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Woman held in real estate sc . .
Police allege ~V resident sold property
that wasn't hers without owners' know led e
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. DlllJ ........
Huntinaton Beach police have a
arrested a Mission VieJo women who
they believe masterminded an in·
tricate real estate scheme, selling
propeny that didn't belOl\I to her
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Coast
The legendary Aston-
Martin used In the first
James Bond film will be
.ucttoned In Newport
Beach./ AS
Graduates of Huntington
Beach, Oceanvtew, West-
minster and University
high schools listed today.
IAI ·
California
The Senate meets Its
deadllnetosend a
budget package to the· ·
governor for the second
time In a decade.I A3
Nation
Presidential candidate
Walter Mondale
challenges Ronald Re-
agan to a series of de-
bates./ AS
World
The Soviet Union rejects
the concept of arms talks
'for the sake of talk Ing.'
/A3
Religion
without the real owners• knowledge.
The woman, who alleaedly posed
as an officer of various financial
companies and real estate firms, was
arrested on suspicion of selling a piece
of property in Huntington Beach
without the owner's knowled&e.
Eva Patrick Vemtt. 39. took a
down payment on the land and. usina
a forged deed. even ~t the property
into escrow before the actual owner
cau&ht on, Huntinaton police said. •
Investigators suspect the woman
bas pulled off similar cons in other
citjcs and have contacted police
throUfhout Oranae and Los An4Cles
counties in a search for more victims.
Verner was &n'dted Thursday at
her home on a SS0.000 warrant
'
charaina fraUd. forstry and arand ··1t appears she had made some the~ Police said the woman socs by very substantial deposits lately," uid
at least l 3 other ahasn. Ll Jim Walker. ·•nie depos1u we-re
Ounng the arRst. pohce con· far beyond what you'd expect."
fiscatcd 2S boxes contaanina docu-Jnvcst1ptors were alerted ·to the
ments and property deeds they be-alleged fraud m Huntinaton .Beach
lieve are fakes. The boxfuls of deeds wben the actual owner c.alled
were to properttes in Orange and Los authontics and complained that his
AnJtles counties. .. property had been sold and was an
Officers also seized SI S,000 in cash escrow.
and several 'bank bOOb from the • WaJker said 'a subsequent in-
woman's home. vestiption showed the v.oman bad
Edisori ·appeals:
-$.-250,000 f:ia :
OlyIDplcs
feverB1ts
even me -
very young
Phit.:a&e4 competlti>n a.re
ahown n-~ aroand dar-1.U. water wety meet held
Jl'rlday at tbe Lo9 Caballeroe
Racqaet aad 9porta C11lb lD
P'oa.ntala VaOey. Bablea
raDflD& from ' montb8 to 2 yean cild allowed off tbelr
talenta lD eftllta like tbe
bulc back Ooat and more
ad'ftllcecl •wtmmtna tecll-
nlqaea. The water mety
compedtlon wu led by
Greta Andenen (pictared
with her madenta. left). an
~pie gold medal .wtm-
cbampion wlloteachea
the reta Andenen Swtlli
School lletbod to tiny tota.
Utility officials seek reduction ii1 penalty
Was principal
forced-to-quit?
Staff members say
announcement was
complete surprise
By ROBERT BARIER °' .. ~ .......
onstrallon at district ~uarters at
I 025 I Y orttown A vc. hen classes
let out but were dissuaded by Berser.
they said.
~r. who previously served as
prinapal at Fountain Valley Hilb
School for 14 years. failed to return
telephone calls from the Daily Pilot.
· St. Paul's Greek Or-
thodox Church Is hosting
a Grecian Festival ex-
pected to attract 8,000 to
the city of lrvlne./85 Court throws out brutality claim The last day of the Marina High
School year ended on a confusina and
apparently tumultuous note Friday
after Pnncipal Paul Berger surpnsed
bJs staff by announan1 his retire-
ment
But be reponcd1y told the 170 OT so
faculty members that retirement was
the most attractive of the options be
had been offered
Sportl
The South boys are nine-
point favorites In to-
night's Orange County
All-Star basketball game
at Orange Coast College.
/81
Thomas "Hit Man"
Hearns stops Roberto
Duran In the second
round to retain WBC
super welterweight
champlonshlp./12
Karl Nelson of Quincy,
Mass. moved back Into
the lead at the Wlndgltder
Olympic trials In Long
Beach./83
Entertainment
The second time around
Is an Improvement at the
Huntington Beach Play-
house. /87
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in LB arrest of convicted burglar Several faculty members said
Bcraer left them Wlth the belief that
his band was bein' forced by Hunt-
in&ton Beach Uruon Hlgh School
administrators.
Superintendent Jake Abbott said
Friday that 8crgt'r told him in
February that be planned to take
advantaae of an early retirement
provision and leave his Job at tbeend Felon filed suit,
charging officers
had beaten him
A claim by a convicted burglar that
he was brutaljzed by five Lquna
Beach police officers durina his 1980
arTCSt has been rejected by a federal
jury in Los Al\geles.
The civil rights suit was filed by
Carl T. Ash, who was convicted of
burglary and sentenced to state prison
following hjs arrest four years 8$0
outside the Laauna Beach Free 01ruc.
Ash claimed he was beaten. kicked
and stomped for at least 10 minutes
by a group of Police officers who 'had
chased him from a pharmacy he had
allegedly burglarized with a ~ond
man.
Laguna Beach Police Chief Neil
Purcell said the officers used no
excessive force in the incident but dtd
wrestle Ash to the ground when the
man ~me combative.
"His claim was simply outlan-
School bells toll
for the last time
Declining enrollment
forces 3 schools ----to close for good ......_.._ ___ _
By 1.AREN E. n.EIN °' .. ..., ........
When the final school bells rana
this week at Eastbluff and Adams
elementary schools and Lincoln llh
tennediate School, at wa not only <he
last day oflhe ~hool year but ilso the
last day of the bool.
foraood. ·
The-three Newport·Mcsa de tnct
schools will close their doors due to
d«hnina enrollment this ummcr
and the students will~ transferred to
other boob. m thC <Ji tnct.
It was a day of no ta~. a day of
ildnae and one of e cnc~nt and
hope for the students and faculty at
the thrtt hool
"It's the last time for us to get
together in the okl multi·purpose
room at bia A." Adams Pnncipal
lewis Fannon said of the school's
student awaids ~m on the last
day.
Adams• students. parents and fac-
ulty did not have much chance to
pre~ for the school's cl ure: The
decision to send Adams' tudents to
California Elementary School was
made in March. A pany for all of
Adam'' alumni -youna and old -was held xvcral weeks ago.
Lincoln students will be-sent to
Corona dd Mar Hash School. whicb
b been tran fonncd into 1 ventb·
thri>uah t 2th-arade campu .
At.-:Newi>0n's Eaubluff camp ~ Parent~Facuhy ·Oruruution has
ltno n l~ h I !OU.fd~rlmied
the pa t t~o ~can.
rot 8o•ct. PFO enn hmcnt cha1nnan~ said the school gcal'td u·p
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dish," Purcell said. "He originally
claimed that he ~ stomped by 15
oflkcrs. We would have bad to put
three shafts toetther to get that many
officers out there.··
~id one of the arresting officcrs~-~h°"°w wortsasa Newpon
Beach patrolman. is 6 foot 9 inches
tall and several othtts ~only a bat
smaller.
··0o you think they would have
much trouble arrestinf a man who I
believe was in his 50s?' Purcell asked.
One of those present dunoa
Berger's bnefnoont1me comments m
the cafeteria -social studies teacher
Lance Jacot -said he concluded
from the remarks that the retirement
was forced.
Jacot also said the ·d1stnct's expla-
nation that the 61-year-old Berger
had planned to reurt all along was a
lie.
Teachers planned to s~ a dem-
of the year ·
··11 Vr"IS his choice ... Abbott sa.id.
UHe asked to keep 1t (his dcaSJon)
quiet."'
.\bbott said he presented Berger a
hst of optJon But Abbott refused to
say 1f Bugcr was offered the option of
~m11mng as pnncipal at Marina.
··That's a {>Crsonnel matter and it's
not appropnatt to discuss that..·· be
said.
facult' member Jacot said Bcraer
(Pleue..., UTIR&llEln' I A2)
&utblan an••ta pnpar to aend balloons aloft on
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Orange ooat'IOAIL y PtlOT/Siturday, June 1e. 1"4
Regents ruffled over costs
at UC 's teaching hospitals
BJ ANDREA AD.......:llV'T'll °' ..............
Huie swinp an rc"enuc at the
Univer'$ltY of California's five tuch· ma hospital drew the ire of the UC
Board of Regents. meetina this ~eeli:
at UC Irvine for the first time this
year.
But William G. Gonzalez. director
of UC Irvine's Medjcal C.enter in
Ora.nae. told reporters afterward tha1
monthly fluctuations in baJancc
statements are .. insignificant.··
By the -end of the year. the peaks
and valleys wlll even out, Gonzalez
said. He predicted. however, wt
lrvme's financially troubled medtcaJ
center -showing a $1 .4 malhon
deficit so far this year -will run a
year-end deficit of several thousand
dollars.
A committee made up of regents,
the go ye ming board oft he I I-campus
system, asked Thursday for a new.
quanerly financial statement on all
university-run hospitals.
~ lM s dijlpCd by 6 patent. O~lez .wd. ~bout 70 perttnt of the medicaJ
center's patients receive public care.
he said. As aovemment reimburse-
ments fall short of most actual
hospital costs, Gonulei prcdieted
the medical center's contract to
provide care for the county's poor will
be in the red by $18 million.
Gonzalez said the rqiMts' concerns
are justified.
"But alarm ovCT one month's
outcome isn't an accurate response to
where the hospital is goina over
time," he said. U.e and revenues vary
seasonally, with post-holiday months
particularly poor ones, the adminiS:
trator said.
He said university JnafMlllemtnt
and 1t1te-of•the an equipment arc
responsible for the hospital's evol·
utaon from a county-operated facility
to one more like a privately operated
hospital.
''This hospital has moved aero 1
that spectrum about as far as we can
10. under the university •eais." he
said.
But Gonzalez couldn't say whether
UCl's medical center will make that
extra leap and become the first in the
system to be operated by-.a private
firm.
University officials arc reviewina a
proposal b~ Houston·based Health
Resounies Corp. of America to take
over operation of the medical center
School gets tough
aboUtCruelprank "We get lost an the Utts and can't
sec the real trends." complained
Frank W. Clarie Jr. a Los Angeles
attorney who is the cha~an of the Two Edison Hi&h School seniors telepbono number. ·
hospital governance committee. were barred from attendina gradu· Kennedy, who said some of the
The regents 10ok nO" actton, but ation ccrcmoftiet~s week and two fliers-found thetr way· lnt0 Slboo
quizzed hospital directors from sev-other students arc facing disciplinary restrooms, said the material was
eral universJties on accounting ques-action after allegedly anemptin& to 0 crushing" to the staff member, who
uons. distribute fliers containin& sexually also was not named.
Irvine's medical center, taken to explicit materials at the school cam-"I can't conceive ajustifable reason
task by regents in past sessions over pus. why someone would do this. If it
its money-losing operations, is in The youngsters, whose names were persists, I guarantee from my posture ·
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different straits than other UC facih-not released, were apprehended June that the maximum penalty will be
ues. Gonzalez explamcd. 8 at ~bout 5 a.m. by CU!'PUS ~t applied_" ;~~:-:;~?~!'-miimi!~~z:::;:~~~~=-;;::::.llMl~~:;;:::;;:;;;i;MliiL:~;;;;;iiiii•~~-llllM._," _ . __,. tv personnel ttn'-nnmn~1'l:Pimr. .L.w±~ L,___,_ x't' .. ~a· -.> ' .--, ~ ..... ;:.w~~~~.... ,~-~ ~ ~F¥11-~~~}j1~~~~~tuaen ""~·-" _....... ·
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said. inch 'fliers behind when they at-more credit for graduation and the ·
Th<: spra~ling .493-~ hospital tempted to flee. founh is a sophomore. The two
and out·pauent clinics with a S l 04 A picture of a school staff member araduatipt seniors were not allowed t g d t • •
million budget in 1983-84 served was superimposed over a 'sexually to Participate in graduation cer a ra ua lOil Deremon1es about 172,000 people in the past year, explicit phot<>lfllph on the flier along emonies while the other two studen~ '--' ·
according to a hos pi ta I with his wife's name and the couple's face expulsion.
spokeswoman.
Gonzalez said that actual patient
days treated by UCIMC's 250 medi-
cal residents have dropped smce a
year ago, a trend also seen at the other
40 hospitals in Orange County.
TV dispute ends in stabbing
He said the decline is caused by
more restnctive federal regulations
that make fewer people eligible for
medical benefits. But while the pa-
tient totals of other hospitals within
the county shrunk by 4 percent last
A dispute over whether"Ornot to
change a television channel apparent-
1 y led to a near-fatal stabbing in
Laguna Beach Friday police said
Lawrence Frederick Page, 32, was
hit over the head with a fireplace
. . .
2 injured in freeway crash
Two San D1e&o residents were
listed in scnous condition at Foun-
tain Valley Community Hos~1tal late
Friday after a three-car collision on
the San Diego Freeway about 6:40
p.m.
The patr, Phyllis Green. 29, and a
13-year-old boy who was not 1dent·
1fied. suffemi possible broken hip
and pelvic bones an the 6:40 p.m.
colhsion caused by an anattenuve
driver, said a California Highway
Patrol spokesman.
CoNTINU EU SroR1E s
'
The accident oocurmi in the north·
bound lanes of the freeway just south
of Bristol Street in Costa Mesa when
cars began slowing for traffic.
The CHP spokesman said Steven J.
Walker, 27, of Torrance, rcarcnded a
car driven by Barbara Haislip, 41 , of
San Diego. A third car was also
rcareoded in the crash.
Haislip and Walker were taken to
the emergency room at Fountain
Valley for observation but were not
admitted.
WOMAN HELD IN SCAM •••
From Al
c1uzen who police would not 1dent1fy,
was tipped off to the alleged scheme
by a fnend who saw the newspaper ad.
detectives explained. The propeny 1s
located near the ci ty's downtown
sector.
Police said the woman had stamps
and seals from various institutions
that she utilized and, at various times,
allegedly passed herself off as being a
representative of up to seven d1ffirent
firms.
Financial Consultants of Chatsworth.
Walker said police have not yet
determined if any or all of the
businesses actuall y exist. Telephone
directories showed no listings for the
businesses.
Tom McCrady, a state Department
of Real Estate investiptor, said home
selling scams arc reported per-
iodically, sometimes long aftCT the
property has sold and closed escrow.
"AJI it reaJJy takes is a notary publk
seaJ and a copy of the deed," be said.
"If you're a white collar swindler, I
suppose there's big mon~y to be
made.
po leer and stabbed numerous times in
the neck, arms and stomach after he
argued with a friend over what
channel to watch, according to
Laguna Beach Police Sgt. Greg Bartz.
Page's companion all~edly began
beating PaJe and then hat him with
the poker tn the den of Page's Cliff
Drive home.
The man pursued Page out to the
front porch and stabbed ham re-
peatedly with an 8·inch knife,
slashing his stomach open with one
blow, Banz said.
Page's girlfriend, who was next
door, heard Page•s screams and found
him collapsed on the lawn, Bartz said.
He was transported by helicopter to
Mission Community Hospital.
A nursinasupervisorat the hospital
said Page was still in surgery in
serious condition late Friday ni&ht.
Police were searching for the
sus~t. who fled the scene after the
incident.
appraised or ifthe owner lived on the
land and got something in the mail
indicating it was being sold,"
McCrady said. "Otherwise, it
wouldn't be hard to pull off:-<
CLOSURE •••
From Al
to make its last year its best year.
EastblufT, alona with one other
school, was on the top of the list for
the county in academic excellence
this year, Boice said. The school also
includes all the students in the
district's hard-of·hearina program
and in the educationally handicapped
By PBD. SNEIDRMAN
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RicbardJ. Beacom, presidingj udge
of Orange County Superior Court,
was honored with the Out.stand~
Citizen Award Friday niaht at Golden
West College's 18th annual com-
mencement ceremonies.
Chancellor Norman Watson
praised Beacom for his service to the
Coast Community College District
Founda~ over the past three years.
T he founu on supports the collqe
district. which mcludes Orange
Coast, Golden West and Coastline
coJJeges, plus television station
KOCE Channel50.
More than 650 people were
awarded associate in ans degrees in
ceremonies at the Huntington Beach
campus. •
A. Edw.in Carrigan, a counselor at
Golden West, continued a three-year-
old Golden West tradition of invitina
charter (acuity members to address
the graduates. Carrigan's address.
entitled "Winnina Together or t.os-
ina Toaether" concerned the inter·
relationships bctwml !>COi* md
between nations.
The R. Dudley Boyce OulfllGiiiea
Student Award, named in honor of
the college's founding president. was
awarded to Khanh Quoc Vo, a
Vietnamese rcfuace wbo now lives in
Huntin1ton Beach.
Judac ee.com, who was honored
as Outstanding Citizen. developed
his interest in education late in life
after holding jobs . ra~ from
laborer to penonnettlefk tn the U.S.
Marine Corps.
Deciding he needed additional
education for emJ)k>yment advance-•
ment, be entered collqe and earned a
B.A. d~ in international relations
in 1959. H'e ~vcd his law depee
from USC in 1963.
He tqan bis legal career as a
deputy d1suict attorney in Los An-
geles County, then bc.Jd the same
position in Orange Count~Heaerved as a Municipal Court j u and was
appointed to Qmnae unty Su--
perior Court in l 976 u presiding
JUd&e. He wu elected to this office in
1918 and was re-elected in 19M.
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Golden Wat &radaatee parade down a campaa walkway dartna ~aatloa
The hst offirms included Hageme1r
Insurance Co. of Delaware, Intercap
Corp. of Delaware, Associates Com-
mercial Co. of Nevada, Cal State
Construction of Tarzana, A.U.E. of
Ca Ii forn 1a and Steven B.
Neld~tz/Dayton Accounting Tax and
"You'd be tripped up, of course, if
the buyer wanted to have the property program. r========-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~---:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---:~.;,;o;,..~~~
On Thursday. the Eastbluff stu·
RETIREMENT FORCED? •••
dents gathered for a flag ceremony
and then launched helium-filled
balloons bearing messages that they
hoped would drift over to Harbor
View Elementary, where they will
attend classes next year.
From Al
was transferred unders1m1larc1rcum-
stances from Fountain Valley High
School.
"It's obviously unfair. and it's the
second time around." Jacot said.
"There's no apparent rationale. If
someone 1s removed willy-mlly,
parents.. students and teachers de-
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Set11dly lt>CI Su!>day " you Clo nol ,_ 'fWll
serve an explanation."
Other teachers say that Berger was
very popular with students and
teachers and the community but was
one who spoke his mind to h•&her-ups
in the administration and possibly
wasn't regarded as a team player.
Boice said an all-school barbeque
was held Wednesday for all the
students. "We're not sad, because
we've known for so long. When the
final year came, we knew we wanted
to make it the best year ever. I think
we've done that."
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NATION
Won 't go to prison,
Congresi;inan says
WASHING I ON (AP)-Rep. GeorgeV. Hansen, R·
lc.taho, was sentenced to up to IS months and fined the
maximum $40,000 Friday for falhna to rcpon $333.978 an
loans and other transacuons on four consecutive financial
d11dosurc statements." ... We don't intend to pay i~ .. said
Hansen after his sentencinJ. "We don't intend to go to jail.
We plan to apeeal and we intend to win." Meanwhile, the
House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct will
h<?ld a hearing June 20 to determine what punishment it
will .recommen~ "that. the House impose ori Hansen.
Possible penalties range from a simple reprimand to
formal censure to expulsion.
Nde alert end• .
VERNON, Vt. -Offidals declared a four·houralen
· Friday after a tiny radioactive probe used to monitor the
reactor core at the Vermont Yankee nuclear reactor plant
popped out of its prote61ve room. No radioactive
matenal was released into the air and there was oo danger·
to the public in the alen. declared at 9:20 a.m. and ended at
1:20 p.m .• said Vermont Yankee spokeswoman Mary
Schneider. It was the first alen ever issued at lhe 12-year-
old rea~tor. The incident occurred as plant Ci?perators were
prepanng tt> shut the reactor down for eight ~k.& of
reaular maintenance.
Senate OKs Quaalude ba.n
WASH ING TON -The Senate on Friday approved
legislation that would outlaw the sale of methaqualone by
_,__requiring the Justice Ocpanmcn1 to~ti¥
I ilie same as heroin. The bill originated in the House last
year with Rep. J . Roy Rowland, 0-Ga., a practicing
physician before his election to Congress in 1982.
Rowland said he expects President Reagan to sign it into
law as a result of the Senate's onanimous approval. The
most popular brand of methaqualone is ''Quaaludcs:•
manufactured by the Lemmon Co. of Pennsylvania,
which voluntarily stopped production last year.
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WILMINGTON. Del. -Gulf Corp.'s shareholders
on Friday approved the eompan)'.'s $13.4 billion
acquisition by Standard Oil Co. of California, completing
the largest merger an U.S. corporate history. Gulf said
138.8 million of Its shares, or 84 percent of its total stock
oustandin$. were voted an favor of the merger. About
135.4 million of the shares already are owned by Soca1
following a tender offer.
CALIFORNIA
Tahoe development bloc~ed
SACRAMENTO - A federal judge on Friday bl~ked new construction an<;tcfinitely at Lake Tahoe,
ruhng. that the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's
sweepang new development plan "clearly violates the
reqwrements" of the law. U.S. District Court Judge
Edward J. Garcia, ruling in favor of st.ate Attorney General
John Van de Kamp and environmentalists, said the
plannang agency's recently approved ordinances would
"permit approval of up to 2,343 new construction projects
... resulting in deterioration of the unique environmental
and ecologic.al qualtttes of the region .... "
SaBSOu.nlan sentenced to prison
LOS ANGELES-Ham pig "Harry" Sassounian was
sentenced Fnday to life an prison without the possibility of
parole for the dayhght, street~omer assassination of
Turkish Consul General Kemal Arilcan rnore than two
years ago. Sassounian. 21. of Pasadena. is an Armenian
a~tivist-immigran~. Al~houJh jurors fUlcc! Arilcan was
killed because ofh1s nahonahty-making death in the gas
chamber one of the sentencing options -they rec-
ommended life without parole to Superior Coun Judge
Henry Nelson. Asa result, Nelson could impose no heftier
sentence.
Diaz receives death sentence
RIVERSIDE -Despite defense pleas for mercy,
nurse Robert Diaz was sentenced Friday after a non-jury
trial to death in the gas chamber for murdering 12 elderly
hospital patients with overdoses of a hcartdrua. It was the
firs~ tim~ in state history th~t a j12dge. P,rcsid~ over a
cap1taJ tnal, acted as the Jury in determining guilt and in
recOQl_mending death, then went on to pronounce
sentence. Public Defender Michael lewis said. The
sentence came as no surprise, because Barnard had said
April 11 that he would order Diaz to his death.
MX test-fired ln Pacl.flc
VAN DEN BERG AIR FORCE BASE -An MX
missile carrying six dummy versions of a new warhead
was successfully launched Friday after a three-hour delay
caused poor visibility and equipment problems., the Air
Force said. The test came only one day after Vice President
George Bush cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate to stop
a proposal ajmed at killing production of the MX next
year. The 9:50a.m. liftoffinto the Western Pacific test area
was the fifth since the 20-flightscrics bepn in l 983and the
first to c.arry Mark-21 warheads, believed to be more
accurate than their predecessors.
Defectors commandeer plane
CAIRO. Egypt -Eight Iranian defectors com-
mandeered an Iranian navy plane, took it to Bahrain and
then to Egypt Friday. a Cairo airpon official reponed. He
said the Iranians sought political asylum here, but but the
official Middle East News Agency denied there was a
request for asylum. MENA's denial signaled possjble
Egypltan refusal to provide a haven for the Iranians.
U.S. ca.ncel• ArgentbJe loan
WASHINGTON -The U.S. government is
withdrawina its offer of a $300 million shon-tenn loan
that was to help Argentina deal with pressing iQtemational
debt problems. Treasury Dcpanment officials said
Friday. However, they left open the possibility the loan
can still be made if Argentina is able to reach a separate
agreement with thc.t International Monetary Fund.
Argentina owes about $44 billion in international debt.
The Treasury comrrtitment, Fnday's official statement
said, "was temporary in nature and was granted to provide
Argentma with the ,ume to reach an a&JUment with the
IMF"
Algeria, Morocco claalJ '
ALGIERS, Algen1 -Algena <;aid fnday that its
troops intercepted a 60-man Moroccan continaent inside
Alaenan temtory and killed two Morocx:an soldiers.
wounded two ind c.ptured 31 an the fi&ht that ensued.
Relation bctwctn Al tia ind Morocco-both fi nnerly
• Fttnch po ions -have been trained because of the
con01ct between Alacnan·backed Polisario auerrillas
fiahtinasince I 97S for the 1ndcpendcn~ofthe Morotun-
hC'ld Western hara.
Car bOmb qplode. bJ S. Mil.ca
SOWETO, South fnC'I -A car bomb citplosaon
tore throush 1 used-car lot on a SfPWded Johanncsbura
strtet Friday, the eve of the anniversary of 1976 race no
in v.-hkh hundfcdJ ofbla.c:.lr.s dtcd A rnao on the 5idcwalk
waucriou ly wounded and fourothcruurfert<t bru1
B~dget sent to Duke
Deadltne on record s~ndtng plan
met for second time tn decade
A RAMENTO (AP) -The Senate tmt the
governor a ~-Ord $31 .7 billion budact for the 1984-SS
fiscal )'eat nday, meeting the constitutional deadline for
the second time in a decade.
. The bud~t is 1 S.6 percent ~iaher than the painfully
tiaht .S27.2 balhon budact ~ !ed I year aao. a record 19
days mto the fiscal year amadsta deficitand drastic budgtt
cuts.
. "For the firs\. ti~e in n~y four years. our budaet .
choices were not hmned to raising taxes or cuttin.s." said
Sen. Alfred Alqutst, D-San Jose. one of the budget writers.
"This is a su.bstantaally increased budget over last year. We have retired the deficit.'' said Minority Lader
Solcller of the future
What the well-dreHed 11e>ldler of the year
2000 la projected to wear by London
de9taner Sclcon, .a company that ..,ectal-
bee In defenae project.. The uniform -
Jim Nielsen, R·Woodland ...... On occu1oa ~do lluoes
lJ arounCj here:'
Tht vote was J~ to ICM the budJC1 bill, A82l t 3 b~
A semblyman John Vasconttllos. t>-Sant.a Clara. to
Rq>ubhan Gov. rie DeulmcJaan
The Litt Conltitv1lon, in a SiCC'UOn •approved by
voters in 1974, n:qu1rn ~ LtsisJatu~ to send a bud&et to
the s<>vmior by midn1abt June l S. Howe\'CT, oothina
happens if the ~line is not met. u there are no
penalties.
.Deuk.m~ian ha$ until the Sta.rt of the fiscaJ year July t
to s1an the budJtt. He can also cut or .eliminate any ~d~vidual apiendina. items. Last year he cut out St 2
billion. This year, aides and Rcpubticao lqi$1ators are
predictina he wilt trim $400 nullion to SSOO m1lhon The debet.e Friday in the Senate was marked by self-
con&ratulatory speeches, with littJe of the rancor that ... ent
with the AuembJv's passqc of the budget bill. ·
wblcb contalna ncb ltema u a backpack
computer and maltl-parpoee ~ --will. 10
on •bow at the Brltt..h Army • eqatpment
ezblbltlon later thla year.
Mondale will
seek debates
Challenges Reagan amid plans
for selecting his running mate
HOUSTON (AP)-Walter F. Moadale, prcparina t.0
select a runmng mate for the Dcmocrauc ~tial tick~t he eitpecU to head, said Friday he W1U cballenaie
ident-Reagan · fore the fall
election.
'"Such debates would serve the American people." be
told a mecttn& ofh1s Texas dclepte$.
Mondale called for separate debates on foreip policy,
nauonaJ sccunty and defense, economics. justice and
equal rights, the environment and bow to prepare for the
future. ·
He sa1d the fint should address "'"t.be most important
issue of our time-how arc we going to~ arms control!'"
Mondale wd he has~ not_:yetm,_,Jtt'1m:m1Dllai•llll1 ~miix.ii;a.,-__..-11
. Calling the .election of a running mate the .. moSt
unportant dcctsion a presidential nomineee makes, ..
MondaJe said he wtll mterview Mayor Dianoc Feinstein
ofSan Franrucoand Sen. Uoyd BenlSICtrofTeusforthe
No. 2spot
He said the two meeungs arc the first in a series be
plans with prospecuve vice presidential candidates.
"I have already beaun broad consultations with pany
leackn and othen about potential running mates. and that
will continue for a number of weeks, .. Mondale said in a
statement. .. It 1salso my intention to meet personally with
a number of poss1b&e candidates before makina my decision.··
Soviets decrjr talks 'for Sake of t~lking'_
Commentators insist Reagan's
unrealistic in his approach
MOSCOW (AP)-Sovi~t commentators, reacting to
President Reagan's comments about the possibility of a
meeting with Pruident Konstantin U. C'bcmenko, said
Friday that the Soviets are still against talks "for the sake
of talking."
Reapn's tone may be less harsh, but he said nothing
during a news conference on Thursday to indicate be has
taken a more realistic approach toward the Kremlin, said
commentaries by the Soviet news agency Novosti
Reagan said the .. door is open" for a summit with
Chernenko. In.the past Reagan, like the Soviets, has said
that a summit should take place only after thorough
preparation that could l~d to conclusive results. But be
indicated Thursday that prior assurances of a successful
outcome were no longer essential.
