa Savings and Loan, 1100
Irvine Ave., beginning at 11:30 a.m For questions,
call 731 -4041.
llEED YOUR
JNElRY REPAIRED?
We do It on the premlae1 at our
Newport Beach atore. Aleo, we do
8')praltlng, watch end clock repairing,
engraving, pearl and bead stringing,
Jewelry deafgnlng and manufacturing.
an HOWES and so
•l~l lllt.1:1.US f'Ott tOtlR GENERAfl~S
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H• II.YI he would rat.her blJ.Nr and petl Chan
have anythina ifell)' OJ\ hit fp. The Aramll
Une probably would be aomethina he and a lot of
other men would war and noi f"l they have
am.eared a lot of "100" on their face.
The line comes ln eeveral 1tttni\ha and all
of the producta are fra,rance free.
For thole who are able to take 1un fairly
well, there I.I a lotion that has a 1un protectiop
factor o1 five. Thi. liquid dlaappean fut and still
affords the 1unbather a capacity tor aafe tanning.
The akin it ao greuelea alter applying the lotion
that even sand won't 1tJck to It.
Cream in a tube has an SPF of 10 and still
leu you tan gradually The formula also
moisturizes the skin and prevents drying
There is a 1tick for the lips that has an SPF
12. It not only protectl the Ups from bllaterlng in
1ummer'1 sun but prevents chapping and
crackina ln colder weather.
Then there is a cream an a tube with SPF
20. It permlta no tanning, no burning .. It ls ~or
thoee who are highly 1un-aeN1Uve or \hOM w~
do not wlah any added color. It la part.lcWarlY,
areat for 1unbum·prone areu -MM, knees,
eara and bald 1pota
Once you have tanned safely and alowly,
your akin may need aome extra care.
One way of malntalnlng a amooth, fresh
looklna tan la to keep It "1wept."
"Swept" a.kin la properly cleamed akin -.
akin cleansed throu1h exfoliat.lon that s•ta rid o(
the iT•Y flakes that can dull a tan. ClJniq~
dermatologists aay that half-hearted cleanaina
leaves tanned akin coane. clogged and break-OU'
prone.
A tan really fonns a crust on the skin, the
dermatologists aay. One of the most gentle wa~
to exfoliate is through uae of cleanaer that hu a
suspension of granules in cream.
Actually, skin exroliates naturally, and thill
replaces its surface about once a month. But
exfoliaton speed up the process and give the •kin.
an overall better look -more clarity,
smoothness and softness .
LOOKING AHEAD -Melody Thomas,
Jbove. N1kk1 in "The Y oung and the
Rc·slless ... mod('fs fall maternity fashions.
Striped tunic sweater with cowl neck and
battle jacket with drawstring openins top 1
corduroy frousers narrowed at the ankle .. :
.5ummer styles worn by Martin, left, include '
pedal pushers with nautical stripe T -r.op and '
a cool dress. (Motherhood Maternity) }
SALE
Final Reductions
You are cordially invited to take
advantage of final reductions on
our great Summer Sale.
At the same time please view
our new F al I arrivals.
Sale ends Saturday, July 31.
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By VIDA OEAN or-. De11r ,... .-
Auction ttema .,.. belns collec:ted for the Dell8l\1na Women'• awnmer &ala to be held thla
yff.I' -on Aui. 7 at Twin Polnta, the oceanfront
4191ate of Phyllla and Dr. Raymond Contino In
l..aluna Beach.
Five hundred are expected at the
11MoonUaht Memonee" and dance under the full moon and atan to the muaic of Freddy Martin
and hi.a band.
Questa will arrive at 6:30 for cockta.lla and hon d'oeuvres aerved to the music of harpist
Mary Ellen Marl, the mother of Designing
Women member Jan Toohey.
The affair which benefits the Laguna Beach
School of Art has a goal of $80,000. Nancy
Bushnell ls chairman and Toohey is silent auction
cha.irma.n.
Up for bid will be a Hal Pastorius sculpture
donated by Anne Colin. who 1s in charge of
decorations; 12 volumes of Tennyson datmg
around 1880; a hand-palnted Chinese chest; a
1919 gramophone; mink pillows: travel
opportunities and many more items.
Mrs. Jack Schoellerman, 640-8790. is
accepting reservations for the gala.
The Designing Women held a recepuon at
Gaugin's Restaurant, Laguna Beach, to thank
and nonor the patrons, donors and underwriters
of "Moonlight Memories."
Included In the long list of supporters for the
gala and the LB School of Art are Laguna
Nursery, whose Richard Balzer wiU contribute
the landscaping, plantings and lighting for the
gala.
John Botz, who contributed his art work for
. Patricia Allen, right, with Marilyn and
: Dick Hausman I I
I: Kay Murphy, Susan McFadden and Dr.
&! Murphy
Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 25, 1082
Designing Women get ready for gala
DESIGNING WOMEN -Mary Lt'<' Beck. left. 1s 1n charge of food
which will be catered by Culinary Classics for the Designing Women's
"Moonlight Memories" summer gala. With her at Che patron's part_y
ht'ld at Gaugm's are Gloria Moone_v. c:enter. and Michelle Roh£•.
PATRON'S PARTY -Connie Morthland. r1ght. has donated a
sc'\'en-nights stay al her London flal as one of the auction items for the
Dc·s1gning Women's summer gala. Chatting with her at Gaugin 's are
Laguna Beach &:hoof of Art t•nlhus1asts. Mr. and Mrs Hartley Sears.
the mvitatlon; Shurloc-Corp, printing, Gaugm's,
and David Bushnell for the antique chimes
which w1U sound the dinner hour at the gala.
The art school was recently accredited,
making it one of seven accredited art 1ehoola in
Southern California.
Expensive iewel collection displayed at MS benefit
Jewels valued at more than $3 million (not
including what the guests were wearing) were
viewed at La Cu1sme of Newport at the Multiple
Sclerosis benefit
22-carat gold ;ewelry made exclusively for NM
Kmy Leslie, public relations director and
fashion coordinator at NM, was chairman of the
gala dinner and was assisted in the ;ewelry
presentation by Stefan Krikl, the store's Precious
Jewelry department manager The Neiman-Marcus collecuon of one-of-a
kind p1ec.-es included a South Seas pearl necklace,
an emerald and diamond necklace, a calx>chon
sapphire, a 10-carat cut diamond ring and a
diamond cross-over necklace
As guests arnved they were given the red
carpet treatment and were stopped for cable TV
interviews by Mik~ McFadden. And since the
evening was a rather warm one the ice sculpture
of the MS logo m the entrance gave them a
refreshing welcome.
Also shown during the evening was a
collection of Jean Mahie's hand sculpt ured
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ERNST STRAUSS.
All of fall -only at N-M,
today.
Join us from 11 to 3 as our models
present the complete collect1on
of nchly colored Ultrasuedesf'J,
wools, silks and fur tmns -visual
and tact tie designs you'// want to
en1oy ftrst-hand! Couture Salon.
Newport Beach only
"I was delighted with the tum out (130),"
Leslie said. "The people were having such a good
ume. And the food was so good. Diacenzo was a
delight to work with."
William Discenzo, proprietor of La Cuisine,
arranged a French bill of fare for the evening -
from caviar to pastries. W ine• which
accompanied each course were provided by
Colombia Imports, John DeMarcw:s Wine
Merchants of Corona del Mar and 1'1-ederick
Wildman and Sons-Southern Wine and Spirits.
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Orange Ooa•t DAILY PILOT /Sunday, July 25, 1982
Chili chefs stir up • • • pr1ze-w1nn1ng
Comino, garlic and chill
powder snles were up last
week after membeni of the
American Diabetes Premiere
Committee went shopping tor
ingredients for secret chili
recipes.
Foot stomping music by
John Tweedles and Kathy
filled Three Arch Bay
Clubhouse as the Chili freaks
gathered to put their spicy
mixtures in the running for
•trophies.
Bill Discenza. proprietor of
La Cuisine. John Pohl of the
J ohn Pohl's Bistro soon to
open in Town Center> South
Coast, magazine editor Sally
Bailey, Tom Klosterman, and
chili champ Jim Dean _gave
first prize to Elfriede
Steinbe rg of Villa Park.
Coming in for second was Dr.
Russell Pouch er of Laguna
Niguel, president of the OC
Chapter of American
Diabetes. a nd third plal'e
winner was Bunny Pero of
Laguna.
Germaine Cumby was he.id
wrangler of the western party
with Jeff Pero serving as
master of ceremonies.
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1'1·r11 1'/llC'<'t'. ;ind \I 1/e. Bu11ny. srtmp/c> one' of
th1· :!tJ 1·1J1m·s t\flt·r th1· jutlgi11g, Bun11y w;i,,
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SUMMER SERENADE -Supporters. of
thf'" Oran ge-Cot1nt y M~ntBI Health
Association dined and danced under the
stars in the California Scenario Sculpture
Gardens Lo benefit che organizaUon. The
Society for the Preservation of Big Bands
provided music and guests had the
opportumcy co scroll in the garden and view
the> work of sculptor Isamu Noguchi. More
than I 75 allended includmg. at left. Herman
R. Roesti, chairman. Barbara Frost and son,
Christian Frost. ~t.anding, and at right. Tom
Casey, committee member and wife Tanya
and Pam Trmen. Other committee members
and spouses present were Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Armendariz, Mrs. William Beck,
Nad111e and Robert Hall, Mrs. Clifford
Heinz. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C Lichty.
Ramona Schneider and David Smith.
pots of red
COWG IRL TALK -Shirley Corwin,
d11·1·c·111r ul thl' Orange Coun'cy chapce r
1\rn1 nrnn IJ1<.Jbetc•s Association and Beverley
Tlrn·l"n. chat at the Natht'ring of l'hili lovers.
RIO sponsors
opening of Ritz
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Al·tu<.illy 1l was after 2:30 a.m. when the last '
gUl'St )di Thl' Rit7.. The· Newport Chapter or the .
RC'hab1l11at1on Institute of Orange County
'>ponsono<l tht: opt•nmg of the new restaurant in
N1 wport LL·nter <.ind H'l'l'1ved the pnx.'eeds from..
th1· l1l;11 k tit-affair .
It \.\.<JS the group's first try at fund raising,
.111d the ml'mbers W<'fc pleased with the way it
turned out. Marianne Ganner and Barbara ,
Campbell were in charge of the ~vening which
began with cocktails on the terrace overlooking
thP ocean. ••
At ll•rwarch; guc•sts dined on souffle o' .
-.< •illop" and rack of lamb and other su<.'C\.llenl.
d1.,h1 s whtlt• l1s1l•ntng to music of strolling .
\ 1<>ltntsls
Th11sl' Jll1·11u111g int'luded Mary Moore,
!\lc11 gt< and Ern1(: &hag. Marnie R~. Bob and ,
l\lilrth.i Fluor. the Al<.in Rypinskis, Diane and' ·
.Jim l\.1',·rsun Marilyn and Frank L y nch ;"·
lx•v\•11\ ;;nd D1t'k Elliott, Jo and Bob McClain ··
am1 P.itlt .Jilt! llub<:rt Clark.
'The Newport Beach Woman' --,_------------.
From Page Cl Cl('anlmc·ss 1s next to nobleness
in lhe book The dust jacket
gcm·rally n·served for dazzling
reviews, 1s fillPd with testimonials
from those in the medical
profession who h;,ivc Pxamincd
Mrs. Beck ftrst hand
t: _".'fJ°"'"' :jJa,,/y :ft,nhz;_D THE LOWEST PRICES
EVER! step towards find ing total
fulfillment."
The couple have two children .
Discipline, she tells the NBW
reader, is when you pass up the
chance to eat chocolate chip
cookies and resist the urge to buy
a new dress while shopping.
If stress should get the better
part of the woman living in
paradise she should "punch her
favorite pillow" or "telJ it to her
pet bunny."
In t h e words of a mu c h
celebrated American divorcee half
a century ago, Mrs. Beck tells her
readers that you can never be too
rich or too skinny . She adds
honest, giving, loving and clean to
the long list of the NBW's ide~.
·Art museum
:gets grant
· A $40,000 grant from the James
'trvine Foundation has been received
by the Laguna Beach Museum of A.rt
tor the establishment of a
~rofessionally directed development.
program.
Announcement of the grant was
made by Maria Bird at a cocktail
reception and gourmet dinner for the
recently established advisory board
and members of the board of trustees.
John Parker is the newly appointed
board chairman and other members
include Meaars. and Mmes. Al
Baldwin, KeMeth Battram, Kenneth
Beyer. Alex Bowie, Robert J . Fluor n.
Gavin Herbert, Thomas Kemp. David
Kelly, Jack Knowlton, Jack
LlnkleUer, Thomas J . Megonigal,
PbWip IWDy, Nick Williama and Eric
Wlttenbe_rl and Or. and Mra. Stephen
Pauley, Gip Durenberger, Mn. Boyd
Jeffries, K"enry T. Se«eratrom, Mra.
Gilbert Van Camp and Dr. and Mn.
Normlf Nixon. ~\
H er dentist .James Hodge
proclaims that she has "perfoct
dental hygiene" and ht•r physician
Abraham Hakshin savs Mrs. Beck
is "in excellent physical and
mental health "
Mrs. Beck's flavdess smile on
the back cover reassun'S readers
that she does mdeed 1.<tke her own
advtce and floss C'vrry11me she eats
and brush m a rotating motion
around each toolh before brushing
her tongue.
Mrs &'<:k further admonishes
her readers tu drink lots of water.
exercise and color coordinate their
closets with four of everythmg
from jeans to evening dr(•sses.
"A woman must be gentle/a
woman must mind/a woman must
be strong/a woman must be kind,"
r eads a poem written by the
Newport Beach author.
"The liberated woman won't
like it.'' admitted Mrs. Beck, in a
phone int('rview. "But there's
something in there for everyone. I
have someone· who called me and
said that she learned how to f1o~
her teeth.
"People tC'll me that they study
every single page and read it
every mght," she added.
The book is already in its third
printing and has sold 800 copies,
mostly due to the footwork of the
author who has placed the ·Slim
volume In many of the city's book
st.ores.
"I've always had energy and it
just doubled," said Mrs. B eck,
explaining her reason for writing
the book. "I jusl bubble over. I've
been into people since I was born."
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Canyon de Chelly
~2.Ll:~PALBO
~' ArllONl II caUed tho "Grand Canyon State."
t could jult u well be called the •*Canyon
\ate." FOr btlidel the Grand Canyon there are
Oak Creek Canyon, Sah River Canyon and ~deChelly.
• Canyon de Chelly, like all the canyona, haa ill own pel"IOn&l.lty. It I.a a quiet, 1erene place, t>cated in the far northeut comer of Arizona,
f1rrounded by the Navajo Reservation, and l;lNChed only by narrow, two-lane roads from the ~otlOUth.
t• Canyon de Chelly la Juat eut of Chlnle, and
y be reeched from Holbrook or Chamben off
tentate 40 or from the Four Comers area to e north. ~ The road from Holbrook la only a state road
(br about l~ miles. Alter that, the state does not rfWntain it. It la a lonely and wild stretch across
tJie Navajo Reservation, but by keeping a sharp
~out you can avoid potholea. But the acenery roakes the trek worth while.
• There ia a butte that from a diatance looks
1.(ke a collapeed 90Uffle, but cloeer inspection ~veals it is hard crumbled aandatone. There are
hones grazing along the road and wandering on ll It is-a real surprlae to top a hill and find a none right in the middle of the downhill slope.
> . There la a campground just outside Chinle.
ajld at the canyon, there la a visitors' center, with .pe. pamphlets, a ranger and restrooms. These ate the last restrooms in the area.
~ A paved road goes along the south rim of the
c$nyon with scenic viewpoints every so often.
11he first view Is charming, but hardly awe-~piring. One can walk right up to the rim and
lOok down to the bottom which is about 300 feet.
'$\e walls are red and gold and orange, all worn tb' weather and the Chinle River, which
apparently carved the canyon's tiny, meandering
sJream weaving in and out of scrub brush and
w1llow trees.
At another viewpoint walls are closer and
more immediate and the river is quite a bit
further down. There are parking areas and trails
going from all the stops along the way.
It is possible to hire Indian guides and a Jeep
for a half-day or full-day tour o{ the canyon. The
all-day tour includes lunch.
The ancient cliff dwellings can be seen from
almo6t every viewing place. Some are more
visible than others, especially those that are still
in good condition. A good pair of binoculars helps
in viewing the ruins. An interesting point is that
all the cliff dwellings are on the north faces of
the cliffs facing south, and the sun.
The ruined cliff houses of the Anasazi are
amazing in their concept and construction. Al
some points there are steps hewn into the rock
and at others there apparently were woven
ladders pulled up behind the pueblo dwellers for
safety's sake.
The la.st turnout at the south rim is al Spider
Rocle. A pathway winds about 300 feet from the
parking area and there are several other sights
bes.ides the famous rock spire.
The first sight of Spider Rock is breath-
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Canyon de Chelly
taking. 1l is so huge (800 feet high) but is
dwarfed by the canyon around it. The river is a
slender thread down below, and there are other
canyons branching off on both sides of the
valley. Straight ahead and slightly off to the
right winds a canyon enveloped in a famt blue
haze. What lies In the canyon can only be
discovered on foot or guided tour as there is no
road along the rim
The acoustics of the canyon are remark.able
Standing 1.000 feet above and one-half mile
distant from an Indian farm situated in the
bottom of the canyon, one is able to hear the
tinkle of the bells of the sheep in the pastures,
Taking tea at the Empress
By ST AN DELAPLANE
VICI'ORIA, B.C. -The most famous ball
given at the grand hotel Empress was on
September 24, 1919, in honor of the dashing
Prince of Wales.
At midnight, his aides thought it was proper
time for him to go home, and they signaled the
orchestra which struck up the traditional closing,
"God Save The King."
As the majestic music ended, the Prince said:
"Now that we've put father to bed, let's get on
with the dance."
An advance copy of the new Guide Michelin
to Canada got to me in Montreal. It's the Green
Guide (sightseeing). No Red Guide (restaurants)
bas come out, and Montreal with 3,000
destaurants is waiting for a landmark decision by
Ole French tire people.
: Michelin ch08e British Columbia for a full 4ress introduction. And, of course, at the Empress.
The enormous hot.el with ivy and turrets is the
l)lOSt imposing pl.ace in the flowered city. Flower r:>ts are hung on the lamp posts of Victoria and fOU taxi between rows of blooming azaleas. ,
j For years "tea at the Empress" has been
Considered an essential part of gracious living.
(But you may have to stand in line during the
tourist summertime.) Crumpets and finger
tandwiches, proper British fashion, is the drill.
Victoria is as starchy .as her namesake Queen. t We flew in on Air Canada and drove 20
' int.q town along the Saanich Peninsula in a
on-style doubledecker bus. There's a high
ntage of fast food restaurants and shopping
rs, but the impression is of a very "British"
ty
: School boys wear short pants and blue
~lazers with the school emblems on the breast
tocitet.
1 British Columbia's tourist trade is a chunk of 4oJid gold in the economy. American tourists
4t'lve over the border to buy British woolen
~eaten and Scottish tartans, marmelade and tea-(Prince Charles blend i8 the most popular fOW·> . • Alak:a c:ruiae atllpe come in here. lt'a the ~now. The exchange ia most favorable. We
bnged money at a rate of $1.29 Canadian for $1 11.S. lt'a brought the price of beer (to an .lmerican) down from $2 to $1.50. •
: Love •t.ory, Juv: "Alma and t.he chauffeur tere Jovrn. Lordy, how they did Jove ... "
: Victoria plays the part of a ri: stuffy bu they like to tell you t Francia
Uenbu.ry = the »npre19. esigned in .) Married hia teCODd wife,
Alma Victoria, and went back to Enaland.
WU la)' U catnip and lhe dran\: like ti fish. Took up wtth the 28-year-old chauffeur ect 1hey did poor Francia ln. J Alma wu acquitted. The chauffeur wu
~ to death, reprieved and then 8erved
until the end of . W«ld War ll. Alma
tted .wcfde.
The Michelin Gulde hll been five yean in mekfnc and w out at a ~Uon for 411: ... mD ~ Cuwftlo ~ ll'e DOW at boobtor9 for .,.. t?.96.
Kuch debate coee on about ratlnp. A
.............. ID the. CamdliD Boddll ID\.Wt
• tine ........... dit J'rmcb ~ 8blCI
.... -..r1 and dlNn for &be Bed OWde an .... *(,
The Empress on the Victoria waterfront
VICTotltA, UITtSH COLUMBIA
Pop. 230,592. Coptoln Jomet Cook come here in
1 nl durfng hfl P'cxlflc OC90l'I ~· The pn>vince II
str°'19ly EnQllsh. forestry, mining, tourism ore !fie thr"
major sourcet of freth money.
lf'1 f<Mlr times os big os Great Britoln. ~If
times Japan. lt'1 l>IQ9er than ony U.S. lfote -except
Alosko. (If Y<MI wont to bet somebody on Texas, offer to
throw in Oklohotno too. You'll win,)
lf'1 the genriMt climote In the province (2, 183 hou" of
wmhlne o year), ond no-bosbb h0fl9 from the
fr...bubble lamp stondord1 on !fie city streen. Write
TCMirltm Vldorlo, 1117 Whorl Street, V8W 2Z2 Vtetorio,
l.C. Conodo.
~nchmen. lt 1eerna to me the deciaion.t are
loaded. But maybe not.
The Empre11 people aay the famoua teu eell
84,000 crumpet. a year. Tourist. cop 2,000 of the
talpoonl.
Si1htaeein1 with Michelin: We did
Thunderbird Park -Totem pol• and fndian
cuvln11. The Maritime Museum and the
Undennt Gardens.
Michelin rtve1 thrff 1tan to the B.C.
Provincial f<uHum. lt'1 well dea~rved . a.cr.Ucn of c..Ndian towN; tnlD statbw.
lDOYie m.--. •WnUDI. Laci of buttanl to pwh
lind dilpil9ys IO dnlui with.
• -
Orenge Coa1t OAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 25, 1982 Cl
is worth trip to Arizona
Picturesque Spider Rock m Canyon de Chelly
the whinny of a horse m the corral and title cough
of the man tending the animals The thought
occurred that perhaps the vaunted heanng of the
Indian is JU St the ultimate use of has
environmPnl. If one were truly Listening. one
could hear sounds for several miles in there.
The silence is tangible, so much so that a
normal sound is magnified immensely. A bird
flying by created a wave of sound as the wind
fluttered through the wing feathers with an
intense whirring sound.
A morning IS JUSt barely enough time to
experience the south nm. and the north rim
drive is longer. If not camping, thought must be
given as to where to spend the rught as there ~
NITTHING out there but small Indian villages.
Leaving Canyon de Chelly the route north
leads to Colorado to the northeast or Page and
Powell Lake to the northwest. To the southeast
lie Ganado, the site of historic Hubbell Trading
Post, an interesting stop and the only shade in
that part of the world.
Further east are Gallup and Albuquerque.
To the west lie are the Hopi mesas and the
Grand Canyon and Flagstaff. To the south are
Phoenix and Tucson and ln between the high
meadows of tane Grey country around Show
Low and Heber.
on Golden West Airli'nes when connecting to
American Airlines with new 'Jet PlusTM ''joint Fares
Now when you jct on American Alrllncs
belween Los Angeles and 46 major t' S.
citlelt, the Plus is thal your Golden West
connecting tllg.ht from Or.inge Counry AJr-
port only costs you an additional • 3~ when
caJcul•ued within a joint fare
+ "Jct Plusn'" Joint fares are
av:iilable everyday on every flight.
(With Super Saver fares. restrictions
apply)
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service and overhe:id storage bins.
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8UNOAY, JULY 25, 1982
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Patrons' maps
,
find a ntiques
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Don
Guild's antique store 1s so big
that patrons are given maps to
find their way around.
"I've had customers spend an
hour trying to retrace their steps
and find something they picked
out and forgot to mark on their
map,'" said Guild , whose
company is called the Antique
Guild.
Guild's main store, located LO a
former bakery in West Los
Angeles, covers more than seven
acres. Inside the gray stone
buildings are hundreds or
antique chests, sideboards,
umbrella stands, nurrors, trunks,
four-poster beds and other
collect ibles gathered from
Europe.
It all started m 1966 when
Guild used some antique
furniture to display gift items he
was offering for sale in his cham
of Guild Drug Stores. The
display drew a lot or attenllon.
but Guild's customers were
interested in the furniture.
of old furniture, and leued a
s mall warehouse. One week
later, 40 percent of his stock was
sold and Guild could see that he
really was onto something.
He leased more space, then
more, and finally took over the
entire site of the former Helms
Bakery to set up the largest
antique store in the country.
"We don't have any peers,"
Guild said. "Most antique stores
average about 2,000 square feet,
which means 100 stores could fil
in the Helms Avenue store."
Sales of the Antique Guild
were about $10 nulllon last year,
srud Guild, who is pro,ecting a 15
percent increase for 1982. The
company, which has two other
smaller stores, one of which is in
Santa Ana, keeps about 100,000
items in stock and Guild says the
average piece sells in about three
months.
Guild admits customers will
sometimes get into arguments
over merchandise
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Market Analyele-
oow JOnH 30 lndu1trtftll
840-
Julv 19 23 +1.
High 833.43
I ow 82$.1
Closed 830.57
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Stocks of Orange County
I irms are listed on D2.
National market action
is summarized on D4-5.
"To my surprise, the customers
were more interested in old
wardrobes and tables than they
were 1n the Jewelry and
giftware," he recalled "It said
something to me."
"Someone will see a piece, go
look for a salesman, and when
they get back someone else may
be cartmg it away," he srud.
"It's hke a love triangle.
They're ready to duel at 20 paces.
I've instructed the salesmen lO
step aside and let the customers
work 1t out.''
ENCOURAGING DEVELOPMENT -Don Browning,
president of In & Out Photo of America is pleased that hi'j
0.-, Noc "-" "'°'°
franchise chain's eight Orange County locations are competing
for share of $2.4 billion photo-finishing market nationwide.
Guild went off to Europe.
brought back five 20 foot crates Snapshot dev eloping • serv1ce
In & Out focuses attention on West, 12 more Orange County outlets by '83
"'~lo
MAPPING OUT SUCCESS -Customer reactions he notice in
1966 prompted Don Guild to open largest antique store.
By JEFF ADLER
01 lh• Dally Ptlol llatt
Don Browning. president of In
& Out Photo of America 1s
hoping his franchise l·ham or
on<' hour film processing shops
will be to photo finishing what
McDonalds ts to the hamburger
"Uniformity 1s wh.at we're
trying to do here " explained the
29-year-old founder of the Los
Ange les-based firm •·we·r~
trying to do th<' same thing as tne
fast food chains "
What the two year old cham
does 1s dev<'lop and print a
customer's snapshots in only an
hour's time . Uulizing nl'wly
avallabl<' technology ln & Out's
18 outle ts d<'velop and print
photographs tn the full Vl('W Of
1ts customers
The franeh1M• t·harn 1s one of
several entranL'i compellng for a
sh<.tre or thl· Juerauvt• $2 .i b1ll1on
photo-finishing markt·t
A 1 m 1 n g f o r t h t• p a r e n t
t'ompany to Op<.'n 60 outlets. all
sold to franchise purt'haM>rs, by
the end of tht• year. he said. "We
want to develop as many units a!>
quickly as we can."
For the near term. Browning
said ln & Out is focusing 1t.s
attention on opening shops in
we&Lem au.tes. alt.hough outlets
already are open m Wisconsin
and Iowa But bv mid-1983, he
hopes to be ro0ccntratmg the
company's efforts 1n the
m1dwest.
Orange County now boasts
eight In & Out shops. including
the company's original locauon in
. Irvine By the end of 1983.
'
Browning said ht• expects 20
l'OUnty locations.
Th<' t·ost of an In & Out
frant·haS<• runs anywhere from
$212.000 to $23:i,OOO, Browning
said Tht• to tal cost refl('(:ts th('
$52,500 franch1M· ft'<', $114,000
for the Nor1tsu processing
machin<' and the money set aside
for operating expenses
He said that a potential
franch!Se purchaser needs about
$100.000 up front to complete
such a purchase.
As for profits. Browrung said.
"There 1s a substanl.al amount of
profit to be made on the store 1f 1t
1s run properly."
He s;tld a franchise owner can
exp<'('t to net anywhere up to
$100.000 a vear "not all of
them will do that wt•ll, but salt'S
will be between $4,000 and
$9,000 a month."
Bes1dl'S thr righ l to use the In
Mix, match money managing methods
By JODI CADENHEAD
Of lhe Deity Pttol Staff
At one store in Costa Mesa you
can play the stock market,
finance a coUege education and
buy a home as well as shop for
clothes and housewares.
The Sears, Roebuck & Co
store at South C-oast Plaza is one
• of eight Sears around the
country to offer "supermarket"
financing to customers.
The Financial Network
includes broker Dean Witte r
Reynolds Organiza lion. real
estate company Coldwell Banker
& Co., Allstate Savings and Loan
Assoc1at1on and Allstate
Insurance Group.
Last year Sears ac-quired Dean
Witt.er and Coldwell Banker with
the idea of offenng the novel
financing service to their
customers, said Sears spokesman
Bruce Brown.
Store officials are hoping to
tap into a vast markel that they
say has gone largely neglected.
They claim that 35 million
Arflerican h ouseh olds use the
store and that three out of every
four Amencans shop there al
least once a year.
"So many customers didn't
have the opportunity and were
hesitant to go into a financial
office," saJd Brown. "We thought
thal they might be more
comfortable in a Sears."
So far, the response to the
financial center has been good.
Robert Swanson, senior vice
president for Coldwell Banker,
said that about 100 customers
have stopped by the real estate
office to ask aboul ever ything
Crom !he value of their home to
the poesibility of buying a finlt
house
"People enjoy the casual
atmosphere of a Sears," said
Swanson. "A salesman isn't out
trying to pull them into a booth."
Robert Juneman, a senior vice
president for Dean Witter, said
he's been surprised by the level
of sophistication of inquiries by
customers.
Customers al Dean Witter can
ask about mutual funds, money
markP.l funds, stocks, bonds and
retirement accounts.
Juneman said he expects to
attract new customers who
wouldn't otherwise walk into one
of the brokerage's branch offices.
"They are familiar with
Sears," said Juneman. "They are
more likely to walk up and eeek
advice and then go do their
shopping.''
The Fin&ndal Network will be
open during Seara store hoUJ"I.
OVERALL APPROACH -Seara Financial
network offers convenient, professional
0.., ,... ..... ,....
financial advice on savings, investment,
insurance and real estate all under one roof.
& Q u t s y s t t· m , f r a n c h 1 s e
purt'hasers are trained by the
parent in all phru.es of running
the business, mduding the finer
points of operating the processing
machine. •
Franchise holders also a re
provided with all service and
m aintenan ce the processor
requires as part of the 7 percent
per month royalty fee paid to the
parent C'Orporatton
Besides prot·ess1ng and
pnnttng film. which costs $1.99 a
roll to develop and 29 t'ents per
print for a 24-exposure roll, ln &
Out shops also sell Kodak and
FUJI film , flasheubes. photo
albums and related accessories
Howt"V<'r. th(' processing of
slt<.lt-s and enlargements are sent
out w other firms on a same-day
or ovt•rnight basis, Browning
said
Th<• c.'Ompany executive also
pomtC'd out that two advantages
to th<' In & Out system of print
prc><:C"SSing are that film never is
lost because 1t does not leave the
premises and only the "good"
pictures on a roll of film are
printed
"Seeing the machine doing the
work in the window helps
generate mter<'St," he noted.
ln & Out's typical franchise
holder 1s an absentee owner who
views th e business as a n
1nv('s tmcnt. Browning said.
Franch1S(' hold<'rs mclud<' airline
p1lotc;, mortgage bankt•rs.
in s urance agents and an
arch1tet·t
The most sue<'eSSful In & Out
shop, Brownmg said, IS its Costa
Mesa outlet. localed on the
corner of 17th Street and Orange
Avenue.
Browning said it has nol been
hard for outlets to build up a
clientele "They come mto the
store with the· attitude that it
can't be done in an hour. The n,
when they see their pictures they
are customers for hfe."
Other o n e -hour phot o
franchisers compellng for a share
of the market include induatry
leader Fromex One Hour Photo
System. a 54-store Los Anaetes~
based franchise; 1 Hour Photo.
based an the east and northeast;
and Perfect Photo, a subsidlaQ'
o{ Der Wi e n erschnitael
International of Newport Beech,
which hopes to have between 50
and 75 units operating by year's
end.
•'
Shoppers still shy from s.upermarket scanners,!
By STEPHEN FOX
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A new study by
University of Southern California researchers
indicates supermarkets will have io share the
uvinp generated by their hiahly protested price
scanners at checkout llanda lf the machines are
to be accepted.
The study was done by Ora. Michael Milla
and Brian Harria, both Uli.atant prof.->n of
marketing in the USC School of Bu1lneas
Admlniatration. M they . expected, Milla and
Han1a found oonaumen generally believe the
ecannen aren't 1olna to benefit thtin.
"Scannen have an Image problem that
1Upermark.eta must work to overcome," aid
Harri•, not1n1 23 percent of the 1hoppera
iUrYWyed aid they prefer DOt to patronim ltOt'es
equipped With acan:nen.
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CONSUMER CLOSE UP
Harri• and Milli Nld acannera do MVe
supennarketa a considerable amount of money
and can abo benefit oonaumen by indicatf.na
which ttema are mo.t pogular.
"They malt~u~ faster and more
aecurate, and they provide a more detalled
receipt tape," aid H.ania. "In the 1oq ND, the
Information they 1enerate can tM uHd by
retailerl to improve their ~ to conaamer
preferences."
Oeep4te the apperent advan~ the .wd~
found ID09l COMWDen pnfer itetn llridn& '° the ahelf·PidJll .,.i.m u.ld with ...wm.-Arid the
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!Little-known state agency
!targets crooked auto repair
I SACRAMENTO (AP) -"Guara nteed
satiafaction" promilleS the auto mechan1c with
the honest face -before he rlps you off for
worlt not done, unnec.euary work, or installation
of used parts he said were new.
I A mere 20,000 of the owners of California's I 13 million cars complained about thoee and other l expensive frauds and errors during the past year l to a state agency little known despite bold signs
posted in all legal repair shops.
Robert N. Wiens, chief of the 10-year-old
state Bureau of Automotive Repair, figures that
for each complaint made. 100 more are not -a
potendal 2 million cornplainta a year.
~ the fi8ca1 year Just ended. agency
1stat1stica ahow repair shops paid $311,166 in fines I for fraud. Fifteen people were convicted of fraud
jand petty lan:eny and served an average 45 days
in jail.
Another 13,000-plua days of probation. were
handed OU~ and nobody charged WU acquitted.
Investiptiona led to repayment of a record $1
million by repair shops.
Driven are adviaed the bureau exlsta when
they deliver their cars into the hands of a
mechanic. Some 35,000 registettd repair ahops in
California are required to post. tbe sign,
infonnin8 conswnera of their riahta under the
stjte Automotive Repair Act of 1971.
A flnt in the nation, the $3 million-a-year,
industry-fu¥ed burea u operat.ee out of what at
first appears to be a modest storefront a few
miles from the at.ate Capitol. A cloaer look,
however, reveala a letup that would make a
mechanic with a la.rcenoua bent think hard about
thievery.
And it i1 theft, HJI Wiens. when a
repai.nnan takee money for mlarepre8e.nted work
and materlala. A federal study estlmat.ee half the
A
$209
S an Jose m an p aid
brake f o r major
c omponent rep lacem ent.
All h e n eed ed was a dollar's
worth of brake h ose.
nation's annual $.~ billion auto repe.lr bill goes
for unneeded or fraudulent work.
The bureau geta involved to aolve a wide
variety of reaaona. They got a refund for a
Hemet woman who paid fl60 to a mechanic who
da.maaed her car when he used the wrong boltl
to mount a replacement water pump. A Fresno
man wanted hla ~take manifold clea.Md, but
wu &\illed in1o buytna a new ltar1er that dldn't
work. He aot a $38.96 refund. A Loe Anaeles
wc:man wu repaid $94 for a carburetor that
didn't work. A San Joee man paid $209 for major
brake component repW:ement It turned out all
he needed wu a dollar'• worth of brake hoee,
and he got hil money beck.
~ headqua.rtera, which d.lrecta five reaional operationl at.a1'wide, ii a nest of busy
oflices and the bureau'• 0 ultlmate weapon" - a
aoph.1tUcated undnwver ara11e where muter ~ prepu-e ~ to nte9t~-lhope auapected
of betJ\I ie. than horiellt. The bureau wt1l "rta" a car .o 1pedfic th1no
are wronc wtth tt. then take I\ by truck to wtthfn
a mu. ol a IU9pect ...-. ., Mth1na can tan
while lt.'1 beln1 d riven to the teene. They
demibe probJenw that abouk:l leed the mechanic
1o ~ problema. If he 1uapata ~ repaln are needed when all the car rM1ly nqulrm 11 a new .
IDU'kl>luc, he'• ln trouble. -'l\uat kind of undmxMlr work la needed
bec:!awe Calif~ doel not requ.ire l)l'OOt ot
campe-.cy from auto repair abppa. Anybody
wft)i a wnnch CM -bilmelf up a a m.cbanic.
But unlike mott 1t.a\e11 California at l1a1t
~ ~tion Of au1o ahops. ,.. ~the effeciMnW Of the tM.ftau.
• bdl ll'Wlll• )ltile , ..... tn th. LesWatu.re
Would eet up a ~JW' Plol f':"mn in the
Secramento area provldlna ~r ~olunt.ary
c.ru.&atkm of ~ Nq&
f "' • • if..
Ca~p,e t s sa v.e d througJl d~e • D'g
Method developed to renew old carpeting by color ebansea
What can people do wtwn the carl)etina ln
their homee or ottlc:e bqlna to look ~ The)'
can elther replace It, or l\ave It cJMned: ~ m
no ahemaUvee. Rllhtt
Wron,.
A for mer 111 r o1p ac e en1 ln eer, R oy
Lanpnwaher, cl.alma carpetfna can be cleaned and
dyed In the aa.me procet1.
"Prevlou1ly. carpet d yelne waa a rlaky
experiment, at belt," aaya Laneenwalter, who runa
4n1enwalter.Harrll Chemical Co.. in Anaheim.
"0ye1 couldn't be controlled. It waa virtually
tmpollibht to mat.ch colon trom vat to vat. The color
couldn't be 1uatalned from one aide ot the room to
the other, much 1• from one room to another.
\ '1Bl\t, with t.h.ll new prooem. we have a lock on
/'carpet dyetna. 'n'ie ,...uita are at.able, controllable,
.pentWlent colon,'' he aald.
"I otUmate, con1ervaUvely, that half ot the
w-petinc now betna thrown awa:y an4 replaced
could be u lv.,ed with 1 proftllloMl dye job.'•
claimed the chtmltt
SUU, thn Lanpnwaltar method h-. UmitaUona,
h••ld .
"l\eelly vlohmt chana• aren't alwaya polalble .
For e>e1mplo, you can't 10 from bi.ck to white,
allhou1h you can 10 from whl\f th black. And, red
carptotln& can only OOl'OITl(I marocm. or wlne-colored.
"taoh cu1tomtor'11 oa rp•tlna& I• t11ted, to
d tenn1nt tho v11lety of 1-olot1 p •lh)t \hroueh the
dyetna procoM tJ1ually, lh If •r• IMIVfral opUona
1vallabl1. Jlowt1v.,r. 0<•ryllu or a.ic1I Y•'lll#r carpetlna
will not takt dytt," ti .. 111tlcl .
t..antenwaJi.r put hi• PfotWlill on th•' markt1t
two r,oart 110.
'A c.rpet tl y•r In K11m•• Cl\y .' 11111dn't mnk.., 11
major color chu11.ier. I h• 1•.-mcr in t~r tMllUt~ wht-r•
we t.ralnw him In th• l..anf•nw#l &ar Dy-0>m't1pt.
Now, he1'1 doln41 1 huuf 11 tµ., hullNiM. ti. huy1
dyee from us •vory month,i' tMt .,.Id
Lan"enwultar nuw f r•nuh11u11 hh1 m41thod .
More thi n 60 frcrn~·hl1t1 .,,. ln OJ1uratlon ln
CaUfomla and othtr 1tat.N. \
Pat Trlcy, a formtr bMu~ IAlan ownw, fJJ'tt btlan dyetna cmpetl ln honw. Tlwn, be ex.,..W
t.o bua1ne. olflcel, b&nka, apan:menta, and botell.
"U I were to draw a democraphic profU. ot our
typk:al f~ holder, It would be a man or a
couple, ~ sa t.o 4~. who bu never been In
bualnem befon."
LanamwaltM' la int.roduclna h1J pn>lnllD -• resional bull. 11M next '*11fl OWUt .,... la a.n
Diego, where Lanpnwalw WW Itek fra.nchJlee
with aeminal"I.
l'ranchlle COits raJ\ae 11ftom about the pnce of
a compact automobile" lor a llmDle operation, "up
to about that or • "'w Mercedet SeN luxury c.r for
the laraer, reatonal 1ub-fran chl1on .'' aald
Lanaenwalter.
Equipment, trainina, a 1upply of dye product.
contlnutna coun1elln1. and the opportunity to
particlpa~ In a cooperative advert.t.ing program are
lncluded ln th~ franchise fees.
"The •tart·up coeta are amall, and people can
actually operate thll bualnt!ll out of their homes."
he said.
Building sluIDps
WASHING TON (AP) -More oonatruction
workers are now out of work than at any other time
In h istory, eccord.lna to an industry report.
''Unemployment ln the conalr\ICtion industry
now stand.I at 18.8 percent, more than twice the
national unemployment aves-ace,'' according to H.C.
Heldenfell, president of the Auociated Oeneral
Contractora of America.
Nearly 1 mi.Won akilled conatruction workers
1tru now looklna for Jot-, Heldenfela aaya.
The problem 1tt m1 prlmarlly from ht1h
lnterett rat.et affecUna both private conatruc:tion
and public work1, and reduced pu!>llc work.a
1pendlng by federal, it.ate and loca1 govemmenta,
he u y1.
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What happ~ned to fixe~-rate mortgages?
WELL PLANTED -Touches of
greenery enhance the dining room
of the Pacifica. one of the Sea
Island models in the Newport
Beach community. Homes are
priced from $390,000 to $795,000.
Once-simple ~ome loan has become complex
fl JOHN CVNNtn i::w-~orK -The cyn-
ical principle of compllcatlon1
poeita the notion that limpUctty,
one o f man'• moet elevated concepta 1.M'Vitably II doomed by
complexity, one of the
perwratU. of econorn1c Ute.
You need not believe In the
principle, but U you are a
homebuyer, builder or loan
olficer you mipt want to .ccept
It on the evidence. The evidence
II what bu happened to the
once.11mple home mortaaae.
Le.I than a decade aao most
mort1agee looked alike except for
minor variations ln maturity and
lntereat rate1. Generally. the
catchall for about 60 new
mortaaaea with fluctuating
lnterest rat.et. The lntereet rate
fluctuate• with certain lf'\dlces,
and are adjusted at intervals
ranglna from aa little aa alx
months to u much u five years.
--In the graduated payment
mortgaae -GPM -payments
lncreue year by year until they
reach a fixed rate after ~ years or
10. Suitable for those with rising
lncome1. Note: Because early
payments may not cover Interest
charges, "negative amortlz.atlon"
can cccur.
-The graduated payment
adjustable mortgage loan simply
-well, in a relative sense -
combine11 the ARM and the
!Wortgage insuran ce r educes the
lender 's risk .
buyer could be certain of fixed
monthly peymenta for about 300
months or ao.
That old fixed-rate mortgage
now la referred to by the
acronym FRM, to distinguish it
from many score. of othen.
Your new mortgage, 1hould
you qualify for one, may Involve
a variation of nine buic loan
types, whose natures recently
were clarified by the National
AaaoclaUon of Home Builders.
They are: Adju•table rate,
graduated payment, graduated
payment adjustable, shared
equity, shared appreciation,
growing equity and i.ero-interest
mortcagea, and buydowna and
land leases. You might also
become Involved in mortgage
lnaurance, which can lower your
down payment.
-The adjuatable rate
mortgage -ARM -or
adjustable mortgage loan is a
GPM. It allows low monthly
payments in the early years, with
the negative amortization added
to principle. The same note of
caution as in GPMs applies.
-The shared equity mortgage
brings together an investor with
a buyer who cannot afford a
home on his own. The investor
may provide part or all the down
payment, a portion of monthly
payments, or both.
There are many varieties of
SEMs, but generally the Investor
receives a proportionate share in
the property. SEMs generally
run 5 years. In theory, the buyer
will be able to buy out the
investor or the home will be sold,
providing the investor with his
profit and his former partner
with sufficient money for the
down payment on another tiome.
-With a growir.g e quity
mortgage. or GEM, the monthly
payments increase each year for
a number of years or for the
entire term of the loah. Increue.
may be peged to an lndex or 1et
by a fixed .:hedule.
Unllke lncrea1e1 on an
adjuatable rate mortaage, when
G!:M paymenta rt. the entire
lncreaae goes to reduce the
mortaage principal. Thus the
buyer aocumulatea equity at an
increased rate.
-~ 1ts name suggests, you
pay no lntere11t on the zero-
in terest moftgage. These
m o rtgages involve large
down payments, often one-thlrd
of total pnce, with the remainder
paid in equal monthly
Installments over five to seven
years.
-Interest rate buydowns
have become a common method
for builders to help buyers
qualify for mortgages. The
buydowu to lower interest rate
than generally prevails may run
for one year or three years or the
full term of the mortgage, and
involve one percentage pomt or
several.
-Land leases allow lower
down payments. The buyer lives
m the ho use and IS responsible
for taxes. insurance and
mamtenance. The land is leased.
The homebuyer generally has an
option to purchase 1t later.
-Mortgage insurance, bought
by the homebuyer, reduces the
lender's risk In return, the buyer
1s a llowed to make a lower
down payment.
No, there's nothing simple
anymore about applying for.
g etting and understanding a
home mortgage loan.
But there IS something positive
to be said , too. That is, the
multiplicity and complexity of
the new loan instruments
presents the buyer with many
more options than were available
before .
Tropical air
at Sea Island
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McLain Development Company's new Sea
Ialand community in Newport Beach boasts an
impressive guarded-gate entrartce to the array of
private recreational amenitie11 and lush semi·
tropical landscaping of exotic trees and emerald
lagoons.
