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_Abuse, risks repeated: ..
Who believes the children-?
By J ODI CADENHEAD
of'tMO.-,Phl•i.tt
Two weeks ago, Harvey Mark
Davis, 28, w as undl•rgoing ('OUrt· '
order~ counseling follow ing his
arrest last January on d mrg<.·s he
serio usly abu s l'd his live·ifl
girlfriend's daughtc·r
He was, ac..'COrd ing to a ra nking
Orange Cqun t y go.vernme n t .
social ser vices orf1t·wl , "doing
we ll." .,.
L ast Monday. Costa Mesa
Poli<.-c investigators arn •stl•d tlw
burly , unemploy<.·d o il wel l
driller on susp1l·ion of murder in
the alleged torture slaying of his
10-week-old daughwr. Heather.
He r body was d1sc.'Ovcrcd Sept.
23 by h er mothC'r . Cathy Lee
Taylor, 31.
P re liminary assessment: crib
death . A poli<:e i n ves tigation
ensued. Davis was arr<.'Sted a nd
faces arraignmen t Oct. 11. He is
being held in Orange• Cou nty Jail
without benefi t of bail
When arrested. Davis wa'\ fr~
on $5,000 bail. He was awaiting a
Nov. 1 trial on <:har~t'S he broke
SUNDAY SPECIAL
both arms pf anoth~r ch ild -
M1.•gan Ta y l o r , o n l! of hi s
girlfrwnd 's l'h1ldrl'n.
Mt•gan , 20 months uld, has
been untkr thl' t·ar<> of l'OUnly
off1 c:ials at thl' Albt·rt S itton
lloml! fur dC'pcndt•nl l0h1 ldrcn in
Oran~w ~an<."l.' the J an 28 a rrest.
But other d 1ildr<.·n rt•ma ined at
l h t· Da vis -T a y lor n ·s1dc nce
Thn•1.· of Cathy Taylor's other
chaltlrt.•11 wen.• th1.•n '. Su was the
infant. Hl'athl'r. now dl·ad T hc•rc
also was a l1v c.•-in b.ibysitte r .
Ccc:1lm Reid. 22.
Thl' Davis case and oth<'rs havt•
prompt1.-d qut-sllons qUL'Stions
whil'l1 fol·us on tht· <:u rr£'n t
philosophy o f attc>m ptmg to h 'l'p
fam1 h1.·s together aftt•r a ll1.•ged
ch ild abuS<' has ()('l'Urr<.'CJ Soc:1al
sc.•rv1l'l'S offil·1als thOSt.• who St.'<'
thl' grim da m agt' wonder
aloud 1f more can't b<.· dom• to
prt:v1.•n l th e tragt'dll'~
Expt·rts o n c:mld a b u s<.· say
Capsules banned
C HICAGO (AP ) Ma yor
Jane Byrne banned th~· sale of
T ylenol in Chicago on Saturday
and frigh tened residents began
turning in bottles of thl' mc-d1cine
t o police s ta tions as cyanide
pla nte d in Extra -S t r e ngth
T y leno l cap s ule s claime d a
seve nth victim.
As the trail of poison continued
to widen, cyanide also turned up
in an unpurchased bottle of the
capsules that was pulled from the
s he lves of a suburban drugstore
as part of the investigation. That
means bottles con taining t.alnt.ed
capsules of the pain reliever had
lllDEI
been for sa le in at lea~t four
stor('S in the Chicago area
Th<.• Illinois attornC'y gt'ncral
has blamed a "madman" f~r the
poisonings. but the Cook County
M<.'<f1cal Examml'r said hl' could
not rult• out "factory l'rror "
bl't·ausc o f thl' d asclosur<> that
l·yamde 1s US(.'(f in testing at the
T y lenol factories. A spokesman
for the manufacturer dismissed
that possibility, saying cyanide is
kept at an area far froi:n where
the capsules are produced.
Byrne-. w h o--0n Friday had
urged stores to strip all Tyle nol
p r oduc ts fro m the ir sh e lves.
Angels beat Hungers, 6 -4. Poge 81 .
e lebration pic ture , Page 8 5.
Robert Bruss 87
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rl'turning ch ild rt>n to n hom e
wht•n • abuse ha~ Ol'CUrrt."'Ci l'arrles
a risk . but tha t th!.) po te ntial
tl a ng l'r m u st bt: weig h e d
1.·an •fully <igamst th l• anguish of
St·p<irullng ('hildrt•n from paren ts.
Although th e n •mova l of
l'h iltlrl'n from u hom e whl'rt'
ubust• 1s alleg<.-d usuully OC'\'Urs on
a ll•mporc:ir y b<is1s. <•Xpl•rts say
1 h l' p <• r nt a n c n t n • m o v a I o f
d11ldr1.·n as for mon · d1fflc:ult
"It's u trugt'Cly," suid Lorram<'
Adlt·r', d1.·pu1 y d ircl·tor o f t he
1.· 11 u n 1 v · s C h II d P r o l et' t i o n S1•r v 1t·~·s d('pe nd1•nl'Y sectio n.
"Could we· havl' pr<.•v1•nt<.'CI It? I
don't kno w . Wl• didn 't kno w
about tht• infant (!l1.·1Hht•r)."
Court n•t·ords show Taylor's
,·hlldrt·n have.• lx·en t:.tken from
thl· <·ou plt· thr<.'t.' t1mt-s in the la.st
y1·ar , 1iwludrng Sl•pl 23. Last
N11v1·mlx•r a ll four c:hildren were
n •nmvl•d from tht• hum<.· due to
an ullt'Kt'tl la ck of supt>rv1s1on.
Thl'Y wc•rc r<.·turnt'<.I u ft·W days
lotl'r.
Megan had minor bru ises on
hc.>r body a nd a burn mork on her
hand when she was admitted to
A l be r t Sit t o n h o rn <.' l a s t
Novem be r , <H:<.·ording to t·ou r t
records. ·
M ega n again wa!> rc mov1;:d
from the home after her mother
took her to W es ll•rn Med ical
~nter on Jan. 28, wht•rc.• doctors
diS(:over<'CJ she had two fractured
arms and lip abrasions . Mc>gan
has not b<.•t•n rC'lurn<'d.
During a prl'la mmary hl'armg
J um• 23 Taylor t1.•st1fll'd that
Davi~ LOltl h<.•r h(· wru. rl'turnang
from a babys1tt£•r 1n S a n ta
M u n 1 c: a w h e n h t• g ra b b c d
Megan's arms LO kl't.'P h<.·r from
foiling wht'n ht' hL1d to brake
suddl'nly for tra ffll'.
Adll'r said s hl' km:w th1.· othc.•r
<.·h1ldrcn Wl'r<.· hvmg with Davu;
and T a y lor . but said socia l
workers mon itoring tht' c·oupl1·
w 1.· r l' u n a w a r c• o r t h t•
(See LEAVING, Page A21
Chicago, claim victim No. 7 • 1n
dt'Clart•d the ban Saturtlay. S he
actl'd "under broad l'mc rgcn('y
power m the d ty h<.•olth rode,"
at'C'ordmg to a-spokswoman for
ht'r off IC'<.'
The U S F ood a nd Drug
Ad m 1n1s tra t1 o n ha!> urge d
c·o nsurpers n at1 onw1dt• not to US('
a n y Extr a -S tre n gth T y le n ol
n1psult'S for thC' t ime· b<.•1ng.
Pa u l P rinc·c , a :J5-yt'ar -old
fligh t attendant. wlls found dead
Friday nigh t in her seventh-floor
a pa rtme nt on the city's Near
~.North S ide. 1he. firs1 Yi~Um f.rom.
within the city limits instead of
the suburbs. A few steps from
her body was a 24-capsulc bottle h ave been .idultc ra tc·d would
o{ Ex tra -S trength T ylenol she h ave reach ed s h(•lvt•s 1n t he
ha d purch ~<'d at <i m ·arby Chkugq markl'l.
Walgreen's Drug Ston• T hl' d eath of Pnn<.'l' forced
Police officials said the. T yll'nol aut hnritaes to e xpand th<.• S(•ope of
in h er possessio n contai ned th e ir s e a r c h b ecau s e t h e
d l'ad ly d oses of poison , a n d adultc rat<.'<f capsule· c·amt• from a
Medica l Examint'r Dr Ro be rt third batch o f Extra -S trc·ngth
Stein said the autopsy showed T y le n o l. 1d c n t ifH·d as l o t
... sh e d ied ·o f "a c u te cyan ide 1801MA. T he first two batch es
toxicity." that w e'r e imp lica t e d , lots
Stein said his office wall begin MC2880 and 19 10 MD. w e re
looking l n t o s udden d ea ths r ecalle d n~a t ionwid e b y the
re p orte d s ince S e pt. l and manufacture r. McNeil Consumer
pom!bly a w_~k earller -just_ Products CC?., a_au_bsld iar:t o_!_
about the t ime batches of the Johnson & J ohnson.
Extr•·Strength Tylenol found to Invectiga tors have said they
wt·n · pursuing the theory that ~
"disgru n tled e mployee" may
hav<' put the ('yan id e in t he
l'apsuk-s.
A bout 150 people are working
full-u me on the investigation,
indudmg 75 from 15 local. state
and federa l agt-nC'ies an a task
rom :-headed by Illinois Attorney
Gc•neral T yrQne Fahner
Fahner said investigators have
det e rmined th at t h e tainte d
capsules did not cr06S paths while
they we re being manu factured or
in the ir d is t ribut ion . Tha t
stre ngtnens th e theory that fhe
killer slipped them onto shelves.
Harvest Festival draws a crowd
Warm and s unn y a u t umn
we ather have he lped Irvine 's
annual Harvest Festival dra w
large turn o uts so far this
W('('ke nd
A nd festival organizers predict
healthy l'rowds will <.'Onverge on
He ritage Park again today for
the l'ond usion of the three-day
event
Fcsuval pres1den1 Tim Parker
said about 15.000 pC'ople h ad
visited the 1982 festival by 6 p.m .
S aturd a y . D cH·r1b1ng t h e
we athe r as "inc r ed ible." he
oreca s t the t.u r n o ut wo~Jd
double today .
Admission from 9 a.m. to 7
p.m . is i i for adults. 50 cents for
senior citizens. 12-year-olds and
teen-agers. Children ag<.'S 11 and
younger are admitted free.
More tha n 150 arts and c·ra fts.
food a n d game b ooths a nd
carnival ridt'S have bcc•n S{'t up m
the pa rk at Yalc• a nd Wa ln ut
a venues T oday's sc h edule
includes an auction sponsored by
the E bell Club of Irvine at l p .m.
in the He rit age P ark T ee n
~nter.
A lso at I p.m . will be the
community tug-of -war with the
cit y's fire men d efending t heir
t1 tie against challen~crs fro m
various corporations, char ities
and homrowners as..'IOC.'1auons.
Musical grou ps sched uled to
pt!rform ind ud l' Wild OtiL<; Crom
1 1 :4 5 a .m . t o 2.4 5 p .m ..
Cottonwood at :i:30 and 7 p.m .
a nd t he Ra m bler Barbe rs h op
Qu a rtet offe ring frequ e nt
serenades. O tn er e nter tainment
will be provided by the Lori
Ha nso n Dance Studio, Cripple
Creek Clogge rs, Irvine Dance
A c ad e m y and V a n 's B MX
skateboard team.
The H a r v es t F es ti v a l has
expanded during its 10 years to
prov1dC' local servit't' d ubs and
or g a n i za t i o n s w ith a n
opportunity to raise funds.
Bowen Goletz, 9 , wa it• hi turn to perform
whh the Irvine Children' Choru" 'at the
Han t Festival while Mark K wok~ 5 , 1 et
Involved wi th pizza.
Al Orange Oa11t DAILV PILOT/8und1y, Ootober 31 1982
conomy burden
laWmakei-s
WASHlNOTON (AP) T hl·
th Congrcu. b rought lntu
er In the 1980 <.'<>llM'rvaUve
eep th•t e lected Ro n a l d
agan presid ent. n•turm.>d horrn!
t u rda y t o ~w a it o n e w
nda te trom voters anxious
t the recession is <.'OOtinulng
spite two ycor11 of legiB latlv •
euverlng.
The econom y w os like ly to
n lin ue bed eviling la wmakers
hen they return Nov. 29 In a
t-e lectlon "lame-duck" session
dea l w i t h uncomple t e d
nd ing legislation need ed lo
eep the government solvent in
e new fiscal year. which lx!gan
rlday.
After a d ay o f te<.•hnlcal
n kruptcy, Congr ess a pproved
l g islation late F riday that funds
o ve rnme n t operation s only
rough Dec 17. •
If Congr<'ss, w h ich has been
pealedly <.'Onfronted in recent
t o n ths with budget d eadlines
nd thre ate n e d c ut s In
vernmenl services. can pass the
ucial spending bills for fiscal
83 by December. "that wouJd
e a m ajor accompl ish ment,"
aimed Senate Majority Leader
oward H Haker J r .. H-'l'cnn .
0 n I V t w o o t I h t• 1 3
apprup rlollon!l bllh c:lt•urud COn~rt.·s..-. before the rt-<.'t.'8.'I
T he worl(!nlng l'<.'tlnomy, and
lowmo kcni' inablhty to turn IL
oround. took the bloom otr many
of Rcogon's lnlUaJ tax and budget
vict or ies o f 1981 1;1nd handc u
Democr a ts a r e ady -mude
cam paign Issue for the Novc•mber
e lections.
Th<.• Senate. under COP rule•
for the first time In more than a
q uarter century. remained J oyul
to thl• president on most issues.
But the DemocraUc-~ntrollcd
House .presented Reagan a batll'r
pill Friday as Congress ru shed
toward ils two-m o nth-lonK
c l(•ction recess -re jcct io11 by
nearly 50 votes of the president's
p r o posed co n stitutio n a l
amend m e ht mandat i ng a
balan<.-ed federal b udget.
It was in stark contrast to the
victories Reagan had received Ill
the House on ea rlier economic
votes, where through 1981 a nd
early 1982 he was able to rely on
a coalition of Republicans and
con ser vative De m ocrats -a
coalition which had failed him in
a number of re<.-ent s howdowns.
Singt•r l>i un a Hos~, shown lwrP in u
London file photo, m1!d l' loving a ncl
tou(•hin~ her thc mt>8 u l Suam·da y night'"'
c.·oawt~rt a t tlw Irv ine M coclo wi,
Am1>hi1 lwatn•.
AP Wlrephoto
Ross reaches out
to Meadows crowd
By JERRY HERTENST~IN Of IM D.ity , ... , lleH
Dl11nu Hus~ 1mng of lovl· und
ri•111.:hlng ou t to u solcl 11111 I rvirll'
MN1dow11 uud11·m·1·. Suturduy
night
A nd not only dad 11h<· 111ng of
r1•:u:hlng out, shl• cJ1d Ml, mukan~
ht•r woy through the· 11udwr1n•
sevcrul tlm t'tl, tihaklni< lumdx U.'i
11hl' went.
S he· 1nvltt>d nwmlJ.-r11 or lht·
uud l('ncc lo 1>1nK 1mlo 1111 lwr
"favorlll' 1tun8," "l<1•ud1 Out 1mt.I
Tou<:h"
Th1·n 11he hat.I tht• l i.ooo rn
atwndant't.' hold honds und 11way
whih! sinulng lhl· ~mg 111 unuson
T ht· motion madl• th1• uud1N1tc•
oppi•ur ns wave·~ on the· OC'C!O n.
whal<> o rull moon hu111< ovc·r lht·
s<'c•nl· In the sky
Daana w o n • u s linky wh1l1•
.
drcu 1hut 11parkll•d an the
1potll1lhLoe. Sht> aang ha~ froHl ht!r
cfuylli with th<· Supat•rrw" un d
fruu1 hl·r h11 muvi<' "Lady 8 1ng1J
tlw BllH.'ti "
Shi· ol11t> ~ o llOnH "juicl (ell'
1h1· nwn," ·~·oul·h M a· 111 thl'
M111 nang "
And sh<· p<:rfurrnt'<.I unl' fur lhl'
womt·n : "h 'i1 My llou1w und I
l.lvt• H1·n •."
· T hl' uudac nn' lovl•d at und
)j('rcamc'<.I for mon·
Thl'rl' Wl'rt' Mir1)C LIJWI( l.lt thl'
< on<'l'rl HoMS <it l1mc•i. was
hotlu·n'll that many pc.•oph· didn't
11•11rnln in their seats, t1sk1ng
thc·m lo do No. Shi• 14 p£•n l
l'cmsidcruhlc• umt· muklng surc
~· m1erophwlt• workl•d prOJ)(:rly
hc'(·auSt.• ~ht• wontc'CI to p<•1 form to
"pcrfr><:llon "
And that '>ht· 111·arly dad.
Bush s tumps in Long Beach
Thi• IJ<•111tx:ru\11 l'a1 ty wunt!:> ll>
1 1• a r d 11 w n l h l' H l' J g a n
udn11n1s lration .111d rdurn lo
Dc·prt.•s!:>10n -c•r<1 µul1t•1t:!-, Van•
Prl·sttfrnt Gl•CJr gl· Bush said
Saturday, ucfdang thul "Sc•nuwr"
Jl'rry Brown would bt• tlw wor t
thang he• tou ld lh111k uf
"Thl'.Y have a plun. untJ th<Jt ts
lo lt'ur duv. n an h o n l·St,
1111\CJVUllVl' p1t•:>1dent," hc· st.itd al
u fund-rnasrng brund1 111 Long
Bc·ach for lfrp Dan Lungr<.•n
.. And thi:ll as not going lo work "
"Tip O'Nc·1ll sits lhl'n· with the
politic~ of thl' pa~t and blcx:ks
1·vl·ryth1ng thl· prl'sidt·nt lrtL'b w
do," Bush :.;.11d
EAVING ABUSED CHILD AT HOME IS A RISK, TAKING HIM IS A BURDEN • • •
-week -old infdni.. Taylo.r a nd
av1s wer e both rece1v1 n g
unseLing, Adler said.
homl•s and 15 pcrcl'nl to group
homt·s. Five per cent were
adopll'd or hospatahl.Cd.
"Whut t h e public needs to
k now is t hat It's e p1dem1c," said
Stl•tm·r . "The 6 .000 cases
rl'p orted are t he tip of thl'
l('C.•b«:rg ...
"There w e re n o ind ications
a l the children. other than the
e that was abu sed. were a t
sk." said Adler
• In 1981 n1 n e c hild r e n 1n
Orange Cou nty died as a result of
abuse. More than 5,900 cases of
child a buse were reported to the ~ange County C h i ld Abuse
gistry. M yrna Ha mid. registry
s pervisor. said 99.5 perc-en t of
tCie cases reported were factual
(Last year 6,243 persons were
al-rested statewid e on susp1c1on of
p'hysical or sexual abuse against
t:J'li ldren.)
When a re por t of a b use Ill
madl• 10 the rega.stry, a coun ty
socanl worker or police officer
visit:. tht· h ome to determan l'
iC tht~ chi l d 's sa f e t y 1s
endangered.
'O n e o f t he problems with
,,:·moving ch ildren from a home
"If there's an y doubt, we Lake
the kids out," s<iid Sgt. B al l
Bl•c:h tt•I w ith the Costa Mesa
Polan· Dt.•partm<.'nt "We would
r a 1 ~ll'r make th e mis lak e of
taking the kids out w hC'n we•
shouldn't than letting someth ing
happ<.•n to them.
"The problem we see In severe
abuS<' l·ao.esoccurs w hen the child
as rl•turned to the home ·· ~here abuse h as occurred is
n ding a place to pu t the m ,
thorities said. I Last year Albert S itton home ,
'fith 128 beds. admitted 2, 145
c1h i I d r e n : h a I f h a d b e e n
One<' removed from the h ome
lhC' child 1s placed in protective
l'ustody. usually a t Albert Sitton
ho ml' A hearing an JUVeni I<·
c'Ourl as held to detC'rmane 1f the
child wall be returned. ihysically or sexually abused
he average stay w as 14 days .
he home has a long history of
lking overc rowded.
: Bill S teiner. director of t he
cbunty facility in O range. said
\h at 40i>Crcent went back to
t h eir -paren ts. 10 percent to
T latives. 30 p<'rcent to foster
.. If we have proof ol abuae, we
attempt to take all the children ."
said Hazel Brown. depa rtmen t
program managC'r for the county
Child Prot ect ion Services
d<'p<•ndc·ncy section
I
Southem C•hl0tnle wtll be teor
hrough Mond1y e1tc;ept tor
11c;hy log •nd low c;louds at •tie
0111 Mondey morning Oulle
erm d1y1 lnl•nd, but much
oolet nMr the coast by Monday
Orange Count y c;en e•pec;r
1gh1 in mod to upper 70a II
IChes, 801 onl•nd Lows 52 to
Monday htghl an 701 11nd tow
I
lnl•nd valleys wtll have highs 86
o 90 todey. 85 10 g2' Mondey
~ows 4910 se ~Mount11n1 can ••11«1 high• 67
77. IOWI In 301 end 401
re.swig Wind•
Nonllern Oe-1 highs an 801. ows 44 lo 54 Soulhern deMn
ighs in 901, lows S4 10 62
Northern end Ctnlr9' C.litornle
en eapec1 log ind c;loud1
onighL Sllgnt c;h911()11 ol .,_..
nontiem mountelna Mottly felt e. I Miiie COOief ~
~..S. summary
howere eoekeO the upper
ululppt Vetr.y to Oklehome
S1turd1y aa thunder11orm1
. IUOU c:.nlral Ok.llll!Oma.
ver eutern K1naa1 •nd Into
orthweatern M l11our1, lh•
ellonel Wuthllf S«v1c;e 111ld It •fao w11 reining over
~le, nOflh-1 Wllconlln
lowl.
Cloudy llllM -eel much of
rMt of 11111 mkSdle end""'* !WIMlllppl Velley. the nOflhwffl
II of the up.,.r Gr .. t Lekea
eQiOfl end the notl'*n Pl.int.
8howefl and thunder1torm1
tlnUed OVllf IOUt'*n Florida
#oflQ lhe C:OHI of Loultlene r ..... whlle It ..... cloudy
the Nor1hweoll
FOi todiry, Ille ... ,,_ NMcll
Fair· days
S mog
The Air Ouehty Management
OlllrlCI predocll good elf' QUlllty
tod•V on all •reH 01 thft South
Coasl Air Basin
Gooo eor w 11h e Pollutant
Standard lnd1u ol 100 wea
lorec111 tor lhe R1vers1<1e·S•n
8ern1rd1no area and the San
Gobroef end Pomona v1lley1
MetrOC><>11lan Loa Angeles ShOuld
h11ve a PSI of 75, white the
torec;ut '°'intend Or•noe County
end the Sen Fe<nendo llnd Senta C111111 velleya w .. tor e PSI o1 54
A PSI OI 42 WIS forecast '°' lhe
c;outll. Heme1-e1s1nore, S.nnlng
1nd Big Beer L•ke areas. •long with lhe high and low deMfta
T e mpe ratures ~111 MS
Jacllenv!le
Alblny
,.lbuque
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.. Taking children from their
homes as a very sevcfl• step. The
big lC'ntlt•nt·y is lo kC't'P ch ildren
an their homes. But 1f you keep
them there. you're wkang a risk "
(f lhl· children d on 't appear to
bc> 1n d an ger a nd pan·nts are
l' o o p<· r a t 1 v l' and w 1 111 n g to
undergo counsela ng. then the
children arl' gcnc.:-rally n •turned,
officials said.
Abo ut 75 percent of all
<.•h lldrcn n :moved from thl'1r
home go bu<'k within two years.
Brown S<itd
Bl!eUU~(.· or lhc· d1 H1c:ulty o f
proving <:mot1onal dam<Jge to
c.·h1ldrC'n who only may havt:
w1tm•sst•d abuse• and the· lu<.·k o f
adc·qua t1• span in protet·tivl'
homes. 1l 1s h<Jrd to rc.·mov<.·
s1bl1ngs from an abusive
environment
"H omes are unobservable."
said Brown ''PC'ople thank o f
t·h ildrc•n as property and say
'do n 't i n tc.•r ft•r(' wit h my
propt•rty ' Everyone thanks they
are an e><pt•rt on '·h ald-rn1sang
and don't want tu bl' g1vt:n
adVll't!."
Mkhael Hughes. an uttornC'y
w ho ofll•n rc pres<'nts ab~sc.·d
c.·haldren rn juvenile L'OUrt. smd at
as V<'ry d1fric-ult to remove
c.·hildn·n pl•rmanent lv from a
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.. You h&vl.' l<• show that it's not
an lhl• c.·h1Jd's bc:M mlt'res~ lo lx-
wa th lhl• parent~ and that th<>
l·hald IS at risk Of suffering l'lther
physical or se><ual abuse," said
H ughes . "But it's hard to
p<.·rman ent ly remov<' a (·hi ld
lx'l·aust.· at plal•(-s a ht•avy burdt•n
cm the stale "
Child abust! l'Xperts da ff<.r on
w h e t h e r l h e r c· m o v a I o f a
uattt•rc-<l l'hild from a homl• end~
tht.· dl'struc:t1v1.· pal ll'rn. Somt· S<iY
that the adult ofwn will pitk a
M.'apt•goat a child who may
n ·mrnd tht•m of an absent s pou!><'
Wht·n that t htld 1~ gone. th<:
abuM· oftl'n C'nd!>
Othc·r~ c:unll•nd that lht·
lll.ln•nt, C'Spt't.'111lly 1n S<:Xual abUS(•
c.:a~·~. nwn•ly will wrgct a noth1.·r
t·h1ld 111 thl· fomalv
"If you n·movc; the child and
lc-uvt· lhe others thl' parent shifts
and another child 15. abu5':d ,'' said
H amad, of the C'h al d abust•
n ·g1s1r:v. "If left untrN1t.(-d, the•
abuse• t•ont1nut'S and C'Seala tl'S"
Anuthl·r problt.·m an removing
t·haldrt•n from a home whl'rC'
abttM• has occurn.'CI IS that v1ct1ms
:trl· often too young to talk Older
1•h1ld1·n may bt.• rl'lur:tant even
h·urful to tt~l1fy agami.t their
p;1n·nL"
L<1"l April, Hon Hongst<.1d. 61. ;1
Laguna Hill., iwro-.pacC' en~am'<.'r,
was Sl'ntcnl'ed to morl' than 36
yL·ar~ an state prison on charg<.'S
1) f 1 n <.· t• s l • r a pl' a n d c: h i I d
molC'Sllng mvolvrng !.I>< of his 15
children.
Evidl•n<.'<.' presen ted al the trial
show(•d tha t author1t1cs h ad
known about thl• abusi· as {·arly
as 1977. but a rl'luct&nt't· by thl'
t·hildrcn tv testify madl' rt nearly
1mposs1ble to takl· acuon
"It.a was 1m poss1blc lo gl"l a
handlt' on the c·asc," said Deputy
Distr1l't Attorney Pam llt.>S. "Thl'
<:haldrc•n were an morl<ll fear of
th1·1r Cather and wooldn't tell us
anything"
Tht·y an• now an r1,...lc•r homl•-.
1n thf' t'ounty and al Albc•rt
Sitton homl'. ·
Oix:tor.. a nd 11•:whl.'rs also arc·
rduct.ant to repurt tnl'ldt'nls of
abuM· eather becauS<.· of a lack of
knowled ge or the• seeming
rndafferc nce to lx'l'Omt• 1n volvcod
&'t:ausc· c·hildrt>n arc not ofl<.'n
bclacved. broke n bones, burns
a nd severe bruiSC'S oft('n become
the most convincing proof in
court, Iles said.
"The JUrOrs look al th<' parents
nnd believe they can mfhcl t he
kind o ( Injuries Wl' sc•c•,'' said llt•S
"Th<.•y don 't behc•v1· t haldr1•n.
L"'iJX'<'Wlly in incest C'JSt.~ "
lies "aid that lht· l1Jnv1c·u on
ratt· for pun·11u. lrtl.·d an abuse
l'US<.'1> as Vl·rv luw.
Studtl'!--~how that abusive
pcirents w1.•rc• often lhl· v1t·t1ms of
c1bus<' tht•m1wlvc·s as children.
Many 11mc.'l> thl:'y cxprt·-.s rcmorS('
for what thl•y havl' dont., sa y
l·Xpt·rL'I
"Most p&rcn~ you u.lk lo say
they don't wC1nl lo abuM· 1hc1r
kids," said Ro n Ander¥o n .
program rnunuger for Child
Prutt'<-'l1on St·rvat.•es "Soml·thmg
d1t·ks Thl'y really du fl'l·I w ry
bad abuut II ··
T h 1.· I 1 v t· • 1 n b a b y i. 1 t l t · r
t·mplo) I'd b y Da vis said the
Ii-fool ll:IO-pt>und 011 wc·ll dnlk·r
wa~ <i loving falhC'r whn often
f1 •d has g1rlfr1t•mi's l·h1ldrtn and
pruyl'CI with them t•Vt•ry night.
Cecilia Rc•1d said Davi~ lovl-d
lht.• chaldn•n vc·rv mu<.h He
n •pcirtlodly pluyed iA·1th thl'm und
uftc:n fax<.'Cl their meals
The n ight Healht·r dtt•d he
pr<iyc'CJ with the· C'h1ldn·n as they
sat down to drnncr. Read !>aid
"I JUSt ma~ thc.•m !>O much,"
said Reid "I JUSt want w take
th<'m to the beach and thl' park
and buy them ice cream "
Authon taes said that nu one·
ha!> visited thl' Tavlor c·h1ldrcn at
Allx·rt Sitton home, wht•re tht"V
an· oncl· again wards of the
('fJUnly
Employment down, abuse up
Ba:.ed on results of a re<.'t'nt study. tw o UC
Irv ine resc•arl'hcrs say the current econom ic
rl•<'l'ss1on c·ould producL• a markl'd increase in
lnc·1dC'nce of child abUS('.
Aftt'r comparing unemployment and chlld
abuse s tal11lics rn L os Angeles and Ora n ge
Counties between 1974 and 1979. Ray Catalano
a nd David Dooley discovered tha t c hild a buse
in<'rl'ases when the number of people working
dl'<.'l'eased.
Cata lano said th e findings published last
March were particularly trou bling because the
rcc•ession may have last rng effects o n the next
generation since It is beheved that abused child~n
~•r<.> more likely to become abusers themselves. ·
"The human cost of this rec"eSSlon won't end
whc·n the rl'«'SSion ends, "said Catalano. "Because
18 years from now they are more like l to abuae
tht•tr kids The ec·onom y tnflu ... nce!-a whole
gt·nen1t1on of people ..
Results o f the research showt."d that abuse
wc•n t up in proportion to t he number of people
wnhout jobs
Catalano sard al would be too difficult to
pin point e><ocl numbers s ince factors such as
weather a nd rl'cord-kec·pang practices were
eliminated from the findings.
In a separall' study based on 8,000 p<.•rsonal
interviews, the rt.'S<'archers found that people w ho
lost their jobs or were unhappy at work faced
tWrt't' the risk of bt.•rng 111 or 1n1ured and 2.5 tames
lht• risk of suffer ing from mental problems
Other studies have shown that parents who
were abused as children, are under stres.<> or have
large famaliL-s are more hkely to becomc abusive
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, Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT /Sunday, OototMr 3, 1982
Lile looms-larger than legend ,
\ ~
8 STEVE MITC 'llEU. g>;,,_ Oellr Pl'vl lien
Whl'll all tlw ph•n•K u1t• 1n plucc Ill thla
{'UOl!Jlt•)( Jig!UjW pu.t.tll•, thl• JJll'lUrt• will bt• lhUl Of II
h 11 r r (• l c· ht• 11t 1 • cJ • ., q u u 1 t' Ju w .. d M a r I rw, h
lt'uth1'rnlot'k who <.'ht•wt•d up lh1· t•rwmy und spit
him out
Hi· wu11 u tuugh·tu lking, h urd l1v1ni
<.'urnn111ndl'r w hu instllk-d four und rt'lllX-t'l ill hl!1
troops as wt•ll uii thom• hl• so liUl'l'eSBfully battled. ...
H 111 numt• wus Lt. G<'n. K Ll•wis 8. "Chc'!ity"•
Puller. uml he was tht· moo ·dtoeoratt'd Murine ln
tht• ·history of ttw Corps. ~rint• drill mstructol'll
still sp<.>uk ri•v1•n•ntly of "Cht•1Hy," u 37-yc•ur·
wteran of four Wurld Wur 11 l•umpulgm;, fighting!
111 Kon·u. and t•X pl•d1tionury st•r vkl' in China,!
N1<.·aruguu and Hmt1 ·
He was a 1<.•gt'nd long bl-fore his death 11
years ugo at the age of 73.
And now it's thl• task o f a LHguna Bea<.'h film
production <.-ompany to Sl'paraw the man from the
myth.
Anthony Korbu. prt>i.1dl'nt of Pacific Media
Produl't1ons in Laguna. and Junet Eastman,
formt•r ed1tur of Orangt· Coast Maguzine, an~
workmg on tht· Sl'l'Ond draft of a film Sl'ript about'
the t-olorful ht•ro .
Tht•y'v<.• b1•c•n gt·tt111g a lot of help from
veterans who knt'W tht• g<.>nt·ral. and have
ren•1ved morC' than 100 kttcrs from former
pnvatl"S to th06(• who hl'ld <.'Ommand rank
Aftt•r plac·1nl!t adv<.•r t1sl'mt•nts in nearly a
down military magazint·s, the• two writers have
received first-hand anC'C'dolcs from Marines who
served wllh Puller or were undt·r his t'Ommand.
·~me of them relate t•xpc:riences as Car back
as Nicaragua," said Eastman. shaking her head.
The pair originally took on the task of re-
crl'ating Puller's l'arcer with a bit of skepticism,
they t'Onccdc-d .
"We didn't want to perpetuate the myths and
all we had were third. fourth and eighth-ha nd
acl'ounts. We• wantt•d at'lual s tori<.>s fro m
witnessc.>S," Korba explainl'Ci.
And first-hand ac'COunts thC'y got.
.Drill in tru<'lor still speak
reverently of Lt. Gen Lewis
8. "Chest y" Puller, the m o t
decorate d Marine in the
history of the Corp
Lett<-rs fro m all over thl· world , from former
enlisted men who rccall Pulll'r standing by his
troops under mtt•nsc enemy f1rt•, to colonels, who
said he was tough. but fair
Korba and Eastman comparl'd the ane<.'dotl'S
to his Marmc· Corps r<.·<:ords documents that
stand about 4 -ft·ct tall in Washington, D.C
an·h1vt-s
Wilderness-loving trapper sees
city for first time in 59 years
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) -
Ragnar Jonsson . who for the
better part of a ctmtury has lived
as a solitary trappc:r 1n Canada's
-rmln~§t frlgld corners, has come
to the big town for the finit time
since 1923.
"It's a roaring city," the
S4-year-old woodsman marveled.
Jon....,n, more used to dogsleds
than automobiles, wondered why
R agnar Jon son
there weren't more c:olllsions in
the speeding d ownt,own traffic.
"Th<'y all seem to be 1n CJ
hocribleliurry_ Lo gc.Lsomewherc
a nd they burn up a lo t o f
precious gas trying to get there,"
he said.
The white-haired, cherub-
·faced Jonsson lives in a tiny
teepee o n Lake Neultin 1n
Manitoba's far northwest, 50
miJes from the nearest settlement
a nd 450 miles s0uth of the Arctic
Circle.
He last passed through herl' as
a 25-y<.>ar-old immigrant from
Sweden. He finally returned for
long-needed cataract surgery on
his right eye, his "shooting eye."
While at a Winnipeg hospital.
the energetic octogenarian, an
avid reader. caugh t up on soml'
of the latest news.
"There's nothmg but disas tC'r
('vcrywhcre." he· condud('CI
Sometim(.'S I think it would be
better not to read about 11 "
(n his 59 years m lt.C' north
woods, Jonsson has gom• as long
as two silent years without
human contact. But he ms1sl'! ht'
ts not a ht:rm1t -he simply lives
his own lire.
He travels by dogsled among a
network of teepees a nd traps
near Lake Neultin. often cros.-;ing
over into the Nor th-Wes t
T enitories. He dresses the furs
himself -m ostly white Ar<.'llt·
fox and wolf -and sends them
off with l'Cmscrvauon o fficers or
bush pilots w ho hap~n b every
several months. He rece ves maiJ
and supplies through the same
haphazard system of helpful
pilots.
Every I 0 years or so. Jonsson
has paddll·d and portaged his
canoe to the northern towns of
Churchill or Flin Flon. two-week
trips.
On one v1s1t, an acquaintance
reports. a restaurant wailresa
A fuvorile breakfast:
Caribou blood
pa ncakes.
s hr1<.'kcd wht•n the
bac·kwoodsman asked for one of
his favorite' break fasts: caribou
blood pam:ukc·s.
At homC', Jonsson squeezes a
JO-gallon oil drum into his teepee
for US<' as a wood .stove. When
th«.' s ub-Arc tit• te mperatures
plungl' bC'low minus 40
Farenheit, as they often do, he
UM'!> three· or four sleeping bags.
"You can't beat sleeping m the
t'Old weather." he smd. "It keeps
you healthy l have n't had a
headache' m 50 years."
Irvine's Western Data closes
Financially ailing Western Data
Management Ltd. of Irvine has
decided to close Its doors In the
wake of state and local
Investigation of alleged misuse of
funds, a company attorney said.
The flrm. which charged fees
for collecting real cstat<.> loan
payme nts and disbursing them to
loan holders. opted to change Its
Sept. 14 petHion for bankruptcy
filing from Chapter 11 tq
Chapter 7, said Irvine attorney
David Warren. Under Chapter
11 . Western OaUi would have
been protected from creditors so
that It could find a way to pay off
its debts.
W ith permission from U .S.
Bankruptcy Court Judge Aaron
Phelps to file under Chapter 7.
the firm will be liquidated a.<1 It
no longer has funds to continue
in business.
Western DaUi, which has an
estimated 3.000 cu s tomers. Is
being investigated b y the
California Department of Real
Ea tate. th<.> Oran ge County
District Attorney's ornce and the
Irvine Police Department.
Irvine Police Lt. Bob Lennert
said his deparlml'nl is about a
month away from deciding
whether to file criminal charges
agalmll the firm.
The police Investigation started
after the department received
calls from present and former
employl'eS alleging mishandling
of company fonds .
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Ja ne l Eastman and Anthony Korba an· collectin~ v~l t'runi,'
accounlR for documt>nlory s<·ripl ab~Jut co lorful lwro.
They Interviewed Puller's wido w at ht·r
Saluda. Va. home, a nd his son , a 33-yt•ar-old
Marine veteran who lost both lcg11 In Vietnam.
They tossed ou1 unsubstantiatt.>d rumors aud
correlate<fhistork foC't with tht• storit·s suppliC'd b y
t,hose who knew him.
The result?
patrol m lla 1t1 1n lH:lY
. THUTH: "Ab!.1,lut1·ly not trul•," Eastman sa~d.
"Ill• got the• nit'knunw hc.'l'<IUS<' hl· l1kc·d to puff his
chc:st out hkl• a p1~l·on "
HUMOH: Jk> onl'f' offt•rl'd lo pay his men 50
pc·sus for <.•<Jt·h s<·t 11f C'ars tht•y brought ba<.·k from
balllci. with Sandino gu1•rrillas in Nicaragua. "The mon• Wl' got lqto this, ttw mon· w1 ·
found the man liv<'fl up tu thl· lc•g<'nd ," Korba said
"Perhaps some of the stom:s art· C'm bt,lhshl'd,
but we're finding the truth is more· fan&.asll<' than
the fiction.
TRUTH. "Uh. that's a trut· slAJry," Korba said.
Wht·n tt'w sa1pt 1i. t•ompll'll•d, pe r.haps in •
thrt-c• months, lht' two writt·rs will begin t·asung
tht· p1t•turc· and finding CJ d1n't:tor
"He was a junglt• fighl<.>r, ht' was a Horst•
Manne. a nd anywc rt· m the world wh<.'n: thl•rt•
were headlin es, he was lhl'r<.' "
In th<· nwa ntinw. KorbCJ and Eastman still ' •
want to hl•ar from tht· mt·n who knt•w him best.
Some fact versus h (·t1on .
RUMOR. "Chesty" got his n1<.·knamt· as <i
result of a st<.><.•l plall' in has l'hest. pla<.'<'C.I thl·n ·
a fter he> reee1vt•d a machNc wound whil1• on
"Wl''vc· gut to portrny a true• p1l'ture of this
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Human beh·avior: Rooted • ID cells or society?
By ROBERT LO<'KE A~ aci.nc. Wr119f
LOS A Nti ELl<:S Surnvff Mcd111t•k
v1v1dly reculls the rmct time· 111.· told l1 ·ll11w
sdenllsl8 of htH rt>s.•un·h 111111 thl• t•t111du1d1Ht he•
considcrt•d 1ncs<•upubll'. tit·n1.•s l'Un 111'1ut•m·1·
l'r im1nal lx·huvlur
"l wus," h l' bUYll 111n1· yN1 r s lult·r ,
"aslonis hl'<.I by .thl' r<•11pomw " .
In Cal'l , tht• Univ1•r8ity of Suutht•rn
California pliy1·hulo1<lsl says, "I h uc.J bt•t•11
extremely fric>r1dly with u lut of tht•i;c JWOplc ...
and after lhut they wcr~ just i;tTeuming."
The long. C'motionul wur over "nulLH'l' vt:rsus
nurture" rages sllll.
The n ollon that 1wrcd1tv afft'(.'ls bdwv1or.
intelllgent'<' and other trntL'> is.hardly nl•w: it was
discUSSt.'<i before g<'n1.·s wcr.-known.
Opposition goes bat•k a lmos t as fur und
continues unabat(>d. Such u genetic ltnk st.~ms lo
offe nd a sen se of <'qua li ty und individual
achievement and tu ~a1~· thl' Spl'(.'trl' uf racism
cloaked In Sl'll'nl'l'
Ultimately. the· qul·st1on l'lm tx'<.'Onw. Afr w1.•
who wc• url' rt t·h or poor, smart or stupld.
outgoing or rt'llnng. ag1otrc~1vc· or llm1d, law-
ab1ding or l'rtminal lx.'l.'i.IUM' of thl· gcm.·s w<•
inherit or thl• way Wl' an• n ·an•d''
Most sc1c·nl1:-.t:-. agn•t· thut natun• and
heredity both 111flu1·m·t• humun tra its and
Civil rights
claim rapped
WASHINGTON (AP) Rt•cords of th('
Equal Employmt•nt Opportu111ty Commission and
a lawyers' stud y of Jusllt'l' Dc•partmcnt
operations contradt<:l Pr(-s1dt·nt Reagan's daim
that his administration has enfon'l'<.1 civil rights
Jaws more act1vl'ly than its prt'Clt'<'C'S.-.c.>rs.
An EEOC do1.·umt•nl obtaint·d by Thl'
Associatc•d Pn·ss showNI that, <:untrary to
Reagan's rcc:-cnt da1m to a black audit•nt'C. the
number of .)Ob d1s(:r1m1nat1on s uits approved by
the commission has dropped sharply.
And the mdeJ)('ndent Washington Council of
Lawyers concluded 1n a r('(-ent report that "the
adminis tration has retreated from well-
established. bipartisan civil rights polldl-s" in
sever al areas Enfon·(•m('nt of S(·h ool
desegregation and fair housing laws h<1s all but
halted, a<..'COrding to the 138-pagc study.
Only in pros«·uung pohn• brutality and
sjmilar violent denials of individuals' civil rights
has the Justice DcpartmC'nt cxc:clk'Cl. the report
said .
A Re~gan spokcsman. Pt.'tcr Rous...~1. said
there would be no 1mml'dtal<" commc·nt from the
White House.
Reagan told a d1nrwr for blat·k Hepubllt·uns
on Sept. 15 tha l ht• us u a 11 y t rit·s to igno re
personal attacks, "but ont· c·hargc I will have to
admit strikes at m y hl'art t•very nme I hear i"T".
That's the suggestion that we Ht•pubht·ans are
taking a less acllv<' approach to prote<:tlng the
civil rights of all Americans
"No matter how you sllre It, that's JUSt plain
baloney.
"Look at the rcc:·ord." Reagan suggested.
"The level of activity of thl!> adm1mstrat1on in
mvesugatmg and prOS<'Cutmg thost' who would
a ttempt to dC'ny blacks thc•ir l'1v1 l hbert1cs by
violence and mum1datton has exc't·c'Cled the level
of every past adm1mstrat1on "
The law yers rounctl. which bills 1t..wlf as a
bipartisan ~<;OC1at1on of attorneys from private
!inns, gove rnment and publlt' inter<'St groups.
said in its study published the same day Reagan
made his speech. that the administration's record
m that area is at k•ast equal to thOSC' of the twll
previous administrations
But Reagan went on to say. "The Justice
Departme nt h as ftl <'d nine nt'w a ntt -
discrimmation casc•s against public employers
a nd has re viewed more than 9.000 electoral
changes to detcrminl' compliance with the
Voting Rights Act. And that. too, is a higher level
of activity than in any prior administration."
The council study found these statistics, used
earlier by a Justice Department official, "highly
misleading. though technically ac:curate Upon
closer exam ination. a diffl'rc>nl picture emerges."
The 9.000 reviews Rl•agan menuon<'<.i are
those requ1rl'd each lime a state o r loC'al
government covered by the Voling Rights A ct
mak es a change in 11s election law. Such
automatic reviews have bee n particularly
numerous m the wake of the 1980 census that
forced widespread red1stnctmg
Furthe r more, the co uncil said . the
administration h ied only two new ca.<;C'S m the
voting rights field during 1ts first 20 months.
compared to nearly a down during the first 12
months of the Carter adm1mstrat1on
The Justice Department lists itself as a
participant in 25 cases m1llatc>d by the Carter
administration, although 1t has reversed the
previous administration's position in some. For
instance. Reagan's Justk'<' Department has asked
the Supreme Court to vacate a judgment won by
Carter's administration in a Lubbock. Texas.
voting rights case
In the job d 1scrim1nat1on Cield . Willtam
Bradfor d Reynolds. the assistant a ttorney
gene ral for civil rights, has abandon ed the
concept of using affirmative ac·t1on to counter
discrimination m hiring and promolion and has
announced he will seek a test case to overturn a
landmark Supreme Court decision that found
afflnnative action plans constitutional.
The law council called that "a clear, official
signal that the federal government has retreated
fro m the battle agai n s t em ployme nt
diacrimination and a suggestton that employers
may now do the same."
R eaga n did n ot mentio n schoo l
desegregation or housing dlscnmJnatjon in his
speech . The law council said: "ln 20 months, not
a single d esegregau on s uit h as been filed.
Equally disturbing 1s that new investigation
Initiatives have been negligible; a number of
pendJng lnve1tlga\lons have been dropped or
stalled; ca8 that are fully developed and ready
to roeecute have not been ..
I
dt•v1•l11lu1w11t, but t•mollvn11 run dl'l'JI ubout
rl'M'llll' l thut 11t.>t'm~ to tip thl• bul11nc't.' dt'l'UilVl•ly
toword mw or tltt• otlll'r,
"'rht1rl' 111 no nutu1•1· wltlt11ut nu1·1urt• und nu
nurtu1·l· without nut Ur(• Tht• two 1.1rt• Jndh1solubly
hnkt.O," says J>l!Yl'hwlnst llt•rlx•rt Lt•abt•rnum of
the Ct.•ntt•r for A<lvutH'l'tl Study 111 the
S.•huv1urul Sc1L•1wt•i. at Sumford U11ivl'r11ity.
Mt.-cJnlck ond mo11t utht•1·1t 111 tlw nuturl' l'Elrl1p
Ul'('t•pt. l'Vl•n t·mphastztO: thul 11\IMl'Ul'liun . Thoxc•
nTht•rt• if-I no n u lurt• wilhoul
nnrturt• und no nurturtJ
without nulllrt.'. Tlw I wo ur•·
indiK!folubly linkt••I."
who favor nurtur<• rurl'ly deny 1t
Rcdul•('<.I to that lcv<'I. "l don't think you
l'OUld call the dt!batl' a tl'mp<.>St But 1f 1t wt•rc u
tempest. 1t would bl> in u tl•apot." says St.an ford
t·nmmologisl John Ki.iplan
Many d1,;m1!>:-. Mt·dn1<"k 's rl·!>c·an·h a!>
t'Vt·rything from "ndwulous" lo "dungt·rou!>"
Mut·h of th<: 1·nt1c1M11 1:-. a1ml'<I It's.' at thl' st'll'l1t"C
than at Its pt>tt•nt1al appht·utions
Scmw ;;c.:ll'nllsls note' th:\t mul'h grid has
IK•t•11 vtMh'd up1111 h11111u1111 v IK'l'llUM' 111 ).(t'lll'll
thut 1111 11· 1111 i;k111 1111111 Suyi. l'Jtl lllu S t
I .II\.\ I l'lll'l' 111 uc.· Uc ·I k1·lt·y, "'1'111'11' ...... io.till
111·11ph• Ill tl11i. lllllllll Y who l11·1il'v1· hl.oc·kl'I 1111·
gt•11t·1w1o llv 111r1·11111 "
S1x·111loi.t1''" wo11 y that a11y1h111u l111k111H
Ml'lll'h lo 1'1'11111' ul11111.Alc•ly will he• Ul•1•d t11
uttnh11\1 • "bud J.(t•t11•!>" l111·<·1 tu11 1 l'lll't'' ,ind tlwy
t·1tt· JH't'('t•<lt•nts lur ll1.1l 1·w11·1·n1
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rt'(•ull till' l'XIH't 111w111 111 ~wlt•t·11 v1• l111•1•dlng c·ulh•(J •
c·ug1·n1l·:-.
BaL"kPd by 111a11y M'l1·nl1'>l1>, p11ltti1 ·1uns and
l'UUl't!>, that 1))0Vt'rnl·nl tr11 ·tl lo 1111p1 llVI' 1 IH·
humun raC'(' hy ('IWOUl'CIKllll.( J.'rl.ICTl'alHlfl :c11111ng
those· dt•t·rn(·d dr·sirahlt• a11u 1irc•v1•1H1ng d11ld1t•n
amo11g thoS(.• b1'undt·tl J1•f1twnt 'l'ht• 111:.!0-. :.aw 27
s lalt-s pass lnws uuth11nz1n~ fort·t·d :.tc·nltZ<Jtton of
tht• rc•l'lilf•·ffillldl'cl , llll'Olllf)t'll'nl •Jr 1m,ant· 111 /
pr;.ct'llt'('. thl· vu:t1n11.wd thou"><md:-. indudl'd ix·tty / 1 thl<'Vl'!>, prostllul.t-s und oth1·1 !> t'<lll!>ldt•rPd m1sf11.!.
Tht· t·ugt•nw m11v1•11wnl ha!> bt•t•n widely
d1Sl•rt-d1 tt'CJ, bot h uq !>C.'lt•nuf1t· <1nd :-.ol01al ground:..
opponP11l!> frt·c1ut·11tly notr·d that Adolf H1t ll'r
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Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT /Sunday, October 3, 1982
Slowly, women find acceptance as coal miners
AP PhOIO
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Ill th1• I o,el 1111111'' ltl .. l,tY, 1°\ll'll thOUl(h t}Wy'H'
'till f1Hhll11~ lt11 11u·1•ptUlll'l' nllll' )'t'lll• 11ftt•1 th1·
'""' w111111•11 l1111k1· till' t'IC 1)11nh•r 1n u molt·
do111l11111t'tl wur Id "w,. w1·111 Ir 11111 h1•111K u n ovl'lty to u
1·11 v.111 k1•r." '"Y" Mwlll'lh• Milll•r , :M. 11 fonm•r
l'll·11wnu11 y i.dwol 1 .. m·ht•1 Wiiii u mu11t1·r'14 cl1•g1t•t•
who has work1'(J f1V<' yt'on• lor H4•thh•h1•111 Minc>s
"l think wonwn h11v1• madl' u po111l1v1·
l111pm·1,'' adds M1ll1•r', 11 !thuttlt• 1·ur IJpt'rulOr. "l 'm
In lnvl' w 1lh my juh. '1'11 g1•l nw out of tlw mlnt•s,
1h1 · ·godlulhc1" would hOVl' lo m11k1· n11• l.lll offl•r
1 t·11uldn't n •fu11t•."
But Kap Ouwwn. a :i7·yt'ur -old 11111w r who
unw workl•d us 11 Sl"t:ft•lury ontJ u print.er, iwyli
thnl w11111cm m am:rs un· stall paving nl·W ground.
"EVC'ry man has to prow h1msdf. but it's
cl d f1•r 1•nt w ith 11 wom un A wom11n lw:. to provl'
hl'r:.t•lf a lot mort• W1•'r1• 111111 pwnl'<'flng for
wonwn g1•U1n1< 11\111 non·trod1l1<1nul JUhs," iwys
01twson.
"Wt"n· tulkanu 11lwu1 11 11•v11l ut111n 1n
A111l·rn•11'w ~·oul f1t·ldi.," Hl.IYft B«tty '.lt·1111 llull.
dhwtor 11( th1• Crn1I t-:mploy11wnt P111_1l'1.'I (('~:I').
u no11 p1ul1t (uu11d11t1or1 111 Ouk H1Jg • ., T1•1111.
thlll h<.•Jps WU11l1•11 W'I hl1t•d mul kt·t•µ JOIJ!I In tlll'
m1nt•i.
Wo11w11 work•·d Ill f111111l y op1•1,1t111111o .111d
tomµuny llll11t·11 dur lllJ( tht· I >t·pri·11.o;1011 1111d Wor Id
Wur II J3u1 Kt1V<'r'111111•11t r1't·nrcls 11how thut no
woml'll hud U\k{·n thl· n ·q u1n·d 1111111 ·rs' l't1ln111l'I'
(•Xurn, whreh Is t'Ull'l(UflWd b y IWX, pl'lfll' lt1 .July
27. rnn
::>umctmw lx;•t Wt'l'll th I'll und tlw 1·11d of HJ7:i.
HA coul mim· isn't u plut·t• for
u woman. Uut it's not u plut·t·
for unyhot.l y -pt•riod.''
• a woman, her 11urnl0 unknown. Wi.1:. h1rc·d in Wt'lit
Michelle Miller and Kip
Dawson lt.•avc. their joh~ a l
Bethlt~hcm Mint.'!'! in
Pi11sburgh. Millt·r l'IUYl'I~ "\\'t•
we nt from lwin~ a novt'h ) lo a
co-worker."
"Trying IU gC't Ol'l'l'ptpd l>y th1• guys IS JUSt ~
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w <imstrl'S.'l who has work1'(.J &I H1•pubh1· Steel
Corp 's Clyd1· M1 m · 1n W11s hmgton County for
two y1•urs Bv thl' !'ml uf I !lll l. :~.551i wurm·n hdd been
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BEHAVIOR. • •
From Page A4
.,r a s p1·rm b<ink. dr11wn f rom Nobl!; prizc-
winm·rs, a!-. a na1v1.· throwbal·k lO <.'U!:ll'nll~
E.'il·ond1do bustnl's.smun Holx·rl Y . Graham
fuundl'<l tht• bunk an IYliO "tu takt.• ad vanWgc of I.
po:..sabilltws of g1•m·llc:s." Thl· 1dl•:t lb to produl•e p
bnlhanl off1:1pnng from u brlllla11t fatht-r Not
many g1·rwl1t.:1i.Ls b<"l11•v1• things work qu1t1· t hat
simply.
At leas t orw t·hlld hus bt·tm burn thro ug h )
artif1l'ially anst:minuting a woman with sperm
from th1• bank Tht: molht•r hcid lost custody of
two l'hi ldren by ;1 pn·viuus m;irrragt· bet:auSt.• her
husband w:i:-aC.'l'USt.•d of abusing them ·
Only ont· Nobc.·I luun•;it<• hus t•onr1rmed
donctting to tht· sJ>l•rm b:.ank ;ind ht· 1s l'as1ly lhC'
most l'On truvt·r sial f1gun· an tht· natun•-nur ture
dt.•l><tlt·
Jus t m1•n11011ing W1ll1am S ho('kll'Y s tarts
stx:1olog1sl.' 'PUll(·nng ;:ind t•vt•n natun··onc:ntcd
!-.<:1t'nt1SL'> d1s~nt'<· thc·mS(:lvl'S from thl· Stan ford
phys11·1st and h1:. 1dt'<ts
Shcl<:klt.•v shan'Cl a Nob<'I Priw in 1956 for
lhl' anvc•n110~1 of th1• trani.1stor But for the past
15 ye ars o r s<1. mos t of hs~ <'nNgy has been
dl•votcd to pushing :in rntt·n!.<·ly unpopular view
that "natun• h as c·olor-l'<ldt .. d t't'rl;.iin St•gmenls of
the world population "
H1• 1·onknds th<it av1.•rag1.• IQ scon·:. arc
lowl'I' tJnwng blat·ks than wh1tc·s prim:.irily
l>e<:aUSt' or inht·rt·nt gt•nl'lic.· dtfft•rc•nl'l'1'. lie alMJ
contends SO<.'lo·t'<·onom1" swtus <:ommonly rdlel'ls
1nt{·ll1 gl'n <·l'. w hit·h 1s ovt'rwhc•lm1 n gly
dNcrmim•d by gc·ncs
Robert Plum1n or l h l' U n1 vl·rs ity o f
Colorado's lnstitUll' for Bc•havloral GenNil's says,
~·1 wouldn't for a minuh• wunl
lo forhid tht• rc!!wurt·h~ but if
you're as kin~ if I think it is a
produc·tivt> mw of limt' a nd
monc:-y. then I would hay no.''
··You don't have:' any wntrol over how people
w ill U."C your data a nd there· art• pt.><>ple who wall
mssinkrpret ll or USt.· 1t pohtwally. That troubll's
me and I don't have any answ ers"
But psychologis t L e wis Pctrinov11·h of
UC R1vers1de says potential misuse of knowledge
should be dealt with at the point o f use, not at
tht• point of knowledge _
"At the S('ICntif1<: level," tie says, "it should
be argued on 1ts scientific meriL'>. fairly a nd
squarely."
That 1s not a lways the case.
Naturists c'Ontc nd critic-s don't want such
questions answl!r<.'d or even raisl'd. "Usually
what they say is that you do n't do th(• research,"
says Paul Ekmun of UC San fo'ranl'isc.·o .
Others insist that human behavior is so
complex that the impact of biology can never be
separated from socia l and economil' factors and
that the research ts therefore useless
Several l'<'ho the statement by Princeton
psyl'holog1sl Leon Kaman, who says. "It's a waste
o f time I wouldn't for a minutC' want to forbid
the r<'Sean:h . but 1f you're asking 1f I think at as a
productive use of t1m<• a nd money. then I would
sav n o"
• J o hn Kramer. C'Xecu t1 v<' di r ector o f .1
Pennsylvanaa·s Senwncing Comm1ss1on, suggests •·
the controversy may be 1 ootcd m a scientific
rommunkauons fatlUrl'
"We te nd to crC'ak' spcciahsL<;, and biologists
and socioloj(isl-; don't communicate> very we U," 1•
ht• says "The research has l:x-<'n pretty d1sjornted
and thNc has no t bt'<'n n commitme nt to
cross-f erti lizataon."
M('(!nack , w ho worril'S that "some of these
JX'Oph· url' i.a ym g. 'Ll•t's burn tht.•st• books,' "says,
"It's u funny kind of thing. It's born out of ••
ignorant.'<' -1gnoranc.•e of any thing with re<ipecl 1
to biology.
"Thc> fact. is," he says. "social factors are 'J
muc:h morl' import.ant in the etiology of crime I
and C'vcry body kno ws that esixx·ially the .,
biologists.··
Most na tur1sts would probably agree with
UCLA's J ohn Garcia, an ardent foe, who says. -:.
"There is no d('Stin y in the genes o f a chicken egg
that says it will grow into a chicken. lt could be h
potato salad Yo u 're assuming en viro nme nt 1.
evet'y llm<'" •
Ploman contends many criu cs attack the 11
false idea that "i;omehow 11 gene clicks on and
you commit a crime. I find JX'Ople oclually h ave
that idea in the back o f \hear m inds "
The only thin~ a gene can do is instruct a
rel! to make a protein . Proteins affC<.'l the form or
function o f o rgans or other g<'nes rind "these arc
all being Infl uenced b y e n vironment." h
Petrtnovich says.
Whal may be anh<'rltc.'ll. r\:searchers suggc.>st,
urc som{• charocterl11tks which mak<' people react
d lffc r<.•ntly to an cnvlronmt'ni or situa tion. That
fac.·tor d~. not mean i.n offcctcd child Is doomed
to a life of crime. for ln~lam.oe. But, this theory
suggeata, given the same llOc..'ial environment as
his peena. this youngster Is al areatcr risk. 1 "Oonc\ICll doeft n ot mtian im(nut.ability," uys
Enoch Callowoy. research direc tor at thf I
Unlvcralty of Callfornl1.S.n Franci11C0'1 Lln.llf-y
Porter P aych latrk lnatltute. 1•Th•\'• what
terrifies pt>ople, th Idea that If tt't In your ,enca
you can't do anything •bout it. Tha\'1 tnune ...
U you kn(>W \hl1 about people, l\11 a reuon for
more IOt'lal and t'ducatlonal work, not lea.
"You don't havc to be at tht> mercy o f your
cheml1U'y."
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Ae Or1nge Ooett DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Ootober 3, 1H2
Airport irnprovenJents
would ease crowding ..
Th e r e hav ~ been mut1y
petitions dc:maHdlng rt.'Clut:tions in
· nir trofflc und n oise at J ohn
Wayne A irport and urging county
sup~rvisors to find an altt•rnutc
location to aC\.-ommodatc the needs
of air travele rs .
Now a pro-airport business
group is about to turn the wblcs
and circulate petitions demanding
expan sion and Improvem ent of the
existing airport.
The Community Airpo rt
Council, which d alms about mo
local firms as members. 1s S<.-eking
mo re p'8 r k i n g , a n en 1 a r g ~ d
terminal , improvements to handle
more auto traffic and lengthening
of the a irport's main runway for
noise attenuation purposes.
All of these improvem e nts
were called for in a master plan
adopted by county supervisors in
1981, but that plan was blocked
following legal action by the dty
of Newport Beach, a court ruling
now being appealed by the county.
Members of the CAC argue
tha t "there are a Jot of people who
feel the airport's all w e've got and
a ll we're going to have ror now."
And they note that, even if a new
sit e is approve d to se rve the•
county's n eeds, it would take at
least 10 to 12 years for that air port
to come into use.
Anyone w ho has tx-casion to
,
use John Waynt• Airpor t thl'lil'
days does not have w bo to ld thut
it ls grossly oyercrowdtod and Its
present passenge r facllltica are
clearly inadtoquate.
That s h ould com e u1:1 n o
s urpri8c, sint·c the airpo rt wus
designed to h undle 500,000
passengers a year and now can bt•
callro upon, with only the present
limit or 4 1 flights a day, to handle
m ore V1a n 4 million . And, e vl'n
assuming only 70 percent load on
outgoing and incoming flights, the
traffic would involve close to 3
million passengers. Any way you
look at it. that ls s ix times the
facility's d esig n capacity , ir
travelers arc to b e gi ven
reasonable comfort far mon'
than tht• national standard for
airport tt•rminals.
So the folks wh066 business
obliges them to use the airport
have some valid complaints. or
course the fear is that even the
s l ightes t improveme nt in
passenger facilities would be a
first ste p toward further boosts in
ground traffic, airline traffic: and
noise· levels.
Tht> c:ou rt a lready has
rejected the proposed master plan.
Wheth e r s ignatures o n n e w
petitions by pro-airport factions
will affe<.:t the appeal remains to
be seen.
Keep justice constant
R epublican congression al
candidate Roger Can field thinks
federal courts in this countr y a r<'
"too independe n t." He wants
something done about it. so he has
p ,r op o s e d a co n s ti tut io n a I
amendment requiring federal
j ud ges to face confirmation
elections every six years
Actually, this isn't Canfield's
brainchild. San Diego Mayor P ete
Wilson . Republican candidate for
U.S. Senate, recently voiced the
sam e idea. but backpe d a le d
r apidly when other California
Republicans criticized him.
Canfield says he got the idea
from an aftiliate of th e
conservative Committee for the
Survival of a Free Congress. The
problem. according to Canfield. is
that federal j\Jdges ~ve grown so
powerful they have usurpe d
congressional power. Translated,
this means the judiciary doesn't
always agree with Congress.
T hat's what o ur found ing
fathers had in mind . That's w hy
they instituted three independent
branches of government serving as
a system o f checks a nd balances.
And ~use they knew that even
the federal judiciary could com<'
up with a bad appl e ', they
prov tdt<d a remedy. A federal
judge serves for life. unless
impeac:he d b y the House o f
Represenlatives and convicted
by the Se na te .
Cong ress. though e lcctt"'<i by
the pe ople, is a political body
consta ntly sh iftirlg as the mood of
th<' country s hifts . The judicial
system is and should be based on
the rule of law. It need s to be
imperv io us to the b ack-room
manC'uvers o f the political life.
That is not to say the court
docs not respond to the will of the
people. It does, but it takes much
longer a nd the s hift is very
gradual. Attrition results in new
a ppomtmenL<> that reflect a changf.'
in the country's attitude . Gra ntro,
it takes year s. But mayb<' w e
should be glad about that.
The Law of the land needs to
be co n s tant and predictable.
Whe re is the justice in today's
inte rpretation being thrown out in
three years because of massive
turnover on the federal bench?
• And finally. the ballot bo~
approacfl g ave u s the 9itn
Congress. Would W<' really want
that process to be responsible for
the even-handed ndministration of
justice?
Sign up and be counted
Tomorrow , Monday. is the
deadline for voters who need to
register' in order to be able to cast
a ballot in lhc Nov. 2 g e neral
election.
CaUfomia residents w ho are
U.S. citizens and will be 18 years
old by election day, and are not on
parole o r in prison for a felony
conviction are eligible to register
to vote.
Those who have moved since
the last election should re-register
• to be o n the rolls at the new
precinct.
The o ffice of the Registrar of
Voters, 1300C South Grand Avl'.,
Santa Ana, will remain open until
midnight tomorrow to ac.'Cept last-
minute registrations.
It a lso will be posijblC' to
register between noon and 5 p.m.
today at lhe Huntington Center
shopping mall; the Huntington
Beach Pier; Fashion Island ;
Westc liff Shores. 1052 I rvin e
Blvd. at 17th 8t., l:osta Mesa; a
residence at 1 96~ Presidio Drive,
Costa Mesa; a nd another across
from the community center a t 247
Ave. Del Mar. San C lemente.
Postcard registra tion forms.
also are available at city halls,
som e libra ries and m ost post
offices. These forms must be f UJed
out and postmarked Monday to
serve as valid registra tions.
Candidates for federal, state
a nd local offices will be on the
November ballot. along with 15
propositions,4 some of which <.'Ould
be o f great significance to
Cali fornia . Those who mi ss
tomorrow's deadUne will not be·
able to participate In the e lection
process. It la worth the small
Rf fort.
L.M. Boyd/ Car keys
Q . Yount 111en of late tend to
mil~ thelr car keys. Much more so
than did thetr Lathen. Why?
A. Ti1ht panu. They find It
uncomfortable to pocket thei r
keyrtnp.
8-wnteen mon\ha ii not too long tor a lp6der to ao wtt.h~t food.
OR ANGE COAST •.• ilat
What word in Engllah hlll the mmt
deflnltiona? Our Languap man •YI
it'• "aet" with ~8 aa a noun, 12e • a
verb and 10 u an edjecUw.
A snail can crawl over the edp of
the keenest razor blade without
hurttna haelf. '-
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Letters · to the editor
Junk calls
ring 'no sal e'
To the Editor:
There are a lot of obnoxious things
that happen to us these days, things that
are apl to make us a little angry. Seems
that people have forgotten, for the most
part. how to be polite and sensitive lo
other people. A rouple of things that
come to mind concern people with ob-
vious wigs very aggressively selling JUnk
In airports and other publk places (like
the OMV for example) and advertising
news pape rs delivered to your house
whether you want them or not. followed
up by a kid trying to collect for them.
By far the worst. in my opinion, are
the pesky and persistent people who call
my house, nearly every night, a nd try to
sell me 80methlng that I don't want..
If you don't want to watch TV com-
mercials, you can turn the thing off. If
you don't want junk mall, you can write
to Mall Preference Service, 6 E. 43rd St.,
NY 10017. and get your name off the
malling lists. U you don't want to read
ads in magazines. skip over them. The
first thing I do when a magazine comes is
&eat throuah and tear out all of the little
cards Ln tlae re and throw them away.
Makes the .,_ges tum easier.
Now , don't miaunderstand, I'm not
against advertising per se. Lord knows.
the wheels of commerce would gnnd to a
haJt without it. But there comes a lime
when advertising methods have to repel
more people than they attract.
Whal can you do about junk phone
calb?
THE RE WAS a time when I politely
listened, and politely refused the offer
being made. Then it occurred to me that
if the11e Clods were Insensitive enough to
call me during my dinner. whiJe I was
relaxing aft.er a hard day's work, ahd
worse yet, interrupt the conversation
that my wife and I were having, I could •
be insensitive too.
I started hanging up on them.
The phone would ring, and I would
answer: "Hello?"
"Mr. Harvey?"
.. Yes."
Then. the dead give-.away. "How are
you this evening?"
They all say that.
A few of them got even with me for
hanging up on them. They called right
back, and hung up on me. Now I always
make sure that I know who is calling,
Gardner 's column
and'thc company name. If they pull that,
I call the company, inform thC'm of what
happened, and in case they can't figure 1t
out, tell them that they are paying for
two caJls that can onJy make an enemy
rather than a customer
Other things have occurred to me.
Sometimes I tell the caller to hold on
while I go turn the radio down; lay the
phone down and go quietly about my
business. The re<:ord for holder-oners is
about six minutes At a conservative es-
timate of three calls per minute. 1 saved
18 other souls from beine c:alled. Not
bad
I've also taken a pal(e from the phone
company's book on how to handle ob-
scene calls. I have a rather loud police
whistle. Want to hear it? Call me up and
tell me you're selling sometning. But
first, tell me the name of the company
and your name.
There ls probably not a hell of a lot I
can do, by myself, to discourage th~
idiots. There as one thing. though. I don l
care what it is. I will absolutely not buy
anyth ing pushed by a phone solicitor.
Hear that guys? You're wasting your dimes. · BILL HARVEY
Blam e misplaced ?
To the Editor:
It's a tragedy that a pparently
hundreds of unarmed Palestinians were
kilJed m the Beirut area last week. No
one wants unnecessary deaths to oc'Cur.
especially m such a way.
Despite this. however. I find it hard to
feel much sympathy for the PaJestmians
con s ider ing the fa c t that their
representatives. the PLO and their
he nchmen have massacred Is raeli
women and c hildren for years in
incidents such as those at the L od
airpor t, Ma'Alot, Shere Kemona, the
Munich Olympics. and assassinations and
atte mpted assassinations of Israeli
ambassadors and personnel ,abroad. In
addition, there is the recent assassination
of Bashir Gemayel and many of his
party members which precipitated the
massacre. Less well known was the
massacre of thousands, not hundreds. of
unarmed Christian civilians in Beirut in
1975-1976 .
I am amazed al the amount of criticism
now being heaped on Israel and the
Christian Phalanglsts when so little
criticism was hea rd about all the
provocation these two groups endured
b'y similar acts perpetrated by the
Palestinians over the years.
There as no doubl that the recent
massacre was morally wrong and should
not have occurred. However, before
heaping blame solely on one party, an
objective person will examine the events
that led to this unfortunate inddent.
JEAN-DANIEL PONCELET
Back bottle bill
To the Editor.
A "Yes" vote· on Proposition 11 w11J
suppor t the Can & Bottle Recycling
Initiative which requires that all beer
and soft drank cans and bottles be
returnable for a f1ve~nl deposit; that
stores redeem empty containers of the
brand they sell: an.s:f that distributors pay
an add1t1onal ont'-fiflh of the de posit to
the retailers to reimburse them for their
additional costs.
Similar lcg\slation has just passed the
ninth s tate: New York. Twenty percent
of the U.S. population now has deposit
lcgis latiVl' contro l
CONSEQ UENTIAL resources are
saved th rough provisions of the
container de posit legislation. Glass,
aluminum, steel and plastics used in
beer, soft drink and mineral waters are
all reusable or recyclable. Refillable
bottte)i. whk h are the most economical
containers for beveragl' makers, may be
ust>d as m a n y as te n times (This
constitutes a saving for the c'Onsumer
who does not have lO buv a new bottle
every tame he buys a beer). Less energy
a nd wall'r a re used in r ecycling
alum inum t h a n 1s r e quired 1n
manufacturing from the ra w o re
Contrary to industry's cJa1ms that
deposit laws would cause widespread
layoffs, thl' need of workers to sort,
handle. and truck the bottles and cans
and to staff the considerable expansion
of the recycling industry has created
nearl y 5,000 new jobs In Michigan alone.
Container deposit legislation has been
prov c d t o b t' h I g h I y v a I u a h 1,.
economically and e nvironmentally .
There is no reason to believe that it will
not be as beneficial m Califomla where
13,000 bevcragl' cans and bottles are
thrown away every minute. Vote "Y"eS"
on Proposiuon 11
EVELYN GAYMAN
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Wrong code picked for hero status
By ROBERT GARDNER
RobC'rl Gardner, chlf•f Jus tic<' of
American Snmoa. Is remC'mbered along
the Orange Coast as a longtime jurist.
lrequc'?t emcee and senior body surfing
enthusiast
Newport Beach has Its own pantheon
o ( heroes -mostly men who have saved
people from drowning in the harbor
entrance -An tar "Tony" Deraga, Duke
Kahanamoku, Charlie Plummer and
J ohnnie Lugo. Now, with all the
modestly I can muster, I would like to
add a llCW name -mine.
When l opene(t my first law offloo In 1936 In Balboe, l Wt'nt through the usual
starvation pe riod ende m ic to those
[)(ip~ on days. To make ends meet I
obtained a job as a poll~man
ONE QUIET NIGHT whe n l was
acting ._, detk 1er1e"nt a cltlien ~hed
Into the pollce atatlon and announ.ced
brcathlculy that a man was commltllnti
suicide on tho Newport Bet.ch Pier. I
punched the button whk h activated tht'
rt'd lilht on the top of o ~0-foot pole.
This was our r~her prlmltlvr method of
commltnlcaOon with the patrol unit t lnc:t' poU~ radlOI had not yet ht-en devclo()(.'d.
TM red U,hl adviled lh4! patrol unlt to
retum to the atation. Alter actlntina the
red Ucht I ran CIUt on the p er.
When I arriwd at the end ol lhe pier l
ln valn for a floetlftl body. I wu IO.,. !If--~ llw IMft. In"" 1 eye, I t"C>u1d ... my name In
MiidJt ...
Then a man tapped me on the
~I
shoulder and handed mt' o note. It read,
"l om going to c'Ommlt suic1dt'" I quickly
a8CCrtalned thin the man w3 a deof-
mutc. l wrot<' him a note, "You cannot."
He wrol.l• b.-.ck. "Why not?" I wrolC. "It's
aaalntt the law ." He wrote. "What law?"
That 1tumpcd m<' at first. Then I roet'
to the occasion . . . I made up a PcnAI
CodP lt'Ction. I wrote, ''It's a violation or
P enal Cod<' 11ccllon ~84 to commit
aulcldt>." The gu y was unimpreascd.
"Show me th«' 9t' lion," he wrote.
By thb tlmt' a amall crowd had
pthrred and l had to do (l()nlethlng to
uphold the dll"lt.y of \he law. l did. I
anwted the would·bct suicide vte\lm for
ot"""ptlftC to vlo1'te an lrnagtn.ry code
lfCUon. I haft! often thouBh\ _tMt 1hat
Wll lhe hJlh point of my ~ and law
enlalcement c:..-r -my ~ ahlnln1
hour. The man ac.'t'CllfT' parued me? btck to \hl'
#-police station an<.l l put him in our one-
cell jail.
In a few minutes there was a knock on
the iron door. 1 opened the slit through
which we communicated with out
Inmates. The would-be suicide victim ,
shoved me a notl' which read, "May I see
a copy of the Penal Code?" "We don't
have one," 1 wrote. "What kind of a
c:rummy police department is this?'' he
wrote . "Its the only one ln town," l
wrote.
THIS NOTE EXCHANGE went on all
ntght. In the morning, Chlef HodlklMOn
came to work. He looked at all the little
p cces of paper 1eattered around. "Yau
got 8()mc kind or a paper chase goipg •
on'" ht> asked. I e1<plnln ~
"Hodge·• always had a red foe<-It
turned purp\c. lie wa8 olio very
expn: ave" "You bleeping idiot. you
mean you boOkt'<i • bleeping deaf-mute" .
for a bkcplna noncxlst 'nt bl<·~pfng
Penal Cod«> llCCtlon?'' Somehow I tot th._
lmpre. Ion thot I didn't handle thf' c:Hc•
exactly right by hi~ 1nandard1.
The chic( Ol)('nt'd the jail door and le'
\ht' mon out He wrot th«-man a noc.d .
whic h I a l wuys thought wu a
mastcrp1t"«' in <•onununk .. tkNl bl'1eL
to the point, un ~ulvocal. Th<' note r.-ad.
"Oct the h<'ll out of my jail."
The fret'd ""'" 1UT11led brlthtly, shook
hands all around and wrott• on~ more
note ''Can J havc brt'1krut?" TM chl~f ana~•rfd with a noM> \hat N ici "Ye..
the-dt•k ecrlffnt will be> 1lad It> buy you
bro11kfaat."
1 did. iJ
\
:Ready to b~
alone agaill?
WASHINGTON (AP) When a wom<111
marries a man, she imagines growing old with
him when she vows "till deuth do us part."
But current statistics indicate women are
becoming widowl•d at an average agt' of 56, says
Mona Shevlin. an assistant proft'ssor in thl·
School of Edul'alion al the' Cathohl' Univt•rslly of
America. ·
To help woml•n prepare for the probahh•
return to si nglehood, Shl•vlin, in her counseling
practice at the Counseling Centl•r for Greater
Washington, advises them to be realastic:.
''You'll probably be eithN widowt·d or
divorced at least once in your lifet1mt"" she· tells
them.
Shevlin believes there s hould bL• mun.·
formal preparation for widowhood.
An area of great hardship fur many widws
who have had satisfactory marriages b the loss of
an intimate c:ompanion and a partner for dec:ision
ma k ing. Financ·ial decisions an· an an·a or
particular weakness. says Shevlin.
''Women are trained C'arly on to espouse
dependence and passivity," she points out. "They
are taught to nurture and &·rve others
"When they lose their mall's, tht>y ofll'n lose·
their identities because all their married l1vc.-s
they've been 'somebody's wife' Whc·n thc.·1r
husbands die. they feel as though their li ws an:
over, and they proceed to merely tok'ralt• the n ·st
of their lives."
An elderly widow must faec the fact that 1f
she does desire to date• and possibly rc•marry.
there is the pr~lern of nun1bcrs. sinn.· tht>rc 1s a
much larger pool of single elderly women than
men, she explains.
S hevlin counsels women that while it
may be desirable, 1t is not nl'cessary to have' a
mate.
And t hus women who h avt' lus t thc·1r
husb&nds must learn to live alone for pt-rhaps the
fiat time in 30 to 50 years in a world that 1s
totally diHercnt from the one in which they may
have been single years before.
The idea of prcpanng for widowhood is a
much avoided topic. suggests S hevlin, bet:ause
pec>ple have difficulty acce pting that there arc
usually beginnings, middles and e·nds in all
relationships. "And tht ends don't a lways C'OmC'
when they're expe<:ted or wantl'd."
In additton to enrolling m seminars and
workshops when they're available, womc·n
should foster a nd c.•n<;ouragc both male and
female friendships, Shevlin advises.
"Enjoy the person you're married Lo. but
make sure to build other rclattonships ac; well."
-ur..ges Shevhn, who adds-that rhroughour her
life a woman should exp;md her mwrests ana
continue to engage in them.
To cope with a c:ommon feeling of anger
directed at the dead spouse. Shevlin tells womPn.
"Give yourself permission to be angry. For
anybody who has experic.•nccd a loss, it's a
norma l feeling. Talk about the ange r with other
people. Vent it."
Though there a re not many seminars 01
workshops to prepare for widowhood, tht>rC' arc·
self-he lp, support g roups for the• already-
widowed . wh1c.·h sh<' suggests joining for a
commonality and understanding that can't be
found ·among the best intentioned of friends and
relatives .
"friends and relauves c·an listen and ht•
helpful up to a c:ertcun point. but then they oftc·n
get bored or impatient," she says.
To confront depression, Shevltn suggests
viewing it simply as "learned helplessness and
hopelessness." that can be unlearned.
Socialize. be involved with people. be active.•
It's important to establish compan1onsh1p,
especiaJly in cases where there is no family
support systems. she says.
If widowed women can do many things to
heJp themselves, t hOS<' people around them l'<in
also help to smooth the way, she adds. Many
people wonder how to react to the nt"w J y
widowed. what to say and what to do.
"Don't say, ·r know exactly how you feel,'"
she advises. "You never know exactly how
another person feels until you allow them to te ll you and even then. you don't r<•ally know for
ture.''
The most appropriate· response. says
Shevlin. is "I'm sorry " And then let the
lndividual know that you arc available to liste n
and talk if and when the nec:'CI arises.
Beyond saying "th<> nght thing." ht•lp from
people with the day-to-day hmJschold c.•horcs i1:1
moat appredated by the widow,
This help genc>rAlly c·omes, Hl't·ordlng lo
ritual. in the initial pc>rl<xl after the death of a
woman's husband. It's reall y the time after the
first aiJC weeks, however, that is crucial, S hcvUn noces. "This Is the turw Wht'n support is nee-ded
die m08t."
Most Americans well
"'" WASHlNGTON (AP) -f'ivc million
b1ericans who arc poor or nearl)' poor don't have
health lnsurAncc, but moat en.Joy good health,
l'W?mment Pxperu say.
But about 800,000 of the uninsured nr in poor
health, a.naly1t.R for the National Center for Heulth lnvices Reteardl Mid.
Thff• •lck poor people ''are appuently ~ medJcal trutment,'' the analy.ta u ld •n Cheli repOrt.
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~:~ngels wrap it up! Tht• Angt•ls' n1agi(• numbe r:
' lh CURT SEl':Dl~N ~Oftl\9 0 .. 11 "1101 lleff
. Quite trunkly, 11 wai. u typll'<ll Angt·I v11:lu1·y al
Anaheim St&J1um Suturduy uftt•t noon.
Ange l s turt('r K l·n f''ursdl. u hut unc.I cold
pitcher this season. wa., <.'C>ld. rt•lll'ver Dave Goltz
)lept the Angels in lht• gunw through lhl• middle
•:innings. and Luis Sandll't fu!iL-ball<>cJ the oppos1t1on
blto submission
It was that l·asy Right?
8dlUI duy bdurt· :i:l,40~ dt•Hrlow; luni1 und m1llwrn;
of Southt•rn Cullfo1'11lo tl'll•v1swn Vll'Wers.
P;.d11lully 1nfornw d thuL the Kunsus <..:11 y
Hoyals had oguin dl•ft><tlt'<l thl• Oukhmd A's, th<•
Angel!> rallil<d Crom a 4-:1 ddll'1t in the fifth 1na11ng
wlwn fo'n'Cl Lynn 111nal·kl<d hts 11st homl' run of lhl'
sl·ason wilh Rod Carew aboard.
111111nMH, und wh1·11 ht· forn·d T1•><1Js µlm·h -h1t1<'1
Lumur Jnhm1011 111 hll u shurµ t·omc•backer with twn
out 111 1lw 11lr11b. Liu· Vl'lll'ZUt•lan rl'lwvcr barely hud
llrm· LO throw to first us hordt'8 of fans vuulw<l uvc1•
ttYm:t•!i to t•ongrntulall' thl· Angels.
Thing11 likt· 1tw baSl'S, p1t<:hang rubbt•r und
soml' o f the play«rs' upparc>I Wt'r<: um ong th<'
casuohws of the onsluught Crum the fans. but 1l
hardly muttcrl>d to lht· Anwt•li. 1ns1dt• thl' d ubhouM-
aflt·rward.
• Wrong. No l only wab 11 nol easy. but l he
pressurt· surrounding thl• Angl•b' (i--1 . AmN1l·an
.,. League. West lltlc-<.'11m·hing \.t<:lury uvl.'r the T<'xas
;Rarigers wa1> alm~I unbcarablt•
Earll<>r, R<'gg1e Jat•kson and Bobby Gm:h had
dublx.-d home runs as thl· Angl'hi branded their
1r.1dl·mark o f power on Texas starter Charlie
Hough, whose knuckle r d idn't knul·kle likt· 11
:.hould
"l 1huugh1 Wl' might bt· short an somC' areas .
but I hont·stly belll'ved Wl' wcr<· going to du 11," _
noted J ackson "I JUSl bt•ht•veo-d 1t WWI going lo be.·
till' yc•ar of thl' Angt•ls "
Agt·lcsi. Luis T1unt appulnll•d himself No I
t·hampagne pourt"I", .ind h1 b muln Largc>l wa1>
Sant·hci. whu JUSl might be: lht· key lo the Angels'
!JUl't.'eSS in th<· upt·omang playoffs Sult. T lant h ud
llml· tu J8m a Cull bottlt' of hubbly down the> back uf
Rod Carcw's panL'i wh1lt· thl• Angel first baseman
trit-d lo answer qu<'sllon!.
