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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1982 ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA SOC E NTS
Downtown Costa Mesa putting on happy face?
By J OL>I CA UENll EA ll
0 1 the Delly Piiot Stell
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of parks
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the rl'(.'C'SSIC)ll:Jf'Y (loud l'OVl'I
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a t Doht•nv. San Cl1·11wnt1· and
San Onufr<.' an· ho11w
T ht'lr rn o lh1·r:. ear µool
children 10 l ol·al sl·h ou l .;
H usbands k1 s-; tht.•rr w1vt-:.
goodbye o ul.'>1d1• t·am1~:r trc.tlt•r:.
before heading off to wu rk
And th1• numtwr uf full llml'
stale park "re-s1d1·11L-." in South
Orange County 1s tnl'n•asing say
local California Depar tm ent o r
P arks and Recreation Dfhc1als
Rangers attnbute murh of 1hr
influx of park communit11•' 111
sto rmy c:cono my
Jack P Stow1., .in"' m.111Jg1·1
for tht· thrN· <;I.alt p.J r k-. f1i.:un·'
then· are bt•t wt.·t·n :!O .ind :m of
what h1· t1•rn1,, 'p1·11·11n1.il
Camilit.">" m San Cl1·m1·1111• St.1lc·
Park al11n1., with -;m;oll1•r
numl"wf<> at neat II\ l>11h1•1w .inti
San Onofrl' s tall· µ,11 k'
"Many 11f th1•<;1· <trt• r.,mi111·-.
without Job~. no mon<•v, JU:O.t
try ing lo get by." ~11d St11w1" "
43-ycar sldh· park r.111gn
Greg Kauffm:on , -.11p1·rv1-.1ng
rangf'r at San l 'l1•r111•nlt• S tall•
Park. agrP«'d with has li11:-.'.'
asses ml·nt 111 th1· nunihl·" ,.f
long-l('rm c.Jmpo·r'
The a ll rat ll11n. ~· .,,,1cl " tlw
lo w 'rl•nt " .it ,t,111• park-,
1·urn•ntly $~ po ·r 111ght (or "
devl'lopetl <.c1mp-.1l1• .Jflci $h f11r
full tra iler hookup -,111•-,
ThOS<• ralf:'S will gn up tho· ftr<;t
of the vear. lo $h fur dP\'t•lupc-d
sites and $9 frn hookupl> .,tell
far chc•..ipc·r than 11•n11n~ c1n
apartml·nt 1n 'oulh OrdllR1'
Count" But· th1•n • drt' clr.1wh.11·k-, to
ltvtng full trnll' 111 .J -,t,111· p.1rk
besides thr 1ncon vc•nll·nt·I' o f
walking to a r~troom. the· dui.t.
the cr amp1•ci qu.1rt1·1" ••nd. tn
so m t.• t as1·~ t 11nk 1 ng nu tdnors
each d av
For nrw t h111g. I ht• 111.1 x1mum
COJlS("('Utl VI' p<'rlOd for Whll'h a
camps1tc• may ~· rt·~·rvt·d ranges
from S<.'Vl'n tn :IO day~. dPp<>ndeng
on th ~·ason t1nd lo<·at1on
W hen thr· t 11nt• ·._ up. long ll'rm
camper'> musl h'<WI' tht.• park f11r
a t least 24 hour:-.
So what do the• s<•m r
perma1wnt v1s1111rs do wht•n 11·..,
tune to ll•avc·"
"If thn"re .it S.m Cl1·mt•n11.,
th e y dri.;:,P UJJ In r>o hi>n v or
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D•llY Piiot t lan photo•
Home sweet camper at parks
lla mmi I.ump, 6 , gtudi..-s a t pi<'nic table .
By STE VE MITCllELL Otlhe Delly Piiot 81•n
To Wtlltdm and Nam v Lumµµ.
homC' ts a t1nv pop uµ ll :1il1·r .it
San Clt'mt.•nlP S tate· P;ork
"Thi!> was our rt•t 1 t'<tl111nal
veh1dt• back 111 Ch1t·a.:o.' Nancv
laugh<'d. po1nttnf( to lhl• two
whee· I aluminum and t .invas
trailer
"I m·vN thought wt•d 1•nd up
hv1ng 111 1l"
W1lltam "ork<'tl as J wddt·r 1n
C hicago Wh<'n th<· plant dr>M'll
a t thC' C'nd o r 19HO. h1· foun d
h1m.o;d f JOblt'SS
"H1~ union ~;11d 1h1•rf· v. a:.
work in Cahforn1.i hut bv thC'
time we• go t here·. I hen· ·wen'
layo ffs." Nancy .;.11d
T he Lumpps rl'ntt'll a houst• 1n
Escond ido. pulling $1.1100 down
for first month':., la.:;t month's
rent a nd a clPnning d<'pos1t
H f'r hu.,band's ;oh scc>k1ng
efforts provt-d fru1tlt•ss. And four
m o nths latt-r tht• famsl v was
as k ed t o IC'avt• bet·aus t; lht·y
t'Ould n 't mak<' lhl' pciymenLs
T h at's when thl" rnuplc. thc>1r
th re<' dau~hters and two dog~
began staying nl stat~· µarks up
a nd d o wn tlw t.·oast. living tn
the ir tent trailt•r
Wilham lamfrd . Jllb at th1•
San Onofr<' NudM G(•nf'rau ng
S tation in March He· was lmd off
tn A ugust
"We hdd JUS l .a b11u I sa v r•d
1•1u1ugh lO gc-t 111lu a pl;ic <' whP11
hl' was laid off" NarlC'V '><lid with
a shnsg -
I l1·'s bal·k <1t llw J.lOWC'r pl.1111
nov.. and his w1fco !>.lid tho· Job
look s g ood al lt-a.;;t t tl rnugh
Januarv
Tht· ~'(1Uple pa) $h p1.·r d,1) for
1he1r campSlll'. plus another $2
per day for lhC' <logs And wh1k
that's prC'tty cht•ap rrnt. Nam·v
Lumpp ..aid her hu:-.hanci"s $7 ~u
an hour '><llary 1:. s pn•ad pn·ttv
1h1n
"Th<· 1 h1ldrC'n rC'alm 1h;1t rr
d 11 ddy had a bPl tC'r JOb, WC'
wouldn't he dotn~ this
Th<' rouplr's daughtPrs a.s wt·ll
as uthl'f C'hildrC'n 111 the par k.
attend local schools. with park
parc•nts tak ing turns driving
tht·m to and fro m lhP Sa n
Clement<• ('ampust-s
Dt•sp1le the r a t hl'r rugged
lifcstyl<', Nancy said th e• family
has grown closer
T hi' L umpps have bc•t•n a t San
Stat<' Park for about two month-;,
and s pt>nt thl' previous f 1v1•
m o nths al the more ..,part.in
San Onofre State Par-k
And every 15 days w mel1m1·s
l1•ss when lhe park is full the
Lumpps must paC'k up and leave
for a t least 24 hours. du!' to park
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Suspects
in baby
case held
8 } Pllll. SNEIDERMAN
01 th• Delly Piiot 61•11
T" 11 ..,1:-.t1·1.., h.avt· l>t.'t.'11 arrt·!>th.I
111\ 'U'-IJll'IOll of burgfdrtZtng the·
hom" o f a Cu:-.1.1 Ml's<l w omttn
whtl1· bahv -.1tting ht·r 5 y t•ar-olct
son
!Jul11 •· ,al!'>(1 <1n · envesugaung an
ollq~.i1111n tlw boy wao., dr uggro
bv th<· h«bv -,tttt·r:-.
J '/\11w L yn Ow1•ni.. 21. and a
17 Vl'ar· ulcf ~1:-.1t·r whust· name• ""'~ w1thhl·ltl , Wl're arn·stcd
w 1tli11u1 inndl'nl Friday rnght a t
tht·tr hornt• al 11 Kamal11 Court,
N1•wpor t 81·a1·h , .wnird1ng to
Custa Ml·:-.a p11l 1c t· Lt Gary
Wt•bs lt>r
Hl· !Wtld th•· uldc·r woman was
plan·d 1n Orangt· County Jail in
ltl'U or $25.000 h<11I The younger
su!>pt'l l was taken to Orange
County J uvenile Hall
T hl' two were sought by police
a ft e r E li ~a b e th Ha m mad
n ·pt1rll'CI th<1t. '>hi' rc·tumed ho mC'
trom ,·1ork Thur~dav lo find h er
s<Jn Chn:.LUphl•r tn a stupor and
various belongings. mcludm g a
sterc'O .ind a color u,•lev1s1on 9C't.
m1:-.sing
An <'mt>rgenl'y room p hysician
.11 ll•Jag Memonttl Hospital said
trJU''> o f a tra nquilizer w e rc-
lound 1n the· hoy':. system T he
bov ha-. r!'<'OV<'rNI att'Urdtng to
.outhontu"
I l,1111mad tuld pohl't' s ht> had·
lttrt·cl a n·d h;11n•d bahy s1tt<'r
nam1•d "M:-irv" on WPdnesdav
Th ,. v. 11 rn a n h ad be f:n
,1('<'11111pan11·u l.J~ a <;1stcr while
l'ar111g for C hi 1M11pht•r and h1~
I() \ l '.l I old urot her
Lt W1•l1s 11·1 ~a1ct all llf thl·
b1:lo11g111~~ allt•gc•d ly tttkl'n from
tht· I [,1111m.1cl h onw h;iv 1• bN•f\
ff'( 11\'1 'I t'(I
111· s.i1d thf• Nl'wpor Beach
.. 1).tt•r' .111 lw1ng ht.·ld on the
Ii u 1 g I ,1 1 v l h ,, 1 g c· H <' s a 1 d
.iddrtmn.11 111vc'St1gat1on 1s being
l 11 n d u ,. t t ' d r l' g a r d 1 n g t h 1•
clrugg111g ,1llt gat111n
Firn1 lays off
366 workers
F.1ghl~ lwu workers at an
(rvtnC' dnlltng b1l fac tory were
among :J66 S mith International
c·mpl11yrcs laid o ff tn a n e w
round of cutbal'ks a nnou nced by
tht• 011 dnlltn.lo( Pqu1pmPnt firm.
Smtlh ln lt•rnatwna l. w h ich has
It!. l'Orporatt' ht•ad quarte rs in
NL'Wport &.•al'h . said 1t also h~
laid 11ff 880 ot hPr workers ove f
the Inst two mon ths. mostly in its
Tl•xas o pt•rat111ns
Th<' Smtth payroll has been
('Lil from nt';1rly l:l.000 c>mployees
in J anuary to 9,500 at prC'sent
Com p any .:µo kt'sma n Paul
Russ<'ll said lh<' layof fs resu lt
f rom a stffp d('('ltne 1n dom estics
d rilling for ml and natu ral gas.
rt>Sulung from d('(·hntnR dl'mand.
Three still hospitalized f roin gas leak ----INDEX-----.
Wanl lo l'UI )OUr tax bill thi~ year'?
By PHIL SNEIOERMAN
O("tfle Delly "ffot lltlfl
T h r<'e p eop l e rC'ma 1ned
h09p italiU'd Saturda y as a ret1ult
o f a toxic gas leak that forced thP
evac uation o f at l<'a st 1.00 0
people from an industrial arf.'a 111
lrvln e on Friday night
P olice and flre ornc,als 11&id 27
peop le wu.Q .urke n to a rea
ho9plt.als for treatement aft<>r a
cloud o f e thly e ne o x id e , o
chemical sterilizer, e.caped from
a ruptured tank a t Bentley Labs,
1 '502 Annatron g Av e
lrvlne police Sgt. P hil Povey. . . '
w h o had been at th e iK't'ne of th<•
spill for several h ours. w as in
stable condition S<\lurday night
at W este rn M ed1t"a l Cen te r in
Sa nt a A na , a a nurs i n g
supervisor said
One unid C'n lified Bt•ntlev Labs
employee was reported in good
condition Saturd ay night at Hoag
Me mo ria l Hospita l m N ewport
Be a ch , h ospital spo keswo m a n
S usan Maricich said
A third victim of the chemical
m ish ap . whose naml' was not
dilclOlled. was in stable condition
at Cost.a Mesa Memorial Hotif6tal.
r -•-• • _ __.,
Irvan<' police Sgt Scott C ade
s a 1 d o v c• r a I I 2 0 B e n t I l' y
employees. o ne Orange County
firefighter and six Irvine police
o fficers w e r e tak e n to a r ea
h os p itals alt~r co mplain ing o f
throat irr itation and tightness in
the c hest BA a result o( the toxic
gas leak.
M oa t w e r e r eleaae d alter
\rea~nt. he aald .
County fire lrtvest1s aton were
exp e c te d lo co n tlnue tholr
in veetlgatlon In to the cau.e of the aa. leak, but C.de Nld offldal.t
believe the chemical tank, which
contained about 900 1 a llon1 o f
l
ethyl~·m· o x1dr. mup turrci Ali u
r esul t o r m C't al f att ~u" in a
p ip e lln<'
T he IC'ak. which was reported
at abo ut 9 :3 U p .m Frid ay,
resulte d in the t>Val·u11t lon o f
about 1,000 peo ple in th<' five -
sq ua re-m Ile i n d u s t r ial area
around Bentle y Labs.
P h on e calls to the <.'ompany
we re n ot answered Saturd av
A ccording to police-and fire
o ff i cia ls. thl' t o x ic r u m e 11
d laslpated before they renched a
nu r b y resid en tial a rea o r th~
Marlr l' air b8sc In Tustin
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WC''rC' going lo tell you how in u se ries of
orticlt·s~ uTrimming your taxe ,'' s tarting
Monday in the Daily Pilot.
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Oran e COHI DAILY PILOT /Sunday, NovemtJor I•. 1982
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'Get me to the church on time'
CAMPER'S HOME • • • •
rul<'i. l11n11ing thl· lc11gth •ii
l'llnl>l'('U\IVl' dayl> ,1 l>lll' lllH\ lit>
1 l•st•rvto<l
Tht· family usually dr1vt·:. uµ
l lll1:-.t lo Doht•ny Stnt<· P ark ur
dtJWt1t~1asl lo lht• F.ll 111 Fnn•-.t ltl
i'::M•ond1d11 to StJy (111 <I d:1y nr
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" Wt' l ,1 11 1 t o 11 r v c11· J l 1o 11
Wt'(•kt•nd.'' Nunl'y -..ml
(.javt•n <i t·ho1n-. Narn·y S<JIU th•·
1.11nily would prl'l1•r tht• ,.,1ab1lity
II f ll h ') llH' l o l h l' l r a n s 11 ' 11 I
l1f\-,.,1yll' 111 th1• stall' park "ys11•n1
"But I'll $J.Y ww thing fur ttu:.
k1ml uf lif1·," :.ht• added "You
dun't likt• u:. 'l't11•v '>J V Wt·'n •
hvll1R off tht• u.ixµuyt•1,.:. Chuck
i.;11d
"Hl•ll, Wt' pav 11'111 JUi.l hkl'
11t1YbiKly e lse "
Tht-'u 1g~est µ1 uld1•111 with
liv 111~ in the µark sy,.,1t•111, l'hul·k
,,11u, ll> lht• l'1Jns1<111I lrlp II> the
1.ingt•r i.wt1on lO kl'l'fl tht•11 ..;1te
111 t ht-p<irk
"About tht• long, . .,1 vuu t·..an
,.,1ay in 1ml• :-.put 1::. ",. d.1yi.." Ho.,t·
.... 11<1
Wh1•11 tht• tmw's up, mw 111 th1•
udulb must get lo I 111• ran'°'t'f
,.,1.11111n a t l or :\ am 111 w.111 111
lmt·
'"'"T he c·hildren realizt• tha t if
d a ddy h a d a h e ttt•r j o b., w t•
wouldn't bt• d o ing this.""
,·11ul<l11 '1 a s k for ,1 h1·,dth11•r
a tm11sphl·rt· ..
Not to menuon what l>ht· trrms
a "1111111011 dollar" Vll'W from tht'
d1fb at San C leml·ntt•
Pointin g to the 1x:1•an bdow,
llntL'<.l pink by a law aftt•rnoon
::.un , thl• formf·r M1uw1•stl'rnt•r
sm1ll's and asked, "llow manv
p<'Ople get to see th1' evl·ry day'.'~'
Bdure las t wt'C'k . C huC'k Clark.
h1~ ~1rlfnend ROSt.• S tt·wart. their
thrt'<' c hildren and twu pit bulls
sit> pl in a I 0 -year-old L:>odr.w van
:md a s mall tent.
.. And tha l's JUSl tu gl'l on the
"'a11in~ h:.t al 8 am ," Chuck
t•xplainl'<.l. s haking hL-; h t'ad .
Thl·n somC'One has LO n •turn at
'l. p.m. to St'(' 1! tht•y t·an kt'E'p the
s ite for a noth e r four or five days.
"It's a real hassle. but wha t can
you do," Rose asked?
J eff Burdick said h e and has
girlfriend Yvette Canlu. plan to
move out o f Lhe1r campsite JUSt as
soon as they can scrape up
t"nough LO get into an apartment
in San Cleme nte.
(
I
(~oa,tu Mt>"u ',.. (;urry Luku,, ~""' In t•· for h il'I
weclJinti< Sutur d u)0 -bul lw t•tmld11'1 clo
nrn<·h n hout it . St•enu1 h ii, hc·;.11 mun,
hrollw r P c:tt-r Lukuh , h u ndt•u ff t•d '1im to a
post in frmH of lhc• Co~l u Mc·su Polic·c·
l>c.•purt nwn t c·n route· lo lh c· «hurc·h .
F iu nlly hi"' d utl, T o n ). u nJ O ffic·cr Tom
\\ i nlt'r 1•rovt•tl lo lw 1lw kt·y mc•n in
O pc •rntio11 Matrimon ), l o 1lw rc·l ic·f of
h r icl c• t\nrw M ill..r.
D•llr PllOI phOlot by flleh•rci Koehler
Now they've a<'qu1rl'CI <• 1954
trailer. making things a little
more comfortable for tht• family .
Th;.it might tx, somt• llmt• off.
t h e bt.<arded elel'trat·ian and
m cc h a n i c con c '-' d t• d H e· s
u n e mployed n ow. but m a k es
e no ugh to stay in th« park Crom
odd JOb s he dot>s for o thl'r
visitors
RESIDENTS OF PARKS INCREASE • • • Tiger vic tim
gets a n e w
baby brother
T h ey sharP a campsllt• a t San
Clem e nte State P a rk with
another couple. M 1kc.· W h1tacrt•
and Na ncy O rgov<in. who hail
fro~ Ohio.
Cpuc k a n d H ost· t'ame t o
SmlJhe rn California from Texas
t.:1. ... t May a fter C hul'k lost his JOb
as a plumber.
Mike and Chuck now do somf'
hou sf' 'painting and odd JObs,
w hil<' Nancy and Host• t'IPan
he 1USC'::. 1n nearby S;m Cll'nll'ntt•.
··We.· don't live herc.· bt't'oUS<' wt·
w<int to," Rose 111s1sH·d "We
dun't have any damn l'hOIC."t' ..
Shl· said the two l'OUples an~
c a u"aht up in a "Catt·h -t2 "
situation.
"1 could walk into a restaurant
anyWht're on the coast and gl't a
JOU llkc.• that," she said. snapping
hrr fingers
"B ut the e mplo y <·r alwavs
" d n t s a h o m e p h n n c· a n d .
naturcally, w e d on't have o nr
"A nd once they fmd out "'1·
liv1· in a state park . forget 11 ·
T ht> t w o couplt.'S said thry get
;ti11n~ pretty w e ll w ith oth er
I u 11 J1mt·rs in tlw park o;ystem -
hut it take a lot of abu.'*' from
,. ••t·a\ 1onl'rs
·'1'host• wf'ekt•nd warriors
J eff said he's b<•t·n hv111g in
statt• parks for tht' past f1 v 1·
yt•ari.. His girlfriend J01n1-d him
•wo y('ars ago.
Tht·v llvc.• in a t·:1mix•r sht>ll
th<tt f1i.., snugly u~ tht• rtatbed o f
Jdf's 1952 Ford p1t·kup
Thi' dn•am of <tn a1xirtm«'nl of
tht·11 own bt'(·amt• less n •ahst1l· a
h·w Wl'c•ks ago wht•n th1• couple's
puppy broke its ll'R
"It l'ost $350 to repair the· leg
a nd I had to give the vet tht• pink
s hp t o m y truc-k bc.•furc ht•'d
operate." Jeff reeallro
Jpff so d<>tc-s som1• surf f1,.,h111g
off S un Clt>mcntt· 111 put food on
thl· table. saying hc· t•an u sually
t·om1· up with a p;.inful r1f c-roak<•r
o r ,urf perch 1 n t ht· l a lt•
. .Clt-rnoon
Y Vt'llC' .,a vs "hc· ·... u 111l<•n1 to
h\'(• m 1h1· park.-. for 1111w . d1 ·,p111·
lha· lll'tjUt·nt tht-fL,, IUll 111' \.\llh
\ .tl at 111n1·r" and rH't :1-.1011..i I
di....put1· ... with thl' ran).(1•1 .. ,
"It'!> rc·allv beauuful ht·n · ·
"Tlwn:!> fresh .. 1r vou '4'.ln St't
di1· lx•ath. a nd thP pn~l' 1:-right "
down to San Onof n· for a day or
twu," Stow1· said. "If th0&.· <:amps
an' lull. thl'Y park in thl' day-use
;1rc•:1s unul nightfall. thl•n drive
out and p<irk on thl• s tn't.'l "
Only to n •turn tht· m ·xt clay.
Stowe· s aid tht• maJunt y o f
long-tt·rm v1s1tor:. Jr<• "good
pPopl1· "''ho an· JUSI down o n
lhl·1r lu!'k "
"Q u111· .1 ft•w w111 k at tht•
rowt'r plant," Stow1· sa id ,
nofc.•rnng to l'U rurtruct1un workers
a nd c ng1m""t·rs a l th<' San'Onofre
Nuclcdr Gc·ncraung Swuon , just
th ree miles a o ut h o f Sa n
Clcm enll' State Park
Many of those w orkers either
n mnol ,1ffo rd rent. o r <.·house to
l1v1• in the· park ·system, figuring
tht•1r JObs arc· only temporary.
Other lo ng-term park v 1s1 t.ors
.in· un1•mploycd. or work at odd
JOhs. Ir~ ing to S(:rapc up t·nough
n111rn·v to gN mt.o an aparlmC'nl
:n rH'.11 h\ Sdn Clt·nwnh'
Bu I K.1u If m;rn t·onC't ·dt'Cl :.onll'
ol 1111' tull 11m1· n •-.1cl1•111. ... ot thl'
IJ.• l'K •' n · •• p1ohlt·111
\N1 ·,1 n ntl'd an 1m rt'<''" 111
1111 fh n-c 1·1Hlv." KJuffm.111 1><11u
• \V1· \'t• bt't'll )<)';Ill~ •• lo t of Ill'
Winds decrease
(.'"a s t n l . Lo!l'I varoab1e wmds becom1no wPSI lo souchwest 10 10 t5 kno1s
1n attarnoon and dacreaaino on aventio Sou1hwes1 swells two 10 cl1roe reel Va rt able 11 ogh cloudiness '
C'a lifornia
Cold noohls and cloudy day~ Ch8'8Cletoze Southern Cahlorrua
weather this weekend but no
repl•y ot lasl week's torren•~ 1s
e•P«:led HithS today Wiii oenerally h1I the
mod~s and mod· 701 woll> lows
applpacn•no 40 1onioh1 V8ftable h•Oh cioudonen """ prevtll 1n all areas Los AngeleS
wtll uve a h!Qh today and • io. ot
H hi will range lrom ab<>ut 70 52 'f 'O"'
10 7 on 1ne valleys and •tono lhe COOSI. dipping 10 52 8 to 62 In lhe Owt!rll Valley Lows to'1•Qhl wlll
dr o~ to the 40& and lo w 501. 11n "g lo 28 to J8 '" Owens Vel T«nperatures will 1111 into lhe
601
~x tended
fo recast
V•lat>le hlOh cloudiness w11h
cha~ ol tl\ower1 at 11mM m11n1y
In "*'nl81n• In COHtal MCtoon9 hl0h4 S4 to 72. lows 5 4:1 It. 5~
Mouttaln hight'" 501. lows ~o 10 4S
lf .S. sunirnary
I • • SllOW we t 1ca11ered from Iha
n0<11\e"' Rockies acrou tn. Orut Lakt • end cnio lhe norther" APP4'•chl•n• Salurdey and COid t1mf1retur11 1pread over the Norlll C«llrel stet* T ... 1110W had eprew:I KIOU the Gre4t Lek .. region during the
night and by eerty In the dey wu
conc9ntr•led O¥er the io-OrMI
l •kt• r•glon l'1d the centr11 App1 11cn1an1. wct h mo lt 1cclfnullllon1 •round one 1nd
two ~· On Frldll)' the tlorm h•d dumped up to 18 lnche• of
ano" on 1om• pert• ol UPP•• M~. .... lllOWf .. i de> .. OP9d CMll
ti!• .,o<.,..n Aoc1c1ee. whef• a lnch6t Of •now tell ea 8111t!!QI,
~""" ~..,.. """ In flle tMne -• .Ullefed from ~ MICf"9I" to Mont-I n' •er m • r r•glone, r ein oont Mine the nlgM tN«
.... t Of New Enolend, wMll
•
1 75 inches a1 HllT1l0<d. Conn end t 5 1nel\eS at Provtder>Ge R I Bui n0<1r>et1~ wind reac/leO lhe New Enoland coast duro"9 Che day eno1ng the nt1n and oroppong
cemperalures into the 30s Temper at u1 e5 around lhe neetons al 2 p m EST ranyed lrom t 1 degrees ac Duluth and 1n1erna1tonal Falls Minn . co BJ at l.A1am1 and Wes• Palm Beach F111
1 he day s 1ow was !> 'below ze<o at H1bb1no end tnCernauonal Falls
Minn
For lo<Jay sunny sic.1~s were l0<f!Cas1 over moSI of lhe nallun w11h s11ow sprea<11ng through lhe Great Lai.es region rnto New
England
Snow CJ
Highs the 20s were prf!d•cted over the northe1'1 P1111ns and the Great lakes 1eg1on In lhil 30s and •Os lhrouoh New Enotend lhe
Ohio Valey. the ~nlrll Plains and into lhe Pac•hc NO<lhwest m the
SOs ovm 1~ South '" lhe 60s over 1ou1nern Floroda end soulhern
T .. es an<I m ll>e 70s In aoulhe"'
Cahlorn1a
Fronts Cold .-or Wc1rm WW Occlueleel ~ Stahonary ••
T er11pera t11.res
NATION Albany 64 H
All;>uque<que' !11 27
AnchOrage J9 29
A.Hallie 7 t J7
Allsnllc Coly SJ 43
Ball•more 7 t 46
B1111nos J4 JO Bormtngham 68 J4 Boose 46 27 Bos1on 10 54
Bullalo 68 J8
ChllrlMIOn SC 75 55 Chll<IMlon WV 75 3J Charlolle NC 72 44
Cheyenne 36 02
ChlCaQO 60 2J C1nc1nnat1 67 27
c..-.e111nd 66 J3
COlumt><•. S.C 78 48
Columbo• 6:1 211
DaHn -Ft Worth 65 32 Denver 44 22
Des MOlnes 44 11 OetrOlt 80 32 El P .. o 6J 38 Folrt>anh 35 20 Flagtl•fl Jll 2t
0rM1 Fllll• J8 21
Hlrtfofd 85 44
HonOlutu Hout1on tndoanopoios
JAGkton MtSS
nc~aonvtll~ June nu
l(ansas C11v
lH vngas
Li1118 Rock
Los Anoeles Lou1sv1lle Memptus M1am1
Miiwaukee MPlt·SI Paul Nathvtlle New Orle•ns New YO•k Oklahoma C11y Omaha Orlando Phlladelph1a
Phoenl• P1ll1burgh
Pa<lland Me Pa<lland O•e Reno Salt Leke Sen Ar1ton10 San Diego S•n Franc1aco Se111lle SI loula
81 Pe1e-lampa Spok•ne T~ka
Tucaon Tutu Wuhrnoton WIC:htll
82 &8
73 48
63 23
7 t JS
81 5•
34 l t
49 t5
58 J8
68 26 71 57
64 26
70 29
79 73
St 2:1 28 06 67 27
80 46
68 47
49 07 J5 t3
83 62 88 .. n so 611 33
6!> 56 45 39 42 20 47 38
70 41
7 t 51 57 47
44 34
65 18
82 70 JS 18 .. 17
68 48 53 28
73 48 4!) 18
BURf RIPDRT
twf ... ... ....
Zl.wn• 2 3 10 811111 Monica 2 3 tO ~8eKh 3 -4 10 Sen Diego County 3 -4 10 OutlOOI< lor Monday Liiiie 'llhltll09
•
3 3
3 3
aw WSW waw W8W
CALIFORNIA
Bakers held 60 40
Eurei.a 59 41
fre$nO 60 4J
Los Anoelf!$ 71 57
Paso Robll'S 61 36
Rad Brull 60 311 Redwoo<I CtCy 58 ~ ~no 42 40 Saaamen10 60 J5
Saltnas 64 4 I
San Diego 1 t 51
San Franc•sco 57 47
Santi Barbara 69 41
Stoctc1on 54 40
GL08Al
A'l'~Ce<dam !12 45 Alhens 64 43 Be11u1 59 52
Be1orad1> 59 43
Berlln 54 41 Brusselt 55 46
B·A1re1 88 !)4
C.t<O 66 SS
Careen 82 ee
Co~nh8Q<I" 55 48
Dublin so 4J
Frankfur1 6t 45
Geneva Sii 60
H1van1 81 72 H.a11nkl 4!) 45
Hono Kono 70 83 JeruHlem 60 4 1
Smog
The Air Ou•llly Managemefll OttlrlCI pr8dlC11 good 81r qvality IOd•y In all pof110na of lhe South Coua Air Buln
Goo d 11r c:11J 1llly with • Poflut1n1 8111\d•rd lrtdex of 42 le
lorecut lor mearopolll•n Loa ,
AngelH end lh• Sen Oabrlel. Pomone. S•n F•rnando end Santa Clorll• v1tteye A PSI of 42 le elto PfOdlclld f0r
lnllnd Orange Cou11ty. th• AIY9r-4d..Sen a.rnerdlno erH.
~1e1 regaone, 6-11, eennmo. M~t·fiilnore r90ton Ind 8'0
8Hf lei\•. AO!litd"flmng9 .,. • I~ ~
QoOd, O•tOO; unh .. 11111111 l•t
.. 111111 ve people. 10 t ·200t un.,...thlut fOf ewryone, 201·300
ttld llelardou9.
.Jac·k S l o\\ t•
l' h l' '> I "> • ( 0 tl d d 11 d l ' J 11) p I 11 g
l'CjlllJlllWlll ..
"Wt•'n · 1 ·v~·n f.{l'lll11g yuur
IVplt <.il domt•Stll' di:-.1.JUlt· .... " hi'
i-<ud. l.iughing
But mc1ny t'Ompl.imL-: .1hout th1·
full-llmt· populatu m at thr stale'
pa r ks L·ome from rt·turn
vacat111nf•rs. who s1•1· th<• sarn<'
campt•r,., t•<wh year
"Th1'liC.' people r·omt· bal·k , set"'
tht· p<>rt·nnaa l stayers a nd say.
'My Cod. it's tough r no ugh lo gel
a L'a mp s1 tc and th('S(' people are
a l"' avs here.' " Stowe said.
"Th ey don't realize these
J>li'OPlt' stay the hm1t, the n have
lo le a ve for at least a day," S towe
said
But both rangers said the state
parks syste m is n 't set up Co r
full-t1m1• uS<'rs
S1owt.> said the pa rk s
department 1s con s idering
llm111ng a vistor 's s ta y t o a
"
maximum of :m de1v~ p1•1 ,\'l·ar
"I 1 wou Id g1\'l' vac·a 11011c•r:. a
c:ham·1• to gl't away rrum thl·
h11hbul> 11f th<· nt~· for ,1 wt•t•k or
lwo "
In lht· nwant1mc>. r:.ingc•rs will
cu111111uC' to at·com modatl' the·
long-tl•rm campers, wav111g to
thC' f<1mil1ar faces a" tht•v t'Onw
uncl gu through th{'1r owr-1 gatt>d
commun1tv
"T hJt's 'exactly what we've got
h1.·rt'.0
' Kauffman said "A
guardt.'CI neighborhood."
STEVE MITC HELL
MESA • • •
Pala<.-e and Ste rling.
-City acquisition of abou t 3
acres for the construcuon o f the
50 apartments.
-Already romplC'll'd w a te r
service lmprovc.•ments.
Two -VPar-old Anthony
S•op<ini. t'Onvalesdng at M1ss1on
Community Hospital 111 M1ss1on
V11·111 from a t1gc·r <ittm·k . has
bt.•t•n 111nl'u 111 the hospital by h1~
moth1•r ;md nl'W b rotht·r.
N;wm1 StopaA eh v<>rro <1 son
Wt>dm">day at tht> hosp1ldl. The•
Stopani~. from Upland, now havt•
four ehaldrl•n . all boys
A hospJtal spok esw oman said
tod~•Y t hat Mrs S topant was
v1s111ng Anthony Mo nday when
she· h ad "<.'omplications" that led
doctors to hos p1tah2c h t!r The
b o v was born a few wt-ek s
pn:matun·ly
Mt·;.inwhtle. dol·t orl> an·
pn·µaring Anthony LO lc>a\'e the
hosp11<11. tht· spi>kt-swoman said
Ht• is l1sa•d in fair cond1t1on.
rl'('0Uf.>4:rattng from hc·ad anu lc•g
wound.., hc.· suffrred 111 thl• Ol·t
:?:J attal·k during a wild a nimal
:.how :it L ion Countrv Sllfar1 m
I rv11w .
Ltun Countrv officials. who
hav1: bet.•n 1nvest1gat1ng tht'
JnC'ldPnt involving trainer J ohn
C<impolongo's "Ammal Fantasy"
a c t . have n o t yet r e leased
1nformat1on ronC('rnang h ow the
tiger may have escap<."'Cl from the,
caged ring
Thl• ugcr p1c:kro up the boy b.>
the hc•ad and ran out o f the
temporary arena. Camplo n go
purSUl'<.I the> animal and freed l hC'
bov. but not bf.'fore he suffered a
i,k UIJ f ral'lUrl'.
An t hony. who 1s 1n good
s pirits. had been hoping for a
bahy sis t er, th e h ospital
spok eswoman said .
REllT OUR SKIS lllD BOOTS
(which don't look like rentals}
ALL IEW EQUIPMENT!
V isu alize yourself In th i s
pi cture,-not stand ing i n a
rental line when you arrive at
the ski area.
We ren t F i scher and
Rossi gnol skis , Saloman
Boots. Our rental facility Is
newly lmporved and will help
take-the hassle out of renting.
RESERVE IOWI
RINTAL PACH:lt:Y
LlnLl ITOll ............. ...,.. ....... .....
(1t4) -~ .. , ... \
WORLD
Thousands file past
Brezhnev's casket
MOSCOW (AP) -Tena of
thousands or Soviet ciUz.ens·
ril ed pa s t L eo nid I.
Bre zhnev's o p e n ca sk et
Saturday in u two-mile line
tightly guurded by troops,
police, roadblocks and
checkpoints.
For the S<.'t.>ond straight day,
Soviets trekked six abreast,
silently and somberly paying
respects to Brezhnev, whose
body la y in s tate in the
downtown House of Unions.
Central Moscow was sealed
off. Thousands of pohce In
gray w ool oven •oats and
soldiers in brown uniforms
patroll e d s tree t s and
intt'rst.'Ctions, turning back all
who lucked proper passes.
Bru h nev's body lay 1n
state on the S('(.'Ond floor of
the hall, and a two-story high
portrait of the late leader,
bordered in black on a red
background, hung o n the
front o f t he columned
bu1lc.Jing
Walesa's release told
WARSAW (AP) -The
Polish m a rtial -l aw
government a nno unced
Saturday that Lech Walesa,
c h ief of the o utlawed
Solidarity trade union,' had
been freed aft.er 11 months of
internment, but he could not
be located.
A devout Roman Catholic,
he had spoken of serving the
church in some capacity, and
there was speculation that he
might have been s pirit ed
away by church officials.
Reliable sources said that at
NATION
3 p.m., Wa lesa boarded a
helicopter and left the remote
governm e nt r eso rt i n
southeaste rn Poland w fiere
he had been detained, but
t hey did n o t k now his
desunauon.
They said he was released
after being interviewed by a
report.er for the government
television n etwork. The
interview o riginally was
sch eduled to be broadcast
Saturday night, but then was
rescheduled for Sunday with
no explanation given.
Space walk postponed
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
(AP) -Mission specialist
William Lenoir. s uffering
from nausea, called in sick on
Saturday -prompting flight
officials to put oH for one day
the space walk h e was
scheduled to take e arly
Sunday wath another space
shuttle crewman.
Lenoir became the sixth of
NASA's f irst 12 s huttle
astronauts to be struck with
motion sickness, the malaise
o f weightlessness. He and
Joseph Alle n had already
unstowed their equipment for
the outdoors exercise when
Ho uston sent word of t he
postponement
"We looked at it and said
let's give them another day
and not push it," said flight
director John Cox.
Rift with allies defused
WASHINGTON (AP) -
President Reagan announced
Saturda y "substantial
agreement" has been reached
on ne w guidelines rettricting
allied trade with the Soviet
Union. permitting him to drop
sanctions against industrial
nations helping M09COw build
its natural gas pipeline.
The action defuses a serious
rift beween the United States
and its allies in Europe and
Japan.
"W e have agreed not to
engage in trade a rrangements
whic h contribute to the
mil i tar y o r stra t egic
advantage of the U S S R or
serve to preferentially aid the
heavily militarize Soviet
economy," Reagan Jd a
na tiona 11 y broadca radio
add ress.
"Now that we've a.t!'f'IW~
an agreement with our allies
which provides for stronger
and more effective measures.
there is no further need for
these sanctions. an d I am
lifting them today." he said.
Panel delays big rote
ALEXANDRIA. Va. (AP)
-The Social Security reform
commission decided Saturday
to postpone until next month
a showdown on whether it
can forge a compromise
package o f tax hikes and
benefit cuts to bail the system
out of its financial crisis.
But fo r the first time.
libe r a l Democrats on the
panel 1nd1cated they are
willing t o f;ie lay next
su mmer's cost ·Of ·llv1ng
increase for the 36 m11l1 on
Social Security beneficiaries
as part of the solution.
That move was discussed in
private as part of a propost.'CI
rescue plan that would
involve a payroll tax hike in
1984 to generate most of the
cash to cover the deficit of
$1 50 b1l11on to $200 billion
facing the system over the
next seven years.
STATE -
Wife of Begin dies
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Israe li Prime M i n ister
Me nachem Begin cut short
his 10-day visit to the United
States late Saturday after
learning that his wife, Aliza,
had died in Israel, an Israeli
consulate spokeswoman said.
Begin learned of the death
Qf his 62-year-old wife about
6 p.m .. and was returning to
Israel during the night, said
Naomi Levi, a secretary at the
lsrae 11 consu late 1 n L os
Ange les.
The 10-day tour was to
have inc lude d B e gin 's
first meeting with President
Reagan s ince Israel sent
troops into Lebanon in June.
Mrs. Begin was admitted in
October to the intensive care
unit at Jerusalem's Hadassah
Hosp i t al wilh serious
respirator y a nd circ ulator y
troubles. She had a history of
asthma problems.
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. Judge· rules
Ladies Days
not biased
"Ladies Day" spec1aLo; at lcx:al
car washes and nightclubs are
not a form of discrimination
against men and can continue, an
Orange County S uperior Court
;udge has ruled.
Judge Edward Wallin , in a
decision released Friday, ruled
that Anahe im resident Dennis
Koire was not entitled to
damages because the specials are
not a violation of state anti-
dlacnnunation laws.
Koire had sued l t county car
washes -including the five-
outlet Metro Car Wash chain
with branches in Costa Mesa and
Huntington Beach -and eight
local nightclubs. He had sought
$5.000 in d a mages and a
discriminati o n ruling that
effectively would have stopped
ladies days.
Wallin ruled that ladies days
"are not calculated to make men
feel unwelcome. una<."<'cpted or
undesired."
The specials are "simply
intended to encourage woman to
patro n i z e the defendants
establishment," he.• wrote in the
3-'h-page ruling.
Wallin rejected Koin"s daim
of damages by saying that Koire
actua ll y may h ave be nefited
from the specials indirectly,
beca use l o wer prices f o r
ever yone might result from
great er over all patronage
attracted to the businesses by the
specials.
Tustin attorney Ron Talmo,
who re presented Koire in the
suit, sa id h e will "in a ll
like lihood " appeal the ruling
after talking to his chent.
Talmo maintained that any
type of ladies day special 1s by its
nature d ;scriminatory, saying
"there can be no ;usti f1cat1on
when a busin ess draws a
distinction between m en and
women."
Talmo said he argued in the
s u i t t hat the specials are
demeaning to women because
they imply "that women net.'CI all
these little bennics (benefits)) to
get aJong in society.''
He said the fact that the Metro
chain also features a r:1en's day
s p ecial o n ce a w ee k was
irrelevant because businesses use them only to justify coooucting
ladies days.'
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Orange Oout DAILY Pll:OT/Sunday. November 14, 1882
Elected
Newport Beach
attorney~ Ronald
Schwartz (left) a nd
Mark Robinson Jr.
have been elected to
the board of the
California Trial
Lawyers Association,
meeting a t Anaheim's
Disneypaod Hotel.
Chili chan1p
Beuming over a
1,500 first place
check in the first
annual Cook (or Kids
C~ili Cookoff arc
m e mbers of Esta nc ia
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Chili team. Clockwise
from bottom left are
Diane Randall,
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tarkenburg, De De
Thompson, Mike
Reese, Amy Connolly
and Leslie Franco.
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benefit Costa Mesa and '•'
Newport Beach
high schools.
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Orange Ooaat OAILV PILOTl8und1y, November , .. , 1982
An islnnd that i~n't is"Forbee Island" in Sausalito. The 400-ton
ho useboat, built by For bes Kidoo, ie possibly the. world's most
lu xurious ('onerete barge., c • • .. ~ .... ..... .. .. ..
Fofbe~ ls.Ja.nd:· A ·\ffint~sy land..·
SAUSALITO (~ -It's a.
story. of fam/:! an<I money. l\.nd ,
fant.asiee aoout m~ Came and
more mon•y and -much adQ
about Kiddi!For~ Kiddoo, • 44-y.~r-olc,t ge buOder wit!\ ll
Cap~n N com~e".
Se'V'en ye rs ago. Forbes -
hardly a~~e uses, t)1s last name -turned ii.tent& 'to buildb\J
wha~ may ell be the world'a ..
most luxuribus concrete barge. a .
vessel whl~h resembles a Civil
War ironclad' with palm trees.
Two years ago, he launched
"Forbes {sland" in Richardson
Bay, which borders this languid
com munity where $500,000
homes dot. the hillside.
ln SeJ)tefi\ber. the waµ a.,. .
Journal ~~ about ~
rugs. a wme celler, a ptofuaiOD of
mlr.rors. p0Tthole1 tb~t ~••• • ethereal liaht, a sunken Uvlni
room, a ~ of StJ\._('09ml an
airlpck1•• • concert ..-.-arr and • ·a~ puioo. ... -."• • , ...
. · ~eNJ aay ther:e a~ two grand
l>1anpe. Soroe say t here are ~81 pian()I.. F~ Won't say,
• 4'hd he h¥ ~tely tur~ do)Wn
toUr requests Crom the ined1-.
Toiling hard a t h'!s c;t uaty
bualQetm as th'tee dop LrOlic in
front of an adjacent junkYJlfda,
' Forbes said the journalists simply
didn't lndicate the proi>er type of interest.
If the ta)( man come.a, Forbes
could just move his lsland,
1om ethlng h e already has
demonatrated an ability to do
when h~ towed t~e ia1a>\i:a sttore so th.at a crane could ,
on ttle ~ trees. A few plQPle
peeked Inside th.at day. •
"I remember being lm~ ,
with the number of pLaJ')Clli ''an4 '
an organ pit and a w,~atocked · ~'
Wi ne cellar. It Wal opul9 bt ,
luxW)'." said Laurie l>urrieU.
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Using a . tug. a bulldozer and a
hydraul(c '.ram, Fbrbes and
friend• l!hpved th'e' 100-foot, 400-lon hpUeeboat out of Forbe;'
wor"rf'd and into the calm. cool
"If eomebody comes up with
some green. then l'U. take \hem
out there and open llP a case of
champa_g'l~~said the husk y,
smooth-uwang man. He says he's
now tryh'g to line up "an
exdus1ve" with a television show
thal specializes In oddities.
Other villtors noted t h e 1
:M>,000-gallon water tank, the air
lock for acuba divers, a seH-
con tained sewage treatment
facility , the 18-foot polished
mohogany bar and underwater
windows that help complete the
effect of Jules Vern e's
underwater adventure "20,000
Leagues Under the Sea.'' The
book told of the exploiff'pf Capt.
Nemo and h is submal11ltf, the
Nautilus.
U.S. Choice Dinners with soup or salaCf, baked potato
bay~ , It took! tbrec days to launch
and. JocaJ ~end has 1t. another
thr~ ~· io celebrate. Forbes says thole abc days of fcsuvittes
c:ost .lllm. ,10,000. ·
AndForbes Island, tethered by
chaina ahcJ anchorc.-d by Ste.'('), has
been (ld.tin« 600 feet from shore
ever si~. waving i ts palm trees
in the-air as rumors pread about
the fant.as\iC floating mansion.
In. M_,_y, the stories drifted
acr~ ~Golden Gate when the
S~n ranc isco Examiner
d i' bes Island as "a pad
o f ~h . .1pute d syba ritic
spl4tldar ~t visitors gasp with ~\.''
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"l was asking for $10.000, but
they said 'Oh . no, that's way
beyond o ur budgc.·t. ·" s ays
Forbes .
Marin County and state tax
collectors have· beC'n trv1nl( to
figure out just what to do about
f orl:x•s for some time. But thl'Y
just can· t decide what Forbes
Island is or who should tax it.
"It is not a legal houseboat at
this time," says Bill Johnson. a
county marine inspector. "lfs
just something floating around
on the bay."
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Forbes'. dogs, Shane and Nemo,
live on the barge. But there have
been other guests, Including
county Supervlsor AJ Aramburu,
whose board soon will b e
decidinl{ what to do abobt the
island and other "anchor out"
dwelling8.
"it's sort of like entering a
fantasy land," r ecalls .J.he
~ervlsor. "There's a sh arp
f.erenc:e .bfttween reality. and
w t you J nciunter. U y°" want
to delCTibe it,~'d MY it'& early Captain Nemo."
or rice pilaf, and toasted Ranch Bread. The Ranch Specials.
Special values like these won't last forever, so come to
Stuart Anderson's today. You're going to feel good Inside.
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dinner-war• patterns In addition to NalJ and Nalf Noel, Mr. Laplau a lso designed five
beautiful new porcelain cards. Purchase one, or any of his designs from our
• 1Pllection: and he'll personally $1gn it, just for you. And with your $50 purchase, a
, ~clal l.4Plau poster is your g ift. A. Nalf Noel 3-pc. set. $43. B. Porcelain card. $10 .. "11l avalflble: Naif wall clock, $70. Naif four seasons plate. S32 Naif trivet. $21. . . . ......
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Orange Coaat DAIL v LOT llunda • NcNentblt 14, 1"1
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Nuclear waste: Stop
passing buck here .r. •
Several w ee ks ago. th e S uch a solution 11 reaUy no
Californla Highway Patrol held solution at all.
public hearings in Sant.a Ana on The most direct routes. lt seems,
proposed routes for shipments oC as well as the safett, 1hould be
radioactive waste through Orange selected". Not the furthest. To
County. suggest otherwiae is to offer only
., For th e m os l pa rt, suc h parochial anawen.
radioactive material would come The casks the mse lves -
from the newly expanded San transported by truck -have been
Onofre Nucle ar Generating shown through testing at the
Station south of San Clemente. San~ia Laba in New Me xico to be
ltowever, sh ipment of spent fuel vi r tu a 11 y imp reg nab le .
r~ds from Sa.n Onofre to a Unwarranted fears about le~e
reprocessing plant in lllinols al radioactive waste in~ accident
would not be necessary until th~ should not .become the only bN.llr-
end of the decade. for selecting routea whath add
Neve rtheless, representatives miles and safety ·risks.
frOQl local government voiced Deserving co111icl°eration are
l(neasiness at the h~aring about factors such aa accident rat.f:I on
~nt.ative selection of routes which certai n highway•, ·the dmea
would bring these and · o the r shipments would take i>lace, such
shipments near their commuhities. as non-rush hour, and whether
The proposed routes include the local officials should be notified
Santa Ana, San Diego, Costa Mesa before the shipments come
and Riverside freeways. throµgh. ·
More recently, city councils ih The CHP, which is empowered Itvme and Lagµna Beach.voted to only to find the best ways to get
oJficially oppose the northern the radioactive materials out of
rputes, preferring to see the Orange County, is to make ita final
shipments head south and then recommendations e..ly in 1983,
east on Int.erst.ate 8 -and away As a final note, although we
fiom them. realize. the danger of a pouible
1 Their rationale is that the nuclear accidept, it's worth
stiipments -carried in steel mentioning that an accident
cp!ltainers known as casks -involving transported fuels or
YfOuld be safer going thf9ugh less chemicals is far more likely. In
l*>P\llated areas on their ·way out fact, that has happened. ol Squthem California. We'd like io see city fathers as
Expressed more simply, their concerned about these dangers as
positionisJ"eallythis -.keepitout they are about t he nuclear
of our bafkyards. potential.
Jlnlons expressed in the space above ar: thOM of the Dally Pilot. Other views ex-
P1'1tSHd on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is lnvlt-... Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) ~~··
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. An editorial from the Sacramento
~ an Che naeional outlook.
IU'a un1$ely that in the lame-duck
s ... lon pl•nned for this month .
OOngress will act on many of the
items on its q enda. But one piece of
~ business that it shou.Jd be
able 1o conclude is the passage of a
commercial nuclear waste disposal
law. The Senate has already passed Its
own ve rsion , a nd three H o use
convniu.eea have passed theirs. All
that remains to be done la to reconcile
them.