Reflecting Sea Island's statement of life on the
grand scale, 'The Pacifica' ll a spaciou1 home-
encompeasinc approximately 2,830 square feet, in a
two-stocy, two-bedroom, three-and-one-halt bath
formaL ~
A total of seven floor plans are preaented at
Sea Island, and range from 2,111 to 3.003 square
feet. Current prices range from $390,000 to $795,
000.
The sales office and decorated models are open
daily from 10 a.m.. to 5:30 p.m., at Sea I.aland,
located on Jamboree Road, just north of Pacific
Coast Highway in Newport Beach.
UCO Construction, Inc. of Whittier has
announced the grand opening of Sea Ridge, a
47-unit condominium community located near the
ocean in Costa Mesa.
Geared toward an affluent market able to
afford luxurious design in a home. these one and
two-story residences are a comfortable 1,245 to
1,418 square feet and are priced from $159.950.
The community at 2175 Pacific Ave. can be
reached by taking the San Diego Freeway south to
the Harbor Boulevard exit. Travel south on Harbor
to Victoria Street then turn right on Victoria until
you reach Pacific Avenue. Turn right on Pacific and
follow the signs to the complex.
Visitors interested in touring the models and
premises can do 110 during the sales hours of 11 a.m
to 6 p .m. daily except Friday. For additional
infonnaUon phone 642-2757.
When Laguna Village opened sales on the
current phase, sales counselors reported crowds of
enthusiastic home seekers waiting to retierve the
plan of their choice at the development.
Bruce Hill, project sales agent and president of
Pacific Coast Realty, aaid selections are still
available in prior units and immediate occupancy
is possible. The latest opening followed on the
successful opening, and subsequent sales of all prior
phases. Views are a prominent highlight in the
newest unit.
The models are located at 22441 Camino
Este. ban just west of the San Diego Freeway ln
Laguna Hills. To reach the sales center, take the
Lake Forest Drive exit west from the San Diego
Freeway, approximately one mile to San Vittoria
Drive, then left to the sales center. Models are open
daily from 10 a.m.
Its 110uth Orange County location among hilla
east of Lake Forest has been a major factor in
attracting a steady stream of home shoppers to
Landmark Allaos, a development of large luxury
home. by Slgnal Landmark Properties, reports
Ralph Decker, sales manager at the development.
Priced from $218,000 to $290,750, the homet at
Landmark AlllOI ranae ln me from a four-bedroom
plan with 2,222 ~uare feet of llvtna apllC!e to a
five-bedroom model with 2,8"3 lqUafe feet.
Landmark Aliloe can be reached by taking the
San Diego Freeway to the Lake Forest exit and drivl.na east on Lake Forest jult put Trabuco Road
to the development. Five decorated models and a .
aalee center are open daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
More lnlormation II available by call11\l 869-8974.
Shortage due
ClUCAQO (AP) -A
national ahorta&'e ot 1.86
million hou1tn1 unlta
wW &rvelop by the end
of the yeer beca~ of
the uump 1n new home
~.•y.atitle
tmunnoe ftnn. Cbbao
Title bwurance Co. ala
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FOR SALE
BY OWNER
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Realtors
set big
weekend
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Repreeentattve. ot t!"1lll
four communltlel withi.ri
the jurlMllctlon of ch411
South Oran1e County
Board of Realton met
with Barbara S t ock1 board president, ancl
memben ot the "Open:
House Weekend''•
c ommittee for th~
signing of the
proclamation declarlnl)
Saturday and Sunday u
official "Open Hou••'
Weekend."
Attending were the
mayor pro-tem of San
Clemente, Ken Carr, and
the presidenta of the four
local chamber• of
commerce includln1
Capistrano Beach and.
Dana Point.
1 Several hundred
homes will be held open,
both Saturday and:
Sunday by the board'•:
realtors membership ln,
an effort to publicize the!
availability of homes.
R e altors and their
affiliate members of the
escrow and title
c ompanies will be
available to answer the
many questions people
have regarding real
estate, financing and
related subjects. at no
obllgation.
Homes being held
open between the hours
of 1 and 5 p.m. can be
ide ntified by bright
printed yellow balloons
publicizing the "Buyer'a.
Market." There also wiU
be free literature
available explainini titl~
ins uran c e , escrow
procedure and fees and
loans presently available.
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Orange Co11t DAILY Pll.OT/Sund1y1 July H 1 1082
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•11 11 }"' v$E:'"' i 11 1 10" 10 • 10 , • • ..a_ 1 " 3--,. 111 G • • I'• 1 , 1 , -: uc:ve opments lessen the risks of any 11\ •.-v ,. J I '• , 1~.. .. L..--l~ .. ;: .~ ~=s i: '! =~ : ·, : .. , . smu p energy price re-t'SIClllation. at • least near·tenn." l:: 1 •11. wrc -w-w-~ -,.., s" l'•. ~I\ p ••11 ,, " ,._ d > , 1., ~ Lavery forecasts inflation running ~ =17:;, '° \ ~ n~ H .. n.. ~ at as percent year·to-year rau-in the f w. o;'j ~ .~ ~~ 11~ ri:O: '• fourth quarter of this year, l'Wng n a Jt n~ H : n.: · modestly to about s s pel"Ct'nt by the
1: I I~ .. , \hird quarwr Of 1983
, .... l' • ,.. The government's latest da~ mad<> 11: 'I·:' •' no wa~ in the stock mark<'l Th , ••• 11'°41· ) • Do J • • ·• w on average of 30 1ndustrtals ,,..... "": ~ ... _. 90 9oit1 7 .. ~IN. up 1. to .ni.5 1n thc past
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.IDl'roll .. NO'IS -Ann ""*'· bom L4lt:y AM c:w.r. a ,.,,,. ..-...,, be An»nm'I bed-_..._...., .,._, An~UC.
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hofrd to toe. IO to lpeak.
rz.~~~Pf:!ORT
NEW YORK -Ever linoe 1he •tarted &aJ>'" dandnc her way into America'• heart.I in the 1940.,
perlpai.dc Ann MWer hu been like a bumaw
loins \h.fOUCh butter. -?<lothina'• kept her down -not even a 1teel boom. .
"Docton didn't ever think I'd dance again," the
aaya of an acctdent ln a St. Louil theater ln 1973
that temporarily knocked her off her feet. "I was in
the ho.phal for two montht. And I didn't walk for
two yean without ...S.tance."
The leay MIN Miller had juat finished a
number with Pat Paullen and Michael Callan called
"Friendahip" and was turning to walk off stage
when ".omebody preaed a button at the wrong
Urne."
The boom came down and crushed Miss
Miller's akull.
"When I sat up, there was blood all over the
stage," she rememben.
But fortunately for her, she was wearing the
aame kind of 1tiff, lacquered wig that she sporta in
the current Broadway musical hit, "Sugar Babies.
"Thia wig," she aaya with emphaaia, pointing to
the top of her head, "this dumb wig aaved my llle."
But the flrebal.ling Mi. Miller didn't sit' still
for long. She had written an autobiography called
"Miller'• High Life" with her friend, journalist
Norma Lee Browning, and went out plugging it aa
soon as she was able to get back on her leet. -
"The book saved my sanity, because going on
the road made me feel like I was doing aomething,"
she says. "I knew I couldn't dance at the time and I
wasn't sure I ever would again."
But Ann Miller has had a way of bouncing
back throughout her life.
When her parenta broke up, she and her
mother bolted Houston and headed for Hollywood
Set: Ann Miller, Page D7
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life," aaya M1M Miller, who lna11ta ah 11 been ,utded
throuahout by eomo kind of my1ticllrn. "I wu born
wit.h a veil over my face and I'm very peychtc."
She •tarted out tap dancing at theaters and clube ln 141 Anple1 to keep food on t.he table and,
not long after, wu dilcoveredperform.tna in a f:;an
FrandlCO n'4chtclub by Lucille Ball and Benny
Rubin.
That led to a movie contract at RKO, where 1n
1937 -at the age of 14 -she played with Ginger
~en ln "Stage Door." Then followed a role 1n
'Room Service" with the M..arx Brothers, a ~ounome she descri~ aa lova1'le zanies. Harpo
Used to chase her around the set and she was ~tly fleeing to the safety of her dres&ng
, aometirnes in tears.
'They were crazy as loons," she says,
ectionately. "They were fun to work wit.h, but I
ju.al a young kid and they loved to shock me."
In "You Can't Take It With You," Miss Miller
· ed the role of an aspiring ballet dancer.
thing t.hat was actually foreign to her.
"I told director Frank Capra that I had done ~et and toe work so I could get the role," she rYI· "I had never done toe work 11'1 my lJfe."
And ahe paid for 1t.
_ "I wu so stupid that I never knew about
wrapping the feet with lamb's wool and all that
.atuff. Nobody told me, and I went out and stood on
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Orange Ooalt OAILY PILOT /Sunday, July 28, 1Q82
Miller . s till going strong in 'SU:gar B ,--
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thOM n thinD. My toM to thll day tre crookHUlt r didn't have enouah bra• '° wra t ool around them to protect th m •
· ~ --'P ...-ted 1olna oUt of ~ did 1'0t ol pun~ strla. But '10t Ann
niltwt· Wm.ct lP lt\11"oh, Whore lh. ippiMl'Cd
ort p\&lar lhowa and made her no••famou1
commerclal for Oreat Amt'rkan Soupta, dancing
atop an ei.ht-foot can of eoup, 1urrounded by a
pUade of cnorua litla and 20-foot water founwn.1.
She a1lo hJ\ the mUlical thc.ter circuit. where 1he
wu "redltcowred" dotna "Mame" ln Florida. That
pt!rfonnance aot her back to Broadway, where she
took over the ume role in the long-running New
York hit.
Jr.Rypt In another llfe .. the Quflll\ 'l•~•lllUt. a ..
bedroom at home I.I replete wtth tufftd lO)' UOftl
bee.UM lht boliev• that 110111 ~ ... ln I
former Ute.
tan 1ave her IOlace, ~h. Jimmy
Sc.wan wu •pedally •weet to her. 11 Sot tat makina that movie beca\.1111 he kept feodlnl me
candy ban. When l went to New York to make my
Broadw•y debu\ In tht 1889 10tor1e Whl\e
Scandala,' Mr. Whlce took one look at me and put
me on a diet."
"I've bHn recycled many timea. My hand hu
10 many lJle llnee, It looka like an old monkey's
paw "
Sht believes, too, that ahe la In a aenae
pruteeted by supernatural forces.
In the 11Geor1e White Scandala" of 1939 and
UMO on Broadway, lhe won audiences and the
approbation of New York'• touahest crltlct. Her
.-novle career started In earne1t after that at
Columbia Picturea, where ahe and her spectacular
lep became 1tar-1pangled favorite. of American
IOldlera ln World War n.
It wu afte\' "Mame" that Miss Miller 1uffered
the debllltattna accident In St. Loula. When she
made her comeback, it wu with a touring company
of "Anything Goe.." That wu a 1pringboard for
her into "Sugar Bableti" which hu become a
eoUd-aold Broadway hit. It'• a concatenation of
every tacky burlea,ue ahow ln American history,
with the emphasis on the 1920s period.
"I'm very rellgioua and when I was hurt In that
accident ln St. Loula, I prayed a lot." ahe aaya. ''You
know, I felt lhat Ood had never let me down -and
1 dJdn't think He would thLa lime. And I've been
back da.ncJ.ni ever aince."
The Retum or the Great Adventllftl.
Her golden years ln movit!9 came ln the late
1940. and early 1960. at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
pthere she tap-danced her way through such
(nemorable musicals as "Easter Parade," "Kiu Me
!Cate," "On The Town'' and "Hit The Deck." Her
leadinR men Included Fred Aatalre, Frank Sinatra,
Gene kelly and Howard Keel.
"lt'a a fun ahow," she aays. "You don't have to
sprain your brain. You go l.n and relax a little bit -
and that's what it's all about. I think producers
have had It with the so--c.alled 'message shows'."
"It was all so thrilling and wonderful," she
'8YS. "I always felt like it wu a great honor to have t>een chosen, particularly at the young age I was, to
be a part of that Hollywood acene."
Her costar in "Sugar Bablea" is another
throwback to Hollywood'• glory days, Mickey
Rooney. She had never worked with Rooney
before, but has known him all her professional life.
They were kids together in the same Hollywood
schoolroom with Donald O'Connor, Jane Withers,
Freddie Bartholomew and Julfy Garland and-MISS
Miller polnt.9 out that their serendipitous tearrung IS
"like old home week."
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MiBll Miller was part of the Hollywood "star
ayatem," In which major studios kept stables of
atars under contract and dictated the direction of
thel.I' careers.
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EllDm~""'' OU•l .,,.......,.°'"• u• 1110 I "A lot of the bigger stars resented being told
what to do," she says. "They didn't like being
forced to do scripts they weren't crazy about.
"But the best part of it was the huge publicity
department which planned your life for you, more
or less. They gave you beautiful clothes to wear.
and they always had a gorgeous fur for you to
wear. And they always had an e9C'Ort for you if you
didn't have an escort. Everything was sort of
manufactured. You were manufactured and
labeled, like a can of soup."
Ml81 Miller's belief in apirit.9 and such is a
practical relieion for her. She's an advocate of
reincarnation and is convinced she lived In ancient
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OCC cancels pops festival
Orange C.oast College has canceled its Sununer
Pops Festival for 1982 due to lack of apooson, the
institution announced.
The concerts had been scheduled to run from
July 18 through Aug. 22 i.n the OCC quad.
Last year's series was sponaored by OCC and
eeveral Orange County business flnns.
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23 Divine Spltll 75 Poetic con· t22 Ollt0f1 34A._.,ntll 83 Romen roeo
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25 Behold• dtsh 127 Ttbet81\ 38 8ul1er11y 112 S.tn SI
28 Mlled'a aon 77 Swabs monk 38 "Et -. 113 Hindu glen1
27 Cherlle'a 78 Moat tr11e 128 Prefix with Bruter · 95Scnool
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1tk1ng tor voters t38 Wtld men 55 Tra~ 105 lleh1n rive<
2 WOtd• 92 Word with 140 lnllAl'lt 56 Sklfl toe Areblen
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44 Tufkl1h 93 Phttipplne 145 Lugee 58 "Wallop' 108 Spirit Fr
'111nman servant 148 0Yerttun1 59 Rice 1 tO SupfKvlaed
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with 95 Arlu 61 Mlll'e painful 112 Luzon
2 word• 96 Age In Ille DOWN 62 Refuge native
48 Hlghllown 97 Thin cookie ~Riviera t 13 Secludeo
note 98 Extraordi· t Romen ruler flllOrt 114 Swap1
49 FIOwer nary person 2 Nonethlul 85Pubbt-I UI Protective
eJttrac1 99 "luetcy" 3 Al's neigh-66 Relax teye<
51 Stlly number bor 68 O.tlneO 117 Potyneelan
52 O~bway 100 Alloted 4 Nimble 611 ApostOllC Illy
eecret or<Sef IOt Resteu,ant 5 Neither"• 10 Bllldlt>oard 1 t8 Allendlng
53 Pakl no1tee11 patron• competllon 72 Jo.Imai 120 HOiy place
SAw-·1 102 Embar-8 Afraid. In 73 Sptlt apar1 t23 Pfoape<1ty
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58 Ster8'a 105 Spenlsn 8 COlleQe deg 78 Crowns t2e Binds
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OverexposUre problem solved
Take Time to Laugh -It II thtt music of the
soul. ARJES (March 21-AprU Ul): Avoid lnit.iattng
jectl -round out •anment11, dJlc:em .leJal
u.lremeni. and reall.r.e that a relauonah.lp I.I be1.n8
. Libra and another Arlet ficure promlnently.
t appeAl"I a 1etback la likely to boomerang in
SCORPIO (Oct. 28-Nov. 21): Much occurf
behind acenee. Secretll are revealed, (t ii neceeoary
to be dllcreet. Period of aeclualon la temporary, will
prove beneficial. Deflne teM1ll, steer away from
1elf-deceptton. ~. Vtrao n.ativ• pla;y key rolea .
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Focus on
declree, frtendahlpe and ability to utiliz.e powers of
persuaalon. Accent al80 on buaine11, responsibility,
lntenaifled relatlonahlp. Older lndlvldual lends
benefit of experience. You respond well to challenae.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: After readJ.ng the
letter from the woman whoee husband inaiated on
taking pictures of her ln the nude (he called lt "art"
and promiled no one WC\uld ever aee them), 1 knew
· I had to write.
Take Time to Glve -It is too ahort a day to be
eelflah
Take Time to Work -It la the prlce of succeu.
ur favor.
l . TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Co-worker
Meodate or colleague surprises, perhaps startles
..-tth ortitna.l approach. Maintain balance -and
jour own self-esteem. Accent on services,
trivilegea. Leo, Aries, Aquarius persons play
~untroles.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Emotional
reaponaes dominate logic -you can "loae your
HOIOSCOPI
BY SIDNEY OMARA
mind" and come to your senses. Intuition strikes
bull's-eye. Know it, be dJrect, confident. Guidelines
are present -if you will but look. Aquarlun figures
I prominently.
. . CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Check safety
-slevices, be aware of electrical outlets and power
titnitations. Long-distance call could result in
change of plans, especially where travel is
\concerned. Surprise visit could dominate scenario.
Watch Sagittarius!
LEO (July 23 -Aug. 22): What appears to be a
Ji,uUtation ffiiaht merely be a temporary delay.
Kbow it, plan accordingly. Accent on trips, visits, ldeas, CQncepts and formats. Aquarius, Scorpio and
-1lOther Leo figure prominently. Relative has
usual request.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Examine various
details in connection with payments, collections, ~rest rates. Key ia to be analytical. Member of
~posite sex aids in locating article that had been )(ft, missing or stolen. Gain shown through written
word.
• LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Circumstances take
..udden tum -in your favor. Emphasis on special
\alenta, creative abilities and chance to imprint
lndividual style. Focus on beauty, art objects,
}u.xury items and fulfillment of ideals. Watch
CAPRICORN (De~. 22-Jan. 19): Added
recognition due; views are vlndlcated, more people
now are eager for your opinions. Emphasis on
prestige, career, apecial honor connected with
community. Ariea, Leo, Libra persona figure
prominentl;r.
AQUA.RIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): New approach
necessary where long,-diatance communications
enter pict\U'e. Travel plan$ are featured, rould
include special tour asaociated with education or
publishing. You make contact with one who is
dynamic, creative and helpful.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Fascination with
occult or hidden matters surges to forefront. You
learn secrets and are "Introduced" to arcane
subjects.· Check administrative records. Follow
through on h unch. Track down clu es. Leo,
Aquarius persons play key roles.
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
MORE AND MORE
Or US
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Here'• how I dealt. with the aame problem. My
husband waa alwaya poppl.na up with hit camera
when 1 was und.resalna, acrubbing noon in my
pantlea and bra or stepping out of the shower. I was
mortified when I aaw the picture. he had taken. It
worried me t'l death because he carried them ln his
wallet. 1 begged him to stop, but he just kept on.
Finally I decided to fight flre with flre. I went
out and bought a nice little camera of my own and
took aeveral pictures of him 1havinf -ln the buff.
When he saw them he went wild. ( guess he didn't
reallz.e how fat and out of ••ape he had gotten.)
After two photo sessions he offered to make me a
dtal -he'd stop the candids lf I would. So, Ann
Landen, that's how the problem waa aolved ln our
house. -SHUTTERBUG IN JACKSONVILLF.
DEAR BUG: Sometimes wbea tbe aboe la on
tbe otber foot It placbea. Thanks for 1barlag your
aolatlon to the problem of overexpoaure.
DEAR READERS : Everyone seems to be in
auch a hurry these days. 1 often wonder what they
do with the time they save.
A reader from Iron Mountain, Mich., sent a
poem that I want to ahare. It i.a well worth cltpping
and taping to the bathroom mirror:
Take Time to Think -It is the source of
power.
Take Time to Play -It is the secret of
perpetual youth.
Take Time to Read -It is the fountain of
wisdom.
Take Time to Pray It is the greatest power
on earth.
Take Time to Love and Be Loved -It is a
God-given pnvilege.
Take Tune to Be Fnendly -It is the road to
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: My atster and I are
not cloee, but I do love her and go to see her
whenever I can. We are m our early 40a and have
families of our own.
The problem: After each visit I am terribly
depressed. Sia apenda the whole bme dwelling on
the unhappiest experiences of our hves. Yesterday
gAllll WIDEIS
she recounted for the 50th time how mean our
mother was to us and to others. (Mom has been
dead 20 years.) I try to make Sis understand that
mom's life wasn't easy and she did pretty well by
all of us, considering the cin.'Umstances.
This morning I am totally drained and have a
blinding headache. I lmow it is the result of
yesterday's visit with my sister My daughter says I
should stop going over there What do you say? -
FEELING LOW IN GALESBURG
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SANTA ANA WESTMINSTER SANTA ANA
2801 So. 15191 Beach 322 W. 17th
Bristol Sl BcMMvar«I Strut (111•**-11.>
557-1324
COSTA MESA
2221 Harbor
Bomev1td ( .... _)
645-1126
aur NOW,
MY ura
l11S01MSI.,.
l
¥4@; ; 4 a
• Orange Co11t OAIL Y PILOT /Sunday, July 25, 1_D82
MUC MOTICl
eeono1 oi '"*' •t0tmou1 1u .... 11 MIHM••rn MAMI ITATtt•HT
HOlllt 11 --Ql\llW\ ltl•t IM "" 1011ow1no o.,•Oll 11 doing
unct.....-i • llO\ fie ~llblt b\ltlMll • tl
Jukeboxes fall
,., •nv de au or ll•alllllU ,AMOut IUIS. 141 Wtll t "
oonttlG1eet ·~ ~ Olhet then l\r .. t Unit A, Ca.II Meta. CA.
. hard times m~ °" cw ... ., tllll dell JAMii & JANI CHUNG. 1111 ~ ""'· .. dlY °' .NM, IHI Nor"'° °""'· Huntington leectl. CA .on
Lt*'«'Ot M .. aPC>U tJe4 7
1101 w 114MM\t ... Jemee cnvno ltnl• Al\I CA ea101 Thie 1111emen1 wu llllO 11111111 tlle PuDlllllM 0111181 0Htl Dally COu11ty Clerll ol °'~ County on
Piiot July 24, 2!1. '1. 1N2 July 11, 11•:1 ' U.7-lt ,,IMM Publl•ll•d Otano• CoHI O•lly
----------_..Pllol. July 18 i&. Ai.ig I, 8. 19H DEATH NOTICES PWIC NOTICE "
27 82
'1CTITIOUI IUllNHI NAMI aTATIMINT MERCER Tilt 1ouow1ng p1reon1 are doing
RICHARD MERCER. aa& bu""'' H 77 a rerddi:nl uf l''ountMln 11 ANO v HAN o S . 7 3 4 1
Vall. y Ca pA~ .. .i aw"' 0 Touk>u11. u . Huntington 6each, e • · _.... •Y 11 CA g2141 Jujy 22. 1982 at Weet Lak~ OEBBY ROSE SATIERFIELD. VWage, Ca. Mr. Mercer was 7341 ToulouH, n Hunt1ng1on
• Western Regional Freijht 8'llC~ .... ~~:~t·1PEBBLE VIOITO
Agent with the New York 73~ 1 Touiou1t. •2 Hun11nu1011
Central Railroad and a BMch. CA 926•7
member of the Finl United Thia buttneu •• condue1.o by •
Methodist Church and paal -al penn.,lhlp "'----and 'T\I) f th Debby S•tt«loel<I • .,,..Uttr • • er Ol' e Th11 1111emerit wu flied with the Huntington Beach Lodge aunty c11r1< ol Orange County on
BPO Elks # 1959 Beloved uly t4 1982
huaband of lone G Mercer,
beloved father of Charles R
Mercer o f St Louu,
Misaoun, Dlanne E. Taylor
of Huntington Beach, C<l .
also surviving are 5
grandchildren. 4 sisters and
a brother Dons McMillen,
Harold Mercer and Marion
Kennedy all of Windsor,
Orltano, Florence Folger of
Brantford, Ontario, Irene
Champeau of Allen Bark,
Michigan. Friends may call
at Pierce Brothers Srruths'
Mortuary from 12 noon to
9:00PM on Sunday, July 25,
1982. Funeral services w1U
be conducted on Monday.
July 26, 1982 al 2:00PM al
the First United Methodist
Church of Huntington
Beach, c.i with Rev Rack
Ertel and the Hunungton
Beach Elks Lodge # 1959
o ff1c1at1ng The famtly
suggests contnbuttons be
made to the Mapr Pro.)l'Cts
Fund of Hunungum Beach
Elks, 10480 Talbert,
Fountain Valley, Ca 92708.
Pierce Brothers Smitht'
Mortuary d1rec-tors
536-6539
DEATHS
ELSEWHERE
G REENWlCH . Conn
(AP) -K a r lfrled
Nordmann, 66, a former
president of Mert.'t'des-Be-ni
of North America, died
Wednesday
fle:u:M PubtlShed O•ange Cont Dally ltol. July II! 26. Aug 1. 8. 1982 31•3·82
Pt.ate NOTIC£
allNRta.. COURT Of T"E STATE OF CAUFOftMIA FOA
Tffa COUNTY Of ORANGE NO. A11'2M ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE 0' NAME In 1h1 Malter ol 1111 A,ppuc111on ol JOHN FREDERICK HERBERT Wh1<eas. 1111 petition ol JOHN FREDERICK HERBERT has been
meet with Ole c1a111 ot tl'lls coun tor an ord1r changing Pellt1oner's name trom JOHN FREDERICK HERBERT to JOHN FREDERICK CANADAY IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all pe<aons 1ntetHlect In said matter appear t>etore th•• court Septembef 1 1982. In tl'le coutroom ol OepartrTHtnt 3. 10 30 am . to al'low cauae why thl• app1tce11on lor cl'lenge ol name should not be grent.O IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy ol thll ordet 10 snow ~use be pubtt1n1d once a we•k tor lour
aucceeaive weeks p110< 10 the day ot
Mid hearing In The Da~y Pilot a n•w.p•p•r ot gen1ral ctrcuiltton Pflnl.O on the County ot Oranoe DATED .My 19 1982 CLAUDE M OWENS.
A191QMCI
Judgl ol thl
Superior COUit I Publlll'led Oranga Coaat Dally Pttot July 25, Aug I 8 15. 1982
3345-82
Ptel.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUa BUSINESS NAMt! STATEMENT The lot1ow1ng person ts doing business u CONSOLIDATED LIGHTING .
206', Collins BalbO• Island CA 92662 MARC 0 SLOTT :?06'~ Collon~. BalbOa ISiand. CA 92662 This buslnese is conducted by an ondillldual Mate D Slott lh1s 11e1emen1 was tiled with ttie County Cler~ ol Orange County on
July 14 t982 WASHINGTON (AP) Flt3331
Jazz saxophonist E dwar d Published Orange Coast Delly
"Sonny" Stitt, 58. prolific P1101 Juty 18 2!> Aug 1. a. 1982 3163-82 recording artist and solo -----------performer, dted Thursday
Sutt replaced the late P\2l.IC *lTICl
Charlie Parker tn Otuy FICTTTIOUS BUSIM£S8 NA• STATEMENT Gillespie's rombo an 1946 I The 1011ow1ng pet'$0<1S ate dOlf\9
buSlneu as
GLOUCESTER. Mass ECO LOGY MAINTENANCE tAP) -Career diplomat COMPANY 16371 Beach Blvd
W I _._ B _.__ 74 h Suite 100. Hunt ington Beach CA 8 WOrUI a1uvUf, W 0 92647
served as us ambassador to RON E LUCERO 8821 Fry
Israel 12 years d11!'d Circle Hun11ngt on Beach CA
Wednesday 9264J60H N R BLAIR 490 1 Hall
SAN DIEGO (AP)
WllJlam Vall, 8!'>, a derorated
World War I fighter pilot
who shot down lhrel!'
German planes. died
Saturday.
BOSTON <AP> Clair
Robert Emery, 8~. host of
network televis10n's r1rsl
succesaful children's
progTam, "Small Fry Club,"
ciied Sudnay Generations of
young t.ell'Vision viewers and
radio h1teners knew him as
"Btg Brother" Bob Emery.
with his theme eong "The
Grass 11 Always Gre~mer an
the Other FeUow's Yard"
Neptune ocie t)
CREM ... llON 8\IRIAl Al SEA
646-7431
Our literature tells the
complete story ot our .
society
~ .... ~ ..-11e11. ,........ c-....
P'IHClllOTHHS
l&L llOADWAY
MOITUAIY 110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
I.AU% IHGllOH
SMtTH I TUTHILL
WISTCUF* CHArlL
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-9371
rAewte YtlW
MIMOllAL rAH
C«fJ'tery Mortuary
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pac1!1c View Drive
Newp<>rt Beach
044-2700
MeCOIMCK MOITUAlllS Laguna Beach
404-9415
L?~ts
San JUM C.platrano
486-177'8
Ave Huntington Beacn CA 92649 Thll businHS ta conducted by a I geroerel partne<5hlp
John R Blair
Tilts ltllllmenl WU filed Wllh Ille Counay Cieri< ol Orange County on
July 14 1982 F1t3333
Publtshed Orange Coast Oa11y Pilot. July 18, 25 Aug 1 8. 1982
PtalC NOTICE
aT A TEMENT Of AllANDONMENT
Of' UH OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following persona nave aben<loned lhe use ol the tlc11t1oua
b<J&I,_ nan'HI HUNTS GLASS & MIRROR. 639 Paulartno Cost• Mesa Celifo<nia 92e26 Tne F1c1111ou1 Bu,.neu Name
reletred to above was !tied 1n O<ang< County on August 2<1. 1981 William H D11mond. 15181 Starbc>atd Garden Grove CeJ1lon1a 92643 Ruth E D11mond I 581 StarDoard Garden Grove.
1 Cantorn•• 926•3 This busi"9SS was conducted by a oenerat par1nenh1p Ruth E Otm>ond ThtS 11atement was filed With the County Cter11 ot O<ange County on July 23, 1982
F1 .. 117
Publl•h•d Orange Coast D11ly Piiot July 25, Aug 1. 8, 15, 1982 3208-82
P\&.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSIHEH NAME STATEMENT The following persona are doing 1>u11ness as DAPA TRADING SERVICES, 2005 W Balboa Blvd . Suite nl. N-s><>•I Beacll, CA 92663 DAVID FREDERICK NICKLIN, 2005 W Bolboa Blvd , Suite 231
Newpon Besch. CA 92663 PATRICIA THERESA YOUNO-
NICKLIN. 2005 W Balboa Blvd , Sult• 231, Newport BHcll, CA
lll'e63
Tills b<JSIMP II conduc1ed by lndlv1dual1 (Hutband & Wtlel Oav>d F Nleklln
This atatemer'lt wu filed w!lh Ille County Clerk of Orange County on July 13 1982 ,1a259
Pubhll'lld 011ng1 Coast D11ly Pltot. July 18, 25, Aug 1 8. 1982.
3229-82
P\&.IC NOTJC£
flCTITIOUI aUllNEH
NAME I TAT'f•NT Thi lollowlng pereona ere doing
b<JlinMI U . GATEWAY PARTNERS, LTO . 33049 Celle Avll<lor. Sult• C, San
Juen Capltlreno, CA 82875, HUNTER ENERGY CORP.,
33049 Calle Avledor, Suite C, 811n Juan C9P1atr1no, CA 92e76.
RALPH E. PHELAN. JR .. 33048 Calle Avlldor. Suite C. Sen Juen
Ceplelrwto, CA 92876.
Tiiie bl.ltln.t It oonducted by • llll'lit«t .,.,,,,.,.,,..,
HUNTEA ENEAGY CORP.
Aalph L Pnllen, Jr.
Preeldent TMI •taterllent W91 11'-d wftl'I IN
Cqunl)' Clettl "' Otenot COunty Of\ 14, ftl2
A A* ......
M'"O' &.AWM--M"· OUYI A'"' •1ne1 ~ .....
Mof1UllY • (AatNI~ ==r: ~ ..... ._. tOOI C,...,_tOtY ..._ ,. .. -1625 OlsW Aw .. -..... ..,.,, ,,_,
eo.t. MeM 'ubll•lllO °'•noe Cout Deny &40-5554 0 f'lot • .,,,., 11. 28, A410. t. •• 1112 ""--------------~ "*12
8y the A11oc£1ted Pr~u
lt Wflll tmmci 11l111o~t n11y plO('t' J>l'<>ple gnthei t'd
tu ~411 {lr dr111k u1 !IO<.lu i.huµs und p1i.w purlon.,
dlm•r.-i 1111d 11 u1·k ~top:-. l"ur u 111~ kd. thc•n a dime
11nd now 11 quuawr. pt•opk l'Ottld pluy 11 they
w1mh-d to poy
Thu.'>(• dny11 may tx• r>v\•r fkS(•\ by r1s1nl( \'<~t~.
d1'C:l111tn.i pwfns, v1d1'<1 gnrnt·i. ttnd 1·v1·n M1w1k, the•
l'Olll opt•r .. 1l<'d mus11.· mudurw. or Jukc•hox, may soun
bl· Q d111t.nnt nwludy
''There JUlit hu' l.>1•1•11 a lt't•nwndou11 ded11w In
th<' number of plttl't'S wlll'1t• JUkt•bu>ws Wl•re Ont't!
\tl(:Ott·d," sav~ Lt·o Drni.h'. t'lU'l:UllVt• vtl'I! pres1dunt
of 1 hl' An111,1•1111•11 t .111d M ustl' Opl·ru tors
Al<S(X' Ill 111 m
"I 1·u11 rt'<·all a!\ a lt••m-ngN you would wulk 11p
to ;1 c·ou11\t'1 1r1 ..i 1.hu~11lofl• <lfld tht·n· would Ix• wcill
buxes m lht• booths.' ht' ·w1d "You don't find lh<tt
tudav You find that 1f th<•y do hcivt.' musu:, 1t'11
l>at:kgwund music.·"
Drohll' -..w-. that ,1t tlw pc.•ak of tlw Jukebox
Lraw m lht• 1950i.. th1·1 e Wl'H' ?UU,000 m the United
Statt·s Bv lltl· t•arh HJ 7!b , lhl· Ch1< .. .1go-bCtsed
as.-.t11.1<1t1un 1.•st1matl~ tlt1·1 t• \'. t.'rl• -1 !:>0.UUO b4.1xc.>S and
7.500 oix·ratori. In l!IHI. bt•twt•t•n :t:ioo <md ~.000
operators '"Nl' runn111g :wn.oou Jukdmxs. th<
as.'>l1t'1at1on '>iitt.l
Thi:-. Vl'Ut. tlw l'opvriJ,thl Rovalty Tribunal -..i
fc-<ll'ral agt•n<:y wh11.·h l·11lh'< ls rovahll'i. for song
n>mpowr... and publtsh1.·r. has 1s..-;uc'Cl hl·enses for
only 120.IJOO JUkl•bt1xt•i.. a word dc•raved from the·
Vid e o
g obbling up
quarters tha t
jukeboxe .
ga m es ar e
m a n y of the
once went into
Suutht·t 11 JUk• houst 111 hr 11lht•I Ai-s<H·1at1on
ol ltl't.il' ...,,\ '4111\t· "l'"'1,1t1w-; mav 1111t have· ohtatnl'd
lt1 t'm•t'S f.,; tht•lf hm1.t'' bt't ,tU:-4 111 ..i h1ght•r ltl«·nstng
11'<' 1hc1t Wt•nt antn < f It'( l
Tht· JUkc·bo~ m.mufJetunng busmc-ss as abo In
dt'(·iuw In tht• !'arh l!no~. lht· as.'itx:1a11on says four
US manulal'lUr('l'"S Wurltlzt>r, St>t>tx•rg, Ro<.·kolc1
and Howe pnxiu<.t·d 70,0011 JUkl'boXl.":. a year
Wurl1Ut•1 stoppt'<I making JUk<.•boxl's tn 197-1.
St>t>lx•rg wt·nt bJnkrupl favt· yl·ars lalC'r and was
purcha.wd b y Stl'rn Eh'<'lront<.-s. wh1<.·h is markettng
buxl's undt•r tht• St<t•ht•rg nanw Th<.· tot<tl domt>Slll'
JUkl'l:1ox output ., d11wn 111 2~>.000 ..t yt•o.1r. and half of
th<.r..t· art· :-.old .1bro..1d
Drrn.11' -....ud has ,1:,,so<:iatmn was onl'<' '>lmplv
c;1llc>d Mus11.· 01x·r~1111r' or Am1•1't1'Lt Tht· name was
l'h:.m(o(t'Cl tn rn74 t(I 11·flt't'l lfW shl ft by lht• l'Otn·
01x·ralc'<I c·nlt·rt<tmnw111 1r1dustr y f10111 Jt1kd>oxt•s
toward suc·h amus<.•mt.>nts as pinhall m::it•htnl'S. pool
tablt-:-. and. m11n· rt'<'t•ntly, \'1d1'l1 gJnw:-
Bc•c·..iust• 101n opt•t au•cl m.H h1nc·~, n·qu1re
t•onswnt M'I \'It 1ng. mos! ..tssoc:t.iltt>n nwmbM·s are
small-bustnt'" mt•n who havt• an .1\t•ragt· of;)() lo 70
JUkeboxC's in ,1 n mn ntratc·d grograph1<.·al arl·a
Nearh ..tit nov. run M•\'C·r,11 forn~ of c·0tn·Of'.>1°raled
amuS<.·rrwnL'>
"In the• last 2~ or :111 v~·Clf'. lht· JUkebt1x alom·
has m·Vl'r lx.'i.•n t•n11ugh · s<tys Manic·~ Lawson Jr .
Vtl't' pn•...adt•nt of lhl• L<1w<.;<m Mu:-.11. Co an Wanl<'r
llavt·n Fb v.. htl h \\.is a JUkd><>i.. nnly 11pc·ralto11
'' hc·n L.fw-.on's fath1·r -.wr wd al an l!l:H
N 11\\ L.lwson sa'is. JUkl•boxt-..... ac1.'ount fm uni:-.·
30 ~·ru•n t nf ht' bustrll'S.'>
\'1dt-c> game..., .in ~olibhn~ up m.1nv ut lht
quart1·r' th;1t om 1 wt·lll 111t11 JUkf'lm,c-s Thi
JUkl boi.. ha' ;ils11 f,tllt ll Vilt till to olhc•r :.11UrLL'!> of
music su<. h ,1s dt'><.oi. .1nd "h<1l distributor lhk
Rmgo n l l\l1m·r.1I Wt•lli.. TPi...t .... l'itlb "thl' 1llt•gal u~·
uf FM ratlan" p1p<·d m 1111 -;1t·n"' ... ystt•ms
Miiny 01x•rat1>1 ' ..aid lh•' main rN1son for thf'
JUk1•box's dc-<. ll1w 1s th.H ll h;1' h<'<.·omC' unprofttabll'
Thl· 0tS'ilK.'tal11>11 .... w ... " I !:IHI surv<''.\ of 11JX•rators
found that tht• avN~1gt• JUkd..10>< m;.1dl• a profit o{
only $·HI ~I;) 111 l ~llW Om· third uf tht• opNators
sur\:c•\'l•<l ... md tht·v wt·n· l'tth1•1 brt•akang 1·vt•n cir
losing money •>n JUkt•bm<f's
0pc'rators l><.I;.' 1.·1~L' of m;it·h1m·s. rN·ords and
sc•rvat·t·mc·n'.., ..,alant~ <1rt• g111ng up Tht·y an· Up&>t
ahuut rt'<.'t.'nl t:o py nght royally ft•f! ancr<'ast's thC'
annual pN-JUkd)ox fl't Wl'nt from $8 to $25 this
vcar . and wtll go up to $50 Jan I Furtht•r annual
lnaca-sc-s will ht tll'd 1t1 tlw Con ... umt•r Prtt<' Index
starting m IY87
At the ...anw 11m1" 111ni.unwrs 'iN'm unwtlllng to
pav m ore th<m .1 qu.1rl<•1 to hl•a r their favonlt•
rt•<:urd
"Whl'n our u>-..L'i go up, tl I'> vc•ry d1fft<.·ult lo
1m-rc·asl' our tnn>m(• hv tnlTf'asmg our prtl'C'S "
Laww n S<Jtd 'It s .m 1mpulst ttt·m. and when you
rat'>t' tht prit<' vou n'llun lht· US{' When we
put in the dollar ball aet•eptor Wt' found that we
actuallv rt'C!Ul't'<i lht· voluml'" AS a rt'SUlt, Lawi.on addl'd, jukeboxes are
simply being rc•movt'<I from locatwns where• they
arf> not in almust L·onstanl US'-' "plan-s that are
onlv opc•n .1 h1111tt-d numl.x.•1 uf hours a week, the
greasy-spoon type of rc·i.t.auranl. trut·k stops."
., *"'"'"°"
DOWN IN THE DUMPS Rising coats,
declining profit.a, video Rames and even Muzak
have drastically cut the popularlty of \he Juke·
boxts that used to pervade druptores, truck
at.ope and ben. [n the 19~ thett w~
700,000 juk~boxe1.ln the Uni~ Stat.es. Fewer
than half remain today.
'
11111111 11 1 I II
....
HISTORIC HOME -This httlP hum<.· m Red
Cloud. Nt•b., 1i. wh(•rt• .iuthor Willa Cather
ltvt.o<l from 181H to 1890 Sht• d<.•'i':rltx·tl it m
··Th l' Sung o t th t• Lark •' ·'a 1 ow
,., Wl11photo
story-and-a-half house.· with a wmg built on at
thl' right and a k1lt'h1•n addiuon at the back.
t:Vl•rythmg a llttlt• nn the• slant ··
Where the past • IS now
' R e d Cloud, Nt•b., a .. museum in m e mory of \'f'illu Cather
By HUG H A. MULLIGAN Af Spec:lel ConHpondent
RED CLOUD, Neb "Harry,
I can't sleep They'rt• goang tu
take the depot away, starting
tomorrow"
But th<.>V didn't Tomorrow
will still ht-y~tf!rday m Red
Cloud. Neb
The o ld Burlington and
M1SSOur1 st.auon, which rtgurcs m
so many Walla Cather novl'ls and
short stortei., and where she
departed thJs pra1r1e town
without ever l\•av1ng ll m her
heart, still st.ands, complctt' with
pot-bellwd stove>, iron whc.•£•led
baggage c·a rts and tht• tall
semaphore towc.·r that m hc.•r tame.•
gav<· thl' grt-..·n hghl lo c•aght
passc>nger trams a day hctwC'C'n
Kansas City and (xmv<'r
Harry Obatz, tht• golf waching
pro. and hi~ wtft• lll•lt•n, who
used to drtvt' lhl' tax• betwc'C•n
the· depot and th<' hotel, saved
has at least seven other lives, all
of them immortal
ked Cloud ts Black Hawk m
"M y Anto nia," Moonstone in
"The Song of the Lark ."
Hanover in "O Pionet.'rs,"
Frankfort m "One of Ours."
Haverford m "Lucy Gayheart "
Swe<>twater an "A Lost Lady."
Skyline m "Old Mrs. Harns "
A L . Rowse. the Oxford don
and Eltzabethan scholar. when
he visited Red Cloud for a
seminar on Cather. called 1t a
"ville musee," a whole town
turned into a museum. England,
he s aid. had n o thing like 1t
outstdl' of Stratford-upon-Avon
&:holars come from all over
the world to study Catherland
a n d p a r l 1 l' i p a t t.' i n l h l '
conferences held here.
The perception of the novelist
Willa Cather undergoes a change
upon visiting Red Cloud.
ltstening to the wmd s1ghmg m
R e d Cloud is Willa Cather's magic
looking g lass. You s tep from her life
story into her fiction without changing
the vie w. Eve n the weather seem s
coope rat e in this double image.
to
the• de>pot for the Willa Cathl'r
P1on{'('r Memorial Foundation
In pretty much the 88mt' wham
of a way. Dr Wilbur Ik'nnC'tt, the
loc·al <.'Ountry dcx:tor. and has wife
M1ldrC'd. tht-historian who got
him to move has practice here
!x>(·ause of her mterC'St m Willa
Cather, saved the Cather
childhood horn.: on Cedar and
3rd Street Here Willa hved from
age 10 to 17 , gathering
impressions and characters by
the bushel for her la~r literary
mput, the way the farmers t.ook
m and stored wanter wheat
The foundation faithfully
restored the low. one-and-a-half
story frame house pretty much as
Walla knew 1t, even her drafty
attic room with the double
windows and the yellow rose
wallpaper she bought working at
Dr Henry Cook's drug store.
thanks to the photographil'
memory of her oldest friend,
Carne Minor Sherwood. who
was 98 when the restoration
began. Willa Cather dedicated
ht•r masierptt'Ce, "My Antonia."
to Carne and her sister Irene "in
memory of aff<'Ctions old and
true."
Bill Mountford. then the mayor
of Red Cloud, and his wife
Miriam, saved the old Dane
Church. so important to Willa
Cathc>r's v1s1on of early t'lhntc
America Each wave or
immigrants had 1ts own church
and burial ground, but sent the
children to the Un-roofed sod
school house to tum them into
Americans.
Starting in 1955 with eight
people donating $20 api~. Willa
Cather's friends and neigh bors tn
this prairie town of 1,530 (the
population was 2,553 when sh e
left ln 1890 to go to colleae at
Lincoln) have done for American
liter atu r e what <'Olon lal
W illiamsburg does for Amt>rloa.n
hi.story. Bring It back alive. Only
more so. Here ill an eerie mhcture
of fact and fiction, •lmo1t a
d uplication .
Red Cloud I.a more than just
the rail.rOIKi d Maton point whefo
Willa Cather ar•w Up •nd
became faaCl l\at•d b~ the
•ttualina European lm.m.tcrantt -the SwedC!I, &he ~rmana, tho
Bohemlana and Norwqtans -
and wandered lonely on iho
wtndawept "divia." bl-tween tho
Republican and Llttl• Blue
Rlvel'I. h 11 lhe town 11\e re-
creat.ed out of her m&.ncll.Ni of
lmaai.n-Uon and m.rnory, and h
the unpa.nted eaves of Willa's
attic bedroom, watching the
orange-hued grass ripple ltkt>
waves at sunset on the preserved
Willa Cather Prairie, standing by
the hay burning stove at the back
of restored St. J u liana's Cathoh<.·
Church with its marble holy
water font advertising the wares
of "Overing Bros. & Co .. " local
tombstone crafters.
