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When the Marshall
Islands gain their Inde-
pendence, they'll lose the
services of two UC Irvine
doct ors./ A2
The use of Leisure World
residents as 'bait' to trap
a burglar stirs con-
troversy./ A4
California
A probe of child molest a-
tions spreads to a third
Los Angeles preschool,
but authorities say the
cases are unrelated./ A3
Employees at the Dlablo
Canyon nuclear power
plant are warned to stay
away from protesters.
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Nation
Twelve hundred people
remain stranded on a
grounded cruise ship In
the Garlbbean./ AS
A second volcano erupts
on the Big Island of
Hawall./A3
World
North Korea has
proposed a reunification
with South Korea -at
least for the Olympics
and other athletic events.
/A3
India's first cosmonaut
will test yoga as a means
of com batting motion
sickness In space./ A3
Religion
Crystal Cathedral to
stage "The Glory of East-
er,'· with a cast of 400
through Aprll 20./ AB
Sports
The Freeway Serles
opener wasa real yawner
as the Dodgers cruised
past Angels, 7-0./81
The NCAA Final Four gets
down to business today
with semlflnal matchups
In Seattle./81
Marvelous Marvin Hagler
pounded out a 10-round
KO over contender Juan
Domingo Roldan -but
only after being knocked
down In the first round.
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Entertainment
"Flight 90: Disaster on
the Potomac" was a real
thriller, but Its TV
re-creation Is mundane.
/A10
Candice Bergen details
her traumatic childhood
-sharing her father's
1ove with a dummy./ A 11
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SA 1 UROAY MAUCH 31 198-4 -
\ Alert cop snared suspect·
Sergeant tra ined in FBI technique
spotted what ot hers missed in p rints
By ANDREA ADELSON
Of .... o.ii, ...... lleff
An FBI-trained police sergeant was
crt"dited Friday wi th matching an
ex-sccunty guard 's fi ngerprints to the
unsolved 1979 murder of a
22-year-old lrvlne sccrttary -the
same prints that were overlooked by a
county fi ngerpnnt expert five years
ago.
The bloody smudges left on the
bathroom door of Savannah Leigh
Anderson's apartment were found
this week to match those of Robert
Lloyd Sellers. 26. then considered a
strong suspect. Irvi ne police Lt. Al
Muir said fnday.
Sellers. now a tow truck operator
from Brea. was arrested Thursday
and is beina held wuhout bail in the
Newport Beach Ci ty Jail. Police
refused to comment on statements
Sellers made during questionina. but
he re portedly confessed to the
murder. according to an Irvine city
official who was briefed by police.
At the outset of the murder in-
vestiga tion. Orange Coun ty crime lab
exa mine r s comra red the
blood-sta ined. partia fingerprints
with at least 100 oth er sets.
"But none were we able to match to
Nixon greets actor Buddy Ebaen.
Japanese mark
early time in OC ·
Pioneer families will
be honored in a
special t ribute -------
By KAREN E. KLEIN
Ol lMDellyfltlol llefl
They came. as ea rly as 1893.
because like most im mi grants they
wanted to make a better life for
themselves and fo r their children in a
land of opponuntty.
The "lsse1." or first-generatiq·n
Japanese, came across the Pacific
Ocean to find both the better life they
craved and innumerable hardships in
the asparqus fields and under the
fiery sun in desert internment camps.
About 30 lssci arc to be honored by
the Bowers Mu~um Foundation's
Japanese-American Council tona&h t
at the Westin South Coast Plaza
Hotel in Costa Mesa.
About 650 members and descend-
ants of the orW,nal pi oneer fa milies
-Japanese citizens who settled in
Oranac County before 1930 -are cx~led to attend the Special lssci
Tnbute Dinner Dance, said Carol
K.awanami , a member of the Bowers
Museum Board of Trustees and •
Villa Park City Council member.
One of those to.. be honored,
K.awaflami said, is 86-ycar-<>ld Maki
K.anno, who lives in Fountain ValJey
near the lite where abe raited 'ber
family on a 20..cre asparaaus famt.
Maki is the widow of Shuji K.anno,
who lcf\ Japan in 1906 when he was
16 years old. His parents boupt him
pusq aero the Pacific OCeall to
Hawaii wberc he worked for ll•
month to cam pessaac to San
Francisco. Then he came to Orange
County.
To the immigrants. California was
a shsnin$ jewel in the land of
opportunity - a place where a man
who was wslling to work hard for his
own land could start a town and one
day sec his son elected mayor.
"The opportunities were here and,
like most immigrants, they felt it was
the land ofopportunity," said Shuji's
second son, Jim Kanno.
In 1957, when Jim did indeed
became the first mayor of Fountain
Valley, the town where his father had'
toiled on the farm for years. Kanno
knew the land of opportunity had
been a mixed blessing -bn~na
both marvelous triumphs and bttter
disappointments.
Shortly after the youngShuji arived
in California, he left San Francisco for
Orange County. where some friends
had settled. He began work:ina as a
fannhand until he had saved enou&h
money to lease some land and plant
supr beets, Jim wd.
In the followina yean he was to
experience crop fail ure and plum met-
ing prices on his beets -all the
hardships that Jim Kanno calls "the
trials of the lsse1." ·
By 1923, ShuJi'a family in Japen
decided he was more than old cnouah
to take a wife, so he-returned to bis
homeland to meet Maki, a Tokyo
nune who had been contaekd by
Shuji's famil y throuah a letter of
introduction.
Althouah Maki had settled on
bein& a career woman, Jim said. she
coulan•t pass up the chance to move
to Amenca. "They met, and they
(Pl .... 1 ... JAPAKUlt/A2)
the bloody pnnt," said Larry RaaJe,
the oounty's forensic science director. ,
Muir said the pnnts were only
matched by experts with the FBI's
identification bureau after Irvine
police Sgt. Sfott Cade made a review
of the original evidence and spotted
something no one else had.
"I'm willing to say that infor-
mation presented in 1979 was suffi-
cient to make identifica tion," Muir
said. "I'm unable to say why 1t wasn't
made."
Anderson's nude body. bludgeoned
and strangled. was discovered in her
Meadows apartment in Woodbridge
on May 13, 1979. Police refllscd to say
if she was sexuall y assaulted.
Anderson was last seen alive by
neif)lbors at 10 p.m. the ni&ht before.
Muir said.
But her mother. Maxine Anderson,
contacted by telephone from Salt
Lake City, said phone records showed
she and her daughter ended a May 12
Mother's Day conversation at 12:03
a.m.
"She was fcclina so safe." Mrs.
Anderson said. The young woman
told her mother she knew the sccunty
auards by name and that her apart-
ment was surrounded by a board
fence.
No weapon was discovered nor was
the method of entry determined. The
allegedly incriminating print was
fou nd on a bathroom door jam, Mutr
said. (Pleue .ee ALERT/ A2)
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Former Prealdent Richard Nixon proYea Ile can atlll charm memben of tbe medJ.L
Nixon visits San Clem·ente
site of his archival library
By MICHALENE BUSICO
Of IN Delly "°4 llMI
Sun-tanned and amicable. former President Richard
Nixon returned to San Clemente Friday afternoon forthe
first time since selling the Western White House there in
1978 to inspect the ocean bluff-top location planned for
the Sh million Nixon Presidential Archives Library.
"It's a spectacular site," he said after surveying the
golden bluff and the panoramic view of the ocean, San
Clemente and the surroundin~ hills.
But he doesn't think the n'ew library will change
public opinion ofhim or hisadminstration: "I wouldn't
hold my breath, .. he said smiling.
Nixon seemed to be in top form, looking relaxed and
healthy in a dark grey suit and handling the large press
group gathered on the bluff with a mixture of humor and
poliucal commentary. He was even detained to sign an
autograph and pose in photos with local library
pro moters.
The 85,000-square-foot library will house docu-
ments, audio-visual records and memorabilia from the
Nixon presidency. Additionall y, the building will include
a museum and a 350-seat theater for screening an
introductory film on Nixon's life.
Planners expect construction to be;Jin in about two
years, when the remaining$20 million 1s raised, and one
million visitors a year on~ it is built.
Nixon said documents and tapes from lbe WatC!'flte
era will be included and available for study in the archives
as a "pan ofhistory." But he said he believes foreign policy
was the real focal point of bis administration.
"The opening of China was the most significant
event," he said.
Nixon went on to u~c a greater concern for foreign
policy in the current administration, especially with the
Soviet Union.
"If there is war. the cause is more likely to come with
world powers rubbing together in the Third World," be
said. "Without a new relationship with the Soviet Union,
there's no chance for peace to survive in the world.··
He said that though attorney general designate Edwin
Meese Ill had already been foundauilty in the media, it
was time to "sit back as we would with any other
individual and Jive him a chance to present bis side."
And though he isn't planning to participate in the
campaign this year, be expects a close race, with ~ident
Reagan the wmner. •
A ft er the con f ere nee. N 1xon attended a ori vate
(Pleue eee NIXON/A2)
Starting
her 2ncf
century
.\ 100-year-old Huntington Beach
resident . will be putting another
candk on the birthday cake this week
and she's still going strong as sPle
begins her second century.
Ln mg m her own apartment and
gomg to lunch everyday at the Villa
Nova Restaurant. Bernadine Muetler
said she is lookiog forward to her
IOI st birthday on Saturda)'. ·
In fact MuclJcr said she plans to
have "about 1.000 more b1rthdays. ..
The 100-aeat Brltlah Aeroepace jetllner will be teated at
John Wayne Alrport next week.
Mueller was born in Chicqo, UL. ln
1883. She grew up without radios,
televmons, automobiles or airplana.
"There wnri't even electricity,••
she said. "We bad to use ps liahts." -Will this new jetliner
have tbe 'right stuff?
By JEFF ADLER
Of .. Ollr .........
The mu=blllyhoocd, I 00-scat British Ac cc jetliner -billed as
the soluuo o John Wayne Airpon's
noise problems -will fly a demon·
stration fliah t in Oranic County ne•t
week to dctcnnine whether the Diane
indeed 11 made of the "ri&ht stuff."
The Oranac County Board of
Supervisors unanimously pvc it
approval for a Wednesday . demon-
stration flia}lt of the BAe 146 at John
Wayne Atrpon. The new airtraf\ will
fly five takcoffi and landinp that will
be monitored closely by airport noise
abltemcnt.officcrs.
In approving the demonstrauon
Oiahts, supervison cauuoned ~at the
tryout had better not tum mto a
publicity event that creates false
expectations in commurutlcs stluated
under the airport's Oa&}\t peth.
"Oranae County should not be-
come a public relations finn for this
panicutar aircraft,·· said Supervisor
Bruce Ncstandc. "This testtnJ should
not crtate ™sc expcc11uons. It's JU t
a demonstrauon niaht. not a final .
final tc t."
In approvina the ffiahts. board
members directed that the airplane'
manufactUttr bt advised the demon·
(Pleue ... JST/A21
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Mueller's h.usband, John. died
from typhoid fever in l 917. SnM:e &.bat
time. she has been an 1~t
woman.
"I had the m°'t wonderful man 1n
the world. I couldn't reml1T)'," she
said.
Her only child, John Jr. died abo\lt
l 0 years ago.
Mueller. one of the few peopk wbo .
can remember when a loaf of brad
cost a dime and when the u••keb'e
TitAn k sunk in 1912.. spends a loc Ot
time at home. but &be ~ma.ins busy,
'T ve sttll sot my ri&ht tcnta. .. she
said. "I kttp house and play with my
cat (Sk.ippy):· On Sundays. she t'Vtn -
coots Swedish meatballs for friends.
In her y<>u_ftltt'.dayi. Mueller a
lellftlt.rcsl and a ~ker. uwe made
afl&CI food c:ilk l 2 incba biah and sok5 lbem for S l, .. she said.
MueUtt said w has been .. sick all
hef hft. but sttll outli~ bu funil ...
Mueller attnbutes her IOftlltYltY to
.. never havina time to P'0'4ff okt''
octQrs endlngasslstance . to Mar~hall Islands peOple
By JAMIE SEELEY °' ... ..., .........
fwo UC Irvine pcdiatnc1ans are
prepanna to leave for the Marshall
Islands this October to provide
med1rnl cur~ to the islands' children.
But this is the la~t tnp they will ever
make.
Dr. Beverly Morgan. professor and
chair of the College of Medicine'~
Department of Pediatncs, and Dr.
C'la1boume Dungy have bten visitin&
the islands for two years admin1s-
tenng physical exam1nat1ons. prov1d-
1ng vitamins and giving immuniza-
tions.
But because the Marshall Islands
have \Oted for their independence.
the government-sponsored program
is coming to an end.
.\bout 35.000 people li ve on the
cc:ntral Pacific islands. where 30 years
ago an H-bomb test on the Bikini
.\toll aeated a cloud of rad1oactl\e
fallout o'er two of the islands.
Ronactap and Utirik.
Under a contract with the U.S.
Otpartmcnt of Eneray. New York's
National Laboratory had been
fumishjna the island people with
medical care and had invited ped.i-
atr!c d~panments. from American
untvers1ttet to part1c1pate.
"We were asked to do it because
50meooe else in the department who
had done rcsearch-<>n the effects of
radiation was as ked to go, but
couldn't." Morgan said ... He then
spoke to some of us in pediatrics and
we said (Morgan and Dungy) we
would bt glad to do it"
The trip lasts about five weeks.
with each doctor spendmg 21/2 weeks
1n the Marshall Islands at different
limes.
"We spend most of our time on a
ship," Morgan said -a ship. she
added. that "is not the lo'e boat.,,"
It 1s a former World War II garbage
scow convened mto a medical ship.
with facilit ies for running blood tests
and taking X-ravs.
It's not a tro"1cal vacation either:
"It's a lot of hard work," said Morpn.
"We see at tea t 30 patients a dAy.
And, mfiny of the patients don't spe4k
Enalish so we hove to use an
interpreter."
Despite all the discomforts,
Morgan decribcd the experience as
"very rcwardina."
Dunay agreed. "The Marshallesc
are extremely friendly people who
care a areat deal about proper health
care," he said.
He also noted the island children
are quit~ brave and "actually tend to
cry less than their American counter-
parts."
After this year. Morgan said the
Marshallese will probably hire phys-
icians from the Middle F.ast to
prov ide health care. "What I'd really
like to see happen 1s for the
Marshalkse to take some of their
bright. >Oune people and send them
awa> to medical school." she said.
FV teen struck by car, seriously injured
.\ l-ounta1n Va lle} teen-ager wai.
i.enousl~ tnJured Fnday when he'was
struck b~ a car "' h1k crossing Warner
.\ q~nue 1n Huntington Beach.
The youth. Charles J. Payne. 18.
was listed in critical cond111on Fnda>
1n the mH·n"" e care unit of Fountain
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Valley Communtt} Hospital.
Huntington Beach police said the
accident occurred at I :30 a.m. when
Payne tned to cross Warner just west
of Beach Boulevard. Police said he
was struck b} a 1978 Dodge C oh
dn .. en b> Veronica VasqucL. ~4. of
Hunttnitton Beach
Officers said Payne was not walk-
ing across Warner at a corner or
marked crosswalk. Vasquez was not
cited in the incident. police said.
ALERT COP SNARES SUSPECT •••
From Al
Ragle. of the cnme lab. explained
that the FBI u!>es a different method
to photograph fingerprints, making
what is white m a tradit1orµl photo-
graph black and vice ve rsa
"That subtle difTcre nce was
enough :· he said. while adding.
.. there's nothing wrong with our
rechnique~"
Ragle said John Hayes. the exam-
iner who analvied evidence 1n the
Anderson murder. 1s considered an
expen who .. has found pnnts on
lhmgs no one else has.
"But ultimately. the human eye has
to make the Judgment." Ragle said.
Mananne Cuse>. the co-owner of a
La Habra towing service that em-
ployed Sellers up unlit November.
described Sellers 3'i a womanizer with
a quick temper.
Cusey said she had last seen Sellers
on Sunda). "'hen he c;topped to confer
with her husband over a debt. She
said he borrowed the money for
attorney's fees in a custody dispute.
''He's too mouthy and very quick
to anger." Cusey said.
The year Anderson died, fi ve other
bl udgeoning-type murders of young
women occurred on the Orange
Coast. Costa Mesa poli ce Lt. Jack
Calnon on Friday said Sellers does
not appear to be linked to those still
unsolved slayings.
Anderson had moved to California
from Utah 18 months before her
death to establish residency so she
could enroll in a state co11C$e. Mrs.
Anderson said of her o nly child.
The anractive brunette was a
dancer and an accomplished pianist.
who worked as a secretary for Com-
mercial Credit Corp. of Irvine.
"Someumes II bothers )OU. think·
mg of what she got cheated out of."
her mother said "But we've been
blessed to ha"e wonderful
memories."
Police said the sergeant who made
this week's discovery was sifting
through evidence 1n the slaying.
thinking the puuhng murder may be
tied to the self-<:onfessed murder
spree of Henry Lee Lucas. who is to
stand trial for the 1979 killing of a
Georgetown. Texas woman.
Cade, who had taken FBI finger-
print classes. ma.de the connection
and flew to WaShington. D.C.. to
confer with FBI experts, Muir said.
lrvme police Capt. Jim Blaylock
said he did not consider the finier-
pnnt oveTS1ght by the count} cnme
lab negligence. .
"We're not concerned enough to
th e point where "e wouldn·t send
evidence" to thl' count) ·s cnme
laboratol'). he said
JAPANESE PIONEERS CELEBRATE •••
From Al
liked each other. and so thing5
worked out." Kan no said.
B} that time. Shuj1 was able to take
his bnde back to hts leased farm in the
Greenville area. in what is now Santa
Ana. where he farmed peppers. sugar
~beets. and spmach
· "It was not possible to bu~ land at
•that time," Kanno said. "Aliens were
ineligible to buy land and so they put
'it in their children's names"
Land bought in the names of minor
children. who were c1t1zens. was
accompanied by the names of guard-
ians over 21 who were also citizens.
In 1924, when ShuJt and Maki's
first son was born. and in 1925. wh en
another followed . the} fo rsook
Japanese trad111on and bestowed
them wtth names any American
could be proud of -George and
James.
.\ famtl} fne·nd who had go11en his
c111zensh1p was named as guardian
for the purchase of the 20 acres of
pnme asparagus land 1n wh at is now
Fountain Valley.
Jim remembers growing up on the
famtl) homestead on Ward Street
south of Slater. "Asparagus was a
bread and butter crop; yo u always
~new you could make mone} on it."
he recalls.
.\nd he remembers the threat of
internment that came along w1th the
war after the Japanese bombing of
Pearl Harbor on Dec 7. 1941 .
"I was a Junior in high school, ~01ng
to Santa Ana High,'. Kanno said. ")
remember making a speech to my
civics class and saying. 'This 1s what
democracy is all about -regardless
of race. creed or color. they're not
going to evacuate me because I'm an
Amencan c1t1zen.' Then. of course. 1n
about a month I was gone."
Kanno and hi s family were in-
terned tn a "relocation center" in
Posten. Anz:. a grouping of barracks
in the middle of an Indian reser-
vation. along With many Of the
origjnal Japanese-American settlers
of Orange County, he said.
Jim stayed there one year. then left
to go to Ann Arbor. Mich .. to stud}
and work in a hospital. On the East
Coast and 1n the Midwest.
Japanese-Amencanswere welcomed
to re vitalize a la bor force sapped b)
the war.
JET WILL SHOW STUFF •••
"A lot of instttut1 ons back Ea st
would send employment recruiters to
the camps and provide housing
information for that area <\ lot of
Midwest fa rmers needed fa rm labor
and the) recrutted farm workers in
the camps." he said.
From Al
strat1on tn no \\a) constitutes
cen1ficat1on that would permit the
plane to use th e airport.
"These flights arc for the purpose of
ex tracting accurate noise data on this
aircraft." e'pla1ned Supen .. sor
Thomas Rile\.
Still. RtlC}; talled the fl ight test
"e'<trcmely -;1gn1 ficant" for the LOun-
t\ bccau'ie of the potential effect the
nev. Jetliner might ha\ l' on a1rpon
operations
The board ,., de\elop1ng a nc''
a irli ne acces., plan that \\ould pcrmn
potcnt1all~ unltm1ted numbers of
da1l) flights for airlines v.11h JCts that
could f1) bcln" an 84-decibt'I
threshold S1mllarl). a kgal agree-
ment being consu.Jered ''Ith Newport
Beach sets an IP·dl'ubcl thn.•shold
The high·'' 1ng four-Jet plane re-
cent I\ was te<;ted at Burbank .\1rpon
and registered 8.::! 1 decibels on
takeoff. explained Ken Hall. an aide
to Rile}' who handles a1rpon matters.
Th e quietest commercial Jetliner now
operating at John Wa)ne Airpon 1s
the McDonnell-Dou~las Super 80.
which registers 90 decibels on takeoff.
The rub. according to Hall. 1s that if
a11 airline were permitted an un-
ltmtted number of flights 1t would
create unprecedented congestion
prohlem!I at the alread~ 1wcrcrowded
air termtnal
Onl~ one airline '>t'f"ing Jo hn
\\a~ ne .\irpon. Paci fic Southwest
.\1rltnec;. has placed an order for the
BAe 146 The first of the 20 planes
ordered b~ PS A is expected to begin
'>Cn ice 1n May. PSA. no" a' erages
about SI'< flight s per da~ from the
a1rpon. Hall said.
Shuj1 and Maki stayed at Poston for
three years. and after California was
reopened to Japanese-Americans.
they came back to their farm in
Orange County. "They were lucky,
they came back during the asparagus
harvest and within 10 days th ey had
the farm back ... Kanno said
Not all the families were that
fortunate. he said. Many came back to
find their la nd occupied and had little
recourse but to wait unt1l 1t eventuall)
was turned back over to th em.
But the lsse1 survived. and the
group of Orange County citizens they
spawned 1s one to be proud of.
"The kids ha ve scattered all over
the country. and they're doing JUSt
about everything." said Kanno. a real
estate salesman.
Tonight's will be the first large
function hononng Japanese pioneer
families to the county. Kawanam1
said
NIXON RETURNS TO SAN CLEMENTE •••
From Al
recepti on at Ca<;a Pacdica. the former Western White
House. g1 ven b\ 11c; current owner. Gavtn Herbert.
co-chairman oft he N11ton Pres1dent1al .\rchl\ es Foun-
dation.
Aide N1chola-; Ruwe said Nixon plan<; to spend the
rest of the weekend in Rancho Mirage. with his long-time
friend. former Ambassador Walter Annen berg.
On Monda). Nixon plans to attend the opening
Angels baseball game wnh Gene Autry. Ruwe said. btfore
returning home to Saddle Ri ver. N.J.
Jn an carhenntcrv1ew. architec t Erne•u Wilson said
the two-level, Spanish-st) le library bu1 ld1ni was part1all)
based on the design of Casa Pacifica. which 1s w1thm view
from the hbral') ·s bluff.
He said he designed the modest build mg keeping in
mind Nixon's request that the library not bt a memonal to
himself. 3'1 well as the rt$idential. suburban character of
the area
WrR£ L1srrN1Nc
"Th e bu1ld1ng will be famous for its contents rather
lhan 1tsarch1tecture." W1l$0n said.
The plans are now before the San Clemente Design
Re v1ewComm1ttee. After nsapprovat. the plans will ge
before the ct t y planning com mission and the city council.
"We fully e~pcct that approval," Councilman
W 1 lliam Meecham said. "There may be some discussion
on what the final design will be. but we expect a speedy
rcsolutJon."
For a location. Nixon said he was "tom about
Whittier ... intrigued by Fullerton" and called UC Irvine
"an excellent site." Howevec. he cbosc the San Clemente
location over those and other sites last Apnl.
"It WGsa very tough decision for me," N1iton said.
"First 1t (San Clemente) was the most appropriate site; it 1s
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good. I fell all of these were important."
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Bankruptcy court
wins an extension
W ASHJNOTON (AP)-Conartts today appmvtd a
one-month extension of the nation·s baokruptcy court
system, which had been due toaoout ofbusineu Saturday.
The House approved the leail.lation by voice vote af\er the
Senate passed it. 78.0. The two versions were sla&h11y
different, but Senate leaders said they would ac<lcpt the
House lanauaae. The measure will 10 to President Rcapn.
The bankruptcy courts have been operatioa under
temporary authority granted by the Judicial Conference
an orpnizatlon that functions as a board of directors fo;
federal courts. The ·~~m was ruled unoonstitutional by th~ Supreme Court use its Juda.cs had some of the
broad powers normally assumed by other federal jurists
but not their lifetime tenure. ·
Woman dle. •v1ng clllldren
REDDICK. Aa. (AP) - A 79-year-old woman
rcteuC\\ two of her &reat-arandchildrcn from her bumina
home. but died when she was overcome by smoke and
flames on her third trip into the house. Elousie Stafford ~!lapsed at the front door of her Marion County home.
mches from safety, as 2-ycar-old Bryant Louis Stafford
and 3-year-old Cedric Leron Stafford stood in the front
yard, Marion County sberitrs deputies Said. Ms. Stafford
never reached the rear of the livinJ room where
4-month-old Nathaniel Jerrell Stafford died Wednesday
said Marion County Fire Marshall Gene Gallant. ·
Some union• endone Reagan
WASHINGTON (AP) -Although most .... labor
leaders arc workinJ for Walter F. Mondale, President
Reagan showed Fnday that he still has appeaJ among
blue-collar workers by winning the endorsement of some
AfL-CJO officials from New York. Reagan met briefly
Wl~ the lcade_rs of 18 building and construction trades
union locals an the New York metropolitan area. A
spokesman for the group told reporters afterward that the
union officials would work for Reagan because "the
president turned the eoonomy around" and more jobs
would be created as a result
DeLorean dldn 't ezpect coke
LOS ANGELES (AP) -John Z. De Lorean was not
suspected of any past narootics involvement when
government agents launched their "sting operation"
apinst the automaker, a prosecutor revealed Friday. Jn
addition, Assistant U. S. Attorney Robert Perry told a
prospective juror that the evidence will show De Lorean
wu surprised to sec cocaine in a hotel room the day he was
aniested, that he was not expecting it to be there. The
surprise concessions came as Perry was questioning a
female prospect who said she distrusted the government
and its actions in the De Lorean case.
Protmter pulJed oil cliff
SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) -Employees of the
controversial Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant wefe
urged by Pacific Gas & Electric Co. spokesmen to avoid
anti-nuclear demonstrators after one protester was shoved
down an embankment durina a skirmish. Mark Edward
Mullins, 30, ofGarberville suffered onll minor scrapes in
the incident Wednesday. said sheriffs t. Duane Dague.
Wrongful death• reinstated
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A federal appeals court
Friday reinstated two wrongful death suits against th e
government of Mexico in the airplane crash deaths of
three American prisoners being flown to the United States
under a prisoner exchange program. The 9th U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals said the U.S. District Court could hear
the suit by the children of the three American prisoners,
who had been convicted in Mexico on drug charges. The
actions were brought on behalf of Erin Rayne Olsen, 5. of
Cambria. and Ursula Baines Sanchez of Garden Grove.
whose parents died in the crash.
No numbers for till• man
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A federal a~peals co urt
Friday gave a father who claims Social Secunty numbers
arc "the mark of the beast" another chance to get welfare
for his daughter without her receiving a government
number. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals once again
sent the case of Robert Dale Callahan qf Santa Rosa back
to U.S. District Judge William Orrick"for further action.
Tbe judge had ruled Callahan's religious interests were
outweighed by the government's interest in having welfare
recipients classified by number, and that the number
requirement was the least restrictive means of adminis--
tenng the welfare program.
Sale. hit another record
SACRAMENTO (A P) -California retail sales bit
another record in the last quarter of 1983, ri sing to $47.4
billion, the state Board of Equalization said Friday.
Adjusted for inflation, it was 10.S percent higher than the
same period in 1982. As measured by the California
Consumer Price Index, the 1983 rate of inflation averaged
only 1.6 ~rcent above 1982, the lowest in 20 years. The
board said taxable transactions for all of 1983 totalled
S 169.4 billion. up 9.6 percent over 1982 and the strongest
growth since 1979. Adjusted for inflation, 1983 sales were
7. 9 percent higher than 1982.
U.N. condemn• nerve ga• u•e
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -The U.N. Security
Council on Friday condemned use of chemical weapons in
the Iran-Iraq war and renewed its call for a negotiated end
to the the 31h-year-old cqnflict.
The 15-nation council said its "humanitarian
concerns can only be fully satisfied by putting an end to the
tragic conflict that continues to deplete the precious
human resources of Iran and Iraq."
More mUltary uerclHll
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP)-A new round of
U.S. military exercises, set to bcain Sunday, is designed to
increase pressure on leftist Nicaragua by puttjna Ameri-
can forces, and possibly Ouatemalan and Salvadoran
troop.s, about 20 miles from the border, U.S. officials say.
The first phue of the exercises, known as Oranadero 1,
calls for U.S. Army enaineers to build two din runways,
one at Cucuyaaua about 3~ miles from the Salvadoran
border, and the other at Jamastran, about 20 miles from
the Nicarquan border area wbere CIA-backed rebels are
fiahtlna Sandini1&a troops. Both airstrips will be capable of
· handlina planes 11 larae as C-130 ttanspon ai~raft.
S Pal•tfafan• W'OIUlded
NABLUS, Occupied West Bank (AP) -Israeli
10ldien ahot and wounded three Palcstimans m the West
Bank on Friday durtna stont-throwina pro&ests held to mart the 1976 deaths of Arab dcmon1trator&i mihtary
sourca said. A Palestinian news tef'Vice said a founh
Paleltinian was ahot and wounded When lsrteli soldiers
ftred at 300 rduaees in Ain Al Ma'a camp durina a
demonstration. SOidiers lmpoted curfews on that and
ariotber Palestinian re"-camp near Nablus1 a West
Bank city 30 miJn north of Jena•ltm, after lsnaeU army
P1trol1 were stoned and protesten waved Palestinian n.aS
and photoerapb1 ofYatatr Arafat, chairman of the PLO.
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Probe of LA molestations
spreads to third preschool
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A handy·
man at a pretehool was in Jail Fnday
on charaes he molested two boys.
includin& his son, as a probe broad·
cned an tbe wake of a similar case in
which seven people at another child
ca.re cent1·r were indicted Last week .
An investiption at a thmt ..
uburban preschool is also continu-
i n., District Attorney Robert
Phalibosum said Friday afternoon. He
said the catcs did not appear to be
related.
Henry Anthony Lawson, 23, was
held in lieu ofSS00.000 bail on felony
chHd molesting charaes involving a
boy at the Little Angels Day School
Center in Lynwood. That boy and
Lawson's son. who was an protective
custody because of allegations he had
been molested. are under 5 years old,
Philibos1an said.
"We are investigating other poss-
ible victims.'' the district attorney
added. but he declined to comment
on. earlier reports that as m•ny a 20
children who attended Lmle An&els may be 1ntcrv1ewcd.
Than school and the Hickory Tree
Preschool 1n Tom nee, the focus of
the other continuina probe. arc an
suburbs of Los An1eles, as wa the
Virginia McManin Preschool. where
Philibbsian has said more than 100
students over the last decade ,nay
have been molested and silenced with
threats of violenoc.
Virginia McManin, 76, her dau&h·
tcr, grandson and granddaughter and
three women teachers were indicted M~rch 22 0!1 11 S count of felony
child abuse .. includ. ina rape, sodomy,
oral copulation and fondltnl.
The county grand Jury indictment
involves 18 ch.ildren alle&edly at-
tacked over the past decade, but
prosecuto~ ~y 125 youngsters have
reported s1m1lar abuse and claim
~eache~s made photographs and mov-
ies during the assaults.
Lava threat
to Hilo eases
HILO. Hawaii (AP) -The threat to Hawaii's
second-largest city from the eruption of Mauna Loa eased
Fdday. with a new finger of lava diverting some of Jbe
volcano's molten flow over uninhabited land, officials
said.
Meanwhile. the island's second volcano, Kilauea,
resumed its intermittent eruption, marking the first time
in more than a century that the two erupted simul·
taneously.
· Officials flying over the area early Friday sighted the
new stream of lava from Mauna Loa about three miles
behind the front of a 13-milc-long flow. The wall of lava
has descended the mountainside to about fi ve miles from
the nearest homes in the upper K.aumana area of Hilo,
which has a population of 40,000. .
The new finger of molten rock is .. more favorab1e.
because it's farther up the flow," said Bill Takaba, a
Hawaii County Civil Defense volunteer ... It relieves
pressure at the front."
The new flow was headed north over uninhabited
state land, away from Hilo.
Heavy rain and foj prevented officials from gathering
better information, said Takaba.
Instruments at the U.S. Geological Survey's
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory early Friday indicated
Kilauea was erupting. It was the first lime since 1868 that
the island's two active volcanos erupted at the same time.
"From one side I could see-Maun-a boa erupting, and
on the other side I could see Kilauea," said Susanne Gines,
who lives in Volcano village.
.. 1t•s a real eerie feeling. to be surrounded by volcanic
activity." she said. "You can feel the charge in the air."
But 1"\iCStlptors hAvc no phyite I
evidence of pomoaraphy in the three
case , Ph1libo~ian said
The Little Al'\atls school was closed
Thursday after the arrest of Lawson
whose mother. Ann Huff, ope,.tt"d
the unlic~nscd-center.
.A search warrant was served on the Haclcory T~ school Friday and a
woman was questioned, but no
arrests "'.ere made. Philibosian said
That probe involved a boy and 'a
11rt, both under the age of 5, be 511d.
Parents should not overreact to the
investjgations. Phihbosian said. "We
~ave no reason to suspect any
instances of abuse or neglect at the
vast ma;ority of preschools in the county.'
The district attorney also said Man.hat~n Beach police are in-
vest1gat1ng the unsolved 1976
rape-strangulation of Karen Ann
Klaas. whose 5-year-old son attended
the V1rgin1a McMartjn school.
., ........... The main lava flow from Mauna Loa was one of four
streaming from a fissure at the 9.000-foot level of the
13.677-foot-hagh volcano. The other three main nows had
appearently stopped advancing. said Roben Decker.
scientist in charge of the volc:ano observatory.
Molten lava flowa from Kilauea, which
erupted Friday on the Big Island of Ra wall.
1,200 remain stranded
on grounded cruise ship
MIAMI (AP) -The cruise hner S.S. tcrdam. was enlisted Thursday to try to pull
Rhapsody. with more than 1.200 people the liner free. but all attempts failed,
aboard . was stranded on a coral bar in Jackson said. Another attempt was planned
heavy seas off Grand Cayman lsland. for high tide Friday night, he said.
officials said Friday. Another tug is en route to help the
Sea swells of 6 to 8 feet made it too Rotterdam. one of the world's largest tugs,
dangerous to try to move the 792 passengers but was not expected to arrive until Sunday,
and 431 crew from the 24.000-ton vessel to Jackson said.
a smaller rescue boat. said Sammy Jackson. The Bahamian-registered Rhapsody lef\
director of the Cayman Port Authority in ~iami a week ago and ran aground
Georgetown. Wednesday during bad weather about 700
"There was a chance of someone getting to 800 feet from the island's ~ast, Jackso n
seriously 1nJured if we tned to move them:· said.
he said Friday, two days after the ship ran The captain apparently felt the ship was
aground. in danger, Jackson said. and decided to put
The passengers may be evacuated today down anchor. But then weather cond1t1ons
if the liner is still aground, Jackson said. wo~ned and the captain hficd anchor.
Most of the passengers were Americans. "The next thing we knew. we had a rl·port
and some were French. he said. The ship 1s the ship had gone aground," Jackson said.
Appeasing 1Je~
gods with gln ,.
HILO. Hawaii (AP) -When Hawaii•s volcaftoel
heat up. 76--ycar-old Leatrice Ballesteros rcachet for her ..
gin bottle -not to calm her nerves, but to offer u a
placatina gift to the islands' legendary volcano aoddeM
Pele.
For almost 35 years, Mn. BaUateros bat been
making such offerinp to Pelc, who accordiaa to folklore
governs eruptjons like the one this week at Maaana LoL -
Pelc, says Mrs. Ballesteros, prefers &in or "any of tbr
good brands of whiskey," so that's what she aatuaDy
provides. She also offers Hawaii.an and Japanae food. • "I have the feeling that she wants to driak. .. MnJ
Ballesteros said.
As Mauna Loa ended a nine-year slumber and roared·
to life this week. Mrs. Ballesteros was one of the fif'll•
people to arrive at Hilo Airport. seek.Loa a fti&ht over tbe
eruption site. Dressed in a bright red muumuu and red.
shoes and stockinp-.. Even my unden are red. .. she aid
-she went aloft an a small plane and tollCd her sifts in10
the roiling cauldron below.
"I've come to res~t her," Mn. Ballesteros said of\
the volcano goddess. · I'm happy because maybe I lef'Ve
God and Madame Pele. I'm a happy and healthy woman."·
Born near the town of Volcano 10 l 907, Mrs.•
Ballesteros now lives on the island of Oahu, where she i~
considered a spiritual healer. She says people frequently
are .rcfcaed to. her for help with .ailrneBti-belie.ved related!
to the volcano goddess.
Often, she sajd, she finds that they have ta~
something from the volcano area that they must retum.
After they return the stone or whatever they have taken thC
pain disappears. she claimed.
The National Park Service says it often receives rocks
in the mail from tourists who have snatched them from the.
volcano. then fallen victim to a stretch of bad luck..
owned by a Miami-based subsidiary of "We can only assume 1t was probably
Paquet French Cruises. lack of familiarity of the area that caused Little Rascal ln court
None of the passengers was lnJUred and this to happen," said Jackson. adding that
all were in good spirits. Jackson said. officials are sttll uncertain of the cause.
..They're safer on the ship nght now than The Rhapsody cruises the Canbbcan
tryinJ to move them now under weather dunrtg the winter. Its next scheduled
conditions," he said. port-of-call had been Cozumel. Mexico It
A 22,000-horsepower tugboat, the Rot-cruises Alaskan waters in the summer.
Gordon Lee, better known u 'Por ky' (left) ln the early 'Oar Otuai" &Dd
'Little Rucal' comedie., bu filed •alt .eeklnC Sl.9 mlllloa la
damage• fr:om Ranna Barbera Production • of Loe Aneelee, cJatmtn1
one of lta cartoon• deplete the 'Porky' character.
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lndl&a C0911lonaat Rakeeh Sharma. flCht,
and eo.tet coemonaata Yurt ~~he• and
GaaadJ 8tnblo• dmtna pre-~t t:ratn-~ la tM •ao,u T' •pac•lllp, which will be
laaacbed lato 1pace TueadaJ.
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First Indian cosmonaut will try
yoga to com bat motion sickness
MOSCO~ (..\Pl -lnd1a·s first man in space will
perform )Oga while 'ii rapped to sens1t1\-e instruments that
measure weightlessness and mouon ~1ckncss. So' 1et space
officials said Fnda'
The Indian. Rakesh Sharma. 35. will Join two Soviet
cosmonauts on the e1ght-da) m1ss1on hcginnang TtJesda).
the officials said at a nrws conference
The Soyuz T-10 rocket will be launched from Soviet
central Asia. carrying harma. Col. Yun V. Malyshe\-. 42,
and Gennad1 M. Strekalov. 43. Two days later. 11 will dock
with the Salyut 7 orbiting space station. where thr«
cosmonauts have been workin~ since a Feb. 8 launch.
The Sov1et-lnd1an crew will return to Earth on Apnl
10.
Anatoly Gngorcv. deputy d1n..'Ctor of the Soviet
Jn titute of Medical Biology. said 43 experiments W111 be
done durina the mission.
A metal alloy wi ll be tested, India wilt be
photopaphed from srce. and a scncs of medical
ex~nments will dra with \\e1ghtlcssness. motion
sickness and the psychological condition of man in space.
he .aid.
"Our Indian colleaaues proposed a very interesung
upcnmcnt invol vma yop. which will be completed by
co monaut harma. It as thought that perhaps yop could
be u~ to stretch the muscle and prevent the muscle
atrophy that takes plaet> dunna wetghtlessne s," Gn ortv
said.
He 1d the Indian ovemmcnt 1s supPl)'lna some
rquap~nt for the expenment India also 1 providing
bananas. manaoc and pineapple that will be eaten b> the
ix cosmona01s dunna the mi 100\
The Soviet handhng of the mi ion waU mark a
dramatic dcpanure from the usu I practices follow~
conccrnina 1nform1uon about space Oiahts.
Dunn$ tha mi sion, the co monauts will talk by
$1teU1te wuh Indian Pnmt Ministtr Indira Oandh1,
conduct a prt conftrcn~ that wtU be rt'layed to
conespondrnt an Moscow and pctk with 191~ official
at the ma ion control center near Mo w.
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The Soviet Union also has sc.tleduled daily prea
conferences and televised programs for foreianJournalisu
dunng the m1ss1on.
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announced space launches an advance. Generally, tbe
ao' emment d()('s nol disclose how Iona Soviet co.;
monauts arr to remain 1n space. Information about IS*lt
flights usually 1s sparse and rcstncted to ~ on *
official Soviet news qency Tass.
Soviet space officials at Friday's press confereuoe
refu~ t<?say how much the Soviet Union would spendoa this m1ss1on.
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Segerstrom 's water board
yacancy to be filled in MaJi
A Costa Mesa representative to the
Oranae County Water District's
board of directors will be selected in
May to serve an unexpired tenn on
the board.
now from candidates interested in
being considered to replace
Scgerstr0m. Elser said.
The Mesa Consolidated Water
District has nominated Hank Panian,
the president of its board of directors,
for the post, according to Karl ~emp,
general manager of the MQI district.
b11 increased invoJvement an btS own
business.
Segtrstrom recommended that
Costa Mesa Mayor Donn Hall be
considered for the position, Elter
said. The recent rcsi&nation of Henry
Scaerstrom left a vacancy on the
board for a rcpresentauve from
district seven, coverin& most of the
Costa Mesa area. and a small ponion
oflrvinc and Newport Beach, accord-
ing to Gordon Elscr.t.. the water
district's infonm~tion 0111cer. ~erstrom's replacement, to be
appointed by a vote of the currcnt
board on May 10, will have to stand
election in November to complete the
two years left on Seaerstrom's tenn.
Panian, who has served on the
Costa Mesa board for six years is a
history professor at Orange COast
College. He has been board president
for two years, Kemp said.
Elser said Scgerstrom, a 27-year
member of the board, "didn't feel he
was able to spend the amount of time
here that he should have" because of
several major water projects the
board is undenaking and because of
A selection committee will inter-
view candidates and make a m>
ommendation to the board before the
May mectin$-Whoever is appointed to serve on
the board must be 21 or older and
must own property in the Costa Mesa
area, Elser said.
The board is taking applkations
Move over, Oashdancers
A 1roup of talented Laguna Beach glrla
atruta lta atuff durinC a aerie. of afternoon
demonatrationa at the cl;;]:• recreation
department recently. The WDrk with
21-year-old lnatructor LIM yne under the
State apportions
shares of taxes
State Controller Kenneth Cory recently announced
the March apponionment to c111es and counties of
cigarette and highway taxes and motor vehicle license fees.
The cigarette tax collected S5. 776.625. Th'e 58
counties' share was $984,382 and the cities' share totaled
$4, 792,243. Cory reponed 30 percent of the revenue
deposited in the Cigarette Tax Fund during February 1984
was distributed.
Of the $1 05,455,697 apportioned from the highway
users tax, $26, l 3 l , 750 went to the counties: $24.581 ,561
to the cities: $54,7 12,386 for expenditures on state
highways and $30,000 to the bicycle lane account.
Cory said $73,088,885 was distributed from state
collected "in lieu" motor vehicle license fees, a third of the
revenue deposi ted into the account in February. 1984. The
local breakdowns follow:
Orange County: $43,376 -cigarette tax: $2.026.454
-highway tax; $2 41 9,481 vehicle fee .
Costa Mesa: S33.582 -c1garl"11r ta'<· ~111 .730 -
highway tax;$ I I ,062 -vehicle fee.
Fountain Valley:$ I 0,486 -cigarette tax; $71.945 -
highway tax: $37,212 - vehicle fee.
Huntington Beach: $39. I 18-cigarette tax: $232.527
-highway tax.
Irvine: $23,892 -cigarette tax; $95. I 36 -highway
tax; $71 ,898 -vehicle fee.
Laguna Beach: $4,038 -cigarette tax: $24.390 -
highway tax. , . . .
Newport Beach: S 19,225 -cigarette tax: $85, 736 -
highway tax. ·
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patlat at falrriew Mate lloepltal lia Co.ta
11 .. , are la tn•••._ for tlua Ol~plc tDnla
relaf. 0.,e will CUf7 tlae torU for OM
klloaaetm. t"4alg toa Q.OOOdoaatlOa lo tlua
lpectal Olym,,_ made bf Palnl .. Puillf
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Anyone who is interested in serviDI
on the board may send a letter and
resume to: John Ganhe, President,
Oranae County Water District, P.O.
Box 8300. Fountain Valley 92728.
auaptce. of the ctty•a recreation protram,
directed by Suanne Kay. The atuclenta,
ate. 7 to 13. baTe been atud~ dance for
two to three yean and ue-welI •ened tn
modern. jau, lyrical and break dance.
NEWS NOTES
Irvine water board
applicants needed
The deadline to appl} for appointment to the Irvine
Ranch Water District board has been extended until
March 28.
Written resumes and statements of those interested in
filling the interim director's appointment should be
submitted to the iteneral manager.
Candidates must be residents and registered voters in
Irvine. Reimbursement is $100 per day of service.
For more information, call 833-1223.
Area re.ldeni. win brldle tourney
Four Orange County residents were members of
winnin' Swiss teams at the 1984 Spring North American
Championships held in San Antoni9, Texas by the
American Contract Bridge League.
Kay and Chris Larsen of Costa Mesa were memben
of the team which tied for fourth among 190 in the
Chisholm Trail Swiss Teams.
And. Jon Brissman of Fountain Valley and Virginia
Meriwether of Laguna Hills were members of the team
which tied for seventh among 144 in the Rio Grand Swiss
Teams.
Girl Scout Council elece. otncen
Five local residents were elected to the board of
directors and the nominating committee of the Girl Scout
Council of Orange County at its annual meeting last week
in Anaheim.
Elected to the board for a three-year term were
Richard Lyon and James Ville rs, both of Newport Beach,
and Ann Miller of Huntington Beach.
Michael Dow of Fountain Valley and Evelyn Han of
Newport Beach were elected to the council's nominating
committee.
YMCA need• a.ct of pool•
The South Coast YMCA is asking Laguna Beach.
Laguna Niguel and San Juan Capistrano residents to
consider donating their pools for the Backyard Swim
Program scheduled weekdays from June 25 to Sept. 14,
from 10 a.m. to I p.m. or 2 p.m. to 5 p.m .• for two-week
sessions.
Homeowners who donate the use of their pools may
enroll their immediate family in lessons at no cbarae and
may claim an income tax deduction for pool operatin1
expenses durina the weeks of use.
For additional infonnation and registration, call the
YM~A at 83 1-9622 or 495..()453.
LB ClfT Cler~ Ro1Jla6er cert11Jed
The International Institute of Municipal Clerks bu
awarded a Laguna Beach City O erk Verna Rpllinaer the
desianation of Cenified Municipal Ocrk.
The award .. rccosnizcs the professional competency
of Rollinger in the execution of the office of city clerk and
is granted only after a person tw met hiah educational.
experience and service requirements established by the
the institute," accordina to a letter sianed by the
orpnization'a President Lyall Schwarzkopf.
RolJinaer, 38, is vyina for her thUd tenn aa city clerk
in the April 10 election apinst cballenaer Dorothy
Rhodes. Rollinaer, a 14-year Lquna ttsident, lives with
her son. Victor, and her daU&hter, Jeanette.
~
lledJca.I Int dJreefor cb098D
Steven 0 . Evans of Irvine is the new auociate
director of the Alpha Epsilon Delta medical fraternity at USC. ·
Evans. a junior m~orina in psycbobiolQSY, is in hi•
first year as a health advocate and is a volunteer
r.hysician's usistantat the Hudloll"tounty Health Center n Lot Anaeles.
He Is the eon of LaVonne and Denni• Evans and is 1
1981 &f1duate of Westminster Hith School.
.8ootll8 anl.lable for cra.n. '-'In.I
&hibaton' booths are now available ftw 04T'ht
Oathtnna," 'In ans and crafts festival ceJebdliftl
women's lives.
The ev~nt is tcbedu~ fOr the first weekend in :fat
the Festival of Ans arounds on Laauna C.anYon R in
taauna Beach. Anisu ahould call f ~9·9ERA to raervt 1
spe~.
Angel-Dodger game
bus planned in Mes a
Anael and Dodaer fans alike are invittd to a Costa
Mesa excul'1ion to the fin•I exhibition game of the tea son
between the two teams Sunday.
The bus will leave for Dodger Stadium from Balearic
Center, 197S Balearic Drive, at 11 a.m. and return at
approximately 4:30 p.m. The fee of $9.SO per person
inotudes the bus ride and seating at the stadium.
Mu•lclaa plan• UCI claues
Gwendolyn William Koldofsky. a distinguished
accompanist, will share her skills during two master
classes for UC lrvine singers and pianists Tuesday and
Wednesday at the campus Fine Arts Village Concert Hall.
Observers are welcome during the afternoon sessions
both days. A SS fee will be charged. Further questions may
be irected to the school of music at 856-661 S.
Stop-Gap to ln•tall officers
New officers of Stop-Gap, a touring Orange County
theater company, will be installed Monday evenmg at a
wine and cheese reception at the Westin South Coast Plaza
Hotel in Costa Mesa.
Those to be seated include Jack Butler. president;
Sharon Esterley. vice president: Victoria Bryan, secretary,
and Burt Goodman. treasurer. The program begins at 7: 15
and further informution is available.at 497-4671 .
CIJoru• to entertain •enlors
The Barber Shop Chorus from Pasadena and San
gabrieJ will entertain Friends of Oasis al the senior
citizens' center multi-purpose room. at 5th and
M...auerite avenues. Corona del Mar, Sunday.
· The songfest is scheduled for 2 p.m. Further
information may be obtained by calling the center at
7 Sf.;-94 71. I
Realt12 tam .et at Saddleback
The Loma Linda Center for Health Promotion will
hold a health and risk evaluation program Sunday at
SaddJeback College in Irvine.
The program features a resting electrocardiogram,
treadmill test, blood pressure measurement and lifestyle
counseling. Call 559-1313 for information and a testing
appointment.
Flnal dance perf onnance
The final performance of the Free to Be You and Mc
Dancers will be held at 7:30 tonight at the Costa Mesa
Neighborhood Community Center. The dancers, from
C}\ifds-Pacc Day Care Center of Costa Mesa. are all
mcunbers of the day care center. and will be accompanied
hy-,a"Juest pcri'ormance from members of the Harbor Area
Girls Club.
Proceeds will go toward construction ofa float for the
annual Lions Club Fish Fry Parade. Tickets are $2 for
adults and 75 cents for children.
A•tllma center group meetlng
The Orange County Chapter of the National Jewish
Hospital/National Asthma Center will hold its April
meeting at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Columbia Savings &
Loan. Wilson Street and Harbor Boulevard. Costa Mesa.
The volunteers are involved in fund-raising for the
medical center, which specializes in research, education
and care of those who suffer from chronic respiratory
diseases. For more information. call 546-5271.
Orange Com DAILY PILOT/Saturday, March 31, 19a. AS
Leisure World residents
used as 'bait' for burglar
SANTA ANA (AP) -A former
executive of a property management
firm has testified that she allowed
21,000 residents of Leisure World
Laguna Hills to be used as "bait" to
catch a burglar who rajded 16 homes
three years ago.
The admission came in the Orange
County Superior Court trial of a lawsuit filed by a Leisure World
resident who was a burglar:y victim.
Rose Huhn, 77, alleses neghaencc in
allowina the burglar mto the enclosed
high-security retirement-style com-
munity.
Huhn says she lost valuables worth
$200.000 in a burglary Feb. 29, 1981.
The burglar. Thomas Valle, is now in
prison.
Huhn is suing Professional Com-
munity Management Inc., which
manages Leisure World and provides
security, and the Golden Rain Foun-
dation. which sets policy.
She claims PCM deliberately
neglected to warn her and her neif;h· bors about the "rash of burg1aries.'
Her attorney, Gary Mohi, contends
PCM officials withheld information
from residents because they did not
want to hurt resale values of homes.
Meanwhile, Leon Stipes, Leisure
World's former chief of security,
testified that management repeatedly
reject~d his.suggesuons for bol,tered
secunty at the controlled-access com-
munity 50 miles southeast of Los Angeles.
Stipes' former boss, ex-PCM per-
sonnel director Mary Hogue "Mike"
Christiansen. testified last week that
she was more concerned about catch-
ing the burglar than in telling resi-
dents l\ow to protect themselves.
.. Did you voluntecrJht residents of
Leisure World u ball'!" Moh1 J~ "Yes," Christiansen said. "I di n't
sec individual r«ideots as bah. ( w
the community as a drawina ca . "
"You, in efltct, volunteered the
community to be bait for the burglar
in your decision? Correct? .. Moh i
asked.
"Yes. It was not a consideration &o
inform the residents. That was no& the
plan of action we took." Christiansen
said. "I didn't feel we had a crime
wave. I felt we had a number of
burglaries that occurred fairl y closel.Y
t<>cether for a penod of time. I felt 1t would do more damage to 21.000
~pie to fri&hten them than the few
individuals who were burglarized.
Sending out a fl yer ... woufd have
frightened them excessively."
GUAlfANTllO l#ITAU.ATfON AVA&. Vl#Yl l JUAVALAIUATIU91TANTIALU
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -
The promoters of a
proposed high-s peed
"bullet train" that would
halve the two-hour travel
time between Los Angeles
and San Dieso say they've
completed a study that
shows they'll have 100,000
riders a day in the first year
of operation.
Officials of American
Hi~ Speed Rail CofP..,
trying to build the 130-mile
electrically-powered train
route between California's
two largest cities. told the
San Diego County Board of
Supervisors this week they
cx~ct to generate $380
million in revenues if the
train befins operating as
planned tn 1989.
A six-month study re-
vealed that the train would
be attractive to 12.6 million
residential customers and
SO million overnight vis-
itors in Los Angeles, Or-
ange and San Diego coun-
ties.
The company faces a suit
by five cities who oppose·
various aspects of the $3. I
billion electric raj! system.
The cities, in San Diego
and Orange counties. arc
seeking assurances that
failure of the train project
won't cost the taxpayers
any money, and city of-
ficials also want a more
dctajled environmental re-
view than was provided in
a special bill passed by the
state Legislature.
Beautiful English
Sideboard
Retail '3,750
Sale '1,950
Good thru 4-4-84
3426 P.C.H.
Corona del Mar
673-9510
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HlllDMlDE RUGS
Ordered to be eold due to dlfflcult.les of USA linked
corporations ln Iran and Afghanistan owing. The reponed
war aituat.lon forclna the banker and client to auapend
tradinl operationa. folJowtni UJU'ftOlved eventa tn ~
countries of ort,m on the parties in F.wope finandnc the
movmienta of all categories of hand knotted carpeta. AllO
Including other valuable oriental rup and a vast number
of genulne tradltJOnal certificated oriental rup in fine,
superfine, and art lnvestment over 200 pi.ecel large, small
and runners. Each rug wW be eold lmmediately.