Commentaries distributed by Novosti on Friday
were t.tie only public reaction by the Soviets Friday to
Reagan's comments on a summit. They reiterated
previous Sovie\ statements.
"The Soviet Union has always emphasized its
readiness to negotiate and arrange a dialogue, provided
such a dialogue is serious and fair.'' said commentator
Spartak Beglov.
··A change in tone, if there is any. is not a change in '
substance.'' said commentator Vladamir Alexecv, ~If it
bas taken the P.rescnt administratfon J'h years to just tone
down its hostile r'hetoric. one can only wonder bow manv
3 of 4 physicians
adhere to fee freeze
CHICAGO (AP) -NC4rly thrtt out of every four
doctors are COOJ)C'rauna wath the Amencan McdJcal
Association's call fora f recze on fees.. accordina to asurvey
conducted by the orpnazat1on.
The AMA lcadtnhip a ued the c.all in Februal"). ~an physicians to frcne their fees as pan of a nationaJ
e apjnst inflation.
venty·th.rtt ~nt of the doctors rcspondina to a
telq>bonc surv~y done for the orpn.iution by Lance
lfamncc & A ates. indicated an intention to frttze
fen. Nineteen pcn:entofthc ns phy clan sQl'VC)'td ·a
lhey ~uJd l'CJCCt the frttzc and 8 percent dechncd
comm~t ·
John J. Coury Jr .• cha1nnan orthe board of the AMA.
h111cd 1.he tt uJu of the u~cy, ettditina oraanired
med1cine with a lcadcf'\hip victo~.
Th AMA imat the lf·imposed hctt will \e
l)lticnts S l ... l billion. but the ftautt umes the demand
and supply of docto ' ices v.ould ttma.in the same
durina the year. •
yean it will need to change to a morc-rcahstic course in
Soviet-American relations.." be said. ·
.. It is indicative of the growing concern in the United
States with thcK policies that many observers have begun
to gauge the tone of the president's voice in t.M hope that
by so doing they can discern a shif\ toward a more reahstic
foreign policy leading away from the brink of a holocaust."
Alcxecv said.
. Aleunder; Malysh~n, a wnt.enpecializing in nuclev
duarmament issues, wd Reapn's apparent dwlae in
tone is a result of the presidentiaJ campaign. The Sovieu
Tricycle made for three _. .. ' l
Three Fresno J!:ymatee aha.re a tricycle
while playin,i. m top, llell'::.~· 6; Scott iicda.tft. 5 ; and lieH•• , S.
cannot believe that keapn lJ sanc:ett while U.S. nuclear
missiles are beina deployed m Western Europe. he said.
U.S. d.i.samwnent proposals have so many strings
an.ached to them th.at U l!itCd Statcs knows they will be
un.aoceptable to the Soviet Union, and the United StateS
can accuse the Sovtets of int.ran.slgenoc., lie said.
""The SoVlet Union has always advocated rappcocbe.
mcnt with the Un1ted Stat.es. .. Al~ said. "lt bas always
supported tbe need for a constnactivc. businesslike
relationship ...
Impasse could
prevents arms
sales to China
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Reagan adm1nis-
uauon is ursina Chana to pve new, strong assuranoes n
will not use a pending agreement with the United St.ates to
help other countries gam nuclear weapons tcchnol<>I)'.
officials said Fnday.
But Chinese officials arc said to be resisting the
requests.. accusing the Umted States of attcmp~ to
renegouate an ..-cement wtuch was initialed in Pek.J.og
last April u the highpoint of President Reagan's journey
toChma.
The result 1s an apparent impasse that may prevent
the agreement.. which would permit the United States to
t~nsfcr commercial nuclear technol~· to China. from
bemg submitted to Congress for {:rssage this year: The
pact would create a framework or U.S. companies to
compete for up to $20 b1lhon an c-0ntracts in energy-short
China.
John Hughes, the State Department's chief spokes-
man. confirmed the delay.
"Despite the fact that we have 1mt1aled a text. the
president has not yet authonzcd s1gnaturc and trans.
m1ss1on to Cong.rcss," Hughes told reporters at the State!
Department's datl) bncfing.
H~es told a questioner "If you arc su.ggcstJng a
possib1ht) that tt might not make It this year. I guess that
poss1b1ht)' is the"':·
B~ law. agrcnnents to sell U.S. nuclear technology to
forclJD countnes cannot ta.kc effect until the) have &ttn
before Conp-css for 60 legislatavc days.
OtlicW.s agree that the teitt must be sent to Capitol
Hill by next Monday to meet that requirement in the t1me
"'main11'\1 tn the current SC"SS1on of Congress. The summer
rongrcss1onal recess 1s approaching. followed by the
November elcctaons.
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Sexual assaults on chil·
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sponsored Monday by tht
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NoTCen Grella. a social worker on the faculty of the
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arc Free Oinic Director
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~erbruaJle and Le ~ecke.
Bill aims to
cut the cost.
of child care
SACRAME NTO (AP)-Cahfom1a taxpayers wou
save $28 million in the coming year under a measu·
approved by the Senate that would liberalize the st.a
income tax credit for child care costs.
The measure, which would partially confonn st.a
law to federal statutes. was sent to the Assembly Mondc
on a 34-2 vo&e.
The author, Sen. John Seymour, R-Anahe1m . said tt
bill stemmed from an Orange County case in which
police officeT shot a young boy by mistake.
The boy's mother left him alone in their Stanto
residence while she went to work because she couldn
afford child care, Seymour said.
Under current state law, California taxpayers ca
claim a 3 percent credit on employment-related child ca1
expenses of up to $2,000 for one child and $4.000 fc
others.
But the cm:iit is gradually reduced for adjusted gro!
income over S 15,000 a year, so that taxpayers makm
more than $20,000 claim nothing.
Michie wins
outstanding
non-com title
. ~gt. Floyd 0 : Mlcllle Jr., son of Floyd and Dor
M1ch1e of Fountain Valley, has been named outstandin
non-<;ommissioned officer of the quaner for the 7th Civ
Engineering Squadron at Carswell Air Force Base, Texa
Michie is a fuels systems maintenance specialist. ••• Ainnan Keat W. Beatley Jr., 50n of Kent and Joa
Bentley of Irvine. has completed basic training •
Lackland Air Foroc Base, Texas. Bentley, a 1982 graduat
• oflrvine High School, will begin on-the-job training in th
supply field at McConnell Air Force Base, Kan. • • • Ainnan Baroid E. Marpby m. son of Harold E
Murphy Jr. of Irvine, has graduated from the airc~I
maintenance course at Sheppard Air Force Base Texa!
Murphy will serve with the 82nd Field Mamtenanc
Squadron at Williams Air Force Base, Ariz. • • • Army Pvt. Sbella M. AJpoate, daughter of Gin•
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at Fort Dix, N.J. She 1s a 1978 graduate of Huntmgtot
Beach Hiah School. • • • Ainnan I st Class Daniel C. Caddo, son of Marga re
E. Cadden of Huntinaton Beach, has graduated from th
aircraft maintenance course at Sheppard Air Force Base T~xas. Cadden, who was an honor graduate will scrv•
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One of the most legendary auto.
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available to the public at the Newport
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and 8 at the Newport Buch Marriott.
The James Bond 007 Aston Martin
OBS came to life in 1964, created for
the movie "Goldfinaer." Its fanciful
aad&ets have led many Bond fanatics
to rd'er to the car as the true star of the
picture.
inally created to accommodate film·
ina and promotions, only two pos..
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ofwltich as Hanz•s vehicle.
Haru said he P.urcbased the vehicle
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tat ion in the movie industry. With the
exception of the. ejector seat, all the
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be said. "The oeiabborhood kids
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Thar~ 11\r mcmhen t•I sr-4wtUQI cwul Hunt11111on L}ftft [tllcno11, ~barltii R (on-, Mt llacl u~f'ft\Clt ·uu Fairy, Clln1 B fr1C &..v.100 Ho P. 14 taun u. Kcrt« R na LK.. (11.ri*f K. Rqjn. David M1c"-tl R(111nt11btt1. lobtn Allen Rooke:. Kennon Shant'
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•1 Kimbrttcy ~tUllttll At\bond.antl", n11.ahc\b A~vcd1>. ~n ~Int Ru fctnttra Pb1hp hin, Tna.ha Ann felt ... Jiun11a lnnc t:1tno, Andr(w Mic.h-.rl Pk>tena l1tMloft, Krill! Dean Lally, S.ndra Yi:sl.u.aD lJn, Nancy J~ Ruddy, Thefnl Marie ltuiz, C'htilluphtr k111all, Cull«o AnM la~ Ka•llf)'n ( oktl• Albtf\; Llnu n Al~t. Jotqlb Ak.undn, DI\ Id F1hpp1. tc\'nl fu\:l\ow, Sc-an Firucu. SUcy Rtt flahtl. M1clltlle A 0. Undkr. Shcnl lliii:n111e I.inn, ~I A Lihtlc, Kalbcrlne fliabtt.111.Jo)'d, Ruwll, C~ni!li. Ann R\IMClll lnn1t J Ruy1t!'bett, Dana L)'l'ID lf.Y•,n1
C'\audeJ,Allcn l.ef.lie lkn,DtonyAlunlo, l,.c19IJulltnllitAMbu, ~a fllher, Richard A. file. Ramona Rrbttta norn. Robtn Andrew Fl StouA. Llo~MatthcwLotkJwt,RlymO'MSAtotft~Wpn.NtrntLor. Mina M S..\'cOl'I, Paul s.dlcr1 f'att1cta C:. In, M.IB Al~ TOOG
Om unr Andeno11, Km) lltn Andenoa1 llould ll Anckt'IOll Allan Mldlatl rt1n<k Flory, Kelly A~rcw tlynn. Sannrue f"-ollJ. htncli. Jnh11 Mal'tl. A Loirnan, Cknald1111 An11ot ~n. G"IOI)' JllMI La>vfridilt, Soc:llez, Mam Siln<kra, Robcn L« S.nd1Uky Ill, Mauro T1lft<lthy
Jotln L Ala.A T.Aok1 Ci1llelA0\11ttn11, Pa11JttnAihmorr. Mat\O C. harta Fraley1.Etin Kathi«" Fra.nldln.Jfftn1lor Joann I ranllin. M1d1ad Dooald Lu 1nllwfly P I.Ma, 0.*1\M&ric L~·Mict.ci~!Wlm uuw. s.ti11vir:ca, Dawn Lorraine SUM, NI'!')' AnnSaubu, C'lat111uobcrScarfc,
,11.Rin, ~ J AUltln, Aaron Earl A ~e. RolWn Allan S.Clr.u En\ J , ~tcr Fran1.a.. \..)nt.h1a ltcntt f"°"h, lh•a Mana fmla. Ortt R. frtn\&n, Bob n Kt L.uont. R)'ln Jay Lldl1n. aobrn 0 LY"ll, lta)' K MU, Ron Sbal'rt1, Ml("btel L . hf11m. Ol.n.1 l.on'l1M Sd11aA1c. Jtan(tte C ~ q MU~ llailr'), Joh M. lttik), Knth L®i\ Bail(), Ml\11 L Fnc:k. R&11dy fnn. Daniel FUJ1mon. l.annt L)'nnc FUQua. Dl\'u~ Mtlw. Annell Mam. Karu Anne M-.r:r Afwn Richard Maldl Rct1u MautUD Sd11nid1ke,Jea.n1oc1.«Schfidner, Ann Ehubnh Shoata. Donna
Klmbtrt)' Oi.allc l Cl\Nun.a A Banlla, Shiljraa Mitbc~ lamcn, A. ~bl r, John 8 G1btid. Wtlham Paul Catwhtt', Jena M1)' G&lhpc>, .llinbclh Maru. OllT'Cn Trnor Manll!ll SOU~ ManlUln M1chtllc Jo)'«I lloenbttlCf, Well)' Al Schonatk. Milli FAward ·hultcn, H thct
M111htw Boyd lemu ud Mana C urtri Albat M Gama. Ka1hy J Gaftil, Kl'ls Ann Garcia, C'hn111ne L)11t:l1t 11e Martin Stacy Matquu 1nd Wiiiiam Maft~I M111~11a Sch11medwr, Mart Adele Sellen and Ech•"lrd VICIOf StTnno
Alie> Slattltt M Bas~. Richard Ci Bealldro. 8NCe Oo\lllaJ6 ktt, Glt\ka. ~Uy AnM Carry and Tin L)On O.ru. . Abo L1t1 l:iint Mandi, ndta Ahor Manin. ~114'"' J01c11b Man_ MonlQ Lee ~dock, !Uthl)'o Mii')' NvC't, J1U J•on1nc Shethan,
LA1.1t1t Jant Bed.Cont. tnn Oedley, Norman Platnck Btdley, '-ul Do~ Abo 00...,W Lani Ca11nn. P-nc It Oauwcikr. Cethttint Mane Rasrr Je>h11 M .. nD.I), Robon MlitOITo, llon Kc-11h M~y. 1 udd A Stc:j)Mo R. hmnotn Jr .. Erit R ltlrii:y, Rodnq Sllotla'. Jlldllb Irmo
Bclsitu. lk\.a.n Charle. Bmnett. ~111! V11\l~t1t Bosr. M11cbt-ll Todd Gttlt, C'bn1tlllf £. Ciecf. Gary Jamu Ceors. rad ~fl t\, tine F. Ma), CAvicl c:...t McAn.ach. f.tl«n Nora Jan McCat». Shaflnt)fl v. Siiber, Ftnlalldo S1lv1 Don 1ms; Phonipn•t Slravant!la, Enc Anhur
Btm>. lk\111 L 8m')', uh le:.-. Pa~ta Anoe &llard., Mrla RM Gmam, Jennifer J G1 J.. Julie Ann G11Mon, lln11 Alan G1ro11~. M1cl\KI McCIJUl, Juliana McCillll. Ka1blttn Mary ~•ulwy. ~nic Olent SILianct: ~11un Mane SkotJund. ~unne JC Silk.tr, "icolt Allen milbc.
81lhna1on. n A Btothfr, Bct1n1 Marpm 81sbop. Jovph Daniel A GomberL O.v1d M Gomez. Tony N. Oomu. Alcundcr Luis Mc('utly JOllA McDonald.~Anna M"°rawJohnl.Mc:kiPCKlr.,Tom IJbeT\P. m1lh,Antc"llM1nc m1th,C..thtri11M11n m11h;R1chln2AIWI
81untcf, S\I n l . R1tnar. Robn\J Black, James Jl B~ktwn. Rhonda ( qunaki, 15.rryl Frank Gonnltt, Ktlly IU)'f Odtdon, Patnck James Ad.amt Mclain., M•-r McMal\&n, O.Wll M. McNlt\et, Ja11<>n ~~r Sm11h, Douila• Steve~ Sn)'det, JO\'lta E11ttil Carol Solono, Ptlorne
Blake, Anne MUie 8lun1, Tamra Lynn Bof,en, Jame."$ J ph Buland. Gordon, An101ncttf C'hn\ttnc O~. Tbcodon-Kno~ Ort'JL(>I')' II. Tania M~Kemon. T raey Michelle Motd. JAnyn D. Mth11er,.Mar) IU)' Mmdu. Soupi1-vona..Ahtc Mane .5ov.1na, lknltc Sp0t1ri. Seff A· Stalford, Candy
Matthew S. Bond, Tonya l)oU(1tr and ._city M. &u1Mon. Rcntt Gnebfnow, Mary Joyce Cnffitll, Sonr• Anne Gnionik Jl((lutlinc Veronica Evtlyn Ojeda Mcndou., K.tm Mint Mcni.a" Sophia Catbcnne Ann S111nficld. Olm'n S. Stanley. Ami Joy Stanton. M1ehcllt Renee
AIJO Al\lt.la t;rnn 8outW'Cll, Ci1n1 lyn1* Bow\, Jim Bnhlrr, l)t1~ D Groff. Robin Chct')'I Oronblch, Heidi ~)'nn Gmqenbachcr. Ste\'cn Mtmll, Van r. Mtttt11Chm1tt, lnall Pundt Mcuw Enc Meyer ('aria teariu. Sllfl.n~ teint~ Ullm\C Ann Slepbc'l: .. :*' K.ath!)'n
Mane e ... mku. sun Jo.cpb ~In, John A. ~)'.Cindy LtlUllC Doualas, Cirunbaum, C.'hnlly Lynn Mine Haacmyer, JUm Ann Hilty. RtneeMicbaeha,N11at~O Mic"-tlt.MW:hMJJ MlllAud.Larryl) M1Ucr. Slephcn.Dlv1dEAfS1cphens.OlaneKalhl«nS1cwan..~llyO.wn °"·
Bro•n. t'~ W Bto•11. llle1nn Lou•x 8ro-..o. Sandra Lynn Brown, Tm1oth)' l.Kwu Hilt)' R Phllllp Hill. Roma Hal~ William L HaU), Qrq Rhonda kay Miiier Ryan E. M1l~r Ocln 1'homu Mtlta. Carolyn o James A Shin. Raymond C S1oddant, Kmuoft Scott tolfal, RKk L
RodWd J Bud.oa. JIO\lt M&rh: Budl. Robcn Enc 6Uhltt, JO&nnc L P Hamel. Kevin Joi.eph Himmel. J1m.t1 Pa1nclt Hanavan, Autumn Ml1\ard, LUI Cbieinl M1yub1ro, 1linu0 SI.IC Moberly, Jan.a J. Motlier, Lan SIOUI, Cra .. T. 119wn, Debofab Annt Sltttlte Mic!Ultl P1ulllp ~IC. ~undy,LuaA.8\l~Pamet1M111eBursti 8ryan8urn,1dr.JcfTA.Bun. Jten« H1ncod. Daniel lJIM'tfl«' U1n~in. Paul R14'1wird Henna. K)'lt Kmtcn MonlCl.Ml(t\<llt M.anlou M~. Michelle Mon1«11, Anae ~obY11°"'11.eStultz.ShaMJ mmcn,La1111il~Swahn,M1rml1no C olecn Gnitt 81.1$1\. K.imbcrtt-y Anoe C•bc. Jamn Anhur <'•brr. : laet)' R1>mond Han~u and Mauhcw Wayne H1n10n Eltnbc.th Morpn, Sitphrn Anthony Moms, David M1etlatl Mowm Szabo. Rkk L. Sulhmart. My Ta.I alld M'.YOftY Tai.
Diane Caln. Oma Mane <'ahw. Frtn~ Camden. uune LolTllnt Alr.o Tarnat9 Jean Ha.PIOOd. Tcny l. turdist)', Wilham o Harlov., L~1a O.ncne Mu~ Saa Machltl M\il'plly. Qeorwe 8 MlllTI). Jeri Abo ~ OaNIJc 1'•)'1or. ~I Lynn Tatlor, Robe.rt Scott CAmeron. ~ D C'amriticU. AndrtW Ctl)Wn, Todd Allen C"1puano Joan &men Ham$. Em Allan Hamton. David Michael Hank).-Kell(} Scou MutTly~ Julie Elizabeth M11my. S)'ndJ Atyioo Marrow, /1m11ne :TClllllle. Dean. Ed••rd Thl)tr, Michael B T1,11elcn, JcfrR. Tbomn, John • Oms•C>Pkr Ju.a Catty. Krnneth A C..rmi Md. Judtlb B Cura. Mart. Jo H1rv1dt, titan E H1)C$. Jolene K. H1)ca. Lcshe R. Hayford. l..ev1n P Lynn M)'ff. Cltolyn W. Na. l.a)'nt F. Nak.uont, Cbn'1ophtt D Nrrvo, William Thomas. htwn M. Thomas. Daniel T. TbomptOn, Ev• hit
• !livid C'a.Sl('f. Ocu\ io Castro. Glon.t C'. Ctrda Harry Adarn Chawon Jr H1)'hunt. Wilham James Haus. K)lt Dean Htinrieh. Johll Howard C'.uendra K. Nn.ptd tnd BK D. NJu)'Cn Tena. °'9n f TomNJ<:k, Ricardo ~Torres, Lana 8. TO&IC, uunc
Johnnt H\111111 Jen C'ban. K.arrn Sue C'bantlcr, Tonya Rtntt C'ha.pman Hemsley. Heidi Joanna Henry Also Hua Quana N_l\lytn, Tam Thankh NJuy("l). Tlluona o Nauyen Kalhltttl Totten, Suan1on E. Townacnd. Hue Du11JTb1 Tran. N&hia ()ulna
Brennen Anton) Cllavei. Tom"'y 8. Cbcww, T1mo1lly Carl Chn1ttn9Cn , Cra11JOICPh N1Choh, Damn to Nicllolson, Meh5$1 N. Nikcevkh o.vid fran. Tho V. Tran. Lr KiM Tt111h. M1chtlc Louia Tullock. Jama F
Ht1J1 L)n Chnsllan, JaMI !Uy Chm1man Ind Suan 0 . Clart. 4itephcn V Hcnj.l, John-~cvin Herbst, J190n C. Hcmnfli, Bt~trly S. L. Noltcrieke, Patnli Nordbcra. K.iMbttly Anne Normandin rhnaune Tumtr. P.a.odall Meuncc Turrill. Camille Amber Ty~\, Randall c., Ullo!',
4.lso Robnt Tr1v~ (larte, <. Olctlc: thu ..... h Cl ... m•nt•, Mali-"a H11uch1, Bnan J. 1lden, M1ch1tl Howard H1llhoutt' Jr .. Gt9 m Kennan Mani Novi.Ii:. Mari• ('hnsuni N>"lfom. Deborah Anne O'Hira, Erik M1tthewM Ulmer, !•ne Ellen Un1ack. Amanda Mine 11dti, Jodi Mane ""'' .... " • '"" Hoad. Annette E. Hobrecht, !Uthlttn Joyce Hodt0n, T1n1 Mane 5(()11 O'Ncar. O.wn MkhelleO'Rour\e K.lmberly Yveue Ochsner 'Ed, o, Valoff. Shcnann van Ourrn. Jcffin Steven Vander~f. Cbnt R.
Mirhclc Cohen, ud Colby. C'hn111ne l,.ynn Cole-Weaver. Daniel S Hoffman, Deborah A. H<>11n. Steven James Hollon, Susan Eh1.1bf1h Oden, Teddy Yoram Ohana, J""n Ro!K-n Oniz. Mark A. Orttz.. '~tiny V1ndintcr, Maytce V111L Thona Pmit V1nnha.Anh1 A. Varrll. CbriRWI
Conrad Tim Cook. £rla Anot Coone)'. Dtbr1 Jain Co~1ll. Yvonne Hood. J1mcs Orea ,Ho~klns. Garen Ken HOllh~o. R1)'nellc Suzanne Anne Qlw111. Heidi OuylJll. i?t;c:hlcl An. lhony Pacllolllt. EJalM Mary ltt Vau&Jlan. Manb Mfehacl Vaupn ind Rima F1ye V1'41'1n. ~~~~'.1M;~f:i.~{-;1~~,· ~~,:~~~~~lo. le~dalthl~•0rytt tioU(k. Pamela Louise oulc, Poul T.C' HS1un, aul Hsu. Kenneth A Paciho. Karen Louiae Pqttr, Suanne Marie hnc:"hcri, Ma«' A PanLclla. Al!IO Shelley Ltt Vcp. Mary Vend. ell&, Ronald Vefliho. Joey E.
f "'· o~ C ,,. .._., "' Hulen. Kam~rl) Dawn Humphnes. Lm a Hur. C'oJ1n Robfn Hul'it. Bo.-Anna Mine Pam::t Joel Thomu f'll'kfr Tcmi Suzanne Pamtll Andtew Vida.Ip. Dlat1c Yvonne Viney and Hu11a V1nb < ra l. lJlv.wn ~h raw.Ord, tfTrey Lou11 Cribbs. Micha.el Jame) Quoc Naoc Huynh. Mul1m1 lae1. Jarod Ikeda and lt~1fWldlc lakandcr. Pucoe, Mary Der\IMo Paon, Donald!.« Pauley, Juhctlt Anne: hvhn ind Alt0 Anh Th11 Tbi Vo, M1t1 Mll\h. Vo, James Pa1rick Voqrlit,
(n.i•\l' "''"shen C'uccloaJu, Donna Lrt Culbatson. Shc:rna Mane Also David Wayne lz)kowsk1, Roben E. Jackson, Cinda« Tract SusanneVu'SinuaPellt. MaurineAn.nVonW1ncklcmann,COK_yPb1JhpWalkCt".~. nLWau.tt.
( unnin&ham Larry L Curran II C'hnstc>pKr T. Cusack Paul E Jaeo. Richard Bemis Jaf"as. N11h1n Jeffers. l..cshe M Jeona. James ~thl«n Marie Wallis. Eric Walstad. Ooroth)' MJ. Wana. T1modly Orsw
C us~nbcrn Hcathtt M C.rulqtr, Rand) Aot.hon) D'Amaud •In Timothy Jerman. Boan l. Joech1mslllcr Braden 5(()11 Johntcn, John Aho Tr19 Ltt PcnkofT, M1chatl J Pcralts. Ida VIOia Pm:eval, Recd Wlttrman. uu 0111 We111hfnnan, Denn} D. Webb. DOu&IU S Wed11L.
&«khohz .. Pcruun H1J1an1 Dadbfh Michael Ranford Daffer, Rand)' W Hu-II Johnson, Ptulhp A. JobnM>n, Joh.n Vincent JOKpb. Stacy P.,r O Ptltnon, Tim ~tenon, Sco11 Antt\ony Ptnti<>bn. Shannon K.imbc.rlct John W1Ui.am Wf!nprdcn, Al'IC!nw W. Wtiskc. Lorrot A Web, Jolin
O.hllc John Charles O.hoA. John Lcwu Dlmpmlt'l 11. David M Dina Joshn. Stephan~ Mane Juac Ptt~ A Kalln. Ktnoctb A. Kanocz Pff1I, Bau Q. Pham, V1la)"'one Phanouvona. Llo)d S. PtullJp&. John D. Mtehltl W~nnan. Collttn M. Wcstlock. Frank J. Wcy1n1, Kffl}' R.
Stien E Dan<U. Rebecca Ann Dan.. Chrutoi>hcr J. Davi~ De.annrM~ M111bcw Aiko Kass. Mart V 1Uwaucb1. Melinda Clari J<.camcy, P1W10, Cbrisuna J Plllman, Bnll Manin Planner, Mana Ann Motk1n, Whitt, RobcnJ Whtte. Den1Jt Vtta Whitman Michael J. Witklund,$«)11 Dava~. Sandra lynn 0.vis, G1.1n P Deellnstofaro, Joh.n Leona.rd De LA Timothy Jama Kc1lhahn. Brad Ktllcr, Ke'"en O. Ktll). Chnnophtr OeolJlna E. Po{)PC. M1rt J. Po1"1n, Jennifer Jane Powers. Jean M•ne EricWiett. Raody O.\'id W1etnck, Karl)'ll K. Wialn, Rebc<D Lee Wllftn.
Cuesta Michael Patnck Don. Roni<:a Hope Dean. Jeff S. Dcdnck. Edmond Kelsey, Tiffany Brandon ~lso, l.ton ~raid Kett, k , Steven Pntchttt, C'hnsttoa Mant Problt. Lua Michdlc Pryor, Todd A Oulllle, Diane Williams, Thomas L Wilh1m1, Suzeuc Charknc Wlllianuon.J
loumbttly ~I~ R °"00 Oh)'tr lll.c1.io.and Stephanie 1 ) DA.Di.dllllo Mtehad-~ S4eplwl ~IU-!U, Mic·bld l1mes.JIJ.na.1lldL !my: Macie Qu11n, Mac &akh!!l•ni ... R Yan Kenneth llandall, M1cftatTM. Cbnstoober T . .will Branch Suzanne: Wilton, J0tepb An I.bony WIP!• ~lso Th«>dorc D Dl\on. Vy-Minh Thi Do. Thanh Van Do. O.v1d K. Lynn JUrlt, Thomas Arthur Kirbey. John !Uri ~I. Lc1&h Anne 1'J1ch, Ranscl. Heather Vant11sa Ripp. JOlinA. Rllm11saiii::-TOOCl"ll. Raihl>un, IJryln F.wom,er, Shen non Mane Wolff. Brin~~
Dohtn> Collen Then:sa Donaldson. Don EUtent Dooley, Tammy Jea~ Machelle Denne Kluc-vcr,Jocl M)'er K;n•PP Ill. Ju he !Uy Knowles. O~S. t...1sa Faye Raver. Wilham P Ra~. Chnsune Raymood:Doon1 S. Recd, Wood, Dclynda Woods. Holly Lynn Woods, EIW.betb Aon Woodside, r f)onin Bnan D. Dorman. Paul N Doty, Sund.ay M. DouaJass, Brandi Kobayashi, Monica Lynn Kolbly. Eric M. K.randa. Deanna L)'l'n Krotz, Rohen Scoll Rehhna. Nanclle K. Renov1I~ Aln A: Rcntcn1, Lora Jean Oeo~y Charles Wri&hl
Lct&h Down!>, Dawn Deni~ Doyle. M. Guadalupe Duane. Mike A. Kane C11hcnnc Krull, Robcn C'. Kun Ir.le, Daniel Evan Ku.shntr, Victori1 R(S91, 111 Sean C Reynolds and Anna A Rh« Aho Susan J•nc Wrl~"•· Ttiomas B. Wnatn. FAward Wu. l.111 Carole Dufrene Sean 0 Duhan. Jimmy M. Dunn. Philip A Durbin Lrt I L K I M rt DI I K le.__ 1U hi A K I S ..-.. M I J-.. B ., J R "'El'-R .. _ S ~i.. ' R 0 • h -' • .,y, En y· So Y J h' ,..._ urlt's..Kns1inSuunoc:FAwards.Ad.amPbilhpr·chlcr.All-·.;-thl-n )lln uum•u . e C RIC Y "''., t ecn !In ye, t.-"'~o . Aso uun .nl« r .. utn "'" ICr"'ni' tc.,. .. oic ·"'Carv'-Yearsley,KarenM1chellc ec, c J, m, Yon 00. *l)rll!C,'-"uq ""' , .. ,... ~~ K um, M1nct1t Lamb. Cbuck Lamb1na, Mary Mth5S1 Lann1111-Slcvtn htnclt J Rinker Lynn M Rtm. M1cl\KI Earl Kobtru. Tina K. Robcns. Chln& Youna, M1111 Marie Zakour, Joh.n Llmmennan, Platnaa !Uy ~II·~ Jame' J Emmt tl. Wilham Robcn Flcm1na Epic)', Wendy K Esal1, And1Tw Lanterman. Jeon1fff Lc1&h lJlrltcy and ~u! Thomu Laruo. Olyn A. Robtnsnn. 'iuunna Robu11on. Alex Jnus Rodriquez. Rodney Zimmmnan. W1lb1m Enc Zinn, Stephen Mic:hul ZmU. Steven R. Zwria
Jo.cph Mu:hacl ~. Ricardo Espinoza. Rovcn A Es1p1lll, Dcbbte Also Aud rev Linda Lanen. Jetrenoo F LAllnClo. Karen L)'ftn Liu.a, Com cl Rocls '\ud11 LAVonnc Rohn. Bttu Fra.nk Rollnq. Sand,_ Ivonne •nd J11I~ Marie Zylstn..
