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An art exhibition·froDJ the heart
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11w bott.om lipe. •Y orpnben
of the event, ii that Jooc-Ume
Lla\ma Beech artist Andy Wing will have to underao .heart aur.
a-Y· About t20,000 worth of heart
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And. lince most •lf-employed
ar*ta are not 1mwed for thinea
Jib malfuncdon1na heart valves. Wini'• many frienda in i...,una Bw:h are boJct!nc a a benefit art
exhibition and .. of the bearded
artilt'• work next Thunday ntaht. n. fund-nlaer'. which in-
dudea a recepdcn and dinner, will
be held befPnntnc at 6 p.m,
Thunday at Vorpal Gallery, 326 ltWll of An) ardata coundl," tha
Glenneyre St., and will run until 52-yeu-old painter ....U..
midniaht. ''The on,lm are a bit my.
Wlng'1 creationa, about 40 of terloua to me, but 1 tb1nk the ks.
them, will be dlaplayed 'l'uMday came from tWo memben of the
and W.c:tne.iay durtna buaneea ooundl." =.:n ~orpal for potenUal Alked lf auch an effort to help a
Wtna. an:= ar1J9taHhe-fe~ ardat iln'taJ:iit ~of a--
F.UvaJ of Arta lince the 19~ M ~~u!,=':S~
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tee and ita houm.nc committee, marveba
aaya he tint learned of the "I WM in total lhock when I
fund-ralaing effort about a month heard about It. It never occurnd to
880. me that lt would be done. rw
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~ SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY. C ALIFORNIA 50 CENTS
West German riot policemen arrest an
anti-American demonatrator alter the motorcade
of Vice President George Bmh was hit by stones
in downtown Kref eld Saturday~ Bush attended
War1n water, weather a
drawing card for beach
Sevenl hundred Orange c.o..t
beKb vWton got into hot water in
IDCft ways than one Saturday oo
the flnt offidal weekend of IUDl·
IDl!I'. .
Be.ch-goers, whoahowed up by
the thouaanda, were greeted not
.anlY with unuaually warm water
temperatwel at local ltranda but
·wtth rouah rip tides. Ufesuarda
_pulled DMft than ~ penonl to
lhore durlnc the ooune of the day.
No aerbl8 injuriea were reported.
boweYer.
At Newport Belich, where Ufe-
pn:ll reecued 7~ bathers. the
water temperature WM put at 71,
-deer-ahy of the air llmperature.
At the mile-Jone dty belch in Bununcton 8-:h, where another
71 IWimmerl were ..a.fed by ...,.m. · the water temperature ......... Ufeluarda b8d a variety of
explanations for the bathtub-like
temperatwa. One guard pointed
to a Pacific .tonn u the cau.e and
another aa1d warm lprina air
temperatwa were the reaaon.
Still another guard had a more
coarnic explanation, polntJns to
acientWc evidence that the ocean
level .. rilling and, be aald, perhaJ»
wanning too.
But aD ~on one thlng --
the oc:.n IS u warm u it typcally
becomes in late Aucust.
Nearly 90,000 people aqueemd
into Newport Beech to viait the
aand and more than 100,000
1un-wonhippen 1pread out
towela in Huntin8ton Beech. In I.Acuna Belich, the crowd WM
estimated at 30,000. Accord1na to the National
Weather Service, today will be a
carbon-copy of Saturday. bayUme
temperawr. alone the aand
abould l'ellCb 72 ~·
the Tricentennial celebrationa marking the
300th anniversary of the lint German emigrants
in America. For details on the vice p~esident'1
trip, see page A3.
Saturday wu another pod day to be at the beaeh
Un.healthy
memories of
CM company
Suspect in
LB kidnap
in custody
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--· Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT/Sunday, June 2e, 1983
~' ''' Continued stories
NARMCO PLANT •••
which killed one Nannro worker.
Nefghbon, organized by Tom
Hayden's Cam~ for Economic
Democracy group, quickly
mobl.Jized to find out what the
company was manufacturing and
force it to move.
"When I fQund out what was
going on, nothing could have
stopped me from getting them
out," said Bertha Bangert, a
23-year resident and weij-known
leader in the neighborhood. "I'm
still here and they're gone."
Nannco officials claim they
were victims of scathing publicity
and circumstances which landed
the growing plant smack in the
middle of a residentiaJ neigh-
borhood.
"I don't think we're the bad>
guys we've been portrayed to be,"
said NamlCO spokesman George
WinQ. "We could have stayed •
there another 20 yeare. But we
didn't."
Instead, Nant)CO relocated to an
indualrial site In Anaheim, where
plans began six years ago for
construction and expansion .
Of the neighbors' health com-
plaints, Winn said, "What people
think is real. What's right or
wrong is a hard one to deal with.
Obviously we don't do anything
we think is harmful,"
Meanwhile, the Janes Co. plans
to build 69 two-and
lhree-bedroom condorniniwns on -
. the five-acre site if soil samples
taken when the plant is bulldozed
show It is safe.
Two studies last year by a
private firm and state officials
concluded the land is safe for the
development of housing.
DONUT MONEY ...
"It's been so delightful to come
here," said Marjorie Burns, 80.
"This is a rich-city and a lot of us
don't have any money."
City Manager Fred Sorsabal
said the program began at the
recommendation of the Housing
and Community Development
(HCD) Committee that was dis-
banded by the city council earlier
this year. Sorsabal suggested that
the program be funded by the
<Asta Mesa Senior's Club that
meets at the community center.
Last week the city council
approved a $10,000 donation to
South Coast Repertory and voted
to accept the $36.7 million budget
for 1983-84 that includes a record
year-end surplus of $7 million.
Keith Van Holt, c:ity Leisure
Services director. said he only saw
about four to eight seniors at the
meeting when he visited. twice
during the last year.
Mayor Donn Hall sa'id he would
bring the matter up at the next
council meeting and promised to
pay for the program out of his own
pocket if no funding is approved.
ANDY WING ...
something ao quickly and with so
few problems. Everybody just
pulled together all the different
aspects of this thing. It's just
amazing.''
Wing says he's busy in his rustic
Laguna Canyon studio preparing
his paintings for the exhibition
next week.
"I'm doing soome last minute
touch-ups and working on 90me
frames, getting everything per-
fect," he said.
Typical of the artist, Wing
suggested any money raised in
excess of that needed for his
surgery should go to an Emerg-
ency Fund for Artists.
KIDNAP SUSPECT ...
When police arrived to talk
with the woman, the man --still
driving the stolen car --reportedly
returned to the scene but sped off
again when he spotted the of-
ficers.
Police said the man led them on
a bing chase at speeds
u to 80 mph through a resident.ial
, finally abandoning the ve-
hi and fleeing on foot.
Several patrolmen chased the
suspect through front and back
yards for two blocks before lomng
sight of the man. Authorities
eventually seal ed off a
three-block area, called in 15
additional policemen, a canine
unit from Santa Ana and a police .
helicopter from Newport Beach.
After three hours of combing
the neighborhood, police claimed
they discovered the wanted man
hiding in a thick clump of Ivy.
Officers said the man put up ·no
resistance and was very groggy
when confronted.
Authorities claimed the man
took roughly six grams of cocaine
and an unknown quantity of
heroin while hiding from police.
He was treated at Western Center
and was to be moved to Orange
County Jail upon his recovery,
police Aid.
Hughes, police abo noted, is
wanted on a Wisconsin warrant
for rape and kidnap charges.
Yorba Linda man shot by police
A 40-year-old Yorba Linda man
was shot and killed by a police
officer Saturday after the man
reP<>rtedly walked out of his
apartment, raised a gun and aimed
it at the officer, a-uthorttles re-
ported.
John Crowley, a resident of
4672 Plumosa Dr .. was shot once in
the chest Crom a blast from a
12-guage shotgun and pronouced
dead at the 9Cene by paramedics
shortly after 4 p.m.
Police from Brea, who patrol
Yorba Linda, had been called to
the apartment complex who resi-
dents who reported hearing gun-
fire. Officers said they could hear a
gun being discharged in an apart-
ment when they arrived.
Adjacent residents were evacu-
ated and Crowley ordered out of
his apartment, police said.
Crowley emerged from the apart-
ment, police said, then railed his
gun at pat.r:olmen.
Authorities did not provide the
name of the officer involved in the
shooting but said a department
investigation will be conducted.
Coast Highway spill
Motorcyclist Mark Wojikowski is whee led to
ambulance by Newport Beach paramedics after
he took a spill on Pacific Coast Highway at
Prospect Street early Saturday. He was taken to
the Fountain Valley Community Hospital trauma
center an.d is liated in good condition.
Reagan asks to ''set sail'' on education plan
WASlilNGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reagan, citing the "noisy
debate" that followed the report
of his National Canmisaion on
Excellence in &iucation, adviaed
Americans today to ''ignore the
noi.ee makers and aet sail" on the
coune charged by the panel.
In his weekly radio address,
Reagan defended the federal
education budget, which several
candidates for the Democratic
presidential nomination have said
should be increased by $11 billion
to $14 billion.
"You have been treated to a
noisy debate about what to do,"
the president said. "There was
demagoguery to help raise the
noi.ee level."
He said he can only explain the
"hysteria" of hiacrltics by compar-
ing government spending on na-
tional defenae with government
spending on eduation.
He said that ln 1982-1983,
govenunent spending on educa-In the Democratic Party's
lion amounted to $215 billion, response prepared in advance of
while spending on defeme was the president's speech , HOWie Ma-
$214.8 billion. jority Leade r Jim WriJht of Texaa
But he said that "less than 10 focuaed on recent budget and tax
percent of all education ooets" action in Congreaa.
were the responaiblity of the He pointed to the HOWie and
federal government. He added Senate votes last Thur&day in
that the federal government ··favor of a budget raolution con-
"began regulating and kibbitzing a taining a deficit of $170 billion to
lot more than 10 percent." $179 billion, and a Houte vote
"Thia year we'll spend about capping the 10 percent income tax
$15.3 billion" on education, he aaid. cut, aet to start July 1, at $700.
Uneventful shuttle flight, short debriefing
• SPACE CENTER, Houston
\AP) -Spece shuttle Challenger
suffered damage to its brakes and
protective tiles, officials said Sat-
urday, but its flight was 90
uneventful that the utronauta
will get the shortest debriefing in
the history of U.S. manned space-
flight.
Flight commander Robert Crip-
pen and his four crewmembers,
including Sally Ride, America's
first woman in space, face only 4 'h
days of questioning and review by
experta, lncootrut toalmolt three
weeks for the crews of previous
space mimions.
'"lbere are fewer englneeri.ng
and tett queetlona than before,"
said Terry White, an infonnation
specialist for the National Aero-
nautics and Space Administration.
"It's becomina routine."
'The abbreviated briefing lched-
ule enabled the astronauts to enjoy
a rare weekend off, restina and
sleeping to help re.et sleep cycles
that were turned upside down for
the miaaion.
Crippen, Ma. Ride and their
crewmates. John Fabian. Freder-
ick Hauck and Norman Thagard,
landed the space s huttle
Challenger on a dry lake bed
runway at Edwards Air Force
BMe early Friday after twice
bet.na waved ot1 from landinl at
the l<ennedy Space Cent.er in
Florida.
Denae, low-hanging clouds
blocked what was to have been the
..,uttle's first landing at the
Florida spaceport where it la
launched. It was the only major
disappointment of a near-flawless
six days in orbit.
At Edwards, Jim Harrington, a
NASA official in charge of pro-
cessing the shuttle on the ground.
said Challenger s uffe red
greater-than-expect damage to
tiles that cover the hull. He said
there were about 25 tiles with
"pretty severe damage" and the
number could lncreaae with a
cloeer inspection.
He also said one of four brake
lyst.erna on~the craft abatte~
during the rollout aft.er landing.
Pieces of the brakes fell off when
technicians tried to tow the craft to
a hangar. The broken brake
system was removed for analysis.
Normally, Aid Harrington, the
brakes should last five landings.
Flight aeven was the 9eC:Olld for
Challenger.
Techniciana were preparing the
craft for a piggyback trip to
Florida atop a modified Boeing
747. Officials hope to have it ready
to leave by Thunday. It is IChed-
uled to make the Cl"OD-<X>Wltry
trip in one day, stopping in San
Antonio, Texas, briefly to refuel.
NASA offJciala said the Uijex-
pected California landing may
delay by eight days the 1.Qunch of
shuttle flight eight, now aet for
mid-August, but a rapid turn-
around could restore aome of the
lost days. Harrington said he was
uncertain if the tile and brake
damage would add to the delay .
Congress may rewrite laws after veto loss
WASHINGTON (AP) -Con -
gress, stripped of ita legi.alative
veto power by the Supreme Court,
may move to aaeert tighter control
over aome executive branch func-
tions by rewriting the laws, legis-
lators say.
The court's ruling acrapped a
device legislators had come to rely
on as a convenient way to keep a
tight rein on the president and
regulation writers.
But the deciaion stopped far
abort of handing the executive
branch any lioeMe to run rough-
shod over the wishes of Congress.
and many say it eventually will
lead to even more ~onal
control, particularly over agencies.
The 6-3 ruling does nothing to
curb the legWative branch's basic
power to write law.
What it can't do, the court said.
is write laws that delegate
authority to the president and
agencies only on condition that one
or both houses review specific
decisions and rules and block any
they don't like.
An obvious nspon1e would be
for Congress to be more precise In
what it intends to accomplish in a
new law -holding to itllelf any
authority it ls not willing to part
w ith unconditionally.
The sweep of Thuraday's de-
cision -directly affe¢ng veto
provisions written into at least 56
active laws -illustrates like few
othen the continual struggle for
power between the executive and
legislative branches.
In this instance, the third
branch -the judicial -decreed
that the legislative had grabbed an
advantage over the executive that
the Constitution never Intended.
But rather than finally settle
the ever-simmering question, the
latest ruhng signals the start of a
protracted new struggle as Con-
gress and the executive branch
learn to play on the new field lined
off by the court.
One of the 1trongest critics of
the decision -Democratic Rep.
Elliott H. Levitas of Georgia-did
not quibble with the strictly
legalistic reuoning the court used,
but said it reflected ignorance of
the way government really works
on a day-to-day basis .
Sen. Charles E . G rusley,
R-fowa, described the legW&tive
veto as an unwritten, even un-
spok.en, agreement that evolved
between Congress and presidents
over a 50-year span.
A. Grass.ley aees it, the ememe
of the deal has presidents saying to
Congress: "Give me aome power
and you'll have some curbs and I'll
work with you."
With uae of thoae curbs -
leg\slative vetoes -taken away
by the court, Grualey and many of
his colleagues predict Congnw
will move swiftly to reclaim 101De
.of the power it h.. delegated to
presidenta and federal agencies.
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OrMQe Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 28, 1983 Al
Riot greets Bush in West Germany
Rocks, paint-filled balloons burled at vice president ~smotorcadeby protesters
NATION
Colorado flooding:
worst in _50 years
By TM AllOdated Preti
K.REFELD, Wen Getmany
(AP) -Hundreds of rMlked
youtha ICleamina· anti-U .S.
a1opna battled riot police and
hurled rock s, botUn •nd
p.tnt-fllled baJJoona at Vice~
dent Geoc., Bulb'• JJX>ton:ade
Saturday during celebrationa
aalutin1 German -Ameri~an
friendah.lp.
"Buah IO home!," the rioters
ecreemed. They dented h1I black
Mercedee limou8ine, dam8,ed
three 8Quad can, mlUhed Win-
dows of a bua carryina l\Mllta to a
luncheon for Bush and apla«ered
Nec:lc Delnt on eeveral can. AutMrtU. reported ebout 100
people injured and more than 100
urmted in the two dtjel Bulb
vUdted. Two policemen were hc»-
pltallaid. None of the motorcade
travelen wa lnjured.
Security w• espedally u.ht
durine the elcht-hour vUdt l)e..
cau.e an un,xploded bomb wu
dbcovered · Friday outllde an
A.mer1can firm in D\.llleldorf,
where Buah'a jet landed and
departed.
The ~ demonatration -
involvtnc more than 20 ,000
anti-nuclear p1!0te•tera tn
Krefeld'I maricetplaoe -WU
\"completely peaceful," Police
Chief Ulrich Nordbeck told a news
conference.
"' The violence erupted when
about 1,000 protest.era -many weartna black leather clothe9,
black muka and.helmeta, the 1arb
of Welt Germany's anarch.lat
movement ..;_ lobbed p80line
bombe at police, who routed the
rtoten with clube.
About 200-300 youths wearing
91.milar l'!W later IW'pd toward
Bulb'• mot.ore.de, rlnpd by
police. The prot.etten hurled
pavement none., bottlee, balloon.
fllled with black p.tnt and even
l'me ~yanked from prdena.
The police chief aa1d the mot.ar-
cade wu attacked after taking a
detour becau.e the ortg1nal route ·
WU jammed with pl"Otslen.
Bulh ahruged off the demon-
atratlona.
'"nley are entitled to do thia,"
he a:aJd.
YUMA, Ariz. -Torrenta of water being re1eaad at 10me of
the.-world'a blgelt da:rna are leaving people along the Colorado
River in California, Arizona and Mexico with the wont floodina in
about 50 years, drowninl wildlife and cauaini millions of dollan in
damage. At leut one penon had died in the high waters by Friday,
and Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt uked President Reagan to declare
three counties and several Indian reeervationl'~jor clisaater areas.
Meanwhile, river resldenta dropped their demand that the
government be ordered to atop releuing abnonnal amounta of
water. moetly runoU from record anowmelt, at the 726-foot Hoover
Dam. Lawyer Raymond C. Simpeon told U.S DiJltrict Judp
Laughlin E. Waters in Loe Angeles on Friday that government '-
officials had convinced him the large water releues were
necesaary. But Si:fbpeon said he would file suit 9eeking damages
becaU8e of what he claimed were poor government estimates of
spring runoff in the Colorado Basin.
Arafat aides flee with confidential papers
Klan groups hold rallies
White-robed Ku Klux K1ansmen rallied ln a small Alabama
town Saturday aa blacks marched at a department store le. than a
mile away, and four people were arrested while protesting a Klan
rally in Connecticut. Klansmen ln Arkansas announced plans to
hold a.rally there to reward members for their recruitment efforts.
In Eufaula, Ala., 20 Klansmen handed out leaflets and aolidted
money downtown while a small group of blacks gathered at a K
mart store on the edge of town to urge shoppers not to go inside.
Surgery lor Kentucky governor
LEXINGTON, Ky. -Kentucky Gov. J ohn Y. Brown Jr. was
hospitalized for open-heart surgery Saturday night at the
University of Kentucky medical center. Dr. John Thompeon,
cbainnan of the Department of Medicine, said the decision to
operate was made after tests on the 49-year-old Brown earlier in the
day showed three major blockages in the branches of hi.a heart.
Doctors began the surgery about· a p.m. EDT, said Pattie McClellan,
the public infonnation director for the hospital. The surgery waa
·expected to be completed between midnight and 1 a.m. EDT, she
said.
STATE
Protest ring falls short
LIVERMORE (AP) -About 3,500 demonstrators joined
hands Saturday in an unsucce1Sful effort to encircle a 640-acre
nuclear weapons research center, while comrades arrested ln an
earlier protest fasted in a circus-tent jail in solidarity. Organizers of
the "Hands Around Livennore Lab" demonstration hopM to
attract 5,000 people to fonn a human chain around the sprawling
Lawrence Livennore National Laboratory, which is run by the
University of ~fornia under a federal contract. But they
managed to covfr only three sides of the complex. Holding hands
· and paper ribbons to symboliz.e the support of their jailed comrades,
the protesters remained peaceful and no arrests were reported.
• Teens hurt in plane crash
SAN DIF.GO -Two teen-agers were seriously injured
Saturday when their lisht plane plummeted into a residential
suburb and landed nose-down on a house, authorities said. The
single-engjne ~ 150 Arrow Bat came to rest inside the houae'a
attatched garage. There was no fire and no one on the ground was
injured, San Diego Fire spokesman Denis McNeil said. The
homeowner, Jeannette Crumrine, was out shopping when the
crash ocxurred at 1:40 p.m. ln San Carlos, a hilly suburb 10 miles
from downtown. ·
Plane crashes into vineyard
GEYSERVIl..LE (AP) -A lightweight, experimental plane
hit power lines high above the Russian River Saturday and crashed
into a vineyard, killing its two occupants, officials said. The accident
near Route 128 ocxurred about 9 a .m. shortly after the craft took off
from Cloverdale, acxording to the Geyaerville Volunteer Fire
Department. Identities of the two men had not yet been released by
the Sonoma Co~ty Coroner's office.
WORLD ·
Poland protests Reagan statement
WARSAW, foland -The Communist IO~mment lodged a
stiff protest with the United States Saturday, aocuaing President
Reagan of whipping up tension by calling foe the reatoration of
Solidarity and demanding that he atop interfering in Poland's
"internal affairs." The protest note, accusing the Reagan
administration of striving to .. maintain tension in Poland at all
costs," was handed to acting chief of the U.S. mission, Herbert
Wilgis. The State Department in Washington con.finned the protest
had been received in Warsaw, but spokeswoman Anita Stockman
said "We will not have any comment until we have seen the text."
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) -
Aides to expelled PLO chief
Y ..er Arafat fled their Damucua
offices Saturday with bundled-up
confidential papers, saying they
feared .Syrian authorities would
aelze the documents.
In eastern Lebanon's Bek.aa
Valley, Lebanese radio natiom
reported that Syrian forces rinled
positions held by pro-Arafat guer-
rillaa, who were reinforcing them-
selves with multiple rocket
launchers and artillery.
Syrian President ljafez Aaaad
expelled Arafat from Syria on
Friday, claiming the Palestine
Liberation Organization chairman
slandered his government by ac~ ·
cusing it of backing a
seven-week-old guerrilla mutiny
in Arafat's Fatah faction. The
mutineers claim Arafat haa
bung.led the PLO'a struggle with
Israel.
Arafat's .main headquarters is
now in Tunis, Tunisia, the baR he
aet up after Israeli forces invaded
Lebanon and routed the PLO
from ita power bue ln Beirut la~
last summer.
The guerrilla chief, cut off from
his guerrilla army in Lebanon and
Syria, flew from Tuni9 to Prague,
C%.echoalovalda, where be spoke at
a Soviet-backed international
peace aaeembly.
He 8ClCUled the United States,
Israel and western media of con-
spiring to wreck the Palestinian
guerrilla movement. He pralaed
the Soviet Union and did not
criticiz.e Syria, which depends on
the Kremlin for most of its
military aid .
PLO offices in the Syrian
capital remained open, but guards
were grim-faced and nearly all
senior officiala left taking con-
fidential documenta with them.
"The door is open," said one
PLO official. "But most of the
•valuable . and confidential doeu-
11th plague
• • • v1ct1m 1n
New Mexico
SANTA FE, N.M, (AP) -New
Mexico's 11th plague victim of
1983 -a Navajo woman from the
northwestern part of the state -
waa hospitalized Saturday in Gal-
lup, a state medJca1 official said.
The 45-year-old woman from
the Church Rock area, whoee
identity waa not released, "is in
serious condition with the -pneu-
monic fonn of the plague," said Dr.
Harry Hull , m e d ical
epidemiol<>sist with the New Mex-
ico Health and Environment De-
partment ..
,The woman started out with the
bubonic plagu e, which de-
teriorated into the pneumonic
at.age of the dbeMe, Hull said.
The pneumonic fonn of the
plague, which infects the lungs,
can be spreed by the victim's
IRA claims bombing responsibility ~~Y~t spray into the air
ARMAGH, Northern Ireland -The outlawed lriah Re-and other people can inhale thaee
publican Anny claimed responsibility Saturday for a bombing blitz plague organimna," Hull said.
at a poet office depot that damaged 25 vehicles but ca Wied no "An lnveaw:tion conducted by
injuries. Polia! said raiders broke into the depot overnight in thla the Indian eelth Service hu
ancient ecclesiastical capital and planted 25 bombs in Royal Mail identified '.n known contacts of
delivery vans. At leut 10 firebombs exploded, said Sgt. Avan the woman and they have been
l Goalsworthy of the Royal Ulater Constabulary in Belfast. Anny treated with antibiotial to prevent
diapoeal experts dismantled the others. the IRA claimed them from developing placue
responsltillity for the attack in messages to the newa media in infection," he said.
BeUut. An lnYeltiption to determine
the aou.rce of woman's illnele la ..._ ____________________ _.. ______________________ __,underway,Hullsaid.
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Khalil Wazir, middle, Ya&&ar· is guarded by PLO loyalist guer-
Arafat's top military aide in the PLO rillas in Eaat Lebanon.
menta have been transported out
of Syria ... Some went with
(Arafat) when he left."
Two pro-Arafat guerrillas at
another PLO office, however, said
they expected Syrian foroea to
close down all the guerrilla or-
ganization's officea in Damaacua.
"We expected it to happen
yesterday. Maybe tonight and
maybe they want to wait untq the
anger of the people diea down and
then start har..mg U1 ap.in." said
one guerrilla. who declined to be
idenUfied.
~ -met with A11erian
Foreign Minlater Tael al-Ibrah.lmi,
the third Arab foreign minl8ter to
attempt mediation of
Arafat-Assad feud in as many
days. The Saudi and Kuwaiti
ministers intervened earlier
without aucceaa.
Neighboring Jordan strongly
condenined the ousting of Ar:afat,
calling it an attempt to "destroy
the independence" of the
PLO.Newspaper editoriab in
moderate Arab atatee a1ooc the
. Pel"llian Gulf al9o reacted angrily.
In Beirut, the state-run radio
and privately owned atationa aaid
that both Arafat loyalists and
rebels in the Fatah guerrilla IP'OUP
were oo alert in the Bekaa Valley.
Syrian tanks rinled two main
positiona of Falah force. ln the
Bekaa towns of Jedita and
Taalbaya, Lebaneae radio stations
quoted their corTeSpondents as
saying.
PLO IO~ said the loyalista
were led by Khalil Wazir, known
by h1a code name aa Abu Jihad,
who went to the Bek.aa town of
Baalbek on Saturday to rally
Arafat'• guerrilla.
Wazil: stayed in Lebanon
though diplomatic aources in Dam-
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Arafat peraona al9o instructed
Arafat and Wazlr not to enter
Syrian-held territory in Let.non.
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M~rcos urgedto strengthen de~ocracy . .
Secretary of Sta'te Schultz also praises Phillipines leader I or economic policies
MANILA, Philippine. (IJ>) -Secretary of State George P .
Shulu, in a ge nUe nudge to a heavy-banded leader, urged
Premdent Ferdinand E. Marcos on Saturday to strengthen
democratic institutions in the Philippines.
At the aame time, Shultz prai.ted Marcoe for "oouraaeous
movet" to help the Philippine economy, an apparent reference to a
further devaluation of the country's CWTency.
Shultz made the appeal to Marcos in the name of the "special
relationship" the United States has with the Philippines, beginning
with their alliance against Japan in World War II.
"We fou,ht together in defen11e of freedom and democracy,"
Shula said in a tout to Ma.rooe at a luncheon in the presidential
palace. "Thoee are values that are cherished by our peoples.
"We mw,t continue to defend thoee values when they are
challenged and work to promote and strengthen the institutions
th.at embody them."
The secretary's 24-bour visit to the Philippines, hia first stop on
a four-nation Aaian tour, ia being cloeely watched for signs the
Vatican
editor
• resigns
VATICAN CITY (AP) -The
deputy editor of the Vatican
newspaper resigned today over an
editorial he wrote th.at indicated
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa
was withdrawing from public life.
The Vatican disowned the edi-
torial by the Rev. Virgilio Levi,
which appeared in Friday's
edition of L'Oaervatore Romano
-one day after the pontiff
returned from an eight-day visit
to his ttoubled homeland.
"I confirm what the author has
already declared: That it was a
case of his penonal opinions as a
journalist," said the Rev.
Pierfranco Pastore, deputy
Vatican spokesman. "His resig-
nation has been attepted."
Levi told The Asaociated Press
that the conunentary "was my
personal opinion" but he would
not elaborate on the pu.rpoee or
meaning of the !IOlDetimes cryptic
editorial.
United States.la tryina to improve the human righta situation here.
The Fllipino Roman Catholic \lJerarchy and other critics have
accuaed Marcos of wi~pread repte.ion during his 17 years in
power.
• A church-bued hwnan r1ghta poups called Taak Force
Detainees estimates the number of polldcal prilonen in the
Philippines at more than 900, compared with the Defenee Ministry
figure of about 500.
Opponents of Marcos aocuae his regime of torture and claim
aome of -.the auapected aubvenivee captured in government
operations in rural areu have been eecretly liquidated.
Maroos has admitted a few C8le9 of tortutt but said guilty
eoldien have been pun.lahed. He a1ao aaya many of the torture
charges aired by priloners are part of ~ communist propaganda
campaign.
On Thwilday, Marcos announced a 7.3 percent devaluation of
the peao. He said the country faced "a new kind of danger'' and
called on all Filipinos to help protect the economy.
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Leaden of the four major Italian parties are, top
left, Ciriaco De Mita, leader of the Christian
Democrat Party; top right, Enrico Berlinguer~
leader of the Com.munist Party; bottom left,
Bettino Craxi, leader of the Socialist Party and
bottom right, Giorgio Almirante, leader of the
neo-facist Movimento Sociale.
National elections
today for Italians
ROME (AP) -ltaliana are
expected to hurt the Communist
Party in national elections today
and Monday and continue the
Christian Democrats' postwar
dominance of the country.
Under their new leader,
54-year-old Ciriaco De Mita, the
Christian Democrats aeemed like-
ly to maintain the 38.3 percent
share of the vote they·rebelved in
the last electiona in 1979.
The Communist Party la ihe
largest Marxiat party in the West
and Italy' a second largest party,
winning 30.4 percent of the vote
· four years ago. But the party bas
suffered becauae of feuding be-
tween pro-Soviet factions and
thoee critical of the Soviet Union.
Opinion polls aa:x it may loee up to
3 percent.
In Poland, Walesa refused com-
ment on speculation that fie might
back away from Polish politics,
and his wile dismissed such re-
ports as "nonsense."
Rev. Virgilio Levi, depµty editor of
the Vatican's newspaper, resigned
from the newspaper today after he
wrote an editorial saying Polish
Solidarity labor leader Leeh Walesa
had "lost his battle."
More than 9,000 candidates are
running for the 630 1eats in the
Chamber of Deputies and 315
Senate seats in Italy, which has
had 43 governments since the end
of World War II. F.ach has lasted
an average of eight months.
The Socialiat Party is ltaly'1
third-largest, taking 9.8 percent of
the 1979 vote. The polls suggest it
will increaae its share by 2 or 3
percent.
The Socialiats forced the cur-
rent elections one year ahead of
9Chedule in the belief they could
make substantial gains. But Walesa himseU added fuel
to the speculation by indicating in
an interview with NBC television
that he might step aside in future
talks with the Communist
authorities over union issues.
"The problem ia not who nego-
tiates but what is negotiated," he
said. "It ia not important who
solves problems, (and) if there are
better people to do th.at then okay,
let them go ahead."
L'Qsservatore Romano does not
necesaarily reflect the official
views of the Roman Catholic
Church although it ia publiahed by
the Vatican. But aome Vatican
watchers questioned how the
editorial could have been placed
on the front page without ap-
Fraud plagues Japanese elections
.TOKYO (AP) -It's election
time in Japan, and that means
police are busy investigating hun-
dreds of cases of election fraud and
vote-buying -problems which
have become a part of the coun-
try's democratic tradition.
Last week, defense lawyers
made their final arguments in a
aix-year·long trial in which for-
mer Prime Minister Kakuei
Tanaka is accused of accepting a $2
million '"political donation" to
promote the sale of Lockheed
aircraft in Japan.
Today, voters will re-elect half
the seats of the upper house of
Japan's parliament in the first
nationwide test of Prime Minister
Yasuhiro Nak.asone's strength
since he was elected last fall with
strong support from Tanaka -
who maintains behind-the-ecenes
political power.
Despite public indignation over
the Tanaka case, graft continues to
be conspicuous in Japanese poli-
tics. Vote buying, obstruction of
voting rights and other election
law violations are acknowledged
problems.
Osamu Mitsui, director of the
National Police Agency, was
quoted as telling police officials
last month to be extra vigilant
during this campajgn. Saying
election fraud has become
"vicious, shrewd and pervasive,"
he urged police to cloae in on
violaters even before voters go to
the polls.
Before the votes are tallied in
any Japanese election, hundreds
of people -candidates and cam-
paign workers -are routinely
arrested on election fraud charges.
After April'• nationwide
gubernatorial and local election.a,
the National Polioe Agency in-
vestigated some 12,545 cues of
election fraud and arrested more
than 2,000 people.
"Bribery, as always, was con-
spicuous," accounting for aome 94
penient of the cues, the agency's
report said.
At least $1 million changed
hands, it added, with an average
$26 spent on each vote.
"We're just looking at the tip of
the iceberg," said Teiko K.ihira,
president of the Japan LMgue of
Women Voters. "The clever poli-
ticians -eapedally thoee with
bureaucratic backgrounds -
don't get caught beau..e they
have a system. The others are
careless."
Battle in Thailand to save treasurers
BANGKOK,Thailand (AP)-
A Thai princesff ia leading a
campaign to restore royal palaces,
Buddhist monasteries and other
c:ultural treas~ threatened by
the bulldozers of progress.
''The destruction continues, but
we've come a long way," says
..-chitect Sumet Jwnsai. "There's
a 1Ql. of public conadouaneaa, and
nofl'the movement has a leader."
The driving force behind his-
toric comervation ia 28-year-old
Princes. Sirindhom, one of four
~n of King Bhumjpol
.Adulyadej and Queen Sirlkit,
~tutional monarcll.s.
::: Over the put two ~ears. the .•.
acholar-princem has personally
superviaed a major reetoration of
the Grand Palace, the gold-
en-spired complex which since
1782 haa eerved as the central
palace of the reigning Chakri
Dynasty and which had fallen
victim to time and pollution.
Slmilar work was done at the
Temple of the Emerald Buddha,
housing an ancient jMper image
over which wan had been fought.
Vimam Meek. another royal
residence and one of the world'•
largest teak atructurea, has been
turned into a IDUleW1l after more
than 50 years deteriorating u a
royal 1ior.ge .....
Besides using her own ex-
pert18e, the princeml, becauae of
her royal status, can cut through
government red tape, deter
powerful moneyed lnteres1a and
ralae large 1wn11 for her various
projects.
Architect Sumet, a leading con-
eervation activist, uya the new
awarene. came just in time
becauae the Thala, like other
Aaiana, had al.reedy destroyed
much of thelr put.
In Bangkok. grand homes and
old public buildin&i are beina
rued to make way for hlgh-rille
buUdinp.
:Israeli doctors·f eel eff e~ts of fas ting
TEL A VIV, Iarael (AP) -
Jrundreda of Iaraell doctors faat-ina for higher i-y oolla.-d from
•eel.cnml Saturday and were put
an~ room stretchers and
liven intravenous infuaiona, t.
nel'a pre. and radio aaid.
Iarael radio aald 2, 700 of the
nation'• 4,500 public aervice doc-
ton had jolned the 12-day-old • Jtunaer strike, and that about half
fll tile proc.ten fainted and later
.. ~revived. -)
NewaC" eakl all but four or Ive of l't 28 hotpit.ala had
90PPed edmH""-P9tienta except ~-dire emer.,,a..
I The bolp6tall dilcharaed thOle ~denta who were not en dancer' • .if thlU' Ow. and lnNferred
-._, lllpiow cm. ID the nation's
proval from a high-level official.
Levi. who has been deputy
editor since 1972, wrote in his
editorial that "officially Lech
Wal~ once more leaves the
acene. We can aay that he has lost
hia battle."
About 44 million people are
eligible to vote in the election,
marked by one of the country's
dullest campaigns. Political
analyata said the biggest loeer
could be the Commun.ista.
They have long aought to make
their leader &ttino Craxi Italy's
tint postwar Socialist premier and
hold the key for any nable
coalition.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Organ
t.ransp~ts should be recognized
as the best available therapy for
some eevere liver di8eaees and the
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shown for certain aevere liver
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 28, 1983
It may not be Daniel Boone
lying in that Frankl ort grave
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -
Who's buried in Daniel Boone's
grave?
Chancel are It'• not Daniel
Boone, aaya a doctor who look.a at
old bones for • living.
Although the offldal grave of
the pioneer explorer la in Frank-
fort., he may in fact be burled.in
Mt.our! and the body that was
brought back to Kentucky 138
yean ago may be a black slave,
said David Wolf, Kentucky's for-
ensic anthropologist.
Wolf said Wednesday he baa
found 1everal clues that a plaater
casi of Boone's skull in the
Kehtueky Hiatorical Society Mu-
eeum was that of a Negro. But he
·said the cut -made by the Rev.
Philip Slater Fall the night before
Boone'• reburial on Sept. 13, 1845
-did not reveal enough of the
pe!"1191'l'• head for him to ru.ke a
conclulive deciaion.
Past Milaouri hlstorlana auch u
Jeue P. Crump, a Boone d~nd
ent, have contended that a group
of Kentuckians, led by Thomu L .
Crittenden and Col. Willlam
Boone, retrieved the wrong body
and that the remaina returned to
Frankfort were actually thoee of a
slave. • Boone's wife, Rebecca, died in
1813. When Boone died at the age
of 85 ln 1820, grave diggers tound
the remains of a stranger beside
her ln the MarthasvUle (Mo.)
Cemetery, according to a 1921
newspaper article ln which Crump
was quoted.
The dirt was placed back over
the stranger and Daniel was
burled at the foot of Rebecca'•
grave, beca•• there w• a hUl on
the other side of her, the story goei. And becaU8e of the con-
fusion, aay the Mi9ourlans, a
monument wu placed at the head
of the atranier'a grave ,16 years
later, wrongly identifying it as
Boone'• grave.
Born Nov. 2, 1734 in a 108 cabin
near Beading, Pa., Boone f:int
came to Kentucky in 1767, and
directed the building of Fort
Boonesborough on the Kentucky
River, the state's flrat·permanent
eettlement.
He surveyed and explored Ken-
tucky after the American Revol-
ution, and moved to Mimouri in ·
1799. He died there while visiting
his aon Nathan on Sept. 26, 1820.
If you're a power hungry person,
you may find vactions sickening
BOSTON (AP) -Taking a
vacation eeema like a healthy way
to unwind, but this break from the
hustle of competition ia so unsettl-
ing for people who crave power
that they may risk setting sick, a
study shows.
The research, condµcted on
dental achool student.a, found
striking differences in the ways
people cope with streas depending
on their penonalities.
It al80 found that .ecretiona of
disease-fighting antibodies riae
and fall with the amount of stress
people experience.
"Streas is not so hot for you,"
said Dr. Joan Z. Bocyaenko, one of
the researchers at Boston's Beth
Israel Hospital. "There ia a tend-
ency for everybody's immune
systems to be depreeaed."
But in so'llle situations,
hard-driven, power-hungry over-
achievers fare worae than others.
Relaxing on vacation. aome-
thing that comes naturally to most
people, is hard on the power
see)sen. They miss the sweat and
intensity of struggle in the world
of work or academica.
"Doing nothing during the va-
cation may be as potent a strela for
thoee with high need for power
and inhibition as the experience of
competition itself," they wrote.
· The study found that these
people's d.i8eaae res1stance is ~
pecially low, compared to other
people's, during exams and va-
cationa.
Psychologists have found links
between stress and immune
respomes in experiments on lab-
oratory animals, but little research
had been done in this field on
humans.
The research was directed by
Dr. John Jemmott and conducted
at Beth Israel and Harvard and
Tufts universities. It is publlahed
in Saturday's i&'lue of the British
journal Lancet.
The doctors measured levels of
an antibody called aecretory im-
munoglobulin A in the saliva of 64
first-year dental students. They
took samples at the start of the
school year, when strelB levels
were 4ow. Then they measured
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SA Tl SF ACTION OUAMNTHO e 'Anl"NS MAY YAICY IN IOMI IT~• <>VP 111 ITOMI NATI
Ae Oran~ Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 26. 1983
o.
Public forum was needed
To the F.ditor: staff who supported the original
I Wish to thank the Daily Pilot 1984 closure plan. The results of
tor allowing F.utbluff parents to the district's two-week study con-
COIQmunicate their conoema over firmed that it was not logistically
the surprise announcement two feasible to close F.astbluff School w.eks ago tht Eastbluff School in 1983. _
will to be c:onaidered for cloeure in Credit must also be given to the
1988 lnateed of following the Newport-Mesa School Board. ad-o~ plan for 1984. ministration, and teaching staff
e Newport-Mesa School fQr their years of decUc.ated effort Baud haa bad an outstanding record for holding study 9e88ions in creating outstanding public ·
and public hearings befote making schools which parents feel are
maj>r deciaions: Due to time worth fighting for. Now, with the
limitations, no public hearing was one-year transition ~riod before
to be given for the 1983 closure the 1984 merger wtth Harbor
p~. This resulted in mia-View, some valuable programs at
-o'T.uitx,~a.na-a-Drealtdown--Eastbluf may be saved (such as
in communications which has now the Read.ing..center and computer
been resolved. program for all grade levels) and
Thanla go to the Newport-Mesa poeaibly incorporated into the new
School Board and Dr. John Niooll, school.
superintendent, for listening to CAROL BOICE
F.astbluff parents and teaching Newport Beach
Thanks for fine suppor.t
To the Editor:
The Newport-Mesa Schools
Foundation has just completed a
fund raising campaign at each of
the schools in our district. The
success of this campaign was
documented in Jodi Cadenhead's
"Schools Foundation" article in
the Pilot on Sunday, June 12. AB
she reported, Harbor View
Elementary School contributed
over $20,000 from more than 50
peroent of the parents at the
school. 1bat IChool's succeeaful
campaign is characteristic of the
retUlta attained by many of our .dioola. Contributiona from nearly
ewry llChool f.ar exceeded last
year's results.
We have been gratified in
particular by the favorable
respome we've elicited from the
busineaa community whoee mern-
ben have been more than willin.g
to 811ist the Foundation and to
support ita goala with CQntribu-
ticaa. A few finna have not only
,contributed, they have provided
leaderahip in the statewide effort
to gain passage of nece9S&cy educa-
tion funding legiaJation. Our
Foundation Board of Directors,
that includes individuals from the
bUlinem community is ao en-
couraged by the responae of busi-
nem that the Foundation is direct-
ing its swnmer fund raising effort
toward this major donor potential.
An outstanding example of
Foundation success, is the
response to formation of the
Renaissance Group. Gifts to the
Foundation over $500 qualify an
individual for membership, while
a minimum of $1,000 is required
for corporate membership. To
become a founding member, a
minimum gift of $2,500 is re-
quired. Si.nee this recognition
group was formed six weeks ago, a
membership exceeding 40 has
already been establiahed. Early
response to the Renaissance
Group has been excellent, particu-
larly since many of theee members·
are in the "founding'' category.
The Newport-Mesa Schools
Foundation is becom.ing re-
cognized as a potent force for our
echools. Contributed funds are
being uaed to restore education
programs lost due to inadequa~
funding. Thia community needs a
Schools Foundation, and it has one
that's enjoying a gratifying parent
and community response.
Gifts to the Foundation should
be addreaed to P.O. Box 8464.
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
ROBERT Y. BALL
Director. Newport-Mesa Schools
Foundation
Extension is a resource
To the Editor;
On June 15, 1983, the League of
Women Voters of California and
the Univenity Extension of the
University of California, Irvine,
preeented a day long symposium
''Huard in the Air: Add Rain/
Add Fog." The program portion of
the meeting was handled by the
League while the physical and
mechanical details to care for the
more than three hundred attend-
ees were superbly engineered and
superviled by Ada Mae Hardiman
and the University Extension of
UCI.
Without the careful planning
and skilled execution of all aapecta
of publicity, printing and malling,
provision of food and details of
meeting room and aound equip-
ment, the Symposium would not
have been the success that it was.
The citizens of Orange County
are indeed fortunate to have these
services available to them. We in
the League of Women Voters of
California encourage you and your
readers to take advantage of the
Extension Service facilities and
skilled directors.
MARY JANE MER,RILL,
President
League of
Women Voters
of California
l.M. BDJd!Hell~, neighbor
In the evolutionary chain, the
chimparu.ee is about aa cloee / to
Man aa any other animal? Did I tell
you chimpuu.ees are promilcu-
ot.W'?
The late Impresario Mike Todd
.. WU oonaklerably more than just
ano\ber of Eliubeth Taylor'• hus-
bands. In hia laat year, aa the
primary promoter and practi-
tlonerof an ancient pbiloeophy, be
thorouahlY enjoyed dilpenal for aood Umm of more than $1.5 IDillion. 'That phibophy, aa I
inWpret h from affectionate com-
menta by hia Pl youDI Mike, WU
llmple: "Spend a.heed."
• ec.tof •aoodndna~ now
""" between t300 uid $400.
.. .,_ ... the phone. 1be
.-. ..ad for• llUI*' DUra. She .-Id. I dan"t haw M1 oliwa. They U...-a flew man 1bm to clear up
tbe1ld that he'd dialed the W1'0nl
na....,.andebtdidn'tmlnd. Well,
Jet• .. that ..... ht aid. They
DWI at the cu.out piece and were dllllTMd two weeka later. It hap-
--ln Tulia, Okla., and ia now ltie"2 No. Mee in our Love and
OMHGI COAST
llilyPilat
War man's file labeled "Get It
On."
A manied man ideally should
fulfill four requirements, it once
was said. Be a good husband, a
good father, a good provider and a
good craftlman. Scholars who
study aucb historial matters report
the man only had to fulfill two of
the four to be aodally valuable.
The married woman, It was said at
the time, ideally ahould fulfill
)hree requirements. Be a good
lbouaewtle, a good mis\rella and a
good mother. Butahe actually only
had to tullill two to be aocially
valuable. Not llated then wu any
~ulrement for either to achieve
penanal pls of a philoeophical
Mture.
U you don't want to call lt •
ptmkmto, call lt. p6ckJed pepper .
Sameth.lnc .
The llgn "Beware of Dot'' WM a
ltatua symbol in anc:t.\t Rome.
Actually, It re.cl: "Cave Canem."
'That the houlebolder had •
watchdol lianltied that the houle-
holde.r had" po I I e I rlona worth
guarding.
K.L.--·-· ,......
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Is Israel faking it?
WASHING TON -A faction in
the CIA -admittedly a minority
-believes the Israelis are setting
the stage for a pre-emptive attack
on Syria. In their view, this would
explain Israel's repeated ICal'e
statements about Syrian missiles
and other supposed indications of
warlike intentions by the Syrians.
One secret analysia charges that
the Israelis deliberately exag-
gerated the succeas of their
weapons last year against the
Syrians' Soviet equipment. If this
is true, the question is: why?
Oae example 11 tbe pre98 report
-allegedly dependent on Israeli
military aources -which touted
the Iaraella as having a great new
anti-tank weapon that cut through
the Soviets' top-of-the-line T-72
tank like so much butter. But
several Pentagon sources late last
year began disputing the existence
of any radically new anti-tank
weapon.
Theee 90W'Ce5 suggested that
the laraelis' sua:eea against the
Syrians in tank battles ln Lebanon
was due not to llOl'De magical new
weapon, but simply to the braella'
superior training, tactica and elec--
~ -.-.-u-1-1•-· --
tronic-warrare weapons.1
,
fte secret mlHrtcy opinion by
the CIA akeptica contended, for
example, that "clc.e examination
of the fractures" -the ~
that dlaabled Syrian tank8 -
"reveal that they were probably
not the result of indirect fire.''
The big question, of ooune, is
why the Iar.ella want to make
their victories over the Syriana'
Soviet weapona aeem even more
spectacular than they were.
The aecret CIA minority
opinion, shown to my a.ociatea
Ron McRae and Dale Van Atta,
suggests that puffing up the value
of Israeli technology puta Jen.aaa-
lem in a better bargaining position
with the United States, which
prt!9Wn8bly would welcome any
evidence that Soviet weaponry is
beatable.
On a more devlCH11 level, the
maverick CIA analysts ~
that, by hyping their military
superiority over the Syrians, the
Israeli.a hoped to aucker • the
Kremlln into supplying Syria with
higher-grade Soviet weapons.
Thil wOuld ,;ve Iarael justification
for putting preeaure on the United
Stat.ea to counter the Soviet effort.
Of coune, th.is is what has
happened, though there's no
evidence it waa an Israeli plot. The
Soviets, appalled at the failure of
their weap0nry in Lebanon, have
aent Syria aophi.iicated SA-5
surface-to-air miMiles with hun-
dreds of Soviet technicians to man
them. That gives Israel a potent
argument for more American mili-
tary aid.
Bu oddly, tbe Iaraelis have had
little to uy about a Soviet weapon
that should be of genuine concern:
the "Scud" surface-to-surface
missile. The Scud "has a range of
about 180 miles and could cover
almost all of Iarael from aouthem
Syria."
According to the CIA skeptics,
it's almost as if the Israelis don't
want to let the Syrians know what
really bothers them. Instead,
Jerusalem i.a focusing on the SA-5,
which ls le.dangerous to Israel-
but more valuable as a political
"weapon" to U8e on the Reagan
administration.
FTC WATCH: Interior Sec-
retary James Watt caWled a minor
flurry when it was revealed that
he was sending names of prospec-
tive appointees over to the Re-
publican National Committee. But
he's not the only administration
official who wants a second
opinion on hi.a choices. ·Federal
Trade Commiaaion Chairman
James Miller -an identifiable
George Bush man -has taken to
sending prospective employeea
over to the White House peraonnel
off.ice for a ch.at with Dennis
Patrick, the No. 2 man. for political
clearance. An FTC spo~penon
had no comment.
-A Houae government oper-
atiorui subconunittee is auspic;ious
about FTC Chairman Miller's
attempted "reorganization" of the
agency's regional offices. Subcom-
mitee members wonder why Mill-
er had left ao many regional
director positions unfilled, and
thought maybe it was a deliberate
attempt to sabotage the agency's
operatiorui and justify budget cuts.
Machines are· no threat to mall
I heard a "computer expe. rt"
prattling away the other night on
a network televi5ion talk show
about the way t.h)lt robota are
gol.hg to run things in the next
generation, powered and directed
by the incredibly efficient oom-
putera of the near future.
It aeema clear to rne that the
computer myth hal. beOOlne the
new superstition of ~ur time, and
many people regard it aa they di4l
the alchemists and witches of
medieval days --as eomethin&
almost supernatural that will
"take over'' from humane.
Bat, aa aa)' honest futurist ia
willing to admit, the aole advan-
tage that the computer haa over ua
is speed. ~ ~e acience writer, G.
Harry Stine, points out in his new
book, "The Hopeful F\ature," "A
computer baa the advantage of
being very fast. period. Other-
~·
n-1-10-1-... ---~
,
wile, it's atupid."
It ia, aa he uys, a very larp
adding machine, and nothing
more, which can do only what It la
told. "lt'a a tool, and unle. you
know how to uae it, it )mt Itta
there and eetl electridty .... Cdn-
puters really aren't lnteJliaent in
any ae1'\9e of the word."
While he cheertull'y cxmoedee
that oomputen can be pro-
grammed into playing chem at
varioua levela of expenne.. he
reminda UI that any competent
hwnan player can "bust the
program" by making a cnet1ve
move the machine doem't andd-
pete becauae it hasn't been
prepared for it.
Compt1ten caa amplify hwnan
mtelligence,notcontrolordirect
it. "Creation" is \be unique thing
that humane can do, and that the
bigst computer in the world
cannot: Peter Drucker goes ao far
u to .. y that "the computer ls a
moron," because it can only do
what it ls expliatly told to do --
and the allghtesterror in prosr am-
ming may magnify It.elf a
thouaand times, in an error no
human l>el.ng is capable of per-
petrating.
-Stine relates an amusing true
atory about Dr. John McCarthy.
one of the nation'• leading com-
puter experta, who built a ma-
chine t.e believed to be capeble of
U1embllna a color television set
from a kit --and quickly found out
that hia intelligent computer
couldn't even open the box that
the kit came in!
We are alwaya afra1d of the
WTOng things. We are afraid of
what our machinery will do with
us, when we should be afraid of
what we might do with our
machinery. The machinery is
paaaive until we activate it, and it
is our own activity that makes
~ potentially dangeroua.
In technology, it turns out that
if 90mething can be done, it will be
done, regardleee of its picaible or
robable peril in practical WM!.
Weaponry, for inltance, has be-
come infinitely more fatal ift
modem dme9. largely becaua we
have developed the meana to kill
wholesale. more than the fact that
there ia any real need for it. 'Ibe
smartnea of the computer is far
lees a threat than ~ willfulnem
and wayward.nets of man.
Mexico worries about neighboring strife
~l f~~!!'SNER
MEXICO CITY (AP) -While
publicly rejectina U.S. -.ert1ooa
that politk:al and mllltuy up-
heaval in Central America pmm
dangen for Mexico, defnwe ol-
fk:iala privately expl"f!9 crowtnl
concern that the re8'onal ltrUe
could apill over into thia country.
Pre•ldent Miguel de la
Madrid'• edmiru.tration pubUcly
ecoma Prell.dent Reepn'a warn-
ing of a new domino eUect in
Central Amerk;a. But the mWtary
and comervative Mexiclnl worry
that =hwu.rilmcy in tbm& netah COW\trf.I ociuJd ca...
IOClal In Malm. s...-of llWl'9 .......
prob1ems, bowewlr, there -been no.,.. builct...:t.. The anned
forcee have been to replMll
their antiquated equipment with
lllCnificant ~ abrmd.
1utea•,..,.....Uc10W"Cmay,
defen. oftidall ue conUnulnl to
lobby for lncrel:lld tra1nlnl ln
ant1-ln1ur11ncy and more
w•ponry to control outbnab ol
dvtlunrmt.
"'nwy .,.. concerned 8bout • CJ::::• ~·Uy Jn the <me of ~-=~==-== who apecMH-in M n mm ..
~oon~
plann1na. 'nlly'n tmta1nJf tnln·
Central America as a key a-rt ol a retPooaI mediation effort. The
VOOP takes lta name from the
Panamanian island where the
foreien rniniatera of the four
oountrta fint met in January to
diac\m pell(•• .. kina in the l"ellion· Mexico hM ior., been at oddl
with U.S. foretp policy, offerina •trona 1Upport for NlcantCUa'•
leftilt Sand1nia1a pemment and
for UberaUon movement•
ellewhere in Central America. n.e Muican aowrnment a11o 11
friendly with the Ccmmunilt aowmment of Cuban Pteeident
Fidel c.tro. and It Ml cifftnd to
mediate dlftenncee between
Cuba and Che Uolted Stac..
..... ........... pro-l•ft
atand la put ol • ~
pncdce of WilmC for.tp policy to
dlftu. leftllt mawmmta at
home. That paUc)t la eperiellly
Important durial the c:urret
eoonumlc ~ with nwl1 100
s-c-it lnfllltiGD ..s ""n"""' ot won.. jo6nlq the ..... ol the
chronlc.Jl7 ~ployed Aftd \Wit( .. ..,,...
1btrw haw belli ~t.
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Students getting
a nuclear lesson
WASHlNGTON (AP) -Presl-It big or •small.' We want peace.
dent Reagan and Soviet-leader We have a lot to do: grow grain,
Yuri V. Andropov both have build, invent, write books and
joined the battle for the hearts and make space flights."
minds of America's children on He also invited Samantha and
the wue of nuclear war. her. parenta on a tw04week, ex-
Reagan, in a speech last Nov. 22 pense paid tour of the Soviet
announcing his basing plan for the Union this summer.
