HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-07-17 - Orange Coast Pilot•
A Fairly
rough ride
Rodeo action is one of
the highlights of the
fin al weekend of the
Orange County Fair.
For more rodeo action
phptographs, see page
A4. For a calendar of
activities for the final
day of the Fair, see
• pageA2.
THI ORANGI COAST
Another great day for
the beach or tbe Fair
u . you thoqht S.t"*y
WM cnJy about pert.ct. thin
lhould t» men of the 11UM
w.ather In stare today after
the Min burns off .my mom-ma 1ow cloudl. 'Todaya hip II expected to
NICh about 73 ~ in OOlltal ....... jult. npt for
attendlnl ti'» )Mt;, of the lo.da)' ~ c.oun Fair ii)
c.o.ta Mela or for tiDI the
bMch. A crowd ..ttmated at
more than 50,000 turned out
tor the fair Saturday. "What·
ever'caJ*ity la, lt Joolca like we
-have it" a 1~oman said
lutnight.
MeanWhilef u-.. ....
that. IOUtta.tl)-brl fna
Mmco .... mMbw blMIL,_.
dltton• J•eaf. Water
·tamperatww ol '70 t ·-and turj ....,.,, a..e.t ..
expe$cl to cm~.
HunUilcton State a..m.
detpite betnc .-rUaDY .... tor rennovadon. ataec:tild
about 90,000 peoeae, ......
<Y,'• i.ra-t crowd. Newpart
Be.ch drew 8&,000; Hunt-
inaton Beedl City, 48,000 ...
Bola Chica, 28,000. No a,un.
were available few ~
Beech.
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SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 50 CENTS
Apartment
owner asks
review of
condo plan
BY JODI CADENHEAD on....., ........
-1lbe €oeta Mesa etty Council
Monday will review a six-year-old
condominium ordinance that re-atrict:s the conversion of apart-
ments after the owner of a
complex aak~ officials to re-I
consider a conversion plan that has
been rejected twice.
Terrance Ragan, owner of the
75-unit Ve~ Apartments at
1845 Anaheim Ave .. has aaked the
council to approve the conversion
.-of the three-beQroom apartments
that will range in price from
$87.600 to $97,000. The council
rejected such a request in 1978 and
apin in 1979, despite strong
lobbying from V endome residents.
The P1anninc c.omnu.&on will
consider the conversion July 25.
, The propoeed ordinance will
allow the council to approve a
candomiNum ·conversion even if
the dty'a apartment vacancy rate
drops below 3 percent provided
f the owner· offers tenentl reloca-
tion benefits.
The current ordinance suggests
converaiona be denied if the vacan-
cy rate is leas than 3 percent.
Although the results of a new
I citywide survey are expected
eoon, the vacany rate waa lem than
1 percent in June, 1981.
"'The ordinance will improve
the opportunity for people to
become homeowners.'' aid Mayor
Donn Hall, who 1upported the
conversion in 19-?9 along with
Councilwoman Nonna Hertq.
"So man:Y people wanted the
opportunity to become horne-
r
owners and we denied them that.
It upeetl me."
However. Councilman Ed
McFarland, who oppoeed the con-
version along with Councilwoman
Arlene Schafer, said he still be-
lieves it will diminish the number
of rental units in Costa Mesa.
.. I'm still not in favor of the
conversion of apartments to con-
dominiums at the whim of the
owner," said McFarland.
The council meets at 6:30 p.m. in
the City Council Chambers, 77
Fair Drive.
Harbor gets
a cleaning
The marine division of
the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of
Commerce-sponsored
the Third Annual
Clean Harbor Day
Saturday, with area
residents turning out
to clean up Newport
Harbor. In the photo·
.at right, Don Howell
of Costa Mesa does his
part to siiag.;garbage
from the water, while
in the bottom photo,
Jim Upton of Hunt-
ington Beach waits his
turn to dump a boat
load of trash.
Condominium prices down, sales are up
Sales iJ! June are up 22 percent compared to January figures in Orange County
.Br ~LENN SC01T on.....,,... .....
Orange Co\lnty condominiums
are priced lea and selling faster
now than at the start of this year,
aooordina to a IW"Vey.
The nnrt American Title In-
aurance Co. Mid in ill survey of
condominlWDI and planned de-
velopments that l8les in 107 new
complexe. were up 22 percent in
June compared to January.
The aWntae alee price WU
$123,528, down $10,878 from the
$134,406 average-in January.
Prices ranged from a low of
$46,950 for a 600-equare-foot,
one-bedroom unit at Huntinarton
West at Delaware and Garfield
avenues in Huntington Beac}\ to
t726,000 for 1 3,294-.quare-foot,
three-bedroom unit at Belcourt
Hill at Jamboree and Ford roads ln
Newport Betlcb.
The survey Mid developer J .M.
Peters Co. hM 10ld 22 ot 50 units
II.nee ill swank Belcourt KW
complex went on the market in
J'ebruary 1982. J'lfteen of &4 u.n.lta
In the lldjlant Be~ Towne
c.oDec:Uon haw told llnce June
1982.
Meanwhile, De1!M Conltruc-
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tion's Huntington West has sold 36
of 53 units since June 1982.
Among the hottest sellers are:
Harbor Creek in Dana Point,
where 53 of 60 one-bedroom unitl
have sold for $84,900 lince Febru-
ary; Morningside ln Laguna Hilla,
where all 102 two· and
three-bedroom unitl llOld from
$83,000 to $101 ,000 since June
1982; and Indian Hill Townhomea,
The Angeia enapped
their flv&-game lotlng
streak u Brian Downing
and Bobby Clark hit
homer1 In an 8-5 victory
In Baltimore. Page B 1.
also in Laguna Hills, where 53 of
56 four-bedroom units sold for
$139,500 since June 1982.
With sales up, the 'inventOry of
unBC>ld, completed units dwindled
from 3,132 in January to 1,977 in
June. ·
All 107 of the developments
include carpeting ln their base
price. One hundred include a
finished patio or deck. Air con -
"Hot Dots" means wear-
ing dots, spots, dashes
and splashes of con-
trasting colors on flnger-
nalla. Page C2.
ditioning is-included in 56, whil~
36 call it an option and 15 don't
offer it at all.
Gas appliances are featured in
58 developments; electric ap-
pliances are in 46. Three offer
options. All projects include dish-
washers ln the price. Twen-
ty-eight include trash compactors
and 53 boast automatic garage
door openers.
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Higher tides
• • give r~se to
resident woes
!{..~f:"~LEIN
When Jack and Mischa Alward
moved to their home on River
Avenue in Balboa 18 years ago,
they agreed they would never
''Their shoes were floating in'
the cloeeta," he recalled. ;
Finally, they had to move out
for four months while the interior,
of their home waa refurbiahed. '
It didn't U8ed to be like thia, the'
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,eave. Alward& said. . ~-.....-
But now, they're not BO .sure
they can afford to stay.
The sea channel on which they
live-the salt water which makes
their property BC> valuable and so
appealing -is threatening to
drive them from their home.
"It's really frightening," Mis-
cha said.
Lut January, the Alwarda, too
lick with the flu to lift sandbags,
watched in frustration as the
ocean flowed over their bulkhead,
into their living room and on to
their carpeting.
They fell helpless.
And BO did many of their
nelthbors. The. farnicy...next door
was flooded out three times in two
months during the height of last
winter's storms, Jack said.
. "When we bought the place, we
. never had anylrouble," Jack u.id.
''Then, a couple of yean later, I
had to build the bulkhead up
about four inches. A year later, the
water started going over that."
So, as the tides got hicher and
higher, Alward ~t up hia
bulkhead -the small embank-
ment designed to protect water-
front property from the lalt
water.
In 16 years, his bulkhead ha
grown by a foot. And the water
keeps coming down the channel
from the sea -a little bit more of
it every yeAr.
"We u.ed to think that we'd·
have no troul>le in the 9W'DllW!t". It
was only the winter high tide9 -
(See FLOODING, P.,e A!)
A heart attack
gave birth to
Elder Tot plan
BY LAURA RUSH on ... o.11r,......., terrible. It seems like thia ia
something that's needed."
Life begets life. But sometimes In a handout he designed to
90 does near-death. generate corporate and individual
Three years ago, Ray DiSalvo's support for Elder-Tot, DiSalvo
grandmother had a heart attack. says he expects the centers to.
She survived the attack, but his provide needed day care far
life hasn't been the same since. children and "restore dignity and
-"Moat doctors told her to just sit purpoae to the lives of our com.:
around and do nothing," DiSalvo munity elders." :
said. "I felt that wasn't the thing to But Di.Salvo can aee even man
do. (I thought) the best thing benefactors ihan the communitj
would be a bat./.'' elders. He believes Elder Tot'•
And Elder Tot was born. impact will reach into the busi.nellt
Not a baby, but a concept to world.
combine low--OOSt se.nior citizen ''The corporate world is loaina
housing and child day-care. Elder productivity," he said. "Mo~
Tot is an idea still in its formative worry about their children. I can
stages, an all-consuming idea that guarantee ... when school letl outf_
practically has coet DiSalvo his the phone networks light UP,
job. becauae mothen a.re worrying
Hia goal is to see senior citizens about their children getting home.
tend to ehildreD"duri.ns the day in aafel~"*8lling them to-bolt..theU'~
exchange for housing ln reno-doors. But you know their mi.ncW
vat.ed, abandoned 1ehoola. He are 'not on their work when they.
planl to start a pilot pf'OIJ'am in worry about their childrena' aaf~:
OrangeCounty, wherehesaysthe ty." ::
needs of chilctr.n and aenior But there have been ~
citizens are not being met. blocks. At first, DiSalvo ~
"Kida today are running ram-his idea off' friend.a and ba••h-t
pant.," he said. ''The (nation's) .. aaaociate.. "I kept getting thet
day-care center condition ia ter-same resporwe,'' he said. Lota~
rible, the latch-key situation is (See ELDER TOT, Pap A!) ~
Author Robert V. Weins-
tein wrltea about the
beat job opportl.4nltles
"and also covers the ca-
reers to avoid In "How
To Make Money In the
801, ''the cover story In
today's Famlfy Weekly.
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d Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/Sunday, July 17, 1983
FLOODING •••
From Paatl A 1
combined \vtth storms -that
were bad," Alward said.
Not so these days. The
seven-foot, two-lnch tide which
hlt last weekend caused streets to
flood throughout Balboa Penin-
sula and the Wand. The Balboa
Ferry was cl06ed to cars due to
heavy sand~g.
Jack points to similar flooding
problems, especially with recent
bad weather, all along the
Southern California coast -Crom
~ Beach to Malibu.
The only conclusion Jack and
Mi8cha can come up with is that
~ level of the ocean ls slo~y
getting higher.
They can't help but think the
may be crazy.
But the fact is that theylre right,
according to Tom Garrison, a
marine scientist who teaches at
Orange Coast College in Costa
Mesa.
The ocean is rising, he said, due
to a combination of factors:
•First, there's the local, tempor-
ary phenomenon known as "El
Nino." Due to unseasonably warm
waters. tides are running about
four inches higher than expected
this year. "The currents are not
working as they should and as a
result the overall sea level has
gone up a bit," Garrison said.
•Secondly, there's the fact that
·the world is still coming out of the
last glacier ice age, he said. Huge
glaciers are receding as the earth's
overalltemperature increases -
both because of naturaJ warming
trends and because of ma.runade
pollutants. Melting-ice caps mean
a lot more water in the world's
oceans.
Dellr ............ "" ... ...._
Jack Mischa cla mps this board into place when high tides threate n to
com e over the bulkh~ad at his Balboa home. ....-"
•In Southern California, a re-
gion of intense geologicaJ activity.
the coastline drops down a frac-
tion each year toward the center
of the earth, Garrison said.
Though it may be only a miniscule
cnange. the land is dropping.
making the water come higher
and higher uhore.
Another local phenomenon is
beach erosion, which doesn't af-
feet har-bor residenis but does
figure into the problems of beach
side residents.
The prot.lem looks grim -and
it's not going to get any better,
Garrison said.
"Meteorologists are saying that
the weather in the last year JS a
return to~ more typical weather
pattern for this area." he said.
"The last 25 years havebeen much
warmer than usuaJ."
So what's the solution for the
AJwards and people like them?
"Moving-to Barstow or Vic-
torville might be a good idea,"
Garrison said, laughing. "I
wouldn't build (on the water-
front)," he said.
The4act-remains7-hew~ver, that
people have built up their homes
and their lives aJong the some-
times tempestuous ~a. And for
them, a solution must be found.
" 'Nothing stops for time or
tide.' " Jack Alward is fond of
quoting. "But someone who
knows what the hell is going on
has got to devise something to
help," he adds.
The city of Newport Beach has
begun a program to build up all
the bulkheads in the area to nine
feet -high ebough to withstand
even the highest high tide, said
Ben ~olan. director of public
works.
"The program has been really
active since -January " he--aaid.
"But there's a lot more to be
done."
Spring tides as high as eight feet
have hit certain areas already, he
said, and the city is working to
raise the bulkheads of some of the
older homes, llke the AJwards', to
a sale level.
"It's hard to go back into the
low-lying areas and raise the level
of the land," Nolan said.
But no one can predict what will
happen if tides continue to rise at
their current rate. All Jack
Alward can say ls that blllJons of
dollars of property may be in
jeOpardy.
And meanwhile. another high
tide -the tide charts call it at
-seven-f~. t.wo-i~chfi bu t
Alward says it will probably run
more like eight feet -is due
around August 10.
No progress in ending record_ state budget·inipas se
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
Legislature met Saturday for a
tiny session one Republican s:alled
''a charade." but made no progress
towards ending the budget dead-
lock that has broken the all-time
holdout record.
the Capitol steps to protest the Deukmejian has said he will
announce whether he will call a
speciaJ election on the initiative.
" possibility that Republican Gov.
About 150 people. mainly from
groups representing the elderly.
poor and disabled. held a rally on
George Deukmejian might cut
weliare, sociaJ services and educa-
tion programs, then call a $14
million special election in Decem-
~r. f~r a GOP reap~rtionment lJUt.latlve.
Assembly Speaker Willie
Brown. D-San Franct.co, told the
raJJy that Deukmejian is "a person
elected by all the people. who by
his actions in regards to this
budget, clearly indicates he only
repretenta a very few."
No action is expected on the
budget before t.1onday, when
Today at the Orange County Fair
Tiie Orenge County Fair win conc;tud41 tonight et mldnlghl et tlle
taltgrounds In Cos1e M ... end there wlll be • lull ldledule of cernlvlll
tlCles. l/VMtOClt compet1t1on1. o•rne boo1h• and di~ Some of the
actlVltles lndude
TOOAV
• 10 e m Purple Pig -Uveetoelt -: AllenUe of Breeda -
UvestOCk 11ee; Gl ... l>IOwlnQ, Fine Arta Bu~. I • 11 a.m .. Fl0tel deelgn dem<>Ntretlon Hy Brtooa end Couttlne Community College studenl•. ~ & erden &Uildlng; Leether
Carvinga by Herry MY.1. Crelts Theetre In the Crelta Buildlng.
• 12 noon: Cluatc C.cllll-. Fal...nc>w groundt; Blee Luz. Uttle
Thellter
• 1 p.m. The GrMt Orange County POt'k Rib Coollin' Coolton. Ille
Main Mall; Country Fun Cont .. ta. Country Meedowl: Squ11e Dence,
OrlngMend PeYIMOn; MU91c 1 le C911, lnt•netlonal Pl-: Shlrtllllls
Characters, Llveetoctl eree; Prlz• Winning Flower Arrengernenta. Crelt
Thellter In Cratt1 Building
• 1.30 p.m .. FOOd FentMIM wtttt Nuta, Horne Art• Building: wr .. 1nno
contest, Country Cornela: Kida' Cont .. ta. eoumz;:,ner•.
• 2 pm.: Cf\arlie Red Mlnatrel Sl'IOw. Country 1: Blee; Luz, Little
Theatre, Ruh lingo, Flllr Court, Woo W oo SI-I. Gr9*1'a Place, E1r1
M11oellua lnternetlonal Lumt>er)eclt ShOw. Four Ring; BallM Gr111t, Country Meedows; 4H arid FFA. FIOwer AnlnQlng Cont•t. U-toclr.
-St10wf1ng: The Greet Orange County Port! Rib Coc*ln' Coc:*ofl judging,
MelnM ...
• 3 p.m .. Cendy A.pPe Clooo6ra. lnt•n'91lonal ~; Dencera and
Kw ate. ln1ematlonal Pl-. la! lOolnaky, L'-10Ck At•: Beby cont .. t. Little ThNtre: Slllrttalla Ctlatecten, H«ltage Stage, 4H and FFA Junior
Award•. ShowrlnQ: Candlewlcll Chr19tma., C<aftt TMetre: Country Fun
Comest• -hOg calllng. nail dfMno. rooet• cro.lng, Country MHdowl.
• 3:30 p.m. Cut Ind Preparation of Freeh Port!, ~ G111efy In
Home An• 9ulldlng, Oandng Wl1erl, Mlln ..... : l{lda' Contest•. Country
Cornela; 094 TllCO 'ronllla Toee. Country ~. ' • 4 p.m .. Rodeo. at Gtandll111d; Chartle Red Minstrel Show, Country eon-.; lu! Toolnlky, Gr9*1'1 ~.Gardening in Southern Cllllornia,
FIOWer & G1rden Bulldlng, Eaen Meroellua Lurnberjac;ll Show, Fw Ring.
811ll1n Gr111t, Country M•ldowL
• 5 p.m .. Nine 10 Five Fuhlon Show, C<.na Bulldlng: Plq WMhing
Conlnt. Llveltoc:« 11N: Gllta of Siik "'-s and PoCpoUN'I, Ctafta
Theatre: Se.nta A.na Winds, H«ttage Stage; Country Fun Conteeta -nog
calllng, nail driving and roost« cro.lng al CounW MMdow8; Woo Woo
Steven•. Flllr Court; Sunlhlne Compeny. Uftle 'fMelt•: Riiy COOC* Ml'9lc a 11 Cart, Ll-todt llM: 1121 Toolnatly. Gtoundt; Bellen Grarit. Gf9*l's
Pl-: Al_,.. Belly OencNrt. Or~ncl P1Ylllon.
• 5:30 p.m.: GymaaOea. Mein Mall: DanclnO W1ttt1, Mlln Mell;
Sculplurn In ic:.. Gourmet Gallel'y; Del Tlco fortllla Tou, Country Cornets.
• 8 p,m.: Ct11rlle Red Minatrel Show, Country eorn.t-1; 8leclr. Luz
Dancers. Liiiie ThMtre: Miii Piggy Show, Flowtf & GerlWI Bulldlng; u .... 1ocil Quiz Bowl Chemplolllhlpa, Llllellock Stlowf'lng; Shlr1tail
Ch818C1e<s. Flower & Garden Bulldlng; Seltlmb111q1141 Juggiera, Gtounda;
Counlry Fun ConlMll. Country MMdowa.
• 8·30 p.m. Sant• An• Wlnda, Herltlge Stage
• 7 p.m · OXO. A.tllngton ThMtr•: Orctlld Care by St-911• Orehld9 of
O<ange County. F'-& Garden Building; Oil Lampe by Ractlaal Mllllof'y. Craft• ThMtr•; Ken Orrick and Stage er-. lnterna1lonel "'-:
Vandermelde, Or•noetand Pavlllon; Earl M1roellua •nt•netlonel Lumber-
jack ShOw. Four Ring; Sunlhlne Comp•ny, Little TMetre.
• 7:30 p.m .. M & W V811ely, Country MMdowl; Raguz:zl. Heritage
St1ge.
• 8 p m.: Rod«>. Grandatand; Magic ~-by ReQuzl. Herttage
Stage; Atnh Belly Denceara. Orengeleod: 1nter10t DMigfl by Peggy Smyth, Floral 8ulldlng; Black Luz Otlnoer'a. Little TMetre.
• 8:30 p.m.: OenclnO w11 ... Mllln Miii, ·
• 9 p.m.: oxo. Artlnglon ThM*: Floral DMigfl Oemonltraoon,
F!ower & G1roen Bulldlng; Crllg ~le. Heritage Stage; Vendennelde,
Orangeland, Elrl M81c:ellu1 Lum\>efjac;k Show. Fair Rlng.
• 9:30 p.m.· Dancing Weter•. Mein Miii.
• 10:30 p.m · Dancing W1ters. Mein Mell.
Admt111on la S4 for adull1. 11 lor children 8 to 12 end y<>ungaert
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Signs at the rally read: "People
Before Politics," and "People
Should Be Special -Not Elec-
tions."
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-Gunman gives up quie tly
after 30-hour standoff
r
A tense 30-hour armed atandoff
ended suddenly and peacefU.lly
Saturday night when a gunman
surrendered to police omcers
surrounding his divorced wife's
home in excluaive Anaheim Hills
in northeutem Orange County.
Booked into Anaheim City Jail
on suspicion of making threats
against a public officiaJ and resist-
ing arrest was 32-year-old
Michael A. F.rickaon. ·He alao is
facing charges of violation of a
court order which police said
barrt!$1 him from V'Wting his
ex-wife's home and for diacharg-
lng a firearm in the city.
Weapons allegedly were found
in the residence at 960 S. Hedin
Circle. There were no injuries,
police said, though residents in
seven adjacent homes were evacu-
ated as a precautionary measure.
Nobody was hurt.
Erickson, who • had ignored
tape-recorded pleas from his
13-year-old and two sisters and
who had been without power
since police \hut off electricity to
the house Friday night, walked
out of theresidenceat8:03 p.m. He
waa unarmed.
"I figured you guys were never
going to go away," he told some of
the 25 offioeni at the .cene.
The Iona liege began atwt 2
p.m. Friday when neighbors said
they saw Erick.son enter the home
that hls divorced wife, Deborah
Jo, shares with two daughters and
a son. She and the children were
away at the time. A court re-
straining order issued at the time
of the divorce last February
barTed Erickson from vi.siting the
house. said police spokeswoman
Sheri Erlewine.
Police h eard one shot from
i~i~ the home at about 8:30 p.m.
Fff!!y. They attempted to enter
the premises shortly afte.r mid-
night alter a barrage of tear gas.
However, Erickson allegedly told
them to go no farther or he'd fire.
according to Erlewine.
Erickson was described as the
former owner of a construction
company in the northern part of
the county.
(ELDER TOT ...
From Page A1
moral support but no financial aid.
"I tried a few get-rich-quick
schemes around here (in Newport
Beach) and they didn't pan out,"
OiSalvo said, so he turned to
government . ..-Orange County's
congressionaJ representatives.
"The Republicans tell me,
basically, at this point if it were a
cure for cancer and cost a dollar.
forget about it. So they sent me
across the street to the Demo-
crats," he said.
DiSalvo still is waiting for a
respolUe to h1a Elder-Tot Idea. In
the meanwhile, he's filed for
non-profit status for the would-be
centers. He's still waiting.
Without non-profit status, DiS-
..aW~ eol.iai.. funds-.from
corporations. Until then, he's
doing what he knows best -
marketing a salable product.
Drawing from 18 years as a sales
representaive, DiSalvo has de-
vised a campaign he thinks will
help sell the .idea of a seruor
citizen-run day care center.
Despite all these obstacles, this
38-year-old remains convinced
that Elder Tot is necessary.
"Kids today are trying to cram
,
life into 5 or 10 or 15 years
(because) aoclety is you th orien-
ted. You can't grow old in this
society. They push you in the
comer.
"Somebody's got-to' take some
steps .. .I really feel somebody has
to do it."
Because his hands are legally
tied for now, Di Salvo has had
more time to develop his concept
on paper. He plans to lease
abandoned achoola in Orange
County and subdivide them into
"mlnl-apartmenta" to ho_us_e-~•
lower-income senior citiz.ena, who
will then care for children drop-
ped off at the cent.er. The elders
will teach the tots arts and crafts,
ga.rdening,"whatever their field
..of expertise was. before they
retired," Di Salvo said. "We want
to draw on the wisdom of elderly
people and their time and provide
something they need -housing.
TotaJ cost of . operation: an
estimated $50.000 to $100,000.
DiSaJvo said he has received
tentative support from the Irvine
Foundation and Burroughs Corp.,
but until he gets his non-profit
okay, he's still waiting.
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NATION
Reagan says he's open;{o
n e w idea s on arms r e duction
By Tbe A11odated Pre11
WASHINGTON -President Reagan ~d Saturday hf
remains open to new ideas for winning a nuclear anns reduction
agreement with the Soviet Union and repeated his offer to deplo)
fewer than the 100 MX missiles now planned if the Soviets agree t.c
90l'ne similar reduction in their arsenal. In his weekly noont.imE
radio address, Reagan called this "a time of opportunity and hope"
but said it is vital to sustain the congressional coalition that •
approved continued development of the MX intercontinental
nuclear missile. The presid,tnt .-ei terated his willingnes.5 to consider
"any serious Soviet counteroffer" to achieve a reduction in the
world's nuclear.weapons arsenals and pledged to "continue to seek
new ideas for achieving an arms reduction breakthrough."
. .
. Plane with radioactive cargo crash es
BRJSTOL, Tenn. -Specialists in protective white coveralls
gently unloaded two steel-and-lead crates of highly cadioactive
lridium-192 on Saturday from a small cargo plane that ran off an
airport runway, crashed and burned. No radfalion leaked from the
'500-pound containers, each containing 150 to 200 wafers of
Iridium: 192, which are used for X-rays of micrO&COpic wel<js)Or
cracks, officials saig.
Ku Klux Klan m ar ch es in Dallas
DALLAS -More than 60 Ku Klux Klan members, protected
by a wedge of riot-equipped police, marche~f through five
downtown blocks Saturday to shout their messages of white
supremacy, and four people were arrested. A few eggs, a rock, a
cigarette lighter and an umbrella were throwh at the Klan
members but caused no injuries. One onlooker set off a firecracker.
One Klan member was arrested before the march began for
allegedly carrying an illegal pistol and rifle in her car, said Police
Chief Billy Prince. Three other people, all anti-Klan demonstrators,
were arrested, two for allegedly carrying an illegal machete, and a
third for throwing the cigarette lighter, Prince said.
STATE
Photos of 'd ead' m en discovered
LO~G BEACH -Police are checking the records of missing
Marines against photographs apparently showing dead men after
the pictures were found at the home of a man charged with eight
homosexual-related killings. The photos were found at the Long
Beach home of Randy Steven Kraft, who is under investigation ~
oui-atates-fer-eight-murder9-oveMhe-past 10 yea.rs. The photos of
the lifeless-looking Marines were among 2,000 pictures found at
Kraft's home, said h.is attorney. Doug Otto.
.H ospital costs up in sta te
SACRAMENTO-Californians were charl§ed an average of
$739 for a day in a hospital during the first three months of 1983, up
$120 or 19.4 percel"lt over the sam& period last year, a state agency
said Saturday. The average stay of 7 days cost $5,135. up 17.5
percent, the California Health Facilities Commis&on said. The
commission is responsible for monitoring and disclosing financial
statistics for California hospitals. Prices went up, the commission
said, because of higher costs for supplies and services, more kinds of
patient services, a decline in the number of patie nts, an increase in
unpaid charges, and because the hospitals made a profit instead of
losing money ·
N o comment from 'sex tap es' la wyer
LOS ANGELES -After nearly a week of spectacular and
contradictory pronouncements about supposed ''sex tapes" involv-
ing government officials, lawyer &bert K. Steinberg made himself
unavailable to reporters Saturday. Beverly Hills police want
criminal charges brought against Steinberg. Local TV stations have
said the attorney met secretly Friday with Los Angeles District
Attorney Robert Philibosian in hopes of negotiating immunity from
proeecution on the charge police requested: filing a false police
report. Philibosian ref used co1TU11ent on those reports, except to say,
"We have not offered h.im immunity."
WORLD
Conta dora Group's s ummn b egins
CANCUN, Mexico -The Contadora Group's first summit that
opened here Saturday dramatizes the deep concern that guerrilla
violence in Central America may soon escalate into a regional war.
Presidents Miguel de la Madrid of Mexico. Ricardo de la F..spriella of
Panama, Luis Herrera Campins of Venezuela and Belisario
Betancur of Colombia scheduled the two-day meeting as reports
increased that an armed conflict between Nicaragua and Honduras
is imminent. Previous meetings have been at the foreign minister
level. A Mexican diplomatic soun:e. who spoke on condition he not
be identified, sajd delegations from the four countries were
considering sending their foreign ministers to the United Nations as
early as next week to express their concern. ' Mexican lab or leader shot in Tijuan a
TIJUANA. Mexico -A labor leader pd candidate for the City
Council of Tijuana was shot and criticalfy injured Saturday by a
man who burst into his home. Police sajd the attack might have
been political. F.cluardo Bertolini. 45, was reported h~pilalized in
critical condition. The gunman who shot Bertolini in &e face and
chest at about 12:30 a.m. fled in a car and remained at large
Saturday afternoon. said Rlcardo Gilbert, commander of Tijuana's
judiciaJ police.
Copter
sinks in
channel
LONOON (AP) -A BriUah
Al~waya helicopter shuttlln1 pAll-
engers to the Scilly lales vacation
reaort crashed and sank Saturday
in the ~llah Channel. Offidalt
said 20 of the 26 people aboard
were missing and feared drowned.
Six survivors were l'e9CUed by
lifeboats and two Royal Navy
helicopters that raced to the crash
scene two miles off St. Mary's, the
largest of the five main islands.
The Civil Aviatibn Authority
was trying to determine the cause
of the crash and there was specu-
lation the helicopter flew into a
flock of birds.
"There are a lot of dead birds at
the scene of the crash ," said
Scillies coast guard spokesman
Denver Childs.
The navy called off its search at
nightfall, but said it would resll.me
at dawn Sunday despite de-
teriora tin g weath er. Prin ce
Charles sent a message of sym-
pathy for British Airways to give
to the victims' families.
The survivors -two pilots, two
local women, a 12-year-old boy
and a 14-year-old girl -¥re
taken to local hospitals.
Offi · iden · ied the pilots as
Captains · ·c wlor and Neil
Charlton. A Briu Airways
spokesman said both re "vet-
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Lucille Langley-Willia ms, left is
helped up stairs from a lifeboat afte r
being r escued from a British Ai rways
helicopter tha t crashefJ and sunk in
the English Chann el Saturday, leav-
ing 20 perso!'s m issing.
eran pilots." Names o{ the two
children were not released.
One of the women, Meagan
Smith, was seriously injured and
was flown from St. Mary's by
helicopter to the Royal Cornwall
Hospital at Truro. The other
woman , Lu ci lle
Langley-Williams, had three
cracked ribs.
"I remember a bang and I think
it must have been when we hit the
water .... I started struggling with
the door handl e,"
Langley-Williams told Press As-
sociation, the British domestic
news agency.
"It was difficult. l twisted an<J ,
pulled at it frantically and finaJly'
it opened. I remember taking a
very deep breath and thinking it
seemed a long, long way getting t.o
the surface. Then I could see the
water paler above."
Senate andoff on MX missile debate I
WASHING TON (AP) -Sen-
ate supporters and foes of the MX
missile battled to a temporary
standoff Saturday in an increas-
ingly bitter and personal test of
wills between Republican leaders
and a small band of Democratic
liberals led by Democratic Sen.
Gary Hart, D~Colo.
Opening an unusual Saturday
session, Majority Leader Howard
H. Baker Jr. concede:cf that Hart, a
candidate for his party's presiden-
tial nomination, had achieved his
goal of prolon~ debate on the
land-based intercontinental rrus.,.
ile.
Baker had hoped for a final vote
on a $200 billion defense
authorization bill -including MX
funds -by late last week, but said
$aturday, "I don't know when
we'll finish."
Because no MX amendments
Gi nny Foat a t the California convention of the
National Organization of Women.
• Foat gives up state post,
not woinens rights fight
had yet been called up for dis-
cussion, the Senate spent tpe day
working through a series of un-
related military ~ues.
Sen. Charles McC Mathias Jr.,
R-Md., urged approval of resol-
ution calling on the president to
include sea-launched cruise miss-
iles in the strategic arms control
talks now continuing in Geneva. It
was defeated 47 to 40.
As the Senate debated. Reagan
{
said the congressional coal1t1on
that approved continued devt!lop. ·
ment of the MX must be sustainf:.'d. ,
In h.is weekly radio address, h1.·. · ~
said earlier action by Congrc>ss
permitting him to proceed with
the MX. showed "there is .hope
. that we ciin linally begin to rt'dul·<.·.
this trend" of U.S. and Sovil't .
expansion of nuclear weapons. ·
Congress has approved mon~
for flight testing the missile
Los Angele's-Las· Vegas
bus crashes, 39 injure d -LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -A California desert area known a~
Las Vegas-bound charter bus Clark Curve, Marunez said
from Los Angeles ran off an Seven ambulances and the
isolllted s~tch of !1ighway and CHP's. helkypt.er and fixed-wmg
crashed Saturday, injuring at least airplane transported the injured to
39 people, three of them critically. hospitals in Las Vegas. 40 miles
officials said. northeast of the crash site. shl•
1 The injured, most of them said.
Spanish-speaking. were taken to Martinez said the bus was -
four Las Vegas hospitals after the carrying 43 passengers. and somt-
bus plunged down an embank-apparently escaped injury.
ment and across two ravines, Eighteen people were hospital·
landing upright 441 feet from ized at Sunrise Hospital, l l were
Interstate)5, said California High-taken to Desert Springs Hospital.
way Patrol dispatcher Carol seven to Valley Hospital and thrt.>E>
Martinez. to Southern Nevada Memonal
An ambulance driver said the Hospital
bus had dropped down a 15-foot At Valley Hospital, one was in •
e mbankment. critical condition. and was idenL·
"It threw people around like rag ified by hospital spokeswoman
dolls," said Charles Harris. 24. a Marsha Hawkins as Bruna Ureste,
driver for the Baker Community 79, of Los Angeles. The other two
Service Ambulance. "There was critically injured passengers wen•
not one seat that appeared Lo be at Sunrise, where officials did not
bolted down. They were thrown disclose their identities.
all over." The bus driver. Nate Wilson, 42.
No other vehicles apparently of Cuda hy , Calif .. was in senous
were involved in the crash. which condition at Valley, Hawkins said
OAKLAND (AP) -California lion of Women, took a leave of occurredjustafter 11a.m.about15 Ambulance driver Harris said the
NOW leader Ginny Foat, facing abeence from her $18,500-a-fear miles southwest of the Cali-driver appeared to have been
trial on murder charges stemming post after her Jan. 11 arrest. fomia-Nevacla border in· a bleak thrown through the windsh.ield.
from a 1965 killing in Louiaiana, r•~~·~iiwii'-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~i asked supporters in the group's
convention Saturday to save her a
place in the battle for womens
rights.
"Today l stand alone in prob-
ably the most important battle of
my IHe. one which will determine
my future, an out.come that I must
seek alone," Foat told an overflow
crowd of about 600 people.
"My solace is that I know that
you all will temporarily take up
my task and carry my load," she
said. "And I also know that you
will save my place-, for I will
return."
.Foat, California's first paid coor-
dlnat.or for the Nat.lonal Organiza-
ffldcor1
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Investigators look over debris left when car exploded
Thursday in Marina del Rey, killing Victor Galustian.
Victint of car explosion
a mystery man to police
MARINA DEL REY (AP) -Victor
Galustian, who died in an unexplained
exploeion that spread pieces of his car
over four acres, was a loner who lived
with his mother until she died a year or
two ago, sheriff's deputies say.
"It's like trying to find needles in
haystacks," Los Angefes County
Sherif rs Lt. Gary E. v ance said Friday
of his division's investigation into the
explosion early Thursday. Th~ deafening bias~ on Via Marina
just two blocks from the 42-year-old
victim's apartment, threw him 25 feet
from the flaming wreckage of his car,
propelled the car into a fire hydrant
that ruptured and sent wate.r spurting
150 feet in the air, and left a trail of
burning debris 200 feet long and 50 feet
wide, authorities said.
The explosion, heard at least seven
miles away, also shattered windows on
the aecond and third floors of a nearby
partment complex..
"We have it from his family that he
was not political at all," Vance said. "He
was apparently a kind of a loner. In
fact, he had never been married and
lived with his mother until she died a
year or two ago."
The victim worked in real estate, "FoPertY management of 90IDe sort,"
Vance said.
Galustian, an American citizen and
U.S. Army veteran of Armenian de-
..-ent, "was a very avid skeet shooter,"
Vance said.
The trunk of his car was filled with
shotgun shells and amall-anns am-
munition that exploded after the iriitial
bl.Mt, alinging empty cuingB into the
flooded street around the crash site.
"It's not unusual for a guy as deeply
involved in a hobby as he was to have
that kind of anununition in his car. We
found quite a bit in his apartment, too,"
Vance said.
Deputy Mason K eru).y said there
"was either a bomb being transported
inside (the car) or somebody put it on
him. It had some type of explosive
device in the car, but what it was or
how it was triggered or whether it was
his or not, that hasn 't been estab-
lished."
Vance said~the county's crime lab
was working to identify the source of
the blast, but that could take days or
w,eeks.
County Fire Department arson ex-
perts believe there were two blasts in
the car as it traveled north in the 4400
block on Via Marina next to an open
field, said department spokesman Dick
Friend.
"Both doors, the front seat, the car's
rear-end and-the top were all blown
away," said county Fire Inspector
DeWitt Morgan. The explosive device
was either on the floor of the back seat
or under the front seat of the car,
Friend said.
"Nothing of evidentiaty value was
found" in what' was left of the car.
VanceAaid.
Sheriffs Sgt. William McSweeney
said he could hear the blast from the
sheriff's station seven miles llWay. .
"It was a horrendous explosion," he
said . .
Firefighters said the white, acrid
smoke that billowed up from the
. wreckage smelled like phosphorus.
An FBI bomb expert was sent to the
acene in a liaison capacity, but the FBI
had not oflicially joined the investiga-
tion, said FBI spokesman John Hoos.
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Stop poking fun
and we're dead
G_artoons, it seems, have lost their tickle for many of our
readers. During the past several months .w~ have received.
enough letters and calls on the "We're listening" line to
warrant a sznall editorial comment on our editorial cartoons.
There's a history to political skewering by rapier penned
artists. In Europe, especiallly in Great Britain, pundits have
b41en poking fun at po)Nerful people and their foibles for
several hundred years ... very·often ~t some risk to drawing
arm and printing press. · ·
Cartoonists preceded political commentators, of both the
print and electronic persuasions, simply because the m~t of
the population was illiterate, or close to it ... but everyone
could understand a w ell-drawn picture.
We in the colonies picked up on this sure-fire
communication tool . and incorporated it into our earliest
periodicals -br()fdsheets pasted on tavern doors.
Anything is fair game for a cartoonist. If he or she is
good, one drawing with a mouthful of words can do the job of
three of these lengthy editorial explanations.
What seems to have offended many of the Pilpt's readers
is the flippancy, lack of respect and promulgation of what
some have considered sexist, racist or anti-religious ideas.
What they have missed is the point of cartooning.
The picture that launched a dozen calls and a few
_subscription cancellations last month was a drawing by
Miami cartoonist Don Wright, whose Pulitzer-prize-winning
work is a mainstay for several hundred U .S. newspapers ..
Wright's' cartoon zeroed on what he saw as the silly and
demeaning hub-b4b over the sex of shuttle astronaut Dr.
Sally Ride. (Some) readers, mostly women, then set their
sites on Wright, and me, the editor, accusing us both of
blatant sexism, fostering female stereotypes; and dragging
the women's movement into the kitchen wnere they said we
said it belonged. ·
The most ironic side of the flap was their stereotypical
assumption that the editor of this newspaper is a man. All my
m8i:1 carne-p:>in~ addresses to Mister Chazy Dowaliby.
I have, for years, believed that the newswper business,
like most other national institutions, had too many men in
editors' offices, most of them with little idea of, and even less
sensitivity to, what the majority of their readers (women )
wanted to read.
That's · one of the reasons I pursued a carreer in
journalism and worked my way up from writing engage-
ments and weddings for the society pages to where I am
today. sitting at a compu ter terminal outside the editor's
office ... my office ... explaining my political philosophy on
editorial cartoons.
If we don't laugh at our foibles, poke fun at our
_shortcomings and jQke about our own mistakes we're dead as
individuals and as a citizenry with freedom to express and
influence ideas.
· The more important the ~ue, the more important it is to
tout our collective biases, prejudices and misconceptions
about it. Political cartoons exist to amuse and inform, on the
theory that a little bit of good humor makes the medicine go
down.
If someth ing becomes to sacred to spoof, then it can't be
changed. If we lose our right of expression and choice, we
stop being a democratic republic. But as long as we can laugh
at ourselves. there's hope.
The editorial cartoons we choose to print are aimed at
your minds and well as your funnybones. They're there to
make you think about what's happening, put some
perspective on political and.social situations and spur your
own evaluation of whatever the hot topic is today. If you
disagree, write a letter to the editor, I'll read it, and share it
with other readers, if you like. All I ask is that if, when
addressing the envelope, you must put a formal courtesy title
before my name, make it
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Florida's early primary makes a
lot of money for that state's tourist
traders. WhiJe northern states
reinain snowbound, candidates
campaign in shirtleeves there.
NOrtherners, seeing said can-
dMSates on TV, long for the
sunshine, so pack up to go 90uth
(OC a vi.sit. . .
~e Wagogo tribespeople of
South Africa will eat the chicken
but never the chkken's heart.
That, they think, would give them
characteristics they don't want.
LOgically, they will eat a lion's
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F ebruary once had 30 da)'I, too.
J'"-ius Caesar swiped a day to put
in' his namesake, JuJy. Emperor
A.Ugustus swiped a day to put in
h.'9 namesake, August. February
g6t robbed.
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and Northern Territorial Air Ser-
vice." Did T tell you tt'• the oldest
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the other with blue. Serve it after
the court hearing to the couple
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C.cke.
Q. The English calJ a policeman
a "bobby." The Irish call a police-
man a ''pealer " Why t~s
dlf f erence?
A. r don't know. Both names
allude to the man who orga.niz.ed
the Brit.ieh Constabulary, Slr Rob·
ert Peale.
The Grand St. Bernard Road
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Rebel sa)rs CIA meddles in war
WASHINGTON Eden
Pastora, the charismatic h ero of
the Sa'.ndinista revolution that
overthrew Anastasio Somoza four
years ago, caUed a temporary halt
to his operations in southern
Nicaragua last month. He blamed
the CIA for drying up the secret
funds that had kept his
two-month insurreetion going.
Because he wanted aid with no
strings attached, Pastora alleges
the CIA turned down-.his-request
for funding. U.S. officials tried to
pressure him into joining the
CIA-backed guerrillas, bu t their
ranks included too many of his old
enemies from Somoza's national
guard.
Pastora charges that the CIA
set o ut t o sabotage his
fund-raising efforts. He described
two specifi~ examples to my
associate Jon Lee Anderson.
whom I sent to report on Pastora's
independent guerrilla campaign.
One incident involved Col.
Manuel Nori~ga, an old buddy
who now heads Panama's national
guard and who, like Pastora, was a
protege of the late Panamanian
strong man, Omar Torrijos.
Pastora sought out Noriega in
Panama last year and asked for his
help. -
"Noriega promised me help,"
Pastora said. "He promised me
dollars and guns." But when
Pastora returned two months
later. he found Noriega's door
closed to him.
"After six months of trying,.!
had given up," Pastora recalled.
"Then one day I met him by
accident. l . said, 'Friend, what's
happened?' And he said, 'The CIA
told me not to get involved,
because they were giving you all
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the help you needed.'"
A second, stmilar incident oc-
curred in Colombia, w here
PastoFa tias contacts in financial
cir,cles. There he was given
$5<>,000-"pettycash"-and was
told to .reLwn in two weeks 1oc a
lot more.
But when he came back,
Pastora said, "they told me the
same thing Noriega had, that the
CIA had spoken to them and had
told them to lay off, that they
were takiftg care of me."
Last montb, tbe CIA's perfidy
became clear when Pastora, in an
eloquent speech to his troops, told
them he had to call a temporary
cease-fire because his organiza-
tion was broke . He told my
associate there was less than $400
in the till.
The result of his dramatic
announcement was electrifying.
Within hours after the cease-fire
made headlines around the world,
Pastora aides said, they were
delugedwithoffersofmoney. The
offers came from all over, includ-
ing a Cuban revolutionary group
in Miarhi. Someesked only for the
number of a bank account they
could send a check to.
It's possible that Pastora's flam·
boyant move may bring in more
than the $10 million he had once
hoped to get from the CIA -and
without strings.
Pastora makes no bones about
his willingness to accept help
wherever he can find it: from
Libyan dictat6r ~uammar Qad-
da!i -who once offered-him $5
million to foment revolution in
Guatemala -from Israel, from
Argentina, ''from the devil
himself," Pastora said, as long as
there are no strings attached.
Indeed, he admitted after some
prodding that one gift of 500
brand-new machine guns through
a go-between in Colombia prob-
ably came from the detested CIA.
The go-betweeri "told me the only
condition piace<rm return for the
guns was that I didn'task who was
giving them,''~.Pastora said, add·
ing: "Who but the -CTA can just
give you 500 brand-new machine
guns and at the same time tell you
to keep your mouth shut?"
Otber weapons were otained on
the black market in Europe and
Latin America -and on one
occasion in Los Angeles.
What is Pastora's secret of
survival and sucress? The legend-
ary Commander Zero of the
anti-Somoza revolution is 'a quix-
otic blend of showman, woman.
ii.er, patriot and soldier -a true
"caudillo" or Leader. Short but
ruggedly handsome, Pastora
Cl..ITTW':s, cracks bawdy jokes and
exudes the aura-of machismo. Men
admire him to the point of
adoraton; women find him ir-
resllitible. He acknowledges eight
children that he knows of, from
severaJ wives.
Does he want to die gloriously ln
batUe? Not at all, said Pastora.
Perhaps only half-jokingly, he
said: "I'd like to die in °'e anns of
my lover, shot by a jealous
husband. While l lie dying in a
pool of blood on the street. the
people will say to each other,
'That's Eden Pastora, tht: legend-
ary guerrilla commander."'
TRIVIA TIME: During the
testimony by Secretary of State
George Spulu, Sen . Patrick
Leahy. 0-'Vt., expressed his irrita-
tion over El Salvador.
"H~re is a state that is smaller
than Vermont." he snorted. Then
he added, "It is even smaller than
New Hampshire, for that matter.''
Sen. Warren Ructman, R-N.H ..
oQ.iec~. "Vermont is smaller
than New Hampehi,re," he said.
"New Hampshin is 100 square
miles smaller than Vennont,"
Leahy shot back.
Shultz interjected irrelevantly:
"My wife is from New Hamp-
shire." J
As it happens, both solons were
wrong. New Hampshlre is indeed
smaUer than Vermont, but by
either 262 or 305 square mile's.
depending on which authoritative
source you choose.
POLLSTER PREPARED:
President Reagan's favorite pub-
lic opinion pollster Richard B.
Wirthlin. provides a weekly
survey called "Liste ning Post" to
business executives. His new
enterprise oonstSts of "continuous
reporting of perceptions of the
state and well-being of the na-
tion" to interested corporate big
shots.
In addition. Wirthlin's survey
service will provide answers to
specific ·quetitions by individual
subacribers. The weekly surveys
wiU permit busine!Wtlen to spot
trends in advance and tailor their .
production and sales campaigns -
and lobbying efforts -according-
ly. The price? Either $8,250 per
month or $4 ,360, depending on the
number of interviews the
subecriber figures he needs.
On his toes for the dance
Most editors will probably run
this column in their cul lure section
today because I've just been to the
ballet. That's about as cuJturaJ as 1
get.
The New York City Ballet
Company jumps in Saratoga dur-
ing the summer months and that's
where 1 saw it. Saratoga i.s a very
special plare in America. During
Its heyday in the la~ 1800s, all the
rich and famous went there every
summer to have parties, gamble
and watch their horses race. It was
not frequented so much by the
tinhorn tourists who go to Las
Vegas and Atlantic City as it was
by the people with real, old time
money. Yo1J. couldn't get in the
door of the famous Canfield
Casino unless you had $500 on
you , and for Diamond Jim Brady,
that was just tipping eh~
Saratoga almost died about
,.,,
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~y years ago when Gov.
Thomas Dewey stopped lhe gam-
bling.· The great old wooden hotels
came down and the five or six good
restaurants, which were also gam-
bling casinos, closed.
Saratoga is making a grand
comeback without gambling. The
horses still run tpere in August,
but in addition to•horse racing it
now has something called the
Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
The ballet is just pa.rt of that.
The concert hall is a huge.
open-l!ided shed with seats under
it and a long, sloping, gr888y hllJ
&ehfud Tlwnere you can sit if you
don't want to pay for expensive
9eata. It is a thoroughly civi.liz.ed
!Cene. No beer cans, no loud radios.
I· I Like moet American men, I tend
to smile when ballet comes up. l
attended the performance last
evening ·· you wouldn't go to lhe
ballet at "night" --more to placate
..S' my wife than to have a good time.
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"I 'll thank you not to call me
buddy, and oo, I can't spare
a dime."
I made IOmt notes on my •
program in the dark.:
--It may be art. but I noUce they
aJwa)'I put the ,best looking
women in the middle of a line o{
dancers and up front.
--The beet dancers have a
natural physical beauty that's
good to wat.ch. It's .exy athleUca.
--The women are always
jumping and the men cat.ch them
and arry them off by the lep.
The men jump too but the women
never at.ch them.
--lf the people who know a lot
about art uy It's &ood. 1 try to
tldju.lt my 1tandardll to theln. 1 do
th.ii with ballet, too.
•• People who love ballet don't
have much of a Rrwe of humor
about It.
·-I keep wo~derlng how the
male dancers would do in the
Olympic high jump.
-Muy of the movements of the
male dancers are graceful, but
they're rernini.9cent of the move-
men ts comedians made to portray
homosexuals when that was popu-
lar to do.
--l don't know whethe.r there's
a higher rate of homosexuality
among male dancers in the ballet
Ufan elsewhere or not. It would
appear there ls. To some extent,
this has accounted for the hardhat
attitude a lot of men have toward
ballet.
--Unlike some th~. you have
to see the best ballet. A high school
football game ·is good fun, but.
mediocre ballet 1$ terrible.
--The men don't dance on their
toes as much as the women.
·• All the women have thelr hair
pulled tight. None of them let it fly
which l think ia too bad.
--ID the wbole ballet company. I
saw no black men and only one
black woman.
·-The music is aJwaya written
first for a ballet, I guess. You'd
think some choreographer would
lay out the movements first and
ask aorneone to write music to it.
--The performers only wore
tutus in the last dance. They're a
pretty silly piece of clothing. They
don't do much for a good looking
body and it's a mystery to me why
t.hey became the traditional dress
for ballerinas.
Even though there's a little
Archie Bunk.er ln me when lt
comes to ballet, 1 thought the
performance was great. The
movement of human bodies coor-
dinated with music, the changing
pattern of Ught and color forms a
Uvtng picture that only exists for
an instant.
I left the ball~l .al Saratoga
thinking there's aomething going
on here I ought to know more
about.
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The Orange County Fair iO
Cotta Me1& is a busy place, as
these pictures by Daily Pilot
photographen
Richar~ Koeliler and Lee
Payne show. At top left are
mother-daughter lookalike
contelt winners Tanya and
Diana Harris of Irvine. Bot-
tom left is the bamyard
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il.Jptoar over Congress transcript changes
WASHINGTON (AP) -A ~..:.=:;;~ can enter a hearing ;;!ihtb;"~y;;tax of a dropout and
91\ef'&e with the eloquence of an
ioretor-with a little help from his
Uff.
A committee staffer can change
the 00.'a remarks by simply
altering the ofCicial heal)ng tran-
ICript, a practice little known
outalde Congress until last month.
Now the once-quiet exercise in
image-building has erupted into a
· ecandal, with Republicans .aocua-
ing Democratic staff members of
malldoualy chanalna thelr re-
mark.I to make them fook f ooliah.
Never in hta 30 yeera in the
Houte, aaid Speaker Thomaa P .
O'Neill Jr., haa he aeen an official
reoord doctored for political ad-
yantage.
"What la at issue here la the
integrity of the House. Thia House
lives and breathes through lta
records," aaid Republican HOUie
leader Robert H . Michel of llllnoia
in a June 29 floor speech. "The
history of our republic la writ1en
in aood part on ,-hit ii Mid and
what". done.here and bit la """°rded."
In other floor apeechee t
followed palnatak.l.na re.earch
lnto the changee, Republ.lcana aaid
the alteratJona were juat aa aerioua
u a current GOP 9Candal: the
poeaesaion of Carter adm.lnia-
tration papen by President Re-
agan's 1980 campaign organiza-
tion.
Dozens of nervous Democratic
staffers are waiting to be inter-
viewed by the Houae Committee
on S\anda.rda of Official Conduct,
the ethics committee, which waa
ualgned to inve1Uaate by a 409-0
vote on June SO. Several of them
spoke to a reporter, but only on
condition that they not be Ident-
ified.
Some of the staffers who rou-
tinely alter the tramc.ripta with
thelr hem' bleuing aay privately
they favor printing the original
tramcript -even if congreeamen
sound like they're illiterate.
Probe shows Navy over-spending for parts
I WASHINGTON (AP)
S'9wart Stom\8 waa tired of
seeing "waste and fraud" in the
Navy, particularly when the ser-
vice paid $110last year to a private
company for electronic compo-
nenta the Navy could have bought for 4 cents from the federal supply
bank.
So Stonns did what thousands
of people do every year -he
wrote te Congress. There was
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The investigation revealed that
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the service was spend ing
thousands of dollars more than it
had to for spare parts for a
simulator to train pilota for the
Navy's new F-18 jet.
"It's my taxpayers' dollars that
are being wasted, too," Stonns
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"Somebody haa to say aomething.
It aeems like everybody haa their
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Diver's
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'tragic'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
.. You can't think about the
.a:ident when · you are up
there," aaid diver Wendy
Wyland in reaction Saturday
to the death of Soviet diver
Seraey Sblibuhvill. "~ou have to have con-
fidence in )'OW'Rlf, that it
won't happen to you." ·
Wyland pieced 9eCOnd to
Mi8ion Viejo N.,tadore team-
mate Mepn Neyer in the
S-meter lllrinaboard event at
the LA83 lnteinatiooal Invita-
tiaoal at the new pool built foe
the 1984 Olympb.
Both will compete in the
0-meter platform event today
and it wu in that men's event
that ShlibMhvW· waa fatally
injured at the Wodd Univer-
lity Gmnes in Edmonton. 1-tt
weekend.
Of the death Saturday.
Neyer said neer-tears. ''You've
Fl to put it behind you. It's a
trqedy and I hope it never
happens apln. I am srry foe
Sergey, hiacoachel and the the
Soviet divers. People have to
learn from th1a lemon and
tinue on ... hopefully using
better t."
y , "I feel the
waa aa Megan. Diving is a
fiful sport and it's like any
, you can pt hurt." Craig Stadler (left) wears pained expression after losing British
Open lead to a happy Tom Watson (right) Saturday. .
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tadler Struggles, so Watson takes lead
SOUTHPORT, England (AP) -Tom •taon waa handed a 1-ahot. third-round
by a 8COWlinc Craig Stadler, who
and thrashed his way to a double
-6 on the final hole Saturday at the
.British Open golf championship.
"'The leed, that'• where l want to be
O• TV tH•Y
Cll•••el4 •t••·•·
on you going into the lut round of the
Open championahip.
"But rm now in the tlad. and that'•
where I want to be. So if I can get the big
club working tomorrow, I should have a
good chance to do well.••
into the lMt round of any tour-
t." said Wat.on, who had finished
comeback-round of 70 moments before
er's . unhappy adventures in ~ driver 009t him a double bogey on
the first hole. He bit it unplayable under a
buah, had to drop out and made double
bopy. He apent the re.t of the mild,
breezy day trying to get it back.
tee~!ep hay on the 54th hole. ,
Actua.l.ly1 I have mixed emotions.'' said
i.on, the defending champion· who
to become the first man to win the
tiah title five times.
''I st:ruggkd with the driver all day, and
t'a not a very good club to have go IOW'
Wataon, golf'• Player of the Year five of
the put six seuona, finished three trips
over the vandalized Royal Birkdale Golf 4 [;uei-rerp powers
~A to 7-4 iriumph;
f:lowe suspended
LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -Pedro
jUen'ero drove in five runs with
triple and three singles and
trnando Valenzuela won for the
nt time Ii.nee June 13 aa the Los
~ I>cx47en whipped the
Jiicago Cubs 7-4 Saturday night.
Valenzuela, 9-5, who was win-
. his last five starts, gave up
while striking out six and
four in 8 ~ innings. Tom
~ finished up for his
e.
Dodgers jumped on loeer
Jenkins, 3-6. for four
in the fl.rat inning, two on
ro's triple which was fol-
by Greg Brock'• two-run
E• his 12th. The homer was
• first since June 4.
Los Angeles chased Jenkins in
away at second, and when third
bueman Ron Cey fumbled the
ball on the overthrow for a aecond
error. both runners moved to sec-
ond and third.
Meanwhile, it was announced
during the game that pitcher
Steve llowe, • who has been
treated twice for cocaine abu.11e,
was suspended by the Dodgers.
Howe, who was treated at the
Meadows in Wickenburg, Ariz.,
after the 1982 eeaaon and again at
the CattUnit in Orange begin-
ning in late May, arrived three
houn late to the Dodgen' game
against the Chicago Cuba on Fri-
day night.
When Howe did arrive at
Dodger Stadium at approximate-
ly 8 p.m., he met with club ex-
ecutives Fred Claire and Al Cam-
pani.t .
Club links in 205, eight shots under par.
Stadler, who led through the first 53
holes of this event, held a 1-shot advan-
tage until his drive on the 18th hole was
taken by the wind and whipped 80 yards
off line lnto deep rough .
"It looked like a pigeon," Stadler said.
He could do nothing but hack It back to the
fairway, then hit his third into a bunker.
He came out long and 2-putted for the six
that cost him the top spot. He goes into
Sunday's final round with a 206 total.
But he Isn't the only one Wataon has to
worry about. Huddled in a cozy little
group at the top of the standings are an
elite cadre of some of the game's most
accomplished performers: current PGA
champion Ray Floyd, Australian David t
. "c
Graham, Lee Trevino and the Britain's
Nick Faldo. All are within 3 shots of th~
lead. ·
"It should be exciting," Watson said.
''There are a lot of players playing well,
Graham, Stadler, Floyd. You can't count
anybody out.
, "I know what I have to do. I have to
shoot in the 60s. I just have to go out and do
it," he said.
..§!adler agreed.
"The players that are at the top are
capable of playing very, very well.
Somebody will come out of the box on
Sunday-hopefully it will be me."
Thate hopes were echoed -for
different reaaona -by Graham. Floyd
and Faldo, tied at 207.
aeoond, acoring two more
. Valenzuela led off with a
. Steve Sax then sent a
............. to ..aJr1d bueilWi Ryne
berg, who threw the ball
At that time, the Dodgers
added, he refused to undergo a
test to determine his condition.
MiHion Viejo's Tiffany Cohen_(righL) takes a bi-eatber after winning
the 400-meter freestyle Saturday in Los Angeles.
'Patient'
Angels
roll,.8-5
BALTIMORE (AP) -Man-
ager John McNamara of the
Angels figures patience is the beat
way to get through losiog s~ .
Saturday night, the Angels
snapped their longest losing
streak of the year -five games
-with an 8-5 win ower the
Baltimore Orioles.
The Angels used a two-run
homer from Brian Downing and a
On Tl' teday
C1Jaanel5at II .
three-run homer from Bobby
Clark in the fifth inning to map a
six-game Baltimore winning
streak.
"You can't get impatient in los-
ing streaks," McNamara said.
