HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-10-23 - Orange Coast PilotReagan aide held hostage
Two-hour crisis at golf course wher e President was playing .
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -A man
"brandishing a pistol" and demanding to
talk with President Reagan was art'eflted
Saturday after holding Reagan's personal
aide and four others at Augusta National
Golf Club. Reagan, who was spending the
weekend here, was playing on the 16th
fairway and Secret Service officials said
he was never in direct danger.
The gunman, identified as Charles R.
Harris of Augusta, rammed a pickup truck
through the club's No. 3 gate at mid-
afternoon. He was taken in'° custody two
hours. l l minutes later, with the hostages
apparently unharmed.
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AUGUSTA NATIONAL
H ospital spokeswoman Delores
McCullough aaid Hania was suffering
from hyperventilation "probably caused
by anxiety, which 10metimea causes
fainting." He was admitted for further
tests.
, The gunman's motive was not known,
but there were reports he had been
dismissed f rorn hia job in an Augusta
factory several months ago and was
distraught over the recent death of his
father.
After crashing the gate, he drove up to
the Augusta National pro shop, took
hostages and Indicated "perhaps someone
would be killed" if he didn't get to see the
president. This account came from White
House spokesman P eter Roussel. u .........
U.S. Attorney Hinton R. Pierce said
Harris, 4:5, was being charged under
federal statutes for making threats
against the president. He said there also
would be state charges, likely for kidnap-
ping and ~ult. Golf Clvb .; .• Roussel said th e presidential party was
informed of the incident soon after it
occurred and that Reagan was held at the
Secret Ser vice agent~ with vario us weapons follow the car
taking Preside nt Reagan fro m the Augusta National Golf
Club Saturday dur ing a ho stage situa tion.
Harris, who was taken to the Richmond
County Jail after being charged, collapsed
in his jail cell late Saturday night and was
rushed to University Hospital in Augusta. (See HOSTAGE, Pase A3)
THf DRANGf COAST YOUR HDMfTDWN DAllY PAPIR
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1813 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 50 CENTS
Beer Bnd bratwurst 43 Marines
reportedly
die in blast
Not ordinary rummage
Next Saturday's Solid Gold Rummage
Sale at the Falrgrounde lan't your ordinary
rummage Nie. Deligner fashions and
deslgnera wtll be featured. Page B 1.
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decrease .r.ma Bambeck 85 children$
=tied • mathematical
C8,04.e skills? Does
Quaw•d 86 serving more o.1hlfodm9 ce than once on a Jrdltortal Pitt M jury make the ~t B&-7
Roe..,,.. DIO juror more or less
AnnLMden .85 likely to vote for
MoYt. B&-7 conviction? Can
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•• WortdN~ AJ famllyWeekly
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A three day cel-
e bratio n, the Orange
Coast Oktoberlest,
winds up today at the
Fairgrounds in Costa
Mesa afte r raising
ne arly SI 00,000 for
are a service clubs.
More than 50,000 vis-
itors we re e xpected to
a ttend, taking part in
a varie ty of activities.
At le ft, Steve I. Hideg
plays with the 'Hof-
brau Boys Band.'
Five-year-old Andrea
West of Irvine, right,
gingerly tastes a
br atwurst before bit-
ing in. Irvine Lioness
Club m embers Laurie
Muncy, below left,
E linor Shaff e r and
Nancy Stepenson,
below right, enjoy a
few brews. The e vent
runs from lOa.m.
until 10 p.m. tonight.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -A
bomb-laden truck was driven mto
a U.S. Marine command center
and blew up the four-story build-
ing at Beirut Airport early Sun-
day, a Marine spokesman said.
Lebanon's state radio reported 43
Marines were killed, but that
number couJd not be immediately
confirmed by U.S. sources.
The explosion was the worst
attack on the Marines who have
been under sniper and shelling
fire in recent days. Before this
explosion. six Marines had been
kilied by sniper fire or artillery
explosions around the aLrport.
Two minutes later, another
explosion ripped through a
French command center in west
Beirut's Ramlet al-Baida seafront
residential neighborhood, and the
state radio said at least 15 French
peacekeepers were killed.
No group immediately claimed
responsibility.
Defense Department
spokeman, Lt. Col. Tom Jones,
said in Washington that he could
not say how many people had
been killed.
The radio quoted police as
say.ng the death toll was expected
to nse in both devastated sites and
that moans and faint pleas for help
were being heard from the rubble.
"A truck filled with explosives
crashed through the gate, drove
into the lobby ... and detonated,
collapsrng all four floors of the
building," said Marine Maj. Rob-
ert Jordan, spokeman for the
American peacekeeping cont-
ingent.
"lt was a four-story aviation
safety building. I haven't seen
carnage like that since Vietnam,"
said Jordan, 45, of Shenandoah,
Ga.
The blast pulveriz.ed the head-
quarters of the battalion landing
team, a l,200-man ground body of
the Marines amphibious unit .
The blown-up French center
housed a 110-man company of the
2,000-man French contingen t, and
French spokesmen on the acene
said they feared most of the
soldiers were trapped beneath the
rubble.
Jordan said Col. Timothy
Geraghty, 45, of St. Lou.is, com-
mander of the 1,600-ma.n U.S.
peace contingent. was not hurt,
and was directing re9CUe oper-
ations at the scene of the blast that
shook the Lebanese capital a t 6:20
a.m. ( 12:20 a.m. EDT)
No suspects yet i·n
Bolsa Chica death
Orange County Sheriff's depu-
ties weren't saying Saturday if
they had any leads in a stabbing
death of a 20-year-old coed in a
deserted parking lot at Bolsa Chica
State Beach Friday afternoon.
The body of Sharon Derose
Duncan, a Cal State Long Beach
student, was found next to her
gray Toyota Corolla about 4 p.m ..
Friday, in a parking lot 3~ of a mile
south of Warner Avenue.
A bicyclist riding on a nearby
path spotted the body and called
police.
Duncan was clo thed tn
one-piece bathing suit and had a
stab wound in her chest.
The Sheriff's Departement did
not say if the woman was robbed
but investigator sappar ently
found a purse inside the car. A
blue backpack, car keys, a towel
and several textbooks were found
next to the body.
"A Jot of these questions can
only be answered th.rough an
autopsy and further investiga-
tion," said Sheriff's spokesman
Sgt. Jerry KreiU.
At this point there are no
($« BOLSA CHICA, Pase AZ)
The house of your dreanis is getting smaller
By ANDREA ADEUON
Of ... ~ .........
The spacious California dream
houae with spare bedrooma and an
expansive yard ta fut diaappear-
ing -a victim of cruah1ng
development coe1a In Orange
County and lhrouchou• the It.ate.
Hornebuyera wl!' • we to re-
duce their expectationa, experu in
the field told a &J'OUP of bull-
nessman and lndustrtalists meet-
ing in Irvine this week. Escalating
costa for 8"quiring land and de-
livering aervices such as roads are
forcing builders to shrink the
homes of the fu ture.
The challenge to today's
bullders, Is to aatiay the demands
of the majority of wouJd-be
buyers who still want the tra-
ditional alngle-famlly home,
architect Art Danielian told UC
Irvine Busin~ and Industrial
Associates, a campus support
group of local business people.
Buyers w ho can't afford the
home they envisioned are willing
to settle' for more dense living
arrangements if smaller quarters
have the illusion of space and have
luxury amenities, he said.
Tile entries, balconies and natu-
ral lighting "cumulatively make
houses feel larger than they att,"
Danielian said.
But two government offid.ala.
county S u per visor Bruce
Nestande and Irvine Plannina
Com.miasioner Ray Catalano, cau-
tioned builders againat lnflatinc
expectations of buyen or rtak
(See DREAM HOUSE, Pace Al)
Affordable NB housing means $700/month
By J E RRY HIRSCH
OflM.,.., .........
Compla.lnta that propoeed af-
fordable housing developments
will change the complexion of
Newport Beach may be exag-
gerated comidering renterat
would have to pay $700 a month
and have an annual lncome of
nearly $28,000.
Thal Is what the rent would be
today for apartmen ts at several
affordable houaing developments
In the planning JtaCet. The rents
wUJ prot>.bly be htsher by the
time the units are built.
At put public hearinp, Nr.?w-
port retiden .. such as Victor
Mattia have complained that
people who qualify for affordable
housing "can't afford to pick up a
credit card at Neiman Marcus Co."
But city officials say they are
not considering housing for poor
houaeholds.
"To me it sounds like quite a bit
for rent," aaid Newport Mayor
Evelyn Hart "It wiU be for
mlddle·income bracket people.
youna married couples, t.eAcher8,
people like that."
Aside from residents' com-
plaints, the city la mittd in an
affordable houaing controversy
with the Oranae County Fair
Housing Council
The coundl ta sulni Newport
over lta housing element, a plan
detaillng the mix of howllna In a
(Stt AFFORDABLE Pase Al>
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A2 Orange Coas t DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Oct 23. 1988
l s union buy ing
school el e ction?
By PllJL SN EID ERM \!\
01 .... o ... , Plkll •i·n
A com1111ttt" urganm'<l 111 tht.• wake of faculty cutbacks has
emerged as 3 fJU\.\ 1•1 (ul but t.\mtruvl'r;1a.I element in the campaign
for seats on tht.~ 'otlSt Commurnty College District Board of
Trustees.
On Nov U, vott•t'S will ~·l~·t thrl'e district trustees -enough
ro r a board ma.)lwny Tht> tnl!ilt.'f>S oversee Ora nge Coast. Golde n
West and Co,1s tllnt:' t.'Olleges. plus publit: television station KOCE
Channel 50.
ln the l'amptug n. a group known as the Commanee for
Educational Excellem:e of Orange County. CEEOC, has thrown its
influence and 1u. dollars behind three of the 13 candidates
running fur the Sl'all> ''n th1 · Coast District board.
Comm1 tl('t:" l1•11dt•rs say the group has broad-based support and
1s dedicated to rt:-1w wt.·d emphasis on t'lassroom education, instead of
te levision coun.t•,
But t'n lt(~ ..,.., th1· l'nntm1ttt'<' 1s .111 n(fshoot of l ht' American
F'edera uon uf Tc>.J~ h1•rs dl.1ptt.•r n•pn•St.>ntang the distnc:t's full-ll me
teachf'rS Th11\ ""'' tht• union 1s attt•mpting to gam control or the
d1str1ct's govt.·rning ho;1rd
Whut 1<. not in d1~putv 1~ tlw 1•omm1lll"E.'0S financial m uSl.:11:'.
Aet.'ordtng lo (inant·wl d1sdusurl' documc•nts filed with the
Orange County Heg1s1rar 1•f VotC'rs. CEEX)C raised $1 2,200 as of
Sept. 17, larg(•lv fn m1 Co~L-it lJ1i.tnct wachers.
As of th<lt J,1tt·, thl g1oup lwd rnntrtbuted $7,:$50 to the three
~ ca nd1datl!S ll 1..•ndol'~'(l Conrad Nord4u1sl, Arma ndo Ruiz and
Nanl'Y Polla rd
T he CEF:OL' w • .is l1Jrm1..-d l•.1rly this year after the Coast District
trustees votl•d Lo lay uff mon • than 100 full-time teachers and
admintstraw r.:. (Son1l' have s1m·1..· bt.•t.•n rehired.) T he trustees said
the layoffs anJ assod;Jted course cuts were necessary because of a
loss of state fwlds
Facuhy u111011 leaders and soml' concerned residents criticized
the board's dt'<.'ISlun. saying the trustees were following misguided
priorities. T hl'y C'laimed the board was squandering funds on
Channel 50 and televisu.m courses while neglecting trad1tional
classroom mstrUl'llOn
Ed Dornan. o;pol(t-.sman fnr CEEOC. said candida tes Nordquist,
Ru1r. and Pollard wt•n• a ll t•arlv members of the comm1tll't?. He said
they resigned to run for offit•e
Dornan dt>nu.x.I the CEEOC 1s l'Onnnected with the teachers
union. He said the t'Onun.ittee 1s dt'Clicated to rearranging the
educational pncm lies nf the d1str1ct
"l thtnk th1•v'n• an arm of thc> union (the AFT)," said Barnet
Resnick, who was appointed to fill an une xpired board term last
J une. He 1s S<.'t'kang f'le<:t1on to the board Nov. 8.
"l think they'rt-repn•st>nl111g a vested group," he said.
"They're tnterC'stt'<l only Iii prute<'ting the union me mbership. l
construe 1t as an at tt•mpt by tht.· employc.-es to manage themselves ··
Resnu·k said tl11· board should rt-main objective and
non-parusan
The tr~tf'c.• -..1111 he was mlC'rvtt'Wc."Ci by CEEOC mem bers last
summf.'r but s.11d he wasn't intl.'restt>d m their endorsemen t
Board pres1<l1..•nt Carol Gandy. who 1s runrung for re-election
Nov. 8. said slw t 11uJd 1101 say the CEEOC was an offs hoot of the
teachers unmn. But shl' s.ud ~1nw uf thl' same people arc 111volved in
both organs1<> th 111s
Gand' :!ktld -.hi \.\11Uld not dt n:-u•achc.·rs the right lul'ontribute
funds tu dn\ lJIHhdJtt• Sht· '-lld }wr own campaign as ba.51..'Cl un
support t rom t "11 .llld liu-.1111·~-; ll-.1dl r.. . .c; Wl'll as SOrnt' Leat·hers
and .adnumi.1r,1tuf"'
An Or.Jngt l'u..ist l'ollt•gt.• Jdnu ms traw r was schl'C!Ull'l.i to host
a fund-raising t.'vt•nt rur Ga11dy this we•>kend •
One of thl· ci::r:oc lx·nl'fll'la rtt>S. candidate Conrad Nordquist.
denied any fi nk bel\.\-H>n the lt•achers union and the c.'Ommiltee.
"J'l.'l' nl'\"t.'r bt"C·n ol membt.•r of a union." he said .. , doubt if I
"''ould 1dL-nt1f\ v.1th ,in orgarnza tton that was umon -c'Ontroll ed."
Nordquist addt.J 'lt'c; tht:' (l.'O ll<'ge) admuu strators w ho are
wnrk111g tp11!1t11.,ll\' J fo1 tht..• bo..Jrd who have the most to gain. As
long cl:> the.•\ drl' th• 11111'5 who st•lt'(.'tt'Cl their 1ntml'd1a tC' boss<.'S,
th<'y re tht· 11rn•-. l111.:unt111l 11r tht•tr s11uat1on."
Candida t e f o rum Tue sday
in M esa wat e r c a mpa i g n
A candidatl'S fo1 11111 fc1r t h1..·
Mesa ConsoltdJtl'<j W ll• r District
Board of Dtrt<.t.iir' will l>o· ht:'ld at
7 30 pm Tuesd av
Three pos1t1uns on tht' board
will be d~1dl-d 1n the Nov 8
election. T w o St•a L'i an• un-
contested and oni S<.'al, rep
resenting Dtv1s1on lll. IS '>Ought by
three candidates
Each cand1datr has bf-<>n invited
to participate 1n the f11 rum ~t.. the
public meeting room of the water
d istrict's headquarters. at 1965
Placentia Ave. in Costa Mesa.
Candida tes include : Ma rio
Durante. incumbent, Division I; H
Jack Hall, incumbent. Division II;
Warren E. Booth, incumbent,
D1v1sion Ill; Kay Billman, can-
d1datl!, Division III: Kenneth
Fowler. candidate, Division III.
For more information. caU
Linda Sanders at 631 -1205.
Frog plague far-fetched, M esa utility sa ys
By KAREN E. KLEIN
Of .. 0.-., ...........
A strange breed of African,
clawed-foot frogs may have in-
vaded the Cosw M{'sa water
supply again At least Suzanne
Taylor thinks so.
The Iowa Street resident said
the frogs are responsible for her
yellow. fouJ-smellmg water.
"The tap water stinks like
urme. It's terrible -sometimes
it's reaJly strong and the bathtub
water is actually yellow," Taylor
said. The problem has plagued her
for about six months.
But a spokeswoman at the Mesa
Consolidated Water District said
the frog theory 1s far-fet.ched.
Linda Sanders, a spokeswoman
for watf>r district. confirmed the
tiny frogs uve an d breed Ill the
San Joaquin Reserv01r U'l Irvine -
where Costa Mesa and many other
Orange Coast cities draw some of
their water.
''A screen protects the frogs
from getting int.0 the wate r s upp-
ly, and we clean uut au the frogs
routinely," Sanders said. "h 's
only in a very rare instan<'ethat
any thing gets through that
screen."
That rare instance last occurred
early in January 1981. when a rip
in the screen allowed the frogs to
wend their way mt0 the wate r
supply. Frog bones were fo und in
city water pipes.
Since then, she said . divers
check the screens tw1l.'e a month.'
The frogs do not pose any health
DREAM HOUSE SHRINKI NG
From Page A 1
t.·onswners' resistance.
For example. Nestande said the
Misson Viejo Co.'s "CalifQrnia
promise" can sour under unex-
pected e ncroachment by deve lop-
men t.
"The California prorruse Is to
think they will have hillsides
forever." free of t.-ongestion and
neighboring industrial parks.
N estande said
ln a plea to builders for honest
representation , Nestande said no t
to ma ke gove rnme nt the
scapegoat.
"Don't dump it a ll o n me."
He added:"l don't want govern-
ment being the only one trying to
figure these things out."
Catalano. a UCI professor who
teaches land-use planning. sug-
gcstt!d builders channC'l SOml! or
their cost savings on smaller
homes into c.'Ommunal areas, such
as parks.
William Lyon, president of the
William Lyon Co. and the state's
to p home builder, pointed out tha t
O ra nge County's e xplosive
growth was fue led by home prices
which undercut the bordering Los
Angeles market.
Billboards then touted what a
buyer would pay per month.
"You d rove down the freew ay
until you saw the monthJy pay-
men t that fit and turned right," he
said
Today. Lyon said "affordable
African clawed -foot frogs livt• m San J oaquin
Reservoir
threat and the water 1s perfecLly
safe for use. she added.
''l don't see how (lht' frogs)
could possibly be associated" with
Taylor's w ater quality problems,
Sanders said .
•••
housing" 1s a myth lx<·ause "then •
1s no such thing as luw -t.vst
housing . (In ly low 1n comt.·
people."
Irvine Co. President Tum
Nielsen, chief of the largest land-
owner m lht• l'ounty. l'alled for
"broader VlSion" by city and
county gove rnment to plan fur the
600,000 more people expected to
be Living m Orange County Wllhin
20 years.
In an a.side, Nit•ISt.:n added that
his firm has tried to wrestle with
"expectations" of buyers.
"Please comt> to lrvinl! and hear
the asparagus grow" is a
five-year -old sloga n that has
fallen from favor "We're not
running tha t ad a nymore," he
said.
Meanwhile. a water-q ualit)'
specialist will be dispatched u:
check Taylor's home and se<
wh a t 's c au s ing h er
·•evll-smt'Umg" water Sanden
said ·
N Bhou_sing
h eari11g sei
NcWP'>rt 8each residen ts can
debate• dt!velopmcnts tha t w ill
1ncludl' affordable housing units
during several Ctty Hall public
hearings Monday evening.
Tht> Cny Council will consider
g1..•neral plan amc-ndments for two
housing developments and a gen-
Nal plan amendment. tract map
and permits to start construcuon
for a third development following
the hearings.
One project, the North Ford
development on land owned by
the lrvine Co. near Jamboree
Road and Camelback wouJd in-
clude 888 units. 222., would be
classilted as affordable.
AFFORDABLE HOUS I NG I N NB •••
The second development, on
Irvine Co. land at Avocado Av-
enue and MacArthur BouJevard.
wo uJd inlcude 428 units w ith 150
classified as affordable . From Page A 1
city. The council charges there is a
lack of affordable housing in the
city, said Eugene Scorio, the
council's executive director.
Newport City planner Craig
BlueU says the city has de-
temuned there are at least 7 .500
e><isting affordable urutsand more
are on the way_
"The suit is unfounded and once
we are in the courtroom we will
prove it,'' Bluell said .
Here 1s how the cn y arrived at
that $700 figure for a n affordable
rent
•The mL'<i1an tnL-ome for Or-
ange County as of September 1s
$34,700
•Stat(' standards say 80 peret>nt
nf an area's median inc-om" 1i-whnt
lowe r-income households earn
each year. ln Orange County that
would be $27,760.
•State and federal guidlines
say a family can afford to spend 30
percent of its household inc.-ome on
re nt.
•The $700 a month figure over
the (-ourse of a year equals 30
percent of $27,760
"We are using statewide stan-
dards fo r what affordable is
called," said Blue ll, add mg New-
port Beach could use other for-
mulas to determinC' what is "af-
fordable"
For example. Lhl.' t·1ty may go
luwC!r U 1t uses fedc•ral grant
money for llS a rfordablc> hous ing
prog ram. Newport w ill follo w
Departme nt of I iousmg and
Urban r>c-vclnpmt'nl ~u1cilines.
Auto dealer s itting
atop PCH goldmine
By ROBERT BARKER
Ol tlle Dell; l'llol aten
Big Bob Terry is sr lll ng on a gold
mine m Huntingtcn Beach. His
property at Pacific Coast High-
way. just spitting distance away
from the blue Pacific, has always
been valuable.
But the potential has gTown
immensely since officials ap-
proved a zoning plan that paves
the way for high-nse hotels and
office and residential buildings on
Terry's property and elsewhere in
downtown Hunti.ngton Beach.
Te rry, 46, is taking the news
with a great deal of aplomb.
The other day someone called
his Buick-Saab agency and taugh-
ingly asked to speak to the "$6
mullon man ..
Terrv d idn't flmch
He Said it's a "foregone con-
clusion" th at he's worth mallJons
with the auto agency, auto leasing
building, downtown property.
and two houses he owns.
But he said it's not his intentions
to tum it over for a few quick
million. He plans instead to retain
ownership in his land and to
participate in ownership of what-
ever new developments come
along.
HUD puts a $32.500 cap on its
allowable median income stan-
dard. That would lower the
monthly housing payment for a
lower-tncome family t.o about
$650.
The c·1ty using local income
averages would push the sam e
monthly housing payment to
$900. That would be above state or
HUD standards for a ffordable
housin(i(
The New por t Beach HouSUlg
element 1s based on the city
median income of $44,900, Bluell
said
"Thl' question 1~. du Wt..• WJnt to
help propll· who t·arn $4 5.000 a
year We scll'C'ted a medium
income that seemed reasonable."
Bluell said
The third development would
add 150 units, 28 classified as ~ a ffora ble, to the Belcourt project
by J.M. Peters at Jamboree Road
and Bison Avenue.
The hearings will be held
Monday at 7:30 pm at City Hall.
Learn abou t die t I
Maureen McFet., a cltn1l.'al d1et1-
t1an a t St Joseph Hospital in
Orange. w1U discuss how tc
prepare "healthy meals on a
budget" Wednesday (oc:t :.mi from
I to 3 p m m ml•(:tm,I;( rooms ABC
•Jf the hospital
Adm1ss1on to the program 1s .$5.
and $2 50 fgr semor t•1t1zens
lnformauon and rt"M-rva uons are
available at 77 l-8(H 0
TODAY'S WEATHER
"I don't want it to be something
that a developer would put up t-0
make a quick buck and get out of
town. I've lived here 46 years and
I plan to be here 30 or 40 more
years. I don't want to see a bunch
of junk "And furthennore. Terry
said a couple of mjllion dollars
wouJd.n't even be good compensa-
tion "for all the crap I've been
through for a long. long time."
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Terry. the largest individual
land owner in the downtown. has
fought the battle of redevelop-
ment s ince he worked with other
owners to consolidate land m 1969
for the T op of the Pier redevelop-
ment project.
That plan. as were others over
the year. was shot down and Terry
was to emerge in the bitter
aftennath as a leader in a class
action suit against the city.
Terry claimed that the city .
through a series of actions. tried to
depreciate the property to buy it
cheaply for a subsequent project.
Terry came out on the losing
side in a court ruUng nearly a
decade later.
"The court said a city could do
just about anything it wanted to ln
the interest of improvement. 1 was
devastated."
And Terry says he still is
convinced that the controversy
over the land led to the premature
death of hls mother. Irene, who
launched the lawsuit.
"We dldn't know If we ('Ould
keep our land or what. My mother
was in perfect health and 18
months later she d ied from hard-
ening of the arteries due to stress.
I think a main factor was the Cight
over ownership of property.''
The biggest chunk ot the prop-
erty -one-third of a block on
Fifth Street betwef'n Paciflc O>ast
Highway and Walnut Avenue -
has been In family hands since
1927 w hen his fAther Oanl~I
Collin." Terry first opMoted an
automotive i:r1uagc ot thl' tote
•
Bo b Terry
gold mine.
itting o n a red evelo pmen l
He became a Pontiac dealer in
1928 and opened a Buick agency in
1935. Young Terry took over upon
~is father's death in 1967 and said
f\e was the youngest Buick dealer
in the llniled States at the age o{
29.
"I'd use to pull down the blinds.
put on my trunks and go down and
surf eve ry day.''
Despite being 6-feet, 5-inches
tall. Terry's athletic interests were
confined to baseball. He was a
pit.cher on the Huntington Beach
High School team. He sa1d he was
offered a conlract m the Mil-
waukee Brave orgarutation but
"but my dad turned it down. He
said I was going to be a Buick
dealer."
Terry attended Orange Coast
College and then earned a degree
inbusinessadrnini$trationatUSC
He became a Buick deaJer. a
Buick deaJer worth millions. And
that's nothing to spit at -even 1f
you're Big Bob Terry.
BOLSA CHICA MURDER •••
From Page A1
suspects or witnesses despite the
fact t hat the parking lot is visible
from the Padfi~ Coast H ighway .
The murder was the !la'Ond at
Bosla Chlca State Beach in five
weeks. On Sept. 16. o 16-ycar-old
Huntington Beach youth WSB
stabbed to death In the parking-lot
during an argument with a group
of Los Angeles m<'n. 'three
~u.'lpect.s Wl're arrested about a
wec-k lAter.
"'Thl'y hov~ had problcn1.1tdown
thc>re in the! pa. t." Krt'itt S11id.
"People just go down there and do
foolish things."
"The beach 1s accessible to a
large numbec of people trom the
gTeater Los Angeles area and
greater Orange-County." h~
added.
T he (our-mile s tretch of Bolsa
Chica beach is in an unicorporat.ed.
area next to Huntington Beach
and is polJced by the Sheriff's
Departme nt. Thf' bNch ia very
busy during th~ aummer but ls
nearly ~cserted at this tlme of
year.
HOST AGE CRISIS NEAR PRESIDENT '-•••
From Page 1
fairway under Secret Service
l\W'd. Reqan'aai~e, David C. Fi8cher,
wu releued IOOn after being
taken hoetage , aft.er promising to
ooni.ct \he pretldent. He found · ftMaan on the 16th hole, and
Reaaan then tried five or six times
to c&iJ the man from a car phone.
However, aaid Roweel. ''They
never communicated. The man
hung up on him each time ."
&us.el never gave Harris'
name, leaving the identification to
Richmond County Sheriff J .B.
Dykm.
Reagan waa taken off the course
and driven under heavy guard to
h1a nearby quarters on the club
punda. Rousael said later, "I
'would like to empha.slze at no time
waa the prftident ever in danger."
Ria apot on the course ls an
estimated 600 to 700 yards away
from the pro shop.
One shot was fired, into the
floor of the club's pro shop.
Besides the five hostages, tw o
penona hid undetected.
Dykee said Harris released most
of the hostages one by one and
that the last one "bolled from the
room."
"Once all the people were out,
police advised.him to come out,"
said Roussel. "He voluntarily
aubmitted." There were reports
that Harris' brother and mother
aaaisted in ending the incident.
Harris was to be arraigned
Monday morning. In the mean-
time, he was first held at FBI
headquarters in Augusta and later
transferred to the Richmond
County Jail before being hospital-
ized.
T he pres1dent con gratulated his
aides for their handling of the
situation lllld said he is "sorry for
whatever inconvenience this has
caused the members of the
Augusta National," Roussel said.
. It \\'.as Reagan's second brush
with a gunman; an assassination
attempt failed in Washington in
March 198\.
The president was expected to
return to Was})ington after a
morning round of golf on Sunday.
Roussel described the incident
this way:
The president was on the 16th
hole when a man entered the pro
shop. "brandishing a pistol ... He
TOP OF THE NEWS
.
told uli of those in tht• shop tt was
not a jOke and he wum.ed them to
go rnto the back room "
Roussel said those taken
hostage were Fischer, a special
assistant who is Reagan's personal
aide; Lanny Wiles, a press ad-
vttnee man; Jim Annst.rong, gen -
eral manager of the club;, an
unidentified man, and someone
identified only as a driver. A golf
pro and an unidentified woman
locked themselves in another
room of the shop when they saw
what was happening.
The man herded the hostages
into a back room where he
indicated "perhaps someone
would be killed if he wasn't able to
talk" with Reagan in person.
Fischer said "If you let me go,
I'll see what I can dp." Fischer
talked to Reagan on 16th fairway
and, said Roussel, "the president
indicated he would try to talk to
the man by phone." Reagan then
went to a car telephone.
He called five or six times and
said, approximately, "This ts
President Reagan, what do we
need to talk about?"
According to news media
monitors of Secret Service radio
channels, the president said at one
µoint:
"Hello, this is thu; 1s the
president, this is Ronald Reagan. I
understand you want to talk t.O
me. Would you talk to me? I Pause)
Orange Coast DAIL v•PILOT /Sunday, Oct. 23. 1983 Al
,,,..._...
A wrerke r rl'm o vcs th"e truc k used to
c rash the gate a t the Aug us ta
~ationa l Golf Club aturday while
President Reagan was there.
This 1s tht' ~~1dent. If yo1.f re
heanng me, would you please tell
me and we can have that talk that
you wanted "
Each· unw. R1Jussel said. the
man hung up.
The preside nt and his party left
the course at 4:04 p.m. in an
armored limousine and went back
to the Eisenhower Cottage on the
grounds of the club. Movtng past a
crowd, the president waved as his
Reagan's limousine was fol-
lowed by a group of Secret Service
agents, some holding machine
guns, in a second car. Some of the
agents stood on the car's running
board and atop its trunk.
I NATION
Former Gov. Edwards
tops Louisiana vote
Harris wants booze and Reagan
during two-hour golf stand-off
By Tbe A11ocl1ted Pre11
NEW ORLEANS -An extremely heavy voter turnout
Saturday appeared to be sweeping fonner Gov. Edwin Edwards. a
populist Democrat seeking an unpreceden ted th ird tenn, back into
office over incumbent Gov. Dave Treen, according to three
televiaion exit polls in the non-partisan primary Former
congressmen Claude "Buddy" Leach and Richard Tonry,
meanwhile, were running..(w' state House seats in an e ffort to make
comebacks from unproved accusations that they bought or cheated
their way into Congress. And voters in New Orleans cast ballots on
a charter amendment pushed by two-term Mayor Ernest "Dutch"
Morial that would remove the limit of two terms in a row for New
Orleans mayors.
AUGUSTA. Ga. (AP)
Charles R Harris is a 45-year-old
Georgia native who authonue~
said demanded whiskey, food and
a race-to-face talk With President
Reagan during a two-hour
host.age-taking ordeal Saturday at
the August.a National Golf Club
·t Richmond County Sheriff J .B
Dykes, speaking at a news con-
ference at the Hil ton Convention
Center in downtown August.a,
1denuf1ed Harns as a white male
from Augusta. Beyond that. not
mul'h was known about Harnit.
Dy kes said Harns. the son of a
former Augus ta polJL>e officer. is
d1vorct'Ci and that his ex-wife 1s a
nurse :Jt August.a Hospital. The
she riff said his mother IJves 1n
August.a
Dunng 1hc· two-hour ordeal in
the clubhouSt•, Harns made de-
mands for whiskey and food.
Dykes said. Those demands were
unmet, he said
Reagan tried five or six limes t.o
c·all the man from a car phone. but
White House spokesman Peter
Roussel told reporters. "They
never corrununu.:ated. The man
hung up on him each lime."
Roussel sau.J the gunman in-
dicated ''perhaps someone would
be kJUed" 1f ht• didn't get to talk to
the president tn person.
u .......
Charles R. Harris
Inmate confesses to Walsh slaying
HOLLYWOOD. Fla. -An inmate who had calmly described
killing up to50 people broke into sobs and admitted to the slaying of
6-year-old Adam Walsh aft.er confessed ffia&9 murderer Henry Lee
Lucaa Upped off police, authorities say. The 1981 abduction and
killing of the gap-toothed little boy , who was decapitated. inspired
a federal law and a television movie, "Adam," w hich was shown
earlier th.i.t month. Ottis Elwood Toole, 36, signed a statement
-~he snatched Adam from the sidewalk outside the Hollywood
Mall, headed north on the Florida Turnpike and later dropped
Adam's head in a canal near Vero Beach, Hollywood polict'
announced late Friday.
Flood victims return·, find homes of nrud
I STATE
GUTHRIE. Okla (AP) -Hun
dreds of Oklahomans returned to
flood-soaked homes and found
them clogged w ith mud and debris
Saturday after swollen rivers and
creeks receded.
The first of 500 evacuees in
Guthrie started returmng lx·fo re
dawn Sa\urday. a day and a hall
after they were forced to flee their
homes. After daybreak. the
cleanup began in earnest.
"We Wt~rc surprised how fast
thC' watt"'I' went down," said
Deann Webb. Guthrie police dis-
patcher Cotto nwood Creek was
10 feet abovt.> flood st.age at the
height or the flooding ln this
c:entral Oklahoma city
"I don't kno" wh<'r(• the swrt
1ng point 1s," said Richard
Beauchamp, afl~r examining his
house. which had thick, red mud
l'OVermg the entire floor The wall
paneling was warped, the floors
were buckling and nearly every-
thing inside was damaged by
floodwater which had stood 18
1m:hes high 1ns1de his Guthrie
home.
"It's hard to tell just how much
1t would <'Ost c1 ft•llow" to fi x
ev~rything. he said
Broad sect10ns of Oklahoma and
Texas were drenched last week by
rains that were a spinoff from
Hurricane Tico. Six deaths in the
two states have been blamed on
the storms, officials said, and a
total of 1,300 people were forced
from their homes.
Except· for t he 500 people
evacuated Thursday night ln
Guthneand l50evacuatedFrlday
m L1n~y. 50 miles southwest of
Oklahoma City. virtually all of the
Oklahoma evacuees had returned
home by Friday nil{ht.
Judge halts De Lorean tapes ·
LOS ANGELF.s -A federal judge Saturday prohibited CBS
and ita Los Angeles affiliate. KNXT -TV. from airing tapes
purportedly showing automake r John De Lorean 's arrest during an
alleged cocaine deal. U .S . District Judge Robert Takasugi issued a
temporary restraining order against the network and KNXT and
1eheduled a hearing at 3:30 p.m. Monday on a permanent injunction
aaa.inat Wle of th e videotapes, said Donald Re. one of the lawyers for
De Lorean.
Syria threatens to
fire on U.S. forces
Jet crew acted correctly
(AP) -The m .?w of a crippled Republic Airlines DC-9 that
rained fiery metal onto Newport Beach homes acted properly ln
flying the plane over the houses instead of over a bay. authorities
said.
Prisoner killed in escape try
LOMPOC -Six prisoners commandeered a garbage truck
Saturday) but ran into a hail of gunfire and one was killed as they
tried to crash t.hrough the fences of the federal pentit.entiary here.
a priaon official said. Two inmates we re injured, said Chuck La Roe,
executive aaailtant to the warden The other three we re
apprehended within a half mile of the maximum-security prison by
ata.ff members. he said.
WORLD
Grenada hits U.S. danger claims
PORT-OF -SPAIN, Trinidad -Grenada's leftist military
junta Saturday accused the United States of inventing reports that
American residen ts are ln danger so t hat U.S. forees can invade the
tiny Caribbean nation. The Pentagon said a Navy convoy carrying
2,000 Marines had been diverted from its original destination of
Lebanon and was steaming toward Grenada in case the l ,000
Americans there need protection. But the State Department said
there are no immediate plans to evacuate them. A military junta
.eiz.ed power ln Grenada laa1 week during an internal power
atrugle. killed leftist Prime Minlster Maurice Bishop. three
C..binet members and several of hia supporters. decreed a 24-hour
curfew and warned th at viola tors would be shot. It lifted the curfew
briefly on Friday so i.slandera could buy food.
BEIRUT. Lebanon lAP) -
Syria's government Saturday
threatened to fire its rockets at
Lebanon-based U.S ships and
planes because of what it called
President Reagan's desire to "ter-
rorize Syria "
The threat in the Syrian gov-
ernment newspaper Tishrm came
as Syrian-backed Druse gunners
sheUed and sniped at Lebanese
army positions m the strateg1c
mountain town of Souk el-Gharb
and nearby outposts overlookmg
Beirut.
Shiite Moslem fighters in the
Chiyah slum south of Beirut fired
at Lebanese anny posit.ions near
the airport but the army did not
say if it return fire.
Shootouts between Druse and
Lebanese soldiers also were re-
ported in southern Beirut near the
defe nse lines of Israel's occupation
army. forcing authonties to close
major roads temporarily.
The Beirut area fighting did not
affect the U.S . Marine contingent
deployed at the airport, said
spokesman Capt. Wayne Jones.
The Marines, supported by shtP6
from the U.S. 6th Fleet. have been
in Beirut since the fall of 1982 as
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part of a four-nation mull1-
na t1ona I fore<'.
Tishnn's L'Clltonal apparently
was a rec;ponse to Reagan 's news
conference last Wednesday m
which he clauned Svna is an
obswcle to Middle East.peace. The
Syrians have occupied parts of
Lebanon for eight years and
support the Druse m1ht1a fighting
Gemayel's army and rig httst
Christian m11tttam~n.
It referred to "Reagan's re·
newed threats" and said the
American president "wants to
terrori1R S yria "
"We found absolutely everything to be in order," said Jim
McCann of the Federal Aviation Administration's flight standarda
office in Long ijeach. which has completed its inq uiry lnto the
incident.
"As far as we're concerned. we're very, very happy that
everybody walked away from it, and that there w as no more
damage than what occurred," McCann said Friday.
Falling engine parts ignited the rooftops of 15 homes, but none
of the 74 passengers or rrew members on Republic Flight 374 were
injured when one of the jet's two engines failed Sept. 27.
Orange County's airport staff also praised the crew, sayi.na
they acted properly tn deviating from the normal departure paih
over Upper Newport Bay and flying straight toward the ocean over
the houses, acrording to the report.
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Europeans protest U.S. missiles
Over a n1illio11 :1111 i -11u('/t•:u· de1no11 s lrators rally again l 11ew l).S. cleplox 11u•111
More than m1lh111 ••111 11udt•1Jr
demonstrators J0111C'd fmTt':. ,1n o.-. ... \Vt'!>tt•rn
Europe Saturday to prolt"it d1•plovnll'nl of
ne w U.S . missilt>S 11n 11>1•11 .,,,11 Tlrn• l11rn11.U
human chruns m W1•s1 l ;1·11n.111\. n1ardwd
through London Pins \..i11'( kl 111111 .111d
Vienna, and s1.<11<t•d .1 111.i-.M\ ,. · d1•• 111 111
Rome.
About 6,000 J>t'oph· hrol.t• oH frnm
200,000 marchen; 1n th•· \\1·st t:1•rt11;111 port
of Hamburg, smn....,ht'l.I \.\ and .. w., :-.t.1rtt'<I
fires, built b<1rnc:o.1d1·~. hu111'<1 ~lone~ at
police and burnN.I ar I Allll 1'1'-·'11 flug Hunw
police fired tear gus lo ch:-:.p<·r !-l' ahu11 t 500
demonstrators"' h11 lrft a d1•s1g11art·d hm· of
march in thl:' Iuillan np11.1l
/\bout 450 prolL"'!l('fS werl' M'IWd 1n lhl·
West Gt>rman l'lty ot Nt'u Ulm and nn old
woman was knoc·kC'll down and 'l<.'r1ously
tnJUr<.-d by a c111 dr1vt>n by <.:t•1 mnn
cuur1tt.•r lkmonslr,;,1to1111. Poh{'C 111 Lo ndon
•wa7Ld I H p<•oplt'. 1nl'lt1t.hn)( six from un •
anaffhl!>l ~roup ht'(:klmg Sp<'akt•rs anJ
waving black flags
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pc.•ac:t•ful und .1uthon tics said they w<.•n•
about ha lf lhl' siw that organizc111 had
prnd1ctL'<I. Vut1cf111 Rudio said thas rPvt>all'd
"doubts and l'L'Sl.'rvalion!J that cannot I~
un<lert'Stimatcd ," as well ru; d11&mt over
ways to "exprC'ss and share" lht• d<>Strt• for
peace.
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70-rrule human chum linking lWt• US
rruht.ary inswllat101u; 70 mill'S apdrl At unt·
end, the Wiley US .1rmy ba~w· 1t1 th1•
southern town of N1•u -Uln1 ·150 dl•mon
stra tors were dragged Crom 1 ht• rn:un gut<•
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marches and ratl1t•s 111 H.1ml111rg , W1·:i1
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Oct. 23, 1983
Archie Bunker's
congresswoman
a choice for VP?
Catholic women
gaining in statt.S
WASHINGTON (AP) Tlw
Alma'nacof American Pohtwss.1v:s
Geraldine A. FC[raro I!> Art·h·ll'
Bunker's congresswoman. What
would An·h1t' think abc.>ut a
woman vice president"
Ferraro's name keeps popping
up in certam cm.les -r.1thl·r
small cirtles, to be sure wh<'re
the talk is of a woman for v1et•
presiderit on the Ot•mlXTcHic lll'kL·t
in 198-1
"I'm flat wred," sht• saul of tht·
Spt.'Culat1on "You ha\•e to undf'r·
st.and that Ii It Ir g1rLo; an• nut
brought up tc1 ht' the' vice pres1dl•nt
of the United ~tutt's."
Instead, Ft>rraro ~v'. slw
dreamed as a httll' girl of tx'(·tm1-
ing a mother and a doctor ("but
not a nurse!")
She achieved motherhood. l111t
medical school WW> flUt of n·, 1 11
after her fathl.'r died Sht• had t11
settll' for bt .... ·ornmg ., tt':Whl•r
"That's what wnmC'n wt·n· c..up-
posed to do " sht> <><11d
Years later, shl• bt"(·,m1e ii law-
yer and, eventually, a con-
gresswoman, rl'prescntmg tht• !lth
Congressional District in th~·
borough of the Queens m Nev.
York City, a workaday placl' of
which the Almanac of American
Poli ucs says:
''It can be said with some
certall'fty that the durable' Archie
Bunker hvc•s m the 9th Con-
gressional District The al'r1a l shot
taken by TV cameramen of
Archie's neighborhood shows the
kind of aging. though suU nt•atly
maintained. one and two-family
houS('S that line •he strt>ets of
Jackson Hl'1gh~. Astoria. Long
lsl<\nd C:1ty, H1tlgC'wood and G len
dilh•. QUl'UlS"
Shi· went to Marymount CJl-
lt•gt· in M.mbatlan, graduating in
I Y51i, • .md took a JOb teaching. But
sh<' didn't hkl· tcat·hmg, a nd
1•111 ullc'ti .1 t Fordham La w School
m 1\1.rnh.ittan. In 1960, she mar
rlt.'d John Ull'\.'aro
She• pru('tlced lnw out of h£'r
hPnw f1w 13 yl.•ars, while raising
thrll' d11ldrl'n In 1974. she bc..•-
('.;mt· ass1swnt Queens d istrict
attnrn1'~ 'penalt11ng m the pros-
P(. ut1on nJ Cl.I.SC'S of child abuse,
donw:-illl' violence. rn IX' aml crimes
ag.:1111si ihr t•ldf'rly.
'· 1 t \\as 1•01011011,111 \' drain 111p."
,hp '•lld "It·, .1\1 rv dtl llcult t hmg
111 lnnk .111w·• llt .11 tht' t•ve <tnd tt II
1o1•111 .1 ... '"'''~ to tC.st1fy. R"
I ,11111gh lh• \\!,oh pl'lW'I'~'>"
'-,I 1· W ,b f'l'tHI\ 111 C't'Slg?l In J~7H
'' h1·11 ,l.nni·-; Dt la1wv a con-
•;c•1 v:1t1\ ,. IX n 1f.l(T:11 who usually
,,;,., 1:111 tlH RPpubhc;.m endorse•
11w11t dt·ntfrd to quit It wa-;
w11h·I:. .issunwd tht· Sl'Ht would go
111" "ons1 rvativt> Rt•publican, hut
F1·1-ro1rn prCl\·1-d tn bt• u strong
t.m1p.11g11er
"[ gumbll-d and I \\ 1111.' Ferraro
said nf h1·r -;urpnsmg \'1ctory
J\ vc·:1r 1<1tf'f. Pn·s1dl•nt Carter
ask1·1i lwr to bt• tl•·µuty nat1onul
eh.11rma11 for his rl'·L'k><:tion. That
k•u l1l .1 huc:f momL'nt an tht·
n<.1t1u11,d spotlight the speak1·r
\\ hu introduced thl' keynolt
spt:>akcr ..it t.he national conven-
tion
Ferruro !'ays sh<' 1s flatterl'd by
thl' Spt'<.ulatwn. but she's a pr:lc-
tical poht1l·1an noung that no
om• runs for \'ll'C president. She
A,W~lo
~"w York Rep. Geraldine
flu tte re d tha t he r n a m e k eep
pre identia l cand'ida te .
Ferraro ays she's
po pp)'tg u p as a v i<'f'
won't guess whether a woman
will be choS<·n
''I hate to sound as 1f I'm
hedging, but it's very difficult to
call.'' shl' said. "If you had asked
nw four wN?ks ago. I would have
said th(' odds were against ll "
And 1f she is asked .to take the
No 2 spot?
"My initial reaction is, Oh my
God. I'm in the right place at the
right t1me.'' she said.
SAN Ji'HANCISCO(AP) The
rights of wrirn1·n 1n tht• Roman
Catholic Cltun:h will t.akc 11 gveat
lt·ap towuru l'quahty next month
whPn th1• n ·v1sed t'Odl• of canon
law rt•plac u. the I !H 7 melt•
The nt·w l'\Xfr still forbids
womt•n to s1•rv1· c1s al'olytes or
lt'Ctors ut Ma!>l>, hnd their holding
of chun h off1ct•s will remain
restrirtl•d But the• cod e,
promulg:llt.o<l by P()pe J ohn Paul II
1n J:.inuary, cl11nmatt'S many prac-
llces cons1th'rt'd an'ha1c tnday.
For unl' 1 hmg. the code deletes
the n:f1·rcn<c.' lo womt•n us havmg
1 lw !klmt· '>L.Jtus as children and
1mbc..'Cilt'S a status lJ1'Stowt.'Cl as a
1111'<1Sllrf' of prolH'llOn OUt Seen
now as an assertion of 1nler1ority
The n •v1s .. d t•odt· .ilso ehl"(lmates
some less glaring 'hghL'i, frtJm
deleting a requ1n·ment that the
husband thoose th<• fan11ly homt·
to allowing wumL·n tu become
d1vc:Psan busmt•:-'> managers and
judgt'S <Jn d 1oct•:.an courts, pos-
itions from which tht•y wen·
cxdudc•d
"It's a step forward in thl' scllSC'
1t ehmmall's a grr-::it deal of
discrimination present 111 the 1917
cod<'," said Judy Barnhis<.>r. chair-
woman of the C'imun1tlt'C on
Women of tht• Canon Law Society
uf Arncrtl'<•. whKh nll't in San
Franc1S<.'O last wC'<'k
"But the m•w ccxk, while 1t has
come far 1n SOffil' rc>Spt'<'ts, still
hasn't <·hminated .. all tht' in-
JUStil'es"
Barnh1~r . :iu. ii former nun
who works for th(' st.atl advocacy
1Jffice ror tlw ComnHmwcalth of
Vlf'ginia in H1chmond. was one of
the first women to re<:e1ve u
doctoralt' m eanon law She said
she wou Id hk<' to tx ;1 judge on one
uf the many church tribunals
wltlt'h issue dedsions on mar-
riuges and annulments.
While the new code allows her
tos1t on the tribunal, she cannot be
the presiding judge even if sh~ ts
the• most qualified.
"They have moved forward,
but they have not moved forward
to the point where true equality
cx1sl8," said Sister Agnes Rose
McNally, 55, of Richmond, Va.
Like others seeking further
1:quality, Sister McNally cited the
continued ban in the new code
:.iga1nst women acolytes or lectors.
However. the Canon Law So-
l:lt•ty approved a resolution re-
4ut•stmg the National Conference
of Catholic Bishops to to petition
Home to open the permane nt fay
m1mstnes of acolyte and lector to
women.
"For the most part, women
have achieved parity with laymen
in their revised code, but becauae
women are not numbered among
the clergy or are ordained, they
sttll. m general, do not enjoy parity
with men m the church,'' said
Cecilia Bennett, director of cam-
pus ministry at Biscayne College
in Miami.
There are some circumstances
i.n which lay ministers -includ-
ing women -will be allowed to
perfonn sacramental functions,
such as baptizing, preaching, read-
ing Scripture and distributing the
Eucharist. ln areas with few
prt('Sts, such as Latin America,
nuns have been performing those
duues Cor some time.
The number of church positions
previously closed but now open tc
women include chancellor, .col-
leg1at.e judge, defender of the
bond and fmanciaJ officer.
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At Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Oct. 23. 1983
Bird in the water
beats burn on a pier
Thanks to a lot of volunteer work and no lack of
experimentation , Cathy the pelican has a new beak -a
two-ounce gauze and Epoxy glue prosthesis. It allows her
to eat and act like a normal bi rd even though it's n ot strong
enough for her to leave captivity in a Laguna Niguel
animal hospital.
Cathy, named after ''That's Incredible" celebrity
Cathy Lee Crosby, somehow has become the most
publicized of the 21 foundering birds pulled from Dana
P oint Harbor last winter with their upper beaks chopped
off. She is the second to receive the new a rtificial beak
created by inventor Benjamin Canaday of Upland. We can
expect other similarly mutilated birds will be fitted with
• these beaks in the future.
·--It's·hard to say why so many people have donated
their expertise in mending the birds. Maybe the birds'
innocence does it, or their artful style of gliding above the
ocean and then folding up in a head -first dive for fish .
J Everyone isn't an inventor. but there is something we
all can do to protect these birds. We can ,..resist the
temptation to feed them. We can force them to dive for fish
as they always have. We can teach them not to rely on
humans, because humans are the ones who are cutting
• them up.
The cruelty, we sadly note , continues. Since Sept. 16,
another 2'4 birds have been found mutilated in Monterey
~··· Bay. All but four died. Beaks were cut, and chests and
·'~ pouches were punctured.
The pelican population was unusually large in
Monterey this year State Fish and Game officials said
almost all of the in jured birds we re found near Monterey's
Fisherma n 's Wharf. They suspect filleting knives were
used. ~ · Pelicans are curious ere a tures, both expert fishers and
;y persistent beggars. It doesn't take much to tum them into
what fishermen call ''pier bums." And as Fish and Game
marine experts such as Regional Manager John Baxter
explain, pier bums rarely survive to adulthood.
Baxter said the birds in Dana Point and Monterey had
this one tragic trait in common: They lived where feeding
the pelicans was a popular practice.
. We've seen the consequences now , and we're
:: reminded the best way to save a pelican is to enjoy it from ;'Y. a distance. · < -~ :,.i;.r; ... ------------------------~----------------------..
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Cars must jog on PCH to miss runners
To the F.ciitor:
I would like to call attention to a
very naurdous condition Involv-
ing motorists on Pacific Coast
Highway and runners of either
junior or senior high school age -
either from Newpor t Beach or
Huntington Beach. I'm not sure
which.
On Monday afternoon at ap-
proximately 4 p.m., I wati driving
down Superior from the area near
Hoag to Coast Highway. On the
lower end of Superior near the
construction, traffic came almost
to a halt as runners were ahead of
me running two abreast on the
road bed. From there they were
strung out on the edge of Coast
Highway toward Huntington
Beach.
Bu t t he reaUy frightening part
came as we all approached the
Santa Ana River bridge, where
there is no bicycle or pedestrian
walkway heading West. There-
fore, two lanes of fast moving cars
attempted to slow down and
N o score in political f o o tba ll
To the F.di tor;
Diagusted is the word for me!
The Governor and the legislators
have played a cheap game of
political football with community
college funding.
Those who are in the working
world seeking to better them-
selves may soon be hard pressed to
find courses eligible for university
transfer.
Only a few districts were able to
maintain a balanced transfer and
community education program
without the fought-over monies,
including Saddleback and Coast
Community College districts, for-
tw1ately for us in Orang~ County.
The trustees of those districts
have been challenged and ma-
ligned because they had th~
foresight and courage te> deal with
the issue directly.
As a continuing student of
colleges in both districts, I am
pleased to be represented by such
credible representatives at the
local level. I wish I could say the
same for those in Sacramento.
VONDA 'L. HOBSON
Orange
Losers resort to name calling
To the F.ditor:
I guess my father's saying of
long time that poor losers end up
calling others names holds true in
Sue Jones' letter to the editor,
injecting racism and fascism into
the Irvine hospital discussion. It is
unfortunate that racism and
fascism have to be placed in what
should be a community wide
discussion on the issues and merits
of the location of the hospital.
JIM DE BOOM
Newport Beach
Protopappas is impoverish e d
To the F.dit.or:
I write this letter with concern
for Dr. Tony Prot.opappas. I am
sure you are aware of his plight.
Tony once had a home and a car
much like your average individ-
ual. Perhaps a bit more than you
or l, but not quite as much as other
top notch professionals.
He now owns almost nothing,
thanks to our fair, just and true
justice system. The lawyers who
said they were his friends literally
took absolutely ev~rything the
man had.
I hope that if Dr. Protopappas
be found not guilty which. is the
way any logical sane individual
should see it , maybe a lawyer or
perhaps a social worker could lend
him a shirt tQ wear. It is a cold,
cruel world .
Sometimes I wonder if we will
ever see the light of day even
when the sun is shining at high
noon.
T ERENCE COAKLEY
Costa Mesa
change lanes to avoid hitting 15 or
so young boys and girls running on
the edge of one traffic Lane going
across thi11 already narrow and'
dangerous bridge.
l cannot fa\hom the mentality
of any "coach " who would map
out such a potentialy dangerous
route for the pupils for whom he is
responsible. Nor can I understand
what 1sso"healthy" about jogging
or running in a cloud of exhaust
fumes! All it would take is one
!!tumble. one fall into a traffic lane
to set up a horrendous accident.
Can't we ftnd a more suitable
place for our young athletes to
run? I noticed, too, that the
"coaches" are never running
alongside, supervising.
Years ago parenta used to aay
jokingly, to an obnoxious child:
"Go play in traffic." I never
dreamed the Board of F.ducation
would truly sanction such a thinj(!
LOUISE T. SMITH
Huntington Beach
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H er e's a n uke kind of progress
To t he F.ciitor:
Evolution is partly a result of
genetic mutation . Changes in the
amount and intensity of solar
(nuclear) radiation received at the
earth's surface (and subsequent
mutation) may have been respon-
sible for climatic and evolutionary
shifts here on earth in the past.
Examples of this might include ice
ages and extinction of plant and
animal species and fonnation of
new species such as· man. By
increasing the amount of exposure
to mutagens (lying in the sun,
bathing in our effluent and
breathing the Intentionally toxi-
fied air) we are attempting to
speed up our evolution.
I feel we should explode nuclear
devices on ourselves as soon as
possible in order to further speed
up our evolution. We should bomb
those centers staffed by people
who believe in nuclear and
chemical solutions to our problems
s u ch as ra d iation and
chemotherapy. Their problems
will be solved for them when they
are nuked. Of course innocents
(tobacco, pesticide and oil com-
panies as well aa marketing,
advertising and food additive
consultants) will be killed along
with the anti-evolutionary en-
vironmentalists and ecologists but
there has to be sacrifice for the
greater good.
The difference between planta
and animals and man, I assume, is
that man is conscious of the
changes that can be brought to
bear on the earth (our environ-
ment) and can initiate change at
will. Man can choose, through the
gift of God, upon which path he
may guide the earth he i.s respon-
sible for. Breath deep the gather-
ing faUout that we may mutate
great in God's image and support
your local tQXic waste dump.
. BRADCROUL
Ne~port Beach
L~ve hug invades X-Car probe
WASHING TON -Did true
love keep the federal agency in
charge of auto safety from crack-
ing down on General Motors?
This much can be said : The chief
honcho in charge of investigating
GM's 1980 X-car brake defects
was courting a GM secretary who
owned $35,000 worth of company
stock. This romance just happened
to occur during the 17 ·month
period when the National High-
way Traffic Safety Adminis-
tration was trying to determine
whether the X-ca.rs were causing
death on the highways.
I first reported last July on the
number of X-car driven who
were killed or maimed while the
federal agency was twiddling its
thumbs. Two months ago, the
Justice Department filed suit
against the country's biggest auto-
maker, charging that GM ex-
ecutives allowed X -cars to be sold
when they knew full well the
brakes -were defective. OM ve-
hemently denies the accusation
and has said so in massive court
filings.
NHTSA's chief investigator,
George Anikis, also denies any
wrongdoing. "My only sin was
falling in love with someone who
worked for the company," he told
my associate Tony Capaccio.
It's a response that appeals to
my romantic nature but un-
fortunately there are some cold,
hard facts that cannot be ignored.
~
-Jl-Cl_i_ND-IR-80-N -~
NHTSA records show that
Anik.is personally called h is future
bride's boss and gave h im the
results of .;ngineering tests that
indicated a potentially dangerous
defect in the X-car's brake system.
He al.so instructed his staff to
provide additional information to
the same GM official as the
investigation proceeded. Last
May, NHTSA's ch ief counsel con-
cluded that Anjkis had indeed''
been 'involved in an apparent
conflict of interest.
Anikis told my associate he first
met the GM secretary about June
1981, on one of h is first visits to
GM in connection with the X-car
problem. They "started seeing
each other seriously" about three
months later , he said, after she
had transferred to a company
office unconnected with the X-car
case.
At the end of 1981. when they
had decided to marry, Anikis
asked an agency personnel official
for reassignment to prevent a
conflict of interest. But the chief
counsel's report noted that "no
mention was made that Mr.
Anikis' intended wife held GM
stock." He was not reassigned at
that time.
The investigator and the sec-
retary were married on Oct. 9.
l982. Three weeks later. he was
transferred from the defects in-
vestigation office.
"There certainly appears to be a
technical violation of (conflict of
interest regulations) for the
three-week period commencing
Oct. 9,'' the chief counsel wrote.
adding:
"Early in 1982 Mr. Anikis
contemplated the marriage, and at
the very least knew by the
summer of 1982 of intended wife's
GM h oldings. Yet he continued to
manage the Defects Office until
November.
"During 1981 and 1982," the
counsel continued, "until his re-
assignment Mr. Anikls was active-
ly engaged in supervising ... the
GM X-body brake case (but) did
not at any time during this period
recuse himself from dealing with
GM."
Nevertheless, because he · had
told an agency official of his
dilemma prior to the marriage,
Anikis had not committed a
"meaningful" violation of crimi-
nal law, the chief counsel decided.
The General Accounting Office
looked into the situation at the
request of Rep. Tim Wirth,
D-Colo., and reported that under
Anikis' supervision of the X-cM
problem. "numerous activities
caUed for under agency guidelines
were not taken." The GAO
auditors also found that the X-car
investigation "received increased
attention when the management
of the defect investigation office
changed" in November 1982 -
that is. after Antkis was no longer
in charge.
The Transportation Depart-
ment's inspect.or general LS now
conducting an investigation of
Anik.is' conduct.
STRICTLY PERSONAL: The
other evening, I addreued the
4,500 midshipmen at the U.S .
Naval Academy in Artna~lil.
During the question period after
the lecture, a fourth clauman, •till
damp behind the ears, uked a"-
question obviously based on a
careful reading of my column. I
was pleased. Then quite casually,
he explained: He had been re-
quired to read the column u
punishment.
•After I complained · to · my
doctor about back pains, he put me
through a few medical routin.es
and quickly concluded that a belly
bulge was putting extra strain on
my back muscles. I made the
mistake of confiding the doctor's
diagnosis to my assistant Opal
Ginn. Later in the day, a fan
dropped by the office and gushed,
"l like Jack Anderson because he
has guts." Opal agreed. "That'•
what the doctor jlllSHold him," she
said.
A great man is hard to refine
Someone at lunch the other day
remarked that he had met a
distlnguiahed novelist at a party
and was "utterly dlaappolnted" ln
the man. "A very off-putting
chap," he said, "not at all warm
and sympathetic, aa you might
expect from his novela." Thl1 ls an
old ref rain. The creator and h!a
creation are not necetaarily the
aarne, or even similar. What goes
into an artist'• work la the bett
part of him, what he uplrea to;
what comes out of him socially and
personally may be the dregs left
over after the vintage has been
poured.
I have met too many creative
people over the yean to be
disappointed in any of them. And
the finest, moat aenaitive poeu are
perhaps the worst of all In tome
respects. So much distiUed love·
Unes't goes into their work that the
retldue 11 dark and bitter. R~bert
Frott WM voe 1uch: Dylan
IYlllY 111111
~·
~
Thomas, in quite a different way,
wuanother.