It shouldn't be bard. Although
n\Jclear power issues a re always
divisive, and although there lan't a
state in the country that wanfithe
f'lttltiOh'I nuclear waste repository its
op.rir back yard, the neceuit for
~ 1a universally recocniJed_and ~ qwa pro quos that muat be traded
tor·action .re obvious. Ever since the
Q>ngre.ional Office of TechnoloCY •\t• 1 1 ueflt canvassed the pJayen and di8covered the comprombe that would
satisfy moat of them, it has only been
the members' reflex.Ive grabbing for a
little be tte r deal that has ke pt
Congress from resolving the issue.
There are, ln fact, 36 amendments
to the waste disposal bills now on the
House floor, mos t d e signed t o
effectively prevent someone's home
district from be ing c hosen for a
nuclear dump. But time is running out
on su ch maneuvers. And this Is
·recognized both by those who would
like to delay the was te disposal
program ln•order to discourage
construction of new nuclear power
plants. and by those who would like
to delay ln order to e ncourage
development o f a nuc l ea r fuel
reprOcessing industry. By 1985, the
tint of the existing nuclear power
plants will start running out of
temporary on-site storage space for
their spent fuel; permanent burial
sites are png to be needed no matter
what dittction \he nuclear industry
takes in the future.
Congress
OTHER VIEWS
Clearly, nuclear waste repositories
will have to go aomewhere, and no
site will ever be c hosen tf ,_,
individual states are allowed a WflD
over site locations. On the other hand,
the states must be a1Sured that the
siting choices wlU be made fairly and
cautiously, if they are to give up this
veto power.
Thus. the nuclear waste law haa to
provide for s e veral national
repositories, so that no one region pta
stuck with all the risks of tranapwtina
and stor\ng the wastes. And it· bu to
Insure that enviromental reviews and
safety stud.led of the profK*d alles
a1'e-1horough enough to fully reflect
local concerns. To enable the nuclear
utilities to plan ahead, the new law
a lso h as to have a timetable for
d isposal site development and
gove~nt guarantees to take the
wastes if it is not me t. But the
timetable must be realistic enoush to
a~""e the states that development
wlll not be unsafely rushed.
To the extent they Ignore these
necetllaJ")' assurances, attempt.a to use
the d isposal law to achieve other ends
-like the Reagan administration's
"fast-track " version, which ja
designed chJeflr to give a boost to the
nuclear power industry -will simply
fail. Indeed. the administration's plan
-with ita Catc h 22 language.
prohibiting environmental review•
until aft.er sites are selected, and then
prohibiting consideration of any new
alt.es after the environmental reviews
-ought to fail.
The trade-offs that will reconcile .n
aides to action are neither complicated
or unrt.•asonable. And this month'•
lame.duck session of Congress wouJct
be a good lime to accept them -to
call a halt to the jockeying for ulterior
positions and to finally paaa a
workable program.
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~.M. Boyd/ Ostriches
• Tbe rule and female ostriches do
not divide the egg hatching job
~·The female aita on the egp cfi6ly from 8 a .m . until 4 p.m. The rriale alW OYemight all the way from 4 p.m. until 8 •.m. It'• not fair. 1
In Italy, if a spectator at •
Md ·mw pine boos, ihe referee can
ltftd 9lld offelder to jail. ..
'On th• Adrlatlc aide of \he
Darclanen. • a lighthot.Ule. lt or one
Utll ta hM a.rt there for 27 centurMI. ,,,
•'fl~.,...., .. nomwl, lt WM at , ........ '°" ..... 10,..,. old.
ORANGE COAST DIQJPll1t
Q. Do dop like candy?
A. Not lf typ4cal. It maket most dep
sick.
Human blood contalna lron. not
copper, 10 It'• red. OotopUI blocad
cont.alna copper, not iron, IO lt'a W\ae,
Think of that! True blue blood.
Q . Do fOOkeepen pt 9'Ctra ._, tor
handliN elephanta? ,
A. Ww do. Huard pey ll atwn tn
the PhDadelphla 7.oo, for lnltmlOI.
Then waa • tlme whea _,,...1.
obedim& to Ille Talmud Mid o.M~CIDt lJ'OUnd for dMfte Wiii bid ..... ·
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SAG HA&BOR, N .Y. -"The fi.nrt job
tnierview I had after law .cbooJ, I Jus\
lilted my ftnt name aa 'D.' instead of
Diane," aald • w~n who ia now a
Sw>erior Caurt judie In California. "I
walked Into the office of the man who
WM doUig the lnterviewina for this firm
and he aasped. 'There's been some
miltake het'e,' he uld. 'We don't hire
women u lawyers.' " "My flrat interview was with the
telephone company," Hid another
women who had later formed her own
manuflltC'tU.rtna company, among other
thingll. '"nley llnew I was married and t
waa a CalhoJic, and they made me
describe what kind of birth control we
practiced. I did it and I promised I wun't
going to have children, because we
needed that job ...
THE TWO WOMEN, one 38 yean old
and the other 40, were ait1i"I in our·
living room with a third woman, a
26-year-old report.er for 'Ibe Wahington
Post. The younger woman had said that
ahe didn't think 1he had ever been
diacriminated •1•inst. "Eve r y thin1
~ 80 eM'f ," were her exact words . "Dn not aare I ever really think about '-=:."f~ started our conversation -
and. I -..ect. more than a few others -.. tbl GIMN' •tor)'_ in that IDOl'llb-a'•
..., YorlC 'nm. Maauine. The title
... : "Vall!la From the Po.t-Feminist Generatiaa. ..
The point of the article by Susan
Bolot.ln, a 32-year~old editor of The New
York Timea Book Review, was the same
one I wu lleeina and hearlnc filht there.
Ma. Bolot.1n had tn1el'Viewed women in
. their early 20a and they had. generally,
re~ "feminiats." the aerm u.ed in
placea like New York City, or "Ubbera,'"
the term •in smaJler places near the
t-enter of the country.
"I did not know that 'feminlam' had
become a dirty word," wrote Ms.
Bolotln. But it had to career woman like
Rachel Flick, the 23-year-old assistant
managing editor of Public Interest
magazine. ''Look around and you'll see
.arne happy women, and then you'll see
'thoee bitter, bitter women,'' said Ms.
Flick. "The unhappy women are all
leminiata."
Looking around: I saw a couple of
old er women who have s uccessful
careen, liovlng husbands and happy
children. Both are and have been very
11etive feminists. There was, however,
one touch of bitterness. The woman who ha4 been forced to share her personal
life with the. telephone company said,
·~ of the women in the article had
very ~ jobl •. .''
" •.. that we aot for them," finiahed
the Judae.
"You know ," said the younger
woman, the reporter. "a lot of my
friends woula say, 'ls thla what they
fought for? The right to work like a dog
' 80 hours a week? i:. th.ill an--" there is?' ..
No. 'Ibey fouaht 80 ~t women would
have a choice, and the chance to control
their own Uvet. And they won -at least
to the extent that women 10 and 12
yeara yo unger can iake aome
opportunities for aranced.
AND THE STRUGGLE will begin
again when the "post-feminist"
generation la blocked as the older women
once were. The blocki"I, now, la jLwt at a
hlaher level. Women, many of them, c.an
ge\ joba now as lawyers, reporters,
editon and vice presidents. When 80IJle
of them find out that they ar. not p.ng
to be allowed to become man•1ing
partners, editon.-in-<:hief and eMtc:Utive
vice presidents and presidents, then the
flgh&ing will be1ln again. The post-
feminista will then become feminista. I
don't care who they are or what they
think now, while things look aoo<I.
I am reminded. with some delight, of
the acene in Sen. Jeme Helms' hotel suite
during the 1980 Republican convention
ln Detroit. The conservative North
Carollnian's telephone was answered by
a woman, and the caller, a male reporter
for The Waahlngt.on Post, uked, "Is
Senator Helms there?''
"No,'' said the woman.
The reporter then •ed. by name Uld
one by one, ior the teNtor'a four top
Maiatants. all men. ''No,'' wu the....,...
each time.
"lan't anybody there?" asked the man
Crom The Poet, with some annoyance.
"Yei. l mnere," the woman Mid. "rm
aomebody. rm Phyllia Schlafly."
Letters to the editor
Pet pf!licy
protested
To the Editor:
I wonder if anyone elae is aware of the
injustices found in the "apartment
rentals" section of the newspaper.
Animals are born .and destroyed dally
becawie of lack of 'homes. I know 8everal
peo ple who would w e lcome the •
opportunity lo own a dog or cat, but
their ren'81 ~nt expressly forbids
It. I don't th.ink there is a lack ol owners
as much as a shortage of potential
ownen' hQrneS. With multiple dwelling
housing representin g a significant
percen&ap of the state's residences, why
ia &hat 98 percent of apartment rentals
won't allow pets? Interaction with peta
provide auch a calming lnfluence In this
harsh and pressurized e nvironment.
Uncondidonally accepting, pets liaten to
us, are always available to us and give us someone 1o love. -
STUDIES SHOW that pets can
a ctually make a difference in our
survival -they may decrease our blood
pressure and alleviate de preuion or
loneliness. For the elderly, ttiey may
literally be the only being they can
touch, cuddle or t&lk to. And yet, we are
prohlblt<.>d from having them In our
homes! 1 have wondered what the reuon
for this 11. Supposedly because of
"m esses" they may make? Do they
be~ adults, who slncerely need and
want a pet, are not resporwlble enough to
clean up after them and take wha~
11tepa are n«e91ary to prevent aparunent
dama1e? Granted, some •r•n't.
HOW9Wr, lf we must all auffer for U.
llC'donl of a few. then nothing can ~
accomplllhed to brine homelem antmala
'°ll"~ wlth lovina owners.
A.rWn.l lovers can overcome thla "pet
P.!eJudlce," just aa ac\lvlsu a1atnat
'IClults only" apartmenta took a stand
and won. We h.ve only be1un. The
~la did not uk to ~ bom. In their
li""1ml we haw to help! Call or wrt .. to
1'M'. .... Gl:i= --.. wbat -...... to--~-.,. ....... , ma~ta' poUd• tbil. "prewnt" u.a
'""" ownina and ~!'I ~ Mlmal. NQllA K. HYLAND
EmJl«r:nwd
l ToditM.-: 1-.n ........ ,, ......... Oo1dlft
~· I ... ldui!H 1 ... OaNn View ........ lllt .,..,. t ~ ...... ll&iiln•whoww.-... ~ .,.~snll• ••--mc1a.-
MAILBOX
we did an immature thin& -lettina the
air out of ecbool vana' tires. I waa lftlly
~ for mywU and my parents.
It ~ a chi1diah thing to do.
I llave jwt read an article referring to
the average scores in the Scholastic
Aptitude Test. Thia list inebadea five
school dt.lrict9 with a total of 11 achoola.
My aim. mater, Ocean View, _... LMt in
both verbal scores and math aoorm.
1 don't know if I am more mm.rn.ec:t
about pulling that dumb "pruk" or
attendln1 Ocean View. Come on OV
people, let'a do 110mething abOut thJa.
ERIC F. RDNHOLT'Z
Challenges loom
To the F.dltor:
Election '82 may be over, but 10me
new chaUen1es loom heavy on lhe horiaon. The first la a challenp 1o Bob
Badham, Marian Berget0n and Sam
Bamm who ~ a Jetter sent 1o all
Republic.am ln Newport Beach •nd
Corona del Mar • few days before the
elect.ion. h was a letter more commonly
known aa a hit piece a1•lnat counclJ
candklate David Grant. Ia that your Idea
of nonpartisan politics? How mH)'
foruma dkl.any of you attend tot....-&hit
candidates 1pe•k about •,..)" .__,
Wt"re all the people on your ieu.rbHd
aware of the content of your.._, Do
you repraent all RepubUcmm1cW' )Ill a
few?
I have been a Republican all of my
adult Ufe, but WM penonally •ppalied
by your leek of ethics and heavy-handed
power play. I ahal1 never cut another
vote for either of you and wlll
enciDW"8l9 anyone wbo will u.ten 1o do
the ....... Ila for thole people on the •
lettem.d ahame, Iheme. I remember
-ol ~ edrnlftlhtnc me not 1o '* ·~-'" t•ken at the Republican ~ openlftl a few week.a 8'0·
Piii' l DlllilOa you Mid. not ethical. It ~' ..... '46dan o1 ... Nie. 1.-____ ,_, __ ,..
money doesn't owe any allflllante 1o
anyone tk.at ~If. Can that be aD bad?
Further how can the Executive
Co'lncll e"xplaln why many of its
member• contacted" the council
candidates who were not a put ot their
ala .. behind claeed doors to •poloci• for
their .Ute? After seeing the 11-ted
mecnben ot the Executive O-nriJ I am funhw p•nled that ao man,y '"out of
townera" want to get involved in
Newport Beach politics. What Ilaire do
they have ln the outcome of our dty
council election?
And lastly, since the J:secuUve
Council WJU ao upset with the larle
cmnpmgn expenditures I chel ...... U to
come up with a low-<.'09t plan fer palltk:aJ chall9naen. thoae virtual unknowfla, to
1•ln enough name id enUtJ to
aucceaafully ch•llenge an i~t.
We'll all be waiting. Isn't it tn.....mg
wbat large expenditures ..uno.t didn't do
in the Hummel-Alee race? Pender ht
one but not for Iona becau.e CX11M '1M It
will be buainesa u usual. Govwnment of
the people, by a few people, for a few
people.
BARBARA AMSTAM'ER
Wa$ race issue?
To the F.ditot:
Since the conclusion of the Califamia
1ubernatorlal race an often aaked
queatJon b "Dtd Tom Bradley lose
beca"9 he i9 tUckT' In other wordl, did
white Democrau vote wbtt••9"t
'Democrat? ()r WM the C!Onlll&~ cJcm M lt WM beeaam bl9ck
voted black-not Republican~ nehhet. t.t us beliwe .....,
.final~-sally accurately tefllleld
contndlctoey opinions of ii ~ad
dlwne •tate ln a time of polllk*l .._
and ecoellOmic Unct"rtaini1! ____ __
LEE A. McCULLOUGH
86
Jiu kie lake
ir1 ide track
to Ro e Bowl. ·n.5. •
D
0
;
:Aerial speciacle, 38-·35!i
UCLA, RamseY outduel Stanford; Elway
Poised and r eady
Laguna Beach His!i's Annette Juptner
gets set to pass the baJI lo a teammate.
For story, see Page 84.
: .
By DENNIS BROSTERHOUS or .. ..., .........
PASADENA -F.mtle Harry
tried to ah.NI it off.
The Fountain Valley High
product had jult enjoyed perhaps ht. tnolt productive 1ame this
year fOI' Stanford, catching five
pa11e1 for 130 yards and a
toUchdown.
But lt waa all in a losing effott
becauee the Stanford defense
could d o nothina aaainst a
rejuvenated UCLA attack, as the
Bruins all but clinched a bowl
berth, with a wild 38-35 decision
over the Cardinal before 78,452
at the Rose Bowl Saturday
afternoon.
Meanwhile, Stanford's bowl
hopes w ere diminished,
primarily because of a Cardinal
F oothall scores
UCLA 38, Stanford 35
USC 48. Arizona 41
Washington 17, Arizona
St. 13
Long Beach St. 24 ,
Nevada-LV 13
Cal 34, Washington St. 14
Georgia 19, Auburn 14
Mlulaeippl St. 27. LSU 24
Clemson 24, Maryland 22
S. MIN . 38, Alabama 29
Michigan 52, Purdue 21
Illinois 48, lndlana 7
SMU 34, Texas Tech 27
Nebraska 48, Iowa St. 10
Penn St. 24, Notre Dame
14 ~
Pltt1burgh 24, Army 6
Oklahoma 41, Missouri 14
Texas 38, TCU 21
Ohio St. 40, Northwestern
28
Flortda 39, Kentucky ·13
BYU 58, San Dtego ~t. 8
(COlftplele ....... hge M) .,.
USC pulls out all stops
-As a result, Trojans o utlast Wildc~ts, 48-4T
TUCSON , Ariz. (AP) -
Southern California Coach John
Robinson said his Trojans' 48-41
win over Arizona Saturday night
was marked by two "marvelous"
comebacks played by two teams
that refused to quit.
"This was one of the wild ones
I've been involved with," the
Trojans c oac h sa id afte r
Southern California withstood a
late comeback by Arizona, which
bad trailed at one time by 21
points.
up with the defensive play that
made the d i ff e rence , ·as
corne rback Darrel Hopper
stripped the ball from tailback
Vance Johnson and ran it 59
yards to put the Trojans ahead
48-34. with 5:35 left in the game.
Both Arizona's Tunnicliffe and
Southern Cal's Tinsley were
effective in throwin1 the ball,
TunnlcWfe ablo hitting for three
touchdowns, but neither team
was able to mount a sustained
running attack. Tunnicliffe
passed for 303 yards and
outgained Southern Cal in total
yardage 413 to 335. Tinsley
completed 14 of 25 passes for 209
yards.
defense that has yielded 79
polnts In Its last two games.
"You never know," said Harry
referring to his team's chances of
post-season competition. .. All
we're worrying about now Is
California. IC we can win that
game next week, we'll sec. But a
win t oday sure would h ave
helped."
liarry was on the receiving•
end of two bombs .from
quarterback John Elway, one or
47 yards jus\ 51 seconds beCore
halftime for a touchdown, and
another whic h involved a
double-reve rse pitch-back to
Elway " tossed a 49-yard
completion whic h set up a
fourth-quarter score.
In analyzing the flea-flicker,
Harry said he called the play
arms way
moments beforehand.
"I told the coaches that their
safeties had been cheaung up on
the line of scrimmage," said
Harry. "The play was there and
at worked as planned."
In the anticipated shootout
between Elw,ay and UCLA
quarterback T o m Ramsey,
neither disappointed. Ramsey's
statistics included 19 completions
ln 27 attempts for 314 yards and
no interceptions. He also threw a
pair or TD passes to J ojo
Townsell and ran for another.
Ramsey, however. re fused to
ta k e the full credit. "The
offensive line totally conLrolled
the line of scrimmage," he said.
"Those guys were a primary
reason for our jS points.
"When you win the war in the
trenches like we did t.o<Jay, you
win the game, and that's how lt•
was won today. Thi.I ls one of the
best days I've had and a lot of
that had to do with our line."
Coach Terry Donahue called it
"Ramsey's best day ot the year.'
He was spectacular, that's all I
can say about him. He kept t~
baJI away from Stanford when
we needed It."
The Bruin.a drove 91 and 80
yards on their first two
possessions to lead 14-0 and
stayed in front throughout.
Scoring were Frank Cephous on
an 11 -yard run and Danoy
Andrews on a burst off right
tackle Crom seven yards out.
Stanford scored the. next 10
points on a 40-yard field goal by
(See UCLA, Page 86)
• 't!.,J: .· . "It was just a ma rvelous
comeback for us to be where we
were at halftime," Roblrlson said
of his team's turnaround after
trailing until the last play before
intermission.
The Trojans went ahead 24 -20
on a 53-yard interception
tunback with no time left on the
900reboard. "We had the game 21
points ahead and then it was just
a marvelous comeback on
Arizona's part. Theirs just fell
short ... it was great in temlS of
both teams' ability to just keep
playing," Robinson said. " ...
Neither team quit. I have great
admiration for Arizona. I have
admiration for their coach. They
have a fine team."
Tunnicliffe, on the next
Arizona series, marched the
Wildcats downfield again, hitting
wide receiver Ron Stivers on a
16-yard touchdown with 3:38 to
go. But Southern Cal held .on
with the aid of four corwecutive
penalties against Arizona -the
most critical a personal foul call
on fourth down after Arizona
had forced 'the Trojans to punt
with less than two minutes
remaining.
Arizona led for most of the
first half, but allowed a Southern
Cal score on cornerback Joey
Browner's 53-yard interception
on the final play of the first half,
giving the Trojans a 24-20
halftime lead.
Laguna Beach High's Annette Juptner (left }, wi th some late help
from teammate Mollie Merchant, blocks the shot attempt of a St.
Bernard player during CIF playoff action Saturday.
., .· ..
1 The Trojans held off Arizona
by capitalizing o n three
turnovers, each going for a score,
and quarterback Scott Tinsley's
three touchdown passes.
Southern Cal led 41-20 In the
third quarter, after a quick 17
points, and seemed headed for a
blowout, but the Wildcats drew
pew life after recovering a
!umbled punt on the Trojan six-
&-ard line and tailback Neon
'Edwards ecampered In on a two-
'vard run. r Arizona pulled within one
touchdown at 41-34, on a Tom
~unnicliffe to Mark Gobel
three-yard pa11 with 9:22 r"'8ining, but the Trojans came
Rustlers thumped by Mounties, 40-13
By CURT SEEDEN
O(ttieD..., ..........
WALNUT -Golden West
College's hopes of a South Coast
Conference c hampionship
dropped about as fast u the
tenlPerature here Saturday
night.
About 3,000 fans braved an
Icy night at Mt, San Antonio
Stadium to watch their Mounties
score an easy 40· 13 victory over
the Rustlers and hand Golden
West its first conference defeat.
It was billed as a conirontation
between Golden We1t'1
revamped defense and Mr. San
Antonio's explosive offenM. It
didn't take long for the MounUes
to take cenl4!r stage, however,
thanks to a 26-point (int-half
outburst that buried the Rustlers
in a hole that wu simply too
deep to burrow out of.
"Physically, they're probablr,
the beat te~m we've played, '
lldmitted a beleaguered Rustler
quarterback Adam Gragnano
afterward. "But we have n't
given up. We're looklng for a
bowl bid still. The rumor is Mt.
San Antonio wants to play in the
Potato Bowl against Taft. We still
feel we have a chance in the
Pony Bowl."
Added Rustler Coach Ray
Shackleford: "I really don't know
What to uy. The thing we were
most fearful of wu livinl them
(the Mounties) eome euy points,
but we did just that very quickly.
They simply outplayed us in
every phllle of the pme."
The victory upped Mt. San
Antonio's. conference record to
5-0 and ...ured the Mounties of
no leas than a tie for the
oonference championlhlp. They
c.lme out the INIOl'l next week at
Cenilol.
Shackleford'• Ru1tlers,
meanwhile, came into the game
sporting a 3-0 conference mark
and plenty of confidence after
showing steady Improvement
since a. rugged pre-conference
achedule which left them with a
1-3 record.
But the Mouniies came up
with a polished offense and a
stubborn defenae to hanrl Golden
West its worst setback of the
year.
Quarterback Mike Clopton, the'
No. 2 pu\!ler in the conference,
did In the Rustlers, toeaing three
touchdown paaes and f(nishinf
the night with 180 yards (15 o
23).
When Clopton wasn't passina.
runn.ingba.ck Rich Hanson wu
doing his job, as he finished the
n.lght with 139 yard.ti.
The Rustlers. perhaps, realized
they were in for a lon1 nt1ht
when Graanano fumbled on
Golden West's first play Crom
scrimmage on his own 12-yard
line.
Even though the Rustler
defense kept the Mounties out of
the end zone, not all was lost as
Roy Botsford connected on a
27-yard field goal at 9:41 of the
first quarte r.
A 3-0 deficit after the first
quarter didn't seem like too much
to w orry about as far as
Shackleford was concerned, but
then came the aecond quarter.
Clopton steadily guided his
team with a mixed bag of
offense, with Hanson showing
why he is the No. 2 rusher in the
South Coast Conference and
Clopton hlmeelf showing how he
had managed to throw for 1,349
Y.arda coming into the ~ame.
A 37 -yard field goal by
Botsford had 1iven Mt. San
Antonio a 6-0 advantage at the
arvey asks federal mediator to intercede t.alkS
chief ne1otlator, ln what he
characterised H "very preliminary
talks" aimed at ~'the IM-day-old
•trike. <\ Th~ m~tln1 ln McMurny'1 office
rrtday reOectec1 a re\Wlal o1 ~Y
held paeitiam.
l:uly In the 1trlke, mana1em•nt ·~ae1ted federal mediation, but the
union declined, ln JMl1 ..... Danllln
once worbd for IM .rnedladOn llr¥tce
and hid ......... -Wtdi..., of the mecHaton.
Mc!M""-Y nna.:t. Md a 1in1a11 Ne; .. broupt the two ........ ID dlilkle
on an outlide rnediatl>r -Sam Kasel,
~ over JWIOU.tlone for • month or; ae.vtnc_ heft_ lut weekend for his
home ln Sen rnipcta'O.
,,_ lime It W.-Garvey whD llUU.ted
the ~ with the mtdtatlm'I lll'Ytce.
.... ·~that lf the two 8'del Mt down......_. Wida Melllurn)', tw could
....... llt ''afte llnllbY lllMtlnl when ........ aould '9 NlolWd."
But Donlen aid he •Imply read llcM~ • S.. ,._ &he a.tw tw mntlD~ .......... lnlt.he
llicl ... OWWI ~-dlrlfJ
amblaµllin about'-their final contract off~r' that ta~ve ulaen In player meeUnaa, but that \hey Wf'f'e 1ticldr\I k>
I.Mir final money offer.
MHnwhlle, conlu.aon "°"Unu.t over
which teanw haw llCCepttd, at lelll la
prlnc:lple, mana1~nt'1 offer. Th• union concedH t t N•w Orlean1,
Dallat. Hou1ton a d Denver have
.ceepted It in pri e: ~t
rL' ~:.a.c: M~, M~
and Clnclnneri, but p~a.yer
r:;pc11 c..._ol~._.~..:
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Orange Oout DAIL V PILOT /Sunday. November 14, 1812
Kim near death
after M~ncini KO
From AP dl1patcllea
LAS VIDAS -South Korean m lightweight Duk Koo Kim was
described as "just about dead" ·
Saturday night by a neurologist who
operated on him after h e was knock e d
· unconscious in a fight with World Boxing
Association Ughtweigh\ champion Ray "Boom
Boom'' Mancini.
"There are no signs or any brain function.''
Dr. J..9nn.ie Hammargren said
after the nearly three-hour
su rger y. "The re a re no
reflexes, no m ovement,
nothing."
·• Hammargren said there
was no hope tor K i m 's
survival.
"What little there ls left
of brain function will stop
working after a short while,"
llANCN he said. ''The pressure in his
head wW go up and up and that will be it."
Hammargren said there was a large blood
clot on the right side of Kim's brain. He said he
did not know whether the blood clot was caused
by a culmination of blows or by two vicious shots
to the head that knocked the South Korean .out
Gervin 1eore1 but Sonic• win
David Tbompton ••tm't.I 3~ polnll m
u th~ uodofaol d S attlt
Supt>rSonlct dowmod tho San Antonio
Spura 107-08 In NQUOnal llukl,tball -
Auociatlon ¥('\lun Aaturduy nl6'ht. Geora•
Gervla IK.'Ort_<d 24 pomt.11 to go ovl•r tht• 20,000
mark for hl1 cnr('()r, bcromlnH only tha 14th
pltlyl•r to reoch that pl1Al4•au on the profc.•lonal
lcvt>I. It waa the Spul'1' lone brlghi 11pot of the
n ight . . . E l1ewhero,
Eddie Jobnaon tired In u
c·areer-hlgh 35 polnta to h Ip
Kun1H City anap a three·
gomo l0tlng atrcak with a
l 12· I 11 victory over San
Diego . . . Moae1 Malone
scored 27 points to lead six
l' h 11 O d t' I p h I a • p In ye r ~ 1 n
double figures as the 76en
topped New Jeney 110-100 ,
osRVtN • . • George Jollnaoa hit
two froo throws wiCh two seconds remaining to
'help Indiana down Ch icago 119-110 .•.
Bernard Klag scored 27 points to help the New
York Knlcks score a 11 2-100 win over Detroit
. . , Joe Barry Carroll scored 30 points as
Golden State broke a four-game losing streak
with a 114-101 triumph over Atlanta.
Oiiers drill Flyers, 4-3
Pat Hugbe1' seventh goal of the Iii
season at 17:43 of the second period '
boosted Edmonton to a 4-3 victory
over Philadelphia to highlight NHL
~ ·c1lt the beginning of the 14th round.
I• , :-; Hammargren said Kim was being kept alive
• · by Ufe support machines.
!'Ction Saturday n ight ... Elsewhere,
defenseman Mike Miibury'• 40-foot slapshot
with less than three minutes to play rescued
staggering Boston and gave the Bruins a 3-2
triumph over Buffalo . . . Al Jensen stopped 24
shots and posted his third victory in as many
starts as Washington dumped the New York
Islanders, 3-1 ... Keat Nl111oa S<.'Ored twice and
goalie Don Edwards stopped 31 shots to lead
Calgary to a 3-1 victory over Pittaburgh ...•
Tom Ly1lak scored a power-play goal at 10:09 of
the third period to give Chicago a 3-2'edge over
Detroit . . . Center Roa Francia rammed in the
eventual 'ame-winning goal and Mark Jol1.n1oa
scored tw ice to lift Hartford -past St. Louis, 5-2
. . . Peter Stastlly scored twice and added an
assist and CllDt Malarcllall recorded 31 saves as
Quebec bombed New Jersey, 7-2 ... Gre1
Terrio•'• s h ort-handed goal with 12:3?
remaining h elped Toronto to squeak past
Minnesota. 4·3 ... Laclea Deblol1 scored the
winning goal in the third period and Winnipeg
got solid goaltending from Doug Soetarrt to nip
Vancouver, 3-2.
A powerful left-right combination by
Mancln.I to open the 14th round aent the top-
ranked challenger s prawling on the canvas
I
: beneath the ropes in the nationally televised
; JighL He staggered to his feet. but fell again and
;was uncon.:ious as referee Richard Green moved
~F to stop the fight at 19 seconds of the round.
~ n Quote of the day
.. ,.
"Running the marathon felt impossible
to me when I started, but I decided to try it.
And no matter h ow far I got -and I
[wasn't even sure I could even finish -at
, least I could say aomethlng is possible if you
try." -U.cla Dowe, who finished the New
:-,. r· .
York City Marathon in las\ place, but
recorded a penonal triumph. Down, who
has cerebral paby, finished the marathon
on crutches.
"Dantley listed as •satisfactory'
·· SALT LA.KE CITY -Adrian
•• ;Dantley, the Utah Jazz' leading 9COl'er. ~
wu Uated in aU.factory condition ~
.. today at Lakeview Hoapital where he
, was belng tre9ted for a fractured atnus suffered
. in Wedneeday's game against Denver.
Dantley rnil9ed Friday nigh\'.s NBA contest
in w hich the visiting Atlanta Hawks beat the
-Jazz 106-~.
Dave Fre dman, J azz public relations
director, said the 6-5 Dantley was admitted
Friday to the hospital in Bountiful, just north of
here.
Cuba continues dominance of U.S.
A Cuban na tional team led by •
three-time Olympic gold medal
Winner Teofllo Stevenson· continued
its dominance of world amateur
boxing with an 8-4 victory over the United
States Saturday. Stevenson scored the only
knockout of the day, defeating super
heavyweight Tyrell Bl111 in the second round of
a acheduled three-round bout ... The NCAA
has cleared Clemson's No. 1 quarterback, Homer
Jordu, of any wrongdoing in its investigation
into recruiting violations and related matters at
the school, accordina to a South Carolina
newapaper •.. Wa1ae Levi, winner of the
Hawaiian Open last 6bruary, took the leed after
the third round of the Taiheiyo Maaters golf
tournament, shooting a 69 Cor an 8-under-par 208
after 54 holes. Alone in eecond place was Sc9tt
Hoell, 1982 champion of the New Orlea.nis Open
... Mille &lcCallam of Valley Stream, N.Y.,
jabbing from start to finish, defeated Ayab
KalaJe when the former junior middleweight
champion failed to answer the bell for the eighth
round.
:. Dionne scores winner for Kings
• INGLEWOOD (AP) -Marcel t Dionne ICOred on a 25-footer 1:49
into the final period to help the
Los Angeles Kings take a 2-1
National Hockey League victory
• over the Montreal Canadiens
Saturday night.
· five minutes remaining when he
connected for his 10th goal of the
season.
Lessard and a solid Los
Angeles defense turned back the
pressing Canadiens during \he
final 41 seconds after Montreal
goalie Rick Wamsley was pulled
in favor of an extra attacker.
Jimmy Fox and Charlie Simmer
got the assists.
After a 1COrelesa leOOnd period,
Dionne raced in from the blue
line on a breakaway, s kated
around a Canadien defenseman
and drilled hls seventh goal of
the season Crom the {aceoff circle
to put the Kings ahead 2-0.
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L os Ange les goalie Mario
Lessard, who lost his starting job
~~ly this aeaaon, gained his first
victory of the campaign. It was
his fifth start of the season.
Montreal's Doug Wickenheiser
spoiled Lessard's shut.out with
Bernie Nicholls, the top 900rtng
rookje in the NHL this season
with 16 goals, shot the K.ingslnto
·a 1-0 lead 4:34 into the opening
period from pointblank range.
T he loss was the second
straight on the road for the
Canadiens, who lead the Adams.
DivisJon with an 11-4-3 record.
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Colgete et Botton U.
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She's do'Wn for the count • • •
D . ' . • • ut at lack of opponent ·which may KO woman boxer
8cln11 of umplt> Mirth and f ftlmlllar with thl•
roqulrement1 of \hit national ln1tltutlon, thet
'"tJCkt.all hour, Doo Fruer K'Clnll w@ll 1ulted to ltf •
In Sacramento.
Jo'rmwr. who t.ollt,'(J tor (i couple of decades at
O ly mplc Auditorium and the Forum boxlnai
department, wu rc:ct>n tly appointed to the
Callfornln St.ate Athletic Commla!on. There waa •
break 1n tradJtlon, of counc, Inasmuch u Fraser It
not approaching i,"etlrement age and he haa all that
expcriN\ce on Bash Boulevard and Caullflo~er
Canyon.
At any rate, Fraser says there i• more lo ,
Sacramento than cocktull parties and dinner -with
lobbytsta.
"We are busy," Fraser say1. ''There are
decisions to be made. More than you might
lmaglne.-11
For one thing, the commission was recently
tormented by the demands of a lady named Shirley
(Zebra Girl) Tucker. Ms. Tucker ls a female box
fighter who had a rather legitirnate~plalnt. She
was experiencing diUlc;ulty in mak!ng ends meet
financiall y because she could not locate sufficient
action to g~nerate a satisfactory number of purses.
You see, the number of women in California
who wish to enter: tl'le sweet science. 11 limited. Therefore, the Zebra Glrl assaulted the athletic
comm!ssion with the demand she be permitted to
fight against men.
"We '"8turally thought about the danger of
Shirley geuing hurt," says commissioner Don
Fraser. "On the other hand, there was the pressure
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BUD TUCKER
of equality and that tort of thing JO when lt 80\
down to the bottom' line, we reall~ didn't have
much qholco.
•"We gave Shirley her Ucenae to box against
men."
Commlllioner Fruer, of coune, was curious
enough t.o make arrangementa to catch the Zebra
Girl'• firit encounter with a male· pua but the bout
never came off. Unfortunately, Shirley was unable
to attend because of a problem connected with her
children.
The Zebra Girl wu picked up and gjven 60
days in the slammer for alleged welfare fraud.
Clearly, the case should have been appealed on the
ground M1. Tucker obviously had trouble
supporting kids on the limited number of bouts she
was.able to line up.
When she gets ollt, she will at once enter the
ring with men fighters and the commlalon wiU
watch the ecen~ closely.
"By all means," says commissioner Fraser. "We
certainly would not care to permit anything
resembling a mismatch. I knew of a couple or guys
who would have made good opponen\4 for Shirley
but they were so bad, we had to pick up their
tickets."
Hopefuliy, there will be enough guys around
who still have licenses and reasonable ability when
S hirley the Zebra Girl is finished serving her time.
It ia also too bad there are not more ladies
around to keep Shirley busy. Commissioner Fraser
tells about another lady puglllist from Northern
California. Her name was Paula Trichel and there is
a touching family angle to the story of her career.
Paula Trichel has a brother, Doug, who was
also a box fighter. On a card one night in Santa
Rosa, something like boxing history wu made
when brother and sister appeared on the same
program.
"Unfortunately,'' sa
"we had to pick up their ti
The family thing, ap
of commission rules.
"No," replies conuniaaioner
got knocked out."
r. ''They both
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-Monarch men, women finish strong
Uni¥ersi1y, Edi on women also headed to Saturday' CIF final
ly RANDY TIFT .,... ..... w, ....
Ma~r Del Hlah School advancc.'<I lta
• men11 and women'• team• Into next
WMk'• CIF crou <.'Ountry final• while
University Hlah'• women dominated
t h eir dlvi1ion to al10 advance in
Satu rday's ClF Pr~Uma at Mt. San
champlona. are t1lrly flood al10. And
who cloet he think will bu Matc:-r Ot>I'•
•trofliHt ch1lk!~er?
"l thJnk It will be Mal r 0.-1 and El
Modena to watch out IOI' In the flnall."
Rlchard10n predicted.
Antonio College.
The Monarchs pla<.'t.'d six runners In
the top 12 In the first heat of the men's
4-A dlvtaion, capturing first pl~ with
37 polnta. Ricl<y Martinez wQ the first
Monarch to crua the finish line (sixth
CROSS COUNTRY
overall) with a time of 15:42.5.
Martinec was followed by teammates
Rob Arsenault (7th), Jim Toner (8th),
Mitch Eddy (10th), Sean Dolan (llth)
Actually. EJ Modena rlnJahed 11tt<>nd
In lt.s heat to Palos Verdes, which placed
its five top runnel"I a)1\0ng the ffrat 21
finishers. slightly le11 comparable to
Mater Del's showing In it.s heat.
Newport Harbor placed fourth In the
second heal, and El Toro and ~untlngton
Beach were second pnd third,
respectively, In the third heat, to also
qualify for Saturday's finals.
• and Malt Munoz (12th), constituting
much of the same nucleus that led Coach
' Bob Richardson's Monarchs to the ClF
' 3-A U\le last year.
Rlchatdaon thinks the Monarchs
chances of repeating, this time as 4-A
In women's 4-A, defending champion
University dom.lnated neat two as Julie
Seleine (second in 18:46.5), Judy
~Pirates whip .
{:~Griffins, 27-14
, Orange Coast College converted two fumbles
into touc::hdowns and the Pirates snapped a six-
'". pme)osing streak by defeating visiting Groesmont,
27-14, In South Coast Conference football action
:. Saturday night.
· The Bucs, in winnJng, improved their overall
record to 2-6 and their league mark to 1-3. The
' Grifflns, who are 0-9 this season, have now lost 15
games in a row.
O,CC got on the scoreboard first when
linebacker Eddie Kesky recovered a Grossmont
fumble at the Griffin 49 and one play later
quarterback Clay Tucker hit Gary StenJund with a
49-yard touchdown pass.
The GriffJns countered with a TD of their own
in the first period as quarterback Dave Schramm
hit Joe Gloud with a 16-yard pass, but the point-
after failed and OCC held a 7-6 advantage.
The Pirates then closed matters by scoring 17
straight points in the second quarter.
Kicker Tim Greene started things by kicking a
24-yard field goal. The n, following another
Grossmont fumble, the Pirates drove 52 yards in six
. plays with Cory Stephens going into the end zone
from six yards out to up the margin to 17-6.
Finally, just .before the intermission, Tucker
drove the Pirates again, this time for 55 yards in
seven plays with Kurt Swanberg scoring from one
.. yard out.
: Greene added another field goal in the third
• quarter, this time of 22 yards, and Grossmont 8COred
a touchdown in the final quarter to close out the
acorlng. -
Tucker finished the game completing 10 of 22
P88leS for 134 yards.
: OCC's next' game is Saturday night (7:30) at
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I jperfect, 11-6
1 John Vargas scored Cour goals and Jim Bennan
: added three others as UC Irvine's water polo team
; concluded regular season play undefeated with an
: 11-6 PCAA victory over Cal State Fullerton
'1 Saturday. The victory for the No. 1 rated Anteaters
: improved their record to 23-0 for the aeaaon.
1 UCI led 5-1 at the half and coasted the rest of
• the way behind the fine performance of Creshman
: goaltender Mark DreweJow who recorded 12 saves. ! Next for t h e Anteaters ls the PCAA
: tournament Friday and Saturday at Belmont Plaza
: in Long Beach followed by the NCAA tournament
: Nov. 21-28 at the aame sue.
: On th e high school front, senior Terry
: Hourigan scored six goals to lead Mission Viejo to a
• 10-7 decision over Claremont in second round action
1 of the CIF 3-A playoffs.
The Dlabloa. the No. 3 representative Crom the
! Sou th Coaat League, also received some fine
goaltendin g from Randy McCafferty, who had
: eight saves.
, T he DiabJos, like UCI, jumped out to a 5-2
' halftime advantage and were never threatened. I ' I
: CdM, Newport home Tuesday
ti Sea View Leaaue powera Newport Harbor and
Corona del Mar, tf>e two t.op-Reded teama In the
' CIF 4-A water polo playoffs, have drawn home I .-Agnmenta for Tue.day's quarterflnall action.
I Newport Harbor will host S untet League
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Six area volleyb all teams a d vance.
Mater Dei play Newpo1rt, Laguna Beach rac We tminster Tue1day ·
Quarterflnall1t1 In the C I F 4-A
women'• volJeyball playoff• look like a
who'• who of Oranae County with lix of
the elaht remalnln1 team• from thl1 area.
'San Clemente. Mater Del, Newport
Harbor, Laguna Beach, Westmjnater and
Cor ona del Mar all advanoed to
Tueeday'1 play.
San Clemente defeet.ed T<>M'ance, 3-1,
and will play Mira Cotta, the No. 1
aeeded team ln the playoffs ln ltl next
putlng.
Mater Del struagled at Santa Barbara
but cam e· out a 3-2 winner over lts
hosts while Newport Harbor downed
hoet Dana Hilla, 3-0. These two meet
Tuesday.
Laguna Beach stopped St. Bernard,
3-0. while Wesunlnster was downing La
Serna, 3-2. They meet on Tumay.
·Corona del Mar won over St. Joeeph'a
of Lakewood, 3-1. and will race Santa
Monica ln Tuesday's quarterfinals. ..
"St. J06eph's ls a really good team,"
said CdM Coach Harold Noreiga. "They
got the best of us in the second game but
we came back and kept pushing to win.
"Outside hitters Pam Lawrence and ·
sophomore Brooke Herrington played
College
football
very well. L.awrtnt'ft had l l klllt and
Herrlnaton had 14 on thll outald ...
"When we sot the ball to tht'm, w
WON virtually UllltuppilbJ Th y bvth
had ll great nl1ht."
BUI Ashen, tht• Lasurw Beach Coach.
felt St. Bernard /.'"YC!d well afalrut hill
team In la.Ina, I • 14, 16-9, 16· 3.
"They had an outstandln1 mlddl
blocker, No. 8 (Tereau Smith) who rould
VOLLEYBALL
hit over the top of any block. She was
awesome and played very well for them.
"Out regular setter (Mollie
Merchant) had an off night and her
replacement, Brook Blnley came in and
did a fantastic job. Molly came back In
the third game ano dld very well, also.
'It's really nice to have the luxury of a
player coming off the bench like Brook
did tonight.
"When that big No. 8 (6·0) hit the ball,
it was hard and Brook stayed right in
there and came up ~ith a save straight
up in the air. The girl11 played very well ~night." -
UCLA 3S. ::~ord 35 0 Vandel'btlt 45. Virginia Tech
Callfornla 34, Wuhlngton
St, 114
~·O n g B ea C h S I. 2 4 •
Ne'(ada-1.aa Vegas 13
Fresno St. ~. •ontana St. 14 .
San JOM St. 31, Pacific U. 0
Cal Lutheran 17, Azusa
Pacific 0
E. Carolina 3 t. Wiiiiam &
Mary 27
Bowie SI. 8, Diil. of~ 3 C e raon -Newman 4 5 ,
PrMbyterian 14
Georgia Sou1hetn 17, Men H .. 3
H~Sydney 8, Randolpll.
Macon 3
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Mater Del 1truuled In ha m11u:h at
S.nta Barbara, but wu 1bl to pull It out
wllh 1 16·8 decla&on In the final 1ame.
Sant.A BarbMra muv('d ln front, 12·0 In
the tint 81me whh the Monarc h•
mmln& back to IOI<!, U>-7. They wok the
nett two gamea, lOlt th fourth and won
the fin.al.
Santa Barbara waa cnught oul of
rotation twk.-e In the third game and that
1cemed to up1et their mental
rot)Centratlon.
Chrll Donahue and Peggy Baker, both
ecnlor out.side hllt.en1 dld well for Mater
Del u did setter Anarea Fort.
We1unlnster dropped the third game
agaln1t La Serna but had more bench
strength.
''We had more people on offense than
they did," Coach Dave Lindquist said.
"They had two very good blockent but
we had four and that waa the difference.
"Connie Watson had lS-kllls while
Diane Wat.on and Jackie Mendez each
had 11 with Stacy Schlange getting 8.
"We got behind In the second game,
14-7, but came back to win 16-14 and I
think we had a little letdown In the thlrd
before getting our concentration back. I
don't think we wlll have that problem
against Laguna.''.
Occidental 42, Pomona 10
St. Mary's 31, U. San Diego
10
Santa Clara <M, Sonoma St.
8 .
Or9gOn Tech 31, W. Oregon 0 S.i) Frend9co St. 17, Humboldt
St.3
&rogweter. Va. 7. Cethollc U. 3 Ft. Ve/Wf St. 83, Beptlat U. 0 ~ 13, C.tawt>a t2
Newberry 48. Lenolr·Rhyne 22
Virginie Union 43. EllZabeth City SI. 0
WHh. & LM 8, Georgetown. o.c. 0
2.91_ l.88 .
e, Oregon 23, w. wuto1na1on 20 E. Wuhlngton 41, w. MonleN 14
Youngalown St. ». M0teheed SI. 19
Hamc>ton lnll 34, Vlrgln&a St. 13
J a mee Mad l a on 52 .
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Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, November 14, 1882
outlook for Huskies after beating A u
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SMU, meanwhile, survives scare; Penn St. tops ND: and Alabama loses again
From AP dl1patclaea
TEMPE, Arlt. -Seventh-ranked Wuhtnaton
converted two fumble recoveriet1 lnto touchdowns
and Chuck NelAIOn kicked ht. 23rd field goal of the
leU<>n aa the Huaklet held on to upeet third-ranked
Arizona State 17-13 Saturday nJght In a Pacific 10'
C.Onference football showdown.
With the win, Wuhington moved back into
pcmtlon '° clalm lta thlrd atraiaht Pac-10 title and .
accompanying trip to the Rose Bowl while
e11entially elimin ating the Sun Dev.ils fr~m
contention.
The Huakte&, now 9-1 overall and 6-1 in league
play, can wrap up the championship next week at
winless Washington State.
Arizona State 9-1, 5-1 la idle until Nov. 27,
when the Sun DevUa end regular-season play at
Arizona.
Pe•• St. 24, Netre Da•e 14
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -Todd Blackledge's
48-yard touchdown pass to Curt Warner early in
the fourth quarter lifted 5th-~ed Penn State to a
24-14 victory over Notre Dame and virtually,
clinched a major bowl bid for the Nittany Uoru.
The victory waa the ninth against one loss for
Penn State, which ls idle next week when the bowl
blda come out. The Llona close their regular season
1Walnst Pitt Nov. 26.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
AUBURN, Ala. -All-American Herschel
Walker. IOllring put the' 6,000-yard career· mark,
raced for 177 yards and two touchdowns as top--
ranked Georgia trimmed A'-4burn, 19 .. 14 to capture
its third consecutive Southea1tern Conference
championship and a berth In the Su1ar Bowl.
Walker smashed over from the three with 8:42
remaining to erase a 14-13 lead Aubwn had taken
five minutes earlier when 170-pound acatback
Lionel James streaked 87 yards for a acore.
But SMU Coach Bobby Colllnt dug dMp into
t\11 bag of trick play1.
Blane Smith bobbled the kickoff at the
MuatA&11g 10 yard line and kept dribbling the ball
around until the entire Tech r turn team wa1
nearly upon him. He then 1natchcd up the baU,
faked a handoff and rifled it acrou field to Leach,
who dashed the di1tance without being touched by
a Red ~Ider. The play took 13 teeonds.
§. !lllMJ .. lf'f'I 38, tllabama ••
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -Reggi,e Collier K'<>red
three touchdown1 and Sam DeJarnette got two and
rambled for 152 yards to lead Southern MlsalBaippi
to a 38-29 upeet over 17th-ranked Alabama and
hand the Cril'NOn Tide lta flrat loa at home since
1963.
Collier, dlrectins the Golden Eagle offeme to
LUBBOCK, Texas -Bobby Leach took an perfection, paced Southern to a 28-7 haJftlme lead
across-the-field lateral and ran 91 yards with four as his team made good on Its first 10 third-down
seconds to play to give second ranked Sothern conversions and .scored on their Cirst four
Methodist an Incredible 34-27 victory over Texas possessions. Two of th~ touchdowns came on runs
T<'ch and al least a tie for the Southwest ., of 22 and 8 yards by the rangy 9uart.erback.
Conference championship. .
SMU, now 10-0 and 7-0 in SWC play, seemed
destined to have Its record soured after Ricky
Gann's 28-yard field goal with 17 seconds lett tied
the 900re for Texas Tech.
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Bli Ten championahJp and a ROiie Bowl berth with
a 62·21 victory over Purdue.
The Wolverine., 8-0 In the <.'Onferenoe and 8-i
overall. will repreaent th•~ Big Ten ~•t the
Pac-10 Conference champion In the Bowl
garne on Jan. l regardlem of how they fare In their
final regular eeaaon game aaalnlt Ohio State ne,ct
week. Purdue fell to 3-6 and 3-7.
!llls11lsslppl §t. ~7, IAV 24
STARKVILLE, Miu . -Dana Moore kicked a
45-yard field goal In the fadlna ICCOOda to lift the
Mississippi State Bulldogs to a 27-24 upset o(
unbeaten and sixth-ranked Loui1lana State In· a
frantic finish to a regionally televiled game. •
Moore kicked the winning poinll w ith ~O
seconds left. breaking the BulJdoo' six-game lacing
streak after It appeared LouTalana State h-4
rescued a 24-24 Ue on fullback Mike Montz' 35-yatd
touchdown run with 4:52 left. • _,
.Lf!n• Beae• St. Z4, VNLI' 13 . .