American League Weit
W L Pct. OB
92 69 .571 "1'hcy (l hl• Rangt'rb) madl· 11 ciu1ll' obVJOUl>
,yesterday that lht•y wt·r-.. going to g1vC' u:. 21l'r<>
nothing.'' s1ghc--<I M:magt·r Gt•m• Maul·h as wars of
t'htimpagnt> 1r1l·klt.•d down his fac<· (Tl•xas
.. Managt'r) Darrt•ll (Johnson) mum.1gl•d that ganw
.Uke it was th e> st'\lt•nth gamt· of tht• World Serie:."
• : The Rangl·rs ma y have· g1vt·n lht• Angl'lb icro.
··b ut Maut•h 's band of Vt:ll•rans daw1•d and &·rall'hed
.~their way to 1tw dub's Sl't'l>nd t:hamµ1ons h1p C'V<'r
S Iii I t o t·oml' 1:. t hl· A me riea n L eague
< hu111p1onsh1p series agaanst t•11her 'Baltimore or
Mllwaukt•c bl•g1 nnang Tuesday at Ana h t•1m
Swd1um, but that didn't halt thl' cclebral1un that
followl'Ci the last out Saturduy .
Sanl'hei gained his fifth save of the season by
holding lht• Rangl'rs hitless over the final lhrl'e
"This is tht· way W(.• w 1mlc>d tu c.lo It," offered
Carl'w. "Wl• wllntt-d Kansm. Ci ty to knuw wt.• Wl'rl•
gomg Lo win it ourselves Now all wc havt· to do 1s
go out and U..kc· a llllll' butting prat'llc:t• tomorrow
and Monduy.
Angel•
Royals 90 71 .559 2
Saturday acorea
Angela 6. Texas 4
Kansas City 5. Oakland 4
(See ANGELS, Page BS >
A countdown
to division title
B v JOHN SEV ANO
Of the Oelly Piiot Stell
This one 11> <'c•r1.&1nly w1·1l cigl·<I
For Mum1ger Gent· Mauch. Lh<·
vmt<Jgl··wa1t has ht-t·n 2:~ yearb,
un unparullt'lt·d fl'<Jt 111 buM·ball
htslorv
For. Owrwr Gl'nl' Aull y. it's
1>nly t hl• ·SC'C'Ond tlml· s mc·p th1·
club's tnl'€.'pl1un m 1961 that hl.'b
bt:.-cn abltc-lo t<.tstt· the frull.s of
SUl'l'l'SS
F or thl· pl<tyt·rs. only f 1vt·
n·nrn1n R ud Cart'w , Don
Bay lor . Brian Downing, Bohby
Grieh and Don Asst• from thl'
Western D1vis1un 1:hamp1onsh1p
squad of 1979. So while many of
th~' newt•r fan·s have· been in 1h1!1
s pot be-fore it's lhl•1r firs t tlm(· in
an Angl'I uniform
And. ll'l's .f-•H:e il. nu body
within the organization is gelling
any younger
ThC' following d1x:umC'nt.<. th<·
Angcb' pcnmmt dtnl'hm g day
Oct. 2. 1982.
l O:S 7 -The f 1rs 1 group o f
Angels t'OmC' out of the dugout to
take battmg pracltcr>.
11 :0 3 Usu ally done 111
groups of four. tht• pl.iycn. dt'C.'ld<'
mslead to have two :arge groups
of eight. Bobby Clark, a natural
• right-hander. takes his firs t <·uts
in thl• cagt> left-handed All lhC'
resl of the non-regulars follow
suit Obviously the playe rs art·
l<><>lR· That\ a guud sign.
l'ou111t·rs Jack~m . d1shmg it back
tu Can·" "You'vl' dune nothing
bul h11 in front of people like
tT0 11 v) O l iva . !Harmon)
Killt·bn·w . (i''rt-d) L y nn a nd
Bavlor all vour hfl' Pitchers look
at th1.1St· guy1> and throw you the
ball right down lhC' middle of the
plalt· All th(!y do 1s this." h~
d«monbtrau:c. with an underhand
mot1un "T hC'y figure the, bes!
you lan do 1s hit a httlc• ground
b1;1ll tu bhort "
11 :34 Ja<.:kson lrioks oul at
coach Bob Clear. who is p1tc·hmg
BP. and SUV!>. "What the hell are
Wl' d1J1ng hitting this guy when
a 11 w l' • r c· going to sec i s
knut·klc,bt1lls. all day."
11 :36 J ack son b o ldly
pn'C.11<.:lb ht,'s gmng to hit three
to day .. Three what?" GeSk s-
Carew J<il·kson doesn't give
Can·w th C' sal1s fac t1on o ( a
n ...,ponst•
l 1:40 &tung pr<iclK'l' ends
for Angels
11 :43 Frank Tanana. who
was with thl' Angels m '79 and
was o n the mound when the
te<im clincht·d thL' AL W est,
prom1S(':. T C'Xai. will give 1t tL'i
b (• s t s h 0 l •• w l' . I I g I v e I t
c·v<'rythmg we've got which
isn't mut·h ..
J l :SO Add!-But·k y De nt.
eggit• J ac•k son planl'°' a kis!'i on hil'I favori t .. ownt-r. (;t•1w Autry~ afte r Angels
im•hN I AL ~ t'l'll Ii tit• Saturcht)'. ( ·\ddilional photos on Page· B?>).
l l : 11 Thl' first group
f1ni s ht:s laking its s wings,
h1ghhghtc·d by Rob W1lfong's
home· run Lo dead c·e nler hit
nght -ha ndl'CI (he's a n atural
lt'fty). W1lfong's tt-ammates go
wild.
who's b<-t•n through this so many
umc'S Ix-fore> as a m(.'nlber of the
NC'w York Yankees: "These
gaml's are the toughest to w in,"
h<" says of the Ange ls' tas k o(
be•a11ng the· Hange rs. "because
tht•y hav(• ever ything to lose."
Co n t1nUl'S the R a n g e r s '
short..:;top: "WC' try to play to win
all tht• ume. I don't hke the word
spmlc•r Wt• play w wm whether
wc•'rc· 99 gam~ out or one g~
out "
j)odgers turn it on, but stay one back
11:14 C<irl'w to Wilfong.
SAN J.'RANC ISCO ( API Tht• L os The· Bravc·s. who .bt:gan tht• S(•asc:m w11h a
1:~-gaml' winning strl•ak. rc·mttim'CI a game•
in front of the• Dodg•·r.. :iftt•r l.x.•atmg San
Diego. -1 -2
hc.•twct'n the BravC':. and 1.>odgc·rs. 1t will bl•
in Los Angclt-s on Monday
"You should hav<· dom• that 111
Kansus City " Add:. Baylor. "You
ought Lo do that mun• ofll'n You
(·ouldn't do any worse-than
you've donl' from thl' l<'ft side•
this season "
Angek'S Dodgl·r... s<•t•mmgly burnl•d oul a
(ew days l'arlll'r, turrwd on murl• or tht•ar
llitting powN and st<iy<'<i on the· hc-c·ls of
the Atlanw Brnvc•s an lh<· Natwn:1I ~agut'
"West p<•nnanl ld<'I'
'fhl· Dodg<'rs' r('(:cnt losmg streak bt.-gan
Sc.·pt 21 when J ohn Monu-fuS(.'O be-at thl•m
'.\.(} Lt.>s Angt•les totaled only 16 runs m the
nosPd1vC', w h1c·h took th<'m out of the
chv1sion lead
Thc Dodger!> bangt•d ou1 17 hllb and
r<'<'Ordl'd their season high run tot.al Bob
Wl'lt>h . 16-11 . p1t.chc'C.i hv<' mmngs of <>nl'·
hit ball for the-v1<.:tory <md Uav<• Sll•wart
fm1shl'd up. -I 1 : 2 4 R egg ll' J d t' k so n
12:41 S<·orl.'board Clas hes
f1r:.1 seon · from Kansas City:
Huyalb I. Oakland 0. 2nd mning.
12:51 KC update· Oakland
2. Roya ls I . 4th inning. Do
playc•rs watl h the scoreboard?
"It's bc-<·n a vc•ar of '\tr<•akb in 1h1s d1v1s1on.
111'\d now we've• JU!.l got to M'C' who l.in Natlonal League Weet
C'mt·rges from the d ugout and is
s urprii>l'd t o find C'Vl•ryon<'
h1ttang togc·tht·r "Why d1dn'1
anyonC' tell me.,.. he asks of no
one m particular. "Why don't you
gC't with the program." a nswer'
Carew "This 1s Oc·tolx'r. l makl'
mv own ruks." is Jackson 's
l'Pply.
'.On TV today
t?phannel 11at12:15
"W£> knrw Wl' had tht• tah•nl Lo hit. 1t
was JUSt a matter of llml·," said shortstop
Bill HuSSt'll. who had thrl'l' hlls and two
RBis Saturday
, ..
Bravps
Dodgers
W L Pct. GB
89 72 .553
88 73 .547 1
You bt•11 •
1:10 K rn Forsrh throws-
f1r>t p1lt•h
1: ll Gt-c>rge Wright lea~.
off for the.> Rangers by groundillg
out to Carew One down, 26 \o.
go . ltTeak at the cmd," said Mike· &1rJSCaa. who
had one· of lh<' Dod gC"rs' thn•(• homt·r~
Saturday in a 15-i v1l·tory over the• San
1\-ancisco GaanL'\ on lht• nt'Xl to last day of dle season.
"Los Ang<'ll•s did what they had to <lo.
and beat us two straight early m the wl't'k
Bui Wl' we nt on th<' road a nd swept tht•
Braves and Dodgrrs All the tc·ams haw
shown thf'y can come bac k ," said lhc•
Giants' Joe• Morgan
Saturday'• 1corea
Dodger• 15, San Francisco 2
Atlanta 4, San Diego 2
Today'• gan\ea
l 1:2S Jud<son Lakt~ :i l'Ut in
1:17 Brian Dowmng doubt~.
to r 1gh1 c-C'nte r to o p e n th~
bottom of the first ··
1:20 Carl'w singles home ·
· The Dodgers h;1vc• totak>d 29 run~ m a ll'I re e -g a m c w 1 n n 1 n g s t rt• a k . K <' n
~ndreaux and Ro n Cey also homc•r<'d in
: turday's runowuy us tht• G11111ti; WN<'
' mlnatl-d from l'Onll•n11on
Today, th<' Dodgers will start Fernando
Valcnzu<:>la. who is 19-1 :i this S<'ason . but
Dodger• (Valenzuela 19 -13) at San
Francisco (Laskey 13-12). Channel 11 at
12:15.
thP c·agC' and Lh£> hall h1~ tht•
prot('(.'l1ve nC'l abovr him as h<'
pops 1t up. "H11 1t o ul o f lht•
l·agc"" k1d!> CarC'w
11:27 "No wondN' you'v<·
Duwning The• Angels bench ch;
up .. ond l'Xcitt-d.
7
eollege
football
USC 38. Oregon 7
UCLA 34. Colorado 6
California 26. San Jose St.
• Was hington 46, San Diego
St. 25
Stanford 45, Oregon St. 5
Arizona St. 30, Kansas St.
7
Michigan 24, Indiana 10
Notre Dame 11, Michigan
St. 3
Wisconsin 35. Purdue 3 1
Navy 27. Duke 21
Nebraska 41, Auburn 7
N. Carolina 41, Georgia
Tech 0
LSU 2•. Florida 13
Georgia 29, Mississippi St.
22
Pittsburgh 16. W. Virginia
13
Oklahoma 13. Iowa St. 3
Tulsa 20. Kansai 15
(C..pfete ecorn, ,. ... 113)
0-5 against the Giants. •
"He's c,tue to Ix-at thc•m .'' said Lasorda.
If a diV1sional playoff game Is n<>et•ssary
Atlanta (Camp 11-12) at San Diego
(Lollar 15-9).
hit :J:rn your ent1rt· l 1f<.'." (See COUNTDOWN, Page 8!) •. .; •! :·
Robinson steaming at Ducks, despite easy ·victory .··
VSC coach unhappy with conduct of Oregon coaching ta ff, officials in 38-7 triumph . .
By ROGER CAR~ON
Of the Dell) l'llot atefl
LOS ANGELES It was. w ithout a
doubt. a very routme vktory (38-7 > owr
a very routine opponent (Oregon) Ix-Con•
a very routln<' crowd (47,181) for th<>
Southern California Trojans Saturday al
tlw Coliseum.
But under the 11ur (ace tht•rl' was on<'
v ery br is t li n g coa c h (USC's John
Ro binson). who ch a rged Oreg on's
coach i ng staCC with som e unc tnlca l
prac tices with the game's offlclal11
rollowlng th~ Trojans's l'ac-10 footbnll
opene r.
In on t'xclu11ivc interview with the
Dally P ilot, Robln!lOn l'hurgl'<l the Ducks'
stMI wl\h ''lobbying" with the otflclat.,
In c>rtPCt polming out whot appear.xi to
bt' infraction." by th <' Trojans.
"Wo had four h olding calls on ou r
tight end." said Robln1W>n , "and I bcllevt>
they t'Ornered the offlclal1 (pointing out
c><~ k'<f lnftacUorui).
'In th la l'On frrcnce w~ hav • a rull·
\ha\ you'r not suppok'd to lobby w ith
th<> ofCidals
"No one smd anything to me about tt
und suddl'nly we're gctung thl'SC calls
against U.'i. If that's thl' way. fin<'. but I
want to be m It. too "
Robinson . a rormN Ore gon player
durm~ his ploying doy11. was alc;o still
c:hogrmed with Ofcgon's t.act ks in the
rourth quarter w hen punter Dave Pryor
wos roughed u p by a hard chnrgt•
T he Trojans W<'r<' brl'<'iing a t th • Unw.
nnd laying o!f the Ouclul. 4>0. with llttll'
emphasl11 lx·ing plo<'cd on running up the>
K'Or uftl·r 11ht>lllng Oregon In th e flrlit
hall with a 31-7 barrage.
A8 for th e contl'sl , w ell. It took I ~
8<'(0nd11 for th<-Trojaru1 to tak~ th•• b.Rll
nwoy from Oregon and score, In w ha t
Wll!l llltlc m orr} th<ln {I Trojon foast o(
roast duck on a warm afternoon .
J ooy 8row nt'r au:pped ln to Intercept•
Kevin Lur.k PHS on th e game'• flnt
o ffe nsive JJlay a nd he returned It 34
yard• for • touchdown . "I reud th<' ~uartcrback going bock.''
uld Brownc-r. 'I aaw on the tllm thl'y
run a qu1<.·k s lant and h e I Lusk) was
lookmg at the recc1v<>r (Osborn Thomas)
all th\• way. I JUSl look a c·hanre "
Robinson 1iddC'd. "We had mvrrtcd
~·ovt.>ragc. trymg to camouflage our p.'l!{..'i
('Overage and th1•y just thrc·w r ight into
our str<.•ngth "
lt litcrnlly broke> the Pucks' back8
bl'for(' they could even think about
stnylng with th<' 26 1 l -poin t f;.vored
Trojans
"It <:er u l n l y didn 't h elp ou r
<'<>nfidt'n<.'t'.'' offered Oregon Coach Rich
Srook11. "W<' proet't.'ded to play the wont 30
mlnutf'll of football that l'vt! t.~chC.'d In
11hc ycani. W<' were just horrible.', •
With a 24.poln\ halftlm~ odvuntago,
USC s tarting qua rterba c k $ca n
St1U11bury had alr~ady bl't•n replaced to
gtve othN'I a 1ho1 or two. and all thot
r f'mal n c d for t h r <'towd was th\'
oct'aaional report.II of the Dodgen1· and
A ngelit' proarcss In tht'lr rt'itp 'l'tlvt•
divi11lonol till<' I' c.'t't
On•gon wa• e 37 ·21 lost'r lt> No. l
rilnkcd Washington a w eek ago. and ltd
the H u ski<'s at u ne point. 2 1-17. Bu1
Brook!! was unable to offer a concl"
oplmon on th<> rt'lativt• strengths of the
Husk lC'S a nd tht• 16th·ranked Trojans
"Last w<.'<'k Wf' played pretty welt;'
Brooks rcpllc-d "Both art' very similar lti.
o lot of art'ns ~nd both have opent"d \f P
their offen~.
"USC's dcfcmiw m lghl give it • lllllt-
c.-dge. t: p«lolly u p front"
T h e gam<' marke d the d ebut of
c.'Onvertl-d fulback Todd Spen<.-er u t&e
Trojaru' tailback. replacin g the Ln)lrid
t"rt'd Crutcher. ond the 196-pound jutllbr
rl-tJ»nd<.>d by rushing for 149 yarda and
three touchdowni&. "I wus pretty n rvou11 In the tfrtt
hnlf.'' admltt~d Spt•n<.·cr. "I've never
carri<'d the ball that m uch. but glw me a
1..'0uplt-of W('()k ll and 1'11 be OK " •
Spcnt't'r 11lashl'<i th rou.ah the Or~oo
defc n1t• for lOSJ o( thoS<' yard11 on 21
l•arrk• In thl" first holf, a nd addro eight
more• corm"'S In tht> scrond hnlf bt'fe>Nt
( t t TROJAN • Pt1e 83)
• Orenge OoHt DAILY PIL.OT18unday, Octobar 3, 198~
·~raves clinch tie
i..
tor NL West crown
''.from AP dl1patcbe. ~
" SAN DIEGO -Only un hou1 or a .so ago, Chris Chumbll811 had hit o
home run thut l'f\UY very well huVt.'
put the AUantu Braves in the Nullonal
League plliyotfs. In the Braves' drl'&iing room.
Jeveral people reminded Chamblis.8 of nnoth..r
:.home run he'd hit, this one· six yennJ ••go mc·11 .Jo.lew York Yankee.
•
1 Chambliss' third-inning homer Saturday
ni~hl led the Brave'& to u J -2
win ovt-r the San 01l'EfO
Padres,.cltm·hing al least a tll'
for lhc NL WL·s t
ehnm plons hip. I n '7A ,
Chambliss hit a home run 111
the Amerit'un Lt•agu(.•
playoffs against Kansa~ Ctty
that put lhc Yankees into tht•
World Series.
<CM~ ...
·Chambliss said
and not back."
"This Ont.• w'as JUS I IJ
home run, and this 1s 1982,"
"I don't reminssc'C' I look uhl·nd
Chambliss' homer, a solo shol, ~avl.' lhc·
Braves a 3-0 lead and they held on to wan for tht•
•fleve nth time in their last nine gamt•s. Tht·
victory kept Atlanta one game ahead oC Lo!>
Angeles, which defeated San Fran<.·1sc·o 15-2
Should the d1v1sion wand up deadlockt>d. a onc>-
game playoff would be playc~ Monday 1n Los
Angeles.
. "Now, we can finish th<'.' SC'ason without
,playing scoreboard," Braves' Manager Jex· Torre
,aaid. "All . we have to do is go out ;md win
·,tomorrow and there's nothing anyone t·an do
about it."
The Braves will throw Rkk Camp, 11-12. 1n
.their effort to clinch their first d1v1s1on ltlll• santt.•
~969, while San Diego will use:· l('ft-handt•r Tim
···Lollar. 15-9.
Quote of the day
"This is like winning th<.· first )('g <'if
the Triple Crown. We've just won th<.·
Kentucky Derby, and now therc-'s two big
races to go." -Veteran St. Louis Cardinals
pitche r Jim Kaat, after the Cards be<.·aml·
the first d ivision winner this year.
Madlock's hit gives Pittsburgh win
Bill Madlock's pinch-h it single a
drove home Omar Moreno with the
w inning run with two outs 1n the
bottom o f the ninth mning to give
Pittsburgh a 2-1 win over Montrc•al Saturday
. . . Elsewhere in the National League. Keith
Moreland's run-scoring smgle and a sacrifwc fly
by Pat Tahler k~ a.,three.-run Hilb inning.. lo
lead Chicago past the Eastern Divis1on-t·hampion
St. Louis Cardinals. The loss was the fourth
straight for St. Louis since clinching thf' title
MQnday. the first time tb e Cardinals have
dropped four In a row this year Harry
·spUman drove in two runs and Jose C rut
knocked in another during a four-run sixth
inning to pace Houston past Canc1nnC1ti. 4-2
. . . Pete Rose doub~ed home Luis Aguayo
with the winning run with two outs in the ninth
to lift Philadelphia to a 4-3 vktory over New
York.
Texas Open takes a Strange turn
Curtis Strange compiled a !I
4-under-par 66 and lied his former
teammate and fraternity brother a t
Wake Forest, Jay Haas, for the lead
Saturday in the third round of the Texas Open
golf tournament in San Antonio. Haas has not
made a bogey In the to urnament .
Hometown favorite Patty Slleeban reeled off
four straight birdies for a 4-under-par 69 and a
3-stroke lead in the LPGA's lnamori Classic in
San Jose. Sheehan, 26. LPGA rookie of the year
in 1981, has a three -shot lead over Joyce
Kazmierski, aft.er 54 holes.
·-:
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cl11•a111 of u 11u h1lH·r and uavi: !ht• Brooklyn
Dod~l'rl• u lhnlhnl(, 3 :l Vll"lury OVl'r th1·
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Orioles force showdown for title
BAL T l MORE Tht• rel1•ntl<>ss
Balt1mon· Or1uk•l>, on u :1:~· IO chargl• ~
s1m:e Aug. 20, whtp~wd lhe s liding ...
Milwuukt•t• Hrcwe>rs 11 -:i Saturduy
a11c1 for~wd a ll(· in tlw Anwril'<lll Lc:agui• East
with on1• ga.nw n·ni:11111nl{ un lh1: S<'hroul1.•
Wllh th1· ~·h11rnpwni-.h1µ on 1h1• line to<lay.
two vl'l1·ra11 right hnmk·rs will go to tht.• mc1u11d
in a dai-..-;11· mul('hup Don Sulton, :l-J sine·<• lx·in~
:&l1.JU1n·d by Milwaukl'I.'. will fon· Jim J'alnll'r.
who has rc'<.·lainwd h11> rul1• fl!> th<: &1l111nurt• an•
this sl'ason with u 15-.J rt .. !Ol'd
R<•h1•vl•r Summy Stt•wur1, whu ylt'ldt•d two
hllS Ill 5~ I lllnlnJ.{S, Jnd unotht•r Wl.4ht•rtng
urfl•ns1Vl' d1.:.µlay kcyt•d Baltimorl"S fifth
1·ons1'<·ut1ve v1t·tory ovl•r M1lwaukc•1· in lh1· past
1•ight doys
Tht· Orroll~. batting 411 against Milwaukee
wlule taking nine of I 2 games in the season
!wm•:.. µoundt·d out lH h11.S for a tot<JI of 46 for
the• first lhn.·c· ~<inll's of lhl' seric's while oul
M.'Onng the> Brewt•Ni 26-7.
Stcwar1 had warmc-d up e1ghl limes in the
hullpc·n during fo'ru.Jay's tw1-night doubleheader,
am.I M<inugl·r &irl ,weaver was hoping he'd last
maylx· two or thrt~ annangs when he took Ol(er
w11h tht· sc:ort• tll'd 3-3.
""Bu t thl· wuy he was prlching, there was no
11t'l•d to go uny place else," Weaver said.
Wathan, Geronomio pace Kansas City
John Wathan drove an pinch-a
runm_.r Bombo Rivera with the tying
run and Cesar Geronimo followed
with a san1fice ny to lift Kansas City
to a 5-4 victory over Oakland in American
League action. But the Angels clirrunated the
Hovals later in the day b_y defeating Tex.as, 6-4
. Elsewhere, Dave Rucke r threw a f1ve-
h1tter a nd Lance Parrish drove in four runs with
a single and his 32nd home run to spark Detroit
to a 4-1 victory over Cleveland and a split of
I he rr double header. In the first game, Tom
Brennan a nd Dan S pillne r combined on a
four-hitter to give the Indians a 2 -0 win
___ l{oo~rlan_ Denman_.P.iU·h1.-'Ci a six-hitter
and E d Jurak knocked an three runs lo lea
Boston to a 5 -0 conquest or the New York
YankC'l'S Jim Gou and Roy Lee Jackson
l'Omblnl'<i on a s1x -h1t shutout as Toronto blanked
Seattle for the second consecutive game. 3-0
Ron Kittle hit his f1rt>l major-league home
run and drove in three runs to power the
Chkr,go White Sox to :t 5-3 win ovC'r Minnesota.
Dailey signs contract with Bulls
First-round draft l'hOl<.'C· Quintin •
Dailey has s1gmod a t-ontr<wt with th1.•
Chicago Bulls. a spokt-sman for the
National Basketball Assoc1at1on dub
said Saturday. Terms of thC' multi-year contract
were n ot disclosed Re naldo Snipes
surprised Trevor Bcrblc k, ronkcd No. 2 by the
World Boxing Asso<:iut1on , and captured a
10-round unanimous dl>c1s1on to thrust himself
back 1011> title rnnt1•nt1on . . Fresno State
University has fa1IC'd to rc>m·w the contract o( its
athletic director , Russ Sloan, who was involved
an c:ontrovers1es over S<'ating for students and
probat1nn against the football team S loan has
been critk1zed for allocating less than 1,000 seats
at the t'Ommunity's 6.500-S<'al convention center
to students for basketball games.
COUNTDOWN TO DIVISION TITLE . • •
Fi:~m Page 81
·-t:U -Wouldn't you know it,
Jeck.Ion hi1a one on lop of the
gr-een tarp in center field, an
estimated 500 feet away. Maybe
he:wm hit three today.
l:lt -Larry Parrish homers
\0 left to cut the Angels' lead to
2-l. l'!S l -Jim Sundberg homers
io'feft. to make It. 2-2.
:t :37 -Rangers' second
baleman Mike Richardt singles
home Pat P\Atnam for the third
run in the second. Angel fans
start to get restless.
1.:17 -Mauch goes to the
rnoi&nd and gi~ Forsch a quick
a.._.,er.
~I -M Dave Goltz walks ir1 trcwn the bullpen, the stadJum
p"tft>Jlc address announ cer
provide• an advisory fro m
KamM City: At the end of seven
in.ninp, Oakland 4. Royals 3. · 1-.45 -Oric:h homers to left lo
lie .the ICOf'e at 3-all.
1:H -Anaell proceed lo load
thti ba1e1 wlth none out , but ~He Hough world out of the
jan) as Carew grounds Into a
l-Z-3 d o uble play and Lynn
followt wtth • llneout to ahort.
t :li -Pete O'Brian homera to
r1ghi-center to put Rangen on
top" apln, 4-3. At the llAJ'Oe time a
report out of KC has \he Royall
wfnnlnl M ln tbe bottom of the
8th. The ~Is are apparently '°""8 t.o hlw lO earn their way
lO the &op.
l :lt -Final from KaNu City;
Royala &, A'• 4. Time for the
...... IO bull their nttdu and go
lO Wark.
t;JI -c.ntw walks and Lynn
followa with a home run ln.o the
·~deck In riaht field. Ancell
v
take 5-4 lead and lhe crowd g<X'S
crazy.
2:37 -L ynn t.'Om1.-s out of the
dugout at the rans· r<.>qu<-sl and
takes a bow.
2:46 -Angl'ls annountc·
Saturday's attendaru.'t' at J:i,405
Too many good games on TV
obviously had an affect on the'
turnout
3:0S Golu walks the first
batter lo lead o(f the sev~nth
inning and Mauch wastes nn time•
bringing In Luis Sanchc1. out of
the bullpen.
3:10 -Sanchez gets Wright to
ground into a for ce play at
second for the first out: strikes
out Wayne Tolleson for lhC'
second. and Bob aoonc: guns
down Wright t rying to steal
second for the third. lt's within
readi now and the Angels can
start to taste it.
3:21 -The Rangers go down
one-two-three ln the top of the
eighth. There's n nervous
antJ<.i potJon In the air.
3:33 -Foti slnstcs o rr th1·
glove of Putnam ot first to drive
home Saylor from K't'Ond bosc.
who had opened thl' Inning wi\h
a double. The Angels gl'l a
much·needed inauronce run and
10 Into t he ninth leading, 6-4.
The crowd is on ltS foot.
3:39 -0 •Clnces mokcs on
All·ttar play on ll ground ball by
SundtM>rg tor the first out. The
crowd roara ltt approval and rl9<!9
to lta ( t again.
l :U -Putnam grounds to
C.rew. Two away .
l :U -Sanl'hci walks Bill
S tein. The Rang~n stay •llv~
• . . barC?ly.
3:0 Plnch·hlttcr l..nmor
Johnson groundt the boll back to
the mound. Sanchez gloves it and
tosses the ball to the awaaung
Carew
3:4S -THE ANGELS ARE
THE WESTERN DIVISION
CHAMPIONS!
3:48 Says Jack.'IOn: "This 1s
one o f the sweetest of all. I'm
getting older now. I'm 36. That's
not to say I'm an old man by any
means. Just an older a thlet.eo."
3:49 -Says Autry: "I'm glad
il's over. I've been waiting for
this for o long time."
3:SO -Adds Reggie: "This one
feels good because so many said
we t.'<>uldn't win. They Mid we
didn't hav<' C'nough pitching .
we dirtn't have enough anr\hlng,
we· wt•re Just too old. That 1 what
mukNC this all very sweet."
3 :53 -Says Gric h : "We
wonted to do il today. We didn't
wont to wait lo the la111t day. We
wantl'd to do It now."
3:S7 Soys Downing: "This is
speclul because it's been two
yN1rs sl.nce the lust one. Still, It's
the uix'Oming ph1yoffs thlll really
'"lunt. Last tlm<' lt was ~nwgh
just to win the division. l'm not
going to make that mistake
nguln."
4:00 Reggie again· ''The ball
club is great. the fans are great';
ven th ' media has been aupc.>r."
4:01 -Says Autry: "They've
all donf" good. We h3ve a great
bunch of guys her . They'r 2~
good boy•. And Regie." ht says
looking at. Jackt10n, "l ,want to
thank you a lot. You've been
wonderful. Everyone hu."
4:0l -Bring on Baltimore or
Mllwnukoo!!!l!!
Own rs leading • 1n arrogance
Rut pluyt•r.t.t 11ot lnr bel1ind during current negotiation
In llll' 1·111w uf u h1bor c.lhmut•i In prultttllflo1lJ1I
111>U1111. IK1tli 1mlt·11 i.11 Iv~· ti4•riou11ly to put 4\Jc>lni. c>n
1111' bci.1nl tn th111 nn'i.I known 118 puhl1t• opinlu11 SPORTS COLUMNIST
Tht·H· M•1·1111; to bt-' u tw lll·f tl111t If ttw g1·11t•ral
puhlll· 111 11y111pullll'lll' to your 1·11141" It wtll huvt• u
h1•lh•1 diullt:t.• of Wi11nl11j( UVl'I' tilt' lung J>Ull ()(
1•ou1 !>(•, th111 1s pn'('l't'lh'tl hy tlw pn·1<um1>t11111 the·
Ht'tll'l lll pullllt• UJ Vt'IO u l'Ollllnt•nwl dumn in 1h1• I lrHI
BUD TUCKER .
plUl'\' In tru1h, none nr th•· prl11c1pnl!I c111 l' utw wuy or
llw oth1•1 whut tlw populutit111 th111k:.
Th1i. would Kt'l'tn p11rt1tul,,rly tru1• 111 till'
l'llrrl·n1 i.tt uuult· 111vulv1nM the lubm 111uhl11t1•111<•nt
forc•t•11 of lhl• Nhliunul 1-'outbull L1•ugut• Thi·
11vt·1·tu11·11 {oi publu isupport urt• tht•rt• bul 1f tht•rt•
wa11 on y c.·011i.;1.Jt·r11twn (or th1· fet·l1111(11 o l tht.•
l1ystundt·n. m1 1 hl' hoult•varrl. lul't H'I> would 1•1l<lu1"
11gn•1.·mt•nt. F'urthermort•, t•on•ldt'tahlc emph ... 111 ii
plal1-cl on o fi~u11.• of $1 ff billion, wh1t·h 111 an amo unt
t lw uwrwr" ~my th1·y wall make -.vualuulc· to 1h1·
pluy1•rit
drui;tw diat1Ut'l>
l'llE POINT JS, lht'tli• u11• rather lfll•gg..rtng
f11<ur1•M und t.ollsint( th1•n1 aboul will do nothing lO
1·11l111t1l'l' pul>hc.: opinion on <'tther s1dt• o r the di puk·
ONE Ot ' Tll F. 111g11•dh.'l1ll> whlt'h would IJt.•
null('CUbly d1IU1t'<l would 1:>4..· orru"ant•t• In thl' NFL
thin~. both 111t.Jt·:1 url• annoyingly urrugunt hut thl·
ownr·rs w111 ovt•r lht· pl11 yl•rs by a fwld goal
<::t.•r winly. tht· owm•rK rt."t:ogm7.(• that thc·u rank
aru.J file.· I!! 1ompost'l.l as th(• wori.I p;ud uf all th1.
athlt>ll.'1> imd the 11vt•r·111l bcnt•frt ptl'I un· 1s probably
lht• sum1·. 111 which cusc, Llw proprll•lofs Nhould be
n-s1gm·d Lo the fn<.'l thot this mess is ~omg to c.·ost
lhl·m so11w1hing u11d gt·t on with a S<'ns1ble offt•r
Monal(t•mcnt did a great d<•al beforl' lht! strike
lu 11liN10t1.• the gc•n(•ral public. The owners ra1m.'<1
thc.·rr tll"kl•t pn<.'t'S regiment.ally. forc.·1-d exhlb1uon
j.!um<.-s down lhe throats of their tuslomers lJnd
t•L1rm-<l 1ntc.·n"SI on their money ror several month!!
of l'uch y<.•ar . Owm•rsh1p rations TV• gamc'li to it.IS
1>ufferers in lune wtth a silent slogan: if you don't
hkf' 1t. lump 1t.
At lh<' 1;um1· t11rw, the· union rt•prc'S<'n1.<Ji1vt•.s
shuuld <'hl'<.'k th1•11· arroganl·e lt'vcl arid µut fo1 th an
dfort to m·gutwtt• within reason. In short, it 1s lht'
fc:l'ling of roust of llw obsc.·rvl•rs um· u.alks tu 011 lhe
~1v1·nut• that the play1•r:.; havt.• a lt:gil1maw l'U.-.C but
art• doing a lousy .101> of pl l'Mmlrng 11
Of m urse, tht! athll•ll'I> hardly k-d up t.o Lhe
:.trikl' dc·monstraung t.'Ont'(•rn for the fl'Clings of the
ran ·rh1: playcrs held out for sums the avcruge
11llt.1:11 d0t.'8n't undcrsl4.lnd, und by tht-very nature
11( tlw1r demands, they turnt..-d off the guys who
dtM:USb thc-sc matters OVl'r open lunch pails.
Tht·n . 100, tf puhlt<.· opinion w1·r·1· l'l'ully of any
t'<>lll'l·rn tu t·1thc·r ~1dl'. cart· would Ix· lakl·n -tu MJftt.•n
tlw r1gur1-:. wh1<'h art• thrown around in thu. ac·t1on,
For instant'l', thert· 1s constant mcntum of the• $2.6
billion thl' nwnf'rs r ecc.•ivcd from th<· telev1s1on
n1 •tworks undl•I' t e rms o f the most 1t.•l'l!nl
AT ANY RATE , nl'1thcr side tn a labor dispute
111 pr of<.-ss1onal sports l'X h1b1ts anything, rc.-sembhng
1•ffor1 m ordc•r to gain lhe publtl' opinion lhey ans1st
lhl'y l'UVCl . l'erhups there I S a hint o r
d1soq~aniw11on involved.
Of t·ourse. 1( the study com<>s to that. tht>
1>tragglmg forces an· obvious.
Thi· µublit'. whkh 1s supposed to haVl' ;:rn
11p11)11111 , 1s so rnuc·h disorganized rabble
Bruins stay perfect, 34-6
Ramsey's hot hand carries UCLA l o fourth straight wif,!
BOULDER, Colo. (APJ -wan over outmanned Colorado.
Quarterback Tom Ramsey, who , The 50-yard TD pass came an
seems en rouw to rewriting the the cl08ing seconds of the second
UCLA record book , said after quarter to give the Bruins a
anothe r sen sational Saturday 17-6 lead ot halftime.
that the game's the: thing not "We s aw a wcaknei.s 1n
the records. Colorado's defense: and fuunscy
"'The records don't matter," callc9 the play on thl' line or
said the Brum quurterback "The S<:nmma!(t.'." said Wilham.-. '"I ran
Only thmg J'm l'On<.·crnc>d Wllh 1.S a post pattern and broke.• Open for
winning." the SC'Orc "
A n d win a g a 1 n h e d 1 u Bruin Coach Tt•rry Donahue,
Saturday as he passed for 280 whose team ts now 4-0. callt•d llw
ya rds . 1nclud1ng a 50 -yard l·omplellon tbe brggesl play of
scoring strike to Dokie W1lharns. the game. "That gave us a lift."
to lead ninth-rankc>d, unbeaten s..11d tht' 38-year old UCLA cc:,:it:h
UCLA to a 34-6 t.•ollt>ge football Co I o rad o Coat: h B 1 I I
U~S.-reaches Cup_ finals_
PERTH. Australia (AP) -The
United Stat.es reached the Davis
Cup tennis final when J ohn
McEnroe a nd Peter Fleming
scored a doubles victory to give
lhe American.s an unbeaten 3-0
lead in th<' sem1hnoJ competition.
The American pair dcfoated
Peter M c Namara and Paul
McNamee 6-2. 6-2. 3-6. 8-6. ·
Mct;nroe a nd his LC'amaw Gene
Mayer won their singles maoches
on Friday night and the doubles
v1l·tory means today's singlt'l> are
mcan inglt'SS.
set, McNamara and McNamee
held break point on Ml'Enroe"s
Herve. But the ldt-handed
American was equal to thr• task
and, as he has done m the past,
S('rambll'd has way out of trouble
But 1\ was the previous game>
wh1l'h provided th1• most t.•Xl'1t1ng
tl·nnii. of the evening
When McNamC'C· took a tumble
and injurt..-d his right hand with
the sl'ore at 30-all. 1t put the
AUSSJes in trouble
He played in some pain and
o;urv1vcd lwo matt.·h and
i.l'miflnal points
McCartney said h is defense
played ,well, sacking Ramsey five
limes. But he said his offense
wasn't able to take advantage of
S4:oring Qpportumties.
'"We stopped ourselves on our
drives," satd McCartney, whose
:.quad lost 88 yards to penalties
two coming at critical times
during a second-quarter UCLA
drive that C'nded w1lh the Bruins'
fir-st tou('hdown.
'"They didn't stop us. At least
half the time we made mistakes
to stop ourselves. I think we're
making some progress, but it's
hard to show 1t aga1nsl a good
defensive team like UCLA," he
:...11d .
Ramsey was 16 for 24 on the
afternoon, breaking the UCLA
career comple~on recor.d wi
305 and leaving him just 37 yards
short of the schoo1 's all-time
1.·areer yardage mark. __
Tile-Sruins got on the board
hrst aft.er left rorncrback Walter
Lang recovered a Ric h ard
Johnson fumble on the Colorado
22 UCLA went three yards in
three plays and J ohn Lee booted
a 36-yard fi eld goal w1lh 8:03 lc•ft
to play m the h rst quarter.
The Buffaloes drew even at
3-3 on a 47-yard Held goal by
Tom Field that capped an 8-play.
5 1-yard Colorado drive
On its next possession, UCLA
drovl' 80 yards in JO plays.
&<:oring on a 3-yard plunge by
tailback Frank Ccphous
In thl" final th1• United States
will fa<'C New Zealand or France •
Fran<'<' leads ihc otli(.'r sem1frnal
2-1.
AJthough Australians lost they
were far from dtsgraced.
They put tremc-ndous prc"SSUrC'
on the Amcncans m the finol lwo
sets
In the 13th g;lm<'.' or thl' fourth
He and Mc Namara fought for
their lives. but they merely
prolonged the agony.
I t l'a me to an end with
Australia serving in the 14th
game of the set. 0-40 down They
managed to save one of the
match points but failed to do 1l
:.gain
Colorado, a ide d by three
completions totaling 29 yards.
from quarterback Randy
Essanglon to Chris McLemore.
movC'd to the Bruin 30 yard line
but had to settle for another
rield goal
College f ootba
IATIMOArl OAml
WMI Arl1on1 11 UCLA
f>ICllflc 11 Freeno Slit• St .. n
Sin JoM Sl1t1 11 c.i S1111 fulllt'ton
Utlh It H-111. n Clllf0<ntl 11 WUhlnglon
~ St1t1 11 Wlll\tnolon SI
Te11 .. EI PHO el ~141·lU Vege1, n "" .... N1vy II Air F01"4
Sllnloro 11 Arliona St • n
Monlane II 8olM St . n
Neb<HU II COIOf'lldo
Nor1"41<n Anion• " NIVldl·Reno
BYU 11 New ~JtlcO, n
TulN 11 New Mealeo St , n
ldlhO St at Ullh St Montlnl SI It W10. SI n
Sen Diego SI 11 WyomlnQ hvttl9"t
TeJtH Teet> " ArklflNI
SMU •' Beylor, n Prllr .. V-A&M 11 Bllhop. n
Tuu A&M II Houlton. n
Klnlla II 0-llllOIM St.
Oltllhoml II Tt1 ..
N. TlltH 81 II Tta .... Arllngton. rf
Ric. 11 TCU. n '
llMwHt
Onlo U II Bell 81.
W"ttfn Mlehloen 11 Centrel Michigan
Long BNicfl Sf II ClnciMl ll
PurdU41 et flllnol1 WIC:hlll St. 11 llllnot. St.
lowl II lt'IOllNI
MINC>Utl ti KIMM 81
Mlc;Ngtlll I t 11 Mlcnlgen
Mlemi. "9 11 Notre Oen!e Wl11C001ln It Ohio 81.
ldlho 11 NOrtM<n IOwl
Akron at Eutem ltllnOil tow11ng Or_, It Mllml U
MlMMola et NOfl~ C...1111 MIHourl St It aw MIMOUf'f St
Ktlll SI. II IOwl St. hM•n Mlef\loln llt T CIMldO. n 0.#ct tt w .. f..-n Mllnola .......
Penn II 11 AllOM'll
Kenludly 11 Auburn
Trl(IH•H It LSU. n
MIAMMlppl 11 o.o<gll lndl1na SI. et M1ty11nd
o.otQle Teem 11 Tul-. n AorlcJ1 11 Veno.rbllt. n
Ctemeon It Vltglnla. n Nor·tt1 Cetolil\1 II Wake f0<11•
Olrlmoulh •• WHllem & Mety MOf'hlld St. 11 Aus11n POiy, n
Tuu Sout'*n 11 AIC!0<n St
Albeny. Ge St 11 0.11\une Coolcm1n VMI It The ClllCNI, n
VltQlnll T e.:11 11 ~I Rld\mond II Eut C.roline, n
Oullford 11 Olvldton
Mlddle T-St. II Eutwn l<entuellly
SOut"-n Hllnolt et flotlde SI . n w .. 1 .. n Cetolln1 11 Furmen
T-St 11 Orembllng St , n
FlorlCSI A&M 11 Jeckeon SI . n
Temple 11 loultvOle, n AppelKl\1111 St. 11 Mertt11ll, n NW lou1t111n1 ., McNMH St • n
S M1Hlillppl •t MlttlUippt St • n
Alll>lrnl SI ti M~ Vllley SI
T~Mlirtln ti Mutrey 81 .. n
Hempton lnttltUll " Norttl Cataline A& I
loul .. 1111 TKfl •I NE Loul .. 11\11, n
Jonneon c. Smllh 11 South C1tollne SI
Troy 81. 11 SE loultienl, n
NlcN>lle St. 11 ~ U , n
Ark9ftlN St 11 SW loulel1111. n E TeMMIM 81 11 len-
Ch1t11nooge. n
YQUftiPIOWfl 81 11 W Kentueky ....
Joo ~ °"" ll!AIJ.
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..
JOHNSON
&SON
presents •..
COLLIGI ,.... .........
Penn State
over
Alabama
* Ole la ho ma
over
Texas
* Arl:rona Stat•
over
Stanfot'd
* •lthom Yovng
over ·
New ~xko
~
..
Campbells t
to lead UCI,
am up
7-5
l'l•tcr ond JL•lilll <..'umpli.·ll ll•tl
tht• UC Irvine wutl'r polu ll.•11111 111
u 7-:t vac:tory ovt•r 111•1 UC Sunw
&rl>tira Su\un luy aflt•rnoun in
upc>nlng Puclfk Coui>t A1hl\•t1t•
Conft>r('ncx m:tlon.
Peter IK.'Oflid Q pu1r or uualH UllU
Jdf uddl'tl 0 11l' IUI !Ill' A11h10lcl'l>
m oved In fru11t tu st.iy 1n tlw
WAT E R P<>L<J
second p<'rtod. 1mprnv111g thl.·Lr
lead to 5-2 after th11'<· pt•r1od:-..
Today the Antl•Ot<'l'S ol Cu<JC'h
Ed New la nd nwt'l t h<' US('
Trojans In a n on -1•onfe•rt•n t·1•
ou.ting at Ncwporl 1 larl.Jor High
beginning a t noon •
On the high school ~'l·nt'. San
Clemente won tht• 1-:c;tum:w
t o u rnaml'nl with a n 11 -10
victory.over No. Y runkl'CI Bu1•nL1
Par k in the title mutt·h
Mar ina's Vikings s<:on.J thrl-.·
goals in the first ovl·rt1mt• p1:nod
and went on to a 1 <l-12 dt 'C·1s1m1
o'1er h ost Estam·w an tht• th1n l
place game after t•at·h hi.id lost tu
the championship game finuhsti.
in the semifinals.
J im Zakas k y scort•d st•ven
goals for Marina in tht• wm uv<:r
Estancia. with Brian Brottll'rlon
and J eff Ho pkins add in~ t wo
apiece.
E s t anl'1a had c·onH' fr orn
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tu fOl l''' tlw ganw 111tu ovt•1 tl111t•
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prn•t·d tlw l-~1~lt·l'! m1 11ff1•1\.~·
111 1 tw twu 1•v1•r111111· p.•no<I:.,
ll!.!J>klllll M'Ul l'd lht• r1n,t f(OHI
fullOWl1d by O lll' l.iy I 1111d11111I
lx•fon· Mhrlrw tut till' rwxl twu
11n s lwt11 by Tuin Wut'<lt· 1111J
H n1111 6wtlw l'lun. In tlw 111·{·111ut •
t•x ttu ,, .. ;1.10 11 lnudom i plJI
J<:i.tJIH'lll w 11h111 11111• lwfurt•
Zuk.u.ky l<t•wt•d tt uµ with a g<1al
al tlw st•Vl'11 i.t-c:ond mark
S an Clt•nw nll' iind BtJ1·11,1 l1111·k
f1111i.h1·d l>IH' two with Mur111a
.ind l•:st<J111·1a 111 tlw th11 <I ,ind
rourlh !>fJllLS Tlwy W('l'l.' folluw1-.I
h v Ed1l'il>11. L,1 Sl·I na. Sarita Ana
;i ;HI On«lll V ll'W
1-;111 .. on <h ·fl'att•d Santa An.J.
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lm.111g 111 Sa1llJ A11.1. 11 -111 and l•>
La St•n w. H :1. 111 ntl11·r i.tamt"I
pluye>{I Suturdav
In 1h1· Valhi P:n k luui n umt·nt.
t•:I Turn woll th1· l'hamptun'lh1p
hv dl'l1•a1111g St•rv•ll'. 11 -H and
Villa P ... r k . 10 H on Saturday
S1•1 Vitt: had li.·c•n rankl'd No :l 111
'J.-A and Villa Park No 2 an '.i /\
pnur to tlw lourna11wnt
Mart· Young was n<1n11-.l play1•r
or th1 · gaml' m tlw finals. Goal It•
Ke•v1n Stnngt:r blcx:kl•d u f'.X'll:Jlty
:-.h1Jl in lht• third p1·rwd w11h
Villa Park m front f) 5, and tht·n
tlw Chaq~l·r~ st·on·tl th1• nt·Xl five·
goal.; 111 w kc· a 10-G lt•aJ
TROJANS DUMP OREGON. •
From Page 8 1
retiring from the gaml'.
Salisbury's stats mdudc-d I :m
ya rd s with a 9 -ror l ti
perfonnan('C beforc giving W i.1'."
to his backups.
The sophomo re qu.1rlcrbc1l·k
went out o f the gamc whc·n hl•
was step ped on , and Sp<>nc·c•r'l>
right shoulder was bru1St-'<I. but
neither injury k t'pl thl•m from
returning.
"Obviou s ly wc•'rt• ph·asc>d ,"
said Robin son . "WC' l'a mc out
aggr~ively and ready to play.
Browner was o bviously ready
and we had the gam(• in ,·ontrol
throughout.
"Our first d cfrnst• a llowc'CI JUSI
two first downs anti S1>cnl·c•r did
an outstanding job at tailbul'k.
"I don't look fo':-the big run.
· have to ma.kt• t h e
con sis te nt f ive. six and seven ·
yard gains."
Salisbury's 30-yard hookuµ tu
Spencer in the first quart.er lt-d to
Steve Jordan's 35-yard held goal
and four seconds into the S<."(.'Ond
period it was Spencer hurdling
over the middle from a yard ou1
to give the Tro ,ans a 17 -0 lead
Oregon's only score came wht.>n
Doug Judge blocked a punt and
Todd Welch caught 11 and ran
three yards for the TD lo narrow
the USC bulge to 17-7
right l u r i.llll anutlH'I US(.'
111ut·htlown
Thi· g.iml'·s r11rnl s t;1t1s t it·,
(USC rolled up 5:!:l m·t y;,11 d!. lo
On•gon ':-. 2-l:i) an· m1sh ·acl1ng
The hulh11111 :., numlx•rs tl'll th1 · ''°'' USC.' was in command,
:i21i 7fl
With a Wl'l'k uff hl't'CI US(; of .•
by1-. tht· TroJ<Jn:.' focu~ lll'Xl 1111
St.:mford (Q.·t Hi) <ind Robinson
s<iv~ his l·rc·w's de fl'nSt: will bt·
thinking p<iSS
"Our <1b1l11y to ph.1y thl' pass ts
lht-big thing now," he> su1<1,
a lluding l<> Stanford quarlNbaek
.John Elway a nd othPr aerial
l·1n·u~1 ·.; down lhl' road
SpC'n c•t•r, tht• s on of formt•I'
h l ' av y wt· i g ht box c r Th ;_i cl
Spc•nccr, pick ed up his t hird
touchdo.wrum.a seven-yacd Jalln1
1n thf' third period, nnd ht•
l'tlURht three passes for -18 y • .1rt1 ..
If nothing elS<'. Sp<>m•c•r fo11111I
uul tt'i. a d1f fcn·n t tun1· :.it
lC:.llbat:k, rathc•r than fullbalk Ill
~he• USC o ffrnst·
"St<im1na a n d l'nduram•c-."
unswNed Spent-er whe n ask c'(l if
ht· wa s con cer n ed abt1U t
:m yth1ng
Oregon . on the heds of 1L'> fifth
i.tr a~ht loss. however , just w1s hl"I
1 l h<id s ueh a problem. •
P1·t1 ·r1
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Gauchos
blis ter
Southwes t
N11ll' dlfl1·n·11l play1·rs i.h111nl
111 (ht• '<('lll'lllg p :.t l'O<ilo ai; !ht•
S11 ddlt·hu1·k Collt•!-(l' Guuchus
foot.Ila 11 tt•um h :1 l lt·l l'd L/\
Southw1·~l C.:ulkgt" fi-1 -t), 111 no11
vonft·n ·nt<• <1t•tio11 Sa1urd.1 y night
1111 tlw w1111wr's f11•ld
Thi· v11•1111 y wa~ th1· l\.lth
i-tra1gh1 w111 'ovt·r a :l 1:-y1•a1
pl'nod for tht· (.;;111d10s w ho
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K1•n Sw1'aring1·n· .. lt·am a :i 0
rt'C.'Urd thli. "4'<1!-0n
Juhn Canol ;1l tailhal'k had 12
1 u ... ht·'> for 11 i y.11d:-. 1•1 lc·,1d tht•
s.1dcllt·bat·k .1t-t.11·k whllt· J11n
(;h·t'tl 1.m·kt'C.1 up n y;.m is in 15
t .1rrwi. and <1bo h:.id thrt_'t' pas..,
rl.'C't'J>llOlh for :15 yi.lrdi.
Quar tc·rbm·k Craig Mill••r h11
H of It) fur !:10 yard:-
Seddlebeck M , LA SouthwH I 0 Scot• by Ouetl•t• I A .SoulhWt!bl 0 0 0 0 0
s.&eb,;ck 14 16 ,. 20 6•
S C•~o I 11111 1C.1us1Jr 11.1c~'
S M1llnr I ruri (t.u•54'1 luckl
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The T rojans responded with .1
77-ya r d marc h. ca pped by
Spencer from five yards out. and
later in the S<.'<'ond quurtt•r. with
30 ticks left, Salisbury kl·pl to his OCC falls • • v1ct1m to big plays, 41-6
Hogan, Peck
reach fin a ls
The two b est ral'quc•tball
players in the wo rld. h ve-t1me
d efending n ational c·hamp1on
Marty Hogan of San D1cgo and
top-seeded Dave Peck of El Paso
will meet today at 2 at the· K mf's
Court in Westminster for the• 5.
500 f i r s t prrze tn the Pro
Racquetball tournament
Hogan defeated J erry H1lcchc>r
of Encinitas, 11 -4. 11 -3. 11 -8 in
Saturday's semiCina li.. P eck
barely escaped 18-ycar-old Brl"l
H arn ett o f Las Vegas in fi ve
games, 5-11 , 11-4, 3-11. 11 ·5.
11 -6.
Today's final round will Ix• at 2
o'clock, first prize. $5.500 S<'l'Cmd
prize $3.500. Saturday's losc•rs
each picked up $2,000
By J IM CARNETT Spe.:lal 10 Ille Dally Piiot
Pasadt•na City Collegf· hrouKhl
its big play football team to town
Saturday n igh t , and OrangP
Const College's Pirates took 11 on
tht• dun
Thi· Lanter~ pummeled tht'
But· .... -11 -6 . a t OCC's L <•Bar d
S tadium
"Pasadt•na has a pow(•rful
dub." s<itd sht•ll-sh ockc·d OCC
h t: a d t o :H· h D t c k T u c k <' r
fo llowing lhC' contest "ft wai.
pretty unC'-stded tonight W r
wt•n · JU.!ot out-mannc.'<i "
PasadC'na. now 3-0 on the year.
unleasht'd a powt>r ful offc•ns1vc
al t.at·k. ro ll mg up 393 yards 111
total offense. The P1rall's. 1-'2.
Wt•rl' hmllc.'Cl to 188 vardi..
Big plays for the·· L am'<'rs for
lhP C'Vt•ning mdudt'd a 98-yard
kickoff rl'lurn for a touchdown, •1
78-yarcl pass for a TD: a 57-yard
run to <;t·t up a score: a 41 -yarcl
pa:-.s f111 a tr1ut·hdqwn . :ind 11
-Ill vard run that lt·d to a (l('ld
g11a·1
At·tuall v. 11 wai.n't a hod
e·v<•ning for OCC's offons1vt• unit
Tht• P1ratt• offc.•nsc scorl'<i 1L' f1n;I
TD of the sc.tM>n . a nd the Sues
had th<••r best output. from a
yardagl' st.andpmnl. for lh t• year.
The Buc.'S· o ffense, whtl·h had
gom· 11 quortcrs without n T D.
f111all y 1 roi..C\1-d th<' goul line· with
JU."' 5~ M'<'Onds rc.•mainang m th<>
ganw 0 'C drove 68 yards m
nanr plays Thi· tou1.:hdown came·
on a <!7 -vard :wnal from sc'C·oncf
slnnM qu.a1 l(•rb:J<:k Grl'g Dc·nham
111 !>('('ond string t1~ht t•nd Duu1w
Stan
Thl' Lann•r!. s tunned lht•
Pirate·~ 11n the• f1ri.t pl;iy of tlu·
1•vtm ing a:-Troy Wright took lht•
op.•rnng kickoff al his own two ,
rat·cd i.tn11~ht up lhl' middlt• or
the• fi <'lrl , round doyiight at the•
25. and wl'nt tht• rN1t or t?e way
1ml11ud11-<l Arnly W1•1l1'r s plit the·
u1111gh h lll rn.1kP th1· s~:nn• 7-0
JU'lt 18 .,..~ tmd., into lht• l-ontc·~t
S o p h 11 rn 11 r l' q u a 1• t t • r b a l' k
Clinton ('11v1 11g t on lOl'!Sl'd u
-11 -yurd TD pa'' to lL11lba<·k Tony
Manlt·v with 12 lfl h·ft in tlw
firi.t ~·I lod, folh1Wln~ ii l'Ul'itly
CX.'(.' rumble·
WPilc>r thn1 k1t·kc'<I !wld goals
of 22 Jnd :iH v:11 d!> to put thl'
Lann'r " up by a lOmm.rnding
20-0 margin with '.l ·Hi ll'ft in tht•
h.1)(
Covm~ton hit W11ght w11.h ..i
!1-v:ird :1e•11al fm ,, ~:or1• w ith 1:40
n ·m;11nmg 1n tht• p<•r111d tn '<"nd
tlll' Lam·t·r.. into lhl' loc:kl·r re)l)m
wnh .1 27 0 odvunlug<'
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driv1• v;1th a om· vurd run fur u
M•11r1· latt• 111 the• third pt•ruxJ. and
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thrt'(• play~. The· big pl<•Y was a
i:!-ytlrd pass from S.'C'1111d string
quarll·rbal·k Bill W ilson '''
Wri~ht Wr1~h t h .HI O(.'C',
sc•(·o ndarv bt>atc>n whPn he·
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USC 38, Oregon 7
Calltornla 28, San Jose St 7
WNhlngton 46, San Otego
St. 25 Stanford 45. Oregon St 5
Fretr10 St 31. Utah St 6
P1clflc 29, Nev1da-Lu veo-21 C.i Poly (SLOI 22. Portland
St. 0
S a nta Cieri 44 , San
Francl9co St. 14
UC Davta 30, CS NOfthrldge
20 ~It )I, AeolallClt 7
0.99(11'1 Tecll ''· PH Lulhetllft ,, PllOM lound 10. -!>Old• 81 " I Oregon SJ, P11C1f~. Ore 10
.. Ullll 17. " ~· '' W 0.'80" 40, Lewll & CIMk I 7 H..,...ll II II. II Mllr(a C111 8 lit i..v.,,,. '4. Slit! Fr1nc.laco e ~ 30. e Oteoon 20 Rockfee
UCLA 34, Colotedo e
Nft Me11lto 40, Air "orce 37
Aftrona St. 30, l<an .. 1 St 1
ldetlo 35. Weber St. 34
Montane 28, N1ved1·Reno, 27
Monten1 8t 30. Idaho St 27
New Mexico St. 21, tNlnola ,, t7
Northern Anzona 30, Boise
St t4
Ad..,,. SI l• W N.,.,. Ma•i<.O 14 Carroll Mon• 31 Roe• y Mount••n 'o
Cent Walh•r>QIOf\ 14 Wllllworlh 17 C.0<rl<MI iowe 37 l.OI0<.00 Col n
Monltn• lllCh ?I w MOlll•n• 17 N ColotadO 2• AUOUllfna S 0 17
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Baylor 2 t. Houston 2 1
TexH Tech 24, Texas A&M
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Monarch
runners
• post Will
8)' RANOV TIFT
1"9Clel le TM Delly .....
••
Matt!r Dd Hlah •hued tho
spotlight Suturday morning In
crOA l.">untry action with flttlo
known Tuba City, a tt11Am moe,tly
l'ontprtsed of N1AvMjo Indian•
from Arizonu. during. the n inth
unnuul CnKtia MeHD Kiwania Club
lnvilutlut1al held at TeWinkle
J-•;1rk
In the huu nu;.: of th «! day,
mon's Dlvh11on II, the two IK'hooll
buttkd ~own w the wire of the
three-male• long semi-flat courae
CROSS COVNTRY
with Mawr De1 finally pulling It
out. The Monarchs placed five
men m the t.op 10 spots to t.op 1 Tuba City. which placed four in
the top 15
In the women's top division,
Mater Dei's 'Clare Feit caught
and overtook Tuba City's Janice
Posey at the halfway point to
win in a tame of 18:07.5. Po&ey, '
h owever , was one of three
Warriors in the first n ine
finishers to give Tuba Ciiy a
runaway t eam victory over
second-place Edison.
Division I competition (for
sma lle r Erog r ams) saw
Huntington Beach take the men's
title and Capistrano Valley edge
Huntington Beach by one point
to claim first place for the
women. Colleen Sweeney (Capo
Valley) and Mark Junkerton
(Los Alamitos) won individual
honors in the races walh times of
20:12.7 and 14 :34.4, respectively.
The (1n al r ace was a
long-awaited twice-a-year
showdown betwe<!n two hjghly-
ranked t.earN. Tuba City. which
1s located on an Ariwna lnd1an
reservation. has won seven
consecutive st.ale cross country
<:hampionships.
Mater Dei. regarded as one of
Orange County's strongest teams.
beat the Warriors in Costa Mesa
last year, but has lost to them
the last two years in the Las
Vegas Invitational. The two
squads have clashed on many
occasions and have developed
what Matl'r Dei Coach Bob
Richardson describes as a
"friendly rivalry."
"We wntcd to be prepared
today ," said Richardson,
"Whenever we meet T uba Oty
it's always exciting and. today.
we ran exc:eptiOJla.lly well."
A damper was put o n the
women's races when powerful
Umverslly High did nol show up
for the meet. That allowed Capo
Valley and Huntington lO put on
a close race with each placing
\
four Ln the lop twenty runners.
Jtm Commack of South H1lls
( a nd Endasc h ee of Tuba City
provided the closest race of the
day for individual h o n o rs .
Commack won the men's lop
d1v1slon race by .5 seconds,
staving off a surging Endischee
as they crossed the finish lane a
stride apart.
UCI runners
take second
SANTA CRUZ -Mark Ruelas
finished second to California's
Tom Down s m th e individual
race and the Anteaters took
second place in the team
standings t.o the Berkeley 9Choor
in the All~Cal Invitational ~
country meet here Saturday.
In the women's division, UCI
was alao second despite n o L
having a runner in the top 10.
Tht> Anteaters had runners in the
11th through 15th plates with
Cathy Casserly, Kim Vo!lmer,
Kelly Gilson. Kelly Ringer and
Susan Zahradnik finishing in
that order. 1
Other top finishers for thi:
me n's team included Danny,
Martinez II') seventh place and
Don Scott in eighth over the
rugged UCSC course.
Mediation
next step? • .
WASKINGTON (AP)-Talkl
aimed at ending the 12-day
National Football waue Players
1tr1ke brokl' off Saturday wllh
no l'eflumpUon In alghL But \he
union sold that If ownttll came io
the ~rgafnlng table. the pla~
would consider mediation. 11 For the third corwculive day.'
both 1ldcA emerged Crom th9' l
talkl •nsry and f rustn~, aNJ
acc u al ng eac h other of 1
responalblllty Cor prolongins ~I
strik e . J ack Donlan, chief:
negotiator for the own~rs ... let (
fl•'1y th•t he uw no way ta.lb
could continue w ithout an.,
outilde medlator, • to~pt \he playon have conaltt.enlly relUMCI
In the DUl. •
''We're at a lt'nib1e lm~ ...
Donlan aald
• IS O! Oranot co11
1
1 o'~L~f i~:mo:~~:~.-~
bUtlllHI l!t l>utill41 .. •• A N IJ I H 8 0 N 0 AA PHIC8 Pl US, :H4t I
Angels' magic number
The Ange ls exhibit Halo happiness
(clockwise, above) as Fred Lynn
acknowledges the crowd after his
fifth-inning homer, Rod Carew
and Manager Gene Mauch meet
for a congratulatory hug, ~nd
pitcher Geoff Zahn proves that
even superstars like Reggie
Jackson can't escape . a champagne
sl\ower in the Angels' clubhou e .
In contrast, Texas shortstop
Wayne Tolleson is a picture of
frustration as Car ew's line drive
escapes him.
ANGELS WEAR WESTERN DIVISION CROWN • • •
From Page 81
"We've ~ot a great band of guys here -a lot of
old goats.'' carew added.
play for a guy like Gene. 1 understand him and l
always respect him.
C OMMUNICATIONG co •ooo Meltl St hn1• An• C• t'l101
WH !etly Pl Bull• 100 N•wPO•I Jolln JoH pll Coute'. tilt f
.. ech. OA 12000 nno Ot ' CO.•• ....... c. tH27
OARY PA I OICK ANOf RflON Thie bloltl'*9 It conducl.O by Ill
ll0102 R•e l Li ne llu1111n 1111111 lll(llllldlllll
Beacll, CA o'eu . Jof\n JOMCl'I Coute'
l ONNlf JUI IA ANllHl80N 11111 1tel'1'1\tfll •H llltCI wllll I
ll0102 R .. 1 I 111e, llun11no1on COUllly Clef!! of o,.nge County on
flHch, l.:A 1121>48 8eptembef 8. t0112
Tlllt bulllr1H I 11 C(lnlluctllO by 111 ,..,...
lrl(IMdu•I Publllll•O Or1nge CoHI Deity
Gary P Anll••IOtl Piiot Sept 12, 111, 21 Ocl a, 1"1
T1111 '''"'"•"' w11 hied wtln the )9 County Cieri. 01 Or1no11 Coun1v on
Sec>l41ml>e• 24, 1912 ,, .. 2.,
Publl1h110 O•eng• Con t Oo11y
PllOI, Oct 3, 10 t7. ;.>4 1982
4360 92
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI aUllNEU
NAMI ITATIMl!NT
l lie folfOWlng pe•ton• are 00111g
1>u1lne11 H
SALMAC INC neo San111 An•
Ave. Cos11 MHa
·CA 921127
LOUISE S.ALVAll, 2280 Sa nta
A n • Ave . Coate M1111, C A
92627 ROB£ RT V McCOY. 19 170
G rovewoo d Or . Coro na. CA
91720
T1>11 1>u1me .. 1a carlducteo bV a
Pl8l.IC !«>TIC£
'ICTITIOUI .,.._ ..
NuqlTATa•NT
lll• to1tow1n9 P•••on II dot11g bu•111e11 oa
l REN OS, 2022 1 Crown R•el
L•nt Hun11n91on B411Cll C1 92841
BONNIE BARKLEY, 2023-1
Ctown RMI Ulne Huntlnglon 8ellqh
CA 92646
'"'• 1>u1•n•n •• conoUClecl by en lflOMduaJ
Bonn•• Blrkley
Hua llattmenf wH 11<:-d Wiii! ~
County Clerk ol Or •noe C.'-~"'tY on Sept 10. 198:! . ,1_
Pubfiaheo Orange Cou• Dally
Pilot Oct 3 tQ. t7. 2<1, t118ll
•311-12
PUBLIC !«>TICE COfpot&llOfl , __________ _
Lou1a E Sa1v111 FICTITIOUI IW..,_11
Thll 1111-1 wH Ii~ Dy 1114 NAME ITATl•NT
County Cle•k ot Or111'Q41 County on The lollowlnt petaOfl It ~
September 30. 1982 bu1lneu "~ F 1981111!> McCAllTNEY HClllTAIUM.
Pub0i11heO O•ange Coa s1 Oally IEllVICEI, 317ot c .. 11 HltflW8f,
Pilot, Oc1 3. 10 17, 24 1982 tulle 401, South L99une. Ca. 12117 43!>1-82 luaen Pelrlol• McCertner.
31511 Tebt• lloclt Dr., •2 1t, So.
Laguna Ca 92877 · • PUBLIC NOTICE Tn11 bu11n1ss 11 conducted by WI
--------------1no .. 1dull FICTITIOUI aUllNE8S Suaan McC111ney
NAME I TATIMENT Tlu1 llalement wu liltO wtlll Ille
Tiie loUowlllQ persons are O<llng Counly Cletk ol OranQe County an
buttneH H Seplembftl 16 1982
( I I S A l 1 C R E E IC S U R F '111M1
CENTER (bl SAL l CREEi< SURF & Pubfilhtld Orange COHI Dilly
S PORT, 27241 J1rd1nes. M1111on Pilot Sept t9. 26, Oct 3. 10. 1982
Viejo, Ct lll0tn1a 92692 4017·'2·
Wllll1m Dinnie. 27241 Jardmes ---"-· -------
Mission Vltllo. Calllorn1a 92692 P\B.IC !«>TICE
P1tr1<;1e Olnme. 2724 I Jaro1ne1. -----------Mialtk>n Viejo. Calllorn1a 92692 FICTITIOUI ...,.._,,
Thia bullneu 11 conducleo by an N.._ ITATRMaNT
lndlvldul l l l>it lollowong petlOfla t it Clol"lj
Wiiiiam Dinnie bulMneM u
Thil llltemenl -· hied Will! lhe B & v c LE A N IN 0 MA IN. County Clerk ot Orange County on TEN AN C E SE RVICE . 6 4 e 1
September 16. 1982 Vengu110, G1rden Grove. C•.
F117141 92645
PubliSh80 Orange CoaSI Oatly VIVIAN ANN WHEAT, 6481
PllOt Sept 19 28. Oct 3 10 1982 V&llQulfd. Garden Grove. C1 92046
4094·82 BARBARA LEE RASE, 3629 Tiiden Oranoe. Ca
Pl8l.IC NOTICE Tn1a bullnesa le conduc;teo by •
~el plrlnttlhrp
-----------Vivian Ann Wl\Nt FICTITIOUa 1ua1NES8 Tn1s ltalanwtnt WIS llltCI Wltll llle
NAME ITATEMENT County Cletk of Orenge County on
The following pertons are 001ng Seot 23. t982
buslne&S as '1tl147
CAMPUS ADVERTISING 3822 Publfslled Orange CoHI Dally
C1mpu1. Sulla 202. NewpO<t Beach. p lot S t 26 Oct 3 10 17 11112 Celll0tn1e 92660 1 · ep · · ' 4U 1.e2
L1ndm1rk Interes ts Inc a I
Ca ltlo rn1e corpo ra11on 3822 P\8l.IC !«>TICE Camput, Suite 2 I 1. Newport Beacn
Ca11lorno1 92660 FICTITIOUa llU81NEaa
Th•• l>o$1nesa 11 conductea by • NAME ITATEMENT I
eotj)0(1t1on The 10 11ow1ng person II Ooln9
Landmark lnletesll Inc bultlneas u
Or Oennla R Frett M IC H A E L S C U S T 0 M I
Pres10en1 SCREENS. 7 t 1 W 17th SI .. Sulle l
Th11 statement was 111eo wuh the G· tO. Costa Mesa. C• 92627
County Clerk ot Orenge County on Mldleel D HughtS, 731 Vlc1orll I Sep1amblr 16. 1982 St Co1ta Mesa. Ca 92627
F117140 Thll bu11ness IS conducted Dy an
Publl1lled Orange Coast Detty 1n01vtou1l PtlOt. Sept 19, 26, Ocl 3, 10, 1992 MICl\191 HugnM
4083·112 lhll ltll-1 WU hied wtth Ille
County Ctetk of Oranoe County on ---Pllll--1-C-l«>_T_IC_E ___ , Septemt>et 16. 1912 ,,.,...
P'ICTITIOOI M.lllftEaa Publlt lled Orang• Coatt Oelly NA• aTAffMENT P110I Sep1 19, 29. Oct 3. tO. 191:!
Tiie followlng p111on 11 d oing _________ 409_1_.e2
0utlne11 aa. P\llllC !«)TIC( J ER RY HOPKINS LAWN-----------SERVICE, 866 Vl111 Sonlll Newport l'tCTITIOUa ........
Beech Ca 92120 MAim ITA~
J ERRY LEE HOPKIMS . 665 Tiie foflowlng per90n la dOlnt
VIII• Bonlll N-por1 S.1cll Cl buW-u:
92620 WOOOC H UCK L TO. 1136
Tl\11 l>o•I-•• conOUCleO by an Whttuet Ave . C-4. Coell MeM. ca.
lndlvtdJ8l 92627
JERRY HOPKINS Steven MICl\H I Bodi, 1922
Thll 1111emen1 w11 filed wllll ,,,. Trecy Ave .. G1rden Grove, Ce. Counly Cl.,k ol Orange County on 92641
Sep! 30. 1982 Thia bualneat It conducted by an
FtlMIO lndMduet
Published Or1n9e COH I 011ly St-M Boda
Pilot. Oct 3, 10. 17, 24. 1982 Thie 1111-1 wea flied wlft\ l"8
4311-82 Coun1y Clertl of O<enoe County on 1-----------Sec>t I . 1912 "~ PuDll1lled Orenge Coa11 Daffy PUil.iC !«)TIC£
P'ICTfTIOUl ...... 11
NAmlTAff•NT
Tiie following pereon 11 doing
~ .. :
ART RESOURC ES..t 8!>8 Wt11t
18111 St .. Cotti Mete. 1,,A 112627
Echlr1td A. Cllatlln. 2189 Tultln
WI., Coell Meta, Ce 92627
Thie ~ la conducted by an
Mdu81.
fdwltd A. Cllellln Thia ,,.,_, ... llled With tl'le
ty Cl8flt of Orenge County on
Seplembef I , 1982
F~
Publl1lled Oren9e COHI Dilly
Pilot Sec>t. t2. 19, 28. Oc:1. 3, 1982
3939-82
ACTTTIOUl..,...U
MAm ITAT'OlaNT
ni. folowlnO ~ .,. doing
buelneM II!
WILLIAM SON WINDINGS .
1733-H MontO\lle, Cotll Mela, CA
9"27.
PETER BALDWIN , 1073
Coron• Lan•. Colt• Me11. CA
92621.
JAMES A WILLIAMSON, 635
W. leker. !40. P-103, Cot'l1 Mete.
CA 92tll&
Thie ~ .. conduc1ecl by •
llmlMd per1nerlhlp
Pit., 8aldWln
Thie llltetnenl WH flied wltll Ille
County Cl«k of Orenge County on
s.pt.,.,,t>et e, tll82.
'1f70U
Publlaned 0 11n9e CoHt Dilly
PilOI, Sec>t 12. t9, 21. Oct. 3. 11182
39'2-82
PtlOI Sept 12. 19, 28, Oct. 3. 1td
3tM-t2
Pl8l.IC !«>TICE
FICmlOUI IWl .. H
NAMI ITATlMRJIT
Ttwi follOIMllQ pettonl era dolnG
bU$1-U
AS CONSTRUClta.I CO • 2 t20
S1nt1 An• Ave. Co1t1 M"' CA · ·
92627
AKIN SEZENOL. 2 t20 Sen ..
Ant A,.., Colle Mela, CA. 92821
· Thll buatneu .. conducted by •. •
9enetal per1nerlhlp
Akin S.ZenOI · • • ' Thll l tetemt nl WU llltd WIU.. • I
County Clefk ot 0r•"91 County OI)
Seotembef 28. t912 · · ,,,......,.
Published Orenge CoHI Dal~
Pilot Oc:1 3. 10. t7. 24, 1"2 • • '
43424 ..
FICTITIOUI _,..... •••
NAME ITARMINT ••••
Tiie lollowino per1011 la dolne .
ti..11tneu ••· •••• G C IMPORT & EltPOAT. 331,:;
NIV1d1 St Colla Mne CA.. t2ell6 •
GAAOON RUJANAWECH 33f1' ·
Nevldl SI Coste Mete CA t2aJ .
Tiils bu9lness Is conduct<..1 by II\
lnCltvldull •• .•
G1toon Ru)an-••
Thlt ltll_,,t WH flied by ft1'
County Clefk of Ortn91 County off: '
Seplemt>et 30, 1982. .•:-,,_.
Published Orenge Coaat De _,:
PilOl. Oct 3. 10. 17. 24, 19U • .;i,·. • 431-Mauch has insisted all season long that hl1
team h as required no special pep ta lks , no
motJvaUon. They've been there before, he reasoned,
and they can handle the pressure.
"There's so many things he's told me tFoli
played under Mauch In Montreal). but I remember 1--------------------~
And the Angels proved Mauch right Saturday,
not only on the field, but In the clubhoute. Sure,
·there was plenty of champagne going around; Iota
of laughing, hugging and cheering. But above all.
the Angel veterans formed a reflective lot which
looked at the Weatem Divlsion title as a total team
effort.
"1'h11 te4J1\ had to push every day. It's a team
wtth a lot of .::an and a lot of brulles," noted e«0nd
blleman Bobby Grich , who turned in a spectacular
~ defensive play In the eighth Inning on a ball hit to
hll left by John Grubb.
"We won It by a noee over Kanau City, so to
..,.ak. and It'• a tribute to thil team's character.
(IJoua) DeCinces wu 1pectecular at third, FoU at
lhorWtop la an outstanding, gutey little player,"
Grich added.
JaclcD1 went even further ln hla pralle: "It
took 3& playen to win thJ• thing. Mickey Mahler
dtched Mven big lnnlnp for ua In New York;
Ricky Stetrer had a blg aeven lnnlnp one pmej
Dllryl 8eonien pt • bll hit for _. last week; Anpl
Morial.o won a couple of pmes for ua; Doug Corbell ID' a aouple of uvea. I
"I mean, •Y what you want to uy, but thill
wu a total team effort. Everybody here hH
twlptd," Jadulon added.
Few lnetace, Jacklon, hlnwlt, llY*ked hi• 38th
home run of the eeuon In the flret Inning -a
____ ..., __
Luit Senrhez Bobby Grich
towering smash to dead center esUmatcd at about
600 feet.
F.arller In the aame lnntna. Brian Downln1 had
opened with a double and Carew promptly •ln&led
him In.
Orich'a 1e>lo homer In the eecond and Lynn's
twe>orun 1hot In the fifth propelled the Anaell to a ~-4 advantage, and Don Baylor'• double, followed
by Tim Foll'a RBI tlnsle In the eighth pve the
Anpla tl~r fl~ It waa a typidl clQtch hit by FoU. ewn thouah
the bell jult did akJp put Texu flnt baleman P'at
Putnam.
..It'• jult fun to play here,'' Foll .. Id •f&er the
game. "I try to roll with the punc:hei. It'• fun to
•
fe.-llng very bad once when he said, ·you're never
going to be In the Hall of Fame.' It really hurt me."
Foll continued.
"But I finally realized that. lt doesn't matter
what all the other gu)l1 do, l sUU flt In to this balJ
club. You've got to have some Tim Foils to go along
fl with tht> superstars. I'm juat really happy for Gene.
He's had a great year."
Indeed, Mauch has waited a long tim<> -23
years to be exac t -t o capture h is first
championship.
''I've been a manager for a long time and some
yean have been pretty good. But thia year, we had
IO many honet, I just hitched up for the ride,"
Mauch uid.
'1lt'a obvioua that ll meane a lot to me. I mean
that with all my hMrt," Mauch added.
The Ansels could have wrapped up the tllle as
early u TuHday In K.aneu City, but the Royals
ecored come-from·behlnd victories the next two
nl1hta and then kept the Oakland A'a from being
•pollen rllht up un&.tl &iturday afternoon.
They moved Into lint plac:e on Sept. I 0 and
then awepl a thrtoe-pmt eerlH from the Royall at
Anahfotm Stadium.
''Thll wu the •~tetl win, no doubt about It,"
added Mauch '11'm not much of a champa1ne
drinker but l 'U have a Uule ~fore thla day l• over.
l'w bMn known to _.i lk'k on &he atuff."
· M•uch probably won't mind It too much ,
thou,h.
for
ClasaJfled advertising Is your beat
choice for help In selling the ltem1 YoU
no longer need. It's Quick end·
lneJ(pensive.
Orange Ooaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Ootober 3, 1982
Home resales
~ . continue dip
• "I .
1..0S ANGELES (Al')
H.e>me n...ulet1 In C.:ullfornlu Wl'rl·
at.; their third IOWl'lil ll•Vt:I un
~rd in July., und thl' Cuhfornw
Ayocialion· of ltealtcm1 iwys no
froprovemcnt Is exp<."<:k>d 111 the
M r future.
'The decreases an s hort'-tcrm
e rest rates. which b<'gun in
ly, ar c e ncourug1ng," stud
lat.ion presid ent Seb S tcrp:i,
ing that mortgage rotes ut
e in stitutio ns have also
lined "marginally."
But we don't expect retail
r\gage and o tht.•r lo.ng-term
to come down e no ugh to
·ult l n eit.hl•r a v1gor.0Lls
using marke t o r general
nomic r ecovery any time
n," Sterpa added.
he association reported that
number of single-family
e resales in J uly was 2.!J
cent lower than in June .
'conomi<·
ct.•rluinly likt·l y · lf rt~stru in .
~maml. .. "
son a lly a d justed, rcsalt•
vity was at an annual rate of
,573 u'nits d own J5.8
rit from 'July. 1981. ·
owever pciccs o f single-
, { · y ho~es continued to rise,
al ough bnly marginally The·
lation sajd the media n pm:c
California horn~ in July was
, ,428, or 0.2 percent up from
e and an annua l rate of
afi>reciation of 2 7 percent In
.J,ipy, J 981 . home prices were
mtreasing a t an annual rate of
8.J percent
. 6hc realtors' group predicts
tO,t d ownward pres-sur e on
h~e prices \.\"Ill increase m the
next few rnonths because of
"seasonal factors,"· but no maJOr
p~ reducttons were expected.
. CAR planning director J oel
Sij)ger said structur al changes in
the f inance indus try will
· COAJ.inue to restrict thE' amount of
money available In housing
·market&
·"As a result, ins t itutional
• ...-.. •• 2
murt((Oijt' rlllt'li will not full to
within the range ii!fordoble by
t'01lliumen1, whlC'h ill about 12 to
l:i pefl·e nt , within th e
fort.'t!.C.'f'able Cuture," Singer sa1d.
"Evt>n 1f mortgage inwrest ralt.'11
diJ dt..-cllne rather. slgnirlcanlly
ovor t}fo next several months,
('l'On om k unc.'crtalnty and the
rciiult1"1l consumer pessimism arc
likely to cont.inue to restrain the
demand for housing."
Singer clai.med high mortgage
rates were in any case not tht.•
main reason for reduced housin~
dl•mand , be<:ause o f the
ava tlabtlit y o f "below -
market-rate" loans from sellers
and builders.
Only 20.3 percent o f July's
home resales involved a new first
mortgage Bu yer s assumed
ex1sttng first mortgages In 57.1
percent of the tra nsactions, and
another 10.3 percent involved a
i;eller-carried first.
The realtors' associanon also
reported tnat single -f amily
detached h omes remained on the
market for a media n time of 71 .6
days, down from 75.1 dHys in
June. The unsold inventory
tndex -the time it would take to
sell all homes on the marke t at
curre nt sale activity rates -was
22.3 months in July as oppoo<..>d to
17.9 months in June.
·Condominiums c.'Omprised 16.4
pen·ent of July's resales, down
from 17 A percent in June. The
median time on the market for a
t"Ondominium was 90 days, a nd
·the unsold In ventory index was
29.i months.
The median con dominium
pm'C' was $108,771 in July. up 6.9
percent from June and the first
m o nthly increase in three
months. O nly 12.7 ~t of
cond o minium trrosactions
involved a new first mortgage.
Of the 12 regional boards tha.t
re ported to the s.ta tewide
organ ization in July, only ~wo -
Palm Springs-Lower Desert and
Santi! Barbara -experienced
more sales activity in July than
m June.
Los Ange~es. Oranee County,
Central Valley, Palm Springs-
Lower Desert, Riverside-San
Bernardino and Santa Barbara
re ported highe.r median home
prices in July than in June.
. . ..
r
Living, dining a rea of model
lluntin~lon Bea<·h.
in ..
Nigu I
homes
• going up
C'o1H.t1litt111n ''' thl· 11l11d1•I
111111pl1 >-ut 1i4·ulu11 I 1111 C11u11. 11
11 1 • w f1 II u n 1 I t 11 w n h u n.i 1 •
d1 •v1•l11111111•111 111 Lauun11 N1gu1·l.
II• 11\l.W und1•r WIJV C:11111ph•111111 ,,,
1111· ~10<1<•1honww 111 M'lwdul1·ll l111
1111(1 Dl·tol.>1•1, und B1·111•1111 llill
Court will 111w11 f111· Si.Ill's lutcr
t li11t llHJllth
H 1· II l' 1111 11 1 ll t':; u 1 t 1 s a
ck vC'l11p11wn1 11f Taylor W1Mxlr1Jw
• ll11111i·l> CJllf111111:1 . Ltd 'fhl·
N1·w p url H1·111 Ii fla,t·d hutldc.·r
also I!'> th1· 111.1l>lt•1 d1·v1·lopt.·1 of
th1· :150 ,1t 11· """"'r p lannt•d
114 ·:.wn I 1111111 wl111 h Ht .. 1t·o11 11111
t'ou1 t I'> lcx:;11t·c.J
BP,1t1111 11111 C11ur1 ft•uturei.