Admiration Cor her poeuc
vision of the nation's p1onc.•er
past, her vivid evocations of th<'
land and the punishing elements
still rerruun. But there 1s also her
realism, as deft and faithful of
the American scene as J ohn
Steinbeck or Sinclair Lewis
The L-emeteries around town all
have double graves. In them he
the real people she knew and the
people she made them mto in her
books. Ficuonal Antoni Sh1merda
hes buried in the grave of Anna
Pavelka, her real life prototype
In the Bladen cemeter y rests
Willa's cousin. G.P Cather, who
became Claude Wheeler in "One
o f Ours," which won her the
Puhtzer Prize in 1923. "Gone but
not forgotten'' reads a gravestone
in the abandoned Cat holic
Ct:>metery that rises again in "My
Antonia.''
A visiting priest comes
occasionally to say Mass in St.
Juliana's church, where Anna
Sadilek (Antonia of "My
Antonia") married John Pavelka
(who also became "Neighbor
R osick y''). The restorers were
going to hang a cast iron beU m
the b elfry, until Carrie
Sherwood told them that in Willa
Cather's time the church had no
bell. This was only a l"ftllSion
chapel. The priest came by train,
and t h e e n gineer o n the
B urli ng ton gathered t he
congregation with a couple of
extra toots on the wh istle. T h e
150-pound bell they didrt'\ hang
rest.I on He len O bltz's lawn.
At the r e1tored Pavelk a
(•rmhouae, where the Cuzaka
Uv. ln .. My Ahton.ia.," ~ta
go Outterina up over the fruit
cellar where Jim Burden saw
Antonlt'• children col'M buatina
fOl1h: *'A writable explOlkln of
life out Of that dark ~!-~~10 the aunUabt." a.al, but wu.u. like
ewryU\!nj ea.e herMboUta.
WorltMen were POlnllftt up
\he t>rlcb on the Wllla C.ther
Klacorlal Cer\tet" • Which OOCUP6eil t he rormu Farn,.et"t and
Metthal\W' Bank a.Nd tn t•
by SUu Oaitifor. Nebnlka'1 &hlrd
&OWmot wh(> WU thi prototype
for Caµl fur n~tl·r 111 "A Losl
Lddy "
Tht· hand"4Jnll' rt.-d brick row
of busmt•s.s buildings on Webster
Str<>t.·t, '*'rl'nc· an thl· morning
sun, tndud<-s lht· opera house
U\'l'I tht· h<irdware sl.OrL· where
Wtlld ga vt• the high sch ool
comme nt1:mcnt addrt>ss, her
fathc-r.., upstairs loan office
whl'rc.• !>ht-had a laborcHorv for
dissec. ltng frogs. Dr Cook's ·drug
s t o r c· t h (· h 1 g h w 1 n t.l o w c d
butldmg ""hn1· J L Mtnt•r had
his ~('m•ral ston• <tnd the· Moon
Block, the long brtl'k building
built by St.•n Muon of Mll·h1gan
that appear..~ the Duke-Blo<:k an
" T h l' So n g o f l h l' La r k "
i{('(f Cl11ud 1:. Wtllu l';itlwr·s
mal(I<' looktnR 1oilo"'' You step
t rom ht·r 11 fl· -;t11rv 111111 hl·r
t 1t'l1on wt\ twut 1·h~nging lhl•
vww Evt·n the· Wl .1lh(•r st·i.•ms tL
t'IM>pt·ratt tn th" double· 1magt>
Spnng arnv1•s tn ..i rush, <.111 al
Ollll JU°'l ..t'i shl dt•:-.c. rtbt'ti ti LO
"Mv Antonia'
.. :l'hC're w('re none ot tht> signs
or sprang for which I used to
wat<:h in Vtrgan1a (where her
family ltvL'<i before coming to
Nt>braska) No budding woods or
bloo ming gardens There was
onl) spnng itself. the throb of 1t.
tht• hght restlessness. th<.· vital
essen<.~· of 11 c.•vervwherc" tn th<·
sky, m tht> swift· clouds-. in I.he
pale sunshine'. and in the warm
htgh wind nsmg suddenly.
sinking suddenly. 1mpuL.,1ve and
playful hkC' a big puppy that
pawc-d you and then laid down to
Ix· petted. If I had been tossed
blindfold on that rt'Ci pra1r1e. I
should have known that 1t was
spnn~."
The farms arc more prosperous
and varied nuw . growing
sorghum, alfalta, malo, soybean
and more tattle and com than an
Walla·.., 11ml wht•n wheat and
barlt•y WL'r<.' all these· rolling
pra1r1l'S would y1l·ld
But the 'lhaggy gras..<; country
that gr.1bb!!d this remarkable
Amt·rtl'an t<.•en ager "with a
pas.<>1on I hav<.' nt•ver been able lo
shake" 1s l'Ven more open now
MorC' abandonc'Cl houses, as the
one f..tmtly f:ffm.'> gave way to the
big operator!\ Some homl'S are I:;
males ap:ut at·roi.s furrows
stretching straight to the honzon
There are fewer trees to make
room for the pivotal irrigation
rigs dousing a<.·res at a turn,
which would have saddened
Walla. "Trces wc•rc.• so rare in that
country, and thl'y had to make
such a hard fight to grow that we
used to fN'I anxious about them
and visit them as if t hey were ·~
pc•rsons." Even the rot ton woods .,
lcavt' ghosL'i behind he re.
There was nothing simple _
about Red Cloud m the 1880s. Or
innocent either. The town had ~
{1ve feuding newspapP.rs. two
compeung telephone companies.
electric lighting, a visiting
theatrical company almost every
week, two trolley cars and all '
establishm ent called the
"Magenta Bagnlo," also known· J
aa the "Red Rooster" and the ~
"House of the Soiled Doves." ~-r~
famous broth el still stand si .. ~
e m pty now. but begging for ..
restoration.
The pre1er vatlon -minded4.~
citizen s of R ed Cloud a r e 4.,1
tem pted, mJghdly tempted. ~"
"A shirt.tall rclati.ve offem U> vt
deed us thal ho\m, bu\ it would \Qol
take thOUsands of dollan ~ tC> '1
1 rettore the Wlvel carpeca,' qha , ..
h lttortan Mildred Benneu.
All of Red Cloud'• ~
build.lno have bffn \W'Md over
to the ftebruka St.a .. Hbtoe'bt
Society, bul the aia~ mla.ht
a dim view Of ~Jtt ~,
bolli.rout pkinMi ~-~ UVina D\...wD form. I\ I not
IAJM, aomthOW •• ~the bid Pawl)LJ)DiW
WorklNi 19th~ 'Rid CloUd ...... ,~ ~p ~
howevwr. and ~~' won•t.
' ' '
"8.IC NOTICE
PICTITIOUI llUllNlll ..._ITATIMDIT Tl\il lollowlno pereon la. doing ~ ...
'°MONA AUTO IODY, 1"48 ~ Avenue, COiie MeM. CA
JOSI!' Don)lnguea. 11118 ~ Avenue, F6unttln Veley. CA
t270t. Tilll buelneM " Clondueted by 111
lndMduel.
JoM' 00mtnouu Thia 1ta1ement *I.I fllfod with the
COunty Cletk ol Ot'~ County on
July 1', 1982 . ""* Publl•hed Orange Coaat Dally
Piiot. July 18. 25. Aug 1. 8. 1982
3149-82
Nit.IC NOTICE
ACTITIOUI •Ul•H ..._ITATl•NT
The tollowlng peraon la doing u: SUH COAST SEAL (bl
. 835 Whittler A_,ue, A· 10,
Coeta ~. Caltlornla 92827
Frederick E Tul4*, 7 Kamelll
Cout1, ~ Beach. C111tornl1
t2te3
Thi• bull""' I• conducted by 111
lndMduel. Frederick E TuHper
Thl9 ttatement wu Hied with 1h1
County Cletk of Orange County on
July 23. 1982. ,, .. ,
Publleh•d Orange Co11t Delly
Piiot, Juty 25. Aug 1, 8, 15, 1982
3344-82
NIUC NOTICE
ACTmOUa llUIMll
NA• ITATIWMT The following pe<aont eta doing
~ ....
(1) TREASURE HUNTERS, LTD (2) TREASURE II, L TO (31
TREASURE SALVORS, LTD • 82·1 (4) SAN JOSE. LTD (51 VEN CAP,
L TO , 4ee7 MacArthut Blvd.. 4th
Ft00t, N-port 8aach, Celltornl•
8262t
J C PATTERSON &
ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED, 1
California corporellon, 4887 MecArthur Blvd .• 4th F1oot. Newpor1 a.en. c.lllomla 92828 Thie ~ 11 conduc1ed by a
llmlt9d Pam-th!P
J C. PATTERSON
& ASSOC., INC
J. C. Peneraon Chairman of the Board
Thll llat-t WU flied With the County Clerk of Orange County on
Jut; 22. 1982. ,,.,..
Publl•h•d Orange CoHt Dally
Piiot. July 26, Aug 1, 8. 15, 1982
3317-82
Pta.IC NOTICE
ACTITIOUI llU ... 11 NAME ITATWMEHT
Tiie following per1on 11 doing
~-IMPACT MEDIA. 10192 Valley ~~! Huntington 8••ch. CA
HOWARD L. WANOREY JR , 10182 Valley Forge. Huntington
e..:ti. CA 92648
TNa ~ LI conducl9d by Ill
lnclMdroAai. Howerd L Wand<9y Jr
Thia .wt-I WU flled with the
Courity ci..;t 01 O<snge County on
July 1&. 1982 ,, ....
f>ullllel\.O Orang• Co11t Delly
Piiot, July 18, 25, Aug 1, 8, t982
3232·82
-PlB.IC NOTIC{
PtCTITIOUI •U-11
NAME ITATUftNT
The lollowlng per1on II doing
bust..-. .... JR'S USED CARS, 4222'~
Carnpua Drive. Newpo<t Beach, CA
92860. JOSEPH YURKA . 2129 t
Sanddollar Lene, Huntington
8eadl. CA 92648. Ttile bull,_. II CondUC1ed by In
lndlYldual
JoMPti Yurke TIU ltalemant WU flied with the
COunty Cletk ot Orange Coonty on
Juty 1•. 1992 ,1am
Published Orenge CoHt Dally
Piiot, July 18, 25. Aug 1. 8, 1982
3179-82
P\B.IC NOTICE
I(~
ACTITIOUI llU ... U MAME ITAT'Ea.Nf TM fOllOwlng perton9 ate doing
~u· JANES VICTORIA STREET
DEVELOPMENT 2950 Airway
Avenue. D·9. Co111 Men. CA
92828. M. 0 JANES CO • INC , a
Celitomi. corporation. 2950 Alrwey
AV90Ua. 09, Cosll M91a. CA 92828 Thie ~ 11 conducted by 1
Nmtted per1nerlhlp M. 0. Janes Co , Inc
MlchlHM 0. Janet
Prealdent
Thie ttatement w11 filed wilh tl'MI
County CleOt ol Orange County on
July 12, 1982. F1a3157
Publlthed Orange Cout Dally
Piiot, Juty 18, 25, Aug I. 8, 1982
3250·82
Ml.IC NOTIC£
•u~aRIO~ COURT 0, CAWOMIA
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Mat1at of TUI TAHQUln MclNTIM c~~" THE P!Of'l£ ~ IE STATE OF
CAUflORNIA To: GLENDA MclNTlllE akl
OLIEHOA MAAIE HAWKINS aka
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.i a flearlnt In ihla court on
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Cellfott*t t2702, end '° glW llyY llOll r.-on WhY. aooordlno to !tit Wt1tled petition fllad wtUI thfl CCII.In'
TUI T~HQUIT? MclNTlllE lllould not bt dedlted ,,.. from ouatodY
ind 01Mt01 ot Nt "'°''*• GLENDA MuttmAl. • pnMd9d In CM Code ~· . Dllttd: "'-21, 1812
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Brand new end urut featunng 2 mslr suites, 2 car garage & numerous
upgrad~. Owner wants to sell TODAY'! Bring checkbook & make
offer. Only $!49,950. 2670 San Miguel Dr . Newport Beach. 759-1501 or
752-7373.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
+SEA WIND•
Lovely MONTEGO plan featuring 4 Brs, private location and
assumable financing. Only $249,900!1 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport
Beach. 759-1501 or 752-7373
•103 DOWN•
• 11 3 FINANCING•
When you takeover existing T.D., owner will assist at 12% on this 3 Br
house on FEE LAND in BACKBA Y AREA. Featuring hardwood floor
and shingle roof. Only $135,000. 2670 San Miguel 759-1501 or
752-7373.
•$10,00Q.
•REBATE•
On brand new townhome! Featuring privacy, 2 mslr suite & den/loft
overlooking liv nn. Only $123,950 2670 San Miguel Dr .. Newport
Beach. 759-150 l or 752· 7373.
•IASTBLUFF •
• 11.213 FINANCING AVAILABLE•
When you takeover ex1Sting loan on the elegant 4 Br executive home
that has been extensively prepared for entertaining. One of few homes
in area on FEE LAND. 2670 San Miguel Dr .. N~wport Beach. 759-1501
or 752· 7373.
•FREI RENT•
Choice 4br executive ranch style home in prime TURTLEROCK
location! $1.200/mo rent all applies towards purchase in 6 months.
Large, low interest assumable loan, formal dining. frplc. and FEE
LAND. 2670 San Miguel. 7141759-1501 or 7141752-7373.
•BREAD & BUTIER• ,
23 units in prime Tustin location. Tremendous potential for further
development. Call for details. 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach.
749-1501 or 752-7373.
•$915 PIR Mo.: •• ·*
is all you pay when you takeover existing Joan on this bright and airy
townhome! Featuring 2 stories, 3 Br. master suite w / balcony & 2 car
garage. Priced to sell at $129,500. 2670 San Miguel Dr .. Newport Beach.
759-1501 or 752-7373.
•OCIAN VllW•
•STIPS TO llACH•
Sensational Beach cottase with 12% usumable financing for only
$165,000. 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach. 759-1501 or 752-7373 .
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICe
2170 Ion Miguel Drive
Newport llac1', CA 12180
(714) 111•1101
DRAMATIC
COUNTRY
ESTATE
8000 111 on 1 acre,
m11alve electric gatae.
cobblntone motor cour-
tyard. ~tacular entry.
8 bdrm. 8 bath•. 5 lrpt
hug• lrplce Room tor
tennla No Tuttln -
Otlt10-Hlll1 wltll Ylew,
12-15 min to all lrwys,
I airpor1. So Coatt Plaza
11.•00.000
RICK ALDERETTE
2. Get your FREE Garage Sale algna (all
you have to do le come In to the Dally
Pilot t. pay for your ad In advance -
we wlll give you two 11 x 17 Sign• -
FREE or charge).
3. Price each piece of merchandise.
4 . Have plenty Of change on tiano
1(nlckels. dimes. quarters. halves.
one and five dollar bills).
5. Relax, have fun. and count your money
at the end of the day
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• 121.4 3 FINANCING•
HARBOR VIEW HOME. Gorgeous MONTEGO model featuring
4 br, parquet entry. & FEE land. Priced at $279,000 with large
assumable loan & seller assisted finarlcing!! 2670 San Miguel Dr ..
Newport Beach. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
•OWNER DESPERATEll•
Must seU this cozy custom home naer the ocean m "Old Town"
Huntington Beach. The soaring cathedral ceilings wt th 5 skyhghts and
the romantic bay window add grace and charm not normally found at
this price. Secluded patio/courtyard with low maintenance yard
complete the picture. Sacrifice for $171,500. 9032 Adams. Huntington
Beach. 556-7035.
•FREE MONEY•
Owner desperate, will finance home at zero interest for 5 years.
Beautifully decorated h ome in mint condition. 9032 Adams,
Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•$12,000 DOWN•
Highly desirable single story end-unit decorated in sumptu ous
earthtones Two car garage with electric opener. Great assumable 1st
Trust Deed of $68,807 at 11.25% payable $795/month. 963-5671. 9032
Adams. Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•53 DOWN•
Brand new townhomes near Huntington Harbor. Two and three
bedtoom models with two baths. Builder will finance at 12.9% and pay
buyers nonrecurring closing costs. Prices start at $105,990. Dill foe
complete details. 963-5671. 9032 Adams, Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•$771/MO.•
Buys this charming 3 br townhome w /only $8.500 dwn. Bicycle to the
beach from superb location. 9032 Adams, Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•DEMOLISHED HOME -CHEAP•
963-5671. 9032 Adams, Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•$999/MO.•
Is all you pay for this 3 br, 111': ba cutie with secluded patio. $10,800
dwn and lt's yours!! 963-5671. 9032 Adams, Huntington Beach,
556-7035.
•ABANDONED•
Artist's chalet w/panoramic ocean view all the way to Catalina.
Sacrifice prlce $15,000 below market. 963-5671. 9032 Adams,
Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•MISA VIRDI•
Affordable living with superb financing available. Spacious home
meticulously maintained. Only $13,500 down. Asking $135,000. 9032
Adams, Huntington Beach . 556-7035.
•$9,600 DOWN•
Buys this big 4 br pool home. Over 2000 9q. ft. Loera Schools. Asking
$159,900. 9032 Adams, Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•$20,000 DN.•
SpacioUJ family home with IOaring cathedral ceilings and bright and
airy country kitchen. With 4 large brs_. 2 ba'• and a family room. It'• a
bargain at $154,900. 9032 Adams, Huntington Belich. &56-7035.
HUNTINGTON BEACH OFFICE
IOS2 Adams Ave.
Huntington leach, CA 12148
(7.14) 111-70311
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Orang• Ooat DAILY PILOT/8und•Y· July 25, 1082
FORECLOSURE
Pickup over 1600,000 D;2UITY overnight. I
have never aeen a &tter buy. Won't last.
Prime Or Cty 2 'h ac hilltop OCEAN VIEW
NEW E.5TATE. Pool, spa, waterfalls, electr.
gates, ~800 aq ft w/360 deg vu of all 0 .C.
Tennis court + HELICOPI'ER pad area.
ASSUME LOANS & TERMS. Orig listed
for $2,200,000 Sacrifice at fl,128,382.63
approx. w /$350,000 approx cash dwn. Call
directly to PATRICK TENORE 760-8702 or
631-1266 RE/MAX Realtors, agt. Bkrs
welcome.
NEW VICTORIAN
Anuque lover's dream home. 4,500 sq ft. of
authenuc quahty. All Mah. paneling and
trim. Imported ceiling moldings and domes.
Antique mantels. Superb Newport Harbor
views from 602 Kmgs Road $850,000. Open
house 2 to 5 Sat/ Sun. Phone 645-8532-,
631-7624
IJllU IUOl llH,MI
This says FAMILY, 3 Br, 2 unique Baths,
French doors, Paver & glazed tiles +
Karastan, wood & glass country elegance. 2
story, shingles, skylights. stained glass, spa,
even split level treehouse. All in mountain
setting, 1 block to school. La Jolla view.
13% assumable 1st. Will carry paper.
Consider trade. Terms.
21111 UllWI
114/411-2122. 411-2420
SPYGLASS · Reduced to $495,000
for this 5 bdrm, 4 ~ bath Southport Mdl, 2
oozy fireplaces, cul-de-sac st. Vacant, ready
for occupancy.
Open Sun. 1-4 at 5 Twin Lakes Cr.
LA VERA BURNS REAL EST A TE
644-1395 7 60-1468
FORECLOSURE FORCES SALE
Thi~ braullful townhomr has 11 all soaring
ct11hrdral C't'lhnp, 3 1mormoua tx'<lrooma. 21., baths.
reranu<' Ille k1u:hen & baths + t·ustom window and
wall l'UVtmna• Be•l or all lhett'•a II great IUillUIT\dblt.-
loan & wllh $1:1 !)()() down the owner will pruv1de
f1narwtng at ZERO INTERE.ST FOR FIVE YEARS
PrK~ $10.000 below markt'l at $1411,000
113-M71 or 558-7035
WALKER a LEE REAL EST ATE
9032 Adema Ave., Huntington Beach
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
38 BALBOA COVES, N.8 .
BAYFRONT
BOAT 8UP, pmete beech. Lite end chMfy 3 bdrm,
2 bath home. Flrepleoe. ftrtce reduced to SNl,OOOI
CASH TALK8n Or 9200,000 down a ..ti.r Wiii carry
11t T.D.
•BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES*
873-9187 or 875-70SO
PRICE REDUCTION TO $615,000 1
with 2012:1~ cuh dn pymt & buyer arr&fl8ed lat, M!ller
will carry ba1 lnt. rate averagins 12 Yi~ for lat & 2nd
Id'•· u~ qu.a.l.ity. old world ch.arm, llOlid fin.
oak, beama, rock f/p, 3 br incl nwtr, 3ba. f/r, dining.
roof deck. Open Sun 12-4, 21 I Ope.I. Bel Iald
AEGm PROPERTIES· 8&.lboe laland 67:1-4000
AEGIR PROPERTIES • Balboa Island
675-4000
NEW IN OLD CdM
Beaut. circular starlca1e • Brick fireplace -
Oak finiah work -Entertaining "Gourmet
Country" kitchen -2 patios & 3 dec.ka tiles -
Thennal & aolar equip. -Elegant mstr suite.
All for only $~5.000.
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA UON REAL TY
673-5354
MESI VERDE 1120,000
With $57,000 down OR $130,000 with
$32.000 down ' APPRAISED AT $140,000. 4
bdrm. 2 bath, xlnt Cloor plan. nll't' yard
Submit offers Owner Wall Carry
MUST HlLll
Ste", ~kr, (21S) t2l-1001/(21S) Ht-30H
LOWEST PRICED "E" PLAN
IN NORTH BLUFFS
Thi• 3 b9droom, 2Yt bath de1lgner'1 home ~
bMn newly NmocMted giving It • country French
n.vor. Thi• condo h•• meny ementti.. tncludlft9 • Honeywefl eec:urlty •r•tem. 1117,000 et 13.12% In
H1umebfe loen1. Owner ttnenclng 1315,000.
Price: 1315,000
Cont.ct: Phylll1 Gogglo
coi..worthy end Co.
M0-0020 (office), 790-9871 (home)
SURFSIDE COLONY
BEACHFRONT PROPERTY
Last of the private guarded single family
residences. Lovely cust 3 BR, 4 ba. Wood
paneling, stain glass, oak cabinets. Many
extras. ALSO OTHERS AV AIL. Price
range $200,000 to $1 ,000,000.
CENTURY 21
PACIFIC COAST REALTY
JOYCE (213) 592-3156 -594-4851
SACRIFICE SILE!
••• ltlllt 1111 111011 011t••
Want to move? 4100 eq. ft., big house, big
rooms. Luxurious home. Horse property,
hill top view, 4 car garage. See to believe!
Special financing. A MUST SEE SALE!!
, Open House Every Afternoon 26331
Sorrell Place (Off Buckskin)
.IEISEI I CO.
714/lll-OlH, lfttr1H11 111-1101
It's helping protect the rights of home-
owners by becoming politically Involved
in the issues that affect them, and
advising the lawmakers of our interest
and opinions.
Real e1tat• la not Just "thrH bedrooms,
two baths, double garege." Or "18,000
eq. ft, zOMd lndu1trl1I, near railroad
9lcllno."
It's welcoming a new family to town
and helping them feel at home as well
as find a home. It's helping someone
who wants to stllrt a business find the
best location in terms of purpose, place
and price.
It's working with other concerned
citizens in the community to lmpn>ve
the quality of life by helping prevent
vendalism, 1'9Vitalizlng e r\,lndown neigh-
borhood or doing whai.ver elM wt
must.
We're the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF REAL TORS® -an organizttlon
with more than 706,000 members
nationwide. We're real estate profes·
sionala, but our real business Is people.
A publlc servJce of the ........
Claaslfieds 842-6678
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200 FT. t.!EWPORT BA YFRONT
BOAT ON ~H E BAY. PLAY ON THE
OCEAN -Spacious open & sunny all view
home w/ panoramic: decks. on huge prime
Island Point, + docking & prkg galore, +
you own the land, + owner hnancmg, all
for $965.000 Open Sat/Sun 1-5. 4028
Channel Place, Newport Isla nd, N.B
673-0202
* 11 .25% FINANONG•
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Sensational MONAOO 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.
WALKER & LEE REAL ESTATE
2670 San Miguel Or., Newport Beach
759-1501 or 752-7373
sits a home of rare elegance, overlooking
Newport Harbor, a nd twinkling night
lights. Custom appointments and hand
detallin.lt, from the stone exterior cut on the
site to th~ exquisite materials thruout. U
you can afford the finest, this may be the
next home for you.
OPEN TODAY 2-6
7 Muir Beach Circle, CdM
640-6259 975-0303
SHA TZEN REAL TY
RIPE
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Daly PHot ::=...~ oar a•~•a•tin b· work for 1ooat1on wlt•l•tl"G "" Prise W•t S.y b.lylront. 8llp1 for 2 boa ta. 11n0 11 10 w 11 e % ,
ueurna le .,,. i;u Call aooeu. Owner wt I Witt 1'9fT\Odel9d S bdrm, 3 ti.Ith 11.200.000. . 792.0412, WllTIUff ID.VISOR r.f.· ~I prtoe ~H.ooo. • 2:5671 w• /flnanoln.a.. f'ul1 pr1c1 -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Attrao11v. two bedroom. " • 115 OcMn & jetty vlewa. Marine room, ~rm, 3 I ILll llWPT It two ball\ condo. Well for quick bath, 3700 eq.ft. •1.386,000. Oce ront. Cllarmlno 4 "' • large 1n111Qtd tor two 11nai.. 642-5678 l ' cash Nies. Liii llLI .... famlly room. Brick fir.. to buy 10Qetl'91'. ()round -;; placea, country kllotitll't, floor. Priced reduced 711 Yll UN •I ....... 1·1 quiet r11ld1nt11I .,... 110,000. 1128.i.IOO.
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IUtlE 10' llYPROIT llOIE Nearly
new on extra large lot. Views of
Harbor & Linda lsle. Secluded
<.'Ourtyard swim pool. ~ BR, 4+
baths. 6 rooms front on the bay
plus oversize private entrance
guest suite, Jg fam rm w/bar &
dance floor. $2,200.000 incl. land
George Grupe 644-6200 (K55)
LIDO ISLE WITM FllHCllG Cape
Cod custom -2112 yrs new.
Perfection. Bank of America
assumable 1st T .D Bring offers.
$685,000 Call Dona Chl('hester
642-8235 (K57)
"!CUTE UHIHTOI" Beau ti f u I
upgraded "Kl'nsington" with
loft Wood, super carpeting,
stained glass bric k s pa 1n
entry .. you name 1t, this house
has it. Assumable loans + owner
will carry. Priced at $625,000
Darlene Herman 752-1414 (K58)
MIRIOR RlllE Must sell
immediately! Award winning 3
BR Casa Bla n ca mod e l w /
spectacular OC'ean view. Gated
courtyard entry w/spa. Fantastk
terms, submit all offers. $555.000
Belle Partch 644-6200 (K59)
Wlll All con •• SHllECUFF A
fa ntastic family home w/lots of
charm featuring 3 BR. fam rm
with an extensive US{' of used
brick & wood. This split level
t·ustom h omC' has a separatf'
master suite w/occ>an view .
$495,000 incl la nd . S haron
Smith 644-6200 (K60)
ElTllAOHIHllY 5 H POllTOFIH
HOllE Don"t mISS lhis beautiful
customized 5 BR Portofino!
French doors, wood ceiling in
kitchen, brass fixtures upgraded
bathrooms . Must see to
appreciate! Shows like a model.
$450,000 Gisela Jenkins
551-8700 (K61)
SIX COHOS II COSTA llESA W}Jat a
buy! AJI 3 BR, 2V2 bath. tlon't
miss these great brand new
condos in Costa Mesa! Seller
very flexible and wiU help with
. financing. Low down at't-eptable.
Priced from $134,900 to $144 ,1100
on Orange Avenue Gisela
Jenkins 551-8700 1K62)
IHTLH II TME TREES Beautiful
lot'ation opening onto the park
Contemporary plan in Turtle
Rock Campus View -2 BR plus
den -You'll love the open
feeling & hardwood floors.
Financing is good. too. $179,900.
Pat Aden 855-4343 (K63)
YAC&TIOI &LL YEAR LOH This
beautiful Woodbridgt· '2 BR. 2
BA + den home is situated on
the lake separated only by a
screne greenbelt. Unobstructed
view of the lake and foothills.
Walk· to adjacent beach club.
Seller will l'Onside r reasonable
down. High assumable loan.
Vat'ant for q ui ck summer
' oc:cupancy. Offered at $265,000
Ask for Marv Welsh 855-4343
(Kf:i4) -
YIEW-YIEW·YIEW Lovely 3 BR,
fam rm, 2 fire places. Jacuzzi.
Immal'ulate "Fantastic
Financing"! available. $425,000
Berit Mitchell 642-8235 (K65)
SWHPIH YIEW IF CITY LIHTS
Turtle Rock President Home
w/4 BR & Cam rm, formal dining
+ breakfast nook, totally new
interior w /neutral colors, cent.
air, 3 car garage. Pool size yard.
30 year fixed int. assumable
loan . Call now for details,
$360,000. Dorothy Lewis
752-1414 (K66)
llHI YElllE -POOL Create your
dream home! It's all here TLC &
imagination. 4 BR~ pool, spa. The
liat goes on. A.aswnable loans,
own er may hel p finance .
$259,000. Barbara Callih an
642-8235.
IEIT IF IALllA ISUll Just steps
away from the S. Bayfronl is
this charming sing. fam. home
w /rental un it above garage.
Pride of ownership, glistens
throughout. Gives this home
appeal galore. Used brick facade
exterior. bay window, spa &
ideal location. Attractive
financing too. $639,000 Lorraine
Jack.son 551-8700 (K69)
.... ...... UY W1W1. Large
prime lrvtne Terrace location.
M int cotlditlon wllh 1unaet
vtewa from 3 rooms. & tbeltered
pool. Euy to expend. 4 Br, 2~
ba\ba. Owner will carry large lat
trust deed. $675,000 lncluding
land. o.or,e Grupe &t4-62001
Prinw ~o Nord bayfront. & bdnn, 61,\ bath. own.r Wiii carry 10 tJ.'· ~~~·~11~·~11!!00~!!!~I Lee L.R .• 3 boat 1llpa tuoo,ooo. M&.Llll Piii f II FODECL"'••o
RfS10£NTIAI Rf Al FSIAlf St!RVICES
OPEi SUIDAY 1 ·I
.1111111 OIUI lll0,000
Best buy ln this guard ga\ed
community. Upgraded 2 BR & den,
plush car pets, decora\or wall
coverings, central air & gorgeoua
quarry tile pati06. Lush greenbel'8,
tennis & pools included.
See this at 14 WHITEWATER
LIDO ISLE $141,000
Trad1 tional, elegan t & spacious
describes this lovely 4 BR 3 ~ BA
home featuring oak floors, lead
glass. FR doors & extensive use of
used brick. Sunny south patio on
extra wide lot. Owner assisted
financing.
See this at 133 UNDINE 1-5
118 CHYH Sl,311,000
Panoramic view of golf course plus
charming 4 BR. Fam Rm home.
Totally "re-created" with FR & DR
skylights, crown moldings & 3
Frpls. Designed by Canterbury
lnt.t.'nors. Owner financing.
See this at 18 CHERRY HILLS
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
f<emodeled 3 bdrm. 2 b.lt.h + tarce rec. rm. ~am celUnp, furni1hed, patioe. $420,000.
Liii& llLE llYFllllT
Laaoon view from 6 bdrm, 5 bath, p!Ayroom.
darlt rm, den, Boat lllp. Now $1,000,000.
IAYllDE COYE
Spectacular bayfront view 2 br, 2 be up; 2 br,
2 ba dn. 2 boat 1llp1 $1,800.000
COllOlllO CAYS
Coronado Island cUJL bay!ront lot. 85' boat
dock. Plana avail. Red. $370,000 w/terms.
ILIFFS c•o
Single story end unit, expanded, upgraded 3
br, 3 ba on largeet green~lt. f250,000.
Pllll UID
3 bdrma, 2 '12 baths <.'Ondo near pool. $145,000
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
J•l l Boy\1dt· Q,,vt-N B 67~ 6161
WINNER OF 2 Garden Grove Home B11utlful
Award•. 3 Br. lge lam rm,
Only $110.500. 963·2404 Agt.
OOIDOS I
We heve av1llable con·
do• from $89.000 to
$239,000 Call now tor I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil m o r e I n f or m a II o n . 797.5370 LUIUllY
OOUIVIEW
PEITIIDUIE
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Juat completed. Over-6 month n-condo. n/SC looklng Dana Pt. Harbor. Plaza. no quallfylng. 2 Br.
34331 Street of The 2 Ba. 2 car, upgraded
Green Lantern. Opn Fri/ w/com pool & spa. A&·
S • t I S u n 1 2 -5 . sum loan, amort 30 year
$1 ,080,000. 661 -3502. due In 4',.\. S 15.000
In. onl . down OWC 2nd. $140,
•--------• 000. Agt 644-9489 att 5.
Turn to today's classified A I wa ys a s a I e In for the best buys. classilled-read the ads
642·5878 every day 642-5676
3 Br, 2 be. Prlcl rldl.IC9d " """"' 15,000 to 1114,500. FROPERTIES
Orlw by 283 11anover. "INVESTORS"
\,OWlll Pflcl In ar11. W1 now h•v• 88 fort· MC.a10 clolld proper11• 1t•tld for lm~lat1 Hie. Price
rang1 lrom 120,000
(land) to $525,000. Great
financing 1v1ll1b1e with
low down. Hurry, c'111
now for appt. lo review
our conlldentlal ll et.
Coldwell B1nktr·FEO.
552·2000
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•• IEIT unu DOYEll •• • II Ill OAIYOI e
• PlllllHE LOOITIH faces 2nd •
• and 3rd fairways + largest lake •
of beautiful Big Canyon Golf e Course. Gated & guarded e e security.• •
• IOT IO unu, llUUY -this • e expanded end unit Deane e
• Home features approximately •
1900 sq.ft., a 26'x17' living e room with 10' ceilings, 2 king e
• ~!:u~~~~~o~e~~S:~;~~e ;ft~~ • e with white brick + upgrades e e galore! •
• HTSTAHIH FIHHIH-11~ • e llWL $483,000 assumable at e
• effect rate, 11.H~. •
• llATIHE HOWlll SAT/HI 1·1 or •
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many wlndows, airy, spacious 4 Bd.m
home, large master Bdrm suite witt
fireplace, 3 sundecka, a cheerful & quie
place to live. Owner wlU help finance
$595,000. A Hating pf Marilyn Rousselot
0,.1 111. 1·1 ••• G lalNI a., ...
PRIOEI llllT tll II IHIFIELI -3 Bdrms
2 'h baths and immaculate. Qualit)
decor, air con<!. Private patio and
financing under 12%. Priced below much
of the competition at $149,500. A Uatln@
of Nancy Laux-Nychay. l•t1 l11 1·1 ••1 2 l•ll111t111t.
llllll GAUL/FRIE Ill CLEAi -Cute and
clean, 3 Bdrm on the water with dock for
2 boats. Owner will finance, priced at
MAI appraisal, $575,000. A listing of the
Bolands. 0••• SH 1·1 ••• %10 .... , 0 .. 11.
HlllOllE llOllE Plll lTTUOTIYE APT. -3
Bdrm ''Townhouse lype" with sunny
kitchen and courtyard patio. Over huge
garage is a spacious l Bdrm apt. Tree
lined COM street. 10% loans available
with $1 50,000 down. Realistic at
$449.500. A listing of Marilyn Hodges.
1,.1 S.1 1-1 ,., 411 lelletr.,..
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Current Saleable Solutiom _lQ_
Tranaactiom Last 30 Dav• _1!
Volume Lut 30 Daya 3.lmil .
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 Eaet Coul Highway. Corona del Mar
~~,2~s1c~t~!th'!'~!~ ~
in the Laguna Beach Office ''
presenting:
BEACH PROPERTIES FROM LAGUNA TO DANA POINT
views • private communities • good financing
• On most of these homes you own the land!!
PAIVA TE COMMUNITY M TitR!E ARCH BAY
Complelety redone 3 bedroom ocean
view home wllti private beach, tennis
and recreation. Plana fOf eeoond story
Included, large lot plua $250.000
assumable.
'351,000
JUST REDUCED BY 9200.000I
Thia brand new wood and glass home
With pool and J$CUZZI off«• creative
terms, gorgeous ocean views. 4
bedrooms. 4 bath9, plu1 auumable
and seller nnanclng.
SISM,000
THRU ARCH BAY
TRAombNAL
Fabulous ocean views, a country
kitchen an d excellent financing
hlgtillgtit ttila Pflvate community tiome
With use of private beach, gat9<11uards
and tennla.
1449,000
EMERALD RIDGE ELEGANCE
Former model home with Jacuzzi,
beautlfvl landaeaplng, nexlble terms, 3
large bedrooms. 2'h baths ,
gate-guards. Bring In an otferl
1318,000
SELLER WIU ARRANGE
FINANCING
Thia gorgeous new redwood and glass
home with 4 bedrooms and 4 baths has
a pool, Jacuzzl, custom cabinets end
Myatlc Hiiia location. SelleB !lex.Ible.
tMS,000
NORTH LAGUNA CHARMER
Walk to the town or beaCh rrom this 2
bedroom. 2 bath home on a large
corner lot with ocean view deck.
1241.500
JUST 10% DOWN,
MOVES YOU IHI
This entertainer's delight with $289,000
In assumable financing Is localed in
prestigious Porlollna. Home enjoys
ocean views, 3 bedrooms. 3 baths and
recent price reduction
-
'359,000
OORQEOU8 HOME
IN THE FOOTHIU8
$98,835 assum able at 12.75% plus
large country kitchen. 2 large
bedrooms. upgrades and mountain
vleWa make this home an unbeatable
buy. Shows well. t112.000
OCEAN Yl£W MOBILE HOME
Luxury llvlng Is youra with thla easy care
home wlll\ use ol beech, pool and
tennis. Grounds are fabulous.
945.000
JUDY BLOSSOM
THREE ARCH BAY
PRICED RIGHTI
Absolutely charming 3 bedroom pt"lvate
community home wllti J acuzzi.
hardwood floors. huge lamlly room,
ocean views and beacti closeby.
$338,500
f:AMIL Y HOME WITH
FOUR BEDAOOM81
Move In now to this charmer wllti
wonderful views, large yard, doll house
features and soper motivated sellers.
S141.500
vou·u LOVE
UPP!R WOODS COVEi
Wood and glau plus ocean views
hlghllght ttila 3 bedroom contemporary
home with large decks, a front patio.
large yard and = financing. . 000
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terme .-,ct WC>rlderful meeter eult1. "70,ooo
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charmer hu fle1db~ terl'N, hardwood
floora, b••m•d celllng1, country
kltoti.n. Try• trade on thle 3 bedroom
home With d.n and Wine oellar. --
Thia wood and gtaa 2 bedroom, 2 bath
home , .. turH • deck, lug• yard, llrepleoe, ~ view 1nd U*Jmable
flnenclng.
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497-3331 .
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HOU81!8 FOR &ALI!
1 llOROOM
314 S4t" St, Bal Penln, NI
159·1501 $185,000 Sun 1..S
IUDROOM
2915 RounNVel T.,,IOe, Laguna 8Mah
494.,..748 $210,000 SaVSun 10-5
700 Lido Park Dr. No. 1, Npt. Bch
875-7383 $67,500 Sun 11.5
222 Mar~otd, Corona del Mar
831-7300 $340,000 Sun 1-5
2308 CllH, (Nwpt Hgta) NB
1542-6200 $397 ,500 Sun 1-6
40 Canyon Island, (B~ Cyn) NB
~2-5200 $219,000 Sat/Sun 2-6
452 Morning Canyon, Corona del Mar
87~5354 $269,500 Sun 1-5
2 llR plue FAM RM or DIN
3 Rue Fontelnebleau, (Big Cyn) Npt Bch
769-9100 $415,000 Sun 1-5
* 19 Curl Dr, Jasmine Crk, vu, CdM
640-1515 $438,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
4521 Tremont, Cameo Shores, CdM
6<$4-9080 $495,000 Sun 1-5
2721 Bayahore Or, Bayshores, NB
64•-9060 $510,000 Fee Sun 2-5
1824 Port Stirling Pl, Newport Bch
648-7171 $214,000 Sun 1-5
#9 Aue VIiiata (Big Cyn) NB
760-8617 $575,000 Sun 1-5
14 Whitewater (Jamn Crk) CdM
644-9080 $290,000 Sun 1-5
3 Rue Fontainebleau, (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
759-9100 $415,000 Sun 1-5
**633 Udo P~ Dr (F2) Lido Vig, NB
760-1900 $495,000 Open Sunday 2-5
#3 Barrier Reef (Jamn Crtc) NB
675-5511 $350,000 Sun 1-5
41 Canyon taland, (Big Cyn) NB
831-1400 $295,000 Sun 1-5
209-215 19th St, Newport Beach .
831-1400 $319,000 Sun 1-5
1577 E. Ocean, BalbOa Penln P1, NB
831-1400 $3-44,500 Sun 1-5
117 Marine Ave, Balboa Island
831-1400 $254,000
3 BEDROOM
Sun 1-S
-4832 River Ave. Lido Sands. Npt Bch
675-2399 $187,000 Sat/Sun 1-'*
29-412 Kensington, Laguna Niguel
831-8-«0 $175,000 Sat 2-5
•3210 Colorado Pl, (Mesa Verde) CM
559-9400 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1016 Dover Drive, Westcilff, NB
831-7300 $255,000 Sun 1--5
*204 EbOll, Udo Isle, NB
673-7300 $595,500 Sat/Sun 2-5
113 Via Ravenna. Udo Isle, NB
873-7300 $349,500 Sun 11-1
1-i 11 Court St, Bal Penln, NB
673-7300 $399,000 Sun 1-5
11 Rue Marseille, Big Cyn, NB
64-4-9060 .,$450,000 Sun 1-5
535 Hazel Dr. Corona del Mar
673-8494 $335,000 Sun 1-5
**21 Beacon Bay, (Beacon Bay) NB
675-6000 $695,000 SatJSun 1-5
1838 Por1 Charles Pl, Newport Bch
648-7171 $189,500 Sun 1-5
13 Canyon Island, (Big Cyn) NB
676-4)00() $320,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2662 Crestview, (Bayshores) NB
675-6000 $335,000 UH Sat/Sun 1-5
466 Westminster, Newport Beach
648-7171 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1614 Santanefla Terr, Corona del Mar
648-7171 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1901 Yacht Marla, Newport Beach
648-7171 $355,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
305 Iris, Corona def Mar
67~5354 $355,000 Sun 1-5
114 Via Cordova, Lido Isle, NB
673-9060 $395,000 Sun 1-5
**3<4115 Ooeen Bfvd, Corona del Mar
760-1900 $1.250,000 Sun 2-5
307 Sapphire, Balboa Island
67~5291 $365,000 Sun 1-5
120 ShorecilH, CdM
64-4-6200 $495,000 &m 1-5
20241 Johnson Ave, Hunt Ben
675-1771 $117,500 Sun 10-3
1198 Augusta, Costa Mesa
548-2313 $129,900 Sun 1-5
314 Marigold, CdM
831-1400 $869,000 Sun 1-5
I 911 plue FAM RM or DD
62 Drak• Bay, (Spygls) NB
644-7020 $4~5.000 Sun 1 ....
1515 Cumbertan~1 (Wt111cllff) NB
54().1151 $2.40,000 Sun 12_. . .
18871 Eunice, TUltJn
960·1980 $206,000 Sun 1·6
'*52 Broadway, (E/Slde) CM
Me-3389 $197,500 Sun 1-15
* 1130 PembrOk• Lant, NB
642-8235 $289,000 Sun 2-5
878 Pr-'dlo, Mtea del Mar, CM
759-1501 $132,900 Sun 1-5
1718 Port Weatbou,,,. Pl, HV Homea, NB
759-1501 $223,950 Sun 1-15
DIRECTORY
1511 Klnga Rd, CllHhaven, NB
831-1400 $599,000 Sun 1·5
•20101 McKinley, Huntington Bch
983-8787 $189,000 Sun 1-5
*3485 Fuchala (Grnbrk) C.M. 54~2313 $165.~ Sun 2:30-5
802 King• Ad, Newport Beech
1545-8532 $850,000 Sun 3-7
* 1974 Port Lockalelgh, (Hrbr· View) NB
8«-2573 $248,000 Sun 1-6
16 Southern Wood, Turtlerock, Irvine
857-2121 Sunday 1-5
**38 Balboa Coves. Newport Beach
875-7060 $569,000 Sun 1-5
1903 Yacht Colina, Newport Beach
644-1017 $485,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
2537 BamboOJ. Npt Bch
64'4-7020 •259,000
1905 Yacht Aesotute, Seavlew, NB
Sat 1-5
759-0619 Sunday 1-5
•2320 LaUnda Pl, (Back Bay) NB
549-1400 $239,950 Sat/Sun 1-5
1118 Somerset Lane, Westcflff, NB
831-7300 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1211 Klnga Road, Cliff Haven, NB
831-7300 $395,000 Sun 1-5
1837 Commodore Road, Bay(:rest, NB
831-7300 $299.000 Sun 1--5
1301 Dolphin Terrace, Irvine Terrace, NB
831-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1939 Port Bristol Circle, Harbor View
Homes. NB
831-7300 $288,500 Sun 1-5
140 Jasmine Creek, (Jasmn Ck) CdM
675-6000 $355,000 Sun 1-5
2011 Paloma Drive, (Eastalde) CM
648-9498 $199,500 Sat, Sun 1-5
224 Via Genoa, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $675,000 Sat 1-4; Sun 2-6
870 Sandcastle, HV Hiiis. CdM
844-9060 $312,000 UH Sat/Sun 1-5
25 Ruatllng $Ind, Trtlrk, Irvine
769-1501 $269,500 Sat 12-'*; Sun 1-5
1218 Key West, HV Hiiia, CdM
844--4910 $379,500 Fee Open Sun 1-5
870 Sandcastle, Cor:>na del Mar
844-9060 $312,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1901 Galatea, (Irv Terr) CdM
873-7761 $796,000 Fee Sun 1-5
2029 Por1 CardlH, (HVHms) NB
67~7781 $199,000 Sun 1-5
1807 Comefl. (Westcllff) NB
1542-5200 $289,!500 Sun 1-5
321 Kings Ad, Cllff Haven, NB
673-7300 $682,500 Sun 1-5
#2 Shoal Dr. (Jsmn Crk) CdM
760-1900 $369,500 Sat 2-5
1907 Chubuco, Irv Terrace, CdM
844-7211 $195,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5
*1472 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores. NB
842-251C\ $739,000 F'8 Sat/Sun 1-5
2811 Clrcte Or, Bayshoree, NB
645-6218 $299.500 UH Sun 1-4
4 BEDROOM
* 1700 Oahu Place, Coata Mesa
751--0401 Open Sat/Sun 12-5
**45 Balboa Coves, (Coves) NB
675-6000 $595.000 Sun 1-5
780 Via Lido Soud, Lido Ille, NB
673-9060 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2211 Waterlront. CdM
1542-8235 $495,000 Sun 1-5
2211 Waterlront, CdM
642-8235 $1,800/mo. Sun 1-5
4931 Loriann, Calif Homes, Irvine
759-1 501 $142,500 Sun 1-4
2182 National, Costa Mesa
979-2390 $134,900 Sat 1-5
2421 Francleco, Newport Bch
548-2313 $292.000 Sun 1-<$
**2804 Oceanfront, Newport ~ach
831-1400 $685,000 un 1-5
3113 ~Itta. MeM Vetd•, CM
213/927-8001 $120,000 Sun 1_.