MX missile, said: "I am concerned Today's youth also may be more
about the effects the nuclear fear fatalistic than adults.
is having on our people. The most Some 4,700 school, church ~d
upsetting letters I receive are from other groups played a nuclear war
schoolchildren who write to me as game in April called "Firebreaks,"
a class assignment. It's evident created by Ground Zero, an or-
they've discussed the most night-ganizatlon led by former White
marish aspects or a nuclear holo-House strategic arms control ex-
caust in their classrooms. Their pert Roger Molander.
letters are often full or terror. l h 2 000 h. h h l d Well, this should not be so.·• n t e • ig sc 00 an college classrooms where the Andropov, who succeeded the _ &ame was.played, almost half the
late Soviet ·Communist Party young people who assumed the
Chairman Leonid Brezhnev last roles of U.S. or Soviet.advisers
November, also getsietters"from predicted the game's East-West
American schoolchildren. "crisis" would trigger use of
OnewasfromSamanthaSmith, nuclear weapons. Only 35 percent
a 10-year-old fifth-gader from of all players fell that way.
Manchester, Maine, who asked,
"Why do you want to conquer the Most of the controversy has
whole world, or at least our centered on "Choices: A Unit on
country?" and if "you're going to Conflict and Nuclear War,11 a
vote to have a war or not?" -nuclear war course developed by
In a folksy reply, the Soviet the NEA and the Union of
leader reassured Samantha: "We Concerned Scientists for junior
in the Soviet Union are endeavor-high students.
Orang. Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, JuM 28, 1813 4'11
ing and doing everything so that Asked what he learned from
there will be no war between our "Choices," Jay Gr~man. 13, a
twocountries,sothattherewillbe seventh grader at J .C. McKenna
no war at all on earth.... Middle $chool in Evansville, Wis.,
Harold Beedle, center, a junior high school teacher
in Evansville, Wis., is surrounded by students who
.. ..........
take his course, "Choices: A Unit on Conflict and
Nuclear War."
"Nobody in our vast and beauti-said, "Everybody thinks . that
ful country -workers or Russia is the bad guy. We found
peasants, writers or doctors, chil-out thal the T,J.S.A . is just as bad
dren or grown-ups or members of because we're c:toing a lot or things
the government -wants war, be like they are, like making nuclear
weapons, like we dropped the first
bomb ... We got the whole thing
started."
Clasmnate Nancy J eans, 13, aid,
"We learned how many warheads
we had and what our country is
really doing ... I think we should
try to make an agreement with
Russia. It's not right for us to blow
each other up because w e'll all be
dead anyway, and nobody will
win."
Their social studies teacher,
Harold Beedle, 26, was among 47
junior high teachers in 34 states
who tested "Choices" last fall.
After the four-week course,
some of Beedl~'s student.a put
anti-nuclear posters in the win-
dow of a local supermarket .
Blacks fight just like Al rikaners once did Tax cheating, errors
cos~ilig $82 Inillion CAPE TOWN, South Africa The majority of Afrikaner cas-million voteless mixed-race
(AP) -Before they came to ualties were the women and people, many descended from
power 35 years ago, the children who died in the world's liaisons between Afrikanen and
Afrikaners -South Africa's first concentration camps. After other races.
"White Tribe" -were caught in the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902, "We mounted the tiger when
the same kind of struggle for the Afrikaners w ere known as the we fought for control of our
political rights as the nation's "Dirty Dutch ," and Eng-destiny," said Cillie, a confidante
black majority is now. lish-descended whites got the best of Prime Minister P .W. Botha.
Clues to the uncertainty with jobs. "We know we can't be a per-
which this group of 2.7 million The National Party used the manentoppressor of the blacks."
whites still deals with the coun-solid backing of Afrikaners, 58 Breyten Breytenbach, the
try's 21 million blacks may lie in percent of the white population, to Afrikanen' leading poet. has said
the struggle that brought them to take power with a pledge t6 never from exile in France that his
power under the banner of the allow its people to become sec-people's beloved Afrikaans
National Party in 1948. ond-class citizens again. language is dead, rit only for
A small band of Calvinist pion-Afrikaners who remember the tomfstones. _
eers of Dutch, French and Ger-struggle can't avoid being uncom-In an interview, Cillie inter-
man descent triumphed over the fortable about the suppression of preted Breytenbach's remRrk'as a
wilderness and African tribes in blacks now. says Piet Cillie, chair-lament that a once-revolutionary
the last century. When the coun-man of t·h e main language -which developed
try's fabulously rich gold and Afrikaan5-language newspaper from 17th-century Dutch -had
diamond fields put them in the group. now become a tool or oppression
path of British imperialism, they Afrikaners are even more and must become again a force for
fought the Empire to a standstill. sensitive about the country's 2.7 change.
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That may already have started.
In "Magersfontein, oh
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novel that was initially bannedJ
Etienne e Roux tells of an English
motion picture company's attempt
to make a movie about one of the
Afrikaner's biggest victories in the
Boer War. •
All the historical enmity be-
tween Afrikaners and English is
recreated in the fictional film, and
many die when the cast remains
oblivious to a flood that inundates
the film's location.
That flood could be black rule.
The co ntinu ing
Afrikaans-English struggle may
help explain why it has taken the
Afrikaners so long to ·begin to
appreciate black suffering.
In the early 1930s, about
one-third of Afrikaners were
considered poor whites.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tax cheating and unintentional
errors may be costing the government $82 billion in. money
individuals and corporations owe the ms. officials said Thuraday.
They estimated an additional $9 billion is lost from such illicit
90W'CeS of income as gambling, drugs and prostitution.
Philip E. Coates, acting IRS comm.is&oner, told the Senate
Finance Committee that individual taxpayers were responsible for
most of the "tax gap" in 1981 because they failed to report their full
income. t
Coates, filling in for ailing IRS Commissioner Roecoe F.gger,
said an IRS analysis estimated that the "tax gap" grew from $28.8
billion in 1973 to $81.5 billion in 1981. The tax gap is the difference
between what was paid and the IRS' estimate of the correct amount
due.
Of the 1981 total, individuals neglected to pay the IRS an
estimated $75.3 billion and corporations failed to come up with $6.2
billion. ms spokesman Scott WafCle said the government "will now
make every poesible effort to collect" the shortfall throug~
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A8 Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, June 2e, 1983
Socialist Cuba Strives to change 'capitl.list' consumer habits
BY ELOY 0. AGUILAR °'... ,._ HAVANA -~ &lart la one Cubul who
would rather 1ee Prelident Fidel Castro appear in
public without that big dpr.
Ba1ari la the direct.or' of the CUban lnatitute for
Ccnlumer l\efeu'ch, a government agency who.e job
la to make the ._WI of lt.fpply and demand work in this
controlled economy.
It may~ like the workingl of a free market
ln a SocWH• country, but Ba1ari eaya it la all part of
the economic planning of the Cuban government aa it
....... from years of ahortages and eues up on
ratlOnine of atapla.
The inaUtute al.lo tries to change 10rne of the
(Vll!4l•mer habits of the public, including that of
anoki~ CU · .UU ii famous for ita cigan. but Ba1ari
pnfen to have thoee cigars mnoked abroad by
Watt sees more havens
for endangered species
WASHING TON (AP)-Progi-ea is being made
in uvina many endan&ered species, including
whooping cranes, bald eagles and peregrine falcons,
eaya Interi« Secretary James Watt.
In testimony before a Houae Merchant Marine
and Flaheris 1Ubocmmittee, Watt said the number of
active bald eagle nests in the lower 48 states baa
tripled in the put 10 years and the number of
whooping cranes in the wild baa rt.en from a low of 15
to 100. .
He aid the snail darter, the tiny fiah that
threatened to halt the huge Tellico Dam project in
T~. has recovered IO well that the department
:La~ IOOll that it be reclwified from to the le9 .erioua .. threatened" -or
perhaps taken off the protected list entirely.
Watt has been attacked by environmentalista for
alowing the llating of new .peciea aa endangered. but
he told the aabocmmittee that he has emphaaiz.ed
putting tt.aJYerY plans into operation for species
alrelidy listed aa endangered rather than adding new
plants and animala to the list.
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lnalon 8-dl. CA 929441 926411.
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County Clertl of <>range County on May 27. 1983.
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COUNTY CM' tMANOa
In tM ....._ ef ._ AiAe,•t•1 ••a•n of llTTll ANN Wtf •LIR,
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W H EAEA S ll!Tl'IE ANN
WHEELER, petlt'-. h8e fhd a
petition wlttl the dlrtt of 11111 court
tor • dect.e cNnalrlll ~· name from BETTIE-AflN WHEEL£A
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non-Cubans.
Al a result of a campa.lp acafn4t.~. even
c.utro has cut down on dpn, aiccord1nc to Ba1ari, a
non..-noker, and smokinc la frowned upon at many
government meetinp. ·
Cl.prette peckaaea sold ln Cuba carry a warning ~t aaya "SmOk.lna fwma your health.''
"We do not uy that it may be harmful to heel th,
aa they do iii the United Stat.et. We know it la bad,"
Balart said, "and we eay so."
The Wamlni on American dprette ~
says, ''Warning: The Surpon General llu Oe-
termined 'That a,arette Smoking Ia °"1lgerous To
Your Health."
"Only the ona you mnoke ln Cuba kill you,"
laughed taxi driver Pedro Mart1nn aa he smoked an
export cigarette.
Part of the institute'• job. Balari said, la to clwlae
conewner hablta and to provide information to
oanau.mera. Chancinl habits la diffJcult, be added. "We have
solved the problem of nutrition M far aa phyaioJocM»'
needs are concerned, but there are some contndk-
tlonl becauae of the eattna habits of our population."
..... In 1966, alx yeen after the revolution, Cubaiw
conaumed 2,5&2 caJories per capita daily, Ba1ari said.
'"lbat flcuN la now 2,892."
Balari admitted that deaplte procr'e9I the aapply
of bulc and other products "can be monotonoua" althouch the government la trying to offer some
variety.
Consu.men now can alM> find more products
available~ a ''free market" system that allows
them to buy extra quanUU. of rationed products at a
hi8her price.
Th1s appliea to items 9UCh • lf8ina. egp. shoes,
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textilet, clprettea and otben.
. It la the ~t'• aavwer ao the bl-*
market. -' ·
In 1971 there were mly 280 aenertc producta
available, be Mid. "We now have more than 1,300. In
the fttil years after the revolution, a COIWWDll' 1P8ftl
96 centa ot • peao buytna ntioned aooda· Now he
spends only 30 centa,'' llaWi said.
The free mark.et, Balari noted, la \.-d to .-k up
e~ CMh in drculaUon.
Many farm products can allo be oblalned_
directly from rural rnarketa aet up by private farnm'9
who still culUvate nearly 20 per c:.nt of the land.
Ba1ari said hia ~ maintaim a systml of
market aurveya ln urban and rural .,.. that permit
the pernment to "conaalt oorwumen."
''Thia telJa UI what Cubmw think, what they
want, and it helps us .iabllah prioriUea," Balari mid.
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Udo Beyer of East Germa.oy (left) follows through while breaking
the world shot put record, while Carl Lewis wins 400-meter relay.
Fuzzy Zoeller's birdie
on 18 gives him the lead
at Memphis Open. J!2.
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Olympic track
to Scott's liking
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BY CURT'SEl!:DEN on...._,... ...
LOS ANGELES -Steve Scott
tested the new Olympic track at
the Colileum SatUrday and found
it quite satisfactory -to the tune
of a winn1nc 3:39.45 ~ffort in the
l ,500-meter race against the Ger-
man Democratic Republic.
But what puzzled the former
UC Irvine distance runner was
the abeence of other int.emational
distance 1peciali1ta at the
Tlmes/T .A.C. Summer Games.
Scott. the American record
holder in the 1,500, uaed a 52.9
over the final 400 meters to nip
the GDR's Andreu Bu.lee. A final
kick over the last 40 meters de-
cided thingJ.
"I'm very surpriaed that some
of the other top international ath-
letes didn't show up," admitted
Scott ·afterward. "It'• vecy Jm ·
pori,mt (or imagery. I really think
thoee IUYB are going to be at a
diaadvantage (come next summer
at the l~ Olympic Games
here)."
One international standout who
wu there and won't be at a
disadvantage was E.ut Ger-
many's Udo Beyer, who aet a
world record in the shot put with
a 72-10~ effort.
Despite Beyer's effort, the
Americans took a 108-100 lead
over..the GDR (F.ast Germany) in
the two-day dual meet which
concludes today.
Buoyina the U.S. were high
jumper Lou.lie Ritter and the U.S .
women's 400-meter relay team.
which .et American records, and
Mary Deck.er, who won tbe
women'• 1,500-meter race with a
3:59.43 clocking -the fastest
time ever on American soil aod a • 11
mere hatt-aeoond off the U.S . re-
cord she 11et in Zu,rich, Switzer-
land in .} 980.
The crowd of 15,829 at the
Coliseum was treated to some
exciting fi.nalea in the dual meet
between F.ast Gennany and the
U.S. and then sat back and watch-
ed standoots from around the
world compete in the Inter-
national Summer Games portion
of the meet, wruch also concludes
today.
Meanwhile, American Dave
Laut figured he had first place in
the shot put with a 71-9 heave,
but Beyer awakened the west end
of the Coli.sewn with hia mighty
effort.
"I had an idea it would take a
world· N!COrd to win this meet,"
noted Laut, who had three TAC
shot put championahipe \mder' bis
be)t coming into the meet. "Udo'a
first three throws didn't look too
threatening. On his big throw, I
saw that it wasn't comin« down
on the 20-meter mark. and I Mid,
'Oh brother!' It ia difficult to
throw 71-9 and loee. I mean. 71-9
im't stinking the lace up.''
Noted Beyer: •fr hurt my foot
two weeks ago -I fell into a hole
and twisted my ankle. I phoned
my wife and she said, 'you can do
it (.et the record)'."
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Grich.,_ Downing find t-he--range in 9-2'victory
Noted Scott on his victory: "I
saw Bulee'• shadow with 50
mete.rs to go, and I wasn't too
surpri8ed that he WU there. I
went all out at the top of the
st:ra!ght and he was right with me
all the way down the stretch.''
Decker called her effort ''the
smartest race I have run in a long
time." She wu given a at.rang
challenge by F.ut Germany's
Chrl8tinane Wartenburg, but
pulled away in the cloRng 150
KANSAS CITY. (AP) -Spac.ious
Royals Stadiuin has daunted many a
home run hitter, but Bobby Grich and
Brian Downing had no trouble reaching
the fences Saturday night.
Grich belted two homers and Downing
aluged one as the Angels rolled to a 9-2
victoryoverKamu Gty.-
"Usually we come in here and score
two, three or four runs, but in two of the
three ~ we acored seven and nine,"
said Grich. "rm glad to see that. It's more
exciting to play, too. I hate those 3-2
games. They're boring."
The Angels won Thursday night's
game 7-2 before falling 11-3 to the Royals
Friday night.
On TV today C••••el 5 at Jl:S••·•·
"The story is that last night we got good
pitching and we won," said Kansas City
Manager Dick Howser. "The night before
and tonight we didn't get good pitching
and we lost."
The Angels, who remained one-half
eame behind first-place Texas in the
American League West, have been
plagued by injuries, but a victory in
today's lel'ies finale would give them a 6-6
road trip.
Rod Carew, returntne from a
thn!e-pme at.nee due to a ti.ck injury,
added three singles to raille hil American
League-leaclin8 average to .413.
The Angels pounded three Kansas City
pitchers for 17 hita, enabling Mike Witt,
4-5, to win his first game as a starter since
Wilander stunned by Tanner
McEnroe, Lendl, Navratilova roll into final 16 at Wimbledon
WIMBLEOON, England (AP) -Ralcoe Tan-"I have been working very hard in the lalt six
ner, the big server who slipped down the tennis months to gear my game to get better and better on
rankinp. came thundering back Saturday to upset grass, becau.se for me Wimbledon is what tennis is all
Mats Wilandef' of Sweden and reach the final 16 in about," Tanner said.
the Wimbledon championships. He added he played Wilander like he U8ed to
'the 31-year-old left-hander slammed 19 aces play Borg.
put his 18-year-old opponent, who was seeded fifth, "I was able to anticipate Mats' shots because he is
and won 6-7, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4. so like Borg in many wa)'B. F;special.ly on the
Tanner was one of the most exciting players in backhand~ shots, they are identical," he said.
the wqrld in 1979; when he was runner-up to Bjorn Tanner's booming services began to knock
Boq at Wimbledon. Right now he is ranked 140th in Wilander sideways in the third set. He uncorked two
the world and prior to Wimbledon he had won only aces in the last game of that set. "'
four matchel this year. The American stepped up his service u the
Another surprise winner was 23-year-old Rob-mat.ch neared its climax and aced Wilander five times
ertVan'tHofofDa.l.las, Texas, who upeet llth-teeded in his lalt four service games.
Johan Kriek 6-3, 7-6, 6-1. Kriek. South African born and a resident of Other third-round winners were Bill Scanlon,
Naple9, na., said he bad not been feeling well. He the 14th teed, Pat Cash of Australia, Mike Leach and
later pulled out of a men's doubles match. Sandy Mayer.
The big guns of the men's competition went Scanlon defeated Tim Gullik.son 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 and ....._...,..... earned a meeting with McEnroe in the next round. _.... .. on. John McEnroe, the second seed, battered Brad Of the original 16 men's seeds, only seven
Gilbert 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 and Ivan Lendl, teeded third, reached the lalt 16. Two, Jimmy Arial and Gene
eliminated Jakob Hlasek, an exiled CU!Ch who lives Mayer, withdrew before the tournament bepn
in Swiberland, 6-1, 6-2, 6-7, 6-4. becau.se of injuries. Seven more have been gunned
Jimmy Connon, defending champion and top down in the fierce competition of the first week.
last Aug. 23. Witt gave up six hits in aeven
lnninp before yielding to John Curtis.
The Angela opened the game with a
pair of runs in the first inning off Keith
Cnel, 0-3, on a lingle by Carew and
Downing'• fourth home-nmofthe-aeuort.
They made it 3-0 when Grich led off the
second with a homer.
Grich'• eighth homer of the aeuon
made it 4-2 in the fourth inning, and the Anaela broke the game open in the filth
with three runa against Bill Castro. .
(See TRAC&, Pqe BZ)
-Du-dgers
squeeze
Astros, 2-1
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Whenever Ron Roenicke appeen
at the plate with a runner at third
and le11 than two out, he alwa)'B
looka for the bunt liln-
"I can bunt the ball and Tommy
(Manager Luorda) knows that,''
sald Roenicke, whose
buea~loeded bunt single wt th one
oot in the bottom of the 11th
Saturday night produced the
winning run in Loa Angeles' 2-1
victory aver Homtcn. It waa the
Dodgers' teventh victory without
a lam over the Aatroe t!Ua 8em>ll.
''Sure, there'• a risk callina a
squeeze in that situation,"
Roenlcke u.ld. "I bunted the bell
a little too hard and the play W81 •
cloee at home."
Pedro Guerrero, who bad four .
of the Dodgers' 11 hita, ICOftd the
winning run. barely beatine b-: Ina pitcher Bill Dawley'• \mder'-hand throw to the plate.
Guerrero alnaled with one out
off Dawley, 5-2, who came on in
teed, had already reached the lalt 16 Friday. Martina Navratilova, runaway favorite to retain
~ Tanner, the cannonball server, handed a grass herwomen'acrown,aervedandvolleyedherway toa ............
Third lffd Iva~ Lendl amuhea return Saturday
the 1eventh, and went to third
when Mike Manhall douNecf.
Steve Yeqer' was walked inten-
tionally to lOlld the bMel and. on•. ·
1-0 pitch with Guerrero breUinc ·~
on the tuiclde .. ueeae. Roemcke •• bunted in front of the plate.
Tom Niedenfuer, 4-0, who
pitched the 11th. WM the wlnrwr. .._
b
1J
court ie.otl to Wilander, who was trained on clay and 6-2, 6-1 victory over Mirna JaWIOVeC of Yugoslavia for
m8de hil reputation aa a bueliner. a place in the lalt 16.
·.
during victory over Switzerland's Jakob Hlasek.
t
t • r
b
Succe11f ul dehut for Crandall
S..ttle. playt.na '" tint pme II under Manapr Del Crudall, aot
flnt.-lnnlna RBI atnalee from IUekJ
NellOa and P•t htum and went on to -
map an elaht-pme 1m.l.ng atre&k by defe.tJ.nc
Toronto 6-2 Saturday night. Winner Jim Beattie,
0-6, ecattered eeven hita in 6 M lnnJnal, •triking
out alx and walk.Ing one . . . El.tewhere in the
American League, Milwaukee, held to one hit
Lachemann given
boot by Mariners
From AP dJapatclles
SEATI'LE -Del Crandall was a named Saturday as manager of the
Seattle Mariners, replacing Rene
Lachemann, who was fired earlier in
through seven innings,
erupted for seven runa in the
eighth, keyed by Ned Yo1t'1
two-run pinch aingle, and de-
feated Cleveland 7-2. The
victory went to Jim Slaton,
7-2, who pitched four i.nn1nga
of hitleu relief ... BUI Stela
drove in four runs with a pair
of singles and Fruit Taaana
and .folm Batcller combined the day, and veteran pitcher Gaylord Perry was
designated for assignment by the ·team that
currently has the worst record in the major
leagues.
MATTll for a six-hitter as Texas won its
In a press conference, club owner George
Argyros said he and President
Dan O'Brien had met Friday
with Crandall in Albu-
querque, where they cuJ.
minated negotiations. ·
Crandall, who managed
the Milwaukee Brewers from
1972 through 1975, has
directed the Pacific Coast
League Albuquerque Dukes,
the Los Angeles "Dodgers'
fifth atraight, 8-3 over Oakland, and remained in
first place the the West Diviaion ... Carltoa Flak
homered and added three aingles to lead LaMarr
Hoyt and Chicago to an 8-3 triumph over
Minnelota ... Steve Kemp drove in three runs
with a homer and a double and New York went on
to beat Boston 4-1 ... Cllet LemoD knocked in five
runs with a pair of homers and Do•1 Bair earned a
victory in his first appearance with Detroit to lead
the red-hot Tigers to a 9-3 win in Baltimore.
Detroit has won three straight and 22 of its last 30.
Allanta crushes Cincinnati
uc....._ Class Triple-A farm team, the
past six seaaons.
While with the Brewers, Crandall's team
finished sixth the first year and fifth the following
three seasons. He won PCL titles with Albu-
querque from 1978 to 1982, and the Dukes were in
second place this season.
Bob Horner drilled a three-run Ii
homer and Dale Murplay, Jerry
Royater and Cllrla CllamblJH collected
three hits apiece to help Atlanta rout
O'Brien also 81Ulounced that Perry and
shortstop Todd Cruz were taken off the roster of
Cincinnati 8-2 Saturday night in National League
action. Homer's 13th homer of the season keyed a
four-run first inning that sent the Braves to their
third straight victory over the Reds ... In other
National League action, Dale Berra and Jason
the American League club designated for
assignment, which means they picked up
by another team.
To replace Cruz, O'Brien
were bringing up Spike Owen, fl'i'ii""""..._.
City of the PCL, the Mariners' farm club.
O'Brien said a replacement for ~~.._.nfi.
ably would be determined in the next 24 hours.
Tltompsoa each homered to
highlight a 13-hit attack as
Pittsburgh won its seventh
straight by stopping slumping
St. Louis 10-3. The l08S was the
Card.inala' fifth straight, their
longest losing streak since' 1981
. . . Tony Gwyu'a two-out
single in the eighth inning
drove in an unearned run and
Perry, 44, wu 3-10 with a 4.94 earned run
average thia aeaaon. He registered his 300th career
victory last seaaon. HOMP lifted San Diego to a 3-2
decision in San Franciaco. The
Giants had not made an error in 29 inning before
they made two in the eighth to help San Diego
break a tie . . . ltevlD Gron, making his
major-league debut, and WlWe Bel"D8Jlde1 com-
bined on a six-hitter ~ lead Philadelphia past the
New .York Meta 4-2. Grua went .6~ innings,
allowing two runs on five hits, while Hernandez
posted his fourth save ... Co~tive doubles by
llyne Sudber1 and BW Bacber snapped a
12th-inning tfe and the Chicago Cubs went on to
defeat Montreal 2-1. The victory snapped a
six-game losing streak for Chicago.
Quote of the day
"The main point of the motion was that
thia is the fans' wish, they're the kings -
they pay the players' salaries. The eaence of
sport is to have a winner and a loaer." -
Quebec Nordlques President Marcel Aabat
after the National Hockey League Board of
Governors voted 14-5 to use a five-minute
overtime period to break ties during the
regular seaaon.
Zoeller grabs lead
at Memphis Open
MEMPIDS, Tenn. (AP) -
Fuzzy Zoeller lipped out a chip
for an eagle, then tapped in for a
birdie on the final hole, finishing
off a 5-under-par 67 that
provided him with a one-stroke
lead Saturday after the third
round of the Memphis Claaaic.
Z-oeller, a former Masters
champion who is enjoying the
best aeaaon of his career, com-
pleted 54 holes over the 7 ,249
yard Colonial Country Club
course in 203, 13 strokes under
par.
Chip Beck, who played in the
last threesome with z.oeuer,
broke into a canter around the
18th green after he holed a
35-40-foot putt from off the green
for eagle-3. Beck, who had led the
first two rounds in hi.a quest for
th~ first title of his career, was
one shot back at 204 alter the
eagle completed a round of 71.
"l had a gut feeling about it."
Oka'moto
keeps lead . ~
1n tourney
PITTSFORD, N.Y. (AP) -
Ayako Okamoto, the leader of the
Rochetlter International from the
first round, withatood a strong
challenae (roan Donna White to
lead the Ladies Profetaional Golf
A9oclation event Saturday by
two strokes after the third round.
Okamoto, who started the
round three &hots aheed of White,
reepo1aded to White'• cou.rw re-
cord-tytna 8-under-par 66 with a
apark.Unc round of 67 for a
M-bcW tacal of 206, 10 under par.
Wbite tied the l"flCIOl'd 9et IMt
yeet by JM 8tephen9on·over the
6,US2-yard Loc:\.wt Hill Country
Club coune. Her back nine am.
of three bUdiee. one botieY and
fiw pan -all In a row to flnJah
the round -ldt White with an
acp"ept.e 11:iore of 208 and a com-
fortable S-ehot ~ over Lauri
Pet.erlOn, who ~t 68 to finiah at
6-wxler 211 .
Janet And•raon matched
Okamoto'• round of 67 to pull into
a four-way tM for fourth at 212
with Jane BlaJock. LeW11 Cole
and Bick~. Kathy WM alone at
3-unct.r 2ll. one mot &heed of
Vidd ..... mid Beth Daniel.
Whit• emeried H th•
challftCer with oonNCuUve
bbd"9 on the ~ and third _ ~~-~::::.bofare
.. . . ..
Beck said. "It's luck to make it,
but I had that feeling. Man, that's
exciting, particularly since
nothing seemed to have gone
right for me most of the day."
He was tied with Larry Mize,
also at 12 under par. Mize shot a
69 in the hot, humid weather.
Mike Sullivan and Tom Purz1er
were next at 205, 11-under 81\d
only two shots back going into
toda)"s final round of the chaae
for a $72,000 first prize. SWlivan
shot a 67 and Purt.zer had a 68
that included 31 on the back nine.
J .C. Snead, with a 68, and John
Fought, with a 70, were at 206.
Tim Simpson and Sammy
Rachels followed at 207. Simpeon
shot 68 and Rachel& 69.
That placed nine men within
four strokes of the lead with 18
holes to go. Larry Nelaon, who
won the U.S. Open title last Mon-
day, was not among them. Nelaon,
in the cbue for the first 45 holes,
played hia back nine in 38 and
WU six back at 209.
Defending champion Ray
Floyd and Lee Trevino were far
back at 213. Floyd had a
third-round 74 and Trevino
matched par 72.
Z-oeller, the 1979 Masters cham-
pion, won the Heritage Clamlic
earlier thia leUOn and lost in a
playoff at the Colonial National
Invitation at Fort Worth, Texas.
He started the day three atrokes
of! the pace, but ripped the front
side in 32 and took the lead at the
tum.
Johnston joins
three-way tie
CALGARY, Albma (AP)
8W Johnston bird.led three of the
LMt four hole9 Saturda.y to finilh
1-under-par and Join Rod
Funleth and Don JU\Ult)' In a
three-way tie for tint piece after
three rounda ol the Peter Jacbon
aenlon aoll toumamenl.
Fwwet.h and January. tied at
7-under before S.tu.rday'a plaj,
shot even-par to st.y two atrokee
aheed of Mille!' Barber.
Barber defied the C'lltlna
windl by shooting a 7-under-par
84 to tie the coune record and
11ab aeconc1 place enterine
IOday'1 final round of the tow'·
nam.nt tor OG-or-..o&dtr pro.
hwmalt.
RobBto DtVJicenr.o botlied lhe
181b hole to tiNlh 2-ovw tor st. day and ,_.....,. alter M holll.
He ... w wtth am eown..
wbme 70 S.tunt.y w. orw
~ aaly four tub-par ....
on the wtnd..-.pt oowm.
Wendy Wyland
TRACK. • •
From Page 81
meters, completing the final 400
in 1:00.3.
The American men won eight
eventa against the Eut Germans.
Among them was a Carl
Lewis-led 400-meter re.lay vic-
tory. Lewt. put on a. powerful
stretch run to ovetake Eut Ger-
man anchonnan Frank Em·
melmann aa the U.S. quartet was
clocked ln .38.71.
"I'm glad I'm not doing any-
thing else In this meet -that was
an exhausting leg," Lewia ad-
mitted. "I knew the Germans had
a very good team. I felt that I had
to take the responsibility for any
mistakes made during the race
since I am the TAC champion."
Ritter'• 6-6 ~ American record
in the high. jwnp broke the old
mark of 6-6 eet in 1982 by Coleen
Summer.
Edwin Moees. meanwhile, won
the 400-meter hurdles in 48.46 to
atretch his streak to 76 atralght
v'.cioriea in that event.
"The track was~ becauae of
it be1na ., new,"I ~uect the
IApna Beech raiident. "I W81
not ooncentratlnc 100 petcerlt
IOday. But I was never concemed.
I ran a CQlllel'Vadve race."
The U.S. women'• 400 relay
tMrD of Allee Brown, Diane WU·
liaml, Chandra Cheeeeborouah
and l!Yelyn Ashford clocked •
41.83 to aet the other American
record.
Laier. ln the lntemadonal
Swnmer Gamee, Brown • ca-
reer-bemt 11.08 to win the
women'• lOO·meter daah. The
time Ued her for the third-bmt
~~~ ........
Tbe U.S. UC> Ft • vk1.ory in
I.be IMl\'I lOOr• Al Mlller of
&.c:runn1to Qty eon... beet
Darwtn Ccdl of USC In f0.29.
Baaeball today
1918--The Cleveland lnd1anl won
nwnber1 on thttr IMvte ln • cune ap1JWt
the OUca,o White Sox, marklnc tbe tint
time major-leque playen were Identified
w1th nUDiben that oorretpond to a acotteard.
Thirteen yean went by befott lt happened
again.
lfHS2-Earl WU.On of the Bo.ton Red
Sox pl\ched a no-hitter and beat the Loe
Angeles Angela 2-0 at Fenway Park.
1970-Frank Roblnaon hit two
t>ue.-loaded home runa for the Baltimore
Orioles ln a 12-2 victory over the Senators at
Waahington. 1976-Shortatop Toby Harrah
played an entire double-header for the Texas
Rangers again.at t.he Chicago White Sox
without handlJ.ns a batted ball
Today's birthday: Outfielder Bill Rob-
Jnson of Philadelphia ll 40.
Invaders clinch division title
Fred Beaua puaed for 227 yards EB
as Oakland capitalized on Boston ••l mistakes for a 17-16 United States
Football League win over the Break-
ers. The victory clinched the Pacific Division
crown for the Invaders, who have a 9-8 mark.
Boston, 10-7, still has a slim chance to win a
wild-card playoff spot ... In another USFL game
Saturday, tight end Sam Bowen caught eight
paaees for 139 yards and Tltomaa Lott, playing
because Beracllel Walker had blurred vi.lion, ran
for 110 yards and scored on a three-yard burst to
lead New Jersey to a 21-14 victory over Arizona.
Walker, who missed three offensive series in the
first half and didn't play in the third quarter after
he was poked in the right eye, finilhed with 33
yarda on nine carries to boost his league-leading
rushing total to 1, 738 yards.
U.S. stars romp past Japan
The United States all-stars rapped II out 13 hits, including a home run by
pitcher Doa1 Henry, and beat the
Japanese all-star 9-1 Saturday in the
opening game of the U.S .-Japan Collegiate
Baseball World Series at Jingu Stadium in Tokyo.
Down 1-0 in the third, the Americans went ahead
2-1 on a two-run homer by Henry of Arizona State
in the third and led the rest of the way ... Carlie
Tapp won his first career title after six years on the
Professional Bowlers Aaeociation tour with a
229-208 victory over Wayne Webb in the final
round of the Seattle Open. Ta~ 31, of South St.
Paul, pulled away from We6l>With four strikes in
the fifth through eighth frames ... Americans, led
by lteuy Roberta, took four of the first five place6
in the 53rd Dutch G~and Prix motorcycle race in
Assen, Netherlands ... Paala S111tlb and Candy
Reynold•. one of the world's top doubles teams,
have been named to the United States Federation
Cup tenn.fs team that will defend its title in Zurich,
Switzerland next month.
Wyland defends
I 0-rneter title
OObORAOO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) -Wendy
Wyland rallied from a poor start to post the tUghest
score ever by an American woman in 10-meter
platform diving and succeufully defend her cham-
pionship at the National Sports Festival Saturday.
On the first full day of competition in the annual
gathering of America's top young amateur athletes,
the semifinals in boxing were marked by upsets. as
three defending champions were beaten, while
national Golden Gloves ch.amp Jeme Benevides and
world lightweight champ Pernell Whitaker won.
Wyland, an 18-year-old from Mission Viejo,
qualified for the U.S. team In the Pan American
Games by scoring heavily on four of her last five dives
to roll up a 459.66 total, three points better than her
old U.S. mark.
Her Miaaion Viejo teanunate, Megan Neyer. was
aeoond at 410.46, and alao earned a Pan Am berth.
Diving la one of five sports using the festival to chooee
Pan Am aquads.
Wyland, the world champion on the 10-meter
tower, won the event at last year's Sports Festival in
Indianapolis and was tope in preliminaries Friday.
On Saturday at the Air Fon.-e Academy pool, she
fell behind in the early mandatory-dive rounds as
Kim Engel, of Miami, Fla., forged into the lead.
largely on the strength of her second dive, when she
received three perfect scores of 10 and aeveral 9s.
Wyland had just one 10 all day. on her third dive,
but exploded in the late going with her optional
routine.
Engel faded in the late rounda and finished
seventh of the eight divers.
In the boxing aemitlnals, Al Evans of Chicago
stopped defending super-heavyweight champ Craig
Payne of Llvonia, Mich., at 44 seconds of the first
round. A right hand dropped Payne for the
three-coutit, and the referee then stopped the bout.
At 106 pounds, Paul Gonzalez of Loe Angeles
OCC's 65-foot yacht Alaska Eagle
will be the communications vessel
for the 1983 Transpac race.
Orange Coast
yacht to escort
Transpac race
...
Orange Coast College's 65-foot yacht, Alaska
Eagle. has been seleCted by the Transpeci.fic Yacht
Club to serve as the eacort and communications ve.el
for the 1983 Transpac race which geta wlder way July
2. The race starta off Loa Angeles Harbor and finishes
aome 8to12 days later off Diamond Head on the Wand
of Oahu.
Several montha ago Dick Steele, commodore of
TPYC, contacted Dave Grant. OCC's deam of student
affain and director of the college's aailing academy,
about the poeaibllity aa using the Alaaka Eagle as
communications vessel for the 2,225-mile race.
Steele was impreseed with the F.agle, which was
donated to OCC last sununer by Neil G. Bergt,
founding president of Alaska International Indus-
tries. The 55,000-pound yacht is valued at over a
million dollars and has sailed around the world
two-and-a-half tl.me8. lt won the Whitbread Around
the World Race in 1978 and aJao sailed in last year's
Whitbread classic.
"Dick was impressed with Alaaka F.agle's
strength and speed. He issued the invitation and we
were delighted to ~pt." said Grant.
Grant, who has sailed in the Transpac in four
previous races, will sail the Eagle, assisted by five of
his advanced sailing students and two sailing
instructors.
Alao on board will be Grant Baldwin. chairman
of this year's race, and Larry Somers, corrununica-
tiona officer for the race. The boat is being uaed at no
expense to the college. OCC staff memben are using
vacation time to make the trip.
DUri.ng the race. TPYC officials will monitor the
racing boats with a daily rollcall. They will then radio
positions back to the mainland and to Honolulu for
the benflt of the media and race followers.
Grant said Alaska F.agle will sail with the Claas B
yachts, monitoring yachts spread out over thousands
of miles of the ocean.
Today's TV, radio
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11:30 a.m . (2)-GOLF-Final round act.ion in
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1:45 p.m. (7}-NATfONALSPORTS FE.WIVAL
-More than 2,700 athletes compete in the
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upset defending champ Bryan Joneson points, and in .--------------------
the 139-pound claM Vlncent Webb of St. Lou.is
decisioned defending tJtle-holder Jerry Page of
Columbus, Ohio.
No boycott expected
for 1984 Olympics
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The overall leader for
International Olympic 1porta fedentlona pred.k:ted
Saturday~ would be no boycott of the 1984
Games In Loi~ and more nadont than ever
before would have entriea.
Or. Primo Neb6olo of l&aly, ~t of the
International federation for tnds and fte1d who alto w• •leded • overall Jeadel' for lhe Yartoul
federatlona In Olympic •J>Ortai alto lakl thle prep-
aradona In Loa Anplea could •t a ~t far
future Gama
NebK>lo aid, "I am confident that all countries
will aJ11W hen to compete. I am alto aue of record
partldpation wit.h 140 to 150 nadonueprwnted."
He Mid the preytow hAch WM 119 natlonl ln ~
1.974 Oame1 at t.lwUch, West Gennaoy. Then were
boycotll by eome nationt both at.Montl'91 in 1978 and
• MOICOW In 1980.
"1 l&ate oftldally that all Olympic ,..,.tllnl
will~~·"
I.be ~~=-~1ncx:.~.r=w:
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37 lO .552 3' l4 .500 311')
31 l3 ..... •"'I lO 36 .455 ,.,.,
JI JI .449 7
27 42 .391 11 lnlnlilY'• ._..
OMllr'I 2. Houston 1 (11 lnnlne•> Plfhllureh 10, St. Loula l
ftlllled'llP'llol 4, New York 2
San Oleeo 3, Sen Franclac:o 2 Atlente t, Cincinnati 2
CllkaoO 2, Molm'MI 1 (12 lnnln01)
T•Y'aGMw H-ton !Scott J·l) at ~ (Pana
6'-2)
PllllHelPllle IOennv S-4 and Fer,,,...
0-41 at ~ York IS.var 5·6 end Torrti 4·1), 2
Chlaloo (Holft 0-3) at MOntr•I (Lerdl 1·0)
Altenta (Nlekro 2·61 at Cincinnati
(Pllatore 2·" Plll'atlufefl IRhoOtn 4·7) at SI. Loula (Alafl:l-7)
Seft D"9o ( LOiier 3·4 and Sl'low l ·a) at Sen Franclac:o !Hammaker 1·3 and L•WI•• 7·7), 2
AMEIUCAN Ll!AGUI! .,....,, Re¥•1
CAU~GaMA KANSAS CJTY Mlrlllll Mlrlllll 6130 WW..,,et 5100
5000 UWlllfnu JOIO s 2 :i 1 'Miiiea • o 1 1 3, 2 3 Mdt .. dl'I • 0 I 1 • I 2 , Alk-lb • 0 2 0
5011 Geronmrl "3000
5 2 2 2 Rcitlemll 0 0 0 0
4030 SlllrldanM 200 0
5 I I 0 Waltlen rl I 0 0 0
'"'lrnkY lb 4 I 0 0
Slauefll c 4 0 I 0 41t17f T.... >4262 sar. ........ C.... 2M I• __ ,
~°"' . ----, 0-Wlntllne H I -Dowftlno m. E-Ademt, Gndl. Op.....(:.ilfornla 1,
K-• Cltv 2. LC>e-Cetlfof'nle 10, Klllltet Cltv I. 29-A*-, Melt ... LYM, ~ )~~Hit~ 141, Grldl,
ltl. S6 WW1llotl CU I. • "ltlR .. so ~
Witt W,4·5 7 6 2 0 6
Cunla 2 000 0 ~·Qty
C,,_ L.0-l >2-> 7 4 4 2
C.•lro I 3331
'"food • 1-l 7 2 2 0 l HIP-Adell\I (llY Curro). T-2:4&. A-
.0, 125.
blleln I. A'I J
l)ekJellcl 002 00 I OOD--l 6 0 THU 050 300 00x-t 9 2 Kr-. a.k.,. (2), COfW'OY (4), .Jontt
(6) ancl l(aemey, Sunc!llWt, T-.
Butc:Nr 11> Md Sundllw1, W-T-. l-1.
L-ftr.....,., 6·6. S.-lulcller (41.
Hlt-<>elltencl, LOON1 (9), A-22, 112.
.,_..,,~,
c,.....,., ., 000 ......, ' 1 Mllw!Mlbe • ooo m-.-1 1 o EICf ..... 1«, Heaton (I), ~ (I) and leftdo; MClClurt, "$19ton (6) and Sim·
rnon•. Yoar. w-s1aton. 7·2 L-EldlllMr_., )-6. A-sl.&52.
........ nMIJ
Mlnnnofll 000 OCIQ OC»-l 7 0
Cl'tlQOO <DI 001 lb_. 11 3 Vloll, ~I• IS), Fllaon (7), L 'IMllder
It) and l.AudMr; Ho\'I, ~IO (ti ancl
Fr.It. ~. 9'-7. L-Vlole, )-S.
S-A-to W . Hit~, FIUI (t).
A-1',Jll.
Mltfllen S, -jl'fl 2 Toronto 000 010 001-'l t I
S.ttle 2GO -Ob-5 » I ~. MoMn m w Wllltt; ... lllt. v_,. .... m. Ceudlll (t ) • Mercecto. w-eetnlt. S-S. L~tt, S-6. $-<eudll
(14). HR-ToroftlO, Met'llMI (4). A--IS,O&
v .. _.__., ... ,
New York 102 000 001-.4 12 0 to.Ion 000 000 010-1" lO 1
How•, GotteOt (8) end WYIWelfJ S'ctllNltY lfld HtWl'Nlft, OtelmTll,
W llOw•M, l·J. L-EdltrtltY. S·S. $-Got'"' Ill. Hll..-..ew York, t<emo (t ), ~~ (5), A-U,,...
,,_.. '· °"""' a Detroit Iii I 000 O)>-f 11 0 a.ttlrM't 000 IDO .._, I 1
ltOlttna, .. " (5), ""°"' (I) and ,..,. rl≪ ,...,,_, T. MartlMI (t) and~.
W-lalr, 1·0, L-Petmar. 2·2.
Hlt..-Dll(Oll, t.amon 2 (11), HtrndOn 161. A-40,SIO,
NATIONAL L•AGU• .,..,. I. Alhl 1
HOUSTON LOS AMG•L.•S
~cl
Oawllv P .... rf
Tl'toll n Garner 311
Crv1 If
Knlehl Ill
Ooren2b Pulollc
Sllltm.I\ c K-p TScotl cl T ....
•rlllll altrlllll
4 0 0 0 SS.K 211 S I 1 I 1 O o O 1tuualh1 S O O 0 5010 Andnnn 0000
5020 &akarN 5000
5 0 2 0 Gutrrer lb S 1 4 O
5 I 1 0 Menl)I Ill 5 0 1 0 5 0 2 0 y-c • 0 I 0
5 0 J I Rotnlck rf 5 0 1 I
0 0 0 0 Tho<"nal cl 4 0 2 0
4 0 0 0 Rtuu o t 0 I 0
2000 MondYOll 1000
2 0 0 0 Nltdnfr O 0 0 0 0
4J 111 1 T.._ 4l 211 2
lar9Wt ..... .. .,.. ...... 100 oo-I
1.M._.... UID -... 01-2 Ont out wl'ltn wlftnlno run tcorlCI.
Gama•Wlnnlno RBI -R~ldla (2).
E-Guerrero. OP-Lot An9tltt I. L06-+lou1lon 9, Loa Anetlel 10.
29-Guerrero, Marshall. HR-MllK 141. s-
Rtu•L ... .. ....... so ....,....
K-6 • 0 l Oawtev L,5·2 4M 5 1 2 Lei.,....
lttuu 10 11 I 0 11
Ni.dtnfutr W .~-0 1 0 0 0 0 I P&-Yaeoar. T-2:50. A-....,294.
........ 10, c.r.wtl J
Pllllburoll 102 210 31~10 1l 1
St. Lout• 010 020 000--3 I 3 Roblnaon, TUllnall (5) and Nlcotla;
He9111, Ven ONln (4), KHI (6), St-(9) and Quirk. W-Tunntll, 2·3. L-+19"11, 2·1.
HRt-PlllaburOll, TllOmPIOll It), aerra (I);
SI. Loul•, ~ (3). A-2',567.
..,_.... 4, Miit& 2
Ptllleda!Olll• 200 002 00<>-.. 6 0 ~ York 000 100 111<>-1 ' 0 Grott, Hernanclta m aftCI Vlroll; Terrall,
Sltk 161. Dier 171 and HodotL W-Grou,
1-0. L-Terralt, H . s-Htrna.nde1 <•>. Hlt-fftW York, H«~ndtl (S). A-24,551.
,. ..... ,,0....2
Sen Oleeo 000 000 21G-l t I
Sen F rancltco 200 000 OOl>-'l 7 2
WN1110n. Monte!uac:o 171, Lucaa (t) and KtnntdV; lrelnlnt, Minton (7), Lavallt <II
and RallO. w-MonltlUtco, •·I, L-Lavtlle. 5•2. s-Lucaa (I). A-11,0'2.
.,..,.. ...... 2
Allenla 402 000 ~ 14 0 Cincinnati 000 010 100-2 5 O F•ic-and ltntcllcl; Puleo, Galt (2),
Power 161, Scllarrtt (t ) end Bllerdello.
W-Falcon•, 6·1. L-Pulto, 2·4,
HR-Allenta, Horner (13); Clnelnnlttl.
KnlcMv (1), O..ter 161. A~,"3.
c•i.•••' Clllcaoo 000 010 000 001-2 14 0 MOntrtal 000 000 100 OOC>-1 t 0
Jenkin•, Smllh ltl. Btvnrar (11) encl
Davia; &urrla, ScllatHdtr (t), Smith 1111.
Wtl&h ( 11) and C.,ter. W-6naslar, 2· I. L-Wetvl, 0-2. A-31, ...
MAJC>tl L•AGUll L•ADllRS
''"""" ,,..,.. Gemeel ANWRICAM L•AGU• BATTING 1170 al bala): C-, ......
.4te; 9otv1, lotlon, .364; McltM, K-1 Cltv. .MS. Griffey, New Yortl, .331; Tl'lornton, Clt¥aland, .DO.
RUNS: ltlPllen, a.tttmora. •: Nwrrav, -.itlmort. •71 Yount, Mltwau11... 41;
Cuttno. Mlnlleaota. 46; Ward, Nllnllftofa,
'5. ltll: Klttla, ~. SI; Ward, Nllnne-
IOla, 90; ~ ....., 46; c-. NlllW9Uk•, 45: ltlct, aotlOft, cs; Hl'TS·: looea. lotlOll, 90; Whllelltr.
Detroit, 90; C:.W.W, ....., If; CHllno,
~ •• 16; Wtrd, iw-ta, M.
OOt!ILl!S: Mcltle. K-City, 23; 9-, &<>.Ion, :ZOJ Hr1lell, Ml-la, 20;
Pll'rllll, Detroit, 20; Ball, THH, 1';
S..H«lcltnon, S.ttte, lt.
TlllPU!S: ~. Mllwauk .. , 5; Wiison,
Detroit, S; ~lflln. Toronto, S; HtrndOn.
Olttolt, 5; GI~. Detroit, 5; Wlnflalcl, New
Yortl, 5.
HOME RUNS: Klllle, Clllceoo, 11;
Armea, Botton, 16; Rlct, Botton, 16;
0.0.C., ....._IS;~. T-to. 14;
Wwd.~e, 14.
STOLEN 9ASl!S: Cruz, Cl'llcaOO, 34; -wnaon. Kenae• cnv. 331 IWndll'llOn, Olk·
tend, 311 It.Law, Clllceoo, 2'1 Semcllt, Taan, 2S. PITCHING (6 ~); Ftenaoen, Bal·
1tmore. H . 2.72; KIMll. .,... 6-1, J.D;
K_.,,.,., Cl'llceeo, '°'..1.. 4.05; JadtllOn,
Toronto, S-1, 4.21; Sutd""• C..,,...nd, f ·2,
1.12.
STltlKl!OUTS: Slleb, Toronto, 101;
~. c......nci. '71 Moma. Detroit. t11 SultOll, MltwMlkM, 70; ltloNlll, ~ Yon, ...
SAVES: Qulwnbtrry, Kll'llel City, 11;
Stentrt, lotton, 15; Ceudll, S..llle, 13; L-, Ottrott, 11; 0.vlt, Ml-'•• 10.
"ATIONAL UIAOUa •ATTING (170 11 bell): Hendrick, St,
Loula, .)di N\Mlodl, Pit~. ..330; DIWIOll, Montrtel, '17; Kftlllll, .._Ion, .Jn; """"""", Alleftla, .JU. ltUNS: ~. Alleftla, '3i GtrVeY, San Oleto, "11 lt11Mt, MonlrMI, 52; E•ana, Sll'I F"rendtco, 50; OIWIOll, Montr .. I, 45.
ltl l: 0.-, Montrwl. 56; "-Oflv.
A_,., ta: Hendr'ldl, SI. Lou11, DI Evens, len l'l"llldtCo, 4t; Gerner, Houston, 44.
HITS: Oe-. Montr .. I. 17; Thon, H-IOll, M; NlurPllY, AllMla, 12; Garvey,
$an Oleto, 7'1 Ollver, MonlrMJ, 7f. OOUIU!S; 0.-, MOntreel, II;
J.ltav, l'lttl&lur1lll. ll1 Knltllt, Houston, 11;
ludlnw, Cl'llcoaeO, 1'; Crua, HO\l"Ofl· 17;
01\1•. N\ofll,...., 17. TJUPLIES! MIJfttMI, H-lon. 11 Oawton, Montrtet. 6; ltelNS, Mont,..1, S; Wallllno·
Ion AllMle, L HQMi llUNS: EYll'lt, Sen Franclac9, It; ~. Allllllte, It;...,...,~ IS ; 0.W10ll, Montr.I, 14; Scl'tmldl. Plllladtt• ...... , ..
TAC SUfNMr G4NMt (It""".,......, R .............. Ml9
100-1, Al¥! ... United s ...... 10.1'. '1 O.rwln COOk, Onltecs Stat ... lOAO. 3, Ona
Wiiiiama, Cal\llde, 10.4'. •· V11tnlln Alenauov, Bul9arle, 10.54. S, AftthOllv Sflaroe, C.1\149, 10.SS. 6, Siivio L-d.
Cube, 10.59. 7, 0.waldO Ltra, Cuba, lOAO.
100 Hurdlft -1, Alllanclfo C...111•,
CUlle. 1Ut. 2, Clttu• Cl9rk, Uf'lltecl Siar ...
13.16. 3, Mark McKov. Canacle, 13.•. 4, Jon LtMllrom. Uftlled Sl•IH , 1 .. 2.. 5, Garv 9ullard, 9ahame1, I...._ 6. ~
lto«ktuea. V-auefl, 14.76.
400 -I. Cl'lcl• Whlltock, UftltlCI Slatea, 4S.77. 2, Suaumu Takano, Japan, 4'.lS. >.
9rlan S.undlra, 47.0I. 4, JONI t<Hve,
Canada, 47, 16. 6, Keivorl A .. ba. '-·
47 17. '· Tim 9111\una, Callade, 47.61 7, Hlroouml Kolk•. Jaoen, •1s.
1500 -1, Cralo Maaback, United s1a1e1. l:A0.53. 2. ~vln Rv•n. United Stattl,
3:40.tt. l, Andy Clifford, Unlled StalM,
l:A 1.07. 4, 9rlaft T,,.,lot, United StalM,
3:4Ul. 5, Frank A•""'"""• United SlalM, 3:42.ot. 6, Vince OrlddY. United Stal•, 3:42. ... 7, Jame Adln, Somalia, 3:42.76. I,
Mere 04eton, Cenada, 3:43.5t. 9, Jolln
Cralo, C.nada, 3:43.11. 10, .io. Faona,
Uftlled StelM, 3:44.66. 11, Dav• c~.
Canada, l:AS.S4. 12, l~lo Malfflo, Mea·
lco, l:AU6. SP -1, Mlkt LallmaM, UnltlCI Stafta,
'7·114. 2, Auei. woH (UnlllCI Star .. )'
... I~. 3, JoM Ir-(United Stal .. )
'6·7. •• JOIM Kuka, C1tdl0llovakle,
65·1"4. 5, lternltul• Medlura, Cuctio.lo·
••kle, 65--7\'J. '· Seroat Gavlull'lln, So•lll Unlbn, 65'-S. 7, Vledlmlr t<IM!Ytv. Soviet Union, 64·1" I, Mike Smltll, Uftlted Stain,
'3·S. t. Martino Caleleno, Canada, 57·5.
JT -1, Duncan AIWOOCI, UnlllCI Statn.
2Sl·2. 2, Ptlll Olson, Canada. l5J·11. 3, Tom
Jactwln, United """· 241·•. •. u11 Youno Y-. Soutll Kor... 23'·2. 5, Paul Kulak,
UnlllCI Slat .. , 231·S. '· Oouetat F«nendtl, v-1ue1a, m-s. 7, lkrrv Dlrllne, Canada,
225·t. I, Mike lu l, Unlltd Slaltl, 211·6. 400 rttev -1, Canao. (!Mn JollnllOn,
Tony SharPI. Dual Wlltlema, Slerllno
Hindi) 3'.21 2, Stan and SlrlPft >t.75. l, Japan .0.10. 4, Sen Oleoo Stata 40.36. 5,
China .O.t7.
PV -1, Ai.Mu Tartv, B~la,
17·1~. 2. Tomoml T•k•haalll. Japan,
17·4"4. 3, Larrv J-. Unlltd SlatM.
17·4"4. 4, ROH McAleaander, Unllld StalM, 17·~ 5. O••• Kanworth'I', UnlllCI s1a1 ...