AUCTION
SAT., MAR. 31 et 2 PM (View at 1 PM)
WESTll SOITI COAST PWA llTEL
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Auctioneer: Morris Taibel, Lie. #A855
terms: Cash or Check
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PUBLIC WORKSHOPS WILL BE HELD BY OCTD AND
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BUS LINE REROUTINGS AND FREQUENCY
CHANGES IN THE DOWNTOWN AREA OF HUNT-
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llOL 114-IAllC MICRO 2.0 UNITI
FEE REOUIRED FOR THIS COURSE SS 00
0979 8-10 MW Apl Sc
0981 10·12 MW Apl Sc
101 Hodge G
101 Yost B 0983 11·1 TTH Apl Sc 101 Yost B
otl5 0 0-130 TTHPM Apt Sc 101 Woolfolk 8
llOL 140-DAU08 HIST/USE 1.0 UNIT
0991 1 TTH Agne 105 Harmer A
l lOL 150-llOFHOIACK t.O UNIT
7005 12 TTH Sc1enc 143 Low 0
BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Ill 113-IASIC IASIC
FEE REQUIRED FOR TH1S COURSE 12 .SO
1277 t MWF Bus Ed 104
1279 930-11 TTH Bus Ed 107
1281 10 MWF C&Adm 109
1283 11 MWF Art Ct 107
1285 11-1230TTH Ar1Ct 107
1287 12 MWF -Art Ct 107
1219 530-830 F PM Comp C 103
12tt 1-t M PM Ct.Adm 111
1291 1-t T PM CIAdm 112
12M 7-t o T PM C&Adm 111
1217 t-1 WPM CIAdm 111
12H 7-tOWPM Cl.Adm 114
1.0 UNIT
McKee O
Rueter O
Karuudt S
Os1rows~1 w
011rowsk1 W
Rueter 0
8h1nnon K
R1mNy K
Kere1ud1 I
Mllllldn ED
Shannon K
Doty R
Rewstntion for OCC's nine-week classes wi ll he
conducted on \1onday. April 2. and Thursday. April 5. In
the college's Admissions Office. Regis tration
appointments are not needed. You may drop In any
time between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. to sign up for classes.
Registration "ill contlnut' durjng the first week of
classes. Ap rll 9-1 ~
For Re~lstration Information. Phone -.32-577 2
ELECTRO-DIAGNOSTIC
TECHNOLOGY
EDT 271-NIW CON CAltDIO
PllEREOUISITE EDT 115
2133 7-t TH PM ..,, le
1.0 UNIT
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL
TECHNOLOGY
EMT tlO-IMT Al!ClftTlfY t.O UNIT
PllEREOUISITE CURRENT CALIFORNIA EMT I CERTIFICATION
Tll• FOl/o•lllQ l.f A 7 W••-CourH B•QlflfllflQ Aprll :14. 19'4
2241 1-10 T PM Agrlc 110 FIU/Oettllflft
ENGLISH··BASIC SKILLS
N•I••• Fl.,.rlet lfl Eng11111 R•qiNHI Nor lnl•nd•O For SI""-"" lfl Engl••" Al A
S•cond l•"QU•P•
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2409 7·10 M PM l.lt&Ln 224 "ootllet» M
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2•27 11 MTWTH Home E 111 R1cherdaon C
2•29 12 MTWTH Home E 111 Richerdson C
2•31 1 MTWTH Home E 111 Rlcherdson c
ENGL 057-SPELLIHO TECH 1.1 UNITS
2445 12 MWF C&Adm 108 Snow R
2447 9·1 T PM Llt&Ln 111 lnow A
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2•51 9 MWF C&Adm 108 Stiff
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2•59 12-130 TTH
2481 3--430 MW
2483 7-10 T PM
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ENGLISH-COMPOSITION
AND RELATED STUDIES
ENOL 101-INTRO LllAAAY t.O UNIT
PREREOUISI TE CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT IN A COURSE REOUIRING ..
RESEARCH PAPER PROJECT
2649 1 ARR Ubry 2a Hems L
ENGLISH-CREATIVE WRITING
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2113 MO TH PM Ct.Adm 10I C11h I J
HEAL TH EDUCATION
HLTH ED110-,.AST AID 1.0 UNIT
2111 9-1 WPM Ctr Carpenter J
HLTH ED112-FIAIT AID/CPR 1.5 UNITS
Hts 5-UO M PM Health Ctr Llnclle J
2H7 1·130 T PM Hellth Ctr Undle J
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1.0 UNIT
PREREQUISITE WOMEN IN LAST TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY
ACCOMPANIED BY LABOR COACHES BOTH MUST REG ISTER
2133 7·10 T PM Home I 10I Holm" U
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141 Johnlon H
MARINE ACTIVITIES
MARA 111-INTRO HAY 1.0 UNIT
FEE REOUtRED FOR THIS COURSE $5 00
3153 7.9 M PM lclenc 142 O*lller w
MATHEMATICS
SELF-PA'CED MATHEMATICS COURSES
THE FOLLOWING COURSES ARE SELF-PACED ANO GENEAALL Y
TAKE AT LEAST 18 WEEKS TO COMPLETE
Mtlft UI> Hou••
9 AM TO 3 PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
8 PM TO 9 PM MONOl.Y THROUGH THURSDAY
PHILOSOPHY
PHIL tlO-!THICI 1.0 UNITI
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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FEE llEOUIREO FOR THIS COURSE Sl5 00 TOTAL FEE FOii STUDENTS
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P I 110-CHEMHAATH ICI
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42811 6-11 T Sc1tnc 148
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PSYCHOLOGY
PIYCH 117-ITAHI MOMT
1.0 UNITI
Pillon J
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Piilon J
P111on J
1.0 UNITI
7oe8 9-11 TTH Hort1c
Tech
101 Low D
70to .. 10 WPM 111 Low D
l'IYCH 1IO-CAAHA PLAHNQ
FEE REQUIRED FOR THIS COURSE S 10 00
43117 t-11 MW Cl AOm 107
'431111 t -11 TTH ClAdm 107
4401 a.to WPM C&Adm 107
7102 11-1 MW C&Adm 107
7104 1.3 MW C&Adm 107
7108 11-1 TTH ClAdm 107
7110 f ·10 M PM C&Adm tOI
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PIYCH 121-JOB llARCH TIC 1.0 UNIT
7114 t-11 F C&Adm 107 Arfsten P
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RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
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PREREOUISI TE BIS 113 OR l(NOWLEDGE Of BASIC
FEE REOUIRED FOR THIS COURSE S~ 00
1351 12 MWF Bus Ed 107 Ostrowslu W
MATH OOl-PAACTICAL MATH
"37 JARA A~Se
S.O UNITI
212 M1thL1b1n11r
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FEE REOUIREO FOR THIS COU'fSE SI 00
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7030 7-1 T PM Tech 1171 lrown J T MATH 020-PL Ol!OM 2.0 UNITI
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Otange Cout OAILV PILOT/SetunMy, Marett It,,.. A1A
... ·1 BB schedules ·area-wide prayer conference I
T .. ple INJU el N-rt lludi (C-.natln). Thechun:hcholtwillanaonder1hedin<tloaorJobn I Plnt ~rtldu Cbrd, 1207 Main St, Huntinaton
Beldl, will be the slte of an ioter-chu.rch1 area-wide prayer
conference to be held Friday and Saturaay, April 6 and 7.
The conference will be conducted by the Revival ~~r FeUowshipA~~nded and 1dtrected by the Rev.
Arirtin Gesswcin. vrpniud more than 40 ycan 110. the prayer fellowship ~ored in ptberin1 mini1ten and
church leaden for replar weekly or monthly prayer'
fellowships, prayer trainina and major confercnoes.
Conference 1peakm will include the Reverends Qa~in; Paul Otten auociate and conference
co-Qrdinator; Ray Ortlund. di~tor of renewal miniatries:
and Dick Eastman, ditector of ··chanae the Wor1d'
schools of prayer.
/-. paator's plannina oommittee is comprised of Steve
Pwdue of Calvary Chapel and Al Jansen of First United
Methodist Church as eo<hairmen; Thomas Overton, Finl
Chrlstlan Church; Edward Leion. Warner Street Baptist
Ctuarch; Gary Wyatt. Abundant Ufc FelloWlhip; Paul
Schtlep, Community Bible Church: Stephen Henrich.
Evinaelical Free Church: and Jim Murray. Emmanual
Christian Fellowship.
deaUna with the chal&enae or-Oettioa Throuah the Oettina ThrouahStqe.••
T6e Sunday mornin1 messqe wUJ be .. Fill Me, Lord.••
Comp&ctina the series, ju1t prior to £aaJ.er Sunday, will be
"Prepare Me, Lord .. on April 8, and "Thank You. Lord"
on April l .S.
Tbe ICri~tural vehicle Rev. Schuller uses in this leriet ti PWm 23. Thtte meuqet are des1aned to help people
who are •oina throuah a tryina time in their life. For more
informauon, call 643-.2700. • • • k Vmc.t •• Paal C.tlloUc C.vell, 834.S Talbert
Ave .• Huntinaton Beach, will host a Lenten day of prayer
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 7.
The Rev. Joseph Glynn, retreat master at Mary and
Joseph Retreat Center, Rancho Palos Verdet, will aive an
Introduction to contemplative prayer usinJ scripture. the
teachinaa of St. John of the Cross and St. Teresa of Avila.
and modem psycholoay.
Panicipants are asked to brina a sack lunch. Beverages
will be provided. Suaaested don.ation is $3.
For further information. call Maaaic Reynolds.
847-22.S.S or Lil Kelly, 847-4996.
2401 Irvine Ave., will present Dr. Daniel O. Aldrich. Thompson with MichMI Sindf'na& lbCOtpA. I
chancellor of UC lrvine as featured suest 1paker Friday, The~ wm be a ~bership onn11uon lnlioa 11
April 6, at I: l' p.m. at Shabbat services. 11 : 15 a.m. in the Libr&ry. Bible Study FeUowshap meets at I
Dr. Aldric~ who has served as chancellor since l 962. 9 a.m. in the church library and Sunday SCbool clatRI
will speak on·· 1he Colleae of Medicine -Past, Present meet at IOa.m. with a fUllChrillian Educallon prOlflm.A
and Future." He will discun the ~Iona debate over nurxry i1 available for bebiet and toddlers. The
the location ofa teachioa hospital on the UCI campus, the 1lan·lanJuqe ~up mmcct1at I l:l~ in the upper room.
acquisition of the former Oranse County Hospn.al, the For more 1nformatlon, call •9 .. 8061. I
need for a community hospilll for Irvine's boomina CaplitraM Valle~ a.:r.:. :, ae11p.u sa.... 3226 l I
population. and the recent com~mise to 10 ahead with Camino CapiJtrano. Suite D-106, san Juan Capisttano,
an IT¥ine Medical Center in the mduatrial complex. will bear the Rev. Leslie Scott Harrold speak on lhe topic I
F0Uowin1 the services. there will be a rea:ption (Onea "You Can't Pool Principle" at the 11 a.m. service. l Shabbat)lnhonorofthel'Cndi~retirementofDr.Aldrich R H 'd ·11 d ' ••h in June. The community is invited to panicipate in l.. ev. arroJ' w1 ascuss ow to operate auoc:ie. I
honorina his 22 yean of let'Vice to the university and the rally in harmony with the law of cause and dtcci."
1 A short bealin1 service is held at I 0:30 a.m. I commun ty. Tbccburchcentcrisopcn Mondaylhrou&h Tbunday, 1 For further lnformati2n• C:ll S48·6900 or 969-1623. from 10 a.m. top 3 p.m. Many telf·help boob are available I
New1'ff~tebhtlu~uch.610W. 18th St .. Costa in the center. I
Mesa, will hear the Rev. Dr. Eleanor Jackson explain that For funher information. call 24()..6463. I
asrecment with life brin~ peace in a message entitled "It's St. A.Hre•'• PresbrkJ.; O•TCll. 600 St. Andrews
Easier Than You Think at the I 0:30 a.m. service Sunday. Rd .. Newport Beacb. wtl conduct its annual rumm~ sale The sessions will commence Friday from 7 to 9:30
p.m., and conclude Saturday, from 9:30 a.m. 10 3 p.m. A
luncneon will be served at noon Saturday and is included -------------------in tbe pre-registration fee of S l 0. At the door fee will be
This SundaW. and every first Sunday of the month. ·i " ,., 9 6 ·
W'llbe"Fam'ly 0 ... hi'pSunda "I 1. f. · h h on Thu~y. Apn ~. 1rom a.m. to p.m .. and nday. I 1 1 •" Y· n icu o Juniorc urc · April 6, from 9 a.m. to noon. in Oierenfield Hall. I the children arc invited to auend and participate in the Items of clothina for the entire family W111 be ·
Sl2.
The fil'$t monthly "Concen of Prayer" will be held in
the First United Methodist Church of Huntington Beach
on Monday, May 7, from 7 to 10 p.m. • • • Rucbo Capl1truo CommaaJty Cllarcb, 292S I
Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, will hear the
Rev. Roben A. Schuller. pastor, in bis series of messa&es
Theiss retains
Lutheran post
Bar Mitzvah set
for Irvine youth
service with their par~nts. Member'$ of the Junior church available. Other merchandise includes furniture. antiques. I
will serve as greeters. ushers and refreshment hosts. tools, shoes. lUUIJC. sporttn& goods. housewares. hnens I
Richard l(jnsey will provide special music accom-and books. A bouuque will have J·ewelry and art objects. I panied by Betty Wooldridge at the organ. · · f t The Bible Study Class. taught by Dr. Don Sharer. All proceeds will 10 to support the m1n1ons o tbe
associate minister. bc&ins at 9: IS a.m. church. I
The Women's Cui Id will hold a craf\ workshop For funher mformati~n• C:ll 646-1 S3S. I
followed by a luncheon on Thursday, April S. at 10 a.m. Unitartu Ualver1allJt Fellow1\lp. 429 C~ I Adam Jeffrey Davis will be caJled to the Torah on Instruction will be given on craft items to be sold at the Drive. Laguna Beach . will hear the Rev. Maurice QSCkn I Saturday. April 7. by Rabbi Bernard l(jna. spiritual leader church Christmas Boutique. All women are invited to speak on "George Washinaton the Man .. at the 10:30a.m. I of Shir Ha-Ma'alot-Harbor Reform Temple ofNcwpon attend. service Sunday. t Beac~his will be another of a series in the "Soviet For more information. call 646-1032. A historian and short-story writer, Rev. Ogden will f
.. • • • peel away the stuffy mbconcep11ons about our first Twinning" program initiated in Oranae County by Shir Nelpbor11ood Con1re1atloul Cllarcb, St. Ann's and president to reveal a compassionate, lively.a lusty leader. 1
1 Ha-Ma'alot. Adam, son of Linda and Harvey Davis of Glcnneyre Streets. Laguna Beach. Will hear the Rev . Rev. Osden is the reaular minlltcr or the Unitarian
Irvine. will not be standina alone. Standing at bis side, in William J. Eilers preach at the 10 a.m. service Sunday. Universalist Church ofOianac County in Anaheim. ;
absentia. will be Alexander K.heifets of Leningrad. For more information, call 494-36SI or •94-47•3. I The lives of these two young men differ in many ways. • • •
Adam is free to attend temple school and Shabbat services Lapa Pre1byterlu Cll.r~. 41 S Forest Ave.. I
Herbert H. Theiss of Costa Mesa has been re-elected openly, while Aleunder is not. However, on ~pril 7, they Church attendance Laguna Beach. will hear the Rev. Jerry Tankersley preach I treasurer of the 22-member board of directors of Good will share a common bond as they share their Sir Mit.zvah. at the 10: IS a.m. service on Sunday. t
Sbcph.erd Lutheran Home of the West. a California Adam isa 7th grade student at Venado Middle School, d bl Mitzi lnterlandi, choir director, will lead the Chancel 1 corporation providing Christian care and training for where he is active in the music and drama programs. re uces pro em.a Choir in several hymns. Child care IS provided durina the t
people who arc mentally retarded. Recently, he has spent much of his free time volunteering service.
Theiss. a retired vice president ofTico Title Insurance at a veterinary clinic. As Adam speaks to the congreption. A coffee fellowship will be held on the patio followina f
Co .. isa member of Christ Lutheran Church of Costa Mesa he will talk ofanimals and how they relate to Jewish law. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP)-Parents and children the service.
and presently serves as chairman oftheboard of ciders and Joining his parents in celebratina this Simcha will be who attend church together have fewer domestic problems Christian educauon for all ·~is ~eld 11 9 a.m. and
vice president of voters. his sister. Tamara. and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol than families that don't attend church. says a study by the the New lnquiren' Class meets with the pastor.
Good Shepherd Lutheran Home of the West operates Zellman, Mars Margaret Davis. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Search Institute. Weekly Bible classes for women meet on Tuesdays at
homes and training programs for 624 people who arc Davis. Other family members will be coming from The r~port, based on a survey of8, l 65 adolescents and 9: IS a.m .. and· for men on Wednesdays at 7 a.m. Lenten ,
mentally retarded. Homes are located in El Toro, Apple Cleveland. Florida and Indiana. 10,467 parents. says the more favorable youna people's Bible Classes ar~ continuin& to meet in pri vate homes on 1
Valley, Terra Bella. Visalia and Fremont in California; For more information on the "Soviet Twinning" attitudes arc toward church. the more likely they arc to Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. I
Cornelius and Hillsboro, Orcaon; and in Littleton. program, call Nancy Levin. director of education, at have compassion for other people and the less likely they The Becomcrs Fellowship ..,..jll meet today at 7 p.m. at I ;Co=:::lo=l'ad==o=·=================================6=44-::::::=7:20:3:·:::================================a=re=t=o.=u=se=d=ru==as=·=a=lc=oh=o=l=o=r=cn=ga==ge==in=a=n=ti=-$0C===ia=lbe==h=a=v=io=r:::::::::.(~P=leti::::::11e::::::94=ee==R.£:::L==IO=l=O=U=a=/=A8:::::::=::::::::========:;;
Orange Coast RELIGio-us DIRECTORY
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CHRISTlll CHURCH
Rn. Dr. EIMnor C. Jeckeon
"IT'S USIEll THAI
YOU THiii"
Bible Study Class 9: 15
Sund1y Morning Mtssitt & Ht1'1ng
Serr1ct held 11 1030 am
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PllllGE OF PUOE LITllEllAI &.L.o.
Putor Oon Brenlro -Pastor Oan Knudeen l••••r, &,rll ht Wen~lp lent•• 1111011 "TIE llYElllllTY IF 101"
Pastor Brendtro
1:30 -Sunday lchool for Everyonel
Wt41td1J lart• 21tll lea's lrtakfHf 1· l I•
lwealas lenlff1 1111 ••
Colony Kitchen -·Harbor & 405 Fwy.
At Baker a Meaa Verd• Ea1t
Ce.ta MHa 549-0521
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7·30 AM -Holy Eucharist Rite I
9 00 AM • Holy Eucharist Alie II
10 45 AM -Holy Euchanst Rite II
Chufch School and Adult Education
9 00 & 10:45 AM
(Music. sermon. and child care at 3 servtces)
11PRA YER AND PRAISE"
7 00 PM • Flrll Sundey of each month
MIO·WEEK WORSHIP
Monday -Friday -8 30 AM Morning Prayer
Tuesday. 1O00 AM Eucharist & Heahng SeMce
Wednesday . 6 30 AM Holy Eucharist
Rector. Fr. John Alhey • Aaeoc .. Fr. 8nan Cox
Alllttlng
The Rev Todd Sorensen • Mr Samuel Shafer
The Rev Thomas Henry • Mr Ronald Doiron
~.\1:\1'.l.\~IE~t:l'I~< Ill'\!.< lll'lH'll
3209 Via Lido• Ntwp0n Beech • 714'~75-0210
CHURCH OF CHRIST
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We'r9 A 0otno -°'°""'9 -0rowtno Chureh IUMDAY llft'ICll
..... ITUDY t A.IL WOR .. 10 A.II. a I P.11.
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I P.M.-"lt"'lllM of the Kingdom"
lllU HOU" '°" CHILOMN ...... no-, ....... -Deue Cell, y ..............
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
THE AEV AOIEAT COAN!LISON
1:00 Ml Elldwlll 1:15 Ml£..,,,,,. Clwdt $""'11 • ,.,,.,
Plft Avt. L• leach 4M·3542
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
BRANCHES OF THE MOTH€A CHURCH. THE FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS •
Sunday, Aprll 1st, 1984
"UNREALITY"
Co1ta M••• -Flrat Church of Chrlat,
Sclentl•t
2llO ..... Ywde Df., Coete ....._
Ctwrch 6 lundeJ loMel -10:0G A.M. Reedlftt Room, 2llO ..... Ywde Dr. t A.M.-4:tl P.M. Mott. tltrU lat.
Wed. 7°7180 P.M. -1-t:aO P.M.
trvlne -Flrat Church of Chrl1t, Sclentl•t RMOM Ian .._...,. lfttertMdle• loMol
•1111ot1e11aon (Neer Y•)
Chureh 6 IUftdaY 9ohOot -10:00 A.M.
ftMdtnt ftoom, 4SIO larranoa "'WJ" Suite 145
ltOMCtMI& Plaza
10 A.M. -4 P.M. Mon. thru ....
10 A.M. -7 P.M. Thur.ct.J
CMd CM• -Suncley I weo.....sey
Huntington Beach -Flrat Church of Chrl1t,
8clentl1t '"' • °""· HufttlfttrtOft ...... Churoh I IU"4MJ loMol -1Ck'OO A.II. ............. _ • ......,.,l
Newport Beach -Flret Church of Chrl1t,
8alentl1t noa vaa Lido, ,..wpott .. .oh
Church • l uftd•J k hool -t:OO I 10:30 A.M.
"•edlng ,.oom, u 11 Via Lido
Mon. thru •••. -• A.M.·l P.M. TUH . -7·1 P.M.
CMd Cere Pro"'Cleel Tu..Oayto -t 30· 1 l 30 A M lor Study Time
Newport leach -S.Cond Church of Chrl1t,
lclentl•t
1100 PNlftO View Df., corona del...,
Ch"'°" 6 lundeJ lohoot -1Ck'OO A.M. RHdlnt Room -.00 1 " I . Coeet Hwy., CdM
WID. !VINING TllTIMONY Ml!TIN08 -
I P.M. ALL CHURCHll
All ,,.. cordl•tty invited to 1119'\d ,..,. church MtVIGH and en1oy
th• prlVll9QH ol IM R11di~ Room• Child Cart Provided At
ALL SERVlCf S
ChHd CaN ""tded AT ALL AftVICll •
1 e IERMOM TOPIC: APRIL 111
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CtUCH Of RlllGIOUS SCENCE
Memt>« of the United Church of Aellolou• Set.no•
2205 MAIN STREET. SUITE 23
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92848
Adultl & Jr. Church fOf lnfOfmatlon
9:00& 11 :00 R.v. P Buaett H9·1331
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111 o...·Dr. .....cNn' MACH .... ,
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WORSHIP SERVICE ............ 8AM A 10:30AM
SUNDAY SCHOOL ............................ 9:15AM
Signing for Hearing Impaired... 8AM Service ..., ... ,_ ......
WIL.COMI
CHRtilT LUTHmllAN CHURCH
(..-ourt lynod)
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COtMJNITY Ct«JRCH
CONGREGATIONAL
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Cofene def ... r
144-7400
HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Dleotpl• of Ctwiat)
2401 Int... ............... ...... m 1
Moninc
S&J\d3y
School 9 AM
Donald W. Kull, lltnl•tw
10 A.M. -l undeJ W~lp C~ ld'OGI e1M1 ~CW•
! Won.., 10 AM
GeM lweneon,
Mlnlet«
hurch of stt ew by the
(Trad1t1one1 Epjacopal)
HOLY COMMUNION ~ACH SUNDAY -9:00 a.m.
!Book of Common PraY9f -1921!)
MERTZ HALL
01 Community Congregallonal Church
611 Hellotro~. Corona del Mar
Tht Rn J1111t1 HoNttld -S32·2201-Tht Rtt. Sll'llUll Scheiblef
SOUTH COAST CllUICM OF
IEUCIOUS SCIHCE
lU 22nd St.
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~~ Costa Mesa •o: 960-2715
-Aprl ht TOPIC: "YOU AR£ ENOUGH" Rn . Emit
Nylandtf Senlctt 9 Ul ... ,
A Cordlel Welcome from The
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Cotta MeM
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH 19th St. • Harbor Blvd.
Churdt lohool .. ..,
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Chart. 0. Clark. Minister
Newport ach CH1~·~H~Nlf"
UNITED METHODIST 1coo W Balboa Blvd m-JIOI
Or Robert B. SheP•rd. Jr.
Wore.Wp a Church lchoot
1:30 A.II.
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7:30 A.M ... :00 P.11 .
Huntington a..ch North
COMMUNITY UNlnD
METHODIST CHURCH
68e2 Hell Av.. 14'2·4461 ·
Wor9hlp lentol
1:30. 10:GO
l:IO lundeJ loMol 10:00
Interpreter for the
Hurlng Impaired
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Fountain Valley
FIRST UNITID
MITHODllT CHURCH
18225 Buehetd St. ··-Jamee A. Hedley, P .. tor
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NIWPORT CINTaR UNITID MITHODllT
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Worahlp a Church School 1:30 A.M.
Tlf!IO-.. ..........
Rev. Ken McMiiian
You Wiii .. Welcomed
-And H1lpedl
FIRIT
CHRllTIAN CHURCH ...... .. ~ ................
auNOAY: Morning Wortntp 9AM
Bib .. SchOol 10:45AM
Evening Worehlp 8PM
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800 St. Andr.,.. R'*' •Newport Bwtl • 131-2880 l .................. ,,........ I
WORSHIP SERVICES •
7:30, 8:45 & 10: 15 A.M.
"GOO CAN USE AICY'*l-·f YOO ME Wll.Ni"
JOSHUA 2: 1-2•
Dr. John A. Huttman. JR .. Preaching
Programs -7.30 am -Child Care
8 •S a m -Infants thru Adult Classes
10 15 a.m -Infants thru 6th Grade & Adult CIUSM
AK tt1lpNM ltl 2111
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Laguna Presbyterian Church A The "Church of the Chimes··
~ t!'; f'ort'st Avt'nU(' Phont' 494 7555
A lnf'ndl\ 'hun h 111r t~ South< ount\
'>11m11l.11m1t -.c-nnon" ltruulllul Olll"ll
Sunday Worship 10: J5om
Child car~ pr-ouid~
Church School Classu 9:00am
PRESBYTERIAN CtlltCH Of THE COVENANT
.. ,..,._ M .. Coetl ..... -aJ.SMQ
9"U08 A. Kurrt.. hetor
Tarry Mccanna, Director ot YOYlh Mlnlatri.a
Cyndi McCanM, Olreclor of Children's Mlnlstr .. a
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Churc:tt lcMot -Chldrln tlWU Adult9 10:00 A.Ill.
Nurwy _,. awa'1''1 -l:IO 6 10:00 A.II .•
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ALL SAINTS At.t:RICAN EPISCOPAL CtdCH
Acc ....... Mle ltJl a...efC_...,_
18M2 Bushard, Fountain Volley 963-3801
.. Y. STlflllt• W. ,...-.. l lCTOI
HOl Y COMMUNION
MOttNING NA YH.CHUICH SCHOOl • .
MOINING NAYH & $11MON • • ......... •
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1·00 AM
9•1S AM
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SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT
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~ (ConwwtM) ¥ Pr9-School -Hebt .. & Sunday SchOOI BarfMltlvah Training
Youth Group -!Mat.mood
9«vtoea: Fri. I: 1& pm Sat. t 1!5 am Sun. 9:30 em
111 W•t Hamltton, Coeta ..... a1..aa
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Or1nge Cout OAILY PILOT/Saturday, Maret\ 31, 1984'
Expo seeks youth groups
Youth-oriented organizations
tire encourqed to participate. in
Youth Expo '84, to be held April
28 and 29 at the Orange County
Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa.
Any Orange County youth
group that would like to put up
educational exhibits, informative
displays and booths, or present
demonstrations and special ac-
tivities during the two-day youth
fair should contact the Youth
Expo office ~t the fairgrounds at
751-3247 or writing to Youth
Expo, c/o Orange County Fair, 88
Fair Dnve. Costa Mesa 92626.
Groups already planning to
participate include the Boys and
Girl Club of Tustm, Youth Sci-
ence Center in Fullerton, Girl
Scouts of Orange County ~d
several Cub Scout groups. )
MD cheerleaders
fifth in U.S. meet
EV seeks
talented
youths Cheerleaders from Mater De1 High
School in Santa Ana placed fifth in the recen1 Nation.ii H111.h School
Checrleadang Champ1onsh1p at ~a
World in Orlando, Fla.
The compcuuon included 70
cheerleading squads from acrosi. the
country. ~ater Dc1 rece1' ed a cas h
award of$500 for its achie vement
Members of the Mater Di'.'1 squad
She's shy
But Sa•ha, a 2-year-old ter-
rier, could be good natured
and lovw.ble once she get• to
know you. You can get to
know her better at thge
Newport Beach AnlJDal
Shelter ln Costa Mesa.
are Marc .\lhnll.ham . Jctl 'aron .
Kristen .\gu1ere. Suzie Hard}. Mind~
Guard, Bndgt't Fet~. T1ffan~ Ven-
tura. Kath) Wardell.C arol Sulhnger.
Karen Burke. Laura Pntzl. Neil
Zuzueta. Ja) Clarke and John Mt>r·
ino.
Kids' spring
break camp
set in Mesa
The Costa Mesa Recreation
Department is offering a
week-long day camp for yo ung-
sters ages 6 through 12 at the
Balearic Center. 197 5 Balearic
Drive.
Games. crafts. sports and a trip
to Universal Studios will be
offered .for the children whale
school is out for spnng break .
April 16-20.
The fee for the regular session.
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m .. is $50. Fee
for early bird session. from 7:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m .. is$55. For more
information. call 754-51 58.
Youth activities
at Laguna High
The Laguna Beach recreation
department 1s sponsonng an
afternoon of new games an d fun
activitjes at Laguna Beach high
school athletic field . Sunday from J p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Admission 1s
free.
.\rt1v1t1cs w11l 1ncludc a vanct\
of games to sun pla}ers of all ages.
The Fountain Valley Exchange
Ctub la conductJng ita annual
S..rch for Talent conteat. The
club It looking for taJented
youngster• who wish to compete
for prfzes In the areas of tn-
1trumental1, vocal, danee and
novelty acts.
The competition takes place at
7 p.m. Friday at Fountain V•fl•Y
El•mentary School, 17911
Buahard St.
Trophies and ribbons wltl be
awarded to first through fourth
c>laee Winners In all categorlM.
For Jnformatton on entering,
ca!t S.6-0224.
OCCoffers
teens tips
on colleges
.\ lhree-hour workshop for
tet'n-agers that offers ups for selecttng
a college or uni versity will be pres-
ented next Saturday at Orange Coast
College an Costa Mesa.
The session. entitled "Where
Should r Go to College." will run
from 9 a.m. to noon in Room 108 of
OCC's Social Science Building. The
rcg1stra11on fee is $20.
Lecturer Ma ry Ann Archbold will
give a personal analysis of each
student. taking into account his or her
grades. personaltt). maturity level
and needs. She will offer mformat1ot1
about different t)pes of colleges.
appltca11on processes. locauons. at·
mospheres and ObJecti"es.
Ticket s for the program are on sale
1n OCC's Communal> Services Office
in th{' Student Center bu1ldin11..
Cathedral to present .
~The Glory of Easter'
' Tht' C !)Stal (a1hedral of Garden Grove may soon set
a• precedent of becoming the home of some of the most
spectacular rt>hg1ous plays.
Follov. ing the h1ghl} successful "Glor) ofChnstmas"
run. the church IS presenting an elaborate Stage producti on
with a cast of more than 400 an ··The Glof) of Easter"
dramat1iat1on 'hh1ch will premiere .:\pnl 4
seven cart hh da}s of Jesus Chnst.
A com pk\ stage presentation. "The Glory of Easter"
will feature special effects . beautiful music. II\ e an imals.
and narration b' 'eteran actor Gregory Peck.
· There 'hill be :i total of 40 performances. l'hO da1l~ at
&30 and 8.30 pm . begi nn ing .\pnl I and co ntinuing
tGrough April 20 Apnl 1.2. and 3 will be previe'h nights.
' More than a quaner of a million people ha"c seen
"The Glor) of Ch m t mas -.\ LI' ang Nata' 1t) .. in the past
t)lree years. Now. to cap off the grand finale of religious
~ys. the church will dramatize a re-enactment of the last
To bring about a dramatic effect. lightening bolts will
surge. and thunder will sound within tht' 128-foot-high
glass cathedral upon Chnst's cruc1fix 1on. For an added
touch. the rec;urrect1on will be magnificent!) illuminated
with lascrc; The music is an onginal score composed b)
Lari) t.....1ng and fea tures the cathedral's Hazel Wnghl
organ The organ pre m,1ered at the church in !v1a). 1982
and co nta1m 1 3.000 pipes. It 1s a combination of tht'
forme r organ at Ne\\ York\ Lincoln Center and the
cathedral's O'hn Ruffatt1 organ.
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:· BIBLE CHURCH ! s· Oranoe & 23rd, Co1t1 MH• it ~ DI f. llllllon lltNt. 1'11.D • ,.,,. it
• Classn ............................. 9:1S AM Jt
Ir ~ ......... 10:30 AM• 6:30 l'M •
9C lllle Study ............ Wtd 7:00 l'M •
~ . It A '-w•rhll S.~ ,_ w..ui.... •
• 645-5050 •· **************
No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper
The Illy Pill(
fits in.
Portion<; of "(hnst the Lord Has Risen Today" 1s
performed b) a h\le choir an~ a soloist. The score ranges
from go~pcl to cathedral music .
( ast members will be dressed 1n original costume
designs. including the rich robes of the Sanhedrin Court
and an elegant gold-trimmed gown worn by Herod's wife .
Donation\ for thi s extravaganza are $12. SO for the main
floor and $1 0.50 for the east and west balconies.
In formation regardtng reservations 1s available bv calling
54-(, LORY or 53-GLOR Y. The Rcservatton C:~nter at the
CJ')s tal ( athedral will be open Monda} through Friday.
from 10 am. to 6 p.m .. Saturda} from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m ..
and '>unday. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
.:\reduction ofS-2 off the donation as offered to senior
rnazens t h1ldren 1 ~}Cars of age and under. and groups of ~5 or mort'.
Now therefore, I, Ewelyn Hart, Mayor of the City of N9wport leech, CA, do hereby
proclaim th• w..ai frOfTI Aprll I to Aprll 12, 1914 .. the
19th ANNUAL NEWPORT HARBOR
CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP WEEK
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Neighbor Coffees lor the ladles
Call for location In your neighborhood
Evening neighborhood gathering•
Call 760-8030 for Information
MAY .. 'I NAYa ... A.fAIT
Tuesday. Aprll 10, Sheraton Hotel -Newport S.acti
Guest Speakflf' .... llli&n -AL -.UAll•.-·-nu(BT.)
Topic LR au•-• Rase.
T1ckelt on role OI your loco! church or 0 W . White Ins.,
660 Nowporl Center Orn1e 6'44'·'4100
Sponsored by K IWOOIJ Club of Cor0t10 oel Mor
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Donner for dinner, to be
followed by a program featuring Elliott Miller, senior
literary consu ltant for the Christian Institute and edit or of
"Forward" magfazine.
For more information. call 494-7555. For prayer help
Dial-a-Pra}er: 494-PRA Y.
••• Orange Coast Unitarian Unlversalist Cbarcb. 1259
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600 parish
leaders set
for seminar ' ' V1ctona St.. Costa Mesa, will hear a sermon by the Re".
Alfred J.N. Hennksen, minister of Pacific Unitarian
Church. Rancho Palos Verdes. at the 10:30 a.m. service on
Sunda~
In his address "An Intercepted Letter to Earthlings."
Re'. Henriksen assumes that the txtraterrestnals ha' e
observed Earth and before returning to their home planet.
have sent us a letter he will translate.
Preparation for the RENEW process of spiritual
renewal in the pan shes of the Roman Catholic Diocese of I
Orange entered a new pha~ this mootb which 1s expected
to involve more than 600 parish leaders.
An ave rage of 15 leaders from each of the 40.some
panshes whi ch have choser\ to undertake RENEW will
participatt' 1n training sessions which will take place
throughout the diocese throu~ mid-May.
For information about the children's religious
ed ucation program co nducted durinJ the Sunday morning
services. con tact Irene Nii sen. coordinator. at 963-1766. or
Betty Hogan. program chairman, at 897-8191.
Assisting in the service will be Bert Keilin. Irvine, and
pianist Jean Brookhart. Fountain Valley .
• • • First Church of Christ, Scientist, 2880 Mesa Verde
Drive, Costa Mesa , is sponsoring a free public lecture b)'.
Horacio Omar Rivas ofMiamia, Fla .• on Thursday, Apnl
5. at 8 p.m.
Rivas . who speaks fi ve languages and is a member of
the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. will speak on
"The D1v10e Eco nomy ofSp1rit." He has lectured in many
pans of the world. including latin America. Europe.
Australia. New Zealand, Africa. and throughout the
United States. including Hawau and Alaska.
Frt'e parking and child care are available.
• • • Young Ladles Institute, Holy Eacb.artst UO of
Westminster will have its annual "Da> at the Races'' at
Santa Anita on Saturday, April 7.
Ticket pnce for admission and luncheon is $7.50.
For reservations and tickets call the ticket chairman at
636-4509 or Mary Kunhy. YLI president. at 840-6981 .
• • • Redeemer Lutllera.n Claurcb, 1230 I Magnolia. Gar-
den Grove, will ~resent P.Crfonnances of "The Living
Pictures of Christ' on Apnl 4 and 5 al 7:30 p.m.
It is a complete {>Ortrayal oft he life of Christ in living
art. Members and fnends will present duplications of 20
masterpieces including Leonardo da Vinci's "Last
Supper," William Blake's "Angels Watchina Over the
Tomb of Christ," and Tintoretto's "Christ at the Sea of
Galilee.'' •
The picture will ~ presented with special choir and
instrumental arrangelents of Christian music accompani-
ment with nt.arly 200 volunteers participatina.
The community is invited to ~hare in this preparation
fo r Easter. There will be no admission cha11e but free.will
ofTerin.as will be accepted.
For funher Information, call 539·9541 .
• • • Coveaa1t Preabylertu a1rcla, 1855 Orange-Olive
Rd .. Orange. will present the Rev. Jim Smoke a auest
i.peaker on Saturday. ApriJ 7, at 7:30 p.m. •
p0nsored by the Prospectors Adult Christian Sin&les
Group, Rev. moke will speak on .. Bcina SinaJe: The
Uneasy and Uncomfortable Crown." His prescntallon wlll
include both the biblical and psychological aspectsofbeina
smaJc m today's world.
Rev. moke. former minister of sinslcs at Garden
Grove Community Church, ha authored tbrtt books:
'Growin.& Throuah Divorce," ··suddenly Sin.ale." and
"Every SinaJc Day."
A coffee and dcucn social ls planned followina the
presentation. Tbett will be no charac for the e~enina but a
free-will ofTerin• will be accepted to help defray rotll.
F-or further 1nformauon, call 998·66SO.
ihe workshops are bemg conducted for parish
renewal teams. including those who will be heading •
RENEW committees, said Sister Christine Hiliard, C.S.J., t
Associate Director of RENEW for the diocese.
"The spring training sessions equip comm ittee
leaders with an understanding of their role as well as the
skills needed to carry out their responsibilities." Sister
Christine said. "As they complete their RENEW training,
these committees will begin preparations for the first
season of RENEW which begins in October."
The spring schedule includes four training series in
English and three in Spanish. Each series consists of four I
evening sessions. Also. workshops on RENEW liturgy will
be conducted in English""and Spanish.
"These sessions will be conducted by people who have
both personal instructional skills as well as enthusiasm for
the RENEW process." Sister Christine said. "They offer
their proficiency in the areas of prayer. volunteerism .
group leadership formation. liturgy, publicity and evalu-
ation."
A senes of overnight meetings for parish core teams
was completed in February. Forty-two panshes of the
diocese and six parishes from outside of the dloetse sent a
total of 450 representative to Marywood Center to be
instructed in tbe Jjroccss of RENEW by members of the
Nattonal Office for RENEW io Newark. New Jersey.
The core teams have moved into the beginning
organizational stages in their parishes, said Sister
Christine. They have selected a coordinator of RENEW for
their parishes and have added at least I 0 other members to
their team who a.re responsible for heading the various
committees needed to implemeot the process. •
"Within a gi ven parish. the total renewal team
numbers approximately IS people, dependint on the size
and situation of the pansh," said Sister Chrisune.
-Famil~y Festival
benefit slated
The fifth annual Family F~uvaJ wiU take place on
Saturday and Sunday, April 7 and 8, to beneflt the liean of
Je u Retreat Center.
The Sisters of the Society Devoted to the Sacred
Heart, 1 local communtty of Roman Catholic Sistm who
1ta1Tthc retreat center, have planned a weekend of games,
gift booths. music and food. .
The festival wall run from lO a.m. to 8 p.m. on both
days at the center, 2927 Gttenvillc St., Santa Ana A
drawina will be conducted on unday and tickets are
available from the sisters of the center and durina the
festival.
The sine,-, arc Involved in rehgious tducuon in
panshe in the d10Clt"SC throuahout Orange County and in
teacher tra1nina. They 1lso conduct camps for airls, boys
ond fam1li 1t their facilities an Bi& Star.
For more 1nformat1on, call SS7-4S
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Disaster was real; TV drama isn't
Dramatic rescue
also a lifesaver
for shallow script
By PAUL PAGE
A~f'YWW...._
WASHINGTON -The.day sticks
1n the minds of those who were in
Washington when Air Florida Atght
90 took its deathly plunfe into the
Potomac River: Jan. 13, 982. when
78 people died and five people were
plucked from the waters in a harrow-
ing rescue recorded by televtS1on
news cameras.
Those -Af1vid images of survivors
clinging to lifelines and heroic actions
by rescuers give NBC-TV's "Flight
90: Disaster on the Potomac" its
emotional impact. pulling out an
often shallow and heav)-handed
script as the Ii Im makers make the real
news footage the center of the
picture's last half hour.
The picture. which follows several
people an the last hours before the
l'rash. including two who died. as
being sho.,rn on N BC Sunda) night at
9 on Channel 4.
afternoon and then disappeared into
the ice-covered Potomac River. The
era h killed 74 people on the plane
and four on the commuter-jammed
bndge.
The most famous figure associated
with the crash is Lenny Skutnik. the
office assistant who swam some 30
feet out into the n ver to rescue
Priscilla Tirado, who lost her hus-
band and infant in the crash.
But the main character in "fli&ht
90" is Roaer Olian, something of an
unsung hero and played by Richard
Masur as a kind of saintly figure: He
speaks of love and caring and 1s
looked at adoringly by his dog.
Olian is the man who, in the first
minutes after the crash, dove into the
river and tried to reach those
survivors who clung to chunks o f
wreckage in the middle of the nver.
Olian got as close to them as 10 feet.
and was m the water for more than 20
minutes. but he finally returned to
shore when the U.S. Park Police
helicoptl'r arn,·ed.
didn't work with the filmmaken r-"!'-.--
becau be questioned Pinchuk's
motives and the rrojeet's value.
Until the fioa scene ... Ai&ht 90"
relic mostly on heavy-handed
dialoaue full of forcshadowina to
build a drama."You'll never have
another miserable day like this," says
Priscilla Tirado's mother that morn-
ing.
Likewise, the acting 1s wooden and
superficial. although Jcanana Arnette
as Nikki Felch and Dinah Manoff as
Priscilla Tirado, give their roles some
substance and hold the early partS of
the movie together.
More to the Point is the dialogue in
the cockpit. where the pilot and
co-pilot cavalierly ignore the ice on
the wings.joking that a New York Air
plane's exhaust is aJI they need to
clean the ice ofT and saying that the
outlined inspection procedures arc
only to .. satisfy the feds:·
Cutting fro m the closeups of the
actors in the water to the m:ws f oota$e
10 long shots. the river scenes also gnp
the viewer. But this is a testament to
the event ttself. not the work of the
filmmakers
Jonelle Styers, Miu Utah of 1982 and a
flna11at in the Miu America pageant. la
playln& Marian the librarian in "The Music
Man" tonight at the Newport Beach Mormon
Church. For ticket information, call
545-6590.
"II was hke living through it again,"
!lun "ur Nikki Felch said after watch-
ing the TV movie at a recen1
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.\1r Flonda Flight 90 slammed an to
the 14th Street Bridge seconds after
takeoff duringvi snowstorm late that
The cameras that recorded Skut-
nik's heroic dive were not there to
film Ohan. and the filmmakers treat
"Flight 90" as an attempt to set the
record straight, to give a good man hi s
due. The movie never mentions
Skutnik b) name.
Executive producer Sheldo n
Pmchuk has suggested that Skutn1k's
cooperation canied too high a pncc
tag. Skutnik denies that, saying he
The n ver rescue is the reason for
this picture. If you come into .. Flight
90 .. 80 minutes late. you·11 see a
moving rendering of huma nity and
the heroic nature of o rd1nar) people
under e\traord1nar) cond1ttons.
Before that. "Flight 90 .. 1s a very
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By FRED ROTHENBERG
APT~Wrlt.,
NEW YORK -John Marow. host and e>.ecutive
producer of a new pubhc telc' 151on senes that examanes
issues affectinf children. tells the "parable of the
dangerous cliff to underscore his perception of ho"' this
country solves problems.
"There was a town located near a htgh chfT. and some
kids would pla) on the cliff and fall ofT," Merrow said in an
interview. "The town council dt'bated the problem. It
came down to two choices: build a fence or ~I an
ambulance. They voted for the ambulance.··
"Your Children. Our Children." a seven-pa sen es
that begins Sunda) at 6:30 p.m o n KCET. Chan cl 28.
opts for a third approach: education a nd !ltra1ght talk to
make children -and parents -a"are of the real world·s
high clifTs. such as teen-age sexuality.
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.. Only after things go wrong do we ride tn on a white
horse." Sunday's leadofT program. "Life and Death," is a
case in Potnt.
"This society has the best medjcal facilities in the
world without any question. yet we·re 1 Sth or 16th in
terms of infant mortality," Merrow says on tbe show.
"Every year. 45.000 babies die in America, and at least half
of them could have been saved."
The program travels to Louisiana to show the
short-sightedness of some infant health care. Th ousands
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babies alive. when. says one doctor. money should have
been spent earlier. and more w1scly.
"We have used the last two decades to reduce infant
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Goldsmith. "but by taking better care of the premature
infant after the baby is born."
To comPound the problem further. one sick infant,
saved by hospital treatment costing S 100,000. is then sent
home to the backwoods of rural Louisiana. without the
tests and anoculations she needs and with a mother who
can·t adequately care for her. Th·e hospital said ttlt baby's
medical insurance had run out. Merrow explains.
·'This !>1tuation 1s an outrage," said Merrow. a fiertt
ad' ocate an a world without many lobbyists for ch ildren.
.. These policies are seen only in the short-term because
children don·1 vote ...
Merrow cited foster care as an example. The
possibilities for homeless kids are getting their families
back together. adoption or pnvate foster homes.
"For years.'' Merrow said ... the dollars went into the
easiest place -foster homes. Hardly any money went into
gettang the families back tOf.ether or for adoption. A lot of
those kids ended up in jail. •
Not enough as spefJt on sex education. said Merrow.
but. meanwhile. our culture never stops sending sexual
messages. Anybody who's watched MTV, cable's
music-video network. has seen the constant bom-
bardment by sexual images. In many homes. parents do n't
provide the a ppropriate checks and balance.
"The kids get a message from our embarrassment,"
Merrow says ... Many parents. even though they realize ,
they teamed about sex the wrong way -on the
playground. from their peers -still shy awar from the
issue. As 111s now. the parents all say 'don't do 1t.' and the
kids' friends all say, ·everybody's doing it.'"
Television can be a valuable complement to family
communication. a nd this persuasive. compassionate and '
direct program can cenainly open a subject that parents
and children too often avoid.
"Kids don't ask.'' Merrow says. "They're too scared
to ask.··
Merrow. whose show "Options in Education" ran
from 19 74-1982 on National Public Radio, is making the
cassettes of his TV sen es available in schools. "Use us as a
catalyst." he urged.
In addition. 1mmed1ately following the TV broad-
casts, Merrow will conduct a call-in talk show on National
Public Radio to discuss the issues raised earlier.
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By DOLORES BARCLAY
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NEW YORK -She was born the dummy's sister -
the sweet stripling of that raunchy redwood rake, Charlie
McCanhy.
Candice Bergen was the golden dau&hter of ventnl-
oquast Edgar Bergen and his wife, Frances. She was a
celebrity child who reaped fantasy Christmas presents
from "Uncle WaJt" Disney, but had to share her father
with a wooden doll.
Often Bergen, then the toast of radio, t youna Candy
and the sassy Charlie on either knee,
squeezing the t>acks of their necks while
they moved their mouths. As the
improbable "brother" and "sjster"
soundlessly conversed with flapping
lips, Bergen spoke for both of the,m.
It was tough growing up with a
wooden star who even sat at the dinner
table. It was tougher still idolizing a
father she had trouble telling: "I Jove
you." Bergen was not able to utter those
three words to her father's face until a n-few years before his death in t 978. uii:;rgen
It has taken her close to eight yea rs to write about her
coming of age in her new book. "Knock Wood" (The
Linden Pre. ss. S 15.95). She began wri ting 1t when she was 30. -
"This book was freeing," she said 10 an interview at
the West Side apanment she shares w11h her husband
filmmaker Louis Malle. "You really don't have much t~
hide afierdoing1t. The book began a process of growing up
that never ends.
"The hardest part of my book was reckoning the
relationship wit~ my father.:· she said. ''But once you've
made the commitment. you re honor bound to fintsh it.
You have to go forward and not backward."
The book, a poignant and witty account written by
Bergen in a li vely and often self-depreca ting style, has
yanked the actress from a self-i mposed literary sabbatical
and encouraged her to re-examine acting.
Riaht now, after spendana two r,ears doina little else
than the book, she says she's a little 'rusty" about acuni.
"I guess the best th ma to do is to ao back to class," she
said with a sigh. "If I found a class that was small enouah
and comfonablc to be in, I'd 10, and especially if l hacf a
character to work on. That's fun . You become a detective
-stalKing people 1n the city, lookjna at how they behave.
listening to accents."
Actin$ was not the dream that filled Miss BerJen's
~v~rly Halls ni&J:lts when she was young, Nor was at the
d1sc1phne she wished to pursue at the University of
Pennsylvania. Candice Bergen. show biz royalty, thought
more in terms of gutsy and glamorous Brenda Starr: She
wanted to be a photojournalist.
With her patrician charm and sunswept beauty.
modeling was an easier pursuit.
"Brenda Starr was not on the syllabus an college," she
wrote 1n her book. "This was the East. where people read
Camus. ~ot ~om1cs. Movies were some~hing you paid to
see. not lave '"· and were hard besides. ltke homework -black and white end boring and in French."
Bergen learned about photography from a graduate
student and quickly focused her camera on the world.
runntng around Afri ca. Europe and the Orient. But she
JUSt as quickly discovered she lacked the ded1cauon to
make 1t a career.
Her modeling led to her first film role. that of Lake),
the lesbian coed in the 1965 movie, "The Group."
"The picture couldn't ha ve been belier for me," she
said in a 1966 interview wtth The Associated Press. "How
can you fail when you have only five mtnutes of scenes.
play a controversial role and make a stnktng appearance'?
It was ove r before the audi ence. had a chance to ask. ·can
she act?' ..
The question haunted her through subsequent
movies. until "Carnal Knowledge" in 1971. Later, in
1979, Bcr$cn displayed a talent for comedy and character
ponrayal in "Staning Over." and was lauded for her work
in 1981's "Rich and Famous."
"I look at all theopponunitiesgjven to me. Out off ear
and uneasiness. I didn't make the most of them." she said.
•Ht, Mr. Prealdent• .
Larry Blake (right) la more than a llttle nerYoua u Dick Weat
~center) Introduce. b1m to a former U.S. prealdent (Don Barrett) in
1Tbe Beat Man" at the Weatmlneter Community Theater. Call
995-4113 for dcllet lnformadon.
What's what among
the foreign nominees
By BOB THOMAS
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HOLLYWOOD -Every year. the
film making countries of the world su bmit
their best movie product to the Academy of
Motion Picture Ans and Sciences for
consideration as best foreign language film.
LOS ANGEL~ (AP,)
As a kid p-owina up on
movie stu4Jo lots Roa
Howard spent moo of hi&
frtt time hanJioa a.round'
with the crew.
From the ume be wu 8.
P.laying Opie Taylor on
'The Andy Griffith Show,
Howard pushed around~
dollies and peeked tbro~
the camera. Oirtetor &Ob•
Totten gave hjm his first
movie camera aner the
senes ended and he wu on
his way.
"I'd bully my little brother and his fnends to
be tn all my mov1ei." be
said. His chance to direct
came when producer Rogtr
Corman asked him to star
in a movie. He said he
would if he got a chance to
direct.
That chance was "Grand
Theft Auto.·• which he
wrote with his father,
Rance Howard. But he
didn't get another o~
ponun1ty to direct untJl J
I 983's "Night Shif\."
His newest film is 1
"Splash." an updating of
the mermaid myth that is I one of the comedy hjts of
the year. l
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Chit~kickingup her heels
This year. 26 countries panicipated,
with each country allowed only one entry.
On ly feature-length films w11h non-English
sound tracks can be submitted \n ·this
category.
Films entered in the foreign language
category may also qualify for other Oscars.
but not the best picture of the year award or
the best documentary feature award.
"ENTRE NOUS" (France) depicts the
fnendship of two women. M1ou M1ou and
Isabelle Huppert, who endure tragedy
during the Occupation and meet I u years
later when both are suffering unhapp)
mamages. They decide to leave their
husbands and go away together. The
director-writer, Diane Kurys. ("Pepper-
mint Soda''), sa)s the film was not a
femt01st tract but an attempt to understand
the divorce of her parents.
ACADEMY AWARD
NOMINEE
BEST FOREIGN RLM
Rivera· teamed with Liza Minnelli
in Broadway musical 'The Rink'
By MICHAEL KUCHWARA "'°'_.,.., NEW YORK -The sleek. silver-gray spons car spun
up to the stage door. Its driver, muttenng imprecations
about weekend Manhattan traffic. jumped out. swooped
up a waiting reponer, photographer and press agent and
guided them into the Martin Beck Theater.
_Even when coming to work. Chita Rivera has style
and flair.
"1 have a very big voice and a very large growl ," she
says, after leading the cavaran across the darkened stage
and into her salmon-ptnk dressing ro6m.
Right now, she's working with another high-powered
lady of the musical theater-Liza Minnelli -clectnfy1ng
"The Rink." the stonny story of a mother-daughter
relationship played out aga1nst an old roller skating rink in
a decaying amusement park.
Rivera plays Anna. the mother. a woman she calls a
survivor.
"She's mostly definitely a survivor and a belt ever. She
will not let the negative aspect of life take over ... she says.
"She has ~cat faith -to the point where she's dnven
to defy that faith just to get a reaction from her daughter ...
It's faith -and luck. the 51-year-old Ri vera says -
that have kept her going for more than three decades in a
business notorious for its use of people. especially dancers.
"1 was blessed with a swell mother and father and a
terrific family," says Rivera. "My mother knew that l had
to dance because I was breaking too many things 10 the
housc)umping off the furniture. So she put me into dance
class.'
Those classes led to a scholarship at the American
School of Ballet, the school of the New York City Ballet.
But when a friend needed moral suppon to audition for
the road company of"Call Me Madam." Ri vera went too
-and got the job. Not yet 18, she had succumbed to the
lure of Broadway for good.
"h took me years to be able to go to a ballet and not
sob because I had never done one. -rcgrett1 ng I had never
'Thriller' back
in top disc spot
By Tbe A11oclated Pre11
The following are Billboard's hot record hits for the
week ending April 7, 1984 as they appear in next week's
issue of BiUboard magazine. Copynght 1984, Billboard
Publications, klc. Reprinted with permission.
HOT SINGLES
I ."Footloose" Kenny Logans (Columbia)
2. "Somebody's Watching Me" RockweU (Motown)
3."Against AJI Odds"(Takc A Look At Me Now) Phil
Collins (Atlantic)
4."Hcre Comes The Rain Again" Eurythmics (RCA)
S."Jump" Van Halen (Warner Bros.)
6."Automatic" Pointer Sisters (RCA)
7."Miss Me Blind" Culture Club (Epic)
8." Adult Education" Daryl Hall & John Oates (RCA)
9."Girls Just Want To Have Fun" Cyndi Laupe
(Epic) 10."Hcllo" Lionel Richie (Motown)
I I ."Hold Mc Now" Thompson Twins •(Arista)
12."l Want A New Drug" Huey Lewis and The News
(Chrysalis)
13."Eat It" Weird Al Yankovic (Epic)
14. "99 Lufiballons" Nena (Epic)
15."They Don't Know" Tracy Ullman (MCA)
16."Radio GA-GA" Queen (Capitol)
17."Girls" Dwi&ht Twiller (America)
18. "Got a Hold On Me' Christje Mc Vic (Warner
Bros.)