I
4 IR plue FAM RM or DEN * l 132 Ebbtlde, H.,bor Vi.w t-ftlls, NB
180-1900 M95,000 OC*I SUf\deV 2·15
11 San $ebQtlan, Harbor Ridge, NB
780-1900 $1,800,000 Sun 2-!I
8282 Leeont• Ot, HB
645-9181 a110,eoo sun 1--4
**&.42 HarbOt 18' Or, (Prom Bay) Npt Bch
75M100 11,400,000 8un 1-.5
1031 CMy9nne St, Coate M ...
8157-8880 t149,000 Sun i·!I
2!115 WlndCMH' Dr, HV Hiiia
......a200 *4&8,500
... *1779 PeNY, (M919 Ver~ CM
848-0303 *350,000
' 2705 Cetdtnll.1. (MMe Verde) CM
Ml-43GI •118,800
1SM ~ Ocilte .._
649-811 ..• 141,IOO ,
3058 Johnaon Coat• Meu 64~2313 S1-49,000 Sun 1-4
*2127 Indian Springs, (BacJ< Bay) NB
831-1400 $579,500 Sun 1-5
**542 Harbor Isl Or, (Prom Bay) Nwpt Bch
759-9100 11.400,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
114 Via Eneueno, (Mariner• Pt) San Clem
769-8100 $875,000 Sat 1-5
2000 Port ChelNa Pl, HVH, Nwpt Bch
875-2373 $289,000 Fee Sun 1-5
*31815 Bermuda, (Mesa Verde) CM
631-1266 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**25 Warmaprlnqs, (Wdbr~) Irv
751-3191 $339,950 Sun 1-5
* 1878 Maul Circle, Costa Mesa
751-3191 $395,000 Sun 1-5
2000 Port Chelsea Pl (Hrbr Vu Hm) NB
675-2373 $289,000 Fee Sun 1-5
*910 Nottingham Ad (Ovr Shrs) NB
675-6000 $299,000 Sun 1-5
**319 Morningstar, Dover Shores, N~
a«-9080 $1, 195,000 Fee Sun 1:30-5
210 Via San Remo. (Lido) NB
675-3048/673-2556 Sat/Sun 1-5
1255 Somer.et, (By(:rst) NB
395,000 Sun 1-5
* 1724 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores, NB
831-7300 $475,000 Sun 1-5
1530 Anita Lane, Harbor Hlghla11ds, NB
831-7300 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1624 Antigua Way, Dover Shores, NB
831-7300 $550,000 Sun 1-5
*5 Colonial, Northwood. lrvlne
831-7300 $253,500 Sun 1-5
131 Via Undlne, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $539,750 Sun 1-5
*1715 Galatea, Irv Terr, CdM
644-9060 $465,000 Sun 1-5
1251 Surfllne Way, HV Hiiis, CdM
~910 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
124 Port Weybridge Pl, HV Homes, NB
759-1501 $279,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
133 Via Undlne, Lido llMI, NB
644-9060
19122 Biddle Or, Trtlrk, Irvine
Sun 1-5
759-1501 $212,000 Sa1/Sun 1-5
1.-Burning Tree Rd, (BIO Cyn) NB
6«--4910 $695,000 Fee Sat/Sun 1-5
1007 Tiiier Way, HV Hiiis, CdM
644-9060 $349,000 Sun 1-5
877 Sandcastle Dr. HV Hiiis. CdM
6«-9080 $395,000 Sun 1-5
* 1840 Tradewtnds, Baycreat, NB
644-9080 $375,000 Sun 1-5
**1415 E. Bay, Bal Penln, NB
644-9060 $1,600,000 Sun 1-5
18971 Antioch, Turtlerook, Irvine
541-5032 $200,000 Sat/Sun 12-3
2706 LlghthouM Ln, (HVHls) CdM
675-8000 $429,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3202 Delaware Place, Mesa Verde. CM
545-9258 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
3-480 San Rafael, Costa Mesa
540-9113 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1112 Wea1cllH, (WMtcllff) NB
642-5200 $255,000
222 Via Koron, (Udo tale) NB
642-5200 $839,500
2021 Port Bristo! Clrcfe, NB
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
780-1290 $347,000 Sat/Sun 12-'*
*4826 Roxbury, Cameo Shra. CdM
675-5930 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2412 Cllff Dr, Newport Helgh1a, NB
645-7189 $589,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, NB
548-5647 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 BEDROOM
**4028 Channel Pl, Nwpt Island, NB
873-0202 $965,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**824 W. Bay, Balboa Penln P1, NB
831-1400 $1,350,000 Sun 1-5
2591 Bayahores Dr, Bayahores, NB
831-1400 $725,000 Sun 1-5
#5 Twin Lake Circle (Spyglaaa) CdM
644-1395 $.495,000 ' Sun ,_.
226 Poppy, Corona del Mar ~ '595,000 Sun 2-5
1808 Galaxy Or, Newport 9tach
831-3550 $849,900 Sun 1-5
**70I Via Udo Nord, Udo Isle, NB
875-8181 t1,500,000 Sun 1-5
1 Mplut FAM Ml er DIN
*26411 Chapparal, (~ Gall) Laguna
Hlllt
7159-9100 t1.eoo.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5
•12 Traf~, (Hrt>r RdO) NB
87&-ee70 *2.5 mlfflOn SaVSun 1-.5
•:;3~~ rm.Mo~ Cyn, NB8un 1-S
**1008 W. Bay, Bal Penln, NB
844•9080 $950,000 Sun 2·15
6 Point Loma, (Spyglaa•) CdM
8715-eooo $&25,000 8at/8un 1-6
I
*45 Royal St. George (Bg Cyn) NB
644-7388 $895,000 Sun 12-5
*26411 Chapparal, (Nellle Gall) Laguna
Hiiie
759-9100 $1 ,600,000 Sun 1-5
•35 Rldgellne Or, Harbor Ridge, NB
760-1900 $2,650,000 Sun 2-8
1818 Tanager. Costa Mesa
546·2313 $280.000
333 Poppy, Corona del Mar
831-1400 $599.000
Sun 1_.
Sun 1-5
I BR plue ,AM RM or Dl!N
32 Mlulon Bay Drive, Sp9g1ua. CdM
760-1900 $816,000 Open Sat 2-5
938 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, NB
644-9060 $850.000 Sun 1-5
* 18'*8 Newport Hiiis Dr Eaat, NB
844-8725 Open Dally 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM
•300 Cagney Ln # 107, Versailles, NB
831-2918 $120,000 Open Sun 11-8
2 BEDROOM
*# 104 220 Nice Lane, VIiia Balboa, NB
213/592-2677 $184,000 Sun 1-5
100 Scholz Plaza PH 10, Versailles, NB
631-7300 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1640 I) Iowa, Cotta Mesa
6'*6-7171 $9,900 Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
685 Vista Bonita, The Bluffs, NB
631-7300 $229,000 Sun 1-5
* 10178 Durango River Crt, Ftn Valley
675-1771 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
#7 Sur1slde Crt, (Npt Terr) NB
751-3191 $131,000 Sun 1-5
*2428 Vista Hogar, Bluffs, NB
673-7300 $137,950 Sun 1-5
3 BR plue DEN
7 Rue Vlllara. (Bg Cyn) Nwpt Bch
759-9100 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 2642 Vista Ornada, (Bluffs) Npt Bch
759-9100 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2645 Vista Ornada, Npt Bch
640-0020 $315,000 Sun 1-5
*2642 Vista Ornada, (Blutts) Npt Bch
759-9100 $229.500 Sun 1-5
7 Rue Vlllars. (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
759-9100 $725,000 Sun 1-5
• BEDR002 10216 Black River Ct. Ftn Vly
963-6767 $135,500 Sun 1-6
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
1095 Sea Terrace, (Seablf) CM
645-0303 S 144,900 Sun ,_.
2 BR plue DEN
*#8 Baruna Crt, (Npt Crst) NB
751-3191 $239,000 Sun 1-5
3 BR plue DEN
816 Marigold, Corona del Mar
875-5511 $370,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
335 Bordeaux, Nwpt Riviera, CM
645--0303 $129,900 Sun 1-5
4 BR plu• ,AM RM or DEN
*4355 Sandburg, (Uni Pk-VIII 2) Irv
857-2040 $137,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
1 BR plue FAM RM or DEN
300 E. Coast Hwy Unit 113. N.B.
675-3347 $80,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
3 BR plue 2 Bft
408 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
631-1400 $272,000 Sun 1-5
4 llR plue 3 BR
**506 E. Oceanfront, Bal Penln, NB
673-7300 $525,000 Sun 12-5
15 BR plu• 3 llR
509 Acacia, (Ocean side of Hwy) CdM
6•6-7048 $440,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
BAYFRONT LOT
FOR SALE
**'ooe w. Bay, Bal Pentn, NB
844-9080 $850,000 Sun 2-5
HOUSE FOR I.EASE
18'tDIUePAMMlorDO
1730 Port tsarmoutn, HV Hom.. NB
759-1501 $1200/mo Sat/Sun 1-5
4...,,.00M ••100 Via Lido Nord, (Lido 1 ... l NI
842-5200 $2800 mo. Sun 1·5
BIG CANYON'S
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ONLY $695,000
1 This is not the usual rundown hard lived
' house. but an immaculate home which
will please the most fastidious. We
• :annot find any other separate home in
Big Canyon for less than $200,000
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14 Burning Tree Road
OPEi SAT. I SUI. 1-&
BHUutuJ ltv1ne Terr. Home. 4 BR ·
2 IA BA. tde•l ln(loor/outdoor
•ntertaln.lna ovvl.ooJdni larp pool.
708 K~'l'hanp Dr, ~l'ON d•l Mat
ON GREENBELT • 103
DOWN
Lueh tropical landecaplng
su rround s t his 3 bdr m
Northwood manor. Ultimate $376,000
Open Kouae &at/Sun 1-6 privacy, tu ck ed away ln
cul-de-sac locale. Park with u.aa ,.,.. aw.n .. uy llYlll 111·1l08 park grounds as your back
yard . Exc ept i onal 10%
fin ancing. Just listed. Call Rob,
Agent.
THE REAL
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BLUFFS * EASTBLUFF ::-::.::.:.. '*:..! AnuoTIYI ~pectacuJar 4 bdrm, fam rm. 2 fireplaces f•ltJ r•. Wllh tf z ITllf
FOil SAU IY OWIH -IOW Ull,000
lttlttful 1111 Ver•• Nea t -2 l ftrJ Lusk l level home. Oversli.e lot with 11111 •rl11 11Httr +MOOERN APT.
large poal. Only $339,000. l&lllU Tll 1arlt11 lltt tkJHt ~l~ne;l:U:!6n~:C1~ 4 bedf room, 3 bat~. Approximately 2800 ·
Ull. ~ appt. rte••· 11' •11lttl Savel$$. sq t. Fen<.·ed an front yard has
IDT llY. Lovely 2000 sq. ft. 3 bdrm, 2t,.\ otlll .... tell · tlMn, alll IULn customized pool, spa, landscaping. and
baths. fam. rm., wide~ greenbelt, near Hetp tfft•IHt sllar {111) •H HOI lovely back yard with fruit trees.
pool. Only $249,000. llOLlllU Tll WI. lttt nter ~·1 11· ~-~~· ~~~
Will lease option. By appt. 111"'4 ltlfel 111t1. C.tn1 Iii #It JIU 2111 ltnl11 Ctrtlt tflll 1-1 flt...._ '9nlt lfftr· •••••••••••••••••••••• loo .. IL. /I • •FULL OCEAN VU• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ nlJI, • • 1114 IJlt,llO •• If lll0,000. 111 13.5% loan Jumlne Cr t-::~: ~!·1!~ ~':,..... :::::: :::-: NIWPORT Ow;;.~~ .. ~~1515 f!!!!'. ... ~~L'!!! .. !.~~~I f!!lt.l!!~ ...... !.~~1
2001 hla, I tH, 1 lfftl 1111,IOO MAL'IORS With 3 Br. 1'4 Ba, frplc llY111 TIHAOI FIXER
HELEN B. DOWD H~=~·· By Own«. &48-8648 1111,000
t71·H11 l•••H TtlF T-. tnl IAT7111 1-t $98,000
Otll tlt-IOH
842-4253
TRY $60,000 DOWN
PRESTIGIOUS TllTLEROCK
Award Winning Model -2 Story
3 Bdrm 2 'h Ba. Family Rm Den
Effective Interest 13.3%
Call for Details
Adrienne -Centug 21 857-2121
(ltclrhJ late 1HF4fd trta. 0111 144-4110
ter ,.,.111111 t• "'" >· I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
IULTHS, Ill, '44-0114 Hom.+Gu.t1+lncome 1101 Olllltltot Eaet1lda Cotta MeH,
10 OIWFYIU ~~; ~~~ ~~::'c~ FIRST TIME OFFEREO: $27,000 under aiipralMI. IUOI UVlll Fn llLY l4l,t001
It Fdtrll Le1ler Spotlela Vacant Ouplex Thia neat 3BR 2b• with Owner desperate. Hurry lmmac 2Br Mobile home in adult
1011 UH,000 -VIEW FllE£
• F.arthtones throughout. 4 br, 2 'h ba,
famil rm, dining rm. 2,378 sq.ft. View of
' Pavilion, nite lites & Catalina.
1211 SlltFLllE, Cll SAT/SH 1·1
bllll VIEW MILLS -lllE Hiii
Quiet. park-like setting. Rm for paddle
tennis and pool. Great for orchard. Cul
de sac st. 3 bdrms. fam rm $379,500.
1211 HY WEST, Cll O'EI SUI 1·1
2 ILOCIS TO llEWPOllT llllH
Charming 4 Br. & large family room. 2
brick fireplaces, country kitchen, quiet
residential area in m odern tract by
Buccola. 10% dn. Owner will carry 10
yrs.
VIEW -IEW H IUHn -5'YIUSS
Two Story Nantuc k et 5 Br with
beautiful Sunset pool lined with 14,000
red bricks. Tastefully decorated
througho ut with wallpapers and
shutters. Shows like a model home!
Many upgrades. Seller will finance.
Submit down. $760,000 incl. land.
WESLEY I . TAYLOR CO., llULTOH
; 21 11 s.. Jta••i• 111111 "' .. • ltWHllT OEITIR, I.I. 144-4110
IEWPORT IEST IUYS
PllESEml IY
SUZAllE SMULEll
IEW 01 TH llllln -Absolutely
mode l perfec t M cClain Big
Canyon tw o bedroom
townhome. Dramatic step-down
living room adjoins enclosed
garden patio. It's formal dining
room with mirrored ceiling
entertains guests grandly .
Excellent financing. Security
gated. community pool. spa and
tennis. This unit won't last ~
$205,000.
SEUEii DESPIUTE -The price of
this delightful three bedroom
West.cliff area pool home reflects
seller's uq~ency to sel l.
Magnificent pool and patio area
superb for entertaining. Seller
will conside r l ease/option
purchase. Priced to sell fast q
$235,000
PlltlltLl PlllT OIAllll
Fantastic first home or builder's
delight. Immaculate three
bedroom cottage on excellent
corner lot location . Priced at
land value. Move in now and
build Of\ later. One block to
beaches, parks and harbor.
Prime location @ $325,000.
142-1211
111-14'1
Clualfled Ada, your one-'Flnd what you want In
1109 lhOpplng center. Oally Ptlot CluallledS.
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Stop by one of our well-located
offlcH •nd let'• dl•CUH re•I
ettatel We have • varied
Hlectlon of home•, condOI •nd
Income property to flt your
need a.
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 PM
1511 Klnga Rd, Cllffhawen ····-·· ... .000
2511 lleyahorM Or, .. -··-·-.. ··•· 1725,000
2ICM W. Oceenfronl --·----.000 314 Mer19oid, CdM ........ _._, ........ 000
208/215 tth 81 ··--·····-.. ·•• From '311,000
41 Cenron lat, Big Cyn --··-· taS.000 1577 E. Oceen, Pen Pt ................ IM4,IOO
40I PolnMttla, CdM .................... t:zn,000
2127 lndlan 8ptlnga, NB ·--Sl19.S00
117 Mertne Ave, B.t. ·--··-··· '254,000 l2A W. Bay, '9nlnaule ···--·-.. $1,JS0,000 m Poppy, Corona def Mer .... _ Ntt.000
Mobf .. hm, nr. wtr. --·-from $39,000 condo 1 b9d ........... --..... -....... -m ,soo
Newport 3 b9c1 ·-·-·-··--·-·-$131,IOO ...... IMecb 3 b9d 1225.000
Baphone 3 b9d ------·· 1325,000
8alboe la. Duplex ·-····-·---····--l3IO,ooo Cofone def Mer duplex ·--·--t:272.,900 '9nlnaule Duplex ................. _ •• 8271.SOO
On Weier w/dock ---·---··· SotN.000
Vu, 3 b9d + ··-··-·-----SSlt.000
Lido le .. 4 bed. + ·--·--·--.... ,800 .. ,... COY9 condo ms.ooo
OcMnfronl Cepe Cod lllO,GOO
BQtronl w/dock .. -··-'1,200,000
Uncle..,_ I b9d --'1.-.000 ltwJMute a.,tront . '1,780,G00
Moille Home hrll 11.-.000
Linde ..... I b9d -Fee 12.?IO,OOO
Tennie Ct. + home, new ---'2,I00,000
11 unlta, Coete ..... ---...... ,000
WA TE.R .. RONl HOM~°"· I'\<
II~ \I I 1111'
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1531-1400
il •~ \itanw '"· ""' ............
SRLtlD man aau
11111 nenan
Large ¥.a Acre In Woodsy Ar~ Of
North Tustin, Near Horse Trails &
Chapman Park. Lovely Pool &
Spa. Spacious 4 Bedroom Home.
Highly Upgraded. Large Master
Suite. Cathed ral Ceiling &
Skyligh ts. Space For Horses &
Parking For 8 Cars. Excellent
Assumable Loan At 10%. Reduced
To $275,000. A Dabolt-Shipley
Listing.
ILll CHIU IEl Ill
On The Blutts Overlooking Bay &
Ocean. Custom-Built Home.
Architecturally Design ed .
Magnificent Views. Beautiful
Woods. Handsome Appointments.
Abundant Closet & Storage Space.
160 Ft. Frontage On Ocean Blvd.
Call For More I n formation.
Cathryn Tennille's Listing.
PlllMTllY llY
Custom Bayfron t . FEE LAND.
Parquet Flrs, New Cpts, 4 BRs +
F.R. 3~ Be. Separate D.R. Huge
F .R . W/Wet Ba r . K itchen
W /Pantry. Brkfat Room. Sauna.
3-Car Garage. Wood Deck . Bay,
Dock. GOOD ASSUM ABLE .
Owner W ill Carr y L r g 2 n d .
$1,400,000. Mar ilyn T w itchell'•
Listing.
PMLl•llTNI
Lovely Newport Beach Condo
W /Lrg Pat.lo On Greenbelt . Xcl.r)t
FJnancing. A ssumabl e Loan,
$110,000, 10~~. Owne r WllJ
Conaid er 2nd T .D. & Leae/Option.
Redu ced To $197 .~oo . SalJy
Shipley'a Llatin1.
H 6br/3b.+3br/3be over 1800 aq h with lo-645 0303 Oelu><• 3 Bdrm condo .,.1: own/bier &4&-7048 vely p1llot and gardene. • community. Expansive ocean views. with pvt. epa and RV iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-Owner wtll finance sub-F h · Cl etorage. Owner wm help atantlal 111 TO 81 l2% Int res pa.ml-new cpts. ubhoua, pool,
finance. 1IO hi 111&1 YI . 7 yr term . A leaaellold laundry. Great starter or week-ender.
171-1111 Ull LOll/IPTIH eat1te. Priced to Mii In $47,950.
""ITlll1l '"· 1441211 IOW YI/WOii CIYE 11111 llTI 4 Bdrm, Including 2 • , '°"°'' ~ -·o.
muter eult ... 3'~ba. 1ge M.lln 1 ~~~~~~~~ Approved plans & permits included in famlly rm, 2 frplca, ruatlc purchase price for custom designed 3 Br
wood. beam oell'• ·all In t ~ 1 wood & glass hme. Fantastic iocation. a walk to pvt beach • I llUT STAITlll UI
1ocat1oo. The perfect te-lsn•illla FIHHll& outstanding priet.:. Listed at $160,000.
UY YllW
Lido l1le 4 Br on lrg
comet lot. Sep. 2 Br unit
over garage. Large low
1ntere1t loan. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5, 780 VIA
LIDO SOUO. $575,000.
~ri':"'~~h:..= CdM's BEST DPLXI Perfect tor ttle ""'time '"'"'•• llJ Riot lalla 11•1111.....,.. F CT f 1 buyer or retirement COU· ll with PER E lnano ng. Compare value of thl• 3 pie. Sharp 3 Bdrm w. II Wllll .. s RtaftJ
FM land. unit duplex for only beth, ftr..,lace. Priced at II'!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 144-7211 1240,000. Attractive fl. only S 110.000. C•ll :::;
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uAILE'i &
l\SSUCI ArES
~:'~~~-~1:11 ~~ 6d1:_ ~~~: t 151 lor more de-f!'!!~.!!!!~ ••..•• !.~~~I !'!'.'!! ••••••.•••• !.~
taTia. Call M0-7665 VA REPOSSESSION 4br,,Tr11k 18971 Antioch, lkb><.
., .... rl 3be. pool. $8000 dn. 4 Br. 2 Ba. D.R .. F.I\ vu $136.000. Agt 546-7739 ol Univ. $200,000 $50, DAVIDSON
REJLTt
Be1ulllul CdM duple><. JUST RE··ooELEO 3 000 down, $150.000 Super locatlon. Only "" I .. IT D 1...., Int......., f-5 ~!.'!~~~L ........ J.fJ.O.~ $329,500. 1-942-8580 ~~~~~~~~ ~~mc;v!>; ~;t:':~~I ;';9 A~~7M1~2 ~
~-------------.... Reduce3d1~~R~299.000. 3Br, 28a, dbl car garage. bar. Owner 646•9498 I Walnut Square condo
CllEO lllOllES OCUIFROIT
Finest location with spectacular
white water view. Ideal family
home -3 bedrooms and baths plus
servant's qua.rte.rs, !onnal dining
rm. and family rm. Custom built
quality home with built-in wine
vault, hobby rm., solar h eating, wet
bar and much, much more .
M otivated seller moving out of
state. Price reduced to $2,500,000.
011110 IEL Ill llm
We feel this is the best income buy
in Corona del Mar! Located just a
few blocks from the beach aouth of
the Hwy. F.aming almost $1500 per
mo. R educed in price to just
$229,000. Owner will help finance -
so bring in your deals.
FllUClll II TIE m
With only $28,000 you c.an move
into this sharp Bluffs "C" Plan -
\he one w ith 3 bdnns. upstairs and
1 more lxlnn. or office downstairs.
Located near the pool. a terrl!.ic
h ome for entertaining! The full
price is $279,500 L.H. and the
financing is 30 yrs. fixed rate.
IOYEll SIOllEI llYFlllT
Would you believe 60 feel on the
bay with private pier and float for
$985,000 L .H .? We have it in this
lovely 4 bdrm. home in exclusive
Dover Shores. Formal dining rm.
plus a breakfast rm., family rm.,
hobby rm. and a big brick beyside
patio perfect for entertaining or
sunning. This i.s a great family
home not far from the private
community beach.
COROU IEL 10 VIEW
You have jetty and ocean views
from this fabulously designed
home only 1 block from the beach.
Absolutely the finest craftsmanship
throughout with lavish use of
wood. brasa and stained glass. A
showplace that we doubt could be
duplicated. 3 bdr ms. and baths
$1,350,000 submit terms. ·
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING
IOITI IOTA W
High visibility comer location on
Segeratrom. Nicely landacaped t.ilt
up bldg. a p prox. 15,300 eq. lt. with
5 tenarita. Well maintained. Just 4
yrs. old . $1,040,000 attractiv e
tenna.
WIST OllTA 1111
20,000 aq . ft. tilt up build ing
divided into four 5000 eq. ft. unlta.
Located on 1.4 acres. Owner ma.y
fl.rwlce eo su bmit ~. $9&01000
poealble condo convenlon.
Spec. home with rental. 2 petloe, neg1tona trplc, B , ~ 3BR 2be. Sale. IM/opt Wide 101. 2 blk• to beach. owner-custom bit home. ••l••fN• avail. Call Irene or Oe-Aeaum. loans 873-9208. $129,950. With $29,950 l11ti 104 ., I• e , 5 5 2 · 9 5 4 9 , Ownr/Agt. down. Owner wlll carry •••••••••••••••••••••• 551·2193 or 978-8857
111 1oan. II llWI • 10% llT. , -------
Ull LITS., 1$1 RtJ ltOerltt, llffr, vi.w of ttl• ocean and1w•H1 llffi llfl
FEE LANO. Have con-14 ... 1121 w a I k t 0 I ti. s. n d . ··'··················· tractor . wtll flnlal'I. Ow· 2 1 3 I 3 3 3 -3 8 4 6 &
net delperetel Great U • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 213/902-1298 I lllllAU IAY
sum1ble. 180 deg vu. BY OWNER '4 BR 4 Ba AWARD WINNER A1ldng $8-49,000. Prine. 12.11% UMIUIU .. _ a.vvox """"' .,. .. Ocean -Aewe. 3 bdrm. 4 ..... ... " 543-7023 B n•••o111 .... ~. ....... """" ......... 1 ba kit w/convenlencee -~1-kr. -Nr Meadowlark Golf, la~. r~. lge garden, pa~
M ·llPLD $30,000 down, 1111aume
12'h% 11t TD & 2nd TD et 11%. BHt deal In CdM. corner 101. HliJtl rental. Call John 752-<>342 M·F. •
Just In time to!' eummer. CourM. $238,000 terme.I tlo fOf"mal din rm 1ge n--
1t111 lovely pool tlOme We wlll guarantee to buy r~. Quiet c~l·d•·Hc: leatur .. terrlllc flnan-back at Mme price In 3 1812.ooo. By owner. olng. -4 large bdrm1, ,_ yre. 846-0450 117~ 1 l pain,. near parl<a and ectioola. Offered at
1139,900. 5-40-1151
~-HERITAGE
$6000 down. Tri-level home. $149,000. CtOM
to ~. 2 yeer1 old. Owner enxlou1. Andy
Oay1 714/ 536-25'47.
EvH 960-069e.
llythlt •• Ina
. . REALTORS ·
NI ... I~~~~~~~~ 4 BR 2 Ba. 10381 Matkal. A ehort walk to everv·1: rir Garlleld & Brool<hum.
Beautifully upgraded
home • euumeble loen. Near ectloote. 3BA 2
bet ti
Lac11a Vlll11t I.I 411·1111 thlngl Nloe open 2 bdrm LI IWI/ UITllll S a c r I f . I 1 o 3 , O O o
home, ftrept-. pegged Cute 2Br hou•. Owner 714-995-14_..; 497-1037 TRl·PLEX. SS5,000 down wood & ~ lloofe. B r..e-53 2 room studio unit for Tle><lble. kr u.. « IEINRATlll SALE Assume 181. TO 9'"'%
I OWC Balance at 12%. ncome, private patios. (. 1111 1·2 Pool home. $130.000 Prlncipala only PllnOf•·
Only 1229.500. 3Br. 1Ba & 1Br, 1Ba In-Low dn. 12w1~ No bal-mlc ocean Vine. S325 ~la de/ vJfm law e•Jlte. newly remod• pa-1. ~; 754_7177 ooo. Broiler 499-1526. · QJ.oja .1· led, flel(lble terme. $129, , .. ~. ~·7l IYtUR.> 900. Or try leue option. 1m!!J' By <>wn«. 848-2768 6{.J-8/;!J~ HOME FOR SALE by O'W-
3141 l . Coeet Hwy., CdM ner 3 BR. 2 Ba. separate dining room. covered
patio, Pondero.a St. CM, $135,000. 963--0363. ILIE C'I
S231,000
So. or Hwy, R-2, 3 Br
remodel. Living rm
opene to pvt backyard. Great terms. 25 dys to
Mii. Delta, 831·1266. agt.
12,. lllTEREIT
Like ,_, 3 Bdr 2 Ba,
lam rm, meny extra1. BeeutHl.ll low maintenan-ce yard. I 169,500. 242
E. 22nd St. 831-0055
4 IUS Tl 11111 a.,.,
$87,000. ASSUMABLE LO.AN LOW OOWN Ctuelc cottage. call
846-7711: 983--4858 TRINITY PROPERTIES
Cute charmer with greet ocean view. 2 blocks
trom l>eacl'I, 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2 story. open beam celling Owners moving. Muat
sell! Owner• wlll help fl-narioe. $210.000. Open SattSun. 494-4748,
678-2122.
..... Tll IJIS lrriat 1044 now you can give your
••••••••••• ••••••••••• famlly the benefit• of Brend New Homes & Lagune Beach. Euy u -
Condoe. no money down sumable loan1. Two 4 Br
wtllle they last. (714) home1 w/ocean vua f!!!f.!'!!!t ..... .1.~~~ REAL ESTATE TAX IN· _646-9522 Agt. $169.900 & $189,000.
MIU ... 111 I VESTMENT! 15000 WAY llllW llJlllT Boat ~=:U'ty
Spectacular trl-level CHhlll 1145.ooo •hare 3 br, 2 be. Univ. Perl< --------
beauty near So. c. Plaza. ~~~~ ~!~1~~!4 1t:, Terr ace. S 1 4 9. o o o Lower Three Arch Bay On EvetY upgrade, tlled roof, 000 Owner (lnveator) wlll Terms. Agt 955..0782 or Ocean Vu. Divorce for· '° mucn more. Aaklng · evs 857-6010 OM aale. Offer Of trade. 1229 900 Bkr &48--0709 supply total down pay-Owner/Agt 499-3144 · · · ment up to S40,000 In l1HUllOI
OPN HOUSE SUN equity. Share purchHe Lovely home+ land, 3Br, OHmY WUIOI
428 E. 18th St In new luxurlou1 2-3 2Ba, 1177 ,900. Owner Febuloul 3800 tq. h. 5
2 Br & den plua guMt Bdrm. 3 Ba. Condo, (714) 851-3933 bdrm home. Country lclt· nou ... alley aooeu, 111 Coate Meta. Maximum chen, ocean vlew1. 2 T.D. t78,000 ueum. al Int. depre., apre. etruc· IY IWIU block• to beech. 1~ fl·
11%. E><cell. additional lured f« buyer, ponlble POPULAR WOOOBRIO-nanc:lng. 1379,000. nnanctng avail. 95S-0782 4-1 benefit. Phone GE MOOEL. 3 bdrm, 2 ... , UTlll
dy1, 945.9557 evH. 11 .. / 8 3 1 . 6 0 5 5 . ba, OA, l'R. Atrtum. AJC. S..utlfl.ll 4 bdtm l'IOmeln
Ownr 714/&42·2000. patio. Lg euum. loan. t1bulou1 romantic .. t.
Must~~·~ be-4 :o~~ WllAIU
droom home. tt 11 yours s 130,000
for only 10% down. LI· NR FAIRVIEW/BAKER vlng room flreplaoe. Im-BY OWNER meculate condition e.4S-01M
talntng home and In e
Flex. terma. ting. Reduced to $223,
857-8383 I 900. Seller financing.
UNI. PRK 4 Bdr townl\ome Agent 49-4-4730.
on greenbelt. Excellent' Charming older cottage.
buy. 1137,000. Opn Sal/ wonderful ocean view.
Sun 12-6. Agt. 857-2040 Three Arel\ Bay -atmoet
fRY1H • 1121,.. s;:s.~ont • term1 •
Adorable 2Br home In 1 _1 ~· I.I. lovefy nelghbc>moodl &!· -.-IWlll nn au. cellent financing avall. 417.17 1
throughout. Super enter-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
greet loc:atlon. Call IOf
detalll on ftnanclng. Pri-
ced at Juat S109,500. C.tt
979-2390
MESA VERDE 4BR/2BA Many amenlllH lnclu-1 .nl ..
APPRAISED $140K ding 8 fruit tr.... Call
NOW $120K w/57K dn t 7t-53TO m&TI
., ....... ~ t1~ W/32K dn owe 2 RJLL SIZE LOTS (\lo ..... ~ a c ... IM!r (213:1-aoo1 8C19 plue) luehly planted ....._ 'o · , .. ,aza. ot• 1'!~!!!• !!!=!!!!!!~! a In prime North end of help on I~ ftnendng I: loc:allon. Spr8'#11fia epltt
In thl• 3 bedroom plUI lllT llLL ., 7 /11, By owner' Tunfe Rock 3br IVI. hotne w/3 80RMS. ~~•o:no~ldt;.m~ v........_ eondo: Mwtc.. 2ba renc $1000 mo or, 1ervlced bl 2 betl\1,
droom number 4. HH vitue t 120,ooo. 8ea1 off Mil $2501< &45-1555 , r .. hlret H RDWOOD
21.1' b h L d take1. No down, grMt . FLOOR$, FOAM. OIN£ coml):~ .. ~ ,.-:J:Cl~. IO•l'I . 998-9222 6 1111 •• , I RM .• OCEAN VIEW 6.
I 165,C?OO· Call 179-2390 525-0879 Low dwn buy1I bt9Uffful 31 ~ Of cMrln. Eld~
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Lovely, fre111. clH n 4 bdrm home 111 one of (11e ... l11 An~ 10.71% lnterHt. ouul oom.e with t1111 3 Woo~ll•rt•1 Ma to. C.t Hwy, LaguM
=:~:nJ~ ~~i~~=: 1:E~ 5~~ ffl!ff.l!J! .... /!!f
room for RV. Covered tyeuJ anct e nJoy the 1mll1rr11r1 tll•\.h vl""' leet ..... ....
patio and totally land• matty anien1tre1 ttllt LOCITlll Co·opa from ISJ.ooo ~. -. tt to tl\e hOIM oftere. Won't lett eq111t1 price. Concloe :~::,~~riced •I Ju•I ;:~~~1 100. C all LIGITlll tr~=e.,~=
tTWllt a bdrm, t 11e, Ptari a 1n aua1 P81190wv....
\ f -11 I tl F tf 1107 &. IMJTOI. the Chanoell« Homee. Lag, H111111"*'f.aeoo ... Qneo1t0ry, oovtr.ct P• iiii~~~~~ii no. ,...,.,. tt1r ti. ame11 11----:'-~---1 '8mlly. •1'47.000 •
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• Bt. Den, FOfmel Dining Room, 2 Flreplece1, S
cu gar1ge ptu1 tug•
Hobby Room. Pool tired
lot, 1>eau1. 11nd1ceped.
Own•r wlll 1Hl1t at fl·
NnClng. Only $420.000.
Open StV~. 1·5
RotHMOn: AMl!Of
141-IMl
Ult Ill.I
NEW CUSTOM on extra
wide 11,...t to 1trMt IOI
French doora, vaulted
celllnga. 4 flr1place1.
~ detalllng thruout.
enxlou1. Submit on tr9dea, terrM, poeel-
ble ..... option . ....... , 1·1
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142·1200
j PETE
' BARRETI .. ~EALTY
Aemodlled 3 81. 2'A Be.
In ~· $299,600. LH~l89K , .. conv.r·
1lon. Renewal 1991.
2611 Circle Or. 6'6--8218
oun•m Meam•lzlng YllW from
tNe high level lot with
prl11acy from etr"t 2
Bdrm 1'A bath hOme II•
plus with ,_ roof Ind
copper plumbing. Cen be
AWd In Ot rem.cs tit you
bulld ()( r.tnodal. Owner
Yef'Y ~atlv..
2111 ""' Ir. 1n1llll&Y1-1
142·1200
J PETE BARRETI
REALTY
Lm LITS
11 you want
to build your
own castle,
th i I
opportunity
of a lifetime
will never
come again. 3
l ots on
Harbor
Ridge.
side-by-side,
wl th plans
for a 10.000
square foot
home with
TENNIS
COURT and
pool for only
$2 .~00,000 .
The Owner
will joint
venture ,
trade or you
can take over
the whole
l?roject .
$1.400,000 of
assumable
financing .
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UNITED BROKFRS
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4 bdrma, 2 ~ ba. lge
priv. patto, Mer IChoola.
allopplog l PQOI, • 195.
000. XLNT Flnenclng
IYlll. owner, 84()-1831
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 PM
2832 Viet. del Oro
Yl.UULIM
2 8t 2 Ba. luXUry Condo. s1e•.ooo. Open Sun.
Agent. 2 t3t bt2·28n
Super ~ 11Ctoe9 "°"' P9'k a ~ 1>11y &
oceen. 1285,000.
"3-2404. Agt.
Lido Realty
673-7300
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2 bdrm, 1 bath, brick
p1t10. flreptace, $1100
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DOLLAR DAV DOUGH IAVIAS
a.ti your no-longer-needed Item• for ouh.
If It doesn't NII, we'tl run It another s
daya FREE. One Item per ad, mu1t be prloed.
Sorry, no rf al eetat• or commerataJ ad1.
Call today for full detall1. l~l•tra 11Me '1M>
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11400/rno. S.•·29119 Yrly 2 bdrm, 1 be Oecll, 8r &475-182S/mo. Mon •••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean Ind 8eyvlew, Lo-2131173·5211 POOi, lg kit, 2 palloa, lg 1817 w .. tcllff. N IS 259 M photographer, a•, of ~~.~
---------ldry No P411• 1850 thru Set 9•5 Cotner 01 1550/mo Near baach vety Dao or · Adutu. PALM SPRINGS balcony w/bey view to 4000 eq ft. tit floor ueka room In quiet for frH Info. Numb«
,.......... &75-0J.49 Ad a me & I" a Irv I e w new crpll, 2 Br 2 Be . nO Seourlty, Pool, 8p1, PRIVACY? 557-7&83 or M0-8339 Agent a.1·5032 hOme In HI, CM ftret« One Pubtt1lllt10 Co .. FualdM JllS t.JtN 557 .. 715 No ~· P • 1 • 8 3 3 • 3 3 O 1 · Gym 11500 mo LMM N.w 3 8R 2 BA home1. 1r.. 1 I ~ 620 IQ n 11.00 p., tq w1proteHlon11 couple, 2121 1 LH AamblH , •••••••••••••••••••••• I-'-· I 3101 2 br • 1 ba carpeta. S.2-13311 Agenl 760·8917 """" '""• t>"" 41eteo ~Htl ,., n l ,. t 397• Bl "°""'amoket• 638 24'3 ........ w ·-~· ...,... ,,.,..., .... ' ..... . ••••,..•••••••••••••••• t., .. rc h , N.8 · • ....,,. '"" ,_ NEAA TH! BEA~. Lu· •••••••••!'•~•••••••••• drape•. bullt·ln1 No Deluxe pooltlde. xtre lar-Nr-Nu, by Lido, 2br 21>41, dally maid Hrv From WANT. Garage for llO• Agent 641-6032 Viejo, tat81 4 XIII")'~ 8t 2 Ba. twnht. 2 Br. 2 Ba duplu ,dla-pet' S.25 2272 Maple ~· 2br . 2ba . bltn1. lip. ~atlo. C94M'· no 1125 n~l'll r..,,. on Bal Panln Nr l11lan1/l•rnt/ T-n11 pool a~t ded •"1 """27 t 1•" '"1 1 Palrn "'""''" R~ -..-v-•-1111Tv I ' 1 ..... • • ""'u rege, frplc, yearly l(r "" • ..., 1whr, 1'" mlle1 beech P41 I "" u ...... .,.. ...,., 16th St. Call 1·771-2078 __. ll•IW. SCRAM·Lm
ANSWERS • r • a I 9 o 0 m o 875_.912 Speciou1 2 Br 1 Ba. "42& Adulta, no pet• S600mo Stapa to bch, yrly 3Br 2be, Rentall, 213/8711-8208 Pro'"81onal orca. ••••••••••••••••• •••• •
S.5-80l5Y 2 bdrm, 2 b• newer dplx 3 Br. "'" Ba 141 5 538'8382 naw bltlne. 1850/mo. UIE AIUIOWHUD !'!!!~~-~!~!~ ... .!~'!! 900 ~anft~~t'~. l8IJanl
yrly Mature non-amkra, Laundry tac • pool W•tPP&.nlll 831-5903 HOii $300/up: Carpet1, drapee,1 pvt parking, $700 mo P.!r..m.l!l 1005 ~ml•ll F-.nJ1J11' no peta. 1750 X 3 548"9663 t & 2 Br OltcCK.tnt on Beaut. decor., ocean vu air 17301 Beach. k .B.I 1_.92-1720 j~in th;•j;;de~·j~'\.;; i:i:': :.=
• •••••••••••••••••••• 213/799-4195. 257-97112 YILU OIRllYA aome modal• Pool, Spa, panthouu, trplc, D.R. Sleep• 8, lennl1, ewtm, 842-2934. I awlmmln~pool Chemlcel L.adlrli . Budtle l&IMI If-J I• JI'•• Spacious E. Sida '"Pl• G "m , S • u n a . etc l'>ool, ....... All rec lacll, hlkl , 11111 non-amkr only. I ..._ -•~ ... BR.nu H In .,., "' • •-I 3101 -n11 •• Ir ~• " a4'8 "& l" .... & u 1 No Pete Kids O I< wkly YllW IFPIOI Mrv.... --•· ... • "" ""....-,,,,.,, I •••••••••••••••••••••• Encl gar, patio, dehwehr "" "' "° 8•1• Pllk n urn & wknd ralH ... 0•11734 .. ...,arkle water trNtment S"'n ""'*led In front ~ a •••••••••••••••••••••• Ln tludlo '""I N~ cpl $ 10 0 F I 500 '" Wel!-eppolntad offlc. w/ ..,... .,, ,._ "' Furn. Ba~ Studio. Mo ,. ..... •w a. & stove. Moat utll fr" "400 furn or unlurn 1 Br urn 1 ~JOO Nwpt view Approx 1,000 aytt•m• dealer .. Llc'd kerate ltudlo parttlng lot:
0 I .. u g . L 1e/0 P 1. drps, & paint lmmed No pets n""' 18""2 Ft Id 875-llt 11 •111111 t1 lhr1" •Q 11 -territory avallable, "For 1tudents only. All ... $475 551~t30 t BR 1 $435 """"'IP• .... or • •••••••••••••• .I~ Co 1295/mo. 875-J.4H occup. • 1 BR.· 2 ~~. 14,.5 842-2834, 8-42-3172 Clean, upgradad 2 Br 3 p;;i;;.,;,r Condo. hOUN. 845·7100 1 -,_.,., Ofange Ht ., ... no otEher cera Will be BAO-
L 1 BR 2 B• ,._ 1 ,..... ~· u Ba frplc pool $730/mo ; ·~-ex per nee. Wiii train. K H In HALF " It--,., #i 31'-ar~ " v.o•lra 2 BR Starting at S510 Near beacti 2 Br l 'ii Ba ' . •II amen II tee $285 ltU Ofml "~ s•o 000 I 11 --• .., II -heat Iota of atora~• 957-3177 662 2 •9 n.aa 9479 /•,• --· " • u •rnount r-t I •---J •™ •••••••••••••••••••••• • 2323 Elden Ave CM crpta, dfpa. bll-lne, lrpl<:, • 4,. . ...,... ~ ·~ 'd 11 1 -•--• .,_ Ocffn view, beautifully 1800 lncldt utile o lfWNRT IUO• I .1 ...... •-req · •oma nanc ng •••••••••••••••••••••• .. 7~ .. 863 642-7805 anclad ga..-ge $595/mo UY FROIT Lui. Dane Pt view Condo I Mlflt ,..,,.. avellabl• Wiii net "40. Loet·. Burm•••, female lurn. townhouH, lrplc. pell v ~... Cell 5~2 t COMPLETE EXECUTIVE O s.c2oi mo 2 Br. 1 Ba apt, Spactoua 2 Br 2 Be apt lor 3 mo . matter aulte 0 FF CE S R C 8 00 plua Cell collect Cit, derk brown coel. pool & P•tlo. $895/mo 408'ii Acacia, 3Br, 2Ba, MAlllllR• w••w w/epactacular vlaw, wi th lrplc, pl, •P• 1 E VI E Mon-Fri 9~PM. Aek fOf' Univ Pane ltv Aewerd &73-0Sll&. ocn vi-. $875 mo beamed celling, laundry • -beaulltul gard•ne & aan-t-496-2881, 844-9539 FROM $ 165 10 1985 1 Tim 408/887-011 1 5524331 ' ·
It.. • 31•~ 873-7942 rm.,pool.Avall.JulyCall Lge2&3BRtownhouae dy bH Ch 011erlooks UNEXCELLE O SE R·'1---------01 I fl 7 ... ti ~ •• for appt ap11, yaros, encl gar. B•l"O• 1111_,, boat slip Ladles only Beautllul Npt VICES. ENVIRONMENT. *llLlll OFFIOU* nat • ed w/lncome F~·-"',.. Blectc, ·b male ••••••••••••••••••• ••• Lg e 2 bdrm. 1 'It b • TSL Mgmt lplc, hook-ups. Nr Hun I. " '"'• Bch prlv home room & STAFF Earn 1111 epera/lull-~"" "" ... T • s39o Allr1ct1ve pertly townhouse apt Bll-ln1, 6'2· 1603 642-3163 Htbr from S575 Chit· _a_v_a_ll_N_o_pe_1_•_7eo_-0_9_1_9_1 prlv bath 645-9S 16 The Headquarter• From 1 room to 3 room•. llma dl1trlbutor1hlp & 8 mo. Vie 23rd & uelln,
turn. apt. lg patio. gar. lrpl, aun deck Loi• of dren OK 840-6807 St8f)a to beach 2Br 1Ba, Companlea From $1.18 a aq. 11· No HIH, laatHI growing N.B. a.2-7812
Mature, q11tet. No pel. wood and charm $775 $490/mo. 2 Br 1 Be up· ---------lge llv ., .. kit w/bar Private entranca. deck. 714/851-0e81 teeH required. Ad). Air-nutrition ~ogram. Tral· Found In •rM E. Balboa 2234 Rutger-a Or CM 607'L J I 7"" 8520 per unit, encted garaoe. Deluxe 3 Br crpls, drpa, ,__ • • prtvete bath, meln ktt-porter Inn 2172 Dupont, 1 ••• 1 1 v 1 ........ d .,, d L p ot ..... _ & 1·213·454-5104. · ,.. um ne """ P•llO, all blt·lnl. laundry bll·ln1. dbl gar, w/d hk· e-. gar door. mini Oen chen 10 share Famale I CdM dlx suite, A/C, ample Call AM 833-3223 n ng ..., an • ...,, er ... v : ~ err · -WUITtl rm up $700 Call 538--0921 ;'-S760/mo yrly Rel Pre I arr e d L •gun• pkg. utll pd. 2855 E Ctt 530-1212 Ext 060 grn. Call 87,...72' CASI IE 0110 In C<IM, modern tBr apt TSL Mgm1 642·1603 eq 675 7907 Beacll S475/mo tnclds Hwy 675-6900 t man olfloea In Of Sld-alk cafe. brulclut. FOi.ind Blk/grey Poodle
ALL UTILITIES PAID w1carport or garage for Large 3 Br 2 Be Town-a:i:~INa~:~~~:;~n-VeraelllH PH Studio uula Daya Mike Rusaell UIOllTNI Sim• C~,:~;~~f:' lunch , Beer/Win e mix, M Brookhurat/
Compare before you
rent Cuatom dulgn
feature•. Pool, bbq,
cov'rd gerage, aurround-
ed wllh plueh landtc•·
ping. No peta.