11"°"'. 6. 11t, aot> Pllllll1>1 ane1 auooa
Ka .. nauo11, Unlltd StatM, 16·4"4. 7,
Gtoroe 9arlltr, Canada, lS·t. ·-100 -1, Allet Blown, UnlllCI Slattt, 11.0I. 2, Sitka GtedllCll, E all G«meny,
11.21. 3, lnerld Averaweld, E•ll G«mtnv,
11.31. 4, Aneatla Ta'l'lor, Canada, 11.46. 5,
&arlMl ~Hf, EHi G«rn•nY, 11.54. 6, Lalelth HOCIOn, Jamela. 1U4. 7, Jedlle
PuMY, Jamala. 11M. 1. Anttle Tlladler, 11.6'. •
100 Hurdle• -I, Kim Turner. Unllld
Staltt, 13.1', 2, Quink• Z..oortcllava, &ul·
v.rla. 13.20. l , Candv Youl'O, United SlafM,
13.27. 4, ~,.,, N91ton, Ca"41M. 13.70. S,
SvMa Forora..... 13.73. '· Fava 91adl· wood, Canada, 13.77. 7, Anoe Raol•. V41n· a1utle. 14.37. I, Klmlf\o Telwrnl, Japan,
1U6.
400 -1, 09-r Rutt>sam. EHi
GtrlNlnY, 51.31 2, Marita Pavrie, C.nada, 51.40. 3, Arllia EmerllOn, Unlltd Slalff.
SIM. 4. Grtce Jedlton, J.malca, 51 .... 5,
Charmelnt Croolea, C•nada1. 51.70. 6, Mol!Y l(IMlntb«:k, Cal\llCl!a, 51,75. 7. Ktlla 9olton,
Unlltd St•ttt. S2.J7.
1500 -1, llfllt Mclt0Cltf11, C.nade • '--07.11. 2, Lynn K•-•·Wlfllem1, C.-, 4:0U4. 3, Oarle!>t lecklord, Uftll~ SlalM. 4:12.t7. 4, Joan Hanton, UnlllCI Slattl,
4:14:04. 5, Frtne:i. L.arrt.u Smith, Uf'lllM
si.i... 4! 17!22. 6, v... ltellton,, Ufll1'0
Star ... ~~. • •. ,
LJ -I. ROOVll uirrawn. iwsrr.,..,
21-0\'J. 2, ........ Tl'llCMr, UfMtW Stelel.
21·01/t. 3, TUdle McKftloht1 U!lltlCI Stelfl, 20-714. 4, Sl'tollll Ftrll\AO, aaflamu, 20-7.
S, Vtronlca .... Uftltad Slal9&, 20-3.._ 6. ,Janel YartlorOulfl, Unllld Slatet, 1t· 10'4,
7, Shtton CIW!la. CW*le, 19'-t, t, Kimiko
Talwml, Jat*'I, 11-1~.
U.S.INWeft..,._
<1tL-...Ol MmM
1. Scol1 M04lna, 23, Oii ,,,,., , 2:21:00; 2. Scon Tlnlev, 26. Sen oi.eo. 2:22:07; 3. o.1e
aueac:u. 77, cerdlff, 2~; 4. TI!oma• 9ouoheY. JO, Co.le N\ele, 2:25'.$2; S. Olen
MaclrUN, 24, 9loot'nlftllton, 1:26:41. WOMmM
1. LlllCMI Buellenan, 26, Davia, n6:S6; 2.
Svlvlarie PunlOl.ll, 22, Montr .. 1, ~14; >. Patricia Putlt0\11, 22. Montreal, 2:31!14; 4.
Jann Glnfd. D , Austin, Tau•, t:ll::Jt, S. L..it. Mauter, 11. Oii Mar, :t'.Q17.
Ul~L ...... w L T ~ l"P ,A
JI• PfllleOtlohla 14 2 0 PS »t 172
lotlon 10 1 0 .. 365 i24 Nft.ler .. Y 6 II 0 .>SJ JIM 4<D w .. 111no1on 2 14 0 c:.rw .125 2AI #117
~ 11 5 0 .... -Z30
Mlcftltln 10 6 0 .1.25 .. 311
T-a.y 10 6 0 .'25 320 126
&lnnl"911arn I • 0 .500 JIM m ,MMe
a-0.kl9ncl t ,, 0 .S2f lit 116 0en¥tr ' ' 0 .431 1'7 1S7 LoaAnoelft , t 0 ... 2W m
Afl1ona • 13 0 • 235 ,54 ..
1t·Cllnc:lllCI dlvl11ont1 11111 ....,,..,..~
Oeklend 17, lotlon 16
N..,,, Jtr .. v 21, Arl1ona I• , ... .,..~
MlctllOln at Chlcaoo ft
Lot Anoetet '' Watl'llnolon l lrmlnel'larn al Pl'tllldt!Pllla
Australia II remains unbeaten
John Bertrand ak.ippered Au.-
II to a 4~ victory
Auurra on a wlnd-
ward-leeward cou.ne on Rhode
I.al.and Sound. The Ben Lexcen
deiign, now 10-0 in the
prelim1nary triala, spotted Am.ar-
r• a three-leCOnd lead at the st.an
of the 7.5-mile race.
Then Australia II tOOk control
by se .corwia .at the weather
mark. added another .:onct ln
the downwind run and Ul ad·
dJUonal etcht ln the final beet to
weather. The bmta ailed ln
ount signs rich contract
~WAUKJ:! (AP)-Short-
ltOp Bobln Yount. the American
c.ei.,u.11 Most VaJuaW. Prayer
latt IHIODt b.u llpM I
mulU-year contncrwfth the MU-
waultee Brewen. the club an-
MUnclld late Sltu.rday. Tenm of
the ~tnct wen not dlacloeed.
However, Brewer third
1t..Mnan Paul Molitor i.t w'lnter
..._. a nw-,... '*' wcrth • •repoc Old to mWloft. and It la t.
lllwd thltt Yount'• new contnct
be worth mon.
"We '-1 tbltt Rain Yount 11 11v1---wtth the M.Uwaube
northerly winds of 15-18 knota
after action was delayed earlier ln
\he day btcaute wind.I blew
aieedty at 35 knota over heavy ....
Defender, one of th.tee boats
hoptna to retain the Cup for the
United State., 1pllt with
lt.ablemate ~· A third
Arnerk:ml 12-meter, Liberty, bM
completed the prellmlnary triala
with a 6-4 record.
Tom Bladcaller lltee1"ed o..
fender, M , to a nine eecond leed
at the ltart ol their tint com·
pleted race, 1tretchecl lt out to 45
In the fim beat to weather and
liniahed ~9 eeconda ahead.
Then Couraceoua. the 1974 and
19'77 CUp winner, Wll ~
by 44 '8COftdl. ~ *1p-
pered by John Koliue, allo ltanda
6-6. Counatoua led by 11 -..orxll at
the IW\ of a race abaMoned
became of 1 ratdbl wtnd ahUt.
tr)' ChallenM 12,
the boat ·wrth •
chance UltraJJa D ln the
June Uiala, bet1ered 111 r..d to
9-2 with vlctoriee over a th.lrd
AuatnUan entry, Adftnct, and
France 3.
Let~
IAT'UaDAY'I U._,L Tl (4'11llft• .... ..,,.... ....... ,
, .. T •ACL ... -ter• ltaymend .. OCll•Y• IPl1ln t11)
12M 7.20 UO
Cl'lrtt,..._ lly (lroellal UO UO
lllNle Ml/II (Cler .... ) ...
AM reciad: Altlttrv. Hwt Jflt, luddlll
SMl1t, ltoen Monto. •oter YOUlll. ltoYel lo Oeclt. Time; tt.H.
ti •XACTA 16-2) NICI lf2JO.
..-COMO itAC•. HO YWdl. lrn Outa Toudl CClerttMI UO UO UO AllKI Olic.t (Hwt) 2.10 2.10
Alleltl 1-"*"1 IPllMlltOll) S.40 AIM rlCIM; ..., Turf!, Faux 1"1111, ltfldl
0..trlYW( Alk OolY, C..itd Nkelv. Time: 7,tl.
TMlaO RAO . U0 Ytl'dl. Jonldoo (CWlue) 4.lO UO 2.40
Pay Tiie B .. l'•Ullftt) a.DO U0 ~aonalllY (Herl) 3.40 ""° rlCH: Mealtr Alerm, Emerald FMIUl't, l.allM Royet 9end, lalladen."lt, Tlrne: 17 .76.
l'OUllTH It.AC&. 350 vardl. Poly R* (Hert) uo uo 2.40
Jlf!Y Lundi (Ptl.111111) 3.40 UO Pav The llrd (Cteeotr) MO
Alto reciect: SUdClell F-, Miu On
Away, Dolt Te, Tlltrt Ooal Arnow. JtnnY Pa'(Clleek, EaaY ~. Audition. Time: 17.12. t2 •XACTA (S·t) M id tt:UO.
~l'Tlf RACL 350 verdt. ~ ""*'Ion (Trtlll) SM UO UO Bll<:ktool Sue (Paullriel 6.00 3.20 Min Mltil'llY Mo !Ward) uo
AIM> recld: I Golurn, ao11om1 uo Jtt, Pfolect Victory, Orllatem TM!. T1me: 17.71.
llXTH ltAC•. 440 vardl. Johnny Cllerew (W.,dl IUO UO 4.40
LOO.-t (A&tnulNn) 7.60 5.tO
GY1' Ollck (C,_I 4.00
AJao •tcecl: llut Pool, Jltton ltoer.
Grandrllel 9olack. Prtlefrtcl Pollc:v,
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Money topic
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KANSAS CITY, Mo.
(AP) -C.ec11ficatlcn of
.,en111 apd ptOYldlnc
athletel -lith cub s-Y·
menta and free contnct
acMoe were amona the
Ideal ldcked around Sat;.
urday durtnc • aped.al mlleUnc ol cmdMe md
adminiltraton called by
the NCAA, it WM re-
veUed at a newt mn-
fennce.
Many ot the "llPl-
tlor11 may be put to a vote
of NCAA IChooll at the
next NCAA ClClllvenUon
and become Jaw.
'"l'b9n hM to be ... th1nC done to n1leYe the
ftnandaJ ~an
the athJet9,'' llid Babb,
Knlaht of Indiana. wbo
chaired the pwp ol ~ 009CMa at &be
fDle!lnp.
118tmpl• aolutiom
would be tbf.nll lib beinC ~ to wwk
dwial the 1umnHtl'
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RIAlESTAU
Ne~ Warmington
• pro1ect manager
Bruce D'Eliacu, formerly as·
sociate manager of community
development for The Irvine Co.,
has joined Warmington Homes,
Inc., as land acquistion/project
manager, according to an an-
nouncement by James P. Warm-
ington, president.
Artist's conception of Founta in Val l&f'S New Ch ase con"ominium project. "Bruce comes from a home-
building family, 90 he --really
knows the business," Warmington
said. "In addition, he's acquired
some very good experience since
he graduated from college. As we
gear up our operations from 10 to
20 active projects in the next year,
Bruce will play a considerable role
in our growth."
Affordability, innovation at New Chase
The term .. affordable housing"
in the Orange County area in
recent years has been associated,
for the most part, with high
density developments with only a
limited number of price-included
amenities and interior and ex-
terior designs with very few
.. frills ...
and Associates Inc. of Newport
Beach , the New Chaae con-
dominiums are offered with a
selection of three fJoor plans
featuring one or two bedrooms,
and up to 1,106 square feet of
well-arranged interior space.
Quality is inherent in the design
at New Chase and is a
value-adding attraction for young
singles and married couples
searching for an affordable new
home in the Or~e Cowlty area.
"We ahoppe<k the affordable
housing market in Orange Coun~
and decided to incorporate into
New Chaae all the quality ap-
pointments that most develop-
ments lacked," said Aram Baase-
nian, president of the architect
and land planning firm for New
Chase. "The.e qualities include
imaginat,ive yet sophisticated
architectural styling, fWlCtional
floorplan designs and a good
balance between the homes and
the landBCaping," he added.
"What resulted is what we feel
Ls a fresh, light, soft look with a
traditional flavoring," Basaenian
continued. "We've tagged this
new design feel, specifically tail-
ored towards first-time home-
buyers, the 'New California'
look,'' he added.
Warmington said that D'Eliacu 1
is responsible for developing
financial feasibility analyses;
negotiating and closing land ac-
quisitions; preparing lender pack-
ages; and as&stance in new project
development with forward plan-
ning, and entitl.ement-to-use pro-
cessing.
Bruce D'Eliscu
Shawntana ~"'.elopment, in
joint venture with Wilma, Inc.,
has set out to dramatically change
that "affordable housing" image
with 164 innovatively-designed
and moderately-priced con -
dominium homes at New Chase,
now under construction in Foun-
tain Valley.
Final 20-home phase to open at Dana Cres.t . . .
At The Irvine Co .. he served as
project manager for the Village of
Woodbridge, the highly s~fUI
9,200-unit planned oommUnity.
Prior to that, he was purc~ing
agent and project manager for
McLain Development Co. of New-
port Beach. F.arlier, he had been a
project manager for Health Care
Development Co. of Newport
Beach and project superintendent
at Ceeco Development Corp. in
New Chase is priced from just
$75,000 to $95,000 and features
special state bond 30-year financ-
ing with 9.43 percent interest rate
and VA/FHA financing. Conven-
tional 30-ye~ loans with as low as
5 percent down are offered as
well.
Homebuyers qualifying for the
state bond financing must occupy
their condominium at New Chase
and have an income no higher
than 120 percent of the median
Orange County income, currently
$41,100 annually.
Designed by Ararn Bassenian
Sales of the final phaae of 20
single-family homes at Dana
Crest, the highly-succeasful com-
munity located in the hills above
Dana Point Yacht Harbor approx-
imately one mile from the ocean,
are now under way.
"The demand for theee family
h~ has been exceptional,"
state Steve Scarborough, vice
president of Standard-Pacific
Corp., developer of Dana Crest.
One reason for this demand is
the fact that Dana Crest offers
seaside living at a very realistic
price, far below that of com-
parable properties~ coastal Or-
~e County.
Prices of the one-and
two-story, single-family detached
home& in the new phaae will begin
at just $164,990 with excellent
30-year fixed-rate financing and
down payments as low as 10
percent.
The new selection of
four-bedroom homes include
three floor plans that ~e in size
from 1,758 to 2,253 square feet.
The spacious arrangements are
highlighted by such architectural
features as ceramic-tile entires,
dramatic vaulted ,.c~ilings,
wood-burning fireplaces, wet bars
in some plans, an abundance of
glass, exterior potshe,lves. and
rear-yard fencing.
More luxury is seen in the
spacious master bedroom suites
with their double-door entries and
private dressing room/bath areas.
Select plans feature deluxe pow-
der rooms and all of the baths are
well-appointed with Corian
marble pullmans and
ceramic-tiled tub or shower.
"With their size, sophisticated
design and long list of luxury
amenities, the homes of Dana
Crest offer an outstanding value
in relaxed coastal living,"
Scarborough said. "We expect this
last phase to sell very rapidly, if
past resonse is any indication.
Model homes are open daily
from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. at Dana
Crest. To reach the-development,
take the San Diego Freeway to the
Pacific Coast Highway exit, then
north on Pacific Ccst Highway to
the Street of the Golden Lantern.
Turn right and up the hill to Dana
Crest.
Orange. .
Born in Riverside, D'Eliscu
spent his early years in Northern
California, then moved to Orange
County. He obtained a bachelor's
degree in business administration
from the University of Southern
California in 1977.
A resident of Newport Beach,
D'Eliscu has been active in the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
ocean racing program.
Bank of Americas
ac/iustable rate ham~ leans now
lower than many r~d rates.
Carl and Leslie got Bank of America's Custom
Home Loan -the adjustable rate loan that right
now is lower than many fixed rate home loans.
It offers two attractive payment options. One
for which the monthly payment can be fixed
for six months and another fixing the monthly
payment for up to five years.
fur example, suppose you were to obtain
a $100,000 Custom Home Loan with an initial
note rate of 10.7596. S.sed on All ISfumc(l pre-
Current Custom Home Loan Rate paid finance charge of $2,200.00, the loon would ,__ ________________ _,. have an annual peroentagc rate of 11.0396.
10.75% ll03% It would initially require repayment in 360
monthly payments of $933.49 per month. The
amount of the monthly payments would
change as a rt.-sult of interest rate changes.
Wfiat's more, if you have both a Bank of
America chec.kina and savings account and use
our Moncy"J\'anafer Service to make your loan
payments 1ut001Atically, we'll reduce your loan
. ,
origination fee by S200.
lbr more information about a Custom Home
Loan, call 800-227-7788, toll-free. Or come to any
Bank of America branch and ask about our
Custom Home Loan Plan. ~re California's
· number one lender. And right now, w~vc got
ihe money. BANlf ON THE IEAIJEIC
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Orange Cont DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 26, 1983 Bl
South C~ast Plaza wins prestigious arts Etward
South Coast Plaza, owned by
C.J . Segerst.rom and Sons, has
been named winner of the pres-
tigious Busine. in the Arts Award
for their ongoing support of
cultural arts.
Last year the Segerst.roms un-
veiled lsamu Noguchl's sculpture
garden, "California Scenario,"
during a week-long celebration in
the Town Center commercial com-
plex, located across from the
197-store mall.
"The motivation behind our
initiative.into public art was the
recognition that when people
learn to live comfortably with art,
they can better enjoy thir own
NB restaurant firm
opening new chain
A Newport Beach-based res-
taurantcorporation is preparing to
· open a chain of restauran·ts cater-
ing to the bargain hunter with a
taste for basic home<00ked meals.
J06eph Nickelson, president of
First Restaurant Corp .. an-
nounced that the fil'st 10 Ameri-
cana theme restaurants will be
built in Southern California.
Over the next five years, he
said, 65 of the dinner houses will
be constructed in 27 cities in 16
S un Belt states.
The restaurants are presently
unnamed.
Nickelson, former corporate
vice president of the El Torito-La
Fiesta restaurant chain, founded
the new corporation in 1981, but
the start for First Restaurant's
growth plans were slowed be the
economic downturn.
lives and develop a deeper under-
standing of each other, nature and
the world," said Henry T .
Segerstroql, a managing partner
of C.J . Segerstrom & Sona.
Forty-one companies through-
out the nation were honored
during the 17th annual awards
ceremony Friday in Chicago.
The Noguchi aculpture garden,
the renowned artiaw's first major
work in California, joins a number
of other art works in South Coast
Plaza. They include ''Tour Aus
Jambes" by Jean Dubuffet,
"Pekin" by Charles 0. Perry,
"Constructivist Pagoda" by Doug
Edge, "Un, Dewc, Troia" by S heila
Hicks and 'Sun Ribbon" by Claire
Falkenstein.
South C.oast Plaza Town Center
is also the site of South Coast
Repertory Theatre and the future
Orange County Perfonnings Arts
Center, both built on land donated
by the Segerst.rorns.
Noguchi's sculptures, located
near the American City Bank and
Great Western Savings towers,
are meant to symbolize the dif-
ferent c.limates found in Cali-
fornia.
Judges for the business arts
award based their decision on the
significane and originality of the
artand its impact on the communi-
ty.
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Carel ul stock selection key
to success for the rest of '83
By NANCY J. BAKER
The second half of 1983 will be a stock picker's
market. I see investors having three main courses of 'I
action open to them.
1. Anticipate wbat lDdlvldaal lnvestora wW bay .
The individual investor aeema faacin.ated with great
turnaround stories like Chrysler's. They may be
drawn to the drama! Fundamental analysis is not a
very good tool for identifying these rank specu-
lations, althoug h so~times in bull markets specu-
lative stockS work out better than stocks with good
fundamentals. You are on your own if you elect this
coune. I'm staying with stocks I can identify through
fundamental analysis. Remember, though, the music
always stops, eventually .
%. Participate tltroap rapid growtb compuJes.
Aggreaaive growth mutual fun<b will continue to get
heavy cash flows, which will provide lasting liquidity
for rapid-growth companies. Here my approach can
be of more help, with specific recommendations from
myself and my firm.
3. Participate vla large-capltallzatlon stocks
wltll vltlble growtla. In the 3-to 5-percent-inflation
environment which I foresee, companies growing at a
15.-Jo 20.,percen" rate will inevitably re-emerge as
interesting stocks. Once the furor of categories 1 and
2 dies down. these stocks will be leaders. This will be
a fertile area for the 9e<X>nd half of the year.
So far the stock market has looked to the two
ends of the investment spectnun for its winners -
heavy cyclicals and high growth. The big winners
have been in the high-unit-growth companies. This
suggests investors are willing to bet on a long
recovery since the heavy cyclicals will need it to
realize the earnings power story, and the
high-growth companies will need to grow over time
to justify their multiples.
Aa inflation expect.at.ions are lowered over time,
growth uswnptions for profits will alao take on more
modest proportions. Thia is the ultimate rtak to the
cyclical earnings story. The Cat.ch-22 for the cyclicals
ia that signs of atrong recovery will raiae inflation
fean. This time around thoae fears will alao raise
interest rates, which would either redUCP. the
economic growth rate or abort the recovery. One way
or the other, price flexibility would be curtailed -
substantially in aorne cues. Price-competitive im-
ports and reduced opportunity to export ~ cause
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Broker• C.omer u a new ft¥ture oft.he Daily Pilot's
1ilnanolt Section. E.9ch Sunday, a representatiw of
one of the OraQP Coast's regl6tered brokerage lirms
will offer news and views regarding investment
product.., trenda er strategjes. The column is
infonmtlan.tl only and is not intended u a
recommMdaCion, nor u any guarantee of per-
fonmnce implied, fOT products menOoned.
slack in domestic volume as well.
This road leads one back to opportunities in the
above-average ( 15 to 20 pereent) growth group. I
think many investors will wind u p in the same spot
once everyone concludes that average companies will
not grow at 15 percent when inflation is 3 to 5 percent .
Some alternatives for good second-ha]( stocks are
.turnarounds, large-capitalization companies and
rapid-growth situations .
Most of the turnarounds are the old establish-
ment. They may, in some caies, return to financial
health -but one shouldn't expect them to return to
market prominence.
Some of the large-capitaliz.ation companies with
consiatenteamlngJI will possibly continue to grow at a
rate well above aver age. They bridge the old and new
establiahments.
Finally, most of the rapid-growth vehicles are
among the economy's rebels, the companies that are
changing the way we look at our economy over the
next several decades. These are the areas to
concentrate on.
Nancy J. Ba.Jeer is a register account exe<"utJve
with Prudential Bache Securities, Inc., in Newport
Beach.
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AOl8IT ICffUWR TONY NCI 8UIAN ALAMO
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ROWER lllOOM
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Dlfl!CTION8 I MElll•JIC JEW111H voa THE GOLF 8'£aAU8T
AUN. IBECCA. AUN
MOYIE * "M1g1torce" (19811 Berry Bol1wlct(.. Ptr1ls Khlrnbltt1.
-t:ao-( • 8EN'NDIPrTY
AOIERT 8CHUlLEA
Ml>EJ/#AM PMIETME
HENTAGE OF FAmt
I FBJIUHE~T
I LET THEM IE UQHT
I "--JC llUl.SE
I AGflCtl. TUAE U.S.A.
TO IE AHNOUNCED ~MOYIE **** "Becker· (19641 Rlchwd llur1on, Ptlllf O'T oole.
®MOVIE * * * "The Oullew IOWf Wlill"
( 1t 76).. Clint EastWO\Al, Sondra
Loch.
(UJ MOVIE
t t 'h "Bugs BuMy's 3rd Movie:
1001 Rlbblt Tiies" (19821 AIWnatld. voa. by Met Blenc:. Shep Menken.
(J)MOYE **'*'h "The ~t Yriee"
(19511Louls Caiiein, AM H•ding.
-7:00-1 TODAY'S AElJGION ntArtCAT 8 um.E MICALI
I PER80NAl. OIMEN8IOHS
KBIEn4 COP£l.NC)
(f)TARM
I ~l>eCOYEAY
YOGA FOft HEAL TH ••ea OF MANAOBaT THELAHAYES
ACTmOUI.,.....
NAmSTATBmNT
Tiie lolowlng l*9Qnl -doing bl*'-.. :
ORIGI NAL MOBILE 'OIL
CHANGERS 428 'A MltgUllflte Aw ..
COtona <191 Mw, CA 92425
DONNA JANETAKOS 428 ·~ ~·· Cofone del Mer. CA
ERIC SATHER 428 '), Mltguerlte,
Corona def Mer. CA 92925
Tiiie bU81,_ II oonducied by. •
~ .. pennenhlp
Donni -**•oe Et1c Sether
Thia ltet-t -flled with the County Cler1I of Or-ange CounlY on
June 22. 1983
I NIWIC8lmMaLY
W.V.CllWIT IT'tAWUAQIHIMTO
OlOlllV
Cl)MOYll
U t "Ci1911 Of The ThM!e" ( 1981)
~~~·
• ''Gal" (19811 Oonlld Sutllerllnd,
~Mlpldl.
-10:90-( tlNTWACE I ATC*lwmt
--~ .... u
...,fAlWB..I.
ON~ UNDERITNDNG HUMAN
HAVIOR ITHE~TO LOI AH08..E8 ~YMA88
MOVIE
•t'h "Buos Bunny's 3td Movie:
1001 Rlbbll T .. " (19821 Anlmlled.
voic. by Mel Bleno, Stiep Menken.
-11:00-·=YOU t t ~ "SN" ( 1965) Uttula Andr ...
John Rictllrdton.
I ==IECCTHEATRE
CHJ>f'9I NJNNNi OUT OF TME (C)MOYE
t t "Lier's Moon" (19821 Miii Oil-
:H>~ Fllhlr ** "Jimmy The Kid" (1982) Glfy Collman. Paul LIMll.
(Q)MOYE t t "Oii HM\'ellly Dog" ( 1980) CM-
vy Chae. Ben~.
-11:30-
• Cl) PGA GOLF D TALK ABOUT PtCT\JAES
I ... ~ TEMY COLf..WtlTT AKER
CttUACH IN THE HOME OCfNl'8
1* WIEK IH IAIE8ALL (%)MOYE
t t "Solo" ( 1978) Vlneenl GH, Ptfry
Ann$1rong.
AflEMOOi'i
-12;'00-
1~ *'*IA "Abbott And Colt.UO tn HOiiy·
wood" (1945) Frenc. Rltferty. Rob-
tr1 St.mon.
I THEIHAKDPEAAE PLAYS = 1=rOH COWVTW
t * "Author! Author!" (1982) Al
Plcino, Oylll Ctnnon.
CIMOYIE •• "Won Ton Ton, Thi Dog Who
Saved Holy#Ood" (1975) 8Me
Dern, Madllinl Kahn.
-12:30-·~TOOIE e TOCIETIB wmt 8tRE( AHO
,ATIOONE
CB) a TON JOHN PlAYS CENTRAL
PAii(
-1:00-e NJAM.12 CO HUMANITE8 THROUGH THE
ARTS
8) ASIC THE DOCTOA
(C)MOYIE
Ut "The Deep" (19771 Robert
Sllft. Jacqueline 8iUtl
(1J)MOVIE
**'~"Some Kind Of Hero" (1982)
Rlclllrd Pryor. MltQOI Klddef.
-1:30-
1 Cl) ~SUNDAY
--.moNTBNI
WllO, WIU> WON.O OI
AMMAll
Cf) MOYll
• •i. "fn. Ulltorglven" (19801
Au6rfrJ Htpbut n, Burt Llnclttlf.
l•AO.W-12 HUMNITD THAOUGH THE AIUI. I~ flROT'ECTOM
t ** "The Outlaw Jceey Wllll"
(1978) Clint Eastwood, Sondr•
Lock I. ~~PMVIEW
*U "Prlell 0t LCM" (1981) 1111
MeKellen. Jenet SuzN n.
-1:46-
• Ill NATIOHAL 8PORT'8 IUTIVAL
-2:00-• =w **IA "The Prttldent's LIOy" (1953)
Chlnlon Helton, SllSllll Hl)WWd.
eMOYIE
i. "Jollnny Trouble" (19571 Elhel
~IKelltily. ·~AOUOHTME ARTI 8)MOVIE
•• "It I Had My Way" (19-40) Bing ~~lorl• Jt111
U 'h "Joy In The Morning" (1~5)
Rlchwd Chambllftaln. YYttt• Mlm-
ieux.
GMOYIE '* * "Black Clmll" (19311 Wamtt Ollnd, Salty Ellen.
-2:30-
9 OIWGAH'S l8lAHD CD HUMAHITEI ~THE ARTS
-3.'00-1 ~TH£WIU> MNH0
tt ** "Cocoanuts" (1929) M8" -l:00-
8totllefs, Key Frencls. e D NEWS
• GREATEST 8PORT'8 L£GEN08 e 8't AMKY AHO Hll'l'CH G WU>, WILD WEST • PlOPl.FI COURT
• PRE8EHTt G THOIE AMAZING NIMAUI G9 AlllEJICAHSTORY Cf) SATUADAYllGHT Cl> STAR TAEJ< e MOVIE 0 TH8 WES( WITH DAVIO t • t "The Hlclllw1y1" ( 197S)
lflNKLEY Ingrid 81rgm1n. Johnny Dofen. IB~mNS · e MOVIE (t) MOVIE • * "Gu Pump Glfla" ( 19791 Kirsten
• • • • "Becker· ( 196-4 I Rlchttd Balter. Huntz Hall. &wton, !'«et O'T oole. • PNZ! WtNNEA8
CJ)) MOVIE ID WJYA
U 1h "Regoedy Man" (193 I) Sissy Cl> Cll NEWS
Spaoek, Eric Roberts. 9 THE AOa<fOAD FUS
-S~-QI NIC NEWS
11 MOVIE m MOTOACVClE WOALD •**I+ "Goodbye, Columbus" CC) MOYE
( 1969) Richard Benjemln, All *'* "Lllr's Moon" (1982) Mitt Oll-
MacGfew. Ion, Cindy Fisher.
I 8PORTSWCW.D CID WHEN THE MUSIC'S <MR
ntATS HOU YWOOO (J) MOYIE 9 NMOE STORY t * "If You Could Set Wlllt 1 Hiit" I~ STORY ~~c SlnOer. R.H. TllomlOn.
•• .,., "The Lone Hllld" (19541 Joel •••• "Heertt And Mindi" (19741
Mc:Cree. Baibara Hale. Documentary. Olr1C11d by !'«•
g MOVIE '*"· * * "The Filth Musk1t11t" 11979) -t:aO-
Betu Bridges. Urtula Andress. I NEWS COHRMNOE
-4:00-Sllll<EU a&n' AT THE ~ & EllEftT AT THE =AHl<HAMUN'S EGYPT
B MOVIE ()) Cll NEWS * * t "F"aJ1 Of The HouM Of Usher" -6D MOTORlllORT'8
(19581 Tom Tryon. MlfWll Thom!> INT9'NATIONAl
son. -7:00-
C!l WHO LOVES NAY TONeGHT? a I ., ...nu
• MOYIE I VatAGEMI ***"No Way To Tr111 A Lady" AMCYANOHUT'CH
( 1968) Rod Stetgtr, George Segal 0 111 NPl.EY'I llEUEVl IT OA
g) MOVIE NOT1 -
NI.JC NOTIC£
I FCMAMBCWAT NCI 8MAL.LI 1a:ICN
* tt'.i "Pott•oelat" (1N2l Craig T.
NlllOn. Jobeth w..m..
(O)MOYll * * * * ''T"' 8oel'' 1'8"1 JuerQell Proc:hnow, ArlhUr o~
-7:10-
8) 0MGNET
-t:OO-_ 8 Cl> OH THI M>AO WITH
OWi.ES KIMM.T
laa.. l!NTIRTAIMHT THIS WEEK 0 MATT HOU8TOH rr•WNTTtH 1Wl.IGHT ZONE mMOYIE
t • t "No Way To Treat A Ledy"
f 19M) Roel Stlloer. George Segel.
I =OfTHE'IOI
MA8TWIECI THEA TM ALfND HITCHOOCI<
HEHllTI
(C)MOVll * * ''T"' Belay" ( 19781 Laurence OIMlr, Robllft Ouvlll. (S)MOVll _,
• t * ''Clish Of The Tltant" (1981)
~·Laurence Otlvler
tt'h "F°' Your Eyes Only" (1981)
~Moore, Topol. (%)MOVIE * * * * "The 0.. Hunter" ( 19781 Robllft 0. Niro. Mlfvl Streep.
-·~-• ()) OUR T1ME8 WITH llU
UOYW G M~TOMOAAOW
Cf) KUNGFV
-t:oo-1 i~.&RMONS *** "Evita Ptfon" (Pert 11 (19811 ~ Ounllny, Jlmll F•entlno. a ME< IH AlVIEW
•OMOVIE "LoWig" (Prtmltrtl Lloyd Brldgel,
Pllricll Klllmblr. a ma flOflOFf
• =:lfCETHEATAE e Al.IND HITCt4COCK
PP<mNTI
CID MOVIE
t ~ "0..th Wish II" ( 19821 Charles
8'on90ll. Jilt Ireland.
-t:ao-G RE> JOAOAH
(!)MOYIE
t * t "Thi Hld6lways" (1973)
~ ~· JOllnny Dofen.
* •i. "Some Kind 01 Hero" (1982)
Ric:lllrd Pryor. Mtrgot Kidder
-10:00-1 i ='1' JOHN, M.D.
G CttlDflEH IEIWEEN LIFE AHO DEATH e INDEPBClefT NETWOAK
NEWS SI SMAU. llOSINESS MY WAY CD AMEA1CAH l'l.A YHOU8E
QD WAU. Y OEOAOE
CC>MOVIE
'* * * "The Diep" ( 19771 Robert Shew. Jecquellne Bisset.
CS) PAPER CHASE: THE SECOHO
YEAR
-10:15-
OMOVIE
"• 'h "J1bberwocky" 119771
MichMI Palin, Mu Well.
-10:80-m R08lRT SCHUU.EA
. NI.IC NOTIC£
lilWAOCWn' TONY MOWN'8 JOUflNAI.
Ct.1•
NfC81AM.Yl'HI NeW8 ----• 8UNDAY lflOfn1 'AG!
-11•-w• = ION8COTT
6!!111« 'AlWIU NM.PMVllWS
MOVIE *** "Tilt Outlaw Jo#; W .. "
(1978) Clin t E.u twood, 8ondr1
Loctt1.
fl) DOTTE WEST: f'UU C«l4..E
-11:15-•caaNEWS
(0 ) PLAYIO't ON THE AIR
-11:ao-
18'0RTI FINAL
PACEIEllEMI
AICNEWI aaca & a&n' AT THE MOY& tD atLOMN: CAUGHT 1H THE
CMUFR
Cl)HAMY.O
111 MOVIE * * "Mr. KlngStreet's W11" (11171)
John Saxon. Tippl Hldrtn.
181.AMYKINO !~LE880N * * 'h "Demons Of Thi Mtnd" 11978) P1ul Jones, Patrick Megee.
-11:46-
DMOVIE
• • •1+ "MacArthur" (Pert 211mn ~~eek. Oen O'Hdly.
• u "Jane Eyre" 11971) George C.
Scott. SuSIMlh vonc.
-11:!50-
IJMOYIE
••• ~ "Ailpofl 1975" (19741 Charl-
ton Heston, ~en Btecll.
-12:00-U 700Cl.U8
Cf) IHDEP9IOENT NETWOAK
NEWS
mLAMYKINO m INllDE OOSPe. MUB1C ($)MOVIE
•'h "Up In Smoke" (111781 Clltlcll
; =·Edie Adams.
'* * "The HOUM Whirl Evtl l>Mlle"
( 1982) Edw1td Albtr1, SuNn George.
-12::06-
(C)MOYIE •
O 'h "The~ .. (1980) Chuc*
No<rla. LM Van Oltet.
-1t:11-
• • "°" ~ ooe~ nMQl a. vta...8'nll
-t!:IO-~:. COTTl.I: "'Ola.
... "&Moea" I 1974) ~ M-lllh, Sim Bottoms. _, __
Cf) VOVMI TO MIOTTOM OP 1MHIA • !~.UCTI*Y
* "M1g1forc1" ( 1H1l Berry
Boelwlc*. Per•~
-1:111-
'Pl ~ fl*lg" (1812) Kur! Ai.
.... Rlchlrd [)yurt.
-1:J0-9 AK NIWI 1:
• • "Rew FOfCI~ (No Otlt) Cemlr·
on Mltdlel, Gloff Binney,
gMOYIE
•• \; "RollcMr'' ( 1911),,.,. Fonde,
Krta Kflatoflerton. •
-1:46-
DATC*lwmt
-1:50-
(C)MOVIE
• • "Come kl"9 con. Wlltl U."
( 1972, Ugo T ognml, Vllenttnl.
-l:OO-
• (I) Oii MEWi NGHTWATQ4
Cf) ABHT IAaCI wmt DAVID
HOROWITZ
(Q) THEMN<ING OF CWDI
-2:a0-(f) WUIAM lB..l
-~--DNEWI
-l:OO-~ =-mETCH ** "AulhOft AuthOrt" ( 1912) AJ tc'°~ Cennon.
••• "Pflllt Of lo¥1" (1911) lln
Mcl<elln . ...,,.. Sulmln.
-1:10-
CIDMC>W *** "loot Sult" (1911) Oerlill VII-dell. Edwlrd Jlnltl Olmos. -a:ao-~ = · • • "Thi llltlf' ( 19781 l...MtnCI
Ohler. Robel1 °""811.
eMOYIE * * 'h "Jebberwocky" ( 1977)
MicNll Plln, Mu W .. _.._
Cf) TOP O' THE MOfMeG __.._.
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PIONEER ADVANCE CHEMICAL AFCOR ADVERTISING AGENCY c-plMO O. Alicia.. Suite 101. ~ CARLSONS CUSTOM CARS 1515 C/O 8fw Community Hoe91t.i. 381 WHeon. Coste Me9ai :J.·• 9M27 Hwtlelf Blvd, s.nta Ma. Ca. t2703 SYSTEMS INC .• 17420 Mt. Her-1IONl'#llOftc.ntrorw.,&llte250, Hlll9.C&.92&53 E.Wlntlon,Anahelm,CA92805 W.c.ntr.iAw.,er...CA92e21 R obtrU ~Bll t, 6'91 W. Jemtl W. Tenny, 1022 8llvw
rm.wi. SulleB .. Founteln V11119y, Ce. Neiwpor1 BMctl. CA 92te0 EV ASSOCIATES LIMITED PART. MITCHELL CAAL CAR LJlON SENIOR HEALTH CARE AS· Wlleon.Coete 1'.... 92927 Stlllon • ..,..., C&. l20SS
92708 AiecOA FINANCIAL OOAPOA--NERSHIP . ~• llmlted 1)111· 21082\NMetonTln'-.EITOfo,CA SOCIAT1QtffORRESOU~S ANe TNabU~ll by.Ill Dl"4d W. Allrl, 11332 ~St. . ..:.~~~=:.:;.,~·Di-~=·..==:.·~:=~:::. ~~lloonduc:tedbylfl ~~l~Nw ~~ ·~=8.et ,~~:-~by.•
FOU!Mln v.-;, Ce. tll70I POf' Beedl, QA Hte0 tnaton. DE 19801 lndMduel. I et1on)8337TEllgflC>llAOld No. 229. Thie 1111-t WM tlled with !fie glMrW ~.
Thie ~ le condYcted by: e Thie bullt*I II ----'1 I l:OMMERCE ENVIRONMENTS. Mltdlelt C. Cet1IOn Pico AMr1, CA~ County Cieri! of Orenge County on o.¥td W. Allrl corponatlon. eotp0r9tlon. LTD., 1 Ctallfomle lllWMd per1n1r. Thie .... .,,..,. .. tied wlttl "" Thie ~ 11 conduc1ld by. A June 14, 1183 Thie ......,_,. -tied ...,. tlle
P-AOYlflce CMmloll ~ Alcof ~ Cofpol11k1n ehlcl. ~1 p-De Alldl. Suite County a.tt1 of Orenot County on OOf'P()f'ltlon n1W County a.tt of Or1lnOI County on
lne. MIMn I.~ Vlol flfte. 101. Ltgun1 HNl1. C&. t2t68 June 1. 1983. _ 8enlOf Heelth CWe AUoc. 10< ,.._ Publltllld Orenge Cout Dtllty Mey 20. ltea
GltWd L Snlleh, ~ Thie ... 111Mnl-Ill.cf,..... tlle Thie buel-11 oondl.loted by: • .--'°""*Md &M:etlon, Inc. Pllol June 20, 2e, .My 7, 10, 1183 ~ Thie ......... ·-ti.id wltll the County Clertl of OrlflOt County on geiiwel pwtnerthlp. Publllfled °'1lnOI Coelt Dtllty Fl"enk C. Liit•. ~t _______ ....-2129~---.t13-.1 Publlhed Or1lngl Coml ~
COUnty ~ of e>r.,. County on June 2. 1Nl. • COMMERCE tNVIAONMENTS, PtlOt June 12, 19, :it • .My 3, t983. Tiiie ltll'-lt -Ned wtth the m-.IC Ml\TIH' Plot June It, 28, ./4#/ 3, 10:.!!!'-
,,._ -"-15. 1'83 ' ' • l'l17nl LTD., 1 tlrnlted pWtnenitllp. 2714-&3 Coun~ C1ertt of Orenge County on ,.._. ""'""'--Plot~&.~ 10~ 1~ Put>llllhed 0renge COMt ": ~ ._:-,'#f"" 6 MMe. ,:::;;,,E:,:::C:;':;~ llWI· "8.IC NOTICE 'June 2• 1983 me. '~~~H NI.IC NOTICl
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PtlOt June 19, 2t, .Mr 3, 10, 1M3 ......,. ...... CA -~ Community Coneullwlt8 Cof. '1CnTIOUS 8UWH Publtlhed Orenge Cont Dtllty buT5h1ne ... fol .. lo .. wlnt per90n 11 doln9 _ 111_ •·-r-i ••
•-.,. Ml\TIH' 2827-83 ~ 0r8"QI C0Mt Diii)> pclNlton, Plf1IW U.. STATUmNT Plot June 2e, .My 3, 10, 17. 1M3 ~ -••-~
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The l~A~ doing ACnnoue-U . ..aJC llOTICE 9y Men/yn,Slmchowttt. PNe6dlnl SI , lnl!ne. CA 92714. '1CTITIOUS llUSINRH EL I Z ABE TH 8 EN T LY HlllAI°'*' C0t0M dll .._, C&. ~ •: per-. -NAlm STA~ Thie 1111-t -flted wletl IN RUDY RAY HAMMOND. 24 NA• STAT'PmHf SCRIVNER, 314 Merigold Ave., "'25
PACIFICA TOWNHOMES510 Riv· The followlng pereone -doing ACnTIOUS ....... County Clet1\ ol OrllflOI County on Atherton St .. lrvlne, CA 92714. The lollowlng l*SOM ere doln9 Coron1 dtl Mer, CA 92625. fkw ~. 71t ~ ..._ope. ............... • -............ CA ~ •: ..... STA~ June f5. 1963 Thie ~ ltl conducted by •n buelnell u ; Thi• buelnMt •• conducled by.,., Cofone .. Mer. C&. t2to25 82te3 ""'· ._..>';""', __,.,, llEL.·Alf'E TILE. 110 4191 St., ~ tndMduel. LAGUNA DRIVE BUILDING lndlvldual TNl~ll~~lll
--.nAOL c CATES 5IO ~ Newport leldl. C&. t2t83 The~ l*'IOnl .,. doing Publllhed Orenoe C--~ AuOy R. Hemmond OROUP, 210 L9g11n1 Dr , Fullerton, Ellztbeth Bently Sctlvnef lndMduel . ......., . . CA t2983 Mwy A. hyton, Umfted Plt1Mt. ~ -Piiot"""" 19, 29, .My 3, 10, lta Thll llll«nenl WU llled with lhl CA 92635 Thia atatement w• flied with the 8U8AH E. WHITE
AY9. ~~5 o' n.._..._ A 82120 SoMno, lnclo, Ce. ft.201 NEWf'OflT EXECUTIVE TRAVEL 2802-83 County Cieri! of Orenge County on CHARLES w end MARION A County Clel'k of Orenge COunty on TNI ...,_d -fled ... tlle
EDNA CAT~ I .,....._ .... loll8uct11Mn~41118' .. N9w-• C«oor91Piia.~·100,...... Dl-1c Ml\Tll'C May 9, 1"3. BURTZ. 310 Sllverl•lo.• Dr . June 3, l963. ~a.. of °'*'Ot Couner on
NerwpOft 8-:fl. CA 92ee3 PG" leldl. C&. POf' ...... CA t2t80 '"~ ""'-. n*72 P'-1111, CA 92670. • '11TPl:I """9 f5 1MS
,,... ~by. Ill Tiiie ~ .. ~ by. • 8"0M()A(), INC. 4 ~ '1Cnnotia-.. PublltheO Or•ng• COHI Dilly RONALD WONG end NAOMI Publlth•d Or•nr CoH t Dally ,._.
lndMdull ~%..C:-1 llmllld~A. lualWiiin ~~ too, Nl'#llOft .' The =..:':.!:'Z. doing Piiot, .Nne 5. 12. 1 • 2t, 19:;2443 t~i:no!i~~~ ~i&f1oncord Av•. Piiot. June IS, 12. 1 • 28, '9:20-& ~,..'r::=.,~:
Thie ltaMrMlll -fled wftri IN ,,,.. ......,,..,. ... tied ... ... 1"1111' ........ ·-di lted ~ • ~ ••. .._.,. NOT1CE DALE c. end MARTH A J 2907 ..
County a.tt of Ol'MQI OoYnty on ~a.rte of °""ti 0..., Oft OCll1IOl-.C4 . -• WANDER LU 9 T 2 2 1 0 1 ,._ SCHUMACHER, 2001 SmoklWOOd "8JC NOTIC(
.NM 22. 1983 -"-• 11a,. -• ==• Ctld9tu. MtMlon vi.io. CA 12811. l'tC"hOUS llUeMaa A~ .. Fu11«1on, CA 92831. P11Cnn--•u·1-11•·M Mlle llmC( • Pnl:"1 . ..-.-1 81.1ZANNE M HO ERTZ ..._ STATIMIHf THE P.C.J. TRUST. JAMES H _. ••--
Publllhed Qr8nQI com ~ ~ Or-.. Colet .. =tF ...... 22101 C•Jd"U· Miailon ""'°·CA Tll9 tottowtnv pereon It doing BLAKE. Trultff, 1112 Rlohm•n NAmlTAW 11.crn10Ue• 11•11 "°' ~ 2e ,,., ~. to 11 '1113 ~ .......... .Mt.i. 1Q, tm. of Or-.. ~In 928t1, blllln4itl -Knoll. Fullenon, CA 9M35. --STA~ . ' • 2aao-83 ~ • THERESA THOMAS DREYER. INNOVATIVE COMPUTER ™• bualnell II conducted by . The '~ l*'IOll .. doing
.. -... -Pu....-.. -"··-....'!'t:, 430'AI Goldenrod, Cotona del Mer. 8YSTEM8. 1"2 M.,.. St .. A•201, OtnfralLplrtOll'lllD 1,p. bu:.:.-~~NET8 19'7 E. DMfe ~·~ ~ ,._ ""'tw:. ,__, ..,.enge ...,_, .....,, CA 92625 Coste Meta. CA 92927. Ltguna r VI 706
ACnnoue _.. "'-12, 19, 2t, July 3, 1983. Thlt butlnt!H II conducted by • JORGE BRODY. 1982 Mlple BuitdlnQ Group A~!f~ ~A~ 2510 ~ ca.~~ . .:-:: ~t
NMm STA~ -2702..f.3 generel ptrtnertnlp St., A-201, Cost• ""-· CA t2.827 Chlrlee w. sum . ..-A."-·· .. _ c· ..... 7.... ~ -.. * nnoua ..,_.. Th ..... Thomat Drll)'lf Thi• ~ 1, con<IUCited by .,.. Miiion A. Bum '"""' _ ........ _, ,.. ... .,.. Oannll T"'-. 1Ml 1 ~
Ulm STA~ ~-IOllowlnQM'. I Plf18M'°"&y~ dollEM~, P\aJC N011C( Thl1 etatement WH filed w1th the lndMdull. Ronlkl Wong Jue Tiiie ~ le oonduoted ti)' en ..._ -...., ,.. The folowlr'll Plf'90fl9 •• doing 1 M: l>A .. • County Clet~ of Orange County on Jorge Btody Neomi Jve lndMdull. ""· ""''*"'°'' -.. -. ~ • ~~· 9'llte 207• eo.ta MIM. fllC11'nOUI WU June 2, 1983 Thi• 1111-t -filed w1111 1111 P.~.,C: J~~~..._ WUlldo A..io. TNI ..,._. 19 -• *" ~ • OLD OAKLAND ROAD AS· 6onelci A T 1754 Mlelour1 ..,,.._STA,.....,,. '1177IO County Clef1l ol Ofenge County on ..,_,,,. . """vmlCl .. ., Thll etetemenl -fled llflttl the lndMdllilt
SOCIATU Sl51 ~ A-. S ,.~-....:...~•9_... The fo1ow1ng pereone.,. dotng Publl1hed Or11ng1 Co111 Di lly June 2. 1983. The P.C.J. TRUST, County Clettl of Orenot County on ='-Thie 9C~~~~~~
...... 0-1. Cotti ...... CA~ ti......,_.....-· &-V bulfnell at: Piiot. Jun• 5. t2. 19. 211. 1983. "217719 J-H. Blek•. TtUllH June t. 1M3. -..,_.. ---..... -"" -· NCHl\AO C. BOATMAN 3151 Air-'1111 ~II oonductld ti)':.., MAL ESTATE E8TA8U8HMENT 2821·63 Publltlled Orenge COHI Delly T"hlt ltll-1 wu !tied witll the r-JUM • t• ,,_ -.Awnue. 9'111r10-1. Colt•.._, ~·. T-70e El CM1W1CJ AMI, TUtttn. c.11t'. ·-ic Ml\TIH' Pilot. June 5. 12. 19, 28. 1983. County Clltk of Or1ng1 County on Pul>Wled Orenot COlllt ~ PlloC CAttaf ...,.,_.. ... ,_ t2t80 ,.._. ""'"4 -2550·83 June 3, 1983. June 12, 11, 2t, .)4;J I , 1M3. fl'llOlllMd ~ OMll Dlll!1
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... .,... D-l, c:o.t• .._, CA ~ Cllrtt•of Orenoe County on ....,., 8-ctl Cflllf t2t90 · ....... ara.::.=. ,.,,_,,. ""'-. OtlSON, au.a• CtlUTc...,_ I
._. June i11, 1M3. -Her1ly L. a.rte •. 3'131uto1y Dr. -... "-"' MllllOU8WH LAWYIM "8JC NOTICl -..CllmCl TNI ~II oonduC1ed by. a PIMeMd Or oo..t•o:i; 8oulfl ~ Cellf. t2e77 bu~~~ per11on1 .,.. doinO NIIMI ITAftlmt'T -~Ctr. Df. ------=..-;~-...---.1 ___ ....,_ ..... ....,......., ..... __ _ .......... =~°""* Ptle>tJune 1t.H~3, 10, 1M3 ~w~~20~~ OLYMPIC GRAPHICS. 125 The IOllOwlng .,._. -d()ll\g ....,!i0....:.-:'-.a '=-""'=-=='' ~ ... ~· .,,... .....-it -Ned ..,., tlle not.a Joeeota 'J. • • i ......__ 23fd St .. NewpOrl 8Heh. CA 92te3. bullMM -Publlthed Ounr Co111 Delly ,.,... taeowlln9 '*"'°"' .. Clc*'I ,,.. ........ ..,_ .....
o..iey Qtftl of OfW1gr1 OoYnty on •-.,. --~ Cellbn6il l27 G .....,_.., OUAOVEST, tNC . ti Celltotnltl LADY'S CHOICCE, 18015 Clay PllOt, ~ &. 12, 1 , 2t, 1"3 .,..._ -....,_ -u.t2 1-,._ .., .. ,4 'orporellon, 3902 1<tt11n Clrcle, SI., Neiwpor1 8Mcfl, A 12913. H1W3 ~A) llNIOR RIL.AflONI. ~Ill~ O a I LTD. P.O ... :\:: ,._ • ,.,._ ·l Thie~ II oonduc:ted by.' Huntington BMcll, CA 92Mt. JOHN C. t.400RE. 1805 City -----------I HIQH QHfl ..........._ t•t .,...... ,... f'ulllllf*I Or'M09 COIM ~ ' riCMllOU8•·11•• -~~H Tiii• bull ..... I• conducted by. It .. fMWpOtt 8"Cf\. CA t2t'3. • NIOR LI t ---:9i, .... -,_Juneff oM11. IO t7 llU MAlmSTAW Hit Y OOfPC>flllon. AOL, H. 'AANZl<E, '11t "8)CN0l1C( ~:.~~c:l'ft:..1111 T~....:~,-.,_..._,
• • ~ TN follcMlrlO pel'ION ... ..... ,... ........... -.... wlttl !tie OuedVlll, Inc. ~. MiftOton, CA. "°== ........ ~A ... IMM. ca. tlltl l* ........ ·-, 11 • 'r. -~-CountyCleftl010r1ng1CoufttyOf MeryC.lufnt.Ptet. TlliebUl!neeeleconouc1edb)'t1 -·--...,,.._ __ ._ _ __.._ 11 ..... -.. ---------~'.':"'"--N<&HMALTYCOfll#'Jll(Y,4211Junef&,1• fhte 111t-1 wet llltd with the gen«al pwtnerlNp, •·•••-• ,,_ _____ ,,,,.,.. -
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Two Italian terra cotta
bowfs and tall beakers
form the base of this
European garden. Eng·
fish ivy, spider plants,
baby tears, string of
pearls' and miniature
sansewria liw in the
larger bowl with color
touches from rhoden-
drons and Gerbera
daisies. Th& .... -crowaklg;
touch to the arrange-
ment is a trio of purple
allium and towering
white sea squills.
Spanish moss and rocks
complete the garden.
Fresh flowers can be
added as needed to the
long lasting creation.
ANG E COAS T -. \.
SUNDAY, June 26, 1983
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·Randy Harmer's European garden is a blend of fresh flowen and pianta.
Flowers in unusual designs
BY VIDA DEAN
lfffll>-117 ..... ......, UM<
Here's more tipeon haircare from Philip
K.ingJ]ey, who recently visited Saks Fifth Avenue
ln South Cout Plaza-to introdUQe.hia produci..
Last week, we quoted the trichologtat (he has
clinics in London and New York City) assaying
that everyone should shampoo daily.
He has five shampoos that are sold along with
five companion conditioners and lotions.
They are fonnulated for very dry, coarse or
heavil~ processed hair; combination hair with oily
roots and dry ends, moderately processed and over
nine inches long; combination, moderately pro-
ceased, under nine inches or unprocessed over nine
inches; combination unprocessed under nine
inches and oily, fine hair.
The combination of the products ensures that
all conditions of scalp and hair are treated
appropriately and effectively, Kingley says.
Now that we know how often he recommends
shampooing and that you should have products for
your type of tiair, it's time to start shampooing.
The best place to do this, he says, is in the
shower. The water should be a comfortable
tempera tun; and it is vital, he emphasizes, to
INTERNATIONAL TOASTMISTRESS
CLUB, LasOlaschapter, will meet Monday at 7:30
p.m. at Mercury Savings and Loan, 7812 Edinger
Ave., in Huntington Beach. There will be .a
featured speaker and refreshments. for infor-
mation, call Lynn Banker, 833-17264.
• • •
~UTIVE EXCHANGE, a busin~
women's network and support group will meet in
Huntington Beach Tuesday at 7:15 a.m. Breakfaat
ia $5 at You'll Love at First Bite restaurant, 7132
Edinger Ave. For reservations, call 840-2112.