19. "You Might Think" The Cars (Elelma)
20."Lovc Some:J" Rick Sprinafield (RCA)
OPLPS
I. "Thriller" Mi ael Jackson (Epic)
2. "Footloose" Soundtrack (Columbia)
3."1984" Van Halen (Warner Bros.)
4. "Colour By Nusnbers" Culture Club (VirgjnEpic)
S."Can't Slow Down" Lionel Richie (Motown)
6. "Sports" Huey Lewis&. The News (Chrysalis)
7.''Touch" Eurythmics ~RCA)
8."Leamina to Crawl' The Pretenders (Warner
Bros.}
9."Synchronicity" The P<>llct (A&.M)
10.''She's So Unusual" Cyndi lauper (Epic)
l l .'1Love At first Stina" Scorpions (PolyJ!&m)
12. "Uh·Hub .. Joho Coupr Mcllcnc.mp (Polyaram)
13."An Innocent Man" Billy Joel (Columbia)
14.''Scvcn and the Raged Tiaer" Duran Duran
{Capi101i • l S.' Somebody' Watcbana Mc .. Rockwell (Motown)
l6.''9012S" Yes (Alco)
l 7."Shout At The Devil" Motley Cnac (Elektra)
18."Ammonia Avenue" The Alan panon Project
(A1i1t1)
19."Windows and Walls" Dan f<>telbp:a (Et>ic) 20 ... EJiminator" ZZ Top(\1ramer Br<>J..)
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done one ballet," she says.
If she "didn't ~ct to do George Balanchine ballet, she
did get a succession of larger roles in several musicals
including "Seventh Heaven" with Glona De Ha ven and
Ricardo Montalban and Sammy Davis Jr. 's ''Mr.
Wonderful."
But her big break came in 1957 as Anita tn "West Side
Story." Her rousing rcnd1uon of "Amenca" stopped the
musical every night in New York and in London.
"'West Side Story' was a very emotional show. That
was my first involvement as a dancer getting in touch with
my feelings.·· she says. "We never believed we were
supposed to even sing. Dancers danced. We were
~ pan1om1mists. We did our acting fhrough our dancing, not
words."
It led to her first starring role on Broadway. an
appearance with Dick Van Dyke in "Bye, Bye Birdie."
It was during the run of" Birdie" that Ri vera met Ltza
Mmnelh, the teen-age daughter of Judy Garland. Fifteen
·years later. they worked together briefly when Minnelli
subbed for an ailing Gwen Verdon in the musical
"Chicago."
Now the) have been reunited for what Rivera
describes as a very intense relationship. In "The Rink."
MtnneUi plays her daughter.
"We can actually feel the energy going back and fon h.
When one gives tn, the other pushes out,'' she says. "We
feed each other."
Here arc capsule reviews of the 56th
annual Academ y Award nominees for best
foreign language film :
"CARMEN" (Spain) 1s a brand-new
version of the Prosper Menmee saga,
10corporat1ng Spanish ballet and flamenco.
as well as the Bizet opera music. Antonio
(Antonio Gades) seeks a youns dancer to
star in his stage production of "Cannen"
and finds the fiery Laura del Sol. Their
violent relat10nshrp parallels the Merimee
plot. The director is Spain's most fam ous
contemporary filmmaker. Carlos Saura.
"FANNY & ALEXANDER .. (Sweden)
follows the hves of a large. intensel) human
Swedish theatrical family. as.seen through
the e)CS of a precocious bo> ( Ben1l Guve).
A large. richly textured movie, it has been
hailed as one of Ingmar Bergman's finest
films. He has said it will be his last. h
received six Academ) Award nommat1ons
this year.
"LE BAL" (Algeria). directed by Ettore
Scola, traces the mores and manners of
soc1et). as depicted b) the dan<:es tba1 have
been popular over the past half-century.
There is a large French-Algerian cast that
speaks no dialogue.
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Dodgers' debtita Boney(cutt), 7-0
An els sliced up before 62,921 Honeycuu through the Arst five
innings. But somewhere in the sixth,
he lost his rhythm. Steve Sax's
one-out single and a balk on Witt
followed by Terry Whitfield's RBI
single was all Hone)cutt and reliever
Burt Hooton needed. The Angels had
all but three hm two of which never
made it out of the infield.
t>dring. Of course, you don't ltke to
lose any time, but there Just wasn't
much we could do about 1t tonight. ..
The former Texas Ran~r 1s com-
ing ofT a disappointing 83 season
after the DodfCrs swapped Dave
Stewan for him due mainly to
arthrius an the joint of has pitching
shoulder.
he went 8 for 11 or something.•• added
Lasorda. ''He just has to get some line
dnvc hats rathcrthap try to hit the ball
out of the park. He got his confidence
back."
to go one-down in Freeway Series That was because everything was
going right for Honeycutt, who turn-
ed in his strongest effon of the spnng
for his founh victory against one
defeat.
By CURTSEEDEN
Of 1M De11J Not llell
Shortly after the Dod~ers blanked
the Angels 7-0 Friday night, Dodger
Manager Tommy Lasorda sat down
to a heaping plate of salad -that's
nght -JUSt salad. and began discuss-
ing the makeup of his team.
"Everybody here as ready to play.
Everybody," Lasorda said. "And aH.
of them arc going to contribute."
Maybe so. but Fnda} night before a
crowd ol 62,921 -the largest crowd
ever for a Freeway Series game -
Lasorda really only needed two
players \o handle the Angels.
Left-hander Rick Honeycutt tossed
a two hitter for seven innings and first
baseman G reg Brock continued his
escape from the loss of confidence
syndrome with a two-run homer as
the Dodgers breezed to th e victory.
It wasn't quite as bad as it sounds.
Angel staner Mike Witt matched
The Dodger!> sealed things an the
seventh on a two-run homer by Brock
and a solo shot by Rick Monday.
"There wasn't a helluva lot we
could do." admitted Angel Manager
John McNamara.
Asked if1t wa!> panacularl> 1ough to
lose before such a large crowd. the
Angel manager noted: .. It had no
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"A crowd like this g.1ves you the
feeli ng of opening night." Honeycutt
said afterward. ''I know it's just an
exhibition game but it rea lly dad feel
like the stan of the season.
"I feel good about myse lf. Last
year. I added a few patches to my
repcnoirc. I came up with a cut fast
ball and staned changing speeds,"
Honeycutt added.
Malung another comeback of sorts
as Brock, who clubbed his second
homer of the spring and sounded like
an analyst afterward.
"When you're known to be a slow
stan er. it's good to see some positive
reinforcement," the second-year first
baseman said. 'Tm just more relued
no~. Brock as so relaxed that he has
le·asurely raised has batting average to
.271.
.. Brock got hot a whale back where
The Dodgers added three more
runs an the ninth inning off reliever
Andy Hassler. who came into the
game as a bag' question mark to be&in
with. He tossed up a home run balf to
Mike Marshall, the first batter he
faced, and was roughed up for three
more hits and a walk before Anad
Moreno replaced him.
The senes shifts to Dod~r
Stadium for tonight's game at 7 wuh
the Dodgers sending Bob Welch
against Tommy John .
Power against power
Physical teams
paired in today's
NCAA semifinals
SEATTLE (AP) -Officials work-
ing today's NCAA Final Four could
be on the spot when the nation's top
colegc basketball teams collide.
How much muscling will
Georgetown and Kentucky be allow-
ed to get away with?
Can Houston's Akeem OlaJuwon
stay out of foul trouble when Vir-
ginia's lone hope would seem to try to
force him out of the game.
··1 cenainly hope the officials are
not influenced by what everyone is
writing and saying about a physical
game." Georgetown Coach John
Thompson said at Friday's news
conference. "This is an athletic con-
test and I'm tmping it doesn't tum
into a boxing match."
Virginia guard Othell Wilson said
the Cavaliers won 't be afraid to
challenge Olajuwon. a 7-foot
All -America. m the middle. "If he
blocks it, he blocks it." Walson said.
Olajuwon has fouled out of eight
p mes this season and had four fouls
an four others. In his last two games.
though. he played all 40 minutes.
Houston. 31-4 and ranked fifth
nationally. will play unranked Vir-
ginia, 21-11 . in the opening game of
the nationally televised (Channel 2)
basketball doubleheader at the Kang-
dome startang at 12:39 p.m.
Final Four rosters
Virginia vs. Houston
VIRGINIA CAVALIERS HOUSTON COUGARS
Ne. P Ht Wt a NL " Ht WI a
4 Jim Miiiet' F 6-1 210 Jr 10· 1 I Oerell Gllft G 6·3 175 Sr.
11 Olhell Wiison G 6-0 191 Sr. 12-13 Renaldo TllOmas G •-: 190 So.
12 Anthony Solo"'-n G S-10 160 Fr IA· IS Eric Dicken• G 6·1 170 Jr.
15 IUck v S1okes G 5-10 163 Sr. 20-21 Al\lln Franlt.lln G 6-2 llS So.
22 Tom Shffllav F ·-· 215 Fr. 22·73 Marvin Alexander G 6-4 190 Jr. 24 Oklen Polynice c 6-10 210 Fr 24·25 Jarnti Weaver c; 6·3 190 Fr.
30 Kenton Edelln c 6·7 205 Sr 30-31 Garv Orsak F 6·7 220 Jr. 33 Kenny Johnson c; 6-0 llO Jr 32-l3 eennv Anders F 6-S l• .K. 3' Rldl CerNsle G 6·S 210 Sr 3'-lS Akam Olaluwon c 7-0 230 Jr.
•S Tim Mullen F 6·S 196 Jr .0-41 RlckvWA.low F ·-· m Fr. S 1 Dan Merrifield F 6·6 no Jr 42-43 MlctlMI You.no F 6-7 220 Sr.
'4·45 Reid o.ttv• G 6-7 200 Jr.
S0-51 Slacev ~ F 6-6 210 Fr.
52-53 &raxlon Clwk F ·-· no Jr
SA-SS Greo ~son c 6·10 no Fr
Georgetown vs. Kentucky
KENTUCKY WILDCATS
ltL ,. tu Wt a 10 James Blackman G 6·3 llO Fr
11 Oickv Beal G 5-11 170 Sr.
12 Lerov Byrd G 5-5 145 So. l4 Paul Andrews G 6-3 llO Fr
20 Jim Ma.star G 6·5 llO Sr
n ~Hwoen G 6-1 ~4o-
2• Brtt Bearup F 6·9 230 Jr
25 Winston Btnnell F 6-7 210 Fr
31 Sam8owle c 7-1 735 y
33 Tom Helll F 6-9 no y
3' KennvW .. er F 6-1 190 So
AO T rov McKlnlev F 6-6 195 Jr
SA Melvin Turoln c 6-11 240 y
Both Georgetown and Kentuck)
are regarded as physically aggressive
teams, more so Geo'lctown. which
has been involved an fi~hts and
near-fights an recent years. ancludmg
11s last four games.
Ewing. the H o~as· brilliant
shot-blocker as well as leading scorer
( 16. 9) and rebounder (I 0.1 ). hopes he
and his teammates arc equal to the
task of going against Kentucky's front
lane, which also includes 6-8 Kenny
Walker.
G•ORGllTOWN HOYAS .... ,. --Wt a
20 Fred 8r~wn G 6-5 115 Sr.
22 G-Smllh G 6-2 175 Sr.
2• BIH Martin G 6·7 190 Jr.
30 Mlcheel J~ G 6-1 175 So.
32 HOf'a<:e Ir.on.a G 6-1 171 So. lJ Petrldl~ --e-M 110 Jr. 1 ~
3' Reoele Wlliarm F 6-7 115 Fr
40 David WlnNle F 6-5 170 So.
42 Clifton Oalnow F .., 22S Fr.
SO Mlc:hMI Granam F ,_, 210 Fr.
S2 Rale>fl Detlon F ,_, 230 Jr. n Victor Morris F H 220 So.
worry about it. I'm going to l?lay ~y
best and, hopefully. everything w1U
work out well ...
E"'ang also said be was concerned
with possjblc foul trouble. "but l'in
not going to t>c overly concerned.. r'l)
play hard hke I always do, but
worrying as gomg to take away from
m) game:"'
Angel baaerunner Gary Pettie dlvee back
to flnt on pickoff attempt, while Dodger
flnt bueman Gre1 Brock bandlea throw
durtnc Friday'• game in Anaheim.
Then No. 2 Georgetown. 32-3. led
by 7-foot All-America Patnck Ewing.
faces No. 3 Kentucky. 29-4. which
boasts the "Twin Towe rs" in 7-1 Sa m
Bowie and 6-11 Melvin Turpm.
All 39,000 tickets have been sold.
"It will definitely be a problem."
Ewing said. "But I'm not going to
Ken tuck} as expected to collapse its
defense around Ewing. If so, the
Hoyas ma~ need the aa;urat~ per-
imeter shooting from David Winptc
(I I. I) and Michael Jackson (10.1).
Deva•tatinl blow
Trojans roll; Edison wins
UniversitytQPs Irvine, 4-2;
CostaMesastopsCdM, 5-2
University High's Trojans rolled to their founh
straight Sea View League baseball victory Friday to
solidify their hold on the league lead after putting nval
Irvine away -but Saddleback. Costa Mesa and El Toro
stayed hot on the heels of the Vaqueros.
<Meanwhile, in Sun set League play. Edison pulled out
a 5-4 decision over Manna to get to within a half game of
league-leader Ocean View.
In South Coast League action 11 was Missfon Viejo
besting winless Laguna Beach. The bag news in the South
Coast was Laguna Hills' 4-4 standoff with Capistrano
Valley in 10 innings, leaving the two lied for first.
Here's how it went Fnday:
University 4, Irvine %
The Trojans broke on top a1 the outset. sconng twice
ir, the first inning when Da'e Hucg' singled and went to
third on Jason Gentile's double
Nonn Stolzofl's fielder's choice got the first run in.
then Barry Brittingham singled home Gentile.
Irvine countered with a marker 1n the second (Mike
Henigan singled and scored on Lln1'ers1t~ ·sonly error).
but the Trojans bounced back for what proved to be the
winner in the third inning when (1raham Everett do ubled
to right-center for the RBI. ·
In the seventh inning Uni\Crslt} scored when Jeff
Stombaugh tripled and scored on Bn111gham·ssacnfi~ fl y.
The play of the day. came an the second when Jeff
Dielman robbed Stolzoff of a homer. leaping o"er the
center field fence to snag the deep dme.
later an the game for Corona del Mar.
Mesa had al read) taken control an the first inning with
a three-run burst when Steve Donnay singled and scored
on an error. Tom Kaiser singled and scored on Rick
Wanne's single and Darryl Pratt followed wtth an RBI
single. Pratt and Wanne were 3-for-4 for the Mustangs, who
improved their record to 2-i
Insurance was added m the fifth and sixth mninas
with smgle tallies by Mesa.
Brent Mayne slapped a run-scoring single m the fifth
and Pratt knocked in Matt Shafer an the sixth.
Sean Watson. a senior nght-hander. snuffed out a
CdM rally in the fifth. forcing a double-play ball ~fter
entering wtth the bases loaded. and rellred·the Sea Kings
the balance of the way without harm. .
Edison 5, Marina 4
The Chargers ralhed from a 4-3 deficit after 3'h
innings. scoring in the sixth ann ang to tie ·~ ~hen Cb~p
Damato tnpled and scored on And) S1_ncl11r .s base b11,
then won it m the seventh as Paul Ellison singled and
scored on· Todd Nash's tnple
Nash had two tnples in three appearances for 3 RBI.
Edison had staked Dave Emmons to a 3-0 lead in th(
second. but Manna struck for twtn tallies m the third and
founh, panly due to three Edi son miscues.
Edison's three-run burst an the secong came when
Sincta?r walked. Ellison singled and both scored on Nash's
triple. Left fielder Pat Walker singled an Nash. .
Greg Manin struck out 2 and walked none while
allowing Manna its six hats an 3111 innings, then Damato
relieved ham. and shut the V1k1ngs down. rctirin& 11 of the
12 he faced to get th e victol) under the lights al Mile
Square Park. The loss was Manna's fifth m &eague play. eaahth in
llaneloaa llanln ~ler boven menaclntlY over Juan
Domtnao Holdall after landtni punch in· third roand of
tbelr mlddlewetibt cb.amploulilp flCht. Racier won by KO
ln the 10th round. (Story, B2.) .
University is now 4-0, lrvmc as 2-~
Co1ta Mua 5, CorODf del Mar !
The Mustangs survived the bat of Paul Musco. who
slugged a two-run homer in the second inning and doubled
nine decisions O'-Crall.
Saddlebact It, Es&ancla %
The Roadrunners unleashed a I 6-h1t attack behind
(Pleue tee PUP 8A8SBALL/B2)
Estancia extended; Laguna Beach shocked in volleyball-
Estancia High's Eqles were extended by
Corona del Mar. but prevailed in Sea View
l.eque volleyball acuon Fnday night -and
luuna Beach was staacrcd by Capistrano
Valley in South Coast Leaaue play to highliabt
· are. volle=I action.
The et, runaway leaden in the Sea
View Leeaue, dealt visidna Corona del Mar a
thi'tt'-SCt acfeat, but il wasn't easy, Or ptctty,
l(C()rdina to Coach Tom P~tolcst.
~na Beach, retenl champions of the
Onnse County Cltamp1onsh1ps at Fountain
Valley Hiab, surely wo~d have ~It~ for such oroblem~ but found the Coupn too muc:h to handle at CaPo.
C.pistrano Valley which was ripped by a
, I .S·l count by ~n &.ch in the Orange
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County Championship semifinals, rallied to
record a I 5·8. I 0-15. 12-l.S, l 6-l4, I S-13
shocker.
Steve lc,P:&tncr recorded 13 kills and Mike
DcNicola did the scnina for the upstan
Cougars. Neal Shaver. ajunior, turned in a solid
all-around game and had ci&ht kills.
Mcanwhtlc, at Estancia. the Eqlcs posted
a IS-7. 18-16, IS-12 victory, cominc from
behind 1n the second pmc (down, 14--ll and
16"1S) and in the third pmc (down 6-1)
Ad.Im Lockwood, Dave Ros and Scott
Gannon led Esiancia's victory.
U>CkWood wu credited with IS ktlls and
JUSt two errors. whjJe Ross hid 9 kills. ··we played our best aame oft he year in the
first pmc." said ~ tole i. "but then we just
had a letdown and Corona dcl Mar played very
~II. We aot some lucky breaks.··
Peter Nourse led Corona dcl Mar from has
out 1dc hitter spot.
Elsewhere in the Sea View League. Irvine
was a winner over Mater Oci 1n five pm<'~.
winnina. 7·1.S. ts-4. IS-2. 14--16. IS-6
Newpon Harbor, behind the pl•> of Mark
Schroff. Jeff Read and Jason N1cdlcman.
tnmmcd ni~enity. IS-2. IS-6. 15-7.
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In \he unset l..eiiue it .... buoiiness as
usual as Fountain Valley. Manna and La
Quinta wt'pt the opposition in thrtt pmes. Foun&a1~ Val~· diSPOted ofW tmm ter.
l S-9, IS~. I $-9 behind. me P!I)' of out l<k
hitters Enc R1 ncr and Nathan Edmon • aJona
waln middle blocl cr Drew Brown
Ruity Marsh returned after a lh~montb
layoff because of tom ankle lipment.s.
Manna. Wlth Alex Stephens pavu~ ttlc
way. bested Ocean View. IS-13. lS.2, lS-1~
and La Quinta turned Hunlinaton Beacb awa
I S-1, lS-1 t. l S-3 with Junior Todd Bat< (l~
kills) 1 con istcnt thorn in the Ollm' de
On the commuruty rollcsc 1e L
Barbara dealt bost Golden West a l 3"-l S. IS. a
9-1 S, I 5-1 2. l S-6 defeat.
Golden Wot Slips to 7-l Ul
C"onftttnC't pla)'. •h1lc n &.a RA1~1ra
ovcT the top pot With an 8-t ~
Freshman Den Maxncr ~22
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Otenge Cout DAILY PfLOT/8aturday, Meteh 31, 1984
Coast doubles,
track pleasure
Oranie Coast Collcic's men's track and field forces doubled their pleasure Friday afternoon, takina an 8~6S
ded ion from Cerritos and a 121 ·23 verdict over Cometon in a doublc-<Sual South Coast Conference meet at Cerritos.
In women's action, C'oa$l nppcd Compton, 90-20. but lost a 69-57 dcc1s1on to Ccmto
At Golden West, the Rustlers' women's team was a
78-31 winner over Santa Ana.
The OCC men's v1ctones were keyed by the exploits
of Mark Guest, Mark McMaster. Todd Andrews, Sheldon
Blockburger and Leon Phillips.
Guest took the 400 meters in 50. 3, McMaster won the
I ,SOO in 4:02.5 and Andrews recorded a season best of S3. 7
in the 400 intermediate hurdles.
Blockburger doubled in the loll$ (23-71/i) and triple
(48-11 ¥.)Jumps and Phtlhps won thCJavellin wi th a 172-0
effort.
Kell y Baker doubled in the 200 and 400 for Orange
Coast's women with clod.ings of 25.2 and 56.9, Sandy
Springer took the hu rdks 1n 16.3 and I :07. 7
Golden West's women's team was led by Sue Bohon.
with a 38-10 toss in the shot on her way to a triple, taking
the hot. di scus ( 123-911?) and high JU mp ( 5-2).
Mandy Whi stler took the 1.500 meters (5: 12.6), was
second tn the 400 by a tenth of a i.ernnd (I :01.21 ). then
anchored the winning 1.600 meter rela) team.
Penn) Franklin stood ou t tn the hurdles and long
Jump. win ni ng the lows 1n 16.06 and the long Jump with a
17-.l leap.
UCI salvages split
After being shelled 1n th t'
first game. 14-2. the UC
Irvine base ba ll team
bounced back to earn a
doubleheader split w11h
evada-Las Vegas. w1n -
n1ng the nightcap, 4-3.
The twin bill marked the
opening of the Southern
California Baseball As-
soc1at1on slate for UCJ
The Anteaters won the
seven-inning second game
by breaking a 3-3 deadlock
with a single ta lly in the
bottom of the sixth. Doug
Irvine led off with a walk.
move to second when Kent
Vaughan was hit b~ a pitch.
and after a sacnfice by
Mike Sugar. raced home on
Paul Hammond's sacnlice
fly.
Earlier. the .\nteaters
( I 3-18-I overall) had
broken a 1-1 tie W1th two
runs in the third as Brad}
Anderson doubled and
stole third. the scored on a
ground out. Bob Perry then
fo llowed Don Davis' ----------, doubled wuh a run-scoring
tnple.
Bo Kent. who worked 11,
innings in relief and allow-
ed one htt. earned hi s lifth
v1ctol) of the season.
SP ORT S B REAK
Hagler punishes
contender after
early knockdown
From AP d1tpaccbe1
LAS VEGA -Ma rvelous Marvin m
Hagler stunned b) a knockdown at lht
hands · of Juan Do mingo Roldan only
seconds into the fight Friday night. said he wasn't hun
but knew he had to come back quickly or he could lose
control of the bout.
Hagler got right up trom the first-round knock-
down and began dominating the bout before stopping a
half-blinded Roldan at 39 seconds of the 10th round.
"I knew 11 wasn't a knockdown. 11 was a sl•r.·"
Hagler said. "But I knrw I had to keep my coo . I
couldn't blo" my cool wHh the referee."
Hagler said he knew after throwing a punch tn the
thi rd round that began to close Roldan's righ t eye that
he had the challenger where he wanted him. But Hagler
Sflid he didn't want to get carelrss and go fo r the
knockdown nght away.
"You can't go in and take someone like that o ut
tx'Cause you lea'c \ourself open.'' Hagler said.
Hagler punishl'd Roldan through out the fight.
scoring repeated!} t0 the .\rgen11ne's head. But Roldan
kept commg fo~ard for more.
"I didn't want to punish him:· Hagler said .. , was
glad "-Ith th e wa~ I put the 1r1ng on lhe cake.··
Miller leads USC into finals
LOS ANGELES -Sophomore sen· m
satton Chery.I Miller hit a I 0-foot hang shot
with two minutes left to spark Southern
California to a 62-5 7 "11.·tol) o"er Lo ui si-
ana Tech Friday nigh t 1n an NCAA women's basketball
sem ifi nal game.
The victory put the Lady Trojans. 28-4. mto
Sunday afternoon's title game at Paule} Pavili on
against No. 15 Tennessee. which beat 13th-ranked
Cheyney State. 82-73. tn the second game of the
doubleheader.
Miller. a 6-3 All-Amencan, ignited the lad}
Trojans with 22 potnts. Reserve guard Yolanda
Fletcher and Cynthia Cooper each hit key basket!I in the
fi nal nine minutes for Southern Cal.
The Lady Trojans. the defending NC AA cham-
pions, scored the first fi ve points of the second half and
pulled out to what appeared to be a comfonable 40-31
lead with 13:42 to pla).
Bu t Lou1s1ana Tec h ral ltcd and took the lead at
44-4 3 with 9:20 lo go. The game remained close the re•a
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Poly'• Palmer takea 49er poet
LONG BEACH -Ron Palmer. who m guided Lon' Beach Poly to the California
State Division I high school basketball
championship earlier this month. has been
named as the head coach at Long Beach State. it was
announced Friday.
Palmer, 47, replaces Dave Buss.t who resigned last
Monday. citing "personal reasons" 1or his decision.
Buss coached the 49ers oft be Pacific Coast Athletic
Association for only one season. His team had a 9-19
record and finished eighth in the PCAA.
Palmer has been the coach at Long Beach Poly for
the past 11 years. His teams compiled a tota l record of
271-50 and won three CIF, Southern Section Class
.\AAA titles.
Palmer is a 1964 graduate of Oregon State
University. Before becoming the Long Beach Pol>
coach, he was an assistant coach at Pasadena High for four years.
U.S. pololsts open tour with win
MA RSEILLES. France -The United ift
States' water polo team opened its Euro-
pean lour with 6-5 v1ctol) over France
Friday, and goes against Australia and
Sweden today and Hungary and Spam Sunday before
continumg the tour in Stockh olm next week.
Kevin Robertson, a product of Newpon Harbo r,
scorded twice for the U.S .. which built a 6-2 lead
through three periods.
Also sconng for the U.S. was Joe Vargas, Jon
Svendsen, Drew McDonald and Jody Campbell. each
with one goal.
Couples sets course record
PONTE VEORA, Ra. -Fred Cou-n pies, playi ng in bright sunshine with gentle
breezes, shot a co urse-record
eight-under-par 64 and took a two-stroke
lead Friday in the second round of the Tournament
Players Championship.
Couples' spectacular effort, which included eight
birdies and an eagle-two sandwiched between bogeys
on the first and last holes. broke the Players Club course
record of 65 held by Brett Upper and Donnie
Hammond. set in a qualifying round.
Jordan. Meyer honored by AP
SEATTLE -Michael Jordan. Nonh m Carolina's clutch-shootin, junior, Friday
was named the Auociattd Preu' cotlqe basketball player of lhe year by an
ove:rwbelmi!lJ naflin.
Meanwhile, Ray MC)cr, who ~ntly completed
his 42nd and fuw season as OePaul coach, was chosen
coach of the year by AP.
Jordan, a 6-6 auard received 100 votes Crom a
nationwide panel of 162 pon s writers and broad-
casters..
Sam Perkins, Jordan's teammate, finished second
with 13 votes and was followed bl Oltlaboma's
Wayman Tisdale ( 12 votes~ Houston s Akeern Ola·
j uwon ( 11 ) and Gcor&etown s Patrick Ewina (9).
Meyer, 70, JOt 4611> votes from a nationwlde panel
of 163 sports wntcrs and broadcasters to win the award
for the second time in bis career. He also won in 1980.
Dean Smith, who guided North carotina LO a 2~3
record and the Atlantic Coast Conference rtl-
ular.season title, finished second with 34'h votes.
Telft.'lalon, racllo
'
Oilers still unbeaten in Sunset
University, Estan cia, Newport,
Laguna Beach n et tennis win~
Huntington Beac h H1gh's tennis team set the stage fo r
a showdown for fi rs t place with Edison fuesday with a
16-12 victor) over Fountain Valley Frida y.
The Oilers and dctendmg league champion Edison
will bong unbeaten marks into Tuesday's confrontation.
In the victory over Fountain Valley. the team of Pat
Bedley and Chris Ganz ga ined 4'h of a possible six points
b) w1nn1ng three of four se ts in doubles.
In singles. John Gabncl and Pat Nordberg each posted
sweeps for eight points.
In other action. nivers11y topped Irvine. 1911-81'2:
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nudged El Toro, l 6'/z-1h in the Sea View league; while
Laguna Beach knocked off Mission Viejo in a South Coast
League match, 19-9.
In a battle betwee n a pair of squads with one league
loss apiece. University prevailed over Irvine as
sophomore John Pinches swept in singles and George
Pa ulson and Eric Olt ver did the same in doubles.
Sophomore Chris Hasungs was one of many
standouts for Estancia in its romp.
Ola Ringstorm and Pri ce Kerfoot went 4 for 4 in
singles to lead Newport to its win over El Toro.
Laguna Beach maintained its dominance of South
Coast League foes. sparked by the strong effort of No. I
singles player Eric Scha ntz.
The Artists have won all fi ve league matches this
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OCC forfeits game;
Mesa , Estan c ia roll
" Cindy Ewart improved her personal
record to 7-0 with a six-hit shutout a~ the
Golden West College softball team downed
host Mt. San Antonio, 6-0. Friday.
Orange Coast, however, lost its game to
Fullerton by virtue of a forfeit when the
Pirates, who outscored the Hornets 2-0 in
10 innings OQ the field. were guilty of an
illegal re-entry.
Meanwhile, in high school action, Costa
Mesa romped past Corona del Mar. 12-2
and Estancia topped Saddleback, 5-2, in
Sea View League acuon. while Newport
Christian was a 9-1 victor over visiting Cal
Lutheran in an Academy League en-
counter.
Golden Wes t is 17-4-1 overall and 5-0 in
South Coast Conference acti vity following
its victory at Mt. SAC.
The Rustlers padded a 2-0 lead in the
third as Lon Tschetter lashed a
bases-loaded triple over the left fielder's
head.
Ewart, a fresh man rig.ht-hander. walked
one and struck out seven.
Costa Mesa put it away early against
Corona del Mar, scoring seven runs before
the Sea Kings even came to the plate.
Nance Lux went 2 for 5 and drove in two,
while Newang Servantes and Valerie
Pa lmer also had two hits for the Mu stangs.
2-2 in league play.
Ki m Braatz was the hero in Estancia's
wrn over Saddleback, hitting a three-run
homer to left center in the top of the
seventh inning to break a 2-2 deadlock.
Tammi Kane struck out nine and walked
three for the Eagles, 3-U..le&Jue play.
Newport Christi an UJ5Pcd its Academy
League mark to 4-0. scoring six runs in the
fourth inning en route to its rout of Cal
Lutheran.
PREP BASEBALL. • • From Bl
ace pitcher Leonard Damian. who struck out seven and
walked three, yielding four si ngles.
Damian's ERA is now 0.60.
In llddition. the Saddleback pitcher was 3-for-3 with 2
doubles and a triple and 3 RBI. Albert Camacho was also
).for-3 for the winners and Luis Maldonado was 3-for-4.
Saddleback is now 2-2. Estancia 0-4 in the Sea View
League.
Ml11loa Viejo I, La1ua Bea~ I
Laguna Beach fell behind quickly as Mission Viejo
scored twice in the first inning and four more in the third to
seal the South Coast League victory.
Laguna Beach's only fireworks came in the sixth
inning when Mark McGrath walked .• went to seoond on .•
bunt by Bilty Edwards, to third on Rex Reasor's base hit
. and scored when Yudi Vinograd sinJ)ed.
Today'• 1late. . .
Two Sunset teaau~ pmcs arc on tap at ~oon -
Fountain Valley at Hunt1naton Beach and Westminster at
Ocean View. . .
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• "' wi..photo nlng the 400-meter lndr.tdual medley at
the lJ .S. Indoor meet ln Indlanapolla.
Caulkins, Cohen ready
Each say they're on target
for Olympics after swim wins
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Tracy Caulkins and
Tiffany Cohen, unhappy with past performances at the
U.S. National indoor swimming championships, each
scored victories Friday and declared themselves on target
for this summer's Olympic tnals.
Cohen, the 17-year-old holde( of the American record
for the 1,650-yard freestyle, won the 400-meter freestyle in
four minutes. 8.47 seconds after being below the world
record pace for 300 meters.
The victory was her 14th national championship.
Cohen, who placed seventh in the 200 on Thursday.
took the lead at the stan and finished nearly t-wo seconds
ahead of runner-up Juliane Brossman, representing the
Paramus Red Wave.
Caulkins, pushed most of the way by Nancy Hogshead
and Joan Pennington, won her 48th nat~enal cham-
pionship with a 2: 15.26 time in the 200 individual medley
and was chasing her American record of 2: 13.69 in the
event most of the way.
Hogshead. 21. of Jacksonville. Fla .. who is trying to
maintain world class ability after making the 1980
Olympic team. finished second in 2: 16.17. and Pen-
nington. a senior at the Uni versity of Texas. was third 1n
2:16.80.
The four-da) meet. which 1s the last maJOr swimming
competition before the· June 25-30 U.S. Ol)mpic Trials
that will also be held here at the Indiana Universit)
Natatonum. concl udes toda).
Gary Brinkman. a Southern Illinois sophomore from
South Afnca. took first 1n the 400 freestyle. Brinkman. 19.
had a 3:55.27 time. Keith Swithzer of Florida Aquatics
took second in the close finish at 3:55.83. UCLA JUntor
Bruce Hayes. a $Old medalist at the Uni versity World
Games. took third in 3:55.90. Andy Astbury, 23, of
Phoenix, Am .. took founh after leading after 300 meters.
Bill Barrett of Mission Viejo. the holder of the men's
American record in the 200 medley, won that event in
2:03.23. Barrett, 24. the former holder of the world record
in the event, was followed to the wall by Pablo Morales.
The 19-year-old Stanford freshman was more than two
seconds behind Barrett.
Dara Torres, the holder of the world record in the 50
freestyle , raced to a gold medal tn 25.88. Torres, who was
the second quickest qualifier 1n the event. held off the
chaJ lenge of Laune Lehner.
Lehner, the oldest active senior women's swimmer in
the country at 26. fini shed second in 26.01 after being the
quickest qualifier.
Robin Leamy, who set the world record in winning the
50 freestyle last year. successfull y defended his title.
U.S. Indoor chamPlon$hlps
(at lndMMPOlh )
Ol•tances In ~r•
Men
400 Ire-I, Ga rv Brinkman,
Soulhern llllnol•. 3.SS.27 2, Kellh
Swllzer, Florlda AouallCl, 3 SS.89. 3,
BrU('.e HavH , Bruin SA. 3:SS 90. 4,
Andv A•lburv, Min ion Vle lo, 3:56.28
S, David Sim•, una llacned, 3 S7 19 6.
Jeff Kosloff. lnd\lsln • Hiii•. 3:Sl.S9
200 lndo-1. Biii Barrell, Bruin
Swimming, 2 03 23 2 Pablo Morale\, Concord, 2 OS S6 3, Andre\ Pn1ll1Pl,
Hurricane SC. 2-0S 82 •. Chrl•
C•v•nalJlln, un•llacned 2 06 n s.
Jerry FrenlOl, Clnc1nna ll Marl•n•.
2-07 17 6, Paul Wallace. Hurricane
SC. 2 07 9i
SOlr-1, Rot><n Laamy Bruin
Swimming . 22 90 2, Cnrtl Cantwell.
Ark•n•u , 2l 99 3 Rowav Gaines
Lonunorn, 23 oi •, Jonn Sauer1and
Bruin Sw1mm1no 2301 S. Tom
J•oer. Parkway SC 23 09 6 Cnr1•
C•vanaugn, una111cned 23 2•
400 lrtt rtle v-1 Florida
Aau•llCl (David McCaoo Donald
Gibb, David Lar•on Mike Hearn
3 7l S8 2. Bruin Sw1mm1no I A)
3·?2 93 3, Bruin Swimm.no <Bl
3 26 86 4 Sante BarDare SC I A I
3.27 12 S. Forl L•uderdele , 3 77 S8 6
Min ion Vlelo (Al. 3 27 S9
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Min ion Vlelo, 4 09 47 2. Julia ne
Brou man, Paremui Red Wave,
4.1033 3. T1mm1 Bruce. M1u 1on
Vtelo. 4:10 88. 4. Mlcntle Rlchard•on,
Hurricane SC, 4:13.40. 5, Slacy Shupe,
lndu•lrv Hms, 4:13.14. 6, Marv Wevte,
FIOrlda Aquatics, 4:14.lt.
200 lndo-1, Tracv Caulkins,
2:15.36. 2. NancvHCXl•l)tad. 2:16 17. 3.
Joan Pennlnoton. Lonohorn. 2:16.80.
4, Mlchelle Grlgllone. N.Vtrglnia Fun
& Fllneu. 2:18.36. 5, Pottv Wlnde,
Germantown Aoualla, 2:19.00. 6.
Kalrlne Bom•ltd, Min ion Vlelo,
2:21.81.
SO lr-1, Dare Torrts,
Min ion vi.1o. 25.U . 2. Laurie
Lehner, Phoenix Aauatic•, 26.01 3,
Jenna Jonnson. Industry HI"'· 26 06.
•. Bart> Maior, Concord, 26.11 s.
Temmv Thomas, Kan'85, 26.25. 6, Jill
Sterkel, Longl'IQrn, 26.27
400 frff rN v-1. Concord
Pleuant Hill (Al (Nancv HOQshe1b1
Amv Caullt.ln\, Anna Petll1, Barb
Maiorl. 3 47 57 2, Min ion Vit ro (Al.
3 48 •2. 3. Ftorlda Aquatics, 3.Sl.28 •.
Fort Lauderdate.J·Sl.48. S, Cincinna ti
Marlins IA), 3·53.32 6, lndu$1ry Httll
3 53 sa
Team SCor11
Women
I, Min ton Vle10, 602 S 2.
Industry Hilb , 181. 3, Concord
PleaHnt Hill. 170.S. •. Florida
Aouat1Cl, 161
Men
i. Min ion Vltio, 349. 2, Florida
ACIUatlcs. 303. 3, Bruin Swimming,
24S. •. Concord Pleaunt Hiii. 1'6
Combined
1, Minion Vltlo, 9Si.s. 2.
Florida Aquatics,~. 3, Concord PH,
316.S. 4, Bruin Swlmmlno. 245.
NIT not ready to call it quits
NEW YO RK (AP)-Yes, Virginia Tech. there will be
a 48th National lnv1ta11on Tournament.
The other three semifinalists from the 47th NIT that
ended last Wednesday night need not worry eit~er. In fact.
all 270 Division I basketball teams can rest this sum pier
knowing there will be 96 teams invited to postseason play
after next season.
Despite the NCAA increasing the field for the national
championship to 64 teams in 1985. up 11 from this year's
tournament. the NIT is confident it still can attract the
teams that wtll make it successful.
"Certainly it will affect us as far as some of the quaJity
teams we have been getting the past few years," John
Kaiser, president of the Metropolitan lntercollcgia~c
Basketball Association. the group that runs the NIT, said
of the NCAA's ex~nsion.
"There are still a lot of good teams out there that we
have not been able to accomodate up to this point. Mr.
(George) Sullivan of Loyola has been trying to get all those
20-game winners into another tournament. l would
assume next year we would get those teams. And the
quality teams at the top of our tournament would go to the
NCAA."
Sullivan. head coach at Loyola of Chicago. was
infunated after his team was snubbed by both tour-
naments for two consecutive years. despite its good
records. He tried to arrange a Cinderella Tourn~ment.
where the eight teams that had 20-victory seasons this year
and were not invited to either the NCAA or NIT would
compete in Chicago.
The NIT changed its fornat for the 1977 tournament
with the early round games played at either campus sites or
on neutral couns with the·semifinalists advancing to New
York. . "The strength of our tournament. unlike the NCAA. 1s
m the first-and second-round games," Kaiser said. "If you
check the last five years you will sec the attendance ~as
been better outside of New York because they arc playrng
on campus sitt::> and it's easy to get their following thcr,."
Bucs nip Rustlers
That 1s obvious by checking the attendance figures.
The first three rounds this year drew 207,58 2 fans in
26 sessions. an average of 7.984, while the two
doubleheaders at Madison Square Garden attracted
22.172. almost 3,000 more fans than last year's cham-
pionship rounds.
"Here we have 1he quality, the championship play, the
hospitality," Kaiser said of the New York portion of the
tournament, which was won by Michigan this year. "So
that particular pan 1s a culmination here. But the
attendance. the excitement seems to be in the first two
rounds."
The excitement also comes when people have the
chance to knock the NIT and ask why it exists in this day of
Final Four fanatacism.
It exists because basketball coaches need to keep their
programs on an up note. A postseason bid means a lot.
That's why people like Sullivan react the way they do when
their teams arc overlooked.
"I guarantee you next year when the NCAA has 64
teams and we continue to have 32. there will be some
unhappy people." Ka iser said. "Some will be unhappy
they were not invited to the NCAA and· some will be
unhappy they were not in vited to the NIT."
OCC needs win
to keep pace
Earlier this week. Orange Coast College baseball
coach Mike Mayne noticed conference-leading Santa Ana
had games scheduled apinst Compton once and Cypress
twice on this week's schedule.
1t was obvious, he figured. that his Pirates had to win
their three games this week to sta~ wi thin one game of the
Dons. Well. the Pirates won their first two of the week,
including an 18· 7 rO!flj) over visiting Fu!Jerton Thursday.
Today (noon), OCC can complete Mayne's prophecy
in a rematch with Fullerton, this time at the Hornets' place.
Oranae Coast College's women's basketball team OCC cntcn the pme with a 10-2 record in South
rallied behind the play of Lisa Ginsb\!fl and Bev Kan1as to Coast Conference play.F\tllenon, the defending South
overtake rival Golden West Friday ntabt for a 76-70 South Coa t Conference champion. is at 6-6 and holds the
Coast Conference victory on the winne(s court. distinction of beina the only team in the conference to
Oinsbura_scorcd 24 points, and connected on 14 of IS defeat Santa Ana.
at the line as Coast cashed in on 22of26 free throws. ln addition. Fullenon entered this week leading the
The victo~, Coast's sixth in eiaht starts, keeps OCC conference in hitting with a .338 averqe.
be · d fi 1 de f u n n h'I "Fullenon has an outstandina offensive team. two pmcs 10 con ercnoc ea r u c 0 • w 1 e They're extremely physical," said Mayne. "They hit the
Golden West falls three pmcs of the paoc with a S-l ball as well as any team in the state."
recor&,wn by three at halfiimc, occ finally caught An OC'C win would set the st.qe for Tuesday's
<lolden Wcsl at 66 with 1even minutes to go, and Although howdown with Santa Ana ( 11-1) on the Dons' field m the
Golden West was to knot the score twice after that, Oranac final pme of the ~ond round.
Coast was aot to fall behind apin. Elsewhere today, Golden West fiaures to have an
ln addition to her 24 points. Ginsbura had S auists easier time than the Pirates since the Rustlcn arc h0$t1na
and 4 steals, while Kansas, a S-2 JUard, contributed 11 0.12 Compton. J)Omts, s ualsu and 7 steals. Golden West downed the Tarws, 29.(). at Compton
Melinda Burris added 10 points for the winners,.... Thursday. • " .
Golden West scorina was led by Janet Racmakers, Coa<'h Fred Hoover s Kustlen are tryina to s&ay close
who ICOml 27 points • to the SC'C !cadcrs and enter ther pm~ 'kith an 8-4 ttieord.
Goldea West had a 1liat-t rcboundina cdae. winning In PaC1fic ,Coa t Conference 1C11on at I p.m. today.
that ttatiltiC by a )4-32 ml'l)in. Saddlct>Jck wall ho t Palomar. The Gaucho hold a
Orln&e Coat i now 14-2 ovc~ll. half·aamc lead over the Comets 1n PCC play.
I I
Guerrer o, Giacomelli
f astest ~in Long· Beach
Ex-Foiiilula One
drivers in front -----on provisional grid
LONG BEACH (AP) -Formula
One refugees Robeno Guerrero of
Colombia and Bruno Giacomelli of
Italy grabbed the front row spots
Friday on the provisional grid for the
Grand Prix o Long Beach Indy-car
race.
G uerrero, who replaced In-
dianapolis 500champ1on Tom Sneva
on the B1gnow -Cotter team. put a
Coswonh-powered. Master Mech-
anic-sponsored March 84C on the
provisional pole wi th a fast lap
averaging 89.127 mph.
Gia c o m e l li p i l ot e d a
Theodore-Cos"'onh, sponsored by
American A.1rline!i, to the outside
front row spot at 88.285.
Sunday's race on the 1.6 7-mile.
I I-turn circuit through the streets of
downtown Long Beach will be the
first appearance here by the powerful
cars of the CART-PPG Indy-Car
World Senes.
The first raci ng event here was a
Formula 5000 in 1975. followed by
eight Formula One races.
"The experience I have in Formula
One 1s all there." said the smiling
Giacomelli ... I race fo ur years over
there and Robeno two years. And I
race four times here.
"There is a bia d1ffcrcocc 1n the
track today. It's faster than last year.
There are not as many slow turns."
The third fastest dnver Friday was
Michael Andretli, the 21 -year-old son
of former Formula One world cham·
pion Mario Andrctti, who was fifth.
Just behind Geoff Brabham.
The youngster; driving a March
84C, had a lap of 88.094, while the
Australian-born Brabham -the
younger And.retti's Kraco teammate
and son of three-time world cham-
pion Jack Brabham -was at 87.986
m a March 84C. The elder Andretti's
new Lola T-800 was clocked at
87.818.
Teo Fabi, another Italian and last
year's lndy<ar rookie S<"nsauo n. was
sixth at 87.699. but crashed his new
March 84C, tearing up the left side of
the car. A team spokesman said 1t will
be rebuilt oveml~t.
A second session of time tnals 1s
scheduled Saturday. with the best lap
· by each car during the two days of
quaJifyini determining the 26-car
staning hneup.
"The track is getting quicker.'' said
the 25-year-old Guerrero, who 1s
married to an American and now
lives in San Juan Capistrano. "If II
doesn't rain (today). maybe we'll get a
second quicker."
The forecast for today called for a
40 percent chance of showers. which
could slow the second-day qualifyine.
"It would not be so bad for me if 11
Baltimore not ready
to give up its team
BAL Tl MORE (AP) -A Ctty
Circuit Judge signed a 10-day tempor-
ary restraining order Friday after-
noon to keep the Baltimore Colts
National Football League franchise
from moving to Indianapolis.
Judge Roben Karwacki signed the
order less than an hour after Mayor
William Donald Schaefer signed a
condemnation order for the team.
The mayor's signature was affixed lo
John Henry
heads field
at 'Anita
Ready for de bat
nun'-" .ai'1 G~lli. "At a circW•
like Lon• Beath. it 11 import.ant to be
up•front an the race because is n0t to
much room for ovenaklna (pl.uina).
And no one kno\VS ·what will ba~
pen."
Graner rrax ef L*'t ... di
The Provl1IOMI orld for .SUnO.V'• Granes Prix
of l.Of'IO &NGh, with 1voe of C¥ and quafft'flflt
NIMd In mllt'I·
I Rotlerlo ~rero. Cotomola, MMdl
14C·CC>iwortll, 19,127
2 8rue10 Gi.com.tll, 11111\1, TheoOol'e
TM-Ol·CoswO<lh, .. 21S. •
3 Mich.Mt Alldretll, Mlttrdl K ·C01wor111,
11094
' Geoff &r•bhem, Au•lretie. ,.,._ct!
MC·Co1wort11. 17 "6.
S Marlo AllOrtlll, LOia TIOO-Cotworth,
17 t it
6 Teo Fabl. ltalv. Merdl IWC·C:O.worth,
17 "' 1 eoooy Renal, Mercn 14C-Coswat'lh, M.m
• JoM PaUI k . "-"ske PC 108-COIWOl"ttl,
""° t ~ Cllltndler. EagJe·ClleVroliel, N.S9S
10 Erner'°" Fi11toeldl &raul, Mard\ IX·Cosworth, M S27
11 Al Un'9<. Maren MC-toswortll, N 052
12 Gordon JohnCOCk, Wiklut X·Coswortll.
85844
ll Howdv l-I01m11, MarCl'I MC·C.OSwartll,
IS 734
u Al UniMlf Jr . Maren '4C ·Coswortn, U.6A6.
15 Da nnv Sullivan, OSK .C-Cosworth, 15.395.
16 Derek D11v. Ireland, March 8'C-Co•wor111, I S 191
i7 Rick Mears, Penlke PC12·Co•wor111,
84946
ia Tom Sneve, Merell MC·Cosworth. M.196.
19 Jec<1ue• Vlllt'neuve, Ca ned•, Mercn
IJC ·06·COlWOf"lh, U.SS3.
?O JOl\n Morton, Eaole·Chevrotet, 14.047
21 Pete Hel1"'4tl", Pen1ke PCl~·CC>iWOl1h,
14001
?2 Jim Crtwford, Enotancl, Theodore
Tl4·0i·Co•wortll, 13.929
23 Chlo Ganassl, Wlldc:Att X·Cosworth, 13.IOI.
24 Chf'ls KMlfel. Primus 14·Cosworth, 13.731
2S Ed Plmm, March IX-ChevrOlei, 13~
26 K.evln C~n. Lloler LC02·Coswor111,
13 '36
77 Dannv Ongal\, Maren 83C-Cosw0<111.
13 232.
21 Joltle Garu, Mealeo, Pensu
PC 10-Cosworth, 12 900
29 Rooer Mears, MaTcll 13C ·C.0Sworffl, t2.454
)() Al H~. Marell 14C·C~wortn. 82.021
31 S•tv• Chllnev, Eag1e-<:nevro1e1, a l 674 :n 8 111 Alsup, Ar90 JM·lS-<:osworth, aui6.
JJ. Ofllre Wiison, Soulll AfriQ, Mtlctr
l3C ·CoJwonll, 11..276.
34. Didi Ftf'OUIOI\, Eeate<oswarltl, lt.700.
35. Tonv 8tlltnlla u•e n, M•rch
84C·2<oswortl\, to.SOS.
36. Dick Simon, Maren 14C·COlWOflh, 79.632
37 Johnnv Parsons Jr • Pen1ke
PC iO·Cosworth, n 7~.
Final fleld wllt be cut to 22 fastn l <1ualiflen and:
four P<omoltf"s OPllon POlitlon1 afler f\Ktller time
trlel• lodev ;
LAbpneequrteiMCk .... Y~aoee
back to,... durlq ... blia\ ........ la
preperatlon ror .. ftrit etart ........ Jac~ftlle • ..... 7. ·
• . ,,
I
. \.~
\
.... ' •
, F l 1 ~ 1 Hf R~ rn~o
....
WHTUM COHfllllla.HCI ~OM"-w L Pct. .. 2A M1
4~ 21 ·"' 37 • m 35 .0 467 l2 42 .432 • ., .373
MldWest DMliell a-Utell 42 33 .560
D•-t 3t 3S .527 Dtlww 3S 40 .467 ~Cltv >t 40 .ut * A11tonlo 32 42 .4:n HolAton 2' 4.S ...
•ASTHN COHflltlHCli
Atllll'llk OM.-
•·•oalon
•-Ptll~la
•• ..... York •·New~v Wail\inoton
55 19
47 26
43 30
40 33
31 4J
Cefttnll OMIMft
Jl•M1lweo.lllH ~ lO
a-0.1rol1 C3 3l
Allenle 3A 41
Chlcaoo 26 '6
Clevelend 26 47
lndl•n• 24 •9
a-cllnctieO Olavoll ~th
.743 ,644
.Sit
.SAe .m
S9S
581
.4S3
.361 ·"' 32'
Fr1daY'\ Scetfl
Bo"on I~. Atlante 96
P"1teoetPhl• Ill . Oellas 110 WHnlnoton 107, New York 79
lndlena 90, Cle111leno 17
Mlrweullff 119, Chiceoo 86
Denver 10 . S.n Anl01110 136
S.n OleOo 124, GOl<len Stele 111
T..w.M'l GemH
L.atren el P~oa
BostOf' et New Jenev
Mllwau«ee el Detroit
lndlene al c1e....iend
New York al At1an1e
S.a ltll! at S.n Antonio
Ur•h ar Kenlas Cltv
Ptlileoete>flia el Chkago
Portland at Hou\ton
COLLEGE
NCAA Tourn.ment
DIVISION I
FIMI Fovr
(et SNttle)
(Al .. "'" on C"8,...i 21
TedliY's Gam4t$
oa , ....
lfYI 14~
11
2l'h
1 101,
17
17 •
19' >
12 lO Pm -Virginie (71· 1 II"' Hou"on
(31-•l
3 11 m Kenruckv (29·41 V\
Geor11erown (32-31
MendeY'' Game 6 P.m -Champlonvup
COLLEGE WOMEH
DMsleft I
FIMI Fovr
Cat Peue.v Pav9iofl)
Fr1day's Scetfl
USC 62. Loulstene Teen !i1
Tl!nneuee 82, Chavnltv Stare 13
SunclaY's Champlonsl\lp
CCNIWMI 2)
1 11 m -use t21-•> vs. Tenneu'"
(13·9)
~~of Ynr
The Auoclareci Press COlteoe oui.ert>ell
c>leyers of the year
1914 -MICl'lael Jordan, N.Cerollna
1913 -Raron SamOM>n, Vlrglnla
1911 -RalPn S.mos.on. Vlrolnla
191 I -Relc>h S.mPM>n, Virginia
19'0 -Mark Aguire, o..-_ur
1979 -Lerrv Biro . lndlena SI
1'71 -8utcn LH , MarQ\14"
1m -Marqun JoMs.on, .UC
1976 -Scorr Mav. Indiana
197S -David T'10m111on N Ct ro'
1974 -Oa11ld Tt\omll\On N Car.>l1"a
1973 -8111 Welton, UCLA
1972 -8111 Welton. UCLA
1971 -Austin Cerr Noire Oa,,.,.
1970 -Pere Merev•c" LOU•\1ana s1
1969 -Lew AIC..,OOr UCLA
1961 -Elvin Have\ Hou\•on
1967 -Lew AIC1noor UCLA
1966 -Caule Ru\\ell. Mocn1oa"
IMS -8U1 8 redle11 Pr•ncero"
1'64 -G• y Brad<ls Or·o SI
1"3 -AN ~•vrna" Dui..e
1961 -Jerry Lucas Otloo SI
1 .. 1 -Jerry LJC:8\ Otloo St
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN
Oranee Co.st 1<>1 Go4<Mn WHt 70
( Sovttt Cou 'ontetena J
GOLDEN WEST 1-JoMson 11 Aeme~ers 17, Lamoe 3 Ea\I e 8. Lova
IS Torels· 26 18·2S 70
ORANGE COAST -~a 6, Ganeoen I. Alvera 14. Ginsouro ~ Menoo1a )
Kense1 II, Bums 10 Total\ 12 26 76
>ialfllme; Golden WHI, 33·30 '
Total fouls· Golden WHI 21, o.l.inoe
Coast 23, Fouleo our Menooia <OCCJ '
~ t I I . " •
Los Alamltel
fllllOAV'S RISULTS
IBtll ef 4t·llltlM ~ !Metlllt)
,IAJT RACI. One mile NU
Pfloetll 11 Je<'ll ( Vlllelllm l 5.:10 2.10 2 40
Hllerlout Brew (Shot!) 7 IO 4.20
SCOtdl Double tKuebtaf) ~60
Ai.G recw. Om• Cherie•, O"tcl Mel
HIY, Dtrov L.ord, Crul..awev, Ct\ampagne
Prl,_, AMI Sunnv
Time. 2!03 21 S.
S2 •XACTA (3·4) 11elel S31JO
SICOftO "ACE. One milt pecit.
Mulll Relnbew CTOCld II) suo 19.00 uo
OundM Chief <Wl•i.ms> UO I IO
ltovxdon (S*lt\l 3.10
Also r~: Hvotlle. WvM• Nen(llM ,
Oer,..., JOhl'I, Vouno &urtlnotO!\
Time: 1"9 2/S. U IXACTA (2·1) Peld 5191.20
THIRD RACC. One milt oece.