For sheer disappointment,
though, humorists probably take
the booby prize. It Is not that they
are usually not tunny in private:
no reason they should be. It Is that
they are often crotchety and vain
and mean, so that you cannot
believe they have written such
delightful piffle. As hard to be-
lieve, ln fact, as Lewis Carroll's
being the Reverend Dodpon.
Brendan Gill'• book Hereat the
New Yorker d laplar• James
Thurber in some o his leaa
anrac:Uve mqods and momenta as
not the sort of fellow you'd want
to uk in for a dtlnk. Though he
was a grtet humorist of our tlme.
Thurber's testiness got worse as
he got older. By the time I
reviewed hia lut book for the
Saturday Review, even his writ-
ing had curdled Into petulam'e and
acerbity. He resented not having
won a Nobel Prize.
S.J . Perelman, my favorite
humorist of thlt century (along
with the vastly different Stephen
Leacock), was never detcrib@d u a
barrel of run to be with. He left
New York In a pet tome years ago,
to live in London and returned not
much later in a pet about London.
Unlike Falstaff, he wu witty In
hlmaelf, but not the caual of
merriment In 0th.en.
People are pec)ple, whatever
else they may be. Loull Un·
tenneyer. the poet and an thologl.at
who d ied pea~fully of old aae a
while ago, waa fond of telling a
story on himtelf to Illustrate this
general point. He was attending a
New Year's Ev~ costume party
one evening and flinging hlm9elf
into the spirit of the thing by
wearing a ridiculous paper hat
and raucou.aly blowina a hom.
A college girl walked up to him,
peered into his face and then
turned on her heel. "Hah!" ahe
snorted at ahe walked away.'' And
he'• Required Reading!''
lllDIYID
Now that the Phillies no ion.r
want Pete Role, perhaps lhe
Angela can 1lgn him. Afier lll. he'•
old enough to play for them now.
Fnatrated Fan
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Oct. 23, 1983 ~ 7
Pink or blue? Test quells doub t
Ultrasound examination capable of te lling baby' x five n1onths hf>fo r •• b irth
BOSTON (AP) ls it a boy or a girJ?
Routine ultrasound exams can safely
answer that question up to five months
before a baby 1s bOrn, two studies today
show
produc:es sueh clear pkturcs that doctor:.
ca n distinguish thl• unborn baby's sex.
prnducc u pu..'tUrt: uf tht· l\"IUl-1m.1d1 Ou·
womb, t·an be used tu d1:.t111gu1sli llw ..,,., ,,
early as the 14th Wc'l·k o f gl">l•ll1on
These tests have been available for
several years to check the growing fetus for
defec·ts. but the latest test equipment
Ultrasound will "provide information
for parents that will help them appreciate
that little person thars inside and plan their
families," said Dr Jason C B1rnhol2, who
condut·tt'CI one of the studies.
The same tnfurrnat11111 ll> .1l~o p111\ 1d1 d
by tlw genetic test ('.Jll(•d ,in111111t·1·1111•'1' Hu i
that µroceclun· as mun· 'omplw;tlc d 1\11d
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Study reveals
dioxin linked
to rare cancer
NEW YORK (AP) -Research suggesting a lmk
bet ween the toxic.· chemical dioxm and a rare form of
cancer an humans who worked with herb1c1des has
bet>n challenged by a federal agency in rave of tht'
seven suspected cases.
But Marilyn Fingerhut. the Nauonal Institute
for Occupational Safety and Heal\h epidemiologist
who released the findings Wednesday, cautioned the
new analysis "doesn't ehmmate the concern and it
doesn't exacerbate 1t."
··The bottom hne 1s we need larger studies to
confirm or to refute these smaller ones," Fingerhut
said.
NIOSH is studying 6.000 workers at 10 plants
where herbicides were made during the last 35 years.
The expanded worker study is expected to be
completed by mid-1985. Ms. Fingerhut said m an
interview after she addressed a Rockefeller Unjver-
s1ty s~posium attended by 200 dioxin experts.
Statistical data connected with some of the
original cases-the only ones reported thus far in the
United States -had suggested the rate of soft tissue
sarcoma incidents was more than 40 times the
expected rate
But the two remaining cases would still leave the
actual rate of soft tissue sarcomas. which attack parts
of the body such as fat, muscle and blood vessesls. as
much as 30 times above the expected rate
The seven workers were employed by Monsanto
Co. and Dow Chemical Co.
The announcement, made during the opening
session of a two-day gathering of about 200 dioxin
experts from around the world, challenged medical
data Cirst reported in medical journals three years ago
in four separate studies.
Those reports and an analysis of them ear her this
year by NIOSH officials had been the basis for recent
pronouncements by other health experts. such as
· CDC officials. that the re appeared to be a link
between occupational exposure to dioxin and soft
tissue sarcoma.
NIOSH's followup research. which began fol-
lowing the initial pubtication of the individual
studies. included the compilation of pathology
reports. medical records. tissue specimens. death
cert1f1cates and company records. Fingerhut said.
Then, outside independent pathologists analyzed the
data.
AIDS playing no
favorites in Haiti
BOSTON (AP) -AIDS strikes rich and poor
alike an Haiti, but few victims in the Caribbean nation
appear to be homosexuals or drug addic·ts -the
·maJOr risk groups in the United States. accordmg to a
study published today
The research also found that the illness probably
did not exist in Haili before 1978, and that the
ep1dem1c erupted there and in the United States at
about the same time.
"No segment of Haitian society appears to be free
of opportunistic infections o r Kaposi's sarcoma," two
maJOr fomlS of AIDS. the researchers wrote in
today's New England Journal of Medicine. "These
diseases have been diagnosed in the indigent and the
wealthy. the illiterate and the educated. and m people
wllh diverse occupauons."
Haitian doctors who conducted the study did not
draw a conclus1on on how the disease was transmitted
among people.
··The most probable theory 1s the sexual route.
but this 1s only speculation." Dr. Bernard Laautaud.
one of the researchers. Sa.Jd an an interview.
The study was di.rected by Dr. Jean W Pape of
the Haitian Study Group on Kaposi's Sarcoma and
Opportunistic Lnfectaon in Port-au-Prince
Most of the 2.400 reported vtcttms In the United
States have been male homosexuals or drug abusers,
but about 5 percent have been Haitian 1mrrngrants
who rell into neither of the other categories.
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Wor!Jen traveling alone in Europe can do so with caution
The wrirer has traveled extensively throughout
Europe, her latest trip bemg a year ago when she
traveled througll 26 countries on a budget of $7 a day.
By Oeborab Dumoo
ltteci.I IO lhe DellJ l'ilol
M•1ybe you don't have the money for a Euro pea~
tour or a tour group just isn't your style Why not
Eura1l 1t alone? "But I can't go alone," you say. "I'm a
woman." Not true.
Yes, 1l is true a woman traveling alone may be
more vulnerable. But i{ you go about it the right way.
more doors can be opened lo you. The point is lo walk
through only the right doorways. Here are some
hints:
PREPARE, PLAN AND ORGANIZE
There are lists of what to take, but you must be
mentally equipped as well. Not only should you carry
the book of Eurail train schedules and maps, but
know how to use it. Figure out the system.
Train stations have a picture display of train cars.
Before boarding find out:
V"The car with your desunation so you don't find
yourself in the wrong car when I.he train makes a spltt
to Germany and you want to got lo Italy
V'The class
v IC you need a reservation
v If it's express and you must pay a supplement.
Then stand at the location on the platform so that
you can quickly find a seat.
Obtain a handbook (from the travel section of a
bookstore) which describes the country and city's
local transport network. money exchange and even
how to use 1he telephone. Each local transport is
different -honor system. paying the driver, buying
a tit'ket elsewhere. etc. Don't fumble with your
money. know how much you need and have it ready.
Pick up all the information you can at tourist
mlormation. Ask as many questions as you can.
Confirm and re-confirm. ,
Then sit down and decide which places you want
to visit and the exact route and mark it. Number them
in order because opening days and closing times
differ.
Do not walk along with your map wide open.
Stop, out of the way and look at it. Then fold it small
enough to hold in one hand and check it often. Street
names tend to change from block to block.
Being organized and informed ahead of time will
cut down your vulnerability. If you are fumbling
with a map whale walking, that's when your pocket is
picked. If you don't know how much something
should cost. that's when they'll cheat you. If you look
like you're lost, that's when the wrong person wall
show you the way.
Even if you arc lost -don't look 1t. Always look
like you know exactly where you are golng. Carry
yow-sel! with confidence and a sense of direction.
COMMUNICATION
Carry a Berlitz phrase book and learn at least
these three things:
v "Where is" then you can point lo a name or
map.
v "How much does it cost" -they can write the
numbers.
V'''Thank you."
With these three phrases you can ask directions.
make them aware that you've made an effort to know
some of the language and are price conscious. People
will be less Uke!y to take advan tage of you aQ.P make
an extra effort to help you.
Smile-it's the best communication of all.
MEETING PEOPLE
Just because you are on your own doesn't mean
you need to be alone. You can meet local residents and
other travelers. Good places to meet pople are on
trains (so you may want to choose busie r hours),
youth hostels (open to all ages). information centers
and the sights.
Be forward. Ask questions even if you already
know the answer -it can start a coruLe.rsation You
can gel loads of information about places you're
h~aded and maybe even a companion. •
I carried a large journal which became a
conversation starter. People would ask me where I'd
been and what I was writing about. It also kept me
busy if I didn't want lo speak to anyone.
If you are alone, stand next to a group or a family
while waiting. On a subway, sit behind the driver.
Traveling doesn't mean you shouldn't trust
anyone or you have to always be suspicious. It just
means being more cau tious. I
Your judgement should get better as you go
along. But never, never go against your intuition. If it
d<>eSn't seem right, toss logic out the window and
don't take a chance,
Realize that as a woman, you may have to spend
a little more than a male counterpart. A man can
hitchhike or sleep in a park or cheap hotel. For a
Fuller ton College o ffers travel program
Winter in Yellowstone National Park awaits
friends of Fullerton College -both in the form of
slide presen tations and a seven-night, six-day
outdoor adventure in the land of Old Faithful.
Wednesday, Oct. 26 in the faculty lounge on the
campus at 32 1 E. Chapman Ave. The first presen-
tation, for students and staff, will be at noon with the
Chuck Schneebeck , Fullerton College
public invited at 7:30 p.m.
1
Schneebeck will also lead a "Winter In Yellow·
stone National Park" tour, Jan. 29 through Feb. 3,
and will discuss this winter adventure following the
slide presentations. The $350 per person fee does not
include transportation to and from Jackson Hole,
Wyoming, food, personal gear and cross country ski
_ biologist/naturalist. says Yellowstone in winter is a
land of snow, beauty and unique features. Thou.sands
of elk and bison are concentrated in the thermaJ
basins, where they find food and some warmt~.
Steam from the geysers and hot springs Creei.e on the
trees, causing columns of ice.
To share the beauty of the Yellowstone and
Teton national parks area. the veteran teacher will
show his slides tn two separate presentations
equipment. 1
Additional information on the shde presentation
or the tour is available by calling Schneebeck at
871·8000.
I
Euro pe sp ectacula r in autu mn
1
It's time to rediscover Europe and its
superb fall travel bargains.
Europe moves into one of its most
spectacular phases in the autumn. FaIJ
festivals. featuring hosts m colorful
native costumes nad an emphasis on
good food and fun, spring up across the
continent. ne w symphony seasons
begin tn the major ctties: and the opera
seasons open tn Milan and Vienna.
But this year. there is even more.
The bargams have rarely been so
anracuve. The US. dollar is Clexang its
muscle as the economic recovery con-
t mu es to gathe r momentum.
Europe-bound Americans find they are
receiving more English pounds, Italian
ltra. German marks. French francs and
other currency m exchange. In any
language. that translates mto greater
buying power abroad.
the successful transaUanttc summer
vacation season is over. I
Pan Am. for Instance, is offering a I
new New York-London winter fare of
$498, effective Oct. 15 -a $101 savings I
over its previous low advance purchase
fare. T he new 7-14 day fare, called a
Winter Inclusive Tour rate, is for I
Saturday departures and requires I
booking hotels in advance (which most
vacationers prefer to do, anyway.) And I
on Oct. l. Pan Am's APEX advance
book.ing rate for New York to Paris was
slashed from $813 to only $629. So the
bargains are there. before you even
leave home.
And speaking of home, as costs slide
downward, the convenience factor for
American travelers goes up.
Call 642-5678
Pul a few w ords
to work. for you
woman, It's better lo pay a Uttle more and be 84:.'\:Ure. attempts to steal my day pack. I was aware and had a
With the right mental equipment you won't look firm grip.
helpless. ln fact, when you sling the backpack onto Toward the end of my trip. no matter what
the overhead rack with ease and sit down lookinng country, shopkeepers kept speaking to me in their
calm but adv~nturous, you are usually given a nod oC native tongue. But I knew it was working when a
approval and respect. British man m Vienna pointed to his BerUu
Does It work? After ei~ht months I uvolded phrasebook and trjed to ask me questions in German!
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Den.and
a little 010re to
Sit mar
SuperSa,·e 1·~
are batk for
rn84 .
Book yoLff
Mexico cruise
bv March a1. l~) 4 and the first t \\'O pa:-;-
:::;engers per cabin save $600
($200 pe1· person, plu:-; $100 per
per8on t r an8porlatiun allo\\·-
anc:e ). Super Savers appb• to
all 10 and 11-day Mexico cruises
from J anuar~· 1-l to May2~exc:ept
M,u·c:h Hand 1-1 clt>partu1·e~.
Experience more.
The beautiful. Libr:>1·ian-
registered Fair~ea and 11t'\\'
aH.000 ton F'ai1·sky \\'ere built
to pi-ovide ~·ou with total
luxm»'· Visit fh·e popular ports
along the
Mexican
Ri,·iera.
\\'hile . itmar
pamper:-; you with
:-;pa<:iuu:-; c:abin~. 'lelightful
dining.exciting-entertainment ancl
~4-h<1t1r~erviee in the Italian style.
Additional savings.
And the1·f>'s more. En.•n \\'ith
ou1· dramatic: Super Saver sa,·ings,
we offer a $100 pet· pen;on trans-
portation allO\\'anC'e for those \\'ho
don't Ll~l' 11ur Ai r/St'a Program.
Frn· mofl(' \'Htation \'alues, ask
your tra\·l~l agent about $800
uper San•r ~avings to the
Panama Canal and $400 saving~
to the Ca1·ihbean.
Tht> ::-;itmar Experience is
sold l'Xtlu:-:h·£-ly b~· pmfe:-:sional
tra\'l'I aµ:ents. Com.:ult yuur~ today.
Sitmar Super Savers
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Although prices constantly fluctuate
in Europe, as in the U.S .. it is clear that
the bargains are there this fall. In
London. for example. a 50-pound hotel
room would have cost about $92.50 last
autumn. With the present power of the
dollar, the cost is now approximately
$78. In Paris. two years ago you got four
francs per dollar; you now get nearly
eight. French tourist officials say the
buytng power of 'American vacations
JUSl since last autumn has risen about
30 percent.
Pan Am has developed a broad
domestic U.S. network tying into these
hubs. Now, vacationers from such cities
as Kansas City, Tulsa, Minneapolis and
Cincinnati can fly a single airline, Pan
Am, from their home towns to such
European destinations as Rome. Lon-
don, Frankfurt, Paris and Zurich.
ln addition. Pan Am offers a number
of specially-priced and guaranteed
vacation pack.ages to suit a variety of
budgets and tastes. These range from
show tours in London to rental car
'Pack.ages. motoreoach tours and even
train trips and barge rides through
Britain and the wine country of France.
Your travel agent or local Pan Am
agent can give you details.
N ow's the t i111c to save
on a fabulous Hawaiian
vacation . The friendly skies
can take you from Los
Angeles to Honolulu for
just $159 each way when
you fly round-trip.
And while our fare is
rcducc.9, our service is not.
You still get UnitccJ's ex-
clusive Royal Hawaiian
. \ Service, with exoti c drinks,
, . · Polynesian delicacies and the · * roomy comfort of a 747.
So call your navel Agent
today: Or call United at
973-2121. We've got Hawaii
on sale.
Add lo this the fact that some major
U.S. airlines are offering a new round
of attractive bargain air fares now that
'On -the-Move' travel packa ges planned
Fullerton College Community Rela-
l1ons has made arrangements for six
special mtemational travel packages
this wmter and sprtng.
Included in are a Mexican Riviera
Pre-Christmas Cruise, Panama Canal
Winter Cruise, Caribbean Cruise at
Easter. New Zealand and Australia
·Holiday. China and the Orient, and
Tahiti Vacation -Paradise or Sun and
Sand.
Becauae of new negotiating powers
in lntemational travel, Fullerton Col-
lege "On-the-Move" participants ben-
efit from special additional meals,
parties. tips and gratuities Included,
pre-trip-briefingis, etc
Trip dates and costs include Mexican
Cruise, Dec. 18-24, $1,189: Panama
Canal Cruise, Feb 7 -16, Crom $1 ,898:
China and the Orient, March 17-April
5. $1,495; Caribbean Crui~, April
14-21. $1 ,495; New Zealand-Australia.
April 21-May 9, $2,400; and Tahiti
Vacation, May 18-24. $1,165. All costs
are based on double occupancy accom-
modations although single supple-
ments are avajlable.
Since each trip has limited partici-
pation, early registration is necessary.
Additional Information on the tours
and registration procedures. Is avail-
able by calling 871-8000. ext. 252.
A ir port van se rvice exp an ds
Twenty Four Hour Airport Exprem
South.em, Callfomia'a largest and old-
et\ airport van 1ervice, bu added five
new routes to IC. hotel Mln.lcoach
...-vice. K!!OOJ'ding to Kenneth J.
Woods, director of marketing.
Twenty Four Hour Airport E'>Cpreet
oow operat.et elght routes terVtna IH
hot.e .. ln 36 commun.1ue1 with mln1-
cc:.ch eervice In both «ianp and Loa
Angelee countJes.
Mini~h provides tranaport.ation
betwem LAX, Ont.arto International
Airport, and Joh.n Wayne Airport.
In addition to hotel m.ln.lcoach 11tt· vtce, Twenty Four Hour Airport Ex-
J>l'fl9 operates door to door ~rvauon
ee1'Vice to all major airportl ln Orange
and Loi Anleles countJet from real-
dence, bu.slnete or hotel.
Further lnformation may be ob-
tained b)' callinC (213) 694w481J, (714)
738-~106 or (714) 836-~871.
•
F:irc Cn<lc MXR7
"E<1ch way when you fly round-trip.
Prn.:e sla,;itly higher on weekends
Seven Jay allvam:e pun:hasc.
Spcl'.1al farL· nut availahle: WesthounJ,
Dccembt.'r 16 to Dcccmhcr 24, IY~J.
E3stboumJ, Dcccmhcr 26, l91B to
l:inu;uy 6, 1984.
0 R A E
Sophisticates off er.
By VIDA DEAN
OI -Delly,.... llall
t's been quite an experience and a lot of hard work, but it's
for a great cause," said Carlyn Steiner, chalnnan of the
Saturday Solid Gold Rummage Sale belng held at the
Orange County Fairgrounds in the Crafta Building.
Groundwork for the sale, which will benefit the
Asaeasment and Treatm~nt Services Cent.er of Coastal
Orange County, began more than a y~ ago.
JoAnne Mix and Audrey Cotton came up with the Idea for the
sale which would feature designer fashions donated by retail st.ores
as well as the designers themselves and other good used "better"
clothing.
First of all there had to be an organization to sponsor the sale -
The Sophisticates was formed. The group now has 100 members and
40 associates.
Members were enlisted through a eeries of parties and
luncheon11. Mamie Fluor Reid hOlted a party in her home, Mix
opened her home for another one, Saks Fifth Avenue. South Coast
Plaza, held one and imev~nt was staged at Ernftto'a Restaurant.
AIM>, the Sophisticates participated In the Ferra101to beld at.
Villa Nova to celebrate the restaurant's golden anniversary.
0 A S T
SVNDA Y . OCTOBER 23. 1983 D
D
Sophisticate Susan Barlow
of Newport Beach wears
one of the designer fashions
from the Solid Gold Rum·
mage Sale scheduled Satur·
day at the Orange County
Fairgrounds .
• • . . . solid_ gold rummage
Proceeds from that party went for operating costs for the Solid Gold
Sale.
"We took the Idea partly from the Junior League in San Diego
and the Collea.gues in Los Angeles," Mix said. "The Colleagues
were wonderful. Memben met with ua at lunch and gave us a lot of
Ideas. They have been having this type of sale for 30 years and at
one of them they made $2M>.OOO." "The Sophisticates have worked
very hard on this fund.railer." Steiner said. "Ollie Hill and Annette
Hurwitz were in charge of scheduling the kickoff luncheon and
they planned the parties.
"Mary Ann Miller has served as model chairman. To publicize
the event ahe put on fashion ahowa for six groups in the area. Nancy
Hines, operation chainnan, haa done work behind the scenes. She is
the one that arranged for the fairgrounds location for the sale,"
Steiner added. "I don't know what we would have done wfthout Jane
Mlnakoff'a iron and ironing boa.rd. She haa done a fantastic job of
seeing that the clothing wtll be in good shape," the chairman said
recalllJll all of the work that has gone into the planning.
"Erlene Garn and BUlur Wallerich of Saks have been most
helpful and Shirley Meu.ch, our diaplay chairman who works for
Nordstrom, haa arranged for the store to donate tacka, tables and
bep.''
The sale will feature clothing for men. women and children
along with costume jewelry and accessories. The items have been
stored at a warehouse at 1981 Orchard Drive, Santa Ana. Anyone
wishing to donate items may do so by telephoning 660·0354 to
arrange a time to deliver their goods. ·
"Shoppers will find Goeffrey Beene, Sonia Rykiel, Adolfo, Jill
Richards and many other labels at the sale," Mix said. "Also, we
have so~ furs."
Sale hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and general admission is free but
a $5 donation will admit shoppers to the Gold Room featuring new
and quality used designer clothing. Ann Pange and Martha Green
have been In charge of scheduling the 75 Sophisticates who will be
working on sale day. "We are proje<:ling $25.000 in proceeds," said
Steiner. "This is ourflrst try at this sort of sale. In November we will
hold an evaluation meeting and decide if we will sponsor sales on a
yearly basis or evez:y other year."
ATSC is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to the
obje<:tive: Arrest tbe Problem, Not tbe child. It is a juvenile
diversion protra.m aimed at providing an alternative to the juvenile
justice system for local police and the youthful offe~ders who come
in contact with them.
The cent.er offers a program which uses a professional team to
provide a service to youths and their families to resolve a variety of
problems which can l~ad to delinquent behaviot .
•
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By VIDA DEAN
D..,l'tle4e-ty~llltor
,... • ifl-giving ideas for the holidays!
G At home the Christmas
catalogs are arriving In the mail
1
' and here at the office the cosmetic
company releases are showing up
with all sorts of ideas on how their
.....__ ____ _. products would be perfect gifts.
So far, brushes are big.
Chanel describes its lip brush ($12.50) as a
wonderful stocking stuffer. It's made of sable and
comes in a sleek black metal case. "Boxed for easy
gift wrap" is a eollection of brushe5 including one
for powder, powder blush, the me tal cased lip
brush, angled eye shadow and an eyebrow
groomer ($65).
Prescriptive also offers a brush colleciion (it
would be great for gift giving. coo), but their
"pitch" is that the owner can achieve a perfectly
finished face for the holidays with this set. So you
would probably need to buy this for yourself.
Six precision-designed natural bristle brushes
make up the set ($80) and they stand in a smooth
black metal stand.
They also have a single offering -a finishing
brush from the collection. It is used to set newly
• applied foundation. After the total makeup look is
complete, this fluffy, full, natural bristle brush
adds the finishing polish of loose powder (pric:e
$25).
Good brushes are a joy to have and after you
'Audrey Cotton and ~
lhadtheideaforthe
Solid Gold Rum-
mage Sale about one
and a half years ago.
The Sophisticates
group was formed
for this purpose. We
hope the Idea will
catch on and the sale
will get bigger and
better every year'
-JoAnneMix
On the cover. . . .
[S usan Barlow of Newport Beach models a
two-piece evening ensemble by Holly's
Harp. Rhinestones. sequins and bugle
beads trim the neckline and sleeves of the
top she wears with soft pajamas. A
matching skirt goes with the set. The black
bi'Oadtail coat is trimmed with natural mink. T he
fashions will be featured at the Sophisticates' Oct.
29 Solid Gold Rummage Sale at the OC
Fairgrounds. Setting for the photograph is the indoor pool
area of the Galaxy Drive home of Virginia and
Paul Bender now on the market. "Loan" of the
home was arranged by another Sophisticate
member, real estate age~t Barbara Aune.
Barlow. an Orange County resident for 15
years. is the owner of the Susan Barlow Dance
Academy in Corona de! Mar. where she teaches
jazz. "I have been dancing all of my life." she says.
Actually, she began with ballet at the age of five.
Her latest project is establishing a 8,200
square-foot performing arts school of dance.
theater and musical co.medy, Dance Connection, at
Redhill and Bristol. in Costa Mesa.
Before her marriage seven years ago to Dr.
James Barlow, Susan was a photography model.
Her mOdeling now is limited to the catalog she
produces featuring her dancegear, which is also
sold at the boutique in her academy.
She has three stepchildren, one of whom.
Leslie, lives at home and attends Corona del Mar
High School.
The Barlows enjoy traveling and water sk iing
(she skis and he pilots the boat.)
Susan is also a member of the Sound of Music
Chapter of the Orange County Perfonning Arts
Center.
With all of her actiAtttles, Susan still insists.
"I'm really a homebody. I like to cook and I raise
orchids."
Fashion calendar
NORDSTROM: An Obenneyer skiwear ~res
entation wilJ be conducted noon to 4 p.m. Saturday
by sales representative Amy Skalings in Active
Sportswear on two Also. at the South Coast Plaza
store, the latest line of Colmar designer skiwear
will be previewed Oct. 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. by
representative Joru Berman in Active Sportswear. . . .
NEIMAN-MARCUS: Fendi furs will be
modeled from noon to 4 p.m . on Wednesday and
Thursday in the Fur Salon, second level.
• • •
SA.KS FIFTH AVENUE: SFA'ntast1cdr esses
wiU be shown at U a.m. Wednesday in the dress
deparunent.
• • •
BULLOCKS: A teddy bear party wiU be.held
Saturday at l p.m. on the lower level of the South
Coast Plaza store. The public may join th~ party
with their bears and enter the contest for oldest
bear. best dressed, tiniest plush and best dressed of
the season bears.
Good for you!
Daily Pilat classll1ed ads
phone 642·56 78
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Oct. 23, 1983
• • It's time to start thin king about gift-g1v1ng
VD~
have used them for a while -they are a must for
applying makeup
v Thanking about Christmas at this time really
depresses me. l don't set>m to be able to <."Oncentrate
on more than one holiday at a time. First we· have
to have Halloween and cat the Thanksgiving
turkey .
Spt•aking of Halloween, I was at a county fair
in Ventura twu weeks ago with thousands of
people milling around the fairgrounds It seemed
that l'very youngster under 12 had a painted face.
They had visite<l a booth and as 1;1 result th~1r fares
were transformed into rainbows.
For Hallowt>en, wouldn't the painl('d face be
more comfortable for a youngster lhan trying lo
keep a mask in place? I suppose that typ<' of face
paint 1s for sale at stores, but-why not paint th£:
child up with eyl' shadows? Mosl moms have a
supply of colors around the house -they could
turn art1sl -make rainbows. polka dolS and a
great variety of d~:.1gns. Nearly all dry powdered
shadows can be applied with a w et brush. The kids
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c.·alled Cc·hS$t' 11 I!'! pri '-•·ntt·tl 111 a r11n1 111111
c:oJJe<.:llOn thtil 111d11dt•-. Viti llJU~ <;ltt•:. Of 1)1'1 !Ur111•
clusung powdt•r and 1rn11stun· lotwn
Su many frc:1g1 anc t-; n1 w l'Olllt in -.1·v1•ral
forms and 11 niakc·i. 1 •• :.1·1111~ '"' c·<tsy Yuur
fragrance lasts lung1•1 \\ hc·n your sonµ, l11t111n
I
'oft and cri~p bow~
Cris p and c:l a~!->ic· ... tript•d ho\\ lit• (top
lt·ft ) of s ilk i~ ttw pt•rfe('l nc·c·t-11 1 for
todav's tailurt.•d .... hirt a ncl s kirt t•om -
ltina iion. A flowing artist'" bow (hot-
'> tom left ) add& softncs a nd g lamour to
t•asual wpekt•nd W<'ar. The brig ht
bandana print i!-available in s ix vivid
-,ha de!!! from Echo. A l 0-inch by
90-inehc~ rf'cl, white and blu<' strip
wovt'n rayon s<·urf (above) goes into a
romanli<' soft how for drama.
Sylena designs for
ROSEFIELD
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Bndn/ G< JV\ ns
one/
Oebutante 01 e<;ses
these gown<; ou?
available fur re orcJer to
the public by oppoll1lment
only.
Designer go wns
at wholesale pri1_·pc;
stnrt ot $?00.00
FOi •1111>0111tm1•111,
coll Meli • 11 4 i;_,,, 1 .'(>II
losh•t." <;how' <;11'1
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1914 N f\..lmn $1,, ,,, 11 )1111° •\ I
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du11t1ng powde1 anCJ C.'Ologne are m the same
fr11111ly
Real luxury is when you haw a candlf· of the
'-<.lrne S<.·c:nt Bum it as you get <ln:ssed fur a big
t'v1•nmg out
S('••nLt>d l·andll'S are great for taking on a
• t11p,Loo Wht·n you arrivt• at the hotel, just light up
tll\' rnndlt• imt.l add a homey tou<:h w your room. I
have· a friend 1ha1 always takes a can of room
deodonwr on a trip, but aren't candles nicer?
Bcs1dt-s, spray cans don't like to fly (/ r.ake hair
sµrny 111 t.J pump lx>tth• ever sine<' a spray can
1•111µ11e<l W;t•lf all p\ ,.,. mv eosmetic case during a
llrght)
v I)1d you knt.>w tlwt lw1r spray appht'CI to the toes
11! your s111l Jalfoo1 h%1• (b<•for(' you put tht:m on)
wil l 111;1k1• thc•m o little stnmgN .rnd last a little
l1>11g1•r"
v HL...:enLly G erma.11w Montell and Mciy Company
-.por1s11(1•d fl sc«1r('h an Cahfor nia for a Supplt•gen
He :1u I y among wonwn over 40 TC>n f ma lists have
lin·n ..,t-lt1:ted from rh1• 500 who entere<.1 the
• •111H·st rCalrfornw tnd} be the home of the sweet
/Jin/ CJ[ youth. but hundreds of women seem to
;1gH'<' that uver 4U 1s fabulous.) The winner will be
llJrued Thursday in North Hollywood and her
pnZl'S "ill 1ndude appt"aring man ad campaign, a
$1.01111 -;hopping spro1.." o GM makeover: beauty
p1 cx.luc:Ls and an advance cuurst' 111 pr.o,Jecting a
poh~hL·d 1nu1gl' Tht-national winnt-r gets a trip to
N1·" York plus o Sl':..'i1on with fashion and celebnty
pliutograµhcr Ben Stt·rn She alSlJ will appear rn
national ads as the SupplF-gen model
Club calendar
ALPHA CHI OMEGA chapten. members and
,t1umn<1e will celebrate the 98th b1r1hday of the
soronty Monday at the Conestoga Hotel in
Anaheim For reservations call Candv M1gnac:ca at
ti7:J 3247
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF AMERICAN PEN
WOMEN. utl1forn1a Coast Branch, w1U hear silent
s<:reen star Frances X Bushman Monday in
Fount.am Valley For information call Clara .
&·hultz a1 962-2532
• • •
TlJESDA Y CLUB OF NEWPORT HARBOR
will mel't Tuesday, of course. at the Sheraton
I lotd in Newpor1 &>ach begmnmg at I I 30 a m
For 111fo1 mat1on, t·all 768-6842
C 1\ LI r ORN I A F'EIJERATION OF'
W< >J\IEN S CL UBS. Orang1..· DistriC't. will ml·el
'I u1 ·~J.1v ,1t the Co-.w Mc>sa Wom('n's Cluhhou!><'
lilll W IH1lt St for an Ut:tober Har\'est lunehl'On.
With care.ls and gamt•s For rl'!>l0n:a11 ons ,·:111
( 'h,1rl11llt Hc•t•cl at r,~h NI 4
ti • • •
LAGUNA NIGUEL REPUBLICAN
WOMF.N FEDERATED will m<'<.'t Wednesday for
1hru11·1 at tht.> Holiday Inn m Laguna Hills to hear
intl'rnauonal corn•spond('nt John Morie~ For
11~·kt·L<;, <11 $:W each. l',111 4Y5·6~69
IH\ INE TOASTMISTRESS CLL'B mc·m
IJt 1 ... will rm•c•I <11 Dl'c·rf1eld L'ummunitv Pc1.rk V•1•d111·-.t.l~1y begm111n~ at 7 30 pm Fnr. anfor-
rnat11111 call P ,ll Shmt at 731 -404 1
NEWPORT BEACH HADASSAH will host a
membership luncheon cit Harbor Refonn Temple
Wednesday. beginning at 11.30 pm For n•ser-
0 See Club ca lendar, Page 84
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Orange Co~sl DAii. Y Pll,.OT /Sunday, Oc\. 23, 1,983 83
l(I Je1f Pt f: Y A 13< )( J ' P P\I'' p ,, 6 c ..;lo rs of supple leather
on a deltcau· "',,,..,.., • J' CIP· f.,::-n ,..,,.. rruch
SOUrH'v\'IU' ~ 11\LL er ll I lTI Jl~S for w omen offers
beal1t1f11fl) t,1ilort'<l ~ult t l.i:i-r \ .md trousers 1n lofty
woolens. gal>.H rl•n1·s .11111 < I wedtt 1Pr t>IPnds A n 1mport-
an1 look l ur r I w c 001 ~•r:l•' 1 I .1
,A FALL TR/\UITIU"V - H md k111t s from England. tailored
<Co tton t>louses wool sl.Kk C1t1u It~ himdbags and Ivy's
League
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• t 1 • ,\ "'l \\Lt~l '":i
SWEATER C LA~~ll (, rrom OoSton Traders. They make
clothing tllal 11.is d natu1 cil ruggedness and an uncanny
ability to take to ttu• outdoor~ If your splfll Is In the
wHderness even wht>n your ft'et Mt pounding tht pavt-
ment. Boston Traders has JUSt what you want
•
·o range Coast DAILY PILOf/SlJllCUI)' Oc t '23. 1'IB •
By VIDA DEAN
Of, ... 0 ... ) ll'llol ., ...
\hilharmo nic club tak es t rip down memory lane
Gallery of thl• S(•hnol. :.!:!:!2 I .• 1~u11,1 c·a11 v1111 Hu 111
The ho11u1'1•t>i. 1nl'lud1ng Doug lllnt•kk. :0-lt•H
Lindsay, Susie Ketchum, Marla Kll'in, F d i\
Tbarln, Fred Stoddt>r, Tom Cho111b1·1' .111d
Roberta Eisenbe rg , ... 111 h <tvt> tl 1t·11 .11 1 '' 11 k'
exh1b1ted Munday lhrou~h Nu\ Ill I l w 1•111 11
embers and associates of the lliM Spyglass Hills Ph1lharmoruc took
11 a sentimental JOUrm:y back to the
World War 11 and Hollywood
! Canteen era wht!n they gathered
last week for a get-acquainted
. _____ __,party in the Bluffs Clubhouse.
To get in the mood tht.•y dressed 111 old Navy
and Army uniforms. root suits, sweaters and
bobby socks. Lydia Mccr oskey (with husband
Bill) took the prize (a bottle of wine) with her
G loria Swanson get up and David Bright's wot
su1ter outfit won for him the Va nderbilt jewel (a
$5 men's ring) presented l>y pres1denl Rena
Godahall in a peplumed dress. veiled hat and long
gloves.
Music by Deane Bottorf kept guests dancing
around the fountain and insp1rt.od them to join in
singing the oldies but goodit.>s. La Vera Burns was
111 great voice as was Mark Metzle r, and Rena's
musil· major training made her a natural leader.
As GIL•n Miller. Tommy DorSt•y and Frank
Sinatra's records played, pa rtyg(J('rs dined on
briskl't of beef sandw1l'hes. t•h1h . potato salad and
for dessert old-fashioned applP pie
En,JOymg the informal evenmg were Martha
and Malcolm Green (she as Gent-T1erner and he
!Is..roov1e producer Roberto Rosse/1111). Pat Stayne r
decked out 111 WAC faugues. Harriet Cox, Leslie
lderstlne, Mary Hodge, Christel and Jurgen
Schar , Bob and Ann McLean, Millicent and Frank
Swenson (they told a great GlorJD Swanson stor y)
. Bob and Judy Duke, Mary and John Schmitz (he
in his Marine um form) and John and Kay Torell.
(The theme was conceived by Francine Steinbren-
ner. who d1dn 't get io attend the aUair.)
• • •
Ten contest.ants havP e ntered the Miss Moon
Fesuval Beauty pageant and a lucky young
woman will be selected as queen Saturday when
the OC Chinese Cultural Club stages a dinner
dance m Costa Mesa Country Club
The festival begins at 6 p .m. with no-host
cocktails, followed by dinner and dancing to the
Blue Sands. Helen Woo, festival chairman,
992-5434 or Pam Lee, 213 425-5598, may be' called
for ticke t information.
• • •
Twenty-nine selected artists . ..ilurnn1 of the
Laguna Beach School of Art will be honored at a
reception from 7 to 10 om. Tuesday in the Ettinger
,;
I
1Club calendar
may Vlt'W lht• PXhlbll
Alpha Clu Omega t11llt>J.(1.i11 t huplt 1 ~ .11 l t 'I
and C<il S tate' Fulll·r ton e:rnd tlw Alpha L'tu ( l11u·~.i
Alumnnt.> Ill l't•ntral anu l'UH:.t.al ex. "ill l I ld11 ;it,
tht> son n ny's 98th birthdJ~ a nd fou111l1 1; 11;,,
Monday with a buffet and fashion shuw 111 ttu·
Conestoga Howl. Anah1.•1111 Clnd) MiRll llt't a
675-3247 urTer ri Wagner 7:ili -~:!:n ma\ ht ,.,,11 .. .i
fo r mon• mfonnallon
An l'Vl'l11ng nf fun, l•wKI .mtl 1h1 "l'l"11111111l .
tu bid un an array of u1114u•· 111·111' 1 p t 1J11.1 • d I
th<> third m111ual Yf\lCA r .11111 1\ C 11," t ··11t1 •
bl•nt'fit lln thl' <:alt•nuJr tu1 N11" .• 11 !\11 ,,, \ • 1111
Country Club T1~·kl•ls ($:!:'1) m •• ~ hi· .11 r 111i..:• d l••t I' • .11!•111
64:.!-U:ll:IO . . .
J ody Clarke. p<•r!>•lll.il 11111 ... ult.111t 1 1
dsuorn. will <:onduc l ;in 111v1·-_11111 ril '' •
::.errnnnr Satuida" ftu-rrn 1111>1 1-. .11 1cl J.!lll l • 1
dl· Ninos (H unimgtun B.·.11 h t '/ r ~· . \•1\ '1.11 \
wht•11 tlwy ml•<'t JI 9 c1 m 1111 ,1, ""'"'' 111.111 t
at Costa l'vh •'>a Nl·rghbu1 h'"'" <" 1111 1 l ;, • '
have an o pportu 111ly 111 du "'""' L· 1111'. .11 1 r
at the bouti4ut• lx.•mg lwld 1n l·111 11111•' 1111 '•l1 "
seminar
South Coast Ct>nlt•rf• r 1'11 1111.J(o1 •·ti ·
Develo pnwnt will hold , .N"' 1 • •
ebrauon-fundra1sing dmrwr ;111111>1 "< r1111,1 d 1 i\l ·
home o f John and E llen Wa rd I h1 1 ·111 1 I, .,,
held in l'Ul1JUnction with the \\ 1·-.1 I • .1s1 p•, 11 11 1 ·
of one segme nt of the " Max1mu111 !\l.11 1 t.1~·· ,, 1 1
that will be shown t:<arlier 1lw """'' ''' 111111..; ..
Edwards Cinema 111 Fashion h land
Tim Timmons. pastCJr of S11u1h l "·'"' 1 · ''"
mumty Church in Irvine. and lms1•l1all r1tt lt1·1 0011
Sutton and his wife Patti a n · f1-.1tu1 l'l l 111 P11· 11111,
and will attend the d1111w1 t\1 ;1d1 111' , \ " !
winning com posers Al Ka hn .ind J o1•l llirM·hhorn
will entertain thc d1 nl'rs
More information on tht:"d111111·1 11r l h1• 1 't •1'• 1
1s available by calh~g 972-:.!li7tt
Fall
footwear
A leggy boot (lowe r
right) lives high on a
faceted. stac ked h eel.
W ear It cuffed. ai.
shown here . 0 1
straight up to soar
even higher. Eye-
catching, too. i& the
leather lacin g detail in
the back. In soft
leather with cozy
knit-flt lining. (C han·
dle r Shoe Stores .) Fall
'83 Is a pump (top left).
It's a lso a suede and
snake season. He re .
an u ltra-fe m inine
dressy look com bines
all three Ingredients.
Velvety black suede
shapes a flattering
high-heel pump with
V-throat and open toe.
Matching handbag
converts fr o m a
shoulder to a clutc h .
The all -Important
classic plain p ump
(lower left) in velvety
suede with the very
l 983·1sh walled toe.
Ready for a fash ion·
able take-off o n a
slender stacked heel
(Lee ds). Flirtatious
dance p umps (top
right) are by Pallzzlo.
Mld·h eel kidski n
pump featur es an arch
strap. An asyme trlca l
s trap ac c ent s
mid-h eel pump on the
right.
v From Page 82
vat1ons. call Shirley
644-4256
Annen berg, munity Center to ht•a1 about lhl' "/\HL':;
o f Meat." Thcl'O·upcrauvc• 1s open to all
women For mrorma t1on. call 9fi2-538fi •••
DAUG HTERS OF THE AMERI·
CAN REVOLUTION. Col. Wilham
Cabell Chapter. will meet at noon
Wednesay at the Sherman F oundation
Gardens in Corona del Mar to ht!ar a
talk about American history. For
Information, call Evelyn Sherwood at
760-9387 . . .
SOUTH COAST INTERACTION
FOR LEARNING AND LANGUAGE
DISABILITIE.5 will meet Thursday at
7.30 pm. at the San Juan Capistrano
recreation complex. Cost 1s $2 for
non-members. For m!onnalion, call
495-6025
• • •
CITY Of' HOPE OPEN DOOR
CHAPTER w11J host its t111rd annual
installation luncheon at thc A1rporter
lnn next Sunday at noon. For reser-
vations to the lunchl'<m. call L11linn
Godell at 640-1789 ....
GREAT AMERICAN BRIDGE
CLUB will hold its Hallow een Bridge
party Oct. 31 at 7 pm Prizes will be
awarded the wmnmg costume and
reCresh ments will be serve1 The d ub
meets at 13912 Ponderosa. Suite G m
Santa Ana. For information. t'all
558-0646.
I
\
....
CITY OF HOPE. Newport Harbor
Chapter. will host a smgles Halloween
costume party Friday at 7.30 p.m with
hve music a buffet and no host bar Cost
is $5 For information . call 540-1338
For Ad Action
Call a
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• • •
HAPPY HOMEMAKERS will meet
Frida~ at the Fountain Valle y Com·
" ..
' , • I ' I 1 . ' '.
Metal
gems
I
~
I
Ben-Amun's classic
use of gems with
burnished metals ac-
cessorlzes this
three-piece outfi t.
Rea c h for the stars.
Part of Yves Saint
Laurent's collection o f
e nameled m etal In
darkened, subtle col·
orings . a n over lay of
abst ract stars form the
pendant hanging fro m
its black s ilken cord.
Judy Duke.(above
from left) Harriet
Cox, Martha 'Gene
Tierney' Green and
Fritzie McCllntock
in '40s finery. Lydia
'Gloria Swanson'
McCroskey (at left)
at the 'Hollywood
Canteen' with 'ser·
vlcemen' Bob Duke
and Chuck God-
shall.
N o w Open 1n Corona del Mar
0 ~8
U o Su S a lo n
fl 11 • •tit 1n-1t=1Le 1n n ll SE"r'v1c-es for your h air
11 . . .... · ....
F a cials
M ake Up
M a nic u r es
P edicur es
p lus
~ ANN LANDERS '~
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Truth IS stranger than
fkt1011. Why a nyone wouJd th111k you have to make
up letters is beyond me I read a story in the
Washington Post the other night tha t blew my mind.
Fol' evidence 1 am enclosing it.
This guy named F.d Roos, a 30-year-old
chauffeur, was half way between Arlington and
Ocean City when he needed to stop at a gas station
and relieve himself. The attendant refused to let him
use the facilities because he was not a custome r. At
the next gas station he was told, "Sorry, the toilet is
broken." He tried three other stations and was not
pennitted to use those faciJities either
At the last stop Roos ('OUld wait no longer. He
walked behind the station and proceeded to a tte nd to
his urgent business. He didn't noti<:e the house about
50 yards away. The door sprang' open and two
teenagers rushed out. One had a camera and began
sn apping away.
' Roos fled but was arrested by Mfl,ryland state
polk-e five miles down the road. He was charged with
indecent exposure. Unable lo post bond, he spent 20
hours in jail where he joined three others who had
been freshly arrested under similar cir<:umstances
involving the same family
One of the three, Donald Gulli. 21, of RockviUe,
was caught changing out of a wet bathing suit behind
the gas station and spent two nights in jail before his
father could bail him out .
---Roos is angry. Lawyer's fees ('OSt him $800. He
says he will have to drop out of ('Clmputer school
because of the expense.
This is America? ALSO FURIOUS IN
MARYLAND
OEAR ALSO: I share your outrage, but there is
a soluuon. P rofessional cha uffeurs can carry their
own "equipm ent" -a bose.and-boUle, Rube
Goldberg-type appa ratus that can be used when
faced with the kind of eme rgency Mr. Roos
described. Too bad be didn't know about tt. He could
have 1aved bim1elf a lot of aggravation, $800 and
remained In computer 1cboot.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've been l>ruo<l1ng
about this problem for two months and tk't'1ded to
write to you in the hope that nf>x t y<>ar will be
different.
I have been a camp t'Ounselor for three summers
and.hope lo continue. I love being with the t:ampers,
having been one myself for seven years BUT I am not
equipped to handle some of the stuff that is laid on me
by parents -such as telling their kids they are
getting a divorce.
This terrible job has been handed to nae three
times and I just hate it. Also, I think it is very
cowardly and unfair. The kids cry, withdraw from
the group and make the other cam~rs miserable.
I resent being put in this spot but don't know
what to do about rt. Maybe my le tter will wake up
some of those stupid parents. Print it. pleast> -MAD
IN WIS.
DEAR MAD: Here's your Jetter but don't bet the
r ent.
If it's advice you want, I have some. Call the
pa rents collect. Tell them you refuse t o accept the
responsibility and to do their own dirty work.
Parents. w hat should you do if your teenager is
having sexual relations? Aim Landers' new booklet,
"High School Sex and How to Dr!al With 11 A
Guide for Teens and Their PaI"ents," g1v1•
no-nonsense advice on how to handle this del1cLJ11•
situation. For each booklet, send 50 cent.s plus a Io11g.
s w.mped, self-addressed envelope to Ann Landerci.
P.O. Box 11995, Chicago. 111. 606 I I
Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Sunday. Oct. 23, 1983 U
GOIEN ON BllDGf
BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
fll i\Wfo'Olt ff. C:ALAM IT¥
UEAR rtEAU t:ltS: w.,
hav1· had many requut11 ovtir
Lh<' yearN lor tho11e hand8
that we ('on.cldt'r to be our
favorite11. That makH quilt' a
lit1l. For the time be ing ,
Lht'n•furt•, we are d evoting
th.. S unday column to 1
11cr ll'1t of f•mous hands. i\t
th1· end uf lbt• 11erieN, we w ill
go bacok to our weekly que8·
Lion and answer rolumn.
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t 1•nanu11 ,l y. i\ t h1·11r.'
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hid J n111111111·1•d a hand 11f .ll
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l'ontrul' tiu.·1• 1·11unls ~ con
l ro 1.. . k 1 n g t' 'I u 11 I s 1 I.
('raw forii now l' hicted tu
lhruw a '>p:1nn1·r 111 tht' works
hy JUlllfllng in with three
lfromund~.
l'he l lJltan West was
11lt•.1'.1ntl.v ~urpr1.,t'd by this
dl'vt•lopm,·nt. l i t• knew from
hr, partner., r1•s ponse that
hi ' .;idt· wa'l m1i,sing at least
urit• .11·1· or I wCI king.,, and he
had a h.1l.1nt'l'd hand. In addi
111111, hr' lw'it ~uit had JUSt
li1·1·11 hid hy hi '> right hand op
1111111•111 111· cxprl'!>Sl'd clear
J11uli1 I hat Soul h rouh,I fulfill
h" rn11tr.11·1. The theory that
,, ,11,1hl1· Jll'nalty 1n the hand
,, "'ort h :1 <,lam 1n the bush
11.1" 'li111d 1 h1· ll''' over the
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I",, ,11,1d1· I rrrk~. three
l11·.1rh. lour trumps ;ind two
1•111 h• dc1·l.1rt'r ~tored only
Ill" t"'" 10nK trumps. The
ltalrarH <'!tll t•<·tl'rl l .300
1111111h. 11flwl h,v ti:JO points
lht·\ l11~l in l ht• other room
wtw n the Arrll'rrcan J::asL
\\,.,,pair htd three no lrump
and 1r1:ick an ovt•rtn ck.
Tht-It alian' m·vl;!r looked
hadc and wt•nt
t h t• 1 r s e 1• o n d
lh'rmuJa Howl. •
on l o win
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Prince William
is trendsetter
After photos of the son of Prince the original number.
Charles and Princess Diana in an "Almost overnight, Prince William
embroidered romper suit appeared m has changed the fashion fromdrelling
British newspapers, the finn of John little boys in T-shirts and pants," aaid
Thorpe (Nottingham) Ltd. was flooded managing director Michael Olive.
with orders for the outfit "Mothers have now clearly decided
Today I salute that brave band of
lonely ~omen who do aerobics in their
living rooms all by themselves.
I used to think the spoils belonged Lo
the unes who dragged out of bed,
sacked themselves into a pair of purple
tigh ts, drove £our or five miles to a
studio and bared their varicose veins to
15 or 20 other women .
I was wrong
Doing aerobics by yourself takes
every bit of discipline you wiU ever
have. It's as pointless as putting on
lipstick when your husband is out of
town It's as rewarding as making a
bro('coli casserole for a child's birthday
party. It's as ludicrous as parnlmg a
happy face on the inside of your
garbagt> ('an hd.
Who cares?
quit. 1 quit e xercising when the phone
rang. I quit eight times to adjust the
volume on the stereo. I was delighted
when the washer oc-came unbalam.'ed
and started to walk out of the utility
room so I could tum it off. Five times I
thought I heard a knock o n thP door
I whimpered. Yes, whimpered. I
took l 5 minutes to rub a kink out of my
ankle. 1 openly expressed bitt.em ess
that the house was not fit to do aerobics
in. The carpets weren't thick enough to
protect my knees. There was tOl\much
furniture. The wall moved whil~I was I
leaning against it stret.chmg my
hamstrings. And who could be ex-
pected to do aerobics wilt) nothing but a
t'Ompact mirror to look into?
In time, I became quite ugly J said
things to Jane Fonda that I'm ashamed
of Even today w hen I hear the words,
"Make it burn," I have to hold my head
ILKESTON. England (AP) Atthe To cope with the demand, the firm that baby boys can bedreSM!das
age of only 16 months. Prince William reopened its Derbyshire factory at pre ttily as girls. We are delighted to say
waH redited n><:ently with changing Ilkeston, recruiting workers who lost that the young prince seems to be
rnfan t £ash ions and reopening a fac-their jobs 17 months ago. Fifty workers following in his mother's foot.steps by
tor . will eventually be employed, double rejuvenating the fashion industry."
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•• AMP••N·s VACAnon
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Sat/Son 1 20, 5 05 8 50
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Fri 7 00, 10 45 (R)
Sal/Sun 3: 15, 7:00, 10.45
ROBERT HAY
''FOflO.O" t•I Frre~o
Sal/Sun 1.00, 4:45. 8 30
''•OMAllFIC
COMDY"tHI
Fri 6·30, 10: 15
Sal/Sun 2'45, 6:30, 10 15
IALL SEATS 12 .00!I
WAllCinrES
Fri. 6·30. 10:30 (PG)
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TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVIZLI
ACl"IOSS native 143 Hambu•gh s 18 Metric romb lorm
79 Cross as nver measure 95 Tumbler
I Skewers a river 141 Untold 19 As1at1c palm 96 Place anew
.; Fragrance 80 Soft drmks poetic. 20 Sewing hnes 97 Paid no11ce
11 Luc1ler 8? Poellc 148 Groncls Ille 33 Earll'l 98 Rip
I? Oagger 'belore' 1ee1r1 god des' 99 W1tneS!I
wounds 83 Te1111orial 150 lslana west 35 Poker 100 E~asperale
21 Art11tc1al 1u11SCl1CllOr1 ol Sumatra slake 10 t D1f11cu11
waterway O F 15:? Table J7 Set on lire 102 Dieter a d1sn
n Four· 85 Foualers supports 39 Hara blac.k 103 Join
bagger 87 Pohceman 154 Bantu rubber 1oge1ner
23 Vestige s1a11g 1angua11e 40 Laughle• 104 Models
24 Song· 88 Bacl\bone 155 Twice sounCl s1ances
w111er's 90 Frohc pre It• 42 1<.rnle 106 Busybody
· Pa11s" 9 1 Hao 1une11 156 Egypllan wounds 108 lnd•a
25 One or any 92 Devotee soul 4~ Brushed poett<:
93 flre1e11d 157 Cast a ballot leatner
You find out a lot of things about
yourself when you do aerobics alone
that you don't want to know For
t:xample, I fuund out why I really went
to aerob1l'S class: to dress up m cute
clothes and show off.
~v;~b~~ :~~r~';:~t~roin bt-c.'Omiug ~ * PACIF IC WAU(-·IN THE ATRES * ~
So to all of you women out ;here who \. bga in Matinees! •t!i~~ih;•f4J 1ilii');
26 Ana1011an
goddess
27 Verb lorm
28 Nero s
'eleven
94 Oeluine
arhcle
95 Wine tru•l
98 B•bllcal
t09 M oney
159 Cor1c.ermnQ 46 S11ce t>ouse
160 Creole 48 SpolhHl employee
State cevy 2 words
abbr SO Augmertl 112 Dirk
ln my aerob1c.-s class, I never breath-
ed hard. did 15 jumping .)Cll'ks without
fainting and was careful not to sweat
like a pig I took pride in walking to the
car before I let my stomach hang out
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8 6 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Oct. 23. 1983
Orange Coast theaters reprise SOf'lle, dust off others
By TOM TITUS
Of IM Dolly P'llol I i.ft
South Coast Repertory reaches back for a reprise
of one of its earlier productions this week. while the
Huntington Beach Playhouse offers an Orange
County premiere of a new comedy and Garden
Grove's Gem Theater dusts off a traditional favorite.
"Playboy of the West.em World.'' the Irish
comedy-drama first staged by SCR at its 75-seat
Second Step Theater in 1967, takes over the
mainstage of the company's much larger Fourth Step
Tuesday. And Martin Benson, who directed the
earlier version. also is at the helm of this one.
Meanwhile, the Huntington Beach players are
heading for a Friday opening of Fred Carmichael's
comedy "The &bin Hood Caper," about a band of
larcenous senior citizens. And William lnge's "Bus
Stop" is the new attraction at the Gem, also opening
Friday
Stacliff Village theater. Mam S treet at Yorktown
Afvenue, Huntington Beach. Call 847-4465 for ticket
information.
Phil Glannik.as and Susan Durham head the cast
of "Bus Stop," under the direction of Thomas Bradac
at the Gem. Others in the cast include Beth Hansen.
William Morris, Russell Terry, Laurie Stevens, Tom
Wheeler and James Garrett.
"Bus Stop" will be staged Wednesdays through
Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 7:30 through Nov.
26 at the Gem. 12852 Main St .. Garden Grove.
Reservations and information are available at
636-7213.
This is the final weekend for several stage
productions along the Orange Coast. Among them:
•"Guys and Dolls" at Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse, 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente (492-9950).
winding up with perfonnances Wednesday through
Saturday at 8_e_.m. and ~~day at 1 and 7 p.m.
•"Harvey" at the Irvine Community Theater in
Turtle Rock Community Park, SunnyhiU Road off
Turtle Rock Drive in Irvine (857-5496), closing out
Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.
•"He Done Her Wrong," a melodrama by the
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse at Rea Commuruty
Center, 661 Hamilton St., C.OSta Mesa (754-5159),
ending with perfonnances Friday and Sat1.4tday at
8:30.
•"Little Women" in the Studio Theater of
Saddleback College in Mission Viejo (831-4656)
giving final performances Thursday through Satur:
day at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m.
Elsewhere around the county, all the other
attractions are of the musicaJ variety with one
opening and four others continuing. They are:
•"Cabaret," opening Tuesday at the Grand
Dinner Theater in Anaheim'-: r.rand Hotel,
(772-7710), on st.age nightly ext-ept Monday until
further notice.
•"Romantic Comedy" at the Harlequin Dinner
Playhouse. 3503 S. Harbor Blvd.. Santa Ana
(979-5511), playing nightly except Mondays through
Nov. 13.
•"South Pacific" at the Curtam Call Dinner
Theater, 690 El Camino Real, Tustin (838-1540),
continuing nightly except Mondays through Jan. 15.
• "Godspell" by the Buena Park Community
Theater in the Sullivan Cent.er Auditorium, 7631 W.
Melrose Ave., Buena Park (523-0351). running
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. throul(h Nov. 19.
•"Seven B~des for Seven Brothers" at the
Fullerton Civic Light Opera, 218 W. Commonwealth
Ave.. Fullerton (879-1732), playing Thursdays
through Saturdays until Nov. 5.
He hos everything at stake He can't afford to lo~e.
Heading the cast of "Playboy" at SCR is Jeffrey
Combs as a young man whose confession of patricide 1---------------------i makes him a town·hero. Laurie Walters and Megan
Cole enact the two women who pursue h im, while
James Callahan, Art Koustik. Robert Macpray, I!>on
Tuche, Richard Doyle. Kitty Felde, Marilyn Fox and
Kris Lankford complete the company.
Performances of "Playboy of the Western
World" will be given Tuesdays through Saturdays at
8 p.m .. Sundays at 7:30 and weekend matinees at 2:30
in the Fourth Step Theater, 655 Town Cent.er Drive,
Costa Mesa. Call the box office at 957-4033 for ticket
anformallon.
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Sean Connery Betsy Brantley
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Having twice heard the joke about laying
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conclusion, the audience at this week's annual
Economic Outlook Conference in Anaheim was
treated to a demonstration.
Although there was general consensus about the
evidence of economic recovery, opinions differed as to
the strength of the rebound.
Prussia, chairman of Bank Ame rica. does not expect
interest rates to go up.
Chief among the dissenters was James Doti,
director of the Chapman College Center for F.conomic
Research and a University of Chicago-trained
monetarist.
Doti told the crowd of about l ,OOOat the day-long
conference sponsored by the Orange· County
Chamber of Commerce that he questioned the ability
of the Federal Reserve to fine tune the economy.
Besides stability, he forecast a c.'Ontinued
economic growth no matter who is elected president
in 1984. His specific figures for 1984 are a Gross
National Product growth in the range of 5 percent, an
estimated 3.3 percent increase for 1983 as compared to
2 percent in 1982.
He predicted pressure to reign in the money
supply will produce a downturn in the economy's
performance in mid-to-late 1984. This is a course of
action, he added, necessitated by a too-expansionary
Fed policy in the early months of 1983.
Also expressing hope for t'Ontinued, yet cautious
recovery was Edwin Dodd, chairman of the U.S .
Chamber of Commerce and chief executive officer of
Owens Tllinois. Inc.
"Business victories in ra-enl years have been
important but are not yet permanent or secure," he
said.
In Doti's view, trying totell the economy what to
do by way of Federal Reserve policy is like ordering
the Chicago Cubs to win the World Series. The
intentions are good, the effects, unpredictable.
"If you tax something you get less of it. If you
subsidize something. you gel more of it. Over the past
20 years, we have been taxing work, thrift and
investment, and subsidizing consumption. nonwork
and leisure."
Yet, he added, change was in the air when
Reagan and other conservtives were elected on a
platform of economic rebirth. Noting the successes of
Reagan's administration, Dodd said: "Individual tax
rates were cut by 25 percent across the board, capital
gains taxes were reduced from a top rate of 28 percent
to 20 percent, gift and inheritance taxes were slashed,
depreciation S<.'hedules for plant and equipment were
accelerated and other business taxes were reduced."
For Orange County, Doti predicted a weak
recovery, not the election year surge expected by
most of the other speakers. He said the upturn is
largely based on an increase in consumer demand.