• • •
"THE FUTURE IS YOURS," presented by
Dr. Jewell Plununer Cobb, president of Cal State
Fullerton, will be the keynote add.rea durin g the
July 11 Coil, Ballback and Slater career, educa-
tional and business consultant conference. The
conference, which runs from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
will be held at South Coast Plaza Hotel. For
lnfonnation, call Jane Ballback at 5~-0223.
ttf1:tN~®!!Wl·MiJ
Actresa Mary Martin will be at Robinson's
Newport Beach from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m .
Wednesday to present Velvaderm Cell Renewal
Fonnula and to answer customer questions.
Floral des.igner
"" From Page C 1
Institute of Floral Designers. He received a special
invitation in 1979 to assist in designing the
Chriatmas floral decor for the White House. Alao.
that same year, he participated in designing all
floral arrangements for the movie, "Urban
Cowboy" filmed in Houston.
The next year, he was feature designer for
Macy's Department Store's Easter floral extrava-
ganza in New York City.
He haa designed in numerous ahowa through-
out the 0 .S. and his works have been featured on
magazlne cove.rs including Flowen Magazine, the
artistic trade journal for the floral lnduatry.
Currently, he la deligner and co-owner with
Miles and Galen Colwell of Miles--Randolph and
~te. in Lake Forest.
The late.t venture of the trio I.a a &uopean
Bucket Shop in Nelman-Marc:ua, Fashion laland,
where cuatomen are able to buy imported flowen
b theatem.
•-N-•nq_~_nn_v._nw_,e ~§ITJERS" Prt.>sident u n I . m . t d 11H 1 752·6228 I I 9
lduolO" wh() "c .,, .. f(Of tll1ldrN1 • lfomr'. Pett . fl<fc>rly
Ltrrn\<'d. Booch•d AJtc•ncy { ttll fm htf•.tlurr
I
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Orange Coeat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 28, 1983
There is 'p·roper w ·ay to shampoo your hair
VD~
prerinae for at leut one minute.
The prerinaing gets the hair thoroughly wet
and'willcutdownontheam~tofahampooyou
use.
Shampoo should be poured from the bottle
into the palm of one hand. Rub hands together and
then smooththeahampooover the hair (front to
baclc)with your palms. Gently masssage scalp
with pads of fingers.
Why not pour the shampoo directly on the
hair? "If the shampoo ia poured directly on the
hair, it will saturate one spot and starve the rest.
Also, you will find that you wie two or three times
as much shampoo as you actually need," KingBley
A Perry Ellis ebo(ly linen peak-lapel jacket
and trouser (left), with linen broadcloth shirt
in sandalwood and plum linen tie. At right,
models wear Ellis' cotton sweater with a
button-down collar and "trompe I' oe il" tie.
Ellis, Versace win
men designer awards
,.. ... 91 ,,,_
PHILADELPHIA -Gianni Versace has won
"Outstanding International Designer" honors and
Perry Ellia was named the top U.S. designer at the
CUtty Sark Men's Fashion Awards.
The awards were announced at a gala
black-tie dinner last week at the Bellewe
Stratford Hotel, during the eecond day of the
week-long fall/winter press review of the Men's
Fashion Aasoci.ation.
Ron Cheresk1n was named the outstanding
sportswear designer, ~ Akins got the
aocesaories award and Tijuca's Laura Pearson was
named the Most Promising designer. Perry Ellis
brings wit and adventw:J! to hia styles. "I want to
showthinga you may not have thought about," he
says. "And they have to be lun." be inaista.
"Even the fashion basics in my collection have
an element of the whimsical," says Ellia. He points
to a classic trench coat mad~ for 1983 in crisp linen
with an oversized proportion and unconstructed
· silhouette. In another style, a hand-knit cotton
sweater sports a button-down collar with a
"trompe l'oeil" tie.
Ellis received a silver trophy plus a $5,000
scholarship ii) his name.
anlWel'll.
If you ahulpoo every day, you will need a
amall amount of shampoo and one wash. (Two
aud4Jn6.Jfnot..clone dal.l,y).
Klnpley doesn't recommend ahampoo
brushes or plastic~ bn.lahes. They can
tangleyourhairand9Cratchyouucalp. U.eonly
fingers and palms, letting the hair fall backward
(that's che way Jtgnfws). Don't pile all your hair on
topandrublt-moi-.tang)escandevelop,
After shampooing the hair should be riJl.led
thoroughly clean. When you think its rinaed, do it
one more time. Thereahould be no hint of lather on
the hair.
The conditioner should be applied when your
hair is thoroughly clean. (It'aforche/Wrnot the
SCIJlp). Again the liquid is placed on the palms and
applied aa the shampoo.
It needs to stay on no more~ 30 aeconds
and then the thorough rlrwlng proceea begins
again. • .
Once out of the shower you blot your hair dry
-don't rub with the t.owel-jwrt pat.
At this point the lotion suggested for you is
applied to the scalp with a cotton ball and is not
rinledout.
Now you a.re ready to comb through the hair.
Comb NOT bruah, ~eyaays.And the type
oomb he recommends la a saw cut. n.cb tooth la cut
into the comb and haa no rougli of sharp edges.
Saw cut combl can be made of plastic, but the best
be aaysare made of hard rubber.
Additional products foraacalpcondltionmay
be augg•ted to a client by the trained consultant
who 1ets up your regimen.
Other K.inpley hints for healthy hair:
V'1)on'tove~yourhair. Stop drying a few
minutes ahortof completely dry.
"""Ueeeettinglotionandhairspraysparingly.
They are not beneficial to the healthy hair, but
may beneceeaary to holdaaetoratyle.
V' Good diet necessary for good hair-low
salt, low carbohaydrate, low fat and rich in
vitamins and minerals in natural fonn when
pomibleorsupplementarydoees.
Kinglaey haa so much more to say about hair
care including the uae of curling equip~nt, color,
bleaching, exera.e, hair loes, dandruff (ca ate and
treatment)andaex and Nair -ao much it could fill
a book. And he has done just that-it's entitled
"The Complete Hair Book" -the ultimate guide
toyourhair'shealth~d beauty. -
·Furniture
books are
for real
~l~~~ARY
HIGH POINT, N.C. -
When the curator of the
Chippendale M useum in
London wanted to do
research on Chippendale
furniture designs. he
came to the Furniture
Library to browse
through its hundreds of
original design copies.
"I came to High Point
to study the unrivaled
collection of original
copies of Chippendale
des i gns ," said
Christopher Gilbeh,
Chippendale Museum
curator. "Nowhere in
Britain could I find such
a concentration of orig-
inal information on
Chippendale."
The Furniture Li-
brary, housed in a
two-story granite build-
ing on High Point's Main
Street, contains the
world's largest and most
comprehensive collec-
tion of books on
furniture.
NHAM scheduled to put antiques on the block
The library's 6,000
books -many of them
rare. out~f-print vol-
umes -are valued at
about $1.5 million.
MARK THE CALENDAR: The sixth
annual Antiques Show and. Sale pres-
ented by Newport Harbor Art Museum is
on the calendar for Sept. 15 5eginning
with a gala preview party and continuing
for the following three days. Forty-two
dealen will be exhibiting including
Garrard, the crown jewelers of England
by appointment · to the queen. Thia
appointment waa fint made by Queen
Victoria in 1845.
• • •
Dr. and Mrs. RoHr1 W. Roper of
Laguna Beach ·recently returned from an
18-day tour to M08COW I Leningrad, Eng-
land, Sa>tland, and a week's cruise with
st.ope at Taallin, Oslo, Copenhagen and
Stockholm. in time to celebrate their 60th
wedding anniversary.
The actual anniversary date is Monday,
but the celebration took place at a
reception Saturday at the El Niguel
Country Club in Laguna Niguel. Guesta
included relatives and friends, many of
whom are memben of two of the clubs
Mrs. Roper founded, the Wedneeday
Morning Club of Newport and the
Monday Club of Laguna. (Other clubs she
organized are the Tuesday Club of
Newport Harbor, the Thunday Morning
Club of Newport Beach, Wednesday Club
of Cost.a Mesa and Monday Morning club
of Huntington Beach.)
The Ropers came to California in 1955
from Kewanee, ID. Dr. Roper had prac·
ticed u an optomertrist for 27 years before
retiring and moving to the coastal aMll.
They are the parents of a 800 Dr. Robert
E. Roper, who practices in~ Beach.
The library's rare vol-
wnes include America's
only complete collection
of the original pattern
books of Thomas Chip-
pendale, George Hep-
plewhite and Thomas
Sheraton.
Librarian Jo Godfrey
says the speclalized col·
lection contains all sig-
nificant volumes on
furniture since 1640.
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Party's over, but Le Grand was grand affair
The party'• over and four days after her tint
major volunteer undertaking, Aluamarle Foell,
.. chairman of Le Grand €asino, WU atill
enthuaiastic about the Newport Harbor Art
Muaewn fund-railer.
"I enjoyed it and It was a great aen1e of
satisfaction aeel.ng something start from nothing
throuah ita fruition. I have never done anything
like th1I before. I have volunteered at the muae~
for 20 yean and I felt it was a debt I owed.
"Gay Bryant, a dear friend, was a 1trong
motivation in my volunteering for the chair-
manahip in January. Thia is her last year aa
president of the board of truateet.':
Foell admitted ahe learned a lot from the
experience and prailed the committee Uliating
and al80 the help she received from last year's
chainnan, IAclUe Adams. "She was always
available." ' •
There was no major trauma and everything
went smoothly, Foell said, although at 3 o'clock in
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, lhe1afternoon ahe didn't have a dress to wear. "I
was at the muaeum in jeans with my hair in a
ponytail and Jack Schoenborn (Neiman-Marcus
couture salon) came to my reecue. He laid
'Anrunarie you have to have a dre88 for tonight'."
When the affair began at 6:30 p.m. she was in Gay Bryant, the William Dettingen& and Annmarie Foell. the receiving line in a black.one-shoulder gown
greeting the 450 guests along with Gay Bf\YUl and
Bartle and Wllllam Bettill1en, bonoreea of the
evening and long-time muaeµm aupporten.
HuRh Oberg, Rhetta Duey, Betty Oberg and Robert Duey.
'The black-tie crowd (they paid $200 each)
found a festively decorated muaewn done up in
black, white and magenta after entering the
canopied entrance. Fifty palm trees graced the
Great Gallery and a black Lalique statue of a
female figure over a reflecting pool directed them
to the black and white dance floor.
White orchids centered the tables where
stuffed veal, poached salmon, chocolate dipped
strawberries and other delicacies were served for
dinner. ·
At 1 am. in the morning after an evening of
dining, dancing and casino games the names of the
lucky priJ:e winners were announced.
ADDa CarablDI, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Man1D
Rots, has a ~year lease on a Rolls Royce Silver
Spirit; Joel Sl•tuy won a lavendar jade necklace
and two days for two in Chateau de Saran in
France; Edwia Mesene has a condo in Riudoeo,
N.M. for a week; a trip to Hawaii waa Jim Utt'•
prir.e and Dr. Clareace Huter won the one-week
barge trip in France for two.
The total amount the museum will realize Mn. Robert Alleborn and Mn. John
from the party is not known yet.''We should Klt111.
realize about $100,000," Foell said.
That committee that worked together 10 well
and gained Foell's praiae included Martly Jeakiu,
Jo McClaia, Betty Steele, Pat Allebora, Marjorie
Coollq, Paala Earl, Barbara Healy, Nora Hester,
Doroday Hall, Rada Jeuen, Carol U.COID, Molly
Lyoa, Altdrea McCllatock, SH Morpa. Betty
Ober1, Marcella Poner, Sally Somen, Joyce
Spl11lrrl and Mrs. Robert Rader.
• • •
Bouquets of roses were preeented to eight
senior Ticktockers by the Irvine Chapter, National
Charity League, at a brunch held in the
Regis(ryHotel. Along with their floral trib-
utes.they were given words of praise for activities
in Ticktockers and high school. Presented were
University Hlgh School students, S•zaaae
Akalllan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
AhlllaD,Lorl Boadra, chter of Mr. and Mrs.
AdamBoadra;UaaMar 1,daughterofMr.and
Mrs. Alan Marplls, and daerlDe Way, daughter
of Mrs. Maro-Way.
From Woodbridge High were Uaa Clark,
daughter of the George Tryfou; Aadrea Gordon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claarles Gordoa; JW
Ivey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudall Ivey and
TUfany K1D1. daughter of the Robert KJq1.
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Back row: Katie
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Harpist Harriett Wood entertained during
the event which also included an award ceremony
for other Tickt.ocken in grades 7 to ll, who have
done community aervice. Arrangements were
made by Mrs. Barry Robenoa, chairman, and the David and Ruth Ann Nasby witll Doren Curtiu.
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president (the third one) of the chapter.
• • • • VIPs attending the after-concert (Orange
County Master Chorale) reception at the Santa
Ana home of Dr. and Mrs. Dowd MartlD dined on
a light supper of poached salmon and aalada and
for their entertainment. the Callfom.iana sang
several songs from their recently releaaed album
appropriately called "Presenting the C.ali-
fomi.ans." The Charter 25 Special Gifts Council
(the fund-raising arm of the chorale headed by
Barbara Caldwell of Laguna) presented the
reception attend~ by 120 lncluding Da~ld and
R•da Au Nuby (ahe'1 a chorale member), DoreD
C.rt111 of El Toro; outaoma chorale preeident,
who was given a thank-you plaque, Nuq Adler
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Ute ShDou and Do9 and Doleret-W .. OMr of
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C4 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, June 28, 1883
Golden St at e o f California bursts ' with pride ,·satisfaction
By STAN DELAPLANE
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Califomia ... Here I come!
There'• a newspaper headline that pos-up every
spring, just like golden poppif!S: CALIFORNIA TO
REACH 60 M.ILUON ·
PREDICTS FAMED STA11S'l1CIAN!
With a population lncreue of 400 MCh golden
day, the Golden State of 'c.allfomia simply bUl"lt.a
with pride and aatiafaction.
U California wu an independent nation. lt
would be the ninth richest on the globe.
Joumaliat.a love to lnteriew antique gentlemen
-who reached their hundredth yeu by moving to
California. (Doctors ellewhere gave them up.)
Our famed atatiaticlan claims that l...ol Angelea
alone will contain 10 million sardined IOUls by the
tum of the century.
A Golden State built on golden dreams.
• • • Tourism office for the state of California reporta
lhat in 1981, 115 million persons visited the Golden
State. They deposited $27 billion in the golden caah
registers, and that's not bad.
From the great gray warships riding a t anchor ln
San Diego's blue bay, to the awesome redwoods on
the Oregon border, California is one big theme park.
Along with the man-made parks auch u
Disneyland, Marine World-Africa USA, Univeraal
City, Knon 'sBerry Farm and the like, there are more
than 200 state parks, beaches, campgrounds and
historic sites; 20 national parks and 18 national
forests.
All of this looks pretty good to the tourist. A lot of
them stay.
• • • The star-struck come to California dreaming of
fame and fortune on the wide silver screen; on the
cathode ray tube and in recording studios.
Others dia in the computer, apace technology
and eliectronk mlnee, hoJ>lnl they'll IOon be in the
aWconcbis-. SWcon Valley-between San Frand9CO
and San Joae -la the new Mother Lode.
California ii ai.o fann1na country. The richest ln
the nation.
When I was happily putterine around the thorny
1arden of joumafian. ui edit.or abouted: "Heyl
There's a kid down in J'remo ,rew the bAgaat
cantaloupe in the galaxy!" (Thia editor wu given to
exageration.) "Hype.rbe>Je," he called it .
• • •
Cotton, cattle, canning, computers, camp-
grounds, oomica and culture -that'• California.
The llate ia borne to Mickey Moua and
microdots. Wine and TV producers. Fut-food
factoriee and fancy fromage. The fishing fleet mm,.
delicious crabs to the touriata at San Frana.co'a
Flahennan'a Wharf, and Polaroid.a click off instant
~t.a of Alcatraz.
A mystical, magical world. California ia the
central casting office for radio-activated roller
skaters and radical rellgiona.
• • •
U you're not interested in organized religion, a
new one will pop up in California every day. (If there
isn't one you like, you can start your own.)
There are psychics, clairvoyants, astrologers,
card and palm-readen, ESP experts and aemi.nars on
every kind of aelf-imptovement and col\11Cious-
ne11-raising.
Par9008 will give you a photogrpah of your a ura
and there are mystics who claim California is the
magnetic center of the univene.
Y oaemite Valley ia one of the most photographed
Harrah's in Tahoe site ·of
antique cars flea market
,,> .
"I'll give you 50 cents for that bud vase."
"How about $500 for this antique horn?"
"We'll trade this steering wheel for that lantern
and throw in another $100."
There'll be lots of wheeling and dealing going on
in Reno June 30 through July 2 when buyers and
sellers from across the country gather for Harrah's
Automobile Collections's 1983 Swap Meet.
You.might call it a sort of flea market for antique
auto buffs.
"The swap meet is a chance • for old-car
enthusiasts to trade. barter, buy or sell car parts that
simply aren't available anymore," explains Jim
F.dwards, operations manager a t Harrah's Auto
Collection.
·•And for the rest of the public, it's an
opportunity to enjoy a bit of nostalgia; to see things
they may have had years before, <¥'d also to pick up
things that make for interesting conversation pieces
in the home."
Held in a large field on the com er of Mill Street
and McCarran Boulevard in southeast Reno, the
Paul Simon, righ--r,· ind Art Garfunkel
will tour America together for the first
event will feature everything from antique autos to
items looaely related to the car, such as vintase
clothing.
"There will be old-time clresaes, hat.a and ak.irta
-clothing that women wore in the early days of the
auto when they went out for a Sunday drive,"
Edwards not.ea. "There'll allo be such items as driving
glasses, goglea and capa. Everything ever aaeociated
with the car will be there."
Among the thousands of items Harrah'• will
have for sale will be an antique pjcnic .et, circa 1915,
complete with metal cups, plates and silverware;
large, brass lanterns to hang on the adea and front of
cars; and unusual hood ornaments.
In addition. a variety of antique can from
Harrah's Auto Collection will be on diaplay.
Th~ event, open to the public free of charge, will
run Thunday, June 30, from 5 a .m. to6 p.m. and from
6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, July 1 and 2.
Swap spaces are still available at $45, with
proceeds going to benefit The Harrah Automobile
Foundation .
t ime in 13 years this su mmer, t he duo
announced Friday in New York.
Redwoods reign in California parks
Appearing so tall they almoet touch the sky,
:allfornia'a majestic redwoods thrill first-Ume vla-
iton with their aweeome size, beauty, and antiquity
(aome are more than 2,000 years old.).
Redwoods are found in many of the parka ln the
California State Park system, and are a principal
attraction in 22 llate parka, with 1,803 camplites
available. These redwood ,pant.a reign over IOme of
California'• most beautiful parks.
The largest redwood park 18 Humboldt
Redwoods S tate Park, in northern California, with
more than 51,000 llCft9 adj9cent to ffilhway 101.
The Avenue of the Olanta (okl w.tiway 101) ia
located in Humboldt Redwoods State Park.
One of the most int.eftStina groves of redwoods ii
the Callfomla Federation of Women'• Clubl Grove,
north of Weott. Well-marked among the Avenue of
the Glantl, the grove la a greet place to have a pk:n.lc,
walk amof\8 the redwoods, or Co IWimm1ng in the
awnmer. A large parJdn8 area ia located about a half
mile off the avenue. lt'a a lhort walk to a p6cnJc aree
• among the redwoods or to the South Fork of the Eel
-• River, which la a favorite lwirnm1ng are« for
younpt.en.
Another ''must 1ee" la the park'• visitor center on
the avenue, a~ximately four miles north of Myen
Flat, at perk beedquarten. Interpretive ex.hlbita t.11
the ltory of the area and d.iaplay mounted wtldllfe
found ln the perk.~ volunt.eer...taf:fed center la
open dally durin« the awnmer.
Humboldt Bedwoods State Park has 247
developed camplitel. many of which wW handle
tnilen 'to 27 feet and campers to 30" feet. All
developed camplites have• table, food Jioc:br, and
woOd stoYe. Water, ratrooma end hot showers are
located MU' molt C91'DpD •.
Then are many activities available at the park
during the summer. There are nearly 100 miles of
well-developed hiking and equestrian traill. There ia
ai.o tiahing, lw1rnming and birdwatching, and picnic
areaa are located in many 1pot1 aiona the avenue. .
Rlchardaon Grove State Park. focated lldjllcent
to Highway 101 eight miles eouth of Garbervllfe, has
169 dewloped camplit.ea. A must for first-time
viaitorl la the abort interpretive walk found acrcm
H.lahway 101 from the Rlchard8on Grove I..odce·
There la ai.o a walk-throuah tree that opens to a path leed1nl to a pcnic area, ratooma. and a larp, open
grove of .:ectwooda.
Activltla at the park include flahlnc, awimmine,
hildna. blrdwatchinc, p6cnickina and evenlna
campl.lre procrama.
The oldat redwood ltate park la Bia Buin
Redwoods State Park. ~ mUel north ol Santa Cruz
via Highways 9 and 236, llCquired ln 1902.
One of the prettielt wallca at B&g BMln ltal1a jult
acrom Hlahway 238 from perk hadquarten. The
Redwood "hall Loop la bandbpped-aooelllble. ltcan
be walked eMlly within ui hour, dwinl which
vtlitors can tee 101De of the most beeu utul redwoods
ln the ~y deer' Uv. In the perk and spend
their u moom In the oooJ.lhlde of the redwoods.
'nMn are 143 dewloped cwnplitm at Bia BMln.
Some altm acioommodate tni1en to 27 feet and
campers to 31 feet.
A total of 45 walk-in mmplites are available.
Neerl.y 52 m1Jea of bikini cnlJa are ln the park. A
mu.um with h1ltortcal and natural 8dence ex.hlblta
la ln the park belldqu.u1ftl bulldlna· Dw1na the aummer llMOn, ooncwlonalnl operate 1 IMCk bar,
lift lhop, and a llDAll ltare 8Cl'Oll from the mUMUm.
0\1\er ~ble park actlvltJet lnclude
blrdwatchlnc. pkW walka. and nllh'1Y cempftre
~ dwina summer mon\hl.
1potl on earth, ever linoe Amel Adams brought in hil
arty camera. •
Old-time nature man John Muir came up with a
good quote: "Yoeemlte ia a mountain manllion ln
which Nature baa gathered the choicest treuuree."
J'rom. California'• rocky (llOUt where eee Uona
laze ln the IW\, the land Nee through ooutal
foe-bound dtiee, dea'enda throuah the fertile valleys
and dry deeer1a, and then n.e. through the foothills
Fresh d ungeness crab is the main
attraction at Sao Francisco's Fisher-
man's W harf. A total of 3 .5 million
of the Sierra Nevada where gold built hauchty San
Fr~,
On the Nevada aide of the Sierra, California
clreamen try their luck in the caatno. of Lake Tahoe,
Reno, and farther aouth ln Laa Vegas.
Where elle can you 1urf in the rnornJ.ng and akl in
the afternoon -all in the ume ltate? ("Anyone who
does, doesn't have all the dot.a on h.ia dJce." 'Il\at'1
what they aay at the gaming tabte..)
tourists visited San Francisco in 1981
spending S 1.208 billion. •
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a variety of styles and speeds for thoee wtahlna to do
their own thing.
"F.conomy Drive" oflen a one-week minlmum
J*kage, providing a choice of four can plua a choler
of two plans buec:f on mileage, priced from '83 for a
category A car ( a Fiat Panda or a1milar.)
"H~ Summer Surpriae," priced from $57
per penon for a car or '81 per penon by rail, both
bued on double occupancy, provides one night hotel
ln Amsterdam, a car or an unlimited rail/public
transportation pus and 28 dlacounta, entry fees and
surpriae gilta.
"Drive-Inn Europe," at a minimum $280 per
peraon for eeven nighta, bued on double occpancy,
proYidee acoornmodationa and continental breekfut
ln superior tourist class hotela, and includes a
category A car. This plan often the freedom of the
road with the comfort of prepaid aooommodationa ln
5MI hotela1 motela and inns ln 11 countrie.a. All rooms
have private ba~ or shower, and hotel aervice
charges and taxes are included in the price.
With "Drive-Inn Europe," travelers can do one •
of two things. Those wishing to have a aet itinerary
and all reaervations prior to leaving the United States
candoeo.
For thoee with wanderlust, who don't wish to be
tied to a set program, ''Drive-Inn" al80 provides for
retlel'Vations on a day-to-day basis with reservations
assured fbr the fo\}owing night, provided they are
made by 6 p.m . of the previous day.
"Rail-Inn Europe" offers the same fiexibility for
train travelers. Priced at $440 a week per person,
based on double occupancy in the hotels, "Rail-Inn"
enables travelers to plan their own itineraries and
gives them a choice from among 335 hotels, motels
and inns in 11 countries. The itineraries can be
planned ahead or on a day-to-day basis.
Both "Drive-Inn Europe" and "Rail-Inn
Europe" provide for rooms with either private bath
or shower, and prices include oontinental breaklast,
hotel service charges and taxes.
Extensions of "Rail-Inn Europe" to Great
Britain are pcaible through Britrall, which provides
one-week, two week and three-week excursions of
the United Kingdom. Britrail Seapua includes
channel cro88ing by Hovercraft.
All prices quoted are for land packages and air
fare is additonal. KLM offers frequent departures on
74 · t form ita gateway cities of New York.
l...'h:laufQ, Atlanta, Houston, and Los Angeles. for
further information contact the company's local
reae tion number.
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Accessible by land, air, or sea, Roche
Harbor Resort is a pocket of
turn-of-the-century historical charm
and hospi~lity at the north end of San
Juan Island in Washington State.
Bed-and-breakfast growing
California is experiencing a phenomenal growth
in bed-and-breakfast inns. These unique altemtives
to the traditional forms of overnight lodging offer
personal attention from the innkeepers, a homey
atmosphere and a complimentary breakfast (full or
continental) for guests.
The California Office of Tourism has just
published a California Bed-and-Breakfast Inns
brochure, which lists inns throughout the Golden
State. The 40-page guide describes the
bed-and-breakfast experience and details the
amenities available at each inn. Nearly 200
bed-and-breakfast establishments, listed by region,
are included in the brochure.
California bed-and-break.fast regions include
the North Coast, Sacramento and Upper Valley,
Mother Lode Country, Nape/~noma Wine Country,
Lake Tahoe area, San Franci8co and the Bay area,
Carmel and Monterey Peninsula area, Central and
Southern Coast, Los Angeles and San Diego area.
To order a free copy of the brochure, aend a
self-addreaaed, stamped (37¢) No. 10 envelope to:
California Office of Tourism, Department BB. 1030
13th St., Suite 200, Sacramento, CA. Offered in Laguna Beach are beautiful ocean-
front homes, private guest cottages. ch.arming walk to
beech locations, and more. The seaside village offers
the traveler fine shops and restaurants, arts, crafts
and music fe.tvala.
Private homes and cottages are available at $35
to $70 per night, inns at $40 to $80. Breakfast, from
continental to gourmet, is included.
This· little shop has an international clientele
Plana are now being made to accommodate
visiton to the 1984 Olympics.
LOMPOC (AP) -Harry Bernard buttons a lot
of important chests when a space shuttle lands at
F.dwards Air Force Base.
his market is national and his products have made
their way around the world.
expected to land for the f~ time at Kennedy Space
Center in Florida.
As it turned out, overcast Florida skies forced
Challenger's five~penon crew to end the seventh
shuttle fllght Friday at F.dwards, 100 miles north of
Los Angeles.
Seaview Reeervations Bed and Breakfast is
under the direction of Nancy Fine and Marcia
Mordk:in.
The former magician and federal civil aervice
worker runs a apace memorabilia busine9I from
Lompoc, l~ miles up the coast from Los Angeles. But
"As long as the shuttle keeps landing at
F.dwards, I'm happy," he said Thunday-somewhat
unhappily because the shuttle Challenger was
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ce Orange Coal1 DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 26, 1983
g -.. Wl8S .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Add me to the list of
people w ho have been re.clinc your ~lumn for years
but never thouaht I'd be writing. My problem i.a a
second rna.rNge -both mlpe and hla.
"Joe" always rernemben to buy flowers for his
dead wife to put on her ,.-ave on Valentine's Day,
F.Mter, Oui.ltmu, Mother '• Day, her birthday and
All Saint'• Day. He haa never brought me a single
dalay. Yet he uys he lovea me more than he ever
loved h1a first wife.
There ii a double headstone on ~ wife'• grave.
Hit name la on it. Only the date ia miaaing. lf J oe
should go first, ahou1d I bury him alongside his ffrst
wife or should I buy a double plot so he can rest
alongside me? I ahall do u you say. There is no one
else I would dare diacuaa this with. -NO. 2 AND
TRYING HARDER
DEAR TRYING: It appeara &llat Joe deelded to
• be barled aloaplde Ill• ftnt wlfe WHa Ille paaeed OD.
U Ile laaa clwaged Illa m1D4, ••rely lae woaJd have let
yoa bow -wbt wltll Ill trlpt a year to dae
cemetery to remlDd lllm.
~ve W.11 u &My are. Maybe lf Joe 1oea
flnc;yoa11 marry apta-r.rla•pt to a man who ba1
not made prevlou fu era arran1ement1 and wlU
brillg yoe Oowen occaaloully.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: On the subject of sex:
To have sex without love is not only meaningless and
empty but it is an insult to the human spirit. Sex has
been vasUy overrated and turned into a recreational
pastime and a booming industry rather than what it
should be -an intimate act between two loving
individuals.
Those who engage in casual sex as a contact sport
are depriving themselves.of one of the greatest joys
known to humankind. Physical and emotional
bonding was designed to be the highest order of
pleasure.
We are more than just animals-we are spiritual
beings alJO. Take away our hwnan spirit and dignity.
and we are no better than cats, dogs or horses.
I have never heard of anyone suffering severely
from abeUnence, but l often hNr of people whoee
lives have been ruined becau.e of cheap affain that
resulted ln unwanted precnanclei, abortions, ve--
nereal dileue, illegitimate children and multiple
divorces. And if lt'a the young kida who suffer, I
blame the adulta who taught them by example. -
CONCERNED ADULT
DEAR C.A.: Not alway1. Some kld1 wldt
perfectly wonderfal parent• 10 a1tray. Wbo wa1 It
tut w d, 0 No 1eneral11atlon 11 worda 1 damn -
.. elaclla& Ulla one?"
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Pleue keep rem1nd1ng
people of your advice about therapists -that if one
doesn't help, try, another, and another. I went
through five in aa many yean before I found the one
whoee method of therapy truly helped me. I look
back on how unhealthy I waa and wonder why thoee
other counselors failed to recosnue it -but thank
goodnell for the la.at one! A. long .. it took, It WM
worth it. Sign me -BACK FROM THE PR!X?IPICE
DEAR BACK: I bave prlated to many letters
almllar to yotll'I &llat I bope I am aot beeomtq a
bore. Bllt till• meaaase need• to be repeated often.
Tbnka for &lvlai me tile opportuity to do ao.
IsakohoJJ.rm rWning YOW' life? Know thedahaer
signals and whaJ to do. &.d the bookJet, "AlcoholI.vn
-Hope and Help," by Ann Landers. Encl<»e 50 cent.t I
with your request and a long, atamped,
sel/-addresaed envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box
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P01 SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
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m e goh\g
t s that
I've f or9otten
how t o stop.
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W ants to see
Hart graduate
HOLLYWOOD (AP)
-"My ambition is to see
Hart graduate from law
school," says Showtime's
Greg Nathanson.
TDDAT'I CIDSSIDID l'VIZLI
He is referring to
James T . Hart, the law
student played by J ames
Stephens in "The Paper
Chase." Stephens stars
with J ohn Houseman
(Professor Charles King-
sfield) in this revival of
the former CBS series on
Showtime's pay tele-
vision network.
After the show's
cancellation by CB.S, the
network episodes were
rerun on public tele-
vision. New episodes
were filmed for Show-
time. It will have to go
one more year for Hart to
graduate.
"It's unbelievable,"
said Lynn Roth, the
show's producer. "You
can't kill this show."
Two other network
castoffs, NBC's "FaJne"
and ABC's "Too Close
for C.om fort," will also be
filmed for syndication.
These shows are fol-
lowing in the path of two
other shows dropped by
-the networks th.at went
on to become fabulously
s uccessful in syndi-
cation, "Hee Haw" and
''The Lawrence Welk
Show."
Space traveler
to fashion model
HOL LYWOOD (AP)
Jon -Erik Hexwn,
who was a space traveler
in "Voyager!", has land-
ed in a time of high
fashion modeling.
Hexum will atar in the
title role of Aaron Spell·
ing Product.ion's "Male
Model" for ABC. The
movie tells the story of
an F.ast Coast agency mocuI w ho nurtures a
young man's rile in the
world of high fashion .
Joa n Collins of
"Dynasty" plays his
mentor and owner of the
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25 Indian coin
26 Eog..lhaped
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29 Fruit drink
30 French
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34 Baking
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39 Wager
40 The Earth
41 Decay
42 Tooted
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45 Smarts
47 Over-
49 Spinner
53 In addlllon
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silently
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C«9m<>nlel
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64 MC>llenl
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meat 125 Donkey 35 Remain• 95 Radar
72 Badinages 126 Anxious erect Image
73 Hlghty 127~ 38 Brains: 116 Splendor
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74 Hemp name lllandl 88 Gulde
76 Textile 13-0 Ouellng 40 Covered. u 90 Und«gar·
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78 Above 134 Lariat loop 42 River 94 AevetlH
79 Stripe of 138 Burdened bottom 95 Platter
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80 Courage 139At no lime ~onoun 98 Sumx
81 Blodlef 140 Extetml· 48 Mullcal llgn denoting
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95 Capttal ol 141 Growing out 49 Keepeake 101 For..cn
BelQlum 142 Chemical SO "~t'· 103 To the rear
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90 Wk»-t 43 Cake leyen 51 Powwlul 105 Allot
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amoolhly 4 King 81 "Kettle ol 113 Scandl·
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Hany FI.hbein waa one ol
t he moat colorful characters
we knew, at and. away from
the bridge table. He was
known in the bridge world
for his i colorlul ape~h.
highligh ted by d ouble
negatives, and Iris equally
colorful berets. Never at a
tournament would he be seen
in the same beret twice! Few
would believe that behind
this cha racter was a shrewd
bridge mind, a nd that was
good for many points, and as
many dollars.
One of Fishbein's great at·
tributes was that he could
make life easy1 for his part·
nera. This hand is a classic
example. Fishbein, sitting
Weat , over called t wo
diamond• and his part ner
showed his clubs -to suggen
a lead should the opponents
buy the hand; had he been
doubled, be would obviously
have corrected to diamonds.
But nothing could prevent
North-Sout h from reaching
their reasonable four spade
contract.
Fishbein led the queen of
clubs and continued the suit.
U se
Eaat won the king and caah·
ed the ace. Looking at all lour
hands, It la still not easy to
find t he winning discar d.
Fishbein found it at the table.
Fishbein knew t hat, left to
his own devices, ·his par tner
would shift to a diamond.
T hat would be well and good
if declarer had a diamond,
but what if he were void?
T here was a sure way to
defeat the hand, regardlesa
o f declarer's dia mond
holding. and Fishbein found
the way to tell par tner what
to do. He discarded his ace of
diamonds!
With the king in dummy,
this seemingly insane play
could only convey to partner
that West did not want a dia·
mond return. What West 4id
want was equally obvious.
East continued with a fourth
club and, whether declarer
ruffed high or low, Fishbein
had to scor e his queen of
tr umps for the setting tr ick.
Harry is sorely missed. His
kind of character has all but
vanis hed from the bridge
scene, and the game is the
poorer for it.
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AND NORM AN BATES IS COMING HOME.
Novel tells tale of
a married priest ·
ASCENT INTO HELL. By Andrew M. Greeley.
Warner Books 371 Pages. $16.50.
Andrew Greeley's latest novel, "Ascent into
Hell," traces the life of Hugh Donlon, destined,
almost from the moment of his birth. to become a
Catholic priest. But is it fate? Or a religious calling? Or
a sense of family oblil ation?
While Hugh is still in the seminary, a teen-age
friend , Maria Manfredy. warns him that he will
never be a priest because he likes w omen too much .
But Hugh does not listen . He resists Maria's
physical channs and becomes a priest, but not a very
happy one, while Maria goes on to live he r own lif e.
Years later, Hugh becomes involved with a nun,
Sister Elizabeth Ann, and leaves the active priest-
hood to marry her against the advice of Cr1ends and
family.
''Ascent into Hell," however. IS not merely the
story of one priest's unsuccessful struggle to keep his
vow~ of celibacy. It is also the story of a man who is
almost overwhelmed by a sense of family responsi-
bility. Donlon's father is a superior court judge in
Chicago. and the family is highly respected.
However , Hugh's younge r brother, Tim, is a
troublemaker, aod his sister, Marge. seems to have no
serious goals in life. It is Hugh who must take
responsibility for his family.
The novel is set against the turmoil of the 1960s,
as political, social and religious institutions are being
challenged. Yet what makes "Ascent into Hell" most
interesting are the characters, from Hug h 's scheming
and cheating brothe r, Tim, to Hugh's frustrated and
unhappy wife, Liz, the former nun. Donlon himself is
a man driven by his own harsh view of himself and
the way he conducts himself in the world.
Carol Deegan
Associated Press
Why was
this book
published?
DRACULA'SDLARY.
By M ichael Geare & '
Michael Corby. Beaufort
Books. 153 Pages. $10.95.
Michael Geare and
Michael Corby must
have planned "Dracula's
Diary" as camp. If not.
they're in a lot of trouble.
Not to say that some-
thing being camp ex-
cuses this extraordinari-
lysilly book. Butit would
explain why it is so
ridiculous. rn· a tradition becom-
ing far too common,
Geare and Corby have
taken a w ell-kriown
character from literature
and have expanded upon
his life, trying to fill in
the blanks left by the
character~s original -
and much more talented
-areator.
In Dracula's case, we
learn of his youth and his
tutor "Bulldog" Drum-
mond , his Uncle Vlad
(the Impaler) and his
education in England .
While in England, he
meets every available
Victor ian characte r .
either on his own or
through his d istan t
cousins, Roy and Shirley
Dracula. Honest.
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Dracula, a young man
of society, rubs shoulders
with Sherlock Holmes
and Dr. Watson, Dr.
Jekyll (and Mr. Hyde),
the poet Swinburne and
relies heavily on a tonic
created by Sween y
Todd , the Demon Barber
of F1eet Street.
"SUPERMAN Ill IS THE BEST YET"
His loyalty to his new
oountry is soon put to the
test and Dracula becomes
a spy for the Queen ,
working for a man
known as "K " and roam-
ing on tramp steamers
and the like.
He also must learn of
his vampire skills and his
ability to love. The vam-
pire skills make him a
music-hall success for a
bit, while his sexual
prowe. confuaes him.
Why thia book. filled
with bad puns and sick
jokes, was published is
anyone's guess. But the
character Bram Stoker
created must be turning
over in his caske t.
M. R. Aig
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NOTICE OP l)EATB OF ___ MUC __ NO_T_IC_E __
lllTI 1111~ BENJAMIN DANIEL PIC~.~ .. ~I .. GREEN AND OP PETI·
---------· TION TO ADMINISTER ES-The tollowlnO pereon 1a doing TATE NO. A 111141 ~-=:MASTER MECHANIC MALLOY To all heirs, beneficiaries, &44 w. 17th Str..i, co.ta Mella,
DAVID J. MALLOY, rem-crecUton and contingent CA tH27 deotofLittleBelboalaland. crediton of BENJAMIN CAROLYN BREMMER 234 si-d...,a~y on June 17, DANIEL GREl!Nand per-Monetdl Bey, Souttl Laguna. CA
1983. ~ved by 2 "*--tone whO may be otherwi8e 8~ ~ 1a eondue1ed by en
Margit r..Jey and Inaer lncen.t.ed in the will and/or lndlvlduel. Marie Graham and 1 f9tate·. Cerotyn ~ arand-~ Ealley. A Petition hM been filed ~~t=•'c,.•~:c:i~t= Prlvat.e lel'Vicel by HARRY BROWN in the June 1, 1883.
were conducted. Frienda Superior Court of Orange mmz
who wiah in~ of flowen County requesting that p~~,2~~. ~. t~
may make contribut:lona to HARRY BROWN be ap-2112..-:s
MLIC NOTICE
The lollowl119 pereon It doing bullnMlu:
DER WIENERSCHNITZEl 1t51
HarbOr lll\ld., Coate Mella, CA
tH27 TAE SUNG MOON 4f18 SI.
CNlrlel Pl. No.2. Loa Angelea. CA
80018 Thia bu~ la conducted by an
lndMdual.
TM Sung Moon
This atat-t -Ned with the County Cleric ol Orange County on
June 1, 1883. ,..,
Pvblllhed Orange Coul Delly
Piiot June 12, 18, 28, Juty 3. 1"3.
2711-&" the American Cancer So-poinied • per"IOOAl repreeen-
dety. Malloy-Mitt.en Fu-tative to admln.la1er the e9tat.e ---;,.;;.IBJ;;-;:IC;-ll>;;;;TICE:;;;---1---------
neral Home directora. (213) of BENJAMIN DANIEL Ml.IC ll>TICE
MYERS GREEN (under the lndepen-~.~.. M:nnoue.,.....
HELEN JUNE MYERS dent Admlnistratioq of F.--..._ ITA.,_.,
resident of Huntinsto~ tatee Act). 'lbepetidon ia .et ~~ per..--dolnG TM following l*'IOf'I It doing
Belch. Ca. PUied away on for he.rinc in Dept. No. 3 at 8WE.ET-T'SN72K'8Dr!Ye,Hunt-~T~DE&ICECAEAM,
June 23, 1983. She is 7San00 a~_CenCA~ Dr., We.t., 1ngtonBMc:t1,CAt264e ttl MM! St.. ~on BMdl, survived by her husband ta~-.. 2101 on July l<ATHLEEN ATKINS PARKER CL Robert. IOlll Chris of Hunt-20, 1983 at i :30 a.m. =-~Kit• Dr .• Huntington BMc:tl, CA Con Inc., • c.... Corp., 10377
ing1on Beech, ca. and Tracy IF YOU O&JEC'l' to the KERRY LEE PARKER M72 K"• 8='~~~IOO~ ..
of Fountain Valley, Ca., Cl'1l"tinc of the petition, you Dr, Huntington BMc:tl, CA 82644 eotp0ratlon.
dauchter April of Hunt-should either appear at the ~~conducted by • C o n I n c . ,
ingt.on Beach, C..., brothen hNrinC and state you objec----..-~A. Pner !_wlllllect~h r:-~~
Lee and Georp Dohleman dons or file written objec-Thia Ntemant wa llled wfth 1he OrMge County on June a. 1883.
both of DlinoU, lister J!!We tionl wtth the court before County Clerk of Orange County on ,..,_ Mae ~ of Dllno6s the heertnc· Your appear-.June a. 1N3. ,_ Publlahed 0r-. Dally Pllol .June
__ ... 1 -..A..r..&M a_ .. _ ance may be in___..... or by Publlahed Onlnge Coaet Dally Piiot 12, 18. 28, J u ly 3, 1983 ..... .. ........ ~. ~..,.,. ..---· June 12. 18, 29, .My 3. 1883 will be held on Monday, your attorney. 2704-M
June 27, 1983 at 2:00PM at IF YOU ARE A CREDI-"8JC M>TICE
Harbor Lawn Memorial TOR or a CXJDtfn8ent a-editor NU ll>TICE PICTmOUe .,... ..
0iape1. Servicee under the of the dece cl, you m• file N:nnoue .,..... ...-HAW
direction of Harbor youra.:mwiththecourt0tt IW!m8TATW ~-~c1l::S'f:~
L aw n -M o u n t 01 i v e praent t to the per"IOOAl ~ The tCllowll'll 11 doing Hiii UN.. ~ 8-:ti, CL M.artuary of Cos\& Me.a. reeentative appoinied by the ~ a9: ~ 82teO ~55:>1. court within four months THE BMW MASTER MECHANIC DAVID STEELE ENTEAPAISES.
fromthedateoffintimuance M4W.111t1Strwt.CoetaMeaa.CA Del. corp., 14 ~ ... LMM. MARCllETTI of 1eUen M provided tn Sec-12t27 • Hewpof1 BMc:tl. CL
ALBERT C. MARCHET'n tion 700 at the Probate Code CAROLYN BREMMER 234 Thia=-la condOc1ed by.•
of Huntington Beech, Ca. of California. ~ Ume for ~ 8ay. South LAQUM. CA Tvio STEELE ENTERPRISES
Survived by bis wife Apa fillnc claims will not expire Thia bullr-. 11 oonducted by .,, Don Belaler, Pree.
M. Marchetti, cftiichter prior to four months from the lndMduel. ec!:v ·~•r:r~ ~ '!:
Marianne L. Mardletti of date of the hNrinC noticed Thlt _.~otyn -"':':" w11t1 1t1e June i5, tN3
Huntington Beach,. Ca., above. County an of 0r-. County on ,,,_
brother FA.icene ~ YOU M>tY EXAMINE the June 1, t883. Publllhect Orange eo..t Delly 1i1ter Barbara Renzi "''-k by ... _ u ~ Piiot June it. 29, .My 3, to, 11183 • UR: ept .. ~court. you Publllhed Orange Coat Dally 281CM3 brother Edward Marchetti, are interelted in the eetat.e, PllOt June 12, t8, a . .My a, 1..a.
mother Anna Davis, &rand-you may .erve upon the ex-• 2112..-:s NU M>TICE mother Antonia DiPippo all ecutor Ott administrator, or __ _.;..=;;;.;;.~~---.-
of Rhode laland. He wu upon the attorney f0tt t.he ex-•-,.,. MftYll'r l'ICTrnOUe 9llll•U
d to f ~""'~ .._er•~· owner an opera r o ecutor or administrator, and • The......_._ l*90M -doing
Huntinston Beach Ap-file with the court with.proof l'IC~A~.. bu.lnai._.."'
pliance Service. Real Eltat.e of lef'Vice a written request FANE' EXTRAORDINAIRE ~t. snctuaied from Uni-stat-1-.. ~t you dmre lpeCial The lollowtng pereon le dolflg CATERING AND CONSUL TING vermty of Rhode Island BS ... "e ~ M : 2tOO E. Coat Hwy No. 5, Corona d9I • notice oft.he fWnl of an in-DER WIENE~NIT2El tt51 Mer. c~ '2925 I>epoee, veteran World War ventory and appni8ement of HW'bor BMI .• Costa ...... CA t2e27 ANNI E. McCONVILLE 704 "" n. Romry will be recited on estate a.eta or of the peti-TAE SUNG MOON .. ,. Bl. ~.Corona del Mer. CA 92826
Sunday at DUday Brothen dons or accounts mentioned Chartae Pl. No.2, Loa Anoei-. CA Tiiie ~ 1a QOnducted by: en
Mortuary Chapel at 7:30. in Section 1200 and 1200.5 of eoon: ~ 1a conduc1ed by .,. lndMdual Anni E. ~
Funeral Mam will be held at the California Probate Code lndMdual. Thie ...,.,.,, -ftlad With .,.
Sta. Simon and Jude 8.J Parnll · T• Sung Moon ~ ewtt of Orange County on
Chun:h. Monday lOAM. In-IH ~ C.ler Dr. Thie ~ -tllad with t~ June • 1883 nte171
1ennellt Good Shepherd smae Mt ~ 1813. <>range County Pldlfl8d Oranoe eo..t Dally
c.emet.eey. Ymtatioo houn C..ta Meta. CA tilZI ,_. Piiot June 2t. .My 3. 10. 11, ,_,
Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 '° 9. (71') .,...... Pllot~2 ~ .,;:r,: 29tM3
Dtncted by DUday Brothen Pubu.hed Onnee ec:-t · · · 2m-i3 ---------Mortuary, 17911 Beach Daily Pllot June 25, 26, July rtalC M)T1C(
~717~unt:ington Beach. 2, 1983 l~ NU ll)l1C( l'ICTrnOUeMlllllM
•-.,. llftftl'r MAim 8TATmlmNT ~SON ~ ""'IK NAm ITATDmWT The following l*WCIN -dolflg
R 0 B E R T ( G R E G ) NOTICE OP DEA TB OP The lollowlnO doing ~T ~ARDWARE. 240 BroeO-WILKINSON, pMled away T B E O'D 0 R E W . bulln•ua: pereone -way, LAQUM Beecft, Cellf. 82961
on June 22. 1983. Relkient BELIA~OFP AND OP NOAFLEET .IRS. 9331 oat.--CS Ctlwtal G. Boice. T~ of Irvine, Ca. Survived by PETITION TO ADMINJS.. Dr., Hw111naton 8eadl, CA t2t4e Tr.-Waller C. Boice. T""'*8, 2945
bls JavinC wife Mira Dee, TEil ESTATE NO. A·llllH DOMINIC ANTHONY CORP. • ~ St. Hewpof1 aa.ch, Ca.
dauchter April Nicole, To all heirs, benefidaria. ~...::~~ °'· Thla~laoonductedby:11n
pa.rents Robert S . and crediton and contingent Thia~" oonducted br • lndlvldual. WALTER c. BOICE
Charlotte L . Wilkinson, crediton of TH!X>DORE W. corpor~l6c An1t1ony Corp Thlt etae-it -111ec1 w1tt1 1t1e
bl'Otben Desmond J. and ~OFF and penoos Jadlte Clenella. ~. . County Cleftl of <>range County on
Byrcn M. Wllkin9on. He who may be otherwise Thia utemant -llled with 1he June fa. 1883.
,... a pwiuate of Cal State interelted In the will and/or County Clerk of 0r-. County on Publahed 0r--c,_. ""/!!'!. Fuller1on 0-UNIO re--·te· June 1, 1813. -...... .,.._.. • • ...,_ • ~ Piiot June 18, 29, .My 3, 10. 1M3
cetved bis Bechelor of Arta A petition hM been filed Publllhect 0r-. Coat Dally 280Mt Decree in Busine91 Ad-by JOYCE B1!L1AKOFF in Plat June 12, 18. a . .My 3. ttea. ,__ _________ --11 mimltradon and Finance. the Superior c.oun of Orange 271$-83
lle.rved honorably in the County requestina that "8JC NOTICE
Unlied States Marine C.orp JOYCE BELIAKOFF be a~ 1------------1 u a 6-her pUot from 1972 to poinied • penona1 rep eeen-...cnnoue wu
197.7. lie w• an accountant «iative to adml.Ju.ter thee9tate The ~ ITAl"llmNT dolflg
forCooper'1andLybrandln of THEODORE W . buatneM• ~ -
Newport ~ Ca. Alani BELIAKOPT (under the In-HEW T£C.... 830 South MM! wtth main1ainlng an active dependent A.clmbmtration of 8tr9al. ler1'a Ana. CL 92701
Marine Relerve affiliation ........ Act). '!be petition is :~ '°='...:, ~':"'
•a filbter pllot VMA133 eet forhearinlin Dept. No. 3 Thia~•~ by.en
locaied at Naval Air Station at 700 Ovk: Cent.er Dr., We.t., lrldMduel.
AJamedla, Ca. Servk9 will Santa Ana, CA 92701 on July =' ~~ -!lad with .,.
be heJdon Monday, June 27, 20, 1883 at 9:30 a.m. eo..ity an of 0r-. County on
U113 at 2:00PM at the Pa· IF YOU OBJECT to the Kime ti. t813.
dflc view Chapel. :tnennent sranttnc of the petition, you Publlatlad 0r-. Coe1t "= at P9cific View Memorial should elQler • ..,.._.. the Plat June 18 21 .My 3 to 1813
.Park . Pac If I c V le w heertnc and state you ob Jee· · · · 2eu-e3
Mortuary, Newport Beech dolw or file writt.en objec-i---------4irecta'a. tiolw with the court befCll'e PWUC M>11C( ------------1 the hearlnc· Your appeal"·, ___ ...._ ....... .....,..._...__ __
a.1n•••<* SMl'TM I TUTMM.L
Wft1CLW CHAPll
4;.>7 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
64&-9371
ance may be in penc:ml or by ~A~
your attorney. The fOllowlrWI perMna .,. clolna
IF YOU ARE A aJ:DI. ~ •: fH a OUT l"HOTC1,
TOR or a contmaent'creditor = 8eadl BMI. 81anton. Cellf.
of the dece P8! d, you m• file CNatM Wmy 1no., C811f. oorp .• 729
your daJm with the court Oft W., 11th St, a.a, Coeea MeM. CL
praerit it'° the penona1 ~
rwentative appointed by the ~~~
court within four manU. M WAYS IHC., from the date of tint teMemxe Tom ~ Sec. TtW.
ol )etten -provided in ~ Thia •••• ,.. .. -llad with .,.
Um 700 ol the J'rtol)aw Code ~ ci;:, °' <>r-. County on ol C.aUfanUa. n. time Im a. , ,...
ftl1nc cW1m wm not GJlh Nllllftad onnge COMt 0111Y
p:I« 10 four months ftcm the Plot ...... "' It. -Mr I. 10. ~
date ol the beartnl DOCIDed .. ,, ...
~MAY DAM1NE the MUC ll>TICE
ftle kept by the CIOUi't. ti you PICTmOUI .,.. .. an lntawted Jn the...._, MAmlTAW'
you m.y mw \CPlft the ex-Tiie lollowll'f ,.,_... .,.. 60lf'O
eeutor or adminilCrator, or bualna99 •
UPCft the a=:-.:the U • HC>AflllT JM. 9P1 ~ _,.._ ar __.... Or.,~ laedl, CA .....
---' -DOMINIC AHTHOffY OOflft. a .U.wtththecourtwlthproaf c~. .. m1 ca .. 11•1Md °'· ol .-vim, a wrt&tla ,.._ laedl, CA Nl4I l\atinl that you ct.IN ill*!M1 Tiiie le OOAdYMd by •
...... ol the filinl "' -• COtSIOf'M!On,
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...... -• oC the ...... Tiiie ... , ...... ,,.. llleCI .tit! ttle Ualw ar eoaountl ~ OounlY Oarll of Or ... ~ on
In 8«tion l300 -1300.6 ol June 1, lta. ......
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Coronado Island C\ISt. bayfronl Jot. 85' boat
deck. Plarw avall..Now $370,000 w/trade. ••Llll-3 \),., 2 ba, {rplc, beam ceiling. 2 car carport, On
greenbelt. Comm. pool. $125,000.
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Near new 4 bdnn, 4 bath, lake view. 3500 sq.
ft. $440,000. WW trade for a local lot.
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
1 1 1 f~ v . , 1. r >, • ,. • H ,, 1 <_) f, 1 b'
TlmTlllY
Owner tranaferred. nu. vacant condo
mµst be IOld ooy1. 2 bedroom and study.
2~ batha, formal d.inina. Up top con-
dition. Pool, tennis -excellent location.
Terrlflc temw. $189,600 or make offer.
760-8333
1111 ILllW ·-1
Then you'll love this Harbor Hilla beauty
on huge lot with shade trees and spot for
R.V. 3 bedroom, family room, tip-top
condition throushout. Patio, aprinklen, 3
car garage. Owner will trade for ana.ller
home. Asking $289,500. 76()...8333
Wiii Ill WILllllE
You will enjoy the warm welcome feel-
ing of this exclusive Big Canyon home
with many custom featurea. Popular 3
bedroom Monaco Plan. Large covered
patio. Just reduced t.o $525,000. 760-8333
TUii PR llWlll
Expanded, uJ>lrided Miramar Plan in
Harbor Ridae with terrific view. 2
bedroom, 1up den. 3 baths, mirrored
·Wardrobee, extra cabinet&, eecurity
REAL ESTATE
•llUTll'I n.
with Big Canyon gotfcourae w .