Howeh' OOo IJ.Anci.nonl 1.40 U O 3 40
Olamonre Ski-IC..Anderwnl J.00 2 60 Metrl11 CPlercel 3 60
Also read Accomplice Botsl'IOI, Acuff
Gmers Peoe CO-, AndY• l-ler,.,,.n. Bold
As Breu.
Time: 2~1 4/S. n EXACTA 13·2) oalo '22 60
POUltTH llACll. One mile P8Ct
Gooo!lme Byrd <Coeen> 4 40 l 20 2.ao
ICoau Oreem (Longo) S 00 3.IO
Whai. Scneriie (Slftrh) s.IO
Also rececr· Beronen Cnn1, Rt99111
Mite, fil'1001 Lobell, MAv Wind, Flnel Nolt
Time 2-01 115
F-l"H RACE. One mile NU
Arvtrnel Girl !SIMI") 3.00 2.P UO
Taroort Marianne (Oftomer) IUO 7.40
Prlncfll Ltal (SO<ioosl S to
AIM> rec:eo. Proc:llllm, Tiie! s Ute. v_,..
etta Henover. Klndlv Llgru, 4rmt>ro
Cookie , WeH SN~ Girl.
Time 157 315. n llXACT A ( 1-41 oald S3S.OO.
SIXTH RACE. One mile oac;•
Femlly Porrrell (Avt>tn> 7.40 '-60 3.20
Frff Pout CDfllnlt) 7.20 l.40
Fir" Melt (WIAlems) 2.40
AIM> receo Vl'llno. Vetctotlno, KnlgM
Cractter. Tvl>lcel, Unsl>Oken, Double Deck
Time 1.S9 2/S.
Sl EXACTA IS· l) oald S7S.OO.
SEVIHTH RAC•. One mile oece
Double B"dle (AUblft) 200 1'.00 6.00
Trecl Miu (MAier) 3M 2.80
Pleeie 5-tt CGrundvl 4 00
AIJ.O rececs. Se>r1no Fllno. Grend Siem.
Trlu Lhl, BrMZ-IY a.tit, SUver\
Starlel, Trumo S-ie.
Time: 1:59. S2 EXACTA (4·6) Hid 5113.60.
lllGHTH RACE. One mlll 1>8CI .
Sams e urcn (B1'gM 12.10 600 3.40
Trlf\fty (Longo) 10.00 UO
Weve R Ider ( K IJllt>ler) S 20
A~ receo· F.,.OV\, Cnrva Diei<ie.
Soeclel Peter. Netlve Ruler. Harrison
Minor
Time: 1 :57 "s. n l&XACTA 11-a> Paid 1129 oo
NINTH RACE. One mile 11ece
Theore Htt10ver (Andnnl 610 • 20
Summer Stlade (Si..th) 11 20
Denlfl Endeavor (0.~
3 00
'00 .. 20
AllO rac9d Annoh 8 rueder
Br•t. Wl~e. Min Warm
OnMI Bvrd.
0orOlhV
8rMzt,
Time: ':S4 31 S. n UCACTA n ·S) l>llld '64.60
S2 f'tC.I( SIX (4·1·S·•·l·7, oa10
l 16,?71 20 wltn four winning 1100..eh 11111
horses) 12 Pick SI). c:on\Olahon P••O \? 11 20
wlln 104 w lnnlno toc1'eh (five norse\l
TEN'n4 RACE. One mile Pace . :
Anovs Lion (Medland) S2 80 l7 80 "°
Midnight Mine (Kuebler) • 20 3 60
Anavs Liiv ISlfflh) 3 20
Also racecr Mailer Swlrcn H• C Sk111e>er
Mr ~or Stuff Scor11•0 C. Leap v eer 8
Ttme 1 S9
(
S1 EXACT A 9·2 Paid s?S7 60
Alltondence 6 •36
F
~nta Anita
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
Of 91-d.tv lhorou~td mMflno)
•ACIL 6 furlong)
TM 8 a
D~ 11118
Kora 1-111
K •O • Hawll!v ' f(. 1 20 : .._
IFtlll 16 80 480
McCarrOll) 3 00
-'1'-0 r Betti ' Eagl• Go1oen Mm·
, l"trlec1 Co•er L 011c1e \•rei FIH t
Y1k1no Qoom
Tl,...,t I 10 315
CNe VIOW wewlftl)
AIM recect ll'lllOv &rlfld\',
ll!'M I :2.3 •IS.
U IXACTA (J-7) Hlf 1)1.10. u fltaC sax 1,.3+2+S11121•) pa1c1
lt7,30$.IO with wven wlnnlno tlCUts ft!•
f!Ot"Mtl S1 llllct. $1l COl'ISOlellon peN ""'80
wlltl * wlMlnt tldle11 111 .... l\onell
..... nt llACI. 6"'> ful'IMOt
Df\linct Lover (Drexler> I) 90 I.JO UO
Monai.ur Excll-t CMcCn) • 70 2.90
C0<dofl (Pltteel l.to
AIM •ICH L'Nallv. Wlndv't Wey,
"•oeentrv, The Tracker, Olvmolc O.rn.. Aouej, Dadcl't l.OllClleGl '
Tlrnt· 1,1' 4/S
U IXACTA tS-91 oald 11 10.SO.
Allan4enee 21 714.
Toumement fttav.-s CNimpiemhlo
Cet ,._.. Veelra, ftle.)
Freel Couolet 11·64-135
Jim Th«Pt 4'-6t-137
Lanny W8(11.lll' 71·66-131
Seve 8ellftleros 70·61--138
Jollnnv Miller 70·69-1)9
Jav HHI 71·6t-140
Lerrv IUnur 73·67-UO
Mar~ O'Meere 72·69-141
Hwl Sulton 71 ·7~141
1'80 Aoki 71·69-141
Lee TravlllO 76·66-14?
Peter Oosttfnu., 73-69-142
&ernnarel Lenger 72·7~142
NICI< Prl(e 70· 71-141
Tom Wat\on 7S·67-142
Wavne Ltvl 71·71-142
Oen Pon1 74-69-143
JoM Menalttv 69·7.t-143
Tim Simpson 73-71-1«
Bruct LlelO•t 71-73-1«
Craig Stadler 74·7~1«
Oevkl EdwerCI\ 73·71-1~
Garv Hartoero 73·71-1«
Pel L1ndwv 73·71-144
Tom Kitt 74·7~1«
Sorry Jaacktl n -72-1«
Cterence Rose 73-72-1'S
Tommv Nakallme 7'-11-14S
WIUle Wooo n -13-145
George Arcn.r 76·69-14S
Mlka Sulllven 7S·7~14S
Tom Purtlt( 76-69-l•S
Pnll Hencoc~ 76·7~146
Bob E8'1WOOd 7'·7?-146
~uss C.oc,,ren 12·7.t-146
Oeve Elehelberoer 74·71-146
Nldl Feldo 73-73-146
Donnie Hemmond 77-7~1'7
Hele trwln 73·7.t-1•7
Bred Fuon 7S·72-147
l.arrv Mize 75·72-147
JoM Fouonr 7S·7?-147
Garv Player 74·73-147
JoMCook 71·76-147
Curt11 Slreno• 74-73-147
Larrv NelSOl'I 7S-71-147
Kellll F.,-gus 7'-13-147
Ben Cran•"•w 7'·7r1'7
Alteo Miiier 7'·72-1"
Garv Koen 77-71-1"
Tt\omu Gray 7S-7rl'8
Lennie Clements 72·7tr-I"
Peter Jacot>'8n 75·7>-I"
Bobbv Clamperr 73·7S-148
Arnold Pelmer 12-76-1"
BUddv Girdner 73·7S-141
Aon Streck 76·72-1'8
Oennv Eelward• 76·72-1'8
Jack Nlckl•u• 71·7~1"
GU Morgan 72·76-148
Glbb\I GlltMtrl 76·7?-1'8
Ray Flovd 77·71-1'8
Jim Colt>trl 74·7S-149
Scolt HOOi 11-71-149
Chip Beck 77-71-149
Tom Jenk.n\ I0-69-149
WaHv Arms1rono 76-n-149
Scott Slmo~on 7S·7•-1'9
David Gra ham 76·73-149
Huber! C.rHn 11-19-1'9
Payne Sltwart 79·7~149
Felled to OuellfY
Jim Dtnl 76·7•-lSO
Mee O"GredY 71·7?-ISO
Lou Grenam 76·74-ISO
Rn Celdwefl 7S·7S-1SO
Oouo Tewell 7S·7S-1SO Sammv Rachels 77·73-lSO
8oObY Wa dkins 7S-76-ISI
Joey Ranell 74-77-lSI
fHv•~ ~· 79-72-151
JoJc, •• • 74·77-151
Grev Power\ 76·7S-151
Mark BrOO<ts 77-74~151
~renll. Conner 71·73-ISI
Tom Norri\ 79·7?-lSI
Ralot Landrum 7S·76-1Sl
Anov Beah 19·72-ISI
SECOND RACE. \(r1onos Greg Norman 72-7'-151
l".ing ot the Gr~ !Vlnll) a 00 4 00 3 20 Don PooCev 80-72--152
Sllll ful Look lCiarcla) l 60 2 80 Mark Pfeil 79-1J-IS1
Dev ol Raont>ows CMcGurn 660 OanHanoo"on 19-73-1S2
AISo reced. ~al1e a Ole o"o. West Vlctor Aeoataoo 75·77-152
Douole u , Crlp Sever, Moth r· \ Knlghl Pel McGowan 74·7t-1S2
Coov's JaO.. Ken•ln111on Aire 'y' J • Ubln . Mlll.e lttld 81 -71-IS2
Jumpln Ja n1.1ry, Urfversel sr' Ult I John Adems 75·77-IS~ Tlrn~l I 8' • ' f\. Mike Do •a id 80·72-152
11 DAIL" LE (10-lfi \ Maril Lvt 78·7.t-152
"141 AO Ory mitr Daia S?l.80 Jeck Renner 7S-77-IS7
Deer Cerroe (Cai'fll,,. ... ,, ,,. Ea SnffCI 74·71-IS2
Stemware tMcCarron) Sto J90 ~••OOorin 7S-77-1S1
Kennedv ExPrtss (Delat\ouneie~'l 2'<) 1't po· Haves 77·76-IS3
AISO raced Caucasle. Torel WM'Q.~ ;o loo 1,'Ne11>rlng 76·77-IS3
L "'"e Pretense, 1Cvfl11ca, Pocasstf. Tumble • ~r11~ Britton 79·74-IS3 Ar1ead )errv Pate 79·74-ISJ
Tirne 1 38 11s Joe lnmen 77-76-1S3
FOURTH llACE. I l 16 miles Gritt Mooov 71·7S-1S3 Women's softba• My counreu (Merel 17 00 6 fO 4 00 Ronnie Black 80·74-IS4
COMMUNITY COLLEGE GOiden Grend (Guerrai 3.60 2 40 Tom Wtl$kODt 71·76-IS4
C~c ..... tr9Cll ow.-Cea•t ... ~ u OrlMt c .... 121, CenwM u Utlll'llllne events In meler1) l~I. McCol ICrl. 1U, 2. NHh <Cr).
1o.t, l. Coeot <Cr>. 1o.t. 200-1. Meeol CCrl. 21.0. 2 Netll (Cr),
tt 0; > teoolle CCrl. 22.S. --1. Guest COCCI, 50.l, 2. WIUlems
(Cr), SO.S, I. McNffJ IC(), 506.
I00-1. Wl•lerna <~rn>. 1: .. •: 2. L.•hll
<OCC), Ue.l; ). Mc:Mts.ler COCC), l:.SU
1,S00-1. McM.uter COCCI, 4'°2 S, 2
OVtnont i t OC C >. '~ 0, J Cl'len1ol0n (Cr), .....
5.000-1. Qulnonei <OCC>. IS 24 6, 2 ff!Odn IOCC). 15.JA 4, J. Dell'( COCCI.
IS:A 1.9.
UOHH-1 s .. vt<'la (Ct), 14'. 2. Andrew1
(OCC), 14 S; S. Perrvmen <Cr), )j.4
400!1+-I. Andt'ew1 COCCI, SU; 2 Grego
(Crl, SU; 3. LMler COCCI. S6.0.
400 r"8v-I. Cerrito•. 42.3.
1,600 relav-1. c.,-rllos, l:2U
U-1. l~burH< COCCI, 23 7 ,, 2
COOtn (Cr) 2>·21.'a, l Pl\llll1tt <OC(1.
11-3\6
T.l-1 BloekburlMI' COCCI. "·11.\.o, 7
Cobbs <Cr ), 41· 1''4, 3. Rloelo" IOCCl
J7·5V•.
HJ-1. JOflnson CCrl, 6·6, 2. 81ockburoer
(OCCI encl Flltoerald CCrl. 6·4
PV-1. Gorman (Cr), 13·0. 2 Gell1v1"
COCCI, 12·6, 3 Herrw .. <OCCI. 12·0
SP-I. Souse COCCI. '4·11, 2 Merton
(Cr), '3-6, l. Bro""n (Cr>. 39· IO
OT-1. Ancltrson COCCI, 134·11, 2 !.ouH (OCC), 130-7, 3. Brown (Cr). 1?7·7
JT-1. Pllllll1>1 (0CC), 172·0, 2 Anoerson
COCCI, \70·11, J Alll.t11 COCCI. 164·S
COMMUNITY COLLEGI WOMIN
CWf'ltn "· Orenee c .. ,, S7 Or•ll98 c:..s1 to. c~ lG ( Rlll'INM e¥entl Ill met9n) lOC>-1. Ortli ICrl. 12.2; 2. Ove (Cr). 17 4,
3 JoMwn (Cm>, 13.4.
20C>-l. Baker COCCI, 251; 2. Frve (Cr>
25 4; 3. Ortl1 CCrl. 2S.S.
40C>-I Bell.er <DCCI, SU , 2 Gonialei
<Cr), 1-00.1, 3 Uni kller (Cr), 1-oJ 4
800-1 ~ COCCI. 2:22.f, 2 Sltloet
CCrJ, 2:30.t. 3 F0<d COCCI, 2:3S.6. l,S00-1. Howe (OCC), 4:50.1; 2. Kwle·
cle" (Cr). 4;S94; S. Gercle (Cr>. S:OU.
3,000-1. Kwiecien (Cr>, 10:56 6, 2. Gar-
e!• (Cr), 11'10.l, 3. Sklbel (Cr), 11'57 1
IOOLH-1 Springer IOCCI. 16.3. 2
Nishimura !Cr), 11 1, no tnlrd
400l.H-I Sor1noer <OCCl, 1~77. 2
NIU!lm.Jra (Cr), I 191, J Sc"llnff COCCI.
1217. 400 retev-1. Ct rrlto•. 49 s.
1,600 relav-1 Oranoe Coast, 4;01.1
LJ-1 Frvt (Cr), 18·3""· 2. Springer
COCCI, 16·11, 3 Ova <Cr>, IS·7''J
HJ-I. McCerd IOCCI, S-2, 2 Frve (Cr).
S-0, J. Orr ii (Cr) 4· 10
SP-1 Baker tCrJ. 42·10, 2 Giimer <OCCI, 32-oo..,, 3 McCerd COCCI. ?9·l 'h.
OT-I. Beker (Cr), 110·7, 2. Giimer
COCCI. 106·7, 3 Barragnon <Cr>, 69·7.
JT-1 Barraonon !Cr ), 118·9, 2. Mccard
COCCI, 113· 10, 3 Giimer COCCI. 112·2
0..-. Watt 71, Sal'lla AIW ll
(Rl#WM evetltl Ill nwtenl
IOC>-1 Saunden <SAi, 12.4', 2. Frenklln
CGWCJ, 13 01, 3 Ntison CC.WCI, IUO.
20C>-I. Saunoeo CSA), 26.22. 2. Cerev
CG.WC>. 2682; 3 NtlM>n CGWCI, 27.64.
'"140e>-I Wood !SAi. 1:01.10, 2 Whlsller
CGWCI. 1~1.21, 3 Nelson (GWC). I Ol 13
IOC>-1 Certv !GWCI. 2:21 9. 2 Smit"
lSAl, 2.43 3 no third.
l,S00-1 Whl"lff !GWC>. S 12 6. 2
$mllll fSAI. S 3• 06. no l"lrd.
3,000-1 Zurshl !SAi. 1029 7, no sacbnd
or tnird.
lOOLH-1 Franklln (GWCl. 1666, 2
Actve• CGWC), 2• S, no lllird
AOO rein -I GolOtn Wtsl S6 7
1,600 re11v-l GOl<len Welt. 4 17 19,
S.nle Ane 4 11 71
HJ-I 8olron IGWCJ S·2 no laeonC or
'"''Cl LJ-1 Frenkiln tGWCl. 17·3, no second or third
OT-I eonon (GWC). 123·9' >. 2 Par·
rl•h (GWCI. 93· ll, no third
SP-1 Bot1on CGWC) 31· 10. 2 Parrlsn
IC.WC). 27·3, no lhtrd
JT-1 Draoer <GWCI 16·0, 1 Bolton
tGWC), ass
~ • • . "
EXHIBITION BASEBALL Oodetr1 7, Angels 0
Ctt AMN4m StlldlUm)
k-"' lmin9S LOI An9eleS 000 00 I 303--7 II 1
Callfornie 000 000 000-0 3 O
Honevcurr, Hooton (9) end SCloscia.
Flmpre (91 Wiii Sanchez (7), Hauler (9),
MMeno 191 a nd Boone. W-Honevcult
L-Wltl. HR-Lo' Angeles. Brock. Monon.
Marshell
Ge6den Watl 6, Mt. Sen Al'tonlo o Bronze Marker (F'tncavl 3 20 Lee Elder 80·74-IS4 Go~ WMI 203 001 O· • 6 o Allo rece<1 Fancv WINS. Final Auaull. George Ce dle 16·71-1S4 Mr Sen Antonio ooo ooo C>--0 6 4 HellO High Jim Neltord 79-7S-1S4 Other Scorn
Ew11rr and Muon, Burnam ano Allen Time I 4s lt S Sltvt Liebler ao-74-lS4 Kan\H Clly S. Clnc1nnall 3
38-TKl'letter tC.) U EXACTA 13•61 Paio SISO OO 8111 Rooers 7S·79-:-lS4 Monrreel 7, Texas S Al Geooeroer 79•7s-IS4 Boston 7, Sr Louis 1
l"uler1on 7, Orenee Coast O FIFTH RACE. I • m•le-l on rurl C.eoroe Burn\ 81 •7,._15S Cnkago IALI ll. Pnilaoelohie 4
(Forfeit) llu"v Canvon (Vl"ill 14 60 1060 ~ 40 Rooer Mallblt 77_71_1SS NY Yenktts 4 Hou"on 1
Luner Rev <Fettl 8.00 3 60 Brad 8 rvanl l l ·74-ISS C"lcaoo INL) II San FrancfKO S
SaelcleOeclr 11, lmperlel vee.v S 8roedlv CMcCarronl 2 60 Qic,,arCI Zollo! 77· 78-1 SS Cteveland 10 Sen Oleoo Cu l I
Sa ddltoeck 124 O?O
2
_11 lS 1 Allo raceci Snerifl Muir St on Tome. Gary McCord 79·77-l56 Slln Dleoo tu ) 6, Sa n Oieoo srete I
c..._
trtal'fMMS
(
...... ..... V... M. UC trw. 2
UNl.V .. 309 1100-14 1e I
UC lrvlnt .. .. --2 II > llotltlmllfe, erav (7) Wlf .,,...,,, ._vw
(9), Jvalt, Carr 111. Camw• <11 Incl ~1 HanlOfl <ti W Motttemyre <1·2>
L-Jusn Cl·•) 5-ar•Y {2). 29-CurtlJ (LV), ,.,..., CLV), ~ (Lii), Pe« ILV),-.,, tVCll ~amw (LV),
llCOMO GAM&
UC lnW 4, NevtM•L.tt V•• ) UNLV 010 lOI ~ f
UC Irvine un 001 11-4 7 I Heltv, Hennlllt (4), ~ (6) ancl
Arl'IOICI, Ut'lt911, l(tfll <') end "'°'"" W-Kent (S•fl L-Hennlne <l •U ~ .... IL.VI. Allder10ft IUCll. Harn• moncl (UCO, Oavlt CUCll. lrvlnt (UCll . l~CUCI)
Convnunttv UIMe
... CM&t C•llef •IOt
W L Ga
Senta Ant t I I -Ortanee COHI 10 2 I'
OoiOtfl WMt I 4 l
Ctf'flto1 7 S 4
Flillerlon 6 ' S Mt. s.,. Antonio • t 7
• CYPl'"S 2 10 9
Comtton o 12 11
T•V'a 0--(Mell)
Orantt Coest al Fullerton Comoton et OolOtfl Watt
Cwrltos et Mt. San Antonio
Cyprfl1 11 Sante Ana
P1clflc Coast Conference
W LT GB
SedcNOeo. 1 3 O -
P110mar 6 3 0 '1
Soulhwftlern s 3 t I',
S.n Oleoo Mata S 4 O 11 ,
Groumon1 • ' 1 3 MlreC01I• , 7 I 4', San Olego 2 7 o 4 2
TOdaY'• aeme1 t1 o.m.>
Pelomer at Saeleli.tlectl
MlraCO$la 11 San 0'-90 ~
Sour,,wes1trn a r Sa" Olego
Hl9h KJtocll
EcllMft $, MaftM 4
Marine 002 200 ~4 6 O
Edison 030 001 1-s 6 3
Emmon1 and BlokdYll.. Martin, Oamaro
141 end EMilOI\. W-Oemero. L-Emmqn.1
38-Knuff CMI, Nesti <El 2. Damato te l
""'"""" .. ln1M 2 Unlversltv 201 000 1-4 7 1
lr11lne 010 001 ~2 3 O
Slohoff. Wll5on C5I •nd Brown; Henloen.
L1111on <SI and Aalmlatulla. w -stoezott.
L-Henlgen 28-Hanloen (I), Gtnllle (U),
Everetr CUI. 3B-Srombauo" (U)
Cfttll Mew s, c-dlll Mar 2
Costa Mew 300 011 0--S 10 I
Coro"• de4 Mar 002 000 ~2 6 3 Auslln. Welson <SI end Prall, Prechet.
P Musco (7) end Boet; W-Austln
L-Prec:tltl. 2B-P MulCO (CdMJ HA-P
Musco (COM)
Saddlebedr 10, Estllnc:le 2
Estancia 000 002 ~ 2 4 o
'8ddle08Cll 231 040 x-10 16 I
Clements, Scotr (3). Folev (5) and Woll
Demien and Maldonaelo. W-Oemlan
L-<iemenr1. 2B-01mlan CS> 2, Cemect\o
CS) 3B-Jorden ISi. Damian (S). Camact\O
(Sl
MlsUefl Vi.ta I, Laeune htdl I
Mlu lon Vielo ~ 000 2-t 10 O
Legune Beech ooo 001 ~I 3 '
Caml>tlell and Hen Naeu end Feli.
2B--florl (MVl. PHCt (MV), Mart< (MVJ
CemPl>ell <_fNI HR-Reinders CMV)
L•tune ll•• 4, Cepbtrano Ve/lev 4
Laoune Hiiis 000 100 120 l>-4 9 I
C•oo Vallev 001 001 070 l>-4 13 o
Pi.me! and Roman. Ood<I a nd
McLemore. 2&-ICalona (LH). S"UPlen (CVl HR-Oodd (CVl, Romen CL.HI
Ftsoeman ILHl
Sea View Lt•eu• •
W L GB
Unlvel"\llv 4 0
El Toro 3 I I
Coll• Me.a 1 2 2
Irvine 2 2 2
NewPOrl Haroor 2 2 2
Sed<lll!baCk 2 2 2
Corona oel Mar I ) 3
Est encl• o • ' Frid.IV'S Scons
Co"a Mt'8 S. Coroeio del Mar 2
Unlver\llv 4, 1rv1ne 1
SaCldleoaci. 10 E"ancia 2 E1 Toro 6. Newoorr Haroor l
WHfleMSev's G•mft tl:IS)
Ntwoort Haroor 61 Co'1a MHa
Corona del Mar at Saooieoack
El Toro ar Univtr11rv
Irvine al E\l1nc1a
Sunset L .. eu•
WL GB
Octan View • 0
Edison • l
Westminster 3 I I
Hunllngron Beacn 1 l 3
Fou"1eln Vellev I ) 3
Marina 0 s 4 ,
Frld.IY'l Score
Eolsoo S. Marina 4
TodllY'I Gemei Wes1m1nsl•r er Ocean V1~ 1121
Fountain Vellf'\I at Hunr1ngton Buen
(12)
South Coast LHVU•
Ca11l"rano Valley
Laouna HIR.l
S.n Clemente
Woodbrldoe
Mission Vleio
Oan• Hlll1
Laguna Beech
WL
3 0
3 0
2 1
I 2
I 2
1 3
0 )
,rklaV'I Sc-
Mlu lon Vlelo I , Laguna 8eec11 1
San Ctemenlt 4. Oen• Hills 4
T 08
1-
1-
0 I
0 2
0 2
0 71'1
0 3
Laguna Hiiis 4, Ce11111r1no Vanev • t 10
1nn1nos>
WedntsdeY'• G1mei (l:IS)
Wooot>rldoe at Minion Vieio
L•oune Beecn er San Clemente
"""" ...... c~ CCM.L•M .,
Safllt tertw• dllf 0.-. W.J. t>-1~.
IS•IJ, t ·U, IS·12, U ..
HHHtlCHOOL I--' ..... MtrfAa Off ~ VWw, IJ..l). IS-2,
15-1" FOUl'lltffl Veflev dcrf Wetlmlfttltr, IS.-t,
1H.IH LI Quint• *'· HunllnofCWI IMc:ll, IS-I,
lS-11. 1$-3.
SMlll9W .......
Esle11Cla ditf. Cor-CNI MM, 15-1,
lt-16. U· 12. lrvlnt #. Maltf' o.I, 7• 15, 15-t, 15-t.
14-16. IS-6. NewOOl't H~ Clef. Ufllvtnliv. IS-2
IS-., tH '
~C:MttL...-
CaPlttreno VeMtv fff. La11una ee.cft,
IH. 10·1S, 12-IS. 1'·14, 1$•13
PREP STANDINGS
SunMt L.....-
~ WL
Fountain Veltev 6 0
Edlwn S 1
Merine S I Le Qulnte J )
Hunilnoton B•ac" 2 S
Wt\lmlnsrer 0 S
o....r.11
WL
• 2
1 2 s s
3 4 2 1
0 1
I • 0c .. n v-o 6
WHfleMltV'I Ganwa 17)
ocean View a t Hunllnoton a.acn
L• Quinta et ECSl•on Merine er Weslmln11tr
Sta View L .. .,.
~
WL
E\ta llCla I 0
"lewoorr Hart>or 7 1
Irvine 6 ' Corona Ciel Mar 4 •
El Toro 4 4
Mettr Del 2 6
UnlvtnllY I 1
Co"a ~· 0 I Tvelde'f'• Gamet (Ji:UI
Unlversllv 1t CO<ona o.t Mar
Estenda er Nawoort Hert>or
Merer Oel 11 Et Toro
lrvtne 11 Cosra Mew
' South Co.st LH~t
~ ..
WL
11 0
9 2
• 2
' ' s •
3 7
1 10
0 '
L8"119 Ovwel WL WL
La9una Beech 6 I 6 J
Minion Vltlo 6 I 7 2
Ce11l•tr•no Vetlev • 3 S ' Oena Hlll1 J l S S
Woodt>rldoe l 4 S 6
Laoun• Hlll1 I 6 4 1
San Ctemenlt I 6 4 7
· Tueldly's Gemes (J:IS)
Leoun• Beadl et Wooot>rldH
• Mis.ion Vlelo et Oana HIP\ CePl•trano Vertev et Sen Cle~lt
NHL
CAMPBELL COHP:Elt&NCE
Sm¥fM Of\lklell w L l .... GP:
v·Eomonton 56 II s 117 '43
•·Caloarv 33 31 14 80 299
a·Vencouver 32 39 9 73 306
a·Wlnnoi>eo 30 38 11 11 337
Klries 23 43 13 S9 306
Horrb OMst.n
v·Monnesote 39 )() 10 .. )41
x-SI Louil 32 40 1 71 299
a·OetrO•I 31 40 7 69 m
1t·Ch1cego is 42 I 64 269
Toronto 25 44 9 S9 29S
WALES CONFERENCE
Pa"1dl Olvlt*I
•·NY 111enoen .. 2' ' 100 352
.. -Wuhlnoron 47 26 s 99 303
"· Pn11aoe1on1a .. 2S 10 91 349
a ·NY Renoers 41 21 9 91 309
New JerHv 17 SS 1 41 230 Plrt\Ourgl'I 16 S7 6 31 2SJ
Aclaml DMslen
a·BuffalO 47 24 J 101 310
•·801ron 47 2S 6 100 331 .. -oueoec •I 21 10 92 JS6
•·Monrree1 35 39 s 7S 285
Her Hord 17 41 10 64 213
a-Cllncned Dlavoft ~J"
y·Clincneo 01vi\lon Olle
FrideY'I Scetfl Phlledell>llle 6, New JerHv 2
Wlnnloeo 2. St LOUii I MJnnno1e 3, V1ncouver 3
TedeY's GamH
Eclmonlon 11 Klflel, n
Monlrffl at Bolton
Chlceoo ar o.rrott
NY Rengers er Herttoro. n
8 utte l0 er Quet>ac. n
NY 1,lander\ al WH,,lngton, n
SI LOUii ., Toronto. n
Minnesota el C110erv. n
GA
311
30I )21
372
372
ll4
310
315
306
319
267 m
214
299
347 3N
2SI
2S9
217 m
31S
Laguna Hiii' at Oen• HUis 1moer1ar Valle v 104 000 ~ S 7 6 Ouc Lt Ouc. Greal Grenoson. Lafeveite An<tv North 81 _7S-lS6 Seartle 12. Oaklal'Kl '
Meenv. Rivl•rt (4) and Lockhart Quin· Lark, Arrow,,eao, Go1oen Flail.. 800 Glider 76·~1S6 M1nne\01a 7, NV Mets 4
ltro ano Vareniue la W-Rlvltrt Time I •9 1/S. TC Chen 80·77-157 Delrolt 7. Plrrst>vrgn 6 L-Qu1nrero 3B-Wlnlermale llVl U EXACTA (1·41 Deiel '-llOSO CorevPevlr> 7S·l1-lS7 Ballimore I. Allanra 1 This Wtetc'S trout ll&antl Remirei IS) SIXTH llACE. One mile Ken Grff!I IS-72-IS7 Toro.,io 2 Miiwaukee 0 LOS ANGELES -Arrovo Seeo CrHk,
HIGH SCHOOL Jillons~v IP•ncavl J 80 2 80 2 60 J.C. Sneed 8S·72-1S7 Bio Tulunot Crteil (UDOer), Castelc Lekt
CHtll Mata 11, c.,_ NI Mar 1 Wheramom <Piarce l S60 4 20 Da ve StodllOll 44·74-ISt Tedlv'• GamH C11relc Laooon, EMieoeth Lek1, P1ru
Colle MeH
700 004 1
_
12 9
tnooan Fables lFutntesi 7 oo Leonarel Tl\OmDson 79-n-.1sa Anotls vs Dod9en at Oodoer Sledlum. Creelt (Frtfldlmen'1 Flel), PUddlnvllont
Corona oel Mar 001 001 ~ 2 1
4
Al$O ra c.ed Princen t..elka , Seno1n1, 8oO Bovd 80-78-lSt 7 OS Pm Lekt, San Gal>!'lel River (Hit, wnr e nd
Hottman, Lu• (61 end Moiarro, Rldltv Dark Blush, Nancv·s Grev Bruce Fiels"er 83-7~151 Houston vs Atlanl• el West Palm Beech north forks) anel Grouan w -Hottman, 2-2 L-Ridlev Tome 139 Tonv Sills 81·78-IS9 St Louis 111 Cincinnati at Tampa SANTA BARaARA -S.nra Vnea River
215-Grouan ICCIMJ 3B-Norris (CMJ SEVENTH RACE. 6 turlOngs Biii Sander 80·79-159 Pill\buron vs NV Mets at SI Ptlarst>urg AIVEllSIDE -Evens Lake. Fulmo<
E•fllncJe s. SaddlelMldl
2
Gahl• (McCarronl 610 3 40 2eo Jlm8ooros '2·77-1S9 Montreal tu l "' Mlnnflola er Orlando Lake, Htmer Ulkt. Perris Leke
Esl•"C •• 000 002 3-S
4 2
Princess Lurulleh (Vait"1uela l 3 20 2 40 Bot> Murllllv 14-7S-159 D•lrool vs Cnlcaoo (AL) al SaraM>lll SAN IEANARDINO -Colorielo River ~Deck 000 002 "--2 7 I Red Ra111n IHawlevl 300 B005"earer to·I0-160 Monlrtel (U ) vs NY YenkHS el Forr NFL fr --.. I (Needle•>. Cucamonga Guull Per11 Lekt , .,.-Morn• ue1a1·11.~ Leuo-"'·'· a,...,, se moves G'--H...__ p
Kene a nd Georoe. Peoiua anel Zener Al•o receo. Rtedv tor Luo Lvoherd"• •., • • 77·83-160 ~'"""' 19S2 01"• T tokl ""' .. ..,, •ril. Le11.e. Lvtlt Creek (middle
? G
• "-i• Wel•on 82·79-161 Cl•ve•·•"' u• C•1c.eoo (NL) er Me•a l"60-<-hie~ s •,xans eel e n"' r• t 38-R•osv !SJ. Wet>t> CS> HA-Braert (E l r•ncen. elllng U11, Bullion MomOo's Prt ..,..... • ~ ... .,. •• " • • 8~ .. 1 1 " ""'" orksl. Molava Nerrow1 Perk Time. 1 10 415 a.ii Floro Sen OIJllO <n l vs Se.atne al Ttrru>e ""' '"" ne' moveo ro SI Lekt
NeWOCN'1 Cllrhften f, Cel Lu1t1Wan I 5S EXACTA (2·4l
0 8
,
0
l'9 SO C!ln Forsman '4·8l-l6S 811tlmore YI. Phlladelpnla et Ntw Or-Louis VENTURA -Plru Leka, R-s Cr ..... , Cel l utneran ooo 000 1-1 1 • Lon '-'lnklt .~.-8'?=116669 leans, n 1961-Los Anoeltt Cna roen (AF'Ll " v ••• ..... ~ Nt t C" I I 002 O EIGHT ..... a -n ~ :r-mo ..,. r t . Oi "OH lllev Leko, Senta Peuta Crffll. wDO< r " a n 61 a-9 11 3 " ....... s;. Ont mile Mike Nicolellt T6·WD Bosion v\ San Oleoo tu > e t Denver ~:.."~0 ... n •00 Sesi>e CrHlc (u~r end lower).
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M:v~c;:~~~va. OCC women extend streak HOW TO HAVE FUN
BOSTON ( P) -\<.·r·
ond~c~dcd Hana M<.in-
dltkn' a rcx-keted scr. c'i
~:and had \trong foreha nds '° ddcJt lcllow.( zech ha
ftud'lrova. 11-l. b-4. 10 the
..ccond l'ound of a ·Boston
U.Y\m~ tournament Fnday
n11ht.
Third set.."<1 Kath) Jordan , ... en a.me a late 'lurgc by
\ndr: ;.i Leand. to take the
other ~ond round match.
o-J, -S. at the Walter
8rown 1 rcna
,M:md li ku,· rHled a total
~(. nine occ~ ·in her
.U-m1nute battle with
Budarova. he oJlowcd her
J s111aJc rvi~ pme in the
fourth an lhe opcnm& set. .
M1ndlill0¥• capitaltzed
un a third pme 4Jtrvi~
httak to~· ~be second
t. Al l·l. Ml11 Man·
dhkO\ I blaStild I pair of
po1nt-w1nni• fottbands to
tbe bickhAQCJ·of ~ south· ~nen• to take a
Pirate men alsn -----win in swimming:
Vikes iop Estancia
The Orange Coast College
womt'tl's swimming team extended
its wanning streak to 26 dual meets
wuh a 74-32 romp over Santa Ana
Fnday.
And 1t wasn't a bad afttmoon for
the Pirate men. who rqistcrcrd a
54-49 South Coast Conference de-
cision over the Dons.
The OCC women rettivcd import-
ant efforts from Traci Avenll 1n the
200 freestyle while beina paced by
standout Tami Lavelle; Shelly Moor·
wood had stale quali(ymg times 1n
winnina both the SO breaststroke and
100 individual medley, de p1tc ~in&
plaaued by a sore shoulder. and Oarui
Barns captured the I 00 free in the best
race of the day in SS.91.
LaVellc was an eas) lnplc winner
-breezing in the ~o. 200 and 500 free
events
fn a h1Jh school meet, 1un1or Jeff
Es 11 clocked a 2) 48 an the SO fr-cc -
•
the second-fastest 11 me b> a Sunset
League s~immer th1~ season -to
~cc Man na to a 99-57 non-league
wm over· Estancia
Meanwhile. Stc"c mtth won the
backst.rokt 1n 57.6. bu1 lost for the
first ume 10 the 200 free to Mark
Wichs, who won in 1:50.50.
Or9Ne CMst M, *91 AM 4t
400 l'Mdltv ra19v-I Of8"" Coast. U90S
1,000 fr-1 Wallland !SA), 10'14 5, 2 1¥te
COCCI. 10-.34 1, 3. Berrow (0CC), 10:4U.
200 tr-I. 5omtntn (SA), l.SOA, 2. Huo~
COCCI. l·S2.S, 3 Sotello COCCI, 1:57 S.
SO ltM-1 JeMtno1 COCCI, 22 S9, 7 Nlcnolt !SAi. 22 "19, l l(ellv COCCI, 13.66
100 ~I. Romo ISA), H• O. 2 &erte tOCCI
1-09.l, l Sllwron.iil COCCI. 2 IU •
100tlY-1 Dort COCCI, 2'06t, 2 Romo CSA), 2~7.>, l. e.rrow IOCC>, 2..op,•
OM110-1 Te"&rd COCCI. 1'1.IS POlftlt. 2
V11orle (SAi, t4J, 110 llllrel
100 frw-1 Nlcllol1 ($A), 4U, 2 HUOllt'
COCCI, SU, 3 Sltwr0ft$kl COCC). S2 la.
100 IMKk-1. Sol'rltMrs (SA), '-Ck.O, t JtMlftoa
COCCI, , OI ... l H~ IOCCl, M>.6
'500 ffw-1. w.tt•NI CSAI, S'OS.2. t tar11
COCC I, S07.l, l 8.trrow (0CC). S·lU
200 Dr ... ,._I. AleHndW COCCI, tflt, 2
Hlooln1 (SA), 219.I;' SllwronM:I COCC), UU. '°° frM rtllv-1 Senft Ane. l JU.
C~aletll...,..
~ eea• 1 .. ,_ ,_ n
XlO "*"9Y , ... _, Or1m99 Co.ti,,._, 7,
200 lnd0-1 H..-Nr ISA), 212.l, I Mcl(e.an
IOCCI. UU, J ~ (OC(l, t ns.
IO tn~-1 uVtlle COCCI, 14 f, 2. CIWfatentM
10CCI 211 l .. rrell IOCCI, 21 S.
"
IOOl:leck-1 Cummins (OCCI. 1"09 4, 2. Harotr
CSA), 1!11.l., :J. SU1ukl (OCC). 1:135.
100 br•••t-1. Kowarell. CSA), 1.19.0, 2
Drueker IOCCI. 1:19.1, l. KtlleY COCCI. 1:24 '-
200 fr-1. LaVelte COCCI. 2'009, 2. A¥Wlll
<OCCI. 7'°7 •; 3 hmetlllt !SAi, 2:07.l
50 ftv-1 Oulmant COCCI. 2' S9. 2. o-1•
tOCCI, nas, l . Vouoe COCCI, J0.'1. .
I-meter OMno-1. CIHllZ <OCCI. 152.25 POl'l'lta; 2. aerr <OCCI. 149'5; >. ._..,. COCCI, l:lt.15
100 trM-1. 81rn1 COCCI, S!Lfl, 2. Oulm•n•
(OCC), SU; J Bernallke (SA), SU.
100 llY--1 llOUM (OCCI. 1:1o.t; t OIOOon1
ISAI. 1.11 f ; flO llllfCI.
SO tlac:ll-1. k rrett COCCI, J2 2, 2 C~
COCCI, HA, 3 SuzUlll (0C), ~9
100 lndo--1 Mor'Woocl <OCCI, 1-ol2; 2. Avtri•
COCCI, hOU, 3. Kow•r'k (SA), 1:11.J,
500 fret-I. l.aV... (QC(), s-71 e; 2.
hrnet1kt ($Al. UU; 110 third.
50Clt .. t1-I Morwooo (OCCI. al.st, t. Dtnot•
COCCI, 34 4, l M(KMI\ (OCCI. I' 7
200 "" rtlav-1 Dr•"" Coest, 1.47 60
Hiltl ICMet mtft M9fW"··~" 200 ~ r.iev-1. ~""'· 1 4'.71, 200 fret-I. Wlefls (8), I.JOJO, t S"'I'" (M)
I 50.62, ) l.Yndt (M), Hf.71
100 ~1 Otv (M) 2.lo.tl; 2 WtllN>lfel'
IMI. t:ltf'2. J. Devor. (fl, nJ 09
50 w..-1, iMle (M), UM. 2 Werfe lM), 21111 J. ,,.,II IMI, lt,61
• 1oe fl't-1 Werfe (Ml, \00 ''· t w~
CMI. ltt,AS: J S~ (M).l_,)7, l40 free-1. ear, (I:!), to 53, 1. !tale (Ml,
SI.,., l Ot't (N\), SS. It
tlO tr-I WICM I@>, SA». I. arotMr10fl
(M), 511,12; 1 L.Yl'IOI (Ml, J IU1
100 bedl-1. ""4tll CM), D.62, t. .... ta1.
SI 1',) OtVert (ii, 1ti.M 1• ., •• ..,.., trolflet1on cM>. t.0111, a ~(Ml, 1101S. ). W.Jrl« IEJ. 1,lt.9'
400 w" r,..v-1 Esl.,.V., U•.._
N,_ 8-qllildtr ..,._ -~
tfNIP(l«I ••~ IMW /tflO'I IN~ po.--~ ~ SUNROOI an OOMr ~ .. ...., check confro/ .,.__ 8MW _,...,
IPOf'IJ l8trll1f .. ,,. .. INlllet ,..
"'"' irfltlb • el«.Jff( ...... aoct '°"''
•• , ~' ••f "''"" 1 ~ JambotH Rd .
NewPort Btach. 640~44
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rtemM>U19U1u... PlC'"'°"'.,._ .. ~ --,.cmnou18UIM11 • '90TmoutMJU•H -rcrn10Ueatn•11 ·
MMmSTA'f ff NAMllTAlWln MAMllTA,....,., -.STATW NMmSTAW
Thi fOIOWln9 pwtCM .. ~ The IO!lowfflo f*'IOl'lt lie doing The 10i11ow1ng ~ .,.. dolflg The .-.. -11 AAiAft TM follOWinO .,.,..,,. 8t'W dclllle ~-~ .. , bullneet•• ~-'¥ r-··· ~ .. ~M! (eiA>:tu":.f~p~:m~·f SANaOAH a ~w. 210..... MINI I, L.IMITIO. 11552 HAWAIIAN TAOPCAUI. 112" LJ,NO 10, .. ~ ,,...~ J
YUAll(.. DlST•11uTo• ( POtt Cen4er °'"..-.!. uoo ....... MllCArttlut &Nd .• It• '40. lr#le, ... A¥9., FOWMW\ Vtilfei/, CA: Newpott ..... -CA..., " " " P0tt ..._,CA: ... .._ CeHt 927 •15 9270I • • TN W..... L)'Oft ~. • 8HAMK OtSTRl9UT0fU241 ICMe L ~ ~. 24115 Tempur Oevk1 K. Lamb, 115!2 MllCAl111Uf Mltdl KW., 11295 lie• A.,,._, ~ OClljjOttlllOtl, 1t ~·
8tr .... CoN MeM, Ca 1118 Hiii Or .. ~~. CA. 9Het llvd. Si. 440, IMM, Calif. 92715 Fountllln Villltty, CA. 92708 ate PIU.a. NMpott IMdl, CA ~ F. ..,ltdwd I/ltd/°' ,,.~ E. Sanborn, )()(> Pactno John Minar, 11552 MllCAtthur Thie ~It oonduoted by' .,, tateO
Audr.t Pntcl\ard, 3t41 towe llNtl ~~ #33, Ntwpot1 e.cn. Blvd • Ste 440, 1rv1ne, c.111. 927 t6 lndMdu411 Thie ~ It oondt.aeted by •
COii• ~.Ca t2t2t "" __, Mehrded A1nekh, 11552 Mild! Kyte ~allOn
Thi• bullf'9lll le conduc1«S by;.,., i·• Thie~ Is OOtlducted tiv • MICAtth.ur 9tYd , Ste. ''°· !Nine. ll'lll ttatement wM flied~ tN llllctWd L f,.,..., Vtoa Pr•
lndMCMI ""*., '*1nerthip. c.tlf 92715 County cieo.. 01 OrlflOI County on dent At:vmond F. Prttctwwd L. Weno.11 ~ Thi. bld!MM 11 conducted by. a ffeb t1 ,_. Tl'lla ......,,.., wM tied wtttl the
Thft •t•ttl'l'lll\t wtll llMld wtttl t"9 Thlil ......,_,, WU filed wllh '"' Hmlted pwt1*'1hlp • . ...... County Ca.ti Of OrlnOf County on
County Cltrll Of ~ County on CF~2~ ~Of Or11nt1 County on JOl'ln Mlnat Publllflld OrtnQt COMt DaitV ,..,, 2•. 1914 _
Feb. 21. 1114 _, '"• 1.,... Thlt lt*lement WM llled -'th IN Piiot Merdl 17, 2•. lt, Ap(l 7, 1M4 r-••
Pul>ltlhed Orange COiet ~ PvbNMd Orfll\99 CoMt ~ f:.'~ =of Orqt Cowlty °" , tMUI :f"' ~ c.!:., Or ....
PllOtMllOh 10.11.2•.a1, 1t14 ~Men:fl 10.17,24,31, ,.... ~ __ .,. --....,.. ...... cA.-1~ 137944 Publllhed Orange Coeet Dally -~ -·-Publlefled 0r.,,.. ~ Dally ·--ic --
PllOt March 17. 2•. 31. April?,,.... K·W?• -PllOI Matdl 10, 17. 24, 11, 1914 1 ___ ,.._ ___ ,.,.._•~----------------"=='='A'll"f I •-II' MnJtC£ 15"°44 '1CTTTIOU9..,_.. 131344 '1CTTTIOU9M'll•ll NIJC M)TIC( 1---"-..n. ....... ~""~~-----------MAm ITAT-.r ~ ITA~ Tht ~ ............
---------... -u-.. -.-.. --f'ICTinOUa IUSINlll rtaJC NOTICE Thi~ pereone.,. ~ ----------Thi fOllowtng '*'°" .. ~ PtennDUe ....... ~ e;ARTICNHll' 11•t .. _,,,..,... .. ---...-nA-......... ~ •-.,.,.,-butlnell.. NAmlTA,_y ,. .. ' 7 U..STA~ · ,,._, 1 .. ,._ ... ~ ,_ _ : .,. ...... ,_. 1..,.1 ......., ~ -le......._ ......... Nof1tl.tnene,..-.t2 W TN 1---.. pereone .,_ "'"""" The followlng ptr9on1 ere doing '1CTT110U --·· MUAPHY·TOWEAS!Y COM· INTEA·WEST .. ..,...,v.....,, -,,.. -..... .--· .......,,. Al9'I ~. ,,_ .... ................ ...... .... bullMMu: NAiii ITATIMUfT PANV, INO., 2107 North lk'oadw.y, N:TmOU9...... C)oyt 81reet. ~ *· ~ ~ . c..-Or O«OM dll ... CA.
t>Yllnttl -833 MA c A AT Hu A s 0 u ARE TN fOllOwlng pereona ... dOlng Suitt 201, Santa Ana, CA 12708 I MAim aTA~ Beadl, Cllllf. t2MO .. llCAL FTT'NESI IYIT!MI, tat$ • •
SECOND SOL£, c1 £.~ CLEANERS, 110 H1 Corinthian bUMett U: MU~HY...KEELER COMPANY. The tolOWlng peraon .. doing Andrew W. ~. 2t111 ._. t12 S. ~ lltwd. llOI, Plecen-Mike .JoMeon IMS~ ... H7~~ona~M~. 5ee We-J.HeiwpoftBeacll,CA 92ee0 $TANOAR0 CAPITOL. 242• INC .. Cellfonll .. 2107North8toed· bu91nWw. bel0t.,LaQuna ....... c.lf.tH7T .... ~!.._ 2128 l<I...,_ "d.,An9Mllm,CA m
ISth Str9tt, .Wmott BiMch, CA. Bh.,•tkum11 Oolatbftal Patel. ~ 91Yd. No. 80, Cotti Mela. way, Suite 201, Senta Ana. CA. (A) SALTA l~URANCE SER-Att«'fNIW. ~ efWI. #60I, ~CA. tHTO ~W ....... Jf.,8721 Y-"'O.
90254 2508 ~ AYe .. Alllto, CA. t2378 Ca 92827 H706 VICES CB) SOUTH COAST· AS.. Thie attlttmem "' fled With tM n.... ~II conducted ._ 911 uaeiwooct. CA. 90713 Cynthia OtnlM H9ndefaon. M Aamanlal NanubhaJ Pitel, 2508 MlcNll HHancMI. 2424 Newpon Thie butlnMS 11 conducted by: a SOCIATES, 3209 So. Seit• St .. Countf c.tc of Oranc19 County on ~ VJ· Ally w ~. St., •te 8lin
181h Str .. t, twmou Belch, CA. Apple Aw., Rlalto. CA 92318 8lvd No. eo. Coete Meea, C•. COl'Pofatlon. Santa~. CA 92704, P.O. Boit Mar. 2, ltM _ St .E --M-.o It .. p~ CA. 90123
90254 Thie butlnea la conducted by:• 92827 Andrew 0 Murphy, Pr..io.nt 5231, ~t• Ana, CA. 92704 ..... ~ ,.._~ ,. __ _:~ -~~-__. .. -... n. ~ 11 condUCMd by. a Tl\le buelntel .. eonduc:ted by geMfal l)Wtnerehlp Sendra s. Sawyw, 2•2• Newport Tllll ttatement WU llled with ,,,. Oennla Arthur Vergllio. 3209 So. .......,__, vr ..,._.. .,_, I,_ ··-·-ft -.. _ tef*ll ~
lndMduall. (hutband & wife) B.O. Patti BIVd. No. 90, Cotta Meea. Ca County Clerk OI Orangt County qn Sll1a St .. Sanll Ana, CA. 92704 Pl.lot Merefl 17. 2•. 1, Aptl 7, 1114 County C... of OrWlOt County Oft AnOul ~
01....., Hend..on Thia statement ... llled with tht 92627 M11ch 9. 198' Caro! Ann VerQ.lllo. 3209 So. Salta tm-M Mardi 8, 1H4 .,..... Thll •tattrntnt wait tllld wtth the
'"'J 1 :t:' h tie County Cltr'k of Orange County on 01\/ld Levy. 242• Newport Blvd. 'MMM St., Sant• Ana. CA. 92704 i-----------1 County C*1< of Or"'09 County on •Thi• ttalemlfll wu 1 t 1 Feb. 28, 198' No. 80, Cotta MMt. Ca. 92827 Published Orange Coaat Dally Thie bullneu 11 conducted by; an Publllhtd OrMQe COlllC OelV , 2' , ..... COYnty Clltk 01 Orange nty on F2J1111 Thia bullne11 11 conducted by·• Piiot March 11. 2•. 31. Aprll 7, 198-4 l.ndlllldual. rtB.tC fl>TJC( Piiot M11ctl 17.24, ''· .. ?, 1M4 eo. ' _. ,._,.
Feb 2'· l&M ,,_.. Publlatied Orange Cout Dally geMral Plltn«ll'lip 1513-84 Olnnlt Arthur V«glllo '1CT1TIOUI llUeM.. lsu.&4 Publllhed Or11ng1 CoMt ~
Publlll'led Orange Coul Oelty PllOI Merci\ 10. 17. 24. 31, t984 Mlctlael E Hllender TN11ta1ement WU fllld with tlll NAM!.,.,.....,., Pilot Merell 10. 17, 2•. 31, 1914
Pilot March 10, 17. 2•. 3 1. 1tl.t t397-M Tl\ls etatement wu ftted wtth tile County Clltk of Orange County on Tile following pereon la ~ ___ _.,._. ... B_IC_llJTIC(_____ lsao.&4
County Clerk ol Orange County on P\lllC NOTICE Feb. 2•. 198• bulinlll u : -----------
1387·84 -----------March 2. 198' f2M18 ART DIMENSION OALLEAY, ...........,.. ~ -·-"8JC M>T1C£ flta.IC NOTICE F~15 FICTITIOUI •U .... 11 Published Orange Cout Oally 3431 Via Oporto, ~ Bead\. ,_., .... vr .___ .. , .....
"'8.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 8U8Mll
NA•ITA'n•NT
The lollOWlng l*'IOfl It doing
business as:
ECONO LUBE N TUNE
5. 510 N. Harbof, Santi Ana.
Callf 92703
Aldlar-d W. Orexlet, 2382 Orchid
Hiii, Santa Ana. Calll. 92707
Thia butlneu 11 condUCled by: an
tndlvldu•I Alchatd W. Orelder
Thi• stetement wu ftted with the
County Cterll ot Orange County on
Mar 21. 198-4 ,,., ...
Published Orange Cout Dally
Piiot Merel\ 31, Aprll 7, 14, 21 . 198-4
1818-8-4
Ml.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI aulfftlH
NAME ITATUllNT
The lollowlng person It dolnO
bullneaa u ;
ECONO LUBE N TUNE •8. 1550 Newport Blvd .. Cotta
Mesa. Calll. 92827
Alc:tlatd w. Orexltr. 2382 Orchid
Hiii, Santa Ana, Cellf. 92707
Thie bualntee It eonduc:ted by an
lndlvldull
Alct:ard W. Oruler
Thia 1tatem«1t wu filed with the
Coun1y Clel1c of Orange County on
Mar 21. t9M ~'491
Publlthed-Or.,. .C0.1 ~
Piiot Maren 31, Aptll 7. 14, 21. 198' 1817-84
P\8.JC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI auPtEH NAME IT A TEMENT
The followfng per-son la doing
business as: MOOE AN LOGIC. tO 181 Mer·
rimec Or . Huntington Belch. Celil
926'6 Mich• LI Cegn1na, t0181 Mer-
rimac Or .. Huntington Beach, Calif
92846
Thi• busiMU 11 conducted by an
tnd1vldual
MICtlMI La Cegnina
This statement wu filed with the
County Clerle ot Orange County on
Mar 22. 198• FM1to1
Publlalled Orange Cou t Deily P11o1 March3t, April 7. 14. 21. t9M
1820-84
PlllJC NOTICE
Publllhed Orange Coatt Dally NAMe ITAT9MDT Piiot March 10. 17, 2•. 31, 1914 c.. 92M3 10 11 LL AL C 0 H 0 Lt C MOnca tw ftLMQ tw
flCTITIOUI 9UllNHI Piiot Maren 17, 24. 31, Aprll 7, 198-4 Tiie lolloWlnSI pereont are doing 1392-... St..,.,., Kn Gonnen. 2918 a.. ~ ~AnoN ~
NA.Ml ITATOll.NT 15-41-84 busineu u quola. Fullerton, Ca. 92135 To W1tom It May Conc•n: _.._.Mea tw ACC~
The followlng pertont ere doing SUNRISE CONSTRUCTION, Thllbualneati.conduc:tectby:M DENNY'S, IHC. ii~ to !tie ~TINO
bu1lneu u P\IM.IC NOTICE 20881 Gtencalrn Lene, Huntington tC NOTtl'C lndMdu•I. Depat1tntnt of AlcoflOllC llelleraot MlTT\IT10MI INTERACT UNLIMITED, 180 i-----------Beach. CA 926'8 l'tJl ~ Sl'9f*\ Gorrntn Control tor "'7" ON SALE OeMrel Thia 11 to tnf'oml IN~ It*.