1 Br tum $515
405 W. Wlleon &42-1971
Butl•1,.. ,..., 3140 ...••..•..............
1.1.'s FllEST
Spanlah Eatate Uvlngl
BHutllul park-llke aur-
roundlnge. Terraced PoOI Sunken gas bbq.
aparkllng 1o unteln1
Specloue rooma. Sepe-,.,. dining .,.. Walk-In
ck>Mta. home Ilka kitch-en & cabinets Walk to
Huntington Ce111er.
1 Bdrm-furn, $505
2 Bdrm-f\lrn from $805
2 Bdrm Townhouse lurn
from $875
No pell
U1111tlel FrMI
LA QUINTA HERMOSA
18211 Parllelde Ln, 1 blk w of Beech. 3 t>tk• S of
Edinger.
Ul-1441
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retiring lady movtng to house In quiet complex house 2 Br l'lt Ba Neer Security, gym $500. 7 1416•0-3225, Eve• ... ., • 5•8·11289 dye. 979-1919, Atlanta. HB. 96&-304e
.,.. No etalra, no pet• large pool, garden M l· be• c h S 5 2 5 /mo 731·337t, 559-0353 499-426-4 881 Dover, NB 831-3851 lfWNIT IUOI 4-8;30 Loat. Blk H~. M
Up to S500 mo (213) ting S675 645-3381, 1160·8656 UDO DELUXE 2 Br lrplc M/F to sher• 2 Br houM, I HWPUT IUH E.xecutlve office In Can-iijijjiiiiiiijjiiiiiijiiiijjjjjjiiiij~ Vic JHmlne Crll. Re-
27s..2s.40 evea 87&-5949 lrg brick patio OR Adlts Coeta Mesa IEllOAI. Sim nery Vlllege, $450/mo II Jiii -rd. &44-8872
C11t•ll111 31Z4 15301mo 2 Br 2 Ba 2B~~~\A:~,~~~Wneer StOSO 615•8359 53 t-ot99 Prern..,lcx;ellon Broker 675,..912 IWlllll Rewt11d:Loe1,MeMVerde
•••••••••••••••••••••• TownhOYses, cer port1, Beach/Yorktown 1 child LIDO BAY FRONT S..aul 2 Br 2 Ba lurn Garden Bulldlng WESJMflml Anyone lnteretted In aree, 1ml M. Cat, gryl
patios. all b!l·lns. lndry ok No pets Water p1td 3 br, 2 ba, sandy beach condo. No Laguna. prol 900 sq It · amenltlN 1200 0, 2400 aq. fl. De-operating our No. 3 Hand wht, Info 5 49 ·0141. 8'e81iBftU rm, small pet Ok Won't $425/mo 545-2000 6 7 3 • 3 1 6 . ( 2 1 3 t pref Sharon 497-4159 111-!llO tu u olllce or atore Furnltura Strlpplr\Q and -~-~_1_1_2 ____ _
IHI! Agent. no lee 282-7733 $425 apace. 14302 & 14304 Wood BIHchlng Shop, Found Key•. July 41h. lPAITMHTI TSl. Mgmt. 642"1603 SUPER 3 Br 2 Ba tn S850/MO Sublet t hru LIVE AT THE BEACH llWNRT 1001 Basch Blvd Btwn 2 Rlverekte Area. "your Brau Of'nament on key
Beautllully landac aped All 5, 642-822t 4-Pte• S660 & 2 Br 2 Ba Merch '83. 2 Br 2ba. Nr f'emale to there Balboa Executive offices 1,000 It Frwye Ctvlc Center VII· own on 75% buta. ring. "4-9037 H.8.
garden apts Pool & Spa Fl replace pool Olah tn 4-Plex $525, 1:111-1n1. p o o 1 T 111 8 1u11 s Island hooae $285 Incl lo l ,850 11 Attract well lag1 Shopping Center. Company euppllu 111
Covered parking No l washer. pvl pello x LG enclld garage. hk-up• 780•9717 utll 875•9142 maintained bldg NHr Prime tOC&llon 979-8889 Jobi. lnvntmenl need la MU<£8. MIXES, MIXBS •
pets Garden 2 Br $560 No pets 540-4484 Hoag Hospital Cpte, or 645-1260. your woMitlng equipment Cottle mix. •ble & whl
1 Br $-475 557-2841 '* BAYFAONT * Prof Rmmt Male $235 mtm t>llnoe Dedicated •1 ..,... c-"··t and proleutonal tral· male, Relnever mhl, trl-13 t E 18th 64M816 2 Br t', Ba S385 + S385 PVT SUITE/GARAGE (lag His) S 195 (Santa pk1ng Prof 8'lvlronmentl "' r.,.... • ., .. -""ec ~ • nlng. Lot• of wor1I on colored male Doble
•Clean 2br/2ba condo nr d8i) Crpts. drps; Outet RESPONSIBLE N-SMKR Ana) plu• '"' ullls Prtvate 1n qutet area 645-3323 tea. From 225-450 sq It hand Good Bualnee-Hound. rvat male. SM-
SC Plaz.a, S A S576 No older pe<aon preferred $750/Mo 673-1521 Bel 11ome . non smoker oaya $1~sq lt.Manyxtru smannet$100dayeMy. phard mix, creem re-
EtSlde SplC 2 BR, encl pet 752-5822 64 1-1460 Nr Beach Blvd & Mc-9PM 83 I· t 1118 • Call 557-7010 Al (714) 883-5423 any-male Lab ml• pupe. Blk,
gar, adlte pref, no pets ' F a d d N 1 -----------------1ucellent Ottlcee ·Up 10
1
time male & fem~ 321 Monte Vista Open 2 Br 1•,. ba 810 Joann St e n ° Pe ' 1 Br 1 Ba yrly Penthouse, ocHn view.' 4000 sq tt 1&01 Newport 4 deluxe ottloes. streteglc ----
Sun t-3 $450 640-0105 Adlls pref Sml dog ok 646-9243 & 893•4894 S5501mo furn . yng profeH1ona1 Blvd, C M 645-2t11 A-~ I locetlon on Beech Blvd ~~~ ~Tri mele Lab mix,
6 5 8 ""' HB F nt 1na blk female Newport 1 BR 1 4 • 453 2 Br 1'• Ba condo, lrplc, 673-3355 $520/mo 673-7550. ror Joe ro exposure • .,,... Club uaoclaln needed. Beach Animal Sheller upsta "· no pell patio. pool & spa. Laun-770-1016 work 11gn area, 65c eq fl, Naw concept Tripe, &44-365e Rell req'd, avl Aug 7 Near 18th/Pomona, I Br dry hookup No pets t S Cl 3116 Oesperete muat rentl Ole Ownr 213-450-6555 crulMt dencert plrllee ---------
$340 mo 352 Vlc1orla 1 Ba. upstairs apt dtw. c h 11 d 0 K S 5 2 5 .• ~!' ••• .'!'!!!'.'! ••••••••• Older respectable em-lull or part time. 19th SI.. ale. Sl2!1 lnv .. t MCUred'. Found. Mencheeter Ter-
645•8181 I ~!;J'°;~hfi~1~~."~0·i::~' 983·3833 Near new 1 8drm apt
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1 Br r edecorat ed, S4 501mo 545-2000 W __ A_L_K-TO_B_E_A_C_H_l-Br-w1111 bulll·lns. carpellng msg ,842-6848 Airport Area. .. ec eulte u~der u~ue ~ttl-~ Atlen1a 1188-77M .
S415/mo plus S200. ulll I Agent no lee 1 t 0 v e & r e 1 r 1 g e & drepes, laundry lacllity, CdM OFFICE SUITE expend•. claaay surroon-P • n . r . ran a . Found: Sml blk/wlll Shi·
pd, no pets, pool, Ideal ---·------S•OOlmCt 5~ 7979 under root carports ano I MIF to shr m)' NB OCMn Appro11 500 aq It N-ding•. PfOI atmosphere. 960-888&. ~2-9047 tuu type dog ahr1 hair
for quiet matura working 2 Br garden •Pl patio put> lie tennis courts & Iron t ho u 1 • 13 2 5 crpls/ drapH & pain I hN 120 to 250 ..,. ft o4· Store for leue on buey occ. Mfr 1307 ·
couple ~8-78811 new pe1n1. etpt, drapes 3 Min to bch, 3B• 2'\Ba golf cour111 right behtnd 646-73&0 lelv• mag $475/mo. 551-8130 llON & Cleek~ from Merine Ave 2'h yr bull· ---------No pets 1440 /m o lrptc dbl an gar, patio, property CIOM to eve-I .....---..... , Ir Found: Shep -Aatrtever Bbea1uhtllul 2 t>adr2o0o5m3 'c' 546•9950 S675 mo 1_526_300•., rythlngt 5395/month GorgeO\.ls 2br, 2b• condo Cuttom ellecutlve otnoa 215/mo lncludlng cont ~ •'"""/ key1 '2 ...... onoft mi•. Fem. fl moa, nr
• • garage •---------1164-4833, 1-738-3395 Avallet>le August 15 one w/pOOI ap1. amenlll•• 400 ICI tt ~ beth with rma; recept1on11t, ana-"""" .....,., mo .......,, Valley Vu/ Ka te lie Tustin, C M Call for 2 Br 1 Ba Upttaira W ---------or two adulU only & no Xlnt toc Nr SC Plze 1hower. Balboa Penln werlng Hrvlce. lot• of llvlng 122,500 Agt. 21310094210 appt , own1r (213) Joann St No pate l'.........t•• Jiff ,,_11 Callowoerat(714) OCC.Flour '82·22•7•11 $300/mo &42...e23 petlllng,WP&Tlxavall. _8_7_3_..oe __ 2 ______ 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~1-9196. $4215/mo ... Ol mo. Sletre Mgmt m ..,. 4 & wknds or 1179,..tao 133-9978 541•1324. ••• •••• • ••••• ••••••••• 64?-01:?1 E.Ji.ec Fum Suite, Pflme laN11m191 Sl'IOlllS 1 Ill
Swimming pool, carpe-
ted. drap111, clean &
bright, stove/ovan &
dllp $340 548·'827.
731-8829 Agl
NEW BREED APTS
1 Br & loft, 1 Br Bach
From $350 Frplc. rec
room, pool, spa. g11 &
wate1 paid No pets 393
Ham i lton C M
Orangetree Condo 2 Br 1 2 Dr. l 'A ba, Block to Empl tt•t>t• IDie bodied NB toe Phone end co-tt.-•llllY SOii
Be pool $60 0 'mo t>each Pellchlld•en OK no smk 18-30 lhr qu191 p i er avell S2251mo l•ilan• Inti} 441 ••• ~: ••• ;'••••••••
857-808/Tracy s450 974_7225 HB hom e s 200 96tl-1779, 840-8215 •••••••••••••••••••••• l•Yester's Walfe4
I J 847-11920 _<_e_ve_I _______ Office end Laboratory Poulblllty of part·
W I Ji 3141 ,. au I Share 2BA 2BA , pool, I 0 AllPllT AHA space . up to 7500 IQ ft. neiahlp
f(UI) ADS
ARE FREE Studio, turn. TV. pool
Proteulon11/Bu1lneH,
non all'\Otler .. ngle over
40. $350; Alto room. prv
t>ath 1250. 494-0451 ---------1 Eastslda Oelu•• giant t 645·4411
•• 'I.".'!~ •• !!~......... C2J1t1u1 3111 Jae . So Coast Plue 130 ~ fl full ~ 845"2111 Alk IOI' Joe E1tab chain buetneu OCWFllOIT •• • • • • • •• • • • •• • • •• • • aree S230 549-5062 executive office avlllf Im· RetaJI etore at 2850 Avon opening 111 oeotral cout
Moll etegent •Pl t>ldg 2 14r•, Ot•4• c 0n 11d 11 r 8111 F 1 ma I a m a d . c 0 r n 8 r 0 r St . 1840 IQ. tt. ptue 8 • r a• P I ea•• c • 11
Cal: 142 ... .,. !'!!r.!!.~!~ ... !!.~!
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YEAR-ROUND FUN:
Soclal Acllvlllaa
Ol rector •Free
8 u" d. y 8tunch•BBO's•
Pertlee•Plua
much more
Q"I AT RECRI A T I O N :
Tannle •Free
Leeaone (pro & pro
thop )•2 Health
Clubs•Sauna•
Hydromuaage-
~~·w:i~' arAUT IF U l
APART MENT I :
Slnglea, 1 & 2
Bedrooma•Furnlahed
& Unlurnlehed•No
Pett•Models Open
daffy II to 6
Oakwood ..... a,..-....
'""" ..... 1 ... 880 Irvine
(at 16th)
(714) 645-1104
'""" .... '1 ... 1700 16th St.
(Dover at 16th)
(71~) 642-5113
Br. huge walk-In ctoaet. ---------
lmmec , W/0 hookup,
garage $425/rno Craig
Fie/Max 631-02 t3
tn Laguna Beach. finest 1'~ be 2 car attached Ammie. large 2 Br 2 Be Jemborae/MacArthur car garage M1-87n 9051528-3011 for lnlor-WcstFteld locaUOn in town. breath· g1rage, ldry hook-up Leouna Hllll '250 p1u1 Baauttlu11y decorated Store for ..... Oft b\'9v mallon ~~~~~~~~~
taklng vtews,1ll t>ullt-1ns lntereated parties con-t 951-68J.4•ft 8.wllnO• w tlh bay w indow• = lPUTlfm h 11 a 1 e d p 0 0 I tact Rick 4113·4207 enyllme 752•2567 Merine Ave. 2'n 'f' bull-HELP ME • OUICKI Loet· tonghelred CtMmy
N-1 Br, garage, O/W Beaullful garden •Pll sub -garage, elevetor neat leaM & ICey to front Need $2000 now. Ott.-white cat w/Of'ange -..
no pets $400/mo 369 Pa1tos1decks Hell p11d LHM only $850 & up .... , 4000 Fem non-emoker/ no llWNRT OEITEI door saoe>tmo & COii 01 ring 2'"'• APR, pyta 9' HlmaleyWI type, lAiguna
Avocado 759· 1914, No pets 330 ChH Or 494•8083 •••••••••••••••••••••• drink.er 10 enr my 2 FuH Setvtoe Sultea llvlng. S22.500. Agt. $200/mo. PIP pr.rd Call Beectl. Reward.
63t 5768 Pool, 1enn1t. leke club. nous e s 27 5 ' 113-4082 An• w •' Ad g 2 3 . 494-3e721'497~ l~ll I Ir. 2 IL ~9~r..,.J ~Ison 631-~;:~ L=~~atn~~t~=·L~g~~ ~~':'~~1':'[~~1111:1 ;~~ 631-5360 S6~~~~~ C•••1t#/ll S.2-•300. 24 hrs --.-1-.. -.. --... ---
2 Children OK, no pet• E alda cule studio apt Beach, uttl paid, $550 111 & tall 586-4038 Iv MIF to shr 4 Br NB apt All you need for one i.at1l1 441S Rallre Yoong on Sl0.00<1 Lott 7118, Min. Schnau-
557·1634, 546-9248 vaulted ce!llngs. pVI pa-mo cell 494-1057 on mtg PV1 Ba. trg room S241 & monthly IMI •••••••••••••••••••••• Lit me •hOW yoo how • ier. Grey Salt & Pepper.
EASTSIOE \4 2BA 2BA, llo. $400/mo Joyc e Monday PV! hOme. no amohtng or ut!! 842-1896 S.0-5470 O,,IOI II lllP 50 10 1C60% retUl'n 111 Long Ear• Vin Cllll WaJtze 631 1266 In newer bldg on c~··1 y ear all collect . Drive N_...... ......,ht1 patio, gar., 86/mo. 111 • • Sml atud10, wall! 10 town, drinking. quiet M over Spaclo..os 2Br 2ba condo, Office or desk tPICll fur-H-., South L""una.'7p. t-946-6889 • --,...... ··-v ·
& lut 631--0995 EutSlde 2 Br 1 Ba near beach $300 Avail 811 30 S25 /mo share ut1ls nr t>aach WI O, n on -nlshed or unlurn Pacll -, -• "' ---------1 Very friend!)'. Female,
••rna 1 Br ""•stslde na-schools No pet s 499-5022 556-0637 smi..r $355 Incl utll Coast H w y N B PrOll. 500 sq. fl. EJ<oal-Greet 09portun1ty to••· anawera to 8 J ...., •-""'" s 6 55 631 1098 645-7474 lent private parking slst family (offspring). 648-7788 or &73-~ tural wood t>eamed' eel· 4251mo 3t-SI Iii t i •aeJi 3161 Room wlhM pr1v $250 • ~Ind bldg. $525 mo Tatel $5000 lnveetment ---------
tings & cet>lnete Light & Sparkllng clean. 2 Br 1'• •• '!!r................. Npl Riviera. CM Woman Prof M/F 23-30 lo shr LllO lllLllll Turner Auoc:. 494-1177 Wiii create a $10.000 llW&lll airy. $410 851 -9522 Ba $490 Fenced. utlls NO FEEi Apt & Condo over 30 1 Chlld ok conoo 1n NB Own t>llh, plut, lnter .. t deduction. LOST wtltte long hlilnKI 548 8904 S tn gle olllce S 160, •-t.--f Pr .._ .,__....._ btwn 3-5 paid Aelrige 2 •"'811 renlela VIiia Rentals • gar. Ir pie S385/mo J-room suite a.25 8ec1y _ _. .,. .. , Appreciation & ~ecta-cat ..-...-. 1 blua, 1
Ra.-i•E children ok. no P81• 875-49t2 Broker Prof woman & son have Conlacl Ralph days serv evall 3355 Vie Lido fer Jean tlon poulble depending gre.\ eye 56~193
_.,_ 1960 Wallace 642-4905 TOI IE•ERYE Ill rm & PV1 bllll tn 3BR. 641-0977 ext 219 Of ev/ 873•4158 ft•lfll• , .... , on etructurlng of tran .. Found Ennllth Springer urge 2 bdrm $-475 Pe-• Nwpl Bc h ho ma tor wknd 631..o624 action PC>lllble 4 to 1 "• lthr llo, gar 64 2-4834. EASTSIOE-Luxury 1n 1 NEW gated 20 Town-reeap woman over 35 wented to aublat .,., of 2 bldga, olllce/atOfage tax advenlage Owner Spaniel, male. br'ffn hr 675-7396 Pl nee Fores1 Rel rig, home VILLAGE COM· S 3 50 m 0 1 n Cl u 111 Want qu11t rHp non-appr?x. 720 aq ft. office (15,880 a 2,880 Sq Ft) lnveator wlll lumleh up to collar. S.5-2038
dwsnr. pauo. BBQ. gas MUNITY 2 & 3 Br 2'"' smkr. FI M to ahr lg space, proleulonal da-Excellant corner foe . $40,000 down payment ---------2 ~4,.. 1 htll utll Incl. 2Br. 2B•. $525 B• 1600-1800 sq It of 759"11135 poolsi de condo Nr signed, exceptional, parking, ..... all Of part. on new 2·3 Bdrm condo. !!!~IJ! ........ P..~
$-460 mo. 1250 aecurtty mo. 1Br, 1Ba, $-425 mo pura luxury. Garages, Am with pool lor empl'd Hoag Hosp S375 mo + <>Cell) vt-. Aexlble IOf Annual leaae with optlOn Colla Meea. Wiii etruc-
lncludlng ullllllet. Mgr. 6'16-9164. Rick M·F sp111 In every home • fem 40·50 yrs old Kitch '" ulll 548-8230 p r 1 v a c y . p h 0 n e l o renew. FOUNTAIN lure trenn.atlon 10 nt In-
Call 9eth 831-6230 (213) 592-2845 master sutte. dining prlv Rel $225 mo Fem rmmate 18-30 10 ehr 8«-4140. VALLEY SCHOOL 01· vealor needs. Phone
2 Br, 1 Be. wall lo wall So Cat Plaza tBr Condo rooms wood burning 845·2590 Newpt Bch lg 3Br, 2Ba hH In Nwpt C0tt1 Meea 200 IQ. n to STRICT, PO Boa 8510 7 14/83 1 . 5 0 5 5 or
C.rpet' drape •.• nd ft""', l-nls. ,525 mo llrepl1c11. mlcro-wav11 F 1 h-"' L .... h ll90 mo 5•8--0987 Fountain Valley. Neomi 7141642-.2000. """' -· ovene. prlvete patios & urns ""'· aguna cwllC . 2tl00 sq. ft. 40c per aq Wieland 714/8,2-e651
bullt...in1. 548-4182. Avall 8-1 955 ·8~2 4 yards.gerdener provl-K•I & Leun prlv Non-Lrg Npt home Prof M It. & up Call RHlono· # ' "8 I
Lge 2Br 2bl condo Nr ;:!~!:tc~!31 596·5088 ded Elegant 11\llng only • m k r S 2 5 0 I m o non-emkr. 28-35 Avell mies Corp 876-8700 !~~~.'!!!!!.~!~!~!!.~~ 1G::J:'' 1 S"S
So. Cst Moat utll pd 15 minutes from Fashion 497-3097 or 842-2233 now' S 3 5 0 O' an• Executive olllca aulte. N.B 3975 BlrQh 36e0 aq. ••••••••••••••••••••••
A/C, pool, •P• S575 S500/mo 2 Br 2 Ba apt Island 7 minutes to SC IB1utt1 Npt B<:h Prlvala rm 63l·128& corner of 405 Fwy, Near It or IHa. MIA zone. I.I, UTTUI
832-1786 enclad garag,. patio. Plaza or 0 C Airport & ba. kltch prlv, pool Rmmte 1o shr lga c M Harbor Blvd. Take over Agent 541-5032. lhna11t O. .....
••• Atlalfts Parler
()pen 24 hf'I I day
7 dl)'I • .... Jacuut, Sauna. Loeela
•• well •• tourlata. BenkAmerleerd. Malter
Cher9e, Arnarlcan E•·
preu. Olnera. All wel-
corne 714/845-3433.
2112 Harbor Bl CM 3 Br, 2 ba, Meee Clel Mat lrplc, lndry rac Submit Just Het ot Newport S 2 4 0 8 4 0. 5 2 II 6 • home Wthr/Oryer Nr IMM. 1600 aq.tt. at QOc $750 fl Specfeltilng a 2 •a:45, no ,.....t• ••1 ••57 on pet Bl11d & so of San Diego 963-6812 beach, ..... SmOkef ok ft Cell 751-6191 up. 21 O ft. lndu· In 111 nd COEDS • w-·'"' •-to ..,, ,.... .,.. ....., TSL ugmt S.2 1803 F S 9 O O / ...,. ----------• atrial · Ottlce 18081 ~ T0'1 elnoe 1949 """' ..,..... Or 762-51 t 1 .., • r w Y m 0 Blllll 11111111 ~100 S300 S.2-8553 party with """'' Call Sua 631-6439, 2473 Orange ,., " Fountain Valley Office dondo Ctrcte •E Hunt-Robt. Sattler NH/CM 0 r I< 7-· ---------"EASTSIOE 2 Br 1'~ Ba Ave , Coate MeH. •·····'··••••••••••••• Working woman to shr 2 space. 2500 eq n at flOc lngton. Beech. S.2-2834. ~~E2._2e1r7ott1er Bd,.~~on11 ~: .. a! .. ~hy anytime.
For Cluattled Ad Townhouse. •nctsd ge----------SUUlll MOTIL Br apt, $285 & '"' utll. a II Good expo1ure, .,.. _.,.....,.., .,............,
ACTION rege. lrplc. email pel ok Wkly rental• now avail C.M. 641-8968 good parking, Telbert & tfPIOI WAllEllllSI WIDOW u•s ••• t TO'
Call a Great toe. S 0 & C B k h C 11 Approx 2000 IQ ft. Nr ""' -or a • -· I _... Dally Piiot TSL Mgmt 642-1603 1 ~ up olor TV. ROOMMATE, Fem 25-35. 7Sr 0 0 u r It • Crown Vall Pk & RE Loen•. 10K Up. No ~OTO M"'o-.... s· AO-VISOR PhonH In room. 2274 1-8191 ey wy, Credit Check, No Pen· r n ~ ...
842-5878 STUN NINO large 1 Br COUNTRY CLUB LIVING N-porte:~~~4;5M. ~~h~~~~-SA~ ~~ 1c~7.: --.-IW-,..--,-llAO--.--I ~~(~4)~.~~~on Vie-ally. Oennllon & Aaoc. ESCORTS/DANC£A8
•utiQ,.• Bu1Ja1t1• ltffl 3140 •uA JlfO
~~dS.:f;;,,~~~:or:. A1~~,~~~~~ir~~ca~t BE AC H AR£ A s2so + ulll. 760-6980 IEHOll IUTll APPf'ox 2500 aq n offtoe _e_1_3_.1_3_1_1 ______ , OUTCA ...... ;4 HRS
181h St. apartment communlry on Beeut Park N8WPOf1 2 Br No depoalttl Lu1turlou1 and warahae apace llT l.m ~~~~~~~-· .•••...•••....•.......•.............•....•.• 2 Ba. view apt to thare new office•. lncludlng Cantral Coata M••• There ere Hverel op-.:...
MatUl'a peraon. Newly de-the Upper Bey Private $ / k with M/F. non 1mok1r rec:epllonlll. enaw.rlng Fenced yd. Avail now. tlone relhef then rore-TAI If .. I I 1 coretecl 1 br homey apt clubhouH and health 77 W over 30, all amenltlee In-eervtce. confer ence ••""-,._mo. M 2-o&ao ~ Without coet or r ... on 1 1.....i triplex w/t>eam IP•. 8 tennla coorta. 1 1 1 1375 ......, ,..... OVAAAHTEEOI ce111nga. Beaut qutat pool• clOM lo bualn818 Kl1c'*'8t1e-Mald-Pool c ng tann ' Imo. room, etc. 752-&408. 1300 ..., n ••25 Obllgetlon, get the fact.a, t 74-01to or 1184-7840
.lrport• Faahlon tsl•nd' Nwpt Blvd & Wlleotl plue utlla S.4-4948 ~---~Hiiftim-1 .....,. . -. than d9clda wtllch plan
K e nnebunkport?
Isn't that the horse that won
The Triple Crown In '72?
~ro~
II yoo're not eure who (or what)
Kennebunkpon was, don't feet bad -you're
not alone. Kennebunkpcn 11 one of 14
dlttlnotlvefy different apartment floorptans at
Seawlnd Vlll• lrt Huntlnglon Beach
Suwlnd Vlllege r. a re.ult of totally
~It*' profeatlonal planning. The kind
of attention you deMlve. A pwtect blend of
netu,.. and livlng -nestled In e for"t with
babbllng brook• end qule1 ponds, «>Olec:I by
netur1l OQMn bfeezes. Add to-thet tennl•
courta. twlmmlng pool .. a ape end •
eonvtrilent locallon near ahopplng and
employment end YoU've got a pl9Cle anyone
WOUid proudly cell ~. (Even
KenMtxinlcpof11) One and two 1>9droom one
Md two l>Mh apet'lmenta from 151&.00
"'rQi~
11551 Huntington VllO Lane Huntlngtor
a.di, CA (!lil) 89~191 From the Ben 0..00 Fr..,,.,, dttw nQfth 9"cf'I to Mdlldden, then__, oo
Md'tdden to~ w.a. ~ SYalta~I• • Open d4iMy lo AM •
dull(,
ground.•, compi.te a«:u-• . Coal• u~-••"11756 --------llWNIT Ollfll 1800 tq. ft. $575 ~ ........... .._. t-.-. Dlatl1bytora w.oom.. rlty Water & gaa paid Convenient ahops on ......,_ _.,... Muter BR In 19ac hme Prime Oftlce s-un-Front ~. 1atge ,,_ .....,...Cl 1 ,..H .,...L -•-·
No ..... ••25 711 951 5 ·'t U I la"-"' be ... ror r-t. fur'!,, c•·--. no ..---7 re• ome oana, • a.-.a..&.. let:&.· ,..._. ... . • .. • n urn '""' c • ..-1 ... ,, l11tal1 4100 nata,-T·om. 7'7" ."'::'~ der market up to 3000 eq door 17 09 Whittler Ave. d I r • c t I e n do r . "'.,_
2 B _...., d IOfa, 1 & 2 bdrm apl1 and •••••••••••••••••••••• .. -.,..._...... n .• cu.tOll'\tz.d w/...__., Oa~54 -9352, EvH 11•1•-...... , 11L r, "'"'' yar ' garage, I '" 1 B I • ... .._. "'.........,,.., iiiiiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiii patio, nr echoola & own .. ou-. r. •MP• ... acroM ''"' Need r.,,.ale roomm•t• 10 attowancee. 8tokef ooop. S. 1 ---------
ellope. S&OO. S.2-7918 l!l'O -StOOO street from beech Illar• with Nme. 1 blk (7141 548 ·82 40 a -1...,.foo--.-f -..... -"-.,,-,-0-,A-.-~-1 Money to loan~lall· 8UNNY't l•••11t1n
L8At .. .., , ...... ,.
2 Br 2 Ba w/g1rag1
1595, 18r. pooleld• w/ garage 1495, lrplo, POOi,
apa. laundry. Studio w/
patio 13115 No pet•
s-49-2«7
Sever•I bechefora and 1 S29"/wk. 876·"',..,8 <>•4 ,,..,,., .. ., " .. f6a In lit l T O'a Bdrm unit• feature fine " """ from beach.1278. """'"""' toilet, o/h door 1338. 44 • • 8 trelt·"•duotloft. H B 1 br llp1' eondeQI 075-~ N_,... .,....,... •-..,.,.. 350 et olo & wll••· w/ ,ooo & up. flY3o-ll48. Offtoe -llm-outoell de1lgner lurnl1ure end · · ' • · ... w,....., "' • ...,... • ,.,_....,., ...,..., _ 11 Brotier. u 1.t:s•1 ecoesaorlee Move In to-1tep1 to Hiid. avall Roommate wentld. 4 bd. to 2400 eq ft o ff101 t..,...,, Om door, ut pd. •ilillm''•••••• day or r.Mrve '°' aum-7/17 1325. 7M-0938 2 b• houH. wuher, apace. from eo. ell In-S200 815-1251. 3rd TD ctteaountlld I04K. S _ _
mer month•. Smartly LIDO ISLE • 38drm, lam d ryer. •to S 195/mo cludlng Jenltor MfVIC:., Prime AUTOMOTIVE IN· rr• "' tlOtt •t 13~· ..... 90IM!tl:ll ,_, Wll
lurnlehed modele OP40 rm, 2Ba. S100/cty July S.U3H A/C, etc. lmrnlld. oocu-OUITAIA~.,.. ronent, l010 for I t 1 •818 10 ..., ca...lhcl ••
dally $3600 Auouet Oceen-F ahere w/F 35 + 2 BR pane~"°' mo/mo. uttlltlH P•ld . Coate t14"0414 It well I Cell NOW,
rront 1br, tba, $300 Apt.1240 & ~ UtU. Avall 540-~ 145-6314. ClN9lf'lld Ad• ..a..,spe _a._a_-se_1_a. ____ _
2 Bt tY. Ba. ft...,. poo1 On Jam~ .. Rd et weett. Sm Orundy. Rhr 7•21 •••--..._ ... _ a.aa ' • .,..., ' San Joequtn Hiiie Ad. 875~181 ~orvvvv w--• _,.
apa, attactlld garege No a.a• 1100 * BAYFRONT * 11910 8KYPAAK CIR· peta. Avall Augue1 ''" ~· Top of the Wor1d 1..aaunt PVT SUIT!JOAAAOS! CLE. autte 101, 800 IQ
&31 .. 9&4. Spec. 3 BR 2 De. fl>IO. gar, 3Bt, 181, 3 mo. aao6' mo. RESPOH811L! N..SMl<R ft,5 part, P'urn evalt.
2 8R 1"' be, gar, rard, ~ 2 blk.I, ttOO yrly. ,_a._s-_1_4_48 ____ --1 1750/mo. on-u21 e.t. Ut. Ptlld.. HOO P"" mo.
1&35 md. Beloony. OIW, N~peta. M5-t8&a OCMnlront Newport 3 Ir. llPM 213-~"°
dlapoul. 830--44&e 3Br .28a trptc, o•r"O• 1" Ba .. IUI~ f\.lrn. Avall. -Em_pl_a_ta_b_le_able--t>Od-led-I So. ~at 3 ~ 8ey.
2 8A 2ba. pvt p etto, ,,.WcStcO,,yrty.~blcato w .. kly I 00/wao. non-amkr 10-30 thr &OO eq.fl.wtth QOOCl"°"Y
IOWtlhOUU, oerpor1, bot!. 9f3,..2571. Hl-toeY, Quiet H8 llome laOQ, \lltl~ 49.,4311
*'"<! nn, PoOl.L~ utM Y04Jr own eenc1y btacft. 8A1-8t20 on ~ 1114, ttoO
pd. 1 Cfllld ott ....olmo, la. UY ~front Morro 8ey. ~ Npt loh rOOl'nf'Ntt nee-eq.h.iSISO,,,,., Yr1Y lat depoell, nr Herbor & AMl 9Pf, eeyfront llorne. llr Heartt CH iie l'HJW *21 M/f', Ao1 A t-Me1
19lh St. '" Mgr. It 1 bdrm, , ,,., "'" ~·d. hOUM, -•• a ai. -.>a. a.a. LorHlmo. ·s-: ·-:...-us , ....... ~-
1t 7t M11P'9, Apt I. Tennll •v•ll. H U P41' '""'**· "1bar ... 59 I 646-fS ~[! -=t ... month~ per wtt, -.nMsat "'-> ftlm to lfW ltlt tC>t ......... .._ WW7"-'
2 8R ~be. llllGl~'521. e1t-M69 8elbO Pent Pt •• wfu me, W/0, pool. I t , fiarllfnt . p attot. ~· .f~i4 Cal $600/mO 1 9f, 1 .. IOt H a , b .. t detee ttl~i 1211 "'° l4 .. Z71I _t_n-__ * ______ 11
t nctla4 tet•t•• lndry av.it IMO '19 U S-5030 Metin ~ fllft, otMI I.I.:. I&:. In, •a..n a. , .. ooftClo fee., -.. to '*""· cat rm a battl. 1240 mo. Nr •• -noo, 1~..i
"' e .o. ~ IA:. 14'5 •• .. .. WlllLY anau ~.;~ H 0 . p I NI . eoo •. ,. 1.-..u o mo. NO .,.. .. 112.a.21 Tll MomL < e.Q.1t03 , A'1'81lablt AOt 111-1110 u tr!)'ttme M1 .. n 1
Just by sending "' your namt and
address and by watching for your
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116-4 11112 8·6pm PROF SERVICE LOW RATES OltlCH 645 8258 ""le"".·~ ... ....._ bldO• ve~•nc 1 p • rop quetuy Spec11I cart -.,. .,. .. _ H1u117 ·"rd clean up -111 1 " " PLASTER PATCHING PU/del a ~1 .. •1f , I )( t I c c .... R I s In hendhng 25 yr• 9llP .. " -rite onto Lte 752·1007 " • C1r•l'/.llti•l1t•n -C W--.6 ._ 1pec111111 P1anoe. bdrm ••• r.-•••••••••• ,.... •II•• .,,-••t•l•f 11111 dtnong rm 1ata.
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CM. Bonlekoa 548-6208
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3 rms S3!1t wood fir all cabinets Call now free cabs, wood paneling
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046-2811 • cie.n hOull 540-0857 LANDSCAPING 1 ln1ured 64 1-8427 I Your lull Mrvlca ptumb.r flit
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Carpentry · Roofing HouMl·APl•·R1nta11 1r1m Loc.'d 979 6146 p1;11 ,;11 ED ELL 1'8· 7121 All Kindt. Gue<anteed
Plumbing, etc 642-6013 0111ce. 540-1287 ••••••• 1.............. 24 hr '? ••••fttr th Ref• John 040-f217
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lncd yd, t>ol meat. Any-
time 548-2874
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repaJr 64 5-8512
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973.11()()() bOnded by St Ch«k our pucM belorf' lhan~ you. 631 4410 ment (714) 645-1688 ftH i.rrltt INFANTS 6 UP
Day or Night. l50/wk
Cotta Mata 546-5759
CONCRETE WORK i.
BLOCK WALL REPAIR
771-5276 ell 5PM
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Plumb Orc1on Cleening here• Reis 960 7452 OalH, Law1 I l1r4t1 Davia Paonllng 6•7 ·5 t88 F~R· 1 Rea;"pr:::• 554-7017
420 52nd St. NB
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& Cerpentry L1c·d 25 RttPalrs new & old 11 ma1nt ~rv _ 540·80351
Elect Tola Reti. Home Clean1no honest Ser•loe. •31·1141 HOUSEPAINTING Ouel w(l(lt Lie 337169
9815-0149 I rtllat>le hardworking & ------In & out Free e•I 631 -2345 w,.,, .. c1 ... 1 ••
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Fo!!e ttlllr'Mtes 760-7681 Complete hMCl11n1ng prompt neat ~erv1ce. 10 Reler1nce1 lollem Co. Cleanlng. Lid. 546-8153
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tell 101 ~ml construction MAIDS OF ORANGE CO service II lndscpng 1n11ex1 Hones! sober Pul you1 advertising mes· Read the ctasatflad Ilda IOI
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up Full or pit 645-0327
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repair• electr plum-Ouall1y Team Cleaning clean-ups Oeorgt Chrost1en Prompl Gd ngt> '"'here the reade<s the ball dealt In apart·
bong 35 yr6 u.p Bonded, 1n1 831-8222 6112-6700 refs Free esl 861-6876 are 642-5678 men! renl•I• 542·5478
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loon To Chicago. within The abtht.v to takt· l·hal'"t' and work TREMENDOUS tf!f Lao Seti 494-5294 Medical ons cont ed 346 EOE next month Wiii share o voe bonu~ hOmP care
upenus w/enolher flexible ho un. as Ot"t.'Cil'<I art' .t mu'>l Tlw CAREER OPPORTUNITY! SUPERIOR CAAE INC PIT ResponSlblto per!>on
lady 661-2871 pos t ts o n a I su rt>q u 1 res •'Xl e J.>l iun.d wi1n 1 Marketing co on Management 7141641·6611 •rvone wan1ec Retail expr nae
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Improve your self-Image I candtdatt'S may si·nd their rt''>Umt• 111 pe• month to 1.,1 up to S• 50 a5 you be· '"''"~ w•lh youth tages gent sa1Mperson 10 wl)rk H1ppl~s Is a 111re. no-ronflden('(' to Box 990. Doily Pllol, p C) N E N co"'e more 11~p d ,ou t •1 141 C111' <' 5 PM 1n lhe Newporl ~~.trbo•
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494-4871 well groomeo girl 1c, r,...r opportun•ly with nx <...ill Sur Mon. Tue Wtld ?AM Noon [OE !e4 o 1o "'•" l'ledltO•• 644 49l0
WANTED MALE MOD· model pr1~at,.ly lor 1n cellen1 P01en11a1 tor C>4'r GntPhic urt cumern Ptl•• Tio.in partr.r·r,r •f i; 1h.sr1, REALTORS
ELS l0t photo work Le· d1v•dua1 .I ~ hrs pe• ~onal !l'"'"''ti 11nd rPt: ~o:in tor studio in Laguri.i Mt4iotl Asslsta1t 01 proltts Mu'1 h.tH SLOW TIMES? week S1roc11y p11v111e and ogn 11<.>n? w.-'" your Ben M•,)I be exp,_., 10 all Bock olhc.e lor Hunting· plr>a,.nl vo•ce P"llDI"
gulmlle 499-5635 .n good 1as11 u 1mos1 caring en""''""' ~i<P"' l'Hll, 01 gr"Pl\o<: art & ion 8f'a ,.. Area E1.per 11f'5~ .\ pnon" cinua
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Scon Greo1 pay llo•ble ht$ h•ghly 5klll"° 1eam Mo star! Ca•I Al or Let' n111ots all11r 6PM
957-8936 Send photo and deti.•ledl oern Plll1J~1tnt f'nvoron· •C14-l616 847·600• 642-5678 e•I '.It.?
f11rt/ 5450 ~~scr;~1~01~ bo111~0~11:td ::'n~ntbe~~~~IP~~ .. ~<1~;;'~~ H.i1rOr'e5se, needed v11 ! lt4ical lssl1ta1t-Pet• Con1ro1 r1eld rep•
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et Mual Htl today $378 I 1ng1on Beath 842 5&61 Compu1er k nowledge I 546-_!33!..__ I v a I u I $ 1 7 5 cash .llut(> Mechen1c1 Helper ----HEAL TH E
657-7196 for loro1g11 car "'poor DIETA~'Y Aerottio/D11ot helplul xper neces-PHOTO • Soles & t hrl ---------1 F II I " ho 1 1 I !llHy E•cellenl btmehls , deve1op1ng serv1c11 won
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bookkeeper tor 1yp111g
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pleasan1 per ~onallty and
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Caribbean Crutae with posollon ror Payroll Hunlon91on e.&ch ~m rettremf>tll riome m Tustin 73 t-0481
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p1n9 20·30 hr~''"'""• New!>tead Pronl•nQ sell "erter w1ll•"iJ 10 lake INC.OME TO $1300 plus Ions 494-9'158 htrtft .... , d1rectoon 1no111111y arid lo mo P 11m11 tn Mktng -----
with new Van. can telce 2 , accept 1ncreu1ni;i 1es Mgmt •nOllttroous HOHL DHI CUlll
people · •hare gH. pon s11ery bused on 645 677~--E•peroence dealrable •n
831-8117 e•per Call Carmella EVEll•GS CR 4200 Permanenl
I 545-2666 p•RT TIME I Apply 1n person Allio
------11 Cret'lk Inn 31106 Coas1 ~.l!!P.'!!~!.......... CLERICAL Be a carrier counvi101 Hwy. So Laguna Sd .. ll I I Credit Union or 1eta1ed tor a 1oc11 newsp.llpt11r llS•••ict exper use ol on·•tne No ,.rpertenc., neces· "" h1tnfll1a 1005 1erm1n11 10 key end l1ghl ~ar-, Work onlv 12 hO••" Irvine Brendl ol maJor C;;~~~~;;,~~;-t;~~·,;;;:~ 1ypmg Must '"'or~ ...,..,11 a wl'ek $75 lo !ilart plu' Co -ks Sr mull .fo,,e
my hofnl tutoring mllh. with pubhc Full lime en· Hddo••onal 5har" 01 p1ir1 comm I •Sier with mtn 2
reading Gradee 1(-4 Mrs try posotoon HuntonglOn nw~hop s prohls ytoars company e•per
Putmen 6,_a-9151 Beach Coly EmplOyflM A real lun 101>1 Flea time Call Barbara
Credol union 536 6517 Mdnagem.,n1 opporl•m• Delport IJ am to 11 em
Jiiii WHIH 1015 ..•....•..••.••.......
Young merrled man wlll
do ~rat handy work
Cell avsa & wkends.