Perfection thruout In thl1
spacious 2 Bdr & den
"Augusta" plan .
Pvt/garden/fountain entry.
Form. dining, patio, centr. air,
sec. gate. comm. pool & tennla.
Offered at $329,500. Jeri Hunt.
II *11•1
From tinkling courtyard foun-
tain entry to dramatic pool &
spa, this Big Canyon 4 Bdrm
fam rm, form. din rm home la
executive llvfng at 1t1 belt In a
lush parklike eettlng. Spacious
Mttr suite. pvt sec. system. As-
sumabfe loan• & 24 hr. guarded
gate. Offered at $649,600: Jeri
Hunt.
,( ........................ . Custom built 2000 aq ft reside . ' alarm. Will trade equity for Hawaii prop-
Balboa's best beach. 3 ikhma, 2 ~ °:J::. erty. $595,000 with $230,000 loan
IAYlmlUITY
Spectacular Dover Shores 4 Bdr
& fam rm, spacious sgl level.
Totalty remodeled thruout with
a European atre. Mirrored llvtng
& dining reflect dramatic
bayslde pool & spa. Compf.
w/pler, sllp &. side t ... centr. air.
Offered In L.H. at $875,000. Jert
Hunt.
. . .
HAllOR VIEW HOIES
Large swimm.i.ng pool & jacuzzi. I level, 4
bdrm, Form Din, Fam Rm, 2 ~ ba. JM
IWI TIE Lam. $299,000.
IPll UT/-1-1 1724 Pert •arc ...
Sell thlng9 fatt with Delly Hive tomethlng 10 MW/
Piiot Went Ada. Clulltled Ids do It well.
·~ lllm ••• MllUS 17,111,llO.
..,.nn111 of the West. There are few
parlsons. 1. 1 acres Offering
otal panoramic view of Newport
arbor Islands & entry to sea. 5BR,
BA & staff facilities. The premier
of all of Newport & ultimate In
rlvate security.
WI llUll $4,400,IOI
wonderful warm contemporary
ayfront -the view breathtaking
hru the mitered windows. The
ta Marla stone & marble
hence the feet & charm through-
t. Included are 3 BR, 4 baths.
amlly rm, llbrary, & a slip for a 50'
acht. ottered furnished.
tan11 12,111,111
ate sized lot. Spacious Country
rench 5 BR, 41A BA, custom home
ng the 8th green on the pres-
lglous Big Canyon Country Club.
magnificent pool and sprawling
awn make this property a must to
. Owner will exchange.
1UOM UY WlTllfa.T 11, 12',000
Beacon Bay Is a dellghtful private
community with a tennis court,
beach and boat slip for 18' boat.
This lovely home features 4 BA.
famlly rm. and formal dining rm.
Overlooks the bay and sunsets.
Leasehold.
•t.-TIUW 11,121,oll
With an "International Flavor".
High ceilings -marble floors and
columns -Inside pool. Spacious
rooms. Breakfast room -elegant
muter suite w/flreplace. City, bay
& ocean vtew -three additional
BR suites w/prtvate entrance.
IHlllH PllH HIHTllll 1111.-
Great sunny corner garden home
on lg lot -land l(lCluded~ Bdcked
patio & lawn, tool 4 BA. 3 BA,
gourmet kitchen and duo purpoee
Bonus Room. ,_ ..... 11.,_ 112._ LI
Irvine Terrace listing. Super ocean
• bay vtew from this 1paclou1
alng .. 8tory reaidence. 2 mstr suit-
•· ptua 2 more lg BR, 4 BA, fam
rm, & game rm. Pool In cs>Urtyard.
Great for entertaining. . .............. ,..
Aeduced, lndudee land. Pan-
orwrdc ocean vtew, thl• charming
llngfe 1tory "Portlmouth" 3BR,
2BA, formal dining rm & family rm
la ettuated tn the exctualve Corona
Mar community of Spygl ....
8cUr heated pool ' ape Nduded
'" private courtyard. Plantatton ihutWa, MW opt, oak paneflng &
many mot• amenttlee.
Den with wetbar & fireplace, double car 760-8333
garage -beautifully dea>riJted. Owner
will finance. 780-8333 ... ,...
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....... /S.1-1
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Thet'• wtwt Ille DAILY PtLOT SEFMCE DIRECTORY .... .ooutl
NEWPORT BEACH
1.a. mua amjee
A very special Terrace condo facing the ocean &
nature park. Custom tlles, mirrors & bullt-lns.
Community pool and spa just doors away. Extra
parking adjacent. The price la-right!
WUTaJFF 11H-
Terrlflc Newport Beach 2 br condo
w/communlty pool, clubhouse, soft neutral
decor, walk to everything. 2 BR. 2 levels, patio.
ready to move In & Includes refrlg, washer &
aryerl
lllUIYM 1112,111
Delighf'tul Oakcrest model Mclain condo near
schools & sh~ps. 2Bds & 2Ba, wet bar & shut-
ters. Spacious _patio to enjoy the summer eve-
nings. Don't miss ltl
WUTOUFF 1211.-
. Great family home on choice corner. 3 BR + den
& dining room. -Could t>e two master suites. Near
new carpet. Nicely decorated In earthtones.
Pool-sized yard. RV access. Priced to sellll •
ua111 NW ..a · 12a.-
Beaut1tu11y maintained 3 BR, famlly room home
In great family area. Beautifully landscaped,
large pool & spa. large added storage frea.
Good financing, fee land .
Tll lllLLI 1212-
The llvlng Is n~ only easy In the Knolls, It'• truly
enjoyable! 2 'den. This Cape Cod charmer has
style & flair with It's custom decor, pool, spa &
tennis doors away. Security system lncludedll
.. OUYN I.WI Utl,lll
Hang over golf course & view lake & Cetallnal
End unit that has own separate 2-car garage! 2
BR & sitting room. $127,000 assumable financ-
ing at 11.75•/ •. Best location of allll
..... YllW llllU .......
4bd. 3 1A ba. flexible floor plan for lrg. famllyl
Famllyrm. formal dining rm. separate bonus
room with loft & bath. Super for teenagets.
Excel .. nt family neighborhood near school &
com. pool.
...... YllW -1121,111 Super family home In a super family netgh-
borhood. Your children can walk w IChoot
without crossing the streetll 4BRS, famlty room
& your own private pool for thlt super prloell
llYUllU .. ,..
Stunning, cu1tom 3 BR home In gated, private
community with two lrg beechM. The gourmet
kit hat been featured In a teadlng magazine.
Faultlest decor & quality detall throughout. ·
......... 11-.-
Dynamlc Lautremont modet 4 BR'1, veutted
cefflng1, a free.form of erohttectur•I Prwat• epa.
A MIQhbor to the euneet, ocean & night light
vtewf Owner will con"der ..... or ..... option.
NEWPORT 91ACH OFFIC.·
2161 IAN .IOAOUtN HILLS IOAD
A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SEAV1CES
OPEN HOUSES 1-5
. 11111111
....,. 2167 Vlata Entrada
4 BA $229,000 AITA QUIGGLE
&..-Ill.I
4 BR $2,850,000 ..
4BR $220,000
&..-
2. Oen $439,000 ---4 BR $649,500
920 Via Lido Soud
EDIE OLSON
26 Tahoe
· LISA WHITE
633·Lldo Park Or. C-1
EVAN CORKETT
'414 Heliotrope
WYNN WILSON .... ,
UITIUff
4 BR $235,000 .......
5 BR $649,000
&..-Ill.I
4 BR $775,000
&..-
4 BR $555,000 .........
3 BR $179,000 ........
3BR $1«.500
IPflUll
4BR $595,000
•IUYll 5BR -$899,900 ..... [ ....
3BR $275,000
IAYmll.
3BR &299,000 ..........
4BR $322,000
2531 Bunya
MARIAN REEDY
1722 Santiago Or.
TOM BOLAND
426 Plazza Udo
CYNTHIA RUMSFELO
207 Via Mentone
EDIE OLSON
1839 H~hland ELEANOR OWIE
«Brookmont
RITA QUIGGLE
5 Point Sur
BERT REEDY
2Wl~Foot MARCIA MA HEWS
« BMchcomber
MAGGIE GUTH
1807T~ndt
WYNN WILSON
1718 Port Margate VALE~ MARSHA~L .. ,..., ..... ,
._...... 2012 Port Rameaate
4 BR 9309,900 LARAINE SH"AW ......
3 BA 1235,0QO
14 CMyon tlieand
ELEANOR BOWIE
·--~·rnns CWM!CI llWI ...... .. ,,_
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BEACH COMMUNITIES
WllT MINIT .._ a-.
Fully fumllhed 4 BR + 3 BR corner lot duplex In
superb condition Just 'A block to the ocean. Thll
11 truly a property you can move right Into.
Owner• will consider trade.
""'MWlllT ···-Picture a taatefully decorated 2 BR home with an
ocean vtew, just stepe from the tend, ptu1a2 BR
furnished cottage for family, In-laws or rental•.
&..-Ill.I 1••• Warmth.:.. character & charm abounds In thls
country 1:nglilh 2 story home on beet stl 3 BR 3
'A BA, 2 flreplaces, MJnny brick patio, remodeled
kit, perfect condition. Quality thruout. owe 2nd
T.O.
&..-Ill.I ......
Lido Ille Country French home totafty ,._
modeled and completed by leaded glaaa, french
· doors, porcelain & brua ftxtures and a
marvelous uae of Oak beama, moldlnge & cabl-
nete. Extra wide lot & south facing patlol
&..-Ill.I ......
A perfect combination of preetlglous living on
Lido Ille + privacy & spaclouln888. Custom
French 1ty1e 5 BR home with Lrg yard & spa &
corner prime location. Owner financing avatl-
able. .... .. ..
Privacy 11 a priority In this breathtaking
penthouse .top completely eecured bldg. A vast
array of ultra luxurtous features thru-outl Ever
faclnatlng Vfewl of bay. ocean & mountains.
Outttandlngll
a..111.1 a,•• Located on tip of Lido Ille this prime bayfront
cuatom designed home features 3 storlee of
Imported lntertors, bMutlful wood•, gourmet
kitchen, wine cellar & maid's qtrs. Pier & ettp
Included.
&..-Ill.I 12,..._
Imagine llvlng In a 1paclou1 bayfront home on
Lido Ille'• moet deslrab .. locatlonl 1eo• vtew of
turning butn, pier & 811p for 55' boat, gractoua
2/1tory, 4 BR home, atl In perfect tutel
CORONA DEL MAR
lllmmlt ...
EnJoy the amentt ... of rarded area In a 3 8R Condo.with 2 , Vfewl, tennla,
pool & epa, wetber & feml room. lkyttghtl & 2
, dect(1. F .. land Tool
Mlblll-11.,.,_
SBA. 2 ~ ba==lt iev... OrwnatJc floor plM lncludea library , dining rm. fa)ooHy room, 2 I ftf9S)t~. ,..,..t oft mMt~ bedroom "'tt•. eeourtty gate, oommunlty pool & tennla. ..... . .....
MWWloua twnUy hOme on QUlet & ....
ouf-de..Mc. a M + 1onu1 room wfth poo1 & ..,..
LU8h low rMlntenenOe. 8rtdc trimmed e.nd-
eoaplng. Lo.da of prtvecy. ,. ---~ C""*_, ==-.... -••
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Ill IEWNRT BUCH G,..t tamlly home wtth VA 189.000. 3 Bdrm 115 Ba, day publlcat1on1: 4:30
terme. Extr• terge lot. 2 cer oweo-. ANume p.m. the pteYlout dey.
Homee In excellnt con-io.n. Allllng I 105,000. F« S.turdal publlcatlot\,
.,..1111 IM Via Dtll, LWt hit (1•1)..-• .SIH-....... I 3 bedrooms, den, 3 baths, Pool
dltlot\. 4 8drme. 2 beth, 131·7370 dMdltnl It p.m. Fridey.
....,..... ... 1111...eH,....,...,'"" (1-1). ....... ....
lhlll ,.... 3 bedrooms+retreat, 3 baths, Pool 10% INTEREST FIRST YEARI• lemily room, llrepitlol, Sundey dMdltnl le 5 p.m.
1>4.1111-ln BBQ, many othlt Frldey. Mondey deedllne
extru. Cell 10 ... now le 11:30 Lm. Saturdey. TR,\DI '110\,\1
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546-2313
.. .... ,.... 411 • ....., ........ ,. ... (~ l1ort41Me · _ .. _._ ... _ .. ___ _.,, 111 Entertain on your Redwood decked penthouse
garden with breathtaking bay & ocean views ................ 11.&.1• ........ .......... .., 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, large boat slip
..... ..,.. 114,.. ,.,.., LWt .... (114)...1411,MO f ULllA--THE ~EAL
ESTATE RS KUii Md oorrectlone may 1-------be m4lde on Nine deed·
Ha.,. eomethtng to Mii? llnee aa aboW. P*M
Cell t42-&e71 CIWMl9d ade do 11 .... Ull fOf I "klll number"
wMtl cai loalll! 10 your ad.
11111. h"'"' 2 ~.den, 2 baths. Jacum IEW DUSTlllZEI COIDOS-
n1•11TUT IT Ull,IOI tt 1122,IOO ••
Ouelnt new duplaa, 30t Sapphjr•. c>perl 8undayt
3 bdrm. 3 beth plul 2
bdrm unit. All brldt, wood
& al\ake. Neer North Bey.
1589,000
Went Act.
OI~ ;/11
975.5511 -&
··-· Chee* your ad dally and
report error• lmmadl·
ately. The DAIL V PILOT
U1Ume1 llablll1y for the
ft1'9t lnc:orrect lnMrtlon
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1w.n 111-1100
only. 1-------l
s7LL Idle llama with a
Dally Piiot Claltlfled Ad.
WANT ACTION?
Ciualfed Adi '42·5878
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Steps to bay & ocean beachts. Too many amemUts to mention .
IPll UT. I aa 1·1 P.I. ~l 1M It., ...,.,, hMll
Project of the Elliott. Group, marketing by: •
COLE OF IEWPORT RULTORS
114/113-0112 or 114/111-1111
•APR 13'A% (Agenl on property)
., ........ ,,.,.
111-1414
Utttth&IM ....
58drm,5be
Sllp for 2 lrge boatl
1795,000 IM/hld
or
Ownec-anx1ou1. has other
l>Yllneae tn1arett.1. Slye
Mll,thi138r28e
home.
~.000 Hlghly upgr•ded Ind BEACH TIME REALTY
11,220,000fee 1t.1•1UlllUI
New , spacious 3 Bdr, 3~ Ba. Light &
airy. Spectacular use of wood and
skylites. Walk to beach. Priced for
immedi;ate sale $339,500. Opn Hse
Sat/Sun 1·5. 616 Marigold. Call
675-5511 or 640-4521.
Sophlstk••i•~ ,=, 1mpo"•d ~lcll"u~
marble. elevator, etc. 5 bdrm, 4 ~ bath. I U~ U 1<.C
=·~= :~T:.! IU YIEW YllW If DOliOS Ill . 613..es11
uuceo. new carpet. new Sllueled ~ en overllzld UY 111 PIOIFlll Two 2BR 2ba pool end spa lalMa -
roof end attrec;Uve yar~ lot • Ihle BR. 3 be home LeltUrty obMtV9 Nllboata 179,000. 3 Condol In Ptaluala lM'I wl1h llrge patfo. Cant oflar'I • megnlfloant view at lhay Ml oul for Newport Beach. All 3 Br metch lor only 189,900. of C11alln1 Ind the city Cetallna. lo"91y 4 Bdrm 2~ bathe, pool and tipa. l ______ _
Call 84&-7171 ~ht1. Belutlfully dona home which lncludeal $12'7,000. Clll Carey & PllmSIU,..,.
th decorllor amanltlea Hper11e quartare for Scotll. CAPE COO Pier & slip f= :::.t. $2,300,000. &OMJ¥NY THE :REAL
ESTATE RS
Ind In aarthtone CQfore. Mom ()( Maid. F• land. ta1-1242n1 PRICEORIGHTI
Community pool encl ten-nol leuetlo4d and Offered CloM to beachal. 2 Bdrm• New English Tudor -Spectacular 631-3444
views. 3 bdrm, 3 bath custom. Nurner-llr:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;::;;;;;==;.!.;:==;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;:::;
nla court•. Prloed It at only 1750 000 Call IOI and larg• up1talre
$449,000. Owner wlll lhowlng. 14g.7171 game/lamlly room with •Tl•• Price just reduced $16,000 for quick
sale. Now only $179,900. Forest Hills
mdl in Racquet Club, 4 Bdrm family
rm, dining rm. Great assumable loan.
Call for info. Opn Sun 1-5. 4156
Williwaw, Irvine.
IUSTll llHITIH
Lovely Mesa Verde 4 Bd.r, family rm,
pool & rec rin. Skylites, terrazzo, etc.
Owner says sell -now only $214,900.
Ill.MA PElllSIU IOEllFlllT
Superb location, 5 Bdrm 4 Ba.,
elevator, dining nn, outstanding
mas&ve Mstr Bdrm suite w/view, fire-
place, 17' ceiling. Cannot be duplicated
at any pri ce. QUALI -
TY -QUALITY -QUALITY .
$1.150,000.
COLE OF NEWPORT REAL TORS
2515 E. eo.t Hwy .. Corone del .._
875-5511
ous amenities. $2,200,000.
PlllllTllY UY
Custom bayfront with pier & slip. 4
bdrm, 3~ bath. Extensive use of wood
& glass. $1,500,000.
..... llL UI 11Yflll1'
A touch of New Orleans. Used brick
courtyard & iron balconies. 5 bdrm,
4 ~ bath. Pier & float. $1,200,000.
LIMYIUJll-
Forever views. Prestigious address.
Security building. 2 bdrm, .).1h bath. I
$925,000.
...... llWI Ulllllll
Outstanding custom estate. 6+
bedrooms, 4+ baths, pier & slip for
large yacht. $6,500,000.
OCEAN VIEW -PRIVATE BEACH
Spacious executive family home on expansive lot with fabulous
entertaining area with pool, spa & private beaches. At only $525,000 has
to be lowest priced 4 bdrm, 5 bath residence in this prestigious l~tion.
759-1501 or 752-7373 ·
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""''"' ....... a • + 1 ii , ... .,, ... ,,1 $725,000 ................. 22 Beacon Bay, NB
.......... ,.,.. .. , ,...,.,., tlqaet
$385,000....... 1980 Port Ramsgate, NB
1aH w"t •• Malll, a 11 2 u, 2 "'" $435,000 ................ 224 Larkspur, CdM
111 .... ,...,.,.,peat rar4, 1atrn
$369,500 ........... 1854 Port Taggart, NB
U,_.l()U~ ti()M~i
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 Eut Cont Highway. Corona dtl Mar
carry large 2nd. outald• an tr a nee.
IPll .. 1·1 Pll OO«ner wl.ndowe. fir•
1NI J&llT PllJTAI FORECLOSURES. I bring place end pidlet fence •ULLDILll Buyera & Sellere add character end
•............ ,. together. 0ua111y homes cnann.1210.000. Owner -·•• Yll'LL Lm IT 1~ down. 12% long mey ...i.t with financing.
UIUI YllW-1 M4lll Vatde'a bMt buy. term, EASY i~lfy 142•1200
Sherp, 3 br, "Cermel" Big 4 Bdrm with all the ftnandng. Tex ol tin j PETE Top Location. A.Num ex1ru Md Inducting a R.E. Bkrt. H 546-9909, O
An. Only 1249,500 fea ,.., yerd with pool, spa 851-8370. ' BARRETf OPENSUNOAV, 1·5 Mdhalfbuketballcourt.t-------
1960 Port CardlQan NB T h • P r I c • ? 0 n I Y T red• your old 1tuff for .. REALTY ***** '215,000. 751-3191. new goodlH with •,.._ _____ _ U11191U. C:.SElECT Clualflad ad. 842-5e78 ••
Charming 2 br, ~lhou1e. ....PAOPEATIES ---------·---~~~:d~· ~l~d0 1 __ -'::~:.'i' s~~~~.-.£_£~s·::
w/usumftn . 0 S ••eol'•"'9'f ... tcrOl""b~ PEN UNOAY 1-5 I ••• WllTll _ ... -.. -· • _......___.. __
358 19th St ..... •"""" -d• "'"" .._. o1 Bu~ WUI pay CUh for ..,,_-. ~ ,.. ....._ " """°'"
141-1211 vecant property eullable P I II O E 14 I \
E. Colt& Mela. Call Bob I . . . . . . ~ f0f6-15unlta.~tadln II I I' I I 1
875-9434 aft 5PM
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R E A l T y tWll lmllt L I' I I I I'
Cl111llled Adi are th• Ill ll&IY r 8 u D L 0 y I t
an-to a 1ucceuful New In Npt Hgtt I I I I' I ~~ gereo-or yard aa1e111·.. 2345 18th St _ _ . . . . .
better w1y to tell mor• ()pr! Set/Sun $232,000
peOplal Agt, Ann 494-1754 ,,
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COLDWeLL
BANl(eRO
IPEI 111111
IPEl llT 1-1
llll Yltteria Ir. Upu ..... ........
Fantastic ocean view charmer w /2
Bdrm, almost oceanfront.
a1121 ....,. Laca•....., 11n.-
LA LINDA BEAUTY OVERLOOKING
0cean view, 2 Br condo. Monarch
Swnmit'a finest. Adult comm.
MILE SQUARE PARK WITH POOL AND SPA
This highly upgraded home has everything a family on the go needs.
Four spacious bdnns and two and one half baths plus a family room.
Three car garage with a boat door and a covered patio with low
maintenance yard. Asking $189,900. 963-5671
w/pool&spa. ,
lall ......... "8cw .....
1211,111
Super view, lrg lot, near golfcourae.
Spacious 4 ad.rm, family room, and
lrg bonus room.
FROM $83,200 to $1,700,000 -WE HAVE ITI!
11111 ,.... Upu ..... ., .. ,...
Elegant 2 Bdrm, atrium condo
w/beauty & privacy. Adult comm.
NEAR SO. COAST PLAZA .
Best value in the area • owner must aell! Only $83,200!!~01 or
752°7373 " ~
R-2 LOT
With 3 bdrm home and one bdrm rental unit· Owner says "Cut the price
$15,000 and SELL IT!" 759-1501 or 752-7373
PRIVATE BOAT SLIP
and bay view ... feels like a "new" home although approx 11 years old
Only $269,000! 759-1501 or 752-7373
HARBOR VIEW
The most immaculate & upgraded model we have seen in many years in
this outstanding location -reaaonable eeller! 759-1501 or 752-7373
ONLY 1117,000
Customized family home with 3 bdnns, large living room & dining room,
huge fire place and big greenhouae. 759-1501or752-7373
JASMINE CREEK
Ocean & greenbelt view . . . extra large 1pa. If you are looking for
-Utopia. better eee thla ·only $437,000. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
WATERFRONT
Fee simple land with ...wnable financing. Room for 55' boat! Only
•525,0001 759-1601 or 752-7373
8PYQLA88 RIDGE
Featuring ocean view, beautiful pool and large lot. Tremendoua price
reduction. 750-1601 or 752-7373
8PBCTACULAR 8PYGLAIS HILL
Panoramic ocean & nlaht view from L.A. to Catalina. Aaumable
financing on fee 8mple land. Under $800,000! 759-1601 or 762-7373
RUNNING ITREAMI A WATERFALLS
Surround th.II exceptional value where owner MUST SELL at only
S132,900! 759-1501 er 762-73~3.
"· I
DREAM HOME WITH
DREAM FINANCING
NG QUALIF1YING NEX;ESSARY and only $26,000 down buys this
four bedroom, two and one half bath home in the best area of El Toro.
Huge master bedroom, large family room, fonn.al dining room and a cozy
wood burning fireplace. Can you yours for a monthly payment of $1 ,377
principal & interest. For complete details call 963-5671
WANT TO OWN
YOUR OWN BUSINESS?
LOOK At_ THESE
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIESll
ONE HOUR PHOTO LAB
This well run extabliahment ia gro.t.ng in exCfta of $100,000 per year.
The partnenhip that owns the buslneta ia d.imolving and forces uie
$30,000 below market at •104,000. 963-5671
DRES88HOP
Greet location for this thriving bullneaa ln the 'Mme location 'Tor 13
yNl'll. Fr9lb and clean with new carpet and latest f-.hion styles.
SecrWce for •1D,90Q. Tenna negotiable. 963-6671 ·
CAMERA SHOP .. ,IOO
Four blocka to Qimeyland in nciellent foot and car traffic are1. Owner
motivated due to pending trander in hie full time job. Yearly ll'CJm M1ee
of •70,000. Add dne hour prc>cell1na equipment ($50,000) and for
'80.000 TOI'AL INVESTM»n' you have a lab PLUS a c:mnera ahop.
~66-7035
11U1 T• a.-a.. L..-1411 ....
So. Laguna chann, fonnal living &
dining, 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath plus guest
suite.
IPEI llllAY 1-1 112 ...... ,.,,... Upu ..... .......
Cottage near the .euhoce, Victoria
Beach with a 2 Bdrm income.
Hlae.,1111 t..pu ..... .......
Wood & glass beauty. ocean & nite
lite views, 3 Bdrm, pvt. spa.
IHll '-f-l Ull,IM t..pu llpel
Gorgeoua ocean vu home in
Monarch Summit, 2 Bdrm, den on
q~~t cul-de-aac. Diii. ...... ... Lacw ....,...
The ultimate clalay entertainment
home in a private comm., 3 Bdrm.
den. ocean view. ,........... u.-..... ......
A tNly lovely home, view of the
aoJ.fcouree, 4 Bdrm, . extra 1ra ee-
cluded •Pit· nm.._ Lacw ..... .,,.,..
Lq 4 Bdrm plua bonua room home, aolfooww view, huae lot, auper
nQhborhood. .,......... Lacw ..... ·. ta.,..
Terrttic tNyl Contemporary cwDD
look•nc_ i.,una & the ... 4 P~'~ Ba.qlot. 1 ....... LapM ..... ...
Nicuel Country Club 3 Bdnn
"9 ttudy home w/pool ar tpe.
Ullil IFFIOE ••1•
2 aR plue 'AM ltM or D9N
358 19th Street (E/Sla) CM
640-8250 $120,500 ~ Sun 1-5
• •8802 w. OoMn·
front, Newport Bc:h
&45-5430 $575,000 Sun 1·5
609 Poppy, Corona del Mar
673 4400 $249,500 l Sun 1-5
,
1561 Miramar, Penlnaula Point, Newport
Beech
&42-5200 $310,000 Sun 1-5
3005 Croyden Bay, Coata Mesa
966-0775 $14&,ooo Sat/Sun 12-4
3031 Croyden Bay, Coate Mesa '
957-8082 $139,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
104 Via Cordova (Lido tale) NB
673-4063 $375,000 Sun 1-5 ..
19 Curi Dr. Jasmine Creek Vu CdM
640-1515 619-728-5151 $/Sun 12-5
1117 s•ndy Lane, Coata Mesa
962-7788 $104,900 Sun 10-2
30 Segura (RSJ Vlllaa) Irv
631-7370 $207,000 Sun 1-5
14 Gumwood, lrvlne
760-8333 $134,900 Sun 1-5
* 1 Pandora, Irvine Groves, lrvlne
642-5200 -$137,500 Sun 1-5
3459 Windsor Ct., Costa Mesa
645-0303 $179,000 Sun 1-4
• 104 Via Palermo, Lido lale, Newport Beach
873-7300 $435,000 Sun 12-3
501 Riverside, Nwpt Hgts, N.B.
548-2687 $370,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
474 Weetmlnater Ave Npt Height•
631-1089 $219,000 Sun 1-5
1013 Main Street Hunt Sch
536-0266 Sat/Sun 1-5
427 San Bernardino, Newport Beach
641-6141 $239,000 Sat/Sun
123 35th St., Bal Pen. Npt Sch
631-1400 $255,000 Sun 12·4
r 7 Rue Chateau Royale (Bg Cyn) NB
644-6200 $559,000 Sun 1·5
1091 Corona Ln (Mesa del Mar)
631-7370 $134,900 Sun 1-5
22 Beaoon Bay, Newport Beach
675-6000 $725,000 Sun 1-5
22 Lakeshore Woodbridge lrvlne 552-0660 $207,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
3423 Seabreeze, Harbor View Hiiis
673-4400 $415,000 Sun 1-5
• 1839 Highland (Harbor Hlghlanda) NB
644-9060 $179,000 _ Sat/Sun 1-5
142 Via Undlne (Udo lale) NB
673-4063 $350,000 Sun 1-5
1505 E Ocean Blvd, Penlnaula Point, New-
port Beech
642-5200 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
507 Tua11n Ave, Npt Sch
631-1266 $179,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
166 Masters Cir., Costa Mesa
645-0303 _$215,000 Sun 1-4
• 427 Catalina, Newport Beach
645-0303 $249,500 Sun 1-4
3148 Manistee. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
616 Marigold, Corona del Mar
675-5511 $339,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1617 White Oak, Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $137,000 Sun 1-4
615 Powell, Newport Beach
• 646-7171 $204,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
19442 Salmon Lane, Huntington Beach
546-2313 $119,000 Sun 1-4
5311 Walnut St,
1 Cot1a Mesa
646-7171 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2325 N. Poplar, Santa Ana
546-2313 $114,000 Sun 1·5
I aR ptua FAM RM or OEN
17 Sweet Rain )Wdb~g) lrvlne
675-7262 $160,000 Sun 1·5
* 2007 Kewamee. Irvine Terr~. Corona
def Mar
173-3745 $450,000 ,, Sun 1-S
** 122 E. ac..ntront a.lboa
67&-8582 '685,000 Sat18un 1·.5
1515 Cumbertend, Weetdtff, N9wpot1 Beech
540-1151 $234,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2345 16th St. Npt Bc:h (Npt Hgta)
494-7754 $232,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•
1840 Tuettn' Ave. Npt Hta, C.M
&42-1931 t1ee.ooo
21511 Areher Cir. Hunt. Bc:h.
751-3191 1167,950
1teo Pot1 Cerdlgan (HV Hma)NB
640-t2H '249,&oo
Sun 1·5
•
Sun 1-4
Sun 1-5
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday. June 2e. 1983
..
This
Weekend!
· · · i.... ·tlllotl~ All tt.e lout14"1• lhttd it.lo• Wop thh lioAdy dor•<lory with yo.."''' ••ell-4 H YM '° M , D !LY ,.LOT WAMT AOS.J'alro.it
ar• ducrii..d in 'Jf'tDl•r ct.tall by edur+l•llMJ eltitw"-r• itt todey' " 1 HI' ~ ch hhirday •howhiq opt'fl ho..•o for •ol• or ,_, ar• W'f'd to ll•t ttoeh 1 .. to.-tlOfl " tt co ••
a"d Sllftday.
936 MacKenzie Place Costa Mesa
751-7148 $139.500 Sl{n·only 1-5
427 High Dr, Laguna Sch
497-5494 $315,000 Sun 11:30-5
• 11 Hiiisborough (Hrbr Rdg His) NB
760-8333 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• * 2 Twin Lakes (Spygls) CdM
644-6200 $549,000 Sun 1-4
2120 Aster Pl. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $189,000 Sun 1-4
• Rue St. Cloud (Bg Cyn) NB
644-6200 $575,000 Sun 1-5
119 24th St, Npt Sch
160-8333 s29~·"ro Sun 1-5
35 Skysall Jasmine Creek CdM
759-1501 Sat/Sun 1-5
14{1 Kings Rd. Cllffhaven, Newport Beach
642-5200 $525,000 Sun 1-5
* '4615 Hampden (Cameo Shrs) CdM
760-8333 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
** 721 Bayside Or, Corona del Mar
760-8333 $1,250,000 ~Sat/Sun 1-5
1218 Key West (Hrbr Vu His) NB
760-8333 $289,500 Sun 1-5
2 Rue Fontalnbleau. Npt Bch
631-1266 $525,000 Sun 12-5
1791 Jamaica Rd. Mesa Verde, CM
5'49-7789 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*20711 Aquatic Lane, Huntington Beach
546-2313 $166,500 Sun 12-3
*204 Eboll, Lido Isle. Newport Beach
673-7300 $525,000 Sun 2-5
• 1301 Dolphin Terrace, (lrvlne Terrace) NB
631-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
200 Klnga Pl, Newport Hts
645-0303 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1135 Pembroke Ln .• Newport Beach
· 642-3103 $250,000 Sun. 1-5
214 Via Grazlana, Lido Isle. Newport Beach
673-7300 $389,000 Sun 1-5
483 Abbey Way (E.Slde) C.M.
631-6011 $169,000 Sun 1-5
• 711 K-Thanga (lrvlne Terrace) CdM
631-7300 $398,500 Lsehold
Sat/Sun 1-5
**1205 N. Bayfront, Balboa Island, N.B.
546-2313 $1,025,000 Sun 1-5.
35 Skyaall, Jaamlne Creek, COM
• 759-1501 $437,000 Sun 1·5
4 BEDROOM
226 Via Orvleto, Bluffs, Npt Sch
631-1400 $525,000 Sun 1-4
•* 1724 Port Margate Harbor View Homes
&44-0134 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1424 Seacr .. t, Coron• del Mar
675-8000 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
.• Q2.0 VI• Lido Nord, Newport Beach
645-0303 $2,650,000 Sun 1-4
428 Carnation, Corona del Mar
675-6742 $428,000 Sat/SUf! 12-5
.. aR ~ua 'AM RM or DIN
124 VI• Loree Lido,.
675-9103 S..75,000 Sun 1-6
222 Via PeJermo..1..Hdo lale, Newport BMch
675-7181 N09,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
Sat/Sun 1·5
* 23 Auauete LaM, BIQ Canyon
780-1IOO t1,495,000 Sun 1·5
7 vtenna, Herbot fVdoe
780-1900 189.5,000 lun 1-5
;
1980 Port Ramsgate, Newport Beach
· 675-6000 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1-5.
201 Larkapur/Ooean Blvd, COM
631-1400 $1,875,000 Sun 1-5
1901 Yacht Puritan. Seavlew
760-1000 $494,500 Sun 1·5
* 5 Plnehurat, Big Canyon, Npt Sch
631-1400 $$96,000 Sun 1-5
* 1630 Highland Dr., Weatcilff
631-1400 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
4156 Wiiiiwaw, Irvine
675-5511 $179,900 Sun 1-5
* 1915 Chubuco (Irv Terr) CdM
644-6200 $349,500 Sat 2-6•
* 4512 Roxbury Cameo Shorea CdM
759-1501 Sun 1-5
207 Via Mentone, (Lido) Npt Sch
644-9060 ·Sun 1-5
** 400 Morning Star, Npt Bc:h
631-7600 ~75,000 Sun 1-5
1222 Suaaex, Weatellff, Newport Beach
642-5200 $220,000 Sun 1-5
2012 Port Brtstol, Newport Beech
644-6064 $325,000 Sun 1-5
426 Plazzo (Udo lslo) NB e.«-ooeo sn5,ooo Sun. 1-5
426 Plana Lido (Lido) NB
644-9060 $775,9000 Sun 1-5
• 11 Monterey Spyglaaa CdM
759-1501 Sat/Sun 1-5
1919 Kauai Pt, Coeta Meaa
645-0303 $285,000 Sun 1-4
5 Malibu Cir (Spygta) NB
760-8333 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
14 Morro Bay (Spygla) NB
760-8333 $575,000 Sun 1·5
1724 Galaxy, Dover·Shor•. Newport BMctl
642-5200 $395,000 Sun 1-4
3240 MlchlQan, Costa Meaa 546-231~ $155,000 Sat 12:30-4
14 Point Loma, Spyglua Hiii, CdM
673-4400 $675,000 Sun 1-4
* 1756 Skytar1< (Baycreat) NB
631-7300 $379,000 Sat 1-5
29912 Running Deer
497-2394 $214,000 Sun 12-5
**426 Harbor Island Or, Newport BMch
673-7300 $1,150,000 Sun 2·5
77 Monteclto (Spyglua) CdM
759-0619 te95,000 Sun. 1-5
40 Drak .. Bay (SPY.QI ... Hiii) NB
631-7300 $459,500 Sun 1-5
2201 So Arteela, Santa An•
751-9655 $139,900 Sat/Sun Ml
1400 Santanetla Terr9Ce (Irv Terreoe) CdM
631·7300 '300.000 Sun 1·5
•• 1078 Santlego Dr. (Dover Shor91) NB
631-7300 1835,000 Sat/8un 1-S
* 4600 Weyne RO. (Cemeo Hlghlandt) NB
631-7300 '385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1118 8omerMt Lane, (W .. totttt) NB
,631-7300 '480.000 8at/8un 1·5
* 1834 Commodore Rold (leycreet) NB 631-7300
310.000 sun 1-5
•• 2107 8entltlQO Or. (leyreet) N8
831-7300 1349.000 Sun, ..
•4512 Roxbury, CM*> lhor9, COM
759-1501 Sun 2-5
** 21• Via Udo loud, Udo ... 1eo.1to0 11.ll0,000 lun , ..
\
-0 2408 Tu.tin, Co.te M ...
&4&-0003 •220.000 Sun 10-2
3137 8tleton Lene, Coste M ...
545--2780 S134,900 Sun 12·5
lllAplue,AMtulorD9N
320 Va.te TNCha
IMufft Npt 8ch &44-90e0 1262,500 Sat 1-5
1854 Port Taggan, Newport Beach
675-6000 '389,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 9 Muir Buch, Corona del Mar
631-7600 11.875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 20 CypreN Point (Big Canyon) NB
631-7300 $1,195,000 Sun1-5
** 525 Via Udo Soud. Udo lale, NB
631-7300 t 2,700,000 Sun 1-5
* 1606 Glllaxy, Dover Shorea, Newport
Beach.
642 -5200 $660 ,000
642-5200 Sun 1-5
* 1600 Anita Lane. NB 631-7300 1350,000 Sun 1·5
• 1727 Port Barmouth (Harbor View Homea)
NB 631-7300 $375,000 Sun 1-5
.... ptu• FAM RM or DEN
* 904 Via Zurich, (Udo) NB
644-6200 $1,250,000 Sun 1-5
* Sp• 11 Crestwood, Harbor Ridge
760-1000 $1,890,000 Sun 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 BR plua DEN
74 Navarre (RSJ VIII .. ) Irv
769-8333 $164,000
2aEDROOM
2554 Elden. e, EastakSe, Coal• Mesa
Sun 1-5
540-1151 Sat/Sun 1-5
2589 Orange Ave
J,Coal.aMeaa
642-7343 Sat/Sun 11-5
7970 Graytlng Bay, Coeta Mesa
645-0303 $142,000 Sun 12-4
7970 Graytlng Bay, Coate M ...
645-03<>3 $142,000 Sun 12-4
610-12 Poinsettia, CdM
631-7300 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 aR ptua DEN
992 Bayside Cove. COM
631-1400 $425,000 Sun 1-5
42 Seucape. Newport Beach
646-7171 $12$,000 · Sat/Sun 1-5
501 Rlwr9kle, Nwpt Hgta, N.B.
~2687 1370,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 BEDROOM
1329 su ... x Newport Beach
552-5378 $310,000 Sun 1-5
724 Via Dtvtno
492-4863 $149,500 Sun 1-4
724 Via Olvtno
402-4863 $149,500 Sun 1-4
2119 Vllta a....do, Blufft, Npt Bch
631-1400 $230,000 Sun 1-5
207 19th S1, Npt Bch
675-5511 $357 ,500 up Sat/Sun 1-5
&44 Denube, Coeta Meaa
641-1879 t139,00 Set/Sun 1-5
lllAptuaDEN
** 3713 Seashore, Newport Beech
&44-9513 S880,000 Sun 1-5
339 RM«a Becit Bay C.M.
759-1501
685 Vlata Bonita (Bluffa) NB
631-7300 $218,000
2618-2626 Eldon Ave. CM
Sun 1-5
Sun 1--3
631-4245 From $155,000
Set-Wed 11-6 •• 10 Kamalll, Newport Creat, Newport Beach
673-7300 1182,000 Sun 2-5
5339 Riviera, Beck
Bay, eo.ta Meaa
159-1501 Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
7899 Saaewood Or., Huntington Bc:h
M2-e,t50 Sun. 1-5
IMAINDAOOM
Sun 1-5
423 Cernatlon, Corona def Mer
675-8370 9390,000 Sun 1-5
I "' a I •DllOOll
UH 9ro.d ttewpcwt HllgMa
873-MN t3H.ooo sun 1.5
eot Aoec1a (OoeMlide ot Hwy}. CdM ....."°" tMO.OOO"P 8at/Sun 1-5 .... . ·~ ••W.-tr°"' .. ......... &Pool
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bd, 2 be & boet •· J>~ ~ 3 line lerie In •Id• ne~b.~ood. ooudomlilwm, wMdl the home. :::1on~15~~ Cu:io~d=::; a12uoo. • ~ .... ~ = 1Wlla•11111 .. mt• • M1J
2 , 3 •• 41. 5 , .. Ill.. upgrede tnctud.. Ille. auerded CIOll'll'l!Ufll ..... ....
213-845-2347 deye. oelc, lkyllghl, etelned inetennlllftd~1---------
0wner. wlll ltlOW by IP-~~ .. bey window•. waterlront r•tautMte polntment. entry -Y· 2 • 8 ._ml... Md Mocle. loet ...,
-·--Bdrm, 2 beth f'lomM. -···~ few ta per ft JI.-lwO --· Avalleble together Of -·-•• YMflaoolheewn.IUXur-e.t location. 4 8dt 2 ba. eeper•t•. Call Steve ........ -1oue oondomlolum eold
Motlveud ••lier· Hui er. 850-9778, Dramatlc38drm, 2 bl!UI + new for 1366,000. Thie
MIS0,000. Coat Prop. &45-a075. twn11y room, formal din-..-encs 11 YoUr op..
873-M 10. *IDT .. Tl 1ng room In latnlly orten-potturnlty !!_I~ ~
led nelghbomood. Prof ........ for....._ CV>9 ..... Tll .-T .... ,. land1eapl11g, located ttMri pnoe with '/OM own
DUPLEX j0orgeou1 3 line lane In MW ~ and ehop-new fln8nolnCI cw Olll9h.
2 Ell' 1 Be Unite. I quiet Ealtalde location. ping. Cell 8t9'<19 HMter. Priced now at only
AMum•ble ~of Cu1tomlzed decora1or t50-g719, &45-a075 '275,000. 8howlng by
I tM,500. an gr. I 18,800. upgrade lnc:lud" Ille, • All"l'I AMA ITS aooolntment. S.P.1389,500. Celh to oak, akytlghl, etalned -• -l>ACIFIC MOON Rl TY
loena. Pr1n. only. glHI, bey wind owe, SUPER 3 BR, 1v. beth 148 8818.
531-32tedays.876-5418 fabuloulentry._.2 -3 pool "°"'8 wttti R.V ao-
-· Bdrm, 2 beth f'lomM. a.. S135000 lilniMP-.:---. .... ~~~I "·-aa •ea•·-11 .... Av•ll•ble together or .;...1.-Dn leeut. furtlerook -... --aeperate. Call Steve r__. towntloma w/vu 3 Bdrm
142.,-Huter. 850-9778, .... ,. 28a.2200eq.tt .• i.dlll.i
......... PriM 845-I075· SAVE WITH DAVE QIW entry.pvt ..,._ Opn
DAVEWHITE.646-2313 Hee Sal/Sun 12 .... 14 ,,_...._ l.l~UAll THEREALESTAT,ERS Ruetllna Wind. '221.900 .
.,.. llt/S.12·1 3 Bdrm "pride ol own-S lnnakefCO..,. dlar_..,,. _48_77··_11_8h_. ----4Hhr"8fft• •lhlp" comer 1o1 0n1y ~ • "~"" .... Prl-""M 1~·tton.So.ol 1127800 Celt IH~5370 •P• Cod EBa.Ht~• II I .. _..,.. ..,,... • Condo,281'.2~ .. ,,.... TurUaRodcfUdoabyBren.
hwy. 2 adjoining loll. 1tcellber logo Sacrlllc• I 137,500. A Pten. 2 bdnn, 2 be, end
Your opttona 81•: ( 1 )2 842-3832. Open HOUM 1 unit, ale. highly llC)Orllded d~x• (2) 4 unh apt (3) to 5. 2.442 Elden. In neutrel ootor.. Cuatom
4condoe.(412alnelelarn-AlltLmlTUl -........ '* 11oon
lly hou .... (5) 1 speotacu-3Br, 288. pool & 198. lrplc. Aii'~r.!: & mor.:
lar al~le lamlly tlOuM. $105,000 wlterma. Haw s od 1 1ate1t Call .. _._ T ...... Gr--'-" ame m • ..,,_ ,... _.. others. Agt. Fred Tenc>fe ~ at52 0000 with
VI a LI d o A .. 11 Y 546-3533, 831-12tl8 • MO ~'. TRY THIS
675-8742. AT Sf40,000 with :c. Alllm1KIJ. 4 Br. 11% ueume loe.n, 4 br Exec. Pool Home l'lxed rate uaum• .
needl TLC. Under merkt Owner wlll c;efry 2nd Caetl to loen. 883-382$
1210.000. 860-3466. Reduced 110.000 to II._
CA TAL.INA VIEW S 149,950. 105e Concord 1210 ••· ••••• II Turtle Rode RkSge by Brwt. Choice 5 Bdr, 10% dwn Hr SC Pia.a. a50-g739 A Plan. 2 bdnn, 2 be, end
2e011a1anc1 View Dr. Opn Ai8Ume lrg VA a'A%. 3 er, S•lll ii 'II unit, ale, hlghlyupgr8ded H H S •ti Sun 1-5. formal dining, Hr SC In neutr• oolor-. Cuatcwn
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CATALINA VIEW iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 lmm•nM with unique Sam• model leteat
Choice 5 Bdr, 10% d'wn. -llY. U. llootplan. 3 bathe, fonMI ~"91r=~ T: ltwpd .... ~ lMI 2801 laland View Dr. Opn _., dining, flreplecie. LMge T S140 000 with IQe -
H.. sat Is Ull 1. 5 . fU PUI ·-n mat• ault• wtttl alttlnQ :. 1,.1. uaumabfe. l.911.11 llYrmf M c N •• h A •• I I y Theee lncfedlbte BRAND room. Well·•ppolntecf. CMh to loen 1133-3826 Attt9CtM 38'. 2Ba. PVT
851·9889, 675-6198. NEW alngle lamMy homM ~Ult ... 11235,000 . PIER a SLIP, gor~
, llPUJ 11.... _. -arded llOOI' plan EXCLUSIVE DEANE vtew, wtk to Udo 5o"'.OBO'.
3 Ell', 2 Ba. rental + deluxe ~~.~': •. ~ 8m:::1~: l•••Oll•fl ~ .!..,~ '::: ~ = J1fs~1114
3 Br. 2 Ba owner unit bedroom• + 1tudy. "lr••••r••k" ""'-562-1915 MERRILL LYNCH ALTY
w/pvt did<. fl'plc.:.!renctttt Sunken Hvelng room, u-..o.. ...,.n._. .... _..~1 1iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil KATELLA doora, cuttom .,,u .,. VllUfted oelNng, 11alnedl ,_....,, -,.., . .., __ ,, II
+. Sool PCH. POil trede. glua, akyllghta. hand 3 bedroom•. dining ~-Piii
$420,000. 87~2500 carwd oak itw ralllnga. room, ftteplecie. Country -dove. 2 Br. 2 Ba. ... +•-...e+...... gormet kitchen• end, kitchen S159,000. Owner Shar'p 2 Bdrm 1'h beth 1375,000. Cooperetlng -mucn mcwe. 8-ltltul pn. wlll help llMnce. o.t the Mrttlt~ thr ho\lt: w/Ell'ok ... 873-4083.
....... ,_... vale ltreet with vintage det .... I eo-wc1 petlo. UDO ISLE. 142 Via Un-
Spoc.._ 3e30 at duplex lernp poata. Open houae I y • . dine. 3 If. 1 ·~ Ba. 35 ft OWC 111-12%--long term Set/Sun 12/5. Loceted ti• IF I lot. Price reduced to
3br/3ba+5br/3ba·1 vac: on Monte Vitt• Ave ti. lt..&I. 1350,000. Cooperating
509 Acacta-waltc to IN lwMrl Orange and Santa n• I w/1Mu9.&al873-408:11U3. 399K 20%dn-Appra1Md All• Ave. Top neighborhood.
440Kown/bkr845-704& larltrlMlbtllh Gorgeou1 3 bedroom --------
111-llll tr Ml-tlll newly pelnted. Flrepleoe, I ••11 4 Bdrm, 3 8a. '359,000. mil .. Ulll .... , .. , ... Yallted oelllngs, atrium .... 2 2 2 VI• Pa I er mo .
.,.., Lulh tiered land· PIEllll LIT _8_1s._1_18_1·----.,..,,.,=-1rv1ne Terrace. 10 rm hm 1~~~~~~~~~I w/pool. Walk lo bch, gotfl:
COUIW °' Fuhlon llland. Charming 2 Ell' 2 Ba condo, Fee almple. Attf9cil>te 30 quiet neighborhood,
'(r financing ava lt. comm. pool/jec. 0pn HM $450,000. Ownr wltl co-Sat/Sun 11-5. 2589 Or-
operate w/rltra. Call ange Ave, J . 842-7343.
1eaplng. Ju1t Ilk• • on culMd• MC. 4 Bdrm, 2 ·-,... _ rnodelt S155,000. Call _.,
today! ... ... .. .. I on Udo ..... large 4 Bdrm + Nmly rm, .. amenlt .... a 10 .......... Lira• $475,000. Open Sundey, •• . Ot•I hell,. • ..., 1 2 4 VI a Lor c a . • r •• 1•11 o I Owner/Bkr 875-9103 840-2722 Of 873-3745. ............ -Beaullful "Sycamore
Glen" condo. Jult a ll'lof1
11unt to b••chl 3 bedrooma. 21/2 •belhl,
brtck flreplaoe. S 140,000.
Submit I
'"' .............. -........ n111•1t. exoe1.1n-tment wttto one 2 Br. 2 ea. 2 ce1 gar, up.
of CdM'1 belt duptexea. graded. 81\owa Ilk• •
So. of PCH. Poalllve alttw model. I 115,000.
1111... Nearly new 48 R condollwnhm. D•·
..,..bte locetlon, dole to
..-ythlng. Priced to ....
AMl.lmable loan. Thia
Pf'091'1Y la VACANTI
tax cuh flow. Ataume
ftnanclng at greet ratea. ,_ -
Guaranteed renl. 20% Kool & quiet 3 Br. 2 Ba. • fl • L
down wlll take this deal. ftreplace. lhake root. RV II 0 •IO•
875-8370 9CCMa. Owf'4lr wlll cerry Family room haa • real tat loan 1148.500. mountain teellng l 3 IRVINE TERRACE-s .. bedroom• and TWO
apecloua 4Br w/ln-law °' • ., ........ lffr FIREPLACES. Adorned muter .... '"" rm w/wet 141-nn with many CyprMa nd
bar. formal din rm, 2 fruit t,..... Shot1 5 min. -1Kfm.80ll a.vw
patloa. •Int ente<1aln· ~~~~~~~~~I drive 10 beache1. .._
met'lt home. S295,000. -·m $ t25,000. Come aMI I··-.......,. Agt. 780-83li ~ llt-llM ._,.__.
-· ----1 Just !ell out of MCfow1 -
Priced below '"""' et 3707 s. Brtetol • In Unlverlllty Pn, 2 Br 2 •-PlllHT s115.ooo. 3Br. fonn .. dln qaY•llllffl a.. dbl gar, frl>I, f11m -Ill.... rm, huge yard, wonderful 0r...i....a.i owner ~ In thla rm/tcltc:ti. v--.1. >Ont ~~ --Don't delay caM call .... -cond Oon Sat/Sun t•5. .. Diana lodey. taatefully decorated 5BR S 1 1 e, & O O. 1 7 2 1 1 Done onty the of DIANA PIETENPOL· 2 be home. C«wnlc ttte, cn.tnut North lute with the htg'-1 VOLPE wrt. 1911ekn, almOet .. '
quality mat.,,..., A de-5511-9400 new cpl, lkytlgtit with ' I\....._ llghllut 3BR Canyon Cuablanca ten, .tc. VA V..
Cr•t townhouM with 111 & 2nd total S87,500, 1 REAlT" vaulted celllngs, formal eflecthle rate of 12. 1%
dining. lamlly room. c.om-ASSUMABLEI OMC. I 752-~
muntty pool, ~ tennla le ..... ~ , ==t":·~ .ill ....... ... ..
wen11to1111now. 1111,111 Dua Put fffi ...U11
144-ll11 ,._""~a.a 1 conao. top .... 2 & 2 ~~~3 i~l.!I Bdr t Ba on comer R-2. B•. •Int lnvetmt, nr llr 2112 k central air, 2 _2;_ ta-• Owner w111 ftnanca 75% at Marin•. •P•. pool. ftreplaoM, '8nnll, 9Wtrn-I . ~~~ 10% 5 yeer1. Needs work. "8.850. 4t4-2793. mtng, lake reo. 10% 1oen
6 3 1 • t 2 8 8 C U AT r ... tala at 10.75%1nt. 9Vtll. Own-
........ / .. frcwn 12 to 4 pm. Come In
endtM••tookl
IMPr1J1rtlltL ..
111-2111
Newport Helght1. B owner, older~. 2
• lot, 2·2 Br. 1 Ba. d
garage & b•H"'41nt. 1189,000. 875-1708.
Conalder trade.
Open Set 9-5. Gorgeou1
OCM11 vtew. lrvlne Te<·
race honle. 3 Bdrm. 2 Be. S349,500. 846-2389.
1815 Bonnie Ooone.
HERBERTS II '* l*._. .,. .. fM'fY 2nd. S 19K _ ._ mowayou In. Reduced to FME ffY UR SS:: a112.ooo for quid(.-. "::"1 ... ~lle9ch~
blO lot, pymta 122.50. Cllll, _5611-_7_058_. --.,...---... 11•1 500 Sue et1-5658 ... ••-nil, IWll11m111g. v • .
-Carl MoHn Agent,
UllWITUUI PIUUll• U1 ... 7~
,........ • Bdrm beauty. 1rg yard. 8h8rp 4 S>M 3 S>M pool. I au .rm•• •• I._...... Lm GrHI cond. + toe. a280,ooo. 549-2818 Tired al looking at hcww 3 BR 2M. new c:pta end
A ll'lof1 welklng dtatance Onlyl125.000. Call Mon. ttwu Frt., 532_....5 with. ugly cars>e'. r• pelnt. Some~ vtew,
to IN bMctl. A ~I SBA 0 9Y98/Wllnda. dblloul ... cowr:oll? meny mree. >Ont ....
3112 be home with tge luL ... ~ lMI and tadty "upgradel ? S23t,OOO OBO. Open family room and 2 llt9-Then try tflla 1 Br + den, 2 f'lcMM Sat/Sun 427 San
plalcM. owe peper or ..... .,,..IL etory, whlctl '*beef\ ,.. 8enwdlno Ave. awn.
trede '"' '-' lnoome flmL.Yml•l•HI Seller wlll ualat etcndtoltaortglnel(bUt 846-e141cw 1-73M115 Pf'opefty. The beet view 5 ....._ 2 ...... hardwood wlllnanclng for thl1 bettW) production ltP---_
for the money at only UUHn, -quaint 21tory 3 and den peer•IOI . .-oil• coop. -r-• $465,000. ftra, liCylltea. CloM to "°"'8. 9t)8 and g11118bo erlltton, a152,000. Lve 3 bdrm and den. Cuatom UU.144-1211 achoole. S13<4,800. Open for your en)oymant on m.a 551-6018. R-2 By owner. see&.000.