Newport c.nter Dr. II 180. Newix>rt FICTtTIOUI aUllNHI Git')' S Schelu.n. 20881 Olen-FICTmOUl llUtM.11 Thll tlllement waa llled with tflt Eating Plac. to .... ale~ under Piil 512 Of the R&"'8 WICI
Beaetl. CA 928&0 NAMe ITATOllNT cairn Lane. Huntington 8eectl. CA. N.u. ITAl'DmWT County Clef1l of Of1ng9 County on ~ al S211 Hafbof StYd .. ~tor 1n1urW1C9 tor Al> Or. Su11n Cllrlatopher, 331 T .. -1 ... u...•ng ,,.,~1 ate d........, 92648 T>..-f ........... ng ,___1 are~ Mii .... 8 1..... Coeta ..._,CA. t2e2t counte. COAHEASTONE SAVINGS
Promont0tyDf.E.N9WPOl'18Mctl. bu~~;;" ,.........,, -·"' Peu1FIMll,702S.Pttlledllf>hle, bu-"';.:'" ...-~· ._..,, '"' '.,_ PMM11 PublilhedOrangeCoMI~ AHOL.OANASSOCIATION1'8atled
CA. 928&0 LEEOAN, 188 E. 17th St .. Coeta Anaheim. CA. 92&80 ELEGANT FLOOA, 3933-A Birch Publl91led Orange Cout Delly Mardi S1, 1 .. 1 Witt\ IN F«*al SeWlgl llltd l.OM
Scott Hunter. 3 Clearwater, M .... Calif. 92827 Thi• bullnees i. conducted by: a 8eectl CA 92eeo Pilot March 11, 2•. 31, Aprll 7, 19" -----------lnM'lllC9 CorporatlOn .,.. appl-l~lne. CA. &211-4 Thomaa s. Lee, 188 E. 17th St .. general partnerlh. Ip. Sts., N~ p--.... • ,..~· n.-on 151t-14 "8JC MOTICl ~ for w..ance of~ of
Thie butlneu 11 conducted by: • Cotta M911. Calif 92627 Gery S. Sdleluan un • ..,_ ..,.,,., .,...p., -·-.v ' an"*"""°° to tie locMed-. Of In
limited partn«thlp. Daniel Stledarowictl, 188 E 17th This etllement wu 11t«1 With lhe ~~di St., Newport BMctl. mlDI.,. N()TV'C OMNIUMCa ..0 .... 1 tM """111 llMe ~ Of, "-"a
Susan CMstopher St , ca.ta M .... Callf. 92627 County Clerk of Orange County on Thta bualneea la conducled by: 1 l"UUU\I lrK AM ONllNAMCa M ,,. Cfrt .._ and lA Alemtda. MIMlon
Thie •tatement wu flied With the Thi• buslnMS 11 conducted by: an March 8. t98' Ion tw NmWPOlrf llACM ADOPTWQ ~. Oftr9 County,~
County Clef'k of Orange County on unincorporated UIOClatlon othe< fMOMJ ~~:....:... Pr..idenl ACTITIOUI au..... A PL....o co.-..n DS-AnyoM mey wrll• In llllCW Of
Feb. 24, 198• than a partnership Publl11\ed Dfange Cout Delly Tiiis statement was flied with the NAME ITAT9....,. Vil.or.NT "-AN~,,.•· proMlll Of tne ~. Faw
F2aal ThomuS.LM Pllot March17,24,31,Aprll7,19M CountyCletkofOrangeCountyon Tile tollowlng ~ 18 doing YB..,,..,.., M nta ~ _...,,_,.,.,.,.,._,by"!k.tpw.
· Publlll'led Orange Coe.st o.lly Thie etatement w• flied w1111 tile 1582-84 2 914 bualllllS u : DG. llM ILDllNTMY ecHOa \lllory ~ F«Strlll Home Loan Piiot Mareh 10. 17, 24, 31, 198-4 County Clel1c of Dfange County on Feb. 2 • 1 '2111M .,!A~ ... loCAt RLOS ,..~ATAMt,~· tn-. MD Al..-G flOll'nCMli ..,_ of Sen Franc:laco, too cel-
llM-8' Mar. 2, 1984 -----------Publlthed Orange Cout Dally '""" ""' rope, ""'°"' ,_ -' M oeeTNCTIMO MAP MO. 11 80 forn&a 8tteM, Po.t Otftoe Box 7'41.
F211931 P\8.IC NOTICE Piiot MarOh 10, 17. 2•. 31.•19M Callf 92625 0 Al TO MCLAIWY MID...,.._ San FrMdac:o, Callfomle.. 94120:·
Published Orenge Cout Dally 1------------1378·8' Paul Fedru Murphy, 4 5 llnY l'ROlll THI UMCLAl...0 wftHn t9" dayl Of the publlcatlon ol P\IM.IC NOTICE Piiot March 17, 24, 3t, Aprll 7. 198• FICTITIOUI .,..... H.ilotrope, Corona dll Mer, Cellf. Dt8TNCT TO nt1 ~D ttllt notice M addltlonlll __,
-----------ts.42-8' NAMllTATl..wl 92~0: ... ...__.. ... ~-.,.. co.-INrTY DttTNCT (f'LM. ~totutimitcomtMnttmeyb9
FICTITIOUI au..... The tollowlng peraon .. ~ I ~--.. ,. ... co••••ltoN ~ obtelntd. P'O'Aded "'°' rtqUt9I •
NA• aTA~NT bullnns u: P\8.IC tl>TICE nes NO.-~ ~ 1n wrtttno t1y ttie Supet· Tile following pereon 11 doing PlB..IC NOTICE (1)0RANGE COUNTY MEDIA· Paul Fedrex Murphy The Counoll 01 the City of YleOfy Aeent wltHn tM ten-d9y
•-----------TION CENTER (2)0IVORCE MEDIA· FICnTIOUI au ... H Thil statement wu flltd wtU\ the Newport DOES ORDAIN M pef1od bul~~N~~IONAL COIN AEGIS· FICN~ITl"'aT~llNM"'NTHI TION (3)MEOIATION CENTER OF NA• ITATE•NT1 "'"""' CouFebn2t~ Cttrk1,. •• of Orange County on lotlOWI: ~ Mndlng a prot ... ct.
TAY Me Bak S --. " 5 "' ORANGE COUNTY. 318t5 Camino . The tollowfng P«loOf\ ' ~'V • '"· ,._ •CTtON 1. The IOllowlna 0. emed ~ by the Pf'lnc:4I* • " t. The following person la doing Capistrano Suite L. San Juen bullneaa u : ,_ ICf1Md reel P'OC*tY localed ln 11\e 8upeMecM y Aeenl mey ~ et1 .~ ~· ~=. ~~9 &=on buslJ ~Noua."sp• REPAIR, 219 Tor-Caplltrano: Calif, 92875 I( & B TRUCKING, t76$2 •t8 Publllhed °':Ti ~1 = City of~ 8eactl. County of cnl ~ °" IN llPP'<iltlO• c COS1 Mela. Calif 92826 " " Jay Denton Wheatley, 95 Llredo Ven<Mnburg. Tustin. CA. 92880 Piiot March 17, 2•. 1, ._.. • <>reng., at.le Of Callfomll.: Pfo'ltded lldl ~ 6a ,...._..,
ircte. • · onto Ave. Apt. 3, Huntington Beech, L .. a-, Palm Oeltrt, Calll. 92280 Brian Eugene Pellerlno. 17552 1536-M Lota 1 to 22, both lnctullVe. In wr11-i... the &,.,..= .,_ Thlt business It conducted by: an Calif. 926'8 ·~ 1nbefc T I CA 92680 of COlf del M ' w"' v 7 F« lndlvldual Jennlf-Niii Uralman 179•1 Thia buslneSI Is conducted by: en ti 18 Venden q. uat n. · ------------1 Bk>Ctl 531 " one er: • during thl ten-dey a H B Levitt ~ · .. Individual This bullne11 l1 conducted by: an rta.IC M)T1C( ltlOWn on • ~ recorded In Book prOMet 'o b9 co11.....,td ~ Ttll":!rat~t WU tlled with the cF"a11nfpol. "2nL,clr., Huntington Beach, Jwy o. Wheltt.y Individual. ------------1 3, PllQll41 and •2ofMllollleneoul 1111. It,.,.,...,. wrttt9n I/ltd,.....,
Cou Cle<ll f Or County " "'" Thia llllemel'lf WU flied with the Brian EugeM Pellerin<> '1CTIT10UI IU89ll98 Mape. Alo«da of OrlnQI Coun!l,_ on time, tN ~ !Of JM~ nty 0 ange on Tht. buelnesl II conducted by· an County Cltr~-Orange County on Thts-ttatementwa filed wttti Iha NAMl ITATll•tr CelttOmle; and rnuM b9 ooi,.,, 11 *'the Niil-
Mar 1'. 198-4 F>tClll1 lndMduat Feb 29 ,.,. County Clerk ol Orange County on Tile foltowlng pereone .. doing Lots 1 to 22, t>otll lnClull\l<t In i.tory b..ia IOf derllel of tN ..,....
Jennifer Niii Uralman ' F211711 Feb 24, 1984 buslneu aa: Block 831 ot "Corona dll Mw," M c:etkln,flltdthlproteatmuetb9"4>'
Published Orange Coatt Oalty Thia atllement wit flied with the Published Orange Cout Dally Fnnet JS PLANT CO., 998 Hartford Wy, lhown on a mec> recorded In 8ook ~ by tN Information ~
Piiot March 2' · 31 · April 7 • 1', 1984 County Clltk ol Orange County on Piiot March 17. 24, 31. Aprll 7, 19M Published Orange Cout Dally Cotta Mae, Cam. 92621 3, Pages' 1 and •2 of MllOlllaneoUI in Section 5-43.2 (•)(4) of the Fedar· 1876-M Mer. 13. 198• 1537-M Pilot Merell 10. t7, 24, 31, 19... Jeffrey Kazuo Koga. tH Hartfofd Mepe. Record• of Orenge County ... ~
F2AC*IO 1390-34 Wy, Coate M ... , Callt. t2t26 Callfomla: and You mll)' lo<* at the llflple ..... 1
Ml.IC NOTICE
flCTITIOUI IUIMH
NAME STATl•NT
The lollowing person ts doing
Pubhahed Orange Coast Dally Sally Michiko Koga, 991 HartfOfd A• 11\et pottlon ot Thlfd Awinue and .. commenta llled at the F«*·
Piiot March 2•. 31. Apnl 7, 1•. 198-4 1----Dl-.,-,1-C-NO_TI_CE____ Way, Costa Mna. Calll. 92&2t (fonMffy 55th Piece) 50 feel In 111 Home LOM BMk of San ~
167 t-84 ---"-~-------PmllC NOTICE This business 11 conducted by: a width, •xt";.:J .. ~'; prolonQatlOn c:llCO. uNetl Wf'1euet'l1Mterllla If•
FICTITIOUI aultNIU gef*al partnerlhlp of thl IOI.II line of Cerna-eHmpt at lft from pubic dlt-FICTITIOUI au ... H Je11rey K. Koge lloo Awnue (lonne<ty 30UI Awnue) oloaufe. If Y'O" lleYI 11tY ~ P\IM.IC NOTICE bu~ne.sas --~--------NA• ITATIMEIT d HAM! ITATEMINT Thia llatemtnt wu ftled With tN Ind the Pfolong8Uon ol the nof1h-oonownlng tMal ptoced~~
Tile followlng pereons •r• Otng The tollowlng pereon kl OOlng County c 1er1t of Orange County on .-teny line of Dablle Avenue (tor· tact IM SupeMaory Aoaftt'« ~-BRICK ARTISTRY. 2201 Pac:tlle
Ave
K, Coate Mesa. C.Hf 92627
Terence M Connolly. 2201 P1-
clllc Aw
K. Coate Mesa, Calll 92627
Thia business Is conducted by: an
tndtvldlal
Te<ence M Connolly
Th19 ltatement WU llled wltll tl'MI
County Clerk of OrellQ' COYnty on
Mer 13, t984
F:M0'712
Published Orange Cout Delly
Pilot March 24, 3 t, April 7, 14, 198-4
~ 1874-84
FICTITIOUI aua..-aa buStneu u · business u Mar 2. t984 metty 3111 Awnue). as lhowf\ upon .,.., Home LOW'! Bena of San fnfl·
NA• ITATEMfNT SPA ING CREST ORA PEAY SERENDIPITY CRUISES. 150t ~ 1 mep ot Corona det Mer, recorded ciec:O (•15/393· 1250)
Tile tollowlng penons are doing CENTER. 1804 Newport Blvd · Weetclitt Or . Newport 8"cll. CA. Publlltted Or•nge Cout OWiy tn Bo04l 3, PagiM 41 and 42 of M .... Publlthed Orenge Cout Delly Plot
buatnlSI u; CO$ta Mesa, Ca. 92826 92863 Piiot March 17. 24. 31. April 7, 1914 c.lleneous Mapa, Rtcorda of Or· March St. t9M EMERALD ENERGY FUND II, 9 Aob«l JoMph Morrllon, 338 Alben PuSMll. 1221 West Coast 1531-14 .,. Count)'. C.Ufomla. and eOen-11514'
Cambria. Corona det Mar. Cahl Boco.tu Ln. Costa M .... Ca. 92627 Hwy Apt 409, Newport BMcil. CA doned by the City of NewpOlf18lect\ ---~-------
92626 This butlness is c:.onduc:1ed by. an 92613 tlY Reaolutlon recorded December ··-.,. Mftnt"r
Regional Alsourees. Inc . Call· 1ndlv1dual. Thia butlneu ts Conducted by an f'tlllC NOTICE 8, t94• In 8ooll 1298, ., •• °' ___ ..; .. ....;;;.,;-~-""--'-~---lornla. 9 Cambria, Coron• o.t Mar, Robert J. Morrllon lndllllduai. Offlolal Records
Ctlll 92625 Thi• statement WU flied with the Albert PuH•ll FICTITIOU• ~.. as 91\own on Oiltrlc:tlnO Map No.
Thi• buslneu It conducted by a County Cltrtl ot Orange County on Ttll9 statemtHlt was flied with tile NAMll ITATW l6, r-.rtd to In Section 20.01.050
llmlted pertneral'llp Miich 8. 198-4 County Cl«ll of Orange County on TIMI followtng pereon 18 doing of tile Ntwpcw1 Bead\ ~ Roy H Ottemout. Pr91idtrlt F140UI M .... 8 1984 business u . ,......,_ ~ ........ _ ...... ..._____ mtde Tiiis stlltrMl"ll was filed wtth tile Publlthed Or~ Coast Dally ""'' · SOUTHWESTERN BUENOS ..........,, • .., VJ.....,,,_.,_ ~ • part of nu. 20 of Mid Code le County Clerk of Orange County on Pilot Marc:ti 17. 2•. 1, Aptll 7, 198-4 Publlthed Orenge Cout Oaity OAT AS, 2030 e.tyl laM. ~ hereby amtndtd todlangetflttencl
Mar. 14. 198' l595-8• Piiot March 17. 24, 31, Aprll 7. 198' Beech, CA. 928&0 UM dellgnatloo of Mid Pf°'*1Y
F2AOIA I-----------l58t-8' Conrad J. Chawz, 2030 Beryl lfom the 1J oi.trlct to the P-C 0.-Publlshed Orange Coast Dally •-IC MftT1C£ Lane. NewpOlf1 6eactl, CA. t2eeo trlct and it aeao emended to eetab-Pl&.JC NOTICE Pllot M11ch2•.31,April 7.1', 19M1 ____ .. ~.._ __ nu_____ Thlebuslneulsconducledby:an ...,, '•Planned Community oi.anct
FlCTTTIOUI au..... I---.;..;.;;..;....______ l880-84 LIGAL ADVDTINMEN'T,.. l'tlllC NOTICE lndlllldual ~x1 dellnlltfn9 the ctewlapment
The t=ng":.,1!:':: doing ~~A~~11 Plate NOTICE DePA"nmff.:.J>' oevnOf'· flCTITIOUI au ... 11 ~r::!t~1":1u flied With thl :i:,-=~~·~otl •ttat:Nd
business u : Tile following pe<aon le doing flCTITIOUI aUINH llRVICH !~AL NA• ITATE•NT County Clerk ol Orange County on llCTION l. The Plennlng OQc-
CONAOY COMMUNICATIONS buslllets ... HAMl I TATEMINT RHOCMCH llCnoet The following persona.,. doing Marett a. 198-4 FMOMI tor of the City of NewpOl't Seacfl ls
2757 Clbola Aw ' eo.ta M.... KIM HARDING MARINE. 898 Pro-The following perton It doing NotlQe It hereby glwn by !tie 0.-butlnal u; hereby lnltNc:ted and dlrlcttd lo -----------Calll 92628 ductlon. N-port Beech. Calif. buslneu as pll1ment of ~I s.Moea, PACIFICA HOME CARE SUP· Publlehed Or~ Cout o.itv change Olttrictlng Map No. 16 to P\llJC NOTIC[
J Aobet1 ConrOy. 2757 Clbola 92~0avt1Hardtng.2t38Stertlng, SALVADOR'S MEXICAN FOOD. Enwonmental AesourC411 Section. Pk:,fS.1~0el=e~::,'9~~= PllotMarchl7.2•. 1.Aprn1~~ retlec11eldc:hangeaedwoffbedO: ---~=;..;..,;-.;.-.-__ O __ I'
Ave , Coat• Men. C.llf. 92628 Costa Mua. Calif. 92827 23591 Aoc:kllelda of the City ot Huntington Beacti that 1 • Hun ton P 1 •1 i S Section 1 hereof, and u Mid N O ~~
Thie buslMM I• conducted by: en T .. lt ....... ~•le conduct-' by·. an G. Lak• Fornt, cant. 9f630 the toOowlng requeete tor Negative Huntlngtoc"..uf ro1 e1118800ona ~r-trtcting Map lhlll have .,_,,I .. '! ___
lndlvlduel " uv........ "" Oline All Curland, 21632 Oeelaratlon w.re reviewed and are vices. Inc. ••om a. .,..a-rtaJC NOTICE ~. l"-tame lhall bl n ·-Nollet la "9reby gNen -· u .. J Aob«l Conroy Individual BrOOkllu,_t available fOf publlc: review com-ware Steel, Suite t 100. Huntington force anes lff.c:t and be a part ot und9rtlgned wlll not b9 re.pol.-..
Thia ataternent wu tiled with the Kim 01v19 Herding 0 H ntl ton 8Mctl Calif 92648 menc:1ng March 31, 1984 Beac:tl. Calif. 928'8 ACTTTIOUI au ... H Tltle 20 of the Newpott 8Md\ ~ for W"1 det>ts or ..._ con-
County C1ert< of Orange County on This statement wu llied with the Thi• "txm~ Is conducted by: an Negative D«:latatlon No. 84-t2 This buliMU la c:onduc:t*' by: • ..._ ITATIMINT nlclpel Code. tracted tiy 8"Y0'19 other OWi ~.
Mer 22. 1914 County Clel'k of Orange County on lndlvldull (Code Amendment No. 83-16) ts • corporlllon Tile 1ono.1ng penona are doing aCTtON I. The PWlnlnO Dir«· on or an. Ihle dete.
n.t1157 Mar 14. 198-4 Diana RH Curland request to amend the Huntington Aob«l J. Zlnngrabe. Prealdtnt buslntte •: tor of the City ol Newi>ort te.ctl ta Detect thlt 29th dll'f of Mwcll
Publllhed Orange Coast Dally fMOIM Thia statement wH flied wlth the Ordinance Code by adding Thia ltllemenl wu filed with Ille SPANA COMPANY. 17815 Sty.. aeao heflby lnttruct9d and dir.cted 1914 Pilot March 31, Aprll 7, 14, 21 , 198• Published Orange Coaet Dally County Clerk ot Orange County on provl1lon1 pertaining to eon-County Clerk of Orange County on Park Clrcle 'I<'. lrvtnl, CA. 9271' to lltM)W llkl ~ Community ~d "Olk•" ThofnM
1at9·84 Pilot March 2•. 31, Aprll 7. 14, 198• M r 14 19a. dominlum converlk>nl Said code Feb. 2a. 19&4 enan Btennen. 151 E. 2111 St., Dlltrtc:t Tut on aid ~ end ee5 Pat1l St. Cotte Meet.. CA 1878-84 1 ' fMOll2 amendment would •tabllsh d9-f..-a5 Cotta Mae, CA. 92827 P-C Dlttrlct • delcrlbld hlrein 9Htt
Published Orange Cout Delly 1191opmenUtandlfdlfOfconYlt11ng Published Of1r199 Cout Delly Jay Roberta Ohrberg, 9 e.bo¥r,andas..ictP..cDlalric:tlhall PutlAINdO...,.~DeayPllo1
Piiot March 24• 31, Aprll 7, 1', 198' epartmenta to condominium•. The Piiot March t7, 2•. 31. Aprll 7. 195' Montecfto. Coron• del Mar, CA. haw bMl'l IO arMlided, IN urne Mardi 31, Aptl 1, 8. 1"4
1875-8• ordinance would b• eppllcabl• 1638-84 Thia t>utlneu II conducted by: a IMll b9 In fUll fOfOI and '"9c'I and
City-wide. general plt1nerehlp. bl a pert ot TIUe 20 Of tflt Newport flCTITIOUI aullNIH F1CTITIOUI autMH 1-----------1 Copiee ol thlM requeet are on Ille Brien Brennen Beadl Munlc:lpel Cod9.. •-.,. Mft~ NA• ITA~ NAME ITAftMPfT P\BUC NOTICE wtth tile City Cltr'k, City of Hunt· •-tr unnrc: Thlt 1ta1.,.,,.,t W*9 flied with the •Cnoet4'. Thia Ordlnanol ll'lall __ .....;'"~----.""--'.-..1'4---The lollowiog per.ol'I la doing The lollowlng ~.,..doing 1ng1on 8eectl. 2000 Main Stt•. ,.~ ""'~ County Cltr'k of Oranc19 County on be publ"'9d once In the offic:lal K ,_
bullMU u : t>utlnest ... FICTITIOUI aullNEll Huntington Beac:h. Cellfomla. Any FICTITlOUI ""..... Merch 8, 1964 ne~ Of the Otty WICI the..,,,. .....; ......
CALL OF THE WOODS. 1926 NEWPAINT OF NEWPORT, 117 NA• ITATIMRNT perlon withing to oomment on NA• ITAtt•NT ,.... Ill .. be eff9c:tlv9 30 ~after.,,. -=:':::Z. ..
Pl1Ct111tla Ave. Rlverllde Ave. Suite L. Newport The lollowlng pe<sont are doing theM requests may do ao In writing The fofloWlng perlOl'll .,. dolllQ PubHll'led Orange Cout Deify CS•• ot ht ~.
7, Cotta M .... C1llt 92627 Beech, Calif. 92663 bulll'MISI as: within 10 days of th19 notice by bu.,,_ u : Piiot March 17. 2•, 31. Aprtt 7, 1084 ThiaOtdlnenOlwMrntroducecl at No. A 121 962 Charles Edwerd (Skip ) Pet« F. Siiier, 31' Linda AYI.. 3·0 BUSINESS COMPUTERS, rv.....,.lng written comments to t"9 1"'-... e~et=-=tM,. .... ~ ,.__ .,,. "'-,..~ ,... .,.... MCM, INC., 1221 W Cout High· .............. cl 1..._ "'°"· Of ;:',.:!_~............. In the .... .-Coun of the Slat• L•ud«bauOh. 308 Poppy Aw .. """" Balboa. Calif 92 .... t 3199-0 Alfport Loop ..,. .. ....... •• Department of Development Ser· ... ""'' -.... .. ~.. --on1 del Mar, Calif 92625 Nlcoll A Durand, 314 Llnd1Ave . Mesa. Cetlf. 92828 Yk»I. EnvlronrMntal R910urcea way •127. P.O. Box 1222, Newport on the t2th dllyof Merd\. 1"4, and :.~tor the County of Or·
• This ~nea 11 conducted by an BllbO•. Callf. 92661 3-0 Mtnleomputet ~. Inc .. Sec:11on. P.O. Box 190, Huntington ~M °'iJl~ AINMENT. INC.. Pl8JC NOTIC[ ~ adopt9d on tne 2tttl dey of In !tie Mallet 01 .,_ Estall 01 ...,
Individual Tl)la bualneu 11 conduCted by, I Clllllofnla, 3199·0 Airport Loop Of., Beach. Ca. 926'8. Comments wlll Caltf9'nla, 1221 W. Cout HlghW8y OM>tNANCl NO...... M~. 1114, by the folowfnO voi.. CORA B. HAAAIS, DloMMd
Skip Laude<beugh gene<al f)lrtne<llhlp • Colla M .... Calfl. 92626 be consldtrld by the d'-# 127. Ntwpott BMctl. CA 9~ AH OM>tNANC9 tw cm M to wit. Ho4IG9 •wetly__..., tflet IN
Thi• ltllement Wll llled with the Pete< F. Siiier This bullnell .. conducted by.. Giiion-making .bOClY lnl!Ldellb«• -~Is~ ... .,... CfT'f' w •woaT mACff AYES; C<>tlHCtl~'"l'tln: undel-'-ied ........ ., Pnltat• ....
County Ctent lit Orwnge~ on inll' ttar9IT#lt WllS lll9d wtttt the ~anon -tton on Whether an En111ronmen1tl """"""•lion AMl.NDING NC~ ,...._.. J.oM, Coa. Meurer, MMttllr. Ptum-to thl ~and.,... bidder M>-Mar 22. 19... County Cltr1t Of Orenge County on Cl'lal. F Hutchin• Jr .. Sec:retaty Impact l:i;.:port should bl prepared ~ ,.._. _ _. M THI •WORT meir Strw ·--· •
,,,.,... Me.r. 1'. 198-4 Tilll etetement WU filed with the IOf the project. Alic. McCallum. Prllldent ,..., 14.--NoEs COUNCILMEMBE.« None ject 10 conflnnatlon of Mid 8ufllrlO'
Published Orange Collt Dally ,,.... County Cltrk of Orange County on Howerd s . Zllellky Thi• statement WU tlllc:I with tile MACH MUMC•N. CODS ·-ABse'NT COUNCtLMEM8ERS Court. on or after the 15th day °'
Piiot Mtrch 31. Aprll 7. 141. 21, 1984 Publlehed Orange Cotti Delly Mir. 1•. 1"4 A··•atant Planner COunty Cltfk of Orange County on GAN>ING ...... CONNICnoN None ' Aptll 1"4;._!t the otflCe of S MOR-3 A 117 14 1984 fMGIM -Mttc:h I, 1114 AND Ull RH MANBLAVf\..~ttOfM)'atLaw 1801 1623·8• PllOt March 24. t. pr . . Publlahed Orange Cout Dally PllOC ,,.... Stctton 1 Sec:tton 1'.2•.oeo of ~ R Hen R . P--eour1 ,._, Suit• E· I02. ten.a. • Publllhed Orenge Cout Dally Marel'l 31 1"4 M·-w.....t OocM _,,_ "" ...
-__ ...._ ________ '-----------PllOtMarol't2•.31,Apnl7. 1', 198-4 ' 18&1-&4 ~ Ofangt Cout Diiiy tile Newport Beech --fXH181T ON Alf IN THE CITY Santa AM. CA. 12701. Couflt) ~
I• --. II' NOTICE 1879-M Pilot MMel'I 17, 24, :u. Aj)til 7. 19M II llefeby tmlnded 10 rMd .. tQt.. CLERK'S OF'FICE. ~ Stat9of Celltor'n4a. all rlgllt
.. ._.." • ----''"----------161744 Iowa TT"'ST· lllllandlnter9lofaaldo.ceelldll rtalC fl>TICE "14.24.050 Sewer Con'*"cn A ~ • the lime Of d9atl'I end ell tn. rlghC. -Tmoul ---ea .,. -f'ICT1TtOUI .UllNEll •-IC MnflC( ---.-_-ll'_Mft_TM't____ Fee The IWflcanl lhall pay '30.00, ~ An09tttn tit ... __ .. ...._. -• .._ •tete d .. ':: ... IT"'-::=. ' .... .._.ITAT9MINT ,.._ "" 1·--c--1-.. _ ""'-. -.-. '-'-" .. .,.., ··--.... , .... ..,. ,. , .-.. , ,._ ........ ....,... VV" ..... tor Md'I connection 10 tM -Or-eo..t "-II.. Piiot Mid ctK 1111 d flee acqylt9d by ~ The tollowlng ptnon1 ere d(!lnO The IQllowing '*"°"'Me doing ACTmOUI .,._.. THI ITAft M C~ORNIA ._.,,.. -.,... ..,_, et11tl0n °' law 01 otMnMll o1'*
bullntet M: bullneM •. MAM9 .,.~mmrT '°"THI COUNTY M OllAJIM ACTTnOUa .,.... Section 2. Section 14.24.0le of M#dl 31. ,.... "*'or ln·addltton to lhet of llld
TAANS·MERIOIAN LOCATORS, THl OOLF CLUB AT MONARCH TN foiowlnlJ Pt'ION.,. doing In the Mall• ot the Applteatlon Of MAim ITAW the Newport 8Mc:h ~ Coc9I lt.5$-64 diKlllllt, att the t1mt ot dtetll. WI ;~:,~ Lane. 811b0e. Ctllf =·=2~.9= OrMI, b\l=T-:i.Ll'S. 2230 '••rvttw ~~=~E=WIN, Petitioner for bu~'°:*'° .,..on le~ ::.:rtby .mended to reed... Ml.JC llmC(· ~~-tn""N~ ~-~:cT:
Alc:ardo Taitamente. 419 8tM.1t Steln>-Biltf Group, Inc., Call· llload, Ooeta Mela, Callf. 12121 .. NO, A111114 I AV 1 N l p A 0 DUCTS 1U•.066SEWEA USECHAME. eoumy of Dr-... ~ of cef.
L.ent. Bllbot, Calll 92M 1 tornla. 2tt82 Ivy Oltnn Ottw, Otnnlt J. P*UI, 3121 Viele otmaR TO IHOW CAUN ENTEAP,.IH~~ ~ (a} A belle: ...., '* °*'It ot OM I IJlllC9 -.... fom6L Pll"ll 1 Mrty ~ at.__
Jullan Hooper Oe¥1ee. MO w Laoune Niguel, c.llf. 92877 ltt•, Lono Btedl. Celt 90903 c Cl ' 1177 A ...... ~ • ~ ModtM. s.uo Pl' moMf't. lhell .,. Ml UH 'fle9 • ,. cm iow.. ·~
Thorn St ..• S1r1 ~c.ttt·!J-~ Tllll Nilnw II~ br: a Mi1tt19 D. Mctanlon H21 Viele WHEAEAS. HAAAY OEMHWIN, P~ 1 •· 41 foreadli.-connecttontoN_. w•MORTW• ALlltG Norttl 50flMtofthe Southe5flll
Thlt ~ 11 oonduc:twu .,.,, • ~tloo ltr'Mt Lon0 Btedl, Celt. tOI03 P.tttlontr Ml llted a petl11on with ~~·~~by: .,, lie ..,,., ~. (b) A ~ WTIOll ta.•• 1 OP THI of Lot 111'191oc* L °' trec:t no 28' II
general pertntrlfllp TlmOttly Dr earl~, AMlttalll Jtn'8t J, Ahdnon, Mal \'lite the oftl'k Ot tNt COUfl tor, ~ otlarO' Of S 1.40 "'4111 M 11 t I ti •WOtl'f II.ACM •lee9'Al SI"' ,,...,. recotded In Boo11 14 • rue.do Tellemenle Sec\Y. • ... 1.ono ltech. Cellf. tOI03 CNnalnll F>Mhlontt'I naine lf'OM lndMdulll. '°' MCfl lddltlonel IMnt..... ow .., •• I N•met OP = 1 Md 2 Of ~ n. 1ta-.ment w• flted wftl'I the Thia atalelMnt w .. flied wltf\ tflt Oennll J. Pllu. HAR"°' n£ASHWIN to H!MCH!L = !..!::: .. Mid wM tM by IN aMlt...., OOll •••1, .... onn I ft+ ...... M .... l'llOCltclll °'Mid Or-.~
County a.ti °' 0renoe COllMY on County a.ti Of Orange COllnly on lll9 ~ .. fled wletl tM Q£MHWIN County °"" Of Or.,. eo.ey on OtPt ttlllt "-11••111•1t "'81 • WTW. •HICYI ty
Mar tt. ,... Mii. 13, 19" -~ °"" of Or-.. County on rr • OAci£Am tnet ... pertona ....--.. •• ....... IO .. 5"'°""' '°' ~ ._.... W'll09I ,, ...... 1UO.OA.1 lftOr'e OOMlllOI~ knoMI .. UOI · ,,.,.. ...._ ,.. • ..!:.~ M•. ;3, 1114 _ 11•w1ees 1n the ab0¥9 rnetw.. _.,... ~ ,...., l'lott4 untt." of ... .....,_. ._. ~ ..._..It... lrlrlta AM. CA. 12101
PubtllM!d Ofat19.9 ~ Delly PubfllNd ..,. • .,,.. .,.._. _., r-•-,_.In ~ S ot thla Court, Or COllll ~ ~ · n. OIOINI•....... Cocte la..._........ f..,. ot ... ce11t1 In ....
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Buy-Sale-Repair Doors-etc 548--4980 ree" ev n v or haul It. 5 .. 8-5009 fr ... 631·6483 Ken John Barry 963-5839 Home Condo & office , ......
lhet'a All. you pay tor 8'4 1 w6· .. 1
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Int"-Expwlenced hardwortc ng p••llSI ELEOTllO CPA Sal/Eve appta My adultt. Ear training. vocal QUALITY PAINTING, FAIR Cuatom tailored mer AJ~•1Jt & honest. Wife & 3 klda to -Tree trim/Removal STOP SMOKING TODAY HB ofc 891-287 t My;na lmprovtaatlon, by ear & PRICES Fr" estimates. shirts + alterations. 1 DlflY f__,. LARRY 75~ t620 Quality wortc lreeeat Lawn mainl/Rototllllng Reasonable rates aiding Prof 494-3852 2050 " O veway • Patklng Lota ........ ... 425513 ' 968-7401 Freeesttmate 548-8065 548-8401 L1a•ac1,la' r • • Call John 631" yra expw. 54l·9839
PILOT Repairs -Sealcoat1ng REMODELING. REPAIRS, • ---CO .. PLE E • ard Care & P1i1tia1 TrH St--'ct llttfl•s·SIS 131-4111 1 Cabinets. Top Quaijty. 18 lattrl••••tat Tree Trim. Cleanups H11ti11 m -··~"·1 HI
_ yra In area. uc, b<>nded, SllW llZ •11 Yard Main & Hauling -2-.-11-1-,-.-1-10-1•1-1-1• CRlean-up•. Xlnt Service & PllE PAlmH i!X'RfHING INTERIORS Endt;;; Summer f,... an
SERVICE lafa .. ittia~ lns'd 968-3564 an"'lme • Leo 847-2457, 557-4508 • r • ates Hartshorn Land-BY RICHARD SINOR Shrub Main 1na'd tr• !..: '' Is a new consultant and --Furna,,_&GuPlplng scape 548-1829 Ucan""" 2"""'~~ t 4 yra ol HANGING/STRIPPING G 567-07.58557° .....,. Exper my M home ln-1 Repalr-Remodel·Rooflng managemen1 firm de-Ha••)"IHD """""' hap;;' 1oc7ci:atomera. VISA·MC Scott 673-1512 reg ·.uo• DIRECTORY lant-4 yrs F or p111me. Doors-Windows-Cabinets signed to help direct you 1-.-. • .-*••""H""O~M""E-R•e•p""A"'tR-Ho•t Cart Strrict Garden. Roto Tiiiing $25 Thank you. 675-0383 •HANGING/REMOVAL* TREE & YARD WORK
Plu• the IRVINE MIRROR
and tn. HUNTINGTON
BEACHCOMBER every
Ref's. 642-687 4 Debbie Panel-Patios-Fences 35 In the field of entertain-Elec-Plumb-Carpentry GA ROEN ROTOTILLING ~~8-~~'t':"~~ Joa~~-4P~b 11 + yre experience Removals. demolltlor
Loving Mom will care for yrs exp Jerry~48--4413 ment 213-274-5586 Remodels Keith 646-4672 $25/hr. Lrg & sm Joba. ~tAL.m PlllTllS MIKE 851-1800 planllng, misc. 240-9334
Wednesday at
no extra charger
CALL TODAYll
your toddler In my C.dM Carrt Stnict I HANDYMAN OF CdM Bob 548-761tbel9 aft 4. Roto Tiiier $25. Grading. F:ss~!f:IL.~.EA~::;>,·49 BL-AC-KWELDER Paper· T•t1ri11
home 675"5229 aft 6·3° Carpet & Uphol. Ciean Gar•taia1 Mr File-Anything Painting. Hoaat CltHiDJ ~~~irn;a~~te ~~-~~~~s. hanging & removal. Oua1.1'P .. r'"lv-a""te-1u•t'"o""'rl"'ng•:-an"'""w~b
Mother will babysit in my Carpets repaired and TREES Wall paper etc 640-8259 ROBIN'S ClEANtNG 12 YRS EXP: I'm small, work only. 240-3173 jectt. Elementery-Hlg
C M home Reliable and restretched 761-88t 1 Handyman Painting Yard M --MyRpOrloeSN 650ar_~~7m7a11t Ex...,. Wat•--vwlng In-=Sc,__h.,...ool_63-=-1--1-:7_88_a_tt_6prl_ &sl Fii LOIS
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espo sible R. 0 .bl. T oppedlremoved Clean-SERVICE: a thoroughly 111a;! ~ ..-· ""'
rates Mrs Llttleton Ceaeat CHcrett Rates John 759-8 t38 BrlCk B~k. Planters. Ce--CHUCK THOMPSON A I t 581 8590 - -
r n as n --up, new lawns 751-3476 Cleanup Hauling Lowes1 clean house 540·0857 --~----..,,...,,--atallatlon. Reas. Consult-TJtla~Stnict
650-6016 C OMPL. YARD MAINT Dt•tdalllt•1'ert~ll ment Patio's, Driveways. PAINTING ant ssgnm · -Typing ord Prmlng
H2-4a21 eat. 30I
r veways. patios, pat s, To flt your needs & budget AMERICAN HANDYMAN r 4 Lie Rob 673-8094 962-7519 We Gala Should Hang All bualneaa, IChool & per
Will babysit In my home 7 etc. No job too small. 110 1111 Carpentry Windows, Have rels. Becky 720·9 5 -----------1 Together Uphol. walls. sonal projects. 851-10-41
yrs exper-w/rel8' hol Reas Mickey 536-0553 * • * Paint. lences etc Yes * GEN. Houaecleanlng * Custom Brlc«-Stone CORONA DEL MAR. Local 639-0730 anytime. 1--.--~-----
AccHatla1 lm1v•,•,,'ses/pulepeasrva1sne1d suacr: Driveways. Sidewalk a. Clean Upa•TrM Trimming Jesus 1s Lord 847-2367 Reliable, exper tree eat. ReB~s}~ .. on:,:~1:.s9~ucco9492 painter. Low rates. nelQh-Wa .. n Cl1uia1
roundlngs. Woodbridge a os. apa pa s. c · • Repairs. Painting, Drywall. . • • ~ P II d LI 'd Yard MaJnt •Hauling --Carol 6 .. 6-6502 650 3263 ..... borhood rel'a. 640-8259 Plaattr~lt a'r WHITE WIZARD
Irv area. 786-9165 aft Ron 556-0034 MIKE 650-3263 etc Free estimates. EXPERIENCED home Everything In Masonry. HOUSE PAINTING PLAS ER PATCHING WINDOW WASHING
6pm wkdys/all day wknd Comme<cial/Resldential Gary 645-5277 PTL office cleaning Refs. av all Priced Right. Custom AFtr .. 'ad~t Daprevelno6 5~3tea901 Restuecoe. Int/ext. 30 yrs 0"uT~LITYon~ 63mao1_ ~201216 ----Cl11aia S.nict Landscape Ma1ntenanoe Susan 752-0223 Wo11t, lic, Bob 53 t·1161 ... · 167 -aJCp. Neat. Paul 545-2977 ---"------
Bookkeepia1 . lean ng n ervlces Quality Service, reas. lie, HHliDJ Housecleaning, gen' I & MASONRY * TILE Experienced, Profeaslonal ---WllNW W&sl• A.dditioa1/lemodelia1 PROF BKKPG.IACCNTG. Bondedtllc'd, we do what bonded. 20 yrs In area. DUMP JOBS & spec cleaning specialist. All Types. Reas. & Lie. Painter. Free ,est./afford-Pl ... ia1 Low Rates 675-o599
Computer. Mod tees. Free you don't have time lor McWeeney Landscape SMALL MOVING JOBS Dependable. lree esll-63 l-2345 able rates. Dale 646-5637 .,. ___ .,._I"!'" __ ._ __ ---------'!!'e•ul!!"ld""t•Re_m_od~-0.,1c_k~•t-rm· Counsel Meg 6 .. 2-7047 650-171 t ____ 64_>_5_1_2_4 __, MIKE 646-1391 mates. 646-423_2___ INT /EXT. 20 Yeats Exper. H ltr n. 111-1111 "t~~?:.;C:~~~ ~.!X:
add ... bay wndw French Custom Computer Bkkpg Dynamic cleaning service Compl Landscape Maint HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Housecleaning by day or _._,_ .. _·.,..,______ Average Room $29 + Water Heater Special 5250 1 A d M.._..255
C If Lawns/patlo/sprlnkler F It e Trash Tr .... s =A c h ov1NG • Materlals.6•2-0·~2 DralnsclearfromS15 owrates. n Y dr. patio cov/decks Lie. onlldential/e lcient serv. needs exper people. urn ur · • "" week. e xperienced. m .. .,.,
446485 Steve 547-8076 From $25 mo 645-7500 Come join us and make etc. Dave 641"6874 aft 5 • 963-5415 NORM Ref's 549-9363 Oulck/carelul. Low rates. Lee's Painting. Int/Ext Repair fau<lats, dlsp, etc. ~I wtt~Re:m -C It. JI Ii• some extra $$$. Call the lartilHlttl WHtttil College student w/lg truck Housec:tean/M-al-nt_e_n-ance-Lie T 138046 552-0410 Comm'I, resd'I, acoua Any11me M&M 642-9033 Claal~ Ada 642-5678
ADDITIONS. DESIGN I Intl I Ill Pink Ladles at 551-t243 Mowing. E~tT,,. Twice a low rate. prompt Thank Reas w/good refs. lree Cle!Ung. 241-0121 SERVICE & REPAIR
ANO REMODEL •New cabinets. cabinet mo $20··S2 . 50-6016 you Court 759-1936 CdM est Carlos 5~5.~·22 *A· 1 llYIH* 31 Yea a Experten-uc reas Pro1ess1ona1 lactng. bars & formlca Coatracttll .. .... Best quality. 25yr. exp IUFIELI PAlmll. Uc 1t4m35 96'4-891Q For Cluallled Ad
ACTION Compl service 631-2345 countartops 642-0881 Geatral Gardening Service Tree KRUEGER HAULING-Quality housecleaning, call Lie. T -116,428 730· t353 Int/ext. free est Local ref -------
LET A VET DO IT' -pruning & remove. clean-Furniture trash. clean-ups Barbara alter 4 PM, STARVING COLLEGE 10yra exp (714)638-6911 Cell a
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Cupeatry --Ill ps Ton 646 7556 Matt 645 5089 5 069 · P1y4ic1 MarcyConstr remodeling mTf·llCI CO•ST. u y --36• 4 STUDENTS MOVING CO. Painter needs wor~I 1-•---------
add ns. roor1ng sm11obs BEST FOR LESS Remodel/Repairs· comml GOOD'S GARDENING LT HAULING-MOVING-Lie. T t2 .. ~36. Insured. Prof. (26) yra Incl cabinet P1l•/PtJtltlo lta4l11
Reas Lie "391074 Call Carpntry, cement. drywall, and resld. Llc'd. bonded. Lawns-Landscape-Clean-Garage and yard cleanup. Classlfled Ads, your one-641·8'427 rellnlah, wall paper Guar. Past-PreMnt-Future-Llc.
Collect 798-5322 STEVE t2 yr eJ<p Dave 631-3408 Ins. For eat; 552-9142 ups. Free Est. a.45-5794 Jon 645-8192 stop shopping center WATCH US GROWi Davis Painting 964-3837 871-5120 213/694-3258
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTJTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowmg pe1sons are cJoing
1>1.1siness as
HUNTINGTON BEACH AP ·
~L_l!""_CE SERVICE 15601 ~ L-Urnt N Hummgtcm
Beach. CA
George A Giles. 10..>75 S1a1er
105. Fountain Valley C..A
George A Giies
This s111ement wa Hed w11n lhe Coun1y Cl8fl( of Or'!lr-,1> County on
Feb 24 1984
F2393e3
Published Oranqe Coast Da11y
P'11ot March 10 17 24 31 1984
138C. 84
Pl&.IC NOTICE
• FICTITIOUS llUSIHEH
NAME STATE•NT
rne lollowlng person la doing
business u ·
1 SIERRA PACIFIC TIME SHARE
MARKETING CO 2. NEWPORT
HARBOR R~AL TY . :t MESA
VERDE REAL TY 4 SIERRA PA-
CIFIC MARKETING COMPANY. 92 Nighthawk, Irvine, CA. 927 t4
Lyal S Tefl1, 92 Nighthawk
Irvine. CA 92714
Tllis business 11 conducted by an
individual
Lyal S Tettl
This st11emen1 was llled wllh lhe
County Clerk ol Orange County on
Feb 24 1984
POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8UStHESS NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is dOlng
business as.
ERNIE'S NEIGHBORHOOD
VIDEO VAN, 112 24th SL Newport
Beach Calll 92663
Erneslo Lucero. 112 24th SI .
Newpon Beach. Carll. 92663
This business Is conducted t>y an tnd1v1dual
ErneSlo Lucato
This statement was llled with the
Coun1y Clerk of Orange County on
Mar 21 1984
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINEH
NAME STATEMENT
TM 10110 ..... ing person 11 doing
business as
ROSEANN DE LUCA & CO , 111
Summerwmd. N.awpoa SNoh CA
92663 Roseann De Luce. 11 1 Sum-
merwmcJ Newport Beach, CA
92663
This business is cone1ucted by an
1ndtv1C1ua1
Roseann De l uc:a
Th11 sta1emen1 wds llled wrlh the
County Clerk or Orange County on I
Feb 27 1984
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I. Michael Woods, am IOla-Found fem brown dog, fer lilt fO l Z 1111111111 &Ill
ly responsible tor all short hair Alaaka.n tag, CIGARETTE or V1DEO Interior design firm ..-.
debts & taxes ol Talpan FIOW8< SI/Orange Ave OISTRIBUTORSHIPS I Ing bright pwsoo capable
until April t, 1964 646-3177 Caah Business.... Wej of handling a variety of
Splrltual Reader & Ad-Fcx.tnd tem ShePherd.pup, provide money for ex-functions. Position re-
v1sor. AdVloe rn all Ille Adams & Delaware. HB. pansion, •IT locaflons, qu res llgnt bkkpg, f20
matters, love, mamage. Diane 660_ 1234. ext 236 training & a BONDED I key by touch and strong
business. etc 631-9397 atatt to assist you In set-data Input expw. Good
Found. Med~ sz mixed ting up YOUR OWN communtc1tlons skllls a
SPIRITUAL READINGS breed dog fem. 40-50 lbs. PART OR FULL TIME must Pleasant environ-
Advice In all matters. Love, cream cir. Mesa Ve<de, BUSINESS ment and good beneftta.
marriage & bualneu. CM 540-6314 INVEST $3,995 to $50.000 Non-smoke< 641-4004
Also counseling t8 t5 -Winston-Salem-Kool• So. El Camino Real. San Found pregnant calico cat. t-eoo-241_2268 &•fl. &lltlTUT
Clem. Lic'd. 492-7296 vie Sunflower Creek ---------Investment corp., Newport
Liit IL r.... 004 Apts 556-2269 I . 0 4014 Beach Strong IUpeMS-F2A1505
Published Orange Coast Dally
Pilot March 31 Apfll 7 14 21 1984
F239274 180 t -84 PubllshecJ Orang• Coast Daily
F~
Pubtist-ed Orange Coast Dally
Pilot Maren 10 17 24 31 1984
1395-84
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iiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lost small, male Yorkle, on all.DUI ll· ory & pro)ect coordl-
3123 near Atlanta & New-Print Shop for sale. prime nation responslbllltles.
land. REWARD 536-1670 Costa Mesa locatlon. Must poaesa excellent PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT The following person is •lomg
t usiness as
-PIONEER PROPERTY SER·
\'ICES. 190 11 Ranel1 Lane Hunt-
lrigton Beacn. CA 926'46 Robert W1lllam Snyoer Jr 190 11
Randi Lane. Hunt1nglon Beach CA
92646 "This business is conducted by an
lndlvlelual
Robert w Snyder
This s111ement was hied with the
County Clerk til Orange County on
Feb. 24. 1984 1· F2392t7
Publlstied Orange Coast Delly
F-1rot March tO 17 2• 31 1984
1386-84
! DEATH NOTICES
WILLMS
MATILDA E W ILLMS.
beloved wife of Svlv£>Stcr A
Willms. luvmg m1>ther of
Anita (John1 Kl'lly, C.arol
'Kimmel. Dwn<i {Max)
~rge and R1<.l1..ird <Patty)
Willms and Im. mg StSter.
Hazel Crov. Sh1.· 1s c1lso
survived by I '.i gr<md-
!Children; 14 great grand-
children and ho:.t of n1l'<'t'S
and nephews V1s1tat1nn v.111
be Sunday. April 1. 1984
from 12 NOON to "1 PM
Servic.es Monda-. Apnl .!
1984 at 1 PM at thl' Harbor
Pilot March 10. 17. 24. 31, 1984
1381-84
POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINE88
NAME STATEMENT
The following person 1s doing
business as SEWTRONICS, 20 10 S. Ellt-
wood ,, B. Santa Ana. CA. 92705
Robbla L. Schoonover, 208 Al·
ben Pl Costa Mesa CA. 92627
This business Is conducted by an
1nd1v1dual
Robbie L Schoonover
This statement was llled with the
County Clerk ot Orange County on
Feo 24. 1984
F2'12t5
Published Orange Coast Dally
Pilot March 10. 17, 2•. 31, 1984
1391-84
P\8.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT The tollow1ng person is doing
business IS
S & W ASSOC IA TES, 7502 Warn·
er Ave Huntington Beach, CA
92646
Sonia Tllro Muller. 8566 Colusa
Cir "90•D. Huntington Beeeh. CA
92646
This business 1s c;onCIUC1ed by an lnd1v1du1I
Sonja T Muller
This s111ement was Meet with the
County Clerk ol Or1nge County on
Feb. 22. 1984
F23'107
Published Orange Coast Dally
P1lo1 March 10 17 24, 31. 1984
1348-84
PUBLIC NOTICE '-Lawn Mortuarv lntcmwnt
Harbor Lawn Memorial FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
Park. Harbor L.lv. n Mount NAME STATEMENT Olive Mortuary, Directors. TM tollow,ng person 1s domg busine•• as --~ .. ~ .... 4_0=·5_5_5~4==---===:---j DR'-INSURANCE SERVICES. 1666 r.tewport Btvd :r 106. Costa -H•AIOA I.AWN-MT. OLIVE
Monuary • Cemetery
Crematory
t625 G isler Ave
Costa Mesa
5-40-5554
NRCE BROTHERS
BILL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 B >1dV11ay
Costa Mesa
542-9150
BAL T2 BERGERON
SMITH a TUTHILL
WESTCLIFF CHAPEL
427 E 17th SI
Costa M9'ri
6•6-~37 1
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL ,ARK
Cemetery • Mortuary
C1l1pel • Crematory
,3500 Pac1l1c View Or111e
NewpOft ~acil
644 2700
Mesa C1 92627
D1v1C1 fl<oger Carpenter. 2850
Har fa Av1 • A20 1 COSll MeSI. CA
92627
This business is conducted by en
lndlVldual
David A Carpen1er
This statement was filed wtth th•
County Clerk of Orange County on
FeD 27 1984
F23M20
Published Orange Coast Dilly
Pilot M11rch 10 17 24. 3 t. 1984
1393-84
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUl llUstNEH
NAME STATEMENT
The lollowlng person is doing
bullln"• as
ALLEN S CONSTRUCTION
CLEANUP, 16902 Bofsa Chica
Road, Sulla 203. Huntington e..ch.
CA 92649
Elmer H1rry Allen Jr , 287 Knox
S1rMI Costa MeU. CA 92827
This bulineaa la eonduct«t by an
1vldua1
Elmer Herry Allan Jr.
This 1111emen1 wu lllad with the
County Cl«k of Orange County on
Fat> 14, 1984 Fmaf
Published Orange Coast Dally
PllOI Mareh 10, 17, 24, 3t. 19'4 1418-14
642-5678
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is Clolng
business as·
FUTURE SCOPE MARKETING,
4906', Neptune Ave.. Newport
Beach Caht 92663
Nans1 Joyce Homa, 4906'/t Nep-
tune Ave , Newport Beacn, Cell!
92663
This business Is conducted by an
lnd1Y1CIUll
Nans1 J Home
POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person IS doing
ouslness as
THE CODEWORKS. 959 Arbor
St . Cos1a Mesa. CA 92627
Robert C Hammer. 959 Arbor
St . Coste Mesa. CA 92627
This business 1s coneluc1ed by an
lnd1vldua1
Robert C Hammer Jr
Th11 statement was llled with the
County Clerk ot Orange County on
Feb 27, 1984 This s111ement was llled wllh the
Counly Clark ol Orange County on
Mar 21 1984 F23M32
Published Orange Coast Daily
F2A1503 Pilot March 10 17 24, 31 1984 Published Orange Coast D11ly 1394-84
PllOI March 31, April 7, 14. 21. 1984
1802-84
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Call:
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complete equip Pkg. personnel management Lost small red cat, male, Easy terms. Owner wlll & organizational Skills.
Bluebird Pal1t, l.ag Bch train For lnlo call Greg Wiii supervlee 10 dept
area REWARD 494-4535 2 t3-373-8460. 9-5PM or stall members. Incl. Ex-
REWARD. Lost Cockatell, 2t3-326--4435, aft 5PM ecullve Secretari.e. Xlnt
white w/grey. Costa MtrtflHI, SH & minute taking lttllla.
Mesa area 5 .. 6-9141 T.D.'i 4021 Min 5 yrs exp. u Admln.
REWARD $$ Lost male m ~r Asal req. Non/smoker.
Siberlln Huatty with blue WIDOW HAS $SS for TD 1 lmmed. opening. Send
eyes. Last Hen vie. S 10,000 up. No cradlt resume-to: TMI, PO Box
Found Beagle. trl colored Ma In I Ad am a H B check. no penalty. Call 2500. N.B. 92660. Attn
18fT'lale. Newport Beach 536-1588 or 8 .. 7-_7140 · OenlsonAssoc.673-7311 Carmen Wolf.
Animal Sn.tter 644-3656 Ptr1taala 3112 ltlt W11ttt1 SIM u.tlllTUTIYI &Ill
Found black spaniel type, tor sales office. attllla req'd
young. vie North Costa WE ··ESTILL·-· Ill ••• ·---n Include; bOokeeplng & Mesa. 5-46-2472 -r 5 -• ..,.. ..cretarlal. Must be self
------------And running 24 hours a mOITIYI motivated. 261-1911 F~nd brown ~er Span day, 7 days a week. Pres-The Orange Coast Dally Another Wend ·s located
Beau Jangles • vie NB. ent thla ad and receive 8 Piiot has an excellent op-81 Baker & ialrvlew In
CM. 642-5150 eves two massages for the portunlty tor a career Costa Mesa Is now ec----------1 prfQe of one. oriented Major Account oeptlng appflcatlona tor POOLIC NOTICE Cl ss f d Ad e rs· For Clasalfled Ad otllll IF IASSAH Executive with a proven quality minded people at
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FICTITIOUS IUSINE88
NAME STATEMENT
The following person 1s doing
business 11:
WHOLESALE SERVICE. 16482
Gothard St Unit H. Huntmgton
Beach. Calif 92647
Louis Richarel Edenholm Jr . 1211
S Karen. Santa Ana Calif 92704 This business 1s conducted by 1n
lnd1vldu1I
Louis Richard EcJenllOlm Jr
Th11 s111emen1 wu llled with 1he
County Clerk ol Orange County on
The 1011ow1ng person 11 doing Dally Piiot FILWTll draw a~nat com-btwn 2-5PM Mon-Fri
business as AD-VISOR 110-1112 mission. Ire to move E 0 E , .