Jll h1tc•t.'tUf'l• rt•mlfllM1•nl of il
N1•\\ Englund c.·m1-.ual (~1rnmun11y
'I' It 1 11 11 t • :a n d l w o s tor y
111\.\ 11h111111 ·' "'111 ft•atun 1 Xlt·norl>
11f 1l.1pl111o11d -.1tJ1ng . hr1<:k
1n.1-.c1111 y 11 llll .11111 l'Xlt·ni.tVl' UM•
of 111uJ11 11.1111·d .11ul C'l1·rt•slory
Wltld11Wl>
La CUesta townhomes open
A1d11tc-tl lt11 th1 Jlll/jt'('t IS Carl
Md,;11 ;111<1 As'><>< 1.1tt·-. of Cul> ta
M•·i.11.
l~xt1·ns1v1· landS<:apmg 1s umkr
w :1y for Al.·aton 11111 Court by thl·
P 1·1·11l1:1n Group. un a1d11tl·c:tur<1l
111·rn hrnwd in Jrv1m· Tht· st'nmcl phast.• of La Cucstu
by thl· St.•u rcl'l·ntly orM'ned with
s tylish stUl'co and tiled r oof
townhomt'l>. dt·vl'loix·d by Ayrt's,
JU:;t onl·-half milt· from t h <'
CM't•an.
Tht· JO 9 pt.•rt.'f'nl inh'n'St for :m
year!> hus gl'llt•ratt.'d u new
intl'n·~l fur tlw Hll'l'l:IC.ly sut.•t•t•!l.<cful
L a C.' u <' l> t a b v· t h 1· S c• u
dC'vc ·lopnwnt. ·
· · A I t h u u g h t ht· b t• a<' h 1 l>
c.:onvl•n wntly doS(:, whul altrat.'ll>
tht.• homcbuyl·r ll> th<· priv:.ill·
Corporate center set in Irvine
Tht• Pa~agon Group. of Los
Angl'it'!>, has ac.-quin'<i a 4.7-acn:
p:m:cl at Wa rnl•r and Red Hill
Avcnu('S in the Irvine Industrial
Complex Airport. for a prkc
of $2.5 m1lhon. Thl• seller was the
Robert P . Warmington Compan y
of Irvine .
Future plans C'a ll for the
dl'vt•lopml•nt of the Wa rner/Red
Hill Corporate Center, a three-
bu i Id ing. 95,000-squ ar e -foot
t.·omp ll•X f o r corpo rat e
h t' u d q u u r t t.' rs a n d h i g h
kt.·hnology u se according to
Jdfr<.•y B. Alle n , manuging
gartm·r of the P aragon Group.
avid Sigm o nd a nd Ernie
Joh:.mson of the Newport Beach
••
offln · uf Grubb &. Ellli. l'umJJ<lllY
rcprt.'l>t.'ntt'Ci Parngun tn lht• lk•lt-.
a nd an• a.cling a s cxc.·lu-.1v1•
markl'ltng <t~wnt..-. for the pruj('<:l
Co11strut.·t1on ll> l>t.·hcdulcd to
b c• g 1 n o n t h t.' l w o -s t o r y
dcvdupm<•nt Ill thl• spring or
198:1 with rompll'l1on ant1c1palc."C.J
for tht· fall of I 9H~i The proJC.'<.'t is
b t• 1 n g d t.• i. 1 g n 1· cl b y l h t.•
arc h1tec·tun1l furn of Wan• &
Malc:omb Art.·h1ll'cls
"Wurnerl Red lltll Curporut<·
Ct'nl\•r 1s Purugon'l> ftn.l V<•nturt·
into Ornng1• County, und duL· tu
thl· high level of businc.•ss ul·t1v1ty
1n thl· county. Para gon 1s
comm1tlt.-d to futun · dC'velopnwnt
in the area," Allen said
•
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n·ar pullu nn•a larg<· t•1111ugh for
his uwn hot tub." sa ys Lon•ll•u
'l'aylor, Mllt•s rl'Jff<•iwn tatlV<· for
Ayrt.~
t"'bn I ll> I ,l2:i squarl' frl'l anti
·~ pnn•d al $149.Y!W It IS LI tw11
lwdroum. two bath townhonw
with a pnv<iu· putiu 1·nd11~·d off
1 h1 · mastc·r bt.,droom
Plan 10 1s u two-story. thn-.·
l1t•drcM1m. two ;.ind one.: half hath
priwd at $ H;:j ,!JYll Th1i. sput·111ul>
1.tiY5 squ<.1rt> fool plan ft•utwt•i. u
ma rble' fi':"C'plan· in the· rna-..tt·r
lx•druom, and a largt· (lrc·l>!>lllg
and wardrobe arl'a and Honwn
tilt· tub
La Cul'Sta by the 5<'01 mav l:w
VISllt'd by taking tht• ~11 l>ll'g(~
f rt'<.'way to Bl«Kh Boult.•vard L·x1t.
driving South on Bc'al·h
Boul<•vard to Atlanta Avl•nut',
turning nght on Atl;mta. thl·n
right on the• first stn·<·t into tht•
dtNt•lopnwnt.
MtKIL·ls un· opt•nf'd datly from
11 u.m to fi p.rn e xt.'<'pl Fndayl>.
further details mav bt.· ubtaim·d
by phoning 5:m-Hoo.
H1·u1·on 11 11 I ll> loe:otl·d 1 n
Laguna N1gul'I UUJUl't•nl lo 1-:1
N1uut•I C11untry Club off l"rown
Vall1·y )',1rkw"v
HB Surfside
• • pro1ect wins
energy award
Pmntt· Surfs1d1., a llll-un1l
c.·o ndom1n1um d1.·v1•lopmC'nt 1n
lluntington B<•at·h . h<ii. bc.-en
awan.h ·d u Suuthl·rn Cal1furn1a
GLls Co. CONCERN Award for
tht· prOJt:<:t'!> t·nergy-!>aving
ft·:catun·s
Thi· two und thn·< .. story untts
art• avatlabh• in M'Vl'n floor plans
with om'. two tir thr<'l' bedrooms
and I 1 , to l 1 ; baths The uniL'i,
wh1L·h stun a t $113.500. range 1n
s1u.:• from 954 to 1.1i5 SQuare feet.
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Or•ngl Co11t DAIL. Y PILOT /Sunday, October 3, 1982
'Buying ~ow·n' best ·house finf!ncing method
Whut huli bl•l•n tl'rml>tl tlw
wur1l houal nl( n•t•t•nhm iclnt·1·
World War n hu8 icpuwm•d II
myrl d or t'rl'&tlVt• 111 lfllluVallVl'
fananclnl{ whll'IC'I Tht• qut-suon
n ow 11 whut ff~\ huvt• lht•st·
p rogrnms hud on ul'tuul h 111111·
&all'* in South1.•r1\ Cahfor111u, 1111tl
what Is tht•lr ruture.
According w a l'l'<.'C.•nt survc>y
b y Wa lk•·r & L l•1.•'s markt·llng
research u nd <..'Ons~ltmg div1s1on,
"buying down " o r llllCl'l'Sl rat1.•s
'h os provc•d to be the m ost
popula r, and ef(('(.•tivc sales tool,
1.1 li ll:z.cd by 8U pcn:cn t o r the
building firms s urvc.·ycd , and
prompting 69 pt~rt't:nl o r rt•porwd
sales.
Walke r & Lee s urvcy1.·d 84
Southe rn California builders
regarding the types of finuncmg
p rograms uS<..cJ during the first
half of 1982, and the percent.age
o( sales (dosings and/or .>pen
escrows ) n •sulting f rom eal·h
program.
Tbe survey rt:presc•nted 368
actively selling subdivisio ns : a
total of 4.0 13 sales were reported
fua tlw 1x•rHJd .
Buying down of lntt'f1•11t ruh•s
wu11 tht• mtllil populur, prompllllK
nt•u rly twtt'l' u11 muny 5Ult•l4 u11 1h1·
i.t·t·11 11d 11111ic1 p11ptilor 111111 111
uh:mrhlrtM 1111 d1111l11t( 1·ust11 111
fanundnu µomt~
/\ l'Omb11u1uon of. tiJX'<.'tnl prn't'
llll'1.'nllv1~. n•bull'll. n '<:ltw\1111114 or
1ndU!(10n 11( uptumll1 ltc•m.-c ut no
uddlt1111111I t•ust provt-d tu l::w tlw
rwxt l'f!1><·t1vt• strutcgy, u!l<-d hy
UJJ.l>l'O?<inu1H•ly :35 pt'l'l'Cnl or tht·
buildt·rs survt-yt•d nnd prmnptlllg
about 20 JX'l'l'l•nt ur sult'll.
In 1.'0ntrast, individual figurt•s
for muny of the mort-puhlat·12t:d
fananc.·ang Vl'h1d1-s, wt•rt• norrnnul
I low1.•w r, lumpt.-d togNht•r tht•y
wt•rt• rt:i.ponsiblt· f 1>r u n
add1t1onul tO pcn'Cnt of reportoo
sall•s
~'or example. ARMs. VHMs
und HHMs. used by 35 pcmmt bf
buildt•rs s urveyed, prompted 16
pt•r(•t•nt vr rcport1.-d sult·s.
Trudc.•-in programs. offerc•d by
i:i p en·1'1H o f th1.• buildt•r s,
promptt•d i pcrt·ent or salc.-s; no
inwr1.•st lo:ms, fully paid for in
I 1v1· tu l!l y1•11r11 wt·n • ofrt•n •d by
UJ 1x·11·••11t of tht· hulldt•I 11 uml
p1011ll)h 'll :• p1•11•1•11l ul 1mlt•11
(:uaru11h'l' buy-buck p1·o~rur11:.,
w IH· I I' b V I h c h lll Id t• r W 111
1 l'pUrdia1w ll ho nll' tit llfll(lnUI
11i.k1nu 111·11·1· 11 fh ·r 11 111wt•lr11 ·d
JX•raod of 111111•, w1·n · Ulk'<I by ff
JH'rl'l'nt o l th t• bu1ldN11 111H.I
11•:.p 1111s 1hlt· for only I JX'rt't·nt of
rl'pl>l'll•d ~·h·l'I.
lX•spilL· the iw1•mangly non1111ul
tm pal't or tht•!H' progrt11lH\,
c.·ullt•t·t l vl'l y t ht•y prorn-pll'll :w
J.>l'fl't•nt of sall•s n •pw tl'd And
i.1gn1fl('llfltly, mu1>t of lht·~· w1·1·1·
UM•d by tht• hal'dl'b t hll frrl>l·llllll'
buyer. · I
N 0 t I II M l h Is ( 11 l' t • wt•~
Wl'1ssmger, Walker & Ll•e VICI.'
prl·stdcn t for nt•W homt•i., stud
that many of thcs{• fananl'ing
programs stall on tht.• markC't
~t·prl'scnt tht• only opportunity
for f1rs1-t1m1.• buyc•rs to purchase>
a homt'.
. Ill' also prcditli. that thl's t•
programs will n ot bt• around
much longt•r
Sales, foreclosure workable
By RO~ERT J. BRUSS
DE AR BOB: You say we're In a "buyer's
market'' for bomes. As a prospeclive home seller,
I'm wondering what causes a buyer 's market and
when will we be In a seller 's market ? -Marv C.
DEAR MARV: You asked two d ifficult and
complicated questions. The primary reason wt"rc in
a home buyer's markf"t (meaning more homes are
REAL ESTATE
llllUli
for sale than the re are qualified buyers ) is
perce ived high mortgage inte rest raws.
' Most prospective home buyers think they l'an't
afford to buy a home, so they've stopped looking.
However, smart readers of this t'Olumn..know that
today is a great time to buy a home. but only with
low cost affordable seller financing.
The current buyer's ma rket offers the greatest
horr/1.• buy rng opportun1llc•s s m ct• th1• Urt'al
l.X·prc.-ss1cm lo nC'gotiatc favorablt> purc·hasc.· terms.
Th<.· S(.'COnd part of your question ask ing wht•n
will we.• Ix: ma sellt'r's marke t (meaning th1• numlx·r
oJ buyt•rs t•xccc'<is the supply of homes for sulC') 1s
1mposs1blt• to answer a<x:uratcly. Thl' easy answ.cr 1s
we'll bC' m a sl'lk•r 's market wht'n mortg&gl' tnlNl'SI
rate's drop. probably to around I I or 12 pcrn·nt. But
nolx><:ly knows how soon that will happen
DEAR BOB: Our home is in foreclosure. My
husband's employer went broke and m y job bas
been cut back to part time. As a result, we've fallen
behind on our bllls and mortgage payment. Is there
any way we can avoid losing our house? -Mae
Ann W.
DEAR MAE ANN: First c:ontat·t your lcndc·r lo
S<'C if you can work out a delayed payml'nt plan. If
not, c·onsult your attorney. You may Ix> able lo
delay forcd ose loss of your home for at least four
months by decla ring bankruptcy. However , fil ing
bankruptcy should be done only as a last resort
becaUSl' or the adverse credit imphc:auons
FORECLOSURE
TRUSTEE SALE
If it's got
handles
you'll grab aule
faster in-
Daily Pilot
classified ads. can
642-5671
Yes -we can handle your foreclosure
regardless of named tn~stee on Deed of Tn:tst
,
. .
STAN-SHAW CORPORATION
(714) 542-5111
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1(111KI n1•wN 111 1111· industry. that
h11111t• 111111 lUllHl'lt will lt·vl'I at l:t
ix•rt•t•rH tu 14 IJl'l t.'c•nt tow11nJ lhl'
t•n d o f l!Jtt:• ulTtll d t11J( to 11r1
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l h u l w 1 I I l'IHH' 11 ll u II y ti f'tll 11
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111t·ri·1.1111ni.t 111 prll't'. honw pr It ~
wlll 11.c11ln d1n1h (IUll'kly 111w1• th<'I
lllUUKll y h•,;.1i:1111;, to rt'C~JV••r
111 Vll'W ol tlll'Mt' 111-cuc'll. Wulkcr
/I.I l.1.·t· Iii t•m·ourJglng t111m1•
.;l111p1x·111. partu·ul.Jrl y fl ntt on~
hu yi-ri.. to buy toduy . Th tt1.-~I
:.111111·t· " tu tak1· udvuntuijl' of •
:.ol h•nlng prit'C'h. • '
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TAKE OVER BANK
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.. Orang• Oo11t DAil V PILOT/Sunday, Ootob r 3, 10&2
rhe bitten dog will always yelp 'the loudest
DEAH ANN LANIH:HS F11 .. l, I ''""1 vuu tu
ktluw th111 " he·m.c w1111e•11 liy J guv I 11111 .. 11 k 11{
hour tn8 ull the• 1·11111µlull\IH thut th1·1 •·JI 1• 1111VII1>(111"
l~ft
I wuuld l1k1· lo H:-k tlu· 1•11111pl11111e·1i. 11111•
qu1•sth111 Whu Jd h1w1·11•d 11v1•r hall ot tlw lt•111uh•H
In tl11i1 l'vu111 ry u11d1•1 17·• I h11 v1• 11 H1w.1klng
!!Ui1p1u1111 the• J<U ys who 111 l' y1•ll1ng I h1· l11ucl1·s1
nbout llw l>ht11 lJt(1• ur v1rwm, w1•11 • tlw 1110,1 11v1d
pur11~·1pH11ll> 11\ n•dut·1n~ tlw nu111IJC·1 MIJo'Fr:I)
rN MONTANA
DEAR MIFFED: It figures. Wheti you throw 8
11tlck Into a pack of dogs, the onl' who l!i hit yc·IJ>H.
DEAH ANN LANDBH~: I am '11l plu,, hm1· a
h11ppy 1rnirrmgl'. St'Vl'rul ac·h1l'v111.: l'hild11•11 and
Crom lhl· out.sad<.' l'Vl·rything look!> pt•rfot l
The problem as rny daughter About,,)'"" .igo
\~t' began to nouc.·t• a t:hangl' an h1•r She W<ii. .alwayl>
<1 good litudcnt and had a gn•at nwny fnt·mb
S uddenly she lost ull inll'rest an sc·hool, t:ouldn't
keep her mind on hl'r s tudil•s. brought home
h.frrible grades and finally dt~'(:idc.'Cl 11 was impossible
to·altend cla~C'S so she dropped out
She tells ml• <:erlam J.)4:opll• uround ht•r (110
names) are trying to mflul•nct· her dt't.:1~1011:. und 1 un
hur lifl'. She makes dalt's and appoantnwnt.s and
doesn't k eep them In tht• last thrC'(.• months she.• ha~
had three traffic: 11c:kcts. lfrr thanking h,1s b\'(.'tlm<·
d isorganized and OC'('USIOnally s he arr1ve•s at u plan·
and d~sn't know what she 1s drnng thl•n • Shi·
1·omes home and asks ml' why slw w1·nt
She is 22 und n ·fuSt.•s to at,·ept prnlt·:... ... 1011;.il
help We arC' a lmost c.·eortain lhc.·rt· 1s no drug
mvolvt>menl. Wt• huvt• st.•art•ht'Cl hc.•r room frum top
to bo11om and can't hnd a lral'<' of <lllYlhinl{ Pll•a......_.
~AllN Wl)flS
t l1 11 U' W JJ II I t 11 d U
Cl1AHLCYlvn:sv1LLK VA
WIT 'S ~;NI> 1 N
OEAll CHAR .• VA.: The iclrl needs 10 be seen
hy u ncurolol(b t. llH penonallly 111leratlon• m ay
be t'Q USCd h)' liOme type of neurologlt' problem.
Pt'rhaps there's a bruin tumor. II 11he cht'cks out
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRI LLIANT
,
An~ life
Hi.at b~JJ.in s
with.. a birth
and end~ wlth
a d.~ath
must t.n.e~i.tab~ s eem
rather ~ranJJe .
Mother sues IRS • • • and
OK, lh•· on l y other ro ulc I t'lill think h u
piychhalrhll, whom yuu H)' 1he rc•fu 11t•M tu ice
I' t• r h n p • u r o u n • c I o r "1 o 1 e t o h er "' K c . u
JJ!iYt•holotcllt, mll(ht be• tb" nn11wt·r. l>o try. And
plt•1111e· h•t mt• know ho" 11ht• 111 dolnl(. I w(l nt tu hcur
rrom you.
Dl•:A H ANN LANl)Jo;HS Wl11•11 I wai. Ill. I
111.11111·11 .1 w11ncl1·1 f11l y11u11g m.in I h.111 w11w11 up
w11h Tl11l•1· )'l'll" w1•11• .111 W•• hud loHl'lh1·1 llt• wuH
klllt d II\ Ull lll'l'llh•11I
I 1wvt•r thought I c•o11ld lall 111 l11v1• 11g.1111, but II
h.1p1w1wd Du11 und I f,llan lo Ill' lllfJr 1 wtl nc•)C I
V.il1·11 l11w'x DJ)' '1'111' prohh•rn Ii. th11l I w11111 my
first husl>antl'i. 1;11111'1' lo u1'Vl' 1111 · uway 111· 11' II dt•ar
111.•r,1111 JtHI I lovt• h1111 Vt·I y niud1 My 11w11 tallll'1
d11 ·d many ye•111 i-,j~U
My n111tht•r 1:. up 111 011ns 11v1·1 111y ch u,11111 Slw
ftt·I' th.it iny brothl'r 'hould t(l\'l' 1111· .1w,1y llh· did
1111' h1111111 .. lll my r1r~1 w1•cltJ1ng,
I ll ll·d tu t•xpluin tu m y motlw1 huw I f P1·I. but
1:1ht· rt·(Ul!t·s to lasll•n. Sht:µyi; I should w1111• tu yuu
uml thlll you will surl•ly ugrt'l' with hn. D<i you'!
Am.;,UJN'G WITll Mar111::n IN BUFFALO
DEAR· BUFF: Docs your mother feel your
request would be Inappropriate, or does she believe
it might he a n emotional trauma for the man? J
suggcs.t yo u ask your father-In-law how he reels
about It. If he would consider it a privilege, you
should surely ask him.
IH~ A tt ANN LAN lJ I~ H S . 11 1 i-tu k 1 n g
t·vt·rylhlng tn Mc.· lo wrilt.• this lt•lll'I I ho!>(' and
pray yuu will f111d 1oom in your L·olumn for 11
IJC'l'L•Ust· I d on't dun• t11 have: an anSWl'I lorn1· lo tlw
hous1·
• w1ns
WAS HINGTON. Tht· U S . Tax ,..-In 1980, :1 7 million l'oupll·~ and the.' w xpayer to be.• gainfully e mployed
1nd1v1du.ds da1med a ch tld·n 1rc.• and to assure the c.·h1ld's wf)Jl-being and Court, in a m ov(• thul c·xpands the.• ly!>(•
of c hild-care expcnsc.•s that qualify
working pare nts for a sp1x·1al tax l"rt'<lal.
has allowed a woman to wnll' off the•
('OSt of sending h l•r son to summl'I' camp.
Tht• ruling allowed I hl• !.am<' motlwr
to deduct as child-carC' c.·xp1:nsl·~ part of
.... the c.·ust of her son ·s S(:hool -spur1~orc:d
trip to Washington
deduellun, hair t ~ ~hUSl.' had 1m.'Oml's of proll'cl1on while the taxpayer 1s so
S:!0.000 to $40.000 cmployc.'<.I, 1t quahf1cs as employment·
Undt•r th t• l aw. houi-c.•huld o nd relaled despite lhc.' c.•xistence of othe r
d t· pt• nd t• n I -c.·u re sc r v 1cc·s th u l a r t.' lnl'tdcntal benefits."
m'<·t•s....ary for tht• b rc.·adwinnt·r to kcc.·p a In other words, Sterrett addt>d, there•
,1ob may lw wnttc.•n ofL Those.• c.•xjJt'nS('s is nothi n g wro ng wit h a p aren t 'l!
1rad1111m.dly have.· been defined a s a choosing l'hild care thot provides some
babvs1lter to stay ·in the homc.· whllt' LhC' incidental benefit such as rccrcallon
parents work. day -<.·are services and the a t thl' summer camp so long as thl'
lake.· c hwr purpose of the.· sl'lectiu n 1s to
In a dl-c1sion that produ<.'Cd a rare.• split p ro lt'<.'I the l'hild
among me mbe rs of the court, Jud-ge "Thl•re is no l(t'n l•rul requ1rc.•mt•n1 .
Samuel B. Stcrn•ll wrote: that the child IX' bon ·d stiff in ordl•r for
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M111u·y 1:. v1•r y 11ght, liul that 1s 1111 l'Xt·u~· C11r
wt111t I d11t l'h•<1i-1· g1 v1· mt· the· :1nswc·r" I rw<•d 1>0 J
t•an 1(1•1 a 111Hl1t '., .. 11·<·p A111t 11'11 yout 1t·t1dl'lt1 who
Jll' lllll.,ld!•llllg dOlllJt thl'> llUnll>i•I lh<1l ll 0l> tllH
w1111h II LESSON l.EAHN~:o IN Mlt'lllGAN
l>car Learned: II no <:barges were pressed, you
do not huvl' a "rc<'ord." J doubt thal anyone will
ever see those riles un lc101 you a re caught again.
The reason the~ keep reC'ords Is to determine II
there Is prior hi story.
And now a wo rd to those who may be rllrtlng
with the idea of shoplifting -or who have done IC (
without being caught. A clean reputation ls your
most va luabk as c t. l>on't ~oil It.
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LID O DRUGS The decision ovt•rturncd a long-
sLandmg policy of tht· Internal Ht•vt•nut·
Ser vac•c. It could make 11 far <.'aSll'r for
'parents to take advantage• of a tax c.n·d11
o't as much as $1,440 a year to help orfsl'l
child-care cosl<> so thc.•y ean hold a ,1ob ,
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BY SIDNEY OMARA
Monday, October 4, 1982
ARIE S tMarch -'.l 1-Aprll 19): You'n· gwen
chance lo prove that your pe t theorlC's work.
F unding will be available. This 1s your power -play
day. me~ning th at liming, judgmt'nt and financial.
maneuver s a re o n target. Cancer, Capricorn
individuals play imporwnt roles.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll strikt'
chord of universal appeal' People· will bl• fascinated
by what you say and do -chan'\ma a nd charm
dominate personal sc·C'nano You'll rt'<.·e1v<' credll
long overdue -ind1v1dual you aided an past wants
lo mak«: up for previous negle<:l.
GEMINI (May 2 1-Jum• 20). F.mphas1s o n
dandestine arrangemt•nLc;, hospital visit , ability to
gel lo h eart or matters Light will be· sh<'d on areas
previou sly cloaked in darknes!>. You'll make
unusual contac~. you 'll encounter d ynam1<.· people
with origmal Ideas and courage of <.'Onv1clmn.-..
CANCER (June 2 1-July 22). Follow through
on first impressions learn by teaching. Wish 1s
futcilled in unorthodox m anner. Persons dose to
you tend lo demand atlenlion and they pull m more
Lhan one d irc<:tion simullllneously. Anothc.•r Dnc.'Cr
and an Aquarian play key roles.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Promises made by
those an positions of autho rity may not hold water.
Know 1t. reach beyond current hm1tat1ons Be>
versat ile e nough to pr~t your own mtcrPsts.
Focus al.so on career. bu•ess pressure. challe nge.\
w illingness to mak e necessary changes m poha1es.
-" VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Family m<'mber
discusses possible journey. Focus on d iplomacy.
lan guage and fact that distance 1s no longer a
barrier. Plans are afoot to visit individual "across
the water." You 'll be askl.>d to revise, review and
r~buHd on more suitable structure LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Focus on change,
tritvel. va~ty and a realist.Jc accounting. Review
profession al standards of one who would associate
o/fth you. Dig beneath su perficial indications. get to
h~arl of matters and obtain promiSt.'S in writing .
. ; SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2 1 )· Emphasis o n
pttrtnership. special agreement, w1lhngncss t.o make
Cdmpromfae without dc.>scrting prim1pks fo'<x·us on
merital status, pubhl· relations, IC'gal rights and
permissions. Money m form of advanet• paym1•1H or
rqyaJty becomes part or sc.-enano.
: SAGITTAR IUS (Nov 22-DN· 2 1). Ddinc.•
tc,,s:ms. realize basic issurs canno t Ix· ignored or
~unted. Ernphruiis al:K> on charisma. p<.'rsonality,
ability to "close a d~al " by making personal
apj>earance. Member of opposite sc-x 1s attracted.
bd'l rears you r p urpose is opposll<' or "M>nous ..
.• : CAPRICOR N (Dec 22-Jan 19). S t1c.·k to basic
Issues -keep objectives in fcx:us You'll have
~rtunity lo p romote your own S<'<.'unty Young
•• ~rsons find your conct'pts viwl. promising and
•>«:itln,. You cou ld be a surprlst> winn('r. Watch ~r . ., AQUAlUUS (Jan. 20-F<'b. 18): Dc•al r<>ully was
~pleted less than nanc days ago y()u find 11
dIJficult to accept. Focus on pubhc relations. ability
to'handle truculent Individuals. Going back to pas1
wdJ not prove ~natructive. Palh aotually hos been
cleared for future progress.
•· PISCES (Feb. 10-M arc.·h 20 >: Personal
maanc tiam .flow s : po wers o f pc.•rsuasion arc
~lshtened. You get your wish and you 'll Ix> in
"control" o f belllcose indlvldual Call or vl11l t
domJnatff unusual, cxcaling scenario. ftom:mtlc'
• fiJittode ta part ol wish fulfillmcnl
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SECTION OF THE ORANGE COAST J)AILY PILOT
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 198t
The
Irish J'
influence
Pure Irish linen blouses
go perfectly with the
Country L9oks of Fali '82
sportswear.
Lace, tucks, embroidery
and crocheting on the
blouses result In a ·soft
feminine look to mix with
pants and skirts.
Skirts are narrower.
Important looks are the
lightweight blends In a
straight line, the tapered
down full skirt and the
buttoned down nautical
style. Soft challis skirts
wlll go sporty o.r as dressy
as the companion pieces
selected.
In slacks look for
flannels styled softer than
last year. Cuffed, straight
-leg& In a..varlaty allengths,
full or cropped at the
-ankles are big fashion
winners.
The softer, feminine
look In blouses can also
be seen In sweaters,
staples In the fall
wardrobe. Blends of wool
and cotton are made for
Southern California.
Embroidery Is popular as
a trim anp tapestry brings
out the Americana
primitive look .
Thigh-length sweaters are
lean and the cardigans
can take the place of a
jacket.
And jackets go to any
length -choose the one
that's most flattering for
you . Check for the
Chatham and the
unstructured look of the
smoking jacket.
Boots are stronger than
ever for '82. Last year's
flat heels go slightly higher
and Into the wedge and
stiletto. Team them with
dresses and skirts making
sure the hemline covers
the boot top or tuck pant
tops Into the boot. Boots
come In a variety of
leathers -from soft
buttery to suede.
To cover the Country
Look top your selections
with a dashing plaid cape
or an oversized shawl. Try
draping the shawl over the
shoulder and across the
back and tuck the front
Into a belt.
Fall looks are colored In
strong black along with
the earth tones of brown,
burgundy and navy .
• Actress Anni Long,
now appearing in
the South Coast
Repertory
production of 'All in
Favour Said No ';
written by Irish
Playwright ,
BemardF~U.
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Orange Collt DAILY PILOl / Sunday, October 3, 1982
Pheromone bagg8d up and ready fqr Christmas
By VIOA Oi'~AN
D.it, f'Uot 9"111J lclllOf
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In lh1• at1l'll •rll <l.1 y-.. 1111lv 11r1st111·rnl'V .mtl till'
high prh~l l'Uuld offiinl tu UM' J>t-•rfu1111:i;
Today tlw l'oun 11·r:-. und i-twlv1°b of fl·r t•
vunety of ~·l·nt:-. that un· w1th19 lhl' f11wnd11 l
rl'och of ulrnost cvC'ryom•
Rl'(.'<.1n1ly. I bt"<.·um\.1 owur1· of a fro~rum·l• and
It's not o nt•w Ont.'. having ht•t•n around lor a fl•w
yt•;,irs, Ph1•mmorw from Murilyn M1glin
T h t• slury gOl'S thut M<Jrilyn <•nd lwr
h usband truvclL'<.I to Euypl tu c·xamirw anl·t£>nl
pcr£umt· rt'<.'IJX'S inSt·ribc.•d on lht• walls 11f the
tombs. T bc•y n•turnt'CI tu Nl•w York, ond w ith
ser vi<:cs ()( a "nose" (pcdunlt.'r), bk·nd t'li that
knowh.-dg1• wtth modern S('ll·nt1f1l' 11'<.·hnology
and l'rcal<•tJ Ph1•rmnorw
Th1•y 1111nh111t•d ran., pun· 01b and t hl'
"ri1ll'sl ah~olult•s'l £rom uruuntJ tht• world
jmm111w flowt·rs. Tonka 1•x trnt•l and orange·
blossorm. an• ::.111111· qJ llw 175 0<1lunil 1ngrt•dwnts
11 takC's to mJkt• Ph<'mmo1w
As I ~11cl it's not m·w . hul what Marilyn u;
do111~ w11h 11 fur Chrr:-.1111a:-.
Thi• $~50-an-uum·t· pt·rl UllW will bt• in a
Russian :-.ahlt• :-.huuldt•r bag the µn1·1· w ill lx.'
$750.
Tht· pc.•rfunw l'onws 1n u hand blo wn t·rystal
flat"Un from Pot:hl'l. d('l>rgiwcJ in lhc :-.hapc of a
classrl' olx·h!-.k I l 1i. nestll-d in a Yelvt·t box lined
wllh st•nsuous Frl'nl'h silk.
The. subll• bug 1s about frvt• 1m:hl':-. wide and
four im·ht·~ det:p. Sounds SCf'nl.s<Jlionul!
If you don't wa nt to go lhe sable bug routine.
Pheromone does c•ome m euu de parfum $15 £or
~ ounce oil, $15 ha lf oum'l' and colognt'. $20 for
two ounres
A white linen a nd lace
blouse b y Cloak o f Many
Colors se ts off the Glo ria
Sachs black velvet sa mple r
j acket a nd Ba rry Bricken
pinstripe wra p skirt worn
by Anni Long. Her leather
boots a re b y Barefoot
Original a nd the bla ck
and white tripe a nd check
wool ca pe scarf is a n Echo.
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In tlw last f1•w monllis, 1>11111t• 1ww fruHrance:-.
huvt• JOi1wd thl· olcJ1c•i. but l(uodrt'I> {Jll th t·
pt·rfume shclVl'!I
Jal·q ul'11nl' Col·hrnn has rntrudul.'t.'d a
Cragram·t•' l'n'oll'CJ by ~·ulptrcs.-. N1k1 dt• Saint
Holle a nd It bt•ur'l! hl'r ntlmt·
NJk1 s:.iys s hl· t'l'l'Ull•d this pl·rfunit· for
hl•rst•lf. "I wuntl'Cl 1l lo ~'Xpn·ss tht• fan ws 1t•s und
t•rulldSll) whlc:h rs my lift• und work. Now I share
11 with you Thl• ingh•dwnts an• a m1xtun• of
funtaslrt· flu wl•rs a lnt,. o l s un the
amusemt·nt of the serpC'nt!-. llw myi..t111Ul' of
thl· moon and i.turs, anrl u dash of lovl· "
Wow' A1·tuully it l'Onlains a bll·nd uf wuody.
st•m1-orientul St'l'nls plu!-. u dash of marigold,
tuberose a nd muguet des bo1s m1Xl-d with green
noles and a 11ttle sandalwood :rnd putt·houli
spiked w ith ambc•r and musk.
The fragrance is contarnl•d in a ~·ulpture
dt'Signed by Niki. The boult· is cobalt blut· with a
motif of two intertwined iwrpt•n ls. T he: male
serpent is gold while the fomale 1s br1lliuntly
rolon..>d. Pnl't'S range from $16.50 to $160
And another artist , Ennc:o Donati, pn.•s1dent
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Anni Long' ensemble of
Calvin Kle in's navy
sweater and wool ble nd
pants look g reat worn with
natural brown knee
boots b y Barefoot
Originals and a white
fringed wool scarf and
wool beret. (Fashions
from Bullocks Wils hire)
Anni 'happy being an I actress
By VIDA DEAN .
ofttte Deify ~t lleff
When Annr Long was 5 years old , she dreamed
one 'day she would bl-a ,ballerina . .so she took
ballet lessons
At 11 , she was given a violin. and in her
dreams she became a concert v1ohnlst. Then, at 14,
lt was back lO dancing lessons, but this time she
would be a member or a famous chorus line.
Fina lly, she became Involved In h igh school
dramatics, and the impressionable Anni was hooked
for good. S he knew she wanted lO be an actress.
Today, Anni Long. n vivacious 29, is In her
eighth season a l South Coast Repertory Theatre,
currently playing the role o( Joan in t he production
of "All in Favour Said No!"
"AU the tralnin_g as a don<:er. musician and the
high school dramaucs have served me well ," Anni
says. "I w as always an extrovert. No one cl!!e in my
family ls a n actor although my mother could have
been ," she gestures dra matically as 11he points out
proudJy her famJly'a artl.1tlc potential. "My father Is
a phy11lcla n , a nd a lso a very good artist and a
photographer . My siswr is very creative, but she iA
qult.e happy being a mother and a housewife. Mc .
rm terribly happy being an ACtreM."
After finish ing hig h achool, An ni atte nded
College of Marin for a year before cntertng the
tnlnlna program at tho Amcrkian Conservatory
-n..t.er In S8n Franclaco.
That's wherf' t h e met he r hus band , Ron
Bouaeon. a rounding lll(!mbt>r of SCR who played .
'
the ti tie role In last year's p roduction "The
Elephant Man."
Whe n she met Ron In S a n F ra ncisco. he
persuadl'<f her to come to Orange County. T hey
have been married five years.
"I am ao fortuna te lO be at SCR." she bu bbl~
with e>ecitcmenl, explaining that she has been able
to have a lmost stead y employm ent at the Costa
Mesa theater. "I have worked more in the last 10
years than moet , nnd here It ls like a family wo rking
together."
rtlltJ 111..1\(1 Ul..lt.'ll ll "'UI " VI.I' l.A.ll•g ...... 1 il'll to an
actor?
"1 can't imagine ma rriage to a ny other pcl'900.
We are good ror eoch other. We arc supportive of
one another. H one Is having dlfftculty wlt-h 1 role,
we can diacust It ond we understand wh•H the ot her
Is going through ... no, I just can't lm"glnc Jile
married to anyone else."
Anni and Ron live about three block.M from the
theater ln an apartment whore she MY• they share
household duUes. "IC I'm in a production and he is
not, he takes over a t ho me." ·
During th<' four Wl'<'ks ot rc heanu.als before a
productlon. it's an eight-hour duy for Anni at the
theat.cr, but whf'n thP Ahow begins. Anni arrives at
th~ theater •bout 30 m inutes befo~ curualn lime.
She Utet that time to get Into her character and
then a ppllea her ow n makeup. Jn the curre nt
production , the re la very little make-u p . S he
requlrw a bit of ar•Ak' on the t~ btcaWlt' her role
H Anni, P .. r C3
P ackaged for holiday cason
and l0ha1rman of the board of Houb1gunt. has
lTt'att·d a new fragrunC'C, R;.1ff111et" ll 1s mac.It· and
pal·kagC'd in Frann• and wa:-. rntrodut·<."CI rn L'urly
S1.•ptcmbe r Ill the• U.S.
Haffinc·e t·umbines two theml'S, th<· florul
and th(• oriental T wo h undred ingrcd1(•nts
rndudrng. JnsminC', rOSl·S und hyac inth ore
rntl·rtwined with other fl orab, sp1cc•s, hcrus.
lll!'!'llM' 1111d KUlld11l w1.1od :·J
Tlw bottll· l'l'•1wn1.'d h y •• lu111cl polr11ht'tl j.(ltJ~
"'"l>IJO'r . 11. dc·i.i~rn'<I 111 i.udi :.t way thJ t ... ~d(•ftl
'h1•t1th wh1d1 f l'llllH'lt ll lh ll•fl ('(•l(•d Ill th.0:
JX•rfu1m· muk1ng lht· hollle M'<.'m lrglllt'tl Ii urn
w1 1h111 l'rK·t-s an· from $11J UJ $7~>
And 111 N11v1•rnh1•r', J\v111~ ~Ill Ix-rntrodut·1ng '
11 fr11~r·um·1· l11sp11 <·d by 1"1t·n<'h c 11u1urwr u1u111
f'\·rnud 1 t'H Funtnsqut·
Avon laund1l•d till' btth · c1f Funl<iSt1Ul· tn
Eur•iJ>l' in Ol·t.ub<:r 1981 II 111 p1 odut <·d m f'1 :..11H·
,111d 1~ 111 u JN bl<i<:k trwn~ulur glw •. -. Husk wrlh
bhal'k unrl gold puckaging, 11rrg111a lly c:oncl'iVt'<f
by F1•ench p:.ickagl· dt'titgnL•r Jm:qut'S Florenlll.
C.:ulognl' lb pn 1·cd ut $22 with 5 ounc:c
purtum at $42 ll'i. baS<'d cm ~mdnlh'P' blossoms
i.urroundt'<.I by othl·r l'Olorful flor<Jb 1
Al]d ll•l 'i. n!Jt furgl·t tht· mt•n Os<:ar df:' !At·
lho ntu. fu!!hron· und fragnant·t· dt·111g nl'r, If
rntr1Jdul·rng lh rt•t· nt·w Pour L u i prod ut·ts.
Tht•n •'s a Frt•m·h m1lll'd wap. anlipcrspirunt/
d1•1.ldoram V1talt· and a Uik Vun lt•
In add1trrm to hr-> Pour Lui lll•ms. cu11tomcn1
t•;111 pr<:k up al tht· S<.rml· l'uurHcr a folder listing
frVl· fast rt•v1tul1:wtion "<»wrdsci;" designed for •
thl• rn:in un th1· go. T hc.·y t·•m bt• usc.'CJ to help hll\1
r!'lax and refresh him rn hrs lravels and hec·tic
d:iy-to-day S(·ht-dulc OS<::..r i.uy:.. ''Thetie ment.al
and p hysical t•xc.>rl'IJ;CS a rc· qu1Le simple A man
t·a n do them q uk kly and c:ome away feeling
n·luxC'd . refr'°t1ht.'Cl and l'l'<:hargPd ."
Two of them arc a memory jogger a nd how
lo fight five o'c:loc:k fatigue. Now. how about the
l><lmt· thing for lhe woman on the go or maybe
we could borrow them from the man m our hfe.
Meetings galore . going
PATIENCE W RI G H T Chapter of the
Daughtl•rs of th<• Amcrit:an Hl•volutaon will m<'Cl
()(:t. 5 a t I I .:JO a m at the• Hotl•I Laguna to hear a
d1 sl·uss10n of c·nergy and computc·rs For
rC'SC'rvat1ons, cull 494-4071
NEWPOHT HARBOR Panhcllcnrc mc·mlx·rs
will hear about "The Growing Powl•r of the
MC'd1a," Oc-t. 6 al 10 a .m . in the G lendale Ft>deral
Savings building. 100 Newport Centt•r Drive For
rl'M'•rvauons, t·all 956-9.!00 .
ACAC I A REB E KAH L odgC'· 1:31 4 1n
Jl untrngton 84.'at·h will gat hN Oct. 8 at thl·
Ma:.onic Tl·mpll'. 601 Pa lm Av<• at tt p.m to greC'l
Adonna Chesm•y. prc·sid en t of tht· Rt•bl·kah
ASS('mbly of California For rcscrvataons, call 846-0283~
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE o f Laguna Bcac•h
will meet Oct 6 at 12·30 pm at t hl' c:haplcr
house. For informallon. <:all 4~J!:l -4006.
NEWCOMERS OF NEWPORT Beach wiU
hold its monthly ml'C'ting Ot1. 6 al 10 am. For
location and reservations. c·all 720-0639 or
675-1683.
VOLUNTEER
lupport
March of Dim ..
Give to
lavelables
THfS P ACE COHTAll UT[O IY THE l'Ull15"fll
MOTHERS' CLUB O F Pr &ta Phi soromy
at USC will host a "Day at lhc Rat-es," Ocl 9 at
the· Sant.a Anrta rat't' track For rt'l>C'rvallons. call
(213) 930-0370
· IMAGE WORKS of Nc•wport Beac:h will
prl'!>t.>nl a seminar and modc·lln}:; of the ,laU.>Sl fall
fas hion:-. ul a conllncnLal brl'akfast OCt. 9 al 9
· a.m. al Nl'iman Marcus. For reservauons lO the •
$12.50 affair. call 955-3464 ·
f'OUNTAIN VALLEY NEWCOMERS
CLUB mt•mlx-rs w ill mel'l Oct 6 at 11 a.m ill the
llunt111gton Bcal·h Inn, 2 1112 Pac rfll' Coasl
Hig h way rn Huntington &al·h . For reservations
lo lht..' fash ion show. call 963-3665 or 775-3589
QUEEN O F H E AR TS Gui l d o f the
Chtld rt•ns Hospital of Orange County will hold
•an invitational golf tournamen t at El Niguel
Country Club m Laguna Niguel Ot·t. 8. Entry ft'<.·
for the noon ~ve n t is $1 50. w hich is lax
deductible and includes luncheon. refreshments,
pr1ws, carts. green fees and a dinner dance for
two. For in formauon. call 495-1486
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759-0535
Open Monday thru Satu_.y 10 'til 6; Sundays 11 :•ii S
Op~nlng Saturday, Octob~r 9 Int~ City
Shopping C~n~r -Or~
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Trying the cheese and pate . . . Floss
Schumacher, Wally and Gini Benne tt and Ed
Schumacher at MS be nefit. ·
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Richard Browne of
Newporl Beach had lhe
lucky lick et now wife
Laura has a S7 ,200
Revillon fur.
• MS benefit successful splash .
By VIDA DEAN Ofllle Delly Hot ltan
Our hat is off to the supporte rs or the
Multip le Sclerosis Society. Orange
County c hapte r and the Nl•wporter
Resort.
wh1t:h dom1u:tJ food and liquor for th<.•
benefit. was echoed by Mari ly n
Hausman.
rib eye with wine sauec und assorted
petite desserts.
Planning the party designed to put
fun bac k i n t o fund ruisi ng were
Hausman, Schumacher, Carol Campbell,
Valley Re illy, Mabel Allred, J o Kelly,
Marnie Recd, Jan Taylor, Louise Ewing,
Marcia Cashion, Shirlee Guggenheim
and Barbara Bowie.
Months were spent on arrangcments
for the gala rundra1ser. "Rendt·zvous
Under the Palms" to be he ld on the
p oolside te rrace and surroundi ng
gardens at the Newporter ·wherc there
are 600 exotic palm trees.
On the day or the event the rain was
coming down and the group went in to
action . New plans w e re made and
executed in five hours. Canopies were
put up and the party was set up in the
Monte Carlo ballroom. .
Floss S chumacher explai n ed the
situation to the 475 attending and said
"We feel at home in the Monte Carlo
room. We've had so many good parties
he re." Her prai se of the Newporter.
Hausman also thanked Saks Firth
Avt•nue. South Coast Plaza for providing
fashions an "Th<.' American Designer
Co l lt•ct1 o n " s h o w and d o n a ting a
Rt•villon fur. valued at $7,200. The short
ram·h mink was worn home by Laura
Browne, Her husband, Richard, held the
lucky ticket
Hausman also introduced Marie Gray
and her daughte r Kelly of St. John who
awarded a cu~tom-designed full-length
gown. valued at $500, to lucky Carol Vail
o f Ir v ine . The dress was created
exdusively for Saks and tht• MS benefit
by Marie
Guests dant.'t'd. to the mus1e of Henry
Rrandon 's 17 • p1ec:.'e orchestra and dined
on a sumptuous buffet of assorted salads,
poal·hed salmon, medallions or lobster,
roast marinated filet of beef. roast veal
Ot h er p a rt ygoers in c lud ed
Congr~an Robert and Anne Badham,
the Michael Gerings, Beth Koch, the
D o nald K arc h e rs, No r a and H al
Le hman. K itty and Hal Leslie, Rick
Livingston (he's manager of Saks),
Diane and Harry Rinke r, Bob Gray. Ed
Schumacher, Richard Ha usman, Billur
Wallerich (Saks fashion C.'OOrdlnalOr), the
Albert Geigeles, the Hans LinhardlS, the
Tom Haleys. Gene Summers, chairman
of the Newporter board, J oe ·woodard,
the Ncwportcr's preside nt and Leah
Marshall, general manager.
the cover .
Actress Anni Long captures the Irish look
wearing a Gloria Sachs t•halhs skirt, Cloak of
Many Colors line n blouse and a Suttles and
Seaweek calico vest. The ensemble is
accessorized with an Anne Kle m wine sut-dt·
belt, a hand carved cameo broach (can be wom
as a pendant), Eclisse burgundy walking shtx-s
and a knit burgundy beret. Fashions arc from
Bullocks Wilshire coordinated by Shelley
Uitzetter. Photographe r: Gary Ambrose. Daily
Pilo t staff.
. Annie long, actress
From Page C2
is tha t of an Irish factory worker.
Although centered around the theater, Anni
explained she and Ron try to balance their lives.
''We have friends who are not in the theater, and
we do enjoy cooking. We realJy get into il. We will
pt out the cookbooks, and if, say, we're into Greek
culaine , w e may cook all d ay. It's a very good
outlet," she explained.
Anni also writes music. "I have a guitar.'' she
•id, "and also, I am Into crafts and I like to w ork
out at a spa which I can do at least three times a
week during a production. This makes up Cor
reheanal time when there is no time for exercising.
And what of A.nnJ's future?
"I'm doing it now," she cried. "I'm d oing
exacily whal'I want to do right now! Do you know
how many actorw are without work?"
She did confe. she did a commercial for TV,
explaining many actors tum to commercials for
wan\ of other work. "The money la good.'' she said,
"but I Uke the stage. I respond to the a udience. This
ls my Ille and my future."
"All In Favour Said No!" runs through Oct. 17
at &CR.
EARN AND LEARNI
Deliver the Illy Piii
Call 642·4321
C•ll 642-5678.
Put • few word•
to work tor ou.
Cosmetics •
Make-Up
Facial
Skin Care·
Waxing
Conaultationa
Hall' Styling
Mankures
SllhTapa
Pedlcure1
Scalp Treatments
Eledrolyala
MUIM#lt!
Just
in time
Three times a
yea r New York
Saks Fifth A venue
assem bl es an
American Designer
Collectio n . Th e
pol/ec ti o n s a r e
sh o wn around the
country at all Saks
s t o r es. Th e fall
g roup was a t the
South Co<:1st P laza
store in time for the
Multiple Sclerosis
bene fit held at the
Newporter. Vincent
Knoll, corpo rate
buyer in charge of
the collectio n ,
attended the party
and presented Fall
'82 styles.
l1&11Cwt?lila
3333 Brl1tol Stteec
Cotta Me•. C.alif. 92626
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/8und1y, October 3, 1H2
Congressman Robe rt Badham (left), and wife,
Ann,e, chat with Newporter president Joe
Woodorcj. NBC was at the MS fundraiscr to
televise Badham in their series ~eaml)aigning for
the Candidate.'
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Arriving at the Newporter are (from left ) Marie
and Bob Gray with daughter, Kelly ..
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GOLD IN THE BEST OF FASHION.
Nothi.ng matches the beauty of our nne1y crafted 14 karat
yellow gold jewelry. For example -our fashionably detailed
bracelets. Worn singly or in pairs. these bracelets will be a
welcome addition to any woman's Jewell)' wardrobe. Priced
from $175. to $485.
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World RMC>wrutd Jew~lers Since 1832
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Orange OoHt DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, Ootober 3, 1082
Coty award winner likes refinement
Antelope s ued e golf jac ke t
by Banks is lined with Fair
Isle knit. His cotton poplin
·down filled coot in lodc n,
· 'right, is spiced with
paprika lining.
Jt'I I rt•y B1111k11. l'l'tl•nt w11111t•1' of tht•
1Ta·nsw1·ur 11wurd prc:1w nlNI u 1 till' C:o t y
Am 1:ril'lll1 Fu11hmn C:r1 l1c.:11 ('l'rt.'O"ony In Nt•w
York. 111 u fond bullovt•t In rdin1.•mt•n1. lf n suit Is
Clunncl, it Is cashmcn• flunnc•I. If a tit· Is silk, h 111
silk oxford doth. (( u sht•llund swc at1 •r 111 l'ublcd,
il Is brush 1.·tl und c.:obk'Cl a nd mmci> in 18 1.·olurs.
F.wr ything 8(.'l'ln11 to huw u klnci of gt'nll'PI,
almost vinLUgl' quality.
Color ii; lhrl.'Udl'<I through &11k1,' t"Olll'(:t1un
Fobnc. w hic h u l first glunn· looks w htl, turns uut
lo bi.· a mix u ( :lO yurns V1brnnl thrcuds of tc.•a l,
Jude and plum tran s fo rm lht· tt·xtun· of a
lalll'rsall d)t•c:k· mlo a lTUs ty I turns Twt·l'<.l And
this st'USOll, Banks brtngs um:k a l'Ulll(l' of bruwns
from l'ht~tnut to ru!>Sl•t to u11 Jn~h Coffl't·
SpurtM.·out~ ur1.• workt·d 111 1nt11t·u11: 1ww
wu ys: Banks t·n·alt·~ n t•w p<1llt·1 n1111( w11h
striping, h rokt•ll ht•rringhont·~. la~··~ a suutlt·
Prin<·c• of Walt·~ (.;l1·n tir4uhart plaid and
ovC'rpla1tb 11 w ith (·ohH trnnng~ o f l1·al.
luvl•fldl•r and rui.t
Trou~·rs art· trt•utt·d lo t·ol111 . t<JCJ
Th<• vest turns up as u vt•rsallll· s phrtswt•ar
Ut'C.'l'S.'Wry, Crom lamb sut•dt• to Dorwgal twt'l'<I
Id o uterwear t•ovt·r~ th<• ground from
J l'OUnlr y: Soft untt'loµt· ~ul•dc · gulf J:.H'kt•ts
w knlllc>d Fair lslt· ll111ngs. an in~uJu 1t·d
jackl't wit h l'Ollon 1x1plin
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l>t·~ignt~r
Jt•ffrt·y
Hu nk~
"Nobod y lll't•ds mt• tor hmm· dothing," s.1y~
thl· ltt yt·ur old d1·s1gm•1, who wai. ;1t Hob1nson·~
f'a~h1on Island rN:t•ntly
"Th;11's what Brooks Ornthc·r~ •~ fcir and
tlll'y «ah't 1>4.· lwat for v:.ilut• But what·~ n11ss111.15
1s :.1y l1., a sort o f upM·a lt• fl :.11r 11·~ :.ill a qut-sllon
of n •f11w n1t•11t thl· twst quallly fahn<.·~. tht·
Ulll'X JW«ll•d color~. ;1 l't•rt.u1n k111d of t·dgl'
J eff r cy Banks
a ntiquc-stript•d ro c
h t•rring bon c jacke t ove r a
'Fa ir-Isle swt:'u tcrvest in
p ule rosP, tu upe, mauve
und nwlon, u
windowpurw-cht•c kc d shirt,
tuupt• flunrwl trousers.
A Weeksworth of N-M.
Stanley Marcus
in person, with
hfs new book.
He'll be aut<~raphmg copies of his
latest book, His ~ Hers: The Fan·
tasy World <l!. the Neiman-Marcus
Catalogue (Viking, 25.00J, Tuesday
from noon to 1:30 m The Station-
ers. No one knows the legend
better or tells 1t better -you 'II
be captivated.
The Furs of
Neiman-Marcus, all of
Claude Montana's fall,
only at N-M.
Fnday and Saturday -a special
showmg of our Claude Montana
fur collection. M any one-of-a-
kmd. ours exclusively. Montana
fashions fur the same way he
fashions apparel -innovative
m color, cut and detail.
Innovative, penodl
The Fur Salon.
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R.S.V.P, also means
a cookbook (14.95)
Recipes gathered by the Junior
League, proceeds (Sept 29 -
Oct. 5) to go to Jun/Or League
of Newport Harbour
Extra accent, our N-M exclusive
apron, 14.00. RS. V.P. recipe
tasting at N-M : each October
Saturday and Sunday except
the 30th. from 11 to 3 m
The Epicure Shop. Sliver with a
name -the ones
on your gift list.
We have a new raised letter style
to personaltze a silver plate neck·
lace, 19.00; bracelet, 22.50; key
ring, 28. 00. Three from a collec-
tion mcludmg bookmarks, letter
openers, money cltps and more.
Ster/mg silver, 32. 00 to 54. 00.
Pnces mclude monogrammmg;
allow 3 w eeks for deltvery.
Accessones.
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Our Christmas
Glories Shop is open!
Fantasy! Origma/1ty' Unusual
decorations (as you'd expect
from N -M) to touch a Chnstmas
tree or to use lavishly around
the house. Collector's pieces
and many to wrap as gtfts.
Weeks fly, so choose early.
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Orange Co11t OAIL V PILQT /Sunday. October 3, 1982 Cl
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EPCOT Disney's dream a reality
Paradise now
By STAN DE LAPLANE
KAANAPALI. Ma ui -"I love a
pretty Maw girl.
She lives m Wa1kapu . .
A warm blue morning on the island of
Maui. .The Hawaiian sun and I are just°
getting up. A bunch of mynah birds are
chattering under the coco palms.
The hibiscus are 9Ca rlet and gold bells.
Plumeria trees a re burstin g with a
thousand ivory flowers. Th e ground
be low them Is carpeted with Callen
blossoms.
The sea 1s mother-of -pearl silver .
making hu&h-hush sounds as it laps on
the sandy beach. A few whipped-cream
clouds float in the morning sky.
Condominiums are s prouting like
mush rooms between the palm trc.>cs.
(Stop that hamml'rlng, blMt It! Don't you
know this ls paradise?)
It'• dry on this side of lhe Island
Peopk whQ find other paria of Hownii
aomewhat humid ore In heaven he re.
and heaven (for heaven 's sake) i11 being
developed. ''The first was Sheraton ," 18ld an
llland hotel man. ''They put In the flnit
hotel at K.aanapaJJ bnch. 'fhe one you
tee that goes down the aide of a dlff. So
that you check In and take the elev•tor
DOWN to your room. .
"II. dJdn'l take Othert long to~ what
a paradltt thlt la -one of the BEST
beachet. Lahalna town iJ a quaint old
wha le r'• por t . Sunsh in e a nd dry
weather. and 1 good I Wt' p of cane land
letUna the trade wind blow. "So now we've got Hilton, Hyatt.
Marriott. Travclodge. "mfac. and ao or
more other hotels competln1 with condOI
for COUrll\ buckt."
About I o'clock we ,et a puff of wind .
A l'\Mtte ln the palm f~ 'nte trad
wind la ronUnl up
The IN turns mtrfne blf.M". i'he lll"lt
Uno or upr·whlt(> aurf rillel on the ...
and the .urf ers ~ out ~ rnieet I\.
The 1Un lt bf11ht as a sc>ld cotn In a
By PAT Lt:ISN~f\ A•eoc ... .O ,, ... Writ••
OHLANIX), 1"111 T tw 1<:1114'1 Town 111 11
~toul''" 1h1 ow I 1111ll .i Shrntu :;lirlrw Ar\ At.l~-t·
pyn11111d hurd1•1 i. till' Gul11t1 tu llw l"urlJlddl'n City
ul Ct.mu \ Amid \.._•111rnl J<'l11r1cla 11.w11111p t.•ubbaije.
dv1hn 1t11111" fr11111 uppusll1• 1•11cls or 11!1• f~1rth rll41•
xidc· by i.uh• l11 u Wall Dhml')' 1•xll uvuu1rn:w
t•11ll1•d ~:PClYI' whh·h OJ>1.•1wd l"ridny.
Tht> U('runym 1ctu ncJ11 ror i<;')(.r)l'rtmt·nt11I
Prototypt· Crn111mmlty of To111111Tow . u hi 1111111
dollnr 1•r1•atlo11 ot µIUHtk'. !llt't·I and lrrtal.(lnotlun
offt•rinJ( 11 tl'lp uruund thl• world 111 1.2 mll<.•s.
El'C:CYI' C<•111cr 1s D11im·y's b1gl(t·st and mo!'t
umu1twui. u11clt•rlakin~ II ''"''nmpaNsl•i. two
th<.•mt'<l M<'llS on 11 l50-ocrc• lr<ll't al Woll Oum1•y
World.
Th1•1 i"s World ShoWl'ibl' w1 th puvtl1on~
rcpr1'i>t!nt111g mm· l'Ollnlnt•i., indudinij tht· Umtt·d
State.'!>, set around o 45-at'l'l' mun-made lagoon.
And thl·rl'·i. Fu1ur1..· World. wh<.•rt• u shimm1..·nng
glotM:, HI stonl'!> high. M:rVt'l> r1s a gull-way w
d1iiplay the ffi UfVl·ls or Aml'rn:a n SCl('lll'(' and
rndui.try
"WP w:i11l lt1 g1v1 • a l1•1•ltng to pt'liµlt• whu
havt.•11't Sl't.'11 llll'i.l' plt1t 1•s tlwt tht.·y urt.• right
thc r<.·."· sayl'> U1t.·k Nuni!t, 50-yt•ur old pn'S1d<.·nt of
Wall 01srwy World "And for thoM· who h11v1·
bc<'n tht•rt.·.·Wt.· wont tht.·m to rt't.ogrn:u· 11."
In onl' d:.iy. v1s1tors cun shan• 1n Gt·rmany'h
Oktul.X'rfl·sl. ~impll• f<.'ltU('<'in(· from Honw, feast
on ('rl'p<.'s 111 u bistro. or sip a pint in a pub us lh<.·y
wandt.•r through tht· <:ullun•s of Europe,· the•
lt•mpll's of th<· Orit.•nt. lhl' a n cit.•nt ruins o r
M<'Xll'O and tht· wond<:rs or Norlh America.
Allhough th1• purk opc.·nh to the· public this
week. formal cll'lht·~1tlun ccn •monic•s un · not until
ON. 22-24.
Cre ws l<iborcd round-tht.•-d1x·k shafts in the
fina l wct·ks With u spr;,iy ~un tht·y a~wd tht.·
C him·i;c pavalaun 's T1•mpll' o f H cav£•n by
ccnlunt·s in tht.• f<.•w hours IL ll>t>k tht> pa int
c·omJ>Ound tu dry. El<.-c·tr1c1nns strugglt'd wath
mil~ of thick blut.•k ·t'O<ltc·d cables In the dark. a
cra m.• hoai.t•-d a palm trl''-' 1n10 plat't'. In 10 hours.
100 trl'C'S had h<'<•n planwd and :m.ooo foc i of sod
put m plan•
From gruundbn:oking thrt'<.' yeurs ago. no
expense was spdred Arllsans duplicated Old
World mas t e rs Engineers c r ea ted a-ncl
programmed 450 r obots Film c r ('ws wc-n•
shipJX'CI to JO t•uunlrat>S in two years
Costs more than doubled from the in1t1al
projection or $400 m1lhon as tht· projc'<.·1 took
shape.
.EPCOT is billed a.-; Walt D1sm·y·s "grC'att:st
dream." his lt·gat·y. But would Disney rt'<"Ogn1w
his dream today?
Disney himself t•n v1swn1..·d EPCOT as a
"community of toniurrow that will n<'Vl'r be·
C.'Omplelt.'CI" · a work an~ city w1lh a m ntrolle<l
population or 20.000 pc:rmam•nt rc-s1dt•nts
H is dream was o r a t·1ty that didn't sl<.'<.'p. a
place lo ~ constantly updalt'd to show<.·u:;t• the
innovativC' ·
Walt Dasnt>y daed m 1966. And when th<.·
dream-maker dwd. thC' dream lx•gan Cadang
His brother . Roy, made th<.• de<:1s1on to move
-ahead w ith tht.• Florida projc.-cl and livc.'<l through
complct10n of the first phase tht• Magic
Kingdom 1lw1111• p;:irk. w alh on -sat<.· hotl·ls
"It w as dc'Cadt.od lo stnrt wath what we knew
how to do best build tht' Mag1t Kingdom and
expand into a vacation resort area We'd tackle
EPCOT latc•r." <•x plains C harlie Ridgway, a
D1sn<'y spokt~man
Dasnt'Y u Htt·tall'> says EPCOT rc•pr~nts th1•
conn:pt!> W;,h D1s1wy l'l->p<1u:-. .. d ;,i plat·c· to
show off rww 1dPas and ~·mphasaw t<"<:hnologu-s
"It d1wsn't 114.X'<""-";irdv hav t" to lw a l'l\V
Whl'rt• JX'l.lplt· lavt• rx·rmant. .. ntly:· nddl-. Hadgw..iy
··Evt•t;yorw ha!> has own 1d1·u or what Wa lt
m<'.lllt An<l EPCOT has lh<' potential to
a<.'<·tlmplti.h what he.• had m mmd I don't thank
anyont.• ft·t·ls a.shanwd at what W<''vt• durw . On
lhC' t•ontrarv ·· 01hnt•y~i,, pniudt'sl <•l·h1l·vc·nwnt 1s Ame ncun
Advt.•nturl'. whcrt.· ;J:I 1tnima\l'd lifl' Ilk<> fag urt .. >s
tro<.·1..· :1;,o y1..•nr.-of h1st1)ry from the l;rncling uf tlw
Mayfluw1•r through lht· span· agt•
But it's not h1stury from th(' l>l'111pt'Cl1Ve or
gr<'llt lt•adt•ll-> F11r t•xampll'. Vnllc·y Forgl· comt-s
to hf1 • thr11ugh tht' foot:.old1t'rs who suffc•n -d on
thC' frut<'ll oo t t Id aelds
being developed
MAUt, HAWAII
Kamehameha I, the strong Hawaiian
king who united all the islands,
established his throne on Maui in 1802,
and tried to arbitrate the differences
between the puritanical New Eflglond
missionaries and the wlld whalers who
were interested in trading iron nails for
island love.
His succeuors found it horder and
harder to do -in 18.59, 549 whaling
ships visited the capitol port of
Lahaina , full of sailors looking for o
rip·rooring good time on shore.
"Maui no ko ol," soy the locals.
"Moui is the best." Climote's less humid
than o ther islands. The beoche1 ore
superb. And it's more relaxed from
frantic Waikiki.
blue sky. a nd the c~o polm fro nd1
stream out. poinUna tM windy woy for
aaihng ships.
Condominium bullders art' rushing to
cxrrclsc their bufldlng permits
'SOme of the ne~ condos being
built ore in the $300,000 to
5500,000 p r'lce range, ond
because they're not selllng,
p eople con rent them for
between $7.5 and $16.5 a day
-and that Includes a car qnd
mold service.'
permlu t hot to0n Ntplre. "h 1• «'lther
bultd now. or eo throuah the permit
procett epln.'' tililcl the hOtel man. "and
permlt11 nt-1ett1n1 harder to r am
throuah the ,....... emnmlaalon."
selling like banana p a ncak<.>s I h n t
m<.>an s great rental opportunitrl"S for us
all
P eter Henz. presid e nt of San
Frnnc1sco 'a Crea ti ve L c 1s ur.C'
Corporation, holds lhe keys to o\'l'r 4.000
t·ondos that are for r1•nt all uvt•1 th<'
Hawaiian I!ilands.
"Some of the new rondos bc.'ing built
ar c 111 the $300,000 to $500,000 pm·l·
range." he says, "and bc<:auSC' thcy·rl' not
.s<•lling. peo ple cnn re nt thc•m for
between $75 and $165 a day -and that
Include!' a car and maid service '
"A luxurious penthouse at the· Sond.~
o f Kahana. has $2~.00 0 wort h o f
furnishings In lt. It con accommodatl' six
people for $165 a day that's only
$27.5-0 rx·r duy. per ~nion -Whl•r(' C'IS<'
cnn you llv1· In luxury for that kind of
money?"
Each c·ondo has a full k1tch<>n
Creative L<'lsurC'· hM ult its condo
inventory in a computt•r Tht• muchincs
tell you where to s t.oy with kldi. Wh1•rt•
to play l('nnls. Golf.
Give you information on th<' condos
ncurl'!lt thr1 sailing clubes
Tht•y have a brochur.-. Write• Crcutiv
L<'lturc. 1280 Columbus Avt'nut>. San
Francl!ICO, CA 94133. A.sit for "Privacy In
PoradhK•"
'rht• rond tu HnM on ·tht• Monti of
Mnul wtt~ hullt by ronvlct lnb<>r. and
whnt thC' bulldera wcrC' convtclc-d of wns
upset ting the morol rear mam<'nl lold
down b y mlaslonarit'll in 1820. Boys who
fooll'Ct a round wl\h girts w"rc 1hippt-d
uvtl'f' to. Moul t.0 build rt>0d11. When you
drlvt' to Han1, you ure riding on o road
laid by m'*hav1or.
Thh• praciJ~ IOOn fell Into discard
OthcrwlM the whole Island would be
1uperhl1hway.
Vis itors walk lwncuth the
S pact>ship Earth gcosphere
al EPl:OT Cente r
Thl' mul'>t fanwd D1-;nl'y chara<.·tcr, Mickey
MuUM'. and has p<tl" will remain &t thP Magic
Krngdom. 2 1 , mtlc·s a wuy Thl·rc w ill bt-
d1ffcr<.·nt character~ <1t EPCO'f g1an1 dolls in
el h na<: cl ress
A s leek monorail system will ferry crowds
betw('{'n the two sit<.'!. at the 27.000-acr e vacation
r esort outs ide Orlando At the foot or the
monor ail 1s Futur(' World with its I 80-foot
geosphcre.
Inside is Spaceship Earth. a journey through
40,000 years from caveman to satellites to
demonstrate that man survived on earth because
of his ability to <.'Ommunacate.
Dinosaurs a nd st•a monsters await at the
UnivC'rS<· of Enrrgy. where visitors search for
(•nergy SOUl'l'l'S Ill flights OVC'r tht.· Al&s kan
papt'hnl'. tht• 011 rigi. of the North Sea. Niagara
Falls and tht· windmills o f Holland a!> sc·cnes
appear on a 2 10-d egrt'l' screen .
Singing vegelablcs h elp tell the story of
farming from the horse and plow to plants that
grow without soil in lhe 5 1"1-ac re land pavilion .
A restau rant revolves around a b ackdro p o f
jungles, locust swarms and prame f1r<.-s. dt:picting
hostile environme nts man had to t-onquer before
he could farm.
And a t J ourney min imagina tion. vas ators
m <.'l'l Dn•urnfmdt·r and his s1dek1ck. Frgment,
who SC't atx1u1 gathl•rmg dreams. rainbows and
SUOSt'lS
&fon• E.PCOT up<·nl-d. mon.• than 6 mllhon
JX'Oplc• hacf a pt't.·k throug h o prt!vicw cente r
which up1•1a tC'd fo1 I ii m onths, fl·aturing a
I 7 -mmutt• f aim -;h11wlll~ bits and p1('('CS of the
pro)l••"t
F'ur Sam Wild(-. lw.. wife· J ean and thc•1r
d;iu~htn, all I mm Rt·\'(•rly. Mass. th<' prt·vww
wa" l'm1ugh tu t•rllu't' tlwm bal·k to Florida
W1 ldl'. who ll'> 111 the data rommunicataons
fwld with N1 ·w Engl;,ind T<'lephonc-. says hl''s
f;11n1lt;ir with t·omputt-ri. a nd what can h<· dom•
"Rut Lill' Vl!>ltln h1·ri· IS C:int•lStll'," hf' S<ltd.
Karl Ausdl ul J al'ksonvtlll' S<'t'S EPCOT as a
way "f1Jr pt>t1plt· tu gc•t out of thc•ar ba<:k y<1rds and
s t·<· llw Ntl1· H1 vN. th t' E1ffrl Tow1•r, the
pynurnd~ and n ·aliZl' tht·n ··l'> j h1~ worlcf out
t ht•t'<' ..
LJ1sm·y pt'r.,onrwl t'XJX't't that H mlll1on to 9
m 11l1un ll4 '11plt· will v1s11 EPCOT thl· first yt:ar
S<mw l:i 1111ll11m tourt'<I tlw Mngrc Kingdom las t
year
We are proud to
present the
1982 Fall Collection by
Fernando Pena
A collection that epitomizes
glamour, elegcf nce and
sophistication in evening wear
and daytime suits.
Monday, October 4 through
Wedn esday, October 6.
Meet the designer In person
and enjoy the Informal
modeling from noon to 3:00
p.m. In our Designer Salon,
upper level.
.South Coast Plaza
(
&caUM ~ monty ii lllht Ind
lnlL'rl'lt ratA.'11 h&«h. thele rondol lltt not
But con1tructlon still aoa on ·-thl~ u~ for the \:JMefll ol Ulurlat.1. And boy• "*' 11rl1 c.'OW"tely of tht-tocta~ dlr('(!tors
of the bia hotels. South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristo/ Street, Costa Mess
Orange Co11t DAIL V PILOT /8).lnday, October 3, 1982
'\
Traveling the Amtrak way to the city by the bay
By PAT NEISS~ll
Amtrak'i. 1ww doultl1· cl1-t·k1·d 1mpl·rl1m·r 11'
ready und wa1t111g tu t ru11!'lflU1't you and yc>ur
fum ily in stylt• unywht:f'l' you'd llkl· to go.
All k inds of t·xt•ursions 1.ir1: offon·d Sunu.·
1nclutJ1: hotl'ls and HU1d1• st•rvil""" such all a trip tu
San S imeon. Otht•nt urt• duy or ov('rn1ght trips tu
such plat'OS as Y08t.'ll'lth · and or San Olcgo with
8to~ inp tWt't.'n.
A~rak will take.• you lltToss the• t'Ountry. ur
alor1g'""thc Pacific Ol.'l.!a11 north to Sun Frunc•1&'0,
Seattle, or poinlli th<'r<'tn.
From the L..os Angcll>s Union Swtion, you have
two choit..'<.>S: Thl' night trnm (Spirit of California)
leaving at 8:25 und arriving in San Fruncisco the
following morning at 7: 15, or tht• Coast Starlight.
leaving at 10: 15 a .m . and arT1ving in San
Judy Petsonk and Stephen
Eisdorfer settle in their kayak
(right) to start a six-day trip into
the wilderness of G lacier Bay.
Litu ya Boy t below) is just one of
the areas ~isited by kaya k
travelers.
l"ru1w1M't1 ,11 H ~!\ p 111 Tt.11. t1 .1111 M••1•11 11n tu
St•111tlc· 111 tlll' Cuy1•1 of tlw i.h't'l.Htll.( t•urs 11rt· rm•k!i to
Ul'l'otn1111xl11tt· lu~gu~t· thul yuu do not IH'l'd in
your lx•droorn. rnomt•ltt· or 1·oud1 11t•at ()11 tlll'
l11w1•r floor an· two l11l'Kl' lwclr1111m8, 11111' for
l111t1d11·11111wd fJlllilil'll~l·rs, 1 lw utlll'f' '"'' rwn1ll('l1.
If you want lo rclux un a duy trip ur gl·l t1 Sood
nigh t's slC'c.'p oil ull ovt•rnil(h t, u ruomt•ltt• 1s your
answer. This l'ornpur1nwnl 18 utmost too cozy
with its l'Urlainlod w1ntJow11, fudng sl•ats and u
pull-out wblt"
Tht· dclu>w l:x'Clroom has all lht• luxuries of a
f1rsl-das.s hotel room. al lt•:ss l'X p<msiVl' rat.c'S.
Tht• loungl' l'<trs an· upholstl•rt•d 111 desl•rt
colors, with l'omfortablt• i;w1vl!l l'hu1ri. in the
11IJl4(•rvu 1111n <kc.•k fo'or bur M•r v 1<.'t'. yuu "" bl'low
0 1 lttl(llt~ htK'k nwm11111'!. 111 bygo1w duyi. un·
th<> w1•ll de11l g n1•tl J111111u 1·11r11 Although
bn·ukfu:.t a nd lum·h 1111pk1ni; an• p11p1•r, th1• w1hl1 •i.
un· l'<)Vt·rt'<.l with 1.·n -1p lttwn und t·<•nll·nod w ith
• fn•sh !111w1•r·11
M f• U I s 11 rt• 1111 JI 1· 11 v 1 n (( . u n cl p l'l l' I.! i. u r 1.·
'\ rcasonublc. Comf>ll'tl' or u la cul'tl' 11wuls ur<'
nvallubll'. u11 wol us Wint'. u good ll<'ll'Ctlon of
~l"SSerti; ond m ixed drinks.
Coll(·hcs arc comfor t.ublc, an improv1•nwnl ov1.·r
car:. or yort'. ThC' ~·Ul.S r<.oelirw, a nd the foot rt•sts
cr<.•atc a bed-like fccltng. Snacks an·d soft and
hard drinks art• uvailablt• in the lounge, so a
passenger dcx;:;n't havi· lCI go w the dining t.•ur
unless he wants a full m<.•al
A trip to San f'rnnc1st:o h. u S<.•l•mc W0Qlldl•r
H.1t·1nu 1.11011g 1111 • t·uui.t you l .Jll w1Ht h 1lw i..·.J ui.
J(ulh, tiiko • 11Cf 111 ll1J(lll 111 d1 v1· fnt f1,h ••h tht· -
whllt• t'UJ>'i :1111111-h llJ<lllll-;I 1tw t ltff..,
An11rak haic :1 lioukll'l tl1·ta1lan~ 1·1111.,t.11 MMltl'
yuu wlll pasi., with 111111111 lt'lol r..t1·n ·111·1.., and 11
mup
Oxnard: S~1nt;1 lbrb11rn, !:>a11 Lu1i. Ob111po,
Salmus, Sa11 .JUM'. at1d 1111•11 y11u 'n • 111 Oukland,
wht-n• you tr11ns h•1 lu 11 IJu.., for S 1111 l"r/l llt'l!'ll'll ·
Sun frant'li.t·u h:" i.1111ll'tl1111g f111 l'Vl·ry•mto,
from i.111all inns tu lul gt• h11tc·l1-'1'111111o 11( 1111' 11rl'11
und 1nt11w1111·1·011111ry. 111 ;1 ho;1t t11p 111 Aln.1traz
;.1rt• JUhl a ft•W of tli1· opt11111o;
Amtruk 1.·:H) .111 .11llo(t• t•1u 1" t•1 i.1111w u1untry
from SatTt1m1•1 1t1J. 0 11kl.111d 111 S:1n fo'r .11KtM~1
Put N1·1~1·r 1., '/'1.11·1·/ l•:tl1t1J1 ol 01.111>w Cn<J!>I
nlitJtilZl/11 •
• Touring Alaska by kayak can be hairy experience
EDITOR 'S NOTE It must have se<..•mNf a
most alluring v:.ication idea, to tak(• 11 kayak trip
in Glacier Bay. Alaska. And instc•ad it. was a
m emor able onL· although som e o f t hC'
memories are a bit SC'ary. c·vc>n in rc>lrOSpc<'t. An
"out-of-shape" Eastern reporter deSC'ribes the
adventure, irs bC'auty and exhilaration. danger
and discomfort.
By JUDY PETSONK
Cemct.n. H.J., Covri.t-Poet
JUNEAU. Alaska Th<' waler al the foot
of the glacier wac; two degrees above freezing If
we fell in we'd have six minutes to hve.
The skull of a mountain goat rested beside a
pile of drred wolf dung. and clumps of d owny
white goal hair were strewn over a 30-foot area
Bearpnnts tore moist dark holes in the thick
mat of underbrush "It isn't w1Jdcmcss unless
there's something out lherl' that can kill you."
we h ad been told on th<' fu-st lt•g of our Alaska
vacauon.
Yet there WC' w cr<'. two out -o f-shape
Eastern ers, finding this tr<'k into the barren
fjords of Alaska both manageable and fun. We
had s igned up for a six-day kayak trip an Glad<'r
·Bay, west of Juneau on the downqard-pointang
"thumb" of the Alaska Panhandle.
There were five on the trap: a nurse and a
teach er from Minnesota. a lawyer and a reporter
from Philadelphia, and our guide , Judy Brake!.
who g rew u p in the Alaska fishing town of
Petersburg.
Float -planes dropped us on a narrow rock
beach, 50 miles into the w1ldt.>rnC'ss from the
village of Gustavus. We had three wnts, two gas
stoves the si?.e 9£ coffee mugs. and several canvas
MCk.s full of numbered wood<'n p1e<'CS that we
were to assembl<' mto kayaks
The boats were Gennan K lcppers. designed
IO that each wooden rib and f11JOrboard section
mapped. tongue and groove, into IL'i neighbor.
and the w hole fitted neatly into a canvas shell
Flotation devices on each side t'Ould be inflated
like 17-foot balloons. Foot pedals ronn«tcd to a
rudder for steering.
None of WI had been in a kayak before. Our
guide gave a quick demonstration of the paddle
s troke, and we launc hed Into a world o r
muted Hght , drab gr~n water, and sheer gray
clif(s scoured out by the massive• weight of the
glaciers. It is a world of hovering eagles and
scream ing gulls, of fat and curious S(lals on
floating icebe rgs a nd or otter s s k imming
notlelcssly through the water. tn alx days we aaw not on <' r usty tin can, not
o n e scra p o f pa per n ot o ne h uman fact' or
footprint other tnan our ow n. We could drink
from every glacie r-fed uream that snaked down
tM rocky clfff1.
There wt1..-ct.ys w hen the clouds, wrapped
Ilk~ ucota around the jagged thro;»tt or t hr mounwna, hung IO low that they h id cv n the
diltanl 1ie.mer which brought tourl~ta One.'(' 8
'Bed and breakfast' comes to Alaska
By JUDY PETSONK C•mden Cour,.r-Poet
ANCHOHAGE "Stay With
a Friend." adv1st~ tht• cht~rful
voice on thl' Alaskan c•nd of the
l<.·k·phont.•
"Stay With a Fric•nd" t!> tht·
official namt! or thC' Anchorag<>
bed a nd brcakrast orgamzataon
Bed a nd breakfas t programs
sprang up as rapidly as the state's
famous wildflowers this summ<'r
tn Alaska's largest l'tl1cs
F or Alas kans, it's a way to
bring 1n a few dollars and to
break the Far North 1solat1on
with nt>w fac.'<.>S from "outside" -
what Alaskans n1ll tht• r<-st of th<'
Unttl'CI Stales.
TravC'l ers who U!>t' this
n('lwork of privat1.' hom<'s can
makt' some dent in the high l'OSl
of a trip to our north<'rnmost
sta te. but B-and -Bs a rc morr
import.ant as a way to met't somr
of the s tate's most outgoing
residents and W havc tht· comfort
and convenience of home w h llC'
trave ling
The cost or a night'11 lodging
and a homecooked brcakfust
rangt'S from $25 to $50 for a room
with a double bed at B-and-B
homes in A laska, while hotel and
mote l rates ran~e from $45
(rare) to $90. The Anchorage
Trave•Jodge ($72) and Hilton
1$70) are typical; their rat<.>s do
not 1ndudc· break fast.
Bathrooms i n bed and
brc·akfast homes are gen erally
s h an•d with t he family But
there are inta ngibles t h at
co mpensate for that s mall
inconvenience. In Juneau , our
host got up at 5:30 am to cook
breakfast and take us to the
airport in Lime for an ear ly flight
In An c h o r age, our hos t ess
o fft.rcd to cook a home ba k <'d
dinner of salmon she had caught.
Hosts were lively, interesting.
and f raE'nd I y. and off ercd ins1gh ts
into the proud indepC'ndencC' of
those who have chosen to live in
Alaska.
In Fairbanks, a town of 22,000
whc·rc do w ntown l s a
hodgepodge of log cabins. tall
t·ont·rl'te m olels and l!JiOs
honky-tonk saloons, W<.' stayed
two blocks from the center of
town in a cozy log c abin
overhung with trees and flowers.
Our host~. Laved1 Lafferty. a
t a l l woman who wore her
graying waist-length hair in a
ponytail, had h ved for years in a
cab i n just outside Mc K inley
Park, had traveled in the Far
East. and had d ecid<.>d to become
a bl>d and breakfast hostess after
s taying in guest homes in
England and Scotland
Th<' bed, with a fluffy blue
spread. looked a bit lumpy but
was comfort.able Breakfast was a
stack of hotcakes with baron.
In Anc horage. a s prawhng
trac·t-homc and shoppmg-l·c•nwr
l'lty o r I n .ooo. Wt th a h arbor ant.I
v11.·wi. of lovl•ly mounuuns on all
s1dc-s. Wl' staycod in a spacious b1 -
Jc•v(' I.
Our hns t<•ss. Margar<'l
Karvagll'y. a travel agent and
v1ohnis t wi t h th e• Anchorage
symphony, had worked as an
akohol1sm counselor, socwl
programs administrator and
po l1c·y adviaN wi t h various
governmenta l agenl'ies. H e r
husband, Oscar, Is one of two
Alas kan represC'ntatives to the
In u 1 t (Eskimo) C1 n ·u m polar
ConfC'rcnce.
day to S<.>e. through binoculars, nt what we were
seeing face to foet>
But this world was far from silent The
glaciers. whkh flowed Ilk<' broad rivers of white
1C-e through mounuun clefts to the sea. thunderc.-d
us they shifted inwardly. At th<' 11ea's edge, they
sheared off in blue and white cliCfs h undreds of
feel high, streaked with the black of pulvt'riuod
rock11 Massive Ice art·hways and towers splashed
into the water. like castles rollapalng
We µaddled only about two hours that fu~l
day b<>for<! getting n cl()S('u p of our first glacit'r A
trio of weathered cabins. wallpapt'red m 1930s
Montgomery Ward cal.81og~. still held the rusty
bed p rings and m ining paraph ernalia o f a
hu!4band and wlfo prospector tC!am who had
au mmered o n this bar ren spit of land for 32
years Tht> ptarmigan. a w lldernc.'9A chicken too
dumb to h ide. cluckNJ busily 11bout o tlower
gotd ·n Iona 10~ w ild.
Our kayaks were <.•xt-cptlon111ly st.ablt-, tru~ty
httlc> crcaturC's. But clO!!e t.<> 1'hurt>, n big wnvc
triggc>red by fallin g Ice could 11wnmp th l•m
ogoms t rocks. H w were beached for lunc h
when we heard tht• lee thundl'r. we would dash
to the kayaks, and paddle• nose first Into the
wave.
lccb<>rg~. whit<' m1 bone, robin's egg blue. or
grimy g roy with ground·u r rock. W{•rQ anothrr
hamrd. W<>athrr hod l'tlrV<.'<: them Into oll sort..os of
fancifu l 11hop('tl. Und(•rnt3lh. suit wal('r nlbbh..od
When th • center of grevlty sh ifted. ll 30· or 60·toot b<>rg would Auctdcnl y fli p. endangerlns
nHtby crti ft.
-
ThC' hand . covert'<I by glBCi<'r only, 50 years
before•, was bare rock. with small pock<'la of silt.
a few hardy grasses and wlldflowcni. ond one
Improbable! cluster of sprue'l'll, plan ted by th<'
prospccto.111. Our guJdc ahow t-d us edible 1raAACS.
which wc gut hMcd for salad And o 11autccd
vegetable. h wH not u ntil t he fifth nlght tha t wu
found a bit of d riftwood and built a lire. We kept
th<' flrt' mall M> that It would not 1t't>n:h rocks.