Thia is not the sort of thing. he observed, which leads
· to an increase in jobs in the manufacturing sector.
Yet it is this sector that Orange County is
increasingly specializing, Doti said. Examples include
producta in the high tech fields and in non-defense
aerospace industries.
A more important reason for the mildness of the
recovery, Doti said, is the continuing high level of real
interest rates. As a result, capital investment is
e xpected to lag along with construction.
Dodd also named deregulation of the a irline and
other industries, and a decrease in the growth of the
money supply, as reasons for optimism.
They may continue at current levels. but Leland
"We have learned," he concluded, "that inflation
is not caused by greedy foreigners or by spots in the
sun , but by printing presses in Washington."
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Sav-On grand opening
Sav-On Drug o pe ned its 180th store
Thursd ay, with grand o pe ning cer-
emonies at the new Huntington
Beach facility a t 7 191 Warner Ave.
The n e w s tore conta ins I 7 ,800
square feel of selling area, compared
to the less than 5,000 square feet in
the first Sav-On drug store opened in
o.u, Pik.I Pholo bf Lee Porne
1945. San Bt!rnardino IJat·k rn
Department · in tht• n•>w -;tore include
cosm etics, j ewelr y~ part y a nd gift
ho p , office supplit>s, cumeras,
p a pe rback buok a nd m any others.
Hegu1ar sho pping hour will be 9
a.m. lo 9:30 1>.m . Moudny through
Saturd ay, 9 a .m. to 7 p.m. Sunday
Business is good at this bank
By J. DAVID STEWAl\T
A little less than two years ago the Southern
California Bancorp went public with the I.ssuant-e of
427,000 shares of common stock . The bulk of this
underwriting, $3.5 million, was used to capitalize
what is now the First American Bank and Trus t of
Laguna Beach. Since the initial offering. the bank
has undergone a number of significant changes, the
most obvious of which w as the recent renaming of the
bank to First American Bank & Trust to avoid
confusion with another Laguna Bank with a similar
name. The new name will also lend itself better to any
future branches should the bank decide to expand.
Broker's Corner
Broker's Corner is a reg ular featun • of the Daily
Pi/or's Finance Sect.ion. Each Sund.1y, a representd·
tive of one of the Orange Coast :., registered brok erage
firms will offer news and views tt.'gardmg invest·
ment products. trends or stratPgt1.>s The colW1111 is
in formational only and is not mtendt d as a
recommendation, nor 1s a11y guar;m tee of per·
formance implied. for products mn u wned
Since opening their doors 22 months ago deposits-
have soared from nil to $19 million with total assets of
$23 million. In their first year of business First
American's account base grew in numbers from 207 to
1.470, a 700 percent increase reflecting the effective-
ness of their campaign to attract new customers by
offering a full range of financial services.
Other changes include the addition of Peggy
Lipsey about a month ago as First American's new
President. Lipsey brings to the bank nearly 20 years
of banking experience and an MBA. I had the
pleasure of meeting Peggy last week and inquired as
to the growth potential of the bank. While she was
quick to emphasize that her interests lie in "profits
first and growth second ," she did point out that First
American's captial ratio stands at a healthy 14 per
cent ~double the 7 percent considered to be prudent
for a bank their size. To depositors this means the
added comfort of a strong captial base in addition to
FDIC coverage.
ln surnmary, we're looking at a uank that opened
its doors during one of the worst banking er as this
nation has ever witnE'SSed . They survived and grew,
and at a very formidnble pace. TIP•y've been through
fire and look wcU positionf'd to capitalii.e on a
banking e nvironment that is far more <..'Ondu1.:1ve of
earnu1g and growth. N(!(.'f'SSOry adjustments have
beeen made in tht' a reas of rnanagemr nt. public
relations, and eomplia11t·e wtm h have the bank
point<><I in tlw 11ght du £1.'lton.
J. D;wid S te wart 1s \\'llh 'r'ou111(. Smith & Peacu:k.
Inc .. New \'vrk S tuck t.:xC"h:mg1· member firm m
Laguna &ach.
WIND INIRGY INVEllMENll
provided by JET WINO SYSTEMS. INC
Investment provides
FEDERAL-Investment Tax Credit.. ........ 10%
To investors. thts exemplifies a bank which can
nearly double in size and still have a strong ratio .
Earnings for the next year look strong, with the bank
anticipating profits of $30,000 per month for the next
several months, approaching the $50.000 dollar mark
sometime in 1984. Based on 427,000 outstanding
shares this equates to an earnings potential of
approximately one dollar per share.
Business Energy Credit... . 15%
Learn how
to relax
on flights
Thairapy. a flight re·
taxation training service.
will conduct a holiday
flying seminar on Nov.
10 at 7 p.m. at the
Airporter Inn Hotel.
18700 MacArthur Blvd ..
Lrvine .
Participants wiU learn
relaxation techniques.
aircraft flight charac-
teris tks and important
safety tips. A jet airliner
tour will conclude the
program. The cost is $25 .
Reservations are re-
quired and can be made
by contacting the office
o f t h e Newpo rt
Beach -based firm at
641 -5846.
Costa Mesa
store opens
Virgil Bourgon and
Terrence Riddell. the
owners of Programs Un·
limited. have opened a
busines.9 computer store
in Costa Mesa designed
to serve the busin~
community.
Bourgon sald the own-
ers' "diverse experience
in computer technology
and real estate develop-
ment coupled with a
background In business
and ,management
enables us to offer
today's professionals the
products, support and
services that are a cut
above what they'll find
in other stores."
The store Is loc:ated at
the intencctlon of the
San Otego and Newport
freeways at 3033 ~rl~tol
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not bitter
over loss
BJ ALMON LOCLUEY ................
Dennis Cooner, ak:ipper of
the Jolina America'• Cup de-
·fender, appeared at the Long
Beach International Boat
, Show Friday, hia he9d resting
on hiaown ahouJ.den Instead of
the pedMta1 at the New Y Ol'k
Yacht Club where the Ameri-
ca'aCUp repmed for 132 years.
In an interview at the show
office C4rmer admitted:
''We knew aft.er the first
nice that we were tn trouble.
C:.Wrllel•••, c~
The A\-. bad a fut.er boat
than Liberty.
"Even alter we were up
\hree race9 to one, we were
pardedly optimistic. Austral-
ia U-WM a uNq\t9 de9ign,
definitely fatter than Uberty, aJMi M it turned out, un-
beatable.''
A8k.ed about the J.eaallty of
Australie U with lta oon-
trovenial wift&'ed keel, Conner
.id:
"It would not be for me to
•Y· '11'8t will be detenntned at • meetinc of the IntemaUonal
Y .cht .Racina Umon'• techni-
cal committee tn November.
But lt will not chance th1a
ye.r's defeme.
"All I know mthatlt wu the
boat we had to beat and we
were un1ucce11ful."
Conner, a San Diego
drapery manut.cturer, show-
ed DO bltternell OV« havtng
been the f1nt to be the
hallowed priJe.
"I feel proud that we did u
well • we did ltpinlt heavy
odds. It had to happen 80lne-
dme. There always h. to be a
~ any any contest. ~ <See CONNEa. p_,e a>
Daily Pilat
SUNDAY, OCT. 23, 1983
Rams,49ers
in rematch
By CURT SEEDEN
OftlieDmlJ .........
In the beginning, there was John Robinson,
coming out of football retirement to give the Rams
leadership.
Then there was Eric Dickerson, coming out of
SMU to give the Rams diversity.
And then there was the lingering memory of
1982, a season most Ram players would like to forget.
Today, when the Rams h08t the San Ftanciaco
49ers with the NFC West lead on the line. it will be a
sale assumption the Rams have, indeed, put 1982
behind them.
They're not playing great, but by no means are
they playing poorly. The 49ers can attest to that '
following a 10-7 setback to Robinson and Co. two
weeks ago up north.
The Rams, have in fact, gone 3-0 against NFC
West Division foes and can take over sole possession
of first place in the NFC West with a win today at
Anaheim Stadium (1 p.m .).
But the Rams aren't the only team to perform a
turnaround.
San Francisco, which two years ago won the
(See RAMS, Pace C%)
Joh n Robinson hopes to lead Ram s in to
first place with a wi n over 49ers today.
Golden West ro1nps
to easy shutout win
in l oothall. Page C4.
...
Bruins regroup in nick of time, 20-16
By ROGER CARLWN
Oftlie0.-,"'911-
PASADENA The UCLA
Pac-10 football conquest before 58,062 at
the Rose Bowl, upping their conference
record to 3-0-1 in readying for Washing-
ton's invasion next Saturday. Chameleons, who stumbled and fumbled
around so long they had just about
everyone convinced it was hopeless, did it
again, as the Golden Bears of Cal learned
the hard way never to bury a Bruin before
his time.
The Huskies are 3-0 in conlerence play
with similar ambitions to return on Jan. 2.
Another patented rally brought the
Bruins back from a 16-7 deficit-after the
Bean had recovered a second unforced
fumble by quarterback Rick Neuheisel.
There was 9:23 left and Cal was on the
Bruins' 44, in position for the final blow.
UCLA's Chameleons changed colors
almost on cue, waiting until midway
through the fourth quarter before don-
ning their blue and gold to pull out a 20-16 But, that's when the Bruins finally
Ruh of the green
helps Notre Dame
trip Trojans, 27-6
~
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP)
Allen Pinkett ripped off three
touchdown runs Saturday and
Notre Dame's green'-clad Irish
rolled to their fourth straight vic-
tory with a 27-6 triumph over
struggling Southern California.
Pinkett scored on runs of 11, 9
and 1. yards and Mike Johnston
added field goals of 30 and 39
yards as the Irish ended Southern
Cal's five-game winning streak in
this classic int.enectional rivalry.
Notre Dame, wea.rtn&green jer-
seys for the first time under
Coach Gerry Faust, boosted its
record to 5-2 while Southern Cal
fell to 2-4-1.
Pinkett gained 122 yards in 21
rushes for his fourth straight
100-yard game, tying the Not.re
Dame record set by Jim Stone in
1980.
yards out for a 7-0 lead.
Midway in the second quart.er,
the Irish drove 55 yards in 12
plays with Pinkett racing around
le(t end for the final 9 yards and a
14-0 lead.
Late in the first half, Rick
Naylor first of two intercepted
passes gave the Irish the ball deep
in Southern Cal territory but the
Irish had to settle for a 30-yard
field goal by Johnston with 29
seconds remaining in the hall for
a 17-0 lead. '
Naylor's second interception
came midway in the third quarter
and five plays later Pinkett
blasted up the middle 11 yards for
another touchdown and a 24 -0
lead.
Southern Cal, aided by a
39-yard pass interference play
which put the ball on the Irish
3-yard line, finally acored on
Mike Harper's one-yard plunge
late in the third quart.er.
went to work.
"When we get behind and into the crisis
area," said UCLA Coach Terry Donahue,
"the whole tenure of the team seems to
change. I've got to go home and give this
team some thought."
"We knew if we could get the ball back
we could move on them," maintained
UCLA offensive tackle Duval Love.
"Just hold 'em for three plays," insisted
defensive back Lyndon Crawford, "we
can still be in it."
"The fumbles may have been my
fault," said Neuheisel," but regardless we
didn't give up."
"It was shaky," admitted UCLA inside
linebacker Lee Knowles.
The Bruins' defense, led by
All-American candidate Don Rogers at
free safety and linebackers Mike Mahan
and Knowles, helped force Cal to try a
47-yard field goal and when it iru.ect, the
Bruins retaliated in the inimitable
fourth-quarter fashion they've shown
before.
(See BRUINS, Pa1e CS)
., ..........
Pinkett also was instrumental
in setting up Notre Dame's first
touchdown. On a hallback option,
he completed a 59-yard pass to
Mark Bravaro to the Southern
Cal 21-yard line. Three plays
later, Pinkett 9COred from 11
That extended Southern Cal's
NCAA record to having 9COred in
184 consecutive games.
Notre Dame's Allen Pinkett ( 20)
brea ks loose from USC's Jerome
Tyler (I) to score first of two
first-half Irish touchdowns.
Falcons finish big,
topple OCC, 42-13
K ings heat
the devil out
of New Jerser
Golfer's worst enemy: the 'yips'
L PGA b as own tournament dedicated t o this dreade d malady
The first thing to go on a running back is his legs,
the eyes betray the ancient home run hitter and the
first area to collapse for the golfer ls the central
nervous system.
By CURT SEEDEN
Of .. 0.-, ........
The talk around Cerritos Col-
lege is the Falcon football team is
for real. and considering Coach
Frank Mau.otta'a aquad ia ranked
10th in the nation. the chatter
seems legitimate.
Saturday night, the host
Falcona played like they wanted
to be rated No. 1 in the nation in
ICOring a 42-13 victory over viail~
lnl Orange Coast College in a
South Cout Conference contest
whJch evened the Pirates' league
record at 1-1.
C.enitos, 2 .. 0 ln the sec and 5-1
overall, had the game well in
hand with 1:59 remaln1ng in the
third quarter • Falcon quar-~k Steve Steenwyck io.ed
laia third touchdown pu1 of the
evening to open a 28-7 C\lahion. ocx: aot a touchdown from
q~ David Goodine with
e:t7 rema1n1nC ln the game, and
apparently a UH>oinl advantage
wMn't enou1h for the Falcon.a. In
the flnal aix minutes, Cerritos
Wied a fake punt resulting ln a
47-yard pua to aet up another
touchdown. and then blocked an
OCC punt with just 18 seconds
left in the game and for good
measure recovered the ball in the
end wne to round out the acort.ns.
"Hey, I love (OCC Coach) Dick
Tucker like my brother, but I'v.!
been on the other aide of the stick,
too," said Mazzotta referring to
his team'• extra effort with the
outcome alreedy decided.
Tucker, meanwhile, didn't
want to belabor the point, noting
only that hla team just couldn't
move the ball agaiNt Cerritos'
revitalized defeme.
The Pirates were playing
without their top two running
backs -Kevin Bradley and Kurt-
Swanberg. Both were out with
injuries but both are expected to
be ready for next week's game
with Mt. San Antonio.
Cerri toe owned a 14-7 lead at
the half on a 1-yard TD run by
Jackie Johnson and a 3-yard
Steenwyck-to-Tony Bevacqua
pua. OCC'a touchdown came on a
2-yard plun1e by John Castaneda
with 26 leCIOnda left ln the half.
(See occ, Pace C• >
INGLEWOOD (AP) -
Newly acquired Ken Houston
ICOl'ed three .,.. and added
two ..... M the Loi Anae• K1np routed the New Jeney
Dlrvtla, 8-3, tn a Natioftal
Hockey Leecue pme at the
Forum Sdurilay ftiCht. Pla1'nl •line with Maree!
Dlam'9 wl a.rue smw.r,
the "'° MCOlllltM for 10 pom"' lndudlna three of four third-period .,. and openlld
up what t.pn M a cl.-
ooni.t.
It WM the llCllmd OOll·
MCUUW victal'y for Che Kmai. lmDl'CMnl the reoord to
2-4-2. N.w J.-y, which hM
never' beeten the Kin&ll •t the ronan tn 1ia Nne-,..r hlnJry.
fell to 1-7-0.
The ... remained cloee
until HoUlton mcond at 3:02 of
the third period.
SkaW. ln from the top of
the ... Houston took • .,.. by
~ from behind the .net
and ....-i.c1 it PM' Devil
pltenderChkoa.ch.
The professional golfer departs the circuit when
his nerves go and he is stricken with a dread condition
known in the trade aa "the yips." Medical statistics
indicated the yips always strike while the vi~ is on ttie green, which will account for the fact putting is
regarded as the rnoet critical part of the game.
Noauch aamaritan haa yet arrived on the scene of
the PGA, but the LPGA ia fortunate to be U110Ciated
with a firm which hu lent ltlell to reeearch in the
&l'ff of putting and the attending yips.
The J&B people, purveyors of 9COtch whiskey,
ha VJ dtd.lcated them.elves to this 8Cience which rat.es
in importance with such laboratory studies as the
fumbled football and the booted infield grounder.
Not the least of the J&B prqp'am ta an event entitled
the Gold Putter Award Playoff which is being
conducted this weekend at the Desert Inn Country
Club.
The grant involved is $100,000 which ls
auffldent to cause interest among the oddsmak.era in
thla hub of culture and refinement. JoAnne Carner
hu been eetabllahed u a 6-1 favorite off her
performance u the leadtwi money-winner on the
LPGA dttult. I -Beth Daniel ll 8·1 anti a bevy enter the
tournament at 10-1 lncludlng Janet C.olea, Pa\
Bradley, Kathy Po.tlewalt and Jan Stephent0n. The
latter putter hu a unJque atyle which has made hf'r •
r
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
gallery favorite at all LPOA events.
Among the aspect of the rather vut raearch on
putting and the yipa ii a question with wbkh the
9CienlistA are greatly concerned, wbkh la whether the
condition is more peculiar to the male or female of the
species. Thoee involved in the study are quite divided.
Researchers who say the men golf en have better
resistance to the yips point to atatlatical evidence that
male professionals endure lancer on the circuit than
their female counterparts. The theory here la that the
ma.le nervous system la more stable to begin with and
will therefore at.and more yean of lix-tnchen
rimming the cup with prize money at stake.
The evidence of the foreaoina la that there la no
Ms. Palmer chargtns around the LPGA tour at 52, or
thereabouts.
Some research teama able> auaeet that while the
male golter will eometlmes tend to panic oo the tee or
the fairway, he la better suited to collect hJa..,.....
when hP reaches the green.
Women. In other words, are more sensitive to
m0meni. of criala. Ma.kt' no miatakc. any tournament
IStt GOLFER'S, Pa•e Btl
'
Orcmye Coas1 DAIL V Pll OT !Sunday, Oct 23, 1983
SPORTS BRI AK
Cup kipper Conner
fac.e laws uit file d
b y San Diego firm
From AP dlspalc·bes
SAN DIEGO -A suil f11l-d by a
San Diego finn claims thal Denms
Conner, the flr~t U.S . skipper to lose ~
the America's Ct1p to a foreign competitor. billed
Lhe company fo1 wages while s()Jely preparing for
the yacht raC\'.'s.
The company, Dt.•s1gn for Living, also claims
in the Jun<' l i :.ull lh<it Connt.•r kept money and
c:qu1µmt>1H that was not right
1 unv his when his drapery
con;pany split from Design for
L1v111g.
··J."X>nms clatn'\S he bought
tlw. machinery and Wt! want
l11m to shuw proof,'' said Phi Lip
Hafft>t•. president and chie f
1•xt.'(.·ut1vc• off1c·l•r of Design for
Living. "We also want him to
_ g1w back the money ($15,000
CONNER Ill act·oun~ cull<'Cted). If thost•
C'ond1tiuru. art.• met, Wl•'ll o;;ubm1t 1 ht.• ($ti.000) saJary
issue to arb1tra11on " 1 Under ternL' of the Design for Living t'Ontral'l
with Vera's Drapenes, Conner was to have bet:>n
paid $2,t>OO a month, pro-rated at'\:ording LO the
number of hour.:. hf' worked, anti ,was to receive a
bonus equaJ to half of Vera's profits.
Conner. who lost the Amcnl·a's Cup whe n
Australia fl defeated hls Libcr1 v in a best-of-seven
seneson Rhode Island Sound last month, said, "As
far as l know it's settled. The attorneys met
yesterday"
Raffoc. howt•ver cunwnded that the matter
was not settled. saying chat "all the ISSUes are still
there."
Quote of the day
Bruce Harper. the· 5-8, 177-pound New
York Jet.., running back. l!Jld by Coach Joe
Walton that hl' wuulc.Jn't lx• l'arrying the baU
20 to 25 t1nws a game as a replacement for
in Ju red Frt·<:man McNt•11. "When l first came
11110 lhP lt·<1gt1t> tin 1977), I wantc"'Ci to carry
more" But I W<c. t•o< ky lhl'n, •md dumber."
o\·ie t -o rder 0 1) rnpic tic kets
LOS ANGELES Tht· Los •
Angeles Olymric· Organizing Commit-•'Ii·~·
lee has rt"l..'c•1v<.-d un ordt•r for t1ckt·t.s to
the 1984 SumrnC'r Games from tht•
Soviet Unum th<' prt•sidt·nt of thl' eommittl"<'
revealNI
Pl·ll'1 \ l 't 1,. 1 r11tli .... ml during a meeung
with pol11tt<1l "ntt r' th.it lht· 1>rdl•r had been
re<.'t.'IVt.'<l -..(lld l1'1lor1·, \Vuotl J l'ornmlltec·
spokt•sw1m1.u\
~n 11th1·i 111l ••f lll.i ll1111 11hulit tlw lll'kt>l ordt•r
wu.s relt-asl'd.
Th'· USSH h.1, ht•t n tht· 11b.)l'\:l of much
Spc'<.'ulauon ,1lxJut \\ bdhl·1 H \\ 111 send ..ithlt't<?!. w
the Games. and has nut offit'tJtly declared
whether it will part1c1patc.
Ex-Oklahoma running back Marcu
Dupree a lle nds first class a t the
Unive rsity of Southern Mississippi.
Hoch , Stewart atop field n LAKE BUENA VISTA. Fla. -
Scott Hoch scored his seventh birdie of
the day in a driving ram, finished off a
6-under-par 66 and tied Payne Stewart
for the third-round lead Saturday m the Walt
Disney World Golf Classic.
Stewart. who had 10 one-putts and chipped in
on another hole, had to drop a 20-footer on the 18th
for a 69 that enabled him to retain a share of the top
spot at 202, 14 under par after one round on each of
the three courses used for the first three rounds of
this event.
Hoch and Stewart both played their third
round at the rain-drenched, 7, 150-yard Magnolia
course. the longest and toug hest of the three
courses and the site of today's final round of the
chase for a $72,000 first prize.
McKinney wins archery title
LONG BEACH -Rick McK..in -n
ney of Glendale, Ariz .. edged two-ume
champion Darrel Pace LO win the men's
title at the 32nd World Archery
Champions hips Saturday, and Korea's Jin-Ho
K..im piled up pomts m winning the women's
d1v1s1on.
Tht· U.S ll'am of Pace. McKmney, Larry
Smith and Jerry Pylpchuk established a team
world championship record of 7,8 12 pumts. and
Korea also hrokc a women's team record With
7.704 pomts.
lt was the s<.'<..'Ond world <.:hamp1onsh1p for
Mc:K..inney who previously won 1n 1977.
Marrux Vcrvinc.·k of Belgium pressed the
American men all the way, finishing third with
2.609 points.
A Super Bowl preview?
Raider invade T exas S tadium for the first time
DALLAS I AP) -The Los Angelt>s Raiders will
hurl the No I ilt·ft.·n:.c In the National F'ootball
Leagut at the unl1t•att•n Dallas Cowboys torught in a
joust betwe<>n the two winningest LeamS since 1960.
The 5-2 Ra1dt>rs, who haw never played in
Texas Stadium, wt•rt> labeled four-point underdogs m
their attempt to end the Cowboys· unblenushed
stnng which has included scven consecutive
come-from-lx>hi nd v1ct.ories.
Olyll1pic sailing
hope[ uls lauded
Several hundred persons shell~ oul $20 a head
Friday night tu .ilt('nd a VlP r~oeplion by the
Califomii:I lntcmattonaJ Sailing A.ssoc1al1on at the
Long Beat·h Sailbo;H Show honcmng Olympic saihng
hopefuls 111 1984
Appe<inng JI llw rt.'l'cpt1un Wt•rt.> Tom Schock.
president uf the• &out hcrn Ca Ii f orn1C1 Manna As..<;0e1a-
uon, sponsor of lhc> o;;how. Bu<>ll'r Hammond. show
chairman; acwr VJl'hlsman Buridv EbSE'n, and Ted
Hmshaw comm.1NitOnt'r of Olympic yachting, all
from Newport BN1l h
Oly1np1<. hurJ4•ful' mtroduet•d wNt· DavC' Ull
man-Tom Lm:.kv und J11hn S haddcn-M1kC'
Segerbloom 111 tht• -I i (J Cla:.s. Craig I ll;'aly, Finn Clas.<>,
Vance Brun and M.11 k Rtynolds. S t.ar Class skppers
from San Diego, Hohhu• Hames Rod Davis (San
Diego) Soling Cltt~.,. ,and Randy Smyth-Jay Glaser,
the Tornado Cla. ...... 1t»1m from Huntington Beach
The 19!N S1ulhu.1t Show ts dedk·atcd LO Olympll'
sailor'$ who wall bt· twrapt-tmg off Long Beach in 1 he
1984 Games
Today's s ports
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10:30 am (7) NEW YORK MARATHON
Some 17,000 runners take off from the foot of the
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Since 1960 the Cowboys boast they are the1 winnlngest team u1 the NFL with a 209-115-6 re<.'Ord
Only on e game back is Oakland-Los Angeles at
208-113-11.
The teams have split the only two games they
have played, both m Oakland
The Raiders won a 27-23game Ln 1974 and Dallas
prevailed 19-13 in 1980. The Raiders then proceeded
to win eight games in a row and the Super Bowl. I
Some experts were calling the game a Super
Bowl "preview" but Raiders' Coach Tom Flores said.
''It's a little early for that talk. We'd just like to finish
the first half oC our season on a positive note."
Kickoff is 6 p.m. nationally televised game m
which a sellout crowd of 65,000 is assured for Texas I
Stadium.
"They get their poin ts a lot of different ways," I
said Flores. "You just can't defense any one thing."
. "With some teams you can take away their
strong points, but Dallas just has t.oo many different 1
guns. They always seem to come up with the big play
when they need 1t."
The Raiders were expected to start quarterback
Marc Wilson in place of Jim Plunke'tt today. I
DaJJas Coach Tom Landry said, "The Raiders are
the best team in the American Conference and we'll
have to be at our best to beat them." I
The Cowboys own a 31-10 record against AFC I
teams, best by an NFC team
GOLFER'S ENEMY ...
From Page 81
putt of any length is a moment of crisis.
"Nonsense," says JoAnne Carner."( know ..,hat
I'm doing on the green. That a pplies to a tournament
as well as this playoff."
In fact, Carner claims to be in such control of her
faculties she has a different style for each type of
event.
''In a big tournament," she explains, "I am what
they call a charger Qn the green. That ts, I step up and
size up my putt and go for it. In a putting contest, you
have to be more conservative and pay more attention
to the other people and what is happening to them."
Pretty meaty stuff, to be sure, but the golf
archives are full of memorable utterances on putting.
Billy Casper once said d uring a large meal,
''Putters and greens were put on this earth to try us
and give us character."
Preliminary to the LPGA GolJ Putter tour-
nament is a similar event for the media. The ladles
and gentlement of the working prl'SS wilJ compete for
a similar fu-st prlie of 50,000 . . pennies.
Your correspondent. of course'. Is one of the
favorites on d I offer the following Cor golCing
pc)S IA'ri t y:
My opponenl.8 pu)I tht'ir pants on one leg at a
time
I
Waitz favored in marathon
NEW YORK -Norway's GrNc
Waitz ls the world champion in the
marathon and broke the world Ix-st
ume in the event three tjmes, but her m
husband said she has not yet reached her potential
"I don't think she has come cl<>1w to what she
can do in a marathon, especially timew1Sl'." said
Jack Waltz.
Grete's best tunt.> 19 2 hours, 25 minutes, 29
seconds, accompltshed last April in thl' London
Marathon and a clodung that equalled lhe world
best set in the 1981 New York. City Marathon by
Allison Roe of New Zealand. The following day,
Joan Benoit of the Uniied States lowered the mark
to 2:22:43 in the Boston Marathon.
The former school teacher from Oslo, un-
beaten in the six marathons she has <.'Om plewd -
she dropped out of two others -will be heavily
favored t.o win the New York City Marathon today
for the fifth time m the past six yf'an; anci the
second year in a row.
But Waitz said shl' would not Ix· concentrating
on bettering Benoit's time, although sht! was in
exeeUent ,condition.
"I just want to run a good ract.' and win," said
the 30-year-old blonde
"My preparations are going w<'U, almost as
planned, e xcept for about three or four weeks ago,
when I had an Achilles' injury. Bul I am running a
Little faster than last year. su I think l am m good
shape for the race: "
Pettrax romps in feature
ARCADIA Pellrax went ~
around Stancharry m the upper strct.<.•h _
and then ran away lo a 4 1"z -length
victory over Konewah in the feC1ture
race before 35,088 Cans al Santa Anita's Oak Tree
meeting Saturday.
Pettrax, ridden by Kl•nny Black , fimshed the
1 1-16 miles for 3 -y~·ar-olds and up in 1:42 3.5 to
earn $46,400 for owner Brent W. Charlton
The winner. <.'0-high weighted at 117 pounds,
returned $8.20. $4 and $3.20. It was the fifth
victory of 1983 in 13 starts for lht> 5-year-old
gelding.
Konewah, t•arrying 11 5 pounds and with
Chris McCarron 111 the saddle, ran well back in the
field of six before rallying outside the leaders
entering the stretch. Konewah finishc"l.I strongly,
although not threatening the winner. and paid
$4.40 and $3.80.
Stancharry, 117, moved out to the early lead.
was rated on early pace but jockey Lafht Pin«ay
didn't get the needed response when Peurax and
Koneway challenged, ftmshing thrne-quarters of
a length back in third. Stancharry paid $5.40.
Sari's Dreamer was fourth, followed by
Danebo and Haughty But Nice. Gaelic's Sport,
Drouilly. I'm Glad, and Vestor were scrat.cht.'d.
Hicks walk out on 49ers
SAN FRANCISCO -Starting 5l
Cree safety Dwight Hicks, twice a Pro c Cl>
Bowl player. has walked out on the San
Francisco 49ers, apparently over a
salary dispute.and 1sn'texpet.'ted to start in today's
game against the Rams. CoaC'h Bill Walsh said
Saturday.
Walsh said corn<.'rbat:k Ronm"' Lolt probably
would start in Hicks' plact> during 1hc game. which
will pit the leaders of lhl' National foolball
League's Western C:onferenC'e.
Hicks left lhf' 4!-lers Fnday without fomially
noufymg team officials, according to a tt.•am
spokesman. Unofficial word of Hicks' actions came
through \eammate Carlton WiJliamson.
..
RAMS. • • From Page C1
Super Bowl, was a dismal 3-6 last se~n. Ironically,
the 49ers, also 5-2, have returned to the forefront not
b<>cause of an ex-t<'OIJege <.'OOch or a speedy rookie
rumung bark but because of an ex-Ram -namely
Wendull Tyler.
"l believe this ii. going to be an outstanding
game," predicts Robinson, who is familiar with
outstanding games considering his Rams have
produced outstanding results with final minute
heroics.
Two weeks ago, It was lvory Sully blocklng Ray
We~hing's 51-yard field goal attempt on the final
play which preserved the Rams' win over the 49ers.
Last week, it was quarterback Vince Ferragamo
hitting Mike Guman in the end zone w ith 17 seconds
left to give the Rams a come-from-behind 27-21 win
over Atlanta.
Crazy finishes aside, neither Robinson nor San
FranctSCO Coach Bill Walsh feel today's game will be
another defensive struggle.
"People would have thought I was crazy if I'd
predicted the first game would. end 10-7," says
Robinson. "I think both teams wer-e a Little nervous,
uptight. I think it w11J be a more free-wheeling game
this tune."
Adds Walsh. "I'm quite sure there's gomg to be a
lot more scoring this eame. It could very weU be on
both sides. unfortunately. I just feel the game will be
a four-touchdown game for either side.
Tyler, who missed the first meetmg, leads thtc
49ers in rushing with 382 yards on 70 carries.
Dickerson, meanwhile, leads the NFL in rushing
with 851 yards on 178 carnes. '
In addition, Dickerson leads the league with 12
touchdowns. 72 points and 178 carnes. He ~
averaging 121.5 yards per game, and at that pace
could fi nish the season with 1.944 yards.
UCI women capture
Pomona Invitational
POMONA -The UC Irvine women's crosi
country team swept the first four places to easily wiJ
the Cal Poly Pomona lnvitat1onal Saturday after
noon.
L1Sa Gonzales k"Cl the charge, wmning in 16:50
She was followed across the finish Line by teammate:
Susan Zika (16:57), Judy McLaughlin ( 16;57), anc
Lorrame Mercado (17.07) Jarune Dube of UCI wa:
seventh in 17:42
UCl's team total was 16, far ahead of runner-u1
USC with e5
The Anteaters' men team pla1.:ed second in tht
team competition behLnd Point Loma, finishing wid I
52 poin ts.
Tom Fitzgerald was the first UCl runner IA
f1rush, placing fourth m 25:42. Teammate Chris PriC\
was sixth overall m 25:55
The UCI men's team travels to the PCAJ
Championships at Cal State Fullert.on Saturday. Th•
Anteater men are defending PCAA champions.
UCI's wom en , meanwhue, have the week off i1
pr<.'µaration for the first-ever PCAA Women'
Championships Nov 5 in Santa Barbara
Haynie in Gold Putter finals
LAS VEGAS (AP) -Sandra Hav01e of Dall~
a late tournament replac<.>ment, moved°m to the final
Salurday and mto pos1l1C1n to win the $50,000 ,1ackpo
of the J&B Gold Puttc•r Award Playoff
Haynie, 40, became e substitute for Mum1
Spencer-Devlin just rune days prior to the start of th•
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Oc1 23. 1983 Cl
Houston, Bucs
seek first wins
College football sCores
Prom AP d11pA&claet
Ho~ and Tampa Bay and
will try lbr the eighth time this
year to bre~into the win column
u the NFL aeaaon reaches th~
halfway point .
A week aao ln M innesota the
Oilers loet thelr firat game under
their interim head coach, former
defenalve coordinator Chuck
Studley. Now , with their losing
streak at 14 games, they take on
the vialting Kansas City Chiefs.
Tampa Say owns the NFL re-
cord of 26 conaecutive loaes, set
over the Bucs' first two seasons of
1976-77. Thia year's start is its
UCI edges
Pepperdine
in polo, 5-4
Glen Awerkamp scored with
1:49 left in the fourth quart.er to
give the UC Irvine a 5-4 PCAA
water polo victory ove r Pep-
perdine Saturday at Newport
Harbor High.
UCI squande red a 4-1 advan-
tage as the Waves. ranked third in
the nation , tallied four straight
times ln the third period to tie the
match.
Pepperdine's Mike Grier had
three of the four goals for the
Waves, including two of the three
in the third period.
Meanwhile, Mike Evans added
another goal to his con -
ference-leading total, giving him
66 this aeuon.
In community college play,
Saddleback won twice in its own
tournament, beating Utah St.
10-7 and UC San Diego, 12-6.
worst sinet> then. The Bucs broke
that earlier streak by beating
New Orleans. the team they host
now.
In today's other games, it's San
F'rancisco at the Rams, the
Raiders at Dallas tonight, M inne-
sota at Green Bay, Atlanta at the
New York J ets, Chicago at Phila-
delphia, Cleveland at Cincinnati,
New England at Buffalo, Detroit
at Washington, Miami at BaJti·
more, Pittsburgh at Seattle, and
San Diego at Denver.
On Monday night, the New
York Giants visit St. Louis.
The Packers, following last
Monday night's exploove game
against Washington, are the No. 2
team in scoring with 209 points to
Dallas' 215 -but the Pack also
has given up 213 points. second
only to St. Louis' 218. The Vik-
ings own a one-game lead over
Green Bay m the NFC's CenLral
Division.
Lynn Dickey of the Packers,
who threw for 387 yards arid .
three touchdowns against the
Redskins, is tied with Atlanta's
Steve Bartkowski as the NFL
passing leader. Bartkowski's
favorite receiver, Alfred Jenkins,
will have to start a new streak
against the Jets as the Falcons
hope to end one.
Jenkins failed to make a recep-
tion for the first time in l 04
games, leaving him with the
fourth longest streak in NFL his-
tory. The Falcons are on a
four-game slide.
The Bears-Eagles game brings
together Chicago's Willie Gault
and Philadelphia's Mike Quick,
who rank 1-2 in per-catch aver-
age ln the NFC. Gault has a
22.8-yard average and Qwck, the
league's yardage leader at 750, is
second in average at 22.7.
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12
70
WEST
UCLA 10 C1111orn•• I•
Sl•nloro 31 .t.r110"• 11
Wa'11ft>OIO" J1 Otevon l
Cal St•te Fuite"°" II. Fr•lno SI
San Joli St te, LOf\O Buen SI 9
Pactflc 2t. Nor1ntrn Arl1on1 14
llrlohlm Yout>O 47 San 01191> SI
Havwaro SI 40, Sen Oleoo 71
S•cr•menfo St JS. 'MumbOldt SI
SI. MerY'l 31. Sonom• St O
Sanfa Cler• 20, Portlend Sf 6
Cal Polv·SLO U, ld•no 'Sr 31
UC Oevls 14, Cl\lco SI 1
w. WHnlnoton JI, E Or•oon 10
WhJ1wor111 «, Wlllamttl• O
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La rry Bird ..
Lake r s drop
last e xhibition
WORCESTER. Mass. (AP) -
Larry Bird scored 25 pomts Sat-
urday night to lead the Boston
Celtics to a 102-100 win over the
Los Angeles Lakers to close the1r
National Basketball Association
exhibition season.
It was fourth-period surge that
put the Celtics, who overcame
deficits of as many as 12 points, on
top for their fourth win over the
Lakers.
Llnflttd 44. Paclllc. Ore 13
Pac Lutneran 33, l..ewts &. Clark
IS
ROCKIES
Wunlnoton s1. Jl, Arizona S• 21
Nev ·l..H veou 2t, Ulen St 10
Wyoming 49, Co•o•tt 29
Air Foret ll. Ulah 31
BOIH SI 47, Monfen• SI 0 •
ldal'IO 4S, Montana 24
Ne .. oa·lleno '1, Weber SI 3
S Cl)lore do 44 Wutern St .Coto
?7
11
Adams St 34 N Mo M1on1anos 1
Carroll Mont 17 w Monfena I
F t Lewi\ 14 Coloreoo M1l't• 1l
MH•. Coto 31 w Ntw Mo co
Montana T ten 7S FICK•• Moun •e1n 13
20
SOUTHWEST
ArkanH• 24 Mou>tcin 3
Tt •&> IS. SMU 12
Tex .. A&.M 79 ~let 10
0 Ktanoma 49 Iowa St 11
Savior 56, TCU 21
Coforaoo St 31 Tua1·EI Peso H
NE 0•1anoma 7J SW Okra11oma
Texas·Arlongton 79 Ne"' M .. 1co
SI 1
Tulsa S9, Te•a\ fecn 70
Angelo St JI Howard Pavne 19
Ar• ·MOl'llCtllO 13 ArkAM••
Teen 13
Ark -Pine e iutt 1' Kentuc•v St 14
Magic Johnson led Los Angeles
with 18. The Lakers dropped be·
hind by 11 in the first half, .but
built a 12-point lead in the th1rd · od Au•t n Cot 17 McMurrv U pen · Cent Ar>.ansas 2~. Ouecnlte o The victory before a capa(;lty E Centrel u u . Toes l..u1neren
crowd Of 12,179 ln the Centrum, J~ E Tua• S• 31 Ablteni• Cnrllflen
gave Boston a 6-2 preseason re>-21
d Th L k f · hed l 5 Men_der~on SI 21 Mard1no 11 cor . e a ers ·uus at -. s ieonen F Au"'" 21 sw r.us
Bird scored 10 of 18 Boston S• 14 Tua• A&t 19 S•m Mo1a 1on St 1• pomts tO launch the comeback, f rlnolv, Te• 14, Sllllestern, T~nn
and the Celtics outscored Los An· 10
geles 19-4 ln the fourth quarter
run th at gave them the win_
A Bird jumpshot with 27 sec-
onds remaining, and a Robert
Parish free throw with seven sec-
onds left assured the vtctory.
MIDWEST
Nolrt Da m e 11 USC 6
M<ehloen 16 Iowa 13
On•o SI 21 M•cn1oon S• II
ttlino•• JS P1.orout 2 I
Norlnwuter n 19 MIMtSOle 9 w .. con"n 4S Ind er>a 14
Mlu ourl 38. KenHs St O
Nebraska 69 Colorado 19
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Gra nd Valley St 12, Mll"datt 10
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10
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TtnneuH l1. G.oro11 T4Kn J
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Tuten' 14, S Mln lv t1>1>I 1
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Vtrolnle f eel'! JI, Rlchmono o
Ctt•d•I • 1. Oavld•on 1'
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sw Lou1,11ne 31, Lemar 6
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24
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Rocll9'ter 3S, St l..ewrence 2•
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NE Mluourl 21. NW Mlu ourl Sf
11
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Norl h ern SI .s 0 10
Minn ·Oulur11 I
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Plt!iOuro SI 3•. Wavne. Neb 20
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AP Wh•photo
LonA Bt·~wh Stat•• during PCAA Mt'-
tiou ut \ t•lt·run ... Shufium Saturday.
M ic i outlasts Iowa 0 1g
Wolv.eri11t· ..... rc111t)i11 t111beate11 in Big 10 race
ANN 1\Hl3C II ·.11 h 'lu Ji n: 111' Bob
Bergeron had :i 15 '·'"I It• Id i.:1• .. ! "•111 l'l~'.ltl s•·nmd-.
remainin~ to i.:1\ ll 1 1111t1 .• 111 ·I \\,I• 11 :n•'" ,.
16-13 Big Tn1 fu.1tl,;11l \lti• 1 ~. fl\'• r No i:! [owa
Saturday
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points an th<• third µo·r 1od ,.ft.or ll .itfin)! 111.-.1 Ii,· J.l l:l al
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Texu.tt 15. S.HI. 12
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eight-man foothstll ,,. ,,. 1 t<
covered from n slow -.\.1rt 111 fir11·
I fashion aw11n.'ll c .. 1 Lutlif' 111,
ecoring all 1L'> point.-. 111 th• f11 al
three quurtcr~ 111 ,,i1 I to
Academy LA·agu1' r111np :11 \.\1•-.1
minster llif(h
I lulfhat'k Stl'VC' Forlx·~ hit •It•
•·nd tr1nr· thrr..• trmC'S, l Wll(' 0 11
run'> .111rl ont'l' on a p.L<;.5 rN.'Cpllon
Pt lt ['-..,m w.1:. th<• gr nund
~;11nPr for Newport Christr.ir1, Ill'
1•11unting for 104 yards
Tlw Cnnqut•ror"I arr 2. n 1n
l•·a~•111• plnv 1111d fi I ov1•rall flllCI
pl;1\ ,, 1·1 udal lt·aguC' g;1ml1 agains t
I .••I f1ngwPJ\ Chrrsrian Sat•irrlny
Tnmas AJan. an 111tcmM1onal
w1•11.(htllflmg ,,ffit·i:1l m MUSI ow
for the World .ind Euror~·C1n
<.'hump10nsh1p .... s.11d he had tlw
namt's of thrnw suspend<'d al has
h11tC'l und W1Juld disdoN: •hpm
latN Suturd:1y
Murr.1y Lt•Vln, thi· rn·s1d1 •nt ,,f
lht· ll S W<·ighthftin~ f<'t'd1•r
al.Ion. rL'achcJ by telephone in his
offil'<' at Boca Raton, Fla., said he
hud not been notified o f any
susp<.•nsions
M1C'hels was belicvro to be
homr in thf' Chicngo area ~nd
l:ould not ht· n'achcd by telc
phonl'
The suspensions were imposed
t.luring a closed meeting of the
exe<·uuve board. hcid last week,
St Cyr said
Thl• otht'r weightlifters in·
volvcd in thf' Pan Am Games
disqualiCl<'at1ons mcluded Alberto
BlanC'o of Cuba: Canadians
M khacl Viau and Guy Greavette:
J 1N Adarm<'S Puez of Venezuela;
Enrique' Mont1«l of Nicaragua:
.J11qm·11 Oliger nf C hile; Guilk·rmo
Lt>p<'7 o f ArgN1tinn: JOS(• Lozada
of J>uc•rto Hko: and Ulballero
I >okt"y of C'nlomhin.
Titans keep on winni~g
Fulle1·to11 s tays JJ erfect in PCAAwith 18-17 win
FHESNt' < ',.J St..itt· 1-'ulll'r llm 4uartt-1 bal'.k
D..tm1111 Allc·11 hit J,1J11t·-, Pn•w1tt with o 15-yard
tout·hdown pi•"-" with J 0 I It· ft Ill lht· w .1111l' Satun.lay
111ght to givt'l lu T1t..t11s ,, Ill 17 w111 ovt•r Ftl-8110 Sww
tn a Pkt'1f1t· Coast A.1hl1 lit As.<;(x·iat1on gamt'.
F ullNltJn. ''""" ~ 0 111 1lw !'CAA and fi. J uvt·rnll,
prt>::.etv(•d th<· \\Ill 111 tl11' t111ol ..,1'<.unds as Lit1C'b<1ckc1
T1·rry lluhb.11 J r<'l..'VV••rt•tl " Frt•sno Sl<.ttt.o fumbll· un
the· T1ku1 lU ymJ lllw with •l!J "''<.onds lt•ft.
F'ounu.uri VallPy prudul·t <ir t•g Sleinke's :rn-yard
fl<'ki grnd gavl l•'ulh.•r1<m w1 P(,lr ly ;j 0 lt•ad, but a
2-y:.irt.l run by Er w llt'(IWtl<xl in tht• S('<.'tmd quartt·r put
thf' Bu II dogs atw.1(1
Lufayc llt lt~lN.du•1 ~·ort·d un a I vart.I run in the
third quitrt<·1 I u 1 l"n•s1111 "itatP 1''ull1 1 to11 cut the lead
Ht 14 11 on H1 k C'alhrn111'!> 11 vwJ run .ind AllL'n's
lWO-potnt C:O)I\ t•f:)ton I'll II
."iJtn Jt~.-,, ..... ,. Ill, l ,UlfM Bf .. 1u.•l1 ... t . 9
LOI\(; H1'.1\<'ll tiu.111ul •• 11 k Bot, FraSC'tJ
capping a thn-t>-ploy, 69 yurd dnvl'
Washington SUitl, now 3 4 ovl•rall am.I 1-:J m the
Puc-10. maul· ll JI · :l I when P urter IA .ok a pi tchou t
from quarterback Ricky Turnl'r and wc:dved his way
68 yards fur the> M'(Jrc with 5.03 n•n1<.1ining
ff'u~hlngton :J2. Or1.•gun 3
EUGENE, On· Swrhng Htnd'l rushed tor 131·
yards and Jeff Jaegcr k1ckc.-'d four £1elt.I gouls as
14th-rank<..'Ci Wru.hingt.on t1.10k tlw lead in tht• race to
the HOS<! Bowl with a 3:.!·J 1"t.tc1f1l· IO Conference
football romp ovc•r Ort·~on
A rei:·ord Autwn Swd1urn crowd of 44,:.wo
wat.che<l SLc·vc• Pl•llut.•r (hrCJw two touthdowri passc.~
and run 61 yards ft,r another 'M.llrl' Mt•anwh1le. tht
Huskies' dl·f<·n.sc> sllflt'<.I thl' 01 l'~on oflt•n..'ot'. picking
off four pas..-.<•.s arnl t•llrn1n.ttu1g the Duck running
game· •
Both lt·anu. 1•11t1·n d thl g;.!111t :!-fl m tt ..
t'onforcnl'l· and Ou•g11n wa::. l'CJmmg off balk 10-IJ<it'k
up~t·t.s ovt•r Cal1fo1111a .incl A11.rona 1·u111pl1•tl'd 211 of l·I p.1..'~'1 , fu1 :!.IJ Vdr ds and two
luU< hdo\\ llS l11 11 ad Sa11 .111!-o( S t.ill',,, clll fll.!J J>CAA
\It lOI v ...... I . .i11g l~·.11 h S L.Ill
Tht ">p.11 1.111" r11 " I 1 111 tlit· PCAA .ind ;, .!.
'",.,all k1 p l tlit ir h11i.x·s lur J l'CAJ\ llllt· .ilivt· \\hilt·
Lung &.1• it S:Jtt· droppc•d oul 11! tlil' ran wllh al -:!
11·.igUl' rn,11 k .111d 5 :.! t>Vt-t all ~w11dar d
But Washmgto11. h I r1vt·rall gralilx'<J tlil leot.l
lotc· rn the· first 4uarlN and dommatL'U the rl"St of the
l'Ol1tt!.st
!t't11nlord :JI. 11rl.zun11 22
Fra:-.t'<> l''""•t'-ll'd w11li Kt•1th Mdxmald on o :w :-.·,1nlpa.,...,pl;1vw1tl1 IU ~>.!(,.ft111tlwtirstquarte1 tu
p11t tbt' Sp;11 1.111s .d11 0.1d Ii 0 Tlw k1tk Wi.1~ blul'kl-<l.
STANFORU fn•shma.n qua1 tc•1 bal'k John
1-'uyt· f1rC'<l thrN.: toud1duwn plli>.sl'S ,L., StanfurcJ
!>napp<.'Ll a n11w K:..trnt· losing ~\n:uk <md totally
donunatc-<l l!:llh-1 o.111kl'<I Ar111in1:1 tur a ::.tun11111g 31 -:!:.!
upset victory fta~l1#1t,._ to11 4tt. :l I. '1·b:11na St. 21 Pay1., whCJl'Olllll'\tt'd with Founldl11 Valley High
prot.luct Eniilt· I l.u 1) ft)r T D pas.1,1·.., uf :i5 and 'l.7 var<l:.
and 1<:r1c M ulhns on <1 19· y.1r<lt-1. fin1shC'd wt th 28U
yards on 22 complt>lltms in 28 atlt•111pl.'>
Ti':M l'I•'. /\1 r> s .. ph111111>11·. lull back Kerry
f'1irll·1 !'o''llrt•d t \\,, tliu d •111.11 ti •r ll)1Jd1dow11.s on runs
11f 2 ,m,J till v.nd:-,... w .. ~·l1111gt1111 St.;it<· upst'l
1:1111 iank1·d i\r111111 .. St;1t•" :n :!I Stanford, 1·6 this season, lx·~an IL'; l<•sing i.tn·ak
aga.111Sl Ari·wnn J;,~t yea r Rut thl' C'.1rrlino.1I <>Utrar1,
outpassed and outplayP<l Anzc111<1 111 1·\'t•rvthu1g this
ume, indudmg fumblt<.s
H 1t1 •d I~ 1""111 lll\d1•1d11L(.., p111 11 It• k1ekof[. lh<'
1",11gar,1T:L-.1·d a :.!I 17 h;ill111111' ch•f1l'lt on P111 ter's
:! vard rw1 \"Illa ,'.3ti l1·t t 111 lltt• third quurtC'r
AP Whepllotv
Rustlers
earn 35-0
triumph
Goldt•11 Wl-::.t l \oll•·gc wh.c ri
h.id l>tt:n hurnbluJ m It..'> t\\ •
previous ouling.s did "''"'' pu11
ishmg o f 11.S own Saturd;,, rugnr
handing wmlt•s..1, Compton " :if1-1
sNbi:ic-k ,Jl Orani.ie C(J..t. .. : l"1,l11 g.
ln lht,.,t· two lops1ti1·d 1 <1nl··~: ..
thl' Hustlt·r-wprc· '"" ''"i" d ''
P<1:-...1df'11,1. :1K .(J and h' t 1.ll1"°1
41 i
Toni F1sthh1'lk 1•1nt1l
Hu-:tlt•r-. 111 th1 · 11g t l 111!1• 11 ''
..,P •rll1J..' th1 fir'>t till •• I ,.,,! r•
Wl·st 11 lit hJ11\\ 11s
c;wc 1~tllll·d thl· f11 ,1 1., . 1w,
It had thl' b.dl rutting ···~!••llu
IO pl.n :1:? vatd m.J« !. • n 11.-.. m
n1.1I 1x ,..,.....i·s..s11111 Jnd !.-i .... !>h • ,.,
brokl th111ugh l<Jr <J 44 ,.,id _1o1t;11·
on th1• ..,.'t ond
\.\.'h11t· F1~hl.1t'(k ".._..., I 1111,_ ,,1
adm11 abl1 y >b curry1 ng t h1 I>,,
Huo;tl«·r quart1•rb'-lt·k J, t 11 I l1·1r"
h,1d •• hrol ha11d thrl>\' 111,ll It, • '"
plt•!ll\~ ,.JJ ('1.l(hl l1ro...<.<-. Ill tfl• •I
play111~ httlt 11 riri t~ .111 !:,._. " •
gunll'
lit>111h•'s 7 \o..1rd Tl> ,,.1,1111. ll•rn
with Garv Parr Lsh 111 th• ........ n l
quart<'r i;(H\'(' thl' Ruqkr-. 1 .!H '
advant.agl' at mtt>rm1-.. ... •1m
'1i<·higa11 ki<'k••r Bot. Bt ·r~-wron .iurnps into thf'
arm.., of tpamurnl<-Clu) \lill•·r a ft <•r winnin g boot.
Hunn111g b::wk J uh11 S t•·rn1g1
eapp<'(I pff lht• scoring ft1r t , \\'1
With a (llW·yard di\'(' UI 1h1· tlll'
quarlt.•r
OCC TOPPLED. • •
Tlw tkfrn~" ml•a11whil1" .-1
nut nllow Compton .; senou
thrl'al thrnu~hout, as tht• T-1rt.ir
p<'nt'tratl'd thl· GoldC'11 \Vt>st 4
only om'<' From Page C1
Thi• ..,,-on• • ·•Pl""I ·• 10 play. ·,•:1
v<'rd dn\1• ,11111 \\,1s a1dl'<I hv ,1 r11u~h.n,.: thl' ku kt•r rx·nolt v
••Ra111 s1 C··rnt111,
"\.\t hit\< 1 ,,,,1lrh1~ llll t'Xl'U~"
\\'t JU~l d11J1 l )l,\\'I' tht ()\•plh •
l'urk,..r "Ktld :itt1•rw.11d, n•fl·rnn)(
t11 thC' problcoms lha t df'vt lop1'd
whpn s1.:1rt111ft off<·n:;1vl' .l{Unrd
Brvan Kaw11.in ti.id 10 lt·.iv• th1
~illll•. \\ 't Ii .111 lrlJlll \
"Tlw pn1l•l••rn t11111gh1 w.1'\11'1
tilt' f.1111' 111 tlw d1•f1·11'<1' \VI' 111:-.1
1 •>uldn't rn•)\'1 1h1· h t!I" Turk1•1
.1rld1•d
I{ it's"'"' 11111sol.1ll11n tr> l'urk11 .
hi... d1 lr·11..,1· dad Ill! 11 111 .1nntlw1
d1•t1 rmuwd l'f fort .11{11111'1 tlw
rush , h11ld1n~ t hi' 11,1t1on's
I Oth-r.1nk1'<l r n111111u111 ty t'Ollt•><t>
1 .. :im to !1•1 vartb 1wl rush111K
Cerrito~ 42. Oranoe Coast IJ
Scon bv Ou.,1•ri
~·'1"1'0"' c 8\f 0 1 0 6 -13 r,,, ll'l 1 I 1• l•-•7
r -J JOhr iOl'I t '"" t Oeron~ ''C~ l
( Ot!vltCflu& J oau trom Str,.,.wv• •
lBoronf' i..1ck. OCC-Cu1en~e 1 run !Greene k.t• C -Veuonn 11 o'"' trom Slf'enw"Yr..k l ... v11vvhn 16 pa\\ trom !>teeriwvcti tOe .. t'i~,. ' ..... OCt.---C..Of\4•nf' \ run Ct.1cll. te•rNJ
( Pfl-f)ptes l1 oau trom ~•t•t1w\ICI> 186' u•f'
111.•C " c JoM~on recovered bloC'ed ount In t nfl 1nnt !Barone 1tic1t i
.lllltndenct l,000
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Ru1hl"11 nee -<••'••>t'dn IS 47 Mtred·•h • i 1
11• "" 4 II D<>wn\ 7·• Crnnoa I •
""' '~ll\• 1 f(lr "•111U\-J, Coo<11nt 1·0
r I )Ohn\Otl 13 SQ No\h, 10 n
'•'ft'l"'¥¥l •, 4 for ·m l'lu\ 1t PreoCh<"'
1 1 "'''''n 4 ripfchrr l·fo• m1nu\ J M 1lrt1f'l-lt
/ i
Panln9
fl! C (.no<11ne 7· ll 0 89 P11rlH&ll 6 11 J
t \I •1•nW\C'-U 16 0 Hl'l M OVP\14,n (I I 0
') Mf't.1'.1111\1\ 1 I 0 41
F1ec.Mn9
11( c -5ton, J 4S Me• edlln ) JS. 5et1~rl1Pld
I lO H••nondPI I 9 C•u ta•eo• l 19, Dnwt11
I 10
L -llovvnn 9 14, BtvacQuft 1 13 Peor>lt>\
1 10 ,..., •on l '7. >onn1on. l '9
Wuh the Wiil. ewe t•vent'd ll.'
ovl'rall re<'<>rd al 3-3 and I : 11.
thl' s,1u1 h Coast Conft•rt•n1..·(·
Golden West h1t.5 thr road ne:-1
Saturda). v1s1tmg San Dil'~1>
Mrs.1
Golden WtU lS, Compton 0
Sc.,.• Dv OUar,.o
Comnlnn a
C.01<1en Wu• • ••
C,W F \(Mb•'' ) 'U" tDoe.., .. l •
(,W r 11.C"l>t t ., •• r 1n t001t,, • 1c '-
(,W J:. 1\Cn bec11 .l ''-'" COoor1 -. "
C, N P&rr!\.h I n~U\ lro~ Hf'· .. I~ :Jf'f'\ • ,
CW-Ste1n•ottr 1 "un cOoen -. i.S.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
( < ~0~11
10 •ni "''HM\;\ \
Fl ulhl119
I)~ W1nftt\ I .a H"I
Gw f f\tt1t1ttr" 77 110 5,, .. ,0,, 1~ ,q Ao
O!t•~<t ' l~ ~ffl'1•1,Jtr 1 8 H f'11r tt 1 1
Cluttint mt" ' 1•
Pt nine
C 11~11 ~ I' I 101
r.w Heh1lf1 ! • 0 l 10 GrlJO"•ft ,., •• I 'f\
A•c.Mll9
( Jf tmon 1 ll '"'•"•"' J 1• ""''C "' i "" GW O• v : 41 Bowle\ 2·4• ..... ,, l ~
ril<M>f'" ' 19 O Ca•lanen I 16
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liold1·n W1•s1 l'ollt•Ji(t' advam't't1 pas \ pool play of
thl· Saddl1•b<ll k \'olh·-. ball T oumnmt•nt Saturday. ,
but the Husllt•rs w en• s topped by San Di<'go Mesa,
I 5-l2, 111 the quort<'rfinal round
Marv ('oh1ll and m1dt.lle blockt•r Phyllis Lange
pl.1yed Wt•ll for thi• UoldPn W('St
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t href' touc·ht.lown'I m th1 .1·n1111 I
period 10 as.sum<• a 20 II h1tllt11111•
lead. By lht' l'n<i of tl11 rhard
stanut. th1· Conq1wro1 /h .• d :1
commandinR ~ff.CJ o1dvr111t,11••·
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attempts for I HI y.ml• .1 1d tw o
touC'h c.Jownr. nnd al!'io r ''" Im ,,
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In$< th<' 11 lifl<'rM, wcrC' dis-•
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~tr1 pJX-d of any ml'dnls and rt•
mrds thc•y c•nmro, after tests
showl'<:I banned substanccs m
thl'lr sy11tems rangrng Crom eye
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BRUINS • • •
From Page C1
Neuhe1sel wt:nt to flanker Karl
Dorrell on a crossing patwm frorr
3i yards out t.o cut the margin t£
16-14 with 5:37 rcmaming, setlin~
thl' st.age.
Cal's offense, which had rid·
tiled the Brums' secondary frorr
the st.art, suddenly was shu1
down ,LS outside linebacker 0oUE
West bur ied Mark Funderbur~
for a 2-yard loss on Cal's fir81
attempt. then two mcompletioru
lKnowles defending on the first
the second misfiring) forced tht
Bears to punt again
The Bruins t.oo k ~ion a•
their 46 with 4:46 left, the bes•
field position or the day for then
and ll boiled down to one biE
tlecis1on. one great e xecution, fol
lowed by a 17-yard dash b)
Kl'vin N!!lson behind the block o
L1ivt> and an 8-yard burst over th1
l1·lt sidt· by Frank Cephous fo1
1 h1• winner with 2· 12 left.
Thf• play of the game came w1tt
the Bruins c:amped on the Cal 46
fourth and 2
N1·uh1'1scl took the snap, fake<
to lhl· flow ing ba<:ks to the right
liootll·~ged to his left and with ar
.1w kw<1rd d elivery. went to t1gh
l'lld Paul Bergmann. who pullec
tht pass down awkwardly, kep
h1:. balanc·e on the sidelines anc
turnc><I 11 into a 25-yard gain I.I
thl' Cal 21
"~told the t-oa<:hes I thought l
muld walk the two yards on th(
play (ll was an o ption)," sale
NC'ulw1scl ''But Richard Rodger.
(Cal'b rover) lined up where I
wasn't expecting and when J
rullt-d, he didn't go anywhere."