Quarterback T<kld OiUon completed 29 ot 44
passes for.324 yards and one touchdown and rait·tar
another score as Long Beac;h State downed
Nevada-Las Vegas 24 -13, in a Pacific Co1tat
Athletic Association game. ;-
Diablos earn
share of title
By JOE DUDEVOIR ...,..... to ttle D.itr,...
For the second consecutive year, Mission Viejo
and Capistrano Valley high schools will share Che
South Coast League crown, following Mission
Viejo's regular season ending 38-6 vic~ry over.
Dana Hills Saturday afternoon a\ Dana Hills. · •.
The win gives the Diablos a 5-0-1 league
record, the same aa Capo Valley. ..
Following lhe cont.est, Miss~ Viejo won die
coin flip that determines the No. l seed in the
conference for the upcoming playoffs. ·
When Oiablo head coach Bill Crow received
news that hia squad won the toss, he said, "lt'll·be
great to open the playoffs at home -especially
since this is a newly formed conference, and we
haven't seen any of the schools we will be playing'
against."
The Diablos' first-round opponent has not beeil
determlned yet: so as Crow noted later, "We'll just
have to sit back and wait."
After rolling up a 28-0 lead in the first half·
behind Roger Brown and fellow running back Sean
Varner. who each ecored two TD's, Miasion Viejo
scored on its second poeaession of the third quarter·
for a 35-0 advantage, and Crow took out his·
starters. But not before Brown piled up 154 yards
rushing on 18 carries. ' ;
The other half of the tandem. Varner, pie~
up 117 yards on oruy alx carries. But one of uWm
measured 84 yards and IWU)ted ln a DiabJo acore-to
put the visitors up 21-0 wtth 6:39 remainlng in th~
first half.
Brown ended the regular aeuon with 1,098
yards on the ground.
Dana HU&, which finally won lalt week to end
a 12-game skid dating back to last year, got ita ~y
acore on a Shane Pratt 1-yard plunge with 5:09 J~
to be played. Other than that. the Dolphins w~
completely smothered by a Diablo defel'l8e whlefs
limited them to <?nlY four first downs throup
three quarters of play and a mere 21 yards--On the
ground for the cont.est. '
The Dolphins dld manage to out-gam Miss.ion Viejo through the air, however, totaling 183 ya~
to the Dia6los' 180, but moet of thoee yards came in
the last five mintues of the game when it was well
out of reach. · . * * 111M1on V1e1o a , Dene Hiie I Puntt 2-34 8-36 lcofe bJ a-teft • Fumble9-loat 2-0 .1-0
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18 10 BfoMI. 1-23: Irie*. 1-20.
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Yachts scrambling
Now that the battle for line honors (first to
finish) is eettled in the Los Angeles to Mar.atlao
yacht race, the ecramble la on for corrected time
(handicap) poeiUona which is what the race ia all
about.
With all of the Cius A and mo8t of the Cius B •
yachts ln port Saturday, it ap~ared certain that the
overall corrected time and Cl'9a A honors waa in
the 10le poewsaion of Richard C.tlin'a Sama Cnlt-~
Samurai from SUU~ter Yacht Club In the bay
area. Samurai'• ~ wu 130.0718 hourL
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bunches Saturday and Saturday night wtth the
entire fleet hopefully ufely ln port by tonight. eo.ui wtth lela than 100 mllee to So Saturday we~ Arriba. 38; Beet Wave, 43; Will of the Wisp,
76; ~ 81; and Mimi B. 84.
Othen Wett Miramar, 120; Shamrock, ISS;
Notorloua, 148; Rowdy, UO; Insatiable, ua;
Swmtra. USO; In , 1 '10; and ht 1'11.
•• Orano• Coat OAIL.V PIL.OT/lundey, Nov.mber 14. 1112
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UCLA WINS, 38-35 • • •
From Page 81
Mark Harmon and a one-yard
dive by Vincent White.
Townsell's firJt touchdown
grab of a nine-yard toss in the
comer o1 the end zone made it
21-10 but the Cardinal drew
within a field goal on Har-ry's
47-yard reception and a two-
point conversion.
UCl.A, which was forced to
punt only once Saturday ,
continued to move the ball at.
will, however . The Bruins
ba1anced their attack with 351
yards naah1ng and 314 net yards
....... for 6°51 total yards, the
ieconcf:.hichest in UCLA history. •-n.ere la no question we pve
up a lot of yardage today."
Stanford Coach Paul Wiggin
unden&ated. "We could never
stop their running game or
contain Ramley."
So potent wa1 the Bruin rumUna pme that running back
Dlinny Andrews ~ the ftnt
UCI men take
PCAA ctown
FRISNO -Mark' RuelH
finllhed tint, Mike Carlton ninth and lohn Gerhardl 10th to ....
UC lrvtne'• men'• c:rom aoun1ry
t.-n to the PCM dwnp6omhli>
Mle. Ruela1 ran away from \he
field. «aplet.inc hil run In 11:&1. TM AD_..,. ftnilhed With a
\eam ICOf'e of 207. The hott
........ al l'w SteM Mn .......
la tlle NCAA Dlvl1lon 1 ~lflnUlatwomm.VCI EIOdawlllll~ PalJ ....... of Glib ......... time .....
_ ....
UCLA player this .-.. to pin
over 100 yards when be ftnlShed
with 148.
Stanford's top lfO"Jld-plner
was Edison High graduate Mike
Dotterer, who ran for 79 yardl
and a touchdown.
"Our plan at the outlet w• to
try to control UCLA's pasinc
game," said Wig1in ... A team
with (Connac) Camey, Town1ell
and (Paul) Bergman ii alway.
dangerous. But they ahowed a
stronger running ,.._ than we
expected."
Stanford made a laet-ditch
effort to wln the pme in the
final momentt, ecorlng on an
11-yard TD pu1 from Elway to
White. A two-point conversion
lhaved the margin to just • field ao-J with s\fll a little ie. than
lour minutes remalnlnc.
But the Cardinal cmchlnl tta.ff
cllldained the on-llde kick, and
Wlwll UCLA took p 1111llon on
their own 11, the Brutnt were .a.ae to run out the clock with ,.. ftnt downt.
Slw•y, the NCAA career
1-der' ln completiorw. WM 29 of 39 far 3&2 yards md completed
10 In a raw at one ttap late ln
the ~· The lndivtdual ttata ~ mway, but the ~
line ti tM1 Stanfonl hat not 11J1W '° • t.cnd' Pint lince die llirdor q'*1111Wi arrived.
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N-pOtl Heritor dot Dane Hiii•. 15·7, 15·12, 1M Lotun• Beach def. 81 Bemero, 18-14,
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IS.12. 1111-15. 11-14
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Blac·k tie means
tuxedo for him ·
If the Invitation reads
"Black Tie," the appropriate
dress for men is the tuxedo.
The classic tuxedo
communicates prestige and
understated elegance.
Takin~ a clue from
women s more elegant
after-dark attire, more men
are including tuxedoes as
part of their eveniog
wardrobes. ·
A variety of rainbow colors
is available for special
occasions, but for
understated ele~ance, the _ ·
selective man still opts for
the black tuxedo.
Today's tuxedoes feature
narrower lapels and trouser
Jegs. The black bow tie to
~ccent the formal shirt with
f rench cuffs is still popular,
but showing up at parties are
red, electric blue and
maroon bpw ties with
matching cummberbunds.
Another handsome
approach to formal dressing
is the three-piece vested
tuxedo.
For a less formal occcfsion
when "Black Tie Optional" is
indicated on an invitation,
the color of the tie does not
come into play, but die color
of the shirt does.
Appropriate dress for a
black tie optional event calls
for a dark business suit, a
color coordinated tie and
always a white dress shirt,
according to Noddie
Wehner, I. Magnin fashion
coordinator.
The looks for a casual party
are wide and varied for fall
and winter. Each man can
··sport his own interpretation
of elegance and an easy wa{
to do this is with separates.
A wool sport coat in a
plaid with an array of colors
can be teamed with a
straight-legged slacks, a
sweater vest and wool tie.
So regardless of the
occasion, men can find
fashions that work and can
dress with style.
FASHIONS AND JEWELRY: Courtesy of I.
Magnin, South Coast Plaza, coordinated by
Noddie Weltner. ·
LOCATION: South Coast Plaza Hotel,
Costa Mesa.
Sam Habif of Newport Beach and Ygal Sonenshine of Laguna Beach.
PHOTOGRAPHER: Richard Koehler, Daily
Pilot Staff
Bill Bia•• cartiea out hia idea• of
ele1ance in the ainsle-breaatecl
black wool blend tuxido worn
by Sam Habif. Fabric covered
buttons lend a touch of claaa to
the formal wear -aa doea hie
jewelry - a lapia rins and
cufflinka and a Concord Polo
watch. Sonenahine'a three-piece
tuxedo ia crafted of 100 percent
ailk by I. Ma1nin. A reel bow tie
and pocket aquare contraata
colorfully with the black and
white. He ia jeweled with 1old
cufflinka, a rins with a radiant
cut irradiated canH)'. diamond
aurroundecl by round brilliant
cut diamond. and an 18 karat
sold Concord watch with ref.tile
band. Botll men wear b ack
patent leather ahoea.
Sonenahlne (risht) la on tarpt wltli
the proper attire ant1 clMcldns an the time ,_ the .. st "Wack tie .....
,. event. lk.t ••r• • three•plec• plq atrlpe nol ltlentl •ult tar !Cal•ln
Klein, ........... •hlrt And ......
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By VIDA DEAN Oe1tr ..... .....,....,
ln pal\ (.'O}umns, W{''Vt> wtkt'd 1 lot aboul
new fragr m:et . . . now for anotht>r on .
This one ls different It Is nol personal
fragran~. but one ror the home
Artull and designer Diane Love of N VI
York describes h as a floral hlcnd. "h 's fl't'th,
f(rccn, bu\ not any one parlll•ular IK.'ent 1 wanted
i\ to smell like a flower gnrden arter o summer
rain. ll'a an overall floral fragranef' that men,
women and children will enjoy."
Tht,> fragrance c.'Oml'il in several forms -
· potpourri, candle., silk Clowc1 petals. candles, oil
and apray. It Is the-basis for the Diane Love
Objects of Fragrance for Prestige Place.
Love was in Southern California recently to
launch the collection which will be carried in
several Orange County stores. (Neaman-Man·us
has at. Saks is ~eltinl( it soon and I was told that
8 91}1nson's would have it.)
Love has designed unique containers for her
scent a large frostCd glass ginger jar fiUed
with potpourri. leaC-shapt.'CI embroideted sachets,
rectangular-shaped Clora! embroidered pillows
with fA fragrant flannel inside, a silvered bronze
metallic basket housing a taupc·l'Olored candle,
silk flower petals in a fluted bowl (petals can ~
scattered in any attractive way or in any
container) and a metallic J:>rocade drawstring
pouch with a silve red bronze basket bottom
containing potpourri.
''Many of the containers can serve dual
purposes," Love said. "The glasses and bowls can
be used for dishes, baskets can be used for
• nice, new
ilvered bronze me1allic ha ket
polpourri or small precious objects when lhe
candle is finished a nd the pouch, a Shingen
Bukaro, mspin.'CI by a handbag used by Jar,anesc
women, can be carried as an evening bag. '
"I wanted the objeNs in collection to be used
everyday, not hidden away in the bathroom or
kitchen, like a lot of other home fragrances. Mine
arc neutral, but decorative and can be used with
Chippendale furniture and with chrome and
glass.· My favorites are probably the basketry
and the fro:;ted glasses."
•• . The collection features two color families u
well as me tallic brocades and taupe-toned
materials. One group Is warm with· peach,
mauve, old rose and salmon and the other la cool
with smoky teal, mint and celadon. "They wlll
work with many different color achemes,'' Love
Carme lo Manto hosted a luncheon at La Strada Restaurant (or the
committee planning the Christmas Tree Gala and F eslival al
Ne~port Harbor Art Museum. Marion Seeley, left, and Bee Jay
Hershman, ehairwomen, show him the "WU.rd of Oz"
decorations that will go on one of the trees. ·
'A Time for Giving.' • • 1s coming
Santa Claus, Jim Gamble's puppets and
other entertainment will be provided for the
children throughout the Christmas Tree Festival,
Dec. 3-5 at the Newport Harbor Art Museum.'
The theme thi.s year is "A Time for Giving"
and Nordstrom. South Coast Plaza, in keeping
with the theme will underwrite the ac:lftlmion of
children under 12. One boy and one girl will
receive a specially designed and hand-decorated
Christmas Tree.
Pacific Chorale will entertain during the
three-day gala and on Friday al 3 p.m .
Nordstrom will present a three-generations
f~ion show -models will represent prominent
families from throughout Orange County. The
shdw will be foll.wed by an F.nglish high tea.
Ex hibits by eight artists is scheduled
featuring fusion glass, painted fabrics, sculptured
macrame. acrylic painting. photography, cer~
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wheels,
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Haft Yo. ID.ated Yd? , •
A rare opportunity to im-est •
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Investments from 510.000
in San Oieao and Orange
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sculpture, innovative batik ;md sculptured gold.
And, of course, there will be beautiful
C hristmas trees to view . Companies and
individuals have donated the money for the trees
and after the festival they wtU be given to OC
facilities for the holidays. (The museum Is a large
place and they will still take donations for more
trees.)
The festival will be open from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. each day and tickets are $2 for adulta and
children over 12.
On Thursday evening from 6 to 10 p.m. an
invitational preview will be held at the museum.
The Orange County Master Chorale will perform
a nd t e mpting taste treats cate r ed by
Pennington's will be available.
Darlene Ferrari is honorary chairman of the
event and Marion Seely and Bee Jay Henhsman
are festival co-chairmen.
fragrariCe for t-he home
VD~
explained.
Shingen
Bukaro
When the potpourri and silk leaves begin to
106C their scent. Love has an oil and a spray to
give them new hfe.
"I think a home needs a nice fragrllJllCe to
On the cover • • •
Sam Habif of Newport Beach is chairman of
the bc»rd for Hand H·Floral and Craft Supply
Co. which has four stores in Orange County. He
·end his wife, Lucille, remqe in Newport Beach.
Ycal Sonenshine, a restaurant and hotel r· ls married to Judge Shella Sonenahine. are rea!denta of Lacuna Beach and are the
~ta of three children.
The two businessmen will continue their
"modeling careers" on Sunda~~ 21, whel'\ the Newport Beach chiapter of h holds ita
third annual pledge dinner at 6 p..m. In the Sou4.h
C.O.t J>1ua Hotel, Co.ta Mesa.
Silverfem ...
A short and pant
you'll find you can't live
without... use it to ploy
hard or just to lounge.
Available in 14 colors.
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Fragrant embroidered pillows . . . " complete the environment. My fra~rance has a
J(ood track record. It was tested in my New York
stone !or two years before this national launch.
The respanae was good and I feel comfortable in
expanding It." I
Joining them as models In a men's Cashion
show featuring clothes from I. Magnin will be
Don Bernhard, Hal Birnkrant, Len Foster,
Bernie Green, Ben Helphand, Richard Meyer,
Arthur Samuel~ Charles Shindler, Ron
Shenkman, Bernie Samson and Dr. John Siegal.
1 Su&y Duhan and Marjorie Shane are co-
chal~ ~ event at which 200 are expected.
Proceeds wtU benefit the Hadusah hoepitals in
Israel.
~ Steve .Berliner's Orchestra will play for
dancin& and vocalist Ellie Berliner will entertain.
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FV businessWomen
schequ le meeting
FOUNTAIN VALLEY Chuptl'r of tht•
American Business Women A5socaauon will mt't"l
Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Sir George's Restaurant
In Huntington Beach.
EXECUTIVE WOMEN Intcrna\lonal will
hold Its executive's nll{ht Wl'dneliday ot the
Balboa Bay Club with u social hour bcglpning at
6:30 p.m. For reservations, cah Chnrllnc Berg,
731-7711.
IRVINE-COAST REPUBLICAN Women's
t 'lub will nlt'N Tu\•1Mhay &l th11 Hhuk J1li.nd
Ytwht Club to h ar 11uth11r C.'twryl &"·k dltt·u"*'
hl·r 1ww book, "T h Nt1wµt1rt Woman " f'ur
1 rv•l.lona. c:all Hf'l\•n Mell, MI 25iA
COLONEL WILL.JAM CABELL t·hapu•r Q(
the.• 0..uehtt'rt ut tht• Anwnc1n Ht•volutlon wall
ffil't'l Wf'dm'Sday for u noun lunrht'On und n
d1*:UL"lon oC nallvt> Anwrlc1mJ1, for rt'tl4'r vo\lon,.,
Cllll Mrs. Arthul" wwls, 64tJ-06tl7.
AVPL.AUSE CUAl'Tt-;R or the Orangl'
t'ounty Pt•rfurtnlns Art• Cl'nll•r will dl1K·u11s
up<:omlng fund raltieni Fl'ltlt1y In WoodbridMt'.
Fc>I' dlrt'<.'llOnll and rurther Information, ~·all
Cas.wndra Oum pert. 052-a 161.
LA Sf;RTOMA lNTEHNATIONAL of
Santa Anu will honor. Its dl8trict governor
Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Don J 06C'11 in Tustin. For
rnservations, q.111 Donna S hutt, 551 -0395.
HAHBOH VIEW HILLS Philharmonic
c:ommilttlt.' w.111 hear a piono rtl(·1tal by Rk'hard
Nlv<'r Tuesday ul 10 a.m. In Newport Beach. Fol',
Orange Co11t OAILV PILOT/Sund•y. November 14, 1982 ('I
N'M•rvaUoN. coll &14 -!l468,
COS1'A MY.SA WOMKN'8 'luh nwmbcn
wi,11 hold th Ir monthly lutk·h•'<>n mf c.·Unti ut the.•
clubhoWMI, tilO W ltHh St .. Friday at 11:3() u.m.
For lun<-hNJn rt-..•rvauon•. c.•all Morlho Roth,
96:t-fl&e7.
LAGUNA NIOUEL. WOMEN'S Club will
mt;ct Thur11duy 11t Nl6(Uf•I Hllh1 Junior High
&-hool to rrnuh.ie pluna for a Chrlatnm honw
t.0u1· uncl boutlqut" l''or Information, t-ull Karen
Maytltld, 831 ·!l736.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION for Mcdlcol
Tran11erlptlon will lllffl Saturday al Fountain
V11ll.:y Cornrnunlly Hoapllal al Y:30 n.m For
lnforrnuticm. call Vicki Reeves, 55 l-843Y.
LUPUS CLUB m ember s will hear
the1,amatologlsl Or. Daniel Wallace Tul'Sday at
7:30 p.m. ot Westl•rn Mc..'<ilcal Ct!ntcr tn Sant.a
Ana. For lnformaUon ubout Lho dub, call Ann
Whitman, 750·ti472.
WESTMINSTER COOPERATIVE Nursery
&·hoot pu1t•11ti. will hold thC'll 1mnu..I t:hri•tnuat
bc1um•U4• -.nd wuntry flur Saturday from 10 am
to 3 pm. at Wl'AlOUNIA.•r ('lvk Cc·ntt>r rf'Crl·Mtlon
bu1ldtnfl , B2VO W1·11tmln•tf"r Ave For
nformuuon. c.ull 1u1a ~4H!\.
STEPHENS COLLEGt-; AL.UMNAF. will
mccl Thun.<h1y Al 7 pm ln Jrvlne LO ht>ar a
rt.•odlnf:C of ChlH h'll Dick<·n1' C'hrr1t11\¥11 Carol by
Paullnt• Jlngut• ft'or mM·rvuUontf. call 847-1622
l''IUl-;l'H)S OF SOUTll CO{!lil Rc.·,x•rtory'11
Nc>wport &•u<'h Ouald will mc.•cl Thul'fldar at
noon in lrvlnt• For mlormuuon und dlrl'<.'t1on11,
call Shlrlc.•y LB\nJ)(lrt Ill 553-1471•
A Chrtstmui. boutl4U<· and gift ahow wall be
held Suturduy, fmm Ill tun to 4 .pm at the•
ZONTA CLUB hou!W, l ~th and Jrvan •, Newport
Bench. •
HUN'rlNG'rON BEA.CH C HAPTER 8~7
AARP will mN•l 'fut•sday at 12:30 p.m. in Murdy
Recreation C<'ntt•r , 7000 No rma Drive.
Huntington Beach.
The more you compare, the more you'll agree • • •
.. .. • • " "'II • M~ for qUality, seleCtloil .and savmgs
infant&'
famoua maker
polo shlrta
here for less
marshalls price
3.99
Short slttVC. polyester/ rotton knit polo shirts
from this ~ry famous
makl"r. Assort«f !IOlld
rolorsand pr1111 .... 1~
ular.sligJll lmJX'rfcellon w111 no( affect Ot. wear. Sizes 12 to24 moe..
Infants'
brand name
twill overalls
comparable in
quality at • 14
marshalls pr1L'<'
4.99
Flrst qualfly. bib-front °'"'Mlllls In polyes(tt"/C0(-
1011 rwtll Assort«t <'<>I or... most wHh appll
quai.St.nes l 2 to24 ~ Past sca501l.
famous maker 4 pc. bar
and stemware aeta regtilar
price elsewhere• 15 to• 1 7
ma rshalls 7 99-t 8 99 price • O •
Choose from several lovely s tyles: hi-balls.
coolers. brandy and aJl·pUfJ>Ol'!IC! Included.
All perfect for your holiday entertaining
and glft-gMng. Sold In sets of 4 only.
.
braDd name 2 qt.
tealrettle9 regufar prtce
elsewhere •30
ma~~ 12.99
F1rsl quail ty. natloQally advertletd porce-~
laln-on-stceLiqt. teakttllcswlthwooden
handle Shown ls Jual a sampling of th~
many patterns avaJlable.
brand name
pajamas if first
quality regular price
elsewh ere $25
s Wo~n cotton/polyester pajamas. lrrt'·
gular. slight Imperfection wlll not
affect Ot. wear. So)lds and prints. sizes S.M·V-Xl...
famous maker
flannel shirts
here for less
mars~~~ 10.99
Wann. wtnterwctghl rotton Oannel
casuals In awldt'sel<'<'llonof colon:.
and pattems. All first quallly. W1th
famouslabellneadl.Slz.csS.M liXL.
de8itEDer
confuroy jeans
comparable in
quality at $35
mara~~~ 16.99
First qualllycottbncorduroyjeans
from this famous dt'Sl~ncr. al half
the price you'd vcpect 10 pay. Five
pocket styling In assorted <'Olors.
Sizes 29 to 36 .
I
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men'•
famomname
wool aweatenl
comparable in
quality at 38.50
lnar.i~ 19.99
Pint quality, Sbetland wool.
crew oecll sweaters from tide
famoua maker. ANorted col-
ors with fine.line atripe. Sl&ea
S-11-L-XL
famous maker tenolawear 8. 9Q each
abirta pretlcketed by
the famous maker at $21
aborta comparable In
quality at $16
Manv.manycolorsll11hcoUarandplM'krl l'ni(lltal llvlln!(. with two pcl('krt~ ""81>
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F'lrs1 quality to 3R F'll"lt q11ul1ty.
CANOGA PARK: corner of Vanowen St And CortJtn SI COSTA MllA: Harbor Snop Ctr at thf' 1n1orsec1ion of Har nor B1v,1 nnd Wt'50f\ St GRANADA HILLS corner ot Balbo11
and San Fernanoo Mission Blvds HUNTINGTON a l ACH: rornt>r ot Beflch'Btvd ctnc1 T l•rry Dr LA MIRADA: Grtwn tMls Shopping Cir fest Imperial .Hgyvy corner 01 Sal'\IA
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Orange Coaet DAILY PILoOTl8unday, November ~·. 1112
James Roosevelt, Bob Fluor and Henry
Segerstrom
Chapman CoU8ge
Betty Hutton William&
with Do nald P. K enned y '
celebration d'raws
Eleanor and Irving Burg are presented award b y
Sophie Gendel.
crowd of 1,·00 .0
• ' By VIDA DEAN
0( the D.ity Piiot l tatt
Smith presented oil portraits to the
principals 'of each family honored.
honor of \heir 50th wedding anniversary. Their
children, Jim Edwads Ill, Carol Ann Roof{ and
Joan Edwards Randolph hosted a buffet' dinner
Samuel Gendel Human Relation awar.d for thei
leadership in communal and civic activities. Mor
than 200 attended the event. It's not often that you can get 1,000 people to
show for a dinner, but Chapman College did.
The "An American Celebration II". the
second of s.ix celebrations leading to the college's
12~th anniversary in 1986, was held at the
Anaheim Marriott and honored four Orange
County pioneers in enterprise.
The evening was dedicated to the Fluor and
Irvine Camilles, Donald P. Kennedy president of.
First American Financial Corp. and Betty Hutton
Williams, chairman of the board of Hutton
As.1ociates.
A musical theater production, "An evening
w ith George M. Cohan" w as produced and
directed by Ron ThrorlS(ln, head of Chapman's
Communications d epartment and music was
·provided by the college's symphony orchestra
.and the college choir.
At the coqclusion of the 40-mlnute
performance, President G. T. Smith announced
•the appointment of James Roosevelt an executive'
director of Chapman's Enterprise lnstitute. ..
"I am honored to be associated with the
Enterprise Institute," Roosevelt said . "The
Institute's aim Is to ennance aware ness and
understanding of the free enterprise system
which the four ho nored -families have
exemplified for generations. They are
outstanding Americans . . . . "
Jack R. Duddy, a trustee for the college, was
chairman of the event and honorary co-chairmen
w e re Dr. Arnold Bec kman, Carl Karc her,
Virginia Knon Bender, Marion Knott Montapert
and Henry Segerstrom. •
AMBASSADOR 'S BALL: Former
President Gerald Ford will be the featured
speaker at the 6:30 p.m. Nov. 20 Ambassador's
Ball at Warmington Plaza's first and secpnd
floors of the north tower.
J . Robert Fluor, Henry Segerstrom and Don
Kennedy are co-chairmen of the ball being
s pon sored by the Santa Ana C hamber of
Commerce.
T icke ts are $60 pe r person and more
Information is available by calling the chamber
at 541-5353. .
CELEBRATIONS: KOCE-TV will celebrate
its 10th anniversary Saturday. Nov. 20, at the
Disneyland Hotel Grand Ballroom. Comedian
and satirist Mark Russell will be the guest
entertainer and there will be music for listening
and dancing. The no-host cocktail hour ~ill
begin at 7 p.m. with dinner at 8:30 p.m. Tickets
for the affair may be arranged by calling
895-5623, Ext. 242. Cocktail attire is appropriate.
Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards (Edward
Theatre circuit) had a surprise celebration in ..
at Santa Ana Country Club. "
COUPLE HONORED: Eleanor and Irving
Burg were honored at a buffet reception held at
South Coast Plaza hotel by the Orange County
chapter of the American Jewish committee.
The Corona del Mar couple were given the
0
Ygal Sonenshine and Dr. Daniel H. Ninbur
were co-chairmen of the event which featu
H yman Boo kbind e r , th e W ashlngto
representative of AJC, as speaker.
Herbert Schwartz, Aaron Moyer, Rene
Goldstein, Ilene Spear and Irwin Field wer
installed as new officers.
Sometimes the Nicest Way to Say
Traville to show yachting fashions @$2ove
Designer Travilla will present his fall and
yachting fashions Saturday in t he Plaza
Ballroom of the Newporter Resort.
The event ~ing sponsored by Tiara de
Ninos Auxiliary of Children's Home Society
includes a boutique of handUlade gifts at 10:30
a.m. (preview at 10), luncheon al 11:30 with the
fashion show following. One of Travilla's
fashions will be awarded to a guest.
Tickets may be obtained by calling 542-1147.
Anne Forbes is chairman.
Big Canyon PhiJharmonic Committee will
sponsor a fashion show luncheon Wednesday in
the new Sea Island Clubhouse on Jamboree.
Be tty Sue Mack and Barbara Taylor are
cochairing the show which will feature fashions
from La Galleria modeled by members. Ticket
information may be obtained by calling 759-9585
,or 640-5452.
A Wednesday excursion to the Los Angeles
Gannent District "fill be conducted by Orange
C.oast College's Community Service. A bus will
leave OCC Auditorium parking lot at 8:30 a.m.
and return at approximately 3:30 p.m. Tickets
a very special boutique for
children at W es tp ort Square
369 E. 17th St .• C<>s1a Meta, 642~7l4
We now carry sizes 7-14
along with our infants and
toddlers gilts and styles
~ FLORENCE EISEMAN 'lit BETTI TERRELL
}f>'FISCHEL
.!(> ABSORBA ~ PETIT BATEAU
¥-FELTMAN BROS.
~ SYLVIA WHITE
a• e-4090 bte
sMippiag erpe•teace
O f , "69
b, lil' A\ldRt )
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Clothes from the wardrobes
of the world's best-dressed people .
$11 per pel'SOn must be purchased in advance
and are on sale at the OCC ticket office or can be
purchased by phone (556-5527) using charge
cards.
ROBINSON'S: Susan Barker, reJ)l'ftenting
Covermark Cosmetics will be at Robinson's,
Newport Beach, Tuesday for consultations.
Gerard Laplau, French primitive p11inter
whose artwork appears on Villeroy and Boch's
Design NAIF dinnerware will be at Robinson's
Crom noon to 4 p.m. on Thursday. H e w1JJ be
autographing NAIF purchases and his porcelain
greeting cards.
BULLOCK'S: Teddy bear buffs can hear
talks about bear collecting and see collectiO!lS
at Bullock's South Coast Plaza. Alan and Peggy
Bialosky, authors of "The Teddy Bear Catalog''
will be at the store Friday Crom noon to 4 p.m.
and on Thursday, Michele Clise will appear from
. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Also scheduled at Bullock's Tueeday from
noon to 4 p.m. will be a Wedgwood event with
Lord Wedgwood to au tograph purchases and
answer questions.
II AllllOUllClll9''
Jewels of Newport's
First Annual
How bttttr to~ }'OlX ~and appreda-
bOn for htr lXlfading St4JPM throughout )'OUr
marnage. than by gMng ~r something as
PMONI and meaningtul as an ~or
Eternity Ring. Boeh symbolize the t~ depth
of your ~ling for ~r. and Without saying
af¥hlng at all. you \Nill ~ chOSen ~ of
the nicest ways to slncerely say it alll
At~~ WI! Design and C~ate a
~ untque and exciting collecnon of these
nngs In 18 Karat Gold and Platn.m \XA! de~
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Tl DIAi\ ANN LANDERS. Can you 1tand OM
more comment to the wonwn who complain ~'*'
they never .. th.tr huabandl? I'm rererrina lO
docton and mima'-*' who put the netda of othera
ahMd of \htlr laiftlliea.
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hil country ln the U .8 . Navy and wm continue to erwun the ufety of thia nation for another 13
.,.,..Durlna the flrat five years of our marrl• we
spent a \OW of two "'nd a half yeara together. The
·pMt 18 months have . been shore duty, suppoeedly
tlme toaether, but ofter a 12·hou r day drilling
recr\1111 at a navaalnlna center, there'• not much
time left for me. , Tonisht. anothe n1Cht alone, I remembered
how, when Chuck w out at eea, he would phone
from Panama or l to aay, "I am thinkina about
you." I have dolena half-pace notes (he hated to .
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M..ay, Nov. 15
. ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Emphasis on
collection, abil~y to analyze data, ne<.'essity for
getting files in order Attention centers on security,
home, family ~d e obtaining of best possible
interest rates. native figures prominently.
TAURUS (Apri 20-May 20): Perceive picture
as a whole -bits, piecet wUl eventually fall into
place. Focus on le l rights, special permissfons,
popularity, long-dls ce calls, plans which could
include. travel and o ning of international markets.
W~h Saaittarlus! ·
GEMlNI (Ma 21 -.7 u{le 20): Emphasis on
details. courage of victions, closing deal which
had been pendin for aome time. Element of
surprise works i your favor. Unorthodox
individual rs dra you, becomes ally. Aquarian
figures in usual enario.
write) uylnl, "llave you and mill you.
True. tFie major rMponaiblllty uC ralalna our
two chlldreft hu been mine, but why gripe? So
what it I will never know a normal marrlaae? The
time we have COMether la IO prJ,.>clout we mab the
moet of It. 1 thanlt Ood for every minute, i.nd thoee
complalnlna . wome n ahould do the same. -
NUMBER TWO BUT THAT'S OK (FLA.)
DEAR NUMBER TWO: I 've always llad
tremendous admlratlH for Navy wlve1. We au owe
$em a debt of 1rad&INle. Lei'• laear I& for tltese
<.:ANCER (June 21 -July 22): You'll have
greater' freedom. more of a chance to imprint style
and an opportunity lo fulfill creative desires.
Emphasis on important changes, relaxation of
regulations and a ''serious relationship." Virgo plays
key rol~. I
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Take steps to improvt!
security. Check legal docume.nts concerning.
property. Important domeetic edjuatments highlight
acenario. Member of opposite eex preeenta aurprile
gift. Taurus, Libra. Scorpio persona figure
prominently.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 12): Forces tend to be
scattered -you make numerous contacts, relative
commW\icat.es desire for poaible vial\ and short trip
may be necessary. Look behind scenes for anawen.
See places, people in realistic light. Watch Piaces!
. LIBRA (Sept. 23 ·Oct. U): Foe.us on
achievement, investment procedures, added
responsibility and chance to Increase income
pot.eQtial. Member of oppo<e aex Mks questiqns
and could ask for a definite commitment. Cancer,
Capricorn penorw p1-Y key roles.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Project which bad
been delayed wUl show new life. You reach more
people, personal appeals gain desired r~ponses.
Circumstances take tum in your favor. You Ube at
WoH•rf•l wemea wlto 11crtftff H 19-'· .,._._.
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DIAR ANN LAND.118: ,.._don'& tC111 ddt l~U•r llNde b.c:au. m_y prObllm • lri.vtal oam1*9d
lo moet you n!('elve. To me It'• • tltrkMa one. •
Whcnevt-r I oat I a lway1 mana1e 10 ,.,
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1pinath, br<X.'C.'011, 1reen bHna or thJnat Wce &hat. I
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DEAR UD: I lllClftC SH followlq: CalTJ a
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pane at all &lmet. AIM a ... dipick. U 1• M4ld ..
Cll1lod1e partJclea of IC*I, tsHH JHrMlf ... M ·~ In tlae powder roem. •
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target.
SAGITTARIVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Open new
territory _,.areas that had been prohibited or
forblC:lden will now reptetent lelitima1e avenues for
eXJ?_loratioJ). Stre11 initiative, independen ce,
\vUllngnell to make new starts ln new din!ctions.
Keep· eye on Leo!
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Good lunar
aspect coincides with fulfillment of desires, added
cash aJl(l talk of promotion by professional superior.
Pleasant surprise due from family member.
Another Capricorn plays key role. You'll locate item
that had been Joet, missing or stolen.
~QUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): •Emphasis on
civic, political activity. lndlvid\tal you respc:.-ct urges
participatlon in project which could result in
plaudits from public. Highlight versatility,
willingness to list.en. Give full rein to Intellectual
curiosity. l
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current e~pectallons. Rules will be changed -
you'll benefit, horizons will expand and you'll have
genuine opportunitiy to pursue educational project.
Spiritual values will be defined. Investigate travel
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By SANDIE JOY Of" ................
Picture a duck. Serenely floatln1 on the
aurface but with unaeen feet paddUn1 a mile a
minute throuah the waten.
That, aafd Butch C.rber, la what Pacific
Adventuret' leaden are like while tendlna to the
needs of ..their guesta.
Pacific Adventurea la a Riverside-baaed
outfit designed to offer people vt1ealiona they
always wanted to take but perhaps didn't know
how or were too timid to attempt alone.
Carber and partnj?r Alan Ehrgott', both
experienced outdoorsmen, conduct outing•
designed around aclivides such u river-raftlnl,
cave exploration, hot air-baltoonlna. cross-
country skiing, bicycling, canoel'\i and
snorkeling.
Both men are proficient in a wide ranae of
outdoor skills Including sailing, snorkeling,
aoaring and skiing.
Most trips are weekendera, Carber
explained, with prices kept to a minimum -
from $95 for a day-long excursion lnto Rancho
California including hot air balloonlna and •
winery touring to $795 for an eight-day honie
and mule trek into Baja California to explore
ancient Indian cave paintings. • ·
"With the economy as sluggiah as It is," said
Ehrgott, "people are looking for exciting trips
close to h ome that aren't exorbitantly
expensive." ·
When Carber and Ehrgott, both 30-year-old
UC Riverside graduates, first conceived the
company while exploring caves In Baja
California in 1976, they expected their market
would be in two-week wilderness trips. But,
with the tightening of the economy, they've
discovered weekend tours ar~ in the greatest
demand. ·
Most trips are camping expeditions, but
aome auch as the three-day crou...country ski
touring trek to Sequoia National Park Include
lodging. The Sequoia weekend -including
transpoctation, two nights lodging, most meals,
ski equipment and instruction -carries a $249
price tag while a three-day cross-country ski
touring expedition to the closer-by San Jacinto
State Parle with no lodging has a bargain
basement rate of $69.
The trips are "small, intimate vacations," he
said, "designed to create a cohesive environment
where people can feel comfortable with their
fellow travelers."
Guests are held to a maximum of 20 on each
trip with n early 75 percent of Pacific
Adventures' first-timers new to the wiJdemess.
Mostly from Southern California, the guests
tend to be 30-to 50-year-old upper-middle class
professionals who're seeking a new experience or
an opportunity to meet new people, Carber
explained.
"The flexibility of the trips allows
individuals to go at their own pace, while not
feeling pushed," he said. "The program also
allows them to push themselves just a bit further
than they initially think they can, thus providing
a built-in sense of achievement."
Campers, he said, are encouraged fo ahare
their experiences around the campfire each
evening.
Each trip ii looeely constructed, he added, to
provide a aenerou-supply of outdoor th.rilla and
fun, an opportunity to become acquainted with
the beauty and tranquility of the wilderness and
a taste of back-to-n:ature gourmet meals. •
Usually, Cacber explained, guest.a are eerved
fresh campfire-baked bread, cakes and pies plus
tasty di.shes made from fish caught that day plus
fresh vegetables and fruits. Tiley even have a
happy hour with a different wine each day and a
Sunday breakfast h ighlighted by strawberries in
champagne.
ti Watc hing us cook Is part of the
entertainment," Ehrgott said. "We take great
pride in our food ... Often, we have flowers
on our dinner table, just to give that little
peraonal touch."
Cacber and Ehrgott lead most of the outings
them.elves although the firm has aix part-time
staffers including one who has been around the
world twice on hia bicycle.
Before Ehrgott co-founded Pacific
Adventures, he walked 1,800 miles of the Pacific
Crest Trail alone and, with another man. claims
to be the first to have walked the length of Baja
California.
No one is expected to keep up with Ehrgott's
pace, however.
Experience in the outdoors isn't a
prerequiste to taking one of Cacber'a and Ehrott's
trek.. The company provides all equipment and
instruction except for sleeping bags and personal
gear.
The firm can be contacted at P.O. Box 5041.
Riverside 92517.
Christmas camping
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A Christmaa camping tour to view Baja
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preeented by Orange Coast College's community
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. Cost of the. 14-day trip from Dec. 18 to 31, ia
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all meals, and guides. Transportation la via
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"Baja's rock paintings are world-famous for
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"Becauae of their size, early explorers
thought they had been painted by giants. While
we still do not know nactly who the peinten
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yeer 1054."
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Your neighbor has a bicycle his children
h ave long since outgrown. You h ave a
lawnmower, still in good condition. that you
haven't used since you got a newer model. Your
neighbor offers to give you the bike and you
return the favor by letting him have the
lawnmower.
You may or may not-know it, but you've just
negotiated a barter.
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Sunday, November 14, 1982
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the 5eller. That way, instead or the old system,
where a barterer would have to find someone
who had something he wanted and was willing
to swap with him, the modem barterer now has
access to a varieiy of goods and services he can to
trade for.
With more and more possibl ~ uses of
computers becoming available to consumers,
Meyer said, barter will continue to grow. Now,
he said, barter accounts for around 1 percent of
the gross national product In the U.S. about $2.5
trillion. By 1990, he said, barter deals will sw ell
try to get out of paying their taxes -not just•
barterers, he added.
Bartering fulfills a need in society, Meyer
said, as it has for 3,000 years. And bartering is
more widespread tha than most people think.
Because so much of it is done on a very high
level, the transactions are invisible to the general
public.
Barter -the exchange of goods and services
without money -was a round long before
Manhattan Island was traded for $24 worth of
wampum beads and cloth. Bob Meyer
knows
about
computer
bartering ·
· to make up 15 percent of that figure.
The Sheraton hotel chain will barter $25
million worth of rooms this year, Meyer said, for
television and radio advertising time and a
variety of other promotional goods. And other
large companies do a similar volume of bartering. And, with inflation and d ollar-value
depreciation ever-present facts of post-i.ndustrial
society, barter may be the wave of the future,
according to Bob Meyer , a Ml.saion Viejo resident
and ex-professional baseball playe r who
·• publishes a magazine chronicling the barter
world.
As a culture, we've been brought up to think
in tenns of money. "People are going to have to
get away from that money mentalitY," Meyer
said. He sees bartering, an ancient form of
exchange undergoing a renaissan.ce in these
depressed times, as an increasingly popular
alternative to cokl, hard cash.
"Bartering Is a ver y creative activity,"
Meyer said. "ln order to barter you have to
realize your full potential and take stock of
everyµtl.ng you have that might be attractive to
someone else.·· ,
The last' time bartering really flourished,
Meyer said, was in the Depression Era of the
1930s, when money was scaree.
It was common in those days for men who
were out of work to travel around the country
offering to do odd jobs in exchange for a meal
and a place to sleep.
That kind of a trade qualifies as barter, and
it happens all the time on all levels -from
neighbors swapping favors ·to multimillionaires
pulling off int.e0J.3tional deals.
In the '30s, barter existed mainly on a one-
to-one le vel, Meyer said. But today, with
barterers' goods and services plugged into
computers all over the nation, bartering is a
much more sophisticated venture. And one that
is much more profitable.
Barter Systems Inc. Is a bartering club that
makes about $200 million a year with a service
charge system much like the one Visa uses,
Meyer said.
Barterers who join Barter Systems Inc., and
moat clubs like it. pay a one-time initiation fee
and an 8 to 10 percent service charge on each
transaction they make.
The club issues a laminated barter card
which can be used with a system of "trade units"
set up ror its members, Meyer said.
All the goods and services of a barterer who
belongs to the club will be listed on a master file
in that club's computer. Then, a member of the
club can go to another member and purchase
something from him using his card and crediting
his trade unit account.
A record of how many trade units each
member has accumuleted is kept on another
comouter file, where it can be easily verified by
Even if the economy makes a complete
turnaround. he said, barter will remain popular
because of the other advantages it provides.
"Aft.er you barter awhile, you hate to spend
cash.'' Meyer said. Bartering even becomes a
social activity, a way to meet people, he said.
One of the biggest criticisms the bartering
industry comes up against ls the charge that
bartering is tax evasion.
The Inte rnal Revenue S ervice regards
barter as part of the underground economy,
Meyer said, but usually baner deals are ''a wash
when it comes to taxes." The ~oods and 1ervicea that are received in a barter deal, he explained.
are equal to the goods or services that are
expended., no taxable income ia 8CQUired.
But to keep bartering on a legitimate level,
300 barter clubs recently joined together to form
the International ABsociation of Trade Exchanges
-a group which lobbies for the barter industry.
As a result, the lRS came out with a ruling
which was signed Into law in October, Meyer
said, requiring barter clubs to sl?nd copies of all
their yearly transactions to the IRS and to their
members. Members are required to report those
transaction s on a tax statement called a
superfluous income form -the 1099.
The system "keeps (bartering) nice, simple
and clean," Meyer said. After all, he added,
bartering it.self is not illegitimate, it is the people
who try to circumvent paying their taxes who
are doing somethin~ ille~al. And plenty of people
Count.er-trade is bartering which is done on
a very large scale -between countries and
powerful firms. For instance, Meyer cited
Occidental Petroleum's $20 million barter dea1
this year with the Soviet Union.
Occidental agreed to build a factory in a
warm w eather port In the USSR, providing jobs
and industry there, in exchange for a supply of
anunonia and the end product of its factory.
But bartering doesn't have to take place on
s uch a n elevated level. Anyone can start
bartering, Meyer aaid.
All It takes is a good a.esunent of one's
skills and assets. First, sit down and list all the
things you own, things you can do and peopJ•
you know, Meyer adviaed.
Then make a· list, of things you want -
products. work done, contacts. Thefl comes the
hard part: finding someone to barter with. The
best way to do it is by associating with other
barterers in a club or through classified ads. •
Meyer runs barter ads in his magazine,
BarterNews. "I have not put one paid ad out on
BarterNews and I've had 60 or 70 ads out on the
magazine," Meyer said.
He trades ads in his three other magazines
for ads in larger publications, like the Saturday
.Evening Post and Mother Jones.
Bartering has passed the test of time, Meyer
said. "Anyth ing that's been around 3,000 years
has got to be gOod," he said.
What does the stock market's dazzling surge me8n?
NYSE president thinks Volume Shares Analysts say big rise
• econoHJ1c upturn near • 132.182.810 should not be ignored
The spirit of the bull market in
the stock exchange will break
loose and stampede across the
naticn's economy very aoon. said
J ohn J. Phelfln, Jr., president of
the New York Stock Exchange.
highly visible economic lndkator,
a healthy market has a positive
p syc h o l ogic al effect on
consumers. When the general
public sees a bull market, the
feeling in the country is that
things will get better, he said.
Issues Traded NEW YORK (AP) -The stock
ma r k e t Is fam ous for
unpredict able , even wi Id,
behavior. but does its $400 billion
surge during the last three
months mean the beginning of
better economic times?
aft.er this kind of market rise flies
in the face of history."
Phe la n based his bullis h
ouUook for economic recovery on
the record-setting highs the
market has hit over the last few
months.
In a speech to the \Vorld
Affairs Council o f Orange
County Wednesday, Phelan said
he is prepared for stock market
volumes to hit 300 million shares
a day in the n ot-too-distant
future.
"It's like having a Mt. St.
Helens In your backyard,"
Phelan said. The latest record -
149.3 million shares traded in one
day -will most likely be broken
before It makes the ~rd books,
he aaid.
Stock market gains are one of
the most reliable predlcters of
recovery. Phelan eald. "The
market has predicted nine out of
the last six rec.'ftllon.," he joked,
"and tbat's as good as your local
weatherman -and he hH a
farmer'• almanac to help hlm
out."
Since the atock market la a
Over the past four years ,
Phelan has headed a capacity
Increase program for the NYSE.
He has invested $70 million, he
said, in the program to adapt and
apply new technologies in data
processing and computerization
to market trading.
Phelan said he is now working
on computerized aystems for
buying and selllng stocks from
banka and department atoret.
One day, he aaid, an investor will
be able to sit at home and brine
up stock market information on
hb televiaion ecreen.
From hla living room, the
investor will be able to execute
an exchange which wi11 take
immediate effect on the market.
Though he waa optlmlatic
about America's future, Phelan
t..ued a word of warning about
the economy.
"Thi• naUon's 1ot a lot of
praying to do," he aaid, "becaute
If we doo't have a recovery we're &o'J\I to have a lot of problenw."
"
When NYSE preeideat John Phelan Jr.
1poke' In Oranee Coaa1y Weda_.y, 1he
markel tntled 132 milhcnl lhaNI.
~ ) ..
2.000
Up
764
Unchanged
·310
The market averages have
soared from the de pths of a
gloomy bear market to record
highs in less tP.!n three months.
Until Aug. 18, the New York
Stock Exchange had never seen a
day in which 100 million wres
were traded. Since the n , it .
happened 19 umes. .
The numbers by themselves
att dazlling to market watchers.
But behind the figures lie even
more fascinating questions for
every participant in the U S.
economy.
b the rally an accurate forecast
of b•tter tlmea ahead for
ce>naumera. worken, 1tudent1
plann&n1 career• and retired
penaionen? la inflation dNd. and
~ arowth carNn.I beck?
MOit people paid to lntarpret
the "*'IP of the market uy
the ..., power ot Its Nl'!Mlt rile
cannot be l•nored. Donald ReDn. the Tftuury eecntary ana fonMr ChainDan of Merrill
Lynch & Co., awnmed up &hat
vleW when he declared that 1tack
martaM lnveltorl l'Ol'lcluded that ''Ont • .,. would have fCOUOl'NC
·~· end two, &hat lnte,... ,. .. wOukl be faP'nl.
''TM ltOek nwbt IUtnl out to
M a very 1ood pr•d~tor of
economic tren•.' Ml• O.vld auw. ctu.f economllt ., the
ln"9tm•nl adYi10ry firm of
......... • Paar'• Corp ... It'• Ml a.--. but dfln ...... ..
Gawllliil lndk..,.._ TO •Y ~t
'\ .•. ,..,.,
The record high of the Dow
Jones industrial average that bad
stood until last week occurred
almost a decade ago, on Jan. ll,
1973, wh~n it cloeed at 1,051.70.
As inOatlon-ronscious analyste
are quick to point out, the dollar
has shrunk drastically since then.
By some calculation the Dow
Jones lnduatrlals would have tq
reach about 2,600 to equal In
today's purchasing power, the
wealth represented by the 1913
peak. • '
There are other atriking
contrasts between then and now.
At the b e ginning of 1973,
economic growth waa 1tronf.
Inflation had slowed undet-
wqe-price controls lmpo.ed by
Preaident Nixon a yeer and• half
earlier. and he was phuing ti..
out.
In 1982, the economy is mind
In receasion. Stoclu atood at •
two-year low ln early Aupaat.
About the only upbeat newa wa
• drop ln inflation and, alter a:
painful delay. a decline ln
int.erett rat.ea 11 well. . ,..,
The market too la• dlff~ ullmaJ ...._. •YI· Gl"el &n~ ~
dlndOI" of l'fllal'Ch et the W
Street flnn of Pn*n~a.:M
SeeuriU., polntl OU\ that lt ... •
become mon volaule, both. \ip
end down, partl~ blcame oC a
proliferation ot flrm1 ad
pw6on fundl and othw ~ ••
~ ..