SUN UTILITY SERVICE, 23011 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 642·5678 Into managametit a plus . ..,_·-·-·.,..---::--,.----
Moullon Parkway. Ste 8-11 f Ad A t' ESOllTS/lllELS Sendpr_esuo Bomexto1560 Ana,werhlng ServlQet needv ,•
Laguna Hiiis, CA 92653 or C '°" ---------1 te ep one opera Or. ar • Thomas Wayne Hoover. 1912 Outcalt ONL y 835-9199 Costa Mesa, 92626 oua shifts. 382 3rd St IC,
Fullenon. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 CaU a Little Mias Mullet aat on. TOP$$$ EOE Laguna BMch
This business is conducted by an Tulfdlet, along came a Females pref. Models and ---------•••latent Man---for 21 1 d Id 1 sp er and read In the E (2 \AAA ,....,. ...,...
" '" ua D "I P'lot Dally Piiot Claaalll•d seorts. 13,...,.,· 1984 Units Coata Mesa.·~ rent Thomas Wayne Hoover a1 y I l""T ou•1 Sil Th11 statement was tiled wHh the MCtlon aboot Mlaa Muf-Ptr1ta1l -II! • + ut111 pd. Exper req'd.
County Clerk 01 Orange County on AD-VISOR lefa Tuffet and bought It S.ni 30l4 Full time position avallable Handyman. 85$-0665
Feb 24, 1~84 !Of $9.95. You can sell CH for Individual with mini-More tam111 .. are getting
F239271 your tuffet and Iota of &OOlllllT &n•n mum 1 year exper-In gen-the camping "bug" thla
Published Orange Coast D111y 642 5678 other things through 1 ......... ·dok631 ._,,53 eral accounting. Profl-year. II you have -a
,241153 Pilot March 10. 17. 24 31 1984 • Dally Piiot Ctasalflad eve "'"n ....., clency Of} 10-key and ec-campe< that's not getting
Published Orange Coast Dilly 1382-84 ---------Ada. Call 642·5678 Tell everyone In town what curate typing skills req. UMd. Mii It now with a
Mar 22. 1984
Pll~M•~h3l Ap~7 t•.2l.l984 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~y~o~u~·v~·~~g~o~t ~tio~s~e~1~1 ~C~a~1~1t~o~r~~~~=·=t=7=7=0=-9=4=1=1~ci~~~~f~~~A~d~-~~~~ • t824-84 -
POOUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 8USINE81
NAME STATEMENT ~
Tne lo1tow1ng person Is doing
business as.
OUT Of 1 HE.. WOODS CON·
STRUCTION 34056 Coppar
Lantern Dana Point, Clll•t 92829
Daniel P Ensor, 34056 Copper
Lantern, Dana Point. C11it 92829
This business is conducted by en
1nd1v1duat
Daniel P Ensor
This statement wll filed With the
County Clerk of Or1nge County on
Mar 22 1984
"8.IC NOTtCE
FICTmOUI IUllNEH
NAlm ITATSMIENT
The lolto'Mng peraona are doing
bualneN ..
L. B INVESTORS. llAO Newport
Center Drive, Ste 670, Newport
Beach, Cellf. 92860
L. B Pannera, 840 N-Pon
Center Drive. St• 870, Mewport
BNc;tl, Cllif 92860
Thia bulinas 11 conduc:ted by a
llmltad partnership
Leonard Ltll* a
Tttls 11a1emen1 was lllad with the
Cout11}' Clerll ol Orange County on
Mar 22, 1984
FMtlll
Published Or•noe Coast O.lty
PltotMarch31 Aprll7, t4,2t, ttM
t82144
The word is out.
Find your fortune by
reading classified
today and everydgy.
MiCOfUlltteK MORTVUY
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L1gun1 8t~h Ca 92651
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SYDNEY o ....
S.U1. Afril I
A.JUD (March 2J-ApriJ 19): Push ahead, take inhiativc atl to
hca.11 of matt~rs. make new awt in new direction. St.ttss dirtttneu
independtnce, creativity, and reallte that you could fall madly in love'
Protect ~lfin emotional clincbet. imprint your own style and be opt~
to emou9nal reapon.ses.
TAt!l'UI (~pril 20.Mal 20): Look behind sceoes, follow tbrouah
on first 1m~~on1. You'l be ta.ken on lour of sptetal institution.
hospital or f'acibt~ devoted lO medical projects. Confidential data 11
revealed, clandestnw mectina occun and you benefit as result. G~(M~y l~aJun~ 20): Popularity i!lcreases, social activities
accelerate, mvuat19n lS received connected w1tb travel special evenl or
holiday. Penonal hori1ons upend, you become mo~ aware of body
imaF and raolutiona arc reviewed concerning diet, nutrition and
health.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Some obstacles actually prove
beneficial -you'll win . allies, gain admiration and build self-con6dcn~. You'll be dcatlng with unonhodox people who will
come to your aid at proverbial ••tast minwe." Scorpio plays sipificant
role.
Her•'• How You C•n UH
Our Famou1 Dlm••-A-lln•
• llrtftt theM ot mMt "*" wttt. eotrect ce.tt
to DeMr "°'· -w ... , It .. C•t• ...... CA.a121
• IMft Menl MUet be priced wtth no ltMI
ov•r .... aoc ,., llne -91.00 "'""mum. • No IWMtock, pt'OCIYCe ot pa.nta.
• No commerclet .. .now.cl.
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MO women•a ... thet Eno• BLACK .nci wNte TV 110. DUIGN!ft ~ ellll t '°"~van AoOC leddet MAMLI .fl!'~~ Aal.. D. 11111 'II -....
1W1 riding boot• 1b11 ~. Oamea &of, Unootn toga W'd up 16410. '°""*9 r~. lntlflof pttU, blne tM>le S 5 d _!!r ..... .......: ~.~ri•.U:-1 ..... , ... C..tll. Dree'::rttA1*". 135 5 ptece wroughtlron end ~· 11. Sltele ellll 11 ..... 7.50. Cottle-• n d t o o I r a c k 1 • Dinette tMIM .... -· --.. -• '"·
tawn furnlturt. $30 bolfd 13(). Doi~ tOft plat .. 111·'25. M1on11I•• repair kit ~· ~ :;g = Ill...., • "* '81111 Drewr ttl. •• 811
doubte bed with frame 1$. Ooll 11rolltr 11. 5 '° WomenefonMlroettlf• 751be "45.Blgf>eanoaoa 18 •2' l0t2 .• ....;.._, -llO. I -f 1~1·=~ and h .. dboard, 125 10 ~ar puutea so.. teiea end lace latge aim 112. Round meple dining MW Ille •,.. .... __. • ..-. 2 llO-*....,.. --. ICfoller. ctr_.,. l20 OE CrHUve playttllnt• 16. CMdtln't and tdulta teble. IMt $45. M\/Pf". llta~ $20. Call -"· 1 Mell! -17. 3 ...... ...
food Pfoc.eMr, UMc:t kttc:Mn 111. ptey ~ ceoo... S0.41. 3 ,._ 173-8331. a1-1. end tabl•• 110 ........ .:
once, wicker baby tuaypumpert3 11"'°" luGQ9oe ... 15.loolca.al ATIONAL GMGt-"IC M7·1UI. ::. ':l:'o...,t•
btlket. dMIC, bMllMC, bike 110, 20 lncl'I boV'• ktncla-2e.·50t. Kltohen FOUR de1k1 114·'50 ~ .... ; {941 to PlllO tatJll Cl'* .. .. Mff~ 0.1
pl•YI*'· 115 t.amp1. blke$15. Book• 60t. Doll w•• 2k-16. 71 rptn ,. Sol!d oak 7 dr....., .-1 .. 110-1t2' per -116. = gdf '*' Jlta• :-..el. •
t6cat• sla 5.,.. or 7. 110 bed 17.50. Ute &nte I&. corda. ~ 12 wtl. tya d• SSO. Meple tty,. Geo INP9 1930 to tt10 920. • CllOod con-1----------~
Motorcycle h•lmet, Reid and Hw book and st-. 12·16. Old ca1en~ dent dMtc 11~ Solld oa l2"2S. eacfl vw Clftle dll6alt en.• c:M> chelta TYPMNllR .. tllllll ~andlln)(l.pant1, record 50t. Story'-* dare 2k-t1. FondUe Mt okS Mltelon Abrery delk pelt ...,,.,·certM.w lat .ah. Wheel dwlr -I ..........
:"a'l'k:i bUtton hoter, baby .nci book 1 1. 780-1815. S7.50. WlO and •t#ld 12. 150. '""'•G• •lcker u.!' rim •,.. ..... MO Portmee ~ ...; "*'°'end• r:; a er. H Tannie CHEVY rime 15 lnotl 125 Vaporizer 17. 50. bUllnet wtth lklt1 Md dvoma hOOd MO_.; 126. coaoo ~ ·~ __ •· I' 11 __
ractlett. 60•-S3 Baby 1 Call n ep THchen materlalt CIHn maHrHI &25 """ .VO~ lurn Ilg-M . Ml Hll'rlllton lnet, :,:;. ":!:....... 111, • _
dothea. eao-5028.Satur-~-~83 • ., m. 25-42. Good WOOi coat Hardwoodhlghdlaltl15'. naf ~It. hood...., c::lcM Colla Mela. 141-at4. b;'d;..---. .,4;;,;;
day and tklnday. . = Jec*p.,: ~?it;~' j~ Me•al blrdca09 17. Many boll .. ~. tide wlndow9. SM. TOH hoe tr.y MMnQ ltt\ tedlo ... .....
CRAFTSMAN 100 table Aobett Powara modeil""' •runkt and Ol'IHtl r.., w6ndQw, ,.,,.,. and cert 125 Hand lawm V8CIUUM .... good,._,
9 DINtNO chair• with aaw "40. Craftamtn 18 oourae'5.271 RocMti; 110-150. v1ntaee auto h=hlntH. fromt '"°"'91'. Ilk• ,...., 112. aeo . .._, 14 .. '......,
...... bW and ny!on up.. Inch reel power mower StrMt Coat• MMa.. Mutt trunk '25. Otd ....,,. --· ~ MC>i*I bumper ro .. ... TOMW 17 ...... '11 holater.cS $50. 8 ptec. S15. New roto now ~ enter 'trom Weatmlnller trunk UO Antique b tc ett. window 716-t&M. . boWI Mt II. ltdefi1 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Spotli&ht on writing. advenisiJ\I., ~ cnail-order campaign, travel and communication with one who shares
your int~~· concerns. Spiritual values come into focus, you become
more sensitive to custo1ns, habits of othen. Gemini native plays key
role.
Mtnng ft•• weer ••alnl9t• alrlell paint ~~ 14&. 8 S eamelbed< wooden trunk Of'llt, l'lght reM reftee> .... ........__ . ...__.._ ........ 10 1teel, new S12. Electric HO tr•ln Mt mount.cS on •rMt ••urday 9·•· S3S. 25 lf\Ch hardwood , , ,.., tell ""flt Inner SEARS open Mat1tl 2 ...... _.. --·-·
lewn edger. near new •x8 bOatd $30. 790-0491 Sunday 9~3. .i,1p1 wMeC wine ractl • 1, ~Win· ptece corner ~. boOll· =ote ~ ~~
s10. Heavy duty chain •her tpm. ELECTRIC ho• wa•er $14. Box11 of antique Ill-gear wortta. caae top. dartc piste 141 Petrioclc ,..,, wNtll llMt
llW. Old bu• wor1t• S 10. CRIB, Babyflna, whM• with heeler 10 gallon, good for verplat• •reya, bowte. and .-.mt>ly drum wtl ptece, Old _.., ~ bedding tor .-..
50 too• copper tcrMn new Kancw.t mattreaa. camper $50. CrulHr Mrv•ra S2-S25. Very doot lwltch, clodl: pumf:· black 140. 12-112. Pair ,,__...
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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Go slow. refuse to be chided into
premature or false stan. Count your change. maintain emotional ~laDOC. Someone wants something for nothing and you could be
prime taraet. Financial status o'r one who would be close associate does
require examination •
wh 115. 15 '"'chicken both u<*lent condl1ton 1~ and woman'• lar99 Mlaettonof oad and 150. 64._.143. Mt-S07. Huntll'IQton bedroom lamp1 '129.
wife $4. 4 half bane11 SS s2o. Saaay •••t s7. blk... Good condition unique cl'lalra and rodt· Beach. Me•chlng larger fnll&·
each. 35 mor1er bloek• 931--0995 or 648-8057. S35 MCh. Gee rottry •• $5-$50. 15 tnd1 EW eek cw back/Nit STEPPiNG "°'*• round 9'W 1am9 IB • .....,. S5. Btother1 aewlng me-lawn m°"'. run• good oak 1tool 19. Sewr chairs wtth erma (41 '20 _... 11 .. 12 eac:tl clothln f 0 •o•e
~~BA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Play waiting game. Check legal rights,
perm1ss1ons. A void self-deception. Stt others in realistic light -insist
that meanings be clarified, terms be defitaed. You'll get ptek behind scenes. member of opposite sex will "confess."
chine In cabin•• S50. CUL TU RED marble 11• 145. Electric mower, n.in1 wooden •ablel S 10-$50. MCh. Blade end white TV ~~. cane wood 25c-S2s."w.r'*"'c,p;..,
Patio awing $35. Clean b 0 w I I• vat 0 r 't t 0 P. good $35. 2090 Stat• AV· l.Ollafy 32 lf\Ch tqUat• 12 Inch. nead9 wcr1t 125. ~ chelr 135. INhogany ~ ....
fruO )all $2 per doun. 5'3"x1'10" off white 4 ' enue. Colta Mele. Follow Freach walnut game Stareo/apeaker1. nMdt ~579 15(). NeiW = goodl 646-4281. drllllng, new '50. 2 Oak 11r .. t. Home after tebtewl1h41Mtt'tef lnM11 needleS25.Newpolal'okl · 1 1 S3 Sat a.-.
alumlnumhendralllngt.2 12noon. $50. Many picture camera ISO. New ladlea SUPEf'lmmprottctorl7. • · ur 1--
'81 lUV part1: S..t $50.
Oun pod(•• cover S15.
Radiator '35. Headers
$35. Rear gteu 115. Hub
caps $12. Gu 115. Ex-
haust 1ya•em $5. Hud
lamPI 14. Honde 90 SSO. Sewing machine S25.
Oiaplay C&M $35. Ptat•
glaal tqu•r• $4.-$12. SmalS. camper atiell front
gla.. 115. Honda bag
rack 1$. 54~1. 2583
San•• Ana Avenue, Coeta
Mela.
riMft end tending. new fratMt, much ou 11.$5. brown leather butlMA Kodak color d•n•I· ~~=oz:.. ::
$50 ..en. Acid proof tab-FENCE grape stake, uMd Mueh boet geer and rig-bag S25. Sunday 9-5. torMW 145. 5--mlcfon .,.. In Cma Meae). SCORPl~(Oct. 23-Nov. 21~: Emphasis on employment, promises
made by relatives, travel plans. calls or messages which vindicate your
views. Emphasis on production, promotion, intensified relationship
and added responsibility. Cancer. Capricorn persons figure promi-
nently.
oratory counter top1 6 foot MC1ton1 80 f .. 1 gtng 5()c..S20. lamps and w-oeeo. water.., S15. OrapNalc •97e-241e.
4 • 1 0 • x 2 . 11 e and $50. se par tecllon. light• rrom every ••. oll .. gun $5. Remo'9 --------
1· 11 "115'9" 150 each. W11t1nghouae etec•rlc end ei.ctrlc for wall, •able OLD br... 11-15. Bat llMh untU1. E-4 prooaee HANDTOOlS I 1-1 15.
Trailer hitch, email car router S50. 642-5633. and calllng 11-135. ~ atool 115. Lempt 16-tte. kl1 15. ReaMet ttereo Luogaoe 11·'3. Eectrtc
$20. 2·1'h bf .. gate chUdrens pedel •oya and Cup It*' $5. Food cer-~ 13.50. Keroeene btoom$15. Toeller~
velvn S15 ..en uMd. FIRE plec. Mt $15. Btue. trlk .. 112-125. WOOd r!erSS. OW.1$.Anlmal lantern 12. MP dnetorl 16. Pcm.. _.., •·
1-2" br ... ga•evatw$15 white drapeeS30. Mltlble caMd dltaec11ng kit 17. cage $10. Molc:an ~ finder 125. 5-epeed WhHlbarrowt HI.
uM<I. 2 anUQut oak link ISO. Gtat top tabte Oak cued 4 1en1 micro-112. vw bug t>umper Royce'*• 23 lneh frwne KltcMn l•em• I t-11.
chalra, n.ad reetoratton 140.TwometQhlngchalr• 8CoP9 124. 843 W11t 111. Brandy g ...... 11 $35. 10..epead ~ ~Janl3boX.Pfpe
SAGm.uuus (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21}: Cycle indicates "total
involvement." Emphasis on creativity, romance, emotional commit-
ment. You11 finish project, you'll gain plaudits and member of
opposite 1ex will say you arc "wonderful:' Aries, Libra natives figure in
unusual scenario.
S50 MCh. Plumb«• lead S 10 ..en. Many laloe pie-15fh S1reet. Newport (off ..en. 912.-9'79. bite• 18 lnClh frame 146. fttUntt 93 bOa. 8olt9 13
l50C POUnd. 2 cloaet llld-ture frame• 110-$25. Placentia Strea'). Coleco vtdeO gmfM 17. bOll,. Hend tna l10.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You get proverbial "second
chance." One in position of authority decides in your favor-focus
will be on safety, security, place of residence. Stress willingness to
pioneer a project., to imprint your own style. Leo, Aquarius persons
figure prominently.
Ing doora 9'9W'll2'•" Hud board $25. Brona 548-013~. Saturday PATIO Mt. wrought Iron Skate boerda 13410. 11 ..... •oed ~ NO.
I fO each. 1 tn.akM door mirror $45. Slim Oym 8 • m • 8 Pm. Sund• Y "Lacy" love ..... arna11 plecel San Ff•ICliacen Window ehuttwa 110
2'8"x8'8" $10. 1 ,.... S15. Broad atreet and 9em-5pm. tabte '20 ..cn Ladllt 5 tluh walnut tit• pelt, 8fwMna 15 "'*· BEACH Cruteer bike $45.
Stripe type VW bumpen
Sl5 each. Pinto car •op ~ raok 15. JR78-15
radlaf Ur• $7.50. Rear
rtgM VW fender $3.
545-3838.
teurant 1 p1eoe table and Santa Ana corn«. IPMd blcyde ·s2s. Oed 12"12"xt'· 13 wtl. eeo2 Chaltl a.a Meil. 12• atep
benctt Mt $30. 1 pair WASHER, dryer. dl•h· acal• to 18oz S20. loaalne Drive. Hunt· tactdar 120. Setur-
10x50 binocular• "40. FISHER 500 receiver 150. wuher UO H eh. 875-3&23. lngton Beach. "2·2641. day/Sunday &-5. 315
1-13 cernlvat Mickey Btc. 940 belt drive tur~ Vacuum cleaner J.t35. EMt 1tth etf'Mt. eo.ta AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Decision is reached concerning
rurection. instruct1ons. enterprise which would involve relatives. Stick
to familiar pound, make inq_uiries, satisfy intellectual curiosity. Shon
trip is on qenda, unique assignment is h1&hligbted.
MooM40yeanplual20. table 135. Grundlg Pu1h mower ~15 .PlYW000,40~w· OOL8, hand, power Mee&.
1-13" carnival Whlmpy microphone mixer l20. 649-5848. 221 FloW9f and v.'' l50orw111aipt1t 1n S1450. Patio .... two •--------
40 )'earl plut 120. 8 an-H._Bail microphone S15. Street, Colla Mee&. Mlf 125.. 200 feet 2JCfJ. cNtlrS. tabte '50. CM WATEABED, hand CWWd
Uqu• oak Ice creem ~53. 2x8, 2x12 125. Hoovw opel\er 15. AnUqu• frame 150. ~ad and
PJSCF.S (Feb. 19-March 20): You coufd strike\J>!y dirt -financial BICYCLES, ladlel 2~ I~ · "-'l · lik I be f · · · .. · · ooat•er brake 145. Girl 1
par1or lloola $20 each. VW alloy whMll end tlr... lflampooer and poUlhet dr...., $40. Otd roe*• ......., $40. Chld'• ~
Abre glUI box• for FORD truck mum. 110. gOOd condition lor Rab-..en $10. '72 Dodoe ven S35. Blcycl• par•• and IPMk•• llO. 9 wandnu 1s e y to part o exciting sc:enano. ou locate m1ssmg high rtM coater brake
link." You'll be more popular. you'll have tendency lo gain weight,· S25. Sharp, ride. ttk•
you'll receive longdistanc.e communication which involves publishina new. 1x1ru. Morntnga.
email trailer bed• or? New. 5-48-2407. bit, Ouher, Scrrtco, front grlll 115. Com-S 1-$20. KUchenwar• drawer aolld wood
4'3&"x16" S25each. Set-look• fant .. ttc S50 each. merc:tel duet mop 110. S1-S10. 1780 Santa Ana di'...., l50. ltrad( &20.
or travel. evenlnga. 968-6138.
urdayafternoon.AHday FOUR bMm• 2"x2"x18' Won 't tut ton g ! Bedroom chair $5. A~ BWC bit• $40. Skim
Sunday. 4~5040. 112. 875-0599. 84M533. 847-2ee6. 1. eo.ta Mela. boatd &20. 931-7187.
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E*Y WMkeM~ llv.ln, hvy work. Start •oday. full time, good typing Full & part Ume lkllled chlropract~~~· .. ~ Chaltenglng opportunity STUDEITS dPleg•tnl•oailnta' twr"1 .t~•tc~ ~~to~~ --lll•n muat lo"9 ctllldren .nci Mr. Hart "4--0379 1kUl1 needed. LaMrWttt nuralng facility In Legune be lharp, -1 or_ . ._... for Mlf-mmlveted home-"' .... -.-,. _,, • --Full time ......-v-tor word
h a ,..._ Xlnt .. ,._,. ..,..,. ~-&A.. XJ ........... 1 1 and depen<Sat>te w/good ek.,. art time lull cupunc•ur•.. moxtbu1-cept P«aonal •ellPOI• 1--~ aw exper. Dffl9r _.,..,., for flower .....,_.,_, .._...,. nt wvol<lng tn-phone wic:.. NonMlkl m • p or UJfm lion, cupping & btltty fOI'~~ prOClll fl9 lll'..._._,,.,._.
lllatY. OrMno Important lhop. Part uma. Moat •11llLTllE wonment 7f4T49'-a07l5 ef . ., 93•1 ~ ume. comrntUlon Mlaa NMd BA In any hMlth 1n ettabllah9d ~ and telephone tecep-975-1048 N.8. have good drtvtng recofd. OFFICE· M , pr err · -of prof111ton1t high llllD *I llWD field, ptua 1 'If prectlcal Beach firm. -.-of tlonlat. Entry le¥lll roie
833-1887 l.atge Mtabllahed com-M etu{~ o IEOEPT11111T P/T quality glhs to buslneu We have opening• for training In accupun .. ·-. 4 fab .... A •o -~-with good beMfttl .nci
BABYSITTER NEEDED. peny noedt. Exprd tntr. =~t ~~oCelts~9A~: l aw Firm. l :30 ,0 1:30. cltent1. Cell for eppt boys & glr1a betwMn yrs experienee. M~·be of~~i:c.~'.:.d:';;i,: beautiful working 1Ur-
F/t daya. Dependable. Ull llTIA ~ maln•wiance f*IOt'I. Op-Mr sCott 53"-eo51 S4.50 per hr. Apply 2099 250--0352 12-18 yeera Old working ltc.nMd to prec11Ce In Ing, bed(pactdng l atll roundlnga. Apply ln per·
tcMng w/ff/fa. CM .,.., ~gals. homemak.,.I port for growth. Fltlme. San Joaquin Hllf1 Rd. Setea pereon for home Iii-evenlnga & Seturdeya. Calif. Xlnt wonting cond. weer. Alling of Ofderl & aon with r.ume to Mr !?!'!~~mine. 9'h l 1eKOOAKFtlM dependat>te car nee. for PARTTIME Newport BMctl. neu equip, p/t, flex hri. Eetn money. trip• & In Laguna Hiiia. C.lif. general werehouH Fuan•• at Robert Bein •
.. ._""' coucion1. Church benefit. N 8 1M1111 on v Jo . Fotlage plant maintenance Salary + commlallOn bonuses Call 12500 eatery per month. duties. No fOftdln . Fu4t W-ilbm Fr~t & AleOC... •••Tiit ,. ...... 240-IM27 852-8111 In offices. 2-3 dy wk, exp. lllEPTlllllT f 5 1 _..... Mr. Rountree Send this ad & your re-time d-. 37,... hour 1401 Quall St. Newpott -_.... preferred. Must have car. lmmedl••• opening for lnatead 0 P n .... , Ml· 1111 -·-,.. Beach Adult•. FIT. PIT. Call PlllllllMJ lllTlll 557•0785 part-time Receptionist 752-1105 Suunne Mon.-Frl. ,Oam.3pm aumetoJob #9032. P.O. week.Exoellen•oompany _,,__,=·,__---=,....---:::~""
Charlott•'• Sttt4n 420 $75 per 100, no exper. Pre1tlglou1 Orange Coun-P n Tl hel f ealden with some PBX ex-Setu Peraon. part time, Box 885, Sac. Ca. 95804. paid benefit a. Call J.a.. Wu... S
62nd St. NB. 845-3749 Part or lull time. S•art Im· ty M«cedes Benz deal-~ me P or r • perlence Houri 4·30 pm experience req'd. Baraty N:~later then Aprll 11 , 645-1066, Uk for Doug, Housekeeper m tl
BEAUTICIAN. mediately. For dettlll erlhlp Medi "HOit..... tial builder G~at of· t 8·30 . M d. lhru There Swtm Wear. 2117 --1 8:30em on Monday. In N 8 10t2 d
LIQUnle.acn.. aend Hlf addre11ed Immediately. Some ltce&.receptlonistdutles. F~lda ~· ~·~ther w.BalboeBtvd.N.B. Teenager112-17.earn1>&-1 . i•lf ,.,,.•••••••• .. •: ~AuNngS.S..S407aya Renea 4~1800 atemped envelOpe •o: modeling experience 12·5.30933C9131311 Jeckl• week~. Call Jaynene tween S40·S80• pr wk. CRl-53. Box 9014. prefwred. Outgoing per-· COlllnt lor appl. Jim Sel11pereon1: full/time. After 1choo1 & Sat. Sr crtlzen i.csy, menatve •IUm Stuan. Florida W95 aonallly. Apply 1n peraon Selmon• Import, 1301 New designer boUllque, 964-3844 Brian • buslneu background,
I 1001 Quall st Npt p RT Tt••E v led Fashion Ill. Muat have • dealres p/tjob. 540-11$5 •ASSISTANTS wm••• ...... o: . A . M • ar houri Quell. St Npt Bch. exp. & refs. 760-9333 Telephone Sales • :
•MANICURIST ,.._ Bch. Jim Stemon1 Im-to Include nrly A.M. 833-9300 a1&1 -FH aaa • ••• PART TIME I!! Ill CNent•no1nec. Expenenc. In IOldarlng port1/Reaale Dtvl1lon. weekwids. Must haved• Sandwich shop, PIT .,._._ ...,.._. •• •.
RlchetdOuelleteSalon andmecnanlcalueembl· 833-9300 pendable vehlcle (amell counter help. 955-1247 EamSt00-S1.0()9perwtc.. AKC d& C
Ing. L.Md«INp ability. truck, van . station llllPT/11PllT or 971-1739 vPey Guarant" • • triever pupe. can Me 200 Hwpt C•r Or. N.8. engli9h required, 9PP'Y In 11111 lllUllPll wagon) to assist newa-AC11\/e ..... office With ...-rralnaea no axper nee • • parents. n0-8898
........... per90n.2911weetGarry. wanted. Small Newport paper dealer tn 1rvtne t>usy•etephonel.Central lllllTAIY/UUI .... EartyAMhrss-12 I Deliver Daily P1'lot by to • c Full~:---E~e~nce Sen•a Ana. Beach Hotel. Mime. Flex area. Mull be depen· Newport location. Executive S.Cretary •o the ...-Hlgh11• Comml11ton • au • e~cg:~/~. ~~3-Ss~
Preterr.d, but will tralf\. .. ........ TllL hra. 875-7300 Kim dabte. contact Greg Alk tor Joen t.amb Dtrec•or of Sal•• tor "'No night• or wtcnda • in.,Laguna Beach a.rel (a~-• ....,, .. _ H de Monda thru Friday W ............... ..... • 1t1tewlde Investment co. II both energetic & bright • p 2 h d ) • Chihuahua pupa AKC Mlaaion vi.to. 931-2N1 5-10 yra upe rlence, HOUMkeepar. IOOklng for ti!tween 9.~ and 10.30 I ruwwt H . toca•ed In Nwp• Bch/OC call Craig 957-1062 J'OX. Ours per ay Wee -e $200 241-4517 842-3482
.................. ~~OU~~ ~~r'= a.m.on1y.&42-4321 . ltalttn 111·1400 Airport 11ea. Min. 5 '/ft Befora 1PM. : day afternoons cft early : Oog~c&aawel
..... .......... dlgltal & mlct()PfOCIMOf babyalttlng. full time • exp. Type 65. SH 80· Temporary Chlldcet• ~ • mornings on Sat. & Sun. • yo4Jr heme. Ranbl rat•
YO'JI own ac:Mdule. Tratn-control ctrcuHry. WIM be Mon-frl. Xlnt ref'• r• PBX Operator. •etephone ll•T llTIL Send resume to: PO 9011 "'°"· daya, evea & lhOrt : E • Call So. Cal. Ooo Training ~ovlded. The moat ueembM"" .nci •eating quired. 873-12$5 enswertnn aervic.. lull & ... , IV\Al\1..,.,s for ... _ tot-2500. N.B. 92860. or call term overnight. minimum • a.rn approx. $400 per • School. 963-3368 ... 1 __ ... ··"' 2 5 " -.. -.. "'"' ..... 553-09~0 age 20 yra. Profesllonel th A k r. B e -n care .,,.. Pr O' O t Y P • •I• c -HouNttaepera wanted, ax-PfT · 542-7 2 towing Pollllon1: FOOD Sitting Service Agengy. e mon . S & 0? ruce • Dog Obedience cia1M1 It =~=·u~!~ ::;,~~·:r~~;~;tru-mi::· c::'= PllT OllTllL ~;:.~E~~ .. ::~~t ·==~ for~~r,~!J~~ ~~!: v~. 9:1·-~· i Emsley 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. : ~~~ =~· c Dllll' ~UY tr-10PM Leedt:i=-controt :'~:,!:!!E~~~ =· ~~°:;: TUYIL AIDT e : _School ___ . ---,..,,.-...,,...-
SUbtJe lmeoet Coamattca for one ot O.C. • '*'-' UTlllll. PlllTlll company need• route DENER. lull/time. SE-general office experience 2 yra Sabre exp .. 9"lOY : CIRCULATION DEPT. • K...nound. AKC. ......,
trvlne, CA ~ ~UO: Part time. Mon •hru Fri. technician. No ex· CURITY AGENT with 2 prelerred. trvtne. Call selfing. expert In· re-• 642-4321 IDE • 2'h 'f'I. Travel"-~,..
Carpet layer'• hefper, exp. ~., or•unlt ::emt 20-28 hr• WM!l. Call parier,ce neceaaary. We yeara resort hotel ex-551-t158 for •PP• aeerchlng tow fatH, \ • to gd home. 4
wltoo&a& tranl. Hunt Bch c~r. lynn J;..5625 · 557-7480 Iv mag. train. Call Charlie Mon· peclence. SECRETARY Secretary, part time, Mlf pleeaant peraonellW. ........... ........... Labs. )'911ow. 1 _.,, AK.C
ar• 811-4590 .llWILIY UUI day 9-12 noon. 979-6021. with 80 wpm typing & edmtntatrellon beck· Marie. 660-9200 • • ~ Champ llnea. lhota. "'*· oumnalllTAIY lid VIII....----'"GS PHONE SECRETARY pt.uant phone voice. groond Call 933-1885 -I . 1ly P1l 1 1 ·............... .. . $200. 642-4414
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1_12 noon 5 day . Experienced execuUv• iewaw 11 ottering unique No Mii~ ready noon. M-Th: The New-SIOllTUY P&ITTI• l 1lM ·. Want.cS; Fem. OueenlMnd Expertenced only Celt aectetary for magazine car.., OPPortuntty to t.eda. 700 porter 1107 Jamboree : : Heeler •o brMd or to
Metta •W EOE publl.t\et. Mui• have per90nexper'dlnquallty PHONE WORK/Hunt Bch Road .NB Buay NwptBchsalesofflc. Experienced Typl1t. ROAIL SALES keep.&73--8457 • · good lhotthend & typing ~ry ®Ina and C1Y9tal FT PT 14 I · . • · · for major Southern Calif 80-100 wpm. needed tor
Chlldeate: for 2 Chlldr9n, akllla.AttrllC'llWofflcMln ..-. '15 dyt a wk. no ml~n Call~~sA,:iom-restaurant printing & commercltl chellennglng NewSuport WD~~~• .. d : dR•d Mngln.
TuH·W•d-Th aUer· lrvlne.Cell752-647' 9Y91. t73-931M Mr Hunt. 534-e051 . DAYHOSTIHOSTESS photography firm..-. Beach Executive lte. COORDllATOR ..... 1 .. un . ..,.ry Y ' noon/._.. M8-4814 · · Full responllblllttaa. New-pit aecr .. ary r~llonl1t Front office appearance purebred. 54&-a01 ""'llltlllMlttrl UIAL SlmTllY Pi.n takeoff peraon. pref port B11ch loc1tton. w/good general office a muat. Call Joen " Or Co dail Aati4p I aw,/p..._ Pltlme.15 hr. Hunt. 9eactl Newport Beacfl · reolonal retl,... 642-7222, Uk tor wage commenMrat• wHh 1klll1. 3 dye • wk. 760-8070 ange unty · Y newspaper is ;mr"
20 tw. wti. Type (50wpm), .,..._ Me-1418 omoe Of Nat'I fttm. l>rec-Nevllle or Bob Atexaon experience. Non-amktng . office. Call 'Typist. Full or PIT. exp. lor seeking fast paced. flexible achieve r F 1700: .,~,'~. :;•y·tittC:
filing, phonel, P'9V· ~-U..... tlee conftned primarily •o Prlf\tlng WAITER/WAITRESS Llaya 842-8073 atructurat pest control,.. to coordinate display sal~ activity.
Ing uper nae. Send ,.. -c Iv 11 11tIg•t 1 ° n ----• Daya only .. ••perlenoe r• Secre•ary1RecepUon111. ports. Call 752-2357 Must have exceptional organizational & table: ~an ~· w AIO Oc:een Aw. mtll.LD/mtm w/emphu4a on complex -· ~·-quired. Part time. top lletll9 refs for buay kills Du Old Wing · bu• 1
l4 .a.en. 92861.. AUn: Full •tme Job. MUlt have aubrOQltlon. 2. yrt NII· Newport e.aon print lhop. FOOD PREPARER Laguna Hiiis iaw office s . . ties include tracking daiJy tray. VIC10rian aide c:Mlr.
Trllha or Amy. good dtllllng rec:otd. Aet• gatton exp. & knowt•doe Wiii •rain. 844-6233 Experience hetpfut. part ~ · nPIST /Part Tl•t sales. answering busy phones for but1• chum. &4S-e08'
Companion mature for 50 req. P1eaM Mnd PhOrM of compu•• 099r•tlon Prof. orlglnel Pop Band time, daya. tn Daily Pilot Hewltoom. outside sales s~f. coordinating Oak Teacheta Deak & a.ti -06id.twbed Fem.~ no. & partlcU6ata to: M prefwl'ed. Muet be f~ with promo pack Mek• Catt betweef\ 8:30-1tAM lllllTllY.s&L.11 20 houra r•r wHk. h d · · Som SwNel cl'leir. Gd cond rm & board. Ho cooking #1051, Delly P"°', Box Illar with Cal If. top manager •o help 759-1122 lmrnad. need w/natlonal Knowledgeo VDT1help-l eater a verllstng. e typing, fil-Makeofr. S48-9921
or houHWork. Salary 1580. C<>tt• Meaa t2t2t. pr0C1;9dur11. 151~291 N<t~MI ~8, .. r1• ftta01lf\t --• company.-Typ+no -.itts-Tur.'P~·432"1~ext 3'5Z-ing-reqt:tittd. Newspaper or agency ~. 4M-58S7-· g:e1 EXTILE Jobi. connections. ate. lUUIT llWfllT eowpm. ll'lonhana or•••• experience a +. Send resume, letter
, -·· 648-3859 nt... Diamond Bat to---f ualif' · H• id INUTll wcu1 Vatgaa wan.a you L .. accw llAll IUT&IUIT cation but relocating to ,........, ....... o q icatlons to:
Tr..,..• WW'lt.cS to run to help h~' ~r:;:t9;: Experienced on twer n••d• Hotll .. 1. Bar· Newport Beach In vety tor busy aml animal hotpi· Orange Coast Daily
compUter progrem• for ::r.:, ,,! ~e 'f'I. J1.,, 1ooma prefened. Pay l PllllTlll tender1. W•tt•11 and n .. r fut u r •. Ca II tal. Mat\lre, friendly com-Ad '#968 bue't rnatttetlng r....,c:tt Cter~ 13 35/hr ~ b4lf'lafh9 commanautat• Cenyou Busboyt. Apply In per-861-2819. EOE petent per1on. Com· P.O. Box 1560 flnn. Programing a11per. Oran;e c 'ounty Fair· Wltoh•~;.=:.s:= Spat93tv1n1QhW? eon. 1000 Brl1tot St ·-.. ••y puterlted records. Wiii Costa Mesa, CA 92626 detlrable. Salary d•· ground• Mon 9:30 AM. at .. 1"; 78•7 .. Are you.... North. Newport e.acl\. ._ ... ,... train. Staff 11 1mett, pend1 on exp« Call • , • ., • " WalClfoomed W• nHd a dynamic. withu14111tc geered •o Attention: Peggy Hoggarth
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Coot! Expertenced ~ T~ Tennie Qub Meda Full time,__. beower 18 MdaeffmotMted? F" d :flt The :°"~elltyto"=lcw'r" ..-. 2 •hemoont oH llO w BAY ST • COSTA MESA CA .... ,. : f k........_ all around peraon. a h1"9 c.Mt dtlWr• Doyo11... u umeu: aye 8 ;_., r ... --..tcona~ 8-ofJ9m, with 2 hr IUnctl ...... ,, ... •• .. ,,, .. ,,.t •P10~1 • ~ or buly ,...,_.., 544 8tlO .. ..-. in EntoyWOftltng Yrtth kldt? Beach novae, 1 ....,,, buay ,......,,,t o .. -. bfMk. 642-3843
-Muat be tat. 4"-2.Q4 NcenM • ._1 ,. ~ tt-· -=:;YES Hollow LI\, Laguna 8c;tl Cell Val 759-0882 fiiii•iiiiii••··· ·1·1· 1· ·1·1· ·1·1· 1· ·1·1· 1· ·1· 1· ·1·1· 1· ·1·1· ·1·1· 1· ·1·1· 1· ·•·•· ...... .. __ .. ... 10 ••tv c• manqer. ,_ -·
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"... ::;: & 1o= acwr•t• typfnt, *° :== =~.: ~ H 8 ':rm b..'rom": For Calif cutatne. Apply at llMITT..,_ ::*'ae.. 14.IO~. Urtltllct c-..:.-.=t __ pe,.,.. ....,.,., ..:,-.,.., 1~=~;~~M. F• I hrt/Tlll9
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Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising supplement to tt. DAILY PtLOT/Sa1urday, M!fch 31, 1984 - 3
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On February·l8, 1984, Twenty,four new homes
became available in Newport Beach's most success--
ful condominium commun.ity. Villa Balboa, recog,
nized as the standard of quality and luxury living.
1 and 2 bedroom homes in this private
community are offered from $169, 900
to $279,900.
A special, limited edition of homes is offered
from $199,900 to $399,900.
Prices effective date of publication. Drey.!t~~~ng "'
220 Nice Lane, Newport Beach,
CA 92663 (714) 645-0459
Sales Office Open Daily 10 a.m.
to dusk.
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RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE GROUP
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1411 I ' 'e Ten.
"1 1;£111' ,.._ii lnim T1rnu"
Bnght, cheerful 3 BR. 2 BA. comfortabte.
taslefufty I 61 I wode6ed home Expanded master
bedl oom surte near new. kitchen. UP9f8ded
ptumbmg. cathedral ceilings automatic
spnnk'9rs & lagbts and new dmlewa Thcs cs a ··muss aee· home Call Bel~ Chase Lee. Onty
S299.950 wrth \and
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Outstanding locat.an One of ~ '-vest ~
ofterled in Broadmoor 3 BR. 2 BA. large IMng
room, formal dong room and immaculate pri-
vatt! backyard. Across trom paf1( and pool.
?need to 9811 $245.000 FEE.. AslK. for Randy H.
Katz..
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Exceptional buy for ttie rnvestor who has atways
warned to be on me water Pier & de>ciit for 2
ooats SO ft and 35 ft ~ BR ptus ~."' BA custom
1 story home has bes1 of fmanang ·1st of
$425.000 assumat>te ~ 12 S°'e Land may be
purt:ha:sed tor $398.000 '§ 10"1c down Asking
pnce $500.000 ~tor Bettina Laughhn
IPBI IC IY 1-1
7 Cresf Cirde
M( .. , •• If• W..t ii I fa••·-~
Immaculate 3 BR 2 -, BA family room
townhome wrth fireplace and wet oar tn Irving
room plus second f1reptaoe in master bedroom
surte Pan1al v~ of thE mountains and night
lights Quiet gate-guarded community wrtti love-
ly tandscap1~ pool spa and tennis court Onl)
$220.000 wrth land Asti: 1or Belle Chase Lee
ICOll YEW -171,GIO!?
2 BR 2 BA ocean and mountain v~ _ Steps to
the beact' Mobile nome en No _aguna lntenor
is in e.xceOent condrt•Of' Lowest on martlet at
$71 000 F1!'"lanc1'lg available A~ for A• Weanert
FmNI UT -1711.,111!!
Large 4 BR 3 'I BA farmt hOf'l\e •ocaled close to
beach e&nd tennis This newty trsted home fea-
tures beavtfful v~ of park has an outdoor spa
and a bonus room ~ for Dav•d H1rscMer
Formally Lingo ~al Estate
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Outstanding location, .. BR. 3 BA. l81ge IMng
room. family room. formal dining and vaulted
ceiings. Qose to community pools and beautiful
greenbelt Great curb 8')Peal. Priced to sell
immediately $289,000 fee_ Ask for Cindy
Peletier.
MMNm-Fllafll a
3600 square feet of custom TudOf IMng k>cated
in terrifte family neighborhood. 4 BR's. 3'h BA's,
den and huge family room. Solid oak woodwork
tt\roughOU1 and many special features. Owner
has bought another -wll arrange fantastic new
financmg. Onty $350,000. Ask tor Hallie Strode.
'' Ill IM RAIS• -11 .. 111!!
Exoeptionafty pnoed ottering. "Carmeno" Plan,
~ decor at ed. great location. Must sefl and
offered at a sensational price_ A.sac for Marityn
Bulkley
LET'S mu 11E11. -1211,111!!
Owner may exchange 3 BR. 2 BA. famity room
Harbor VteW Hills home for unrts in Orange
County Great family area to hve in or lease.
Assuma.bte k>an of $195,000 Q 10~~RM Ask
fey Betttna Laughlm
, LILY" IUITl -1112,111!!
E;nd Unrt 2 BR, 2 BA with the country look.
CuS10f'Tl b~cases m den, pegwood floors.
bnc6< fireplace wrth anuque cherrywood mantle.
tinted wandows. large kitchen with breakfast
area. flagstone covered patio. waterfall. air con-
drt•cmed.. 2 car anached garage. community
poot and tennis Ask for Lois Egan
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J M Peters bu1n Superior 1ocatton Model-hke cneery & upgraded Sought after plan ·c ·· 3
BA 2 BA family room and air condrhoned.
$215.000 AsK for Marilyn Bu1kley ••s WI W'1 WlllT LIT!!
Pnme large lot m Irvine Cove overlooking
Abalone Cove Sensational plans tor home ap-
proved by the cbastaJ commrsston 1nctuded in
tne asking pnoe of $2.200 000 Ask for Barbara
Gothard
NEWPORT BEACH
2123 San Joaquin Hills
IPICTICIUI YIEW -ftlll.IKm ... Clml
Located last on the bluff with no obstructions to
bloci< the ..,i,.,hts -sails, sunsets and ~
views. Step;:way from beaches. Floor to c elf~
views from 6VefY room of this 4 BR. 3 BA Old
Wor1d charmer. $1,200,000. Ask for NMCy
Short.
PllC8 EIS PElllSIU -1211,111
Make an offer on this cozy duJ>'ex on a quiet
peninsula CQfner. priced at near lot value on FEE
land. Remodel or build a new home steps to
scenic bay and beach. Compare this value at
$217.500. Owner may trade. Ask for Halie
Strock.
"IFFlllAILE ... Ill W• llB"ll
One of the best buys in Eastbluff. 4 bedrooms
ptus a den. large kitchen and breakfast room.
Lovety patios and total privacy. Ask fOf Mary
Oent1s. $299,500.
TllR "TIWllllSE TYP£" 11111!1
Two blocks from beach in Corona det Mar. Two
2 BR. 2 BA. One 3 BR. 3 BA. fireplaces in all
units. Gross income $27.000. Offered at
$449.000. Ask for Mary Dentis.
4 II "CIEEITIEE" -$111,-i!
Most desirable "Windsor" model. 2 story with
master bedroom suite down. 3 BR and bath up.
separate family room with fireplace. Wen
planted atriums adjoin living room and master
bedroom. Many upgrades. Community pool.
Truly a dehghtful family home. Ask for Bettina
Laughlin.
"EIPlllEI NRTSlllTI II SPYIWS
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Tastefully decorated Sparkling new guest suite
addition with built-ms and full bath. Pnvate
stone 1acuzz1 off master bedroom. Partial ocean
view $625.000 Ask for Manlyn Bulkley.
SPECTICIUI ICUI I CITWU YllWS!!
Overlooks Shaws Cove. Terrific quality 4 BR. 3
BA custom home in North Laguna. Minutes from
Newport Center and the airport. $799,000. Ask
for Rod Daley
6~7020
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Orange County Real Estate/ An Advertlstng supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Mardi 31. 1984 -5
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RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE GROUP
Formally Lingo Real Estate
March 31,· 11984
To All Our Customers & Clients:
We would like to inform you of some very important facts concerning Lingo
Real Estate. As of March l , 1984, Lingo Real Estate became a Grubb & Ellis
Company. This new association is the result of almost four years of discussion.
By purchasing Lingo Real Estate, Grubb & Ellis is expanding its Residential
Real Estate operations into the Orange County market.
We will continue to operat~ with the same management, organizati~
structure, business image, identity and philosophy that has made-Lingo Real
Estate a continuing leader in the Real Estate Industry. More importantly, our
associates will continue to provide you with the best possible service enhanced
by the additional strength and excellent reputation of a major national
corporation.
We are sure that you will benefit from our expanded marketing programs and
we hope that you will share our enthusiasm and confidence in Grubb & Ellis.
Sincerely,
Bruce B. Barsamian
' Vice President
. NEWPORT BEACH
2-123 San Joaq.uin Hills
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644-7020
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The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm
llEW LIT~ 111•• m .. -1h acre overlooking the bay
and Balboa Island. The view is fabulous! Disolving part-
nership. Just $850,000.
'l•I •• SS I 111111 -Rugged white water view
ovefiookjng a 98Cluded cove and beach. Lots.of glass to
capture the dtauatic vistaS-and beautiful tropical garden.
4 bdrms. Fumal dining room. den and hobby shop.
Asking $2,350,000. Owner wtll finance.
flln - H ME -Fabulous unobstructed VtEW
of the bay, oc _,aid night tights! ~pacious 2 bd~ ~d
den home in this Yf!1fY choice location. Large swammmg
pool. A great value. $750,000 inctuding the land.
1429 Dolphin Terrace. Open Sat & Sun 1-5
111•1 • • l9llE -Terrific location near Begonia
Part and just a short walk to the beaeh. Older 2 bdrm
home wilh 1ots of potential. If you are handy, see what you
can make out of this one. Just $198,500. r II FEET•• llt -Beautifully decorated 4 bdrm and den
home with PRIVATE pier and float. Large bayside patio
done In used bride. Formal dining room, hobby shop and
breakfast room. The low $995,000 price includes the land.
415 North Star Lane. Open Sun 1-5
• Clllll-Located.on one of the largest lots -dramatic
high ceilings,• bdrms, spectacular outdoor entertainment
area with spa. 40 foot poot, bit in wet bar and B.B.Q.
Reduced to $695,000.
111111 •-. 11•,111 -Cute well maintained 2 bdrm
home on fUll size R-2 lot. Areplace, built in kitchen, sunny
patio. Walking distance to shopping and public transpor-
tation. Room to build 2nd unit.
(714)673-4400 .
IW, 11•1, • WESTCUFF -Soon to be gone! Charming 2
bdrm, 2 bath condo near Mariners Park. Fireplace, bar
and deluxe kitchen. Overlooks private community poof
Substantially reduced to just $119,500.
Sii ii IUTEI Piil -Well located 4 bdrm home near
South Coast Plaza and fwys. Woodburning fireplace, bit In
kitchen, carpets and drapes. A terrific "starter" home at
$139,900.
Ill-Fa.Lit -See this lovely 3 bdrm home near the
park in popular IRVINE TERRACE. Large lot gives your
home room to grow as your family does. Circular drive-
way, formal dining and even a green house. $347,300
includes the land.
111,111MWI1111 PEI•· -Close in Costa Mesa 2 bdrm,
21h bath condo like new. Attached 2 car garage, fireplace,
small yard and just a few doors from the private communi-
ty spa. $108,000 full price.
•Ill Ill 1111 llPLD -Located just 2 blocks from the
beach! 3 bdrm owner's unit with fireplace and beam
ceilings. Large 2 bdrm apartment with private porch. 4 car
garage. Well maintained and priced right at $309,000.
111.f ClllSE YIEW -Solid oak country charm with French
windows and doors overtooktng the 5th fairway. 2 bdrms
and d.en condo. 2 car garage. Private community swim-
ming pool and tennis court. A terrific value reduced to
$335,000.
78 Sea Island, Open Sun. 1-5
llCllTRTIUU.Y ITlllllll -One of Corona del Mar's
most outstanding homes located just steps from bay and
ocean beaches with a fabulous OCEAN VIEW. Designed
by renowed architect Paul Thoryk and featured in Home
and Garden Magazjne. This distinctive 3 bdrm, 3 bath
home is one you will long remember. $850,000 .
. (213) 628-2828
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
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NEW LISTING
TO SAY "f'r8 A LOT ~OF
HOUSE" Isn't enough! tt's huge;
It's beautlfult 5 bdrms +s 2 bdrm
rental, near beach In CdM. Only
$685.000.
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$298,000 .................................. 2012 Port Bristol, NB
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$375,000 ................... 320 Seaward, Shoredtffs COM _..in.,..,•Wn1.z .....................
$399,000 .... 1230 Sand Key, Harbor View HJHs, COM
(LJ $ f( ..... ).._ .. ,....., .....
$260,000 .......... 523 A\1'8n6da Campo, The Bluffs N.B.
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$1,000,000 ............................ 3335 Ocean Blvd, COM
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$395,000 ................................. -...... 315 Orchid, COM
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$280,000 ............................ 715 BelMs, E.astblutf, N.B.
......... 1-.1 ....... ,.. ........ ..
$189,900 .......................................... 4&4 Gaviota. NB
e..ees,...,. l .......... ~ -..... $385,000 UH.............................. 58 Beacon Bay, NB
I 111,111 Te l2ll,MI I
*11 .uT PUD MU -2 bdrm, 2 bath; fresh
paint, carpet; nk::e patio, near comm pool/spa.
Only $78,900
... -~ • 1111111 .... -Redwood
Interior, skytlghta, French doon, open to grassy
yard, 3 bdrms -2 ba, quiet cul de sac. $179,000
111111 E. Ill 11• 1 Sb -2 bdrm, 2 bath,
immac, view deck, Walk to everything. Incl
Comm pool/spa. S 169,000
lllff llM'W -3 bdrm, 3 baths, 1850 sq ft, end
unit, patio, nk::e decor. Only $189,900
...._.. JIW 1111• -Brand new! 3 bdrm, 3 ba,
frplce In master suite and ltv rm., trench doors,
patio and sundeck. $209,000
111111 E. Ill~ -Rental units, 2 bdrm, 1
bath, fireplace In each untt. Beamed celllngs,
wood floors. $239,000. . h
DP..U I PUI -3 bdrm, fam rm., country feel
thru-oot, Bluffs gmbtt location. $260,000
...,_ Pllfllf -In Harbor VMlw. Large 4 bdrm
family home with spa. Only $298,000
Mii ma -This will be sotdt 3 Bdrm,
sharp, Gtean, 2 trptcs, assume loan, near pool,
tennis etc. $298,000
f.llTa9f &TIUltm -Attractlvety decorated,
beautlfulty maintained, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, family
rm, near schools. $289,000.
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1Em1 Tm ftlY-IM IW'l I am llDITTI
-He's Ken Rizzotto, and between Ken and
Janie they've already sold 1 home and have 3
excellent listings. This popular Newport
Beach/Corona d~ Mar couple joined Unique
Homes in January and flt right In with the active,
accomplished otftce sales team. The Rizzotto's
are planning a suocessfut, Unique, real estate
career.
I 1111,111 Te un.-I
• ._.. -Like a modern mountain retreat,
trees, cut glass, oak flooring and rentals, only
$335,000
~RD -In~ Model, 4 bdrm, 2
frplces, perfect conditl&t. comm. tennis, pool,
spa. $339,000
• m1111 .... -Areplace In liv. rm., and
family rm, ~ In serene setting, some ocean
view In HVH. $360,000 "
111-.m m • -Prime area, 4 bdrms with
cornef' lot, patio, French doors and frplces In liv,
fam rooms. Only $375,000 Fee
.-AT EIH 111111 -HVH Broadmoor, 5 bdrm,
!Mngle story t>ad<s to natur~like open space,
skylights, spa. near comm pool. ~79,500
(lsehfd)
11111 .. Tl NI--delightful COM lo-
catlonl 2 bdrm, 2 bath classic, tge mstr suite,
den, enclosed patio yard. $380,000
..US --Very private, 2 bdrm, 3 bath, In
Beacon Bay, patio, spa and comm. tennis.
Spectal at $385,000
lllTMD •Ill UY -2 In Beacon Qayl Steps to
beaCh and dock, view potential, financing at
$385,000
IEW USTllC
ONE BEOROOll CONDO Per-
fect for beach IMng, Hke-nu con-
dition, bright, al'l feet In CdM
near shops, etc. 189,000.
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PIEYIEW • •••IE REii rt DIE
A 45' lot South of the hlghw.,
for welt under S200,,000.
An lmmacu .. te Somenet H. Y. HomM • with
pool/ape.
Corona del Mar'• famoua Sprtne Prom.nede
on April a.
An edult home wtth bnetht.ldng w'-of Ille
harbor end reat of the wcwtd. •~ of • mmon.
lbry VonGeldem to '9COl'd a $1.5 lft .... Ule.
.. WI' ... NW au -Spacious Burlingame
4 bdrm ptus lge rec. rm .• canyon views, owner
wants out! $439,000 .