We had been running the sweei
pretty well," added Bergmann
"Esrx-<:1ally with three tight ends
f drag across and Rich runs t
nakL'Ci with hopes that the end wil
bitC', and he did
"But 1 had to go up for it ant
Whl"n I did mv st.omat·h wen·
d own
RP~ardless or emotions, th1
Rru1n!>fXe<:uted and with a lead ir
!'>tght fo r the fi rst lime, they boltec
mto the t'nd wnc· m two plays as 11
tlw &oars weren't even there
Nelson's dash to the 8 behmc
Love was the Bruins' "76" pla)
with Love• taking his man outside
Tht-Bears sull had tune, bu1
th1>re WCI.') no S tanford band in the
Bruins' end wne, U\Stead then
was Crawford patrolling the sec·
ondarv and he p1t•ked off a Galt
C1Jl'>l:rt pass with l :32 left Ca:
regained possession with 29 sec·
onds le ft &lits 45. but there wen
no m1rac:les forthrornmg.
Neuheisel, who could muster
JUSt 38 yards On 4 Of 8 10 the first
half finished WI th 235 yards ( 17 Of
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CONNER • • •
From Page C1
1"<•Ur<><• I'm sorry it had to~ me "
I Li bcrty won th rt'<' of th,-seven
1 al·es agamst Australia 1U1 QuPStioned about the/ public
reaction to his loss, Conner s31d:
"It has Ix-en very ~uve Wf
havl· n -<.C'1ved hundred'l of letter.
l'Ongratulaung us on·our e ffort
[fs 11 ornc. but we actually havt
f (>('l'l\.M more favorable responsf
1 his vt'ar than we did in 1980 when
w(' lwat the Aussies 4-1 ..
Corirwr t'Orrected some er·
ronNius rC'ports on hov.. he lost the
final 11nd ciec1s1v" raC'C' after buUd·
mg up a 57 S('('Ond IC'ad on the last
downwind leg Asked why he
didn't Jib<' and kt>ep Australia D
c'Oven'Cl. Conner said:
"Australia II didn't jibe away.
She mer ely bore o ff and sailed
right through our lee about 25
vards awav We could see 1t
;.ommg but couldn't do a thing
about 1l. We were sailing directly
for the mark."
Talk that a W<'St Coast yacht
, luh could put togNher a synd1-
t·att• :mu by winning the Cup
dc•ft•nd it on the West Coast
Conrw r tem1ed "so much talk."
"San Dil'gn, NC'wport Beach .
Lon~ Bt•al'h or San Fram·1sro do
t111t hcivt• the faC'1ht1es for staging
an Anwnca's Cup defense." he
prnnt<'d 11111 "Tht-winner would
huv1• thl' np11on of deterrmning
wht'rt' t lw next l'hallenge would
~· hl'ld ..
F'or an effort sut·h as the
Anwm·a'sCupdefense there must
t~ haul-out fal'1L1ties (the boats are
hauled almost every night). sail-
makmg facilities and a<'C'Omoda·
tions for the hundreds of support
personnel, Conne r explained.
Would Connt:r be interested in
another involvement?
"Of course I'm interested. But
the next challenge is three or four
yean1 away. I'm 43 now. So who
knows"
Heminded that there was criti-
cism in some quarters that neither
h e nor his crew atte nded the
ceremony at which the Cup was
handed over to Australia. Conner
explained:
"There was never any sched-
uled date for such a ceremon y. Or,
I( there was. I was not informed. I
was on a plane headed for San
Diego when it occurred. w~ dJd
appropri&tely congratulate J ohn
Bertrand and hla crew after \he
ra1.-'C• WM over."
Conner was al8o honored at 1
reception by the CaUfomlA lnt.er-
notlona l Snillnl( Ass0<'18tlon
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C8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Oct. 23, 1983
BUlllTIN BOARD
Fall Fair ra~ln•
The seventh Orange County Fall Fair opens
Monday at Los Alamitos Race Track
Monday'• ectlon features Florida Derby win-
ner Oroeao, returning to the scene of hie first
victory when he contests the $35.000-added
Irvine Handicap.
The meet otters nighttime thoroughbred
racing and usually attracts some of the top
rldera In the stale. Including L11lltt Ptncay. Jr.,
among othera.
Thia year'a fall Fair racing boasts a stakes
tche<lule ottering more than S230,000 In
added money for thoroughbreds.
The Fall Fair otters thoroughbred. c;iuar-
terhorse and apaloosa racing tn addition,
Arabalan r acing will m ake Its debut.
The .m eet runs every night ncept Sunday
beginning Monday with a 6.30 p m llrst post.
there wHI be $2 exacts and S2 Pick Sl11.
wagering
6011 tourne,
The Newport Beach Center Association s
annual Gold Ball Chasing and Tippling Tour-
nament will be held Monday al the Irvine Coast
Country Club.
The format will be a best ball scramble.
Registration tor the day's festivities begins
at 11 a.m and the shotgun start ts set lor 12:30
pm.
Registration fee Is $45 tor non-members or
Irvine Coast Country Club and $35 for mem·
bers. Fee Includes green lees, cart rental.
lunch. dinner and drinks.
Prizes. lnctudtng a trip lor two to San Fran-
cisco. wlll be awarded.
The hole-In-one prize Is a 1983 Jaguar
donated by Newport Imports. Newport Beech
San Dle110 Supercross
Top American and European riders go
head-to-head Saturday, Nov. 5 at the fourth
annual San Otego Supercross at Jac k M urphy
Stadium.
Honda's n avtd Balley. Suzuki's Mark
Barnett and Yamaha's Broe Glover are among
those scheduled to participate
Eighty pros aboard 250cc motorcycles wtll
compete on the man-made course
Tickets are available at Ttcketron outlets
and Super Shops and are priced at $6, S9, S 12,
$15andS18
Gates open at 6 o m with competition set
tor 8
For more information. phone 760-0169
ffJl hOM'
More than tOO 000 outdoor enthusiasts are
e11.pected 10 attend the 3 t st annual ~ecreauon
Vehtcle and Manufactured HouSlng Show Nov
5-t3 et Dodger Stadium
The show will feature 800 folding campers.
new hghlwelghl 1ravet trailers and moto,homes
up to 40 feet and lllth wheel trailers, truck
campers end vans
Show hours are 10 a.m • 7 p m dally Ad·
mtuton Is $4 for adults and $2 tor chlldren,
ages 6-12
llacquetball tourne,,
The Irvine Clubhouse and Butsness 10 Busl·
nn s magazine will hold a Corporate RacQuet·
Dell Challenge Nov 18·20 open to employees
of top corporellons In the area. Deadline tor
entry fa Monday. Nov 14.
Entry fees are S95 for Division t teams and
S60 for Division 2 teams Olhclals for the
tournament sey $20 ot the entry lees will go to
charity
Comoelltton will be held at the lrvtne
Clubhouse. 17850 Skypark Blvd . Irvine
For more tnlormatlon on dtv1soons and
prizes. phone 754-7500.
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Brend• M Mltellello. 2048 0.vld Allan F. KMI. 113 !. lelboe BMI. Geoff 1.•vy, 1537 LeGrenda NallOflal Medtcel C0tpotaUon, A CrN tJve Wayt Inc .. 1 Caln. Corp .. l'llDlflc CoM1 Hlghwey, COtona del
Or . Newport BMGh. C"A. 82"3 N9wpof1 leectl, CA. tate1 Streel, TllOuaand Oallt, CA. 81358 Cellfornla Corporetlon, 22842 728 W. ttth 81., 8·5, Coeta M-, Met, CA. tl2t211
Thlt b\.lllneN It c;on<lucted by; 1111 Robert 8 . Eodel, t13 E. 811 Thie~ II QOl'ldUCled by: an Larnb«t St, Suite 403, El TOfo. CA. CA. 82927 8-M Matll911ng, Inc., Florida. 204
lndlvldutl llYd., ~ leectl, CA. 8ate1 lnCIMduel. 82630 Thlt bullnMe It conduoted by. a Neta. Newport Beech, CA. t2ttO
Brend• M. Mltchell Thia buelfleae II ooncluated by: Oeofl Levy Thlt b\leln ... II conducted by: a COfpotallon. Thia ~ .. oondUCled by: •
Tbl• •llltmenJ WU flied with the mlted pennereNp. Thie •tttement WU nled with the COfpotetlon ClllfOfd A. Ha11eon. ,,..,6811, COfpot•tfOll.
COWtty Cletk of Orange County on AHan I'. Kati County Clerk of Orange County on EJlut>eth G H&mm•r•lag, Sec-Thie 1111-t wM llled with the Mervin Solom<>n, Pr..,dent
Oct 4, 1883 Ttllt tlltement wu llled with the e1e91, 2t, 1N 3 r•tery County Clef!\ of Ora11Q8 CO\lnty on Thlt '1•1-t wM llled with the
...-11 County Cl&OI of Ortnge COunly °" ,nen7 Thi• •t•t-t WH llled With the Oct. 4, 1883. County Clerk of OrllllO& Coullty on
Publl•hed Orenge Cout o.lty Oot. tt, ttt3. I Pubtl•"-0 OrenQ& Cout Delly County Clefk ol Orenge County on ,,_.. Se9t. 2t, 1te3.
Piiot Oct. 9, 1e. 23. 30. t983. "'1119 Piiot Oct. 19. 23, 30, Nov ·e. t983 S'i>I. 30, tta3. Publllhed Orange Cout Dally ,_-.1
5508·t3 Publlthed Orange Cout Del 5893-83 FDUOI Piiot Oct. 8, 18, 23, 30, tta3. Publllhed Orange COMt Delly Piiot ()ct. 23, 30, Nov. e. 12, ttt3. Publlthed Oreng• Coett Dally 5514-83 Piiot 0<:1. 23, 30, Nov. e, t2, tttS. l~:::::~::L:1c:_H0-_-:11:cE:::::l-_______ a1_53_. -a-1 ---==rtlll.=:-'c::::-::NO'-::'C::E::::--1.P-ll-ot_o_c_1. _111_. -23_. _30_. _No_"_· 8...:,()~~:.:~...:~e;:.j3 Pta.IC NOTICE 874&.83
FICTITIOUI 8UllMIH MltC M>TICE '1CTITIOUI IM.lllNlll Pta.IC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUI IUalNIH rtlll.IC NOTICE
HAMI ITATl•NT NAMe ITATIMINT NAMa ITATIMINT
The lollowlng peraon• .,. dol~ rtennou• IUIMll The followlng peraon I• doing "CTITIOUI IUllNlll The following peraon I• doing ~T1TIOUI .,... ••
but ln"' 1.1: NMm ITATDlllNT blltlMte u : NAMI ITATIMINT butlneu 81. NAMI ITATIMINT HUNTINGTON BEACH HUB· The loltowlng l*IOfl le dol KAY EVANS INTERIORS, 2930 The followtng peraon It doing HAIR GALLERY 1215 w Saker The loltowlng l*IOll It dOlng
CAPS, t8423 BNoh Blvd .. CA. blltl,_ u : Avon St. •E. Newport Beech, CA. butlneM u : IF, Cott• M .... CA. 82829 · bull-u :
Mitch Nun ... 4&00 Coldwater Cyn KHS AUTO SALES, KHS L.EAS t2"3 (Al PRODUCTION ANO DESIGN CerOI E Young 3478 San Relul TUCSON COMMUNICATIONS
'12, Studio City, CA. 81409 INO l SALES, KAR HOLE SAILOR Key Event, 2242 Ch•nnet Rd .. (Bl GRAPHIC DESIGN t433 Su· Cir Colle M ... 'cA 82828 COMPANY. 4292 Campu• Ortw. 1 Anthony Lombardi, 27453 Kanlell WMBA AUTO BOOY, IOet Oard Balboe. CA. 829e1 parlor 2111 Newoort 8.ech CA Thlt bu•tneu It conducted by an Suite C. N8wP0'1 Beech, CA. t2MO Or • Seugu1. CA. 8 t350 Orovw 81 .. O&tden OroY&, CA. 82&4 t Thlt bull,_ It conduC1ed by: an 82893· · ' · lndMduel Mery Yortton. 7098 flfeptune
Thie buelnNI It conducted by· • 0. A. Delly. 13'42 Aleta, Oetdenl lndlvlcluat. Barbera L FrNt, 1433 Sl.lpatlor, CarOI YOung Place. La JOiia, CA. 92037
gene11l partner•hlp Grow . CA. 92144 Key Even• 218 Newport Beach CA 82983 Thlt •t•t-t wu llled with 1111 lht1 bulllnMI I• conducted by an Mitch NunN Thi• bull,_ 11 oonducted by: en Thi• ttatamant wu llled with th• Thlt tllleln"• 1, coodu~ed by: en County Clerk 01 Ortnge County on lndMduel. This statement w11 nted w1th the lndlllld\lal. I County Clefk ot Orange County on lndlvtduet OCt 4 1883 Merk Yortton, o-.i Pat1ner
County Clt<lc of Or•noe County on O A Delly Oct. t 1, t883 Barbt1• L Free• · · ,nel0'7 Thi• ttal-t wu nled with the
Oct 4, 1983 Thie 1tetament wu filed with the. "22712' Thlt •tatement wea filed wilh the Publlthed Orenge Coatt Oelty County Ctarll or Orenge County on '229IOI County Cl9fk of Orenge County on Publlt heCI Orenge Cou t Dally County Ct&fk 0 1 Orange County on Piiot Oct 8 18 23 30 te83 Oct tt. 1983 Publlshe<I Orange Cout Detty OcJt 18, 1883 PQot Oct HS. 23, 30, Nov 8, t983 Oct 1 t883 I · · ' · ' 55t2·83 FU7171 Piiot Oct 9 Hi. 23. 30. 1883 nrnn 5850·83 ,ZllllO I PubUllMcl Orange Cout Oeijy
5508-83 Publl•hed Orenge Cout Deity I Publltne<I Orange Coaet Dally 'Piiot Oct 23, 30, Nov 8. 12. 1883.
Piiot Oct 23, 30, Nov. 8, t25~:~~e3 l't&.IC NOTICE Piiot Oct t8. 23, 30, Nov 6. 1983 PUBllC NOTICE 5751-83
___ M_l_l_C_NO_Tl_C_E---. I "cTmou• au11 ... 11 5537·931 'teTITIOUI au11NIH f NtllC NOTICE
MllC NOTICE ...... ITATIMINT PUBllC NOTICE NA• ITATafftNT FICTITIOUI IUllNlll The followlng peraont are doing The followtng perton It doing "CT1TIOUI IU ... H
NAME ITATIMINT I "CTt'nOUI .,...... bullneu u : "CTITIOUI IUllNIH buetneu u · NAMa ITATl•NT
Thelollowtngpe1tontare dolng NAMalTATIMINT I (A)THE8ETIERIMAGE/(8 )UNI NAMEITATIMENT WELTON MARINE SER·1 Th• lollowl~ peraon It d04ng bustnest as 1 Th• lollowt~ perton It doing GRAPHICS. 300t Redhill, Bldg •4, The tollowtng person II doing VICE/CHRIS WELTON MARINE bualn"8 u :
OH THOSE DONUTS 1734 N-·1bullneu ea· Suite 118, Cotta M•M. CA. 82826 bu1lneu H . SERVICE, 18629 Apple St . Founteln FEET FIRST, 780 WMteyan Bey.
port Bl., Costa Met1, CA 92627 SC PAOP.ERTIES, t2 Spring Acre, Oewn Ranchtgoda. 30t0 Park I THE SHOE LAOV, 88 Felt Drive, Valley. CA. 82708 1cotta M .... CA 82628 ~ Stephen Edward Metro, 1908 t lrvln•. CA. t27 t4 Newport #402, N-port S..c;h, C" Cotte Men. CA 92628 Chrletopher Tom Welton, t8828 Ann• Donlon Fl•mlng, 780
leldbury Ln , Huntington Beech., Sh&fron CllM<en, 12 Spring Acre, Tony WklkramHlnghe, 30t0 Park Brenda Gottlleb. t8467 Sent• Apple St .. Founl•ln Velley, CA. WMley•n Bay. Coete M .... CA.
A 92647 trvtne. CA. 82714 N-pon 1402, Newport S..ch, CA. ICertotta, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 92708 92828
Nancy Lee Metro. 1808 t fleldbury Thi• butlneH t• conducted by: tn Thia butln&ll I• conducted by: a Thi• butlneM la conducted by: an Thi• butln•H la conducted by: en Thi• buttneN I• conducted by: an
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n Huntington Beach CA 8284 7 ~ndlvlduet. Qen&fal P•rtner1hlp. lndlvtdu•I lndlvlduat. lndlvldutl. Stephen E Metro . . Sh&fron Ch-•n Oewn Renchlgodl Br•nda Gottllab Chrtttopher T. Welton Ann• Donton Ftemtno
This statement w11 llled with th• Thi• •t•temant wH llled with the Thi• •tatement wH Iliad with th• Thi• ttalement wu llleCI with •h• Thi• 1tetement waa fifed with th• Thia tta11men1 wu fifed w1th the ounly Clerk of Orange County oncunty Clerk of Orange Cou.nty 011 County Clefk of Or•ng• County on County Cl&fk of 0 '9nge County on County Clerk 01 Orenge County on
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oounty Clark ol Orenge County on
locl 3 t983 t 18 tte3. Oct. 7, 1883. Oct. t t, 1883. Oct. 7. 1883 Oct. 18. 1983. . ' ,mlCll ' . '2271U 1'2111111 ,227121 '2*11 • ,..,..,.,
Publlahe<I Orange c0 111 Dally Publlthed Ortnge Cout Dally Publlthed Orenge Coal! Dally Publlthad Ort ng• Coaet Dally Publlahed Ortng• CoH t Delly Publlthed Ort~• Coat Dally
Piiot Oct 9, t8. 23, 30, 1883 Piiot Oct. 23. 30, Nov. 8. t2, 1883. Piiot Oct. 16, 23, 30, Nov, 8, 1883. Piiot Oct t8, 23, 30, Nov 6, 1963. Piiot Oct. t6. 23, 30. Nov, 6. t883 Piiot Oct 23, 30, Nov. 8, t2. t983. 5517-83j 5750-83 58114-113 5530-83 5838-83 57&4-aS
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'ICTTTIOUI eu..... NOTICE OF DEATH OF NOTICE o' NOTICE FtcT1T1o u s eu-us
The IOI-=~•:::.-:-:; doing PEMOBFERPETTOINTI OWNRTOIG HDT Not~•-tt~!:.N:::.~~~111 tho pl~~~R~1~A~~~."~~nc:ft: r11 .. ,:,~:,~•Tt~~~!,"".1 ''''II
lluatnest H . AND A • und11111Qned wlll not be reaponllllle lo1nl1 C011111 Commlell0<1 to co1n-lout111t1ts u
(A) SUPERIOR WINDOW CLEAN· MINISTE R ESTATE NO. for any Oilllll or Hellilltloa contracted menoe lddlllonal clMn·up opOt· OEWALt SOF TWl'ttl !>1St CM'•
ING (8 ) SUPERIOR WINDOW MAIN· A·ll9813 by anvone Olli.tf man myMll. on Of allon• of ltland Elth« IOC.10(! ,, • 1906, Suvo 18110 ltu111111ul•H• B"lll II
Ste. 210, Newpo11 B•ach, CA 92663 To all ht-irs, bend acaara~. I Oa1eo 1llls 20tll oay of Octooer 111113 Cllevron pl~• 10 dlte>la(e rubble 20 Daryl Cugt;n" W111101 l•JO" 1 """'
T ENANCE. 2005 W Balboa Blvd . a her this date l mites olf ahofe fr()(I\ SNI Beach. CA CA 926~6
Ty· RH Eullanka. 320 Sant• ·red itors and con t ingen t Joe Slrauaa t;ie1, t>elow nw.,, lower 1ow w1111rl ln Hunllngto" B1<11cn l" '•lMh
lsebel, •B, Cos11 MeH. CA 92627 ( ed' f PEMBERTONj 9481 Marg Circle exo•1>• for wllll llead1 1111d co11cll.1ll· T111a 1>us111un 1" 1or11!1.1•10J r, '" Ken Fuli.t, 194 8roactw1y, Co111 • II.On! 0 111118 Par!.. CA 92667 10<8 Furlhet Information may be OD· 111UIVl\JV81
Mase. CA 92627 WRIGHT and persons who I Published Orarioe Coast Dally P1101
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1atn.o lrom ttwl Coastel Commlsai()(I 011ry1 f Wa1t!.11t
This llustnass 11 conducted by a may be oi herwase inter{'Sted Oc1 22. 23. 30, 1963 at 53 t Howatd St., 411l FIOor. San rh1• '1uhH11 .. 111 wrt> 1111 .. 1 .,.m "•
gaMral pertne<ahlp. . h 'IJ d i ·ta•n 5738-83 FronollGO, CA 1415) 543-8656 C.u1.111ty'(,1111~ 111 Oru111JI.' rnll•lr "" Ty-Rae Eubenkt tn t e WI an or es ""· Published 01anga Co1111 Oallv Pllol 01 1 4 196~
Thi• a111ement was Ille<! wllh Iha A peuuon h as heen filed PlllllC NOTICE Oc1 22 23, 24 25. 26. 27 28, 1983 F~
County Clark of Orenge County on by PeU!r M Kimball Ln the' 5743.8:'1 Puol"/\a\l CJ111 "l•' C.1 .. ~1 '''""' Sepl 19, 1983 S Co { O l(.()JMO Pllnl Oc:1 9 If :i I Ill 1 I ~ I
F22SMO uperior urt 0 range NOTICE TO CREDITORS PUBLIC NOTIC£ "~ "'
Publlsnl!O Orange Coast Deity County r~uestmg that Peter OF llULK TRANSFER
PllotOol.2.9, 18.23 1983 541 t_83,M. Klmball be appointed as, 1secs 6t01-6101ucc) I Fl~:1~~o~:A~~~:~~a PUBLIC NOTICC
personal repn .'l>l'.'ntallvt' tol No11ce1s herabygtven to lhe c1&01·1 1118 tollow1ng 1>6fSOn rs dolng1 FICTITIOUS au•tNE""' -------------admin ister tht" estate of tors ot LLOVD R ORION JR Trans· business 119 ., o<> PlllllC NOTICE PEMBERTON WRIGH T Iara<. wnose bvslnau address 1a COMPUTER MANAGEM ENT NAME 8T.tTEMENl -------------1773 Monrovia Untl L Cny of Costa SERVICES 1906 lrvlne Ave New The tollow1n11 pe'""'" ,,, 1
flCTITIOUI IUSIHHI T h e pl·.t ition requ esls Mota, County ot Orange, Stale otlport Beach' CA 92660 1 bus1na5~ n
NAME STATEMENT authortly to admtJUSler lhe1Calllornla 92627 ltlal a bulk 1rans1er Norman M Hill. 1906 Irvine Ave UPI AND PAii fNfn< 1~ ,,.. ' 1·,1
The lollowlng ptlfaons are dOlng 1s aboul to be made lo JOHN W Newpor1 Beacf\ CA 92660 McOurmo11 I Intl " Ii""' I "
llus•nesa.. l'SUlt.e under th~ lndependenl JENNINGS, WALTER E PEARSON Thts b Sln6ss IS COndUCllld Dy 11n 927 1~
GONZALES-HUNTER & SON, 7 t71Admim strauon o f Estates and or .A,SSIGNEE Trenstaree whose tndtvldu:i Samu111 Rrn1111t11 1111 11 l • ·
lido Patk Or Space 38. Nawpo11 A ct. T he petition as set for business address Is 2812 Lateyene I NO•men M Hill McOurmoll. urnt 11 11v111" i.A
Beach. CA 92663 h De 3 lc11y ol Newpor1 Beacn, Coun1y of This.statement was llled witn lllt! 9?7 14
Wayne B Hunter, 2300 Fairv•ew earing Ill parunem at Orange S111te ot C11lllorn1a County Clerk 01 Orange Cour"t ur1 Melvin K<·llY'""'"" 11 1 1i. I ... 1 Rd., un11 P201. Cos1a Mesa. CA 1700 Civic Center Dnve W est. The p1operty to lie 1ransrerreo 1s Oct 17 1983 McO•itmon II• r •• • , • A
92626 Santa A na, CA. 9i70l on 0.·· descr•tied 111 general as All saock 1n F2275417 9V 14
Wayne B Hunter lObe 5 19113 !I 30 A M ltraoe. tl•lures, equipment and gooo Pullllsh&O Orange Coast Dall J"'""'Y M1111,.r ~ Ii HI'• l 1'9 Tn1s s1e1emen1 was llled wllh the r • at will or 1na1 Machine Shop business p1101 Oci 23 30 Nov 6 12 1983 Y M• Du1m1111 u11.1 11 11' "'' "
Couoty Cae111. ot Orange County ()(I lF YOU OBJECT 10 lht! known as ORANGE TOOL CO and 5748 8J 1J?7 14
Sap1 27. 1983 granung of lhi> ,.,,,litiun you locaaao at 1773 Monrov111 un11 L Clly J t •, 11 i • • • F229057 ' "" ' ot Cos1a Mesa. Counly ol Ornnge, M'011r1111111 111111 " • n •
Pullllshad Orange CoaSI Dally should e1thtr appear at tht> S1a1e ol C111tto1111a 92621 PUBLIC NOTICE 92114
P1lo1 Oct 2. 9 16 23 1983 hearing and stall' you <Jb.)l'<'-lne bulll. 1111nsle1 w1111>11 consum-R1111.,ru r "''"
5420-83 ,u ons or file wnllt'n obj('('-meted on Of after tne 91n Oay Of FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Mt.011111 ... 11 tr I .. "I"•
November 1963 al 10 00 AM at NAME STATEMENT 927 '~ DllD•1c NOTICE lions With the (.'()Urt before 'GROVER ESCROW COAPOR· lne lollow1ng pe1son IS Clo1n9 K11v111 r1 W~I~\" 1!' ____ r_UUL ________ hearing Y our appearant•e ATION. whose address 15 18002 bus1nessas Mll>•Jt"'Oll 1Jr1•• •·
flCTITIOUI BUSINESS may be m person or by your Irvine Blvd Tustin, California THE HARVEST TABtE J432 ll•d "I' 14
NAME STATEMENT attorney ThOI the last dale tot 1111ng claims Oporao Newpo•t Beach CA 9766J ..,,.,,, ern ~' 11..,,,1, .. ,, 11• •
Tile lollowing person ta doing 111 Iha escrow relerreo 10 nere1n 1sl Anne s Berre$S8, 22 151 Oehro M1}Jw1no11 •1111 " • • oustness 85 JF YOU ARE A CHEDI· November I t 1983 IS1. lake Forest. CA 92630 92 . 14
PAB MANAGEMENT CONSULT· TOR or a C.'Ontingi•n t creditor So tar as 1) 11.nown 10 1ne lrens· This business 1s 1.ondur•ed ov "' 1,,,,, C111J4•1 11 11 leree. all 11us1ness name~ and 80· 1nd1v1dua1 M1 Clurmnll r• t ••
.A,NTS, Bl6312 Hco11yw9ood Lene, Hunt-!of the deceased, you must file oresaes u~ed by lhe Tronsterorlsl lo• Anita s Be1resse Owner '!.'ii ~ rngton each. A 2647 I · I h s ' Patncia Ann Barker 16312 Holly· 1your c aim Wit l \ e l~IUrl or me past lnree years are AME Tilts s1ateme111 was 111en ""''" 1t11• Moc """' 1 •u11 11
wood Lane Hun11ng1on Beacn CA present It to Lhe per'Sfmal rep· Oa1e<1 Oclober 19 t963 County Clerk ot Orange Coumy ur1 MdJu•~ '" U• 11
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' JOHN W JENNINGS Oct 17 1983 92714 92647 resentallve appom led by the WALTER E PEARSON F22759' l n1• l,,u~1•1u>• .. , • 11 I r inJi~:~~a~slness 15 conducled bY' en <..'Ourt. wit hin four . monlhs Transferee Publlsneo Orange Coos• Daily glll•Prt111.1~•'""''•"''
Paarlcra Ann Barke< from the date of hrsl 1ssuan1-e10ROVER ESCROW Piiot Oct 23 30. Nov 6. 12. 1983 Melvin Kooyu1n111111
This S1a1ement was flied wllh 1he of letters as provided in Set·· 1I002 lrvlne lll•d. 5746·83 Tll•S •tate•11e11t ""~~ 111•-tt • ' ""
ITuaHn, CA. Cuunly Cl"'~ '' I• m111 C County Clerk or Orange County on t1on 700 of the Probate Code Published Orange Coast Dally Pllot 1 Oc1 4 1963
Sept. 27• 1983 F2280e4 o r California. The time for Oct 23. 1983. 5767-83 PUBLIC NOTICE
PullllShed Orange Coast Daily filing clauru w ill not expire I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
Piiot Oct 2. 9. 16, 23, 1983 prior to four months from tht! I PU8LIC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT
5413·83 datf' of t he h earmg noticed Tne tollow1ng person 1s 001no
----M--l-IC_NO_T-IC_E ____ above. Fl;!~~o~:A~~~:~r bu~~1us~~~KS 61:.> Rhine t.u••a
YOU M AY EXAMINE the The 1011ow1ng person is 001ng Mesa CA 92626 _
FICTITIOUS llUSINEl8 I bu5lness as I Brian 0 Dague 61:? Rn1ne t;us1<1 NAME STATEMENT file kept by the C'OUrl. I( y ou (A) NARAMCO tB) NORTH Mesa, CA 92626
Tile IOllowtng pefson IS dOlng are interested in the estate, AMERICAN REPRESENT ATlllES Tn., llUSln85) IS conduclud by 1111
bYslnesa as fyou may serve upon thl' ex-ANO MARKETING COMPANY 9092 in~vidu~ 0 (A) ORANGE COUNTY MEDIA ~ut.or or aclnumstralor or lTalberl Su11e 8, Foun1a1n Valley. CA T~•an 1 1 ague 11 d GROUP lB) SOUTH COAST METRO ' 92708 . .,15 s a ement was I e w11h lt1t< (C) NEWPORT CENTER NEWS (O) Upon the attorney for the CX· Allred E Mtflh ,8376 Sonia County Clerk ol Orange County on
AIRPORT BUSINESS JOURNAL. tecutor o r adrrurustrator, and Eugenia Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Oct 17 1963
180 Newpon Center Orrve. NawPOn hie with the c:ourt wllh proof This llustnass 1s conauc1ed by an P 0 C F121
7572 Beech CA 92660 ( individual UDllsneo r.ange Qas1 lu•I•
And;aw Jonn Lawler. 425 Morning,<> servtce, a writtt'n rcquC'St Allred E Mirth P•lot Oct 23 10 Nov 6. 1" t98j
Canyon. Corona del Mar. CA 92625 stattng that you desire Spt't:aal This s1a1emen1 was 111eo w1111 aha ':>747 11:.i
This business is conducted lly an Euce of the filing of an Ill· County C1erk or Orange Counly on Ptt8LIC NOTICE
tndlvldual ent.or y and appraiseml'.'nt of Oct 17. 1993 ~~l~r:~,i..!nW:,~ was 111.0 w11h lhe tale assets or of t~' J>t'tl· Put>llshed Orange Coa!226:~ Fl~!~~o~:A~~:.':~~s
County Clerk of Orange County on lions or accounts m enuon<.'d P•IOI Oct 23 JO. Nov 6 12 1983 Tne IOllowing person is 001,10 Sepl 27, 1983 . lin Section 1200 and 1200.5 of 5749·83 Du5lness as
Pullllshed Orange Coa!~ the Cahforrua Probate Code. T 4 B SNACK SERVICES. 1.442 w
PU t Oct 2 9 16 23 t983 !Peter M Kimball DtlDLIC NOTICE Colllns "G Orant;1e CA 9"6z6 o · · • • , ruo ~ Tnomas Wood llennum in )'.II S• 1'-63 Peuuoner St N1:1wpor1 Beacn. CA 92663
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FICTITIOUS I USINESS Allorney for P etitioner tiusiness 11' Tn1s s1aremen1 was r11r>0 .. an 1n ..
NAME 8TATEMENT 1104 0 3 L 0 I A I am it 0 S PRO CAP COMPANY 16820 Ml Coun1y Cler~ ot Orange Count~ o"
The lo1tow1ng persons are oo1ng Boulevard Hutchings. Fountain Valley CA Sapr 27 1983 llu_!1~RessOISasON EOUIP"ENT .. •1N· ~I Alamitos, CA . 90720 92~~~ L McOermo11 16620 Mt 0 C F22t059 "" .., ,...., p --' 0 C Pub1tsneo range Ol\Sl o,.,,, TENANCE ANO REPAIR. , 1'5 F w ubl.ish~ range oasl Hu1Ct11ngs. Foun1a1n \/allay CA PllOI ()(;1 2 9. 16 23 1963
Baker, Costa Mesa, CA. 92826 Dailv P ilo t Sept. 17, 18, 24, 92708 5418·8~ Rollin H Hardlton. 2926 u Hlgn· 19Ri David Jech1maw1cz, 1 t33 Blaine -------------
tend. Santa Ana, CA 92704 , • .:95. Riverside CA 92507 PU8LIC NOTICE HBNey A Herdlson. 750 Hudson 5225·8:! John May 7 IA Cast!llt San Fran
Ave . Costa Mesa. CA 92626 CISCO. CA 92414
Reita M Haro1son 750 Hudson Dt ,..llC NOTICE T hlS l'Jvs1n11ss is conducieo ov a Ave Coall M..a. CA 92626 ruo general par111e1sh1p n 1s ormu;
Tilts bYslneas is condUC!ecl by a O"AHOE COUNTY David Jachtmow1cz limlled pannersf\ip SUP£RIOR COURT ThUI Sl&lamenl wos "'"° Nllh 1ne llALMARK 232 ~lh Po1r1 ..
Rena M Hardison 100 Civic Cenler Dr. W••I County Cle1k of Orange Counlv on Ortv4l a230. Laguna H1lll CA 921 • •
Tn1s s1a1ement was Iliad wllll 1ne Sanle Ane, CA. tvOI Sepl 27. 1983 JAmes ve1gen 2•28 I Onturio
County Cletl\ ol Orange County on Plalnlltt Thomas c Parr1sn and F22t0$1 Lane El To10 CA 92630 Oct 11, 111113 Eo 1 R 8, n Pubhsned Orange CoaSI Dally This bus1nt!U is conduct ea tiy "" F227130 w n ow PllOI 0<;1 2 9. 16. 23 1983 1nd1v1oual
P C 0 Oetandanl Wiiiiam Henry Ev111a11, 5419 83 James llalgen ubllahed Orange oas1 ally Jr BeUy Eve•ell Piiot Oct 16. 23, 3 No11 6. 1983 Case No 390535 This s1a1emen1 was 1oi;,o w•ll'I 1111•
5651-83 I SUMMONS .,.,..'IC NOTICE County C1e1k of Orangt! Couniy nr•
-------------NOTICE! You hH• bMn IUed. rUUL Sept 27 1983 Fmoe.5 PUBLIC NOTICE 'The courl mer decide ao•ln•I JOU 1N OTICE O F D E ATH OF Published Orange Coasl Oa1l1 -------------'without your M1119 heard unleH E E o 6 1963 FICTITtOUI aU8IHflS you ... ponc1 within 30 day•. Reed Sanford m er son a des Pt101 c1 2. 9 1 23. 541~ Bl
HAMf ITATfMfNT ttie lntormelton below. AND O F P E TITION T O AD· -----------
The lollowtng person Is doing ltyouwlthlo5eektneadv1ca olen MIN IST E R ESTATE NO. A PU8LIC NOTICE.
11ustneH a.s 111orney In lhls melter. you shoulO l 20378 -------------
DORRIS PAYNE ANTIQUES& AC· do so promplly SO lhal your wrlllen FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
CESSORIES, 1173 K1ngs1on, COsta rt8P()flse. 11 any, may lie Ille<! on T o aU heirs, l~me£1t1anl'S, NAME STATEMENT
Mese. CA 92626 time creditors and conl angt•nt Tile lollow1ng persons are on np Oorrts A Payna t 173 Kingston, AVllOIUsted ha aido demanOade credit.ors o f San1o rd Emerson bustneu as
COiia Mesa. CA 92626 El trlbuma, lede decldlr contre Ud. Ead d wh , TRAVEL AGENCY OWNERS ')()
This bYslneu 11 conducted by an Mn Ndleftcla • menoe q"• Ucl. r.. es an persons 0 may I CIETY TAOS 2156 Newport Blwd 1ndlvld1..1•I t ponda den1ro de 30 di••· L .. la I.le Oth erwise 1.nterest'-'<l in Cosll Mesa CA 92527
Oorrrs A. Payne lnfOfmeclon q11e algue. the> will andtor estate: Paul Jay Burchell. 4640 r u;
This s1a1emant was flleO wllh lh" 11 JOU wlah lo -It the advice of I A petition has been hll'd Newport. Newport Baacn. CA 92t;f,11
County Clerk of Orange County on en eltOfMJ In Lhla metier, you Paul Jay Burcneu
Ocl 1 l , 1953 lthould do ao promptly ao thel your by Donald Herbert Eades in lhts steaement was lll&d wi1' ,,,,.
FZ2'7127 written '"pon", 11 enr. may be the Supenor Court o f Orange County Cler~ ol Orange C0un11 011
Publlahed Orange Coest Dally "led°" lime. County requl•St1ng 1hat Sept 27 1983 Pr101 Oc1 t6. 23. 30. Nov 6 1983 11 Uated deMe aolk:lter el conae-!')(maid Herbert Eades be a • F226060
5849-83 lo de "n M>oeado en H ie H unto, P Published Orange Coa&I Oa11, ~· ~lo tnmedlatamente, pomted as personal reprl'Sen-PtlOI 0c1 2 g 16 23 1983 -------------de .. la manere. eu tHpue•I• tallvetoadm.tmst(>rthe(-St.'.lle · 541· 83
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refl•trllda a tlempo. , ntlDLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUI •UllHHI 1·TO THE DE,fHOAHT: A ~IYll (under the lndept>ndent Ad· ____ ruo _______ _
NAME ITATf!MfNT complalnl h•• been "led by lhe mm1stratt()n of E:J\tales A t·t) "CTITIOUS llU81MESS ~:':a following person Is doing peln11ft 90alne1 JOU. 11 '°" wlah 1o IThe pela ti o n IS set for hearm NAME ST A TEMENT
bu 51 ~ defend lhla lawa"tt, '°" muel, De N 3 700 C g, The following person is 0011111 DENISE s SANDWICHES t401 E within JO days •her this summons IS in pt. 0 ' at. IVIC bY11ness es
Isl Sireer Sanla Ana. CA 92701 MrVed on you, Ille Wllh lhlS COUr1 a Center Dr . W est. Santa Ana, FANTASV Al/IA HON noo Fl•
S AG IAlberl~Howsrd Furr~ng.9~~~2 wrlllan response to lhe compla1n1 CA 92701 on Nov 16. 198'.I al view Ave Cos1a Mesa CA 926,;>f. 1R "°th ~gaF 1e91m1~2s~a2r.5 AG 3 UnleH you do. your default will be 9·30 AM CtUISIOPhor Noel MacOono10 u ur ong," I eorga. entered on appllcellon of lhe Pllln-· 2300 Fairview AvP Co1111 Mesa ('A Wn1m1ns1er. CA 92683 11tt. and 1h11coun meyenter a iudge-IF YOU OBJECT to thC' 92626 Tnis business 1s conducied Dy an men1 :Ja.nsl you lor 11111 rellal de 11ranung of the noul1on, you Oelloreh 1 •nn MatOonalll '100 ln(]lvulu81 d 1 th I 1 t hi n "' ,,,_ ' · • d F 1 man n e comp an · w c should c 1tht.>r aprv'ar at lht' Fa1rv1ew Ave Cos111 Mesa C.A .., Hower ur ong could result In gsrnlshmenl of r -92626
Tn15 ttatemen1 was !lied Wllh Iha wages taking ot money or properly hearing dOd stat<' you ObJ(.'<' ThlS business is conoucll'd b~ ~"
County Clerk of Orange County on 0< other r&t1e1requesled 1n 1he com-lions or fall' wr11Len Ob.)l'\.'· individual
Sept 16 1983 ,225273 p1a1n1 lions walh tht• rollrt Ix-fore> Oe11111e L MacDona10
PuDt11h&0 Orange Coes1 Dally I Oaled Nov 15 1982 th<' hearing Your app<'or This s1e1ernent w11s lll!'d wnn th" LEE A BRANCH Cle1k Counly Clerk ot O•anc;io C.ounry r r Piiot Oct 16 23 30 Nov 6 1983 By Mary Kitagawa Deputy <ml'<' may be in per>on or hv Oct • 1983 5662·83 ALLEN. FL.tTT your allOmPy F22MIO
------------4400 MacArthur 81vd, Suite 370 IF YOU ARE A CHEDJ PuDll1hod 01ange Co&SI Qj11ly PUBLIC NOTICE Hewpotl a.ech, CA. t2MO TOR or a l'\Jnlln"('Ot c.r1>d1tor Pilol O<:I 9 16 23 30 1983
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NAME STATfMl!HT Oc1 2 9. 16. 23. 1983 your claim with tht< l'Ourt 11r PUBLIC NOTICE
Tile lollow1ng person IS doing 5•22·53 prl'SCnt It tu th(' p<'l'SOll<ll n·p· FICTITIOUS llUSINES8 bYSlnMS as . ..J b h RYAN ENTERPRISES. 609 w r<'Senl.alave appoanu.... y t (' NAME STATEMENT
Balboa Blvd Balboa, CA 9266l PUBLIC NOTICE l'OUrt w1th111 four months Tne 1011ow1ng person1 a1e dou'IQ
Ch11s1opne< P Tucker, 609 W flCTITIOUS •U&tHESS from tht· dolt' o f first i.ssuam.•l•I bu:~~::i:AE VIDEO Sulle 110 Belboa Blvd . Balboa, CA 92681 NAME STATEMENT of ll'lk'rs M provadC'd in &:'\.'• 18682 BeACll Blvd HunllnQton
This bu11ness Is conducted lly an Tne following pertons &re dOlnO 1 700 { th p bat Cod B h CA 926.t6 lndMdull bullness 111 ion o e ro e e aac
Cnrtatopher p Tuaker I ALIGNMENT SPECIALTIES o f California Thl' time for Ron11<1G Petelez IOLeda trvrnn T , · CA 92714 n11 s111emen1 was flied wHh the !18101 Redondo Cir Unll T ttunt· fl ling clmms Wtll not expir e Arthur G P&relez 832 Adelltt1 St ~n~ ~-~ or Ortnge County on ingt()(I Beach. CA 92648 prior to four m onths from the M()(ll8Dello. CA 906.o
. . 9 I Joe E Grubbs. 1939 I Cindy L•ne. ldate of the> heanng noticed T111a butlneaa Is coodu<:led by • '22112' t-lununo1on Beach. CD. 92646 1 t Shi
Publl1hed Orange C<>ut Dally OOtotlly L Grubb•. 19391 Ctnoy labov~ gefio~111g•0 n:~ral:z
PllOt Oct 18, 23. 30. Nov 6. t983 lane. Hunt1no1on Bei1ch, CA 92846 YOU MAY EXAM INE the Tllla att1ement was lllod wHl'I tn• I
• 5631•83 JToehl E 1G1rullll•t 1 1~ Ith h fa le kept by the rourt H you County Cltllk ot Orange Coonly on
• • e emen was 1..,.... w I e , ·"' I Oct 4 1983 Pl&IC NOTICE County Clerk 01 Orange Coun1v on are mt.Pres""" In t 1c cstall', • F:tlte04
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(A) CASA MADRID t.IMITED (8) file With the court with proof I r .:'OU
CASA MADRID APARTMENTS P\8.IC NOTICE o f :oiervll~. ,. wnttcn. requf'St 'ICTITIOUS 8UllNIH I ., · _ ....
ll'Ylne. CA 92715 " · ,ICTITIOU8 I UllNl!ll lltol.in g that yo~ csire spc-el Th• 1011owlng i>eftons ere 001ng 18662 MtcAflllur BIVd Ste 440 • d all NAME ITATfMINT C 8551 ICU
DaYld K Lamb. 18552 M1cAr1hur NA• ITATEMl!HT notice of th e filing of an In 11u11neas n ·
etvd .. •440. ll'Ylne. CA 92715 Tilt lottowing Ptllton II dOlng ventory and appr&Jsement of VEl VET TOUCH LIMOUSINES.
John Minar. 18662 M.cAnhur bulln ... ., lewt.ale assets or oC the· pctl·i •068 Church St Cos111 Masa CA Blvd . 11'440, lrvtne. CA. 92715 WEST COASl TRAP CO t~50 92827 M•h•dad Ru Hkfl. t 85S2 Miramar •8. B•lbOI, CA 926.61 tion. .. or nc:counlti mentioned David Jam11• Han.,.,, 1988 Chur1..11
MacArthur BtvO •'40, lnllne. CA Roy s Tr.....0841, IS50 Mlr1m1r In ~tin 1200 anct 1200 !) o( SI Cotta Me.-. CA 92027
92715 •6 BalbOa, C1" 926et 1ho ~lafurni:1 Prooou• C.:odt• Tndd George He11w1neton. •97()
Tlllt bu11nee1 '' C0110uo1eo Dy • Tlllt butlnaaa 11 conoucreo hy an G eoroe £ S""'rlin" Jr I C11vrcll SI Co•t• Meo CA 92Gl1 o-ntral partne<fl/\lp ndl\lldual e " ,,.~ "' · fnl• butlno11 11 con<lvClf!d I.IV a
DaVld I( Limb, G-al Pert~ RoY s Trunoeu Uucldf)' & Sperlllll llmlle<l p1111ntrahlp.
Thi• 11a1.,,,.,,1 wu llled with lhll r111• t111ement w .. lllfld wtlll the 443 Pierce St. Devttl J Ha~ Count~ Clefk ot Otanot COuntv on oun1y Clff' or Ounoe County on Monterey C A 93940 I Thi• ttat...,....,, w•• 11180 with thfll Oct 12, 1983 s1191 21. 108:1 14081 •~t.'o1ioi Countv Clerk of Or11ng1 Counrv on ,mtlt . ~ ,,.. • ' Ocl 3. 11183
Put>llwll«I ~•h94' Coeat Da11y P\ionsn.o Or•no• Cout Daiiyl Publish 1'<1 Ori.nge C•Ja"lt rne505
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Open Fri/Set/Sun 12-5 Bulldabi. R-2 lot In Costa
Meaa wfth remodeled 2 Bdrm house on the fronl of the 101. Localed Mar Dick Satterlee, Jack Howell
the Blutts. Owner 833-0242 Brokers 644-1156
motivated. Asking ~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~-1119,000. 831-7370 = --- -
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VA Loan · No quallfylng Huge 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Co llage Style country kltehen, garden window, large pantry & separate utlllty room Large living area. Picture perfect Price only $112.500 Call now 546-2313
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oath condo & ready 10 move Into. Fantallic
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VERSAILLES
Th• LowHt Priced View•
In Newport Beach
PERMANENT bay & ocean views.
beautifully kept penthouse. 2Br
2ba. 100 Sholz. PHlO Open Sunday
I to 5.
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LOVELY 2BR 2ba, ocean and
Catalina views, $232.500. Avail. for
rent also.
2ND FLOOR l'nd unit 2Br 2ba.
WILL EXCHANGE. $1 26.500 ~ CHESHIRE REATL Y 759-1877
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2 Corona del Mar, CondomiUns
Brand new 2 bdrm. 2 1...1 baths, Family
Room. Less than 1 block from ocean.
Customized throughout. Custom made
ook cabinets In kitchen w /top line
tippliances incl sub zero refrig &
Thermatronfo Oven. Security & Fire
Alarm Systems. Ocean view from Liv·
Ing Room. Financing flexible. Asking
$595.000. Submit your offer C311 for
priv8te showing. Dally Piiat
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(7 H) 171·1111
BAYSHORE
3 bdrm. 4 ba. completely re-
modeled, 2 story, lrge famlly
room. $385,000
10% DOWl .. HY HOllES
2 story • 4 bdrm • MOTIVATED!
$259.000 Fee
LllE NEW-HY HOMES
Remodeled. Superb financing
$269.000
EVERYONE'S FAVORITE
Shoreclilfs . 4 bdrm. 4 ba.
Ocean/Canyon view. $745,000
CAMEO SHORES
Catalina view from 6 rooms. 3 -
den · maid's • pool. $595,000 Fee
Ill CllYOI VIEW COIDO
overlooks golf course
Privett 1ar111 $275.000 fee
llYESTIENT CONIO
$116,900 Fee. Great Assumable
Loan! Hunt. Bch. best location.
2 CdM LOTS
adjacent 301 & 303 Narcissus
View potential -1 blk to
ocean
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760-1397 673-7761 Gl:U Y. cluunA
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BIG CANYON
Price reduction makes this
spacious 4 Bd.-FR-Pool home the
most attractive Investment op-
portunity In area today. Courtyard
-fountain entry, Master-suite
w/pool & spa Vu. Lush park-like
setting, pvt. sec. system and 24 hr.
guarded gate. Assume loans. Of-
fered ~ $599,500. Jeri.
14 lur11l111Trtt114. o, .. ltt1. 1·1
640-4H8
2125 S•n Jo9<1uln Hiiia Rd.
Newport Center
Cole , °'~~· j_~n.·
675-5511 ' «
OCUIFllOIT IT ITS IEST
One o f the finest and largest homes on
the sand. 5 Bdrm. 4 1'2 Ba, elevator to
2nd story e legant Mstr suite Shows
like a new home. AskJng $1 ,150,000.
Opn Sat/Sun 1·5. 1020 W. Oceanfront,
NB
OLD OOIOIA Ill MAI
New spacious 3 Bdrm, 31h Ba, Light &
airy. Spectacular use of wood and
sky Lites. Walk to beach. $325.000.
Open Hse. Sat/Sun 1·5. 6 16 Marigold.
COLE Of NEWPORT REAL TORS
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"lodtl-1111•" 2 Ir, •· apa, patio, Yiew
$229,000...... . . .. ........ 31 H1llgrass. Turtlerock
ow C4M. 5 Wnt, .... IJKMI, eacltJ•s
$549,000 ....................... '42 Begonia. Old CdM
Oct n, onra wtll cenyl 3 Ir, 2 bl, pYt be-
$285.000............ .. 420 De Sola Terrace, CdM
l1yfrott IHc-, 3 Ir + I Ir r11t1I, ...,,!
$650.000 ...................... 22 Beacon Bay, N.B.
Surp 3 Ir tnlttlt, 2 fr'Jlc'• "' tnt11, ,..t
$340,000........ .. .. . 49 Jasmine Creek, CdM
Wtrfrtt, 4 Ir, 4Y, la, ,tlf/Mck. l•111e. COid.
$2,300.000. . ........ 222 Via Lido Nord. N B.
llC l1r1l•P••· 4 Ir. boH1 na, ClllJOll YI •
$439.000. .. .. .... . 1306 Sandcastle, HVHls
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A EAL TORS', 676-6000
2443 Eut CClaU H111hwav. Corone dp( Mar
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IEWPHT IOI IYFllT H,111,oll
Spectacular contemporary resi-
dence. Soaring two·story glaaa
walls frame the bay & its boating
activities. Ample bedrooms &
baths. Swimming pool + dock to
accommodate a large yacht.
Complete secur ity. Dona
Chichester.
OOllOMllllM ILEIUOE 1111,800
A doorman opens the doors to a
foyer of custom furnishings.
Take the elevator to your con-
dominium. Large living & dining
room, 2 spacious BR all with bay
and city view. 21h baths, utility
room, sauna. Barbara Aune.
.Ill CUYOI TOWI 11011 1721,000
The ultimate in glamour &
sophistication in this large 4 BR
"Oeauv1lle" Model in one of
Newport's finest gated com-
muniues. Utmost privacy among
tall trees yet some view of the
ocean. Gorgeous! Fee. Lucy
Rose.
ITU Liii LIT-USTILlff IHl,IOO
Family home, well located with 3
BR and baths and large family
room. Breakfast area with gu·
den window and formal dining.
Owner will finance. Barbara
Callihan.
HAii& II Ill HIYll 1111,000
An elegant "Versailles" featur·
ing a d ramatic view with a peak
of the ocean. 4 BR includes a
huge master suite. Lovely patio
areas, enclosed garden courtyard
with spa and solar heated pool.
Lucy Rose.
THTLEHll llllLUll 1241,00I
3 BR. family room "Montecito".
Shows like a model. Country
French decor with Laura Ashley
papers. Complete security sys-
tem. solar heated spa & water
system Private comer location
wnh view of canyon & moun·
tains. Lucy Rose.
HT&Tt 01 IYFllT Sl,710,IOO
Entertainers paradise. Approx.
8,000 sq. ft. Large slip, bayside
lawn & pool. His & hers bath·
room. library. gymnasium. Only
6 years o ld Prime location. Ex·
L-ellent financing available. John
Macnab.
m111 11111 um 1411,111
"Casa Blanca" beautifully up-
graded 3 BR, 3 bath home in on e
of Newport's most prestigious se·
cunty-gated communities. As·
sumable 1st T.D. Anita Schandel.
MAlllH VIEW lllMH 1171,000
Customized "Somerset"includes
land. Fabulous financing "below
marke t" interest rate available. 5
BR, formal dining & family room
with lots of panelling & French
doors and windows. Pool & spa.
Great family home. Close to com-
munity park. Donna Godshall.
WHO SlllEI 1141,000
Panoramk ocean view from this
beautiful single story 4 BR, 3
bath, formaJ dining room home.
Secluded patio w /sparkling pool
& prof. landscaped yard. 3 pri-
vate beaches. Donna Godshall .
VIEW OOHIA llllWll lllO,ooe
Including land -Canyon and
ocean view from this charming 3
BR, 2 BA home. Extra large lot
with room for expansion: Access
to private beach. Great potential .
Donna Godshall.
UYFHIT llMI 11,llOMI
Dra matic and glamorous.
Located on private gated island,
this lovely family home is suit-
able for formal entertaining &
casual family living. Exceptional·
ly large garden patio. Pier & slip
for a large boat are included.
Leasehold Martha or John Mac-
nab.
WHllll HTIUT 1111,DM
Includes land. Newport Beach
spacious 3 BR. 211'1 bath condo in
private security gated area. Lush
landscaping. plus 35' boat slip!
Martha Macnab.
PUtUlllO HUI V1IW IMt,111
Includes land. Fabulous Spyglall
charming sinele story 3 BR, for-
mal dining & family room ailU·
ated in the Corona del Mar com·
munlty of Spyglua. Solar heated
pool & spa. Plantation shutters,
new carpets. oak i>anelling &
many more amenities. Owner
wiU consider leue/option. Donna
Godshall.
WAI.I Tl SI. llAIT PUU 11N,lll
First offering. Super corner
condo. 3 BR. 2 Vt bath. Large
redwood decked patio over-
looking greenbelt. Fittpl.ce.
skylight.a. Great kitchen wl\h all
&menhies lncludlng garden win·
dow. Double g1ra,e with 2 open-
ers. Close to pool & spa. Holly
Markas.
844-8200
Fa1con Hill .means·style
Epitomizing the atyttng and quallty to be
found among all of the ~famlly homee at
Falcon Hiii, the four-bedroom Creat model otter.
a epecloul deelgn for famlly llYlng and entertaJn-
lng at thle g.te-guarded hHHop community In
LAlgunaHHla.
. Introduced by a aide entry, jaunttty poe.-
ltloned at an angle.. the Creet la a home that
couplel generoue IMng·apacea with mettculoua
detailing that contnbut• an enduring MnM of
value and crattemanehlp.
Beyond the entry. door wtth lta .. delight
wt~. the ltaHan ceramic tlled entry contlnuea
with a carpeted foyer where an Indoor garden
planter ta Mt at the foot of the U-ahaped,
lkyltghted atucue left open to the· formal
entertaining areu below.
In a tight and aJry setting, the kitchen la
arranged with an llland cooktop, a garden
window av« the doubte compartment alnk and a
nook eating area altuated In a dellghtful bay of
multlpaned wlndowa. Reflecting thl• look.. a
French door opena out from the kitchen/nook
ar .. to the backyard.
Situated upstairs are three bedrooms for
family members or guests and a aky-llghted
bathroom which atao haa double basins. The
kit~ nook'• bay window la repeated upstairs
with the llddltk>n• of a nine and a half foot celllng
height that er.at• an Inviting alcove for the rear
bedroom.
Palacio del Mar homes are luxurious both ins1d e, ,bov.e, and out, below.
Palacio del Mar sales brisk
Joy Pldgway, sales director at
Palacio del Mar, reports that
sales have been extremely brisk
since the beginning of the year
averaging one sale a week with
only e homes remaining. Pldgway
states that the reason Palacio del
Mar has been such a big success
Is the versatile floorplans which
lend themselves to executive
style llvlng with an emphasis on
entertallng. Great attention to
detall was given by the builder to
the bathrooms, kitchens and
retreats with special features
Including huge cloeets, mirrors,
Jacuzzi tubs. lot of tlle and
double sinks. People who visit
the project have been so Im-
pressed by the design that was
specifically oriented to make
maximum uee of the view to
Catallna and'the coaatllne to San
Clemente Island. The location 11
also Ideal with the beach Just
mlnutM away.
Value 11 another key to Palaclo
del Mar where buyers can get an
ocean view, elegant home and
beach llvlng at half the cost of
Newport Beach. The area 11 also
an Ideal move up for Inland
buyers who can use their current
home as a down payment and
move In for just closlng costs.
The beautlful new models are
open dally from 1 to 8 except
Wednesday and Thursday and
visitors are very· welcome. The
project 11 located In Mariner's
Point of San Clemente at San
Pablo _,nd Buenos Alrn. The
projedt 11 exclullvely marketed
by Llng9 Real Estate. For more
Information call 498-4322.
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Standard Prices for the homes avallable In
Phase Two range from $220,000 to $275,270.
Also, ready for Immediate occupancy la one
three-bedroom Summl~ home which has even
been completed with front yard landscaplng,
Including a timer controlled sprinkler system.
This fully-appointed residence, priced at
$264,400, ls offered with a special bonus of up to
$13,000 for non reoccurlng closing costs, a
reduction In price or for such upgrades as
carpeting and floor coverings through the
Meister Company's suppller.
· Excellent financing alternatives at Falcon
Hiii inciude conventional, 30-year loans or a 10
per cent Down Payment Plan which minimizes
downpayment requirements. Both programs are
fully assumable under the lender's current
guldellnes. Homeowner association fees for the
private streets and electronically operated
access system at this gate-guarded community
are currently $22.00 a month for the available
homes In the first two phases.
To visit the Crest model and other homes at
Falcon Hiii In Laguna Hiia, take the San Diego
(Interstate 5) Freeway to the La Paz Road exit and
proceed south approxlmately three mites, then
turn left at Charleton Drive to the sales center
which Is open dally from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., except
on Mondays when the hours are 12 noon to 8 p.m.
For further Information, call (714) 831-5380.
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Orange Coast DAILY P~T /Sunday, Oct 23. 1983 0 2
Nellie Gail Ranch
means Quality fun
"The remarkable recreational facill-
. ties at Nellie Gall Ranch help make
this community one of the finest home
environments In Southern Cali-
fornia, "Terrance Barry. President of
Presely of Southern California, states.
"Increased sales activity at Nellie
Gall Ranch Indicates once again that
growing numbers of discerning home-
buyers are seeking out luxury homes
situated In environments of uncom-
promising quality," continues Barry.
Spread out over two square miles of
the Laguna Hiiis, Nellie Gall Ra~ch
presents the prospective homebuyer
wltt) a prestigious community of
Presley-built elegant homes as well as
large custom homesites, and all this
surrounding a recreation center which
Includes 12 lighted tennis courts. a
pro shop and clubhouse. an Olym-
pic-size swimming pool, and the fully
equipped equestrian center.
Seventeen miles of riding trails
meander through the green. gently
rolling hills. Invigorating swimming
and tennis activities are enjoyed
amidst the relaxing country am-
bience.
Naturally, the recreational center at
Nellie Gall Ranch has become a
popular place. The T ennls C1ub
boasts over 200 members, with junior
and adult programs and three
full-time teaching pros.
Swimming instruction Is only one of
the Swimming Clubs's activities. Fully
equipped stables. show rings, and
miles of trails highlight the attractions
for riders at the Nellie Gall Ranch
equestrian center.
financing with a fixed term end rate
mortgage. •
Seven distinctive floor plans are
found at Nellie Gail Ranch. All of the
models are large and luxurious, and
Plan 123 has proven to be one of the
most popular. Four bedrooms and 2'~
baths come with this plan, along with
fireplaces In the master suite. living
room and den.
A few of the many standard fea-
tured amenities at Neille Gail Ranch
include wet bar. built-in cook unit with
spacesaver microwave. balcony. con-
verstaion pit. breakfast nook. inside
laundry room, and electric garage
door opener.
Energywise Nellie Gail Ranch res1-
de~1es come equipped with a built 1n
SUl_P1-of-the -art package of energy
sa91ng items. Including such
cost-effective features as automatic
set-back thermostat. automatic attic
ventilator fan , double-glazed win-
dows, and sliding glass doors, in-
creased ceiling insulation with R-30
batt. R-11 bait in exterior walls,
energy efficient water heaters. in-
sulated heating ducts. p1lot1ess 1g-
n It ion f urnace , watersaver
showerheads and toilets. and 4-mil
visquene vapor barrier.
Besides these elegant homes, the
builder is also offering a collection of
large custom lots priced from
$145,000 to $230,000. Details on
custom lot' financing are available
from the sales office.
For all its peaceful country qualities.