"When you have the kind of hit-f
tets we do, you just have to ride
out the loslng streaka.
"We haven't been getting the
timely hits and we haven't been
getting many hita back-to-back,
but with a team like ours, you•
know the ability is there and yout
just have to wait for it to surface."
Clark, who delivered the1 Angels' fourth straight hit -a
three-run homer -in a five-run
fifth, said, "We've come back tooj
man~ times w .s1art w~·~-...---+-~• when we get behind or get in a
losing streak. It's a good feelinc to1
know the hitting is always there:
and you can come back at any
time."
Downing put the Angela ahead
5-4 in the fifth when his two-run
blast, his eighth of the year,
chased Baltimore starter Dennis
Martinez, 5-12. Reggie Jacbon
and Bobby Grich followed with
singles off reliever Sammy
Stewart and Clark then hit his
fourth home run.
Angels' starter Geoff Zahn, 6-4,
won for the first time since com-
ing off the disabled list July 11.
He went 8~ inninp and left
after Benny Ayala'• RBI single
with two outs in the ninth. Luis
Sanchez got the final out for his
fifth save .
The Angela took a 1-0 leed in
the first on Daryl SconJers' RBI
groundout before the Oriolea
built a 4-1 margin on a two-run
single by Ken Singleton in the
first, Ayala's 8010 homer in the
aecond, his fourth of the aeaon,
and F.ddie Murray's 17th homer
in the fourth.
Cohen earns
third gold
at swim meet
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tif-
fany Cohen of Mission Viejo cap-
tured her third gold medal Satur-
day in the LA83 McDonald's In-
ternational Invitational.
Cohen, 17. won the 400-meter
freesfyle in 4:13.57 to go with her
previous triumph in the 800 free-
style.
She also anchored the winning
United States women '• 200 free-
style relay team and ia the only
U.S. swimmer to win here in an
individual Olympic awimming
event.
Sergey Smiriagin of the Soviet
Union also won his third gold
medal as he anchored the vic-
torious men's 400 relay tam.
F.arlier, he had captured the 100
freestyle and anchored the 800
relay team.
The U.S. won both men'• and
women's -springboard diving
events and both 50 freestyle
11wimming races, but the latter are
not Olympics events.
Competition ia in the new $4
(See COHEN, P ... IH)
hose fun-loving flesh peddlers
• Nobody came in on the noon balloon
DID Saakatoon and uked me, but ... =y can accept it as ppel that Eric SPORTS COLUMNIST
•The kindest comment of all came from
Angela Manager John McNamara comment-
lngon the firing of Cincinnati Reds President
Dick Wagner ... "Dick tried todo90methlnp
for the dty that didn't work out.''
Face In The Crowd
pulls Futurity upset
'• aaent. • fleah peddler named Milla, violated. verbal acreement with
e-Rama and upped the No-;-1 draft pick'•
Ice after Jeamlnc of the rich contract the
mver Broncos pve John Elway. • Aaetlt Mm. la from CoLondo and • ee.ldnc with forked ~ may be llCh1nc ... 12way reponed to traininc camp
Greeley and said, "Greeley la a lot nicer
an I thouaht it wu."
-The director of the FBI 1aya of the
:urity f« the UNM Olympic Games in Los
iples: ''We will not have another MwUch''
. It la to be hoped neither will we have
other Central Park.
·~ WMhincton Redakina p6dted up
karat diamond..cudded Super Bowl rtncl
e od'9f day while Jack Kent Cooke, who
Id for the jewelry, wept in a aomer.
~ Frontien, Meet.me Ram. m -
hi.ned 0... footbell WOC'Jd by MndJ.nc a
BUD
TUCKER
me91a&e from Europe stating that Eric
Dlckenon "is an outstanding football play-
er."
•Flesh peddler Jack Mills says the
contract was atgned with the Ram. and
Dlckenon "becau.e that is what Eric
WUlted." ... The next thing we will hear.la
that a fiaht ina.naaer offered his warrior half
.lhepune. .
•Another loudmouth flesh peddler,
Tom Collini, who handles Kareem
Abdul4abber, aya the tq IUY would rather :ha with the I.Aken than 10 to the ~go
, "all often ~ equal." ... why
Wouldn't he rather be with a champlonahip
oont.endet' f0tt the ume money?
·~ a matter of fact, If agent Mills did
indeed renege on his verbal agreement in the
Eric Dlckenon case, it coet the R.ms just
about $1 million.
•John Matuszak will unretire and
attend the Raiders' training camp according
to an announcement by his mother, Audrey.
who should abo be the Tooz's agent.
•The football foundation is holdina up
Billy Cannon's induction into the Hall of
Fame pending results of charges ~t hifl\
for counterfeiting ... The committee could
let Billy in and just be careful not to eccept
any money from him.
•The authorities say the Angell may be
juat one relief pitcher away from winnin8 It
all but there are• great many other ball clubl
which can say the 11ame thlf\I.
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Muhammad handed
indefinite suspension
From AP dlapatcbes
WASHINGTON -lt was sup-ml
posed to be the District or Columbia's
first title fight in 42 years.
Instead it was a fiasco.
&!die Mustafa Muhammad never fought
Michael Spinks for the light heavyweight title and
on Saturday he was suspended by the District of
Colwpbia Boxing and Wrestling Commission.
Several other state boxing commissions indicated
they may follow suit. '
"In 52 years of being m boxmg, I've never
witnessed anything compared to this per-
formance," said llidie Futch, Spinks' manager.
Four hours before fight time, Spinks called
off the match after it was downgraded to a mere
10-rounder -with sharply reduced purses -
because Muhammad was overweight.
The undefeated champion said he didn't want
to meet Muhammad in a non-title bout because it
would "be stooping to his level."
Cora Wilds. chairwoman of the commission,
announced the action against Muhammad.
Quote of the day
Billy Gardner, manager of the Minne-
sota Twins, after a particularly tough loss:
"The way things are going for me, if 'd buy a
pumpkin farm, they'd cancel Halloween.''
I
Dani.el seeks to end drought
Indians overpower Royals
Ron Ha11ey. MODY Trlllo, Pat •
Tattler and Gorman Tbomaa all home-
red to pace a 20-hil attack Saturday
night .as Cleveland mauled Kansas
City, 17-3, to highlight American LeAgue action.
Gaylord Perry, 3-11, was pushed around for six
runs on seven hits in 2 ~ Innings while making his
second start for the Royals since being claimed on
waivers ... Elsewhere, Wlllle Upshaw smashed a
two-run omer to cap a three-run rally that broke a
ninth-inning tie as Toronto won its eighth game in
nine starts since the All-Star break, 7-5 over the
Chicago White Sox. The loss dropped Chicago out
of second place in the AL West ... Moose Haas
threw a three-hitter and Milwaukee smacked four
solo homers to extend its winning streak to five
games by downing Minnesota, 5-0 . . . Garry
Hancock hit a two-run pinch double tokey a
four-run seventh inning as Oakland snapped a
six-game losing streak by pinning a 12-5 setback
on Boston ... Rookie ft4y Fontenot allowed five
hits in se'<en inningB and Dave Winfield drew a
tie-breaking bases-loaded walk as the New York
Yankees handed Texas its eighth loss in 10 games.
· 3-1 ... Dave Henderson's two-out double scored
Jim Maler from first In the bottom of'the ninth
inning, giving Seattle a 1-0 victory over Detroit.
Maler had walked with one out off rd.iever
Aurelio Lopez, 5-4, before Henderson delivered
his game-winning hit off the glove of outsretched
right fielder Glenn Wilson.
Lakers open season on road
INGLEWOOD -The Los An-m Beth Daniel. twice the leading n geles Lakers begin the 1983-84 Na-
money winner in her fi.Je years on the tional Basketball Asaociation season
tour, clung to a two-stroke lead with a five-game road trip before
Saturday after 54 holes of the LPGA entertaining the Dallas Mavericks in their home
Kids Clas&c in Malvern, Pa. Daniel, 26, seeking opener on Wednesday, Nov. 9.
her first victory in almost a year, posted a ._ The Lakers will have the lat.est home opener
._1-'lM-..-itiAft ~ ~per--2-1 , two~totr,burattel' playing theii' fu'Bl f1ve-
ahead of defending champion JoADae Carner. But games away from home, they play their next five
Patty S.eebaJa, the tour's top money winner, contests at the Forum. ~
c~ged from the pack with a 4-under-par 68 to After facing Dallas, the Lakers host Phoenix
move within three strokes of the lead ... Dan onNov.11 , UtahonNov.13, Milwaukee on Nov.15
Forsman, a tour rookie, shot a 5-under-par 65 in and Cleveland on Nov. 17.
sweltering 91-degree heat to take a one-stroke TheLakersopentheseasonatK.ansasCityon
lead after the third round of the Qua_d C~tiC:SOpen Friday, Oct. 28. They play at Utah, San Diego,
in Coal Valley, Ill. Forsman carded six birdies and Dallas and Denver before their Forum debut.
one bogey on the par-70 Oakwood Country Club The NBA champion Philadelphia 76ers make
course for a 54-hole total of 198, 12 unQer par. Tied their only regular-season appearance atttie Forum
at 199 were defending champion Payne Stewart, on Wednesday, March 7 while the Boston Celtics
Grealf::r Milwaukee Open winner Morris Hat-play their'only game on the Lakers' hQJTle Ooor on
alsky and early leader Danny Edwards. Friday, Feb. 24 .
Panthers on a roll
enteri,ng tonight's
USFL title game
DENVER (AP) -The in-
augural United States Football
Leag·ue championship game
brings together the Machjgan
Panthers. a team whkh got
started late. against the Philadel-
phia Stars' Jim Mora, a coach
who who got started late.
Mich1gan enters tonight's game
on a definite roll. lt lost four of its
first five games, one of them
against Oakland, then won 11 of
,
On TJ' tod•y
Channel 7 •t 5
Oriole pair being investigated
BAL TI MORE -Bueball C-om-•
nililaloner Bowie Kuhn la looking Into
the lnvolvemenl ot two Baltimore
Orioles plnyen in a federal probe of
alleged cocaine trafficking. a spokesman saJd
Saturday.
"We'reawareofitand looking in to it. And ltls
· not our policy to comment on It while we're looking
into it," spokesman Rick Cerone said by telephone
from New York.
The BaJtimore t'vening Sun reported Friday
that second baseman Rich Dauer and relief pitcher
Sammy Stewart cooperated with federal offida.ls
In a probe of the aUeged trafficking.
Royster delivers for Braves
t Jerry Royster broke a 3-3 tie with 'Iii a t~run, pinch-hit.double in the sixth ·
inning and Bren Batler c:lro'!e in two
runs with a homer and groundout as
Atlanta downed Montreal, 6-3, Saturday 'night.
Pete Falcooe, 8-1, won his seventh straight
decision for the Braves ... Oule Smitla and Louie
Smitla stroked two-run singles during a five-run
sixth inning rally and rookie ADdy Vu Slylle
drove in two runs with a pair
of doubles to pace St. Louis to a
9-3 romp over San Francisco ..
. Philadelphia erupt.ed.Jor six
runs in the fifth inning to back
the nine-hit pitching of John
Denny, and went on to po~
Cincinnati, 9-3. Denny has
now allowed just nine earned°l
runs in his last 49 Y, innings ...
Houston's Dickie Tlaon drove
AOYlffR • in three runs and Mike Scott
scattered six hits in 8 ~ innings to lift the Astros to
their 10th victory In their last 11 games, a 3-1
triumph over the New York Meta ... Solo home
runs by Jason Thompson, Jolmlly Ray and starting
pitcher Don RoblDson propelled Pittsburgh to a
3-2 victory over San Diego.
Teltscher advances to semis
Eliot Teltscller, due to open the •
Newport Qeac:h High Stakes tennis
tournament against Jimmy Couon,
moved into the semifina.la of the U.S.
Pro Championships in Brookline, Maas. Saturday
with a convincing 6-0, 6-2 over Jeff Borowiak. In
an upaet; Dtq.,-:P-en ruguay, w .o ear er
knocked off top-seeded Gaillermo Vilas, moved
on with a 7-6, 6-4 triumph over Andres Gome1 of
F.cuador . . . A brawling Mastafa Hamsbo
thoroughly dominated Wlllred Benitez to take a
unanimous 12-round decision in a middleweight
title elimination bout in Las Vegas ... Noelle
Porter of San Juan Capistrano defeated Amy
Frauer of Rochester, Minn., 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 to win
the singles title at the Girla 12 National Hardcourt
Tennis Championships in Mountain View. In
doubles, Krtsd Pbebas of Newport Beach teamed
with Cinda Ganey of Palos Verdes Peninsula to
capture the championship.
OV National,
FV North win
HAPPENINGS
IN THE DAILY PILOT'S
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lla•s klekell laae lle on
The Rams Boott C Chamber of Com er lub •nd Anaheim
annual Rama Klck:::rLC:O::" hold Ila fourth
Grand Ballroom of t .. -ni..~9?1 n Aug. 3 In the The r I '""-·--rand H"o1e1 .. _, ecept on wUI bealn at 11 a m ~"th.I '-llQ Mrved at noo l. AU Ra · · "'' uncll coecn.. wm be n. '" players and the "table bu ., " on hand. They wm be hotted b
with !ti.Ir ~0:1,.•nd Wiii be titting •I the table~
Emo.a Wiii be Ed A He wlll conduct lnte~= of ~BAC lelevlllon. and lntrOduce w am Player._
Coach JOlln Ro~:~. Georgia Frontlere an~
Entertainment wlll be ctie.r'--.. --provided by the Ram -·· The public la Invited 1 priced at S25 ° attend. Tickets are Early reaerv I per Pttrson or S250 per table
Ing and can at!.o:,S.~" ~ecelve preterent1al 1ea1~
Chamber ot Comm:c/ :r~o;J~f 6~~~ Anaheim
PG.4 deke,. to t>e
Tlck•t• tor the PCIA c"::;r=:,;-Club In
played. Aug. •-7 atthe .... at l6Q 1 Pacific PalleacMa -are on
sporting QOOda ator... ~ In
Thl9 Wil be ttle first PGA I and the ftf9'
Southern Calltornla In ~ ~ Ben Hog.,,
majof tour~ In 35 ~·;94e at R...n.ta. won hll t1r1t U.8. <>penoundlfl• on~· c;ost $100 and s..aon ticket•. gr ,·Aug t-7
are good for the entlr• week ~Of MOncseY and
Dally ticket• ar~• •10 ~ $26 tor eeeh of Tueeday. $15 Wed ~Ip.
the tour days of
"' . . r1lnla Sll•s ot LA
C1r11ng Bu.e11 the IUCOea~r to Chrl~ E 15-Y9ar-old teenage
•nd Andrea Jaeger ~ Lloyd, Tracy Austin
gl8(C:•Awno will comP.t~n'f'~, the 1111 or
The tngere. tennis tournamen rglnla Slims M ourney, Which t, Aug. 8-t-4 ot~rtlna Navretllova and ~:, 'seaturee Lloyd era, wlll be held 1 hrlvet •mo ' Cl~b In Manhattan :.~~ Manhattan 'count~ lcketa for the t · c1~~)~:~~i.ta or c:':{,,J;ed•bvallabi. at ..,..,,,5, Y Phoning .,.., .......... " .... ,_
Steve K e mp limbe rs up during drills a t Cal S ta te Fullerton . Saturday §.uarts eolleetlbles
r-1 s te S""""• Collectlblet The eecond annua ta $.i1 card• and was the first of two-a-day wo rkouts for the Raft!S.
Convention. teaturln~bl~: la echeduled for
Dickerson arrives in ca111p today other aportandmemSu~ay july 23-24 at the Saturday a •
Anaheim Co~v~n~~~ ?;'S~e'i;.r day tor adults .
Coat ot a ma' tor children. Hours are 10
and S 1 per dsayturday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. a.m.-e p.m. OU-the-field activities somewhat overshadowed
the fi.rst day of two-a-day practices for the Rams at
Cal State Fullerton Saturday.
As first-year Coach J ohn Robinson put 56
players through two workouts in mild weather. team
executives awaited the arrival of 1'c:J. I draft choice
Eric Dickerson and awaited possible further nego-
tiations with No. 2 pick Henry Ellard.
approximately $500,000 over three years, while the
player is seeking $600.000. Sunday. ball card• deeter• wlll be dis-· If .1 Gr•D Prix
Bealdes base • star• and othef Sar •• . . .. r1er• w\11 compete playing pictures. statues. po • some of the world • top Ten Summer Gran
S TV d • collectlbles. • I auction each day. I the second annual Hang nd Mfles wtilcl'I Po rt s 0 n ' r a I 0 Also schedu~ HS•~ Aaron wtll be on hand ~rlx ot aurf!~3· 1a1n'~=~an BeaC~· "7 Bueball grea both days tromnoon-3 p.m. t>eQlna July ~ Qcean eeacti ,..ug . .,..
TELEVISION toalgnautograp~ommy Davia wtll also be In Other tltea Include _,,,,, 20-21. Com-
Former Dodgers!~ sottJgraphaonSunday.July and Huntington ~tor 2o.00o In Pflz.e • 8 a.m. (7) -GOLF -Final-round action of the attendance to gn petlt1ora wtll be ,,,.ng
British Open in Southport, En~land. 24.For more Information. phone 996-3160 or money. hone ~1-3253 or
WOMEN'S OLF Final For more Information. P
• I
Dickerson, a running back from Southern
Methodist, was given pennission to fly from his
Texas home to Southern California Saturday night
11 a.m . (2) --· -round 870-4432. 5• ~~~~~~-i~~~..:~;;~ ............ 1911111!~!'!!!~~~=--..:.~;;!~;';9~)2;3~3~-7~4~·· ..................... --: coverage of the McDonald's Kids Classic at Malvern, ~ -+--~•
Pp. 4) -A1JTO RXCING -The C"°ART Michigan was expec to ta e 1s physlcaJ exammauon
500 telecast live from Brooklyn. Also, the men's aerial this morning. His first practice with the Rams will be
this afternoon. obstacle course in the "Survival of the Fittest"
The Ellard situation remained in a stalemate,
however. Mike Blatt, agent for· the wide receiver
from Fresno State. was talking to the Oklahoma
Outlaws of the rivalJJnited States Football League.
Rams' officials say they have made their final offer.
competition, taped at Sun River, Ore. (5) -
BASEBALL -Angels at Baltimore.
l p.m. (2) ·-SPORTS SUNDAY -S .T . Gordon
defends his WBC cruiserweight title against Carlos
"Sugar" De Leon in a scheduled 12-round bout,
telescast live. Also, the conclusion of the Tour de
France bicycle race, taped earlier today,. "The Rams have negotiated in good faith
through the 15th (of July),'' said vice president John
S haw in a prepared s tatement. "We were able to
ulfill the contract needs of 12 of our 13 players
d-or their agents. We feel the offer we made was
2 p.m . (9) -GOLF -Final-round play in the
54-hole MerriU Lync h/Golf Digest Commemorative
Pro-am taped at Newport, R.I.
5 p.m . (7) -FOOTBALL -USFL Cham-
pionship game, Philadelphia vs. Michigan, live from
Denver.
alid."
Shaw was at the team's practice field Saturday,
atching the mostly rookies and young vete rans and
ould not elaborate on the statement.
RADIO
Baseball -Angels at Baltimore. 11 :05 a.m.,
KMPC (710): Chicago at Dodgers. 1:05 p.m., KABC The Rams are believed to have offered Ellard
NOTICE OF SCOPING
" TWO PUBLIC MEETINGS WILL BE HELD TO HELP DETERMINE TOPICS TO BE
ADDRESSED IN AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR ALTERNATIVE
ORAIMNG Pl.ANS FOR THE COYOTE CANYON SANITARY LANDFLL
ONE OR MORE OF THESE PLANS MAY INVOLVE EXPANSION OF THE SITE.
I
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WHERE/WHEN
• Oas 1 s Center
Marguerite at fi fth
Corona del Mar, Cali forn1~
Tuesday, Juli 1g, 19RJ
7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
.....
Twtle Roell C~yCenter
r", ... ~
....... , '• k • ..
• Turtle Rot~ Cnn.i1untty P.irl
Turtl~ Rotl Drive Irvine, Cal1fnrnld
WednP$day, Ju I y 20 , 198 J
7:00 to 10 00 pin.
The County of o;anqe Environmental Mdna9e"~nt Agency WI 11 tondutt two s~op1n~
meet1n9$ to help determine the •~sues to be a~drPssed by on Envlro1111~nta l
Impact Report on the Coyote Canyon sanitary landf1ll. The ~tudy area will
include the Coyote Canyon landfill and surround1n9 area located south Of
Bonita Canyon Road between ~acArthur Boulevard and Culver Or1ve.
The reetings are scheduled to afford an opportunity for the publ ic lo learn
aboul the alternative currently under s tudy, to ddvlsP the County .is to the
feasib1l1ty of these dlt~rnattves, and the anticipated environmental impacts
or these alternatives. The County will consider all written conments re-
ceived 1n response to the scoping notice and all test l~ny received al the
scop1n9 meetings 1n detid1n9 the issues that w1ll be covered In the EIR~
rallure to partic1p4te in the scop1n9 process or to ton11ient on tl'le scope .ind
content of the envl ro001en tal document Sheil 1 be (,()ns1dered .i9ree111ent with t hP
proJect deHrlptlon, l ist of POHih le s1qnHlcant rnv1ronrnent"I Impacts , and
other scoping matters contained In this notice un wh1 t h no comment Is received.
An in It I a 1 study ( (nv i ronmPnta 1 Asst>ssmenl) has bt!en tum11 let eel on the proposed
alternatlve grading plans for the Coyo te C.inyon l.indf1ll. It ts anticipated
t~at .ipprova l of one of tht>se alternallves could hdve an impact on the fol lo.<·
Ing environmental factors : l andfonn, a1r quality, water quali ty, blolo91cal
resources, cultura l/sc1enttfit resources, aesthetics , land use. transportdt1on/
circulation systems , housing, public heal th dnd safety, no1\e, and publ ic
services and utilities.
This lnl t 1al study and ot hrr 11roject lnfonnat•on is avat lablE' for 1nspe{tion
at the County's (nvirOM~nt11 l Ho11d9e~nt Agency, Environmental Analy\IS Ol vf-
sion , 400 Ci vic Center Drive We$!, ~anta Ana , Cdl ifornl11.
written and oral stat ement~ from any Interested penon or •1roup regarding the
proPo~ed landfill f~provements wil l be rPtelved .it t he CIR scopi ng meetings
for entry Into t he off1t lal t ranscript. Written COll'lllents on environmental
concerns to be covered In the EIA wlll be, accepted until 4:00 p.m. August 8,
1983. Corrrnents and any Questions on the EIR should be sent to "'· Robert
Rd$by , CMA Cnvtronllltnt•I Ant1lysls 01vlslon, Post Q(flte Box 4048, S•nt• Ana ,
California 92702-4D48, 714/834-2070.
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TH•D ltAC•, 3SO verdl.
Me rcua E a prau <Tr aa HH t ) u o 3.40 2.10 .Motlltr Supreme (Chavta) 4 00 3 40
Hl11n \/CK1ue CCrHcitrl 4.IO AllO raceci· Klnnlk"'nlclt, Allirt Clllca ,
Azure HumDOldl, Im Oule Touctt, Blacklool
Sut n.,,. 17 12
,OUltTH RACI. 3SO vero,. Deal In Cu ll (Ptknln) 3.60
Bllll11111Jev Plmcll (T rta\urt)
ChOO CllOO Boom (Adair)
240 240 360 )00
310
Profit Ship· Also reead Rubvs Khan Arll\1,
P\iin, Our Si>Klal O.slrt. Terrific
IH ve. Bev Slrldtr
Time 17 71 n ~XACTA ( 1·1) paid SlHO
f'IFTH llACE. 400 vero'
Barbarv Tou l IPtllnlnl 2t 40 12.20 S.00
Ma51tr Alarm (Merril ) 9 60 S 20
SoverelQn Bow (Haril 2.ao
Al'o raced Crlm•on Rovue. Mr MOOn· ~r~.1~kv Htmo, Jonedoo. Sllawne(o, Pau
Time. 19 ... U IXACTA ll·t ) P81d JlM.40.
SIXTH ltACE. l SO vero' Sotll•rY Jet (Clafln•> 15.00 9.40 6.00
Joe Are Cool (Lackev) 6 oo 4 60
Ima Gun Run,..r (Cl'lev11) 4.IO Also rec:ed: Pal\ Bov Jo, Arme11 .Jon, Mallv Miio, SkYbo, Sliver Grey Fox, ZlnllO
Ch•r11e, Codt Of Tiit Wtsl. Time: 17.70.
S2 •XACT A 19·1) oalel 172.10
SEVENTH RACE. 400 verdl Rockev (Cruger) 16.60
Rlcn Lau IBlevln11 Pasaroontes llunnv (Aelalrl
"''° rac,eo: Pfefftrnuue, LadVbuQ. 0..1 A1>aln
S.60 J,20
1.60 3.IO
2.60
CoatcrH k
Time 19.13. S2 IXACTA (5·3) Pelo Sl)O 20.
•IGHTH RAC•. 3SO varo1 Ohl;aMQO (Bard) 21,20 11.60 7 60 Sllaw!MI Sult {Adair) 11,00 UO
Face D••• (lrNwreJ 11 oo AIM> rack· Lalar CllerQe, Folfv• lland, Roule Creek. BuoalOl.t Mllltr. Jo1oOa BHn,
Slrete Touc:tt, Slllln On Tiit Celli.
Time. 17.'9. n U(AC'TA (7·3) oald 1174 20.
S2 P'tCK MX (6· 1·1·9·5·71 oakl Sl,"97 20 wllh 111,.. wlnnlnQ llekets {llve llorsas).
Carrvov.,. POOi: S31,47S.4S.
NINTH RACI. 400 vtrOl.. """e In lie C.r-(.£-dw r) 13 IO •.OO 110 Tolllac (Ward) • 1.60 2.20
CtleO. T!>e Charh (Hartl ' 3 40 Also rec.a: Our Ttllrd Oetllll!t, M8n In Tiie Morlev, Lord Lark, Oalll For
Olamonch . Oki Love OI Mine, Sir C11nanova, Tiii' Cnlckl Got 11
Tlma: 19 71.
U •XACTA (1·7) oald 121 40
T•NTH ltAC•. JSO varal
"'" Oolly (Her•> 2140 11.IO 7 oo Her Turn (Mllcllalll 4.IO • 00
l<errv N On (Leet.•~ 10 'O "''° r aeec1: Fir• POllcv. MT Eoonv Orum,, Ft l•tv Cerot, Cooles Nlceiv Ea\v
Ju•n. So.incl SC>Klel. Oetracllon.
Time 17.t 7, U fXACTA (1·61 otid 121940
Al1en<1ance 12,951
H911YwMCI p.,tc
SATURDAY'S 1t•Mn.T'l
(61&1 "' ............. ,,_.....)
,.IT ltAC•. 1 1116 ml!H.
Tolo's Prince (Mua) 37.20 17AO l ,IO
Treblten (Plncn l 10.20 S 20
TllrH 8 115 (McCarron) l 20
ABO reeed Out Before Ot wn, c 111wev,
Ptnkle\ IO Olct-.141. Fabulous RHlOll. Pro•
OIOlous, N•l•llaPUt, BIOw Tao•.
Time: l:CS 1/S.
SICOND It.ACE. 6 tur!OnQs
Bebe Oo (Valtnzuelal 19 00 UO 2,IO
ln4u• Star IC>etenouuave) 2 IO 2 20 Sorv Oancar (Pedroza) 2 .0
Also raced Vlron, Road Ktnv, \•lrH lll, Plloenla WlnQ, Llwelv WOOClll l'd.
Time. 1:11 .
U DAILY DOU9LE 19·3) o.IO i'31.20
TH•D ltAC•. 6 turlOMlll Cornman' O.ar (lllackl 9.IO 4.20 3.IO
Oonl,loo Tllamu,1c <Oelehoun•v•> ).00 2,60
Su~ Olsh IFuenlH ) J . .cl Also r•ced. Foay l oy, Surlln Culle, Bon
Null, Jeri's Lucio.. Oare Her
Time· MO. u &XACTA (I-oil O•ld SIO so.
,CXHtTH ltAC•. 1"-milt• on turf.
G real Gre nOs on (McCe rron)
1,.0 4.00 u o
RomPln' RUCI• (Velenzue1a 1 4.00 2-60
Vorlaufer (FU1'1tn ) u o Al'° raced· Chuckv Bebv, Prince 81ak-V1 JohanNsbarg, Wiid Oeli 11
Tlma 2>16 215 u U ACTA 16·21 oalo 161 00
'1,TH llACI. 1 turlOlfO•
Som etll lng Wonde r tut IMcCrn> ) 20 2.60 2 • .cl
Geeilc's Sport (MtH) • UO J.00 T!>e Ellle Lord (Black) 3 20
Also receo Flett Nau.re. Male Adaol9'<.
Suotr Olamonct. FIHI Scr•""'-
Tlmr 1:21 2/S u •XACTA U·S) oa•o "40.00
SIXTH RACE. 1\oo miles
Bn ufort (Plncavl 6 00 3 20 Juntura (McC9'ronl • 20 LiOhll'laWOholme (Ptd<OH I
)00
)20
4 IO
AllO raced R'9hl on Rad.
.., .. , to Go, One Mort Act
Time: 1:51
Sir Sier. A
SEVaNTH ltACI. IV. mllel on tuf1. Role!ldo (Pedroza) 17 40 S.60 l.60
TlmC>trleck IHawlav) 3.00 '40 Ntw PtnnY ITorol 2 IO
Al•o recld. Jusl Arrlve<I, Smo~lnQ Gun,
FJylng G-. Lloulllcallon.
Time: 1:4' 4/S
U fltACTA (6·11 oald '"I.SO
U P'tCK SIX (3· 1·6·3·2·61 1>•kl 11,654.IO
wllh 1 IA wlnnln11 llcketl (llvt hof\e'l Carryover POOi 1111.on .,5
•tGHTH RAC•. I 1114 mile,, Polav IMCC1rronl J 60 2 ~ 110
Wti•ern ISIOlll9) 4 00 3 60
SanHllONll Guy (Wlnlanel) 3 20
Also raced: Mtlch Wlnnar. Hend-
One. F'91111'1Q Fil, Menen1la1
Tlmt. U3 U IXAC'TA (6·2) Peld M2.00.
NINTH ltACI. One mllt on turf
lllKk SulD/>l.tr ( Pll'Cav) S 00 3 00 110
Watllea Roell \McCarron) UC> 4 .O
unradlartt (FUlfllHI 7 70
AllO raced: Monltlalr. Trlfono<Nt, ~H
Prince, P'llle Tate, 9uObltne Under
T Ima: 1.lS 21 S. u UIACTA (3-1) oald its.so
Alllnd•llC8: 40, 195.
I
' ~Q
lrttwl Open
lat *"'""· llltllalldl Torn WtllOll 61·61·10-lOS
Cralo $ladle< ., 10 12-206
Oevkl Graham 71 ·'9 •7-207
lt•Y Floyd 71·6'·69-201
Nlcll F•lelo 61·61·69-207 LM Tr•vlno '9·6'·13-20t
Fuuv Zoetllt 11-11·67-209
Mar~ Mc:NuitY 12 '9·61-209
Andy titan 70·'9·70-109
Hall lrwln 69·61·7?-209
Terrv Gela 11·'6·71-210
HafOIO Htnnln{I 71·'9·70-210
JOMO'LH rY /4•61•69-211
$eve B•lleal.,.os 71·71·69-211 Paler Jacoo .. n 72·69·70-211
8111 ROll•rl 67·71-13-211
ltOOQer Devi' 70· 71-1~211 Chrlsly O'Connor 72·69·71-211
Curllt s1ren111 74·61·7~212 Howard Cle rk 71·71·6~12
G•rv t<och 75·71·..._211
~lrnon Hobclav 70·73·70-?13 Bernard GelleQ~ 12·11·10-)13
cnro Mooelv 14·69·70-713
Mark Je>11nso11 70·12·71-213 llrlan Walle• 70·10·7)-213
ran ColUn' 7o·a ·61-21l Graham Mar'h 69· 70·14-213 Denis Ournlan 73·6'·74-11J Mike Su"lvan 72·61·74-214
Manuel Calero 10·1S·tt-?14 Tlanla Brltr 7 l-74·69-214
Het Sutton 61·11·75·214
Mlk.e lr!Qham 11·73·70-714
Vt UQhanSomef\ 61·7S·71-214
Arnold Patll'!t r n 74·61-214
Mar~ Jame• 10 10 74-21•
Tim Simoson 73·69·72-114
Vicente Ftrnenoei 70·77·12-21•
Tonru Neh mura 73·'9·72-21•
Ron•n Rafftrly 1S·t7·7l-215 fom W•IMIOPI 73·73·69-21S Torn Kiie 71·72·12-21S
Mlk• McCut1oU9h 74·69· 72-715 Huber-I GrHn 69·74·72-21S 8ern11ero LanQer 47·72·71>-215
Jacll NlcKlau' 71·72·72-?lS
Sam Torrance 41·13·74-21S Ee monn D.,.cy ,. 69·12·74-215
Klkuo Aral 74·61· 7S-216
Larry Nttson 70·73·7>-116 Gre11 Normen 7S·71·10-214
Yu·Shu H>leh 11·72·7-217 Bobbv C1tmpet1 14·11·11-117
Lannv W•dklnl 71·73·72-217
Ma'8hlro Kuremo10 70·14·73-717
Clive Tueller 13·11·73-717
Cllltn·Soon LU 71·71·74-217 ... _ .. Qvallfy
Peul Hoed
Manlmo Mennelll
S.ndv Lyle
Peter Fowler len Mo .. v
Nell Cotes Mike Ferguson
Jonn Bl•nO
Wavne Gr aov
HUQl'I BelOcChl
Paul Ct rrlgfll
Peul W•v
Craig OeFov -Gordon Brand
Devld Tlloro
-mateur
13·10·1S-111
7S·70·7l-218
73·71·74-1)1
73.72.74 ... 719
73·72·74-219 13·72·74-119
61·16·7S-219
71· 11-16-119
11-13·11>-710
71·12·16-ZJO
11-15·74-210 12-11-1.-nr
73·13·76-121
75·7'·77-223
1S·11·~114
OMad Cttln Ooen
(el Caal V ... y, .. )
Den4'or1man 61·6S·6S-19t
Morris Hale"kv 41·6A·67-1'9 Denny Edw•rdl 66·6A·69-199
Pevne Stewerl 6S·68·6a-199
Pal Llndwv 45·66·69-200
Lennie Clemen•• 67·61·6S-200
D:A Wfl 65·66·49-700
S.mmv Recllt4' 67·6A·69-100 Scot! HOGh 69·•S·67-201 D•vlel PtoP4H 49·6S·67-20 I
Jon ChelfH 61·62·71-201
Ron Strack 66·61·67-101
Lon Hink.le 69·66·60-20 I
BuddV Gardne<' 71·66·4S-?01 Ml~e Moriev 10·0 ·67-101
Oavt E ~nelbarcit< 68·61·66-107 OeWlll WHver 61·6A·71-102
Lenee T tn Broeo 68·63· 71-203
Tl)omu Grev 68·68·61-703 RIC~ Pear~on 11 63· 70-104
Brea Saxon 68·66· 70-704 Lon NltlHn 71 ·67·66-104 Curt Bvrum 63·67· 7•-704
Jim Oenl 69 69·67-20S TOITI Lenmen 47·67·71-20S
Jav Cuaa 61·68· 10-205 Jef! Sender. 49·67·69-20S
Steve Hart 49·65· I l-20S
Bob Entwooo 66·'9•10-70S
BOb Bowd 66·10·10-106
Ken Gr"" · 11·61·61-206
1100 Charle' 10 68 61-206 Lerrv Mire 69·66·11-106
JOO.. Mudd 61·71·61-206
lv•n S<nllh 69·67·70-206
Erle Batten 70· 10-6a-206
RatC>f> l •nGrum 49·65·72-106
am ~enoer 61·67·11-106
Devld Oclrlfl 47· 10·69-10t
Howard Twlltv 61·67·'11-106
LPGA tourntm«Tt
(el Mtlvem, ~a.)
B•'" Oanltl 67 71 ll-2 II
JoAnne C•rne< 12·69 71-213 P11111 s .... nan ,.. 17·1>1-214
Sandra Hevnle 11· 70· 14-71~ l(e1nv WM worrn 72·70·7)-llS
Laure Cole 72·11·73-216 An,..·Mar•e Pelll 69·1S·72-7l6
Juav Clark 73 ·73·11-217
HOllll S•ecv 73·13·11-711
Debell• Mellltrlln 71·1J·lt-219
Ketllv Martin 10·75·13-111
Jan SleP!len1on 76·11·71-219 Jo Ann w u nam 11· 1l·I s-110 l tAnn CMladO 70· 13· 77-220
Pal BreOlev 7•·13·13-110 Cellltrl,.. Penlon 14·14·72-2?0 VlclOTabOr 11 12·11-110
Ja11•I Col.. 16·13•11-110
Celhv Mone I0-13·11-221 Lvnn Slronev 17·12·17-121
Beto King 13·11·16-111
Jt,..Blaloc~ 16·13·11-221
Donne Ceoon• 11 1•·1>-111 eo.-ne Whtte 12·1•·1r-221
Mvra Van Hoou 19·11•10-111
Sanora Pelmer n 13·11-711
Jene 1.oci. 13·73·16-211 Sanora Sc>uzlcn 75·71 7t -771
Lenore Mu•-• 13·13·71>-m
Marlene FIOvd·OeArmen IS·l 1·16-211
Je,..t Anderson 1'·70·79-273 a. .. er1v Devi' 7t·71·1'>-213
Marina Neu" 11·14·n -11l Amv AICOll 15·74·7.-113 Pa t MaVtf\ 73·76·14-lD
KelMV McMul4e<'I 7S· 7'·74-11)
Carole Cna•oon11lar 1'·76·7>-173 8elh Solomon 73·1S·JS.-?13 Marlene HaQQe 1•·74·1.-22•
Ca thy Mani 76· II· 77-1'H
Pennv F>ut1 74 1•·)r11•
Mlndv MOOre 73· 17 1'-724
Mertv Olcktf\On 11·74·71-774
Connie Cr.lllaml 16·14·7._12•
Meroe ~lubblell•IO 17·1S·72-'1?4
KelhY f>oslle••••l 77·7S 1J-22S
PGA. mOfltY leaden
( Tllroutfl July 10)
1 Hat Sullon
2 Lannv Wed~'"' 3. Ben Cren1llew
4. Gil Morgan
S Fun v Zoalltr
6. Tom Kile
7. Sevt Belle"•'O'
I Calvin PHI•
9 Tom Watton
10. Rev Ftovd
11 Fred Cool>l"
11 Craig Sladltr
ll Hale lrwln 14. Oevld Grah•m
1S Mari. McCuml>er 16 Jonnnv Miiier
11 llob En lwOOCI
11 Jim COIO«I
19 Gerv KOCll
20 Kellh F.,.ou'
21 Chlo Beck n. Bob 0 !Ider
n.Anc1v a..~
24. J•Y Hall
U L•rry Mhe
26. Ru Caldwe+!
27.l lll R_,
29 i..rrv Ne4•04\ tt. Eel Flori
;io, Curll• S•ranoe
) 1 JKll Nlekl•u\
>~ llruce Llellhe
33. MIU Nlcoltlla
)4, Do ld EC1werd1 >S .IOM Cooi.
3'. OOn POOlev
)I. G•rv Hellbe•Q >a $toll Slmo•on
>9. Jim Nellc><d
.c>.11ao ,t.011I •1 Wayne Levi
42. Jeci. ltennar
'3. JoM Menatto
44, lom ~11rtrtr
&$. l'alar JKObMn
'6 .. Jim Tt\orlll &1 l..on Hlnlite 4 OOutTawllll
... Mlkt SU•lven SO Pav,.. :,1.,.ar1
SI Ilene. Healnet
S2 Miki RtlO SJ aot10Y ci.m11e1t
M OrHNormen
U T , .. CllullO CM~
)117.l" 17S,651
147,119
13S.m
m .021 nt,391
207.1JJ
11t,6SI 193,976
171,tOI
170,SIO
16t,615
161 '°' 160 t90 1 .. ,,,,
144,321 13U 2S
135,00S
134,SSO 1"4.0ll
130,657
130,552
12',779
17S, Ill
12A,111 m.sst
llt,621 115,44.1
IU.561 11),271
1",351
111.7'3
110,'37
106,717
106.064
104,lOt ......
... 094
'7.$01 94,3'7
84.lot ••. ,.4
14,31'
13.694 • 17.!.U
11.1 .. t i.Gel
19.771
7t.4t•
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6',7'6
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Lovvena . Mlu lon v 1a10, 71S 59 2, Cl\rll
$nod41 GfU I Brtteln, '19.44 J. Oen
Wa hon. A.•l'llafld, KY. 617.46 4, ROn Marriott. Roc1tlor<1, In , 616.44 5, CerlO•
Clron, Mulco, 601 71. 6. SllV• Frtley,
AullraJla. 577 SO 1, Ricardo Btnuelos, Ma•lco, )62 0 I. Nl~I $1alkovlcr., ~u1irl•,
SSOS9 •OO trH -I, V1-dlmlr ~l!'l~ov, USSR,
J S 1 60 2. Ju'"" L.arn1>er11, Au•lrella, 3·5S.J9 l, Tony Con>lllaro, OouQla\IOn,
N v , l:S4.?7. 4, Peter Srmlell. Canada,
l 57.IS S. Gr .. me McGulflcto.e, Aualrell•,
3·51 n 6, Fr•nt. l•t,ono, Mlu lon Vlelo, 4:00.0S 1, Wavnt SlllJl(nQIOfl, . .lu,1rana.
4.02.04 t, Mike O'Brien, Min ion Vlelo,
4'06.54 200 lndo -I. ,AlekHndr Slelorenko,
U~SR. 104 07 7, Biii Barnill, Lo• A-Nil,
7-0S.10 3, lit , Narllo,111 M•l•ude. Japan,
2.ot 51. and Pablo Moreles, Senta Clare,
1 oe SI S, Jonn Savre, Mlu lon Vlt lo, 2;09 4'.
•. Kt llclll Onera . Jaoan. 2 10.SA 7, J ustin Lemt>eru, AuSlralla, 2 11.03 Sanaor
Wieder, Hunger•, dlsoualllled. so lrM -'· Joh" S.uetland, s11ai.er
HelgllU, Olllo, 23 24 2, Robin Leamv, L~
AnQtltl 23 2S 3, Oevlo Lowt. 'C•H I
Brllt ln. 23 41 4, Mar~ Slockweff, Austrelle,
13 45
WOMEN ]·meter \PflnQbOard diving -I, M4!9an
Never. Min ton Vle;o. 4'9 30 2. wenav Wyland. Plltslora. N v .. '8S.OO. 3, Veronlea
RlbOI, ArQentlna, 431 ?7 4, Ella Tenor;o,
Me•ICO. '32 71. 5. Anc>e.I• Ribeiro. 8ra 111.
A73 SA 6, Guedt luoe Cancesco, Mexico,
417 60 7. E•tttla oe I• Torre, Mexlc:o.
409.90 No ttl11111n 400·melltt' trff -1, Tilfanv COiien,
Mlu lon Vltlo, •:13 S7. 2, June Croll. GrH t Britt in. 4.1~.9S 3. AnNI ~Venn. Au•tralla, 4.16.20 4, Stacv ~oe. Cerrllos, 4.17.12 S.
Florence Berur, Mlu lon Vleio. 4;17.33. 6, Tami Bruce, Min ion Vlelo, 4 19.IO z.
Juliane Broum•n, Paramus, N.J .. 4:20.79 I.
Jullt OtlQnH ult, Ce nada, 4:24.31
100 l!ldo -1, Pelra Scllntlder, E8'i
Germanv, ~,1 .79 2. Cornella Slrcll, E8'1
Germe nv. 2:1 .74. 3, Jiiiian Co411nQwOOd, Au•1ra1la, • .S9. 4, MeYuml Vokovama,
Covina. 2:22.71. S, Vera B•rker, Min ion
Vl•lo, 2:23.69 6, Amv Whlle. Min ion \/l•lo.
2:24.40. 7. Anette Ptllllou p.,, Swaoan.
7:24.41 I, Laurance Ben\lmon, Min ion
Vlelo (Franc:t ), 2:2S.03. SO trff -1. Oare Torrn. Min ion Vlelo, 1S.19, 2, AnQel• Rus1at1, Au11relle, 16.66. ],
1.aurle LeMtr. Fort Kno•. Kv .• 26.90 4, June Croll, Greal Brllaln, 21.14 S, AQnel•
Erlkuon, Sweden. 27. lS. 4. Amv Caulkln•.
Nuhvllle, Tenn .• 17.23. 7, Cornella Slreft,
EH i Gtrmanv. 27 30. a, Jenna Johnson.
Senta ROH . 21.51
NFL ~ro-SMMlll ~
(Al T'"-' Lecall
Sllturdll y. JvltY JO
H .. el,ameGMM
p 111,br,trgn w' New Or&eans a l Canton.-.
Ollto, 2 p.m. IWEl:K 1)
T1111rlday, Aue. 4 Balllmore al Hou11on, 7 om
r<rldav, Aue. 5 Oetroll el PhlladtlPllla, 7·30 o.m Seallle al Denver, 7 p,m
SalurO.Y, Aue. 6 San DltQO al Rems, 1 p.m
San Francisco al ltalden. •-o.m.
Buttato at Clllca110. 4 p.m
Cleveland al "'"" Bev, 1 om. Ken'u Cllv et Clnclnnell, 7 o m
Miami et Della•. 8 om
Mlnnesot a v • .SI. Louis et LondOn,
England, S:JO D m PllllDUtQll v1 New En11tend at Kno•-
vllle. 7 JO P,m New Orleans al Tamoe Bev. e om
WH nln11ton et Allanll. I p m
Sunde Y, Aue. 1 New York Je11 al New Vork Giant,, a
pm
IWEl:K 2l
f'rideY, A-ll Clnclnnell •I wa,hlnvton, 7:JO om. Grffn Bev e t $ealtle, 7'.30 o.m.
New Yorle Giants el PlllsburQll, I om
Salur'daV, Aue. U
R•'-' t t New York Jels, Glenl•
Sledlum. I o.m.
Allente al Denver, 1 D m
B•lllmort a t Mlnnesote, 7'30 om.
CnlcaQO al St Loul>. • om
Cltveland al BuftelO, 4 o m.
D11roi1 11 Kt n1a' en ... 7.30 o.m
New Orlean. al Miami, I om
PtllledelPllla al San 0 1"10. • o m.
T e moa Bev at Hou1ton. I o rn
Sunday, Aue. 14
New Env••na al San Frencl,co, 1 p m
MefldilV, Alie. IS
Dallu at Rems. 1 o.m.
tW••K l l Th11rldav. Au .. II
New York Jt ll el Clnclnnall. 9 o.m "rl4a ,.. A 11$. It
Miami al We•hlnglon, 8 om. Minnesota at S.etlle, 7'30 o.m.
S.llKctay, AYe. 20
New England •I Ram•. I o.m CnJctllO al Relclen, I o.m
Allen1a el Temoa Bev, a Pm.
Baltimore el New York Glenh, I o.m Bufl•IO a l Oetroll, 7 P.m. Clavtlllnd at Oenver. 7 D m
HoustOI) a L,New Orr.ens. 7 om
Plllledaloflla •• GrHn Bev, 2 pm
Plll1bUrC1h el Oatlu , I P.m. St Louls et itensas Cll v 1:30 pm
Sen Francisco at San DI~. 6 P.m
IWIEEK4) ~y. AV.. li .
PllhbUrQh al Ptolleoe!C>hle . 7!30 o.m. , .... v. A"9 lll6
Rams et San 0 1990, 1 pm
Raiden al Cievelan<I. I om
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triumphs
• twice
NEWPORT. R.I. (AP) -Den-
n lS C.onner, the defending U.S .
skipper in lhe America's Cup
races, got off to a good •tart ln the
second round of Cup lrlals Sat.ut·
day by guiding his new 12-meter
yacht Ube!Sy to two victories
over Defende .
C.onner. w struggled to a 5·6
record during the first round of
trials, had little trouble in the first
race. He grabbed a one-minute,
14-second lead on the windward
leg of a shortened triangular
course, lengthened it to 1:25 at the
second mark and br.eez.e<i to vic-
tory in 1:09 under stifl winds of
14 to 18 knots on Rhode Island
Sound.
The second race was marred by
an apparent collision between I.he
gleaming 12·meter yachts when
the back of Defender slid near the
rear quarU!r of Liberty while I.he
boats were fighting for the best
starting position.
Defender got off to a 35-seoond
• lead ln the race after officials
ruled Liberty had croaed the line
too early and had to restart.
During a furious tacking duel,
in winds that reached 22 knots,
Liberty pulled even and then led
by 27 seconds at the first mark.
She gradually increased the
margin and won by 2:39 aft.er the
fourth and final leg.
Defender, 5·6 in the first round
of trials, hoisted a protest Oag.
The observation trials, which
run through July 27, give the
New York Yacht Club an.other
chance to study all three U.S .
boats in head-to-head competi-
tion. During the selection trials,
which begin Aug. 16. the club will
decide which 12-meter yacht has
the best chance of defending the
sailing world's top piUe.
~U.S. entry has lost the Cup
in the 24 races held since the boat
America first won the trophy in
18M. I
Tinsley Light
last to finish
Trans pa ~ race
HONOLULU (AP) -Michael
Grandin's 36-foot sloop Tinsley
Light passed the Diamond Head
finish line Saturday to become
the last boat to finish the 32nd
Transpacific Yacht Race.
Tinsley Light of the San Fran-
cisco Yacht Club fi..nlshed the
2 ,225 -m i l e L os An -
geles·to-HonoluJu cl"O!Wng in 13
days, 23 hours and 11 minutes.
T he 67-foot sloop Charley of
the St. Francis Yacht Club of San
Fra ncisco w on first-to-finish
honors last Monday.
Another St. Francis entry, the
46-foot sloop Bravura. was the
unofficial winner with a cor-
recl,ed time of 7 days, 22 hours
and 55 minutes.
Second and third corrected time
leaders were the 50-foot sloop
Great Fun, also of the St. Francis
Yacht Club, and the 40-foot sloop
Skysail out of the Santa Barbara
Yacht Club, respectively ,
Class A was led by the 50·foot
sloop Oyxaca of the Monterey
Peninsula Yacht Club in Santa
Cruz. while Great Fun led Class
B. Bravura was first in Class C
and Skysail took Class D.
COHE N • a •
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million outdoor pool to be used for
the 1984 Olympics. The four-day •
meet concludes today.
Cohen . the best woman dis·
tance freestyler in the U.S .. said.
"I'm happy with the win (400)
although I came out too fast and
felt tired in the final 200. That's
because June (Croft of Great
Britain) was pushing me. I was
kind of disappointed in the time,
because I did 4: 1 J ~ree weeks
ago, whlch is my all~ best.
"I will emphasiu> the 400 and
800 freestyles because there is no
1.500 in the Olympics,"
Springboard diving events
were held shortly after it became
known that Sergey Shllbashvili
of the Soviet Union had died of
Injuries suffered in the platform
event of the World University
Games a week ago.
Greg Louganis of Mission VieJO
won the men's springboard and
Megen Neye.r of the Nadadores
took the women'a event.
Lougan.l.a won the platform
event In the University Games,
making hi.I final dive after the
Soviet was Injured.
"It was very difficult for ~ to
get back on the platform and do
the same dive he had done," uld
Louganis.
Louganill ICOred 716.~9 potntl
and Chris Snodt of Creat Britain
wu tee0nd with 619.44.
Second place f.n th~ women'a
dlvlni went to Wendy Wyland of
Pittsford, N.Y ., wtth 485.00 '°
489.30 for Neyf'r, who won the
event with he.r 10th and final
dive.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 17, 1983 U
uildi~gs designed by computers
vii!! archite~ture firm has pioneered the use of n1achines to draw new structures
PHlt SNEIDERMAN Deir .........
gene McLean admits he en-
tered aome resistance and
ptici&n seven years ago when
urged the dlrectors of his
•tecture and engineering firm
begin using compute(S to draw
buildings.
cLean works for Albert C.
and Associates, a Los
eles firm that al8o maintains
ange County office in Irvine.
is the company's director of
· (or Orange County.
He believes the turning point
in late 1981, when the
pany was designing a 70-story
h-riae office building to be
tructed in Singapore. Abrupt-
McLean recalls, the clients
ed on a Friday and said they
ed major revisions in the
· gn of the building -and the
rk had to be completed Monday
ln time for a board meeting.
The architectural firm's com -
puter specialists w ent to work on
the revisions over the weekend
and finished in time Lo satisfy the
clients.
"It was a (drawing) task that
would have been totally imposs-
ible to do that quickly by hand,"
McLean said.
The local Albert C. Martin
office has piont!ered the use of
computers to· help destgn build-
ings.
Among the Martin structures
that have been at least partly
planned and designed by com-
puter include Tower Three in the
Douglas Pla74, Irvine; two build-
ings in Koll Center Irvine; Can-
adian Indemnity Co., U.S. Head-
quarters in Cost.a Mesa; Nexus
Co. 's Laguna Hills Financial
Center Building; Parker Hannifin
in Irvine: and the California
Federal Savings and Loan Com-
puter Center in Rosemead .
McLean said the Martin firm,
which wai; established in Los
Angeles in 1906, has invested
Delly ..... ,.,.._-, LM ,..,_
FJlo<""A8'"""-architect Erik Johnson desjgns._a siru_cture with the help of a computer.
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several million dollars in com-
puter equipment for the Los
Angeles and Irvine offices during
recent years.
Yet he said clients are not.
required to pay higher charges
when computers are used on their
projects.
"Any savings in time goes into
providing better service to
clients," he said.
McLean describes several ad-
vantages ia designing by com-
puter. Onc1P'the basic d«:Sign and
dimeMions of a building are in its
memory. the computer can rotate
the image to show perspectives
from au sides of the structure or
can enla rge a small portion of the
drawing.
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Such work, if done by hand, Is
extremely lime-consuming and
perhaps less accurate. In addition,
an architect can easily call up a
part of a n earlier building. say, the
elevator area, and transplant it to a
newer project, with or without
modifications.
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After a building is designed on
the computer, a fast-working
printer can turn the image on the
screen into a paper drawing that
can be shown to the client. If the
client requests changes, the com-
puter can be asked to quickly
revise the design. Again, this is
work that once had to be done by
hand -slowly
Dire'ctor of d esign Eugene McLean, seated, and
Robert Braunschweige r of Albert C. Martin &
Associates look at a printout of a computer design.
Below, the computer design of the Nichols Institute
in San Juan Capistrano.
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According to McLean, another
advantage of computerized
architectural work is that nwner-
ous records such as billings, draw-
. ing and oonfe rence reports, can all
be stored together electronically.
Formerly, the paper records
might have been kept in several
different locations.
"We let the computer keep
track of where everything is," he
said. "We can ask it for infor-
mation by key words, by job, by
date or by any combination."
With a chuckle, McLean ex-
plained the greatest advantage in
lettingacomputerdothe work "It
doesn't spill coffee on the draw-
ing."
Take a trip, hut study rules first "
l
By Sylvia Porter
Of lhe l>ellr -,,.,.
These are the weeks when
going with your spouse on a
business trip in which you mix in
pleasure and top it off with tax
deductions become joyous indeed -
but only if you know what you can
write off. how much and how.
item-by-item expense record.
-Lodging. When accompanied by your spouse, · '-;
you may deduct the price of a single room, even . :
though that may be more than half double rates. , 1 • .l.
Under a 1982 law change. if you have a vacation ~··
home. you may deduct the proportionate cost of using _
that vacation home while away from your principal ~
home in pursuit of your trade or business. ~
If typically you spend a lot of time in more than
one place, you must be aware of where your principal
pjace of business is. Say. fot.J,ostance, you live in
Boston, do some business there' but spend 80 percent ·
The Internal Revenue Service
code has volwnes of cases, rulings
and regulations on this one subject.
Below are the basics on maximizing
your deductions legally.
-Transportation. It is more advantageous for
you to squeeze in some relaxation on a trip made
primariJ y for business than for you to squeeze in some
business on a personal trip, says Ken Brewer. tax
expert at the top accounting firm of Touche Ross in
Stamford. Conn. For primarily personal trips where
you work in a few client visits, only the expenses
incurred for the business side trips are deductible.
but the entire round trip is deductible for a primarily
of your time in Springfield, Mass., where your _;
COTQpany's offices are and where you stay in a hotel ·°$
You would not be able to deduct your hotel expenaee ~
in Springfield but you would be able to deduct the
business portion of your expenses for your home in
business trip. · .
If you go by car and take your spouse along, your
spouse gets a free ride. Also it is usually best to deduct
your a~ual car expenses rather than the 20 cents per
mile allowance. That 20 cents doesn't cover the
expense of running an average car today. Ask your
spouse to keep your records for you .
lf your transportation is unusually costly -a
chartered plane, say -expect the IRS to challenge
you. particularly if a spouse tags along.
A 1981 change. however. allows a deduction of
up to $2.000 for conventions on a cruise ship provided
the vessel is registered In the United States and all
'ports of call are in th e United States or U.S.
possessions.
-Secretaries. You can deduct a secretary's pay
and travel expenses if it is necessary for you to have
one with you. A 1977 case permits deducting the
expenses of a spouse on a business trip provided he or
she possesses secretarial or other busin~-related
skills needed on the trip.
Boston plus Boston meals.
-Down time. 1f your business trip involves
staying over during a holiday or weekend, expenses
during those extra days are deductible. 1f you leave
on your business trip Thursday, cannot return ·
beca~ of business until Monday. the weekend days
qualify as business days.
-Entertaining. Deducting social eve.nta such as
the theater or a ballgame is less questionable on the '
road than at home. At home, there must be
substantial busines.9 discussion before or after the
social event.
Beware: Don't jeopardize entertainment deduc-
tions by having too many people at a party. The IRS
may call it a goodwill expense rather than a
deductible busin~ expense.
-Foreign travel and entertainment. Rules are
more stringent than on expenses incurred in the
United States. Canada and Mexico are not coiiaidered
foreign for this purpose. There soon may be new U.S.
tax laws andor treaties to allow foreign convention
ru.les to be dropped for Caribbean countries. Part of
President Reagan's Caribbean tax incentive plan
would qualify these countries for special treatment
(proposals in process).
For further details. write for the IRS free
booklet, Publication 453, "Travel, Entertainment
and Gift Expenses."
..
-Meals. All meals are deductible on overnight
and ext.ended business trips. On one-day business
trips, thoufh, OrVY meals at which there are business
discussions are deductible. Non-business meals are
not.
lf per-diem reimbursement for meals and
lodging does not exceed $44, you need report only
where you go and for what purpose. When deducting
more than the U.S. government's per-diem allow-
ance for a particular area. you must keep an
("Sylvia P or ter's New Money Book for the 80s," .
1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal ·1 ••
money management, is now·available through her · i
column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling
to "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s," ln
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Increase in dividend reinvest plans
I
NEW YORK (AP) -A grow-
ing number of businesses are
offering stockholders a chance to
. build their ~take in the company
by automatically reinvesting
dividends in additional stock
purchases.
Although not for everyone,
dividend reinvestment plans offer
a convenient and Jess costly
alternative for a shareholder who
can afford to take a long-range
view of his investments. The plans
also give businesses a less ex-
pensive way to raise capital on a
regular basis.
Moody's Investors Service Inc.,
which regularly surveys major
businesses. said in its latest review
that 531 companies were offering
dividend reinvestment plans, 43
percent more companies than
were using it at the lime of a
similar survey ln 1977.
