The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 313

PAGE 18 SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1986 WESTSIDE "AT HOME" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENTLOS ANGELES TIMES People in Westside Real Estate Jim Wix Hills office of George FJkins Co. for 1985. She closed an escrow every month during the year and has been a continual top producer during her six years with the firm. Jim Wix, branch manager of Cutler Dippell and Anna Cox the Brentwood office of Cold-well Banker, said January was the second-best listing month in the 21 -year history of the office. The number of listings taken exceeded January, 1985's total by 88 and represented more than one listing per sales agent.

-M3k i 'f, Sonny Fox Continued from Page 12 Maurice Benitah, a real estate agent and Morocco native, has been appointed director of Beverly Realty Enterprise's new International Services Division. Benitah speaks more than 12 languages. He and his staff will work with foreign real estate buyers in the Beverly Hills area. Steve Sawai has been named the 1985 top producer of Merrill Lynch Realty's Santa Monica office. This is the third straight year the Santa Monica native has been so honored.

Nancy Hunt, a sales associate at Fred Sands Realtors' Marina del Rey office and 2 Million Dollar Club member, along with six more Sands Marina sales associates, volunteered 40 hours to manning the phones in February's American Cancer Socie-tyKCBS-TV week-long phone bank. The effort was part of the Cancer Society's National Breast Cancer Month awareness campaign in which the society and Yvon Jacques more than 100 Southland medical facilities offered women over 35 a mammogram test at a rate of $50 instead of the standard $250. More than 25,000 women called the phone bank and qualified for the cancer-detection test. Statistics show that nine out of 10 women with breast cancer who receive a mammogram are diagnosed in time for a total cure. Fred Sands, president of Fred Sands Realtors, is chairman of the American Cancer Society's Coastal Cities unit.

Sonny Fox of Jon Douglas EncinoSherman Oaks office participated in 60 sales transactions in 1985, totaling more than $11 million, making her one of the top three producers in the office. Fox is a member of Jon Douglas President's Committee and is a regional director of Douglas Properties, a division representing properties valued at more than $1 million. "kirk Yvon Jacques has been named top lister for the Beverly Anna Cox won the Outstanding First Year Performance award for her sales record in 1985 with Dippell Realty Co. She received an award for her work recently from company president Cutler Dippell. ft Vj i 0 umAvfr- gAMai in Fred Sands Realtors Marina del Rey sales associates volunteering time for the American Cancer Society-KCPS-TV phone bank are, from left, Doris Uncapher, Mary Choate, Nancy Hunt, Debbie Lindskog and Lea Webb.

Penny blender and Judy Vinson, not pictured, also helped. K0 Scoff Gibson, center, sales manager of the Marina del Rey office of Fred Sands Realtors, joined by assistant sales managers Gerry DeGroot and Sue Levitt, studies blueprints that detail plans for the addition of an entire second floor to the existing Sands office at 13400 MaxeUa Ave. The office addition is scheduled to open this month. Gibson, Levitt and DeGroot led their sales team to a record production level last year. The expansion will increase office space by 70 and make room for more sales agents.

Beverly Hills Fire Chief William Daley, Carol Krasne, Wilma Sullivan and Ron Lepp, from left, gather after Sullivan, president of the Beverly Hills Board of Realtors, and Lepp, a board director and chairman of the Beverly Hills Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation Program (CPR) gave a $1,000 donation to the program. Krasne, president of the Beverly Hills Citizens Committee for the CPR program accepted the check on behalf of the group. It marks the seventh consecutive year that the board of realtors has made a donation to the CPR program, which was organized by the Beverly Hills Fire Department and is under Daley's direction..