We lt>arned tha t even the rare rock bt"aches
where wc camped were arudging &lftl of the
g lad<'r . Except where fn('l\lng atttams depolited
allt and broken rock, tht' c:llfl1 d ropptd 1tral1ht
down 111to th1· wau•r 1n cit plh:-. lll I.20CJ ft-t·t
It ra1nc•d al lc•:i>;I p;ort ur t·vt•rv cJav We-Wt·rt·
snug in ra1ni.u1t!>, wuol sh11 t .ind pants, and
kn<'l'·high ~ulo~hl·~. 11ur gt·1.ir wrupµt-d in flasu,·
bags On tht• walt•r, rain only nmd1• ui. fl'l' more
of a part or this world. On land. WI' huddled
under rock OVl'rhangs. o u r tt•nts, or a tarp
suspcndt-d from fJV(' paddlc·s
We plann<'d our dayi. to thl' rhythm of the
t1dC'. wh1C'h m uld lT<'i.'P a hundr<'<l yardi. up a
be<11:h. w1p1ng out .1 t·ampi.tll·. or m.1kt• paddling
twtt'f' a:. hard
On our longt"l't duy. W<' b.1llll'<I th1• t1dt• 13
mtll'S up a 'IX'l'l.11.·ular ftngn or thl· bay fl-cl by
seven al'ltVC' ~lac·1t•ri.. dodging 1<·c· f10t•!>, while
curious s<'ab and porpms<·i. splns ht·d nearby
AnothN day we l'ros.o:;C'd the• swift c·urrc•nt of an
undt•rwatc-r· glat·ial strl'.im
Som<'tlmt·s WI' t·ould drift ulmost
<'ffortlei:.sly. tr<in11g tht• l'OlKlt•i. flight, a nd
watt·hing tht' oystt•rt'<t ll'ht•ri., with the•ir blal·k
bod 1C's and 11uts1?C· oranRl' billi. s k1tt t•r .
squ<1wk1nl(. at'rrJ:-." the· watl'r
It w.ai, on tht~ last duv th:11 the• vai.t lonl'ltnC'SS
of thl• bay n•all y namo homt• It wa. ... a lx.•auuful
morning, a short c·asy paddle. with tht' sun
sli cing throui;ih i;usp<'ndc•d s ht•t•ts o f morning
mis t . Wt• bc·nc·hC'd by I . h;id uur kayaks
d1sassC'mbkd by 2. and dC'splle ti deC'pl•ning
dr1zzlt'. had ttml' to c•n.)Oy a qu1c·k lunc·h .
Tht> float pla1ws Wt•rc• suppose'<! to p11 . .'k us up
nt 3. By th<'n. 1t was raintng quite• hard. und the
fog was th11.•k and low. WI' turn<'d our we t foe<'S
toward the douds and llstt'lll'd for a distant
drom:
The planc•s didn't l'OllW
At 4 o'd ock. tl was raining hl•twily. a nd the
tide had 1..'0mt• up so mu<'h that our hllll• beach
had hnlf d1sapp1.·arro It was JUSl past thl· summer
solst1t't'. a nd nonnally the sky was bright until
midnight. But now thl' plll!d·up douds WNe
making 1t dork .
WC' spread the tarp owr us and read aloud:
Indian ll'li(l'nds of the blly. talt'S of intN'p1d John
Muir. w ho fell 11110 o crcvrulS(' full of wotcr while
~xploring these:> gloc1C'rs. and dt'<.'lor1.'tl only thnt
tht' Icy bath curt'<i his bronc:hlto1
At 5, we be-gun to look fur o cnn1ps1te. Tide
would llOOn ('OVl'r th<' l.k•ach. All arou nd was
swam p or dl'n~· thil'ket Wt• 8pr<'nd thl• tents on
thrt.'c mall pmc:he. of w1ldflowc111 l·lmi1tlg to t hC'
top of n !IOll·ll'ss shuk
It wns aftur ti. whl'l1 0 111• plane burst th rough
thl' fog and d rop1x-d onto thl' wott•r n~r the
hcach. 'I'ht• M.n>M plane hod lflcd lWil'l' to make
it through. tmd was fort d to lul'n buck. We flew
buck low, n<'nrly skating undt•r t hl' fog, joking
th61t we• could ldt•ntlfy wll<lfl11w1·~ from t ht·
wlnduw
'Our plnnl' c-ould hold only four ~ ·ngc"
We leCt o ur gu ide a\andlng on tht-bcoc·h
aurroundrd by sack• of tll'IU. lt wu two mor«'
days btCorr a pilot wu abfo to go In a nd at>t h«>r.
DlllJ Piiat Tl1c lrvi1u• l11tlu lriul --..
Co111111 ,. x hu what ii ~ SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 108~ lukt•s lo bring bu i11es
BUSINESS OUTLOOK 0 3-5 to Io w n . . Se(• Bu 'incs
STOCKS 06-7 """ Outluuh, Page D.1.
Bankruptcy upswing: Sign of a , sick economy
Personal petitions up,
fiscal laxity blamed
By KAREN E . KLEIN
oftM Oeltr '"°' llatt Dick and H1to Wc•tsi. knc•w tht>y wt•rt• tn
trouble in late 1979
That's whc•n thl· booming t'OUnly rt•al t'SUite
market Rtt.a hod bt't•n so suc't'\.'8Sful in began to
slow down. Tht• c:ouplc's 1nl'omc dropped
drast1cally Their spending did not.
Rita had lx't.•n t•armng $50,000 to $60.000 <.1
year an r ea l c•s t atc·. und with Dtc:k's
$30,000-a -yeur salary from his .)Ob a:. a i.chuol .
psychiatn st they Wl'rt.' dotng well. •
Dick and R1U1 Weiss (not their n ·al name)
lived well c•nough lo drive Cad11lat-s and BMWs.
Well l'nough lo buy nl'w furniture and homl'
en teriainment l.'qU1pmenl, and c:harge 1t all on
their many cn.'Ciil cards
Bu t w ht•n Rita's 1m·omc bc•l·ami: almost
non -existent, they didn't know how lo slop
spending. Not until thl'Y owt•d $:j2,000 on about
19 credit cards.
By that time 1.)wy had no c:hoicl· but to fill' a
petition for 1x•rson:.i l bonkruplt'y.
S11ll'l' Ot:tobN IH71J. wht·n u n •v1:1t<tl h-<ll•f'll)
bu11k1 uµu·y p 11l1t·y wa11 an1t1atl•d , l<:go l
tlet'111ru1111n11 of p<•rsonul insolvt.•nl'Y huvt·
1m·rc·aM 'll Jrumutll'olly
In 1979, 2;:J55 t'8st'8 or Chapt, .. r 7 , or srn1plc,
l11mkrupu·y Wl'rt' fill-d with tlw Orunge County
oHtl·t-of the U S Runkruptc·y Court. ln 198 I. the
numbN rust• ll.1 :i,203
Chaptt.•r 1:1 bankrupll'll>S, wlm:h rl'<ju1re th<'
dl•htor to puy bac·k his <.'rl'<.h toni on a redut-ed
payrm·nl plan St·l up by tht• l'OUrt. we.mt from 499
111 IYl:IO to 1:165 tn 191:11
F1gurl·s for 19Ki prom1st•i. to far surpass
thus•·
Why tht• 111t-rc•a1>t.•'!
Cut I Lindquist . pn•s1d1.•nt or Cunsunwr
C1t·d11 Counsl'lors of Orangl• County, Inc·. c1wd
tht· mun• h·nit'nl b;mkruptt·y law as th<· caialyst
fm tht· incr<•aSl~ "It's t·as1c•r now. Slnt'(: lht· law
d1ang t•d ," hl· said l ,
Thl· 1978 Ft.·dPra I Bankrupt.t·y Rl'form Act
f'l•plan·d a bankrupu·y law dating back w the
JUth t•t·ntury. Undt•r thl• rdor ml-d law, someone
who gol's bankrupt no longer hru> to give up all
has assc·L>i to pay back his debts
Now . a bankrupt m<ty claim $7,000 in
t·xc·mpt1ons from bank at.'t.'OUnts, tax refunds, and
stock and bonds. lie-is a lso able to keep much of
his pc·rsonal properly. The word bunkrupll'Y u sed to be
synonymous with c•mb<.lrrussmC'nt. famtl>: ~haml'
and personal ruin. Now, the lc•gal aellon has
become commo nph.1l'l', l'Ven c:h1c, soml' say An
estimated 6,000 p<>rscmal bankruptc:y at·tions will
be hied in Orange· County this year.
It also has lx'<.'OmC' a problem of increasing
concern to t'Onsuml•rs and creditors ahke.
Dally "lo' l"holo br Chaflff StMr
Crt•dit counselors have simple advice for cons umer s overburdened
All that may bl' l'Omforting , but most
t.lt:btors wouldn't havt• to worry about going
IJankrupl at all tf plasllt· mont•y wasn't so widely
<ivatlabl<' and so tc•mpt111g.
Lindquist plac·c-d much of the blame for the
inc·n ·aSl' in bankruptt'l<'S on the l-red1t card
syslt·m 1n genl'n1I Creditors. likl· retail l'ompanics and loan
agencies, are claiming large IOS...'it'S in revenues
due to lhl' s k yrockl'llng bankruptcy rates
nationwide.
by debt&: Ge t rid of the plastic money.
lurm ol h1ghc·r inlt'n'Sl ralt'l> on c·rc.-dll t·ards. said Wmfi~ld Payne·. ,rn Urangt• County allorm·y who
handl<>s :ffo und 40 bankruplt:y<'ast'S a month
But the bottom line 1s that c:rc-d1tors pass
their bankrupt<:y IOSS<.-s on to t'Onsume rs in thl'
"I am paying for m y dll'nts' bankrupll'll'S,"
Pay ne s aid Bec-a USl' companies r o utinely
Asians untapped market
New bank, S&L to cate r to n eed s of Vietnam re fugees
By PHIL SNEIOERMAN
Of the Dallr Piiot Slaff
Two financial instilut1c..1•s are
being formc·d 1n West Orang<'
County with an e ye toward
se rving the a rea 's l arge
population o f Southeast As ian
r e fugees a n d t he gro wing
number of As.Ian businesses.
De lta Savings a nd L oan
Associatio n opens Monday .
United American Bank plans to
start doing business in Decemlx>r.
Both financial institutions are
locat ed on Bo lsa Ave nue in
Westminster in an area where
many A s ian businesses are
clustered
Off1c1als at both 1nst1lut1ons
say they w ill not restrict their
business to Asian c·ustoml•rs. but
will o ffer ser vices. su ch as
bilingual tellC'rs, to help refugee
custo mers ovcrc:omC' languagt•
and cultural differences.
"This, to my knowk't.lgc, 1s the
first joint venture bet wee n
Vietnamese and Caucasians 1n
Ill
United American
Bank
DELTA SAVINGS
A"6D LDAN -"!.."OOC.IAT10N
opened about 650 bustnt'SS('S m
th<.' county. he said
"Our needs are no d1fff'rc•n\
from anyone else's," Trank1l•m
s aid . "But because o f
c ommunication and cultural
d1ffe rl'nces. a savings and loan
should be designed to S<'rvc thc"S<·
spl'(·1al n<'eds "
Addc·d Ba ima , "Th(· bottom
linl' 1s that De lta will be a
commumty-oncnted institution.
n ot a Victnamest' savings and
loan. It will offer all types or
s I' r v 1 ct• s. w 1 l h a pa rt 1 t· u I a r
intC'r cst in s erving th e
Vlf'tnamesc· c·ommumtv h«:-ausc·
"Because of communication and cultura l
differ e nces, a savings a nd loan should be
design ed to serve the e specia l needs."
the Umted States in forming a
savings and loan ." said Dallas
Baima. a H untington Be ach
resident who lS prc:.1dC'nt or [)(.'Jta
Savings
Chief exe<.·uttve offu..'<'r or [)(.'lta
is Luu Trank1l'm , a Onl'-t1ml'
executive w tth the.· Central &nk
of Vietnam who left that nauon
tn 1975. He now 1s chairman of
the mark et in g education
de partment at Cal S tale Los
Angell's and llvl'S in New port
Beac:h.
Trankiem said there an• about
500,000 Vietnamese in the• United
Stat.es. He said Orange County,
with 65,000 r <'fugces livin g
primarily in Huntington Beach,
Garden Grove, Westminster and
Santa Ana. has the nation's
largest concentration.
Vietnamese immigrants hove•
no one else ls.
"This 1s not merely lx·ing done
a:. a community service We art•
also busma<;m;n, and we reallw
thcrs 1s a lrt'mc·ndous untapp<-d
market"
T o servC' this ma rket, Delta
will hire b1hngual c mployt'C'S.
advc•rt1sc 1n Vietnamese
newspapers. prmt brochur<.'S and
passbooks in V1elnaml'St· and
o ffer s pec ia l 1nternat1 onal
banking services.
Delta's vault also will Include
3,000 safely deposit boxes that
wtl l be availa ble f ree t o
customers. Trankiem said many
refugees have converted their
savings to gold or jewelry and
nCC'd a secure place to keep tht'S4.'
items. A more long-term goal will
be to promote ronfidencl' m th<'
Institution. so that refugees will .
M-1 money supply growth
Billions.of dollars
430
irwt•st in s<.ivtngs act'01.mts.
About $2 mi llion worth of
s to<.·k in Dt•l w hus l:>N>n sold prior
to op<•m ng
Dt•lta s tot·kholdl·r s arc a
roughly l'Vt•n m1X of Cau<.·asians
and V1c·lna mesl' The savings and
l oan also h as l'r ca tcd a
45-membc-r advisory board made
up of Vietnamese and Caucasian
hus1m~ ll·udt•rs
Trankll'm ac·knowll'dged that
i.omt• Caucasian residents of
Orange Coun t y rest.•nl t h e
rt·fugl·<·~ who havt' setlll'd
lcJt:ally Som<.• o( this animosity,
h<' s.ucl. 1i. baS<'d on unfounded
rumor~ that lht• n<'wc·omers have
rt'( 1·1vt'<.1 spc'<·1:1l trc•atmc•nt from
lhl' govl·rnmc·nl in starling loC'al
bU'>tn!~'>C.·io.
Jfr twltt•vt•s tht• b1c·ultura l
i.;1vtng~ and hran can h<'lp ease
this wn~1on Onl' md1 t•at ion that
!Jdta's apprm.1l·h may Ix· timely.
he· s:i1d. 1s that the S & L was
organtZl·d during the· curre nt
rl'{'l'S.'ilOn •. I r w (• d I d n . t h a v e t h e
conf1dt•m·1.· or V1t•tnamest' and
CauC"us1an 1nvc·stors. we· L'OUld n't
opc•n for bus1rw ss." Trankicm
s<lld
A short d1swnc'C away on Bolsa
Avt·nut>, Unitc'Cl AmC'r1can Bank.
wh1l·h ;,ilso ho pc'S to tap into th~
Southc•as l As 1<1 n ma rkt•l , as
preparing f or it s Decembe r
opt•nmg
Vtl't' pres1d1.•nt Jim Rodgers
'J1d the• bank has obtained all
nt•ccssar y s tall' and federal
approvals and now 1s preparing
to sell about $2 5 million in stock.
Rodgc•rs said he• ant1<'1palt'S no
problc•ms in M"lhng th<' sec·unl1c'S.
Asian bus1m-ss pl'opk make up
a majority of Un1tt-d American's
bc>ard of dtrc'<:tors The bank.will
employ bilingual tl'llers bul does
not plan 1nil1all y l o issue
passboo k s and brochures in
Vwtnuml>se, Rodgers said.
L1kl' th1•1r counterparts al
Dc-lta Savings. Umtl'd Amerkan
l'XCl·Utivt•s stress that they want
to aural·t a ll sectors o f th e
t•ommunity, not just r<'fUJ{c-es
!See ASIANS, Page OZ>
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Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar A.pt May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
Erratic
Federal Reserve effort lo control inflation hy keeping growth of
the money 1upply within a target rang have had their ups and
downe. La8t week, money rose 8400 million, di appointing the
financi,I C(•m'munity, which had expected a drop.
pass ]08S(.>S along to ronsunll'rs, Paynt' l'XplatnC'Cl,
everyone 1s sharan'g the burdt•n inc reast'd
personal bankruptc'1cs arc pla<"tng on creditor:.
Whc·n banks op<>n up m new areas they send
tn-dtt t·ards out le ft and right in order to boost
bus1m·ss. hf' said "I've nC'vcr applied for a credit
c·ard m my hfc and I've ~ot dozens of them," lt'6 a h<'avy load to b<>itr. and it':. getting
hC'avier lSee DEBTS. Page DZ)
Since 1980, business bankruptcy r a tes havt> hit levels not seen
since the Great Depression. The number of firms tha t have
headed for the bottom as a proportion of tota l businesses is,
however , nowhere near tht-statistic for 19:~2 .
Business failures blamed on
hard times, soft managernen t
By ROBERT BUR NS ., .. ._.. •• 1*
N EW YORK -AmPrican
com panies, W<'a ken1.•d by two
r ecessio ns an two years. a rC'
failing at the fastl'St rate sint·c
the Dep~1on But bank rupt.t·y
s pecialists say the caUsC'S of
collapse run dC'epC'r than the·
unfril'ndly C't:onomll' l1mc-s
S tumbling 1n thC' exl'cuuvc•
suites. bungling in thC' board
r oo ms just pl ai n bad
management is crit1t·a l in thl'
failure of man y C'Om ponit-s. l'Vl'n
In the lx>st of liml'8
AJso moves to clear th<' web llf
government regulation rrom surh
kC'y indU!itries as finan<'«'. olrlin~·s
and truc king havl' left many
companic•s vulnerable aci they
co pe with unf om 1li or
competition.
And the oil glut 1s battering
thl' en ergy businl'S.'I, which only
two years ago was riding a n
unprecedented wavl' of profits
1.1nd seemed a lmost immune• to
n'Ct.>sSlon .
8ut whatever the t"a u sc.
anAlyats say. the slckHt side or
bu."lness Is thl' cuuntl~ numbN
o f small. sonwtJmc9 family.run,
. enlC!rpriees.
J ose).>h Dunca n . c h ie f
.U.ti1tki.n •t Oun & Brodst ret't
Corp .. • prlv(l t «' crc-dlt ·
information M"rv&ct>. aaye a 8l'eAat
thare Of b USIOC8SC8 that i O under
arc amall compa n lc>a run b y
peopl J with llttl(' pr('vtou•
experience> In th•l """ of work. ''h'• amaxing to me," h P aaya.
"8otnc."C>nc wlll dt~ldc he Wanta
to own • marl no. M1tybe It tounds
Jik~ a Mood llf«'. But tw> ha~ no
p revious cXp('tl\•ncct In the
butlncu.'' Tht> VC'nturc gets
mired In rle>bt. ond be-for«' fong
~ txi t option Is bAnkruptey
The marina. ond hundrt>ds of
olhc•r bUSIOl'SSl'S. might haV('
made 11 in IC'SS hostil<' ('{'Onom1c
rond1t1ons. But they art· folding
under the· pressure or ch1 lhngly
high intc•rt•!>I ralt•s. slu.:~1 sh
consumer dC'manci anci low
mrl11<;lrt<tl output
"It's when timf'S gl'I h;ul that
v o u b t· p a r a l c· t h l ' g o o d
management from thC' had." says
Bl'n Eva n s, a bankruptcy
s pcl'la hsl at tht• at.'(:ounltng firm
Erns t & Whinnc•y "A w t•ll ·
any lull yl'ar sm('(' 1933. when
19.859 fo1lurl'S W<'re rl'<.'Orded.
Evt•n so. futlur l's as a per -
u•n11c1g1.· of all bus inesses op-
c•ra t1ng ,1rt' not nearly as severe
a s du ran g l h e De press ion.
aC'<'Ording to Duncan's estimates.
11<' figures that as many as 85 of
c·vrry 10.000 businesses will fail
this yl•ar That as triple the rate
m 1979 and double the 1980 rate,
but 11 1s far below tlw I f.I per
10,000 m .. '<>rded in 1932.
HBad m a nagem e nt d ecision often can be
covt>red up by good economic times. But
bad deC'is ion s a re exacerbated when you
get a downtur n in the tconomy."
m anaged company 1s somC'h ow
11 hie lo g<'ar 1 ts bustnl'S.'I to t ht>
t1m<>S so it can surv1vC' ...
By Dun & Bradstr{"('t's t'Ount,
an avcraf't' of 473 c:omm<'rc1ol
nnd indus t rial companies hove
f'ither been forced to close or to
~k reorganizauon each week. so
far this year. Thal 1s the fastest
rat~ of collt:1psc since 1932, whc•n
the w~kly rt:1W was 6 12.
"Bad manage ment decisions
ofl('n can be rowrcc:I up by good
''<.'<mom le times." says Mlch~el
J lorgan. senior vkc pl"t'aid nt of
credl\ policy at Citibank. "But
hsd rleclslons nrl' t•xoccrbatcd
when you gel n downtu rn In the
economy." '
Mou bankruptcy 8pcclal111t1
ag~. however. that <'Ven some
well ·run romf)llnlE'fl are throwinll
In th<' towel.
For the year so for , 17 .~02
buslncsst•s havl' folh'd. 11lmm~t
half again u rnuny 011 In the• Mme
J)f'r1oci lfll't v1"'r And thl" year's
11 .1lrc•11dy '' hl)(hl'r than for
• •
Although most failures are ol
smnll. httle known c-ompanles,
Dun &. Bradstreet says t}\e
b1gf{t'St in<:reasc in bankruptcies
this yl'o r 1s a m o ng l a rger
t'Ompanlf'S.
Dcspitt• th., dangers of such a
r apid lncreast' in b u s iness
failures. ('(."()nomlsts say the trend
d ocs not m ean the country's
t'Or porllte \tructure ls dying .
"It d oesn • t te II us ltl.Cre la
an yth ing fat.ally wrona •with the>
l'C'Onomy.'' says James Meig, the
<.'hid economist at First lntcrstate
Bancorp. In L<>8 Anaek-s.
And while am&llC'r companift
are the most frequ<'nl failurH.
the dam•ae to the eronomy may
be far·~hln1.
"h 's like-killing off M't'dllng
trf('S,'' saya E. Pct.er Glllettl' Jr.,
c hairm a n o t No rthwcst N•n
Natio nal &nk In Minnl'apoUa.
"Ttw 11mt1llcr companil'8 •~. ln ~'Sl!Cn<'t'. being anuffttt out and
you'r l' pcnalltlna futur e
('('Onomlc 11rowth."
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DI 01ang• OoHt DAILY PIL.OT/8undey, Ootober 3, 1982
llllBIClllTITICll ._
Here are the stock market activities of publlcly traded Orange
County flrma for the week ended Friday, Oct. 1. Data provided
by Newport Securities Corp.
Mergers' value de.hated
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1 ......... o. ••
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9 ll•or loH. H O :~ :m;::·r::~ ..,L
•I trU1ror• , •• IUD' a ~~:::~:lt!"ii. ·~L.Oa
'' C•rl ltr•th•r CA•L 1• Ct rtroa C•rf. CITI t1 C"•••f'••lll• CMU ll Ct U ltfte It"~ • ~: ~:~::(. ~·c~. :
11 CoM roo, lno. CMllO
11 eo.~,.. •. c.,.. °"" n ~:::.::!°"11 ••• ~::· n oou-r orv1 16 Dota\rOfl DTll l? 0.t,_ OU M• l l Oowoar J... DJL
29 sa:o, lno. la: JO llP Nloro, llPM
J 1 lldorodo "'"" ILDI J2 Doul .. Corp ltlLl' ll ::!:~~0~,.!~0" ri J •
JS far ¥e•l ''"· rvt
)6 ,.,.., ...... ,. JI Fluor Corp. J8 f luoroou•bon :~ ~::.~::'::l~:
t 1 Ot n•r•l Tet·•·
•l Clold•• w. "·
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r L• • re••• "U' ODIA
OTCI 01111 •
t } Ortel.,.ttMoep OWi
'' lft llOftt Uae NILi ·~ Hor1 u1• .... HUI
16 -· "uU~ KMCA :i ~~r:ri:!h~•t. ~;r:
•9 L•I· HI l l• U\ L.OtO
~o LA••r Preo. Ll 3:R
" Llbor•r .. ti. • ~2 Lton CO\lft\rp DI•• '1 Loa AIHllOI LU C
j e Lut.fter Nit• LOfHU
H llCCo•o COrp. -Sl '"r ourr S.•. N.SL.
Sf Mlor-o Cefter•l -
51 Mloroaeatcon. MXC4
'' Morehow1e Ind "ua 60 MJI 0. Lt C:orp MS!
6l lattoMl 14. IUC • 62 ••uct•• rood •auc •1 lif•l>Oft .... •a..•
,. lwp</k l s... .
•~ ••w~f"\ Corp. ti DI'•
66 lewport I J•ot •Dill
•1 •••port Pta•r• •vPM U •aw llbrld Coe •ltlV 69 luolear ... d. lf'M3l
TO Odet le• ODO
71 0.nl•edl<'•l QlitWI
7 l Or•na• lanoorp ..
7) Paetr to .SOh ft PSI
711 P1r~tore1 Pel• '''' 7~ Penn Pac:.(orp PPAC
76 Ptpef" "rdro PSJI 11 r.-..1., c.o. roe •
74 PrlntrOfth Ptn• 1: ::·r:~!.~~!~ ::re 9, •ap.R1awre1 BUM ll ,..,.Jiii' c.orp. .. .. 8J .s. .... ..., 011 n u
•• St 1 tooe 31• SLC••
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h•~r\ k•oh hJ1 l •rtoa
.. ""'' h1oh S.nta An1 lrYln• An•"•I• Col\• .....
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Meh•l•
lett"r\ l••Olt
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tr•lfte
LllUf\I #l.Vl l LA1un1 lft1u•l An1t'l1t e
l'Y•tln ..S.nta Ana
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A.nafteta Santa Ana
..... """' tfltl• Mh . .tton U •Jo t..awn. H1lh
lr•I"• Munt. •••ch i..11i1n.a Htlh
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l'\tl l•rton
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tr•l"•
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11 .SOU\& It. Ian~ Slllt •II\.•
18 k al'Mtard t..o1, 3TDL • S.Ah ""•
19 Stend•rd Pee 3'' • Coll• Kt u 90 Stan1 Hydro. S'f'OH Sift Cl1•1nL• 91 h•dlow, lnc. !Vr:D Clardt n Cl"O••
Ml OfQi.;Qep\U.er "''
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Credit counseling can halt
slide toward bankruptcy
Although many people are o pting for the
f inality of bankruptcy, there are ways to avoid
signing away all your d ebts -and all your
credit.
Bankruptcies can sometimes be prcvL•ntcd if
the debtor sees a credit counselor c•arly in the
game.
Carl Lindquist, preside n t o f Con sumer
Credit Counselors of Orange County, Inc. said he
gets some people in his office who arc> so far in
debt their only alternative is to file> bankruptcy
Others simply can't, or won't follow a budget.
But about 60 perl"('nt of those who l'Omc· to
h im can be helped.
Consumer Credit Counselors flgurl'!> out a
budge t for each of its clie n ts a nd Sell> up a
reduced payme nt plan w ith creditors.
ASIANS EYED • • •
Un ited American prcs1dc>nt John P<•at-ock.
who was one of the organizers of Ct>mmerce
Bank ln Newport Beach. said his institution may
be better able to process business loans than th e
new savings and loan down the strE'<'t.
H e said h e is not concerned a bout the
opening of two institutions w ith a Sp<.'<'la1 1ntl'ft.'St
In Vie tnamese customers
DEBTS PILE UP • • •
Whil(' debtors ofwn l'Omplain crC'd1tor)> w ill
not let th<.'m r<>pay th<.'1r bills in s m a ll monthly
lncn•ment.4', Lindquist said, l'red1tors will take
the payments from his organization ocoeausc· they
know they eventu.illy 'will be repaid.
He said around 9Y [>{'rn•nt or the> C'r<'Cl1tors ht'
deals with will agrl'C to thl• rt•paymcnt S('hl'<iules
• his group i.ets up.
Smee the bankruptt·y prot'C~ has OC'<.'Omt• so
easy -you can fill" on your own for a $fj0 f('{· -
some people> arc• dt•<:lanng bunkruptcy who don't
rcolly have to Lindquist adv1S<.'S JX'Oplt• who are
only $3,000 to $4.000 in rl<>bl not lo fill•
. He said p<.'opll' who rind thc>m :.elv<'s in
financial dis tress should gN on a reasonable
budge t immcd1atcly and ('Ul up their lTt-dil cards.
"Remove the tcmptatum," he warnNI.
Lindquis t s~ud to st'<' a t•ounsclor H you'n, in
over your head
Lindqu1st'b group 1s tht' only one o f 1ts
kind in Orange County. l t 'i. a non -profit
o rganization that does not charge 1ts clwnts a lee.
Winfie ld P aynf', nn Orangl' Cou nty
bankrupt.cy allcJrnc·y. s.1id too o ften people• go for
counseling aftt•r th1• foct.F<ir some, hl• said going
lo a counselor 1s "Ilk<• going to a doctor aftrr
you've go t terminal t•na('''r then•s 1111t mut•h
thl'Y can do for you ..
KAHEN E KLEIN
h' added. "Credit h as bccin too easy to
g•t in a lo\ o r lnsta~ ...
Hl' said creditors more rcc<'ntly
havl' tightened the ir 11tandard11.
on the parl of consumers com b111C'd
with easy extension o f crf'dlt b y
crt•d itors; d c-a th or divor ce. or
uninsured medical cotastropht'.
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pupularly and dt•ri:.1v1•ly known
as g11ld1•n poral.·hutl•:.
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mmpony might ga111. l'Spt't·1ally 1f
thl.•ir stock ha)> lx'l'll :.<'!ling fur
ht•low I h e o frL·rrng prit'l', •1
nm1mon 11<.·l.·urr1 •nt·t· these days
A n d . I t' s s c· o m m o n I y . l h <'
ac·qu1r1ng c·o mp any ~
shan·holdl'~ might gam too
Spt.'<:ulat.ors gain. especially if
lht·v have carlv w o rd on tht•
plan:. of tht· <Al'4l.11ring compuny,
And 11 happens too. in spite of
tht• St:curit H'!> and Exchangt•
Comm1ss1on's t'Hrn L' lo c•nfort'<'
1mmt•d1<.1tl' d1!>1·lcn .. u rt• uf s u l'h
rnfm matron
Un 1.k•rwnwri. who hanclll• th1•
off1•1 mg mu kt· m1H11·v. of t•ou ri.t'.
and M • do t ht· ,1flTlll':> of lawyt•rs
th.it g1·rwr;1lly Jh.lrlll'IJ>Ut~· In SUt·h
McNamar
scheduled
at • seminar
A onf'·day UC lrvrnt•
F.xtt·n:.1o n St·m 111 :1r un
forming new f1n:111t'1JI
1n-,11 t ut1oni. will be•
h1ghlight('d S.1turd;.iy.
O{'l 9 by ;.i lu nc:ht·on
appt'a ran('l' by H T
(T1m) McNamor. dt•puty
St'<'r<'lary of thl• United
Statl'S Trl'asury
M l·Namar will be
guc·~l s peak <.'r a t the
S<•mm;,ir. lltlcd "Forming
and Opc>raling Yo ur
Own F1nant·1a l
lnst1tut1on in thP Era o f
Dt'r<'gu I a ti on ." Other
exp<•rts 1n thC' f1<•lds of
banking. law , Sl"<'Unt1es
a t· c· o u n l i n g a n d
con i.u lting will bl· on
hand
P rogram C h.i1rman
Jomc•s Caprl'IZ. sen111r
partnl'r of the• law (inn
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lrvml', said dl•H•gulatron
pol1c·11.•s ::i ll ow n1•w
o pp 11 rtun1t1''" for
fina n ('1al ins t1lull11ni..
l'SpN·1ally thOM' nut
burdened with furmt·r
commitmenl4'.
The seminar will 1 un
from 9 ·30 a m to 4 :30
pm 1n t he lh•rllage
Hoom u( th<' Un1vers1ty
Ccntt•r 11 on the· t umpus.
F<'c 1s $125 , wh1rh
lncludt•s lunch. or $:.!5
only for the lun"h
(ntl'l'l'lltl'Cf JX'fSOI)!\ l'On
rl'g1s t1.•r by calling the
UCI Exwns1o n . 83:\ 5414
• Daily Pilot e classifieds e workfor
• you.can
642·5'71
• fOrCIUICk
cash sales.
Payne faulted the credit system for
··~mpletely backwards logic,'' whl'n
it;comes to issuing credit.
t "Most of the-lie people (bunkrupL'i)
have no buslnt'M w ith credit cards
they spend. spend. spend." He coiled
tt\e credit review system "lnMnc •·
1 If a per80n doesn't hove credit '-'<m li1
It ii almo11t lmpouible to get lhl•m, he
d, rcgardlc'M of Income. but If you
hJve ont' card . you c&n get a11 rnnny ns
ybu wan t.
H<> also blamed thc dismul t'('()nomK
siluu tion f o r tht• i n <'rc•ase In
h.'inkruptcles. When a famlly 11 used
LO !lp<.•ndlng on n certain lnt'Omc l<>vc l,
It 1K hard to cut back oncc that inrome
drop;i due lo o layoff or 11lmllor h'>AA uf
int'om ing cash
That's exactly what happened to
Dil·k and K ita W e-lstt. And to an
ort•hitect whO!lf' bankrupt<'y P11ynf'
han<lh..'<i.
LAW bFFICES
OF
E DWARD P. LAUFER
"Companies have t.o at.a rt revie wing
a ppltcatlon1 and tu rning m o r e
(&.'lqUftla for cards) down," 'ht~ Mid
"Cre ditors h~ve dug tht'lr own
a~vee." Of cour1e. not everyone w h o
S bankrupt<:y 11 1\uck In the
.. rec now, pay lat.er" 1yndrom •
J>ayM .-id 90 percent of l)('t'IQn1•l
nkru9tclH art" cau~ by o nt of
th tc.'Cl thlnp : poor flnancl•I plannlnl(
WhC'n the men's or c hlt<'ctural
hu111rwu !lhronk bcc{luae of the
C'Ounty-wlde declln(' In cons truction.
he found h lrnitelf with $40,000 in
com bl ned bu1lne11 and con1umcr
d bta and virtually no lncom«!.
Eve ntua lly he had lo join t he
Wellltl(l8 and thouaand11 of otflt·rt whu
choc•• ~nkruptcy •• a way out To n\llny. dN;larlna bankruptcy 111 a
flnnnclal cath ol'lll1' of aorta.
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deals !::iulls arl 4·01111111111, und
e ven when they a1<• nut 111volv••d,
mammo th pile:~ of l1·g:il pap1•f:\
are.
But th~re Drt· ulhl'f' for whom
benefits ari.· r:irt'. u11d 111.in v wh1•
might su ((er bf•(<l\l:>I' llf lhl•
mt•rgt•r
r:mpl oyct-1\ o l holh the
:i l' q u 1 r <.' d a n d u t· q u 1 r 1 11 g
('Ompanics can bt·1H·f11 if th•·
t'Ombined comp;m1t·:. <1dd up to a
s t ro nger opcra l1 un But
some t i m cs t ht· 1 r J 11 II:. a r 1·
enda ngered too bt·c·auM· (II J<>b
duplications whc·11 1w11 ~t . .ff-, an·
merged
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h1·tw1·1·11 Bt•11iJ 1x und M11rt111
Manl'lla, w htd) 1111 .. 111p11·d to
1ewullow c•u1.:h utht•r
If !(Umt All11-d C:11rp hud not
11tt•ppt•d lwt w1·t•11 tlw tu ,1wlin1<
lh·ndrx und MJrl>n M,,, 1•·1t:1
1.'lll'PlllHlllllli>, tll1· rn11i.I t;111gh•cJ
tlllU·llVl'I' ftj(ht Ill U 8 ldl\tllfy
c.uuld huv1· h'll tl11•n1 '" ch-..1'>H·r.
All11·d Cha111n .in ~:d w,1 rd
l l1•11111'~>1y ~ud
A l 11111• p1J1nt. Bt·11d1>o. a 11d
Murn•t\a hud bought up 111•u1 ly
$I bllll1111 of 1•a1·h otlw1"s to l11(•k 1n
iin 1rnpr1·1·1•dt•rH1·d d1 1>play of
1·111 poi alt· 1.Jr1nkm;111,h1p Thi•
. dl•bt burd1·n tJn c•:wh l'11111p.my
c·ou ld h av1· dn v t•n th('m t()
\f•nous truubh· w l11h• l<·ad111~ tn ;1
l1111g aod 1.·o:.tly t"<1urt f1gh1 nv .. r
w h1dl t·o 111pu n y 1•011 t r11ll1·d
wh1d1
·In a laq(1•1 t11nt1·xt. •ht· ltll""' 1<111 that today pjagul's
:ll';11h-m1t·:. und fl·tlt·ral tt·~ulators
1!1 wlll'th•·r mt:rgt•rs !.trc•11gthl·n
lht• ('!IU11lry
Many t•t·11nom1sts, n·gult1tors
a 11d othl•r s put up a s tron g
J r g u m l· n t t h n t 1 n a w o r I d
! 't"onum y thl' LJ Ol lt·d S l;J lt '!> Ill '<'<IS
• • w o r I d · s 1 z c · · h u s 1 n c· s s
11r~<>111zot1unl> in 11rdc·r l11 t•1impc:tl'
I ' I r l' (' t I v (' I y A g a I n ., t • I IJ r
1·xamplt•. J a panese· tr,1cl1 n g
nmt•l'rll~
In thC'ory. l:irgl· t•omp;JOH''> • .irt·
lx-ttcr able• lo offer l't'(m11m 1t'S o f
vl)lumt· ond to cngag1.· rn long·
ll·rm res1•<:irt·h . hut whL•tht:r or
not they do 1s dc>batabk Some•
<Jre a s badl y t1<·d up 1n
bure aucrnc·1t·h as tht• fc•dt•rnl
1:1gc>nt'les tht·y c·nt1t·1zc·
M o r t' o v l' r . s o m t· a r e
1m,ffidt•ntly managt·d, lll('Upable
11 f taking ri s k:., unablt• to
produ('e new producL'>. luck1ri~ m
1nnoval1on. and mtc·n ·stl'Cl unly
111 :.hort-t.erm profi t.:, th<il might
impress Wa ll Strt'<'t and rn1w th<.'
prll't' or shart'lo
Do forcC'd buyouts or frl<'ndl y
acquisitions real l y hc•lp th"
l'OUntry? Do tht•y makt· for a
s tronger, more produl't 1ve
t•conomy whose tH'nt·ftt l> are
bprt•ad broa dly?
Eithe r woy vn u 'l t gl't an
a rgumt•nt. liu1 thc•s1• d,jy'>, 1l
st.•l•ms, that qu1•s t 10n Uvl'sn 't
rL·ally matlt•r
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Orange COHI DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October 3, 1982 031
THE ORANGE COAST .
USINESS OUTLOO
Irvine lndu~trial Comple~ attracts new kids to town i
By JIM POND arca Sl~'Ond lO none. ~.t T ltt• 1·1•111 1•1 '1t la r,.~1·1t l unno unc:ed its a ln"le I
lpeotel lectlon Wrll•r N l 11 . M r r ) I ( y I C' I u • ,. b f f 1 . " aura y. companies t I ' 't ' I ' center's r1'se l' I IJ '· l'I I> r " igg1·sl 0 I C'(' ease C o a s tal Ora ng e eagerto relocatefindthe 8$ erp ann1ng Crl IC8 In Curporatwn. wh1t·h ;ol-.o ugreement an several l
County. by .v1rtu1• of its Orange Coast in general is onl' o f th1· 1·oun1y'h ycarv for thl' southwesl ,
carefully manH·urt.'d a prime location to set up • largt•st 1•m ploy1'rh Plru11t rt>g1onal headquarters of :
neigh borhoods, hrui come shop. In particular. their found in a well-designro dist.nbuuon and re arch The e as t indus trial lndui:1 t r 1a l Lt•ugut• in for nt•w busint·i.s indudt· u mapr computer firm. l
to cxcmplHy suburban etlention focuses on the residt•ntialarea firms, according to th<> complex is situated JUSl .197 1. th1·n n ·pn'St•1H1ng a 550-room ll1llon lloll'I D1g1tal Equipment !
bliss. Famil1t·s desiring Irvin e Indu s trial I r v ine Compan y, north of the San Diego-thl' lrvam· lndl,lhlrta l to bt' c·onstructN.l n t·ar Corpor<it w n. a lcadan~,
the u l t 1 m a t£• an C o mplex (llC). the And Lhl' "nt•igh -t-omplt•xdevcloper. San t a Ana Fre£'wa y Co mplt>X, wa~ tht·1ntl•rst~·t1on ofMain ma nur .H·Lur e r oq
c om r o r t ab It' a nd largest mast~r planned borhood" is fal11ng up In fan , much o f intersection . adjat.·t•nt to 1 n s t r u m e n t a I I n S t r« cl a nd J arn b orN• rnmput<•r-. and re lated !
luxurious liv ing have industrial park an the rather quickly. .0 r 8 n g c C 0 u n t y • s the <.'Ommumty o f Lak<' r <' prt•st· n t 1 n g I r v 1 n t· R o a d 1 n I r v 1 n l' syi:.tc·mi:.. l('ascd 32,000 !
staked their c laims by nation For example, ·in just 1 ndus trial real,estate Forest. l' It 12 <' n s r t' g a r d 1 n g Comple tio n c.Ja tc for th<' '>tjUan.· feet -nearly an :
the thousands along this Large, yes, but IIC's o ne sec tor of t ht• al·tivity during 198 1 UC-Airport _ whll'h m rnr porat1on of a l'l~Y hold is la te.· 1984 l'nllrt· building in the I
seasideparad1Sl' si z e is not n e ar as d t'vclopmt•nt, UC-East .. occurrt.'d in thc three a long w ith IlC-Tustin Mort·_than lOyl«lrslt'.lc·r. T ht• adva ntagt•h o f ct•nll'r 'i. nL·w Executivei
ButtheOrangt•Coast's impr£-ss1vcas 1ts pleasing 9 7 ac r e s o r l and I rv ant' I ndu s trial be n in earnc-st an lhl• C1ty or lrvinl' a nd nrnsll·r p lan ni n g un· Park uff1t·c comple x a t •
d esirabilit y as u layout, its uniformity of rcpresenting$25 m11lion Complt•x£•s: UC-Easton ~'::'ear,~sixtit>s isu tht: l r v 1nt.• lnd u 1t traal t•v1dc·n t throughout tht· t h t· 1ntl'r i:.N :tion o(
residl'ncc.• reprl'scnts only urchitC<.'turc. its spacious. in sales and leases wer<' r r vin e· s e a s t e rn 4 200.acre parcel w'ith Complc.·x l·ontinue th1•11 I8rv1nl' Busm t•s::. C1c·nlt'rd Mat·Arthur Boule vard :
one aspec·t of thl' arc•a's unclutte red appe<1rance. a t·qu1rcd las t yt'ar by boundarit•s, UC-Airport ' , than JtiOO f irms. !.y mbwt1t· rt•l;.i t1ons h1p. r o ad . trt·t· int• a nd Main S treect int
allurc.ltulso pos:wSSt's a In shurl.1t pos.<;<•s..<;<>s all m o re than 4 0 a ro und John Wa y ne more . ·000 1 Tht· l'1t y re>t•t•ntl y boul (•va rds <.:o nnt.•t.·t lrviru· ~
commercial/industrial the aesthl•tic qua litie>s man u r a c· tu r i n o , Airport. and JIC-Tustin. employing 91 '. pc..•op c• n•numc.'Cl llC-A1rport and oCficc-s that are S(:l we ll "Suuthl'as t Ora ng~ " The bulk or I~ ac-rcagc• , . . f c d I' , w · hi the Cit y of IIC Tus u.n th t· Irv 11w o t h l' r o a w a y . County 1s rnnsidered,on
ies ll n . h P Bus111<:ss Cc•ntt•r. Mor eov e r. a ll t.•c.•ntc r of th1• prime business I rv~ n e ·. w ~th .. t r "What makes this buildmgs must t:onform gruwth t:l'ntcrs in the:
remainde r 111 l e citt.c·s·o· industrial art-ti so vastl y t o a s t r 1 t· t s c t or Un1tt-d Si.att.'S and that's i'
Newport Beat·h . Costa difft•r<·nl from othe r!i ;, arl'htt<.•1.:tur<.11 standi.l rds why wt• dt-t·1dt:d to locate 1 Mesa and Santa Ana. say!. Dan Carlsson. publ,it· regarding m a tC'n a ls. •• maJUr offa('c facility in I
I I C · Tu !> tin i s a relations manag1•r at tht' t•o lo rs. and s lrut·tural lrvuw." t·xplams Ot!nnis
3 50 -acre i ndus tr1:.il frvuw Comµany "1h th<it n1dl·~ Tht· rl'sult lh a Culc" n •al estate· manager •
COmmun1ty Within thC' 1t'1t h1•1•11 rt•strll'tc•cl t o fl uw111g 1..'0ntll\Ul ty crf (or 01gll<1( Equipme nt.'
City of Tustin with 250 light 111du!>trw l Uhl'~ 1J u 1 I d 1 n g d l' ... 1 g n "f or t·ompanies like oun>, I
firms. cmploymg 7,000 no hc•avY industry sul'h throughout the• tC'nlc·r it's dl'fimtely the place to
people. a-. hlt<t•l or larg£• assNnhly T his aLLc·n11on to dc•lad Ix• ..
IIC-Eas l -whe rt• tJI :.inyth1 ng that would has con tn butl'<.l lo tht• Jommg Digital in its 41
development began as n •lt•uM' pollutmn into th1· c-l•ntl'r's and Ornngc· tl'l0Cal1on to the Irvine
late a s 19 78 1s a ;111 Cuun1v'1t esllral'l1on as area arl' sut'h firms asl
1.250-acre site• plannc:d as 1 r v 1 n <' B us 1 n 1• s s <i n i n·d us t ri a I t·c· n t l· r . C h u b b I P a c i f i c
a series of industrial Ct•ntt·r. wh1t·h is for all luring many prohpt·t'lh Inde mn i t y. Spe rry I
commun ities a r o und prat·t1cal purpo!>t.'s fully awav from thC' Gn•atc·r Univ ac's c u s tomer:
commerc ial cort·s dl·VC'lopt•d , lh t·ompost·d L os .Ang(·IC's arto;,1 th a t c du cC1 t1 o n ce nt e r ,:
Development the r e 1s o f thrl'l' p ri ma r y dom1n a tt>d indui:.tr1 a l Cit1 Curp Credit. MCI:
proceeding in f1 Vl' industru•:.. h1 gh ·tt•<:h t growth :w yt•ar'h •11'(0 Telec.'Ommumt·auons and:
geographical phnst'S. the.• al'ro!>pac:t•. d1:.tribut10n F or 1ns t ann·. th f' M1tel. Int' .. all of w hich :
first of wh it:h 1s nC'arang and scrv 1n· lrvme Compa ny rC'(.'l•ntly ISee IRVINE, 04) ;
completion . llC-Eas t 1s · I
expected to be fully This h • b •
developed Within JQ tO I ma· n' t , Ill usmeoo ~ 15 ycafs. employing up LJCJ
to 38,0QO people.
Th t> indu s t rial
comple xes' impact o n
t h c i r s u r r o u n d 1 n g Oc:l I Y
communities is apparent
Autom<i tK' Da ta Processmg
South Coa:-1 Pla7.;1 11011·1
9 a .m. -3 p.m
Ont· of th'· n1os t r<>t·ent additions to the Irvine Industrial Complt•x-f:ast
lis t of coq>oratc• rt.•side nts is Ford Aeros pa<'e & Communications~ new
OJVAU Divis ion. It· will e mploy a bout 600 peoplt• when fully OJ>erationa l.
in the numbe r of jobs
they provide, but tht•rc's more. ~ Ot·t 20
The Greater lrvme
Automatic Data P nx.'<'S.c;ang
South Coast Plaza Hotel
9 <i m · 3 p.m .
to
Increased
Sales Is
Finding
the Right
Buyer.
Call the
Orange Coast
Daily Pilot
today.
642-5678
You can afford to
tiuy yo.tr Mercedes
Benz from us.
10.320/o TAX FREE
atete 1 feder•I A to AA reted Netlonel
TH lll9mpt bJ 8tenderd Munlclpel I Poore Truet
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0 4 Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Ootot>er 3, 1982
Dan Sullivan -was
promuk'<i t.o thf' potilhon
o f N ational Snll'll
Manag<'r of 0111trlbul.C'd
L ogic Co rporullon.
~l llv~n wlll direct
U n I t t' d S t u t e a a n d
Canudlan sall'8 activitit.'ll
for Dllog's li nes of plug-
a n d software-cap able
ta p c>·t ranspor t and
Wlnchcstcr-disk -dri ve
con trollers for Di·g ila l
Equipment Corporation
V AX , PDP -1 1 and
LSl-11 t'Omput.ers.
H e wil l also be
r espons i bl e for the
com pany's d1rect-sales-
fort.'E' and represenLat1ve
organizations.
Savings ups~rge
fuels S&L rellef
A l't'<<t."nt report by ttw
Collfomla Savinte• aod t..o.n Leoaa uc dewllJ the
1trcngth of the 1tate'1
S&L lnduttry and the
1mprovcd reaourcc11 of
the f ederal S&L
in1urancc ay11tt'fl'I, the
League has announ«'<l.
Tflr report ahow11 thut
the st.alt! S&L Industry's
ILllSCts rose to a record
high $133.6 b illion In
1982. One reason for the
Improvement, ac..'Cordlng
to offlclal11 at Federal
Home Loan Bank of San
Francl1co. was a net
savings inflow or $692
million Into California
S&LB in the fll'llt quaner
or 1982.
Iona wrm hl·ulth of our
tnduatry."
E l ev~n nrw auoc-
la lion• w ere 1tar ted
In CalHornla In 1'*81,
another lndi<'aUon of the
lndu1tr y'1 po»itlve
long-t erm outloo k ,
Lea~uo membcra BlJ_y.
A n d rive o f Cali-
fornia's biggest S&Ls
h ave e m bark ed o n
a mbl llous i n tersta t e
expan sion program s.
T hrou gh mergers and
acquisitions, they have
gained $9 blUton in new
asset.s and IK'Ores of new
offices In high-growth,
sun-belt stat<.'S.
Jack E dwards -
Vale ncia Ba nk na med
Jack R . F.dwards as Vice
Preside nt and Ma nager
o f Valen cia ,Bank's
Ana h eim Bank Office
locau.>d at 3061 F.ast La
Palma .
Stephen M. Steppe · Si~nul l>t·vt•lo1nm•nl <:o r pm·u&ion ol' l1·vint• Im"'
h as been a p pointed I I . •· I · It• ,.. ""N I I
M any o r t he new
savings funds came from
n ew ind ividual
retiremen t accounts
(IRAs). A League survey
shows that savers opened
a record 178,000 IRA.8 in
California S&Ls
between J<m 1 and April
2, 1982.
The Industry's baste
soundness ill reflecu.>d in
its overall net wor th to
lia bilities ratio of 4 .9
percent . -h igher than
other s ta tes' combined
ratio of 4.3 percent. investment marketing u n.not11tc·t•( I H ' opt•1un~ 01 I H 'll' .'·.>-UC'f"t' t•w u 11c
d irector of Coldwell
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(:c•111c·r ·· 011 &lat• norllH'H"-1 t'tH'llt'I' of Ht•tlf'la Ho11lc•\'1t r cl' The L eague re port
a lso s hows that the
Federal Savings and
Loan lnsu :-a nce
Corporation (FSLIC) is
stronger than ever. With
asset.s of more than $7
billion in 1982. ·and a
cash inflow averaging
$100 m1ll1on a month, the
FSLIC has more than $1
billion in cash -on-hand
to meet any emergenc~
sit uation.
&nker Commercial Real ,, I · k Estate SerV-ices' uncl \cl11 111 " \,•t•11t1t• in tl1111linf.(lo 11 >t'HC' l . Su,:.,:. .. Alpha
E d wards' banking
car eer began in 1954
with United California
Ba nk then con tin ued
w ith First City &nk as
V ice President and
Branch Man ager. Jus t
prior to joining Vale ncia
Bank, E d ward s w as
af fil ia t e d wi th
Community Ba nk
southwest region. Steppe Bc·IH j, 1hc· m u jor lt'IHlll l .. ho\\ 11 al up1w1· lc·fl.
began his Coldwell
Banker car eer in the
company's Sout h Bay
offtt-c as a rNa1l sales and
leasing spec1ahst in 1972.
His individual real estate
markNing achievemc>nts
earnt'd htm sa l es
consultant sUi tus in 1977
and the des1gnat10n of
senior sales consultant
just ont' year later
FIB shuffles managers
"The Callfomta S&L
industry as extremely
proud of tis su~-ess in
attracu~ new IRA plan
ho lders, ' says League
P resident W illiam
Mortensen. "It's a strong
expression by savers of
their <..'Onfidenc..-e in the
Vice President.
A st•n t:s of ext•cuuvt•
managc•mcnt c:hangcs
were an noun<:ed n.'<·cnlly
by J J Pinula. t•hairman
o f the board, First
Inters tate Banc:orp and
Norman Barke r Jr ..
chairman of the board,
First Intcrstatt• &nk of
Cahforn1a
James F Bur n s.
Kay Byrum -of 0 . W. McDermott -cXC('Utavc v1Ct.' prt.>S1dcnt
F i n a n c 1 a 1 S e r v i c e.s h a s r e t u r n c d t o E I a n d c h i c f f 1 n a n d a I
Unlimited was recently Camino Bank as Senior: offic..-er of First Interstate
pro m o t ed t o V i ce Vice President at the Bank of California, has
Pres 1 dent a n d i s Fu 11 c rt o n o ffi ce . been elected executive
r espon sible for t he M ('Derm o tt wtll be vice pn·s1dent-finant·e
d e v e 1 o p'm e n t a n d r e s p o n s 1 b I c f o r fo r F 1 r s t I n t c r s ta t e
leadfU"ship of the first d evel o ping a wide Ban(' Or p Hi s
active Women's D1vis1on varwLy of new fmancial a pp o 1 n t m c n t was
specifically formed to markt•ts f o r the El effective-July 1, f§8'2
e ducate and inform Camino Bank holding Burnsw11l assumcpart
w om e n o n ft nanc ia I company of the dut1<'S or Douglas
options. F Madsl'n , exl'cutive
Byrum 1s at•lJve m two vice pn•s 1dent, First
as.<;umc·s the new utlt• of
cxecullvc Vlt't' prt'SldC'nt-
capital markt•t.s.
Bruct• Currwr, senior
Bancorµ. thl· nation 's
largrst multtsl<ltt· bank
holding t•ompany. wtth
21 banks in 11 Wt'S~crn
v i c c p r c s 1 d c n t f o r .--"s"°'"ta;...l...;.t'...;.s_. ---·
fanancaal planning at
First lnt<.•rst.att· Bank of
Califo rnia , has bccn
named to sut~·t'(.od Burns
as chief fman('ial officer
of thl' bank
In <i rc•la tt:O move,
G a r y W 1', a t' d I c r .
formerly M'n1or vice
president in .charge of
cash milnagt:ment
servi('E.'S for W~lls Fargo
Bank, will' as.suinl· new
res pons a bi la tws as senior
Airporter Inn Hotel
vice president and
cashier of the bank.
First Interstate Bank
of California has 331
offices statew1dc and is
the principal subs1d1ary
of Firs t I nters tate
1/l",,/;,,y ""J
/]""Cf""' /a';/,· 1i1•.1
Orange County Women's Interstate &nm rp, who
g r oups: Women in --------------------------------Busi n ess (WIS ) and Open 24 H ours
Bn.>akfC1St Lum h. Dmn.:'r
To Su11 Your Every Nf!ed
10 to 600 W omen's Econo mic
Career A dvacemcn t
Network (WECAN).
Irvine business has a center
From 01 t·on s trut·tton o f ni.-w
1 n d u " t ra a I f al' 1 I 1 t ll· s .
Carlsson "'-lys
Raymond F. Schuler -
h as been named Vice
P resident and General
Co unsel for Smith
Internation a l, Inc ..
Schuler brings 19 years
o f cor po r ate lega l
expe r ience to S m ith
Inter national. He will
assume responsibili ty for
the general counsel and
cor porate secretary
fu n ctions f o r the
FORTUNE 500 oilfield
ser vice farm based 1n
Newport Bea c h .
California.
Mic hael H. Buol -
-was appointed Vice
President and Manager
or El Camino Bank at
2900 E La Palma in
Anaheim. Most recently
Buo l was an a t•t·ount
executive for Chemical
Bu s i n ess Credit
Corporation rep -
resenting a large New
York bank an the area of
equipment financing. As
assistant vice president
and industrial spcc1ahst
Buol hc·lpc•cl trouble-
s h oo t th e Lo s
Angeles/ Orange County
manufa c turing and
distribution clients for a
major Los Angeles bank.
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have• movt'Cl to ExC'Cutave
Park during the past
year
Tht· lrvtnt· Bustnesi.
CentN <'l'rtainly tias has
been a maJOr force in
lcx:al industrial growth in
the past years. but with
1t reaching full capacity
the baton ts being passed
to tlS sister development.
UC-East
Judging by 1ts past
vear's stattstat-s. !IC-East
is off and running
More than $50 rrullton
in developmt•nt and sales
act1v1ty w as recorded
therc during the past
year. including n early
$36 mil l io n in
According to H1chard
M C&nnon. v act?
prl's1dt·n t of t ht• I rvint·
Company t·ommt•rc1al1
indust rial d1v1s 1on :
"Smc.·e llC-E<tst opcm•d
about four yt•un. ago. at
h as b <' e n 11 n t· o C t h c
fa s tcst gro wing
1ndustrwl ci1stn<:ts tn the
n a t 1 o n , a n d t ht· h 1 g h
level of construt·t1on and
sales a ct1v1 ty re('orded
th('re s hows that it
continues to be the
d o minant area tn
Southern C&lifornia for
industrial development."
Some of thl' major
For Bu iness
Prof c siona l "'
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For Informa tion Call:
960-2786
TREND IMPORTS SALES
1200 W. Coast Hwy • NewQOrt Beach
11 pl1a11d lo announce , , ,
That our Service Department Is under new management! Larry
Bleser, our service manager, with an engineering major, has had
more than ten years experience In automotive technology.
We wetlt .,. oll yeot medeft of the fellowlng cort1
Rois Royce
Ponches lnCI .W's -Ftnlri'a nl other t1otics
We now have pick-up and delivery
for the local area •.. by appt. only
Hour• M·f l:OOAM to l:OOPM
CloMd 8atun11J end lundar
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tJttf edit e rranea 11.
C/loom
Superh Conl1nental ClllstnE'
Enteriainnwnt
Nightly
Happy Hour
Mon Fri
firms lcx·attnt( in llC-Eas
arl': Luc ky Storcs,
Ca Ison 1<:. Tro pt t o ne
Furniture', ZA-c Medical.
Racal-Dana Instruments,
Sparklctts W <t tt'r and
Ford Aero s pa ce &
Commun1cat1on's n e w
DIV AD d1v1s1on.
With thn·<' and a half
phases remaining lo be
completed in llC-East.
the future: holds C've n
more big n:.ime
newcomt'rs. all seckmg
the samc well t.lt-s1gnc'<i
"res1denc<"' for their
bust ne'SSC'l
SUNDAY CH~MPAGNE BRUNCH
Ill the t\feditcrranea11 Room
10 -2
(t all goes to prove,
there's n o place like
home. especially 1r its in
the Irvine Indus trial
Complex.
18700 Mac Arthur Blvd., Irvine , 92715 (714) 833-2770
(At John Wayne Airport )
WHAT DO FINANCIAL STABILITY
AND PHYSICAL FITNESS HAVE IN COMMON?
&
ORANGE CITY BANK!
Al Orange City Bank we
care abOut you -not iust
your money That's wny
we're celebrating the
opening of our Newporl
Beach office with prizes
lhal will help you stay 1n
tip top physical condition
-and IOOk greal whlle
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our three offices and
register to win
FIRST· PRIZE
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A 1100 Gitt Certtflcete
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Drawings will be held
OctOber 15 12 00 noon. al
4525 MacArlhur Blvd in
Newport Beach and
winners need not be
present So JOQ on 1n and
sign up t0day1 If you have
an extra minute or two. we
would be happy to discuss
our customized" banking
services and why we lh1nk
we should be your bank
We care abOut more lhen
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PLUS: Sun Vltort, Shoe Pocht1 end Wr11t Bandt!
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N•ws-t e .. cti Office '" ,,,,., 662 2m
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G rounclhrc•aking t•t•rc•moni•·~ \\t•n · lwlcl for h\o
· rt:•s luur unb lwin~ t•onslnu·lc·cl U I°' c·o111pot1t•111~ of
inillion, I ·1-a('l'f' Ont• P tu·ifit· Plaza offic•t• ancl
t•onamt·rc·inl c·c•ntt•r , llunlin~lon Bt'<H'h .
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Or1ng• COHl DAIL y PILOT /8und1y, October 3. 1882 ·01 1
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Laguna Federal Joins Innovative team
Qultu u Ntlr wu• tnt•r te 1.•r , whl t•h wu11
cl'l'uted In Luguna Bcuch a I( 1• t• u d u p o n I n
-0boul a your •&o whc..•n Scpll!mbur I U8 I. will btt
loy11I patron» o( Lugurui rt•flt-t'lt'<I In u11 lmprovt.'lJ
I Fl1dl·rul loarnud thulr l1•vt•I 11( 1M.•rv ll'•' tfi vc•n lo
hometown Hvln111 und l'U.'llortwl'li. For P>cumpll',
loon would nwrse with Laguna Jo'cdt>rnl 'a muin
Sun D1cgo-bal-Od Creal offi<-t'. that ivy l'OVl'l't-d,
Amcrkan l''t."<foral. thrt'l'·lllOry 11trut·tun· on
· • M u n y o t I) u r 0c."t.•un AVl'f\U1•, r~'l·ntly
customer& were..• ofrold received lt11 f1rai1
that the merger would o u tom u t l' d I e I I l• r
make u1 chungt•," soy11 rpuc:hlm•.
u .oool butun(·t· <'111 11 •
h igh m o n t•y murkt•t
lnlcrc•t.
Anolhn MIJC't'lullicd
cht.>ekll\fe BC\'OUnt '" lh1• reud y -nC('t!ti11 111•rvll'11
u t·.1: o u n t f o r T b I 11
CU•IOllll'rl, t•nub I ing
them lO wrilA' chtdus fnr
largl' sun1H
Bcg1nn1ng 1n
0 l' r l' m b t· r , G r <· u t
W1•11 tcrn urril'l'S w ill
offer cuslomcr11 tt st1.wk
brokl'rt1g1· 1wrvll·e, the
first sovlng11 a nd loon
1111HCX•lutltm In t)w nation
lo have 11uctv u At.·rvlt'{'.
"W1• f t-ul this IM!rvit'(I \A>
lJ(• ht•lp(ul," K ln1mun
Kayll, "l)c~BWI(• fl'\Oii l Wt•ll
round ed lnd lv1djilo l1'
f1nunl'IUI portf o l101
1111.·ludt• 11f.lJt•k11 "
A 11 l h 1-. 1• 11pt•1· I 11 I
programw bes p(lnk th('
s c· r v 1 l' t• o r l t· n l e d
o peru11on o f G r cu t
Wt·stt·rn. And 11 d0t-sn'1
stop tht•rt•. Automated
tl'llcr sy11tt·m11 m·ur the
Mexican bordt•r pQSSCSfl
Sp11nl1h and Entillah
vocabuJurlu•. And 11 -
lt'llt·r 1y11wm In u~unt•
H llh 1to rvl1.·u blind .
t·uatomc•l"!I with brollle
.. All our dc•veloplng
h as been d 1rt.'<'led ut
becoming u l'omph:te
fom1ly fmuru:1al t•1.mter,"
Kll'l.l!mun .:•y¥ J
Laguna Fl·dC'rul 11incC'
1tu· mt.-rger hns benefited
from thest• improved
ser vict•s, as h uve its
l'W1tomt•r11
L orna Mills, prcsldt•nt G r cul Am 1• r I l ' u n
and '·hie! exec utive pioneered devt:lopinenl
o ffi cer uf Lagun a of automatt•d tc..·lle r
F ed e ral Suvingti and systcma; in the mld -70s
Loan. n n d n o w h a s 7 2
A I th ough l h l' Ir operating machines In
custome rs' fe ar11 were California, acc·ording to
unjustified, the staff at M 1 c h a e I K 1 n 8 man .
Laguna F'ederal will s po k esmu n for tht• ind~ wltnt.'SS change as assodallon. •
Liberalized structure of IRAs
triples accounts' popularity
a result of the merger. G re a l A m c• r H ' a n In JU st the fl rst s1 x ex1stcm~ 1s gralll yang.'
But it's th e t ype o f nego tiatt.•s $:.!50,000 in monthssinl•etheb1rth of A ssc·t s i n the st'
change that comes from transactions per month new , I i b c· r a I I z t: d accounts ulso increased
teaming up with one of on automated tellcri;, he Individual Re tiri•ment rapidly , cl i mbing 66
th e s t a t t'' s mo s t says, adding that At't·ounL'i, thc· numbt.'r o f percent to $4.3 billion.
progressive, innovative increased u se o f the IRAs invc11led in mu1 uul Tpcy sta rted with $2.6
sav ing s a nd I o a n l'{l<tchlnes has enabled funds nearly tripl<.'d . billion .
as.."O<:iations many branch locations to 'As far b~1ck as June :JO, For th<· t pt a I six.
G r c ll t Amer I ca n s t r c am Ii n <· pa y r o 11 mutual Cund:i showtod an month J~.'rlod, 60 pl'l'('Cnl
Ft·d c ral 1s tht· 13th operations and r educe inc rcas(• o r ulm os t a of all nt•w money going
largc'St savings and loan operallng c·ost s . Pu1 m1ll1on I R A accounts into mutual fund IRAs
assoc1allon in the nallon. simply, fewer employees since Jaa I to a lot.<JI of bwas in m o nl·y market
F ormerl y San Die-go are needed. l.5 million al'rounts. funds But as tht· period
Federal, Creal American II m ay sound a bit accQrd1ng t o Dav id wore on, thl• proportion
has grown sinn• 1970 imperson al al first It Stlvl:'r, president of the g o 1 n g 1 n 111 more
from four branch offices only nec:ocls to be put into mutual fund industry's traditional mutual funds,
in San Dit'go County to perspt-ctivt• with Great na tional asscx.·ia t1on, the like thost• invesling in
143 offic(•s s tate wide American 's tot:.11 pl<m for lnves tmt•n t Com p any l'O rpora tc bo nds a nd
with assets o f $4 .3 improving cus t omer lnstitute.ThC'year bcgan common s t oc ks , was
billion . servke. with 500,000 at'Counts. increasing significantly.
Its g rowth h as been Great American in "Mutual funds have "What<'ver their initial
JUSt ubout any time, .
without a ffocting th1.·
status of their JRA. as
long as the exc·han~e is /
within the s am e 1
managt:mcn t group of 1
funds." 1
"People who want to
prepare for rf!llrcment
are obviously rec.cling w
the dual reatur<.>s or the
tax advantages of IRAs
and the unique strengths •
o r mu1ual funds.
IRAs are re t1rf!me nt'
ae<.'Ounts that allow wage •
earne rs lo assign up to
$2,000 annually in tax-1
deductible contributions
. to investments which can
grow t ax-Cree until
withdrawal
As the money 1s taken
out, investors are t.axed
By JUDITH G.
RHOADES c..-, ..... hnlc•
Q . I work for a
museum, and tbe re was
a notice on our bulletin
markt:d by an aggressive 1980 becam e the firs t tradi~1onally p layed a ch oicl:'. mutual fund
e xpansion program -savings and loan to offer major role in reun•ment investors have the option
induding ~vcn mergers adjustablt· mortgage fund investing," Silver of sw1tc h1n~ th e ir
-and introduction of loans. Further, abou t a says. "The fact that 1hey 1 n vest m <' n t a m ong
innovative· new financial m o n th ago . G r ea I have attracted 1w1et• as d1Hcrent types or funds
serv1Cl'S to customers. Ame rican int ro d u ccd many IRAs m JUSt half as economic tond1uons or
at their then-current Lax 4l
bracket. By then, most
people will a retired and
wilJ probably pay taxes '
al a lower raw
e mployer to reduce your freelancer who has spent Thus, any impact upon market rate c hecking, year as they did m the their personal financial
salary by $3,000 and 15 years in the securities L aguna F eder a I whereby a c h ecking e ntire previous seven goals c hange•," S il ver
contribute that amount industry. r es ulting Cro m th e account with a minimum years o f the al't:Ou nt's says. "They can do this o n your b ehal f i n .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-,....:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------------~----------------~
• board about a 403 (b)
retirement plan. What is
tlaat?
A. A 403(b) plan is a
tax-sheltered retirement
plan for employees of
certain types of non -
profit organizations. You
ar e p robably elegible
under a specific section
of the lntemaJ Revenue
Cod e d escri bing a
monthly installments of
$250. Your end-of·the-
year W-2 form will the n
show a taxable income of
$17,000 ins t ead of
$20,000
Q. I was al a mutual
fund seminar r ecently
and a broker mentioned
1om e tblng c alle d a
conduit tbeory. Wbat 's
tbat mean?
museum as a non-profit A. The c'Onduil theory
type of organization. is a phrase developed by
Ther e · a r e so m e mutual fund companies
..... ..,.coa·.uc. benefits to )LOU-to sho~ how d~vidends
under this plan in that or capital gains are
part of your income will r e t u r n e d t o t h e
b. freed from current shareholder.
tax Uabllitv. For example, a mutual
The Maserati Ouattroporte Perhaps the ultimate auto-
mobile A select few are made for a select few fortunate
individuals You can be o ne of them See the Maserat1
Ouattroporte now at Beach Imports
: I H
IMPORTS
8 48 Dove St, Newport Beach
(114) 752-0900
Whatever amount you
set aside ca n als o
gen er ate tax-de f e r red
income o n its own to
provide funds for your
retir e ment, and your
retirement plan can pass
on to your heirs free of
estate tax, although your
heirs will have to pay
I n come t ax o n the
amounts received.
fund purchases General 1--~~~--------~~~~~------------------------------------------1 Moto r s a nd IBM f o r
Do you remember, you
can not have an IRA
account and a 403(b);
however. if you are self-
em ployed on the side,
yo u can maintain a
Keough plan.
A 4 0'3 ( b ) p la n is
ba sically a sa la r y
reduction plan. You get
t he tax deduction b y
having your employer
contribute a portion of
your salary to your pla.n.
For e xample, if you
make $20,000 and decide
to contribute 15 percent,
y o u Instruct yo ur
the ir portfolio. Whe n
these two companies pay"
dividends, the mutual
fund does n o t retain
them, but passes them
d i re ct ly o n t o the
shareholder.
The fund 1s only a
"pipeline" or "conduit"
for the d ividends. That is
how the term originated.
Nole to m y r eader s:
Somehow 1 erred in one
of m y IRA columns .
stating that people could
add to IRAs a fter 70 'h
years of age. That is not
true. It is onJy through a
SEP-IRA that this
d eduction can continue
after age 70 1h
Otherwise, individuals
must begin withdrawing
from their IRAs at that
t ime . So so rr y if I
confused many of you. I
Judith Rhoades is a
Thl1M19
11111?
Think
·RoM•I
for Over 61 Yean
Le .. in1 all modea. • all make.
at THEODORE ROBINS
LEASING
Calla 642-0010 or 540-821 J
NEW ISSUE
flu~ is nor .:in otter to sell nor 4 1ollc11a11on of an otter 10 buy these 11ecu1r11es
Thi! otferorig 111 maele only by P1ospec1us
5 00,000 to 600,000 Share s
In the am o unt o f SS ,000 ,000 to S6,000,000
Commo n Stock Price $10.00 Per Share
California Commercial
Bankshares
A Proposed Bank Holding Company
tor
•NATIQr\JAL BANK
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
(In Organlzatton)
For a copy of lhe Prospeclus please con1ac1 the
Organization Olllce by ma ll or phone
695 Town Center Drive , 12th Floor. Costa Mesa. CA Y2626
17 14) 641-5529
Commercial Property
Directory
of a.. .. ter Or•ne• County
INDUSTRIAL PARKS • INDUSTRIAL UNITS
OFFICES • SHOPPING CENTERS
MEDICAL • RETAIL
WAREHOUSE • LAND
Where Oevelopera. Owner•. Buyera, S.llera,
Real Ea1a1e Broker• and lAH••• Meel
The Cornmet<:10/ Property D11.c1ory 11 pub.
llahed aa an aid to both local and out.of.the
area bualnHa people and ~mpanlea In need
of lndualrlal parka/unit&, olflce/medlc:al. wat•·
hou1H. •hopping c:entera, or la nd upon whlch
to build or leaae theh own fac:llltlet .
n 111:1: naucanon, ••c.
32325 Coaat Highway e South Laguna e Collfomlo 92677
Telephone (71 •) 9S5-2400
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11301 Dove Street
Newport Beach. Ca 92660
714 -752-2280
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11 totally deQull• lor 1001v and for the lutute? H••• you
rH l•stteally considered lhose bothersome conlu11n9 dett111
lhat can seriously atlect yout plans-1nll1t1on 111es
Social Security? Ooet your preHnt methO<I or tevongs
1n .... 11men11 and Ille 1n1uranc1 ownerth•P ellow you io me-•
malu~um use ol your allet-11• dOllers?
Now there a an euy way 10 crea•• 1 rea1ts1oc r1n1nc1a1 pl1n
IOI you and you1 r1m11y 1h1ou9h our pe1M>n111zeo F1n1nc111
Planning Service
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needs your objtch .. a
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rectOfl Incl SOC•ll Secu1rty 1>enehta
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ltl Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Ootober 3. 1982
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Whenp ....
the Sears
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inanciaINetwork,
.... ing but speechless.
'9 I love it. I think it's s u per ... we're j us t n ot d owntown people. It's all right here .~
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'9 Quite helpful ... told u s wha t was informa tive to us. Gave us a couple of differe nt ideas.~
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'9 I feel comfortable ... I feel a t ease. They were ve ry helpful. Expla ined a lot of things to us. ~
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'9 I think people trust the Sears Financial Network because they know Sears. ~
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'the Sears Financial Center
the
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SouthCOast
People are talking about the Sears Financial Network.
Because n ow. the financ ial services you and your fam ily need
most are together under one roof.
The roof of the Sears s tore In South Coast Plaza.
Because people -even people who make a good llvtng-
need good. sound advtce about their money. And they need that
advice s imple to understand and easy to find.
And perha ps most of all. they need It from
people they trus t . •
Real Estate. And Allstate Savings for your savtngs and loans.
You 're Invited to see exactly what these companies can do
fo r you . And tell us how you feel.
The Center ts open for your convenience during regular
Sears s tore hours. Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m ..
Saturday 9:30 a .m.-9:00 p.m .. Sunday 11 a .m.-5 :00 p.m .
A>r further lnfonn•tlon: If you can't vtstt the Center (Its
at 3333 Bristol Street. Costa Mesa. CA 92626).
That's why Sears has s tarted the Sears
Financial Network. With Allstate for your
insura nce needs. Dean Witter Reynolds for
your Investments . Coldwell Banker fo r
SEARS please call (714) 540-3333.
Fl NANCIAL The Sears Financial Network. Because
today, the best place for your future should be NETWORK with friends you can trust.
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Sid Be rns tc•in o n wa y to r e hearsal o f "L<•nnon'
or
TIDAT'S CIDSSlllD PVIZLI
ACROSS
1 Frencn
revoluhon1s1
6 ApporHons
11 Rall birds
16 Theater
platlorm
21 Silly
22 Greek leller
23 Norman
Vincent -
24 Flower part
25 Sufllce
26 Across·
Comb form
28 In kind
retahallon
3 words
30 Vetb form
31 Yoo II
32Pubbr-
34 Bedouin
"9ad band
36 River
d«>oslt
37 Ttekel
porll()nS
390blain
40 Perches
42 -never
1001a1e 2
words
'44 Sh<>wS a
P<Ohl
46 Ecol<>Oy
agcy
47 Lawsuit
48 Artist's m1•-
1ng board
51 Rail bird
53 Pryor spy
55 Find
58 Small pie
60S Am
rodent
62 American
Indian
66 Wear away
66 Taxi limers
68 Theatrtcal
malleup
70 Jewish
month
71 Goals
72 Remove
rind
73 Greell relier
75 Wild
~ries
76 WOod !IOfret
77 Scottish
nver
78 Kellles
79 Charms SI
81 By wayol
82 Egyptian
sacied bull
83 Frebhwater
lurtles
85 Malay
ailment
86 Porlent
88 Island oil
Greece
89 Nol any
90 Deel 1m
Wildly
91 Unlock
92 Ca1bonize
93 Bistros
95 Ca1tfom1a
Indian
96 Indeed 1n
lrttand
97 Acting game
100 Fragrance
10 t Zodiac ~n
102 Electron1e
detector
t04 Shear
105 Afternoon
par1y
t06 Netlher
t07 Chinese
waxes
109 lllu~ated
1 tO Blessing
I I I Flappers
112 Oral pause
113 Takes
ollenseat
I IS Renter
t t 7 Silly one
118 Perennial
herb
120 Monkey
122 Se1son1ng
123 Browned 1n
the sun
12-1 Takes
notice of
126 Broadway
par I
128 Tnumph
over 2
words
t30 Arduous
tourney
t32 English
eel
134 Donate<!
136 English poel
of old
137 Aggregates
14 1 Wheel edge
142 Old saying
144 Membrane
146 Three-spot
148 Also
149 Abbr on a
city map
150 -St
Helens
15 1 Leading
w1lh a rope
154 Lode loads
156 Can and
USA
157 Fracas
159 Compound
ether
160 CMI wrongs
162 Del•-·· city
164 F1tS1 Pref••
165 P1an1 slalks
166 Gr0W1ng 001
167 FotlOWS
orders
DOWN
1 Golden
Touch king
2 Iguana
• 3 Sun deity
4 Barbecue
t>u11tnsk1
5 Japanese
church
6 Gtve
7 Hindu
mantra
8Allow
9 Sponsor-
Ship
iO Fabric
11 Caughl
Sight of
12 Ab<>ve. 10 a
poet
13 Hametln
pests
14 Winged
15 Arrange-
ments
16Health
resorla
17 Egyptian
~ngod
18 Attending
19 Pear1y
portals
20 Extract
27 Nimble
29 Went by
plane
33 And Larin
35 Scatters
rubbish
38 Large
handker-
chief
39 Inundated
tores I
4 1 Nails w11h
aperlures
43 Condition
45 Coarse
round
basket
47 Fuel
49 l;iad lunch
50 Before.
tol<N ll
52 B1bhcal king
~Acorns.
someday
55Conducts
56 Bay Window
5 7 84M:ome eh-
gtble 10 get
3 words
59 Thirty Fr
6 1 Irregular
63 Unspoken
6" Degrade
66Gym pads
67 Greek
portico
69 Ada,,,·s son
72 Skin
opening
74 Exciama1lon
76 Surgical
procedure
78 Author's
"weapons"
79 Dwetl oo
with delight
80 Profound
sleep
82 Sandarac
tree
84 Performer
85 Wallop SI
87 Farm« of
India
88 London
let low
90 Caesar'•
soldiers
91 Harangues
92 Faecal
leature
SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWE'RS
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93 roe-cream
goodies
94 Love
"madly"
95 AShen
96 Mine
entrance
97 Coagulate
98 Luxuriant
99 Relieved
10 1 ()welled
103 Jolson
104 Connection
107 H&waHan
tire goddess
108 Mlx
110 Collon
bundlee
111 Bac>lismal
veasels
113 Emil fumes
114 Haze
116Arres1
117 G8fmen
lribal region
t 111 Noah'• eon
121 Click
beetles
123 Drinker
125 Black·
boar di
t27 Always
129 Bulglng
130 Vagabond
131 Large
atre.m
133 E.xcrete
135 Cholc4I
group
138 Guido note
139 Currency
140 Flies atoll
142 Polyneslnn
god
143 Ending wilh
k1tcnenor
room
145 Presenll/
147 Tokyo's old
name
150 Encoun-
tered
152 Dress
bofdef
1S3 Fondness.
In Dublin
155 Weep loudly
158 Seholdl
161 Size ot shot
t63 Odin's
brother
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'Lennon' will open off-Broadway
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lh JAY SllARlillTT A~ Dr•m• Writer
N~:w YOHK Tlw m·w nlUSll'lll I'>
simply ndll«J "L~·nrnm." It l'hronldl·i.
John Lt·nnun's musll' umJ h i!'$ lift·, hoth ai.
11 m1·mbt•r of thl· &•utlL·s UllU ufwrwards
L1kt· Lt•nnon and thi> Bc·11tlt•s, 1t bt•g;111 111
L1vt•rpuol, EnglunJ
11 bnn~i. b;wk 111 13t·allt:dom a short.
Mi ft i.pokt·n N<•w Yurk proniolt•r 11u1m·<l
Sid &rnstt.·in. not wt·ll known but a k<•v
Cigun• 111 &•1.lllt>i. history no1wth1·lt·~
In 1Hfi4. h1: was tht• firs t 10 book tht·
B1•atlt'h in c·111wt•f'I ht.•rc. at Can1t.·gll' I I.ill
s hortly ufll·r tlw1r h1ghly -puhhc·1z1·d
Amt•1·1t·un TV dl'l.JUl on UJ Sullivan·..,
vanl'ly show un CBS
llc•'i. pr11dut·1ng '"Lt·nnon" o ff
Broodwciy. with tht· pr<·mtl'ri.• slatt·d Im
Tut'Sday tic· dt'<.·1d1"<.l lo br111g 11 to Nc•w
York aftt•r i.t·t·1ng 11 lalt· last yc•u1 dunnK
a St•ntinwnt.al ,1ou1111·:v lo L1v1·rpool
1 nt· snow, wh1l'l1 ha~ n11w fJC •rl1111111·r..,.
s t•v1·n mt'll and two w o nwn hai. :rn
L<>nnon songs. mdudmg "lmagarw," "All
You Nl'ed Is Lovt., .. "G1vt· Pt'<H't• a
Chance:" ;,ind "A Duy in tht• Lif1·"
"But. it's also :i pl.uy. with t·p1s<xlc·i. 111
his lift• from lhl• timt• ht• w:.u; born ui1lll
ht• puss1.•d on," hl• says, u s;.id, gi•nllt·
rc•lt•rt•nc(• t o Lt·nnun 's v10l1•11t c·nd
in l)\'l·t•mlwr IYllO wh1·n the· n><·k ~tar
wJs s hot and klllt·d ht·n·.
81.·rns ll•i n n·ud ii v adrn1 ts ht· rwvc·r
km·\.\-John Lt•nnt-in Wl'll But tlwy
IH'l'IOd1t·ally bumµt·cl into 1·m ·h 11lh1·r .
EARLY BIRD
DINNERS s6.95
~ lo I p.m.
111dud1ng 11 IUllO chont'C• 1·111·uunll'r on
Manh11tton's Wt•st Sidt• 8C'Vl'rul months
IM•ron• Ll•n 111111 's dt·ulh,
"Wt• hugj.(1•d l•a<·h ullwr and JU!:il
t hallt·d uhout our kids. Ht• mlnidut·t•d
1111• to his wrft·, Yoko for tht• 1:1cv1•nth
11nw," he• suys i.mlling. "S h t• had t11
nm11nd him wc•'d u ln ·ady rnct." Ht•
shukt•s l11s hl·ud "Thul wa:. the l<Jst L1m1·
I '>HW 111111 .. •
111· 111''\t ~1w L1•nn11n. und th1.• uth1•1
&·to tl1·s. hutk 111 HJfl:.! and th1.·n only 111
ph11t11gruph.., 111 th1· l'nt1.·rta1nn11·11t
"''<tum~ of Hnl1i.h nt·W~f'JfX'l'S
Al t ht• t1m1·, h C' c·x plums, ht• w<i i.
w111k111g rur <:AC, u lar1'W lak·nt J~t·n('y.
1n what lw wryly c·all:. "lh1· boom ing.
hlo~'><lllllng ont· night rt)(:k dt·µarlm1·nl "
"l)t·I Shann1111. Bohhy Hyd l'll, Bobl1y
Da r 111 , IJ1 c111 a11d tlw B1·lmun1s. lh1·i.i·
w1·n · m v l°lll'lll.'>," ht· i...iv~ Thc•y w1·n · th1·
lug t111 11" tlw B1-;11lt·i.· JU~t u n obl.c·ur1·
lmncl o l mop toppc·d L1v1 •rµool lad:.
Bal'k tl11 ·11, li4•1 ni.11•111 wu~ s pc·nchng h1i.
u ll duty how ~ ;1~ a s1uu1•nl al lht• Nc•w
Sd1•111l. lw n " whc·r1.· h1· no w tc·<a1.·h1·~ a
('t)lll..,. • Oil lhl• nlUSll.' bUSllll'SS
"Max I .t•rru•r, tht• eulumnist, t.uld m1•
to pll'k up :1 London nl'w:.p<iJX•r 11111.·1.• ;i
W<'t•k and st•t• what wa~ hupp<'ntng 111 tlw
Hnush gov<•rn11wnt." h1· suys
"S11 I did f3u1 by t.h1· tinll' th1· st·h1Jul
11·rm l·111h·d 111 Marl'li nm:~. I'd lc·:H'm·tl a
lol uhout a g111up l'allt·d th.l· Bt·alll·i.,
waldwd tlw ~to11t•i. grow. fn1111 small
1t1 ni~ to "A1 .. 1tll·m:1nw Swc·c·p~ Gn·ul
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Bnu.m' an :us point bold ht•udl11wi..