1172-9525
Skipper wants lull time
position on motor vessel.
xlnt with peopi. mectia·
nlc11 background 100
ton llCenM, wilt relocate
Bud 2131622· 704 1
1•f'S For onlervoew c;a11 lor <.tPP1
OLHI arte• 6 00 PM l.i42 5671\ 7,. 545-7700 EOE_ J
Expanding N··...,port e.1<131< Insurance I
Beach Credn card com E ti S I Busy general agency hua pany h81 opening ror a HOU •I toy npen1ng for personet
c1erlc111 person Mus• j exper In Property saies & I lines auto rater Rapid
type 45/50 wpm secure-acquisitoon! pref d Ty I advancement S•lary
tely 6 mo~ 10 1 yr olc ping & some 'ihorlhand commeneurate W•th ••·
expr req Contacl W 1 req d SalMV open pttroence Call Tony
Duncan Mofl lhru Frt 5!111· t82 1 !.49_9923 8 a m Io 4 3 0 Pm FACTORY TRAi'NEe . --------
759 7900 Al• Shilts avau
Idea• lo• lh» mature wo-
man over 30 895-4460
Potrl·l1me nurses l ode 548-4773
111w care some dr•v•ng Stoop a1 home It, easy
1eq i •2·2237 wllto clas!11f1ed 6•2·5678
OPERATING ROOM RN
Full ltn11• d,i\, 18 ;so'" , ,\ " Iii 111
til Cur 1 c•111 < ';1111 H N Lu•"'",\· I
111 :! ~'"''' <> H c .. ,,,. 11,.1111•
St.ti I 1'11,1tmns <1\<&il.1hl1 111 ,\c 11 11•
111>' p1t,ol "1th 1i111i rt''""1 pro~1 1r11s
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dll 11•11•1111.ol & ,.,.1lit11-.1\tnll hw1u'
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Saddlt back Community Hos,ital
24451 Via Estrada, Lacuna Hills
710-3646
All Equal Opportunity Em•l•Jtr
German Gentleman 40 Computer Oita Entry
leeks job 89 compenion pos1t1on 1vat1 Great be·
or chautteur 535-2851 ginning opp with a ---------1 commercool bro~er1ge Engtlah Chautteur co Call Loos et 833-2900
Metcl POIUIOn
581-9096 Cook/Housekeeper tor
resldent1a1 c11e home
$400 plus RIB Also day 1 Shill 8Vlll 639·2100
IEAPAC CORP
~55 Proouctoon Dr
Hunt•n9ron Ben
F1sh•on Per1111 1tarn
summer wardrOt;ci &
h111e run 1001 855-938~
Mora ramolln are geltlng
the cempong bug' 1hl&
yeer II you heve a cem·
per lhat's not ge111ng l
used NII 11 now with a
c11sa1neci Ad .. ----------------•
&OHlmll OLEH
lmmedla11 Opening tor
axp•rlanced payroll
Clark Mutt hive 10 key
by loueh and Ille typ109
long larm, full lime
poelllon Ct.II 752·11109
l\orrell '
COOKS HEl P°EA. paying I
minimum wege to Slar1 I
evenings Apply In per-
son at Blue Beet Cera.
107 2 Ill Pl .NB 18" tor I
Mike Pul1allco Blwn
9 30-11 & 2-3 No phone
Clllll pleaH
Courter/Clerk for busy
medlcel feb Malure Ptf·
eon 11 must Mon-F11
lf-,\11' Mll"tl)CI Ill(; 8-5PM 640·0140 ~~~~~~~~~ CUSTODIAN tor pr111a1e
Ambllfoue S1IHpareon/ community club house
Manegera, 1\111/ part time. Rel' 1 requited call
71-4/1183-51113 lor lnte<-673-6170. 11-4.30, Mon-vtew appl. Fri
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Carriers tor routes
in Huntington Beach,
Fountain Valley & Newport Beach
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Great Pri1e1
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CIACULA TION
, OEPARTMEN r
Daily Pilat
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amrpm. 25-JO hrs ... ~~I~
tor exec ofloce suite
cornp1e. 1100 Ou"'' St Newport Beilc:l'l Suttfl
100 752-0869
R E Sales/Lie Req
SUOOHDI
Today there ere unllmo
led opportunotoe5 tn reeo
estate sales 11 vou Join
1ne dynamic ll!lm ol
prore:r.soonals al Coldwell
Bani.er . Forest E Olson
Re1llors Our program
.,.,11 supply you w•ll' lhfl
winning comb1na11on 101
SUCCM'!>
·RE LICENSE COURSE
(2-day. $45)
'COMPLETE SALES
TRAINING
'CONTINUOUS EOUCA TtON
'SECURITY OF A LAA
GE DYNAMIC COM ·
PANY
'HIGI'< INCOME POlEN
TIAL
'MGMT GROWTH OP·
PORT UNITIES
Licensed or unlicensed.
II you would llke 10 know
more ebout a career In
real eslata, c all th•
company that 1pecl1llze•
In succeas
Call Chu~ Slolfel or
Biii 8len1ng
7141894-7521, 1182-6586
COLDWeL&.
BANl(C!RO
~'~--An Equal Oppiy Co
llESTIUllAIT
IJ.t.11.."r!!.'.'!. •••• ?.'.~~
SALES
Women & Men
Career
o,,ortunity
Leading Petroleum lndv-
i.try Consulting firm h81
2 openings on our pro
resstonel stall ror suc-
cess oriented women &
onen Qual1fted app11
can19 will rece•ve exten
.sov,. tra1n1ng Ei<cellenl
Polt'ntoel lor hogh oncomo
management and ow
ner'!lt11p p.u11t1pa11on
You must be attrectove,
well-groomed brognt
"duea ted money
<l•1t1••l(•d dnd above ell
h191o1.,. 01sc1phneo and
~"" motovaled E.<!JOrt"n
c.tt in hogtJ level commo•
sloned teleohone con
tact su c n d~
Commodlly '"'"~lml'nt
~Ulll~ L>~Ull•P Sl''llCh
pi,r!illnn ... 1 o• ,,..,, "Male
1s c::Ju' r fit I+ f t\n1 act Ms
~'"' 4 IH 8•};
SALES ~ERSOI
1.anted tor a11rc1 1.,e
.... omt.>n ~oe dep1 '"
rac,li on Island P.Jfl
llmf' F,11er p er d
'.;40· .. 810
SALES THephone )Ol1c11ors
""""'"0 no e•per nee;
T1Jt1S thru F•I 9 AM tr, 12
' •on Aeiply Penny~aver
tb60 Pl 11 ~Pn1 a Ave
Cos11 Mtia.
.,1t1es
W.,nll'O ~ell-molovi.ted
""1•?n'!I onlereslt'd on
dflv':llCp.1 ·~ n,..,n bus•nes~
w "ew•~ mar~eled pro
tJIJC • M .n1m41 in l'@''lrnAnl
l'!!t>Ol'd P'1 PBA 1n1'1
11 141 631 3296 d~~ or
t7 1•1 675 6418 eve'
IJ.•lt. ."! !~1.'!. ••• .!J. ~ ~11.'!~'!.'. •••••• ~{'
SwJtch .. 1r4 o,.,, Lete model PhUco, mad.
Wtll lreln days and Sitt. avocedo, Good
'wing shill 642-3013 cond S?OO 673-1148.
Ttlt•h•H Stllclttrs FrM"Zer S75 0ryer MO. Needed lmmedlatery Relngarator S 100 Elec·
Ideal tor atudenta or ho-1 r 1 c 0 ' 11 • n S 3 5 0 ·
memaker1 Eves 3.9 No 848·8123.
$elllng Altpon urea. Call Brown G E EllC1f!Q Dfyef.
bet 9·12 640-•647 11111 good cond . $100.
pm 966·0161 046--6148 Ill 7pm, Shir·
Tele, ..... Salt1
Foll°'"' up no cold calls
PIT Cos11 Mesa ore For I
1n10 Can 831-1200 Ask
1or Mr Carson
lay
Aulomettc Waal\lng Ma-
chine. good condlUon.
$75 221 E 19th C M
Telepi.on; Seles---i Electrlc dry« & wuhar.
f.irn Bog Money by the l65 both~
be a en $300 S 10001 5-46-2856
wet1k Cell 536 751 1 1
-S I li~/11 llZf re1ephone ollcUor.s , •• ;,i .. •••••••••• .. ••• Full or plltl time Apply TEN SPEED. 25" Canlu-
1.10 E 17th S1 Ste 0 , non cuatom dlx, lie nw.
t«>Ma Mesa Mon • Fro I $1501080 t5S-0434
T ele,hHt Salts RACER OUtTSt
GASH PAID DAIL V GIOS 60 CM Strede
C.ct Mr B 631-8146 xlnt 1900 ~9-5054
TOPLESS MOO~ Bike 1uptr good cond S7~ DAY • PAID DAILY $45 Obo
no exp • nee • 826-2583 5411-1040
IHEAll. OFFICE Peugeot recing bite•. ax-
RMp ,0, processing an-cell cond $450 or bit
nuny & lnaur btisinessl olr 700-0945
tor invest firm In Npll l•il"•I
Bch Typing, 10-key,I llitedill UIS
CRT e Ap req Ca ll ••••••••••••••••••••••
6•0-0123 I IOW llo/n.
TYPIST Redwood 2x0 decking,
We re looocong tor FASTJ •·20' long. alto redwood
& ACCURATE lYPISI With., fencing CIU Jim OI Kan
tbtllty to PR FREAO. anyflme. 775-1491.
S11r1 1mmea1111e Salary ?OO Soatd rt 1 Inch tolid
opf'n 720-0941 walnul 8 loot wide $20
TY'PiSTiie• pef\. ume 35 each 642-0ee2
WPM touch ec.::urate 750 Soatd tt Solid TIM
S3 60 hr Beach & 1'°' In X 1•.1n 1150 Pit
F.d1nger Ar11 8"2-4066 loot Cuatom mtllad
-642-0802 YOUNG COMPANY -c,,,---,,,-s
SCTRY I DEC. I GRO ••••••••••••••••••••••
l1111ne Electronics form 1 WING FIELD H1m1l1yan kfl11n1, CFA.
nt>t>ds ~harp exec sctry 31 JOBS lleme, blue. ••1'1 point $125-1150 Rlcatdo llna. '"''SH skills 1yp1n11 70 1 lllEDIATE lllRlll 640-1760 .... pm some sates edm1 ---------n1Stral•ve c.ipaoollty Call
Co!'nlt-'"''th •esume
7 5118
SCTRY/RECE'1
[nlry l"vet po5otoon wllh
sales rep agency 1n "'
vine Aequ1res gooa ly·
pong S1H & hh119 skills
'"''"' pleasanl phone person1111y Some gen I
olllce e•pr prer Send
resume and salary hosto·
ry or requirements 10 Ad
760 0111ly Pilot Box
1560 Costa Mesa CA
Q2626
$1050
PER MONTH
~ •.•••.•••••• I.'.'!! f
NEWFOUNDLAND PUP
AKC. ltm"9, all ahota,
Ch tlrlel $400 838-2308
fntest growing com-Great Dane pup. lnltlll·
Pin) on the dtracl marll· o-nce, bHuly. compa·
"''"9 1ndus1ry 5 dltte<ent nlonthlp, •Int dltpotl·
fob eraa1 open Benefit• uon $350/olr 038-40112
11-21 rr prtftnt4 1 Doble Pu~. t11cep\101,al •
SOME JOIS I quellly for 11rlout
10 EXP, llEIH I buyere Xlnt '61 Chimp
1714) g54.5354 padtg•ee llr1 CH
Call Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed PPO ·C 0. Lga manlve
/1111t6Hilll Secretary F. T Small fn.. ••••••••••••••••••••••
g r Leb Good typing I A•llJ.•11 100
metes B<ed !or buuty,
brains & protectiv.ntee.
lamlty ralHd. Health·
temp guer Show/pal.
Training evall. 1200 & up
588--0948 JhllfS. ~horthand requl· •••• •••••••••••••••••
red 8·5-M-F" Sao comm
w/eapar 549· 1083 WESTMINSTER
ABBEY One Miniature Pompwa-
SECRnAH ANTIQUE MALL wnllor"-~1 :.~ .. K~5' .. ~1 11751 WNtmfnstar Ave ,._, ...........,. ~ Respontlble per•on to GARDEN GROVE
handle variety and heavy 654-6 03 TtH II Ft• 1111 •
phonn Shorthand Fa· ~~~~~~1~~~~ •••••••••••••••••••••• 1
s h 1 o n 1 s 1 a n d . n o n • -FREE Haircut• offw.O by
amok er Salary com-Antique sewing machine Carlton lnt'I by tic. StyllM
men1u1ate wolh exper ceblnel. gd cond $100. every Wed. aYe. 11 7:00.
end ab1l11y Mrs Ed· 657-6883 3640 So Pl&u Or. (So.
wards 640-5111 CoHI VIiiega). 8.A. No
Sacretertal work & mtac: French Pollah Walnut _Cll_1_1 ______ _
Perl llma your home 1846 ~ut!Tut 19th oen· To gd hm Younn••m.
P/U & deliver have cer lury BoModorll' concert Germ Sl'tal:>Mrd, ,
842·64S4 grend $7500. Od w/klda. 042.-&271
lt .. kffftr S21,IOO
Thru trlol balance
con1t or R E exper
Helpful Fun Group
Accompll1hed Pareonnal
Sarvloes, Inc.
3300 lrvlnt, 1101, M.8
!>45·11971 • too~ FrM
546· 68 PIP 6 ~~~~~~~~~ FrN lo good home. 11 WI! 1870 Dough Bin kllctl ceb, old ltrlped ,.,,_kitten.
r el1n11h1d Xtnt cond 042·2049
$1200 OBO 87~94157 ------------------1 Baautlf\11 PIH'9 ~ pel't Antique Pint Huleh, 38" Pwllen M O.t Al)ll 9 w x 60" High. Coul'lry mot, IM2-M21 .
Style, good condition. 1475. 548-82~ Ooxla TatJ._ M111, "*9
1'ityr1 old, need• good SfOln&IY/OIO, Balulllut enllqua Clew & home 541-1089 t 8111 bllhtub with plum-.,,,..--.,------Merkellng dept hll blr19 1360 11711-5027 hndtue ""
opanlng In NPT BCH ····~············ An. 1VOt1 firm, OOOd ty-. Adorable old anemel DINING AOOM 8UITt.. ~· S/H llcltlt. Eilpef. gu •love. ~ OfMI. EXO. •110. cond. 101141 , rtCl d Non•amkr perl. '360 1179-5027 welnul, 15 ~ IMln.t,
Cd M<H>12a Old Playw Plano end ..,. olltn1 lnol. tHI frm. oe eo111c11on o1 Old ro11a Mf.-0397.
hnltt ltlffH I 1400 117M027 -So-ra.-7-.,-.,-own--Pttld--.--.-
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Hf.AIOA AREA 2 Flecllnett. Brown V ......
APPLIANCE HAVICE inMotltng,
Wt Mii recond., DUW· t 100 M. ~·
lf>Pllanoel. 649-3071 --------
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1'1t1• lotto" Whale lupe r 'Tl YAMAHA YUO OOOd MOA 1N1,,......... tllf!M. 9"1•• MO OID ._.. ..... , • .,. '""' • nt.t411;....., 1'1'1n"'.T •••••••••• m. Oteiv.-aeoo •• ' 1 ca11 ooncrttloft Utl f'rf¥ele New v .. Good ooncs, encl. •an ptue t~ ~ .... .. .... . CMAHT ti OtaMron etr ooneote 11' & 17' Cetllf!Wena at petty. tto-1112· OOlw, '-'· Tarrlflo P{loe. 14lt001 otfet. '71 .....
._,.lful ... ~ .... t )C 11 New e1H blM •ft 9" ffeftlng tloet, 1H oiOM• flo coet, lrend new only 'to l<AWAeAl<I 100 &H-4232 • : 4111or111..MIO II•
HrO\tOflH, laorltlH ottw t41-1101 . Of ., ,..... ~ul~.,.,,.pad :::. ~~ ;.~'Day H ' PIUe "" •lrNt/ tr•ll. •Int, only 1n1 ............... ,.,:::::: "'"·-·--10' 1100 141-1... ' tb11 In Ma..a.. ..IOO ut'..ttaO · 1 14 000 1200 m11e1 MU8T IAC. All ltell, •cwllltt to'a ,...,... ... -· ,._,
DI"'"·· rOC>fft llblt w/I ~~~o~.!."· t&lng t lH ttlt20132 ..... •118 IO • \Ill\ I~ ....... !fir ""ICI '400 ObO "oee roct. 111,IOO 090 AIHtl•n oamoet. A•1
h I II I II ........ .......... 20d0.,. SCbctO .,.. ,Oflll IAl.I Oflll T"AOI, 121 oooan • ...... ...~, • ., 1H1 --.... ... oondltton. ~ ::ro I a a ra, wtuJ• wfte1 ow ua ., .... --. 11~ .. 4 Z:: IO•tOO ......... ..n ma1n1 e•lr•• ea oo trim e150 Ml-1"2 _. ,.. _.., fine H ' ~. M600 <io&o.d, Ut,ooO "fN) t lU Duoall 750 OT. V·I turbo 400 Total M1 ' ' ' ' • Jltlf'I • Gove rnme nt '8•32 eo.110 9&47 C1Mn oond. 4f+i043. '11 Ian ao Xlnt 11200 ci..n. l tlOO or be9t Of· rettored 111100 01ol_l_7 __ ,i ____ _
TWln ";o'f:'tt: IM1• lurplue Lltled for la. 20d0 t60 &o.1IO Jae2 U ' Inboard open boat 11$-2080 fer. 64e-trta, WI 11 1 r Id• Wk n di,,., MN
.._ .,_,, &.ta ._ .,._, 541412 , 1~'f:' ~s~C:, t:.1:.~ htlrt ........ IMdlelll ~. Don't Catamaran 10' with Jib I '71 Suzulll HOAM El!oell. ~5~~17:.2 1 3 ' W 11 d a ;OAo7·~bbf:•:;;~;;.~
Tmmmtme••••••• WZJ'ellm••••••••••• • ay .. -bt ttH Ill• It over loot& tl'llt prloel Triller for qulak H l1. ooncl MOO Of beat pp p•r Tabl• wete r 11 11•Co111M.~ltlllfld S '•mlly Oereee l a l•. ~ SSllOOflrm.M l-1410 HH. >Clnt cond "lck 17 .. fa51 ' .. IHtHllMIJ mpg . e1ho oio. '~~v ~~~~~1.v,::i1'o":. !r:.:.~p~~·=: J~ 7l0::. i:a. "~1.bli =t= .. i: =~ r:p~~ c.~~ =·~~1.:!: gd :~1·~~'T; 840~1"° HONDA MR50 ... ~!t!!!~ ...... !.t.1-"_ .. _,._u ____ _
d9ek, tum., pf'ln d111 t~ I *lhte. 10t..NQO, 1146-7711 ~!"de Ollee, Polyu,.111ene fl. boat lltl ter9eullna to aond SHOO t1M032 I y I< WN VTil!R lll<e MW, 1428. Cuatom t!Yltl 2 ... ler w/2 'H Ford Van, I/Top,
UTATI & fnln1 )'ll'd ..... htllun M . teat .. ., French carved dining .;,,w.. S100. '40-1738 •'1Y reedef of tlllt publlo • , :f'M~ t•ll100V UP dtl. 842-6410 atrOlle anO¥t rnoblle eno. Cmpr. tS.11 nw. 8lpt
111 ~ Ave. .... It. olltlre, '200 ~. ,,.,,,.,, .. ,.., o•llon wi,0 rHd• end 24' Sklpjaclt, optn. Im-min ocllplt enototure HUSKY 380 8 'Peed ,,_ Torque convert, oentrlfl.. 2, table. 111100 010.
leland. latllun 11-8. S PAMll.Y •ALI: Kaw•· 6404300 WqMI 1111 ~to t1119 teet .,._ mac. cond., lo h,., trtr, HR~ f~rultlngll "'" big tank run• goocs ca t cluloh wltorwerd •• _&&_e_._,m_. ____ _
Orlent1I I Oooldent•I ·-"I 100 d' ........ c""'-.. , .. P ...... •••••••••••••••••••••• fore mldnlglll Alig 22. VHF,.llrn7•ny •"1'1'.:110~11,. •·1~ m AY~~f"'L '300 ot>o. 142-Mtll neutr111 ,...,.,...,Unique ·ee Ford VM 2.a Big 8. -"' "'" • ..,.. ... agMVOll reno.. ro ...... Wanted laby dre••-Eaati tarpaulJn Lot IZ·11 500." ·1He, -" -• ---oppty. StOO T trailer, Eng nett work Hvy Out •l'ltlquee, coll•c11blai, thing, Aquarium, cpta, clel 11ereo. 8olld w11 e11ln0lfta tabl buelnet~' PVC I• oonttruoted of •79 Invader. tl>tt. lull bay .. ,,,, .. ,,.,. "''Like new 80 8u:rutcl 450. 1 350, c ell enytlrne ,..,, hvy dutY ~. l ~ memorablll&. lot• of mleo. 273 811*· dHk. ""no oab. bk· 84~2" · · high .,..,Y fal>tlc (with & •kl boat. 280 hi p :rttTinr.•••••••••••• GOWllno I •tr ... 2500 ml, 552-9082 ,..,., IUnfool, MOO firm. 1•· booia, tint. 1~1 wood, It. M1·H71 ca ... Cl'l1nd-1ler with · ..i ... i.. _...... ~ c t I fl lty --•1e.-~d 11300 080 «•5 ••77 ""' I .,, rpm NCOl'dl, ... .;. 1eo-oii1 ............ '"""' or-lenta. MercrulH r . 18100. UI om n n -...... • . '" ...... Corvalr Turbo dunebuggy, 751·1878
K .... 1 prlntlnt p,.H, SUNDAY I AM. cryet ' ,...,_, ~~ r:. ~ 78().1334 ~i:oo~:7~rl'tollf5. l<AWASAKI '79, 1up1rb wltrtr, e11lt1 tit• 11800 ,-,-,-C-heYy--V-M-,-Xln-t-oond--. ~ ~. ~ ~ tea Derrell, CM. ClolMa. P laypen·•ofe :.:oup, ,.,,,.,._,. Ml , ......... Olt Co) With ......,. 42• H Mattllewe twn dtl cond, KZIOOO, drMMC!, 842-8447 IOw ---..... ........ _...._ ""b .. -r etemp·me"ln" bOOka, odda a.-. gr1ndl11"~ c•·-, uph •••••••••••••••••••••• .,.._., · n,~. ' ' IHll 1,'tl many 11tr11 S" •oo •• ..._.. ,_, __... ~ loolt. kit~ ~ .:"'bed~tl •t• QUtTAR MaM elaallcal. reinforced rope heme, Brl1tol. I.Ive eboard ,, ii.II 842•9817 .... · 4 WiH Ddm Ill ped, oue tom Interior.
ltemt, iurnlture, lote l1zell0ilt ... ,.. reo bit In hHdboerd, lrand new. e&o, Cell double lool< ttltcll•d SSt,800 PP (213) ,,,,., lf11 ...................... many 11tr• $8800. Call more. c. ..._ only, IH•Hhll 1.. new fitted bedapread, 8311-2411 helM e1ectron1Ga11V _... 818·2 5 8 1 . ( 7 14 ) •••••••••••••••••••••• • t a, "'Y, 1111..., w Donn• a1s1su -euo,
......__ whMI barrow1, pl"k•, velvet plllow ehama, l<INO 251< old Flute,-. dad ieame. 1~ water 780-1178· Sl'9 av~1 •00up to so·. CdM ,• •'0,.•n, •i~• ~TM Nll'1 _9_A_M_·_15P_M_. ____ _ ,.._. • ... ,... proof #4 (W' die) metal area, .II. 1H It Peggy t•I •ltll.. -f fl ,.__ __ _,_, _.__ llloYllia. WOOd end Iron t.mpa, comer Ofoup with S2700, lmmao. cond. r<>n'llMI Mt 3 It ClllMle bay leunc:tl, reoenl ..,, Terry 1·1155-2473 wt!· ••••• ••••••"••••••••• RMdy for wortd (5795) AalN ffaW f ~.~."::!••••••• 1t1k11, eto : lam~ ltereo Ible IWw water StMI at S2400. 4114-87111 ~1.,1 !ith ,;::forced bottom ellanlng, paint days 5-5 Rent 28' motor home, OILY 144111 ••••••••••••••••••••••
MOVING 8Al.E -Every-~ dllhle, bed comp. OM ""'1or l<Hlno e ch. PA·HHd lrlengutareomerpetcn. 118• 12500· 57s-11135 Wute4 llP• 8· ~\~· ....... ....,.... WE PIY
tl'lln1 mu•t 90 . Furn, r ~=a!~':' 'l.~:3~1t•m•. P IP. 1211-11RMS,2 p .. ~ •nd .,, rec:ommend•d 1959 25' Chris Crall w/ 85' •llP or"'°°''"" for Dove/Ouail 61• TOP DOWll b•d•. ltmpe, dlthll, t ( I cabinet• wltll" .,. ' for all '-"Y duty UM. Ill tllp, 9lpa 4. MW uphota, Nilboal Npl Bell ·:;:,. '78 Titan Dek.lxe 22' NEWPORT BEACH ~t:.~·.=~ Sat~~~~~o~A;!lor• ~~ ;~~:._::u:•~ :.02~;,~5 1450 firm ~h~: ::;.: t!•=t~~ ~ e:;,v~.1':fi.~; 8"--0502 ~r,-5:1-=~~7~ HHtH FOR 1111 OUI
9AM..CPM. 4311~ Hello-llAM. 1075 Orenge A~ • p • e 1 . I 4 5 ob o ,-, Vlolln. xlnt oond cVng materlala, and wtll Chrly. Bait tatlk. Alklng PIER 642-8808 75 GMC, Jimmy-rough AUii Ill•
trope, CdM. l•ulm f,al'-831~ 1228 or met&• on.r be accompanied with 14000/ofr. e38-C271 .79 Pac. Arrow 28 ft Only counlry auapen1lon & PelTlll/lllAll
8 hvy duty wheelbarrowt, ••••••••••• :-.~ •••••• Cane Top Coffee Table. $49-1040 LIFETIME guarantM that '78 Caravlll• 20· Cuddy UP TO 28 It 1160 mo. 8800 ml loaded p p xtra ,.., tp<lngt Bandit 2480 Herbor Blvd.
ladders, flle cabinet. Garage Sele 24th. 25th. II'. cuatom made, beau-11 mull perform t00% or Cabin, tandem trtr. xttu. 873-8145 557·3~: · · · rime/ "'"· P/tlrne 4x4. COSTA MESA tablea. lloullhold, ......... Many lrHbl••· 18174 tllul cond. 1175 obo Ol/Jn h,.Jlelf I 11 wHI be replaced ,, ... $8995 (71411153-7801 Cec>ee roof rack. CB/8 ••• ••oo _, N Add 17 llandllng & ore-· WANT 30' allp w/1hore ·77 RoblnhOod 23', very trk. new Holoy earb --& mite. ltame. 7oe M.,. Mt. lmbut, F.V. Euelld/ 831..()948 L./....,f l•I t~ for MCh tarp ord~ 17' Stevena V-drlve, lkl. power & water, Inter-r. cond. many extru. $ 3 9 0 0 . Any ti m • Mf.1411 guetlte. Sat/Sun Edinger •• ~:"Att•••••••••••• Olive green eof1 & 1ov. 3-M DfY PHOTO COPIER r Flr .. tone Tarp Mfg. 440 Chryaler. many Nied In longterm leaM. elf-contained. SH to 552-9082
Sacrlflcel turn . lkltl ... "-.. ,.,, ...,j Ult. Like new 1245 seo ObO. P•Yl •11 ahlpplng. Should 11tru. Muat .... $4500. Call AnawerAd ..073, •PIHKl•te. 640-9524. l:-,8::-:0~C-he_vy_B_l_u_.-,.-Sl-lv-.-_1 WE '''
boote, antlquH, peln· •••••• .............. both. Call 873-7311 you wllh to return your 548-0802 842-4300 redo. redlwhl, 350 •uto, OLUI 001 ~~M~· 218 G:~~f~ ~=~~.S=~~~!'!: 548-2855 FANTASTIC DEALS! ::i:~ri~::i:.-xn~o:. IHI•, l••I MOORING avallable, 30ft '49 Chev. Motor Home. loaded, winch. Pion"' Ill TllOll
mite. 20721 Sandpiper Comb. game/dining table. Xerox 3100 copier. juat 1., OlllTl•rked later lhan Chll•t HIO mu with 221t boat au• .. ~ood condition. See •t AM/FM cue, ,_ trane C#U... Frultwood, top cond. pick up 23 payments of Aug 22 will be returned •••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Httbor. Ph. 21 E. tllth St .. C.M. w/10,000 ml, eng &4,000.
•••••••••••••••••••••• Eatate Sele, July 24. 25 S 100 call 49+-4291 S 138 78 mo Currently LIMIT: Fifty("") 18,,,..,,..; 40' Viking for Charter Witten (213) 943-5542 $9000/ofr. 493· 1320 GEal1 ·Loll ol 10AM to 5PM. 19251 ' . ' "" ,..,.,._.. Fl hi di I • fr 11 • nJ 1110 1 Sat/Sun 1()..4. Brookhurat #45 H.B. Bookcaa1. wall unit. 2 under Xero• urvlee a<ldr .... no HC.,11001. t • t ng, v "01 •c•n1·1 BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE: I ln1 111 '64 lntern1t1onal Scout.
Nt>or St~ lllth I FUm dltllel glueware sect wide ~rultwood agre.ement. Aleo l BM Send approprlat• aum • r a In m • n . • Newport Beeen· 25', 28' ~··••••'•••••••••••••• $700 or bait offer. . .. . . . . . S •I• e I' I e 11 ••If. together wllh your neme 662·2788. 35' & 40' Call &42 4844 81 AJratreem travel trtr 26 84 t 1278 ). C. . etc. Queal parking at To P eon d . S 1 5 0 . correcting typewriter -ft ESTATE SALE $3,000. • ·
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!14t>-I 200 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil elubtloual. 404-4201 $•50 IBM Selectrle & lddr ... lo Tarp T•t IHtf laJJ fHO from g lo 5· 848-4921 •t••Lt f 11fl
v Dept #748R, Flreatone ··~··'•••••••••••••••• WANTED B I 11 In !~.:.".•••••••••••••".•• ---------..... I hflte .... SAT-SUN Beectl·Warner .... IA.LI $250 All In xlnt eond. Tup Mfg., Inc. 8314 18 Hobie Cat. ~low wt .......,1 Bc:h lo~~3. *H.':ter-IWANTEO TRAILER! 01-1111 Fiii .. llTU 111 time ever. 25 yra ol CtothH, couch••. die-vinyl aofa & IOVHHI. 844-0783; 840-94 t8 SMti Moolca Blvd., LA.. teq. eunrlH aallt. Uk• .. -...... "tll" der, M4f contllnld, any -lllEI ..,..,, Top dollar• for 8por11 eollectablea. Tak• ad· llee, 1111 QOM real ctleep. corr.. & end tblt. dining wtmda. CA 90038, or for futeat new. S2500. 875-8181. '111 ,_....., " cond .. priced reu. from -rrva Cara, Buga. C1mpet1, T 914'1, Audl'I vGantage of neophltH ... ..., ...,. Ht. twin bed1, atereo. ANSWERING SERV ~·'n't"J: ~lyl ~~f. NAPLES SABOT. quail~ lllP 7P1"..' .... "•23. party . .~.·~l.ooeautohmuat•leeamtranpera. Alk for U/C MGR laaaware, houaehold ••·•~••••••••••••••••• old Spanlah deak & •15 ,,. ....,,. •r -...,.,__, ._ __ , Ilk• ~ ... u 50 11 ... s ·•tp Lido ... .. ., .. .,..,_ •• •••• It k I k kit • belor• midnight 7 day• • .....,. . ·--· ... r ,...u .. . ... • AM/FM & I• utr• cieenl • -;.:·~:c.n~:·, SU: MT~==:Ys~~m :!'1~ priced to NII. • 1!??73<Hlat7701..1 wHk (213) 482-1914 dolly . Only S 695 rt~. ivatl In excttange A•I• i.mt•, 11111 (lNlloo.42).
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11178 Bultaco. mile cycle Beacon Bay, Newport. $3'T Vibrating Aeellner In lent oond. TEST •748R. llaV9 credit CAL 20, +227 new motor. 673-8122 wkdl •••••••••••••••••••••• HUNTINGTON BEACH equipment. S1t1Sun Sat·~n 9 AM to 3 PM , 64M148 846-8402, 842-&eoe card rMdy Hinged mHt w/motor All Chevy truell part• i.; .Ill UllM a••.-~. eta Senate St, Exec Wood Deak, 7 dre-1'"' A n 13160; wltho1.1t motor . ..,,, 1........1 I ton to dlesel Rblt. YILllWAIU -.,_ G.,~ Sale 24th & 25th v von In el1ble aport ... ~ ••• """•7 .:·c r-1ranamlaalon from S185 . we• ••t top + awlvel bolt. good div• boat, -~ __ ._ la IOIO & up ""•1""" 18711 Beech Blvd w1m1• ~~~~~~~~~ 150 Haven Pl., N.B. (In I • 2 0 0 I 0 B 0 .,.,.... """' Hunt...,,1-"'--~ -alley). Furniture, blkH, -.z, .. "1• IHS Ch• r • I 1000 or bait offer 14' Catamaran w/trlr. •••••••••••••••••••••• .. .., ~· ......,, • End of GlgMtle Garage bench prH• weight• ••••'••••••••••••••••• 648-9111 $48-9792 rainbow ••II•. game '79-21' Da~IMr Jet 914 Pouche long block, 1•1·1000 Late aiodel Toyota•. Nie All llama '.+ ......_ d , In · Cu1tom g• aof1 S350 ahow prl:re S2700 c abin, a lHpa 4, big 30,000 ml. $395/oller. Votvos, Plc*upe & Vane. sav·Sun t-4. t882 Wht;': boogie boar •· f •. •1• Coffee table '250. g: Desk•. 3-0Wf M. aide, & Bulld your own Calame-847•5839 Chevy eng , ooly 58 hra 6-45-0136 '80 CHEVROLET HALF· ::a11 ua today!
tier, Costa Meaa. reo. mlec.othlr lteme. atereo & tape deck w/ center dwr: aide chra. ran, 2 Mia of molda. t $8900 548-27t0 For U la chrome •Ide TON PICKUP PIS. P/B,
A"""QUEDRESS"'R llTltl/111111 ftuhlngllghta$650 Lota lllH, copy machine complete hull plua Low SANTANA27'Honda0B, Spectra tll'. 480 Ford. plpea StOO, p-• ... St"" new t lrea $4700 "" "' · ol rec:orda 1100 Large 673-90e0 Boy Trailer & utility ahed 4 aallt. compua. RDF & ""' 'IV 1131-3674 Mattooany, very well Bede. chelra, larnpe, an c:hMt .. , 1100 Portable For ••I• XEROX 2800 Make otter 49~1158. more. 11 t,OOO. 873_8098 Berkley Jet drive, eng 11111 1n carton 833-3299 ---------• TOYOTA·YOl'O made. Appro11 . early houHhold ltema. 1524 · · . hatch cover $6000. Ford '76 Courier 5ap ._.-... ....... -.-.....;-...._-4
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1940'1 M75 Wiii take ltvlne AV9. (al 201h.) 9-4 bar With refrlg wllrwzer Copier $2,000. Belt Of· 12 FIBERGLASS Fl-12' Sloop with trailer 894-7844 Set truck tires 9.50>C16.5. Good cond $2400 ., .. ......, ....
bHt offer. Other Mlac Sat/Sun. $300. Lge blreh table, e fer. St..,. 951-7007 $HING BOAT w/dual S950 OBO 6-ply 10-ply rating. 1750. 7141730--0966 P.P (M .. Nfl•
ltem1 Call 549-0578 af-ehalra & urvlng bar ,.,, IOf1 Ille trolling motor, & trtr. 55$-11133 f'll•INtllll•• 556-0998 "64 .. 00J w UO.UH
ter 5pm weekd1ys, or &,lffllllt ftlt ef :~8Caeh only .•••••••••••••••••••••• uaed 4 umea. Pd S1400. 21· Sloop: Nead• work •••••,.••••••••••••••• _T_1_R_E_S_·_2_r_a_d_l_a_l_a 'IO.S.ehtlaft 10
875-8708 It no antwer 11 ftrllfllrt •tll ~. · Alrloen Gray purot & Sell $695. 834-0889 No trtr. ,950 OBO c,.,.,,, I.I• 225-75-15, new. $80. Loaded. Crulu elec t
aboV9 number. BUHi IOIO cage, 8 moa old. S200. Wanted: Nav1g1t1on In-559-1833 l••I llZO 857-2830 wind . dr loeka. arereo
Mltlc G Sale • t t t 111 a,1 I ~ J •••••••••••••••••••••• 642· 1304 atructor on my own boat, •••••••••• ••••••••• ••• eatMtte. Tll1 wttl Steel
1371 Sh~':,, LW 11111111 Ett 110-A.Q,H.A. Rag. 3 yr Old Beaulllul Coek•tl•I with WMkends ... untll I finally Hobie 12· Mooocat· 1111 .... I A•lll ,,, ~. ~~~~r:"8u!t'1~:·~~.~ Sat/Sun w I Fiily, while todla. blue. ,_cage $50 "get It" Call An• Ad Xlnt cond $595 m--...................... -. rlftOt PrlttS, flaxen mane and tall. 8411-7864 •509 &42_.300, 24 hrt. 962-8068 n1t IMPORTANT NOTICE W 111 It• d t Wk n d
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Plece.'CM, wknda.' 141-2141 •..-NU,,..,,,, :~:;. ~~7~20 . re• Faet~B~~:C:~: 44t good. *:to13e & io11111 S1ttioe1111 ~~leebyo~:;:• ~ i-.7--~--·t-~~--c-... Mv;-•• -.!-.,..-~-·.:.--'°-om-,:-.• •...a.•-.... , ,_._,,__.._. •••••••••••••••••••••• E. COlumblne SYlte C LASER SAILBOAT llf I ,.._·--•-•-et-~• ""' ""'"' -•"" .,.,, -.. • ... _.... • Brown lltnyl c:halr ' aole PllTOt, Baby Double Yel-SA 54" .......... • • _.._ • 00 ,,. ...... • n u ... ....,,_ -644-13115 2oe 1 Royal Palm• or. -.-__ .-_-.. _-_----• (qyean ,,..•bid) lo<*• io-Heed. 11 week• old ..--With .. '!"!: __ 237•711 Ytusw••u fled adYeftlalng eotumnt --------89orta Library _._ -lltl ... -b12 _.._ ... w • .J_ ""' -doea not Include any '73 FORD 350 t Ton ---------1 •••••••••••••••••••••• • u-. --1450. M-.5440 II _,.. 18711 Beech 8llld ~ble tu•. lie.nae, atak• bid,~ dump, EVERYTHING GOES Wiii ........ lreat carpet. 1144-nOt. 11 j &.. "" ~1-nl HJI l.aMr Ins ere •rtl Huntlngtoo Beach 1r1naler lees, finance V8, 4 l9d trana rblt. dual Bargain. Hk»-•bld '25. ...a-a-t ~ 1111 .. ~!'!. ... ~3~ ....... ::1:"A-............. Save S 100 I have e M2·2000 cttatgae, tees tor air pol-whll, lumber reek
DW!wllher 125. Ky Rlfte ·--• _,, •••••••••••••••••••••• l'Wlllll IMTI ehanca to win SurllC)rlnl lutlon control device $3800 Pt1 557-0058 S75. St..o 125. i.--~rurnM. ap29p1:"an e-c•'•0• Ol..-rl PllP KIMBALL ORGAN model Sz 10 l30 673-8086 Sailboard with • pur-Sleet• Cab Over C~. certllleatlont or dea.ler l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil moww $25. WWII Beyo-.., 700 Swinger Juat Ilk• · · di of ...... L ,..._........,. S750 or best I• net 120, Mirror 115. elothH. ttouuhold $6550-~1833 new . s 2 5 0 0 c 1 11 2H &111111 Ill. du= .iu;.., ,_ -oN~~5878 documentuy prepare-'78 Ford Courier w/ahell
MORE. 21186 Babb gooda. All Freet. Spon-.. , __ ,.__ "" 545-fll92 873-eOOe THE LAS.ER STORE llOn chargea unle11 & trlr hlteh. Xlnt cond Street c M aored by lttt.ea Founda-~ ... , ••l•dHI IJIH 114' 01h9fwlH apecltleJ:f t>y 30.000 ml $3500 or bait • . . tkln. Held .t OUr Lady of ••••• ... ••••••••••• ... •• 8HP Chfyller, 3 yra old. All thlnga Laaer & More •••••••••••••••••••••• the lldvertl-offer. 1146-5300
TV, desk, 11•9 tug, reetl-Pitter Chl.lrc:tt. 1822 Welt Rm Divider. 8x8, Mlf IUP'-B tll I 1"th C I runt great, IOOkl grNt. 824 W. lath St, CM 200 PE Veepa I~~~~~~~~~' ner. bookc au, ear 8th St., Santa Ana por1ed, (wttlte) 175/bat Hu u • en ury S500 (2t3) 467-9057 17141M2--0846 11200 Aatlt•n/ 1:
redlol. lots of too1a. 2 ofr. 8114-8947 anytt~ 1e,~~~". ~~~:_.on,c;_e7r5t. evH, (714} 873-37 t7 Udo 14, derk blue, wnlte 645-11383 call btwn 9-11 Cl•1dt1 ISZI 73 Chevy Crewcab truell, ton H d '. k & ••er-.. 10 ....,.,, p .. ~ to •"' nui..wuuu v •••••••••••••••••••••• "• T. ve. euto, new paint, ,?._ __ ~ more. ,.. ""' ,~ "~"' 400 ydt U9ed carpet C.. 7500. 546-318e P.P wkndl. dee«. 1879. Ullman aalla, •77 FOXI QT moped rs ~-,.&"-' 10W Mii cont'd camper, ! 1!f ..-,.,_ .. Way C.M. place I tut-acting el.. mel color. S 1.50 ,..,:, yd. B·-'-t _ _.. 1-•11ng No. 27 e o v • r • t r a ti e ' . . Sh -1,_ .. __ ~ & 'ttpa 4, xlnt cond $3995 . .,... Sat Sun alfled eel &42-5878 ....... .,_, _,, ., S2700/obo ...... •2•1 cond . low mileage 12 5 •Y rep..._· p._upa
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•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 549 -1277 ext 10 , Smallrafrlgeratlonunlt,2 w/lllp,'iloownenl'llp.Call loml$350 A3093).Prloetatartngat V8-8, P IS , P /B, AIC.
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Dodge Queen oe1t platform bed KING INNERSPRING EX· Patio 07•,! hfte1hterh, ~~~-827-3044 1t 16 Berlow Wlncho. 7.opm. 543-f290 720-1896, 544..0805 HLJ 11.nll S5000 or oft. 55e-9134
end mattreu 1200. TRA ARM mattr ... Mt, glOw. "' tgh . ..,.,. PIANO • Reblt upright. Shaeffer 1+'' Halyard • '80 MOTOBECANE. Xtnt THEODORE 759-1010 never UMCI, worth 1530, 5-48-5518, &45-4509 Xlnt tonea. nlee cabinet S topper. total $335. eood 500 ml S395
N4IW e pee Modular Oak HC. 1248 del. Never Hot tub, Incl. heater. $595, call 647-7017 955-0840 i:· Aber~SIOOp, atpa 644•1163
bedroom 111 $400. uHd quHn H . worth purnp, fence & mlac. Plano wanted: Canoe, Nona 17'. fiber· t;l~2500l~~tt, 0•:7'. ROBINS
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221 E. 111th St., C.M. .11118 ll;itbrn Hiid
I'"'·' \lt•,,1 ~ O:L'WI 759-1010 S399. CHh only, •218 equip. Retalla for 13200, Spinet $200/$300. glua. Ilk• new, beet of-559 4095 ft 5P 1111 .. IE Stl.H . Oel. Uaually home. $1800 or beat olr. t4 K 844-8494 • 1 m Recond 847-8095 ·75 Sllverado t too PU, 3 Hlgheet cash lmmedletlly
Bedroom Mt Oiied walnut 754-7350 857-4878 5411-7272 ., en, 29' Flbergl ... aaHboat kit ., J / tpd, dual tank•. PS, PB, lor 1our vehlele. Do-
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King llMdboard, Mr. & lnTY• #Mtlanllll Rowing Boat: Slrigle Ft>-One pureh-buys ev• .. tl•ttJ'f. n AC. AM/FM. S2000/bat mealle or foreign .
Mrt. w/mlrrors & 2 com· * *' BtJY* * Slldlng glua door, corn-•••••""••••••••••••••• glu acull w/eng racing rythlng needed to build ~lfll 1150 Attention eolleetor1I 1959 ofr. 536-2MO 55t-8265 model $350. 759-1010 plete, $7011>91 ofr. RICCAR Sew Machine, oara. 11050. 675-3767 cuatom boat. Molded •••••••••••••••••••••• Ed11I Ranger In good I;:======;;;::!.========:;..
Good UMd Furniture & ~2 comm. ,_ 1550. Need Danforth Type 1 Eleelrie hull. dltel eng complt 1111 ID running condition! ONLY Ot!~e=;. ~·:: :X~ ~tancee-OR I wlll Mil Magic taland Gold Cerd e • 1 h , b • 1 t of I• r head In bo• nev. used mut rloglng NII•. eabl-I 100RT llTMOYOU 15501 Call 642-2073 or
C.11.nt . $300 • Ph or SELL for You Member1hlp for Sale. 754-7638 d ' s 4 50· netry, dec.c hardwr , etc 1.,..,...) 545-6974 II no~. ··-· a-••75 .... ·2•15 u n • , w.,, • ""'2-4574 -"'•"5211 _.., pa..---k--trying 8311-5409 Moved, _,_. -·---------"---l•ttl•f. ,_, llH 876-3787 ~ . ......-11111 ---... · cso.n't m. 141 Mii ~NII ......... ltete .~..... .............. days, uk ror ED
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lat/S.11•4. · a••••m High quali ty Dreul. Heritage, Henradon, etc.
China, eryttal & ac:e.-
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Never UMd ... ..,. We buy and ... quality SKIPJACK 24 ft. OPEN Stll95 Including trtr YIUIW&IU •
L• 957-8133 71~2 uMd 19Qrtlng equip oo CRUISER. 130HP. dleMI Npt Bch 1179-1275 18711 Beecfl Blvd **llfLIY**
New full-ala mattr ... Mt, eont lgnment Snow eng, auto pllot, Iott of -••y Huntlng1on 8ead1 Clean, orig .. lmrnae . 1
s es. New quHn alu. Pool Table 4x8' w/ Skiing, wind aurlln9. 11traa S 15,500/ofr -Ml·2000 owner. Ser •~O.
1100 750-5832 ac:ceMorlel StOO. Lock· water lkllng, tennla. aur1 &42-6540 ...,... 16 ft. 1NO, 4 ~Mlle.•---------$10.000 nrm. Pvt party. ....