1'hlle m''L"*:r hiWii . ......_.,., ... -.. ....
tbelr rHul\1, In a fl• ~litM ............ =-~r:t: :. .. =.·~~ ..... '
Or.no• Cout DAILY PILOT /8u"d·~· Novemb« 1~. 1982
I
11111 CDllT ITDCll
Followlna are the 11\.0C.'k mork~t truruwc:Uon• of publicly lradod Orangt• County firm•
or the week cndt'Ci Friday, Novt<mbt•r 12. Duta provld:-d by N'wpc>rt &l(•url~lt·11 t'urp · .. ,.. I
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Apartment boom near
· A nuw boom In Southt•rn Calltoroha OJ,*rtment
t'On11tru1:tlun la po .. lbleo In 1983, a«0r<llng w Robert
Ouallam, prcaldcnl of the Newport Economk•
Croup. Speaking to o rcct•nt meeting of tht•
Nallom&l Alil<x:hatlon oC Wom4ln In Conatruc:tlon in
l'"ullcrton. Dunham Pointed to the favorable markN
foctort1 now evident. Virtually no appartments have
been bullt since the early UJ70'11 he eald. And the
need for apartments has continued to f.:limb sharply
a1> h<>u!llng pri<:t'S 1tnd monthly paymenti1 have>
out11tl'ippcd gains In family Incomes. The third
lngredlt>nt la falling inio·rcsl ra(J!& . .Sustained
declines wlll bring the feasibility of new apartmcul
c.'Onstructlon Into view. '1c said. • • • •
Mark S. Nlcbter of Costa Mesa has been
promoted to tax manager in t he privately owned
business division of the Newport Beach office oC
Ernst & Whlnney, one of the largest of the Big
Eight accounting firms. Nichter holds a S.S. degree
in aa.-ounting Crom the University of Illinois. He Is a'
~rUfied public accountant, a specialist In the oil and gaa and mapufacturing industries .
\ . . . .
Southern California builders can learn how to
conipJy with new residen tial ene_r:BY efClc;iency
standards a t a one-day .seminar Y(ednesdar in
Irvine. Building permits )'fill be lssue.d for new
single-family homes after June 15, 1983, only' for
homes which meet the new standards. Sponsors of:
the seminars are the California Building Industry
Foundation and the California Building Officials.
Advance registration Cor the 9 a.m. to 5 p.m .
seminar is $50 or $60 at the door. Additional
information is available from the Foundation at
(415) 981-1067.
Anthony E. Maniscalco, D has been appointed
a vice president in Crocker Bank's Metropoli tan
Banking department, according to David Rhodes,
vice pretldent ~d manager. Maniscalco, 36, will
manage accounts and business development for
middle-mal'ket oompanies located in Orange, east
Doing Business
Under A =
Fictitious f
Name? I
Call 642-5171.
Put • few words
lo work for ou.
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Loi Angeles and San Bernardino counties. Before
joining Crocker. he waa a vice president In Flnt
lntcratate'a corporate lending d e partmen t In
Southern California.
, Sc.'Curlty Federal Savings and Loan AJsoclation
has appointed KrttU Sebring o{ Carden Grove as
assistant controller ·of the association's Garden
Grove offices, 12221 Brookhurst St. She previously
served as Security Federal's accountant and
bookkeeper for five years.
·Alan J. Jacobi of Newport Beach, chairman ot
Lhl' executive committee of Bozell and Jacobi, Inc.,
h as been elected chairma n of the National
Advertising R(•seal"\.'h Council, supervisory body of
the advertising industry's self-regula ting
proc•cdures to assure truth and ac-curacy in national
advertising. ·
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Center to talk to Allstate about a homeowner's
policy. The agent was very•patient with all our
questions. She took the time to explain
all the details of the policy to us."
'\bu re lnvtted to see exactly what these companies can do for you. And
tell us how you feel. .
The Center ts open for your convenience during re~ Sears store
,hours. Mon~FHday 10:00 a .m.-9 :00 p.m .. Saturday 9:30 a .m.-9:00 p.m ..
Sunday 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m . ,_ fmtJaer balaniultlall1 lf yoU can't Wiit
the Cel)ier (It's at 3333 Bristol Street, Coeta
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ADMate. Coldwell Banker or Allstate
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CWC>ffl' NY., NY,
e fWTISI
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I ~Off"""" * * "Deltt Allbl" ( 1He)
Sidney Toler, Senion
Fong. Ctlartle Cnen Mt• off i5£-
Corrnpo11den11 Lind•
Wertheimer end Co411e
Roberta joll'I ~eul Duk• for .,, uc>-10-tt.fl'llnute eum-
mary ol CongreulOl!el
ectMtlee. I~
cotTEU.O
I Ml!ET THE PAE.IS
,! LOUii KAPlAH
MOYIE * * * "Fethef Flfure" (1981) ..... Linden, Tllnottly
Hutton. Alter tllelr
mottw'1 dedl, NfO ~
...... to lhleMlh INlr
r.thef, wflOrl'I t"9V flaw not
~ lillce their l*.mt'
divorce !Ne~....,,
(D)MOYIE * * * "My FftOrile Wlte'' ( 1940) Cery <nm, .,_
Dunne. Long believed
OMd.•-~· end dilcoll9r'I that her
hueband llM r-ned In
,,.,~
(l)MOYIE * * "Tiie lncredlbl•
8hrtnklng Women'' ( 1NO)
Lii)' Tomin, CMirtee <Ko-
din. A llOuMwffe llndll It
llafd to cope wtMn 1M
IUddenl)' beglr'9 to lhrlnlc
lfllia'PO'
10:30 I INTBW'ACE Ill .. T CW KIOlt
AM. '8>Pt..E TOO au.ea: a.., A8Y ~
..... CNrtle Oerlle6e, Ctlef'-
l--=~:u U8'. °"'"..., WA&LITI&T WIBt
"On The ""*" Gue.I: ~ T. Dlllo, Pf911-
d9m, Bridgewater ~
.... Inc.
(I) WONOlft WOMAN
aN1tu1cena
WlllCLY I CAlYNf'f~
11:00 =YOU
**.,. "Aoodl" (197e)
Robarl Culp, Martin
Miiner. Two hetleopter
plotJI N9ll aid 10 • ""811
town de¥119t•ted by • flood
lolowlng the~ ol.,, 919 dem. • MAS..,ru.,,_-ecc.-
~=-Tttem All ....; o.ys·· CNllenged by ,.
tMCNng end content In 1119
mwt1ege to 9etll end ,,....,
lwlfl daqller9, o.vld ..
gl¥ar'I 1111 llrwt promotion.
;"~
THftOUGH THE ART'S 8 UTTlE HOUIEON
THE~ !=: WIJ(!NON *** "The Y.l.P.1" (11183) ~ Teytor. Aic:Ntd
Button. Al p1111 igera ol a
de6eyed fllClh4 ...... , ....
off In Ille VIP lounge ol a
London elrpcw1, their .....
become curlouely
111..-iwtned.
.MOYIE •• ''T.R.. Salliln" ( 1971)" -
Candice Bergen, Pwter
Boyte. A I/Ml-town gWI "'* emplOyment In CN-ceoo. but hM dlfllculty ...,.lngto~llle.
n:te I HR 'I 9QT IYBll Ill nee Wll!K WfTI4
O.YID~ ·TllW(~ WMrTTNCIR
Cf) MOVIE
• •.,. ''TM Big Store"
(1141) Mefll lrotllera,
Tony ...,,.,,, A group o1
bumblers twn out to be
poor cflOlo9a tor ...
datltDll-• CHUIOt ltTHE
~ -~ THROU8H THI MTI ~=na •• "HllflCowrllr('(1tll)
~ Boftoma. LinR
"""' An ....,.., OOfWlct
end '* Mil d'c..,... tlrt-
fnlnd !lee to IN "'°"""
talna. 'PO'
(J)MCMI
• • .... "lloodbfc#ler9"
(1171) Ak:tllrd 0... T~
Lo llMoo. A ~ INfl --to.,,..,~ lrlf.
......... wOftllngln ....... ... _. ... .....,.,..., '"""'" .. ....,....,.. _....__
.... ,....,.,,...MM ., .......... ...... .. ..... ,...... .. .,...
NOlll !Owe ,., '*"· ..... lie ........ ,..,. lllllbend of
.,...., .. 11'1 .......... ,. II .... .,. ....
194AWM -......,Y" I'=. AMM04MCIO * °" ''OMlnber Of Hor-
,_ .. 11940) Lilli "tlll'ltt,
LMlie lenkL lruttlly MW•
dered wlGtllNI IH lti!WI lo
!tie a-ber of Houora (1f) YMYWWtMl .. tt4I
Dlot( er.t looll1 •t tllt
era of WM bonde, "llleiory
oerdenl," 1ooc1 encS "'
rellOnlnt end the Big lend
eound llionO ,With ...... ei-t Aelpll Levenbero. a
~of the lnlemout
letMll DMtll Merch
(a) 9'0CK ON TV
1l:a0. NIA aUKITIALL Wa1n 1ng t o11 11 Phllad1lpn1a.
(4) Nae IPOfllTI
INCIAL
Bjorn Borg tekn on Ivan
Lendl In a tennl• match
from SNltle (llve)
• WAU.ln.&T .IOUIW.\l~ • WILD. WILO WOALD
CWAWW
"Oteen c-. Of Bor·
MO" The ·~119 111Me1' II
8fftOflO !tie evoiutlonwy
eutloalllea ~ under
the "Green Celllnga Of
lot"neo.''
• UNDEA8TANOINOt
HUMAN IEHAW>f'
"Pel!I And H)'l)N>lll" I~ * * * "The Fellel\ Idol" ( , ... , Aelptl Alc:Ntdeon.
llobOy Hen<ey. 8Med on •
1tory by GrehMI Greene.
A young boy trtea to help
Illa Idol ..... he thlnU
he'• gully ol murder. .MOYIE
• .,. "On The Righi Trec:k"
(1911) Gery Colem1n.
Mlctleal Lernbedl. A IOClel
worller trlel to find a nor-
INll llama for • train 111-
llon llloeahllll boy wltll a
talent lor picking the
ponlea. 'PG'
1:00 8 ATONE
Guell! lAoMrd Nlmoy.
8 ntE MUNITEM
Gtendpa'a leulty magic
g9ta him Into trouble M*I
he lftea to turn Eddie'•
lrtand Into • rabbit. I DIAECT10N8
HEEHAW •
0-tt: David Frlnell,
8fMlly Weat, Phll Hern..
Kim end Klm\llll Reid. 8 AOAM-11 a..c. Reed weltta Into a
berlk durtng • rot>b«y end
la!Mentioatege. 8 NATUM
"l(opft: A Rodi For All
Seeaon" A lllm llud)' ol
, the koe>IM. ~ outcrop-
plr'fl of rock In Africa'•
Serengeti Pteln, .. P'-•-
ed. 8 '81EIUCAN
GOWN.m:IJ
''Col9eaalol• o-llgllt''
(I) HR fl'OOTMU. ,,..., on.ne a.lnla .. Sen
a.ago Ctlerger9 fTentMtw> . ......, ..... Cl:::·· ..ooM ••'Al .. ~ .. (1811)
lur1 ~. ee-ty
O' AngalO. A '*'*« In hie
tortlea who _._ to be •
IMller -a-tor the
"9flt -to bMr 1111 c:hld. 'PG'
1:11(%)MOVE
••• "LOW In The After-
noon" ( 19571 GllfY Cooper.
~.-r ~. A dMec:-
tlve'e daugllter becomM
lnterwted In • bachelor
from ,,., lallw'• ftte end
MU out to lnttlgue him.
1:ao 8 F-TAOOP o·~ end AQem 11e1p
Pwman• aludy for pre>-
motlon to major. 8 AOOTS
Aner a di.utroua rebellion
ettempt lbC>llfd lhlp, Kun-
te err1YM In Amerlu end Is
ao6d to John ~
Clome ~); he IMrna
NWllYSof hll ,_llta
lfom • aleve n#Md Fld·
dler (Louis OotlMtt Jr.).
but does not bec:Ome
r-ldled to'*~·
~~ * * .... "Led: A Dog" ( 1M2)
Pe1er Brtck, Pegg)
Mc:Cey. A crlppled girl 11
llided mentally end ph'f'l-
Ctllt)' by • collie.
8 MOVIE *** "For AF-Oollere ~ .. ( 1M7) Cini Eaat·
*OOd, L• Ven Cleef. r-boUnly hum«9 _.. •
bend ol outtlw9 end klll
IN W:iol'9 IMder. 8 ADAM-11
A eplled bottle ol perfume
In lhtlf' '* "'°""' • bed dey lot Iha omc:.ra. 8 AMl!NCAN ~
"C0.91.....,. ... fWonn" !~
**~ "Tlle•Peny' (1MI)
Peter Seller•. ~
Longet. ~ ~oua
lndlen .ctor cnNltea utW
di-. ..., he Cit'--.
IOClel per1)'.
Cl) W/IO(Y WOM.D OF
..c>NATMAH WINTIM o..at: 9111 Auaaell.
t:OO I MTI OF AM ••IOM'I~
Tiie CHteweyt are
MlblllMd end put 11'1 •
.......... heedflunler9.
• MOVll
...... "Aalendon ......
11907) Tyr011e Powet,
~ ..... A4lrtft .... .................
~"""',,_. .... _
.... d9ClllGM .. ......
-~---~ !MP•111,..a. • MCWll • ....... ...._. .. ( ... ,
Hulltpfwe, lloeer'. AMdlr9f
......... Tiie ..... .. .. ~ ......... .
aoueflt •her by two ,
~ ............... 8.llm&Dltk p-... , •• n .................
MMIUMll, NfClll ....... ..................... ..............
,..'111211• -.. w•1-.••,2u
Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, November 14, 1912
TUBE TOPPERS
KOOP ( 1:u ~:OO "Suurlnca.'' llumphrt•y
8ol(llf'l ancJ Audr<'y Ht-pbul'n 1tur In .itory
of a 1wurc.'h by two W\.•1<hy 1oc:lallte
brotht'rs ror the• d•uf(htt•r ol lhe fomlly
ch1tuffour.
KN X'l' (2) 8:00 ''1'ht.• Dlut.• ur)d th<:
Gruy.'' "Ottolx•r 1869·July 1861 .'' (Purl
l). While on a~slgnmcnt ror h1H unl'ic.>'il
nt.•wspapt.·r. Illustrator J ohn GcysL·r
(pluyed by John Hammond) mc£'ts the
mylitN·iOus Jonat:J Stcdl' ($to<..'y Keach)
wht.•n th nution goes to wor in April of
1861.
KABC (7) H:OU -"Super·mnn ."
Christopher R eeve s t a r s as m1ld-
mannered re porter Clark K ent whu
thwarLS an arch criminal's plot to. destroy
the West Coast with an earthquake.
*.,. "Franken•t•ln'•
Deutllter" ( 1959) Jolln
Af/ltltlr/, S~r• t<nlgllt Or
FtMkeneteln'• eon contln· '* hi• lather'• blzlln•
npttlment• end cr .. 1• • ~IM lor the mor111er. Ct)MCMI ' • * • "Battleground" 111M9) Ven Johnaon, Jonh
Hodlek. Amer~ aoldlera
ol Ille 101•1 Airborne OM-
llon engage In the French
campaign end the Bettle ol
the Bulge.
2:aG 8 ON CAMPUI
"U.S. I Mellk:an Rele-
tloN" ., lhe Unlwrlllly of
SenOlego.
• Gii • KWfl Ill.AND
Giiiigan WPM up 01!e
morning 10 dlecover that
1119 hair haa turned Whlta. 8 PM8ENTE
"Wltll Certoa Fuenl• At
Dertrncutti" The renowned
Mulcen author pteeenla
Ille llltwl on language. cul-
ture end potttic.. (Part 21
• INTAOOUCtNO
IK>l.OGY CB) ITANDIHG AOOM
ONLY
"Sllerlodl Holmee -The
SUenge c.. Of Ab
Faulkner" The mHter
detective -rcllH tor
atolen IOll9 lettara In tllll
... production, lec>ed ..
the Wllllalnatown Thaetre
Feetlval In ~·;
Frri langelle end St•
phen COMlll Ster.
CD) CINDEAEU.A TEAMS
The propenaltY lor winning
Of IUCll ·-.. lhe San Frendaco '4eer.. tt1e Cln-
Glnnetl Bengela end Hew
y of11 '• Je«t end Glente .. uernlned.
8.,.ovtE * *.,. "Viva Lea Vegea"
f1"4) EMs Prtele)'. Ann-
Ma,gret. A Laa VtgM
ewlmmlng lnetructor
beOonlll IN objeot 0(
llllec:ttor'I 1or • epona cer
nut end ......... lrtand. ... :-•TUM U.U.
..... .,.... Glloet And Mr.
Clll"•"" (1Ht) Don
ICllons, ~ ~. A
newapapu typeHtter
.,,_ _.,, pet1la to
"-'-a reporter b)'
lno Htl(j9810g e ~
"lleunted'' hOuN.
• CAU"OflNIA
COHCIAEllOW.
~
• INTROOUCING
9IOLOGY Ill HEM'S LUCY
Luc:)' becornel • nur.-
meld to 8-v O.Yll Jr.
I CULT Of' TM! LION
1:30 WQTEAN
OUTOOOMWN
F11nlng for ''°"' on lh• Snell• Riwr.
8 ATTIEYCMO
"ti We Owned A MoYle
Theeter" Roger Ebert end
Gene Slllcel lllghllght eome
of their favorite moYlea
Cf) UTTlE HOUSE ON
THIPIWAIE
8MmE
WA1t91GTON
HOit Mlr1l Sl*IOl IOOkl el
the 1111erp1ay o1 po141ic..
PoWer end people In lhe
nation'• ctipltol. 8 ...at•tCIHOME ....... Ill MOYIE ••'-+ .. ~ .. (1972)
Alen Alda. Connie St•
wene. T-divorced men
become lrlende and
MCrlltly begirl deting MCh
otller'• _......_
(C)MOVE
•• .,. ''&ele Sterr' (1941)
Gene Tllnwy. Rendolpf)
lcott. A derlng woman
l••"'H her llome to
~ thelMderol an
outtew bend •• lhe c;loM of
!tie CMI We1. ~=-• * * ''Wllll* Down Tiie
Wind" (1"21 .. ~ ... -lamerd L ... M ~
l'llUl'der• -9flder• to
poMoa lnlteed of daatroy-
lng .,. t1lltll of ttle c:fllldr9n
wlto~lllrn.
4:00. CO' I .. POOTMU
Mione va. USC -~y
trrom N8C Studio'• 30th
.-. ......... ~ Celabratlon 1:-1
''TM 0., " c;.,,. To '*""' ~1tm W1n11 "°°' .... Geill'ga ooee.ai Ttle
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(I) WILCOME aAa<, KOm"
Epeleln htlpe Gabe Ind
Julie move lntb • larger ;·:·
• • "The Saint And The
Brave Gooee" 18" Ogilvy,
0.119 Hunnloutt. Wiien a
men otrere MilP 10 a young
widow he finds hlmeelf on
• perilous -ch tor eunlc·
entrneure. 8'cou.EaE FOOT8AL.L
Celllotnle State, long
8Nch 4~ YL Nevada.
LeaVegu~
(D) FMNIOE VAUJ llMIO
THE trOUR 8EAIONI
Meny of v .. 1·1 hlle, auch
u "Sherry," "Welk Lllce A
Men" and "Reg Doll," er•
IMtured In this conc«t
ltom Chicego'I Perit WMt
Club .
(I) HOU.YWOOO
Hollywood reporter 8111
Harrie prtaent1 up-doM
report• on the people and
event• Wlllctl ere mlllling
-In the productlOn end
glamor capita! of Ille moYle lndl$y. • .MOVE * .... '"The Trouble Whll
Gfr11" ( 1te9) EMI PreaieV,
Merllyn Maeon. A trewtlng
tllowmen runt Into all aona of trouble wt111e etey-
i In 1 MldWeatern lown
4:30 OllASTEM
It IEAACH Of' •••
"The Lo•t Oulc;hmln
Mine''
• WA8HtNGTON WEEK
IHMVIEW
• IYERYDAY COOKING
WfTI4 JACQUES PEPIN
J~ Pepin M199Mtt
hOW IO buy end UM Inell·
P9flllve cut• o1 lamb wnen
he preper• llUtfed br ... t
of lamb. ~=THE NATION
•• "Faffing In LOY•
Ageln" (1980) Elllott
Gould, Suaanr\1111 Y°"'. A
men goea to 1111 lllOfl
ac:tlOOI reunion In IN belllll
""' .. Cati ,....,. ttle good *"" ol Ulf peat. 'PO' (l)MOYIE * * "Tiie lncredlbl•
~WomM"(1M0)
Liiy T om1n. Ctwta. Gre>-
din. A llouMWlte llndl " ll«d 10 cope wtMn Ille
e.Jddenty beglrll to wink
lnllle.'PG'
5:00. HAPPY DAYI ~
' Fonzie, 1111'9r1nQ from the
flu, dllMlt 11\at a med Id-
....... ttlea to drain ~
~"ooiOt ••
8 MCNEWI
(!) WAU STAEET
JOUANAl AEPORT
, • AMGUNE
• .,.... Rooaewelt l..eglC)'''
~ at1omey Edwerd F.
Prid\erd.
• TI.a OLD HOUSE
BobVll•tak•~on
1 tour of a 1'1h-century -
Greek RevlYal IWmhOuM
whlell .tn be tr-'Ormed
Into an "Idea llOuM lor the
llOe ..
(J) M0 A0S0 H
Col. Potier Is OYllwhelmed
by the attention Ila
rec.IYea 11 1119 attft lrlea to
reduce hll blood ~
betor• ,. annual pfl)'llcal.
1= ••• "My F-'t• Wlf9 ..
(19401 Cery Orent. "-
Dunne. Long belleved
deed, • woman 'MPPM'' end d~• 11111 ner
~hu~ln
,,., ebeenoe.
5:111 (%)MOYIE • •'-+ "Cele &sw-" (1911) Nino Menlredl,
Mollo C41i. An 91(~
ve"dor le chH•d by
eut11«ltlea .. he t lternpl•
to relM money tor hie eon.• operation by ll9llng
.. --.0-d the ., ...
~. N9CNEWI LA,,_.1 ltMLIY a '*'1f'AHV
~ hM • c:herQ to
lflow llet pi., to a lr<*I-
_, ptoelucer.
1=AllDEMOM CX>lftllN1W. I~
AllOa ... tor ,. "'
remo•lng lier llvt•ln
mofflef ... ('"-1 2) 1:.--* • .,. .. ,_.. Cut" f tMO)
lurt "9)'rloldt, Leae9y•
MM Down-A •ttlltl ..... ._,,.. .. ,,,..,,....
--~ ...., out ol ·---~to ........ -.000.000 In ~
1'0'
bM llM. • HOllVWOOd dl>o
tralntr • i:M()f(
• • * "Ftlendly '-1111• lion" 11tMI Qery COOC-,
Oof0ti.y MoG!it9. " lemlly °' °'*'•• , .... to fltll( -.-~~~M
ltat!MiOll muat br_. oft
Ill• telallonahlp wllll a
t>Mutlful women wn.ri he
ltt'"I eht le the leader ol a MUtln~ 8 W0NJ> WAA I "TNv lenlt Tiie LueltanMI"
Tiit 0.lllM uae ol aut>-mertnt ..,,.,. lnlluenoad
U S to jolfl tilt war. ·~A "Htl't'I LOOll!ng fl You,
l<IO" Tiie lntplrlng 11ory ol
• ~ boy'• llglll 10
r~ from 8"1tf• bllr111
euftered In a 11ome ecd-
dent .. told. 0
(J) MIO ll'IAAO>'I
CtW>MCt.11
(fl ltOHT 11 INOUOH
Tom'• Yleltlng lieler twne
Ill• lloueehold upelde
down whan ell•
tnCOUtegee the children 10
i -dr..,rit end goell . NllCNlWS
MOVll • * "Legend Of The Wiid"
( 1980) Oen Haggerty, Den-
ver P)'M. ~rugged lndMd·
uel mek• 1 llome tor hlrn-
Mlf In the wtlderneea ot tne
OldW•t. 'PG' I
.MOYIE • *'A "Any Which Wey
You Can" (1980) Cllnl
EMtwood, Sondf1 Locke~
Before Niiiing down wltll
Illa glt1 and pet orengutan,
a ber•llt•ed llgnter 11gna
up for one lat, lucratllll
1:301met~~E. PEOPlE'I COURT
~OPLE TO PEOPLE
WHY IN THE WORl.D
8NlW8
MOYIE * * "The Gr .. I Adven-
ture" (197e) Jeck Plllance,
Joen COlll111. A young boy
la abllrldoned with hie dog
In the rugged Alttlcen
Roclclea. 1•1 (I) ., ...nu 8YOYAGERSI
Cleoc>atra II treneported to
Hew Yorlt City In the Roar·
lllg '20• after kllllng
PNnMa. end Jeffrey dle-
COWR that Babe AU1h hll
become ,8 Yeudevllle Pef •
tormer.
• Ill NPL.EY"S IEUEVl fT OR NOTI
Featured: etorles or violent
volcano•: the bulterlly
world: Spanlth IOYerl who
bolll died of '-1brHlc •
dey ..,,.,..: • rot>ot round-
l_!f; llnglng cowboya. D MADAME"S Pt.AC€
Madame's Merine --geenl ,._, her H-hull-
bend ene1 his,,.. ,~
111111. OuHtt: Frankie
Avalon, Wiiiiam Sllalner.
i~TVAU
OMAT NIO IMAU
"Hotlllng Ult• Experlanoe"
"-lllllllea a date -wMllout Tr~'I Mii> -and the prlCttoa ._ •
ouec--"""" Trlaten'•
llelp (Perte)
• NATUAE
"On The Edge Of Per•
diee"An~O(·
~ •c:Nc*eCIO
of lalanda In Ille Cerf b·
bean, a ~or grMt nat-
urll bMuty threetened by
20th-century lndultrlellu-
tlon ... preMnled.
• OMHOE COUNTY
ll'ORT8 SCENE
(Q)MOYIE * * • "Th• Oll1nce"
(1973) S..n Connery, Tr•
vor Howard. While tracking
down • Child malelter. a
London deeectlve llowl)' edeea lllmMff towerd a
nertoue breakdown. 'R'
(%)MO'lll * • * "Southern Com-
fort" f1Ht) t<.tltl Cerra-
dint. Powerw Soothe A
group of NeUonal Guerde-
men on weektnd ~ In a Loulaiena
beyOll eperti • tmall fl*•
rile -*"" • communfly or bac*WOOdl Cajune.. 'R'
7:30. COUEOE
VOUEWIAU.
Cellfomla St ... TltMI VI
Santa Barbera OIUCtloe
ct)ICME...a AOOM
l:OO 8 (I) THE Ill.IE ANO
THEGMY
"October 1159-Jllly 1881"
While on eaalgnment tor
hie Uf!Cle'• -i>epet,
lllultrllor John Ql)'Mr
(John Hammond) meetl
the myeterlou• JonH
S'""' (Stacy kead'I); wtlerl
the netlon goea to wat In
AprN ol 19&1, the two
Mende -one • combel
ertlet, the otller I ceptlln
In .,. Union Amrf -heed
tor the llrwt m.ior 1>ante
~att1)
•8MOYIE • • ''The .. LligOOn"
(1MO) lfooll• Shlelda,
awtetoptw Mini. rwo cat.._ clllldren grow to
..,._.IOI on I remote,
loulfl Pec:lllc lalend end
eicpertence ttle periga of
.. ICM. 8 INT9'fAINMIWT ,__
Interview• with Gent
H.-men. ~lck Nolte,
Mldlllll Warren. tnd Oens
rtr ~ • report on •·
111ur111li • ........ who ...,......,. lflto....,,..,,, •a YCMI ** • .,.. "8uptrm1n"
( 11711 CfWtopllet ,_,_.,
Matto• Kidder. Miid· ........... ....,., a.it
.... ....... ltCfl .....
.......... to~ ... w...eo....-.... _._ .... ,"c ." . ..,,.. (J) IANllMY~
F-........ Gi.-• ......
MCWll • * "Tiie ....... ,,.., ..
( 1111) OolulMllWy ,.
..... .......... !Mon .................... ............. .._ ................. ................
~~ ...~ ....
... "' ...... 1 ... .......... :···· . ....... ~ ... ..... = .... · .......,.. ,., _.....,_ 11?
"°"· .. "'...,..., ·~ TMIATM
"'o lerwe T'*91 All My
Oaya" Whll• David
-Ohea .... OOlllltryliclt '°' • r~ llUdenf ••
pellcem111 '"'"" ti ....................... 2"'...o:-" (~ ltQ
• • • "'°"fhe(" Com 10t1" (IN 1) Ktltll Cerra
dine, Powere loOtllt A
grOVP ol Nallon411 <Nlfdts
mt" on w .. ktnd
MtMuVerl In 8 ~
~ IC*ll • _.,. ti*· '
rlllt w., wtlll • community
of beei<wood• C8jwna, 'A'
(ff)MOYlf
* • ·~ "So Flnt'' CIH 1) I A.-11'1 O'NMI, Jedi W•·
den A 1Mfy ~ PIO-
IWIOf ...... "" lat ...
flounder lnO Olf"*" facto-
r)' by 111Wnllfl9 • -type
of ledlea' ~ 'R'
Cl)MO'lll * • • "Oho~t Story" I (19811 Fred Altair•. Jollfl
HouHman. My1terlo111
death• ~ to dedmal•
the renkl ol I lm8I c:lrda
Of Mdert)' men wt1o lhllfa
both a monthl)' ttorvtellrlf I
geMogetller end a 5(). ' year-old eec:rec. 'A' .MOYIE **.,. "Peterolty" (11N11)
Burl Reynold•, 9e'lerty f
O'A.ngalo. A~ In 1111 I
fonlel who ....... 10 .,. • '
re111er -""-lor tn.
right women to bear Illa ;
child 'PG' •
l:30 G THE WORLD '
TOMOMOW ! IMI QNEMA8COM ! t:OO f'ICHAN)--..ONS •
DR.CHO ;
MOVIE ' * • ~ "Friendly Pereua-: llofl,'' ( 1958) Gary Cooper, ;
Dorothy McGuire. A l11mlly •
ol Ouelcer• refuMi to llgh1 ,
In the CMI War. '
• MOYIE : • * * "A Fllt1ul Of Oo4-: ,.,... ( 1te1) Clint Eaat· :
wood, Marianne Koch. The ,
myaterloul "men with no : name" enter• a gang war ,
b•IWHn IWO faction•
M99f to NII wlllllley end
gune 10 ~end lndl-
ena.
• MASTEAPECE
TH!ATN:
"To serve Them AJI My
0•5'•" Whlle David
-chel Ille countrytide
lor a run1Way 11u0en1. a
policeman errl\'11 It
Bernt)'lde with ,_. of a
tr aglc accident. (Pert e1 Q
6l!) MYSTERY •
"Felller Brown: The H .. d
01 C_,". Father Brown
narpe a gullt-•trlcken
young woman whO 11o1e a
~ coin lrom lier
brother'• c:ollectlon. end la
now beif'9' bledlmelled by
• m)'ltertoua 1trW1ger. c;>
(D)MOYIE * * • "Ono1t Story"
(11N11) Fred Alai<•, John
HouHman My11erlou1
dNtfll begWl lO dedrnatia
"" ,.,.. ol • ernell drda
ol elderly men wtlO INlre t
both• monthly~
get.together and I 50-1
&>.:.--·R'
* * '.+ "The Pur'lult OI 0 B Cooper"' (.1981) TrNI W-.
llema. Robert Duval A
ltNI ellyjacta • ~ end
perpchUt• 10 aeMty O¥ar
Oregon ""'" a lof1une In
.... -olen~
OAAONET.
MOYIE
1' *'~ "Paternny•· (!Mt)
Burl Reynold•. Beverly
0' Angelo. A becllelOr In hie
lortlet who wanll to be • 1
lather -chel tor the
rlgh1 woman to beer hie
cnlld 'PO'
DMOVIE * e * '.+ "Pr1nc41 Ot The City" (1981) Treet WH-
•ema. J«rt Orbactl. A
H.-York cop II caught
bet'"9'1 leOlrel preuure
end IO)'ell)' 10 Illa l9llow
offlcwa dur"'9 an irw.u-
g a If on of wldt1prud 1
~ com)ptlon 'R' I
10:00 D 8 DOUG......_.,
MAGIC ON MOADWAY
Doug Henning performe aorne oe 1111 dualcal llkl-
elotll .. .... .. rneglcel
eel• newr before -on ·~ 1 1,..,~TOOAY
ICAE!NWRITEM I
WOAD INTO IMAGE.
"Robert Towne" The
~-..._c:redlt.t
Include ''Ct*\atown" end
"Bonni• And Clyde"
dlacutMI Illa rota In the
lllmmettlng procaaa end
wily he CfMI• the c:llarlC·
t••hedoea.
• MUN>EA MOST
INGUIH "The Unpl11111t1 .... At
The Bellone Out>'' The
general'• weatlhy ... ..,
dlea 37 mlnut• efter lie r.:e?
1' 1' * "The V.1.P .. " ( 1"3)
Ellubetll T~, Nc:flerd
luf1on. Aa p 111 lrgln °' •
dele)'ld fllght ...... .. ..
off In the VIP lounge 0( a
London airport, their IN9
becomt curlouely
ll••twlliecl. (J)MCMI •• * "Alatl Altd ,,..,.... ..
(\911) Cendloe .......
Jacque tine lllHI
ThrougllCM tfte upe and
dowfl8 ol t• ~ llterery car .. ,. end
,_..., !Net. IWO WOINfl
cMpelld on ..., .,.,....
tor .-.y. ·w , -1_:1zz-WMA-.ulT
TOlft'MOMt"• ... ..., .. ,..,,.,.... ........................ ................. .. .... ..,.. ... ....... _._
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... f :~Thi s Week' begins 2nd year this week
lly FRED ROTHNBERG ,,,,~.,...,
NEW YORK -The technical toulups on
ABC's "This Week with David Brinkley" are,
oddly, K measure o( the show's Imagination and ,.n
indication of how it has helped wake up Sunday
momJngs.
Last Sunday, when "This Week" stretched
televis!on's technologicaJ trickery by having all five
new U.S. senators-elect on its live broadcast, the
Laa Vegas s1gnal from Chic Hecht, the w inning
. Republican from Nevada. was missing. he other linkups worked tine: Democrat
Lautenber or New Jersey in New York;
p blican Paul ~r1ble or Virginia in Washington;
Democrat Jeer Bingaman of New Mexico in
Phoenix and Republican Pete Wilson of California
in Los Angeles.
Wilson said he could hear Hecht, and the
quick-witted Brinkley suggested that maybe Wilson
'fcould tell us what he said."
This sort of glitch is not encountered by NBC's
"Meet the Press" or CBS' "Face the Nation," which
are studio panel interviews, often taped before
broadcast.
~ OMualcal itorybook ~ntaay
Gome GIOGLlte.
STARTS FRIDAY
at a t heatre or drive-In near you.
M> MllU ACCl-'ft O '°" f-~
"Meet the Presa," which began, !ta 35th year
last week, hi1hUghted the occasion by recallina t9e
program's original Introduction -newspaper
pressce in action, symbolizing that thlt was a print
program on telcvialon.
Th~ decades la~r. only "This Week," among
the three network Sunday Interview shows. is a
television program on television.
Beginning lta 1eCOnd year today. "This Week"
utilizes satellites and other technJcal advances to
great advantqe. There are unJque riska. but liye
'TV makes for lively TV. With or withollt Hecht -,
and his hookup wu eventually restored -last
Sunday's show was entertaining and informative.
The five newcomers were questaopecs by ·
Brinkley, Sam Donald9on and George.Will on sueh
subjects as Social Security, federal deficits and
defense spending. Their comparative views and
political rhetoric were eye;-operung. ,
Hecht, for instance, was trying to back off his
campaign views on the nuclear freeze issue,
saying he didn't have all the facts just then, but
Donaldson wouldn't let him hedge.
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"He untagonlzl.'11 a lot or p<.'Oplt'. 11<''!1 not bland,
predictable or dl!)I. Thu other Sunday 11hows have thl'lr tough
lnter.vlewer1', too. CBS' Phil Jonc11 in purtlcular was
diligent In trying to pin down Rep. Jack Kemp,
R-N.Y., last week's guest on "Face t~e Nation."
But when oil was s£ud and done, CBS had only
Kemp and NBC had only Rep. Jim Wright, of
Texas, the Hou~ Majority Leader, making their
partisan points, whale, "This Weck.'' a half hour
longer. had imaginative interviews, plus news.
backaround reports. comfT'lentary and a free-
wheeling roundtable discu s1on.
-Last Dec.-embcr. at the height or the scare over
the purported hlt squads from Libya. "This Weck"
scored with a satellite interview of the Libyan
leader, Cof Moammar Khadafy.
"I don't know If we got any great news out or •
it," Brinkley said. "But what was memorable were
the dramatics about It. He came on as it if he were
John Barrymore. carefully arranging his clothes
and preening hlmsel(. He was like a ham actor
backstage."
Khadafy also came live, which is the way "This
Week" goes after newsmakers. ·
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El Orange OoHt DAILY PILOT /Sunday, November t•. 1111
UCI will host
Ballet Trockadero
Eleven male aatlri1t1 of the tradltJon1 and
ambience of ballet, known u Le Ballell Trockadero
de Monte Carlo, wlll perform a\ 7 pm. Sunday.
Nov. 21 at UC Irvine.
· The troupe of aerloua d11ncera who apeclallze In
spooClng the hlfh artistic oir of ballet will appear at
Crawford Hal . Ticket prlcea are $10 for Cloor
1eaUng, $7.50 for bleachers and $5 In the balcony.
FC>r UCI studenta, the cost. are $8, $6 and $4.
The event Is oo-•ponsored by UCI's Committee
for Arts and the city of Irvine's Community
Services Department.
Formed in 1974 , the troupe has drawn laughs
from audiences throu1hout the world. A s an
example of their playful attitudes, members have
adopted sa t irical name s s uc h as Tatiana
Youbetyabootskaya and Ja uea d'Aniela.
Osmond to wed
.'PROVO, Utah (AP) -
Jay Osmond, one ol the
singi n g Os m o nd
brothers, says he and
. 20-year-old T~r~ Lyn
· Chtngas, Brigham Young
1olJ_n iv er s l t y •a l 9 8 2
homecoming queen, will
marry In early spring.
.0 s m on d . 2 7 • a n d
Chingas. a sophomore at
BY U majoring in
.elementary education
who has worked as a
professional model, plan
to live in Provo after the
w eddin~.
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MIM1lrt11'W•
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Edwards Cinema Cenltf 979 •u1
COITAMUA UAc.n-as
540 059•
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OIAml Sl-...Of"'91n
6398170
WllT..aTla
Edwards OIWN West
891 3935
Forgive me, Father,
for I have sinned.
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I have killed for my Cou11try,
I have stolen for my Church,
I have loved a woman,
and I am a Priest.
MONSIGNOR
Cl"92 T-W. llill c~e;Ji-
THI FILM THAT •uFTa YOU UP WHIRi YOU llLONQ·
NOW HAI THI #1 HIT llNGLI · IN THI COUNTRVI
A l'AUllU;Nl "I: f\l•I ,...,..,,,.,. • ..... , •• ..,~ .......... " ...... ww.,.. ....... ----18th SMASH WEEKl ---
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EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT
FRI. 4:20, 1:30 • SAT /SUN. 4:20 1:30
:edwards WOODBRIDGE
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CO-HIT "DINER"
FRI. 9:30, 10:35 -SAT /SUN. 2:15, 9:30, 10:35
..... ltlle
prectlce •••
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'"LOVE CHILD' WILL LEAVE YOU
AGLOW WITH ITS ULTIMATE
CELEBRATION OF
LIPE AND
DAZZLED BY
THE BIRTH OF
A RADJANT
NEW STAR."
-Guy Flatley,
COSMOPOLITAN
LOVE CHILD
A TRUE STORY
\ 'LCM CHILD'
A PAUL MASLANSKY Pll.OOOCTION/A LARRY PEEP.CE RLM
AMY MADIGAN• MACKENZI£ PHIUIPS and BEAU BllJOOES
(qinal Music by CHARLES FOX
Scrtaq>lay by ANNE GEtW.D and KAlliflJNE SPECKQ
Story by ANNE GERARD • ~td by PN.Jl. MASLANSKY
!Mcttd by LARRY PESCE ! r-.L ... ._....,... """-'.,twSIOI
~AIJIOO~ ..... f·•tlr.l....,_V•-......._.
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All Perlormencft before 5:00 PM ('-fl.,... ln1111••• • ......,_,
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CAIHO
HlNfllV Hll~ICH. 3112 l'leotl
Clrolt , Huntington IHCll. O• .,..1
MONIC A I Hl,.ICH. 3682 IWltl Clrde, HunllnOlon 9Hth. CA .,..1
JOllPH 911G[L, :>Cit I
R11nn1ngt1d• Ctrclt, Hun11no1on
ltttlll,CAIMtT I
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"unnlnglld t Clrc;le. Hu.,11no1on leach, CA 12141
Tiii• butlnetl 11 conctucttcl by •
Otfttr .. pettn«-11IO HtnrylMonlct Hlftcll
JOMPl\/8111>tr1 8ft0el
Thia l ltl-1 wa1 Hied wl111 Ille
County Clerk of Orange County on No~btr 10. 1912 . , .. ,.
Publl•ht'd 011nge Cou t 01lly Piiot, ljOY. t4, 2 I, 21, Dec; 6, 1912
6039·82
Nil.IC NOTICE
ftlCTITIOUa Ml ... 11
NAMalTATl•NT
Tht following !*son. are doong llutlnela ..
t1111·1 111111111 n11u
ACR081 dWllrl "Oft•• r.ec. t\1111 , .. V1t1 1nrong ,. SrNn. t:st Pan 01 H unc.h or H "9aGfl I Olly on the .. ~ IWftCt brU~h ac;roee
Seine 79Caatte Hlf ltoecl belt S3 llblle•I MOoao I HcMO!no dllchee 141Po-. OtOll0\111 t7 Detlr• ~ It Httdwood 142 'oreheede S5 UU*ly "T•• 11te 11 l<lnO OI 12 Only t 44 A Irle an <Iver IOOllall HHaclm•~
"*GY t3 M1Mour1 cuy l .. MI• SI Popeyt'1 10 I Hilltf o 11 ltag HAor .. 1 , .. Had lunch "lunch" • '°" 21 TtHt llVrt'll»f 141Wlllle 39 Oo by 103 Lttltf 1ne MA"*1 150 Hawallln ., ... r.ddltlOn. 22 r II Lofty bird t:pel or thOfl
Aed bUfldlng 1S1 Lover'• card •3 ''°'"" 104 Laroe kta•
23 81ner 19 lrldtt 1a. Mechantc'• •s Oer11n1'1 107 Nlvy
24 Common orout> need Wiii 10l8herp
Vll)tf 90 F1mlly 158 Or•I PlllM •1 for t11r tr111 110 Wild llog• 25Can. and member•. 157 l!urOl)ffn 49 Summar, In 111 Remedy
USA J Cutlgrau penln1ut1 81. Lo 1movn11
28 Jftelry 9 Jhalland, 1511 AOP .. tlng &08ault -113 PO\lf forth
Mttlng rmel'ly • 3nawed 'Matlt 114 -lhe
28Atlvene11 938 rlcle tlSO ltgl\t tr:J 52 Hurrlad fridge
30 -Oevm t50tf CoPY 182 Lubrlcal 54 81\otllrlng 118Z1ng
31 Japanne te 8"ch 1a. Require• 55 Heroic 117 lrl1h Mt
ml .. bUCket 185 Stitched •torte•
119 i~c poetry 32 Attempt .97 Vlotort le& Slemmln' 158 Covtf with
34 Ring out tOOA!pped Sammy C'd 121 P .. led
38 Sffa~ 101 Heelth 187 T OUCl\el &7 hooting 123 Proportion
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Or1nge Co111 DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, Novtmb., 14. 1982 ~I
Ml.IC NOfG
WTANf NOTIOI ..OftCI CW TIMllTU'I IAl.I 'ICTffiOUi .,.... ..
I' YOl,lf' '"Ol"l"TY II IN ,..._,...,TO NAm ITAT .. lfT 'O"W.~f'M HCAUH VOV .JICUM=OP Tiii IOllo!M"O l*tonl ate dO•nt AM IN YOU" "'AVMINfl COwwllAlfT~ ltlOlel DlleNlil .. IT MAY H IOLO WITHOUT ANY ...... ~ CllHT£Nt 4011111MINf.
COU"f AOTIO'f, l'MI Y011 ~ 1111... YOU ""' IN AUU UNOf" Ut lat\ uel, ~OOfl .. Kii, Ille ..... rWM to bri11f ~ MGC11M11 rHAT CllUAIH DIOUAATI~ O' C...,f'la lfl toOC1 tflftdlnO ~ ~YltlO 111 of COVINANTI. CONDITIONS ANO Kim~ I , Horton, lttl Pen
yo11r oa" d llt p1ymtn1t plut "ltTi.ICTIOHI 04TIO lll"flM• At>Oer • .....,_, leKll, CM!forllle permitted ooett end e•Pt ntn II" 21, 1t71, 0, THl l"OAD· t2NO
within tllr• MOnlllt lrOll\ Ille date MOO" HUNTINOTOH HA"IOU" lu11e ,ulltr, U U Port
11111 nooce Of Mfeull WU recoro.4 COMMUNITY AllOCIAflOH UN· Sl\et!Hlld Newpoft ISNQi, CUllOfl'lle
Tl\lt emounl 11 1 1 IH 74 •• ot LIH YOU TAl<I ACTION TO HMO Oc10Mr 11. 1N2, -Swill lllCI .... l""OTICT YOU" '"OPl .. TY, IT Tl\11 ~It c:onduc1td by I
Ynlll ~ .:40Ulll beCOfnel ourrtnl MAY M IOLO AT A PUauc IAl! llm41td Plflnettlllp
You f'IWY not 11e¥e » pay 1t1t entire " YOU NEtD AN IXPlANA TIOH Klm1>4111y S Norton unptld portion of your tc00\1111 0,. 1'H£ NATU"l OF' TH! PlllO· Thie 1111.ment •U hied with the
tvtn 111ou91\ lull payment Wll OllOINQ AOAIHIT YOU. YOU County Cltf\! Of Otaoo• County on
demlnOad. but ~ muet pey tl\t SHOULD C~fACt A LAWVIR C>ctober 21, 1912 ~• atated .-e On Wtdnet1d1y, ~tmbtr 1, '•111 Atter ,..,.. manlfll lrorn tllt dlle IH2. II 10.00 Im ' or .. 1oon Publl•h•O Ot•no• COHI OlllY
ol reoord1tlon of 1hl1 dooum.nl 11\trNller u m1y IHI rNIOnalllt, 11 Piiot, Oct 31, Nov. 7, 14, fl, 1912
(WlllGh dale °' reGOrdlllon -w-• ,,,. front ll•P• ot lh• IMPERIAL 41CM·U hereon),""'-the otlllglllOn belnO MNK 8UflDING, 119& Town Ctnler
lortclONcl upon j*mfit 1 lonttr Oflve, In 11\t Cily ot Cot11 Mffl, l'talC NOTICE
IHWIOd. )IOll llllW only 11\t legal '.Iii"' Counly of Or111gt, 81a11 or CllllOr• f'tcnTIOUI .u1••1
lo 1100 11\t tortclOIW• by paying nit , 11\t BAOAOMOQR HUNTING• NA.Ml ITATl.MINT
lht tnllrt amount dam1nd•d by TON HARBOUR COMMUNITY AS• llle lollowlng p111on I• doing
)'04.ll creditor. 80CIATION (Ille "A11oc1 .. 1on"). ou '""' ••
To llnd out Ille amount you muel 11\rouol\ II• duly wornltd 1genl • BUILOiNG CONTRA.Cl ORS
pty, or 10 ltrlflOt tor peyment to and 111orney, ll'fil H OUR'ST. 422 Emerton Slleet Newpori
ttop tllt torec101urt, or II your wnott t1r•1 lddrH1 encl I~ BMcn Ctlllomli t2eeo' property It In lortclOIUtt tor any number 11 lhown below, Will f!LL Jolln A Councllman 422 011\er reaton contact: AT PUBLIC AUCTION 10 THE e' ME A IT ' PR 0 PI" T Y HIGHEST 8100ER FOR CASH Erntr1on Slfttl, Newport .. c;I\,
( I .. I I I I Callfornll t2eeo MANAGEMENT, O/O Allen ' ,..... ptylbl• II lllH 0 •• n • .., u Tiii• b tlnett I• conducttd by lh
•tt "°"" ·1-
,.,m
Put>llelled 011no• Co11t 0111y PllOI, Nov 14, 21, 21, Dec S, !till
••12-112
Mt.IC NOTICE
~TITIOUa auaM81t NAMllTA,...NT
Tilt lollowtng l*IOnl i re doing
l>ut!Mll a• • ESOUINA OE ARBOUlS1318"
C1ml"o C1pl1111no. S en Ju•n
C1p11trano, CA 92815
Edward 0 LOl'lfbaOl'I. 1921 Y;ic;l\1 Enclltnlreu, Newport 8"ch,
CA 92825 •
AIRPORT EXECUT IVE
ST A TIONERS. 32 1 AochUltl 1 • Street. Cott• Meta. CA 92028 ' MICHAEL BRIAN KELLEY. $49
37 lnltfMct
39YOIJllQ ... I •o Driving d uck
42 Grape juice
reeort
102 Spring DOWN
month
10• Beta noire I TrOUMll
felt Hypn 125 Rengel
word 121 Send fC)(lh
&GScelllon1 129 StrOktd
81 Purloln1 lightly
4400 MtcArlhur Boulevard, lull• mooey pl 11\t Unlle<I SlllH) pur· Ind~
310. Newport IHCll, CA t2MO., tuenl lo Ille~ of NI• contwrtd John A Councilmen
(1 14) 752·7474 In lhlt Ctflllln OeclarltlOn ot co-Thi• llllfl'l*\I WU llltd wUh Ille 11 you 11eve any quee1lon1, you nante. COtldlllOn• and Ae11r1Cllon1 Count Clttk Of Or•noe eouniy on
1hou1d con11c1 • ltwyer or lht (Ille "CC&R'•"l M rtc0<dtd In 8oofl ~~ 29 ,912
Otvld A K11c;I\, 2481 I Via Atv11ado Mlulon llltjo, CA 92&92
Tlllt bulinell II conduct.cl by 8
gen«ll pertfle(tllip -
IMnt A.,.,_, Htwport 9Hch. CA
t28e0. JEFFREY SCOTT REUTER. 5•9
lntlnt Avenue, Newport Btach. CA
92&80
Tiiie butlneM ii conducted by I generll partntttnlp
' Mlet!MI Brien Kelley
Tl* stllemtnl wu llltd ""1111 Ille County Clerk ot Or1nge County on
Nowmber 10, 1982 f'2011IO
Publl1lled 011nge Co111 01ily
Piiot, Nov. 14, 21, 28, Dee. 5, 1982
4t7M2
DllTll IDTICll
voaGELDERN
DON von GELDERN.
residenl or E Corona dcl Mar,
Ca. Born In San Francl.soo.