11111& m Ill llJ.,_ -Canyon views, yet
spacious 3 bdrm, fam rm and viewing deck. A
special home. Owner /agent. $465,000.
J ....... 2 um -1 fireplace on a 45' lot,
n~ blocks to beach, a charming home, yard,
nlghborhood. $395,000.
• 111111 JIWRI• -Light, airy, 2 bdrm, den
and 2 baths. Property priced at $335,000.
..... -mtD -1900 sq ft, bright
w/beam ceilings, 3 large bdrms, rental Is 1500
sq ft, 2 bdrms, nr footbridge. $385,000
• , .. • -3 bdrms, 2 bath, 1 frplca on a 45'
lot, 1'11 blocks to beach, a charming home, yard,
neigh~. $385,000
111•n Lin -Sport court, covered patlo and
pride of ownership, 4 bdrm, H.V. Hills, nr park.
$399,000
m111 UY llLmT -3 bdrm, 2 mstr auttes up,
office type down. OeUghtful gardens, views.
$430,000 LH
I 1111,111 • " l
•nun UY ... fmT -3 bdrm. 2 stry wtth 2
trptcs and large patios. Perfect for enter1alntng,.
comm. dock. $775,000
mlmllml WIEW -on Corona dee Mar Cliffs
overtooklng entire Newport Harbor. 3 units, wtth
decks and magnificent views. $875,000
--. MT WIU ,.. .. -3 bdrm, hugs the
cliffs over beach, surf, jetty, cata11na and
sunsets. Anance: owner. Price: a mMMont
111111 m. • • • nn -Loou tatortc. Hvee contempory, 4 bdrms, 4500 IJQ. ft Md gr8nd
porch ove(1ooklng the vast Pactftc. Pn111nted at
$1,750,000
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PACIRC COAST HIGHWAY AT MKARnfUR BOULEVARD IN CORONA DEL MAR
1u,111 ,.. m11n11
Spyglass view home. Plemntly uJ)lr8ded 4 bdrm
home with .a Mediterranean Oavor. Courtyard
with bubbling fountain. Marble mast.er bath apa,
st.earn ,room. Built-in bar, plus other custom
appointmerua. A.\.unabJe Joan. C.all MARIA
BEROOVlT'L.
111• IUL ... •11• PllfBft
2 bdnn, 2 bath owner's unit w/fireplace, open
beam ceiling. K.itchen, liv nn and master bdrm all
open onto bright, IUDDY patio. One bdrm lncome
unit. Separate lalmdry room. 3-car garage. Excel-
lent rental area. A great buy at $275,000. C.all
BINNIE DDroN ..... --Spacious 4 .bdrm. family room home in quiet .
aerene area of Harbor View Hilla. 'nle park is at
your back door and the pool is a abort distaooe
away. Priced to lel1 quickly at $320,000 L .H . To
view call TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD
Tllllll----Upgraded executive condo. 2 bdnn. 2~ bath &
study. Marble fireplace. tile entry, mini blinds,
community pool, t.ennia. aa.e to beaches.
Motivated aeller. $167,500. C.all FRED POUIAN.
....... F.-r .... I ...
Attractive 3 bdrm unit situated on a quiet cul de
sac with unobstructed view of bay, swweta. 3
patios, family room. $340,000. C.all BINNIE
DIXON.
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Cczy 3 bdrm. 1 ~ bath home with hardwood
floors. brick fireplace large yard. Eswellent lo-
cation cloee to IChools and shopping. All for
$184,900. c.aJ..I DONNA ~TER.
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Two buildings available. 3 bdrm owners unit
w/fireplace plus three 2 bdrm units. High demand
area cloee to beach. All have garages. $340 000
each building. Seller m..t calh out. ¥B
SCUIT.
lllEWFll,_I._ ----··---High on the cliff with a breathtaking_ 180° view of
ocean. bay. and Catalina Ia1and. Custom-built
home. Quality decor throughouL 3 bdnm plua
8ep&J'8te. . in..J.aw quarters or maids room.
$698,000. c;'all SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE
DABOLT. ~
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Designer owner has decorated her home with
plant.at.ion sbuttera, beveled rnirron & custom
Ooon. Light & airy with akylights. 2 muter
IU.ites. High l"'nnahte 1()11, bm. Asking $229,000.
C.all MARILYN HILL.
...... ,. 111' ..
Of ooean, bay, Catalina. Fabulous location on
street to street lot. Tremendoua opportunity for
expansion or an ideal borne for couple. Call
OOROO'HY HARDCASTLE.
111 Pllfll'I -Fii nm 11111
4411 + se. ·n . ..,., IE.Ill -
147' bay fnJni.ge w/private dock for 70' boat -4
bdnns + convertible study, 4 ~ baths. formal
dining room and step-down living room -Separ-
ate master wing w/sitting room. fireplace & twin
walk-in cloeeta -Offered with land for $1, 700,000.
~ble financing. Call TODDY SMITH or
DON DeTHOMAS.
.............. IF..,.
OXJice waterfront location wit!l pier & slip for 65'
yacht. Cczy traditional home ready to move into.
3 bdrm. 3 ~ baths plus exciting nautical room.
Now $950.000. Call JOYCE DABOLT or SALLY
SHIPLEY:
u"" ~ 1111 • ---... Lovely 3 bdrm home w/library, woda00tn &
greenhouae. Huge outdoor entertairunent are.a
w/pool, apa. gounnet BBQ & wet bar. Only
$340,000. Call DONNA ~TER.
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Highly upgraded end unit with partial bay view.
Bright and amny with dramatic vaulted. beamed
ceilings and expanded stone fireplace. Large
endcwd patio near pool. Large asswnable loan.
$225,000. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE
DABOLT. • .
.. , ..... 211111 ••••
Near new 2 bdrm. 1 ~ beth condo. One enclced
garage, pool and lpa. Good quiet location and
leaU'ity gate. Call DONNA WEBSn!R.
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Upgraded & imrneculate 3 bdrm end unit w/largie
encloeed patio overlooking gnienbelL Excellent
location near pool & shopping center. Call
SALLY SIDPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT.
ll.IFFI, 111111 1111
Spacious 4 bdnn "G " plan recently u..,...W.
Bricht and sunny with extra large patio and
exterior balcony surrounding living room. Walk
to shopping cent.er. $210,000. Land quote ONLY
$28,176! Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE
DABOLT. .• .,. •.•
4 bdrm Newport Beach heme. Prof. landlcaped
w/many amenities incl. entry courtyard. formal
dining room, lg fam nn w/wet bar & fireplace.
spacious bldst area. master bdrm wlbalcony and
mini·view, sec system, pool & spa, 3-c.ar garage &
lndry rm. $380,000. Call BINNIE DIXON.
ILIFFl "lm lf&~
Expanded front row end unit o1oolirina Newport'•
prestigious back bay. Built by the dev~.loper of the
Bluf fa as his penon.al residence on 1 'h lots with
180' view . Features sunk.en conversation area and
built-in wet bar. $439,000 including land. C.all
SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE D.ABOLT.
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Decorator perfect 2 bdrm. 1 ~ bath condo beside a
babbling brook. Fireplace, pool. 2<ar attached
garage & covered carport. Take over $91.000 loan.
Asking only $110,900. Call MA.Rn... YN lllLL.
IDT,_ IYIUTY •Ill NP• -
2 bdrm, 2 bath end unit. Formal dining room.
Lovely deck with view of n!9erVOir & mountains.
Move-in condition. Camm pool & tennis. Great
financ ing. $315,000. Call MARILYN
TWITCHELL.
PllFllllll .... -11111.
Designers Meditemmean Contemporary Villa.
4400 eqlL on a lot and a half in C.onma del Mar.
Private pool. sauna and indoor jacuzzi. A mast
aoph.isticated residence with amenitie9 too numer-
ous to list. Call LINDA TAGLIANE'ITL .........
A rare opportunity to own one of the are8I
lancfiDark homes on Ocean Blvd. The channinc
residence with rambling rooms is remini8cent of a
past era. Located on a spacious 65X140 corner lot
with a panoramic view from Dana Point to Palos
Verdes. Realistically priced at $1,100,000. C.all
BINNIE DIXON.
The firm with the Beverly Hiiis/Paim Desert connection
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759-9100
# 2 Corporate Plaza Newport Center
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DOVER SHORES Spectacular
vtew ... Luxurious four bedroom home. Etched
glass double door entry. Oak fireplace mantel
and step-down oad bar. Large master bedroom
and dressing area. Jacuzzi with Its own entrance
and bathtbom. Circular dining room. Large
patio complete with poot and spa ....... $995,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ... Country French. Af>-
proxlmatety 5500 square feet of IMng space.
Four bedrooms. Four baths. Nine foot c8'tings
throughout downstairs. FormaJ dlntng room.
Spacious famlty room with antique fireplace.·
Complete gourmet kitchen with built-kl refriger-
ator, sub-zero freezer and barbeque. Alr con-
ditioning and complete stereo system. A FOR-
EVER VIEW!. ........................................ $895,000
DOVER SHORES ... Seventy feet on the water.
The perfec1 setting for comfortaa. family living
and grack>us entertaining. Dock for large boat.
Large luxuriant yard. Spacious four bedrooms.
New carpet throughout. Freshly painted. ~
modeled kitchen with stained glass windows. '
~ Security system .................. $795,000 Leasehold
. ·~ .. DOVER SHORES . . . Enchanting view home. f Two master bedrooms in one wing. Third
bedroom with own entry and private bath in
other wing. Spectacular sit-down view of ocean,
upper bay and Fashion Island. All rooms open to
indoor dehumidified poot. With approximatety
S200,000 down, seller wtll carry first trust deed
at 10% for five years, or at 11•1. for seY8fl years.
No points. No prepayment. ........... S7.c8,000 Fee
DOVER SHORES ... Designer's home. Approx-
lmatety 4000 square feet of living space. Lovely
bay view enjoyed from entire IMng area plus
master bedroom. Huge family room with custom
walnut 19Unken bar and wine storage. Four
spacious bedrooms ... one ideally located for
maid or guests. Oen easily convertible to fifth
bedroom. Super gourmet kitchen with lat word
In equipment. Security system ............ $725,000
CAMEO SHORES ... By the sea. by the beauti-
ful sea ... Ocean view llvtng is a dream most of us
share. This lovety four bedroom home has a
fabulous 180 degree view from most rooms.
Other features Include new carpet and paint in
pteasant neutral tones, a very private
courtyard with sparkling pool, and automatic
sprinklers. Three private beaches within easy
walking dtstanoe ................................... $629,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30 ......... 4639 Trem~t Lane
DOVER SHORES ... Spectacular bay vtew.
Extr80f'dlnary home with retractable roof. Ave
bedrooms ... one Ideally suited for maid's quar-
ters. Including private bath. Spacious indoor
atrium with large wet bar. Sparkling pool and
spa. Full security system .... $610,000 Leasehold
Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30 ........... 1362 Galaxy Drive
UYCREST ... Elegant In fNfJJfY respect ... ftoor
ptan, sae of rooms and decor. Even the light
fixtures suggest quality. Four spacious
bedrooms upstairs. Richly appointed master
fUite downstairs.. Frenoh doors and windows.
Luxuriantty planted yard with poot Fee land
................................... , ....................•..... $550,000
Open Son 1-4:30 ............... 1528 Santiago Drive
DOVER SHORES ... Beautifully situated three
bedroom hOme on very prtvated' street, only one
block long. Cozy den wittr wet bar oY&nooldng
lovely dedc and fabulous view of water and night
lights. Property highty upgraded Including new
roof. large pool neetted among volcanic rock
with watertal lending to the trop6C81 at-
mosphere. Three car gar11ge plue 9llOther half
for storage and laundry ....................... $550,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30....... 106' P.cadot Drive
Lmo ISLE ... Great opportunity. Single story.
Four bedrooms. Three baths. Extra a..ge fifty
five foot wide k>t. .. street to strada. Exchange for
largest ~ In Leisure Wortd ............ $550,000
BACK BAY AREA ... Beautiful near-new cus-
tom home in guarded community. OU.. floors,
doors, cabfnet8 and staircases. Ave ftrePlaces.
Leaded glass wtndows and doots. Forty 8tMlfl
hundred square feet of living space. fhe
spacious bedr~. Alt flftiah wort< wtM be com-
plete before dose of esuow ... includtng land-
scaptng and waterfaJI.. ......................... $500,000
SEAVEW . . . Tastefully decorated .. Four
bedrooms. Expanded "Port Royal" model. Cus-
tom doors with leaded glass. Shuttered win-
dows. Couryard spa in attractive tile. belightful
view of city lights .................................. $485,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30 ....... 2027 Yacht Defender
IRVINE TERRACE ... Choice k>catlon1 Lovely
traditional famlty home. Four bedrooms.
Step-down IMng room. Formal dining room.
Open kitchen with skylight. Separate breakfast
area. Extra large family room with fireplace.
Used brtck patio. Low maintenance planting.
Excellent curb appeal ................... $475,000 Fee
DOVER SHORES ... Elegant. Two stories. High-
ly ~rable area. Restful bad< bay view. Four
spacious bedrooms. One bedroom and bath
Ideal for guests or maid. Beamed ceiling In
family room. Sparkling pool In courtyard. Owner
wtll assist with financing ....................... $475,000
Open Son 1-4:30.................. 1624 Antigua Way
BAYCREST ... Complete privacy ... your own
litt1e wor1dl Wrought-iron gated court yard
entry. Three bedrooms. Cozy famlty room with
fireplace and stepdown wet bar. Completely
tiled kitchen. Formal dining room. Immense rear
patios. Adequate space for pool ......... $455,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30 ........ 1215 Mariners Drive
CUFF HAVEN ... Custom two-story home de-BA YCREST . . . Spacious four bedroom, four
CL.FF HAVEN ..• Fantaatic fOl'9\W WMt Older
two-story home. Three bedr~ two baths.
One bedroom guest unit ovet ttv-. car garege
hu a k>Yely vtew of baY. and oce.n. LMg8 brick
patio. A GREAT POTENTIAL FOR LARGE CUS-
TOM HOME. Aslumable $322,ooef loan. Fee
land .•. you own ltl. ................................• $435.000
BAYCREST .•. Lovety contemporary home on
one of the better streets In Baycreet. Four
bedrooms. High ceilings. Two ftnlplaicee. Wet
bar in f8f11Hy room. Large lot. 90 x 112~ with pool.
Three car garage .. R111fstlcely· pttced et
.............................................................. $425.000
WESTCUFF ... Quaffty and comfort we the key
words In delcnbing this elegMt home. Custom
buftt by Presley and decorated by Arthur
Valdez. Four spacious bedrooma. Cozy ftrepl-=e
In IMng room. Two-way fireplace In femly room
and kitchen. Gourmet kitchen 'wfth .,atlng ....
Spalt(llng pool and spa. Security aystem. Three c. garage ............................................ $425,000
BA YCREST . . . Custom built five bedroom
home. One bedroom and bath Ideally k>cal9d for
maid or guests. Pool size yard. Three car garage
with extra storage. Home has apprOJCJmatety
3000 square feet of ttvtng spaiee. l.ar9' comer
location ................................................. $425,000
COROilA DEL MAR ... Very delirable vacant
A:-3 lot. Rare bay view. Great locatlQn for a large
home or two condominiums. Owner wil .fc*lt
venture with quallfled deY81oper .......... $3SO,OOO
BA YCREST . . . Ex1raordinary four bedroom,
four bath home. Impressive atrium with retract-
able roof. Plasantly enhanced with lush plant-
ings. lounging area and wet bar. AM· rooms are
enlar~ through artistic uae of bet4 ale d glass
mirrors. Family room with fireplace. Formal
dining room. Low maintenance yard. Vert pri-
vate patio ............................................. $339,000
Open Sun 1-4:30 ........... 1826 Tradewinda Lane
HARBOR HIGHLANDS . . . Attractive four
bedroom home. Conveniently located. Etndent
security system. Significant upgrading. Fenced
swtmming pool. Owner might carry ftrst or
second trust' deed. JUST REDUCED
.................................................... NOW $269,000
UNIVERSITY PARK . . . Four spacious
bedrooms. The ''Kensington'' model. Features
include atrium, patio, flrepit and fenced yard.
Backs to greenbelt. Community pool, spa and
tennis court nearby .............................. $225,000
BACK BAY AREA ... Three bedrooms.. Cul de
sac neighborhood. Large ltvtng room with fire-
place. Family/dining room wtih gas fireplace.
Modern kitchen with mlcrowave .......... $188,000
Open Sun 1-4:30.................. 2302 Falrhlll Drive signed for comfort and gracious entertaining. bath home. Excellent floor plan. Designed and
Four spacious bedrooms, Including two mas1er bullt by the prominent builder, Ivan Wells. Hand-HARBOR HIGHLANDS • . . Immaculate. Three
suites. The view windows provide a dally inspira-~ exterior with a olrcular drive. An ideal bedrooms. Large living room wtth brick ftre-
tlon. Beautiful use of woods throughout. Lush environment for entertaining and family enjoy-place. Formal dining room overlooking trellla
gardens. Large pool and spa. Separate green ment. Swfmmet's sparkling poof ......... $435,000 covered, tlted patio. Manicured yard.
house. Complete security system ........ $595,000 Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30 ........ 1628 Santiago Drive JUST REDUCED $6,000 ........... ,NOW $179.000
We have a number; ot excellent buys ranging from $85,000 -$219,000 ·
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1617 WESTCLIFF~DRfVE 831 :..7300
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What can you ay M>out
.... Nelfport 8wlt ~
cation llndmstl? Sttullted
on 4 Iota wnta own white
~ & the BEST location
8V91M'e. this 4 bedloom
Q*1111 dallic .. truly
onMJf +«lndt
12.850.000.
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MIYE, #II Liii
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One of the finest to come
8VllHable in this 24 hour
l8CUrity high-riae condo. 2
bedrooms & 2Yl baths.
Poot, spa + a fabulous
view of the ocean & bay.
8reat assumable loan.
$675,000.
Thia 3 BR, 2 BA dolhou8e
feetur• private pool + ..,. + al new carpet &
paint. Full MCUrtty, huge
~ loan. Buy It for
$159.500.
Aneet b9yfroftt locale In
Newport Beach w / 5
bedrooms. 5'.4 bett'8 & •
credible .... Huge dock
for 70-bcMD. ~ ,.
p91ted & csp•d. Excel-
lent buy & OM*' .. con-
--1at. 11.500.000.
~YIEW
Thia 4 BR -Fmnly room
home is at the end of a cul
de sac In a ou-ded gate
community. Profealonatty
decorated & has views of
the ocean & city nite lites.
AH this for ~9,500. Sener
wftl . assist in financing to
qualfted buyer.
Wonderful f.mty home
w/terrtfc W1W of night Mt•
& ocean. 4 bedrooms.
HUGE yard w/pool. 1P9 &
cabMaJ The ultimate In
privacy. New gourmet
kitchen. Owner wants .,..
offer. Miik• ttt $1.295.000.
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Tsrtfic 3-story home on
the lagoon w/5 bedrooma
& 4'.4 baths. Huge dock for
3 boats & tennis court
right next doort Owner
wants to 981 NOWI V.art
&. ready to ma1e In. Eay
financing. S 1.295,000.
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CUstom gotf courM w/4
bedrooms & 4 baths +
very private pool & spa.
Wonderful locale on
cul-c:te.sac. Move-in con-
dition. Will trade (down).
Lowest price custom in the canyon $995,000.
Open Sun 1-5.
Channing 4 bedroom & 3
bath home right on the
beech w/maln channel lo-
cation. tt•s the lowest
priced on the Nord side.
and the owner wilt con-
sider a trade. Reduced
$300,000 to $999 ,50011
Open Hae. Sun. 1-4
211l llSTI •1111
"11111.IFFS"
Magnificent .. E.. Plan
w/outstandlng view of
Beck Bay & city tights. Up-
gr.sed 3 Bdrm home
w/extflilit• t ..... MoYe--1n
condition. Aaaumabte
financing. Must eee to llP-
prec:iale. 1395,000 Fee.
Open Sun 12-...
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The price ... bem'I ..
duCl9d $1.200,000 an ..
8,000 lqWU'e foot, :.
bedloom, 7 battt cwtotn
w/pool, ape and OC89I\ &
bay .. to catdt your
breath. Way underprtced.
but what a dealt S, 1,795.000.
--n lnlDS n. UIE
Vacant & ready to move in,
this 5 bedroom, right on
the 19th fairway, ~
a pool & 8P8 and OH, what
curb apJ>eal. XLNT as-
sumable financing. Asking
$1, 195,000.
Open Sun 1-5 .
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This DOLLHOUSE fea-
tures 3 bedrooms & 3
baths w/french doors &
windows throughout •
VERY private Poof & IP9 +
In-law quarter& None bet-
ter In the Canyon.
$550,000 w/-.nable.
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Truly a do9aouse & avail-
able immeclmelyl This 3
bedroom ch-armer
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Lovely 2 BR. den borne-prime cul-de-sac location.
end w\it.. Wonderful garden setting w/mature
landscaping. Private community. Martha Macnab
MH•n S2ll,lll
1 bedroom Dnmatic main bay view. Completely
refurbi!Jbed unit includes new kitchen, baths,
carpet. and tile. Excellent location in full security
building. Boat slip avciil.able. Marth.a Macnab
•••-sin.-Highly dfJli.rab&e 4 BR., family home in Wescliff
area. 3 full baths. extra lg. rms. Formal living &
dining plm family nn. Extra lg. yard, beautifully
landscaped. Ind. land. Martha Macnab
MTW M -SlllllSIT" SMl,111
5 BR, formal dining nn., fam rm., with lots of
paneling & french doors & windows. Pool & spa.
Great family home. Close to community park.
Price reduction-good financing available. Donna
Godshall
UL.Ill uw11n 11.-,-
0utst:imdinl Bayfront location with private. pier
and fioal Sweeping Main Channel view. Dra-
matic~ suite, 3 BR, 3 baths with guest suite
including ki1cben and gar. Good assumable loan.
June Divis
,_ II 9'11m ... CUZllY 12._..
3 BR or 2 & den. Completely remodeled iNide
and out. Fftncb doors & windows. Large kitchen
w/eating ..._One-third of an acre. Room for
pool. Hane stalls. Including land. Beverly
Morphy ....... 12..-
3 BR. Huge living rm, separate dining. step-down
den with fireplace on cul-de-sac. Beverly Morphy
..... 11,111.-
This 5 bedroom 4 ~ bath unique single level
custom home borders the 14th fairway in this
exclusive gate guarded oorrununity. The very
finest of appointments throughout. A spacious
pool and spa are enhanced by a very secluded
location. Danny Bibb
11r11 -11111 PDFHJ s1...-aare "Lucerne" with panoramic ocean, bay light
views. 3 BR, 3 BA, lam rm, 3 fireplaces master BR
with retreat. Lots of plantation shutters, mold-
lngs, oak built-ins and marble. Maureen White &
Ed Eacano ....,_9LD ., ......
2 nice units ln Corona del Mar with wonderful
potential. Ideal foe starter buyers or investors.
The price is right for evesybody! Coby Ward
OPEN HOUSES
UTlllAY
BELCOURT Silt.... N 111.llllT a ..
2 BR. FR, Pool. + Spa l-5 Joan Lewis • HARBOR RIDGE 12,411,MI 12 laOI
4 BR. FR. Pool. + Spa 1-5 Ed FAcano
BIG CANYON Slll,lll #I fM SLIT U
5 BR, FR. Pool 1-5 Sandie FUc
LIDO 11 ... ,MI m N~--
6 BR, FR, Waterfront 1-5 Joan Lewis
IPEI MISES SIHIY
NEWPORT HTS 1271.... --..F a
3 BR. FR 1-5 Mary Lou Marion
HVH SEA WIND PH• 2212 NIT LDWm
5 BR, FR 1 :30-5 Maxine Propp
HARBOR RIDGE 11,411.... 11·SU lll&IT1ll
4 BR. FR, Spa l -5 Ed E8cano
BA YSHORES U..,_ 2142 OllCU llM
4 BR 1-5 Dona Chichester
DOVER SHORES N ll,lll 221 mTl IT•
4 BR, FR. Wtrfmt l-4 Paula Bailey
CAMro HGHLNDS UM• a Wini
4 BR. FR 1-5 Martha MacNab
llU ..US SATlllAY I SlllAY
CAM:OO SHORES 11,tl l,Mt
6 BR FR Pool Wtrfmt 1-5 Sat.
1-5 Sun.
CAMro SHORES .......
4 BR, FR, Pool. Spa 1-4 SiUSun
BIG CANYON 11,171,111
5 BR, FR, Pool. Spa 1-5 SaUSun
HARBOR RIDGE 11,171,111
4 BR. FR 1:30-5 SaUSun
111.,..
Colby Ward
PoUy Joh.ns10n .,,_..
Donna Godshall
M ll'fll IT • .-
Danny Bibb
I SUIDUTlll
Belle Part.ch
EUUIT ,._•TUI S1,Hl,MI
This 4 BR, 4 'h BA, forma.l dining rm, 4 fireplaces,
family nn, library w/extensive oak woodwork,
huge living nn, 4 car garage home with swim-
ming pool & spa ~ been designed to of fer the
ultimate in privacy & elegance in prestigid4:.&s •
Harbor Ridge. Maureen White/F.d F.scano
•'T ml Tiii IE S2ll,MI
Great home for entertaining. All rooms open on to
patio. Bright 3 BR, 2 BA family rm or den +
dining. Separate fenced yard for children. Mary
Lou Marion
UYFMT Slll ...
A marvelous bayfront home. 60 feet on the bay. 4
BR, sunroom, beautiful lg fonna.l living rm, den ,
master suite, oversized bayfroot terrace, dock for
50 ft. yacht. You own the land. Barbara Aune
Ulm.Ml &TTllTlll S114,IM
Ideal townhome for a single, or a couple. All
amenities including community pool & spa. 2 BR,
library, fireplace and wet bar. Low down pay-
ment should buy this. Lucy Rose
.. OAIYM . Mll,lll
Former home of well known musician includes ·
soundproof rehearsaJ room, 3 BR, 2 ~ BA and i
lovely gardens with spa. Ideally located on choice
comer with high walls for privacy. Lucy 1'e.e
644-620:0
111111t a• 11•1am 1111,111
4 BR, 21h BA exquisite home featuring oak
cabinets. All new interior, pool. spa. Security
gated community. Sandie Fix
Ula WITDFMT -1111,111
Beautiful 2-story Mai Kai located on Corona del
Mar bayfront. 4 BR or 3 BR & conv. den. Huge
patios & decks. Gorgeous jetty view. Fee land.
Beverly Morphy
PMITI IUlll UY WllDfMIT 11•,IH
Prestigious bayfront with sandy beach & com-
munity tennis plus slip available for 20' boat, 3 BR + den in main house plus 2 BR & 2 BA. R-2
attached unit. Great sunsets on open harbor
views.
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The finest of quality 4 BR, 4 ~ BA. library,
paneled family rm, fonnal dining rm home. All on
a spacious pool siz.ed lot. Owner will exchange,
excellent financing available. Newly lilted.
Danny Bibb
• UIYll-PITll1llL I ,_ 11•,111
Unbelievable Opportunity with top Jocatioo &
low price. 4 BR, 3 BA. Pool sized lot all awaiting
you. Danny Bibb
• UITIN ... IJ Lllltm Sl.,_
This 3 BR, 2 'h BA customized home has all the
quality you would expect from this prestigious
location. Features an incredible kitchen. Awaiting
your gourmet thoughts. Danny Bibb
-. •111• IW mam Slll,IM
Beautifully located "Lautrernont" w /exceptional
view of coastline, ocean & city lights. Th.is is tntly
an exceptional buy in one of Newport's most
prestigious neighborhoods. Anita Schandel
PllRIT MY Fii llVEITll S1 .....
Tri-level "S" Plan in excellent Eastbluff neigh·
borhood. This home features 3 BR and is located
close to community pool. Owner will consider
lease option. Anita Schandel
Ullll WI IT IT'S FlllS1 12,IM,111
This elegant Country English estate offers the
finest craftsmanship available in custom home
construction. The beautifully landacaped grounds
and cobblestone courtyard are secured by electric
entry gates. 4 bedrooms. each ensuite, plus a
Mast.er Suite with fabulOus view plus a jacuzzi
tub and a habitat sauna. Ed Eecano/Maureen
White
.IUll lE IUD 1111,111
Single story -2 BR, den, 2 BA home, behind
guard gate. Tennis courts & swimming pools,
$365,000. F.ci Fa:ano/Maureen White
LEmll F .... 11.E-SW•FDI S1M ...
Open & spacious floorplan with 3 bedrooms & 2
baths. New decorator wallpaper, new interior
carpet and paint. Try low down for quaJified
buyer. Maureen White/Ed Eacano
Orange County ReaJ Estate/An Advertising supplement to thit OAJLV PILOT/Saturdey, M.-ch 31, 1984 -
OPEN SATURDAY 1-4:30
• 1083 DOVER DRIVE, Newport Beach ... Lovely condo In Westcliff area,
walk to shops. 2 bedrooms, 21/t baths, community pool & clubhouse.
fireplace, 2 car ga~age. Low downpayment. Priced at $137,000.
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-4:30
1331 GALAXY, Dover Shores ... Spectacular home with bay & ocean
view. Indoor pool with retractable roof, vaulted ceilings with walls of
glass. 4 bdrms, 4 baths + powder rm, air conditioning. Security system.
YOU OWN THE LAN0.$985.000.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4:30
1205 NORTH BAYFRONT, Balboa lsland ... PRICE REOUCEO ... With pier
and sllp. This custom home Is 90°/o com~ted. Great floo( plan, 3
bdrms, 2~ baths, large fam. rm. ~925,000.
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This super view Is just part of this beautifully remodeled bayfront.
Fantastic master suite with Jacuzzi & steam shower. Dock for large
boat. $1,495,000.
IEWPllT WCI llYFlllTS
l'll•llUllllM IH0,111
Exceptional home on Promonto~ Say. Features
4 bdrms, 3 baths, den, 3 car garage, slip for 45'
boat and side-tie. Owner wlll consider ex-
change.
"' Ull -· 11,ffl,111 .. Super view,of bay activity. Slip with many
etectrlcal outlets. Ideal for sportflsher. To see,
call for appointment.
YI& Liii .. '1,I00,111
This bayfront has absolutely everything. Decor-
ated In the finest of taste. 5 bdrms, 4 baths, 2
fireplaces, spa. dock for 2 boats. By appoint-
ment only.
111 LM PAii llM 1211,111
SHARP BAYFRONT Ht-RISE, corner location,
moV&-tn condition. Community slips & pool.
Security bldg. Sub. parking.
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121 Ull PAii llM Miii MG,IOI
Located on the first. floor with a relaxing "sit
down" view of the bay. Beautifully decorated
wtth a light bright feeUng. Large master suite +
convertible den, 2 fu;u>aths. Slip available.
YIA I.Ill SM 11,411,000
Boat dock & sandy beach. Large bedrooms,
high ceilings. Near club house & tennis courts.
Nm lllUS 11, 111,111
Newly decQrated with ·luxurious carpet. This
spacious 5 bdrm home has tam. rm., game rm.,
gourmet kitchen, 60' on the bay with full pier &
slop. Seller motivated.
Ult ISLE
N DILll•I PH,IOO
Owner will Consider trade ... Make offer! Corner
location of 40' lot. 4 bdrms, 3 baths, 3 car
garage. Close. to bay beach.
"' ....... 1121',111 Corner of Via lido Soud. Beauttfully desJgned
with many windows for an open feeling. Features
3 bdrms., 3 baths, 3 fireplaces -one In master
suite. Rooftop sundeck.
Liii iil.i
NI.. 1211,-
2 bedroom older beach home Is In a perfect
location wtth a beach at both ends of the block.
"' I.Ill All .....
4 bedrooms, 4 baths, formal dining room. View
of bay from master suite. 3 car garage and super
patio.
YI& PAI.OM SUl,800
Remodeled 3 BR. & 2 Ba. French doors open on
to sunny patio. Spa In master bath. Will
lease/option. Make offer!
YI& ""' 1421 ... 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, formal dining room. Very
close to clubhouse.
Yll TllUll 1111,llO ~onderful family home. Features 6 bdrms, 5
baths, family room, living room & dining room
open to pool area for delightful entertaining.
Separate play area for children.
YU I.Ill IMI 1111,•
Spanish style home on 85' corner lot. 6 bdrms,
family room, large living room. beautiful center
courtyard for entertaining.
COSTA IESI
IUI -.&.HI P• 1121,111
This home Is In A-1 condition. Has been up-
graded. Features 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, near
shopping, schools, and freeway.
...111111•
•M•T mllTS 1221,MO
NEW LISTING ... IN FORECLOSURE ... Great
potential for Investor or first time home buyer.
Needs finish work. Priced below market value.
YDlllWI... 111,HO
Enjoy a 2nd home In Newport Beach, at this
terrific price. Mirrored wardrobe door.s. custom
wallpaper, large sundeck overlooking courtyard
& fountain. Assumable loan. Beautiful communi-
ty pool and spa area.
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2 bdrm, 2 bath penthouse. View of bay and
mountains from terrace. Newty decorated.
Owner will arrange financing If necessary. .... ,mil.... 11 .....
.. Owner anxious to sell this spacious condo, and
will carry and 2nd with the assumable loan.
Features 4 bdrms, tam. rm, 3 baths, wet bar &
fireplace in living room.
llfW'flll TDUll OllM 1121,111
A must see for the first time buyer! Lovely 3
bdrms, 21h baths, community'-on01. Has been
kept In excellent con~ltion. ~
.. UIYll 12.ne.-
Lovety spacious tri-level home overlooking golf
course at 6th fairway. Tastefully decorated and
ready for the discriminating buyer.
WEST IEWPllT IUCI 1111,...
Custom oceanfront home. Fantastic view &.
quite beach location. 3 bedrooms, den. Large•-
master suite with fireplace and redwood spa.
• TIE IUCI 11~11 Gaze on Catalina from your spacious m ter
bedroom w/balcony. This 3 bdrm. upgraded
oceanfront offers beach living w/fabulous cor-
ner location.
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Owner anxious ... Excellent corner location for
duplex on R2 lot 50 x 58'. Gorgeous sunsets, 3
bdrms, 2 baths, large front patio. SUBMIT ON
PRICE ANO TERMS.
llYllE
11masm PAii TDUOE 1111.-
Cardlff model townhome. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths,
close to schools, shopping. South of freeway
, om1F11111tE
This lovely view home Is In FORECLOSURE. 3
bdrm + den, fam. room. 2 fireplaces, 3 car
garage. REDUCED PRICE TO S2•9,000.
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VERY UNIQUE MESA.VERDE 4 BEDROOM HOME WITH
FANTASTIC FAMILY ROOM AND KITCHEN AREAS.
FRENCH DOORS THRUOUT, HIGH-BEAMED CEILINGS,
SKYLIGHTS, DARK ROOM FACILITIES. FIRST TIME ON
MARKET. CALL FOR PREMIER SHOWING. $269,900.
111111 ...... .
SECLUDED LOCATIOI 4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS IN PRIME
CONDITION. HUGE CUL DE SAC LOT WITH ROOM
ENOUGH FOR POOL, RED. VEHICLE OR BOAT PARK-
ING & AREAS FOR ENTERTAINING. CLOSE FO MESA
VERDE COUNTRY CLUB. $250,000 ~11111 IAIM.IUI
MESA VERDE
ORIGINAL OWNER OFFERS NEAT 4 BEDROOM BUC-
COLA BUil T HOME. SECLUDED LOCATION, EXCEL-
LENT FLOOR PLAN, WOOD FLOORS, 3 CAR GARAGE.
PRICED AT $257,500
GOLf COURSE FIOIJACE
PANORAMIC VIEW -4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH POOL
HOME ON MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
COURSE. EXCELLENT FINANCING TERMS, OFFERED
AT $335,000. 1'61UE llRLmll
LUSEIOPTIOll 01 BUY
LARGEST 5 BDRM IN EXCELLENT COST A MESA AREA.
COMPLETELY CUSTOMIZED & REMODELED. HUGE
FAMILY ROOM, POOL & SPA, SAUNA & NEW CARPET-
ING. $169,500. CALL FOR LEASE/OPTION INFO . .IUllE lmLElllll .
IPEll 11111, llDIY, 1-4
PlllE 45' llEWPORT BAYFROllT
IEDUCED TO $1,175,000
You own the land plus a beautiful 5
bdrm, 4 bath residence which in-
cludes formal dining room. maids
quarters and much more. Un-
surpassed view from Harbor to
Ocean and Laguna Beach sets the
mood to entertainment in style or
just plain relax by fishing from your
new dock. Owner will seriously
entertain offers by carrying financ-
ing and may consider trade down.
Treat yourself t~=~ this unique
property. CllT II
1101 RlllE WAY
CURT
HERBERTS II
Ri'MMC.
831-1228
NEWPORT BEACH BEST BUY.
Rare Newport Heights 3 "\\qM 2 BA ranch style home
with 9rick fireplace \\ ~ spa. Hardwood floors on
cul-de-sac. This re&~ .~ is in good condition and an
exceptional value at JUSt $198,000. CllT IEllEITS II
NEW llEWPORT USTlllC
Attractive Back Bay condominium built In 1980 features 3
bdrm or 2 bdrm and den with 2.5 bath, dining room
fireplace. and numerous custom amenities. Assumable
fixed rate financing. $189,500. CHT IEllDTI II
COSTA MESA llCOME 1-2
Spanish style 2 bdrm home with 3 unit trailer court.
Present Income Is $975/mo. Name your terms, asking
$129,500: lllT •llllTI II
C.D.M. -FROllT IOW VIEW
Super 3 ·bedroom tri-level home
wtth SWEEPING VIEW OF BAY and
OCEAN. Newer construction.
Shown exclusively by appt. Asking
$900,000. UE llllDI.
BACUAY-IA ACIE I/POOL
Just Listed t This Superlative 4 ~.___...
bedroom home combines elegance UE RlllEIS and casual lifestyle. Spacious ·
newer home with family room & R&f Mtl<-
kttchen. Superb grounds & pool 131 1211 area. Asking $370,000. OPEN -
HOUSE SUNDAY 1 :30 -5 Ill
IMEll
llPT HEIGHTS • VIEW $325,000
Just listed this 2 bedroom home with guest room In rear.
Views of Bay, Ocean and Park. Great opportunity to
expand. OPEN HOUSE SAtpRDAY Ill IMBS
NPT HEICHYS • POOL
Just reduced to $199.000. Absolutely charming 3 bdrm,
split level home. High beamed ceilings. Immaculately
maintained. Call for appt. Ill IMDS
IPf HEIGHTS • $17 4,000
3 bdrm Ranch Style home -Open beamed ceilings. Extra
large corner lot. Excellent value here! W 111111
EASTSIDE/BACK IAY
Completely remodeled 3 bdrm. den home. Approx 2,000
sq ft of living area. 4 car garage plus·offlce or bonus room.
It's Gorgeous! Just listed at $154,000. 111 lllEIS
OPEN HOUSE SUIDAY 1-4
334 OGLE, COSTA MESA
Just listed this 3 Bdrm, 2.5 Ba
townhome, approx 1850 sq.ft. with
family room, private patio and
more. Original owner offers this 4 yr
old home at $159,000. Stop by.
llSTY lllmEI 631-1266
WATERFRONT ESTATE
50' frontage. 5 Bdrms, 4 Ba, maids
qtrs, bonus rm + more. New ad-
ditions. Owners have moved. but
they will trade or carry. For a private
showing call lllTl llllTIEI
631-1266
UDO BAYFIOIT
RU Sn
liUllTHER
R&"M~
831-1281
Original owners are offering their 2 Bdrm, den, 3 Ba home
on the bay with great water views. Sec. :~· Boat slip
available. Offered at $496,000.Call I 111m11
631 -1266
f 3 bedroom, 1 batlhEWonEAquSITeSt 1sDtEreeUtSwTilithG alley & overs·1zed lAGUIA HORSE COUITIY m Build your own estate on this 3 acre parcel. Plans for home
$134,000. Call mt . I more. Call 11111llSJID631-1266
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-Orange County Real Estate/An Advertlaing tupplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Matd'l 31, _1914 -15
IEWPOIT "1" ACRE TO ESTATE
Beautifully decorated custom 3 bedroom, 3 bath, family
room, game room, formal dining, oak peg floors, oak
cabinets thruout, beau. brass fixtures, large free form pool
& spa with waterfall, In park like setting, with complete
layout for tennis court. A real buy at $925,000. •I llYIE
IMP
I.I)() ISi.£ PRIET LOCATION
Complete turning basin views from this 4 Br, 4 Bath
remodeled home with new kitchen, baths. Beau. tlle work.
plus dock for 50 ft. yacht. $1,950,000 ... • MYIE IMP
MOTIVATED UIDA ISLE SELLER
5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, Fam. Rm. Din. Rm. Beautiful Master
Suite with lrge sitting rm., maids qtrs. Room for 2 large
boats up to 60 ft. Lowest price on Linda. Very motivated
seller at $1, 100,000 .. N MYIE IMP
·JlllE IAYflOIT FOi IAYFIOIT W/DOCK
3 BR, 21n BA, Fam. Rm. Huge master suite w/ jacuzzi rm.,
5 yr. old home w/all new decor, 2 lrg decks, 30 ft. boat
dock. Asking $535,000 w/ $270,000 1st T.D. assumable at
12.5% ... • llYIE IMP
UDO IAYFIOIT IEST BUY
View of ocean, bay, Fashion Island from the top floor 2 or
3 bedroom, 3 bath, den, large master suite, sec. bldg.
Underground parking, boat dock. With short notice, seller
will finance with low down payment. Great price $495,000 . ...... 1.
BIG CANYON
Broadmoor on large lot, four bedroom, family rm, formal
dir;-ilng, air cond. security system may lease option, lowest
price at $695,000. -II MYIE IHP
HARBOR RIDGE LAUTREMONT
4 BR, 3 BA, bar & spacious sundeck, oak floors & marble
in baths. Beautiful city llght, ocean & mountain view. Room
addition upstairs. $625,000. IH II MYIE IMP
5 UllTS COSTA MESA
Four 2 Bdr. 1.5 Bath one 1 Bdr. 1 Bath, Approx 8 years old.
2 Separate bldgs. Total Income $20,060. Asking $340,000
Submit any offer ... M llYll IMP
lllCS ROAD; CUFF, BAY I OCW VIEW
Best bay & ocean view In Newport. Beautiful home. Move
in cond. 3 bd, 3 ba, bonus room, wet bar, large sundeck,
room for pooll Owner motivated. Make any offer.
$595,000. Best buy on Kings Rd Ill • MYIE lllP
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TOP SALES PRODUCER FOR CALIF. 1113 -
THI££ ARCH SAY 011 OCEAI CUFFS
The most fabulous Ocean & Beach view in Southern CA.
One of the largest ocean front lots anywhere. Private
stairway to beach with exclusive man made swimming
pool In high tide water line. All in the private three Arch
Bay community. $1,900,000. IM• 11Y111• 631-1266.
SEAVIEW
4 Br. & 2.5 Bath, family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar, nice
yafd, view of city & ocean. $395,000. • • MYIE IMP
LINDA ISLE LEASE FOi OLYMPIC CAIES
4 BR, 5 BA, Fam. Rm., formal dining, large kitchen, private
pool & spa, turning basin view, dock for 65' boat. Very
sharp. $5,500 per month. BOB or DOVIE KOOP.
HARBOR RIDGE LAUTIEMOllT LEASE
4 bedroom, 3 bath, beautiful decor and upgrades thru out.
oak floors, marble in baths, FAB. Views of ocean and nite
lites. $2 ,700 mo.•• MYIE lllP
STEAL-Wl.L TRADE EQUTY-STEAL
3 BR, 2 BA. Beau. remodel & redecor. Hot tub & jacuzzi,
oak floors, ceramic tile firs, $248,000 assumable, asking
$309,000. Trade for boat, car, sml. condo. IH • llYIE IMP
COIDO
YOUR
LISTING
HERE
1 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, breakfast area, tennis
courts, pools, jacuzzi, guard gate, quiet neighbors, patio.
Closing costs and take over payments. $78,900. • H
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234 E. 17th ST., COST A MESA • 631-1266
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( ( l J './111 e r{{&<t:(ine
760-8333 .
BEST BUY
HORSES AND KIDS .,,-
3 CIVIC PLAZA # 170
NEWPORT BEACH, CA
WEEILY SPECIAL
ON THE BEACH For country living with a large family and close to ·beach. See this 5
bedroom home on huge lot where you can see horses and ducks. A
perfect place to raise the kids. All for only $159,000. Don Sheridan &
Sally Anne Miller.
Perfect oceanfront location. 2 story with great view. 4 bedroom. 2 bath,
fireplace, new paint. Walk to shopping. A real bargain at $595,000.
Lynne Valentine.
LUSE on101
or any terms. lmmac. Portofino in Harbor View
Homes. 4 bedroom, 31h baths, paneled family
room, formal d~ning with antique glass wall. New
carpet. custom drapes. Large patio. Asking
$339,000 Submit. L.V.
SllllT ALL OFFERS
Magnificent 5 bedroom estate with un-
obstructed view overlooking bay. Great floor
plan for entertaining and family living. Large
family room, formal dining, garden courtyard.
Excellent financing. Asking $550,000. Lynne
Valentine.
IUCH lllTS
Two -2 bedroom. plus 1 bedroom rental units.
Excellent summer /winter rental area only steps
to ocean. Low down payment, easy terms, fee
land. Good buy at $297,000. Lynne Valentine.
THE WORLI AT YOIR FEET
Is how you will feel when you see the view from
this magnificent Harbor Ridge Devonshire
model. 5 bedrooms, 3'12 baths, den, formal
dining, master suite, tile roof, 3 car garage,
neutral colors, guarded community, pool & ten-
nis. Asking $889,000. Marie Fargo.
SE.IVIEW SACRIFICE
This lovely Port Royal Model with ocean and city
lights viw must be sold now! 4 bedrooms, 3
baths, family room, 2 fireplaces, mirrored walls,
shutters, custom draperies, covered patio, out-
door lights. Realistically priced at $389,000.
Rosemary Sietz.
IEST OF Ill CAIYOI
Beautifully decorated and highly upgraded 4
bedroom, family room estate. Formal dining, 2
fireplaces, pool & spa with total privacy. Located
on private cul de sac for that country living
feeling. Asking $750,000. Lynne Valentine.
EIJOY THE liOOI LIFE
With the spectacular view of mountains and city
lights from this very special Nantucket model in
Spygla~s Hill. 5 bedrooms, formal dining, large
family room. Professionally decorated with
premier wall coverings. Entertainment back
yard with pool, spa, barbeque and fire ring.
$760,000. Bob Gross.
IECOUTOl'S SHOWPUCE
You will be fascinated when you see this de-
lightful Kensington model in Harbor Ridge. 4
bedrooms with added bonus room. special de-
signed bar, decorator window coverings, cus-
tom cabinets and storage. Plush land-
scaping-terrific view. $595,000. Lynne VaJen-
tlne.
IOIEY lllER
Duplex with 3 bedrooms? 3 baths in each unit.
Fireplaces. double garages. Excellent Eastside
Costa Mesa location. Great potential. Only
$215,000. Lynne Valentine.
llST SEE TO IELIEYE
Dramatic Miramar model. Split level. 2 bedroom
with den and library. Custom oak bar and wine
rack. Like brand new. Very private secluded
Harbor Ridge location. Reduced to $399,500.
Lynne Valentine.
ElliLISH TllOI IAIOI
You must see this exquisite estate high atop
Harbor Ridge with breathtaking views of bay,
ocean and city lights. 5 bedrooms, large family
room. study, formal dining, breakfast room,
parlor, gourmet kitchen, 4'h baths, pool and
spa. 3 car garage. Large finely landscaped lot.
$1,850,000. Todd Gross.
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PIESTllllU SU ISWI
Enjoy privacy and securlty in this Caribbean
Plan-Single level, 2 bedroom & den. Free flowing
design -ideal for entertaining. Huge master
suite with 2 walk-in closets. Fireplace and wet·
bar in sunken den. Assume existing loan of
$330,000 at 10% fixed rate. $475.000. Rose-
mary Sietz.
IRVllE
UYE II TIE Piii
The ideal location for the growing family. Large
greenbelts. play areas, pools and tennis. 4
bedroom, expanded · LaSalle Model. Family
room, dining room, 2 fireplaces. Balcony with
view. many upgrades. Fee land in University
Park. $185,000. Don Sheridan & Sally Anne
Miller.
AFFHIULE LllllY
In this 2 bedroom Ash Model In Woodbridge
Glen close to North Lake. Upgraded with fire-
place, central air, mirrored wardrobes, redwood
deck, patio. Only 15% down. Price just reduced
to $110,500. Don Sheridan & Sally Anne Miller.
SIPEI SlllP
Beautiful Bodega Model on large lot in Wood-
bridge. Excellent condition throughout with
many upgrades. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, family
room, quarry tile floors. plantation shuitters,
decorator wallpaper. Patio sprinklers, communi·
ty pool. $143.900. Rosemary Sietz
TllREIOCI VIEW IOIE
Immaculate Laurel Model. Upper unit with fan-
tastic views of Turtlerock Hiiis. 2 bedrooms
dining room, 2 baths, air conditioned, pr~
fesslonally decorated. Patio, community pool.
Priced right at $177,500. Don Sheridan & Sally
Anne Miller.
WllllllHE Ulllll
Desirable Plan 3 on quiet cul de sac. 4
bedrooms, 3 baths, formal dining. 2 fireplaces.
shake roof, large patio, fireplt, sprinklers, as-
sumable loan. $269,000. Sue Thomas.
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A Great Western C.Ompany
COSTA MESA
Sl4,IOO
2 bdrm, 2 bath on greenbelt area close to shopping and transportation 759-1501. .
Slll,IH
Large 3 bdrm home with Cireplace, beautiful kitchen on large lot.
759-1501.
WILL TIDE IPI
Costa Mesa E.a.stside Oasis Towne Home w1 th 2 bedrooms + den + 2
baths + double garage and running streams, waterfalls & trees, trees,
trees! Fantastic .. w oodsy" atmosphere. ONLY $132,900. 759-150 l.
OILY S 131,000 ,
For this s uper "Energy Efficient" delight Townhome m sought after
"East" side of Harbor Blvd. 2 fantastic master suites. new wall to walJ
carpeting & custom fixtures thru--out. 759-1501.
llITTllY WlllS
Over 1700 sq. ft. of comfort in this spacious 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath "St.
George·~ model. Big double car garage, huge master sui~. Ideal Back
Bay location. 759-1501.
Ill.IE YICTlllll
Impressive elevated front porch, stained glass entry, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
in main house plus 2 bdrm. 1 bath guest house or income unit -lge. R-2
lot in price East Side. Back Bay area! 759-1501.
IESPEllTE IWIEll
WW lease with option to buy $1 ,000 per month with $500 credited back
toward down payment! Prime C.OUege Park location 2000 sq ft.
upgraded w /2 firep~ces and wet bar. Just reduced -call 759-1501.
NEWPORT BEACH/CORONA DEL MAR
$111,100
2 bdrm, 2 bath with fireplace. Only a short walk to beach! 759-1501.
WI IEN
3 bdrm, '1 bath with fir~place within walking distance to beach.
Renovator•s delight! Only $124,900. 759-150 1
11,200 PEI •llTI
With part of monthly lease going toward the down payment when you
lease/option this 3 bdnn. 2 'h bath residence with mini ocean view! Only
a few blocks to the beach! 759-1501
1241,000 -MIT SLIP
Comes with this exceptional property. Completely renovated-3 bdrm.
2'h baths. 759-1501.
$211,000 -ICW VIEW
from this 3 bdnn. plus den executive home in one of our most exclusive
areas. Extra large lot w/room for pool/tennis. Private beach access
included in low assoc. dues. You OWN the land! 759-1501.
lllllll VIEW PllTIFlll lllEL
With super location near school, park and pool. 4 spacious bdrms, plus
sep l bdrm guest of in-law quarters. Large secluded yard with spa.
$230.000 in assumable financipg. 759-1501 .
IUCI HPLD, PLIS ,llEST lllT
Just listed -ideal location -large com er lot -builders & mvestors
delight! 759-1501. •
PILElll •IEL IWllll VIEW
Beautifully maintained with irnpr~ive brick paved driveway leading
to magnificent front patio. Beautiful interior w/custom wall to wall
carpeting and Van Luit wallpaper. A magnificent executive residence
for only $329,000. 759-1501.
S 1,llO PEI lllTI
When you lease option this immaculate Harbor Ridge beauty hardly
lived in! 759-1501. -~ '
$211,IOO -PllYITE IUCll
A~ comes with this custom built hillside home in Corona de) Mar
that provi_des a "cO\ .. ~ntrysjde" feeling with views of hills & "open space".
Owner/will help with low interest financing. 759-1501.
CNlll IEL 10 llPLU
2 cha~g single story cottages SOUTH of the highway! Walk to the
beach. Built a 2nd story and have ocean view! Always ren ted! Better see
this one NOW! 759-1501.
DIVEi SlllES -1211,000
Spacious 5 bdrm executive residence with lovely Spanish influence in
decor. Large sep fam rm for entertaining. Owner may carry 1st T .D.!
759-1501.
1100,000
In assumable financing on this 2700 sq ft one level executive gem located
in prestigjous Harbor Ridge. Private cul-de-sac for peace and quiet at
the TOP of the world! Fanta,stic VIEW! 759-1501
SPYIUSS -~11,000
Newly redecorated featuring ocean view, beautifuJ pool and Large lot.
Lots of used brick give warm, friendly feeling ideal for entertaining.
759-1501.
SPECTICIW VIEW
1_80 degr~ view of the ocean to Catalina, and a panorama of sparkling
lights at rughL 4 bdnn, 3 baths. with added bonus room. Only $595,000.
759-l~Ol.
DOYEi SllOllES WATEllFIOIT .
with 4 bdrms. 4 baths and slip for your boat. Only $645.000' 759-1501.
lllllFICEIT VIEW -1111,DOO
From this 5 bdrm mansion hlgh atop Spyglass Hill. One of the best
panoramic ocean and bay views we have ever seen ! Pool, spa, security
system. Over 3.300 sq ft of executive luxury. 759-150 I.
IRVINE
OUllE TIEE -S 121,100
But feels like you are in a plush castle! 9wner is a QOntractor who has
spared no expense in custom additions and quality workmanship. You'll
be proud to call this haven your home! 759-1501.
lllVEISln Pllll -$121,110
And you OWN the land! Bea!-ltiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath in IMMACULATE
condition! Intercom, Malibu Ggh~ and drip sprinkler system are some of
the special features. Also includes one year Home Warranty! 759-1501.
lllE llllS IHI
In this extra special value in University Park greenbelt area. S hort walk
to pools & tennis. $10,000 under nearest comparable' 759-1501.
WIOllllllE
This sought after Sycamore model SlNGLE FAMlL Y HOME has 4
bdnns, 3 baths, large yard, air conditioning and security system New
landscaping and beautiful brick patio. $179,500. 759-1501
TURTLE IOCI ILEI
Beautiful 2 bedroom+ den or 3 bedroom Jasmine model in ideal location
on cul-de-sac. New carpeting! Lowest price available in thJS model Only
$199,500. 759-1501.
IVEILHIS llLF COllSE
Original owner and pnde of . ownership. Outstanding decoraung,
beautiful entry. shake roof elegance. Vie w of park & lake, as well as golf
course. ONLY $168,900. 759-1501.
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE cl. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE AMERICAN HOME SHIELD 2170 San Miguel Drive 2870 San Miguel Drive Gr CH, "We Protect & Service Newpon leach, CA 92._80 Things That Service You." Newpon Beach, CA 92880
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HOMES THAT A MEMBER OFntE SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK
YOU SAY
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
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.na ma 1T&1111 1112.-
3 BR, famity room. Well maintained home.
Move-in condition. Close to transportation.
shopping. Beauttful landscaping -front & rear.
~ed patio. See now. 645-0303
uumn 1111,111
Free 1 year Home Protection Plan! 4 BR, 2-story
model. Family rm, fireplaoe, solid oak plank
ftoorlng. Upgraded bathrooms. Completely tex-
ture coated exterior w/15 year warranty.