"So I 1.·ullL·d thl·ir m anugn. Brnrn
• Ep111.cm · 11 took me· u 1.·ouplv of wc•cks to
, ·gl•t his n umlx•r, whll'h J still n·mcinlx.or
and w1· mod e u dcol tor u ycHI' hen<:c.>
Ill• wui. u l11tlc puz.zlt.cJ by rt ul lh1· lime
"111· s u1d. 'Tht•y'n • ~l l(t•tling any
airplay, nolxidy knowi. lhl•m in Am1·rw<1.'
l wus just ud hbb1ng, didn't know what
w ould huppcn But. I told him. 'They will
gt•t airplay. they'll U4· known.'"
All lh1s t·amt.' to puss , s tarung with
tht•rr wildly s u1.Tc.-s1:1ful <kbul o n thl·
Sullivan sh-ow Tlll'n, with &>rnsucn
doing thl• book1111< and promollng, they
m udc· 1lw1r frrM U S l·om·c.:rt app<'aran~
al Curm·gw Hall on F<'b 12. I B64
It t'h't<•bhshc·d thc·m u:. i.uJJ(•rstcir" and
&•rn~tc·m. now !l4. uJ> un 1mpr~ rm But
tht·y 1·v1·ntually w<·nl th<'lr way and he.·
Wl'llt h1i., h1· fH OUU l'lng 1.·o n t·crls
fl'aturmg su1·h us Tony &•nnt•tt, J oan
Bu1·1. {:r:md Funk, S t.an Gc·tz, and Blood
S wt·lll untl T1·ars
11,. ubo hc•lpc•tl run tht· 1.·an·crs of
anothc·r Engl11:1h group, t he Bay Cil y
Hollers, the· Yourrg RaS(·a ls, L aura Nyro,
Lauru Bn1111gun. and , of late, a new soul
s111gt•r nanw uf Howard Johnson.
That hl' wound up as p rodun•r oJ
"Lc:nnon ." he• says, 1s d ue w the rE.>quest
of Adum. th{' oldt:St or h is SIX children.
that lhl'Y v1s1t Liverpool and S('(' plat·f:'!>
und fJ('OJJll' that bt•1.·amt• part o f lhf'
&·utlc·l> h1~tury
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15.95-DINNER SPECIALS
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SUN. FRIED CHICKEN DINNER
M ON. BEEF ENCHILADA DINNER
TUES. CHEF'S SPECIAL
Choict of fwt Dfff trtnt Stltcfions
'WED. BAR-B-Q BEEF RIB DINNER
THURS. HOMEMADE LA SAGNA DINNER
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Hoppy Hour Hon d' Ouevre1
4:30 to 6:30 Mon.-Fri.
14982 Redhill
At Edinger
Tu stin
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DAILY
LUNCH SPECIALS
12.65
DAILY DINNER SPECIALS $3.25
CABLE IPOATI ON OIANT SCREEN TV
Happy Hour 12 to 5
11603 Maia St. 142-5111
141-2372 BHti•tlta leack
Chicken Cordon Bleu $6.50
Fresh Red Snapper $5.95
T eriyakl Beef Kabobs $6.50
Slced Roast Steak $6.95
Served wlth choice ol soup or selad. lreah vegetable and
rice
3000 Brbtol
Costa Mesa
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OAl~Y UO fO 100 P M o-4 _..,.
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CHOMIO &
SANDWICH LUltCH •1."
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special ooverage.
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fOllllain Valey CoN ~ w._._,,.,,, 963-2366
Pork Tenderloin of the Islands SI.II
Top Sirloin Steak ......................... Sl.11
Petite Prime Rib .......................... Sl.11
Fresh Pacific Red Snapper ........ SI.II
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• CHICKEN DINNER
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• Or1,.ge Oo .. t DAILY PtLOT l8und1y, October 3, 1882
Carson strOng after 20
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~J..98 ANOF.J..~ It 1» Oct 1,
~2. The clock reac:h 1 11:15 JMrl· and Grouchu Mane ~ un life aJr a nd performs aolo tor l!'I
.Ul<.'8.
::Bac kstag e at NBC in New
'i.,rk, 36-year -old J ohnny Carson
-.Atches and wondnR 'If he's
r•de a mistake giving up "Who
OP You Trust?" on ABC to take
oiler "The Tonight Show" from
"*n;:urla l Jack Paar. The show
Was then an hour and 45 minul<.'t'I tdng.
:·Joan Crawford, Tony Bennell, ~dy Vallee, and Mel Brooks are
in the G reen Room . They will be!
O.rson's first guests.
;.A t I 1 : 3 0 p . m ., G r o u c h o
iritroduces Carson as the new
hptt of ''The Tonight Show." It's
t~ beginning of a new e ra .
. "I remember the first n ight
b'ck s t age," Ca r son says
"Somebody said to me. 'Well, it's
tt\ii! first night. lt'U be a week .
Before you know it, It'll be year.
Then it'll be five yeani.'
~·And we'r e a ll s ta r ting to
laugh. He said , 'Before you know
it£ it'll be 10 years.' I can still
remember that. And here we are,
20 years . . . at the same time
a nd on the same network. I think
it's unique." ·
I Johnny Carson has probably
~~~nt more time in Ame rkan
.~ than any other te levision
. ,pilsonallty. A lot has happened ir:t~hose 20 years. The world has
c!llinged; we've all cha nged.
Jo hnny Carson
trying lo flwun• out whut lo lll14.'
1111tJ whut 1111t to u ., .. ht• Hi1y11
"Dur pr ohh•ni 111 trying tu m•lt't'l
whut w1• wu11t Bt-<·uust• t•v .. ry
y1•w wh1•n wt· 1>t•l1'l'l sonwthing.
pc.-oplt• Miy, 'why didn't y1111 llM'
that Kkl'ldf1' "
l,.lk1· 1•v1•ryurll' t•liw who hu11
delvt•ll IOlll tl'll..'VllilOn .• pi.oil,
Cursu11 1s Cindinl( tht• nwd111m
hturn'l bet·n kind to 1111 11wt1
h11et11ry Virtually ull of tla·
v1d1'f1tup1•11 fur tlw first 10 y1 .. ani
o r thl• llhOW .hliVl' bt•t•n l'l'U~l'<J.
U l' ll p 1 t t' t h l' s l' c m i n g
SIT\IX>lhnttS-'I or Ctu•son 's tenure-.
thorl' huvt• been a few bun1ps
ulon~ the wuy. Ills <:ontrm.:l r<•·
nt·gotiutions havt' frequently
bct.'n chCChangt-rs. There was a
t1mt' d uring F red Silverma n's
reign at NBC w hen it seem ed
rertuin that Curson would quit.
Earlier th is year there was
specula tion in the newspapers
a t'Ouch in his trophy-hllt'Cl uff11.'\• t hat Carson was "losi ng ha s
at NBC.lnlhose20 yt•ars h1s ht11r t ouch," that the s h ow h a d
has gone from black to silver. but s li p ped in the ra t ings, t h at
he still has the boyrsh ran• Carson was in trouble. Carson
t hat's part o ( h is humo r ous sccms to have weathered that as
Pt.'t.'k's bad boy image•. calmly as all other storms.
"It's topical. It's ewry d<iy h 's "Wt•'vt• bt't.>n opi:)csill' specials,"
ll has to do with <:omc'(,ty It ht• sa ys "And we 've bt.>l'n
has to do with what's happening oppos1tl' l>ltx:kbus ter movies. And
po lit11:ally . socially. in th1 ~ nu :-.how l'an win its time (X'rtod
country . You know. you havl' ull l'Vt•ry l>ingk· time. But what you
k i nds o f peoplc on. Authors. hav1· lo tukt• into Ul't:ount is how
people from all profoss1ons. So 1t dtH.·s ovl·r u period of a month,
it's really a chronology of th1• 1>r two monlhs, or th ree months.
mood and the attitude o r thl· And whl·h you look at that. 'The
country.'' a Tonight Show,' from what they
1 Carson celebrates ha s 20t h show llll'. is still No.~.
anniversary wilti a SJX'<:ial two-"l wouldn't l'ontinuc to do the
1 hou r rctrospectivl' tonight un show if the show was second in
NBC. He wiJI a lso makc a brie f the ratings. If 'The Ton ight
a ppearanl'e on the Bob Ho pe• Show' ceased lo be, in its time
.. ,. •• • wer•, ............. ................
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H teenyene.••
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Alw1y1 Rlng1 Twice"
I 188 I) Jeck NlehOleon.
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women Ind her IOYet plot
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• • ~ "Sleeping Dogs'·
( 1982) Sem Nelll, Warren o .....
lk46. CHRISTOPHER
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• CAMPUI PftOFll.E: ! VIEWPOINT OH 'l NUTAmON ··i C™AHOTHE
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8'rlth; MOffll 8. Abfem. } '°'"*' ptetldent ot lhe f Amwbn Jeowllll Commit· ..... f 8 JU8TICE AHO f CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Cet1 Stern mooer11 .. a I di.cu..ion of the IUUM f lnvol\led In 11141 CIMth pen.
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. • public policy 11 lalllflO . J (8) STEVIE NlaC8 l'f
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INlll" ancl "Bella Donna ... I .. .,... .. 11..or11 .. 1rom
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··' perfor"mance Of the NI Broedwey ~ bued t on Olale l>e'Aa'1 play
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Jeck Lemmon, Robby
Benion. An lrr911P01..it>le
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begtr!8 to reoret Ille w.t9d
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(8)MOY'IE * • * "The Gr .. 1 Muppet
,•. Caper" (1881) Che1le1
Grodin, Diana Rigg ""'°".,. Kermit, Fome
and Gonzo tr-• Cebu-
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I LET THIEM 9E LIGHT
JERRY FALWEU
AEXHUMMllO MOVIE • • * "Sf)lrll Of The Wind"
Dan George. A young boy
OYefeotnel hll hl ndk;ep lo
become the W0tld Cham·
pion Dog Sledder 'PG'
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GUMt1; Father Stephen R
GrOM. Frllnciacan 11 Fnar·
plKe II, tWmoN e..ctl,
Rev JoMph Glynn. O.D.C
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Alh1mb<a; Maty Ann Dunn
of St Robert Oellarmlne
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la Andi... D' Artagnan
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beCOme ln11ol\led In anoth·
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lntentlona of the llnlst•
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the French lflttoeracy.
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(O)MOVIE
• • • "Flral Monday In
Ocrober.. I 19811 Waite<
M1llhau, Jiii Clayburgh A
liberal Supr1m41 Court JUI·
uce c1a111M wUh the MW
.. , member or the na11on·1
lllgheat court, an ultra
Con141<Vallve woman furls!
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I 1:00 D OH CAMPUS
FNlll'ed a 8clippl Col·
lege 1tu<1ent, a grldu•••
and the 0..11 ol Studenll
dlllCUIS Ille II the college. 8 THIS ME< WITH
DAVIC> 8NHKLEY
• MOYIE
• • ~ "Them" ( 19541
Jamet Whttmore. Edmund
G~ The go119tnmen1 ..
talcM OYet an ln¥Mllgatlon
toolclng Into 11range
death• occuttlng In lhe
Mojave OeMrt
• MA8TE.RPtEa:
THEATRE
.. Te11amen1 01 Youth"
V•a Is plunged Into the
hell of a lront..tlne llolpltal
a.nd •ulgned to nutM
wounded Oennan• cfJ11rt
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THAOUOH THE ARTS ~~ * • * "Alrplenef" (1980)
Robert Ha19, Julie Hlget·
ty All.,. an el<li'*'' cr-
lafta to food polaonlng, 1
n«VOUI lormet war pilot Is
prnaec:t into l«vtc. Ind
,,_, contend with on.
board hyste<la. 1 IMCl'etlve
contrOI t~ end c~
lilied memotMts 'PG.
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• • • Arthur · (198 IJ
Ou4tey M00te, Ura Min·
nelll Whtie hit family
~ elteff!Ptna ran:. '*" Into-
• pt•er~ marriage, 1
drunken. lledonle11c: ptey.
l>Oy , .... In loYe wllll a poor
working glrl 'PO'
t 1:ao I AONCUL TVAE U.S.A.
T£MYC()U.
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HOME
• • "Cannonball Run ..
I t 981 J Burt Reynalda. &,.,
O.LutM vwtoua Oddball
chertc:ten comc>et• In a
coaH<>-<X>Ul auto raoe
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t-.30 I Cl) NFL TOOA y
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JU8T1CEAHO
CAPl'T AL PUNllHMEHT
Cert Stern moo.at ... a
Cli9c:uaelotl of the .._
lmlOf\oed In the deelh pen·
atty and the ditecllon that
OUbllc poky It tailing.
I DAY Of' ot8COV£1'Y
THEWOAU> TOMOMOW '
111 KINNEnt
OOfl'f.lAHO ·~ •*•'A .. Heartland"
(1981) "-' Tom.~
F•rel A renc:tler Ind hie
hou1elcHper lace th•
rtgor• Of frontier Ille In
1910 Wyoming. 'PG'
(%)MOW * * ·-nie S.. W°"'95 .. I 19801 Gregoty Pee.ti. Rog·
et Moote Duf'1ng World
WW II, I group Of 8rltllh
~form a Yotun-
t-regiment to dwtroy a a.men IC))' Mii In the
lndlen ~.•PO' 10:00. CC>U.aC. '00T9AU.
8aldwln-Wllllace et
W!Mnoerg 9 MOYIE
• •'.t .. A 0... With Judy"
I 194f f J-POWtl, EHu-
l>elh T eylor A pelf of teen-
a9et1 with 011eracllve
linaginaOont keep !heir
,.,... In lunnoll
8 8llT Of' KIOI AAf
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Cleft!. euthor """"9 F 1tt,
mairlne bloloO'lt Plefr•
1°55::™
THI LAWMNCIM
COUHpond•ntt Linda
Wertheim« and Cokle
Aoberte )oln Peul C>uke l<>t
.,, us>to-ltle-mlnut• aum-
mery of eonoreeeion.• ICM._
• CAUPl()MIA Wiii< IN
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lecf\, A#I "PIP9" f hor·
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Ovdley Moen. Liza Min·
netll Whtie hi• family
attempt• 10 l0tce him Into
• P<•trrenged m•trlege, a
drunken. hedonistic Oley·
bOy I ... In IOYe with • poor
~glr1 'PO'
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Tile ~ John Lennon.
• Paul Mceertn.y. 0-ge
Harrteun Ind Ainge> Slatr
are lollo••d through
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lo• AngetH Dodger1
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!It luolt""'-t CIOOQett
•IA.NIALL
LOI A~ OQdoett at
Sen ,,~ Oiattl•
• ADAM-II
• CAAOl AHO JIMVf
flour Of ArtWIC•'• ,.,,..,
llW mu~ •• CerOI
&ioene. JIMn'y Ao.#ie.,
K .. ter lletll and Bobby
Durham •• IMftl up IOf en
~Of l&U ·AMI~ ~
"Tiie Cl1MQlno Con1tltu·
lion"
• ltlll'T.TNI..,....
~=-MAGAZIHI • •t, .. The Clnctnnau
Kid ' ( tlle&I 81..,'•
MeOueen, Edward G Robo
lnlOrl A young eer dln.rp
trie. to l>MI the king of
llud poker ltl 1 b1t1le lor
pr .. , •• t:ao. ADAM-12
• AMfNCAH
OOVIANMEHT
"The Lllllng Con111tut1on" 111 THel WEfJ< WITH
DAW> INNKLEY
QJ HEWICEHTl!.A
WUXLY
(8)CAMfl.OT
Richard Harrll, Meg eu ...
Mf't and Rleh1td Muem
llar In Lerner and Loewe'•
CllHIC Broadway mutlleal
taped at the Winier Ger·
den Thealre In Hew Y0tk 0 SPOTUGKT PAEV1EW
Hoel Robert Oeborne
loolll II Ille mOVlel !Ind
tpeetala coming up on
Spot~t
2:00D MOVIE
* * "TM lnctedlble Two-
Headed Tran1plant"
(1117 1) lltuc. Dern. Pat
Pr ... t. A two-'-ded mon·
at• 11 de-...toped during a
cranlel lranaptent
• MOVIE
••• ,., "lJtysMtt" l 1956)
Kirk Dougl11. Anthony
Quinn
• IN9IOE 8418MM
TODAY
"Women In Cotporatlonl· MOYfnil Up" T-female
axecutlllw dtecluta what
women eaperlenee In I dlf.
l•enl way than men In
American COfl>O' at lonl.
• INTftOOUCINO 810lOGY
_8MOVIE • *"' "Cutler'• Tr111 ..
( 194591 John Gallln, Marlla
Pa11an An entire town
intimidated by a band of
OUllawl ti reecued ~ a
lone lawman.
(C)MOYIE
**',., "Ttlb4.lte" (19801
Jaek Lemmon. Robby
8enl0rl An lrreeponlible
Broadway prft1 IOefll
begin• to regret hie wa.ted
Ille and hll tenuoue r.,..
tlonahlp with hit prown
IOl'I. ·PG·
(l)MOYIE * * • •• Aflaltt Of Doble
Giii .... I 19531 Debbie Rev·
no!OI. Bobby Vall Two
COlleOe llldl IJq>er~ I
.., ... of lighlMer'ted -
padw,
9MOVIE * * 'h "Thi.. W1trlorl ..
{11177) Randy Ouald.
Cl\artee WNte Eagle A 13-
yeer· Old Indian boy,
ut\emed Of ~ rec:og.
nlad II a wwr'IOr, IMtna
10 apptecllll Na '*ll•
I ller Vll ltlng hll alck
Qtendfather. •()·
,..., • '*'ECTlOHa
··~ BIOl.OQY
O THe~ .....
Alter A<x*l0td•1 gun le
MOien ff om Ille OOOk le jar.
tt'I lound It the ~of a ,_.,,
(D)PUN..11
Melbe Mo«•. Robert Gull-
l1ume 1nd 8herm1n
~ •• ._lured In a
perfor"menoe of 111e hit
Br~ mutlQI bllMd
on OMil DIYll'1 ptey
''Pur11e Vlctor1oua. ..
3:00. GMATUT IPOfWTI
~
• CAUfOfMA
~
"90RT
• lmQJUC)INO
llOlOO't' CI>~
••• "Arlhur" (11181)
Dudley Moore. Ud Mln-
netll. While hll l1mlly
1ttempt1 to torce Nm Into
• pr..rengec! merrlege. •
drunlten. hedonletlc IMY·
bOy '8111 In to¥e with • poor
WOtlllng Gift. 'PG'
4:00. twm.YOU
D IUNDAY
Looetloft. Ihle ffom .....
....... 12,VeNolendl•
_, .. ,Lot~
ii Al THI MOvm
·~ * • .. ,.,. Conqueror
Worm" ( tHf) Vincent
Prtoe, len ~· A I 1ttl•
°'"""Y ~-Ollee on a murder •Pre•.
deettoytflg anyone ""° ..... l'tMl'llblla ,... oon.. °'"°" of • wttdl. . .,,.. * *" "TN ~ ,f'Oftl Bruit" (1111) CltltOfY
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TUBE TOPPERS
K TLA (~) ff :OO -"Knlgh t1 ur thl•
Rouurttnhlc•" Hobt·r l Tuylor u nd Avo
Gordnc•r 1nur In 19!)4 movlt abt1ut lh(•
duyi.i or King Arthur ond his rourl
K NBC (4 ) 7:00 "Voyagers!" A n
odve n turou1 ro~ue a nd yo~ng orphun
journl'y throur.ch time to help Wilbur 1rnd
Orvllll' W rlt(hl pt•r(t.-ct the alrplun ·.
KN OC (4) tt:OO "Bob lloJX''M Spoor of
tht..· Nt•w TV S t.•uson ." Bob Hope prevl<•w s
the "''W tdt•v1s11m scm1on with t'l•ll•brlty
gul'8l i;w1·11. (S(•f• photo a l left) .
KNBC (4) Y:OO "T ht.· Tonight S h<Jw
Slarr1n~ J11hnn y Ca r so n . 4!0 t h
Anr11vcr~1ry .'' Sc~men ts from mL·mur·ablt·
ptist shows an, a\rcd in lWo·hour spc..'<:iul
W0tld War II mfty IPefl dll·
Hie< IOt modern·d•y t<>CI·
•. MOVIE
•• ~ •• Band Of Angeli'·
(19117) Clark G1ble. Stdney
POlller An edUG81ed blKk
lta¥e meet• a Southern
o•nlleman who h at
MCr,11 to conceet
• WAll ITAUT WU1<
"Wiii Tiie Bull Roar?"
Ouetl Stan Welnlleln,
edUOf and pubHlher of 11141
Prol ... lonal TAQe Readet
(~ D OUIONIHO HOME
INTlAfOM Cll 800AAE PEGS
(Premiere) T•o frlenda
venturi Into their nret d1y
.. high tclloot ''"""*' determined to l>ee4m•
papulat on CetnpUI.
QJ)MOVIE * *•A. .. The Burglua· ·
(19731 JeM.p_,i Selmon·
do, Omar Sharif A
croaked cop pur-. 1
group ol thleve9 who utMld
a compu1., 10 ..... tome
lleiuable -tldl
(C)MOVIE * * "Paper T1o9"" I t97Sl
Oa11ld Nl11en, To1hlro
MllVM The lulor Of e Jap-
-lmbaaaad<>r'a aon llnd1 lie mull live up 10 hie
gr .. lly exegoerated t ....
ol het oltm Wlletl the boy 11
kldn8'>Ped ®MOVIE • * • "The Great Muppet
Caper" (1981) Charl11
Grodin. Dlln• Rigg
Reporter• Kerm11. Foaie
and Gonzo Ir-1 ltbu·
lout 1toten ,_.. 10 Lon·
don 'G'
($)MOVIE * * 11' "TM Shogun W1rrt· °''· Grlndlzer" ( 19811 Anl·
f'Nlted A iio-ful robot
delend1 Eetlh wMn It 11
tnvaOed by veoan lnnd ... .MOVIE • * • ~ .. Heutland ..
I t9811 RIP TOfn, Conetla11
Fetrelt A rancher and 1111
hou1ekeeper 11ce th•
"90f• ol tronller Ille In
1910 W)'Cimlno 'PO' -
•:IO I IHT'UFACE TO• AHNOuNC8>
WAIHINOTON Wf.EI(
l'CMVllW"' I 8'0MNG WfTH CINDY ,ACE THE NATIOH
GMATUT~T8
L£OSa
6:00 I NfWIMAl<IRa HAl'tl'Y DA YI AGAIH
Howltd .. flnally pertueO-
ed to allow Joenie to go on
•dete I AeCNEWS
ANNOUNE
"I• There A ,.... China?"
Gunt Fox Bu1terflel0. eut,_ of "CNna A ..... In
The 8111• S.. ..
• TlM Ot.D HOUK
Bob Vila~ Ille wtr•
Ing In the b<MHWay and
pull lneula.tlon In the lami·
1--..(RJO M•A•s•Ft
NEWI
fllCWIE * * • .. Swing Time ..
( 183ef Fred Atlah; ~
Rogera A g1mbllng
dllnQer hel a llatd lllN
Mlllng money 10 tf!Mty ~
tweet'-1. bul ~
11on1 •IN when he 18111 for
another (..
(%)MOVIE • * • ··wooem ~·· I IHI) Albert 81ook1,
K•thtyn Hw rOld ·A film
lldltor trlea repeatedly to
win bade the hew1 of 11141
WOfnWlhe io-.·R·
l:ao I FACE THE HATIOH N9CNEWI
LAYPNE & 8HfAl.EY
& COtlil'lll«
Tile glrte we 1U'91GiOU1 Of
Cermine't eudden -'th I ~
MC NEWS
'
9 mHT-i° ENOUGH
rom learn• 111e lmpor11nce
01 lamlly rel1tlon1hlpa wnen D1vtd mo¥M out
8NKNIWS ,, (C') M()V1( * * "The Fiith Mu1keteer"
( 1117111 Beau Brldgee, U•au·
la AndrHa D'Atl!l(ll\41\
and Ille ThtM Mu.lcel-1
t>eCOme lnYOIYed In anoth•
.,., ptan to bloolc the e1111
1n1en1lonl of th41 llnlller
CMdtnal RlcMlleu 1gaJn1t
Ille French erlatocrlCY
'PG'
®MOYIE * • "Canno11b1ll Run"
( 1981) Burt Reynold•, Dom
0.LulM Varlou1 oddblff
ChllllClerl -<:Ompete In a
COUMo-c;oHI aulo rllCe
'PG' tlJ MAN< lWAIN
THEA TM
"The Plf•I .... Tom Sawyer
and Huckleberry Finn come upon more e.11ctt•
ment when lhey decide 10
run a•ay and become
ptrat• .MOVIE
• • • •.t .. Hob1on'1
Choice" ( 11164) JOhn Miiie,
CharlM Laughton. A boot·
mate• atlernpll 10 relaln
hll ctlMC) toorot OI labOt
by preventlrw,i hi• three
deUghl-''°"" marrying
e:ao I NEWS CONFEAEHCE PEOPLE'S COURT 8N£WS
t :46 ~CHAMPUN
OH THE FllM 8CEHE
u10 I Cl> • ~ QllYOYAGE.ASI
(Premlel'•I An actllenturout
rogue and• yaung 0tphan
)oorney lh<ough time to
11e1t> Wiibur and Orvtfle
Wl'lght perfect the llr·
pl-. ea NPLEY"s
8ll.IEW CT 0.. HOT1
Fe.lured a mud·tlhlQing
IMtkral In France. the
world'• largeet metry"il(>-
round, llylng analc" Ind
vampire t>ala. the l lO"f Of
'"'" COUtlQeOUS men I MADMotE'S P\ACE
ARTHUR AU8IN8TEIH
"V1n1ce'· Aubln11ern·
recalll hit llf11 111111 10 Ven·
lee Ind remember• IN
Nv" of 11141 moat lmPOrtent
maeetroa or claa1lcal
mu lie.
• SOUnt 8AONX:
WON< .. PftOOMS8
Earl Caldwell hottt a look
at the ettor11 Of Soulh
B<on11 reeldenla 10 reet0te
hOUelng. bulld .. ,. nelgn. oomood•. bflng butllneel·
.. Ind IC>b• to the ., ... *"' educal• their ~.,.
(O)MOYIE • • * "Flrtt Monday In Ociot>er.. I 19811 Walter
Matthau. Jiii Clayburgh A
Hberlf Supr-eourt Ju•
IQ d..,_ 1"th the !WW·
•member Of 11141 nation'•
~ court. an ult,.
CON«V1111W women Jutitl
'R'
(Z)MOYIE * * "The S.. Wolvel .. ''"°' Oreoorv Peck. Aoo-.. ~· During Wortd Wer II, e grouc> Of Brl!Wt
~ lonn a YOlun·
•-regiment to deelroy a O.ITW\ 80)' -1 In the
Indian Ooeel\. 'PG' i••<ll ~ MNWn 111\.ACE
... .. ~and Archie
11 fuming when Oary
-. • cell from hll ~···~. •atlOeHOPE'S
lflOOf' 0# n4E NEW lV
llAIOH
Bob~~,,,.
new tel!Mllon ...an wftll
ou-t ..... Ellztbetll fly·
lot, Tom Seltedl. 8tooke
SNelde, Linde Evan• and
Alclty Sdwoder
• INTPTMMEHT
lMIWBK
Reportt on celebrity
....... IN melllng ot •
video O*l'e CCNM*clal
and IOltP .. ., ... calender
ptn..upa; In....... wltll
l etbela M~. Butt
~·and..,,, Reed. •O MATIHOUITOH
Mitt Houlton ww.tlgetM
a f'Ml(dttl lllat WW Ille
reeult of MWtlf MnMtlon-
al 1tor... pubHtfled In e
~,,....,..,.,
l~WNna •*lit .. f,,. loyl ,,om
Bru it'' ( 1971) Oreoory
P.olt.l~Olh'ler.A
determined prore11or
t lalkl lln lnoer1IOut doetOf
-"OH genetic: eapert-
rnenft performed dutlng
WOttd W• N mey 10e1 dlt-
8111r kit rnodem-de.Y ~
•. MOVll ** "T,._,,. Ollleonl" (1913) C>ocumeintery A
group Of •d11enturera
-~ Ille leNllM reefl
In -.di of OOllC 1111 d ,,_..,
• NOVA
"Tiie 0'9llt Vlolln ~
tery'' IOIM IMO!Mtlflf
..._.,.. 10 utfOC* the
MCN1 of tr. eoUrld of the
..... tfedlVw'I~ .. r.,..._. !"IC e 111MrlRNCI' n.ATM
"TNl.,,.,I Of Youlll"
Wllfl ~ W• " Miiiy ..,. , Y•• re1wm1 to
OtdaN ....... ,..
......... .J40ft'Y: Nier ..................
en• , .... "'. lllol•11t1
-
:c~"l •llMIQ
• • * "Tiie QrM I an Hotcu ( 1911) Ned INtty, "6cherd laNlwt ,,. ..
dl191 untllO bri ·~
lMll ~ 10 Oii' IN llehM they ,... 111ey·,.
enlltled 10 by etegjlllg •
r ot>bery 01 thetl own benlt
'PO'
IH)MOVll * • • "looy HNI" 119'1)
.Wlltlam Hurt, Kathleen
T Ut'* A NNlllllN ,,IOtlda
llwyet II 1*11Ueded by ht1
IOver to rnurdet ,,.. hu1
\ band ·A·
(l l 9MOVll * * * "Aflhu1" llH 11
Dudley MOOte, Liu Min
nelll While ht1 l1mlly
11lempt1 10 '°'°' him lnlO a Pf .. errangea memage, a
d1unken, hedonl111o play·
boy lalll lfl kMI wllh a po()(
WOt k Ing girt, 'PO'
U O 8 (I) OlONA
OIOtla -.Pll 11et llfat
O•t• 11~ her MPetltlon G THE W°"'-0
TOMOMOW
1:00 e Cll r .. JUffMOHI
George decldM to ~'
1111 competitor'• offet 10
buy out JeflerlOrl Cteen·
.,. (.Pitt 2J D QI THE TOHIOHT
IHOW aTAMNG
JOHNNY CAMON: 20TH
AHHfVEAIMY
Johnny CarlOrl celebf•IM
1111 20th )'Mr .. hOll °' 11141
popul11 late-night lhOlilr
wlth Mgmenll from mem.
Ofal>le P•I thowl and
ctl1>1 of earl)' TV 8PPNI·
ancea by Richard PtyOf.
David Brenner 1nd many
Olhetl I ;c:SIMMON8
* •'A "SmOkey And Tiie
81nd1t II" I 1980) But1 Rey·
notd1. Jackie Gl .. ton
sn.tln 8uf0fd T JUl!lce
call• In 1111 two lawman
l>folherl to 1top a retired
boollegget, ,,,. 88ndll.
lrom tr 111epor11ng a beby etec>hantJro I ::.TPPIE<:E
THEATRE
"t e11amen1 01 Youlh ..
With World War II llnally
over. Vera return• to
Oatord where Ille meet•
Winifred Hollby, they
launch their 'M'ltlng eet-•
and become 11111ong
trlend1. (Pert 51(R) Q GD MYSTElrf
"Or Jellyll And Mr . Hyde" o. Jet< ytt' • bold ex,perl.
mente to ltoltte lhe good
lrom the elllt wlthln • llngle
per1ona111y 1ucceed
beyOnd hit wlldea1 expec.
tallont (Pert tl(R)Q
(QJ MOYIE * • ·~ "Any WhiCll w..,
You ca,,•• I 1980) Clint
E.utwood. Sondrt Lock•
Bef()f• Niiiing down with
hi• glf1 and pet Otengutan,
I here-lilted tight• eignl
up '°' one tat I. lucr alive matcn. 'PG'
{%)MOVIE
• • ·~ "P-Play" ( 19781
Peter O'Toole, Da111d
Hemn'linga. A OOrt\191 goY •
.,.nment beconiee the tit·
Q!I of •....iti\81)' ~
HO•()) OHEDAYATA
TWE 1:=
• ·~ "In PralM Of Older
Woman" (11178) Tom
Be<enger, Kalen Black. A
Hungarian tothetlo remln-
-on 1111 put romantic
conqt;Mll. trom hit llrsl 11
the ege of 12 to hi• Mduc·
tlon of 1 hOUMWil• at 30
'R'
10,00. Cll TRAPP£A JOHH,
M..D.
Tr 11PPet Ind Gonz:o are led
10 aome dltturbtng dllGOll· ,
.,... -'*' 111ey unllnow·
lrlQIY purcri.. a dried-up
• Ylney•d. Ind Slanley fellt
In tow 'ert 1) l ~~ODAY
TOH()fl(: A
CELOMTIOH
0..... Brubedl'• Pfepall ·
lion of • CathOk M-NI
10 rnuelc: '°' a ¥1111e!y of Choirl. ordleltra• and per.
form1nce looallon1 11
Chrontded.
• 80UTH MONX:
WON< IN PN>GM.18
E.ert CMdw91 11oet1 a look ., ,,,. elrottl of Soulh
Br on• reeldents IO r•tor•
f\Ouelng. bl.llld .... neigh>
l>Oftloodt, bflng ._.,_. .. and joOe 10 the .....
end ~· lllelr afllldrwl. (8)MCWW
•• • "Art!Mlr.. (!tit)
Dudley Moor., Liu Mln-
nelll. White hi• fetnll)'
attemplt to IOtce him Into
a ll'•lnenged mernege, I
druntien. hedonlttlC play-
boy , .... In IOYe wllh a poOt
wortllng Olf1 'PG'
(l)MOVIE
• • "Looker.. ( tH II
Alberl Finney. JamH
Coburn. The myeletlou•
CIMllle of • -* of l>Mu-
llful modeft lnYOl¥9d In a
MW ed"*1111ng protect
art blamed on 11141 r>tutlo
eurgeon who ot*'•ted on
tllem 'PG' -~ * * * .. Flrll Femlly"
(19801 Giida Redner. Bob
Newtl•fl. Tiie M •uetty
tepteeeed deughter ot ,.,.
country'• weirdeel pree1-
c1enti.i ttmlly aompllc;lt ..
,,., letller •a 1ttemp1t 10
conouct IM 1na111 OI ,,.,., ·111·
10:IOI LONI~
W98CIND WOfn'9 ~
I ..,., .. ~ tO:.. IUNDAY "'°'"8
PACll moo e De Cl> 9 Cit
NIWI r;!°:~ ·~PMYllWI ..... 0... end """'., LYoft• holt .,, lnfOlmellw
IOO* It Wflllt't new et IN
~, .. ,
• COC LW '°°'9AU ~
''AuCIUrll VI ....,, ....
fm~ • * • "I.et " .... ( 1970)
Tiie ....... "°"" l..eMOn, ,..,. ~. Oeotte """'°" ..,.. ...... lt8rf .,. to110...-t11reue11 , ......... ~ ...
Mone lllf en llP'""4M
OOl'IOaf1 0
11.1110. .... ''*' "°""' ~ '*WllW
MO .... TM.9f#n49 ~!ID
• TVGUMFMMOKI .. ._,~. I = u•rOUNCJm> • •'A "The ..._,,,ecuon
01 ?e cih1ry Wheeler"
1197 t I Ar'ONt OldilneOn,
8t ldtord Oiimen A pojltt-
Cll figure II repelled lfter
.,, automobile llOCldtnt
wtth P¥ta from • "~ ...
I lyi\lhellc Otfltl bank a~
•• 'A "Tiit.. Hundred
MllH '1or Stephani• ..
( IN t) Tony C>nendo. p...,
Ore11H A d etermined
~ offtoer -to tun
ov., 300 llltlM lh flw ~
.. "' tel of faith le>t Ille
crllleally Ill dlUght., IAI {C)~ .
* * e "Altpl-1" ( 1980)
Robert Hayt. Julie Haeer•
IY Alter "' liftlner'• er-J 18111 to IOOd poleonlng, ti
ner¥OUe l0tmet wer pllOt la
prMNCI lf\lO .. ¥tc. 111\d
rnuet oontend wltll on-
l>Olfd hyst4W11, a MCtet""9
Gonlrof t-and ~
lllled rnernonee. 'PG' 11;40 (1)~
••• "The Hunter" ( 19711)
81 .... ~. EJI Wrj·
tecll. Rlfptl "P.,,_,' Thor•
eon teadt A dangetOUI llflt .. a rnodetn-d.., bounty
hunt• 'PG'
t1MD MOVll
ill' * ,,., "Thr" Hundred
Mlle• For Stephanie ..
( 1981) Tony Ortando, Pet•
Gt111H . A d•lermlned
~ otllcet -lO '"" av« 300 m-.. In llw da)'I
.. lln ~ Of leiVI '°' ~
«ltlcelty • deughler (R)
• MOVIE * • ·~ "TM Gentle Rain" I 1tH l Chrlttopher 0-ge, Lynda Dey The
love .,,.., betWeen a mute
erc:nn.ct .-.cl 1 bNutlful
IOdety gin In RIO de
Janeiro II marred by her
emotlonal !rigidity.
11:60. MOVIE
••• "Deed HNI On A
Metty-Oo-Aound" (19e91
J-Coburn. <:--.
Spwv. Alter Illa pr11on
P*Ole. I oon ertlet gltl
right bedt to WOfk p1en.
nlng an lirPOrt bank roo-
bery IO OCCUt lirnulta.
neoualy wltll ,,,. ., rtllal of
a Rutalan dlgnltaty.
11:86 (8> MOVIE * "Tarian, The Ape Man"
(19811 Richatd Hatrll, 8o
Oereil. Wtllle eccomc>enY-
lng ,,., lather on a -Ch
t°' ,,,. legendary ei.
ph1n1·1 Graveyard: 1
young women 11 ebducted
by an ~ wflite
m11n who wu releed by
11 In the .t-gle. 'R'
12:00 100 cwa
OUTaUMfTI
A Winning pr~tlal can·
dldate (Sidney 81aca,,_)
.. being imperlonated by
.,.. agent Of .,, C>nental
de9pot.
·THE~
~ **'A "The Fo•mule"
I f880) Marion B<endo,
Gecwge c Scott wtlle
ln¥Mligahng Ille mutdet of
a colleegue. a ,....,.,. cop
uncover• a con1plfacy
lnvoMng the IUPPfMllon
or a tyntheOc fuel formula
~ en Oil cwtel 'R'
12:30 CZ, MOVIE * * "The Slap" I t9e31
Uno Venture. Annie Git•·
~ A group of young~
Pie on the bf Intl of edull •
hOOd ,_ a berrege of
grown-up Pfobleml. decl-
tlona and dllernmat
t:OO (C) MOW * • ~ .. Luncll Wagon"
( f98 1) Candy Moore.
Chuck McCenn A trio of
~11.. run Into trouble
from competltort whlle
ptO\llding -1et\8nCll IO
hungry conltruc11on work· _,..A.
(D)MOYIE ..... ··a-1918nd" (19801
Donald Sultlertend. v-
.. AedOl'W.. An Atclle
-thet.-dl teMt••
memberl ere forced Into a
flgflt for !heir llfll'Y IUMVll.
'PG' t:ao (I) MOYIE
• • "Srranoe Behllllor •.
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LOUIM Fleteller. Strenge
••l)etlmen11 oonducled on
Clllldren and•~ 11'11.W·
der9r turn a quiet mid·
..iern oolleOe '°"'" Into I frenzy 'A'
1:acl I MC Newt
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ert Mltcllun\. 1. .. ~
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drink ClMIPlllon 10 tr~ .,.,.,,,..,., ~ ,..... !!99'-.,..
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• • "Provtdenoe" ( 1177)
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IC NOTICC
rtalC NOTICE
f1"'27 Publl•h•<I Orang• COHt Dilly
Piiot, Sec>t. 26, Oct 3. to, t 7. 1ge2 4270-8?
NtUC NOTICE
Nil.IC NOTICE
rtatC ftOllCC
P\8.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 9U ... H '> .. ._. ITATUllENT
The loltowtng persons are dOlng
FICTITIOUS auSINl!SS
NAM£ ST A T'EllllVfT
bl*'-8 u Tne following peraon 11 doing
SOFT-CELL PRODUCTS. 209 bullna4 u • Avenue Del Mar. Sulla 205, San NEWPORT IMAGES. 4570 Plf1< Clemente 921172. Newporl. Newpon BHCh CA
RICKY R RIVADENEYRA, 165 W 92660 Pabada, San Clemente Ceflfornle DAVID PAUL REINHOLD, 4570 112972. Park Ne'Wport, Newport Beech, CA
RICHARD C WEMMER. 9217 926fl0. Molt Riv« Circle, Founllln Valley This bullnest IS conduc:le<I t>y an
Calttotnl• 92706 1n<11'11<1ual.
I David P ReinhOl<I ~~u=-n:,~conducta<I by • Thl1 11.i-1 wu filed with the
Richard c ·w-County Clerk 01 O.anoe C-ty on
Thlt 11atwnent wu flte<I wit h tile Sec>lember 8. 1982 ,,.,.. ~ 011?a;noe County on Pubflalla<I Orange Cout Daffy
· f1•MI Piiot. Sept. 12, t9. 26. Oct. 3, 11182 ~ 0tanoe eoa11 Delly Piiot. 4034-82
Sec>t. 2e, 0c1. 3. 10. 11. 19112 Pta.IC NOTICE
rta.IC NOTICE
4268-82 1------------,ICTmout IW8MSa ...-sun....-r The IOllowing peraon1 ate <lotng PICTTTIOU9 .,._.. bvsu-& u
..._ aTATbillNT CALIFORNIA PATIO DOOR
The loltowlng per1on 11 doing 1623 Afat>em1 AYe. Hun11ngton
t>u.i-ff. BNcl1 Ce 92$49
AUTO EXTRAS , INC . a THOMAS ALLEN OEGUELLE.
Calltomla corporeuon. 174~ Ml 8182 Snowb•rd. Huntington Beacl't CllllWood Clrcle. Fountain Valley, Ce 92~6
CA 92708. Rum B DEGUELLE 8182 GENE GRANT. 1812 W Balboa Snowbird. Huntington Beacll Ca
81Yd., Newport Beach, CA 92"3 92646
Thia bull.-s la con<luc:te<I by • This business 11 con0uc1ec1 by •
C()tpotatlon general pwtM<INP Auto EllltU. Inc: Tom De Guelle
G-Grant. Preel<lent This tlat-t wu hied wt111 the
Tllia •••t-t wu litecl with the County Clefk ot Otenoe County on County Clet1I 01 Orange County on Sept 11 1982
Sec>teml>et 8. 1982 F1'7ml '1~1 Pubt11he<I by Or•noe Coest Dally
Publl1he<I Or1nge Coeat Di lly Piiot, Sept 26, Oct 3, 10, 17
Piiot, Sept .. 12. 19, 26. Oct 3, 1982 •289-82 ~--------4-036--~821------------
rtalC NOT\CE
MllC NOHCE
PUBl.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS aUSINEeS
NAME STATEMINf
The following person 11 <101ng bulll\9SI 81 JIFFY PRINT. t7330 Newnope
SI Founllln Vllley. Ca 92708
Debtl Ann Roc;he. 16S62 Ml
Shelly. Fountain Valley. Ca 92708 Th11 bvtinesa 11 conc:tucle<I by an 1n<l1V1dual
Deb•• Ann Roche
Tl111 1111emen1 was filed with lhe
Covn1~ Clerk of Orange Coun1y on Septomber 29, 1982
fl9M02
Published Orang11 Coas1 Dally
PolOI Del 3. 10 17. 24 t91!2 4349.97
PUBl.JC NOTICE
FICTnlOUS •USINIH
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowong persons are doing
business as
111 THE YOU NG DUTCH CLUB 121 THE YOUNG DUTCH INDO CLUB, 131 PASAR MALAM, (4)
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PASAR
MALAM 161 INDONESIAN FAIR, 161 ASIAN FAIR an<I (7) ASIAN EXPO .
Sovlh Cou1 VtMage. 3340 S Plaza
Dt San1a An1. Ca 92704
E<lwln E Sersanste (1 Callf0tn1a
CO•PO•lllOn), 1034 Kono• Road, EsGondldO, Ce 92025 Diane S Ser.anSle I• California
corpore11on1. 1034 Kings Road.
Etcandi<IO Ca 92025
Thi• bu"neH Is eot1ducle<I by an
•n<l•vldual E<IWln E Sen1an ...
TNI 11atemen1 WE11Tec1 ""1'111 the Counly Clertl OI Orange County on
~tembet 30. t982 ,, .....
Publlthe<I O*<lge Coaet Delly
Pilot Ocl S, 10, t7. 24, 1982 4288·82
Nil.IC NOT!((
r-ecnnoua .,... ..
NA* aTATIMaNT The follow4ng pet_... are <lolf'O
bu..,_U
SUITE ARRANGEMENTS. 47 SH lllanc:I Ot , Newport BMc:h Ca
92660 S AMANTHA LIS A BRANSFORD 47 Sea faland Or
N-porl Beacll 92660 ELAINE CEREFIN, 47th St ,
N-port 8eac;h Ca 926e0
Thll bull-Is COOOUC1e<I by 1
~·· par1Mf"llllp s-111· Btansfor<I Thie llat-t waa flle<I wtlll lhe
County Cl«1I ol O.ange County on Sep1 23, 1982 ,,.., ...
Pubt11had Oreno• Coast Dall) Pilot, Sept 26. Oct 3. 10. 17. t982
4220·87
ACTlflOUI ....... ..12521 NAm STATOSNT Tiie lollowlng peraon la doing SYl'WOf'948 Of' THE ANNUAL tTAru.NT ~-°" SYCAMORE BOOKSTORE. 8e 1 Ameftc.n ._..,. lnauf-c.,,..,., ef Ftorida 100 9rk*ell A-. MIAMI, Ronde lltl1
Produetlon Pt-. Newpot1 Beach, Y-lncled Dec1mber 11, 1•1 ·C.. t2t80 T 0111 Admottecl 1aset1 Stuart 8 . Wahlberg, 31261! Tolel liabtllttes s t46.007.276 116. 108.873
s 5.083,164
Sctlmkll (P.O. Box 502). SllWfaoo, Capital Pai<l-uc> Guar1nty Capl·
Ca. 92571 Ill/Statutory Dec>olft Thia bullMu Is conducle<I by an Grote paid-In 1nd contrlbule<I lndMduels w • eurpl\d s.6ouu TNa twwt B. aN flel unMtllgne<I 1vnc:11 teutp!u•I 20. 1oe.3& 1 ,..._t -wl1ll the Sutplul at regardt ~ 30,799,402 ~~a of J>'"2ariQe County on ll"oClO<ft9 tor the yur 90,807,tOd
....,,..,.,..,_ . 1-. Ols~t• '°' lhe year 78,tot.572 ,,.,._ We f\efeby e«Uly thll the at>ow 11ema era In accordance with lhe
..!_1;1bll1had Orange Coa~I Dal~y Annuel Stat-I for the year an<le<I December 31. 1981, made to Ille .....,. Sec>• 12, 19, 26, uet. J . l\lllit ln9Urance Comm••~ ot the Stele of Calllornla, pur9Uanl to law ---------•.;.;0'-"33-.;:...;::8~2. FIOyd Oenlaoo I VICe President
-----------. I TreU4Jret PBCI ..OlMIH SMrTMS' MOllVASY
627 Main St
Huntington Beach
~39
'ACIAC YllW
MIMOllAlPMll
C:.fl"lltery Mortuary Ch1pel-Crematory
3500 Pacific View Onve
Newport Beach
644-2700
MICoa..al MOaTUA•llS
L19una Beach
4!M·!M15
Laguna Hilla
768·0933
Ju<llth Kiiier
A.allat ant Secre1ar,
Pul>hhecl Ot~ Cout Daily PllOI. ~I 29. 30. Oc1 1. 2. 3. tll82
423t.82
San Juan Cap11trano
495-1776 .NEPTUNE SOCIETY
MAac. UWM-MT. OuYI
Mortuaty • C:."9tery
. Cremiuory
1625 G11ler Ave
Cot11Me11
5'40-S554
,_Cl•OT ... I
l&Ll80AOWAY MOllV .. ,
t 10 &roadway
Cotta Meta
6'2·9150
CRBMATION a BURIAL AT SEA
646-7431
"'"'*' IOCISTY ~U.H MJID , ....
2a WEST COAST HWY. "°""°"'0
Sulte9 MAMI , • • • .. •.•
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Liii IA YflOIT
OPEi lllllY 1-1
121 VIA LllO 1111
Completely remodeled elegant
2 bdrm house plus study. Also
features pier for large boat plus
~mall boat. Ideal locotlon on
quiet end o f Is land. Only
$1,850,000.
IDVEI VILUIE 00110
OPEi lllllY 1-'I
1013 IOVEll lllVE
2 story, 2 bdrms. 2 'h baths,
dining area, flreplace, bar.
double garage, large pool &
clubhouse. Walk to shops &
market. Asking $139,900.
LIDO ISLE WITH POOL
OPEi SUIDIY 2·1
101 Vta FLOllEllOE
Beautiful cu st om built 4'11
bdrm, 3 bath home. First floor
opens onto pool and patio
Second floor opens on t o
balcony. You must see this
delightful, dramatic home. We
Invite comparison. $595.000
IECUllln LIVUll
OPEi SllllY 2·1
300 OAllEY UIE # 101
Newport Beach condo 1st floor
1 bdrm. 1 bath, like n ew ,
beautiful pool & spa areas.
Assumable loan. Priced to sell.
$117,000.
llUL Tl-lllLLIOI DOLLAR
IEllMIOIMOOI
OPEii SI• 1-4
131 Vil LllO SOUi
Choice oversized Inside lot.
Spacious home built around
. very private patio with spa. 6
bdrms including maid 's & 5
baths. Looking for new owner
with wherewithal to update to
million dollar category.
Lido Realty
6Jl-J300 •.. , ,.,.,. ••••.•.••......•..••..
EQUAL ..OUSINO Of'f'OATUHfTY
hllll1ller'1 ltttce:
LIW PlllD anow.r
Beavliful 2 Bdfm eondo
with eec;urlty o•t•. com-munity pool end wet1dng
<111t•nce to ~not Try
10% down Only le5.000I
C.it todayt 64&-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
BRANO NEW "HHrl ol
Orenge County" Town-nomes · Luxury 3 bdrm
homet beauttlully <l•-
11gne<1, qu1tlty buttt -and financing now tll1l you
Just won't believe! Call
now Bren<lywyne Pro-
pertlet ti, 531·9670
WIHIEI
FllEll
Alf reel eet1te •dvertise<I
In this newepaper la
subject to th• Federal
Fair Housing Act ol 1968
wttleh mak .. It Illegal to
a<lverllM "eny preferen-
Cffll or nltlonal origin.
or any Intention to make
any IWCll preference. II·
m l talion o r
dlSorlmlnatlon " This 3 Bdrm 2 beth home
Tiii• newspaper wtft not 1111 In an 81ea ol S160.
knowlnpty eccept any 000 to 1180,000 hon'Mlsl
advertltlng fOf r111 "'a-It needs TLC an<I youl
te wttlch Is In vtoletlon of Unbellevably priced at
1helaw 1 1211 ,500. Celt nowt
::~s·=~~u~d~~~~-,· f ,=;=~=·=~=·=i='='=~=~l=-1 their ads dally and Ii
report errors Im·
med l ately. The
DAILY PILOT 88·
sumes llablllty for
the first Incorrect
Insertion only.
BHIH '" "'' •••.....•...••.•.•...• •.. , ,,,.,. .••.•....•............ ... ,.i ,,,,
········--············ TAUUI ITITILY
Spot1ea1 and apactov1
Sendpolntt be1uty. lo· 1
ceted neer Soutll Cout
Ptua. Lowut priced
home In the erea. 4 big
SAU•Wll 38', 2'h&e TERINA MO-
DEL IN EAST BLUFF.
Dbl -· frplc, dtf!wltw. comm pool. 833·11111
dyt. 7511· 131S IV99.
2807 Vlata Ornllda
Owner/,t. 3% .
Cullom lovr bedroom by
Valentine. Beeu11tuNy al·
tueled on • Vlf)' prlv•I• belch. M111er bedroom
1ulte balcony overlook•
beacll and bey 111110.
b<lrma. huge IMng room t•l·J•-wlth crldlllng fir~. • ._
IC>fmat dtnlno. bl9, blO l~~~~~~~~~~I
t>onu1 room. perlect tor m--••-1
000
extra temlly 1ntert1ln· 5991" -ment center . Call 1111,111 I. 8pactou1 3 br, 3 be
• llOl'fle fHlur• beautllut r :tttl~ ~~ryr,. ::::. .::
------·--mel dlntno rm, 3 ~ o•· reoe. Mull ... to belleve 1..UIT 11Y at tllle pnce1151.31111
w .. ptlo9d 3 ldrm hOlne
on :~llng IOI. AM er"1 ~
furniture lnclude<I. 'ull
pri c e 1107 ,00 0 .
761"3111
~... I ..,
llLL llW1
Llaht Ind elry, IPICIOul
3 'Mnn In Merine tngtl-
ldt Joo °' blk• 10 lhe beaeh Neef the ptopo-
MCI m.,lnt !Medi IOfM n.c Prioeo • ., be!Ow
1ppr1tu l 1nd 1 very
mottvettd Mlttr. Cell ..
THE RF.AL
ESTATER~j -----
Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Ootober 3, 1982
Neorl11 half of all Dally Pflol readf'r•
have uaed the ctoHl/led 1ectwn to buy
or 1cll a product.
Af!ilO(NflAI ACAi tSIAt( l lRVICl.S
.,.. 1·1
LllO llll 11 ,ttl,OOI
Supt·nor b11 yfron1 l<X'&t1on1 V1c•w or
muin lllrning bllSlll & c·11y light.It.
l'rt('I' tnc:ludc::. pluns, p<.•rmlts &
l'o,1su1I .1pprovul fur ~:H9 !«J. ft. 2
!llOry h1inw. indud111g w ltw c:t•llar &
guf'11g1· /\ d l'l·a111 <·111111· ll'\,lt'! Sl·c
Cvmt.111 Hu111s l1•ltl .11 7·UI Vm Lado.
N;n ti
Ill ClHH CH TOM I I ,otl,000
Ah-.ulute ly Bl-:ST UUY on g o lf
l'ouri.<· Gorgeous 4 BH. lrg fom
100111 fl·atu nnl( th" fines t 1n
unwn1l1t·s. Fn·m·h doors, crown
mold tngs . sky ltgh lb lll:d uced to
$1.0IJ5.000. Owm•1 fman<'mg. ~
C:H ult· M(·M:'lh:nl .11 I fl Ch1•rry
111 lls
CAllO SNORES SlH,000 FH
Vh'w th1· boaL'i & sunSt.•Lo; from thls
l'Xl'lling 4 BH t'Xl'l'utiVl' home.
Rt·m o d l•l cd walh t•lcgance &
quoltly Ft'aturl'S privatt· e ntry,
pool, spa & pnvat<> al'<.'<.'~"> to beach .
&'i· IX·b1 Bibb ut 4621 Gorham.
ClllHl Ill Ill Hll,000
1mug1 n t• if you w 111 a 1 a r g e
complNl'ly rl•m odl'l1·d Cape Cod
thul ovl·rlook s L1tllt• Curona Beach .
Ht'<:ogniw 1f you dare lhut this is
today's bt'St v;.ilut· in CUM locauon .
Quality tt.·rms. & ... · C;,irol Allison at
22G Poppy
IPYliLAH 1441,00G
Popu Jar P11rts11111u th motlcl home
w1 lh sparkling pool :i BR with
family room {111 l'orrwr lot. Quiet
un·a n1•ar schools & shops Sec
Linda Marston al 17 Monterey
C1r<:lt·
HIYIH TEllUCI 1441,0IO
A l1 Kht spacwui. -I BH plus den
honw w ith pool und gorgeous .view or t•ntirt· harbor O )Vllt•r w ill carry
with approxrmah·ly 20% down.
Gn·al polC'nlial for uS<•r ur investor.
Scl• Lu_£Y_R oM· at 17 1~ CJ&la_~a
Tt•rracc•
LllO llU MH•
lmJX"(·cably mainuoncd 3 BR 3 1/:z
BA homl' on one of Lido's most
dt·sirc.'C.l sts. Country <:harm abounds
In the rem&deled klt.<.:hen Cozy fam
rm & brickl'd sun n y patio.
Fm:pla('t' an mstr SU llt' O WC 2nd
T n S<.·(' Edt£' Olson a t 218 Vis
Kuron
HllTll LAHH Ult,000
Fabulous No . Laguna prime
McKnight Drivt• addrl'SS walking
dn•t.<inc<' to <X'£'an. Well maintained
J BR home rl'c.'c ntly rl'<.·arpeted &
nt•w S<.><.·unty system. Sc·lle r will
oss1sl with f1n anung Sc•c Suzie
Exll·y al 1!15 McKnight Drive.
UYSllOHS 1211,000
Exl'rptio n a lly n l('l ' 3 BR, well
lo<:alc:-d & spal·1ous h v1ng room
ovc•rlook s privatt• b r ick pa tio.
Ex«dlcnt s toragl• Masll'r bedroom
with private bath SC'c Eleanor
Bowu: a t 2801 &yshon• Drive.
ILIFFI 12101000 HE
Rare 1 story Paula plan. 3 BR. Fam
Rm home with the largest private
entry & back patio on greenbelt.
F1rcplacc· in living rm & master
BR. Excellent long-term financing.
Sec Kay Parker at 2403 Vista
Noblcza.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
Classified
works
for you
when you
want to
l•J .. ..,.._, lffr.
Ml·llH
IPll Ill 1-1 Pl
411/411Vt Cenu1tlort, CdM m ..... tMt,OOI
1024 E. 8alboe al, '-Nn. Pt .. 11,480.000
2I04 W. Ocelft, ll'enlft. Pt .~ ........ tlM.oM
42A hlvue Lane. Pet1ln. Pt ....... l40t~ 1sn E. Oc:Nn, Penln. Pt ........... SSM,IOO
1511 £Ht ac.an, Pet1ln. Pt .......... 70,Alll
501 ..... It, Penln. Pt .................... 13M,OOO
225 Grand Centi, aalboe lslend '511,000
H 8aachcom9Mf, JHmlne Cr -1375.000
"2 Bayelde COYe W .. t, Ne ......... 7,00I
314 Martootd. Cotone'9e1 Mar ..... ...
2291 Racfland•, a.ck .. , ...... '241.ooo
421 Plrele Rd. Newport Hta ...... SMt,000
BA VFRONT-50' BOAT SLIP
BunrlM to aunMI I nlaht YU from tNe
gracloua I etegenl WA'fEAFRONT home.
Large meatet Mii• 1 s 1Mdroom1 lot
lemlly. S,.cloua llv. rm., fofmel dtn. rift.,
gourmet kllchen with breekfHt eree.
French d 90fe to bflck SNtlo I colofful
gerden. Meny e xtrea I decoretor
emenltlH. Reduced lo S1,450,000 fM.
831-1400.
BAYFRONT-
BALBOA ISLAND VIEW
PanOJemlc Yu from thl• 2·eloty home Oft
WATER et the turning beelft. Large 4 bed.
home with pler/allp for 3 boeta • 1 IMd
ept. Can be uled M a eingM family home
or with rental unit. Superb loc atlon. suoo.ooo.
·SPECTACULAR HOME
New ••clu1lve Legune Beech'a flneet
Chrla Abel home on 1h acre with febuloue
VIEW. Incredible lendaceplng with
Pflvete pool end •SN· A un6que 3 bed. •
den home for the p..-Uculer buyer,
11.200.000.
EXCLUSIVE SHORECLIFFS LOT
Oceen I tetty vlewa. Apptoved plane fof
8700 aq. tt. home. Owner mey trede fot
c ommerclel o r lnduatrlel In Orange
County. S1,300,000.
LAGUNA-UNOBSTRUCTED VU
Pool·alze properly on 3 level• w/ape,
eeuna • lg . decka . A totallr
encompeaelng fee~~ In thla lbd . 'i
femlly r-home. ,000.
OCEANFRONT-REDUCED!
•••utlful cuatom wllh "pride of
ownerahlp" cere • detell. Two atorr 4
bed, 3 '11 be. Owner wlll help flnence.
Super aand I '"llEACHAtONT. Now
SHS,000. Welk by 2804 W. OceanfrOftt I
call forct.teh.
LIDO ISLE DRAMATIC
lplret alelra end profeaelonal decor
throughoUt Ihle apeckMfa 4 IMd. 4 belfl
home. Perfect for the famlly. E1letlftt
•••umabte lo•n• of 1312,000 a ettecttn
12.3% lnter .. t. lalee Pflce ..... 500 ....
BALBOA 18. LARGE DUPLEX
On q uiet llttle talend neer ••r a
Beach••· Two atorr 4bd. I 2bd. unit•
w/XLNT rentet record. FleJClbfl term•.
1571,000. Welk by 111 Cryelel I cell an-eeoo.
HUGE PRICE REDUCTIONlll
OVERLOOKING EMERALD BAY
Magnlftc.ent "wht11Wat1r" OCMn vtlWI
from thl• cuetom cOfttemporMJ hoftle
wllh _,., eutte + 3 bedroom•, "'*'' quafien I 4Yt be. Elepftce I Wenftlfl,
gourmet kitchen, forlftel dln.rM.
Mottveted aeta.r wtll carry Finl T .D. It
10~ tntereet. Cell tor d•l•lla. Now
NH.GOO. 131·1400.
LOCATION YUi LOCATION!
"9Modelad 2·•1orr home with c.._. ..
YU of ..,, boen, OCNn and ':t' ........
lnMrttlft eftloJllbtJ fTom ... a drDCMft,
ftMltJ room plus 1Kt'f•I• petlo. OwNf
ftexlbtl with food ttn.ncllnf. -.000 '" lend .
ON WATER-FORMAL & LAROE
Largfft of the """• In ptfft1gloue Lido
Pentn. condo complH. Approx. 2,IOO eq.fl. with lerge llvlng end dtntng .,...,
ptue two be*oom MhM end den (couW be Std bedroom) V.W from oceen ~
baJ lo mounletna. aoat ellp Hellebte.
Decor le wh"I C*l* with fonn .. w•
coYlrlng•. tlto,000. Lerge boet •lllt .........
LAROE CORNEA HOME + UNIT
Neer louth ••rfront with lerge petlo,
betim C411tlnoe, bflcll ftf'1pltc11 • wet ber.
4 bedroom "°"9e + OM bed. rent .. unit.
Drlv1 bf 12' CotMM Oft 8atboe lltMd ~
cell tor flnenclnt detelle. MI0,000.
~.
BAYSIDE COVE CONDO-VU
••autlful dec oretor ooordlneted
Hecutlve retreet with wenderful VU ..
••r. boeh end nltht lltht•. lold
c•mpl•t•lr furnlahed Ihle I bedr .....
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4
45 FT. ON THE BAY
$460,000 YOU OWN THE ·LAND
Duplex with 3 tx'Clrooms downstairs nnd 2
Pad rooms upstairs. Clos(• to thl\tx•ach, ·riKht
on a ~urning basin -&-st buy. on the buy.
Lot. siw 45x IOO (a lot ;,iml 1,) C;,iU Husi.
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CANNER.Y VILLAGE REALTY 673-6776
200 FT. NEWPORT BAYFRONT
. BOAT ON T HE BAY. PLAY ON T HE
. ~EAN • Spacious o pen & sunny all vie w
home w / panoramic d ecks. on huge prim e
· · Island Point. + docking & prkg galore. +
· vou owa the land. + owner Cinancinll?. a U
lor $965.000 .. 0pen Sun. 11-5. 4028 Channel
Place, Newport Island, N.B. 673-0202.
ON THE SAND -Bank
Forecloaure
2 story. 'l. bdrm. 111 ba mndo tx•uch cu-op
pool. sauna. wc1gh1 room . su b pkmg. On·an
& P1t!r V1t'w Listed at $160,000. $65.000
undt·r mkt All cash or m·w rin Gn.•at opp'y
ro r one who C<.tn at·I fa!>t Agt
Jim Rlghe lme r
DOVER SHORES
Custom 3 bedroom waterfront home w /p1cr
and slip ·FEE. Ap.pra1sed $1.125.000
S""riril'l' at only $899.000. Assumable Isl
n.nd'2nd
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-S.
1036 Polaris
646-0523
. ·. PRICE JUST REDUCED
1241,000
Corona dl'I Mar -2 BR + don, I Vi balhs
wlth room to remodel and-expand on R2 ·
lot. Very private back yard with 'eoverC!d
patio. Excellent nel1hborhood, cc>mmunlty
~h. Owtltt wlll carry for S yean at 12%
•I.., '31.000 down. or will pay fHS for new
fln1ncln1. Very l lexlbll-: Offered by
ndHt tle Roelt.y ( 714) 7~9-9 l49 or 844-9644. . .
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MEDITERRANEAN VILLA
ATOP SPYGLASS Hill IN CdM.
415 Bdrms, 7 bulhs. library, Can11tiu. ~
fountains, p.ool, spa. ·A ont·-or -u-k111d
t•nit•nutnme nt n •sld enn• fur thl· truly ·
<.J1M:riminuting buyer
Open Sot & Sun
SUNBOW REAL TY
2PM till duslc.
631-2242
WALK TO NEWPORT BEACH
By owm ·r . I y r old. 1100 sq rt modulur
htinw. llugt• living area in l'arthtom• colon,.
uµgradc.0 c:a rp<'l. Lots of windows. bcamt•d
l'l•1hng. gas/wood rireplal-e M1rrorl'CI closet'
111 bedrooms, Carden tub in bath Gas
rang<." OW. a lmo nd & butc ht>r blm·k
k1tch<'n F ully 1ns ulat.ed . double pam·
w indowi., low· util1t1es, pool and Jat·uzz1.
1n1:11dl' houS<' laundry room. Sacr1C1C·<' lur
below market $44.500. n:H · 7111.
BIG CANYON 3 LEVEL CONDO
Must sdl! 0vf'r 1000 sq rt 2 bdrm, 2 ba
oVl·rlooking golf courS«.' m Nwpl &:h. Furn
Hm w lw<•I bnr & frpk. din rm . c.·athl-dral
l't•t11ngi.. pat w • 2 ba konic~ P ool. Jat-,
tt•nms. <'XOt1t· landscapt'. 2 car gar Assum
1!.IOK mrtg. i5K dn or c.·ars or diamond~
Pm·c· 265K makt• o rrf'r Out or Slatt•
ownt•r
Appt. 759-9051
WESTCLIFF
By ownrr, choic.'<' quiet location :J bedroom.
2 bn. Pool home. Two S<'p fonc.•l'CI yards
Rt•ducrd $20.000, pricc•d for quick still'
Asking $240.000 rlcxihlt'.
845-7534
BIG CANYON -ONE DEERWOOD
Private and 11pccta~ular ~ bedroom 4 1.i'z bath
-c.:ountry fo"rench custom -located 'Of\ golf
<.'<>Ul"llC. Paneled library -wlntt cellar -4
(lrcplacea • maids quarters -,pool and ape •
3 cur garage. -limo pad and extra parking
lnetde electric pte, ottered at •2.650.000.
'P'or detalla and appt. Rina . ueow REAL TY 631-2242
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JASMINE PLAN 4 Prll'~· !>laslwd owr $:.i!l.000 0 11 t h 1i. hu!ow i
i.turv. :i bdrm 1m·i.11g10ui. Ja.Mlllllt' Crt·t·k
llonw T1·nn1:>. po•1I. guard<'<.! gatL'. frt.• land
Drusucally below m;,irkl'L at $:i49J.10(1. Op('f1
Sun 1-4 i 5 Ma1n\;,i il , Corunu dL•I Mar .
Steve Willie Associated Realtors
581-1100
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SPYGLASS ESTATE WITH VIEW
OPEN SAT /SUN 2-6
Nl•W l'USl0"11Zt'd homt.', rml'l>I m.:itt•nals and
t•raf1sm<rni.h1µ 5 Bdrm. (i bath. game.• room.
d1 t•am kttt·ht·n. pcx>I. spa a nd 5 C1rcplat.·(·i.
Ex1·11mg Nt·wprn I harbor .:ind oc·c.·•.n vil·w
i:7 MUIR BEACH CR., CdM
840-8259 975-0303
SHATZEI RUL n
CANYON CREST ESTATES
Thlt'<' bdrm:.. 21. bu townhou:.t• Gntt-d
1"1101, L1·m11i.. Jal ...... un .. Shopping Mmuh•:>
to bViil'h You own land $'l.40.00U Assumt·
1 i'\', loan Bv 11w1wr
780-3875
EXCLUSIVE DOVER SHORES
With Magnificent Back Bay View
.SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION
$895,000 FEE
Thi. ut.11Ji1<1n<l1ng \11lu1· fo·otun"' fabulou~ pnol & ~p.i
l-ir1t•· 3 ntlr111 f<1m1I~ rm fo1 m.il d1111nl( plu,. mlM h
rnu• h mon· AND 10''1. • ,,.h tln11o n p.1vnwn1 I) univ
•111.111 P"fl ul 1•x1·1•llo·n1 fln11n111111 on th" funtnAll•
1>fhnng
Call Fran Scott 640-5560 or 840-0087
OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5 1472 GALAXY
MEDITERRANEAN VILLA
Within th~ Gat1od Commun ity or Hnrbor
ttldgc Extc:nillvc• ww or rich maho"an y
wood ~16 Bdrm .• ~ h both11, Sauna, l'rlvAtc
Puol. Designed by Edward Cilddlnp AIA.
tl.000 11q. rt. Mognlfl('('nt vlcw1 of Ncwpnrt
Horhor. Cutallno 7 city nlatn llgh111.
RJdl Lina•• -Ran Moor• Rtllton
Office 759·1111 lnldenc• 151·137
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A RARE OFFERING
ON FEE LAND
L ui.k built 5 lwd11J111111:1, :1 bath fumlly room
Ht·111od1·l1·d k1h ~ll'n Thi~ flll 1111·r mcxlt•I ha'
n1·w p unl, JJ t'U7/I t-lugt• 1;1v1·rr·d .llld
1·:1qx·ll'd outdoor 1·111t·rtu111111l'nl 11n•u :i t·~11
ga1 agl' Ad1h·d <1LL1t· s tc1r.1g1• S1•1 unty
w,1t·111. s:m!l .5oo
631-7300
DALE BOUT BAY & BEACH REAL TY
By Owne r
"The Prestigious Groves"
L111.,111·d 1n I rvine· S1·t·ur1· (;Jlt·d
Community 'L bdrm. 'L ba. douhh· g:..ragt·
&·auldully upgr;,id1·J On Gn·1·nlwlt und
1·ul-1h '-sa1 $H!l.OOO ($1.000.1100 Clubhuuw)
$11,000 dn.
Call l11r app't
832-9199
PONDEROSA ST.
Th1t't' lx'<lroom' :! bath. Sc·p d111111~ room
C11v1•n '<l p;Jl1u Adam:. .ind R.Jkt·r Nc .. 11
1'\'1'1,Vlhlllg'
963-0363
PRIME HISTORICAL BEACH
200 YARDS I VIEW
Nort'h Laguna with curb appt•al' Arched
Sp11111sh (<:1n ·u IH2H). Courtyard c.•ntry. 2
BH. I v. biJ. dine• rm, Frt·1wh doon. Period
wallpap<'r Lots of room to c•x1>and As.suml'
li''.1 loan. t·a1:1y to shuw~ $:H7.00ll
Open Sun 2-5, Oct. 3
145 La Brc•A. oc.'t'nn s1dt• of h1gh .... ay
Bkr., Hlllle McCormack
494-4874 494-7551
PERHAPS NEWPOfU BEACH'S
FINEST VIEW
Sltuotc-<1 on onC' or thl· lurgt'lll lols m l rvlm'
Tt•rrnc1• wi th unobs lruc·ted Jln rbor.
CoUJlll')tt. ocNtn vl1•w11 i adrm. 2 BR hom(•
with Spa. vi(1W8 from almost every room In
tht• hOU!lt'. oil for 1.1pp1. to see lh<-view for
yourM'lf.
Rick lqtvln -Ran lloort Rtlhn
Offlct 759·1111 Rnidlnct Hf.1372
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Lllll llll NIHmH getl waklbalbtutt t10« s lw11rn (.'(!llln&IJ, funlllhfld, pttUOIJ 20·000 lfH .. lt Wl!H lt~"wd rt>lllnl unit.I JUlfl (I lc!w ••
pl•n. bc .. 1en1 tlnancino (ltttr 18'tftt) hlot•k!f from 1lw tx-ach C:urrt•otly Nl'w on murkt't: 4 br, 3 'h buth, 1Jingll•
atory home on huge lut. May lukl' up to
100 foot yacht sub)<.'Ct to upprovuls Now
h-.. dock for 4 boats of 40 ft. Backyord
with lawn and lush landscaping Jusl rem~lcd by A.S.l.D. doc'Ora~r.
$995,000 with $175,000 down.
C1ll 8t1l!ley Shipley # I PllllllLA 11011 4 Wr, ftr••I 411111 # l'llrrung $141'>0 IJOf mo Owrwr wlll
•11111111 Oct-im & ~ny vl<'WI Marllll' rootl\, 4 bcJmi, 3 r•, l1•ltr r•, 4t1 t t finant't' al 12 •11% lntt•n>SI Hc>fhwt-tl
bath 3700 lk.l·" tl.38MOO. <A~111l(rvnt. lfl. lrtlt fHHtlH II to just $229,1100
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GEORGE El KINS COi
WEIRNET eA· ~ ~SSOTN ~BALTEE? 81 Hl1i.1teri.tt4, ... tf "-"' "' l..a.~uon vlt•w from 6 bdrm, 5 bath, plt•yroom, Ill ... I It.. fl 1 Tak• over $99K " 4 1e•~ . (714\ 873~4400 hive jutl tne llt1enc1ng 000 • "' • • " 11 • tnd E I end movt lnlo PllY&OY r or you . to 5 Yo dar rm, dc.m Boll\ lllllp. Now tl.OOO. ol•1· lfttrt4 et thl• hlgnly upg11dtd 3 (2 f3) 628·2828 II .l&SMlll OAlll 1n1trHt you pay only IAYSllE PUOI Sil ,OOO. 410 ltr• bedroom tamlty homt IAllHS 1111111 Btautltul gtltd commu· S 1,061 Pl/MO lor thla Ill& lt1r Li . wllh edd•d t1mlly room, IHT llY II Ill O&IYll nl1y tn N-por1 8t1ch two or w .. bedroom Spc.oetac:ular bayfron\ dplx ;i br, 2 00 up; 2 br 1p1rkllng pool & rO·
The Hlfbof A1t1'1 Lone.it
Ettlbllhtd Real blate eor.any
· Aar .. y avatl1ble tnd unit, ramify home with bo1t 2 •... dr·i. 2 boa\ "N>i't.'11!. Reduced . $l,500.000 m1n11c ape Stlltr full 4 Bednns, family room & dining room, near pool 1nd ttnnl• and Rll ICCttl Cut1om ..,.. .,,~ COlS CM' NIW'°'" reduced the pr let H . 11. \It 11( >I l Immaculate throughout. New carp<>ts, court a Mtrvtloua 3 etiblneta & rock llr111>t-MALTORS ooo
& El bdrm 9'ome hu bHr• In country k11chtn S t20, FllRIAlll UllOll nu L c-c ...,, drapes. marble entry decor ectron1c prottnlonally dtcora· ooo New 4 br. 4 ,..., ba, cuawm French Nomumdy '> e .. -... ..., security system. Wet bar,:.! fireplaces, ~i led. and ovtrtook• 250000 ' Don't detey, c111 0t1na TODA YI car garage. Artistic pool and spa. Pracc.><l magnlllcenlly 11ne11c1· Don't dtle6. c111 011na Eat.ate 1.2 pnme ac hilltop $1. • · t71·5911
right at $695.000. Gate guarded nrcu. ~ Bo;r~t>elt Call Mu· T DAVI AYALOI ---
Call 644-4910 for r.rmission to enter. 'llll I lllll Pltt••••I· Fee 8lmple cottage on quiet 0t'llCaruo St. (in To pta':!lo~r1~euage
14 llllllt Tiii I • INI Ill 1·1 Iii • Ytl,I Flata). $145,000. reedlrlQ pub11C'.
IEW EMWI 11 l&UU ISUll 759·t 1oo lll·l•OG OlllOUIO OAYS 0~~~~1o1
First time listed. Charming nr. new 2 sty. I~~~~~~~~ a 1111111 Coronado la.land CWll. bayfron\ lo\. 85' boat CIHtlfi.d. 642·5678 c!~:"!:~?.:O =~.,one· BLUFFS BEAUTIES
architecturar gem. 4 bdrms. fam. 1 m. 2400 ~· Pt. ll02,000 dock. Plana avail. Now $370,000 w/terms .. ~=======--~~~~iiiiij;:: Quality design and det-or .throughout. or CUSTO HOU6E Fabulou• 2 llory condo! Designed for guest quarters. Prked lo Excelltnt llnenctng In Fountain 11e11ev. very BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
:~ bdrm. 3 buth, family. rooro,
<·xpanstVl' vww (E Pli!n) M111t
c·ond1tlo u SN·urrty sy~l l'lll
L1.1rgt• u!'\su moblt• loan . Opt•r\
today I ·5. :!(;45 V1s1<-J Ornada.
sell $595,000. Seller finance. No loan foe. ss539·~5.692 t private end unit with 211 lllllll OPH SIT/Ill 1·1 ponlble 4 Bdrm1, (Jaok ),\1 f\11 1\dl• Or•v• ~-8 l>l~ t>l61
d & Jiii) Spa, big llvlng Cele room and IPlct·lgt fill; &OIH I &CHS If LIH IHHHY OtNe.,._., q) chtn. A a1HI al 1102.
Fii YllR PLUHllE-AT II otST RMllon. Y, ooo. Cell 54&-2313 1m------
Expans1 ve views overlooking plush &75·551 ~~-;.-· ~ / ltiOhl -Ji!·i!I Forecto!YJ~~ Peter•.
country club grounds maintained by a-;tl;N}.r-1 CIOM 10 like 4 Br 3ba.
llLF CllllSE
FlllTAll I have 1 3br. 2ba home ror only $89,900. Assume V.A. loin ot approx
S 76,000 at 11 'lt'.4 Call Pet• Johnson tor detellt,
others at no expense to you. Truly a OPEi IMSE 1·1 .,,._ --------ramny rm. 2 lrpk:a Must
prestigious home located on a prime site I SOPWISTIO&TEI otn i-------•I sell S284,500
overlooking Big Canyon Country Club. STYLE TIWllllSE Lllll llLE I OHIOO ·-' N · · Olde Corona dtl Mir You have earnc.'u it-ow CO.JOY tl. charm, new 3 b<lrm 4 ba TRIO[ 40 Ac. rorest rencn. 15 CALL FOR COLOR BROCHURE 644-4910 I townhouse plus l1mlly " min 1rom Chk:o, Hwy 32.
631-1286
rm Walls ol glua bring I Legan<11ry Linda late Vineyard In area Wiii Mii UINI YIEW llLLl--llll YUi ou ldoor garden• Into beyfront, 7500 sq ft 5 Of trade IOf 0 C Pf Ope«
Quiel. park-like setting. Rm for paddll• I s11y111 rooms 19· vaulled br, 5 ba. 4 trpk:•. 3 uv ry --------i celllngs. 0111 floor•. rms, dining rm, dtn, IHllllS ... f tennis and pool. Great for orchard. Cul energy elliclenl solar not studio, poot. 11una & lllTlllTll ICM &OOll&TE PlllOE de sac sl. 3 bdrms, Cam. rm. Call now' water system. 1n1u111ed elev1tor $1 ,950,000. All F I 'h mile 10 beech, 1 yr old. Big Canyon (McClaln) 121 •• '"'WEIT, OIM 1-1 SH 1·1 11n1ed gtau lax ble 1re<les considered. "' n; terms. Oflereo al s34o.·-.------• 3Br 2ba, corner, secure, Taatetul upgrades. gor· ooo 6l6 Marigold • cath celllnga, Spanish geoua appointments .. -eu 1n 11&1-HPH FEE'" Lawson stucco 13•1.•1o 11t · 1ry Assumable 11% 1oan _,. COU OF N-..-10"/• on Prlct $189,500 Security, Mrenlly, swim· Charming 3 bedroom home with lots of R••• .,,:::arvn• ___ Ag1 645·9850 ming a ienn11 S320.000
Y h I d G f J -•vn R~.11ty Comp.1ny extras. ou own t e an . real amt y The raa1ut dr•w In the U~IOOf-11()Ml:i home. Price reduced $45,000. Beautiful west. 1 Delly Piiot Aealton. 875.sooo
large corner Jot. Walk to the bay, Balboa Claaallied Ad. ~2·5878.
Island, and Fashion Island. Owner
motivated. this could be best buy m
COM. $320.000. Financing available.
1143 SHEHll THll&CE, CIM SIT/HI 1·1
2 ILOCIS Tl IEWHIT 11111
Charming 4 Br & family room. 2 brick
ftreplaces. country kitchen. quiet
residential area in young development
b y Buccola. 10% dn. Owner carry 10 yrs.
FUT&STIC SPYCWS HILL PHL HOME
Two -s tory Nantuc ket 4 br. with
beautiful Sunset pool surrounded by 14,·
000 r ed bricks. Tastefully decorated
throughout with wallpapers and
s hutters. Shows hke a model home!
M any upgrades. Seller will finance.
Submit down. $760.000 incl. land.
H•l S2ll,~VIEW FllH
Earthtones thruout, 4 br. 21h ba, family
rm. dining rm, 2,378 sq.rt. View of
Pavilion. night ~ts & Catalina. 1211 IHFUll, IPEI SIT/SH 1·1
llVIH lllVHSITT Pill 3 II
Detached 3 br. 2 •r, ba . home o n
greenbelt near community tennis and
pool. $114,000 in assumable loans and '
you own the land. $145,000.
WESLEY I . TARN Cl., IUL THI
21 111 .......... lilh .. ..
llWHIT am•, .... 144-4111
Whll 1 Wonderful WOfld Llllle Miu Muffet aar on a ol 'Shopping. right 11 Tulfe1, along c1me a your llngentps ev91'Ydayl aplder and read In the Dilly Piiot Clustlled Deily Pilot Clu11tted I Ada To place your ed MClton about Miu Mui·
cell 842-$678 and 1e1 1 ltt'1 Tuffet Ind bought It
Clultlled Ad·llltol' help lor S9 95. You e.n NII you your lulltt end Iota ot · other things through WAKT ACTION? Delly Piiot C1111llled ~fed ACS. &42·5878 Adi C111 642·5676
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*HARBOR VllW HOME*
Monoco
S<'nsutlonaJ 3 br home on quiet strcct with pool s1it"'Cl yard 11 25%
as.."IUrnl:lbl<· financing!' Priced at $216,000 foe Call 759· I 501 or
752·7373.
•DOVER SHORES*
This custom Ivan Wells designed home was built w/execuuve
entertaining In m1nd. Quality thruout, from the solid oak paneled den
to the mahogany panelled fmly rm. Some of the numerous features
are: sensational view of Fashion Island & ocean, black bottom pool &
spa w/outside bar, 3 car garage, complete security system & of ~urse
formal dining. To view the luxurious features of this magnificent
residence, call 759-1501 for private showing. $1,500,000 FEE!
*WATERFRONT HOME & SLIP*
Sc•nsr1t1onal exccutJve home featuring 4 Br, enormous living & d1111ng
room. 2 f1rl'plc1cc.os & room for 55' boot! Only $559.000 F'EE with
as.;;um;.1hlc fman,·mg. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
*BAYCREST * _ .
12114 hnancing spacious executive ranch style home 10 presuge arf'l:I.
This home features 3 brs., fplc. large lot & fee land!! Lowest price at
$260,000. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373 for appointment to view.
*HARBOR HIGHLANDS*
Sensationally remodeled & decorated 4 br. home featuring ewimming
pool, bonus nn .. skylite, lush private courtyard, fplc., & assumable
financing. Reduced to $280,000 fee. For quick sale ... call 759-1501 or
752-7373.
*$1,279 PER MONTH ·
* TURTLEROCK*
1s all you pay when you take over existing 1st T.D. spacious 4 Br
ext'CU\lvc detached home. Featunng formal dining room, fmly room
nnd fireplace. Only $210,000 FEE_ Call 759·1501 or 752·7373.
*153 DOWN*
•PRICE REDUCTION*
Bcau1iful PLAN I in .WOODBRIDGE LANDING l<X·ated a1,.'ross stre<·t
from LAKE 112. Features 3 br & formal dining. Owner ass1 stcd
financing at 10%!!! Only $244.900 on FEE LAND 759-1501 or 752-7:l7:l .