Nellie Gail Ranch is freeway close to
all the significant business. shopping
and recreational centers of Orange
County.
Finished models are open for view-
ing daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Sea Island townhomes selling
Sales
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Sales at Hidden
Mountain have reached
$5 million. according to
Sherri Chamberlin of
Hidden Mountain Ven-
ture. developers of the
gate-guarded custom
home community In the
exclusive San Juan
Creek area of San Juan
Capistrano.
Hidden Mountain en-
compasses 69 home-
s1tes on a hillside site.
with more than a dozen
custom homes already
\Jnder construction
Although most of the
homes are being built by
the families who will
ultimately occupy them.
several homes will be
available for purchase.
"Hidden Mountain 1s
strictly reserved for cus-
tom homes.'' noted
Chamberlin.
Hidden Mountain is
located just three miles
from the ocean, and 1s
within easy reach of the
shopping and dining ex-
A new sales program for the entrance which 1s manned 24 age. $425,000 perience of Laguna and
exclusive community of Sea hours a ddy The 81m1ni . with two stories. Newport Beach
Island in Newport Beach has The current p11cos for Sea tw o bed r 0 0 ms , d 0 n. Homes1tes In Hidden
resulted In sales of 16 of the 34 Islands luxunutJS townhomes two-and-011e-hall ba ths. two-car Mountain are priced
available town homes in the first are garaqe. $385 000 Ir om $ 8 5 . 0 0 0 t o
week of sales. It was reported by -Tile Pac1f1ca w th two $ 1 3 S . 0 0 0 . w ith
Michael West. vice president and stories. two uedr oc ms. lilJrary, The homes range lrom 2,333 to outstanding acquisition
directorofsalesforJohn D. Lusk t hree-an d-one-hall baths. 3.003 square feet m size All are and constructionfinanc-
& Son, sales agent. two-car garaqe. $400.000. complete except for final interior Ing available.
Sea Island is adjacent to the -The Mediterranean with finishing. enabling early oc-' To reach Hidden
golf course of the Irvine Coast two stonec;, two oedrooms den cupancv Mountain. visitors may
Country Club and offers views of two-arid-one-hall umhs. tw<J-Cilr An add1t1ona1 8 t townhomes. take Interstate 5 to San
Upper Newport Bay, the Harbor garage, $320 000 compatible in style with the Juan Creek Road. In
Homebuyers at Nellie Gail Ranch
are attracted to luxury residences
ranging In size from 2,510 up to 3,893
square feet of spaciousness. Prices
range from $258,000 to $365,000,
and the builder is offering home-
buyers a unique "Trade Your Home"
program. Presley also provides a low
10.9 per cent Annual Percentage Rate
Nelie Gail Ranch is easily reached
by taking the San Diego Freeway to
Oso Parkway. then west to Hitching
Rail Road.
area or Newport Center/Fashion -The Be1muda with two existing residences. will be con-San Juan Capistrano
Island. A full-security commun1-stories. three bedronms. family structed in the future to complete and drive one mile ln-
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Dana Crest has
a new finance,
bonus package
At Dana Crest. in the hills above Dana Point
Marina. an exciting new $10,000 Bonus and
Financing Package has Just been announced by
Standard-Pacific Corp.. builders or the. family
community.
"For those who have looked forward to living 1n
an ocean-close environment, this may be the
opportunity they have waited tor." stated Steve
Scarborough. vice president of Standard-Pacific.
The bonus package totals$ 10,000 toward the
purchase of any of the remaining four-bedroom
residences at the Dana Point development. and
offers the homebuyer a choice of several options.
In one, a below-market 30-yeer fixed rate loan
at 12 percent ( 12'·• percent Annual Percentage
Rate) is available together with a $3 ,000 credit
toward closing costs or decorator upgrades.
Another choice 1s to discount $ 10,000 off the
purchase price of the home, with a loan at the
current market rate. Still another option available
for easier qualifying and lower monthly payments is
a graduated payment loan. Sales representatives
have complete details on the many options
available and can tailor a financing and payment
plan to fit any buyer's needs (Bonus offer applies to
any home closing escrow by Dec. 15. 1983.)
"Whichever plan the buyer chooses. he's
money ahead. with prices that range from just
$177,990 to $195.900 for these large. single-family
luxury homes," Scarborough commented.
The Dana Crest selectlon Includes floor plans
with up to 2,253 square feet of living area. all with
four bedrooms and a choice of two or
two-and-one-half baths.
Architectural highlights Include ceramic tile
entries. dramatic vaulted callings. wood-burning
fireplaces, wet bars In some plans. an abundance or
glass, exterior potshelves and rear yard fencing.
Attracting special homeshopper comments
are the homes· large master bedroom suites with
their double-door entries and private dressing
room/bath areas. Select plans feature deluxe
powder rooms and all of the baths are attractively
appointed with Corina marble pullmans and
ceramic-tiled tub or shower.
Also popular with buyers are the Dana Crest
kitchens. enhanced by ceramic tlle countertops,
eating bars and luminous ceilings. These conve-
nient homemaking centers are complete with
all-electric Hotpolnt appliances including double
eye-level ovens, power-saver dishwasher and
heavy-gauge waste disposal.
"The value of these family homes. their size.
sophisticated designs and luxury amenities. makes
them an exceptional ownership opportunity In this
ex.elusive coastal neighborhood, just one mile from
the ocean," Scarborough pointed out.
"Now, with this remarkable $10,000 bonus
offer, they're an even better buy, fer below
competitive new-home prices along the Orange
County coast," he concluded.
Model homes are open dally from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. at Dana Crest and information may be
obtained by phoning 831 -8880.
To reach Dana Crest. take the San Diego
Freeay to the Pacific Coast Highway exit, then north
on Pacific Coast Highway to The Street ot the
Golden Lantern. Turn right and drive up the hill to
the Standard-Pacific community In Dana Point.
642-4321
Direct nr cnllecl.
to s11b~cnbe to your
hometown paper. the Daily Pilat
To yYou're
510,000 c oser to
Dana Point Marina
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BwlJ\·r
Townhomes
up~Jor sale
A grand opening this weekend introduc..-es the
exclusive NorthBay Townhomes neighborhood. a
collection of luxury view-oriented executive r~1-
dences by The Mohler Corporation situated on a
prime blufftop overlooking Upper Newport Bay and
Fashion Island.
Visitors to the 16-home community on Irvine
Avenue south of Monte Vista will discover a selection
of four uniquely-planned designs, featuring three
bedrooms or three bedrooms and a den. and up to
three baths. Priced from $222,000, the two-story
residences range in size up to 2,063 square feet of
lavish living area.
The flavor of a charming European-inspired
village is captured by the elegantly detailed ex tenors
of North&ily Townhomes, which feature wood and
-brick tnm. French doors and octagonaJ and
multi-paned windows. Oversized balcony decks.
oriented for maximum view enjoyment, are encircled
by carved balustrades and wood rails in individ-
ualized patterns.
The equally distinctive interior designs are ideal
for those executives who are moving from a larger
residence. While those who lead acuve hves will
surely appreciate the conveniences and reduced
upkeep of townhome living. they will aJso be
·impressed by the special custom features and superb
detailing throughout that are usually only found in
more expensive, custom residences.
Among the home plans certain to draw
enthusiasuc visitor interest 1s the three-bedroom
"Lido" largest of the residences. Beginning with the
double-door entry, the focus is on elegance. Thl'
formal living room and adjacent galleria d1mng room
create a gracious entertainment area.
For informal activities. there 1s a generous
family room, highlighted by a soaring beamed ceiling
and a fireplace. A cheery, step-up breakfast nook,
fully-equipped kitchen and handy powder room
complete the living area of this lovely home.
Upstairs. reached by a hallway open to the
family room, is the lavish master suite. This ultimate
adult retreat is impressively arranged with a sunken
sleeping area, fireplace and wrap-around deck
accessed by a French door. The private dressing room
features a twin-basin vanity, commodious walk-in
closet, separate shower and European-inspired
"Leisure Center." A second full bath serves the two
family bedrooms situated at the other end of the
hallway.
The architectural e nhancements found in each
of the homes are beautifully complemented by the
most luxurious of appointments. As in the Lido, each
residence offers a formal dining room and spacious
living room and/or farruly room with fireplace.
A rich ceramic tile entry, custom oak staircase
railings. plush wall-to-wall carpeting and fort'ed air
ht>atina are among the many highlights.
The onsi te sales office for NorthBay Town homes
is open daily from 11 a.m . to 6 p.m . at 2463 lrvrne
Avenue in Costa Mesa. Representatives of Statewide
Commercial Properties are on the premises. Phone
631-4167.
The community is reached via either the Corona
del Mar Freeway to (rvme Avenue, or by taking
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MILLION DOLLAR
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AT THE CENTER OF
NEWPORT BEACH'S
MILLION OOLLAR
LIFESTYLE.
At Sett I ·lanJ. che l1fl· of
It· all here. A prime collec-
tion of truly executive clas'\
homes. Jc!iigned to comple-
ment your most disccrnm~
taste . The !iecurity of <t
guarJeJ entry gate. And a
location char puts you conve-
niently close to Newport Cen-
ter, Fashion Island. Ba lboa,
anJ the beach.
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_hatever y u need. • •
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Trsd1111m11l 3 81 . 311 Su Ro yfnmt, pll't. &
tloo1 for tt!>' ho111 l'rtl'l'tl ll• -wU $1.250,000 l SELEOTIOll
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Oct 23, 1983 DI
lll-mcxlelt'd 3 br. 2 balh + laq~e rt<c 1 '" , tl(• .. m
~c1hngs. funlll!hed. potu!l. $'120,000
IHSIDE PUCE IAYFROllT
SJ>t"•Ult·ular bay from dµI>< 2 br, :l ba uµ: 'J. 1)1 ,
2 ba dn 2 boat s pal'l'S Ht'<'.lut:t.'<i-$1.500,000
PHlllSUU HOME OCEAllFROllT
(A"t:"aJ' & .11·tty Vlt'W:I Manne room, ·• 1.xJ1111. a
l>alh, 3700 sq (L -I cur purk111g $1.:!115,1100
* * * llllH• * * Costa Mesa 3 bed..... . .. . . $98.900
Eastslde. CM 3 bed.... .... . $169.900
Newport Heights 2+den.... ... . $210,000
Eastbluff 4 bed.+yard ............ $225,000
!t vine Terrace 3 bed+ ......... $273,000
Penlnsula Pl . 2 bed +den ........ $339,000
Lido Isle 4 bed..... .. .. .... . .... $489,000
Peninsula Pl new 4 bed. • . $589,900
Balboa Is young home 5 bed .. $683,000
Th ts h~" lu IM: tht> lx>tit liuyf ru111 lJuy
111 Nl'wpm t Rt·:1d1! &autifully dt>c·
oraLl'd 4 l..lftrn1 and tlt•n hunw with
priv:itt• pier ond float. L11rge
bays1d1· pallu dunl' 111 ttscd l>rn'k.
Furm<ol d111111g rm .. hobby shop and
brcJkfasl rm Lt•W mwresl f111arn·
111g avurlnble
Seven year old 4 bedroom near
Fountarn Valley. Large family
room, formal dining room.
$152,500. Drive by: 842 1 Hazel.
Westminster.
Agent, 983-0891
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FllRIAllltS RAllCH HILLTOP
Baytront 4 bed ........................ $850.000
Harbor Ridge Vu 4 bed ........... $950.000 (7 I 4t 6 73-4400
t 21 JI 628·2'21
New 4 br. -11'1 ba, l'ustom Frenl'h Normandy
l'.&talt> I 2 pnme :icre hilltop Now $1:195,000
Linda Isle baytront 5 bed $1,295,000
Newport bayfront 4 bed ... $1,600,000
Bayfront Villa 7 bed ............. ., $3.950,000
Th~ Horbor ArN 's lcMcJttt
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Certa1 ••t •ar 1022 YIEW-YIEW C1111 •en 1024 C"'' •en IH4 11~ llWI Most spectacular bay and 1'1 llOIESTH IT. PIEITlllln To close by Nov 101h. ocean vi-duple•. Guell 3 BA lbl. lge R2 lot. RE-E'slda cul de aac .crOM
106 Avocado. Assume unit Big Bold. 1st lime gucEO lllto sl$ ne,OOO lrom country' club.
CORONADO ens IHFROllT
Coronado Island cu.'lt bayfro nt 101 115' hoal
deck Plans avail Nuw $370,000 w11tadt·
ARROWHEAD HOME
Nt.>ur new 4 bdm1. 4 bath, lake vit'w 3500 sq
ft $·1-10.000 Will 1rndP for u l;xal µ1'opt!rly
* * * COlllMlllllS * * * Costa Mesa condo 3 bed ... $149,500
Newport Crest 2+den... . .. .... $170,000
Versallles 2 bed reduced ..... $212.000
Big Canyon 2 bed vu .... $264,500
Bluffs 3 bed vu.... .$239,000'
Baylront 2 bed+vu . $325.000
Bayside Cove 2 bed ............ $380,000
Bluffs tri-level 3 bed vu $429.000
$225,000 2 • 1 +Bach otlered. wner w as 1 nin LuKury ac;c;omrnodattone; $275.000 Bkr 675-4863. Open Sunday 1-4 pm ROBINSON. RL TR 2Br + ~condo. 2'~ ~
BY OWNER· 4 BR/5 BA No signs-call for address 548•5647 pVI patio, trplc, wet ber,
POOL. OCEAN VIEW '.I" J / /' $149,50019~·1. on lhe tat. micro, also apa. PoOI. S525.000 Owner will tin f•1(1M1111 '"' • l fl I Meu VMda. 3 • Bdrm, 2 BBQ en1ena1nment ., ... 760-17341558-2628 1JJ. ,J, ,1 • ba POOL. J.R. 541-8077 Outstanding Value at -Jh..-·T u71t'llU'J S117 900
HJIY ITI. a Hllnl Wllf CI '"'JI. 111,DOO MR 1eo-1s1s . Brok• L~:.~:~~ ~try~la,~s~~m: 3'41 E co::; H:, ~·C;M Sps~?J~l~EIJ~~~me S.ttl Alt 0..lfrJ ...
entertaining Quick pos-" wllormaJ dining rm. lam-112 Th l .... n Mr•
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Trad111v11al Bavfronl 3 Br 3 Ila. re111oc.J1•ll'<I
2.000 sq rt funushed & boat $600.000
Baylronl lg 3 bed+den $549.000 "EW LISTllll -LIDO ISUllD seulon possible Call lor lly rm and solar heated 2 sty 3 Br 2.5 Ba. aa&.ina. prlvale showing. Coatl M111 1024 pool You plcic the terms, spa. m/homa pad.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy~1de Oriv" N B b7S blbl
* * * IHIME PHPHTl * * * Peninsula duplex . _ .... $194.500
Penmsula 3bed+bachetor . . $219,000
Corona del Mar duple>< . $264,900
Balboa Island duplex. .. ... $349,500
Bayfront duplex • . . . $395.000
Corona del MAr lg dupleK $450.000
Balboa Island tnplex .$485.000
\.Vmit <• house wrth c·ornnwn11y ht.·ach.
tl·n111s. l'lubhouse'' 3 bedwoni home 1111
4Ull'l end of Island c:1)(1(f lot With
lovt·ly Sou11t pal111 Expandabl<'. Enjoy
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JO-ANN DORAN RL TA down payment and price. S 185,000. Good terme. 759-0619 LHrtl Pt. TtwtlaHH Owner may lrade AsklllQ Vecanl. 3Br 2''> ba, alch gar. poot S t49,900. Diana Cappel Open Sun 12·5. I••• +-l1t1t+lao1.. $132.000 Agt 644-2562 631-1266 Bat009lngh Alty
•IEH0Ell411000* BUY OR SELL 541-533t ev1548-Mat
Spollesa3630slduple~ GIVEDAVEAVELL SC Plue condo: 2Br ,.µ
OWC 1sl-12"1e·long tllfm DAVE WHITE 546-2313 ba. Just No. In Santa 3brl3ba • 5br/3ba-1 vac THE REAL ESTATERS Ana. S-10% dn. $87,500.
~9 Acacia-walk to beach 2 Br 2 Ba, 2 S1ory Condo. Olscoont pt• or price.
PRICH IELOW APPRAISAL
3991< 2o"l.dn-Appra1sec1 MEU VHIE CUllEll t0% down. Now only 556-16261775-2S80 440K ownl bkr 645-7048 Remodeled 4 Br • family $103 000. Doc~slde RE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oceanfront duplex $650.000
Baylront lg duplex.. . $195,000 LIDO ISUllD CHARMER
You'll be aellghted with the spacious-
ness of this lovely 4 Bdrm customized
Lautremont beauty plan In Harbor
Ridge. Lrg family room, formal dining
room. beautiful Mstr Bdrm suite, Intrigu-
ing patio w/spa and gorgeous planting,
custon woods/tiles throughout. Excel-
lent view. Appraised at $690,000. For
sale at $525,000.
Lrdo Isle oaylront duplex. . $1.490.000
* * 1' CHMEICIAL·l .. UST. * * * Mobile park.. ...... ............ .. $1.575.000
Peninsula Pt. near ferry . . . $385.000
Batooa Island M ain 81........ .... $425,000
2 Bldgs. nr Airport ( 12.800 sll)
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d1t1uniJI homl• radlalt'S l·harm AJJa rt
from lmA' main tPnam·t'. t lit' p ropt'rty
f<·nturt•s ni11dom µlank f'd 0:1k flooring
~ li~ndpl'.!1nh•d ltaha11 tilt• Won't ycJU
l'.all Juyl't• ();,il>ult for an aµpt. to virw?
$1 , 250 ,000
J &•lllE OIEEI vary hght & airy, ex-840-8208 -1ena1ve use ol wood ----Probale sa1e:Cheapes1 on thru-out, open beam ce•I· * 1&11 IENS * the market S27S,OOO Ing w/skyllght. Otfered ol Poolside 2 Br condos near 851 -8787 S 179.900 Call Herllage SC Plaza from S74.999.
NUMBER ONE In 1oca1lon lnvealmenls. Pam 3 Bdr S89 ,000 10 . ooeon view. NUMBER Wright. 548-5880 S98.500. Won't la1t1 Calf ONE In price $529,000 IPH HlllJ 1·4 Patrick Tenore 631-1266.
111 Point Sur 3 Br. Fam 2024 I OAPELU OT 760-8702 Rm Open Sat/Sun 1·5
Bkr 760-7t10 IW l&Ol l&J RVM*
Tarbell,
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Selling anything 11111111 a Daily Pilot Ctassllied Ad ts a simple ma11e1
Get GREEN castl lor WHITE elephants with a Class1lled Ad Catt 642-5678 JUSI call 642-5678
I~ GtHral CieHlll
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1002 -'eaeral 1002 I G11eral 1 IJOZI C.Hral
NEWPORT BEACH A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK
Ill OAIJOI 1111,000
Delightful Oakcrest model Mclain condo near
se;hoots & shops. 2 BR & 2 bath, wet bar &
shutters Spacious patio to enjoy the summer
evenings. Don't miss tt!
Ill CHJOI 1111,000
New York sophistication! 2 BR townhome In
Impeccable condition. Features cathedral ceil-
lngs and plantation shutters Pool. spa -& tennis
facilrties. Seller savs submit all offers.
ILUFFS U 11,000
Fabulous 4 BR end unrt. Beam ceilings open this
bright & cheery home onto a lovely greenoelt
near a pool. Large assumable financing! All
interior colors are neutral, new carpet & paint'
SHWllll UH,500
This lovely. well maintained 3 BR Monaco in
ex.elusive Seawmd has everything!! New neutral
carpets. fresh paint. large yard, etc. etc. There
are community tennis and pool facilities too!!
MAHOll YllW MOMH UH,000
Here it 1s -a long awaited Carmel Plan In a great
location. Bright & sunny! Nice yard with a great
patio for entertaining or relaxing. Owner
motivated I
MAlllH VIEW lllMH 1211,toO
Drastic price reduction on this gorgeous 4 BA,
family room + bonus room Portofino. Beautiful •
neutral decor, large professionally landscaped
yard. Assume the loan and purchase the lowest
priced 2-stt>ry home In the area, Including the
land. Owner says. "I want to move!"
ILIFFS U 11,000
One of the newest homes in the Bluffs. Highly
upgraded 2 BR wi1h plantation shutters. decor-
ator wall cover rngs. custom spa, and magnifi-
cent gardens. Sophisticated light and airy
decor
lflCOURT MILL S420,000
Enjoy sweeping views o f ocean, n1te lights and
magnificent sunsets from this lovely Belcourt
Hill popular Plan I. All one level w /2 BA plus den.
Ideal location across from pool'
LIDO IAYFllHT Sll0,000
Fabulous fifth floor condominium w11h bay and
ocean views. Walk to unique Lido Village stores
& restaurants. Completely secure building with
pool & jacuu1
LIHA ISLE 12, 1 H ,000
One of the finest tradtional homes on Linda Isle.
Lovely antique paneling thruoul home imported
from England. Beautiful garden entry, 5 BA, 5
baths. security system. Slip for 55' boat.
CORONA DEL MAR
CllOll IEL MAR U21,000
Privacy & spaciousness tor a large fl:1mlly -or -a
valuable addition to any Investor's portfolio, 4
BR. 21/i bath home plus 1 BR. 1 bath apartment
unit. Great financing available from seller.
llAllll VIEW llLLI UIO,DOO
Broadmore ~ Spacious 5 BR on large corner
lot with many trees and a maximum of privacy.
French doors lead to a charming patio for sunset
viewing and outdoor entertaining.
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
OPEN HOUSES 1-5
01111 lltHES
4 BR
llYH HOHi
4 BR
llTUHAJ
4601 Camden
$739.000JOHN CAMPBELL
320 Morning Star
$1 ,215.000 TED PETERSON
SHIH
Liii ISLE 224 Via Genoa
,3 BR $595.000 V. MARSHALL
Ulllll VIEW MOMH 1716 Port Margate
4 BR $299.900 KAY PARKER
SIHEOLIFFI 202 Seaward
3 BR. Den $395,000 N. SIMMONS
llYEI lltlH 1722 Santiago
5 BR. View $599,000 TOM BOLAND
llAllOI VIEW llOMH 1820 Newport Hills Dr. E.
4 BR. FR $390.000 C. BALDIKOSKI
llYIH TEllUOE 1907 Altura
3 BA. Pool $338.000 LYDIA MURPHY
SPJIUSS llLL 5 Malibu Circle
4 RR FR. View $549.500 BEAT REEDY
IPHUSS lllDliE I' t~ 1606 Sea Bell Circle
6 BR, FR. View ..?1585,000 MARIAN REEDY
EAITILIFF 2 108 Arbutus
4 BR. FR $394,500 C . McMAHAN
UJOIHT 1736 Marlin Way
5+ BR $449,000JOHN CAMPBELL
LllO ISU 204 Via San Remo
4 BR, View $295,000 C. RUMSFIELO
CAMEO MllMLHDS 4501 Surrey 01
5 BR. FR. View $410,000 LH RITA QUIGGLE'
llAlllOll VIEW MILLS 260 1 Island View
5 BR. FR, View $410.000 LH EVAN CORKETT
WIGllllllE
3 BA
IATHIAJ I SHIH
$187,500
2 Wlllowgrove
SUZIE EXLEY
MHHll VIEW MILLS '314,100
A 180 degree view from this very special home in
Harbor View Hills. You'll appreciate the privacy
of the courtyard pool and hot tub Great financ-
ing I A true value.
IPHUH Ull,500
Wonderful 3 BR home w/magnlficent daytime
vistas & nighttime lights. Immaculate thru-out
Use of neutral colors, concrete & brick aptio &
driveway.
Ullll VIEW MILLI 1401,000
Popular Tiburon plan • 3 BA home In quiet
residential neighborhood with pleasant open
view -vaulted cellfngs In living, dlnln~ & family
rooms. You own the landll
tow a JETTY VIEW Like new, 3 Br. 2 be. cent . A/C Open Sat/Sun 12-4 200 Blk. 40 lot. 3br ~ den. 2393 Santa Ana Ave * Tl ... IH * 3ba. yard, compl. returb Broker 645-6266 BEST FINANCING
Sales 11 '13
11/FUTtr ..
$499,000. 217 Jasmine. _ _ _ -BEST PRICE
Open Sai/Sun 1-5 IEWPllT lllTI AIU Most square footage,
Mesa North 3 Bedroom. 1.75 bathe. Paneled din-ing and living area. Brick llreplace. Many lrult trees. Close 10 ectlOOl1. $129.900 Sellar will
Owner/agt 673-5551 Cute, clean. ready to EaSlslde.
Have something you want move-Into home. Priced Open Dally 12-6 to sett? Classofled ads do right Lrg R-2 IOI Must 472-8230 673-7771
II ell I Call NOW see $139.500 Chuck 542"'.5678 • Spiller. agt 631-1266 3Br. added tam rm, trml lls1en to all otlersl dining, solar pool 1002 Geaeral 1002 Gtttral 1002 tmmac 2 lrp1c1 Seller OIHttt hHt. anxious Blt.r 549-3448 3 bedroom condominium.
BEACH COMMUNITl~S
l&YHHH IJH,000
Don't miss seeing this new llstlng In Bayshores.
3 BR. close to two private beaches. a fabulous
water oriented community. Conveniently
located. The perfect place to live!
PHUIHU POIMT $225,000
Opport unity knocks to build the home of your
dreams! Vacant lo t. ideally located within ste;.>s
ol both bay & beach. First time offered. take
advantage now.
HLIH PHlllHU sno,ooo
Affordable 2 BR, 2 bath home with spacious
brick patio and screenea eating area. Steps to
bay. ocean & wedge & seller will consider
financing.
HYSMOllES U12,IOO
It's a little brt country! This 3 BA home 1s located
in Bayshores, a private community on the bay
with private beaches. Remodeled kitchen. has
hardwood floors and built-In appliances.
PElllHUU IUPLEX UH,000
Spectacular view location across from the New-
port Harbor Yacht Club beach. Authentic
Balboa 1 BR -2 BR duplex used as single family.
2 blocks to ocean or shopping.
LITTLE HLIH ISUH $441,000
Grand Canal -delightful 3 BR, 2 bath Cape Cod
in perfect condition. Open beamed ceilfng. brick
fireplace. cozy kitchen & 2 oatios. Dock for two
18' boats Probate sale -bring all offers. Lowest
price on waterll
HYSHOllES 1414,000 FEE
Designed for secluded living. Open. airy home
with very private corner location. Warm
elegance. 2 BA with plans for expansion. French
doors open to lush green patios. Accent on
value!
LllO ISLE HH,000
Gracious and prrvate custom French style home
on prime corner lot. Walk to bay. beaches &
community tennis. Spacious .5 BR with large &
private yard plus spa. Owner assisted financing
LIDO HH,000
Stunning value! Custom built for architect. Dra-
matic. spacious home on 60' street-to-street lot.
Doors lo beach . 3 car garage. Two Immense
patios provide unique openness. light and
pnvacy.
EMERALD HY UH,500
Unforgetable whitewater view! Custom expan-
dable 3 BA home with extra large wrap-around
deck -great for entertaining. Dramatic brick
entry patio -ocean beach community!
DOVH SHIH 11,271,000
Exciting waterfront 4 BR home with expansive
bay view & total privacy. French brick floorlng,
richly paneled oak library, handpalnted cabi-
nets. French doors, Imported tiles & beautiful
details.
PHlllTIH HY 11,HO,OOO
Enter this gorgeous home thru double leaded &
beveled glass doors Into a truly beautlful 4 BR.
31/2 bath showplace with wood floors. 2 fire-
places. sllp for 48' boat & much, much morell
HUT FllllLY llME 5 BR .+ den. fireplace, dbl garage. Needs some
touch up. Owner 1rans-ltlfred. S 123.500.
ltJ ltlar4l1 lltr. t8 IO Newport ~I, CM
141·lT2t
48r 2Ba. 60x 120 lot, al -l ached gar, RV piing. $96,500 cell 646-8386
~Br 2ba cut-de-sac. v A 1erms S 114,900 Bkr 963-8377
Large unit with 2 batna. Formal dining and nre-place. Prime 1ocat1on by the Blutt1. Only 2 years old with Iota ot upgredeal $144.900
lHa•tltH Super clean, nleely decor·
ated 3 t-edroom 1.75 baths. Family room
com bo, llrept-. New paints and nearly ,_ carpet & drapes. ANUme large 1st TD $135.000. Lei's talk!
AHordabte elegance In VAOUTI Nwpt Hts area New 2 sly And ready to move lntot 4 patio home of Franch bedrooms. 3'h bathe. Normandy doslgn 3Br. Dining room and fir• 2'ABa. 2 lrplcs 220 Knox place Hu 2 large mut• St Owner/agt. 642-5722 suites POOL. Try GI
WIME $105. 700 wl 12.25% ttxed and enjoy family living In a clean. comfortable 4
t9fmS. $161,500 Owfl8f wants qulek aales & will listen to all reasonable of-
teral
Bdrm home, comp1e1e ltlltr Aldenl wt RV access Marilyn L-t priced 5 bedroom Coombs 631-1268. Aot 1n MH• North. 1.15
Condo. 3 bd. 2 ba, $4000 baths, dining and famlly
dn Lo-pyml S90.000 rooms. llrepl-. Gen-erous closets. Corn« lot 476-t275or 644-4t57 clo1e to achoota.
DELUXE 2Br 2'A ba split S t33,500. Try GI/FHA level condo. Garage. terms. Call todeyl
$126,500 wta11um. 9'-'i% Ill-Hit
In. 2 13 592-5365 Agt l7Dl S. lrittel It,
USTSllE -Wl•E 3 Bdrm. comp!. remodel.
Close to lhoPS/&schls Dua Ptlat t• s 129,900. Agl. 646-3627 OCEAN view townm.
f's1oe 11 22.000. 2er, 3br 2'Aba. 1750 sq n. zoned to build 2 more $156.500. Xlnt financing . houses. 645-5317. 7-9pm owner 714-240-3102
Easlside 3 Br wlguast Ftaalaia
house. spa, quiet neigh-Vall~ ltM
borhood 548-9878 Agent OPEN 9:g Prlv. §IOOI Sbf.
FOIECLOSlllE 4ba, lg bonu1. pool, jee, lmmac 15% dn, AITC' Eastsl de duplex owe. S285K. 18125 $129,000. 673-8550 Santa Cecilla 964-5400.
Fii ULE IJ tWIH But. ltac~ IMI Spacious 4 bdrm home l IUL .-&1 1 near Npt Harbor High • • -School. Romantic m111er JUST $112,900 suite w/hlgh celling. sky· 4 BR wtfrplc. dining rm. light, nestled In a garden micro wave & more. sertlng. Family room. 2 $9 1,000 uavm. Owfl8f llreptaoes Private sun despefate. Mue1 Mii. Cell deck. secluded spa sur-Btllr 848-0709
rounded by t r o PI cal liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii plantings $235 .000 6-42-3494
HUnJ IEllOEll t Br delu)(a condo Frplc Pool/spa. Quiel. Like new 631-4398
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4 Bdrm, 2 ba near Meadowlark golf courM. $•40K value. Try 19500 down. ExGel. llnanclnQ. Brok91' 640-5078
HllEHl·2LIT Cule hoose. wall bOllt. IW PAii i Ull 1100 s/I with double gar-Lovely 4 br, 2 ba, frplc. age and covered patio Sl29,500. M1g "2-0218
Large R2 101 wlll permit IHI .... S-.f
anoltie1 unil Only Easy fin. by own«. 4b<, $99,950 lor quick sale. 2ba. lrg lam. rm, spa & Jim Wells Realtors llreplt on huge patio, lrg 557-6264 979-263 t rear yard, nr golf. beedl
INCREDIBLE E·Z 1afriie & and parka $185,000. low down on this quality 5921 Mldlron Cr 84&-M39 lownhome. S 129.900 GOLDEN PROPERTIES SELL idle llama wllh a 752-1589 Deity Pilot Cla111fled Ad. .... ....
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l-· • Pl.IL,.,... ..... -Wiii thow positive wtMOK
$3000 c:town. iaka ov.r you ean buy for'"-aame -• 108 St J -Pl " B 3 H"ll llMll llAll 11 lffll • P • y m en ta Age n I arnount ot CUh a take t 1% tllltd ,.te 30 years. arnt1 · " '· ' Selt.r want• to 1111tle out t11A1 YllW 39 r cuti., I t89,000. 834
85 t t85 I I I Monaco with OC view. 14 ba, pool, • Oc:ean & bay 1-M t Gatuy Or. 48R, den. ot ttate. Prime loe & Mirrored anc:t akytlt 3 Bdr 3 Atlllo Ave. Open Sun 1-<4 • · 0-ex It ng long ltrn'I Rue VIiiari. Cl*\ wtmc:ta. view. lfe act9 fM lot. Open 2 lrptca. 2'1t be, gar tor 3 cond WIH ••Change tor Be end unit townhome NEWPORT HORIZONS UPIWlllll benk llnenclng Lg '40·t53a Sunday 1-4 Ow nr cara + lgt hobb~ room. olhtt propenlea. wlth lt'4,000 In axcei. R,EALTV
PY1dock,3 8r&den Bring TGg~~P~~E~OO· 979-8280 $Sa9,500 Owner will OPENSUNOAV t·5 lent aaaumable loan1. 642-7404
CHh. ttedel(S 150,000 752-1589 -·I -eau CONDO EASTBLUfF 4 Br take "".!~t home .. t854 POf1 Cttlow Alto hive ~ 3 8' H -ul"'~ •4•" 000 t•2"'5 • •• .._ ~.... B • 1 5 000 >ti pe.r1 pay........ hr .......... 2.,., ea _ __._ .......... art>Or Knous 1,,onoo. .J
.... .,, • ""'· . v v BAVFRONT -Plet and allp, '"" • ,. e ' . nt Open hM Sat/Sun 1-5 ,..... .. 9llW'f 20K to ~.::"'ooo""-:_,gt 8', 2'A Ba. s2eo,ooo By Tlabury Cir Agen t WllU litwtl l llntr1Glngav1H PP. RoblnaonRllr548-5847 lll-11 5 .. 2_7500• ,..,,, · "' owntt. 7~981. rse-e3t4 I 1!!!!0Di1on oona next to ;r11nbt1t. 4 11t41 850-•018 or cooect .._ ., --------.,..,..---yr -op 0• 8drm1 exOlllltnt flnanc-(6 t9) 340 5434 ii;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii•ijiiiiiiiiiiii-'i ______ __ Secrllloe Bey View Llqul-15000 dwn, FP l t30,000. Ing availat>M. St,495,000. •
dellon. 13000 down. take lrg 3 Br 2'i't Ba, ,,, r4fY• lM ... I --· .. wan• over payments. Agent thl~. thopplng, golf, ten-• •• -85 t· 1651 nt1, 2 pool a. good IPll ll•Y 1·1 Blaulllul, ellgant one ot e achoola. Xlnt 1armi. kind. 3 Bdr, 2v. Ba. 2 7t4/4~t825 NEW CUSTOM • over paUoe. botl dock. Prloed Ima• 104' · 3500 .Quere , .. , on eJ11ra to Mii. $545,000. c111 eg1.
----...... "'!"!!''!"!""'! ___ •ma.ac• ,., wide 1tr11t-to-11rMt lot. Chuck Splllet 831-t266 2 ITllY Vauhed Cl4Mllno•. 4 ttr1-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml WMIUIMI TWllll I 111 MWll plec:t1, excajlent con-hH •---A11ft
.11. 000 UST ACT NOWll $30 000 etruc:tlon and dttalll~. . r-... '"1 ' oetow bank appra\111. M95,000. Mk to ... 1hl1 s .... price on-thri ch11m· Spac1oua muter bdrm • Model hOmt H~ 1011 today tool Ing 2 br + den 1ownhome
101. air, u1>9radee. neutral J h A z.Noa Viking .... 2 llOO In quaint Harbor View colors. attach 2 car gar. ROE n caii 780-96&& or ~ • Knoll. Quiel country llv-
Owner/agt Gell 8· ', 540-5583 ma Ing, wtlh greenblll. pine 559-640• 720·2609 us. ' treee, 1annl1 &. pool.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 lll~llllW •-•-·"'··a•·....1.18a 24CHAROONNAV -· I I I --~ OR CALL FOR SHOWING Foree osure, must aell. 4 ' 144-1111 Bdr 3 Ba. 2700 Sq. Ft • •• UICOllOI w toceen vu. O nly A $379,900 wllrlp to Hewell I•-------Penlnaula Pt-cualom 2-sty , HOIE tor two. Cell Patrick --------Cape Cod. bull! t981,
Tenore 63 t -1268, llYTlllWEllHI quallty 1hruoul. t531 E.
11 you're looking for e 760-8702 Agl ... IN BAVCREST FROM Ocean. $395.000, Sale or
hOme that hu Imagine-••••AJm ITULI OWNER. 4 br, 3 ba, lam-lrade for Income prop or lion and charm then see _. beach fixer. 675-4666. lhls one today. 3 Bdrms, ~IOI laln .... •-! lly room, office. pool. 651-t 112 Ownr/Agt ..,... 1320.000. Open Sat/Sun 2 be $155.000 M: lmmec:. 3br 2ba, l l -8. t924 Hollde~ Rd.
car gar. S20K cuh down. Own / 95" 809 Must close nowl Joh11 A er egl "" IEST llYI 10~ II
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·Realty
651·1177
lUO MIC"fLSON OfllY(
lllY'"f
FOIECLOSllE
FOICESSALE
3 bdrm, 2 ba, femlly rm
Tunle Rock home wlll go
to highest bidder this
wknd. Owner, 752--0607
STULITU
3 Ddrm on golf course.
Price slashed tor quick
aelet Now only $210,000.
Own/bkr 752-8870
Zarvoa. Viking R.E
760-9889. Bua. 540-5583 If IWIEll
A JOV TO LIVE IN ... thll ... CWIYll Harbor View 4Br home Charming 2 Bdrm + den, 3
shows good tute & quell-Rue Fontelnebleau. Ask-
ly. only $239,500. Ing $349,500 Owner
GOLDEN PROPERTIES II nan Cl et 1 0 •.+ % .
752-1589 640-9333
INISll 1·1
OcnVu Trl-IYls comunty
poolllennlt near beach.
Spacious, lrplc, dbl-gar,
bltns gd terms Npl Crest
2-3 Br. den. End units,
$179,500 to $225.000.
~Tom S46 9200
~o nrer RE Al TOA
UILIEHT 11un.n
1111,•
•••r•t laack l Ol9 ••WJ!•l leack 1069
Lowest priced home In
Beyehores. Light & bright
w/lormal dining room &
room to expend up and
out. Take OYtl' an u -
aumabte 1at of lt32.000.
Cell for Information and
pvt lhoWI~. Prln. only.
Diana Cappel 83 t-1266
VILLI BALBOA
Professionally decorated, furnished
& unfurnished units are now being
offered for sale. Prices range from
$189,000 to $195,000. If interested,
please call 645-6459.
c1ass111ed Ads are the UYS.U JRL PROPERTIES answer to a successful 845-1812 648-9603
garage or yard sale! It's a --------
better way to tell more
people• WANT ACTION?
ClllSSlfed Ads 642-5678
UN.BEL I EV ABLE
"
HARBOR RIDGE TOWIHOUSE
Beautiful 2700 sq. ft. Townhouse
Spectacular Tranqull View
of City Lights
4 Bd., 4 Ba., Cathedral
Celllngs, 3 Car Garage.
Large Wrap-around Balcony
BANK OWNED-
Speclal Flnaoclng
Minimum down 10°10 -Need
Not De Owner Occupied.
12°10 Interest Per Ann~m.
30 Yr. Fully Amortized Loan
Due 7 Yrs. No Prepayment Penalty
BY APPT. ONLY
Guard Gated Community
Must Call First
Agt. 760-9079
.-'-.-•-• .... r•-..l ____ l;..;00;.;.;::::21 Geaeral 1002 C.Htal 100211nnal 10021 -.'--•-.•-ra~•-_ _....1..,,oo ..... 2 GtHral
KER&LEE
Real Estate
1002 Gtaeral
A Great Western Company
NEWPORT BEACH
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE LIST
IOIT SLIP -1211,000
Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath residence in private community. New crpung
& paint. Walk to ocean or your boat and ENJOY LIFE! 759-1501
OILY 1221,000
for this former model home in beautiful. established area. 4 bdrms, 3
baths. FORMAL dining nn. Large lot with fruit trees. Short walk to
elementary school. Owner will carry lst T.O.! 759-1501
..l&SlllE CREll
Ocean & greenbelt view -extra large private spa, recreational area,
several tennis courts, 3 large pools, suana & jacuzzi. Guard gate for
security. Only $428,000 -better see this one! 759-1501
lllRIOR VIEW llDIES -1221,100
Fantastic pnce for this sought after area! 3 bdrms, 2 baths + family
room. Least expensive home we have seen In this beauuful area'
759-1501 or 752-7373
EASTILUFF
Terrific view of bay, mountains & sparkling lights at night. 4 bdrms, 3
baths, 2 frpks, beautiful grounds. Only $249,000' 759-1501 or 752-7373
1211,000 -PllV&TE IUCll
Access comes with this custom built hHlside home that provides a
"countryside" feeJing with views of hills & "Open space''. Owner will
help with low in terest financing 759-1501 or 752-7373
IAYOllEST -$101,000
Spacious 5 bdrm executive residence with lovely spanish mfluence an
decor Large separate family room for entertaining. Owner may carry
lst trust deed! Just listed! 759-150 1
HlRIOR VIEW HOIES -Sll,000
m upgrades in thlS 5 bdrm, 3 bath Somerset model with expanded
dining rm Security system All new kitchen. Beaullful spa. Better sl'<!
thlS today' 759-1501 or 752-7373
PRESIDHT HOIE -1'21,000
And this one is very aptly named! Beautifully appointed 4 bdrm, 2 bath
executive residence with VIEW, pool, spa and "studio" room addoo.
Elaborate security system, mirrored walls, new cr pts. 759-1501
IPYIUSS llllE
f eatunng ocean view, beautiful pool and latge lot. Tremendous pnre
reduction to $475,000! 759-1501 or 752-7373
IAlllFIOEllT VIEW
From this 5 bdrm mansion high atop Spyglass HiU. One of the best
panoramic ocean and bay views we have ever seen! And the sparkli ng
lights of au Newport Beach at night 1s breathtaking! Pool, spa, secunty
system. You OWN the land! Over 3,300 sq ft of executive luxury. Ju.rn
Usted. 759-1501
'" LOOKING FOR REAL VALUE?
THESE 10 BANK FORECLOSURES
MEAN SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR YOU!!
All of these homes have been repossessed by the bank. completely
re furbished where ne<:essar y. and are vacant and ready to move into! All
arc substantially below market and some have special financing.
FORECLOSURE # 1
DEEP WATER llllTlllTOll HAllOR TOWIHOIE
WITH YOUI OWi IDAT 1001-1311,000
Absolutely the lowest priced 3 bdnn, 3 bath Seagate Townhome on deep
water' Fabulous view from living room and master bedroom. New
carpets. lace drapes and elegant light fixtures. Freshly painted.
Gourmet kitchen with eating nook. Skylights make this home light and
truly beautiful! One bed.room and bath downstairs. 3867 ARUBA
CIRCLE, HUNTINGTON HARBOR. Drive by.and call 963-5671
FOllECLOSIRE # 2, I, 4, I
10% DOWI, 12.1% FIXED UTE FIUIClll
IRAID IEW CGISTlllCTIDI • 2100 SOAUllE FEET
Four beautiful homes on large oceanview lots within walk.mg distance
of downtown San Clemente J ust a few of the many custom features
you'U love are the French doors, wee bars. 2 and 3 car garages, two
fireplaces. honeymoon tubs with built-in spas & separate showers in
master bedroom suites and more!! From $264,900 and flexible. 116
AVENlDA RAMONA. SAN CLEMENTE. Drive by and call 963-5671.
FORECLOSURE # I
FIVE ILOOIS TO THE ILUE PACIFIC
3100 SQ. n. Sil FIAICISOO VIOTOllll -1231,000
With only $69,000 down, this San Francisco Victorian charmer can be
yours! Priced under recent appraisal al $235.000, this is a superb buy for
tht• large family desiring beach Jiving at an affordable price a nd terms.
Four bedrooms plus four baths Library and family room plus sunken
hvmg room, three fireplaces -one an master bedroom swte. Brass
fixtures. central mtercom. 528 20th STREEf. HUNTINGTON BEACH-
Just drive by and call us at 963-5671
FOllECLOSUIE # l
OLDE TOWI HUITlllTOI IEIOH. 11•,IOO DOWll
WITH 12.1% FIXED llTE Lill -1141,000
Incredible value!! Priced $30,000 below bank's cost for fast sale. this ol
year new home wt th 3 bedrooms and 2 1~ baths Is walking distance to the
beach. 1800 sq. ft. with large rear yad 205 FRANKFORT , HUNT-
INGTON BEACH Just drive by and call us at 963-567 1
FORECLOSURE # 1,1, 10
TlllEE STORY YIOTlllO OUllElll WITll
OOUI YIEWI. 10% llWI, 12.1% FllEl IATI FllWIOlll
All the grace and charm t~t made San Franci.seo Victorian homes relics
of a bygone era are found In these homes. Located three blocks from the
ocean in Olde Town Huntington Beach, these three beauties have aU the
modern amenities lnlcuding a hot tub on the roof!! Three bedrooms and
three baths with sunken living rooms and spacious famlly rooms. Wood
burning fireplaces, naturally. 318 21st STREE"l'. HUNTINGTON
BEACH. AskJng $269,000 for 3,300 square feet of gracious living. Drive
by and call 963-5671.
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2670 San Miguel Orlv(>
Newporl Beach, CA 92660
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WALK TOT-HE BEACH
Lowest prices In 3 yra.
Horne. from $125,000 to
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completefy remodeled LAii, 111-1400 and redecorated. Large
doors leading to unique 1111"'11 ., Inc. llYlng room with french -~ "1 111 HO' I
atrium to Iha ba)l1ront. _,, REAL ESTAI E
RV storage Fee land • r 131-1400
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CUSTOM LOT
Harbor Hiii, CdM. AdJa·
cen1 ot Harbor Rdg,
wlplens $299.500 W/O
plans S249,500. Call ~r
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Prestigious Lot/Rlncho.
Calif. Good terms. Curtis
Agt. 676-2040
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Beautltul Laturemont moSI PrtJ!llI 1110
fabulous view In Harbor ;;;;-:;;~-;;iiiii;;=
Ridge, Agent 780--0583 llllLILI l&WAI
He;e Is a BEAUTIFUL 4Br Koko Head's ~nett • cua-
3>'1 be. tam rm, lrml din tom 3 Bdrm 3•,; bath
rm. ulll rm & Irv rm nome with large llvl~
wllrplc, 2 car gar , pool In and gellety area. Private
beaut. Dover Shores lenaJ. 1eo degree view of
Very good usum. lhted Diamo nd Heid t o
rate loan. Cash dn to Molokai. Speclelty built
loan. $335.000. Ph allergy tree, Excellent 842-7053, 680-0455. flnenclngl Call Biii Gold
•IAYUllES• for fun"-r Information.
lmmac 3 Br 3 Ba corner $990,000.
home, xtre lrg 101, 142-1200
S25,000 under epprl
805-969-287 5 Opn
Set/Sun 12-5 2561 Cir-
cle Dr 646-6325 --------J&SllllE OIEH
REDUCED to $279,000.
PETE BARRETI
'·· REALTY
2Br ~ den, aasumebll -------• :;·t~~~~n 640-8188. baelan, Fara•
UDO. Steen 2 br, 35· IOI, ''"" 1175
lrple, beam celling. owe KIW1'10 acres. good pro-
$279.950 Bkr 848-3949 ducllon. Int only pymls. Cunis Ag1 676-2040
UYl &11111 MONUMENT. OREOON-A IUH• B e a u If I u I 11 11 e 1 b I e
Custom Ivan W ells year-round Blue Moun-
Beycresl 4 Br 3 Ba tat n re n ch I r e tr ea 1
w/relractaDle roof over w/house. barn. springs,
luah atrium Separate c reek. some treee.
Mstr suite. huge llllchan. S t39,000. Terms or trade
family rm wllrpl, formal tor OC resldllfllal. ln-
dlnlng & 3 car garage come. yatCh 850·5080
$350.000 Fee Opn Sun -.----. ----
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Agt 552-7500 Time share 2 wits, dia.-
IUYIEW·UH,OOO count StOOO. location.
Bar Harbor-Musi sacrtlloe Del Mar. CA. 495•9537
w/lrg tO~W. tst For U . Exe~Hlt 1
detella 640-8227 Peninsula P1-()Uatom 2-1ty
LIWEST PllOE 11 Cape Cod. t>ullt 1oe1. In MTS Slll llO quality throughout. 1531
C I ' E. Ooean. S395,000_ Sale ozy rplc, 11>11. new roo1, or traele for Income prop
plumbing & catpet~g on Of beaci't ll11er 85t-n12
this country cottage Ownr/egl
Whet more could you uk --------tor. Opn Hae SallSun. Romantic coast view •,.. ac
328 Catalina.Rita Wede Tustin hllltop 3Br. 2Be.
83t·1288 pool/spa, eq St80K
bel$t44K. 838-12t1
Ski Condo tor trade,
heavenly 2 Br. 2 ba. 60
yards to Tram, Gunbarret
view, fully furn, S20K HW UITlle equ1ty. 2 t3-543·4225
BAYCREST WILL EXCHANGE
~ the first to ... this $450 .000 6 yr old
marvelous 4 Bdrm homel Puadene Custom home
Totally red.coraled. Just for comparable or leaSOf
move right In. Secluded home tn good Orange
pello end pool area In County locatlon.
large yerd. A1k lng (213) 798-9005
1399,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
•31 Hlllgrasa, Turtlerock, Irvine
752-1022 $229.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
222 Marigold, Corona del Mar
631-7300 $345,000 Sun 1-5 * •6~3 #A 1 Udo Park, Npt Bch
631-1266 $450,000 Sun 1-5
• 212 Tustin Ave, Newpon Beach
645-3370 $429,000 Sunday 1-5
1023 E. Balboa Blvd, Bal. Peninsula
675-4630 $549,000 Sunday 1-5
3007 Klllybrook, Costa Mesa.
540-1151 $1.26,000 Sun 1-5 ..
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
8 Warmsprlng, Woodbridge, Irvine
552-2000 $295,000 Sun. 1-5
* •6802 West Oceanfront, N.B.
675-9111 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2113 Sevttle Ave, Balboa
631-7300 $312,000 Sun 1-5
43 Beachcomber (Jsmn Crk) CdM
851-8767 Sunday 1-5
1577 Ocean Blvd, Peninsula Pt, Balboa
631-1400 $339,000 Sun 1-5
2711 Vista Umbrosa. The Bluffs
631-1400 $310.000 Sunday 1-5
2711 Via Umbrosa, The Bluffs
631-1400 310.000 Sunday 1-5
* •827 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle. N.B.
673-7300 $1 ,650,000 Sun. 1-5
2704 Park Lane, Peninsula
631-1400 $255,000 Sun 1-5
6 Coventry (Hrbr Rdg) NB
760-8333 $650,000 Sun 1-5
3 Rue Fontainebleau (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
640-9333 $349,500 Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
192 The Masters Circle, Costa Mesa
541 -5331 $185,000 Sun 12-5
•433 Walnut(+guest), Costa Mesa
548-9878 Saturday/Sunday 12-5
2606 Elden Costa Mesa
472-8230, 673-777 1 Sat/Sun 1-6
217 Jasmine. Oceanfront. COM
673-5551 $539.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•49 Jasmine Creek, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $340,000 Sunday 1-5
*420 De Sola Terrace, Newport Beach
675-6000 $285,000 Sunday 1-5
616 Marigold, CdM
675-5511 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1536 Serenade Terrace, Irvine Terr. N.B.
673-7300 $230,000 Sun 1-5
113 Via Ravenna, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $338,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
208 Via Mentone, Lido Isle. N.B.
673-7300 $535,000 Sun 1-5
220 Knox Ave .. Costa Mesa
642-5722 ~at/Sun 1-5
2050 Loyola Road. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $124,900 unday 1-5
1860 Port Wheeler, Npt Bch
631-1266 $269 ,000 Sun 1-5
3086 Fernheath Lane, Costa Mesa
540-1151 $129,000 Sun 1·5
462 16th Pl, Newport Heights, Nwpt Bch
642-5200 $169.900 Sunday 1-4
1436 Serenade Terr, Irv. Terr, CdM
631-1400 $273.000 Sat 1-5
474 Westminster, Newport Beach
646-7434 $229,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
**408 Evening Star, Dover Shores, NB
642-5200 $977,000 Sunday 1-5
2393 Santa Ana Ave, Costa Mesa
645-6266 $159,000 Sa1/Sun 12-4
1063 Concord, Mesa North, Costa Mesa
979-2390 $135,000 Sunday 1-5
3 BA plua FAM AM or DEN
2561 Park Ln. Npt Bch
646-6325 Sat/Sun 12-5
2561 Park Ln, Npt Bch
646-6325 Sat/Sun 12-5
111 Point Sur. Corona del Mar
760-7110 $529,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
685 Vista Bonita, Bluffs, NB
631-7300 $218,000 Sun 1-5
1701 S1arlight Circle. Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $325.000 Sun 1-5
114 Yorkshire (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
759-9100 $2,200,000 Sun 1-5
506 Rockford Place. Cameo Highlands. NB
631 -7300 $295,000 Sun 1-5
* 2989 Jacaranda, Mesa Verde. CM
541 -8077 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1515 Cumberland. Westclilf. Newport Beach
642-5200 $222,000 Sunday 1-5
111 Via Eboll, lido Isle, N.B
673-7300 $395,000 Sun. 1-5
209 Via Cordova. Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $550.000 Sun. 1-5
214 Via Grazlana, Lido Isle, NB.
673-7300 $359,000 Sun 1-5
* • 1666 Iowa, Mesa Verde, CM
549-3448 $149,900 Sun 1-5
202 Seward, Corona del Mar
644-9060 $395,000 Sun 1-5
* * 1960 Por1 Cardigan (HV Homes) N.B.
640-6259 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1'411 Kings Ad, Cllffhaven, Newpon Beach
642-5200 s.495,000 Sunday 1-5
24 Hlllgrasa (Trtlrk) Irvine
644-6200 $245.000 Sun 1-5 * 2001 Galatea Terr (Irv Terr) CdM
644-6200 $895,000 Sun 1-5
13 Sunroae (Tr11rk) Irvine
760-8333 $289,000 Sun 1-5
'4627 Cor11and, Corona del Mar
6'45-0303 $285.000 Sun. 1-4
684 w. Wiison. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $115,000 Sun. 1·4
This
Weekend ·!
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,how1nq OP«'" hou\t\ for ,,olf' or '""' ort: \lrqrd to thf \Uc.h 1nformot1on '" thl\ col~mn t'och ~o .. irdoy
ond Sunday
t869 Elba. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1230 Londonderry. North Costa Mesa
549-2644 $ 124. 900 Sun 1-5
• 1135 Skysail Jasmine Creek CdM
759-1501 $428,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
#33 Rainbow Falls Turtle Rock Irv
759-1501 Sun 1-5
3039 Clubhouse Cir, Mesa Verde, CM
549-1366 S 164,950qs Sunday 1 on
4 BEDROOM
19 Touton. Harbor Ridge, Newport Beach
760-0563 Sat/Sun 1-5
**700 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle, NB
642-5200 $1,495,000 Sunday 1-5
* * 4 15 Bayside Dr. Newport Bch
644-7020 $685.000 Sun 1-4
2 Rolling Brook (Trtlrk Gin) Irv
644-7020 $359,000
2209 Anaheim Ave. Costa Mesa
Sun 1-5
963-8377 $114,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
128 Via lthica, Lido Isle
631-1400 $489,000 Sunday 1-5
2007 Baja. Blutts, N.B.
851-9135 $159,000 Sunday 1-5
1821 Kings Rd, Ocean & Bay View, Nwpt Bch
646· 7171 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 BA plus FAM AM or DEN
1820 Nwpt Hiiis Dr. E.(Hrbr Vu Homes)NB
644-9060 $390.000 Sun 1-5
* ;r2658 Bayshore Dr (Byshrs) Npt Ben
759-9100 $1,750,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•592 t M1dlron Circle, Hunt1ngron Beach
846-8639 $185,000 Sunday only
• *407 Mendoza Terrace. Cd,.,,
640-0357 $1 .250,000 Sa~/Sun 12-6
1125 Essa)( Lane, We.stclitt, NB
631-7300 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•• 2 Rue Grand Ducal. Big Canyon. NB
673-4400 $749,000ttttttt Sat/Sunday 1-5
• 1050 Santiago Drive. Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1906 Santiago Drive, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $395,000 Sun 1-5
• 426 16th Place. Costa Mesa
642-3494 $235,000 Saturday/Sun 1-5
* • 1310 Gala)(y Drive, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $965,000 Sun 1-5
2108 Arbutus (Eastblutfs) NB
644-9060 $394,500 Sun 1-5
53 Cambria, Spyglass Hill, NB
631-7300 $625.000 Sun 1-5
* •3625 Ocean 81, CdM
759-9100 $3,500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
13 Bennington (N.wood) lrvme
675-55 11 $228.000 Sun 1-5
1306 Sandcastle, Newport Beach
675-6000 $439,000 Sunday 1·5
1070 Pescador Drive, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $590,000 Fee Sun 1-5
* • 6 Narbonne, Harbor Ridge, COM
640-4868 $1.5 Mllhon Sat /Sun
* 14 Burning Tree Ad .. Big Canyo.1
640-4868 $599.500 Sunday 1-5
1845 Port Ashley (Hrbr Vu Hms) NB
760-8333 $310.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
'* 12 Geneva (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
644-6200 $2,450,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
• 15 San Sebastian (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
644-6200 $1.495.000 Sat/Sun l-6
* 1 Trafalgar (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
644-6200 $1 ,395.000 Sat/Sun 1-6
Home
• 11 Hillsborough (Hrbr Vu His) Npt Bch
644-6200 $950,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·6
2018 Port Charles {Hrbr Vu Hms) Npt Bch
644-6200 $269,000 Sun 1-5
* *225 North Star Ln (Dvr Shrs) Npt Bch
644-6200 $995,000 Sun 1-5 * •601 Bayside Drive, Bayside, N.B
631-1400 $1 ,300,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1600 E. Balboa Blvd, Penln. Tt
631 -1400 $589.900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2233 Port Carlisle, N.B.
644-9060 $239,500 Sun 1-5
**426 Harbor Island Drive, NB.
673-7300 $950.000 Sun l-4 * 101 Via Florence. Ltdo Isle, N B
673-7300 $530,000 Sun. 1-5
** 1304 S. Baylront, Balboa
644-6200 $1.200.000 Sun 1·5 * 1849 Tanager, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $220,000 Sunday 1·4
8968 Swallow. Fountain Valley
963-6767 $151,500 Sunday 12-4
1222 Sussex Ln, Westclttf. Newpon Beach
642-5200 $219,000 Sunday 1-5 * 1633 Santiago Dr . Baycrest, 1-lwpl Bch
642-5200 $399,000 5unday 1-5
2718 San Juan Ln (M. del Mar) C.M.
631-7370 $144,500 Sun 1-5
2751 San Carlos (Mesa del Mar) C M
631-7370 $148,500 Sun 1-5
1981 Kornat Drive. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $215,000 Sun 1-4
2024 Kornat Drive. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $299,SQO . Sun 1-4 • * 1914 Surva Circle. C.M
645-0303 $439.000 Sun 1-4
1854 Port Carlow, Harbor View, N.B
759-0619 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS unday 1-5
1854 Port Carlow, Harbor View, N.B
759·0619 Sunday 1-5
1845 Santiago, Baycresl. Newport Beach
642-5200 $350,000 Sunday 1-5
2774 Mallard, Mesa Verde. Costa Mesa
979-2390 $244,000 Sunday 1-5
1441 Gala)(y Dr. Dover Shores, N.B
548-5648 $389.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 BEDROOM * 708 St James Pl, Clitlhaven, Nwpt Bch
979-8280 $385,000 Sunday 1-4
* * 1020 W. Oceanfront, Npt Bch
675-5511 $1,150,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
222 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle, Nwpt Bch
675-6000 $2,300.000 Sunday 1-5
**219 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle
760-1900 $1 ,790,000 Sunday 1-5
3137 Sharon Ln. Costa Mesa
559-9400 $134,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 BA plua FAM AM or DEN
* • 1014 Mariners Dr Dover Shores. N.B.
751-5989 $935,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1722 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
644-9060 $599.000 Sun 1-5
* • 1014 Mariners Dr. Dover Shores. N B
751 -5999 $935.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* .::51 Goltta Point Dr Spyglass Htll COM
759-1501 Sunday 1-5
• 1727 Port Barmouth HV Hms NB
759-1501 Sunday 1-5
* • 16 Geneva, Harbor Ridge
760-1900 $2,495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* * 831 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle. N.B.