April 27, 1928. passed away
Nov 12, 1982. Gradualed
(rom USC and has Uved in
Corona del Mar 1ince 1968.
Don worked in ma.nagemenl
at UCB and Callr. lat Banks.
also active in Kiwanis Club
and a member of N.H. Brd of
Realtors since 1974 a nd
prosently broker with
Unique Homes and a
member of NB AthJelic Club
and School of Life Bible
Studies. Memorial tervices
at Mariner's Church, comer
Bison & Jamboree, NB."
Memorial se r vices at
Mariner's Church. corner
Bi9on & Jamboree, N.B, Mon
Nov 15th at 1 PM. Surviving
relatives include wife Mary
ot CdM. daughter Lynn of
Monterey, Ca and Kathie of
Modesto, a lso siste r Ann
Croaiield or Modesto.
ocie ty
CAE"4ATIOH ~AL AT llA
646-7431
Our llterature tellt the
complete 1tory of our
IOCiet)'. .. :....c..--_.....
....c11aon•s
m.LMOADWAY ..otnVAAY
1'0 Bro.dway
Costa Mesa
642·9'50
IM.T%1BGHC>t4
SMITH & TVTMILl
WISTCUff CHAl'a
427 E 17th S t
Costa Mesa 646-9371
PIHCIMOTHBS
SMl'TMS' MOl'TUMY
627 Main St.
Huntingto n Beac h
536-6539
l"AClffC Y•W
.....Oii.Al.PAD
Cen)etert Mortuary Chapel-Creroatory·
3500 Pac1hc View Onve
NewPort Beach
644-2700
McCCMMICX MOHUAlaS
Laguna Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Cap1s1rano
49!>-1na
44 Small valley 105 Totem pole 2 Warning 83 Burning
41S Oftnk llowty 106 BefOfe, 10 dtvtce S. Sey
d GofdclOlh Kffll 3 Sun deity 680per•llC
48 c ... , l\ydro-107 Vold •Gremlin hlghUght
eart>ons 109 Tun 5c11u1e.e.g. 67 Haullng
S 1 Camera part t 10 m.., llde 8 Makt wagon
S3 Angers 1 t 1 Pflllipplne 7 51 Rom 89 Trick·
SS Sails Ir• 8 Aotreu 72 C111a
58 Cho11 voice 112 Mad. Ave. Garoner 74 Popular
60 Ice-cream prOduct 9 Ending with movie
scoop• 113 Defame depart or 76 WHllrn
82 Bohamu 115 Banish deport S111e
City t 17 Slow train 10 Snooped 2 words
6SWlnged 118 Continue: 11 Boggt<I 78 S04ver'1 &Jd
660owlth 2 words down 79 Horee
61S Takeaway 120 Rtd and 12 Food bll btanktl
7-0 Ltnglh Oeac:I 13 Not clerical 80 Vlliate
meu. 122CIOMby 14 Sptlls 82 Complain
71 Yawn 123 Do a cob· 15 French 8• Flrtt-r8fe·
72 Molding bl..-'1 job painter 2 words
edge 124 Nell toundS 18 Baseball 85 E11Unct bird
73bttpera· 1211 Guided Cklbs 87 Lealher tool
tlon mlllite 17 Lyric poem 88 Fork prong
75 Second 128 Malit ready 18 GI green 90 Endures
card 130 Army food 19 lmmunlzer 111 Girl 1e lnMCtego 132 Alrflne abbr. 20 Boehl 112 Submerge
77 PhlllpQ!ne 1~ lowera,u 27 Parts of 3-113Cutol mHI
SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS
130 Neckltot
13, II makM
waste
t33 Knowing
135 Slllrt
feature•
139 Rough tava
1311 Strengtl\en
140 Cattle
group•
1•2 Cert1ln
ICOUIS
143 Sn1flllke
145 Blue grtpe
pigment
147 Housetop
150Anclent
152 Helrn
position
153Chemtul
IUlllX
155 Falsehood
158 Digraph
161 Fla.'s
ntlgl\bor
163 French
article
govem rneritel egency Whlcll m1y 12311. PION 578. lnclulllve, Offidal • F200l46
l\ave in-td your loan ""'°'d' ol Or111ge County, Callf0<· c 0 Re111tmbtr. YOU MAY LOSE ftla Ind Wltlloul coven1n1 or war· Publl•h•d Orange OHi Illy
LEGAL AIGHTG If' YOU 00 NOT renty, ellptffl or Implied, rtgardlng Pllol, Oct 3I, Nov 7, 14, 21. 1ee2
TAKI! PROMPT ACTION. tllte. ~ or enc:umbr-. 4786-82
Pl8JC NOTICE NOtlCE IS HEREBY Gllf£N llltl all tl\11 c;enaJn rael property ellua-~tnt to Mldt IV. S.CtloM 1 led In the County ol Or1ng41. St•t•
1nd 2 ot Ill• Otcl11t1lon ot ot Cellloml•. dMc:rlbtd u I~ 'ICTttTOUI 8UllNEll Covenantl, Conditions 1nd Unit 191. or Trac:I 10004. 11 QOll• NAlltE ITATIMINT
Otvld L VoOI
Tiiie 11a1emtt11 -flltd ""4th Ille County Cltfk of OrtnOI ~on Oct 21. 1912 ,..,..,
Publlthtd Or1nge Co11t' Diiiy Piiot Oct 31. Nov 7, 14, 21, 1912
479942
PtBllC NOTIC£ Restriction• e11ecuttd Augu1t 27. 1a1n1d In Book 12992. P1gu The fotlOWlng perr.on1 ire do;ng
1971 llld recorded Augutl 30, 1978 1791 et eeq, lnc;lullve, of Mlacelll· buSlneH ee "CTITIOUI Mll*Eaa
In Book 11"8, Ptget 1460-1538, neou• M•P• In Ill• Oltlclll Record• OAlllO KERI L TO . ~ EmetalO NA.Ml ITATIMllMT Ottlclll Rtoord• of Orange County, ot Orin09 County, C1t11omlL Tiie Bey, Legun1 BMon, CA 92651 Thi followlng P•"on 11 doing
C 1 lllornl1, • breech of th• "'"' addrHI and Olller common c y NTH I A ME l AN IE l>ullnttl •• • obllg1llon o f pay ment of detignallOn, It lrly, ol lllt teal pro-ARMSTRONG, 21 N1rbonne, BROWER'S GARDENING &
-ll 1111 oocurred. Nollot peny detcrlbed 1bo1te l1 purported NewpO<l Beacti, CA 92ee<I YARD MAINTENANCE. 20181
of Mid brNCll and llefl wM llltd for lo IHI 1854S 8ord .. ux, Hunllnglon CAROLYN LEWIS MENCONI, Crown AHi Lant, Huntington
rtcord June 15, 1912 at Oocumtnl BNcll. Calllornle, furlllet, vHling 10 509 Emertld Bay, Laguna Beecn, Beach, C&lilornl1 92~8
No. 82·204125 of nld Olflcl•I .. Id rHI proptrly 11 In Ille ntrne ol CA 92851 01vld J Brower, 20181 Crown Rec:ord• No ptyfMOI 01 pMI Out ROBERT w. SALAZAA. • marntd Thi• buainess it c;ondueled by • AHi Lane, Hunllnoton B .. 011,
1mount1 llM occ:urre<i. T"-tfort, man. oene111 par1nerat11p C1llloml1 92648 lht Gar<Mn Homu M1ln1en1not Tiit uneltrelgned Trulltt di•· A Clnely Armstrong Thlt butlneH It conducted by an
AHoclatlon doe• hereby tltcl 10 clalml any llablllly or 1ny Incorrect· Tllll 1111emtnl wH 111ee1 w11h 1ne l11dl1tldu11
c1u11 to bt told, 11\t tollowl11g ""'of Ille tlrMI addr ... ind 011\er County Clerk or 011nge County on OaYld J, Brower
dtlCflbtd rt1I property to .. 1111y c;ommon dNlon•tlon, II •ny, tklOWfl November to. 19112 Tt11s 11111men1 w11 ltltd will\ 1"9 the ol>ligatlon: llef'eln. • f21>1111 County Clerk ot 011nge County on
Unll 4, l.01 8, lrtc:1 1999, 11 ptr Slkl .... wlll IHI midi to Ntlaly Published Ortnge Coast Dally November 4, 19112
mac> rtc)O(ded In Book 373i_j:>~ th• obllgat1on1 11c;u11d by, end Pt101, No,;, t4, 21. 211, Dee.&. 1912 F*1rn 34·37. lnclutlvt, ot Mltcel....ou• pul'IUtnt to Ille~ of Mlt con· 4981·82 Publltlled Orange Co11t Dally
Mape, In tht ollloe of 11\t County lerrtd In Ar11Cit VI of the above r• ------------PMOI, Nov 7. 14, 21. 28. 198(
Recorder or Orange County. lerenotd CC&R'1, and. purtUllllt 10 Ml.IC NOTICE 4878-12
CelffornlL Anidi VI, Section 3 of Ille CC&R'a, lht land rtt•red to 1n 11111 Binder tllt Notice of "-men• Ind Cl11m NOTICE Of' auuc TitANl'IR
il.i1v.lted In tl\t State ot Clllfornta. of Lltn """ rtc:Ofded 1galn11 tlle (leci '101 .. 107 u.c.c.) County of Orange, City ol lfvlne and lboW dtlcrlbed rMI property '°' Notlc;e It lltrtby given ·~ th• f'ICTITIOUa IU .....
Nil.IC NOTICE
i10ttcribedt1toflowt: nonp1ymtnl of dutt ind llSH• Creditors Of G"f\EOORY l NAMEITA'fu.NT PARCEL 1: Unit No.•. u lho-ament1 on October 8, 1981, In Boole RIPPE l 0 E and C AR 0 LE Tiii lollowlng pettont are doing
Ind dtlcribed In tllt Condominium 14241. Page 1813, t1 Instrument RIPPETOE, Trantterors wnoH t>utlneu as.
Plan recorded on Auou•t 9, 1917 In No. 7671 In Ille Offlclel Record• of 1>u11ness aeldrns ii 3221'1 M1t1ne THE FlllE·lWO GROUP. LlO .
Book 12328, PIG9 1101 of Offlolel <>renge COunly. Clllfornla; and fur· Avenue, Bllboa 1t11nd, County ol 3800 EnterprlM SI .. Cotta MQe,
Record• of 011ngt County, tl\tr, tllt Nollet ot Dtl1011 i nd Or1nge, S111e ot C11tlornl1, '"-' 1 CA 92826 Clllfomla. Election to 6tf4 atttctlng Mid rHI l>ullt 1ransle< Is tt>oul 10 bt made to Merv Eiieen Marslltll. 818B
PAACll 2: An undlvleled -properly WH rtcordtd July 29. ANTHONY WICHRAMASINGHE H1m1llon SI , Co111 Men , CA
, """' ( 11 tOltl) lrMl'Mt MI t_,t In 1912, M lnaVument No. 82-262839 and AMBER WICHRAMASHINGHE, 92627 oommonlnthl ... lnt.,.ln andto In tlle Offlcill Reoord1 of Or1nge Trenaltreea. who•• butlntu Robefla DaYil, 11168 H1m1l1on
the c-i A.tea of Loi 8 of Trac1 County, Celltornla. addr ... ii c;/o West Cou.: Travel. St . Cot11 ~.CA 92827.
8"t u per mep llltd In Book 373, Tht 1otel amount ot tl\t unpaid 509 3111 SlrHI, Newport Beac;h. Tl\11 buSlneu II conducted by 1
PIOH 3• to 37, lnclu1lve, of b.._ ot Ille obflglllon MCUftd County of 011nge. S111e o l general p1r1nerlhlp • Mlecella-• Mapa, record• of by 1ne property to be 1old end California. Mary M1rthal1
Mid County, u tudl i.m It Otflntd ,_,.bit ••lrnattd oot1•, expen· llle properly 10 IHI lranattned Is Tn11 ll81tmenl wu tiled with Ille
In the Arlldt tntltled "Otflnltlone" -and lld•v-11 tllt lime of loc11td 111 322t,, Marine Avenue, County Clerk Of Orenge County on
of the Otclaratlon of Covenante, tllt 1nill1l publlc:atlon of tllt Nollce Balb09 Island. County of Orenge, Oct 28, 1982
Condition• and Re11rlc1lont of Salt, Jncludlno aHorney'a fen S1111 of Cllllornla fll001M
recorded on Augu11 30, tt71. In and c;oell, I• 12.9'1.oo. Said proper1r It dttcrlb1d In Published 0 11ng• Coaal o1uv
Book 111811. p1ge 1410. and Otle<I; November 1. 1982 gent11I ae: Al llock In lrtdt. PllOI Oct 31 Nov 7 14 21 1982 •m•ndmenl tnereto, of Ofllol1I BROAOMOOR HUNTINGTON flxlUrM, equipment 1nd good will of • . • . 4740-82
AeoOrdt of u ld County (the HARBOUR COMMUNITY ASSOC. lhll cert1ln S1ndwlcll & Otll ------------"DecllrtllOn")i Lee H. Durel, Atty, & Agent butlneu known u RIPP'S PtBllC NOTICE PARCEL 3: EaMmtlll(I) .. IUCll ffS Town Cntr. Dr • .tllOO S.ANOWICHES & DELI Ind loclltd ~I) II/are pertlcUlar7i Mt Coll• MtN, CA 92828 •• 3221'1 Mtrlne Avenue, Belbot --ftlC--TI-T_IOU_a_IMl_l_M_I_• __
fort II In 11\t Artlolt ent tied (714) M1·1397 111anc1. County of Dr•nQe. St•te of ~ ITATl....-T
"Ea1tmenla" of th• O.Cllrttlon Publl1lled Orange Coaat Delly Clllfornl1. Tiie lotloWlr\g pereons tr• d0in9 under tht Section lltadlnQ(1) In Pilot, Nov. 1, 14, 21. 1982 Tiie bulk tr1n1 fer wlll bt bull""' 11•
1ucll Artlcle enllll•d H follows: 4943·82 ~ttd on or alter 1ne 2nd STRICTLY COOKING 1406 • "Support and Stltltment", .. _.,. Mftl1C( d1y of Dec ember, 19112 a l lllvlln Lane Newport Beach ·•Encroecf\menl", "Common ArM ~ nv A••ldtnllal Escrow Corp., 1470 Celllornia IM ·
end Communi ty Ftcllllltt .. ;;;;w I• tM etttee ef Ott JtmborM Aotel, Ntvtpon 8Nch, llnde T~ 1409 \/Men l.ane ~1", "Yard Utlllllft" and e•••r "eeeflltr t f Ore"I' County o t 011nge, SUI• 01 ~ .... ~ CIMtomit .......-' "Drtlrwot ~.. , Celdornla _.., .__.. ,.~ •·~"•Midi -ty. CettfetMe, -Oet. • So fir 11 known 10 Ill• eren B•tman, 3071S Call• __.. .,;. ptrtlcultrly ltC tontl -., lr1nstereH , 111 builneu ntmH Cf'lueca, Sin Ju1n Caplatr1no,
In _ .............. ~..._..,..,,___._.. ~MT NOTIC« ..... _...__ __ sed by T 111\11 c.tifomll 92e75 .,_ ... _ -·---·-,,. YOU" "'"O"'l"TY II IN ..... -......-u , erorl TllM ~ .. conoucted by an of Ille ~.,Allon of Covtntntl. POMCLOIUR9 81CAUal YOU tor tht three )'Hll IHI PHI, II un1ncorporlled tHOCllllOn otlltr
Condition• and Atllrlctlon1 A" I a I HI No I N v o u" d1t1•ent from tht abc>Ye. 11<e None tllen 1 partnertnip
rtc)O(dtd on May t. 1978, In look f'A'OHNf8, ff MAY 81 80LO Oe.ttd: Oclo* 27. 1112 Unda Tt ylor 11730, page MO, and -1dmeo1 WfTMOUT 1Mf COURT ACTION. Anthony WIC:llrlMUinglle Karen Batman
thereto, ol ~ Aeo«de of ~ Ind you may hive 11\t legel rlgl\I lo Amber Wictlrarnatlngllt. • TNI ltat-1 -·111ec1 Wltll 11\t
County (the M•tar O.CW.tlOn I llr""8 'tO'# account In good stwwtlng Transfer-County Otrll of On1no• Count)' on uno. the ~ lltldlnQa In IUCh by piylno 811 of your PHI du• Publl111td 011nge Coast 0111y Oc1ot>er 211 1912 • Ar11Cilt enlllltd ti l o llow1: payrntnll p1111 permitted costs Ind Pilot. Nov 14 19112 ' '1ID0'7'M
"Ownerel' Rtoht• and Outlu" ·~ wttl\ln ltvet month• from 5043-12 Publlsl\ed Oranoe Coast 01lly
!:'filltltt and ~ T~ and 1ht dete 1t11a notice ot defeuh wat .. _IC MftTIC( P1to1 Oct 31, Nov 7, 14, 21:t9t2 Conmunity Facllltiel · 19Corded Thlt amount ii $111.15 '""°" nv 4739.82
FlCTITIOUS 9UalNIH NA• STA-n.NT PUBllC NOTICE ..
P\111.IC NOTICE
The record -ted owner• of tl\e .. of Oeto* 12. 1982, and will propeny rnort oommonty known u Iner•••• unlll your 1ccoun1
18 Cool 8r00k, lrvlnt, Ctlltoml• •• IHICOfnet current. You may not llave PUBLIC NOTICE P\111.IC NOTICE J-C. ~Un. Jr. WWf J-M. to pay Ille entire unpalO portion of
------------1-------c..-... --.-1--McUn0 ~'-banc!Oc _.._. ~ ~2 your accounl. even 111ougl\ full
Tiit lollowlng person 11 doing fltCTTnOUa .,.._ .. l>ustneu at: ....... SCOTT FOREST COMPANY -ITATEMINT • MN 11174 '1CTJT'IOU8 IMJ8Mll F1CTITIOU8 .., at.... 1-................. HO"'E8 payment wa1 demanded, but you NOTICI Of' •ALE Of' ...... ITA~NT NA.Ml ITA'ft•NT . """"~ ... rnuet pay the amount •llttd above. MAL~ AT Tiie followlng pereont are d0in9 Tht lollowlng penon II doing MAINTENANCE ASSOC. Alt• tllrM monllll from lht dllt ftNYATl IA.ti t>u.ir-at: bulinetl H : DIANA SLATER I d ti I lhfl d t No. A-10Q24 BIOOENT, 248 Cajon •8, BAL HARBOR LIOUOR. 150 E. STATE OF CALIFORNIA) o rtcor a on o I ocumen
In Ille Superior Court of the 51111 Uiguna 8eac:h. Celilornll 92826 Biibo• Blvd .. Biibo•. Callfornl1 COUNTY OF ORANGE I =~~~rl~~~:=~
01 Calilornll, lo 1nd tor Ille County Terry W. Phllllp1, 248 Cajon 92881 SS fortclOMd upon perm111 1 longer
01 Orange .,B, Laguna llMctl, C.lllornl• 9262S A1ymond Kotdarall, 2138 1 On October 13. 19112. btlor• mt, ptrloc:I, you lltve only Ille 1eg11 rigllt
in Ille Mauer of Ille Etllte of Chip Houetlt, Spur ~. 11'3, Gr11n Cove Circle. Huntlnoton tllt underaigned, • Nottry Put>lic In 10 llOP lht foreclolurt by peylng
LARRY 11 McCART, d-ued Rolling Hllll. Cellfornt1 90274 Beacll, Callf0<nle 92841 and tor H id Stile, penonally the enllre amount dem1nded by Notlctd 11 llef'eby given tllat tht Tl\la 11ua1ne1a 11 c:onducltd by an '"'' 1>ut1,_ 11 conducted by 1n appeattd Dian• Sleltr. known to 'f04K crtdllor
unc1erliQned will tell 11 prtva1e tale. un1ncorl>Oftl1d 11eocl1tlon 011\er indMdual mt to bt A/A Manager o t tl\e lo !Ind out tile amount you mull
to '"' highest ind best bidder' tllan • pat1ntttl\lp, Raymond Kotdtrlll corpor111on ttlal executed the wttllln pey, or 10 arrange for payment to
1ubjac1 10 oonlirmllion of H id Terry W. Ptlllllps Tlllt 1111-1 w11 llltd witl\ 11\t lnltrumtnl, known to mt lo be tllt 11op lllt forecfo1ure, or If your
Sllperlor Couft on or alter Ille 23<d Thtt at••-t -llltd wUll 11\t County Clerk of Orange County on pereon •l\o tJtecuttd lh• wllhln Pfot>erlY 11 In fortctosutt for any day of November, 1912 al Ille offlot CcMtty Ctertl of OrlflOt County on Oc10~ 25, 1982 lnllrumtnt on btllalf of tl\e otlltr ,_, con11C1: CARDINAL
72111 u urdy Circle Hun1lnnto~ Tnt lollowlng per1on 11 d~g ""' • " butlntll ••. • Beaeh, C1hlornl1 92847 ALCO Oil a GAS PARTNE:.As Wiii Allen, 7811 1 City, , Huntington Beecn, Calllorn11 92847 lO, 2025 W B1lbol Blvd., Suitt C, This t>ulineu 11 conducted by an llltwl>Ott Beach, Calltornl1 9~
lndMdUll Robert Mlcl\MI AIWfY, S Gretel wm AHen Ct . Newport 811011, Calllorjlia 92683 • Tnls atlltmtnt wu ltle<i w11n lh• Thi• l>ullnes1 Is conducted bf 1 County Cltlk of Orengo County on llmlled pirtntrlhip. ,•
No,,..,,* to. 1982 Fao1m Rot>en M. Al.,.., •
Publl•hed Orenge Conl Dally This 111temen1 ••• filed wttn tflt
P11o1. Nov. 14. 21. 211. o.c. 5, 1e112 ~~~~te;~ ~ranoe eounty<Gn
_________ 4_9_82_-_112_1 ,.,.
PUBllC NOTICE Publl1hed Or1no• CoHI Oalty of CookMy. Coleman Ind H-d. Nowmber 4, 1H2 nlllMM corpor1tlon therein named, and PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. c/o
!77112 E 17th StrMI, Tu.tin. Counl}' Fi01J7' Publl1hed Orange Cotti 0111)' tcknowledg•d 10 mt 11,11 1ucll AllEN & FLATT, 4400 MacAr111ur 'WCTITIOUI MllMll of Orange. Siii• of C.Ufomia. all Pubhtlltd 011nge Cotti Dally Pilot, Oct 31, NoY 7. 14, 21. 1912 c;orporatlon •••oted 111• wlll\ln Blvd .. Suite 370. Newport Beacll, NAm ITAT'l•NT
------------IP1lot, Nov 7, 14, 21. 28. 1H2 " •9324 2
IM rlQlll. Utle tnd lnter•t of said Pllot, New. 7, 14. 2f, 21, 1982 480642 lnttrumtnt purautrll 10 111 By·~ CA 928e0. (7141 762·7474. 111• tollowlng perton 11 doing
minor. In and 10 all 11111 cerllln rHI 4187-12 1111,..1.,. MftTIC( or • rttolutlon ot ltt Board of It you have 111y qut1li0n1. you ~as: ------------
P'OP9'1V s11ua1ed 1n 111e Coun1y of ------------... ~ "" =m ~.1'1' htnd 111ould con1101 • lawyer or th• J a J . MAR 1 NE. 11a9 2 fllCTITIOU8 .,.... .. Orengt, S tate ot C1ltlornla . 'P\RIC NOTIC£ FICTITIOU• .,...1• officltl """"I g_,nmen111 egency whleh m1y Mac:Antluf. IMnt. Caltlomll 92715 ..,,.. aTAQ....,. • ' p1!~ularly dHalt>td u lotlowa. __..__ ---•• NA.Ml ITAftMUCT Ind · ~ "'-*' 'tO'lf loan. John Bohls. 1eee2 MtcArthur, Tiie lollowlng person 11 'otng ~-· .. _ .. ,,..... --The 1............,. ........,. Linda L Soccto Remember, YOU MAY LOSE lrvlnt. Caklornla 927416 ~ u -.;." Lot 1 or Trac1 ~23 •per mtp ...,_ ITAft....,. -~-""' ptrtOnl are ~.,. Publlshed Orange COHI 01lly LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOO 00 NOT Thia llU"-It conducted by a BUILDERS DESIGN SERVICE.
reoorded in Boote 214. Pege 33 of Tl'lt following per1on It doing bvSI~ ~TH CO A S T Piiot, ~ 1, 14, 21, 28, 1982 TAKE PROMPT ACTION. corporation t8851 Florida SlrM1. Suite 245,
Mlec.llaneous M8PI In the office ot bulinttl.. CONSTRUCTION, 2915 Redl\111 4941•82 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\el John Bohl• Huntington BHdl. Celltom1•f2t41 Ille ReCiordtr of Ortngt County A 0 0 LES CE NT AN 0 A Sul! C.t07 eo.1 M puf8Ullll to Arllclt VI, Sec:ttonl 1-6 Thia ltalerntnt wu filed '#Ill\ Ille Donni Alt Ollvt lr1, 17102 ·More commonly known u . EOUCA llONAl CONSUL TI NG venue, 1 • 1 Ma, ol Ille Otciatellon of Covenenta, Coun Cltttl of Or Cou For IHI• lint. Huntington ~h.
PUBLIC NOT1C£
4502-4504 w ll*d Street, s.n .. SERVICES, 425 30111 ,sill:'· C&llf::r,e.,~2=?~\dc Avard, l04el "8.IC NOT1C£ Condlllon1 1nd Ru1rlc11on1 Oct~ 21, 1H2 ange nty on Celifornil 92&49 • • H•eeoe LAW..-MT. OLIYI Ml. Clhfornla "'-POlt 8elctl, Clllfomte ...... A F .. V•,._, tlltcUltd Novtmbtf 1, 1978 end F2001SI Thi•~ I• condUc1ed'i>y1n l•-of ...... c81f1 In lewful Duncan Pllllllp1 Forgey, 204 Mergarlt• venue, ount n --•• •-recorded Novem"'er 4, 1978 In ,_ ............ Morluaty •Cemetery .... Ebolf ,.._port 8t h c HI 1 Cllllornl1 92708 'ICTn"IOU8 ., ... II " Publlolled Orange CoHI Delly invmvv CrematO"' money of the United S1a1ee on , ...... .; ec · • orn 1 M•chH I wavne Volk , 50IS ....._ aTA.,._..,. 8ootl 11"8. Pegee 1175-1213 ot Pltol, Oct. 31, Nov. '7, 14, 21, 1ee2 Donna O!IWWa ·, Q011fwm1t1on o1 .... Ten per cent of .. _,, R .. ·" B 11 ,......._. Ofllclal Atcordl of Orin09 County, 4335·82 Tills lltlemtnt wu flied """'1he 1625 Gisler Ave 1-~·nl .... d to t>t dt""'"ltd wltn Tllll butll-.11~uctedby111 Iver ,.venue. "twport ••c · The follOwlnO '*'°"1 are~ ... Callfornla . a "re1ch of 11\e "-·-,.~~ t Or "-~ "~ "' .. -~ lndMdual Callf0<n11 92883 ~ u: " ......,.,!) ..,.,. o anot ......,..1y on Costa Mesa bid J'rC>Ptr1Y. It btlng told in "AS IN · · Rlrheard F Avard COUNTRY FAIR ASSOCIATES. ob 11 O a I Ion o I pay m • n t o I P\B.JC NOTICE Novern* 4. 1982 5-40-55~ D CONDITION ·. Ouncen p Fortey Tiii• llllemtnl Wtl flltd with tlle· 2915-C Aed Hill Avenut, Sulll lot ...... ,...,1• l\tl oocurrtd. Nollot '1IUln :·. ~~~========~~ Bid• or ot1en 10 be 1n wrl1Jng and Tl\lt tlatemtnt wa1 flied wltf'I tllt County Cltr'k of Orange County on Cottt Meta. CA 92627• ot llid breac::h tnd lltn wu l11ed for ...:nnoua .u ... 1a Publlel\ed Orange Co11t'Oally will bt rtctlvtd el the aloretald County CWll of 0rln09 County on November lO. '1982, ASOOl SHOPPING CENTER record February If. 1912 H NA-. ITATIMINT Pilot, Nov, 7, 14, 2f, 21, ttit•
DOING
BUSINESS
UNDER A
FICTITIOUS
NAME?
ofllc• I I any llmt •lier Ille llrt1 October 28, 1H2. ....,. no1m OEVELOPMl!Nl. INC ... Calffornl• Dowmtnl No. 12·053e11 ot Mid Tiit lolowlng '*'°"' .,. dotng q7.9·82
publioelion l\ereol and before d•t• 1 Publlshed Orange Cot1t 011iy cor-atlon. 2915-C Red Hiit Aw .. Offlcl1t Rtc:ord1. No p1ymen1 of t>u*-ti: -------------o, 111t Publltl\ed Oran~• Co111 Dally Pll N 14 21 21 Dec; 6 1H2 ,._. CA92827 p111 due 11nount• hat ocourre<i. MIN l·U·STOR/\GE, 18562 PUBLIC NOTICE Oettd 11111 1211\ d1y of NQVembet , Piiot. Oc1. 31, Nov. • 14, 21, 1N2 ot, ov. ' ' ' 's040 I" Sul1'...'.081C,ENCOtlLl•OM ... , '.. ......... c' Tlltrelort, lht Serrano Puk Mac:Arlhur Btvo .. Sulle 390. ll'lllnt. _________ _. __
1982 4801.,2 • .. .-n • "c 0 ... r. _,,, · Community A11001111on dou C411ilol'nla tU15 ACTITIOUI -..-a•
Mary POiiard Heare. 23100 Cooley Oftve. Collon, =t' to~ lo bt told tr,. Mifll,.U•Stor ... tlllf, a llmlttd NAm HATlmln •:
Admlnlalrefrlx rtalC NOTIC( Nil.IC NOTICE • CA •2324· . dtectlbtd rMI property to par Iner 1II1 p . C J 8 on n 1 r Tht followlng oertonl -.lfOlnO
Publltl'led Or1nge Co111 O•lly '1CTITIOU8 ..,_U ~ ~11 conductedby 1 •ltty oblgatlOn· Corporation. general partn11. a bull,_•: •
Piiot. Nov. t3, 14, 20, 1H2 ...:..n:r:.• .,_.. NA• ITATl•NT I .0 ptr1AscJr·8HOPPIHO Lot 71 of Tract t24e, .. ptr::. ::a11tom1a COf'POl'altOn GAEASWlEP SOUTH, ,...51
503542 T.._ foll_l!fAP=~ doing Tne lollowlng per1on 11 doing OENTEA ~~ lnl M~~~.,,.. ..; Thie._.,_ It conducted by a CBtlGh llvd .. Wtetmln~ter, ,,. .... butlneu at OEVllOPMENT INC • ...._...,. O --,....,_, "' Amlted pertneralllp. ellfornlt 12M3 ·
• .,.,.,,___ MEANS BROS TRUCK TIRE JI KOCMUR v'p . lhtOfftotofllltCountyAecorderof MW-u.&ior• MMIK Nero,tolO~·· THE DOLPHINS, llO Orange SERVICE, le372 Contllon Circle. T"" ... ~ ... ...:... wtfti ltlt 0UN'IQ9 County, Calffomla. lllff, a Clllfornlt ,it257. CYPf99, Ctlltomit
NOTICa Of' ~ATION 8IOMOtn, IMnt, Ce1tlornl1 t271• Eut. No 2. lrWle. CA 92714. "'' ;-"0t "~"County on Tht recofd -1ed-. of ltlt 001110fllllon Carole Ann Nero, tllO
P\RIC NOTICE
TO WL John G Dolphin H, Ind wife, LOREN RONALD MEANS JR., =-9 ~2 tllQ9 _u u ...l. property lnOftl -~known M C. J. 8ofWW C«p, Bfoomfleld, 'U 7, CyptHI , / f 1/ O u O re d? I n g M.COttOUC ~ Qeorfll E., 1IO OrlnQI Blouofn, 2023 M1verhan Piece, Antllelm, ' "9Wl1 21'71 •wn1c11 Amllltntt, El Toro, Qelwll P111rw Ctifomlt IOl30 ••
bu tines s under a To WTlorn" ='~: ~ ==: :2~ted by 1 CAT _ ... ~ Publltl\ed orange Cot1t Dilly c.-.-&:-•-=~:r-~p4~1 ~": ~ ~ •
.. ........ 1-"1~~.~tlMsl II c .......... 1td by an Ptlot, Nov. 14, 21, 21. Dec &. 1182\ ~ 12. 1M2. nJ.& ... ·:=....'~ ... · ·~ -1111...... ,..:::;_-:::;_ : Fictit ious Bus1nts 1 ALPHY'S tTAUMNTt. IHC. oer-pertntt...... ............. .....,_ .. ___ " ....., -· .... _ .... ..._.. -~to Int~°' J G DolOHt1 Loren Ronlld ........ Jt, -SOM-a ......... o l'AH COllMU•ITV COUllty Qefa of Otenot County Oft Thia.....,_,, ... tiled ..... ,,. Name you are required Aleohollollewtnlllt~tor ".i" TNt .,...,.,.,, ... ,.._ w11h 111t Thi•"'._,_, flied..,.,"" · ••IOCIATIOll "°" .... 2. 1912 CountJ ettrtt of OrlflOt c..., on bJ1 law r Buliness and ON 8AL£ eu" I WM (P\19. EAT. County Cler\ of Or•noe County on County c1tr1c ot Ortngt Coufl1Y °" PWllC ll)TIC( .... ...,... ,.,.. Octobtf 2', 1tu :
C-..t-s PL) lo ... lkoMllc .,..,.,..,.. et October 22. 1912 N()Voanlbtr 10, 1912 8TAll °' CALWOANIA) P11Dlltlled Orenoe co .. , Di lly ...... Pro/eui~ vuc:. tc. 10111 T"'*1. Fountein va11ey, CA ,_.,, ,.,,.. rtennoua-H COUNTY°' OAAHOE "*>•.How M. 21. tf, o.c s. 1H2 Put>l1thtd Or•no• eoeat.,11911y 17900 to 1193()) to fiU a 92708 Publlt hed Or11• Coetl Otl~ Publltlled Orantt co .. t Del~ um HA~ • 602 .. 82 Pllol. Nov 7, 14, 2f, H 1181!·:
F'ict it lout Busineu ~b~•.°',::r Cout oa11y. P11o1. Nov. 14. 21. I. Nov ~'~2 Piiot. Nov 14, It. n. oec. ~~t Tiie tot~~ P9'90fl" dOl"O ..°"~.::·al~~"':; ., "9JC ll)TIC( ~
Namt Statement and I030..u _.,. _.._ ANAMlt.,. AllOC1Atlt ancl fer,.,. 11a••· pertonatty rtllJC NDncE ct;
h d I ~ ..,,~ "9lJC ll)1IC( TID, 11181\.at ......... """ ........ ._.. ....... known IO fllOTITIDUl-U It have II publia e or PWUC llDTICE ........ VlltO.Cllllrllll_, ••·~~°'.. .,..ITAW rteTmOUalll ••~
/our conucullVf weekt ftCTmOUa..,.... ll'ICTiriDUi wA NdWtl "' ....._ ITlll LAii :°'auen , ... , ••eou•ec1 '" Tiit ..,.... S*fOM -doing ' _,. tTA'19911
I Y '9C1ITIOU9 _,, 1116 _,. HA,_y flAm HAW ~=~ .... IOO. MllllOfl Vllft, 11.-w,_., ttnow.; to .... IO ~a: Tiie followi"t P9flOft le w £ at th' DA L ... ITA~ TIM loffowlnt "'"" " dOlnt The followtftt "'"" .. d04ftt I: -· ................ euoutelll .. alUIAN IAM.OW DANCl ~ ... Pl.LOT can Mlp wtth Tiie fotlowlllf ,.,_,,It dotr19 ~-. ~-..,._ ........... ~ ............................. fltt;ltWt~DANCIOIAI'. lllO MALCOLM. DAL.Y
both. Call tM LEGA~ ~.-:IA LL IOQkl I r:i:i.ii.1~":::::·,;,':!.~ , ... T.::.~= ~~ ""'*"t......... ===:r.:i:.;-:::·.:: •. ~.;; :=r· Corona =.:. :c:.:~ Dr PA RT"' ENT Qt I ALANO ... 14MI " Coru10. 11117 ,,. -... .. ..,.,.... ....... .... .... .~ , ....... , ... va. ~ .... ,
542·4311 £zt. SU for --:;?£:!ft.. _.:~:=:-.=-o~~ :,.,,;::;. &;..:~·~~ ~-...--::-:='.C:::.'=~ 1 ':t:-M:,511 . .....::.-="· =:-.;.:. ._. .. ,._,_14A-a.t.60ri ... , ~-...... 1~1.DALL Chclloft, ...... ~ C...... ' ,__ '"'"' "_..,,.. ,_ ........ • ~ &:i, In Tllll ~la OOftducted by an TNt ~It~ -.,. WITNlll '"Y ... _.......,.. ........_II OOftdUCIM &:i, a Tiiie ....,.. II _.llliil...alr
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:= View the boats & sunsets from this
exciting 4 BR executive home.
Remodeled with'ie legance &
quality. Features private entry,
pool, spa & private aa::ess to beach.
See Debi Bibb al 4621 Gorham.
UllllU 1'141,0M
A remarkable & truly elegant 4 BR
3 Ya BA home on ext.ra wide lot
featuring oak floors, FR doors, 3
fireplaces & perfect detailing.
Totally remodeled to perfection.
Owner will assist financing! See
Cynthia Rumsfeld a t 133 Via
• Undine
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• First time offering on Fee land!
G lamorous remodel with fine1t
, appointments. Ocean & jetty view.
Steps from private beach. See
Frank Sennes at 4515 Perham.
UMIW aat• Warmth. character & charll'\
abounds in this country English 2
• story home on best st! 3 BR, 3 Ya
BA. 2 fireplaces, sunny brick patio,
remodeled kJt, perfect condition.
Quality thruout. OWC 2nd T.D.
See Edie Olson at 2t8 Via Koron.
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Charmlng larg( duplex. 4 blodca
from ocean. High beamed ceilinp,
frenc h doors, lovely patio,
profealonally landscaped. Owner
will carry large 2nd. See Marcia
Redick. .. ,....,
Sellers have moved & reduced
price. Specious 4 BR. 3 BA, formal
dlnlna Rm, rea;nodelcd kitchen .
Terrific family home. Terrific for
entertaining & terrific fl.nandnc.
Ataurne tat & owe 2No. &e u..
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Unbelle~able price 101 Oii LIOATIOI ohanhel end apafkllng Vacant, bargain prlclld " thla lovety" Bdrm home, I oceen views s.-n from . Bdrm. Fl••·· fixer with
In• ~eaa Verde. Big, big ltrHI llall 11~1 ! thl• hUge cuttom 3 Bdrm eparktlng pool and bub·
tlvlng room with creek· Cuatom • Bilrm 3.ba~ extcullve.. remodeled bllng hol apal Jutl redu· llng llreplece, dining matter tulle and tludy, home wlfh Hducllve ced to I 135,0001 Call
Own., ,may talle 15.500 .down on till• huge con·
do, wltll sunny llltchtn,
large lflllf\Q ereH, thlm·
mering pool and MOUflty
gate Acl nowl e.-e-1111 lmlTNI ti Niii
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nlee yard Witt. fencing A rlfic financing You own aume 1505.0001 Seller
llHI II 1127,000. Call the lend. Only 1375,000. 1n.1tlous. cell "owl
545-2313 MAKE OFFER. Open 5"5-7171. Open HOUH
Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bllh + larp rec. rm
beam t"elUnp . fu.mlahed, petb. $420,000.
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631-7370, $45-7836
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Custom beautiful 3 Bdrm
home, meny, many e11-traa $279,500 with 10%
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546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
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OCIAN YllW + POOl
*SPYGLASS HILL*
This truly magnificent residence is for thole who embrace relaxing
luxury as a way of life. This home is completely remodeled &
deco.ra~. !eaturing imported pavers beglnnJng on the front patio &
conunumg mto the entry & thruout the fmJy rm. kitchen & breakfast
area. Decorated in Medit~rranean style w/curved arches. recessed
lighting & liberal use of mirrors. The remodeled gourmet kitchen
features solid oak cabine try, Jen-Aire Range, Portuguese tiles & a
breakfast nook w/ocean view. Naturally there is a panoramic ocean &
night view from LA to Catalina & of course a pool & spa are encl'd in
a private courtyrd. This fine home is unmistakably Newport! Priced at
$849.900 FEE w/assumable financing. 759-1501.
*WA TllPIONJ HOMI & SLIP •
Sensational executive home featuring 4 Br. enonnous living & dining
room, 2 fireplaces & room for 55' boat! Only $559,000. FEE with
~umable financing. Call 759-1501 or 762-7373.
$279,000
* DOYll SHOllS *
Spacious executive home featuring4 br & 31,i ba, pool & a view of the
backbay & Anthony's Pier! Thi.a f.l.ne residence is located in a very
desirous area & priced for immediate sale. Low interest assumable
financing available. Call 769-1501 or 752-7373.
*7 Ya" DOWN•
*IAYCUST•
12 ~ financing spacious executive ranch style home in prestige area.
This home features 3 brs .. fplc, large lot & fee land!! Lowest price at
$240,000. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373 for appointment to view.
*HAllOI YllW HILLS *
Totally remodeled inside & out this delightful ranch style home
features 4 br. 2 frplcs, 3 car garage. ocean view & large lot w /custom
spa. Priced lo sell at $340,000. Low interest assumable financing. Call
759-1501 or 752· 7373.
* IXQUISITI *
Contractors own home!!! Smashing 3 Br home featuri.ne t..-d brick and
wrought iron, 1kylites, atrium, shake roof, and extensive use of
mexlcan paven. Offered at $165,000 w/ .. umable financing! Call
7141759-1601 or 7141752-7373.
A • POllCLOSUll *
Take advantage of excellent pricing on thl1 3 Br home w/ 1211.
assumable loan. Bargain priced at~ -$146.500 with VA tenru
available. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
IST A Tl SIZID LOf'
• CAMIO SHOllS •
This outstanding exec home features what must be the largest lot in
Cameo Shores! The rear yrd features a Japanese garden, waterfall, Koi
pond, pool & volleyball crt. in a specious environment designed for
memorable days thruout the year. A lge llv rm w /frplc overlooking the
pool & gardens exemplifies the open 1pacious feeling prevalent
thruout. A huge kitchen, frml din rm & 4 apacious bdnns Including a
mstr suite w/blt·in shelves, sunken jacuul tub. Offered at $670,000
FEE w/aaumable flnancm1 at 11.Wi.. 759-1601.
THE REAL
ESTATB:RS
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HANDICAPPED
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Br 2 Bl tk Yllohtt lhru·
out, built In g:.•I kllcnen &
wheelchair ecce11lblel
Could be laat eacrow.
18205 B11ybetry Way, Ir·
• Vine. Opf'n Houn Sun.
Nov. 141n 1·4PM
ORANGE COAST
FINANCIAL REAL TORS I
Herrlet Spencer
1157.()701 1544-59•6
PElllllU ... THE ~EAL
ESTAT ERS Ocean & jeUy view1, Marine room, 4 bdnn, 3
bath. 3700 eq.ft. $1.38~.ooo. Oceanfront,
OHITIY PlllOI
EITATI UIU llU IAYFlllT
Nr FALLBROOK 11 Lagoon view from 6 bdrm, 5 bllh, playroom,
ecr11. 6200 aq II hm. .1--k d .,,__ -" N •1 000 000 tenf\11 court, etc. $875, wu nn, en. PU11l aup. ow • , . .
000. Owner will cerry. UYllH PUii Cell 7 1m to 1 pm, Moo
lhru ~rl. 2131731-"952 Spectacular bayfronl dplx 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br
CIHtllled Ad• are the 2 ba dn. 2 boat spaoes!. Reduced • $1.500,000.
enawer I<> 1 aucce11h1I ·Flll•a;...,1 ,;..,..;.· -g11age or yard .... 1 It'• e ..... _.... ~~tey to lell more New 4 br, 4 ~ ba, cuat.om French Normandy
F.atate 1.2 prime ac hilltop. at.250,000.
. 111111111 llYI
Coronado Island CUit. bayfront &ot. 86' boat
dock. Plans avail Now S370,000 w/&erm1J,
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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Large 3 Br 3ba. patio
home wllamily rm. Super
1s1umabte ll11ed rate
loan! Enjoy beautiful lek
and security gatetl
Comm. pool end club
houHI $178 ,000. Call
now 9711·5370
... Ill.Am
Rare Mesa Verde agl i.
vel 4 Br & spa surroun-
ded by V. mlllloo $ hOU·
••• but priced under $200.000. 751·3191
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A•A ID ••ns CHAUT
SAC.IPICI PllCI OP $169,900
This English Tudor llyle home is vacant and waltinl for a new owner.
It is custom built wlth many features nonnally found only in higher
priced properties. Notice the bay window and artistic wooden plant.er
boxes. What you can't see in the picture are the five skyl(ght.s, useCi
brick entryway, ceramic tile kitchen flooring, secluded patio or the
lofts found in each of the large bedrooms. Added to that is a spacious
family room and three full baths which make this cozy five year old
home located only two miles from the ocean truly an exceptional value
in today's market. For more information, please call 556-7035.
llACH INCOMI PIOPEITY
HUNTINGTON HAllOUI
Two attractive new triplexes located within walking distance of the
ocean and one half block from the propoeed Bolsa Chica Marina. These
are pride of ownerahip buildings with superb design and Ooor plans.
All six unita are two bedrooms. two and one half baths with wood
burning fireplaces and lofts that could be converted to an extra
bedroom. Vacancy factot in thl.I excellent location is almost zero.
Available individually a& $320,000 each or make the seller an offer on
both. Complete financing information available at 556-7035.
DIVONWOOD ISTATIS
3500 SQUAii PIO POI $315,000
This is the much aought aft.er Chelsea Model with five bedrooms and
three full baths. For the large family this home of approximately 3,500
square feet has it all!! The master bedroom suite is particularly
enchanting and includes a luxurious sunken oval tub and separate tiled
shower. There is a eepa.rate family room with wet bar and a 15'x.21'
bonus room for the kids. This entire residence has been professionally
decorated lncludifll custom drapea throughout! Formal dining is
provided as well as an eating area oCf the kitchen with decorative
celling fan. The kitchen is a marvel in It.self with gas buUtlns,
mi.crowave, trash compactor and aofl water. Custom brick work and
spa complete the picture perfect bnck yard. Call us for details on the
excellent assumable Joens or the suprlaingly affordable price in toda)')i
market. 963-5671.
HUNTINGTON HAllOI
POln.PIYI POOT IOAT DOCK
Channing waterfront Cape Cod located on the boat parade route.
Enormous uvm, and fonnal d1nina rooms face the water. Forty five
loot dock accommodates up lO a 65' boat. Glass encloeed i>atio with
. spacloue deck. Terrano entryway with iron eecurlty gate. Two large
fireplaces. Seller will help finance al l~. This exceptional value in
waterfront property bl ottered at.$559,000. 963-5671.
IUIPSIDI CUSTOM HOMI
OCIAN AND IAY YllWS • $650,000
This natural cedar and g1asa home on two large lot.a oCfera Incredible
value for the diacrlmlna\ing buyer. Three stories of uncompromiaing
elegance contains every lmqinable uPlf'8de Including oal< planked
flooring and super plush carpeUng. Three thousand eight hundred
square feet are pre9ented in one of the most unique floor plane we've
seen in aome time. Of coune there'• lote of deckina with a cuatom apa
to sink In to. The oversize prage features an automatic opener. Best of
all our owner will finance with only 1~ down!! This truly la a home
that muat be eeen \o be appreciated and we· would be deUgh t.ed to make
an appolnunent for you. 556-7036 . .
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4 Bedrma. family room & dlnlna room,
Immaculate throughout. New carpets,
drapes, marble entry & decor. Electronic
security ayatem. Wet bar, 2 fireplaces. 3
car garage .. Artistic pool and epa. Priced
rlgh\ at. $695,000. Gate-guarded area.
Call 644-4910 for perm19slon to enter.
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Ch.arming 3 bedroom home with lots of
extras. You own the land. Great family
home. Price reduced $45,000. Beautiful
large corner lot. Walk to the b3y, Balboa
Island, and Fashion Island. Owne.r
motivated. This could be beat buy In
COM. $320,000. Financi~B.!lvailable. 1141 llllUll m~E, ,_ UT /IH 1·1
IPYIUU .. &II IPl PUllOTIH
Two-story N.an.tuc ket 4 br. with
beautiful Sunset pool surrounded by
14,000 red bricks. Tastefully decorated
throughout with wallpapers and
shutte rs . Shows like a model home!
M any upgrades. Seller will finance.
Submit down. $760,000 incl. Land.
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Charming n ea r -new 2-s t ory
architectural gem. 4 Bdrms, fam. rm.
Quality design and decor throughout.
Designed for guest quarters. Priced to
sell $595,000. Seller finance. No l.oan fee.
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Sr.lit level Doll HOUie. 2BDR. UIHI Brick F re place, redecorated kitchen, lar1e
ptaUo, Shake roof and new landtcaplf'8.
Fantaallc Buy at a1H,&OO. Orut
auumable loan. 760-8333.
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25•5 EA8TBLL1FF DR.
NEWP.OAT BEACH, CA.
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3 Br 3 Ba, family room, front row water
view. Rt>modcled. Good financing. O~n
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ba'\hl, f•m. rm., wl1i.tl.'Ii'lbttlt, nc-ar pool.= •23~.000. 1'11 UH. WILL tmll. Oood ~rms. By appt
Ult I •· 3 bath, ram rm, ronn din ..
wide fr~nbdt 2600 ,q. fl. $2~.ooo.