Georgeson" Co. Inc .. • leading
Investor re lations consulting flrm
bMed in New York. aaid lta latest
survey identified 1,300 djvidend
reinvestment plans serving 6
million shareholder accounts.
, Robert Swadosh, a senior vice
president of the company, said the
number of plans has doubled ln
the past five years.
"They have become increasing-
ly attractive Investment vehicles,"
he s&d.
Once a shareholder decides to
participate, dividends are auto-
matically reinvested ln additional
stock.
Either the company or its agent
bank keeps records of the trans-
actions and sends statements to
the stockholder on how many full
or fractional shares he owns. the
price per share and any service
charges.
Swadoeh said his firm's survey
showed three-fourths of lhe com-
panies offering reinvestment
plans have addlUonal Incentives to
coax ahareholdera to participate.
Commonly, companies will pay
the brokerage fees ueociated with 1
buying or selling shares under the .~· ·t plan, provide free storage and ··~
security for the certifiCates and
waive ot reduce fees u.oclated \·
With selling small numbers of
shares.
Some companies may a.l.a give
reinvestment plan par\idpantl
the chance to invest a limited
amount of new cash a.Iona wtth
their dividends to buy additional
shares .
Others may give shareholden
the option to reinvest only a
portion of the dividends, return-
ing the real ln cash.
Reinvestment pt.ns will fre-
'luently allow busi.nemee to off«
new laeues of stock. avoid.lJ\l .ne
of the coeta a.ociated with mar·
keliftl the new W.ue publicly.
Swadoeh said hil company'•
rurvey showed 200 relnveetmenl
plans offer lhareholden di8coUnta
when purchasing ortgtnal share I olfennca. • r
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Bradshaw h. n ew exec at'
California resale Volume mounting
Mesa firm
Latest sales figures point to contin ued·recovery l rom h9using depression in s tate
Dk k Bradshaw of El Toro, until
recently vice president of land
acquistion at Broadmoor Homes,
Irvine, has joined Warmington
Homes r;'lc. of Costa Mesa as
director of land acquisition. 1t has
been announced by James P.
Warmington, president. I Bradshaw is responsible for
analyttng available land' parcels,
dee.ennining their worth, and
neaotiating the transaction.
His land experience began with
the California Division of High-
w•ys in 1959, when he started
Dick Bradshaw
LOS ANGELES -Statew ide
home resale volume in May in-
creased 9.4 percent over April to a
seasonallly adjusted annual rate of
362,611 units, reflecting the
strongest sales volume for the year
and the continuing recovery in the
California housing sector, the Cali-
fornia Association of Realtors has
announced.
On a year-to-yea.r oomparative
basis, resale activity increased 58.6
percent over May 1982 levels, the
largest year-to-year increase since
1971, when estimates for the
yearly comparative statistics were
first compiled.
REAL ESTATE
reached their low in the present
economic environment. While
interest rates are not expected to
rise significantly further, the fact
thRt they have begun an upward
course suggests the potential for a
stalling-out or slowing of the
recovery.
wW continue to ensure that home
prices rise at a moderate pace."
The proportion of mortgage
financing provided by institu-
tional lenders continued to in-
crease in May 1983 with
cash-to-new-loan financing (in-
cluding FHA and VA) accounting
for 63.3 percent. of all
single-family home purchases.
This compares to the 60.5 per cent
of resale transactions recorded in
this financing category in April of
1982. Assumable financing, with
or without junior trust deed
financing, declined dramatically
from 33. 7 percent of the trans-
actions in April 1983 to 21.1
percent In May this year. nu.
figure compares to 54.8 percent of
all transactions registered in May
1982. Owner carried primary
financing increased aomewhat
during May 1983, accounting for
5.7 percent of all tranaactiona as
compared to 3.5 percent in April
this year.
The median time on the market
before sale indicator increated
somewhat during May 1983 to 79.2
days for single family existing
homes. This is an increase of 3.6
days over the April 1983 median
time of 75.6 days and 1.7 day
increase over the May 1982 me-
dian of 77.5 days. purchas in"g freeway
rigbts-o(-way as an associate
right-of-way agent, a positiQn he
~ for four years. He spent
another four years with Atlantic
Savings .and Loan Association of
Loe Angeles as senior appraiser,
evaluating all types of land.
another four-year stint as vice
president of sales and marketing
for Affiliated Properties, Inc., a
Los Angeles firm specialWng in
rehabilitating and selling fore-
closed properties for a group of
financial institutions.
"The fall in interest rates from
last year and the increased avail-.
ability .of institutional funds has
sparked the recovery in Cali-
fornia's housing market,'' said A.
Gordon Nicolson, president of
CAR. "The recovery process since
the · beginning of the year is
impressive. Resale transaction vol-
ume this May was 42.6 percent
above that registered ln January
this. year, reflecting the magnitude
of California's underlying pent-up
demand."
The median statewide sales
price for May 19lJ3 increased 1.0
percent ($1,163) over April this
year to a record $113,896. This
constitutes the fifth consecutive
month of price increaaes on a
monthly basis and reflects the
contin~ improvemen\s in hous-
ing activity. On a year-to-year
comparative basis, home pri<.'es
increased $3,660 or 3.3 percent.
Des ign serni~ar planned
That was followed with yet
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Low interest home loans n ow available
LoJ. interest4. home imp{'Ove-
ment loans Crom 6 to 9 pereent are
now available to Costa Mesa 0 residents through the city's Hous-
ing Rehabilitation program.
Recently allowable income
levels were raised so that a family
of four earning lea than $26,000
can qualify for a 6 percent loan or a
9 percent loan if earning less than
$40,444. For more information call
754-5327.
The extent and strength of the
recovery, however, remains some-
what uncertain, Realtors caution.
As recent evidence suggests,
interest rates may have. already
"Throughout the first five•
months of 1983, annualized home
price appreciation has registered
between 2.6 percent and 3.6 per-
cent, indicating that prices remain
firm~ but are increasing below
historical rates,"said Joel Singer,
CAR vice president of Planning,
Research and Economics. "The
high real cost of financing, as
compared to its lower cost during
the year:' of rampant appre<;iation,
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Ch an g i n g co n·s um e r
pre ferences among the
home-buying public toward prod-
uct design and marketing tech-
niques will be the topic of dis-
cussion at the July 27 meeting of
the Southern California Sales and
Marketing Council of the Building
lnduatry Asaociation in Newport
Beach.
Sharing the platform will be
Ken W. Agid, a real estate market-
ing consultant, and Dan McBride.
speaking on personal development
and motivational sales.
Advance reservtions may be
made by calling the BIA office at
(213) 250-8965. Ticketa are $20 for
SMC members ands $30 for
non-members.
The dinner will be held at 7
p.m., preceded by cock1aila at 6 in
the Terrace Room of the New-
porter, 1107 Jamboree Road, New-
port Beach.
A spectacular choice of homes
· and estate sites behind
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THE GALLERY
CO LLECTION
Belcourt's most prestigious
offering. Four custom home
designs of impressive
dimension and lavish
appointments.
From $950,000
guarded gates in NeWport Beach.
THE MANOR
COLLECTION
Highly traditional single-family
detached homes of up to 4,411
square feet.
From $720,000
THE TOWNE
COLLECTION
Spectacular townhomes on a
grand scale-up to 4,579 square
feet of interior living space.
From $525,000
THE CUSTOM
COLLECTION
Estate-sized home sites, some
large enough for a substantial
home, swimming pool plus
regulation tennis court.
From $350,000 according to
size and view.
I For Information (714) 720-1016
•XC81' •MT .. ANO.ID
See salespenon for details .
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In the 'dream come true' category
pictured here are some of the items solid-gold
bidders will vie for in the 'Bid for the Gold'
auction on August 14. Jan Young, (left) cuddles
up to a beautiful black and red fox peplum from
Mr. Jacques at Fashion Island. The fur is just part
of a fabulous shopping spree through the ele~ant
0 AS T
&Tray of Newport Center stores lucky bidders will
scoop up and revel in. The lady in red (at right)
is Latry Bissell in a glittering scarlet beaded
gown designed by Bob Mackie for actress Mitzi
Gaynor. It is certain to set off fireworks wherever
it's worn. The ladies are escorted into the palmed
and polished Newporter by Bill Johnson of
$ I ¥! #¢44?¥ c P
SUNDAY, JULY 17 , 1983
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Exquisite Limousine who will provide another
platinum pair with first class transportation for a
weekend shopping spree through South Coast
Plaza that includes hotel accommodations, a
picnie, and stops in dozens of the Plaza stores for
items like the Alexander Julian fall ensemble
shown here from Saks Fifth Avenue.
'Bid for the Gold' auction o:ffers big rewards
Race down the Colorado River in a raft, loll in your
·condo in Tahiii for two weeks, sharpen your swing with
a day of golf lessons from Lanny Watkins, privately
swoon over an autographed Elvis Presley record.
The possibilities are endless and the rewards
priceless if you 'Bid for the Gold' at the Orange County
Olympic Celebrity Auction next month. The best OC has
to offer will go on the spirited auction block of master
moderator Bob Abell A~t 14 when The Newporter
hosts a glittering evening of Olympic proportions. Over
60 sizzling donations raJ)iing from Ultrallte aircraft to
movie star wardrobes have been donated to the OC
Olympic Committee for the best of all reasons, raising
money to support the training of young athletes for the
international gam~
Peggy Cotton has applied h er renowned talents to
organizing an auction committee and a Sunday evening'
to remember. Along with an enthusiastic assemblage of
hard-working volunteers, acquisition committee
dynamos Jan Young, Carol South and Larry Bissell
have cornered the market on definitely desirable items
for charitable sale.
In the 'dreain come true' category are some of the
items solid-gold bidders will vie for. There is a black and
red fox peplum from Mr. Jacques to cuddle up to at
More to life
than youthfulness
See story Page C2
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Fashion Island. The fur is just part of a fabulous
shopping spree through the eleg&nt array of Newport
Center stores lucky bidders will scoop up and revel in.
. Also up for the bidding is a scarlet beaded gown
designed by Bob Mackie for Mitzi Gaynor. It is certain to
set off fireworks wherever it's worn.
Bill J ohnson of Exquisite Limousine will provide
another platinum pair with first class transportation for
a weekend shopping spree through South Coast Plaza
that includes hotel accommodations, a picnic, and stops
in dozens of Plaza stores for items like the Alexander
Julian fall ensemble from Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. July 17. i983
Getting a creative paint job ... on the nails
BYVIDA DEAN .,., ..... ~ .....
.. Hot Dots". -
Your own creativity comc.-s mto play with this
nail pllinting idea from Cutex.
And what on earth are "Hot Dots?," you ask.
"Hot Dots'' means wearing-dots, spots, dashes
and splashes of contrasting colors on nails. It's
creating your own nail "paintings" in the tradition
of a modem artist.
Newest colors in the bold Cutex palette are
Snow White (a pure white polish) and Slinky
Black (black as the midnight sun), both creams,
plus frosty Diamond Oust (opalescent), Black
Shimmer (glitter) Torrid Red and Purple Pas&on.
Try black on white. White on black. The color
combination doesn't matter in this fun idea .
. Gloria Barton, the company's fashion and
color director, says the trend toward nail painting
with black and white polishes was first spotted in
Europe.
In Pari$, teen-age girls were observed
wearing layers of black and white clothing -
everything from ruffled blouses to T -shirts to
mini-skirts. On their nail.a they wore blacl( and
white nail enamel painted with creative designs.
Inspired by the innovative styles, she decided
to bring this black and white idea look to the U.S.
For the more sophisticated generation, the use of
solid black or. white nail color is the fashion news,
as can be seen on fashion pages of French and
Italian Magazines.
Dr. Michael Solomon, consumer psychologist
and assistant professor of marketing at New York
University says ~ere is a strong motivation among
teen-age girls to be "in."
"During the teen years we are under the most
peer pressure. We want to be individuals but will
not go out on a limb to do so. Nail painting is a way
to be daring and dilferent without alienating
yourself from the group," says Solomon.
"Also, each generation needs a way of
VD~
To get racinf stripes simply apply
coats of ba4(kg ... und color and, when
dry, paint a bold contras\ing stripe
right down the middle ol the nail.
establishing their own~ntity and pick up on
something new which · es em their own style. ,,,.
Black and white polish y have been used before
Hot Dots! Nails are first painted with
Slink~ Black and then dotted with
Snow White e namel.
but this generation is making it totally theirs by
using it with wild and crazy dots and dashes. It
seems to vary in tune with today'amonochromatic
music and fashion trends," he adds.
If you dare -here's the way to get dots and
other designs: v Start by applying the nail primer
ba.se<:oat. Next, using the applicator brush from
the enamel bottle, apply one coat of the color
you've chosen for the background. Stroke evenly
over the entire nail. Allow to dry and apply a
second coat.
v When thesecondcoatisdry, dip a toothpick into
the bottle of nail color to be uaed for the dots. (Put
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To make a big splash even when
you 're not at the beach, flasf! your
fingers painted first with Snow
White and then splashed with Purple
Passion or Torrid Red frost enamel.
aside the regular applicator brush for chis step.)
Just to~h the nail with the tooth pick. Randomly
apply dots until the nail is covered. Allow plenty of
time for the dots to dry. If you are nQt into dots try
other nail designs such as racing stripes, finger-
waves, or paint on flowers or even lady bugs.
Theee designs are no\ for the timid, but for
thoee with nothing on their minds but having fun.
Thei-e' s more to life than youthfulness
BULLOCK'S SCP: Informal
modeling of children's sportswear
will take place noon to 3 p.m.
saturda)' on the upper level In
conjunction with J'iational Ice
Cream week, samples by Simac,
cotton candy, popcorn and Bull-
ock's clown will be available.
• • •
NORDSTROM: Red Door
beauty clinicz by Elizabeth Arden
artists will be held Monday
through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. each day. Reservations may ~ made by cilling the South
Coast Plaza store at 549-8300, ext.
122. Monday through Wednesday
representatives of Guerlain will •
be in the cosmetics departmen t to
answer fragranre questions and
discuss the company's new bath
and bc?dY line.
• • •
CALENDAR
NEWPORT HARBOR
ASTMISTRF.sS CLUB mem-
bers will meet Monday at 11:15
a.m. at the Reuben E. Lee res-
taurant. Women interesf.ed. in
improving their communications
skills should call Beverley Dickey
at 536-2916 for information or
reservations.
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EXECUTIVE WOMEN IN-
TERNATIONAL. Orange County
chapter, will tour Aminoil USA,
lnc.'s Huntington Beach facilities
July 19 beginning at 5:30 p.m.
Buses will leave the Seacliff
Checks, both bold and
small, wilt be a popular
daytime look this fa ll
from Adele Simpson's
1983 collectjon.
By JENNIFER JUERGENS n. •111 r'1t1C ,,._
NEW YORK -At 51, Elissa
Melamed, Ph.D .. baa a few gray
hairs, a few wrinkles -and the
body of a Jane Fonda. She says
agingisdifficultforwomen today,
but she doesn't seem to be having
any problems.
But there w as a time when she
wond~ed whether she had been
"clinging to faded youth," and
whether other women felt am-
bivalent about aging but were
afraid or ashamed to say so.
"Middle-age women are bom-
barded by media images (in TV
commercials) who are not too
terribly e xciting ladies to identify
with, and we either pour our
money into cosmetic surgery or
buy the idea we're over the hill
and give up," says Melamed.
"We need some women who
look fantastic. who are fantastic.
with gray hairs and wrinklE!s,
with the signs of nonnal aging,"
she says.
A psychotherapist, Melamed
cn:ated a consciousness-raising
group in New Mexico for women
over 40 and has discussed the
problems of aging with women in
this and other countries. She
talked to academics, actresses,
farm wives, housecleaners, les·
bians and nuns, women ranging in
age from 21 to 94.
S he has put it all in her book,
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Elissa Melamed says
aging is difficult (or
women today.
"Mirror Mirror. The Terror of Not
Being Young."
There are 35 million' American
women over the age of 45, but
they are not the only ones who
find the idea of aging difficult. It is
also painful for younger women
who realir.e that their attract-
iveness, their social worth and
their value will · diminish with
time, she says.
"Being older ia a problem for
both men and women but looking
olderls women's special-problem."
Melamedaays. "lnouraociety,itia
acceptable for men, but not for
women, to age. Men grow dis-
tinguished; women ~t older.''
A man'• prime corresponds lo
his ec:onomic peak. at age 40 or
later, whereas a woman's prime
corresponds to her reproductive.
peak, her 20., she points out.
Today, Melamed says, women
earn only 59 percent of what men
earn. partly because many women
are absent from the labor force
between the ages of 25 and 35
when advancement is most rapid.
That absence also reduces retire-
ment benefits, which are geared to
:~~uous work histona·es. $he
F.conomic security is impor t
in dealing with aging. she no .
"women who live for and
wrap their lives around that role
end up more depressed and un-
happy an&-1beU;: h usbands don't
necessarily stay with them any
longer," she says.
Some men leave their wives for
younger women. Often older
women will find that 25 years of
faithful service carries little or no
economic security.
"We're in a time of transition.
though," Melamed says. "On the
one hand, the 'youth trip' is more
intense than ever. We're spending
$300 million a year on ocmnetic
surgery and $3 million on face
creams alone.
"On the other hand, the aging
population is better educated and
reali.ze8 they have a right to be
who they are."
Women have become more in-
dependent, she says, adding that
she at.resees the importance of
independence and a career to her
three children.
"What makes us happy is
involving ourselves in something
larger tlfan our own little lives."
sa'ys Melamed. who has been an
'educutional consultant and psy-
chotherapist for the past 25 years
and is al8o working for nuclear
disarmament.
Younger women with children
don't have the time to do the
things older women are free to do.
she says. while older women who
do have the time underestimate
themselves and their potential.
Melamed says women need a
sense of purpoee in life."Bec.ause of
the women's movetnent, women
can make contributions of the
same validity men have made.
"People feel that unless you
look young you can't be healthy.
alive, exciting or attractive. It's
nonsenl'e. One of my great
misaions in life is to break this
constant connection between
everything wonderful and
youth."
Offic~rs take over the reigns for '83-'84 I Country Club for a tour of the oil
field, water and steam treating
operations and the separating
facility. Dinner will follow. For
reservations, call Nancy Wagner
at 999-6037.
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GENERAL FEDERATION OF
WOMF.N'S CLUBS. Orange Dis-
trict, will hold its annual summer
workshop m Fullerton Friday
with Dr. Stanley van den Noort,
vice chairman of the Multiple
Sclerosis board and the National
Multiple Sclerosis board as the
speaker. For information, call
Kathleen Pritc:hard at 526-24 12.
ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN
LAWYER'S will hear Los An-
geles County District Attorney
Robert Philibosian at a luncheon
Friday in Santa Ana. Cost is $9 for
members, $11 for non-members.
For reservations, call 835· 7007.
Mrs. Edwin Ramsey is the new president of the Friends of Newport
Beach Library. Recently, she entertained with a garden luncehon at her
Cameo Shores home for the incoming and outgoing board. Highlight of
the event was the decision to present a check for $16.500 to City
Librarian Judy Clark for needed equipmnent and replacement of old
branch library furnishings.
all-guild fashion show.
Next year the group will be headed by Bette Dobrott; president;
Margie Thomas and Sally Ulene, vice presidents; Ginny Frova and
Barbara Ballman, secretaries; Louiae Schwennesen, treasurer, and
Rosemary Barneson, parliamentarian.
At the installation held in the hom.e of Eve Ho~gren. April 11 was
set as the date of.next year's DPsigns for Diping _;>ow.
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IRVINE TOASTMISTRESS
CLUB members wiU hold their
installation meeting July 25 from
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Great
West.em Savings building. 5392
Walnut Ave., Irvine For infor-
mation, call Nancy Spitzer at
.548-3710.
Other new officers installed by Anita Ferguson, past president,
were Mrs. Leonard Baltzenn Mrs. Richard Hammond and Mrs. Douglas
Ostman , Vice presidents; Mrs. Donald Sloper. treasurer; Mrs. James
Hall. recording secretary; Mrs. Walt.er Goeggel, historian. and Mrs.
Gilbert Ferguson. parliamentarian.
• • •
Cinderella Guild of Childrens Hospital of Orange County has the
Jislinction of presenting the largPSt amount donated by a guild in the
history of CHOC-$60,082, the net proceeds from its Designs for Dining,
Christmas card and s tationery sales, cookbook sales. bridge and the
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Starts
Monday, July 18th.
Our Special Sale
Infant to •ize 14
369 E. 17th St., Costa M111, 642·4714
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Shlrley Lampert has been installed chairman of the Friends of
South Coast Reper tory Newport Beach Guild. Barbara Grady, direcotry
of Development for the theater, also installed Alex Perkins, vice
chairman/program; Marty Hunt, treasurer; Brenda Curtis. ways and
means; Ann Ruth Wiersema, secretary; Katie G ransee and Doris Pascale,
rnembership; Bettina Trumball and Barbara Reily, hospitality; Holly
Service and Doris Kirst, office rescue; Dorothy Schrupp, invitations, and
Kathy Stuart, publicity.
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antiques. accessories. ;irea 'rugs. lamps and flrt
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 17, 1983 f 3"
•
Two groups talk about fund raising at pre-party parties
By VIDA DEAN Of"-DelJ ..... IWt
' Strategy can be fun. O ften m this area it
means a party.
The trend seems to be if there's a big
fund-raiser schedulea, the principals get together
and discuss the e'!'ent with a bite to eat.
Two organizations holding pre-parties last
week were the Sophisticates talking about the
Aug. 7 Ferragosto at the Villa Nova and the
Designing Women discussing the Aug. "27 "South-
ampton Soiree" at the Morthland's Moss Point in
Laguna Beach .
. The Sophisticates and guests, about 60.
boarded the y~cht "Quest" (an anonymous donor!
was told) at the Villa Nova and and cruised for two
hours w hile discussing among other things the
Ferragosto. Restaurateur Jim Dale explained'that
a Ferragosta is an Italian August holiday. (His
mother, Charlotte, says in Italy Ferragosta is held
Aug. 15 and is similar to our Labor day.) . -.
In 1977 the Vila Nova (marking its 50th
ann.iyt'rsary this year) held a similar alfresco event
with food. wine and entertainment.
Carlyn Steiner is chairman of the Sophisti-
cates' benefit and proceeds will go to support the
up's Solid Gold Rummage sale (Oct. 29 at the
airgrounds) which will in turn go to the
Assessment and Tl'leatment Cent.er.
George Dashiell, president of the ATSC
board, spoke briefly about the organization w hose
objective is "arrest the problem -not the child."
Others aP<>ard were Steiner, Betty Klein,
Lynn and Jim Dowty, Carol Lind, Golda Johnson,_
Peggy Ford, Marcia Adler, JoAnne Mix who
arrived w ith Ann Pange (both wearing white
jumpsuits), Mary Ann Miller (wearing a red
jumpsuit) and Annette Hurwitt (wearing a leather
knit sweater sh e bought on recent trip to Turkey).
, Jane Minsk and Jan Toohey.
Four hundred are expected at the a ffair to
dine on the cuisine of Central and Northern Italy
urrounded by the murals of Stefano Faulk
decorating the restaurant and enjoy the entertain-
ment of Sam Guiliano and band and tarantella
dancing.
• • •
The Designing Women, a support group of the
Laguna Beach School of Art, is also expecting 400
at Moss Point. Some of the same people wtl1 be
there because the chairman is Jan Toohey.
The black tie dinner-dance auction at-
phere will be reminiscent of the elegant and
pulent parties at Southampton. In fact, one of the
omes on Connie and Andrew Morthland'•
ree-acre waterfront estate, resembles the Van-
erbilt home in Southampton whe re Gloria lives.
(History lovers -this house was built in 1917
Ann Pange (left) and JoAnne Mix,
in almost ide ntical jumpsuits, climb
aboard The Quest for cruise.
Murie l R eynolds and Jan Toohey
with the view awaiting Aug. 27 party
guests. •
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Connie Morthland and Nancy ..
Busnell with Moss Point home in ·
b ackground.
~ C.ol. Edward House. advisor to President
'ilson, for a summer home. Wilson visited there
h en he was touring the West to get support for
e League of Nations).
_ Gloria Bradeson, Mary Lou Molande r and Mary Lee Beck
(from left ) discuss designs on fund-raiser.
--George Dashiell, Jim Dale and Carlyn teine r (from left )
tal~ Ferragoslo. ..
Invitations to the soiree will go out on Aug. l.
rding to Nancy Bushnell. Allayn Stevens'
ting of Moss Point will be on them.
Since we are in to history-two of the auction
terns being discussed at the pre-party (a salad
uncheon) were a Robert Adams sideboard made
England. circa 1780to1800 and very rare French
· es of the 1920s and 30s.
Now we'll get current -Kitty Leslie of
eiman-Marcus will present a musical spectacular
eaturing fashions by Krizia. Armani, Valentino.
dolpho, Galanos and Bill Blass, to name a few.
The tennis courts will be tented for dining
Boutique Inc.
(Marie Pezzlo is in charge of catering) and dancing
after guests enjoy cocktails in the garden with its
splendid view.
Muriel Reynolds, founding member of the
Designing Women, was at the luncheon in
Connie's home along with Mary Lee Beck,
president, Hiiary Imes, Jolene Parllam, Gloria
Bradeson, Pam Goldstein, Jane Ward, Cissy
Sharp, Barbara Bowle, Carol Acke rman and
Betty Kemp (a fterwards she was playing tennis.
C.onnie lets the community use her tennis courts,
after-they make reservations of course, and gives
the fees to the school).
Elegance in women's attire
Grand
Opening
Summer~
Sale :}!
Top American & European
designer fashions
Starts July 18
Moved from Westcllff Plaza to
1803. Westcliff Dr.
(former location of Suko
Creative Designs)
10 am to 6 pm Mon-Sat
( 7 1 ~) 548-8365 ..,,
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: The Boston
Globe ran a stDry bpsed on findings from
the Mayo Clinic magazine recently. ltsaid
more men die on Saturday than any other
day in the week. This stud y included men
who died of aU causes, not only heart
dileue.
The figures ran like this:
Ssturtlay 119 Wednesday 97
Sunday 110 Thursday 92
Tueeday 102 Friday 84
Monday 100
The article said the results of the study
might be interpreted as evidence that the
home environment is more s~ful than
the work environment. What do xou
think, Ann? If this is true. it doesn't -say
much for Family Life, USA. -OLD
CYNIC IN CAMBRIDGE
DEAR CYNIC: I would never sec·
Allll IMDllS
ond·gues1 the Mayo Cllnlc. It 11 one of tbe
greatest medical centers In tbe world.
But people don't always die at tbe place
where tbey experience tbe most 1tre11. A
man could have a horrendous fight wllb
bis boss on Friday and go home and die on
Saturday.
Tbe only logical explanation 11 that
Friday ls tbe night most people tle one on.
Tbi1 means overeating, too much booze,
too many beers, drug altase, etc.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: While scan-
ning the death notices in the Seattle
Post-Intelligencer recently I ran across
the following: 1 "Gray, Kenneth M. Age 16. Beloved
son of P ete and Lois Gray. Brother of
Kimberly. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
John Overvoid and Ruth Gray. No
services. Remembrance: Please donate to
your children in the form of love and
understanding while there is still ti9le."
I am sure there is a sad awry here, An11.
Please print this as a remjnder t.o parents
and children to love one another. -
CONCERNEDTEACHERINTACOMA
DEAR CONCERNED: I can add
nothing to that sad deatb notice and your
poignant admonition except my con·
dolences to the bereaved family.
Drugs? How much is too much? Is pot
OK? Is cocaine too much? If you're on dope
or considering it, get Ann Landers'
all-new booklet, "The Lowdown on
Dope." For each booklet ordered, send
$2.00 plu~ a long, self-addressed, stamped
envelope (37 cents postage) to Ann
Landers, P.O. Box 1191.}5, Chicago, m.
60611.
GOlfN ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
DEAR READERS: We
.._ve had muy requeet1 over
the year1 for thoae hand•
that we coa1lcler to be our
favorite1. That makee quJte a
li1t. For the time being,
therefore, we are devotiag
the SUDclay column to a
eerie• of fa.mou1 buds, At
the encl of the eerlee, we wlU
p bull to our weekly que1·
tJon ud u1wer colwnn.
Both vulnerable. North
South have 60 on score. East
deals.
NORTH
• 54%.
~ 1075
<> Q83Z
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WEST EAST
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0 75 ¢J6 + 1098762 + K 54
SOUTH
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0 AK 1094
+A
. The bidding:
East South West North
J 'V I + 2 + eas1
Pa111 2 O/P.a11 Pas1
2 <::? 3 <> aH Pas1
Pa11
Opening lead: Ace of •.
This hand was played more
than 30 years ago by the late
Walter Wyman. For s heer
Machiavellian guile. I know
of none to e4ual it.
This hand is from rubber
br idge. and the North·South
score forced East·West lo be
a trifle competitive. There
was nothing wrong with the
final contract.
Wyman was on lead. He
rett certain that he would not
rind t hree defensive tricks in
his partn•'s hand and,
although declarer probably
held the king or spades, he
could see only two tricks in
his own hand. So he made the
devilish lead of the ace or
spades, then s hifted to a
heart.
Both declarer and East
thought that Wyman had led
a singleton spade. so when
East returned a s pade.
df'clarer naturally finessed.
Wyman stunned everyone at
the table by winning the
queen. He lost no time in
returning a heart. East won
and led a third spade, and
this lime Walter ruffed to
defeat t he contract.
Now il is true that, ir West
leads a heart, East can defeat
the contract by winning and
shifting to a spade. West can
take the ace queen and
return a heart, then get a
ruff to set the hand. But East
might t~ke two hearts, or
shirt to a club instead of a
spade. In any event. we much
prefer Wyman's bit of
larceny. We doubt t hat we
would even have written up
t he other defense!
flMA· IOMlfCI
People on . diets are not the same
eethearts pie remember when they
are pigging out.
Jolliness turns tD irritability, shortness
of temper, and a general falling apart.
Little things get on their nerves, like
discovering the answers to the crossword
puzzle..are printed upside down. the dog
belching without so much as an "Excuse
me." and someone putting new toilet
ti8lue on the spindle with the paper
unrolling from UNDER the roll.
U there's anything that ticks me oft on a
·et. it's recipes for diet foods with clever
lllUlll1M~. I'm an adult, for crying out loud. r
lake it. Don't promise me a bowl of
"popcorn'' before I go to bed each night if
the "popcorn" is nothing more than a bowl
full of carrots. celery and radishes. Im not
stupid. I'm bound tD find out and I'll hate
AT WIT'S END
you for it.
Do you know whatall thiscutenessdoes
to dieters? It makes them s uspicious and it
makes them mean. I don't trust any food
apymore with quotation marks around it.
"Chocolate!' eclairs for the dieter (oh,
yeah!) ... Beef ''Gravy" (sure!) ... Grow
Thin "Pizza" (uh-huh!) ... "Hollandaise
Surprise Sauce (ha ha!). •
Don't give me your .. Adam and Eve on a
Raft." Te ll me it's an imitation egg
dropped in a djetary piece of bread with a
hole in the middle resting in a skillet that
has been sprayed by a substitute oil and
has the appeal of lunch at the eye bank.
Spare me your "almost" lasagna. Give it
to me s traight. Dare to reveal that you've
put a lasagna pattern over peeled
cucumbers and cut out something that
resembles pasta, buried them with a sauce
substitute, tDpped by a skim cheese with
less ca1ories than your fingernails.
You're looking at a woman who has
gone down the road that has been paved
with promises and a lot of "Prune Dandy,"
"Pretend Pate," "Creative Ire Cream,"
"Virtuous Short.cake." "Confetti Consom-
me" and "Party Liver." I'm a pro. All I
have to do is look at the bottDm of the
recipe and see those nine little letters,
UNLIMITED. and-J know I've been had.
A friend of mine who lS also a d~iple in
the church of latter-day dieters scanned
the menu in a restaurant the other night
and against her judgment ordered "Waist-
line Chocolate Kabobs." S he had an entire
kabob in her mouth before she realized it
was li ver.
She used tD be such a sweetheart.
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21 MolCan
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22 Western
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23 C1u111c
24 Rock tall
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26 Early Chi·
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28 Reduced in
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30 Irish poet
3 I Shake-
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32 Legal term
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35 -4111ots
36 Blbhcal
Country
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39 Print
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40 Faucet
42 Regret
43 Bobhcal
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45 Sister: abbr
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again
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52 Icy rains
54 Egyptian
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55 Backtalk
57 Challengers
60 Roman
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61 Powdered
soapstone
63 "Saw·
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65 Oort's name
66 Always
67 Blushing
68 Tree fluid
70 Raps
lightly
72 Toadtlsh
73 Poellc
conlracuon
74 Well
ltallan
7!> Hebrew
~his
77 Niie cap1111n
79 Also
60 Church
dlgnllary
82 Anatolian
goddess
85 Escapes
e11tlncllon
3 wds.
86 Moslem
name
87 Surrenders
2 wds.
89 Three In
music
90 Auto
mishap
2wds
94 Plural
ending
95 Sewing aids
99 Hall· Lalin
tOO Transaction
101 Charms
slang
103 D1s1or1
104 0Utd0 s
nole
10S Fancy
marbles
107 Upp11y one
109 High, craggy
hill
110Teases
slang
1 11 Send torth
112 Dropsy
114 Me1al waste
116 BtShop hats
118 Struck
heavlly
11'-€hoo5e
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Greek
portico
123 Fork prong
124 Pebbles
125 Lucifer
127 Sincere
129 Aparlments
British
130 Baseball
position·
abbr
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13A Warrior
Samoa
13S EU
137 College
degree
139 Skillet
t41 Anc1en1
Gaut
14 2 Mor1gag111
144 Ancient
Peral an
t<IS Palm teat
146 Mimic
148 Sun delly
149 Distribute
2 wds
1s1 ·• -deum"
152 or grand·
parenls
153 Enter·
2 wd&
155 Transmuted
156 Reap
158 Flower
cluster
160 Wears awa)'
unevenly
181 Solt plugs
162 Sea eagle
163 Steeples
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measures
2 Sale refuge
3 lowactty
4 Brewers
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5 Overhead
train
6 Mends
7 One or any
8 Hindu
cymbals
9 Minute
particle
10 Generating
plant: 2 wds
11 Professions
12 King
"beaters"
13 Free(ol)
14 Football
lally: abbr.
15 Clipped
16 Keystone
State· abbr
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18 Prima
donna
10 ShOrt
1acket1
20 Mexw:an
uue
27 Encourage
29 Small case
30 Ah met
33 Pelly
quarrels
34 Sultlce
36 Orel paute
37 Feminine
uue
40 Gulde
4 t Yours -
43 Possession
44 Biblical
weeds
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48 Catchall
abbrev1at1on
49 Have lunch
51 Cancel out
S2 "Snooze"
S3 Bapttsmal
waler
S4 Foundalton
56 Trapper
58 Knock
sharply,
2wds
S9 H11r net cap
61 Pear·
shaped'
tones
62 Provides
space
2 wds
64 Health
resorts
67 Withdraws
69 Constella·
lion
71 Bab)'
watchers
74 Bundled: as
cotton
75 "Combos"
76 Rescues
78 "Meek"
animals
81 Young boy
82 Chess piece
84 -Moines
85 Plowed held
87 Serfs
88 Fender
m+shap
90 Des11n1es
91 Dodge
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92 Steir pott1
93 Prohlblll
9S Arreeta
96 Citrus tru1ts
97 ChotGe
group
98 Sallstles
t02 Scrtbbte
a menage
3 wda
t03 Tetegram
t06 Smudge
t08 Lessens
110 Sublets
t 11 Overact
t 1' Thespian
t tS Tibetan
gazelle
117 Poette
contraction
118 Declare
1201nn
t22 Painters,
sculptors.
etc.
124 Baseball
pitches
t26 Eelworm
128 Negauve
votes
129 Worry
t30 NASA'•
concern
t31 Flavoring
133 Japanese
mile
136 Time pertOd
137 Censure
138 Aucllons
140 Jules
Verne's "Captain"
142 Come to
earth
t43 Prosecutor
14S Above
147 Thing. 1n law
149 Soup
vegetable
ISO Summer
"souvenir"
1s2 Chemical
pretl•
154 That ts.
abbr
tSS Helm
pollttOn
1S7 Concernmg
1S9 Wire se<Vlce
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begins 14th season tonight
BY FRED ROTHENBERG Al"r ...........
NEW YORK -The video revolution has
shaken, rattled and rolled one of the most venerable
musical institutions on television -the Boston Pops.
Now don't get the idea lhat Mick Jagger will
swagger on stage and awing the baton, nor will the
Popuhoot a sexy video for MTV. But the 14th season
of "Evening at Pops" on public television will open
Sunday night with a format that includes rehearsal
'sequences and photographic essays set to rril.isic.
"We wanted to break the traditional concert
fodnat on TV,'' says William Oleel, who has been
executive producer of "Evening at Pops" since its
inception in 1970. "Instead of a straight pe.rformance
show, we decided to experiment with one visual
ahow. With most of the symphony shows drying up
on TV, somebody had to be the guinea pig."
'The Making of Jaws 3 -D'
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be preceded by a one-hour syndicated television
special on "The Making of Jaws 3-D: Sharks Don't
Di .. e.
The special, which is being syndicated through
MCA-TV, has been sold to 108 television stations
throughout the country (representing 76 percent of
all U.S . TV households) and will air between July 15
and July 24. (It will be seen locally on KTLA (5) at 7
p.m. Friday).
The special was produced and directed by Mark
Gnman for Alan ,Landsburg Productions and is
narrated by Louis Gossett Jr ., who stars in the film.
Jaws 3-li> is an Alan Landsburg Production for
Universal Pictures.
The Making of J aws 3-D: Sharks Don't Die will
feature special behind-the-scenes footage covering
the production of Jaws 3-D. which was filmed in its
entirety at Sea World in Orlando, Fla.
A highlight of the special will be a sequence
featuring Bess Annstrong. w ho stars with Dennis
Quaid, riding a killer whale, a stunt she learned to do
especially for the film. Alao shown will be the
ext.enaive training of the dolphins for the movie,
including some never-before-done behaviors;
aeldom-aeen footage of an actual shark-feeding
frenzy -with divers nearby under threat of attack;
film of a real shark attack, and interviews with shark~
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wit.h past.oral aoenea of the quaint New England
towns and Berkshire Mountains around Tanglewood,
the orchestra's swnmer home. The montage is set to
music compoeed by John Willialns, who is in his
fourth season as P ops conduct.or.
There's also a behind-the-scenes look at Wil-
liams, as harpsichord player, rehearsing Vivaldi's
'1C.Oncerto for Four Violins and Orchestra." The
program closes with the only visual segment that
works well. It's a tribute to paint.er Norman
Rockwell, w hose classically American faces gain
emotional zest by the lyrics of "America the Dream
Goes On," which also has music written by Williams.
By focusing on the abundant talents of Williams,
the first program becomes "The John Williams
Show." It's been four years since the death of the
Pops' most famous maestro, Arthur Fiedler, and this
program intends to famillarii.e audiences with the
shyer Williams.
Williams is this era's most successful movie
musician. He has scored the music for Hollywood's
biggest box-officP hits, including "Star Wars,"
"Superman," "Raiders of the Lost Ark," "Jaws" and
"E.T. -The Extra-Terrestrial" -the last of which is
performed Sunday by the Pops.
That rendition points up one weaknes.5 of the
broadcast, a noble effort gone awry because it turned
out to be neither fish nor fowl. It wasn't a concert
show, and, as a video-music broadcast, much of it was
flat or cried out for more imagery.
The "E.T." music conveys the spirit of flight, and
it desperately needed some supporting footage. The
same thing with "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" and its
recognizable brooms-and-water sequence from Walt
Disney's .. Fantasia."
"We ran up against ourselves because we
couldn't visually treat everyt.hing," says Cosel. "We
created a bigger appetite than we were able to fill.
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Week's Top Ten
By Tbe A11oclated P.rus
The follow ing are Billboard 's hot record h1t.s for
the week ending July 23 as they appear in next
week's issue of Billboard magazine. Copyrigh t 1983,
Billboard Publications, Inc. Reprinted with per-
mission.
HOT SINGLES
!."Every Breath Y-ou Take" The Police (A&M)
2."Electric Avenue" F.ddy Grant (Portrait-Ice)
3."Flashdance, What a Feeling" lrene Cara
(Casablanca)
4."Never Gonna Let You Go" Sergio Mendes
(A&M) ·
5."WallJ\a Be Startin' Somethin'" Michael
Jackson (Epic)
6. "Come Dancing" The Kinks (Arista)
7. "Our House" Madness (Geffen)
8. "Is There Something I Should Know" Duran
Duran (Capitol)
9."S tand Back" Stevie Nicks (Modern)
10."S he Works Hard for the Money" Donna
Summer (Mercury)
TOP LP~ l."Synchron1city" T he Poli (A&M)
2."'Flashdance' Soundtrack" Casablanca)
3. "Thriller" Michael Jackson (Epic)
4."Pyromania" Def Leppard (l'Aercury)
5."The Wild Heart" Stevie Nicks (Modern)
6."Let's Dance" David Bowie (EMI-America)
7."Keep lt Up" Loverboy (Columbia)
8."Cargo" Men At Work (Columbia)
9."1999" Prince (Warner Bros.)
10."Killer on the Rampage" Eddy Grant
(Portrait-Ice)
COUNTRY SINGLES
1.''Pancho & Lefty" Willie Nelson & Merle
Haggard (Epic)
2. "l Always Get Lucky With You" George Jones
(Epic)
3."Your Love's On the Line" Ear l Thomas
Conley (RCA)
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CAUNOAR DMOYIE * * * "The Deep" ( 19771 Robeft Shaw, Jacqueline Bisset
-5:15-
t!J WHArs~n
-5:30-IJ FOfl OUR TIMES
DRAT PATROL
D V£WPOIHT ON NUTRITION
Cf) ROBERT SCHULLER
61) TOHY ANO SUSAN ALAMO
IZ MOVIE
• • • "The Devil Al\O Daniel Web·
s1er" (1941) James Craig, Edwaro
·Arnold
-5:45-m ~RISTOPHER'S CLOSEUP
-8:00-11 CAPTAIN KANGAROO
D MUSIC ANO THE SPOKEN WOflO ,
D PEASONAL OIMEHSIONS 0 YOUTH ANO THE ISSUES
Cf) SUNOA Y MASS
8)QtNEWS
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Cl) TV-8 LOOKS AT LEARNING
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61) ARTESIAN WELL CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
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• • "Allack F<><ce Z" ( 19801 Jonn
Ph111tp Law, Mel Gibson
(~) MUflDEA AMONG FRIENDS
-8;30-D SERENOIPfTY
I A08ERT SCHULLER INSIDE JAPAN
O PNMETIME
Cf) HERfTAGE OF FAITH
g) SPEAK Ol1T
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61) EUCUO STREET BAPTIST
~ (t1MOV1E * * "Tile IYO<y Ape'' ( 1980) Jeck
Palance, Steven Keats.
-7:00-
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TAAZAH m DAY OF OISCOVEJtY ., POPEYE m> BUSINESS OF MANAGEMENT
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0MOVIE * * * "Grendel. Grendel. Gren<lel
119321 Arnmaled Voices of Pttet usrinov. K•tn Mitchell
Z)MO\IE
"She Dances Alooe ( 19321 K.yia
N111nslc~. Bud CM
-7:30-11 TOOAY'S RELIGION
D BME8AU. 8UI01
I SAFARI TO AOVENTIJRE
JU1Y SWAGGART
8i) a.tSTER ROGERS IR) m> 8USIHE96 Of MANAGEMENT
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H MOVIE * * '' "VK:tory" I 1981) SylveSler
S1a11one. Micllaet Caine
S BENJI TAKES A DIVE AT
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D THIS IS THE LIFE 8 POPEYE ANO FRIENDS D !RJ GOLF 0 UOYDOGILVIE
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ti) CASPER
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~ AEX HUMBARD
0 MOVIE
• • Throw Ou1 The Ard\O< · ( 19751
Otn1 Merril, Alcliard Egan . S MOVIE
* * "legend Of Tile Wiid" 11980)
Dan Hegoe<ty. Denver Pyle
-8:30-
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• FREDERIQ( K. PAICE
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m> BUSINESS Of MANAGEMENT
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c;) RELIGIOUS TOWN HALL
'C MOVIE
* *'' "Jabberwocky 119771 Mlchael Palin. Max Wall
0 MOVIE * * 80 Ste;>s To Jooah (1969)
Wayne Newlon, Jo Van Fleet
Z MOVIE
• • • 'Loro Of rrie Flies" 119631
JllTles Aubrey Tom Clla1>1n
-9:00-0 PRIME Of YOUR LIFE 0 OAAL ROBERTS
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BATMAH
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Sllllone, Carl WNl'*1.
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SlllllOnt, Cail Wealhtn
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Chuck /110111s. Cnt1s1opher Lea
-10:30-
11 ATISSUE
D SISK£L&E8ERTATTHE
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ID JERRY FALWELL fD ON CAMPUS
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BEHAVIOR
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1CIMOVIE
• Megalorce" 11981) Barry
Bostwd<. Petsis Kllambatta
O MOVIE
• • 1 • ·Black Beauty 1197 II Mail<
Lester Wallet Sleiai.
-11:00-
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D THE BEST OF AM LOS
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••1• The Porn Pom G111s (19771
Robert Ca11ad1111!. Jeoniler Asnley
al MASTERPIECE THEATRE
mocEANUS
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a;) WORLD VISION
O ON SPORTSWEEK
-11:30-0 TERRY COLE·WHln AKER
t!°I MOVIE
fl *'> Tne Gun And Tile Pulpil"
(19741 Maqoe Gortnei. Es1el1e Par·
sons
ID CHURCH IN THE HOME
Cl) OCEANUS
@)THIS WEEK WITH DAVI&
BRINKLEY
H FRAGGLE ROCK
0 t.40VIE
* * • "Tile Cowboy AnO Tile lady"
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AFTERNOON
-12:00-
0 THIS_ WEEK WITH DAVID
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EIVIS Presley, Arlllur 0 Connell al THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS
m OCEANUS
a;)MOVIE
* * Sweetllearrs On Parade'
( 1952) Ray Middlelon Lucille NO<·
man
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1S1MOVIE
* * ''l iars Moon ( 1982) Mall Dll·
loo. Cindy FISllef
Z MOVIE
**fl', M&cbelll" (1971) Jon
Fll!Ch Francesca Annis 0.recled by
Roman Polanslu
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• • '> "Budo I 1978) Documentary
O MOVIE •• ·wa1u Acloss Tens· (19821
Anne Arclle< Tetl)I Jaslrow
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Cl)ADAM·12
m> HUMANITIES THROUGH THE
ARTS @ MOVIE
* * * Jump1119 Jacl.s 1 t9521 Dean
Matlin Jeny Lev.is
0 MOVIE
• • Tile Belly 11978) Laurence
Ohv1e1, Robert Duvall
-1:30-D THA rs HOLL YWOOO
Cl)ADAM-12
m HUMANITIES THROUGH THE
ARTS
H MOVIE * • A11ac11 Force Z t,'JeOl JOhn
Pntlhp Law Mel Gibson
-2.00-e GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
D SUPERCHARGERS
O GOLF
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• *'' 'Strangers I 19791 Belle Dav.
1s Gena RONlanOs
Q) MOVIE * • C11y Beneath The Sea 11970)
Roberl Wagnet Stuall Wtltlman w HUMAHmes THROUGH THE
ARTS
'1)GENESCOn
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( 19441 Thomas Mitchell. Anne
Baxi er
S MOVIE * * '. VICIOI / 1198 IJ Syl~let
Stallone M1ellael Caine
-2;30-
0 SUNDAY
9 GIUIGAN'S ISLAND
D GAEA TEST SPORTS LEGENDS
W HUMANITIES THROUGH THE
ARTS ~Al MCGUIRE OHS PORTS
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M!Cflael Pahn Ma• Wall
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• * 11 Strange BenavlOI' ( 198 I)
Mir,hael Murphy. Louise Fletcher
-3:00-
f) 2WITHYOU
D MOVIE
,, •'•·On Tile Double 11961) Dan-nt Kaye Oana Wynter
II @l AMERICAN SPORTSMAN m> AMERICAH STORY
CE STARTREX a! THE ROAD TO LOS ANGELES
(ff a.«)VIE
a • '" ·vie10<-y' (19811 Sylvestet
Stallone. Michael Caine.
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{0 WITNESS THE IMPOSSl8LE
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( 1967) Olelt Van Dyke, Debbie Rey·
nolds
61!) AMEAICAH STORY
-4:00-
• RODEO PAO TOUR U.S.A. 0 MOVIE • * "The Oevll's Rain· ( 1975) Emesl
Borgnlne. William $1\elll8f
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• • •-, "ClllnO 119731 Clwllls Bron·
IOll. Vlneenl Van P111en
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Palance, Slevtn KtalS ro1 MUN>Ell AMONG rR1EHOS
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D1in11t, Allan .ion.s. PIUI Robo$0ll
-4:30-
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CJ) IH SEAACt-1 OI .. ID WASHINGTOH WWl IN
REVIEW m> AMERICAN STORY
WELCOME BACK, KOntA
D MOVIE • • "80 Steps lo Jonah" (1989)
Wayne Newton, Jo Van Fleel
lllMOVIE
• • • "The All·Ameflcan Boy"
( 19731 Jon VQoOhl. E J Peaktr
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(fl WAU STREET JOURNAL
REPORT Em FIRING LINE
m>UNOERSAIL
M'A'S'H
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llCBSNEWS
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Valenline CIOl1s Leacnman
0 THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS
SATURDAY NIGHT
ID THE JEFFERSONS
Q) BA nLESTAR GALACTICA Em FACES OF MEDICINE
Cl) NOVA
l[) CBS NEWS
~N8C NEWS
c;) MOTORCYCLE WOfllO
C MOVIE
••'• · Jabberwocky" (19771
MIChael Palin, Max Wall
01 t.40VIE
• • '> "Tile Gambler" (19801 Kenny
Rogers, Lee Purcell
SJ FAERIE TALE THEATRE
-8:30-
0 NEWS CONFERENCE
ID THE JEFFERSONS
Ol) TVTANKHAMUH'S EGYPT
())~NEWS
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INTERNA TlONAL
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Brown!' ( 1977) Animaled.
Z MOVIE
• • "Kniglllnders" ( 1981) Ed Hams
Gary Lahh
-7:00-11 80 MINUTES a a VOYAGERS! 0 KOJAK
C!l NEWS
ID TH£ JEFFERSON$
fli) ALL CREA TURES OREA T ANO
SMALLU m> Eve.tG AT THE IMPMV c;)SPORTS~
S' A FAR OUT FOURTH
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c;)OENESCOTT
H 1 FRAOOLE ROCK
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MARINELAND
-8:00-11 l AUCE
D O!CHIPS D ENTERT AIHMEHT THIS WEEK 0 IT IS WRITTEH
t_!) TWILIGHT ZONE
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* • '• "Chino (1973) Charles Bron-
son, Vincent I/an Petten,
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Of THE WOfllO
Cl) MASTERPIECE THEATRE
C MOVIE
• Megalorce· t 1981) Barry
Bos1wd.. Persis Khamballa.
HJ MOVIE
• * ·~ "Roc~y 111" 11982) Sylvester
Stallone, Carl Wea1riers.
10 MOVIE
• • "Sia Pa(k" 119821 Kenny RoQ1
ets O.ane Lane
S MOVIE
* • · 1 Vtelory' ( 19811 Sylves1ei
Stallone, Michael Caine
0MOVIE
• • 'Waltz Actoss Texas' (1982)
Anne Archer. Terry Jastrow
-8:15-
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-8:30-0 1{ ONE DAY AT A TIME 0 THE WORLD TOMORROW
(fJ KUNG FU
no) MOVIE
• • • "The B11dge At Remaoen" I 1969) George Segal, Roben
Vaughn
-9:00-11 THE JEFFERSONS
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( 1976) Rober! Shaw. Jacqueline Bis--
set 8 WEEK 1H REVIEW 0 PETER POPOFF EID MASTERPIECE THEATRE
m> SAUDI ARABIA
Z MOVIE
• • l~1n· To Get Out ( 19821 Jon
Voiofll Ann-Margret
-9:15-
D MOV1E * • e 1~ How The West Was Won
(Part I) I 1963) James S1ewar1, Jolin
Wayne
-9:30-11 ll J NEWHART 0 FRED JOfIDAN
MOVIE
* * • 'Across The Pacific" ( 1942)
Humphrey Bogart, Maty Astor
-10:00-
11 C1J TRAPPER JOHN. M.O.
DmNEWS 0 CHILDREN: CAUOHT 1ftTHE
CROSSFIRE
G) IHOEPENOEHT N£TWOM
NEWS
fl) EVEHINO AT POPS
m> OREA T P£AfOAMANC(;S
IClMOVIE • * • "The Fig/lung Sunlvans"
( 19U) Tllom111 Mllclltll, Anne
Baxi er
(HIM0VI£
* 1'> Fightl"l) BllGIF. (19821 1 om
Ske11111. Pa111 lu~oni.
•OJMOVIE
... "Eye Of ,.,. ~le 119811
Donald Sutllttll/ld, Kate Nt11igan SIMOYIE *•'it "Rodiy 111 (1982) S~ttr
Stallont. Carl Wtallltfs
0 MOVIE U 'n "The Bordt1'' 11981) Jeok
Nloholson. Velerlt Petrini
-10:30-
Q) A08ERT llCHUl.LfR
II) JIMMY SWAOOAAT e WAUYGEC>f'GE
-10:45-
D SUN>AY SPORTS PAGE
Cl lCNMASCOAE
-11:00-
UQD <Il®.10t1 ~ 8 WAU.STREET JOURNAL
REPORT
O GEHESCOn
m JERAY FALWELL
8.l SHEAK PREVIEWS m NIGHT GAUERY fZ MOVIE
* *'" "Strange Bet\avlo<" 119811
MICllael Murphy, LOUIN Flelehef
-11:15-
U CBS NEWS
-11:30-
• 0 SPORTS AHAL 9 PACESETTERS
D ABCNEWS
J SISK£L & EBERT AT THE
MOVIES
Q) WOM~ IN CRISIS
(fJ HARRYO
®l MOVIE • * * * "Five Easy Pieces" ( 1970)
Jack Nicholson, Karen Bleck
Ql LARRY KING
c;) 700CLU8
-11:.0-
H MOVIE * * "Lootun To Gtl Our I 1982) Jon
Voight, Ann-Margrel
-11:45-
O MOVIE
* * * "Eyes 01 Laura Mars" (1978)
Faye Dunaway, Tom my Lee Jones.
D HOl.lYWOOO CLOSEUP
I S MOVIE
• * "All The Marbles (1981) Peter
Falk. 8uf1 YoJ"i__
-lf:so-11 MOVIE
• • "Double Lile' ( 19781 Dael\ Ram·
bo. Berl RosarlO
-11:55-
(CJ MOVIE
• • "Emily" (19761 Koo Slark. V1C1or
Sp1ne111.
-12:00-e 700CLU8
IHOEPEHOEHT NETWORK
NEWS
I0 1MOV1E
• • "Tile Belsy' I 19781 Laurenc;e
Olmer. Roberl Duvall.
0MOVIE
• • "Pen11en1iary" ( 1980) leon Isaac
Kennedy. Thommy Pollwd
-12:15-D MOVIE
• • ••r, "How Tilt West Was Won"
(Par I 21 ( 1963) James S1ew111, John
Wayne
-12:30-
ZANE GREY THEATER
Cf) MOVIE * * 't "Scream 01 Tile Woll" ( 1974)
Chnl Walk91' Pel er G11~H
'1)TH£LESSON
-12:45-
1 21 CINEMASCOAE
-1:00-
1.! VOYAGE TO THE BOllOM Of
THE SEA
c;) INSIOE GOSPEL MUSIC
Z MOVIE
• • • 1 t "Macbeth" 11971) Jon
F1nclt Franusca Annis 011ecled by
Roman Potansk1
-1:25-
C MOVIE * • • ·Tile Secret Polreeman s
01hel Ball (1981) John Cteese.
Gr aha"' Chapman
I -1:30-
(H IMOVIE
• "Humo"9011s" 119821 Janet Julian.
David Wallace.
-t:.0-
0 MOVIE ••*'~·Montenegro' l 1981)Susan
Ansoactt. Er1and Jo5ellllson
-1;45-
0 ATONEWITH
@)ABC NEWS
SlMOVIE * '" "Fmlay Tile 131h, Par! Ill" ( 1982)
Dana Kimmel, Paul Kratka
-2:00-0 l.f) ~NEWS NIOHTWATCH
rf"I AGHT BACK! WTTH DAVIO
HOROWITZ
-2.05-
0 WITNESS THE IMPOSSIBLE
-2:30-( ti WILLIAM TELL
-2:45-
O NEWS
-3:00-
(ll MORNING STRETCH
-3:05-
Cl MOVIE
• • •, Budo ( 19711) Documentary
HI THE~ TOUR 1982: THE
ANAL SHOW
-3:Hi-
OMOVIE • fl,.., "Shogun ASS4SSln · 119811
Tom1saburo Wa~ayama M8$11t1110
Tomlllawa
-3:20-
SI t.4()'t'IE
• • "Liar's Moon ( 1982) M1t1 Oii-ton, Cindy F1S11et
(!) FAITH 20
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-3:30-
• • • "Tile All·Amerlcan Boy"
(l973) Jon VOig/11, E J Pealltt
-4:00-
(!I TOfl O' TH£ MOfNNG
-4:30-iil BUUWINKLE
-4:35-
IH) MO't'IE
• • "The House Where Evll Dwells"
(1982) Edwatd Alberl, Sustn Geofge.
-4:.0-
lC•MOVIE
• "Megaloret' (1981) Barfy
Botlwiclt, Persis K.~111
0 MOVIE
**"Agency" p9Sll Robert
Mllcllum. Lee MIJOIS
... compete ll•tlne In TV Log
CHANNEL LISTINGS
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Sund•y, July 17, 1883 CfJ
Ml.IC NOTICE
PICTITIOUI llUllHIH
NAME I TAll MIHT
'lhe lonow1r10 per110t11 a•• do•nu
bull1141N II ZIESC~lE ENTERPRISES, 240 I
Chll Oflv41l N4tWf>Olt Beach C1
92603 -G1ry lietc:lle 240 t Clift Drive.
NtwPOtl Beach Ca 02663
lhll bu1lntt1 11 conducted by an
1n<1111ldu11
Gary Zl•Klle Thi• 1111ome01 WU lli.d wllh I~
County Clllrk of Or anQt1 C(M'ly Oii
Julys. 111113
F211t.t
Pubhaned Orer1ge Co111 Dally
P~ot July tO. 17, 2~. 3 t 19113 4020·113
flt8..IC NOTK:E
FICTITIOUI aUllNIH
NAMI ITATEMENT
The lollowlno peraons are doing
bu1lness •• ANESJHESIA BILLING CON·
SULT AN"rS, 710 N Euc~d. Suite
10 t. Anaheim. Ca 112803
Mery Theren BoyDjlan, 17617
Wlll1ney D11ve, Senta Ana, Ce 92705
Thlt bullness ls conducted Dy en
1nd1vldual
MllfY T Boyafl8n
MLIC NOTICE
'ICTITIOUI aUllNall
NAME ITATE .. INT
Th• lollowmu peraon• a1• doing
bualltl!UIU'
PACIFICA TOWNHOMES 510 Rlv· ••llO• Av• Newl)Oft BHCll, CA
&2M3
CARROL C 6A TES 5 tO R1ve<11d1
Av•. ~ S.ach CA 926e3 EiDNA CATES 610 Rlv«SIC!e Ave,
Newport Beach. CA 92883
Tiii• bualneu It COtlOu<:llO Dy an
lndlvldual (hu1b1nd & wlltj
Cl lrtOI C Ctlet
Edna CelM
Tnla •l•l-1 wu 11180 wllh Ille Coonty Clertt of Orange CC>Ynly on
June 22 t9113
F2111'7
Publlthed Orange Coaai Dally
PUol June 26, July 3, 10, 17, t983
21120·83
flt8..IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUt IUllNHI
NAM4f ITAUMINT
Tne lollow1no persona are d<>lng
bu•1ness as
OLD OAKLAND ROAD AS·
SOCIA TES 3 151 A1rw1y Avenue.