673-7300 $1 ,695.000 Sun 1-5
*1918 Port Cardiff (Hrbr"'vu Hms) Npt Bch
644-6200 $379,000 Sat 1-4. Sun 1:30-5
260 t l&land View (Hrbr Vu Hllls)CdM
644-9060 $410,000 Sun 1-5
8 BR plua FAM AM or DEN * * 710 South Bayfront, Balboa Island
640·5078 S 1,900,000 Sunday 1-5
* * * 107 Milford (Cameo Shra) CdM
644-6200 $1 ,975.000
Sat 1:30-5. Sun 1-4 * 110 Vta Trieste, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $785,000 Sun. 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 BA plua FAM AM or DEN
7 Segura, Irvine
644-7020 $140,000
2 BEDROOM
Sun 1-5
510-12 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
631-7300 From $251,900 6at-Mon 12-5 * 8~ Sea Island Dr, Big Canyon. N.B.
673-4400 $230,000 Sat/Sundday 1-5
16 Westclllf Villa, Westclitt, NB
631-7300 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • * 744 Wesleyan Bay. SC Metro, C.M.
645-0303 $129,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • * 755 Grayling Bay, SC Metro, C.M.
645-0303 $132.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
••797 Grayling Bay. SC Metro, C.M.
645-0303 $138,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••3031 Croyden Bay, SC Metro.CM.
645-0303 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
:.: 2 Stoneplne. lrvme
546-2313 $116,000 Sunday 1-4
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN * 78 Sea Island Dr. Big Canyon, N.B.
673-4400 $$339,500 Sat/Sunday 1-5
8 Kamalii Court, Newport Crest
631 -1400 S 170,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
510-'h 5121/2 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
631-7300 From $269,900 Sat-Mon 12-5
614 Brookview. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $143,900 Sunday 1-4
• 3 BA plua FAM AM or DEN
* * •320 Otero (Bluffs) Npt Bch
759-9100 $279,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 Canyon Lane. Canyon Crest, NB
631-7300 $255.000 Sun 1-5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
3 BEDROOM * 104 Aspen, Laurel Point, CM.
644-2562 $132,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
403-405-407-409 Poppy, CdM
833-0242 644-1156 Frt/~a1/Sun 12-5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
2 BA plua 1 BR
3381340 Rochester (E.s1de) C M
759-9100 $160.000 Sun 1-5
2 BA plua 2 BA
3 17 Larkspur. Corona del Mar
675-4822 $425.000 Sat/Sunday 1-5
3 BR plua 1 BA
* * 22 Beacon Bi!Y, Newport Beach
673-1036 $650.000 Sunday 1-5
3 BA plua 3 Br
513 Narcissus, Corona del Mar
673-4400 $395,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5
4 BR plua 2 BR
208 Carnation. Corona del Mar
760-8333 $895,000 Sun 1-5
4 BA + 3 BA
1101110'ii Collins Ave, Balboa Island
631-1400 $537,000 Sunday 1-5
TRIPLEXES FOR SALE
4 BR + 2 BA • 2 BR
436 Carnation Corona del Mar
759-1501 Sunday 12:30-5
2 BA + 2 BR + 2 BR
33865 Marlana, Dana Pt
493-8812 $299,000
2BA + 1BA • 1BA
202 Apolena, Balboa Island
Sun 1-5
673-6900 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
RENTALS
2658 Vista Del Oro. Stutts. Newport Beach
720-1566 $1200/mo Sunday 1-5
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2 •• P9nn. S700/yrty 2 to a Bdrm•. if28•1 1306. ......... Jlt7 I Br r Ba roomy. new f rpl pool PIVI patio -~armmt• wanted to''" :; ffom NOY. 1 Pr111tlge 10<: •tripped male eat vie Bch s .. 1.11or~, wt<roO• only,
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..... mo. 548-8a.7 arborl Newport $475 Wallace WOOda Apll LU UVING ------pro~llonala 645-6484 Lott Cock 11.. hk MMUIULn It CharmlnntBrbeachapt, 851-9523 l u.11udous 2 er 2 e 1 un INNEWPORTBEACH Flnon1mkr,mtdtOlate ---vary ta~a.·':::wc.ar~ AUlO DETAILING ,_,,,,,fMIY Y yrly ~ental $426/mo turn. 11euz:zt. epaclooa Singlet I & 2 Bdrm Apatt· 20'• •ht 3br 3b• houN •...t• Y.U.J L.ff, Pretly Bird 645·2476 SUMI• deta1t1ug need• 11•/llM 111 6 51•1177 Cout Prop. 673-5410 18t unlurn, S•C75 mo I $626/mo. Call 642-6786 men IS 4 TownhoUHI Corona del Mat S300 mo. Profeellonat olc. comPleA IMP clean Cul lndlYldual dep. Newl)' decorated, -from se~. (AINI abou' 873-3729 or 873-7479 Corner olc. 1600 1q 11. LOST. Gray cat, no for car washing ano •u'o
COZV 1 BR $450 ''ova & raftlg, otl etreet Dau Ptiat 27U destgner furnlll\e<I unite). FiO inr plMai"nt &quiet groat IM orel Cati tor de-•tripes, "St9fUng" vie Bal de t 111111 g r 111 m • · C... Ml llar 1UJ 11t 4 lut t dep. Rais. parking Quiet nelgn. MIU y-On Jamboree Rd at C.M apt, unlurn. bdrm. lalla C/21 Suri 636-7542 lale R-ard 675-1915, 631-6900 rn so Of RWY. No 673-6489 wltnd ()( ·-bomood. NO pets. To ... 0 ly 10 .. , I San Joaquin Hiiia Ad 1200/mo t ullla. Call Sat ....... , ..... 675 1919, 844·8440 9eby11tte1. 3.4 day• pet
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CHAAMING 28r 2Ba gar· Condo tor 1 ..... Deerfield. VA911 21ir1\~ Ba new paJnt & Point'• moat MCluded frplc, gar. No pet1. Avail aem1.ret ladlee Furn. street parking. ga11ge tipped eat11tall, lawn type 642·9366
119, grdnr i950 ' mo 3 Br 2ba. A/C, dbl gar. ALL UTILS PAID carpet, patio. garage No acenlc bluff, llke newt 2 Nov $776, yrly. 646-1682 quiet, epaoloos nr ahopa avail. 845-4800 Vicky ~~~.~u Hnttl 644 6579 111111111 -
M4-2f11, .:..0-7085 · refrlg, wuner/dryar, Compare before you rent. peta. $550/Mo. 548-1377 Br. with den, ictra large 38r $S50 0 2'Br 5726 1250-$300 ea. M5-3323 dya.
WATEAFRONT 4Br 4t>a oppp • :1~.al ao, ~l~•c~·~·~~ ~~~: .... ~~~rJ"o~~:!!·, 2erlae Apt eocisd gar· cpra'~'1'e Joa~~Fr"1.2s91~150 mo Step;' to the bcn. 644-4583 or 964-8029 NEWfJORT CENTER Full LOST Mr e C, young blk If you a1e lntar .. tec:t In a • .... , """" ""' -..-age cirpta drape• I 1 8"• 280 E s male cat w/Lagune Tag career opponunlty and W/lllp. ,.y_ now $2800 559-9278, 857-9629 eurrounded wltn plu•h ' · 6 4 3 -O 2 1 2 Wk n d s rp c, view ,..,. 1 M/F 25·35 n/SMkr Elatde Mnl 8 xecutlve ultes H e n r o 8 18 w 9 r 8 can m&el our requlr•
mo to mo. 955-2473 land!IClaplng. No pets. $550/mo 24 t-9806 881·644 t $795/mo. 3 Br 2 Ba: 4 br, pool, frpk:aJ. '.+ ac1e $575--1625. 6-40-5470 960-2226, 839-7019 n1e11t1, consider the IOI·
Harbot VI-Hiiis Im· La1aa1 ltack 1141 Bach. Furn. $510 2 Br, 2 Ba. new crpts. 11 -, 2732 uppet unit, garage. w/d Pete OK. $225-,300 mo . OC AIRPORT AREA .-towing position
macui.te 4 bd. tiatetul 3 Br 2 L . frpiC, nu paint 1 2 Bdrm. Furn. $670 drapes & paJnt. nice quiet ere hk-up, 3 blo<:ka to beach, 1 utlls. ll50· l465 Tr~c;~ New corner oltlce DldQ Lo1t Parrot Lest aeen
deCC)(, tile entry, lkyllte, cpt, $1100. Opn 2-4 365 w Wiison. 642-197 I Eaatstde loc. $550/mo. Serrano wooa. 2 Br. \IX 1111 bit-Ins M/F, 2 Br. 1 ba. nr SC (90"/o leued) Wiii build 10 Newport Dunes ores. RE-
frplo, trellls to patio, Sat/Sun 3 1g8 Alta Eaatslde eackyerd Open Sal/Sun 9-4. See Ba Condo. dahwshr. 208Lugonla Plua Pool.tennla.25-35 suit. Up to tOOO sq ft WARD 973-o3zs ~bedl lawn. Im-L.agunLTopoftheWorld Bachelor Apt. W/D, utU Manag9f t47E. t8thSt patio. slngle garage. I TILlillt 142·1IOI yrs $250/mo.960·2077 S.90NNN Cor(lerRedhlll laet R-ard Snlh·Tru
m9dlate poHHlon thru La Ii l ZZSZ Incl 1275 mo. fl.46-3177 Cua det Mar Apts. child. no pets. $700 plus ----4 BrlatOI. 751-5989 arnl brn/wht M, 9 mos Olymplce. No pete, Alfa 11&1 Ill $500 sec dep 863-0755 ACro.s from beach. 2 Br. M/F 50+ to shr 2 br. 2 be -c M area 548-7921
required, $1650/mo, Incl 4Br, 2'%Ba, family rm, gate IEWNIT YIWIE 2ar apt, 2195 Miner 11 • Agent, no lee. pool, encl garage. Yearly C.M. apt. Move In 1 \/I. Otflce spaces for lee5e:
oaitd. 720--0100 guarded lhores aree. pvt 7 min from beech, gas & New cpta, drps, paint e.-.,-. ·--cL 27 .. 0 $565. Go direct to 210 241·8246 att. 5 wlcdys 14 7 rt, $595/mo ISi P•nn afa 3011
accesl to beach $1200 _,.,.paid. Junior 1 Br "'·hwhr, stove & relr"" -• ,. Cedar, Apt 1, 640-5078 M/F rmmte altr deluA hm. montn rerot flee utlls pd Austrian M wants to m-t Hr,.... 28' 2ba. 2 car gar. • ~ 'V ._. A/C, grqund fir 1055 El ~ $8 mo. Call Bev. Coldwell $-475 Pool, spa, tennis. No peta S650 mo. + sec 2 Br Corner of nuntlngton Bachelor apt, walk 19 nr bett, CM/NB Una. $250 Camino or. Costa Mesa other German spea~lng ~ ~pm:5°/mo, Benker 499· 1320 or volleyball courts. saunas, dep. To see call 645-9604 & Baltimore $675/mo beach. relrlg. Incl. 1395 • last 646-9 146 3 Blks E 01 Felrvlew & people 650-2l86
495-6915 rec. rm. Sorry no pets. Ocean vu, volleyball. gar-mo , dep. 548-2682 M/F to shr 2 81 1 Be Adams. -
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3 Br 2Ba, lrg M1tr suite. tails. 714/499-1625. dogs $530 631-6812 blocks from beach. gar-ocean vu gar. $790/mo 497-2967 alt 7PM Mike Ne address t800 sq ft
pa tio, garag••·capeCove.2br,2 be.on YOUIOWI 2BR lndlvldual untl, Ilka 1tge,pallo S600 mo .. no 213/.420-8660 M/Ftoshr4br,2b8hOUS8 Make olfer 752-0855 7l9 NO HAABORBIVO
i tove/ralrlg, no pet• the tennis coons, walk to COUllTRJ own "ome. encl gar ., d/w, pets 645•1682 NEWPOR-T HEIGHTS on the beeclt In N.B. S300 --ruLLERlON $1250/Mo tu Agt $ " ------Prime Nwpt Center olc 170-1112 ' • belch. 900 mo-to-mo. frplc, patio, no pets. Spacious qulel 2 Br $51 S, Brand new 2 master suit· mo + utlls 673· 7338 i 1144-8567. No Fee. Avail. Imm 499-3400 bkr ESTATE 2 Br Twnhse $585. Walk space. ts flt. 1253 sq fl l IAY a WEEK $600. mo. 381 E 18th St 10 beacn 960.8656 es. each wltn lull bath & M/F to shr beach cottage 6 oltlces • re<:ept area or ~la.... W4 Lu.11ury n-Vllla Home, on Mgr apt 3 642-1882 mirrored wardrobes, wtvlew. Laguna Bch $275 7 t3 sq h , 3 otllces • re AnRACTIVE
Fairway w/ocean view, Beautllul & park like 2 ik 5650/mo Twnnse. u~2 Br t Be. new oeramlc Ille kitchen, Orick mo + utlls 497-6839 cept, or 5<40 sq It 2 of-MASSUSSES
2 Br 2 Ba condo. micro 3Br. fim rm. formal din, with terraced pool paint. dra"es, near new lrplc, large sundeck, fices , recept Call TO SERVE YOU trple utl«/d •Private Patios lrplc, wl d, ettachect gar. " I d h $800 New Tri level In Leg Bch, wave, 2 . w ryer gourmet kltcnen. &JI · •Covered Patios age, pool. spa, very qulel crprs, l rg Dalcony aun ry k up No panoramic ,,, ..... , to snr 640-~430 -ESCDRTS/IDIELS hit-up, ear garage qulalte decor. design 631 4984 $575/mo 962 2758 pets. 759-9194 .,_ w/Of'«*, pool & spa, pool & Jae w/watertall, •Sp80lousApts • · · w/p101 woman $550 mo •$340/up. c rptsldrps. Outcall ONLY 835•9199 waterfalls/ S795/mo. ltallan 1119 yd. s2900 mo. •Dining Area 2 8r w/gar crpts. water Walk to beach Avail Nov. Clean 2 Br, lrg kltch .. NP' ut ll Incl. Deborah ale, rstrm5, 17301 Beach
$795/mo. 545-3115 unlurn, 13250 furn. June •Walk-In-closets peld . 636-4 l20 l -5PM 1. 1 Br, stove. relrlge Hgls. S500 2421 E. 16th 979-1650 or 497-4595 Blvd. H B. 842-2834 EXOTIC DANCERS MIF
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I 1 It L zz.r9 Frwys Walk to beaen, studio, Clltl Haven 2 br. 1 ba, shr 2br 2ba over pool, Beautiful large olllc.e avall· nrrr IC• • U lllTAIT Ill stove. relrlge, erpts. patio. garage. etc Ideal 11tras. beaut loc $385. able. $2/sq 11 642-4644 EJITIC IAIOEll 2 bd condo. tf. ba. pool. TILITIES FREE 2 Br, 1'1t Be.Townhouse. drapes. $400 utlls lncld for retired couple, NO $150 dep. 548-0108 Mon-Fri. 9-5 Bechelor/Bachelorette
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3 Br hM on private st, or Liz at 64f>.7 l7l or llsJ:nd~~na!i!'.8::~~· ~::~\3=2~l~:~a ~~!~ No pets $495 /mo fuan lronlstudto,every· Prof male will sl'lr Irvine Commerlclal/Retall -1700 2!3/986-925')
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crpl, drapea.' $670/mo: 3br/2'1tba condo In Nwpt 85 l·9523 llLF OllllE OUM • 213154 1-0456 collect. 35 1 • Gar, w/d, no kids 1 t50 sq 11 rear. $800/mo 25 Ledies to shore your
53&-<4837 ~~~~P3~~~~5 ~-~':o or l~rt ltacta 26 Upper end unit, 3BR, lrg •••Ht ltacll 2711 pet $375 mo. 786-3821 Barrett Realty 642-5200 Fantasies! 828 7162
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Bair. 642-3850 decor, lncd, bllns.Jdnr 261·9468 or 850-0881 pets $465 673-0884 car w/opener, solt water paint, n-carpet. 16466 view, $500. 6-44-5347 $1 100/mo 73 1· 1616 travel, cytcllng, tennis
5 Br. 2v1 Ba M ... del Mar. Inc. s950. 213-663· 74 OCEANFRONT •wntr class LIGHT & AIRY 3iir, 2 ba & trash paid No PelS, 24th St (213) 592-2725 P-V1furn.2nd fir· LR. br, ba Oftlce/Shop/Store space dancing, salllug cluhllie
pool a terYice ~ IAYFIHT lllE A 8Jlec, quiet, turn, clean upper, bit Ins, pools, sec 1875 mo (7 14) 770-1950 -;; -----Pool. sauna. Jae. $350 Nr 300 C IF you are under 38 "v-•1 11/3. s· g~SO/mo.· S1000·S 1100. 675-4688 guard. Nr SC Plaza $675 -~ ,.eR 1595 ' '250 sec. 405 In C.M. Al 540-41 t9 .. sqCft2or5m8or782' reas hungry or smoke. do toot ,. • f r FOR LEASE• mo 645-3866 La~ue li1Hl 2752 I Steps to sands, new mesa • 4 • 49 contact Send letters lo Sierra Mgmt. 641· 1324 6Br. 6Br, 5000 sq It OCEAN VIEW _ carpet, garage. 16466 Resp female to shr 2Br, lal aitrili Ad ,1163. Dally Pilot. p o
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OCC & CMHS. $875 mo. Big Canyon townhome. 3 Wlml IEIT .. I Flrepl~. elegant trench bell $950/mo 551·0585 mo. Call Dave 675-6497 1200-1440 sq It w frvlne I i ~
Operl HM Sun 9:30-3 Br 2'h 81, s 1500/mo. 26 -windows. ale. In home llLF COlllE HIN rm in prlvete home. Use Resp f9iO shr turn COM area. tnclds olllces, from •• •HHI 2*7 Hanov« Of, Canyon Island. 640-5274 Steps from beach, gar-security. 2 Br. 2 Ba fully J d II 3BR I of Kitchen, ullla lnol. 1300 Twnhse. $425 I utll. Nr $504/mo 85 t-8928 fer Salt 4012
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Exec. 1Br .._ den new Gorgeous decorated 38R 1Br. 'It bile to bay, '>l blk to 301 Avocado 642-9850 0-CEAN VIEW HB. nr Adams & Newland. garage w1t11 garage I.JOO• la•tl l•I Cl
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$1795t MC. dep. $'795. Nice 2 Br 2 Ba No pets sundeck, yrly s745 mo $285/mo 548-3137 Rmm\e wanted: moblle Savory· Induct ll0-1100 411 2 br. 2'A be twnhN. Cleaning dep. $450. Avail Lge 1 br 112 blk to beach $495/mo Avail approx 552-0853 or 675-2536 G
yerd, trple. E/slde. "25· lmmedlately. 2031 Yacnt W/D No pets. $625 mo, Nov Slh 780· 1418 or Quiet 2 Br 1 be. patio. gar. Room Avail Nov 1 SC home on Beck Bay, M oir:~: :,1~,~~
teo-eoc)l. 2""2 Elden. Defender. 646-2215 yrly. Craig 870-6500 642-7528 eves or wknds pool, no pets t601-C Plue area, pool. oll ~'.·w'a2!~d~~,,;I. $lOO DISCOVERIES
Newdeluxe Condo.3bd.3 OpenhooNSun. 11·5. X204wlcdya;675·9780 -15,n St Nwpt Hgts street perking No 675-5345/966-2401 Myt>rotherwas dlsmayed ... .._,_ 1 l Olive Tree Apts mo k S 2 8 O / o .,., .-..uny, pat o, rge Cereal ••I •ar 2722 2 Br 1 •;,Ba Twnhse, crpts. $600/mo 645-7355 ;30-35;9r s m Roommmate needed 2 Br at the tnablllty of his new
trplc: etc. agt 573-5354 28r 1Ba 1675 Xvt Nov 1. drapes, dshwsnr. up-V -E R S A I L-l E S completely turn beach bride 10 get organized
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WPORT HOTS 3Br. H~~r F~~at grn 2 Re,::: s 8 e s a 1 / s u n dated kitchen. Sler11ng et PENTHOUSE 2 Br. 2 ba Room for rent, Private collage In Newport 'It blk .. It's more tun being 2~Ba, lam rM, lrplc, lrple commty pool NEW 2 00-4.00PM only lrplc S6051mo 7141546-7367 oceanvlew, turnkey llv· ~;~ ~4u6~~~~~on Beach to water Avail lmmed dls~;.~~~~::~':~?n~lm
bltns S&eO mo. 548-0397 CAR.PETS Av all Nov front apt 433 Iris Ing Sec. comm pool. spa 1325/mo Days 673-3873 e.11cltlng DISCOVERIES ..
......... 1st. 11250/mo -H TIE ILIFF etc SS90/mo Bonnie Roomt pvt ba Lovely nm. Room• pv1 bath In 4Br BY OWNER 673-3251 2 Br 2 Ba Dpli1; bay view, Berrlnoton agt. 675-6000 Westcllft area $325/rno nse, oH.B 1250 mo -• 41111... new.paint, crpt, drepes Oulet 2BR 2BA close to or 644-0452 I II 6 2 73 2 2'Ai 2 LWI WllTll Avall now. $1100/mo bch, OIW, din rm, lrpl, Inc · ut · 4 • 4 963-3696 TAllGLETOWllS ,,.~th, ear ~':rn· lease. Scott 720-1105 patio. encl ger • $625 mo. Viii88elboa Spe<l1ecular Rooms $3501 • kitchen, Shat• luvury hm. v-u. -Prlv Get solutions to 811 50 """"'loc. Never 1 ea n. Exec. teelca 1 'ff leaH In 2163 Peclllc, C.M Call ocean & suntet view I laundry. pool, utllllles 9 -S1250/mo. 831-7054 Newport Bch or CdM Bech:So ol nwy Wet bar, mgr Jett 548-4530 bdrm • txlrm/den 4 1'' Quiet adults only Reier-Ba. 2 lrplc:a. $285, utlts. puzzles from previous New 1 ... Stw 1 4 Br 2 8 S 1400-12500/mo max no kit. Quiet l)efson only 1 b 5875 645 2315 tat. lat, dep 966-84 79 contest wmne< Send $5
DI ' R••· a FP rgRm .~ Must be In Nov. 'st or $350 Incl ulll 673-3415 a • en c 8 s re q u 1 r 8 d • SASE to PWP-2, 3857 nm am ,qu,.., aooner. 760-8702 PALMMESAAPlS 8'7-1320 Shr Npt Bch duplex I BlrehSt.STA434 New·
cul-de-sac. lrg yd Pat lc:k Bach uni,, no kitchen 1661 Me18 OR blk/beh $300. Wnt resp. port Beach. Ce 92660
w/grclnr, pool Pflvl. non r Avall Nov 13. For t per· Junior 1 Br Furn. $440 SUUllK llTIL considerate, 2_5·40 yr,
amoker. children ok. Lg 2Br, 2'Ai8a, oc:n view. 2 son. $300. 675-4863 Call btwn 9•4154s-9880 Wklyrentalanowavall. non-smkr. 645-8191 Lttt I eaai -1004
tt50/mo. ~2336 car garage $850 mo. --115 50/wk. & up Color s bl 1 F Found· 191h/P111centla. -...... "'-'lg .. 11 2+ .. u,,... 557-&689 •11 6PM Spacious. newly decor-PENTRIOGE COVE 2 Br 2 IV Pnones In room 2274 ta e, ne111, un, reap M/ -.....--..., " " .-ated, 2 Br w/vl-. trg 9 8 . co N o o n 11 r Newpon Blvd. CM anr 3br twnhM, 2 car gar Lrge M puppy, Br/Wht
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REALTY
rronchlse Sites Avallabhl
IE LARE
ICE CREll
ITALIAllO
Corporate Olflco
619-942·0192
UTillW.IWI
IPHTIMIMll
lllTllHTOll
Now you can be part ol e
mulll bllllon dollar sport-
ing goods business lor
less than $5,000 t>onua room large mod· l ido Isle 2 •try, 3 Br, 2 be, brick petlo. 2 cer gar, Baker/Brlatol. tnclda 646.7445 $260 mo t111111t, Nov I chec:.k9fed coat, long tall, em kttcl'l brktet nook eua-formal din rm, S 1660/mo w/d. $850. 640-7762 wasner /dryer. relrlge. _ __ ___ Joan 556-7640 546-6971 Our company over 86
tom decor all ut111 pd 6-44-4695 or 646-7922 micro-wave, eiec gar XLNT nr Hoag. Pvt entr & S b h ., F 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili-----•I years old, wlln 1mpecable ONLY $400+$50 MGUrlty Cetta flltH 2724 Be N-smokl no kite 1300 taps 10 eac m l resp, • credentials, nas the e~-.... 537•5027 NEWPORT HTS. 2Br, tBa door opnr , l rplc, 646.1035 645-9095 non-smkr 3br 2ba, avail
cottage. angl ger, lg lncd * 2 Br 1 Ba. pvt patio. e dSl'lwsnr, patio, gas & • ~-Nov 15 1395 548·35t4 FOUND 'OS p erlence and buying
Sommereet City Hm yd, le50 mo. 645-3151 gar, O/W, lndry rm. $500 water paid No pet1 nJRNISH[O 01 Betel•~. tftll 2to4 WANTED: thtre/flnd n clout to make you a reall·
Baker/Bear. BNut. 3Br N lid ... & be h -2 548-908• 540-5446 please, 1850 Agt, no fee IJNI llHNISH[O LA UN•y BEACH ""'-·n 213 Bdrm with 'RE FREE ty In tnls business 2'h ba. 2 Yf8 old. $900, r 0 ... ope ac • ---' 863-0755. r T " .,.._ " Purchase price l rom
642.tee3 Br, lam rm, nice patio. * * * --All U Ill l[S MOTOR INN MIF I am w/M 36, non S•.995 For more lnlor-
dbl g1r wl workroom & PHL I YIEW Sharp 2 Br upstairs apt, PAii! ltf Al TH Wkly rates 1105 & up. 1moke; work daya, nlgtits Call.· 1nat1on on how you c;en a,.. W2 lndry 1950/mo. elao 0 I enclsd gerage.$495. Cell ClliR<, llNNI<. Dally/Wkly/Monthy & wknds, 650-0457 mso get Into the sporting
a vell rurnlahed verlooklngpoo lBrtba 549·1976et15PM. LWIMMIN' plu' Kitch'• av1ll Color TV. 1 .. 2•1111 g oods bus1neu c:all HOME FOR RENT condo. S 5 2 5 I mo ---------~ v ,. t El TQfo 4 Bdrm. se25. 213-339-93&3 9-5 wkdya 5SS-0050 Small t Br. Apt, enelsd tOUlh rtlllh" 'for"' heated pool & steps to OLL FREE anytime
Fenced yard a garage. 1-T •Tl AIU pauo $400/mo No pets no pel\ MnJl'I, oc;ean. 985 N Coast Hwy. WE LOOI FOR
Kida & pet• welcome. Near"'n"a: twnhae· 3 Br 3 • * • Pepperwood Apt 3 10 C rir~n diuly 'I lo Ir Leguna Beach. 494~5294
113-0755 Agent, no IN. 81 frplc FA DR 2 car PHL I VIEW Monte Vlata. 548-9074 Motel rms for rent by wk. JOUU
r ·-·-ga;, yrd. 'patio s12oomo Ovet'looklng pool IBr 1ba Specious 3Br281 Prl· Oakwood 195-up w/kllc.henette ... _ ev•494-7429 condo $526/mo. vateyard dswh.,.!lhr w/d 111111.675-8740 f~ W4 558-0050 · · Garden Apar1menls ---OCEAN VIEW CONDO --nk-up. s795631"2916 VacatiH c;;;n9d m. 56f, 4ba, rg 2Br, 2'hBa. 2 car garage 3 Br 2 Ba Owners unit new Super 1er: encl g ar, no Newpor1 B each So. lt1tal1 2907
t>onua, pool, lac:. nr bch. $850 mo 845-2682 crpt dra,r~ bit-Ins lrplc pets relrlg alee range 17110 I hlh Sir eel Palm Spring•. Beaut Apt ~2s""S:,~·=-(~~~Water front 3Br 2 Ba ~~~~~~· seso"r~~2~:r. l 4 lO ~o. e.42-5~ fal 011~e1} Hotel. 3 nltes lore price
BrOOk). $1350. "4-5400 red.c;. $1200 21 Balboa 548-5808 VILLA ODRllVl 642 5'1J o r 2 Sat guarn
luL .... k 040 Co"" 673-1464 lllT&ITlll Spacious E-slde Apta Newpor1 Buc.h NQ, 619-327-4000
lt11e/IH••1tt1
l•ll•lte4
11 1 In Orange Co.
Es,abllshed 12 yearsl
Pnotos teken/Rers chkd
6 mo Guarnted Service
1"Credlts• Eye Witness
News. Time Magazine.
KNX Radio.
Newport Ole 832-4 134
1·1DO·Hl·llll
FOUND: Cockatle~Jc W ext R-68
t9th & Pomona, C.M. Aak tor Mr Franlclln
642-393 t , 842-994 t r ·Shirt Prlnrlng equip·
Found F Norw Elk ~lound, ment like new with sup·
appro11 a· mot, Harbor piles Training avell
View Homes. 644-0909 12950 t-305 485 7032
Found:LOnghAlred Calleo Mtrtg11el,
Cat W91cll arae. N.B T r..1 .. O"• 646-6434 • • .. -.. w ... 1•00-w .... H""A .. s""s'"s .. s .. ,·o·r '"'t•o-·s.
GREAT
WESTERN
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Equal Opp1y Fmplyr M/F
tUlnHPPU SALESPERSON Eap'lr
helpful. benet111 paid nol·
1days $200 wll Regal
Beauty Supply 263 E.
t 71h, Costa Mesa
11111•1 Olen
ru11 lime ~on rhru Fri
groW1ng cu hes 2 pos-
itions evall In central bill·
Ing otflce We wlll train
person with moderate
typing skins & ablllty to
wo1k with numbers XJnt
benefits lricludlng medl·
eel & dental Ins Apply In
pe1son Newport VIiie
West 393 Hospltal Rd
l'lewport BeCIGh
IHHHPEI
I-IT. smell otllce 5~ 7 -6973
aftet 9 am Jan
Bookkeeper. lull cnerge.
for design and mnfg Orm.
Manual AIP, A/R t. Gen
ledge1, computer PIA
Salary wlll be oom-
mersate wtth 8JIP9' Call
tor Interview. 540-2860
OU llEITAI. AIEIT No fl)(perlenee necessary
Weekends. some even-
ings Apply belw-1 3 & 5
at Alamo Rent-a-Car In
Shereton Lobby. 4545
MacAr1hur Blvd. N B
OAlllHI
Orange Coast College
needs reglSlt all on
cashl8fs. on call, hourly
PoSltlons, $5 25 hr Call
432 5774 Split level 4BR, 2'.ltBA. In $525/mo 2 Br. 1 98 pool, Encl gar. patio, dshwsr & IH Valley Ollrllf1ln I + -1111 Eutblutt, dbl gar . nr laundry room. close to love Most utns lree. No f!tt() Irvin{' Av1•nu1· 3 br. 4 ba house. Sips 8
Fully equipped kltch brlefat comm pool $1250 mo. Mr shopping 149 E. Bey St. pets 2 Br 'Person $540 (tll I hlhl aomlortably on tree bus
bet. cuetom oec:or. large Harri• 860·1895 wkdy TIL li•t. 142-1101 2 Br 2 Persons $565 645-1104 rte. v. ml from lifts. Avail ~ yard. oreet area. SPYGLASS Rd 58 2323 Elden Ave .C M • Dec 17-Jan 1 1 wk min
'It olf to all
who are relocating
Tustin Ole 832-4134
Found male black/Ian s 10.oooup No credll
Airedale. male castrated check. no penalty Also
flame point snort hair lend on & buy TD's Community Service Rep,
SI am es e . ma I e StO,OOOup to .Jumbos lull time. should have
bleclll brown D<lbie Shep Oenlaon Assoc 673-731 t prior axper In oroenlza-
EZ mow In + $50 MCUI· I ge r, YU, S875. 2 story. 2Br Elegant 548-7854 PO Box 39, Ketcnum, 10
tty .... 537-5027 ~~110·r ~~0~39mo twnhme Good loc;etlon 83340 1208)726-3882
mlK, male white Terrier ----tlonal wort.. sales and 01
mixed puppy, male Htlf Waat.. 5100 fund rals;ng, must be a
2-3 Br hOUN 1n Coate b 1 a ck / tan Ge rman IEOIU set I starter & ebfe to work
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.... .... N p 1 • c"lld HllDt. Buell 2740 Bait. ltael1 2740 ear new e s .. " ran ltlllll te HOME FOR RENT , Huntington BMch 3 Bdrm. The Blults. 3 Br, 2 It be,
1750, Fenc.ayerd & gar-2 story TwnhN. 2 car gar
Ok. Agl 645-9850
Men. Rent or IU Shepherd. lem&le brown UY with both young people & 1550-1800 Married Cocke< wllong tall. New-Good typing ond short-adults Send resume
Chrlallan eple. w/small port Beacn An1m11I nond skllls Banking. Morch ol Dimes, 661
..,....., & $1200/mo. ..... ""'. pell wel· 850-0!504 720 1566 com.. 8&3-0755. Agent. •
$675. 2 story, 2Br Elegant
twnnme. Good locetlon.
Neer new Pets & ehlldren
Ok. Agl 645-9850 _no_i._. _____ 1 WlnlHllT w/lltl
Lowly 4 t>r. 2 ba, trpk:. 3Br 2b1, trpk:, patio. gar., condo, perk Nttlng with ~ yatd, dt>:lt "e.ar. Nr S 1800/mo. 650-8847 view. t Br w/1011. patio.
P8f'll I latte. ~ mo. ta laA bltlnt, epa, lndry rm, OAr twa. LV. mag, 912-0288. From S'700. 111 & $300
Ooe9rl front condo on 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Pool aec dep. to m0\19 In. No MfMt 2 Br. ~•w•y In home , near Weat · peta63t-eto7
lu•wry M Curlt}' bldg mlnater/Newhope, lncd EUiild_e_Du_p_le_.11_. -o,-d-. _2_B_r
pool, eeuna. $700/mo: yard /7f11"fi' Kida/pet• 1 Be. garage, fncd yard, ~51-6MI ~-cm~:: gt, no fM. pet ok 1600/mo.
OCEAN VIEW 1 Bdrm p1u9 Sit/Sun 831-2426. 261
IOft. pool, apa. Avail Nov ti Santo Tomu.
1. MIO. 1 yMf .... i smlll Old f Br CiJMfi EASTSIOE Lg br191lt 2Br.
17122PecfflcCoeatHwy. sno1orcoiyeoopleS425 1 1~ea, trprc. porch,
c.11 Dien• 8'0"'4027 No peta 752-5822 upper. 15 7 5 mo . ttepa to undl StY111h 4 lldrm. 3 Ba.. 2 atory, 640-0997 2~bonue room, Chef• po o I . fl a e r 0 Q eu=.--,1""'11de,......,..k.l-•-. .,..ln-pl,.....ne-:-1or-"~t
llltdl *"* S**'I deeof Frwy/Edwwdl, gerage a LQ9 IBr. frig. d/w, bale,
II lltlll PAID. $396+$50 fenced yard. Kid• a pet• encl gar. gaa Incl
...-tty fee. 537-5027 ok. $800/mo. 863-0755 $465/mo, Agt. 642-1844
L-1--...... AQ«lt, no I• ...-...,. E/slde: lge 1 bdrm, 1 ba, •--..c..... r l L.. nat. WOOd ceiflngl & Cabl· ~ Sen JOeqUln VIia. "r" 1 an 1• nett, sparkling cteen
loelnO: 28ttdln, 2~ be. ...... 14.-51mo. 851-9523 =•;, 1~~7t!~::mo ...... MM £/aide ttuctlO· 95 1iici ali
WOOOiAIDOE SplGloua 2 if..,; wlLY ;;;;. P1111Y utllt t892'~ Or~, tat • •. a"A .,._ lam rm, fut,,, 17110/mo Aegfr drive by ... call 8'5· 009
.... pMlo, ltflUm. Nio.ly Prooerti.a. 675-4000
llNllclP • .-oot • .we, lake R.nl 28t. 1750 mo, Of
... 11200. M0-1U7. atwe et 11711 mo, Non-
-.e1M, alf. ~7 lmok•. 875-2055
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Thinking of • new home
lor eprlno7 8-the many
listing• In today·a c:tuel-
lled COIUmna. 642·5e78
Kenneybunkport?
Wasn't he the Ambassador from
Australia under Teddy Roosevelt?
ro ~~
II you rt nol swre wllO (01 w1111) Mtnntybun•porl wat,
don't lttl bid you're not 1lone Ktnntybun•po1I ri
one of I c d11l10chv1ly d1lltrtni 1outm111I lloorplan1
at Suw1nd v1111a1 tn tlunt1n1ton Beach Suwond
V1h11e 11 1 mull ol lolally ~rson1h1ed prol~uoon11
pl1nn1111 Tiie ••nd of 11l1nhon yOu de -rv~ A perfect
bltlld ol naluie and hv1"C nestled '" ' lnrnt wrth btbbhn1 brooh •nd Quiel ponds cooltO by n11u1 al
ocean brceres Add lo that 11nnl\ co 11h. ''""'m1n2
pools, ~ ~oa 1nd a convtn•tnl 1orali1•n near 1Mop1n1
and emotow111en1 and you've tol • ol1r~ anvont .. ould
p1011dly ull ilOmt (h en K@nnrybltn~potl) °"' and
lwo bedtOOl'll. OM •nd IWll ~lh IPlllrntnts
hOl!I SSI~
Seow1nd Village"· · 111~
I ~S!i!i lluntincton v1111ae lint. Hun\1nc1nn 9~ach CA
(7 14) 898 9961
I ram lh, San [)flO lrttw1y dm' llOtth on Bftlh lo
Mer addfn lh~n wesl on Mc(~" 10 Sm 1md Vtfb&e
rurM/11~ Uttlable • Ootil d•d~ 10 AM I~ dus~
ltaart 2tOI
I~ off II reiooatlng
WHY HASSLE?
ROOM MA TE FINDERS
lntervlewa, ac:reena,
photo's & matchea prof.
people. You telk only to
quallfled a=•· 4341 Birch, 1.
641-18
child wm give loving care Sneller, 125 Mesa Or flnonce. Auto agency Hemllton. 0'650, Coste
& reepect lo your llOme C M 644-3858 background Small of-Me11. 92627.
53•32 .. 7 or ".,'3818 flee Pleaunt working •••••••••• .,. .. ., .. .,., Found Men-:S GiHses. conditions In Npt 11&8
Retired gentleman 64 brown ploatle In brown I. O. Wtraer ConliUltant
non-smltr, non-drinker. C:He. Vie. nr Hamilton & 955•7089 Former or current
has own furniture, de-Meyer. CM. 642-4(}73 a.a 1-1..a.........,
alrH 2br. permanent -ACCOUNTING CL~K. -·-....... . refer. $800-1850 mo Found: Rabbit, Victoria & R"ldenllal develol)ef has .... lf•tOll
Prefer bell aree 720-0305 Federal, Coate Me91 Immediate oC>e"h'f, for a Natlon&J recruiting com· ar ... 962-9971 wtth F t 100 2 Br TwnhM to •hare In WANTED: tBr hM or apt, Cl8fk to "''" n IC· peny or UM Park Nwprt, lantaatlc vie VlctOflt & Harbor. FOUND: Snapnerd ml• counll pay1ble. Primary company c:llenta ..-Clng
view, $395/mo. 720-0846 CM. s4oo mo. 64e-8397 lemele, vie Hart>or & Vic· reepon1lblllt1e1 Inc l e pur1on wttn expertlM In torla CM MS 9660 typing. llllng, posting 01 all 111ea1 of Bank-°' lv mag for Regan Ii ... '1iAn ' · • accounts. Entry level po•· 1ng/Flnanoe to consult 6-44-7078 ff ta I 61'1• FOUND: Sm otfwhttemate I h d d I Com 111on requlr11 10 l(ey by wt en • v M panr
4 Stock• from bMCh, H.B ..... , ... dog. "'° lrvlne Blvd, & touch. wllllneas to ~t Pre•ldent on flnenclal
reep empt adult, $275 m•TIWl 11111 M 0 n le v 1 •le. c M Olvera• IHlgnmenta plan• for e11panslon.
1vell 11-1 536-1510. ..... 6'45·9032. 9~396 Mall r..ume to Con Con1W1t1nt poaltlon. F/T-
::;--8r -2 Ba houM, W/D, BELOW M•RKET n•TES Found: Wiii the lady who trotter. C1te11on Bullderl P/1, retainer bul• " ,.. ""' t th , tOIH to .. _ 17731 lrvlna Blvd. ate Send reauntll In oon• kit ch.. etc: $250/mo ~ 0000 SELECTION go e or r • "'' $20 dee> S46-83H 7 t4n eo.ao1o annl~ary pleue call 20 t, Tu1tln. CA ~680. fld~ to:
649-7308 A'QGoiii;1 Rieetvable & Nt Aa1Mlett1t IM
1617 Weatc:lln, NB 278 to Lo~ Sl•"'"9 Cat PeyrOll Clerk. Pf0'*1Y VP/Gen«al COunMI
.!..3.!.6 ... ~1 orftd,2_utaltl•. '!':...'n°'t Vic. HVH. Por1 M1nlelgn. mgmt. Mutt t>e 11!>ffl to 2744 Eut Ca.11 Htonwev
.,,_..... -· "•-REWARD 7~ 8839 UM IOM Pertnn•I Com· Sutta O
B1lboe Pen Quiet reep, f 54 1•5032 • pultt S.Od r11ume to.Ad Corona a.I Mar. CA 92.taS
25+, p\11 enl/t>a_ S3 tO 1 Bayfron' Otttc.t, "'j)liiOI. Lo1t: Blue Paralt .. 1. R• # 59, P 0 Oo• 1 !560, EOE M/'1/H
Blll>Oa tlland 28'. temele,
to ahara, no pets. 1395 mo. 87U293. 875-2209
dep. lmmed 673-28&7 par1tlng.~en1tor1.i wwd Vic. Elllt/Newtand. Cotta MM8, 92e27
" 3 1003 HB. 9"-1323 -... Balboa Pen Oulltt r119 f: v • A c c 0 u n I • R II -25-+, pvt entlba. 1310 -1 -E-.-,-,,-1-d_e_C_oeta Mell co.l8MXl "40 1orcyc1e ce4vab1t/Paya1> .. 1Payroll ~perlenc.d. Conv&IM·
dep. lmmed 873-2857 tOi1 t0x24 .,5 180 E. Helmet, white wi red vl10r clerk !Of •ml con1tructlon cenl Hotpltal, ::J'' 8d\
... __ 1,..11111..., c-ondo, 3br 2111. 6-4 .. 428~ & t>lue fll(Mt guerd, on company, Min. 5 yra 3 rull Time retie ahlfl
CJI-... ... Saturday Oct t5 at c:tya pr wk Som• HC XlNl b41nefttt 842·8044
3ba. tennll, pOOI, nr bCh E.ir.c Suite S 195 I 2 dak IRVINI! 8Ml( TRACK. ratarlll dutlta Sal•ry
1395 IMOl)tev953-HOO 010. 1115 t dlk llP S9$. Pteeeeca" Todd. n•gotl1bl• C •ll Fino wh1I you wen' in
Ht 208 or 157-4083..... 87)..5017 CdM 969·1221 83t•7191 Alk tor Chefyl Dally PllOI Ct~·-
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F',rlhlngl nterlor Design Lendlordsl we·ii Ml(lure WHITE WIZARD
$2 17 d Repalrs-Sea1Cu11tt11g Doors Wint.lows-Cabinets plans for new or rernoo Cablnets-Eleo-Ptumblng E}(P'D GOOD REFS. , per ay S&S Asphll 63 t 4 t99llr Panet-Peuos-Fences 35 llltch9n? CALL CARYL, Fencing OON 966-0 t49 Gladys 548.5471 (4·9pm) LI~~~~ ~~:.'!1~B 25 f3o~~g53 Tnats ALL you pay tor a All lypes Repair Resurt, yrs &XI' Jerry 546"4413 642-0356 References PAINTING-CARPENTRY ----
HANGING/STRIPPING ten8fll8 trnallze clo~1ng11 WINDOW WASHING
VISA·MC Scoll 673-1512 Reta. STARR 648-4471 "The only magic 18
BLACKWELDER Paper-ltHat Senice QUALITY" 6!11 -2026 301~~ead ~~~;,oat ~~~~RA~R~~~l R:~:,~~:~~l!~~~~:sen~~~ Electrical REPAIRS·~;(' 845-5277 ~:a~H~l?:.~l~~ ?X ~~~
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645-4269 or 645·0032 C rtghl. lree estimate on H1alia1
Cemeat H Cfltt large or small tObS Lie DUMP Joas 1
Aaltaotive Concrete. masonry. llat-396621 673·0359 SMALL MOVING JOBS
cUsf oM CAR WASHING work, toundatlons Blocto.. * ELECTRIOl&ll * MIKE 646-1391 & cleenl11g al your home brick Lic'd 675-2826
Derek 851-6996 C -i-f 'l Reasonable 631·2345 HAUL-MOVE· REMOVE era• C l t Furniture. Trash, Trees laltyaitt1a~ CUSTOM r ite stAVicE RESID/COMM'LllND. 963-5415 NORM - -20 yrs Do my own work --BABY ITTING Qual workmanship, reBS LI<: 27804 1 Al 648·8 l26 LT HAULING -MOVING 1n my nome."' V1c1011<1 pnces Wrny 547-6322 Rental Clean Ups, Jon
Costa Mesa 642·8482 Clanffear Cardeaia1 645-81921731·2916
I will babysu m my I,, M 1 TREES College Sludent. lge truck. nome nr Harbo11W11son Classic 194° Ford Woody lo rares CdM Thank y<>Y M-F 7_4 Lynn 646•5703 Lhaulleur lor w11ddlngs Topped/removed Clean 759.1936 Cour1
I proms. etc $SQ/hour up. f\tlW lawns 75 1-3476
lookkeepinl 957-6071 ABE'S GARDENING GEORGE'S CLEAN UPS
Bkkpg, payroll..gen acctg r Claild Care General molnt Clean·Ul'S. &s~:i~~~N5~60~g IOb 100
& sec·1 Flex t11s incl I CHILD CARE h Free est1matfl s 548-8519 wknds, al your busu1ess my ome. Tlll'S 11lULl•tl!
0, can pickup & dt1liver Nwpl Hgts Full/time. t8 Garden111g & malntt1nance n • Free counsel 542 71'4' mos & up 650.7 169 tree tr1mm1ng mowmg. Haulanythtng 645-7331
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646-0527
PAM & BOB'S CLEANING
fiusband & wile 6 yrs exp
673-7012 aft 5
by Richard Sinor Lie. EXPEAl Wallcover1ng in·
280644 14 yrs or happy stallallon Reas Consult·
tocal cuetomers 11nl Asaignmt 58 t -8590
Thenll you. 963·4 I 14 WE GALS SHOULD HANG
-QUALITY PAINTERS TOGETHER. Wallpaper
PROMPT, NEAT PRO· I uphol. walls. 839·0730
Aube1 Roofing all lypes
New-Recover-Docks
Lie ,,411802 548-9734
Reliable lady lor house or FESStONALS 836-7149 -
condo cleaning Have Plaater/ltfair ~.~!1~~~114~~:1s:
rels Avail 11f1ernoons 12 VAS EXP I'm small. PLAS'tER PATCHING ~ ll3t 4006
Mrs Mendoza 554-8743 My prices are small! Restuccoa Int/ext 30 yrs 650-64771850-6646 Scandinavian w oman Neat Paul 545•2977 Secretarial Dave's Custom Palnllng •-Looking Fcu Housework lnt/ellt Highest C!'Jidlly ED'S PLASTERING .. r.icea 548·6027 lowest rates 640-!1<149 tntltMI Petching1te1lures "'f'"v""P .. tN_G.1B'"'o""""o·K-K""E""E""P!l'IN!'!'O'!!!"
H S• i AeSluccos 645-8258 For tnd1v Ism• ous1ne'.i'.i OQlt ltl DI PAINTING·Carpdntry,
Prof mature. reliable, drywall plumbing <roe Plaillti np Hrldaylwk 640 08881
pet/plant care Local rel est 12 yrs e•p 859-0687 24hrED•141-112& Trte Service
Bob 546-4656 wkdys WATER HEATER Spe<;1a1 DOUGHERh BROl HERS
Maaoarl · •PlllT I HP&UlS• Poot hearers•Furnaces Trees, landscapmg & c.tean Carpentry & Remodeling * Faucers *Disposals• ups 2 t yr!. &•P 642-365 7
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clean-ups & hauhng We a· Cl • Accoutin1 c It" t M k " Cont ractors do 1t an 731 6366 oaae uun1
-a lilt a llll G•n•ral ROBIN s CLEANING
Briel<-lock-Concrete Ltc <143908 John 661-3189
Low pttces Lie. bonded Quality pa1nt1ng. la tr c~:~::e1~.m~~!~e~ ~:~~:~~ Tni•1 Servi ce
Bob 673 536711\3 t-1161 pt1ces Free est Can I Cell 642-8989 I Typing/Word Processing I CPA linanclal statements -.. .. I laJt returns Costa Mesa •New cabinets. cabinet &11d1ni11 Wanted SERVICE a lhoroughly John Brown 631 ·6483 lacing. bars & torm1c.1 Remodel/Repairs. r.omm Mowing EdgTng Twice a clean house 540-0857
countertops 64'2-0881 I & 1es1d Lied bonded month S20 to $25 -M · John anyume 63 t-2050 All business. scnuo1 & per· OYlll[ . · Drains clear lrom $5125 sonal proiects 851· 1041 -Alic MOVING-RALPH'S PAINTING Repair toucets. dlsp, e1c
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Acoaat ical Cabinets & carpentry "'5 For est 552·9142 645·5737 I MOUSE-ClllPET
CtiliDfl Small Jobs and repairs Deaip JESSIE s GARDENING WIHOW CUHIH
Qutcklcarelul Low rares lnt/e~t Reas Ue'd 85t-9604M&M432-0500 , __ r_Q_r _C-,a-~-5-11-,ec!-A_d __
Lie T138046 552-0410 Free est 841 -3588124 hr I No Boss 10 Support Sell A<.; TtO'll
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carpentry Lie .:341012 C t Desi'~a'r a luild'r Free estimate 540 8035 liable & REF Wllh com-I Custom Graphics/Murals emp St lie •319450 Joe Call a ST ARVINC.. LULU:Ut Quality 1ntlex1 painting 544 8444 no 1ob 100 small Oa11y P·• · arpea ry ' plate carpet & nouse· Ab•llty Bid rs 730· 1900 "'R""E•M•O,.D"'E'"'L ... 1-N""G..-a·u-"_b_a_se_s_ M & DevPlopment MOW• EDIE• Tllll cteanmg windows done
Hche sometnmg to selP 18 yrs m area L1~ bonll· 650 8300 REAS RATES FREE FREF CALL rODAY1
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Lie Tt24-436 tnsure<J Free est Randy 962-75t9 The tasll"St d1aw in thf' 642·5ii78 ltv1h 11 .. ~,.,
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WATCH us GROWi Want Ads Call 642·5fi78 Class11teo Ad 642-5678 t 'llfWI• f •f•
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CUSTODIA• FIT OFFICE CLERK M1int111nct llan I OFFICE HELP PllllT SHOP RECEPTIHIST I Pll Roofing SECREI ARY Wonted. ' secr.,1aries 10 HARBOR AREA
n 8 8 de d 1u 11 11 me. Very busy C1tculat1on 01· For mOustrlal park e~· r ullllime Ltghl oook jE•per AB Pick 350 oper-Horizon or Dimension. ell· UP£1l1£•CED RECEPTIONIST work w 1th key e • APPLIANCE SERVICE
8AM-4 30PM Mon-Fr1 in Ilea has an entry level pertenc;e 111 electt1cat & keeping ti typing News atop lull time posmon pertence prel. but not Hot tar workers neeoed Dynamic C M marketing c.ecu1111es to work m plush We sell recond . guar
Corona del Mar Exper ctet1cel pos111on av111la1>1e plurnblng required, own paper experience helpful Mon rnru fro 8 30-5. call necessary Liie typing MuSI have dflver's tic· company needs ag-olllces 1oca1eo m lhe relt1g'lrators 549-3077
perton preterreo Only I lor the right person E'\-hand tool~ a plus nard Apply at Tioes & Times.
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2 1 3, 6 3 1 _ 7 156 0 r O i< Will con~·der entry ense permanent resi-gresstve ind1v to help us Downey Savings &•dg All WEST OO&ST
sen-starters wtgood rel-per1ence desired bul "''II worker, dependable per-350 Broadway Laguna 2131315.7455 level Call Nore lor ap-dence & phone number grow $4 75 hr start Cell n1111r So Cs1 Ptza MuSt
erences need apply Call train Position mctud"s rnarient 642 4463 Beach 497 -4866 po1ntment 95 7 -6026 ~....l't SJ t.4006 Fred 63 t 7342 for details have gOllO typing sktlls &PPLl&tlC{ 8 30AM·4PM Mon-Ft1 answering phones, filing -SALESCLERK APPLE ONE SERVICES ~ -dlctapllone capati1llty typing and data pru-Maintenance Olllce netp Light Btc.k g. ,PIT mornings or FIT Gill ~· orange cos" Secretary/Recep11on1s1 well mannered. nei1t ;;p NOW 2 LOCATIONS ~3-2268 cessing. Applicant should llQMT SWEEPE1' PIT Wk nos Apply in shop, Irvine 552-8414 Receptionist. PIT alter-roor.ng needed lor growtng co pearance anCI po~1t1ve 1880 Harbor Bl11d •CM.
DECORATE INTERIORS be neat. hke to work with 4 hrs per day SS 078/hr MPea7goanr.lta\31101e. 2323320Wp8m51 I PIT PHONE CLERK ~~~.~~ ~~~~~;1;910 ~~a.Ji~ Sales ~ye:ec!rrl:;~a~h~~n~~~~ Must 21 yrs and Olde• I 13~5~~7GJ.:i~s~5°o7a~80~
Homemakers bored at people and ha11e ii 53lary Apply 20451 V b s Ctr ut tlon 01 * * * Bag1nn1ng Salary 634-4200or558-3992
home? Have ·ltan tor de· positive attitude 40 nour Cre•mer Ln Huntington Cst Hwy N B .~~ n~ds oc :art-Tim~ ~~~~87~~ FIT Larry ~e~d :'e~~J~~o,~n~d n.e5~ S 1 2 0 0 ' m o (.. a 11 Rebuilt Relrigerators
sign PI T. F T career Art work weei... Monday Fr1 Seach Phone 964"8888 ORDER PULLER Young employee to answer BIG MONEY p O Box 1560. Cos1a 957-0929. Ask for Mark freezers/Washers/Dryers
Consultant no exper nee day starling salary 1~ Oeadhne for application company gross oppty I phones and dtspatcn SEOllETAllY /RECPT. SHORT HOURS Mesa. 92627 Richardson 3 Months Warranty, Pans
Train avail 775.5447 S950tmontn Good Com Octooer 27 FIT Santa Ana 540-5850 messages Hours are Fasr paced Newport WRAPPERS 11 1ou enJo, & Lat>or Deliv""' Avail pany Benefits Apply in 3 30 Ph c s S£C1tET•11y v•, Decoi"iii'lng consullant oerson Mon. Thurs. 2 00 Managemenl tra1neP ~O PAINTER Monday · Thursday Beach P A o ll1ce tn • 010 opy upphes a I wrappmg pkgs & navf' an M C& Vise Mon-Se! 9~
work w/ert accessofles 1 to 400 PM Ask tor hrs pr wl\ st1l8ry M inimum 5 yrs .,11• I<' 730& Sunday morn-1 1mme<l need of exper •6AM·NOON Sh 1 eed"" 1 • eye lor detail we 11>1ve a .,0 11 Ad 1 Id b
6 73 70 t3 I 1g 6 30 10 10 30 AM tbl T pe •No E~per Necessan. orp 98 n "" 0 wor.. p/t1me pos111orl 101 you· c cu mira s e Y carpet Eye lor color nee Catherine or Eileen roe · perrence Call 964 t 70 I 11 respons e person Y ·' 1 1 1 _... N t de nit t 1 S145
Wiii I I lie h I Starhng salary is $4 00 65 wpm $1100/mo • Extens111e training n as pac"" ewpor I 7 30am to 1pm Mt"1 thru 5' w e re r g
ran. x rs DAILY PILOT I IHIOURIST I PART /TIME DELI I per hour Apply in per-720-0941 progq1m Beach real estale ot11ce Fri SJ 50 to starr Call 95'.i-1316 or 953·8<167 646-4625 _ I 330 Bay St N B natl sa1011 Exp 111 Mon-Frt c M 241.82o8 son Mon -Thurs. 2 00 10 •Weekly Pay Guarantee Must have excel lyptng 548·5525 tor Conn;e Corripact Whirlpool wash-
ltllYtrJ PtUlllllll Costa Mesa. CA ••Mn silk & paper wraps 1 4 oo PM Ask tor Debra Recept1onts\/Sec Y •Pleasant. Prolesslonal (minimum 75wpml & dlc· 1 I er !Stack size), never
L !JO I M I b Musthavecllentole Ren PAllTTIME orCathenne EOE Typing. dlcta11on and OfcmCoronaDelMar taphoneskllls Jo'"a Want-.J 5 105 • used 2s"d 5cycle.per-to18waonr .. d nuave' moooe. d durs1v1nge FULL TlllE PAY tel ba~1s 631 6!>00 Earn up to S400 per DAILY PILOT good telephone style re-II . b hi o " irv
,'Ill Tl .. E WOil., r you re rig An PAngv (7 t4) 833-2900 I Ed cat-... oman s~"s ma,,ent press cool down. record $4 00prhr Apply • "' " marketing month Re111ees, House-330BaySI qulredlorsalllngclubo· energetic Call M r v"' -u ""w g~" 2 4 ,.1de $255
81 Master 234 Fisher OpportunH1es ave II a Ole New publistung Co needs wiles College Students Cosla Mesa CA 11c8 1nqu1" es 8 t Tnomas between 6 am & Seer eteryt Typist part position as 11ve-11 comoa 644_4864 I 11n 1ne Los A11getes N d... d I t t 675·7 IOO Nancy or Pet t pm et ume up to 15 hrs week nlon aid dt111er tree to -Ave, CM 540-4174 w . awellexper·opersonto ee .. epen aoeeuo 0 s11h', tor law office . travel xln11els549-867' Fr:g•daire ret11g $250 _ __ . Times Circula11on De· nenote pubhcation and deliver Oo11y Pilo1 1n real es1a1e Recep11on/Typ1st 673 Q 118 IELIYEllY /STOCIC Pa' Im en I 1 n o u 1 ad SAies tor resiauront 01. Laguna Beach 12 IH5 per 1984 New Home Sales Newport Beach A E office • Newpon Beacn. Airport Nurses A1<le Comperuon 11.~aytag po~t dishwasher
Full lime. fringe beneblts door·IO·door newspaper rectory Re11red exec day) Weekday PM Sucesslul brokerage 100111ng tor a person with area, wrd prs &Ii.per prel chouller shopping 1oca1 S~OO 650-5l6
See Duane, 495-Easl sales program Gueran· OK Send resume 10 p o Weekends AM Cell Mr looking lor aggressive good olltce skills. type SALES CLOSERS Hrs flexible 720-11'21 rels For 111 ar lllderty May1a9 washer & gas
17th St, C.M teed hourly wage plus Box 11755 Cosia Meso Barrow 642-43:>t "'itl sates persons !or maior 65-70wpm 851.1651 area 1.oca1 rels 549-037:J drye1 good cond S350
-commission Hour~ 9PM CA 92621 343 EOE j new home subdivisions In II you have a good track s 1 1 t>llk • p1 675 86301646 9780 DENTAL Assl Ortl10 exp I 2PM or 4PM • 9PM Ora11ge County end San Restaurant record In hOme or bus1-ecre ary w some Pg YQ STRO•& lUSTRlll -. -req RDA prel M-Th Full Training IS provided MARKETING Port Time Per!'T' Dt..,,0 For conlldentila THE ANCIENT MARINER Sktlls wan1ed lormto firm " Recond retrigs. all s~.lull
I NB 642 2626 v" (NBI ness sates. solar. •nsule-tn Huntrngton Beacn on 4 yr stay nee<:ls WO•• R orp time -Potential to earn S300 SE<.;RETARV 1nte1v1ew call lion, vacuum books etc 848_1552 day/nite 650-2!86 wrnly Free det eas
DRIVER. PI T Hayrs Fie•-plus per weei. For an 1n Ewer lte~tble mar~ ehng IOlllllQS David Schultz M·F 1 t-5 is now hmng _ then you have 8 ground p11ce TV Jonn s 6<16-1786
Ible Ca II A 0 oer t ter .. 1ew Call t 7 t 4 1 secretary neeoed 10 co-AFTHIOOIS 7 l<l-67S-75 t2 ICITCllH PllEP. coon II ltoor opportunity with us SHIPPING RECEIVING Jo~• Waate•/ Reing 2 tlr lrOSI tree like
432-0360 957-2361E(t1204 I oro1na1e n1g.n enerqy EYEllllS ReatEslate Apply 1n person. al the wesellelulllineot salety tNVENTORYCLERK D . 5107 nPY. S165 893 9060
IE.Ell&L OFFICE rnartc.et•ng team 1n young , WEE.,flDS Salespersons Needed I Rusty Pelle an Res· ec;uipment from reslden-1lor Etectronrcs Company o•eahc REFRIGER•TOR $100 _ EDUCATION a growing t'11gh tech com-" taurant. 2735 West Coas11 1181 1o business and 1n Full Time pos1t1on with Mature Comp11n1on Aide ,..