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ASSUUATE~
Sun. 12·5. 3137 Sheron. thoM werm iumm•rl-i;•iiiiiiiii.iiiliiiiiiiii" 3713 SeHhore Dr.
By owner. 545-2788 nlghta. Priced only ~78
f1UT ~ S155,000. Cell for eMCI IUloaOM.J.M OCEANf'RONT
Neer new condo w/lof'I, 2 locatton. Aeduoed to *"25,000 fot
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Slaty, 2 •• 2 a.. fl'plc, .............. ,_ ..... Beat B8Kh
·--lkyltgtlta. 2 car gar. Lo, to W 111-1TI1 lront b•~· own. , ... ·~••• dn, no ~. Wiii .,..----.,..-,:---=--=-840-7tll0, 221 I--~ &.m conllder ·1rlld9 for dn By owner, 4 81', 2 8a. 7.;;;:;ti;:;t:;t;;;""c;i;MiiQC;t: -.:======~
A "'°" ~ d611ance wnt. sac1p 8811-7582 ~ 1 ~=~11o1 oodbftdOa c.mal oot· • USI THE
to the bMctl. A ,_t 5BR LO\lely 5 Br 3 ea pool ~ "~=· 984-eln • er. t• "°""· s ldr 2112 D •tLY PILOT 31/2 be hOme with lge home. very prlv•t•.11iiiiiiiiiiiiiii 98. 2.-y cMt8dled. =· 1 ~ lamlty room end 2 ftre-E/alde. U39,goo.11 ~rm, c>OC*.o!.tton• .. FA.ST
pieo.. cmc ~ 048-3557. .. .. , 1~ a1eo.00M·n -12u: IESULT" :,.~.::-beet vtew MESAVERDE 1111-. ............ eoM.Ownr/llgt. SllVICE
for IN lnONV at only l t75,000 3BR 2M, fwnlly rm, .. _, l-1iiiiii•iiill-""5.000. a. ,1 440 3 er. t¥< ea. oacorator1 akyllght. 01 gar.I •-DlllCTOIY
Mendol9Terreoe. dellgtlt, pool. a.. to ap-S120,ll00.8'1r~1MO Sbdrm~;:ft!old. "'or lh'-.ult
IML .... 1111 ~'::771:1 Jamatcal~~~~~~~~ ~-~!"'· s,·n 1t·1.· <'all
......... 11 .................. Nr. 642·5671 ml -._,.. ... tNa 4 bdrm naer pool Md llMlil. MM• 1 ... JU
'3 Br. 2 8a. good fin . ....,NOWl.._..T.LC. ofJW,~eun. ''==::;;;;;::;;::;;; -====;:;;_-~-~ a1se.ooo. 'Alllln9 a111,too but 12-122 ·""· •
f\11 ~ yw-Own/AG1 Ownrlbllr t41-1116 make ofr, Broker l.---,111r""'.:-::OllOr--' '"TlDll .. flMnce JMf'lllM Ctfc, 8*0109.
2. & den. ---1-_.,,,..,..~.= .. =·=--840-1515819-72W161 flMILH• OPEN 1UN 1-1 a Ir 2 w. II Morro
.,... '2o.500 do'M'I 11o4.ooo 7HI ••gewood Dr ....... ...,.,.... Opn 1-'.
4 •• F.R. In H"1>0r vie.. 1 .. TD Md OWC M .000 TownN8 l8f JM. "'PW 1111 ~..1 .!!!:.. 111 •
.-.. Jll8t Teduoecl ...., I • • o o n d • A • 11 1 n p ltl8rl> .. ,.., P'l'loe ,.. •.eoo.11..-. •· grMUy reduced land a 121,llOO. c.11840-111 d u o e d t o I e 11 , ~ ._ sn:;=•
quote. Cllll M. ~. 714/t42-tisael _ moDle "°""' tH '.
Ag9rlt 87MOOO. .... Aot UNI* 111
Lita... Int 0na~~ °"" 2 wnn -.a.• nm i11..... home w/uperate L.ow9r,..._Aidlhv
4 bdrm. a lie. Ind. motMr Ir .. ... .... motfler.._ ...:---· 1 flrtoed IO .... 4 !.i!i_ 0!'9" .,._r,"·~9"· *'.;,...,..-wood_. ::o:.'"fe ~: w.e>pen-.~144 ~=SUN, 12 ... netrfb0nu9rm.Muatw XLHT.,,._SM-0211 1 .......... J.
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owner· •n Y" • '/Ofll ••• ~ •· 1111 IOO °"'* "9utlfutly up,'8ded . ...,__ D•llY ,llot OIHelflM r.:... ' • O,.n IUft, • 1005 4 Ir, tiA be. ff,eo. pellO. ML To p1eoe ,_., .. ,,_.,.;._ ____ __...._
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10 .steps 'to a
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successful
1
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garage sale
Decide on dates.
Looi. at• calenda• and :ser me Oates ano rimes or your
saie Wec"enos are usually QOOd out m;any successlul 8 !Miles nave oeen neld 111 tne wen1ng 1u.i •lier worll
Check me wea1he1 1or1.>Cas11n th!; paper and watch lor
any other large evenr that rnav an1ac1 Potential buyer~
away sucn as ta11s or commun11y even15 Have your
sa1e •uri a1 l;,a~I two tlays -some people mav no1 oe
ao1e to come on any ~·ngte tlay
2 What to sell.
Everython I Tnat ·~ uveryth•no you haven I used 111 lhe
• ta.st year ~an 11em has a1111que •alue or is orand·new
or has unusual value be sure to a.sk a nealthy p!lce 101
•I Gel a pad or paper ana searcti your wnolr nouse
Look everywnere and 1151 everything
3 Write your ad.
Here •s a suggested •d Gataoe Sale -Otsks
Benlwoo<J rocking cna" 1oys. infants' clothing. 19?2 8 V1crrota 1n o"g1na1 ca0one1 tTWny gadget• lots 01
unusuat 11em1 rock collecl•on planis Relreshnwtnrs 8
a m 10 6 p m Saturd1y Ind Sunday 123~ South Anystree1. Yourrown Just weSI or Main 1nd 2nd
Use this sample ad as a guide Be eure lo 1111 unusual
items Be IS 1pec1r1c es poss.bte G1vtt d"ecllons 11
~ed Oon I use abbrll\l•lhons -m•ny people won t
oother to decipher them CAUTION Oon I •ov1r11se
anylhtng you oon I really have E\oefV item 1n the ao
must be on nand a1 11>e start 01 tne sale
4 Where to advertise.
Place your ad where 11 """be $00n oy peopl• who ll•e 1n the area -most peQPle SllOi> close 10 11ome Tne
• Daily Po IOI is read Or 88 000 adults 1n Cofia Mesa
~wport Beac11 Laguna Beacn Irvine Hun11n91on
Beacn and rountaon Valley -gu.uanteeong you wide
exposure And wolh the P1101. you re not paying tor
waste c1rcula1ton 1n'Los Angeles or Anaheim Plan to
run your ad 3 hmes or morn and start 11 a few days
belore II~ ~le so Darga1n nunlers con P>dlfl' plenty or
noflce
5 Make a si9n.
To nelp make your sale i;ucce~lul. mo~e a lew S•gns
• flom cardboard and letter Wllh a mag•c mar~er A gooo
StQI' tae IS 14 " ~2
6 Placin9 your si~.
Tne mor nong 01 tne r.aie. OUI not before pie~ your
signs Bo sure and add your adoPess and any 8 direction11 an6ws TP>1s should be ctone about 1 hall
hour before the sale •t•rts Piece your 11gn where 11 c.n be seen from both s•Cles of tne Street Oy passing
urs and pedest!lans CAUTION Some towns have la •s that res111c1 tne pl•cement llnO dura11on of garage sale
sions Please check wltn your tOWn s pl1nn1ng
department or clerk
1 Marking prices'.
Mark pr1ce6 where I hey c•n oe _, ctufly ()ff1C11
supply stores ha\18 vareoUI sites and eolor1 01 st•c:"e•s
• tP>at work well or yO>J can use mulung tape However
you m1rk 1nem ,,.... priCft i... G1rage sales are tor
1>argo1n hunters R11memt>er. ,.,...atever you can t sell
you 11 have to drag back 1n the hOuse end store again
tor anolher year
8 SenlftCJ refresbftents.
Thia doesn I hive ro,cosl mucn. and crtates a 1,.endly
• 1rmo•pnertt 11 also encourages people to stay longer
and pel.llaps Ouy more "°"could 8"9n charge tor
Hpens-119ms hi.e donuts or Iha luds could go •n
ous1nes1 tor 111e day """' t l•monA<lt stand
9 Dlsplcry.
Maka syre avarytl11no can be-" H•v• card tabtH or
• boerdl'-d •• IMIY81 be'-'! two clleltt Don'I cauee people 10 bt"d 0'4f unlela you can't ti.Ip It Uea
one table as• oeo where you Cll'I -e¥a1yth1ng ano take money UM only one c.11 boJt (tin ce11e or boH1
wort\ lrne) and meke eu,. __,. le appotni.ct cash .. , et all tlme1. Affanot ~hend 101 1 lt .. nd
"""10 ce" ntlp an1wer QUlllllOnl. rallel lor lunch. etc
l).Check your n.tcjl._,. and .
friends.
SM n any w1n1 10 )O•n your .... Thte wttl 91..,. YoU
tomeOn• to.,..,.. aal)tneel wtlh •nCI 111~1'81M inle,.lt in yout Mle It Ol'*J totn rou. Da 1111'1 to lnclllde lfl .. W\
YQut eel 141~11'1Ple "(h,...llft\lty Nlei" "nel9hb0tl\Cod Ille"~ 01cup ..... a1a a IOI "°'°" 111n. 100
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, JuM 28, 1883 DI
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......,..._ 1111 .......... l•t ..... t•t C~ · 1111 C.... .. IJlar llU lltwllltlw• Ult...... c.ta.... l!M .......... IHI Pvtent&NU1,PG01•;.c. YIUii&iii PecefcView: ·~· .......... nn & a ~ -......,,.. CM. tem. 1186 a utll _. =r,r'°' · w•tobMoh.41dr,twn-c,:::rr~.!:~ • ~ ..eo.."':' ~ ~ ca-1.,,-14_1M1112_,,.,--.,~-__,
\. 381_2 ea.irg'p.t1o,2 me.-ILIFFI IEST llHn llY 1yrm.a112~._.._ ,,.. den dblenot 911"' . l..drY. No peee. INll-8 ")'Of\ .... ....,~.""'· Nwpt Bch. poo1,
,., tull•. oc:.e1n/bey I Ir 1•.L la •-..a WI 1111W ooun t unt 1 IOld ._.;gdedtowr ...... MIO or N15 wt\tl e-... utlfully lend~ ~.cllllw..,_\ywd, ln5/mo. Women only . . ...__ ... 39 000 n 511'9 ,.... ~-•t• a-.a IMO/mo. 876-eNt. 2 comm. P<>C*. Newpott p1ue utll. en-e.»7 °' Qlrdlft ..,.._ Pool a ..,._ '**· utll1 pct. Avell 38 up. Mf..2&90. ,,_, -' ' lfll TIUY 1-1 111 lft. LW - --J;t1.... --8"°'91. S1200/mo, 11t, •7~1291. ~attoal~•· No I*•· lm!"•d. "•f'1 req. Am w/IC~••• bllh,
2 Br, 2 Ba. IPICIOUe • N MW Oftloe bldO _ WW IMt + dec>oll1. 645-eM8. Ii=-:... ... MU ~ ~II NH/mo, 714nll1·156t pvt entrllnl.» 1 ml to bGh eundedl wtlh ~ Ylew. Finest original area, spacious ( 1800 aq. ft.) w/t>ey view. 2500 eq ff. ii f/i L mr &I .,..._ •• Hit 10 u 1 U II Mon· ir r 1. 9325 Ind utii a75 o.c>
•249,000. 2-aty home wit.h lovely 0'1tlOOk, near new Npt lloh. 873-11663 Ill. oar. frplc, A/C, ~ ~ ~~ '"· yfr, bl lo m . IQI 2 It. 1 'A Be 71414'4-tMO 1:30-IPM 131-9259
2 Br. 2 Ba. lop noolw/hlgll carpet & paint. Vacant. clean & awaltin& h ... J!altaJ:; mlcro--w. petto, =· MOO' ~ya'~ .. mow Ptef.. M50. ut•. Incl. 131E1IU\. ...._..11 l wtulda. --------
cellln8oo& 1ky llgh11. your approval. ONLY $14,500 TOI'AL ~"Z' 1:1: ~~~,...,. . NH~908E.ITAtty,_ 979·1t&:stvmeo. 181 E. l~...:....-642-419e I ..... lfll ~ ~·.;~~m!,<'.
Slit, · DOWN (or lea). Allume $1 00,400 1st at ownet. EM• 8* C.M. Beautiful; It 2 Be fonnal DupiM, NWpt Holl,3 Br. 2 MY ftl BadMllor '430 /il'"oo!: KltOh. laund &46-0119
2 er. 1 Be. large kltrJ-1 a 13% flxed ($1666 pr mo.). f~.~~>00~. 8~0~~1; ~.:R.· ~.--~ .. v~ :!21..:0? '4&-9o95, IPHUI. i =:::: 1 v. a. = Pool •nd • ,~:.=: MM AM mm. OCMnvlew.$208,000. lee/Qpl.wllda957-62e3, -•'*'· , • ., ....... ,_, St00off111Mo.Aanl 22GOVMQUWdWay •575/mo. Richard Wkly rental• now avau.
2Br 2 Ba. with........, patio ev MM7:t3 c:a.n 2 bdrm. 1 M enct HA"80R VIEW HOMES LR028AW/FAPLC 540-1821 213/13().2323 S128 I UC), ColOf TV --• ------~~-• d • 48A 2\48A on perk. nr ~ In room. 2274 ., .. ti75,000. law frtJ UH ~~.v:.O Ype\a. ~' pool, w . grdnr, s1eoo lll IWI YILU •llYA 2 8', new ~dr.,_, Newport Blvd , CM.
1 "'· .. ~ ~~ •-11 --• -· .. ~ .... .,,. mo. 494-2023 • ••• _11 bit.._, pool, MllO/mo. 148-7445
go, ....... ~·-....... -··-.. -mo................. . -·· Spaclou• E~1ld• Aptl. D 0 w n. I. Ir I.------------,...,.--S199,000. E/tlde 2 8d, 2 Ba Eaal.icle II rm hM with get Harbor View Home, 3 Br 2 JC:I ii::: iMe. Encl gar. patio, dlhwmr & Dover/We1tolllf lfH llAIM' 91Ttl
townhoueM. Undet 8 1t fncd yd klde pet '600'• Ba Moneco. Avail. JulY -a -•• -etow. Moel utile "•· No '45-te41. W1dy rentala now 1vall groea. 8% caatt return. 53w 190 BEST ,.. 15. SHOO/mo. MO-M11. f I 2 Br. un#Um. pool, peta. s 121 a up. Co10f TV.
H 29.500. Prln only. H V HMS BMutlfUi MON· i.Jndty tee. From IM)4. 1 BA. 1 Pwaon 1445 ..... ,., .... ~ In room. 2274
Hurry won't lu l. Agt E.llde38clr2 8atiouea(3 ACo aBA2Ba.11501nd Utlllp.id.54&-03Se. 1BR.2Petaonl '455 PC>Olelde,)MM1-6139 Newport Blvd, CM 8:f2·1618 i~;~> 025/mo. ~/wtr. CloM to 1 Bf. 1 Ba. Trlplex, nu 2323 ~/S:"C.M. Clean21t.lrOkltCMn.Npt _64&-__ 7_44_5 ____ _
mall Ill.I I ......._in ·all . ......_10, t73-31'4 palntlcrpl. 1480/mo. ~·MOO 2421 E. 111t11
Bc•ooN ~ .. y nr ......... MVllllMll-NW ... -::rt~ Wll-·~ ...,,.,_.,.., ...__,... 645-9181. VILLAVISTAAPTS 81 -~u1n.. ·--""' .... ....,.,... ovety I I vlewt r•· ..,.,_ ..._ .,.....,.--,_.,...... 1575/mo. 2 Br 11/2 Ba. ·.,... ..,... 1n•-•-
llland. '490,ooO. Only. L :an pu1 of he 2 bd 1 ba. for Im-3 Bdr 2112 Ba, on 8Wtl Bluffa. Panoramic Townhome, C,,~'· EMt mun ec>aQoul 18', ..,.
OwnerflNnce.675-9828 =lorTLC~get:n. medtata .... at$345,000 ::;:--,:cb.!c.r'11~ BadlBeyC::C,H~ 1 bd, unlumlahed AP!· l/r,carpot1, . l)OOI, pteaaant .... nomr.P.ir"Pl~~!'!r.!"",~~
Hatl>OrKnolltCondo bargain of the arMI 4 wNdl II way below 8P-renltowardtctMipynlnt. ~Cy S1500/mo· ~Jed~~t:d~ 2018ThUl1n peta.'875mo.&44-4787 aceaa, Pool, Ten .
3br,2.,.ba.$2IO,OOO Bdrms. 3 balht. formal prallal. Bier, 833--81'2 . Ownr/igl Curt A. 965-752• dey. 1163-1W 2 1118 Maple. c .~...: TSLMomt '42·1803 FOf 3 wonclng edulta 3 Br ,nl1-avallabl• "Bot
3 bdrm, 2 ba. NpU1elohla By owner, 780-e961 ~I~~~ ~~.:;lly ~~e .. J.rl ._b«t1 II, 831-1211. -· '475/mo+ Sec. No Pett. 2 'h Ba , at r I 11 m ~:t':9t; Day. It .
home, 5 'tfold.1219.000. • Owners· forecl°'*' and lllTI Lal II Lge 2 bf, 1 ba duplex. get .• LMM/Optlon: Veraall... To .... c.ll MS-H04. ""2a~~ w/-terlall. dbl garage, Ba byownr474W•tmlnater olferlhlaoppot1unltylor 1a1.--.... tr ... waaner/dryer hook-up. condo1: 2BR 2ba APUtmll SIOOO/mo. Npt Ho11l[)pllttromocn,2er.1 .
Aw. 631· l08fl ...U • IWLD $395,000. Seller ~ ~;';t Tl) of No peta. S525. ~5-7983 penthouae. 1750/mo. 1 2Br, 1'.iiBa twnhM, frplc, Beaullful garden apll, :.::. ~e51 e 7 5. 1 4 5 8 ' ~~y S'ff.:· ~ ~':J.~.
Versatile 2 Bdrm, 2 batha, 1124 UUIY $450,000 al 9% for 30 Mellow .,.. $350 famlly BR 1~ teoo/mo. Full pello, ger, no pelt. 15&5 pefloe. dedtt, tpa. No . 1 150 0 mo. Aug . Cole j, ~~~~'';.~ patf nt.alNltdld· -11 .. ••y 1 • yeara. '850 000. itart• w/pool hurry ph rental credit on IN/opt mo. 271 "~vocado S1. pet1. lalge 18'. Y!8fly. 'Ai block '42-7005 Of .._. __ rt t) """" ,....,..., orm n. _.., --' 639-11 90 &EsT Alty,_ ..... Call JUdy 780-1996, ~7510 ...-v pm. 2 Bdrm. 2 ea. MOS beach, laundry. '850 or 6--.-' ,; Ing, 2 car gertge, large 142·12• E f.a 1 875-5393 2 Br 2 Ba. 2 itory 2 car 398 W. Wiiton 831·5583 $875 w/get + utile. 111, Balboe eo,,,.. Water1ront ReabOrs. I llvtng room with llrapleee. PAYILm IU&.lM M..a V•de rate deluxe 3 • • . !Ml+ dep. 81.3-9327. w/d<lc&3Br 2.ba. lg patlol
Xtn1nnanclnot '3to.OOO. oa llM1H Br gourmet ittr• 2 get LowtyH.V.Cermel,3br,2 ~~=7:2 ..... ·1 W-.t11Mrro.1'41gh1,c:1Mn. $2500/mo Jul/Aug ~-1N1 "'"~ , , , uppet 1700'a Must -~ fam. rm, ~· MW .......... • 1 Br, 1 Be w/porctl. l,91 U~ ~7
lfll-Y1·1 ' llmTlmflllSA 63H190BESTRlty• Cfl)t,gatden«. 5-5503 2 8'. 2 Ba. lfg living rm,1 .'400/mo.Agt.640·0997. a St, 2 Be, f'rplc. Mtldy Balboa laland elegant
142·12N . E~~~d~IJ39~0f1Y Newport Hgll arM luxury ••NITlllllTI =~l~ar~~~~5~~: PINEBLUFFAPTS. :~~1~:~7~~/{1Y· tiome. garage, aleept 8,
j PETE J BARRETT ... REALTY
.....,, n. It, 3 8r condo, $800/mo. 58drm,RVperklng,21/2 5-46-3115 2 8R 2 ea.wtthbluttvlew step• 10 bea ch.
2nd @ 10%. Inc '24,800 Joyce Wettn. 831-1218. Ba, ~ rm I den, ' CNld ok petlo tp1c gM .... UJ ~ $325-1575. 646-6333.
IUIUTIO ... WI ~i:~,.;~~-a1r;1':8t Agt. ~·~~·1·P~aOK. ·~..::=t 8=· ltove, dwiwaih.r,'apa.. 2bd.S850875--4&441 BALBOA IS. 3 BR Eleg One of a kind • 2 bd, 1'Ai OCEAN. MTN VU. 2Br m o · an a ' o ' kldry rm. home. Ger. Sipe 8, 11991/
ba, Luxury PenthouM. In l ....... 11 2ba. new dllt, yrd, MC 93t·1211• utlll pd. 1542-4014· SPMC 931-e101 IUI llAI bch. '325-S600 wkly.
Full Securllyammenltlea E/alde Cotta MeM. 4-Plex gate. frpl. t900/mo. CM PANORAMIC '410 1 Br. patio, no peta. So Cat ptza. 2 bd, condo. lmmec, 2 8', 2 Ba. up-~
COLECWNEWllOAT Complex.SalebyOWnet + 3-Plu on eeperate Blull1. 842-8801. OCEANVIEW Refrla, ~A bright. Spec Immaculate 1575 atalra, quiet, tennl1.1·BA-L ... BO-A-IS_LA_N..,D-3__.9-R
REALTORS llPllNIL.. en1blu bargain • legal Iota facing MCh 1544-8722.'42-8799 Hlghlyuporaded4Br.2'h 724-·DJemee.873-77&7. lnctudlng. Ave/A ,My 3. ·1515. 875-8806 or Begantllome.Gw Sipe
2'1Sll.C• .. 114•r 3 bdrm, Weetcllfl home. $272.500 . Exceptional Olh•r. W'onl IH I. ShafpMeMV•de 48' 3 Belwnllyhome,tr/dr.PYt U"'Wl&PTI 986-0352 842-3153. 8 lt~bdl.1325-ISOO
c ........ 1... e.utlfut pool,,_ oak ftnanclng.548-5t03 ::~~~1U:2-~~1;t Ba,21tory,w/~&g#. =:.m.S1975/mo. 141-1111 THEOABLES:2Br.1'Aiba. •WPMJ.al wtdy.646-8333
875-5511 cabinet•. Mar.y, many Exec:ut111e5 Br2level,pool den "rv. 11090/mo. ' 1 er. & waler Id w/gar. Cpla/drpt, blln1, Juat ~ In. 8lggMt BALBOA ISLAND. 3 BR
4 er. s159.ooo. AppralMd upgradel. Model Peffect. alzed lot. everything near l lllTI 548-91150. SQ8Cloue 4 Bf. 3 'Ai Ba. encirc ar u :, • '-lOed yer w/patlo. 2439 condo In lhe creat. aegan1 home. Oat, Sipe
at S185,000. Condo In Agl. 552-5378. by. New low price. only 5 yrs newl Sttl Eut· Single family home, 4 bd, 2 Mparete t>onu:,:m, lam dahwlhr ~ ... 3~'480. q , Orange "E". IS 10, Call Jacuzzi. pool, lennta, 8. 1t991/ beh. $325-$600 ~ ~htts2. ~~toryatt~ TOWlllOIE $300.000. Owner wlll help aide locetlon. Ownw hu ~ frpl 2 cat get. $800 ""· frplc, pat · <>Wr· 1-5, 838-4120, nght ecroea the 1treet, wkly. 648-e333 ...... , _ _,_, nnence. Move In & ef'ljoy moved out of arM • II Ill iait & s.C' Dep. han~, nicely lndacpd. $485, 2 bd, r:tlo, No petl. ,_ q>I, paint. $375, i-="""~=-=--==,..,.,..,.,~~-
garage. end yatd, ,._DESPERATE OWNER r• the aummer. Agent Uquidatlng local ln-1· ($25o). 764-0809 . '15 0/mo. 840-1327, Aetr'g. 72 B Jamee St. 1Brun1Urnllhedapl ~ 631..Q18, :l rma ~ BALBOA PENINSULA
modeled kitchen. A•· duoecU l9,000 below ap-848-1044 or 644-1742. ment1. Annual Income of 55M188, ofc 720-6897 • 873-1787 dec:orated, llove a' retrlQ. able. Muat ha\19 Mml·llYe Luxury 3 Br, $650/~.
tume 1132,500 al 12% pralaal for IMMEDIATE --.---..... ----'43,8001 759-1501 or Dui P•t UM '495/mo 2 er, , Be •pt, 2118 Maple, CM. $4f5 aocia1 Hfel 673-9235• 673•5369
for 29 yurs. C•ll Sile. 3 bd, 2 ba, Priced al , Ill I 752-7373 OCEAN VIEW tu conao Bluff• TownhouH, 2 encl patio, amall pet OK, mo.+ MC. o.c>. No pell. NEWPORT PIER AREA. Balboe Pef'llntula, 2 Br
Owl'Ww/Agent. 780-9596. $129,000, to cover cotl 3 bd, 2'h ba, townhome. , It • ......... 3 Br. 3 Be. L.R.. carport lnclry rm. To -call 64S.H04. deluxe 3 Br 2 e. no 6-25 10 7-2 $300/wk, 3 ••-•..au ontyt Btlr,83U162 Sl29,000.631-1105 WALKER&LEE !_!r·~ ~~=a1 lrplc. rormal D . 1i1w181t1S1 oou.ttApta. peta, yewty.'s1200imo. Br.7-2to 7-t8$4251Wk -..,..... Real Es "...-. ,......., ,_. FamRm/Den, open bean\ TSL Mgmt '42· 1803 873--lf.40 85().;4243. Mw~:~i!-~gS~O~O Pen~~~ nllJllWYIEW ~ lut. ..... i14i =:cs"':t~o =1$515 Avall711 Dau fut 1'111 NWPT H~TS Spaclou1 Bal,,......,.....,.lel....,...,IU-m---=3,,..br-1""'1',-b,..a~&
Value-wtll oo Thia WM« duoed 10 $115,000. By Dover ShOr• prnllege 5 • ''"""" ..... 2 63. 2 tNI conao. grOUfld decorated, eun~y patio 2 Br. apt w/petlo. a;;ming VL 1 er. qur;;, -2Br, 2Be. cloM •o 2.bf 1ba. doM lo waler. lor ONLY $329,2001 Call out of town owner. Bdrm home. Beaulltully ~ noor, frpl, 2 patlol, S.. overlooking 9r9'nbel1. &45-8103 Aft 8PM. no pets. 34097 Granada. bch, 2 Mltr Br IUlt•, Wkly or mo nthly
780-8702. Agt. 834-1511 or 983-2529. cared tor, open leellng . cured Prlt'g. '700/mo atepe from pool, 1 block ... -Yll '475. 873-3313. bllna, pvt dedt, aV811 July 71•1478-1237
with view OU1 Oller big .. -999 642-9550-. to Newpott Bay. Wiid _.._ Lg 3Br. 2aa. bltnl, frplO, 1. 1750 mo. 645-7400 Baytront 3 Br. 2 Be.
'\/eraallle1 Condo, pool ind landscaped ...._.. 2 bdrm 1 be~ Yd BlrdRafuge,Hlklng,Fllh--· garege, no peu. OCEAN FRONT YEARLY 11800/mo. 21 Balboa I ...... a. I e nos• penthouM. 2 Bf. 2 Ba. petlo. SpaclOul rooma •lllllNIT e-. no' ...-1 .... 25 mo'. Ing, 3 mllee from UCI, WltllthlladlCalcredlt 1-569-7194 3 bd, 2 .... •-unit, 1' Colle. 645-5135. Ab•• n t • • own• r · with upmoet privacy. See Small to larget aptt unlll. 557 ,...., -blli• path tennl1 cour1a W1f PIT lllllm ..... ...,_ Beeut watetfronty home 4 I 189,500 make olfer. Call 11 today and get the ~ lnduatrlal commerclal. 7-2382 · 1 blodl '; leue Nice and Clean: Sludlo et cat prk'g. Avall July. Corona del Mar Furnl&hed
Br, 3 Be + den. 3 frplc't . Judy f 0 r v I e w Ing 11111. Ow~ direct ()( broiler 2 Br. 2 Be Condo, 1 c:er gar $1500/~ cJ;:, HouM IDT"' $400. 2 Br. 1 Be, asoo. '1200/mo. agt 875-8180 1 bd apl w/patlo. Sleeps
pool, tennis , boating. 760-1996 or 875--5393 1111 UUIY protection. 10 )'Ml• •it· In lndry rm. pool. Sun. 12.'5, Call Ann • mra llSA Call Welley 49M538 Quiet 2 Br 1 Be, getage, ·1~ple. Week ly
Step110 beechl 12.5... YllWm lfll IMIY 1·1 penence. 1835/mo. 552-5955 1111.29113 °' 1~111. Santa Ana complex ottera Studio apt cloN 10 bdl all pool, no peta, Np. Ht1.1,_6 ___ 9__, ___ _ =~ ~-i!n~lt~ Brighi corner 2er. 2Ba 142·12• TSL Mgmt 642·HI03 2 ltory 3 Br CTJ)ld decor apaclou1 apt w/crpt, utll pd. 1 350/rito. 18 0 1 C 15th S t . Furnllhed 3 bd t1ome
at '""'""OOO Condo, top floor. .... •• 1_ ......... __.. kldl ok l800 today,_ WATERFRONl 3Br Con-dr..,_, ltove, carport, 1111-8142. ISSO-M00.845-7355. w/patlo. Nr Bch and ..,"•· . $ 5 000 B ••S-2251 oa 1a111, _, 539-8190 BEST ' pool1, lndry rm, play Shope All Amenlll .. OPEN DAILY 11 • · 'fCO'" ' Inert 1490 'IWlllal plul mobl.:ci 5 * · .,.., Only 3 ml north of Super Mat 1 Br'Vllla, coun Family: 2 week minimum ~~6;~~Ts::;g HARBOR "IEW HOMES '; • , 2 bdrm ;;a a;;;, P8lm o; '450 houM w/bubbllng ~~Oo ~· ,:>:1~ SC ~ Sorry no pela., yar50d, • q~'!~13no peta. 873-a349 ,.. • Mr1 "The Lak•" pan IPtl block to ooean at F~ VNlaa. 91 1 So " .u7~ . l iii1iiii.iii91riiiiiiri&mt 83t-e223 n2-3895 Portonno 4BR 3'AiBA Sep. 0 w n • r a 3· o K 53M190 BEST Alty,_ ... JIU ca,. mi Falrvt.w SA. 547-7445. luL ..... 17fi CO NTR L B .... , IElUT$ llS'fllfl11~M Fam Rm.DngRm,Gueet 714-780-1'49 . 0 FOR ENT-$570 bd loff U Lge 31>r,3'ba.fully lum.
Ocn'\/u Trt "·Is comuntw Olrs. Pool Size Fee Lot. . H ME ..__!2· .... _ OfTDelC>bllc>01tytilh6rm 21 r;r__. and denlo, tU80Jmo. up. 1i2 er. INNEWPORTBEACH July & Aug $1500/mo
""""lt-nta .... ~· ..._..,..:, Ownet. 644-6198 Ja. lllJ/TUll Hunllngton _.., """'"" •bode ap9l8 dahwlr gar 11/ ba, • ...-ace. pat . unlUrn & furn. pool, tpa. Slnglea 1 &. 2 Bdrm N>ar1· Agl 673-8494 ...,.... -· ·-,,_., 1M I llllJ 111111 '700. ~ 'flld & oat· klda/pet S05 ru1h Ldry tac. Ger. No pet1. 18992 Florida 642-2834 menl1 & TownhOUIM. --------Spaclou1, lrplc, dbl-gar, 1 _________ Luxury •BR pool home 4 bdrm, 2 ba ..... gar. age.Klda&pe«1welcone. 53H190BESTRlty. ~I. req'd. Avail now. 642.s172 · 'Some are eleg1nllyNptBNch,CdM2Br2Ba,
bltn1 gd terms Npl Creel WATERFRONT DUPLEX: PLUS M9a1ete 600 aq ti 1105,000 7t4-9e2-....28. 645-2000. Agent. no.... 540-e338. . lurnlllhed. 2Ba 1 Ba. 8/6-916 trom
2-3 8', den. Encl unlll. 2 ®clla, f475,000. Euy guest houM with n,.. 0.1 tf ltatt Houee Hunterll 3 bdtm Sula Au 1111 ss1s to SMO/mo 2 er 1'Ai ~ apt w/ltove & FromS610 '450 wk 673-3476
$179,50010$225.000 terma.lBY ow ner . plaoe.Lgelotendlot1ol Pnwtw UH multl bath garage/lhop can't"' 1375 2 bdrm ba twnhM pOoi tOcsry r9'11Q, water A ga pd. OnJamt>Ofee'rd.al w••F·-
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&50-1906 lrult trees. Priced a1 g;;z appl1 avell 11 f $875 houM call 4 de1at11 rm, carport: pvt ~llo, no 1385/mo. 230 ElmlrJ. San Joequln Hllll Rd. --,._' WUTOUfF $335,000 ~ 539-8190 , .. BEST Alty 539-8190 BEST Alty,.. petl. Oreal toc:allon. 268 aeo-1 t7o. l"-1.. """" .....
l1H ....,, .. L,w nWR RW.n Vac•llon In S t rat· OQeal'I cloee 2 Br frplc South Cout Plaza area 3 E 18th St. Been-full kit. nr bcf:I, qulel S~• apl 1 mlle from 2 ~· 2 ,!:,,~e13u;1e3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml 141 ... 14 lord-Avon tour Brlllan breezy petlo get '400'• 8t ale deco4" mod kll TSL Mgmt &42-1803 per1on, no peu. bch. 642•2357. ~Dr ~6576 .....,,.... 3~ .• ~ ~:· :~. ~ --------and Europe and ef'IJ<>y 53M190 fee BEST Alty S550 dont delay dlal •2BrUpper$435•Ctean& non-1mllr. 1425/mo. • _., -11111 freedom end MVtng by 53e-e190 BEST Alty,.. 6 ........__ no _,1 HC>-0587. Verealllee 2 8', 2 Ba. pool ---~ .. NIT llAll plelely remod kitchen Ylll ---owning your own 18th Small 1 Br, no pell. · ~:. ....... MS.."~9 clubhol.IM. frplc. $725. --r•-' w/all n-appllancH, 1HS--Century apt. For detllll• '450/mo utll Incl. Avail W•taluttr ma 22v -· ~ 4· Beautiful new luxury apl~ Sandy 642-e149 ..,.., IUOI
U>catlon, View, & $30,000 hardwood floor In lam llY I •EAlllM call 714-403-4101 711 536-6312 BAY TIMBER APT for rent, 2atory, 3 Br. 2~ 2 bdrm 1 be July and ~!:lat~et"a~~· RI~~ rm. French doort & bflck 2345 161h SI 1232 OOO . • $375 houM Mally your• 1 Br, frplc, pool, prtvate Ba. dlhwr. mlao-wave, VILLA BALBOA: Beaut Auguit' 642--025 1
Kno11Condo,3 Br -or2 Spautn'°'·1•s2.50~2·-301pen03. We'llmakellh~ l~rtltac~ 2llf lnial U44 lnc;d53<>•k1~BdoQTwonRltyt ,_1Ut pello,endedgerage. enclp Id 2Cc:erallgrK. pool1ren& ~a/~-::!.-· /~r1'~ O~THESANO Br & d9fl. 2~ ba. Com-. v.. -()pn Set/Sun 1·5 wXHtio RENT furn. 38( 2 er 2 a: smokelree. dbl ~ .., ~ES 1475/mo. 399 w. Bay S I. a • . • t:::'M'SO.·:.ms.';3;5· ,. SUMMER RENTA.L
p191ety uporeded, move1-0wner __ . ------~Ann 494·7754 home. Middle EMt '-:':l f:• frpl. pvt {,d• 991 I ..... 2'4t 846-9883. DE.LAWARE PINES 3 er 2 ea. unit wet bar
In condition. $219,900. YOU'RE INVITED 7754 wd/2 well3 ... ~m ch, • .: ~!a.:.1p8ool. 700/mo UL Condo 3 8'. 2'A ba, pool, ~~ '4pool7~ ... Cit••••• 171' IU,,;lthed. wuher. dryM owe paper. 848--8818 ren. ..,., '•• .. ..,.._ · JOll IWI 1ec. 1775/mo. Avalt July • .,..... • -· lncld. Summer enclad laa Clm11t1 1011 Aug 10th. Call 28 -8011 1 o..fteld 3 bd 2 ltory 1. 148-9189 private patio 2 Br. 5445. Yeatty. Pool, nr garage 5802 Seuhor•
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IPEI MllE rm WH llMl'aJ Bil ~YIM 3 mo onty. ipa rate: COllTIY Delo.I 1 houM 2 BR ~~r,~~ beach, bua. No petl. TSL Mgmt 642-1803 ...-----,.., ... iiili ___ ............ , MOO/mo Bkr 75e-1234 XI own . • • 49M277
lllllfm •---, 'IH JI Sunday 1-4 hf2 L'. &IQ iiOOlmo . . ESTATE 1112 be, gar. S8&0 mo. Delo.Ix• 2 Br. 2 ba. In ----Va••t.itl .. larW Jaa,MO _, • 3 Br 2 Ba oondo w/oc.ari yny. mJILI 2543 Orange. 642-2991. •-plex c pll drps -,, • .,. ...
L__.ln,,_:...__ 1·1PI v1ew.724 c.11e0Mno Speclal tumrMrrental•111o•bdrm.$700-S1200. BeeutlfUl&patlClllC• Eael.tde lrg 2 8r 1 Be bullllnt encl J\". Neatfy,_thr•Bdrm .. 2 ltatalt 2'07 ..,...., .,.......... 3 Br 13/4 Ba beach hOUM er A-.. o on bly 4 Br wtlh terr*»d ............ hk • ·25• bath •nt with built-Ina L-~tavallable. Move.-ln condltlon. '181 rA-"""bl1"' h-·Mon;..·•1·•. •PrlvatePatloe .,...... w/glf, newly decor. -upe. no pet1 ' . ~. • DEL MAR SEASON REN· Aft6forewt.640-8227 114 Yla lruia•a w Aleaaandro _ .. ng "" .... .. crp11. drpe, bltlna. S595. ~84 carpeting. dr~ laon-TAL OCEAN VIEW
CANNEF\YVILLAOE l.Wehl-4 K.,;1 Rea11y492 . .,.663. ,,.....IULn ~ •=:~Ing eval1July9, '42-1718. Hun11ngton er.-Apta. ~:2:::'on~ HOME In Catd.tn by tt>e ~ blc!Q, office In lront. 3 bd • Dr•-at'-Famlly SPECTACULAR PllP•llllmJIT lfy :Dtnlna.VM I U11191JWm Luxury adun IMng. 1 & 2 total unite In bulldlng. Sea. ~pl furn, no I 414 31 tSt _ .. "' occaN"IEW l14-llM111 •WalklnCloaett 2 •·.1'-+'"'""5/mo. Bclrm,wtth19tagee.hMI publlc:tennlloourtaand pell . ....,.,/wk, call lo• r•. n rear. 1 • Room • 2 Areplacet • c;,. " *~'*•Kitchen• .., -;:A.__ all 6 wit• paid, teWtleed gotf courM nght behind ~•Ill 6191753-1653.
NB. UMd Brick • Beamed 2Br Condo, $l40,000. At--SUMMER RENTALS atlll 651•1177 1 bl< to Huntington & carpot1blt,lnyerldnd/,,_,.,,, eecurtty. From 1510. Call ~·only mlnut .. to L•nuna on the beach. 2 Br --•-ir• Celllnga . French Doora -9Ume $120,000 •I 12%, available. Call for detall1. '· ry rm. • •• 1813... ... "' s .... _ _.. ..._~h -.-_,..,. --Securlh 8 t Wood owner fle1dble. 492· 1747 CdM Charming 3BR home, Frwye. 2638 Sanla Ana AWt. ......-uom ... .,. • .,. ..... ,_ • 1 Ba. 1leepa '4, Avall
t ... , Galaxy Dr .. 4Br, d9fl, FJ~ y )19 am -1 b lk from b•aoh mun11 REE TSL Mgmt . 642-1803 • .._. ... • dOM lo everything! ldMI Au gu ll $3000/mo 2 lrplca. 2'~8&. gar for 3 ""'•· ---for 2 or 3 adulta, no peta. 494-5857
cat'I + la hobby rm. PRICEDAT lutaha .... N·~~OOP/~.~~nh m . -M!Q990MC.WS' J:~: ' ~== ElPUERTOMESA 2A3Br.TowMC>uee"91•· $830/month, available MAU 1389500 Owi.wtnaa-I OO 1t CONDONRSCP••u .._ 1 Br. garden •Pt. frplc,dlhwlt,lrgpetlo, NOW1Cellownera1(714) I
1111 't1nancln~, Open $3 1,0 2br 2 b IJo a/~ Specloua i nd lmmec. • LAOUINTAHERMOSA '425/mo. & up, lnc:ld• enc:lad._ .,.2-4138. Barefoof retreat, Lucury
Sal/sun 1 Rob • a,pa • c, 38R w/allp for 23 ti bolt ~ ..... •••• 18211 Parilalde Ln. 1 blk utlli """" 1959 M•....... catgerage.,.~nrHunt. condoon111ndy beach at · · · hHr ......_.,I poola,aec.gate. PIP. 11250 yny. ... --w ol Beech. 3 blka S. of A119.'cM.' ........... H1tbouf.FfomSM6/mo. ..... ntO Klhel, 30% dlecount untU
lneonANltor 54&·56'7. =t1---.a&.--.. --I $79,500 1168-3852 Woodbridge LO• 4Br t;;;;, 2 biCe rrom Edinger 84CMl807. K!L, --....... 1f!f. Dec 15 (7 14) 493-2316 --ir• --home beeutllully decOC' • ••1 a.111.•1 X LO 1 Br $495. 2 Br 1595. --------,._...,.. ---·-· """' -·--RA CHAMBEAS UITAUIUI.. :.i. • t>Mc:h •750mo. 1264 -.._ Pool. Patio, Frplc. _,.__ PrtmearM.NptBdl.Calt Palm o.r-1 C.C. ,_ 2 C'-'·ftt eu11om 5 BR 2 ·-1ULn •ted•1200 Yf1Y. o..~. 11t a. 1a111 + ·--Ellle875-7198E Ava11 ... oo1 ~· .._ SPACIOUS, 4 Br, 2 ~ 22 Biyfronl c ondo 2eR d • P . 4 9 4 • 3 a 1 4 . -a· Dlhww. 557-2M 1 S50 mow In credit ett.c-,,,..., "' hM. w , o epa ::,V ~ = ~ ll-llM ft mater Br. bonu• play· bayvt-H C. & pool 831..a864. ...,..., ..... -Large 1 bd, D/W, cat pot1, tlW now tfw\I w'o..as 2 1-15. ~\1:f'· Mid-~ 8')CI.
tee .!ics. T ·"Mull ;!..: room, country kitchen, 11150 '-''b'l'Odi to oc::;; f\liiY '400/mo, 2285 B Miner Br. apll for rent. Female,non-«l'lkr,rooml 1_~-~----
$625 000 Call quiet arM, block wall It.Ir· WATERFRONT HOMES Woodl Cow r•tored Vic· furn 3br + 2 ba' fl,._ St. 851-2t715 1 !510/mo.. encloud Ptlv In oldet -terfront SPACIOUS 3 Br, furn nr ~481Cr.' • IPllMISI =·~=m~t>t!o~~ 831·1400 ~f.':.3 ~~r~l~lt= ~.allbum·lne,Patlo& Large 3 Bf. 2 Ba. $195. ~•llOI. Ca~Joyd or hm.1280/mo.85()..8.408 -COM, wttly ,...,.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml IPJIUIS lllf..n at 9¥.%. negoatlate 11i'91 WU. 1211 U9 0 I mo . I uu. sr,~o :rs~·~.:!: Frplc, dbl gatagt, 1erQe lnCY 947• FrM BecMloret1e rtm llPI vmtlona. 973--0W. -...a.YO M«2 lc:IJloullyat""' v?:~~:~ down. "Ming 1139,900. --·-•Ill.Ill 213131a.s118. 12131881-1705 fncd wd. No pe«a. 2 •· tniH ftff In exchange tor baby91t· lntaJa 11 _,,.,. -·• Open houM Sat/Sun, -1 ea.~ 534 Bernard ting. 5 -'5·4731 or l ovefy pool plua Ylewl Showe llke a model. At--1·5. 2201 So Art-.. Nft 2 bdrm, 2 ~ loft, La= lilla UH Large •ttrecttw 9 mo ref'I· St '42 ... '°5 2 Br. 2 Be COl'ldo c:toM lo M5-0034. IUn IHI Talc• ed\lant1ge of the eumegoodnnanclngand 751 ...... 55. frpl, 1 car garage. t•2 a3 ... oaarom · · tennll&pool,w/enetld need lor TLC and get tti. move In thll euinmer. "" s950/mo. rent-Hlgtlvelue • .... acr r · ~ Eutllde 1 er natu-gar. In Smok•lr••· Furnlehld room, m•I. Female 10 •har• 2 barvainoflheareal4 OPENSUNDAV1-5 aJ_ ... -~-.......... .._ 3Br2Ba 219tpooll und. Aull Sept. rmfwoddttit\H>Ui 1tv S875/mo. Call work working Fem. pref. beclroom,l beth ll\HB
Bcltma. 3 bathe, formal 77 MONlECITO Tatu. l --_n.,.. petloklde/peteS860 860-92t3. r9frlg lndd M35 130e'. 979 -•367 , home 1210/mo.642-5717. '225/mo. + 'h ullla
dining room, large J Doren Stir 7~19 wst By own;;, exClll. IOC:tl&I. lll-Ml4 53Hl90fwBEST Aley PenlhOuM 2 Br. 2 Ba. 20th, St. #0. M1:9522. 851•"47. ne e-ctl·Pvt ent. be. 536-7193 ......
ldtchen,tlfld lamltyroom ..... ,.. 1Brcondo,h1Qhbelance BAYFRONT 18R. Avall HOMEFOAAeNT great ocun view, 281 '4e&mo corn. ~5. Prof/~•. mature,3 Brhoule,W.lldeColtL
Ownar• fonlQloeed and Prime greenbelt loce11on. low Int. loan. Sharp 21/2 lmined at $850/rno .. la. Laguna Hllll 4 Bdrm. a Be. I 137 5 I m 0 . D. y a ~a' Wlllon 81 2.250 (A) ....... ..... IHI non·amolcer 494-0451 M.... 1 3 2 5 I m 0 .
offer lhll opp«tunlty fOf Move In concf.' Seller yra old, quiet area, lrg 640-5078 $775. Fenoed ywd & 8t74,. 57-J...1. 8 8 , E "• I r • ...-. 495-9028 ,,. __ 2 ..... 1 ... _,. .... , u.. ...... , ....._.· • .._ = no e31·5898. S3t5,000 open to exctlenge for M11r Bdt, W/D, •II e-age. ... ,_ -·1-· ""' ..... -. -· ... "' ....,, -·-i400 Cond 1lJ4UUIY proper! ... ln/oul atate. ldlchen eppl .. lrplc, Ill.Ml KJde&petlweloome. renial 2BRfumapt W•M'1'°9'> No. end, llOO utll lnGI. coot<tno. ISO wtl or mo NB 0 M/F,
... _, 1-4 AMltt w/ftnanclng. Avall walk-In cloeett. '7•.500. Ul1 &45-2000.Aoeftt,no,_ ~hote Dr. w. -11161111 •944044. l1715 moM5-7&00 ~·~Gar. Ml 1200 now. Jo Ann eor.n. 8ro-Subm it all o ff1r1. Pnluala NICI 3Br,.. f\'ptc CiOM port. No peta. S700/mo. .. .......... ,... .......... IHt lut. ..... n•• "f'w ,....,,, .. Condo NB
• ker ee9-~ d)l9/evee. 2er. m nbftid. ~· nu to I.Mure 'world' t7S5 ~15 18drm Ma0-$860 H;;,, K"°"· trl-i.v.i. ll .... 11 patnt/opll/drpe H25 mo. 7eo.otot Frplo, WIUfted oellfnOI, __ llmenll ... w/Wlw PETE
BARRETI .. t..UA ..... lTD 875-3882 btwn ~ d .... ":rw' --··-·· O ' '~(Rf.ATM -llft ••··•-Y~ Dlf .,. -W 1' :r::"'et K b k ? Prof to "" w/urne. S.. • 1d ™ m 1W8, Certu ... llar Ull =-~ au ...... "'"u•uw enney UO port• ~~/1. • · 7M-0598, POATFOl.10 dtx.unfUm.lnloWtty petti. Homeefof ,3Bffe,3 ,,_...,_ __..,.. ........ 111 ..
•------•I ""OPE.'nlES, 1ur !>Mired 1oca11on. Ownr. Chmr mini"" hbr/oon, 2tlf le, t750/mo. Fenced Lowet 2 er 1 ea. EMte6cte Isn't that the boat ,.." "' ,...~ ... 2_.517 2ba,FP1 2oQet,nupt."° yrd lllda/.,.._,OK Alt· • · ,C0Mlhr3Br~t,ownl'Tl'I iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiilljijj~·iiiijiii~ pete. •11001ee ~19 Not... '4&-2000. • ;:11,:;, ~,~ that won The America's Cup in '75? a 11i1. f\'ptc, AEFS, -IUL ITULI iii .... ,_.. Ullll ao.ce11 aft t :IO pm.
Cherrnlng 38A 2 etory ..... • 1-• New and UMd motNle 2 Bt, ~blt~7=· no MALLOACA. 2 8drm. I ll'fll I bet, a M. oerpet, (!; ;f))-1/'...::., aootmo.14N4M.
bMCfl "°'*on,.. lend. ...._ -. homH. 8peotaouler pee.. ' • M. LIM View, dbte..f:' ......., ~· "'OCC. <:Ill .. "" 28r i-. E. 0~1 Sttt,750. Try 1111111 .. lnlr, *-· ~ flnano-4bdnn,2112 tl&.2100tq wt\tl~~ • ... ........ 111.-tt ···•11 llOl1Wtw!lo(0t w!lal)K__.....,_twn. 8lda CM. U80 mo. F.
tr; tor 'f04Jlf Pi'°'*'Y I ...... -. PnoecS from ut,600 ft. FIP. wld .,.._ AY811. FURNl'u.aro u,, w~. -ao... JVV ...... ,_,...,..... ...... ,tel ltt .... :.,, ·000 down. &ub-1e ,;:;.m11111 ~i.l~!e500· u•••tY~ ~~i2o~~~:11~~· 1-C~-me uNruRNisHE~. 1'"'E·i=~~ ~1 ~4~;:~·di';!.:~:""~! ,~21 +.2 E/llde M,
.......... ----Two ouetOfl'I "°"*· Pin-3 .... /..o--.A. ,.. rs:-~ -:r;;_ ALL UTlllTIES ...-1. MM70t ti Stawilld W11tt In HullliftCto11 lllCll.. S..wwl qlMe, non-81\W. 12211 +
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111-1n1 'tf MW. 38A+ den. 3ba. Moblle .:t:n:Pwtc In San ~ll080/mo. 111'· E:~i MO. 17'8/mo. tlUBS. lCNNIS. One INr -Oifi ,..,. ~ Tiie ~-., atttnlioll,... .....,.. A'**' ,..,,.. H +""iii. pat"Y
••• llA• .-qrtra. LMIC>P1 or JuanCapo2 + bctrm2Ba. SWIMMING. plus loull OOMI ,...._Awl bltlld ot .,lllft 11111"""-1111t11111 111 a lomt wttt1 Mn, t\llih. lftlOll• Ot<. traoa. AMtno seeo.ooo. Wit ,,.,.., rec oent•. 281 + 2 be,.., unit o1e-. fiso '*'°" bungelOW m"'h morel Sorry. Jlltt ,.._ 714-0111 be*"t wooU w ..,i;.t ponc1s. ~ "' Mlur•I u..o "'°· + " uc•. OM ... TIUI I,... Aot .,.....13 rv°'· Indoor lkdng rink. 2 yf'l MW. No ge:· I moe bit..,. ~ ut1a pd "° ptb. Modtls OCllll btttm. Add 10 tllat ltllnls courts. ·~ a r •a. • 5 5 • 1 z I 8 , 8t1VMltlQ 3 8drm 3 Ba DY ,.<l,.~tr t0,000. I!.,•~ 10611 m9 «!.; Nf..1190 8UT Alty,_ 0,..11 ... , .... 910 6. poo1i. a 1(111M a COllftftlelll locltioll ,_ ~ M-l'PM. 1yc:r"I pool home. .. _.., 131 ......... 4M-0177 7,,,.,-.vY......,. • l•v ,.,. ... •1 ..... -"torwt llld -.·-...., 1 -... -..., 1::---:--,..--r--:~-:"'~ 0wner9 own o1ear a..-•-or...._.ao1 3 •· w .. tCiiti Home. ...... -""'7.1..., 1~ ._. _.. -··--~ 10 2 .,, 2
cwry the 1.t '329,000. 1.&PM. 1119 CJtow Ln -·•Pm Prime IOc 1., A.A 11HO/mo. Ma MN• O~kwoocl ~ 1 .,, ,.....,.. ._ ~ ..':: <t-:. ~=w!: IM Ooftdo. -.. rent "'
()pf!.., 1 ... 2001 HIM-fBYLIWIWll ....,.,. ~ •.,. wl1h "" HA tba:::" torG9)49AQ1. c; •A~ io 1>0111 ."'•P•ace. two wlrM_SHt · . Nwpt1we11c11tt arH.
lday. ll62-7500. Alt. ~ ~·~12 ~~-::!; remoct. 11260. in.53::J ieo11 Beytront. elufie • ~.-.WI... ~ ~ 1216 .-
,-~a;.c;;;.-,;: ~ . .._ 11v'room, °'1eo-1... :r::;:':';,,T::. NnpettludlSo. ~......::,·.~ 9.00 Ftiow~"0041111e''ln •.Am" atty a 1nvu1men1 ~'T·t.mlly"°°"'. mtW 2t/tM..•r64171 178016thStrttt 11.c.1....,• 111 Hufitl 011Vtl\q c.M. tl71.IOt mo. ~ If... 77CJ.&46.t. 2 • bdla. LMve 2 9drrft, t ... -_.,-.a:== (atDowr) 11t11a. •~ 01ue
21r + el .. pln Iott. itorage. P•rttlenent • 1 & 0 0 I mo . 'A 9 t -Cowiee W..nint M2 5Ul •t...00. .......