Su11e D· I, Cotll Mtsa, CA 92626
RICHARD C. BOATMAN 3 t51 Air·
way Avenue. Su1ht D· t. Cosla Mesa.
CA 92626 Thi• Sletemenl wos llled Wllh lho
County Clerk of Orange County on MARY K OHMER 3151 Airway Av·
enue. Suite D· 1, Costa Mesa. CA
F21ttt0 92626
"'uly !I. 1983
PuDlllhed Orange Co111 Dally I Tll1s bus1rn1ss is conoucted by e
P1lo1 July tO t7 24, 31, 19113 general pa11nersh1p
'022·83 Mary K Ohmer
------------This s1a1emen1 was 111110 with the MllC NOTICE Counly Clerk of Orange County on
NOTICE OF·I ALE
OF "EAL P"OPHTY
AT P"IVATE I AU
NO. A1120 20
In the Superlo1 Court of the S1a1e
of Coll1ornl1, for the County or Or·
1nge
In the Metter 01 11141 Estele of
BERNICE W ZELLER. OecelMd
No1tce la h«tby given the1 the
underslg.ned wlll Mii at Prlv1111 sale
lo tllt lllglltll ind l>tlt blddtr. SUD· 19Ct 10 cont .. malion of Mid SuPtrlor
Coun • on or alter 111t 81h day of
Auousl. 10113 a1 lhe office of E A
Bourveton, Anorney at Law, 20951
Brookhurll StrMt, Sul1e 3, Hunt·
lngton Beach, CA 92646-6698 Coun·
1y or Orange. Stile of California, 111
lhe rlglll. 1111• Ind lnlornt of said
deceased 11 lho time ol death and ell
lheJlghl, title end lnteresl that lht
estate has acquired by operallon 01
taw or otll.,...IM olher than In ad·
dlllon IQ lhel of said Oeceased. al
lhe llmo 01 death. ln and 10 all 1118
certain Real properly sltualed In t~
Co~inly of Orange, Slalt of Call·
lornla, partlcularfy desctlbeo 11 tol·
lows, 10 wit 1
Lot 248 ol Traci No, 5208, In lhe
County or Orange. State ol Call·
lorn11. as Ptl map recor~ In Book
19~. Pages 48·50 ol Mlscellaneoos
Maps. tn the otflce of the Coonty
Recordtr of Orange County
An undivided 11262nd ln1ere11. as
a lenenl In common. In Loi• A. B, C,
D. E. F. G, H.J. K, end l of Treet No.
5208, ln 1h• Coun1y of Orange, St11t
ol Callfornl1, as per Mep recorded In
Book 1113. Pages ,9.50 of Ml•·
celt1MOU1 Maps. In Iha otfl<;e of lilt
Counly RK0108t of Orange County.
EXCEPT 111 mlntral and mlMl'al
rlgh11 below • depth ol 500 lttl
wi1hOYI the right of entry as 11Mtved
In 1118 Deed Dy Tidewater 011 Com·
pany. 1 corpof a11<>n. recorded Sep.
lamber 4. t962. In Boole 6238. Page
57. Olllclal Records, OranQ8 Coun1y.
Calllorntt
More commonly known a1· 1013:i.'
Ascol Ci1cle. Hunllngton Beech, CA
Terms of sale USll 1n lawful monty
of tllt Unlled Stiles on ule or Plfl cash end balance evldtnCed by note
sect.1180 by MO<tQllgl or T NII Oeed
on t!H! prOPtflY so told Ten percent of amount to be daposlled wllh bid
810s °' offers 10 De 1n w,-,11ng and
will be received al the aforesalo of·
rice at any lime alle• the lira! publi·
c111on hereof end before dalt 01
sale
Oatec:t lh•s 1s111 day 01 July. 1983
LURLENE WHITE
AOmlnllllllflA c T A of lhe
as111e of ta•d Decec:ten1
E.A.-.Vfffon
20'51 lltoollhvttt •• , .. ,, •••.S
Hvnllfttlon .. ec:t1. CA 121•• ...
Publisl\ed Orange Co111 Oa11y
P110t July 18, 17 23, 1983
flt8..IC NOTICE
STATEMENT OF
AaANOONMENT OF UH OF
FICTITIOUS 8UltMEll NAME
The IOllOwlno persons have eban·
doned lhe use Of the Fte11l~, BUSI·
ness N1mo THE PHOTO FIXERS
19312 Olena St • Hununoton Beech
Ca 926'8
The Ftelll1ous Business Name ••·
lerred lo eoove wes filed In Orenge
Courily on Novenibet 7, 19711
This bullness WIS conducted by a
F1043:i.'' Tiiis statement was l11eo w1lh 1118
County ".:letk ol Orange Counly on
July 7 t963
Published O<ango Coal! D•lly
Pilot July 10 I 7 24 Jul'f 3 t 19113
4034·83
11111 llTICIB
1une 22. t983
F211151 1 Pubhsl'led Orange Coasl Dally
Piiot June 26. July 3. 10. 17. 11183 I
29:i.'5·83
MLIC NOTICE •
FICTITIOUS IUllNESS
NAME STATEMENT
T ha 1onow1ng pet1on1 are oomg
Duslneas es
TATUM KANE t6783 Beach Blvd.
Hununglon Beach, CA 92647
JAMES RUSSELL HALFORD
3526 Braue la Or Huntlnolon Beach,
CA 92649
This bus1nesa IS conducteo by an
Individual
James A. Hallord
T111s slalement was flltd wllh ltle
County CleJk of Oranoe County on
June 22. 1983
F2111'3
Pubhsheo Orange Coast Oa11y
Pilot June 26, July 3, 10. I 7 t983
2923·83
PUBtlC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IU91NHS
NAME ITATEMENT
Trie tollowlng peraona ere domg
business 11s:
ORIGINAL M O BILE OIL
CHANGERS 42Q 'It Me.rgutrlle Ave .
Corona dlll Mar. CA 926:i.'5
DONNA JANEfAKOS 428 on
Marguerite, C0<ona def Mar, CA
92626
ERIC SATHER 4211 'A M11gU8fltt,
Corona dol Mar. CA 92625
Tiiis buJJlnesa Is conducted by: a
general per1neralllp
Donna J1net1koa
Eric Sllllt<
Th11 11a1emer11 waa Hied With the
County Clerk or Orano• Coun1y on
June 22. 1983
F1111'2
PubllShed Ofe.oo• Coasl D••IY
Pilot June 26. July 3, 10, 17, 1983
2924-83
MllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUt au .....
NA.IH tTATEMINT
The l<>llowlng peraons ere do.ng
business as
M EDASHAAE FOR MEDICARE
CIO Brea CommuMy Hospital, 381
W Central Ave Brea CA 9:i.'621
SENIOR HEAL TH CARE AS·
SOCIATION FOR RESOURCES ANO
EDUCA TION. INC (8 Ce ll!
non-profll mutual b11nelll corpar-
ation) 6337 TE1tg11p11 Road No. 229,
Pteo Rivera, CA 906llO
This 6uslness 11 conducted Dy A
c0<P0<1llon
Senior Haaltn Cat• Assoc for Re·
sources end Educauon, Inc
Fr1111k C. Let18t, Agent
This 11atement waa fllfld wllh the
County Clerk of Oranoe Coun1y on
June 22, 1983
"211115
Published Orange Coasl Dally
PllOI June 26. July 3. 10. I T. 1983
21121·113
Pt&.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IUllNEH
NAME ITATH•NT
The 1011ow1ng persona ere d<>lng
buslnen as
CA LIFORINA ACCESSORY
LINES, 3686 So Bristol SI , Senta
Al'll Ce 92704
Jemes M Kauscti, 2960 W Cen·
1ra1 Santa Ana. C• 9:;>705
This business 1s conducted Dy 1n
lndlvldual
James Kauach
This s1a1emen1 was Ille<! wllh the
County Cle<k of Orange.County on
June 28 1983 F:Z1"'5
Published Orange Coast Dally
Pilot July 3, 10, t7 24, 1983
3041·83
OLGA :::~J of San MllC NOTICE
Juan Capis trano, Ca~ FICTITIOUS eullNEll NAME STATEMENT
away on July IS. 1983 She• -:-he f<>llow1ng peiaon11 e.re doing
IS survlVcd bv her sons Dua1ness as-N ich ulas and . Paul and DESIGN HOUSE ORIGINALS,
daught<'r L y dia S tam-2950 w Central Ave 11 Santo Ana. Ce 92704
baugh Services will lit.• h i?IJ James Kausch. a Colll Corp.
o n Tuesday, July 19. 111113 at 2950 w Central 17 Sanle Ana, Ca
10.00AM al M l-COm11ck San 9270A This busmess is conducted by
Juan M1ss1on M ortuary June 28 t983
w11h mlermenl in F.I T o ro J11rne11 Kausch
Cemetery This s1a1emen1 was filed wilh 1"8
-------------'County Clerlt ol Otano• County on June 28 1983
jMcCotlMta MOllTU.AlllS
L aguna Beac h
494·941 s
laquna Hills
166 0933
San J.ian Cap1sl!ano
495 1776
HAlllotl LAWM-MT. OLIVE\
Monuary • Cerre1my
Cremato rv
1625 Gisler Ave
Cosla Mesa
540.5554
l"tHCI l•OTtflU
l ll.L HOAOWAT
MOITUAIT
11 0 B roaoway
Cos1a M esa
642·91SO
IAL n INC.HO ...
SMITH & TU'n41Ll ,
W'HTCUFf CHAPIL
4?7 E 1 7th S t
Costa Mt'~n
646-9371
'ACIACYllW .......OllAl,AllC
C.l'T'lllery M o rluary
Chai>el·Crem11ory
~ Pec1f1c View Orive
Newpo11 s .. cn
644·2700 •
F21"34
Pubilsned Orenge Coast Dally
Pilot July 3. 10, 17. 2'. t!1113
300·63
flt8..IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 9UllNEH
NAME ITA TIMENT
The 1o1iow1no peraons .,. d<>1no
buSlnHSU
OASU SALON. 2744 Eaal Coe.it
Highway. Corona del Mir. 112625
Suunne Slmont Scllmledtf', 337
Promon1ory Dr W , Ntwpor1 Beecn,
Ca 92660 DevlO Roy Wright. 337, Promon•
1ory Or w . Newport Beech. C•
92660 Tllll l>Ualness II condUG1ed by I
Umlttd pertnt111llp
DAVID WAIGHT
flllt tlllemtnl WU filed with tht
coun1y Clefk or Or•no• co~.nty on
June 10, 111113
,,19'14
Pt.1bll1hed Orange COHI Delly
PUol July 3, 10, t7, 24, 1983 3043.113
Pt&.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI aUltNHI
NA• tTATl•NT
The ro11ow1ng per1on1 ate dolftO
llualMUlt Attldtlllill Eleelrle A11oe1a1tt,
1U AON Ot'lw. Full*t'IQfl, 0.. 92833
Aesldenllll £1eolfto A110ClllM, I
Cell!. corp., 123 "'°" l>f""-1 F\111-etlOll, Ce 112833
T~ bvtl,_ ti~ bf; a
oon>O(lllon
RMIOenliel Electtle AMocllltl,
""' (lllQft·Owt\tf
fill• '"'"'*'' ••• filed wllll '"' County Cllfll ot Ot'11ng41 County on
Jul~ s, 1963 ,...,
Publltne<I Ot1nge C(lat l Deily
I Pllol July lO. 17. 24, 31, 1"3
4021·13
10 steps
toa
successful
garage sale
1 Decide on dates.
loo~ a1 a Cotlendar and &el ltle dates end 11mes 01 you•
• sale Weelo.ends •••usually OOoO. b.,. rriany successful
salea have been held on lht -"'"9· 1us1 alter wOll•
Checll lhe weather forecast on Ille i>aoe• and wa!Ch f(>r
any Other large 1•en1 thal may a11racl po1en1111 Du1ers
away such as l11ts or commuruly events Have your
sale •un al ieasl l/'IO diVI -some people may not Dt
able 10 come on 1ny SfllO .. Oly
2 What to sell.
Eve1ylh1n I That •s. everytn1ng you ha•en t used 1n the
• laSl year ~an 11em hu an1>que value or 15 Drano-new
Of Ills unusual value. DI sure to ask a healthy price 101
, •l Get a pad 01 papvr and ~h your whole hOuse
Looi! everywhere, and llsl 9'11!'Y1h1n9
]
Write your ad.
Here 11 a suggest4'0 Id Gltaga Sale -dHk•
Bentwood rocking ch111. ,oys, infants clOlll•ng, 1922
• Victrola on 011g1nal cab1nel nwny gadgets IOlt 01
unusual 11ems rock collec1oon, plants Relr11hman11 8
a m to 6 p m s,1urd1~nd Sunoey 1234 Sou1h
Anystrell, Yourtowrt: ~-1 of Main and 2no UM this sample 10 IS a uoOt Be sure lo 1111 unusual
1tema Be 15 1pec1J1c •~Pe>lllb .. G"e d1rec11on1 11
neeoeo Don l use 1bD.....,r1tion1 -many peopll won t
bother to deo1pller them CAVTloN Don't aavart1se
1nyth1ng you don t rHlly hive E1191)1 111m 1n th• 10
must bo on hand 11 thl 1wt of tho sale
4 Where to adverlise.
Place your ad where 11 ... 11 be seen bp>eople who live
1n the area -most people shQp ciose 10 home The
• Daily P1IOl IS 1hd Dy 88,000 adUllS '"Costa Mesa
New1><>11 81ach, Laguna Beach Irvine. H11n1>ng1011
Beach and Fountain Valley -guaran1A1e1ng you w.oe
exposure And w111'1,tllt Pilot. you re nol paying 101
waste c1tcuta11on on Los Angeles 0t An1ne1m P11n 10
run your ad 3 Mnes or mofl eno sta•l 11 a l1w days
Delore ttle NJe so D1rg11n hun1ers ian have plenty 01
no lie.
5 Make a sign. -
lo lltlp make your Hie tuec.sslul make a lew ••Qn•
• from carODOlld •nd lef'* ""lh a magic marker A gooo
SIQ~ SfZe IS t 4 • °Z2
6 Placin9 your sicp.
!he morning ol lhi sale but no1 Del ·e place vour
• signs Be sure and add your add,ess and any
d11ec11ona111rl>ws Th.a lhc>uld be done 1DOu1 a11111
hour belofl lN Mil lllttl P1-~ sogn ""'*" 11
can De seen lrom DOlh aides ot Iha "''"1 t>¥ pau1ng
cars e.nd peoest•11ns CAUTIO... So""' towns have laws
11\81 tlltt!Ct Iha pllClmtnt and dUlat•en OI garage sale so0ns Piease cllack with )'OU' IOWfl s planning
department or ci8tk
M11k pnces wllere ttwf e.tn be aMn c1e111y Oii
, ...
1 Marking prices:
•
supply stores hlll'I! var0ous Sizes and colOr;s ol ~he ers
11\81 worll well. or you c.\11 use meslung tape How •••
yau mark them ,..... ,.,-,. ..... Ga••oe sa1u are ~
bargain hunte•s RememlA< ~lleve< you u n l H '
you II have lo drag Dack 1n the hOuse and store ag11 ,J,
101 .. nolher yea•
8 Servi"9 refreshn•nh.
This ooesn 111ave lo.cost much. anc creates a lroendly
• atmosphere II also enl;OU<agss paopfe 10 stay longer
and perhaps Duv more 't'oo could even ch11ge 101
expensive items llke Oonuts. 0t the ~ids could 90 1n
buSoness l()r the day w.lh • ietnOt'lade stand
9 --Oisplay.
M1ke sy•e 11ver)'lh1ng cen DI~ t11ve caro tablu or
• l>Oatdl\!Md .. tflelvet ~ two Chllf"I Don 1 ii CIUM people lo o.fld oYlt' un!HI you can l help 11 UH ~
ont 18Dle as a duk Wh«t you can SM .... atytn1ng end
take money Use only one casn bo• (lln c:.ans or l>O•H ".
work line) eod make surt tonl80ne It appo1n1eo ""
·cashier al alt times A"ang9 Dlloranano tor a lroena
Who can help 1n1we1 q..,..llOns, 111>11 tor luncn 11c
IJ Check your MiCJhboN and
friends.
8 8" 11 any want lo 101n yoox 111e This will give you
llOfMOne to share t •P8f'MS ""I" and •ncrtese interest
In yOVf 1118. II Olhlrt ,oin you. be sure 10 1ncfuOll thtt 111
'(Our ad (txtl"Pia hl,_111,,,.ly sele n11•ghborhood
sa1e··1 G1oup HIH ere e lot more Jun 100
NM.IC NOTICE PUBl.IC NOTICE
,ICTlTIOUt au ... H FICTITIOUI llU .... H
NAMI I TATaMSNT NAIK ITATl•NT
The lollowlno pettont ere doing Tilt IOllOwing l)tlftons ere dOlng
buslneH 11. buelntH u .
P.D,O. FL YER DELIVEfiY 1172 Vic· FIVEPLANTS ASSOCIATES 2600
lolla SI • Coel• Men, CA 112621 E. Nulwood Ave ' Fullenon, CA I
ROBERT E McCOSKER 1172 VIC· 112e31
IO<ll St., Co111 MeN. CA 112621 HUDVALE ASSOCIATES, e llm·
Thlt bullness I• COfldv<:ltcf by en tied pet1nerwfllp H gene.el P••1,.,.,.
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Coun1y C•11 01 Ol'•tl98 County on POfltlol'I u Qtntfal p8'1ner. 1029
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p m lht previous day. S
For Saturday publlcallon, pecUCular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up: 2 br,
deadlln. le 3 p.m. Frld1y. 2 ba dn. 2 boat Jl*ll!ll. J\educed -•1.~.000.
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Friday. Monday deadline ..,.. • 6 bdrms, 3 'A baths, Via Lido Nord
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Is 11:30 1.m Sa1urday. Ocean & jetty vieWll. ,Marine room, 4 bdrm, 3
blith, 3700 tq.ft. Xtra puklnc. $1,385,000. 421 • .,.., .................. 11,111.-
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OlllHTllll Ull llLI 4 bdrms, 3 baths, den, Bayfront w /slip SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
o.no"""'' DToro
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be m1d1 on 11me dNd-
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11k for • "klU number""
when c1ncelllng your Id.
Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath + large tte. rm.,
~ ceilinp, fumiahed, pedm. S420,000. 104 Yla IMH, I.We hit ..... " ............. 1121,-21.S Aetff
R•r• doee the opportunity _,.. that • percel of
land thl1 etze come •Wtllable, but now la that
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Estate 1.2 prime acre hilltop $1,250,000.
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c.oron.do Ia1and cuat. bayfront lot. 85' boat
deck. Plana avail. Now $370,000 w/trade. I
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Near new 4 bdrm, 4 beth, lake view. 3500 tq.
ft. $440.000. WW trade for a local lot.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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truly be Y9UR In • Htettme ranch Ht.le. 12.SOO,OOO. Cell wma.m Cot• for 9PP01ntment. • WATERFRONT OFFICE BUILDING
Located In CMnery Ylllege, Ihle lcwety bltyfront
office butldfng1 •• ~TH BOAT 8UPI, le one of the
r.,..t commoan ... In Newport BMch. Pride of
ownenhlp ebound9. Excellent on .. 1r .. t pertclng
Md conMnlently located to ehope, reetaurante
•nd other commerctal wenturee. C•ll WIUlam
Cote for Income a expenee det.fle. You've got to
... II. $1.3 mllllon. •
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RENTALS
1~1! Spacious. ctlermlng, com-Balboa!
1)4!0 forlable home on one of
:: the few large corne< lots
6 Oceanfront
$1,500,000
162) In Baylhores, 3 large
BR"s. 3 full BA"s 1nd fem·
fly room wflh -• bar.
l1 w· Shu1te11, bey window
Cost.a Mesa -Esatside Triplex
$229,500
,_ --"91 ... HUI' lot, tq dock(a), play
lawn & 1wi.m beach. Reduced tl70,000 • 10.K
owner fin. for quick u.le. $79~.000 (land Incl.). Open
Sat/Sun 11-5. Owner 650-02-02.
NEWPORT BLVD. FRONTAGE
Terrific opportunity for developer to Kqulre 82
foot frontage on Newport Btwd. cloM to the D•Hy
Piiot he.ctquartere. Huge lot (15, 757 aquare fMI)
with excellent aHumable terme. Priced at
1375;000 •nd lot 9dJacent ( .. me zone) may aleo
be purchaMCI. Call Wllllam F. Cote for detelle.
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$850,000
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FROM $94,500 TO $1,700,000
WE HAVE tt II
2 MASTER SUITESI
Greenhouse windows, 2 car attached garage, 21h baths -less than
builder's price -only $110,000! 759-1501or752-7373.
SINGLE FAMILY HOME-ONLY $85,000
Large 3 bdrm older family home on huge lot. Existing FHA loan at only
8.5% interest! 759-1501 or 752-7373. •
PRIVATE BEACH
and ocean view come with this outstanding 4 bdrm, 5 bath executive
estate -only $525,000! 759-1501 or 752-7373.
ONLY $117,000
Customized famiuly home with 3 bdrms, large living room & dining
room, huge fireplace and big greenhouse. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
PRIVATE BOAT SLIP
Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 'I.a bath residence in private community. New
carpeting & paint. Only $269,000! 759-1501 or 752-7373.
R-2 LOT
With 3 bdrm home and one bdrm rental unit. Terrific F.astside Back Bay
area. Big price reduction -owner motivated! 759-1501 or 752-7373.
NEWPORT BEACH -$134,000
Outstanding buy for older or younger couple. Next to Hoag Hospital.
Private, guard gated community. 2 bdnns, 2 baths. 759-1501 or 752· 7373.
$94,500 -LOW DOWN
2 bdrm, 2 bath with excellent location. End unit acr06S from ·large
greenbelt area, so no claustrophobia! Cloee to transportation and
shopping. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
JASMINE CREEK
Ocean and greenbelt view . . . extra large spa. If you are looking for
Utopia, better see this -only $437,000. 759-150 l or 752· 7373.
BACK BAY -ONLY $118,000
Newly painted, carpets cleaned and ready for new owner! 3 bdrms, 2 1.-i
baths. Short walk to hone & bi.ke trails around Back Bay. 759-1501 or
752-7373.
SPYGLASS RIDGE
Featuring ocean view, beautiful pool and large lot. Tremendous price
reduction! 759-1501or 752-7373.
VILLAGE WALK -ONLY $105,000
Split level with 9eparate Jn¥ter bdrm with walk·ln cloeet. Private end
unit with lf!cluded patio. Better check it out! 759-1501 or 752-7373. ...
HARBOR VIEW HOMEI -'221,500
Fantastic price for this 10ught after area! 3 bdrma, 2 batha + family nn.
Least rxpenaive Carmel model we have aeen! Just lilted -better take
a look! 759·1~1 or 752-7373.
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STEPS TO THE OCEAN IN
OLDE TOWN HUNTINGTON BEACH
With only $69,000 dwon, this 3700 aquare foot Victorian beauty can be
yours! Priced $60,000 under recent appraisal at $269,900, this is a superb
buy for the large family desiring beach living at an affordable price and
terms. Too many amenities to mention. Call us for details. 963-5671
DREAM HOME WITH DREAM FINANCING
Imagine taking over a $72,000 first at 9. 75% and having the owner carry
a $60,000 9e00nd at 12% for 10 years! Then imagine buying a beautilul 4
year old, 4 bedroom, 2 'I.a bath home in Mission Viejo with a cuslOm spa
and patio. lt's truly a dream home. Our owner is very motivated.
963-5671
ELEGANCE PERSONIFIED
Highly desirable Springhurst townhome priced thousands below mar-
ket at $145,000. 3 bedrooms plus 2 'I.a baths with a wood burning
fireplace in the master bedroom and in the living room. In immaculate
condition with mirrored wardrobes, custom wood shutters and brick
patio with barbecue. Seller a.iated financing available. 963-5671
WANT TO OWN
YOUR OWN BUSINESS?
LOOK AT THESE
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES!
BEAUTY SALON
Brand new listing in Huntington Beach. This shop has eight stations and
very low overhead which produces a good profit for the owner/operator.
The partnership is disolving and our owners will help finance. 963-5671
STATUARY STORE -HUNTINGTON BEACH
Large. 1800 square feet. Plaster and biaque inventory plus cluaroom for
artistic new owner. Buy now and enjoy the Christmas rush beginning in
September. 963-5671
CAMERA SHOP -ANAHEIM
Low, low price. Only four blocks to Disneyland. Add a new I .hour
processing machine and for le.a than $80.000 total you have both a
camera shop and one hour lab. 963-5671
r-
ONE HOUR PHOTO LAB
This well run Hu.nttnaton Be9':h establlahment gromed $120,000 in
1982. The partnenhip t.Nlt owna the buslneea ls ditllolvtng and fora!I
sale $30,000 below market at $104,000. 963-5671
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OHTAMEIA
PllLFllEI I
Giant 2 llory; 4 ..,.CIOU9
Bdrm1. ovw 1700 aq
ft .. only S 13 I ,9001 Splash
Into aptrkllng pooll Sa\19 SH. owner H crlllcel
714·"3·8787
THE REAL
ESTATERS
.. ELElllT
111 lllE"
Pride of ownerehlp In
Co111 Meta"• flneet erN
Double dOO< entry 10 •
111nny llvtng .,... Coun·
try kllchen. f1mlly room,
5 huge Bdrms. 3 'baths.
Walk to all schOOls. only
$149,900 lolal price. Call
10 -546·2313
THE REAL
ES TATERS
For Sale by Owner. 0..th
In F1m11y forces quick
nle of property. Prk:I
dra11k:ally reduced from
S.400,000 lo $370,000.
Duple x loclled on
B1lbo1 Pennln11111 Point.
Eich unll. 2 bd, 1 be. A ..
aumable loana and own«
wlll assist -In lln1nctng.
831·3296 days. 875-5418
eves .
INDEPENDENT
MAKES CENTS
OAVEWHITE
THE REAL ESTATERS
•un• 11m1• ,....., •••••• 114
3 Bdrm•. !l bath•. pool Ind
spa Elegant. $350,000
111umable fin1nc1ng. Full
p11Ge $550,000
•
Cote Realty
& lnvHtment , ... 1.
YllW ..... , .. a an11n-snua
Fasl polMlliofl ~bit on this qulllty hc>me.
Financing e111tllble
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
77 MONTECITO
JO-ANN DORAN RL TR
759-0619
LINDA ISLE
Belt water1ront buy
5Br, dock 1795.000
Ttfmtl Agt. 831-3-444
....... ,llT1
E.xqullftlly deeofeled 3
bedroom home In p<et·
tlglou• neighborhood. 3
cir garege, lllly accea.
1295,000. Open Sun 1·5
Celt M1rllyn 845-1915
llWUITm
Lo\'lly 3 Br 2 Ba hOml
loc1ted near Est1ncl•
High. F .. 1ures 1"'**"2
Cir Qll'egt, family rm &
p1tl0. Alklng $125,000.
831-7370
TR.\DI T 10'\, \l.
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E111r1veoen1 2-story cue-
tom hOme with pler/lllp
for so· ylCht. Luxury
decor. open, qulllty ct.-
sign and detlill for ttle
perleclonl11 4 bdnn• •
femlly, dining, 1trium 111d
g ourm et 11.llchen.
$1,795,000 831-1400.
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WATERFRONT
HOMl:.S llloc.
REAL ESTATE 111 .. 1400
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11"1 YIEW
3 Bdrm. 2 balh wtth 2 car
garage. Wiik 10 Ill• l>Mc:h a enjoy ocean view
from large Pflvll• patio.
Great tlfms and just r•
duced 10 $12&,9001 Bet·
tit eel nowl 64&-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
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Outstanding custom estate. 6+ bdrms,
4+ baths, pier & slip for large lot.
$6,500,000.
---... l&YnllT A Touch of New Orleans. Uaed brick
courtyard & iron balconies. 5 bdrm,
4 ~ bath. Pier & float. $1.200,000. ma""'· LAI.a llMI Incomparable views. 110 ft. ocean
frontage. 4 bdrm, 4 bath plus separate
guest house. $2,900,000. .... Yll.Uli ..
Forever views. Prestigious address.
Security building. 2 bdrm, 2 'h bath.
$925.000. ..... ..,.., .. ,
Custom bayfront with pier & slip. 4
bdrm, 3 ~ bath. Extensive WJe of wood
& glua. $1,500,000.
111' Tl IUll
Beautiful 4 & 2 bedroom duplex with
ocean views from both units. Nicely
maintained, good summer /winter rental
location. $269,000.
Fllll IPPEI
Good 3 Bdrm fixer In family area of
Costa Mesa. Two bath. fireplace.
kitchen-family room. Make offer we
can't refuse. $115,000.
TI•E Tl llY
Owner transferred. This vacant rondo
must be sold now. 2 bedroom and study.
2 ~ baths, fonnal dining, tip top con-
dition. Pool, tennis -excellent location.
Terrific tenTlS. $187,000 or make offer.
760-833;3.
IEEI ELllW IM•1
Then you'll love this Harbor Hills beauty
on huge lot with shade trees and spot for
~====••11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~1 R.V. 3 bedroom, family room, tip top r condition throughout. Patio, sprinklers. 3
... 191Y1-I ................................
$385,000 .... 1980 Port Ramsgate, NB .......... =/ ...,, ........ ~ ...
$325,000
2012 Port Brfetof, HVHme, NB ......... , ...............
car garage. Owner will trade for smaller
home. Asking $289,500, 760-8333.
Wll• UI WEL••E
You will enjoy the warm w elcome feel-
ing of this exclusive Big Canyon home
with many cua10m features. Popular 3
bedroom Monaco plan. Large co~ered
patio. Just reduced to '525,000. 760-8333.
TUii F• llWlll
Expanded, UJ>8Taded Miramar plan in
Harbor Ridge with terrific view. 2
bedroom, large den, 3 baths, mirrored
wardrobes, extra cabinets, teeurit y
alarm. Will trade equity for Hawaii prop-
erty. $595,000 with $230,000 loan.
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1lory 3Br & den highly 11 Ad decoratlld home Newly newspaper s
upgraded Stepatom•lot Each Mon.th SllOpplng l"rlced now II
FllTISTIC
$209,000
ltW. HTAH ITlll
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*HHIEPI* Cl'larmlng 3Br. 2Ba, fr pie, PllCE IEHCTIOI AC outrageous deal at
Where you can buy a 3BR S99.900 w/lerms-won·1
2ba. 2 car home on the las1111 Call Patrick Tenore
Balbo1 Peninsula Pl 760-8702 agt
YOU CAN NOW' -and 2 Stry 3 lrg Br. 3 Ba. lrg hv
lor lhe unbelievable tow rm wllrplc. lrg den
price ol $230.000t Drive s 167 900 979-0734
by and look at 151' E. ·---Ocean Blvd, Bal Penin
Across the street 1s the • IElllll fllH
Blue Pacific Ocean Then In distress sale. see this
return to oor olllce· 700 North Costa Mesa Sur·
E Balboa Blvd. prise! Call 540· 115 t lor IEL FICIS an appointment
PAYILlll IULTH
lll-1120
PllllSIU l&YFHIT A fine older home with 4
Br. 3•;, Ba. localed on a
45· 101 on the main
channel with <IOCI\ space
for 2 55· boats.
Sl,250,000
New custom 3 Br 2''7 Ba
home on the main
channel wltll dock age for
a ss·
yachl • a bay bOat s 1,350.000.
Pam Moss Realtor
760-7110.
• HERITAGE
. REALTORS
llUlllfW
CISTOll llOllEI
fllOl 1111,000
These Incredible BRAND
NEW single famlly hOmes
were awarded "Floor
plan ol 1he year .. lor 8
weslern states 3 massive
bedrooms + study
Sunken llvlng room.
vaulted ceilings. stained
gtass. ski lights. hand
carved Oak stair ralllngs.
Gourmet Kitchens and
much more. Beautllul C.rtal ••l •ar 1022 tree lined streels w1t11 vln·
tage lamp posts In a SPYIUSS llLL prime area 2 blks west ot SUl,000 Newport Beach Barker
One ol Spyglass Hilt's best Real Estele. 645-6836 or
ioeatlons w/oceen & nlle evenings. 775-6503.
lite View. Sharp 3 Br 2 ba OPEN SAT /SUN 2·5
::~;~,erd entry. UBR -w--.-.E 10"' ••••
--------4 br Exec. Pool Home By owner, 2 Br 2 Ba condo. Owner will carry 2nd
ocean side of Coast Hwy Reduced S 15.000 to
Ground floor. p1t10. close $144,950. 1056 Concord
10 beech & shops. comm. (nr SC Plaza) 549-0506
ltr&H•lllttltt.t
Showa llk1 a model! 4
Bedroom•. 3 blthl. for· m11 dining, lamlly room,
lwo 1ton1 llrepl1c11.
Enotmoue m111er aulte.
Owner wm c11ry flnlllC•
Ing 1265,000
lt41at4ik1l1l
Reduced S f"a, 1001 Be1ull·
fully decorlled con·
domlnlum 2 bedrooma,
plus Oen, l irepl1ee.
Spacious upper end unit
Comm. pool St25,000.
Como take adv1ntege OI
carefree llvlngl
lt•l~rtt• htHtlH
Newly palnled and sharp!
3 beclrooms. 1 75 b11h1.
large dining room, f1m11y
room combo. country
kitchen. fireplace. Take
over 10•1.% apr loan.
SI 59.000 Owner will help
finance
lt11 Ytr4t ltrttl Super neat home m1.kes 1
model blush' Top f1mlly
n e igh borhood 3
bedrooms. 2 75 baths.
llreptace Lush 11ered
landscaping Take over
10 75'11 apr loan
$155,000 Act nowt
Jtrt111 LM11ll In fhls popular 3 bedroom
··Gtenbrook" home t.75
bath~. dining room, brick
tlreplace. Clean and
ready to move lntol
$173,000 Owner wlll help
llnanee. Call Today!
n1-2110
Ut'1 S. lrltttl St.
MESA WOODS
JUST LISTED
Mint cond1Uon. 3 Br. 2 be
In convenient locallon.
Flexible, easy purchase
plan at $165.000
3390 CARMEL DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 KAY REAL TY 494· 7754
Newpor1 Ri viera condo by
owner Reduced for qulcl\
sale S 119.500. 2478 Rue
de Canne 646· 1844. Opn
Wknds.
Llttle Miss Muflet Ml pn I
Tullet. 1tong came 1
eplder end reed In thl
Diiiy Pllol Cla11lfled
Mcilon about Mlee Muf.
fef1 Tu"9t and bought It
tor $9.95. You can NII
your tuflet end 1011 of
other 1hlng1 through
Delly Piiot Cll11lfled
Adi. Call M2·5e71 rec 1re1-pool/spa. · ••SllE lO.,l.I. $189.000. 720·1363 Prln •• .-
only I 4 br Exec. Poot Home !.====::!===~ Owner wtlt carry 2nd
Byowner.2Br2Bacondo. Reduced $15.000 to
ocean side of Coast Hwy. s 144.950 1056 Concord
Ground noor. patio. close (nr SC Plaza) 549-0508
to beech & lhops. comm. -----re~,;.p 00I/sp1. l&Ol l&Y CHIO
S 189.000 720· 1363 Prln Tal<e over S 108.000 at
only 12•1. fixed 4 bdrm & lam·
S289,000
2208 Port Lerwick, HVHma. NB
•••••• ,..., .... peel~ ....
llUlll YlfW llLLS tly room. tennis. pool
!================:; , I Sale price S 128,000. 3 bdrm. 2 '> ba. pool. Ownertagenl 720· 1762 ocean & mount11n view
BLUFFS Reduced S55.000 for IY IWIEll.
qulelt sale $295.000 hrm I Newport Heights, lovely 2
"95'-'i ol my
~pon~• eamt
from 1i.t Pi#o1."
f ed•nt-.1 ID thr l'Jot •tHI th< R..,..1u
fot wt) •tH'• hottw-$354,000 ........ 1&45 Port Taggart, NB ............................
$595,000 .......... 302 Orchid, Otd CdM
............... 11+, ......... ...,.
$725,000 ............. 22 BMcon Bay, NB
................. ~ ....... I .....
$775,000 ............. 1 Beacon Bay, NB
le--. a• I, I -1, .,..,., Fr *9
$349,500 ... 516 Marguerite, Old CdM
Lt•1l11•1-. .. ...., ..... ,..,.,,,...
$279,000
881 Sandcastle, HVHme, CdM
U,_.l()UI: llUMl:S
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 f.Ht Coot Hlgh..,oy. Coron• ~I Mar
111111 VIEW lllES
Montego remodel to 3 BR.
Stunning, all new kitchen.
Almost $30,000 of Improvement
In 1983. $269,500 fee land.
1733 Port Barmouth. Open
toda 1-5
m1 ...
1830 Port Barmouth, 2 S1ory
Palermo model. $259,000 L/H.
llVllE TEllllCE
1~ acre, complete remodet,
ocean view, 3-400 sq. ft ., 5 ca
garage, $599,000 fee. 62
Malabar.
Fast food altee In prime ~o
catlon. Good 1teady return +
tax write-off + NNN leue.
CllEI SlllES
Beet ocean view. •595,000 fee.
Maida quarter•: 3 Bd. poof, new
carpet a. YllW ....... _., ....
Expanded Pafefmo, 4 Br. re-
modeted thru-out. Emotional -
' 190e Port Cardiff. Open today
1.
llllEOUFFI
4 BR, canyon & OCNn vliW.
etunnlng. 249 Evening Canyon
Rd. •745,000 ,... YllW
Condo near Hoeg. S99.500. F•
..... TWO
-.. ONGI 111n•na -.an . 111-am ns.n11
IDT Ill.II. Lovely 3 bd, 2 ba. Wide
Greenbelt. Pool $151,000
.. 1-1 112 Yhh '""'
• '9Y .. XPLAN. Wide greenbelt -all
neutral. 3 bdrm. Form. Din., 2~ ba, large
wrap-around patio. Only $199,000 Appt.
Large 3 bdrm, 2 ba, nearly new -all
neutral. Living area on one level. 3 car
garage. _Only $265,000 INCLUDING
LAND.
... 1.1 1111 ..... 0-411
HELEI I., DOWD
IULTllS, Ill. 144-111•
........................ ___ , ____ .... al 1112
~Ul&LIU
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
220Nlce, •212
Most dftlrable plan with 2
mMter 1Ult•. Extra large
decl\ with oc.an & bay
view. Bring 1n offer·
As611ng $255.000. u .. 1ua.n
675-45412
t•ULIYllT
M... Verde's l>n1 buy.
Big four Bdrm with 111 Ille
ntras end lncludlng a
rear yerd wl1h 1 gorgeous
view. The iltlc:e? Only
S218,000. 751·3191
·~ OPEN DAILY 2 -6PM
111•.••rtr•lf
IALIOA ISLAND
BAYFRONT with DOCK.
lllllE OOllTIES
lllUTllYS
laml•• Lge 3Br. 21'\B1, mint cond,
financing 1v1.11. Sul)ef lo-
cation. $145.000 Agt .............
Spacloua famlly rm. 3Br,
2YtBa. AC, pool & spa,
OMC term• at S 110.000
Agt
tntrltti11 Cozy 3Br, 2B1, lge Piiio
w/woo<J decking. CM.
pool & ape. fin 1v1ll.
$98,500 Agt.
LIMWatlt1 Brighi & ·elry. 3Br, 2Be, u-
aume 1•1TD10.s•1 •. OMC
2nd or 3rd w/good dwn
187,500 Agl.
ht1•1Mt Model pe<lecl 2Br. 2Ba. new p11n1 & cpt, aasume
1st 10.5% OMC $81,500
FILL llTAILS oau
FRED TENORE
Buyer Ju11 01neelled
ncrowt Owner In e quan-
dry. Supef value 2 story 4
Bdrm 11 quiet end of
lslend. Can be home or
currently UHd 11 duple•.
$895,000 1n0 owner flex· 141-HH 141-IOH
Ible on terma. CALL •--------173-eeoo
-
~All Mllt0 Nl1 "PlllT
HOMI .. lllK. I Ill SIYI" REAL ESTATE ..,,.... ~ S14U0011 Low· ~~~~~~~~~ HI pr1ctd hOIM In New· -pon Beech. 3 Bdrm, 2
PllN•llYIEW
PLISPllL
F•b"'°'-'• view Of Bectc Bay
Ind city llghtl. A llvabte I
comblnttlon of fun encl
tormallty. 4 Bdrm, 4 bath,
well eppolnted m .. ,.,
tulle w/prtvate tun decll
Ind 3 Cir garege. 8elow
merket et S524.t00.
141-7171
THE REAL
F~-i TATERS
,.,_. hlet. lrOCter h•
d... toehere with In·
.-tOf. ,~ 110.000 fOf ,_ tltle to elngle fMI·
Uy holM. lrOker wlM
1ubo rdtnat 1 .
7141151 -77 20 •
7141173.o3M. •rmctp•
Oftty.
bath. laroe 1eln11y room,
llr.P~. huge btcl\ylrd
Newp o rt Be1 oh
S 149,900. Call IO ... now
&41-2313
THE REA L
ESTATERS
For Ad Action
Cll a
Daly Plot
AD-VID
HZ·5§71
________ , _____________ ...,._. __
By owner 644-5347 Br 2 Ba.
H-..:R°B 6 R -VIE w donmgrm lamrm,frplc
HILLS-Spacious 4Br. $184.900 646· 1304
2B1. fem rm, be1ut1tul lg Cl'larming 3 Br on qulel
yd on epprox ''I acre. 1ree lined street owners
llghled Badminton Coort. leaving state ' MUST
2 plllos w/gas fire pit s E L L A c t n 0 w .
Owner $495,000 Fee By s 10~.900 Call agt appt 760-9133. 754. 1202
h•t+IHd+l1et•t
"llEHCEI 1• 1,ooou
Spotless 3630 sf duplex owe lst-12'/.-long term
3br/3ba~5br/3ba· 1 vac
509 Acacia-walk to sea
399K 20"1. dn-Appralsed
440K own/bkr 645·7048
COllOS10l,OOO Lots 01 exlras. sonny. pv1
yard wet bar. bit-In vac,
balcony 646·9186
Cute Cape Cod 2 Br • 2
units Es1de $179K By
Owner 645-9628
llElL fllll URIE DOH MISS
FA•ILY ·IY OWIEll TME IOAT Irvine Terrace 10 rm hm ' PRE SALE
w/pool. Walk.to bCh, goll on ll'le~P BRAND NEW 2
course or Fashion Island and 3 bd townhomes
Fee slmple Attraclflle 30 First lime offered 2'"t
yr financing avail batl'ls. vaulted celllngs,
S.50.000. Ownr will co· e•cellent light and bright
operate w/rltrs Call floor plan with large mas-
640-2722 673-3745. ter suites with trench · doors leading to prlvale
lltYllE THUCI sun balcony Used brick
REDUCED $20.000 4Br frpls. 2 car garages and
wlln-l1w or master so1te. yards Pr1ced lrom
lg llving rm, formal din S 125.950 to $129.950
rm, 11m rm w/wel bar. Call Barker Reel Est1te
3B1. 2500 sq ft ol com-tor eaclus1ve showing
lortable 1tv1ng erea, walk 631-0788 OT evenings
10 beaches or shopping. 645-8075
mollv1ted owner will also USTSllE LllHY le1se or lease op-• r tton OF'EN SAT & SUN 4 Br 3 •Ba. pool, RV par.,.
1-5. 1407 SANTANELLA. Ing The largest & flm!St
COM $275,000 FEE residence in Newport
BETTY KERR REAL TY Harbor H1gt1 d1s1r1c1 Im·
673· 118 1 memd occupancy 289
---------Lilac Lane 631-5055,
llST Ll.llllTE
120,000IOWI Take over peyrnents. So
Hwy CdM, 3 Br 2 Ba, 2 cu gar Prin only.
2091822·2&44
'"llAT/Ul 1·1 •eu11L1u
OAPIOH
642-2000
ElSTSllE NOL
En1oy the summer wlyour
own private pool In this
brand new listing tn prime
Ea s1s1 dt' 1oca11on
Cul-de-sac s1reet w/only
6 cstm l'lomes. close 10
Back Ba)' A variety of
t1nanc1ng avatlable
759·1501 or 752-7373
Only 2 yrs old An In·
cre<llble 4 Bdrm, 5 ba \VALICBRfsLEE
C1pe Cod wllh mini n--• Elt8ee oe11n view from m&St&f ._..
~.
1Ylle Tona of oak used
t hr ou ghout w i th
belconles overlook Ing I
beautlfut Waterfront
Drive. FllH IEMOlll Offered 1111 year lor Would you entoy 4 bdrm1 •
189!>,000 • NOW ONLY bull! in kllchen ap.
$539,000 for en 1riat11'1 pll1nces, roomy yard tor
sale. •uds or panlet? II so. llllt Hit W ... rfrtlf Ir ts for you1 Bring p1lnt Ind UU.9"-1111 seve BIG111 Now only s 124.900, With $12,500
dn • S t080 monthly!
Hurry 1nd Hvel Call now
646· 7 434 Century 2 t
Gold Sier
Futt OOMn Vlewl Owfl/ Agt
will finance. J1smlne Crk,
2br & den Prloe RedUC41d
640·1515/619·728·5151
SILL/Tllll
Duplex '90UC41d 120.000. 3
bd, 2 b• rent1I t delu•t 3
bd. 2 be owner unit .
.lllTllMllLEI
2 Bdrm. 2b• home In
prime location E'alde. E•· 1111ng loi n S 104,000 11
1 t~·'lt p1yeble s 1oso1mo Call ror appt
UIMWHALn
111·110.
South of PCH, Trade --------• S 140K equity or sell at
1399,100. 875-2500
OWIW.
NeWpon RMera Condo. 4
Br. 2'h bl. lfplc:, plllO.
t9nnl1. pool, ape By ownr s 109,500 ~48·8317 SPYOl ... --H-111-. e""'e=-r-.-,it-b-1.
ly owner1eo1 M75.ooo.
759·11Sl7 ClaMltled Adi 142-5171
I
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 17, 1983 •I
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LDT II MESA VEAOE Spectout 2•tty h ome I T&11-• t•L., ''" =====:=:;;;; C RJ.liiiiiii;.;;;;._ ___ .:.:,.:,:
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Loveiv 3 Br, completely a-1111 1 I •• w/txtreme venellllly 111 11•m ••1111 n • 11 ONDO. Good at art tr lllEA T
Prime EUlaldil 11rge d.eo•at.a &OOl home. ..-" • ,_ tlme olltrtd S325.000 4 MlllLYINUHI llo~on thltt.,rllle3b0rm, WTA&IAlllllT1 :roP«ty°"lo~grndt
Oulld&bla lot wllh alley $175.000 pen House ltst E'sl4t '"' ••. yra old. M•l IOt In., ... 4 .... 11IO 000 2 , b• prlvalt end unit In Yl/.~ nm 74·500~2025 LOCITIOI
acc:ewa Bett otter lakes Sat/Sun 2·5 1791 Je-AUUrnt t2Vo $80,000 In Br bonua rm 3 Ba • xlnl location near So •p. 1•1,--llLP Ill on thl• A-.. l-d ••~-' In ttl maica Low dn Ask ing tteo'.dwnllv1n r~w11oi Upgtaded cp11/w111covt r1 Coa at Pl1u W llh • • ._ "''"' ....,.,., SCOn l63t·22•2 :149·7789 $145,000 Oflve by 311 • t IC f gdl I I & window covering•. sub11an1111 down. pymtt f•lltrlalltJ O..e>et1teo-mutlNll ParkVlttl ·WOOdDrldoe.
* * ...., .......
bd, 2~. t yr, upgraded,
lhlltllfl, drapea, llM·
llCaped, nr pool Ind ten·
nit M1kt Offer. ~
hOuM S11/$un, 12·5 22
=·
.... ,
COil.en Pt, oll Santa Ana P '· Ofm n ng. rg ttack lighting, levetours, are only 5790/mo PITll ••I.Oil• thla 4 Bdrm home n11r 2 Bdrm. 2 b1 Certmlc GtHral 100 ln"al tit• blwn.22123,d st lamlly rm wtau green-premium loe111on Top ol 759. t50l Of 762•7373 -the beach. Needs TLC Ille entry, mloro·w1ve, -~Jiiiiiilliliiiiiiliiiiir~•:1 house Thi ulllmate Mair lhe line security l yttem but ONLY $117,90011 Call C1n1. A/C Upgreded L akeah o r• Bk •
652-oe&O
llLI OMHE OllNllllll
Located in lrvine -overlooking
Rancho San Joaquin golf course.
This 2 BR, 2 Ba condo is an
absolutely exquisite home! Com-
pletely upgraded, high ceilings,
fire place. La nd included.
$205,000 Dan Bibb or Stephanie
Jones.
.IHT IHIGH -MYIEW"
Laguna charmer -3 Br, 2 Ba+
lanai. Good view -near high
school -walk to town and
beach. Vacant -fast escrow.
$249,500. Mary Lou Marion.
IOLF CllHE C .. N
2 BR single level unit directly
above Big Canyon's 6th fai rway.
Great location, c:ondiuon , view.
$257,000 includes land. Martha
Macnab.
UllOll lllllE
$335,000! Lowest price ''Dynas-
ty" model -secluded cul-de-sac
location -2 lg BRs. fonnal din-
ing and great entertaining area
with sunken firepla~. Seller
will t rade. ExceUent fixed loan
available. Belle Part.ch.
Yltll PAH ti UUIY lllYE
Light & airy -high ceilings, a
great feeling home. Paneled den
with large fireplace -fonnal
dining rm. breakfast area, large
living room. 3 Br, 3 Ba. Only
$459,000 incl. land. Barbara
Aune.
HllllEl'l IWI
IPECTAOIWIMf
Vaulted ceilings w/plantation
shutters thr uout. Built-in wine
rack, bar & china cabinet. 2 BR +
den w/ocean view . Low-care
courtyard & custom tile back
patio. Includes land at $499,000.
Maureen White.
HTtllTIJllEIT P&UlllE
Big. beautiful & private,
outsta nding features every-
where. V lf'W. inner courward
w/pool, huge master suite w ispa,
separate office. playroom or
great al1arters plus family rm
and security system, beautifully
dec'Orated. $890,000 incl. Land.
Sharon Smith.
IUlllFICllT .......
With an "lntemational Flavor"
High ceilmgs -marble floors
and columns -inside pool.
Spacious rooms, breakfast room ,
elegant master suite w/hreplace.
City. bay and ocean view -
th ree additional BR suites
w/privale entrance. $1.125,000
incl land Barbara Aune.
H' tf UYHlllU W&TtllFHm
Gracious one-story couple home!
Custom remodel w /gourme t
kitchen £or ease in entertaining.
2 BR. family rm, 3 baths. 2 pri·
vate beaches. 24 hr. security gate.
$1 .295.000. To see call Dona
Chichester
1&11111 lllMl OllTtl
An authentic Cape Cod home
with an unobstructed 180 degree
view of the entire harbor.
S uperb craftsmanship through-
out Used brick in a bundance
around pool & spa. Professional
low maintenance landscaping. 4
BR each with bath, 4 fireplaces,
family rm & library $1 .495,000.
Lucy Rose
llWPllT IUCI HT&TE
2.4 ACRES Pastoral setting for
this 6 BR. 5 1fz BA Georgian Col-
onial wath facilities for horses.
Prime location minutes from
Newport Center, all shopping
and transportation. F.state in-
cludes stables. riding ring. barn
as well as 3 car garage and pool.
Full security,. $2,000,000 in-
cludes land. Martha Macnab.
O&IH 1•11 • Tll lllfF
Fabulous single story home situ -
ated In e xclusive Cameo S hores
on front row, panoramic ocean &
jetty view w/sandy beach below.
Three private beaches -tide
pools plus s parkling pool ln se-
cluded courtyard. Perfect for the
growing family, $2,300,000 ind.
land. Donna Godshall.
LIN 11&.I DIUllYI -
OllTl9 l&na.T
85' overlooking the yachting of
Newport &y & skyline of New-
port Center. Thia generoua 4 BR
residence preeenta a mood of
tasteful ambience to be shared
w /fam1ly & friends. Gracious
entertainln1 areas abound lncl. a
bayslde ten-ace w /pool. RJch
woods throughout. Wine rm. &
aeparate maid'• qtra. Air oond.,
teCUrity, pier & slip. S~.900.000.
Dona Ch ichester.
844-8200
.',
, aulle step.down retrHI _ --now Broker 848-0709 throughou1 Redwood LU/Tiii W w/lrplc & sundeck Lu11ur· Sh1rp 4 br. 2 ba, snake WALKER & LEE Lovely 5 Br 3 Ba pool deck J<Ww upkeep yard
hstC Mtrlple11.S35K dn, 1ousMstrBawtsep11a1e rool,1nume low 1ntereat n.-.-tm~ home, very private. MlllfillT Pric ed 10 81 11 11 AIMii•
assume loans Could shower & ceremlc 1111 FHA loan Only S1 29.500 l\Cm~ E/sl d e S239 .900 2Br tt/2 be. Co-op St39,000
b•eakeven $189,000 whlrlpool lub A/C.spec; D Bourke R1a1ty , ••. ,., , ,w 646-3557 1 130.000 Owner wlll
TllTUIMlt
01111y prtv11e cu1toml1ed
6 8d 4 81 home lf\Cl ttp-
arete mllcfa Qlrt, p.cldle
191\nlt courte, pool, encl
.tpa & -• bar. All with a spectacular view The
lineal Offering ever In
lrvtne. $585,000. Fee
Agt. 552·7500.
Duplex Good lor owner RV parking area & comm 546-991>0 carry R & H lnveatment
occup. Poss S50K dn, pool wl tac Many, manv ~ Ftaatala 75 t-5989
S2~;.~ m aker a 1 e.clras Call 540-2027 IHA YElllE Vall2 1034
W•. E. ltM l1e. YH WILL 3 er. 2 ea. gooa lln. TIIE Tl llLL IPUIUll NtL IHt. larMar lOd
.la 11001•1 0411 fill II LIVI s 138·000• Time to take thla ~-11., HWI . • ,. • with lhese dramatic e1t1ra ~bier 641-1665 portunlty to buy 1 llflle ,. U&IHIEI
-------• I a r g e N E w pleee of land on'E81tllde «l> I •r 2 '-• ltlaltlJ WARIFlllT flUll
OPEN HOUSE BY OWNER TOWNl.fOMES. 3 bd, 2'tr OPEN SUNDAY t-5 with ocltlng Improve lt"Fl4f4, ltiltr Sacrifice $425,000, formal
Sal/Sun 1 t-5. Neat 3 Br, ba, 18' frplcs. magnlfl· Ill llllOLI& ml enls. Mandythlmahture lt1tl11 t1w1. Take :~:~~. •:i1 r~oa~~l~dcjeo~ 1YeW111
., B ., t /b cen1 massive most er suit· UITlllE llYUW•Y rees surroun s • ake 1 t T I -_...., DMft ' 1' ' s ory, w onus es with window seat and • rooted 2 Bdrm collage tttr I • • atrium Of overlook water, ..._
rm 1695 sq 11· Nicely up· drama11c arched window OWIH PHIOHll S 125.000. • 1H,OOO, It gourmet kitchen, wall of 1 .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-
3 Br, 1¥• B• houH
w/bonut rm, great cond.
great llnen cln g . s 116.000. 857-9583. graded & landscaped, 1 1 f 42' 11 block walled, quiet street French doors, private llEllCH 140,000 142-1200 •1t1llfrl111. llt41t1t4 g ass. v ew 0 tenace.
nr SC Plaza Assumable yards and much, much Only S t5.000 down to 111-tt If 11,tOO. It• ~vt boat doek, hide-away
8';•;. In. All reasonable more. From S 149,000 Isling low Interest 1011ns atr SUllJ!, guest qtrs.
E11clualve, Deane HC>f'MS.
4 models avall Cati agt
10< Info 5!52·19115 ollers considered Fasl Barker Real Es1ote on this neat 3 Br 2ba Yt1Mtrll1·11H HIY terms Some work Forest Olton
escrow 11 required Ask· 646·4553 or eventngs home with security sys· ~ :~U~~~: 0~0i60~~~:~ Coldwell Bank.,
Ing s 134,500. See at 50 t 962·9639 tem, family room, fire-R /1.-1 ~ 8 Reve<se IOgo
Sturgeon Or C M or call want Ad Help? place In master suite and kr WllllllTll
... a..c~ 1841
r cottage + atudlo. L
lrptc. mod lcltehen & Ba
370 Mountai n Ad
$219.000 673-1923
545-·5206 ~2•5878 much more 1n an eaoel-BAYVIEW LIOUIOATIO ~ w11--EST•TES
--------.ten t l o catton o n ·-------1 Spacious Condo s •-• ----~-~~~-~-!""'"9---, Magnolia a .... ltac~ IMO $5,000·$10.000 down. Lowesl priced Plan 1 With
IMT MIU C../N ~ 4\,.' f) 'C ~C:. ~ wo11 llW llLY SllO OOO lake over paymenlS master sullea. on private m un O~ l'U\J ~~-<.!;1 l:J(/·~ U•• t 110,00011111 Agenl 714/851·1651 sunny loeallon Air con· ATTll
f .. -4 .... CUI¥ • •OWIN I Call t•••• 144-1211 dltlonlng, decofalor win-n O~d",o·~.!h•tt,0,,..,.00':'b.~ llOE IEU IEL IQ IUllnl CONDO Price Reduced, lg dow coverings & wall· lllYESTERS ~ ~-• y NEW LISTING 3Bt 2ba l/p s 105,000 Nd• 12 5% assumable In. papers 2 brick Pi iiot n =1.10.,1~t,. ~,··~:::::• ol 3 Bdrms, 2 batls. pool T LC 213/530·5159 $139.000. C-21 Pac. Csl. with bu11t·rn BBQ Large SUPEROPPOATUNITY IN
Large 1am1ly room with t0% down, 10% lnteresT2 countrv kitchen Com· •Tl I .... , ...
I 0 tlreplace. lhllng room wllh B C d _, t 1 1--' lM4 munlty lennls, pOOl & .... -H L T E C Ii replace and nice land· ' on °· povo, enn s nr mat parks Only $ 167 .000 3 co11age1 on t large lot
I I 12 I I I E I t beach, S 119,000. Agt Walk •o town, beach SACRIFICE !! ~pc~~se ~~e~~~o\~·;;d c I e I a 8 3 t • 0 2 3 1 . .... ... snn "Tt .. 11, Very dealrable nelgll·
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Glamoroos spilt-level con· park Call Biii Gold 963•8000· MIPllAR WEI I NIL borhood Probate asking
B R 0 J E B d os ·2Br • 2 Ba.~ $149,000 IPll lllll&Y l·IPI. Mu1t Mii, Woodbridge, on Woodbridge Groves $275,000.