Tiie following student1 are Westminster High
School g<adualel
Anthooy 0 Aodac:ca, JMnne R Agor. CllffOfd N
Aguilera. Oerrln L AitJt&. Joy L Alexander. Leon6del
Alonlo, LOU<O. M Alonao. RC>gef L Atlmln, Glor .. J
Alv8fez. Sooll Ari, Mw1am ~. 0aoa M Arndt.
Panltwld M. Auweenl, Anna E. Aaa-.on, Debbie A.
Augerac>n, C..... L. Au1tin, Robert A Bein, Ronda L
Belcer. Carmen 0 Balandran, Mark A Ballejoe, Netalie
T Banrnater. vwavanh Batamy, Vlravone Batamy.
Mk:tlael W Bamea. Rima N Ballhon, Wiiiiam A.
Bl)'leu, EricK. Beamal\, Lloyd A Benedetti, Gu.nil M.
Bennett, Jeffrey 0 . Bennett. P1trlci1 G. Berg. Samet
M Bent, George 0 Berahaw. Oipll V Bhakta. Eric L.
Bifdwell, Donna E. Bttlhop, Gerald Bishop, Samuel B.
Bodenbendtlf, Shewn M B~ker, Brian A.
Bogdanovlcfl. Eltera Bogde. Wade 0 Bone. Laur• J.
Bonomo. Chrlltlne M Bonrth. Jotlalhan Bradbuny,
Jetfl'9y T Br«Mey. M96ody A. Bramlage
Hoity 0 Brldges. SNt1ey 111 Broney. George A.
Broob. Gregoty D. Brown. MJc:Nel R.. Brown. Gery A. ·
Buebel, Tami S Buectai.. Dem H Bui, Tan Q Bui.
l,.oren T BunlrNl'I, Terence c Burt, M"'1ayne M
8utler. Mllttl E. Cale, Matgat•I Cemarena. CWrle E
Carteon, Duane A. Catlaon, Phillip w Carreon, Oa\lld
R Carrlloea. J-P. Carter, Glorla J , Catlllo.
Thomu L CutonouaJ. Bob W Ctaatron, Ha 8 . Chau,
KhOIO Ctaeu. Palflci(S.Chen, WllllamS. Chen,JohnJ
CMltlano, Jon A. Ctarlatlanaen. Brenda E. Clover.
TetTY L. Cole, Eric M. CollUo. Steven E. Collins,
Brenda F Coc>fMe, Trisha A COoper, Frank R Corbin.
Tami M. Corn.ti, Hiida N Correl, Susan A Cozart.
SllTIU4ll A Cuellat, Susan M Dalrymple, Thu-Uyen V
Dang, Mlctlaal A. Danna. Mllttl N Davis, Randy Davia,
Dene M. o.Greocwy. Robert R O.Lavallade, Jf/lfrey
M Oenbeugtl. IOmberly A. Devine, Dan Diaz. Hong-
AM Thi Doer\. ~rey W, Dodd
JamM M' '-Mccullough, Lynne L McDaniel, Brvce K
MeJimaey, WNflam P Mc:Keegue. Ctarlallne J
McMiiian. Melt ... A McMllUn, LOf• L-McNabb, Jack
R. Mc:Ptler1«1. Linde M Mc:Rorie.
J em. C Melkeraon. Nancy S. MaMn, Joie L
Mendoza. Jeffrey A Meyer, Danna-Mane L Mlllw,
Krlslln L. Ml"9r, Mich_, 8. Ml ... MlchMf G. MllW,
Gayte F Miiioy, Cynthia M M1)'11da. Pamela H. Mlyeda.
Sri.Ila 0 Mocil. ETlc: W Mondragon. Jennifer L
Monroe, Jeffrey M. Mooney, ClaUde M. Moore, Ter ...
Morris. Kenneth L Mounl, Kenneth Murphy, Seen
Mytwa. ROMU11 B. N•v1rro, Cathenne t:. Neleon.
Mk:hael L. Nemec. Del 0 . Nghe, DIM. Ngu, VI T. Ngu, Al
T. Nguyen, An H. Ngu)'erl. Canh V. Nguyen, °'91.1 0.
Nguyen, Hoa 0 Nguyen. Hoa Y. ~· Hoeng Q. Nguyen. Huan T. Nguyen, Hung c. . Hung T.
Nguyen, Huy 0 Nguyen, Khenh H. • Loe B
Nguyen. Mint\ N Nguyen, Phuong T. Nguyen, Quynh T
Ngu)'erl. Tam M Nguyen. Thel 0 Nguyen. TIMM V
Nguyen. Thap Nguyen, ThMn T. Nguyen. Thuc N
Nguyen. Thuy 8 ~.Yen T. Nguyen.
Andrea NUMe, Kriltt M. Nutt. Shert T. A O'Connor,
Tr8C)' L O"Tode, HedOf 0 . Ober, J4lfl'* V. Oduao,
AndrM L Oja. AegineC. ~. NkMlee J. 04is,
Marlo Ortiz, Colleen A o.bome. Ronald L O.tler1
Audrwy A. Parent, Jerry E. P.,._, Nathen ft. '911c•.
Meyuri, l'ael. Sharl L. Paterlon, 9ena F. ~.
Mlc:hMI A. Pattenon. Slnh A. Peerce. WINJy A
P9rklna. MonlOfl K Peteraon. ci.lre Pelroeke, Ha N.
Ptlam, Huong-Huyen T. Phan. Phi A. Phung, Delbert G.
Pickney. Edward Pimentel. Gina Pimentel. JohnathOn
R PIKe, Sr .. Scott K Pomrenn. Ketherlne J Ponti.
Dave l.. Poller. Gall R Power .. Thereaa c. Ptoc:owlcz,
WINJy L Pfovtn, Yvonne 0. Putmeft, ~ 8
Raab, Mern.Mll Ramirez. Merit E. R11m6rer.. Mo* M
~lo. Venal B Redmond, Andr.-0. AMO.
Jeoquetlne P Reed. Kenneth L R9d. Chai* W
R.ep, IV. Katen L Reldl, Patric:la A. Aelnta. Otto F ~. cario. F Aeyea. Holly A-Rider, Bred RllM'Oer.
Jorge Rivas. JOMph L Robinaon. Sheri M. Roblnlon. Turning their tassels
<>ranee Cout College paduate8 Karen
McDonald of Hanttncton Beacb, Raebel
McCormick of Foantaln Valley and Mary
Mcl'fally of Newport Beacb are amoq
thouaanda of area atadenta matrtcDlattna
from bUh Khoola and colleiea tbU week-
end. It look McCormick 7 yean of m,Jat
claua to earn ber coyeted 4e&ree.
&.an L. Donnely. Pal T. Dorrie. Th<>l'Me J Oowna,
PatNla L Dunneback, Roee M Duldler. Dwon
Hudaon Dyer, cata L fao'a, Ronald J EMtln,
Matuww L. Eddy, Steven M. ~van9. Linda S. Ferquer,
N.-Y Fernandez, Holly J Ancher, Cuaenctre F.
Fleming, Yv«te E. Flood, Alberto Flot•. Lynn M.
Freu. tt. .. F. Fualletolo. Patricia Gellndo, McKay
Galote. Mlohelle A. Gelvin, Glenna L. Gemt>oa.
Chrlstoe>Mr M. Garcie. Victoria Garcia, Mn Gardner,
Eric R Oert>er. EYelyn M. Gifford, Wllllem c GllbrMth,
Oellld A Glllelpie. Annette J Gladney, John J.
Glugow. Klmber1y L Glathar. Anthony Gome,
Robert M Gomez. Annetta S Gonulee. RC>gef P.
Gonulee, Edln«llh Gonzale. Llaa A Goodr1c:tl.
MldlMC T Gordon. Regina E. Gremling, Steven T
Gr1ffln, Darrin Griffith, C>erc:y A Groothula, Jiii A.
Groutui1Q9f. Leonwdo Guatdlota, K•thleen M Gun-
dllng. Car1oe V. Guzman, Nhung C Ha, JamM A. Hua,
S.ene K. Hagerty
Kelty N RocklO<>. Martin Rodriquez. Guillermo
RoMI. Jiii C Roea. Br-9" P. ~. a.rt>ara A. Rubio,
Beth R. Rugraft, YOianda Rutx, ArtllfO B. SancMz., De
Anne G. SanOere, ~ R. Sand«11on, Roberta
Santellen, Sytvla M. Sermlento, SUMn L Salo, Deen J .
Scarcelll, Sloan E. Schaffer. Erich T. Schen. Donna L.
Sj;hopp, AndrM L Sdluc:a, Joerlne M. Sdlwartz.
Seodra L. Sctlwendeier, Jerald L. Seor18t, Tilc>rnM W. Seellncl, Mlc:hael L, S«bak. David Tl'lc>mu Servala.
Alen c S.Xton, Samuel L9on ShaHah. Klmber1y A.
Sharp, Patttdc M. SNw. Scou A. Shaw, Cllf!Ofd T.
Shelton, Ill, LIN M. SherWood, Mlc:tlele A. SNma,
SuNl1 Shon. Shemel A. Stlouga. Donnamarie T
Slbtey, OannyV Slda;Jamee 0 . Smith, Robert Smith,
M9k>dy R.M Soltis, Searlu R. Somutl, JoM E. Spoor,
Diane L 818c:y. Donna J. s1 ..... Sean w. Stldclay, Kurt
M Stredtmann. Jr .. Keren M. Strafy, Kelltn R. Strldllln,
Neel J. Sullivan. Marie P. Suleona, Michelle C
Swyk9r1, Son Ta. Ema F Tamamuul.
Ocean View High School grads
Graduatea trom Ocean View High Sctlool In HunUnglon 9Mch
I~:
Allyaon L. Adler. CEaig R Adnama. Adel Agulllir, Mich ... 0 . AQUiiera.
M•tttlew 0 . Hambek. Kenneth J Hammond,
Chrlltopher A. Haneen. Tlmothy M Haneon. Sharon
Harada, Anthony E. Harp, Cery Hahlm<>lo, U.. K.
Hlll.lght, Beclly L Haynie, Lynd.I M Hein, Sheri L
~... Stephanie L. Held, Merk S Hender9on.
Klmber'ly A. Heng. Wen•ton L Henry, Alfredo N.
Hernandez. Daniel E. Helketh, Melodie J Heximer.
Patricia L Hinze. Phuong-Thao T Hoang, Sherrie S
Hodlell. Lynn M Hofer. Cnartene M Hoffman, Cheryl
A Holle, Mae M. Hora. Tien V Hua, Oevld A
Hufltellaf, Ly C Huynh. Mal H T Huynh. Futaualofl
luta. Blair R. Jadwtn, Robert Jem.. Tern L. .Jeffcoal.
JelllCa M JOhnson OeVld A Jolin, Brandon S .son..
Darrin R JonM. Mlet'IMI L Janel, Monique Jonea.
Robert w JoMe. uaa M JOfdan, MllllQ<ot L JoNpll.
Katherine K. Kand•. Angela Kapp Kevin L Kappen.
JMn M Keams. Peul Keenan. Bnan P Ketty Monica
Kienast, Kenl Kim. Barry M King
Ter ... E Kington. Sheron M Ktrlhare. Darren S
Kishimoto, Shana R. Knepper. Sharon L Koeh. Kurt v
Ke>em«. Diane E KOhler. Jamea B. Kohler. Scott A
K<>k>dge, Shelly s Koucfll. Mery E Krumme. Helen s
Kuo, Derrlcil Kurl, Sandra C Kuaoml. K£ren R
LaCour. Lynn R LaMuter, L-'• C Lanzner. Jennifer
N L.arllln, Timothy G. Laurent, H••no S Lay, Nghta M
Le. Tan M Le. Rlchy T T LM, Selty LM Nancy L
Lehman. Jefttrt A. Long, Chau T Ly. Cu009 C Ly,
Hleu v Ly Hoang T Ly. Mel v T Ly Tlt>I M Meawa.
Phuong M Macn. Sherry A Meley. Oen1N L Maraven.
Monique R Miwotte. Jeffrey O Mar1ha1t Devid c.
Marti, Amy L Martin, Kimberly A Martin Joel
Martinez Jr , Leonardo Martlnei. Eva M Maaon. Maril
N Muotto, Klltlll A McClain Cynthia A McCollom.
Anh Q. Tang. Diane M. Tegell, Robin M. Tell,
Reb4M:c:a L Ttnorlo, Merg.,.I M. Thlnen, Matthew A.
Thoemrnee, Herbert G Thom, Steven J. Thomu,
Kenneth Ptul Thorpe, Ill, Catherine E. Tiiier. Pamela A.
Tiiiery, Jull A Tincher, Perry J. Tlsbo. Walter Torr .. ,
Kelly L. Towe. Anhluan Tran, Suzie N-8. Tran. Cuno T
Tran, Hue N Tran Huynh 0 . Tran. Phuc: T Tran, Thal
Q Tran, Vu N Tran. Anthony L. Trani, Tam C. TMh,
Thuy T Trinh Oor\na R. Tromblay, Thanh 0 Truong,
Tuong M Truong, Yen H. Truong. Krletln J Tucker.
Kelly L TIHt>evllle. Troy w Turner. Hoa 0 T Uong,
Robert S Uyehera, Trac:iey C Uyemura. Cynthia I. Vall,
Tiffaney M Valenc:ia. Ellaa N. Valenzuela Paul 8 van
Der ~I. &Ian Van Oytle, Patride M. R. Vander
Molen, Thomulna R Vlnder M<>*I, A Vang
Jiii s Vanella, K9"1fl L. Y. Vaughler. Kyla M Vawter.
Vlcily Aguilera. Tina L Alexander, E!Mnof S. Allame, Jeff M Alloway,
Mylyn J Ambata. Shell• A. Amee, Javeed Amlrle. Alleon G. Andrade,
KendeU J . Anno. Chrl1tlne T. Anthony, JOhn L. Arctllblld, Angel A.
Arellano, ~ T. Aaiega. Darren T. Attinger, Mark L. Aubin, Vaughn
Auguetlne, Ct*Y1 L Bait.)'. Coral 0. Baker, Daniel C. Bakw, Kimberley S .
Barrett, Krista R. a.uer. Brian Baugh, Shanda Lee Bazer. Donna Beltt,
Pernell J . Bell, Jamee M e.llee. Oerett A. Bemlal, Kimberly J. Bertram,
Diana M. Bird .... Mellnda Blake, O.ard E. &Wtefteld, Richard J. Boerd,
Br-Ian A. Bode, Stac:iey Robin Brannon. MarWa G. Brtto, Frank A. er-own.
Jamee E. &own. Kevin 0. Brown. Scoll W Buc:nler. Adam S. lklder, KeW\
R Butwow.
Cindy L BuB.e. Dianne R Catnlee, Meltsu J. Camden, Gregory 0
Cannone. Ther ... A. Carey, Robert B Cerruco, Sheri L Cerraec:o,
Ptwclvel F Carungay. Touna eutelton. Fernando G. c.tlllo. Chris p
Cuwell, Lor1 A. Center1. Andy L CNng. Kelty M. Chapman, Mlctlael P,
Chlld, Shawn K. CllOate, Rici! W Chrltt......,, AleJtla L. ci.ttt, Ctlrtatlne L.
Clar11, R.ymond F Co. Ctaarlel 0 . Coffey, Ryan 0. Collln1. Sherri L
Contras, UNY. Contreras. Gu11evo Cordero. SuNn L. Costello, Tltfany
M. Covlnoton, Kevin E. Creln, Patrlc:lt L. Crane. Chryelel M. Cllu, Cindy A.
CriM, Tracey L. CullllOl"I, Robert~ Curry, Veronica M. Oa SllYWa, ffaul
0 Dallon. Danh Huu Deng, Huong T. Deng, SuNl1 E. Denger, Kenneth J
Dangl. Su.an K Oanlema, Klmbet'ly o.nl1"19. MlchMI 0 OeHuocl,
Jeanett• c Oeegle. Jane F DMI, Gina c. Del Rio, Kim s. Oetoaudlo.
Ana M. Velazquc, Angela M. VelUQUM, John U
Verlinden. Antonio G Ventl, Mary M. Vierra. o;:
M Vlllega1. Cermen L. Vizcaino, Thuc: H. Vo, A s
VredeVC>ogd. LanT.X Vu~ary M.J . Wagoner,
S Waldo, Suzette J. War'1J, Brad A. WMwr, Dena M
Webb. Kelly J Webe<, Debbie L. We6ch. Adrienne L
Wenatrup, kenneth W White. Eric: 0 . Whltf04'd, Sara
WhllMI. Kathleen A WIQm«e. David F. Wiley, Jr .•.
Oevld A WIN, Palr1ck J. Wottgang, Mlc:hMI L Wong
Thomae Wu. BfldQette L. wyrTI#\. Khamko K Zlong.
FUcnatd K Yabullr. Vaid• J YllQW, Cindy K Yakura.
Mayo Yang. TouaYeng. TemmyL. YaMOn,Mld\MIJ
Yawe. AndrM L Yt>err•. Mary E. Zepeda. Tonya s
~ne
Paul A. Demers, Ptulhen<i L. Demers, Sa.-i G. 0..toff, Rk:tlard J.
DI Lucc:la. John A Dk:kman. Mlc:hMI W. Dlltalman, Cam Thi D61p,....., Thi °"P. Todd A. Dixon. SteYen J Oomerego, Pl'•vll Oonglrd, Lynn LoulM
Donnelly, Deen Douty, 0.Yld S Dreenlcll. Patrice A Ouooan. Ronald G.
Dunn, Doreen K. Dunning, Frank Dumam, franklin M. OU.In. _,..,,..,.
M ewy., Roben H Oyu. o.ni.. M. Eastman, Timothy M Ec:twwda,
Allen B Elli•. Paul• R Ellla. ONn K Enomoto. Kathle«I Et1dtaon. RObet1
Graduates of ~rvin~ 's University High
Unlvenlty High School lnltne gradual• ~
Ayman Sammy Adham, Jemllah Adnen, Mlchll Jacquea
Algazl. SUMn Eltubeth Allen, Glenn Ahlhtller, Julie Dee
MdW'IO(>. Shelley L ArlcMnon, Mel Ared, Alexander
Atden Paul Anthony Anltlano, Andree Argueltea, Cermef
Arin Arko. lJsa Yvonne Aronateln, Aebella Armen, Jemea
Hudaon Athmor•. Scott c Aeplund, Kristal e Babbl,
Richard S Belci(, Kevyn L. Baker, Llaa M Baller, TobreneA
Ban6thMd, Ter .. M. Bamoe. Thomu P. Baumann. Barrie
Andera Beeudln, Debra L Bellac:tl, Mark Christian
.Peml;>ec:lt. Ka1hryra M. 8"rett. MlchMI Anthony Betta, Kelly Slade•. MlcftMI J Boom. Mojgen aon.kdar, Julie Borda,
Ann Kimberly Bowen, Keith A Boyd, St...,.,, J Boyd and
Oelll<I w B<andll
Aleo Suaan Diane Bregman. Barry R BrlUlngham.
Petrick JoM er-own, Paul Ramon Brown, TM<> Bui. John
Bumham, 8fyrdey Alexandra lunon, U.. Caneon, Br"len
C Cerpenter, Oavtd W Catr, Syfveatw Floyd Cer1er IV.
ltandy Ceah, Corinne Mary Cate, Jon M c.cti. De'llld M
Chin. ~ Chen, tony CtalarlfM, Chrlatlen ConflOf
cn1omen10. Oongrioon cnoi. Vlc:10f Chu. s.,a11 w~
Chueng. LIU Marie Oranna. Judith 8 Cole. TlmOthy A
COl!ne. John Mlct\MI 8 . Comla. Oerln Cox, Slec>f\Wlle CM1¥. Eric: A CJ1ntoe, Giia Oeklhanamurthy, Suzenne M
Denfotd, Jiiiie A 09Yenpott, Scott Allan Deilman, Unda M
OodtrlM, WINJy L OoelkoU, Debfa Marie Dolley, Julie
C•thef'lne Dorri•. Lynett•~ Ot'aper, Traci Jlf'I Dunn and
Etan Du%IMll
A.i.o LIM Erin eowwd•. L .. tt1a o !nolMld, Pu Aooert 1 Ewant, Ofaham J~ r...ren. L.anoe a Fame, 8r1an Kar1
,_,.,, Carr .. AM• Antey, Qllllen t ~. c.rt Olol
"9mettl. Vicki L. FOlt. Je9M Mn Fr•llll•, Marc:q S Fu. eon... M.,lai Clllvn. T.n.a laat>el Garey. Ootta Oerc:la,
~ Cerohna Gatda, Dwd CMlllM o.u.n. NC)Ole ~r• Geiger. G~ J Gent, A Jaton Gentile, Om«ry Ql~.~~Glen, NlerH.OleM,I~
Qo6en. ""*'> Olvld Gold, J~ Ootdon, JOfln A Gould,
Olt\etopfler Of•. 8uNrl L~ GringJe, Kkni.tey Ann
Ckindlt9on, ~Hope~··· ,.,.,, ... .., ~b. ~ J..,. "*k:lodl, ~ ~anc:N and Oelll<I
.... H.tir'nltl J(.
Alto l<4Mn I.. Hwneer°"Of'. '*-J Hartz. Kim M.,le
Hardeman, Brenda Sue Hethawey, L.uNn Haudt, Shelly
Ann Head, LOrTalne Suun Hebb, £1Nln Hedayat, Metthew
Hen<* ton. Darlene c.r::;t•trld• Hemandtll. Cher1ee B l'WOlcl. Sharon Heea, E. Hoerdemlnn Jr • Lealle Ann
HolabWd, Ame Cerollne Holrne9, Shamel Helena Homalud,
Ann Man. Hoeford, Sherri Howee. Mantia C HIU, Jamee J
T Huene. Ann E. Huett!. Ju.lie Anne Hulbert. Slela Hw9nQ,
Greceenn !MM, P91« K Jette. Eve Monica Jal~l.
Nicole M Jener9on, Stephen L .-,, Greg JouJoo-Roc:M. r ... Kaganoff, Kai P9tra KalMI'. Br-Ian Kambe. Terry Lee
K.,gea Jr .. Jonathan 0 . KNt9'1. LIN Ctartetlne Katt. Melinda
J Kaenan. St.phen c. Kelley, JUiiet B Kent. Mane E Kern,
Giia KllaloahM, Gordon Kim, Yunwoong Kim, Kelly Kina.
Winifred Margaret Klno. a.th Ann 1<1ng91ey, Mldleel P
Kiper, Fredrle Lanoe Klein, Nancy Ann Knowlee Mid
Kimberley Anne Koeth.
Alao 8NOe J l<rebe, Haytey Anne Kutatiowalcl, Cynthia o Kume, Rlcnatd E. Kuet Jr., Cao Lam, Ouan Lam, en.tee
O 1.Amb. Sl8CY LangfOfd, Oe'llcl A. LMglole. St....,. Aie:x L.aMnek¥. M~ L L.eub, 8ryM Uyten, Mkhele Mary
• Lefebvre. Ktm«>eMy Ann LeMa, Mllttl A Le Pard, Alen Wai-
L.un Leung. o.nlel Laung. K~ Key 1.Awt9, Jlmmy
Ching>-Mlng LI, Ha6ang , Liang, Jtnn11er A. L ...... 8Nnnon
Kaya Ulll•. o...n LombafdO, ,,_,. C Lu, JoM Luna.
GnigoryS Mc:iaanot. Brien EOWard McColough, o.ootah
8 JlcCYOy. Joenn• k McMllan, Thomae Mug, Andrw J
M..SO. Trecy Anne Machnlk0w8lcl, o.n. w MIQ!lnau.
Swamlnetha M~. H9ldl Maley, Mlcnelle I( Malloly, VltfN Manilla, KAayoun M...oudl. Key I(. Meteubenl, Oa\lld
M«W MattlWOn. Jofln K. Mallon. ,.._ D Mat1Nw9.
MlcNle Le MM~. NlnCy Dr.atleth Merida Metenle
Gall MeU. ""'9n ~. Cctw.rd Gary~. Md~ T.
Mini*,
Aleo Wlllam L MlteMl.Am'f Janina ~1. Awle "911ro
Mur..,._ GNIM ~ Mutphy, IMboat Nabll, tllDbtittl •
N91n, ~ K NM, Irle Nelilon. NcflMd M NlNftann k .
Jamee No, Ttlnh N. ft. Nguyen, Tuongvy Ktlac Nguyen, ~Ch optl9 HIW, i<ui1 TedMlll HllNmura. Kendr•
E. MUI .. 8uaan Lynn 0.UOI\, BfMdOn Sclotl o ·en.n.
SNwn O#ilftl, Deni.-ArMne 0 LOUOhlln. frta I OllYet. rwlcia Y Oll1«, AM• Matte Orth, tublllh Ow9ne. Anne Mii~ PtQM, ti~ Pllk, Sandt• P•tuefla. Mark
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Beginner computer
clas$C$ for residents of
Fountain Valley and sur-
roundingcommunitjes will
begin the week of June 25.
The classes arc offered
through the Fountain Val-
ley R.ecrcation Depart-
ment. The courses will consist
of five seminars in com-
puter o~ration and pro-•
grammaiig. Children's
classes will be offered dur-
ing morning or afternoon
hours, while adult instruc-
tion will be scheduled in
the evenin' Outttwill be
conducted in the South
Coast Dentistry Building,
3105 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa.
Students will learn by
using computers prov1ded
for the class. Additional
practice time will be avail·
able at no additional
charge. Cost of the class is
$78.
For registration infor-
mation, call the Fountain
Valley Recreation Dcpan-
mcnt, 839-8611, or the
computer lab. 662-3661.
UCI prof
shares
research
prize
Dr. Carl Cotman,
professor of psychobiol~
at UC Irvine, 11 co-recipi-
ent of the Pattison Prize in
Neuroscience for 1984.
Cotman was recognized
for bis basic research in
mechanisms wbicb
~mote the healing of
injured neural tiuues. He
has discovered that the
brain makes its own self-
repair chemicals after in-
jury. The wonc may one
day lead to treatments or
cures for people disabled by
spinal cord injuries.
Fairview
director
of safety
honored
Dr. 0 . Lobiya, du"CCtor
of Occupational and En·
vironmcnw Health Ser-
vices at Fa1rview ~
velopmentaJ Community
i.n Costa Mesa. waa honor-
ed in the Governor's An-nual' Employee Safety
Awards Prolfam for tus
study of Hepetitis 8 viNS
in employees and clients at
Fairview.
Lohiya conducted an 10. de~ndcnt study of tbt
virus and found its preva-
lence was not at &real u
had bttn SU pttttd. Hi
findin.as aJlowt<t for a
modification of the vac:d.
nation effort at Fairview
which resulted in an 1niti.ai
•Yift&I (O the JUllt of'
Sl37167S.
Lohi)"&. a rnidmt Of NcVipOt1 Beach, WU OM Q(
47 atato cmplo~ c:om.
mended by An Scotland
Gov. Ocor1c Deu-
luncj1an·1 Cabinet ~
l"rUf)' ll I Ctttmoft)' IMt month
I
Zahn
grinds
out win
Angel hurler gets
14 ground outs
in -2 triumph
BJ RICHARD DUNN _..... ..... ...., ....
. Geoff Zahn was in complete con·
ttol of the situation Friday night, but
the same can't be said for Oeveland
starter Neal Heaton, who had trouble
getting the ball over the plate.
Zahn clinched his eighth win of the
season with a sharp performance
throu&h eight innings. He didn't walk
bitRnnhr\'ed~ JOtVound·bat oubin scattering 11 hits, although be
later admitted be wasn't sharp.
His consecutive scoreless streak of
23 innings was snapped in the eighth
when Oeveland scored its two runs as
the An&cls went on to win, S·l. in
front of26,226 at Anaheim Stadium.
It was the Angels' second straight win
~ . . 1h...Qf
. ' ,... ' The An&els, who lead th~ AJncncan
l...eaguc West by four games over
second-place Chicago and a.re now six
gm:ves above .SOO (3S·29) for the first
time since May 6, needed a little help
from ace reliever Luis Sanchez, and
98!)' Pettis, in the ninth as the
Indians touched Zahn for two singles
leading off the inning.
The Anaels, winners of three of four
on their current bomestand, climaxed
their win with a dazzling catch in
(Pleue 11ee AlfGltLS/BS)
., .....
Can North . • • surprise?
Favored south
hoping to stop
pattern of upsets
BJ CUllT SEED EN ... ..., ......... . .