07&,000. H82 W. Malll llllTt ~ llepi.-Agt IU-1211, 7ICMIOH wl dOGll Hr ll>e, • ,AN<llNITOL lr!'"'-~--r--.r::nT'T".11~
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M/F 2 Br llM, ger, w/d. equ9iftNhoUM,nrO.C. rn&i onmrt" dog. Marlnet1 Med. NoCredltReQulred ...... ..._ ~....... ~type pereon tor 1·21n. 5d9yllwlc. Meet
mlc:To,2blk1tobc:tt,H8. Alrpot1. AWlll. on ehoft ~wfttlOl'W/Olrglot. P1azai H9fBc:tl.976-01H 738-06229-97 dytbtcr We.,.~ ... So ,.._u Al a ,_,h of continued ' iHl ,,.....,,. Clfllm. """"*· Tom. Mariner Mlle S210lmo. eeo....1... term bMle. Attt'llCtlve Mc N •I h R ••It Y ---· ------i,,.--------...... .,, ....-g:' end pr~, °'**'8-17~1. 8qu•re, 2700 CoHt r.i.. Cont8ct Mr. 8tuwt 1142-1334, 861-HH Found -td'I nMr 19th 1 .... , fomle'a top p.rt~ b19~1elld6-New -·:r-Hlgflw9y, Np Bc:fl, trT M/f Bel .... 4 bl' hM. Gar 5484211. 9W9. endWhlttler,ealltoldent· T , r..1 ..__. .....__-A-nt ... _ _..• ...,. MYW9I _,...._.__. ......... 11111. ~ --.:.1~, r.: T•__._. ,._ 2• + ellp. non-«nkr. 2......0. lfy. 646-leOe. • --:::=ln,._Or ._ .. ....__ .. .,, •7~•-.. , I N I • -· _,. o S350/mo Wttw/dtyr Cel DELUXE OfF1CE SUfTES STORE FOR LSE: ee;e w. Ill 000 IT -:;;...-, __ .. o-~· ""'-tno• poeltlone•t hi -1n11ne tel*tngtor •• Ml\' ce conc~t tu• Stettonwagon
Sun 87M1'92 e.vtront bldQ. 1oo-1001 19th,CM.S300mocwcell i..oet: '200 r-ard, bite , -.... ~ Berned office. our mid-July~ ~Own~ In • •.....,..fleo,
M/F n/emk, 3bd 2ba. 9Vllll eq ft eYllll hm 1he Mr. Htr9tl (213) 279-1908 ~f':-;" ea~; Ye" 2Jle/ Counti.. LOii SEIYIOE Our bMUttful new 500 cai L&lke ~ J! J HERBERT HALL
7/1, In CdM. S300 mo. BASEMENT •1.00 .q ft: c....nu . ~·21u~ . . • ,. Wt are looklog '°'.,..... roomhoteldtncludeen 544MNl27. BREA MALL ~5 eYe'I 2600 eq ft. Cell: Mon-Fri a.•-•-ltll . · Owner/lnveeter need• tabllltled eec:row officer OLERI Ortent81 8pedellty ~ n..-.... NASO Ann PfT offtoe poeltlon open. 9-5. 842~ ... LOST: 0..1 blade and '35,000 2nd TD at 24% .no hel uper1enoe 1n taurant r..turtna fine E;;'lw• OOMt ..J: Celt Tom Amy, 629-1278
M/F lhr Npt ~ view F« ..... COfl)Olate offtoe 116 eq. K .. pvt &:th, weter wntte Coaler. Red ool18'. Int. PP o;l· CaH Mr the Orange, Santa Ana Reeponelblllti. wlU In· J..--and aw,_ lloerwed 8ralcer9 to totn L • a • t n g =:Sf5.~11~· apece.1ioo eq ft., oo.tl ~~::· ~c ;-ii.-= ~d. ~23 Meadowe •. 639-7582 i~o '; ~ WOC: =~~ ~. wa ... loc*lnO Newpor1 Beed! ofb. Agent/Recepttonlet
NB home to 9ht ,__.. vt.w. Pt•tlgloue 00. ywd c-i ~. T 130 E. Lo1t Kitty emall grey Do you WWlt • we gtw!w *'°"' offtoe. etatem.nt, fluard In-torooollawfttl...,.'lenoe .._. be ...,_...,IOld "' needed for *09 t>uai--... Dr. In ~ 8Mdl, t7ttl. St 'c M *50Di r.m.le C.t wlwtll\e eoll8' lhotHenn 121/2% ,... Moet of ~ eutanoe end euetomer In ,,..,.,,... te ~ inw.-Mm lnduetnlll par1I In fema6e, mMter bdrm/be ,_CoMtHwy.11.35eq • · • mo. w/2 belle. 831-7541. t~~~~?E= our eeero.. end ~ -e..-.E:11111 . to ...
avll1 now. '350/mo + ft Ful ..w. Wtth wt 831•1930· r:o,SK'~di Input t eomputeJ L 111 offertnge, etc. NMd ie.tne I publle retetlone
dep. 845-7500 Ive~-.,., • ampte perltfflg. Cell •CdM, former manlcurllt L~T~tong helt r .. ~~ 8S1~. Prtn. ~ty. pr=r ":1ilng Com-r#Kvtoeo .v~ :"'.! In"""' Pf91*atlon. ltronQ cll9nt let. 8 figure UHfull, plHH call
SyM&:P91car!Properti. dlx N . 28&6 E. est ........ ~_::.; NeuBlutt' ~ .. n~· 1.1.IATILD m9rc •. • n1nclng, ........ T....i..... ~-50--.. We ..M _ __.._. ...___ eernlnOI pOltlll*. Send 549-2988. N.B Male lhr 38t, OoMn-Inc 7141 ...... ..,.1 ... 1 .. _ ··-1 ....,,,. -, ._.. Loan and Exchange ..,... 1..,..,,"' -,.... "'' _ .. .-mw ........... _ •-... •---=-=::-=~--
front on Miid. S400 a... · __..., -75 mo. 8 .._...., ward . ..U.8181 .ve9. 1 ...... eeerowe. We would Ilk• required. 81"1 worttlng oondltlone. =-:::.'°&Oi1-..;B~ Lllllll
eurtty. 2 131~951 F«Udo~~ ofllcee WUillll Lo at Rh 1 no e • r o •. s~~ tn 11t a 2~ eomeone who COUid helo QllLln APPLY IN P£MON 8ulle c. Newpor1 Beed!, •IN91te1111WI...,.
Npt condo""""* rent81 ..._; .. 3122' •:i; a.tall at• RhtnMtone Ilea eoltar. Ttr.='YMe :!.: ':c, rut,:,ei:~ NO PHONE CAU.S C.. meo. i.i.~!.:!!!,,1 nn-emkr. 1225 1nci utn. v1e1bll!y ofllce ~SIM 1286 • 2!566 9Q K w. jM; Neme SMrman. Reward. R.E. Broker 8d RMl1ora eeerowa. OllTllOL PLEASE. HMdymen of the The lMM
84S-Oe84. 1000 eq ft prtvMe deck .,.._ lndde omc... from 768-13411 842-2171 546--0811 C Mondey.June27 ~ , .......... ,... ~hell en uc:IUng
OoMn Y1ew home Metr 8', on~ &Nd In Land-'640/mo. 531-1068 Loet: Yellow Kod1k photo WIDOW HAS SH for 11 youhave 3-S Yf'I eeerow LERI 190009y8'"K!::.n A L4ledlng loclf pell control opportunity '°' • P. R. ~3 2~:i~w~'. :!'..t'. ~~ ~~T. ..... WIMFllll b o x w Ip t c I u r u . T.o·.., S 10.000 up. No officer upertenoe and Dutlee wtll lnducle operat· ~ ¥9 Co. ,,_...,,,. ,..,-~ who can 8"ow ...,.. ......,,,,.,..., negative•, pair o l c:redlt"checic. no pen81ty. woukf Ille• to be a part of ~ TRW IMdllne ~-E .. _1 _,..:_..__ technlc•11.lomecerpen-~.handle...._ Stew or Oen 842-11741. ...,. wtth wood..-.... a •I -aa. i!a 11•1 . R • w •, d. Catt ...,enteon Aeeoc, en energetic ••crow • ·-q..., ........ 1 _,.......,.. ..__.... ..... W"t~men11 end """ __ .,. ~• -" tMITI P1MM Cell Clovtu ng wt1h oredlt r9POrt M/F HIV try ...,... ,._..,._ · We ~ ........,.· ... ~,_ Prolf. woman wtll 8"1if'9 3 ... ~ P<cwtdee M 2700eqft,weltmelntelned 5-2477 eft 5. 873-7311. · ·~1 Ind~ prtor to tnln. c.11 CfMwt1e .fuee _....... .,.,,_...,,_
bdrmeondOneerCekVwy xtnt atm~e for bldg on quiet etrMt. p......Jt JOil ltl WaaW SliO =:oned~~ lundtng tor all FHA end DeltvetyOrtwr.CleenDrfV· 8:30 to 12 noon . 1t~uc:·~._,.
Chapel with ume. ...::uttve AVllll ed-4800, 1145·3323 -"' Mtld your reaume In-con¥W1tlonal to.na. Good Ing record. Owt 20. 919-«>2t ment '"'*"'° ~
545-3110. ' • ~ fo5 ~-:;.. AlklnO dtly9. ~"'!II~ l•l1htr11ht llt't dudlnQ Ulery hlstOI')' to lyPlng and orgeniratlOnal Bring MVR. COSTA ... ,,....... woni' wtei llttiectM ,...
F\-c>. Fem to INlr'9 condo ,.,.;_, ~ .. cai 8-•i775 up. 2286 ft lndl»-T M RE-Selety eommeneum•""" P. o. &ox 2949, Laguna .... -r:=,; Loen MESA 8LUEPAIHT. 1te0 , ....... ~~ -di. and beMftta. To
In trWle w/F a cs.ugtttet ,.._, Properttee tnc.. tr1111 office, 18101 Redon-.,.72_.000UA,B2~Ehoure expertenoe, 545-2030 Hlh, 92653 bedcgtound . ~ SW F, Coeta •. ...;. -.,_ 1 __. M !Ind cut more. ~
ege 5. 1250/mo. + '.t 714/845-t601. Brotlet doarde,#T,Huntlngton • ·--··•-....._~71 -.-.. -• 1 .--· · ~In pereon"' call u tll•. call alt 7 PM c:oopelatlOh. Bw:ti.842-2834. OllOllOF -YUi~-. We<>"-growth,c:Nllenge 1co11m11 St9ttMp.rhcu. (714)720-ZllO
s51-02se. . 11 .... -•tt Jiii P~~~~ =~11on~'"' OLEll Hlghly .'!JAA:.o.A. for ,........., ----"'--. M/F *"--'*' 2 MIMY•IUll 11•••1E outetde .. , .. ...,,.pie f-tt pWd "f1tt-A*ntl1C ........ 1071C.rnelb41Cit8net ~ condo CM /Npt. eooant .. qft.Alroond.8 ........... ... Growtng~Man.'. We're Melllng • d•· ;'ectfoe1n~......,.~ Newpor18eecfl842~1 Newpor18w:tl,C.02te0
1326, t /2 utll. Al 'f'oldbtdg.4blklfromAHlatance LHgue In 719NO.HARBORBLVD agement Opportunltl... tall-oriented lndlvldual •rH. Full time. Or-CellnAM '"'-·-'Oppl ..,........_
842·98&1 beach. 538·7504, CoetaMeeeleOC>nllder· FULLERTON Commlellone, Bonu-. ~.!'goodflouNaptltude thodontlc ...,.... req'd. HOUSECLEANING Ser· -M,, ..... ..,..,,_.
873-2286 lnQ night tlrneeNld.... llM111 + tneuranc•. Call mD~ nno Ann .... eccur.tetyplnglk ... 830-3703. vice delperllMfy ,,... ~,..,.---===~~= Reep. roommete WW'lted. 2f/2to5yra. "tmeNlted __ 1.._ _ 2t3-862-3-429 ~"L.A./ to operete the eccount· .._"'"'"'L neroPT zu -mn.. per9Cf'I ""°_.LEGAL SCTRY/OFC MGR HouM, $350/mo, 1at, Lux. N8 oflloe. Aval. In Cel: 84&-4670. ~ • --• r'•--------Ing tenn1ne1 end perform """"•" ~ ,.. ... ,. TRAINEE .._. 8c:f1 R.E. IMI, dep. Sheron. Wk uec. IUlt•. 1146/mo. ATTRACTIVE ............................. _11 offtoe du1ML p.r wtc tor t1wy Ulgl.lne Joye rHponelblltty. · • .,..
781 -2943 , Ho me NorHmkr.1454700 $1'DIUL£TS MA8SUSSE6-?onl:°v:l.ow--P-eoeor Benlllng --Bcllofo.Eapllr&~ Mon-Fri IAM·2PM. end But Utlgetion firm
873-3351 Corona del Mer N.B. Approx. 843, a/q WUUll-. · • TO SERVE YOU ~ ep.-..... Columbia cff9'1 com• pereonallty • ~ trtuat. Selety open, trMlp ~· h • • 0 P•n1 n g 10 r
Rmmt ~~.-... -/mo. ~· lf'IWr 6 kftchen. ANSWERS ......,,1 I • ... ...,,ed, pettttve Hlart .. , op· 494-8781. C.M. vie preferre . mctl'tated, ••oeck:. ex· .. _,...., .,_, ....,... '" Pof1unfty for edvenoe. t67-8431 perlenced tegatectry.
C.M. Prof Pf'tlf. 23 yre & • MIO, .,.._2"47 _... mlleorfen\lle, Immediate opening for ment and outltandlng antll•llllW Hell_. ...... 5 XLHT ... end IN>r1-up. "'--631-8508. •INITIAi lmpendOou •• Fleunt commlellononly.c.lltor meaeenger/generat ......, ..___.._ ....... • t F.. ...-. , "9ndl___. -,_.. ~"1 -~ , .... -11 h I t t company ..,..... .__,.., tw • r .. _ w __.... ~ -~ .. R.,. ....... Roommate Coordln.ton .._, A=n----..o w/"'-........ -'. To.ity::'g. OUTCAL.LONLY eppt, ......,. · ware ouH Ha• •n ' tnctudtng dentel and -1n lrWte. Hotel -~ -.,.IL Oppty tor edWlioen...tt ·-·1 ..._.......... -7 .,......, 13"' "'1""" Regular dellvetl•• In -·7 '"!"I' _,.,. _.,.._ for ...... lndtWlull who LM better for ... view, 1900 eq ft .... can WALLET ... M LO ~· ... Agreeel¥'9 eompeny ... bank ll9flldee, Frequent Ylllon COV9raO•· For dinner "°'* ...,... • . ~rat• ettentJon
S30 looklng '"' a pleol be dMded, Pftoe nego.. My tenllly llept IPllldlN' 111111 ...... Ing landeeape eeltmet« hMvy llftlna required. more tnlormetlon, ~ elNcl. Excellnt worttlng Hell t d9tlll end ,...., __ ..
S40 to 9'I acc:plleMta clebte. 960 aq rt 4 ""' + too mud'I _ Thi ~/a.ctlltoiett• for new deper1ment. SIOO/mo, XLNT beMfttl. a.It Vller1e Burrowe at oondtt6ol• end beMftta. for ~ ~ to o ~9-558-7077, 213-Sff-5334 ~11260.a.r..otc .............. ~~~IOed ,....__.~~&:'-Contac t Richard , E.O.E.M/Fe5t•9t00 77tr7101 Celt 161-11N I to 12 ~ our ~tltut toteem.eom.ctMr.~
24hrl + leCt)' we ewll. 3368 -u;.:IMlnathetthe "'m"-un·-.. ~;~-; 7 1~2114. MonttwuFft CdMhcmtonemom111t1 ~8408880
Roomme1e needed ~. Vie Udo. 873-41154. «tty ..-, ~ tn my ...._ Apt. Marrmger Couple BANKING OILIMllA • .....r W ncdcle '°' a -.-of Llpl lttr*'
Balbo& tlllend. 13()2.50. WAI.LET WM MOLD. 738'-8638, 56&-1638 w/experlence tor Coeta SAYllU Mutt tww MOmollve •· ~-=-~ Probeti exoertenoe. P9r·
87M 559. *'""... ... , ,.... ... R=:RD-lnfo.: ~ = ~pt!iit. ~ Savings Rep EM~~.:; ::.,·'~. t~~ m~~ ~ d•y week.
Room mete 10 .,_. 3 1000aqft_..~ ........ .... w~~-Writ Bo 842~r-Mcdya. --.....U..1111111111 h ·-7 •--------~---------bdrm. 2112 be condo. bldgonqu191..,_, .. I -· .....,.,, '-'M· • • p•--EqualOppty~ tno. ouHkeeplna nee. LRlllDWunll Own room.W..,_dryw, Alelgned1*tdng: .,.ltolenlntheEMtBluff 3H4,Sell8ctl90740. ARC Ameftea Corp In -• •-M/F EDUCATION PIWe .-Mt lflor1 ,... Sumnw. MUii be·1e ~
2 car car gerege, pool geragee eWlll ......... « ArM. a..~ pldcJng 11"'111 ' Newport 8Meh hat • full The bNuttrut N•wport 1--------.,,..., IUIM to. Diiiy "'°'1 Ad, old W 8 I Pf'tlf but d
and Jae. EICclllnt loe 84&-3323 d9y9. up a cet, ~ '*'• lie. laltnltlta Hll time opening tn the o.n.-a..cri otno. of a profit-(le HA....... 1 1 r.. no. 1otl. P.O-Boa llllO, Int.,_. otr* appll-l300 per mo. Aft 8, NEWPORT CEHT£R. NI no.endoontaet~ •tat ServlcH/Prlnttng lbleendgtowlngMY!nge lr)ll/Al, ... 11..... IUllll Oolta...._C&tlttt. oet*.41$-1641
640-785e. ..w. Ew:utlve Suttee Bw:ti Pollee. FllQh1 lnettuc:tl&I In 'YO"' Dept. C&llf. Ofl\W'a ue andloentueektngaSav-....,...._.,..... ~ w. wtto•--------
snar.. towty trt i.we1 Delle '57Me26. 840-6470 · ........ 1 .... lfrplerle. IFR'• ~ in.tru-required, good Compeny lflQt Alp to Wlri 26-30 ..-. ••••'Ill S1otlllmoto...,,. loW9totnMll...-ctato LI.I.a Point home PrtY8te ment nlnlnQ. Don Cole Beneftta, no eJCper nee. hOW. per--lndUdlnQ ._ ·-····-l1830mcdmum ,.-. '8000 pr mo. Celt U ound M 1ew~ Ofllceepecetor..._ 747 .,.lt06enlntheEMt Bluff 714-561·6111e 8S3-3232nt. 50. Kerry s.tUtOeya. One )'9er ex-................. ~...._ __.. ___.. Cf111QI02"'74-0UI eolumbla~MI ..,._ on 11' • ,....,_ ft, MN/mo utll pd. A/C, Area. S.. ~ s>lc*lnO Fennell. An equel op-perienoe 1n a benlc °'NY-... ,..,._., ,_.... -...., =· ~~ ~:.:.O':. ~"! r:r•r ~5~1 ::. ~O: ~ ~~ ... ~ 1'7n::~ =:n~rmatNe eo-lnot end loen II ,.qunct. ,::.•;:;;. '!fi!. rough"'= c;:r.. ~ ":;:-::: ::':'IMne. ~ 493-3392· 3 Bll9 E. Ot FalNtew i 8w:tl PollOe. men71 .. ~~raln1_.1tna· Don Cole ART SA.LES We 'otfet an attr8Cttve ....... ,.,.... machine trenecrlptlon. S*t of ttlllr "9 IMnO In OUf Id under CLEIUCAL,
S .... ..__ ........__ ..._. ...._ •..o~ ..-o., 0 Ille .... ,...... and outltandi.... A..e.t the _....., fie, C.lllilld or In "'8 QM-LOllfl Pf--'" ·-· -•· •,_.,....,.. ...._._ ,.......... c.,.., opportunity w111 -1 "'W ~·-•.•tur•• -.,.ncw1hlmONo -to lhope/buL F.1250 Ind 764-1040. Mt Tracy .,. ltolen In the Ealt Bluff .............. tr. In . FI T • p I T . b•n•lltl. PIHH call ... ~ recor-. poet ..... Exper Loan PtOCIWOf
ut11.6o40-ee41.-8mfumotno.,i200 +ut. ArM.S..~s>lc*lng ...,.._ .. .,.. Sl&-$40/hr.&37..aea :~1 :;:c~o1nrC:.~ llflhllll, ~~-== ;;._..~~ ~~T.! ...... ...... Bil CS.-epece. 116 + ut, up • cat, ~ tal!e lie. M/F l'fio1f yre. Cell col-......... I• tr matton. ......, rtln•11 ~ Menrnum typng OClr'9 ....... ~ ldnt ~
Employed handlman c 0 M . 8 7 3 . 5 0 17 . no. and contact Newpor1 ..... f« tt.11111. 8 to 11 Couple delked i!'l:r-.. '!i~"-.. 11..... epeed: .. wpm. end ocecrM .. ""* be ...,....IOld In •
llek• room/perUel,... t7&-1623. Bw:tiPolloe. AM dally. Karen. propertyln~ eo.:;:_ Otll••la ·--Jcb9. hobtllll or 1111111 In FHA/VA/ConY9ntlonat
In ftCflenOe for..,.,. •U90/up, cerpete, ~e.a734. __ ty. Muet be •=tetteed C:~ S:-:· If/: ...., ·proowlng. hnd ,.._
around 11ouae. Miii• ~ &10. ,.,ooma. lulatu ~ tilt and have c1111. re-lafll£... ,, .. ..., .......... IObennounoement dNOr ~ ~ w to: ~ & Co, 494-3614 17301 Beed! BIYd. Hwtt· fnlM\ IM . teranoee. No pet1. 8e1ary _...•--Al WMI trtin. Gener• office. ~ .,._ IPM or 2017171• ~·~•-=Mob IU .. . tngton Beedl.142-2134. uunu nu.J 1100 Per w Part Time plua apt. 760-2900 -v--411 MUii type 81"1 10 k9Y by .... •••tt betwHn 7 AM and,_,, __ -_ __,, ........ ..,...........,-_,..,,.,. i!~ nn .......... ARE FREE ~.:·..::..~·~~ At1endent. u-.ln, .,.,,, Qull~"'~ toudl."~tM .r• !;.,.~~'?.!Yin~~ ..... ,.. ......
t MOFAEI! ~ tton.y compeny need• mid-July. Pt time. I*-CONSTRUCTION • -..,.. ,_, ,..._.-
Dene Pl db4 or *Ole e-• Wlttl "*' term ...... M Cal·.· hOMe wortteta to update abtld tMC:her, fnc%1. ~ 8Mutttul reeort now ec-~ area IOb th• 11111191 Clllkln. • r t1t11•11 II I lwt
•· ..,_. lfttrllrl09. • WW.-. ~ "JOA/II 1oee1 me111ng Illa e.-y tnllt. "°"· rm. & board. + ~ for n • • d 1 : • a p • d Mimi Acdoft ~ """""""....,._, wood
and. 173-3313. ~ low & pro-Ml ... ll wortt. can be~ wt111e t.200/mo, 84&-2357. the ;;;;;-~ end palnter~•41111 MIF •Imm working or related
WANTED:Needgereoeto ....,,.,IJNOehldl.N 1 wltehlnQTV.AlllOM.•· Beby9lt1er wented '°' 2 part-Ctertt• r. Labor•U•U/hr, ·~a.ti. ........ ""'*""' .... llft welahta In Vllf'/ ,._ 00. Dr. 8'IM 1{. ,,..._ perlence unflec .. Hry. boys. eoee 2 end 10 In o.tilett C U8TODIAN·mature Agency ~ ,.._ apptltucle HHnUer. .,,.... Kip: 845-1630 port 8eecfl.1314161. Cell 1-71e-.42-eODO. in. my hOme. Houre M f>m, Bulpereona «tt-/. l"enn. ,fT, own IW'I. EXHNENCa> .,_.... qWed. Commerclet building
ett &pm. Fountl dog: Med. 11 oludlno Sunday, EKt. Mon·Frl. Clll 541•2983 8ecurtty '400/mo. ~11. = :'m :_,... ~ • FleCllrtl knowl•4£1• tlelpfur.
01111t ...... iil4 111 r.~ m. ':'g8~; 8129· before 8· e73-T4M ...,.._ A«*Y In l*'IOft, M·F, 8:30 ll•'flllNI vlroniMn• In :I: .•• 1111 ~.,..:: :r ..:."
881.-llT-•n ~.,,. . ____ ~ 12i00. 1101 JernbOrtie 7..,. ---====--==~.....;..;.;;.;.;;...;;..;.;.;.-..-...:i:r:i:='::;;---
1811 w...,, N.B. 21a to 111DnDrD ~ Found rne1e Golden,.._ ae your own~ou . 1ng ,H.B. "LAI .... llLL lclle tteMe w1tt1 a The rut.et c1r11w 1n tt1e seoo eq. ft. 2;~· ft. rnunft Al 111"1 o.__.. mtg mcilde. llll ltl•lt 8Mlltye.ton,,...,...._ -~,... o ••• M . we1t •..• Dally Piiot ~ tor or fM 111 tretver 1old. male ~ 100 hullt. 1 comp! ...,. tor I "* ~ MMa "*' ,.._-. ~ 0•~11•11 Ad. Ml..eot.
de!MI. AOa"'· 541-40n "" :~~:~.~~~:: ~~::~ boll. MOOG. t48CM641 We Mw., ~tor. 8.C ....... l4NO!lf. • :=-:::::-= = I . at 1400W.O..~.N.8. Dlltlllrff Doberman mla tuft 1i111••t ...,_"1tlnOW....._ ikaijf~ .... needl ~~=-r.Oll lily Pll ................... .
NMr T~Acwftae. ~ ~ ,.,..... Coclc9r ~ II ..,, ftlf Int =rtmut. ~toOultldu... ...,IPM.11WlfoG1• •. 5~::00~.ft= PROFESSDW. =.:°':i •. -=:p:: aRl11nW =:*~~ =-===-~ '='ffiP l ~ 731-3806 845-~ 9aeatl Animal ll'Miltet, end aome oar •• Cctretpot1denoe, ......_ '°' ,.. ,.. ,.. . •I fl.IT .
.. .... • .,.. tff Mw Dr. M4HH. , II end dlllwry. A~ :::.0 ~~it = ..... 11 •aur•nt. Apply et: : '''12111 ft'lllft : :1 ~:;.:1. ...,.. ,ound: M. tNcecl Tent;, 11nm11111n of e mcnttll Cller1ctl •· anoe. 0.-b181 end .-.nlft ~a ,...,....,~ : . ~ 541..;;· ... _... .... ... ____ =.01a::..~1g:1 IHl5 ~'*""'"a_._.___~ communloetlo; tlllll• needed lmMecltatety 74'0 ....,, t ""· : ·Now -..H..... a-''-ticJnl ... _., --·-••• • . •AlpolWcll"""lnoome .. _ '7.... ""'__,.."' INNclMOf~. 8IOO .,._. pwt/""9 '°' ~ .... ._ ~..:::::......-.-:.~ ..,._...,C.,MOeq _,,~omoe au11 ... '4•I• ••Plllr)P.. 40-4Swpm.Hcurldbe In' utary. Mart• "*-Pr•it-aOal-&Ull"ua..-.a---....toaaper-"16·~"11~ ... ~ ~ •• ~.!,• ....!•c · 'ounci~MIM"*All!Nn. .,.. ...... ~.. UAM ·IPM. 11-aoe . r::·~oon .. 'Y. M.Llmlllf YIM newan.'-• carrlera .Aflt .... -.__, '¢aw ... M aotcl,_, "9trlewr ee.iwnupto 10t<• W• offer 9rowth op-• 1 NIT•-: et..1..... _,_. •
iilYfi'Ont Oiii099 "°"' iOO :-;::.:;-.:• _c ~ 1111 Lab t ctlC*e .... month. ~-.tt· • ._""" ,.;...-..... .-.. : -3 cnnnwwurate wtth ,-;:.,_ ::.-~·.::: , ~ =:n.=:. .;..:r=:'no"°"C19111 tlenefltL "~ ~: ~n·cfea:.~...,.,. t=. ... ,._ °E "&.':1:1: ; ~ban• Cami*')' ben-
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---deoor9eed r1at;IP.. 11m. NuriltrOUI OM & Ilk· lullder ...un tu,ooo for :' 0 .,.I Wit .._IM o. ... ,...... ....,_. · ;z;:cr~wttb/r-'"'-" eoo.101 eq ft..,.."°"' end ou•.•• l'OOlll. , .... ...,., now. "' .,.o . .ooo .. One~foret· 711~"'"~"· ~· oftaft .,_ rou .. ,.,..•NA eo 1• ..,. ~"I : up --.... •t.11 .,._ ..._ ....... flOr Anllilel .... 111Mw tordeble houllno. ... ._ ............... ~ MonllNM atU1.11.1.. • Included
... JINT 11.00~ = """.: .... JO" Dr, CM.... ••• curM ~ tit T.D. Cell "°' Clwffled Me to st L • I lllMili" w: ~. 4 • : A-1:1 ID_...... weskdm • "°°.:I ft. Cal ,., a--.y ilOtii>. ........ ~ Ndwd. U1o4t79 ...... Dr-. OWi Ian..,.. ..... MY..... ,......, • IPll-, IPM at s' ,., .... _.... .-'"°""' * t1't a OfoMlll CM • ._.1Uhlltt*ll,..,..,. mJB.ooRADO ~ .._,. --. ,.,,., 11 '°' ij-. •• : to at 330 W• Bay
...,. ............. to 111? '-mcwe"•••-Ol•Olilt. ADDrell4moe....._...7 toatl't~ldlfo ••~ t1-.Jl1'.._.......,_ .,.,,., Celt (Y,4t : 8t.,O....---. Ct t ........ do It Wll. (714,11Mt11 Aft. I• M .... 141-M?I. ~ ar Ill ln.w. ... ~ ... t.. · ..
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5470li bM\ 11AM & ll6on. Nwled to MMoe WOl'"*ll? If ~ m w:::i 11:j;;;
SPM ..... --IOp ~ JO.~ "'9p ,_., N<C -- -::':'.:O WCMM ... = ~I0·100wpm, == S1IO-i111 . ...... ... *""'*" end .,. ~ bullnMt trom MAN· ....._, .. would t1e"AAA~-.,..,Horne--OOO--tr.wno;.....,..."T""-Hem! fnOll'le, 1987, lm-
POW!R. The Worid'• 11•11t1d 1n t8ldng to oMcti.no. & problMI Ill .. LOW perlal. ..king ••n.
LM9lel T-.porwy &er· . ~· aoMflt. Lw'n to com.-::~ booth tl .. 1•~· W.. Pl'WCM E PIMle Mnd oonMantlal munlce1e wlCfl ~ doa be UMd tor COtlVn I
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I m m • d p p t . PIM•) to; MaryEllen pr-. method. TrlllnlnQ I,.,,_ ger*Q; U. June 71 9113
1 1 4 • 1111 I • 0 2 3 I , Morrl• ~lut!!rfleld ~J.111 avellabJe. ,llfft IH)' ..01Me.' ~ :!c,f;:F~ ~ bed, .. eleotrlc,
eorp., liii: ti: Ha. tlouHho6d ~ f\lrn: M ·*> 1947 Kiltd.er Cir eo.t 11'°°· Mil MOO. 92921. EOE/M/F AKC 8Mall Puppies, St&. furnllhlnOI, ctY91a,, 120 cte.' OM • Ueed I mo. Linen lnel'd, M~. In '"" home In a.cr.tary, IM, "'""'* "" 647-Hel 8-hlre. 546-2422 C.M., for outlcla EARN UP TO In, Lido VIiiage. AKC c.. II I I •-111:.~ H$Jmomg Nie,~ ;:i==:;=::::::::::::::::::;::::;;:;;:;:=;;::;:;:=I ~p, ~--. 11000/fTIO ptu1 IOme "' ne m 11 -goee.12-4dally,ln-.......... ,...._. PrOf, tlMY'J .....,..2351 _, $1•.• per day bOnUe. oW,, ao. phone9, 8otlM&ew rn-~. WO. halanJa 1111 mlneral Ae>c* ec.-ctuty • 11211. 131-38e&
f.llcilQ SNIPIJhob In typing, good oramaUc:el 545364-Gt mo;;e;g Ni: .,,.. lectton. Collectablee. In· LQe wall unit 166. Ken-
....,.. -your na. Pwt Miiie. fill~ PIMMn1 F,.. to good home, AKC tlquee., bed ..... 8 ti boat ~~·mi::~r-Q u ~~· """• wUher t75. creme Have 3 ~ In ...,. line/U lime. buly offtoe. 1-3133. · O •rm . S h • p II• r d & "'°'°' boOkl, etereoa. dothlng dlltMI etc 73' , chr '30, a.a.1'36 ::::..n~!i.~ .. ........ • •• ....,, ......... =· ~2 7~~ ::,.•·: ·~"~ w 19UI St . Magic.~.._.~. Llf9 ~--trlln. )(LNT All I J·.... Flnendel lrMebnent ftrm aft IPM. 175-2613. • June 25-2e, .. dey, 2t&e Time_...._.,...,. 750.
lneome, II quellfted. For '--llt for ed~cato,. nffd• . , Elden St. Quallty l75-a589. Appofntment, Catt Mr 0071 3 J. • x P • r d P •"on -OeNnln Shepheld pup-.... ..... .. women'• c10111e1 end -:-M:-egtc....,......,.llland..,..-....,....·....,Gold,,,...,.":"'"'::C,....,-=d1
Klng,812-M43 Wlllt111: net/Admlnl1trellv• Ex· P* AKC. Ouelltv pup-RNteurant equipment, Mlac. Memberahlp. &760• lNl?D PICTIJAES ecutlve s.cretary with plM at grMt prlcee. tumll'" lntiQue Orien-644-H Ui -lmu&.1-PO blllMI HC•tl•nt typing and l'teMICelf"~eves•t 191 • etc. 1021 w June 25-28. Autot, Boat, ,..,.......,......,....,.__, ____ 1 needed. 2 'JT9 Hper, LOl.,CAIOO'l2 1horttland 1klll1. ~7orl: lo-4:30 o:,.:rOnl Sun 1.30..,; Moto,., Traller, TV , Meglc lltlnd ....,,,ber9111p mature. Laguna Hlll1 Non-1moker1 plHH. ...on through Fri at · · · 811... Mlec. Marine & Card, S400. 876-7702 ·~7M Cel: 553-0940. '56-1062 Cll11 illi Auto Part1. Mau,..., ,,.,.,,... .. -.,.,..,, • .,-:;~~,..---:--=--I
"' .-:iUiin . ....._.;. ..... ....,. -iliilTllY/Oll, ....__ ~ .. --np 1A1..!3.• ~ ~ ....... '1no ....... (Rear~. '1N. LM'IP9 Ind llandl-• ,.,.....~"" .... -·-· ..... -. "'~i ·~ .., __ ,M_"" .--craft lt•m1. Vintage w~~ M°!n."'a:~ ~;.~ M;: ~ ~ '300 & up. 132 571 • 3et Ham11ton.'s.11&.t .. =''=-<>:::. ~~ clot'-M Frt. Bat. Sun.
548-3M1. T.,_ 961-8500. 762~74 Norwegian Btttlound, Fe, 5 UI 1M ft.Ill Furn "'-ti _..._ .,.....:. ,...,5,..6...,.1-664_..,..7,__ ___ ,...-mo lhot1 Ind P9P«'I "...,_, • ......-.._ McMng· HOUM olant1 IOf Medlcll Beck offtoe w/lab PIT P9rmanent poe1t1on ega1 SecrefMY 125o. Cell Pauline after e Antlquea, blk•, looll, OWl1ee e Line. Sat/&.\ M6a . Orc:Ndl fruit tr.._
eJCC*, f9rnUv practice, '°' br1ght mature peraon. Must be ~lead with pm, 540· 7195. Daya video lndrec;:: Ind ~ M . 2664 Elden Av. '21 w WllaOn Coat• Irvine~ w. Jdnt Mu1t •s>e•k Engll1h. excalant Milla required. 64M276 :.! .... _ more. luL.... ii .... Mw ' lln & Pll'J. M&.2022 PleaNnl etmo1phere Minimum typing 80 . .....,....,.. -:;;;;;;;~1 flulbl• 1clledul•~ WPM. ec>le prK"tlonw. Sherry'• Poodle pupp'J Big .... fUm glWWarefl di2 Loura: or. §p;e;: OM deek & exec dlllr,
-Ill. .. "I 131-0243 b«-.1 ... 9 173-9201 • • I • • I • • mlK. Sat/~n. 1575 Or· dale/Slater. Moving. '70. New country frenc:ti - --· 1 am ONLY, weekde'/9. cup.IO'J-mlnature &250 MQe Ave eYetyttllng muat gol deek, S400. Ou Witt/dry Compenlon1, live Ina, up. 5"4a-2Me · &160. Couch, 125. Dining
lldla, LY.Ne, RHe. How tll&ITY... l11r91a1J.... SllkY Terrier Pupple1 Bm/belge •tripped aofa & Laeu 1;..i 1112 Ht, S250. Complete ln~ig at LlauM FultlmeQOwottiw/IUdlo Active MortO•O• Co. AKC QUallty xtra iong iov..t + end ...,._ s=:-ent1Que1, mlic. 11"'90 l'JI, S150. Brlnd
Nurelng Servfoe. CMMHee. Min.~~ M!Ci-! etlarp, Hl*''d coet't1'15/ui) Tll-5626 S200.8X10~mrugl60. ttema,Clothel,31902,.._ QUl1arw/OllM, Tlklmlne, 7H/....._1'272. ltart. AW'/ BoOlui on: peraon to handle phonee · 3 MWlnG rnedllnel NS. 11one1 Pk Ot Sat M 1250. Ornete carved buf. ~~~~~~~~~LJT~. 71 1C W. 17th St, l'JPlng Ind other du1le9 ...... HM SI&. 126. Luggage radc1 · · fet w/beveled mirror, --Mod.ea --AlkkllOreg ..-lated to--Mef &10.~15.:4030 -•-Ho~-*nnorre •• In. Benklng. Bed! groond In WllTDI 11111.1 hllt bike "40. 8*• pert•. t w/beveled mlrrOf, $460. * 111111 REAL EST.AT~ RE. S&L'I °' Bartklng Like new, H95 firm. c:lothel & mlllC. 2373 ~:-.:S'l:t': of=· 645-1551. * • ,_ e req'd. Contact Steve. 964-53el. s.n11 Ana AV9. MOVING SAlEll 8luffi ""Ov_al....,...,,.Br_llded..,..,......,_rug-,..'"'"'13,...ll""17""ft,...,1
MALE&FEMALE -OUallfy Now 545-1'402 Pttl SsJI C. K/llM wta "P'fct SAT/SUN M 2007 BaJa. ruet & grn cob, vwy
•lncldeek,adv,phOne --••y Slpr" bed cmplt clean , &300/obo, WE NEED HEW FACES 10f eContlnuoul traJnlng _,_ 2 Pinkett wttt1 ..:::.-& w /a 11e 8 t 1 q 1111 e ~ ..... Set June 25, ~ • ., 5-45-49092 ~o~~ ==~"f.~ =~~~.~2":!.:6:.:~, ~;~·c~~•nza. 9' :An~~: s..e.~"117 .
.. -anerg.tteperaonw/XLHT ltlndt76.657-138G. couc:nw/plllow., 10.2gal ,..,.,,...-..,....__,,.----..,,.....,_ __________ 1 •-Wiii IUL 1111111&1.D typlng/org lkllle Word 8-rtlful 2 ctd ~tank, saw.. ctn-Whale of a Oar9 Sele. Round trip tlc:ttet to New TILllT~ Fl.Ill°' PIT poal1iofl llVll~ Proceulng helpful tlMded ~ f"""" ,._ V9C w/pwr mate, ... 26, 6-2e. 2401 Holly York , but offer. I• •I ablefOfnlnl*9Gl1.Cel 97$-7000 · tame, talkell:. ~:C, ~~~~w1:1~ ~t<;.~~j ,,,7_80-38_-=-18.,,..,..,.._., _ _,,_,,.,.1 Mr. Stegel '°'Inter"'-. S E C • ceigelnduded. 4M-73M Preildent Pl, Co11a Boots ~ much ~ TennllBalfMacN.-&160 873-5410· R E Codt+too, "Umbrella" Mau.. moq_ -.7 Oame Table, 4 cNlre
RECEPTIONIST-exl>•r TMY/RECEPTIONIST, Young mete, vwy friend. AberglW PO& lllde, '60 ...... Au .... :279~·w=t :::i. ~:
pral, type, 10 key, ttvy metute ~~/typing l'J. &100 obo. lndudM Stainteee atMI boet rall-8edl, Queen az Water-
phonee In buly tMne aklll I' tetephone men-wroght Iron cage. lngl, 125 .._ 2 lrg ...._ bed compete w/drrrwera
doctor'• offlcie. 561-4542 ner. P1eeaant eunound-1-493-4463 bwrow tlfee & wt.-batow Old ~ '6
WENEEDNEWFACE8tor Lvmeg. :r.~-:.~·::t Liiac Crowned Amazon S25 ••. MllC J oo11: •manuu* 642-42820f031-3105'."9° ~·~~~IO ....... IJ Plaie Co~pan'/. CM. perrot, w/ceige & ltlnd kitchen & houMhold -. 11/M ~ 1 Tennll club member9111p,
l"leeded tor buly NewpOf1 546-5139 1125. 77~2. "*'-· dot'-aome lrg TIME: 8:30 AM o.iege -Ceplatrano Radlet Club, .. fm Wiit 8-dl act..'91ttlllig agen. •-t:a=:: Mii lllM, book & mag1. 9AM tt1 3 pm. P'9'/W San Juen Cepo, ,........,
ey. Send,..._ to: J.N. _,UY WllTD -.,-Punch bowl*· '5. 1125 piano, dining rm llld S176 Call-·~, TILBT ~ Beker, at• 540. 3'57 PIT 2-6 PM. Real &ult• ttlru 7 /3. 703 Center St bdrm Mt9. Lota of tablee, lfte. obo. Otd!
•• .. Bird! St, NB. 92980. Uc. l'lelpful, good llalary. WESTMINSTER ABBEY n~ ctd lempe end ctd clolla. 496-7237
'--t~~~~~~~~l~iiiiijiiiif=='Wm-,rl· .~c.~:au~!·zua..i...1J1Jl!~ r NJT~~ --=> ......... ~ '*°"° lleed boc*1, *'~ ~ Norma. 11751 W•mlnster Ave. Aii'flciUili: "' .,,., w/reoorOa. Boed1 radio Qlul, doltl & gift• gelore . .. lllTlllllT gen offtoe prooeduNe, In-GARDEN OROVE bulteti, 1 cloth Ing, Ind lot• of cut gll, lllvw, 404 Weetmlnlter AV9
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~ !>i111nC1 WWlted . TEACHERS 554-a103 IO)'I, lamp1, 8 track Havlllnd llnena IOtl of 4.
fOf NB Chiropractic: Of. Stay In education lhl1 1IPel. many otheir 11ernt. ~and tOota ~-,..,,---.,,..-...,,....-1 .. rllt-llf -~ floe. 031-5171. aummer. World Book NII All priced to .... Sun. 9 HELEN NOLAND Wedding gown & veil, ex--lmmecl openlngl for 'JOU. Antique Carwd dining rm AM to 2 PM. M6 Sonora qulllte Bllnctll dellgn, 10 ••• W.-lff L--Aeetaurlnt High guar Income. For In-MC a1eoo, brocade over· Rd, (Mau Del Mu tract) °' 12? Coet MOO. Mii •R ~ Japan•••I Orlental tervlew call Biii Helmuth •luffed 1ofa & chr 1275. &42·5'72 . • ,..... ........... Speclalltyeooti1.S..our 7~1 •w,77• ...... .. ... _, ad undet "c:ookl" The ........ ............ • ....
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 2e, 1083
llOIOICOPf
·BY SIDNEY OMARA
Moaday, Jael7
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Trult initial
lmpn.iorw-learn by tMchina· You'll meet people
who help you ln buslneea, career. Cancer, Capricorn,
Aquari'--natlvet f18ure prominen'tly. Elementa of
timfna, ~ride with you. You1J have~~ ID -Celebrate! -
GEMINJ (May 21~June 20): Favorable lunar
aspect coinddes with travel, communication, under-
standing of justice and intematlonal law. You could
recei~-ftlaieci-w lmponrexport tranMCtiona. •
Friend or a.ociate propmet mall order investment.
CANCER (June 21..July 22): Be wUling to
rebuild on more 11>lid hue. Cheick inventory, be
aware of "cash reeerves, cbeclc oo pomlbillty ot
buah'M!91 loen. Leo, Taurua. Scorpio penona figure in
BCenariO. Financial aid will be forthicoming-know it..
proceed with confidence.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Review contractual
obligations. Loop~are apt to exist-be analytlcal.
read between lines and study fine print. Member of
D7
-Opposite"ax a>Wd~~p-cerporetion-er---... --
partnerahip. Virgo plays qy role .
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): C.onoentrate on task
at hand-leave grandioee achemes for another time.
Focus now on beaioc iBauea, standard equipment,
money relating to dependenta on care of pets.
Favorable news will be...received conceming employ-
ment prospects.
LIBRA (Sept, 23-0ct. 22): Define terms, get. to
heart of matt.en in dealing with apecial member of
opposite eex. Exciti.na scenario highllahta specu-
lation, creative challenges and J>C*ible change of
acenery. Clandeetine meeting provides aura of spice,
romance. _ _sco~~av 21.): .Une-swailed_ _
decision favors your cla1ma. Focus on authority,
reeponsibillty, dealing'I with governmental ,.gencies
and profitable firwldal ammgementa. Taun.as,
Cancer, Capricorn natives figure prominently. At·
tome proves hit worth.
..;:ulUJLLJl..A.IUJ..l"'-lµ'UIY.....1.k:..Llll:S.:......U.);,.Go for brass - -
ring! Popularity incre8IM, chances for ~ are
enhanced. You'll have bigger audience, you'll attract
money and love. Statw quo is aha.ken, abort trip Is
featured an.ct your efforts now bear fruit in
meanindul, dramatic manner.
CAJ>RICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You make new
start in new ~on -lunar emphasis on paymenta,
collections, increued income. Highlight originality,
initiative, daring, willingnees to pioneer a project.
You'll be excited, optimistic and eelf-eneem will be
elevated.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emph.uia on
pel"80~ty. charisma. intuition and reusuranoes
from loved one. Moon in your sign h.ighli&hta bright
colors, correct deciaiona. excellent timing and hunch whidl pay. ruVi<JeOO'i:-Xnothei Aijuarliii figures_
prominently .
PISCD (Feb. 19-March 20); You'll be rid of
many fears, auapidooa. You'll enter area previously
prohibited. Long distance communication relates \0
travel, education and accelerated llOCial activity.
Hlghlight versatility, keep plans flexible and deal
with Gemini, Sludttariua oel"80l'l.8 . • .,.,. leafa lrvlne MA A Al.OTT Bafberl Chair, vwy good Pnt .. In Mn Puaitare-MU lut. ....... 1M4 HOTEL ..... oond,IMttlerlporoelaln. Npt Balich: Drexel 64" p. ...._ _____ A----------------:----
... ..... •••••• Be11 offer teku. Germen 81'1ephatd moc, ~front + mat..-... Sllvw lone amp llMcl, 2 mtf, sr •• 876-7372. l>Mth foroee 1118 wolfe, lntell, 8d H " credenza, ;oii~ 4x12 Celeetr1an Rlleon IMll, lntral 2111 .... leatral '1014 Wlltw/--12000/n .... ... w/Chlldrwl.641-0378 pecanS1500&S800 +8' Clbl, Olbeon so.~ .................................... ,1:vmtv'Cl=mt:1~~::-:-::-::=::;
-.., Exper. neceuary Sun. Golden AettllYer, .....__ P«*l ~ectenza S400 + s" ow m • n Pow• r ll.Allll aa -CAL 20, e HP outboard. aaai.a .......... OI•• ttwougti Thura. 5:30 PM Frenc:h Armoh, ..,._ Speetc .. & 12" EV'•. All Joint v.tftn r.toratlon gull 080, ~ wlCfl trailer. S3000. 873-2935 ....., ..., to 9:30 PM. 0uar: hour1y mlf'ror ffont. T ... $1600 kid• to good home. 42" IOlld round tloble. for UOOO or wlll f •bu Io u • Y • c II'. otn. "'°'°' mount ' '-"•••n. '30PAOO-S26PAOAT pit» comm. ,,..., end ~elled SIOOO. An· 495-t007. l175 +c:uetomberlnfor-HP•r•t•. Call Oary 142-7SOO c l)UmCI, good oond. '650. :-:Hob6e-:-:--:1-=-e.-:ii:-::1'":'450~-w/3=-mo-.
.........., Cell.ledl714-M7-5522 prolenlonal working tlque 1cale, welght1. M, Blueclt Slemeel, Neut. =::-~~~ 645-1731. · 1173-7411. frM Nwpt 8eectl Bay
.. ' Ill.II oondttlonl. Llaune H .. = ... ~~=-8 yr1, very lovlng. oond. c.ii 644-taC>7 for SOUND MIXER:TEAC II PllJmW1S111 ~Tlma.Flltllng~ moottng.552-2905.
llW, "* ttme. eome nlghta. Ex-(~) •Scott, es1~2777 P«<*aln rum barretl. 641-4362 1PPf.. '° .... pvt pey. w/brldge S05, pp 3:!_ ~ ~ f\.tll lore, t5W .Runabout H~ 18'. w/trlr, eel box.
.... ctuatv. .__.... ---. a140. 84()..5129 PupplH, M. Dal ma-n--. •-t t-.._.. •110 644-1307 ='°t' ......__,' .f...._g_lnQ flbel .. wfl6trp JoMl 4 tr..,._, Ille P'WM'V9<S ,___, _,...,.... tlan/QOld r1Vf F PttBull ..,,_ ....... -• • ..._.., ,,,,._ .._ eon,w/Blg~Tr...,. etc. S 1200/0BO . So. CoaM Plua. Ctll 1°' T Solctt Roi top deek• 1 1400 ... ~2~· • · · Mah. boOk c:a. ~ tern, lfllp to 1tiore r • 22 ga1on full, abeolu1ely 831-3145.
-. ""::: :;.:M ... 2.. Ai7iii1111 °"' ~.~ .!7~. ~ ~ = ~·c~:ner. = ~ ~·~5~ :~ ~~ ~ & reed'/ to gol :-:lalander~~=Bahlma""'7"""--:-30=-=n-nest--,.
_. -·-·-·-,,_ _,,., ''""' .. ~. ~--· wtllte colonlal bdm "' .,,._ CO equipped. Onl'I rac6ng gear xlnt · c:ond Medlcal ~ coordl-I We_,. good telephone 846-1397 1 yr old. neutered mere. m. port-lnduded. Excel-!.!~173' CAll1. Gary. °' Ed 135,000. c8u e«-9584 nator. Starting Mlaty • 11,000 ,_ .. tlollletl to MC IP-to good home. '97-3040 '50 •place. "3-79441 XLNT Cond. UOO. lent cond. MK. OWC .__
.11000 ... ...._.. ......,.manll. ~ 644-2e15 Part. 860-5847 or "'nf\UF.ii:ii'Ai("'il"U-.;;:;;l;:::;:;:=~-=-::---:"."-.---=--c . .,,. -,. Plml• ,._.. Oak O•m• T1bl• ~1-A5 z,OOIAC MARK II 35 tip -1u11J• by 1/30113. IAUIY Two Labe. Malel, 2 Yl"I w/bumper pool & cue Savin llOO Wordrnaater + ......-'" · Evtnrvde motor.' XLHt ~No S: ·~· :1"' ~. ~BEA~ FfllHA-, Ce1MooneyAT647--5522 111111111• gold, I mot ctd S250: otd. Arwood 546-41870, lttckl Nevw UMd, new Selectrtc II typewrtter + 5 Sale, Sealed Bids Cond, M1y equlp.12895. • · · ,_. 48, ~ ._, ,._, ~ • RefrtQ Ff Hwwet gold ~. IH6. Sell S700. blank tapH. S750. Mak•~. 1-826-5994 642 2338
._...8aectlCA9215t ..... ,......_ PIT ~~ c .. a1so. ~14 Wlrehalred Terr1er nM<ll 031-6924 175-a589 A • wher . 9 ft Avon 4 hp &lnrude. -. --..,..u..,..un=----.. ..... eo:::. rt *'"UfllC:-.,,.,. 1 pm, 751-4223 Air oond. dlMP 166. 220 good tlm, 2yr old mete. Queen 8IZe Water Bed by s IS, e IS MOO. 8 " flbergl111 Excellent cond. 1775.
Elc.,.r·d. S al1ry com-~ .nWp ~ ~~ current. Call 01ry 546-le05 Ubert'/. new new. Fotm ·ee.3e " Chrl• craft Montgomery. '500. Both 544-7471, 771-1474 menaur• with exper. eon ~778 ----646-1731. p::=tlut .... trarM; ftber.ftlledo. baffled TrlCabln. CF1350CJ. Sea ucellent. 64&-42t2. Udo 14 .f3'78 exc cond. ~ · Salary, S&-17 lttr. No ..,._ Bl' ... Samavar .-.-............ .... -maHreaa for xtra oom-VMMI at SunM1 Aquatic """"'--=-:--=--....,~_,..1
P_._._ In iliii=ilirtH........ Ing, no experience with 1~ 1.;.:;::~·i~~ Hoo Ritt an couch. f0f1, ~.~· u.. reg. Manne Center, 2901 Ed-14' Alum Boa( 7.5 HP, raoe ~· 2 au1t118111,
-·-· bPer com-MatUf9 /IMJllneea neoaMarY· Wiii treln. PIT ...__. • __.... ruet/'#Me,,.., new onl'J ~. "°"" $460 new, 1 H ti lreller, ExtrM, All A-1. hwy t • cover & 1etru. mericaJ & realdenllal peraonw eVllnlngl. For appt, Call .......... or beet off9r. &150. z.nlth tereo con-1295. ~ 563 1848. nger. un ngton l1146obo, .. 5-354-4 S1'80. 546-5435 PM. ~. 873-2083 ;~puter Hpet. Mr1 eugiw,, 882-5143 731;6180. IOle, PhOrlo tape, AM/FM Queen u Medllarreen ~/~b~~~34t ~~:u:.~ 1'' Star Craft 110, 4 cyt, Udo 14' w/xtr1 Mll1, lrlr,
NIT/tmMIM ,__..._._...._fa...t. F?~~L~~IQ-frMz.,.!,·1 M5.831-M47 headboerd S50 . no. before ln1pecllng OMC.VHF.Traller,pei,. cover,trolllngmot°'.llfe W___. ........ ..,. lall W --..--""' --"" 080 ....., ••• -24 boat. Sealed btde ,.,...._ xtra '5000. 2450 Mtw-Jac*et•. 11600. 551..S 164 •. ,_ --.. °""' '' -Leading local ~ oontrol 554-62211.afW 8 PM I IM Wll ..... Die .....,._ ......., . ._.., ~ -1clnO ""'1 . c6. nMdl feimfte r9P411r wttti -loNlta. S150 Finn. Sold walnut delk, oek :eJ.::a~S::ti'= portatvd.S..~. ,ODAY 19 Rllodee, ftxed 'JOUth. Mutt be well ~/Wk wNle t,._ technlcl1n Some HARBOR ARf.A -54&-124e duk chair &260 Marine -..~ 5732 ... ._.. •11.a kMl, xtr• Mh, 9')1nek•. oroomect. peraonable, e Ing. No Experience carpenter~. t111pfu1 APPLIANCE SERVICE 14a-e309 . ' Ellt 2ndSt•7i::::;·Ballch II, NU ' ,. trallor, 12300. Br1d, -1• Y· ~ IMrSJ l"leeded. We tnlln. Cell W.Mllreoond.,~ llMWll ..... Tlllt . Schwinn Alr-Dyn 90I03. Bld ·,;;:;.""tie ac.. ......... 213-941-4431 91 '75 per --'· Cel ... drwed ~ Cherie Tuae. 8:30 to 12 ippllllaa. 64 77 wltti-l c:Nlre.. &150 F1rm. Stero~ t '300; cabl-ergornetrlc •.icerclHr, compled with "'= lmlMO cond-.--xJnt tor Sall '°' Udo 14. xlnt !~ 146-). 7021 (.-'°' ~ 'f!_ Orattoa ,._ noon. gn.eoa1 1 llY •-.. -546-1258 :"o-S; 15,,...,0.• tru!2°°pet; ltatlonery bike, tit• new.1 order °' caehler'• Harbor °' Woodbl:Z. 1195. Rudder & tiler, xlnt ..,_,..... ""'" ,_,lonwJde ........,.. ~-... x lnt cond .• &480.