I 11 I~ I I Pool/spa. Luscious land· 142 ll200 prettlgloua Yale Loop 3 Auburn model 2 bdrm 409 JASMINE •u 20322 EattwOOO. Br 21/2 Ba, centrll air, 2 wllh every upgrade Im· OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 seeping. OREN Sl'T /SUN •• d I I I d I 2 2·6 at 2480 Fairview Rd. mo e per ec an on Y llreplaces, lennlt, awlm-aglnable. Gorgeous neu· Agt Ann Fowlkes
I F L E E N N Ted Hubert Rllr Ph miles to beach In anloe ming. lake rec. 80% loan tral decor. Large yard, 494.7754 I I I Is-I' spa and atrium with 10111 era will carry 2nd. s 18K redwood deck A must llHT HHll SAU .
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. 545•5510 famlly area Prl¥8te pOOl, at 10.75•/.lnt. avail. Own-lush landscaping &
---~-"' ol glass and greenery. moves you In. Reduceo to see. $152,000. Pvt road, whl wilt<. wood.
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Y& TElll Prolenlonal decor 3 s 169,500 for quick slle. Wtllllllltl OllN glass, gym, aeuna, etc . .__.s_T...;;E;...;;;,.E _R_T'---1 bdrm. Now $210,000. 559-7058, 213/807·2330. 2 bdrm, S 106,000. Nolhlng comes elate
1 I I' I I I A guv t know Is nol only e LIW NWI 631. Premium location acrou Appralled at S800K •
..... --'-· __.,,__.._..._.._ ..... ~ drunk bul he's a Int drunk. Greal family home leatur--WATLRfRONT from pool & large park. S485•000 or leue opt.
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He drinks so last vou'd Ing 4 Bdrms plus lamily llOMI .._ I W•llllll L"'hl & l I I II I OPEN SAT/SUN.,,. I M 1 Y E S T ' room. 2 flreptace•. large •tSTLllTEI' "' -· 3 B 2'L b Wiit c k .,. ary; 0 a Y m-'""'"ANIDOW•Y i--~-+-~~---t t
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hhelnk .. t_he···b·.rewery needed ~ • RE.t.L EST.t.TE r. " 1• ow ree maculate tnllde & out '""' " It Ii o I I .:_ yard with beautllul spa Sharp Mesa Verde 3 Bdrm 111_1400 Model C, 1900 sq tt, fuuv Lovely decor; brlcl< patio AOT. 497·3009
.... __.. _ ___._'--._· --'-· --'·---' and decking. OWNER Pacesetler Excellent upgraded. professionally Asaurnt 111 at 12v.</1. Ott Yn . Top of the WOfld
NEEDS FAST S ALE. landscaping with patio landteaped, 2 car gar, Call Diane P9Rlnt 4 B 3 8 view f
I L I p E C K I MAKE OFFER Asking and p each lreeal close to park & lake. 552-2000 r. a, orever,
I I 11 1 I I O c.,...o,.•1 "'• , • .,.,1. ~td $137,900 Call 540-1151 Oulstan dtng Interior IWIEllllTIELL St85.000. 30 Sum· 1~~~~~~~~ =~.':~,t,~ .. _ ... v...,:;.:;::;~,.:;;,;:,"',:''J.;:!' OPHSHl&Y12-3 decor . priced 1 t lhlsapectecutar3BRe11ec merwlnd.857·2073. 1; home, 1011 o4 ..o:;xs&
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f.:0:1 I I I I I I • I I I J Under 1200.000. wtk to ~~:~~~9~~:"so~~~'C6~: s~:~•3'c':,:,i~5~~p. H:;~ Y°" want ________
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NEWPORT BEACH
UOI UY l1M,to0
Rarely an the market, don't miss this opportuni-
ty to purchase a fee condominium In a most
lovely setting. Walk to shopping -handy to
freeways. One level, 3 BRs, 2 baths.
ILIPFI IUt,IOO
Price reduced below marketll What's In this
bargain for you? Unobstructed 180° view. 3 BR.
family room. corner unit, private brick patio,
newer appliances, air conditioning . . . and a
sener eager to listen to otters. Make .yours
today II
WUTDUFF UHNO
Great family home on choice corner. 3 BA +den
& dining room. Could be two master suites. Near
new carpet. Nicely decorated In earthtones.
Pool-sized yard. AV access. Priced to seill!
Tll lltFFI UH,IOO
Unique freestanding "Z" plan on choice green-
belt. Bring your large family -4 spacious BAS,
bonus room plus Inviting kitchen-family combo.
Close to pools, schools, stores & bovs club!
1&1111 YIEW ... El 1211,800
Probably the prettiest expanded 3 bd.Fr. home
in area. Large corner lot with pad for boat or RV.
French doors. mirrors and glorious breakfast
room. A customized home -Priced to sell.
IWllll YIEW HIES IUl,000
Enjoy the prlvecy & ambiance of your own
private pool with the community pool only a
stone's throw awayll Lovely 4 BA Palermo plan
In a marvelous locatlonll Many upgradesll
UYOIHT Satt,000
Perfect for the growing famlly this 2/story home
has 4 BAS. family room, an expanded lanal,
large yard w/spa. new carpets & Is rated as a
super valuell Best of all, owner will flnancell
1&1111 VIEW HllH saao,ooo
Lowest price fee -5 BR Somerset model.
Great financing. Neutral, Immaculate decor &
beautltul low maintenance landscaping. Call for
more Information!
1&11111 YIEW IOIH IUl ,IOO
This is It!! Light, bright, sunny Portoflno plan.
Beautifully decorated. Separate "bonus room"
or teenage quarters. Large private yard. No
painting or fixing needed here -Just move right
Intl
1&11•1 YIEW llLLS' 1141,IOO
Hlghly upgraded 3 BA hom~ on ~0rner lot
wllarge tree llned yard & spa. Beamed cathedral
ceilings. hardwood moldings, parquet floors,
trench doors. $45.000 reduction. Compare and
you will know this home Is very speclalll
.. OllY• 1411,000
Beautiful Bordeaux plan In Big Canyon. 3 BAS,
lovely wet bar. cathedral callings, drama plus!
Includes all the omenltles of this prestigious
security community.
..... T lllUTS """" Remodeled 3 BR with 180° fabuloua view of bay
and ooean and nlte lltea. Great potential for
expansion. Game room w/bar. Gazebo, new tile
kitchen & muter bath. Next to park.
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2161 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ltOAD
AM£MBEB.OE.THE.9£ARS ElNAN.cJAL NE'WO K
lln.IS
Yes, It's leasehold but It's worth lt!I Live In a
private beach community for under $315.000 &
move right Into this 3 BR home decorated in
country with hardwood floors & remodeled
kitchen.
llYllllll S4tt,OOO
One of a kind custom residence In private
waterfront community. Gourmet kitchen fea-
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES tured In major magazine. Leaded windows.
----------------------beams. hand painted tlles. Beautifully situated
OPEN HOUSES 1-5
UTllllY nmumra11
4 BR, Fam. $259,500
4901 Basswood
C. BALDIKOSKI
UTlllAY I llllAY
OAllHlllLUM
4 BR, FA.
View $299,000 ... ,
lllWIYH
4501 Surrey Drive
RITA QUIGGLE
2 Winged Foot
5 BR, FR , ~
Pool $699,900 M. MATTHEWS
UNISU 207 Via Mentone'
4 BA $555,000 C. AUMSFELD
UUllYtEW...S 1718 Port Margate
4 BR $322.500 LISA WHITE
llYll 1•11 Jc722 Santiago SBA $649,000 OM BOLAND
OHtuMLllll 4 14 Heliotrope
3'BA $649.500 KAY RANGER
UlillYIEW-1 i a75 Port Laurent
3 BA $269,500 WYNN WILSON
TllnlllK 6 Hlllgrass
3 BA. FR $289,900 RITA QUIGGLE
1&11• YllW IMO 2012 Port Ramsgate
4 BR. FR $309.900 LARAINE SHAW
LIN llU 204 Via San A.:tmo
4 BA, FR $575,000 EDIE OLSON
llYllHE 2502 Vista Dr.
2+ BR $464,000 ELEANOR BOWIE
WEITILlff 1308 Santiago
4 BR $444,000 TED PETERSON
ltltu Ill U1 223 Goldenrod
3 BR $325,000 V. MARSHALL
1&1111 YllW ... 1820 Newpqrt Hiiia Dr. E.
... BR, FA $390,000 C. BALDIKOSKI
UllllllNE 1111.-
Softy stated elegance In thl9 2 BA. den home.
Expansive view. gated area. brick patio, Interior
Is open, bright & cheerful, but the rMI Joy 11 our
financing! A must see.
•lllT• ll ..... An expanded Plan I, 5 BR. Beautifully decor-
ated. Immaculate. Owner will finance. Many
thoughtful & decorator extru. New appllancea.,
wine rack, molded door• & cuetom booktMlvee.
NYlllMID .......
Hawaii In Newport, beautiful Inside pool with
waterfall -plus 4 BR, den, formal dining, great
view oi bay & mountaJne. OWC AITD for 30
yearal Fee fandfl
Gl~Y AIC)(llSOH
CORA BAlOIKOSIU
Bill BOHS
MARCIA eum
0(81 8188
TOM BOlAM>
UUIQ BOWi
JOHN CAMP8lll
(VAN COlllC(JT ..,
IOM OOllAIU
lYlfCN lWN sun mn
MAGGI( GUTH am HAntS MAllY HMVCY
JO CAltOl •unH
VAUlllf. lWSHAll
MEllM>A MAISTON
SMA lWVIN
MAllCIA MAlTl<WS
CMOlC MCMAHAN (DI OlSON
KAY PMl!llt
MCM>A PfTIJSON
JID PClfltSON
lmA QUIGGU
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with bay view.
llLllA lllAll SIH,IM
Perfect Island home with lovely 3 BR apt -light
and cheery -recently remodeled with view of
So. Bay. Two houses from water, ample parking
and large assumable loans. You will love this!!
llYlllllS llt._
Beauttful all new "contemporary" Victorian.
Spacious 5 BR designed for family llvlng. Lush
green patio, balcony & large sundeck. Llgl"lt &
airy. Absolute perfection.
llYFlllT MPLD 1111 ....
Excellent Balboa location with dock, sandy
beach & walking distance to shops. Each unit
has 2 bedrooi:ns. FP + Dining room. Upper has
large sun deck & both have great Harbor & night
tight view.
llY ... 11 11,JllMO
A bayfront bonanzall You own the land & a
whole lot morel Watch the bay activity & enter-
tain In your spacious courtyard patio. Guarded
gate entry, 2 sandy beaches & good financing.
Fee. • ..
CORONA DEL MAR ---... ..,.... Privacy & spaciousness fdr a large famlty -or a
valuable addition to any Investor's portfolio, 4
BR. 21A ba home plus 1 BR, 1 ba apartment unit.
Great Financing available from seller.
1&11111 VIEW llLLI S4H ...
Popular Tiburon plan -3 BR home In quiet
residential neighborhood with pleasant open
view -vaulted ceilings In llvlng, dining. & family
rooms. You own the landll
llJIUll 1411.IM
Combine Contemporary & Country & you get
Spyglass! living roorr., dining room & family
room surround Jacuzzi courtyard. Lowest
priced ''Newporter" In area. Must see to . ap-
preciate.
OAMllllllll llH-
On the terraoea of Cameo Shores, a truly
aophlat~ted contemporary home. Imagine
cocktalla on the terrace or at pooltlde, while gutng at the sallboatsl Appointment only,
please.
._.._.. 11n.-PU
New on the market! 4 BR executive home with
commanding view of ocean, J•~ & Catallna
sunsets. Private courtyard entry, bl11Ck bottom
P~ & spa, lultl landtcaplng. Turn key con-
dition. Not to be mlase<t.
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lnHI les Salt ••J'e'J l11c~ ltH ~•-s•.,.11;:.;:•;..::f~tr;..;l:::al::.:•;.__1 111LMI HN a. .... fer Salt ~ ""~ .. 1 ..... fer lale ...... ._ laJt
1055 LUt ftrnt lHS 2 Br;clbr Qff. tblk f1om I t It • 1111 tHO 381, 2850 iq tt . 1 In rt ltac~ IOI ~' -====--;:;; cx;ean, furn, w/d Aent 01 !WJ!I .. i tory on lg 101. esaumllble B,..,., & Beach • ..,.,, IHC~ lOH l!!J!!f .... l•t
• 111e 675·"496 *l &Aft••n••· exllll~ loan. no qualll~· Blults Condo Must setll 3 ..... ,
I • .... -e 2 e 1 1 2 au Real Estate 010 CAN'l'ON Horn.. 4 t;r $142,500 Ille, cheerful 2
l1g 81 2 Ba Ownr
• 768-1455
IWIHLUYlll
... , Sill II
Take over eiusllng loans ol
$90.00 payable s 1260 per mo 1nclud111g 1a .. es
In' assoc le8' NO
OUALIFYINGI 2 Bdrm 2
ba condo In eace1 cono
OWIH LUY I 2l'~•1ar,r•1t ••••• N-port 21ty •"a1p ft""' Ing S3 5.000 846-509 r. a i~c. P oa. llYJlllT N t I ,. ... """' II lovely g1 nbll Lowl MAl.t"•""etuc..c1M#Cc,.., IN many cue om Hturet, M•ST SELL! lovely 6 1 wtroom tor alzt townnomtw/garage. ILHI TUii $ t69,60o Fla• flnan U"lllT Htll t11cep11onally mlln •
Take over e1u111ng loans ot t 20' yacht Cull 3 br 1125,000 vol~steal at 1980 Cond~. upper bayl Ownr/agl 7 14•967.2628. THE talned 1795.000 PIP
Leisure Wofld Penthouse
Million S view 3 bd 3 bll
owrier 830· 1357
S90.000 payable at w3S slip Must sHI pp 1111.8001 Call P1t1lck v1-.2er,2~ea.dblgtr· lvemeH YEllSllLLES lnerawlHt1rryht 71 4 1180-8263 01
$1260per mo Including Owner.673·7873 Tenore760-8702agt age, lg yd. AC A11ume _ -lll·llTI lll-H41 75t-8t28 Pr1nc1pal~
taxes. 1n5 usoc t;ies 3 Condos 10, leaM with 11'-""I• 30 yr lilted No Lu•urloua llvlng Two ' only NO QUALIFYING• 2 qualllylng St8S,OOO 48r28e OWCS140Kl20K bed1oom1, two b1th1 llSTl"l 10~H
111111 .. , .. 1 1052
§er. 28a coNbo IHIOWllULTY
Ul-UU
Bdrm 2oa condo 111 * 1111 lllN * ~~n. N-r"11 e.,ach 646-5092 dn ' lrm pool, tenrtla, con a o FI re P 11 c • Oen Vu Trl·hll• comunty
exc111 cond Beaulllul JBr • den & v now urn un urn. ¢' 'A' cenel Vecant 982· t 227 • Clubhouse, pool and spa pool/tennl1 near beach
IYIWlll
• l&OlllJIOI
on El Niguel 7th F11rw1v. &
11 peek 11 the cx;n 2 c11
IUllOW llULTY poof, w/180 degree cx;n 2131278•0211· Ask lor 963·6682 Mini view. Owner may Sp1c1ou1, trptc, dbl-gar,
view. valued 81 $425.000 ~ ·, ! help with pofnll and will bllna gd 11rm1 Npt Cr111 hr latMI -1141,IOO
LOwfft In Saevlew
gar $137 ,500 Owner 1--------768-6684
U1-2242 Wiii sell this week lor vou need 1 gun to .. • CIH1lfled Ada are the carry 1H1cond trust deed 2·3 Br. den End unite.
$345.000 w/le1m1lllt "draw IHt" when you anawer to a aucc:ee1lul 1122.000
'Your own tne land) Call p1ece an eel In the Delly oarao-or yatd Nlel ll'a a 131-1300 Ill
*-lc1(f1 t,•lt f.11'
lt8M opt 1vallable
All 8 lor appl, 640·8227 SELL Idle ltema with a
Have something 10 NII Diiiy Piiot Cluelfled Ad.
Clualfled ada do It Miii. M2·5678. --------
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM = Montanas Sud, Rancho San Joaquin
63 l -l400 $ l65.500 Sun 1·5
2764 H111vtew Or, Npt Bch
644· 7020 $259,000
* * 17 Sprmgwood. Irvine (Wdbrg)
Sun 1-5
752· 1414 $269.000 Sun 12-4
5112 Maple (Univ Pk), Irvine
752·0166 135,000
119 6th St .. HB
Sun 1-5
963-6767 $139,000 Sun 10-2
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
* Curl Or .. Jasmine Crk, vu, CdM
640·1515/(6 19)728·5151 Sat/Sun 1·5
I
605 Brookview, Costa Mesa
546-8566 Open Sun 1-5
* 1509 Eton Place, Westcllff. NB
63 1-7300 $315,000 Sun 1 -5
2 Bayside Cove West. Newport Beach
23 Rana, Irvine
64-6200 $205,000
30 Segura (RSJ Villas) Irv
631-7370 $207,000
Sun 2-5
Sun 1-5
50 1 Riverside, Newport Hgts, NB
548·2687 $370.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2502 Vista Or.(Bayshores) N B
644-9060 $464,000 Fee
3 BEDROOM
223 Goldenrod, CdM
Sun 1-4
644-9060 $325,000 Open Sat/Sun 1-5
2684 Nido Way, Laguna Beach
497-3009 $485.000 Sunday 11-6
* 1218 Highland Dr , Westcltff/Oover, N.B
548-8324 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2161 Vista Entrada. Newport Bch
644-9060 $229.000 Sun 1-5
1854 Port Renwick, Npt Bch
644· 7020 $255,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2411 Bamboo, Npt Bch
644-7020 $210.000 LH Sun 1-5
1393 Galaxy, Newport Beach
644·6200 $459.000 Sun 12-6
8 Mill Creek (Turtlerock) Irv
552-2000 $244,500 Sun 1-4
2345 16th Street Newport Beach
494-77 54 $232 .000 Sunday 1-5
3390 Carmel Dr. Cost Mesa
494. 7754 $165.000 Sunday 1-5
1505 E Ocean. Balboa Penm, NB
642·5200 $315.000 Sun/Mon 1-5
2050 E Ocean, Balboa Penm, NB
642-5200 $247.000 Sat/Sun/Mon 2-5
2826 Irvine. NB
546-2313 $134,000 Sun 1-4
•340 l Santa Clara( Mesa Woods) CM
645-0303 $168,000 Sun 1-5
19442 Salmon Ln .. HB
546-23 13 $ 108,500 Sun 1-4
1111 Ridgecrest, Costa Mesa
963-6767 $155,000 Sun 1·5
7 Point Sur (Spyglass) NB
673· 7771 $549,000 Sun 1-5
616 Martgold CdM
67 5· 5511 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
112 Via Havre. Udo Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $450.000 Sat. 1..0
* 311 Colleen Place. E's1de Costa Mesa
673· 1600 $145,000 Sunday 1-5.30
3 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
30 Summerwind. Woodbridge. Irvine
857-2073 $185.000 Sat/Sun 10-5
1 l35 Pembroke Ln , Newport Beach
642-3103 $250.000 Sun. 1-5
1135 Pembroke Ln . Newport Beach
642-3 t03 $250.000 Sun. 1-5
[Plan 51 5 Jetty Dr ., Jasmine Creek, CdM
760-9295 $418.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 711 K-Thanga. Irvine Terrace. CdM
631-7300 $398,500 LH Sat/Sun 1·5
1215 Mariners Dr .. Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $455.000 Sun 1·5
20322 Eastwood, Huntington Beach
631-1400 $210,000 Svn 1·5
2124 E Ocean Blvd, Peninsula Point
631 -1400 $325,000 Sun 1·5
425 Aliso Ave, (Npt Hgts) NB
759·9100 $445,000 Sun 1 ·5
249 Wake Forest (Coll Pk) CM
751 ·3191 $ 123,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
3087 Ceylon (Mesa Verde) CM
751 -3191 $138.950 Sat/Sun 1-5
2-191 Crestview Dr. Npt Bch
644·7020 $368,500 Fee
* • 3508 SurMew. Npt Bch
644-7020 $310,000 LH
1733 Port Barmouth HV Homes
Sun 1·5
Sun 1-5
644·8304 $269.500 Sunday 1·5
515 Riverside, Newport Beach
645· 1915 $295,000 Sun 1-5
607 W Bay Street, Costa Mesa
754· 1202 S 109,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 35 Skyaall Jasmine Crk CdM
759· 1501 Sun only 1·5
2011 Westwlnd, SA
546·2313 $134.000 Sun 1.,..
Patrick Tenore 760·8702 l»tlot Want Adtl Call now q/VJ~/JY ~1way to tell more I
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•3214 Montana, Mesa Verde, CM
548-5133 $$149,900 Sunday 1-5
* 2001 Galatea Terr (Irv Terr)
644-6200 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1:30-5:30
* * 3215 Ocean Bl, Corona del Mar
644·6200 $995,000 •• Sat/Sun 2-5
1921 Yacht Truant (Seavu) NB
644·6200 $449,500
PUBLIC NOTICE
s, 791 Jamaica. Meae Verde CM
5419· 7769 S 175.000 Sat/Sun 2·5
Sun 1·4
• 11 Hiiisborough (Hrbr Rdg His) NB J
760-8333 $995.000 Sat/Sun 1-5'
2109 E. Balboa (Pen) MNB
760·8333 $625,000 Sun 1-5
36 Rue Fontainebleau (Bg Cyn) NB
760-8333 $525,000 Sun 1-5
507 So. Orange. Newport Hts, CM
645·0303 $264.000 Sun 1-4
* 4615 Hampden (Cameo Shrs)
760-8333 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2561 Circle (Byshrs) NB
646-6325 Sat/Sun 12-6
3 148 Manistee, CM
546-2313 $149,500 Sat/Sun 10-6
1411 Kmgs Ad, Cltffhaven. NB
642-5200 $525,000 Sunday 1-5
20711 AQuatlc Ln, HB
546·2313 •$166,500 Sun 12·4
* * 721 Bayside, CdM
760·8333 $1 ,250,000 Sun 1·5
10012 Merrimac, HB
963-6767 $1 45,000 Sat 1-5/Sun 12-4
•4892 Tamarack, Deane Homes, Irvine
552-1985 $250.000 Sunday 1-5
* 204 Via Eboll, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $525,000
2501 Harbor View. Corona del Mar
Sun. 1-5
673-1600 $550.000 Sunday 1-5:30
214 Via Grazlana, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $389,000 Sun. 1·5
1515 Cumberland. Westcllff, NB
540-1151 $234,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
4 BEDROOM
889 Senate St . Costa Mesa
(619)753·8355 $119,500 Sun 12-4
:t Inverness. Big Canyon
631-1400 $1 ,075,000 Sun 1·5
* * 60 1 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach
631-1400 $1,300,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * 125 N. Bayfront, Balboa Island
673-6900 $895,000 Sat/Sun 2-6
565 Windsor Pl, Lag Bch
644-7020 $799.000 Sun 1-5
4 BR plua FM RM or DEN
86 Harbor Ridge Drive, Newport Beach
760-8377 for entrance Sun. 1-5
* • 1756 Skylark Lane, Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $379,000 Sun 1-5
* • 2107 Santiago Dr .. Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $349.000 Sun 1-5
1118 Somerset Lane, Westclltt, NB
631 -7300 $425.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1834 Commodore Rd .. Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $310,000 Sun 1-5
* 4500 Wayne Road. Cameo Highlands. NB
631· 7300 $385.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 3 Point Sur. Spyglass Hiii, NB
63 1-7300 $560,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 * 1 Muir Beach Cir .. Spyglass Hill, CdM
563· 17 10 $1,375,000 Sun. 1-6 * #5 Pinehurst. Big Canyon
631· 1400 $695,000 Sun 1-5
1600 E. Balboa. Peninsula
63 1· 1400 $589,900 Sat/Sun 2·6
18 Burning Tree. Big Canyon
760· 1214 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
124 Via Loree. (Lido Isle). N.B
675-9103 $475,000 Open Sun 1-6
* 1857 Por1 Renwick, (HVH). N.8.
644-9060 S375,000 Fee Sun 2·5
,
1820 Newport Hiiis Dr. E.(HVH), NB.
644-9060 $390,000 Sun 1-5
1407 Santanella Terrace(lrv. Terrace), CdM.
673· 1181 $275,000 Fee Sat/Sun 1-5
1906 Port Cardiff HV Homes
640-2679 $299,000 Sunday 1-5
* • 1980 Port Ramsgate (HV Hms) NB
675-6000 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1230 Sand Key Dr.(Hrbr Vu Hills) CdM
760-9133 $445,000 Sun 2-6
2572 Circle Or (Byshrs) NB
644-6200 Sun 12-4
• 2857 Stromboli (Mesa Verde) CM
631-7370 $255,000 Sun 1-5 * 1942 Port Nelson Pl HV Hms NB
759-1501 Sun Only 1-5 * 4626 Roxbury Cameo Shrs CdM
759-1501 Sun Only 1-5 * 4512 Roxbury Cameo Shrs CdM
759-1501 Sun Only 1-5
* * 225 North Star (Dvr $hr) NB
644·6200 $995.000 Sun 1-5
* 4533 Perham (Cameo Shr) NB
644-6200 $649,000 Sun 3-5:30
* •4028 Channel Place.NB.
650-0202 $795,000 Sat/Sun 11-5
222 Via Koron. Lido Isle. NB
642-5200 $695,000 Sunday 1-5
1845 Port Ashley (Hrbr Vu Hms) NB
760-8333 $325,000 Sun 1·5 * 1724 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, NB
642·5200 $395,000 Sunday 1-5
2 1841 Oceanv1ew. HB
963·67(j7 $169,900 Sun 1-5
18902 Flagstaff, HB
963-6767 $189,000 Sat/Sun 2-6
•2805 Drake St. Costa Mesa
540-1151 $137.900 Sunday12-3
• • 426 Harbor Island Drive, N.B.
673-7300 $1 .150,000 Sun. 1-5
••2007 Holiday Rd:, Newport Bch
760-8702 $349,900 Sun 12-5
5 BEDROOM
2007 Kewamee. lrvlne Terr, COM
673-3745 .$450,CiOO Sunday 1-5
* •2Wlngedfooted, Newport Bch
644-9060 $699.900 Sun 2-5
260 t Island View Or Corona del Mar
851 ·9889 .675 -6196 $4 65 ,000
Sat/Sun 1-5
291 2 Carob. Eastbluff, NB
646-1044 $300,000 Sunday 1 ·5 * 1133 Hlghland, Baycrest. N.B.
646·9498 $379.000 Sat/Sun 12-5
5 BR plua FAM AM or OEN
320 Vista Trucha Bluffs. Npt Bch
644·9060 $262.500 Sat 1-5
'lr708 St. James Pl., Cliff Haven, NB
548-0890 $4~5.000 Sat/Sun 11-5 * 1722 Santiago Dr .. Newport Beach
64-1-9060 $649,000 Sun 1-5 * • 20 Cypress Point, Big Canyon, NB
631·7300 $1, 195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 4 Rocky Point. Spyglass Hiii, NB
631·7300 $1,195,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
1030 Polaris Or., Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $275,000 LH Sun 1-5
1210 Polaris Dr .. Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $740,000 Sun 1·5
• 1727 Port Barmouth, Harbor View Homes,
NB
631-7300 $375,000 Sun 1·5 * • 1824 Santiago Or .. Dover Shores, NB
63 1 -7300 $599 .000 Sun 1 ·5
1437 Antigua way, Newport Beach ..
557·7914 $-196,000 Sat/Sun 12·'1
33 Burning Tree. BIQ Canyon. Nwp1 Bch
644-2562 $ 1, 195.000 Sunday 2-5
18 Morning O.w (Trtlrk)
752-1414 $410,000 Sun 1-5
77 Montec::lto, Newport BHch
759·0619 $695.000 Sunday 1·5
1407 Santanella, Irvine Terr .. CdM
673-1181 $295,000 fee Sunday 1-5
* • 3 Lckhmoor (Big Cyn) NB
644·6200 $2,250,000 Sun 1-5
**400 Morning Star Ln. NB
760-8333 $875.000 Sun 1-5
1845 Santiago. Baycrest, NB
¥2-5200 $350.000 Sunday 1-5
3240 M1ch1gan, CM
546·2313 $ 155,000 Sun 1-4
1091 El Camino, CM
546-2313 $149,000 Sun 1-4 * 1608 Galaxy Or, Dover Shores, NB
642-5200 $625,000 Sunday 1-5
6 BEDROOM
* * 1707 E. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula
631 -1 400 $4,900,000 Sun 1-5
8 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
4 Drakes Bay. Spyglass Hiii, CdM
759-9567 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 904 Via Zurich. (lido) NB
644-6200 $1 ,250,000 Sun 1-5
144 Via Vella, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $798,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM • * 1040 W. McArthur(Bachelor)= 138, SA
645-030 $59,900 Sun 12·5
2 BEDROOM
510 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
631-7300 $251.000 Sat/Sun 12-6
220 Nice. zt212, N.B.
675-4562 $255,000 Sun. 1·5
2184 Canyon. Costa Mesa
646-9186 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
11 Canyon Crest, Canyon Crest Estates. NB
631-7300 $285,000 Sun 1-5
31 Canyon Ridge Turtle Ack Irv
759-1501
Sasl/Sun 1-5
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42 Seascape, NB
646-7 171 -$126,900 Sun l-4
3 BEDROOM
24 78 Aue de Canne, Costa Mesa
646-1844 $199,500 Satl&.,un 10-5
18 Montanus Norte (ASJ) Irv
760-8333 $209,000 Sun 1·5
207 19th St, NB
675-5511 $357.5C.O Up Sat/Sun 1·5
3 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
512 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
631-7300 $269,900 Sat/Sun 12·6
2618-2626 Eldon Ave .. Costa Mesa
631-4245 From $155,000 Sat-Wed 11·6
4 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
512 Ventaja, Bluffs
631 -1 400 $260,000 Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
8083 Worthy Or, Westminster
891·673Qr $86,000qs Sat/Sun 11·6
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
30801 S. Coast Hwy
322 Laguna Bch
499-5 146 $42,900 Sat/Sun 11·'1
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 BR plu• a BR
200 Diamond, Balboa Island, Newport Beach
675·2910 $395,000 Dally
200 Diamond, Balboa Island. Newport Beach
675·2910 $395.000 Dally
309'A Sapphire Bal Isle
973·8494 $589,000 Sun 1-5
5 BA plu• 3 llft
509 Acacia (Oceanside or Hwy), CdM
645·70'18 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
RENTALS
2 lOOVista Laredo, Tht Bluffs. NB
661·2993 S1•001mo Sunday '2·4
• SPI
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M Or8"ge Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Juty 17. 1983
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toa
Garage sales. yard sales. rummage sales. street sales .. no matter what
you call them. the idea 1s the same -TURNING THINGS YOU NO LONGER
NEED INTO CASH. When you get tired of fighting your way into a crowded
attic. or garage. or when you need a little extra cash, have a garage sale! So
g~t into t~e act._ clean out those unwanted items. and make money doing it!
It s fun, 1t s profitable. and following these 10 steps will make it simple.
1 Decide on dates.
Look at a calendar and set the dates and times o f your
•
sale. Weekends are usually good. but many successful
sales have been held in the evening, just atter work.
Check the weather forecast m the paper. and watch for
any other large event that may attract potential buyers
away. such as fairs or community events Have your
sale run at least two days -some people may not be
able to come on any single day.
2 . What to sell.
Everything! That is. everything you haven't used in the
last year. If an item has antique value, or is brand-new.
or has unusual value, be sure to ask a healthy price for
1t Get a pad of paper and search your whole house.
Look everywhere, and list everything.
Fwniture. This 1s your main attraction and your
best source of income. ee sure to place furniture
where 1t can be seen from the street. Price
furrnture low enough to beat auctions and
secondhand sales (check the ctass1f1eds for
comparisons). but high enough so you can come
down a little when someone shows interest
Rockino chairs. chest ol drawers. tables arfd
chairs are all very successful at garage sales. so
feature them in your ad.
Afttiqt1es. Smaller antiques should be grouped, and
kept c lose at hand where you can watch and ta lk
about them Nostalg ia items are very popular -
display them well.
Clothin9. Make sure clothing 1s c lean. and mark
the price way down Put as many things as
possible on hangers Separate kid's things by age.
Display adult clothing by sex and age group. Low
prices are a .,.., on clothes except for unusual
items, which should be tagged with an
explanation (like, "hand-embroidered flowers.
dress worn by Mae West)."
Appliances. These will sell for a fair price only 1f
they work. No one will take your word for it. Have
an extension cord so they can be tested. or better
yet. have radios playing. old TV sets turned on
etc. Make sure buyers understand they are sold
"as is".
Plaftts. These usually go fast. but keep them out of
direct sunlight. A good idea 1s to name your plants
before the sale (Spider Lady. Cousin Jasper.
Maggie). and write a line or two on the
name card about how to care for them .
]
Write your ad.
Here is a suggested ad. "Garage Sale -desks.
• Bentwood rocking chair, toys. infants' clothing. 1922
Victrola in original cabinet. many gadgets. lots ot
unusual items. rock collection. plants. Refreshme nts ,~
a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 1234 South
Anystreet. Yourtown. Just west of Main and 2nd."
Use this sample ad as a guide. Be sure' to hst unusual
items. Be as specific as possible. Give directions if
needed. Don't use abbreviations -many peo ple won't
bother to decipher them. CAUTION: Don't advertise
anything you don't really have. Every item in the ad
must be on hand at the start o f the sale
4 Where to advertise.
Place y·o ur ad where 1t will be seen by people who live
in the area -most people shop close to home. The
• Da1+y Pilot is r ead by 88.000 adults in Costa Mesa.
~ewport Beach. Laguna Beach. Irvine. Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley -guaranteeing you w1 de
exposure. And with the Pilot, you're not paying for
waste circulation in Los Angeles or Anaheim. Plan to
run your ad 3 times or more. and start 1t a few days
before the sale so bargain hunters can have plenty of
notice.
5 Make a siqn.
To help make yo ur sale successful. make a few signs
• from cardboard and letter with a magic marker A good
s ign size is 14·· x 22"
6 Placinq your siqn.
The morning of the sale. but not before. place your
• signs. Be sure and add your address and any
directional arrows This should be done abo ut a half
hour before the sale starts. Place your sign where 1t
can be seen from both sides of the street by passing
cars and pedestrians CAUTION: Some towns have laws
that restrict the placement an'tt-dorat1on of garage sale
signs Please Che.ck wi th your town's p lanning
department o r clerk
7 Markinq prices.
Mark prices where they can be seen clearly. Office
•
supply stores have varo1us sizes and colors of stickers
that work well, or you can use masking tape. However
you mark them. mah prices low. Garage sales are for
bargain hunters. Remember, whatever you can·t sell
you'll have to drag back in the house and store again
for another year
8 Servinq refreshments. ·
This doesn 't have to c0st much. and c reates a friendly
• atmosphere. It also encourages people to stay longer
and perhaps buy more. You·could even charge tor
expensive items like donuts. or the kids could go 1n
business for the day. with a lemonade stand
9 Display. .
Make sure everything can be seen. Have c ard tables or
• boards used as shelves between two chairs. Don't
cause people to bend over unless you can·t help it. Use
one table as a desk where you can see everything and
take money. Use only one cash box (tin cans or boxes
work fine) and make sure someone 1s appointed
"cashier .. at all times. Arrange beforehand fo r a friend
who can help answer questions. relief for lunch, etc
Check your neiqhbors and
friends.
•see 1f any want to J01n your sale. This will give you
someone to share expenses with and increase interest
in your sale. If others join you. be sure to include this in
your ad (example: "three-f am1ly sale," "neighborhood
sale"). Group sales are a lot more fun. too.
~ail~~il~~~~~. ~
GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR GARAGE SALE/
MAY IT BE SUCCESSFVL AND FUN/
330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, CA.
Open 8-5:30 Monday thrlJllFriday. Saturday 8 ·noon.
............. """'"" La1aai lw• IMI Latau' lw• tiU
I
LMllll Fi ii U UOLlllYE
PllVATI a11111m .. n
This fabulous Emerald Ridge family
home in Laguna has 4 Bdrms 3 Baths.
family room, den. bonus bar room. deluxe
pool & spa + ocean view too. A real
contemporary charmer w/pauos, decks &
low interest assumable fanancmg.
$575,000.
LIHI •UL llTITI 417-1111
Move up to luxury. caU Bo Brackett
lnrrt lt1tla lMt!l!WJ!rl lt11la IHI
3B:~~:J~f 1~·~u~1on PHIT HW YIEW
Ave $185.000, 642-6383 Sp1cloua Medlteralnl1n
---VIiia overlOOl<a beautllul OLIFF llAYEI pool and p1tlo. night IOEAll YllW lights and Baell Bay.
& Fashion 1a1and. Cullom Ouallty construction • 5
bull! 2500 sq fl 2 Jevtls. 5 Bdrms. formal dining
Bdrm 3'1• Ba famlly room. large modernized room: pool, v, acre fee kitchen Price Includes
land. new !:9pets & p1ln1 land -$625.QOO
thr u·OU t $4 25,000 1IOllAUXY
Owner Days 548-0890, OHi Sllll&Y 1-1
1
;-;:; 548-5946 Ask for ,.2•1200 · .............. .
CLIFFIAYEl-YIEW See and apprec111e the all
new look of 1h1s 3 Bdrm.
den home En1ov the
breathtaking ocean and•
PETE BARRETI ... REALTY
bay vi ew Newly lllliiiiiiilll _____ _
car~d. painted, mod-,..,.--,,..--....,.,.......,.,...--=--~
ernlzed throughout Easy Harbor Knolls Condo. 3
maintenance land-Br, 2'h Ba $280,000. By
seeping. $525,000, In· owner 760-6961
eludes land.
1411 11111 HU
IPllSlllAY 1-1
••2-1200
A PETE BARRE Tr .. REALTY
IWl ... •IMf
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Prol decorated & land·
scape<!, ocean view.
w/lrg spa, P.P. $595,000.
720·0886
U HllYIEW 4 Br, Pool Home w/bonus
rm Xlnt loe. Assumable
financing. Open Sat/Sun.
1934 Port Trlnoty
Owner 644-4464
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilJ u a 1 r e d u c e d OHi. SSOK Assume 1st awe OCW HHlt second Spectacular
• felt from 1hls large 4 Bdrm 3500 sq fl custom lake
townnome ln Newport Iron; home In Newport
Crest Highly upgraded, Beach, entertainers
lovely natural eanhtones dream. newly remOOeled
on Newport Crest Plenty & profesalonally deGOI'·
ol privacy with little main· ated Priced lo sell 11 tenance Prtcad only $449,000 Open HouM $217.500 Sa1 /Sun 1-5 2245
IUL ESTATE ITllE Heather Lane 646-8425
lll-1111 UlllW·lfW1 -------.A sharp buyl This Is a
I CHTtl Ill. llE. speciacvlar new home
on one of the largest 1ot11 1n lor a sharp customet who
Dover Shores 5 Bdrms. wan1s the bestl 4 good
each with l;'s own bath stza Bdrms (master suite
Pool, spa Completely re· wi th firepla ce and
turblShed. $935,000 LJH. balcony!. dining room,
A & H lnvestmenta large family room with a
lll ·llll total or 4 fireplaces and much more. Reoently re·
duced 10 S695,000
DELllllTFIL IEIOUI
NEW LISTING
Spacious and sunny ·3
Bdrm home Fantastic
tamily room -room tor
pool iable. bar. good !arr.·
11y lite Home overlooks
very private patio and
garden. So much tor so
lilllel S 189,500
&•2-5200
j PETE J BARRETr .. REALTY
222YllHIAI
i...OPHllllAY 1-i
••2-1200
IEWPHT 1111m
CUSTOM HOME BY
OWNER 2 • Guest •
Fam Rm Many alras
Open Sal/Sun 1-5 501
Riverside S370Kt01fe<
548-2687
llYEI IHIH lfWPtlT SHIH 1441 GaleJ1y Or . 4Br. den. near beach. pool and ten·
2 frplcs, 2''tBa, gar for 3 nls Liit and sunny 3 Br
cars • lg hobby rm home will! upgradad
$389,500 Owner w!ll as· decor Only $130,000,
Slst llnanclng O;:>en 631-1400.
Sat/Sun 1·5 A<?b--WATl lURCINT lnsonRealtor 5•8·5641 HOMI !> •-·
REAL ESTATE
NYEI HllEI I 131-1400
BEST BACKBAV VIEWI
Large pool and patio. Take elf IF A 1111 advantage of the need tor Harbor View Homes. 4 Br
oecoratlng and get the Palermo -separa1e •
bargain ot the areal 4 guest house, pool, 1<1Ja·
Bd ms 3 balha lo mal cent lo greenbelt. Agt r • • r 675 7698 675 6870 d ining room, huge • or -
kitchen and famlly room. j9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
$395,000
1124UWl
O,HSlllAY 1·1
••2-1200
PETE BARRETI ... REALTY
'"' 1111-ltlO UY/HWYi•.
2501 HarbOr View Or.
Corona det Mar
lous 3 Bdrm (could
be 5). big 1111 rm. bllllard
rm. 3 trplet. spa, much
mOl'e Nr McAnhur &
P.C.H hwy. $550.000;
consider low <In
WHTOllFF
-------$30K dn 'Br. 2ba, lge pool/spa $230,000. as-
sume 1 115'Y. In . EXECUTIVE HOIE
I Mr•, 1111• .,aH
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1100,000 .... ., •Ill ... , ........ .
141·1044.
FAITAITIG PllOE
1111,000llPLU on the Balboa Peninsula. 3
BR In tront, 1 BR In rear
A money maket Alwayt
rentedl Call for further In·
formation
IELF•I PIYH.111 IUL Ttl
lll-11H
Fmtf
... IUYllYllW
3 Bdrm home on 112 acre
lot Low on Assume
1o•w .1n. Sac. s210.oo
Wm. E Oou<I Co
673-1600; Res 5'48·0458
IWMIMSPIUTI
1m11u
TltS WIEIEll 3 Vlf'Nlllet condos
No money down
• Hcell. llnan.
673·8588
Pacesetter Home s
6<!6·5092
SdltPIOI
IWIEI TUISRllll Stunning Baycretl PoOI
home 3 Br 3 Ba, huge c;orn9r lot. prol. land-
scep.d Owner'• own
ci.ar & will t*ry e lat.
$329.000. 2001 Holldey.
Opn Sun 12-4. Att
552·7500
Stunning exec. Monaco FOR SALE BY OWNER
townhome. 32001q ft+ In Htrbor View Home• eitctu•I~ ptlvtte com-bMUlllul POflottno. 48'.
muollty ot Big Cenyon. 3'ABa. 2 lam rms. lacuDI. Priced lo Mii· &585,000. brlek petlo & beeu11f\il yd.
Shown by appt. Ow1* $350,000. 213/HS-.23tl.
tOI 720-1782 dayl eYe ...... , ....
Outll1y wlew & price
w1 ... a..t buy. 38r. 2k
11ty, ooroeou-grounc11. Viet• 81hl1 on.do..
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rm, l1pl. g1tot ocean YU, ttep• ocn Yi41W utll po levels, 3 Br 3 81 L R 831-3671 BBO. gu vi I Incl $400 MC~ eeo-3062, helled pool a tltlPS to One Story-Hrdwood Floors & Tile walk to oeacn $2300, mo $900 mo 494-0.154 905 ~' P' c: Io rm a I o 2 Br ' B• tp, 16~ New l445tmo 642-18'4 536-7769 ocean. Kltott'a nall
. . • • • to mo 876-9526 Tttmpfe T&1111c;e amRm/Oen open beam pain I, new c1rpet Est-ade twnhM, 2 t>d, 1'-i In 4 ptex, 1 br Ip, gar, 1>8!> N COMI Hwy Forced Air Heat-Air Cond1Uomng 3 Afcn Bay 38r 399 ~~~:m~ Y~:_ te~'!: S650tmo Svpppte, 1511, gar. p11 2587 Etd111 p1110. t9002 Hunt11101on LaOun•Beach.494·52'94.
3CarG S 11 Lot , VllWIYIEWI 2800sq It.ocean v~ Sun 12-5 C~ll Ann 845-9161 FrS600 042-2t9t 847-5545torlnfo laut1 arage -ma I Tnree bldroorna lwo s 1 7 5 0 I m 0 Ag I 661 -2993 or 754-0177 2 8t 2 Ba Condo. tvlh x LG I Br ~95.2Br $595 Lg Bach. w/yd. lvfl kit, nr ..... ta 2911
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J .B.H. P.O. Box 3048 baths Two car garage 759·1341 11ndacap1ng,p1tlo,wHh· Poot, Patio, Frptc bch, Quiet peraon. no .,...1"11"1,......,~.,.,""l!"-r Newport hec:h t2910 Excellent loce\lon Walk Old TOW 2Br Charmer U""' e ded 3-87m2 B-a er, dryer, 1tove, relllge 0$hw&r 557-2841 pell, non-1mkr ~25 mo Bal Ill lum 3bf W. be &
Superl0< PfQPerlY local.cl
on 111r1 lge ln1tde corner
w /1mple puking &
privacy Total retr1odel,
hardwOOd llrs, beam cell·
lngs. gourmet II.Itch. over·
size bdrm• & fabulous
F R. sv11ovnd spec.
south sunny patio.
Cynthia Aunsletd or Edie
Olson lor special financ-
ing
to b88cn No pets · ....,, • $850/mo 552-8672 960--0587 2b1 101. cloM to wettt ,995/mo yearly lease be•m&<J cellll\g1. fr pie, tront 1ow condo w/vle'# LIOIY MINI _ _ wk t y 0 r m 0 n1 ht y NEWPORT BEACH to DANA POINT Beita Fart Agent pool ocnvu,lgyd,yrlse, Gare~e. $900. Rusty 2Br,2ba,gar,cpt1/drp1, Wal•ttl.O.Plua lmat 2744 71"/476·1237
I 760-0189 . !,~~~ .:.~e:n~9~~ .. s:r-Ovlnt er 631" 128~ 1!1 ~~~d~kts·~~:!,00 N,~ rd!1 Flreptace, eleoant ~rench Loe 1 br condo In Onlvar-B1itron1 3 ~9-r,_,,2__,e=-.-. Ctaatrclal Oat tf Sttlt -Wanted to leaM: H1rbor Mer wlndow11, a/c, In home ally Town Center CloM $ 1800/mo, 21 Balboa Prtttrly 1250 Prottrty I 550 Cotta Mtaa 2224 Magnlllclent ocean ca-Ridge view condo )<Int H 945.9455 security, Jumbo 11tudlo to UCI C1mpu1 Avail Cove 645-5135.
- -t nyon. view 3 Br 2 Ba. rels 759-1843 unit, top level, lnclda Avg 1 Incl. micro, trplG,
Deluxe, nr new oHlce bldg HIUll 2 Br 2 Ba Condo. frplc. Wooos Cove $950/rno ---2 Br E-sJde, frplc, clean, wHhtlf/dryer. prlvete 1eve1011, upgraded crptg, Be I"' 11v 1 o c • 1 n •
w/bay view 2500 aq II. vac ation In s11 at-very nice $700/m o lease 213/378-3119 or Saa Jau Car. 2271 non-amkr, weaher/dryer ctvbwlthtennla,pools, washer/dryer area In kll., front-Emerald Bly.
Npl Sch. 673-5553 lord-Avon tour Br11ian 673-1282 625· 1158 Circle 1fi11 & caU now 3 Avail 8· 1 1625/mo spas, pool, j11c. $650/mo. Call Laguna 494-10114
Ctdtalaiaal 1275 and Europe end enjoy 3 bd, 2 ba, Condo. Obie LtfHI Hill. 1 2250 bdrm pool home dbl gar 646-8086 sauna, clut>hovse & much Joanna, 850-0855 or corona d4ll Mai, fully turn freedom and saving by 0 p 1 N E 17 h _ opt 10 bvy S560 rush B s c Pl more.$550/mo. tnclds 833-3786. 3 Br home. Aleo furn 1 Bt 2 bd. 1 ba, newly decor-owning your own 18th ar 00 r t ' Accustom to luic 3 Br 2 Ba 539-6190 lee BESl Ally 2 '· "' 0· oast aza, most ullls. 549-3421. L -.. L 2741 11 p1 6 7 3 . 8 3 4 9 144-totD 8ted. nt P 0 Hunt Bch. Century apl For details 1 ·G49•2462 gourmet touches • dbl ~ S 6 O O 5 4 5 • 4 7 3 1 ' 3641 Bear St. Btwn 11181 IC• Avall. 7/15-91 15
Beat Ort•r over $87 ,000. call 714-493·4 10 I 3Bdrm, 2BA, llreptece, dbl gar $7 10 avail 811 at luxury 28r • 2Ba Condo, 545,·0034 Sunflower & MacArthur ISel'UKe upper 39, 3ba. -
714-847-3932 ga1age, no pets $725 pe'I 539·6190 BESl Ally lee lrplc, dbl garage. 2 klda 2 Br. Townhouse, pool. ------Spectacular views , Nwpl Bch CdM 2br 2ba.
Wanted lo tease Harbor t OPPORTUlln J -laacll11, Far•• mo F1r61/las1 $300 sec I • -r 2252 OK, $650 mo 2Br, IB8, spa. auached garage. MESA PINES 2650 Harle elevator. garage Adil• 2br Iba, 6-8 thru 8-27,
Ridge view condo. i.lnt GrOYtl 1575 (6l9l 753 -8355 1Lapu fhtat :it~3o3o 831-0554, lrplc, ""' Ba quiet, ~~~~~~F~tc;~::i;~5 pref Avall Avg 15 11 from $450/wk 673-8476
refs 759-1843· Move ,,, with NO CASH llllOllO cJllFOlllll 3BR 2ba. all new 1n1 . nr I 3Br. 2,Ba, pvt yd, S850 mo. 631-4984 PAV I s 1500/mo 497-5710 ON THE SANO
Waterfront, 2 b1, 2 be DOWN on quality Rl•er-• ocn S765/mo 650-2175, 2Br. 2Be, $850, both Saata A11 2210 -pellopoo spa -------SUMMER RENTAL ~g~~o&. Jg.n'~a~/S~n r!~~lt~:;dJs O~r~~.o~::;· H~~~~p c~~~~~1~y10o~ ~~ 839-438 I eves ~~~~~~i;r:~~~6j~;"ed 011 MacArthur 3 bdrm dbl
2
cr:ts. =~~e~r PJo46
0/mo TOP AR~:.~=~~o pets
0
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1·5. &01 36th Street, nr 759-0619 acres 300 Avocaoos, 90 111111 llEW Beauutul 4 Br. tam rm hm ~i;sf~ S~S~6t~oo at· 2~J:.~~;cr:~~~~la • New coodo. i Mstr suite&. $900 v1111nctd 494-30.C4 l~cld S~mmer 'enctl<I
Lido VIiiage 673 3777 lemon trees Guest Ullll CUSTD• spa, dbl gar, l1pl, W/0 , North Laguna, 2 Br, plus garage 5802 Seash0<e · I IPEOTIOIW house undergrouno wine Cocktail pool & tac Avail T · 2290 * Small 2 Br I 98 Condo A/C. 1955 Anane1m St den, ocean vl8w. pvt yd TSl Mgmt 642-1603 WATERFRONT DUPLEX IOWYllW cellar.wo1~shop ·eqv1p 3 bA.3ba tam rm lrptc,l 1mmed S14001mo Dlhl niSCPlz,SA S520 5925 998•9178• $1250,mo 851•5868 -.,-,------
w/OOCK Newport tsle Benvtlfvl. panoramic ment Enjoy hrst year t.1.. 1ac in mstr ba huge rear 673 5354 agl Charming 2 Br hme 4 lam No pets 752·5822 N Condo -tor rent.-2 Br dys 774.9153 eves Vacahtl Built In 1979 By owner ocean view luKury credit 101 new bvye1 yO 011ve by 2180 Elden New 3 Br, 2 Ba Condo, pet ok gourmet kllch ga1 lf'W ltalala -.-7
Easy 1erms $525,000 penthouse 2 br , • .., bl Unde1 apprarsat at $t050tmo 851-6226 steps 10 Deacn w/ocean pool $475 gets 11 3 Br 2 Ba Apt Easts10e 2 ''> Ba $700/mo Studio .• ,., block beach. nr !"'!""IP!"-.----~·--..
650-1906 Ovtstanotng rlnanctng $425.000. Call tor details Comparable 2 stry 2 Br 2 view. trplc. POOi & spa 539-6190 BEST Ally tee UlllS pd except elect 673·4400 shopping. sep kitchen, LAGUNA Avell Aug 1.15.
-----with low $272,900 sale by 6:11-1400 Ba hme moms ktl kid 1>e•s S950/mo Dys 731· 1988, C-J. . . $615/mo Cell 979-4357 N I ' er2 bd-2 ba ullls pd $405/mo Call 2 t>d house. 2 blks to bch, WHTOLIFf owner price 5'fe down & -~\·\I ' HI He" I yr rt dads gar S500's eve!> 859-7328 ll ta1a.11a1 'days. 851-9647 eves ~~~~l~:,p~22 Ha~1tton btwn 3-6 494-2797 . $950 714-494-2848
11H Ptalwt .. LHI only S 1000/mo. pay-th''" .., Inc. 539·6 t90 BEST All~ lee Secluded 3 Br 2112 Ba U1fara111le4 2410 LA IUCll& APTI I St 548-0477 Aon ltwF-rt lttcll 2 7'9 Lagvn1 on the beach. 2 Br
3 Br. 2 Ba lam rm, 2 ments tor Isl 6 mos Rl:AL ESrAIE • 1 t>d, immaculate, Ver-1"2 ao7• -1 Ba, sleeps 4, Avail
pletely remod kitchen 631-1400 enclosed garage. pnvate w/pRrquet "'·huge Mstr ~134~~414~0~;4 6 5 O I Br gas & water pa1d.'1 br, pool, gym sauna, nr Pool and 1acllltl11 494~~:~7 mo . lrplc's, 110 yard. com-548-5103 ~ DupleK. oil street I twnhouse Fam rm S • •• • PARKBAISTOl 1 B condo, Versailles. A $30001
w/alt new appliances, Da ltxll Uaita 13 l.E Excllaaie 1600 ' raro no pets $625/mo Br pool $700/mo Opn enclsd gar. gas bbq, SC Piza. $495. 645-9442 s 515 1m 0 RI ch a rd
ha1dwood floor In tam 1 4 • -548-8251 Hse Se' 552-4181 -l,ar1•••1-I fir·1r1 .. ,7 dshwshr $435-$460 213/830·2323 lt1tala tt vxa x a e Y DUPLEX 2Br ea. side. as---11 " • PracticallJ ltwl _ -rm. French doors & brick owner East Side C M 3 sumable 10°1• FHA (no Eteganl exec 5 Br 3 Ba hsej1Minion Viejo 2267 ltlMI $495/mo 2 Br, 1 Ba apt, E'sloe 2Br 2ba. range. 2 bd house. Npl Penn. ~ Sllare 2tOI
patios. $250,000 Open BA (Up}, 2 BR (Down}. flnenclel problems}. Sell icy pool acreage 4 kid pet • • Peaiaaala 2,07 encl patio, small pet OK, retro. d/w, dlsp .. dbl gar 1 blklbch $900/mo Avail 2Br HM, c.b Non-tmkr Svn 1-5. 642-3103 $240,000. Consider or trade $26 000 equity gar/shop under $1000 Homes tor rent. 3 BA s, 3 carport, lndrY, rm w/opnr. $650, Isl/last, lmmed 2 13-433-0502 S225 mo. ~ ,,., ulll,
Owner. lsetopt. wk da 957-5263, $65 000 1 ~11 price 539-6190 BEST lee Ba. $760/mo. OFKenced Bachelor Baylronl opt, 735 W tllth St sec. 557-2691 2 bd, sto"e, ie1r1g. New· 111 ~last. 645-6201
WEITOLIFF 1• • 1 E Side 2Br. redecorated. No fee 863· 1500 pets. yrly $425 mo. ISi, PV11 Br. frpl, pool, patio. por' Heights. couple, 4 Br 2ba hse, w/d, klteh. ev 54a-8733 885 921 I yrd, kids/pets Agl sobe1 older person, no TSl Mgmt 642· t603 •
1111Ptalnt .. lall llPLHH HAVE 2yrotdCosta Mesa nogar nopets,$500mo --1as1,clean1ng&secdepln S515 Avell7/t gar nopels399 W Bay $550631-4649 1 s24o1 I cl tll
3 Br. 2 Be. tam rm. 2 Pride o f ownership, Townhouse. Exchange ~:~~~h;, ~~g 646-t078, Mls~~nMt~roo~ ~E:r~. 3 advance. Only those 2 Br apt w/t~~M $475. 646-9883. . . s2'iidep, 64~~3~ " .
trplc's. lrg yard. com-woodsy end SYrrovnded tor fixer home In Costa
1
Ba. $750/mo. Fenced meeting requirements 645-8103 A I --.. -1---1-
d kl h b the th' M d I" 673 6765 - -Sharp bacne or un I , Christian lady shr w/F pletaly remo tc en Y graenery, se ,ae esa. EXECUTIVE LEASE yard. kids/pets welcome nee app, • Almost ne,w deluxe 2 story $350/mo. Stove, water lvrn. C.M duplex, 1200 PARK NEWPORT
AP&RTMEMTS w/atl new appliances, d v p I e" es may be GOLDEN PROPERTIES Big oeaulltul short walk to Agent, no lee 545.2000 eves/wknds 2 Br 2 Ba. yards, pd Nr OCC. No pets. Incl utll 646• 1062 hardwood floor In lam purchased lndlvldually et 752-1589 s c Plaza. 4 91 3 Ba. to•· I COrtal •el Mar 2622 balconies, gardener, 540_ 1158. asll for Dave IN NEWPORT BEACH
rm. French doors & brick $450,000 each or a total OCEAN FRO NJ mat Din Am Fam Am, Newrrt leacll 2269 kldS/pel!I ok $695/mo or La"y
patios. $250,000 Open package of $450.000 A/C avail 8· 10 Agent St400/mo 3 Br 2 Ba. CFACorona ckl MarNAA 2022 Avail 8· 1 Lorri wkdys -------Slngles 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart·
Svn 1-5 642-3103. each or a total package TRADE 662-1700 Baylront, slip 5350 21 GfAA 547.957 1, Eves/wknds Smell 1 Br w/carpon & ments & Townhouses Owner otS 1,350.000. Owner la Balboa Cove 645_5135, 850•0223 patio $395/mo Inquire Some are elegantly lleKlble on terms K1ds1Pelf1nenewly crp1d 2 tBr very clean. Incl viii, _ Pepperwood Apts. 310 furnished FromS620 WESTCLIFF CAPE COD Fabulous s pacious Offered by ownar-dpl1< on Br blt1ns $450 Ital 673-1464 sep gar, yrd, t blk shops. AVAILABLE NOW 1 Br, Monie Vista, Apl c On Jamboree Ad at
tmmac. 5 br, 3 be, pool pr~lles .,;,.lh over 3500 sand in west Nwpl 3Br. 539-6 190 sm fee BEST 1 81 , Oen, 2 Ba. steps to 838-7447 retrlge, range, laundry, • San Joaquin Hiiis Rd
Byowner,646-9498 sqft lneachbvlldlng Cati 2Ba • tBr, tBa at LE&SEOllDPTIOM oeach . co mmty pool. ca1port. no pe1s Spac1ous2Br,enclgar,no 144-1100
'H •••.LIT! tor details 631-1400 $575,000 Eqw ty of poo111enn1s $850/mo 1 Br very clean, 11ncl viii, $450/mo 931 W 19th St pets $475 640·0105.