Maw pej Hiah 's M.au Beeuwsaert,
the Clf ._A Player of the Y car, leads
the SoUth into toniabt's (IQ On.nae
County All·Star buketba.U pme at Oranae Coast ColleJe
The talent·lad«:d South unit,
coached by Capistrano Valley's Mark
.!fbomton is a nioe:l)Oint favorite
agamst ortb of CoaCt\ Tom
Gre&ory (Savanna).
· While the game may look like a
mismatch on paper. upsets have been
the order of business the Pl$1 two
years in this pme -pith the North
scoring the VlCtory.
Thornton's stan:iq five will COD·
sist of point suard Burt C.U, Marie
Otta at off small forward Chris
'rwin 's patience key
Quick finish helps
him take one-shot
lead at U.S. Open
MAMARONECK. N.Y. (A'P)'
Hale Irwin carded "arnazina birdies"
on tbe last three holes for another 68
and a one-stroke lead Friday in tbe
second round of the 84th United
States Open Golf Championship.
"Patience was very much a virtue
today," said Irwin, who three·putted
for t>oaey on his first two boles, said
he was • sweatina bullets," and then
bided bis lime until the putts bcpn to
fall on those last three, difficult holes
at the Winaed Foot GolfOub.
••After a start like that, there is a
tendency to get too agpcssive. But the
key to Winaed Foot is patience. You
want to be somewhat aggressive, but
at the same time be realistic, keep in
mind that at the end of the round a
total score of par will be a very good
score."
At the end of his round, it was even
better than that -two under par for
the day and, at 136, four under for the
championship he has won twice. The
first one came 10 years aao on this
same tou&h layout in the northern
New York suburbs.
But, at the hal~y point of the
American national championship,
bis lead was far from secure.
The chief challengers were two of
the game's longest bitters, fonner
Masters champion Fuzzy Zoeller and
. Gres Norman. tfte Australian 1mpon
known as .. the Great White Shark."
1bc bappy-so--lucky Zoeller did nol mate r bogty in his lat~n
round of 66, by two strokes the bett of
the tournament. It was the lowest
round ever shot in this tournament
on lhis course.
An approach to within two feet of
the flag on the 16th, his fourth and last
b~rdi~ of the mild, sunny day, lifted
him anto second alone at 137, three
under par.
Norman, too, got around the
difficult course without a bogey. He
bad a 68 that included a brilliant save
from the trees on the 18th -"'the best
shot rve hit in a long time." he said -
and a 30-foot birdie putt on the 17th.
His playing partners, Jack NickJaus
and Ray Aoyd, also birdied the 17th
and the three veterans delighted their
hu~e gallery by performing a leaping.
"high.five' mutually--congratulatory
band-slap as they walked off the
green.
Norman was tied at 138 with
longshot David CaniJ>"., a refugee
from the Aorida mini-tours who
attempted -and failed -three
times to play the PGA Tour. He had a
second consecutive 69.
"My goal was to make the cut,"
Canipe said. "rve made it. Now my
goal 1s to make as much money as I
can. The thought of winning hasn•t
crossed my mind."
Jim Thorpe and Curtis Strange
were at 139. Thorpe holed a 30-yard
bunker shot for an eag)e-3 on his way
to a 71. Strange holed out two shots
from the fairway-a 97·yard wedge
for birdie and a 1 S9.yard 5-iron shot
for eaglc-2 - in his round of 70.
Fred Couples, winner of the im-
pon.ant Tournament Players Cham·
pionship earlier this season. was next
at 71-140.
Nicklaus. the 44-year-old Golden
Bear. had to rally from a boicY·boKcY
start to salvage another-'I. He
finished 36 boles at 142, two over par
and six off the pace in bis quest for a
record fifth Open crown.
(Pleue 11ee IRWIN/BS)
Bale Inrln falla to lab nee. after btnUe patt at tbe l 7tb areen Friday at tbe 8eCODd roand of tbe U.S. Open.
U.S. Open a test off the course, too
Just getting to Winged Foot has been
a major problem for the competitors
MAMARONECK. N.Y. (AP) -
There is no intention or ambition.
Jack Nicklaus said. to elevate his
presti&ious Memorial tournament to
.. major" status.
"There are four m-.,ors." N1ckJaus
said, referring to tbc Masters, U.S.
and British Ope"ns and the PGA
''That's enough."
"What we want to do is put on the
best tournament in the world, with a
good golf COW'SC, good facilities and
the best Of1anization."
He pau.sed a moment, and. as an
aside, added:
"On that last r>int, compared with
the majors, that snot too hard to do."
His point has been well-illustrated
this week m chaotic conditions that
ha"e surTounded the 84th U.S. Open.
held at the Winaed Foot Golf Club in
the northern New York suburbs.
This event, the principal tour-
nament of the U.S. Golf Association.
carries the most prestigious of all the
world's mynad golf titles: the Ameri-
can national championship.
It also provides -in confuSJon, in
monumental traffic jams - a severe
test of the temper and nerves of
players and spectators alike.
'The worst tournament I've ever
played in," said Peter Oostcrbuis.. an
~nalish veteran who has competed
around the world.
Horror stories abound of leading
players -Tom Watson. Hale lrwm
among them -beina forced to
abandon vehicles 10 traffic and make
hurried half-walk, half·run ap-
proaches on foot to the clubhouse tn
order to meet their stanil\$ times.
"It's not vet)' good," Irwin said, .. to
start the U.S. Open by walk.in& to the
clubhouse and amv1ng in a fury."
On openins day, Watson left his
rented house 2'h bours before bis tee
time. Like thousands of others, he
was cauabt in pidlock traffic. With
bis tee time approaching. Watson
climbed out of his car and hustled on
foot to the coul"le.
Hours later, as be was lcavma. be
was flaacd down by Andy Bean, wbo
said hinad been waitina more than
an hour for courtesy-car transpor·
tation beck to his hotel.
The traffic. becked up for houn in
the few, narrow roads winding
through residential areas, was per-
haps the worst of it -the most
obvious problem to players and
Spectators.
But there were others. In the huac
press center. housina hundreds of
reporters. there were mass1 ve com·
munications problems.
The traffic, though, rcmamcd the
most difficult and gla.nna problem .
And It ratscd the qUC$UOn whether
the Open has out-grown the fine. old
Eastern courses that ha"e served as its
venue so often over the years -
Winged Foot. Baltusro! an New
Jersey. Menon near Ptuladelpb1a,
Oakmont in west.em Pennsylvania.
Oak Hill in Rochester, N. Y.
"I was wondenna about that com·
ing to the golf counc today," said
Dave Marr. a former PGA champton
and R)der Cup captain, now an ABC
commentator.
LOS ANGELES (~ '"!.~~ ~~oKbJohnffadls.::~
on his side ~t. ~
.. He'll nae to tbe ~ .. Kad1
II.id of Y~ Wbi>'!Mw_,Jfbr U>C
tOuchdown and ran 47 ~or another as the Express c1iACW a
U nit.ed Stat.es Football Leape pley.
off berth with a iA.19 win over"the
Oakland lnQden at tbe Coli.ICum.
.. When the heat's on. that's wticn
he's at bis best, .. Hadl added.
After Los Anades had won their
fifth strai&bt pme, YoUJ'I was happy
to make the playoffs after t.bC Ex~
bad started the season with a l-6
mark. •"
.. It feels &ood. .. said Youns,; .. I
remember the first pme we played.
Everybody was WO~ what WU
wrong with this team. We Just needed
time to mature. ..
The Express had to survive a last·
second Oakland drive which coded at
the 9--yud line when q~
Fred Besana's pus bein& knocked
away in the end zone as time ran wt.
"We came up seven yards short, ..
said Oakland Coach Chuck
Hutchison.. 1bc players didn't dis-
a~int me and they didn•t disap-
point themselves. We only lost 012 the scoreboard..,
With the victory before a crowd of
14, 794, Los Anaeles improved its
record to I 0.. 7, while eamin& the
USA.. playoff berth.
Oakland bad a sevcn..game ..-in.
nina streak snapped and fell to 7· 10.
Young. who gamed 82 yards on
eight cames and completed 14 of t 6
passes for 194 yards, aot the Expcas
on the scoreboard with a 7&-yard
screicn pass to nmnina back Mel
Gray. Jiving Los Angeles a 7·3 Iced 13
seconds into the second quaner.
Oakland closed the pp mid y
throuah the second quarter WticD
Kevin Shey kicked a 47·ymd field
goal to cut the Express lead to oae..
7-6. •
Y ouna and the Ex press retaliated
on the next drive when the rootie
quanerback ran 47·yards.for a score
off a quarterback draw, makina the
score 14-6.
Midway tbrouab the third q\ll.J'Ur.
Invaders ninnina back Eric Jordan
ran around left end for a onc-yant
score. A miSlcd two-pointconvcnion
left Oaklarid behind. l ._ 12.
Garner's clutch hit sends Do~gers reeling to 3-21oss·
HOUSTON (AP) -Pan·timers
Phil Gamer and Vern Ruhle tole the
show as the Houston A.stro wol\ their
fifth in si:1 pmcs with dramatic llair,
Gamer entered the pme Fnda)
nisht bettina.2 tOand wasO..for·Sasa
pinch-hitter. Aftercomina lhrouah 1n
the bottom of the ninth with 1 pm
winnina pinch-hit sin&Je that p~e the
1tOS a ~2 victory Ovet the
AnJtles Oodecl"I, Gamer onl~ had
prfise for his team.
!'We beat Fernando (Valeniucla)
lut njpt and v.-c ta)cd d to
(Ooc!&Cr tarter Alejandro)~ and
that's a monl victory 1n it lf. till,
il's aratifyi"' to come thtouah in l
clu\Ch itual1on hkc that." c,,m r
said. know what my ptay1na statu t I
"The last time I faocd Zachry, I aot want more taTU. I --.nt to be used. I
a bi& bruise ftom a 110 mile per hour too two hutout I in tarts this
fastt>.11 . Actually, I've only bad month an<t it's fru uati that I don't
mcasul"t'd u qainst h1m in the know my role.
past. But th1 wu dtfintt.ely my mo t ··1 want to be a fourth or fifth
aratifvina at bat apio..st him." tarter. Why 10 away from a ~n~
Ruhle, l~. hason,!Ya_l ·}Oli time rd wtib theyd figure out .what they
i'ccotd against ttie ~rs. but he ,n«d.'' •
pit hcd ~)' 10 rchef over 6~ lnfl nncd or this. Hou fOG Man-anni rctirina l6 ttaiabt ~n-.,..i9ob Lilli ~· 1·He· .,.,..
before 8111 Dawley ....... pitched tb ranted anl°f the way he·s pitched lhc
final two '"""' fot lht vtetory. la t t o pm Ho ~er. be' done tan.tr Mike Midden retirtd only an out tand1nt J in the bullpen.
two bitten and left trailin& 2-0. meta me that d 'tenter a puch·
Ruhle, ho has bttn uttJcd er· mmd."
bttwetn the bullpen aiid a 1~th Bill o. ... tty. 4-4, picked up the wm
' r1 r r I this son. id .. , "'Int to an ttlicf aft r pitchi the e\&hth and
..
fice fl to shallow riabt f~ld
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aglilnat Clippers'
Los Angeles inove
INDIANAPOLIS -Juli Inkster, -n
needi'(! only a fifth-place finish h~.KL
an I P A.recordforrcro1cie earnings, held a
one-stroke lead after Friday's second
round of the Mayflower Classic.
Phil Toser proadlJ d.UplaJ8 one of tbe
tint albacore·tallen tbla year. Toser'•
Montr~'• Scbatzecler sharp
Inkster, 23. followed her opening round 67 with a
I-under 71 for a 138 after 36 holes at the Country Club
of Indianapolis.
Donna H. White, who began the day tied with
Inkster and Jo Ann Washam, was ~ond at 139 after
-leading eartier in the day.
Japan's Ayako Okamoto bad the day's best round
-at67tomoveintothirdwitha4-undcr 140.
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;~Five-way Olympic track trials
"aefor~ead to bed'in at Coliseum .Id sliootllig EJ· ·
· LOS ANGELES (AP) -Carl ingent is the ebullient Lewis, con-QUHO (AP) -Veteran W81ida Lewis begins a quest that he hopes sidered the finest American track and
t ·_...,of Aed*tOne. ~; Wiii one will carry him to four Olympic gold field athlete since the late Jesse ~ftwcornpMttorsttedfortMIMd medals and Edwin Moses shoots for Owens competed during the 1930s. !ft! Ffiday•e-round In the his IOOth consecutive victor)' today Lewis, a 22-year-old from Will-
... ~ rlfte com~ In tM in the opening session of the U.S. ingboro, NJ., is trying to match the
-· 1J.t.~k>Nll ShoOting Cham-Olympic track ~d field trials. accomplishment of Owens, winner of
' ~· The meet will determine the gold medals in the I 00-meter dash. "Aftlf fwo .. daYI -of.-competfttou. American team that will participate 200-meter dash, 400-meter relay and ·· !d*bwtldeckletMlrthaontheU.S. in the Games for the first time since longjump in the 1936 Olympics.
:. -.~ Netn. ~. Sul Ann 1976 -a team with the possibility of Lewis has been ranked No. I in the
r.• A" of W.-t Pofnt, N.Y., reaping the biiiaest gold medal world in the IOOforthreeconsecutive
:"" McKay of Hunttvttle, harvest in U.S. h1st9ry. yea~, hwe led1daClh-2-3 ~.S. sh"'.eep indfahst ·;.· • ., ~ Ann. ~ of The most golds ever won by a U.S. years or amp1ons 1ps an e
"" •--.. _... Afo t track and field team in Olympic owns the second-fastest clocking ever '* ._, re., .,"' \;I r 8 7 . b 932 G I I 9 97 d ·'I of Cotumbua, Ga., all history were l , ant e I ames at at sea eve , . secon s.
ft IWl.lld........, 1 150 (of 1 200 Los Angeles -also the site of this .,...,...,,,., • ecor• • year's Trials and this year's Games.
... ~)inlhlaso:mefercompeU-With the Soviet-led boycon strifd
TodllV'I ldledUle
9-.30 a.m.-Women'' heotalhlon ( IOO·meltr
, The '""" thrM tn the event will ping the 1984 Games of such wor d -track and field powers as the Soviet
l\urdln)
10 a.m.-/Mn'' trlolt lumo (Qualltvlnol
IO:OS a.m.-Men'' 100 meren (flnl round)
10:20 e.m.-Women'• hec>tathlOn (hloh lump) 11 a.m.-Men'1 hemmer
., ~I berth on the Olympie t..am. Union. East Germany, Czecboslo-·~ Kim Over Of Waco, Tex., te.ds vakia, Poland and Cuba, the United ·'"•tttewomen'etP<>rtpletot~t States realistically bas a chance of
• • • a 581 ecore With natlonal capturing 18 gold medals in the
11:20 1.m.-Men'' *'meter hurdle•
11:30 a.m.-Women'1 11\0t out <auellf'(lno)
l*>Ord'h01der Ruby Fox of Parker, Games, beginning July 28. · /a'f!~ atm. The Americans are anxious to get
GtertOUbft of Fort 8ennt!'9, Ga., back into Olympic competition, after
'11 8lmott aseured of an Olympic having missed the 1980 Moscow
~bwth .-,cf tM natfonel tttte In the Games because of a boycott ordered men'• .... rtfte event wtth hts 1,768 by then-Prcsidctnt Jimmy Carter.
I 1:5S 1.m.-Womtn'' 400 meters (flrst round)
12:..0 o.m.-Men's 100 meters (aeeond round)
• p.m.-Women'1 IOO meren Cflrat round)
4:1S P.m .-Women'' l\eOl1lhlon (shot PUil
•:.O p,m.-Men'• 800 meltr' (flr'I round)
S P.m.-Men'1 20-kllometer walk (ltarl)
S:1S P.m.-Men'• IOO mettr' (first round)
6 P.m.-Women's htotatl)lon (200 merersl
6:15 o.m.-Women'1 shot out Cflnaltl
-ec=ore. The leader of the American cont-6:2S P.m.-Men's 20·kllomtltf' walk lflnllhl
6:•S P.m.-Men'1 10,000 melen (first round)
Kindergarten on tap
Ten two-year-olds, headed by the spec-
tacular gelding Eastex, shoot for the
$224,200 first place award at stake tonight
when Los Alamitos presents the 30th
running of the Kindergarten Stakes at 3SO
yards.
The Kindergarten will be run as the fifth
race on the I 0-race program to accomodate
live television coverage and offers a total
purse of $600,000. The race will be carried
live on Channel 9.
It represents the fint leg of the Los
Alamitos Triple Cwwn for two-year-olds.
Eastex boostedGl\is career earnings to
nearly S l.S0,000 and won his fifth race in
sill. starts on trials niaht. He was an easy
winner of the Bay Meadows Futurity
despite encounterina trouble at the start.
He won his Kindergarten trial heatr in
17. 73 seconds and will have regular rider
Bruce Pilkenton in the irons.
Those that figure to challenge Eastex
include Blue Ribbon Futurity champion
Game Doll, which posted a 17.84 qualify-
ing time on June 6. She was supplemented
to the trials at a cost of S 11, 700 and
rewarded owners Tom Morris and Jim
Jones with her fourth win in six starts.
Miss Eye Opener is another of four fillies
that will try to extend a female domination
of the Kindergarten that has seen IS of the
last 21 editions taken by the fair sex.
Miss Eye Opener brings a spotless re<:ord
into tonight's race, having won all three
career starts. Her trial win was ac-
complished in 17 .86 seconds.
Lanes Leinster took the Bardella Handi-
cap earlier in the meeting and just missed
catching Miss Eye Opener in the
Kindergarten trial, clockins 17.88 seconds
for the fourth-fastest time.
La Glass qualified for the Kindergarten
1n her third carcor. outina. She's a
stablemate of Eastex.
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londlsb wu e&acbt eome 40 mllee eoulb of Point Loma.
Y ankeea trim.meet· by Oriol•
Tbom.u Hearn• (left) 4rl•• Roberto
Duran Into tbe ropett darlq the flnt
LAS YEO AS (AP) -Thomas Hearns called Roberto
Duran "the vettest fiahter I ever faced in the rin&" after
putting one ofboxin1's briahtest ttan into eclipse Friday
niJbt.
Hearns smashed Duran to the canvaa th._ times and
stopocd him at t :07 of the teCOnd round to retain tht
World Boxina Council super wclterweiaht championship.
••1 wanted to win by a knockout because I was flahtina
' a lcgcnd." said Hearns.
Duran, who will be 33 today, was a tii<fly beaten
leacnd. As the Panamanian Jef\ the rins, po ibly for the
last time in his 18-ycar career. he uked someone. 0 Wbat
did I do wronaT' . AJkcd if tie would retiR. Durtn rephed. "No deci11on
yet."
It was not what Duran did wrona. it was that Hearns
wu dcvastatina. •
"I th1nk·H1t Man' is appropriate for this fiiht becau1e
I planncid to use my ability to punch, .. said the man who
had always diili.kCd tiCina called .. Kit Mao" and Who in bU
tut three ftaht1 had tc0red decisaons.
He proved quickly on thi bot desert ni&ht that he waa
the 0 Hu Man" qajn with the kind of pcrionnance that
should lead him to a major match with Marvclou• Marvin
Hqler. the undi putcd middlewei&ht champion who kqK
tiis title on a l S·round titJe on a ckci1ion hm: over Duran
Cardinale, Bravea •winl deal
ST. LOUIS-Thc-St. Lou11Cardinals Ill beefed up their hobbltd pitchma staff
Friday by ttadina third tieteman Ken
OberUcll to the Atlanta Braves for lefi-
handed pitcher Ken Dayley and veteran first baseman
Mike J oracnstn.
At the 11mc llme, tbcCardjnal placed left.handed
c;:cr Dave LaPoint on the IS-day disabled li1t
ute of tendeme son bis lef\ idc and moved ria~n·
handed pitcher Bob Forsch from the IS-day to the 21-
day disabled list. . . Oberkfell, 28, is hitting .309 this year wsth 11 RBI.
He has been St. Louts' rcaular third bate~n for the
Piil five yean and started for the J 982 world
cbampioDship ~cam. . . . •
Prior to thJS year, Oberkfcll had a lifeume h1tt1na
mark of .291 in 674 pmcs. He sianed as a free agent
with the Cardinals in 1975.
In re1urn. St. Louis picked up the 25-year-old
Dayley, who was 4-0 at Richmond in the International
Lequetbis year after an 0-3 start with Atlanta. The 6--0..t
I 7S.:pounder wu S-8 for Atlanta last year with a 4.3u
ERA in 104 innings pitched.
Stan Rt USFL Ylctory mark
Olld Fuiaa passed for two touch-EiJ
downs and rookie Bryu Tlaomat ran for c II ,
two mote as th~ Philadelphia Stars roll~
over the Washington Federals, 31-8, Fn-·
day niah!t setting a United States FootbaJJ ·~ue
record witn their t 6th regutar-season victory. Washing-
ton made its mark at the other end of the scale with its
1 Sth toss.Wt two victories ... In other USFL PIJ'lCS.z
Wran,Jerquanerback Gres Landry completed 12 of2"
pas1e1 for 231 yards and.two touchdowns, while Frw
C.rral ~cd t~o field oals, as ~o~a romped over
Frue. booted a 3Q..yard field goal five minutes into
overtime to cap a furious 10-minute rally and give
Jacksonville a 20-17 over New Or~. Jacksonville
quarterback Robbie MabfH1, who shared first half
playillJ time with rookie Ben Beuett, completed his
last six passes of the game, including the tying
touchdown and three on the winning overtime drive.
-
last Nov. 10.
"Haper pve Duran to0 much respect." said Hearns.
"He's ao1na to live me the aamo respect and it's aoina to be
over in no time."
Wh.h about a minute to ao in the first round. H~
who weilbcd lS3V•, hurt Duran, 1541 with a ~«>f
head shots, and then put tum down for the third time lD bis
catter with a left hook to the head. Duran sot up at four and
took a mandatory eiaht count. The 6-1 Hearns who enjoyed an ll·inch Rach
advantasc over the S· 7112 Duran, charaed to the attack and
another onslauaht of head blows put Duran down api.o
with seven second• left in the round. Duran, whO was llso
cut about the riaht eye, ao• up immed1attly and tbe bell rana momentl later.
Duran came out on atiaky teaa for die tt(Ond round.
and Hearns wuttd no time In pnstfter him. He trapped
Duran in a comer and worked him ovor with bead lllots
before the challmlef. elclDtd. Then Heanu Pinned l>Uran •intt tht ropcJ and
landed another be~ A1 Dwan ... ·~~down. Hearns lhrew a cna1tun1 riaht hand that d bim flat
on hit~. LuttSl*la..a. D_uran'ama._,,,,jumped intolhc
rif.11 u refn'C!C Clrfos naJlll 1t~ the bout.
Before the filht. Duran had 111d, ··111 bat J"holnu Keams. rm mucfi bttla' than he .a·•
H~ wasn't evtn cfote lo Htam Prid1 niaht~
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Buu£TIN Bo~R o
roatla lootl>all co.cb• JJeeded
The Newpon Beach Jr. All·Amcncan Foot·
balp I Law auc 1urckin&Ull1tantcoechet for 1\IJr. cc e<C proaram <..-~ 11 ).
,. The only prcrcqu•11te 11 some uperiencc in
1ootball1 ltCC>rdina to Bnan S11pe.
Orer-t.lae-liae toamameat.s
SOuthrm Cahfomia Ovrr·thf·Linc ha• tt~
uled two toumameou th11 month aDd a
accq)Uft& eatly l'fl)lltt\IOft for Ill Maw Ovet· lh•L•ne tournamen1 lam \.has aummer.
Practices bcain Aua. 6 with I.be aeuon stanina
'" ~ptcmber.
The Summer OTL fcsuval will~ htld today
at the Fluor Corporation in lrYU\~. Eotry f.et IS
S30 per team Anyone 1otcrnted thould pbone Stipe at
631-2164. On Saturday, June 23, the Ora.n&r County OTL Tournament will be held at Mile SQuare
Park an Fountain Valley. Entry ftt is $21 per team. All teams in both toumamenu are panntttd
to play four l*mcs and men's and Womcn•t
d1v111on1 are acbedulcd
WpJJa .Beacb latrn ""'~
Toumamenu bepn at 9 a.m.
Earty f'C&IStralion for the Maui sto-pitch and over-the-line tournament lO be played on the
1aland of Maui. Aua. 27-Sept. 4 is under way. Cost 11 SS30 which includes au fare, con-
domuuum and tournament. Also planned are
aolf. slon d1v1na. volleyball. honesboes and a
Liwn bowlen from the Soutbwnt Divasion of
luau. •
the Amencan Lawn Bowlioa Association will
&at.her at Laauna Beach's Heisner Part today at
9:30 a.m. to participate in the Bub Wainer
Memonal Games.
for 1nformauon on all tournaments., phone
(213) 630-2298.
Heisner Park is located on Cbff Dnve.
The v1sitina )awn bowlers repretent ett1es
from Santa Mana to San D1qo. Thiny-two
teams (96 people) will participate. 1ncludin&
many national champions.
The event is open to the public.
ANGELS WIN, 5-2 •..
From Bl
center field by Pettis to end the game
with the bases loaded, and leave the
Indians empty-handed.
On the Cleveland side, Heaton was
fortunate to walk away with allowing
~ust three runs, as the Angels did their
initiaLd~~~c slowly. "We dido t get too many hits early,
but we got them when we needed
them." Angel Manager John
McNamara said.
After missing a golden opportunity
to score in the first inning when lead-
off hitter Pettis walked, stole second
and advanced to third on Juan
Beniquez' grounder to first, the
Angels chalked up a pair an the second
and score once in the fifth -thanks
to Heatoo's wildness.
Heaton (4-0), walked five (includ-
ing Pettis twice) in 411> inninp, and
wasn't 'able to get away with walking
lead-off batter Bobby Grich in the
second inning.
Grich moved to second on Rob
Picciolo's sacrifice. then Bob lJOone
doubled into the gap in nght~nter
field, scoring Grich. One out later,
Pettis tagged Heaton for a single to
center, scoring Boone and giving the
Anaels an early 2..() lead.
·"We've had our ups and downs at
home," Pettis said. "I feel good once I
get out on the bases, especially in the
first inning. That usually helps me in
the late innings ...
The Angels receiy.ed another gift
Mike Brown then walked to•toad
the bases. putting an end to Heaton's
evening.
Meanwhile. Zahn scattered his
hits. one in each of the first sax
innings, all singles.
"I wasrl't.sharp tonight," Zahn~id
later. "They (Oeveland) are a good
hitting club that goes with the pitch
and doesn't try to hit it out. They
usually cause me trouble."
On the other hand, Heaton hun
himself with his control as the Angels
made the most out of the three hits
they 101 off him. The Angels scored
twice more in the seventh to build the
lead to 5-0. but Zahn was vicum12ed
by three scratch singles in the eighth
to ruin his shutout -and his streak.
"He ~Zahn) got the outs when he
had to, McNamara said.
"I did exactly what they (Indians)
wanted me to do;· Zahn said. "get
behind in the count -and they hat
thr ball."
-AWGR Mans -Anoet outftelder .Mii ~ was presented ~ Gem of Ille Month
Award from Crown Jtwelef's l>Y JIWf ~ btfort Frldev's oame Ttsls Hrtorm.cl Friday on Anoel pitcher Crate SWM
ShOwed an arttrlal alHlOfmallly In his r'9hl
pltchlno arm. To correct Ille lnlurv. Swan win
uNleroo sur.-rv nexl wHll . . Wllh two stolen
l>ews, Garv ~ now ranks third In Ille
Arntrlcan Laeout with 21. Pettis also lies se11tn
hits In his past 21 aH>als with lour RBI and tlllhl rum scored duf'lne Ille! JPan. . With his Miit
Friday, Anotl rttle11er L.uls Sandlez now lies
sevtn -alon9 wlllt fivt wins -In his last 20
•PPNr•ncts . . 'file Anotts are now 11·7 In
gamtS In which lhtY l\aYt KOl'td fl"I
Cleveland Is Ille ontv dub a11a1nsl which Ille
Anotfs rtlllsttrtd a winning record 1913 <l·•I
and lies ootttn off lo a slow 11ar1 1nls season,
IO$ino the flnt lour conlnts, lndudlno • '"'"' game sweeo In Cltvtla.nd Hrller !his motllll
..
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Delllal'~Jaly21
Dd M&r .nn · oft"tr 1i. rid.at wht tcbedl.llt
cvtr when lt Otb tbaro~ meeona open July 2S
Tbe track .. ,n pm.mt 211\a.ka M>nh $2.IS
m lhon dunoa a 0-day stand throulb Sept. 12. Ranni will ·be conducted on a Wcd.nnday..
chrou&l\·Monday t.s•s wilb a 2 p.m. firsi post
time.
MaJOt ttaktt includt the Del Mar lnvitatlonal Hand~caJ) Srol. 34.. ~ $200,ooo..dded ~t111. the
SlH,000-addc!d K.amona tlan<Sic:aJ) for okkr
tllhtt and martt Sept. 9~ •nd the SI S0,000-added
Dtl Mat Futunty for ,,,..~Ids on c105lnt
~he U0,()00..added Ocant.idt Stakn, (or
tlmc-y~-olds at 7'h furlo on the pus •ill
lcic:l.. off the stakes ached Ilk on opmina day. for more anfonnatloo, pj>on~ 7SS.t 141 or 2~1~.
~~om Heaton in tat'e fifth when he
walked Pettis with one out. Beniquez
sin&led up the middle.to advance him
to third. and then they both advanced
90 feet when Heaton tossed one
halfway to the backstop, allowing
Pettis to score.
The probal>lt Pltelllnll matchuOS lo< tlle re·
maindW of lht 11Vff·9arne set with Cltvttand
pits S"'" fltT (0-ll a;alnsl Jim S&lltM ( 1·2> tonlllllt 11 7 om •"4 ..., ....,._ l•·l) vs
"1tllt Wiit (H) In Ille finale Sundell al I
Cleveland nmner Pat Tabler la aafe at
eecond after atealinC bue, daplte late tag
of Aqel eecond 1-eem•n Rob Plcdolo
and appearance of Dick Sdaofteld.