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~...... .............._ ._ , .......... 5 n--s 1A,. •7 .. """" pany. Mr. Helmer. TOP... LM '67-1133 I BlJY S250; 2 IOfll '60aa.; 548-421'. ...,, __ to ......,. ,.... .._ •. _.. . .._..on ..... v ,,,__., NIT Ml 752.2n1 Fematea Pref. Modell & ~ WNf'lpoof *+ I IRJY + * chair '35; dMk 135 annoe Co. In ll'nOUnt of 833-3411 TmTLE
na111a I Slflll*lon wanted PIT &cotu..<2131 --1"" 8/8 , 21 cu. ft. fro•Mr•: ,,_,... 03M07I n, ......... , ~ ;~cs:.,bld~,:: 18' Hotlla W/traller, '82; Clw 17 ft .. FO wlmlh
Mike extra • ,,..,.,. In Ae1all Stora. 494-6315 WELDER, ~ 1 AM good cond S250 . MASTEASAUCTION Teen bdrm 19t, IMncfl & I IU Itel• "SHled Bid". ueed once, '2900 obo. trim, wood "*9. r909
youth carrt1rs prOf'INM or 957-IMO Onty, Mec:i<noor Yedtl 912-6960. I• 1111/IU-tllt deelc '260. Sofa a...,., P.A. Sy•l•m. Yamah Owner ,...,..,.. 11Qht 10 Den &46-212e r1aoad. drY Mii. trllller,
their own eateOfllMd Corp, 1031 J>lacentla, s.r."" d excellent SH. LOVHH1 05. Pow9t/Mtx«, S400; JBl ..... any or .. blcla. 1'' CATAMARAN Niie t140o. 567-2812
rout... Meture, outgoing. l&LD... Coecl Mele. oond. S 100~2-4274 97" oocoe bm IOfa b&O. 644-1152 8'*ra,S800. ~ 1 .• 1 .,_..,, 1.,. ... w/tr-"-, 1971 Sot c.t, Xlnt oond. eves ettractlV9 ~ type X.-iedu ooametlc:a ch• Ir w I ' 0 0 t. t 0 0 I • "' --· • •• -~ 10 ... pkie T ...,rr--------P•raon, pa .... cell Co ~':'Pert-time J• ...... 1111 Stove, celOftc gee, gold. S175/oOC>472-t079 ln11hl• 111•1 ~ CT.f'1000 ~ loeded, to hrs. S15,600 ;''Ntebo• end 'boat IMtl
2-&prn,M-f.146-7021 ~1 openlng1: arJ9fit. caihoilc Univ. dbl IW9'I + broller, exn CLEAAAHCESALE 1111 deck.Oftgpnoet760-, PPl31-o33t cover. A ... for~ I~' IW 7111
---Wiii train. Suun, Wllh. D.C. '03 grad. oond.538-1757. T'tlurJune 270nfy fOfS250.2Al~ I ... 'D•ILlll tlon In Fountlln V~ '!!"ill"""oiiii .... liiPiii"""'~ifiitii-r-• •-M1-3010 ~Ex"°"'. -~ N9wportF ,.. w-. a dryer, fUll .U. Brend MW bed .... not ~ ,.~ ~UQll9 Sound Mhcer: TE.AC II S 1600. ConQct J~ ...k 1'' L.eechllefcf, 2 llf'I
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---·-·~·Flt Of k b w ::.-..1..: ,......,.., ..,..._..,_, INk w/brldg• &496, PP O•randopantnglnln~~~-'!!,: de)'l 714-751-1711 on -427 CU. In., V-drW.,
e..naguer1ntMof'4per craetlv• dMlgn pro-· . · lngtlouaaJ good ll'lape Twln.S71.MF\M, Kina & 1tool.UO; Allotted an)wMle. Call for dl9-11 ft P-cat. Beat dMI In v .. ted, take 0500. SEAMSTRESS to help In PIT J1m·031-aae 111o • I•. ••1• 2ndl °' rebullde .... ee 1r1m.s 150 Antique Foot-144-1307 I M1ec of ,,._ ttindem trtr, sn.200 1n-
hr., wlCfl potential -.on-ducllon & ealu. Cite, oo<*lno Of clMnlnO '250. 551-e'120. Oueenl allO 1¥911 _,... llMNd tterne. 850-1082 IMta Qllttl/ oount prloel. 1720 P• twn. 11000, &47-174e 1-337-1755
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IRAIHil l:IAIT
PEANUT$
featu(in~
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CharlieBr•n"
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GARFIELD ®
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¥00 CAN TELL A LOT
A00UT A FAMILV
FROM THEIR GAR0AGE
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AND TME MOTHER COOKS
LOT5 OF PAeTA
W~AT~ THE
. MATTER?
ou .ccc a
Tl-IEY HAVE AN JNFANT
WHO '-"U5T OUTGREW
rr5 BABV CLOTME5
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ARE VOU CMOKIN6.? ! CAN i vou eReArHe?ARe voo 1 ALL R16MT?_.ANSWER ·ME !! ""
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PEof'LE Wu0 . 1SISTERS SHOULD
" .1 NEVE~ SE IN THE SAV,''9LESS SAME FAMILY !
YOU'' E\'MV TIME ,
'f OU SNEEZE!
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by ~Jim Qavis
-· THE FATHER RECENTLY
~AVE. OPG'OLFING -
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NANCY ~
I'LL GO OVER TO FRED'S: HE
HAS A BASKETBALL COURT
YOUR MOTHER PLAYS
BASKETBALL?
DENNIS THE MENACE
HOW ABOUT A
GAME, FRED'?
I NO ---ITS HER
WASHDAY
NOT TODAY,
NANCY
MY MOM IS USING THE
BASKETBALL COURT
by Hank Ketcham
THE TOYS ARE ON
'THE SI~ Fl..OOR.I'Ll
MEET )OtJ THERE IN
A HALF HOUR .
I SPECW.t.Y UP Ni4. OOWNJ IDONTL.IKE
S1N/lS lliAT
NDVE E1Tt4ER!
fHEN HOW
ARE WE
GONNA GET
1t>lME
SIXlH
FLOOR? .
SoTHEJlE)Q)
ME!CMON,
SOYS. lis
TIMElt>
GO~.
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fAKIN°1HE .ELEVAlDR lff 16. TJME l.
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JUDGE PARKER by Har·old Ledoux_
SHEILA DIDN'T TELL ME THAT ABBEY HAD INVITED US OVER TO
SPENCER FARMS FOR DINNER NEXT TUESDAY, ~M! THE TRUTH IS
SHEILA'S HAD A PERSONALIT¥
CHANGE! AT FIRSTTHE CHANGE
WAS SUBTLE ... SO THAT I DIDN'T
REALLY NOTICE ITI BUT SHE'S
WITHDRAWING MORE AND
MORE, FROM HER SOCIAL
THAT IN THE LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS, MY WI TELLS ME VERY
LITTLE! THAT'S WHY I WANTED
TO TALK \NITH YOU, MY FRIENCl1
PERHAPS YOU SHOULD
DISCUSS THIS ·WITH YOUR
PHYSICIAN, RAYMOND! .
ANO CIVIC
INTERESTS!
MEANWHILE I'M SORRY THAT "'(QlJ WON'T BE A~LE
TO MAKE IT FOR DINNER, SHEILA!~ MUST TELL
RAYMOND TO STOP WORKING SO HARD, TO KEEP
· HIS EVENINGS FREE I
SHE USED TO LOVE
COMING HERE TO THE
CLUB I 10 HAVE LUNCH
WITH HER WOMEN
FRIENDS I
-1J.IAT~ 1l4E PRIC.E OF 1J.f 15
CA~!~
l\tlOON MULLINS
I . ---LQC:>KIE ! ,A LE'TTf:R FROM
BLI E: SKY PROPEf<TIE:S
· SAYING Ws HAV~
DBFINITELY WoN A
VALUABLE:
l'PRIZ&!
Now, ~MMA-· WE'VE
SEt:N so MANY
P~oMOTION
SCHSMf'S LIKE
IHAT ...
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REAL BEAUT4' !
IF QOU WANT ONE OF
9™E5E BABIES,lXlO'D BEJ---~~
-AAVE A HUGE-SAV~NG6 !
by Ferd a~d. Totn Johns~n
BUT IF WE TOUR THE:ll< OR A STE,AD'l,-OLD GIRi,.... -
L,AYour" we WILL <::,~ T 2.1 tNcH
EITHER A 25" FOOT COL.OR
Molt>fiMOME··· 'TV
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--A west< ND IN PARIS... PoT-HOLPER??
.AM,Yss ...
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DOCTOR SMOCK ~
"'f'ON IGH"T'"'S
CHINE:SE:
C'INNISR
WAS At..MOS"T'°
A HIT W ·llH
IHB PAlleNIS,
CHeFFIE:!
NOW Ae>ou-r
"T"HA-r
O"T'"H~R
PISH .••
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COME
WIT~ Ms ...
"f'HE: MU SHU
PORK WAS 1"'00
MUCH, Kl C'C'O .'
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by George Lemont
ANP -rHe S%E!CMUAN
SHRl.M.P WAS 1"'00 YU~MY FOR WORP5!
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• WHO SEZ? Quick to perceive •nother's faults? Remember, you may have • few of
your own, as this Bengaltte saying su9gesh: "SAi OTHE SIEV ETOT HENE EOLE,
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Six words -TSETSE .
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.,tdlly Uft YM HM tMIR? CMcll •Mwert wttlt IMM below.
You are asked to find
the missing words.
Definitions:
~· Ad. cifCUlar stuff~
in• newspaper.
2. Random sounds.
3. "--Simbn met.
pitman ... "
4. Fr h spirit.
t diners seek in
ancien ruiM.
6. Infectious fly.
'YOUH AVE AHOL EINY OURH EAO.'" Rearrange
up-letter spaclnt for sense.
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• Sum Fun! Challenge: Find two numbers whose
sum Is ,, and whose difference Is four. Hint: They are
under 20. Time: JO seconds. 11 OP lllM IA•J pu• ~IN
• Name O.mel Correct the l•st names of these fie·
tiONI detectives: 1. J•mes Blond. 2. Nero Fox. 3.
Philo Chance. 4. S.m Shade. s. Jane Maypole.
a,o,•w f ap~ • •:i..•f\ c •110M t -e '
• Rlddle·Me·This! What kit does a moonshiner
use'? A brew·i t·yourself kit. What advice shQUld a
cabbage heed'? Quit whlle you're a head. How far
back does the name Wanda go? To the Seven Wandas
of the World.
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square words read the
same both vertically
and horizontally ... 1 .. i
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SEA HEREI There's somethint novel afoot in this water·
slciint scene. Add missint lines to complete the picture.
For Better or For Worse
l>J~AT flRE. lHESE,DAD?
SHR\~Pt ~YONE..
. I No K\ODING!-lHERE.S
F~ S~6ERRlf:S
\N HeRE -AND II
PlNEf\P?LE! Ii
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CAN l HAVE A PIECE.
OF 1fU5 CHIC.KEN?
l Guess so.
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HANO PICK EDI Add colors neatly to the amusint baseball scene
ab.>ve: 1-lted -_Lt. blue. J-Y,llow. 4-Lt. brown. S-Flesh '
tones. •-Lt. purple. 7-0k. brown. I -Die. blue. 9-lt. green.
SPELLBINDER -.
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letten In the ward Meow to farm -J
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AClallTY -..... . -.. ,,
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c; WH~ (URP~ ) ...
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CO\JCERTS,
BEACH
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FESTIVALS,
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LOS ANGELF.s -Lyan lted-
paw, who recently com-
pleted the-tide role here in the
play Sisler Mary /ghat/us Ex·
plains ft All for )bu, worked
eight shows a week without
an understudy because "I
wouldn't let anybody So on
for me in a million .
~ 77wA**cn 1Mllil!Ml11111P-•
That's how I was brou&ht up,"
But that failed to impress son
Benjamin, 14, and dau&hter
Kelly, 13, who Redf'ave says
aren't nearly a,, excited about
her acting U she WM with
that ot her parents, Sir
............ ftand ...
c:WK I .... , WU abso-
lutely enthralled," says Lynn.
"not 90 much by the quahty of
thetr acting but just that they
were these people on the saaae ... But Benjamin and Ke1-
1y dJdn't even ~ Mummy in ~ Mary until one ol their
schoolmates joined the
cllt .... Even thOugh he says
his aemt "was 90 an&rY. he
cried," ........... who
plays Joleph the butler on
Dynasly, won't be returf'llng to
the hit aeries. "I felt I'd done
--vttuina I could wilh the
.-. •• •• b SU
put." 8erlft 11Y1. "and I've Ft to do tome more ...._
cant roles. I hlYe not &een
whle d wlltt "'Jlllf." ... All tor the Mire of her art c,..
.... ... of .sr. Elllufwte IPenl•"*'C:Z,lnbed ..... .., ....
ane In lhllr uPCOmlnl mcMa. 7Jlf Man WflO LowiJ
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~ which ._also stars
Jiiiie AMewa. Sikes re-
ports that durins thoee long hours in front of the camera.
Reynolds made her '1eef very
comfortable ...... When C.-y
Grmt and his wife, ~
-.. reoentty went on a
1 ~ cruise. his daaic
films Charot:N and 1b
Ca/ch a 71WI were
shown on board.
Grant. 79, never does
lnterviews and refutes to
write a book but llflldously
conducted a question and an-
swer session for the ship's
pmenaers and a l«X>Od lat.e-
night gatherins tor the crew.
-Robert Windtltr
NEW YORK-~Srv lee
is ready for a comeback of K<>-
ja/l. elf the air since 1978. "All
we need is a good script." he
says. The new series could
start before year~nd with a
two-hour special .... Op 1H
S.....I at equates movie
directors with sweethearts:
"You have an emodonal rela-
tionship with them -they're
like lovers."· ... Twt111. a s newest darliria as
Ila ()Jt and Only, lays
she It throuah early
rehearuls thanks to this ad-
vice trom her '°'181 ele ~ ~
ltlr and a>q>anion. J
1-.: "If you make a millalce
~ jtllt lll1ile 1 lot." SltYI
'JWWly, wMh a P, "So I .
keep smlllna." ... When
lln. ...... c-ruthed from • friend'•
blrthday puty receody, It
WMn't to lllllnd an c6:ill
fundion. "My chk:ken 11 In
~=·~~~ .. and I don't w111t It to ta.m. •
... D1,'81., 111,obey-"'8 dodon' ordlrl llO 1'111,
lr.eepl boredom II bly by pm.
""" her mnoin, : I • ...... Ml '° her ....,, dwle-
... IOlpqllra queen ..... ..... ..,. "lw all flan Al ,,. Mtftt 7""" ... 21 ,.rs., don't WIN.,.,_
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House aide ..... Deawr
is bec:omln& Washington's
most notorious wit. The depu-
ty chief of std pulled llis
lalelt stunt recetdy after the
sale of the lavish Oeorgetown
. home last t>elon8in8 to s-. ....... ,.._and ex-wile
la~ No one oould clt-
awer who ~ It. The re:
tant ...... ~ c...
-S IO pool. "I'd
like to know
who 11 mov·
lr'llnthere.
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I don't want to see any pink
ftami~ on the front lawn in
my neighborhood." Off went
Canzieri to Cairo on business,
only to return to find 1 O wildl,Y
pink flamingos perched on his
lawn. ~ vows, "I have
9eaet ·plans to set even with
Deaver." ... Maybe Washina-
ton film writer Slaelly
~ should become a Ilia H WM•n pollster. He
says he jJways knew Reapn 's
political ~ was directly
related to his movie appeal.
He learned this bade in 195-4,
when called upon to promote
the Rea&arl flick Cdlle Quttti
of Montana. Reagan was un.
available for penonal appear·
ances, so Republic Pk:tures
told nomberg, ·~ ydbr car
and head for the rurals. He's
big in the small towns and
small In the bif towns."
Tromberg's mov1e-p0Htlcs
theory Isn't foolproof, though.
He said he thou&ht Rea8an
would be vice president be-
<:allle his movtes were "al·
ways lhe 9eCOnd feature."~ .. = ......... ........ h (R-Ya.) build an
urgent note on his desk thlt
~ from New \Uk called.
When Billey telephoned
Candy •. he heard ob-.
ICt!ne brmlhlng and wone on the other
,end, Unknowilllly. he
hid called The ·~
c.enaertold Phone Sei-m. I New ~ num-ber leMed bj
lhelltln~ .ulne,.
s:i~
getting 500,000 calls a day .
Bliley did not think his saalf'$
prank was funny, especially
after talkini to constituenti
whose childttn were, calJinQ.
So he filed a formal oomplaint
with the F.C.C. and uked the
U.S. Attorney horn Vqinia to
file criminal clwJles apinst
the magazine and New '1brk
Telephone. High Soci~ty
publisher Glortiia Leomrd
says, 'These cases are a hell
of a First Amendment test"
-K<ihlttn Maxo
and Jane Ott~
O.C. 'J'fllf/.e ft I ht a .......... , ..... ... llk:k wllla ,_ .... ,., -
K.E., Knot City, Mo. ra say I remember them for
three weeks, then they're
IJ>rle. When I look bade on
my ~ films. in fact, I
wonder how I ever manaaed
to learn my pans. I saw a
rerun of Pride and ~
and ~ to tny9eif, wtth
grell surprise and a-bk of ad-
miration, "However did you
memorize ·an thltr'
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BO\JD, BURT & THE
MAN OF STEEL
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here's no better place to beat
the heat than a deliciously
a>ol alr<.ondilioned movie
theater.
June offers double movie exdtei
ment: the first of two James Bond films
I to open this year and a super sequel
starring the Man of SCeel. In Octopussy
~ (whk:h opened June 10) Roger Moore
D IS 007 teams up with cooJ Swedish I beauty Maud Adams Onterviewed in
this illue) for IOme spi~YG'"'
I upente, while In Supo-man Ill une
17) ~ Reeve II ,_ o Kent~ ftndl a new enemy ln I c:ompuW Wiz Richard Pryor.
June moYtepn wW lllo have ~ I ty .to -. lbout. 1tllowbeorrl pune
Y•AM»• I•
24) features a bountiful assortment of
comics (Cheech & Olons. Madeline
Kahn and others) competins for buried
loot, while »odins Places pune 10) of-
fers Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy in
a satirical comment on the extremes Of
wealth and poverty.
Hotter than July will be Bun Rey-
nolds and Loni Anderson in~
.Aao (July 1 ~ a romantic comedy about
racing cars, While Teri Gan will be
catching up with Tbolsie co-stu Dustin
Hoftrtwl with her own role reversal in
Mr. Mom (m~utyi Fans of John
Travolta will. have their midsummer
night's dreams fulfilled when their hero
returns to the screen in the familiar
role o( Thny (Saturday Nigh/ F~)
Manero in Slayins · Ali~ (July 15~
directed by Sylvester Stallone.
The haZards of family holidays will
be parodied In NOOonal lampoon)
Vacation (July 29~ staning OMNY Chue (who shares his summer
memories In this issue~ And if you
thought It was ftnaUy safe to IJO back in
the water, think twice -or rather
thrice: JawJ.JD is coming (:July 22~
umn1 a-Annltrona. Dennis Quaid
and Lou ao.tt Jr.
• NINE PEa>LE WHO of New ~k Introduced a bill to enact
MADE SUMMER FUN =~~·:et!,~~
F.aller Sunday, March 31. 1918.
l ummer wouldn't be summer • Dr. John Oorrie de\reloped the lirtt
without such amenities u · air conditioner, 1 mllChlne thal blew air
blleblll, bUdnla and barbecue over Ice •to°"a>ol inlllria and yellow· .,ms. Here'• whom we have ~o fever patients. in t~l .
. • The American lalue for Physical
• N:Jt8 ~. Well, he didn't Culture opened the ftnt nudilt camp
eudly invent the lllf11', tu he hll for 30 memben In Cennl Yaney, N.Y.,
been enlhrtned •the Ill.her of b.t>lll. In June 1930. !be .. pne ldUdy eYOlved from the • Hana Uppenhf)', the Dutch optl·
~ .... aicllM end roundln.
• Jacques Heim, a French couturier
In Clnnea, lnYenled the bUdnl ln 1946.
• Rkhlrd Mihon Hollqlheld Jr.
and WUU. Warren Smith of Wlr'IW\,
NJ., opened the lint dri~n moYte In
June 1933 In Camden. NJ .• on I
lO«N lot wMh • 40 by 5CMoot ICfW\.
•The .. crude blrbecue pills Wft
.... "' the mid-ll'lO'I .. Heniy Ford tJ9. fllhlr of lhl Model Tl ln-
vwneed' the chllaJll briquellie In l trl4.
• !lnllor WIWlln MullrlYe Cllder
(
I
cian who invenled the telescope a few
months earlier, placed two of them side
by side with a separate' lens for each
eye, creating a crude set of binoculars
in 1608.
• The Chinese are credited with cre-
ating water and milk ices, l)ut an Ital-
ian, Tortoni, popularized ice cream by
serving cream ices to French and Eng-
lish royalty in the 17th century. The
first ice cream cone appeared at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St.
Louis in 1904.
YOU'RE NEVER TOO . -
OlD FOR CAMP
H ullo Mudduh, Hello Fad-
duh .... If you long to be in
a bunk at camp again, con-
sider these Options.
• A1. Oub Getaway in Kent, Conn ..
single adults over 20 can participate in
volleyball, tennis, archery, roller
skaline. dancing. waterskilng and
honeback riding summer weekends
through October. Cost: Sl49 to S199.
• A1. Florenoe Weiss Perlstein Park in
Lake Delton. Wasc., those 62 and older
can spend a week or more in air-
conditioned rooms a1 Camp Oil lor
S270 a week. Campers participate In
water sports. hiking, singing. arts and
aab, shuftleboard. religious services
and activities with the children's camp
acroa the lake.
• Sports Fllltalies offers about 40
adults over 30 the chance to realize an
American dream: to play bueball al
Mlami· Stadium with and ap!nlt old·
time sws, lndudlnQ Willie~. For
52,295 ($700 tor nonpartldpatina conr
p1n6ons1 cainpen tpend a week train· Ina. pltyint in int,..s lllnfil and
lilo receive their own ~lzed
Ylnket unitonn and baeblll Card. • Wei&ht Wltehers C'.ampt, loClted In
Montreal. N.C.; Beloit. WIK.; FMI
~,.. Pa.; and Reno, Nev.; ofter
one to 11Veno.week eurcJte and
weltht·IOH proyrama . The
M95• week fee (S ,690 tor four
weeka, $2,750 tor leY"1 weekl) ln-
dudea .,,.., nutrtdon and coolclna
datMs. lodlina and three meeb d&Uy,
CHEVY CHASE
REMEMBERS SUMMERS
PAST
H e's Chevy Chase and we're
· not, as he olten reminded us
on Saturday Night Uve, so liis
summer memories are uniquely
his. EU sina he11 open soon in a mouie
aboU a disastrous summer holiday (Na-
tional Lampoon's Vacadon). we thoc.fVt I
would be fun to find ou aboU his summer
breaks.. In a fflC6t inlenMw with F AM1LY
WEEK.IY's Mary Ellin Bruns, Chase. 39,
shared the followin8 memories of sum-
mer jobs. summer kwes and the time he
got beat up by the Hell's Ansels. _
"M a child l spent summers in
Woodstock. N.Y. Those summers were just ----wonderful. We had a jeep and we drove around in the ftejcis and gardened and played.
a lot of Ping.Pong and tennis. I had a great group d frienck.
"I've hacf just lbout ~ery kind ol summer job you can imagine. I used to run a
tennis court in Woodstock -a day court, which requ~ watering and putting
the lime down and rolling it with a heavy roller. I gave lessons at SS an hour. One
summer I drove big rip with gold shipments from the 1l"easury in Washington,
D.C., to the 1'reMwy In Baltimore. I wasn't so sure I had gold shipments, but£ had
a gun and all that, and that was kind of fun because It kept me busy and I had
never driven really big trucks before.
'The summer I was 20 l bouiht a car in New '1brk Oty for about SO bucks and
drove across the country to nortbem California to pick fruit and do IOffie construc-
tion work. I worked in the small town of Auburn and I Went to the recreation
center for a dance. I wu beaten up by a sang ol Hell's An&els. MI remember it.
some 8irl set me up, a (litl who wanted to know if I would read her poeny because
l was an English major. It seemed to me thal her poetry couldn't be particularly in·
teresting, so I turned her down. She had come With these pretty tough guys, and
they dedded to get even. There were five of them outside in the parking Jot and
they just kept beating on me. The police arrived ftnaily and hit me and two other
guys who were holding me and took us to jail. We were in jail overnight. That sort
of r,ut a halt to the summer.
·One year I had a flaming summer romanoe with a girl named Jane Shakt!$-
peare. I couldn't have been more than 13. l remember wanting to make out and
now knowing how. She WIS a little bit older and 9'eflled to be more aware of that
kind of thtna. I think she had breasts and that WIS a st.art. I know I didn't have any
yet. Well; she gc>t J>l"8l'Wll. We have seven children.
'1'he best summer romances were when I was with the same girt all through
that time. I was wih one Birt for slx years. She ls a famous actn!:SS now and has a
family of her own. Thal was a wonderfuJ Ume, all throuah coUe&e and out of col·
leae. It was very agonizing when I couldn't see he! -like the year I wtnt across.
country to Callbnia and ~ beaten up. I remember drivin& blcJt and stoppb'8 off
in Pennsylvania where sfie lived and sleepine in the car overnWtt became she w• out with IOl'llebody. She didn't expect me beck and she wasn't having an al·
fair Qr ·~ like that. but I think it was probably a little rouaf1 on me. When I had a IJirf~ , I had I 8ifllriend, and I liked It thal way.
"I think my bat summer Wll when I ran a camp in northern Ontario. I just
loved dob'8 II, and I did a tremeudout amount ol canoe6n8 and I wa In dw&e of
a lot of kids. It was 1 areal experience, one d the molt beaulifuJ areas in the
wortd, and I often think about llOinl'blck. Jt Wll filled with lakes.~ could jult
ju~ in and drink the Wiier. When-I left, I remember MYin&. 'I've gc>t to go back
and be 1 llar,' and the kids Slid, 'Sure, Olevy."' . -----------------------------------------------
SPeCiallY del9led lor each amper by
i 'nutridon 9'>edaJilt.
• Camoerl at Computer Camps lncet'·
nadonal have 1CCe11 to a <:OnlMM and a 24-hour computer lab and cen partid·
pate In worklhopl on a variety of subo tectJ. loc:lled In F..flll Haddam, Conn.,
the camp bll an lM'* IPf aoune. • swlmmlnl pod and tour tennia courte.
The COil & S725 • penon b ~ ~
and 1325 for I weekend.
THE PERFECT
BARBECUE SAUCE
0 ne of the true 'CietWlta of
IW1'Unlf 11 "'"*' balf>ec:ued
on I .,UI. We ofter a
llbubll akHime blrbea.te-
....... recipe from noted lood writer
Crell Clab>rne. 11'1 dole to IM one his
motfier made and ltMld duftna hit
childhood in Mississippi -though the I
fresh ginger is a new touch . ~
2 cups ketchup ' ~ lb. unsalted butter j
• ~ eup Wm:c9tcrshire sauce· l
I tablespoon finely chopped garlic j
~ cup packed dart< brown sugar i
I lemon. halved and 5eeded I
Salt to Ide '5
freshly ground black pepper to taste
1 tablespoon grated fresh 8ill(ler
Tabasco sauce to taste
Combine all ingredients in a
medium'5ize saucepan ahd bring to
boiling, stirring until the sugar
dissolves. Grill chicken or spareyibs un-
til almost done. then baste with the
sauce during the last 15 to 30 minutes
of grilling. Makes about 3
She made her first movie at I 4, and by
the early 1960's Doris Day and Uz Taylor
were the only women more popul• at the
box olfke than Sandra Dee. As Gidget and
Tammy she exuded whole9ome summer
sexUlllty. a girl who believed in surf. malt-
eds and the word "no" (although she did
slip In A Summtr ~~ Born Aleundra
Zuck in Bayonne, NJ., Dee. 41, hasn't been
9eefl In a movie In years but recently fin.
lshed a film, still unrelel5ed, called~·
Unmarried since her 1967 dM>n:e from
Bobby Dlrin (their IOf'I, Dodd Mitchel. is
21), the shuns aU Interviews. ''She's not
I I
' ·i
Interested In talkins
abcu the pllt." uys her
ma_nqer. David Ger·
lhenson, "and there's
nothint In her fUlu~ or
present. 10 there's t
nothlnt to talk about."
IM there will a1w11Y1 be
• tummer place in our r
hen lor lady o.e. !
SCORCHING BEACH READS .
ou don't want to slzzJe this
IWnmef'. but you may want your beech book to. Here's a
aehcdon of whll the ~
_._ wUI o1er thla llMDfl -in kwl,
....,, upente and
myl9y.
HolywOod '"'-by Jackie Colllnt
~ and 9cfu. -~ anacher .....
Aa&YW....•uc••t S
••n. _ endorsed ·~ llC\'LT a·~ insecticide before.
. but this one's
anatwar
Bob Thom90l'I. ~Expert
. from lhe author of Chonas. Slarrifl8 predicting that Pete Rose Will J>aM the
love, sex. money and power. 4,()00.hit mark, dosif\8 in on 1Y Cobb.
Ride the River. by Louis L'Amour versus St Louis on Aug. 6. the same
·(Bantam~ the latest in the Sackett fami. day teammate Steve Carlton becomes
ly saga. the l&h pitcher to win 300 games by
, . _ , ...... _ ~r/Jo..rJ{ouse. ~Del«.. -bealing the Cardinals 4-l.--
tive and Myslery ~ories from the GrPOI If you're not one of the 43,695 fans
Pulps (Arbor House): a terrific an-
thology with stories by folks like Dash·
iell Hammett and John 0 . MacDonald.
legion, by William Peter Blatty
(Simon and Schuster): a shockifl8 tale
of evil, by the author of The Exorcist.
Advanas. by Samantha Joseph (Macmillan~ an insider's look at the
cutthroat world of publishifl8.
~. by Dean Fuller (Dodd,
Mead): a pert.!ct summer mystery.
Qx/player. by Robin 'cook (Putnam):
more not-$0-hospitable medka.I hap-
penings, from the author of Coma.
Rttum ol the .kdi: The Rlustrated Edi-
tion, by James Kahn (Ballantine): a
novelization of the smMh film.
M<IM: A ~ ~ory, by Peter Maas
(Random House): how one woman un-
oovered corruption in the Tennessee
government. blf the author of Serpico.
And If you hate eettins sand in the
aacks of a hardcover book, try these
top sellen, coming out in paperback:
America in Search of ltw/f, by
Theodore H. White (Warner); .v.trldly
Qlods. by Michael Korda (Bantam)
The DdJutantes. by June Aaum Singer.
(Avont. Family Happiness, by Laurie
Colwin (Fawcett Crestt. Dr. love, by
Gael Greene (New American Ubrary).
........ y ... .. ....... .., .... .
2. Swim like Mork itz 1 . Splash furious~
3. Phone Peter Bene ley
collect
4.Move to Nebraska
SEE HOW
THCY RUN
I n this pre-Olympic summer, the
watchword tor 1V sports fans is
tnck, with tour bia events on the
three malor netwofb: The Nltion-
al Sports • Fatival from C.olorado
Sprincs, June 25.July 3; the World Uni·
venity Glrnet on July 9, 10 from Ed-
monton, Alberta; .the A,.~ awn..
'*>n!hip of 1h1Ck and Fleld from Helsinkl, Fln&lnd, AL& 6-14; and the
Pan Arn Olma, A\11. f 4-28, from C.. cu, ~. Sit .hick and nilu •
Cart Lewis. Billy Olloll and Miry Deck·
er do all the runnina and jumplha tor
~· '!mnil fins lhould lcM live aMrll8 °' Wlmbledan throulh July 3 (NBC, HBO) lhd the U.S. Open from Por9
HW..N.Y .. Aul· »SlptJ 1 (CBS, HBO~ s.v.11 b•1W wonders will be ~ mllMlllli11t lhit tummer. We're
Isa ••r I Ill I•• ... ....
H•l•yMee•I
11W omen wont to look and
feel cool. The sweatshirt is
'in,' with holes in
unexpected places. If the
sweatshirt sleeves ore too
long, cut them shorter. If the
neck is too high' make it
lower.'
-Amy Levin, Edllor-in-Chief,
Mademoiselle mogozine
lucky enough to get a seal at Chicaeo's
Comiskey Park to watch the National
l.eaflue's ceremonial annihilation of the
American League in the SOth annual
All.SW game, don't worry -NBC will
televise on July 6. The real highlight
might come the day before at Com·
iskey, when former AIJ-Stars. including
Joe DiMaggio, Bob Feller, Duke Snider
and Warren Spahn, suit up and com-
pete once again. Such ~ of yester-
year will also be on hand lor the second
Cracker Jack Old-Timers Baeba.11
Classic on July 18 in Washinfon, O.C ..
to be televised later by FSPN.
'tbu can also see future greats -in
the Uttle League World Series in Wil-
liamsport, Pa. The AlJ8. 27 final game
will be televised on tape delay by ABC.
And if you think you11 escape foot·
ball this summer, you're wrong, pipkin
breath. Canadian Football League cov-
erage kicks off on F.SPN on July 8~ the
U.S.F.L. Oaameionship will be live on
ABC on July 17; on Aug. 19 ABC will
show a preseuon remalch of the 1983
Super Bowl between Miami and Wash-tnatoo. all leading up to the opening of a>Tleae football Sepe. 3, U.C.L.A. versus ~~and the N.F.L.on Sept. 4
MAGICL ~LUEGRASS &
LINCQN -HQr\JEST
Al ICJOl8 the country, summer
means parldes, camlvall,
lfts ll'IOWS, fairs and latl-
vals. Here are 10me of the very bell. .
~ Sprintfleld, llllnols -
July 2,S. Over 250,000 vtsitors pther annual-
ly to c:Mbrltt the lite of Abrlhn Un-
coin ln the lllle't capkal, where he
lived and II buried. The ee.tYll. which
Idea of wMJl I~ plrllde, 11111\fts
entettainmed from the 1~ c.ncwy,
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A good measure of tobacco flavor. You taste it the
moment you light up.
You taste it with every puff you take.
That's what you get with MERIT.
Taste way out of proportion to tar.
If you smoke for flavor, you'll know.
I I
Warning, T~e Surgeon Generel Has Deter= '
Thlt Ciprene Smoking Is DengenM 10 Yu
8 Mg .. ,.,;· o.s • .e nlcoflftl .. Pl'Cll"'"'· FTC"''*' .. .,·93 ............ --. -------
crafts. food, a tomahawk-
throwing contest. strolling
musicians. a rail-splitting
demonstration, fireworks and
to\ITS""oftlncotn•s-~
KutdoWD foll Feedval:
Kutztown. Pennsylvania -
July 2-10.
A festival celebrating Penn-
sylvania Dutch tradition, this
historical event includes food.
crafts, candle-making and
Amish pageantry.
...... Bay a.....,.
F.elYal: Riverview. Aorida Oust outside of Tampa Bay) -
July 15-17.
On the banks of the Alafia
River, professional artists and
well-known Florida musicians
periorm continuous bluegrass
music.
la. Folldlfe Feedval:
San Antonio, Texas -Aug.
4-7.
This trip back to the early
days of Texas celebrates
dance. food, musk, art and
customs of 2~ ethnic groups.
The 'Maile Get•To ·
lletber. Colon. Michigan -Aug. 10-13. .
Magicians from all over the
world gather at the site of the
world's largest magic-products
factory (and the burial place of
Harry Blackstone) to ex-
change tricks and illusions
and perform for the enrap-
tured public.
Callfonlla Stale Fair:
Sacramento. California -
Aug. 19-Sept. 5.
This fair, !lttrac.ting over
750.000 visitors from around
the world, includes horse rac-
in&. an, a rodeo, carnival
rides. a water show. aw,
tood of all kinds and top
entertainment.
THE BEAT
GOES ON
W hether you
plan to listen
to the •ereo In
your lir<Ondi-
tioned home, to a Walkman
white bildna throueh tlll! park
or ro a trantillor while balk· Int on the beach, there11 be a
dM>k.e Ind p&endful llJpply of
new tunes this tumrner.
Amoae the ~ oler-
• The IOUndtnck to sray.. "'8 Aliw (the tequel to Satur-
::tt' the 'l:' r: = ~·· 111'11 Amn:an album llnce 1976; 1rhe Ooobie
8tdb&1' Uve llrewell LP; Alr
...
Supply's greatest hits; 'Jeddy
Pendergrass's first work since
his near.fatal auto accident:
and _Brevio~___yn~:!=i~~-+-n..~··-,
mafeniflrom llie Doors and
The Carpenters.
Other major artists with new albums due by summer's
end: The Rolling Stones. Bob
Dylan. Bette Midler, Johnny
Cash. Quarterflash , Crystal
Gayle, Carly Simon. Lionel
Richie. The Motels, Duran
Duran. Aretha Franklin. The
Pointer Sisters. Diana Ross.
John Denver, Donna Summer.
The Police. The Moody Blues,
Jackson Browne, The Cars
and Barbara Mandrell.
If you're the type who pre-
fers his music live, not ...........
~-up-i
' Oh, I'm sorry for
staring. I thought you
were Christie
Brinkley (or, Tom
Selleck). Aren't
you?''
Memorex. Jhe big news is that
Simon and Garfunkel have
scheduled 20 dates this sum-
mer, their first U.S. tour
Wgether since 1971. Other
concert highlights include
Mlchad Jackson touring with
his brothers, David Bowie's
first U.S. tour in five years and
the eighth annual Kool Jazz
Festival, stopping In 22 cities
and fe.aturins greats such as
Ella F'iu,erald, Georse Ben-son, Dave Brubeck, Miles·
Davis and Mel Torme.
Other top acts hitting the
road for nallonwide tours are
Joni Mitchell, Bob Seger, Air
·Supply, Elvis C.oslello, Bette
Mldief, Peter, Paul and Mary,
Hall and Oates. Supertrarnp,
Alabama. Kenr:iy Roters.
Wiiiie Nelson, Waylon Jen-
ninp, Jackson Browne. Unda
Ronstadt, The Pointer Sitters,
The Beach Boys, Tony Ben-
nett, . Dolly Parton. Stevie
Nickl. Loretta Lynn, Barbara
Mandrell Ind The Oak Ridle
Boys. And oh. ~you can't ailch Rick Sprt d in any
of \he 70 dtJes •• vitit1na.
)Ult call (1·900) 210.RJCK. For;
50 ems you'll heir Ritt
c11cu. the aour Ind aet
treated to a few notes frOm hit ~ album, Lluins In Oc. ..
Coiftpled .,, et.II While. FJ'c)t
~. ..., Ellll'I 8Nna Md
Unda Vlllfoa. I
CELEBRATE
JULY4TH
WITH GREAT
DELMONTE
SAVINGS.
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New -from the artists
and craftsmen of The Franklin Mine
Unprecedented detail, on
finely crafted pewter miniatures
no taller .than your thumb! ----
. .
A limited edition.
Subscription rolls will
close forever on July 31 , 1983.
Look for yourself
The <Ur.ail is asrounding!
Each fatcinating miniature stands
jwt an inch and a half hiah. Yet
each is so perfectly crafted mat you
can dearly see the dostaes on the
World War II marine •.. fie! the heavy
braiding worn by Andrew Jacbon't aJde
-... even count the "survival pockets" on
The Flytn, llaicr' 1 fllaht suit.
·' Thi$ it the lcind of detail that btt.athea
lik into art-on three-dimmtk>nal tculp-
turCf no taller than your thumb. And th'8 la
the very special excitement that 1waia ~
with ewr-, fine pewter Kuipnaft in The
Fighting Men of A~rlca-11\ extnordl·
nary new coUection in the peat tradition
o( military miniatures, from the world·
famous c~ o( Thr Frmldln Mint.
The fishdiat Meo of America
Pewtcl' Sculpture• CollKdoa
H1ndl0mely dbplayed tn lu own flve·
tiered ubtMt, mit <;Ollectlon will be an
lntpirlnc tribute lO m. ""* helOic. Ameri·
can Aahtinl forces ol eftry tervlce and
nery era. 1rom Rotert' R..neen .nd Thr
Contincnt1I Nny to The Scttamtne Ea· slea and The Green Berea.
h will •Ito be a collection o( endurtnt
lmportanct. An unpre«denced .:hicw·
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crettina flnc miniMum-wlth mkn>·
decall IO clear and crtlp 8nd tncNCllbly sn·
ciae-that It goes well beyond anything
most people have ever Jttn before.
Uoperalleled cnfuman1blp
Even the tin iest details will be hand·
mgrawd into each o( the nwttr models by
Tl\e Franklin Mint's own aifted eneraven.
And each f'bzurc wlll then be indMdually
spincasr in fine pewter, ltand-dvw.d and Mnd·finUlted, a rdlncment which is partic·
ularly demanding when It involves micro·
miniature Kulprutes like thc.e.
Examine any one of thae fifty superb
fqiura, ln fact, and you will dllc.over a
wealth o( meticulous detail, captured with
uncompromlsine 1CCuracy. Piclt up the
Kulprutt olThr loullianl Tiaer, for exam•
pl&.. Tum it slowly. Study it C&rdulty. And
marvel at all tile authentic hisrortca1 detall
it ~ma,.. .
The toldier is shown at the Batt.le of Bull
Run, hls exhaustion evident as he drinks
from his canteen. His Zouavc·type uni·
fonn , reflec~int his proud French herir.,e.
inc:ludet sniped knlc\m, a collarlea j1c:ket
t.hM bun.ona only at the top, a broad -.h
and a t11aekd cap. He caniet a Mblltlippt
rifle. If you look cloeely. you can even 1tt me decontiw plpa,, on hit j1eltet. And
all th1a on a mJnlaturc no biller than a
houle·key! •
Tndy, a mlrlclt ~ crafumlnahlp-rtaht
theR in the pebn of your hand.
¥ou •aat ecc by July 3111
CAnturill ..,, me collec~ of ftne mO·
lmy mlnillum w • P.ft~ raened for km,. Md .......... Toaty, IUCh mlnilturn w IOUllht by enr"w'Mk colleccon ul
over che world. 11wy have, In fKt. """'
been IO cove91i M bf &re now. And thit
may well become the besc·known col·
lecrion of our time. .
The Fighring Men of America will be
issued in a single edition, pennanently lim·
lted to the exact number of valid sub·
scriptloiu entered by July 31. 1983. After
that date. this historic collection will never
be offered again.
You need send no payment now. But you
mwt mail your application to The Franlc-
lin Mint, Franklin Center. PA 19091 no
later than July 3 lst. •
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: THE AOHTTNG MEN OF AMERICA l
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Pltue enter my wblcr(p(k>n (nr The F\lhtin1
Men o( Anwrica colkctlon. cocu11dn1 of SO
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EASY TO SEE WHY BONDS HAVE MORE FUN
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in love with him. I'm very good friends yoa were od4I
with both him and his wile. Adams: I don't think I was odd in the
FliaMbE11b
sense of strange. I just think I was a bit
of a lonet
Q: Are yoa a loner today?
Adams: Yes. I don't feel comlortable be-
ing really intimate with people other
than my closest mends. I have onty a
handful of friends and I like it that wr;
because we can really do things for one
another.
Q: Do )'Oil tblnk you're aa eme>
......... 1.
Adams: Extremely. I don't think I'm
tempestuous but I think I'm a feeling
and compassionate human being. Peo-
ple often think that I don't ever ·get
angry because I seem to have this tre-
mendous patience. But ~ it is dear
to me that a perton is really anaefing
me. I have a very bad temper. I frighten
myself at times. a',= yoa t.ppy with tbe way arerlPtDOWT
Adams: Very happy, really h~. I'm
keeping my fi~ c:r<me<i. 1W
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inger Connie
Francis used to call herself
"America's most famous crime vic-
tim" until Presidenl Reagan was
shot in March 1981 ; she then yield-
ed the dubious distinction to him.
Francis was raped almost a dec-
ade ago in a Westbury. N.Y .. motel
room. The experience shattered her.
"For one year after the rape. I
couldn't attend to, even lhe simplest
details of daily living. At age 34. I
was as helpless as a baby." she con-
tends.
Not until this year has Francis suf-
ficiently recovered from the trauma
to resume her singing and recording
career. She blames the end of her
marriage on the rape. Feeling.s of
humiliation. defilement and de-
humanization obsessed her. ··1
couldn't even say the word ·rape'
until a year and a half ago,·· she
adds. Then in 1981 she was again.
indirectly this time. the victim of
violent crime: Her brother. George
Franconero, was gunned down and
killed in front of his New Jersey
home.
"But I'm a fighter." Francis says,
and indeed she has fought her way
back. Francis, who has said that "all
of life is public relations," has made
herself a tireless publicist of victims'
issues, lobbying and campaigning
for law-and-orc;jer legislation.
addressing polite and Government
groups. And with the hPlp of her
personal staff, she maintains a
ceaseless correspondence with legis-
lators and law~nforcement officials
and with citizens who write to tell
her about crimes that have af-
fected them or their families.
This crusade has cOst Francis the
bulk of her time and haJf a million
dollars of her own money; S3, 700 a
month goes to the phone bill alone. _
On addition to her income from per·
forming. Francis relies on a Sl.6
million settlement that she received
from Howard Johnson's in the after-
math of her rape.) Seeing he~lf as
a champion of grass roots antkrime
sentiment, she battles on behalf of
r
-·
the American people. Her antagon-
ists: misguided politicians, irrespon-
sible jurists and such formidable de-
fendants' right<; advocates as the
American Civil Liberties Union.
whose "Holocaust mentality," Fran-
cis feels, makes it excessively con-
cerned over the slightest possibility
of injustice.
A bill of victims· rights she com-
posed has been adopted just this
year, in modified form. by the Inter-
national Association of Chiefs of
Police. Posted in about 50.000 pre-.
cincts acr~ the country. ii ad-
vocates, among other lhings. that a
victim be:
-told of financial assistance and
social services available:
-provided a secure area during
interviews and court proceedings;
-granted a speedy disposition of
the cac;e and informed of ca.c;e status
and final disposition: v
-notified in felony cases ~hen
the perpetrator is released from
custody.
Francis campaigned hard for Cali-
fornia's Proposition 8, the anti<rime
initiative adopted by a wide margin
in last June·s primary election. Bom-
barding law~nforcement officials
with demands for improvements in
the treatment of rape victims and for
stiffer sentences for the crime, she
described in· painful detall. again
and again. her owti assault and its
consequences.
One of her allies has been
VALOR, the Victims' Assistance
Legal Organization Inc .• headquar-
tered in Virginia Beach. Va. VALOR
acts as a Clearinghouse of informa·
lion for lawyers working on civil ac-
tions on bebalf of crime victims. Jts
executive director. Frank Carring-
ton, has rl()(hlng but praise for Con-
nie Francis.
''She's a steamroller;" says Car-
rington. "She's like those graphite
bits that drill diamonds and steel.
She. has tremendous energy." Her
tacbrity ••~ Siva her iriftuence,
Carrington a>ntinues. "She's lMtl on
the ~. ~nee she was an accordion·
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playing &year-Oki. People love her.
When she's on television talking about
victims' rights, a hundred peopJe write
in, and a thousand call up their kal
victims assistance organization to see if
they can help ...
Ar. Connie Francis pursues her anti-
crime c:ampaifpl on a national scale, a
The gentle
way
to deal
with
harsh reality
If you're growing vegetables this
year, you can count on plenty of
competition from Insect ,pests.
Like aphids, mites and leaf.
hoppers, to name a few,
Fortunately, there's a gentle way
to control them. It's Malathion,
one of the moat effective Insec-
ticides. And one of the least
hazardous.
Malathion alone can control
moat of the ln~t pests In your
vegetable garden.
Control harah reality the gentte
way •.. wltt\ Malathion. It's
tough on bugs. But gentle to the
environment.
Ma lath Ion
... the gentle way
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smaller movement is underway in La9 ~ led by another well-known
crime victim, actress Theresa Saldana,
familiar mainly for her ~ng role
as Jake La Mona's sister-m-law In the
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198j.Jil{n Railing Bull. Saldana was
leaVing her Hollywood apartment in
March 1982 when a stranger attacked
her with a five.inch knife. Although
she stfU88led with the uailant, it was a pamrerby named Jeck Fenn who ftna.1-
ly overpowered the man. Rushed to the
h~ltaJ, Saldana nanowly ~
death. Repeated surgery was requu~
to repair the extensive wounds to her
chest and hand; she still wears high·
necked bloules to conceal the exten·
sive scars.
Uke Connie Francis. Saldana has
become a victims' rights activist since
her ·..n.ad<, k>undlng an oqaanization
called Victims for Victims. Here, crime
victims provide penional support lor
one another through home and
hospital visits.
If Victims for Victims had eldsted
when she was attacked, Saldana con-tends. her experience would have been
diflemll "I wouldn't have felt so ilo-
lated," she says. "I would have felt
aome camaraderie. It's really one thins
to set advice and sympathy from peo-
ple like holpital penonne or evetl
friends, and another to talk to IOmeOOe
who's been attacked and survived,
who's come out the other end and is
now fundioninl llllin."
The tuppOrt ana llediol'""'--n al loved
ones isn't ~. she adds. becw•
''they can't really emplthiR. ~need
conlld with aneone elle who's hid
the experiencle."
Like ll!V'eral oct. vldlm .. ~
Vidlms tor Vk.1iml naiYef nne Of Ill
,.,.. from the Loi A..-Dilb'td
Attorney'• Vk:tlm llKt Wknm Aa-
tance Prcslm. '""'PfOl'M' helps vic-
tims find ihe ~·and medk:ll
help and even nNll1Cfli a>q>19111don
1D1n11imm avllllble ID them. For the
D.A. '1 o1k:e. the pqr11n hll more
than • humlnMlrlln purpGle; It .,
atvea ~· chlra topllllllde people ID tlltly • wtln11111 In trJlnl
CW llnllldll cm.,.lllllon -up ID tlO.OOOll ... 1M1M1-.1t1t.._-ll
midi candlWllll on the vldllq'1 ~
Gp!llillall wlllt ~
The LA.~ .. not unique. Vk> llml' IWlll . ._...m .... ar Im
been ~. In lftll'I)' ...... In-a I 111 of Ammial• tldMr
14 PM&Y ........
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heehh.
VICTIMS
become victims themsefves. or in-
directly through the suffering of loved
ones~ Even specializwt wistance and
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advocacy groups. such IS Parenti of
Murdered ChUdren and Mot.hers
Apinst Drunk Drivers, have -tne-
cally -found many members. Tfie pli&ht of vidims ,_ their persistent
a(lXieties. ftnanda1 loeles, ser\le of ~
lation and impotent ..., -Is being
weiahed in the balance against the
welfi>rotected rights of perpetralOrS.
'We've done evetyttUna we can to ~
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qalnst the cosu of belJtb care. Beel~ not only do you in lifetime benefiu for you and ellCh and every covered
aet to pick the plan that's riaht for your qe, your needs manber of your family.
::::~~::.~SUJd=. BEHIND =z~=~~~l=~t~r-~
let you decide bow much of your Malth bills you Oroup c:overqe for your employees?
want to be responsible for. Blue Shield'• Coronel Blue Shield bu heaJth plans for poups
Major Benefits.plan for lndMduala and TH" E SHIELD of aD lira, and cad tailor. propam to families ICU you cbOOle from a variety tit your needs. Get beblnd the Shield for
of deductibles, from $250 to Sl,000. your health care protection!
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You've come a long
way. baby -al least aocording to a recent
study by two Georaia Stale
"mr.Lt=
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harder to move becaUle both
spoUlel hre to find jobs in
the new locldon; and ftoally,
homes have been hard to buy
and even harder to tell In re-
cent years.
Molt of thote who h It thtt
road only moved a lhort ~
tance: 63 percent ltayed in
the Mme munty, 83 patent
ln the ume ...e-and 91 per.
cent in the same D::"' cal reP>n (defined the CerlM lolkl .. Nort •
North Central. South or
Welt).
don did generare new ~
nes, after only tbree weeks
the old menus with prices were blclt on the tables.
Why?~ CUltOmerS were
pnCtk:aUy bWn1 the Vlllans
to put the prices back. \bey were very, very uncomtor·
table,.. Mn. VaUan told us.
ist Dr. Randall Murphy of New
~ Unive. rsity is working on
what he terms .. a nonbiologi·
cal odor sensor ...
Murphy's artificial nose
wouldn't be a plastic job at·
tached to a pair of glasses, but
rather "a small black box." It
would be-used at airports. cus-
toms<ontrol points and in po-
lice work to sniff out evidence
detecting drugs and bombs.
The nose would also be
able to tnonitor chemkal
leaks-and toxic emissions with
perled accuracy. Its applica-
tions could even enter the
realm of romance. 'The nose
might be used to design
smells, molecule by
molecule," Murphy suggests.
"For example, the perfect
aph--1:..:~-.. J~ •••
C'mon, Dr. Murphy, let's get
cracking.
lllSlllDAYI
(AJI Cancer) Sunday -£Jeanor Parker 61 . Monday
-Bob Keeshan 56; Gary
ero..by so. 'lbelday -Gilda
Ridner 37; Mel Brooks 57. sum Pk:kens
-Lena Home
• Buddy 66. Friday -
Olivia de HavWand 67; Leslie
Caron 52; Karen Black. 41 ;
Dan Aykroyd 31 ; Jamie Fan
47; Princess Diana 22. Sllur·
day -Pdly Holliday 46; Owl
Rowan 61. •
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wh11n you do, to re•urM lt6 sharp executivtt look.
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