-4 weter1ront logo $430.000. WANTED vp-Immaculate Mesa Verde P, o Pe' I Y H o use sep gar. yrd. I bk shops. 548-0492 Across lrom beach Bach, Motivated setter will work 1 graded dpb nr we1er In Pool Home, 4 Br 2', BA 838-7447 -----lBr vntvrnlshed apt, newly 1BA or 2BR avell yrly
with you. F.ist possession __ CdM Prln onl~ 650-0581 Oen Avail Sept 1 642-3850 1 91 very clean inc;l_u_tll Condo 2 Br· 2 Ba, near decor a led, stove & ref rig w/pool. encl gar. laundry
Harbor View home Large deluxe units. Walk I .E. Waate4 1625 wknds 522-0332 balconies encl ga1age. sep gar. yrd, 1 blk shops, $575/mo Incl heat & mo • sec dep No pets 640-5078, go direct 10
Clean, prof, M pre1., shr 2
Br 2 t /2 Ba condo.
backbay $400tmo. No
smoking or pets, W/O,
m1ero, turn 646-7676,
644-4024
Condo 10 ahr. non-smkr, Npt Sch $225 lnci viii call
645-0684
Fem professional. 3Bd
2ba, 2 pools, .,., viii, NB
$270, 644-4287
poss.forthls2story4Br TRIPLEXNEWPORTHTS -• S1300/moCallell7PM or 3Br, 2 ''>Ba, patios, ' ·1 SC Ptaza. pool, 2188 Maple, CM $475 Yrly Siiverwood & Co
Prime toe to stores $249,000. Wanted to Lease Hart>or t600 sq It 298 ~ 15th 838"7447 -water, no pets 631-1476 To see call 645-9604 210 Ced111. A.pt 2.5.7 tor
Jo-Ann Dofan Altr Termsl Agt 548-6333 Ridge view condo Xlnl Mesa Verde Ei.ecut1ve (Al $855 mo . yr lse C11t1 MtH 2624 Coot& breery 1 e;:e;;ci Gossett Apts viewing. Npt Shores Fe to 5hr 2 Br hse. Bal ts.
759-0619 lactat Prtr 1350 rels 759-1843 ~~::'t,~ ~.,~~. 2 -~~ ~~~-644-0335 lo see 1 br, 1 ba apt, rel rig, stove, gar. no pets Frig, elec ---------A.cross lrom beech lBr & I ~-:1~· ~~~n~u''Sa~~
Saa Cit.tilt 1 7 & t -1. lalMI $ 1050/mo 546-2439 3 Br. 2. Ba Condo, ocean heater $380. No pets range $400 642-5964 den, $425 to $625 (28r }. 675-2209 -, . 1 2107 . I view $850/mO. Avail 599 Hamillon z:A. E I Id 1 B in small we8tiBJIU /pool encfgar laundry Condo, walking d.Jstance oct·"'~-·111Ts ....... MesaVerdesllnest3Br • now 646 -7171 or 645-7184.631-3279 ass. s 95/ I • • ~rly Siiverwood & Co M/F 21-30 IO shr 2 br 10 gollcovrse, 3 Br 2112 UAL " Verynlce.ctean2Br.petlo. Oen or 4 Br. sep Dining 646-5743 comple.a 4 mo APlllTIEITS 640-5078 go direct 10 Balboa apt, belch toe.
Ba. S128.500. ow e Va-SumptUOWI owner's um!, garage, lndry $575 mo. I rm, 2 ca1 gerage PAl MMESA 979-1942 Beavlilvtlylendsceped 210Ceda; Apt2forvlew-$375/mo, 1st, 1111 Dani
cant 639-7047, 544--0417 £/side Cost.a Mellt, Ni-Winter rental 673•9018 S t O 7 5 I mo Dav alJ Condos for lease. with 1561 Mesa Dr Eastslde 2 Br. 1 Be upper, garden apts. Pool & spa. Ing · 675-82551642-00tO Suta Aaa sume loans of owe 3rd ~ 21•• 546-2313 option, Newport Beach c!a~i'~.~vnn~~~ 15~,6~:~~ patio $515/mo 329 Um-Pauos/decks. No pel!I. •~ 000 dn ' lniae n llESA WOODS Avail now Furn/Urofurn verslty Or C.M 548-0648 2 Bdrm. 1•1, Ba. $590 Lii( l ... E • 2131278-02 t t Ask tor H -. L 2"'"0 Manager 151 E 21 I 548 2408 OPEi IOISE lmmac 3 Br 2 Ba home va1ar1e aat. llC• ., eves, · s · • · Family Condo, large, prl-C E c•• -2 B t B $• srx ·-rs cosr• &Its• New Woodbridge condo. 2 located nt So 0851 YOUR OWN astslde "" r e $500 $505 vale. 3 bd, 2 be .. 97·500 ""' • " ~ " br. 2 ba. gar . al e. compl. Plaza on c;ul·de·Sl\C I 4Br, 2Ba. gaiage lrplc. duple•, upper, enclsd 1 Bdr";; Bdrm lih Ba.
Owner 213-476-7.C.C9 or 9x9 9.8 x gross at $369,000 turn. $1100 lease Prol l11ndsc;aped. well bltns. 2 olks to ocean, COUNTRY gar wash rm, 1acvzzl, no I $585-$590
714-241-9716 Wknds 780-2334 or 786-3682 ma In 111 in e d Var di community pool, avail pets $5 75/mo Call 2250 Vanguard Wau H PllWATI 11&1 wl amenit1es 100 numer· Aug 1 Yrly only E A eve/wlcnd 558-8300 ' NWPT BEACH Dll\£X ltwrtrt l11cll 2169 ovs 10 mention s8951mo 645-4969 or 645-7500 ST TE 540-9626 ~~~.T~~,4 :~,!b!/~~~~n~ F'tt 11mple 200 steps to Newport Beach Deluxe incl gardener 631·737014 Br 3 Be Fam rm. form Beaulltvl & park hke East side Studio, new --be...,h. $269.000 Waterfront Aecom Da 01 Agt din rm spa . ., 1500/mo with terraced pool paint. carpet, lnclds all rm,tot1 ol tlle•nde11tru -.-,. P 1 vlils $395 Drive by first. 191e81iBJIU Pool size 101, custom wk Pool. tennis. 1>oa11ng llflrl YI/Ml/CM 650-3455 * male Pat os 1 6 9 2 • .., 0 , 8 n 0 e
1andecaped Nr Tustin ~ Reservations open &ri~ •CoveredPark1ng 7009 Tln .. JS 731-0977 714-631-6223 or 01 Ca atlna ano mlns • f21lllOPlllHIYI •Spac1ous ll'.pts 645-ltwOtl .. tlftrrtlt _ -772-3695 secur gate Fireplace Bay rront condo with spec-*D1n1ng Area E's1de 1Br 1 ba lrplc, •
AUIEStete Brotcer has 261 L't>a di~ k11c;h tscular Day view 2 br •Wall\ in Closets t>eame<l ceils no pets, t Bdrm $630
deal to share wlln in. llt•ltlftrlilhtlil w planler windo w wet t>ar lrplc fvll .secvr-•Home-llkel<itcnens 539 5 /mo , sec Frplc. vaulted ceilings. vest Of reqvires S 10,000 Statll t 11111 2116 Sunset Blurts E Pec11tr. 11y Pres11ge bldg Walk 10 1 !>lie 10 Huntington & 545 7234 0, 527 •4503 double gar, pool, spa
cellh for lee 11111to11ng1e -lwe B 103 S8901mo l ido VIiiage Boat Slip F'rwys 666 w 18th St
lanp1ly 11ome Br~., Wiii 6'2-6153 NlgveLShOIH 4 Br 2 Ba 6"4 2-8799 642-8808 avail $1950/mo yrly or UTILITIES FREE E'slde 2Br Iba adult com-642-41905
!I j.I b o ' d i n e I e , 12 Clfl)tftt• Pr~s newly turn Oateo :MCvr-snort term ple1< w/poOI lndry, cvrd 7 1 4 / 6 5 , . 7 7 2 o 11y. private t>eacn, 'enn11 West-Side large 2 t> t 'b lllO IUln t Bdrm From $560 prkg, no pels $•75/mo.
714/673--0354 Pnnc1pa11 Real Ettate lvest.men1.s sauna. S 1500/yrly or huge lvg '"' wllh 1'P New 2 Borm F'1om S6SO 833-7890, 646-194 7
on!y ---------1 seasonally. 661-7712 kll, patio 2car 0111 $750 llJ-1J00 LAOUINTAHEAMOSA
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2 Br. 1 'It Be, 3yrs ol<I. ••It complex Pool. tee Call l ila egt 851-9020
V.A. 5 B1. 2 Ba, close 10 s C
Plaza area. I 118,900
Cell u11 agt 85 1-9020
1. t1r nouM on 11~ iOt. room h I f • ,_ .,. Also. smell new 1 b, 1 D t62 11 Parkside l.J1 1 blk
IOf 1 more unit, EastlkSe 8111 I '"""'• vnll single lady. $350 No BAVFANT 2 Br Den 2 Ba W ot Beach, 3 blks S of tocallon S110,000. O Gt1t11l 220! Pets 646·2389 comm P<>OI. spa. ocn. YllY Edinger
9 0 " r k e A e 1 II 0 r · ayfront ondo 2 r in DIDI Ptiat 2226 S IOOO 673"6022 14l-H41
548-9950 security blog, oay view. Blulls Towrinome. 3 81 2'1t --~--
2 .. I pool $1150 39r. 3Ba Condo In Sea Ba. lormal dining, on lewrrt ltacll 2ffj
••• tiff Woodbridge Laine and Rloge, $ tOOO mo S500 ma Io r gr e en I> e 11 s'375 s di p • rt. i &..&.. " sec dep 760-9466 $ 00 1 mo tu o enln • .,. I'""' lovely 491 home. 3 car 12 Imo on yrly ease. apt, incl utll lse Reis
2 bd, 1 b1. Pnoe<I tor Im· gar.famllyrm,lormaldln-Baal ltecla 2240 Call George Goldbaum 6<12-7918
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mediate sate at 1345,000 1no $1200 yrly • I Southland Realtors. tor I which la way below ap-Villa Balboa Penthouse 2 miles ft om beach. 4 Br· app' 833·9 t9 t Apartatall U1f. pralsal Bkr, 833-8162 w/skylights. 29A • den, 21'1 Be 3 car gar. private '
By owne<· 900 sq It, 300 sq
ft )'Id; 2BR 1 ba CIUbhN,
2 pools, security Great
loce11on Low dues
S86.000 Sal/Sun Jvty
16-17 1 lam-6pm. 8083
Worth. 89 t-8730
•••ilt ltata 1100
12XSS'. ~Int 1oc11tron $21,500 546-8837
court yard trplc, wet bar Decoralors Home, 3Br, _ .
436 Carnatl.Oft sacvrlty bldg S 1200 S120U/•no 645-6747 All j 2Ba, lam rm, lrplc, incl li1iH I aa 27111 WA TEA FRONT HOMES _ appl & viii S 1550 mo lse 4 B 2 B d I j
C_.l Tll·PLEI 631·1400 Condo.;> sty, 3 br. 1•,, be Reis 642•7918 r a vp ex. sm bey • Kids OK Pool •,ml 10, _ __ _ _ vu. yrly $1475/mo
4 Bdrm. 3 Ba. • Oen with IMMMlf I wi1ter Deactt S700 968-4372 Sparkling conoo In Back 675-9057. 875-8877
Wei Bar. Redwood lltalala Bay 3 Br, 2 ba w/vlew, Large •Br. parking space Sauna ~ 2-two bdrm .IACOU IUL n I Custom t>Ch hm 3 Br 3 Ba. pool, put Ung green. frptc. s 6 7 5 .. m 0 y e 8 ' I 'I
unus. 4 car garage Ask-PllP 1•1a11rlEIT 2 blks ofl PCH. spa pa110 dbl gar & attic 673-9473 Ing $5-40.000 • s sauna, meny utru S 11 50 /mo Fri-Sun
TRUST DEPT l14·1ll·lllJ $1500 mo 536-0 121 all 6412 -8 203 wkd ys little Island. lg !Br,
Dan Lewta 8pm 1 2 t 3 -4 7 2 • 0 9 4 0 or stove1ral11g, dshwsnr.
833-7622 lalH. 11111• UH For Lease walk 10 beech 213-208-0600 parking S675 mo yrly
8 Units East11de, 8 •gross. 2 story impressive 5 rm 3 yrs new 2·sly 3 Br 2112 Designer decor In this 2 Br 673•9473
P I home pool jacuzzi lrplc Ba. 2 ca• gar All t>lt-rns. flat reasonable at S'"'o·s Studio & loll. avall 911 •Ra"'llfla.T LMR rtced 10 sel at "" ~ -• $442.000 kids/pets $525 ' lee sml yrd sec ale rm mod kit gar & more Furn or u n f v r n ~eral mobile homes to DEVIN REAL ESTATE 539-6190 BEST thrvovt $1100/mo Avsll I 539·6190 BEST Ally tee 2131790-8690 chOose from prleed from 642 6368 --Aug 5 Call wkdys 8·5. S26.500 10 $56.900 • Bayview BR Syper Ian· 835-6505. e•t 202 Fantastic Back Bay view lalMI
499-5746. •a111a HPlEI tasllc yearly rental Ale, , blull condo 2 Br, Den or 3 Pt • II 2707
CHILDREN/PETS Only 4 yrs new, only 1 673-8821 beach Avail Avg 15th & snops $1350tmo 2 Br Yearly i&SO/mo
2 Br-. 2 ba lrg lot house lo t>eacn Laroe 3 $950tmo 213.775.3431 675-3371 inclds vllls 2 aOults onty,
e side 2 Br 1 ea. SPBCIOUI,
pV1 deck, beam celhng,
ge1 no pets S485
559-6163
E's1de large ,..--er hse.
cpts/drps, enc gar. leun-
dry. no pets $420, 549-2170
•••rrt hac• 2769
FURNISHED or
UNFURNISHED.
ALL UTILITIES
PAID. HEALTH
CLUBS. TENNIS.
SWIMMING. plus
much more' Sorry,
no ptls Models
open daily 9 to 6 -• gar. retrlg $1475/mo HB Condo 3 Br nearl B12'~Ba21eve1.nr poo1 •11••
546 OOO 93 1•3363 & 2 bedroom umts wrtn Bayview 4Br Svpe• Ian· ~dvs 673 6880 495-0 177 ' I llreplecea Or1ve by 1805 tastlc yearly rental AIC. w Flat easily ellordabte • Gardeft Apa~nts
_ W Balboa and call lor de-ga1. rel rig $1475/mo WOWI 3 01 lemily unit choice 2 81 crps appts & Yrly 110 3 Br 2 Ba, lrpl.
Obi wide. 2 B1 2 Ba. wa.lk ta 11 • 6 3 1 • 1 4 O O Call 673-882 t S585 2 Ba dsnwshr m0<1 ava11 no"' S500 Call 0/W disposal oreftlf Nnwpor1 BeMtl So.
Oakwood
West:Fleld
APUTllUTS Beavtllvt garden apts,
patios, decils, spa. No
pets
2 Bdrm. 2 Ba $605
398 W. Wilson 631-5583
WHTWE YILUIE
APTI. 955 W 19th. St. $460. 1
Br 1 Ba. patio. bit-ms.
pool, spa, no pets.
TIL lc•t 141·1122
Daaa P1i11 2726
large lovely 2 Br 1ba.
bike/wet!( lo bch. $600,
644-6493
2 Br 2 Ba uppet 4 plex vnll.
no pets $550/mo Avail 6-15 7812 Ronald Ad
545-7831 •
•~50/mo. up 1 & 2 Br
vnlvrn & lvrn. pool, spa
18992 Florida 8"2-2834,
642-3172
Jbd~2-ba, Adi/golf
course. xlnt 111ew. Quiet
people only, $625/mo
714-840-6639, Erik
Ill CHYH EAST
3 Br. 2 Ba. 2 car garage,
lull secvrtly, on fairway.
No pets
644-0509
Cannery Village. lrge 1-bd,
new. Bay view. beamed
ceiling. 2 car o•r .
$800/mo 673-3177
M/F shr lg 2Br apt, Balboa
'It t>lk lrom ocn. $375 mo.
• 'It uut 675-6255
M. lo shr lrg comm. hovM
on 8111 Pen Yrty lse S265 • Alt 6, 675-7419
N/smkr to snr 2 br apt 1n c M Pool, 11c S247 50
mo Mike 631·2737
Oulet, cool.2°iirTBa. gar· Pool/1ac 4 br home. SC
age. pool. no pets 1601 Plaza. M 21-35 str C 15th St N e. $600/mo n-smller S275. 64 t-3523
645-7355 F /rm mate wanted~ Ea'' Blull spacious 1 Br. 2Br 281 C M twnhM
poOI, pleaeant area, no $300 mo • 'It vlllmes.
pets 644-"4767 Must be 11119, 30 +, non-smoker, ne.t & 116te
cats C•ll 642--4321. ut
245 dya, or 646-4073
eves
Lua I Br lrg VerUtllltl,
pool/gym $635/mo
493-6499
IEWNIT TllUOE
21r,2•1htt41.W/lil,
tr111 .. 1. 411-1211.
OCEAN FRONT YEARLY,
3 bd. 2 ba, lower unit, 1
car prk'g Avail July
$1200/mo agt 675·6160
YHWUH 1 Br 1 Ba $575/mo,
2 81 2 Ba Penthouse
$775/mo
673·8588
VIiia Balboa 2 Br 2 Ba, tarn
rm . lrplc , skylltes.
micro-wave, top ltr, vv
lrom balcony, pool, tac.,
sec bldg & parking, 1 t>lk
10 beac h s1100
850-1190
s .. c1 .... ,. 277'
2 er. s..85 Y ear1y. ISoot, nr
beach, t>vs No pet•
~98-6277
ha111 ltacll 711
2bd • i72S1mo bd • $595/mo New carpet and paint Steps to sand
16456 • 24th St 2 13-
592-2725
IH••
COM, 2 t>lks
$400 Incl utll
831-8620
Prof F 24-35 to "'' Park Newport 2 t>r. 2 01 iapt.
$330 • 112 viii.. Avall. Avg 1 or 12 760-8495
Prof Fe. non-smkr. seel\1
same to sh1 2 t>d townhse
in trvlne. 551-1375
Prot M to snr lge N.B.
home. pvt rm. many ex-
tras, Incl. maid service,
1375/mo. 631-6313
Resp, working. non-amk'g
Fe wanted to 1hr wllh same. 3 bd house In S.A.
So Cat Plza/lreeway. Yrd.
gar, stor space, sm pet
0.K. Debbie t>efOl'e 11 •
am. 751 -5284 Avail 8-1
$280, Incl u111s
Rm tor rent 45th St , NB,
xtrH 1250 mo incl utll.
650-9207
Ammie, FV hm, S300 + -..
viii & S 100 dep. Staoey
963-1776 alt 6 pm.
Ammie to ahr 3 br, 3 ba
home on the water w/35
yr M exec. '800. Clll
wlldys 9-5. 95S-3993
(BS« fol Mac)
Roommate w1nted to
Shlfl 2 bd 2 b• iapl In C M Pool, Jae Before
Aug 1, 751-3231 l eave
!"easege. to ma1kels. S1. Ctttzen 1395,000 -----cell 539·6t90 BESl lee 539·6190 BEST Ally tee 1am1ly Aets 1800/mo ---park $29.995 548-7380 -Elite 3 Br hse steps 10 642 4240 1700 16th Strtel Beeut 3Br 2ba. triplex Furnished Sleep ng room.
MuJlt see 10 apprtcille WAll HI H<>NT ocean lront exclusive list-Hant. Hatlloar 2242 N&lllOll lll°llE LUSE -· (at Dover) unit Patio. lrplc, gar. no snare bath nr SC Plaza
liU MI., I-. Ing $775 BEST Ally call 01~ water view twnhSe . Unobstructed view In this Cortal ••I Illar 2722 642-5'.13 pets $675tmo. 960-352 t female non-amkr pref.
El MORO-your llrsl little REAL ESTATE 539-6 !90 tor appt 2Br. den. 3Ba, 1111ached prest1g1ovs gateo cor1-Large 2 bd. 1 be. carport. Close 10 beech,2er 2 Ba S270/mo 556-1737 dream hm nr the sea 2 -1-1400 . -3 bd 1 d N .. B ...... N Br, 2 ea, view .,.94-8204 -H B s best priced 2 Br all gar lol!I ol xtras Must mvnuy rm. s u y, No pets. A.,ell 8· I. nwpo.. eaUt o. stove, retrige, crpl s. Furn rm in W/slde C.M.
Sausalito profe11lon1t
wants to trede/shart
room In your place 10< mine atx>vl 1 "'9911 a
month 4 t5/331-5105.
Lorry.
IHHLUf Pllll
Real Ellate Broktlf has c1p1d newer bllins rile st>e $1 tOO 840-4433. lam rm, din rm 2 trplcs. S600tmo 559·9265 880 Irvine Avenue drapes. deck $550. cornet home, $230/mo
deal 10 share with in-near ocean llal '425 30' dock also avail I sty Jodelle model (al 16th) 546-4637 6'45·23 19 Shr 2B1. 3Be ocn view
condo, So. Laguna. spa,
lrplc;, 2 decks, o•n1ge.
499-6009
BeautllVI 24 11 64 'Nith
enclosed porch • Mod-
ular Manor Home 1siano
kllchen, large llv room,
dining room. family room
2 Br. 2 balhs Large
storage Pe1manent
por ch iteps A gt
540-5937
Lido ISie Cannery VIiiage
2 Br 2 Bl $39,900.
644-7151, 673-8193.
Mobile riome, C M 1978
HlllctHI dbl wide, 2 br 2
81, 2 1t0<ege 1hed1,
1pace rent S 150. nu
cplt/drlPff, bit-In OE
ec>pt, W/0, big cloMtl,
part furn • Quiet edun
p•rll 129.500 C •ll
1157-1762or 751 -83"5
Nearly new, 12' wide, nr
Npt bch. wait! to gr~ •
120.000 &46-2573
S 539 6190 BEST 1 • S3200 mo Agt. Lila. Nr Ocean1F11sh1on Isle, veslor requires 10,000 . ee lrvane 2241 759-0770 or 752-1414 10r2Br vu, $650 mo or 645-1104 DELAWARE PINES
ror fee title to !!Ingle lam-l1llto1--1l 4 Bd '"700 $1!206 ----. -$750 mo lse. 640-11 77 From $475-$575 lly home. Broker will p . l 2207 o rrns " • Herbor view 2. br & den, _ .-.. Frplc, pool, gar, s v b o r d 1 n 1 t e taaaaa I lrplc. nice yard, gieat Sharp 11on1 unit, 2 ar 1 -private patio
7 1 4 I 8 5 I · 7 7 2 0 • Balboa ISler yrly rental view 631-3689 wkdys.
1
Ba. trplc. garage, yard Cl.,.m.d Ada, your one-No pets .. 842-8807
71 41673-0354 Principals smell 1 Br S500 'mo ~fsor 631 -3724 eves & wknds $700/mo 552•5'1 lO •top lhopplnQ center. 19221 Delaware St.
only summer' S450 wmlel I HARBOR VIEW HOMES I -SlllH IHDiiL e .. t. ltacll 2740 Closed Sunday.
•Nwprt BCriOCean front, 675-6606 90 fy E BA 2' BA • i~;;;;;;;;iiij==~···········~····· ~ec 4 It on par", NOW $•75 dvp & trlpleK Spectacu-Beach H~••A tor rent 2er l 7 nr pool "'" grdnr $1450 "
lerlpp 673-7873 "" ba.~i7tory, dbl gar. 651 .. 1 7 mo <194-2023 I LRG29RW/FAPlC Kenn·eybunkport?
Ltt• ,., It 1400 new cpl, open beam C8il· HVH beaullfvl Monaco 3 TllE HlllEI D1'dn't he win the lngs $995/mo y1ly Br 2 Be 1ncls gardener. 0.:wb~To~~ ~o~~ 675•812oegt ..owc111UOMo.vs water etc. s11501mo. 144•2111 Monaco Grand Pnx m '73?
NEWPORT BEACH for On Iha Cnannel, dock. I ~ 644-6610 or 673-3174. Sunny.2"'bcs. I bl, WOOd
Its• 1han S200,000 Br, Fam Rm, l1v Rm, 2 Irvine Ave Area, 3 bd. floors. no pets. $825/mo , ~ flt } ~~
63 1_...1711. Ba 2 Persons $650/mo Beevtllvl view wi th 5800/mo Sate price C•ll Joan 644-5125 Of ..-1 1\..... '-'
Call Ann 661-2993 or privacy 2 muler br. den. S 155•000 s2ooo down, 675-6000 H you're not w" who (or wMl) Ktnntyblln•port
°'*nfron1 aptcillQJtat 3 754-0t77 r:..~~i~~~':2~7~~:rcx:ll. lllSSume 1140,000. -.-•• -.-.~.-•• ---~27~lf 1'1S, don'l lttl bld-you'rt notflont
Arch Bey, approK 75 11 Pres11geous Polnl, 2 br. 2 owntt wllt carry balance. 1 I 2 Br vnlvrn, pool, k1n111ybu11~t is one ol 14 dlil111Ct1wt11
300, Pf'loN $1,250,000. bl suites. 2 car ga1 . 2 Rancho Sen Joaquin Near Schools, elc F ~04 41tferen1 lplr1mtnl !fool plans 11 St1wind Vllltet
Owner. 714--4119-3070 or p1t1os. model cond No 1o wnhouse on golf 544-0614 ~~~d~1~1~46~g;;8 4 I 111 H11n11ncton ltKll Sea'"nd Viltet" a rewn
213-71164821 pets. St t50/mo, 111. 1u1 course, view. 2 b1 • den, Mein Baytront 3 bd, 3 bi. ---------ol tot .. , Ptf$0!Ylt.nd profeuro11ll planl'ltfll
.... •-•-, t & S500 lou 675-9133 vpg1a<1ed, $950 Ev11 a dock tor lar,,.. boat, nr 1 b1, 1 ba, 011C, prki. Nu Tiit •ind ot 1ltt11t.ton you 6ntne. .... wknds 544·2054. ..-I t & d 400 • t I ......., I I nd • •---1 14•a Ctrtll •• Mar 22 Newport Harbor YC. pant. crp rps. . "Ptl IC """'"' O Ill ~re • nYlnt---.,.. WOllllllHE LEASE S2800tmo 873-3777 Utlla pd 630-4458 nntltd 111 1 loml w1lh bebbll"C broo•i end quitl
,. lmmac, nw pnl, 2 8'· 2 Ba, Va<;ant 3 br house, close 1Br,1395/mo $200ctean· ponds, cooled by naturlf ocean bf"lt' Md to
2 tplc. 2 c ou. Hb1 Vw. to lake, pools, 8pas, ten-N=~~~:e~~~',1111 g~~leSx, r1 Ing 382 Vlctor11 lhal t1nnt1 courb, unmm111 PoOls. •,.cum and
beam. no pet9 $ t100 nf1 $950/mo Agt, lll11, 642 -4423 12-8PM lor • conttnitnl loc:ahon nt11 sllollPCnc ind 6'40-06l9. 759-0770 or 752·1• 14 Fiplc. O/W, gar 1530 appt emplormtnt and yo11'v1 eor • pl1e11nyo111 would
3 br, 2'1\ ba. spec, duplex yily 675" 16"' agt proudtr e1n llOmt. (htn Ktnntybun.,poitl) •nchO Mir• <5 ml'° or Seemed oelllngs. lrplc, L11a11 ltHll 2241 Npt Terr Condo ' bd, 2 1 Bi· up1talt1 wt gar On1 ind two ~100111. OM Ind 11'0 bath
Patm Sprlnot) 3 ar gar Welk to beech No 1 bi. frplc. hdwd l11a 2 t>lkl be, no cn1ld/peta. Rant, S400l mo. No ~11· Aele adull apartments hom Hou1e In CHI de. Sevlu.. S 5 $700·, S""'"rlly S 1000 re~'d Av1ll 611 352 Vic· Avail leue with option. pet a. 12 Ol m o to town &beech Pliv&cy ""~ t 645 8161 s d ' .o: 075-544 1 $8751mo· .. 97.11J57 642.3073 or e • . Vi~w1n
•••
'-'
ully tvrn. ~131278· 21 t. 'p•,....---.,..1 -=-...=---I 2 Seawlnd 58r. 3b11. view, 2 ~corner of C1-
1 t Maly rite find ..,.,....111cu 81 Rent tO own 3 Br 2 Ba pool id n r I an n Is I p o o I nyon and Wllaon t i 2250 ,,
0
in HgeunMQHJ• v .. I.JI' knoclca Often °Wf*I you Pr r ts•s Br 2 811 rominllc frp~ I home $700'1 kid pet g11r-1800· I mo All '"pm "A" Canyon. 495-9028
uee ,_,......,etlna OWiy ~~~iillmi·---·-newer appli S&?S kldt agtt at 539·6190 BEST " Piiot Cluafflect ~d• to oron o •)'9, ocHn pe11 fee 539·8190 BEST Alty '" 5511-115:\9 ~ Br, 11n Ba, ""iifff occ.
r..afl IN OrMOt CoelC view llome • Br wide.Cit, Sp11ctoua 4Br. 3'1tBa, sep qvlal aru $550/mo 1!>~55 Hunllflllon 'iill1C• lane Hunlin(IOn Buch, CA "*'-tac.. prof landecaped, ,,... ""° nMO People WHllfUHI LUSI bonus rm1, lam rm. l1ptc, I Ag&nt 846-3863 (714) m 9961
Phone M2-M71 ofubhouH. p oof, & That'a wfltt the V•cant 3 or hOUM. CIOM patios overl\8"(1, nlc•ly,---from 1111 S.n Ditao f1ww17 d11'ft nottll on Btkh lo ~tlllp •viii ly o.n.t. OAtlY PILOT to tall•, PQOll, 9PH. ten-tndscpd, I 1550 mo. TM fut"' drew In the Mc(lddilft, then ""' on McfldtMll to St1W1nd Ylfllet ~!'!!!~~~~~~~ "95,000 81'/"4·7813, HAVICE DIRECTORY nit 19~/mo Agl, 1.1111, 640-1327.559-8188 Ole. Wt1t . ' .• Dally Piio t "''~ nacl*t . Optft dilly 10 AM ·~ fun ~==:.:===~~;e:":f'l.;;3;;1~-M;;8;8;of;;C===-~==~lt~llf~ebou~;;;"==L7;'.5~a~.o~T;;7;0;0f~7:;;5;:;~~-~14~1;4 ;;;-Jl,,:.n~0-0897 CIMllfttd Ad. M2-&e71.
• I
Furn room In 3Br Condo. nr So Cat Plaza 101 ca-
reer woman Full hse prlv,
$225 mo 545.3110
Hunt. Bch. close to oce1n.
room In cstm hm, W/O,
gar 1300/mo. 960-2514
Shr 2 br Woodbridge
home, upgraded, speie.
master w/pvt ball\,
n/amkr, prof. M/F, Ml
prtv $525 559-6118
Hunt Betch Twnhse ne•t Shr Npl e. 281 dplx, F.
to poot, •P•· sauna, walk S2~ mo Nd LR & Br
or bike l o beach. furn Call Jim 675-7twl0
S250/mo. 963-8382
Lagun1 Beech. lrg home,
epect1cvl1r white waler &
Ca1111n1 svnaet views.
$425/mo t ,,., vtlla
494·632t
Lge turn. houH, br & t>a.
Cr.an ntemkr, F pref.
$300/mo JOhn 548-2497
Met Fem. hH vntum. rm
w/pvt Bl to rent to
non-smoking Fem. 25+. I 54(1-1307 .tt 3:30
Room, $300. PYt ba & en-
1r1nce. COOklng, wOfklng
men. Legun1 ,.,.,. • .c.c59,
llWll•TIL Wkty rent111 ,,ow tvlll,
$t28 a up. Color TV.
Phont1 In room. 2274
Newport Blvd. CM
840-1.C.CS
WWl•tn Wtcty rental• now avail,
1128 I vp. Color TV
Phon.1 In room. 227•
Newport Btvd. CM .
040-1445
WwtW'lli!MIJ
lt'119M.m
OM Nltld Adll Ml-tf7t
''" .. •••• ltl2 A.8 Cltl.n 11orage g•aoe
lor rent. S50 (213}
433-2435-.
Sol. centrtal Laguna. rw
Main bch, tel'I onty 164.
4114-3044
Olllu Latah Bl4
18 f7 w.ldM. N.8. 275 to seoo IQ. tt. 2~. n.
Sultablt for 0t
dental, Aganl. $41-5032
170 E. 171h St, Coe1a
MeA. 2 spot, 404 IQ ft.
Adrian Co. 649-8547
4001 Birch. N.B.
440 1q ft $450/mo
Agent 641-5032
AUorMy hU ofc apact 10
rtnt 10 proteulon•I.
M•oAr 1hur Square,
N.8.7S2·078t da19
C•nnery V1Maoe.1ty v ....
750 IQ ft bMmed cell·
lng1, Kllohen/1llower.
HOO/mo. 973-377'1
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•• Orange Co aat OAtt..Y Ptl..O!I Sunday. July 17, 1983
Offlct ltatah Hit Otflct ltatala 1114 Ntrtg•,!ts, ltlt Wut.. 'll!! l!la ...... Ult Holt WHtt4 SlOO ,ltla WHt.. SlM 1111 ...... llM Heir Waatt4 5100 •ti ......
-··"""•""•":.":.":.";.";.;.;.;.;.;;;________ T. '1 4021 Auto Oetall Manager for COOi /BAKER FULL & PARt·llME S11n<1·I IUIAIH TAAllH P1raon1I S1cr11111y to -------• Re1tau11nt
UCIUY CEITEll
OFFICE SP&OE AYIAIUILE ~.M. llTIUll Laguna Baaen 1oeet1on. wlcn hulp. 18 or ovor
1
$300·S600 per week PrHldent of Logun11 tllUT IPPOITllm •• t'1.I. 0 •. II.. e•o41rtence & ealH 1t)lllly • pu<la Sub• 6<16·6237 Pnrt and Full Time pot· Be11ch Bu11lneu Pl•Ha R11111 £1toto Sa1e1 lor Sous Chef
• \l"ust 524·3100. 11.11-ll.02/hr 111on1 ovoll No Expor call <197·<1868 CAREER Seuc11r ~~~~?r~~~,~~;sl cdnd A~O DET All SHOP Par1.11m11 pos11to11. 51,., F .. Ll TllE Plf Ness We T1al11 Call Mr Peraon Friday Mull wOfk Broiler person
R E Broker Bd Re&ll0•8 ol)en111oa for µolisher. hour~ f.)cr day PART· TIME WOlll tiarrls 662-5790 wknds Cletfcal ekttla OPEN HOUSE Pantry person
642-2 171 545·0611 exper ONLY 495·9511 Opportunltl.. evallable MEDICAL ISS'T Apply In person ACE Baker . Porter Could tM> u~ !or n.•ta1l
t>OO st! ft. to 6500 sq fl
Laguna Niguel Appllc1111on11 ar11 Ut1l1111 ac· w11t1 the! Los Angeles OLD FURNITURE 23451 Thi I rt I D1shwuhe1 Help Waated 5100 cepteel dtslly through July Tlrtlll~ Clrculauon Dci· Back oftlce. excell oen· Ave de la Cerlotla. a I H •••• Ill ty c1111 714·498·9202 -"'----~----Babysitter tor 10 mo old 29 Please ai:iply 111 per· po, 1rne111 111 our et11s. 0 1011ge 633·6012 L guna Hiiis 855·6465 ftr ytul 8tt 11 Oii tht llET•IL
Nt'M 0C Airport
Cornt·r· vf lrv1m· Avt.• & M~sa Dr,
Cost<:i Mt•sa. * girl ocC11slonu1 days & so11 In Room 131 dunr·ICHlO<>r newspoper Medical lrtlll_. floor. Otl4wtll • eves. own Ir ans & refs 511111 PIO" am Guoren Photo Business Maneger • \/..111,.Elfll 1a111 Ees1 C M 548·526 t 11 ,.r · X-Ray poslllon avellaole Duties Personnel (ai:i-11l1tr Rt1ldo1tlal • • .. HUNTINGTON 1t111d hourly wage plusl Ptl Limited permit ao-p European titgh fashion Secretarial
CALL 7141833-8917 Opportunities
Oflict ltatah 2914
COSTA MESI 225 10 650 sq ft avail In the
most a11rac11ve office
bldg on 19th St All
spaces are ground lloor
wtsep entrance Agl
Mike Isaacs 675·6700
OIK OttiCe space, b'ea'Ui1-
lully furn wlpvl patio
1600 SQ 11 incl 1an11011a1.
gas & electrrc Mu!1 see
$1 65 sq h. localed 111
Costa Mesa 979-4200
Citizens Bank Paige
Simpson o• Ken
Ooneh11e
EXECUTIVE SUITES
ltEWPORT IEICH
Lu• new full service oltlces
130-295 sQ 11 Some 2
otltce su11es
Recep1 & Ansg serv
garden cour1yard lrg
windows Call 752·6406
Ground floor ofl1ce wtad1
parking bayslde lo·
cation <'85 sq rt 2
;ooms pvt Ba $300/mo
incl utll 2602 Newport
Bl. 673-6606
WESTCLIFF BLDG.
NEWPORT BEACH
LOl,.e• Wl'hhll °''"" .1nd "''""•At•
1-203 sq. ft oft1ce
1·287 sq. tL office
w11h turn tor purchase If
desired
Call Mr Howard
645· 6101
Commercial
Reatah 2918
CM/NB 17th &. Newport
Prime interest Newe•
3300 SQ ft. ample park-
ing arr cond Owner
675-6900
Dull to con11nulng growth
and e~penslon, a pro.
greSSIVa llnenctal inSlllU·
11011 nas various op-
por 1un11tes tor Sec-
retarlli!i al all levels We
oiler conlpel Jtlve
salaries. e~ce11en1 com-
pany pain benefits, ad·
va11cemen1 opportunlly
and a pro!ess1onal work·
1ng e1wtronmen1 For 1m-
med1a1e cons1derat1on.
plea.se ~on1ac1
Bonrne P1eson
(7141833-8383
FAR WEST
Industrial S · & L Rentals 2920 av1ngs oan
400 1 MacArthur Blvd 1200-2500 sq It W Irvine • Newport Beach, CA area lncl<fs oll1ces lrom
$540/mo 538-1056
6500 SQ II. 3 lron1 offices.
2 large rear drive 1n
doors. 'lira electric
power 32 •a sq 11 1779
Wh1tt1er S1 Costa Mesa
Days 540-9352. Eves
646·068L
Equal Oppty Employer
M/F/H/V
U0,000+ Health and Nulrillon Co
needs new represen·
1a11on 1n So California
area because of rapid
g1ow1t1 We are looking
BABYSITTER. IOv11\Q,
exper person eves, my
CdM nome. tor 2 1 yr old
co.mrulssior' Hours 9AM I cep1able w11h expetience. pr ox SO Employees). ay· Roal lttato SalH, tit ladies retall ahoi:i seeking BEACH UNION :IPM or 4PM • 9PM c 1 1 &Ole. Reeelvebles. Pay· f th I f ar1 Qxperienced career ' O or o 1 h Y o I n s · 1 roll, Retail experience 0 t •••••• H • v PTro81~n111n1agl 1'0' eP.,rronvlSd3eOdOI 557-3242 -Musi ue peraoneOle tho IHrt f1111ol1I oriented managet Mu111 son 875·5849 1· HIGH SCHOOL " u be atrong In sales E•cel-plus per week For an In-ME DIC A L REC E P • Send Resume 10 Ad No ltlwor•, hat l•••dl· tent opportunity F1ntt lo-Banking
CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES
OISTRICT 1erv1ew, Call {714) TIONIST-Exper Ask tor: ~;~o~a~o:1~0\fe~. B~= •••• , .. , .. ,.for .. 1.. Callon Cell 547·7608
10351Yorktqwn Ave 957"2361' eKt 1204 Kay 759•8921 92626-0560 HHOlllH IR tht Mon & Fri O•ana
we are recruiting tor the
following challenging and
rewarellng pos1t1ons
Hunlington Beech. CA General o"lce w11t1 varied MODELS HD EIOOllTI -----lluitl•&IH ltaoh • AET AIL
dUlles In small but busy 667·0768 Wtsl•lllftr artal. ROSS
CIMDOIT
FOR YOU COMMHCIAl LOAN
COOllDlllATOll
Position requires loan
documentation. loan pro·
cesslng, and secretarial
e11perlence. Musi be able
10 lnlerlace wllh cus-
tomers
Equal Opp1y Employer
OOOK
Good Salary and Benefits.
Mesa Verde Conveles-
ce n 1 Hospital. 66 t
Center, Costa Mesa
CoOil wanted w111 1~1n·
$4-4· 25/hr. Apply be-
tween 2·4PM al Re·
u~en's 251 E Coast
Hwy. NB
LUSllt& llECEPTIOllST CUSTOM CHlltET
Position requires m1111-& FlllSll OARPHTER mum 6 months clencal • experience and must Seit-starter Experienced
1ype 40·46 wpm Duties Own lruck & hand lools
will include tyPlny docu-Wotk references Farrell
ments, ming and car Constructron 645-971 t
p1ckuµ anti delivery; Must ~ CuslOMtr Stnict
be able to drive a s11ck Pleasant voice, telephone
Shift ex penance. take survey
We ofter growth op-
portunity, excellen1 work·
1ng cond111ons. salary and
bener.1s Please call.
Carol Thuyns, Assls1an1
Personnel Officer et
714-830-8800 lo discuss
(Insurance) ~on -Thu•.
6-9 pm. Nice HBJ'lflce.
$4 75/hr to start
963-7457
olflce, good typist/math -
sl\1lls required, busy MORTUARY ATTEND· ----TV loittfltl lnoludt phones/sales service. ENT full-time Clays, ...--."'
Jtlnt benefits, salary com· PI ease ca I I 0 ea n ... • TllE HHS NOME mensurate with ex-Dempsey 540·5554
perlence 645-7261 Motel Meld Apply• &030 UlllTlllS1 IUYEllS DISCOHT
G-ENER-AL Wesl Pac Csl Hwy. Npt • PllOlllAM NEEO TO EA~~ + YRL v e PllOlllHSl?i $250 00 l o $500 00 Bch If YOAJ an--v--COMllSSIOI PLIT WEEKLY PAYCHECKS --fll
(FULL y GUARANTEED) MHT8 /SALH WI -.. MAT( working part or full time OIRHll OPPORTUllTY F0< oor Direct SalM TMm • DO,..I ...
a1 nome weekly pay· W (114) 111-HH NATIONWIDE ADYlllTIS-
cMcks mailed directly to WE-OFFER. Ill
you from Home Oftlce • $25,000 • Poten Income PLATE ROOM-PER-SON. •CHTllUOUS every Wednesday Siar I lsl year
immediately No e~-•Full Factory tra1n1ng-No port-lime. Mo11 3 JOPM •TllAlltll&
penance necessary Na· exper nee 10 appro.. 8 OOPM Tue I• FllH DRE CUSSES
lronal Company Do your • Managemenl 11ain1ng t JO p M to a ppr Oll •SEAR'S PURCHASE. work nghl 1111he comfort #ro1ec1ed accounts 8 OOP M No exµer •
ano security 01 your own • Proleled Area necessary Apply Pen-DISCOUIT TO Ill
h0mt1 Details and appll-•Start al $375/wl\ against nysever 1660 Placentia lltDEPEIDEIT
cation malled Send your rn1111mum production Ave., C.M. TRACTORS
name and adtlress 10
KEYSTONE INDUSTRIES
I HIRING DEPT 33, 8480
FREORICKSBURG RO ,
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS
78229
YOU PROVIDE.
• Reliable car
•willingness to learn
•Neat appearance
•sincere en1heuslam
PURCHASING
CLERK
1
Butlerfleld Equ1t1es. a
large financial services
I\ all adds up to your ! Juccoss, i•ll 11ow a
ltocin rour iH14tntlal
ulu carttr with
Coldwell lanker.
Ross is the eiccltlng. rapid-
ly expanding retail s1ore
that sells only top brand
name apparel, shoes. &
11118ns tor the entire tamlly
at savings of 20%-60%
Our new store In El Toro
needs a variety ol people
tor our gral'\d opening
Full time&. PI T 1ob open·
1ngs ·days evenings. &
weel(e"ds are currently
a11a11abla in 111e 1011ow1ng
areal>
CASHIERS
OFFICE
STOCl
SALES
CUSTOMER SVC.
Please apply 1n person
Mon-Fri llAM·5PM at
24332 Roc~f1elO Bl
El Toro. Ca
(rie•t to Sav·On)
ROSS
llu1ti111to11 lo1eh
Full Stnlct OfficH
F11r1i1htd w/ 11ti11ut1
E16gance at reasonaole l
prices
Newport Beach -Cannery
Village 3250 SQ ft M 1
space Located 1n heart
ol Cannery Village area
As ts. Mo lo Mo or annual
lease . 75 sq 11. NNN
NegolieOle. Call Sylvia,
Pelican Properties Inc
714/645-6501
tor lnd1v1Cluals who have mJEL[)()RA()()
lhe po1ent1al tor high
earnings. bacl\ed by Co BANK
DATE ENTRY
OPERATOR
(Nl1ht Shfft)
GOV~RNMENT JOBS •
Thousands ol vacancies
mus1 be hlleo 1mmedl·
a1e1y $17 ,634 to
$50 .112 C ell
716-842·6000, Including
Sunday Ext 1053
Area managers tor the de·
velopmenl ot our market·
Ing program In So Call-
fornla wlll be appointed
from lhe sucessful can·
d1dates responding to
thrs ael
firm currently located In Ctllt hur tho ucillnc Brea. has on opening tor •
a Purc.haslng Clerk Re· · dtlllll hi
Qulrements include 2 NUHIHTOI HACH
DRESS FOR LEIS
EOEIM/F
Recep1lon1s1
Secrelarlal Services
Telephone& Answering
Conference Room
Kllchen
Renlorl.ease
848·3 13~ or 963· 1~~
IEWPOllT HY VIEW
Office In Newport over·
looklng Harbor Great
view & locatron' Proced
lowl Approx 1000 sq ft
Slips also avall
714/645-2628·
low,ort ltach 1000 sq ft. well maintained
bldg. quiet street As·
s1gnee1 parking garages
· ava-rr 64S-<i800 or
OFFICE/WAREHOUSE
low,ort ltach
2700 sq ft. well maintained
bldg on quiet stree1
645-4800 or 64'5·3323
• S775 up 226S 11 1ne1us·
lrlal office 18101 Redon·
do C11c1e . ..-T. Hunl1ngton
Beach. 842·2834
AlliHncemen11 3002
1rain111g Call Mr Dove. 1
between 9am -1pm,
M-VV 714-891-1372
Equal Opp1y Employer
MI F
ACCOUllTIH MAMHEll
Unique position In a
non·prot11 numan service
agency lndiv handles all
aspects of accounting &
reporting for grants &
contracts, knowledge or
automated systems &
budget priiparallons Ad·
m1n1s1rat 1v e skllls .
$20.000-$22.000 per
year depending on exper
Good beneltts Submll
Resume lo YSP.lnc
2803 Royal Palm Or
Costa Mesa. Ca 92626
By 7-2 t-83
Bank mg
TELLER
PERMllHT PIT
Position available 1n• our
South Coasl Plaza Office
E•per1ence pr eterred
Call Joy Lohrk.e at
71 4-540·4066
" · "ols lnslilute. a na·
uonel medical laboratory
localed In San Juan
Capistrano, cu11ently has
an opening lc>r a Data
Entry Operator
This n1ghl shirt position
( 12 30·9·00am) reqU11es
50·60wpm typing anel
some date entry ex-
perience preferred
Major duty is lhe. entry or
patlenl mforma11on into
computerized sys1em
We ofler excellent benefits
ano grow1h po1en11al
Call for lurther intor-
ma11on
C.Null
(714)240·4556 or
240-4557
Groomer will train 1n e11-
change tor ~ennel help
20301 Riverside Dr. SAH.
Hrs 8-6
Groomer XLNT op-
por1un1ty and greal pay
tor Costa Mesa store Ex·
perienceo only 631·5995 -_. --NAIR DESlllER
STUDIO FIVE
Slallon lease available,
own cllentele necessary.
Ask for Judy 640-6443
Nt1tt11/Nt1t
Cashier
E11per1enced. full time.
permanent. at Ben
Brown's Restaurant
Apply In person 31106
Training will commense on
Wednesday ahernoon.
July 20. and will encom-
pass factory tamlllar-
1za11on. sales anc mar~et·
tng Indoctrination and
actual field !raining
For 1n1ormallon and 1n1er·
view, Cell Mr. B. Avers,
between 9am-1 pm,
Monday lhru Wednes·
day
YOUR SAFE
(714)261-1127, Irv
IHD EXTRA llCOMU
Earn $200 •working
par1-11me. set own hrs, no
exper necessary Free
training Call Monday
9·5. 261·2055
years of purchasing ex-WEDMESHY JULY 20 perlence. Position is re-_ l •o •, ..
sponslble lor I he t• "'
purcnasing ol supplies. Ult EDIHER AY.
coordination of dlstrlbu· HUIT. HACH 12847 tlon and some 1yp1ng and
t111ng We ofter en a1trac1-
1ve salary and com-
pet111ve benefits Call
Mary Ellen at ,
Call John HanHn,
114-7521
714-990-3430 for more 1·"'-"'"",._,_,...,,_ 1ntorma11on
BUTTERFIELD
COLDWC!U.
BANl(eRO
EQUITIES CORP.! -----mm-• P o. Box 1659.
Brea, CA 92621
Equal Opply Employer
Recep11on1s11secretary
Sales and Counter person
Part or Fu:I Time Sales
Exper nelpful Apply al
NOACK TROPHY & EN-
GRAVING co. 170 East
l71h SI S1e 117 C M
SALES ASSISTANT
rmmeo oppty avail tor
sales ass1s1an1 1n me
Newpofl Beach ott1ce of
Memll Lynch Pos111on in-
volves cus1omer ~erv1ce
support or Accounl E>-
ecu 11ves Must lype
45WPM oe ram1loar
w/general otc machines
previous e•per 111 secu11-
11es industry highly Cle-
soraole Call tor an apph·
ca lion M emll Lynch 1s an
equal opply employer
955-6000
645·3323 days NOC HO LS
INSTITUTE
Coas1 Hwy. So Lag I•--------RULESnn
SALES
with commercial RE De· ... --------velopmenl company 1n
Npt Bch Construcuon NO LEASE Presttgeous
01t1ce building, prime
C M loce11on. security
.parking 642-7850
OC A1rporl area. office
space from $225t mo
557-7010
26442 Via De Anza
San Juan Capistrano
Calilom1a. 92675
DELIVERY
Hotels
Maid neee1ee1 PI T, English
speaking Apply tn per-
son BAY SHORES INN.
1600 West Balboa Blvd,
Npt Bch
tnspeclor
RECEIYIN& llSPECTOll
(Mechanical)
Need Flelel Super-
1n1endant lo work grad-
ing and paving small and
large 1obs 972-0977 or
send resume P 0 Box
15423. Santa Ana. 92705
IOW HIRIH
crew m1111agers & can-
vassers S 100 per hr eas-
ily POSSlble 673·5187
Tt, CIHtrt 114 Trail·
ttl IHllld IMMtdi·
atoly.
background 'nelplul
Gooel skills a must
Non·sml<r $1 100/mo
Send Resume 10 The
Macklin Co 4 Upper
Newport Plaza Sle 101
Newport Beach CA
92660 !
llECEPT ITYl"IST I Newport Beach adv er l1s·
Dtluxt Offices
NIRIORYIEW
Musi have Y-14 tolerance
Min 3.5 yrs e~peroence
E•Cetlent long 1erm 1em·
oorary assignment dVall·
able 1rnmed1ately Call 101
interview appo1n1men1
•NURSES
We neeel e•per1encee1 lime
share salespeople (We
will also train he'd bro·
kers) we have Ions ot
leads and the highest
commissions 1n Southern
California Our pro1ect Is
In a dynamite locatlon
and prac11ca11y sells 11se1r
There are 1mmed · open·
1ngs -so call now for an
appl with Joel Call toll
free 800-462·493 1 or call
collect (714) 866-8808
1ng agencv needs sharp I ener get1c person for lront
desk Requires good
phon~ perso•ialrly & ac·
cur ale spelling Musi •
1ype 65wpm Call be-1 tween hrs or 9-12 to set
appl 851-3066
!!00 107 sq 11 avail 1rom
S1 25
BASEMENT S1 00 SQ It
2500 si; II Call Mon.Fri
9.5 642-4644
OfLUXE OFFICE SUITES
Bayfron1 bldg 800· 1107
SQ It avail from S 1 25
BASEMENT S 1 00 SQ ft
2500 SQ It Call Mon-Fro
9-5 642-4644
For lease. coroorale office
space 1800 SQ fl ocean
v1ew Pres11g1ous Dover
Or 1n Newport Beach.
near Coast ~wy S 1 35 SQ
It Full service with wet,
bar & amp•e pari.ing Call
Sylvia PellcJJn Properties
Inc 71 41645·6501
For leaseexecu11ve 01t1ces
UC!o Peninsula Newporl
Beacn. 3122 sq It High
v1slbll1ty ofhce space plus
1000 sq II private deck
on Newport Blvel 1n Land-
mark Cannery Village
Bldg 01st1nc11ve decorat-
ing w1lh wooel panehng &
wallpaper provides an
~Int atmosphere tor ex·
ecu11ve olfices Avail tor
2-5 year lerm Asking
$1 20 sq 11, lrople end
Annual CPI Call Sy1v1a
Pelican Properties Inc
714/64 5-6501 Broker
cooperation
For 1easeexecut1ve 0111ces
Ltdo Peninsula. Newport
Beach 3122 sq ft High
v1slb1111y olflce space plus
1000 sq II private deck
on Newpor1 Blvd in Land-
ma<k Cannery Village
Bldg 01s11nct1ve decorat-
ing with wooel paneling &
wallpaoer orov•des an
tint atmosphere lor
esecullve of11ces Avail
for 2·5 year term Asking S 1 20 sq fl triple nnn
Annual CPI Cell Sylvia
Pelle.an Proper11es Inc
714/645-6501 Broker
eoopera11on
N-B upper 01t1ce, 643 sq
h stiower k1tch, nr P 0
$480 646-294 7
NEWPORT CENTER Full
service Execu11ve Sutles
$575·$625 640-5470
Othce space tor lease-747
{t, $695/mo ullls pd A/C.
ground fir 1055 El
Camino Or. Coste Mesa
J Blks E ol Fairview &
Adams
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
842-Hll
Air Cond1l1on1ng &
Healing experienced In·
s1atter/Serv1ce, Laguna
Niguel 83 1-0700
Allerauon person. Npl Bch
area Call 8AM-6PM
640-4128
Found F e Alaskan ARE YOU MAKING
~g~~i;:ut~c: ~~3-~~~'i I WHAT YOU'RE
needs home WORTH?
Found female Lab grey I am 31 years old In my
collar Vic Fairview & first year 1n10 Health and w 1 Ison 6 . 3 O -6 3 Nutrition Industry -I
-made $60,000• The sec-Found male Olk Shepherd ond year e1oubted•1 1 d11ve
wtchoke chain. male a new Merce()es. I ha11e
mrxed lat>. blk Male whl 1wo oeauutul homes In
m111eel Shepl'lerd female Ca111orn1a and one In
Siamese cal anel male Hawaii We have a
cas1ra1ed blk cat, numer· ground lloor opportunity
ous kittens avail New-backed by company
port Beach Animal 1re1n1ng Call Gerl , Shelter 125 Mesa Dr, 714-691-1372
CM 644-3656
round -Tan l blk
Schnautzer blind & deaf
Fem. 84 t-4351
Found White longhair le
cat Big green eyes
Young. Bluffs area
844· 1271
Found. Yng M Germ
Shepherd. 6mos?
111n1Tus11n C M
642-2742
LOST 2 dogs. 10-13.
Golden Re1rrever Tex &
1r1sh Seiter 'Hulk' vie
15th & San1a Ana, CM
642·6436 645-2901
H•' Call us · AM FUNDING
RES INC 952·900 1
Authcr1zee1 loan Ortgln-
atorfor S & L's, Banks
Compeove, low 1nteres1
rates & tees. JO yrs Fr~eel
& adJustable ts• 2nd &
3rd T O s Commercial
R.E loans I
WIDOW HAS $$$ tor
T o·s, $10.000 up Nol
cred11 check. no penalty
Call Denison Assoc
673-73, 1
At\ Gallery
Art ano Fr.,.,e Gallery
seeking FIT nelp Gen·
eral office experience
necessary. sales ex per
helpful Also needed e~·
perlenced mall culler &
framer 646-9173,
AUDITOR
SR. AUDITOR
Irvine
754·1040. Mr Tracy l81iHn Orr. 4014
Columo1a Savings, an ag·
gress111e and successful
real estate lender, 1s
seel\111g an experienced
Auditor lor ns Corporate
1n1erna1 AuOll Oeparl-
menl This new position
wlll peflorm independent
proless1ona1 appraisals
ot all company oper·
a11nns. Including
flnanolal, oj1eratlonal and
regulator""° compliance
;iu1;ms 1n areas ot securt•
lies. bank reconcllla11ons,
major loans/loan sales
and services. income and
ellpense, etc Selected
candidate rnusl have ell•
cellent oral and written
communication skills, a
BS degree In Accounting
or related field. a CPA
designation (or working
toward certification), plus
two years savings and
loan llnanc1el auditing ex·
perlence with a public ac-
counting firm
• $ 290 t u p carpets. Bakery for ule In Newporl
drapes a/c restrooms. beach. 3.000 sq It
17301 Beech Blvel Hunl· $15,000 10 $20,000 e mo.
1ngton Beach 842·2834 can do more. Best lo-* EIEOITIYE s11ns. Callon in NB Asking price $75.000 673·2040. ask
1 MO FREE RENT tor Mr Paul.
With .short tarm ieoae, full Olalrlbutor
service sultes Keep your *HOT PRODUCT* ovethead low & pro.
teulonal Image high 881 280"!. Profit. we train
Dover Or Suite 1• New· $10K puts yov In business
por1 Beach 63 1 ·3651 Call Oovg 6<17 -5522
IAY VIEW
Beeutlful large office avail-
able 642-~644, Mon·Frt,
9.5
Swimming PoolChem1ca1
Services Bus1ne111. New-
port Beach area. no
exper rieceseary, will
train. 155.000 tvll amounl
req Wiii nt1 $40.000 •
This la an outstanding ca·
reer opportunity offering
an e~ceuent salary and
benefits package end a
beauutul work environ·
ment For conllden11at
oonslderallon, please
submtl reaume with
salary htatory to Person·
nel Otticer Only quallfled
11ppllcant, pto11e
Call collect Mon°Frl COLUlllla s•v1111s 9·6PM. Aak for Tim (<108) " "
s51.0111 All LOAI .
Mta tt LtH {ffi AIS~l1~~~~ Kerman no" YH'H 1111n
11 lllllPAYMllTI No cred'li ch.ck
Irvin•, CA 9271<1
E!qulll Oppty l!!mployar
Mtr
CLERICAL
See Our AC! 1n -nid"ay's
Classllleds tor Purchas-
ing Clerk. Call Mary Elle11.
714-990-3430 BUT·
TERFIELD EQUITIES
Nursing
CNA·NA·Full time All
shltls. Heavy Geriatric
experience a mus!.
ALMANO'S NURSING
SERVICE 661 -7401 Call
9-tpm
Computer
SR. COMPUTER
OPERATOR
DISTRICT MAlllH
To supervise newspaper
carriers Salary com·
mensurate w/experlence
Company benefits and
bonus oppty • generous
mileage allowance Musi
have van. s1a11on wagon
of sml/p1ckup Apply In
person weekdays l>e·
tween 3PM-5PM al 330
West Bay St Cos1a
Mesa
Driver
Full Time Pos1t1on.