Call Ountt Arnold
ALL-ST AR BASKETBALL GAME • • • FromJll
forward who earned first-team All·
CIF honors the past two years, and
Savanna's Keith Watanabe, lhe all·
time scoring leader in CIF history
with 1.125 points and 685 career
assists. The South fiaurcs to use its advan-
taac in hei&ht to the mu. Aside from
Samuelson, no North player stands
taller than 6-4. Jn contrast, the Rebels offer 6-10
Jeff Arnold of El Toro (if he's
healthy). 6-9 Garrett of San
Oemente, 6-7 Jeff Eastin of West·
minster. 6-6 Rolf Jacobs of Fountain
Valtey and 6-6 Steve Moser of Ocean
View.
They•re complimented by several
talented guards. Estancia 's Jim Curus
and Jon Johnston, the laner the Sea
View Leaaue MVP; Capistrano Val-
ley's Call, the top assist man m
Oranae County~ and Mater Dci's
Jackson, who has been labeled the
IRWIN LEADS OPEN • • • From Bl
Seve Ballesteros, twice a Masters
champion, and Johnny Miller, for·
mer holder of both the U.S. and
British O_pcn titles, were in the aroup
at 142. Ballesteros, of Spain, had a
second-round 73 and Miller shot 68
dcspjte a boJey-bopytinisb.
POA title-holder Hal utton and
five-time British Open champion Tom Wat.son each had Jnother 72
and we~ four over par. Sutton was
makina a run at the leaders until he
boseyed the last three. Watson in·
eluded a.n eqle-3 in his effort.
Lee Tttvino was 72-143.
Detcnd1na title-holder Larry
Nelson and Masters champ Ben
Crenshaw oould not recover from
poor ftnt-round scores and were
victims of the cut.
Christian captilres scratch main
best defensive player in the count).
Capistrano Valley•s Otta. who led
his team with a 17.6 sconng average.
also figures to have a ke) role m
Thornton's strategy.
El Toro's Arnold is a question
mark. He was sufferina from pink eye
and a bad ankle earlier in the week.
Others to watch on the North squad
include Brca's Ron Blair. a 6-1 auard
who was second-te.am All-Clf: 6-2
forward Wayne Bnus out of Katella.
the Empirt League MVP; and Servile
forward Mike Marusicb who aver-
aaed 13 points per pme.
The seventh annual OranJe Coun·
ty airls all·star game kick.1 off the
evenina at S:30
Tickets will be on sale at the door.
IOYS' ROSTIRS
Nerftl
G 6·1 1.S
G 6-J 110
Jiln Clltl • l•t 0 H 1SJ Huntinaton Beach'• Alan .. Crazy" Christian led from pole to pole Matt°''• c...o v1111tt o·, •·t 11s
10 record the win Friday l\iaht in the ICtllCb main event dfthc v.ttkly t:11~;.!r=-. Del :.,s;: = 10eedway motorcycle flCina proaram at the Ora.nae County °"" o.rrett,'" °"'1*111 F< "' m
Fatrarounds in Costa ~esa. . . . . ...,.. c.. cu. v. o i-U m
Christian outfln11bed R1vers1dc'' Mike Fana. v.otule Buddy ~= ,'~ ~4i:· "/,.i-. GJ ~ ::
Robinson, alto of Rivenidc, pl.ad third. ~ MMM l..I o •4 111
In the handicap main event. COrona'1 Mike 'Muucanc cdatd ,,_.. MllW, O<Q!I v • ' H '"
Robinson with Andy NorihNp (Ontario) tinishina third = 1~:. :".f.,. ,., t .!J ;;:
• Tho action was -1tnctted by a c.rowd or S,21 o. "..,. cMC11-Mer• n."*' cc ... v• >. ······~~~~~~==::_~AHltl1111• -l(tf! hlftr (C ... Vetlt•I. Steve !!II! ~mtn (0. H •l.
Favored South girls
take on North stars
Rebels' concern
is shutting down
foes' outside game
The South 11rts' squad will tr) to
pad a 5-1 senes lead over the North
tonight at 5:30 when the seventh
Oranae County AIJ~t.ar basketball
game is held at Oranae Coast College.
I he Rebels, under the tutelaae ot
Costa Mesa Coach Paul Kahn. art a
fh~·point favonte to defeat the
North. which 1s bein& d1m:1ed by
Esperanza's Mark Hill.
The pme will precede the boys'
contest. slated for 8 o'clock.
"We've got a aood IJ"OUP of hard·
worlona lad1es here," said Kahn on
the eve oftoni&ht's clash. "We've had
SOf!le dih~t pncuces and I think
we re ready."
Kahn's outfit is loaded with stand·
ouu, includi"' Estanc1a's Am)' Hat·
hcock ~19.3 po1nt·pcT•me averqe),
Edison s Oretchen Meinhardt ( 19. 7).
Corona del Mar's Lisa Romney ( 19.6)
and Fountain Valley's Therese
Puchal kJ (20.9). amona others.
Kahn has nommatcd to stan a
hnellp con istina of Romney and
Cost.a Mcsa'1 hcUy Neal at auards. Puchalw and Mi ton VieJo's
Grc1Cbcn Schroeder at fof"fo-a.rds a.nd
Meinhardt at center.
··v ou put 1n the best hne\JP JOU can
swt wetb. one that aives )'OU Ocxibili·
lY with bsutution •• said Kahn.
"Bul there'1 very linle. ifan)', dropoff
in t.aknt af\cr you t tbto\llh the
tanina fi-.e."
Abo:~ 1ht tavori1c ton!fii'. Kahn hru it off by •>1Jll. .. It s a
hulc 1 pre ure bc<'au~ C\let)'.·
one upttts us to v.in. Tbe aame wtll
depend on who's going to get the
breaks. who shoots the frtt throws
and which team plays better defense.
"And, I know they (the North) will
be ready because Mark Hill is an
excellent coach."
K.ahn retuscd to predict the tcfnpo
of the game. but did note that the
North P.OSSCSSCS fine outs1~ ~hoot
ing. while his Rebels have big girls m
the post but has the ab1bt> to run
"Coaching and subslltuuons will
have a lot to do with 1t. .. Kahn said.
Meanwhile. Hill's bneup WlU cpn·
sist of All-CIF standout Paula Tezak
(La Habra) at center. forwards Julie
Hcndenon (Sunny Hills) a.nd Deana
Baker (Cypress) and auards Renee
Culp (Loara) and Sandy Esshnser
(Rosary).
··fienderson h\s JUSt been
outstandina," said Hill. who expects a
competitive pme. "We'll be ready to
play . I belJeve it's 101na to be a.n
excitt"f pme and a run one to
watch.' ...
GlltU' aOSTIRS --
.. (
Ueberroth sa~$
drug controls
caused pullout
LOS ANGELES {AP) -cf Olympu~s o~ize.r Pct.er Uebc.n'cnh sugestcd Fnday that a subs···-....
team and strict drua control.:
have been factol'I in the
Un1on•s pullout of the Lot
Olympics.. but later toned d
remarU.
Durina an intenicw 'Wl1h
JC?umalilll by satelhtc
1Uebcnoth wd thedl'Qlcnc:&OI
the Pan American O&mcs mer t a m "to all t.bie
that there will be no bU.-S
ubmnca permitted in Lot ..
Uebmoth, president of t.be
ADICICI 01 ~pie Orpn1tina
m1tttt, I.hen added.. .. A.ad
people ay tbat'I I flclot why
pcol)lc do •t com~ ...
Afttr ~ • uke4 '°
daboi'att OD "°bet.her tM renian. rcrtrred lO lbt SoVtet U nioa,
roth backed off, ayins the matter
t0mcthio1 be rad an a repon. H added. .. , wovld hoPO u'a pro "I
not tru.c."
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S..tlle, 7, Colllll•, TcwOlllO. 6, RI.Aw
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Kittle, Cl\lc.a90, 1', Murri'/, e.111~. IS
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JeCkson. T0<onto. 6· I. S Gt. s.MNi.
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STRIKEOUTS Witt, ........ 71 Morrls.
Delroll, 7', Stlet>, Toronto, 73, Nlekro, New
York, 70. Guldrv. New YO<'ll. 61
SAVES QulMnberrv. K•oMts Cltv. "·
CaudlH, Oekltlld, 13, Slenley BO.lion, 12 . Fln11eo Mllwtull ... II, Devi&, Mlnnetol• II •
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Welhlnet<WI, Atlenla, 3", Cet>efl. ~ton,
333, Durhem Chlceoo, 332
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Chlceoo. 47, JDevls, ChlcefX>, 46, Sctlmldl.
PliiladelPllla, 44, Clerk, Sen FrellCIM:O. 42
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PTlileOelPllle, II. Stndberu. Chlcevo, 76,
Remlr'ei, Atlanta, 1S, Francona. Monlreel.
14. Franc.one. Monrreal, 19, Carter. Mon·
trHI, IS, S.ndt>er9. Chlceoo. lS, Hut>Oard
Ati.nta, 14, Semuei, Pl\lledeU>nie. 1'.
TRIPLES. Samuel PT!lleclelohle, 9,
Track and field medallata
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Jo1i.11 MCCttCktn (US), 42·2, 3 litobert
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HOl'Olll (GrHt Brllaln/lrelendl, «·I '•, 3
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Downing
Pe!tll
Re Jacuon
Ro Jecllson
SChofleid
8oone
Tetllls
Angef a....,.aees
BATTING
AB R H HR Rat .. ct.
Ill 17 39 • 19 33 l
Ill 24 SS l 20 301
126 IS 36 3 14 214
Sl 4 IS I 3 2t3
64 s " 2 10 ,.,
196 30 S4 9 7) 11'
211 JS 57 I 32 263
" • 12 0 • 261 • 0 1 0 0 250
104 IS 26 4 13 250
214 23 50 I l6 234
\19 32 40 , 16 '123
198 21 .. 9 JO 222
63 s 13 0 4 106
183 20 37 3 .. 201
181 IS 31 0 17 201
213S US SlS U 2SJ .2S I
PITCHING
I~ H BB SO W·L EllA
2 2 0 2 O·O 0 00 Js~. 31 12 n s l 'n
IS '.I 90 17 72 1·3 I 90 16-'l .. 3 10 l ·l 220
19 , 26 10 ll 2·0 2 4S
'' 1 93 2• 2S l ·S 30S
26 2• ' " 1·2 3 .. l()0.1.1 102 ll 43 l ·S 4.ll
94 'l 100 44 71 S·6 4 39
• 14 3 • 0-0 s 63
26't1 30 12 IJ I ·2 6 7S
37 57 16 12 1·2 611
S I 0 2 O· I 10 90
11 16 9 S O·l 9 00
I( •SOn s.ncrie1
Zll'ln For,cn
Cort>e!t
JoM
IC1ufm1"
llom1n1ck
Wilt
Curtis
l.aCorl@
S1eton
Swen
Others
Total•
Savts
~ S'7 190 2'I lS· 1' US
S.nctie1 7 Cort>ell 3. Kaufmen I
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Astrol J, 0octeen 2
LOS ANGELES HOUSTON
S.1 21>
Bllun~1 n
~uerr~ lb
Mtr1h1 lo
Mldndor1
Brock 11>
YHilffC
Lendnr cl
Rlhnld1t1
COlei o
le<hry 0
APefle o
Wru!ll(l Pl\
Her•lll•r p ••llor u T..,.,,
•brllbl .Orllbl
• I I 0 Oot'en 2b 4 O O O
4 0 0 0 Gerner !)fl I 0 I I
4 I I 0 CRenld• n 4 I 7 0
) 0 1 0 C.l>ell lD 3 0 I I
2 0 0 I Crur If 3 I t 0
I 0 0 0 Mue>llrv cf l 0 I 0
3 0 I 0 IC nit Ill lD 4 0 I 0
3001 Pul'!trl 412 1
4 0 I 0 BalltY C 4 0 0 0
0000 Mtddenp OtOO
0 0 0 0 Ruhle o 2 0 0 0
2000 •u•Pll 1000
I 0 0 0 DtwleY P 0 0 0 0 o O o o WaH1nt on o o o o
0000 JI, S 2 T ..... JJ l ' l W...tw ...... L .. A~ ----2 He11•'9ft tlO 081 •t-J
One o"' ..,,,.,, w••lnl"9 -scored GarM w1nnlnt 11'81 -Gtrntf !3)
E-tc:nlonl DP-Hou•ton I LOI-Lo• ~llfflU '· H°"tl<l'I • 3B-Cllev11c>1ch S-<. tOtll $F-Mltlclon.OO
... H ll Ell USO
I.ff~
• APefte
HerJll•W I. 7·3
CDI•• lacfry ...,.....
' ' 11-l 1 0 0
0 1
,
1
0
0
MaOcMn M 1 2
,...,,. ' ' ) 1 0 •• O.wlilY w 4 4 7 ' 0 co .. 1 Plkllld 10 I Datttr 111 Zecflf"Y 0ttcM<1 ro I oener In ,.,,
Pa-t.ilev T-2:30 A-20.Sfl
I
1 I ' 1 I l
0 I 0
0 0 0
2 )
0 0 • 0 I
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STOLEN BASES: W'991nt, San Dle90. 32, Samuel, Plllle<MllC>llla, 31, Redus, Clncln·
natl, 21; Dern!«. C,,lc:aoo. 25; l\•lnet,
Montrae l, 20
PITCHING (6 deel&lont)• Lvncfl. New
Y«k. 7·1, 2.64, Solo, Clndimell, 7·1, 2.52,
Pe,..t, Artenta. 6-I. '-4S; ~. ~.
7·2. Ult; LM, MonlrMI, 11>·3, .14', 2.16.
STRIKEOUTS V~ ~ 91,
Gooden, N-YOt'll. '3, Rven. Housl'on, 9S;
Soto, Clncfimell, 79, Carlton. Plllledelohla,
76.
SAVES· Suiter, SI Loul.1. IS. Holi.no,
PTll1eoele>llla, u, Gouaoe, San oi.oo. 12,
Smllfl, Clllatoo. 12. Orote0, New YOt'll, 12
USffL
WESTEllN CONl'EllENCC
•·LA Elllf'KS Arla one
Denver
<>Planet
.. edfk W L T
10 7 0 9 I 0
I I 0
7 10 0
CMlntl
~" m 4'7 :m
23S
v-Houtton , 1 s 0 ... SS2
Midll9en I I 0 S00 346
Oldarioma 6 10 O 37S 227
San Antonio 6 10 0 375 260
ClllceOO S 12 0 294 313
EASTElltN CONFl!ltlENC•
A•ntk
~A
l3t 274
379
321
371 :Ml
"°'2
?96 ...
v·Prllle6"Pflle
x·New Jef'WY
Pll11t1ur911
Weslll1111ton
" I 0 12 • 0 944 "' 209 750 ll7 29S
3 ll 0
2 IS 0
Seu1Mnl
x·Blrmlnonem 13 3 O x·Temoe Bev 17 4 O
NewOrltent I 9 0
MemPlllS 1 9 0 JacklOtlvllle S I? 0
•·ctlnclle<I otavoff berth v-dlnc:MO dlvl•lon lltle
, .. 241 332
111 2SO 47S
Ill 750
471
431 .294
...
460
lll
297 301
279
322
37S
313 453
FndaY's Sewn
L.A EJQlrtH 24, Oal<lend 19
Plll'-delPl'll• 31, wa111lnoton I
hdlsonvllle 20. ~ Or1Mn1 11 (otl
Arfrona 3', Chlceoo 0
TtdaY's GMWI
Denvctr 11 N-Jerw v
8irml1191\em a l Mernonit, (n)
T•mc>e 8eY a t Pltt•DurOll, (n)
Mll*V'• GAmel Qlo.1ettome al Mldlloen, (n)
Sen Antonio al Hou•lon. fn)
Ex11ren 24, Oakland 19
Scwe by Perledt
J J ' 7-1• 0 14 0 10-24
'"'"' ~wted Oek-FG snav 26, 14:32
Sec.and '"9rtocl
LA-<irev 76 oeu from You119 IZende·
IH k k ll) 13
Oa11-FG sriev •7 s 21
LA-You119 47 run (Zenoe1iu klclt.l, 7 S7
Tlllr• ~eri91:1
Oeti.-Jorden I run (pan fe lled) 7 SI
Fwt1tl ~erled
LA-<ireY 7 run (Zende1H lllclo.) S.23
Oek-Wlfflem1 30 1>1u trom 8esena
CSMV kick), 1 S2
L~-FG Zendtie1 37, 13 2S
A-14.794
TEAM STATISTICS
Flfll d<>wnt
Ru111e1·verd1
Panlnt var01
Retur" v••d•
Pas~
Oelt
2S
2e-13'
256
LA
14
31 153
195
2
1'· 16-0
3·'12
1·40
l·O
S.CXt bv
Punts
F umt>lel · IOt I
'"-1tlfl·vards
T1nw of Po.wulon
s
23·35·0
1-14
7·~ o-o
J·lO
33 II
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
HJ
2642
RUSHING-Oe~land Jordan, 13· ...
Newton, 13·36, Besant , 1·9, Whillln9ton,
1·3. Los Anoetes. Voun9, 1·12. Grav. S·44
Nelson. 7·1S; Mecl!.. t·l3. Hanev, 1·4 TownHll, l·lor·mlnu1 S
PASSING--Otklelld
23·3S·0-2S6. Lo• Anffle' 14· 16·0· 1'S
8awne
Younv
RECEIVING--Otkllnd Wflllam1. 1·91
Jorden, 6·S7, Benllt •·'6, Ne•ton 3·37
W111tu11111on. I· 17, Lewi& I·• LO\ Anvetts
Grav. 4·17. ~•. • 70. Bodd.. 3·24
HerMy, 1·10, Lone, •·• S~rod 1 l
FIELD GOALS Ml$.SEO-Nont
.....
l•t us v ... 1
~ W""91 w•1t1
Thome' "Hlf Men" H .. ,,,, tO.trOll)
KO'd flt~to Ouren (,..riemel In 1111
MC04ld round of sc~ 11 rounoet to
ralal" waC lllle MHrns il )f I. Duran ll ,, .
Lltlfltw.._h
Jlmmv P•ul <Pttrolll KO'd AIVln Haye~
!Detroit) In tllt •111111 rovlld Of Kl'llduled 10
roundtr to retain USBA dl.lmc>lonth1P Paul
'' 1• 1 Havt\ '' n 1 Ari FrlH (LO\ Aneetftl •on unalllt'nOui
c1ee1'1on 011., JOM TO!'rft tS.n Olt00l •n
10-~ Fritt Is 21-J Torres it ll IS
MIJ•t• .... t £ rrOI Cllrltl,. (!neiancll KO d Sien
White COttro.tl Ill lltlll rQUllO Of ~
11>-rOVl'dtr Cllr1tl11 ll 14·0, WM• It lO·S
Tony Tuelltr <Grenet ltt.:1'41. MiCfl l
ICO'd Eddie "An1mer' L-t IL.OS A""'9\I
111 Ille n1n1n '°""° ol ~uttd 10 r0Und91
Tuc11er Is t•·O Looe1 '' J'l·4
'
l lne Schelfe< (AuStnal, 42· ll 1 Marolt!• Gummel (EHi Germenv>,
1'S2. Htnlnll.I 64·4, 1 Marfl1 Lanve CEett Germany),
I GeHne Zvt>lne (Sov111 Unt0n), SO·ll..o, 61 ·7 -,, 3 Nedeillda C11l1riovt (Sovltl
2 Merltnne Werner (Wttl Germenvl. Union), Sf·ll,I.
•7·9'1.., J Kleudle Tocl\enova (Soviet 1'71. Munldl
Union), 47·7 I Neoezllede Chl11\ov1 (Sovie! Union).
1'56, MllMUme 69·0, 2 Mer9ille Gummet IEHI Germenvl.
I T•m•r• Tvtllkevlch (Soviet U"lonl. 6'·41;., ). l\lanke Hriltova (8utoerle ), '3·6
S.·S'•· 2 Gallne Zvblnt (So.,lel Union), 1'76, M9ntr'MI
54·214. ) Marlenne Werner (Wnl Ge<-I l\'lnke Hrl•tove (BulOerla ), 6'-S~•. 2
many), Sl·21.tii Nedtll\Oe Clllihl'Ove, (So\llat Union),
IMO, ·-61·t ''1, 3 Heten. Fl"nverova tC1tchoslo-1. Tamera i:'rni ISoYl•I Unlenl. S6-10. 2 vtkle), 67·9"'-
JonAnne Lutt'" (GrH I Brllelnl, !.4·6. l "'°' Mesc:iew
Earlene Brown tU.S ). 53-10"'2 I Ilona Sluolenek !EHi Germany),
1"4, Tter~ 73·6' •· 2. Svetlana Kracl\evtkava (So\llel
I Tamar• Pren (Soviet Union), 59·6' •. Union), 10-Jl/'J, 3 Mar9111a Pule tEHI
2 ll-•• GerlKh·Cutmberver (Eur Ger· Germenvl, .,.,.,,..
s.cttonal Junklr Cf\amp&onshlps
(etLM~\) (Tedlv tfV9"1\ JUM 24)
AAEA ENTIUES
lkY• " SJntln SColl Brown.t>eroet" (Corona de\ Mar),
Chrlt GrMr (Unlver•llY), Cllrlt G•t1s (Hun1 •
ln91on B .. cttl. ltn Haworth (Laouna
8teci>I. P1ll'ici. Ftynn (Costa Maul. L.errv
O'Connell CHuntrnolon &eed'll; Crelo Mtn·
cnetter (fqwoort hectl); Jon Olli (lrvlnel.
Jerrv Loei<wooo (Huntlnolon Beacll);
Dmllry Glblllevlc IL~ Hiii\); Cllrl\
HelflllO• (COtl• Mewl. Jenn Gebrlel (Hunt·
lnoton Bffd'I). OeviO Prooo (Corone del
Mtr), JoM Hostetler tCorOfla del Mar),
Tedd Helmet (Hu"llnt1ton Beach), Berry
S.acllem (lrviM). Eric sen.nu (La9une
B .. chl, David Tevlt (Hunt11191on Beech),
David Welker (Newport Btaehl, Todd
T1rter (lrvlM), Jon Fle90 (Co11e Mne),
Mike Janlcln IN-POii 8eech); Darren
Capllo. (Fountain Veltevl, Greoorv Solc..r
CCosle Mele). ~~ Paulson !Irvine)
a.ts 16 Slnllet Mld'leel Brloos (Nawoorl BeaGll); C11ri•
I.owe (HVl'tl119t<l'I 8tectll, Lance Giibert
(Newoor1 e..ctll, Danlet Curren (Costa
Mew), DAtnOn llobbln1 IC011a Met.el. SHn SI .... (~ 8ffclll, Tim CM1M>n
(Newoor1 &Mdll. Tlm G•lusl't• (Corona 6el
Mer). Pel Hutted (Huntlnolon B .. Cfl), .JoM YOUllO (LaOuN 8eedl), ArwJv Cllue119
(Irvine), ROl>ble Fln1av (lrvlnel. Todd 5'>erh
(LHune 8ffdl), Brian Sclletfoen CCo•t•
Mete). Scolt Aikin (Corona del Mer>.
BredleY Meoer1 ILe11une S..cttl, Scotl
Bivens (Hunll119lon Beech); Ptt« Kelley
CHunllno1on Bffch), Patrick Hernell
(lrvlnel, John Torell (Corona del Mer),
Merk Wnlmor91end <Founlaln Valley), All
Ra It· R Oflenl ( Newoorl Baectl), K Vie Moon
(Hunllntlon B .. cll); Peut COl'l<«V (lrvlne),
McG M Nlcf'IOI (N-POl'I BMCh), Darvl
Miiier (Newoorl 8"ch); Ste"en AHlson
IHunllnolon Buehl
8e¥I 14 SiMtas
Rvan Galetv ILavuna Nl9ue4), Jeson
Fox (Irvine). JOhMy lluil\1119 (Le9une
8ftchl. Robbie Allo.ln !Corona del Mtr),
Liem Pflem (Foonteln Vallevl. Rendall Ivey
(Irvine), Miii• Je nlcln (Newoorl 8Hcll).
Aaron 8aru llrvlnel, Chrll Fl1fler <New·
oor1 B .. cll), Da"ld Moore (Huntlnoton
&each); Steve Arnoll tHuntlninon &Heh).
Ale\andro Slalnl\trdl (lrvlne l; Jemie Price
(lrvlne), Douo Schuleln (Corona del Merl.
Chris Re.1>1>111 (Newoort &each); PhllllP
McLean IWntmlnll•rl, Gabe Pele (lrvlne), David No (Founlaln Valley), Mike
MeH IFounleln Valley), C.rlOs Botto1
(Irvine), Eric Mclaen <Wellmlns lar). Keith Brl.coe (Founteln Valley), llven Hneoawe
IFounleln Vallrfl. Lenee Elv IC011a
Met.a), Da rren TurDow (lrvlne), Nethen
Pflem <Founleln Vel .. y). Scott lllutl\e (Cor·
one del Marl Jem.s No IFounlaln Vallevl.
Jim Glllfl .. n (Levuna Nl9uel)
.. .,. 12 Siflllft
Jonetl\tn LN ch ILA11une Beech>.
MertheH Solomen !Coron• def Mer), Kurl 8r~emen (luune Nluuel); Devin Bowan
CCotl• Meta), Aaron S.ectlem (lrvlM),
Wt oe Wrl1111t (Ltuuna Hiii$), Johft Murnene or vine>; A<Nlm Jtrrett I Huntll!Olon BMCh I. COIDY Morlle (Founltln Vallevl, Brian
Tyi.,. tCor<Wle del Mer). Jamie Kttimen INewoorl B .. ch), 0Hn Cameru ((orone
6el Merl, Jeson H1rne11 (lrvlM), J J
JOllnson tFountel" Vellevl, Gr~ Moon
CHunllnoton Bte<h),Geraro 9ettlnMa
(Newoorl &tKhl
hn10~
Davia leln (Newoort 8e1ch), Jamie
Buckle IL•ouna IMdll It Grehllm Gltta
(Laouna Be.chi. Nicolet Kurlltkv (lrlllne),
Wlnlem Foote <Newoorl 8"clll, Scott
Suv1no !Fountain Vallevl. Edw,rcl Wtlu
(Founta in llaltevl
~II~
CalMrln O'Meere (Co"• ~); Kevvn a ..... , (lrvlnel, Sflerrlt OIMll (L1111una
BMch), Pam Aio.rts (Hunlln9ton 8tKhl,
$ue Godfr•v !Leouf\e 8-cf'll. Marve""
Tolle tWntmlnstw), ll~uefle Wlllell•
tLeoune a.tell), R~ llOMll <CorOlle c1e1
Merl Kellv Conll.l'V fl.A9una leech). /INJlllv
Qunt <l.ffunt 8"cll), Cllritt\I ltlcNtctton
ICo••• Metal. Pemete Stntrh IHun1111eton hectll OWtt ,, ,....
Cerrle Crin .. !Hunlln,ton euctll, Ania AftlloOtl (HUlllllletOll lkedll, St~ ..._!fl
tWatmlnttwl, Taunva Joltn'°" <Hunt•
•neton lhedll. Hellll'M Cl'lurell (Hunf....,on e .. ct1), ei.n. Ca1'1411'at ICorOllt def Marl.
Lt urle Brown (lf"vliwl, Kerl Murnane
(lrvfntl. JU!lt Slelltrv (Hunllntlon a..ct\),
Blair ElllOI tc-Oil ~). 0.111 .. lull
(SOull'I L•tuN), .k.llle Ft!enoo IWnt·
mln•IWI. Michelle Mellltv (tfVlllel. .HMlf« LI~ (HUllllllOIOll hKlll. Cvntllle
Hurt..., 04unt1nv1on lkacfll, .19111 w .. ....,
CFoun in V.-.V). Cyntnla l..aird !Fountain
Va!lty), Mlcllellt DKtot f'ounttu' v v}. Htetl'M Jt>tkMlfl <l..e9UN he<lll, Maria
Twc•• tCO\la IHMI. AllU 1<no.-''"'"'"" talll Valffl. HAI Hai ill (Cotta
MIMI, CIMY .._~,, I~ N,.u•OI
Cl•tte •rll<lti• (...._t a..dll o.nise
~ IC.,Olle dtl Merl $1\.tMOf! L•v•
<Feontali!t Va!leVI, llrtsfln lleof'llWN (lrYitlt
Glrb 14 SIMlel Julie Wlllellt (lrvllle), ,P.boreh Gold•
t>eroer (Huntlnlllon Bffdl); DeOor•h Gral\em (Fountain V•lleYI; Krl111 ~
(Htwoorl 8eedll, Oa nltlle SColl (NtwllOft
8eAd'll, Nlcolle Mahnke tHYnllnoron
8ffctl). Mlndv• L .. cll (LIHIUN BMdl),
Steollenle Unlcer lei < F ounteln V 9'llv); Donne CllMrd !Founleln Vakv), JIM
Henhbet'lllr (~ dtl Mar), 0MnN
DHoot IFounteln V .. lev), ~ Bain
INewoort Baect'tl. Janet Po (Wfttm1Mtwl.
Cllerlt Andre (Huntlnoton 8eKtll; Tlane
Pham (lrvlMl; Hlllerl Bunnell (N-oort
BHCll), Nldll We•tm«elend (Fountain Val·
leYI, Naomi IWl'I (W..1mti"lel'), EllM
8 1rell (C0tla M.ul; Krl•lln Orttn 11.AllUN
Nlouel).