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pool & If>• In Meal lier Turkey cuewlng No di Xlnl lerme & 1n1er .. 1 down, low clown on ttllt °'*1 lundav I 6 31'6 lovely Cotta ...... i It 2 Bermuda, CM 1155,000 ea eun1hlne home Oo;i,ner/A91 low Country ClllfMt r, ... H1·11tt corn., 101 Onfy 1110", 000 Ol 1n1 Oepptl,
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$525.000
~uced 1170.000. ""'' MUI 8 0 I Cov90anl ao, a.ti u .. ble & leno9d, P« Itel tor a horHm•n' Hlale. PloCI hH tanta llv• tPlll tor 2 Iott. CULVl!R &. A8800. R E. Priff4 Tt ltlH
Beeut decorated Condo Ful .. rton·Brta area. Nr
COiiege 2 BR, 1350 eq
II. Owntr mollvattd 11t9,000 btt olr
951-1344 Of 11129--3798
Build your dream home on this fabuJoua
lot In presti gio us B i g Canyon
overlooking private park o n quiet
cul-de-aac. $825,000. 760-8333.
Angellta 2 Br 2 Ba, waler \li~w, one LIELEN B DOWD level. Price rc:duc tion. S e lle r will fl •
finance. $199,000. IOI.Tiii, 1•. 144-1114
1-76'-2478
CM!ltlace to Go-Carta Whaltv« IM FM!
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Buy this truly (nagniflcent estate on
3 Br 2 Ba, 2 'h years new. Vacanl.
Immediate possession possible. You own
the land. $282,000. Opn today 1-5: 1980
Vista Caudal.
gorgeous view lot In Harbor Ridge and 1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!l finish the interior yourself. Do your r:
own . Ch oice of colors, mate rials and
finish . Large pool and landscaping
included in price of $1 ,600,000. 760-8333.
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" PHIOLllllE .. 1 blk 10 lakt. 'No 2 Plan
di J .W. Paler•. 4 Br 3ba, tam rm, trml dining. Must
NU. 'No,3 Warm1prlng1. Open Sal/Sun 12-6.
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Corona del Mar Duplex. 3BDR and .
2BDR, 3 Baths. 3 Fireplaces. Good
income, Owner will carry. Submit all
crou 111 are W/Yale --... ·•-loop & Thunder Aun.
offers. Only .................. $274,900 760-8333
Lim Yll.DTim PWllTIU
UTATI llU Nlnt un l1t: Townhome epartmenta. Cloee to •hopping. Seller wlll guarantN rtnl. Try 15% -------i down. 12% financing av all. UlfTlll m•s P11T11111 Spyglaul New 6,000 FllEOLllllE sq.It . custom home. 6 .. •-•••-BA , view , pool, 1pa, 2 bdrm1 wlforever view -•r••n -game room. E._vator end ol ocean and bay. Secu· Just a 1tone'1 throw lrom llbrary. · rlly gate. $290K with one of the bnl t>Mchel OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 owner financing. $265,
Tll ILT*TI Pre11lglou1 N.8. Deluxe throughout. 5 BR, 4 BA, btlutllul llvlng. dining & tamlly room open• to ewlmmlng pool & epa. Secluded garden. 3 llre-placta. one In master suite. Gourmet kitchen,
eating area a. huge laundry room. Sep11a1e maid's quarlClf• • 3 ur garage. owe loan ..
11W/o 5 yeare. S200,000 down • Aaklng 1825.000.
ILIT fll
WTILE , .........
Huge IMng-dlnlng lrH. bulll-on aunroom. ovtr
1800 eq. It. Only $920 PITllMo.
TREE IEH ... I . Waterfall. ntw kit. ap· pllanc... grtat location. Only $834 PITl/Mo.
TWl llHHMI
Roll 'em oft IN matllel Wllh a Claullled Ad Cell Nowt 642-5878
Discover what's . .
Gooking along
the Orange Cpast
in the
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Orange Coast
Cookbook
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In Ille ...... Wtll "'8lnl· 7 MUIR BEACH, CdM 000 Cash Outl
..._ YllW •Lt .a nu ained one bedroom cot-141-1111 12% 111
Quie t, park-like settin a . Rm. for paddle lage. Zoned A·2. Only ~ payments $2200/mo
llPI ....
144-....
Boat & AV acceu. cus1om ublnell. country kit. wltlrtplace. No qualifying-low down
Coming Dec. 8
in the
·-"O $180,000. ~ 280 Cagney LAne w314.
tennis and pool. Great for orchard. CuJ H1·ll• . ~~~-~~~~ .~~~hru Jttle Mill Muttet .. , on a DON'T DELAY de sac st. 3 bdnns. fam. nn. $299,500. AGENT 845-9850 Tullet. along came a CALL DIANA TODAYI
Low ground lease $375 year, 17 yea.rs March IO your phone 10 R E A L T Y -------1 spider tnd read In the llily._.
before acljustinent. Plate a fut-acting ~ • ·· -For Clattllltd Ad Dally Piiot Clanllltd llW 1211 ID WUT, • IPEI UT/Ill 1·1 _.,fled Ml. &42-5878 ACTION ttellon aboUt Mill Mut-"mllNl.-VILPI
llWNIT •llm II OUT& •U
Channing 4 Br. & family room, 2 brick
fi replaces, country kitchen, quiet
residential area in young development.
Seller will finance. $229,000 Fee.
421 • 11tti PUii IPD U TI• 1·1
•Yim lllVlllITT Plll a U
Detached 3 bdrms, 2 1h ba. home on
greenbelt near commun ity tennis a nd
pool. $114,000 in assum. loans & you own
the land. $135,000. $21,000 down.
l WllUY L TlYUI M., IULTlll
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U1 ... MIN Muffet aat on e Tuffet. along c•m• a 1pld« end rMd In the Dally Piiot Cfaulfled MCUon about Miu Muf-
tet'a Tun.t and bought it fOf $9.95. You can Mii your lutltt end 1011 ot other things through Dally Pilot ClaHllled
Adi. Cell 642-5e78
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For Ad Action Cal a
Daly Plot
AD-V1SOt
642-5678
FEE ll•PLE llYFHIT Spacious
5BR family home w / terrific
main bay view minutes to
h a r bor e ntrance, Dock.
$1,500,000 incl. land or lease at
$4,000/Mo. Martha Macnab.
UIE IPHITlllTY • llllmMTD
Panoramic View -Ocean, jetty,
Big Corona. Steps to beach. 3
BR, 3 BA, library, 2 car garage
with guest house. Beautiful oak
plank floors. $1,295,000 Fee.
Maureen White.
HIPHUI II llllHLIFFI
Charming country custom home
with lots of wood and used brick
featuring 3 BR, fam rm. This
split leveJ home has a delightful
master suite w/ocean view off
deck. The location is unequaled!
$432,000 incl. land. Sharon
Smith.
l .. WITI Pl9I Custom bull~
for present owners by Ivan
Wells. Beautiful comer Jot. High
ceilings, lg formal entry, formal
din rm, lg country kitchen
w /fplc & seating area . Sparkling
pool. $424,500 . in cl. land.
Owner will finance. Barbara
Aune.
IUlllll IRllTllllT Ocean &
Catalin a views from this two
unit property one hou.e from
the aand. Upstaira unit 4 BR, 2
BA and s un J eck. Downatail'J
unit 2 BR -2 BA. Owner umied
fina ncing. $325,000 LH. Tom
Allinaon & Terry Hanes.
4 •IHll + ,... Don't mill
thia I mmac ulate h om e i n
Northwood Village. Perfect
family home with dar heated
pool, separate family room,
country kitch en & loa da of
1tora1e apace. $215,000 Anita
Schandel.
' ... 1&.111 ... " PUI 0r111na1 mutt. 4 BR, S BA nwtr llUJte up,
l\*t SUI .. down on IJ'"ftbeh
near pool. tl98,000 D ick
llaldenmn.
Call• 111·1 Tufftt and bought II 111 • ._ tor 19.95. You can Mii -------I f~~~I:~~ your tuflet and Iott ot Selling anything with a
842_6878 other thing• through Delly Pllol Claulfi.d Ad Dally Piiot CIH •llltd 11 a llmplt malltr ...
Ada. Cell '42-5t78 just c811 &42-5878.
CAMEO 8HORE8 OCEANFRONT -A spectacular
locatlon for this Harold Zook designed home with 4
bdrms., 4 baths, family rm. and formal dining rm.
Lush tropical landscaping adds to the atmosphere. A
one of a kind Investment at $2,5001000.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS VIEW -Popular Sausalito
plan nicely maintained with an exceptional
professionally done patio and yard -great for you
green thumbersl 3 bdrms., family rm. and a large
gourmet kitchen. $347,000 L.H.
CORONA Dll MAR FIXIR UPPIR -Just a few
blocks from the beach. Well bullt 3 bdrm. 2 bath
home on full alze R-2 lot with ample room to build
2nd unit. Home needs some work but the price and
terms are right. $240,000 -25% down -12%
Interest.
'(213)
828-2828
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2811 E. Coast
Estate Firm
8PYQLA88 HILL FAMILY HOME -Ideal for an
active growing family. Thete Is a large game rm.
upstairs and a large family rm. downstairs. 4 bdrms.,
3 baths, a badminton court, dog run, 3 car garage
and a view. This home Is spotless and a delight to
see. $723,400.
CORONA DEL MAR BAY a OCEAN VIEWS -
Featured In Orange County Home and Garden
Magazine: Fabulously d.eslgned and painstakingly
built 3 bdrm. 3 bath h·ome with lavish use of wood,
brass and stained glass. There Is a view from every
rooml Priced to sell by out of town owner at
_$975,000.
COITA llE8A attOPPING CINnR -100% leued
strip center on busy W•t 19th Street adjacent to
huge Costa Mesa red-velopment project. Prime
corner location. Attractive terms. $477,000 L.H.
(714)
8l3 4400
LINDA
ISLE
$795,000 •• Ul1111 No g1mM here! s.llefl mo1lv11tdl H0.000 un·
der mark•I tor qulcll
1ale. 3 Br HVHllll FM.
Many upgrd1. c111 Trudy tor appl.
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WAI== NOW
Sa\ate MM lot. One of 111 ~·· fin. homee, ,.,,Kt for 1raelo~ enteruilnlf\41 &
lamlly Uvln•. Qu1llly
crafuman1hlp thruout,
exun1lv• u1e of Oak.
Mapilkwlt pool & tlpll. 'a BR,
3 BA. fun nn. fnnl dine rm.
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Gf 1HH.l f' KIN'• C 0 LORETTA CUAOI lJ~l()tJt t1()"61 I Cell ...... 1917 llWNIT, I 1•1, lllTI YllW, IUI IO•L • Ill FRYER
'$275,000 ........ , .......... 2531 BUNYA, N.8 . flurbor Realty welcom<.'S Nan Fryer, a 631 3444 711-t100 rcul estate pfofC88ional with extensive ~~~~-;;;;~11~~~~~~~~1:H~a~119~to1;m~1e~th;lng~t~o~Hl~I?, ... thlftoa r.t wllli Deity .• 1111, H IP LITll, IPlf, IPLIT LIYIL experience ond education in residential ~ Clullfled adt do 11 well. Piiot Want Ada. $429,500 ......... 2515, WINOOVER. COM und invt.>stmcnl real estate.
THIS IS WHAT WE'RE DOING IN 1982 •.
Nun was rai~'CI In nearby Whittler and IU U.-1 .... , MW, IPlltMI, Ulltm graduated from U .S .C . where s h e
$549.500 _ .. 442 BEGONIA, OLD COM aUlllatcd with the Pi Beta Phi Sorority.
EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS OF WATERFRONT HOMES. INC , REALTORS
a property to suit every lifestyle and financial position. Thts Is a cros!j-seclion
of our properties for sale.
In 1968, Nan moved totCorona del Mar to 4 .... IWH ... FU, Y&OllT, Allllll te ac h In the Ne'Vport-Mesa S c h ool
$429,000 .... 2706 LIGHTHOUSE, COM . District M entally Gifted M i n ors
llflWI, I I ... , VllW If UY m MUI Program. . .
$850,000 •• -......... 5 POINT LOMA. NB. ~~ co~munit~ has benefited from her
Elentals horn S600 per montl\
Moblle hOmes lrom . $25,000
Coste Mesa 3 bedroom home $114.000
Shorechlls 4 bedroom • . '" $.445,000 Spyglass 4 bedroom $.449,000
Oceanfront Duplex $499.~
Blulls 4 bedroom condo $190.000 Boylront concJo.Ltdo ... $549.000
• t·1v1l' acuvities including \)le Corona del
Ulll FA*Y ... Piil I IP&, I 111•1 Mar Chamber of ,CommerC'e, Trojan·
$349,500 ....... _ 2406 FRANCISCO, NB. Gull.d and shhe
0
C'urrenCotly seGrvesd as
presment of t e range unty uil of
l&OI UY FU•••U. ~ AO + NIL, UJI the J ohn Tracy Clinic. Irvine Terrace poof hOme $230.000
Chllhaven 4 bedroom $249,500
Corona del Mar nome ....... . $669,000
Bayshores new 5 bedroom $725,000
Newport Beach Duplex $279,000 China Cove hOme . $725,000 $465,000 445 E . 20th •• OFF IRVlNE, CM Nan was bitten by the reaJ est.ate bug in
1978 a nd Immediately became a lop
producer in the Newport-Mesa Board of
Realtors . She has completed more than
100 units of D.R.E. certified courses, is a
member of 'the National Council of
ExC'hangers and has received h e r
·ertificatlon in syndication, limited
partnerships. residential and investment
VIiia Balboa condo $262.000
Big Canyon condo $295.000
Balboa Island home ... $295,000
Newport townhouse with dock .. S320,000
Peninsula Point home .. $344,500
Bayc1est 5 bedroom home .. $325.000
Jasmine Creek 3 bedroom .. . $375.000
BaySlde Cove bayfronl condo . ... $775.000
Newpon Heights view . $820.000
Balboa ls18Ad bayfront .. .. $1.300.000
Linda Isle baylront .. ......... .. $I .395.000
· Perunsula Baylront .. ...... . .. S 1. 796.000
taguna tennis estate .......... .... S2.800.000
Costa Mesa -79 units ................. $5.600,000
Many owners are offering substantial price reductions and terms. Some will
exchange ... and "Cash Speaks". Call for details to purchase any ot the above .
ILIFFI, • PUii, a ..... a IATll
$250,000 • 2420 VISTA N011LEZA, NB.
1&1.11& ISLE, 1EW All V&OAIT WITI 01111•
$57~,000 21 1 OPAL, BALBOA ISLAND
r I
I 11111/lllln 1111/IUI IOI., HITIO.
$425,000 118 RUBY, BALBOA ISLAND .. we have others . . . . . . •
OPEN HOUSES SUN. .
111 Manne. Bal Isl .. . .. ...... ... $254,000 314 Mangold. CdM .. ...... ............. $699,500
properties. ..
here is an old e xpression, "fl you want '
lllPPUI • .I UIM, IUI" WAI '400,llO the job d one, give it to a busy person." If
$299,500 ·-.......... 1030 POLARIS. NB you are thinking of selling or want to
320 Seaward. Sho<echlls . .. . . $425,000 201 Lart!sput. CdM .................. $1,875,000
1024 E Balboa Bl. Penln ........ $1,450,000 2661 Crestview. Bayshrl ................ S254.500 Yaaa119 ••••(LU-SPA 1 _ IUAI buy real estate, call Nan. She wilJ get the
-·--.. ..., · b done! She is busy because s he is
$369,000 1315 SANTANELLA. NB uccessful. 1577 E. Ocean. Pen Pt ..... $34.4,500 1541 E Ocean. Pen Pt ................. $.470.000
502 "I" St. Pen Pt .. .. ... $395,000 225 Vta Orvleto. Lido .. ... ........... .. $549,500
985 Bayside Cove West. Coves ..... ......... .... ......... $.485.000
TWO OFFICES TO SERVE THE AREA
Newport Beach
2436 W. Coast Highway
631-1400
Balboa Island
315 Marine Avenue
673-6900
VERY PRIVATE RANCH HOlll
Seller wlll trade this loYely Eastbfvff 3 bdrm. 3 bait! home for one
In S. Coast area. $259,000. '
OCEAN VIEWS FROM IRVINE TeRAACE •
One story wood home with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. pool, terms.
ssoo.ooo. ELEGANT BA YFRONT CONDO
On the Cove overlooking Balboa Island with 2 bedrooms, den, 2~
baths. $855,000.
BAYSHORES CHARMER OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
Spacious 3 bedroom family home with famlty room and French
doors. large corner lot, good terms. $495,000 FEE.
SPY GLAS& JUST 1 Y, MILE8 TO BEACH
A family room with fireplace plus dramatic wet bar and formal
dining accent this elegant 3 bedroom home. $475,000. ~
WATERFRONT HOME IN LINDA ISLE
Traditional 5 bedroom, 4'h bath home with courtyard entry, spa.
slip and side tie for 60' boat. $1,450.000.
SPANISH JEWEL IN THE BLUFF8
Lowest priced 4 bedroom with spa and security system 'plus
fireplace and garage. $289,000 FEE.
A MINI ESTATE WITH POOL, SPA AND KOi POND
A beautiful huge yard surrounds this 8 bedroom. • bath home with
fireplaces and owner financing. $449,000.
HARBOR VIEW "CARMEL" HOME
Near beaches and schools with 3 bedrooms, covered patio and
huge redwood deck. $249,000 FEE. •
LIDO SANDS NEAR POOL, BEACH AND SHOPPING
Great starter home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. patios and
flreplaoe. $159.000.
THE PLAZA AREA OF THE BLUFFS
Spanish style condominium with 4 bedrooms, 21h baths. Try
lease/option. $170,000.
CITY LIGHTS FROM SEA VIEW
Seller wtll help finance this 4 bedroom. 3 bath ttome In prestigious,
gate-guarded community. $485,000. J
ACR088 FROM OCEANPRONT
Whtewater view 3 bedroom home on OC.an1tde needs TLC.
$895,000.
HIGH QUALITY RIMODEL
With 3 bedrooms and den, this newly carpeted home really shines.
$710,000.
FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW LOT
Above "Palm Tree Clrcte" with Miier financing up to $100,000.
$385,000.
NEAR PARKS, TENNIS AND BIACH
Country style home with 5 bedrooms. 4 baths, famlty room. brick
patio. $755,000.
COUNTRY CHARM PLU8 OCUN NW
Walk to PPol from this 8 bedroom, 5'A bath home with m8'd'1
quarter•. *880,000.
LOW, LOW DOWN OR LIA..,OPTION
Ocean vtew, comptetety reatored 4 bedroom, 3 blth home wtth
family toom, corner lot. S826,000.
CAUPORNIA RANCH NOL HOMI
Seller wlll ftnanoe with low down on thll 2 bdrm. 2 beth OCMn view
hOUM. 1395,000.
··-••111.1 U~MJIJ~ t-ICM~S
REAl.TORS,675-6000
l44S EMC C.... H._.,.,, Corou Ml MM
WI! HA Vt: $3 OF THE 8l8T USTUfGS lN TOWN
113-4410
11.\J lll( >ll
ixauearn FURNH111Ncaa AVAILAllLE
Yetty private and aecure 5 bedroom,• bath home with ftnancing.
$1,385.000.
IDEALLY SUITED FOR ENTERT AIMING
"Lucerne" model with 3 bedrooms, 31h bath, 3 fireplaces and
family room. $695,000.
SPECTACULAR OCEAN AND CITY VIEWS
This expanded "Miramar" modet is Ideally located near pool a.nd
tennis. A 3 bedroom for low down and terms. S575,000.
SEE THIS ONE AND COMPARE
Try low down on this "Dynasty" model with 2 bedrooms, fireplace.
terms. $379,000.
PREMIUM LOT FOR FORMAL FRENCH HOME
Plana for a 10,000 sq. ft . virtual estate are Included. Try Joint
venture. $1,500,000.
"LAUTREMONT'' MODEL WITH TERMS
A spacloue patio area aurrounded by luah landtcaplng plus 4
bedrooms. $790,000.
JU8T LISTED "JODELLE" MODEL
Striking Interior wtth furniture Included, 3 bedrooms. 21h baths,
good terms. $885,000.
SELLER WILL CONSIDER TRADE
.This "Devonshire" model with 5 bedroom1, 4 baths, has fireplace.
atrium and panoramic ocean and city tight views. $875,000.
CUSTOM HOME WITH FINE CONSTRUCTION
Detailed 5700 sq. ft. home wtth 4 bedrooms, 4-eer garage. wine
room, elevator. fireplaces. marble accents everywhere.
$1,895,000.
MOUNTAIN AND CANYON VIEWS
Two story condo with 4 bedrooms. 3~ baths and family room plus
nice location near the Reservoir. Prloed below market. $550,000.
"CAIAllLANCA" MODEL WITH GOOD' TERMS
A flrepe.ce to warm the night• u you gaze out to the lighted city.
A 4 bedroom. '520,000.
TRY LOW, LOW DOWNI
Santa Ana Hetght1 2 bedroom ptu1 cozy den condo need• a buyer nowt 1118,000.
RANCHO 8AN JOAQUIN-lllVINI
Two bedroom, 2 bath condo wtth nreplaoe, deok• and uM of pool
and spa. $159,000.
ARBOR LAKI OP IRVINE
Boating and awtmmlng are avaHable to reetdenta of this fine
community. Thia 2 bdrm. 2 bath II onty 9175,000. • ·
TRY 11% DOWN OR TRADI FOR T.D.'S
Near beach and lhopplng, thll Cotta Meea trlptex hu garagee
and aundecka. True pride of ownerlhlp. 1245,000.
LOWLY ••A v•RDe HOMI
A large IOlar pool plul 4 bedrooma and beautiful land1Caplng.
1150,SOO. •
Gust GOLi' COURH CONDO caaune .... a ......... 2 blth greenbelt vtew unit near tennl1. sna.ooo.
IMITllllTON HAMOR WITH .. HAT DOCK
Trlnldld lllMCI _.. I bedroom flf'ftlly room hone with ...._.
ftnMClng ...... teO ....
80UTH LA8UNA MOUNTAIN CA81t8
Beechy and unique A-treme duplex neer AHIO Pier with tlreplaoel.
OCMn view. 1210,000.
..... .......... , .......
A bll of Hollywood on Lido •
fornvr ct'lebrlty'1 home. Perteet
houat• for formal t n tf'rtalnlnc
<i200 M.IJ Ct, wllh IJK' on Gf'noo
W ull<•d c·ourtya rd <'ntry , 3
lk><lroorn, dl•n with frplc and 10'
wc.•l bur with back bar, ~·;,
&th!i, formal d m in8 rm. & Coyer
c.·ntr y Outstundlng ma11tcr suite
npprox .• 1000 'I ft with Bey
Vit.'W . hlH & h t'rll bathe &
dn'tl..-.ing art.•a. $895,000.
LIM llLI wt• LIT + PHL
Walk t o Lido Village, 3
B e drooms, 3 baths, good
assumable flnandng. Xlnt buy.
Prke rC'duc<.>d to $~50,000.
LIH ISLI NIL ... I
IPEI IR 1-4cH
101 VltfLMllGI
Xtro large.• 4 bedroom horn<> on
lg t'Om e r lot. At an unbelievable
prk-c. $59~.ooo.• This -de1ightful
family h orne was o n Home To ur.
LIM llLE
IPH llllAY 2·1
2H YIA ll•A '
Almost wa t e rfront o n Via
Genoa. 6 Be droom , 4 baths.~
needs som e rework & decora ting
& prked ac.'COrdlngly . The bank
owns It & we submit all o ffers.
Asking $575,000.
Lido Realty
673-7300
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Young and gorgeou1
with leaded glau, brick
and charm. Duplex with 4 and 1 bdrm unite Thie le
a "FABULOUS BUY"
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WATI HI HO'lll
llOMI., t.c.'
REAL ESTATE
6.Jt 1400 .. , ... ,,.;.,.,, 1001 ••..••.......••.•..•.•
HAPPY-days are your•
THANKS·See 3 Bdrm
GIVING·YOIJ tun & beach
E.xcellent financing aval· table. Move In tor 1urkey day
INl IHllY 1-4
1UI L MUI
142-1211
j PETE BARRETI . REALTY
· EAITllM 1·2
Charming remodeled 2
bdrm dotl house on large 6011125 R·2 lot. S.a.Utl· fully landscaped. Asl<ing
S 137 .500 Excellent Ii·
nanclng Call 540·1151
~HERITAGE
REAL.TORS -
UITllM OIUm ......... 11 ..... ,
Secluded 4 Bdrm ptu1 ' lamlly room. featuring
enck>Sed courtyard. prl·
v11e back yard with Kol
pond. Very open and airy with loads of gtau. cur-rent 1tt TO apptoxlma·
lety S t13.000. Alklng
only $165,000 0-1
arucloul. Call 540-115 1
---~· HERITAGE
RlALT(JRS ........ ,,. __ •i •--II $40.000 below mkt, .,_ -Wlmbleton 4 B< 2-A Bal ··;,·;uLt•;x,·e;N·vu·;·• Assum 101nat Possible .....
300K loan Jasmine Crll 10%/35% dwnt John •
OwMr/Agent 840-1515 latvos. bkr. 760-9669
41' .._LIT llLY 111.-••
With 3 Br. 1't• ea. lrplc. Owner will 1ub1ldlze "''"" paymenll tor 18 moe. S By Owner. 646·8....., Bdrm. 3b• In MESA .u ••• 22l,oo0 VERDE. $189.500. Prln only. 544-8390 Mon thru So. of Hwy 3 Br remodel Fri .• ,
on R-2. Aseume lrg loan. --------Vacant. Delia, 831-1266 LIW llft N
.IAlmlll llER
BY OWNER. 2 bdrm, 2 ba. Oen Under markel price of s 21s,ooo.
759-l&ee
TRADE
1111 llft"YA Highly upgraded 3 Bdrm
home wllh huge back
yard. Large mu1er bdrm ..C'•
& laundry rm. ~ & brlghtl Owner la an•kxl•. Only S 109,000 Call now
979-5370
\f >II I t l Ft!
1 I.' '' ",
your boring Income pro-BY OWNER. 4 br .. 2150
perly or outgrown rHI· IQ II. asam. S 158,500.
dance with• large eqully Anan at 11w1~ No Oual for 111is neat ru1tic and $1718/mo. owe. $189.
roomy 4 bdwlth 199Cta· 500 Nr So. Cit. Plza. cular 180 deg oceen. 968-2602
C.tahnl llland and har• --1-,-1 .. -R.----
bor Yiews Prlcled II C\Jf· If --HIM rent apprel11I price of Charming E'llde cottage:
$475.000 lee Owner 1\81 2Bra. lge lot. Move In
$195,000 equity and Wll4 cond. A11um1ble loan.
carry 2nd S 1 1 O , 0 0 0 . M er II y n 144-1211 Coombs Sun Co8lt R.E.
llYllllftlUOI
1111,0IO
Thl1 neat 3 bdrm. 2 b1
with over 1800 1q fl ol
lovely patio• ind glr· den•. OwMr will lln1nc. 1ub1tantlal 111 TO at
12% Int. for 7 yr term A
leaMttold estate. Priced to Mii in iee
144-1211
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631-7090. 645-11115
MOVE FOR CHRISTMAS New ellordable rustic
charm w/wood, lg 3Br.
2Ba, lam rm, many xlru.
$138.000.
"' ... COMPLETELY UP · GRADED 3 BDRM WtBA
HOME. COLLEGE PARK
AREA, LIVING RM AC·
CENTEO W/WOOD
PANELING, BRICK
FRPLC, GOOD LNDSCP
W/AUTO SPRKLRS,
COVERED PATIO I GA·
ZEBO. CEMENT DRIVE· WAY & RV PARKING.
1132,000 54a.33711.
11 ............ .
No qualjfylng ' '*"'· 2 ba plu1 family rm. In MHa del Mar. Nr all
schle, tennl1 I Tt'lllnkle Parll Many upwacte1. OwMf wllt conllCMr ...,.
opt Reduced to t131.
1100 Open 1-5 Sun
754-121•
EASTSfOE POOL HOME
3 IA 2 aa. dbl oar.
hardwood lloor1 1132,
500 OPEN HOUSl IUN. 12-4
Devin Reel I ...
842-1311
· WATERFRONT HOME
' $595,000 YOU OWN Tll: LAii> ·
Doek for 30 ft. boat, quiet area. Steps to
. Lido Village. 3 large bedrooms, 21A· baths.
Tour this magnjficent custom home.
OPEN SATtltDAY & Stll>AY 1-5
603 36th Street, Newport Beach
(For more i.nfonnation contact)
CANNERY VILLAGE REAL TY 673-677
OPEN DAILY 1-5
38 BALBOA COVES, N.B.
BAYFRONT
BOAT SLIP, private beach. Lite and
cheery 3 bdnn, 2 bath den home. Fireplace.
Price reduced to $469,500. CASH TALKS!!
Submit all offers. · * BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES *
850-1117
SPACIOUS BEACH HOME
Five bdnn, 4 !h ba. Three story, 3000 sq ft
plus over 900 sq ft of balcony. Some ocean
view. One block ·to Beach. $285,000 Full
price. See owner in adj. house at 206 15th
St. Huntington Beach. ·
131-1111
COLDWC!U
BANt(C?R tJ
This impressive atone/wood home has
leaded and beveled glau wi.ndowa. It has
been deSigned for pttvacy. Three bedrooma1 3 baths, 2 ~le Jiving roe>f1'8, 2 fireplaces.
Terrific inodern kitchen witb Jenn-Aire
sto.ve top. microwave and many extras. um•• • ..... , IULTllll 2503 WTBltff DR., SllTt 201
fEWORTIOCH
640-55'0 day or .. ..._ Or Fran Scott 640-0017
Price slashed over $65,000 on this huge 2
story, 3 bdrm prestigious Jasmine Creek
Home . T~nniB. pool, guarded gate, fee land.
Drastically below market at $314,900. Open
Sun. 1-4. 25 Mainsail, Corona del Mar.
Steve Wile Associated Realtors.
581-1100
OPEN IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR
Stnlay 1-5 p.m.
Nicest duplex South of Highway
outstanding location! Great assumable fi-
nancing. 3 bdrm/2 bath + 2 bdnn/2 bath,
each with 2 car garage. $435,000. Owner/
agent. 675-8370.
423 CARNATION
_ ....
OranQ9 Cout DAILY PIL.OT/8unday, November 14, 1112
O~ Intl 8~ND -Bank
. Forec~ur• · . ·~ story, 2 ,biinn, 1 !h ba· condo ,beach co-op
poo_1 sauna, weight room, sub pking. Ocean
& l"ier View. Listed at $149,500, $75,000
I under mkt. All cash or new fin. Great opp'y
Lfor one who can act fast. Agt.
Jim Rlghelmer
SIPEI 1111111
S harp 2BR. and famil,Y room condo in
Canyon Crest. Large master bedroom with
fireplace and deck overlooking pool area.
For.ma) dining enclosed patio. Step down
living room. An excellent buy at $169,500.
760-8333. 110·1111
LYllE YALEITIIE PllPEITIEI
407 Fll.LERTON ST., NEWPORT BEACH
For sale or exchance by· owner
Completely rebuilt Newport Heights pool
home. $265,000 fuU price. Will exchange
$165,000 equity for income property. Prefer
South Orange Co. fixer uppers.
141-1114
BANK
VIEW OF OCEAN -WALK TO SAii>
$?19,995 -No On. -lO'J> Financin1.
~autiful cua!Om home: 3 Br. 2 II\ .,,_, tile entryway:
Formal tiled dining rm. $t.ep !lowrt livin& rm. rna-fve
wood burning Ci-pie. Step down family rm, ,ounnet
kitchen, custom cabineta comp!. w/truh cornpecior,
micro and eelflcleanlni oven. Fenced back yard, prof
landtcaplng, comp!. aprinklera, 2 'A car pr w/auto dr
opnr. Musi eee to apprecUite the many 1J10Ge amenities.
Drive by 620 20th St. Hunllng10n Beach. and call
211/IH·INI er 211/H2·12tl
PRIVACY . in Corona del Mar
Almost Yi acre, pool & view! Extensively
remodeled 4 bdrm home with dream
kitchen & huge living room. One of a kind
property; gated driveway & extra-large
rolling lawn . $695,000 f ee . Call
.owner/agent for appt, 640-7246. ·
OPEN SUN. 1-5 1132 EBBTl>E ROAD
..
NEAR OCEAN AND HARBOR
HUNTINGTON BEACH
fhree and one-half year old house. 3 bdnn.
l200 sq ft. Built-ins, micro wave, trash
::ompactor. Three car garage. Good Jo;m.
.250,000.
CBS REALTY 213-598-2466
......
wffll VIEWS
3 Bdrm. 3 ba, ••II· ekchange or lea.. op-
tion. 1683,500. Open Set/Sun 12·5
321 Kings R°*'.
BY OWNER: 3 BR 11ou ... s 199,000. Lo ""· Conal· der 1ny on.r. 945-1841 .. ...,.. ••TRflMT-.......
LIQll)ATION
BIG CYN CUSTOM
On golf course. 20% dn. Vacant. show anytime,
agt. s 1.295,000. 87~7791 Of 711().1317 J PETI
' BARRf Tl R~ALTl
•
Orangt Coaat DAii. Y PILOT /8unc:say, NovtmDer 14', 1912
I alDltOOM
985 B•Ylld• Covt Wt1t. Covee
831-1400 1485,000 Sun 1-6
117 Marine, Balboa laland
831-1400 $264,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3121 3rd Ave.,' Corona del Mar
759·9100 $215.000 Sat 1·5
232 Magnolia, Coate Mesa
759-9100 $182,500 Sun 1-5
138 Walnut, E-slde, Costa Meu
· 754-1648 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
18205 Bayberry Wy, Univ. Park, Irv.
957-0701 Handicapped • Sun 1·4
207 E. 16th St., Costa Mesa
631-7370 $179,500 Sun 1-5
2308 Cliff (Newport Hgts) N.B.
642-5200 $359,500 Sun 1-4
* * 10 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch
644-6200 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
1577 East Ocean, Penln. Point
631-1400 $344.500 Sun 1-5
3497 Queens Ct (Wlmbldn Vig) CM
645-0303 $159,000 Sun 2-4:30
5102 W. 1st St. #A, Santa Ana
645-0303 $94,900 Sun 1-4
1824 Port Stirling Pl, Nwprt Bch
646-7171 $209,900 · Sat/Sun 1-6
3491 Queens Ct (Wlmbldn Vig) CM
645-0303 $167,500 Sa 2-5/S 2-4:30
* 19 Curl Or .. Jasmine Crk. Vu/CdM
640-1515/1-728-5151 Sat/Sun 12-4
3 Bl;DROOM
2661 Crestview, Bayshores
631-1400 $264,500 Sun 1-5
502 I Street. Penin Point
631-1400 $395,000 Sun 1-5
307 Colleen. Eastslde Costa Mesa
642-5345 $121,000 Sun 1-4
4501 Ranchgrove Dr. (Willows) Irv
551-3208 $129.500 Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
128 26th St. (Balboa) Nwprt Bch
759-9100 $369.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ·
* 2544 Westminster (E/Slde) CM
642-6368 $132.500 Sun. 12-4
11 Rue Verte, Big Canyon. NB
213/470-2880 $499,500 Sat/Sun 11-5
282 Santo Tomas, Costa Mesa
645-3271 $150,000 Sat/Sun P.M.
314 Marigold, Corona del Mar
631-1400 $669.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**603 36th St., nr. Lido VIII NB
673-6776 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1218 Devon (W.clltf) N.B.
631-1266 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1543 Serenade Terr. (Irv.Terr.) CdM
644-4910 $320,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1-5
2338 Rutgers, Costa Mesa
546-3375 $132,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
616 Via Lido Soud, lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $387 ,592 Sun 1-4
3415 Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar
760-1900 S 1,250,000 Sun 1-5
1411 Kings Rd. (Cliff Hvn) NB
642-5200 $525,000 Sun 1-4
•2001 Galatea Terr .. CdM
646-7171 $995,000 Sun 1-5
•2989 Jacaranda, Mesa VerC!e. C.M.
541-8077 $145,000 rent $875
Sat/Sun 1-4
S BR plus FAM RM or DEN
4845 Royce Rd., University Prk, Irv.
552-6145 $197,000 Sun 1-5
62 Drakes Bay; Newpcrt Beach
644-7020 $475,000 Sun 1-4
* 1927 Santiago (Baycrest) NB
650-1356 $299,000 Sun 1-5
20172 Harbor Isle Ln., Hunt. Beach
• 549-2330 $136,000 Sat/Sun
2718 San Carlos Ln, Mesa del Mar, CM
754·6284 $131,500 Sun 1-5
2007 Holiday Rd, (Dvr Shores) N.B.
631-1266 $275.000 Sun 12-4
#5 J8$mlne Creek (Jaamn Ck) CdM
552-2000 $405,000 Sun 1-5
78Vla Lido Soud (Lido lale) NB
675-6670 $575,000
452 Broadway, Costa Meta
Sun 1-5
846-3369 S 185,000 SurJ 1;5
1883 Braemar Way, Newport Beach
759-9100 $3.i9,900 Sun 1-5
109 Via Ensueno (Mar. pt.) San Clem.
759-9100 $465.000 Sat 1-5
1218 Key Wff1 (Hrbf Vu Hit) CdM
644-4910 $299,500-LH Sun 1-5
2611 Circle Or. (Bayahor•) NB
845-6218 $289,000-L/H Sun 1·4
218 Via t<oron, Udo ltle, N.B.
8"-9080 ~.ooo Sun 1·5
**1038 POlattl Or. (Dvr 8hrt) ..
1lf.l100 ..... ooo aun 1-5
2411 Cr ..... Dr •• Newport INch ~7020 S4H.OOO 8un' 1 ..
DIRECTORY
•51 1 lrvlne Ave., Nwpt Hgt•. NB
558-4982 $299,500 Sat/Sun 10·4
* 1472 Galaxy, Dover Shorea, NB
642-2510 $695,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1848 Port Sheffield, Newport Bch
760-1302 $329,750 SYn 1-5
* •38 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch
650-9187 $469,500 Sat/~n 1·5
25 MalnsaH (Jasmn Ck) CdM
640-9592 $314,900 Sun 1-4
217 Vfa llhaca, Lido Isle, N.B.
' 673-8494 $487 ,500 Sun 1-5
•204 Via Eboli, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $550,000 Sun 1-4
101 Via Genoa Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $895,000 Sun 1-4:30
* * 1621 Bayside, Corona del Mar
760-8333 $1 ,395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
34 Silver Crescent (Trtlrk) Irv.
760-8333 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2268 Golden Cr., Newport Beach
646-7171 $255,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1607 Cornwall (Westcllff) NB
642-5200 $289,500
1525 E. Ocean Bl .• Balboa Penln
Sun 1·5
642-5200 $460,000 Sun 1-4
* 1724 Terrapin Way, Baycrest. NB•
631-7300 $350,000 Sun 1-4;30
4515 Perham, Cameo Shores, CdM
644-9060 $695,000-Fee Sun 1-4
r * * 1044 Polaris Or .. Dover Shrs, NB
631-7300 $395,000 : Sun 1-4:30
2307 Falrhlll, Newpcrt Beach
644-6200 $215.000 Sat/Sun 11-5
1301 Dolphin Terr., Irv. Terr., NB
631-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1901 Galatea Terr., Irv. Terr, CdM
644-6200 $795,000 Sa 2-5/Sun 1-5
218 \'la Koron, Lido Isle, N.B.
644-9060 $430,000 Sun 1-4
**308 Morning Star Ln, Dov Shre, NB
631-7300 $985,000 Sun 1-4:30
321 Kings Road, Clltthaven, NB
640-1718 $683,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
1837 Commodore Road, Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $299~000 ~at 1-4:30
4 BEDROOM
2182 National, Costa Mesa
979-2390 $124,950 Sun 1·5
* * 1024 E. Balboa Blvd., Penin
631-1400 $1 ,450,000 Sun 1-5
' ..
1956 Flamingo. Costa Mesa
546-23 i3 $199,500 Sun 12-5
405 Vista Grande, Bluffs, N.B.
644-6200 $198.000 Sun 1:30-4:30
4 BEDROOM
114 Ruby, Balboa Island
631-1400 $425,000 Sat 1-5
28 Drakes Bay, Spyglass
631 -1400 $4'49,500 Sat 1-5
•4539 Orrington Rd., CdM
631-1266 $740,000 Sun 1·5
2404 Vista Hoger, Newport Beach
644-7020 $169,500 Sat 1-4
•4621 Gorham, Cameo.Shores, CdM
644-9060 $769.000-Fee Sun 1-'4
4 BA plus FAM RM or DEN
•2283 Waterman, Costa Mesa
631 -7370 Sun 1-4
225 Via Orvieto, Lido
631-1400 $549,500 Sun 1-5
2515 Windover, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $429,500 Sun 1-5
1541 E. Ocean, Penln Point
631-1400 $470,000 Sun 1-5
•1801 Antigua Cir., Newport Bch
644-8200 $424,500 Sun 1·4
2797 Bunting, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $285,000
1108 Rldgec:r•t. Cotta Meta
546-2313 $162,000
Sun, ..
Sun 12-"
396 Prlnceton1 College Prk. C.M.
979-5370 •127.500 Sun 1-5
2048 Port Weybridge (HrbrVuHms) NB
780-8333 1359,000 Sun 1-s
' 14 Morro Bay (8pyg1at1) NB
780-8333 '595.000 8un 1·6
1255 8otMtMI, Cotta ......
831-7370 13515,000lun 1:30-4
210 Via 8an Remo. Lido Isle. N.8.
875-304'8/871-llM 8un 1;.a
• p
• 4 aR plu1 fAM RM or DIN
2310 Aralla. ~-Bluff, N.B.
644-8200 $189,950 L.H. Sat/Sun 1-5
418 Ot Sola Terr., Corona Hinds
875-5930 $375,000 Sun 1·4
1152 Klng1ton, Wimbledon, Co1ta Meta
548-2313 $2~0.000 Sun 12:30-4
11 15 Highland Or •• W"tcllff, N.B.
631-7300 $300,000 Sat 1-4:30
•49' Mol")tecito, Spyglass • ..N,B.
759-1501 $449.~00 Sun 1-5
..: .
•910 Nottingham, Dover Shrs, NB
759-1501 $279,000 Sun 1-5
•4626 Roxbury, Cameo Shrs, CdM
759-1501 $670,POO-Fee Sat/Sun 1-5
19122 Biddle Or .. Trtlrk", lrvlne
759-1501 $208,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
. 510 Aliso, Newport Beach
631-1266 $350,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
·9 Sun River (Woodbridge) lrvlne
760-8333 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
133 Via Undlne, Lido Isle, N.B.
644-9060 $745,000 . -
Sun 1-"
* 1848 Port Sheffield, HV Hms, NB
644-9080 $329,750 s... 1·4
* 1400 Nott1ngham Rd., Wes1cllff. NB
631-7300 $356,000 Sun 1-4:30
1031 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa
957-5880 $144,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
1118 Somerset Ln .• Westclltt, NB
631-7300 $475,000 Sun 1-4:30
**633 Bayside Or, Prom.Bay, NB
644-9060 $1.100,000 Sun 1-5
1948 Port Chelsea, Newport' Beach
646-7171 $330,000 Sun 1-5
* 1840 Tradewinds, Baycrest, NB
644-9060 $359.500 Sun 1-4
* 1955 Flamingo Or. Mesa Verde, CM .
631-7300 $245,000 Sun 1-4:30
1915 Yacht Puritan, Seaview. NB
631-7300 $475,000 Sun 1-4:30
3212 Ocean 8tvd .. Corona del Mar
631-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1112 Weatclltt (Westcllff) NB
&42-5200 $255,000 Sun 1-5
2709 Gannet, Costa Mesa
":46-2313 $182,500 Sa 11:30-3:30
Sun 12-"
*3165 Bermuda. Costa Mesa
631-1266 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
427 -16th Pl., Costa Mesa
&44-4910 $229,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1-5
1635 Reef View Cir (Spygls Age) CdM
759-9100 $625,000 Sat 1-4
12 Elfln, Irvine GrOYeS, Irv.
559-0378 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12·4
114 Via Ensueno (Mar. Pt.) San Clem
759-9100 $879,000 Sat 1-5
133 Via Undlne, Udo Isle, N.B.
&44-9080
8 Rue Vlllars, Newport Beach
631-1266 $700,000
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
* 14 Burning Tree Road (Big Cyn) NB
644-4910 $695,000-Fee Sun 1-5
•4601 Camden, Corona del Mar
780-9215 $795,000 Sun 1-5
320 ~ard. Shoreclltts '
631-1400 $425.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
201 Larkspur. Corona del Mar
631-1400 $1 ,875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*4527 Fairfield Or. CdM
631-1266 $745,000 Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy Or (Dover Shores) NB
548-5647 $420.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
**542 Hrbr Isl Or(Prom. Bay)NB
759-9100 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
213 Diamond, Balboa ltland
844-4910 $595,000·F• Sat/Sun 1-5
# 14 Point Loma, Spygla11 Hiiis. CdM
673-4400 $723,400 Sun 1-4
222 V\a PalerT~.J. Lido 1•. N.B. 873-7300 ~7.000 Sun 10·1
* 101 Via Florence, Udo Ille, NB
873-7300 1595,000 Sun 2-4:30
4 T,..._., (Hrbr Rda) N.B.
780-8333 S1.19S;b00 Sat/Sun 1-5
241:0~~:0 Stje= llwh 8at/Sun 12·4
1•1 Antioch (Trtlrk) Irv.
611-7100 $235.000 Sun 1·5
•1812 Port Strllna (HrbrYuHms) NB '
780-833a 137(,000 let/Sun 1·5
* 1111 lbbtlde, Corona cltl M• M0-1148 .... OOCMle aun 1-s
• •219 Vie Lido 8oud, 1.ICIO Ille
780-1900 11.tff,000 lun 12·4
* 708 VI• l.ICIO Nord. Lido 111, NI
87M181 11.600,000 8un 1·6
• •4028 Chann.I Pl., Nwpt ltl, NB
873·0202 $965,000 Sun 11·5
2912 Carob, E<bluff. Nwpt Beach
844-1742 $239,000-1.H Sat/Sun 1·15
SIR plue f AM -et DIN • .., Muli' Beact\ (Spyglau) CdM
640·6259 Sun 1 ·5
14941 Rancho Cr., Irvine
979-5370 1159,900
118 Ruby, Balboa llland
675-8000 $425.000
*8 Oakmont (Big Canyon) NB
673-7761 $1 ,295,000
Sun 1-4
Sun 1-5
Sun 1·5
* 1730 Bonalre Way, Newport Bch •
646-0758 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
* 12 Trafalgar (Hrbr Rdg) NB , •
760-8333 $1 ,750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* •37 Linda Isle (Linda I.)
675-2525 gate 11,495,000 Sa/S 1-5
•35 Rldgellne Or., t-trbr Ridge, NB
760-1900 $2,390,000 Sun 1-5
* 1524 Antigua. Newpcrt Beech
646-7171 $849,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
*1608 Galaxy Or., Newport Bch
646-7171 $799,900 Sun 1·3
4 Narbonne, Hrbr Ridge, N.B.
844-6200 $1,695,000 Sat/Sun 11-5
•2201 Alta Vista, Eastbluff. NB
631-7300 $389,500 · Sun 1-4:30
• 1800 Jamaica (Mesa Verde) CM
645-0303 $409,900. Sun 11-2
•2773 Sandpiper (Mesa Verde) CM
646-0303 $265,000 Sun 2-5
***29 Beachwood (Wdbrge) Irv.
551-6829 $395,000 Sun 1-5
8 BEDROOM
233 Via Genoa, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $575,000 Sun 2-4:30
938 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isl, NB
673-7300 $847,500 Sun 1-4:30
*4 1 Goleta Pt .• Spyglass, CdM
644-6200 $890,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
' BR plus FAM RM or DEN
* 1848 Newpcrt Hiiis Or E., NB
644-7020 $'449,000 Dally 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 aEDROOM •
* 300 Cagney Ln(Versallles)# 107, NB
673-7300 $114,000 Sun 1-4
61 Lake Pines (The Lakes) Irvine
540-1151 $115.500 Sun 1~-3
2 BEDROOM
Versailles (unit 214), Newport Bch
Call from gate 548-8636 Dally
1095 Sea Terrace (Bluffs) CM
645-0303 $139,000 Sun 11-2
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
3 BEDROOM
2221 Mesa Or .. Santa Ana Heights
644-6200 $299,000-Fee Sun 1-4
" 233 16th Pl., Newport Beach
644-6200 $165,000 Sun 1-4
S BEDROOM
7 Rue Vlllars (Big Cyn) NB
759-9100 $650,000 Set/Sun 1-5
•22476 Camlnlto Costa, VIiiage,
Laguna Hiiis
855-3017 $124,500 SatfSun 11·5
3 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
*37 Canyon Crest Or., CdM
760-8617 $249,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
3 M plua FAM RM or DEN
102 Via Koron (Lido Isle) NB
644-6200 $885,000 Sun 12-3:30
#33 Mainsail, Corona del Mar
546-2313 $339.950 Sun, ...
INCOME PROPERTY
FOR SALE
S8"plua1•
409 Dahlia (Old CdM) CdM
875-6000 $385,000
DUPL1XE8
FOR SAL:!
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1239,000 L M 1tr Ownet flnlllelng 5
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Sun Ag ent H1dd1
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Newly decor 3 od1m
' St3t,500 lanl 1erm1 or
1e ... 1optton' Open Stt
12·4 Agl 780·0190
Wat.eirlronc dPI•, 38' t>otl
dock. Beat buy on water
By Ownr. 87$.4430
UllnllUL
In t~ rHP8Ct' Value &
appeal. Only $360,000
lor thll 1111eutlve 4 Br
3•,o, 81 w/3 car gar, 'wet
bar J,J-trplcs F"1bulous
Be'{creit locatlon Call
for viewing t ppt.