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, Co will train er1 thuS111st1c pany Marketing exper Newport Beech mertc.eting Our Hawa11 mau;i ot11ce nas Hwy Npt Bch t>etween dust11a1 No compellllon good opponuntlles Near E•p wltn elde11y vahd C111 14 CU FT 650· 1529
person lor Xorox copy req Must have good Or· I firm has sever Ill oeientngs a new CoronA del Mar 8 30 -11.30 AM LA and Orange Counry OC Airpor1 540·9264 dr lie. 960-2 193 Reing Wnite RunSWeii',
rng ltllng Tvrung rll q11n11at11n111 s•1lls" h1gn tor responsible, adap t>ranch Call Pacibc ~ 10 be developed Call Stationery Store in Corona r 1ean Asking S90,
qu11ed Newporr Pharma 1ni11auve l'or app1 c.all table people who anioy Coasthne ask lor "4er1na J Devlin. belween 9 am del Mar needs FIT ex-Call 5505 646·8410 Kttatt or Tin•
ceuucals. 897 W ISth Norma public contact Must I 7141720· I to5 1 1 pm Mon Thurs pettenced salesperson WANTED Seat P1 Siamese • St NB 642 75lt X226 CASCADE 558 3316 h I ----------675 0 0 Bid Ill l I 6014 GOVERNMENT JOBS a11e ~•ear IO epnone "'°''tl ttlst/Sec'y 114-211-5114 ·1 I Slud tor our temale d~ I · a eua I
$ l 6.559 _ 'S50 5S3•yr MH/IHT /Fill /OFC voice greAlr way to m-Newport Beach othce Restaurant IRVINE STOCl/llJL CUlllC gray cat 548 1005 Looi..• 2 11 6 redwood dectt-f JT 4 days 2 10 3 yrs crease you ouaget see"s reliable organized .. E '•ED'S PIZZA g From <19 ~1.s per h Now H1t1ng Your Are.i dollars We pay tur your ... "' Isales Npt Bch R/E firm Respon· 1 5510 •n ....... 150.00 ,., 41y Call 805-687-6000 E•t e•per somt1 back ottice I t an ng Fo 1n1erv1e oerson wlgeneral othce Immediate PIT openings slblo lor processmg mall lancing also Harbor
R-t590 Fee lor D1•t!C cireterred. NB 642 3 18t ;p~t'. Coll Hu~h Bl!'Bme~ experience Duties in-ava1taole tor cooks 18 ELECTRICAL snipping, receMng Own 2 m Mrn Pdles M 1Neu11 Redwood 7141531-1317 HEARING
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tory MFDIC.Al SECRETARY 545--5775 ctude typing, llling and years end older ex· cer req E~per helpful s5o. shois. hsebrkn Also I
To do all types ot in I other duties for demand· perrence helpful Must be Hea11y 11111n9 lnvo111ed Shettle. Male 2 yr s5o Compnten 6011
NEWPORT BEACH suronce billings Group & Part-11me repair person tor H•g oll1ce Fron1 ollice op-&Die to work e enlngs INSIDE SALES Call 553·0940 Peke X Poodle F91sp)l -fiatrdresser wantPd, snor1J G c.. v er n men 1 Type relrlgeraflon & ptumbmg, pear a nee r aqu" ed Apply alter 5 pm" Ask for S50, s~ots, etc 774 9640 OOIPUTEll IAllUI•
rent.$80aweflk 40WPM accurately work. on cell Also, 50wpm wordproces51n9 Jeon 410 East 17th St I STOCITlll•SOUlllC AKC COCKER SPANIEL s-vE 50()/ Mamcur1st wanted,rental Non-smoker Send Re-t par1-11me asseniblv •s 11 • Chance tor ad-1 Costa Mesa EDS Company needs an Requires typir•g skllls lor PUPS 7 wks Bull 5250 1 i\ IO
Sl.11 ,., heur $40 a week 548-2256 wme 10 Ctassthed Ad ,, worker 642 9787 Rene vencement Salary com-exper1enced 1ns1de soles. data entry, escrow ex· dys 640•2201 e1185 11 IJ\pple lie 6,,.t< computer,
Translate the spoken wore Handyman. paint 11 crptry 907. Dairy Pilot PO Box PART TIME SECRET•RY I mensurate wl abihlles RESTAURANT person perlence or bank trust wk ds 557 5577 111 12 " " C II Bridget A76 2217 Serving ""'•sons Dus per-n -Apple mon11or 1ntolhelanguageots1gns etecplumb.L/scapflr:tr 1560CesteMesa Caor YourHome a _ "' -"" deparlment helplul I t d 2Apledl es
81 8 no mal converse 11 A Ad 18 sons dishwashers tor Must have direct ELEC· S<>lary negotlable, Blonde F Ma1t1poo tiny 1w1 s ~~) / 1 P1acecravd r • oppon lor growih with'" c a ns " 760-8304 RECEPTIONIST /SEC V. new gourmel restaurant TRICAL wholesale <111-wt .. re1se In 90 days In· ball ol !lull 7 w• s old I us..,... w in er r • llonal rate 1120 • words Co 645-2251 6~2-4300 weekends In our re OI· Apple numeric keypad per minutei using Sinning I 6 people needeo for parl rice In L•nuna B~h has 1n Irvine 552-2851 ask tr I but Ion experience in surance benefits Con-shots $75 494-28~~ G 1 • 5 1 F 1·1 " HARDWARE 1••odets Actors pl l Xtras 111 ~.. ~ lor Roy telephone sales with I emen ' prin er u E~act Engt1s11 or Signed ,.., · • · trme o ce promouon openln 11 tor Sal/Sun tac! Elaine Vassallo GERM SHEPHARD English Wll also reverse Rel ail Sales. full & commerc1a1s & TV Show· work ror Newport Beach Applic~nts must have ---strong product l<nowl-AN accounting business
int er pr et I ro m s lg n part-time 240 Broaciway. cse, 778-FILM_klds too Real Estate developer good telephone manner. RESTAURANT edge and , desire to sell ~20·020~o~ppt. Pups. Pedigree Btac~ package sottwere GIL,
Lag na Beach 497 4403 Pl ti I TACO IELL T11ohtr (Prt-schtol) and Tan, Beeu11tu1. AI P AI R. Inv. payroll. language to lhe 99oken u llOTEL DESIC CL(lllC easant, er cu ate voice l)'pe 50wpm, hOve prof we are looking tor 80• We oller compellttva Weetc.s. S 100 eacn dbase II data base man-
work In one or more sign MOSTE•S/MDST ·~1th good sales ablltty and required Hours avail-ap"earan~A Call Shlrtey I II ... Private school, Huntington 546 6184 or 545 8667 j I W dSt " • " ~ bl 9 1 1 5 M r ~5 00 .. ....... gress1ve 1nd1vlduals wages ncen ves an.. Beacti area 536•3588 • -agemen or ar language systems 81 PArt/Ume APPi" Btac.k lront desto. l<nowted~e tor 8 e.h • A. 1 • 497 ·48 11 tor interview Prefer 18 & over to work beriellts Apply al ~Olden RetriAver pups tcomptete word pro· well es 1u1or studenis 1n , per our PP Y m per-•> ~ R 1 beards Restaurant NB resort rnotel 1n outh I M • T 1 lull or PI T Oay & Night AKC s"ots itur:l•weo cess1no1 etll was academic sub1ec1s at a son on ° ves on Y People ,.110 need People ESQ COMPANY Tetepnone :::.ates " " $7400 S3700 C h
secondary •evel HOUSECLEANERS, TOP ~=~~,~=pe~=~~: an~~e~t 4425 Jamboree Ste 130B Thal s what the ~~~~snn:v~~,ab~~ve~~: Fa.THY PMOIE $200 548 2826 and c~r~~'; 14·261-6~
PAY FULLORPt T OWN erences 213·925·8491 DAILY PILOT ment Apptyinpersonbe-325Clinton SERVICE Lh!lsa Apso pups A"-C /\IF y 2 HEARING T A A N S . P R 0 Soll lhmgs lilSt wrtn U•J1•v; SERVICE DIRECTORY tween 2.4pM at 699 s. CoSla Mesa. CA 92626 weeks males shol~ rte to oa FESSIONALLY EXP NeedlovmgGrandmatvpe Pilot Want Ads is•llaboutl Must be creat111e, Im-, d $"OO• 11 • IMPAIRED ONLY NEED APPL y 10 care 10, homo and 2 I ° Coast Hwy. Laguna agtnallve. & have worme c beS1 o er BEAUTIFUL Siberian II I I 3 5 d D · 1 p· 1 ... Beach Equal Oppty Emplyr m~h pleasant phone voice 964-9780 or 898· 7090 Husky le very gentle, lllSTRUCTIOllll 631-8222 ~";!~ g~~SI -h8::s ia~r a1 y I DI retail SALES tmmedlateeernlngsupto Poodles, Toy. 12 w~s. blklWht an shots. pert
Housecleaning pit or 111 95~ 2996 HST STOil( llAlllfll llHIEllHT TRAiil(· $500 weekly commission trained the very best health To gd hm Dys AIDES $4, 75 /hr, must enjoy clean mg -PIT aeles, retail fabric posalble Management AKC s2so 6.46-9795 89 7 -297 3 64<4-428 1
Musi bve able 10 con>-Transpottat1on neeoed Wtata's S,.ci•lllJ 1 6<16 9•87 openings avallabte --w~nds & eves
municale usmg 11erb:it w in tram 895-7108 NOW HIRING Ollsnore 011 DAILY PILOT St1r11 sore . --9 6 0. 7 6 8 1 I ea Ye Wrre Fo>. Tamers AKC 5 FREE -H llh f t drllhng Overseas and Sa1es pe son needed lull mos Show1pet S11ppeo ea Y ema e and manual systems! ftousekeeper/th1ld 1.are domes.l•c Writ train Mlll&GER TRAINEE Need expet1enoed. career o PIT Comm1s5lon Call message '"" 549.9799 m1'(e<l breed dog sman. ts1gn1ng and llnqer spell-Reliable malure pe1son s:-i5.000 s5o.OOO • poss I oriented sales persons r Answering service 0, ptaytul 6 mo~ 646-6705
Ing) needed on a 1emp llve-1n Ible Cell Petroleum Ser· Now accepting a pplications for With some management 950-412~ Iv msg -switchboard operator, Ptta 5 535 Free Med lll male Shett.e
basts Engl sptc.g. own v1cea1312-920·9364, e11t District Manager to su rv>rvtse background to become Sales persons needed e11pe11ence req'd. Day Slue A gotd Macaw, tame. mt>., very ptaytul. loves Fer l1tormatlon
I J•~HIOHct•Ht
oall (l 14) Hl-4021
trans. compt ho1isehold 2:>39 Also open eve-,.,-assistant manegers for 25'/• · 50% • over-rides shift at local exchange startrno to talk, tnct lge kids 645.,2987 duties & care lor 2 Lhll· n1ngs Fee lor Directory newspape r carriers . Salar y com-women's bolter speciality and bonu<; Natural Nutrl-Coll 645·'2550 ca~e wiplaypen top -0-E Oren 760-8351 stores Salary • com-t 1 on a I pr o d u c I s S O 559 6739 FREE TO GOOD H M IUllSES AIDES mensurat(' wi lh experience. mission wllh excellent 850-2 1<18 TELEPHONESOLICITERS 8 --Ive msg 14dorable AKC papered F
OR&l&E COUllTY
DEPT.OF
EDUCATION
Ho,sekeeper 11ee1.ted days only 9-!i lor 110au11
lul large home on ooy
Experience ano relPrAll
ces requ1ted 645· 7906
Att1rm Action Emotyr Mtf' Ins Rep oppor 1u111ty
EXEC SECRET•RY S 10001sale deduet1hle
• savings p1an 540 1831! Exper secretary. 10 assrst
m 1nternat1ona1 e•Port UUIDllY PEllSOI
1>us1ness fyptng 70 ldea1 loi sem1-re11reo run
wpm, aell s1arter or· or part/lime tor Leq1on
gan1iahonat ab1111y a Cleaners. Laguna Bear n
must II you re a reliable 494-8450/494.7177
protesatonal person. coll LEGAL SECRET A RY 475·t005. Terry M1d·s•zed Npt Bch taw
EHOUTIVE HCn llrm seeks exp P 1 L90a1
SALES ADlll•ISTIUTOll $e<;relary Musl type 80 wpm Mell fldll
We l'live grown from 8 1 213-624-3431 (collect) I man operatton 10 a
mulll-mlllion dollar m•s1 PART/TIME LIBRARY
company 1n lhe past 3 CLERK I, 1vbat11ute clerk
years The Execultve poslllon needed tor New.
Secretary we are IOOklng port Beacn Public Li-
lor hH all 11'18 usual sklllsl brary. entry level pos-
plua a high energy level lllon. 15 76/hr Cler1cel
and the ablllty 10 deal ellper111nce dea1r11ble
with the sates force end Must ha11e on call fltJ••blli
customer& Near Soi ry end min avallahllly ol
Coast Plaza 5•5· 7101. 5·20 hrs/wk, day&. eves &
Nancy K Seti Appllca11on1 rnay
FLIFF 'I FOLi
Meturt person. exp
pteletred Apply In per.
ton et 306 N Newport Bl.
NB. t>etween 8· 12AM
PlllSlllYIOE
USllTHTll
Altlllant II needed by
Huntlng1on Beach Ctly
School Ol11t1Ct $5 086
per hr Apply 2045 1 Cr.irner Ln . H B Phone
964-8888 Wfllltn THI
wttl be gtven. Oc1ot>er 26,
1983 tn Pertoonet Olflce
Deadline fOf sppllc•tlon
Monday October 24,
1983.
be Oblalned at Newport
c.nter Branch. 856 San
Ctetnente Or . Newporl
BelCh. CA 92660 M1111
appllcatlons 10 Library
Admlni11rat1on. t11ma ad
dresa
For Ad Action
Call a
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR
642-5678
' 3 & t 1-7 must be c b r· I bo t>enelllS and room lor ad-1 -ATIEITIO• Yellow nape amazon per-German Shep 1 yr Old mature & interested '" ompany ene I ls p us nus vancemenl Call for BP· SALES PEllSO• WAITH 1We want good lelePhOne rot. 3•., yrs old. 40 woro PUOPY Fred 640-5732
1ong term emptoymen1 opportunity i\1ust have Van. po1ntmen1 or send re-Apply in person reservat1on1s1s1osetep-11ocabula1y tame F ood h 2 Cer11lica11on tra1n1ng . · k sume Rothschild s. 2407 E potntments -w1cage S600 0 BO ~~~~. hgall Beag~:~e"'
provided Mesa Verde sta lion wagon or pie up Coast Hwy, CdM SlUllY 650-7038 IOYl;;g dogs 6<11·8685 . ,
CQn11 Hosp 66t center with/s hell. Mileage allowance MARSl'S SALES COlllllSSIH A ti 6010 St C M 548-5585 I Salesperson needed tor a SHI GOOD FAMILY DOGll incl u<letl. Apply tn person. import business MUST IO•USH 12 pcs (circa 19361 wicker 3 yr old purebred Cocker
t ou don't need a gun 10
1
weekdays, ~PM to 5PM a t 330 ' South Otllt P1111 have proven track record Part time evening work Wiid Goose Chase An· Span wtpapers, M, all
'draw las I when yuu West Ba'y St Cos• ... Mesa a•a• lrlsttl St In sales Up to S20.000 Call alter 1 pm 751-4223 llques 673-0625 shdoots.blbuwu e ceo'~o~lng& pteee ·n ad 1n tlla Daily • "° • • 1st year commission ---1860 HALL MIRROR 8 ra e r -
Pilot W11n1 Ad'' Cell now Cttta lltH1OA12121 1 possible 135,000 2nd 1o high s 1500 759. t009 no room• 846-2168
1 6•2-5678 114-141-0124 year commission poss-Tllll• lllS ----Hom'! tor 1 yr 11 GOiden
Ible Ground floor op. MIW TO SELL Ret loves kid~ tpayed
Newspaper
KIDS -EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZESI
AGES 11-14
EARN lJ> TO $75.00 PER WEEK
W• now "'~' IS OPf"'rlC' 101 ynuna , it'
llfhN\ In oruro rofO"\ tor lhf Or11na~ C111s1
OA1ly !'riot Out cr~ws \!art al J JO D m dl!d
wo• ~ unt11 8 10 o 111 w~fkday\ On S11u1d~v ,.,
wnr' 4 ll'w n1tr1 hour~ You will u rn m,tny lt•ll'
dnd llrrt~\ dl&n~ l'lllh r•tnin~ yuur nwn mnn1y
lt111t 1\ no drh~'""• m roll'llron •n•nl•~~
II vnu Ar~ 1nlm\ll'd 111•~\~ c~ll M1 t Jrl
(714) 548-7058
lllTAILOLEHS por1un11y 650·1370 Help gtve them 11 head * W&ITEITOIUY hasshots 631-2157
PIER I IMPORTS Is open-SIOHTAIUAL HILLS 11ert Earn top $$$ part * 01 001$181 I M A GOROON SETTER ing a n-store In West· time evenings Only mtnstar We need depen-5 hrl per day. Thurs lhru I d a b * IEAT llTIQUES te mo old M, looking lor a dabte Pert/Full time sates Sundays. PV1. club. Call post I ve, epen 8 te. gel home. I'm hseoroken. & stock clerks. Mr Larnb 673-3515 outgoing adults need but wovld love a yard & apply Phone 646-7021, "l11ht1ff H kids 10 play with I n.ed "ff'~,~~6~n 8~0~5?~ HOllHlllY I Pll 2h·30Ftrlod6 p.m. Monday Ot1tll••t1t" lots ot love 645-5902
GoldenwH I S1, West· Prole•tlon•I atmosph8fa, 1 ru ay. 711 Shetry's POOdle• hu frM mlnater. neer Wiid Well 50 wpm ~ typist, Wall ~·~a lalllla 0411
groomed. uperlence 1nm:"''15 110-lll• l»OOdle 10 good home Weelcty n-spaper Com-546-2848 RETAIL SALES
Hardwere, lull & p•rl·llme.
240 Broadway. Laguna
Beach 497-,.<103
pref. b11t nol necessary pugrephlc equipment ex---:~11~:~~-~lnjp~~~ perlence pref. 497-<1868. Amer Oak Tablet. round Faraitut I025
ONE SERVICES. & aquare, G.ood oond Desk. solid wood, 185
PART·TIME. Varied hours $400 each, 979•2890 Good cond.494-8147. ~~ --~~---Have you read toaey's
Cteutlled A<1a? II no1 .
you're m1Sllng lh• best
bargains tn town!
Selling enythtng w11t1 8 t 1 ct d 111 1 A M DAiiy Piiot Cle&sllled Ad 0 n lJ e r Y · • Antique llreplaoe menlel. DINETTE SET almosl
la 8 ttmple mall er weekends Must have de· solid megany S300 obo new uphol ewl;,.. ctlatrs
)uat call &12-5678 ~:~lev~~lc~t~~';':~ ~.4~ saorifioel 175 840·114 t'
Daily Pilat
PART TIME
Deliver Daily Pilot by auto in
L~guna Beach a rea (2 hours
per clay). Weekdays P :M. -
weekends A.M. Earn aboul
$400 per mo. Call Mr . BA1Tow
or Mr. Bush 642-4321. EOE
'
wegon) to esstst newt-AnllQue hotel tounge Oiii .. ieiu. bru t/IMO!Ced
paper detlet In Jrvtne tebte. $500 549-244 7 gt&1s $300 C<>nttmP tum.
&rM Mull be depen-•HIOl llOO eec.u S 1~ 720·1M05 d•ble Cont act Oreg "" -Hyde Monday thru Friday Side Oy •Ide Secret•rr•t, Drexel 4 pc curved MCI. ~tween 9:30 i nd t0.30 mehogally, E.ngllsh IHd 1700 BA NI w/bolC aprg
a rn ontr 642·4321 ad gtaaa drs. Iola Clown & matt. 1900 Oto <>Mk. . • • detll: $385. •93·7'27 IOCI\ drwrt, wlC!~L
1350 ~49·2447
Wanttd. 2 ~IOl'a toworll AtrllHCtl IOll Drexet dining roc>miibii
with 1xtatlng Clllen11 (J"e VITAMIX. 5280/0BO w/4 Chelrt, •xU cond
Pref) Worf\ detail• In· Brand new 759·91•3 S400 obo 559-4982
ctucta onone wOfk, mall-
ing lnlorm111on No MU•
Ing Involved Sallty.
$200/wf\ • t>OnuMta C•ll
714·957·01129, Ask ror
M11rlt. Alchllrdson
WASHEA/ORYCR. K•n-Ethen A'iiinbookcue !(Int
tl\Otll, f 126 •• 6<19·:1447 cond 1250. £vet1lng•
W0Poot, 17\ ICll mtl<tr 559-7<117
U25 W-l'oot bottom HldHbad tofa, good
tnr $I 7!; 846°079:> COM S70 849-9780
UIO Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sundav. Oct. 23 . 1983
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Fualtart IOU P HM •••ercyclH/ A••••, l•Jtre.4 A•tM, l•er•t4 AatH, Jarr1t4 ••••, •r''"
!i Pei. lloiid wood execi. Mu.1c:111n1compoeer mov· lttttt11 IOll '"' 1107 II•"•
HOROSCOPE dMic.Coatt2000,wfOf Ing Eut Yemah1 8 motorciyclea. 8 mini tlZS Ttftlt tllt Vtlkn11ea t17J
1706, 878-8888 05-0'5" (lrend, ebony, blll• 1804.400. Tlr ... '74 FOX. 4 dr, euto, xlnt '80 4-<lr Accord. AI C, 76 Ce11ca Lflt>k b·lj)O, nu 76 8UP£A t1JUQ. >tint
BY SIDNEY OMARA
-48" round Oall table w/6 m-onllkient ln1trumen1, wtlle, tank•, fendeta etc, cond. IOQ611/run1 gnNI. AMIFMcua, PIS, xlnl pe Int, 1 :276 0 I b • • t C011d., new paint. amlfm. laavae. s3o5 873.t202 $5000 llrm Aleo. 1082 Charle St. CM. lt4711 557.4329 cOOO 15600 088·8919 551·5652 tu.I lnJ, rebuilt 9'1Gln4I.
GulbrenMn Rlelto II, w/2 O_.pm. 850-7070 75 Fox Stet. Wgn. xlnl .• 1 • or A''-·o. ~-... 10 "T7 Toyota Coroll& 4 ""'d. $.1350. 847-8811 7'almoat nu aofa. great !Of letley cabln9ta, pettecl v .. ......... .... ..,, den/TV rm • ..nh tonee. condition. $-4500 firm. '73 V~a 175, naot P•lnt, ,tr•n•. 12000/0BO ml, very c!Mn BMt olftr 0 1°.,6~01 ~3d8., $ l llOO , tJW Duher ·74 auto, 1.10 d O t b .. ~ M et Mii t150 730-3599 1110 297 4""74 comp! reblt 641-4852 aft 3. 831-0780 Iv• meu 1 .. .. "' ~ am/Im & elr 75,000 " n 8J'. c o ~r 4 • . u • • " '75 Vernen• 1211 Enduro, -A"IES (Mardi 2 l ·Apnl 19): Progress IS made foUowing Beeut. 4-pc llvlng rm Mt, Story & Clark Plano Con· good cond. lutta tlot '82 Civic 1300 H•tchbecll 8l Cellca, It blu w/Clk blu mtlaa 1 185() 541•7249
imuol delay Che<:k rules, regulations. Focus on snap declBlons. only 1 wl( old. >u111 ~ aole well\Ut 111n1 cond ·13 ElalnOI'• 125, great XOSfiA-AElttv Sood, 4 'Pdd ·.,}.6f1!>-087f:16
1·,:e1n1 ~=is. 5 :.:ii.!!0 ::J~.~~· Vtl" I
short tnp.s and exchange o f ideas with re lative. Family member r,~r.&:6e Ml *265· 11470· 642 .. 001 cond. h.,dly ridden. 1085. Ra011 .no,. new con · .-.uvv. ""' .. 17200ob0 857-8005 175 SlWgn, auto, p;/pb. 'd . . b I d . Wurllt•er Spinet Pt1no Beet oner•. 831-2852 clutcn, la.cqar paint,,_ (1111 1117 -----~ •t--wtllta '"n• well a1 s . in securing property, o ta~n ng necessary papers an m BUY DIRECT FROM l600~ 54a.7272 • chtome, MINT• 11000. Vtlk1w•1•• 9173 s2860: 548.445',"
gelling rid of supt:irfluous matenaJ. MANUFACTURER ~ 73 Vam•h• eo. rwtored. 873-7940 '86 VW tiug. new Ure•. --------
TAURUS (April 20.M ay 20): P opularity Increases, social andNve60to78%onnaw IJ!rllat..... IUO 1275tobo. 845-0217 clutch & brake 1ya1em ttJYILYI
act1Vlllt'S Ul'C't'lerate, c hances to increase income potential topquelttybedNta.Twln fu u .. a 1 wk ski lll-.&....... ... tlll $1500.546-8460 ILWllll . d .. M1• IU•t '80.05, lull Mtl Pre1800 GSP 727 Bind· .,..._ -·• ... 8 kl ......... 118 BMW IOOka l runs ---Aa1ume p•yment• of mulup~?'M· Emphasts also{ on co~unicauon0, traye.J Saan . bo:dY luat 170.05. save even Ing• l300 nrm 407•2288 ~· 7'V:' ;i;w. 1;0~~ great, ~11 ... , Show· ~9oo!.qu:J:bi~1t~• ~~~r s 3 3 8 / m 0 0 Ac
image. oney comes rom surprise source. erruru, gittartus more on queen and king SURFBOARD Smtllltoet chrome, new back tire. room cond. red wttan 167510bo. 845_ 1771 Iv ( 1EHH008}
persons figurl: prominently. :;~ 10:rH dallv:ry s~ 1150. 780-8243 run1 Ilk• new, 11600, 8111 S~ obo. Jay 8"'4·01l1 m90. Wll..-..ol
GEMINI <May 2 1-June 20): Your position is s tronger than 980-1221 '"· 101m daye, 499•7593 -• .88 pop-top camper. H1· 1111
orig inally antil'1pa1.ed. Ctrcumstances, Including legal decisions, llatMa~ HH 'Wlt, i••t '81 Hond• CR250, Mugen '77 BMW 320I AIC. alloy•. SOUTH refrlg, sink. atove. ri.u ang 111H 177
take sudden swing in your favor. Timing, judgment are on target 1211 Be Lt Radf•l Saw . ttrM .. -kit, xtru 1750. 963-97o4 ~h:Ms ~~~2~•· & paint. S2400. 642·8983 •
-vitality returns optimism replaces gloom Leo Scorp io 780 2'1• H.P. 2 Carbide eeXOTlfOt 25 RCA '81 Kawaa.kl KZ305 xlnt OOUITY 68 SOUAAEBACK:--;ebri CBeom.•ch'.n, '•1n ..... 1 !!.9!'!°'11on • · • Bladel metal atand $-450 CotOf TV. 2 yr wrnty cond 1850 75l-42Sa '83 BMW 3201. lull s 900 -· natives play key r oles. Ilk•,_, 541-1501 $148. FrM def. Open · · European upgrtdea. lllZI ef\g. 1100 548•2 ot prevloualy owned
CANCER (J un e 2 1-July 22): Look behind scenes, obtain II Sufi. TV John'• 646-178& quality c:.rrlad lhrough to .. WI WILL llT 68 vw Bug Sn ~-Mag•. Pom;hes, Audi• and
story that had been h idden or obscured. Be analytical, discern llhctllaaMll 12 Hard 10 find: aotld wt1nu1 1111111-J,•E the amallHt Cletall. IE l .. SILI S l300 84 2·8 79 or VolkawlQtlll•·
mo lives, re jecl su perCicial e xplana lions. Scenario highlights * UTITI ~-* 1 ~~eo :;aii;:h,6'8" long .• 0o:','~~ob~ ;; ~Y~~':.~i!ialnttlntd Volume Sales, Service 557 •
5191
• Bob
intrigue. romance, c1·eativity, a bility to make views kn.pwn in ~ ~1'..... ~l':_ · PBMl H0-1221 tit. 101m ~ectlonltt. ~16,000. 187~~d~~~~~vd. ~~:~\27:l,;'~~d=~·;,~~1
dramatic fashion. Cetm Fr. Prbv. tufted •I ITllll IYm• 7~4.S:f.8262 n 1me n 1 Hunllnglon Beach 645-5462
LEO (July 23-Aug 22)· Whal had been a superficial ch•nneled beige chalae Sony programmable re-Mtltr Btatl IOIO (71.a) 1•2-2000 Bugs, campers. eUiiia, . . · . ·. . . $525 4'.h yda gold allk celvar. tape deck BMW '84 3181 5 apod ,. ,. r e lauonshp will now g row 1n 1ntens1ty. Know tt, be aware of MS 'KarHlan ruga: 3x5 wldolby and powerful 'll Fiii Oll•llll aunroot radio' ale llm~ laraaaa Glaia from $1299 Many to
subtle nuances and obvious responsibilities. Domestic adjust· s2s0. 4x6 $400 (aqu•). ;~·~~7~;~· Call Paul ldMe TtJ lted a11p'd1n. PP. s16.ooo. 163 WHtTEGHt.A9132 ~~g~;:3~rom 642•9259·
mcnt o<.'curs, fa.nancial status rould be "allered." Taurus, L ibra, Xlnt cond. Caah only. • v-8, Auto trans. tectory 213/377-0627
Scorpio natives play s1gmf1canl roles. 646-1122 TV ~ENTALS $20 per mo a ir. power 11earlng, Conventenlly Located Orig owner, stereo. xlnt '12 Y W llllllT
VIRGO (A 23 Se 22)· Def' r h . Amigo elec whMI chair 10 COior TVs. w/optlon AM/FM (atereo). CruiM & Competlllvety Priced cond. $3lOO. 675-06 1~ 4 cyt, aut~ .~ens . factory .. ug. .-P,t: · . m~ terms. rea l?.e t at on e m wlec;eeaa, sooo. Whl chr to buy 540·3 t05 control. 43,950 mllea. 71. 2nd ownr • .super clean. air. AM/FM (etereo) low
position to pull strings ts leaning m your favor. P ounce o n commode/ahower chr. INt "-I 7011 Stove. Aefrtgerat0<. 3 to 4'-runs exit. nu int. 1 yr mlieage,Xlnt cond.super
opportun1 ues, be a ware, alert and don't leave scene of "action ." $250. Bedalde commode. 1 I, -•era chooH from on our truck \,II paint. ~tired. spec ta I clean. Must See (P0572l
You'll be asked to d e m onstrate con cepts theories Pis<.'es and $100.662-2302 13 DJ>ry liafilng boat. lot neit door. (P0733) Sales-Service-Leasing whla $3150 Mike S56876NewAabbllsto . . • · Fbrg11 w/oak oars, ralls. South County VW-lsuzu, 645·5374 or 642·6 189 Choo&e from. South
455 E. Coaat Hwy.
Newport Beach
6'73·0900
A1loa, Doa11tic
Ca•illac 13ot
1979 CadUlac Eldorado.
fully loaded lncludlng
elec mooo root. Im·
maculate condition.
S9.999 ( 1BDE4641 SUNBELT IMPORTS, 639-1584 another Virgo figure prornmently. Auth. butcher blk $1000 seata. $300. 1982 Charle 151• 1 Beach Blvd .. Hunt· Dr1V CARVER .73 K Ghia. 1 owner, 75K Count)' VW·isuzu, 18711
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): Good lunar aspect highlights law Handmade wool braid St. CM 850-7079. In g I on Be a ch • l"'-1 J ml. wtra clean, gd shape Beech Blvd,. Huntington 1980 Cadillac Sevilla, 'rugsl1500.549·2"'47 7148422000 ll."j n.~'1'.'. 1•\ ~ Beach,714-842-2000 cornmuna:at1on with one in a foreign land. Emphasis also on B 11 1 h 0 1 1 d fner IMll 7012 · --... ~ .'-t '"'-'''-r.·1~, 1 \ S-4200 OBO 645-5508 auto, till. telescopic, p/w,
travel. add1t1onal funds. pro m otion and relationship which can ~:~~V~TY ~nE.r 'S,8s, 12 ft ServilOf tnflata61: '7~ ~r.~oa~ ll~rulter. "'. ~::' •• "'.'t .... ;: 1111•• 9141 7~~gca~tfi''4Jl~.cc:i:o: r~:~s·1n~!'~r.P'.-:.~:~
n o longer be considered "casual. .. Cancer . Capricorn persons play 840-8700 eves with O/B & aalls. many du111 ' alr: .. .:" cont~l=: OCM:Vl~R ·78 Mazda ate Hatch· slereo cass. Westlalia cassette. wtre whtel COV·
d ominant roles CAMPER SHELL· ptneled extras. uted 6 limes. hllch $0500 675-2424 bacll. Dix. sunroof, 48M top. $2455. 675-3875 ers, 37,000 actua.I mlies, · · $375. 875-6737 or · · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•---· tm ac lie condlllo SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2 1): Reach beyond current Inside, 1111 Dataun. 752·5282wkdys rrdlen S•lea·SeMC&-Leulng ml. amlfm cass -Prl~ ~o sell $11 ,88~:
expectations. You're due for wider audi~nce, '"?ore peol pie are =~=2~~6'..t':i&~'; Ilka 1981 Bertram 38• Ill. Twin Tra.e\ 1014 WIEST 12300/obo. 642•5051 'l1 HPH llETU (972ZTHI SUNBELT IM·
concerned with your vie w s and may confide their prob ems and C•t dtlt, 1oeded, rm· 195313 .. 1. 23' w/cabana. llYEITORY erct4H leas 9145 Good cono. New uohot. PORTS, 839·1584
place trust ut you . Aries, Leo, Libra natives figure in scenario. Cwltrouoad Flraemawlol•od ghoaordd m1cu111e. $219,SOO. Fully encl. Shower. hMd, •. 78 3201.. A/T. A/C 172 226. New eng. auto. Empl mags. radials Orig. Ro..__. V Sluts Inc a/c, s1--. beaut. cond. owner. $2500. 997-1565 Assignment ts near comple tion . $180.95 par cord. De-..,.... , · lull kit. Beaut. Int. (687UQD) -""'
71 Coupe OeVllle. 1uns
~Int. new tires, very clean
Int S 1000/olr. Mu11 sell SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 2 1): Break from past livered & llJlciled 10 your Bkr 6"'6-1997 $1400/obo. 840·7488. *'79 3201; 4 spd, SIA $5000/obo, 639·2880 72 Super Bealle convert.
indicated -spotlight o n legal papers, possible partnerships, new ~~~r:T·a~4 ~~ end 2 ri'r.:d•:!~~·:u.Ti~~~ '-,•• men/ _1 S ~~j~Y~iJ,1: 4 apd, SIR ·7~~.s~~.~~e :~~br~ looks & runs liken-. red 78 Seville, loaded, ark
starts tn new directions. Marital status is affected, relationships ESCA LIFT chtlr elevator to bellave. 1tt place win-1111 -(85821 low 1T1lleage on rbll w/while top & int 15900 gray, bik roof $7800.
undergo transformation. Defer to wishes of those who aided ln Ilk• new 1750 548•1501 ' ner, unbellavabla equip-PX!NT AND LtOHT BODY *'79 3201: 4 spd, A/C hi-compression eng. new obo. Must seei_5_54·_19_7_7 963-8712
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d h I 1 · · -merit. expenalve & worth WORK: Save SS & In· (094XEO) tires. wheels. paint, uph, past an w ose oya ty remains strong. FIREWOOD: Ou•lllY mix... 8llflry penny. B•y crulalng crease your car'• value *'79 3201, 4 apd, SIR crpt, trim, brakes etc. '72 YW R1llllit CtaY. ·79 CUSTOM PHAEiON
CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jan.19):Emphasisonemployment, S85 '~corddetlveredfree toottanorellanlng.lruly bySS.Blll969·12:21 (7269) s 2 1.00010BO P P 4 c:y. 5 spd, AM /FM 4 ar,io7~~1~~gS87SO.
basic tasks, security• d ependents and care of pe~ Digestive enywtiere. 636-4680 unique. On trailer at *'79 3201; 4 apd, SIA 639-0333 or 662·2238 (stereo). low mileage, Kini i----------
problern can be solved if you agree to a more ''sensible" diet. In llUY Fii Baayelde Merine Salee. .l11•ar-M·Trl1••lt (OOtvPZ) cond. super clean. Must 82 Eldorado, 1mmacu111e, 673-0570. Are you di ... tlsfled withe •'70 5281; A/T, AIC 'll 240 I see (P0647) $7987 23K ml, $17.500 obo.
Another Capricorn volunteers aid, wiLI prove to be a valuable mlSTllll 24, Plllll UllW service on your cir? *(~8085Z~2E6i.· Auto. P/S, AJC Like New Largest Seleclion 01 Con· 404-3408
aLiy. UILY '83, 305 Chevy/OMC. lo p ..... call & ttlk to ua. 5 epd, AIC (539 MUil vertlbies In Town South --------
AQl'ARIUS (Ja n . 20-Feb. 18): Y ou get what you want C.1mlc:a made to order. hra. trlr. 1 2 ,000 :.~1~~~8.0"'!11~0 ~~it~:h i~~z~~61: 5 spd. SIR Hiit ~:~~y~-l~uunu~~~~~ TSHEELUECTll11El1T
through diplomacy, persuasion. Popularity increases, especially lnctudlng nativity 181• dwnl TOP, $280/mo. Cira. Contlnen111 cer (1CUT843) Beach. 714•842•2000 a m ong m e mbers of o pposite sex. Focus on speculation, change, large & smell anowmen $16,500. Cllnlc 751·8880 *'82 3201; 5 spd, SIR ~-Ii( )~ano" ··= ''late mode•. tow mlleage and large & amall Santa 22' SEA RAV, '78, 228 (1EVF483) I ' to-" ~ '71 SUPER BEETLE Cadillacs In Southern travel and a variety of experiences. G emini. Sagittarius persons Clau1e1. Mr. a Mra. San-GMC, VHF. trlr, $3,000 Aatn Waalt4 H20 *'83 9201; 5 spd, SIA ( oaM ~-·•O N-German eng wit yr c autornlat see us todayl
play key roles tu too. 2 al:rea. Orna· Own/TOP. I 180/mo, Hlghest CUii lmmed. lor (1FZP075) 12M ml guar .. new 40M UIERI
PISCES (Feb. lg• March 20).· You may be temporar1'Jy menl• •nd oil* llem•. 112,500. Bkr 060·0003, iour . .-...1c•-. d~t1e Of' *'83 6331; 5 apd, lo mt. 11;'1:1~• ~1•1vo c0111 ,..)• tires, new black paint, P ..... call "?"oulae for ...,.. 080-1725 ~-· ,. ........... (8095) ~ ~ 11141 "1 1110 Blaupunkt am/Im caas. OlllLUO discouraged because o f restrictions, rules, red tape. However, your order. 840-8709 orelgn. 551-8285 1
bs 1 LI '--th ·u .__ -. :t6.3' Saa Ray Dancer '70 WE llY llt.1111 'll I.I Utrtl ElrttH• 1 tow bar Incl All rece PIS 2600 Harbor Blvd. o ·tac es WL ~overcome. ere wt I.A" greater security and 325 hrs.atpall.lnci.tratler. 208w. lat.SantaAn• 46Kmlles,$43.50b. ava:I $2900 497-1978 COSTA MES~
older md1\'ldual w1 LI lend benefit o f e xperience. Aquarian plays Gtus top library table cover, extru. $23,000. OLW ODS Closed Sunday 494·8671 74"" Bee'l1e. orig ownr I 140-1810
k ey ro le ! l!'°c u Hio,;:er Sp;l~h~ 894-1103; ava 091·8592 All TllOIS LARGE SELECTION OF 79 240D. lmmac. cono. • 66.000 orig mt S3450. '=iliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiT!~·~·:!·~···~·~r~===j~~s 714-240-1170 28' SEAAAV Expr ... '78, NEW & USED BMW'S! 66,000 miles. $12.995 I 631·2349 lltl ~m Clanrtltt 13 I twn rnerc on.II-a, 110. & Call 875-1387 _ 1 75 Sclrocco. runs e111t, I 1983 Chevle El Cemlno. f..... ~ DO A LITTLE ORIENTAL Blk coffee 1111"'"1 Ot1t••t1 )(Int cond. 123.500. sip 79 240 D. llke new, sn rf, I needs body worl\ Auto. p/s. ale. V-8. p/w, ~il~t : ~ BUSINESS IN YOUR table, 30x88x18" SIOO, SAL-t!· Sunday 1·3 at C·5,MarlnaDune1.N.B. a/c,nutlres,batt.engtne $1700ob0 673·9175 Ult. cruise Conqulsta, SAlt ~ OWN HOME 875--0288 Bobby t.4c0ees. W. Pac. Ask for Keith, 241-9292. Liil IUll l•W $13,200 552-2887 --1 t3.000 actual mlles ~~ 1 . •••• ~·-!'.,,. ,. ; Prov.dlnset aolldmaple, CoutHwy.N.B 31Ft.UnlflUeSedanSpon VOLUMESALES 79 450sELshow rm c;on-1 *2RHTORHYW'S* I Pr1cec to sett $9695. . • _I! • •
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L' hutch, 6 chrs, axe $950. 2 HA~BOR KEY THRIFT Asher Cummins ve dsl SERVICE & LEASING d ltlon, Blk/Tan 101. I Ito choose 642-9259 (3A49765) SUNBELT IM·
.. ' ROMWoodchr11150 ... SHOP807W.10thSt .. Dual stallona. sips 6 WIRY 3870N.CherryAve $24,950549-2646 ,fa DaSher wgn 4Si)d l PORTS,839·t584 l-; ' .I cdr chesl S 195. 55~842 CM. All clothing & slloee Loaded & lmmeculate USED CARS & TRUCKS LONG BEACH 80 300D snr1 xlnt eond I al e. 72 ,000 m1 $2500 68 AF Camaro--=A-eb-,-, 3""'2""1 ·-'1'1 price Oc1 2~ 29 Owner will aacrtflce FOR (No. Che<ry exll·-405) 36-0966 f 5 , ' 4" Q UAL ITY CU ST 0 M . • . $-49,500, C1ll direct or COME IN OR CALL ll 14) HI 1110 Lo ml. S 18 9oo1bst olr 5 a t Corvette motor $2700
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• • t FURNITURE: 9' 1011 Hou1e Ctub Membership your broker. 675-8700 Fiil ......m l'r1de-lns W~loome 540-0985 dys. 675-64761 79 vw Dsi Rabb11 dlM,Sir.l For more mlo, call Craig
$300. 6' cotfea lbl S2SO. MUST SELL Cormler·DeUllo Now open Sun 11•4 eves/wknds II 4spd, 4dr, stereo, •lnl. at 840· 1731
8' credenza w/cane Best otfll' 540-2522 p.p Elec bay boat, 18'1> 11, llber OIORILET .80 Mercedes 300D l(lnt 24K rnl $4700 851 ·3922 ~2 Chell lmnala 4dr $750.
Cloors $300, limp• & end LANDSCAPE EXTRJ\S glall, lmmac. nu bottom 18:211 BEACH BLVD. D1l11a 117 cond, :ow ml, air.' new '80 RABBIT CO NVE.Al I 68 Buick Electra 4dr
5124 It rllttc~ lt>ts.493•3140 1s gal. planta 10 20·2""· ~r/~t. ca;;~·~ocov:b~n HUNTINGTONBEACH *·806XTSUN-BMut tires, auto 1ock. orig. Whttblk top. 5 spd. a/c, s5so.o tter 760-3698
1-;;;:;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiii;;jRE·DECORATED: Antique boll Ir-StO to $150~ 548-6322 14l-tOllJMl·lll1 510,,_radltltlrea. owner $21,950 Call am/Im cass. gold whls. 79 CAMARO. 1 owner, lo 7 DAYVAAD SALE 1982 11 dining aet Circa 1000. Stepntng atones & brick WIPAYTW-••• auto.alr.p/a,st•reo. 7-9am.642-0467. $7500/obo 645--0430 m1$3995 ~5-7578 Charle SI 9-4 Bikes, Beautiful mirrOfed conM steal at $3001 Lt wood 10 to 25 otr11t ea. Couple Wtllerafl Scarab 38' 1981. ......_ $500 balOw bk, $-4825 -
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moped, mini bikes. tabla's S:200 ... Pool canvas 10_.1, coffee R.A llH. 2051 So 150,000 Xlnt cond fHllDUll 6"'0.l200pleaaelvmeu Aak •bout the money we 80 Sclrocco. 10 ml. AC. :nev. 1978 Monu ve.
molorcycles, parts, tires, table $1150. Wood Din table & rNdlng chalr Towner. S.A 557.1489. 71 41752-1400 ext 2320 H •• •&llll can nve you thru our I AMIFM. 1tlnl COl"ld Super auto. alr, gOOO cond .. whls, accessories, tanks. table w/4 chairs $2500. $200. 7eo.6243 N-=-:I-/-;.:::.-;., 7 I DATSUN 510 4 or, purchase & lease plan•. buy at $4500 559-8112, $2,000 714·962-06211
tenders. glass top show· Henredron bedroom LeroY Neiman (Satchmo) INll, Seil 7014 "'"' -auto, good condition M• ILEllllS , 536-6935 Fl•ITI
cases. Dory fishing boat, p:ece $2500. Compl. 9!rla Remodetl;'iS.,.gametbl St5oo. Prv Party_ 181 Hobie Cat, new Miis & 2480Harbor B/lld. $1500. 0 .B.O. 548-8514 t•PllTI '83 Rabbit c~I SEE IS n
mag truck wheals, ltres, rBo_o..m In :'.!'..11te / Stu1 Oh. ~v~: 111~· D:~~:i 7141851•5155 tramp, S 1500. 533-8664 COSTA MESI< ·73 1200, 2 dr, 1 lady ownr, l30l Quall Stree1 red/blk sport trim, SK mi.1.ve have a good Mlectlon
new mag whls 1982 ""room c • ..,. w mac Meglc Island charter mem-21' Reynold• Catamaran Ul·UIO M1·1•1l 4tpd.11005. 645-7578 NEWPORT BEACH "absolutely MINTI" $5001 of NEW & uted Chev· Cherie St. {otwn Bernard nllt stand & headboard range 1125· 780•6839 berlhlp, 0388. 953.9000 1981 Steeps 4. VHF, lll·llOO dwn, assume low lease or roletsl Sea ua today!
&Hamlllonl650·7079 11800. O.E. Big tcreen Sota 8' corduroy. 11lnt S 5 WIWAITYlll '121A1111 buy Sll.400 Brian. -TV 11650. Vlell¥ Sund•y o $1M 675-6090 Mu1t MllSU!yk bedS100 outbrd, hd, 3 aall• 799 2--• •• MG 1141 497-4814 or 497·1561 Coucttes, dressers. end Oct 23, 11.5. 203 t Vteht con · r · 8'd aol• 1 100 Waaher & 532·5118 or 549· 1891 OLIAI ISll 1111 ---COHN ELL
CHEVROLET table. misc 540-2318 "-t-"er. 6'46-2215 or SOFA (8'cu1tom) gooel Dryer $100 844-0539 See Ronald 0-A11ume payment• ol •5•3-b"'o-•A-ep""1'""1c·a·. -x""1""n-t, 2~73 F dh D c •• ...... ...... E 26' Folk Boat. perlect I 2 2 a I m 0 . 0 A c " or am r , ·"" 644-2187 cond. trlhtonea. MUSTSELLISof1bed,lull weekend H iie r, xlnt (lEJH53o4) MUSTSACRIFICE
MOVING SALE. Ca ne $-400/obo, 640-8931 all•; cnah1rocker): end cond. 1•1 l8000 t>uys. LIAll-&aDll& 15000 obo. 840-4568
=~~ ~~~1~9,:s ~~~j~ larace I llnfii lale s~::,d~ J~ ~ry w~~ tbt•. lamp•. 840-8209 Ben P .P. 848-4497 111_ 11H '68 MGB COl"lvertlbie. new
$700.Aattancouch,large Sal/Su119·5.Llvtng&dln· $300,551•5030 New back awing• (In· •Ranger 2 4 atoop , tires. remove hdlp overstuffed swlvel Pap· Ing rm turn. RefrlQ. paint-....,alon Ible) 1200. call loaded, $7850. Mull NII '78 B210, wttt. blue vl!'l'yl S14001olr. 540-8299
pahsan chair w/olloman Inge. mite. 84§ Vl1t1 Sola Sleeper w/Love -•· 558-8000 thia WMll. 011trea1 aale. top, nu palntltlre1.. '73 llAG Midget. •Int cond ..
very large wicker chair: Bonlla.TheBlutftbetllnd neutrtl tonaa $150. OftwnltaqueenlleepSofa 22Kboall875~030 ... MlDtt"' till AM /FM can, orig. ,_top. Urea, brakea,
ind more 432•0942 CdM hlghsctiool. Table, 5 c:h•lr• & eunet 1225. 2 beloe/brown new CAL 25. lmm11CUlate. neyio 'll---.rl owner. au par c ar carpets. Many 1p11re1
lrriat '144 GIA NT Sale. Like n-S 125· fM0·8417 chalM 1150 each, wrlling Ulla, motor & rigging. •I• IUZD S 1950/obo.833-9797 $2200. 675-9961
houaet'lold good•. turn & Walnut tbl, round, d11nlah d..ai 190. 2 antique 11,... $10.000. 5"'2·3303 ..,.8. 4 ........ feet""' •Ir, ·77 280Z. 38K 0<lg ml, wire 79 MG Midget, 20,000 Gar1ge sale misc Items acoeu. Chlldrens ltemt. oll fin, 2 lvH. 175. aide chatr• 1 125 eaen. s wt h .....,. -r wtll1, 4-apd, xlnt cond mllea. Xlnl cond '872 Ga1nsport Cr. boo~a. garden toot•, xlnt 640-0388 5'118' Playhouae $85 you Columbl• 21 loop 1 PC1WW •tearing, cueette. 18500. 842·5255 $3050/0B0.673·9020
lrvlne. Sat 10122 Sun clothes. 14 Kama Ill T .... ~-"" d-.. 1100 ..,,__ haul. 2 Wrought Iron olflh0<•8~0::,~~ Kint tc ... ono0 .. auoupart ciek.,,lot' 10123 8am Court. NB. (Npt Creet "'"""" ..., . ·"""' Patio table• with chelra mu• f'I r rue '78 280Z. aunrl, m1tgl. Pe11Mt II SS
- -~ 1wflhse's). Ticonderoga & organ/bench 1300· cheat 1150 Hch. 631-2191. CORONADO 15. Com· next door · 2 10 ~ .. a5m98
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chra. dlnelle set. 6 chrs. •hp 018 $250,coucn175, Ane Furnlllhlnga. French. CASSETTE DUPLICATOR $1485· 673•88 7 In g I on Be a ch . 21012 Ir. PtHC~t 15'1
cotf• & 81'10 Ibis. patio tWl'I bed S70, qn bed En llah Rare Chin ... $375. Pedded envelopes. LIMf yellow hull White 714-1142·2000 4 eyl. 4 apd, ftctory air.
111. bullet, plcturea: $150, cnra $150. Sat Co,leciiona. Screen, 120 box. Blan" caaMtt... deck nu dotty racing tiller ,74 JEEP Che al(" S AMIFllA (atareo). low 'll"PllSlll 124
hdl>Oe.rds, misc Items. 12·5. Sun 0-5. 2012 ........... 1 P0<celtlna Oar· 80t ea. 846-0087 auto blller c.rry Ill bag r · mlleega. itlnl cond. auper 4 ciy, 4 apa, Cauette. hanging lamps elec Ot L 650-2022 ..,.... · • xlnt cond Joining Navy Orig. owner. xint conO. ........ t ~P0721) 8 805
train·•· s· aturday, · ana n. den Fine Wrought lro0nl Rola• Prealdenl raptle• muat tel.II 673_16 .. 0 $2000. 842·8001aft1pm. ,._n, mua -mage. 4 · mllea. A BMut I t ....... ., .. 5 01 t " · $3087. South ounty XLNT cond, super clean. 1600 Llnco:n Ln at Have sometn1ng to ee11 I UO•. many · w• ""· _... · an pro-78s-.&Oe2 evea ·74 JEEP J 10 TRUCK VW·leuzu. 187t1 Beach Muat s-. Near Whole·
Hamp·"lre 548-,326 Claaslhe<I ads do It well. P1fnllng1, unuau•I rare Jact TV, 11505. 646-2855 · · ..... ~~~ .. ~·!· ~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~i~1~~·~,,.~~·~5~~~~~~fc~~ Sid Sab t $•50 ~ry Auto. PIS, air, •hell, Blvd .. Huntlngl0f"l 8"Ch, H ie. (P0435) $6987 . m ..... ., -a• Wllnut pool t1ble 8X4 Jney o ' .. ' •v atereo $3700 1173-29 t2 714·8"'2·2000 South County VW·lsuzu. Wuller & elec. o..-. $300. t Of'ldlllon saoOtcuh' good cono. 551·2555 .
1 hralt11e &025 Fa11i111t 1025 Stereo/bullet ··~~blnat op c · · '79 CJ7 DREAM JEEP. '80 2eozx Orig. Owner, 18711 Beach Blvd. Hunt· I 100. TV atanCI S25. 644-0277 INl1, S7000 O.B.O. AIC. Cruise control. I n g I o n B e a c h .
l(g *1 bed $50 Dresser 8 New mattress Hit, twin 551..e353 Waveleu waterbed. • .... I IJtf 7011 642-0546 m0<nlng1 loaded, mini COl"ld., 45K 7 t4·842•2000
nlte tbl S25. 650-1529 $60. lull $85. qn StOO, heeler, decor frame. xlnl n•iiiln Liii .. r Ii M3S ml, allver bllle, 18500 'l1PllSOll1111
Kl Site Bed Spr .. d .. king s 120. 750-5832 WetMbed. king, t>ooUhell cond. $300. 780-0288 • 11c I _o_e_o_._P_.P_._oeo... __ 8880 ___ 8 cyt, 5 spd. ,. •• ,FM ng · " hdbrd rllMd padeeta~ 130 V~o. 50 hra. trlr. 71 DATSUN p Q Good "" Pad. N-Frame. SIOO NEWPORT BEACH w/8 drwra ec:cesa Incl. Whirlpool wHlllng mtcll. 1n11tout. offer. Bkr worktruckll50o'oBO '12210DTllM (alereo).lowmlleege,xlnt S~ Sola. Simmons, 7' brown 1e1t11er tola, Sl50/obo ·540•9402 touch button + m1tch 080·0003, 8\lel 960·1125 548_8514· · · · Anume payments of condition, super clean. Ea I l h tones S 1 0 0 $275, Danish walnut OR ' dryer, exit cond. $-400 pr. -,......,..,-,..-...,.....-=-=-=~ 0 c must .... All orlgtnel.
857-5703 Ht, $350: xtra long 901 Whit• glua top dinette Poll111ed aolld wd round 19 ft S!Mcratt. 456 Olds '7 2 A ancher 0 GT f1~J~o~D 0 · A (P0772). South County
L-11-g-e-b-ro_w_t'l_b_ook or toy bo• spring, mattre88 & M't. m•tchand tbl $140, 3 tbl, w/4 metch capt1an1 eng. New Berkley Jet. Nu $1500/0 BO. 082·5610 Wll·&aDuu VW·lluzu, 1871 t Beach trame. $75, 2 decor. erio b1ker1 reek•. brown tone chra 1200 873-1330 palntluphot, tandem trlr -Blvd .. Huntington Beach. 91\elf. Also great In oar· tablet w/carved detall•. 125-•5. Cordoroy lludlo • . M500. 780-8582 ·73 Ford Courier w/cmpr II 1· 1111 714-842-2000
-o• 150 545-5095 SISO pr, gold antique coueh S150, Wht d•. •ilc. Waat.. 1121 '75 C•llf Bow-rider 17W •hell. run• good, body Lo~ .. ,·•-..... dbl b-", 1 s 25 t~"t 1·-p •1 t• Pr · • · grNt, nu Urea & brka. 8t DATSUN 310, 3 1K ml. •1• 111--•"lll ........ ~"""'...... ""' m rror. 1 All xlnl m• "'' ng _,, • "' 1111 llllLIAIU' In-out Clrlve, low hra. a:lnt s 1850 850..g 188 $3000 • ,.. ... _
exit cond. $239 Delk cond Ari 073-5328 Oenltll HIY ahr1 l80. Paul. 64e-0792 COl"ld. $-4000.1151·1642 • tpd, ~~k= · OAllllUT w/chr S89 857-8005 wkdys; 673-3118...,.. 557-3110 ·74 Chevy Vd on pickup. 6 Auuma P•ymenlt OAC ~!!!!9~iiiiiiiiii!i~ •Ultll la1t. 1124 IMt al. cyl, 4 tpd, aervloe utlllly --,.-,-.-TSll--11-0-CEL(171608)
elecfMic PlANO U80 ltnltt 7020 bed $1100 ObO 545-0073 Allum• paymenta ol WU·UllllO&
Of' ti.II O"-'· 720·9406 PROF. IOXtFIRisA '70FORO TRUCK XLT 1113.85 mo. OAC. H1·11H
Getmtlnhtrdt Student CUSTOM VARNISH Supat Cab,¥. ton, 480 en· (023e). = .. ~.-•• ~._-ff---...~~l
Flute 1160 831·2330 FrM•I. Dave 840-~49 glne, loaded, xlnt con-LWl-AlllllOA !:!.! · · Ill I iMb fiU d1t1on. 6200 m1. a1000. 911• ttH Good copy Of 0-28 M"11n ft! 642-4816
acouetlO guitar. wlcaM. Blil'60i m S:J:iO 401,. renul Hll IOY CARVER xlnt 1180 813-8188 .. HT ~ · ........ 82 CHEV 810 Pldlup, V8, 1~•iooi,_ ____ ,...'"!"P ' ' "' ~...,,.. _.,,. 4 ....... 18"""' 55t-12tt ,.,. F'«T'ltl 330GT 2+2, PEAVY T80 GUlttl' W/C41M, 12ft. 1225/mo. 54Ms.t7 _... """· ~. 3t.OOO ml, Bot· IO.l.5-~
PEAVY Cl•HIC Amp Slls>t avelltble 28' & 40' ... renl ..,.., AC. -.c wtn-..... -"'' ~ ,~.,.., ""' w/ph .... diet .. •evefb Cell Mon.'Frl , 9.5: 177 B0aa: it. LAndm:;tl, dowl. factory conv to ,...,,..,.,,..," • •• .... "'"'
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I WAS WATC.~INC:t
''CHEERLEADER MIGH ''
YOUR HOMITDWI DlllY PIPIR
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IT1S GOOD TO ENJOV YOU~ WQR~
BUT IT'S DANGEROUS TO ENJO'(
IT TOO MUCH ..•
by Jim Davis
WELL, I'M
WATCt-41NG
''WONDER
CAI".'
l WAS MOCM MORE' PA~SIVE
BEFORE I &£CAME A
WONDER CAT CAPET
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NANCY @,
DOC, HE'S BEEN
YAWNING ALL
--·HE MUST
BE SICK
MISTER,
HE'S NOT
SICK--
DENNIS THE MENACE
' That ~s Smell the flowers,
but don't pick. em~ ..
WEEK ---
. . .. and TMAT sign proolv says
-'Keep off the grass'l
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THAT THING
MAKES HIM
YAWN
by Hank Ketcham
JUDG'E PARKER by Harold. Ledoux
BY YOUR 0/-JN AOMlSSION, SHEILA
HASN'T BEEN ACTING EXACTLY
: NORMAL! SHE TELLS YOU THAT
. SHE DIDN'T WANT RAYMOND TO
1 KNOW WE STOPPED THERE
LAST NIGHT!
RIGHT! THEN WHEN I CALL
THE HOUSE LATER-, RAYMOND
ANSWERS AND THANKS US
FOR DROPPING BY TO SEE
9HEILAt
•
IN OTHER I DON'T KNOW!
WORDS, DID SHE TELL HIM
SHE OR DID HE SEE US
TOLD LEAVING THE HOUSE
HIM~ WHEN HE WENT
HOME?
01i<AY1 ABBEY! I 'LL
GO WITH YOU!
MEANWHILE SHEILA, I'M TERRIBLY
SORRY ABOUT THIS MORNING! I
SWEAR IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN
AGAIN! OPEN THE DOOR! a
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I 'M GOING TO FIND
OUT, COUNSELOR ...
WITH OR WITHOUT
YOU!
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WE CHEE~ OUR MEART'S
OUT EUE.Rf.J WEEKEND IU
ON 1Ml6 FROZEN
TIJRF !
MOON MULLINS
Youf< HoNoR--oN OJ<
,ABOUT DINNERTIME
IHIS 5VENlNG, MY
CLlfNT WAS FO~CEE>
BY l,ADY PLUSHBoTTOM
10 f3.AT HIS
VEC5ETABLES !
· You AL~E,ADY <iOT MERCY,
LADY P--1 L-EFT OUT
BEETS, ,ASPARAGUS AND
SOLITARY C,AULIFLOWEf<> ...