Olm 12 S1M1e1
Kerl Pllebu' (N-oort 8ffdll; Tr.cv
Crjw n (Hunt'"9ton &udll. Jennv Smll11
!Hunllntton 8each). Krlst911 Flemlno
!Costa MeMI. HllArv 8enedic1 (~CIOf'f
8Mdl), RllWI Urrlc.arMtl (Fountain Val·
levl. Jodv BuOH (Leount Beecttl. Dine
Birch !Coste MeM>. Marina Mell (Foun-
te111 Velltvl; Cnarv1 Yount ILavune
8e•dl), El•zabetll BulleanM (NewPOll e .. cn1
Glm 10 SMiie& Erlite Aonooo !Corone dell Mer), NlcOle
Mc:Otan CWetlmlnslerl, Erin &ownstedl
!LeOUN Nlouell, Molly Romm tC0tla
Mew)
M«t'.s 40 Gruscourt toumev
(at S4Nlta .. ,.,.,. l
Quel'WtNI SIMlel
Jim Perur (Ot tlH ) dtf c11en.s Wlllle
(S.11 FrendKo), 6-1. 6-2; Len S.outo
(Walnut Creek) def. Ron Nleiton (Qlel), 7·6,
3·6. 6-4; 8oCI McK.enne (D•lla.1) def W,,lf. nav llaed (LO\ A11991Hl. 6-7, 7·6, 6·4,
llOOVn Rev (N-POll Beech) def Jim Walton t&o.ton), 6·0, 6·4.
~ Detullles
S.outo·Henry Kamelltma (San Fren·
C•ICO) def Gii Howard (Sa" FrellCllCOl-
Gus VIiianueva <TllornlllH. Ontario!, 6·4, 1·6. ,... Reect·PellCl\o Gonzaln (LH
VeoH) def Don Aver•·Ktn McANl1ler
(Delles), 6-4, 6·4, Rev·Ken Siewert (New·
oorl Beech) def White· JOlln llot>erl1CW1
(Se" FrenclM:OI, bv dtfeull, Perltier
Mc:Kenna <Dallas) Mt. Owen Glllen·Sem
Adami (Pelm Sc>rln9s), 6·7, 6·1, 6•0
U.S. Otvmok l""""8 "1&t$
(at <:MM)
1'1tlDA Y'S ltHUL TS
M9n's Air l'h• ~,.,,
(OVt 9f a PMIJllle l,IOO)
I Arnold VlterDo. Chllo<luln, Ort
2 Allefl Htct<arl, Fradeflcklbul'll
l Jerrv Dobson, Wiiburton, Oltla
Met!'• Air ..... p, .. ,.,""' (Ovt ... _ ... l,IOO)
I Glen Dutlll, Fort 8tnnl119
1 Ed Elzet. Morventown, w. Ve
3 lllcnerd Hawklnt, Fort Benning
...,,. ..... Sit ... ~ (Ovt ......... JOO)
1 Mell Drvk•, SQurm, Wull
2 Miii• Tl\omoson, Fradeflclo..tburo
3 (lit) Deen Clark, Fort Benning
4 (lie) Johll Bar11et1 Jr., Betltvua
Al9er Ml.!Mlns, Pllhlleld, Me
Center ,.,. ~ .... P,...,,.rv
<Ovt 9f a lllOl'*t MO)
1,730
1.71• 1,707
1,761 1.141
1,737
7'4
293
7'1 ,..
2N
(tie) SAm 8elocco, Flo-Mound $90
Erich Buliuno, FO!'t Bennlnll Sf()
l ltlel Jimmie McCoY, Fon Bennlne 517
Don Nvoord. l.e Crnctnlt, 597 w_., AJr fttlltl ,, t1111Man
(0Vt .. a ,.,. ... '·•> I Lori l(amlef. $tn Frenclte0
l Gr.nern·Ltne. E LOlllll'llUdoW
3 ""°" Fox, P•rktr, Artl w ...... Ar .... ,, .. ,....,.., <Ovt., • ~ 1,•>
'· "' '·'" 1,116
111e) Pat Souto~. a1111nos 1.1~
Marv SchwellH I', L•nc.ster I, 16>
3 Keren HOCIOt, i..111noron l, 167 w.,,_,. s.wt Itta• ,.,..,,....'"' (OVt ............ ,
I Kim Ovtr, WllCO, Ttlltl 1 (tie) Calll~ Granam·LAM
Lori K.al'Ntr. ~ Fr•nclaco
4 Gall Liberty, l.eneltv AFa. v 1,..
' "utiv FolC, Pwttar, Nil
T ... Y•IWflh
511
S79
S1' m m
"" Plslol, Air It~. lntemaOOnlll Sir.• ( !\), Womtl'l't Tllr .. ·'-lllon .. lfle
(f•nils). Womtfl'• ftroM ltlftt (fltlelt),
Ctfl.., FWI ?1$10I, Wemtft's s-t ""°'· ..
1;J0 a"'
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-ISi MMn ttt 0.~._16 OO!lli., 2 ~. 6 KulPlt\. J.i .,..._, ... 2 red
1 !'It. I HI UllOe \AN ., n mlldllfei
NIW!tOtlT UMDfNO IMt11JMrt ...Ot -'2 ·~ s.J UUco ~ f6
.....i '*"· U oerut\IM, 61 mau.
..... Atarnttfd
fllUOAY.I U'ULTI , .. If ., ..... .,..,.,..... """""')
fllllUT •ACL 350 VtfdS
llvvm HOM l~tvl I 40 UO 260
M.181 Tiny (Mvttsl IHO 10 00
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Nolhlno. Llllla Min BrOOlle, Pan Ern Diii,
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Time· 1900 u IX.ACTA (7-t) PAia "' fO
l'll'TH ltAC•. 350 verdt.
Ovno Doo <GarclA) 6.IO UO l 20
Lenn Eureu (LeclleYl 3.60 320
Slomc> II (Rull) 4 00
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Tlmt. 11 07
U IXACTA 14·9) PAld $3.S.IO.
SIXTH • ACI[. 400 vardt. ~t Herl!•• (Harl) t 60 UO 3.00
El s-n (MllCl\ell) 3 20 2.60
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AIMI tlC9d Crim'°" Rooue, Go Shortv,
Mevaforce, $tnofla Moon. Sutnmer\ EetY,
Mv Easv llodlel.
Time 20 11
SIVINTH ltAC•. JSO v•reh aca "~ tAdalr> ?J-'!> 1uo 1.00 ?«;;-~-=~ ·-l:
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l..ffvem Slllnlno. BrHltaWIY 8tf()fl
Time: 11.n.
$J IXACTA ()·6) e>alcl 1224.40.
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M«tev. Recine Rumor•. A Kits FOf Luck,
EetY Goin Elvlre. RObtllni Etta, SwMI
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wtm 112 wtnnlne lldleta (five~
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PeMtmontn BUMY (Adair) 7.20 4.20
0..1 111 Cu ll (Broolltl 3 60
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Mr Moonlerk, HumOuo County
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Wolahovlla, Ml Commuter. TrlPOI Prune
Time 4'1'.
S2 IXACTA (4·•> PAia $17 40 Antnotnce 1,ns
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(Jfftl al 67•11H IMrwtNNed mMllftl)
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Londc>n Crou (Bi.ell) 3.tO
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saCOND llACI. I "" m•les. 0\.-n of Darknnt (Bleck) 9.60 SOO 3.20
Ltne't GOid Hott (T«o) 6.40 3.IO
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Elernel RHson. lmfla tlon Prlnceu , TM
Jev'1 Girt, KamK:rou Amef'lca.
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'2 DAILY DOUaL.IE 16~9) PtkS $32.90
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Merine Mia (Ollv•rnl 2 . .-0
AISO rec:eo More M.P.G .• Folk's LAHIY,
La Femme NahKltl, Gaeballn, Lec:t Bikini.
Time· I 11 ll S.
U IEXACTA (3·1) peld 113.00.
~TN llACE. S turlonot
Vlncllore !McCarron) UO 3.60 2.60
Deeltl Trao (Plncavl 3 40 2.IO
HlllOl'i.dor (DelellOYtMY8) 4.40
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Canvon, Brenda'& Blo.,..dOw, Oii Robber
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t.S IXACTA IS·2) oelo M2.00.
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In • MetMe>t (McCarron) 3.00
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sclou•, Tebltre, AflclonedO, Jollv Josh,
Eme<ald Cul
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U EXACTA (2·6) PAia JllS.50.
SIXTH lllACI. I 1116 mfln
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o.tlkata (Plnav) 2.60 2. 10
WlndY VM (Dre•l«l 7 IO
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G ... lc ltoll, Pol'°" Pen, Perfkt Jov.
Time: 1:45 3/ S.
U IXACTA (l·ll Ptld U S.00.
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Atat>ev (Toro) 1.40 •.OO 2.60
Mv Madllftt (f'!lncevl 4.40 3.40
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tord. Blecll Marlletfff', Boccaccio, Heron
B1v. Affkance II
Time 1.34 J tS
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Sll,204.40 wUl1 ....,.., winning tlckett (t la
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wlltl 13' wlnnlno tldltt& (fl ... llOrtft)
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HI Yu Lulu !Ollv•re•l 12.tO S.40 3.00
Don B.'1 Dam'ft tf'!edro1a> S.40 3.20
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t>ontlre
Time· HO
$S IXACTA (S·2) H id Sld.00.
NINTH ltACI, 1 furtonot
Slloo Town (McCarron) S.IO 2.IO 2.20
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R-.itallon Miu tMcGurnl t .IO
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J~ Time 111 )IS.
t.S aXACTA ti 2) Hid t.4000.
Allendance 16.229
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Ed Flori
Tom Kitt
JOfln Jedlson
Mike McCuflou9h
Alt(9d Morton
Kim VOUll"9
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Ron Convnens
Denny Htt>lar
Harry T0tano
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'Sonrise' to sing at .South Coast Comm
Soat~ Coa11 ~mmu!ty ~are~ .• S~~O Bonit;a Canyon music accompanied by Beny Wooldml&c at the orpn. . and.Sunday SchO<?l da. ses meet at_IO a.m. 1 hC' di1kltt12's Falniew ~·ti•• 252' ._, ...
Rd., Irvine, w11l present • Sonnte, an t•aht..vo1ce Youth church also meets at t 0:30 a.m. and child care" choir, under the d1ttct1on pr Joannie Cosselman, meets a& Cona Mesa will b~I' 1 iD 10 1 a wOnlllp contemporary Christian sinaina aroup, at 8 p.m. on available. A fell~wship hour wilb coff'cc and ~freshment' 11: IS a.m. Nursery care is available. Suoda wath a .. MUJicaJ ui.e to .Fad.en ...
Wednesday, June 20. follows the servace. • • • Entitlod"OntheRock;'thisnewWaltHarrahmusicaJ The Bible Study Class. tauaht by Dr. Don Sharer LaP,UP,....yt.eriuCUrdlv41~FomtA\'t.,Laauna The_servace wµ.l bt (~ bya au aourna-.a&
production will also feature the Jim and Jack Show. associate minister, beaim at 9: IS a.m. ' Beacht wall ~lebrate Holy Commuruoo at lht 10: l 5 a.m. and Pie.me at TeWmkJe Park.
Presented as an outreach to all qes, "Sonrise" features For funherlnformauon. caU 646-1032. wonhip 1erv10t Sunday. . • . . • Janet Anielo, Steve ~rbum, Dave Hamilton. Randy • • • • The Re~. Dr. Jerry Tankentey. m,~ner, will preach For more 1nformauon, ailJ S45-46l0.
Nickel, Saylor Neiderwryter, Linda Vanian, and Jan and Nellkborbood C..srecaUouJ Claar~~. St. ~nn 'Drive the sermon Love Believes All Thin • • • Stev~ Nichols. ~ .. Gle~neyre .. St.reel. Lquna ~ch, . will observe The Chancel Choir, dittetcd by Miui lntcrlandi, will OnaO Ceat tJalwtu U.fti r .., ~ 1
Admission is free. For more information, call Childten.sDay at the lO~m. worshipserviceonSunday. sinaseveraJanth~ms. Vicloria~S"t-: C:osu Mesa; wilJ bold•= f..a...A
8c9 n .. 11 · A children's atory will be presented and the · Rev. . . . . • •
J "'V't • • • • William J Eilers will prea.ch the sermon .. Hands for God•• ·The congcpuon is mv1tcd to bring donations of dry service, ~ltd by the cllurdu aldea
St. ADdrew'1 P?elb1.Ctriu Claarcb. 600 St. Andrew's John· Thompson will direct the. choir with Micbul and canned foods for Bell Gard~'j Kitchen which aids the men's P'O~P. at 10:30 a.m., Sunday. "'
Rd., Newpon Beach, will present the Sanctuary Choir in Sanders at the orpn. hunlfY in that area. Tbc tsa flOCial SUPJ)Oft and ICt'Vice ~
the performing of "Dona Nobls Paciem'.' at 7:30 p.m: Greeters will be Louise and Charles Peterson of Ch -. -. and all ~P memben' and , friends of tDe Sunday in the church sanctuary. Mission Viejo. Ushen will be Larry Lantz, Lionel . nnian education for all qes 11. at 9 1·1'.!l· The .cnb l t d m thJ · fi'IOllll~
Under the direction of Dr. Howard Swan, highUabts of Balasuriya Clyde Curran, John Howl.and and Addison Van roo!D tS open f~om 9 to I l :30 a.m. ~ild. care ts provided :C:n:~r::~bbl a~ :;~3;J. memap. or the presentation will include solos by Orinda Frcnul Loenen ;Ji of Laguna Beach. Acolytes will be Leanne dut:Jn& the ~toe. A c~fTee fellowship will be held on the
d J fi ba · s P'lki ' Best ' d v..:. Do be . pauo following the service. sopra~o. a~ ohn Wake ~ld, ~t~ne., tcvc • npon. or an ru~tcn . ppen fl. . . For information 00 the cblll'Cb'• r_disiOUI
orpnast, will accompany '!1t~ ~ss1st111g tnstrumcntahsts. C~urcb Sch<><?l w1ll host the coffee hour an Bndgc HaJI The church announces that Sunday sennon/servicc program for children, contact Ben~ Hopa. dlllil' 1n1411111 Newn.oaptCbrl•tiu"'arc~ 610 w. 18th St Costa followmg th~ service. . . tapes ;1re now available. They may be aoqwred by 897-3191,orlttneNilsen.d.irectot',a&96).;1766. For Mesa, will hear the Rev. Dr. Eleanor C. Jackson, minister, Adult Bible Oass meets at 9 a.m.1n the church library, contacting the church office. A donation ofS l will cover the about other cburc.b activities: c:au ~5~
cxpl111n that Jesus never Yt'Orried about anything, in her cost of the tape. .
m·es~ "Stop Fretting and.S~ Letting" at.t~e l Oi30 a.m. For mott information, call 494-7555. For prayer help, ---------~-~----""-. service Sunday. "lie trusted his Father, and hke Jesus, we T } • Dial:·a-Praycr: 494-PRA Y. mu1t~tour'!'indandh~rtonsometh1n,greaterthanour etnp e announces .
own hfe,"Dr. Jackson said. -------------------Richard Kinsey, featured soloist, will present spec\al its slate of officers
Orange Coast
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY
IEW THOllHT
CHIHITlll CHURCH
110 W. 11 .. It.
0.st•••sa (Teaelll'C ....... ,, 111114).
"STOP FRETTTING
AND START LETTING"
Bible Study Class 9: 15
Sunday Moming Mes.sage, Healing
& Junior Church 10:30 .....................
WELCOMES YOU
SUNOA Y WORSHIP SERVICES
1·30 AM -Holy Eucharist Rite 1
9·00 AM -Holy Eucharist Rite II
10 45 AM -Holy Eucharist Rite II
Church School and Adult Education
9:00 & 10 45 AM
(Music. sermon. and child care at 3 services)
"PAA YER AND PRAISE"
7·00 PM • First Sunday of each month
MIO-WEEK WORSHIP
Monday -Friday -8:30 AM Morning Prayer
Tuesday-io-oo AM Eucharist & Healtng Service
Wednesday · 6 30 AM Holy Eucharist
Rector. Fr. John Alhey • Auoc .. Fr. Brtan Cox
Allis ting
The Rev Todd Sorensen • Mr Samuel Shafer
The Rev Thomas Henry • Mr Ronald Doiron
~.\l~T . l.\~I CS El'l~< 1 >P.\l. n ll 'l<CI I
3209 Via Ltdo •Newport Beach • 714~7S-0210
~G. SERMON TOPIC:
JUIE 11th
"FUTURE OF FATHERHOOD"
CIUtCH Of REl.IGIOUS SCINCE
~ber of the United Church of Aetlok>ua Sdence
2205 MAIN STREET. SUITE 23
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92848
Adult• & Jr. Church For lnformetlon
9:00& 11:00 Rev.P e .... tt 969·1331
CHURCH OP CHRIST 111w . ......_c.... ..... -.a•1
We'N A Go6nG -GIOWtr'O -GrowtnQ Chufch • IUNDAY IDYICaa
.... ITUDY I A.IL WGMa• •A.Ill. It P.11.
11:11 ll. -"lllS YOUl IS Wr'
MATTHEW 11: 21~
8:00 , ••. TIE Lon OF Tl[ llllV£ST
'8181.i HOUR FOR ~HILDREN ,.. ~ .... ,_.,...CM., ......... ..,
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
THE REV. ROBERT CORNELISON
1:00 AM Eudtltlrl
f:l5 Ml Eudutllt Cludl Sdlofl I llww1 ,
421 Park Ave .• LaN\I Beach 494-3$42 ·
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHEllCHUACH. THE ARST CHURCH
OF CHRJS'T. SCIENTIST IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
...... ,, ..... 11 .. , 1114
"IS TH£ UllllERSE, lllCLUDlllG MAN,
INVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE?" Cotta Mna -Flrtt Church of Chrlat,
Sclentlat
....... Verde Dr., Coete .......
Churdt a luftdllJ lchool -1CkOif A.M • ........_Room, ....... Verde Dr.
I A.11.-4:11 P.11. lloft. tlM'U a.t.
Wed. 7.7:90 P.M. -1-e:ao P.M.
1nlne -Flrat Church of Chrll~nttat
~ ................... & ......
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Church a lugdin ldlool -1ltOO A.II.
fte•dlntl RocMt. 4ao llwrwa Plnry., hit• 145 -
ltoiiec..-"8&8
10 A.M. -4 P.11. Mon. thru Set.
10 A.M. -7 P.M. Thureay
Child Cere -Sunday & W~ay
Huntington Beach -Flrat Church of Chrlat,
Sclentlat
Ith a oa... ttunttntton ...,_
CIM.erclft a lundey tGMot -10:00 A.M.
R•dlft9 Room -m llllln aL Newport Beach -Flrat Church of Chrlat,
Sclentlat
3303 Yle Lido, ... wport .. ech
Church a Sunctar School -t:OO a 10:30 A.M.
Reeding Room, 3315 Yle Lido
Mon. thru Set. -1 A.M.-5 P.M. Tun. -7-1 P.M.
Child C.,e Prov.0.0 T ueedaYI -9 30-1 1 30 A M for S1uoy Tome
Newport Beech -Second Church of Chrlat,
Sclentlat
11o0 hclftc View Dr .. CONNI clel .._
Church a ._., .-... -.,. A.M.
f1111 ... fllMfft --•" L CoMt Hwy .. Cdll WID. IVIENINO TllTfMONY MEETINGS -
I P.M. ALL CHURCHa8
All er• cordielly lnVlted to attend th• church MNk:eS and •enfOY
the prhll141ges of the Reacting Rooms Child Care Provid«S AT
ALL SERVICES
Chllcl C.,. "cntded AT ALL ARYICal
•
IDPORT ~BOR LUTtDAN CtUtCH
711 0... Dr. NIWPORT lhCH ..... ,
....., "· .... Peltor
WORSHIP SERVICE ............ SAM & 10:30AM
SUNDAY SCHOOL.. .......................... 9:15AM
Signing for Hearing Impaired... SAM Service
..,.._..0..AYA&MLI WILCOMI
CHRldT LUTHellAN CHURCH (Mleeoutl Synod)
,. Y1eWtl .... c.... .....
Lother Y. T.,,..., ft..--G1·1111
'"'" JMk•1 ... ,., . Wonhlp lentoe W a 1W A.M.
lundeJ lchool • Adult .... a--t:20 A.lit
CMatlan atememtwy kthool -..... ._
SOUTHC MMUNITY CHURCH
I
5120 Bontta Canyon Dr .• Irvine
131-llOO
Tim 'rlmmona, Putor
8:00, 9:30 & 11:00 A.M.
FAMILY CONNECTION
7:00 P.M. ~
EVENING SERVICES
--'
Cod Lons Yo11.
AttWAOltd
Of y..,, CN/n .
C~CtUtCH
CONGREGATK>NAL
111 ttellotrope Aw.. CorONI .. ..., •
944-7400
DoMld W. Kuta, Mlftleler
10 A.II. -._., Wonhlp
Cllurdl SdlOOI _, IU_.y car.
HARB()R CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
lDIKlplet .. Ctw'let) M01trvlM.t._.IMIMI ...m1
Momi"lc
Y W~lOAM
s..by
School 9 AM
0...1--. ......
hurch of t. Matthew by t e ea
(Trad1t1ona1 Episcopall
HOLY COMMUNION
EACH SUNDAY-9:00 a.m.
(Book of Common Pray• -19281
MERTZ HALL
of Community Congregational Church
611 Heliotrope. Corona def Mar
Tht In. JMnts Hdeld-S32-2201-Tlle Rew. S.... ScMtilf
A Cordl•I Welcome from The
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Costa Meu
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH
191h St. & Harbor Blvd.
Churdt lchool t:30
Wonhtp 10-AI
Che~ Clark. Minister
Costa Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH Worahlp a Church School
8:30 -10:00 e.m.
Or. William E. Steel
NewlTrt Beach
CHIJ) iHl"1'tf H
UNITED METHODIST 1400 W BalbOa Blvd l734I05
Or Robert 8 . Shepard. Jr.
Worehlp a ChUteh School
l:10 A.II.
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YouTH
----------• BB ·girl bidding
(or teen crown
GIULetpCafuto, lS.daughterof
Mr. and Mrs. Vmono Cafasso of
Huntington Beach, bas been selected
a finalJSl in the 1984 Miss
California U.S. Teen Pageant.
The paJ?nt will be held June 24 at
the Hobday 'Inn on Hawthorne
Boulevard in Torrance. The state
winner will compete in the national
finals of the Miss U.S. Teen Pageant
in Alabama next month. ·
Gma is being sponsored by V1t-
tono's Italian Restaurant an Hunt-
ington Beach. She will be a
sophomore at Manna High School
OCX! fall.
• • • Two local residents have received
bachelor's degrees at the 2 t 6th com-
tnencement ceremonies at Brown
University in Providence, R.1.
Aodrey Eve Woolfolk of Costa
Mesa and Mark Steve Sklaaskv of
s Ha-Ma'alot Harbot Reform
r~·p1ans a summer day camp
tor ~ children on the Orange
Colijl. T• week aeeaioM wtU 1tart Aug.
Newpon Beach were (>re5ented with
the1rd1plomasaJona with about 1.400
other graduates of the university, the
seventh oldest in the nallon.
Woolfolk, dau&tner of Dr. and Mrs.
Clifford Woolfollc. received a 8 .A. in .
scienc. Sklansky, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Jack Sklansky, reocived a B.A. in an.
• • • Colleen Linda Colemu . an Irvine
High School senior. has received a
$1,000 communnr service scholar-
ship from the Ebel Club of Irvine.
Colleen has a 3. 99 grade point
average and wdl be majonng in
biological science~ at UC Davis next
year. She intends to become a
pediatrician.
• • • Carol Ellubetb Ware of Balboa
was awarded a bachelor's degree in
architecture at Rhode Island School
of Design's IOI st commencement.
educatk>n, ~arts. drama and
singing.
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Nautical camp_s
offered for kids
The Orange County Manne ln-
sutute 1n cooperation with Golden
West Colleae is offcnna a senes of
summer camps that provide children
with an expenencc in the ma.nne
environment.
Week-long sessions run from Mon-
day to Friday of next week and from
July 16-20, with an advanced pro-
gram for older campers set for July
23-27 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Camp takes place at the Marine
Institute an Dana Point Harbor and
bus transportation is furnished each
day.
Act1vit1es include tadepool dis-
coveries. laboratory study. snorkeling
excursions, a field trip to an ancient
fossil reef and time at sea aboard the
floating laboratory.
The advanced camp features an all·
day trip to Scripps Aquarium and a
behind-the-scenes look at Hubb's Sea
World. ·
Grant awarded
to Linda Dahnke
The first Verle Annis Memonal
Scholarship Award at the USC School
of Architecture. named for the former
Camp tuition is S 140 pc:r child and
include~ all field trips, laboratory
matcnals and bus transponat1on
For further 1nformat1on and regis-
tration, phone Golden West Colleae
Community Services at 891-3991.
Laguna Beach resident, was pres-Dllltr ... 1UlfJJii4e
=-..;.;...~--'-'i711-entcc:ho Linda Dahnke recent y at the Sh d k Architectural Guild's 25th annual a OW DOWS
dinner held at the USC Commons. She•n ahadow you around
The Annis Scholarship will be too lf y ou•n take her oat of
given annually to a student partici-the Orange County Humane
pating in an international studies Society •h elter tn Ba.nt-program. Dahnke, a founh year
6. T'8 program will Include Jewish
The camp ls for chHdren bet t i••
the egee of 3 and 9. For more
Information call &4-4-7203. Gina Leigh Cafauo yYing for Miu Teen title
student of architecture. is among 30 tn,ion Beach. Shadow•• a
from the school who will be studying year-old apltz who•• aood
in Rome this summer. with ch ild ren
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Book shows Catholics MAY20, 1984
LOS ANGELES, CA 90064
how to get annulment~ 1984~ LK
By f.DM SEERY only arcane books wn <ten for Canon Law specialists. ~ ....... ,,,~wrttw I . h ·1 La . . I re ymf eav1 yon tin termino ogy. •
.bUBUQUE, Iowa -Joe Zwack. who is married and " figured there would be a how-to book on it, hke
the {i1her of three children. seems an unlikely person to be there is on everything else." Zwack said. Finding none. he
sho.;.,ng the way for the nauon''l Roman Catholics who wrote his own.
are applying for marriage annulments in record numbers. Zwack 1s telling Catholics that "there·s a potential for
But Zwack. a local attome}. made himself an expen almost any marriage that ends in divorce to be annulled"
when he found he could not answer basic questions on
a nnulment posed by clients 1n divorce cases. Now he has Catholic-Church in the United States. a-
wntten a book that shows Catholics how to obtain He said the most significant changes have occurred I
annulments on such grounds as immaturity, alcoholism since 1970. when the Church began recognizing psycho-
and mental instability. logical grounds for annulments. That became Church law
_ \.. Catholics may divorce. but a divorced Catholic may in 1983.
'-1\'6t remarry in the eyes of the church. An annulment -v1n ually a canceling out of a marriage_ is the only wa} a Catholics still have to prove that the basis for a
Catholic may remarry and retain the privileges of the successful mamage did not exist at the time of the
Catholic Church. wedding. but Zwack said the acceptance of ~sychological
, While abou1 350 annulments were granted in the
United States m 1969. Zwack estimates that more than
52,000 were granted last year. The Catholic Church does
not release the number of annulments 1t grants.
.. This 1s the up of the iceberg even today," the 45-
ycar-old Zwack said. explaining that only 10 percent or
less of divorced Catholics ask for annulments in order to
remarry in the church. He said 60 percent of divorced
Catholics could qualify for annulments under relaxed
Church guidelines.
"We're tallung about 8 million divorced Catholics
out there." said Zwack. who researched the labyrinth of
Catholic Canon Law to come up with a rough draft of has
book before even talk.mg to a publisher
Harper & Row was the first publisher he contacted.
and Zwack said he was quack to point out the potential
market for the book.
.. As soon as they learned about those numbers. they
decided to go with it." he said.
grounds makes that much easier Previously. most
annulments petnions involved people who were under-
aged or who said they were forced to marn.
Zwack said the relaxed gu1dleines represent the
Church's acceptance of psychological advances in the past
century. but that most Catholics still have not been told
they can obtain an annulment on psychological grounds.
"The Church has not made its position clear. and
most Catholics are in the dark on this." Zwack said, noting
that the Church does not want to be perceived as
promoting the breakup of families.
"But right now Catholics are divorcing at the same
rate as the rest of the populauon. Why not tell people what
their nF,hts are? That's what I tned to do." he said.
"In fact, the pansh pnests I've talked to are relieved
They say. ·well. at least n's out an th'b.open."'
Zwack said the Church took a big step 1n J 977, when
11 declared that divorced Catholics who remamed
would n't be excommunicated.
"Most Catholics aren't even aware that law changed ."
so they no longer consider themselves Catholics, Zwack
said.
STATION
Postniark honors
Israeli celebration
Forthe first ume in history. the Star of David, as well
as Hebrew words appears on an official postmark of the
United States Postal Service.
The postmark. dated May 20. honored the annual
May Walk for Israel in Los Angeles. The event celebrated
Israel's 36th year of independence. Since the walk also
occurred on Lag B'Omer. this holiday was spelled out 1n
English and Hebrew.
It was produced under the auspices of the Stamp
D1v1sion chairman, Israel I. Bick, and appeared on a
special commemorauve envelope. It canceled the new 20-
cent "Birth of Harry S. Truman" stam p, marking the
I OOth anniversary of the late President Truman. a strong
supponer of independence, who recognized Israel as a
nation in 1948. Bick J?Ointed out that the commemorative
covers are still available, in li mited quantities, to the
general public. A donation of$5 per envelope is requested.
Those interested should send their donation to Stamp
L>1v1s1on. United Jewish Fund, 6505 Wilshire Blvd .. Los
Angeles. CA, 90048, or contact Bick at his 24-hournumber
(818) 997-6496.