4131-7310. 649·3540
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4 Bdrms. Owner says
"move II". Mike Crow
Agt. 645-3176
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I 11111,000 Two hOUIH hOm• Guud•d comm PMllO, btlcon.,.. 2 ctr gar, POOi OIW, $7110 nio ~lld CIOM to tcilOOlt' Offulllul. J)lrk Ilk• with ---------e;11rp11 g11r11gt1 ~ "" 0111 P•td No Ptl•
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wl 15'h down 992·1658 ---If A Jiff ltrred 2 br, 1 ba, ga ~ 1·82241 1·11 Mon/Fii Sptct1cular view Pool, •Dinino ArH 1>1110. geraoe &.111ep11c• Ll•E llW IWY •tW $117~ chlld Ok. 162·692~
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5515-6171 Oc-;,;n;;ont yrly 4 bdrm, 011ve by 2702 Mendozo l.1•8al l••t6 3Z41 Comm pool & 1e11nte Townhse unlurn 1750 per "'o Or wi den Xtre lrg private 2 ca1 garage and t1011ub 042 c>e34 or 974-2021 ••'••••••••••••••••••• 548 5704 from S&llO HAA~7o3~4~0E0AL TY Brund 1p11nktn11 clean, 2 polio From 1125/mo Ouplu Blk lo ocean, lg 670·7650 ----HARBOR OCEAN FRONT • LA QUINTA HERMOSA v w BR 1 Ba. I cor 011, no Cell 661•6441 0, M·F,
lot. let llnd. $179.500 2 br. 1 be Drive by 2652 Nu 3200'1uihmonblull E Bl1Jll 3 br condo nr 16211 PerklldeLn 1 blk ---------Pet• $550 m o . 286 9•5 043.0212 Orwe by Mer1h1 ll Really 2 Br. ocean v .... 2'tba, Son11Ana A11eUnf\2 Do 180 oeo vu 01 harbor, Tennis Club. newly oec w otetach.3blksS -8an10 Tomei Ag1 10 1812.eS83S•nllCl8fa
·675·4800 spacious Npt Crest , not disturb tenan11 $450 1url. m1n1, 3br, 3be. Non-1mllr• Av•ll $825 or Edtngtf 847-5441 C11t1 #•11 JIZ4 642 8368
11 Unlle EASTSIOE CM. S 1000 !urn $900/mo mo 85 1·8226 aecurtty. 11un1, spa. ll73 3069/(213)281·03155 -•••••••••••••••••••••• PINE-BLUFF APTS-Supe1 n11112) 1·8r Vlff'!t unlum Bkr Tom Golltlf s t900/mo 498 1009 -------• $3$0/mo. up BaGI! • 1 1 eo sma 1 & coiy. prl· Q o o d I t nan c In g 646·9200 I Br QUtel, yard, tng, FP • LIDO ISLE & 2 er.·unlurn & turn t Br & Loll Cll1ld Ok, vale S400·S'25/mo
1011(11011 Prine only no dogs. ll<llls prer t1l EM~ BAY 3er 2 New custom hOme, 111se pool, 1pa, t8992 Ftonda. me8ti811U pauo. view. lrplc, enc.I ·673 3313 493·080~ (or Bkr 5515-6171 Oc11nlron1 2 br, I ba, Plus dep. $475/mO Bo. 1700 aq 11 tr.,tc, option only, Call Ann ,842·2834. 842·3172 gar . gu stove, dish· lurntstieo)' •
g11 . patio. No pe1s Utils 646-9586 brick 1>etlo, wllh spa Pelera wO&her. spu. lndry rm lllLDElll .
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UNITS WANTED
I need 4 10 8 unit buM·
d ings In Newport or
Hunllng1on Beach. Plea·
se ca ll b roker a t 955.3454
I need a 30 lo 50 unit
bldg 111 Orange Co · thet
makes sense Please can
pd Ava11 1111 June 2-8,, tBa, 1 story, aheg, s 1 6 o o 1,m o • . ea11ett Ally 642·5200 l.1•HI .,.,,, 314 apa•TMllTI 11550/mo * * * S575/m6 646-2510 2 131 8 1 " 2 2 5 5 I ••'••••••••••••••••••• .,. SPM,C 63 1-6107 cpt1drp1, pallo1 lrptc, ,. '""'7 "·· 0 r Lido Isle. 4 bd, 3 be. Lu11ury atudlo: l<ee HBO ee1 tllull 11ndacap1d L 2 80 lay lwt • lay YltW dshw•tir, bt1mtd eel· 61""""" St400 222 VI• Palermo phone. maid aerv. 1pa. gard~n apre Pool & Spa 2 Bi rownhouh1'. Ba. ~~~E~T~~~~OR THE
On e11clus1v1W bey Av, ltngs 2650 Et<Jen S540 •Br. 2Ba h ... 4 addlllonal 675-71418 $130 wk •911·3015 P11101/decill No P•I• ltVlf\g & dontng llrtO kll· DISCRIMINATING $760
1 ktnO 38 2b h mo Cell Mr Berman llvlng qtrs. 2 Industrial -Bachelor S395 chen, lrplc attached ga-7 96 680_. toa r oome 556-2480 bldga22•30' 2xtraLge2BR3Batwnnme,ll•rr•rlJ.1t6 J1ff 18d S485 r8ge ,pool&spa Agl (14)4 . w111r11e recrMtlon rm & ---1 • tplc. W/O, nr Hoag $700 ••••"••••••••••••••••• rm / 63 98 * * * palio.Futnlnwhoteor ln OWN~R MUST MOVE· baths oroccupenta,ap-
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mo 631•1105 OCEANFRONTDhi2·4 Br 22110Vanguerd540·9626 $625mo 1·4 4
part u tenant might Beautllul condo. 2Br. proK 'it.acre In Mt·A 10· ---~----By week or month 2 er 1 Ba In 4-plex. 0 V .wish owner's home, ne. 2Ba. tu/In option, ned 70 lronlage Laguna 2 Br cottage. Newport 673-7873 clean no pets s430lmo 2 Br . 1 Be cean u,
ver rente<J before For 545.3339 Cyn Road. $2.000 mo, Heights, redwood decke, OC-EAN_F_R_O_N_T-1•-,g-1-3 Br eachelon $410 271 'B' 16,h Pl Ger K1d1 OK $495 lur1her info klndly call Al tor Ill. Avail 1ppro• Ftb brick walkl. wooded, 1 Bdrm $480 644•0452 96•·5927 ___ _
King 67$-0998 EASTSIOE 3 BR, 1 Be. 83 (7 t4) 782·3684 gar $750/mo Av ell 2 Ba wshr/Clryr, no pets 131 E 18th 648-6816 Ocee
!>l1Ja lamlly room $700 12· 16 645·6e25 Winter $850 673-66.e<> 61 E 18 h 642-0656 POOL 3 BR 2 ea huge 3 8' · 2'' Ba.. n VIJ. mo tst, teal, dep N 1 Br 1 81 trlplex, g1r, pa· ----------• ----------1.,_1 __ "'."":::1:---:-::::-~:-:-!pie. pvt yard $825, all Gar lrpl t<1ds OK $695 pets 212 Lillian. Devin 110, stove & ralrlg 524 St. Nwpl t-tgts, apac Cape Magnlhcent view, 2 br, 2 Spaclou1 2 er. 1 81 $425 ""' incl 64s,.9161. esk 964·6927 ____ _
RE 642·638& Anns. $600 ulll pd. Cod2braplltlevel.S89S. ba. frplc, lnclds utlls, Oupte11 3 Br. 1 ·~ Ba. for Bob H••ll•il•• 536-1453 wkdya 548-4360, 494-0395 tennis. jac1JUI, Hune. $475. Laundry fee .• pool Ed~~~·y~~n;:r.2c~~/e:o TWI VIEW llllfTlLS 38r 2 ea. Westcllll ~:~~~1~11~1or~~'!r~o 648·9556 t2-7PM. 8~=~~11~a~~n~ro"'u~\n:r ••• ~!~! .......... t!~!
dogs $525 646-5607 3 br, 2'A bl. fem rm. SI 100 H Fredenck. egt 0 7 3 · 3 7 2 0 Io c e I lllT&IT Ill wet bar, trplc. yard wn SlllPIPH lPTS
Ocean views S 1100/mo 63t·1266 6 0 2 I 2 1 4 • 6 9 9 4 . Eastaldt S625·S635/mo deck encisd garage w/ A LOVELY PLACE
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4 Br. CdM $900
laa Ja•• broker 11 955-3454
2 Br Ip Bat Pen $600
1 Br. bayfront $900
2 Br, oc:nlrnt $1100
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3 Br 2 Be lrplc. l:lll·lns.
new decor S900 1nc1<11
gardener 646-7250
2 bt, oceanlroot. mo 10 602/998·28 t 1 collect. 2 Br 1'A Ba Townhouse. au10 door opener. no TO LIVE
mo or tse, $1000/mo BAYfRQNJ $1000/mo all bulll·lna. lndry rm, p e 1 s $ 6 5 O I mo •Homey/Pvt 1 & 2 Br ••. ~.l!!!'!'!~ .••. !.~!! l!!!.!~~.~~~ ...... !.Z.o.! PllOP llAUIEllflT
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494-1096 eves On lhe be&Cfl f\Otel 1 corpoll yerd/b&lcony 54<>-0942 -1 •PoollspalbbQ Mesa Verdo Pool Home,3 ---------·• BALBOA ISl.ANO: 3 small pet OK ' ---1 •S acres ol beau1111.111y WlllW lllTIESS
SALE!
Charming 3 bedroom, 2
bath. 2 story, oc11n view
home In still lovely San
Juan Capl1trano on a
prlv11e cul de sac. Many
upgrades Move tn con-
dition. well below mark·
et. of course Quick sate
deslred, wlSh to relocate
Call 496·3880
3 Br 3 Ba 2·sty Hacienda
Hgts. rent or lae $995.
SSOO sec 2131333-6307
8 2 8 18751mo Lee Bdrma. 2 ba. ucellent room apt llltchenette & · 642 .,,..,3 1 Br Trailers S247/mo landscaped surroun-, 8 000 • £1•••• Hilll 3ZSO cond Furn or unl urn b a I h • I u r n i s h e d TSL Mgmt • lvv end etec $150 sec No dings
se opllon SlO, down ••'••••••••••••••••••• lmmad possession 2 $300/mo + $280 dep Fireplace, pool, dish· dogs 133 E 16th St , Sp • Nr Fr..,,.s & snop"*ng
5'4l·80n Condo. 3 Br . 2'• Ba mos minimum rental 2306 W Oceanfront. washlf, pV1 pallo X Lg 42 642·9193 Clsd Sun • Ouiei.~rea "'
E/Stde, cu1e hOUMI. 2 bf View, lllnt loc. rec cntr s 1 5 o o / mo Owner N B. 67~ 164 Garden 1 & 2 Br on El -$775/mo 497 3973 2 Br 1' • Ba $450/mo lorj • Sorry no .... ,, w/whlle picket fence • 644-95 13 ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s Ide S 4 6 O. S 5 6 O. "" 1n San Juan Cepistrano Fl•llllH llHTlU $650/mo 645·9628 ----• ---------• 557·2841 2 persons 755 w 181h (714) 147-HH
$188,000. Can brOlllf lor Versailles $625 MESA VERDE 3 br. 2 ba. Ll'l.H• lliJ.HI 3ZS2 IH CJia .. tt JZ11 Spadous slnglt , Ont -----St. 646•9507 _) 8081 Holland Cr, HB
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delatls ltdo Perk 2Br $750 encl yard, lrplc,, gar •• ••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••••••.••••••• & two bedroom 11tt 2111. Jiil. 2 Br lrplc I Btwn Stater/Warner
(7141661-0305 Pemn. Bech S3SO 5750/mo 557•2382 3 Br. 2h Ba In guarded Hiii side ocean vM!w 3 ~r aplftmt nls. Newly decor Gas pd. $500/mo I oll Beach
Oceanlrnl 39, s 1000 ---------·• g a t e comm u n 11 y convert den & maid s encl g1r. dwshr pool. 540 36156 WOllWE .... ,,;., lh1•1t, LtdO tste 2Br $1650 ,, •• ,,,. v.11.,, JZ34 $795/mo Av111 now ljuarttrs $2000/mo ... !llP.lf'!R .... , bbq no pets 642-5073 -:::=-::1 ••1111 Z400 Oceanfront 38r $t400 ••••••••••••••"••••••• Leese option POSSlble. 213/449-2628 $465 2 Bdrm. relrtg, P•· Clean 2 Bt with pa110, nol Spic 1 & 2 br. lovely •••••••••••••••••••••• Why th1ow away rent 760•1977 -------• pets '43-0lmo , p1n11 & streams, aec
FOR RENT' HflllllUll :~:~2Jgu,0c1$~~n p!~~ AOUL T COMMUNITY 2 t~~md'b~~~~.0t.~~~-v~ ~~~-~ r..:!s~~~~~7~~~I. _N_E_W-5-:-~6~:~s:PTS ~:~e:ec e~:~~ ~~clphgoyn~: $5000 Down 4 Br 2 Ba.. , Udo Isle 5 Br $1800 ments. $1751( • $2151(, br, den. 2 ba, frpl. Nr ind Ktlchen. 3 Br & Den, pool & ape "6•6 6591
covered patio. vaulted 2 "'-droom. 2 bat'"s & 2 Lido Isle 2Br $1100 move In • talle over • comm. pool $800/mo. 2 ·~ Ba Immaculate, Neer t81h /Pomon1. t Br, 1 Br & lo I Bach & loll -•
celllngs. commty pool. a1o""r1u In Tw1·n Pe"eks In Baylront 2 $2000 snare apprec11a11on, cell 731·2514 o1 494·1177. S 1200/mo No pe11 F INISHD> or ~a~poa.fld, !::1.~'!!J.s; i~~d Frplc, rec room pool. Avall now 1 Br. I 81 S 117,500. Cell 497-1657 Ba"'ronl 2/den S 1800 56 ---673·6632. owne1 UNFU..,,.ISHEO """ )8C1JUJ, gea & water paid downslatrs apt, dswsh1, Lake Arrowhead arn Fr~h 2Br ss75 Sue at 89 l ·55 Hilltop, near ocean. 2 Br - -"" ok, no pets $400. Agent. No pets From $465 393 private patto, single g•· f••H• IOIO Hes bullt-lns & fireplace Lido IBr 51100 2 er 2ba coodo Quiet. ell ramlly room, d i ning LUXURY CONDOS. nave< ALL UTIUTIES no lee 962.0217 Hamilton.C M 645-4411 rage No pets. water
•••••••••••••••••••••• Flfst, lest & deposit rt· Securtty/28r $1250 adult, 111cel loe w/d room. commty pool & ~~~:r '~· ~!v~~-~·;R 0i PAID, HEALTM SPACIOUS 2 Bd, 1 81, SpaelOus 2 er 2 ea. bl\-P •Id S 4 5 O / m 0
CFer Sale2BR~J ,lnB er Q u I red . 6C a II (77 14 ) Weterfront Homes hkup, incl gar $575, •P•· S7501mo Agent BA or 2 BR 2 BA & h""• CLUBS, TENNIS f)eam ce1Ungs. serv b111, lnr.. frptc, gar, 5575 No 545·2000 Agent, no'"· ondo. 1•. A. pool, 768 -028 or ( 14) Realtors 631•1400 631·1098 495·1064 or &et-2549 -• w ood cab no peta A 11 1 d W Santa Ana, Tustin area. 667·0657 weeltday e~ bonus room SWIMMING plus ·· · pets va mme MAlllElll W
Good neighborhood, nlngs aller 6 p.m. 11 no HHliaflfa llillifa Vi•lt 316 Charter llHltJ muc.h mort ! Sorry. ::3~:90f !,5t,.6~7~~~.e Harbor/Baker 546-6009 Lrg 2 & 3BR1ownhouee
close lo lre1w1y. good answer. please keep lllH. lfitA 3Z4G •••••••••••'•••••••••• •915-8122 ts Modtl 2 bdrm with yard $525 apts. encl gar. lrptc Near
eiclsting rates. 542·8278 trying! /eai•l8U 3101 •••••••••••••••••••••• Marreen1. 493·8686 no Pf · S N&wlf 2 BR 2 Ba. $475 3 Kids OK Single story Hunt Hrbr from $545
Almost y, acre In seciu<Jed VIEW LOT Close to lakes. ;.;~j~·;.j,"5""eR~·;~·t,~~ 2:;:00~. ~~~aci~~!!' HOMES f{)R RENT la•I• A•• Jiii Ooptnkdally :.'.:..~ ::253 :: r:;{s~ ~:c;. f4at'8 963· 7600. 6•5·5735 Chlld1en OK 840-6807
area ol Tustin 2200 IQ f1 streams and 11111tt1 ()w.. OR lrg patio, ,1200 mo. 5495 mo 768•7633 •••••••••••••••••••••• a Wvvu or 642•7528 evslwlln<Js s~ 2 Br. encl garage WALK TO BEACH 1 8f 3Bdrm. 2ba, den wlfrplc. ner rlnanctng $69,500 to mo_ Agt. 673•9060 SA/Tustin Are• 4BR 2BA __ _ -----No pe1a 32 1 Monte s Io v e & re f r1 g •
freshly decorlled, good Ag\ June Lake Prop laundry rm, l>OOI. W/W G.den Apaa'bltCftb 1t28r 28a Near S C V111e. $450, open Sat/ $400/mo 536-797(1
lln1nclng eva'I Call lor 714/648 7505 1<-f 1 ,,, .. ,, J••• w•-1 •MISSION VIEJO• carpet, 2 c&1 gar. $7$0 Plaza. SA Lu•ury Con· sun 1 3 640..0105 -. . . -~ • • ••• ,..,5 *"7"'$72"' mo Incl pool • lawn Nr-nw-rt •--...... /No. do. w1poo1. $575 No • ' 2 Br carpel, drapes. pool. details. 960-1980. MJck-A... .I I ••••••••••••••• ••••••• N-... b n~ 1 3 4 b 9V ..,,... ,., • ... 'r--. 9JllllC'~ 2 f b h
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545 t947 2 Br 1 Be l rplc xlnt B c d b pets $850 wlgerd-1. 1700 16ttl Sl YILU OOllHYl mo port olf Piiio 1't to • ac Financing avallable • . Lg 1 r on o, atcony, YILUIE beacn $550/mo tst last Realty World/M. Adkins location to tchoots. ten-secure. $425 mo. 1st 6 last + sec dep. l•tl>ov«r) Spacious E Sloe APll. 1 b1. rtlfr1g, stove, lndry. Clap 1531•7900 John OtAll •••I E1t1t• PO Box 667-TC Rogue nts. shopping S700/mo 842·7042 llYESTIEITS Avail. Dec I 968-9833 642-5113 Encl g1r p1110. dshwhr & Pets cone S395 1920 Agenl •••••••••••••••••••••• River Ore 97537 Dec 1 759·9570 or evslwllnd• stove Most ulll Ir" No Wallaca 640·t5029
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,,, Sil• "" 503/582-2219 OldCdM.So ol PCH.3Br cpl. encl patio, llllCh (l14'a141·2000 pool. vacent, cpl prel ICIU ""' 1 BR 1 person r35 I ba, lndry nook-IJp. Nr Hunt Her 1 bt, enc •••••••••••••••••••••• • IP house Cell O'iana . carport $550. 11111111. AGENT:No FEE S575 15-46-6308 2 bdrm, 2 bl 1850 mo 1 BR 2 PIBOfl5 465 encl gar Children Ot< Oat $350 962-7780 lree•1f Part H ••llll 631-1266 dep 631-7900,JohnAgt •--------mt • '1111 June Incl Ultl. 2 BR No pets $475/mo. w•LK TO eE•CH Bee•. 201148 w/encioMd porch. l1ttA1••• Zl'Df!)iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii la•IA £1•HI JZll star11f19 at S510 "' "' " 2 BRl2 Ba Corner lot •••••••••'•••••••••••• Beaut I sty. 3 br. 2 b• II. t I• A JZI ••••••••"'•••••••••••• 752-94615• 650•0881 2323 Elden Ave. CM 968-96tl stove & refri~e. all ullts light 1' lerlort Thie Is 1"9 FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 bdrm. 2 beth. view over home on quiet cul·d•· •• -!!r.! •••• ~!••••••••• 2 br. 2 ba. frpl, nr beach. 1 BR, $375 mo ' blk 10 642-7605 Eastslde l1J11ury In • pine P a I d S 3 5 I m o
I T Atascaoero Central clly, lurnlshed or unlur· sac $850/mo Call lor 11.IFFI Tt-11111 Sun Clee k , No P•ts. ocean-pooltengl edit rorest 2 br, t b1, r11r10. 536-7979 r _eest 6~_5n93~w:Ot co111 Exec 3Br & den ntshed. Excep1ional qu.. appi. 960-8468 (191) 38, +Den. 2-:a~ POOi $675/mo 675-8635 prel'd 642-5002 1g8~~;;',Jry42~~~· c?.~r~;~ dshwSher. enc gar. 880. 2 Stry rev_T_w_n-llse--2-8-,-.-2 ------·----1 v1-home on 2 acres, lily Sorry no dogs V1-•---------Frplc, wunlOry. Bll·lns fHlfl lf1t6 JZll -UIFllllT 1·417·2338 or 540-3666 gas incl $515/mo . Be, FrP4. gldl ep1 d/ger Two bdrm NB, newly de-oak Sluded Site. $225. cant & rtaOy S 1000 mo CLOSE TO BEACH 2 Br 2 p los 2 C -714-631-67• 1 $"'~5 No .... Is. 536·8610
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673-6616 01 trade !or Orange ~ 1_._. S5501mo S36-7971t Relr~. lmmec. ,950 mo. toe liv area s1250 mo BAYfRQNJ Wallace 102. 831·3671 Upstairs No pets. beach. child & pe1 OK
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B.I •ire Home.light ,ca,11 (805)466-4043 for L"1" ~!)'-gar. Gardener Incl Wkd'/1(213)798·9504 loroppt(agt) B•LeO• tSL •NO 3 house•nQClle\complex, ----------Spactous3Br.2Baowntrs "' no fJf .,-'l ., $625/mo 968·5671 " " " 2 Br 1 Ba Maple Ave. unit. 1nct1em rm & 1111 rm. Interiors, 2 bdrm. 1 b1th, 1----------t 2 Br 2 e1 COOdo, 2 c81 fHtia JZH bOrm 2 be house In ••eel large pool, garden Ml·
front llltcher't. expanded Hunti ngton Harbour *1 E.C:O..,Hwy .. Cdll II TIE Ult 9arage. near Hoeg Hosp •••••••••••••••••••••• cond Furn or unlurn ting $675 645·3381. Up st air a No pets wt lrptc. garden patio.
llv, dining area Young home, new dec:oraled.~~~~~~~~~~ Vu of oc;ean 2Br 1'~ba, 1750/mo Will sell $150. 2 Br 1'> B• condo, Cir-lmmed po11e111on 2 675-5949 S,.Otmo Sierra Mgm1. (Ill. $750 mo. 720-8872
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$24 500 540-5937 Agt down any loCltlon Call -'lSllllE OllHI ~ y m s 8 o o 640-532• 851· 1999. 770-9191 S 1 6 o o I mo . Owner 2 Br 1'"' Sa Twnllst East 1 9, 1 ea Gardf!n Apt. ' . 213/592-2859 Clys , 2Bdrmplueden Tennis. 90 8 6449513 $400-$415/mo. 2 Br 1 18tn St No pets Ga· I t 11 f hi ""' ,,, .. ,,,, IJSO 714/846-0554 eves pools. Guer<Jed comm. 131333·38<16, 2· 129 ILIFFI EllO OHIO o.,lun . ea poolside apl. laundry rage $625/mo Sierra ~~.~~.: : .. ~~mo rH y •••••••••ai.A .. ••••• St600 ·~mt from beh 2 B• Iba, 38r + ""n. 391, POOi a'•r•I•"'-~ J•-A,.1t.1al• room, beemed celllnga •• 1 641 13"• 8 OupleK on the Hnd. 30th Fallbrook Grove Home for Lease per mo ..,.., •· ... _., N 1 1 th .,.gm • ,. ___ Dee 40·550•
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13.9% lor 5 yre. Gr .. tlor leouzzl out Gardener Incl Bay91de home, 3200 sq ft., D••llHI u.1.,. JISO 636-4&90 """'cp11, encl gar. ln<Jry ------summer rtnl•I•. $735, Trade lor Orange County .llS. CllEll co•M $760/mo Pet 966-709& 4 Br, 4 ea, l1ro• mllter •• .,................... rm. no pals. $575 mo Th1nl<sg1vlng Spec11t ,,, •••• ,,,f, 3141
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ner will e11ch1nge lor • • 1 to 4 bdrma, 11a1tlng •I Dover Or. master suite R.E 673· 1900 1191, $750 $300 dap. BEAUTIFUL 2 Bi. 2 81 Ce 11 5 • O -1 158 o~ 1oc111on In town, brlllh·
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TrH lftm/removlll e>ey or night 175·1014 Wlnll ~In• Rel• 975·3175 1111n1ng Tiit Job that ''" .. , 1·!124·~24
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Your Dally Piiot c 1 ... 1 c~nt·M•aonry·Bloc:k Setvlc:9 Olf1C1ory hr 1111n mom w ... b•bvs 1 wau .. cust. work Lie:. AtpretentaUlll your 2·4 yr old. Call •381057 Rob 547·2683 J9Cikll 715·83U
141·Mll, tit. HJ '•"''" OrllltW•Y•·P•llos·w•lll• ~~~~~~~~~·••••••••••••••••••••• BtockwaJta·Maaonry = CUSTOM HOME BLOR FrM Mt, reas 192-4557
AMJl/.._.fl1•ffl1/Ja• l'IMC11 SMALLER JOBS THOMPSON CONCRElE ••••••li":I~•••••••••~ ~-hOu ... F,_ Expet1ene«I Clfpenter ""'';.:-·D ... 3 Pallos.-Or111tW1ys-Remoc1et/Add-oot Aep1lr "' ..,.11 •n ...,7..0 "2 lound11lon1, M303313
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SLIDING GLASS DOORS
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Oepend•ble. allcxdable, euenllat Answering
ser11lce. 1ecretarlal &
bustneu 11rvlcea, mall
box rental. word procn·
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buy. desk apace rental.
ANSWER NETWORK
631·9131 (aak lor A.V.)
proleulon•I work . .. ree & PCH. NB 675-0711
custom worll tool No Job
too amall or loo blgl Ce·
blnett, kitchen remodel
& flnlatltd Clfpentry ...
elect.I plumb./ ctblneta/
countertopa. I do every.
thing from start to flnlstll
Call Br•d II
(114) 111-HIO
Remod. & Repairs. Free
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Add'n1, Cabinet•.
646·85861645-4144
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Free tsl. Quality 2nd to
nonel Btndel Con11.
Lie. 411570 549·4271
110 Sieve 752·9556 None 2 big, nqna 2 amell. A j /I From A to Z we do II all. .!I..~•••••••••••••••• EXPEA. carpenter does 714-675-9436 lie 425781
Ortv-ays. Parking Loi •dd'na, remod, dectca. R c u ,0 0 r, C • RepaJts Sealo.oalinQ. Skyllohl$ • repalra... Free-"'.....: ........._ • Om m S&S Asphlt 131·4199Lic "'· 01n, 841-45112 resldenllel, 1en1n1 Im· provemenll. maJor re· uatom C1rpen1ty by Dick p1l11, Bldg reno111llon,
& Neil. PIM!lng, formrca. code corrections. etc. 20
doors. etc.. Ph. 642-8809 yrs Orange C1V. bonded,
Oen Hallberg Grading
& Palling Co. Res/commt
Lie. 3976804 842· 1720
Want Ad Help?
142-5678
ins. Lie: • 19t801. Pa· Find whit you want In 1ombo Const. Anytime
Oatty Pilot Classttltds. 962-3314
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SPECIALIST: malnt .. retet. Prompt, 7H·t076 ' Top quality 25 yr exp. HANG1N0/8TRtPPIN0 Don't ra•roof. rlf)llf at clean I.Ip, \rimming. Low CdM Think you. John. HOU!JECLEANING· Good Competltl11e ,.,.. Vlta·MC Scoll 145·0325 I r • ct 1 0 n 0 f c 0. t .
price Free"'· 549.9493 relt. Tr1n1por1111on. EJi. No overtime 730-t353 expert wallc:overtno In· _!5_7_-2_1_eo ____ """'""_
·-· G .. _I .Hl''•1• per'd 979.9751 ··Bc ··O"ING· lo .,_. Con•"L RS ,,. .. ,. a ,,.....,,no ••••!eA•••••••u••••• "' .., • 1t1llal n .,.., _,... ROOFING AEPAI
Cle1n-up1, trM lrim & J411r II ,., Ul·llll Qu11ttv HouMCl .. nl"O Quick. Careful S.r11ic• tll\t A1tlgnmt 581·8&90 Small Jobt OK. FrH IJHltlt1/ ~ ttrVlee 540·8035 Furnac;t.pool·wller heat wtltl • Petaon•l Touch Low ,.,.. 552..04 10 We g•I• thd h•no too• Mllm•ltl. Call Tom Of erecT°RtciAN•..:_-.;;,~:d Lawn aervtca from $II NI* eo 000 BTU Furnace CiK Betti l50·0933 "'STARVING COLLEGE 1t11r. Hang, 1tlect. Up· ,_Chudl __ ._54_2_-83_9_2_. __ _
mo. Yd GIMn·upt, wee· • I d Houte<:IHnlng, rell1bte. STUDENTS MOVIHO hol1ler w1ll1 839·0730 _...,._ rlgh1, tree e111ma11 on ding tree work Ken & lhermosllt 11111t1e rel. Own trtnap. ~· CO. Lie Tt24·436 11\ytime .!:?f!••••••••h•••••
la•ge ex am11t tooa, "64 ioa3 . SI00.001714) 191.S!ll2 YOLANDA 642..0405 Insured 641·8427 1-...;....-------MOBILE SERVICE Lie 396121 673..0350 _., __ • _______ ,---------· , I J
K&O l•ndtclpa Mtlnt. ·-· •1a.ln Holld1y HOUH Cl .. nlng, __ w_A_T_C_H_U_S_O_A_O_W_I_ .!~~ •• !~~!~•••••••• Aetcrttnl.IN9w IOJMnl
LIC'O ELECTRICIAN Rttld/Comm. Cletn·up. ••••••••~•••••••••• low rat-I , 111lm1t11. Mo11lng? bp'd, rell1bte, ••BRYANT'S•• NB/CM only fM2·tff2
Oval work/Rt11 '''" s 75 " s F 1 °·--·at FrM ltl l3l·50]2 Sprinkllf 1ys ~9·2419 ....--.. ,_ htrry 1·•44t, t11ron lo COi\ An~e. rM Wlltco..,.rng ,_,ovv • _,__.. '•· 157·5317 Ml G4(y 493·2312 All type1 6~2·1.343 fll,
---ELECTRICIAN SAM FUKUMOTO'S "'Home repalr/Rtmocs. •••••••••••••••••••••• Sml Jobs/Repair•. Lie. Gardening, cteen ups. "'Fl~·ll Stn/ICI •HouHCIHnlng·llOnHI, ,,,,.er,,,, TILE INSTALLED
.,3310 •• c. to. 548•520 m1lnt • tree trim, aml •C•rpentry •Plumbing r•ll•ble Quality work. l•i•ll•• •••••••••••••••••••••• All Kindt Guarant..0 ' " landlc:lj)t. 645-3540 •EllC. •'1n. Carpentry Reil Sue 145-1169 •••••••'••••••••••••° CUSTOM wood Piiio co-Alfa John 840·9217
AESIDICOMM'L/INO. '' •Ort·Moldlno•·C•blnett · Fllf PlllTill vars. redwood deck• & 20 ""•·Do my own worM I ••• · •S'"el"lng •F•ucett 10 BHmilll•• b~lchard Sinor. Lie. tenc1t. Randy 641..o822 •..-•--Z-.. ,. ·····A·············· " ... . .•••••..•. r.......... 2 4 t3 I ol '"•PPY ........ r, •• Lie 278041 •1 •4"112111 1 B vr " I.'' ~'• I ••••••••••••••••••• ••• -----"-"_.,.. __ ., TRACTOR WORK: E11· gar. dr apr nga. lg or Prol. M 35 IHkt houH-,. illlll •IM I
RMH Eltct·R1model1, c1v1t1ng •• compac:llon. 1ma11 1 -dolt •Ill Fut. titting opptt or 11111 In IOCll C41llorners. •••••• •••'••••••••••• SLOW RATES S -'fl I t I 20 1 I I hi .. t Thank""'" 631·4410 EO'S PL"STERING Tr11 trlm/remov. clean Add 11 10 n 1 • g 1 r . backt101. 20 yrs u;p, .,, c en aerv 09. yr re al ons p n exc:... ex •-· "' 554 7017 wrkehops, low ralM Lie King Equip. 637·7392 ••P· Lie • .t B352151. httlld malnt. & repairs. INT/EXT PAJ!'ITING Nell pelctlet. lnt/txl. upa, mowing •
#325739, Ina. 379 --=--------1 951-6067 Herbor ., ... 642·7797 & WALLPAPERING Antuccoa. 645-9258 Tree remov1t, trimming.
BH,ntla I~~~~~~~~~ I I kl Cu11om work. FrM 111. PL •STER p•TC"'ING tmer~wvlce. lie &
TOP QUALITY WORK
AT REAS. RATES
llc'd. Joel 547·4425
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Topped/remoYed. Clean
up, lawn renov. 751·3476
•••••'"••••••••••••••!: Pro . gant1em1n oo no SI 5 7 428 "' "' n I .... 5 "0914 Carpentry • Meaonry P1lnllno. plumbing. alee.. for tong term tlouaesll· Aeu. 8118 4 • 1 Re1tucco1 Int/ext. 30 naur...... · "'"
Roofing • Plumblng drywall. Ille, Clfptntry. ting. BHc:tl area. Reta PAINTER NEEDS yra. Neat. Paul 545·2077 f J
Drywall . Stucco . Tile Mark 546-78111 a111il. Brad Butler. WORl<I 30 yrs exp, lnll II •)i•• •'-~'!.~I.•••••••••••••
Remodel J.B. 646·9990 "HELPING HANDS" 751 -4653/675·7I10 8111. Acoustic: ceilings Lie .•• ~ ••••• ,............. Mott aubtect•. K·14
C1rpentry Cabinets You n•me It, well do Ill JHll•tl•I 368780. Free eat. H•r El / Ul·llH Dey/eve S5 & S10ftlr.
Plumb. Or;ln Cleanlng Ed & Bobbi 240...0275. 2A •••••••••••••••••••••• 01vl1 Painting 147·5186 40 g•I waterh .. tet $225 Mr. Morgtn 145-5176
Electrlc:al • Tiie ""· COMM'L JANITORIAL 15 vr• ••P· I'm small, my
R.ta. 0on ee&-0149 & CARPET CLEANING 111 R s SAVE s 20% • 40-t. WI-'•• Cl1ul•• • _prlc~s IU-1 sma on -Ptumblng/~I .,..271703 ............ _......._
21 YRS EXP. DUNHAM •• ~'!!!!!~~!!!f........ L~~=~Tngett~~:4 ,_6_50_·_14_7_7_._66_1·_8_84_9__ Guar, , .. , An/comm "Let IM Sunshine In"
HOME IMPROVEMENT ROBIN'S CLEANING Lowu1 retest Promp1, 537·4371 GG Call Sunllllnt Window
Rtmodel·reptlra-fenc:ing Service · a ttlorOIJQtlly WNM'-f!•f. n .. t prole11lona11. 15 983·5474 HB Cletnlng, Ltd. 548-8853
elec:lrlc:at-plumblno cta1n hoVte. 540-0657 oid·C~ni;; 1~0·:c-:;;,~ yrs exp. 836-7149 SELL Idle Items wttt1 1 20°1'• Mont~ Oltcount
cttpenlry l3l·l530 TIRED OF HASSLES? "Anuttllng out1ld1 the RALPH'S PAINTING Dally Pilot ASIE" BY WINDOW CLEANING
Ha..,. tomethlng lo Hit? SELL Idle Items with a Quallly cleaning help la ti om e.'' 14 5 • 5 5 9 7. LOWEST RA TES USING THE Oatt/ Pllo« AESIO & COMM'L
Cltlalfled adl dO It well Dally PllOt Cluslfltd Ad. herel Ref1. 9fJ0..7452 675-6058 Lie 380015 536-9898 Claaslfitd Ada FREE EST 581·1132
tor rour camer• . ,-. -
DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
to~ MerchandlM under 11,000.
Seu your no-longer needed Items for cuh. If It doesn't
Mii, we'll run It another 3 daya FREE. One Item
OLLARS
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per ad, must be priced. Sorry, no real eatate or
commercial ada. Call today for full detaUs. 3 3DAYS
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.,, •""'' .,, ... S90 & up with kltc'"en 1 VIII • t 1 HOUSE•••Tes IUmFIL Retell store at 2650 A11on, 1,•••t• rllNINM •• ••••••••••••O•. •••• •• •• • •• •• •••• • • •• • ••• " • tll 1 t I Mature lem•ll to ellr tu• ..,,.. 1665 aq u plu1 8 cer •••••••••••••••••••••• Wll I fiul ...... ,, •u• ,,,, ...... ,, ... ,. 1111 weekly. Oc:eanlronl Mo-Wkly rental• now aveit No. Lagun• HUI• condo ROOMMATES, llWPllT nm• garage. S41:8777. ••ll•n• ...•.••.•••..••••..•••
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NO FEEi Apl. & Condo Btch apt, 'h btk to bellc:h, Fem non-smkr rm w/tlst bit. Winter Rllff • big man & 14 yr old son. Suzt All ref• checked cont. room, kllctl, phOne. C1••1m1/ ···~""••••••'•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••ll.
rentals VllllRentatw. $400 mo. lnc:lds utll. priv CM 1225 unlum dltcountt. Stlpt to 155-2710 111es. or •Ptlotostlken Hcrt11rt1t & word pro· ll•lll.1 4415 Nat'lsc:hooipubllshlngco. Wltneuwented.$100wiM
675-49l2 Broket 850-8957 tur,{ s26o: 645-5459 .. Btedl. 34311 So. Coul 975·5125 dya, Oldnt Agen.:y 832-4l34 Cflling. Mall & message •••••••••••••••••••••• est. 25 yra· work bookl bt paid to Sen Juan
Bach apt. Smlll. No gar NICe CO"' room wllh pool. Hwy DP. 4M-5727 Female to Sllr With M/F, 3 bd llouM 10 share '°' blk MfV 111111. aeparately it RENT OR LEASE: Newly for Jr & ., HS's. M0.000 Caplttrano m•n & wo· •.t Block 10 be•ch, 2Br.
brlgtll & airy. Je75 rno yrly 988-8213
laundry. $400 mo tnc S60 _. I • 4lTJ IVS*' clean. well '°"'ed to ber.cil. &245 + uni.. dttlred. Call: Judy, remodeled home with ctsh + ln11. 556-7135 m•n who were tlllctl·
utllittea. 541-M23 .!!} ••• '!'!!!........... NB condo $275 mo. 65()..3253 7 t41750.0100 ltrge lot Comm'I zoning, .... 1 II hiking In ~na 8eldl
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loc Winter BAYFRONT Entranc:e.&175 No Miii -~· LlberatMo-30wMllllt condo3 bfodtitobMch. DIMTIYIRfTll ITilmlLltm au1omOblllwf\lchlnYOf,
smoking or cooking several prim• locttlont penttlOuse 1p1 w/Hme. 960•9805 Full ..vice. Keep your ll•IL PllPlln AnaJtv 1 reliable IMl'IN ll9d tht man who picked
Sindy beach 3 Br 2ba. 175-3391 in Saddleback Vlltey 10 UQYn•. $350/mo +sec. Slit nu condo. bfk to ocn. overhe•d tow a proln-F• Wll • management svatem ftf. them up & ottlet ctr ht Bachelor. great toe
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yrly $1500/mo Owner nr ONcll HB Ugtll llY hr auperllitlon. pltnnad Prof. M/F t o 11\r 3 Br 831-65"'3,549-342t 11lglou•Wntcttll1teaof F .. ·~· lla.111\d Utt commttclll you-eoneolththllctl
14•·9513 rm & kit.' priv $300/mo. r 1c:reat1on. eaclllng belc:lltront apt. Nn-smllr Aoomm11t w1nted to Newport e.ach 881 00-Otflc:e Butldlng or llO· mlfk•t Our prodUC1 hat h"'ers "' ttlt cw peeee 968-295 gourmet meal• l free $310/mo yrty. 548.-4149 share 2 Br. 2 811 t block var Or S1e. 14.131-3651 rage. 15,880 9<1 f1 XLNT prOYen ltaell O\llf' a pa. conttct Jeck Utter At· 2 Bf. 2 Bl. from $525 No 2 br, t bl, g11 .. Min~. 1 local lr1nsp0f'1tllon Cal COfl'llf tocatlon. parking tiod 01 two years With Ii· t o r n e y • I L •w
pets. AcToae from N_. Btk from ~Hcs'&o~va l 21 x 13 fl room tor rent 81n Miller today for tile Fem lhr..-X·lfgcondo. l~3';,:'· ~-~',:. IELllE SllTE Lea1taltorpart.Ann~ terally Tens 01 Thou· 7141720·143~ You will
port Beach Go41 CourM. 2~ i~~1132~ I m dream hO\IM Mesa var: exel11ng delaltt So C11 Plaza. All tm· smoker. 673-5137 !else with option 10 r• unds In ull Oocu· ba paid $100 aach for
545-4855 yr.,. • de $400 neg 768·7142 951-3952 men (714) 557-4329, .... , Fr91t II•& ,_ soc sq fl. Fountain inenled HYinga 01up 10 your t1atem1nt regar·
W1m •• m lLS t Br Apt appro11. 1 mlle 75t-3294 u1,,.11i•• •·allll ~ISi (2t3) 615-5700 Ask for F non·tmlu 011er 21. El 1 1.'S~O/sq 11 Leua. Valley School District 30% end m0ta on utlh ding the accJdtnl wtien ii
3 & 4 Br. CIOM to w111r. lrom beech. Large turn. rm w/p\11 bath. !!: •••••• ~ ••••• :.... Mark Side CM. $225 + u1111. 142-4144, M·F, 9.5 Neomi Wieland. (714) bltls ara common Pro-11 determined you -e
turn & .unlurn. reason•· 642·2357 nr OCC $200 mo. F• Lge 4Br turn hO\IM, excl. Roxanne 645-225e 942·6851 duct carrleS lull UL ht-one ol the l'\1teh-hlker1.
ble, Ill 1men111et. Broker •••NEAR HOAG male. FOR RENTI, N.B. harbcx aree. Non· Rmmte wld. M/F to ehr Tired of c:r~~,:W~ l•'••ltlll ling _., 675-4912 2 BA l'V· BA. '495 546--2573. Costa M... smoker. $250/mo & utll. beaut. a br twntlomt In commutn t ~s-We now h1111 people --·--63l·3188; 645.-6822 2 bedroom. 2 btlht & 2. Cell Henry •I 645·1955 N.B. on the Bat. Blk to you Ilka an office 11 the Inti/ " -e1rnlng well over &100, .. _ ,.._ Nwpt Hgt• 2 br. 2 be, Room tor Chrlttitn F, ... or .... In T· ... n PHkt In be1ch 11111 your l•mlly •••••••••••••••••••••• 000.00 ,,_ .-., and we • 1.-T •••-
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LARGE 2 or. 1 b•. gar. 955-t515, 73t·2835 lar&t It•••..... Flrat. tut & dep<WI r• • • garden/pool home In Irv. S t Huntington Beach ., ...... v ....... ,,_.. 833-5806 175-7977
C 7 14 M ... / 3"· rr CdM wlehel to thr Th• 1p11111no ur • · ter a comp•-11 ... ~ti d/w. 5306 s .. shore. 1 BA VERSAILLES. lo-"' room t·or rent. $l""' mo. quired. •II \ I 111 10 ... r w aame gf ••· .. 12 .. 2 142 2834 .. .,,.., ·-• ,.., 768 0281 11•1 '"omt full I rn pool w /c111tl111ted tad" Center. lvl• • or • · elng progr1m ltallJrlng $750 mo. Yrty. 962-4914 11u, n-cerpetlng. •dll 224 1 ... 1 .. St. Hunt. "~h. • or .. " • Y u • • '· 13l 50•4 ---------1 sec bldg. Pool ........ g""'. "'.:..,.,. ....... 9 °" -687..0957 WHkd•y 111• hot tub. 50" TV. &350 S40C>+. 780·le01 • " 2500 1q. It. near Hoeg T.V. 1111 Tom Bollly of
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mo. Agt. 760-6117 OCEAN BREEZES Jog Of new 2Br vtew tlomt. apa. Roommate w1nted tcx lull Balboa Penn houtt. Prime lnllrHcllon ol restroom. $900/m o. INVESTMENT RE UI·
bike to bet\. ChMrfUI rm. Make reHrvllionl wk/ ocnlront hae nr Bllboa $220 mo+ utll 175-1508 MacArthur and Jambo· Au tom o t Ive o le 8 k r RED $35.00 frN; tb!;ch~ :5~·0~~~~~1:1: ba. hlrn. linene, eic TV end S50/n1 sae-11111. Pier. Panoramic Ylew. i..tw rtuw 4'll , .. , 11 '* aq ft. Sub· 145-6266 1-111-111·1241
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING Included Pr098f1Y H kltch prlv. Uptypa ma· Park City Utah Condo. yrtv $300 mo. 175-9G06 •••••••••••••••••••••• le•H tv11f1ble. 120 or STORAGE YARD EXT 251
IN NEWPORT BEACH M . 842·3650, 842·1010 turt. stable, resp. Clean, Sleep1 I kitchen walk 1200 tq f1for1 y.ar. Call 2500 sq It Industrial ASK FOR MR. JOHN• Slngtes. 1 & 2 Bdrm. nelt, quiet. Buayworklng to till 11t1.'Avall o.C 11 to 2 Prof mates ..eking M/F ma If ... 1 Sendy. 2t3-120-1857 Unft with 325 sq ft of SON
Apanmentt 3 Br 2 B• Step50, person No amoke. no ta 1450 714/4M-03t4 to lhr lg. very nlol bet-Huntington Buen 3.4 olliee & 5000 sq II HI
& TownhOUMS 642·l010. drink Pool, jtc $325 mo · mid celllngs apllt·l•vel bdrm houH, iouttl ot SIPll IUUllt of asphalt c:o1191'td ylfd !!!!1.!!.ffl! •••••••
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newly rtdec:orlled In & Lldy author wl bMUI pool dtyt Dec 2. sips 4. Pool. wtth ..,.,,. ..,~, br .,...,. L11 mag 1411-9759 from $325 "3-6445 646-1164 "' '"' 1-1/ •lkn f-oul. 1950 mo (213) BALBOA ISLAND: 3 & garden 't1ome In Irv. t1nnl1. etc 175 dy. lge llv rm, pool, 631-5489 Cu /ft lnl 41,, -------....,....-____ "4-__ 9_1_1_t __ .... ..,•••••••••••••••••••
332-4051 Bdrm•. 2 b•. excellent Terr. CdM. With•• to 844-0627 Fern 10 stw 2 bf condo w/2 •••~•••••••••••••• lit .. n • LI 1111toont locsq •• ''So· o.lcs1"n•1ar-!'!!· •-a-II you hd•.,., been llunld. or, c:ond Furn or unturn ,..,_ .__ 1n1ure n 1n ace an 4 Br 2 B•. 40· from land, . . lhare wfcutllvtted lady LK AAR0WHEAD·2 llY glrll. Own rrn $200 + utM. °*'' Pt. slngta s1orage. 1200 SQ Fl • $900/mo t652 Minnie St. Close~ tat. 2nd and 3rd TO't and wi.tn 10 fiod out tll· w/batc:ony & aundeck. lmmad. potHHlon. 2 '450 +. 7to·MOt. new 4br + lofl, 2 ba, 2 Pool/).c. 775-8148 ""· aecured. •treat entrance. 321 No ...__..... 8111d a 405 r...... 64S..7512 Now II the Um• to act ..,...., .... , ..,,.,.,, ...... t•.,.
? moa minimum renlal. · 1rp1ca 2 o.~ color 34097 Ortnada sao c · ·--..... ' · '-7 _ .. , ...,,. •-• .,,.. &950/yrly Furn a t5GO /mo. owner OCC ar.a. S250/mo. ~ 1V • ...:.... 14 ~h Shor• Shr t>Mut. N.B turn. 2BA • · 720-1185 I ISH while Int-I rat .. .,.. from 1 llnt grows> ot at·
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on Bay. 2 bdrm. 2 be, •·-11,~,.,, ••• msg. 879-5380 ... ""'/-. 522•1831. F Ol/9r 35 W/O pool S3JS Stor•g• oar1ge. tlngle, •vallablt l7th St. eo.11 Storage Space 12· 11 11' •t no charge to help 547-8010 lor • "-llgel
t I 1 P I 1 _. •--I' _..,,. .. ,.... '.+ utM. 642-M92 9 x 2 O. Cost• M • e •. 36" d 170/ ........ With your problernt. Z con111l11ti0n. rp c. Cir gar. '111 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Room nr OCC. pllt home, Ski condo, M1mmo1t1, 2 100/mo. M ... from t250 a.I. to OOr. mo • ....,.. nl\tl Funding. ~all Art. --------=--
Bffch. Good neighbor· 2 BR. 1415. yearly, new pool, wuhtt/dryer. nOI\· Br & to ... 3 B•. Ua..o 10 M/F rmmt• wented for ....... 4""7 -or office. In 400 a.I. &45·3477 S 7 O • • c: · d • P os It· 957•1422 • ~i a •.-~ • .-hood for couple Of tin· dec:or,pool,nrbe1ct1, smkrS1707309326 " ...... ~. 39rllte,GOOdlOoetlonln .,....,..., 173·4154. Ne...,port -••'--gl1. S 1100. 173·2162. bus, No peta. 498-6277 • • • lodge a ct11lrllf1. S150 CM . S 2 0 0 I mo p h comt!\'I ., .. , rw E. 17111 •WPll'f llllTll Btleh. ~r. ., fnll ••• •••••••••••••••••••••• e.10AM. 6-9PM Npt Ben, WMlcllff. &300. nit• 404·1840 14&-tt48 St. a Orang•. C.M. FIJI! Stfvlct Sulttt --.. _..