Mon-Fri, 8-5 Start 81
$4 00/hr Apply al Mas-
ters 8luepr1111. 234 Fis-
cher Ave Costa Mesa
OMV Reeelout man-
loat tho trattio and
i1flatl01l ... ~~~khe~ur w~ngdesshi~h:f~ llE•l•EiCIUITllVilElliSISilS1T1111T11
ellm1nat1ng lhe 1raflice TV and Film produc11on co
hassles seeks Quallfled anel ex-
perienced cand1C1a1e lo
Western 01gllal Corpor· handle busy office Ideal
allon, a leeellng elec· candidate must be able
1ron1as llrm located In lo work well under press-
lrvlne. seeks a capable ure with deadlines Exc;el-
sen1or-level computer le,,I typing skills a musl.
operator who can with shorthand or speed·
monitor, operate enel co· wrollng preferred Mature
orellnate opero11ons on cand1dale must t'e
HP series Ill and 64 com-energetic. personable.
pulers Requires al leasl n Ice appearance.
2 years experience on non-smMr, ability lo
HPJOOO, plus et>lllty •o travel and above
work ell9cllvely w1•, all ded1ca1ed Salaried
m•nlmal supervision position Phone lor rntor-
matlon 7118183 aller 10 Join the many who have em. CORNICHE PRO·
round Westetn Olgltal 10 DUCTIONS, 973·9073 be en Ideal employer of·
tering excellent salary
and fringe l>eneltts which
Include
•bl-annual performance
reviews
•company oald meellcal/
dental/and Ille
Insurance
•credit union
• 1 week vacation after
6 months
• 10 paid holidays
•educational
relmbursemenl
•employee atocl\
ownership plan
•sick leave
•shift dlfferenllal
To be considered, slop by
our Peraonriet Depart-
ment or send resume 10.
D Wisniewski at ~446
McCabe Way. lflllne. CA
02714 An Equal Op·
porturilty Employer mlf/h
FOOD IUPERYISOR
tor Convalescent Hospital
1n Costa Mesa Good
Salary end Good Ben·
eflts Write Ad No 973
Dally Piiot, P 0 Box 1560.
Costa Mesa . CA
92625·0560
"I f!OtddB'f It•"" ••lrHI f« bf.urr rw.,Ju. "
I aold II Ille N•« da7
m7 ad appear«! ••d I
r·ecfli•NI Ill• prlu I
····~ T.C .• ,,.u ....
1
KELLY
SEllYIOH
SR. INSUllllCE
CLElll
We Jre Bu11er11ele1
Eou1t1es. a large t1nanc1al
services ltrm Cuffenlly
1oc.a1ed 1n Brea We are
loo~rng tor an insurance
C1erk 10 hand the com-
panies llabll1ly casualty
property a11d group
medical 111su1ance II y~
have 111 least 3 years re-
cent relateel experience
anel are lnteresled 1n
workmg lor a orogress1ve
company wllh an at1ract·
rve s~lary we inv11e you
10 call Mary Ellen at
714·990-3431 for more
1nlo•ma11on
BUTTERFIELD
EQUITIES CORP.
P 0 Bo~ 1659
Brea, CA 92621
EQual Oppty Employer
lllTEllYIEWH
Newport Beach research
firm seeks 1nterv1ewer ex·
perrenced In leleptione &
personal surveys Fie•·
Ible hours Please send
resume to Ad "856.
Dally Pilot. Bo• 1560.
Cosla Mesa, CA 92626
SALES r-
lnves1men1 company
seeks 1op-no1-:h sales-
person. experienced In
dealing w•lh sophlsll·
coted 1nves1ors Ouall'lled
leads furnished Excer-
1en 1 cornm1ss1on
673-5518
JANl1 OR/EXPERIENCED
BIC!y Me1n 1enance.
Mission Vle10 area $4 25
hr 54 t-3311
John Wayne Tennis Club is
accepting appllcalions
for 1he pos111on or Club
Secretory. Must be ex-
perienced and have pro-
tesslonel eppearence
Good typing skltls re·
Quired Dictaphone ex-,
perlence preferred. Apply
in person. Tuesday, July
26, 10 am -2 pm. 1171
Jamboree Roed. Nf)t
Bch $61111 10 S11r1
Lob Tech who would &180
lllce 10 do medical back
office Call between 8-1~.
955·2022
Ladles locker room II·
ten<lant wanted. Private
Country Club. 64•·9550
See Karen
LINOERIE·Adul-t -Items,
Exper Home PARTY
PLAN People BUY
WHOLESALE, make up WESTERN
DIGITAL to 50•1. Incl. UPS d•t. to
tltti. Miii Mutt.I ltl on a Hos111u1 Ca111loga. •uP·
Tullet, alono o•m• • plle•. 300 1 ltttmt tllYltll
eplder •nd read In 11'1• Work aolo or hlrw Amy
Delly Piiot CIHllfl•d (71<1) 966·8699 MCllOt'I ebout Mlll Mui· _ --. _ ---
TAKE OYER LSE Beaut.
otfloe suite. recenlly
redec New cpts & drps.
Suitt conalste of <1 airy
otftoea. wet bar. 2
restroom•. conference
room 201120 tnel storage
room 20•20. tpprox
1 SOO eq rt In 1xo1p1lonel
lndu1trlal park. Muat "'
10 el)prectate "490 mo
831·329&
Call C•llfoml11 ' Htw '°"'*fhlng you want Heve eometl'llng you want
Rll/LVll
Ope111ngs lor RN & LVN on
3.11 or 11-7 shlh Call for
1n1erv1ew, 494-6075 The
Gardens Convalescent
Hospital. 450 Glenneyre.
Laguna Beach
Ort1ce, PIT help c1er1ca1
e•penence necessary
Please call weekdays,
9 · 12 noon 895-1222
ORDER DESI CURI Good math essenlial Hrs
8-5 5 day week. Call
549· t 157 Pickwick
Paper
PlllT-TllE
EYESl·I
llUl ESTATE
MttiHttd, 414ie1tod
career llot11to
waetod lor loalllinc
oo••troial
ltrtktra1• 11d
pro,ortj ••1111•t11I
fir•. Tral1i11
,rovidtd. Call Miko
Isaacs ll&-1100
R.E. Bkr needs agents to
work open houses for
hOurly pay 851-7720.
Sa1es1Hardwa7e Full
T1rne Crown Hardware,
J 107 Eas1 Coas1 Hw).
CdM
Wanted Outgoing, depen-
dable ano well groomed RECEPTIOllST
adulls who enjoy working Attractive N B. otttce. air·
with youth Make top Sj porl area M edium
helping youth carriers phones. Ille typing and
prorr.o le their estab-1 clerical EJtperfence
llShed '"~tes Also Office necessary. Salary nego-
Manager position open tlable Call Laurie.
Chance to advance. 752· 1160 ·
Please cell 2 30 pm. 6·00 llECEP-T-I0-1-1-5-1-eml M-F. 646-7021
• 1 4 111 days $900 Typing
Part-Tulle
TEUPHOIE WOH No experience necessary,
will train Salary. No sell·
,Ing Hours 5-9pm
662·584::. Mr Davis
PlllTTIME
WEHEHS
Supervise newspaper car·
riers early morning -4AM
BAM Sat. and Sun -
musl have van. station
wagon or small plcl\up.
Hourly wage • mileage
Apply In person week· I
Clays. 330 W. Bay SI.,
Costa Mesa, Ca Orange
Coast Dally Piiot
PAYROLL QLEH
The Jolly Roger Inc. en es·
tabllshed Restaurant
chain. nas an opening tor
an entry level Payroll/Ille 1
clerk to work In a 4 per-
son oepanment Pe-yroll
and 10 key allperience
helpful but will train an
lndlvldual who limited e11-
perience and a desire 10
learn Salary com-
mensurate with 8K·
perlence Apply In person
between 8am • 4pm, or
send resume 10
THE JOLLY ROGER INC
17042 Gllletle Ave
lrvlne. 92714
714·546-0331
PAYROLL
CLERK
S 12"1·11141 /1tt1tllly
Recent payroll or rf1Co1d
keeping eiperlence Is re-
quired
APPllCllllOns 11r11 btlnO llC•
cepted dally through July
26 Plea~ apl)ly fn 1>er·
eon 111 Room 131.
HUllTlllGTOll
BEACH UlllOll
HIGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT
10261 Yorl(tOWl'\AVI
Hun11ng1on a .. ch, CA
Eque1 Oppty employer
preferred Neer Orange
County Alrporl. Cell Mrs
Fennle f or appt
7 t 4/549·0, 17
llocHtloaist IT1'1at
Enthusfastic. dependable person required for
Newport Beech office ol
lnternallonal computer
sohwore firm Must be
self starter & have good
organizational skills.
EJ< tensive phone cllenlele
con1act, typing. hllng. &
general office du toes
PLeasecall
714/493·9530
For Ad Action
Call a
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR
642-5678
Newspaper
Rostrvt you Wtthnd
for Iha
Ct1st &uard lltstnt
Men & women needed for
pllime 1obs w11h t111me
satisfaction. Ages. 17 .35
wllh or without prior mlll·
1ary service(11e1erans up
10 42).
Duty 1 wkne! a rnonlh. 2
weeks a year at a s1a11on
near your home Use your
ctvlllan skills or we 11 lraln
you for IMportan1 worh 111
various Coast Guard
missions
Benefits Food pay,
.$35.000 Ille insurance.
military e~change prlvl·
leges and a great retire-
ment plan
FOR MORE DETAILS. SEE
YOUR LOCAL COAST
GUARD RECRUITER
11149 183rel Streel. Cer·
rllos, CA 90701, (213\
590-<'335
The faatesl draw In the
Wes1 .a Dally Piiot
Claulfled Ad. 842·5678.
Hun11ng1on Beech Union
High Schoof Dlslrict 1s
an11c1palrng openings tor
Secretaries I (typing 45
wpm, dlo1atlon 70 wpm),
Secretaries II (typing 50
wpm, C11cta11on 60 wpm).
ar'd Secretanes 111 (lyi>mg
50 wpm, dlcta\lon 90 wpm)
Appllca11ons are being ac-
cepted daily Please
apply 1n person at Room
131
I
HUlftlNGTOll
BEACH
UNION HlliH
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
10251 Yorktown Ave
Huntington Beech, CA
1
Equal Opply Employer
KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
AGES 11-14
EARN lW TO $75.00 PER WEEK
We now have IS ope nines lor younc uaer
bfaveri to secuie readers for The Oranee Cout
D11ly P1lo1. Our crew$ sta11 at 3 30 pm and
work un111 8:30 pm. wee•days. On Saturday, we
work • few more l'lours. You will earn many ltrps and Pllltt. alone w1lh 0•11iina your own
money, 1h4!11 is no dellvrnne .,, 'olleclt0n
mvolvP.d If vnv •rt inl"\sltd. please oil Mr hrl
MCA M COOC (714) 548-7058
Clbllflwd Ada 842·5&11
Siie&, Bkr T Oii free
1-800·>t2M'376
3·400
to ..,,1 Cttulfled td9 do c tilled II •• ,, I Call NOW, to .,i1a l•UI ad• do
842•8e'r4. It welt. 842-5818.
fet'e Tunet and bOUght It Live ffl hOUMl\"per 1tt11lc•
fOf to.t a. You can MU po1111on 1n..elich•ng11 for
your tufl•t and Iott ot 1oom and bollrd • 1m1ll
other thing• through u111ry, Irene 673-8879
Dally Piio t Claullled W•nl A'"• Sell lhlrlO• fMt with DeMy Adi. Ctlt 842"6e78 ... Cell 842·5&78 Pilot Want Adi.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, J':llY 17, 1983 lt'f
IAIJUlt Cartet lemtt ._DrJwill"liiP111Jiliifoto ___ ..,..1.1a,_ ... ..,•..,al ... 9 ____ -, lt11t Cl!aalat 1Muea2 Palaliat Pl ... lat j licretarial
i=ir ... berg Gr.Olng F'Mff elJll§.&llCk dry mwxtOXcousflcXL Hauling, Clean·UPI. tr .. ex.,...i.nc.ci Hou•MP« 8flckwoOI: Small or tar CU.tom hM painting. r• 24 ., D. 141-1111 _ ....... "'P!' ... '"',..~~~--
$114 d a Paving Co Ra/oomm resutt1. Free HI a let All Pha ... & Aepalrl trimming, yard malnt. & General Cleantng Call jobl a repair• Local r"J: dueed aummer ratH, WATER HEATERS~al Word p;oo:::rn; per 3[ Lie. 39788CM. 842· 1120 clasa Mf'Vlc:e, 750·9075 BUD 552·9532 lndl<lp Mike 646·8502 8-45·8512 fr .. Mt D•ve 873-2031 POOi heiltert•Fu<MCM & i.ttlf ~Ion.
t .. ·t· •ALL s DRYWALL TAPING 11tFaueeiM•01·~..... AMI. Prompt. 642.eo38 , .. •,.. J.°" pay a aa.,.Jtt!•t •WE IN TALL CARPET ,.. ,.. J apanue gardener. llrMa~ry·Stuceo: new/ E. WllUam G1191 Painting ------..,.....,.---.,. ~n ~;{.ad l•fS!R-.~"N"vlll§~o~l't!v,.c"'X•A"'t-cau ~:.s1.15 s~1~~i122 F~!,T!:,'.u~:.~ :~~1'~3 ~~~~~~,~·r·~·~~~e.na~~~: rr:,~t~r~83~~;~r5 ~C::~~~O:!:.''::, or~~: ~~~.'~Jr~.'
DAILY tra~~~~n:,1ack16f~.'j~30 1ttda1. 11"'' cal 544·9038 Ima( tnt1ol•Y:,'. •Cxomp. ::,-1~~eopr•--8St·9&0<4M&M642·9033
PILOT laaiana COMPLETE' CATERING U 1ectrtclan: l4ew/AePalr. .llPUISI IAIHIEI .jfic QbylNd. for ~Int worki'F~7t .. ;;, ROLLIN' ROOTER lenlct Indoor/Outdoor Parties All types. Low prlc:el. Lio 839-6035 Quick, Careful Service 30 yrs ••P· 521•8012 Draine from $4.60
(213)381-3131 free eat. 831·2345 Mow, edge, clean·up, trim, Lie. Tl38048 552-04'10 -----.,.------Plumbing repair. OC'• SERVICE E3CeCUTIVE' SUPPORT C C ELECTRICIAN Priced Free est. Rees. r11ea. Jim Ralph'• Paining, Int/ext, 1owe11 r11e1. 751-8753 Vour onlce. Top aklll1, Incl. tatal HCrtlt 6 6 958 •A· 1 llVIH• rea1 ratn, free est, 24 •---------
DIRECTORY word proceHlng. Prol. cement-Masonary·BiOCk rlg'1t free estimate on -4---1 ------Bell qu11t1y 25 yr e11p hrs. 84 1-3588 Smith & Son Ptumblng
refere11ce1, 497-6290 Wal!s·Cust. work. Lie. ~;g:2~r amall ~7~'.-0k~~ HH lllE HLP1 Competitive rates. · --------Plumbing repalra & drain•
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.I .-381057 Rob 547-2833 -Let me make your garden Lie. T-118,428 730·1353 Speedy malnt aerv, cleered. L~. 645•3426 OOITNOWll
UlFHIUlllA ELECTRICIAN & I Int/ext, home• & apts. p I •-/It i Rod. arow your grass green s G c 842 3890 H "" JI fl 11rNew cabinet•. cabinet 5 concrete & mason· Gd rates. Free est. Lie. i"m fully Insured, speak TARVIN OLLEGE • · Your Delly Piiot
Service Directory Representative
facing, bars a formlca ary, 9 years same 10• 416449 Wayne 831-7530 English. & you wlll llnd my STUDENTS MOVING CO. Ptttri•t UOIWUl llU 'I
coun1ertops. 642·0881 ° 81 10 n · Free e 8 1 ,. ft--I i work e>1cellen1. Call (714) Lie, T 124•438· Insured._ -E>1perlenced & Pro·
MJ0 Hll t1t.122
7 14-840-1705 •lfllf .,_, ,,. I 768•3173; 11 no answer. 8-41·8427 Farthing ln1erlor Oealgn lesslonaJ Very reason· Ca11!_at2 CHlraetua, Sprlngs-Hlnges-Openera, plea.se keep trying! Kevin WATCH US GROWi HANGING/STRIPPING able rates tor all of your
RefT10Cl9i-repalr. Unique & Ctatrll Repalr1. Lowell raleal Biggs Landkape Main· .,,,.. men VISA·MC Scott 645-9325 pool needs. For e11per1
~~~~~~~~~ Unusual worll a apeclalty. Uc Tom 557·4480 lenanc;e & lnstallallon at - -Expert Wallcoverlng In· service. Call evenings ; -~~~~~ .&--... fiat 20 yrs lie bonded Remodel/Repairs, comm Springs. repair.door 0...,. your sef"ilC8. 11 1 stallallon. Aeaa Consult· 5pm 10 9 pm If no ~ Palombo Consl 962·831 4 & resid. Uc'd, bonded, ,.w. H now o er ng pr vale duly ant Asalgnml. 581·8590 answer, PLEASE KEEP
Aceto for •mall busl· Repalrlsmt Jobs. ~. Ins. for est. 552·9142 S~;~c!~ ~:':~~~~ ... ,... ~::.~~ •. CAI:~.' n~~~·!: "WE GALS SHOULD TR(Yl1N1~) .. •t•-tlll
nnses: PR qlrtles. sales shelves partitions Lo R J HUFFMAN & SON Blvd.CM 842·3•9<1 REPAIRS * Hlmll RN's now available 24 Hr HANG TOGETHER" • • •
lax, FIS Comp!. Ml up & ' s' 731 8311 Remod/Add :t306888 Etc. Gary PTL 645·5217 Service 714·494·1212 839--0730 anyllme IMfta' I service Reas Fr1n. ra es teve • 646-8586 645-4644 S.r•Hia1 -
540-5834 atternoons Mair Clfaltsman, spec1a1. Clean ups . landscaping ,_H_•_•_l_i•,.l.~~~PP--P1iatia1 Pl11ttr/lt~r l;;;,iH"'u""t>ef,...,R_oo ... l"'1ng-·a""!1'"'11•y•pes-
CERTIFtEOPUBLIC ACCT lzlng finish & remodeling SEQUOIA CONST·llc'd, Hauling · Tree Trim ,. ObMPJOBS -~~-~~~ ..... --•11!1PP!LA"""'sl'!llfi,.e"'R"''PA""°'Tl'!Cl'!H'"'t'"'N"'G-New·Recover·Oecics
P-sonal S*"' T·-~ 499·3105 customremodellng, patio fr-••1. "'•2.9907 & Small Moving Jobs FllE HHITIH Lie •411802 548-9734 ~ v•. -v" =--....,....,,.---..,.,,,.-----covrs/decks. 966·2423 -..., .,.. MIKE 646· 1391 LE~ UPIEll by Richard Sinor Lie Restuccos. lnlfe11t. 30 yrs.
30 Yf• exper. 640-2088,Remodllacelills, wood Brad Exp Gardener. M alnt. !Need an Attorney? Maybe 280644. 14 ira 01 happy Near Paul S45·2977 Dennis Raymond Roofing •--tic 1 patio cvrs/decks. =--.,::---....,...-----cleanups, tree 111m. tree HAUL·MOVE·REMOVE nol. We can show you local customers. • ED"' N-/Repalrs/Racovers
Ctill.!.I!.. Ra'ndy 64 1-0622 ~M8S'"' ... ss·y-d"'og-1""1 ·-a-ro·o·m""!ln-g HI Call Pete, 64I·1096 ur~~;;.1~·~0R~ees s~:.'o ~o~~u;.-·:r~':" & Thank you. 963-4114 I r PlAST()llC ;,;;P;O~F ROOF;NG -·· I dr"'"'all, hm rprs By Dtt CrNaiat f I T h T h & ~ ~ LI ••1•88 859 4102
N-& ReSPray. AemOd.. Repalr·Alleratlons schf. SIO any sz. Teacher L~h h 11 1 worry So take The Legat •1&L1n PAllTlll 1 '·'R ... ':!:; ':1';.:., Class A Fiberglass carpentry. Uc. •341012. Doors-Windows-Cabinets 21 yrs exp. 548-2848 l1rtlt1l11W11tttl 1 au ng,movng,gar· E11press Route. Call Prompt. neat pro· MS-1251
Ablllty Bid•• 730-1900 Panel·Pa110 .. Fences. 35 ft-tlti •-Mowing, EdgTng. Twice a 6rs~~~92 odd Jobs. Jon 851·2252 10"1. off wlad. fesslonals. 836-7149 ftS~6~~g:: 13
Aa~~llt vrs e11p. Jerry 546-4413 -· C "It.CJ month. $20 to $25. CUSTOM EXTERIORS Home, Apia & Cc;nmerclaf -.-,-.. -,-.-,-.,.-n-11_0_/w·.-1:,_54_6_·9_7,..0_7~,---...,.....-.B.•.•."-C.lt.,.•.•.i.•.,1 ___ "'M"a~1t!'!'!•~!I..~"""""""....,...,.._ & INTER. Reas. rates. Free Patch work, llc'd & bond· Aave you raad l llday'a
rlv-•y-Parklng Lot Make your ahopptng.... Chlldcare, companions, eneral garden malnten-ROBIN'S CLEANING BRICKWORK: Smail Jobs. eat. Steve 547-4281 ed. Ii 140607. 636-9412. ClaHllled Ad17 II not, Repalrs·Sealcoatln~ ler by ualng tM Deity pt. couples. We come to you. ance. Cleanups, tree trim SERVICE; a thoroughb' Newport. Costa Meaa, you're mlaalng the beat
S&S Asphlt 631·4199 le lot Ciaa1ltlad Ade. Low fees. (213)541-5150 free est. Abe 548·8519. clean house. 540-0857 Irvine. Reis. 675·3175 Want Ada Call 642·5878 s.11 Idle ttems 642·5871 bargeln1 In lownl
• HOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Monday, Jaly 18
ARIES (March 21-April 19): M ember of opposite
sex seeks personal favor , cares very much , is sµghlly
embarrassed and can be considered to be "at your
mercy." Focus on payments, collections, fiscal
responsibility of one who w ould be a co-investor.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Examine legal
documents. make inquiries, be positive concerning
special rights and permissions. Focus on public·
relations, partnerships, joint efforts and marital
status. Personal h orizons expand, news is received
concerning travel.
GEMINI (M ay 21-June 20): Be ready to rebuild,
remodel, reconstruct and to eliminate safety hazards.
Focus on practical Issues, resolu tions concerning diet,
nutrition, health and employment. You'll participate
in ev ent which elevates prestige, opens door to major
business or career opportunity .
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Good lunar aspect
hJghlights creativity, romance. intensifi' rela-
tionship and ability to express ideas in aphic
manner. Adventure replaces d oldrums; reak·
through is imminent and you'll imprint your own
style. Virgo plays k ey role.
L.EO (July 23-Aug. 22): hnportant domestic
adjustment is featured. Focus on reconstruction,
remodeling, decorating and purehases aimed at
beautifying surroundings. Stress security, provide
"w orking space" for creative endeavors. Libra native
plays key role.
VlRGO (Aug. 23-Sept . 22): Have alternative at
hand -construction , directions are subject to change.
Make inquiries, d efine tenns, see places and people as
th ey actually exist. Spotlight on publicity, contrac-
tual obligations and marital status. Pi.sees plays
significant role.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You learn plenty
about money, especially investment opportunities
and you'll be in con tact w ith individual who
specializes in financial counaellng. Y ou'll l ocate
missing articles, add to personal posse!i>ions.
Capricorn figures prominently.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Circumstances take
sudden tum in your favo r ---e lemen ts of timing and
luck ride with you . You'll reach a wider a udience,
penonal magnetism soars and you 'll be at righ t place
at crucial moment. Aries figures prominently.
SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Focus on n ew
directions. added independence. courage of con vic-
tions and ability to be rid of fears, doubts, suspicions.
Legal d edaiom favor your peraonal interests. You'll
have chance to prove major point and prestige rises as
result.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on
greater securit y, ability to fulfill hopes and wishes.
Cycle highlight.a romance, sentiment and special
o p portunity aimed at increasing income. Family
member announces long-range decision. Cancer
native plays k ey roJe.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You'll have more
responsibility and chance to earn greater rewards.
Individual who previously o ppoeed you will now
cooperate-pomib1e journey is spotlighted. Horizons
expand, communications are clarified and social
activity accelerates.
Htlt Waat.. 5100 ltlt Wut.. SI .. Dtt1 5510 _Fa_r_a1_11_re __ .....,......,1
SALESPERSON, mature SIPEllmllEIT 7' Green Velour Couch for Hallmark Party Shop, Great Oa.ne pups 10 good $25-0. Red Velour chr &
I II . 0 Need someone with mech· home, 6 wks. $50 up. ottoman 580. 4,, · Sotld u time, 4 hr wk. E11p. 898:1709 A-..c n pref. Sr Citizens wel· anlcal aptitude & mana· • """'Y oak coffee tbl SIOO. 2
come 962·8910 gertal skllls for small Keeshound pups~ $75. L 'mp s S 10 ·$2 5 foam & plastics plant. 897-4978. 752·2870
Sales perso!i"Wilnted for 'Call 873-5340 anytime. --------busy NB ladles resale Male blue/gold Yorkle Antiqued yellow wood din.
boutique. 631·8290 w I p ape rs S 2 0 O . rm table. 6 chairs & 3
Sales/PT, Sell Cosmetics TELEPHIE 963·1554 leaves $250. ~2-7876
and Color consult for IPNlmEITI Aalit•H
your friend•. &45-6776 smus liiiiiii-=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;; .,.TIJ/IOPT E11per necessary Sun. WESTMINSTER ABBEY -through Thurs. 5·30 PM ANTIQUE MALL
tmmed opening for sharp to 9.30 PM. Guar hourly 11751 Westminster Ave. well organized 1nd1vlduat plus comm Plush and
with good 1ypt11g & phone proleulonal working GARDEN GROVE
lllllls to handle a variety cond1llons. Laguna Hills ,. ___ 5S4_-.6.10•3 __ _
or offlc:e duties lor hoapl· office. Scott. 951·2177
tat computer services (R4) Globe stack oak book·
firm. In Munt. Bch. Call (•--------case. S265. Oak stor999
891·5556, 8 lo 4:30 T!LEPlllE SAUi cabinet, $135. MS.6236
lt1ret1ry/la1l1t11t REPS I HY APft.WIOEI
Real Estate Investment Co w e need good people 10 Les 957-8133
seeks dependable MC· set up appointments tmmac Jenning• Super
retary with gerteral office lrom our Costa Mesa Of· Chief slot machine, 24K
skills and dlctaphone ex· lice In the evening•, for gold plated comp r•
perlence. E11cellent Hollday Inn's new travel stored. One 'ot ktnd. Ap·
typing a must Varied club Salary ~ com· praised at 13500. sell for
du II es NP' B ch mission • bonus. Call $2500 obo. 539·3569. 5<19·2988 751-4222 alter 1 pm. -
llOlnAH/EIOHW T!LEPlllE SALES Ro111op desks. S1450. Bay Eacrow. Corona del Partner's desk. SOOO. Mar location. Excel. op-MCI, the na1ion·s long dis-Conf./OR lbl, 9', w/8
portunlly, benefits Call lance phone company, 15 chrs. 13500. Orp If Ibis,
Lynn 111 547·5825 hiring partlllme Tele· $275 Hal rack, $325 marketing Phone ex· Chrs, $95 645·985-0 SHllTUJ pertence required Hours 5·9Pm S5 50/hour Financial tnvetlment F1rm Please call Bill Ward afler
lor Educators needs 3gm for an lnte<Vf8W. eip,r Pers o n · 8
White enamel atove,
1920's, pert cond. every·
lhing working $750
631·1138
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ClAHlfllO H CITY!
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Ill.IE lilE motorcycle. Fooaball Plus IO·pc beige velvel .,. table blc cles all kind• ::;'~:!::. 1:-;ft~ Sea lhelta, nau11ca1 ~ oitt of other J 1ec. i1em1. 367
venle rh"'hm organ (any· l fema, reweirr. ftfflliQS. ~agnolla Sf. " lge rock c:ollectlona, tapl· ---------,-one can play) S 1200, dary equipment, clothing Video camera. recorder,
chrome & glass dining & misc SAT/SUN 9•5 antiques, 10011, bikes.
I able w/6 chra, brn velvet 311 Heliotrope. CdM. (I~ misc. All must go Ihle & chrome $1800. MtWlng Alley) week81'1d. Sal/Sun 9·4,
mach. cab S85, baker's 422 16th Place. raCk S25, palnllng1, glass HouHhQld Items. K-2 1lda, ~-~-~-......,,,.....,,..,.
lopped coffee table clothes etc. 511 Acacia In Haat. ltac• 14
3X5112', ornate bottom alley, Sal/Sun, 9 on. Player Plarlo, ;;;ea, some
S225. 645-1295 or Iv Ct1tl ltM '124 work $500. White round
mag • . renan dining room table
Comfortable 9' Sola xlnt ern/belge •tripped sofa I wllh 2 leavn. 4 chairs
cond sioo 545.9053 all loveaeat • end tables S50. Portable elec.
5pm $200. 8X 10 cslm rug S50. heater $20. Set of white
3 sewing machines 185. wOOd shutters to flt win·
Couch T Love Seat. $65, $25. Luggage racks dow 70"Wx33"L $10. 3
blue/natural bamboo SIO Desk St5. 1930 Rott· while blactiout shadea
print S425 Antique fas! bike! $40. Bike parts, 34"W $5 each Jewelry.
Armol re (wardro.be) clothes & misc. 2373 household appliances.
$300 760-8706 Santa Ana Ave. bedding. luggage & much
Cu1tom mirrored tebr.., Obi bed. mattress, frame & more Sat-Sun 9-4pm
several sizes. mirrored headbrd S85. Matching 8402 Mlllbrldge Circle. credenza, more. must aell bei ge bedspreads . H.B. (Near Adams & N.-.·
nowt 536-0132 aham1, & drps '40. Blue land). nef/Admlnlatr1111ve Ex· 6"I· "34
ecutlve Sec wle11cellent
1yp1ng/shonh1nd skllla
Non-smkr pleaM .Call
,,,., ....... rl
Wtltttl
20a.Mfftff ,..,..
Auliucn l Obie bed & boll spring•
For sale cheap. 2 refrlg. wllr1me. S..O 548-4455
and sora. Call Tina or Din rm S900. Liv rm 1850.
marble alnk top S25. 1,--,,-------r:::1-=4""4
Bookcases S5 & $15. An· •--~.-.!"'-1"1"'!~~
553-0940
lttrtt1ry.
Parl time, Newport Beach
Yacht Brokerage Arm
Fle11lble hrs for a 7 day
operation, S61hr lo start.
II you 1t'1)oy boats & are
looking lor a lasl paced
mulll-laceied fob with
gret polenllal for groWlh
& salary please submit
your resume 10 P 0 . Bo•
1062. Newport Beach,
Ca 92663.
llOIETUJ
Part/time, lor general con-
tractor. C.M 631 ·2345
IEOHTUJ
"Person Friday" needed
ror sport• shop Typing,
bkk'g, phones. errands,
Benefits • good salary
Apply al U.P. Sport1, 430
Wett Pac Cit Hwy, Npl
Bch
SIOllTAIJ Pl.II
Active mortgage company
requlrn I.harp, accurate
peraon to handle Its
needs. Typing, word pro-
cessor, prof phone cov.
erage & llllng skllls ere a
must. Salary com·
met1sura1e wt experience
A•k for St e ve
7141545-1402.474-0300
IEOlnUJ/IEOIPT.
for sales agency neer QC
Airport. Aequlres good
typing & shorthand. fig·
ure aptitude & pleaaant
phone peraonallty. Call
Jeannette, 546·6444.
---~--__,, ---~-. lt•t 11 ... , .... , ..
One girt office, Santa
Ana/Tustin area. A E. e11-
per1ence neceuary
631·3651
Steve. 631·1449. Bdrm S<t50. 838-0710
llque tbl & chrs $175.
Lot$ of m11c. 2932
Redwood. CM. Sat/Sun
9-3. ,., .....
A4¥trthl11 Prt .. ••·110 ,., .... ,
F•ll tr P11t-Tl•t
Alll&tt•tltt•t
GE Obi 0-..n Elec Range Glau ShO*C•M 8'11 1 ~
$125 19 cu n. Refrtger. side. 37" hi. Converted to
a tor S200 862· 7875 trophy & glaaaware dl1-
fum. appllan. nilsc llems.
some real old, even a
wedding gown. 176 C«:lt
Pl. oll QI Orange & 22nd
SI. Sa11sun t0-5.
IG SALE·Ws.hr. dryr, bar
stools, dinette, TV, end
Ibis, Clothes. Iota more
Sat/Sun 17 Ashbrook,
Irv. 551-8090
HARBOR AREA play. $125/olr. S48-68311
Ftr 1.-Hlttt Weft
01llMl•Olll
APPLIANCE SERVICE
We sell recond .. gu11
aDPllances. 549-3017
lllJAPPWHll Les 957-8t33
Telephone Work ken more hvy dly gas dryer H ·Sl ,., lt1r s1001oeo. &40·7739
No Selling. Salary, No Ex· REFiii. llH Fiii perlence necessary, will train Houri 5.9 pm. Call XLNT CONO. 675-1518
662·5844, Mrs Garrell Re frig $250. Wuher.
TOP us dryer, dshwshr , trash
Females Pref MOdels & c;omp '135 ... 646-5848
Escorts (213) 866-1984
TUllEE ........
leal-tffitt-retail
.. ............ ltetl
Refrigerator. runs well
$5-0. 548-4998
Sears Coldspot froslless
Space Master Relrtge
$75. 6 42-902 t d ay.
642-7208 eve.
1ttff.14t, 1tt4, tlmtn lJsed refr1g.,11or S50 Nt Arm. 646-540 1
Herll999 SOlld ~an Din· Ing rm llbfe w/"9aves &
custom pads, 2 cane
beck arm cnr1. 6 cane
back aide chrs, tradlonal.
$225-0. 640·7257
fum & frig etc-. 655 Darr.it. Sun only • 4171 Seton, nr Harbor & Wiison. Sun· Univ Prk. Housewarn,
day 9 on. cstm brau ~.awl chra.
Garage Sale:Furn, book• l~rt ltac• Hff I llJ FllllTIH garore. misc. uems. 33~ jloocatahna or, yd turn.
Let 957-8133 Riviera 631-11565 loy1,ctolhea&houMhold
KING-SIZE WATERBED Moving, mu11 sell every· gOOds Set/Sun 9-6.
wl wood ahelllM. heater. thing. Sat/Sun. 7·7, 2453
massager, Ilka new $300 Saf)ta Ana Ave. misc
or bell otter 63 I ·5084 _1_1e_m_s ___ ~-,..-=
Kitchen lbl w/leal • 4 chrs, ..MOVING OUT OF ST4TE
nlte stand. lamps, misc:. »u1t Mii this weekend.
Xlnt cond Shelley Furn., plants, ac>PICS. s ..
642-8168 or 752· 1625 Olmn a Line. Sat/Sun msg 9-4 2554 Elden Av.
•riqlaleHl1 o.., ....... "'a. .... ...... ., . ., ...
Healthy outdoor hanging
plants & Indoor plants.
also gurney poll & many
othera. 2963 Catalpa.
. ..J;Jly 16, 17. 10·5.
IOVlll SILE
Moving, Thoma1Vllle sofa,
toveseat. 2 hi backed
chairs. end tables & col·
fM tbl, gl11s lop game lbl
w/covered chairs. from
S30-S200 Call 675-1223 Walhef (Seara best) under Moving sale. Deals Galore.
warranty, dryer S2SO. MOVING TO FLOFllOAI Sat/Sun, 8-4. 263 Broad·
UPP~ BAY: Complete llv-
lng and bdrm furniture,
teal wall 1yatem, stereo
equipment. tge Allee
apeakers. Marantz tum
1able. JVC tape deck, 9.9
John1on O/B moter.
olher ml1c Items. 548-8798 or 548· 1415
&42-8557 Contlt'119 of 3 bdrm CdM way.
house. In & out 875-3589 1---------
Naugahlde Sleep Sola.
like new 6&1 ·8928
N-hand-cratted 4 pc
solid wood llv rm tables.
dk pine. 1180 Also Desk
& ch1lr. S5-0 645·8•82
Nice aola. loveeeat, chelr &
011oman, never used,
cost $600, Mii $255.
(213)402· 1088
11'111 IALIU
Thur/Fri/Sal/Sun. An·
tlquH, furniture. ap·
pllancea. plants, tamps,
TV, BBQ and much much
more. 124 Clearbrook,
Apt A. C.M. (Acro11 lrom
C.M. Pollce Station on
c;ul-de·sac.) fair & \Ian·
guard neareat cross
street1.
Sal/Sun. 10·5. Washer.
Dryer. Garden Toots,
Plants. much more 2963
Calafph E•ll·
bluff/Jamboree
•• ,.. 11
100 unit garage H fe.
14802 Newport Sal/Sun
9.3
Hive aornethtng lo Mii? c1 ... lfled Ida do tt we11.
On sz w11erbed *lllnent.
bookcase/hd brd, 12
dra-rt In baH. 11tnt
cond. rarely u1ed
S30010BO. 63 t-3850
hnltart MIS Rnuhl• , ....
HU PISCES (Feb. 19-M a.rch 20): What had been
regarded as a aetback will now boomerang in your
favor. Emphasis on communication, knowledge of
law, pomible sea journey. E xplore va.i:tous
poesibllities involving Imports. exports. Leo, Scorpio SIO'Y /U•I. Queen alzad w1terbed
Water Bed, wave ieu. long
llH, lrg l'leadboard, aft
the xlraa, new S800. eak·
Ing $360. 24 t--06S4 alt 5.
frame wlahelved head· Keap .,, ¥ on PfiCea the
board, $90/olr. Cash only .. ,Y way·be • regulai 855•1342 ....... olaullled reader
penona figure prominently. Marketing firm Melfa am.
•••••-••••••------·---------bltlous Mtf·llartar, highly .... ...... II• ltlt Wu... II.. organlred, e11pertenc;ed _ 1ec 'y . Typ i ng , IOAI. UUI ..... ByOWnet.SpygluaHNt Bkkp'g/Accl'g raqulred
full time, hardware, 2 .. n 12000/n ot••· best buy. $895.000. Salary commaneurete '"" Beaut2a1ory.~a with experience, 81n Broadway, Laguna '30PAOO..S25PAOFIT
1
beylllew.Wlltradefor Juan Caplllrano. C1t1
Beach. 497-4403 Call Jack 714·'47-5522 emalterl'lome, 840_..1ee. Phll 498-9300
Want ,._· C .. i42-5876 UTAl.UUS Gourmet eo<*were. full ti,,,.. 240 8roadw1y,
Laguna Beach. 497-4403
RETAIL .... ,...,, ...... ........
~ .. ......,,
W1 are ... Ing a «Wllve,
aneiroetic a flllfllOn con·
aclOul ~ wtlo wanla IN challenge of
management.
MU91 ha\19 expet~ Mii·
Ing updated women'• ap.. paref a muet know hOw to
motivate otl'lefet
Apply In penon Co JOIL'&
In M..-on Vlato Miii Of call~ 714/ ...... ~
..... • * Dlllllli FOR
DOLURS
•
Earn big money tor "'°"
hOUtl . 30 hr ll¥Or1I --wtttl potantlal to tarn S500 ~ P8' ....
•BAM·NOON
•HO EXPER NEC£8S
•WEEKLY PAYGUAA
•HIOHUT COMM t
IONU8E8
•PLEASANT WOAKINO
CONO
you're bftoht Ind POMM
• plMNnf voloe call Ml'
Thomae al •T•o ..... ·.·~-.;:.iilr•,mif 171•0111
~-
Q =:.r.
•
~aily Pilat · .......... · .... · .. ···=
.....
I
Riveria 1teeper tola. 642·54111
queenalze, II walnut
frame. print• pattern,
pert cond. $250.
549·3788.
'
Secrelatill ..vice: tw>1n9,
copy, etc. F81t ..W.
875-4456 780-Ult
TYPING/BOOKKEEPING
For lndhl./emt bullnaaa
Hr/day/wk. 840..()IN
itWiJ!£•er1illU clot ;:p:i;sr Clil
experienced Mlmltraea.
Al10 unique fabric gl1t1.
Carolyn. 751-4584.
Tilt
Xu grades :nd aubtact•. $5 10 $15 hr. 8-42·9033
M&M 851·9604
Tnia1 lemce
fYPlngtWord Proceulng
Ouietl. easy revision•
Reasonable 851·1041
Wia ... Clnaia1
il(e1 the Sunshine fn11
SUNSHINE WINDOW CLEANING 631·2029
Wnlte Wizard Window
Washing. The only m•
IS quality. 631·2026
Cadlllaca 10 Oo-Cert1
W~ltlaF.S
Roll 'em oft the metkllt
With a Claa1lflad Ad
call Nowt 842-5871
Jtwtlg 1214
Genuine Emerald• 1n-d
Sapphires. Your chOIOe,
only $20 ea! 640-8688
WIEl'UMll.Tll
IWlllll WATll
33 clear diamond• set In
while gold, value $3550
or best offer 556-9557
Man's 14K. gold nYQget
bracelet, 3 oz. coll
S3300, mull get S 1450
this week 850-4133
Mans gold nugget
bracelet. 3 oz wt, co.t
S..260 '#Ill take S 1500
obo by 00011 Mon.
673·5619
lli1etllutta1 1111 ............
1 ptec. patio .. ,, * Wood, ,_ CUahiona.
Kemnmore Dryer. heavy
duty. Weber BBQ, by
warcsa.
Portable Sewing Mac:Nne. 25" RCA Color TV
ConlOle with ltn/fm
radio&
phonograph, Maytag --w..,_, 3 anllqua
bfMklut ctlaln 1900.
I [)omMtfc Rotaty
Sewing Machine. Goff
Clubs. Collector ~di. 54S-4662.
ISm maple roclclf $20. 1
Cine rocaec S25. 1 Meple
mag & amQl!lng atand
SlO. Fuh bed, ~
$50 Stereo~ 125.
Deak & chr $35: End lbl
S10.Tb1 $35. 845-9327
4 Donna Summer lldl.cl
$21.00 ... 546-Me7
7 piece Dining Ht
wlleevet 195. Solid llWood
Etager•• $75 ea.
Matching ooflee 2 tamp
1ab1es 185 a 165. Gel
L awn Mo wer •25.
848-4019.
An1~ate telephone ,..
corder, 11111 under w1m.
$181 ,_, mu1t NII for s 100 obo. 548-4455.
untllF•l-
P•lllT Bu1tneu ad~leament,o
parties. etc. 9e0-2514
Bahia Corinthian Yacllt
Club Mbahp. StOOO, call
1·991-5353
BRASS CEILING FAN
Never uMd, oak btadea. a IPd reversible. froaMd
tulip llghll, COit S300.
lab see. 552--0718
Chin• a gtaHware,
10c-S20. Din aet S120.
Radio S50. 97M277
Commerdal Lawn Mower.
Lawn Vecuum, 3 .._
adult bMle. t100 eedl.
848-5348.
Coors keg top. N9w 155.
muat sell $35 obo .
548-4455.
Custom 9 n lloral l)rinl
couch ... rth lone COIOra.
exll cond $300. I 8 It alum
acaltOld plri, '35. 14 ft
•xten1lon plank. '20.
Ladder Jack•. $10.
Anchovey ball t ank
w/elec pump. '35. Men't
tellhanded golf ctub1
wlleathar CIM. $32.
831-<>979.
t
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........._., 1111hwtr 1Mt1 ftll I~ Mii At• lwmj!f Al!!!· ltwr!!f' Al!!!·........ • ... lae!!f h !!! .........
bclMlve MAGIC ISL.\lllO. 14' Ft Olaaapar SPo« Lido !=:.ci'~J'00· 785 ...... t ilt ........... ' 1141 ,.... tn11v......... t 17S C.twrtllt tJU
gold mbrahlp. Slft>O. runabout Trlr, extru. 35 " · · '711-'M 23081. a::;p;;:b Euro-• nu op •79 ............... ........ ......... 1 •7• ....... V'"-....... , ..._.. oner. 831·3811, hip Evlnru<M 11750obo. 81~ boyt Ralrelgl'I S25, ~ -peen Model • tpd 21 peinl wife wtMa eMlfm ..,..._,_,,._..Ke v ,_ -· ,,_., 19 CarnetM UI flMI .-e73-ll04'0 Gilane t>oya eml $12. "':" ~~ topa, ~t.. All *I rune' grHI. 's 1uo: edition, elf. t1ewteM Oflg equlp.lu•c:er.allpwr.ltl\r power HI001610. 84e.125 I en 6 COllM1 WOt • • I"""' Aaln• ... _ ........ 649-teOe black body • blectc In!. Int. mes. 640-4032 8.4243 ti. JOHNN Y MATHIS ""'-Ba"'ii~-.-· .. dy~•bln, ••J 1111 ·~1 -'• .,..,.. .. ...,., ' mint lhr"'.,.. .. _ .. run --------• "" ,,, -"""' -"'~ -• top, Palamino uph. -•'""'' ' '71 COV, 391< ml, "Iv Int, Ill a , .. .... TICKETS: Sept O. l<lnt all canva•. trlr. radio, ....artll '70 2402. IMSA Rec. cer. cerpellng , Perelll•.I wire wtlta, OrlQ owner .... ,,
... ,, 540·28'42 tor Into must se 11 $ U 0 0 . c;;;;per §h:lii for ;m:Jj blk, Turbo, show cond S tl,500 P.P. 130-5118. $78H. lk nu. 770-0676 ~of ~· ~ ~-
Jofln weyne r.nnit Ctub 979-3558 Plci! Up, blue on whit•. '12 500 849 2H3 J'" ----~----"'"'" ' w. ..,.._.. Membership 873·4243 22'.~ter conlOle, 22S g ood concl S235 • . • '70 2200. 'dr. e111ra tlnk. 171 S.Vllte, \llitlt w1t111 ln1.. rotelll ... ue t
" """' "° --14750/0bo 133-8588 9¥1 842~385, 845-2375 •1000 ""P. 307 Chevy, N-"' as 6"2·73"'• -· ll-. •••• am/Im cue. ale. 29 mpg.I fully to.ded, lo ml, 17900.
MAGIC ISLANOGOLD Harbor Petrol Boat J C 8• wltumber rack. IOOO Tl 111111,.
CARO MEMBERSHIP tor Bimini top, bait tank, pert ::Over~:~~ 3~·f~7tv In· obo. '497-2865. '75 450SL •Int cond .. 721< 80 Et OorldO, LNlher,
Mle or trade lor IRVINE cond, 1657 Bayside Or, IUlated.11300.673-9548 '73 Oet1Un Pick Up, con-11111&'11•210 ml,$18,500. 873-2823 I amlfm stereo, CrulM ,
COAST CC MEMBER· CdM $8000 55'4·8668 vert. top, new eng, Ur .. & 4 cyllnder, 4' apHd. '76 280 4 dr Sedan. Wht A.A. OrUI. fully equip. itlnt
SHIP. 6"5-6100 23· seacral1 turbo dll, Mtttr llkn 1 paint. S2500 652-4242 CMMtte, Kint GOndltlon, w/blue lnlr. Loaded. cones. •11.500. M0-0491
Mu• Verde C C tower & plank, 3 111tton 5 Star o;n;;ai Uo:Ji:d. daya.840-2097evea. •uper clMn. muat ... 1 e .. ulllul cond. M~h. 1976 Cadillac Coupe
ewtm/tennl• membership iteetlng, 2 radios, ADF, go50odconod. mutt aell . '78 Datsun PICKUP (PAOT3S2U2N)1 T$036C8H70, os10E perl9""' .,,.,.5290003 /obo55"' o9'•Y2• 0.v111~ O'EleQ~t . Ouall hiWiiii41""*_;.,..,, __ ,....,,_,
lt85010BO 540.052 Lori n, OF. loaded, $2 /OB .675-24'16. 112500. 079·1487evea 0 ,,.,...,.. • eve .,.. 38 oom.,..pwr, .... cruH goodllree.SSOOflrm.S..
$23K 8 79 2a40 H FROM: 280Z.X, 200SX ClOl'ltrot, AM/FM stereo & Tl 1u 55
Moving mustaetll • Hand 6'46-0930 • " ' '77 Luer mooed. 1230, lo '77 CtleVy atepalde, xlnt end B2 tOI. South County 'll lllZ ~I.I tape pleyeJ. Cadillac wire 11 rM WMl. .,.a-11
toomed 100% wool Dhur-ml, 1tlnl cond. •99-2470 cond, 1ttrH, f2g5o. VWllauzu, 1871 t Beach European -XLNT CONDI wheel cap1 6 a pad<*S W~ 1Jf7
rlel. never used. trom 24' bay party boat. hOuw-MOPED. rune and look• 845-3708 aft 5pm. Blvd .. Huntington BMch, S27,500. 875-4154 Cabriolet roof. (167NWJ). 'ii !503~ COfonet. Oust
$150-$400. 978-7227 boll style, pontoons. great. Asking s 1110, •7 .. Dat1Un PU, 5 ""d (714') 8'42-2000. • 77 MBZ280S $'4895. Nabet• Cadillac, • .. ~ 35hp Evlnrude, fully " .... ' E. lgl Ivory, 5'40· 1860. Hiii. · 873-.....,.. MUST'SELL. SAVIN plalri equipped, 1tlnt entertal-•99·5046 w/cmpr&boot,newtlrN, '74 260Z. mage, air, to ml, $14,500, Oya, 557 3534 Dane. 182 7875 1------..,.----1~,-.-,.~----~.~.3·~1-t
paper copier Xlnt cond 5 ment boll $15.000, Motebecane Moped, dbl run a ·great $2800. am/fm. Must-· S•OOO. 752-0789, evl wknda • 1978 Cadlllac S.Vllle. Op· yrs new A sking 6'42-814''4 seater. yellow, rear mlr-646-9102 964-3293. 843-1017 6" CONVERTIBLEi...lil(e '80 VW Rabbit convert, tlons Include • leather •-.6-3--'-F•_l_c_on--R-a-nc_h_•_r_o.
11000/obo, 631-2242. $225 50 8352 n-. many IKlrH .... 200 wht, ale, high mite bul covered Hating lrH, 9-5M·F. 36' GRANO BANKS, ·72 5or. 1'5 -• '79 GMC ~ton pickup, "77B210'4-•pd.elr,loml, '78 MB ),,'450 SL. excel obo.549-M67. welltakencareol,$6800, Cadlllacwlrewtllelcap1, good cond, runs good. wood Loran, radar. 10' heron be pm, ladder reeks. tool bo11, 3 mll"tt. S2200. Muat Mii. cond .. $<t3,000, Pv1 pty. I & I t 113001080. 546-3f'7 °'
...... Avon, AIP Rare sgl tttrcyc n .... • • • · -·5381 • body s 1200 545-3045 , • top, (509UKL). On 1811 •---------<>·-Aries Goll Clubs M I / •nd '45 000 ml Kini cond I ... 5· call 642 2625 '85 VW. rbll eng, clean 1-73-4-4237 ull Powe< 1 u 1 vlnyl 845-334'0.
w/bag. $80. 6'6·2725. diesel capable & ready 10 lcttttrl ltll $3750. 673-2083 .91 280z.x 2+2 sunroof Ask about the money -' • 8 t Rabbit. 2 dr. llte bl~. this w.-at only $8995. '65 Falcon Future. e cyt
Allns tickets, 2 season go -M11t1co vet. or live ·e2 Datsun dal King 811 option• 10.,,; mileage, can save you thru our '87 BUG. Radilla. amlfm, mint, very low mileage, Nab e,. c 1d1l1 a c . , auto, PS, runs QOOd.
pesaes, club level, all or aboard $65K. 675-0559 1978 Yamaha XS 1 fOOE, Cab,5-apd, 1tlra lue4 Kint mint 0 d 110.500 • purchQI & lease plans. $ 1550, c•ll 8'48·5923 15000, obo Contact 54{» t880. clean S775 831-8~
""rt 851-7720, 673-0353 u • Sii ·1 B Immaculate tour dreaHd, •hape. Priced to • Mii 64'4-4~3n .. ' . ••• ...... ·•7 VW. •5"'"/......._t ofr. Brandon 720·1133 ,... "" P evat on alboa many extras. Aalllng 8,.0•9738 ,.. • -~ u • "" .,..,. 1973 C1dlllac Sedan '65 Mu4tang 280 Auto,
Re<lwOOd play or tool Island. sold my boat. S2 t95. Bob.8•2-5484' .81 31osx. rune new, not 1 ...U Needs work. 962-3937 OeVltle. Optlona Include 1 rune well. loolla good.
house. 6 X 7' $ tOO, 4· would like to partner on 1983 Honda ATC 70, used 1a1 nick or acretch, lmmac., 1301 Quall Stntel ·ae VW bua camper (fl) leather comfort dual pwr $2000/otr. 548-5&13 stat~ of David, $50 ~trek!"~~5~~e~6~1; once. Perteet condition. '71 VW van, cQmpl. relln. thruout. air. must .... , NEWPORT BEACH pop-top. 11900/0BO. • ti. ~h'~hA~aonea ·-~~ ~ '68 Mustang, 1tlnt cond. 645-95 15. tv message •c"" •'d d $3995/obo. 631-3018 1•• t•OO Mu at ae)I Imm ed. • ~ .. "' .. '"""' ·--•• •2500 675-8826
S..t$ swing & slide aet, 50'HILLOSLTRAWLER · 5'40-'4786.Scott work, Kini mech cond .. '82 280ZX T-top 5 spd M'I ~· lai 147 642•3003 condition (807JEV). ·71 Ptrito, lo ml, nr new
6'41-0360 ...vv/OBO. 631-5625 or out .. e, n •minor tnalcle ••· • ~. • Nabers Cadillac & in A 1 • · ·
Mke ,_, $14'5 955-1144 Monk Design. US Bullt 305 Honda Ofeam Motor-$22100. Dive Wllllem1 loaded. ~tended servtce I la II '68 VW BYa. new tlrM. cpt, $2995. Naber• Cadillac, tlrH, bait, nu gu pump,
Sola $250, desk $125, Fty bridge. al1 cabin c y ct e . 13 00 . C 111 63 •8300 warr. new •ticker. Asking Aak :SOUt our new low tran1, 55,000 ml, runs 5'40-1860. runt good. BNt over
stereo $100, call tor Long range cruiser 642-3379. '75 Dodge, B200. 60,000 S 11•900/0bo, must 14111• 1,lf'9 LP.I, good 51850· 873•2031 lllf ltUllU'I 1982 C1dlllac Coupe s7oo. 960• 1796
phone mag. 650-7476 Lu1turlous. fully equpd .65 H d 90 i.an orig ml, air. auto, pis. 15K ml 499"2922 . j Financing Available On '68 VW, everything new In-SOUTH OeVllle. Cabriolet roof, ·71 Pinto, orig owner,
Sturdy l tx.rnkbed, $200 cons1dertrade6"'4-9629 runn~.~125. ~6-S3~~t x~~~~ond. $2500. Flat 1113 ~::~~~~~~:i' •Ide/out $1850 firm. AM/FM stereo CUNtt• S225, need• brkl.
McCoy surfboard, 6 II. '69 53· Hatteras, loaded, '79 BMW R65 SHOO '81 , '77 x/16. removab' t;;(d 873-5070, 841-3877 aft cou1n tape player and Cedlllac ,_6_75_·_86_7_9 ____ _
$175. 6"4-6041. try $160.000 .. Motor KZS50. 11,.00. Both 10 Aati,an, top, clean & tun. se.ooo e. YOLllWllEI (~~~23;t:rr~~g•rfi!i ·74 Pinto, good school
Surlboard, 6 ft 6 .. Ruuell. yacllt 642-1234 ml, llke n-w/many ex-Clauln 9045 ml. S2500 obo. '495-0313 '60 Karmann Ohl•. rebll only 113,995 lhla week. transportation. $1050.
$85,645-8001 '77 Saa Ray. 22 rt tras.640--0138. '29UOdelX.H Sood own '80 Spyder 200 con-~_.79:;~~~~~;77gfr. ''WIWIU.MT Nabers Cadlllac. KathY 962·5MO
wllraller, Cutty cabin, •79 Honda CX500 onl Sedan. restored. S9.995. verttbld. 33,000 Ml, 11 ... 181.1" 540-1860. '76 Maverick, 6 c;yt auto, Want lo buy club member-
ship to ICC, BBC or bet·
let. 851-7720
Slsps 4. head, stove. loe 1,.80 1 Ilk • eel Stereo. Wires. like new, 2833 . '09 Sqback. reblt eng, Vol Siie& Service 1979 Cadlllac Sedan PS. PB, • dr, clean, bolt $10 500 552-9726 m ' e nS, r • ''46 Ford Woodle navy btk w/fawn lop and Int. w tltl I good paint, good IUrf u~ • , S1650/olr 631-8"4 · · w5TtnEdA screen9• 1500· A blue reatored s12 995 Orig owner. $8100, obo. -c:ar.$1150. 973.2031 87And Leulng OeVllle O'Elegance. Dual 1--~------
Iliac. Waatt4 IZZO
I Will bUy your top quality
coclttall. evening . wed-
ding gowns & lurs
840-6347
ELEO-IC ••y lllT LI 642-14''4 I 'P.P. 675-;.161' · I 1 11 Beach Blvd. comfort pwr aeata '79 F'-ta, ..,.,.,. ~-d.
'" -u 114-998-5772 '68MOB.Hardtp.tonneau '89VW Bug 15Kmlleeon Hunll~tonBllch AM/FM stereo. r1dlo i $189S 2tte ;;;,,. s59oow/sllp 645"2963 '80 KX·SO Kawaae.kl, ltlnl '34Ford3wlndowcpe,un-lta•a 11"• cvr, nu tlrN , wire whla, rbll eng tine cond t (l1.a) •2 2000 ta,,.,, full vinyl padded portBlvd. 6"2-3891.
Erickson 35, Partnerahip. • cond. MSO. 975-o55• r e a I o r e d S 9 5 O O , • -$ l800/obo, 5'0·8299 r. S' 73~ · • • • t...:;,v& Cadlltac wire wheel 1-.--------
Top condition. Equipped ••ttr lt•H 1020 675-3175 1980 Am>rd hatchblCk. owner. 1800· e 433
· vw Beetle: mtac. body c-;p•. (697waY). 19895, 80 Fo~LTO. auto. alt for race/cruise. Incl ale stereo perl cond PtaJ"1 llSS lO llU 1111 parts & trim Item a, N 1 be re C 1d111 a c , power, It, crulH, ale,
Avon, auto pilot, omni, RENTS195/wkupallelzea '63LeSabre,lullpwr.80K 5'6oo.873-S293 · 178FfeuoeotblistaWgn. Tllllllln• 15.s3o. muat Mii. Daye 5,.0-1860 50,000 ml, great cond.