*IASTSIDE COSTA MESA*
Lowly 2 story home on cul-de-sac featuring 3 Br and pool-111U'd yard
Pr1t•<.'d a l $187.000 w/owncr assisted financing available Ciill 75Y-1501
or 752· 7373.
t NORTHWOODS*
* SSUMAILE LOAN*
Beautiful executive home on large proresslonauy landscaped comer lot.
4 large BR, bonus room & formal dlnlng! Only $249,900!! Call 759-lMll
or 752-7373.
*BUILDER CLOSEOUT*
* 11 % FINANCING*
10% Down Payment
on thla builder cloeeout!! Extremely 1paclou1 townhome featuring 2
master suit.et & attached garqe. Priced to eell ~at $149,950 CAU
71)9-1501or752-7373 for detaila.
*COMMERCIAL ,.O,llTY*
25 Yr. flnancln9
2 br houae & atudlo zoned for art studio. g1ft shops, anUque., e~ .... !
Owner wlll carry financlnl for 25 years. Only 113~.000. CaU 75Y·l501
or 762-7373.
RfSIOfNllAI Rf Al fSIAIF SUlVIC£S
Liii ISLE U ,400,000
Custom designed & decorated
by Carole Elchen. this fabulous
Bayfront home unites natural
beauty with Imported interiors.
brick paved. gourmet kitchen &
beautiful woods. 3 BR . maid's
qtrs, pier & slip.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
:i bdrm, :l bath, ramily room,
p11ol-s1d1· IG Plan) Des1gm·r'!'\
horn,: Larg<• loan av<£1labl<> You
own lhl' land 0p<'n tocfoy I·!'!
2400 V1s w Noblt•1.u $:.Jl9.000
S p u l' 1 o u s :l b d r m
1nolhc·r-1n-law su1ll'. Exet•llcnt
l<x:at1on on wad<· grl'eqbc·lt. full
atr. Modt•I l~Jndttum Fman<·mg
in pla<'I• $:.!:i2 .500 Call fur
appoinlnwnl
c~~:0~i:1~S 0 ~ nrAt ;;HAT'" ~
7S45 EASTBLUFF DR ~"!
NEWPORT BEACH, CA
'Find whet you went In =IHI with Dally Dally Piiot cr .. 1lfled1. Pilot Want Adi.
ATTENTION
FIRST TIME
BUYERS ONLY!!
If you have not owned a home In
California in the past three years you
may .be eligible for Orange County'.s
Revenue Bond Program. Now for a
limited time money Is being made
available ONLY for first t ime buyers
and ONLY In the city of Huntington
Beach . The loans are a 30 YEAR
FIXED RATE w ith paymen t s and
qualifying based on
All lllTEREST RI TE
AS LOW AS 8.5%!!
If you've been considering buying a
home but have held back because of
high Interest rates, don't let this
opportunity pass you by. There ARE
some price and Income restrictions
and the total fund s available are
limited so act now and call us for
complete details: 556-7035 or if that
line Is busy, 963-5671 .
Here's an example of one of the many
properties that qualify under this
program:
3 bedroom, 2 bath townhome with
community pool, spa & tennis. Bicycle
to the beach from superb location.
Sales price: $95,000. Down payment:
$4,950. First year principal & Interest
payment Is a low $700/month.
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2170 lo.J' Miguel Drive
Newport leooft, CA l2llO
(ll4) 11•1101
AMERICAN HOME SHIELD
"We Protect & Service
Things That Service You."
HUNTINGTON BEACH OFFICE
9032 Adam• Ave.
Huntlntton leactt, CA 12141
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LINGO NEWPORT I
'
Newport Beach
JUST LISTED IN BLUFF AREA
Fee land, priced to sell with 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths. spa, patios. security A real
Spanish charmer. $269,900 ·
ELEGANT BA YFRONT CONDO
In the Cove overlooking Balboa Island with 2 bedrooms 1 den. 211 baths,
tlreplaca\ private beach. $855,000.
SPYGLASS HILL WITH $224,000 IN FINANCING!
Seller packing, looking tor otter on this 3 Bdrm 2 Bath residence w/lamily
room. fireplace, wet bar. several eating areas and views flt to klll
$495,000.
WATl!RFRONT TR~DITIONAL. HOME
On the bay of Linda Isle, this 5 bedroom, 4 'h bath residence features a
large brick courtyard entry with spa, a spacious bays1de brick terrace and
approximately 4500 sq. ft. Qf hving space. Sllp and side tie tor 60 ft. boat.
Seller will help finance. $1 ,450,000.
LIDO SANDS NEAR BEACH AND POOL
Perfect starter with 3 bedrooms, 2 bat~1s, 2 patios, fireplace and below
market price of $159.000
SEA VIEW PRIVATE COMMUNITY HOME
This weH cared for 4 bedroom, 3 bath home has Impressive city and
Catalina sunset views plus good assumable and seller financing.
$465,000.
LEASEHOLD UNITS NEAR BEACH
Harbor Ridge
"EXPANDED" MIRAMAR MODEL
'Estates" 3 oudroom, 2500 sq. tr home with spectacular ocean and night / light views. Convenient to pool and tennis. Terms with low down
$575.ooo . "JODELLE MODEL" FOR 20°)0 DOWN!
Assume $564,500 at 11.75% on this 3 bedroom, e•1:1 bath gateguarded
home convenient to the Harbor. Newport Center and airport. Residence
features panoramic views of Catalina, Harbor and city lights from large
decks. $695,000.
"LUCERNE MODEL" WITH TERMS
Seller will carry an AITD of $519,000 at t2.75% for an extended term tor
a qualll1ed buyer. Ideally suited for entertaining with appr9x. 3050 sq. ft.,
3 bedrooms, 3'17 baths. large -decks. 3 fireplaces and family room.
Incredible views. $695,000.
"DEVONSHIRE MODEL" FOR TRADE
Assume existing 30 year $295,000 First at 13.25% fixed or seller wlll
consider trade on this 5 bedroom, 4 both home with 2 large decks. private
yard, 2 fireplaces, atrium arid panoramic ocean and city light views. Seller
relocating $775,000.
"CASABLANCA MODEL" WITH UPGRADES
Spectacular ocean .and city ltght views from this 4 Bdrm 2'h Bath home
with gated entry courtyard and spa. $525,000. Fully assumable 30 yr. 9'•%
tst. CUSTOM HOME LOT
Premium lot with plans for a 10,000 sq. ft. formal French home with no
houses behind or beside 11. Create your "estate" that will rival all others.
Seller mus t liquidate but wlll consider a Joint-venture agreement
$1,500.000.
{a.st , J!Y..uf' 644-1133 g: ... 11 1" ANYTIME
BLUFFS BONITA PLAN
StfER LOCATION
200t Yl1l1 011 ..
HD UNIT J 11111, 2 IATll
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AT MLY S1H,OOO
l"lt·>..1hll' Tl'I mw If 1nll•rt-Ktt>d. c.-JJI J11hn
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CHARMING AEMOO 3
Bd IOfl Trade/IH opt tor
duplex or unit 673·8585
IAYFIHT HPUI
By owner Spectacular
view Like new 3000'
duple• or alngle lamlly
home On·1hore moo•
ring $300 000 down
873-6870
I Hiier lhe MllSIOn Bell91
Almos111 Se.e • 16 0111·
mond 3Br charmer l.Du •• s $329 000 Open Sa1/Syn
l·Spm Beecht1me Really
S11" th•s immaculate la· 673·6!1 I I
I
n11ly home with spacious
e1111ing111v1ng areaa and
c1rculor sun room Two B1/1'01
111epleces. l our be· 1Hiauli 1001
aroom!I and a kitchen ••••••••••••••••••••••
I wlln entertainment 1n
mind 10 5•,. hnanc1ng 01 TMf Ull
These two bedroom units carry owner financing with 20-25% down.
$225,000. CUS'TOM 8,500 SQUARE FOOT RESIDENCE!
Don 1 delay c;all Diana The Pae1fle ocean 11 your
TODAY! front yard when you .r
purchase lh1a ouutan-
RESIDENTIAL INCOME PROPERTY
Leasehold, this duplex with 2 two bedroom units has seller financing with
reasonable down. Just a few steps to the sand. $235,000.
HARBOR VIEW ESTATE
One of the largest lots in Harbor View Homes with over '3 acre, gorgeous
pool, spa. Koi pond, 6 bedroom, 4 bath home with 2 fireplaces. skyhghts
and French doors. $495,000. Fee. Open daily 1-5. Submit all offers.
FAMILY HOME IN BAYSHORES
Charming and spacious on large corner lot. fee land with 3 Bdrms. family
room. 3 Baths. wet bar. bay windows and French doors. $495,000
HARBOR VIEW FAMILY HOME
Seller will assist buyer in financing this 4 bedroom. 3 bath home with
fireplace. use of pool. $310,000.
EASTBLUFF RANCH HOME
FOR TRADE
Owner will trade this lovely 3 bedroom. 3 bath home for a home or condo
In Capistrano Beach area. Good terms. privacy. $259.000
Emeral~ Bay
OCEAN VIEWS AND COUNTRY CHARM
Easy walk to beach. tennis. pool, and park from this 6 bedroom. 51 1 bath
reskience with maio,'.s quarters. $790..00Ct
POSSIBLE LEASE/OPTION!
This· traditional 4 bedroom, 3 bath home on a corner lot has add1t1onal
family room. large patio with spa and corner lot location. Low d own.
$825,000.
SPECTACULAR VIEWS OF EMERALD BAY
This charming 2 bedroom. 2 bath home with pool has very high, long term
assumable financing and seller will help. $650.000
lling •
Located on an unusually large lot. this panoramic view home can be
traded for residential or commercial property or seller will carry at below
market rates. With 6 bedrooms. 7 baths. projection room, wine cellar,
family room & large kitchen. $2,700,000.
LUXURY VIEW CONDO
Spacious with 4 bedrooms, family room and 3'17 baths. Lg deck overlooks
reservoir lake. $550.000.
TRY LOW, LOW DOWN
See and compare this "Dynasty" 2 Bdrm 2 Ba 2000 sq ft. home with large
redwood deck, fireplace and vaulted ceilings. $231,000 assumable long
term financing at 10 38% fixed. $379,000.
BREATHTAKING PANORAMIC VIEWS
Premium location with total privacy plus 5 bedrooms. 4 baths. complete
security plus long term financing. $1 ,385,000. Exquisite furnishings
available.
"CASABLANCA" MODEL WITH GREAT VIEWS
A former model home. this 4 bedroom. 2•,1 bath seldom-lived-in residence
features designer upgrades and close proximity to tennis and pool/spa
area. $520.000.
Other Areas
TRINIDAD ISLAND HOME W/BOATDOCK
Dramatic executive 3 Bdrm home with gourmet kitchen, family room.
fireplace. and wet bar. $399,950.
ARBOR LAKE BRIARCLIFF WITH TERMS
Spacious 2 ~edroom. 2--bath -condo w1ttt den. flreplaee, dining room,
mountain views and complete security. $175,000 FEE.
A-FRAME SWISS CHALET DUPLEX
Probably one of the original S. Laguna "Olympic VIiiage" houses dating
back to t932. Cozy units with fireplaces. Seller flexible. $210,000.
NEWPORT GLEN-OWNER MUST SELL!
Light and airy townhome with 2 bedrooms plus den. marw upgrades and
amenities plus relaxing recreational facllitles. Below market. $120.000
Id Newport Beaeh?
Di111 Pi1t11,1l-
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Hl-1400
ding 11alue home Four
bedrooms. 1wo baths
u11lt1y room hreplace
011er51zed 2 car garage
Don't wall. 1n1s proptffty ,._ ______ .. wlll Mii quickly 1st ltme
1• on market $675,000 *llfFllOH*
IOAT SLIP
OPH HIU 1·1
38 BAL8'1A coves. 3
bdrm • 2 bath NOW
AEOUCEO TO $489.000'
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10 l'Xp..imJ Shows ltkt• a mock•l
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H1 .. lutt·d 111 $ffi!i ()(){) ind land
(~eorgc Grup<• li·H .fi21)() Buying or
CALL Lingo
Rul&un 644-7020
Ill SllOIUCLIFF Cham1mg countr;.
h111111· \\ lot~ o f wood & ust•d
ht ll k f1·,1lunng 3 BH, family rm
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d1•l1 ghtful m.1:-.tt•r s u1tt• w /an
111·10,111 v 11·\\ o ff dC>t k Tht•
h.11;:Jt1un •~ um-qualt"<l' $-HJ!'i,000
Sharon Smtth 6H -li200
BIG CANYON
41 lle11I St. IHrct
PllCI llllCll
Wn SHUOO Mow $8.0,000
Great owner flno.ncing
Eatatt.' Slt.t.' lot One of Big
Canyon's fmnt homes Perft-CI
tor gracious l'ntl·rtarning &
fa mily l1v1nR Quality
cr o ftsma n~hip thruuul
ex1ens1ve u se o f o .. k
MagruflCE'nt pool & spa ~ BR
Call for appt. 3 BA, Cam rm. lrml d 1M rm
LOAETIA CURCI t JNl{)lJI f 1( ... \ Call tµ4-1367
OWNER'S DESPERATE
PRICE REDUCED UNDER
MARKET
Huntington Beach
S 19!;1.YUO :.! stor v -I Ar 3 Ba A~'>Umt•
S9ti.HOO $l·HUJtlO Stnglc> story :i Br
I '• Thi Pool. ~1>;1. add on family rm
a~sunw $!-12,0UO •
Fountain Valley
S l 9:J.~llO 2 story 4 bdrm 2' J b:.i sp:l
VJt ant, Ai;s~nw $lM .700 $!\55,000
-1 -Pll'X, '.!O'Ji, down
Stanton
• S94.H041 2 '!tnr y c1mdo. 4 br 2 bn I O<J.,
d<J\\ n SHHll P& I
Garden Grove
$I :w !JO() 2 'torv mnclo 2 hr 2 ha ·•'< I 1 pk· •
Call Broker Lou & Ima
714/897-6117
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SPECTACUUR VIEW
$5f>O.OOO 1nclud <.•s l.rnd H ugc>
assumuble Joan OJ)<'n Sunday
1-!>.
WlTHFRDIT TWO STORY ,,
Boat slip. $fi95 ,000 includes land ,
Good rm
Ill CAIYH Ulll
Mt Lain c.-ondo t-dl'n, 21'1 ba,
$1100 mo.
RY OR IDAT ACCESS
H.trbor View homes· 4 BR $:.!6;1,
000 Ct't'.
OHIO, S 111,100 FEE
2 BR 2 1 i Ba. assume $60,00U
DCHI VIEW IElll llOAQ
$239.000 f P<'. Assume largt• lst
TD.
STEPS TD PVT IEACllH
Cam<'u Shorci., $825,000. fee
land. Cons ider kascl opt Or
exchange other real est.at<' Open
Sun
PHIHUU POINT LIKE HW
$449.!HlO f1'<'. large ~umnhh• 5
BR
MYMI CUSTOM IESlll
$ 2 9 5 . 0 0 0 f c 1• . L <1 r g ,.
t•ntl'rtninment arNI
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TRI ITAllEI COllPAIY
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BEST IN BLUFFS
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I uii-.IClUI: §0_~ 1 I TH .VIEW HOY( lllYIH Turtlt•roc·k Glen.
wood sic. top vww Dramatic 3 Bdrm
Jasmi1w modt•I Upgr:idt•i;, redwood dt.<ek
m•ar pool & ,t<'nnis Owner motivated.
r<'ducC'd to $259,000
FREE Ill CUAll Family home:. Beacon
Bov w;.1tcrfront. ll:nn1:._, nN!d s TLC,
ownt•r w tl I fin a n et• L l'a seh o ld as
allrJcllw $iY5,000
PlllCll ltllltT 01111 IHRFIEU -3 Bdrms.
i ''1 baths. 1mmaculatf'. Air l'Ond. patio,
finuncing und<>r 12% P rtt'<'d bt•low
romp<>tiuon $149.500
HHI OHlL/FllH AH OLUll Cute
clt>nn. 3 Bdrm with d cx•k for 2 boats.
Owner flnan<'l'Cl Pr1t·1.0 :1t MAI $575,.
1 ()()()
Tll UIOll II lllYllE 4 Bdrm immoc ..
nu w nppliancl's. plu!I t1lr c·ond . Fam
Hc)()m, nice street. sup1•r finont•1ng.
$199.000
Ollll ••1, IUT LUI Ju-rmlnl' Creek
singlt-level :l Bdrm rondom1n1um, lush
patios. spn. u um<' loons -lc·ss lhan
12% $369.500
IUFRHT "FllER" As •~ wht·n ·
1s :i BH l'O n on thl~ watc>r m
Lido V11l.1•W dn•a <.;n'.1t location
;md pot< 1111.11 Nt't'<I' l'Vt·rylhmg
S I 1 p a\' :11 I ab I l• $ 4 511. 0 U 0
indudmg la nd Martha Macnab
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PRIME PHIHIU llPUI! :i BR. 2
b;:it h duplt•x 11• blocks from thC'
nc·10,ln Jo'Jnlast lc invl•s tme nt
w 1n1<·r or summf'r rental
$;,!li0,111111 UJW uown and ownc>r
\\ 111 t a1 ry AITD Sharon Smith
644-H:wo
WHTCllff Bright 'n sunny honw
Ill gn·al 11 1ghborh00ll :J BR +
f.1111 rm lnw mumtc>nanl't.' yard
Good I 11111m·1 ng. Clo!'.!.' tu park.
!.hnpp1 ng. & ~t·hools. $239.000
Ft"<•.'J a1w Paqum. 6H -6200
SPACIHS HIE II IUOllUT
Pll·nty of •>om ror thl' famil y to
grow 111 th •~ 4 BR. 211 BA home
Tlw mt11"1vl' stont• fir<>plucc in
IJm rm d1nin~ room 1s a delight
L o w m u 1 n t C' n :1 n l ' c y a r d
w matur<· lund:;<.•a ping & a grf'at
111dnul'·OU ldo nr liv ing ar<'a.
Loni 1 wn clo!-t' to 11t·hool and
h opping Ownt·r will leas t•
opium or 11ss1sl w /lht• financing.
$289,500. ARk for Pat AdC'n for
lnform11111m 855-4343
THTUllOCI lllLU 1.civt•ly -I BH
Pn>stdt'nt Huml' in th\• hill. of
Tut tll' Huc:k Tht• b:wkyurd 1
J)il'tun• iwrlt•t·t with o cus tom
s1>11 you won't btolll'vt•. Kltcht'n
ha~ rww uppll:inces. ()wn1•r w ill
h•a'><' op1u1tl This Is Onl' you
don't want 10 miss. l'rlct>d lCI sell
a l $295.000. For 1nformolJon call
P.-l Aden lM4.,JiH3.
llHITll lnOlll $10,000 ta all h
wkl'll to pun·hcu1t-this great
Inv • lml'l1l propeorty loc•Wd In
nn adult community comple\,
with pool J. s pu. la undry
f,wlllllcs und a rt•nttl offkt'
164to00 Cllda F ish.-r 8.~~·4343 .
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2 UD"OOM
2013 Miramar Dr , Balboa Penln.
544· 128 t 12715,000 Sat/Sun 1·15
2308 Cliff Or (Nwpt Hgt1), NB
642-15200 Sal/Sun 1·5
#3 Laoo Sud (R1nch San Joaq) Irv
8'44·7020 $ 159,000 Sat/Sun 2·5
223 33rd St.. Newport Beach
8'42-8388 S 189,500 Sit/Sun 1·5
3 14 Marigold. Corona del Mar
831-1400 S889.000 Sal/Sun t·S * 1612 Iowa St "c". Coata Meaa 979-5370 $94,0GO Sal 1-5
225 Grand Canal, B1lboa Island
673·6900 $595,000 Sun 1-5
2 BR plu• , AM RM or DI N
• 19 Curl Or (Jasmine Crk) vu, CdM
640-151511-728·5151 Sat/Sun 12-5
1706 Miramar (Balboa Penln Pl) NB
642·5200 $300,000 Sun 1·5
3822 Hendrht, Culverdale. Irv
675-2866 $121,000 Sun 1 1-4
992 Bayside Cove West, N.B.
631-1'400 $487,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
104 Via Palermo, Lido Isle, N.B.
631·1'400 $439,000 Sat t -5
• •827 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isl, NB
673-7300 $1,850.000 · Sun 1·5
1577 East Ocean Bl., Penin Pt
631-1400 $344,500 Sun 1-5
2 BR plu• FAM RM or DEN
plue GUEST
221·22nd St (Eastslde) CM
642-5200 $139,500 Sun 1·5
3 BEDROOM
3415 Ocean Blvd., Co.-ona del Mar
760-1900 $1,250,000 Sun 1-4
* 1843 Gisler Ave., Costa Mesa
557-4375 $425,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
*4832 River Ave., Newport Beach
675-2399 S 184.000 Sat/Sun 2-5
11 Rue Verte. Big Canyon, Npt Bch
(213)470-2880 $499.000 Sa/Sn 11-6
2000 Yacht Vigilant ($eavlew) N.B.
644-9060 $349,500 Sun 1-5
1543 Serenade Terr(lrv. Terr)CdM
644-4910 $320,000-Fee Sal/Sun 1-5
31102 Flying Cloud, Laguna Niguel
499-1320 ,$169,000 Sun 10-4
408 10th St., Huntington Beach
963-6767 $174,900 Sa 1-5/Su 12-4
14801 Jacl<son, Midway City
963-6767 $93,500 Sa 11 -3/Su 12-4
**2 10 Grand Canal, Balooa Isl.
675-6000 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
211 Opal. Balboa Island
675-6000 $595,000
205 Topaz, Balboa Island
673-6900 $295,000
* *6802 W. Oceanfront, N.B.
645-5430 $625,000
2298 Redlands, Back Bay. NB
Sun 1-5
Sat 1·5
Sun 1-5
631-1400 $248,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•204 Via Eboll, Lido Isle. N.B.
673-7300 $550,000 Sat 1-4/Sn 2-5
1654 Sunset Ridge. Laguna Beach
494-1177 Sun2-5
2009 Vista Cajon, The Bluffs. N.B.
644-1133 $169,000 Sun 1-4
1940 Whittler. Costa Mna
631-3213 s 118,500
tt 1 Toulon. Harbor Ridge, CdM
760-8333 $675,000
33 Malnsall. Corona del Mar
546-2313 $339,9fi0
502 "I" St., Peninsula Pt.
631-1400 $395,000
Sun· 1.5
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-4 * 1901 Galatea Terr. Irv. Tetr, CdM
644-6200 $795.000 Sun 1-5
3 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
32 1 Kings Rd., Newport Beach
646-5719 $683,000 Sun 1·5
2611 Circle Dr. (Bayshores) N.B.
645-6218 $269.900-L.H. Sun 1-4 * * 1036 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB
646-0523 $899.000 Sun 1-5
•2030 Holiday Rd .. Newport Beach
631-0680 S339,500 Sun 1-5
25 Mainsail (Jasmn Ck) CdM
640-9592 $349.900
1903 Yacht Colina. Newport Bch
Sun 1-4
644-1017 $450,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
* 1472 Galaxy, Dover Shores, NB
642-2510 $695,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1-5
1525 E. Ocean (Balboa Penln Pt) NB
642-5200 Sun 1·5
**301 N. Star (Dover Shores) NB
642-5200 $450,000-L/H Sun 1·5
1607 Cornwall (Weatcllff) NB
642-5200 $289.500 Sun 1-5
616 Marigold, Corona del Mar
675-5511 $340.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
876 Presidio Or. MMa del Mar, C.M.
759-1501 $136,000 Sun 1-4
••748 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isl. NB
644-9060 11.650.000 Sun 1-5
218 Via Koron. Lido lale. N.B.
644-9060
2'403 Vista Nobleu, Bluffs, N.B.
644-9060 $280,000-Fee
,., __ _
Sun 1-5
DIRECTORY
-155 McKnight Or .. Laguna Beach
644-9060 $359,000 Sun 1-5
• 17 Monterey Cir, SpyglaH, CdM
644-9060 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1218 Key West. Hrbr Vu His, CdM
644-,.910 $379,500-Fee Sun 1-5
120 Sho1eclllf Rd .. Corona del Mar
644-6200 $495,000-Fee Sat 2-5
130 t Dolphin Terraceblrv Terr, NB
63 t. 7300 $985,00 Sal/Sun 1-5
*8 Monterey Cir., Spygla Hiii. NB
• 631-7300 $460,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1211 Kings Road, Clift Hal/en. NB
63 1-7300 $395,000 Sun 1-5
1 JOO Cambridge Ln., Westcllll, NB
631 -7300 $316,000 Sun 1-5 * 1315 Sanlanella (Irv Terr) CdM
675-6000 $369,000 Sun 1-5 * 1514 Ruth Lane, Newport Beach
'646-7171 $224,900 Sal/Sun 1-5
*445 E 20th St. (E/Side) CM
675-6000 $465.000 Sun 1.5
2007 Holiday Road, Newport Beach
631· 1266 $275,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
1218 Keel(Harbor View Hllls)CdM
631-1266 Sat/Sun 12-6
5 Jasmine Creek, Corona del Mar
552·2000 $405,000 Sun 1-4
55 Jasmine Creek Dr., CdM
552-2000 $330,000 Sun 1-4
118 Ruby, Balboa Island
675-6000 $450,000 Sun 1-5
3422 Sagamore Or (Trinidad Isl) HHbr
644-7020 $399,950 Sun 1-5 * * 1036 Polaris. Dover Shrs, NB 646--0523 $899.000-Fee Sun 1-5
124 Via Ithaca.Lido l\fe, N.B
675-4562 $595,000 Sun 1-4
1824 Port Sterling. Newport Beach
646-7171 $214,900 Sun 1-5
426 E. Flower. Costa Mesa
646· 7171 $204,000 Sun 1-5
3335 Maryland Cr (Mesa Verde No) CM
979-2390 $158,000 Sun 1-5
2762 Circle Drive, Bayshores
644-6200 $449,500 Sun 1 30-5
102 Via Koren. Lido Isle, NB
644·6200 $685,000 Sun 11-3
39 Beachcomber. Jasmine Creek. CdM
631-1400 $375,000 Sun 1-5
~BR• GUEST
415 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $449,500 Sun 1-5
•480 I Bruce Crescent. N.B.
548-6677 $199,900 Sat/Sun 12-4
4 BEDROOM
936 Cheyenne St .. Costa Mesa
968-4456 $125.000 Sat/Sun 12-5
222 Coral, Balboa Island
675-6921 $539,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2709 Gannet Or. (Mesa Verde) C.M .
979-5099 S 182,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1112 Weslcllfl (Westcllff) NB
642-5200 $255,000 Sun 1-5
1142 Dorset, Costa Mesa
631-7370 $128,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1010 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar
546-2313 $325.000 Sat/Sun 10·5
936 Cheyenne St.. Costa Mesa
963-5383 $125,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
1589 Skyline. Laguna Beach
494-1177
2182 National, Costa Mesa
979-2390 s 124.950
i:9 Sunrlver, Woodbridge. Irvine
Sun 2-5
Sun 1-5
760-8333 $299,000 Sun 1·5
18852 Via Palatlno (Turtle Rock) Irv.
855-4343 $295,000 Sun 1·5
1024 E. Balboa Bl, Peninsula
631· 1400 $1 ,450,000
9208 LaSlella. Fountain Valley
963-6767 $129.900
154 t East Ocean Bl.. Penln Pl
631-1400 $470,000
••2804 W. Oceanfront, Penln
631-1400 $695,000
280 E 15th St.. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $220.000
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-4
Sun 1-5
Sun 1·5
Sun 1·5
4 BA pfu. FAM RM Of DEN
1007 Tiiier Way (HrbrVuHllls) CdM
759-1010 $329.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 11 1 Trafalgar (Harbor Ridge) NB
644-7020 $1,895,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
• t837 Seadrift Or.(lrv.Terr)CdM
640-5560 $478,500 Sat/Sun t-5
•21512 Camino Trebol, Lk. Forest
760-1900 $216,000 Sun t-5
1255 SomerMt (Baycreat) NB
631-7370 $355,000
434 Begonia. Corona del Mar
644· 7211 $695,000 Sun 1·5
1222 Susaex (Westcllll) N.B.
642-5200 $237,000 Sun 1·5
22 Via Koron (Lido Ille) N 8
642·5200 $796,000 Sun 1-5
18891 Antloc (Turtlerock) Irv
552-7500 $238.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
213 Diamond, Balboa Island
644-4910 $595,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 * 14 Burning Tree Rd, Big Cyn, NB
644-491 0 $696,000-Fee Sun 1-5
• t715 Galatea Terr(lrv Terr)CdM
644-9060 $445,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t
1251 Sur111ne Way, HVH, CdM
644-4910 $275,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
4931 Loriann, Calif. Homes, Irvine
759-1501 $137,500 Sal/Sun 1-5
1530 Anita Ln .. Hrbr Hghlnds, NB
631-7300 $299.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•5 Colonial, Northwood, Irvine
631-7300 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1944 Flamingo 01 .. Mesa Verde. CM
631 -7300 $245.000 Sun 1-6 * 1244 Polaris Or., Dover Shrs. NB
631 -7300 $895,000 Sun 1-5a040 * 11 Carmel Bay Or. Spygls Hiii, NB
631 -7300 $625.000 Sa1/Su11 1·5 * 1700 Galaxy Or .. Dover Shrs, NB
631-7300 $550,000 Sun 1·5
1118 Somerset Ln., Westcllff. NB
631-7300 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2901 Harbor View Dr. (HVHls) CdM
673· 7761 $550,000-lee Sat/Sun 1-5
4511 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM
673-7761 $825.000-fee Sun 1-5
1948 Port Chelsea. Newporl Beach
646-7171 $330.000 Sa 1-5/Su 12·3
4 Narbonne. Harbor Ridge
644-6200 S 1,695,000 Set/Sun 1-5
2048 Port Weybridge. HVH. NB
750:5333 $359,000 Sal 1-5
2706 Lighthouse (HVHIS). CdM
675-6000 $429.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
18 Cherry Hiiis. Big Cyn. N B
644-9060 S 1.095.000 Sun 1 ·5
226 Poppy, Corona del Mar
644-9060 $575,000 ~Sun 2-5
320 Seaward, Shoreclllfs
631-1400 $475,000 Sat 1·5
210 Via San Remo. Lido Isle. NB
675-3048/673-2656 Sal/Sun 1-5
•4626 Roxbury, Cameo Shores. CdM
759-1501 ~50.000 Sun 1-5
21 Bull Run, NorthwOOd, Irvine
759-1601 $249,900 Sun 1-5
20522 Suburbia Ln .. Hunt. Beach
673-7300 $169,000 Sat 1-4:30 '* 101 Via Florence, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $595,000 Sun 2·5
1441 Galaxy Or. (Dover Shores) NB
548-5647 ~20.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 17 Muir Beach Cir, Spyglass. NB
631-2242 Sat/Sun 2 till dusk
424 Belvue Lane, Peninsula Pt
631 -1400 $409,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 10 Morningstar Ln .. Dover Shrs. NB
675-6070 $675,000 Sun 1-5
1718 Port Barmouth (HVHms) NB
644-7020 $3 t0.000 Sun 2·5
•8 Winged Foot. Big Canyon, NB
760-8333 $695,000 Sun 1·5
14 Morro Bay. Spyglass. CdM
760-8333 $595,000 Sun 1-5
2805 Drake, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $1,2,900 Sal 10·2
421 Pirate Rd . Newport Beactl
631 -1400 $249.000 Sun 1·5
5 BEDROOM * * 708 Via Lido Nord. Lido Isl, NB
675-6161 $1,500,000 f Sun 1-5
• •219 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle
760-1900 $1,995,000 Sat/Sun 1 H * * 1038 W Bay Ave(Bal Penln)NB
644-9060 $1,050,000 Sun 2-5:30
2912 Cerob (Eastbluff) N.B.
644-1742 $249,000-LH Sat/Sun 1-5 * •4028 Channel Pl , Nwpt Isl.. NB
673--0202 $965.000 Sat/Sun 11-5
5 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
••901 Kings Rd , Newport Beach
631-1400 Sat/Sun t-5
*35 Rldgellne Or .. Hrbr Ridge
760-1900 $2.650.000 Sat 1-5/Sn 1·4
••401 North Star. Dover Shrs, NB
642-9914 $1 ,450,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
1330 Hampshire Cr .. Newport Bch
631--0680 S545,000 Sun t-!
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• 1 Muir BHOh Cf. {SpygllH) CdM
840-82159 811/Sun 2~
18815 Boa VIJlll Cr. (M .. a V•rd•I CM
1540· t 115 t t 239,000 Sun 1-4
• 1800 Jamaica (M"• Verde) CM
845·0303 $'429,900 Sal 10.30·2
21531 Bunyo (Eaatblutf) NB
875-8000 1275,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·15
15 Point Loma (Spyglat•) CdM
6715-8000 $850.000 Sun t-15
• 1524 Antigua Way, Newport Bch
646-7171 $849,900 S1t1Sun t-5
• • • 29 Beechwood (Woodbridge) Irv
55 t-6829 $410,000 Sun 1·5 * "2 Winged Foot Ln .. Big Cyn. NB
673-7300 $699,950 Sun 1·5
998 Meadowlerk, Laguna Beoch
494-1177 Sun 1·5 * 3 Muir Beach, Spyglass. CdM
760-8333 $ t,995,000 Sun 1·5 * 12 Tralalger, Harbor Ridge, CdM
760-8333 $2 ,225,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 * 1608 Golaity Or .. Newport Beach
646-717 I $849.900 Sun 1·5
8 BEDROOM
233 Via Genoa. Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $575.000 Sun 2·5
938 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isl. N.B.
673-7300 $847.500 Sun 1-4
8 BR plua FAM RM . or DEN * 1848 Newport His Dr. E.(HVHm)NB
644-7020 $495,000 Dally t-5
545 Windsor, Laguna Beach
494-1177 Sun 10·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM
•300 Cagney Ln # 107(Versailles)NB
673-7300 S 117,000 Sun 2-5
2 BEDROOM * 1063 Dover Or, Westcllfl, NB
673· 7300 $139,900 Sun 1-5
1738 Westcllll, Westcllll, NB
673-7300 $119,000 Sun 1-5
1085 Stonebrook. Costa Mesa
645-0303 S 134,900 Sun 1 t-4
3 BEDROOM
2607 Vista Ornada, Newport Bch
7,59-1318 Sat/Sun 2-5
41 I Dahlia, Corona del Mar
673-8494 $300,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
3 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
•2645 Vista Ornada, The Bluffs, NB
640-0020 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1r 2400 Vista Nobleza, The Bluffs, NB
640-0020 $319.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
3 BR plua ,AM RM 0t DEN
335 Bordeaux (Eastslde) CM
645--0303 $129.900 Sat/Sun 1-4
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 -1 BEDROOM
315 Iris, Corona del Mar
644-9060 $309,500 Sat 2-5
2 -2 BEDROOM
200 1 Kings Road. Cllffhaven, NB
631-1400 $399,500 Sat 1-5
3 BA a 1 BR
• • 13 Beacon Bay. Nwpt Bch
87 6-6000 S 1, 195,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
3 BR plua 2 BA
411-4 11 'h Dahlia, Corona del Mer
673-8494 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
4 t6/416'h Carnation. Corona del Mar
631-1400 $569,000 Sun 1·5
48R61BA
132 S. Bay Front, Balboa Island
673-6900 $1.300,000
5 BA a 3 BR
Sat 1 -~
509 Acacia (Oceanside of Hwy) CdM
645-70.48 $440,000 Sat/Sun t-!
INCOME PROPERTY
FOR SALE
38AA38R
2516 Elden, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $237 .500 Sun 1-4
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
2 BR a 8TUOfO
415-415'h Narcissus, CdM
673-8494 $229,500 Sun 1·4
HOME FOR LEASE
3 Berrier Reel, Corona del Mar
675-5511
* Pool * * Waterfront
Sun 1·5
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• OCEANFRON.T •
400K-best buy on be•c111
By owner 840· 7900
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12"1.toen Jasmine Crk
Owner agt 6'40· 15 l&
41' Cllll LIT Wllh 3 Br. 1\'o Ba. trplc
By Owner 648-8586
l•lt•lt YHr ltfat
Home+Guest+lncome
OWC Isl · Flea Terms
509 Acacia CdM nt bctl
Spotless Vacant Ovplea
Huge 5br/3ba+3br/3ba
440K own/bkr 645· 7048
CAMEc>SHORES. by OW· I ner. ocean view. 4 BR. 5
ba. den. pool. jac • 2
wetbars New root. car·
pet, drapes $595.000
Buyer assume 111 at
1v • .,.. Down payment s 146.ooo owe S4oo
000 al 12"/• lor 10 years
760-1734
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5'4S·3 I 12. 673-4725
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down 675-3063 or
1179-9667
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quallly, •Int IOC 300K
Owner 640· 7990
Ill, ••
1227,000
3br remodel on A·2
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lov~ly pre atlg<-' communHy No wulting
fur uras.. to grow or trl"l'S to muturt•, und
no b ig fom·y tk~ hous..> prlt .... elthl!r!
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situall'd u<..·r~ from u dt•h"htlul pork Is
juiit 2 lung blocks to Bultxm Buy awmlB
your odmirutlo11.
Rund\ stylt• with French flavor: 'I bdrm,
formal dining rm , skyht <..'t.·i lings. family
rm, hide uwuy loft & sparkhn~ pvol.
OfCered b e low re placement cost at
$478,500 (yvu own the land), ov1•r
$250,000 aaswnabl~ loan o t 11%. WOW!
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will 1111t1 with llr11ne1ng
1001 Seo II now Only
$ 127,500. Cell 1179·5370
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F11niut1c buyl S 128,900.
2 bd 2 bll, dOl!lbltl
sre11 Fu1 eeie •o•
754·8733.
MESA CeRDE
011410 Sal/Sun 1·5
2709 GANNET DR
Owne• will carry ltl TO.
low rate, xlnl 1e1m11 4Br
1'•B8. 2 lly. lo•rnal din
rm, park Ilk• reu yel.
very clean. 1011e4y neigh·
t>othOOCI $182,500 Agt
979.5099 ................................................... ~~~~~1
4 JISlllE CREEi PROPERTIES
All the J11•l1t CrHlr ht•ts fHturu1
• :.!·I ho ur s1-t·urlly gatt•
• Front yard lncJsc:png ma111t'd b y assoc.
• Wocx.lhun1111g & gus ilrl'pl•c1t't's.
• Moc.lt·rn k1tl·h1·ns & wl'lb<1rs
• Pool/spa. ll·nn1s & rt'(: f•1l·tl ma111l'd by
as.o;1x·
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REPOSSESSION MESAI VERDE Lg 3 br, 2 ba
S 158.000 LO dn Agt
545.7739
SU,000 llWI
SllO MO.
Specious 3 Br + 2'i'tBa,
redwood pallo & spa
handsome bllClc lrptc,
xtra lg 2 ~r g11rage w/
wtne Cella• or dark •m
MU$1 salt ASAP
646·5680
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Plun I .t:mo ()(10 IJ(·Jutllully dt-<·orate'<I & 1 rm. oll•ce 2300 sq II . .. • . 645·5124 sclll·r w l hl·Iµ f11 1tllll'<'. !
Plan ') $405 (JOO unob-.lruc:tt·d CJ('("IO MUST SELL. MOVING , '• • • < $113.500VAAuume. VIC'W , pv t :.p.1 & l'X('t·lll·nt a:.sum.tbll· $118,SOOsalesprtco ne1.
ftmtnnn~ Cul de sac:. '' acre, ep-
Plan Ii, $4111,0011. •it.t·<in vww from lamily: ~~~32~3BR Ownr1agl
rm & de-t·k LoVl•ly & h gh1 dt't.C>r
Plan fl, $:mo.ooo. f11-shlv dl't.'oratt'<l. rtl'W THLJ SPECTICIUll
win•low lrt•atnwnl!> & q. ualtty t·arn.•tin11 Country French 4 Bdrm, ' ..--o ranch style house wtpvt PIU">. (l<;.\Unt.1hlt• Iv.in. covrlyard Asking $174,
COLDWELL IAllEll-FOllEST E. OLSOI
152-2000
SOO Owner bought ano·
I her. make o iler Bkr
8'48.0709
PRIVACY HLOHI
LEASE OPTtHll
Groat tamtly home w/
huge lenced yd, oak
Frenc.h ors. bulGher
block covn1ers, Jenna1r
kllchentl $300.000
TIERRA OEL SOL RL TV
497.170
OPH SH 1-4
South of Hwy, beaulllul
fmly "ome + Income unll. on 1•; to., 313
Hellolrope $595.000
bkr 646-0295
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OWNER WILL CARRY or
ttase opllon E11111Cle
dolthoose All n-. 2 b<I
2 bl, lrpl, fncd, mo11
C1111 11111 10Z4 ...•........••........
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llLllllT
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eeau111u11y remodeled S ••--•11•.-..,1---
Upgr11Cled 3 Bdrm pool
hQ_me near propoaed
pa1k Try $14.000 oown
Owner moving Askin
$117.500 Make oller
Broker 8•8-0709
BClrm plus huge lamlly -
room. te81urlno French NEW LISTING-Eastslde.
doors and ...,tndows, all 5011180' lot, house 1nd
new kitchen. proleulo· ln·law qvariers E11ce1.
nally landscaped front I klnl condlUon S 139,500 end back with u1en11ve with financing
use ol b•ICk OvaUty de· 221 • 22•4 ITIIHT
coraung thrvoo1 TERRI-IPEI •1Da:w-l I FIC FINANCING AVAi· • " •
LABLE Aaklng $239, 142-1200
000 For an appt 10 see.
cell 540· 1151
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
PETE BARRETI
.•. REALTY
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IOCll Av• 652 7500 Sp• nco111 view. Cllll· Appro • 2500 1quar• 141-1147 1ncom1 Seller will n11p 01;1en1ro.11, wkly/mo.
llllm OK Atklng $240, IHI •Mini conellllonl" I•--------flnllOC I & SAVI::. buyer 752 9400 Of 073·0881 WOODllllDIE
Sl111h1<.1 10 S 14!'1,000
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mlngton 1.ondci wl'i hug11
6Clr11111 A All I ovoly
groanboll locullon 1111ck
•no io 0"''"" 11u1i. " '"" llnAnc1no IS u "10" LDI
u• allow you th•• bouuly
Ag1 !iS' 7!100
BV OWNER
Dnlu•t1 1,0110o NQ1lh
wooo 1 Br 2 s1ry Al<.
FIP. polio VIII rm At·
soc 11001 1enn11 Cloon
modern qutel. happy
µ111(;11 s 110.000 $14,500
down !>52·!>142
Turlltrtclr llhlat
l1111ne Pec:1l1c: Pren I
H1g111y u1o1u111oeo 2Br I
2be den tO°I• down O•
1911/0pl 1266 500
Open I to 6 Sal/Sun
?7 Sunl1g111
OwrllAg1 553 1006
MO
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Clause in 1h1s freely os·
sumo1>1e $ 163.000 1011n
01 13% Troda youi pie
sent homo Low Clown or I
'17? This quollly homo la I
tho LOWES! PRICED
TurlleHOCk Home w l
POOL & SPA 81 only
$285.000.
GOLDEN PROPERTIES
752 1589
DHPERATIH SAUi
By owne1 Gl•e me
$6K ·lake oveo pymla
381 2ba W1tlnu1 Sq Will
consider 1ny Cleal
675· 1018. 857 4976 * IEST IUY * 1n Rancho San Joaquin
Outstanding 3 br 2 ba
on goll course Lge 81·
sumeble 1011n 5225,000
By owner
760·87081675-2144
l)OOOOUIT•Y ,.11011 Seller will ciwv uoo.ooo thou1111d1 ot 00111111 Du1.o•i•oi'• 610 c invon
" " •• 1>110 .... m11k1l 111•1 WATHFRO•T W/PIH REOUCEO 11111ng prlc:• townhome 2 bd 2 ba,.
Snnwc1111 homo 3 BA 2 Aec:tucwd 10 13<15,000 Naw 10..., pilct of $460, lllT OI Liii of $296.000 00 11 w1y $ ll751mo 'blu 640-029& Uo. r 11mch 00011, g11 559-840 l QOO on wldw lot with 1111• BELOW current reploc.e•
don w1ntlow1, 11\yllght, TIRllLL, RHLTORI glu ••Ory hOMt1 tlncl brick Lg .. new cu1tom homw menl 0011111 Pr1nc1p1l1 NPT CR ES T Condo oct11n vlttw 1299.900. • llltnr.t1 O\/erlooklng wa on l'A 1011 Opun Stl/ ONLVlll Call owner 111 8118ulll ul 3 Br . vu AT OREIOEIT HY 101 ucllvlllwe irnd Clock 3 Sun 1 6 2 10 Vl11 Sen I (7 t41 S 1000/mo Agl &45.029_& OPEN SUN t·O Re 0 " lagl v1urn11lly 1111eg1m 3 BR 2000 vach1 Vlgllan1 Odim•, formal dining ~7~·30~1~tS73·2558 I 642-0138 I t• L 3111 ""d den oc.oen vlow, Lovely 3 bdrm on •P• room plu1 galeo pll•ICY .~!' ••••• 'A~~•'-••••••••
11tt1111 to lltoCll $846, c:iou• pool81tt1 101 '" So. tnlt •11111c1111e Dover 11 1111 YEITI 2 br. din rm, trple. wa.lk•lo
000 SEAVIEW g1utd comm Short11 home IO<llly, 1•6 buc.h. 18~0/mo ulllt
"4-lll I 12 6'Ye long 111m 80% II· JO I llllTll ITAi LM. Ill OAIYll lae.•1 lttr.,tlf Z 1nc1 Now 1i\ru June '83
1111,1 II C .. RE nanclng evall $349.~0 1•t IJOO 0••• Sat/S•• 11·1 ••••••••••• ••• •••••• ('13)999 2963 I O tr_!"IC_•_ 01 for IHH Ownr/Agl • • LOvtly 3 Bdrm 2'~ bath1 HYfRDIT llPUI
OOHIFllOIT 759-1997 home wtlh many amenl· By ownet Specllc:ul•~ Httllll Ual•t•i••H
N11w mobile/modular ce· 1111 Auumable S235K view l Ike new 3000 ••••••••••••••••••••••
d11r c.ollege, r1plc. on p\11 ATilt llYllTORI (ipproll) ar ONL v 12% duplo11 or 11ngl1 f1mlly IH•1tll JZll
I> c n L e a I e I And Newpo11 3B• 2'11 bll Prl· Full price $499 500 home Balboa 111100 ••••••••••••••••••••••
S600lmo ll'l°I• 10 1 c od $75.000 under o ...,081 1Bkr C a ll S 300 000 d o w n lllTALS 585 000 499·3816 market at $225.000 Prl ,._ ________
1
2 131470·2880 673-6870
v810 parly, pflnc:tpll• l'•"--------!ll Vearly·Weekfy.Wlnter. 2, Sl:AEIE I PRIY"TE B o~ner tmmac.ul81A 4 Sn111p 5 Un111 EHllldll 3,4 Bdrm• ..,.. • 0 n I y 6 6 2 • 7 3 8 7 • y .. ,.. v CM owe Make Mflle •aeon llULn A perl.c1 descrtpllon OI 836-0784111111 CllTOM WHTCLIFf Bt. 2'• Ba The Blull 0 1 IS% d w n 8kr w
lh111 lovely 4 bdrm home PRICED TO SELLI Con· Condo, ~lnl s chools 979.4383 PlllP
En1oy the gorgeous sun-l1w,1r1/llJOHlt I v1n11n1 cu11om built 3 ~:~;55~~.~·79~ake olle• i••••EIEIT sets 6 mountoln views 3 Br. 2·~ bllhl. family I Bdrm tamlly room one! 3 _ Wtll trade dbl wldt1 .nobll& A""9
from 111111 h1111op retreat rm. llQOI Buy $75,000 car gorago home 11 OCUlf•OIT nom11 &/or 3Br hOuH, 111·117• P111te" lor 11 lamlly & below market 01 $225. 1p11kl88 w1lh pnc:t1 of n Tustin 101 p1rtl11 dwn In • close lo tennis courts ooo P11vale party, prln· ownership Owner wlll By own111 3 bdrm/2 ba c.ome properly (7 141
P11c.a 10 sell al S25S,OOO. ctp&ls only 682· 7367 1101p wllh llnanc:tng West Newport $625.000 657-9390 ·t:...r-.·r 836-0784 evt1• 1107 OOR•WALL 6802 W Oc.11antron1 -, -'"' Open Sun 1·5 645·S430 :\~iwM:i~k~ VIEW OPH IHIAY 1·1 ELIHIT •PT llOIE
• Large 3 Bdrm. 3 t>a. '"· I~· ~1·1•200 o ... , F 1 .. u 1., •IOI" eo.-... mlly rm, 2 lrplce, w111 ' ~! 12.5'.
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32 1 Klr1g6 Rd (Vtew 1-.:==~~;:;::~::.1 MULLAN RLTV 540·2960 Side) 11 ASK FOR LORI 646·5 7 19 01 645-9950
ILIFFI IAHAll 11111011 YIEW
4·pte11. Meta verdt 11p1c:e
strettll) Gr••• loan, IS%
On Bkr 9711·4383
~ Otvi11t11 4 Pt11ts ~Ide by aide. buy I or
both. Call 549· 1366,
£011 ,,, ,,,, zzoo
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PflH &,.rHt4 ,., 24 o. ....
OPEN 2·6 Sun OCEAN
Vl(W 5 bd. coniempora.
ry prl•el8 but near 11111•· ge 998 Meedowlork Or
ag1 499· 1678, 494· 1177
COUITRY • I• flit cltJ
VERSAILLES P1y closing costs & yov'rll 1n 4br wllh over Permlla can be ISaued •n 45 days Some subordt· 150.000 '" upgrades nallon av1llable S67S. Darrell, Agl REtMAX OOO OwntAgl w111ern 75g.~ ----RE Flnanel•I 833·1890
Pt1i1. Pt/Wiater
Loo 4 Bdrm. 11mlly rm
home on beaulllul lane.
Avail tor winter monlha
only Partially furn.
SI 100/mo,
l1rtrt Ct14t/11flra.
On Lido P11rk Dr Large
28Clrm a den, securlly
bldg $2000/mo
llarller 114&• /View
3 Bdrm wllamlly rm, fl• re p1ace 1, exc:ellen I
VIOWI, 1p•. security,
comm pool and tennla
$2800/mo
Wattrfrt1t lt•H
131-1400 Pastoral view ol mlns
from 1h1s 3Br 2be home,
011 Laguua Canyon Rd. • •
ac•• on h•llSlde wllots 011
pnvacy S 179 000 with $ 100 000 essumable ISi a• 13•1. o we 2rie1 ca11
tor 1oco11on and other
term• Denms Ricketts.
Realtor 851-0424
You own the land 2.000
sq II 3Br. lam rm 2'i't
Bo wide Greenbelt n1er
pool Fa• below market
S245,000 Wiii lease OP·
hon Bkr 644-0134
PENTHOUSE 1 Bo
Fountain Courl Low Cln
W•ll consld11r lease wl
opllon Phone owner
Wk nds 1·5 PM
631 ·5064 , Mon Fril•--------1 714·983·2529
DOYER SllOllE~ o<w•ll c/o-Coper•,•et 11 ~!!~!!!~~! ... !~
Ill I ••• 1 .i Br 3 Ba Den, 01n. gw.
HYFROIT lt1Ntl• 2550': no pets S 11001mo 227
• ·it ana Beach ---__ ••tr -WI • Beau11tul Oc.oan Front New 4 Bdrm N-pelnl &
CtHi4tr Tra4ts Condo 3 l>d. 3 ba. 2000 ca' p • 1 D t> I g 1 r •
LUXURIOUS WEST OLIFF
N!'~~T~~~o~~!nl· f!l.~~~.~Jl!.~!..J.~~!
omp o r a ry h o m • In VILLE IE OEllSI
new home with labulous
180 dog v1ow or t>ay &
ocean
Open 1·5 SattSun
at 90 1 Kings Rel
631·•300
WlllER
FABULOUS FINANCING!
Owner w111 ca11y 111 TO
4 BO•m• and 3 ba1h1.
1nc:lude1 molhe,.tn·law
unol and moster bdrm
sulle Great loc:111on
$237,000
I llRI • 4 llTll ~ •••• -,.-..-, •. ••••••••••• Coral 2131395-35'1
Prlot Rt4uclit1 sq tt $3SO 000 $950/mo Cloae 10 bay.
t• $1,410,000 CULVER :E:ssoC1A 6"5·8787 -
1, .. S1t/S114aJ 1-1 1 756·2476 lilhi
Northwood 01nerous BEAUTIFUL
oak imported Ille 9181 OLD WORLD
nod glau Mo11ve1od I TOWNHOMES
seller wm constder ALL By Howard Mark Co
OFFERS no mallet how lrom $159.000
c:reat.,a. 1nctudtng trades I 495·3244 750.9355
101 real e11111e $278.000 '-.---lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiil D•ck Meyerson RE/MAXI'
5S9·9400
Low Or It It••
In hvlne Great assume·
ble loan 556·7687 Ag1
LAGUNA NIGUEL
BEST BUV
Ownor wlll sell bileulllul
cuatom 3Br "ome oblel·
nvd in foreclosure As·
king $I 70,000. Appra1·
Md 81 s 190.000 23941
S tillwater Ln (213)
... OAH• .... I
EXCELLENT
OWNER FINANCING
Move In today T11re11
t>e<Jroom, 2'. balhl. IOI•
mal dining, flrepltce . wet
oar. large gourmet kll·
chen with parquet lloo·
ring Mesler 1v11e with
OPEi SlllAY 1-1
1222 SISSEi
142-1200
PETE BAR Rm
:.. REALTY
cathedral Cllllngs, largo ---------1
401 ltrtll ,,., ,,.;.,.,, 3201
I t art Flit lltalttr 1'8'6''' Fir••, • •• ••• • •• •••• • • •• ••••• 11 ' 'llrll Z100ION THE BEACH 2 br. lYK 141-2171 142-111• •••••••••••••••••••••• condo. ocean v-. sec.
VERSAlLLES CONDO FllH·FH• $750 mo 600 E Ocean-
1 bi, t ba, southern eJJ· 9 ptua ec.1e1 Murneta. t 1 on I 9 9 7 · 8 3 8 2 ,
poiure. subte11anean 1nctd1 2.000 1q II larm 838·309• ---
prkg. sec entrances. house. 18fge b1rn. gar.
outs tan d Ing Po o 11 $15,000 down, $1646 per Co10a1 '111111 JZZZ
clubhse By owner $98, mo Total p11c;e $175. ••••••••••••••••••••••
900 auumable Sandra 000 702·452·8777 2 Br 2 Ba Condo, 2 C8'
"'•2 6149 gar11ga. 2 bloc.ks to dressing room and bal·
cony E•cellent corner
loc:ellon S325,000
"'" · ltt1l llllll oc:111n, wt d. rel11ge
HllOH! Gorg11ous newly 1emod lxt•H•I 2100 $895/mo 640·5324 JUST LISTEI
II THE Ulll ~ ~ .-0-7fl . 9~5-2-4-~ -111.._uoo SEAVIEW · elegant & home 1n prvt bGh comm· •••••••••'•••••••••••• ----charming Hampton Mo· !Y 3 ~ & lam rm Su~r EJ1ch1n_ge Equity In VOUR Nice 2Br 1_') b• 1n dPll.
Cfel. tabUlout Views, Oe· lerms. may 1iiide J189K fin or conao for lurfJi. L!Vfng mrwrtrp1c; smr---
cor. spa, private comm teo converston Only I roc:I\ Home Eqully $90, dock, gar. so of hwy. B11I 1oc:e1ton near we· Willer
tar1atl Plan B. $115,900.1•-~~~~~~~I 10°1• Clown Toni Morrie !~!!.!!~!! .. !.~!
TRADE-IN
f)
BIRD
w/pool & 11nnle fac111t1es $269.900 645-6218 000 Good assumable S6SOl mo 323'' Lark-$450,000 Open HOUH -------· -lo•.n• spur !>36·1453 wkdys
Sa11Svn 12·5 1903 Vac:ht OfJ. I J lllll• GOLDEN PROPERTIES Brano spanking ntw ..,..
Cotln1644·1017 ··"!! ••• ~~••••••••t••• 752· 1589 rywh8fe 3 bdtm. 2•,1 tie.
#dilt B••.i 1,,11,1,,,-G•••g• pa••o s 1.000
Auume $68,000 with 'I~~~~~~~~~ ~~-------20% On S 139,000 138 ------I II fOllOllllllEU
---your home tor Clown
payment Bluffs ··E pl&n
3 Bdrm :>'' ba 'Piii l•·
vel Beaulllul back ~Y
• AJIOC1ATa
lltAUCllS
IEW UM tlLE
IT'S IMPORTANT TO BE I BRAND NEW• Soa ring
ce1hngs. 4 ltr1Pllt1S, .i
Bi)•ms C11n10Q room lar·
gf 11ree1 to tlreot lot
Bu111 wllh lhe hneSI qua·
Illy
f, $ J 1100 2,.00 mo 607 1111 Open Sat •• .'! •• ~.! •........ .,... W1•IH 7 anO Sun 64 l·o4868 o• -ttu•fRllT •••••••••••••••••••••• 711.2233 -~ Want 10 buy a hou111 __ -----Walnut St 55&·8996 or USTSlll STEAL OIU I " llWI Once 1n a hfellm• apply
754· 1&441 Owner 0 IL y I 11, 0 0 0 5 BR. 2' • ba. 1906 all 10 buy thli NollhwooCI IACI HY lllllltl N-mobile/modular ct· Sllrllng over'> F1c1ng 4 Br 2 , Ba FR DR . &
dar collage. topic;, ()(I P'll loreclO•ure? Need a way view Comm pool. ten-
t>Cn Le.,.land $600 mo out? Can Bart>•r• P"V11· n1s $1500 mo Ownr Yl8W S 189 500 Assume loan 4br nome. S:)0.000 l>llow
AISIME IWI o we bal p11nc only market Call now tor Cle·
Lew l•ttrtlt Ltal Assume VA 101 Isl or 1544·8390. 838-9851 181ls $ t58 000 559-9•00
FEE UH
Owner will carry et 12%
tnt 7 10 10 yrs Try gra·
dueled payments PrlceCI
II $349 00 C•ll lor 10·
c.ouon arid oltrer le<ms
New Orluns Coton1al
2.11y. 5 BR 3 Ba real
IOfm11 dine rm lam rm
w/blr, guest Suitt w/bl
2 mllr .su1111. b1lcony
French doors Pool 4
apa 2 golt cou11e1
nearby Low awn Owner
w111 carry b•I Specltl a
ll h"l.tnl $65000 tep.,ty allS30 759·8006
Cozy East.aid• home $97,500 at 11 50% and Ask for Fred or Susie
Lrg LOI. Frull Trees SUN Ilka over 2nd or new D1•1 l1i1I lOZI RE/MAX 5S9·9400
222 VIA IDIOI
OPH lllllY 1-1
499-3816 842·8902 --iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~!!!!l!.J!!.!f/!.!.~~ l -;at1l1-~~ac~~.~ ~:~c:~~ COAST REAL EST A TE one L011ely 4 Br plus fa· ••••••••••••••••••••••
631• 7090 mlly rm Mini cond10on Open House By Owner 9 OPEi SUI 11-4 142·1200 IPPHTlllTllllll ••••••••••• •••• •••••' • 11ores Onty s 1000 ~,
Mirityn Coombi Job lorces 111nster Can room c.ustom home. Tlnnls pool. corne•
now to 1e1 Dltno Cap-whitewater v11w Ill 3822 Hend11a Culverd•· $139.900 • S yr old. 3Br oet. 631· 1266 rooms. lrg Im rm. 2 lrp!Q, le 2 Br I', Ba homo dbl
Hl-0424
STEAL m s 195.000 Inquire nowll
I I acres. 811 utllltles wt H11s.1 F•t•illlH unt>eHevabte vJew of C•· •• ••••••• ••• •• • •• •••• •
nyon Lake $33,000 wtlh GtHr1/ 310
mo jPITT ~
2'1t ba home w ide n. 3 Br. Oen. 2"· ba. Sall ga• $121.000 w/10%
frplc: $61,000 loan. 89· Sun 11 ·6 33972 Chula down Jull n0f'1h of 405
lmpiessive 3200 sq fl Bllr 71<1·963-0902 or 10H
Baycresl French Pro\lln-tree. 1-800·526-8910 IKI J BARRm -,. REALTY ttrm• ,s .. 322 ,. NE~:.:pc;Rr·o;;;~;;~~~ Walker & Lee sume 81 or 9'11'/t. 1107. Vista Corner o f La Frwy 111kes Ferns oft
000 available al 13•;. Cresta o r by appl Culver R on Wayne, R
C:IOI. 4 Br. 3 '~Ba. wet bar, ilil SOOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:
3 car garage, 2 lrplc;s & ---------1 • 22 acres. •n raptdly
growing Menl1ee OWC '
12v •. 10 yrs Adjoining
parcels alao available.
(5·3581)
111oe furn 3 Bt yearly,
lower unll $850/mo
ALSO lovely spacious 3
642-1090 liiimmmmmiliiiiiiiil 49J..7222 S275.000 flt'· on Queens Owner/J 2 lltllll Klble. A1,1en1 675·2666.
much more Auume lllllA ISWI ~;;:· 11~s:n~e 0;~~rp:;1~~ HHTICALL Y HH-Bee!~!~'.~.~~~~, 2'"
Br upper unit $950/mo C I If, JZlf
yrly, Cati Sharon J1y •I .!!.~ ••. !!~••••••••••• ..... ,., •..
Pttl I s,11
Pride ol owner1hlp Jhl·
nee through all ot this
fine • bedroom 3 beth
homo Formal dining
room Family room lea·
1ur11 will paneling 1nd
cozy fireplace Misses 01
brick work P ool and
Cleclclng. hrepl1 and BBQ
Truly 1 gre11 en1er1aln1ng
UITlllE BHti•tl•• I RHoht SH JH111i• Two lndlvldual houses. l••t• 1040 Goll course location and
highly upgraded wit" ee-••••••••••• ••••••••••• view G1ound te•at San
perale yerds. on R·2 lot I CLISE Tl HEH Jooqutn plan 2 Bdrm, OwnCHs anxious and will No money d own no Oen condo $185.000
c:a1ry Iha lat TO Asking quilllylng own your Ownttr llnanc.ing Cell Mr 1145,000 Call 540-1151 home on our unique Reed Oeorga Charles
$355.000. 631·7370 or Ill Ba 2500 eq fl Security
549·3546 •tlT SELL TNAYl gate. private community HERE THEV ARE· Four
TJUDITIO~\I
RL\Ln
Huge •Br. 2Bo11Br. 11fa $395,000 50/o Down Wiii 2'~ acre parcels. all usa·
Pu1111 So Bay v iew cons•de< lrad11. etc bl• Located on County
watarlronl Hom11 Inc: • I 2 I 673·6900 Of 846°0"78 • '• Ii
eve
,,,.., 111 .. 1 JI
F1PIC. renge. yerd, gara·
QI, no p1t1. Pr1v1t1
S7851mo 111 pl\Je seo.
only 64 8 W t8th St •
499-1617
~HERITAGE 1
REALTORS
h o m e I S 2 7 9 • 9 0 0 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 979·2390
., n. Plaral
Super snarp 3 bedroom
condo now vacant and
ju•• w1lllng for 1 n1w
l1mlly Reduced In pric.
lot quick Hie Has 2',.t,
ba1h1. n11pt1ce All r•
c:rutlonll amentUes Lo-
vely end unl1 and • g1ut location 979·2390
TillPUI
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ments Call today
141-0HI
Appraised $600,000 RI· Armitage ~ealty Rd Mobiles & horse• ok
dlculou1ly priced 11 714·5<1<1·2•8<1 Priced lro1" $23,SOO to
$475.000 Ctll ll'lytlmt --iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $24.950 Only $3000
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1ha1ed apprec1a11on fl. Reelly 675·5320 ore 01
nanc:1ng We hove 5 759-1206 res
S1991 10 Bay 3 br. 2 ba,
dining rm Frplc:, ger. 2
pa1101 $795 Winier
OPEN 3211 Sapphire 875.o&52 •tLLtll I VftrW down (5-3590) 1 BR TRAILER Prlv1t1, ' ~" yard. no pets u1111 ~.
homes 1n Hunt Beach
3BR 2'~ba, 1600 10 2 100
sq II Paym1n1t from
$1200 10 $1600 mo C111
George Brool\a Mon thru Fri 7141691·5556
4 BR I'> bl twnhse, at-
aume 12 2%. $10,000
dwn, 10111 pymts, $908
l'TIO CIOse 10 schoola 2
m1 to bc:h 968·&753 eYH
leacll C.•4• at 0.st
By owner • Model l'lomll
Spacious 3 br. 2'i't be. 2
frplca, 2 cat gar. Some
MILLION S NEIGHBOR· SUPER BUY ., Br 2ba $400/mo + 11curlty. WALK TO OCEAN OR NOTHING DOWN ' ' .EE"F'EL.rs HOODI P1norama o t woocrnavt!f\ "ome Like 499-1617 'BAV lrom this 2 BR H11bo1 R1Clg1 2 be! ocea n. bly. C11111n1 • Elsinore Assumable l1lh4 E 11 Bl ff c 0 llS.T . ~ach collage Could be c; on d o , t 4 5 O. O O O iway from h"'hway nol· a I I JlO 11ttY "' u on o. I I I 0 960" •v loan Owner •n~loua •••,.•'',• •• • •• '.'•'••••••••••• Like new. Bullder's Mo-Large 2 story 4 BR family winter 1umme1 ran • 64 • " HI ytl hit the view 5 3579 hOme with c:u1lom leetu· Lowest priced In the ---.-1-1-,-0-U-,-,-advantages Owner will 1 · Callf~nll Pr~ty Winier Ren1111 Lg.r 2 bd, I dtl City "\11 " ind
res lo numerous 10 llat area S 169,SOO Devin acc:epl low down enc uchange 1•558•3962 bl, trpl. pallO. WIO. Very Ocean v.-l200 Plf
Priced al $212 000 101 Real Eatate. 642·6368 Assumable loin Wllh tow help wllh f1nanc.1ng clean $950/mo 500 mo 642-3893 ltSI ac;tlon Good term• Corial lront 3 Br plus F.R dn p1ymen1 Fff l1nC1 $397,600 J.1t• 1r1Ntl• JJSf West 0c .. n Fronl. Cell
avo1labl1 Aak for Jim Chatmlng 3 Bdrm, 2 be 2•ot CL.IFF --•••••••••~••A••••••• 635·50811 Of 997·3970 2 BR 1 Bl dupl111. pvl • plus sitting rm S225K lg• otcldtn 2 lrplca. • -"~ Old•• Duple• near <15th st 1 1 , •5 ... •01 552·7500 Wtll discount S40K to convenient loc IPll ll•IAY 1·1 NB 3 br. 2 ba upstairs 2 14'• hne Pll o, new pl n,, • .. .,
THTUROOI buyer w/S40K down, bat Open Sunday 1·4 142·1200 2 br. 1'" t>a downstairs $7001mo &73·474."31 mo 833•8182
FHMH MIHl ~~~"I.Haun Sal 1_5 al 1337 Suu ... Line Wiii Mtl u Is for $700, ,., .. , ''' lfll fiii S•I 2 w,. O.• Hu~e 4 Bdrm 2'"w ba. 322 62nd SI or call ____ 8'4_5_·_7_40_8___ 000 or wlH bvllCI to 9Ull •••••••••••••••••••••• N• SC PIUI In SA. M2S
I fOf $1175,000 & up (plans '•-------~ mo No -11 S.5-19.47 Al • & 1p1 on exit• arge 840·8208 Agent 15% Cln owe II t 2% a 1 1 • ,.....
lot Super lln1nclng avail , ---------1 Huge •Br. spa. gd c:ond epprovals obla no<SI Fully fllmllhed 3 bdrm, 2 Eaa11tde condo 3 br 2
644-0954
COLDWeu.
BANl(C!RO LI ... T"'t 1,........ owner financing av111
11 • ...... ' $ t79.SOO By appl,
"Mtlke me 1n o fter" Duplex 4 Br plus 3 Br 1 S365,000 llHlbll Lori Arm 11 age Re a 11 Y b•lh, huge oarage View 1 · • Asking S238,900 Opn blk beech Asking 875·3455 114-54•·2484 S 1100 mo. Including ba. Oen, rpk:, 2 c.r O--
Sat1Sun 1.5 18891 Ant· S265K Need 1811 salt. --------~~~~~~~~~I Dupte11 on the $8nd 30th g11d1n11 & water Vt· rage $825 ~5~5
toe Cell Robin, 562·7600 Owner aoys avbmlt otter. MUI YllW 1 Ill a -SY APT st. NB. Newty remodl4ed eanl & retdy Shar-p and clffn 4Br 2be,
or 646-7276 pen•c Orlve by 2011 COi· 2 Br. S 185,000 wttn II· • •5 In and out 3 br . 2 bl I Gardener lnC S850/mo.
-Ion 840·8208 1umabl1 financing C111 R1C1uc1d $20.000 to up111111 2 br • t b• ~tlJltl"l de/ .Afntt Ph 5<18·99~ LOOI WHAT C11meo Hoghlonds a beau-_A_g'-1_8_3_1_-3_5_13____ S 199,900. Remodl11C1. downslalrs. Min 10~ •• ~~.J..A~ ~~L' I Nice 2Br. 1Ba. tncd yd, * R E •• 0 E I ty In '" Cornet proper-Fl pool. Otach. 5% down down owe balance I I <J "T"""f,f.f-.v incl plllo, new f)tlnl. ... OOO• WE FOUllD ly. 3 br & don. overal?e ILIF owe 548·6677 • 13.9'11t for 5 yrs. 01111 for 6 OMJ'-rup family. $450 mo. +
' lnc.redlble find In 101. eaklng $350,000. Muataell38drm,2ba, 1 • summer rentals. $735. 73-<-,'fv'f sec.2029Willaee HM8. 1 bd$';';.~b:·/rplc:, 1
1cer Northwood 0000 loca• Agl 675-5511 level "Und1" pltn Only 111111 A Tlllll 000 Armllaoe Really. •11. CNtie ...,,, c. 548·27711
gar s · pou ow .. 1 3 iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij 1 12,500 Clown lo lull 714-544·2484. ---..,...-.,..-..,.=-=--Cl n S 8 5 . O O O. Ph !Ion near pull "' arge amorllH<I loan. Submit Npt Blulf condo with ---------,~~~~~~~~~ •LUXURY a MORE* 8.t0-f>6.C6 Wkndetwltdy1 bdrm, 2 ·~ bl pl u • HTITlltlll S 195.000 Own / Agl $60,000 equity Setler Ctaulc Spanlah tly\I, pr1· -J I L11ge !enc.Cl yard, • .,.,,
all 5pm BONUS RM huge family Liit 1•• tt S&J..IOC>e wm t11Cle tor l1nd. tnco· me location on Sen Ole-£••••• IHti 14 frplc, Obi bath, btG oar-•
Then this Is for your Lo-&52-7272 536-5185
11e1y ranch styled 3 be·
droom home Is lull 5 ,_.,, OUOll _._ H••ti•Jll•
min• from th• beach l~~~~~~~~~I H11lloar lHZ Fe11tvre1 Include llrepla· 1: ••••••••••••••. •• • • • • •
ce. he1tld SPA. two pa· *•HA YElllE HR
llo room•. storage tM<11 Auum loin Pool/Spa
and a 101 more. Prote1· I 139.900 545-990<1
slon1lly 11nC11c1peCI A
orea1 bV'f et 111e prk:e of IJ hHr Ha/211
S 114.750 079·2390 Sep dining. tOll'CI palio tlt-2310 S135K Harbor and Ba·
3707 S. BRISTOL ket 963-0383 ---room plus your own SPA -me or other tH IClent111 go Bay best priced In 1 ••'••••••••••••••••••• S500' l,(CT"OIW d d a11-------c erta, br·~fto -..... I"" Co"" L*"unt ee.cf1 hN, ge •· .EW 0 .. 11 • Nicety dacor111 e n .--5 PIUI ptoperly 1 11 Pell -· ·~.. -. .,, ., -• NOT A
T.t-LIYIL 11nC11M:epect $2411000 Avallablt lor ntw owntt· $895,000. Call Cen1ury clo94I 10 bc:h I dwnlwn RENT"'L "'0"'~" SANTA ANA --
Tdrbell, • II.I 1 Thi• newly Oeoor"tteel 111W•MI m. 2 1 Ptoltlc Reall y. FuTn Of uni. N 50 mo " " """"'' CLOSE OUT -FINAL :~1:;t~op::'n •0t1:rn~ qu•Mty 4 bdrm hOfM Of· 7141273-2121 Cell 213-&40-3H3 BEST ~Ito COIT
SALE 2&3Br 381 lUK, $365,000 Broller ltrt w&rmth & corntofl 1111,IH Tr111u11 111<1 Trlr 1 Br W•tslct• 3 Bdrm. 1 be
ale All ementll11. N11tt 848.0709 from Its sunny ted Ille TWo hOUtlt on large lot ._., t.Mt 1111 1305 & utll O<;n 'llew F•ple. open betml, yard.
door to tll ahopplng & PlllO 10 111 open beam wllh twO-Cat QITlge. IK· :':'o':rnoo••••••"••••• 213-433·"91, 403·1904 1850, 831·80l2 ~~~~~~~~~ lhNllf• 7141031·5055 ltTlat 1H4 c1il1ng1 In exc.etle nt ~1 ''""' Curt Her• 2 tie!, l \t bl , hol'llt w/ Owner lrefllfefr.O. ptlrl'le
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WAAI A01 Call 0.2·5e78 Oally Piiot Claaeifleel AO Wltlll•I work 11 needed bllOfe •••"II II-& 1 aaa llLI I b c 1'1 W I n t t ' · condo compllll, 2br. -· ••• w _.., .... 213179&-0512 2be .............. ~Of ~'.~~!{!lf! •• !.'l1 ~!!!'..~!'.~! •• !.~ff IUHl~t '1
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PllCE -llST REDUCED
1241,000
Corona del Mor 2 BR l den, 11;,
bfllh!f with room to r('mcxfol :and
(•xpnnd on R2 lot V NY prlvt1t1•
biu:k yn rd wllh t·ovcrcd pnllo
E xc~l l e n t n l.'iMhbod1ood,
commu n ity ht•111·h OwnN will
carry for 0 year~ 11t 12% with
$3~.000 down. or will PiJY fe<>a for
ne w fina ncing. VNy Oexlblt-.
Qtrered by Sandca.st11-R<.'alty (7 14)
7~9·9149 or 644-9644
Owner 11 C!Hp11111 to -TIU ... •"' _,,_, -" 2b1, ..,., 1-MO. &Mt•*· Mii Ihle t>eeutlfUI condo Newport Metgl'lta, Ill bey, over 3500 eq, rt. Of llvlng. 4tl-.ACM • ...._, -.-.-,-,-.. -.-... -,-,_-..,-. :i:~h 21.':~y ~:::n:~ f!l.".'!~.,.'.'.~t .. J.ljf IOt, 2b• Prlceo to THE BANK Uld ''Al~ $575,-A:~~.:~" ':c,~ i~ ~ 0.-0~,
1oe•t1on. Blcll• fO Pl'" ea ~~~;= Joyce"" 000''. THE BANK H id ''We wlll Cllfy l•IWIMt"<I bldg. '7ff-aoot.
1nd t"• t1nenc:1ng 11 • 10. IHOll Jot YllHI 0 finance, to 1etl It!" .,.. ..... 11001'"0 1ne 1 11111 & Oon & -,,..,.-1-._--...,-..,,,-
Ag1 552-7500 0,.1111141, l·I 73-7300 ,., ....,. ....., 14 11ll•t & tt0. ce11 en '"'· •~••· riv •'••· l&Ollf• • 145 l1B1e1. ocHntldel~~~~~;!~!!!I )pm •t1-tnt It• fM, •1•ttll
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dtn 1ownnome on the story Sp•nllh wlln OOMll H1row9od Uoon In _ llHll rm. 4 ... ltfOO MO. OI< JStl. Avan~ ~h:
p111k. Red~ lo Ill un-11lew. 010 101, cour1yerd bdrlM. Of,)en·llftlt lbr,, t _.,.... OCl'"N'•"'NT ...... ,m, $48·11Hll4l·f301 bellevtble I tt5,too. s.. •n try, a BA 1 ·~ Dt, D• home. FP In 1111. rm.. Cuatom ' IC!rm Wlltf• ... ....., • .,..
10 •PPf'.Cltt• !hit greet dl"•/rm, "dWd llOOrl, UMCI bflek frt. C•ll Pet• fron• home w/olet. Wlp. , •• tfOO mo, 1111 ........ 2 "", ... opporlur11ty. Much o.ttlr French doora Wellpaper. JOl'il'leon t o r 1ppt, 'I! Appr•l•ed at I I, Otu~. M r. tTJ..1151 Kldl ok. Pt\I. " ....
1t1111 renllng. Me ... your , r P 1 1 n 0 u % 10 •,, ~000. l•llloe 11 only llllutffllt flOme '°' qUell· Utlll pd. '3 t•U20 A,fl ~":,._w~;"I,: ',°.,-:!, '347,000. Md 2'::. ~ 111 111111 ..,aone, trlOIOlle II• 3 • 2 It "'*• .....
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f UI• •· Lovely 3 ~c1. 3 01vt De. b11ul dtteor. 3000 II, POOi•. •P.. clubnO\IM lurn Condo. 2 bd, walk now N H/mo 131·4914 ltDe· tlr. l400 mo Ullt
bl. l>ltm celtl1)01. OOlll· HOMC8 FOR Al!NT pool, 11nn11, ou•rd Oii• IVlll 81ourt1)' o••• 10 b Ch P(IOI. •P• -pd Loh Of w ood
met kit, llalll' airy, pM. 3 ' 4 Bdrm, seu to I $2800/mo. 8ob or Oovl• 11150 Ctll 11111·123 f IVH IS26·7'4011 2 DR I BA. 010 llOVN. no MI 3041 -/wknd• I 4 2 • 2"'0 II 2 . 17'1'6 r d d 4 KOOP Agt A /MA)( I wknd.. , pet1,cnlldOK Allulllpd 71417613240 •nee Y1' • 7119 .;2 • -L11ge 2br. bulll 1t11 I a• • 16 1•an111ton. U31S c 810E·2B1 ouotu, • g111gH Kid• I g111 1 1 l!JCl!C RClRl!Al In N•w 11ge, tt•P• t o und 041-()7~ O
EASTllD! 3 bd, 2 be, lrpl. w•loom• 546·2 00 2 Or 2bl luxury condo Nr port Bell 1 Qr Plfl\llOll· 1860/r'y O• 1600 Wint• • cpt1/ rp1, 1tov16 l4ll ;;_~,=~~ :!'~;prt:: E~=n~o':,'':, bclll. 48r. ~:f"t,.:~~tl~lmc~~: ~1Y '~~ue''J·2~°:10 6':: r, 1! 3J ~~0119~2?~~t 2~·8~l:'c!':1~ege 4.~ ~~r'' O?
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• -·~m~ .. 0908 28&. gardnr. on cul di· 17115/mo Herry Patti 640 4281 06·4750 w/Of>IMI wOOd bofnlng I ltr .• n....,ly relurbl1h1d,
MESA VERDE 3 bd, dtn, H O, 111111 lmmtd H &O 2 I 3 I 2 I 8 8 4 0 0 or C0ndo. lrll new, 3 BA. M Ille !ft 2 b 2 lrplG. view of 1lrHm & good ar11 1 400/mo
2 frpl. 2 bl. plr, gardt-mo 875·71173 213/070·3008 ( appllo hkup, p11t PlllO, b-:.ntrpl":\1~nt1' Cll ~~. wettt ltlle l'rom 1716 r~~ ~=hH apt, bllnl
""· W9llr pd 1850 No MOVE IN NOWI L•rgt IU· dlOOrlltd MICIOWIVI, 11un1.1001. wallo. 10 A 2 1300 II I I d
P ell 5•7.5031 or Brtllfl11klng 4 0r2'"'01 $'""5 2BR •tc,•7""mo •5•.7t35. 00 lltf•ITllJ ct • rplc, gar, aun ry "' 1..,. d xury condo "". " • .,., "" be•ch 11 /mo Wiii • 11011, 1va11 10110,
21314118·3058 ~~~ 70~ ~i.~~~:1~~; f:•trH. 837-211811 IVH 851-0447 • h o ' 1 I • r m !Httld• 1800/mo 2 Br 1&211/mo.
Nie• 2 bl. crpl, drepea, El19an1 dining, CUiiom HARBOR VIEW HOMES 2bt. 2b•. bly/OCtlll view. (1102)998·211 I I call COi· Iv. 81 TownhOUH, •II Bech 1p1, l vlll 10/ 10
r1ng1, gar .. yard No 1andtcaplng. I0411\t 1875 3 Bdrm. e11pended Cer· pool. J11ouu1, aeourlty Itel bullt·ln1, lndfy rm, Ctr· 121111/mo. No p111 In
p1t1. Older CPI• pref + 1 m chg M ETRO mel mdl. View. New opt. bldg $11 25/mo Ctfl v1reame1 mini t Or on port, yardlbaloony, emall Int" IPll 040·3420 I
$'435. 5411·8607 6311-7006 1600111 $1200/mo Ctll Ottnny, 11411·2010 or court, ell OpUona, ~Hr re' OK. 642.lllOJ 3 bdrm, 2 be, cp11, drp•,
2 Bdrm houH, cfHn, Agl G1neHlll842-~711 546 51133 · beach S0 -4 6/mo SL Mgmt _ llrepl.ct . 1111110• earporl
darling. Fncd yerd & pa-•••ll .. t.. 4 bd. 2'"t ba. view. com-2 Or 2 BaConqo Dano 2 l3/1187·3a2 d•)'•. Fl,.plece, pool, dl1h· No Piii S500 2516
tlo. Gar I child ok. no H1tlN•t 3l4l munlly pool, 11nnlt, Pl ocetn view. walk lo 2 t3/387·6llOO waet\lf, pvt p1110 )( Lg 011nge 045-2109
pet1. $525/mo Avall Nov •••••••••••••••••••••• guarded gale. gerdene<, bHCh, WHhlf, dtytr 4 11210 Oc11n F;;;;1, 3Br Gardin 2 Br on E/11de Eltltldl, Cl ttn ttudlO.
I 046-3420 3 br. 2 bl home. Hunt SISOO/mo 84•·214S rttfrlgt S850/m o 10-r dplx. lmmed OCCU· SS60 657·2641 new pilnt end cerpet
Cllf n home! Chermlng Hubour area Phone --492·8700 pancy Ill June 16 S750 1 BR. new pelnt, cpt1, Fenced yd Ulll lnc'd 8<16·'"914 ft 8 Btech house, 2 Br. gar (213 S ... 7""' 3Br 281 w/POOLI Ener· " 1 11 pm $700/roo 3 Br 2 Ba. gar mo I orv· 1 ""' •v• drepea. d/w, no Piii 1390. 1892"A Or•nge
OY 2 bdrm Bro1dmoor Condo S89S/mo mo Fred Te· ~r..'.'f!!~!!.f~!!.'!!.'!. 1<100/mo. 2285 Mine< SI Ave. Ori.,. by llrat tll•n
lftk:llnl IPPI•. CIOH w/eecurlly S896 nort. agt 83 I · 1260. l•/Ha lllH' J1H E 8Sl-2176 ctll 752-11419
to -rythlngt NOW $62S Agl, 848·2850 631-2711 •••••••••••••••••••••• I Ill Nea7'°S~ Plau lge M ET A 0 RE ALT y LIKE NEW. 3 bd. 2 bl. 111. II . . I BR, patio on lltHm
638-7006 wa1ertronl Cor1do·2Br. lrplc. patio bbq. Wik to ''GOOD Newly dtcor OH pd, chg GUARANTEES RE-llYiat JZ44 2Bo. beautiful baytront. beh $800/mo. 675-6383. encl g1r. dw1hr, pool, Pool, •P •. ucurlly
SULT SI •••••••••••••••••••••• pool. decll, security bid~ bbq no pet• 842·5073 S450tmo. 770·6055
5 ROOM HOME plue 2 Ba. LUIEIU I 1025 mo 673· 720 • 3 B~y ~~:ii ~o~a:~o'~:;' LIFE'' Eas1iide, nr 17th 11, 28r
Full garage, kldl art llne, 3 Bdrm deteched homes 631-2482 _....____ • 700•1977 •Pl S•76/mo & $300
raund,Y hook-up• In llal In e11cen1n1 area A.111111-Harbor Highlands av111 3 _ ___ ""2alfleld H C Joyce Wal11 Ra-
S•OO BEST Open 1 t>le lmmed la tely BR 2 Ba, dbl car gar, I bdrm. ye1rly, nreplect. YIAlt.ftOUND FUM: FABY APTI mu. 831·1286
dtyl. COtt FREE RENT-$800/mo on I VHr IHM lplc. patio S92S Wit & Utll lnCl'd $425 AYlll ,Socia! ACllYlllH Beautltul garden •Pl• , ••• ,.,., ~12•
Al COUNSELING HUR· Five other I 10 Choose gr d n r t n c I E 111 n a , 875-4S2S 0 Ir I c Io r ° Fr I e Petloe/declll No peta 2 •••••••••••••••••:••••
RY CALL 539-8 IDO from We're the ones to 5411-1232 or 64S-S903 New 2 bd. 1 bl Winter S u n d a Y chlldr--1c~ 1 Br D11-oe. near ocean. ~II IOI leaMI --Brunch•BBO't• -· ,,,,_ I $3110/ ••oo HOME Kid ok, mo-CdM Herbor View Hiii• R • n 1 e I to Ju I y 9 P1ttlel•Plus 2 Bdrm 1'/• Bathe S5•0 very c ••n. rno -SS251 R t C p t 2 Bd 2 B ... su• 213/402·21157 See II dern kitchen. prlvete ~I \\\~\Cltuld9c hm Spacious 5 Br w/lgl mo 1 5 •r or much more rm at... """' 24682· CordOb• Or Apl parking, low moving H I bonus rm Ntce are1 S25-72•5 Q Ill I AT 3118 W Wiiton A
COii. NICI locellon NEW c• '" s ISOO/mo 760-8708 or Winter 2 B r I beth, nr ". c "I "TI 0 N I 631·5583 Of 042 ... 905 ---------
RENTALS DAILY BEST 551.:11100 675·2 144 South Bay $600 lncludea Tenn I•• Fr•• 1 er $425/mo IOUI YllW
539·6 190 cos~ - -lt:tG lh rr •nt• l'k .. \... ...... THE ILUFFI ulll 673·3458 LellOlll IPrO a pro Bechelo1 $300/mo Stu From Otn• Point'• mo11
Fenced 5 room house, ---11-E-1-1-•• -1 I JL--•hopl•2 Health 540·3~ or 497·2338 secluded 1cen1c bluff ... 3 Bdrm 2ba. spotleaa • _. Club1•S1una• like new! Only 4 unll1. 2
Wiik thru dining room, $1250/mo ltaiaHI• 3101 Hydromat1age• Beaullful 2 Br 2 Ba Brw/den Xtreitgprlllllle
full sized kitchen. large •••••••••••••••••••••• Swtmmfr~•Golf townhouse, lrplc. petlo, patio. No peta. From i~sl~::!g~~~0~sr5° 2 Bdrm. 2f8·~11u111u1 w 1n1er Ren111 3 Br rn ~~l~u ;~~ u L ~~lm~mrs~o~11~ioc s1so1mo Call 861~01
EAST SI OE 5 BR. $4 7S ed~~l~~~st~~n ~:ft,. :7~/~o~ :,~~ ~; ~:v~ 2 A~ ART Mt NT I ; 642-6221 6"2· 1603 or M·F, 9•5• 643.()2 I
Ftncedyardpluagarage. 760-8816or~4-9152 blk1 to beach 301 Ed· 8lngfe1 , 1 & 2 Wlll-2 BA 2 Be & den. .