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gar. 0.. N 0 pet'"· 881· 1144 family home, EHttld• vi.w7tux .t~:l.4~ dey. duct tltptn ... /tflr 0.Ut 1 (O()ftl to 2IOO aq. ft. ~; ,s~ICE ~~T6~sup 2 bedroom. 2 batlll a 2 Robt Stllllf NH/CM Cal·
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(t M ICI ,. ri"' , ...,..,_ ....... L•k• Arrowhead area. 142 217t 545-0811 ....... 11 QCEA~FAON'T • Cutlm ,_,. ~ amall tlelptulntH. Rell-... ,.,, ,. A•n 4M nice peraon ~I. •· Airport., Inn & Fr-vs N • w P 0 , 1 8 • • c h Hu bultt·ln• & nrll)ltoe. • -
decor. 38r 2B• u~. ••••••,......•••••••••••• red IOI/Ing woman. &200. ••u••••li'•••••••••••• lure. non-smlcr, c:onsldt-Call AM 833·3223 752....oe First, 1111 1 dePOlll r• WIDOW HAS SSS for TO'll~~~~~~~~~ amenillH, yrly s 1200 2 lk 2 I• condo. pool, 5"'8-5991 Wtnted 1t1'11 to w CdM. 2 "t• l300 mo. 720-0514 q u 1r 1 d c, 1 I I( 11 1 4 1 RE La.ne. 10K Up No = mo.: 28r 181 dWn 800 jec . tennta. So. Coaat BR 2 ba lfC>I. NOfl lmltr. DOVER IHOAESNMd 2 1117 W•tCllff. N.I . 2!11 ART tor commarlcal 781·0288 or (714) Credi• CMGk. No p9r1. Loat:lrlltl ... terlem,!MY mo. MetlJfe Pf9 7400 W. Ptu• ., ... 140·8908. Pvt room w/kllchtn priY. $350 I ~ u111 Avell Dec. • lo 4000 aq ft. 1tt floor. •P•C•• & otf1c11. llftlh llMY Oennlaon I Alloc. be weerlng Tuee , ....
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pool. vl•w, no Ptta, 213/te0-t5t3. utll•. •p1ld Chrl1t11n ~·75~~m •· very dHlrtble, "''ny Clll 651·1010 WANTED bOoltll...,., to HUNTER'S 8PEc.AL 11000,. mo ~ 6*1ttt, l40 ._.
NIO/rno. 144-4717 ~a Br 2 ea. w or 11 in g w om 1 n . 1menltlH 1350. Clll lfl•r• office •P•C• nr 14' fl'IOlomornt, Nlly Mtf ""'Int Al M 17 mot~
2 .. ty condo 2., 3 e. do o11er100111ng pool, 545-4107 Lge mllt• br. pllt be & 175-4000or ... et '31\~ ~~!::~=.~·"· Air-81 ..... ,mo .:,, .... contalntd 496-1171. Ste by,.., •tt• In Lael Ttny wtlite dof, * • • · p ent 1 1»111 to .,_., & Tope& lelboe lllMd ........ ,_ 1 lvl-........ "" "" coMe troll' n•tlon• Harbor & Sen Dl9oO Fww. poot,epa.uuna.l798 pr n e ar S C .~ar ..,.~ .....,_ 41M bay lelll09 Pen UOO -tt, perking, 'allot llld. 0. prOYtOed Cea .__, .n-'/ company & penontl nr Fedco. Atw arlli. mo. 751-3191 M60tmo. ..... .... m.w;m ...... u mo Y'lr 175.se74 MIF roonwnele. nonem11r. 1~1003 r 111·~ .,_../_ml ~., ~1 111·-MN
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KATHRYll
HARROLD
Star of Yes. Giorgio
Do you think movie stars
are 9n0bbi•h? -T .P .•
Lynchburg. Va.
They only seem that way
when you don't kno w them.
Mer you've worked with a
star or two. you realize
they're JUSI people You e nd
up sitting around talking
casualJy with them. and that
kind of takes away all the
glamour I suppose the ex·
ception to the rule is James
Gamer -whom I still con-
sider glamorous.
DR. DOllA1 D
WOOD-l•IH
Assodate projeaor of plastJc
surgerv. ~w Yor* Unlversitv
flkdJcal Center
.. It true that It'• bat to
haw VoW noee bed when
~·re ~? - G.K .•
BloJd, Mm.
The ideal time for rhlno-
plasty. a "nose job." ls when
you're between the ages of
17 and 25. That's when you'll
heal qukkat. It lt alto Im·
portant, however, that you
have reached fuU growth be-
fore surgery. so that the new
nose will match your adult
fe•ure~.
l'ROll THE "ASK" .
mlTOR
SPRING CHICKENS: Sir
Laurence Olivier. currently
starring as Gen. Douglas
MacArthur in the movie In-
chon , says this about his 75
years: 'Tm in my anec-
dotage,.. and Bob Hope
sums up his age (79) as "the
springtime of my senility."
The Incomparable enter-
tainer Hildegarde swears she
takes "birthday control pills."
and singer Cleo Laine at·
tributes her youthful ap-
pearance to a "slow
pulse." . . . .John Travolta.
we hear, ls getting thln on top
and is trying feverishly to re-
verse the trend. via any
means .... Paul Newman.
now in The Verdict. is look-
ing at least 12 years younger
than his real age -57. A fan
spotted him decked out In
faded blue jeans and sun-
glasses and ran up to him
saying: "Ooooh. can I have
your autograph. Mr. Red·
ford?" Even when not
COVER ILLUSTRATtON BY DtOK HESS
mistaken for 45-year·old
Robert Redford. Newman
doesn't honor autograph re-
quests .... For his next 007
film (Neuer Soy Never
AgaJn). Sean Conney won't
let his 52 years get hlm
down. He's decided to take
dancing lessons. determined
not to fall flat on his face In a
hoofing sequence .... BE-
TWEEN THE LINES:
G.orge Allen . former coach
of the Washington Redskins.
Is bracing for an attack. His
new book, Pro Football'• 100
Greaie• Players. could be e
controvertial one -because
of all the great players he did
not mention .... There's e
deal In the works to reac-
tivate the movie vcnk>n of
Thv /IM#ghborl W(fc. the a-lw.. bat sdcr. which
cost United Arttm a bundle
three years ago end which
has been lying In ttate on a
shelf ever tlnce .... GET-
TING SERIOUS: The tragtc
death of PrMcw GrllCI has
caused an andent cune to
surface In Monac.o. "No
apouse of Grimakll shall ever
taste gladness In mamage."
was t uppo1edJy pronounced
tn the ttny country by a Flem·
lsh witch, Jlted by Rainier I.
tn th• 14th century.
A11 " l'AWCmTT
Star of Broodwav• Joseph and
the Amazing Technicolor
Drearncoat
Are you related to Farrah?
-P.E., Hobbs, N.M.
No. but Lee Majors once
told me th.at we were alike. I
said to him on a recent TV
show, "f m Alien Fawcett -
no relation to Farrah." Lee
replied: "I don't know about
that. You're blond. aren't
you?" Later on. after I'd
5Ung, l..ee changed his mind.
saying. "You're right. You
can't be related. You and she
sing In different keys."
Do you bllleve .... IUC-c..-.a women poee a
threat to men who ... a-
wcc 111M? -G.D., fWn.
~.ta.a
Both males and females
who are sucxasful can be
threatening to those who are
less successful. Much
depends on how you handJe
SUCC!ell. The My to prcwnt·
Ing f eellngs of resentment ls
to remain humble and gra-
cious about your achieve-
ments. A woman who ~ ..
he tuccas like a bmbe<f.
wire )acMt. armed to Injure
her mate, II a fool. A man
who's content wtth hll own
job.end who lova hit mate,
wtll want her to be succeaful.
Is He Too Good
To Be True?
By Shere Hite
liere is a lot of talk to-
day about men being
more "sensitive'' than they
used to be. We hear of men
helping out in the kitchen
and around the house. we
see male movie stars crying on
screen. One of the most popular TV
characters tod,,y Is Magnum. P.I , a
man who's tough on crooks but gentle
with women
Who are these new sensitive men
and how many are there? Is the word
sensitive supposed to mean the op-
posite of macho? Does It mean sen-
sitive to women's needs - or just
sensitive to the world In
general? Are · these
new sensitive
men what
the women's j movement R has be.en
~ a s k ln~
J f o r . i Ha ve J Olen real-
men have
changed
yet. but -
surprisingly
-many are thinking
about it . Most men to·
day are in conflict con-
cerning their lives.
wrestling inwardly with ·
how to define themselves.
questioning who they are.
who they want to be. how
they "ought" to behave,
what their relationships
with women should be
like, how to make these
relationships work -
and wondering why.
even after perf ormlng
successfully as men.
life lsn 't all It was pro-
mised to be. Being
ness.
Many
men feel
caught In an
unfair trap.
They feeJ an urge to
be mor~ sensitive to
women's needs. yet It
runs against eve:t)1hing
they've leaned !JO\Wlg
up.
To be tro~ ...., as a
m• il ow 90dety is to
be~~to
deny, mistrust and sup-
press feelngs, to be always
rational. ICrOng and com-
pemtve. In other words. to
be -Of at .. appeiir to
be -Insensitive. One
~man~
partlcl•
pared In one of my studies de:9abed this
e:xpenence ii ~ detail: "I U9ed to
go hur'Olg \o\lltl my dad during my boy-
hood. I gave up hunting after an i'lddent
in which my dad and J were duck hunting
in a bol!t wttl some other men. I had Just
tro~ down a duck and we paddled
the"bolll over to pick ll up. As we reached
it. I was astonished and clellghted to ftnd It
st1D aave and lookilg we.a. k seemed so
cute and aaradive -I envisioned taking
it home \o\ttl me, m.rslng II back to heekh
and keeping it b a pet. One of the men
picked It up. and prooeeded to beat Its
brains out over the side of the boat."
Other men have desot>ed to me how.
whenever they became "too ernodoNli"
as boys. they were told: ·shllpe up," "be a mM: "don't be a 9199y."
Much of a young boy's concept of
masculnMy Is baled on how the falher
pil ati Its hrnself to the 900 and wMt role
the fah4lr takes ~ the famly. Most fBdlfJ'S
feel they must appear to be a rock of
ttrensJh , eapab&e of handing anyihilg.
never shaken by fear or emodon. never
unoertM'\ or i"I dolb and always atJle to
pro"4de b the flim9y. The result II that
the~w.ti~ ION are often
V9Y diltant . Explalned one m«1, now
40: •A1 the yems I wm ~wilg '-'>• my
WMr wmalweys~. ~ urd laM
• n~ Std on weeMnda. I elmoet newr
nw him; he wa1 busy provtdlng
"**111 th~ fer us. Todeywe d
htMno~.twondwf
I lhouldn't mi mr:n for hm
than I do -I don't feel much, ex.cept
mger." And another, in his 20's, wrote :
"VJe used to go aabting together when I
was In my earty teens. but we never talk-
ed much when we v.ient. Even today I
have a hard time talkS'lg to him -we're
just not on an open. talking basis. My
£alher keeps a lot to hlmse!f -he is a
loner In his own famly. . . "And a thrd:
"The only time I remember him taldn9 to
me Is when he yeied ar. me for some-
thng."
Knowing their fathers from such a
distance, seeing them so reserved and
unemotional, so rarely passionate or
"overly" affectionate, most boys grow
up believing that It Is not masculine to
communicate openly or spontaneous-
ly about their feelings. In an amazing
revelation. one man (in his 40's) put it
this way: "t have always kept my
c emotions to myself and been raised to
! believe that feelings are to be mastered J and controlled, and I can do It. That Is
i the area where I have contempt for
~ people who can't do as I do." J This early training affects a man',.
entire personality and carTles over into
his relationships with women -and
other men as well. One men ln his SO's
talked about his relationship with hls
wife : ··rm just learning how to com-
municate my feelings -and how to
feel comfonable listening to oth.zrs ex-
Said one man,
~y father taught
me that women are
traps and burdena,
but the beat that
can be had for
ouercomlng lonellneaa. w
preM theirs. h's something few of us
men were taught to do . . . " A
22-year-old man explained how this ·
early training had affected his feelings
for other men; "If I'm buildlng or work-
ing on my car, etc., It lsveryeasytotalk
to men, but I have found It difficult to
talk about feelings and problems. I
don't know why. Dd I see them as
somehow 'threatening'? Am I afraid
they will belittle me and my 'softness'?
Do they want to talk, but can't either?"
Another mesaage boys often receive
from their fathers ls that It's necessary
to look down on women. treat them as
s.cond class (even though usually
men are also taught to .. respect" their
mothers) -and this too affects their
rsladonshjps with women later In life.
: &MN Hite i. o&Mho.-.r•Mattlt«r of th« rttt»ntly
tWMOMd. iwwondNlllNd~kccfldono/ The Hite Repon on Malt Se-icuehty (Bo/lontlM
Boob).
"The model my father presented was
one of Prussian arrogance.'' a 29-year-
old man wrote to me. "In his relations
with women (mainly my mother), it
was clear that they were to be always
beneath him." Said another. age 34,
"Father never said much, but his ex-
ample was to let women wait on him
hand and foot, then belittJe them In
front of other people." And another:
"My father taught me that women are
traps and burdens, but the best that
can be had fo r overcom ing
loneliness."
Traditionally. men have also been
taught not to take love that seriously
either -not to .. let a woman run your
life,'' or "let love have free reign tn yow
life." But most men do fall in love and
experience all the f eellngs of ecstasy
and abandon, all the happiness that
goes with It -for at least a little whUe.
Then many men become confused
and apprehensive. Having been
brought up not to let themselves ever
be o ut of control or overly emotional.
they mistrust the excitement, the rush.
Any Irrational feeling ls viewed as not
masculine, not strong.
Vhote one man in hls 20's: "To be In
love Is to be uncomfortable because
you are out of control. you do thtngs
you wouldn't normally do. A woman
Is more willlng to be dependent, or feel
as If she Is part of another person, than
a man -who wants to keep a separa·
tlon, keep himself for himself, who
fears losing his Independence. Of
course. one does sometimes start to
fall in love, but you can always stop It
before It'• too late. It wtl1 be nice In the
future If they Invent a ptll to neutr.U.
yourself If you fall In love -to alleviate
your d1teaMr
These attitudes toward women
foster the traditional male-dominant
mmliage 1 which Is lt1ll wktcly prevalent
among men of o/l eg.s c:Mlptte lip •-
vice In favor o f more sh,rlng of
hoUNWOrk and chlld c ... etc. Aa OTWt
man put ft, "'l'v• been maned tight
years. I enjoy all the 'benefits' of mar-
riage, i.e .. good food, clean house,
clothes, etc., as well as having a chUd
around. Sex, too. Marriage simplifies
living by havlng most of one's needs
met In one single Institution."
In my research, most men who saw
marriage In a traditional way (ln terms
of rigidly defined male and female
roles) also had sex outside of their mar-
riages (unknown to their wives) and
rarely vok:ed any guilt about it. lJsually
these men saw their Infidelity as a kind
of biological Inevitability, a male
necessity -that is. they believed that
men are biologically programmed to
go from "blossom to blossom"
spreading their "pollen" -rather than
as a reaction to circumstances of their
lives or their own choices. As one man
in his40's put it, ''There is a bit of'tom-
cat' In me. I still believe in the family
unit that our society calls for, but ·1 do
like a casual sexual relationship. A
woman can never completely domes-
ticate a man." Men with this viewpoint
objected strongly to the idea that their
wives might behave In the same man-
ner.
What do these male rules do to the
man who believes them and llves by
them? Is he content or does he some-
times feel frustration or sadness
because he is unable to relate fully to
another human being? My ftndlngs ln·
dicate that those men who most aocept
traditional stereotypes of masculinity
are th<>5e who are most unhappy with
their llves. Nev.er mtnd for the moment
how these attitudes may hurt women.
Trying to live by this male code hurts
and stunts men. There Is a built-In con-
tradiction between the so-called male
life style and human closeness. Men
today are faced with the rather for-
midable chok:e of either continuing to
live their lives as In the past -con-
stantly having to suppres1 and deny
their own needs and feelings (and suf-
fering the phySlcal and psychological
repercuaak>n•) -or atatlng some-
thing new.
Some men -a minority. to be sure,
but nonetheless men of all ages and
not just younger men -are beginning
to see women, love and marriage In a
new way. They are searching for ex-
periences that will allow them to grow
and for relationships that will inspire
and help them. rather than entrap
them.
These men are beginning to realize
the beneficial effects of being sensttlve
to a woman's needs. of putting more
equallty Into their relationships: Ex -
pla In ed one man. married many
years, "My ,wife and I have gained a
new respect for each other as a direct
result of my understanding of how ex-
pecting her to still be responsible for all
the household upkeep, entertaining,
etc., In addition to a full...tlme job. ls un-
fair. Since I have begun taking as much
responsibility for It myself -and It's
hard, J have never done It in my life
before -she seems to have opened
up to me more, to like me more. and
we have more fun together! We're
more of a team." Said another,
"BNlcally l was trained to 'take care or
a family, to be head of a family and to
provide for my wife and children '1
physical needs. Now I am worldng at
learning how to care for others, to
lhow my caring tn smaD ways, to lllten
to them and lhare myself with them. l
1tlll think tt's Important for me to sup-
pott them I but r cert.inly would listen If
my wtf• decided she wanted to talk
lbout working. too, or how she felt
about m}l eerntng..al the money. Fun·
ny, but before the lut few yeara, we
had newr dtlc:UIMCI ll . I haw found It
herd to bei.tw that small thlngl 1 do
coukt INltt• as much to my wife as my
supportJng her and our hom•. It
maka me feel more human. More
k>ved." Thae men _.. ftnally brPklng out
of adluda about th• way men thould
behave ... A t.w ~ IOO· I W11 hev·
Ing aft8h on my wife """' 1nd WI." one min ...waled. "I felt 9\dlty and
dldn 't know why I WM dotng It -11'*
-.rrlYllULW
thought I was 'male' and
that's how we men are."
Thought I needed variety.
Now I realize our marriage
was not good before I was un·
faithful. I ju.st did not realize It
ment and hostility against
each other solidified until It
became a wall between us.
My Increasing anger and
frustration . even desperation
(I was fee.ling so egoless, so
bad about myself). led me to
the point where l became &ess
happier. This time I op-
predok and enjoy being mar-
ried. I see It as a chance for
EJ"Qwth together with another
person. a free (even tho ugh
monogamous this time) situa-
tion which gives me a broader
context for my life. lam more
and dreams to one another. I
am ju.st getting to know my
wtfe -I never did before -
and she Is great!"
Few men have changed
yet, but many men are very
uncomfortable with things the
way they are and are looldng
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stresses and strains In our
relationship -how we both
felt tied down. especially by
the kids, and blamed each
other for It -with my 'desire'
for other women. I did not
see It as a form of hostility
toward my wife -I thought It
was ju.st my 'sex drive.' I see
things differently now. We
have changed our maniage a
lot for the better and are much
happier."
Before a man can become
sensitive to a woman's needs.
~. he must become sen·
sitive to his own needs and
feelings. He mu.st unlearn
Reported one man.
., am }wt getting to
knowmy~and
she le gn:;atr
some of the ru&es of being a
man. One person who did
just that tells his story: "I guess
I had bullt up feelings of
raentment and anger at her
aD along, from way back ln
the beginning of the relation-
ship. There were things she
did that made me mad. that I
never told her about, etc. But
even more, I think I resented-
her for the feeJlng I had of be-
ing 'tied down' -even
though I wanted to get mar-
ried very much. All the
negadYe pmts ol my life couJd
be blamed on the marriage.
But at the same ttme, J felt un-
free, I was afraid to leave the
secuJity of man1age and get
divorced. This depend.ncy
made me even angrier, as I
didn't like the cowardly pic-
ture tt pramted. One solu·
tlon to aD thll wu to have af-
fairs -acaptng, but not ---------------------------------
~~ .. ~f COUl'M, all thls
b&ew up ln my face. As my
wtfe felt that I wasn't aB there
with her. she became more
end more distant, the wanted
tn lal often (In some weyt I
WM~. end our raent·
and laa careful about hiding
my affairs, and my wtfe con-
fronted me wtth lt. W.
eeparatcd. That Wll eight
yean ago. 1Wo years ago,
after a lot ol thk\ldng and talk-
tng wtth nch other, we got
back togtthc. thll time much
00.... When I am~ (or I
node» Iha~. we .. abouU.
We tMM a good dW'9 golrlg. I
notlee, too, that our rally
good MX ... ms to foDow
tlm4ll of ~ or lhm1ng
ttm• tog.ther, apeclaUy
when we dtwlge our MCretl
for something '**-· /u QOe
man daclt.d htl t~tl
on belnQ "*9: "Men .,.
trained at an arty age to
d'9ngmd any and every
emotion and be 11r01t1J You
take IOIMOM .. that and
th9n woods why ttMy don't
..
expreta feelings. Not only
that. they are supposed to be
a cross between J ohn
Wayne, the Chase Manhat-
tan Bank and Hugh Hefner.
We are only human, for
christsake!"
But If most men are not
happy with their lives at pre-
sent, why don't most of them
change? And why Isn't
change happening more
quickly? Some men are held
back because they're afraid
that seeing women as equals
and alowtng feelings to have
a more Important part ln their
lives wtll make them seem
feminine. Others fear that to
change they will have to
repudiate all the old Ideas of
Equality In a·
relailoilshlp
bdl.oeen a man and
a aoornan need not
mean that the man
ha8tobeleaa
atlong.
strength and pc>Wef, of being·
ln control and getting thlngl
done.
But this ii not true: Women
don't want men to be one--
skied. The Idea Is that both
men and women ltlOUld hew
the right to have strong and
powerful Ilda. At the same
time each should also have
the rtght to be vulnerable at
tlma and In need of help.
lu one man potnted out,
equelty In • m.tlonshtp be-
tween a man and a woman
need not mean that the man
has to beJaa cong: "I UMd
to be frtghtened about the
Idea of women betng --ttve but have lost thJI -and. ln<IM. rather .. It.
The t .. In my c:a11 (and I
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1101e bee.UM I MW thellMM
k\ *"" of donilnlllon. 'Either I Md to domlMte t.. or lhe
would dominate me -and I
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and wonnlw. But not domt-
natlng a woman doel not
mean being wak and IPIM· .., Nor de>91 It alweYt m.r'I
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being 'dominant.' I don't think women
want a man to be 'weak' so they can be
'strong' -I think they Just don't want
to be oppressed .... We've worked It
out now so that the Important thing Is
we both say what is on our minds and
both give each other the right to do
what we think best. I don't try to con·
trol her anymore, and I'm just as strong
and forceful as I ever was."
Men are also held back from chang·
Ing because they are afraid of what
other men will think of them. They fear
that those men who have not changed
(and this might mean their employers)
will no longer respect and associate
with them if they do not stick to the old
masculine mold. One man. age 27,
talked about his job as an electrician on
a construction site : "On the job. when
a woman passes by the men stop
working and stare at her. aware that
the others are doing the same thing.
and will nod to each other if she is sexy
or make a face if they don't think she is.
If you don't have a comment to sup-
port the group's opinion. you are con·
sidered a real jerk. To keep your job,
you must deal with this horrible social
system."
To change takes courage, plus a
realization that the reason for change is
not simply ~to try to please women."
Men must begin to see how their own
happiness and their own peace of
mind as Individuals is going 10 be af·
fected.
To be sensitive is Intimately tied up
with the abllity to be loving -loving
not merely by providing a famUy with
food and shelter. but by opening up
about feelings. taking the risk of being
dlff erent and needing someone. Most
men's ability to be loving In ways that
make them vulnerable has been stifled
by the culture's demands for strict
adherence to the "male" code; only
during sex are men supposed to be out
of control. But adherence to this at·
tttude cuts off men's abiltty to feel fully
alive.
To be morr"sensttive," men have to
fight against their entire upbringing and
against how the world In general rein·
forces traditio nal male behavior.
Power -or the elusive attempt to get
It -Is not s~t compensat1on for
the lack of closenesa In a marriage or
relatlonJhip with a woman or relation·
ships with other men. Nor Is it com·
pensat1on for that lonely feeling a man
can have when he cannot reach o ut
and thus cannot let anyone In either.
For a man to be more sensftlve, he
must become more In touch With his
own deep needs and motivations. He
must be more honest with himself. He
mutt search out what might be getting
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in the way of his being aware of himself
on these levels. This will make It easier
for him to meet the needs of others and
not fear what those needs reveal. Men
cannot be honest ln their relat1onships
with others If they cannot be honest
with themseJves. If they reach back to
their burled needs, this will be an enor-
mous step. As one put It, "As men, we
have to move downward, make a
journey inward, learn to refeel some
feelings and do some hard thinking
about why we live the way we do. I
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1 Million Famous LCD
Quartz Calendar Watches
To Be Sold For Only 54 Apiece
In Mammoth Publicity Drive
A II who wish to ~pply for a watch
should .yrite to the company be/ ore
Midnight, D .ecember 9, 1982
NEW YORK-One million
famous LCD Quartz calendar
watches will be sold as part of
a publicity campaign for only
$4 apiece to the first one
million persons who apply in
writing to the company before
Midnight, Dec. 9, 1982.
These are the same nationally
publicized LCD Quartz
watches advertised in The
New York Times, TV Guide,
Parade and other leading pub-
lications, with a built-in com-
puter so powerful it never
needs winding and which is ac-
curate to within seconds per
month. Time and date are dis-
played in full Quartz digital
mode; and a unique "back-
light" 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 this price, apply in writ-
ing to the company address
(below) no later than Mid·
.night, December 9, 1982.
Each watch carries a full one-
year money back guarantee
and will be replaced by the
company, free of charge, if it
ever fails to function.
There is a limit of two (2)
watches per address at this
price, but requests which are
mailed early enough (before
... November 30) are permitted
'to order up to S watches.
To apply for an LCD Quartz
calendar watch, mail y~ur
name and address and this
original printed notice together
with $4 for each watch de-
sired. Add only $2 shipping
and handling no matter how
many watches you arc re-
questing. NOTE: Specify
model and color choice
for each watch as follows:
Men's Gold (Item #20710A),
Men's Silver (Item #207208),
Ladies' Gold (Item #20730C),
· Ladies' Silver(ltem#20740D). I
Mail to: Carter and Van Peel, I .. Calendar Watch, Dept. I
613-99, Box 1723, Hlcknlllt, I ·
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An original sculpture in fine, hand-painted porcelain ...
The Tiger Swallowtail
by Ian D.Loe
A distinguished artist creates
a butterfly sculpture of rare beauty.
Life-size-in a natural setting-
and in a single, limited edition,
at the very attractive price of $120.
Butterflies ... children of the rainbow ... are,
without a doubt, the most beautiful and most
graceful of all living creature. And of all the
different kinds of butterllies t:Nt roam the
world •• none is more extravagantly lovely than
the Tiger Swallowtail.
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spectacula.r new and original work of art, exe-
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collectors-fine, hand-painted porcelain.
This is the work of Ian 0 . Loe, an artist
whose outstanding painting.1 and drawings
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~upon a sprig of dogwood. The saf-bon yeDOw of its wings, with their black vel·
my stripes, hints of ~. and 9Calloped
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ceM!ry and pcn&ey and aute
owr medium heat until the
vegetables are tender. Do not
brown.
2. Drain oysters, reserving the Ii·
quiet. .Chop oysters coanefy.
3. Add the chopped oysters.
salt, pepper and poultry .ason·
Ing. Gook over low heat. Dring
constantJy for 2 minutes. until
oysters SUlrt to M curl•"
4. Place the tnad cubes In a
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5. Add a IJtde of the reseM!d
oyster liquid If the draling
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6. s..e the ft'IUlhrooml In tx.... und
~ brown.t. Fry the becofl urd allp;
..... ..... the onions Md dnin.
7. DMde fw mlldt.R IND RMdt.1111 ~
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dw '°I> to -'ow -..n to c.:aipe.
9. In lmlll bowl, t.. egg~ wllh milk
to INlke Ill\ • welt\. Bruth dw l\:JPI of
dw pllltry wllh dw • welt\.
10. BMe an a pet •aad 350° own b 20
ao 25 man.... or urd Cl'\llt 11 golden
brown. s.w SJll*'9 hot.
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paltry doth. ~ 4 cupa
Note: When a Ndpc call b pnbeUd
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prick well with. fork and bake at 425° '°'
12 to 15 nmuta, or untll golden brown.
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PUMPKIN llUf'l'lllS
1t't cup butttt
1 cup ....
2..-
1 cup cooked, mMhed pumpkin
1 cup r.u.tna
3Y, C\ip9 llll1>WJ)OM tour. dtvid«d
4tHlpOOM .... ~ Vt l...,_ gro-4 dnnamon
Ya fNIPOOfl ground nl.llmeg
1 tNllpOOO ....
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1. Preheat the oven to 400°. Grease muf·
fin llns that are 21/2 inches In diameter.
2. Using electric mixer, cream the butter
and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat In the
eggs and pumpkin.
3. Dredge the raisins with 1/2 cup or flour.
Sift 3 cups of flour and rhe bakin!:l powder.
cinnamon, nurmeg and salt together. Add
the dry ingredients and milk ~emately by
hand. mixing just unlil blended. Do not
overmix. Stir in the raisins.
4. Spoon into the prepared muffin tins,
filling each tin l/4 full. Bake at 400° for 20
lo 25 minutes. Molca 24 muffins
VIRGllllA APPL.a
CUSTARD TART
P..try for 10-lnch Altgk<rUat p6e
3 to 4 mcdham coolian9 111JP1a
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follows
'II cup 11pr1cot")am. forced thro ...... •
alcw
1 mbtnpoon IUgaf
2 tablapoona ldnch
~ cup .alced almonds, toasted
1. Preheat the oven to 375° Llghtly oil a
10-lnch tart pan that IS 11/2 inct.s deep.
2. Roll out the pastry Y.·inch thick on a
lightly floured board or pastry cloth. Pres.s
It firmly Into the prepared pan. Prick the
dough well with a fork. Cover with
greased waxed paper and fill with dried
beans to prevent the dough from rising
3. Bake at 375° for 35 mlnutes. Remove
from the oven, take out bean.s, prick the
bottom and return to oven for 5 minutes,
or until the shell Is golden brown. Cool
completely.
4. Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil.
5. Qu.wter, peel and core the apples.
Brush the apple quarters with lemon Juice
to keep them from dlsc.olorlng.
Meke 5 shallow vertlcal cuts down the
back of each apple quarter. 8e sure the
cuts are shallow 90 that the quarters will
hold their shape and make a design as
they bake.
Arrange the apple quarters, cored Side
down. on the prepared baking sheet. Bake
at 375° for 15 minutes. or unttl the apples
•• tender. Cool completely.
6. Slice the sponge ceke In half horilontal-
ly. Place l half In the tart shell. Or line tart
lh.0 With 1 layer of clotely placed lady
ftngm. Spread the Vanilla Cream CUltAlrd
on top of th• sponge cake.
7. Arrange the apple quarters in a dn:Je on
top of the Vanilla Cream Custard. Slightly
overlap 3 apple qua.rters In the center
Refrigerate.
8. Shortly before serving, combine the
apricot jam and sugar in a small saucepan.
Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Remove
from rhe heat. Cool slightly before adding
the kirsch . Brush the nm of the tart with
the glaze. Press on the almonds. Spoon
remaining glaze over the top of the tart
Mow 8 to 10 servings
¥MILLA CRUii CUSTARD
5 .. llOIJu
'n cup...-
2 ~-cornttarch 2 cups milk
l teMpOOO vMllLa Cldrld
1. Beat the egg yolks and sugar rapidly to
blend we.U.
2. In a saucepan, dissolve the cornstarch
in 1/2 cup of mUk. Add the rest of the milk
and the vanilla and bring 10 a boll, stirring
constantly.
3. Pour tlot com starch·milk mixture
gradually Into the egg mixture and blen.d
well.
4. Return to the heat and boil, stlning con·
stantly, 2 minutes. Cover surface with
waxed paper and keep in the refrigerator
until chilled. Makes 2114 cups
I cup mUk
Vt cup 8hortt11lnt "'cup ,., .. ...
4 QIP9 ...... all-puqlOM lour. dMd.ed
Ya cupwgar
2 teMpOOM Ah
2 p-di ... llCtM ~ ~
3 ena
1. Preheat the oven to 350° 10 minutes
before the Salty Lunn Is ready 10 be baked .
Grease a lO·lnch tube cake pan or a
Sundt pan.
2. Heat the milk, shortening and 1/4 cup of
water until very warm -about 120°. The
shorienlng does not need to meH.
3. Blend 11/3 cups of flour wtth the sugar,
salt and dry yeast In a large mlXlng bowl.
Blend the warm liquids Into the flour mix·
ture. Beat with an electric mlx.er at
medium speed for about 2 minutes. scrap·
Ing the sides of the bowl occasionally.
4. Gradually add 1"" cup of the remaining
flour and the eggs and beat at high speed
for 2 minutes. Add the remaining flout
and mix well. The batter will be thlek but
not sttff.
5. Cover and let the dough rise In a warm,
draft.free plac:a (about 85°) until II doubles
In bulk -about l hour and 15 minutes.
6. Beat the dough down with a wooden
spoon. wire whisk or at the lowest IPftd
of electric mixer. and tum Into the
prepared pan. Cover and let riN in a
warm, draft-ha plac. until It has ln-
auted in bulk l/i to t/2. about 30
minutes. Bake fOf 40 to SO mlnutet at
350° unlll golden brown.
7. Run a kntf• around the center and
outer edges of tht bud and tum It onto a
plate to cool. Molca J lorg9 '1ng loo/
Lei Wlveli• . .... . yell'' •p .. 1' .. l"l•1•1•1f*ill pie.
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Cuaalloll Pampldll Pie
I Makes 9-indt pie>
2 slightly beat.en egp 14 teupooa doves
I Yl cups canned pumpkin ~ teaspoon nattne«
I cup sugar I~ cups Cl tall canl ultdil•ud
Yl teaspoon .. 1t CARNATION• Evsporated Milk
I t.eupoon ciuamon 9·iMb single-crust unb.ked
W uaspoon ginger pie sMU
Combine eggs. pumpkin. su~ar. salt. and a piua. Gradually add
evaporated milk. Milt well. Pour into unbak~ pie ahelJ. Bake in bot
oven 1425°F.> 15 minute.: reduce to modenite heat 1350°P.> and
contiaue bakiJas about 40 miaut.ea. or until lmi.fe inserted n«ar center
of pie comes out dnn. Cool before
•rving.
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By Susan Gordon
1 A fter years of. hearing advice about preventing and treat·
Ing colds and flu . our memo·
rills start to blur the hne be·
tween fact and fiction. Bek>w we pre·
sent some common notions about the
! common cold and influenza and ex·
plain whether they're true or false .
Colds and flu are m ore common In
winter than summer.
TRUE. "Three or fow times more
common, but we don't know why far
sure." says Robert Couch. M.D ..
director of the Influenza Research
Center at the Baylor College of
Medkl:ne In Houston. The most wlde-
ly accepted hypothesis Is duit when
people spend a lot of time Indoors,
coming Into contact wtth each other
more, vlrutes spread more easily. This
condul6on is baled on the rise In the
tnddence of flu after 9Chools open In
the fall and on the observation that flu season ln the tropics coincides with
the rainy season, when people stay
Indoors.
Yoo con catch a cold Of' the flu by get·
ting &Ht <X chlllcd.
, FALSE. "That's an old wives' taia,"
l8Yt Dr. Couch. In studies that tested
this myth by exposing volunteers to
co&d viruses, the subjects who itood In
puddles until chllled contracted colds
no men frequently than the nonchlled
group.. Dr. Couch points out, how·
ever, that becau.. there ana so many
varteaet of cold and flu vtrwwq and
not ab ~ tated In the study, we
can't be completely cenaln that torM
s.-t Oordon Ito~ ..,,...~It "' '*""' llOpb.
strains aren't mOTI? easily transmitted
under these conditions.
You can't do anything to prevent
colds or flu.
FALSE. According to John La
Montagne, Ph.D .. Influenza program
officer for the National Institute of
Allergy and Infectious DlseMe:S, you
can reduce the chances of getting sk:k
by maintaining good health (by get-
ting proper rest and exercise), by
eating nutritiously and by avokilng
crowds. Admittedly, colds are hard to
avoid despite ·precautions, but the flu
can be prevented fairly rellably wtth
flu Immunization.
GfttJng a flu that guarantea that you
won't come down with the diwax.
FALSE. A shot lmmuntzes i?lgZlln.st
the three most common flu viruses
quite effectively. However, an un-
famUlar vtrus appears every number
of years from which no one Is Im·
mune. causing a serious epidemic.
"That's not expected to happen this
year," La Montagne notes. The Ad·
vtsory Committee on lmmunl:zatk>n
Practices of the Public Health Ser·
vice spedfically recommends Ou •
shots for those over 65 and any·
one who has a h1gh.fisk medical
cond!tion.
There's no cure for colds or the
flu .
TRUE and FALSE. 'Though we
haven't yet found a cure for the cold
-research currently being conducted
with Interferon [an anti-viral agent
produced by the body) looks prornts.
Ing -we do have a drug that relieva
flu symptoms and speeds recovery,"
says Dr. La Montzigne. It's caDed
amantadlne (sold under the tJade..
mark Symmetref) and must be pns-
aibed by a doctor. It can also be used
as a flu preventative, taken from the
start of a ftu outbreak until the dileate
aubeldas In your community. Mild lkie
effects such as dimnal and Insomnia
... l"tpol led In only about 5 .,..rcant
of UIG'S.
A.plrln lhould a/UIOJIS be taUn /«
cold and ftu hcodacha.
FALSE. Asplrtn doa relieve the
head and body aches of Ou vtcttms,
but lf you're suffering from a cold, you
may get more relief from a MMI
~t, ~ the Khe le
utually due to dogged llr'IUMI. Alto,
8'Plrtn should not be given to c:hllchn
under 16, ac:cording to the Amertcm\
Academy ol Ptdlatrtca. he UM hM
blen llnJced to 1 deedly .ilm.nt rm
c:aa.d Reye'• SynclrorM, -.,
Gctttn9 luner. A record 70 million Americans-a/mOlt ho//
the adult population-are now wortdng out slimming down,
and buiklfng up fitness. Twenty-six million ol them are joggers.
. piling up 13.5 billion miles la.st year. five times the distance from
-Eatth to Pluto. At least 13 million other body buikien are
fighting the battle ol the bulge In about 5,000 health clubs. And now Amr.ricaa
lndumy. grown a bit fat and sloppy while (omgo competitors were getting Jun and
hard. .... caught the &ma. bug.
s.t.am .,_.. A. a company. MobU'a dedJcated to tlte grDUJlng nadoftaJ rJ/rKf m
modanltt /octx1rla and Improve prodJlcta. Our tynthetk h1brk:ma, to.-
example, att helping jet aircraft and Dmott'a new C.ra to reduce fuel COMUnlp-
tloo. Usblg Mobd t • ln thoee ........_ llgtftr can. some ol. which h-.. bullt.-
mk:rocomputen to monitor fuel UM. can add up to rnMffot• of piton! of
peo&in! .....ct each~-
W... wlllchen. Fectories, too. are operating with less and less energy wasre.
At Mobil's Container Corporation o( America subsidiary. a two-year-old
"WasteWatcher' prognim has saved nearly 3 million gaDoris ol fuel oil. We....._.
down WM&• In b1mmlng paperboard rolls UMd to make boxes, and reduced the
nwnber ol containers damaged during production. We'N also converting two paper
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. 1VS THE BLUE AND
THE GRAY REVIEWED
BY PAGE SMITH
By Page Smith
I f the CBS mklilerles The Blu.
and the Gray (to be broadcast
Nov. 14, 16 and 17) Is one of·the
mOlt am~us undertakings of
the 1V era, It alto reveals a good deal
about the •at• of the medium In
1982.
The eight-hour drama, which
praentJ an mray of ....... .,,..
'onnnolt among them Gregory Peck
• Unc:oln -b:uta on the expmi-
es'\Ca of two related famllles during
the American CMI W., the Geyters
ol ~. Va., and the
cousins, the Hales of Gettysburg. Pa.
Jacob Hale Is the editor of the Get-
tysburg newspaper while Ben Geyser,
head of the Virginia family (a part
played eff ecttvely by Uoyd Bridges).
Is the prototype of Thomas Jefferson's
yeoman farmer and the antithesis of
the great plantation slave owner. We
are thus spared the clkhes of the
Gone With the Wind genre. The
Geysers appinntly own only one
domadc slave and befriend Jona·
than, an ex-slave who Is a pOtter by
trade ..
At the opening of the series (which
was directed by Andrew Mcl..ag)en.
who among his Tl 8lms has dncted
ftve starring John Wayne), John
Geyser, one of Ben'• sons who shows
a precocious talent as an artist, heads
north to seek hls fortune. Geyser
(played by John Hammondl prevails
on his unde to employ him as an ii·
IUlb'ator of articles for his newspaper.
His ftnt aeelgnment Is to cover the trlal
ol John Brown for h1s raid on Harpers
Ferry.
The trial Is a vivid vignette, With
Sterlng Hayden doing a memorable
bit • the Abolitionist leader. During
the proceedings, Geyser begins a
frlendahlp wtth Jonas Steele (Stacy
Keach), a Government agent, special
9COUt for General Grant and personal
bodyguard to Abraham Lincoln.
Steele shares wtth Geyser the function
of binding the various segments and
subplot.a together, and needlal to say,
we have them In abundance.
On a visit home, Geyter Is the an·
gulshed witness to the hangtng of his
black friend, Jonathan, by slave hunt·
en for the aime of concealing run-
aways. This experience, plus the trial
of Brown. convtnces Gey.er that he
cannot ftght In defenM of llawry In
the war that Is clearly Impending. Un·
wilJlng to joln the Northern army and
fight against his brothers. GeyMr
deddes to seek a )ob as arttlt<OrN·
IJ)Ondent for Harper's Wedly. Hll
brothers denounce him as a tnltof.
In his role aa recorder of bettla and
tcenes of army life, GeyMr II able to
gukt. us through the long, bloody
coune of the wm. TheN ... of
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corudous set ~es: Lincoln
addressing a group of small·
town citizens from the pla1·
fonn of his railroad car on 1he
way 10 his Inauguration (per·
haps the best such scene In
the series). and later. signing
the Emancipation Prodama·
tion.
The suffering. confusion
and terrible disorder of war
are effectively conveyed to
the viewer. as well as a num·
ber of engaging details of the
daily Ufe of soldiers. &o m
both the Nonh and Sduth.
The series ts also dlstin ·
guished by its painstaking at·
tention lo hisiorical authen·
ticity In minor matters.
On the less positive side.
this viewer found the
subplots. most of them In·
volving young lovers. dl.strac·
ting (perhaps because he ts
an old lover) and certain
Thia viewer' found
the aubploa, moat
of them Involving
yocmg lovers,
"""7octfng (perhaptl
becaUle he • an
old lover).
themes appro aching the bi·
zane. There i.s, for ex.ample.
a mad Confederate officer
appearing In variou s
segments who gets hls kicks
b y sabering wounded
Yankees to death. Much Is
also made of Stacy Keach's
apparent clairvoyance.
which serves no other
dramatic purpose than to
provide the occalion for
some lurid visual effects.
Perhaps the series' mo•
.obvious deftciency, however,
is ltJ failure to treat adequate·
ly the role of black people•
llave and free, In the w111. NO
refcNnce Is made to the
heroic achieWmenta .of black
aokUm -200,000 of whom
fo9t In the Union smy -
nor the polltical Influence of
BrodMrfy llotred: "'flt I JfW
nobd ,,, tlw .... llll!re lo
~ ltfltOl)I Jtw 0 century
°"more.•
such black leaders as
Frederick Douglass or So-
journer Truth . After having
started off so promisingly
with the John Brown tri.al
and hanging, the makers of
the series have one brief
subsequent episode lnvolv·
Ing the attempted rape of a
slave wo man by Union
soldiers. followed by John
Geyser Informing a camp of
runaway slaves of Lincoln's
Emancipation Proclamation.
There are other aspects of
history that the program falls
to treat adequately, Including
the bitter oppolitk>n to the
war that developed In the
North and the prccal1ousnea
of the UnJon vk:tory.
The series "nds with Lee's
surrender at Appomattox
and the aasasstnation of Lin-
coln. The lat scene depicts
the wedding of John Geyser
and hls nurse-bride at the
famdy homatead In Virginia.
There the Hales and the
Gey.en, or at least those of
them who have survived the
war, are reunited. The
message ls clear: Now that
the fratricidal war has ended,
peace and harmony have
been restored. Of course
thty were not. The fact Is
that the palllona evoked by
the war were to Influence the
coune of our history for a
century or more. Even today
they are not eritnly ~·
Becauae of ltJ exdUllon of
Important mpecta of hlllory,
The Bl.-and the Gray does
little to extend our hJs..
torical awareness. hs makers
have reduced one of the
tragic conflicts In aU history to
mere entertainment. Indeed.
this viewer ls not persuaded
that -despite subplots, stars
and ndentlas action -It sue·
ceeds even as entertainment,
for the program does not
hold o ur Int~ as a story or
as a coDecdon of stories.
Perhaps the fauh lies In the
basic theme, which appear$
to be that after the bitterness
of war came reconciliation.
That notion ls simply too
bland and misleading to give
force and direction to 111111
the series as a whole. IA6I
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If your young chUd talks to
Imaginary friends or pets,
don't worry: h's not time to
.have him committed. In fact .
It could be a healthy sign.
~ should have such
problems. The biggest wony
actor Matt DlUon, 18, has
these days is trylng to shuck
his label as "America's hol·
reports U.S.C. psychologist ~---------·~~--------------t test teen-age heartthrob."
Jo nathan Kellerman.
Kellerman told us that it's
just a normal way for kids to
engage in fantasy and ex-
press creativity -vital fOJ
psychological growth. In·
deed. it's often the more In·
telhgent. creative child who
has Imaginary playmates.
Or the child may use !mag:
lnary friends to temporarily
deal with a stressful situation .
Kellerman knew one 5-year-
old boy who had bttn in an
auto accident but couldn ~
talk about it. He could talk .
though . about his 5-year-old
'"&iend" In a car aash. which
was his way of distancing
himself from the Incident un·
ttJ he could cope.
Parents should go along In
a low-key fashion. '1'he
parent must take it all in con·
text." says Kellerman. "If the
chlid Is doing all right In
school, ls eating and sleeping
0 .K. and has real-life
friends. there's nothing to
worry about. But If It disrupts
his llf e and he withdraws
completely from real kids to
his Imaginary fnends. then It
may be time for counsellng."
8111THDAYS
(All Scorpio) Sundev
Brian Keith 61; Prince
Ouwles 34; Mcl..t:sl Ste.ven·
eon 53. Moed-. -E.d
A.le 53 . ........, -Bur-
ge11 Meredith 74; Bo Derek
26 ...... -Rock
Hudson 57; Lauren Hutton
39; Gordon Lightfoot 44.
Thunclllv -lmog9nc Coca
74; Eugene Ormandy 83.
Aze you positive every
headache ts rally a tnin
tumor? Do you own a glow·
in-the-dark telephone dial?
Do you fret about getting •
tuna fish in the mayonnaise?
Then you're showing algns
of the malady known as neur·
osls. The prescription: OMllies
Monagl!ln's clever and reassur·
Ing new book, The Neurodc's
Handbook, which reveals al
those littJe worries we'r-e jusl
too ashamed to adml. RAG.P I)
In the old days. he says.
peopk 1Nere too busy survlv·
~ to awe about spill-proof
coffee cups, soft totet 9e.ats
end the lke. But now wlh
more free time, seJf~n
Is making us crazier than ever.
The true neurotic has an
Impossible life. He tan 't sleep
(too busy turning the plDow
to the "cool" side). He can't
enjoy any season, from win·
ter ("Stale odors collect In the
house. You can't smell them
but others can") to spring
("You can be thrown In )a11
for, even accidentally, killing
a praying mantls'1. And he11
never 6nd true love (the real
neurotic: wlll give up when, at
a restaurant, his date holds
the eating utensils like a
pmon Inmate).
Monagan admits to an the
q~ Indigenous to being a
struggling full-time wrtter but
told us that, at SS.95 a copy.
"If all the n4i!urotics out there
buy my book, It will end my
neuroses forever."
Rod& , ••••• Bo o-9
Frtdl!y -Dick c.wa 46:
Jodie Fotte 20. ~
-Rk:h•d O.weon 48; ~
Bellard 56: ElteU. Panons
55; Gene 'Oemey 62; Alllt.s
Cooke 74.
Have hundreds of bn·
portant scienttftc ex·
perlments been
sabotaged by
Impure
m Ice?
That's
the threat
since the re·
cent discovery by
University o f
W'9c:oruin reseach.
ers that the aleged
genetically identical
strain of while mke
used In laboratories
everywhere have been~
and aren't so
Identical alte al.
The mice,
inbred mem-
bers of one
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.... , •• "'Md~ flatrlolc M. Llnlk91
'Vloe ''Hlflnl Md M Dlr9ctor Blr8idWwoe
Vloe .... lflflt Md Chnl. ..... JOnlthln Thompeon
ldltot AlftMJY Cooper
to have virtually the same
genes no matter where
they're bred. This Ls vital In
controlled experiments. But
the researchers found that a
recent batch of mu differed
greatly rrom the norm and
even from one another.
How wkiespread the prob·
lem Is ls not yet known, but It's
p ossible the results of ex·
pertments in a variety of fields
are now flawed
and their con·
cluslons er-·
roneous.
Seems he wants to be recog·
nJied as a serious artist, and
It TUily bothers him when
girls rant, rave . riot and
generally act like he's the
reincarnation of EMs Presley.
Actually, the star of l..lttJe
Dorlmgs and My Bodyguard
ts now being compsed to a
young James Dean ar Mar-
lon Brando, espedally after
his sensitive, starring role tn
Disney's fine new 6lm. T~x.
one of three S.E. Hinton
novels being made Into
vies with Dillon.
Back home In New York
NCaidy. Ollon tc*i us. ,
try not to thSlk aboul this
'heartthrob. stuff. I'd
rather have t0me·
~ come up mld
say, , realy enjoyed
your work.' And ' they're JX*, I'm
hippy to talc. But
wh«'I they ltm1
ltnmilillg In your .. n~•
ecene when you're
~to be a.-
Joe. wel. l's embs• ..
Butlt's
OJ<. fa
girl slips
YQU her
phone
nmnbe?
At long .. •h•'• poMl,th.111?
F'lathlng I shy
lmiJe, Matt llyl,
"Vteh, why not?"
So remember,
grm,saypleMe.
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