Christian
Singles set
2-daymeet
Positi ve C hnstaan Singles 1s offering a two-dar,
seminar on "Intimacy: Where Do I Go to Find Love?·
June 22-23 at the Crystal Cathedral, Lewis and Chapman
Streets, Garden Grove.
Terry Hershey, author and minister to the group, will
le.ad the sem inar. A radio and television taJk-show host.
Hershey also travels around the country as a conferenCt'
and retreat si>eaker.
Max Jam es, director of the event. says "We hope that
anyone will feel comfortable coming to the workshop
which begins at 7 p.m. on Friday and 9a.m . on Saturday in
the concourse of the Crystal Cathedral."
Pre-registration is S 15andS18 at the door on the days
of the seminar.
"The Positive Chnsuan Singles mm1stry attracts
more than 800 single adults to us weekly meetings and 1t 1s
our hope that single and mamed people. desinng to learn
more about intimacy, will Join us," James said.
For more information, call 971-4069.
Abortion debate due
NEW YORK (AP) -The 12th biennial convention
of the Lutheran Church in America will feature a social
statement on politics and world peace and a maJor address
from a Vatican official.
T he 717 delegates from 33 synods of the 3 mallton-
member denomination will also address a document
about the role of laity in the church and debate the
church's stand on abonion and other social issues at the
meeting scheduled to open in Toronto June 28 the church
said in a news release. •
Cardinal Johannes Willebrands, president of the
V_atican's Se<;retariat for Promoting Christian Un11y, as the
highest-ranking Roman Catholic official evtr to address a
Lutheran convention. according to the church.
The book, "Annulment: Your Chance to Remarry
Wtthin the Catholic Church," came out last November.
Smee then. Zwack has been sought for advice from
Catholics across the country. He said attorneys weren't
reall> needed but many Catho lics tum to them because
the)' 're unclear about annulment grounds or procedures.
"Most attorneys know little about at," Zwack said.
When he 1nn1ally tned to get more anforrnat1on. he found
In response. the Church has since. streamlined the
annulment procedure and adopted a "new attitude"
toward the issue. said Zwack.
"They know people are d1vorcan~ out there. and thev
want to get them back 1n the Church. ·he said. ·
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St. Paul's schedules
Grecian Festival '84
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The Daily Pilat tits in
Grecian Festival '84. featunng the music of two
Greek bands. folk and modem dancing. and a menu of
traditional Greek food. 1s expected to attract more than
6.000 celebrants dunog a three-day run at Heritage Park.
Irvine, June 22-24
The public is invited to the festival which is held
annually by St. Paul's Greek Onhodox Church as a
buiWling fund-raising event. Admission is $I for adults
and children are adm itted free.
The festival kicks off Fn day from 5 to 9 p.m. with
music and specially prepared Greek lamb dinners.-a nd
continues full force Saturday from 11 a.m . to 11 p.m., and
Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m .
DO YOU HA VE OSTEO ARTHRITIS
OF THE KNEE OR HIP?
We are investigating a medication
shown t o be effective in treating
art hrit is. Participation in this study in-
cludes M.D. supervision, lab testing,
medications, and is free to all qualified
participants.
For more information call
644-9631
In addition to the food and festivities. drawings will
be held for .a. 1984 Hon~ Civic CRX .. a 50-inch, b1g-
screen telev1s1on. and a video cassette recorder. Winning
tickets will be drawn at 7 p.m .. June 24. the final day.
Winners need not be present to claim their pnze. Tickets
may be purchased from any member of St. Paul's at the
festival or by calling 261-62 70.
The .menu ~ncl~des shishkabob. $YfO (baron of beef
on a venical rottssene). Greek salad Wlth black olives and
feta cheese (made from goat's milk). hard-erust bread and
a wide assortment of pastries including baklava. •
Fund s raised will be applied to the construction of St.
Paul's. the first Gieck Onhodox church to be built m
South Orange Countv.
For more information, call 261-6270. daily from 11
a.m . to 4 p.m .
In terreligious
Council stands
behind Games
The lnterrch11ous Council of Southern Califomui i a
driving force in the Los Aniclcs Community's tnvolvc•
ment with the Olympic Games. and enthusiasm for the
r,amc in tbc reha1ous community is on the increase
despite the Soviet boycott.
Accordma to M II'· William J. Barry. IRC pres;dcnt.
"Every major reliaious aroup in the Los Angeles basin is
doina •ts pa.rt to ktep LA sane and health> throu.ahout the
pme ." Through t he IRC. clCf1Y of every "faith are
worluni toa lhcr to ~~t the anticipated need of artt rcs1~cnts u well u v1s1t()rt and aucsts. These intcrfa11h
proJcctS anclude a telephone hotline for m i vtctim1 •
publication of a d1R\:to~ of ttli11ous and human servku'
and pastoral rvicca for athletes in the O lympic V11laac '
A"!, tntttfaith C'_clcbration for P~~ 1n1pirt'd y tho
Olym pies and organ11C\t by the l R • 11 be1 ng ~rf ormtd in I~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~--~--~--~-~-·~ l~l rommum~~ thrnu~®t ~ufficm Qfiom~ , throua.h July 29.
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Oren,ge Co I OAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 11, 116t
QesarRomere 's
• career hits the
50-year mark
By BOB THOM.AS
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LOS ANGELES -Fifty years ago,
a young Broadway dancer cam~ to
Hollywood to ap~ar with Wilham
Powell and ¥yma Loy in "The Thin
Man." Unlilie most of his contem·
p0raries, Cesar Romero is still here.
Not only is be here but he's
w<;>rldn&. as.he ~u done sjocc 1934,
manu1 service 1n the Coast Guard
during World War 11. ·
Divine, who happens to be a female
impersonator. The director. Paul
Bartel ('Eating Raoul') is a channina
'guy. I had a great time."
Through great films and duds,
Romero bas brought the same brand
of enthusiasm to his work. Still
classically handsome al 77, he'll act
another award for has career achieve-
ment this month from Nosotros. the
organization that has sought more
work for Latino actors. . , •
Fcwpl ysarcso ----------------
bad that they can't be
rcnderm entertain·
ing by •!l encrgctjc
and 1ma11natne pro-
duction. WitneS11
"M rJ . G1bboiu'
Boy1," currently
playingancncorecn-1•••••••••••• P&tmcnt 11 the
Hun1in ioa Beach Pla)houK.
The frrst time the pla)bouse put· on lbc WiU
Ohckman-Joscpb Stein comedy 10 )tars ag~ i1 was
labeled "a loosely woven bu of theatrical pulp" in this
column. It's still that. to be ure. but a sttongcr, betttt·
dircc~cd cast has turned it into a much mo~ eojoyabtt
evening. .
,,,
1trmc1i fo our 1974 review) the qucta of QruW:Couacy•
, • ~cteract
The runn1n.a aaa 1n 1b1s Oimsy comedy 111bc mochcl'I na&:ina htr S<>ns ovtr pica)·une bed babi11 while ~re
boldingbttfianc:ebosaaaeataunpointafttt a prisc)n bfak.
Woloou SkiUfWly bandits this oullandish lituatioa.
pla)'inl the humor likt a harp wtt.b IWOOt.b. ddt ~
Tbc bOyi of the titJe command m0tt anenlioa lb
lime around. "lrith Gtta Garlicb particularly effective a
the youngest. I punk in the Fifties ten~ or the wORt (die-#
show i1 .set in w era of rock ·n· roU and DA~.
Robin J. Price a.ad Marc Lt Blanc are equally .~roat u die
escaped conYicts. and Alan Stanifonh as the bia time booil: t~v bnng a1ona transforms his cbaracttt 10 a ~IM:
wathout ~ing the necessary menace.
Re recently was feted on bis SOth
anniversary in show business with a
partr. on lhe Santa Fe, N.M., location
of • Lust in the Dust," · his l 34th
movie. Oris it I 52nd? He's lost count.
"I guess I was lucky; I was never
typecast in films," he remarked. "I
played a wide variety in most of my
career. lt has only been in later years
that l seemed to be thought of as a
Hispanic. That surprised me. J was
born in New York.City, my mother
was born in Brooklyn. l never
considered myself a part of the Latin
group."
ee.a:r Romero
Ronald M~Uer as the p,s wm~ny ckik who comn-
courting and bec.omeucapuvcofh1uwcc:thtart•1"'boya •
Director J.D. Reichelderfer was 1 member of that underplays hiunama's boy character nicely. Sandy Salw-er;
stayed 18ycars. 1974cast(inarolcsoforgcttablehccutitfromtbecunnt aocs what she can with lhe flat role of Wolcott~ ....
"The New· Mexico Film Com-
mission presented me with a trophy
for my 50 yea.rs in films, .. Romero
said in an interview. "I said I was
He said his best three movies were production), and as sCteh. he has a first-hand knowledge of wasccraclcina si5ler, MaJcOlm SHVtt •s believable u •
''Show Them No Mercy," "Captain what must be done to make the play work. The first task p0lice detective and Oanjel Mason Smith fill the bill u:a
from Castille" and "any one of the was to bring back the lone memorable performer of the crooked neighborhood politician.
musicals -'Weekend LO Havana,· first show, Joanne Wolcott~ the second was not to de~nd "Mn. Gibbons' Bots .. is anothtt in a scrie1 of less.-
'Springtime· in the Rockies,' 'The on the cli~he-ridden dialogue forlauglu. butto becfup the than-classic play sdecuons at lbc HuntingtC>n 8cach ,
. happy to get it -wnsidering the
alternative." Stall, he is proud of his 1.aiin •
heritage.
Ore.at American Broadcast,' etc.." characterizations and make the people funnier than the Playhouse (a stnnj that will be broken ntxt month W1~
The three worst? "A couple J did at play. "West Side Story ), but thi5 time unagin.ative cilrection~
He has played almost every kind of
role, but "Lust in the Dust" 1s a first.
"I play a Catholic priest who used to
be a rabbi. No explanation is given. I
think it's going to be a very funny
-"My grandfather. Jose Marti. was
the liberator of Cuba," Romero said.
"The Cuban war of -independence
was planned in my grandmother's
house. In I ~65, I attended the
ceremonies when a statue of my
grandfather was unveiled at 69th and
A venue of the Americas in New
York. It was quite a day. The pro-
Castro Cubans lined up on one side of
the statue, and the anti-Castro
Cubans on the other, and it ended in a
Universal: 'Armored Car' and 'She's and stronJ interpretation have paid dividends. It may be
Dangerous; with Tala Bircll,'' he Re1chelder1cr has succ:ccdcd admirably on both com, but at's weU cooked.
said, "also one for Sam Katzman at counts .. The play -best described as "The Desperate Four more weekends remain with performances
Columbia, 'Prisoners of the Casbah' Hours" played by the Bowery Boys -is no better than Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 throuah July 7 a1 the..
with Gloria Grahame and Turban before, but the Huntmgton Beach production is at least playhouse, in the SeaclitTVilJ.aF sboppinacentetat Maifii
picture not campy but funny. Bey." entertai1uos. A.Ad Wolcott, a1 tllc =proud molheF of twe S~d YOFkt&wti A~. Hwii1 •
For 37 years Romero lived in a convicts and a juvenile delinquent, remains (as she was 832-140S for information. .. The cast is great: Tab Hunter,
Lanie Kazan, Henry Silva and Brentwood, Calif., house he orig-.=====================-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiilii!iii!iiii!iiiii!iiiiiiiiiilii~~
inally bought for SI S,000 and sold for THE lllJSIC Ai.J JREAK IJA.:E fXl'l.IW
$400,000. ~ .:-~. I He's on the road much of th~ year ur UR _...IBt.
Drama set
pregnqncy
riot ..
Romero's
playing dinner theaters, returning to
the apartment be shares with his sis.~er, Maria. He bas never married.
~: enacc. ~~-rr~~r;n''ts.JllllliltiS"wtl!o~
His father. who lost his fortune when sisters, a niece and a nephew. Could I
the su~ n:iarket collapsed, found his tell a girl, 'Let's get married and you
son a JO~ in a -W:all Street bank. He can come and live with my mother,
spent hts everungs at debutante my father, two sisters, a niece and a
dances and met an ink heiress, nephew"?
Elizabeth Higgins, w~ suggested "I have no regrets, no regrets. Right
A dramatic -presentation by the
Stop-Gap Theater will highlight the
annual meeting of the Coalition
Concerned With· Adolescent J>reg.
nancy Monday afternoon at the £1
Cammo Real School. 4782 Karen
Ann Lane, Irvine.
lbey form a dance team. now I'm seeing a lady quite a bit A~cr a career in night clubs and in younger, and we have a good rda-: ~
mus1cals, Rome~o won a contract at tionship. It'll stay that way." l•WmUillllB•IW ~
MGM. S.ummanly dropped, he land-Romero said he would never retire. .i'IU9L~ •
ed t U I h gh th f A" W1PVV'1r W "'CTUAfS "-a naversa ,t encau t eeyeo "Whatthehellwouldldoiflquit?I «>-a.--~.-,,...,..-The original play "It's Your Dc-
<:ision" will be presented at the 3 p.m.
session, and Sharon Kaplan, director
of parenting resources, wiU speak on
teens and sexuality.
Darryl Zanuck. When Zanuck's 20th can take time off when I want and ---------------------
Century merged with Fox, Romero work when I want," he said. "'It's an
was added to the contract list. He ideal situation."
There is no charge and further
information is available at 972-4859.
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7979 Center Ave.,
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MUC NOTICE
PICT'fTIOUI llU .....
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VITO'S PIPELINE. 2010 OcMl'I
Front, Newport 8-ch, 92'13
JOM9h or Mary A 01.1annta,
5840 Valley F«oa. OJang., Cell 9286t
Thie bulif'9la la oonclueted by: en lndtVldUll
JoNptl Ouwant•
Thia 1tat9fMl'lt WM filed With the
County Clertl Of OJlflOI County on JUMf, 11M
M7t'7411 Put>11thf/d OJeno-eo.t Dady Piiot June 18, 23, 30, ~ 1, 1M4
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P\llUC NOTIC£
Ult Dmeo NOTa 9MTWO -NrmGUe al II ... PICtmoUe ..... Mi !DllCOUln' ll'leeounty......-o.w• ... IT.AW llMmlJTATW • ._.,..,,,., 0r.,,..CountY.~._.,. n. ....... ,.,......,.MIO 'The~~••OOlrlg W.._.CA.11111 ~....,llldeWMIW .. ltMt,..._• ~-
'!"1Uff All.IN A GARMTT lfld June 27. iN4, • 11~ AM. ... ./t LIMO I 00, ._,.,._.Of , 81.UI 8'<V PHOTOQAAPHY MI NE~ F QAMITT ""'* bl ,___ .. 1M °'*"19' ~on 9lild\. CA 9*7 tlch pi.ci. Cclfta ..... C. IH17 ~ ~J.Net • .ri ~.alve ofllolt ~ .. ,_ JatnM Alttfton, l-'111 lit~ Glry ..... 1'~ 2411WI
indMdu9t. DOT UTKO, 91\ \nd!Wt• MIO time rw ... IMMM .C '°'1t\. • filrlMic:ll """"""on IMdl, CA Pt • C.. ..._., Ca '2127 \;11,,M TAlllMLl.CO ,e~ .tlldt time~_. be pUbllaly 12'47 Tbie~l9conductld~ltl
eotr>ot•tlotl M\JlHeA~ MAL TY ~ Md ......... 11 IN OftlOI Aoeeri MldlMI ~ .... 204t lt1dMdulil
AEGISTIA, 1 corpotUIOn, MUC1 ot lfle Ollltlilll. '1°"4 91e A--. .......,°" Ct. ColC.e ....... CA 0.-y '"°""*" T. MULH£ARH • .,, ~. n ~ Vlllr. ~ for N t2t2t T1* _...,,... .. MW w1ttt ._
DOU 1 ""°'°'so lnolllllM folowlna· Z.Mid A "*'· 4n HilNlfld Ct.. CWltr c:wai ot Orlnfll1Counb on c... No ... ..,.... P:OU"·WHllL. IUCUUC ~CA t17tl ~u·ftM
9'1710Me CARGO CAA.-11.-1 IPICtFI• TNlt bUllnW 19 condUCtlcl by; a • W
NOTICll Y• ._. ..._ _., CATION NO Aot20 • 1h& genetll P1'11W8 P\lblllNd ~ eo.t ~
The a.wt IMf ............. ,_ F~·WH&L ll!CTRIC NA-~ M °'91wlkll flltol JMJ M .AN'.!. I '' tt14 ........ ,_, ..... ....._ ...... SONNIL CAANl.-S l'ICI"• Thie llltlrnenl WM llled with the ~
r• ............ • .......... CATION ..0 A·121 ·I.. County Cllrll OI 0reng9 ~ly on -~..,...-.....,~--"-.o...-IM ,..._...,.._ ....... 8kit '""9l tM1 ~ on Cha M1y 24, 1*
If you wtett to leek !fie ~ of foon eupplled by~ OlattlCQ In~ P'lmn --.~-""!-------.,, -'104'MJ In _. metW, ~ COfdMce Witt! Ill prCl'lillane OI ._ PutMilhed Ottn0e eo.t ~ NOT1Ca •"'NIO _.
thould clO IO pr~tly IO tMI your ~lont >Qot June t , 1t, H. *>. 1tM t NOTICE IS H!AHY OIY£N
wrlttefl retp0n ... If Mf!I, rrwy be lpedflc.tlOll1, bid blenlat Md .$A.22 thlt the 8Wd ot auc.wlilOl'I ol
tiled on time. "'"'* lnfOfl'ftetlOft rrtfl1 .. M ,oo-Otwioe Counr,. Celfotnla. .. , .. AV~ ha 9ldO ~ tllined et the lbow eddtM .....-rtaJC ll)T1C( ~...., bldt up to 2 00 pl'I\ on d~ El trit>uma; ... ......,..,. phone IM()..2tf0 OI' M2·24t t, Monday, tfle 2nd *1 of Nfo/, tN4
tta Ull. .e. M 11'1 .... • -... /l/Tf/d Hoffl'nll'I hC1n10Ut WM in Ille ofllce of the Oerti ol the U.. rllll ........ ,_ • .... Chief of Proc:urwnent I Pr0p9rty· . MAim eTAW Soltcl of S~. Hal of Ad·
L. le....._,. 11t1n........ PublltNd Ottn0e COMt DlllY Piiot Tht fOlowinO l*80tt .. doif:l8 mon11tration, 10 CMc cenw,..... 11,_ ..................... J""9 tf, 1N4 ~ 11 (com. of a.ti. AN loutevwd .-Id :,::-.w:.;~::= IA-41 ~':ti:T:::,~~~505 ::=r;,,::::: .. ~
""""' "111 ..... _,,..., llie Lucal '"·-Wiii t505 ...___ llCly OOlfled Md reed In tht 8olt'9 .............. .,_,, . ...,_,.., II ,._....... .... ~-.a Ad , Tueein, C.itf. t2aO .._,lllO Room on IN tn1 tloor, tor
--...,. Tiiis ~II conducted by: en the folowlng .... •wt.................... tndMdU.i Pro1ec:t: EMA Conatrucuon ••• d•lt•rl• hH•tl• ••• IM1ttt • L w.. DMelon, "-ri .. Pning Lot.
"11 .. lt&w .. , ...... ......, M IUPEIMMt C0WtT OI' Thie statement wu riled with I.he 1'52 !ait Frvlt 8tr .. t •
,..,.. .. MCttta. If'-....._ Tltl 81'Aft CM'C~ County Clltk of OtMQ9 County on Proj9C1 No 122t-420-25' • ,_. Mf,.....,.... •........ PO.. Tltl COUNTY OP CMt.AW JuN 7. 1184 01a-.20-20t 1·TO Tltl benNOMfT: A.... In re the Eatat• of A08ERT ' • f'M7'l7 Cl1y lente Ane
Conrtplllftd hie ..... ~ W tlle HUGH YNIGUl.S, C'ecHHd PvbliSMd Otenge Coest Deity 2. All of Mid WOfk 10 ti. per-~ ..... ,... .. ,.. .... .. CUI MO. ... ._, Pilot JuM 18, 23, 30, Juty 7, 1"' formed in eccorctanc. •th clth'--lllt ..._.., ,_ ......_ NOTICa CW IAU OI' 6A2t lngs Ind llC*lflcetiont wNc11 .,.
wtWft • deyt l"9f thla turiwnont MAL PWllllY AT eveiiable et GSA/FaciJltlM 0p9r.
PlCTmoua IUIMll I• Mnlf/d on you, Ille .tth tNe coun PRIVAft aALa •llOnl, 1143 e..t Ff\llt Stt'98t,
NAMSITATIMIWT awritt9tlret900Mlothecomp4alnt. NOTICEISH!M9Y9'YEH"'81, PlllJCNQJIC[ Senta Ana. Ctlfornia. FM ed-
Tfle tolloWlng penona .,. doing Unletl you do. your d9tautt Wiii be eubj9ct lo conflmletlOn by the d111one1 lnfofm•Uon. conlect the
bullnftl .. '. .,..,.,_,on epptieatlon of the plain-~titted lk.lperlot eou.n. the FICTITIOUe llU ... M Contreet Coordinator. Anthony
JMC PROPERTIES, 717 lido hff, end this eOUrt may Wit• • underllgned:' .. Mmlni.tr•m ot ~STA~ Nevtra •• (714) '34-3239, -na':e .ri,,....~-m...;....a,rv;;.;v.-.:...:;.;r:r-11-1uc•rnei*-Mll,.._.wt111..tef..fhe,...., .... ~ 0... It ~UUb:t JX'.G'rillona
92ee3 <*ne.oded In the complllnt, wtlldl cf/dent, will ecciapt bide Ind .... at bullnelt 11: S.Ctlon 1773 of the Lll>or Cod9 of
JORNWESTReALl'.YCO .. aCd-could rault In ~t of p<iv.te .... on . .JuM 21. 1N4, M .PELICAN PHOT5GRAPHY, tfleStaleolClllilornla,U..8oerdof
toml• corp .. 717 Lido Park DfNe. wegae, tllclng Ol.ll'IOMY"' pr. operty 9:00 Lm .. or tn.teeft• VllffMn "'-33852 Cooper Lantern. Apt. F, oan. Sup9Nlsort hu obtained the gtn-
Newp«t BMctt.Ce. 12ee3 or otllef rell9f r~ted in the com-time ~ by leW, to "'9 lllghlet POlnt, Cell(. 92829 • .,., prevelling r••• of per diam
Thie tullMU 11 condoc:t..., by: plelnt. end beet bidder, on tt'9 '9nne end Steptien A. Llncl9es, 33852 Cop---,.id ftl9 _,_., pr_._
corJ)Of•tlon .., · • Oelf/d: Jen. 23. 1"' condition• ,_elnaft• mantlonf/d, per Llntam. Aclt. F, Dene Point, ;:8i:f°' ~ ;14~;;;:
John W•t Realty Co ROBERT D. ZUMWALT. Clerk ell rlaht. tltl9, end Inc.wt of A08-Call!. 12829 10 thle locallty f« eadl er.rt. deeei-
Jot\n M Coombe, Prialcs.nt By M FEELEY ,09l)uty EAT HUGH YNIGUES, O.C.111d, at Thll buelnwl la c:ondUct«S by: en fM:ation, or eyp. of WOttunen needed
Thi• tt•tement wu flied With the .,...., M1 c D•lllld a Rl¥lft the tim. of Ne dlettl, Ind .. rtoM. lndlvldulll to axecute t"9 contrKt ffam 11'8
County Clerk o1 On1ng9 County on 1 .. lleM .. CA. "9u tltl9 Ind lntlt1lll thM Ne Eleata Ny ~ A. Llndate Dir.ctor of the Oepertment of lft...
1'0 ~!!!~~~~~~~MY9~:ecquit'~i«Si~~Clt)lt~l=ltof=~"~of~lawi,~iT~tlll~tt~a~teman~~t:--;fled~iwtttl~~tht~idustinaliR91etlOnl , i'heM ra191 we 1'11'.htM
~ ~Mg9 Cout Delly eny-:!ilfi rciri June 9, 18, 23, 30. 1"' of utd property be .. u.t ~ PutllilNd Onng9 Coeet Olly & AMI Property at C09t • ...... ,.., ual .... P't I I 1$
8.a of THEOOOAE GRUSSING, At· Piiot June US, 23, 30.'July 7, ttM 4. In eddtllon, Ihle protect Iii LMn of ....... of C .. 1 .....
tClfMY for Adminlttrlttta. 20902 SA21 funded under the St1,. end Locel Oow9'T "''nt Coda. ...... ..._ P9JC .,TIC(
B<ool(tluf'lt, Suite 207, Hw!dngton Filc:al Aatlltance Act of 1172 (Pub-~ ri........._ V..., -1 ·s al ---.---.,.-_..-nf'lr-------0.--' -1.-CO.--m-,-------------IBeach, CA. t214a, Slicl real PfOP-__ .,. llnftl"r lie Le.-92·512} encl II 1Ubj9ct 10 II -. 21. l"-.n. nu1-. Plll.IC M>TICE "8.IC NOTIC( wt)' .. d..c:rtbed • followl· ..--...,.-. concfrtiona of.,. Act~ the THOK 00.-0 TO~.. .. &Lall coun ... '1CTITIOUI.,..... • . ....._c .... -A.el property loc.tf/d 1n tM PM:rm0,,..,..... ~ Ac1 (40 u.sc tre.> r... • 1n '" •11 .. .. ncnnoue•11•N ,.a.c...1erer .... -.
NAlmlTAfta.NT .............. .,...., Qow,ty of <>rtinee. It* of eel-MAmSTAT'llmNT end lllbof standards~ ,,,501111•.90"!,.llie .. -.. ~~-..._IJT•R D IT ..... ,._,CA....,
TM folloWlng pereon le doing CW CA&60NU. fomla. encl 1ege1ty deecttbed M ; The folowtng perw II doing by a. <>me. of IN Sect«aty. of --TM foll<>Wlng ,..._ .. OOlno Pleirdl'f. AMT SECUNTY SAV·
bualnele u: COUNTY cw OMMOe EMtlld9 We· rrect. lot 2408, bullr"8e -Labof (21 C.F R. Pert 5~ It .. ... If ..,.., ....... .. tlUlll.--IHGS AND lOAH •SIOQA'nON
SPECIAL TY SOFTWARE DE· In tl'le Mttter of the Mltclllal~ Mape racorded In ltll LOVlNG HEARTS. 1555 M9M reqUlred ttllt 11 mecNn1Ca encl i. r-M8J ~ tlle ,..._ U.S. MlCRO COMPON.EHTS. 0..ICli9itt KBliE LEE MAHNte,
VEL:OPMENT (SSD). 302 Vlctor\e, ~lion of Ottlcl of tM OJenge County .. Verde Ealt bof9'9 ~ or We>tttlng et "8 ... D .. 1 I 1 .. -...at1 md INC .. t800l Sii~ SoUth 8'e. E. .,, lndMduel. HUNT1NGTON HM-Cott• M .... CA. 92827 CRAIG JONATHAN DEVINE COl'der 58F, eo.ta Meea_ c.llf. 92Ut ... tM1 peld not'-then the bMC ,.._ ..... ..._..... lmne. CA. '2714 90UA ~TIOft. ID• 'e
JllCk Gerchlk, 302 Victoria, Cott• tor cnange of N8'M Commonly known H : 24 t 5 Oer11ee Whittington, 1555 M9M hourty rai. or pey end fr1ng9 ban-CLMfC* WWW WMD Moo C>illt1tMon, r.c.. C o r P o r a t I 0 " ; W • M • a•
M .... CA.12827 No.A 122580 Florfde Str..t, HUntlngton Beedl, VerdelEMt .-..wtlldl1reonlllelntheofftceof ._. ... ,,._ ... Cl '11lr C.1°"" '7H1 ~ Awe. ENT'EAPNl!ld. IC~• CS *
Tl'llt bullnau ls conducted by: en. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE CA. 9264& 58F C4* u--Calif ....... the Atc:Hteet & Engineer DM91on o1 l'UlllllihM Of.. C.... De11J lfVIM t2714 corpoeillb1; IEA WJCIE *"11l· Individual FOR CHANGE OF NAME A.P. #02~ 121-42 ' •-. . ' .. .,..v the Genenll Sentces AoencY0" the Plot Thia~ le conductid by. • OWNERS ASSOCW\TIOM; ~
JllCk Gwctilk CIWG ~ 8&DS. OA O~.EM...,. lfwltM '°' ~ ~ 19 conduc1f/d by: an t tberaMa ll1Y dlffar9ricM ti. ... COfPOJlllOn AOSS • .,, lndM&11.-: THI STA.U l'ITi ttelement WM t1lild With the llled • P91ltlon In tl'lle court fOf en Mid parcel of r• property. Al IYCtl o.r.. WNttlngton tween tht min1mUm WIQ9 rat• u _______ _._ ___ I KeUly Mc:CI la:•, •111111 S.C. .cALIEOBlll&A.: Ml rxwa 1 ----"•~
county C*k of 0tang9 County on order anowtng petitioner to chenge bid• mu.i tMI In wrHlnQ, Ind Wiii be Thia ,..llm9nt wee fl1laCI With u.. detwmlnecl by Ute Unlt«S 8'etee -----------~ ltatament ._. lllf/d ..., u. ~ .:!: :="' !
MIY 21, 1964 hie/her nama...Jfrom CRAIG r9Ct!Yed by the Ac1mlnllttlltt>e, ~ty Cllrll of 0rang9 County on S9cr.wy of labor and thoM ct. PtllUC ll)1U County Cl9rtl °'~County on llRITl llM ,
P'M1171 JONATHAN DEVINE to CRAIG AUCEYNIOUES.etthe0fflo9offler June 1. 1M4 l•mined by 1119 Stete of CelifornlL u-24, 1914 aeonc:m Y• .... ._ ....