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with motor. V«'J IOlld,.. clothing tor a ll above 1978 20' Skip~~ 842-7872 4500 ml 11111new.1 1800 ~~~~~~~~~I :::•,s~~-~::~= ~e~~~ t779 ~~~. '::!~· S.. at Ll~ .... 14. wltrlr~ evra, OBO Howard 557-9808 llH Peno•• 112
equipment $300. Auto N • w Port P • e 111 e . r_, 10 Nll nrm. lm&OIUTI Rebuilt motor,,_ paint
eaasetta player J10. RIP CURL MEN'S WET &45-3880 1144-5075 YAMAHA, 200 oc, _.....__ New urholaterlng. Extra Old Ma hog. 4-potter SUIT • --,,... ----------_.___ 7 ooo By appt. only Cannonbell twin Mda. Ktya« 125. 540-24111. S7S. · ...... -. 7ee-.ee29 21· Wllereft w/redlo, ~II ft Hfrlaer. ..... trle atart, only 3000 ._..... • • ~~~7~&~9-~t~20t~~~~1 .!.1200,_,~":T·ra~5Cof· F:...-:-.;;.'..'~ Walton prof ellc muaage ~~~7~*· :'t:. h ~~·~ ..... ,, HWtl ... I. '1"'t' .::~~:,0:~:~=3~1• Vl~~·h~~ l!~a ::: ..., """"' ....,,".. roller 1111• new. Cost '370 851-0140 ' Pa• •• I IJ, I clean 14,000. 498-7271
Need Ht dHptrately. ~~· 1 130. Cell ~~~·· aelt 11eo. 646-4413 1985 28' Owen Cabin t• lt take I 111, L<>gg. =~: rune grMt, '53 Studebaker Champion
Mu9t aac; 7 pc llv rm " x 13 ..... ~ ...__.. area KRUOERANOS, Old Clo-Indoor jogg•r lrHdmlll, Crulaer, encl head, ~1-,_l_l_f._1_40_1_____ 876-197111673·7818 5 pau cpe. Nice cu. MOO firm. 5 pc bdrm Ml • .,.... ,.._.. wood rolfera c:anvu co-1ey f I"' 1 ~ .... 1 ·-$3750. 2131592-1792 1375. Din rm Ml 1375. t\IQl100 ttlea I l11rnlture. S • afi' u.,equp ...... p lllUIU ·74 HO 1000CC XLCH.
Wh:I waher. S75. ca11'53&-e035 548-6737,lfler5pm, vers 75.648--4413 a Ip 1Vall. '8000. Cal20-et I 1$2900 Stock. UK mllu. 'e3T-Blrd1allpo-.57K
841 M~ bo (llO) 7,._ t Pool Table, •Int conct, r• 642-8274 •>Coal 26, ::o• U.Ooodn Chrome. 12800/bat otr. or!Glnal. a2950. 8' drl!Pel gold With bit& x• .,. 0 g latlon -•-• ....... 552-3252 Iv m-. 84&-0389 ---lllmfll------wHve, ~nder drpa to 11.7 Hell. Sm, med, u 4';7.1e4;· *II' SIWI• SchOck EndeeVof-14M ..,.
Oecorllor ooc:ktall table. rnetetl. $50, 536-«135 large. 8944947 enytlme. White w/iunbut1t a. NewPOt1 30-1..ABll.M '711 KAWASAKI 1<2400 '80 Aut!Ym repllea, beaut.
Hnttllelc,Luc:ffetopwtth tO ft WHITE ANTIQUE Mclane front throw rMI R:,~.•'o!::e!:,~•::1~ I H ,500. NEWPORT M-=m;:~::1fr2M c.:::1~~li'f.'":s ~:;.S2t.000orofr.
IOllObr ... legtendgold SATIN-LINED DRAPES mower. 7 bl•dM, 25", K•na•roo Boote. 7v,~c_H7.T1IOOEXCHANGE IMt. dln4no tabte and 4 '35, 53a-e035 uaed twice. saeo. 1145-7 n ....., -~-..-...... --.111111•111111--...-.11111111 ...... 1111111~---..-.11111111-._.111111111111 ~ ,,.. etandlng bar .. 566-1098 *U'WUlllll*
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man1 m •o ema. Cell 1136.eosll Orlenta1 rug. Excel. .,.,_ · """-"-840-7778 or 64l-tH3 cond. Sacrlflce. 1250. 1 100. 8 73. In "-'tJor to tl\9 ees>e. ---------•EARLY AMERICAN 10fa. Thia 40' twin dtl Flblr-CORNfR IEDAOOM 840-8930. R Wlf. glat1 Trawler It under
GROUP. 3 pleoel. wttl-'= =:!~ 1278· lfl. Bool Teble.. 1150. Stllt· Wii. ,;.. "" pr1ced 11 aeuoo. NEW· ton.. .. new • 1228. • . dard ea.. 8-r'a Cham-•••••• 1............... p 0 RT y Ac HT Ex -
l40-62t7. , .... dell!, 30Jl40. MCUte plonehlo. 7141 842·531' BEAUTIFUL as" RCA CH.ANOE. 871-1800 ML~AB~: .. ~&f.EE ,rAa-=~all ~ Ml. Old ~ Nr'Ot and = ";',.. •':J.&t'"~· '117 Chrte craft Cfc)rl, 18', · • w ron erecelet. Men a. wo· TV John'• 84f.. 718 verl r e re. reetored. bate. Lkl new, SU. Sofa, cuetom cllocotate men a . S10·l400. e8 00 or b•t olr. M0-8211. brown, ottoman, tolld A1-ot41 QUASAR Video recorder. l4l-llOO
RATTAN IAR. r·~ walnut ban. Orig. 1228 cun. -...... ---.. --.,--t-1-,-~ 10P wll 11100. leer . UOO. lllL'l .. .,..I. 112-m1 aft IPM
Ill/MW '460'. IMCMH1 730-6881 ..._,.. 2t" z.nltll cotor TV. >On't Lollded demo, below lee
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, Au1omet10 ... t.t1na., ~~! yr.an ~ 400 731.etl?· 21SO HerllOf ~ oond. new 11 .. dlln1t, :Z~ilG1e•llnowe ••1 lec't1110•!'90~ &48-2381 .... ...,,_ .............. _, Tiii• one haa • • l9Md a llllT Ill IAI oond., AM/,...,, IOw ml-se-o7a1' ' ' COSTA MESA rug1 ~ cov.rt " lhlnQ, 12to0 142·2A55 nwiur ... naadt ang trant , I la 11ura clMnl
end In IMll'l~lt con· .... ..... t>n.t.heci alum wtllt. ,1..; mOdM I OOlora avall•· '77'AI 924, maroon wllan l9t01trade, Champagne lup., economlctll •2111
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I •ri l'I ~"""' ',, 1U1 A ••1F•• I d d 1978 Rabbll, 11lnt cond 8 ., __ _ ,.... "'· •' oon • an 111·1111 ·ao 92• Turbo. lotldtld. ·ao 12111 $3800/t>eat olflf 1 711 ...... h Blvd Hu~'l~~ I ~-!U&D!!!L iow mi111.MJ!IZW> e.., ,,.,., • ~~ ~~~t~' l•HH ,.. ...... 930-0323 Hul41~2~
II IHI IOOO lm. • Ill nt4 •r11•11 1'14/1125-1808 19~~~~-'7n4.~.~~~: ::~•, c,o;::: 73 Monte Cetlo. 111n1 ~}!!!'!!~!!! •••••• ~!
28.000 mllla. Mly IC*led Ytt.llW&IU tt a ... '81 358B, nu balteryl Huntington &Mch 12900. 848·2885 cond, cllen body lnlld• 1111 ILISllllLI
eunroof, \d GOnd. Like , 18711 Beach Blvd. 11rtlll11 tlttf clutch Ju1t rblt. Ntedt 141·2000 Vtlrf ITtJ 6 ou1, rec:;entl~ rebullt OITUll SINlll
new. t 1 ,400 OBO 3100 WMI Cout Hwy · Huntington Beeh compire Hout1 of Im· work. 111. 14000 takH. •••••••••••••••••••••• engine. t1000. 59.1.ca1 lat•IWI •Ht
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4 15 AUDI nFOX 11•1 I f •& 1mlfm. lo ml, lllnt oond, ..UT MAIDA. a or ' • OBO/lrada Mu at 1111 11u -urt (ea&Y JE)
dt. auto, 1w eng. ••••••••••••••••••••~ ,..900 780-1074 CE DES I• 2 1 3 or 496-113 13 831·2750 •• ww trana. brakea, radl•I•. lilt F .. T 121 ... nw 1Y & 1 141031-2333 . 411 W&UI W.U. IUYIOI OILY 141111
vlnl cond. $2900/otr. .. "7" HONDA Cl/CC - -.. ... Sharp •79 911sc. black UI Wllll •••••• __ ..... ft " Door Seel • ,. .. _, on black. loaded. lo ml, Equipment lncludH an 'II CHEV MOVA -•-n•..-. 497-1057 an 4 l9Md 4-1p .. amllm CHa 30, ••--i $22.500 855•9991 or aulomatlc tran•mlaalon OVERSEAS DELIVERY Dove/OuJll Sta Irena • AM/FM raoto. O O O m I . Rad I a I•. _., an d an A M I F M EXPERTS 2 D HARDTOP '78Audl100LS.xlnteof'd. only •7.000 mlletl 6 Ill• $3800 /o bo. P .P llHIUlllf.cmuu.iwull4 ~I 8511-1281 (647WCU). r. NEWPORT BEACH '24951b:O~:a...5 cepllonally clelnl Exe.I· 534-7777 '~ Porach• Tar~ rear glu1 12111 WU IH 6 Cyl, auto. Very clean. 1 Ul-0111
1978 Audi 5000. red. wl ~~::!i ~:'':O:I b~.~ '78 HONDA ACCORD, -TQVR wlr.d~~6-~9 CdM. 11111111111 Yll.YI ~:.~,~~n1~ (SSM8~~~ (1-79 Cullan Sup. Bro'58·
b"lg1 velour Int.. AC, bOOk at 11450. Can Liu halehbllcll auto. AM/FM lllO llllt& YllllW&lfl 1988 Harbor Blvd. 11691 ham Oslo'.. I~;~~· 14.ieo5 AM/FM atareo Clll, 4 •t. 548-1788 8ft8' 8 30 CIA. reg. oaa grNt ml· Ul °"" ~ LOADED '78 Porache 911 COSTA MESA pp 72 1 .....
dr, clean, $4600. Eva/ Pm on weekdaya, all IMae. $2915 497.3954 Thlt one haa IVlf'Y1hlng eu~-SC Beet of e~htng 18711 BMc:;h Blvd 14 .. tllJ M0-t41l 1972 Cutlass OIOamoblll,
wknda &«-1486 day weekenoi. 11 no gd!cond. 1nc:;ludtng a 5 1p11d ~ ND Pristine cond 5"8·2288 Hunllngton 8eac:h gOOd eof'dlllon
•,..., 111 a,!,'w1er. plaaa• kaap ·79 Civic Cl/CC Hatch· tran1 •• air cond & eYn· A day1 or 988-3187 e~I 142-IOOO 68 Beltl•. auto s1tck. new 642-9499
,.,. • , ng 400 1 rooll (07 tZEB). ~ SAVE Wknda paint. c:;lean, rune good I
.• ~.··.··1·4:.y:::: ,73 Flat 124• new •no. ~~\,~it newmM1e:\f~ $1411 '78 Poreche 924 Sunroof. '~I 0~'!:,r ~~ ~:~:: $2100 540.9537 1·~b~~;w~8a1~:)~: ~~~:
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11350/oh. 831 -7187 One owner.While Mull YILllW&lll MERCEDES $8450 213-592-1792 1ut1Mu11-IA1teatat •••••"•••••••••••••••• '79 Chave11e. $3000 4 $6600 851·3t99 day1.
meg 1 •cr111 c 1 I 4 4 O O 1978 Poreche 924, $2,000 $.44!>0 837·2753 AJIC 110$ apd good ~-d ••ovlng 661-7379 eves 7t41875-1811 18711 Beach Blvd. & VOLVOS •••••••••••••••••••••• ~· ... '75 Flat 128: Nloe & clean • Huntington Beach below low Blue Book, 1111 YW '82 AMC Eagle SX4 Only must Mill 552-7829 '89 Cutlus Runt 9rtat
GrNI mpg. Only t HOO 80 Prelude. 211,000 ml, 142-2000 ''"" ur • I'"'' ,1 .... ..i.. ... perfec:I cond Air. auto. CHY•RTIIU 2300 mllH Save ovtr '74 Chevetie Malibu ciH-\lrea1 transporllon car Lawrence 7 1419112•5047 am/Im caa. ale. ptrf ,,,.,., '" '""1' ... 1 ..... alloy whla + more ~ $3.000 PP e.te..4829 $500. 759-1363 w.1$-lllflOE con d $ 7 0 0 0 ob o '78 Coamo new tlrM, new 1,.,..,,,1 , .. 1~~1 .,, •I ... ..i.1. $8800/bllt Call Jim Bra and AM/FM CUMI· Ile PIS. PI B. Auto. Air. --------• ••••H '77 124. cream with tan 642·8155 eves Irani, 70.ooo ml, Jtlnt .,,., .... 1 • ..,. '"' ...... 548-7245 la Thia one looks brenu l sltk H ID 350 V8. clear 111te 1979 Olds CutlNa Super-.._ lnl Wire rims. AMIFM cond Loaded $4 000 t uw1o n ,,., .... , ,,.,., .-11 newt (3889) •••••••••••••••••••••• $8001080 9&4-3205 me. $1600 below~
831·2040 495-4949 55,000 ml. xlnt In & out 81 Accord LX. AM/FM 528--0158 ...,. • .
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28402 Ma.r uertte Pk ml. 11ln1 cond $7099. ·75 Mazda Pickup. runs 18000 673-5309 JIM 1111111 lor the largest and best C.,-,1111 1132 First $3895 takH Mr Mlul~n Viejo wy "'' 1116 497-2680 great. good Interior. • .... ,, 1155 YOLllWUEI Hlacllon of new and ••• ,i.ii .ooR"wmii ... Wllllams 548-7245
(Av_.., Eltlt olf 1-5) •••••••••••••••••••••• 78 Honda Civic. 4 apd, camper ahell, am/Im CB. ~ f • ••••• •••••••••••••••• 187 11 ,. __ _... Blvd. uClld Buodlcks t In Orange ffS7 -., $2800 OBO 581 9857 ...,..,.. ounty t ay Automatic trans • atr l i•I• Open Sundays new factory paint. AMI · • ,1 ) · IEW Huntington Beach 8
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111'4" logo Cri1tl Atklng $3.450 OBO 'All<• 1" 1" ~''1 "1 Eac Sunroof. Bucket new valve 1ob. $2996 559-1833
~Leulng *FANTASTIC* 844-0317 Wt.:•t1~ 1141~!a s .. 11. Rally M1o.e. 0.-a..6-2549 73alc slall<w• ... ~ Pmto. 'la HOt't &rt ltrtl J1••U 1130 .,_ Ii •~3• luxe Trtm. Rack & Pinion I o lllO COllYETTll row mtla gold S '250
N...._ ..,_,__..,_I * FIATS * ••""•••••••••••••••••• ~ur ••• ~ •••••••••• ~.~~.! Steering, Front Wheel 1111 YW • '" ·~ C_.ty Automatic trans air OBO 55"-1""" ..,. ....,...,...,., * 2925 Harbor Blvd cond & "eya apput"• "' vvv 1!3~~ec~f1; auto .. snlrt. ttJG( S£lECTION * ·1b6lu2~~1~.8d~~·R1,''v~x,'~ ~~~=i Lu•ury Interior & CAllPlll COSTA MESA t1BEB067) ---,1-l_Pl_IT_O __ * '79 833csl; auto .• tow PRE-OWNED 1112 XIE Y-12 11111100 IT clean, nu radial tires, EPA Eal 30 city, 40 hwy ~~I r:~?l ~~~ '~:'."':~ 979-2100 , OILY $1214961 OE LUXE M ODEL· 4
mil., (5535418) FIAT SP()[JIS ' Xl/9's ctmlTIIU CllYllTIIU mech. •lnl Mull tell sir.399 AM/FM 111reo & low I speed. $3200 17,000 ml * '80 320I; 5apd .. lo•· y TO CHOOSE FROM Burgundy wllln. look1 Dyl 955 -0823, eves U mllel Cleanl (317SZG) 81 Century Lld Mini 1111 COHETltl 962-2730 dedl (1BOl/020) MAH . and runs ucallentl Red w/black. beaullful 559·9362 Alk for Bill (-lat 007454) $1111 cl ond Full pwr. low ml-Loaded wllh option•. 4 -,,--,-.-,.----.-1-~-0 * ·77 530!, an/rt, low EXAMPtE (IBYG"'"7) car ( lCHF538) WE'VE GOT FU EGOS I S 8 5 O O ob I .mi J • ..., $ !8,000 81 300D. dark biu.I blue 111 .,. ... ,.. e • 0 11 o · speed trans & t>eauuful• ••'"•••••• ••••••••••. mla (&42TRn 77 FIAT Xl/9 $13.500 Int Mull aacrlllc• Oar-IUltE NUT • -a..4-5613 pCBU427) 77 ARROW GT depnd~ •. * '79 320!. 4 apd • AIC 4 SPO Stereo, Mags 131-1313 131-1313 retl 759-1221 UIO/.IEEP/IHAILT YOLllW&IH '78 Regal Coupe. auto I OILY $13 llltl need• t>ody wrk $1500 "•(4&8XEQ) Only 57 K 659$MR 252 Blvd CM 18711 8MctlBIVd. I AM FM ' 111 5 47 -3135. tvea ·· * '80 320!. 5 spd .. sn/rf, c ·93 Jaguar XKE Coupe .. , ,.-.6,.. •-11·~0 NCI 1144 4 Harbor · · H "'---/ uereo. 115' 548-4325 AIC. (.59zOKl h o c o 1 a t e • ,., 1 ...... -•• .. •••••••••••••••••••••• 549-8023 &45-7770 unllngton ........ 11 s 3 4 5 o 5 4 8-e 5 3 . How••t 0 .. ,,,,1,t ---------v Brown/Bei~e completely reatorad, •••••••••••••••••••••• 'It Ill 142-2000 I 673-7372 """' • lla.1111 $ mech & body xlnl. Muat '78 300D. Ivory/Ian. $14, J1/J1 ••~tt 11ff ,--------Dove/Quell Sis 77 Volare Sta Wgn. AT. 208 W. 111. Santa Ana 4495 sell this wknd $8500 000 or best otter EKtra cleen. em/Im ••••••••'••••••••••••• '80 vw llanagon L very '62 Smell Skylar!< 2 dr. NEWPORT BEACH PS. AC. VB 318
Ck>Nd Sunday 494-6208 1575-7478 Everything new SEE TO 111 DEALER IN us A clean, 22.000 ml. orange auto. PS/PW. buckets. 111~111 $1200 71SO-t940
CHOICE INVENTORY 77 F 8 S C BELIEVE. $3500 or trade • . . & cream AC stereo/ $495 845-7578 1 .. 1ut IHS
VOLUME SALES IAT Xl /9 * ·~.~ l~t1;~:;:. :~r~f: tor? 631-5568 Matt 110' CARVER tape S9500 s.4&-3580 C•"ll•t 1115 1tll CHEYHLET ••••••••••••••••••••••
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Rack . Yellow/Ok body.notaeeratch.runs .... ,.,,.,.. ~ • •• ,,.. '•'" ICallCOI OUIWCf FM air cond & cocoa------:•: IO I M 0 LA II EI Brown 6 t 4TMY Blue w/~ack. New paint. ·7 7 MBZ 450SL Xlnt like a drum $4850 ·•-... .. ,_. ,,.... 4 speed Iran•. AM/FM.
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• s e1e1-S«vtce-Leutng $14.000 ···""················· ~f! .............. ~~. 11411 Lar11 ltlttfltt J ,... 673"1600
850 N Beec:;ti Blvd. 78 FIAT Xl/9 '75 240 Oleeel. 110.000 LUSE & 1112 1974 SAAB. 4 speed, reblt .Ill 1&1111 Of••• 1112 YOLllW&IH -,.-.-.-,-,,-.-;,-,--,,-1-0
• La Hab<a -4 Spd. Facl Air 631-1313 Reblt eng 17.000 mile• PEUIEOT IOI s eng Sunroof. good YILllWWI I c ... H... l 1871 1 B .. cri Blvd •••••••••••••••••••••• 122-1111 s I er e 0 c a s s ·73 )(J convenlon. tmaM Xlnl oond 8"2-3672 ru•10 DIESEL c 0 n d 8 .. ' 0 fl. r 18711 8Mctl Blvd Huntington Beach '11 n ..... ,..,,.
Open Sl.lnday Luggage R 8 ck block Chevy. 350 Iran• 'IO Ill IOO It n 642·7208 Huntlnglon 8eecil ltw la lt ... I 142-2000 Good cond Makt offlf
llAHE Nlm'I Mags Xlnt cond $6 500 AZTEC RED See to ap-'11 l&.U TH.. 142-2000 NABER~ 80 CHEVETTE Bronze 751-2770
aaaa-Orange/Brown 7l4/839-5919 preciale. Nor ... olflf $289 l ~ 4-dr Atr auto 1111-wnt 89 l-81rd. 2 dr good .-5•• 1BUC707 refused. 1573·7388 Snrl. alt. P1r1111 tires '88 VW Bug Low'""-· ("A.Oil l \ ' A·l con°d M~a1 HI cond•tt0n IMll bl a c:tas-~ s5295 7~:~~~,d~·~:o111o"ri.~~ 1983 Mercedu Benz per month plut ta.JC ,;~~-~=net, Good con-~~l~r~·~ •• A/i~ ";'."~. ·~:oo H•r~r ~:d , 545-2951, 635-6810 slC $795 962-80tl8 ~ 714-497-1037 220S Clean t>ody. runs. 46 monlh cloHd end dltlon. St900 Radlala, mega $2150. Com Mna 540·'100 lllT SELL 1969 T-Bird $1550 Neve<
68 JAGUAR, MARK X, bul need• engine work lease .on approved ere-494.3474 968-1836, 595-2190 my apotleu "81 " spd scratched. all or'lg, loolcs
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Mt. Red, US legal.
by OW'*.
831·3839. 5"8-5968
1977 e30CSI, bl« wired
nhr IOI. 81.110, air. AMI FM
CHI. Full power. Xlnt
cortd. $15,000. 759--0932
'70 2002 Perf c:;ond. New
Int New palnl. runs perl
$3500 OBO
675-9748
78 BMW 2002, lmmac.
muat tee $8400/beel
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-'74 Caprt 4 apd. 4 cyi. gas
aaver. $1550
840-5949
'79 Capri, loed•d wllh
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SPIDER
5 SPd. Stereo. Mags
Mint Condition
1ACP577
s5495
'78 Fl~T 124
SPIDER
5 $pd. Brighi Red
Stereo Mags Rack.
Very Sharp Car. New
Tires :: 1296
s5995
runt good. $5095 new $.495. 661·2220 dll Come In and eak for Vella While. red teeth & runs like new all op-
brakes. 675-1594 1977 450 SEL Brown wtth deta1111 (5« t86a5) S..t.z• 11f Z 1tll YW 'll IEYILU All goodies 540·0737 11 on s M ' J •me a
Jiu•• 1131 ten Int. 1 owner. xlnt IUCH IMPORTS ··5;1~5;;.;~L:;;~.. Ill $8~~~ ml. elec ~7:-:'72 &46-5865 _54_8-_7_24_5 ____ _
•••••••••••••••••••••• cond S22,500 549-1945 848 0owi s 1r11t ••-Li•an Automauc transmission. 88 c 11 •27 U d 676-7147 .... -AM/FM CB d orve e. rare ~ A•l•I SH "74 Jenten Healy Royal a. ..,. Newport Blecf'I HUii •n<I ra IOS THE UR&EST Trt-powe< Big money in ••••• ••••••••••••• •• ..
blue with new while toe> 82 300D Turbo Sliver 1&2 0900 (009MIEI 1 SELECTIOI I car A real beautyt • -------New trans. ckJtch 74.000 blue~11blue,alr.orth0 U • 131·2040 411-4141 $3111 Sac $ 7110 O l\i,,.J \BERS ~'g_2 ~:2 Sharp $4200 sea11. rear heads, lac1 ltllt•• f1SO llll lllAlll .Ill Mlllll ~ l~•:d~:'.etin ~ou'r:,·~ 21319u .5e 10 ._ ~ / "
lnstld rT'lats. mutt aell. •••••••••••••••••••••• lllaT YOLllWIHI Callfornlal See us today' '7n6alv0wel1n•e· rloLaowdedmllOearoigel·. (~,,\I )11 .( .,·\(", '75 Interceptor convert, PV1 pty 7141731-0202 * 11 •• wilt /wood daah 39K Equipment lncludaa a 18711 Beech Blvd. IAIERS
lw8900 o.eiln ·77 Merc:;edH 450SLC. 1171Nl•"IE111 shell Thi• one hu low Huntington Beach xlnt cond $8295 CLEARANCE ml. 1 • . 77 brwn. chrome wt.la, lo•· -mllel 1001 (856ZED) '42-2000 CAllLUC 645-7107 ~,..,.. CAi1 1134 deO $22,500 873-7339 TUU S.alll 2600 He1bor Bl'id -,-7-lm-m-ac_co_nd_L_oa_d_ed-tl
•••••••••••••••••••••• Red w/black, Flare•. • 89 Single cab Plcitup, xlnt COSTA MES" Ol>al rear speaket wtlh SALE ' 69 Runa9reet.newCor· '813000,llkenew 1Yn-Whale Tall, RECARO .1111111111 con d very clean 5_.0•1810 1qu111zer Cut1om
vatte yellow paint. roof.stereocauet11 al-(12107) YILHWUH $3095/ofr,545-()968 • w hee ls S l2 000 •
sheepakln covera. ntw loy wheels Owll« mull $10,000 18711 Beach Blvd 1ttl YW 644-9582
, ~~~~~ llree. $2500. (:~·88~tf730· 970"2871 631-1313 Huntington Beach •-UUFIHI&" Ill ·s:c~:~j~M c:.:,~v~:; ·59 vette. rntored. xln1 1979 CADILLAC 142·2000 Thia one Is black on Urea. xlnt running cond cond $8900 or oiler ELDORADO COUPE
T A•lll lliw 1100 A•lll /11w 1100 A.IOI ll1w 1100 black (12421) Great $950 642·3289 840-4982 (260X50) '75 FIA 128SL ••••• ;{•••••••••••••••• •••••l•••••••••••••••• •••••i•••••••••••••••• f•r..t• 1115 tr1ne.portaUon tor s.vt p SPORT Cru>E ~7·5 ·c~;;·aT .. Od·~~d. 12111 ·7;7900 Ile, •Int COnd p f!.Sl~! •••••••••• !.~~! s11,995
4 s pd , AM I F M MW radials. new bfakes. .Ill 1111111 8"2-6410 69 Cougar Xlnt cond
Stereo. Magnificent mm~m A stlfao $2300. 964-2127 YIL11W··n •77 Fltwd Brm. low m1. 70K orig miles. muat Condition. (579NPF) alt 3pm -s. 11 $ 1 4 0 0 I b I' 18711 Beactl Blvd parf cond, leather. all 85,.9204
1979 MHCED!S
HNZ 300D
"SUNROOF"
(73SW00 ) S 19 9 5 82 Toy c.tlca. every op-Huntington BMch xtrH. 18250/bst ofr --------1
lion 110,000 141-2000 8"2-3555 89 Cougar XR7 LOW 7141760-1393 m\les Excellent c:;ond --------'72 Squ11eback. look• & '65 Coupe de I/Ille. comp Blue wllh white lntlflor '78 flAT 128 Muateel1 '78ToyotaCo-runt great. radlal1. overhaul, $1500 968_1838,
2 OR. SEO. •ff rolla. Oood cond. $2800 $1995/Qfr. 8"~ S900. 631-3218 595_2190 s17,495
" OBO 714/644-0309 --------1 H UN TI NG ~ 1979 Celtca St Xlnt cond. 1111 YW f!!!~~ •••..••••• !!.H DHAI · 1135 4 spd. Radio &
Heater. 1 o wner
Terrlllc mileage
#8•09.
s2295
'78 FIAT 128
RM.LEY SPORT
2 DOOR
4 apd. Mege, Stereo.
Reclng red beauty
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(323WQV).
s2595
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SPORT COlff
5 epd. M11g9. Stereo.
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000 ml $4995 Thi• one hu • freeh en-OAIUll Z211 Dodge Dlplomet wllull
1979 CADILLAC
COUPE DEVILLE
(69-4XZT)
Before you buy,
compare our savincs, selections & service.
631-0471 glne. 1unroof, AM/FM Loaded Including • 4 P'#f. elc. am/Im radio
'72 Corona. and low mllea (200XXP) •P••d tran1. Tllrllllng Cell Bank of Amtr lor
runt good. t550. 11111 earl (1817). Only 3.000 delaile, Wkdr only 8-3
geo.5375 ... ...... mu .. 1 pm 759-438
·eo Tero.I. 14,000 ml. perl YILHWAlll OILY $12,1111 Tm 1140
oond. amllm 11ereo. au m11 Beecti 81Vd. MWUt °'""'" ~iaG~;~~:·;d~.·1~d;,· xtru. S•500. 642-3555 Hunt411on Beach "--/Ovall S11. "'""' 70.000 mllea $2500 r; l.b 1110 I ·IMO NEWPORT BEACH 7 t • 18 4 2-7 5 88 aves • . ! ... !!~r.~••••••••••• '88 VW CAMPER Grtat 111 ... 11 538-9738
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1981 CADILLAC
SIVILLI
"•ACTOIY 2-TOHI"
(689179)
$16,995 '771/W BUS. Cleln. many cond $2000. rid1a11. lilt •m••..,. -.,-,-F-O_R_D_M_a_vett_lelc_._G_ood_, Hlru. l57001bal oft. 1800 cc. 645-8178 JOhn. ._, nd 3 1
Sunroof. amlfm (7 14) IAllMI ~6Q: 494~;; ... econ 1911 CADILLAC
892·"92 • ·eo Oaf VW Rabbit. Dbl. 4 Automatic ttanamlaaloo •LllTWOOD
, dr. aml fm cue. 5 IPd d AM/F.. 11 1"81 E8COf1, 1 C>Wrllf, 11, 17 Bug, 12v, radlal Urea, AIC, t5200. 780· 1334 en en ,.. ... cuae •· 000 ml, run1 f'9'1ac1. 44 llOUGHAM COUPI
t500cc eng, dual c11ba. (809914). :J2• muet Mii. S4400 ••asTROROOP'' c:;atm Int. 1 piece win· '65 Bug. ~bit eng, new S4111 "" dOWt, 11800 or bit ofr. pnt, Int, btka, Great M ... -8-3503wl<dyabef2PM (1CRR592)
55&-4338 cond . 12200/obo. -·eo Ford ~o. ,_ $14 995
·11 BuQ. rlbll wt~ta. 842"'4978 YUIWAlll reblt 8 cyi. OINn seoo ' ,_ , ... 111a. c:.a. xini 74 vw lktQ. a1nt oond.. 11111 8Md\ 81Vd. s..e-9213. n8-1699
.... 1>1rb $3250 Celt Hunt1n9ton Beech $2050 881-3912 = :'e'MeH . Ml·ltll ·~c~~-,Fully equlp-
'78 Sclrocco, lllnt running. • ,..... """"8 "'"' auper,
tunu. Utt•, comfort. '80 Oii. l/W Rabbit. Dbl. 4 CAm.l•I #If 11450, h~190
$3900 080. •9a..eet5 dr, ernlfm c .... 5 apd ...................... U•Hl• ..,,
-----.----A.IC, $5200. •g C«\rllt needl wOft( •••••••••••••••••:'•":.~. MUST Sl!LLI 83 VW S• 780-133'6 t>MI offer ;4111... ' '14 Merit IV: 76,000 mllee. fart BUI Slld• rt, nw f II ti ~·•nt. _,,_ trene .... ta. '12 VW GHIA AM/FM 8"2-43341 U power, new rH, ...., -.. t 12&00 Oood gold "*· 'flnYI •op. lrn-
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51DAN DIVILLI
D'ILIGANCI
(10FH7S1)
$}2,995
11t e 1 , 488-2881 , CtHett • ·1• Moflte Cerlo, lllvlr/ mu cond. USOO
644-9539. r" n_n.! '! e__ c On d • blul lntll'iof, air, VI, lo-17u 87,. 19IO CAOM.LAC ,.
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'11 4ml 11 vw· eonw.n. H101111t :in.~~·.~n'r:'o~ ~· .!nr~ ~ ACt
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the wage base. his or her withdrawals will
only reffed a $32,000 limtt. Without the $32,000 cap, after retirement 1<>me·
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supplemental Income for retirees, not as their soJe Income.
FOR SYUIESTfJt S'W.LONE. ar of Roc:kv m
Yau loall wry a.cbo ..t ...._..,In the mcJY6e pc>*rl.
.. II .a ralv ~? -H.M •• Auron.. II.
•I ~pat myself on the back and say those power·
ful biceps and ftat tummy are a result ol my own VJOrl<.
To get Into th.al kind of shape, I lost 40 pounds and went
Into Intensive training for nine months. Several top
pros helped me condition to become the lean, mean.
fighting machine I play In the movie.
FOR SUSAN SUUJVAN of TVs Falcon Oat
D09I .lw Wyman [mr ol the lhow) e\e mmdoa ha
loraMr hultmld Ronald Rapn? -N.P., Wmatcha,
WMh.
•I have never heard his name cross her lips, not
even· during political discussk>ns. Fact Is, no matter
how curious the cast ls, no one would dare to ask her.
In short, Jane doesn't hke to and won't talk about the
President. And we respect her for It.
FOR RAV C. TREMONT. d.lredof, Volunteers of
Amatca (V.0 .A.)
Whlf 111 the purpoee of your 01gaid&ldoa? -0.8 ., Long
w.nd. N.V. e V.O.A.. founded tn 1896. Is a Christian service
organtzation which provides material and !ptrttual
assistance to th05e in need. Staffers and voluntffTS
opend4 day-care, housing, alcohol rehabllttation and
other programs In over 150 communities ln the U.S.
FROM TiiE .. ASK'" EI>rt'OR
QV01ES: Country singer Kenny
Hogen. smr of the mov\e Six Pock, de·
fines Washington. D. C., as a dly of.gam-
blers: "lt'• a place whe.N-some pnlttkians
wait to be discovered, and others are
afraid they m1ght be." ... One of Wln
Mc:Enrot's longtime girlfriends stat.es:
"When we ftrst met, at 16, he rarely said
'pleete' or 'thank you.' Now he's mellow·
Ing, softening, calming .down. He just
needs a bit more work here and there,
around the edges." ... At a recent
party, Maureen Stapleton confided, with a grin: "What I lack ln styie, I make
up for tn brute foroe." ... Paer 07oole, star of Mv Favorite Year. recalJed his
early ye.ms: .. 1 was In repertory In BhmJngham and kept muffing lfna. The
director, Tyrone Guthrie, said, 'Stop! Peter, go home. Come back tomorrow
momlng -llnd astonlsh·me. "' .. t-.NEWS: While the European attics had hot
praise for Wan-en Batty and his movie Reds, they
were only lukewarm about his offscreen looks. Hts
wrinkled, W·flttlng corduroy suJ1s didn't get n1ve
reviews. -~~BIB Wyman. 40, who's been wtth the
RoDlng Stones slnc.e Its formlltion In the 60's, has
kept a diary since the rock group was ju.st pebbles
He's now turning those notes Into a book. . . Dr.
Edgar Mltchell, one of the
12 astronauts to leave foot-
SQ ~ prints on the moon, Is off to
-llJJ"I T url<ey on a hush-hush ex-
pedition. He's seekJng biblical artifacts reputed to be
older than the Dead Sea Scrolls. Head of Human
Resources In Pabn Beach, Aa., he says: "Digging Into
the earth tor our past Is as hnportant to our future as
dJgglng in the lunar landscape." ... ~YS:
The moment family-law expert MaJVtn Mltc:helilon
turned 54 last May, he felt much younger than he did
on his 53rd mUestone. "I don't like the odd years," n ·
plalns the attorney. "The e\len ones make me feel far
more youthful." ... In the upcoming~ Retum of the
Soae:r, Glenda ~ 46. p0ys a wonuin half her
real age. "I'd loathe going through my 20th birthday
again," she says. "lt was a boring and unhappy time. I
was JMump ln the wrong places and had pimples." ...
Actress Molly Picon recentJy turned 84 and realled
her most precious birthday greeting, from late hus-
band Joseph Kahsh, who wrote: "To the girl who gets
older every year, but younger each day."
PRO ...... B. Cmpmter, Callfoma State Senator. chair·
flW\, s.i-MatcxttY Caucua PRO Ano con CON &lwerd N. f8d*y. Oregon St.ate Senator. chair·
man. \\Jays and Means Committee
Because IChools are to very Impor-
tant, adequate funding for educa·
don Is vital. Yet , since Propoettion
13 pa9led and liml&ar measures
were enacted ellewhere. tt's nearly
lmpoSble to raile new revenues
from the p1operty tax. State funds
are the only available alternatives.
State funding II important for
anodMr reaeon: People mutt know th.... are good
tchools ~ they need to llw Schools
everywhce must have adequate fwlda, reg.md1as of
vadBl:lons ID property-tax returns.
Should School Funding IWy
More on State Aid than on
Property Taxs?
~ ....... lrWIJ. Lldl*. ...._., l&.YJ
CommunJty control of public
education requires that local flnanc.
lng continue to be a signJftcant por·
Hon of the doUan supporting the
decisions made ln each community.
Nationwide, about half ol IChool
money Is non\ocaJ ahady. Going
fwdler rtsb state takeover, uniform
salaries and 1tatewkle sb'tka. h'•
better to equallm .duc.edonaf ~by Nb11dng
the property-tax ayltem 10 that educ:adoneJ exptn·
dl\dl p.. ~ 11'8 NlattwJy the tame In "poor" or
"rich .. dllldds.
C 1112 F=AMlLY WES<l.Y. All r1gttt9 !'9MMCI.
The
Ninef:eenth
1
Summer o/ ~
Kristy .
McNichol .
Maybe •he~ no little darling on
the .a, but then Krillty McNlchol
never Intended to be America•
.weetheart. All •he wanta fa to
work hard and play hmd.
t was the start of a photographic ses.slon In a
New York City studio and Kristy McNk:hol,
on orden, stepped behind a partttion, yanked
off her designer blue jeans and red pullover
sweater and slipped Into !IOmething sexier.
Onoe In front of the camera, she duttf ully slid
the new garment an inch or two down her
shoulder to reveal bare, youthful tkm, then
acre..ved her face Into a series of semlcoy, sultry
poses.
But something still wasn't right. The
broad , toothy, trademark grin -that
nationally recognized signature of
AmP.rlca's favorite tomboy -was
missing. and her lips were clenched
prote:cttve!y tight , as If concealing
some s illy little secret. The
~ was starting to get ant·
ay, and 6naJly Kristy depQstted a btg
wad of chewing gum Into a tissue.
Th1s Is Kristy McNlchol -on a bridge between
the spunky gum-chewing teen-age tomboy of the
1V Mr1es Family and a new aduh look that
Hollywood, that tmage-manufac:twtng industry,
hal yet to fuly define for her. These are her very
latt days u a teen-ager -she wtll be 20 on Sep-
tember 9 -but alrudy lhe Is· a c:erUftab&e
Hollywood legendette. She won an Emmy as Bud-
dy In Family, and has tom through a succ ••Ion of
good Hollywood perts, such as the reluctant vtrgtn
In L1ttM Darltn111 and the daughter of an aicohok
mother In Nell SUnon'1 Only When I L.twgh.
Now 20th Century-Fox Is about to ,.._. The
Ptrote Mouw, with Kristy In the lAtad as a comie,
romantic tD'9n9 herolM. The ftfm ii beMd looMJy
Kmtv In Pirate; "/don\ know t/ I'm ~'"
on the Gtlbert and Sullivan comk: opera The
Prrota of Penmnce -rock singer Unda Ronstadt
played the lead In the New Yori< stage revival.
At. the moment, Ronstadt hail nothing to worry
nbout. But Kristy's star Is on the rile. A. former 40's
child star Margaret O"Btt.n says, McNlchol ls an ac·
ttas wtth few rtvals In th• busanesa today.
h wasn't always. to. For years, Kristy McNichol
was Just on. inore anonymous Hollywood kkl wtth
only two dilcemille a.etl -a toothpeste
commerdaJ~ sm.GI, end a mocha with a
dannJned dream: to git her an., all-Amatcan·
looking kids (Kl1lty and brocMr/ector Jlmmy Mc·
By Andrea Darvi
Nichol) Into show business.
The big push for her to go out on commerdal
auditions began when she was 8 years old ... l said,
'Why not?'" Kristy rememben, a bit wtldully. "I
wasn't against It. I didn't know any differently.
"I dldn 't plan when I was young to be an
actress," she adds, her voice rtslng slightly In anger .
.. I wanted to be a doctor. I just kind of r;ew up In
the business."
What this has meant Is that Kristy McNlchol, the
all-American kki. never had much of a chance to
be a kid hene!f. She began work on Famdy at 12,
and today she's a 19-year-old pro going on 30: "I
didn't really have a chUdhood. It's not that I don't
care. It's Just that, tf I didn't have tt, what can I do
about It? I can't change It. I can't be a chlJd now .
.. People who are 40 and 50 taD< to me, and say,
'You're so old when you're onJy 19.' They don't
understand It. But what has made me 30 is working
with okler people all my life."
h's not that she dkln't try to be a teen-ager. "She
used to bring friends to the set to have someone
her own age to talk to," remembers actor Gary
Frank, who played Kristy's brother Wlllle on Fam·
fly. "She needed someone to con6de In. She was
quite afraid of some of the things that we.re hap-
pening to he:r so repld.Jy."
P laying the role of Buddy didn't heJp when It
came to sorting out the paradoxical role of
child-woman. Hollywood was Insistent on
marketing Kristy as a chlki ('"They wanted
to keep me really ~ung -in case the show went
on for 10 years. h was like they didn't want me to
grow up;. But tt also demanded that on the let
Kristy be an aduh. lt was a tou~ time for a teen·
ager who sometimes just wanted to have a ltttle
fun .
Recalls one former chlki actor who guest-5tarred I In a Family ePtsode when Kristy was only 13: "She
I used to hop Into carts (golf carts used for trans·
portatlon around studios] and drive off," he says .
.. l'd say, 'Kristy, what are you doing?' She'd say,
'Just hop 1nr The director would go crazy, ICfeam-1 Ing, Where are they?' Then Kristy would open up
o cars at the studio and sit In them, wishing she had a
I key so she could drtve away. She was rebellious
and arrogant back then."
I Hollywood wasn't amused by her independent
streak. The producers of Family cast Quinn Cum· J mlng5 -then a big contemporary talent -as the
adopted~ Annie Cooper, In part, says one of
Cununln9u 1epaentadva, "to leap Kristy
McNichol in line. Kristy felt that he own lnterats
were as Important as those of the company." The
production company, this !IOurca says, made plans
for the time when they might have to eliminate
Kristy's role altogether. "They wanted Quinn as a
stopgap In there."
That n.V. came to be. Fomtlv went olf the air
In 19EK) and Kristy decided to try to make ha mmk
In fature ftlma. ~ It all lhe halft't bit.,., In-
dependent lllak. "I hive a 11rong drtv. to a-t out
mlCl hllW fun," ahc -. ~ "rm 1mpe-
11ent. •• .I went to 9'l my handa Into ~· But I don't 891 Into things .. •my gentradon.' I try
to ltay away from the womaa'• movement, d9tach
...... from the polldcal wodd. My delh II to WOik
hard -play herd. rm t.adng time off betweal
movta and I want to do a lot of~."
Men, the .. unablflhedly, .. Mr~
SMAIU FAMILY SWEEPSTAKES . OVER 1,000 PRinS
KRISTY lloltlCHOL (C'onttnuedJ
mates, because "they're like llWe kids
-they don't ~w up." Her cunent
boyfriend , Joey Coraaro, Is ·a hair-
dres,,er and a playmate who llkes to
surl, boat and ski. [They met on the
9lt ol LJtde Darfngl when he WM c.aled
In to c::orTeCt a "terrible perm" she
had.)
All this playing doesn't mean Kristy
• afnJd of paying her dues tn front of
the C4JTlera or aa:epting the travails of
stmdom . "Everyone l meet wants to
be an actor or adras," she says.
"Everyone wants to be a star. It's a \ot
herder than they think. You're Uvtng
for the world. The world owns you -
which I aooept. If you want prtvacy,
you stay home sometimes, or you go
to an Island. Ever,ibody Is always
coming at me."
~wantato
be a Illar. If• a lat harder
than they think.•
Her ambition? She would like to cut
a record al>um and do more ftlms. "I
would love to do comedy," she says
exdtedly ... If I could wake up tomor-
row and say I wanted to do a mo"'8
with somebody. It woWd be DudJey
Moore. But 1 wouldn't want to be Bo
Derek. Shff doesn't get to get Into a lot
of the fun. fm 19, and I don't feel that
I want to be say and suave. I don't
look In the mirror and get sexy. I don't
even know If I am or not. On the
street, all the time, 1 get approached
by parents who say, 'I wish my
daughter was llke you.' AD I say II,
"Thank you vay much.' ..
She is not c.ertain how ahe would
feel tf the questions stopped coming
and the attentk>n ceued: "You can't
say that tt's going to go on forever,
because you really don't know. I don't
want to say that If It ended I would
freak ."
Would Kristy McNlchol want Mr
daughter to be like her? "If It was my
child, I would probably not want It to
be In the movie Industry," she taY1.
"She had her gum In her mouth all
the time," recalls Ken Annakin, direc-
tor al The Piro~ Movie. 'We had a
oonstant t.nle. She would hide tt 1n
her cheek. rd la)/I 'Come on I you've
got the gum!' And she'd say. 'No, I
don'tr Then rd make he open her
mouth and give It up. Perhaps she
needed the gum wtth her at comfort.
Well, that was her only "9n al In-
,Mtlt.V WUICA.Y, .MJ a 1'a 8 1
llCUltty."
Or perhaps the gum, hidden deep
within her }aw, II a symbolic bnk to a
vtrtually nonexistent youth. Annaktn
remembers another acene from the
movie. Kristy was wearing a heavy
sutt ol annex. her face covered by a
do9ed vbor. Just as they were about
to roll the cameras, a forceful but very
young vo6ce peeped forth from
behind the vtlor:
''Wiil eomeoM please take my
gum?"