Wanted: Paper Cutter tor etc. Slip in Newport. Only * ll0· 1IOO * orig ml. Tiii atelf wheel. 1982 Honda ATC 110 only 4' ape:, •Ir, PS. PB, CUI, '497-1112; eves 497-1597 . 14800 obo. 760·9206
home use. Call Connie $6500. leslle 979-784'3 T ii XLNT MECH. Mull drive. driven 4 hra. SacrtllC. at great lam car, xtnt, below 1111 nr • Vtlft 1179 Tiii UllEST l·e2 Mustang GL. auto. ti
546-6397. Relnell V-Bottom. vt9in·. ra H I<. $1000. 842-9W $650 or beat otter. In-wholellle Blue Bk at -•1 IELECTill bl $7500 846-2114'
Wanted: Tlckel1 ( .. or 6) 305 Chevy 110 Vanson Trani 1024 '72 Citroen SM M-•tl clud" Helmet. 631-2738 S37oo. 548•8451 -u.11•-186 P-1800 ctualc, nu I ue, ·
lo< Pageant ot Masters 1rtr.1tlnt cond, s'kl or fish. 686 Skamper 35'. prk mdl. 5 spd, full pwr, air, IMther. '73 Civic. rec. for 12000 Ptreclit IUT \~~~~•rite~~~ ,!W~ paint. reatored. must Hit 6~~ru':~\;, '°S:::~ '50 FORD 2 OR ~~2ti38•2822· Eves $7000. 631-7547 ~:i:e~J •~e!.2-0 7 9" • ~~~u~':r~c~=! worth of work: rebtt eng, 73' PorlChe 91• 1.7. GrMJ wtllela. Kint condlUon. 12995· 557-3534 Dane Callfornlal See ua today! 112 hp n11hMd V8, 3 apd, hats, SaU 7014 owned, mini. Proud 10 brand ,_ carb, reblt condition 14250 or Beat IYPlf clean. must _, '89 Reliable. fair cond. IAIEll new tuck & roll Int new ... lcal b it. 24 1981 "Lan~•r 251 ·•.w. Trailtn, show. a pleasure to drivel trans. all just broken In. Ofter. 549-7858. (P0425) BEAUTIFUL! 5 radio. Mu11 Miii $750 C crpt, new tllea. $2000 °' -... ......,. M 1 Bent lranle & eYsp $600 TO CHOOSE FROM. 631-8028 CAlllU beat offer. 969-1221
Do you Willi to s~ 8 7.5Honda 0 /B, VHF: Utility I026 ~v1i3J,~~'., "11 or oner. for eng. &.trans, ·77 Targa, pert, cond. South County VWlllUZU,
band? Need drumme1s. stereo. galley$ held. eoxIDILERSXS' (619)2.2'4.-073114'25-'4921 rfttOf~fr .. 49"-4247 rcda, buller1cotch, 18711Blac:hBlvd .. Hunt-'70 Volvo 4-dr. nu 2~~;~~E~~d. ---------guitarists, etc. For Info s 16,800. EYes 673-1154. REMOVABLE BACK lmmac. 601( ml S16.750. Ing ton Beach. (7141 tranal palnt/tlree, runs Special. '68 Mustang, 3 call548--0825 640.9013 1250.645-6930 '78 Accord, 5 spd, air, 642-1004 8,.2.2000. great S1250.845--0493 &40-11&0 1Pd . pony I nt
Electric: Guitar, Oean"V', 27 It Feather· Fut, dry, Wit 9 fMl I• ~~ ~~~ tll ... '81 POt'ICtle 928, aJt1ra or-'80 284GL delHI. 4 apd, $3000/0BO. 54().2185·
white, OtmarzJo pickups. $2000, 675-7083 Aatt lttictt --~ 112 hpfttithMd va. 3 spd, dlnaty car. mual .. u. ll llD Ull OIO. air. ftawleu tan b e.nltt HU uan1. HU
Schallet tuners. cue EJI· IMPORTANT I new tuek & rotl Int, new '79 Accord. lmmac. thru 675-114'7 Tl-n• body, not • knick or ll llD •••t 1981 Li!!!ln T-A!! ---"!"""!.4!ru· condJ!lon. $'425 27 It Hllboat, must Mii. NOTICE-TO READE~ c:t.pl._MW-tlcea. $.2000-.oi. out._ otlG-. palnt..alr-wna acrAldl • .mlnt.lbtoughOul--,.....,. .,.. .. .,.. Cell evenings Rob $9000 67:J-8096 ANO 1 beat ofter. 11$9-1221 1Uperb, lo ml, must .... I t till 1111 N UlllT 18495 obo. Trade pose. Tl t.al ,... Coupe. Signature Serill.
031--0505 .. Catalina 38 11. toe ..... , ADVERTISERS $3995/obo. 631·3016 --•• 970~548 Olgltatdlapaiylna1rumen-., .,..... RJ(rAD\/'CR -u.111.-& 1111_,.ll.IT tallon. ta.did wtth op-i~r::!~•H/ 6226 :1e4~~3~6. than new 1 T:;ve~i';:: b~t v~~1~! H;~~d~ S:~· '.':~; ·~o:i~-~g~ 5m'r'·s=. IOlS~-~ \~~~ier:~oxtn~r:~: lliac;h . 1177 1111111 . ~1~~.~1~h:" WeC::
rller, never t>een
used. IBM Correcting
Selectrtc Ill. black. $850.
Vlc1or e1ec1ron1c Calcu·
lator. new. print, display
& mem ory. $350 .
846-3389.
•10' O'Oay. xlnt cond. dealers In the vehicle S600 s.2-814' • Heel cond. 780-1262 dltlon, super clean, mull '75 C ecker Marathon. 4 cytlnder. auto. tr1111.. (657141). On Nie IOf
S350 Trlr S250. 963-5272 ctassltled advertising . ~~-:·Ai~~~~+ J!'''" ... 1 (P0410) 17987. 10 Unique, gd cond. Am/tm factory air. power a1M<· S 12•99 5 . Nab• r • columnsdoeanot lnctude Studebaker 1963 Grand-'81 Honda.Spec.Edlt,3'4K CONVERTIBLES IN ater. S2850/obo, Ing AM/FM ttereo Cadllleo.5'0-l880.
Cal 20. 6 HP outbrd, trtr, any applicable tuea. turlelmo. $1400/0BO. ml. S8700. leath. 5 spd, S•ra STOCK READY TO SEEi 644-5119 t3,S95 miles. Ilk• new:
$3000. 673-2935 license. transfer fees. Muat Mii 5"8-6838 elec wlndow1, tmmac. South County VWlllUZU, Come In & -Newport xlnt condition, mu1t '"' •nca2 1325
finance charges, lees for A •l I 7 975-055" 'll Wllll $!IOI/th 18711 Beach Blvd .. Hunt-Beach's finest Ntecllon (T0'453) At WholeHle 172 Capri, runa bUt ;;;:a,
Ptu .. /Or11••
c:J~3'~~~~ .. ,~~'94t;~:J air pollullon controt de· • I '82 Honda Prelude. auto-Xlnt cond. 4WD. 675-4118 lngton Beach, (714) of prevlously owned $7987 South County w 0 r k $ 6 o o / o e o
E 3o4T XLNT light air ~~=te;er~~~~~01~1a~; 1011111111 matlc, stereo. Sharp. f!J!ll I I 842-2000. Por1chea, Audls and VW/tauzu. 18711 Beach 6'44·1519/....es/wtmda.
;aceri crulser See L.B. preparation charges un· Tl 1111111 fl• •7500· 535·~ 19 1~orolta. 11e110n wgn. lO 1111 UIS Volkawagena. ~l~~)'e~~~~~~n Beach, CAPRI 2000 cc. 4 spd,
OllOIEllll IRAlll 8 112'. compl. refinished,
SAOOO 213/923-4402
Boat show. Sat-Sun, Slip less otherwise specllted 11111111 °"" Honda Civic 75, yellow. i ood transportation. Tl o.11 n • ..... 1974. Met 6rown. 11ero Z-18. 71 4-551-2152 bytheadvertlser. runagoocl,good lnt.·Ask-700 6317581 aft6 '74' Novi . 8 cyt, reg. gu, ca sa. itlnt cond. --------..,---.,.,------5cy11nder.5apeed.lactory Ing S1500. 5'42--8433. or · • · pm good cond, 1 owner 53 FASTDUFFIELDSABOT Aattlenicn/ air, ouaelte, rally• 833-1800 Allen ·71 Wegon. Rbll motor 11t1N $1'475.552-7889 $l500/0B0.964-11 .
673-7677 Part1 90 19 wheela. 37,918 mUN. Kint 1 112'1 S900. papera to prove. Ylllltl 455 e. Coast Hwy. ·75 MO/\U, reblt trans, nu 01• .. ••llt 13fl Currier upright, beaut
cond . & 1one
I 1000/0 BO. 645-2028 .,. 6.
Flt>erglass Sellin~ Sabot, .. stoek alum. Musi. sport condition. SUI)« clMn., •••• '496-S559 4 cytfnder, dteael, 4 epeed, Newport Beach brlltlN, tlrea & thock•. '89 cutlaaa. 91.110, plb i Int cond 13 S/OBO 1 must _, (P0'407) NNI •73 ,. __ _,1 w 1~.. AM/FM llereo. 16.180 6'13-<l-0900 jood cond. $1'400 obo. p/a, air. $575. 979--0734 " · rims w/5 Mtchelln I ru Wl'loleaale *8987. South """"' • egon. """'' mllH, Kint condition, Also 1 Dlnette, Stereo ssoo. 651-0839 Coun"' VW/lauzu, 1871' & runs great. 111 $1150 IU""" Clean, overhM<I air lalcL 1317 __ P_960_-0_4_0_2 ____ Pl~atL t
NllWllTU
Wiii pay C&Sh 892-1889
Console & various mlac. • '' cath. '492-3530 ......... • • Items Call 6"5-5887 81 Cllev/Bulek V-8 231 S..Ch Blvd .. Huntington cooler. mua1 _, (P0298) tH itlkk Riviera. run• ·75 Nova V8. 2 dr, al e, orlg 'T 11.,, lilt. stereo
eng. High Performance. BMch, (714') 842-2000. '74' Corona. Good Cond.. S8987. 10 VW BUSSES Ht ~ cones $800 owner. Greet ah•p• w/cua, nu tlr•. g cyt,
Kransco 10 ft sallboat, Sae$1300548-2089 • ....._.. _, lo Miies, Xtru. $2000. TO CHOOSE FROMI ~.'5 1.u""' · $2000,117~7'46 clean. $21115 firm.
T)IPe"'ftter. never been brand new. In bolt $900. ~~ -llll'ttw 842-6572 832·5&90 ofc SOU1h County VWlleuzu, .,.,.., used. IBM Correcting 673-2668 COMPLETE '81 LUV lft t ill .7,. ,. __ ...,_ SR5• llftbk, 5 18711 BMctt BNd .. Hunt-•74 Buick Century. $500 ·uh~le tllt~•=j _9113-4 __ 20_1 ____ _
Selec1rlclll,black.$850 ENG & TRANS. S700. mlwml'I u....,..,... lngton BHch. (714) obo,ndaboclywonc,runa 1280 .. mus '81K-CAR ~~ =~~~~ ~:~~; M,::,'er~1~. ~q~=·f:; 54ueot *LEASE* SOITH =d. i~~ ':. •;~ ,.,.,,.,",...12_-_2000 ____ . _____ grNt. 962-0873 Rodney , __
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& m 8"' 0 r y. s 3 5 o racing Full compllMent UTE BODY WORK New euto ol your ~. 5•&-3889 aft 8 pm. '70 vw Bug. auto. reblt ca.IUIJC tJH 1982 Chevrolet Camaro
146-3389 '2J..,n'::1stra~~:an$3~:=: p~rfs:~P~:~rr,~;-~~1 ~. ~o!~c:.R~~ C0Uln wttdye. eng. s2200. 831·5&48 1678S:cJ.,,&1V1".XLNT ~~: d~k~~u:i':t~ Ptaliac t33S
Sr tiat ~I 0 640-612@ UTE BODY WORK 648-1328, egt. 1110 '77 COfolta, SR-5, L-bacil, '75 Rabbit, 2 door, ally cond. 78,000 ml. $6000 dowa, cruise control & 184 Tempeat, 1 own. e cyl. -. am/Im. air , racll. bk.le, good body, runt 552-3876 AM/FM stereo cu•tt• auto, S'195. 645-7578
Gol can.n-.S50 Goll Sabot,all wood.1200/olr. Upto50%otlyourNt. 3.0S BMW. xlnl oond .. "Wlftlll'T 1 2000 1 080 good. 11150/Flrm. tape.(172137).Priceclto
beg $30. 84'0·4589 933.3232, 8·'4:30. Plnstrlplng. Biii 969-1221 stick. all e11Ctru. lltoye II l•llllLI 71'4/lle0-8282 '499-1997 1982 Cadlllac EIOor1do 1111 at onl~ S 11 .~951
Gun Cabinet Glau top, SAILBOAT· 10' Aattl ...... to20 '5500 obo. 845"2378 Volume Salee, Service 78 Cellca Llflblck. 9Klt '77 Oaahlr, 38,000 ml, ale, ='°'h':f cr:ci~r.:c ~~~= N. b. r I • d t 11 I c .
lltH. locks. holds 12 Shorewood. oood cond. AIOheat cUfi lmmed. for '74 2002, auto, nu motor. And Leulng cond, 14800. 963~94. tunrool, tape deck, 4 c:apa and only 12,273 54o-te60.
r2"s,trgtoekedblmsec $-400/obo 6'46-34'81 yourvehlcle.domettlcor palnt&tlrea.amtfmc111. 187118eacl'IBlvd. uklorM.,k tpd, new brlkee/clutch. original low mllall 1981 Chlvrotet Camero
200/obo 559-8699 loata, foreign. 551•8285 14250 obo. 842· 7888. Huntl"iton Beech .81 Corolla Stal. Wgn Asking s31g5, 181-8506 (10Ul801) On Nie this Coupe. Thia one hH cus-
Peraon1l Cu1tom Gun Co1-S~ & Ski 7016 WE llY ·79 133CSI, very clean. (lH) 1•2·2000 5-apd. air. lo ml, warr .. ·77 Rabbit dal, 2 dr, anrf, wMkNabelrora onClyadS 1
1611·99.c5.I ~~';;dl~=g'', ':.'0~~ lectlOn, scopes, knives. 114,750. 642-2825, tmm1c .. $8500/0BO. Slrooco mags, CUI. 4'
N le,mlac.542-2458 126¥sk1801tX:•Je1 CLWOlllS .79 3201 showroom new Ja1aar tilt 891-1361 apd , •In t S2300 540-1860· (f~G::'11.1~~~:·~i
&nt turquoise Rip Curl Skis tor sale. Call Ray Ill TllOll loaded.' 51K, mutt -1 '56 bk6. very lmprealve. 5"8-8451 •LEASE* week 11 only S6995.
weteolt $30. 5•8-8352 545-981 1 $8900/obo. 631-8638 17950 obo. 645·9628. Ctuallled Ad• are the '78 Sclrocco. ainllm, air. Nab• r 1 C ad 111 • c ,
1. ldit, Glass Fish & Ski Boat. 16'. 82 3201 BBS anrf, A/C, RW 1lll .l&lllllt .,, • .., to • aucc.eatut $3900. 760-89« aft 8, N!; a~C:'.vc;'~,;"r;et~ _5_4_0_·1_8_60_. ____ _
lltr" 6232 ~~~r5. ~te~· ctean. 5-apd, Clll. $13,500. All models & moat colors c:::~::r~: WANT ACTION? VW. No down. Call Bob H I ? 63f-7270, 673-7711 In 1tockl Can or 11op by. -.. ,..~ .. .._ .... 2 .... 78 846-1328 '""' eve aometh ng 10 NII
·eg Lemans convert, itlnl
cond, ale. auto. pb, pa,
$3500 firm. 637·26345
11179 Pontiac Grand Prl.•
LJ. LNI than 30,000
mlle1, pwr. windows &
door locks. custom
wheel• and pwr.• budlet
aeal. (338WCK). PrlOld.
lor quick Nie at $8995.
Nabers C adillac.
540-1860.
Sell with EASEi
ft'a •BREEZE
Clwlfted Adi 842"'5878 15" TOll'llba COior TV. 6 • • ... _ i 7 1 .......... I ..__, ......... --.... ClaNlfled edl do II ~I. mo old. $200 sa11y0 VCR ahat .,. f · '83 3201, blk on bite, auto, 1&111 MTllS a t-__.._a •-la----......
Beta II video cassette re-§w Avon, w/ftr brd, 0811, take over IN $33e or buy. 2925 Harb()( Blvd. Aa•, ......,.. ..... ---·· --ht.. la Aatll ...... =896~esu11eNew ~1Js:~~on5';'~~~2~ usEoc~Rucr<s ·~n~=~~1186.000 c~~;~l~A CLE' A I ANC,E 11" Zenith COior TV, xlnl n ng COME IN OR CALL FOR ml. Arctic Blue, 5 apd, Just 2 mlnulee south ot the
cond $225/0BO Gary Man•lleld Sanl Pottle BBS whl1, log lamp1, lthr San Diego F,_ay.
645-173t 9'49B. newS70 64~-7338 f~m~ ~S-~~·~ Hit. 135.000. Lftlua Wa t UI
Z2-llth TVs 19· color, 85 New NAV101 RDF radio. _.,..,, ·U k:Q lmmaccond rbh M us I s e 11 $ 2 2 5 , -•11-0 Convenlenlty Loca~ ' • .::~~F~~::~ RCA t-635-3728 H1~~1r::J:8~:iZgH &Compet<lV91yPr!Qed rnoo~ J1~:05:-ve· SALE
Coiof TV 2 yr wrnty IHr Dtcka 7022 Ul ..... 1sMMll1 :u-muat ... very clean.
t 148. Free delivery Open io' 10 ,.0c docks '°' rent. _ p __ 1 •• S3200. 869-0393 or
6 u n TV J 0 H N 'S Sailboats only Popular . •H IY ,.,.. -.... Salls-Servlce-Leulng 83 l-"03•·
648-1786. Locallon 642-9988 ,. aa. ...... r A IJ\ n:::R -.7-,-co-,-vert-.-. lo-m-,-. A-,-c-. nu-ISUZU
Muat NII MlllUblsht Rcvr, 35• Power Boat Sllp. AUil 511 ~ V'U'V L I tlrn. clnl cond. depen-
ON ALL
'82 TRUCKS turntabte, cassette . 53501mo. 21 Balboa PllTl&l/lllAll Dlf"'<l t c ~.BMW dabte cl11alc $"750
apeekera. Oof'7: ststem. Cove. Owner, 8'45-5135, 2•80H.,borBlvd. ~••t...m •. i.. '9'4-6128 BE Low "400<>"· 551·8 20 673-1464 COSTA MESA YAl....=.~~=::!zr ... a It
ti, liarltr/ Boat lllp needed for •• ft 141-4111141-1411 ~ 76 RX7. a IPd. computer Int 7010 yacht In Nwpt Bay, ahar· Wlmll controls, AM/FM CIN, -•TS lll lfl Ing ot boat possible. Call $•..__.,_ .. ....-. II"" CB. 16800. 8'42·9708 eYI. -760-1813 Good, clean uNcl cars: ..,_ ~·--... F• CUITH . prefer 1978·1983 Bulcka. UllEIT '8 1 custom 82000
FACTORY COST INVOIDE
Newport based charter LIN ISLE SLIP Jaguar•, TR 7 • 6 llYllTllY Pick-up, 5-apd, atepalde,
company Power or sail I Slip lor 35' boat. 673-7677 Porecllea but any model , ahort bed. matching
.II •lzea e•2 6885· N Isle -~ .. considered. Top prlCft • '75 200~i 4 apd .. air shell, IUP« cond .. 1ttr ... " • • -port : .. .,, doc... paldl Call Cllve at Bauer oond. (033NJL) $5400/0BO. 146-7200 842~70 tocked p r em lee• M o tors at (7 l4 ; • 7g 3201; 4 apc:t,, 1ow•---------tl, tral 7011 $150/mo.650·1906 979·2500. mllel.(5'0XIV) mi foot 2 man~* •table Newport Marlna/allpa WI WUT ,. • '79 7331; 4 tpd .. loaded. day wwtc month (971UX8) •a f\ o e . S 8 5 1 II ' .... "5• 5 l All ••• 11D •••t .... 2 ""79 ""'"""' --• '80 320!: 5 apd .. 1Unroof . ._ ..._ . S.. Aonaid 0ece (1ANV203)
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I ITS A GOOD
TIME TO HAVE
SOME LUNCH
THESE DONUTS
SURE ARE DRY
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... HOW COME YOU
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'THANK GOODNESS'
INSTEAD OF
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GooONIGMT, SWEET UTILE BOY!
JUDGE PARKER
ALL Ptl6HT, l 'LL ee IN MY
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... BUT PART OF ME
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SLEEPING!
by Harold Ledoux ..-----------------.. COME, l'LL TAKE WHY THE RUSH, IT'S A6ST THEIR
YOU TO BED! ~ER? I'D LIKE BEDTIME!
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won the prize," said Jose. What was the wlnnin~ 0
number translated from Spanish Into English? .._ ... '"' ..... ~
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you can: Slim Slinn seldom swims. William Fitch
filched a fish. Vera Bates bastes vests and waists.
readable words IY
horizontally. •
Defi nitions, top
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S. Red pencil person.
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LOS ANGELE.5 -The stars
are playing Hollywood House
Roulette these days. 1V pre>-
ducer Aaron (The love Boat)
Spellil')g started things off by
buying the former Blne
Croeby (later Elvia Pn.
ley) estate in Holmby Hills
for $I 0 million. (Mrs.
Spelling says they plan to
spend S 12 million more
to make ll habitable.) So
the Spellin~· former
home is available for a
mere $7 million. Robert
Wacna"s Beverly Hills home,
which he shared with Natalie
Wood, is listed at $2.9 million.
The Wagners bought it from
Patti hte eight years ago
for about a sU<th of that. b
quel Welch's English-style
stone mansion in Beverly
Hills can be bought for only
$1 .S million. while Cber
wants $6.4 million for hers.
But former talk·show host
Mlle Doa .... has the most
expensive house on the mar-
ket. The 10.~uare-foot
villa used to belong to movie
moeul HalT)' Cobo and
Douglas is asking $11 .5
million •... When singer
Jdo ........ had his pic-
ture taken with Brooke
Sbletdl recently, he called to
her mother, Teri, who as usual
was hovering nearby. "Hey,
Mommle. c.an we get mar-
ried?" asked the 39-year-old
Spanish heartthrob. Replied
Teri, 'To Momrnie, s( but to
Brookie, no." .. NBC·TV's
p~ department says that lt.s
most-requested star photo-
graph these days Is Mm: T
nailing badly in second place
Is Knight Ri<kls David ffu.
eelboff .... Ano JlJllao,
who will star in the new fall
series Jennifer Slept Here (she
plays a Marilyn Montoesque
ghost), also h~ a 1V movie.
Death Ride to Osaka, and a
feature film, Mr. Mom. coming
out soon. With all that going
on, Jillian fired
her own hus-
band. Andy
Murcia, as her
ready to leave England with
his wife and son for a new life
off the coast of Australia. He's
looking for the right spot in
the Whitsunday Islands and
will pay up to $3 milllon for ii.
Closer to home, Alan Alda
shelled out for a million-dollar
summer home in Bridge-
hampton, Long Island, where
he and two others are plan-
ning a 53-acre home-Oevelop-
ment protect .... Talk about
typos: Ano MUler was
shoc.ked when she received a
set-well greeting from
Carol Lawreocie. her
replacement in the
touring Sugar Babies.
signed, "From one
hooker to another."
Oops! Carol meant
hoofe.r .... Abba
singer Aanetba
FaltakoS. 33, di-
vorced and a mult1-
mill ionairess, sighs.
"I can buy whatever I
want, but money can't
buy happiness. I have trou-
ble meeting men, or the
Ticlre11u move Hamson~ wfk Olivia. right kind o(. man." Another
publicist and hired Holly-rock star, Joan Jett says of
wood's biggest P.R. firm. money, 'There isn't too much
Rogers and ·Cowan .. Murcia, cash around these days, and I
far from being miffed, calls it don't want kids to miss us
"a smart move" and says he because they can't afford us."
looks forward to being a g~t That's why she's lowering
husband. "Excuse me now," ticket prices for her 16-month
he adds for emphasis, "I have concert tour by $2 or $3 wher·
to fix dinner." ever possible .... IJbence
-Robert Windeler lends his clothes to charitable
NEW YORK -Because ex-
Beatie Georte Harrteoa con·
siders the threat of
nuclear war ~· 1 1
quite real.
he · s
organizations that charge
viewing fees. "Pe<>-
Cove phoeo by Don Hunsiein; Doughnut coortesy Krispy
pie will pay anything, ..
gushes the star, "to see my
beautiful things up close."
-Anita Summer
WA.5HINGTON -When it
comes to selecting which
wines to serve at official White
House functions. choosing be-
tween red and white is the
least of it. So the Reagan Ad-
ministration has added a wine
adviser. David Berkley, to
the President's kitchen cabi·
net Finding a drier-than-usual
Kosher wine to serve to Israeli
Prime Minister Mftwcbem Bectn. for example. required
weeks of research by Berkley
-whose services are gratis -
before he found a Hagalen
Johannisberg riesling. The
Reaeans' tastes are easier to
satisfy. The PTesident prefers
mature red wi~. such as a
1970 Beaulieu Private Reserve
cabemet sauvignon and a
1976 Jourdan c.abernet sau-
vignon. Mrs. R~. who can
do without wane. p refers
whites when she does imbibe,
such ~dry chenin blanc and a
Trefethen 1979 chardonnay.
... The results are in on a key
early battle among the Dern<>
cratic Presidential contenders
-the battle for the c.atchiest
~headquarters phone
number. Wallil!r Moadale
landed a number he hopes will
be clo9e to his future Pennsyl·
vania Avenue home -
625-/600. Jobn Glmn and
Erneet Hollln1• want
everyone to know that next
year wilt-be theirs.
~ Glenn chose
783-1984,
HolliJW
393-1984. When they're
fighting for the almighty cam-
paign dollar. they figure any lit-
tle advantage can't hurt.
-Kathleen Maxo
and Jane onenberg
llOY ICHllDlll
{/Or of Blue Thunder
I once re.cl that you claim
to have no vice9. lmpoui-
ble -~e bu at
leMt one. -P.A., CoundJ
Blufta, Iowa
If I have one at all it musl be
jogging. I guess I'm a normal,
everyday kind of guy. I
haven't got any problems or
hangups. Anytime I get car·
ried away with myself and
become impossible, my wife,
Cynthia. a great leveling force.
says. "Here are your mashed
potatoes, movie star. and
remember -to pllt out the ear·
bage tonight.''
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CM you 1emember the 0 ftnt time you watcbed a i
aoap? -M.J., lrenton, N.J. ~
I can remember very vividly. I J
was 3 years old, and I didn't ..
watch one but three -loue z
of Uk. Guiding Light and ~
St>orch for Tomorrow. And I f
loved them. Al that time they
were only IS minutes long, I .
watched with my mother. her i
best friend and her little girl I
every day over lunch. I knew
all the characters very well
and couldn't wait to~ th<' i
bits that had children in them. J
I remember thinking. too. rhat f
when I grew up I wanted to do ~
that 111
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By Robert V. Weinstein
I f you 're not primed and ready. find-
ing a job in the future may be even
harder than it is now. The world is
changing faster than any of us dare
Imagine, and a job seeker must do
everything In his power to adjust to
those chaoses before he is left in the
wake of untold technological break·
through$. After all. who wants to be
outproduced and outwitted by a com·
puter less than one-sixteenth his sir.e?
The buzzword for the 80's is tech·
nology. But contrary to popular belief,
lechnology doesn't mean fewer jobs.
More accoratey. ii points to a whole
banery of new, exciting jobs. Don't
flinch when you hear the word. In·
stead, o~ yourself up 10 It. ~mbrace
it. and molt lmportan1ly, underslond II.
.. PAMm.Y WUAY. M.Y 11 . 1113
At no other time is long-range career
planning so cruaal In this high-tech.
supersonic world of ours. strategy,
focus, direction and acquisition of skills
are mandatory. Above all. you must
unders&and the givens of the market·
place. A few of those pervasive givens
are:
• High unemployment. Unfortunate-
ly, high unemployment is going to be
with us tor a while. The national
unemployment rate is hovering at 10
percent, with some forecasters predict·
ing continued increases. Even if lhe
unemployment rate drops a bit, all in·
dicators point to an uncomk>rtably high
unemployment rate for some time.
• The automated work place. Re-
member jolting about machines replac-
ing men? It's no laughing matter any·
more. Machines -actually sophis-
ticated computers that can do just
about anythins short of breeding other
computers -are replacins people in a
variety of heavy industry, assembly-
line jobs.
• A changing ..)¥0t'k force. In 1900
there were 4.9 million women in lhe
labor force; in 1950 It wa.s 18.4 million:
and in the summer of 1982 the figure
jumped to 43.5 million. The Bu~au or
Labor Statistics reports thal by the time
we reach the 21st century, women will
make up an addillonal 4 percent of the
labor force.
• The explosion of white<ollar lnfor·
matlon jobs. In 1977 the United States
became a whlte-oollar economy. with
whlte<ollar jobs outdistancing blue-
collar jobs for the first time In lllslory.
At present there are more than 50
million white-collar workers compared
to 46 million in other jobs. White-collar
employment is expected to account for
60.7 million out of a total 119.5 million
workers by 1990. according to Bureau
or Labor Statistics projections. Almost a
third of the projected growth through-
out the remainder of the 1980's will be
due to the creation of new jobs.
Through technological evolution we've
become an ink>rmation society. Al the
moment five out of J 0 jobs are informa-
tion jobs; in the next two decades.
seven out of 10 jobs may fall into the
ink>rmation calegory.
• Growth of the service sector.
Within the 35 to 45 ase range, which is
considered the high-earning period of
people's lives, there are approximately
· 12 million families with two full-time
adult -workers ln each. Over the next
decade this sroup is expected to In·
crease by SO percent. They'll be busy.
hard-working and ~ive. and
they'll depend more on others to pro-
vide basic services. Hence. the srowth
In the service seaor.
With that as a beckdrop, let's ftnd out
where the best opportunitJes lie. .......
Even alter doubling In the I 970's,
overall employment In the technoloal·
cal fields is expected to almost double
asain by 1990. wilh continued growth
projected Into the.21st century. One of
the hottest arw Is computm. Toppins
the list of fut.growing jobs is computer·
service technician, with a projected t
growth rate of 93.2 percent through ..
1990. Systems analyst will grow by ~
67.8 percent. Computer and peripher-~
al-equipment operator, the largest oc· ~
cupational group in the computer field. ~
will more than double. Job openings ~
should average 53,000 a year ~
No matter how vou look at 1t, the ~
next 20 yea.rs will be a period of conti·
nuing explosive growth in technologi·
cal jobs. As forecasters predicted. the
computer industry Is in the process of
giving birth to subindustries. which ~
will grow and prosper as the cost of I manufacturing advanced systems
comes down. One such mini-industry
Is 1ft«:ommunicalions. Simply defined.
telecommunications takes in many of I
the latest technological developments. !
• such as data and facsimile transmis-
sion. office automation, as well as data·
processing equipment. all or which
facilitate the transmission and recep-
tion of messages over great distances.
According to the lnlemational Com-
munications Association, which
represents users of tefecommunications
systems, there are approximately 4,000
telecommunications professionals
working for some 500 corporations.
The field is growing rapidly, and future
· needs call for qualified people to
design, maintain and service relecom-
municating systems.
Robotics is another exciting high·
tech field that is just erupting in
ground-floor opportunities at virtually
every level. Japan is currently the
world leader in robot technology. with
the United Stares hell-bent on sprinting
into first place. No one knnws when
that day will occur. but it's safe to say
that robot produdion will increase dra-
matically -with a corresponding in·
crease in demand for the technological
knowhow necessary lo manufacture
them. Robotics offers lucrative career
possibilities for designers. technicians
and computer specialists, as well as
sales and marketing people.
,.,....c•••
_Graduating engineers can write their
own career ticket. The rule of thumb is;
The greater the demand for the engi·
neering specialty. the more it pays.
Demand for engineers stems from
the continued development of synthe-
tic fuels, greater defense spending and
the incre.uing use of cost~f1ective tech·
nologies. such as microprocessors.
fiber optics. satellite transmission and
! computer-aided manufacturing.
en Peterson s Guide for Engineering. 1 Science and Computing Jobs lists 34 I engineering fields that recruiters are
{ trying to fill. Among lhe high-demand
z areas are mechanical, computer. sci· I enei?, electrical, electronics. Industrial·
"' management. chemical. civil, informa·
tion science, engineering physics and
systems engineering -and that's only
the tip of the iceberg. There will also be
a demand for environmental, biomedl·
cal, fire protection. energy, ocean,
ceramic and plastics engineers.
The )ob outlook for the health-care
industry is excellent. Since progress
within this br~ field is In·
tlmately entwined with technological
advances. we can look forward to new
careers and accompanying technolo-
gies.
Medical-care expenditures accounted
for 8.4 percent of personakonsump-
tion expendJtures In 1972 and 8. 7 per·
cent in 1979. By 1990 the figme will
e5Cllate to better than 10 perc-ent. The mosa dramatic reason for the continued
srowth of medical~re expenditures
will be an asi"8 popularion. In l 979
the number of peraons ase 65 WM 24. 7
million. or lf .2 percent of the totaJ
population. By 199P 29.8 million. or
12.2 percent of the total, will fall into
this age group. So from any number of
career perspectives. geriatrics offers an
exciting future . There will be a continu-
ing need for geriatric physicians. psy-
chologists, psychiatrists; support. social
and recreation worke~; as well as
physical therapists, employment spe-
DNA gmiu.a will probably find worlt.
cialisls and an army of derical workers.
In the health-care field in general,
there will be a persistent need for
general practitioners. specialists and
dentists, as well as openings for
technical medical-support workers.
such as emer~cy medical technl·
clans, optometric assistants. electrocar·
dlograph technicians, occupational
therapists. dietitians. nutritionists,
ultrasound technicians. nurses, etc.
As we head for the 90's, we can look
forward to more leisure time. Iner~
productivity, shorter working hours
and new technological advances. and
this means more jobs within the broad-
based smJia sector. The Bureau of
Labor Statistics reports that the service
sector is expected to Increase fMter
than any other occupallonaJ group thro~llh the 80's and 90's and well Into
the 2'1st century. For the 1980-90
period, projected lncreMeS ranee from
2 percent to 49.6 percent.
Aside from the anticipated demand
for health-are servit'es already men·
tioned. there Is llOina to be an lncrut-
fn1 need for child c:are and food..lndus-
...
try workers. Many individuals and
families will be eating oul far more
than they are now. Career possibilities
start at the small local eatery and ex·
tend all the way up to the giant hotel
chains.
Within ~ entertainment industry,
cable television in particular offers in·
teresting loOB:tenn employment possi·
bilities for technicians at all skill levels.
as well as positions in marketir\8. ad-
vertislng. publk relations and sales.
Despite setbacks and losses. each
month the industry continues to add
1.000 new jobs, 250.000 subscribers.
and at least one more satellite service.
The video-computer-game craze con·
tinues lo get bigger and bif18er each
year. pointing to an expanding market
with thousands of new openings at the
design. manufacturing, sales and dis-
tribution levels.
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Solar energy: When Industry decides
to manufacture and distribute solar
parts and accessories on a significant
scale. as opposed to channeling token
sums into research and deveJopment.
the solar industry will move into high
gear. That day is not far off. There will
be opportunities galore. specifically a
CO!lstant demand for engineers. archi·
tects, surveyors. insulation workers,'
welders. painters. general<anstrudion ...
people. contractors. sales and market· i
ing people. et,c. ~
Consenxuion-re/aJed jobs: Govern--.
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the day when decisive plans will be s
made for ridding the environment or ~
pollution and industrial wastes. Soil ' conservationists, scientists. technicians v
and skilled and semiskilled workers
will be needed to do the job.
Ergonomic specialisls. Ergonomics is
a fancy word for biotechnology. which
neatly describes the man-machine rela-
tionship. Ergonomics specialists or
designers search for that happy
medium where man and machine can
work harmoniously and productively
together. At no other time in history
has there been a crying need for these
skills. Through the centuries man has
traditionally worked standing up. using
most of his body. Today the majority of
FarrMn will haw a tough row to hoe.
us work sluing down. Hence the need
for ergonomic specialists to desijzn
stimulating settln~. motivating work·
ers to channel 100 percent of them·
selves into their jobs.
The key qlldion you bave to uk
younelf ls: "Will there be a strong de-
mand for my pa.niculM expertise in the
future. taldf18 tnto oonsideratlon · the
Sivens of today's rnarket~r' The
alHmportant &Wen Is -you guessed II
-technology. Realistically, we can ex-
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ne,allve effects on tM workers withln
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and move to an allied field or another
industry altogether. (More on job
switching later on.) Below is a random
list of careers to avoid. Note that every
field has been affected by technology
(computerization) in some way.
Fanning: At present one out of 36
works the land. By the 21st century it
may be one out of 60.
Industry: Automatic equipment has
decreased the need for boiler tenders.
core makers, electroplaters. electro-
typers, machine-tool operators. ma-
chine set-up workers, printing com-
positors. photoengravers. press opera-
tors and production painters.
Office: Use of computers has severely
dampened future employment pros-
pects for bookkeeping workers. cash-
iers, file clerks, keypunch operators.
office-machine operators. postal clerks.
shipping and receiving clerks. stock
clerks, etc.
Service· Similarly, use of computeril.ed
equipment offers a cloudy employment
picture for gas-station attendants.
motion-picture projectionists and
telephone operators.
C-aar lwltchll•
What do you do if employment pros-
pects in your field appear weak. un-
favorable or dow.ntight dismal; or if
you simply feel a practical change in
career direction offers better long-term
prospects?
Changing careers has never been
easy. but in these hard times it's even
more difficult, pointing to the need fo r
astute planning. Consider these tips:
1. If possible, don't leave one job un-
til you have another in the wings.
2. Research the market thoroughly.
Know where the jobs are and whom to
contact to get them.
3. The easiest switch is into an allied
industry, where skills can be easily
transferred or adapted, such as cars to
boats. tractors, motorcycles or tanks:
TV or radio to cable; technical to sales;
executive to consulting functions, etc.
4. Build a network of contacts
among friends. acquaintances and col·
leagues who can help facilitate the
switch.
5. Consider going back to school. In·
stead of relying on extended on-the-job
training programs, you might be better
off sharpening or expanding your job
skills or learning new ones by going
back to school on either a part-time or
full-time basis. The theme for the future
is periodic retraining throughout your
career.
I. If you're planning a radical
change in career direction, think about
dratting a resumt-altemative letter as
QPposed to the traditional resume. The
letter takes ·the place of the resume,
allowing you the freedom to sell your·
self to best advantage. Instead of focus-
ing on your employment background.
P~LY WUJO..v •JULY 11 •19*) 7
you can concentrate on presenting
facts, figures and reasons why· you·re
perfect for the job in question.
In sum. as the job market changes.
you must change with it. In the end, ifs
the person who5e heart and soul are
totally committed to succeeding in a
rapidly changing world who will reap
the biggest rewards. There is no turn-
ing back now. To be a winner. you
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threes or *89, Giiiette will 'just mllil you a =ree razors 119·onty awilllble In
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2151 Century (Macm1/lan/ and Resumes for
Hard Times (Simon and Schuster)
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HOW$5MCAN
LIGHT UP YOUR LIFE
On Nov. 14, 1981, Lou EisenbfirB,
SS, won the New >t>1* Slate lottery
uith a fidtet he hod boc.fght on Fri-
day the 13th. EhienberR was tht lirsl
person to ever tun SS million. He
told us how he became a winner -
and how it has changed his life.
won the lottery. I was a
enance man in a sky·
r. My job ~ly was
p ng in light bulbs -l had
to make sure the bulldlns was Ill.
There were about 14,000 lamps and 42
floors.
I liked my life, it was just that I had a
lot of problems finandally because my
eaminp weren't too high. to say the
least They were kind of fike -~·
I always had this fantasy of winning
something big someday. I always fig-
ured something good hod to happen.
For one thing, there was no way that I
oould ever retire. I was already in my
SO's and I had no ptrulion plan. sav-
ings, nothing. I was always In hock.
Also. In the lut 15 yea11 or so my
nervous system really went out of
whack. It p to the point that when I
tr1ed to ao br interviews tor sefling
jobs, I would be too nervous to talk. So
I had to stay with the type of job that I
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was doing, which suited me, I guess. I
mean. you can't talk to bulbs, they
don't talk back to you.
Usually, I would set paid on a Friday,
and I would go ~ the street and
spend a dollar on a lottery ticket and
see what life had in store for me.
I've never ~n a lucky person, but
I've been a happy person. I've always
been very optimistic about everythi~.
I g~ that you could say my ship
came in that November. One night my
wife, Bernice, and I got home from see-
ing some friends, and I remembered to
call the number for the lottery. I put the
phone to my ear and I jotted down the
number. When I glanced at the paper. I
couldn't believe what I was looking at. I
dialed about seven times more. r said
to Bernice, "Sit down. I have some-
thing to tell you. I think we're mil-
lionaires."
We didn 't sleep all night, there was
no way of sleeping anymore. We stayed
up all night long.
The next day, at the lottery place,
they asked me to keep ii a secret for
another day because they wanted to
have a press conference. So I went
back to work -with this crar; secret
inside me. I was so happy that I felt like
some kind of lunatic.
Well, the following day they had the
news oonference and. then everybody
knew. And 10 days after Bernice and I
won. we were on Johnny Carson.
I really think that wmnmg the
money was the lucky part, but the
other part in my mind is that I ac:com·
plished something in that I got rid of
some of my anxieties along the way.
I'm able to function and speak to peer
pie, wh ich I am pretty proud of in my
own way because for years it was im-
~ble. Some people say ii was the
money that did it. But I don't believe
that. I just feel that winning and be.ing
exposed to new people, having to
answer questions and everything. just
got me out of it a little bit. It's like
you're pushed into the water ....
No, we haven't changed much, Ber-
nice and I. We still have our old friends.
our old ways. My kids -I have a
daughter who's 32 and a son who's 31
-they've been great about everything.
We gave our children certain amounts
of money. and I had certain relatives
who weren't doing well financially, and
I straightened that out.
We've taken some trips. We went to ,
Hawaii and California and Las Vegas.
The thing I really wanted to buy was a 1
video recorder for some old movies.
The one th ing I miss are the guys on
the job -John Murphy. John Wysocki.
my friend Meyer the Buyer -and the
fun times we had.
It's exciting. I'll teU you. I'll tell you
that right now. Before. I couldn't speak.
Now r walk in and say, "My name is
Lou Else11berg." AV
Mosquitoes b'e }10llr kids too.
Protect them for up to 5 hours
with Deep \\bods OFF!
No le8dirv repellent tuts Jonaer.
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'
he dearh of a loved one is a
painful. traumatic experience
that takes a toll on rhe emo-
tions. Bur today. with a tradi·
tionaJ funeral cosiing more than
S2.400. dying also exacts a steep
monetary toll.
Almost rwo million runerals are ar·
ranged each year, a total cost of SS.4
billion according to the Federal Trade
Commission (F:TC.). which has spent
the beHer part of the past I 0 years in·
vestigating the funeral industry. The
cost of dying ranks as the typical fami·
ly's third largest consumer expense.
after housing and automobiles.
Unfortunately. most of us avoid plan·
ning for a funeral. feeling that death is
too depressing a subject to think about
in advance. In the F.T.C 's lengthy and
sometimes controversial report on the
funeral mdostry, one of the conclusions
reached was that hasty, last-minute
funeral arrangements make consumers
"particularly vulnerable" to merchatl·
dismg pressures from funeral directors
Consider some of the average ex·
penses of a tradirional funeral: The
casket (SI 00 to S 1,200). transportation
of the deceased and limousines to carry
family members to thf! cemetery (SSS
to S70): use of the funeral home (S200
to SSOO). professional services of the
funeral director (S 125 to S400): honor·
arium to clergy ($25 to S75): flowers
($75 to S200): grave site ($250 to S750):
grave opening ($1 00 to S2SO); grave
nncr or vault (S 150 to S400) and a sim·
pie grave marker (SI 00 10 SSOO).
In light of Its findings, the F:r.c.
M<frt<J Powl)na n a frt.rlort<t wr1w ~IOIWn§
,,, C'OOJUntfF alfotn
issued a final regulation las! year that i
will require undertakers lo adhere to 8
certain consumer-Oriented practices. ~
The projected effective date is Jan I. i
1984. :I
Specilically. the F.T.C requires the
following·
• Consumers must be provided with
an 1tem-by·item list of charges before
any discussions are held or agreements
reached. (A maionty of funeral direc·
tors don't itemize prices.)
• Funeral directors must give price
information over the telephone upon
request, (Many funeral directors are
reluctant to provide prices over the
phone -hindering consumers from
comparison shopping )
• Funeral directors may not charge
for embalming unless permission is
granted by family members or those
responsible for the deceased when re·
quired by law, such as in certain cir·
cumstances involving contagious dis-
ease or interstate transportation of the
body. (Many funeral directors routinely
embalm unless told otherwise.)
• Funeral directors must stop sug·
gesting that embalming, caskets or
burial vaults can preserve the body for
extended periods of lime. (Some
funeral directors mislead consumers
that embalming can preserve a body.)
"What we hope is that the rule will
make consumers more price conscious
about funerals." says Michael Rode-
meyer, an F:T.C. attorney.
While consumer groups applaud the
F:T.C:s rule. funeral directors are
generally opposed to Government r~·
ulation of the way they run their
businesses
"We think the marketplace has
straightened out any problems."
asserts William P. Rutherford, presi·
dent of the National Funeral Directors
Association. Unsuccessful in their re-
cent efforts to persuade Congress to
veto the l'\.IJe, the morticians have vowed
to take their fight to the Supreme
Court.
There do happen to be alternatives
to the conventional funeral. Cremation
costs substantially les.s and now ac·
counts tor an estimated 8 to I 0 percent
or body disposals in the U.S. Actual
cremation charges range from SSO to
S 150. thf' um containing the remains
can be purchased ror as little as SSO.
There are also memorial soc1e11es.
nonprofit. volunreer organizations rhat
advocate simple. low~ost runeraJs
through advance planning. Members
usuaJly pay a oneumc fee of SIO to
S25: in retum. societies make con·
sumers aware of the kln<H of funeral
strvl<:es that are available and at what
cost. AV
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FAMILY W F.U\.Y . lllt.Y 17 . 1113 15
finish this one. Swimming in cold water
is my forte, and there's no heat or hu·
midity on the course. Before the gun
goes off, I rehearse my swim in my
mind's eye and I know I'm going to be
near the lead. No one can gain signifi·
cantly on me during that part. By this
time the spectators are buzzing with
excitemenr.
Approaching the starting line. I go
over my four objectives; to finish: to
lead for the first 50 miles or the bike
race; to enjoy myself; to win. I have tu
make sure that I don 't allow myself
mentally to break down at some point
and stop. This has happened in other
races. But standing on the beach. I tell
myself, "Dave, you haue to finish this
race. short of death or serious injury.··
7:05 A. M. We sprint across the beach
and Into the Pacific. The largest set of
waves of the day engulf us, threatening
to throw us back onto the beach. An
experienced ocean and strong free-
style swimmer. l can't help but worry
about those with less experience. My
experience in the Alcatraz Triathlon -
which included a I V.·mile. 53-degree.
San Francisco Bay swim and which I've
won twice -should help. This water's
cold! (Later that day I learn 30 people
had to be pulled from the water, cither
because they didn't finish the swim in
the required time or because they were
suffering from hypothermia.)
The first buoy is about 800 yards
straight offshore and I'm forced to con·
tinually porpoise under the incoming
set of waves. Rounding the first buoy. a
group of four swimmers follow the dory
that will lead us around the course; the
buoys are hard to see in the rough seas
and I am thankful that escort vessels
and lifeguards on surfboards are
around to keep us on course.
The prerace instructions stated that
after rounding buoy 3 we were to head
in a southerly direction and find buoy
4. Now the lead dory takes an abrupt
90-degree right turn and heads for the
open sea. It seems to me at first that we
should be turning left here for the final
leg to the beach, but after searching for
a glimpse of the buoy I realize that
we've missed it and we must navigate
through the fierce rolling swells to
reach the final buoy. Heading toward
the shore. I glance over my right shoul-
der and spot a huge wave chasing me. I
could bodysurf in on it to ~tch the lead
-group. but just before catching It I
realii.e that the wave is a breaker and
dive benea.th the surface to avoid being
tossed head over heels. 8:02 A.M. After some 51 minutes of
the touAhest ~Imming I have ever
done. I finally touch boctom and stand
up to sprint across the beach to tM
chansing area. Scott Molina and Mur·
@ phy Reinschrelber have beaten me out
of the water but art having difficulty l dlangin9 from swimsuits to biking out· f fits. Competing in a trl·sult -a custom· f made outfit designed for all three
event' -I only have to put on my cycl·
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ing shoes before exiting the transition
area: a tent with changing quarters and
a medical checkpoint. Thanks to the
tri·suit. I've turned a one-minute deficit
into a one-minute advantage. Riding
up the road that leads oft the Santa
Monica Pier. I am exhilirated by the
cheering of the spectators flanking me
and by this reali?.ation: I am in first
place.
Escorted by six motorcycle patrol·
men and an ABC camera truck, I de-
scend on to the Pacific Coast Highway
The surfers and local residents must
wonder who this guy is lo have such an
entourage. Rolling along through
Malibu I'm feeling good. Finally, after
all my other tries, I'm putting ii
together. Spinning past Pepperdine
University, a bystander tells me I have
a 1wo-minute lead over Molina. I'm
worried about him catching me. A full-
time triathlete, who trains year round,
his workout increases during the sum-
mer to 30,000 to 35.000 yards each
week swimming, 70 to 80 miles each
week running and 400 to 500 miles
"/start playing a mental IJOme and dec.ide
I'll only think about one mile al a time. "
each week bicycling. all of which con·
sumes about 40 hours a week. (I train
around 20 hours a week.) He is the one
I expect to catch me first and he really
has the best chance or wmnmg.
Now, though, being in the lead is a
real high -the sound of the motorcy·
de escort . the sight of the press vehi·
des gets the adrenalin flowing. So
much so that I may be cyding over my
head and could find that this is a·pace I
can 't maintain . To keep the fuel tanks
full . I am continually eating bananas
and drinking plenty of water and Pepsi .
The scenery along this section is
beautiful. The Channel Islands are
dearly visible across the blue seas and
surfers are lining up along the beaches.
After rounding Point Mugu we head in·
land and fields of celery and fruit
orchards surround us.
Getting a fresh water bottle and
banana at the 45-mile aid station , I
hear I have a four-minute lead -this
makes me almost euphoric. But at the
same time I'm starting to have serious
doubts about how long I can keep this
up. The most difficult section of the
course is ahead, with several steep hills
awaiting me. Riding past a state mental
hospital. I wonder if perhaps now is the
time to tum myself in. Then, climbing
the second of two demanding hills, the
earlier rigorous pace starts to take its
toll. Suddenly, as I'd feared , Molina
hurtles past me on this hill as if my
bike were in reverse
10:20 A.M. At the ere.st of the hill
friends are waiting for me. "I'm dying."
I cry out as my body starts to renege
under the strain of the day's earlier ef·
tons. Again I wonder about the sanity
of this endeavor, Perhaps more food
and liquid will pick up my lagging
spirits and spur me on. Al the 60-mile
mark the first woman -Jennifer Hin·
shaw -has passed me. and I strain to
keep her in sight. To no avail. My
stomach cramps up and my body
pleads with me. "Stop and give me a
break"; my thoughts now turn against
me. I dig deep inside to continue -
even at the slow pace that I've assumed
through Encino. At the 8()..mile mark
my bike begins to weave. A police of·
ficer has pulled in behind me, acting as
a safety cushion between the cars and
my bike. making sure there's no way a
car can go by al 30 m.p.h and nail me.
Cresting the Santa Monica moun•
-~" ...... tains at the 90-mile mark, my lagging
spirits are lifted by the rapid descent -
a steep downhill -that leads back
toward the pier; the earlier thoughts of
sell-doubt lall behind me. and knowing
that the bike ride will soon be over
with pushes me to pick up the pace.
But with some rive miles left In the
ride, the leader has pa.Med me -run·
nlng in the opposite direction. After I
recover from rhe inltlaJ 5hock, It sinks
in that there's no way 10 catch him.
Riding onto the pier a few minute~
later, I realize that two-thirds of the race
is behind me and a mere 20-mile run
awaits me. Still pushing rny body, I
change into my running shoes.
1.30 P.M. I know !hat if I let the enor·
mity or the task confronting me weigh
down upon me in its entirety I may not
be able to complete the run . So I start
playing a mental game and decide I'll
only think about one mile at a time. I
feel strong through the six-mile mark
and visions -of finishing the race
without any further delay start filtering
in. In my head I see myself passing the
finish line. Approaching the eight-mile
aid .station, however, the cold sets in. I
put on a dry T-shirt, hoping this will
prevent any potential problems.
2:40 PM. Now, as I near the nine-
mile mark , I'm having serious doubts
about what I have set out to do. Al the
aid station the Red Cross volunteer
asks me if I'm O.K. I don't feel well at
this point -I am hyperventilating,
light-headed, dizzy, suffering stomach
cramps, running on empty. I can feel
my temperature dropping. The volun·
teer recommends that I drop out of the
race immediately (she and the other
medical personnel have the right to
throw any competitor out of the race).
but I insist on only taking a short break
before continuing. Sitting wiapped in
blankets and consuming water and
lood -which will hopefully correct the
problems I'm suffering from -I'm hav-
ing difficulty overruling negative
though ts. "If I have to sit here for two
hours," I tell the volunteers, 'Tm going
to finish." It's threatening to rain: If I try
to continue now I'll get colder and may
be forced out of the race. The folks at
the station suggest I climb into the back
of a van and rest some more. An hour
later I awaken to the sound or friends'
voic~ as my friends are running by. I
ask if they'll run with me for awhile to
guard against a breakdown recurrence.
After a half-mile of running I feel totally
together and break into a brisk pace.
Without the rest I'm not sure if I could
have continued: Now I know that I can
make ii to the finish line.
With three quarters of a mile to go. I
see another competitor several hun·
dted yards ahead of me and wonder if I
can catch him. I pick up the pa~ and
slowly start to reel hi~ i~. still doubting
I ca n actually beat him. At the bottom
of the Incline, only 75 yards from the
finish line. he spots me and I have to
reach deep inside to outsprint him. I
want to beat this guy. With only feet to
spare. I pw him and am overcome
with joy. I've finally finished an Iron·
man. Alter the l 0:49:30 of sometimes
Intense. sometimes dreadful, sometimes
excili"'-competition. I've covered a lot
of territory and learned a lot about
myself. Moments later, with a beer In
hand. l rcnect back on what I've put
myself through today; I think about the
objectives I set and conclude th.at
meeting three out of rour isn't bad. IW
Out ol I~ 87 competitors who finisl>fd,
Homing pkx:«J 53rd. Mo/ma CC1rM in first.
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W ill putting a smile
on you r face or
buying a hat pre-
vent depression?
Unfortunately, it's not quite
thal simple, but a new study
~ does indicate that some com·
!i' mon·sense behaviors may be ~ highly effective in preventing
t-the onset of depression. ~ Researchers Gordon Barra-
clough Parker and Laurence
Binet Brown asked I 03 sub-
jects how they deal with two
situarions that lypically bring
on depres.s.sion: the breakup of
an important relationship and
increasi ng criticism from
someone close.
The behaviors that appear
to be most effective in warding
off depression are distraction,
problem solving and self <0n-
solatlon.
Distraction indudes finding
a challenge in new activities or
busying yourself in work.
Problem solving means think·
mg through the problem. try-
ing to discuss 1t, praying or get·
ting profes.sional help. Self-<:on-
solation entails spending
money on yourselr, listening to
music, etc. 8 The following were found to
• have little effect in preventing
j depression: eating (although
~ most respondents admitted
• eating more when under j -stress); socializ.ation (spending
time with friends, trying to im·
~ prove your appearance or try·
~ ing to start new relationships): i pas.sive behavior (only reading
.., seemed to ease depression);
and reckless behavior (actions
10 gain attention. like break-
ing things and drinking, just
increase depression).
NODUMaPm'"
M eanwhile. all you
98-pound female
weaklings who
think those lady body builders
probably have muscles for
brains. now hear this: Re-
searchers report competitive
remale weight lifters appear to
be improving their mental
health as well as their bods.
A study of I 0 women body
builders shows they are far less
"anxious, neurolic. depressed,
angry and confused" than the
general population, according
to exercise physiologist Patty
Freedson of the University of
Massachusetts and sports psy·
chologist Par Mlhevic of the In-
stitute of Environmental Stress
In Santa Barbara, Calif. They
were also more extroverted,
vigorous and self-motivated.
besides having the best mus--
de-to-body-fat ratio of any
group of f.:male athletes.
So now It's all dear. To pre-
vent depression, simply be-
oome a workaholic. get profes-
sional help, spend a lot of
money on your5elf and lift bar·
bells every day. No sweM, eh?
------' AND H€R MIND IS HEALTHY. T'C)(J
•lllllOfTMI m.=BD
Businessmen refuse to
use a promising time-
and-money-saving de-
velopment because they're
afraid they can't compare to
Dan Rather.
Teleconferencing, a system
by which companies can hook
up via video screen with repre-
sentatives in remote locations.
has so far received a lukewarm
reception. reports International
Resource Development Inc. of
Norwalk. C.Onn. It has pro-
duced only a SI 00-million·a-
year share of lhe market when
It could be genera.ting billions
of dollars. as well as saving
many companies travel ex·
penses.
The main reason. People
watching 1V expect to see
polished performances by
good·looking. well-dressed,
well-rehearsed par1icipants. In·
stead, the averaee teleconfer·
ence participant has his tie
askew: doesn't always look al
the camera; scraiches. hems.
haws and just doesn't come
across very impressively.
These amateurish presenta·
tions make executives reluc-
tant to use the medium be-
cause, states J.R.O., they end
up looking like ''telenerds."
~~llT ...,, .......
H ey, you -wake up out
there! Tum off the lV.
hop out of the ham-
mock and take a course or
something to make yourself
more interesting. Why. Loyola
University in Chicago. for ex·
ample, offers a dass called
Understanding Boredom, and
nearby Loop C.Ollege has The
Meaning of Boredom.
Both courses are taught by
the same boredom expert
Werner Graf. He says: "llore-
dom 1s a message from your
body telling you about your
relationship to the world in
which you live Your boredom
indic.ates you are noc fully in-
volved in what you are doing."
Yeah. Werner. sounds great.
Yawn.
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c:corcting to New Prod·
ua News, Cristillina
., a French firm. will
be startling ice cream freaks
everywhere later this summer
with beet. carrot and spinach·
flavored ice cream, and the_y
promise sausaae Ice cream IS
iu. down the road.
KIDI AND TV1 llOlll' • IDIOUGll
The averaee 8-year-0ld
watches 26 hours or 1V
a week. And this is the
age when children may be
most susceptible lo the effects
of lV viewing, says a new
study.
Leonard Eron, a psycholo-
gist at the University of Illinois
in Chicago. condUC1ed a three-
year study of viewing habits
among 676 elementary school
children and loun<I their view-
ing tends to peak when they
are in third grade and gradual·
ly falls off afterward.
"That is an age," he says.
"when youngsters tend 10 ac-
cept what they see on televi·
sion as real, because children
or 8 or 9 have developed in-
tellectually to a degree. but still
do not distinguish fantasy from
reality very well." Eron's
research suRSe51s that this
heavy viewing in third grade
may have a cumulative effect.
expressed in the increased ag-
gressive behavior seen in chil-
dren ages 1 0 and I I
alll'lllDAYI
(Sun.-Fri.. Cancer; Sal . Leo)
Sunday -Diahann Carroll 48:
James Cagney 84: Phyllis Diller
66: Al1 Unkletter 71 . Monday
-Red Skelton 70; Harriet
Nelson 69: John Glenn 62.
Tuesday -George McGovern
61. Wednesday -Diana Riss
45. Thursday-Robin Williams
31 ; Don Knotts 59: Isaac Stem
63. Saturday -Gloria
DeHaven 58: Bert Convy 44.
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