BEST 5311·6190 COST gewelar (Coronedo It Bedrooma•Furnllhld '"' ocean view, -I gar w/ Close to bch, evell 11.1 baylronl) Roblnton & Unlurnllhtd•No 2 B'r I Ba pool llde apt, opener 71•-493·1030
•BEST REALTY• GUA· 3Br. 2Ba hse. pool, let'!· Realtor 548-5647 Pell•Modtll Open lndry rm . bff·lnt No RANTEE SELECTION nos, la7S mo 642-7787. dally 9 to O pell Call f or appt Studio apt w/lull kll &
NOT A RENTAL AGEN· S44-0140 Ocetnlronl & close 10 I $43S·$450 b1th, walk to M11tn1
CY. •S311-6190* Harbor/Ocean vu. 3bi. Small I & 2 Br Apts OlkWffd TSL Mgmt. 642-1603 S3SO/mo 681-3853
5 ROOMS 2 BA S400 2ba $ t 18S 239 Oceen-:~~S~~~ Yrly & winter ..... 2 BR 2 Be studio. $575. Studio apt $275 mo Re-
ltrge enclosed garege •513 C'AMNsDl·I~ v • e w 6 1 S · 2 9 6 7 • ......... cpta, drp1, encl gar. no lrlg.~onv lo shopping
for the cir. kldl great, 3 bd Avaflet>le Now. Gar· S48·2407 Winier Rental 2Br, pool, t h.,.n llM'1h. peta. 675-6606 641·13111
mother'• kltchtn. Thia d N p s9301 S I IJ ff ... houM to bch $550. Pl•Y• 880 1 I 3 Br. 2 ea. oceen vl,.w, unit 11 ready. COST you ene< 0 ell mo •ac HI • I HI... R E 673-1900 rv ne tlln MESA "Ill
wlll ne11er turn d own. 831-1615: 49~6 Large entry courty11rd, ----(al 16th) Liiie nu. 1g1 1 br ap11. ~r:,Wfl2s~:: ~::4'~1;Y
BEST S39-6190 WOODBRIDGE $1100 plus wa lled pet l o IAYfllOll (714) 645-1104 frplc, OW, gar .. $476/up
Spac 4 br, 2~ ba, nicely Green bell Ulllng 3 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. lrplc. d/w, ...,.,. llM•IS.. Bach w/lrplc. Plllto. 2 BR. I be. garage. view
Nr High School No pets
66 t-13 19, 5S9· 1247 eves
and week.ends..
'EHt·aldt • 2 t>d home, landscaped. fem rm. t>drm, 2 '" ba, ramify elec door opnr, gas BBQ, 1700 161h St. $400 Pool.& •P• No
t rpl , gar, lncd y rd. frplc, patios Lalo.I, pool room. many bullHn lea· p1110 w/g11 tire ring (Dover at 16th) ~~"1 21 •• 72650 Herl• S7SO/mo + Stcurity. & tennis 840-1327, lures Dvtch cteen Av111 S11ndy beeoh Winier ~-._
857·20•0 SS9-6t88 olc 720·7373 now $1250 mo $92Slmo 673-7538 (714) S..2-5113 -----
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bedrm
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haa encloMd garage Cell
Metro Riiy 636-700S chg
Smell home for you/Child
end pet. $360 + am chg
M ETRO REALTY
0311·7005
. ' 644-0050
2 bdrm end unit, new -condo .,., mite to uct Block to t>eech, 3 Br vear
Terrllk: views $89S Agt lease $850/mo. Con11c1
846-2850 Mr Fuentes 833·0070, eves & wltnds 646-6398
lovely 4 Br 2 Ba. crpt, lie
2 t>r +garage, 1 bltt lrom ========-:-= beach Wlnltr 11ntel
$600 3 13 E Bey Av r 1 or 2 BR Apt, lrplC. new
673-2502. 675-8120 home. on the 1and.
<I t>drm. 2be. Includes li-nen, ditties, cir rv, utlll·
$1000 or Sl200 Call
67S-3703. 831·1400.
SpllciOU• 2 Br 2 Be ,_. HHtiafl,.
crplS. d rapes. good '-•d 3140 East side loc S4 75/mo ••• ••• •••••••• •••• •••• See Menager 147 E llllh 2 t>drm 1 bl mlnutea
"4", C M from beach 'Close 10
2 bt, 1·~ t>• 810 Joenn St tranap end shopt. $48S
Smell 00g OK. 845·8453 720-0844, 720_.091 Walnut Sq Condo 2 Br 2
sty, 2 Be. patio, encl gar,
com pool $67S/mo
64S·62S3 evet/wkns
htg. 2 cer gar. numerous Eastslde ., 8"' I Be WALK TO 8EACH: 2 Br. 1ru11 trees, 1 blk from iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml Specious 2Br 1p1. winter. ~ "
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675-4380 ties 673.,.586
1111 r erdener No OOE••fllOIT 11ep1 o .,... no. n· k •• 501 636-71179 pets $10001mo Avail "" dry S575 mo 073-6S62 no Piii $'450/mo 0 .., mo. ·
Oot 1111· 548·6089 2 lt1'rff•, 2 .... OCEANFRONT' CllH A, -6-3-1--6-'_s_s ____ _
----------1 UNIVERSITY PK 3 BR 2'h FRUIT TREES & BBQ pit ba, !iv/lam rm, 2 cer gar,
make 1hl1 3 bedrm houM appllc. comm pool, 11c,
worth tvery penney $650 $1150 mo S52·89•H HWPOllT CllEST $750 mo yeerly or qule1. lge, w1nte< 2 unlll. 2 Br Duple•, S535
S42S. 1 BR 1 Ba. pello.
lndry rm, ell bltn• Must
s 1 e TLS Mgmt
Kld1/P1t1 •lfowedl Cell Ocean view. 3 Br 2'"' 98 $600 mo. winter No pell 875-4088 64~5811/645-8103 642-1&03
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COUNTRY CLUB UVINO
IN N!WPOm etACH I A 10111 1nv11onmen1
1panmenl comlnlinll~ on
lh• Upper B1v Prtvat•
clubhou11 end health
1pa, 8 tennle court1. 7
POOi•. clOH 10 b\ltlne••·
lfrpon, Pl11hlon 11tend
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1011. I & 2 bdrm IPte 111d
1ownhou .. 1.
S500 • •1000 Se11aral bac....iora end t
Bdrm unite lllturt tint
detlgner rurnllur• and
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day or refffv• tor future
UH Smertly lurnlahed MOdete open d•lly.
on Jt ml>Otff Ro 11
San Joequln Hiii• Rd
ICC-1100
,_. Block to bH ch. 2B1.
bright & airy $670 mo
yrly 908·8203
Oeacfllront winier fltnlll
Oct·Mly. U09 SeHhO·
,. 2 Br $700/mo 3 8r
$800 Ullls peld Can be
l urnl1 hed
714/544-081•. ----Beacnfronl winter r1ntal
Oc1-M1y 2914 Oceen-
lronl 3 Br Newly r1mo-
de4ed Cen be flJmlttled
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•••• • • •••• •• • •• •• • 7."':1' commodatlona Penot•· HO 6 up with kllohan, mlc view $360 mo
wHklV OcHflfr ont Mo-675·"'44
Ill 076 8740 --11.7na11 roommete lo 11'11
Llllll llAGI te .lu11u1loua 1 Odtm •TH Ill hom• on th• Lake In
Wkly ,.nl•I• IO& P Woodorloge 81curtty u pelt Prlv buch end lac: Color TV, Ir•• eoffee, Full lel<.t prhill•O" A
htllld Pool 6 •1119• to '11P 1bOV9 tl)e rNI IOI
ocean Kitch'• avan lht rlghl per ton lut OH N. Cotti Hwy, 551•3aoe
l fOUn• Bwch 4114·5294
Kit prlv, Chr11t11n Home,
M llrllOhl, Nt Bch, Lao
Bch S326 41111·2286
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t ml lrom UCI Call I--'-• II~ 7141553·8244 .. _, • · lu•ury cO<\do. At y. 1111
Nr StddlebDCk Coll1g1. wlll fih•rt, 1650
JH•I nur11ng lludent. II d 1 7 5 2 • 9..§ • 2 . 1 v """PO a 1ld1 in 111ch 040-213• lor rm & brd 40).07311 -----• Share newer Sen Juen lo lurn roorn wltn prtv ba, condo pool J1c g11
1mpf'd l•m S200 mo. lem prerd s2'1s a .... ulll
548·2673 Co•11 Meu 240-8243 or 4113-6831
LO• home In Balboa, F rmmte 10 ah;-;;;e-;pi'
olHn, ttllntd f . ref1, 3Br. 2B1. $250 mo Oo·
S200 + 'I• ulill 075·5030 die 675-12115
AttracUve ilualp. empl M/F 10 shr 2 br, l 'h bl
ltmale, non arrtoall utlll· 11pt, E/Slde c M Pool,
Ilea. color TV, phone. Ja e. $267 50 Bob .
1mall prlvatt kllClllf\, !'· 846-4064/972· 1300 n1ns dl1he1, waahtr/ -------
dryer, p11va1e entry, walk Fem11le 18 to 30 to lh•tt
to beach. pool. Jae, HU· toe 3 t>r. 2 1>1 houM In
na. tenn11court.11•t• Newpor f . $275.
9uerded & patrolled 548-0967
1111 ~~ -l ..... TI W&ITlll
Nice lurnl1h1d room In Male 25-35. •111l9ht,
~osll Mou for working non-1moller. to 1hart
pereon. not under 30 like new 2 Bdrm, 2 bl,
ye 11 r s S 1 4 5 Imo Sen Juen Cap111rano
648-5804 condo Flr1p11ce. Pool.
. Cotta Men home, mil 11cuzz1, only mlnut11 to beach & Dant Potnt Hbr student, non smkr. hll S290lmo plue 'h utHilfet. prlv $225 mo + l1SO
2 bd;m, -, ba, $550/mo.
yearly ~iltps to beach
11 Ill V{' Balboa.
213·1185-2542
IOHlflllll
3 bdr, 2 ba gar great
IOC Winter cleinlng dep S46-99S9 Gerhatd (7 14) 831-2040 _ or 4~11768
Prel College atudent. Bac helor. greet toe; room ror rent $230/mo Female only lh•rt beeu·
yearly Balboa 111 873·2346 Biii lllut new Turtltrock
lSl •&llt 142· 1IOI Botlll'll #011/1 41 !:"= s~.~~.,w~~
FEEUNG CRAMPEO? ••••••'••••• .. •••••••• young couple great lor
Xttl 111ge 1 Br steps to IElWI Mllll UCI 1tud1n1 or ltcully
ocean w/d, patio. rec rm Wkly rentals now 111111 SS3·80211 t>efor 10PM
S425 67S-3231 S10S & up Color TV. Prol non-tmkr, M/F to
OCEANFRONT Phones in room 2274 ahr 2br. 2ba. NB. Apt
Large 38r 2ba, $875/mo Newport Blvd CM S1t1lghl, eta to t>ch
Aval!. lurn 673-4463. 646•74•S $3S!>/mo + ·~ utll•
3
5~0~3;1~ •• ocoan•ron1. 8 E A C H A ill :,~~:1:~r condo. ooe•n
$875 winter, $1150 yrly $84/ k voew emenltlu, $37S
P r o ;> • r 1 y H o u s e • W mo Incl ullls 642·4691
642-3850 Relrlgeretor·Mald-Pool Resp femele 2!>·35 10 anr
2Br 2 Ba ger $526/mo Nwpl Blvd & Wiiton condo In Irv 2Br + den
111. IHI. Days 631-3473. Cosle MeJ• S4&-975s 2Ba, wshr /dryr. S3 IS
Ev• a Sun 845-4360 Pine l<ncii"Moter on Coe1t mo + 'h ulll NOfl amkt. Hwy NB Slips to C all J an wlld y 1
NWPT HOTS-2Br. 2B•. ocean Wkly rates 720·•805. t1111/wk nd1
specious. ev111 10-1 04s.0440 5S9-04S7 or 07&-5SS7 $700 mo MS-7400
2 Br 2 Ba Condo. New-
port Creal, $900/mo.
Cell 03 1..0460
VAL Y ooeen view 2 BR 1
Ba, 2 CW IPICIS $700
mo 044 -6780 or
646·3189
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find a ahr apl on 1ht AeHoneble r11ea Kii· Penln 966·84111
cllenetles, phones. mild ---------aer11lce. z cnannet mo· Rmrnate. MIF ehr 2Br,
vies SANDPIPER MO· condo. Nwpt Terrace.
TEL. 1967 Newport Blvd, own 1>1th, garege. $300
CM 645·9 137 mo. 645· 1332 ----UllU IUDll Amie snr 3Br WOOdb<ldge
·•· ' 333 E. 2111 SI
4 h•rff•, 2~ ~ ~~.PJ.'!1!!~.'! •••• !.~t Rice Z-Br. l 1J1 Rew
S900 mo winle< 191 Duplex, large I Br. ride-pelnt Cerpe11 l drai>M
Mt1ro lor appt 1138-700S TURTLE ROCK 111-111111, newlv de1:.oreted No
--------~t•ful mountain view. ~ -E/Sldt, 3 br, 2 ba, very 2 mesters, lg4t PVI patio, pets $1050/mo y11rty
cl4Mn In & ou1• l:>lg back gerd1n11. 3 Morning _64_2_·3_4_90 _____ _
~ & --3 8dr 111 trPll Avail
1mmedl111ty 1550 to
$.575 Frpte. dl w. Ql<llQI
I or 2 klO• ok No pe11,
weter peld. S45·2000
A.Qenl, no fff.
Ver1111t11s. Specious &
fight 2 Br, 2b•. 3rd t1oOt
i:onao s-m-rmo.
fl.42·6149 Sendy
.'Ill In Condo. '"'· on pk. swim. l~ urn ~±'It. Wltly ren11l1 STS"' up. utll Greg 55 1-4651 ---
Color TV. Ire• coffee. 641. 1130
ttnc.d ytrd, lrult tr'9s, Glory $1350 l•JSl1'• 0.H 111 I01. coreled, g11reg1. welk In good cond. Yard, P•· Pen. I ~ to llell. 2 br t
bl apt c arport. yrly
S51151mo. 552-0853
healed pool & steps to ----------ocean Kitch'• 1ve;t Ouiet, mature F 22·30 111r • to btech 1hop1. $05. !lo, no pell 1'426/mo
213/378-31111. 875_.6&6 Of ~·~10 98S N Cou t Hwy, 3 t>t. 2 I>• •Pl on OllCtl.
Laguna Beacti 411•·S294 N B Frplc, 2S PlhO
I I 2 5 . 8 4 2 • 8 1 7 0 . Gerry C213)437~211 1 l><lrm, den condo, boet
14&-1277 IMrw. Taylor) Rite (714)673-35811 snp. •di 10 Belbol ~
..... hul JIZf CALIF HOMES 4 bd, tam Pete Barrell Riiy, Cookll Witter ff•• rHtal S.•li 1..... J11f 2 Bdrm, lg upper apt, 2 Bdrm1, den, 2 bl .•••••• ~::-•••••••••• qultt. no pell. teuodry 2 l>t' apt. garaoe No pets Yearly oce1nl ront 2 Br -----$26!>/mo. 1st. IUI & MC
••••••••••• •••••••••• • rm. Children o k. no pell. Alllson ~2-5200 111p1 10 beech. Cout Atff1ctlv1 etudlo, empt 11011 311 w Wlleon Avell now. $465 Cell ell H 7$tmo V•t1llH •••1•11 4ZS req Brian 673-6438
LK00A0ARO;;~E·;o:;~~; -CORONA DEL MAA
new 4B1 + loft. 2Ba. 2 F 2S·35 to a11r hou11. lrM1' In lt•ts ~6-4784 or 750-1501 01n1 Point. Welk Ing ----------I LIOO ISLE-S825 mo yrly, Propertle• 873-S410 temate, non 1moker $415. 631 ·2117 6 848-S938 I Ne tr oce•n 3 Br ' · $775 /mo Agent
distance to B1ech. 3 end £••••• J.Hi 3141 Incl ulll. Empt couple or
4 bdrmt. $950 10 $1350 ••'••••••••••••••••••• men pref. 675-205S C.I ••• ',' II.I 31z,. Smell combo. liv·bed-llW lllllY A-M• •s10 2 br ~A• nr shop• e•s 36•3 ••••••••••••••••••••• ~ dlntm, snare bath. S32S --... bC ~. o'n"A'.;. m . n; -.. _. __ .. _ ------frplcs. 2 belcon11s. ca-$ 2 6 O I m o N o w
thedral celllng, color TV 120...oe_so _____ _ per mo. 861·3100 HARBOR OCEAN FRONT Nv 3200' h.lx hm on bluff ... ,,.,, ..
... ,, 3240
Eaatt>lufl e11ec family
home w/spa. $1500 mo
1$8 Call Rita. 873-8S811
Ocean view. beautifully lncludet1ilutlllt111.cotor lew P•att .,..., Brookhurtt.. 9711·7829 Apl ror rent ye11ty
turn townhouse. frplc, TV, ph~. tmtll prlvlle All flffr Plllt S750/mo Unturn 2 Br 2
pool a pllro $l09S/mo kitchen. llnen1. dl1h11, Wa• tt •• .,.1_ $400 mo 2Br, 18•, I ml Ba Wkdys call 07S.()12•
673•0896. wuher/drytr. prlvate1 -r1 •• to beh 2106 Florid• Ave 111C tor Kate Wlcnda tall
The Bluffs 3 Bdrm condo. ----.....,..--entry, wetk to t>eac;h. 960-8420 873-359CI ask lor Jo
Slp1 14 North Shore.
$285/wknd $395/wk
S59S/mo 522-803 1
....••••..........•.••
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su11, mtn1. 3br 3b1 ....
curfly, saune, •P•
$1800/mo 496-7009 2 b a L 1 n d a p 111 n Coll• 1111• J1Z4 pool, Jae. eeune, 11nnl1 Frplc. 1l1gent French lllll llWAll 0 Blkl 10 oc;ean. Eltganl $ 1 2 o o /m o 1 s e . •••••••••••••••••••••• court, gate guerded & window•. In-home aecu-3Br. 2'hBI. lrplc. dbl gar. 2Br lB• trptc. step• 10 Be1ut1tu1 t BR 2 BA
c.dar&glus2Br&den. EMERALD BAY 3 br, 2 760·1900, 673-7681 l..,.,t Ylll .. t a,h patrOlled pr .. tlge 1r11 rlty. bdrm & studio untt1 W/O hook-up 1650 mo ocn $6SO/mo. yrly COlldo II the Whaler In 2~ Be, Sll2S/mo Plulh be l600 sq 11 ftp!. brtck ~autifut leodlCaped Jr 493.3490 Incl wuti.r & d~ Also 964•4633• l-528-3004 R 1 r '' 6 4 2 • 7 0 0 S • KHnapOll 8eK1'1 Resort
crplt & drtpea All the P•lio. with spe $1600 OPEN SUN 1-S 1 bdrm with pello Gas incl p11t club w/lennl1 ltr&t Tn,lti 1·568-•308 Newly decoreted. fully
bl1·1n amenities you de-2131876-22S5 2000 Yacht Vigilant end w1111 paid Urge Aiulf•t•ll ctio. 9ym. 1wtmmlng 2 bdrm, g1rap1. p1110. Bachelor Apt smell, oo equipped Sp1cl1t Fall
t ire: beautllul 1111n1d 2 Br 1 Be couege, Cllll Lovely 3 t>drm on •P•· r1cr1e1lon rm Includes r-U. I . iH pools, jacun 11·e. 1euna. 1209 c..,. ... St , •• ,, i •' •" e or I e u n dry rate• 873·52 l I ,..,...., .... A.. •-· CIOUS lot In SEAVIEW • etall ti (I " n"'"" ......, "
PARK NEWPORT 2t>r/2b1
for empl. F nonamkr All
1menltl11 Incl tennis
$310/mo 720-0988
Roomm11~ wented 3 l><I
house frpl, fruit 11111.
llrd wd floor• $300/mo
Includes urn I g.trdener
non·1mkr 836·8767 deys 836·5575 eves &
wlcndl. •-.... ..,ow. m....,owa-teelton, ges rang•. gar-gated comm $t500 mo g11mes spa ind pool I•· •••••••••••••••••••••• t>eeut u 'I veco,.ted 2 13-493·16S!> •2S/mo. lnclds ullls PALM DESERT c .c N-
ve, t111h comp, hydro· dener.·relrlg. Av111 10/8 Ownt/Agt 7S9_,997 ble Tennll couitt. vol· lllH. clubhouM & much more. 646-8189 2Br view home, spl, M/F wented 10 lhlr• :~~ d~I ~~u;~~ll~~e~!~!~ ~~~ril~: O~ •bu:~~ S ~~t?ell court, fi e/pool. ,,., ... ,. Jl01 ~~ft~. ~~!6 ;~~1•3~~~! 2 .::rd~ ::~'.n .!!.:11 .(1~~ Vllll Balboa, new 1BO meke fell rav Wk/wlcndl beachfront IPI Non
QI. lully malnt. yerd No lllFFS TIWlllllME •••••••••••••••••••••• 3841 Bear St. lbel Sun· ldry h-u, prlv petlo. no ooean vie'41' condo. Boot, 586-8119. tmoker. prof peraon d•·
pet•. Inquire 11 527 181h. Custom 3 br, 2 ba. lrplc. 3Br + dan, 2B•. Pool, lll-0011 2 bdrm, 2 ba newer dph1 lloMtr & MICl<rthur). p e t 9 . s 4 9 5 I m 0 Jee . teci.k-lty Waif\ to I eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiil •Ir e d I 3 1 0 m o
Sl. 960·033l. OW 2 bike to Victor!• Frplc. wash/dry. blln·lnt. Ir St Ost ,.111 yr1v Mature non·smkrs. 645-9494. b • 1 oh t 7 2 5 mo H AY H M 5<18-Al48
2br dplx, ohen vl1w. Bch Ocean vu Gar ~.:~::f.so~e~~r~~~· 1 bdrm. den condo no pets S700 X 3 E~!:~~~~:,a~ s:.j, ~~~: I br. S t>lkl trom beech 831"36110 Exchange~~ h!uff for Fem-e-le_R_o_o_m_m_e_ll_t_o
$850. 1111 Huntington SI Avail S950 1194-8St8 $9SO mo 640-2098 Pool carPort 1450 mo. 213;7!fe~1"~9~~7-9792 pd, tndr)' rm. S400 Pvt patio. No pell $375 Across lrom beach Stu· 1 mo vacation In En· snare luxurious home on
538-3894. 881-7822 lu11ury 3Br w/llb. N leg -----$150 cleenlng/dem1ge _o•_(.;._I...;... __ .____ 648-1509 Ive mllQ 1213)434-6148 dlo ept POOi. encl ger. glend, Incl lrea use of 1•k• In lrvlnt . ttcurlty Vu .. walk to bGtl. S1500 SMlllP M.I. Cllll deposit I yr 11e ••• • I BR, yrly, upper laundry YHrly S37S cer The edverlfser hu gate, c><lvllt 1>11ch, la·
3 br, 1 ba, I cer gar. 1 blk •9•·5841 wkdyt elt 6 & 3 Bdrm, 3bl den formal 67S·9226 unit, Cllln & aele. deck ••2 br lu11 condo nr SC 2 t>r. I be 5 t>lks lrom 640-5078 mad• 1rrengem1nls w/ cuttl. full 181111 l)<tvlllgel
to bitch On 11th St wknds dining rm $l500Jmo -----w/chennel view $51!> Plue, POOi No Pelt belch Upper Ill dpt• Nol ---------Eng11$11 families llvlng In Call 561·3808 dtye.
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lnol grdnr 840-1571 or wknds. gar. trg patio, 1m1U bOll ,. Hllm m apt W/0 Qer IP . $600 724·/t Jtll'llS. 873-7787 ch•lor, 110¥e I. refrlge. p1r1on1lly ln1p1cl1d, W IO. ger teeuroty. ctoM
648·1371 E'•E"'•LO B•Y 3BR to 15' ISi IHI. llC Beeuttful & perk li.e With H 673·6278, W 11711-8371 PINE BLUFF APTS Ill ullll pd. S3SO/mo IH C/MOIO U1' phOtOI 111ell on requeiet to bell A.veil "°'* Coro-,.. "" " ttlfraced poo1 536-7979. ••••••••••••••••••:;... This service wm coat you na del Mar $460/mo.
COTTAGE In Tri-plex. 4b•. 3300 IQ fl. frplc. S900 67S·2298. •Prt1111e PatlOI l425utllpd. 1Br0pl11.417 2 Br. 2 Ba Chlld ok, pa-I 8<. PV1 deck, Old world lull $200 lor your lndM· M lchell• 75g.o e19
Quiel, 2Br. SSOO mo. + patio, tge grdn, form OR. WESTCLIFF •Covered Perking E Bl)' A111.. Belboa No tlo, vlft. li'plc, encl gar . llYi•f 3144 c herm, 1pect1culer dual choice Write Aus· Wknda/ev11 760·6000
1500 dep New range. lge kit. & LR, quiet cul· 3 br. 3 bl. den. ptly lurt1 wSpeoious Apia pet1. 1147·1155 1111 atove. dl1hwHher, •••• .. •••••••••••••••• ~•" ""· wlfk to beaGI! Mii. PO Bo11 1119. Blue 11209 rid)I• Ute, pelnt, dbl gar, W/O d -sac. OcHn view• Sl 175 mo 642-6602 •Dining Are• ape, lndry rm $025/mo Vlll11/A1ncho San Joa· $495. Contact Mgr a11pt Jt , CA 112317
hook•up. cpll/drps. ol· $1800/mo. 673-4411 •Walk In Closets •..; Blk to beh, 2Br. 1Ba. SPMC 631·6107 quln 1 bdrm/den, rtfrlg, C 332 Encino Ln NB. W1n1td M/F for 3 d. r 0 0 up,, pr. I. Glemourous Bayrlronl lrplc, oaraoe. 11lnt, quiet, mi crowave . Wllhll/ bdrm. blk to beech.
893•4894 3Br. vleW. No End. S 1000 Condo. APJHOK 2500 aq • liorne llkt Kltcllen1 no pell 873·811S5 E!Slde C M. cute bacllelor dryer S 7 5 O I m o IHllY II Tiii II( Ital•/• to 16'1t 43 s 2 2 5 1u1 11, s c 0 11
mo •94·5841 wt1nd1 of fl 2 Br + Den. 3 Be I blk to Hunllngton •Pl $400/mo + 1300 548·78116 In Sen Clemente! Neer •••••••••••••••••••••• 673 57"'• 4 Br plu1 bonus room alt 6P'" Center. tr1nal)Oltllfon & STEPS TO BEACH cull I eeeurtty No ""'II ......__ Large 2 Br 2be In Corona • -,.. Underground p11klng, BR ""•ya d and __ ......,.. ,.... vv7-r _ •---L Jl~I NEW 2 Bdrm. apt with p lu1 1wlmmlng pool. MC elevator Avell Oct frwys ·.., ' .,.., • .., .. ,... W11tz1. 831·12116191 ,,. • .., -• ... <let Mar So ol highway. Roomrnett to 1111 C M w. I k I 0 b •• ch Oulet No Laguna Streel. ITil ... I rw pet lo Utll pd L••111~--.--------··'··················· bvlfHna. Cltptllng. dre-1350 mo 873-0102 •Pl. s 165 + • ., ullls
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llM-1549 oldtr home with frpt, Cell Oeve 64S-9144 2 Bdrm $815 $295 Nice Bachelor. ,.. SAOS/mo 546-0268 p 1110 , 11 • r $ 7 5 o cart. publlc ttnnl• court• $260 + u1t11. pref 1011.
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494_4632 $650 mo 788-7633 of Edinger ... 047·544 f "• Ii••••• ._•tLJlll 2 & 3 bdrm1, 1475 to pV1 dee"•· fplC, fn ,,_ btach. clon 10 every· P1rk Nwp1 2 br, 2 bl. Co1t1 MeH. S1or1g1
1575 ... THAT'S l113Br EASTBLUFF 3 bd, 2 bl, £• ••• a-•• a. ,1~, :'~'-.!:'••••~••'=••••• S02S, 5 pl1yground1, houH Av•ll now No thing I s415/momth. 1360 844-1817 , $65/mo 831-0921
2 beth home w/jacunll Chermlng 2 bdrm, 2 b1 frpl, av111 now S085 'I. -• 'I' "-' c 3 3 pool and blttlard tablet. p111. 1500 mo. lncldt A II bl O tob 15 F I 11 lbl SSO/ 286 Sm P • t o k . ch O • llouH. South Laguna. 3( •• ••••••••••••••••••• ..,.,..uH ondo, bd, bl, rmmed. occupancy. Cot· 11111 111. 1 .. t ~ ..c. 10·4 va • • c tr · · inenc 1 Y reapona 1 mo, garage, 4
830·7005 3 14112 WHt St . l arge 2 01 Arall1. 759·1914. luNury tludlo. free HBO. Pool. Rte Arlt, Attech net Felrvlew & Adami. Wkd)'11 752-8818, wtind• on• or two perlOnl only F1m111 25·311 yHrs to L1Sell1. Colle MH•·
yard on canyon. 1825 3 t>r 2•..; be pluah condo phone, meld Hrv. •P•. Ger, Rell, S860/m o 557.,17115. Ole hrt Mon 4119_3,54 & no pell. Call owner et 1he11lu11ury2 Bdrm. Fun cen ell 5·30. llS7·2740 •
... !_OR RENT 2 BR. Wkd• 213-870-3511 nr ~.ter. poss. boll anp' 1130 Wk, 490-3015 526·7245 thur Sat." to 5, Sund•yl (114) 642·0138. hPorou•m·o· notov.'r1opo'k•TPoOwOnl-. CARPORT FOR RENT .
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COST 5311·0190• 3 BA 2 8t norne, Laguna NPT CREST CONDO 3Br, ..,.. rn "' "'"~ 1sre E'tldt. ltmlty comp19x. •••••••••••••••••~:: ••••••••-•••••••••••• req'd Ca1t Al'l•wtr AO 01nt Pt alnote ll01t09. * 8 EST RE ALT y HIKt. 1150 per mo. Call new paint. $1000 mo. By week or month. l•rvt 2 bt 2 bl. frplc, O/W. 0111g1 Wtr/gH •741. 842-4300 24 h,. MCuted, 1t,..t entranoa,
63i-6190• Charlle egt. 5511-MOO 045 . .()295 873·7873 meny 1men11111. view. pd $525/mo • 1300 Kennebunkport? or wrtl•. p 0 00.11 35·B. :J4007 Qr1nad1. H O
NEAR PERFECT 4 BR !-ft.••• ·~•ff J••4 -O-E-LU_X_E_3-BR-2-'.+_b_a-. -2I Wlnltf rentlll 1825/mo. Cell Anthonl dip 2324 Elden. Mgr 81lbOI l1l1nd, Ct 873--3313, 4ea.ot03
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yatd, kid•, pell 1700. llflurn. IOI yltd Nr II'• aecurlly $1200 pet mo .... ~ Oultt 3Br. bonu1 rm. ba. llrtpllOI. o-. cetpel. Australla Ondtr Teddy Roosevelt? Capo Bch, nr Frwyt. pv1 7&2-5122..
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Sp1clou1 4 room flat. Arta. Bell, 1pa, tennl1. Won't IHI at $050 +chg dtrll 3 I r. 2 Ba. 0 peta~ ptl•. 1v1fl now, 1885 mo. Olf4-n _,t 710 W 18th. M/F tllr hM, llllO mo.+
built In 1ppllencH, 111 4113· 113 I M8·7005 lor 1ppolntml'll AYlll. now to June 14. 55t·0285 St, If you're not s111t •hO (Of •h•I) Ktn•"'llOlt ••s.. v. u11f Non emoktt onty. 11!'.nolollO •Ingle garage .,.... peld hlret Ready 10 -B-C------1--. Matro gulll8lltH• rttUlt• _s_ooo __ . _u_3_·_80_40 ____ ---------dOft'l lttf bfd -you're AOI •tollf K~n~oort is c M, 1,11 l50-otl07 w1t1oreg1 11111t. 3 to
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Gen'I conlr Properly
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Det0t•li11• ·········'············ CUST MIAAOA WORK
Showor & Wardrobe
doors. wholesale to the
public by · Low Bid
1ns1111a11on1' 641-8888
RESIOENTIAL·INT OE·
SIGNER Furn arrange·
men1,. color schemes
955-2066 or 752-0322
0.•11lit ......•.•........•••..
*KA TAINA S LIVE-IN hskprs, dally mold aerv.
otllce cleaning. crpl
cleaning 835-2116 -----HSKPAS & MAIDS
LIVE-IN HAL Y /WKL V
Viejo Serv1c:ea Agency
Lie dlbonded 973.9000
D1i•i•t. Sflritt ••••.•...............
AT YOlll SllYICE
Personal Qualified drl· vers ror your day 10 day
eroands Shopping, dr
appls. church. etc All
needs me1 By hour or
day 494-5857
!'!1.'!!!! ••••••••••••••
ORYWAlLIACOUSllC
A(H)alra, aml fob spec 1 I
y11 exp Oud 662·9682
Well 1ea1ufH·ACOUl11C
llang hpe-Slffl llUU•
LIO 389944 1·832 8!l40
llHl1/t1/
¥~!~!!'.~•A ••••••..•••.
MAIN1 6 OUIUN
Obefll11 l tndte1pe 6e1v
W1t11•n agreement on
mo m11111 80 1248
OAROEN wonto
~ull Setv1C11 011denlng
lilt. 8111111 640·2922
•• • • ••••••••••• • •• ••• • 01t<.1•nlng, l.andacaplng.
ELEC r RICIAN Priced y11rd m1lnten11nco. cltllrl
rlghl. lree Hllm81• 011 u(.11, hit lllm 8 tefJlOlllll
l&tQe or 1m1111 101>1 r 11111 e111m111111 1n1urod
Lie 398821 873·03611 641.-4669
ELECTRICIAN Cipur Clard11n11r & clean
Sml lob1/Repalrt Uc ur.>• Trt1e 1r1rnm111g I rtHt
233108·C· 10 !_"8·6203 H I Po10 G4 1. 1098
llC'O ELECTRICIAN II '
NEEDS WOAKI .!.'!.(!~~••••••••••••
Lie 4 111966 642·8023 Corpenrry C1btno11.
RESIO/COMM'L/INO P1urrl1J Orlin c+ttenlng
20 yrt Oo n1y own wotk EleclrlCat • Tiie
uc 27804 1 Al 646-8126 Reis Oon 966-0149 a I Gen cOnlf8C1 g, malnl, .!!/.'.".."A •• •••••••••• plumb r11petr. pa1nl'g. mObllll nomtt service TllEES Jim 536-99571536-3684
Topped/removed. Clean -up, t11wn renov 751-3476 JACK Or ALL TRADES
TllE lllEH SOHE
Lawn-tree-shrub 1n11011
Ttee trim/removal
Lawn M11nt1Ro1olllll09
rrH esllmate 548-8085
Simmons Gardflnlng
Ctn·upa, lawn care. lull
comm & resld ma1nt
Free HI 646-6684
Lendscaptng M1ln1enan-
ce, Lawn & garden cara.
ctaan up Kan Jones,
636· 1610 ref's
lllllEllll WllTEI
Mowing. edging. toking,
aweeplng Frae esllma-
lea 645-5737 -------FINESTKINO
GARDENING Clean-ups,
sm 1tndsc1pl09, monthly
ma1nt Ne1t 642-6795
t<&O landscape Ma1n1
Aesld/Comm Clean-up
Lite hauling 5411-2489
Coll Jiiek onyllme,
day or 111g111 675-3014
NOME IMPllOYEMHT
REPAIR • PLUMBING
Carpentry, etec, Ille. Freo
est Reas 645·2811
28 VAS EXP DUNHAM
HOME IMPAOVEMENl
Remodel·repa1rs-lenc1ng
eloc1r1cal-ptumb1ng
63 1·8530 anyurne
H11,11100' floou . ..••.................
HARDWOOD FLOORS
Be11ullluliy cleaned
and we•ed 832-4881
~~~!~·-'·············· DUMP JOBS
& Smell Moving Jobs
Cell MIKE 646· 1391
HAULING-GRADING
domollllon clean-up
Concrete & 1ree removal
Ou1ck "rv 642· 7638
Heve something to sell? Have sometntno to sell?
Cluallied ads do 11 well Classllled ada do It welt
~~~!~·.-............. .
PROF 'IEflVIOl
llaullng yrc:t clean uf)
Ou1c11 I. c1t111 r, .. ••I
~~~!~!!'!!~I ......... .
Mlddle •oe eouple will
llOUttllll, flfl
643 061111
Cl13 01148 11.,,.,r
ttAULINO ••uC1tn1 h81 •••••••'••••••••••••••
1g11 iruclo. LOWHI rate ORICKWORK Smell IOb•
Prompt <..111 160 1976 Newpart, Co.11 Meaa
Ttiaulo. you, John lrvlno R-41 676 317!5
0 Cu11om Brick $tona CLEAN-UPS. QAAA ES. l!IOCk ·Conc:•tl• Stucc(I ANVTHINCJI CALL RANOV 842·11147 Rell Ftff .,,, !140·0402
Hauling & ycl Clelll·UP
l re11 1r1mrn1ng, gar 1g11
otean-up Hob H0·9844
I 1mily ol 8 will 111u1 away
you• old 1unk, trimming•.
etc FHI. •lllCltlll W()flo.
067-3939
!~~!!!!~~~!~I ....... .
AOAIN'S CLEANING
ServlCO • • thoroughly
CIUOll hOUIMI !540-085 7
Joen:O Cleaning S8'11lce
Houees-Apts·Aontats
0 111ce1 540 1287
TIRED or HASslES?
Ou1111y clountng help I•
Mrtl Reta 960-7452
HoUSECLEANER
Good ref1 NB & Irvine
pref Glady• 541 ·0702 ---HOUSECLEANINO
HOrleSI & Dependable
Brend• 962·2690
E•P••11se HOUHlleeplng
. !~!!~I ........... : .. .
•A·1 MOYlll*
Top quollty 8~1a1 c11e
111 hendllng 26 yr• eap
Com1>4111t1va A1IH
No ov11111mo 730-13!53
·ABC MOVING·
Oulck. Cartful Service
LOW ratea 552·04 10
STARVING COLLEGE
STUDENTS MOVING
CO Lie l 124-436 '
Insured 641-&427
WATCH US GROWi
fll111it i. ..... . .........•.....•••...
CHAMBER MUSIC
l1:1.S1on1 for 1ha Novice
wl 1 or more yra aiu> v1olln viola or cello Alao
llmtted openings for pvt
atudy Intl beginning
cello Jullllard grad Reis
Cati Susan I ·6Pm.
552-4697
We lurnlsh vacuum & P•iotia•
supplies Kiiiy 641-4970 •••••••'••••••••••••••
Scandinavian wMnen IOO·
k ing for housework.
vxp'd & reas 548·6027
II you need a houeekeeper
es lu11y as you are. cell
873-8890 Xln1 r11t1
Cu51om Hom11 Cleaning
& Compl Meld ServlCe
Prof Bonded • tns'd
UNICLEAN SYSTEMS
of Nwp1 B<:h 860-1200
Sell with EASEi
ll'a a BREEZE
Cl ... llled Ada &42·5678
FllE PAllTlll
by Richard Sinor. Lie
280644 13 yrs of happy
local cus1ome11
Thank you, 631·44 to
QUALITY WORK -neat.
reas • honest Raia UC
287107 Oa11e 964· 1045
CUSTOM PAINTING
tn11ex1 AeSld/comm
Free es1 Lie 644-4796
15 yrs exp NB/CdM I'm
small my prices .,.
smelll Ron 673-6477
DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
for Merchandise under '1,000.
Sell your no-longer needed Items for cash. If It doesn't
sell. we'll run It another 3 days FREE. One Item
per ad, must be priced. Sorry, no real estate or
commercial ads. Call today for full details.
(~·••tralfteeSt.00)
ft!~!!~I ............. .
INf/fXI PAINTINO
6 WAUPAl>UllNQ
Cuaiom woti. Fr" Hf RH• 8tev11 641·428 I
HAR80R PAINTING
Oulhl}' WOik ~ree otl
Call all 8pm. 673-61116
OHTtM PAllTIH
26 yr• exp Uc 40304 1
Bonded Ina A11fa Color
"~per1 063·00 I 1 01r.k
~IOLIO.f\Y PAINT TIME!
23 yre Al•O Odd jObl &
ttPtlfl Bruce 972-0116
!~~~~'~ ............ .
~1r1n1no tnte11or 0.11gn
HANOlNOIS TRIPPING
Vl111°MC Scoll 1145-9326
ASA PAPERHANOINO
7 Y'' lotol OKP Gu1r
work Price• 1111 1 111
$8/rnll AlflC 761 7027
Paper11onu1ng. 111ripp111u.
po1n1lng xtni wotk , lg or
smell fobs. r11111on&ble
ratua Reis Free 811
Brond11n 968-7427
Jolly Cr1cke1er!> Prof
Wat1oaper1ng & s1r1pp1ng
Many relerences P&ul
857-0118
•1111ity ,,,., .... ,1.,
Suzanne 979·45f5
r!~~!.!~~!~! ...... .
• •BAYANT'I* * Wallcova<lng Removal
All types 642-1343
P•lio Covell •.••••.....•...••.....
CUSTOM wood patio CO·
vets. decks & fences by
RA NOY 6-41·0622
r!~!!!!tt~'~!~ ...... .
EO S PLASTERING
Neal patches, tm/ex1
Re5IUCC05' 645-8258
PLASTER PA TC HING
Aostuccos Int/ext 30
yrs Nea1 Paul 545-2977
t!~!'!~!~I ............ .
A I LAS PLUMOINO &
11ee11nu •P9'ttllitng 1n
rep11111 b4 II 111118
11 ILL 141· llH
Weier lhutter S~11lt
?4 111 11tumt.er etc.
~!!!~!!~!~'··········· J o Hom A1illn1&t1lng
Anl14u111. ~II C8blntl•.
lln11 p111n11ng 1546 086~
~!!!~!l!'!ll.~!t!!! ...
MCllCULOUS MORT'S
.... H()Mr RlPAJRS Rl~Oll ~
..-11i II ~ RVICI
• Carptnlrt • pJwmbr"'
~uni l1nr\t•t4 ll•Pt'nll'I
eoooti •moklonJ\ '<•b1r.tl\
•\11flvin1 I •ut•h to ru•ee
dOOI \Ol•OI\ 9,, or \111411 .. ,
do II •II 'a\I t lf1C1tftl \rMte
70 ,.i up
l1trn)t 18lS2&SI
9~1-6067
~!!.'!~!. •.•......••..•
Huber Aoohng·&ll typea
New-recover deck• •
l IC •411802 }48-9734
HOF PllOIUM'l
Oon1 reroot, repair st
trac11on of 1t1e cost Cell
l 'lfl 857·l890
ROOFING REPAIRS
Smoll jobs o k free e~ll·
rn111os Call Tom & Chuck
542-6392
,,,., . .••................•.
SOllf Con.ul11fl0 tytltMI
lrOUb .. 1h001tng, pooll
flOI wlr IPICe flttllng N11urtl OH. d.,egulallon
11 hefe Opllmtie your
1y11tm• tfllClene) Alao
new 1n1lalla11on1 lit.
406544 031-2430
~r!!~~J~!! ........•...
5FAVICE & AEPAIA
\/an Opp11ria Service Co
838 4666 .
"'' ...•••................
CUSTOM CEl\AMIC
flLE WOAt< Free eat
Cfll,'Ck 1175 6 100 ..., ..
T1lf S11vle1 .............•••.•....
S LOW RATES I
Tr1111 111m11emo11. clean
up11 mow1no 854·7.017
llNllH
Tiii lllYIOI
'Tree Work wllh a Con·
1c1ence" Trimming &
removtl by Howard Doi· loll p 0 BOK 34, Colla
Mesa, Ce 921127, Ph
642·1932
'!.".~'!!~~ •••......•...
Moll subject• K· 14
Oay/evti S5 & S 101h1
Mr Morgan 1145-5176
!!'!~~!..~!~~~!~I .....
"Lei 1he Sunshine tn
Call Sunah1ne Window
Cleaning. Ltd 548-8853
20'1• Monlhly Olae<>Yn1
1n11ox1 Ae11d/comm·1
f'ree est 20•1, mon1h17
dlSCOUnl 644-47911 ~!!!!!'!. • ••• • ... ••. •• • CRAIG CLEANING CO MOBILE SERVICE Aes1dlcomm't Int/OJ.
Rescreena/New screen~ Screens m1rro1s l adde
N81CM Only 642·9552 work 0 w fl er op o
-646-3089 You don't neeo a gun 10
draw 1u1· when you Have soma1n1no you want
place an ad In me Oc11ly 10 aen? C1eut11ec1 ads do
PU01 Wan1 Adsl Call no ii well I Call NOW,
I 642-5878 642·56711
3 3DAYS
LINES
CLASSIFIEDs642-5678
•
Ollitt IHt•I 4400 Olli" 11•1•1 4400 ,,.,,,.,,,, ,,.,, AHOHtf.,.,, 5100
~' S035 •••••••••••••••••••••• f!!!~~!.'! •••••••• !.~~! '!!.'!. .'!!~~'.t .. .!.'.~ '!.~'I.."!.•.".'!.~ .... !.'.~ !'.11..'lf!!'.'.'!.. ••• !.'.!'! !•11. .'If!!'.'.'!. •••• !.~~ IJ.'}I •• 'If!!'.'.'!.. •••• !.'.~ ·····•···•••·········· ...........•..•.•..•..
400-900 PLU:; 1400 sq II Design. art. drafting space
Penthoute Baytront Sul· In tight, airy Npt Be,., Adv •• ••••• •• • • •••••• •• • • • llMHTIC IHIE!I Liii& I YIOll1S ADYEllTISlll Banking Clerical ELECTllOllCS TECll. FILL/TIME TELLEll Good 1yp1no skills tor
• GENERAL OFFICE
te, perking, patios Art @!flee Furn S165
873· 1003 5"8·7285
IHI SPACE CIM
AtuactlvJI .ruatk ups1alrs
ae111no. we IUPP'Y desll.
apaoe. copier You 9YP·
ply ph<>ne, & $95 pr mo
pr desk Call 644-7211
2000 aq fl w/500 sq fl
storage. 0 C Airport
aree $2000/mo
1151-8928
HLL OEITEI
IEWPOIT IUCI
COMPLETE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE S ERVIC ES
FROM S 165 to $965
UNEJCCELLEO SERVICE·
S. ENVIRONMENT .
STAFF
THE HEAOOUAATERS
COMPANIES
l14/H1-0H1
IEWNRT IUCll
MHltALlllTI
PREMIER LOCATION
Garden Bu tdlng
900 sq 11 Amenttles
IU-2150
2500 10 5000 eq " Cd M , quiet & serene
work a1moapher1 En-
tranoe on Coaa1 Hwy &
Fernteat, grea11oc Quick
1ceess 10 M acArthur
Blvd & Fwy Ao11 Pro-
per11es. 551-6130
4001-B Birch St NB 440
IQ 11 S 1 00 par sq 11
Agent 541 ·5032
hl .. t ttflcH
Ae0hll1, Costa Mesa Su·
btet 1776 sq 11 al 79c
Aecept . work room.
s1orage 67S-3882 10·5 SO LAGUNA 3 Arch Bly.
2 Sultea avell Gd Hwy Vlliblll1y 497-2351 Oelu1te suite In Waler front bldg 2012 sq 11
S 1 50/sq It. 642 ·4644 •2500 sq.11. lnduetrlal unit
with 325 sq.ti of office+
5000 aq It asphal1 cove-
red & feooed yatd.
•2400 aq ft lnduattlal
unit wllh 900 I Q It. of
upgrao.d ottlce
•2400 1q .II. tndua1rtat
unit with 1500 sq.11. of
upgredad ollloa. Have
aub-lease tenent for 900
sq It of omoe apace II
<It.ired
la1ia111 ltal•I 44SO ••••••••....•.........
Prime WH1 Cout Hwy,
NB tocalloo N-1100
sq 11 evall C111 be dlvi•
ded S2000tmo Wall•·
fr ont Homo• Inc
&31-1400 .....
Othoe l garage $285/mo
Loe s1ou1oe g1rage 1200
Nt•• BatbOa Bay Clut>
& COH1 Hwy 8-46· 764 1 •M o1tvated owner is
ready 10 make a deal
Call 714-751-4780 Prin-
cipals only. c ••• ,,,;.1
-------l••l•I• 441S SINll IAllUll ••••••••••••••••••••••
Exec. Suites Incl. reoept . 1150 sq 11. Easy ACCien
aec'y serve. cont rm , See dally, 8·5 1700/mo
k it . mall handlg. Ae· 1731 Superior C M
1ponalve to your busl· 6 4 2 • 2 4 3 4 d a y •
neu needs. Adi 405 964-7294 eves
Fwy In F.V tndlv oles.
M otmo from S325.
"3-&4-45
Coal• Mesa 1 Ot 2 room eultH From S75/mo
U111s lncld 779 W. 19th
SI 851-8928
IUITlf ll
llWNIT 11m1
Wlt'1 Ult ol reception,
conl. room, kltch. phone.
MCre11rlal & word pro-
CMtlng. Mall & message
MrV evall teparately II
desired Catt: Judy,
714/76-0-0100
llWITIWIUlllA
ArcMec1 to ehlte 0t di·
v1Cla •P•Ce w/Hp. en· Ir~. Delalla 497-1426
la'Httl•I ••• ,., 45 ••••••••••............
N B 3975 Birch 1000 sq
II MIA zone Agen1
541-5032
$750 up. 2160 fl tndu·
s1r1a1 • Office 111101 Ae·
donoo Ctrcle /1 M & T
Huntington, Beach
842-21134
Aenl MG 800 1q It
$240/mo 2944 Ran·
dolphSI C M •5
675·5116
le1iH,,/l•rt1I/
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... '!fr.!!~~! !I ••• !.~.
I .II. SATIUI Xlnt local "" Prof. PHOlO MODELS Mtrf&llt Ct. 111. brigh1 happy, energetic ESCOATSIOANCEAS
SpecoaJ1z1ng In 111 & 2nd non-smkg tady will asals1 OUlCALL 24 HAS
TO's 11nce 1949 you 11 hskpg. governess. 111-0201
Robt Sattlef NH/CM errands, party planning -~~~~~~~~~ ~ BroUi lJCJ AealtOf'f (prepare/sme). chauf· 6-42·217 t 545-0611 feurlng, eompanloo
l .E LtHS lwail1lilla JUllll lll·IOll
lsl 6 2nd TOs Up 10
90"/e L T v Tallorec:I 10 Ill
your needs Al 964·71175 Wll I f•H' 5300 Of 581~ 1778 ••••••••••••••••••••••
*** Atlantis Parlor
Open 24 hrs a day
30% dlsc:ounl on S 14,000
TO. Due 36 moa S81 66
per mo As111ng S9800,
841·4409
For sale aged 2nd TO on
N B nMne $31,500 teoe
val\le. reduced llK an·
nually Best oller 01 251<
60·8564
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
7 days•~
Jacuzzi, Sauna locals
aa well 11 Tourtats
BankAmer1card. Amert·
can E•preas. Diner,. All
welcome 714/645-3433
1
2112 Harbor Bl CM
Oencera for Bachelor /
Bacheloral1e Parues
738·8538 or 558-8538
A•••Htt•tat•/ ,,,,, .. ,,; wit Ir ... , ....•...•..••.........
AllHHt••••I• SIOO ........•••••••••..•..
l ial 11 111,lratlH 76().0~4
SENIOR
CITIZENS
looking for
a Bareain?
Look no fart~er than our
Discount Gulde for Se·
nlor Citizen• publlahed
espect1lly IM you H eh
mon1h In ttte Dally P1lo1
Clesst'*fs
The next s.nk>r Cllllllf\I
Discount Gulde wlll be
puOlltl'led on WednH·
day, Oclober 8 Wtlch '°' 111 • ..., Plhtt
Ol1111flt4 &41
CaU:
142-llll
Lost·Cu1e custard & Wilt
Cocker type mate dog.
·Fluffy' La9una Bch
Family pet Aewa1d S200
(213) 701-5234 Aslo. tor
Marlon --Siamese. Brue Point • B•ue
collar Answers 10 NEKO
7S9·8959 REWARD
ILIYEl1 2 yr
neutere<l wnite Pera11n
wi1n smoked grey mark·
1ng1 m1u1ng In The Bluf·
11 Reward 760-1100 ----Lost Gold Money Clip
Sal -Harbor View Or,
CdM Keeps11ke, Ae·
ward 640·8060
Grey Stftped Female Cat
Lost 1n Cannery Village.
N.B Fri, 241h. 1173-3741,
673·4 568, 639-9870.
Bud Reward
Lo11 M Stainese cat, btue
eyes. flea cotter. decta-
w ed, 1n1 lo LeRoy.
E!Mfald Bay. Lag Bctl 494-5661, 667-13311
LOST CAT. cream Per·
slan. Male. REWARD!
Bayllde OrlCdM area
759·8033
Loe1 F tortoise lheft cat
w/1p111 ear. "Turlle". SA
Hgt• 5411-2696 eve
Found • Young Burmeae
Cat. vie Edinger & trla,
F V. 775. 71211
Found • 9·26 German
Short hatred polnlor.
mele. vie Bolaa Chica &
Warner H B. 1148-4252
Found vie 01 181h & Santa
Ana Pomaran1an male
dog 9/29. 645-3767
Found· Springer Span M,
nr Talb••t & 8u1hard,
F V 9112-7347 evs
C1t1tt• F1ataay Pliltat
Converaallon wtlh Barbi
MC/Vin 24 hrs
11311-0701
,,,, ... ,
S11rie11 S360 .•.••••.......••..•...
AT YOlll IEIVICE
Peraonat, qualified com·
panion dr Ivers tOT your
day 10 day errands.
Shopping . docto1's
applS, Church. SIC All
needs mat By nour or
day 494-5857 --
SdHll I ,.,,,.e11 .. 1005 ......................
LEARN HOW THE CO·
SMOS WORKSI Accre·
dlled Science of Mind
Clau tn Costa Meaa
S1art1 Tliure Oct 7-7PM
Phont l213) 431-8595
wrllellnlo Bo11 1514,
Coate Meaa. Ca 92626 ---
f!i!t!!f~!~! ••.•.•••••
1 ••• WHIH 1015 .•..•.................
Young mamed man wlfl
do general hendy work
Cell eves & wkends,
972-9526
Part lime 18C'te1arltl Poll-
lion wanted In NewPMl
Cenrer l2·3 daye wlo.I
Fast, accurate. depen·
dabte. xtnt background
1142-8327
Matur• hea.llhy lady Xtn1
cook. nurte. versatlle
aeeka emplOy u comp•·
n1on.1oca1 re11. 675-71t4
Creallv• lndlv exper: DI·
•Pl•)' dtatgn. u tu.
mngmt DegrM. Olspley.
det1¥n . T h omas
945-115 II
¥!.'l.!f!!t~ .••• !.'.'!
AOGlllTAIT
EJcecu11ve sufles, lu41 Mf•
vice, gru11y reduced, no
...... 75 .. -0274 *"' mo. Mm•• ee 1 Oovtf Dr . .Sult• 1 ...
tum S&Ln
7 11et1on1. buay, Coela 142-1111 Found· Thura 9123 grey
male c•t. Ilea eo111r VIC E111 bt11hed Newport MeH/Newvort Bch 1re1. Wedding• Anywhere Any·
A I I 1 P m c 8 I 1 time 2 m1n1i11ra l2 13) lrvlne. 552·7500 8Hch Aul E•tate In·
vHtmtn1 •no OevtfOP·
SALES
Entry level POllllon Must
be wott groomed People
person Prot college
grad Call Judy
859·7000
HllltO WHlllT
llSTRIOTHS
Pr<>f exc>r flMded Ap·
ply In person t0·5 dally
at BO<ly Business. 1777
Newport Blvd Cos11
Meta
AniServ Plant 011-N B.
PB)( swllchbrd e•per
only need apply 3-11
lhllt 64 I ·5511 --Apr Manager, Htndyman
& wile lor Coate Mesa
complex. over 40 apt
1ncld 675-0447
TOO YOUNG
FOR THE
AIRLINES?
Hl·pro has lmmed ope-
nings tor 20 aharp guys &
gals free 10 iravel coast
10 COHI Sino••. 18 &
over Free 10 s1ar1 Im·
med wm be demonll••·
11n9 new product 2 wits
pd 1ra1n1no. average ear-nings $300 pet wk 4 up
Call 750-8955 01 apply
12192 Cnapman Ave ,
EJ.cellen1 oppartunlty for
e•per1enced person In
allracllve savings & loan
lmmed1111e opening ot·
l ers varied dulle1
Ora11ge Q:lesrS~s &
Loen. 1700 Adema.
Costa Mesa Call Linda
754· 1801 EOE
8enklng
TELLER
hrt·Ti•t
We are currently inter·
viewing tor a Teller
1par1-11me) who wants to
be part of our grow1n
Setec led 1nd1111duat
lhoutd nave a min of 1
yt r8G*11 uperlence 1n
all phases of cMnmerc111
banking leller 1r1nuc-
lloos
Our sucoes1 In the lndu·
s1ry allowa us to provide
highly compellllva salary
and benellta Including
Medical. Oen1a1, Ptld
vecalion and more
INTERVIEWING av
APPOINTMENT ONLY
Plelae can
Peteonnel Dept
7 14. 7 ll0-6000
Garden Grove Thia 1s ~
~01~avn•___ ~
BABYSOTTEA '" '" '°' ~ ll:111k lnlanl, lull or p&~l·llme, I . •)f
Mon-Fri 8AM·5 30PM, '-
own rranap, roft req 1'. l."-•'J"lrt 559· 1859 I "I\ n "
IAIHITTH
F11· Tue• 6 mo & 7 yrs.
Prefer our home. E/Slde
C M l llOi wk 631-5426
iABYSirTE~Aesp
•du11. temp agency
C"arto11e·e Sitters
645-37411
Benk1ng
PAIT /TIME TILLll
Experienced Of wtlltng to
train qu1n119e1 1notv1duat
with cuhletlno & typing
experience ContaC1 Ray
Mo11er. 559·"493. for
Newporl Baach branch
EQu1t Opportunity Em·
ployer So Calttornla
S&L
Banking
TELLER
EOE
M/F
BAR
Ber help needed In 1he
T-s Rts1aurant In tne
Sur1 and Sand Hole!, L
B Bartender. day lhllt,
E~p prel'd and CoClllall
w1l1res1/ waiter. E•P
pref'd Apply 10 Palrtol<
Beck 497.4477
IAITllllll
$60·$110/ahllt Well
known drinking uta·
bllahment looking tor
last paced Individual
Call 835·4449 JOBS
TOOAY, 2707 N. 8't1lol,
S>-.. amall fM
lllHHPH/nPIST
Mon·Wtd-Ftl 1t1etnoon-
1. Musi bt able to do
peyrOlt C<IM 95~
OUlll•ATH
Ell!* Of trtlnee,<fltltlm•
Ffdellty Fedartl 11 •ff· Laguna S.ech. 49'1·21110
king en u~rlenttd Tel· 011Nml
P1rt-Tim1
ler lot our Corona Oet
New po r t Bea c h
831·3e51. 7 14/857-0650 431·8595 R4IV Erni. Found! key•. on ramp ot mont Firm. Mua1 hive
Mar Ofllc:e. SIK mont1u S9·S 10/hr. Gr HI bane•
tllp&rltnce In an SJL or Illa C•ll 837-4449 JOBS
TU.XEDO Commerc1e1 eank 1a ,.. TODAY, 2101 N.er11101, 2600 elf bHIO olc w / Sunrlee Sid Club hold• 111 qVlr•o Ou•lllltd Cindi· s A 1m111 ,..
elOtlQ9. By 0 C AltPQ1'1 111 mMllng Tuee Oct 5 da1ee •rt encourllged to --.. -.... ,---.. -.--.--
Harl>Of Btvd & San Diego min 3 yur• exper Prt-FWy 962·3686 I er R• a I t!atate /
151,~~2~1 m 0 T 0 m RENTALS ~~9s<;8;~~i1:~~= ·~:i contact· French 111:=111per
• --8\iper o. c. Location. movie thown 10 ktck ott I I ... _ Call &40· '1092 ett IO•m 1 • r-5 AttraCI IMP $15.000 e.kl ... eon. For more Info ' •• n .. r CHll.0 CARE • H .. p rl'IO·
Atty'•· CPA'• ' Prof Cl 0 w n 0 w c . p I) Call Cart II 651-1120 (211) 411-1211 ,,_In,_ homt. 2 chit·
Newport Center Euc 737.9095, H8·1•20 •---------dren (9 mot,, ~I wll·
lullH, fully tllfled, -------SCRAM·lETS 01""' ~5 731·81'711 Irv Nndle 111 your bualnes1 Sou1h COul'lly Arct d•. flDElfTY ,.
neede., lnOMcklel omc... Loeallon and machine• ANSWERS OUIQM Ulll
-Mo __ 1Mo, •• n&tii4···7•t8;9:--.--·1 ~rot~c•~l~n 80~~ Oen·~ FEDERAL Su1>1111u1e bl·llngu•t .... , b elt• • New.81 . Q I •• ., 0 0 m • I d e.
• 598·289!5 Vlolln . Tamper I YI I L (Sp•nl•ll) nttded by UY NW Gloomy • Retlfy I ... Ill Huntington ltecf'I Olly ~ IUlt• on Newport l•ntl••I POLf'flClAN8 ........... Sc"<>OI Dlttrlcl a&,17/hf.
Hlltll«. Appto•. 1000 eq a.-'W"' 1011 Al1t1 an avenl'h9 new w1tue11 t"t to be. Dl\'9f\
ft. 114 ..... 5-7100 •··-Mr-•···•••••••••• 1caa1 I ovtrhterd my 1!06 Oct I Apply 2lr•s 1
,. _,, oft!oe .... t30C)tup "40001..,.. net111•;'°. 12!!,_4002~d• t1 e1011oor comment M/F Cralm1r L •n• H a ar8ftCllll ofllce .... '80/mo. "''i2t00 '3to '+' . .::.... "OM thing for aurt. we ------• 1e4 ..... ,,,,,., eerv .... "'MOltnO yr. 1 .~.to wi o"' ........... '""::'; ~veto at09 l>Vltll\O the Hl\19 ~hiftcl ~went•---------.._.. leedl7U-6409 now YI _,_ .... llfll offender• In ~ """" Di amond Wlntt~ Wiii PoOtlPl!ttt, 180'7 Illy to Nit?~ ad• do~ tOIM1NnQ ~went ,__,......., IH bulld prH tlgloua t "a "a r d e n • d l\ly 1 eerat from ~ete! panr Ctrctt, 1rv1,,e, Ca I 11 well t C a ll NOW. to Ml? c11t18111ec1 llde dO .: ... =ldle==~= .. =-==·"=2=·M=1;,I !::equl::::'=Y1=11 ="'=·=·=ll.t=l-=1=111=3.t=l=PO=U=T=IC=IAN=. =8=.''==:...J.:'*'=::Y::·.::'::nn=. 13=1=··~~~ t ... 2·8111 . It well ... 2·M71,
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Found· on Main St , Conetructlon Oene111
Huntln~ Ellectt. wtllle Ledger through flnanc:;lal
kl11en ·2983 1111emen11 lxcttltnt
w orking conditions ,,,,. .. ,, "" 11900 per mo ...................... PltlH ••nd reeurne: C0£08 -Would love to Howard, Howard end ~·rl~ wl'JtN. Cell Sue or 81rn1rd, PO Box 8430,
11 y en~llme J213) Ne-.pon a..ct1 tteeo 93 ... 4& 1. i ,.,
I 527.718' MlllTMT llllUll PUI Full ctt.,ge a or 3 <l•Y• I ... ,.,8 .. , per w .. lt. Oenefal lt d·
• W•rffl I lnt9111gtn1 w/m O.,, 1•x ... payrolf lPae., , 38, avail for comp•· also have oon11 c1a
· nfon1tllp tor 1,•ntroua 8meM but OtOWi"O corn· lldltl t<tn •t «8718 I piny with b41nefl1a. Send , reeume to Herman Ty·
J I
delail oriented work
Brokerage firm expo·
rience prel 'd Call
6<14·9111 Ext 202 or 239
M-F between 10 am • 1
pm_
Cook
N19h1 eook. Con11nen1111 cooking E•per Pref'd,
Conlact A1ch or Mane
morn1ng1 497 -4441
PARTNERS BISTRO
Laguna Beach
C09K
The Aa1e1gtt Hiits Hotpl·
111 alcoholism lreatmen1
latlllly located In Naw
por1 Beech hes an Im·
mediate lull time opening
tor a Cook Eaperience In
a ttosptlal se111ng IS pre·
I erred
Excellent lrlnge 1>enet11s
For an 1n11rvoew call Lisa
Licavoli or come In and
1111 ou1 an appllcallon
7141645-5707
1!>01 E 16th Street
Newport Beecn
EOE M/F -O .. ITEI llELP
Part time. Mon through
Fri 11 AM to 2 PM
Appty 1n.pe1son 270 So
Brlatot. Co11a Mesa -Dell Counter. llAM-2PM Mon-Fri See Harold or
Duane 495 East 111n S1
C M -Oellvery/S1ock. Tues &
Wed . 11 AM·8 P M
Thurs-Sat, 2 PM· 1 IPM
See Harold or Dttna 495
Eas1 1711\ St. C M
DENT AL OFFICE MNGR
Efllc:lenl. Enthu1t1111<: &
organized .. w/bkkpng
IKP81 4 dy Wk 546-3000
Dietary
Aide
The Aa .. lgl'I Hiii• HO•PI·
tel 81ooholl91'11 1rea1ment
lacHlty located In Ntw·
POrl Beach. haa an Im·
mediate full time opening
l0t a Dietary Aide to aa-
attt 11\e Cook In var1ou1
kltcnen duoea e~1en·
Cl In II h0Spl111 se111ng II
prelened
e..ce11en1 !tinge t>enellta
For an Interview call Llaa
L1ca11011 Of come 1n and
1111 out an appllcatlOf'
lH/ln·llOl
1501 E 16th Strfft
NewPQ1'1 a.ech
EOE
M/F
Imm Opening avail
Temp position lor 1·2 PIT Hrs llUible. no exp
yrs localed 01 Kerci..holl nee will train Contac1
Marine Lab 1nvotv1ng as-Arlene 559.3110
sembling & 1es11ng a
Speclahzed counter & •Is General Oll1ce. typing.
l»Oeialed ~lron<65 I 110h1 bl\kg Mal~ 09P-
par1 or a program 10 de-ty ror expanded position
"elop a gen8fatly useful Subml1 resume 10 1011
mathOd IM tab de1ectoon Br1010 Otlve Sia 111,
or rad1oac11v11y ReQs c M 941627
min 4·6 yrs related ---work eap & underslan· GEN OFFICE. lull·hme,
ding ol computer inter· book•eep1ng. hllng. lite
laoe 10 peripheral ana109 1yp1no hvy phones
10 dlgllal 1npu1 lrou· SS 50 10 llart. Certillt!<I
ble111oollng + compl&· Appliance 6~2-02~
l ion OI elec1ron1cs & GOVERNMENT
compu1er courses deSI· JOBS
ra1>le
Pie&~ send re.ume 10
Kerckf\ol1 Marone Lab
101 Dahlia SI
Corooa del Ma•
California 92625
Aun Or A Britten
CALTFCH
P1s.t1dena, CA 9 t125
EOE
M/FIH
ELECTRONIC ASSEM·
BLEA I yr uper In
01ec11on1c assembly. in·
ctud soldering color
code & schemauc rea·
ding Good benel11s. CM
aree Call 714/540-4293
FlllALE 21-31 JIS
ffavet 10 Cabo Sen
Lucas & Acaputco, Me·
xlCo, IM 4·5 mos Spend
winter. live 1n my beach
homes All expenses
paid ReQulremen1s
speak Spanish & help
drive Be a companion:
your own bdrm & balh
No se>t or 1nvotvernen1 I
am a 45 y1 male w /
Many pos111ons available
1n US & OverMas For
01rec1ory l3121 868-4347
E11 E·91
MULTI SPA
COllSELOll
Salary OOE Wiii train
grea1 1ob for bOdy ~·
ic1ou1 people Call
63!>·4449 JOBS TODAY
2707 No Bristol. S A
small tee
HIRING
Hiii WOllEIS nu
Locel firm hH 311 ope·
nmgs in 5 dlllerenl de-
parlmentS
•• hj11trltatt i• ...... ,., ...... .
, ... , .1 .... , .. ,1. .. 1,.
l] 14) 964-5354
Call Sat · Wed Noon
pt1ys1cel nandlcap labia Hot Roof8f1 w&nled Call
10 care tor mysellt & re· Bob or Nev 111 e a I
quire someone to 1rav111 6"2·7222
wllh me Leave t>et Oc1 ---------
20 & Nov 1 & relurn in MllSEIHPEI
M arch Motl Green . Love In $250/wll Beautl-
645·9137 fut home. nice people to
--wotk tor Cati 835·•449
FINANCIAL JOBS TODAY. 271>7 N
BrlllOI, S A am1fl '"
ANALYST HOUSEKEEPER
Live-In, for lather & 8 yt For growing lnves1ment boy, rm & board + 18la-
Managemmen1 Co. Re· N _.. M 1 d I ~ulres related COLLEGE ry ons ..... r ua 've 675-3793, 523-4920 agrff(st. 8 years buSf·
neu up er. wllllng 10 lllllH
1ravet. f\lgnty mollvaled Person to d o Ironing
1111 Stlrttr. unuaually your home Call aher 5
strong lnlellectutl cutlo-PM & wknd1 848-2872
111y non-amoker Exoel· M 557·11689
tent writing ability. w1H109 --------
to rnelo.• a comm11men1. Jewelry lalts PtrSH
CompanHllo" to S36, , P11t lltne-tull lime.
000 &nd eace1tan1 bene· M J I 1111 IM lho right peraon ltJ tft '1
II you are not the b111. l•,.rttrt
OleUt !ell your 1mart1t1 3400 Via Oporto S·2
unchallenged friend N • w p o r t 8 e •ch
ebou1 ue Fleply In confi· 1173·15658
denc:e to Colllna A11oc llTllU llLP &87 Sen Ntcotu NB 9,oeo Only ex~r nltd eppty
On-line ••wlence. Ap.
lhttt. tratts,.rstt lllHll tfftol htaff Sl'latp penon tor tron1
ply bet 1·3. Tht l tue
8111 Cele, 107 21at Pl•
c e. Newpor t Beach
976·3333 ., tr olltce Typl,,g, llllng & ,.xpandlng menuttciuref .. __ hOMI. 87$-9600
of audio equipment ·-">' P .,~-
ueka meonentc •I & llMUL lffltl L~~7,::l.c, tor
etee tr1c11 peraon to I l OOOtmo. IYP• .. & 8 cl'I Atty. Pl Pl.in~
crHtt drawl~• from 'Wpm .. tot• ot p eople Ctlmlntl, coml>tlltM M-
b•lk layOUll lmum 3 contact. Wiii 1t1ln. Cell lery (7 14) .. 17--1789 ~lrt ellpetl,nct, beM-1~5-.. 440, J088 TOOAY,
Ille ev•ll. &end r"4#mt or 2101 N Brtato l, 8 A. &...-llRI
call fOt eppt, I tmell IM Malutt pera9n, reo.._t flO Q111 PllllOTI --experience Prlftrrect.
ltH Pl~la A\19. OM Full/time, nlOfll•. ~
11'1&45·'640 For Clalllfltd >-.d nent po•lllon APOIY In
-ACTION ~~ lfler )pm "37 MO<'t liwntlles ere ge1llf'O Call I l Coeal Hwy, CdM
the CamolnCI "bUO" 1hl• Delly l'llol ~ If ~hew a eem-A0-VJ8011l LI 0 U 0 Ill CI. I Ill K I
per tt11t'1 not Qtlllng 142·H11 ::,nac:,i.. m11u,. H •
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I . Q••p/...... . 11t1, count. lnttfMtld't Call 1033 fllt Delly 1111101 , ~.. • •••••••••••• Qt1w wOtll. 549·25~ Ev 71 y ...... tlO 8_-1 •• ,.. """' ••• .. ,.. .. JON TOOAY p O I 1•10 C t ••••uh •••u•• · •• • Wedgewood Chin• 81"1 ELEOTllO ----!.. -em... ,.... ... a .._ .. TO'I ...,.,.... " ' · • O• " • oe 1 I Jou 4 bd '" ... t MULTI .. PT QarT 8•1• ' " ... .. •• , ..... .. ... I "--• "c"'-u ._..n C·~-..... 2107 N l rlatol, 8 .A Mtiltl, Cl t2tlt, Hrt, FrU&el llOOfl 10 t0M 'PIC 1
1 •ti • " -11,_! let • "•undll" •pm Shtll ptttern, per IHI 11,, -•I .,., ~. O!..,~" -· .,.,., _.. 111\111 f9t lundey noon to I pm 8PY0'"' .. amen ..... • " , ... cond a. •orifice HOO Lfl I II ........,.,_ "4·9090 (714) 2"·2044 lt7IO. mo 1&1.1015. to20 'ulltfton, CM 240·1263 11111 ••• ~.~ ........... v ••••u• 1 .. 2•08. ·eo. RlStOENrtAL Publllhlr llekl dynamic ......... , a N t ._ Sund I aaa .,.., ""I 8AAND NEW 13 EVlnr'"'"-,...,,...,,. " " MOATOAG! SERVICE' H IH P•rton w/1111vy ..._, • oon o _..,. ay. OARAOI ltAt.I ,tl·Sun. l<nt wller'*'· ~u1t1urn1 W.lf-,..L l&l&.I rom..,.. up 10 .,.., • ..,. """" blt1t I, wlndlhllld, ~ pllont 1 "lo•lno ••P Wgl.ln• Nlgutl. ~ (7 t4)2ff..2044 Corner Marigold, 8••· 100, H& Hg11.1rn:tfl1h 7,2 .. • ..... 1 1100 WMI brlna NmPlet 4 11/p outboard, never reek: 111 new, HO rnl
&.m Wllllt.UU.. IUK pot_;;tlal. Oriw a :;t'.,!ii:.e:Pl'weo:-; LOCAL. PAATICIPANTI· vit'w. CdM Alter tOem Table, Chelr•. Infant• 11 .. ., . II I 714~1-6190 :r'er~~~~34~2-~~r:o f 7&0. 541-8791
NMd to ~ 10 IOtt Cl 0 mm b • n t I 111 • telephone uM I In pullllo 8an Ctemi Bobby hr· pllll111. adult otothu, knick ACGel.!_ lnel. 114l.005ll hm WANT TO SUV VESPA
8·21 Iba tn Oot . 8 hr &3S·Ml2. P<>•hlOl'I l'ltlpM, l'emlll•· man a COiby Antlque1. "E-; • ~neck•. 10,1, mite 1399 John W1yne Tennl• Cl1A!l llllttllHH•• -~otor 8coottt Pvt ply c omfeny prof I It . 11 _ _.llf II Ith bUlo buelneat New""" e .. oh: Countrz rf/.f, •• fff., •••••••• , Shannon 4t·Ol40 9.5 Femlty Member1hlo, Alcohol ttovt, 81ja tu11 &44-ten 11111 552.0 75, &-10 or 2·5. .-r•-r Y w ,.,...... •Lll•f _!!!~ _ IVOO 1nc1. trenaler '"· WlllH IOll lllttr, wood bike, pOflt,1--------20 & OYet, 10 work for proCldur••· l!llQAnct, La Vigne'• " OARAQE SALE Oe1n1 1149·4134; K .. lly ,_,••••••••••••••••••• etc t42·8e02 19111 Vamena SR 186 CC lllll11IAIOI/ Irv In• • x • o u 11 v •. ~.~~u 'e ~:"~;,.A=.•~~~. lllTlell lat/Sun 841 Suri St Wiiton 5U·8900 8~~~Jc~~~1 ~:~:: 8 Men innet.oll ,.11 wta l trMt Ilk•. Mint cond UI... M.IO/IW, Mon.Fri. Full Of ""t· .... "2 .,. • ......,.3 l cll: Otl 1111 Well tnd OCT I 646-7015 lllY IOfMI call Dln·Oe u 1.0706 HP motor UOO 0 80. MOO 646-0_490 ___ _ pen/ti,,,., Fot )011 Info, ...., -~ ............... T "'M "PM ..... -c &AA x ••1tv. 'f, w-... lng out· A .... 7•2.12'"". 1'111 en11 Anllqu••· • " •••ll~lt• •611" Pine cotor crib, atn1 -ED 00 -1341 I . Monewtl Or. 8.A. 'r .. Hond• X .,.,.., lnl
-"'" .,_ " >IV u •tlngto Bell Old Oct 2, 3, 9.• -• WANT LI. HOUSE ~ollawll & EdtnP.:;r Cl11n I 1000 Call doo • nd."'tndtntl" SECRET •ny M/F " "u" n : " •••••• •••••••••••••• c;ond I 12"' 81rot11 r • " •' ~lonltt ""' • • vtetof WOfld'• "°'9nll1valltt. H•llOween/TllenktgMng CtotMI, boOll•, CC 6kl1, "• Large wooden one lor wn H.,l>Or & 'llrv ) .... MN. Hll·2339 Cell 13&·4449. JOBS , _ Memorlt• 2 l 3 word Chrlalmet a Ea•t"" •••oiler •Ira ••at. like mlnlaturff 644-4201 TOOAV. 2707 N Brlstol. 44~ dly9.d~. mo. Type ptOCHllng, •llorthtnd .. bOOll. pOIH. mite. new $35 Wicker lllmpet S.A . .,..,.,, ... " wor .... orto•o• req'd Work wttllout OAll!NTAL FURN. l(nlt. ctolll, orocllt t 10092 ThHIUI Or HB $15. ALSO WOVll'\ wool Mt•IC•n Pttoe Paying $1 banking firm. Telephone · 1 Hulch w/gtau doora, Item•. ll1qu1 decor•· (of! BrOOllhuret 11 lndli· •re• rug $85 4 x 8 Plf 100
... ,, ,..,, ·eo YAMAHA lCT260
••• ••'•••••••••••••••• Ollt11trt1t. Good eond c111elc Ill' L•P•tr•k• 1860. H8·5H8. 981· MANAOER TraYll agency M r 1 . F 1 n n I 1 conati nt iuptrvle 01\. O'fal coftel !Ible & 2 rnd llon1, ornamenta, llo· napollt) Si t/Sun g.4 559.9300 (2131 43()..$211
Top Ill plue lnoent Sa· 714-5.49·0117 for eppt. Prel m1tur1 lndMdt.1tl bl t I Wf4'•. TOii pllntlng, Por· ---Century bey bolt. 4 cyt, 2339
ber Computer• following wltll P~Ovlfl lllll .. /m91'1y "141 11 ••· At "' ceteln doll•. much mOfe. ,..,..,, lf.,6 CB $40 King Sz wa111
req 'd C a ll b.iore Recep0onl91 yra exper. OC Airport carving• of people & 33022ndSt.Co111 Me .. ••••"••••••••••••••••• bed wl reg mattreu, ll•llt1J
Grey 13500. 875-t1tt -.7-5-H-ond--1-X-L i50. 1QO;;
end rune great, mull NII
5g Chrl1cr11t, ou11tan-1500. 64'·8052' 9:30AM wlldy.. Wkenda .. Petton/Friday", L.lght 11•• 4011r1WMk.8tert t~;8~:3~31 · SIOOO Spon1 or1d by The llOlllY · mirrored t op S250.
& 1..,.1 7141974-3036. type, flll, mutt heve c:ar, lmmedl1t1ly, No 1g1n· Plullr S hop, ~afa 20392 Bayview San t~ Couch Htde-a·btd, qn, ding COl)d., 22', wldocll, ______ ..._ __ l•1l1••1•I• IOIJ ............•.•.•.....
ll I n I 0 p p I y f 0 r Clea ple111. 162-1491 Vlot0f'l1n(?) cllalrt. 7 Uglf' Mffl -Ana Heights (bllween O.lg• ' blk 160. MllC.
"go•getter". $700/mo Olk. I wt •rm1, rtwOfk· · M"• end Brlalot) Furn, 648·3514 ·
nd c11h, muat NII. '3500 lulttaco Altlno 350 trtela
YAMAHA Bu• Amp. OBO. 573·3481 bike, $600 Call ....... Man.,,,.nt ............. lllft 540 ·2950, 9·6, S ECRETARY/ • d . h I g II b. 0 k I Sewing M.1chl11• (hHVy elOthH. hOUHhold. mlac;,
M·F. RECEPTIONIST 176()/obo. f-821•3313 duty, gear driven) $100, Fri, Set, Sun oc1 t.2.3, Door knob b1g1 Hold
Head with a double 15" I~~~~~~~~~ 646-4755
PV apeaker cabinet All 1.: ......... W"'lr ll -79-Ytmlh--a -2_50_0_T_E_n-du-.
..... Trlillfl R-pllonl1t nHded lor
a-a y llf ptOI office nr OC Alrpc>ft -••' Hf tlf 1 lull time or 2 pert time
Sten ywr new career on po11tl0fl1 1vlff. Atk '°' our 3rd "1111, Mrnlng $4. Leurl Hiidy 833-0426 Up to $4 SO u you be-
come more HP d. You lllTlllllT
wlll be promot ed to Now Keeptlng aPPtlc•·
mgmt, & aupervflOfY le· lk>nt fOf dty BUS PER·
vela. Cell. 714-637-41140. SON, p/tlme CASHIER &
Interview• held every day BAR S*'tOn. Apply
Wed. 7·8 pm at 111 Del In pereon btwn 3.5pm.
Mar, Co1ta Meu and 333 81ysld1 Of. NB.
every Thurt 9 am-noon __ R_E_T_A_l_L_S_A_L_E_S __
It 1390 N Ctt. Hwy .. Lag. Bch E. o. E. Exptr video Hlet per· son, weoe. comm & bl·
MASEUSSES • Good ~;.1~:44 C all Velarle
working conds Good ---------pay. llAM·12 noon 2112
Harbor. Cotta Mese.
(714) 646-3433
Mature Ftm. llYI In com·
o•nlon hOultkteptr
MUii drtYI. 720.()415.
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Front whHI allgnmtnt.
Own toots. Newport Tl11
Ctnllr. 3000 E. Coaat
Hwy, Corona det M1r. ........ ""''· FOf D1<matotog111, ~II
office • exper prel'd.