Annakln was only too happy llJ
to oblige. -ls Lower Back Pain Making You An
On-Again, Off-Again Cripple?
Read how one man freed hiO.V from this
crippling pain.
h ~ aboerd 1 Lufthansa flilht 10
Fr-nkfun, Cimnany whctt I was Pna fOf' 1
busina& mm1na. The plane hit an air pock.a
and 1Uddmly my blclt "wen« OUl."
If you·~""' suffntd from lower balcll Jiiin,
you kno<* *hi! this an mean. In my cax.1tw
a~ ltod to l«1d fM off tlw ,_,,when
wt I.anded. '"This is 1ht r.na tmw this has~
pened'?" sht asked. When I lold her no, sht
\lid:
·-o. ..... ,.. ~ ~· .,._ ......
SM then 1old nw w had lower blctc croubk.
too. and W!lhoul 1ht Prosana Bdl, shtdidn'I
think w could hold htt }Ob. "It pnaially
i.a"l'd my lifr!" ft wall on.
111bfsurr10 ICI one. I told her. Bua wha I
was rally 1hinkina was how rould 1 bd1 that
helped her-woman about llO poull(b-
bclp I sliahlly ~I 1uy or Mll feet bkr
nw? Besides, I thoughc. I'~ Ina:! praaicdy
~hlnl Mlor1 or an ~IOll. So I wa"K to
my hoed room, 1ootl 1 hoc t.h. ~
asciinn and laid down for1ht n11M hotMI fOf
the bcsc
C.....'tpt ... ofW
The nm momins the pain wu ""Or1C 1han I
could C'\'Cr remember. I lttld 10 roll du1 of bttd
O#llO m.I' klffftS llfld CTO-..f 10 '1tJoo,tnob10 Jr'
10 my /m Apm, I took a hoc t.h and somr
asl)inn, but tpin, ii didn't do much ll)Od. H
I hid been blctc homf. I would haw called
and cancded 1ht mMiq . But horrr I was rn
Germany and IChcduled for a mcetllll wi1h rlYr odltl' businessmen I h.ad JO up, So lhrrr
was nochl111 I could do bul eo thrQUlh Wlth 11.
l.-dl ~.Too!
The 1*J1 ml.Ill ~been~ lhtmommt
I walk.S mto IN room bcclu.w the r'"' man I
mt1 1mil«I symplllhakally and said, "You
likr )'Otlr blck ls bochcri"I you." h 1s. I
amwmd." H1Ya1 't you hmrd ohhc PrOSlnl
9dl? ht ested. I nodded yes ''And )'OU don't
onr?" hr pcnisud. No, I Sllid, anmu-
around 1 he room, anxiou.\ only to llCS the
meetina over woh
and '° blck home. Arter 1he menina.
tht "*' who asked
IM about lht Pro·
sane Bdt ~ed I
join him ror lunch.
Siner ht was tht key
man on the cbl. I
acc~pttd. Bui in·
11eed or dri~ nw
to !ht mtaUt'tlll. he
took me r.... to •
-sbl supply SlOtt
~ht boulht mt
I Prourla 8dt. I had
no other dloicr bw
to put It on riah1
theft, I~ all I
could 1tunl of aftcr lhllllkm' hrm wm 10 \ay,
Is lhet le''
"'Tha ·s it." he rrplicd. " Now la ustake a
IK1lr walk tO 1 nc9tby rcstlurlllt I know
you'll a'IJOY·"
n. Mo.e ~Well Of M) Uf~
If I hid known the "bttlr walk" was IO'f1S 10
1akr almost a half hour, I nrver would havr
IODC-~ deal or no. Bue IM wm all
pan of his plan! Bn:au.sc by the umr we
rmchcd •ht rcsaurani. '".Y pain -'°"' ! I
e'VCll rcacntd down and 1ouctl<d my 1"odaccs
just to i« 1(1wasn'timapuna1hm,s. I Qfl•t
bdirYr ii. I sud. h 's like a mndr. "Yes, I
know," hr lllUWCl'"td, "I Slld tht -1hin1
when I n~ worr 1hc Prosana Belt. Occa-
,;onany," he added, ··1 sciU say ii, 1hhouJh
any trou~ condition Of pain 1ha1 per-
mts should br brouaJu 10 1hc 1um1ion of
your doctor "
're.46~ ..........
~ lundl my fncnd pnxnded 10 tdl me
about tht PtOJana 8dt. How it wu invmicd
by1doaor,ta1tdandpro"l'd111hospit&lsand
climo; evai on peop6r so crippled with Iowa
beck pein. thry had 10 WQl' stM ~·How
it wu, andis. ustdthroushoul Ewoprbytm·
ms dlampuu, Olympic bobskd medalr~h.
soccer pla'f"'-by all kinds or peoplr who arr
constantly put11n1 lncrcdiblr .trains and
st~ on 1har balcb. In raa, he conctudl'd.
iu dfc:cti\/GICU has bra1 ~ provm, 11s pur·
c~ it lndudld '""'" Otnmtn)'~ no1tonOI
lwol11t t'O~ pion
~ SMAit _., frw nw Of'I«!
When I returned homr, I loki all my f nmcb
wnh bed blcks aboul 1hlunarvdQU\ bdt But
wtlnl they 1ncd 10 buy one. they found no onr
In the United Sceacs had cva"t hmrd ofid So. I
called my friend m Gmnany (jncidm1ally, I
IOI th• order) and totd him I'd llkr 10 unpon
~ PrOSIM Bdu. H~ told me IN COJl of
ont llf Cifmwmy WU $44.CO In Amrricel'I
money. Sin« I would hlYr lh1S!Pn1 cosu,
cues. handli"I and to forth. I dcddtd to see
If I could make a ~ bulk imponi"' deal
with tht manuflkiurer. And, I'm hllppy 10
ldd. I w• abk 10. Ya. )'OU can now try the
f'rouna 8dt for only S29.Y~-Sl<t.OO la\
than wha1 )'()\I would pay 1n Gennany
Wh• 's '"°".
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probtibty tried nay "curt" lhfft is and so
)'OU'rt probebty ~· WMdl b wtly I'm mUifll lhll lton<l8d, ~k ll*W"Clr! tr
)'OU'rt not couwinced th.le the Prouna 8dl
rdlc¥m )IOI.Ir lowtf beet pein r. ... 11\a It
WOfb whcft oche RMI hods .,.s dc¥ka ha¥t
railed ... INt Ucu )'OU bend CMr, pntcn. do
hoUldldd chores. C'9tn ~ llPOf'U ptl/lt-/IW,
I '11 r«wn )tllll money ill JWJ.
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by using her Personal Biorhythm Analysis
By PAUL VANDERWIST
It WU the best birthdlly Mra. Stunn could hew WW
hoped fof. On July 14th~ Mra. Audrey Sturm left her
home In la Puent.. Caltfomle for Lu Vegas equipped
with only • 150 and her penonal Biorhythm Analysia. Aa
it turned out. she didn't need the •160.
Mrs. Stunn plMned her trip thie week-.... her Biorhythm
AMlvti• Mid lhe WM having en eight day Biorhythm Hot
Struk. Aft«• few days of winning steedily at .. 21 " (•300.00)
and Bingo (t250.00) llhe d9clded to go for the big money.
Buying • t1 Keno 1iclwt wtth 8 tpats. Mrs. Stum\ quickly
collectM •11.000.00.
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01979
Radio,s Fearless Freuds
Thanh to these pop psychologlam, lfatenera can tune Into tales of
imbibing, lrtfldellty and all sorts of lnadequadea. And the rating• prove
that phone-In therapy can beat the Beach Boys any dQJI.
idaftemoon throughout the sta1e
the saga conttnues. 'The llt.any
emerges as fam.IJlar as bikes In the
driveway or cold-cut suppen; the
voices seem to
blend together,
though the names change from
sta6on to station. Dick's Involved
with his best friend's wtfe; Helen
confet1a to lncat with her father;
Mary's depeasion has driven her
to the edge. Then breaking the wall
of patn: a commercial for a aeam
for aging skin, an advertisemeni for
a market. But during this unra-
veling of twisted lives, the audience
Is proYkied with something more
potent than voyeudlm -• chanca
to wallow in their own problans, at
least momeutarfy. &; dla8ng their
Joc:a1 radio ltadol\, ttwy Cllrl haw a
helpful -If brief -conversation
wtth an atablllhed theaaptst.
The c:all·ln thcapy shows
IQI I IPng the COW'dly border on
entatlilnment, ol coune. Ewn
theJr proponents admit to that. "A
lot of paopW cal up and My they
gaw up Gateral Hoeplial for me,"
l8io" Toni Gtant, • Ph.D., Caa-
fomla'e best-known radio thenlpR.
But Grant and odMr ~
and ~ man'*'9 tt.. pR>gl••• -the latest tned of ... ..,. therapy -laelleYe they
allr 10t1Wd•'5l more: the opportu-
nity tobrtng~tothS~
pie. Jn a eoc:Mty wt.. it.. ..
fe\Wr emodonaHupport .-me
-such .. the tndlb.al famiy
doctor er~ ri.._ -Nel
people .. Dick • ...., and Maly I can turn to a reedy and wtDlng pro-
fallonel. And thc qimlklf1I tt...
*radio lhmlca" addlw.,... from I .xual lnli*lll and .... , Im
By Usa Harrington
prob)erm_to queries about Improving one's life .
"Some people have not been properly parent·
ed." Grant contends, "and they really are In need
of some clear-cut advice. Some of what I do as a
therapJst Is to parent." So weekday
afternoons, tn a style deemed ma-
temaf -confrontational yet reas-
suring -Grant lends an ear and
presents alternatives, an action
which lngratlates both listeners and
station KABC. Her show, first
started~ 1975. tops 70 other Los
Angeles stations' offerings in rat-
ings and reaps about $2 mlllion per
year In ad revenue.
Inspired ba; Grant's suc:cess,
KABC formed a team of radio
therapists. David ~. M.D .•
broadcasts Saturday nights, and
Susan Forward, Ph.D. has a two-
hour prt¥m1'l Sunday aftm1roons.
For Vltcott, his three houn
become a thcapeutlc Interchange,
ndher than .tlOW ttme.
.. A lot of Jl'O!Pl1lS are super-
ftdal," he claims. "I try to do the
rat thing." The raJ thing for
VllooU ll an on-the-air break-
~· For lnDnoe, ~
aande probing by the ptyehialrilt, a
woman who'd gone to every kind
of doctor, from lntmUlls to he--
balm. dllcoYeNd that her uncon-
trollable snealng stemmed from
the guilt she cam.d over her
broth«'• death. lnaad of ltayq
by hit side when lhe knew he had onlo/ a few ~left to live, the em-bmbd on a ~ aw..
VllaJtt 1UQB I 14 I d that her llilthrna-
tlc ¥•il*>nW ~ be, In Nalty.
Unlhed ..... -You've got to admit
thlt ~~~brother."
he advlled. '"You'w eat to l!pOlo-
P to him, and ttwn ..-.. ~ _.for being hunwn." «<-.. ....,,
....,~.-·-··
I
~ to the WIDl19 lllullllon cm
pew dmprous. To 1Wv11w u:h ClCJNln.
dons and draw up mediaguJddna fat
lmprovtng and standardizing the new
profnlion, The Asodatk>n foJ Media
p~~ogy WU ettablJahed last F ~It's a wey for PIYChok>gy
pcofaaiona.la who work wtth the med.la
to get togcthc and talk about their ex-
perteras, .. ~ praidatt Jackie
Bou.houeo., who'• rec:etved • s 17 ,000
plt from the John and Mary R.
Marlde Foundation to study the effeds
of the phenomenon .
.. I can understand the concerns of'
the attics," says Joy Browne, Ph.D.,
one of three home doctors at Sen
Frandlco's KOO .... was lkiaptical of
the kica at the beginning. But then I
tried It and found that It hq>ed people.
I don't give advice," she adds, "but I
llAln, hq> people ddy the i.ues and
praent altamattva ...
Browne's upbeat approach topsy-
dlOlogy and her dltdndtve voice (one
llAmer Mid, .. lt's more soothing than
V8Un1 hat prompt8d a ltady etream
Jov Bmc.one le/I 8omrt to Join KOO. One aan.n daw46>n of fan mat1 llrlCl8 the farmer 8o1tonian of the theapililL "Ha uoa ff more aoothlng than Vatum. • st.art.t at the stadon lut February.
Hts oolleagua, says Vl9cott. mv stunned by his
~on the radio. The lnvtdJlty of the
medium he--... Becau. you're thll disembodied voa, thlre's laa of the game-playing that goes on
In tradftiona1 mcountml between a therapist and
pdent." he says.
Susan FOIW8l'Cf takes d another tact In ha
broadcatt Guat patients tnvtted to the studio )otn
In an encounter Miiion, afbn' which caDen are en-
couraged lo l"elpOnd. Unlike \119cott, Forward -a
fanmr-=tras -1c1llllt• cxbe11-,, talllllw flo the
entertainment value of a PfC9Bm Ilka hes ... Uthe
progtam Isn't alive and doan't keep fnCMM," she
c:ommentl, "It's not good radio."
Th~ rewarding, her nJghdy pro-
SJ'BID tats all her lkiDI ... You have to
concentrata on what the caller II saytng and on
reading between the llna :__ whet tha.cak. really
thinktng -while being pewpared for commerdala,
newlbralca and ocher tnterruptk>ns ...
Cada Perez, M.D., who ri1akas hou.caDs on
Saturdays vta KOO, hes found her cx-
patiaa •wife and motha' nwty •
valuabla • her madkal ..,_die In
bracing her for can..' prob&erm. C..
In point: One young woman c:aDed and
8lbcf Pera whats the should many
a man she'd known foJ one month.
1Mt'1 the mOlt .a1oUI d9dllon of
your life, .. Paa comments ... lmllglne
cal1ng up a tmll tb•9' on the radio
togatadW:a.."
But ....... don't con9dcr thae
~ Jockl¥ ............. ~
tuNa lr*>tha~on....._._.
and b9i ~ w IMy've rouna 6tln&fs
In tt.. doctan. Gm, for mmpll,
1ou:w61w tllll a aia.tophane agldrl
and ..... knawwtlllt ........ And In
tome Cllllt, the ......... begin lo Mt-
---naaa tt. 'a-. Thstt*d aw•• olKG0'1 .._......,
-.n, Nd-. ~. Ph.D., wt.. ...
*>11 lb ~ flan 10 P.M. to l
A.M.. NCmll • pnvam whae .,.._
lnllliKlluii ~. m.anbtr dpeo-
ple • ., Olwa .. ·~Oft --...... ihe .-p .... ,. .w1 who t.d
bt·a c:161Cllllll a A....._......_ ':-:--:-f...;....--~-~-:--::-:~~~~j ...... ilr~ • .., 1111r • _._ •. ............. ____ .._
mmd a bock b the &is two alin. It wm wonder-
ful. • 1>¥'• PIOfPill'l5 uamlt; NYOlw sound a tapcal
theme -drugs. hapa, suk:kle -and she shim ...
microphone with expa1I on these subfects. "Peo.
p&e mpond better when they're gl\lerl the benefit of
structure, n she explains.
Thus far, aD lilx proielllonals haw found the
responte to their media therapy IW'pl1llngty
potWve. 1'hc main~." says Payn, .. Is to be
there and to let callers know there's someone who
C11e~too
old, too dull or not
articulate enough
never make it on
the air -and
that's show biz.
cara." For thAI hundreds of thousands d list.enen
who tune lnlo their radio shr1nk, be It Toni Grant,
Joy Browne, Nadine Payn or another. media
therapy ..ma to be exactly what the doctor 1'111
ordced. • ..,
Dialing· Relief
N ot everyone who phones In gets a
chance to pose a question to their
favortte therapist. Both KABC
and KOO. like many oi the sta-
tk>fw faturtng radio thelapllb, have people
who ICl'eln call ahead °'time. Drunka, ~
vk>us psychotics, people unwtDlng to de-
eat. thlir probmn bGorehand and calers
threatenJng suicide are "preempted."
(Usualy, taeenm direct people thJaten-
lng IWcldc to the appcoprtate emergm ICY
lel'Vica or~ dlnics.)
OccasionaJly. a caD that should have been
bandied off the air slips by. Dr. Payn once
found hmeJf taldng wtth what she da-
cri>es as a "datslc suJdde casa." "She said
.he was going to kill henalf. But I managed
to tail her down and convtnc. her not to go
~ wtlh tt. Then 1 swlflched her beck to
the ~. who somehow got the
woman's phons number. Ow1ng the ftnt
comrMrdal break 1 had, I phoned to make
aare lhs was okay, and had gotm'l In touch
with a sulddc-prevcntlon center."
Dr. Gtant finds that most d her calas
"tend not to be seriously disturbed, but
rather conoemed about IOl'D8 illue In thetr
~." Utualy, pcognun dllectots wtll ln-
s1rud .aaanen to put through a mix oi
callas -maJa and females, y~ and
middle-aged. On many slatlons, elderly cal-
las have a dlf6cuJt dm£ galillQ airtime.
Grant hat admtttlld. M'hey'rc very hmd to
lsaan to," lhe ad at a 1981 A.P .A. 9eri'lar.)
Wlmin1i Tht Sur11on GtMrll Hu Dtttn1inM
ThM Cipnnt Smoking It Dlngnus ta Yu Htlldl
Califo1nia Scenes
Whe1e to Go, What to See, What to Do
J
!
someth&ng that SUppo«1S the communi-
ty,., says-Vidd Madde, 18, who work-
ed at one of the food booths last year.
"'What really upsets me Is that people
think theres nothing more to Gilroy
than garlic. There's a lot more than
that. It's a nice place to grow up In."
Events scheduled include the Garik
Tennis Tournament (July 17, 18, 24,
25), the Miss Garlic Queen Pageant
(July 17). the Garlic Squeeze barn
dance (July 24), the Garik Country
Bicycle Tour (20, 60 and 100 miles;
JuJy 25), the Garik Golf Townament
(July 29) and the Great Garik: Gallop,
a l~kilometer run (July 31).
Gfltoy' s Garlic Gala
All of these activities simply com·
plement the 100 food stands on
Gourmet Alley, at which partidpants
ba.ke, barbecue, boll, fry and mix
garlic wtth various meat and poultry
delights. The affair will boast 50 arts
and crafts booths. The highlight of the
festival, the Great Garlic Cook-Off
(slated for July 31), Is a culinary con·
test In whk:h 10 people &om around
the country, judged best among more
8y Jeff Rubin
W iB Rogers, America's famed humorist,
once described Gilroy as "'the only town
tn Amertca where you can marinate a
steak by hanging It on a clothesline."
Indeed. Getting to Gilroy doesn't require the
!Jea1est of navlgMlonal skms. A wd-dewloped olfac-
tory nerve will suffice. During summer, just travel
south on Highway 101 from San frandsco about 80
mila; when your nose begins to wOt &om the smell of
a fami1lar ~ you'I be about 10 mies from Gilroy,
the lel-podmmed "GD: Qipml of the Wedd."
And If you're tn the vtdnlty between July 30 and
Aug. 1, you'll have the opportunity 10 jotn the
150,000 Of IO people expected 10 attend the fourth
annual Glkoy Gartlc FesnYal which has !J'OW'1 &om
a smal food edllon' luncheon Into one of
Amertca's lmgest Ulban fairs.
Strange as It seems to build a fU around this
plant ol the Illy fam8y. commonly known as the
.. 6'ktng ~."the organtana al ttm festival haYe
found glllk the aNIW9 to Improving the dty's Im-•· Bebe 197'9, the fktt yar of the falMl, ewn
· tome al~· ae1lde11ts wmed alhamed al the
cty's odor. That prooftl*id Glkoy'1 ~ the
DlllJddl, to admaillh Is cm.n. In an ecflodll. wn. ... dll8rv to ~ Ind the eown
dudngtbtpelk hllwll __, thould be~ •a t.lgraf....._ .............
And. folownz a twnout o120.ooo ~
.,. during dw lint fast, the lhame chm lgld to
~-.. rve llwd heN all my hie and I see garlk: as
,,., ""'*' .. 0 ,,..,,._ ,,.,,,,., .,,. ond ~ bwr.
than 500 entrants, are lnvtted to Gilroy to com-
pete.
In 1981, the cook-off winner was Dr. Rudy
Melone, a Gilroy resident originally from New
York, who Is generally regarded as '"the father" of
this festival. He and his wife, Gloria, won with a
dish caled Fettucctne Gb1osa -mlJlleJs and caJa.
marl with fettuccine, MrVed In a white wine and
tomato sauce and laced heavily, ol cou.ne, with garlic.
Melone, 57, serves as president of tiny Gavllan
Community CoDegft, the site of the oook-off. A few
years ago, as chairman of a weekly Rotary Oub
JX09RID1. be ftnt decided to talt about gadic.
"Being ltallan, I was naturally Interested In
garlic," Me.lone explains. "I read about a garlic
festival ln Arleux, France, and I figured if they
could do It. we cxxdd do It bedl!r." ·
Melone's fria~ wlh Donald~. a
rnajDF ~ gmlc ~ led to a Rotary bd1e011
at Ouiltopher's ranch (allo the ... al the first
festival). A number of food editors attended, lh-
cludlng one who • .,..ed tha luncheon be •-
paneled • a rmmw of put.a. iH19 end promadng
C»oyandb~~
Up und thin, d)I dly'11nagit was lhlit ol a hick
town wlh a bawdy plllt. an Image esetblli.t-.
mies ago wMn .. ~ .. pows.d proaa..
lutlon, ~. tcplOt and_.. oocalb..ationg war.
The .... ....,. S,~e4Ud11goltheb
...... Gounn.t Aley had~ 500 pounds of
cWnwl, 700poundaof 11Dp~. 450pcu*of
~. 750 .,.. loaua of fmnc:h ..... Ind 200
poundf ol mwl•ow•. To Pi+n el tfde. 1S gal-lont of oltve oA1end300 ~ ol fresh glide wes.
requhd for 2n,OOO ~. This yes. v111tor1 wtD
c:ontWM -...n~ ..... tt'°9I tnirtdltnts.
WhlJe gmtc consumption all-round In the UnJted
States M! doubled tn the last 10 years, this ls a
phenomenon which tooK Its time ftndlng Its way to
the New World. Towns tn Sou1h Korea. for exam-
ple, consume 20 pounds per capita yearly.
Aroedcms CONUme only a pallry 1.1 pounds per
aJplla. This 6gln ls even more astounding con-
sidertng the place gowtlc has occupied in history.
~ 9Choian praised garlic 3,000 years ago,
perhaps for Its celebnrted medJdnaJ values. In 196.5.
RU!l!lans 5UppOlledJy imported 500 tons of the herb
tn an effort to combat a virulent flu epidemic. And
rumor has It that Eleanor Roosevelt Ingested three
chocolate-covered garlic tablets daity to improve her
memory.
Garlic has been reputed to be a laxative. and a
treatment for fevers, asthma, ulcers, measles, hem·
orrholds, earaches and scorpion bites. The med1cal
profession, all skepticism aside, Is looking Into gar·
kc's special properties. It ls of the genus allium,
whk:h may lower blood pressure.
Garlic has also played a role In the history of
cMllzation. The ftrst strike In history may have been
called by nonunk>n Hebrew slaves building the
pyriuruds tn f.aypt. They walked off their jobs when
the Pharoah Cheops, who believed garlic tmparted
super strength, reduced thetr rations. And four
bulJs were fotmd tn King Tutankhamen's tomb,
perhaps left by a friend who wished him strength
and health In his afterlife.
The herb's real glory, however, lies In the
kitchen. Today it Is not merely a gourmet's delight;
It goes into just about everythjng tn the fast.food
marlcet from soup to hamburgers. And In Gilroy
the emphasis of the festival Is on cooking and
eating. But In addition to saving up food, the
festival also serves up a fresh attitude.
'"Giiroy had such a negative image. Before the
&eeway came In, Gilroy was just a k>gjam on the
road between San Frandsco and Monterey," says
Melone ... People would go through and say, 'Oh,
what a smell.' We were a weekend traffic jam."
No more. This year the weekend traffic jam wll
be cauaed 'by people waiting to get off the freeway.
1n Glkoy. The sweet smel of success has 191
swely been a breath of fresh air for Gilroy. ..,
YOUI ~ to Upc09ing Events
4'llly 25, 26: Torrance Rodeo
July 25-Aug. 1: Monterey Horse Show
~ 28-Aug. 1: 'rtlba-5utter Fair, Yuba City
...., • L\ag. 1: Contra Costa County Fatr,
Antioch
Aag. 2-9: Mozart ~. Sen Luis Obispo Aas. 4-8: "Old Spanish Days" Fiesta, Santa
Barbara
Alig. •15: Santa Clara County Fair. San Jose
Aug ... Dbon Fesdval, Santa Maria
-J.o.21: Sen Joequtn County f'*. Stockton
-~15: Annual Stahrwtde Outdoor Art Show, s.a ROia
~ u.n: Humboldt County fair, Ferndale
,..,_ 17..at: Montmvy County Far
~ 17..at: s.i Bernardino County Fair,
Vk:torvllla
Alla.~ 6' Oilifan'a E~ and Fw,
Secnmento
Ami• ~ Annual Chlwacter Boat Parade •
Newport~ .
Aug. 15.19: Butte County Fair, Gridley
Aug. 26-19: Redwood Empn Fatr, Ukiah
Aug. r7: Ani.lope Valley Fair Parade, Lancastw
The Grand Illusion
All the State's a Stage Set
i
By Skip Fe<derber
1 T he film ls MacArthur, ; made in 1976, stan1ng
, Gregory Peck. ln a
; poignant moment, the
: General struts triumphandy
' across an Island In the Philip-! pines. Or so the movie-goer
: thinks, judging from the
• BCenes of lush tropical foliage
: and blue Pacific. Actually,
' Peck ts returning to Cor-
: onado Island, near San
II Diego, shaded by imported
I ftberglass palm trees.
r Even today, due to I •
I skyrocketing location costlS,
: movies. commesdals and ~ tavtstm shows are being
1 shot not 1n natural settings
: or Hollywood backlots but
1 In parts of the Golden State
I that resembM? the actuel .t·
: Hngs. Location directors
: comb California for odd.
: unusual or exotic locales that
: simulete bona Ade environs.
: Usually the arttftce ls so suc-
1 cessful that, unless the
: viewer halls &om that par-
: ticular piece of geography. he
: may never be the wiser.
; FUm makers dupe audt-
: ences ti.me and again. In
1 Black Sunday, for ex.ample, ~ those fearsome Arab ter-
: rorists planning the Super
: Bowl attack are surprised at
t their Beirut headquarters, as
: you may remember. The
1 winner of the Beirut look·
: alike contest. and thus the
: site for that scene: a peaceful
: seminary In Mab'bu.
I Even France's famed COte
: d'Azur has been duplicated.
, For Disney's Herbie Goa to
j Monte Carlo. 6lm maken
• simply took their cameras to
'. Carmel. And In Blood Alley,
I when John Wayne sup-
: potedly ts 6ghttng In the
, Orient against the local com-
munists, he Is actuaDy bet-
dtng In the San JoaquJn
RJver Delta.
. Whether a ftlm studio
• dM>OMS a California locatk>n
or gc>a to the actual Itta be-
. Ing depicted depends on
MVC1ll factors. "California·
bMecf companies will by to
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H2fPY poo! owners have made us -1.
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director Frawley Becker.
"But It really depends on the
dictates of the script and the
budget available.~
In the event a movie
maker should opt to film In
California, he can contact
more than 60 city and coun-
ty rum councils which help
provide a wide range of loczi-
tk:>ns: Western settings. state
penal Institutions, factories
and a panorama of outdoor
locaJes. "We get about 2.500
aiJls annually from people
looklng for locations," says
Kristan Wagner, director of
the state's Motton Picture
Council.
Shooting a picture in
California does more than
save the movie maker
money. It brings upward of
$1 billion in direct benefits to
the state and about $3. 9
billion In rippleJike benefits to
local businesses each year.
according to a study by the
U.C.L.A. Graduate School
ol Management.
Local businesses aren't the
only ones happy to see a film
aew. When ftlm maken take
to the streets of California
communities, residents also
share In the fun . Durtng the
making of Coast to Coast
starring Dyan Cannon and
Robert Blake, the town of
Stockton and Its envlrorls filled
In for Kansas City and
western Colorado. The ap·
pearances by Cannon and
Blake delighted dtlzens, but
a stunt-car aash. filmed at a
downtown intersection, pro-
vided more entertainment
than etther the residents or
productlon aew anticipated. . ..
Silent Star: For $5,000 a
Paramount location director enough for a "red bght"
Mike Meehan found the per-<listrict sequence. It took
The car, as planned. collided feet setting (In this case, the location people to find a con·
with a truck fuU of chickens. real thing) -a Norwalk centration of adult book
By acddent, the cages flew high-school bulldlng which stores, movie houses, etc.
open and the townsfolk was dosed down In June that would provide what
found themselves chasing 1981. Not only was lt used in viewers consider the '1ook"
after 50 squawking birds. the movie, but crews also of L.A. -a took which L.A.
On occask>n, film location oonwrfedltoafully~ lt3elf dkin't have.
fame and fortune have Nm llUdio wtth production 1ney found the area -In
actu~ walked through the offica and editing rooms to San Diego. And just to make
front doors of some lucky save money and lime. 1hei'-potnt, fttm makers spiced
residents. A televtsion com-OccMlonally, one part of up a part of the town. In this
pany's advance party, sent to CaBforrua will even be u5ed case, not only was the au-
scout sites resembling a as a substitute for another dlence deceived by the
Boston locale, knocked on Ca!fomia area. In the movie ~ of scenery, but also a
the door of a twc:>«ory beach Hardcore, George C . Scott San Diego dty coundlman
home belonging to a Santa plays a father searching for who thought that this sec·
Monica-based writer. Had his daughter on the seamy tion, which had been under·
the aew decided to fllm streets of Los Angeles. Un· going refurblsh1ng and up-
there, oocupants would have ~Kid'• SluH: A Norwalk high .chool becomes Rydell High, fortunately, L.A. just did not grading, was Jailing 1'9111
been t'elocat~ (at the ex· New Jersey, for Grea.1e U. come across as seamy back on its wicked ways . ...:I penseoftheftlmcompan~ ------------------------------------------------------~~~--and the owner gtven a fee for ..
the house's 5el'Vices. mansion, complete with 30
One Lake Malibou family rooms and authentic Louis
consented to such an ar-XV fumishJngs. has been
ra~t when_ a television-featur:edJn episodes of Dab
company requested their (es the ak:oholism clinic
homestead for a 1V movie. visited by Sue Ellen), Fanto1y
Though well-paid for tha lslond and The lnaedlble
hospttallty ($1,000 for two Hulk, and in Kmtucty FNd
days) the couple was ~-~-
than happy with the way Mr$. VIiiagran (known as
tho home was left by the Dovie Beams, during her ac·
crew. A portable Rlidk> was ting days) potnts out that it's
milling In action, and a few not lnapenltve to ftlm at her
Items were broken. "While home. For outside 6lming of
we were disappointed m the her five-acre estate she
breakage and that Items had receives $5, 000 a day; inside
'disappeared,"' says Bill filming draws an even higher
Way, owner of the home, prtce because of the fur.
"the studio was kind and nlshings.
generous in taking care of location directors are
things so we weren't left ln largely responsible for
the lurch." di9covertng appropriate sites.
A few Individuals make a They astelS real estate and
business 6f leasing their then make recommenda-
homes for localk>n shoots. lions to d.i'ectors on a locale's
Mr. and Mrs. Sergio~ subbiltty for fthnlng. When
often rent their home out. Greme U directors needed a
Tha $7 -million Pasadena large hlgh-9dlool saructure,
cJav, ftlm companies con lhoot thfl Pmadeno mon8on.
Mellowing Out with
Frank Robinson
Felaty Frank got to the Hall of Fame with hla awesome
abllftlet as a player. WUI he be as weeelllf/ul managing atltldi!9
who~ merely mortal?
-By Ron Borges
F rank Robtnson had heard lt before. For
three years they said he would get another
chance. They said his phone would ring.
Yet. when It finally did, he wasn't about to
be fooled .
"l got a call just before Chrtstmes 1980," Robin-
son recalls. "It was Mr. Lurie [San Francisco Giants
owner). He wanted to know If I was Interested In
managlng the Giants and asked If we could get
together for an Interview after New Year's. I really
didn't take the call serlouliy."
the event, just as he would
dominate the game until age
41. when he retired. But his
former successes would not
help when the troubles hit in
Cleveland.
The other rumors about his being hired, by
teams such as Boston, had never amounted to
anything. "I felt ma~ I'd done something wrong,"
Robinson~.
Robinson was winding
dov.ln his career with the
Callfornle Angels when
Cleveland acquired him In
1974. He was the highest
paid player on a team split
along radal line5, the white
players behind Manager Ken
Aspromonte and the black
players supporttng Coach
Lany Doby. Robinson sat In
the middle.
On Sept. 28, Aspromonte
was ftred and Roblnaon's
Robby oould probobfv play 't11 he Is WJ as a dalgnakd httte.
So after Bob Lurie's caJI, Robinson phoned his
agent and Mked what Lune's votce sounded like.
"That's when he realized lw1e was on the level. On
Jan. 14, 1981 , Lurie formaDy announced that
Frank Robinton was the tint block manager In Na-
tional League history, just as he had been the first
black manager In an of baseball history when the
Cleveland Indians hired him In 1975.
.. Managing Is never easy, but I expect to have
fewer dJstractk>ns this dme," ~vs Robinson, who
will be Inducted In the Hall of Fame next week. "I
hope people refer to me as a manager, not a black
manager."
Robinson feels qualified to · manage again
because .Ws .. matured as a person." In adcllUon,
since &eavtng the Cleveland job, he'• chalwd up a
one-ye.ar sUnt with a Triple A team and spent two
years coeching under Balltmore's Earl Weaver.
"'I was a lltde naive the last ttme. I ftgurtd the
players would come to me with their problems, but
there was a clique that bypal9ed me. There came a
time when the &ont office started listening [to
othen), not giving me the benefit of the doubt."
At one time there had been no reason t.o doubt
Frank RoblNon. As a player he was unparalleled:
the National Lague'• Rookie ol the Year In 1956
and 1t1M.V.P.In1961. Ave years later, after be1ng
traded from the Ctndnnatl Reds to the 8aJdmore
Oliola wtth .. has been" branded on him . Robinson
won the American league M.V.P. and the Trtple
Crown In 1966, hls flnt year with the team.
In 1966 the Ortola not on1'; won the pawmt, but
swept the Dodgen In four games. Robmon '4W
nemed the World Serta M.V.P. He had dominated
F,,,,,.,_ Colfomlan Ron Barga II o ~ • tee MMU WU«l.Y, .l\lfy a, -
name began to surface. Although there had never
been a black manager In ma)or-league baseball
htstory. It was no swpnse he would be cons~d
as the ground breaker. He had worked dwtng the
ofheason as a winter ~· manager In Puerto
Rico for leWTZl1 ~·
But C~land's star pitcher, Gaylol'd Peny.
made It clear he VJOUJd not play for Robtnson.
Peny had grown up on the hard-saabble farmland
of North Carolina In a different era.
"I had my dtfferenca wtth Gaylord when I joined
the Indians as a player," Robenlon admltt, recal11ng
the day Peny demanded he be paJd et least $1
more than his new teammate. "But when I was
named manager. we talced. I thought everything
was straightened out. It wasn't."
D apMe Iha ~. the Indians
emerged 79-80 In 1975 and 81-78 In
1976, ftnishlng f ou.rth both ttma In the
American Lague East. For a chronic
doormat, It was a nottceable lmprowment. But It
did not come fast enough. Eerty In 1977 RobNon
had run-JN with both Rico Carty, who pubtlcly
attk:lzild him wh!Je he set only three feet eway, and
Lmwll Banks. By now he had faced problems wtth
white, Lattn and black players. And he hid yet to
f~ a larger problem -the k>a of c.onftdence of
General Manage PhU ~1. ~ .. though, RObinlon ~red to ~
getting hll tum on track. They had won two
stra~t to push their ~ to 26-31 when Robin·
IOO't phone raqg on June 28. He was ftred .
"I thouQht Frank did an t:xc«Bent Job at
CJeveland ," U\11 Jeff Torbor;1 the man who ,..
placed him. "I never understood why he was fired.
They mede a mistake." Managers may be hired to
be fired. but Robinson had posted a credible
186-189 record. a record that should have quickly
earned him anothet chance. Even so, for three
years Robinson recelved no offers. Instead. he
worked as a coach with the Angels and Orioles and
maneged Baltimore's top farm dub tn Rochester for
the 1978 season. But most of all he welted.
"I felt Frank was ready to man&ge again before
he went to San Francisco,'' Weava says. "He'U be
better becaUM of the Cleveland experience.
There's no better teacher than history. And Frank
will do a good job. He knows basebaU."
Robinson also knows himself now. At age 46,
Robinson knows even he must change If he Is to
become more as a manager than simply a first.
"'There's some truth that I've mellowed," he says.
"But I don't want that to be mllconmued. rm just
as determined end feisty as ever, but I've learned to
control It more.
"When I came to San Frandsco, I started with a
dean .&ate. Tht CJew&and libaadon was e thing
where I always had to prove myself." But the at·
tttude of Lwi8 la different, Robtnaon explains. Get-
ting this Job now was not the b'9 deal It was In
19'75.
"This l8am hu a far more stable OWMrlhtp than
Osveland had; they have a re.dsdc Idea of what
dlldon ~ want tt. team to go In," M eddt.
"At this ttege, howilwr, what thls team needs II pa·
timoe. The Giants haw M -I hope."
Roblneon NWerded that patienc:e lmmediabtlt/,
taking a team that had ftnlthed 11 games under
.500 In 1980 and Wal fllt In b mgue Jn hlnlng to
(COflf#lwd)
Doctor·tated V•giai.1 relines
burning irritation in second.a.
If vou -like most women -
occu_;nall" suffer from cxcemaJ
''aginal itching, use fast-arcing
Vagi1it• fem1n1ne Cream
Medication. Vagisil noc onty stops
itching in k.'Cond.s. it mcdica1cs to
help heal inOamed skin, checks
odor, protect• against further
irri~tion.
And it's been pro"en effccti\e,
u~ by o'er 2~ million women.
Get gentle. can-to-use Vagisil
where fem mane prod ucu arc 1<>1d.
Doctor-tested -SO )'OU know
ic .. ..Ce and d"ec:bve.
o your heels ache?
l'RAMK ROlllllSON
one ~me over (56-55) in his first year. He
also convened· a rather average pitching ~
to the third best In the National League. And
Robinson and the Giants' front office decided
that a major overhaul was still needed. They
dismantled that aging pitching staff and com-
mitted themselves to younger arms.
He now manages like a man who Is build·
Ing for a more certain future. "It's different
now," Roblnson't wife of 19 ye«s, Barbara,
says. 'There Is a lot less pressure. The last
11me he was the first black manager. This time
he's just the manager of the Giants." 1"9111
Which Is all he wants to be ILi
Juan More Who Belongs
It came and went In an Instant, an ac-
tion and a reaction. Yet the day back In
1965, when Juan Marlchal struck then
Los Angeles Dodger catcher John Rose-
boro with his bat. still hangs over hlm. The
San rnndsco Giant pitcher believed
Roseboro had purposely grazed his ear
with a return throw to Sandy Koufax.
"It's the only thing I regret In my life,"
Marichal, 45. admits. He was suspended
and fined Immediately, but he has been
paying ever since. Despite having one of
the ftnest pitching records In baseball his-
tory, Juan Marlchal has twke been denied
entry Into the Hall of Fame In the past two
years. The voters seem to have forgotten
his 243-142 record. They seem to re-
member only a sOOtary moment of bbnd
rage, Marichal believes.
"If that had something to do wtth the
voting, I would like to ask all the writers
who didn't vote for me If they have done
anything wrong," Marlchal says "l think In
my career and In my life, that ls the only
wrong thing I have done." But that
knowledge has done little to minimize the
sting of his second straight re)ectlon by the
Hall of Fame Commtttee last winter.
Bob Gibson, perhaps the finest pitcher
In the hlstoiy of the St. Louis Cardinals,
acknowledged the error of the voters'
ways when he was Inducted that summer.
In his acceptance speech he called Marl·
chal the best pitcher of an era that lnclud ·
ed hilmelf, Koufax and Don Drysdale.
Perhaps lt had some effect, for the vote
was far closer this year.
"l think ro make It next year," Marichal
says. "(ft don't. I won't accept It lf I make ll
later on. After aD, l won men ~mes than
32 out of the 42 pitchers who ate In the
Hall of Fame."
John Roseboro agre.a that Mancha!
should be Inducted. The Incident la behind
him T\OW, and he wishes others would put
It behind Marlchal.
"I have no Idea If the bet Incident had
anything to do with him not making the
Hall ol Fame," says Roseboro. "He cer-
tainly belongs there. At far as why he
hasn't made It, who knows?"
Juan Marichal thinks he doa.
-Ron &org.
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Thls week an l
estimated 2 ,000 ~
people from around c
the world will meet ~
In Antwerp. Bel-j
glum. They will all !
be using the same
language, yet none
will speak his native
tongue.
That's because
they wtll be ~end
ing the 67th annual
conwntton of Es-
peranto, the unlve:r-
correspondence
OC>\a!le (wtth onJy
30,000 openings).
onJy a few thousand
Americans speak
the language. "A lot
of countrles want to
t.eadl it In their
schools," Schulze
told US, "'but the
U.S . could really
make the differ-
ence."
sal ~ aeated Bil'4e lcn ICJVS Babel ctvided .. ~tongue.
And then maybe
more of us could
join the Etperantlsts
this week In Bel-In 1887 by Polish
doctor Ludovic Zamenhof
and now spoken by at least
one mlDlon people In more
than 100 ooun111es. WMh on-
ly 16 basic rules of grammar
and no lrTegulmtties, Esper-
anto Is much simpler to
In their hospital nurseries.
tome newborns are being
subjected to noise levels
equal to those In a factorv.
Raearchen recently ob-
served the special-care
6w1litta -for premature
babies and other tugh ·risk
newborns -at Los Angel-
es Cowlty/U.S.C . Medk:al
Center Women's Hospital,
the largest obstetrical
lu.m than molt foreign lan-
guages, says Cathy Schuble,
e.d.hor of the Esperanto
newsletter In the U.S.
Still, although 150,000
Chinese citizens recendy
applied for an Esperanto
gium who, thinking toward
1983's convention, wilJ say
to one another ln fond
fareweU , "Ml vldos vin
venontjan! en Bud4pest"
-"See you next year In
Budapest."
ROCKIN' ROUND THE U.LA.
Recently we ran an Item mentioning a guide to country
music radio stations mound the oountry. So far, It's drawn
well over 4,000 requests. Stnc:e then, we heard from Arthur
Vuolo of Ypsilanti, Mich ., who alters a complete guide lo
rode music staHons around the U.S. He lists them by he·
quency, format (top 40, oldles, IOU.l,.etc.) and he arranges
them by lntentat.e, so you can ftgure out where to pick up
your htvodte IOUnds whether you're drtvtng on Route 95
from Bangor, Me., to Miami or Route 80 from BericeJey.
c.aJJf., to New York Cly. To order, send 50 oerm In coin to
ROCKGUIDE, P.O. Box 219F, Ypsilanti, Mich. 48197 .
hospttaJ In the U .5 . They found that the abundance of both
spedaJ equipment and personnel caUled noise leYels of BIR11IDAYS
roughly 75 dedbels, or
equal to the sound of
tndftc, with the noise
tometilDel approx.Ima-
ting that of large
machinery.
One of the raeardl·
en, Dr. Joan Hodg-
man, a profa90r of
pedJatrla at u .s. c .••
tokt ua that there couJd
be a link between the
noll8 leveJs ald 1he
high lnddenoe of hear-
ing km found among premature ~. and that the
noile Uo may be c:ondJu1ing to the burnout often suffered
by tpedakare nunery pcr10flMI.
(AD Leo) Sundav -Jack
Gtlfotd 75. Monday -Ja-
son Robards 60; Mid< Jag-
911' 39. 'D...UV -Ndr-
man tar 60; Peggy Flem-
~ The ,.,,.,,,,,_ tlliflUlrle .., U.""'°" A-. ,... .. N. Y. 1cml
~~ Vloe~~·
e..c:uciv. Edit«, Arthur Coacier
CMlnnan Emerttue. Morton ,mi-.
. THE ):St'
C~TS When the
movie China·
IOum was shown
on network 1V
last fall, It was
shortened by a
ful 14 minutes to
ftt the time slot -
• yet not a *'9le
word was cut.
How? Well,
stnoe ~ felt the plot d the mystey was too ln-
trk:ate for conventional editing, they used a technique ca.Bed
time compression, which can speed up recorded pictures
and sound by 20 percent without detection.
As reported recendy In Science 82, time oouaptession has
also become qutte popular with mdlo and 1V advertisers,
who )J(e to squeeze a few extra WOt'd.s Into their costly
30-and 6Q.9'!ICOnd spots. And studies have found that peo-
ple remember ttme-compresae.d commerdals better than
regular ones, perc:eMng ttme-coinprese.d spoMstne:n as
more knowledgeable and enthusiastic.
AllClllBTO
PICK
.. He couldn't run for anl-
maJ..<:ontrol officer around
here." doesn't qutte have
the ume ring to it, but dog
catchers would prefer the
old saw n!W<>fded just the
same.
"These guys just hate be·
Ing c.alled dog catchers,"
condudes Charles Owens,
associate professor of psy-
chology at the University of ~" ~~~
Alabama . He collared 50 .. f·
anhnal-a>ntrol offlcers to On duty: Treated Hke o dog
see what gives them head-
aches. It seems their biggest gJtpe ts not snarling German
shepherds, but hum.ans, who generally offer up nothing
more than oontempt. and even an occasional gunshot.
But by far the.tr bgJest cause of meu ls having to put
stray animals to sleep. Notes Owens, "To take the job, they
have to love animals. But then they must klD them." He
adds that as they prepare to perform euthanasia, many
report headaches, ui-t stomach, mmde tightne9s and
even an lnablhty to Interact with other people.
§ Ing 34. Wedneldlly -8111
&ad&ey 39; Rudy Vallee 81;
Jadde Onassis 53; Sally
Sttuthen 34. Thwwdlly -
Wllaam Powell 90. Mtdliy
-Paul Anica 41. Saturdmy
-Don Mumiy 53.
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