Motivated setlersl 645-0303
fllmEWftillE 11•1•
Beautiful townhome. Garden setting w/poof &
spa. 2 BR, H''• BA, 2-car attached garage
w/opener. Many amenities. Priced to sell. Must
see.645-0303
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Light & airy feeling throughout this 4 BR, 2 BA
home. Extended family rm, 2 brick fireplaces.
Ctean & decorated w/European taste. New paint
ln!Mde & out. 645-0303
DITmE DIST& 1ESA S lM,111
3 BR, 2 BA on quiet cul de sac street. Unique
open floor plan. Big kitchen. Floor to ceiling
fireplace, vaulted ceilings. Lots of storage
space. Huge lot. 645-0303
.. Ult -STiii CISllll $211,000
Mesa Verde 3 BR. 2'h BA, family rm, formal dine
area. Light & airy w/atrium entry, skytights.
Separate laundry rm. Sparkling pool. Steps to
prestigious country club. The one to see & buy.
645-0303
I __ HUNTINGTON BEACH
IWFt $111,IOO
Fixing needed in & out. 3 Big BR. H '• BA. Famtly
dine. Bonus rm. Brick fireplace. Indoor laundry.
Big yard. Bring your to°'s & paint to save big!
962-5585 r
FIESIU P&Jml ll I llT 1111,IOO
3 Bedroom. located on quit cul-de-sac. Hard-
wood floors, vacant ready to move In. Hurry
894-7521
1-2 LIT-I.I. 1124,MI
3 BR., H '• BA. Cottage Charmer. Situated on lg.
R-2 lot. Great invest. opportunity to develop
multi-units. VA terms. Don't wait! 962-5585
I ... Ill PUS 1141,111
Zoned R-2 (multi-use) currently state licensed
care center. Seller would coop for tax approved
exchange offer or? Call 894-7521
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Big 3 BR, 1¥• BA. Formal dine. Areplace. Pool,
spa, w/sundeck + BBQ. Prime H.B. location.
Just listed, call 962-5585
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Spacious 3 BR, 2'A BA. Priced below market
w/many upgraded features for fast sale. Ex-
change possible. Act Now! 962-5585
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Spacious 3 BR. FormaJ dine. Family Rm. Garden
atrium accents 19 ft . master suite. Take over low
interest VA loan & save! Just Listed. 962-5585
BDllMT• ltl?ll 111 ..
Lost to lender, across from Peter's Landing. 2
BR, 2'A BA. 2nd fireplace In Master Suite.
Wet-Bar. Ocean vtew sundeck. Security. 3 ten-
nis courts. poot, spa. 962-5585 ... u... 111.,..
Giant 2 story offers 4 BR, 3 BA + formal dine.
Giant family rm. w/wet bar. Pool. In need of
paint, carpet. wm go fast! 962-5585
TElm Alllm1 I 111.,111
2 bedroom, 3 level condo in guarded community
adjacent to tennis & pool. Gall today. 894-7521
llUI NW LIT UH• One of the few truly beautiful lots avail. Seller
has coastal commission approval plans for
5,000 sq. ft. home. CaJI for directions. 894-7521
IP&ClllS 121.,_
4 BR 2'h Baths, 3 fireplaces. huge master suite
w/roman tub. Large family room & formal dine.
Call to see. 894-7521
•ontlUIUI YIW 1111,llO
4 bedrooms. 3% baths, famity room Italian
decor. private boat dock and more. Special
financing. Call to see. 894·7521
I -NEWPORT BE_A_CH _ ___.
umuu.1.. sau.-
orop anchor & set your sights on this sailor's
paradise! 3 BR, 3 BA. luxury home In Newport's
prestigious BaJboa Cove. Incl. 45' boat dock.
Best buy in the bay-excetlent unbelievable
terms! Call 557-7914
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Huge open lot w/view of mountains. 4 BR, 3 BA.
formal dine, lnlaw quar1e1s. Areplace, skyt6ght,
atrium, central air. Community pool & tennla.
645-0303
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So. Coast Metro 2 BR. 1¥.i BA Woodside condo.
Upper unit. Great b 1st time buyer or Investor.
Pre-achool on pr..,-H111. Community pool, spa. 645-0303 .
t•mM' m,1•
3 BR 1'A BA condo. Qoee to al 9Chc><*,
shopping, churches. Great starter home, or
excellent Investment property. Try VA or FHA
termat 557-7914
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Major price reduction makes this condo an
exceptional value. 3 BR 2 BA. Lg. unit, covered
~tto & deck. call 557-7914
-.TMU -• -an.-Law down payment -19. assum. loan. Near new
2 BR 2 BA unit w/Oik panel famlfy rm. All
amenities Incl. pool & spa...,.R&tto w/decklng.
Flexible terms! 557-7914
ura•wm 111.-
Fantastic famlty home! 4 BR, 1¥.. BA. Lg. ltvtng
rm w/flreplace. Owner WW assist w/financing.
Priced below market. 557-7914
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3 BR, 1¥• BA home on cul-de-sac with 2 car
atached garage & famity/dining room. Make this
a sensational property! Assume VA loan w/hlgh
loan baJance means smaJf down pmt. moves you
in. 557-7914
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3 bedrooms, upgrades, centraJ air and just right
for vet buyer. Hurry won't last. CaJI 894-7521
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3 Bedroom. 2 story free standing condo. Seller
has purchased another, anxious. CaJI 894-7521
rrsa t'"'W 111._
3 BR, huge add-in famlty rm, cathedral ceiling,
flreplaoe. Lg. lot. Quiet cul de sac street. Must
see.645-0303
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3 Bedroom, 2'h bath, maintenance free life styte.
On quiet cul-de-sac. Call 894-7521
SWiii -iiilM 11UMI 4 BR, 2¥.. BA home wtth huge bonus room, pool
& spa. OYer 2,300 sq.ft. of ltvtng apace. Take
avet existing assumable loan. Won't last k>ngl
557-7914
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5 BR, 4 BA. 2 specious & eeparate master IUtt•.
34JC23 ft. game room~ Fem. rm. Ubnwy. Wet bar.
Gambo accented spa. 98Z--5585
Call or Drop by Your Nearest Coldwell Banker Office Today!
W. Huntington Beach
6491 Edinger Ave.
894-75
E. Huntington Beach Sears Flnanct.I Center Costa M11a
19131 Brookhurst Ave. South Coast Plaza Mall 2299 Harbor Blvd.
962-5 5 -
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HOMES FOR SAlE
28EDROOM ** 6410 W. Oceanfront, Npt Bch 759-9100 $645,000 Sun 1-5
58 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach
675-6000 $385,000 S un 1-5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
* 1429 Dofphln Terr., lrvtne Terrace 6~ $750,000 Saturday/Sun 1-5
401 Begonia.Corona def Mar
760-8333 $595,000 Sun 1-5
2331 CIJff Drive (Cltffhaven) NB
673-6900 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2308 Cliff Dr. View Npt Hghts.N.B.
642-9200 $390,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
211 Marguerite, Corona def Mar
67~760 $595,000 Sunday 1-5
38EDROOM
20451 Bayview Ave, Newport Beach
650-55204158,500 Sunday 1-5
2323 Colgate, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $135,000 Sun 1_.
200 Diamond (Bal 19') Npt Bctt
759-9100 $395,000 Sun i~ * * 106 VJa Udo Nord (Udo) Npt Bch
759-9100 $950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*'4&4 Gavk>ta. The .Qluffs. N.B.
644-6114.. $189,900
13966 Milan St, Westminster
Sun 1-5
751-3191 $121,500 Sat 1_. * 1626 MyrtJewood, Costa Mese
5'46-2313 $131,000 Sat/Sun 1_.
315 Orchid, Claa1Uc Corona del Mar
67~ $395,000 Sat 1-5
*4645 Roxbuty (Cameo Shrs) Npt 8ctt ~ $499,000 Sun 1~
11 Rue Verte (Ba Cyn) Npt 8ch
644-6200 $745,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
531 San Bernardino (Newport Heights) NB
642-5200 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
19501 Sierra Seco (Trtlrt() Irv
644-7020 $24'5,000 Sun 1-5
1419 Santanela Terr, CdM
644-7020 $299,950fee Sun 1-5
*5 Thunder Trel, 1Mr'8
559-9400 ; Sat/Sun 1-5
1206 Tustin Ave, Newport Hts.
644-7211 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
22-t Via K0t0n (Udoo&Npt Bc:h
673e88« $388, Sun 1_. ...
435 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) Npt 8ch
760-8702 $249,500 Sat/Sun 11-6
608 W. Oceanfront (Pen.) Npt 8ch
760-8333 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
•• 2540 Vista BaJa, Newport Beach
644-9060 $250,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5
• 35 SkysaU (Jsmn Crk) CdM
759-1501 $428,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 4645 Roxbury, Cameo Shores, COM
720-1705 $515,000 Sunday 1-5
• 714 Poppy, Corona def Mat
644-9060$595,000 Sunday 1-5
523 Avenida Campo, Th& Bluffs, N.B.
675~ $260,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2913 Baker. Costa Mesa
546-5880 s 171,900 Sat/Sun 1_.
65 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach
675-6000 $430,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
715 Bellis, Eastbluff. N.B.
644--0723 $280,000fee Sun 1-5
• 1221 Befkshtre (Westcl\ff)N.B.
548-9516 $302,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
*2531 Blackthorn Street (Eastbluff) NB
631-7300 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1_.:30
16 Butternut Lane, Irvine (Deane Hma)
644-9060 194,500 Sunday 1-5
4 Caodlebosh {Trtlrk) Irvine
760-8333 $289,900 Sun 1-5
2561 Clrcie Dr. (Bayshores). N.B.
646-6325 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
900 CHff Or, (NptHgts) Npt Sch ~200 ~75,000 Sun 1-5
2 Creekwood (Woodbridge) lrvtne.
857-«)11 $172,500 Sat 1-.5
2302 Fairtllll DriYe (Bacit Bay) NB
631-7300 $188,000 Sunday 1_.:30 * 1833 G•t• Terrace, CdM
675-61'1 Sn5.ooo Sat/Sun 1..s
200 Hanover DriYe, Costa Mesa
5-45-8685 Sunday 1-.5
121 Harbor lel8nd Rd, Newport Beach
840-4868 Open Sat & Sunday
15 Kia Loa Court, Newport Crest, N.B.
646-0718 $189,500 Sat/Sun 11-.5
1215 Marinen DriYe (Baycreet) Nwpt 8ch
631-7300 $455,000 Sat/Sun 1_.:30 ** 1205 N. Bayfront, Blltboa1Mnd
673-7300 $925,000 Sun. 1_.:30
3335 Ocean &MS. CdM
6i 1S-6ooo $1,000,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
"* 1064 PMClldor DrNe (OcNer Shote9) NB
631-7300 $550,000 SatlSun 1....e:30
This
Weekend!
1721 Port Barmouth (Hrt>r Vu Hrna) Npt 8ch
759-9100 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1628 Sandalwood, Costa Mesa
5'46-2313 $137.500 Saturday 1~
1945 Santiago Orfve (Baycreat) NB
631-7300 $380,000 Sunday 1_.:30
2424 Sierra Vista, Newport 8eactt
673-1395 $250,000 Sat/Sun 11-6
3065 Taytor Way, Costa Mesa
5'46-2313 $129,900 Sunday 1_.
975 TrabuCO Clrde, Vosta Mesa
760-1900 $149,500 Saturday 1_.
·214 Via lthlca, Lido IBM. N.B.
675-6161 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
120 Via Outto. Udo Isle. N.B.
673-7300 $425,000 Sun. 1-5
2617 Vista Omada. Newport 8eactl
760-1900 $395,000 Sunday 1_. * 134 Harbor Island Rd, N.B 760-1900 $599,000 Sunday 1-6
218 Wel11ley (Colege Pane) CM
646-7171 $128,000 SJnday 1_. * 19342 WOfChester Ln (Hntngtn Crest) HB
631-7300 $250,000 Sunday 1_.:30
664 w. Wtl9on, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $112,900 Sun 1 ~
411EDROOll * * 4028 Chllnnef Pl, Npt 8ch 645-0303 $850,000
3158 Klllybfook Ln. Costa Mela
Suo 1-5
645-0303 $138,500 Sun 1-.5
1029 Bonnie Doone (1.-v Terr) CdM
644-6200 $495,000Fee Sat/Sun 2-.5 t. ** 1307 Bey'llde Dr. CdM ~ '910,000 SaVSun 2-.5
340 Cabrilo, Coeta Mela
Mfr7171 $145,000
S451 Catowba Ln. IMne
Sunday 1-5
559-9400 Sunday 1-5
2S.2 C6rde Dr (Bylhrl) Npt 8ctt
644-6200 $350,000 Sun 1-5
1121 El6ott, Senta Ana
963-6787 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1338 Galaxy, Dowr' Shor-. N.8 .
673-7300 tees.ooo SatJSun 1....e:30
1900 Het .. .._.. (Bg Cyn) Npt 8ch
~ "85.000 Sat/Sun 1-.5
1821 KJnae Rd. Npt 8ch
75i-9100 M91.000 Sun 1-4':30
•2012 Port Bf'letol, HV Homee, N.B.
844 8084 $298,000 &d/Sun 1-5
1930 Terellta (HrW Hlnda)Npt ~
831-7370 $215,000 Sun 1-5
3473 VenetiM, eo.ta Meea
&4fr2313 1224,000 SaturcMy 1_.
..
4 M ..... FAii Rll or DEN
•• 12 Geneve (Hrbr Rdg)Npt Bch &44-6200 $2,"50,000 Sat 1-5
** 415 Bayllde Or, Npt Bch 6«-1020 $500,000 SaVSun 1-5
* 1624 Antigua Way (Dover Shores) NB
631-7300 $475,000 Sunday 1-4:30
25 Augusta (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
760-8333 $1,995,000 SaVSun 1-5
**601 Bayside Or (Promontry Pt) NB
631-1400 $1,300.000 Sat 11:30-4:30
10001 Cfttf Ortve, Huntington Beach
546-2313 $14'0,000 SaVSun 12:~
• 1600 E. Balboa (Bal Penln) NB
631-1400 $525,000 Saturday 1-5 ** 1024 E. Balboa Btvd, Balboa Penln.
844-9060 $1, 195,000 Sunday 1-5
•• 1806 Galaxy (Dover ShOfes) Nwpt Bch
846-7171 $700,000 Sunday 1-5
1441 Galaxy Or, Dover Shores, N.B.
543-5&47 $355,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1422 Keel Or (Hrbr Vu Hts) CdM
645--0303 $424,900 Sun 1-4
* • 1 ns Oriole, eo.ta Mesa
546-2313 $249,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
1820 Por1 Chartel (Hrbr Vu Hms) Npt Bch
644--6200 $269,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
15 San Sebat*' (Hrbr Rdg)Npt Bch
644-6200 $1, 175,000 Sat/Sun 1:3G-5
15 SM Sebati8n (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
644-6200 $1,495,000 Sun 1-5
* 4500 Wayne (C . Hinds)
CdM &44-6200 $350,000 Sun 1-5
• 4621 Gomatn (C. Shra) CdM
644-6200 $699,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2001 Port Prownce (HVHms) Npt Bch
759-1501 Sunday 1-5
19 Toulon (Hrbr Rdg Est) CdM
759-1~ 1 t Sun 1-5
1227 f>&ilkSe (HVHts) Npt Bch
760-8333 $449,000 Sun 1-5
25 AuguN (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
760-8333 $1,995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
26 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB
642-5200 $550,000 SaVSun 1-5
1230 Sand Key, HV Hlh, CdM
760-9133 $399,000 Sa1/Sun 1-5 * 1628 Santiago Ortve (Bayc:rest) NB
631-7300 $435,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
2100 S8nttago OrtY9 (Dover Sh«es) NB
631-7300 $295,000 Uehold Sat 1-4:30
••2107 Sentiego OrtY9 (Baycreet) NB
831-7300 $329,000 Sundy 1-4:30
* 1207 s.nttego Ortve (Beycreet) N8
831-7300 $295,000 Sunday 1-4:30
320 Seewetd, Shcndtffs, CdM
876-8000 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
17Toulon(HrbrRdg)NptBch
760-8333 $889,000 Sat 1-5
16 SunriYer (Wdbrg) Irvine
760-8333 S2e9,000 Sat 1-5
2111Yacht~~(Seavu)Npt8ch
760-8333 j°"•OOO Sat 1-5
1826 Tradewlhda Lane (Baycrest) NB
631-7300 ~9.000 Sunday 1\4:30
•4639 TremPnt Lane (cameo Sh«es) NB
631-7300 $629,000 Sal/Sun 1-4:30
128 Via lthk:a (Udo IM) ~t Sch
631-1400 $489,000 Saturday 1-5
2518 Wavecrest (Hrbr Vu Hts)Npt Sch
759-9100 $320,000 Sun 1-5 * * 2858 Bayshore Or (Byshrs) Npt Sch
759-9100 $1 ,650,000 Sun 1-4 * • 2431 Wlndwwd, Npt Bch
759-9100 $380.000 Sun 2-6
•2027 Yacht Defender (Seaview) NB
631-7300 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
5 BR plue FAM RM or DEN * 35 Rldgeltne (Hrbr Rdg)Npt 8ch
760-8333 $1 ,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 14 Geneve (HrbrRdg) Npt Bch
760-8333 $2,000,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•• 51 Goleta Pt (Spygls) CdM
759-1501 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1978 Port Seabourne (HVHms) NptBch
759-1501 Sunday 1-5
*v 6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge
644-4910 )1,950,000 Sunday 1-5 * •20 Cypress Pt Ln, mg Canyon
760-1900 $1, 195,000 Sunday 1-5
•• 1362 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
631-7300 $610,000 L98hold SIS 1-4:30
9345 Jamaica Circle, Villa Padftc.H.B.
96&-2297 $118,000 Sa11-4
8 Plnehursl Ln (BgCyn) Npt Bch
644-6200 $675,000 Sa11-5
2232 Port Lerwick (HVHms) Npt Bch
644-6200 $359,000 Sun 1:3G-5
2232 Prt Lerwick (HVHms)Npt Bch
6«-6200 $359,000 Sun 1:3G-5
• 30 Royal St Geo<ge (Bg Cyn) Npt 8ch
6«-6200 $1,375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2232 Prt lerwk:k (HVHms)Npt Bch
6«-6200 $359,000 Sun 1:3G-5
• 30 Royal St George (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
6«-6200 $1,375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1528 Santiago Drive (Baycrest) NB
631-7300 $550,000 Sunday 1-4:30
••1206 Santiago Drive (Dowr Shores) NB
631-7300 $510,000 \ Sunday 1-4:30
1600 Seabell CW (Spygls Rdg) CdM
644-6200 $650,000 Sun 1-4 * 708 St. James Pl, Cttfthaven, N.B.
979-8280 $349,000 SaVSun 2-5
•••222 Via Udo Nord, Udo Isle
644-Q()fSO $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5
22321 WalHngford, Huntington Beac:h
631-1400 $379,000 Saturday 1-5
I BR pkla FAM RM or DEN * * 103 Via Lido Soud (Udo) Npt Bch
759-9100 $3,750,000 Sun 1-5 * .-. 107 MIHord (C. Shra) CdM
644-6200 $1.975,000 Sa11Sun 1-5
* 11 Crestwood (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
76()..8333 $1,950,000 Sat/Sun 1~5
333 Via Udo Soud (Udo) Npt Bch
644-6200 $1,300,000 Sat 1-5
• * * * 101 Vla Udo Soud, Udo lsle,N.B.
673-7873 Courtesy to Bkrs Sat/Sun 1-5
J
CONDOS FOR SALE
2llEDROOll * * 1225 8aytide Or., CdM e?s-e1e1 sees.ooo Sat/Son 1-s
3n 8ayvteiw Terrace "VIEW" ca.ta .....
546-2313 S 189,000 SaVSun 12-3
*1oe3 Dover Dnve, N.B.
873-7300 1137,000 Sa1. 1-4~30
2400 Etden Ave #11 (Eutlkle) CM
631-7300 $105,000 Sunday 1-4:30
9 Ocean Vista (Sea Ill) Npt Bch
760-8333 '535,000 Sun 1-5
1 Ocean Vls1a (Sea Isl) Npt Bch
760-8333 $475.000 Sun 1-5
2 BR pk.18 FAii RM or DEN
* 78 Sea Island, B6g Canyon, Npt. Beect1
673-4400 $335,000 Sunday 1-5
38EDROOM * 2349 Vista Hoger (Btuffa) Npt Bch
759-9100 $159,000 Sat 1-5
16587 Mont,o Way, Tustin
751-3191 76,000
16667 Montego Way, Tustin
751-3191 $82,000
Sun 1-4
Sun 1-4
3 BR plue FAM RM or DEN
1 Whi1ecap, Corona del Mar
760-1410 $375,000 SaVSun 11-3
48EDROOM
21295 Seasprlte Circle, vuta Pactfic:, H.B.
968-2297 $128,500 Sat 1-4
ta,aaruu.
2116 Vista Entrada (1)wt Skiffs) N~
631-7300 $220.000 Laehold SI S 1-4:30
TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE •
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
3" Sea 18'and Or., Sig Canyon, N.B.
662-1673 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
2 BR pkl91 BA
426 Acacia, Corona del Mar
759-1501 Sunday 1-5
2 BR plu8 2 BR
14'01 N. Baytront. Bal l9land
673-4062 $500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 8r plueSBr
200-2001/2 Diamond, Bal Ill
759-9100 $395,000 Sun 1-4
38Rplue38RplueDEN
120 42nd Street, ·~ Beech 650-5520 $375,000 Sunday 1-5
430 Begonia, Corona del Mar
675-2500 $385,000
3BR +3BR +28A
Sat 1-5
* * 1133 E. Balboa 8tvd (Bal Pernn) NB 631-1400 $$1,285,000 Saturday 1-5
48Apkla211Rplue28R
4'36 Carnatk>n, Corona def Mar
631-1400 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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CLASSIFIED 642-5678
IS LOCATION IMPORTANT?
This house has it all! Corner yard
like a pv1 . park, cul-de-sac, steps
to pool & park. 4 BJ 2112 J3a,
immac. & sunny, lots of windows,
attention to detail thruout. Open
Sun 1-5. 4182 Fireside Cir, Irv.
Reduced to $155,900. Gretchen
Cassady 552-1714.
----llUI YIEW from the Mstr Bdrm, 3+ Br, 3
Ba, on a nice 40' wide lot, only 5 doors
to main beach entrance. $395,000. ..,..,.IUll_
$119,000. Two Bdrm, two baths, frplc,
end unit overlooks the pool. Absolutely
the best buy.
"FIBI"
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2-story DUPLEX w/garage and--super
Income. 1211,111.
UffUIT YllW llPLD
With pier & float. 3 Bdrm + 1 Bdrm. A
tremendous buy at $475,000 . •
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WESLEY I. TIYLll Cl.
144-4110 or lll-1411
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 P~M.
"OLD CORONA DEL MAR"
211 MARGUERITE AVE •
Brand new condominium, .. Coun-
try French," full first floor (2000
sq. ft. in 2nd unit building). 2
bdrm & family, 21/z ba, every cus-
1
tom luxury appointment you
might dream of. If <YOU demand
I. quality this is your home! Built for
secucity & nil maintenance. For-! ever ocean view, % block to Big
·Corona Beach, 5 min. to Newport
I Center, 10 min. to John Wayne.
Asking $595,000 with low down
·and good financing.
Ownr/ Agt 875-4760
Merrill-Lynch. !l!l!!l!!===!~SCUll::!:*!L~ETS~bs:=•:•:n~i=•~l:lu:sffl::•:•:tiff~l:2~1!1J:::::::::::::::::::C:::::::::::=:.
A LARGER HOME?
np~alleled view -Back Bay. City¥i·r:====t::;~ ... ~~ Fashion Island. Nearly every room ha'i
Ref urbi.shed -Near new condition. new pOil. apa, wrotlght
iron fence, custom drapes. all new brick work thou pout.
Quality -Leaded glau doors, brass fixtures, tile floors. double
dresaing reoa {or master bedroom.
1975.000 fee, over "tltte of land.
Fiaucing -1250,000 ... amable ht, w/ Glbralter SAU
'Netw" Fint of 1560,000 available. Owner will carry.
Pool & Spa -S Bedroom + fam room, each with
walk·in closet• and bath.
Expaaaive tiae -Approx. 5,000 sq. ft . custom home on
Jarsat Jot in Dover Shores .
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ALL BALBOA ISLAND
. .. rrs ON THE MOYE •••
ISLAND-RETREAT OR?
COQ....._ ........ ~ ...... .... ~-•eecoftllfholM~~ ..... ...... '°' lncollle. Cell'°' ..... ~ .. 2 bed.
l7>tlllO. 0. ... 2 .... -...
BALBOA ISLAND Corl AOE
COQ .wood. ......... ~_/aad •-tft ..... ................ ,_ ........ ..,...
ehope. Adardlt I ~2 .... and ..... ............ -MIO,
BALBOA ISL • RED F SE
a.. end ol ........ -lo. ..,.. ... t. ..... ...,.. cottaee _.=F .... a,,....., lwlftg rOOM ...._ MCI 2 =--OW...• ....
GRAND CANAL WATERFRONT lM9e ... ,... .... ....., .,_. plllo ......, .................. .., .....
........., cottagl ol 2 bed. 2 ....... end ... '°'two 11' ....... = ........ d '°'2nd ..., ...... ~sn..oo..-. .............
CAPE COO -DUPLEX
A tot.I n•allll of Ible 2 ln*°-t +
OCMI .......... deft. ...... llltcMn end at-
b"eclfM clela•.-.. Al9o, 1 bed 9P1.
M21.-.tn-el00.
ISLAND TRIPLEX • RAREI
Total dlrillwt llw I egMut lllle lwtck, .....,_ a""""' -lepl b1plexll ....,a111111 to .._. -«,.....°".,..Wend todar.
litw•tlng ,..._ wtlll dwacter. Won--
dwtul ........ tw +-~,.....unit
A ... ... ..... IP bSlHt. 2 ftr.-
pl9cM, 2 dedla -IMftJ Mlt-lne. A muat
........ ICedlo......,~
LITTLE ISLAND LAROE DUPlEX
Terrtflc 4 BR home wttll ...... pMlor end 2
llR 9P1 Widick. • ..,. to beed\ Md dole to VIiiage .... A*lng ......... .,,
1-.111¥1 CryeW end call sn..oo.
BALBOA-IMMENSE DUPLEX
A new •Ung ol an ••c.:~opetty. A cwtom. 111-=...,. comer
propettr wttft apeclC*a ....._A c=, home kw the owner wtth 4 •and•....., .. 3 bedroom unit tor Income. LMaMir-lwttht a ..,,. Eaar ...... to bw:ft -end ...... , .....
l7'S-tlGO.
BAYFRONT DUPLEX
A .._•terfront" at • Interior prtce. Two
•lta with 3 bedrooma In Ndl °" •comer a ,.., all ahope. VU of WATER action.
Live In one end '*'' the other. '7115,000 a owner wll ~ ln-tlOO.
LITTLE ISLAND • $830,000
Irreplaceable on thle alze lot on BAYFRONT. GrNt ..__.., wlMn" from
..... 2-atory ..,....., ..... two unlta.
lpedoua 4 end 3 bid unite and owner••
.... ~. ln-tlOO.
LITTLE ISLAND • BAYFAONT ow. 2-etory, 111•* ...... , .......... "' • ..,.._llcVIEWlooetlofttowaldw..._.
ol .cttvttr of dte ._..,a ..... at ........ A
.......... oppD!ltMIMJ ............ Oft
..... "L.He~ ......... ,.. ......... to •. ,...~ na..ao.. RedMoedto•n.-.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC
9'£Al.£STAT£ s... ~.a.. "'-v ..... _ .... ~
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JASMINE CREEK'S Traditional 3 er~ ~s.yfront. .· a.
BEST OCEAN VIEW 0oat tor~· boat. Priced to 1e11 se~.
214 Via lthica -n.-'·" One level 3 BR.~'"'· orofemlk>l\elM Remodeled 3 Br, 2 Ba, lrg playroom.
decOrated Md -~-fireplace, beam ceiling. $420,000.
tennis, pools. spa, 2A hr eecurtty guard. Bayfront. Spectacu.la.r 6 Br pool. with 19'
AeduCld to .... *"25•000· of prime bay front. ~ for 2-120' 552-.2000 yachts.
UllmlMIUIJlln
1225 Bayside Dr. CdM OJ>ert 1-5
Jetty & bay vu. newly decorated Mai Kai
c.ondo 2 Br 2 Ba 40' bay patio $695.~ .
... 1Dll•
1833 Galatea Terrace Open 1-5
Panoramic bay & ocean view. 4 Br, 4 Ba. I patio, pool home. Fee Price $775,000. l; lllW .... lllWJ
---Spectacu.la.r bayfront dplx. 2 Br, 2 Ba up,
2 Br, 2 Ba dn. 2 boat spaces. $1,375,000.
--t•' • WITEIFlllT
on ooe of Newport's finest istand
point•. 4 Bdrm. prvt dock, 7 car
parking. * Special Anancing Available *
Priced at $850,000 land Included ............. ,...
•• .., llM211 -l ~so::.:=~ 11 I.I.--···---Pride Of ownership -$329,000 Fee. 4
bd/bonua rm
M I ·l.l.--4Bdrms.
$297,000 Fee. Lots of extra
~torege. Great assumable
nnanc:tng. May also be bought
aa LH. land. I
LIWllT ,_ J-11Y -H.V.
Homes Portoftno, lovefy pool &
spa. t215;00CttH.
--... ---Okt Corona del Mar. H~ lots.
1
zoned R-2. 1ernod1l11d, tots of
charm. $599,000. Opn Sun 1-5
.., ...... $275,000 Fee.
Prvt. 2 cat gerage. Exqustte
condition.
~ 3 Bdrm, 3 Ba,
view c;ondo. $239,000 Fee.
Good "*'dng, Md unit
111 II LD1 -4 Bdrm, 4 Ba.. ·
CMyOri/OCMn WM. $675,000
Mii 1113 I Stipe to private
be9ch, Nm0dll1d, 3 Br, .. Ba
'318,000 , .... m
UJ.7111
•... TWO
--..-v.NGI
n111a1-•••11n
Ocean& jetty views. Marine room, 4 Br, 3
Ba. 3700 eq. ft. car parking. $1,285,000 . ...._._
Near new 4 Br, 4 Ba. lake view. 3500 8Q.
ft. $440,000. Will trade fQr local prop.
BILL GRU~'DY . REALTOR
. ' . ·. .. .. ,.
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IN I• WITl •1'AIP
3 Br end unit w/patio on green-
belt. Security gate & slip for 35'
boaL Fabulous loan available
w/lender who took back prop-
erty through foreclosure. Fee.
$209,000. Julie Van Wieren
752-1414.
PElfllll.J ...... .
Exceptional Corona del Mar
property. Dbl Jot. So. of PCH
w/total privllCy, ocean view .from
deck. Quality construdion and
like new. UDUIUal kitchen,
stained gla.18. and more. $:>49,900.
Susie Weiss.
-Im& Beautiful 3 Br 2 Ba townhome
_wi1b fam nn plus fQllllaJ_ diIUng
nn .. Enjoy the privacy of a pted
community with pool. and ten-
nis. $330,000. Mack Haneon
551-8700.
.......... 11111,
""' Premium location high on a
on Harbor View Homes
phue. Panoramic view of
FMbioo Island and Catalina.
Cu.torn expanded PaJermo
model with many upgrades. 4
Bdr, 2 ~ Ba. lrg F.R. with wet
bar and F .P. Pvt t.:kyard. Ptt-
fect family or ent.ena.ining home.
~.000. Myma Boom 551-8700.
llWltm • lllll&W
Luxury living near the beach.
Five new oondos on Balboa Pen~
i.nwla with 2 & 3 car garages.
Spectaculat ocean and IUDlet
and bay/night li&ht view atop
garden deck. Owner's will ex-
c ha nae. Priced from
$29(),000-$405,000. Magi Jibc.-
bain 551-8700.
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lesi•eltial lul Estate Senices
Robert Rann. a real estate profisslonal with coldwell Banker Residjlntlal
Real Estate Setvlces for six months, has been named top Jariuary
SalesperlOO of the Month at the firm's East Huntington Beach office
located at 19131 Brookhurst Ave.
According to BIH Blessing, branch saJes manager, the award ls baaed on
a combination of top sales and unosualty outstanding service to his
cilents during the month.
In adcltlon to the Top January Satesperson award, Robert was named
the top November Saleeperson (1983) out of twelve CB otfioes In the
West Orange County area. He was also a company quota buster, which
ts an award given for completing 98Yerl or more transactions In one
month. Prior to entering the real estate field, Robert was a Fountain
VaJley police officer .
Coldweff Banker Residential JReal Estate Services is a member of the
Seats Financial NetwOO<.
Grubber Ellis
RESIDENTIAL BROKERA GE GROUP
Grubb & Ellis of Newport Beach is looking
for several new licensees who desire to
sell property in a prestigious area and
earn substantial commissions for their
.elfort
Grubb & Ellis has four offices located in
San Clemente, Dana Point, L each
and Newport Beach, and ove 100
sales associates.
At Grubb & Ellis we can offer you e finest
training available to assist you in your
sales efforts along with the best marketing
available, full time management, plus sup-
port personnel and services. We also offer
one of the highest graduated commission
programs In the industry.
If it is your desire to work with a leader in
the Newport Beach area, we urge you to
call for a confidential Interview. Call Bruce
Barsamian at 644-7020.
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Orange County Real Estate/ An Advertising supplement to the DAIL y PILOT /Saturday. March
Spectacular 6 Br, pool home, with 79' of
prime bay front and room fo(..., 2 120'
achts. RVM~
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
I 0 I Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle
Traditional
Realty
631-7370
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This Immaculate 4 Bdrm 3 Ba
Harbor Highlands home has been
recently refurbished. New carpet,
paint, bathrooms, mirrored doors
and levelors. All of this for only
$215,000.
IEWNIT MTS 1241,000
Remodeled 3 Bdr 2 Ba pool home
with spa located In the 500 blk of
the Hgts. Large assumable loan
and owner is motivated. Call us
for a viewing appt. +
LIT FH SAU
6300 sq . ft. lot located near
Mesa Or. & Santa Ana Ave In
Costa Mesa. Zoned A-1. Asking
$73,000. Will give big discount
for all cash!
IESI IEL IUI
3 Bdrm. 2 Ba home with 400 sq.
ft. add-on family room.
Amenities include new roof.
· drapes. carpet, paint & driveway.
Vacant and ready to go. Asking
$139,500.
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Single family h01'nte. Immaculate
3 BR, 2 ~ BA heme on quiet
cul-de-sac C-Osia Mesa location.
Decorator condition with quality
carpets. drapes. Separate family
& fonnal dining nn. Lovely ya.rd
with covered patio. Martha Mac-
nab
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Spacious 3 BR. 2 BA single family
home on extra large Jot. Priced to
sell at $124,900. Martha Macnab
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Ju.st Listed-Great curb appeal! 2
BR • 2 BA home remodeled
w/used brick, green hOU9e win-
dows, built in kitchen. $139,900.
Mart.ha Macnab
844-8211
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• 6130 2 br, 1 ba. petlo Nr S.C Plaza, HOO/mo, atoYe & retrlg. water & crpld, Iota ot cloMta, 2 Lldb Vlll-oe. 510 35th St. S.S-4 731. 545...00~ gu pd. M 10. M0-1170 trptcs. encl yard & fruit n3-M32 treea. 2 car g., W/Of*\r,
RUL ESTATE FACTS
2 Br. 1 Ba. trplc, apt, drpe. I t Uff gardnr Inc. No pets. c~= P~~~~b:!: ~08-~;~·· H 25tmo . -ci • 2 be om41 s13SOmo. 8051928-2918 I The typical buyer c;>t a new home In 1983 was about 33 years old, married, ha
cieta. c1oee to ahopa 8nd ,,,_ .............. t0t ...... Frptc. micro, OCEANFRONT: Ei.gant 3 i an Income of $35,226, aFed m e a 10 percent downpayment on a $73,000 hom reatauranta. Furn 2 Bdrm 2 gor .. ......, gar apta Pl"QUet. dbl gw. North-story WOOd & glua. Ideal ed --i...
2 bath s12ooi mo dra,peien3WWllson.No wooc:ta.1825.a.«-2221 forcoup1e.s2soo1mo1 ... locat 27 minutes awa fro hie Job, a'-"V'Jdlng to a turvey conducted by th
673-3&85 or 1-n2-1ao1 P9t• S550mo 631~a212 * TURTLfAOCK. 4 BR. 2 Reta. 650-3823 National Assoctatlon of Builders.
Executive condO on bey. SSOOt.no + S600 depOelt. ba. 3 poola/lennlt, brloht Spacious 3 Br 2'A Ba. Very -
dHlgner completely 2Br. sml yard. 2033 & clean. $1295. 752-06e• clean T . pool. tog-More than 1800 single famHy buyers and 1500 condomlnrum buyers from Jul'
tum. s1995mo 673-0896 ::::: ~~36adlt•. 1 2. 3 Bdrm• i~~·t 5:~-Jo8501mo . 1982 to June, 1983 were polled In the latest ~AHB survey. The survey also revea1e4
Fully turn., Veraalllee 3 Br 1875 3Br 2Ba new Heeg 1875-$1200 ~
2!8 ~i -::~ Hoepfncd4tamtiomePfl .riffi -. --The median price of S!ngle famny home was $72,962; the median price fo ~hr~ 6130184: s11so1mo., 53M190 BEST R1ty ,.. Wisor I condominiums was $81,898 .. The'most common reason for buytng a new home o
Agt &«-7020 RENT GUIDE ealty cond<>!!llnlum cited bV new buyers was that they "just wanted to own their ow
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Ul.llA 11L UYFIMT !!UlZllL .S IO 7 86-1172
2 + den on Main Channel. ----.. " • S 1350/mo. 3 mo. mini-Hou .... Apts & Condoe mum. Owner 6«-9513. undlOf'dt Adver11ae Fr .. -j 75c at Stores & Mwtteta .... .,.. Mid* Of1Ye Lido ISie 3 BR. 2 Ba. Mo to 841-4280 ---son Mo lease. $1750/mo. BUI • lrvlne
Grundy Alty 676-6161 I Condo nr SC P1aza, 2 Br, 2 3 Bdrm. 2 bath with yard,1-:\'.~-=:--:--7:'-':"
Need an elegant plac. to , ba, patio. sec, ctubhousa. corner lot. $875/mo.
nang your hat? Home on I pool, fac. sauna. No peta. Agenl/lnga 786-7698 1815/mo. 786-5833
--Traditional households (a husband, wife and children) accounted for 5
percent of the single famlfy buyers. •
. --Stngle parents and groups of unrelated Individuals living together accounte<
for 16.4 percent of the buyers.
-56 percent of the households had two Incomes.
East Oceanfront by lhe exec 2BR, 2t>a. 2 car gw.
Wedge. s1000/wk tor Easttlde 2 Br. '650/mo. Yard. patio. Stl50/mo or --91 percent of the single famllv k.an-.-and 88 ,_,.cent of the condomlnlurr April. 714/673-9319 Avail lmmed, lse opt 676-5393 1 vv7vo"' P""''
........ ,_111~ 631-5067_da)'9. oc5RA~N~G~ETffiiREi.E~cffio~N~oo>o.'.~~;:-----1 buyers were "somewhat to very satisfied" with thefr new homes.
GeaeraJ 2202 I EastsJde FWltel Buno•Jow Br 2 Ba. AJC. TC!fWll•. fi!Ad ZIOi 1 Bdrm crpts thru-out pool spa. S560/mo.M'1~'b."'cl::~;:;"il:T;~ HOOSE FOR RENT: I quiet y8fd upper S300's 55~S945 1 r, 1 ba. • . • S295/mo. Need• work. 1 + , .. 539-6190 BEST courtyard patio. Vlry IM.
841-6208 fee I ~·., '!u1 mz $650/rno. 87S-8a 16 E . s Ide 3 Br . Ir P I. ... .-.~."'""~P!'""--•bi;----;-.-;::;;----.;= s...., I Whiter ' $725/mo.lncl. gardener * OVEL Y OME w/pool, ertal ••I .. , 2' ..... Nogatage. 648-3177 gardener. trplc $1295 . tum, mo to mo.
. Bd 2 Ba mo., ret'a. 496-4707 llngle. quiet, n smkr. Utlls "'°"' IW.n H:,';! a:!:ady ~ 1530 l~rt IHO 1nc:t 1485. 644-1211 '* M"IE9EIT 539-6190 BEST ~tty 12008imo. Modern 2 e1t1 •111 · 2'14
--55 percent of the condominium buyers and 47.5 percent of the single famlt}
buyers were purchasing their first home.
--Median household Income was $35,226 for single family buyers and $31,217
for condominium buyers.
-Fixed rate \!PO(tgage loans remain the most popula~ccountlng the 63
percent o f the si~e famlty sales and 48 percent of the condominlum·sales. lH/llM1lJ MESA VERDE: 3 BR 2ba. Story Back Bay. •Bd 3 $loo dlx mobile home no
•-1 _._ .. 1 11 I 5900 ;.~;';9--4575 ~1~ ·~!itc3 ~~, po:;s· pets. mature adu'us. -74 percent of the buyers ranked the energy efficiency of the unit a very
-•-•• ,.,. ti . ' .. .... ....... quiet , secure. 1991 I rt t Id ti I d ldl Which h t h tr .. l..,.,t h NEW 2 & 2 88 Condo. 675 turn or opt -2-1~ Newport 81. 64g...8373 . mpo an cons era on n ec ng ome o pure ase.
I.an W 18th St. dbl gar, no S350 HOUSE STUNNING If' 1 Ek def\ .
1 W~K mln1n!; call s pets. S795 Sierra Mgmnt 1mmac Collage atyte , 1Br ~pt pool g rec ~rea --Anticipated appreciation of the home was another major Incentive to buy,
ror deta::; nm · u Co. &4 1· 1324 ;;~;~a;'~~~ ~let '475/mo i 10 w 16th. according to 89 percent of the single family buyers and 83 percent of the
NEWPORT CREST Ava.11 Nice 2 Br: t ea. carpets. laat ltacll 711.fO condominium buyers. ' JuM 1st. end unit w/2Br. drapes. sm lncd yard. 1 3 br. 2'h ba Nwpt Crestlii""ii.-.,· .... _......_ __ -.... ~~v:~~c~~s~~~ ~~~,,:_k1st~~.l~ ~~·1~'13~11~1 .YOUR OWi I --The monthly blll, including principal, Interest, taxes, Insurance and utilities,
'f"tY dep. 548-3381 3 er. we11c11tt .,. ... poo1., COllTRY was $841 for single family buyers and $651 for condominium buyers.
VILLA BALBOA· Spac anoromic View of Cities malnl & grdnr Ind $1600 ~_,.. 2Bd. unit In security bldg, • ~br 3 ... a, Tu-•-oc1c' 760-1399, 642-1445 ESTATE Th h h Id I of fl ,.. ti I le f II b $30 573 guard gate. frplc, 1mm.c:. I , ... pool .~t -e m an .,ouse o ncome a ro, me s ng am y ruyer was •
& ready to go. s1200 yrly. 0• w • ,..... en-5 Br. or• Br+ bonus. 3 Ba., Beautltul & park Ilk• and that of a repeat buyer wd $43, 162. COM: Vu of bay & lights. nls count, avail lmmec:t. lrptc. Dreenbett. $1600. "'Private Patloe
across from park, decor-S 1300 mo 833-1065 720-1128 ""CoYered Parking · ator aharp, trench doof•. PETS OK. 2 Br duptex. Bk.Itta 3er 2,,..t>a. 400 Viet• .,..Specious Apts --The median household Income of a flrsftlme condC>\lllnlum buyer was $29,316
Mo to mo. tease S1650 good WsJde 1oc w1sma11 OutntL May be IMfl ""OinjngAr• and that of a repeat buyer was $34,s:. ""'
W.terfrNt .... IM, yard $595. 662-t700 Sun 11-3PM. $1350/Jno. ::::=.~~ #
INlten U1·1• Spec• & 2'h ea Nr SC canai front 381' 2ea Wlllk 1blocktoHuntJngton& --About 68 percent of the sin e family buyers and 75 percent of the
Pfau. vacant. sa50 mo to bCh s1050. Avail now. Frwya. condominium buyers moved less than 25 miles from their previous residence. ~ W.terfrNt .... IH. l For appt 528-5080 DOCKSIDE R.E. ~206 ITIUTIU FIU ~.
COSTA MESA: New & W9'de 3er 1ea ger"'1oonu CLIFF HAVEN -VIEW . LAOUINTAHERMOSA -About 56 percent of the single faml~buyers and 58 ~t of the lovely, 3 BO. Townhome. crpts pe1n1 NoPtt• a Uk•new 3 er. 2 be hme 16211 Pnslde Ln. 1 ,,..., Pvt patio, llreptace, 1st last & dee> 752-2881 In exit loc:atlon. 't'lew from block west or Beach, 3 condominium buyers moved within the same c nty.
comm. pool. $850/mo. Dau Ptiat d rooms. $2200/mo, IN. block ao ot Edinger.
COM: Vu ot bey & llghta. Barrett Realty 642-5200 141._..1 --31 percent of single family buyers used a real estate .,_,,t to find their new ac:croes trom park decor· 0cMn view 2 Bf cottage ;:v:\UciiQMn:iii:ili:i:::':tl,,,__-:..:,,;:-.=-:.;..;.~==r --·· ator aharp, trench doors. 1875. 0ceen v1ew studio DOVER SHORES. e..ut.RSS!~l~H~c;•~!r;1. home. white 28 percent found It on ~r own. Mo. to mo ...... $1650. $325.Agt 496-5980 3BR. 2 ba, country •-, kitchen w/pool. · u 111-1... r ... w. s1950/mo641-8833, aot Y•d. '375/mo. --For condominium buyers, 36 percent found units on their own, while 29
f allty mt Duplex. apecioul 38' 2,.... 548-9928 percent used newspaper ads.
3 er m rm, 21% Ga + be. fpric:. dtb gw. $850 + &,utlleab, .... ~..,.,....;;;;iiii .... ..,.iiiiiiiiimi ¥< ba. dbl encl gar. aec. 646-0411 675-3-432 -Travel time for condominium buyers was shorter, averaging 24 minutes or 13
$750/mo. 842-6405 91191 Exec VIiia huge 2 Br Oen 2 .... nn miles each way to and from work, while travel tlme for the atngle famlty buyer
Bachelor Bunoak>'* S295 ea 2 trptc poot spa s>m : averaged 27 minutes or 18 mHee. hmel Avail April 15. ell ut~ pd pvt a-ptddecor S 1250 673-3313 1295/MO NMd• wottt.
$1600/mo, Isa. Barrett 539-6190 BEST fee Ex Vllla~Br Oen 2 a..i-e206... ' , Realty a..2.5200 S:Cs 1250 2 poo1 spa -55 percent of the mortgage loan• for llngle famlty buyers were FHA and VA, •
v 1 e w o F sou TH lut. ..... pm 673-331 64e-a75 '•• -fotlowed by conventional financing which accounted for 31 percent.
BAYFRONT. 3BR 2ba. No S400 crptd Bachelor 4% rental commlnfon. ' pets Newty ct.corated Bungalow pool9'de Ind Gorgeout OQMl'I front on TRW report lnc:tuded,
No Pet•· s 1300,mo yrt.J: apptt & avai11 Aprtt sth SeMhor'9 381' 489 2 frpt many tenant• a1reedy -4' 1 ~cent of the mortgage toana for condominium buyerl were FHA and VA,
Ed 1 e o 1 a on. A 9 t . 639-6190 BEST Atty fM S2000/mo 759-1341 Ao\. aV8ll c.-Pet• ~ followed by conventlonal ftnencfng which accounted for .. percent.
759-9182, 4BR 2ba. new c:pts/peint, -. Pll•ll• . •
lalMa wanfiaper, ~ yard llYHlftUL-. . -Most rMp<>ndenta bought the moat expen8lve home they could afford. Had
pftiuaJa nrz 187 1mo 61 2 2BR +denonM8'nChan-the houee payment• been 25 percent higher, onfy 13 percent would haw bought rm p Pt 38' SL'. Avail now 2Bdrm *475 ftat nel. $13!0/mo. 3 mo.. -th~partJcular home 48 would haw bought .... expenatYe tQlle and 34 percent'
den, w:11.:CS Patio. 3er ~ia~~ J~'; M;:!" min. 0wtw 833-9513 P..-.i. 1711 said they would have remained In their exlstlng hOme. For condo buyers, 15 percent
la .... cont. w/kHch. for -. .... anm i2A =WWW -would have tvw ..... ht that partJcular unit 42 percent wouki have tvw ..... ht a lesa Gr•ldmalher 11575/mo. Big 3Bdrm t.e fncd kids lllF...,.. · • ·~· ~ • -vv 2131378-3119 pet• ok,,.., kHctt dbf __ , per90n, utH pd, no.,..._ expenatYe home and 33 percent ~Id not haYe moved.
gw s1oo·a Rent tlll yours 2+ den on.....,, CNnnet., 1oe e. Bay, i 9. C... ... ._ BU 53M190 BEST Rltv tee t 13!0lmo. 3 moe. "*"'" SURF & SAND. 100 yrcta to -38 percent of alngle femtly buyw9 expected tfle: value of their home to G~ !wl.s;s=i S0hws>1 2er.,1~aa.10Condo1 · murn.&U-t5
13 o.n.r. =~ ~8;;~7= Iner ... between 1-5 percent per year, white 35 percent expected h to fncreue .. _. • . n Y v mo . L.°"'Y 28r + den 2be . .._.__ •10 -nt......., ..._ --of--vear. ' to bdl. llOO. t40-820I 213/534-1"5 oondo. Dbl ger, pocieJ:: ceim W L lfll u.Jl-• V" '""™ v•-".,. _. -""' r·-· -· ~r:r:.:.:r--= =:i1,::J~~3~ ~~2~.=7-415t 5!'!'.!a. ormo=: --41 per:if:of condominium buyer• expected the value of their home to
to bdl. 11soo.11CMm e-. 1~ m1 to bW:tl. Newport Shor.a: ....., tT&-5441 lncreue 1-5 t while 31 percent expected It to tncreue 6-10 percent over the
view: 2 BR. Awl 411. a111s1mo. 1e2-a11a 28A/denl2be/2 ca-.-. Luxunoua 1 A2 .,..,..."' couree of ye9r1. •
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bdrms In move-In condition. Quiet, Eaststde
location, walking distance to shopping. 2 car
garage with alley access. Low maintenance
yard, fruit trees & new paint. R-4 lot. 646-7171
Wiim, IUIM If RITllYUI -This lovely
beach cottage Is just steps from beach & ocean.
An older home thoughtfully and perfecily re-
stored. The R-2 lot offers great potential for
Mure development. Prfced at a very low
$165,0001 646-7171
WAITIM FH & IUUllT -RV access in Mesa de1
Mar. This three bedroom, two bath on a corner
location Is a home you would be proud to own.
Neat, clean and nicely upgraded. Never easier to
buy than now. Only S 128,000. Call for liberal
financing details. 646-7171
WTSllE llll HISE, 1-2 _: This beautiful 2 bdrm
home has been completely redecorated. Extra
large lot gives ample room for an additional unit.
A super starter home with future potential. A
great investment at $134,900. 646-7171
RIME TIP YIEW -San~ canyon lake and meadow
view with natural setting to your back door. Split
level. view from everywhere. Breakfast & formal
dining, all modern kitchen. family room, wet bar.
fireplace. Turtlerock Ridge exclusive listing.
Price only $239,900. Call 546-2313
FHECLISllE SALE -"6elboa Peninsula. 4 units
will be sol~der $300,000. 3 units at under
$200,000.-0nly'hblock from beach, both with
ocean views. Great income potential! Call us for
complete details. Submit your offer now!
646-7171
WlllH -EZ THIS -$83,000. Beautiful
Huntington Landmark close to blue Pacific!
Lowest priced -needs TLC! Minor repairs = $1
963-6767
lllllHS CLOSE-Oil -$79,500! In Costa Mesa.
One & 2 bdrm condos, now selling at cost. Oak
cabinets, fireplace, skylight plus attached 2 car
garage. Excellent financing available. VA, FHA .
Don't miss out on this great opportunity.
646-7171
llT F•Y, arr .. EY -Sharp 4 bdrm, 2 bath
Costa Mesa home In move-In condition. Large
comer tot for posalble RV access. Includes
wetbar & covered patio. Don't wait another
minute to see this "more for your money"home
at $115,950. &48-7171
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IR.IOI -R-2 lot Eastslde Costa Mesa. Small
home. S 110,000. Call 546-2313
INTI 1111'& MESA -You must see this one. A
spectacular entry way~a lovely 3 bdrm, 1¥•
bath home. Sunny kit and family area. A
must see for only S 1 ,500. Call for showing,
546-2313
11-UWI ..UWH -Mesa Verde's finest 3"bdrm,
1% bath home with a beautiful 2 bdrm, 1 bath •
add on. The add on Is separate and prtvate fOJ
the In laws. A must see for only $152,500. Calf
now, 546-2313
Oli..LEu Piii llUln -This lovely home can be
purchased with only 10% down & Interest rate
below 11%. Features Include 3 bdrm. den,
formal dining & beautifully landscaped. Priced
at only $128,0001 You must see this one.
646-7171
ClnllE II GIST& IEU -Eastslde charming
refurbished 2 bdrm, hardwood floor cottag~
with an added step down family room. Lots of
charm. A must see at $129,900. Call now
546-2313 •
PIUOI TO Sill llW -Only $74,900. Two bdrm
condo located In a prlvate, gated community
close to shops & South Coast Plaza. Community
pool & spa. Great assumable loans at low
interest rates! Call today for details! 646-717 f .
TIE ILIFFS -IEWNllT WCI -Excellent financ-
ing available on this lovely 3 bdrm home. As-
sume a large loan at only 91h% interest. Bright &
airy floor plan with vaulted ceilings in· beautiful
scenic greenbelt area. $299,500. Fee land!
646-7171.
1700 Newport Blvd., CM.
2790 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
21030 Brookhurst. H.B.
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546-2313
963-6767
••+fl +•+ 11111 -$140,000. Spectacular
home, step down llvlng room! Cathedral celling!
Beautiful fireplace! French doors! Plu°sh carpet-
ing! 963-6767
I lmTI -Owners unit Is a 4 bdrm, 1~ bath
separate home. 4 other units. 2 bdrm 2 baths.
1250 sq.ft . each. A must see for only $389,950.
Call for showing 5-46-2313
UIE 11111 -$135,000. Costa Mesa vtf!IW home
on the btuffl 3 bdrm .hornet Large lot with great
qotentlal for bulktersl Exceflent Investment
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NW mil ftlll -Take your time and look at
this! View! Vlewl And prtvacyl Located-near two
gotf courses. Enter secluded brick and stone
aggregate walkway. Slumpatone wall around
front private redwood deck. Living and dining
room has custom beamed cathedral cetllngs.
Country kitchen plus rusilc family room looks
out to hanging gardens and redwood decking
with private c.. Huge 5 bdrm 3 bath home.
Price only 49,000. Call for viewing. 546-2313
OllT Piil ... -$134,500. Beautff~
b . I Ceramic tllft_ entry! Cathedral celling!
"Plush carpeting! Fabulous Anthony pooll Lush
landscaping! 963-6767
$10-000 NWI -3 bdrm homel $96,900. Take
over financing; no qualifying! Owner will finance
at 10°/o Interest! 963-6767
....... Tiii •U VEIH -Just reduced to
$122,900. Vacant 3 bdrm 1 ~ bath. Family room
with fireplace. Owner wants "out". Call
546-2313
AUllHIH 2 ITllY + Piil -$103,900. Separate
In-law quarters! Wetbarl Exdil1ent condition!
963-6767
WW Tl llAll -Walls'c'f glass In this gorgeous
split level. 1900 sq.ft. 4 bdrm 21/t bath home.
Living area has country s~e kitchen, dining area,
huge living room looks out through walls of
glass. Price only $215,000. Call to see 546-2313
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Beamed cathedral celflngl Bulltln china cabinet!
Lots of wood! Immaculate mobile home! Call
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(6200) down. 1 bdrm pfua den condo with )>001 +
spa. A bargain at $61,900. CaJf now, 546-2313
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