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Aa,7fy!
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OUlt FEET A'E. NUMB,
WE'RE TURNIN& BUJE ,,.
GOoD MOF?NING, f<AYo--
DIDYou
SLEEP
WELL?
we LOOK J'USTUKE.
ASMURF!
You BET I DID···
INCfDeNTLY, You LooK
Goop rN STRIPE"S ...
DOCTOR SMOCK ~ by George Lemont
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AN' NOW l1""1S 1"'1Me FOR
l"Hf: OL.' "ReMOVINCS -rHe
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• BUS STOPPER! Heckler, bNrdlng crowded bus: "Well: No.h, Is your •rtt full?"
Bus driver: "Ste pri9h tin, sir, we 'res hcwto ned onkey." RNrrainge
YOU'RE ELECTED
TOFINDWORD
I am a flve·letter word
in everyday use. par·
ticularly around elec·
lion time. Take away
my first letter and I
fall behind time.
Transpose what Is lefl
and I am a fresh-water
duck. Transpose my
last three letters and I
become a beverage.
Or, beginning anew,
transpose my all and I
am a bargain In slang.
Transpose again and I
rank among the
smallest. Transposed
again to my original
sell, you'll find me on
a roof. What word?
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spacing of driver's reply for wnse. No f•lr peeking
below. • .. Ae~uop 9UO tJO<I• ., ...... ,,, 'UI ·~o,, de1S ..
• Sum Fun! E ighteen more than twice a number Is
equal to three less than three times the number. What
Is the number, please? , ·euo ~u·~ II J.c!Wl\U ... J
• Art Form I A single 12·1etter word m.y be formed
from letters In this picturesque ptir•M tNt SU99ffts
the word itself: SOUL LIT IN ART. Whit word?
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• Riddle-Me-This! Why are dogs barred from in-
coming ships? Because of de·barklng. Why do bettors
go to the beach? For a shore thing.
WICKET SHOTI Whit's hlppenlng In the croquet ~me
aibovef To find out, •dd missing lines from dot to dot .
For Better or For Worse
HERE. HERE! Add colors neatly to the scene above: 1-Red.
2-Lt. blue. 3-Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. 5-Flesh. 6-lt. green. 7-Dtc.
brown. 1-Dtc. blue. 9-Dtc. purple. 10-Black. 11-Lt. purple.
SPELLBINDER
SCORE 10 points tor using all the
letters in the word below to form
two complete words
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THEN score 2 points each for all
words of four letten or more
found among the letters .
Try to score •t least so points. .
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by Lynn Joh nston
WHY f\RE=-Yoo.
UP, (JOHN -ITS
EVER'/ SUNDAY
MORNlNG-MY
AND I, MY DEAR, HAVE.
DEC.\ De:.D To
CARRY ON ONL'f g :oo.
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SVERY-
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TeHUANA, MAMA.
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by Jeff MacNelly
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Daily Pilat
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That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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Only 6 mg.yet rich enough to be called deluxe.
Regular and Menthol . •
==···· What period lo your Ule
would you mo• like to re-
Uve, and what period
would ~~10Uke to forget? -S.E., ga, Moot.
I would like to relive my last
year in grade school. I was 13
It was the happiest time of my
life. My friends and I went to
parties every Friday night,
dances on Saturdays. The
worst period was when I ap-
pearecl in a show that opened
and closed in one night. I very
foolishly thought it had
Hopped because of me, which
actually wasn't the case. It was
my first big professional
disaster. and it hurt.
TOllY OllUNDO
WMI do you mlM ID09I
about Dawn? -M.A.,~
naw, MJcb,
The collective enthusiasm
that we would feel when
something exciting happened
to one or all three of us. We
shared experiences. Now
when I have somethlng to be
happy about. it's a lonely
celebration. There are two
people mis.sing.
11..,-..un...
LOS ANOELF.S -Robert De
Niro declined at first but may
not be able 10 resl~t director
MardD 5eol-eeee's offer of
the lead in his new movie.
Tht Lim nrrtf)(atlon of Orrist.
YO UR S ELF
De Niro is now
reconsidering the
role of Jesus. FUming
should begin in
April .. Irene
Mayer SelmJck..
author of the best-
selling autobiography
A Privare View
(Knopf), apparently
d9e5 not want the
public to view her
story on stage or
scrt!en According to
her son. producer Daniel Selznick . ....,...,.._ _______ ....a...c...;m
Irene's will prohibits Ron 1~ writtr Pr'Ofl'OWIB by leaps and bowMb
any television, film or stage being on the bread line. It
version of ihe book to be came m a hotel room m Min-
madc. She also appears to be nesota this summer. where he
publicity shy, refusing to tour was doing Guys and Do/ls.
on behalf of the book, which Two big bats new in through
Coum Dracula . . . Joan Ar-
matradina's new single. "I
Love It When You Call Me
Names." is about a small man
and his big-boned mate who
enjoy conjugal battling. Joan
has piqued the curiosity of
listeners: Does she have hid-
den away at home a little man
whom she beats up? "No."
says the singer, laughing, "I
don't. But if anyone wants to
send me one . "
-Anira Summer
WASHINGTON -After
you've broken the Watergate
scandal and written books ex-
posing the human foibles of
all the President's men and
the Supreme Court. what do
you do for an encore? Well, if
you're Bob Woodward you
turn your attention from the
abuse of power in Washington
to the abuse or drugs in
HoHywood. The result: a re-
cently completed book about
the life and death of comedian
John BeJuabl. which will be
focuses on her life as a top the open window. II was the
Broadway producer. M.G.M. first time that Jerry, a New
mogul LoW. 8. Mayer's Yorker. had seen bats. He
daughter and producer David gathered has courage and
0 . Selmlck's wife .... Ran-ch ased them out the window.
dal JOeleer. director of the lhen went back to work on his
upcoming movie Grandview role m his latest commercial,
U.S.A.. and cameraman Rey which was. would you believe,
VWaloboe were in a helicop-..----------.....,,....,....-------------.
ter shooting scenes over Pon-
tiac. Ill .. when they new too
low over Pontiac's maximum
security prison and nearly got
shot themselves. Guns were
poised in the prison's watch·
tower. but the warden real-
ized in time what was going
on and called off his guards.
Kleiser apologized 10 Pontiac's
Mayor. Dale Campbell. about
the low flying, and then.
perhaps to make up for 11, of-
fered the Mayor the part of a
newspaperman (which he a<'-
cepted) in the movie.
-Robert Windeler
NEW YORK -Singer Chrta
Goulet. son of Carol
Lawrence and Robert
Goulet. couldn't believe hlJ
eyes wtien he read a ghoulish
gossip 'Item that he was no
fo~tn the land of the liv-
ing: "This could put a damper
on my career." he lamented.
... The worst moment of
Jen-y Stiller's working life
was nothing as mundane a.s
blowing his cool on stage or
published by Simon and
Schuster. "It's about one per-
son's journey through the
show-business culture in the
70's," says Woodward, who
became interested when John
Belushi's widow, Judy Jtdt·
Un, approached him over a
year ago about ''looking into"
the comedian's death . (Com·
ciden tally. Belushi and Wood-
ward both grew up in Whea-
1on. Ill.). . For most free-
lance writers. gelling pub-
lished is only hall the battle:
getting a literary agent is the
other. But Rooald Pretcott
Re.can. the President's son.
seems to have leapt over bolh
obstacles, since he quit danc-
Woodward r~rtlf18 on lklu1h1
ing with The Joffrey Ballet last
January. So far. young Rea·
gan, who is represented b)
the William Morris Agency.
has interviewed Jimmy
Stewart for The Movies and
Tom Wolfe for GEO and re--
viewed a book on ballet for
The Washington Posl. And he
recently returned from his I
first overseas assignment. Sig-
nature magazine had sent the J
First Son to Ireland to write
about his roots .... Senator G
John Cha.fee (R-R.I .) thought f
he'd hit upon a solution to (
Congress's embarrassing !t
problem of having to period!-I
cally vote Itself a pay raise. On i
the theory that a Congress-1
man's services are at least as f
important as those of a profes.. 1
sional baseball player. Chafee l
suesested that Congressmen's f
wages should equal one half fl that ol the lowest-paid New
York Yankee, Instead of the
me•r S69,800 a year mem· E
bers now recelv~. Only trou-t
ble is that the lowest-paid 1
Yank~ lhi$ season, short&top Ii'
Andre Robertson. reportedly ~
earns MS.000 a year. No word
f• yet from Senator Chafte on
whether he Is willing to forfeit I
the difference.
• -Kalhlttn Maxo
aff(J Jant Ottenber7J
I C 1-.3 l'AMILY WEEt<LY. All rl 1111 t...,_i
N 01 long aso it seemed Amer·
icans were ready to head for
lhe hills. Everyone was brae·
ing for a wrenching shih from
an "age of growth" to an "ase of
/tmits .. Now it seems the world view
has shifted.
SaentiSls and engineers were the first
to see the light (mosJ likely it uxis a
beeping, digital one). But because of an
"invisible" revolution -one that is
chemical, biological and electronic -
there is emerging a new public vision of
an America that will be both creative
and vigorously competitive
In this special section. we run a smat·
renng of new insi/Jhts, ideas and mven·
tions that will change your life. The n'se
of the robot is rivetingly reported by
Robert Jastrow. founder and former
director of NASAs Goddard /nSliture In
addition, we have a wealth of informa·
tt0n to giue you about Other topics, such
as how your television and telephone
will be reronSlruded and what billion·
dollar breakthroushs are being made
in genetic engineering.
Read on for a sampling of specJacu·
lar innovations, and remember; this is
only the beginning, scientists tell us:
theres much more wizardry to come.
THI ROBOTS ARI COMING,
THI ROBOTS ARI COMING
BY ROBERT JASTROW
Last year. the Hammacher
Schlemmer catalogue offered a
4 • 6" creature for sale that
could lift five poun& and carry
a built·in vacuum cleaner. Named
Genus, it talked, listened and bad a bet·
ter memory than most people. Unlike
humans, It also sensed hannful radia·
tlon from microwave ovens. smelled
odorless-gas leaks and detected a burg-
lar's silent movement! in the dark.
Though It's not currently available, the
catalogue people hope to offer this
$8,000 housekeeper again In the not·
too-distant future.
The Hammacher Schlemmer people
called CJenus a robot but cross a com·
puter with a robot and you have a new
form or life belon9in9 to the species
Homo el«tronicus. evolved out of
man but che child of his brain rather
than his loins. The members of the
new species are unftappable. lnflnltelr
patient. and they have nerves of sttt ,
much better suited to the stresses of
modem life than we poor humans.
The first Industrial robots. bullt In the
•• fAMILY Wrna.~. OCTOIP u . Ila
so·s. had clumsy limbs like steam·
shovels. operated by hydraulic pumps
or compreMed air; but in the latest
models the limbs resemble human
body parts and often have steel joints
and tendons and pressure-sensitive fin·
~ps rricde of silicon rubber. Miniature
electric motors. oontrolled by compu·
ters a.nd attached dlroctly to the joints.
move the arms and fingers.
Thanks to a cheap supply of tiny but
powerful circuit chipll, even bigser and
better robot brains are possible. Wired
toaether in the vision centers of the
robot's bra.in, these chip$ resemble the
visual cortex of the human brain. In
these chips, man lnstlll5 the robot's
memory c.apaclty. provldln~ a d~p
tion of objeru It will "~. ' With two
eyes providing binocular vision and a
aood brain to compare the two Images
for Judgment of depth, the robot hu a
ster«> view of the world. A robot with
this kind of eye, brain and sensitive nnsers can thread a needle.
Robot experta talk about three gener·
ations of robots. The first gtneralion Is
comprised of blockheads -just me-
chanical muscles. Second~neration
robots can do complicated tasks. such
as weldins car bodies and punching
rivet holes, but they can only do what
they are told: there is no room in their
limited romputer brains for responding
to unforeseen, developments. These
robots are common In factories today.
There aren't any real third-genera·
tion robots around yet. but Japan has
started a crash pro)ect to build them by
the end of the 1980's, They are the off·
sprins of a marriage between the com·
puter and the artificial muscle. 'TWo
years ~ the Japanese announced
another aash projed -to build a fifth·
generation computer with quasi·
human powers. such as the ability to
rHson and exerclse common sense.
Eventually the hybrid th1rd~neratlon
robot .and fifth~neration computer
will be able to perform task.s such as
plottlng military strategy and asses.sine
business problems.
Currently 150 robots In an auto-
mobile factory near 1bkyo are turning
out more than 1,000 cars a day. with
only 67 humans working In the plant.
In another Japanese factory most of the
humans are tour guides. showins off
the robots to visitors. Thf manasement
plans to replace these human guides
M,/. T professor Marvin Minsky's mechant·
cal arm can handle blocks.
with robot tour guides. In a th ird
Japanese factory robots make more
robots. A robot theater . will open in
Japan in 1985 with intelligent robots
dancing in a chorus line. The Japanese
have even created a robot receptionlSI ,
a dead-ringer for Marilyn Monroe.
On this side of the Pacific. General
Motors plans to replace a large part of
its human workforce with 14,000
robots by 1991. G.M reckons that the
current 5-percent absentee rate among
its flesh-and-blood employees is costins
the company between S750 million
and S 1 billion a year, and G.M. expects
to save this money by using robots.
The corporation looks forward to get·
tins dedicated labor from metal·and·
plastic employees who never sleep.
never get bored. don't get colds or
haneovers and never take the day off
to eo fishins
In fact, some experts estimate that 25 J
percent of American factory workers -
will be replaced by robots in the next l
10 or 15 years. The drawback to this is j
obvious: People in those factories will
lose jobs. But if we do not robotize our ~
factories. we can't compete with the
Japanese, our plants will close and peo-
ple at the plant will lose their jobs
anyway.
That doesn't mean there won't be
other work for people; It Just won't be
A robot hand. Sclentl$ts wve the Hrs/ to Stt
the d'8ital li9ht.
In factories. Additional ,IObs will result
from the industries robotics will spawn
The invention or the a:.itomobile ellml·
nated the need for the tack man. black·
smith and others needed to keep a
horse and buggy running, but it also
created new anclllary Industries. Ro-
bots and oomputcrs wlll ll'ICJ'Ca.1e the p~
ductlvlly of American labor. We In·
crease our mar~ share. the whole f!ICX>n•
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omy grows. and this creates new jobs.
And although robots may be work·
ing in our factories. it will be a long
time before they take over day-lo-day
chores in the home. Most people will
find it more cost-effective 10 do their
own carpets. The jobs robots will be
doing. apart from factory work. will be
in hazardous occupattons. like cleaning
up a damaged nuclear reactor or ex·
ploring the ocean noor for minerals or
rescuing people from burning build·
ings.
lf a robot saves a human life. forms
ils own judgments and reacts to the
world around it. is it alive? I think thal
1r a creature responds to stimuli.
absorbs information and grows through
experience, it is a living organi.sm. even
it it can't play basketball , love its friends.
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Pennsylvania. "I've come to view it as should be commonplace by about the
my friend and teacher." year 2000. The biggest problem wi1h
Despile this, many computer experts computers 1oday lies with the medium
believe that the real computer revolu· through which the human operator
tion hasn't begun. "You hear talk about communicates wijh the machine, ac·
there being a computer in every cording to physicist and cybernetics
home," says Lim. "But people are not pioneer G. Hany Stine. To solve this,
willing to learn programming or com· he suggests placing the human ner·
puterese. The compu1er must be vous system in direct contact with the
turned into a simple appliance." computer circuitry.
What will make that possible? Com· The amplifier would work something
puters with artificial intelligence. like this: A computer programmed to
capable of reasoning, thinking on their decipher the electromagnetic signals
own and obeying spoken commands. from your brain would then correlate
Several companies plan to introduce them with human-thought-process
natural-language computer programs signals already stored in its memory.
within the next year or so. By wearing a cap that's connected to a
The ominous advertisements for a machine, which can diagram your
book on Japanese research say it all. brain 's processes. a human could pro-
"The next generation of computers will gram the computer by just thinking.
The spm1l of genius: ()p(icaJ fibers con
tronsmil millions of ooice bits.
think and reason. And they will speak The whole unlt wouldn't be much
Japanese," according to the promo-larger than a lV set. and the user w ell . belier lo vent our
tions for the book. The Fifth Generation would simply sit down on a comforta-hostilities in war games
(Addi.son-Wesley). The tone reflects the ble chair. pop on the cap with its sen-than in actual battles of
growing international recognition that sors and electrodes and start thinking. the nesh. The talk of
the first nation to perfect machines The computer will "literally be able to telecommunications: a computerized
mimicking human thought will render read your mind." which is unsettling video war game that we would wage
all existing computers obsolete. With enough, and it will give its replies on an international scale. It would
the computer-based information-pro-either vocally or by implanting a operate in any home in which there is
cessing industry worth roughly SI 75 "thought'' In your brain. Even more a television, a lelephone and a
billion annually. the winner may also unnerving is the fact thal ·you won't videophile with the heart of a warrior
hold the balance of global economic even be able to tell lhat you are work· Worldwide, thousands of interfaced
'
he traditional door·to-door power. ing with a computer," says Stine. "fighters" would do battle at the same
salesman may already have And beyond artificial intelligence? Is Perhaps it would be better not to even time via a central computer fed with in·
one foot in the future. if he's there a kind of ultimate step in com-think a.bout this idea at all. except to dividual participants' tactics through a
willing to peddle computers. It pulerization? If so, perhaps it's the keep on hoping that Big Brother special telephone hookup.
seems a number of firms have found human intelligence amplifier. which doesn't learn to program too well. "In 10 years time," says Dr. David
in-home demonstrations an ideal way ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ Bergland. head of the digital systems to familiarize potential cUSlomers with f: :: research department at Bell Labora·
technological wares. And the American tones. "thousands of people will be u.s-
home. it appears. is a.bout to be trans-ing their lVs to explore galaxies. make
formed by servant circuits. By 1985. friends and plunder planets together."
says Kenneth T. Lim of Dataquest Inc.. Such conquests remain a few years
a market-research firm based in San away; in today's market. the cost or the
Jose. Calif., it will be hard to find an ap-system would prove even more brutal
pliance -from a toaster to a refriger· than lhe game. There is a major break·
ator -that doesn ~ have a compu ter in through in the video market.and it in-
volves your t~evision set. A semicon-
ductor chip will replace the insides or
your TV and your new set -soon to
be known as a videooom -will handle
such functions as shopping. banking,
security and information retrieval. The
sets will also be able lo diagnose their
own problems and alert repair people.
it, (A computerized toasler could "tell"
you -with its simulated human voice
-that the slice Is brown.)
Some computers will work In psychl·
airy. Computers currently prove so sue·
cessful in psych<>logical testing and
other areas from suicide-risk diagnosis
to sex, job and marrlaae counseling.
that psychiatrists say the machines will
eventually outshine human therapists
In ~ins a patient's problems (see
our Whal In the World page).
J 'The computer can sort our things
· that I cannot interpret in my patients,"
says Dr. David Burns. an assistant pro-
) f~'°' of psychiatry at the University of cad
Transformed TVs only represent part
or the communications revoluhon
There's a whole new generation of
communications technology being pro-
duced. This innovative abundance re-
sults from a kind of Interplay among
telephone. radio , televlslon and today's
technological meeascars -earth-orbit·
Ing satellites and microminiaturized
electronic components.
Wllhin JS years or so. you'll be able
to speak face to face with anyone on
earth from your vldecxom terminal.
Your Videocom may aJ90 9lve you
thousands of channels Imm which to
choose programs. Transmitting the
amount of data the!t new techrwJogles
provide would be an impoMiblmy on
today's overcrowded alrwar.s. if a new
way of transmission hadn t bttn dis-
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via fiber-0ptic communication. The
fiber-optics system consists of highly
transparent glass, thin as fishing line
and drawn out in more-than-half·mile
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strands of glass to transmit rapid-fire
bursts of light waves instead of conven·
tional electronic signals. Among other
things. fiber optics will make pos.sible a
much wider use of pidure phones.
Of course, by that time, everyone will
surely have his own portable tele·
phone. Cellular radiotelephone, so-
called because its own power cells gen·
erate the energy to make it work, is a
new technology that will allow Ameri·
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tote-able phones. "Within 10 years it
will be common to see people talking
on their portable telephones on the
streets. in their cars, in stores and in
restaurants," says Stephen A. Caswell,
project director of International Re-
source Development Inc., a Conne<:-
ticut market-research firm.
However, cellular technology may
eventually be superseded by advanced
satellite systems able to communicate
directly with a tiny wrist-mounted
telephone. Before long. a microminia-
turized 1V c.amera and screen may be
built into these "watches." Later this
may evolve into a portable videocom. a
multipurpose communications device
serving as videophone, 1V, radio and
computer. The device could even stave
off aggressors by soundiflB an alarm
and alertiOB the authorities. Soon we
will be able to get digital weather.
stockmarket repdrts and news head·
Imes by just glancing at our wrists.
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factories that produce proteins for
specific needs. Some investment ana-
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will prove the splice of life that re-estab-
lishes the United Slates as the world lead-
er in technology and manufacturing.
Genetically-engineered cells already
produce human insulin and interferon:
today's cattle farmers routinely use test-
tube breeding and embryo engineerins
to supply cows as big as baby ele-
phants. 'Today, thousands of frozen
embryos are shipped around the world
to improve herds," says Albert West Ill,
chairman of RioVista International of
San Antonio, Tex., an embryo-transfer
facility. "You can slip 2,000 cows under
your airplane seat." Developments on
the horizon include contraceptive vac-
cines (that prevent pregnancy) and
substances that suppress pain, en·
hance memory, check bleeding and re-
senerate damaaed tissue.
In addition. a whole new breed of
scientific farmers and gardeners -
"Messrs. Green Genes," if you will -
are developing plants that produce big-
ger yields, as well as varieties resistant
to disease and environmental stresses
like heat. drought and salty soil. ''I'm
even talking about the idea of transfer·
ring the genes for human.growth hor·
mones. insulin or some other pharma-
ceuticals into plants so that the green
plant becomes a factory for producing
uSeful organic chemicals," says Ray·
mond Valentine, a molecular biologist
at the University of California at Davis.
The use of genetlc~nginee.ring tech·
niques for industrial purposes is just
beginning. but experts claim the poten-
tial is tremendous. Researchers may be
able to alter the genetic codlna of
bacteria in order to produce quantities
of methane. the key component of natu-
ral gas. Petrogen, an Illinois company,
is testiOB ways to Inject a hungry "oil
bug" into wells to recover crude oil
that's too thick to now. The bug feasts
on waxes and paraffins in the well and
leaves the oU behind.
Leon E. Barstow. founder of Veta
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WW genetic acience backfire someday?
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HOT FLASHES
By Kathy Crump
T hey've been joked about and
made light of. But hot flashes
are no laughing matter to the
women who experience them.
About 70 percent of all menopausal
women suffer from these erratic and
embarrassing flushes.
A hot flash usually starts as a warm,
spreading sensation inside your chest.
You get hotter, become flushed and
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These flashes can occur when your
ovaries stop making the hormone
estrogen (at menopause) or when the
ovaries are removed. as sometimes
happens during a hysterectomy. Or.
Pen ny Wise Budoff. author of No More
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After havin~ a hysterectomy two
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be difficuh when sweat is pouring
down your head," she says.
Magee's doctor prescribed estrogen
to reduce the flashes. Although long
used as a treatment for hot flashes,
estrogen-replacement therapy was
linked to an increased risk of uterine
cancer in the mid-1970's. The evidence
~ainst it is inconclusive. however, and
it s staging a comeback.
Or. Bruce Carr. assistant professor of
obstetrics and gynecology at the Uni-
versity of Texas Health Science Center
in Oa11as, says the Incidence of uterine
cancer is relatively low -one in 1,000
-and that estrasen therapy only in-
creases that risk by six times. putting
it at six in 1,000. Some doctors. in-
cluding Budoff. recommend estrogen
combined with progesterone, the other
hormone regulating the menstrual cy-
cle. Dr. Budoff reports no increased risk
of uterine cancer with this treatment
Though treatmen t is available. the
causes of hot flashes remain cloaked in
mystery. Dr Fredi Kronenberg. a re-
search <WOclate at the ColJ~ of Physi·
cians and Surgeons at Columbia Uni-
versity, is conducting a study on how
the body's temperature-regulating
system can control hot nashes. To
Kathy Crump 4 a ftttlonct Wfllf'f kVlflg 1n Mon-
tono
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measure physiological changes during
a hot flash. Or. Kronenberg recruited
women who were having frequent at-
tacks. As these volunteers met each
other, they began sharini:1 experiences
and decided to form a support group.
Or. Kronenberg and Magee are also
part of a group working to form a foun-
dation to educate women about men~
pause. For more information about a
She takes Bufferin.
Taking aspirin for arthritis pain is smart. But
it can upset your stomach
Taking Bufferin· is smarter. Bufferin gives
you aspirin, the pain reliever doctors recommend
most for the temporary relief of minor arthritis
pain and inflammation.
Plus Bufferin contains special buffers that
hel~ protect against the stomach upset plain
aspmn can cause.
Tlaat'a whJ ..• Bafleria la amarter for artluitia.
Use only as directed. Because arthritis can be terioUI, If pain peraista more
than 10 days or redness is present, consult your doctor immediately.
support group or the foundation. write
to Or. Fredi Kronenberg. Columbia Col-
l~ of Physicians and Surgeons. Box
38. 630 West 16&h Street. New York.
N.Y. 10032. IW
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MOMMY CAN YOU
SPARE' A DIME?
By Alice Fleming
Raising kids has never been
cheap, bul there was a time
when parents oould assume
that footing the bills for their
offspring wasn 't a lifetime job. These
days a lot of parents can't be so confi·
denl. At an a(le when they themselves
were self-supporting, their own kids may still be lining up for handouts. The
higMech )ob market now requires
young people devote more time to
education and trainins than their
parents Meded to when they were pre-
paring themselves for the working
world. Also. lnnation and the r~lon
have made it tougher for young adults
to 80 out on their own.
Some young adults,.,however, may be
looking for handouts as a way to avoid
adult responsibilities . .such as choosing
a career. holding a job or llving within
their means. "Children like this need
emotional rather than financial sup-
port," says Mary Pudtetl. a psychother·
apist at the Center of lnd Mdual and
Family Studies In York. Penn. "If
they're subsldlz.ed so mucll that they
don't have to take on adult responsi·
billtles, they may never grow up."
On the other hand. sometimes It's
the pa.renta who a~ trying to hold on
Underwrilina their kids' rent. doches.
entertainment or car ex.pel'\lel may be
a way of continuing to have a say In
their lives. "In the long run. the
children wUI bet~ ones to suffer," says
Joh n O'Br1en, M.O .• usod4le diredor
d child psychiatry at Mount Sinai
Hospital In New 'R>fk City. "Kids need
to break away from their families &nd
fund.Ion as Independent people."
Sometimes. parents who would like
to set their grown children off the fami-j
ly payroll are reJudant to say so "Yet." ~
says Dr. O'Brien, "there's no need to f
feel guilty. If the youngsters are able to &
support themselves, you have every
right to expect them to do so ...
How can you convey that messase
without appearing to reject your child?
Advises Dr. O'Brien. "Don't Jose your
temper, pull rank or put a child down.
You might say something like, 'We love
you. but we think it's time you were on
your own. That's better for you and for
us.' ~ some ways th~ could bet·
ter support themselves.' says Dr.
O'Brien, "and work out a timetable for
ending your subsidies." If money man-
aaement or finding work is a serious
problem. some professional counseling
might be In order.
Sometimes the issue isn't continuJng
subsidies but a request for aid in ft.
nancing a specific project. It can be
helpful, when making your decision , to
explore the following questions:
• Is your participation essential, or
could the young.ster find alternatives.
.it!ch as personal savings, bank loans.
cu:backs In other expenses?
• Is there a limit to how much is need-
ed. and for how long it is needed?
• Is the request unusual, or does the
youngster repeatedly ask for loans? If '°· a eentle no, with an explanation.
might be in order. Offer some construc-
tive suggestions about raising funds or
managing money.
• Is the project worthwhile? Will you be
helping your child acqu ire new skills.
qualify for a better job. take advantage
of a special opportunity? Or will you be
encouraging your child to enjoy lux-
uries he or she hasn't earned?
"It you're satisfied thaJ the request is
reasonable," says Puckett, "and you
feel you can contribute without short-
changjna yourself or your other chil-
dren, then 80 ahead.''
David Keith, a psychiatrist at the
Nicollet Clinic In Burnsville, Minn.,
sugeests that lf your son or daughter i5
married, the spouse should be'lnclud-
ed in the dllcuasion. u the youneer
couple doesn't aaree on the need for
the money. he warns you c»uld cause a
rift ~n them by gM~ your dllld
money without the spouses consent.
There should be a clear understand-
ing about why money ls being given,
when subsidies wilJ be discontinued
and what is expected in tteum. If the
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err on the side of stlnglne. rather than
with seneroslty. You may be dOir\8 your
children a favor by teachln~Jhem to
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CHUCK YEAGER
A SUPERSONIC PILOT SOUNDS OFF
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----.from 1ett1n1
ecaredr
~ You're trained
to be mentally disci·
plined so that fear
doesn't interfere with
your actions. You
may have a feeling of
anxiety, say, before
you get into the air-
plane, but once you
strap yourself in you
forget it -you don't
get frightened. What
you're able to do is
just wipe stuff like
that out. You be-
come a fatalist.
Yerlffl!" lodQy and
(uuet) cu a young
Ryer: Brimming
with the right
stuff.
It's just like com-
bat. Before you get in
the airplane to take
off, you have a little
butterfly in your
stomach. But then
it's just, "Oh well,
hell. that's the way it
goes." "lbu never let
your el'TIO(ions inter-
W hen the space
shuttle Chai·
lenser made its
firsJ successful
ni/Jht landing last Sept. 5, ii
was carrying on a lradition of
supersonic achieuemenr
pi/oled more than 35 years
ago by Charlt!S ''Chuck" E. Yeager, an Air Force aviator
who in the late J94Q's became
famous as the firs/ man to fly
fasJer than the speed of sound.
Yeager retired from the Air
Force a brf8odier seneral in
19?5, but his c:arttr as a
celebrity took off asain several
years later with the publica-
tion of The Right Stuff (Farrar.
Strous and Ciirou.x), Tom
Wolfe s book about the
OUfrotleOUS escapo<ks of the
test pilots and astronaulS who
launched America~ space
program. Now The Right Stuff
is a moc>ie, and Y~
(played by Sam ~ its
slar attroclion. In a recent in·
lbView with FAMILY WEEJCl.Y's
Mary El/in Bruns. Y~ 60,
dJSCUSSled the high points ol
his life as a If/a.
..._ Doee II ewr set
kmety liD -........ 7 Yeaser: OoAh. no. All you're
doing is c:oncentratlng on
what the hell you're doing.
Q: Doee ..... keep you
fere with doing the job.
Q: Why were you wllllnl
to "'* your life .. ... ....,,a.ne?
Yeager: I was trained for that,
and I was loyal to the Air
Force, just like guys who nr.
missions in wars -they don t
have to do It, but they're
dedicated. They believe
enough In their country that
they're willing to fight
Q: WbM did )'OU feel wben
you broke tb.rouCb tbe ... ~
Yeaser: I'd say a feeling of
relief that the aircraft didn't fly
apart and a little bit of disap-
pointment that It didn't.
Q: ~ ,_,., Sblll tab •
lot ...,. hlll' pllot9 llDd
beavJ .......... Did yoa
fM!I' ftJ *-kf
Ye.a&er: You don't fty after
drinking. no way. Never,
never, not ever.
Q: WlaM.,.. .... owr1
Yeager: Oh yeah, sure,
headache, $1ck -that's nor-
mal. You wipe things like that
out of your mind. You may
have a headache, but you
don't let It bother you.
Q: ............ tJaere WM
• .... c:lllled ....... DW'
,.,.. bMe ..... ,.,_
f AMLV WUJll.Y. OCT'OIU u. 1913 15
womm ~~try to pkk
up pOota. Did you .. lo-
YOtved wltb dM9e MI m !llf
Yeager: No, I had Glennis, my
wife. over there. We led pretty
straight and narrow lives.
Hell, we weren't stupid.
Q: Wu yow career bard
OD yoar wife?
Yeager: Well, yes. Naturally a
gal who has four kids and
whose husband's chances of
getting kiUed are a hell of a lot
greater than his chances of
not getting killed. sure It's
tough on her because she
says. ''What am I ~ing to do
when they bring him home in
a box?" And that's a tough
situation to be in .... Glennis
understood what I was doing,
but she also knew that I
wouldn't stop if she asked me
because it was part of my life.
Q: w .. her eupport really
lmport...t?
Yeager: If you have an under-
standing wife, it means that
you have one less conflict to
worry about. If you're think-
ing, "My wife's going to leave.
What the hell am I going 10
do? Who's going to do my
laundry? Who's going to cook
for me?", that's another con-
flict that adds to all those
lhings you have to worry
about that detract from your
concenlration in ftying.
Q: Jobo Glenn'• career u
one of the 8fJveD Mercury
Mtrooaatl la al80 written
llbout ID ~ Rl;et Sla/'f.
Do you tblok Glenn la u
l(OOd • Pre.ld!lltial can-
Clldat• u be wH an
utronaul?
Yeager: He's a hell of a sharp
guy -a really nice guy. I
don't know what kind of
President he would make. J
and I'm sure he won't either. J
until he gets to be one. ~ i .
Q: You've recietved nu-j
merom medala. Do any ..
~:; ..,ed-J IDMOlnl for i
Yeager: My most precious !
medals are those I got for ~
combat. That's why you're
trained as a pilot. If you're a !
pilot, )'.Ou're put on earth to i
fight. AV
•
SHOULD YOU
FINGERPRINT
YOUR CHILD?
any advan~ it may have."
Rollins pomts out that fin-
gerprints disappear swiftly
after death and are, therefore,
of little value in identifying a
ex>rpse. And, she asserts.
while fingerprinting pro-
redures are designed to be
safekeeping. A few states, in
fad, prohibit law-enforcement
agencies from keeping finger-
prints of juveniles on file. But
there is an increasing move-
ment afoot in some communi-
ties to allow police or schools
to keep copies of fingerprint
By Andrea Powlyna
I n more than a dozen
states across the country,
child.fl rinti pro-
grams ~e s~nly
become a popular and a
somewhat ex>ntroversial phe-
nomenon.
The purpose of the finger-
printing programs is not to
identify pint-size criminals but
to help law~forcement of-
ficials find chlldren who have
run away. been abducted or
are lost.
Each year an estimated 1.3
million children are classified
Crltla exprPM
OOflC8TI about the
COlllltltullona
,...., mlMJd by
llngerprlntlng
profll'Ol1I&
as runaways. Of that number,
20 percent are never heard
from aQain. EstraJ18ed parents
abscond with another I 00,000
youngsters, and an additional
50,000 children are reported
misslns. presumably ab·
ducted by stransers.
Many parents, local police
departments, schools and
civic groups, even the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, sup-
port the fingerprinting pro-
llJMllS. "It may not prevent a
kidnapping," admits William Carter, an F.8.1. spokesman.
"but It's a good way to identify
a dead body, an autislic child
or perhaps a child who has
lost his memory."
Critics, however, complain thM fingerprinting gives ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
parents a false sense of securi-"We think fin~rprintlng Is oonfidentlal, once the records 7 rea>rds. ,.
ty. Moreover. they express onl}Ea quick fix , says Norma exist law enforcement aeen-Oaild F.lnd. a national non-
concem about the constltu· Rollb, diredor of the New des will be able to obtain profit group that tries to locate
tional ls8ues raised by such York CM~ Uberties Union's them through subpoenas. mi~ng children, believes
pf"08J'ams. privacy project. ''It's not going So tar, prosrams have been there are more ~I ways
to save aoy children, and the voluntary and fingerprint than fingerprinting for parents
Invasion of penonal privacy records have been routinely to protect their children.
that It represents outweishs turned over to parents for "We think parents should
16 F NAY WUAY • ocro.o IJ • 1•
educate their children on how
to prevent abductions in the
fi rst place," says Kristin
Brown. director of informa-
tion at Child Find.
The first rule is never to
leave young ch ildren unat·
tended -whether in a car. at
a shopping center or at home:
it takes less than a minute for
someone to snatch a ch ild.
Also make sure to teach your
children their full names and
add~ so they can identify
themselves if they become
lost.
Keep recent photos of your
children on hand in the event
that a search for a missmg
yo~er becomes necessary.
A wntten description should
accompany the photos. in-
cluding each child's height,
weight, coloring and identify-
ing marks.
If you'd still like to have a
set of your children's finger-
prints. adequate ones can be
made at home. "If you're
careful , you can take an ink
pad and make a suitable set,"
says Sit· Mkhael Bass. of the
Baltimore Qty Police Depart-
ment.
The right technique is to
roll a youngster's finger from
right to left on the Ink pad and
repeat thal action on a pie<:e
of paper. Simply pressing the
finger on the ink pad and
then plopping it on the paper
will, more than likely, produce
a smudef!d print. Parents
should also be aware that it is
very difficult to get a useful
print from a chna under the
age of two. because the ridges
that form a distinctive print
are not weU enough fonned
then. Once the print dries. aw adds, be careful to keep
flnpprints In a ~· dry
place, such u a safe.deposit box. 1W
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READERS DIGEST ca11s 111e "f·PLAI"
diet the "Diet of the Decade" We
have "Flber·Aller" Powder and
Tablets containing all the Ingre-
dients referred to on page 53 of the
"F-Plan·· Book.
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NEIGHBORS' RECIPE
EXCHANGE
By Marilyn Hansen
I f you have a recipe to share, write
~arilyn Hansen. Neighbors'
Recipe Exchange. FA\11LY WEEKLY.
1515 Broadway. ~ew York. NY.
10036 For every recipe published.
FAMILY WEEKLY will pay s I 0. Recipes
must include your name. address,
telephone number and the newspaper
in which you read FAMILY W££XLY.
Recipes with the earliest postmark will
be used. We cannot answer letters or
return recipes. All recipes become the
property of FAMILY WEEKLY.
A reader who enjoys experimenting with
new Oavor combinations, Mabelle Ward of
Magnolia. Ohio, sends an appetizing hors
d'oeuvre or entree recipe.
3 to 5 II». chk:bD wtnp
y, c:vp or-. Jmtt
y, cap eoy eaoce
'A C1lp = dark btvwn ...... Y, cup auberry Muc:t,
meted
Dub 1Wiiuco Muce
I. Arrange chicken wings in shallow glcw.
stainless steel or porcelam container In
medium-size bowl. combine orange juice.
SJJY sauce. brown sugar, cranberry sauce
and Tabasco; mix well. Pour sauce over
chicken winss. Cover with plastic film or
foil and refrigerate for several hours or
overnight Tum wmgs once in a while lo
marinate evenly
2. Lift wings from marinade and place on
shal low baking pan. Bake in preheated
350° oven for SO to 60 minutes, or until
render. Basie frequently with reserved
marinade during baking.
Makes 8 to 12 servings
MabeUe entertains ~uentfy and finds that
this easy uxiy lo fix clucken wmss is 0 real
time-saver on the busy day JUSI before a
party The Words read f' AMILY WEEKLY in The
Rep0slt0f)' in Conlon
Dorothy Breen of Fort Collins. Colo ..
loves crealifl8 her own recipes and sends us
one IOf Raisin·Walnut Bread.
lt.Alll ... WALNUT a•IAD
l 'A c..-nw.. I Y. c:.,. w.eer
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I .. ., a Ml ...W. a1nd
2 c.,. ...iftd .. ,.. .... lloar
Ya teMpOOll ..... or to t.-e
I npc:tiGpp1llwal8 ..
I. In small saucepan. bring raisins, water.
bal<lfl8 soda and vegetable oil to a boll.
Remove from heat and sec a.side to cool. In
la'll'! bowl. use mixer and beal t~ 'MS·
sugar and vanilla unlll blended. Add cooled
ra.isln mixture alternately with flour and salt
to "SB'SUSM mixture; stir until well mixed.
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then stir in walnuts. Preheat oven 10 350°
2. Grease three 2112 cup cans and hll twe>
thirds full with batter. Place cans upright on
middle rack of oven. Bake for about 45 min-
utes. or until a cake tester rnsened in center
of each oomes out clean.
3. Cool on rack for IS minutes before re-
moving from cans. To serve. slice crosswise
into slices: serve plain or spread w11h buner
or cream cheese. Makes 3 round loaues
The Breens enjoy FA'AILY Wwm m The
Coloradoan in Fort Collins .
A cook in Lester. Penn .. Dorothy Hannon
sends a recipe for a party cake.
COCONUT NUND CAKI
8 esp. ~ leapetatllft
I cap aborteelq
Ya C'llp .....ited buttff or marpriH
ScupeMlpr
Ya teupooa ablood eJltrKt
I leupooa COClOllut utnct s cape .tiled &1J.purpoee nour
I Ya teHpo-• bald•t powder
Ya teupooa ..it. or to tute
t cup .Uk
2 cupe Raked or 9hredded cocoallt ~n'eapr.opdonal
I . Separate eggs and place whites in a la'll'!
bowl. Let egg whites warm to room tem-
perature. about I hour.
2. Preheat oven 10 300°. Grease a 10-inch
tube pan.
3. With mixer at hiAh speed. beat egg yolks
with shortening. butter and sugar until well
blended. Beal in extracts. On sh«! of waxed
paper, mix Rour, baking powder and salt. At
low speed, alternately beat in the flou r mix·
lure in fourths with the milk in thirds.
Begin and end with flour. Add coconut.
beaung until just blended.
4. Wash beaters and beat ea whites in their
bowl until stiff peaks form~With large wire
whisk or rubber scraper. gently fold whites
mto batter until well combined. Tum batter
into prepared pan.
5. Bake 2 hours. or until cake tester Inserted
in center comes out dean. Cool in pan on
rack for 15 minutes. Loosen cake from pan
and remove: cool completely on rack. If.
desired. sprinkle surface llghtly with sifted
confectloneB' sugar while 51111 warm.
Molles 10.inch tube coke
.. , am SUI? FAMILY WEEKLY readers would en-
joy this coke." Dorothy soys. "It is uery easy
10 make. and when it Is bolted h comes out
lilte a giant macaroon. Whotwr liltn
coconut would~ this rec~. Eurry time
I serw it I reu1iJe many com/)/iments. " ~
Harmons mxJ F'AMrLY WEULY In Delaware
C.Ounty Daily Times ol Primos.
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r91um II wlllin • .,. lor a ~ rellnd.
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For the first time, Official U.S. Mint Presidential Medals will be electroplated
by the Postal Commemorative Society in genuine 24kt gold ...
. . . and combined with historic Official U.S. Postage Stamps in:
'lhe 'Prt~'i1/e11ti11/ ~1/11!.f Cover Collet11011
~br11hon1 £i11co/11
Bom February 12. /8tJ9 in Hodgenville. KenttKky
OfficiaJ Presiden
Mt1.. Jolin H. Jo nu
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AnyVJlte/t.e , U.S.A. 12 345
by the U.S. Mint -electroplated
in genuine 24kt gold by the Postal
Commemorative Society.
Postmarks -applied at each
President's birthplace on the exact
anniversary of his birth.
name and addreu. if
desired.
Stam1>9
honoring our Pauidents and
their times. (Some of the stamps
are nearly SO years old!)
Official U.S. Mint Presidential Medals C omhined with Historic ·u.s. Stamps
he: L:nit'-.J Stntes Mint has paid. tribute
our Pn:sKk.'flts by issuing 11 magnificent
iicn'-"S of Official Presidential Medals, each
mig}lll)· largc..T than a half dollar. Now -for the
first time and for all time -these medals will be
electroplat,-d by the Postol Commemorati\'e Soci-
ety in genuine 24kt gold ond combined with historte
Official U.S. Postage Stamps on Commemorati\'e
\...o\'ers bearing important anniversary postmW"ks.
Because alt of these stamps are out o( print. the
colledaoo is be1~ made avrul~le to ool~ctors on
a strict first-come, fiNt-scrved hasis.
li1 a large c:>.tc:nt. 1hc hl\IOf'\ of 1hc Prc"denl"\ ''the
hi,tof'\ of our n.mon. Our Prcs1dcnh 'hapc.:d 1\rrn:rtt'a · ~
1r1d111ons. Expanded America\ llc>und.uic' fmm 'l.'..1 m
~himng sea. Defined Amcric.:a\ dc~1in'. J\nd c'uh
lishc:d Amc:ttca\ grc:atne" among the n:uiom of rhc
"orld .
h " ti111ng. then. thJt the l 'n11cd S1.11c' \ltni h.1~
of'tkiallv honored c:;>ch of our Prcmlcnh on m.tl!,n1tlL·cn1
Pn:\ldcntial \lcdals -supn:mcl~ pJt11orn 'pcc1mcn'
of mcdllll•c art 10 be collected, irc.i~u rcd . re\ cn:J. Jntl
cnjo~ccJ °""", these ofj11111/ l '.S. Gon·mmmt tnhNlr>
to our President~ "ill be m.adc: c~cn more ma~n1tll'Cnt~
The medals "111 be cleccroplJtc:d "ith prrr1()11J NJ/ guld
and romb1ni.:J w11h lmron;· ( ·s Pou~.')/nmpf li<>nottn~
i-
our Prc\lt.lenc' and tht'tr llll)C' -tt."fl uffa 1.11 l ~ 0m
crnmcnt ·1 hb111c~ L1nmhrnccl 1n .m unprcccdctHL'd ~e
nc:~ of ( :ommemnr.11in: ( .m c1,.
l n,piri11~ c.:'1u11pl1:, ot rnc;Jull1c url-
r1ch 111h"h"''•111c1111m~ •• rnd he.tut~.
The C.S. ~line Presidcnm1I \lcdal'I h:ivc :.1 Ion~ and
d"lin~u1,hcd h1~t0~ of thctr own. The: fir..t 'iuch med-
al~ \\ere j,sucd in l&>O. Subsequently. i1 lllh hccn the
<:u,tom of lhc l .S. Mint co issue a new Prc,icJcnnal
\.fcdal during each President's rcrm of otlkc:. (The
l:uen medal wa'I rc.ccntl~ 11pprovcd b•• Prc'lidcnc
Rca~m.)
E11ch mcd:il in the scric~ dcpkt'l ll different Prc~ident
m JramJUc r Jiscd-rclic:t det:ul. EiK:h i~ :1 rhrcc-Jimcn·
'lion11I pom:tit th:at n:\CJI~ the l'rcs1dcn1'~ pc.:Nm,1lit~
and vcrv l haram:r -rhc purpose of (;eor~~ \\'11,hing•
con. the RCnrus uf ThomJ' JeffcN>n. the SQlemn d1g-
n11~ of :\braham Linc:oln.
fo enhance che;e h"'''m m<.:da". the JJostJI Com-
mcmorall\ e S<x1et\ \1111 1.:ll:ctropl:nc each in precious
24kt gold. The b-Jckground surface' "'ill be tl:.1,1 lc\~I~
smo<>lh. J~ on the rine\t Proof mcdJI or rnm. F.Jth of
the Prt:,1dcnts '' 111 come rJd1:inth . rcmarkabh w ltk~
I f1,1111·1'" ,1.1111r' 111 1 l1111~~r .1, .11la hk
lr11111 tl1l· 1'11-.1.il '-''-n 1..:1.
The ~tamp;. 11.X.•. '' 111 holJ 1hc grcate~t 1merc,t Jnd
f.iscrnJuon . \lam of them h:l\<.: 1.:xtraordrnar' ph1IJtdic
importance Jnd ~os1 dcp1u the f'rt:.;1dent h;msell. For
m~tJncc, the C1corj!,c \\J\hrng111n meJ:il ''ill be Jccom-
p.in1ed b' the 19'4 stamp t:ummemorarm,1?, the ISllth
Jnnr,·ersJf"\ of \\'Jshm,gton·, lnJ11):!11ra1ion. The \hrJ-
ham Lincoln mcdJI "Ill Jppc:Jr '' 11h 1hc 1959 \IJmp
issued for the IS01h ann1,·1:f'tan of hi' b1r1h. In J fc"
instances. the Prcs1di:nt1JI mi:d
0
al "ill he Jlce>mpanied
b' a stamp "h1ch depict' J "J:!nifa·Jnl C\ cnt or ;iu·om-
phshmcnr associated'' 11h the Pr1:\ldcn1', aJminl\lrJtiun
">ome of chc sump' "ill be t·ompar am cl" recent -
those honoring l'rcs1dcnl\ Truman. F.1scnho\\ er. l\cn-
ncd'. and Johnson. Other \tamp~ will go back man~
decades -the 1430 stamp honmm,g \\ilhc1m Ho11ard
Taft ... che James \ladi\on anJ John QumC\ :\ddmS
sumps. tirsc introduced 1n 1938 ... 1hc ThomasJcffer-
wn and James \lonroc stamps. ongrnall' released in •
1954.
'one of the stamps 1~ current!' a\'a1lablc from the
Posral Sci"\ ice -all MC ouc of print. The Postal Com-
memora1i'c Soc1ct' has had co assemble them from
pm ate dealers. and the lrm1tcd supph ncccssarih l1m·
its this unpreccdcnccd Commcmorau"e \..o"crcollecuon.
l n1r11r1 .1111.u1111,<r' 1r\ ~1,t11.1rh'
E:.ach official Presidential \lcdal "111 be 'lealcd "11hrn J
dear protCCU\'C capsule. to shield Jgamst dust. scr.itchcs.
and fingcrprin~ -the medal \\Ill c1l"a's appear rn
perfect. pristine: condition'. Each his[<)rtC scamp \I ill be
offic1alh postmarked on the ex.ict anni' crsaf"\· d.ice of
each President's birth. ar his birthplace -adding a
further dimension of hiscor" co the collecr1on. ~ .
F.ach Co' er '' 111 be luxunousl~ crafted from a spc-
c1alh ·selected WO\'c:n-tcxture paper stock, and on the
rc"ersc there will be a memorable quol3l1on b~ the
pamcular President -~ct c1nochcr clcmcnr of h1sco~·!
\I >d11,t· l'rc".:tllllltt111 I .. 1,1. "111 hrn1-.t
nm! rrott:1.'I .111 \1111r (:mer,.
To hold .rnd protect \OUr comrlctc collccuon of Cum·
~-~·~
:f rrmHi11 'Ddnno 'R.@ser. 'flt
II.rt J,,, • .,.,, t., ,,,.,. _ _.,. H\tt/t P.t" ·'"' ).,.-t
/Jfnrry eJ. 7i-11111r111
H~ ""'., .. ,"A',.'"~'" "'''"'•"
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mcmora1i' c Co1 c~. the Postal Commcmoram e Soc1·
et\ ''ill furni~h vou wrth a custom-crafted Prcscnmion
Case. Hl\'crcd "1th a handsome leather-like material
and hncd "uh a ~of1 nch 'cl,·cc' interior. \\'henc1 er
'l•u open the i:ase. it '"II be hke watchin~ the: Prcsi-
dcnis parade b' -endless hours of delrght for~ uu and
c1·er~onc rn \Our fam1I~'.
(:om c:n1cnf 11c4ui,it1011 rilan.
Your original issue prrce will be iusc $9.50 per Co\'cr,
plus S. 75 each sh1pp1ng and handlinR. This includes
the Commcmoramc: Co"ers. the Official Presidcntral
~1cdals (t>lcccroplatcd in precious Z4kt gold). the his-
t0rrc l'.S. Post.i~c Scamps. and the Official Anni\'ersa"·
Postmarks. 'l'here 1s no extra charge for the delu'tc
P--rescntauon Case.
To rcsc:rvc your collection, you
need send no money. Simply
complete the Reservation form
and return it coda~'. Your first two
Covers will be shipped in 8-12
weeks and vou will be billed priur
co shipment. Thereafter. you will
receive two Co\'crs per month (ex·
~pl the final month when you will
rttcivc three).
l'rnmpt11c" c11u111:-.!
Plci&SC remember that the l1m1tcd
supply of hi\toric mm~ place~
s1r1ngcnc limiu on the number of
collections aviilablc. Therefore.
rc~rvanons will be K~,;pccd on a
fir.u~mc. firsMervcd be 1J.
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47 Richards Avenue
:--=orw1lk. Conn. 0685 7
Please reply by
'\01·cmbcr JO. fqs,J
Please enroll me as a subscriber to T/11 Prr:su/,,.riol.tfttl-
ols Ccwr Co/IKt?ott. I undersrand dm I will receive a
Commemoran\'c Cover for each official Presidential
Medal which hu been issued bv the U.S. ~tm1. Each
Cover will also bear historic t: .S. scamp$ ind be post·
marked at 1he President's birthplace on his b1rthd1te.
I understand that the cost for each Prc\idential ~ledal
Cover will be S9.50 (plus S. 75 shipping and h1ndl1nR)
and thar I will receive them in SCL' of twU each texccpt
theolasr month when I will receive three).
I need \end no moncv now. Bill me prK>r tu mv flrst
shipmenr. A cu~tom-crafred Prc'ICnt1t1on Case will Ix
\Col w me at no additional charRe. I undcmand lhac
either parrv mav cancel lh1s sub~riprion 1grcc:ment •t
an,· time.
I would like m\ Coven: 0 unaddrcncd. or 0 pcrsoruhzcd exac1ly ., shown bc:lo"
O A' Q coovcnicncc. I prefer to hart each monthlv
sci charged, a1 the time of shipment. m my·
0 \taster<.:ard 0 VISA
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By John E. Gibson
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. A well-Oressed person is usually
treated better by strangers than a poor·
ly dressed person is.
2. People who are obsessed with wear-
ing fashionable clothing tend to be pas-
sive and have little self.confidence
3. Your clothes can speak louder than
you do.
4. Makeup has a smaller impal1 on a
woman's appearance than her clothes
do
5. A woman's perfume is most effective
when she is dressed in formal auire
ANSWERS
I. Folse. How you dress does affect
others' attitudes toward you. but being
well dressed isn't always an advantage
over someone who is poorly dressed.
In studies at Virginia Polytechnic lnsti·
tute and Slate University. undergradu-
ates who were well dressed or poorly
dressed approached strangers in an air·
port and a bus station, explained 1ha1
they were stranded and needed money.
The well-Oressed students received
more money at the airport while the
poorly dressed individuals received
more money al the bus station The re-
searchers concluded that when people
perceive you to be similar to them in
class or status. they're more inclined to
help you if you need assistance.
2. Folse. Al the University of Texas, in·
vestigators tested undergraduates in
order to determine the type of person
who spends a lot of time, energy and
money on fashionable clothing. The
results show that people who really en·
joy clothes tend to be very self-<:onfi·
dent. MSertive. optimistic and are peo-
ple who try to lnfluenc.e the ideas and ·
.actions of others. The researchers a1so
noted that some persons use an attrac-
tive appearance and/or fashionable
clothing to manipulate others.
3. 7hJe You can say nothing but still
your clothes will speak for you, or you
c.an be quite talkative and loud and
wear plain clothes that may contradict
your speech. As such. clothing is likely
to play an Integral part in social en-
counters and il an important channel
of nonverbal communication.
4 . False. Nonhem Illinois University
sttJdles Indicated that an appearance-
consdous wom&n strongly believes
that the makeup she wears Is just as
important to the enhancement of her
appearance and to her social interac·
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Lions as her clothes are. The research-
ers concluded that makeup 1s a vital
tool ror a woman for two reasons. It is
something she can use to affect a per-
son's reaction to her: People may be
more likely to react positively toward a
woman who uses makeup to enhance
her looks. And it can also be effective
in improving a woman 's self-confi-
dence in social relationships.
5. Folse Purdue University research
showed that a woman's perfume seems
to be most successful in making her
more attractive when she is dressed
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W ith health costs rising
faster than any other
type of personal ex-
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or extended illness could completely
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you're without adequate insurance.
Thke time now to be sure you have the
coveraae you need.
You or your spouse may already
have group coverage as a job benefit,
and if so, family members may already
be covered or can generally be added
at a reasonable cost.
If you do not have coverage through
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through a union or professional or fra·
temal organization to which you
belong. Group insurance is usually less
expensive than an Individual policy,
and you need not have a physical to
qualify. However, if group coverage is
not available to you, compare prices
and benefits on individual policies with
several insurance agents or companies.
including Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
As you review your present coverage
or shop for new coverage, expect to
pay for routine doctor visits out or your
pocket. What's key is to insure against
the health problems that cannot be ab-
sorbed by~ family budiet.
'lake an educated gamble to protect
against the unexpected," says Charlotte
Crenson, spokesperson for the Blue
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the Washington. D.C .. office. "For ex·
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while in the hospital and hospital ser·
vie.es and medical/surgical, which pro-
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t'1o5l>itaJ. It aJso sets upper limit., for
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Disability lnsurana is loa-of·lnoome
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e more times a per·
son has served on a
1ury, the more likely he
or she is to vote for a convic-
tion, say two University of
Kentucky researchers.
Ronald Dillehay and
Michael Nietzel. who are
j studying 1ury deosion-makmg, S found that when up to half of a
jury's members have prior ex· A perience. guilty verdicts are
rendered about 47 percent of
the time. But when more than
half the jurors previously
have done time in a j11ry box,
the conviction rate rises to 63
percent. And if all 12 jurors
have done their duty before.
the guilty verdicts soar to 81
percent.
"Now the question is." says
Dillehay. "does prior ex-
perience make jurors more
f callous, or simply more effi· ~ cient at determining guilt'"
Parents and teachers
have long worried that
the use of pocket cal·
culators among school chll·
dren might hinder the kids'
~ attempts to learn the basics of
z mathematics. What would It i be like. they wondered, if ~ there were ever a world shor-
tage of batteries? We might
have on our hands an entire
seneratlon unable to add,
subtract or balance its check·
books.
Well, here's some reassur·
lng news. A recent study of
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West German grade schools
indicates that the use of
pocket calculators does not
decrease the mathematical
skills of school children.
The German research ser-
vice that conducted the study
found that more than 96 per·
cent of the teachers in West
German schools assumed that
rampant use of calculators
would destroy math skills. But
the study, which included
11,000 student tests and 500
teacher questionnaires over a
three-yE;ar period. indicated
that students who regularly do
their computing on calcula-
tors in the classroom have ap-
proximately the same level or
math skills as those students
who do their calculating by
that old-f ashloned method -
with a pencil and paper.
Now there's a program made
for Apple II computers called
a psychological diary, which is
designed to help you "better
understand yourself."
This high-tech therapy
packase consists of personali·
ty. relationship and sentence-
completion tests, dream inter-
pretation and -get this -a
doctor dialogue. in addition to
the personal diary. It comes
from Psychological Systems in
Cleveland. Ohio. 'ind sells for
$39.95. Sorry. the couch is nol
induded.
HOLLOW TOMATOU, C.O.D.
Y ou may think it's too
early to start fretting
about Christmas, but
fnudfon chips: Sohware fol' Ill~ I hard prob/mu.
I f you're tir~ of having
your head shrunk by
mere humans. why not
give computers a chance?
shoppers who dally much
longer are going to be too late
to shop by mall via the multi·
tudes of catalogues that weiBh
mailmen down more and
more every day. Here are a
few of our favorites.
Grace's Gardens (Westport,
Conn.), "the world's most
unusual seed catalogue," lea·
lures produce you won't find
anywhere else -except
maybe in the Guinness &ok
of World Records. It offers the
world's juiciest tomatoes,
square, hollow and white
tomatoes. 2th-foot -long
cucumbers. yard-long string
beans. giant leeks and other
such exotica.
If freaky vegetables aren't
your thing, there's the Pet
Compan~ of America cata-
logue (Marshfield, Mass.).
which peddles pet treats like
fancy pooper-scoopers and
doggie sleeping bags. The
Monogram Shop (Austin, Tex.)
puts out a catalogue that's
chock-full of names and in·
itials stamped on laundry
bags. ice scrapers and other
such paraphernalia.
Finally. for jottesters, there's
the Lighter Side catalogue (Mt.
Oemens, Mich.}. which offers
the Weather Rock - a stone
tied lo a pole over a wooden
plaque that says, "When rock
is wet, it's raining." Happy
ordering.
11-YflWTHI
Here's something that
may help keep drunk
drivers off the road$.
The O.W.I. breath-analyzer
machine. now found mostly
in bars. can determine if a
patron should attempt to
drive himself home. All he
has to do is breathe into the
machine with the straw that's
provided and the detector will
register his blood's alcoholic
co ntent. If it indicates that it'~
call-a-taxi time, the machine
lights up and a computerized
voice tells him not to drive.
The test costs SO cents. and
according to Alan Sherman.
president of AMS Interna-
tional -the 'designers and
marketers of the machine -
it's "as accurate as reasonably
possible. considering it is an
unsupervised test."
~ D. W.l breath analyze-r~IJ.s
~nil's calkHaxi time.
allmlDAYS
(All Scorpio) Sunday -
Johnny Carson 58; Pele 43.
Tuesday -Helen Reddy 42;
Minnie Pearl 71 . Wednesday
-Jaclyn Smith 35; Jackie
Coogan 69. Thursday -
Nanette Fabray 61 ; Ruby Dee
60. Friday -Jane Alexander
44: Elsa Lanchester 81 ; Jonas
Salk 69; Bruce Jenner 34:
Bowie Kuhn 57. Saturday -
Richard Dreyfuss 36; Kate
Jackson 35.
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