Newpon Center 2 lull
daya week 640.4501
Typing, t>IUlng ••Plfleoee. Welcome RN'1 Full llm.,
11t1ry negot. 840·4689 .,.. 6
Good 11wtlng-Mlery
Mt bin.Illa ptc:1111g1,
INTERVIEWING BY
APPOINTMENT OHL V
Please call:
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(714) 780-6000
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SALES Ota. delk for _,
lull mfr. Acicur•t• typing
& Od· OhQne m1nner a 1'1'11111 tfltl 81111 1'7IO.
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For buty Chlroor1ctlc Ploc;ker $20., TV 1t•nd 9.5 advart11ln9. aemplH. Olltc;e muat bl ellerp Engll911 VICIOftln Armotle $5, chelr1 $25 e1. van -below cost "'759· 1903 In u celltnl 40ndlllon '""' • 1 *"50 $800ob0. W/115 HP Mttc Wooden ro .• n1 c:ond., .... .
well Of'g•n zed. & dlPln: wl mlrror. rtllnl•h•d. 111t•. hl·b•ck, IWIVtl VARO & ESTATE SALE Up;lghl piano 1350, Gui·
dlbte w/good pllon• compl1t1ly llned $250. $75 11 ... bot·aa.11 .l400. Furn., color tv, ball tank, tar $26 Snow chelna manner. Type IOWPM, 84&-0190 Scow 14 11. Sal/Sun ....... lawnm~. htndetllled CA 8
Ill Ol'll IPll cntr conlOll, many xtru 645-8001 ~~-~~r ~·-~~~I $6500 llrm 'll .. ,.., 210 I• = Good blglrl 815·8475 Vf/t"/ cleln & fall $425 10 key, good figure ec>ll· &.A.ta ....... _ ;•-.1-2033 Republlc CM. llern1 Sit & Sun 9.3 7 3f>.14 7 ·14 never
1ud1. exper, non•tmkr ... .,... _.w -114&-9550 511 Fuller1on uled 847·6258 Clarinet, 1"::: 28 ~:t ~ SlllPIKll, Den 848-11851557·5151
64e-3375 IO• 667•4768 '73 *WASAKI 176 dirt pr•I. 631·5et0 T.odey lhtu Oct 3, frM THE RMOS, 53 OT COO· admlulon, Huntington LEA UMd once $30 OLD GIBSON CLASSIC bike, need• minor wor~ Seer11ary IEOlnllY
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Center ~Ill. H405 Fwy & ,,,, ,. ,.. ''" ru.11.,, IOSO Call 673-8140
Beach B vd. B •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• W•I 11101
GUITAR Ofiolnal $850 25' Apollo 235 OMC c;llbln 1150. 648-5753
(2131 943.4425 ' crulHr wltwln axle lr1r, '76 KAW ASAKI 400cc
0.llth'J PIH FREE Wlllle, Blue·1y1d Ant1qu1 white tt111an $50 1164 2794 Cupboard 1625 pine ktllen1. 7'i~ wMk• old. Prov , 5 pc BR eet (Kg __ . --·-----
I 13.500 831-8756. • Trumpet Yamllla a 1to great running cond Good condition ' ' Boll & Ou1tlde Mooring, $450, 673-6874
drop INI tabl• 12eo 4 642-7225. hdbdl 1275. 548-2380 Carpeting. high quallty rlne chain $200, brua llTilll I PIPPIEI Whit• vlnyl toote cuahlon ehag, gr1111 & white '4
844·5544 Newport Beech I t0,000. ---
-973·0859 M I a • '1,
• m P r •Pr o I 2 0 Pet Zoo •n· Plant• Too 1' eota, llO. yd 964-2794 -
559·8300 2330 NIWPOfl Blvd, CM 546 .. 1573 9• 12 Area Rug, Ok green
OVATION 1olld body .... , ••••• , •• I
electric stereo gulllr 22· Flberform, 1976, W/ li•lll,.,,fl 110
1250 (7 14) 873·9251 lrtlter. XLNT Cond Best •••••~-'••••• •••••••• ....... h•lrt FREE PETS 631-8350 HU O OLE ·Approx I 1x 12 pale yel·
French d11lgn, veneer 5 female Lhaaa Apao mt· Bullk Bid• w/,,.;11tresae11 •ow. $36 ea 848·6806
llnten wttll mirror. $166 Kid pupplH . 7 wHkt Xlnt $176 649-4171 King site bed $50 Land·
1 Oller 870-715 I Rent 25' motor home, Oll1c1 ,.,.;,.,, • SABOT 5 II with 3 hip llpe 8, fully loaded
or bat olr 497-6085 oarllng Call for youre. Bdrm Corner gioup 2 twn scape Pagoda llghll $6
-••• • ... -.. 851·3f01 bede, corner table & ee Light bulbs. eockel9
l••l .. 1•1 IOl5 mo1or No tailing geer 6'5-8el8 (Paull_
.... ,~•••••••••••••• $210. 963-5272 • RV & Boat St0tage. S1 per Desks. chair•. t>OOklhetl & ft Call Jot
"'"'_. -• B I I 549-4338 1942, wood tegt, work• Fuzzy, Ill, lrlaky, triendly lamp o 11er1 covers
oouc:h. $10 to S500 21' · Glaatron. 165 hp 110 646-8730 540·9922 Mtrcrulltr, Oaycrul11r ----
perfect (1st year tor ftlp-FREE puppies! 7 wtce old. also 2 Maple bookceM Attenllon Decorators ,..,11 $350. 639..()()72. 493.5084 • bunk bids 873·3458 e .. utilut turn of century Desk $80, 6 Chalra $72
w/cuddy cabin, clean, FOR RENT, 81 Tlogt mini
low hrs, fully equipped motor home Sipe 5·8,
w/cenvas, tandem lrlll· generator. t lr. •wnlng
ler. ready for skiing & 646-3009 Of 982·9996
,._. electric stove I t50 Good condition ANTIQUE UPRIGHT DELUXE KING·SIZE 673-6423 659-8300
PLAYER PIANO '•'•"•" IOSO WATERBEO & MORE EJec. $1650. 957-8281 •••••••••••••••••••••• HSHLO GOS 752·9227 Antique maho'Qanv Gabl· DOES IT All fi9htng. $4950 this wknd.
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or SELL lor You
MllTIH AIOTiff. ........ 111-1121
WICKER 3 chrs WI
cushions. matching cot •
lee tbl, gltH top $75
642·2749
Oeetgner 101• & club
chalre. brown llllhlfel· 11. $450/obO 497-6372
nel wllll orig RCA radlO Vending macn, cold soll 760·8325 A•I• S.t•it1, 11111
& 1ecord player·S75; bl· drinks, candy. chips. 10 '80 171t Boston wha'ie.: I AttflHtlfl HOO
lhroom "mtrble type" 1 u n ch 1111 m8 S 6 9 5 Monteuk, 100 hip Evin. •••••••••••••••••••••• sink In 1 door & 2 dr1w11 831•6199 LI k e new. n'o tr 1 r PAINT & Ille l>Ody WO<k,
cablnel plua matching 2 IBM Set. 11 646-0483 up to 60% ott your l>Ody
door well cabinet & Like new, $850 ahop ML Bill 9&4..0332
·merble type" well 1hltl, 876-7883 1Ht11 •••I Auto Body & Painting
all l0t only $100. tempt· Ci11t11 HSI Uaually 1 day AIU Ins red glass atlOWlf doors, IBM ELECTRIC typewriter •• • •••••• ••••••••••••• lobe welcome 850-4111 FURNITURE NEW like new. only 160 tor In woiklng Of'der. $100. Low rites Easy qualll
Mull ralM Caan bOlll; new car H00t m111 404-0029 SAIL/CRUISE/PARTY Pottche pertt. 1991 SC
Prices aten 11 (4r S20. new 14 inch light p 1 IOll 27' to 46' 675·7895 flonl atru11 comp! w/
Mattreaa•• & lound Ml atlOy rims (BMW'a) 111 of .!.!•••••••••••••••••• IH S 'J .._. dllCI & brk1 Conver•
T ' 177 F 11 5n7 4·$20. 1wo new conli· II 1. L .. p ti, II ~• early car lo bellll bf'ks & win • u • IOa ••• ··~·· •••••••••••••••• ride Moll parta $500 Oueen S 147 • King S 167 nenlal steel belled radial 847·2473 ..,., & wknds 16 Hobie Cat, yellow w/ 631•4755 Sola Beds $197 urea 195170 HR 14·$100 1eq. 1unr11e t1il1. Like ---------Sola & loveaeal $247 642.0138 Collie pup1, AKC, 4 mos. new $2600 676·8161. Parting oul '71 Super
Dinette wllh 4 Chrl $87 Old Western Movie Sii allO AKC Cocker pup1, 8 llt W/T I Beetle; •leo '69 1600 IQI
DISCOUNT FURNITURE Saloon Store Front wka 893·4486 , I r r pc>ft eng 640..6383
1969 H1.rb0r Blvd ·uMd 10, bar. lie? $200 Free 4 healthy older kll· Incl cover , Ill other --
Cotta Mff} 831-6609 759.0097 lent nud homo 2 equip seso 675•8475 A.,.,,., 1411
.. _. -Sllt-55-;000 BTV--H fur-ma~a. 2 fem 648-4812 25· s~ . ...&1eepL4.JOC1 ••tMPORTANT-WonCi .. --
0-f'A SE't Praypen MCf, WOtklng cond $50 SCHIPPERKEE from Bel· h .. d . llove & Ice box, TO REAOEBS AND =~·~.~· ,;:~:, xi~! 11. Four •••• kitchen glan 4 moa, ralt. •Int ~~~~;~; wOod hUll ADVERTISERS
comlor1 New ,2500, •• c abinet• b•••l walt wllc;h dog. 780·8387 The price ol Item• ad·
k I n g I 9 0 0 I 0 8 0 painted. Good cond 175 Shih Tru OR Llleao Apeo Beaullful Swedllh atoop, vertlMd by vehicle dea·
640-8165 al1 6pm ea 549-6945 Homea 1peclat ralHd 30 aq m111r. 44'x7', ..,., In the ....,tell Claui·
COCKTAIL TABLES. two Gloria Mer1hetl Treat· AKC pupptea thott I $19,600 (2131 86!>-5211 lied ad119rtlatng columns menti, $940 vllue, $400 639-0925 Of (714) 652·3701 doH not Include any Cllrome bat• w/gl11a ,.d, u•• ... 1::6072 appllC•bll taxes. llcenae. top. 35" • 35". Make _.,.. ...... ,....,. French Lop .r•bbll w/ Columbla 22· very clean tr•n1fer 1111, finance
eleQant 111tlng1. New UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC peper1, blk/wlllle ntc. 1Z with new Honda OIB. ctlaron f-l<>t air pol·
1300 ea. 11crtllcel 199 CLUB MEMBERSHIP cage $46 847080 eve Xtras, illp avall SOOO l~tton control device
h ••o 8855 rt 8 o s o o · · OBO Cnll 966-1278 tlC , ,... • a pm. F R SALE 7751 B . Mini Schn•uura, specta. ctrtlllc11t1on1 or d11ler
New mallrell 1111: 1011 752·5071 645·2293 cutar AKC miles. "1ow/ SabOI tO It saltlng como documtntary prepare ·
165, quHn $105, king Seer• Garage OoOf Ope· pe1 $200 up 751·1333 wloara, 01r locks N-tlon c11arge1 unless S 125 Andy 750-5832 ner, $ 135. 8 mot old · ' · P•lnl '375 646-5079 otherwl11 IPtcllled by
646-5513 648· 1397 Charming. l>Mutllul adult 2 7 . E RICKS 0 N I the lldvertl-Luxur10U1 King 1111 Wtr
bed Litt Blue VefYll &
nit• ttand $400 J iii
551-0994 or 641·5036
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New Swtll TelesGope 15)(180X pwr. w/Sttnd,
$375 6 4 6 ·~513 ,
646· 1397
F c11 . apayld & decla· w wed •hOh $5 outboard Good condl· 64~544 · 845•6072 lion $14,760 774-5807 htipll/
• a Or llH 26' EIJICKSON SLOOP Cl~uk1 ISZO 11•••• • fHI NB ellp 1 va11 $9800 ••••••••••-•••••••••• vAMAHA.aRANo.F>iAN'o 975.3922 . ~ "A"•I
6' walnut S6800/0BO. Spirit of America CATA· Shly rtplbt. p+ckupa & 873·8289 MARAN 18,~ 11 Ai 11 coupta. 4 10 choou
Guldran•-Orn•n Alallo $500/bai 675-792<> lroml (008168) (Stk. _.. .-"3093) Pr1C11111ntng at
model K. with exllrlor liilhltll MS •Y St,Hll Lesne tone cab. the•ter ••• ••••••• • ••••••••••• llyle. 549-8798 CUSTOM SAILBOARD. M_O_V_l_N_G_M_U_S_T_S_A_C_5-'8_, E•lra 1ell. brand nw
Batdwtn Grand Plano , 1 c:ond $975 646·7200,
yr old 676-9510 Mike 575·61 t5
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ROBINS
FORD
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QUEEN OF THE SHOW • ,. Hen .... Molort.C:llt wtlh ~~ IHICIQe, IOU< l lllWOOll'll tnd 0 .. ,.., on 6eci( lo..iv 10 IOOll II ... 11111 ..,_ II Iha
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Ed Alcherdaon
Halter•• of Callfornla
Lido Vlllege 175-1711
SHOWCASE
YOUR
BOAT
A Regular Weekly
Feature of the
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CALL
Sall1 Lee 642-5878
t111h•qualhy racerl crulnr' from an .
Q1mplute racln1 lnvuntory w/Hood ae.111 Ind.
main. 120 & "O 61l'l\Ollt & 1plnn11kcr Kenyon
lr\ltrunwn\,l(Te11k dock & tntl'rlor Fut MW
011 ·IA>ll tlel'lllJl by F.iv1nd SliU, det1ijfnt0r of tht•
Flnnflre, \/, ·IOn world record holder A ~al
'Baby Bailie · New dealur's dumo offert-d at
sacrifice price Orten & \Tades rol\llldured
Sr•· 111 L11Jo Murina Boot Show !012 & 10/:}
NORD YACHTS
3700 New port llvcl., Ste. 303, Newpott .. och
(7141 67 7
CLASSIC WOOD CABIN CRllSER
1959 Owens 26 ft. Oas engine, single
screw. Excellent bright work and paint
condition. Restored to 100% original. New
upholstery. Bottom In top shape. Owner
needs cash. Sacrifice 'asking $6600. Wiii
consider any cash qfler. Call A.0 Evans
631 -8000, 675-8202
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PIOllP 10 b41 1000 T1r•• '74 Yellow Capri Radio
Very clttanl ( 171645) Very clean! ( 1N97029) 26,000 mites, fully loaded em/Im cass. Gd cond.
$2488 $·291& sunroof. gd cond like Must sell Bsl ofr
V new. S 13,400 080. 657-5009
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 6 4 5. 6 2 1 1 Eves . 16 C_a_p_r_I -11-.-.b-l-ac_k_ca-t-...
19202 Beach Blvd. 19202 Beach Blvd. 857-9684 days. Hnllngtn Bch 962-0829 HntlnQln Sch 962·0829 V6. air. a1ereoltap11. l-41 IOOO T11r•1 Sunrl, 1mmac. $2600. 1171 LH Tr1c• 1110 TIJITA Lea Int. All power. loa· 640·0020 or 963-2023
AM. CB. camper shell 1111 PICllP dad with 11tras. Leas than
SOK ml. Clean, S2495. This one Is extra clean & 1 yr old 65QQ ml. $2,600 D•IH• 1120
OBO. has a ahell. ( 1Y87773) plut assume lae. make •••••••••• ••••• ••••••• 1
498-5514 831·4675 SQll oiler. M utt salt ._
'11 LIY PICllP .Ill IAlllt 714-955-3501 wk da
With air conditioning.
(IR03123) Reduced 10
$2988
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA
19202 Beach Btvcl.
Hnllngtn Bch 962·0829
Toyota '76. AM/FM Ste-
reo cassette. Small
ca mper shell $2175.
673-6618
'11 TIYITA
LH& lt4 Pich'
Very clean. (1 P38260)
Reduced to
YOLISWAIEI
187t1 Beech Blvd
Hunllngton Beac;h
142-2000
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19202 Beach Blvd
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lt100 OU~JG _.__ Mii •a•JtiOO oeo' :~g~·o~~,~~~ o~6~H I '611 ~81COll. uoou COllO
1ea fUC3 Wagon. new 7l4·t1>6·380t wk d• $4988 Mu\I ••II 111 HOO l•k•• eno. 11111 on wrnty, itlnt '70 llt4, Aun• l!oOllu lnt V1fr1 1112 11 673 11110 oond . I 1396. Good Nw rim• r1dl1l1. paint. ••••••••••••••••••••••
trenep Ul·Htl. 13950 H0·8174. 11 1 , ......... , '1() LTD 2 dr. rtdlO. 111 e&t 8 1111 • T ti cond, n11w llrH. 82 ,000 -----•1!_1 -·i3v. 9t1f Yarga, Mi a lllJ IJ I 11 lr1111 Oe111trl "" a1n1 c one "100
FlllAlll 111111111 1131 • q u Ip . b I k on b I II , 11111 IHtlt llt4. IA 11···1··1· YIO 642 13118
'92 4001 Auto. 169,600 01.................... 19000/ofr 499·0720 ........ .... L t " f 66 Oorllr111, alr)l COM<l, tbll
'82 4Q.otG'l. 172.500 MtMHltl No 4 Por11 ·73 Po rache 914 p1r11n11 112-0121 All UlllH 11r.o. e1011n 1n1ld• & ou1 '80 3a'eors1. S36 600 t.o ml, $38.600 oul from 126·$1 000 OVERSEAS DEllV[R'r \/Ml 64!1·2296
·74 Dino Spydet Sat,600 714·9&8·8306 OMSC Call H0-17'18 ' '76 Corolla Wgn, 4 1pd, EXPERTS
1 14 068 8306 •IC. 1mlfm cu• • nu
0 ' •' #1t~Hll If•• 1140 '77 g1 t8 Targa, t /O, •1•· whltl llrH, lllnl cond HllU Ill
11)71 MllV8ttt.k, Ole•n
runs good $3/b
642-'344 , ttrtttl ettrl,.rft •••••••••••••••••••••• reo. attoy1. mini. 64,000 12400/obo 631·88•2 YOLYO o.,,.,.t1.. ..,,......... mll .. l lA,&OO. Atll 10' 1980f4i,...1, AIC, AM/FM. 1966 Harbor Olvd M11a111r •1190
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s3795
'78 FIAT
X-19
• sp, factory ale,
stereo, tape, raeJ\,
alloy• 43 K -A Aelll
Beauty ( 1 euc1on
s4295
'79 FIAT
X-19
5 s p , Factory ale,
Stereo Cass. Reck,
Maga. (13090)
s5295
'75 FIAT 124
SPl>ER
5 sp, S tereo, Mags.
Air. Very Sharp, 6 f K
(122NJN)
'77 FIAT 124
SPIDER
5 sp, Dk Green, Mint
Condition, Stereo
Caaa ( 1ACP577)
s4995
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We'll enow you 0\19r 100 <Had 7141648·7245. .. . C COST ••es ••••••A•••••••••••••• n1d1111, XLNT ond A"" A 76 "ercurv Bobc•t, gd ~·w ' UMd MefeedH· ·73 8t4 2 o. AMIFM Clll, $4460 b 646 3806 ..... t•oa a.ao t "l l ...,, M Sanz Come In & conel· xlnl oond, tow ml $4508 Oennia' 0 0 • ' " • • "" • " cond . new t1re1. ru111
der our leua arrenge· 876·9565, 675·7424. _ '87 12;i$, 818110n wagon. w a 11 S I :I 0 O 0 B 0
menta or long term fl· -;-81 SPECIAL EDITION 197g Toyola Supra. nttw rccl!nl t'"ll work s 1300 871·9331
nsnclng Take over laaae $434 tires. mu11 Mii lhl• w... 559.193;> M 1118 •15., House ol 1mport1, Inc kend 646-0107 U I. v El 01AL 213 or 714 645·8730 855-9189 '71 VOLVO 142 oMg 72K •••;••• ••••••••••••••
637·2333 ·59 coupe. Excellent f: I • 1111 m1 New p11111t. r11<J1111~. 11 IUITlll
-'---------'-cond. No ruat. $6600 or .!.~!!I............... etc Au10 , s1ereo PI P Wllh ou1omallc trans ,
bat olr. 840·8398 1110 TRtl•Pll S 1975 P11 546-7638 power steering and air
TRl OllYERTllU '82 Volvo Wagon OL <.C1Udt1ooning I ICIC 1601 You can afford to '77 924 Ellcellant cond lo ml , anrl, new paint buy your Mercedes S6850 oBo 840·8398
BeftZ from UI. '82 Targa metalllc pewter.
$0 tan Int, polished alloys.
Bose atereo. all options.
Alarm, 3500 ml, assume
lease plus S 1000
494-4521
Dow N ·77 Turbo Carrera, $7000
and aseume $19.000
leaae at $636/mo. New
LEA E NCT'S, attlfeo. full leath
lntr Rich 964-8171 &
532-2865
11•1•/t 11SS .••.•..•.......•••..•.
H .•W IUlllTI ••d!OOlthm .'\A• tow • S4ttt'4•• ,.,.) ' .
The all new '83 Affiance
la heral Fuagos, Imme·
diate detlvery
.. UIE OOAIT
110/.IEEP/llEIAILT
2!124 11,atbor Blvd., C.M
549-8023 646-7770
'80 LeCer. dlK, zippy,
lll)I CM• SI Neo.pcwt llllr:n sunrf, AM/FM casa Lo
7Wl3H300, 2131123-:icoo m I C a 11 C a r m i n e 11111111111111111111-5-4-5--9~73-0----~ --------~.'!!!.!!T!! •••••• !Z~ 'S 1 380 SL, 7000 ml. Wire
WllHll . $3S,000/0B0
213·832·8979.
MB t982 300 CO·TO.
Sunroof. $30,900.
Call 714/492.0S90
MBZ
IOO Ill
Large discounts -on our
1111 9 1982 SEL ·a
714·966·8306 ... ,. ....... ,.,.111 c.,,., .... .
'66 Mercedes 230SL
Cream w /darll brown
sofl t op Hard top,
118ddle lntr Good cond s 1S,OOO. 673· 7543
'7S 3000· Mech sound,
ne w ra d i als
$14,500/0BO. 640·4019
"1 DEALER IN U.S.A.
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This one Is all orlgtnall
(21739)
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.111 IWllH
YILllWAIH
IS711 ~·ch Blvd.
Huntington Beac,,
142-2000
Optlona lr1c1ude air cond $10,300 $4988
& AM/FM. ( 1AP0224) Cllll 559•5 199 BILI MAXEY TOY OT A OILY Sllll ·73 Volvo 164 4 spd, air, 111~02 Beach Blvd .Ill 1111111 stunning blul! body & Hn1lng1n Bch 962-0829
YOLllWAIEI immac l)l~e ;n• N11ver ·74 Mustang II Ghia V6, all denied er 11ct cond power under 60K mites 167t t ~ach Blvd 1hq1ou1 Run1> sup11rb t lean '51975 573.7345 · Hunllngton Beach $2,650 648-7245
142-2000
Y.'!,!."!~I!~ •••••• !!.~~
1110 VllllWAIH
HlllT
Automallo t rans .. air
cond & low m11es1
(92606)
.., 14111 ·L-tr.
18711 9eec:h 81vd
Huntington Beach
142-2000
1110 YOUIWAIH
HlllT IELHE
4 Or 4 speed 1rans ,
sunroof & eKtra clean•
(9 13CEO).
·eo· OLE. 23.000 miles.
loeded , bluu s 12.000/0BO 546·0315
AMC 9905 •••.••.•..••......•...
MUST SELL '82 EAGLE
SX4 Sporl package. ex·
Ires. only 3000 miles.
$7 .500 O wner Call
646-4&29
'67 Muslang GI
Very clean
676-5911
70 Mus1ang, 302 V8. 3
spd, almost comp! reblt,
musl sen $2295
759-05911(213)693-2255
'lO FlSTIACI
302 V8. 20 mpg, good
mech cond Must sell
S 1400/obo 650-03 75
lust Sell!
'79 Muslang Ghia. fully
loaded lo mites, new
llres. am/Im c:asselle
Best oller 966-6126
llLY 14111
.Ill ......
Ytl.llWAIEll
18711 Beecn Blvd
Huntington Beaeh
142-2000
i a11." 9910 9Y!!'!!~i!! ....•. !!.~~ ~8," c~~;~;;~;·o."4~~~i;.; '79 Olds Cullass 30.000
ml. toaded m excel cond mo Besl Oller
'66 B•Ja Bug. BeSI oller 644 -5613 540·7507
Clean Auna good Tral· 73 Buick' Regel. great '76 Cutlass s1a11on wagon
ler hftc;h. Sttlfeo. Lugg&· trans car looks decent Gd con<l new brakes.
i e rack Xlnt cond $700 642-9621 AIC AM/FM c.ass S2000
1500/0BO C - -OBO 54!>-0817 all eves '78 RIVIERA Loadeo. 548-4333. s4900 IOBO Owner an· 74 Cutlass Sedan, all orig,
1111 YILllWAIH xlous to sell 857-8461 AC, 1mmac car ------631-5661 l PAHEIHll 111 c.,m., 991 ---
4 speed trans. & AM/FM •••••••••••••••••••••• PJr.aoalb f960
stereo. This ona·s In I TIE UlllEIT ~6·3 ·v:1i;,,",~·r~bi,"ii~;i."s
showroom condlllonl SELECTIOI new tores. 111n1 body,
(9·225). $650 548-4109 OILY $1111 of late model. low milea-ge Cadillacs 1n Southern .Ill IUllllO Cahlorniol See us 1oday1
YOLllWllH lllERS lS7l I Beaoh Blvd.
Huntington Beach ClllLUC 142·2000 2600 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA
1111 rL YllOITI
HOIU!H 4 IOOR
4 speed trans & AM/FM
\ 1EPR794l Buy this one
at wllolesatel
or 760-04S8. 1 ... ,. 11fl '74 Bug, good cond. orig
-.7-4-M~ll-Z_2_30_._4_d_r-. .,,,-1-fm-. •••••••··~··•••••••••• owner. has been well 540-1880
OILY $3111
Jiii llAllllO
YOLllWllEll Salea·Servlce-L .. llng malnt $2500. 831-9627 e/c, good cond. 145250. •••1UUOI ·
PIP. S48--4890, -1111 YtlllWllll
11t•z•a1. ... kl .....
All alltraa, 62,000 ml.
$28,500 very firm
731·5115 838-4342
11un
111-2141 411-4141 T,,la on!'h~!.n wall
'II llUll IL cared !or. (13522)
5 speed coupe. vary
clean (43 tZEA)
'65 Cpe de VIiie. complete
overhaul . $7 00
631·8670
18711 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beech
142-2000 ·e 1 Fllwd Cpe Elegance • ,
t7 000 m1 V6. 1ea1,,er Potttl•t fl6. IO~dtd S 14,500. obo: JG•F;;;;,;:i~·s2soo··;;;
PV1 ply 645-6730 m1 tan mornings only
'80 Eldorado dtl, mini 673-1478
$3188
BILL MAXEY TOY OT A
19202 Beach Blvd.
2480 Hart>or Blvd
COSTA MESA
141-4100
141-1411
llllLHlCI l•W
28402 Margutlflta Pllwy
M tulon Viejo
(Avery Exit ofl 1-5)
.Open Sunda~ 'lt llTlll 'IO MBZ 3000. Tan w/ : '()fl WJJr1•· A,. 13111
BILL MAXEY TOY OT A
19202 Beach Blvd
MU SOii
, .. IUllllt
YILllWAIH
18711 Beach Blvd.
Huntingtoo Beach
cond 26,000 m1. and , Ve • 991.
loaded S1 2 ,000 ••'-••••••••••••••••• 644·6368 72 Vega aulo. magf
HnllnQtn Bch 962.0829
IPEOllL PlllCWE N-'82 Jeep CJ'a. 10 to
choose from. Includes
winch jamboree package
and much more.
SAVE THOUSANDS
WElft
OLUI OUS
Ill TllOll
COHHRL
CHEVROLET
Salea·Servlee-Leaatng
'ta UOi's Art ltrtl
Nloe Selecllon! * '76 2002, 4 spd .. sn/rf (917PVB)
310 II OllP! lvorylntr.Sunrf,$21.000. \J11tJ And •ilJ • 1 '
With atr conditioning and _4_94--·9_309 _____ _
stereo (534YUA) ---------11979 280 E Anthracite
'75 Fiat Spider Red wlth gray, sunroof, xlnt cond
$2975 wire wheels Xlnt cond. s 16.000. 7 t4·553·0335 S 1,000 below book . EvllS
$2900 760-1996 -------* · 79 3201: 4 apd • loa,
dedl (616XO~J llLL •on'""' * ·so 5281; au10 .. sn/rl 19202 Beach Blvd.
Hntlngtn Bch 962.0829 142-1000
fon l• llfS '09 Squareback, needs
••'••••••••••••••••••• body work. S 1000/0BO ·11 Cellca. 5 •P<I coupe, _5_4_8·_0_19_5_. ____ _
Kint cond . many Ktras till YOLllWAIEI s 3 6 o o 6 3 t -5 s 1 4 , IAllEll 645-9442.
This one ts extra clean!
(453T00)
1981 Fleetwood Brouo·
hem 2 dr. dsl Loaded.
20.000 mo, 36136 wrnly
xtra fuel tank, 1500 m1
range $13 .500
493-4376
'76 De Volle Sedan Xlnl
cond. loaded. S3200
644-0554, 640-6226
needa motor $20C
6<16·1321 Don
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UIO/.IEEP/llEIAILT
2524 Harbor Blvd .. CM
"-"ll.t•'•" t<. I
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546-1200
(486ZOJ) · Hunllngton Beacn
1 * '80 3201: 5 spd . toa-112•0821 '76 X 119, ale. at10ya Mint.
ded! (231ZYR) --------Mint. Mini. Looks & drl-
'II OlllU
LlllH ElfTitl llLY 12111
.111 IWlllO
YllllWllEI
C1•110 J91 •.••..••............•.
NABERS < :,\f)ll .I .. 1\C
CLEARANCE
SALE!
549-8023 645-7770 -"'--------·
'11 IATlll
"°"' With Ullllty body and low
mllel. (1S95471)
14275
lttlllYU
Top dollars for Sports
Cart, Bugs. Campers.
91•'s. Audi's
Aall for U/C MGR
.Ill IAlllO
YllllWllH BILL MAXEY TOY OT A 1871 1 Beach Blvd 19202 Beach Blvjl. Hn11ng1n Bch 962·0S29 HUNTINGTON BEACH
'73 Ford pwr-dump. 350 ___ l_4_2_·2_ooo ____ 1
1·T. stake bed. 4 apd. WAITED' rebll trana, VS. $2900. •
557-0058 Late model Toyotaa,
'IO TIT-& v01vos. Pickups & van1. • 1 Call us today1
Sii PIOllP
With elr conditioning and
1tereo. (IU74313) Redu·
eed to
$4075
11u uxn """ 19202 Beach Blvd.
Huntlnglon Beacih
112-1121
'80 FORD PICK UP. 6 oyl,
3 apd. 19K ml, $4200.
730•6117.
'11 Ollltlll PICllP
Extra cle..i with air con·
dltlonlng. ( 1Z34130) Prl·
c:ed to NII at
$4388
llU lllllY TtYIH
19202 BHch Blvd.
H\ll'lllnQton BHch
HI-IHI
l iarle Ike
TOYOTA-YOUO ............. c .... w... ,.. u .. 0 0)., SO -H U
* '80 633scl. loaded. ·79 Datsun B210, good vas like brand new.
(5555346) <:ond S2SOO Call Cheryl $2750 548·7245 Asll for IH-3111 S91·2910 _A_m_y _____ _
208 W. 111. Santa Ana l 98 TS S H1#11 l1Z1 Closed Sunday 2 DA Ull •••• •••••• • ••••••••••• HIUHmll't CHOICE INVENTORY ,.,, 01111 We can help! BefOl'a you
VOLUME SALES extra Lew ..... ,. buy, check our unl>Mt.., ~ Ye•lolet blo aalectlon, aavlnga ~ Frt• ls ltw b and aervtce today!
Ill •oLllEI ...
Sales-Servtc.-Laaslng
8SO N. Beach Blvd.
La Habra
122-HU
Open Sunday
111&11r onm•s
tlHST
&
$4988
1111 •u•J T111t1 11202 ltHft 1"4.
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112-0121
11m11m
IAUI t IDftll
2850 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
140-1140
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18711 Be.ch Blvd
Huntington Beach
142-2000
· 70 Camero 8 cyli11der,
orig owner. great Shape
$"3000 080 673-848 l
Cbn 11/e1 992 •.•••..........•......
SEE IS FllSTI
Wa have a good selac-
1 Ion ol NEW & USED
Chevroletsl
COHMRL
CHEVROLET
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54tr 1200
'71 OlttYJ IJY~tr
$2200. 2+2 Hatchback,
a;n/lm casaa11a. plush
Int . clean body, 5 spd,
39 mpg 541-0777
Need some reliable tran-
lportallon? Buy my 79
Chevelle Only 34,000
mi, new tires, AC, aulo,
Call Sandy, 552-7182
1980 CADILLAC
SEVILLE
(673570)
s12 ,995
1980 CADILLAC
COUPE DE Villi
(1AKK082t
s9395
1979 CADILLAC
COUPE DE VILU
(915XUF)
s7995
1978 CADILLAC
COUPE DI Villi
(640UOT)
$5995
1911 CADILLAC
COU,. DI Villi
D'ILIGANCI
(180C305)
s1z,995
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NANCY
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P4.RKER
T H IS IS S PENCER FARMS,TONY! SAM SHOULD BE
HERE WA\TING
I STILL FEEL AS THOUGH I 'VE FOR US!
ABANDONED MY FATHER IN A
TIME OF NEED, D. E3. ! r--..~---.:~
MEANWHILE, AT THE PASSMORE HOME
HIS CONDITION 15 .UNCHANGED .. MR.
C! NO, TONY ISN'T HERE ! THE LA5T
I KNEW HE WA5 5 1TTIN6 OUTSIDE
THE INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT AT THE
HOSPITA'-'1
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ROAD FOR A QUARTER
MILE TO THE M A IN
HOU SE~ YOU CAN'T
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SPENCER! D. 6 .
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GENTLEMAN ARE
ON THE WAY!
YOU F IND HIM , CHARLEY! ~ .......
TELL HIM TO BE AT ·rHE
HOUSE ~HEN I 6 ET
THERE LATE TONIGHT!
OKAY?
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AND 500N WE lEAVE5 WILL. 8€
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SM.Ak 'METER UP AN
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by Ferd and Tom Johnson
IH' TAXI BUSINESS IS Y,A ~ET TO MEE:T LOTS OF
FARE. HA! THAT'S A PEOPLE,,AIRPLANE5,IR,AtNS
..Joki:. BlJT SER ouS LY .. --BUT 'TH' MOST IMPor<T,ANT
AND LIKE youRTSACl-lER SAYS, IAAT'S Voc,Ar10NAL EM~ICHMENT!
i~ING IS RAILROAP1i<,ACKS.
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FOR KEN DACHMAN. author of The
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Wen you chubby M a chdd? -K.8 . Dur·
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•A sickly Infant . I was pampered and
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FOR DR • .IOYCE BRO'lliERS. psychologist
Why do eome people n.wr lam lrom PMt m ......... 7 -
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FOR SUSAN SARANDON. star of Tempat
How cld yo11 become .,. ectrw? -S.D., Woodbury.
N . .I.
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the ocean. I thought It would be fun to ripple back and
forth all day In the sunlight. At college, by a fluke, I
ended up In drama class. which I enjoyed. Then when
I married , my husband. an actor, had an audition. I
went with him and the agent signed me.
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COMPOSURE: Count &.-. 78,
never gets ln1tated or loses his temper.
According to those who work with him.
he always tries to see humor In a sltua·
tlon. Orchestra leader Grover Mitchell.
who once played In the Count's band.
told of one inShlnce when Basie kept his
cool: "We were at the airport on ow way
to Denver. A lady spotted Basie In one of
his favorite red caps, pointed to two suit·
cases and said, 'Would you carry my
bags?' Basie jumped to attention. picked
A case of mlst.oken ldent1ty.
up her luggage and took them to the check-in counter. 'And : he boasted. 'I
must've ~one a good job. She tipped me SO c.ents."' ... As Albert Flnney's
head was being shaved for Ann~. the actor remained calm But what was real·
ly going through his nearly bald head: "What if Ifs the wrong shape or the
curves are In the wrong places? My God, thls could be the most expensive hair·
cut in film history." ... QUOTES: Bianca ~.
said to still carry the torch for Mick J.gger. was
overheard saying: "Divorce Is such a failure, the great·
esi failure a person can have. We'd stUI be married if I
had fo und some way of dealing with the other
women." .. States sd·fi writer Arthur C. Clarke.
author of 2010 Odyssey Two: "If you've never seen a
U.F.O.. you·re not very
observant. And if you've
H seen as many as I have. you
ope won't believe In them:·
Bob Hope denies he·s guilty of dtsrapect toward any
reJigk>n, even In jest: .. , wouldn't dare be offensive . I
can't risk blowing the hereafter on a technical·
tty." ... Singer K.nny Kogen. making his film debut
In tSlx Pock. was asked If he prefers movies to records:
"I'm a businessmen first." he replied, "and will use the Redgrave
most energy where 111 make the most money .... "
KIDS: Kelly, 12-year-old daughter of Lvnn Red-
gnw and .aohn Clark. has suddenly discovered he:r
father. which means she now showers him with affec·
don Instead of her usual scowls and frowns. When
•ed why she was always so awful toward her
father. Kelly pondered and decided, "Well, I was
much younger then -and being young made me
absent·mlnded." ... Marte C>.mond . shov.otng her
young nephew Mother Nature, pointed to the hori·
zon, saying, dramatically, .. Look at that mountain ."
"Why?" he queried, puzz:led ... What has It done?"
PRO Smator ......_A. McOure (R.·ldaho). chair·
man, Energy and Natural Rnources CommhtH PRO Ano con CON Repr...,.tattve Edward .I. Markey CD.·Mau.).
member. Energy and Comrricn:. Committee
Government controls don't work.
Regulating gas prices removes the
Incentive for lncreaMd production.
When od was deregulated. U.S
production lnc:reued. helptng to
Jo.....,. prices. That's good for
Americans, bad for OPEC. Fol·
lowing natural gas shortages in
1977 and 1978. Congrns tried to
deregulate gas but did not go f• ~-Total deregu·
latk>n now would stimulate more exploration. drilling
and produc:lion. lt would put Amerbnt to woric and fur.
ther decreaM our dtpendtncc on foreign cncgy.
Should There Be
A Deregulation of Natural Goa
In the U.S .?
CQma ...... ~ ... ......_cw,. °'"81. ltlt I
Decontrol. which means higher
prices. would cripple ow economy
-doubling consumers' heating
bills and adding two to three points
to the lnftatlon rate. h would alto
cost 1.1 mllllon jobs, Increase the
de6ctt by $26 bdUon a year ~d slow
economic recovery. Gas prices
have already lnaeued by 400 per·
cent slncc 1974. lncreasfng thae COits further would
only rob consumm of the money they need to In vat In
energy contm1atton devlou such• lnsuladon. storm
wtndows and more efftdent fumeca.
e 1112 FAMILY WHKLY. All riGfltt ,...,_.,
Some ~ and client. 9INClr by Eileen Ford -othen about her. She'•
tough, demanding and /feu. Aleo jamoua, potl1elfuJ and rich. Th'8 year her
~ 11118 book ~ than $20 ml81on. And modm are cheap to feed.
was alra6d ol her 18 years ego when I began
moddng for Ford Models Inc.; now at the
age ol 38. f m d afrmd ol her. It II ~
comfort ttWlt aimOlt ewryone eJse Is, too.
EiNn Ford 1nt1*a awe, respect, anger and
far, but molt ol al far.. She Is lmpertous. djf.
ftcuJr, demanding and fierce .• vengduJ fft-
breathcr. And yet, she lova as 6ercely as she
hull. And becaUM she Is the Bat at what
..__ does, you have to be'-w ttWlt wNt.vcr II
.... dam do. lhe does It ...... She Knows Bat.
In .,., ... Mocher.
And Indeed, thll woman -who made the
~ of dealing In beauty what It II, who made
the ~ a bUllnal -looks more like a subur·
ban mom who hat put In her time behind the wheel
of a ltatk>n wagon lhutdlng &om the Grand Unk>n
to the cournry dub, than one who tm1fta models
and dents .... Glamorous she Isn't; she looks, In
··~~.o-.. -
fact, much 11 she did when I ftnt met her, although
like rno.t ol our rnochen, she has goUsn both
sterner looking and lal hard-edged, as If heavy
weather has soltened her over the yan. She sdll
wun no roakeup -leevtng that to her girls -and
she stlU touches up her hak. She has the same love·
ly hands. perfecdi; nwilcuNd, and she wan
cJotha that would be u~ at a meeting ol
the local P .T.A .
But !hat famous temptr -altholq, no k>rlQer
.. ungovcnab&e" (ha word) -II never far from the
surface. It's ff11Y to get sSlged when the ..,.ks fly:
"rm 11 ~ 11 ~ 12~~-old." Mys Ford ... My
temper has been rapon1•>1e for some ol my worst
mlltaka." El&Mn teO. on henelf and then smiln
By Stephani Cook
beatlfica.lly. "But rm not a regretful penon. I don't
look back."
Ford Models Inc .. the world's top moddng
agency. is very much her t>.by. has and hutbend
Jeny's. and Ike a beby, It has charactertldcs from
both of them. EOeen retem the notion that lhe
alone II Ford: .. No, no. It has always been 'we.'"
People who tHm to know about such things an
prone to whlspel-that It's a good thing. too, that
Eu.en gm too involved, tMa things too pa'IOMl-
ly, blurs the an. between penonal and profalional
In ways that haw not always been good for bull~
MM. ( .. It's aD penonal to Ellnn," says a c.lmlt.)
Ei&.en ftra things up, they My, but It's Jerry who
makes It work, who cleans up the ,._, who
moves things forward while keepfng Ei&.en In
check. Technk:ally, EJleen oversea the mod.as and
Jcny handles the buslnal. but dutla in al very
looec.
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Stephani Cook, 1964, our author; Maud Adams, 1975, o Scandinouian model with "oll-Arnofcan" good looks; LA~
Hutton and Choy/ llega, two of the hottat models of rec.mt vean.
The agency was started 36 years ago. almost by
accident. After graduating from Barnard. Eileen
worked at various jobs (catalogue stylist , advertis-
ing copywriter, fashion reporter), during which time
she met and married Jeny. In 1946. she found
herself pregnant, at home and bored, and she of-
feTed to take phone calls for two of her model
friends. Before long there we:re a dozen girls and
then a small walk-up office on Second Avenue In ·
New York. At the end of their first year in business
the Fords had gr~d $250,000. Today they have
150 female modelS, 80 male and about 25 child
models -and the agency expects to do over $20
milllon worth of business this year.
Eileen, 60. and Jmy, 58. make a good team.
and unlike most of the other people In the business,
they are together after all these years. "The extraor-
dinary thing is how anyone would put up with me
for this long," says Eiieen. reflectlvely. "It hasn't
always been easy. Every marriage has Its point
where you ask whether you're going to go on with
it." Eiieen thinks for a moment. "When you work,
as a woman you get very bossy, but Jerry's a real
man and won't stand for lt. Leaming to give In Is
the hardest lesson, and I had to learn It. The most
important thing is to be a good wife; a wife who's a
good wife has a great sense of self-worth." She
means It, she believes lt , this high-powered lady.
That's another thing that hasn't changed.
No more than Eileen and Jerry seem to have
changed (Jmy Is stiU the dark. handsome hunk he
was In college) does the agency seem to have
changed, although It has grown considerably. To
the •women's and men's divisions of a couple of
decades ago have been added a 1V division (In
1968) and. more recently, a children's division and
something called 12 Plus. for the heavk!:r beauties.
A Ford model booked fof a day by a client w\ll earn
between S 1.250 and $2,000. depending on cxper·
ience. The youngest of Ford's women's division are
15 and 16. and though there's a lot of attention
lately on "child-woman" models, the agency c.lalms
their girls have always started young.
The Ford look Is stiU all-American (Eileen leaves
the exotics to the other agencies), and the girls,
whether they are from Stockholm or Milan or
Maine, all tend to have that California-girl glote -
Some models stay in the
Fords ' house until they 're
established. "Anyone is
welcome," says Eileen .
fresh , wide-eyed and healthy -typified by Cheryl
Tiegs and Lauren Hutton. "Clulic," ls the consen-
sus. "Boring," chime In the trend maken.
Eiieen makes the final choice on each model
personally, though she does use scouts around the
world. Some peop&e think that her "legendary eye"
Is lest a gift of vlsk>n than a highly refined sense of
what makes a glrl photogenic, a eense that ls
shared wtth almost everybody In the business: at
least 5 feet 8 Inches taD -and uwally not over 5
feet 10 Inches: a weight of 124 for the tallat and
biggest; proportion; camage (Eileen calls tt .. line"),
a certain wideness and clearness aiound the eye,
good skin and teeth; and an "att1tude" that
translates Into making peop~ want whatever you
are selling. Ford also does so well because the best
of the new girls tend to come to her first.
Eileen, however, believn there's a skUJ to It all ·
"I've sent people aro und the world and no one gets
who I do." Her ·stab~ hes Included Suzy Parker,
Jane Fonda, Jean Shrlmpton. All MacGraw, Can-
dice Bergen, Maud Adams. Jennifer O'Neill,
Lauren Hutton, Shelley Smith, Shelley Hack and
Cheryl Tiegs.
She's not always on target. of course. She
agreed to take on Lauren Hutton If she had her
teeth fixed . Hutton came aboard. never got around
to having the gap between her front teeth closed -
and that gap became her trademark. Ford also
decided against Marisa Berenson. one of the few
decisions she regrets. For the most part, she Insists
that those she didn't take she still "would tum down
aU over agaln :·
At the root of some ol the chaJ.lenges to her
hegemony is her commitment to type: It Is the EJlte
and Zoll egendes who are helping themselves Jo
the dark·eyed. dark-haired exotics like Casab&an·
cas's Esme. "Ellffn Is still looking forCherylTMtgs,"
says one model who herself Is cut out of the moki.
The single biggest difference In the Ford agency
Is the efficiency introduced by 1980's technology:
Models and thetr prtces and avallabllldn can now
be followed u cloMly as stock market trad.a. ln the
pa.st, there was the "board," h"99 slabs of wood on
runners lined with cards Ustlng all there was to
know about the models, Including their atlign·
ments and ~vallablltty. Today the board It In the
computer, and the bookers (thOM who coordinate
MMILY~f. 0..... I.,_ • 1
--PON» an the M1S9lments) sit at termlna.ls .
There are still the phones, though, ringing In·
casantly with requests from clients. and frazzled
bookers -a true reflection d Eileen -with an at-
titude that has earned the wrath and respect of the
Industry: "Nasty, nasty, nasty," says a
photognpher. "I swear O\lt!f and over that l'U never
use a Ford model again because the agency treats
you like dirt, but I do. I always go back." A fOl'd
model who abdicated briefly says wyou can't beat
Her reputation." ( .. HA!r .. always refers to Eileen.)
MYou want class? You want prestige? You've got to
go to fOl'd." Joey Hunter. who runs Ford Men,
.------~by w_oy Q(explanation, wit's because she puts
the model ftrst . The client is down the line. 1'1N!y
have to deal wllh Ei&een, not she with them. They
always come back."
This doesn't mean that models always feel we.11-
served by Eileen . A common comp&alnt seems to
be that It Is the agency that comes first, then the
model and the client last. Ford does lose modeJs to
other agencies. but unlike a client or a photo-
~ -OI' another agent -who incurs her
wrath and is never forgiven, any member of the
Ford "faml)y" is always wekome back: the prodigal
model who now regrets another agent's seduction:
even the prodigal employee who has "'betrayed"
her. ( .. Betrayaf' is a word that goes naturaly -and
ftequently -with Eileen's concept of principle.) I
witnessed a famous betrayal at the end of the
60's, when Eileen's top booker bolted with some of
of Ford's heaviest hitters to start one of the first
renegade agencies, Fashion & FUm. In time, Fash-
ion & Alm folded. lllat head booker Is back with
Eileen. helping to make Ford what it is. "I would
neuer not rehire somebody." says Eileen, aghast. "I
have an Aries mentallty. What's done Is done."
This is Mother. This is Family. Ford is where they
wi11 always take you back.
Elle~ and .kny: "The extraorcllnaly thing ii how anyone would put up with me ..• , " she ICJVS.
The family atmotphere of the Ford Agency Is as
genuine as It ls calcu1ated; 'Wala Disney and fJleen
Ford are the ~eatest beJlewrs in the word 'family'
that ever ltwd," says fJ&eal . She Is Mmle, even a
llttie smug. She knows wtNlt they think, that the 's
overprotediYc, maybe too invo!Yed . \Sunogate
rnott.? I Mee that role," she says. '"fm a •eadying
force as wel as an agent .1 She allo knows th.M
Ford Is envied because she is wlUlng t.o p&ay mother.
bee.et• It •family. A model who hauls In the bucks
for Elle -Ford's arch rival -a Ford "type"
tomehow mmed by Ford, says wit's the mother
thing. We all envy It In a way. Ford is a ral family.
Sure It hat Its down side, but Eileen Is the kind of
woman odM!1 modMn ae wtlng to tum their
~ owr to. You feel MCUre. protected.
Some glrW n..t lhlil. k's a b6g city."
New modd hquendy move right Into the
Fords' Manhattan townhoutc and ltay urltil they're
~-"An~ who wants to C10me Is
welcome," Mys Eiieen.
So In the falt-moW'9 world d new, newer.
newat, a.a.. .. ttubbomly o&d-faehioned, "wry
~. ~." She has no UM for the
worn.n's mowment: "'\\brncn Bk.c me who work
haw the ~cl trying to run a home and be a
modw _,cf they don't haw time to worry .bout
rWlll MCI 1hk9. I don't con9da myMif lhnted.
My ...... ~ ••• hUlbsid, home." ThrM
cl tw fow dti•1 work It the agency, Biiiy, 30, II
vice .. elldent tor pubk .-.k>ns; Kltie, 28, II
heed of~ pa.n,g; lac9Y, 25, • In ct-vs l of iPecal proj9da. ~ Jmm., M. t. asJMd ·-~ .,..._ r-...-of,,.. •· MocW R.w 'n.A b anodw .. " work.) When a... wt Jerry nnu "°"• ,,.. .--· -r ..,., II ct.~. they c:an ofeert be found
&rno.mn, 17, won the,... /~-cl ond now'-Nwdl111 at._. c:oun11y ho\.-In ConMClicut.
Ford ., '-future. How c:an at.ri dllrn not to be ._Mid wtlh
what she has built? "I started working out of
neceulty. or I would have been a lawyer by now.
rve lived my life as circumstances dictated ..
And. of course. according to The Rules· "There
are rules to l111ing ... she says. "You have to follow
them."
Not everybody follows the rules. though . There
have been challengers who thought they could beat
8'een al her own game. The last big stll was during
the so-called model wan of the &ate 70's. when
Johnny Casab&ancas. head of Elire, stepped up to
the table and took her on. (Of her competition.
Eleen ays self-righteously: "I don't beliew In
cheating and lying. I believe In honesty. When
IOmeOM isn't llonal, rm lhoc:ked. ") She lost
some ol her t.op models and bookers to EIM. Some
people think she tipped her hand by noddng al aD:
"It WU the best pclllfble lblrt she could have gMm
Johrmy. fighting wtd\ tum like that." says one fast-·
duddng onloobr. A Ford model says: "E!Jeen was
the first one to undencald that this ~as Is all
hype. Calabtencat? It was hype wllh tradltk>n
against hype wtlhout tradition. Tradition won."
Eileen. who refuses to waste words on model
wan In general ("What wars?") . and CasabWlcas
In particular. observes cooty: "Of course he lost.
People like that always lo5e. •· (Though Ford
models still defect to Elite from lme to time.)
Wtnnct and sd1 champion: Eileen Ford. Queen
of the Jungle. Arbtter~Goddess of-Beauty. wielding
ftre. Mother sul*k>f.
And as any big game hunter wtl teU you, the one
wtld animal n«ve:r to mas with ts the mother m11
defending the den and her young. IAJ
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By NonNln Lobeenz
HoWto Keep
m0tt1age Alive
Most studies of marttaJ happiness
have found that the longer a couple is
wed, the less 5atisfacdon each partner
. seems to get. But there are many
couples who report that the later years
of marriage are the happiest ones. To
6nd out what diff erentlates satisfied
from dissatis6ed older couples, Pur·
due Unive:rstty psychologist Clifford
Swensen and two as.sodates con·
ducted a series of studJes lnvoMng
nearly 1,000 couples.
'The picture that emerges," Swen-
sen reports, ''ls that o\ler the course of
a ltfetirM together both the amount of
&ow cxprewd betWMn husband and
wtfe and the number of problems they
have dedinc. That Is, th«e appun to
be less happening ~n them
either for good or ill."
But this "devttallzed" kind of mar·
riage is not the whole picture, Swen -
sen points our . Husbands and wives
who are able to move beyond stereo -
typical Ideas and expectations have
marrlages that are based more on real
needs, feelings and goals. Rather than
avold1ng conflict. they deal with It by
talking to each other. As a result, says
Swensen, their mamages are marked ·
by more expressions of love and by
more vitality: "These couples are able
to perceive any gap between them ,
and they have the skill to bridge it and
thus establish a more satisfying rela-
tionship for the rest of their marriage."
Pat11nif8 Suite Dada
The bond between lathers and
babies Is as close and lnlCtndi ve as
that.between mothers and Infants. ac·
cording to evidence gathered recently
by child-are experts. For example,
when psychOOgist Ross Pari<e had
nurses at an Urbana, W. hospital take
newboms to flrst·tirne parents and
ask, ''To whom shall I give the baby?"
f athen were just as keen to hold the
infant as mothers were, and they were
equally open In showing affection .
In line with the trend toward par·
ents' sharing chUd care, research indJ·
cates that fathers can be as competent
as mo thers at the )ob. Child psycholo·
gtst Isabelle Fox of Sherman Oaks,
Calif., says that "men quickly learn
the techn1ques of feeding, bathing
and d1apertng Infants. and they can be
as sensitive as women can to such
signs of disttess as sneezes and aies."
· On the other side of the coin, In-
fants seem to be as responsive to fath·
en as to mothers. Research by pedia-
IJician T. Berry Brazelton shows that a
3·week-old child can recognize his
father's voice. And by the ttme the
baby Is 2 months old . say researchers
at Boston's Children's Hospital, he or
she plays "louqer" and more actively
with daddy than with mommy .
ltadtlng the Facta of IJfe
Most parents waft too long to give
their children lnfonnation about sex
and to pass on their moral values con-
cerning sexual behavior, observes
family-life specialist Sally Kobllnsky,
associate professor In the School of
FamUy Studies at San Diego State
University. Koblinsky asked parents
of preschool chlldre:n what sexual top-
ics they expected to discuss With their
youngsters and when they thought
they wo uld Introduce each topic.
Mothers and fathers agreed tha1
they would give their children Infor-
mation about body differences, birth
and reproduction. They were less
bkely to bring up such subjects as
menstruation. homosexuality, mastur·
bation and venereal disease -
though mothers were more likely to
do so than fat.hers .
But the most significant flnding,
says Professor Koblinsky,_ may_,be that
"parents plan to-delay talking about
sexual values until the chdd's ado-
lescent years. (But) the adolescent's
~ergtng sexuality and reliance on
peers make it especially dlfflcuJt for
parents to begin a conversation about
sexual topics at this time." she says.
Koblinsky feels it Is aucial to teach
parents how to build communication
about sexual topics with their chil-11111
dren while they are still young. IA6.I
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D•lntt game. If you catch the Monday-mommg blahs tomortow. 1mag1ne you
could /Wl erase the nexI 10 days That really happened 400 years ago. when Pope
Gregory XIII o rdered a new calendar to replace one that had EclSter gradually
slipping roward summer. The ··GregoMn .. calendar 5impl~· skipped 10 days. so
Thursday. October 4. 1582. was followed by Friday. Ocrober 15 So you don·r miss
two 1mponant dates this year. mark them on your calendar Su-;day. October 10. for
the stan of anaher "M~ ~atre" season on PBS \l.ith To Seroe Them All
My Days-a ranarkable drllfl'M about o remarkable man who rums from war to
teaching Then. check October l2 for the scan of an all·new "Mystery!" season with
Sweeney Todd "the demon barbtt" 1,1,ho guaranteed
customers a close shave
School due. Adapced from novella R. F. ~Ider·
fMld's .. unaaham~ly autoblogrophlcal" novel of the same n~.
To S~ Them All My D•y• tells the taJe of a shell-shocked Wortd War I vet
who tNChes history in a private school. Ff& rich and rare life unlold.s-and
mfo&ck you -owr 13 WHk.s, and you'll come to SH why the M'ri«s won saar
John Oucrrine the British equJvalent of an Emmy Award fen Bat Actor.
.. No thank:I. We re being brought co you by a grant .. _
4 and 20 ba.dl beal'cM .... Swttney Todd opened on Broadway In 1979 to chills
and chttrs. Now "M~r wlU glw you a Mat '1ront row un~r" In your
IMng room for a brand MW wnk>n bued on the or!glnaJ 1846 •°"1· b's abo1a1 a
l.ondoe barber wtth a •adly ruor-and the
friendly proprieua. ol a bUay shop who
fancies pe;mts. and ...... , .. ...a, ...... km
mark thM Oaobft 12 Tuad!y In bright red •. for
the "crfmc of yoc.ir It£"
Gore. and mon. Anthony SklpiJng knows ho? ·s going 10 die. and when Problem ts.
no one believei h1m-unnl one murder follows anoiher, and another Whodunit?
'"Mystery!" knows. You will too. 1f you wetch Dying Day. It swts October 19 Next.
rry Father Brown. a truly -divine .. detective H1s down ·IO·earth sleultling comes your
way on November 2 for a three-week .stay Beginning on '.'lowmber 30. you· ve goto
date wtth Mefr.sso. a sertes about a man accused of murdering his wtfe-at a birthday
party he never aetended Then. sr,,rtlng December 21. ifs Ouret As A Nun. a tale of
murder most foul In a convent All from "Myscery!" -the be.st ol lhe bloody lot.
brought to you. by a grant frQm Mobil. on Public Broadcasting SeMce s!4tioru
Check local hstings for broadcast schedules
It's a fact: -Ma.sterplece Theein" Is one of the most honored
programs on televlslon. winning 20 Emmys ~Ince 1970
l(ickin' Up a Ruckus
Over Soccer
In July, 1.5 bllllon ~ople
In m~ than 100 countries
tuned In to the World Cup,
t.he world champion.ship of
ioccer. Held every four
yean. It's the m0tt imponont
atliletlc event on earth.
Some 25 million of t.he
viewers were Ameriava, by
for the largat number euer to
watch the aport.
The United Stot.e. Is sta11·
Ing to get a ldclc out of toe·
c:er; an allmatcd 2.5 mlHlo~
Americ::ans now pkly. F AMIL V
Weeu.v Olked Kyle R041e Jr.,
odcnowledged co be che
/inai American-born JO<:ttr
player In hlatory. to tell us
about his loue for the game
-how he go( started and
how other lc1d.s con, too. The
31-year·old Rote. whose
/other was a former /ootboll
great with tM New York
G4arus. ployed pro ~for
dght yecn and is ~ndy 0
TV and radio c:om~tafor
and vice president of the
Memphis Amerlcanl Indoor
~team .
R041e In acdon and rm.ti getting an earlv '-orl from /ootboll 11t1r·/other. Kyle SI.
ne summer after.
noon, when I waa
16. an Englllhman
ckow bl; my ~
ICfiooj In Dal9I and
IWI a !JOU1> of us
playing something
approximating the
lpOft of aoc:cer, We
W'CIW y1ng on a football 8eld wtth
football goals. W. didn't have a soc:cier
beD, so we UMd a volleybel. At ftrst,
· he waen't aire It was lboccr. Then he
got af9Y. He Jumped out of hJa car
and ~ us In midltr'lde. He was
qulla emotional about the Rravaty we
were comm.ltdng. We wee ruJn1ng the
game thlt ht had !JOWn up wkh . that
he loved . So he took a ltttJe dmt to
teach ua thlt day -the only coaching
~ ever got In IChool.
That w• my tntroducdon to soc:ccr.
My teammates -rno.t of whom
p!.yed high dlOOI foo«bell. bMkttbel
and b•aabell -and I w.re looking for
a way to ke.p In shape durtng the
summer. This happcn«f to be about
the time of the 1966 Wortd Cup. and
we hed a c:hancl to 11e Peli and
odMrr ~ runnklg wound the Reid
for 90 minutes without stoppng. It
made me think. If I can Incorporate
that Into my own football and belket·
baD pleytng. rd be a much bett.r' foot·
baJI and batketbaM player. So, as a
way to keep In touch wtdi each odMrr
and to have fun . we started pleylng
soccer. We were self <oached and
Mlf-mottvated. We'd all get together
after work and pAay from 5 until 8.
Had tt been just a WQup of guys
from gym clut. rm sure there would
have been tmncn~us laughing and
tCMing from outliden. But beceUM of
th• quality of th• aahJeta 1n+ed -
the ~ q~. th• captains
of the beeebell end belketball tams
(COflfinu.dl
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eocca
-peop&e developed a quick respect
for the game. Our overall agiltty Im-
proved so dramadcally and we came
Into the footbaD season In such great
shape that It was obvious what soccer
could do.
The sport has blosaomed quJte a bit
In this country since then. Soccer pro-
grams at the youth and high 1ehool
levels are av~ all over the U.S.
But we're still mlalng our share of tru-
ly outstanding natural athletes. Most
are still choosing football, basketbaJJ or
basebell, although the skuation Is
changing rapidly. Ten years ago, soc·
ca was a second-dul tpOrt here. a
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STA'rt rAJM ll'ISVllAJ'IC& CO'oll'l\Wl!S
"-Otflct.i llh-.rOI\ .....
catchaU actMty for the lesser-skllled
kids. Today, Amerlcan youngllcm are
playthg at hJghly competitive levels. In
particular, our girls' teams have shown
remarkable skill and progress.
The profetlk>nal &eagues are pro-
viding an example for youngsters.
and Indoor soccer, deveJoped by
Amertcans for American fans, has
achieved staggering and sudden
popu&artty. It may be that the indoor
venk>n, with Its faster~ and higher
scores, Is a type of soc:ca Americans
can flnaly become excited about.
ftaytng 10CCe II a barrtt:r breaker. k
destroys social, c:uJtural, saual and
age barriers. It is played by men,
women and chadren. It can be played
by people with any kind of sodal and
economk background.
Unlike most team sportS, soccer of-
fers unusual freedom. And yet, wtth
that freedom. there Is responslbllJty.
Every player becomes the quarter-
back, constantly assessing the
defense, constantly making decisions.
There's no helmet, as in football.
and peopte can express themselves
visually. The facial expressions. the
body gestures are such that. IJ.ke a
good actor or actress, a soccer player
can let evecyone know exactly what's
going on. The man In the last row of
the stadium, 1.50 yards away, can feel
Intimate wtth the player.
There Is. of course, a negative
side to this Intimacy with the
fans. In 1967 EJ Salvador and
Honduras played an Interna-
tional soccer game and de-
clared war after the match. It's difficult
for people In our country to under-
stand, but In some places soccer Is the
only game In town. In Philadelphia,
for Instance, If the Phillies have a bed
season. there are always the Eagles. U
the Phillies and the Eagles have bed
seasons, there are the 76ers. If the
76en ...
But take a textile worker In Argen-
tina who makes $2 a day. He woriu
five and a half days a week, and
Saturday at noon he has a choice: He
can either have lunch or, for the same
price, go to a soccc match. While we
Americans UM d1ac:redonary Income
on sporting events, this man eea the
match .. an lmportant eWtural event.
He WM bom In Buenos Aires and 11
probably go6ng to dJe thee ... did ..
father and grandfathe and !J'Ut·
~dfafher. He grew up pleytng toe·
ca and following the local team.
So.on Saturday, he maka that
choa -to go to the toa:er game.
He goes to the game hungry and his
team mUlf do we.II for him to be
.. tllfted. If not, he's ltlll hungry and,
tmotlonalJy, he doan't have anothc
tam next WMk to twn to. It's certain·
ly noc aoceptablt, but It'• easy to
uncMnit.nd why pcoblcms occur.
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It malces thJngs particulerty dfftcuk
for referees, whoee dedslons can af.
Met the outcome much more In IOC-
cer than In most other spoftl. lnat's
why many countries design exb!nlfve
acape routes for referees. On oc:ca-
*>n, a hebcopter will come right Into
the stadium to pick them up. Some
referees wear dilgulses, dher In
prtvate life or on the fteld, becaute
they cannot rilk being ldentl&ed.
Amatcans haw IO many dlfaent
dtvenlons -· yea'·round mporta, 1V,
radio -that I don't thlnk It's poedlle
for IOClCa' ewr to achieve the promi-
nent potldorl In Ota' cubN that It hat
Si molt ol the wodd. But It can have a
place. There may wen be tome .d-
vantaga to toceer's late ltmt In
Amertca. Up to this p<*lt molt
My parmta• love aom
unconditional. not bt»t:d
on hou I paformed.
Nla.r-.Y,0....1, -••
faculty. h can be quJte healthy for the
kids to .,. the history te.m. out
running around on a toOCll' &lid.
When It was aD over, the woman
-who had Id up the clinic for the
tchool ad, "Well, kids. wt\8l do you
think ol the OalM Tornado?" The
ttudents tUrted tcranWlg and going
wild mid we wa. wry proud. We'd
shown them how much fun soccer
could be mid they lowd It. And then
lhe Mid, "I'm to Imp 1111d. When I
alked you to come here, I had no
Ida wtlat al you could do .... But I
d don't -how you can do al thoee
thklgl on le-.... "
We knew we d had a long rm
weytogo. ~
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• .u..ble bunch,
~ milion peo-
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TheM days Amertc:ans brown~ for
various l'AIOOI: Some ol us want to
ec:otlOildll, IOme to simply Niu and
haw lunch at our ftr""*•· 10me go to the gym I jog or Wlllt , end ldll
others prefer home-c:iooMd foods '°' ftevor, nUlrtllonal needs, or diets .
Whether you're a brown-begga or
not, tt.. engi9lg Ndpes wll In-
troduce you to a new WCJC'ld ol lunch-
11me ddgtits and tum your coleagua
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cold foods • dinner II claNd and re·
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wllh lunch. TMy ...... --foode
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c:ocMiers wllh Ml toe.my .... poolb•
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chicken or meat kMf from fiaq n19ht'1 din·
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pmt Ind belle In pNt I f 360° °"" for
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322 Rose Lane, Medford. Oregon 97501
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protects voor privacy. in an •ttractlve,frW1' / blooml for ctltting, beginning ju1t 6 to ~
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wtlh a luxurtoue lartolM lhell loc*, thte com-
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cakn. Anollw draw holde 2 appHcatore
~ and 2 brultm. Topping It off le a~
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medium saucepan. Brtng to botl-
lng po4nt; reduce hat. cover
and timme 15 minutes. ·
J. To tote: lAdJe dellred portion
Into wtdc-mouth VKUum )er and
cover. R~ Wtowr.
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; let and until water Is ab-
' about 20 minutes.
• In saucepan. combine water
milk; heat to boding,
• Sclr In IOllkcd bulgur. eaal.
gar, salt. margannc and
mai-H. Cool to luM'Narm.
• oi.olve yeasc In 1/J cup very
water In large bowl; stir
di dleloMd.
. Add luk«warm ceral mbrtuR!
whole-wheat flour; bat un,
smooth.
• Add enoudt aU-purpo1e flour
make a ldff dough. Tum out
a llghdy floured tio.d and
until smooth .nd claldc.
8 to 10 mkluws.
• A.ca In ~ bowl. tum-
to ~ top. COYCr and let
In warm ~free from draft
tll doubled. ,&ut 1 hour.
Punch dough down. Tum out
co~ floured bosd; dMdc
Ml. P*:.c Into ~ )( s )( 3-tnch Ioli pens and lilt
In wsm p&.ce until doubled
~ . .tiout 1 hour.
• a.k.-tn pr.,, 11a1 d 400° own
45 "*"'-or until O\.t II
brown Md loliYa tound
dow when r'R*i· .o. Remove from pane and cool
wn ndca. Cut wtd\ MtT...t
a*, ,..... 2 '°°'*
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°"'°" 1. In bowl of food prooeuor
with metal chopping blade,
place beans, vinegar, chill pow,
da, wound cumin. Tabetco. salt
and onion. Proccu unlll
smooth. Or mix by hand , mash,
Ing beans wtth wooden JPOOO.
2. UM mixture as a dip or
lpNad for a1lp rew vegetables:
carrota, bell pepper ICl1ps, celery
tddu, clwny tomatoa. broc:coll
flowerct1, zucch ini sticks.
cucumber ltk:ks. Pack dared
amount In small oovered con·
bllncr to tot.•.
Molca about 4 .avln!lf
STM-SlUDDID
SANDWICHES
• Siad mUlhrooml. red and ween ~. red oruon and
Swtll OI Jart.t.g d-...
•Sliced hard-cooked en.
lllcied tomato' tip'OUtl. lllced
C1'CUrribef.
• Uwrwunt er llwr s>Mt, crtirp-
cooked bee.on. c:ole aw on
~· • Tune curry wtd\ cumnca and
~Ull. ~ i.ttuce.
• lNnty lllc:td Genoe ..i.mJ or
P9P1*onl, **9 moms•.
roemd ptppll'I, ll8uce .
. • Cr-.n ct...., 6:..t cucum·
ti.n,*ecll9dWw,etwedded
drt.d belf' 1911\a.
Eveqone Needs
a Litile Comfort .
A leisurely cruise on a paddlc-
w})eel steamboat ... the perfect
time to enjoy the companionship
of good friends and the smooth,
mdlow taste of Southern Comfort.
Try Southern Comfort with
Ocean Spray* Cranberry
Juice Cocktail for a crisp,
refreshing taste combination
we call the "Scarlett O'Hara."
Scarlett O'Hara .,our I jigger
(1 1/1 ounC'cs) ofSouth~rn Comfort
over ice cubes and fill lht' gbss with
Ocean Spray• C ranberry Juict> Cocktail.
Add a wedge of lnnC' and C'njoy.
The Name Game TRUE OR FALSE?
·1. Arlt nama can play an important
ro&e In fat lmpralk>ns.
2. A name change can reflect a per-
tonabty change. By John E. Glbeon 3. It Is so common for a woman to
advertlaement
1 Million Famous LCD
Quartz Calendar Watches
To Be Sold For Only 55 Apiece
In Mammoth PUblicity Dnve
AU who wish to apply for a watch
should write to the company before
Midnight, October 31, 1982
NEW YORK-One million
famous LCD Quartz calendar
watches wlll be sold as part of a
publicity campaign for only SS
apiece to the first one million
persons who apply in ~riting to
the company before ~idnight,
October 31 . 1982.
These arc the same nationally
publicized LCD Quartz watches
advertised in The New York
Times. TV Gui4c, Parade and
other leading publications. with
a built-in computer so powerful
it never needs winding and
which is accurate to within sec-
onds per month. Time and date
arc displayed in full Quartz
digital mode; and a unique
.. backlight" allows viewing even
at night or in total darkness.
These famous LCD Quartz
calendar watches will not be
sold at this price by the com-
pany in any store: To obtain
one at trus price, apply in writ-
ina to the company address
(below) no later than Midniaht,
October 31, 1982.
• 1IN ~~A L.onl, Lid.
Each watch carries a full one-
year money back guarantee and
will be replaced by the com-
pany, free of charge, if it ever
fails to function.
There is a limit of two (2)
watches per address at this
price. but requests wruch are
mailed early enough (before
October 25) are permitted to
order up to S watches.
To apply for an LCD Quartz
calendar watch, mail your name
and address and this original
printed notice together with SS
for each watch desired. Add
only $2 shipping and handling
no matter bow many watches
you are requesting. NOTE:
Specify model and color choice
for each watch as follows:
Men's Gold (hem #2D710A).
Men's Silver (Item #207208),
Ladies' Gold (Item #20730C).
Ladies• Silver (Item #207400).
Mail to: Delucca, Goldrich A
Lord, Ltd., Calendar Watch,
Dept. 613-91, Bos tilt, Wnt-
burJ, N.Y. 11~9!. (02t711)
.
change her name upon rnamage that
this tradltk>n has no particular ~
logical Impact.
4. If you want someone to remember
your MJne there's nothing much you
can do about It except ho pe that he
has a good memory.
5. If you want to remember someone
else's name, there's a simple te ch·
ruque for doing so.
ANSWERS
1. True . In a audy of ftnt names and
first meetings, a team of Florida State
University Investigators discovered
that "In Initial encounters with others.
-ther• Is often onJy a limited amouut of
lnformaUon which may be utilized In
forming a flut Impressio n , and the
piece of Information most frequently
d~ In such situations is the per·
son's Arlt name." Thus, the re.searchers
observed. the lmpralk>n created by a
first name may well be a audal factor In
the overall first Impression .
2. True According to psychological
studies at Louisian a 'State Univ en lty.
the desire to change one's name indi-
cates the surfacing of new facets of per-
sonality which have been previously
submerged, along with a change In
outlook on life. Or It can mean an al·
tempt .. lo f Ind oneself' thro ugh
selection of a new name which
seems to express one's true Identity.
3. F°*. The Louisiana State Univer·
sity lnvestlgAtors conduded that .. a).
though for most women the name
change may be of ltttle signlftcance and
fo r some a sought·after ho nor. for
others II may repraent a tignt8cant loss
and the beglnntngl of a pattern of self-
depredation and submission of one's
penonallty to that of another."
4. FaJ.. A Cleveland State Univer-
sity audy obMrved that when subjects
were~ a penon's name Immediate-
ly upon rnftting that pet«>n. they
often had trouble recalling the name
later. But when subtecb had the
c:hanc:c to talk to an lndMdual and
Jomaan-themtetYa wtd1 the new
pcrton ftnt and then learned the
M1M, It WM .... for them to r.qi
the penon's name kffr. ThJt IUggatl
that If you went tomeOM to NrMm·
be yout name. don't Introduce your-
tef und1 elm you and he hew had a
lllde time to git acqumnted.
5. TnM. A tarn of tpettslWt at Bri-t• 'a~ ol i.....c.s.. offs an
UlllJ method for r•mcmberta~ pee>·
plie's names. The method lnvotves
ftrst converting the name tnto an Im·
age that II nnnembered eesDy. For
a.ample. FJ.hter can be made Into
/flh .t1r and be lmagtned • a ftlh ltlr·
rtng, and Gordon un becom. gar·
den. The next step tnvotves chOOltng
a faclal feature and linking the Image
of the name to It. Thut If Mr. Gordc>n
hu a large note, an tmage coukS be
formed of a garden growing ,_
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Bye, Bge Baby: When to Skip the Slttet T
fter. leaving her
7-yea-~ld twin
900S alone for
an hour, a C.00-
necticut mother
returned to 8nd
them~. l..afier.
learned that they had
a busy highway and
to their baby siner's
uM. Obviously, they
't ready to be left a&one
observe how well he or she Is
abie to communicate with
yo u and o ther people.
Should an emeigency arise
when he is a&one. he may
have to call on someone else
anct must be able to dearly
verbalil.e the sffuaUon."
No matter how mature
your child is. there are
precautions you sho uld take
before leavtng him or her
alone. "One thing a child
needs Is a backup system, a
neighbor he can tum to In
case of an erne:rgency," em-
phames Dr. Judith Katen-
berg, clinical professor of
psychlatry at New York Uni·
versity School of Medk:tne
and co-dkector of the Center
for Parents and Children in
Rotfyn. N.Y. Ako, do you
haw proper locks? Does
yow child know how to
operate them? Do you have
smo&ce detectors? Hew you
had practice fire drill? Are
emergency phone numbers
ealllly accastie?
If th«e se sewral chlklren
In the house, parents should
be c:anfuJ not to owrburden
the oldat slblng wtth too
much rapon~ ... P..nts
should not be gone too fre·
quently Of for long periods."
Dr. 1-Mmlt cautlonl, "because
If the oldat chlld ,.. too
OYntaxed In hll c.apedty to
be raponlAM, he may ne-
glect hill .... ln9lad of
~WlllU.Y, 0...a, -•11
heJping them ...
If a child Is having emo-
tional problems -as a result
of his parents' recent divorce,
for Instance -then he
should not be left by himself.
"When ch1ldren are ~
jeded to traumatic events,
they tend to "9es5 and can
become frightened ," ~s
Dr. Hemtt.
When parents feel thetr
child Is ready, they should
proceed by leaving him for
short periods of time to see
how he does. If he doesn't
obey lnstructk>ns, becomes
overly afraid or can't handle
litde problems that pop up,
he probably Isn't ready to be
left alone right now.
One last point: How yolA'
child handla' hlrmeff without
a baby sitter has a lot to do
with how he's been raised.
Or. Hemlt feels parents
should prepare their children
to cope wtth being on their
own by being upfront wllh
them. ~ who haw
always been told by their
parents when they were go·
Ing out, where they were go-
ing and when they would be
back. are able to adapt much
better than children who9e
parents snuck out the back
door as soon as the slter ar·
rived."
Above al, being open al-
lows a chi&d to develop a
sense of tru9t tn r~ to his
parents, Or. Henk adds.
"He wil learn that separa-
tions do not mean complete
abmldonment. By bulding
your child's capadty for deal-
ing wlh ~now, he
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Cutting College Costs
By Peggy J. Sctvnldt
If you're planning to attend college
in fall 1983, it's not too soon to
begin thinking about where you
WW\l to go to dK>OI. The~
economy and continuing reports of
proposed cuts In Federal aid to educa:..
tion are causing some students to Umit
tha search to neaiby colleges or ones
!that are state supported.
But thar may be a mistake. say col·
lege financial-aid experts. ~vou can't -.me that you won't be able to af.
tuttlon at c.ertain colleges before
've lnwstigated al your ftnandal.
options." says Danyl G. Greer. as·
e director for Government rela-•
at the College Board.
Here are descriptions of the major
$3,000 a year, regardless of their In·
come level. at Interest rates between
12 and 14 percent. If the rares on
three-month Treasury bills continue to
go down, the current 14-percent rate
will drop.
The biggest drav.iback of ALAS is
that ~ents aml !;Jaduate students
must begin repayment within 60 days
of bank approval. Your coUege flnan·
dal·ald office can tell you If banks In
your II.ate offer ALAS. c....,....e ... d Program.. Indi-
vidual colleges administer certain
Federal loan and grant programs. If
you need money for coDege , it's
worthwhile to apply to one or more of
them, even If your family's Income
isn't low. Just as important as income
are the number of dependents In your ·
Undergraduate. whose famlllea have an Income of
$30,000 or lea qualify for up to $2,500 a year.
famUy (and the number of c:hlktren in
college) and the cost of tuition at the
college of your choice.
To apply. you must ftD out the Col-
lege Board's Anandal Aid Form
(F.A.F.). the American College
Testing Program's FamUy Rnanda1
Statement (F.F.S .) or fonns &om the
college to which you're applying.
(Both the F.A.F. and F.F.S. •e
available from your high IChool
guidance counselor or the finendal·
aid office of each college you apply
to.) These forms ask for lnfonnadon
about yow-famMy's finances that Is u9l!d
to cakulate finandal need. For a
processing fee of las than SS. your
analyzed data will be tent to the col-
leges to which you 're applying.
Among college-based P«>!J'&mS Is
the College Work~ Progr ...
which provides part-time )obs both on
and off campus. You can cam up to
$1 ,200 a year by working 10 to 15
hours a week.
Another point for consideration:
An lnaeaslng number of students are
declaring themselves self ·supporting
In order to qualify more easily for
Federal loan and !:Jani prO!:Jams.
Among other attena. you must not
live with your parents for more than
six weeks a year.
The free booklet, .. Student Con·
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ftce of Educatk>n. cxp&.ins Federal
program• In more detail. Write: Seu·
J. Schmldl 11 thuuthor oJ Making h on dent GuJde, P .0 . Box 84, ,_
Fr. Job (Auon Boob). Washington , O.C. 20044. 1&61
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able to serve.
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Bg Roealyn Abcevaya
he verdict rang out dear-
ly: Not guJltv bv reason
of lntanlt}I. John C .
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dent Ronald Reagan.
had been acquitted on
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sination.
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and soon reverberated across the na·
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many quarters. several of the Ju.ran
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ty -and now they feh anger and
regret.
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show up for jury duty? Be
prepared to wait ln one of the
jury assembly rooms before
being called. Veterans of jury
MrVice advise you to bring a
good book. cards and coins
for any brief telephone calls.
lV. usually available, gives
many their first dose of day-
time "soaps."
Once prospective jurors
are called Into the courtroom,
attorneys are allowed to
quadon them on any matter
which may disclose pre·
judke, and they are allowed
to challenge a certain number
of appointed jurors; the num·
ber Is set by the court. (If
you 're choMn and the trial ls a
long one. you may be ex-
cused for a good reason.)
"Lawyers are on their best
behavior while questioning
prospective jurors," says New
York trial lawyer Aaron
Broder, "In order to win their
fruit and confidence and gen·
to 'make points.'"
In recent years there has
been contToversy over the
use by some lawyers of so-
hlstlcated methods of jury
leC:tion . "These days, be-
ause so much Is at stake
llln.ancialh.i, particu.Lsly In cor·
and penonal-lnjury Ii·
llmllk>rl, lawyers clamor for a
scientific approach to
oostng jurors -who wUI
toward deliberating for
heir side," says Lori 8 .
drews. a Chicago-based
orncy who writes on the
ole of psychology In the
urtroom. "Many lawyers
ve openly admitted enlltt·
the help of experts." lt's
erfectly legal. reports
ANtrft.,., but IOme quation
ethics.
~ ury research ftrms have
sprung up to help law·
yen In this ... by ullng
techniques that tnclude
8glng reheanals with mock
11ron before the actual b1al.
One lawyer, Andrews re·
ates, hired reHarchera to
JroftJe the jurors mott likely to
9vor hiscllent, ah~ eehool 1lrt peralyaed In a alllh wt1i&e
n a ca dr1wft by the <Mfen.
..... They NPOrted thM the
.. )Won would be OMS
WM> pa.c.d a high value on
he future that '"' Iott to the ~. and thae Included
!OUng. umn.ned __..
fllt'l lncoma under $15,000
-people who had high
lopll for the own futwe.
I It.lite courts: S30 per day plus I transportation expenses. aJ.
though you can be asked to J serve as a juror a maximum of
30 days ln any two-year pcri·
od. ln unusually long trials,
you may be required to serve
for the duredon of the case.
But Federal court stadsdcs tn·
dlcate that only one·ftfth of
the trials take four days or
longer.
unlike some of the Htnddey
juror$. doesn't have regrets
later? Since It's rare that a
judge Instructs the jury on
anything but what kind of ver·
~ they may brtng In, these
guidelines from Tom Mun·
sterman, director of the
Center for Juiy Studies.could
help.
The uoce •am In the 1957 moule drama of the triGs and fribuJa.
ttom o/ 12 ~ Men.
lf you are employed and
summoned to jury duty, do
you still get paid your salary?
That depends on your com-
pany's poUc:y. In most states
there ls now legislation pro·
hlbMtng an employer from not
continuing to pay a juror's
regular salary.
How can you become an
effective juror, one who ,
1. Prep.e a bit of ilRMtS In
the case for dltcussk>n . 2. Let
each juror have his or her say,
taking one l"ue at a time.
3. Vote on each lsaue sepa·
rately to narrow differences.
4. Don't allow anYC>n• to in·
timidate you by making per-
sonal crltidsms, for exam~.
"Yo u're so Indecisive." A
good comeback: "Let's stick
to the Issues. not l'!WI
personalities." 11L1
For many lndJviduals. serv·
Ing on a jury Is an tnteresling
and worthwhde ~·
Unda R. Cavlnesa, project
director ol the jury standards
task force for the National
Center for State Courts, has
criuCTossed the country to
ltUdy the jwy-selec:tlon sys-
tem, and what has lmpreseed
her most is "the wtlltngnas
and pnde people take In serv·
Ing on a jury." Their biggest
complaints? "The wafting to
be called," Cavlne11 says.
"and not actually getting to
serve."
There are good reasons
why prospective jurors often
have to coot their heels wait·
Ing to be called. On any gtven
day, a ca. may be Mtded out
of court or pollpOned. Or wit·
naees may not show.
There are also Federal
oourts whk:h may summon
you to jury duty. According
to Wiiiiam R. BurchJll Jr ..
deputy general countel In the
AdmlnlslratM Offtce of the
U.S . Courts, ~ under
400,000 people served as
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the year ending June 1981.
"One difference betWMn
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BurchJll, .... that the types of
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by the U.S. Corv• acc:ord-
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Damart does this with a new miracle fabric-Thennolactyl. You
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