Publtlhed Orang. Cout Dally JONATHAN DAILEY eticwney, THEODORE GRUSSING. ' ~ 1"9 hlahat t-'• mutt be ptlld. ~1
Piiot Mty 2e. June 2. 9, 18, 1"' IT IS HEREBY ORDEAl:D that Ill 20902 8footthurat, Ste. 207, Hunt· PubllaNd °'MG9 Cout Dally 5 'fCUf attenUon 19 lnv!t.S to u.t Pubhehed OJ-. eo. n: ::.=' :=: I J AS
211o.&4 S*'tOM lnl.,..,ed In the matter 1ngtonhech,CA.t2t48,0trneytMI Pllot June 18 23 30 Jutr7 '"' followmQ~otlNo.vi. OF9UU TIMJJIFmt PllotJunet. 11,n,'8. ,_. ,_ ............ ....
efOl'Nlld 1PPM1 Mf01'9 thlt c;owt fllild with tht Clertl of IN ~ ' ' ' ' SA28 Bacon kt contmn.d In the Agr.. (.._, 1101..W, U.C.CJ . SA-.lO .. l f t ...... , In Depe;t1m9nt No. 3 et 100 CMc entltled Superior Coun, or ~ be ment c.ntw ,Drtwew.c.SentaAna.Cel-de!Mlf/dtoMldMl*lllJrebllCpw-A. T"9County ~ Pl'Y'" Notice II hereby glwetl to credt-rt you...., to..-.. lllMC9 .. ---_-nn_,,..a-~-.. -~-----.. --lomla. on July 9, f9M;-at 9:15 ton11yeunytlm9AfTEAtlrltPllb-ment• from-n. for!:'-~•-=·=~-= :C.:C:::,!'oi:'!!71M190~,!: nv o'clock AM .. Ind then Md there 1icat1on of tNe Notice and 8EFORE weges du9 · ""' rtaJC llJ11C( '" ..,... ,_...,., ..,,.. ITAT'llmNT ~ C8UM, If eny they hl"'9~ ~ "'-'"'*lnG of 8llld .... a n.Ccinuactor mutt rneinllln lo be mede on ...,..,.,., ~ wnnen ,_... I •· ""' llie TMfoftoWt'l9J*:ION .. ~ Mid ..-ltlon tor--ot t\ln'lll T"'-•o OF e,.,,,, ,. ........ , ............ _.;Ollr-.... dur"""U.ccur.of helelrd'rCleieCtl!i!od. ---•Ull•U tladaatlfM.. ...... •-<--u· -·· ----~ ........ "'" ..,._, ----•u•••M ..... ,. --R.. nie "*'* end .....,,_ acs-........ ,_ ···-•--==eJ••d ... -~ ..,..__ · lhollld not tMI grtntf/d. • moMy of 1"9 Unltf/d S..,._ All ...... .,....,... 1119 wor1I encl 1Ubm1t '° Vl9 County dr-of U.""9ndad ~ors MAm STATlmlft' ....:,,:=:.__.=--=..-.._........_.
AAA CONSTRUCTION, 2283 rr IS FURTHER orderf/d that a emount -dettnnlnf/d by "" Ad-MAm STAW weelclY. cer1dlf/d ~ lt&temant .,... GEOAGE ~EV encl DEHISE Tiie folloMng paraan .. doing -~ .. _ - -
Ritchey, Santa A,!!~A;.!~705C_... copy of tNe °'der to lhoW ceuea tM1 'nlnlattetrl• lfld agreed to~ ... ~oloWlng... P9f90N .. doing ~~ ~~~ds~~.!,*tor• , .. ,..,EV,...,... w-,, ... s•-.• 5• ~es: .. ~. 111111 ~ •• 1 ... Add-A·Roomw•• ...orp . .,.,, publl9hecllnttleOrangeeo.tt>.iiy .. P1'11Mmuetaccompenyth9wtit• .....__ -··~-·-..,_ ~ .,.,_ -"' "-SANSIG YACHTS, 5372 El ~ 1 II _.. .... 2263 Ailcfley. S.,,te Ana, CA. t270I Pflol, a ~ of ven-• t9n bid Of otter. Ind u.t ~ WESTEAA PACIFIC. SYSTEMS. inspection end perm1t1he lnt8Mew eo.a Mela. CA 92828 Dr 8-:tl CA. t. Ill ... ...... 4
Ttu1t>uM..a19 c:onduc1f/d br: • olfQl&etion, ~In HI county ~ tMI paid uPOn the coi•1M'6oll 3176 Pulman &,_ of .,,_>W clur1inO wcnlng tlour'l The ioc..Jon .., ~ of .,. Oorlldo "Huntington • ,_ ............. .....__.
corPOJatlon et leett one. • waeti for tour oon-of .. by Mid Supat10t Cou.t °' w • r r • n 8e11• y , 1 8 4 2 7 on Ille tob c:fW P..:utNe otlce or prinap.i ta4t EJIW S end llJI 5endr'a 8 • ......, ta 9lla -· ,.. M E. Kofford. Jr., Pr• tlW welt• prtor to u.t ,._ ot otn.r --t=en*eCl'e to tn. Studebektt, Oetritoe., Clit. 90701 c The Comtector lnW\ 1r1 ~office.._. _...! ttle WMndfld IA.J .... 7 a ..__..... Or ........... ,., u• ...... ,_ This ttaltlm90t WU nl9d With the -7 .,..,,,. -.. ...__ H• 31 ,,..,.,. ....,_.__ v--·-~ ~ 2 .,..._ " --ra FI I W -, _.., ... · Mid heertng: ---~tttl«S Couf1. Slid .. Wll V ...._. ,. ',,,. • ..-o. ...._, eny tubc::ontrKIS lhe ~ con-, .... .._ .... ............:.A-_...__. .... _,:C,:_ 8-;h, CA.12S4 • ,....... -.. County Clerk of Ortngl County on o.ted Jl#'le 4. 1"' M ,,..,. ,......, tM .,.,., .uow i.to '--" I.in.ct in u.. AQreement ""'.,,._ ....--·-·-.... ..,.. .,,..., -· ._. _ ....
May 25. 1"' ---FRANll. OOMENICHINJ term.•. __.. w ·a 8*y 6 Ead'I b6dcflf must IUbmlt with or.... uef/d tly fie lftl...,.,.,.. Th.a It ~f/d by:.., .................. ...
.. _ JudQe of the DATED: Jl#'le 1 11M Thie ltetement waa filed with lht Ns bid a Atltfec1ory ctl9dl certified leror WllNl't tht'98 yeatS .... yw'I ~~ av..... .. • -l U ' • .... ~ Pubuaneci <>tang. Cout Deity SuP9-1of Couf1 ALICE YNIGUES County Clel1t of ~enge County on bJ • ~ betlk °' • !Mdder'1 tui pest ao ,., .. known to the Thd staterMnt,... flled wlttl the te, •ea.erl• llec.,I• ,,.
Pllol JuM 2. 9. t8. 23, 1984 Publllhf/d 0Jeng9 Cout Deily Piiot Admlnletrllrllf-Of the Ettete of JuM 1. 1"' bond mao. ~o tM otder of lnt«ld9d ,.,..,.,.,. .. -Hone. Count.. ca.a of OJanoe Cowlty on • .. ......... --. ..
NIUC NOTICE
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Sa 1 JUM 9, 16, 23. 30, 1984 ROBERT HUGH YNIGUES natn the County of In en emount Tiie neme(s) end ~ ed-., 1 &lllMlll ........ -....... S.7 law omc. of: Publtshed Oreoge Coest DlllY not .._,hen ttw percent ot the IUln d,.... of th9 Int~ tJ•...,ee(•) May 24' llM • w ~ .. ,...,. =• ...... •
THEODORE GRUSSING Piiot June t6, 23. 30. Jvly 7, 1"' bid ... guerent• that Ille blddet ••. RICHARD 8. WHITMAN. m PvbllllMd ~ .. eo.. Ded)' Cl~,,·~-~~: A~
AttorneyetLaw SA33 w111 .. 1erlntothepropoledcontract ~:".;J'~~Su.t-S. Coete~ PftotJ\IMt, t8,23.30, 11MJ" .-..!.. ....... ,_,.,..:.:.
20902. 8tootthurtt, Sulla 207 If the NIM II 8WW'ded him In the SA-11 ;;;;.;;; M ..-· _ -~~---------;Hunt'i1ton BMctt, CA. 92848 --ti' MrTl'IM' 9Vent of tmture to .Ofer Into IUcil That tM pr~ pertiMl'lt..... -~ ,_ -Plll.IC NOTICE nmLnl nu•~ to la deecribed In general ea: SALE .... •days.,_._ .,..., ... --------·---T*-( 14) 964-5205 contract. the ptOOMds of the check OF Al/TOMOTIVE tHEMICALS Ind 19 ..,_ on you. lie wftll "* oawt
IUPeNOR COURT Publllhf/d OJang. Coul Delly Piiot ACTinOUa ....... Will be fortelt.s or, In caM of 8 loeat«S et 833 w• 11th Straet •5. a written NlllPOl'IN to ~t
CW CA&.WOMttA, JUM 11, 17, 23. 1"' NAm eTATllmN'T bOnd, 1"9 fUI tum IMreof Will be Coste Meee, CA 12942 ~you do. yo&W def*"' .. M
COUNTY Of' OfWtU ~ butl~~ ~.,.doing f~ :ic-=.~.::. ~ Thi 8uslw ~ UMd bJ uld .,,.__,on ~of .. ,_.. ~~=~fof t"9 DIAMOND LANE, 122 Main St., r9q111rf/d to furnilh a P9rlormencf trenslerora et -* location Is: ~-:!,11U:..,.~n:.:-:.:
TBEYOR JOH-PAUL MAI.LOY, Huntington BMctt. CA. 92t4e ::::.,~:.,:::.,. ~ u:: ~ ~r ~~~ .. ~ dlm9'df/d In the complM1l. "'*"
Minor, by JONELLE SUSAN Hine Mauth. 110 Apf1I Dr., Hunt-tr1ICt end a p....-Bond In tht lrldlcl.tA be c:ontummUed el Che c:o.*f t-* In uw••-1' of
MALLOY end PAUL RICHARD ~on 8Md\. CA. 92848 .,.,M, of 100-~ of the con-ottlc• of SILVER SERVICE ....... t= ol moner or~ ~~::::· hl1 P.,_..ta, for CNng9 ~A=-Hun=~'°~ Ot , trect Said bonda to be flrat llP-ESCROW. 12741 Brookhurat Otot,_ req,-WlnU.OOll'l-
No. A A 123605 The folloling pweona ~ doing Thia bullMu la conduct«S by: ptowd by the County CouflMI Ind Str•. Garden Grove. County of ~ Dec.. 14. 1113
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE bu11M1e M '. lndMdulla (huSband & witl) RlUt Manager of ~-. County, ~~ 92842 on or efter LEE A. BRANCH. 0..
FOR CHANGE OF NAME DIVERSIFIED PROPERTIES N1neMez.attl 8 Pu....mtoSctlon4SIOolthe Thli c.11k.,.,.,., 11 eubjec1 to TholbusllnMelilccndudedby:r1 ByGAILCAAPEH'T'Eft.~
Pe1ltlon«1 JONELLE SUSAN ~ANY Ill, a Cellfomle Umltf/d L90Nl'd Marath ~nment Code of the Stet• of Califomle Unlfoon Commerclel lndMdual ~ L. ..... ~
MAUOY AND PAUL RICHARD P~. 270 s. en.tol, SUlt9 ThW ttewnant ... fl>ed-..tt:h IN c.tifomla. tM contrKt .. contMI Code S«:Uon 1108. Wllkam s Utlleton ... _ c-. c-
JENKINS fllild e P911tlon In tNe 201. Coaca Mlle. Callfomll 9212t County Cwtc of OJenge County on ~ ~ ~-.::-::: The.,.,.,_ end eddrw of IN per-This 1tai.men1 ._ fled wf1h the f'l1 M-. .......... ..,.
court tor en Ol'der e11owtnQ Ji.pol-DIVERSIFIED PROPERTIES May 21, '"' to "'wit~,_ the,._,.. ... son with WhOm deM'ns mllY tM1 Med County a.it of OJenge Coun'Y on C-. ...... CA.-cant to cNng9 l\la nerm hm COMPANY "· • Celfornla 0.-et F-.s W1Y l'l'IOMP vr ..,_ •• , 1t Siver SeMce &crow Corp Mey 2• tte4 m.-TREV~ JON-PAUL. MALLOY to Plrt'*'8Np, 210 S .._., 9'llte PublllMd OJlin09 Coelt o.ly of 0tMQ9 to .,.,,. ~ 12741 ~ St.. P 0 aoX ~ PUOllltled OtWIQie COllll Dailly Plot
TREVOR JON-PAUL JENKINS. 201, eo.te M9M. CeltorM t2Gt Piiot June 16, 23, 34), July 7, 1"' ~ r:: :::C,'-: c .. --. 1389, Garden Grow. CA. 92642 Pvbbhed OJMQ9 Coat Dally May 2&. June 2. 9. 11, 1914
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that d THE DRAPER FAMILY VEN· S.4-'2 "' he...-::;:;:·-· ':i eacfOW •1016. encl tM I.at dey for Piiot Jone I 19 23. 30. 1M4 1A,...
penona ln..,_led In the matt• TU"E. • Cellfomle Umhd hrtrw· ~ t '""" '° '.._, eny or ming dalmt by eny c:r.ol1or lhel be SA-17
aforeeald eppMt befor9 Ihle cour1 lhlp, 270 S lt1etol, SUM 201. P\aJC fl)TIC[ bide.:°~ 9lfY lnfot~ In Jv1y 2. 1184. wt16ct1 11 the ~
In Oeper1m.nt No. 3 11 700 CMc Coetl M99a.~ 11121 -,.: ~DER oF THE BOARD OF dey befcn tht conaimmauon det9 c.nter Ot1W Waet, Sante Ana. c.1-Thll ~ II ~f/d by: I l'IC1'T10Ue ...... sp90fled 1bow fo<nfa, on Juty 23, 1"'• at t:1s ~ P#1Mrll'llp. Ulm ITA,......,. SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE Deted· J\lne i 1M4
o'cloclc AM .. end thin end there DIVEf\SIFIEO PROPERTIES -., ....._.....,.. ,...._ II .-..... COUNTY. CALIF~HIA Rldl.,d B ~
COMP"NY 11 ,. .. ,.....,....,"' ,......._.. -"' DATED May 29, 1"' ll'low cauae, If eny they MY9 • why " bualneel U: (SEAL) LINDA D ROURTS Intended Tr.,,._I)
Mid ~ltlon '"' ctlangl of name • Callfornla 09neral Pwtnerehlp JHW PAINTING. 3234 Orlgof'I Clerk of ''"' Boerd of ~ PublllMd Orenge Cout Dell'f Tis ~~a~·~ tl\lt • ~ s. 0 'M4Mra, o.n.• p911. A~t~ ~ CalltaJ.~ of 0Jeng9 County, Caal~ Pilot June 16, 19M SA-38
copy of thlt order to ahow c.... be Thie •t•t.,,.,..t ... Ned With the · •· _.....,... Pvbllahed OrlnQe Coatt Deily ........ t
pubaehf/d In the ~lnQeCoat Delly County Clerk of Ortn0e County on AV:ti1aC:!rr!:':'c~:r't>v:.,, June 18, 23. 1"4 -----------Piiot. 1 ~ of 09Mfel May7, tfl.4 lndlvldual SA-45 ___ MLIC...-__,_fl>__,fl_U ___ _
cWculttlon, s>Yt>tlttled In t""-county .....n Mike Herttle
et leUt once • week tor four con--Pvbllthf/d OJang. Coeat Daly Thlt lletemant wee fllf/d wltll the MCU11w welt• pttor 10 the dey of Piiot May 28. June 2, t. 11. t984 County Clerk of Otenge CounlY on
Mid hMting. 2801 .... June 1. 1"'
Detf/d ""-14, 1"' FRANK OOMENICHIHI
Judg9 of the ~COurt .... YOIJITIL.9
......... C....DtM•1• ==.._...CA.-
Publehed Orang. Cout Dally PMo
June 18, 23, 30. Juty 7. 1N4
ACTmOUS .U-...
NAmeTAT'lmNT
The fonowing per..on la doing
bualn.-•• H & H INDUSTRIAL WA TEA SfR·
VICE. 236 Robinllood Pl., eo.t.
M..a. CA 92827
Wllliem J Hanson, 238 Rob-
lnhood Pl Costa .._., CA t.2&27
This bu..-II c:onduc1ed by: en
indMdual
William ' Hanaon
Thia stetem.nt WU flted ""th Iha
County Clar1< of OJMQ9 County on
May 24. 1984
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P\.oblllMd OJenge Cou1 Dall)'
Ptiol June I ti, 23 30, 1ta4
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'1Cnnout .........
NAmlTAW
Tiie ~ ---.,. ~ bulNieeeU THE GOLDEN SHELL. 211',. = Ave . 8alboe ....,,,, CA
MergeliM l Llndah&. 202 Olene! c.net. ~ llland CA 1211.2
l(ennetll O Undet\I. 202 Grencl
Cenal 8albOll llllend, CA t2t82
Thtt ~ .. eonduc1.o bJ
lndMdu I (flutben<I & wifel
Mer9'11M Undehl
Th11 ttel~ w Med wrlll tM
County CMitk of Otenge County on
Mty 14 1M4
NI.IC ll>tlCl
ACTmou••H•M .,..ITAi n Thi fallowlng pa'90n8 ... doing
buslr'9tt u;
I C CONNECTIOM, 24.422 Del
Predo
11, Dena Point, Call a26Q9
Mr M J Mc:Gt'liW. SS91 1 Oier'9
Or Dane POint, catif 92129
Mr Den J HanMOll'I. S40l2 For-
mosa. 09na POd'lt. c.lf 12129
Mr e K Clewortt\ $250 eroao
SI Boa 1421. Newpor1 e..:m. Callf
92663
Thll ~ II conduc1ed by; a
generel pert~
B Clewortl'I ,
This statement wes fllild """' )M County~ ol OfwtOI Countf.ol'\ J"""'., 1984 • ,.,.,.
Pubhahed Orange Coat
pj!ot June 16. 23 30, ,.., 1. 1~
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THE
FAMILl'
CIRCUS
by Bil Keane
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"Lile• it, Daddy? We hod to go to three stores and
one ice cream place before we bought it."
.------------------------MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"He always sits under the messiest eater."
PEANUTS
~ERE'S THE WORLD
FAMOUS SURGEON ON
HIS WAY TO TME
OPERATIN6 ROOM ..
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
by Charles M. Schutz •
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WEEILl' lllDGE QUIZ
Q.l -A1 Sout)I, vulnerable,
you hold:
•It c.:?Al OIOIM tt75'1
ParlMr opeo1 the biddio1
with Ont no trump. What do
youm~? ·
•QJIM OJMS oa •AS?
The biddln1 hu proceeded:
Q.6-Neithtr vulnerable, u
South you hC>ld:
•Alt o AQS ¢AM ttsfl
The blddinr hu proceeded:
Look for an1wtr1 on Monday.
l' .... ,.., to , .. °"' trtek
......... t.Mfatoel dlt
Hetractt A writer Mff
Nwdl FMt S..*' Wut , ... t. , ... t.
I NT Dttle 1
What action do you take? S..*' ""' Nri Eu& l NT r ... I• I O
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t.ldaf u ............ ~.
Q.J-A• South. vulnerable, you hold: Q.•-Both vulnerable, u
+91 <:>N o Al065 •KtTW South you hold:
Wbat action do 7ou take?
Q.8-Ae South, vulnerable,
you hold:
... , .... .,...-....i-
Ltarll to IW die .......
atteek wl*' C...,.._ Gan•'•
Parlner optru the ' bidding •A76. <:>.A8% 0 KU •QJM
wflh one 00 trump. What do The b1dd1n1 h11 proceeded: •JH <:>9$ OAIQJ98! •A
The bidding hu proceeded:
"Ope .... L..a. .. fw 1"'
"''' .... 11.&5 le ~ ...... you respond? ~wdl Eut S..tJi Wut -wr o P111 !NT Pl.II
Q.S-Both vulnerable, a1 3 • PUI 1
South you hold: What do you bid now?
~\ 04£Cl(f~?tof
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M"f T1Mf. ot.l 1"~
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FOa BE'l*l'EB Oa FOK WORSE
I "ffilNK l1U. LE:T'"
Ul. GO eACKlb
ruwcMe.~. Pt4MIE. Sti~'S
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What action do you take?
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P.O. It• !59, Nww-'• N.J.
016'8. Make cMcb ,.,.w.
to New.,.,_.tnb.
by Jeff MacNeflt
by Lynn,Johnston
rts~v~
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FUNK l' WINKERBEAN
Wla.Uag witJa~l
-owoo DE ~AS~
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~ED WINE 1lW 15 BEST
SOrTE.D 10 £XXJR U(,Hl'EK
elm> OF ffEkf ... I
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~ "61 BALON9.> ANO ~M ..
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KINP OF
FL.OW6RS
YOU SMeW--ON 'f".-4 IS
eo'f"'f"OM
L.INe .'
by George Lemont
by Pat Brady
IT'S ta ~ ... ITS
SGJPm.-?
· • Best Prices · •· Great Selection
• Convenient locatjon • Super Service
• Courteous & Knovvledgeable Sales People!
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2600 HattiOr Blvd., Costa Mesa 17141 540-9100 12131 587-8266 .
(Just one mlle south of the 'eJ San Diego Fwy. on Harbor Blvd.J
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Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/SaturClay. June 18, 1914
GlDBO
DENISE REND GIBBONS,
a dent of HuntlrWUln
Beach, pumed away ;lune
15.' 1984 in FoUntaln Valley.
Califomla. She swvMd
by, and deeply m1aed by
her loVlna husband, Daniel:
dauah~r. J~1fer Wand
Tennant: mother and
father, Ralph and Dorothy
Mark of Palm Springs;
brother, Dennis RUSMU of
Hun~ Beach: grand·
mother, Alice Mary Mark of
C.OSta Mesa; grandfather,
Samuel A. Popovic of Fon·
tana. DmiR and Dan re-
sided in Se.ii &.ch, movlna
to Huntinaton Beach, where
they resided for the past
two years Denise worked
part ume at .. Rascals Res-
taurant for the past yHr,
she will be sadly m.med by
all Serv.ces Will be held
Monday. J one 18. 1984 at 10
AM at P aci r1c Vie w
Mortuary Chapel. Newport
Beach, Cahforrua Fnend.s
may call at fhe mortuary
Saturday, June 16 from 6.30
PM unul 9 PM and Sunday,
from 10 AM unul 9 PM. In-
terment wilJ follow chapel
service at Pac1f1c View
Memorial Park. Pacific
View Mortuary. Otrectors,
644-2700 ------THUMMEL
WENDELL B. (CAPT)
THUMMEL passed away
June 12, 1984. Arrange-
men ts pe nding with
McCorm1cks Mortuary,
Laguna Beach
PIERCE M OTHERa
IEU BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
BALTZ BEHGtMO ..
SM ITH & TUTHILL
WESTCLIFF CHAPEL
4 ]' E 1711'1 St
Cos1a Mesa
646 9371
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Ceme1ery • Moriuary
Cl'lapel • Crema1ory
3500 Pac11tc V11i:w Ori~e
111ewoor1 Beach
f.Jd 2"flr
McCORMICK MORTUARY
1795 Lag.me Canyon Ad
Laguna Be,c"' Ca 92651
49·• 94 15
MUC t«>TICE
FtCTfTIOUa 8UllNHa
NAMIHATE•NT
The following peraon1 are doing
buslneuH
ALEXANDER-PERRE & AS·
SOCIATES, 1151 Dove StrMC, Suite
130, N B Ca 926e0
Linda Perre, 10120 U~th.
Whttller.Ca 90e04
T hit butlnett IS conducted by: lf'I
tndlvldu8l
Linda Perre
Thi• ltalemenl WU flied with the
County Clerk of Orange County on
Mey 21 19&4 ,,...
Published Orange Coat DeAy
Piiot M•y 26. June 2. 9, 18, 1964
2807""'4
P\BLIC t«>TIC£
FICTITIOUS IW ... U
NAME ITATE•NT
The following peraon1 we doing
business as
1 TEX GOLDBERG'S SPA·
OHETTI HOIJSE 2 TEX GOLD-
BERG S SPAGHETTI HOUSE ANO
AUTHENTIC COWBOY BAR. 3
GOLDBERG'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE
& REAL WESTERN SALOON; 4
GOLDBERG'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE
Y CANTINA. ANO 5 TEX GOLD-
BERG'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE &
AUTHENTIC WESTERN SALOON,
21094 BelCh Blvd Hunllnglon
Beach CA 92646
M & J lnvestmenll Inc In·
COfporlled on Cahlorn1a 3700 New·
port Blvd Ste l 102 Newport
Be1ch CA 92663
This oustneas is conducted oy a
COf POllUOn
Jorn S Rossi Secretary
This s111ement wH filed wtlh lh•
County Clerk of Orange Coun1y on
M1y 30 1984
Jorn S ,.0 .. 1
3700 Newpon atvd
Newpon .. ec:h, CA t2M3
175-3151
Published Orange Coast
P1IOI June 9 16, 23 30 1984
SA-15
P\BLIC NOTICE
K-nm
'ICTITIOUI IWllNIH
NAME ITATIMINT
Th• following pet"ton1 ere doing
bullness as
BARCLAYS-LAW. 17702 Cowen
Slreet. lrvlne. CA 9~714
BARCLAYS ST AN FORD INVEST•
MENT CORPORATION. CetllOfnle,
17702 Cowen SlrHI, lrvlne. CA
92714
BARCLAYS ROYALTY INVEST·
MENT GROUP CallfOfnll. 17702
Cowan SlrMt. Irvine CA 92714
BARCLAYS ALLSTATE INVEST·
MENT CORPORATION Cal1fomle,
17702 Cowan SlrM t lnllne. CA
92714
CLAYS ROY AL TY GROUP INC •
17702 Cowen Str .. t lrvlne. CA
92714
BARCLAYS AMERICAN CAPI·
T Al CORPORATION Cehlornla.
17702 Cowan Slreet Irvine. CA
~27 14 LAW ASSOCIATES, a LOUtt!IN
Corporatton, P 0 Box &45. Jen..
1ing1 LOUISll M 70548 This txnineu •• cond\lelecl t>y e
~el J*1Mrll'llP
Jotlrt C. Connolly, Vice Pr...a.nt
Ttns stetement wa I•'-IM4h the
:;aunty Ct«tc of Or~ County on
4pril 2t, 1984 ~
Publttt\ed Orenge eo.tt 0.lfy
1>11o1 May 28. June 2, 9 14, 1914 2.153 ••
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million, and 13 million suburban houMholds, delMw' bettw than 2.48 react.es
per ~ That's o highet' rote of r'90d.nhip than almost 9W1fY other city daity
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Cam no R .. 1. S.n Clen\ SINCERELY WANTED flllpac.c! 2947 HarbOr Blvd, • .... ttMtm °' m.a them with ocwrect cull
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1e· Al.UMINUM ex1en11on COLLECTORSI Marvol
ladder ''° Speed Queen a n d D C c o m I c •
wa•'*· dryer $50 eecll 1962/present SOc each
Schwinn men's bike 28" $35/ 100. Couch S20
140. 541·9490 Mark 548 -8619 or
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I tit• t•a • PleeM call Biii· !xt 101, TMI. '8 lJt:>per Newpon duties. &45·5000. M·F
LADIES ah<* 10 and 11 MOP buck•t end wringer SEARS open heerth cor-itbo REWARD for Arma· 850-4101, ~po<t ~~ ~;~~:::e"· medium S'S-$ tO T E.D'a $50. Pinto " apeed $50 ner dHk. boOkc ... top, layan cat Iott In E••lblulf. 1 Id 1 llLlll llf OLll
tall/tMd. S5 pair 8 loot '49 FOfd 4 apeed $50 dark pine $35 each Old Long brnttan halr. blue l•tlatll Orr. 4014 Attn Ka~n ln~11 •::.;. Secretary, memberahlP
gold tote $50. 2 cane Double sink and I ' Iron purnp. black $35. •ve• Sealpolnt 760·0808 *WANT OUT? history oca P · ealea, heavy phonH.
bec:k/red vel119t chair• counter top $35 St"I Small old t11hloned rock· credit chkg, poellng, on
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1973 Honda Elalnor 125 5-48-3288,
with blown piston S50 CONSTRUCTION trailer
Caber ski boots. like new made from pickup Can
size 9 S20 540-1663. handle large heavy load•
600 USED brick 35¢ each SSO. 645•7361 __
S..5 each. Long Boy twin desk $35. Grayco Trenler .... painted $30. Smell We bUy butlneUff. amall Ad ert1's'1ng computer (Ty~· 80
mattr... and box $20 pump $50 CaM paper kitchen table. 2 chalra FOUND ADS & large any financial V wpm) 6-45-5000 -F
Egg crate mattress s1s. towels and 2 dlspenaera 20"x38" open• 10 n cond Ali ereas so. Calll A • Hlln
Long Boy loam matlress S25. '68 Ford pickup 33"x38" $30. 968-1307 ·RE FREE Your price • out term• ss1stant A11l1tants for buay beaut)' $15 Matchbox toy "Yes-grill• $25 ·74 Chevy plcic· Huntington Beach. n Call Bart 730-7002 salon Good op"""'rtunlty
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•poke wheels with tires Portable typewriter S 15
S20 each Lawnmower Car rack s 10 2060 State
$35. 2 twin headboards Ave Cotta Mesa Follow
$5 NCh (2) 3x6'8 sliding Oak ' Street Home alter
glau doors $20 each 12 noon
960-7021.
8 FOOT dinghy Rugged. CYCLE helmet, gold $25
rowing. towing. or out-Gold JacktlS. small and
board shore boat medium $25 642-7299
Cushion sides SSO ~ESK s25 Dining table
6'4 4-0780 sso Breakfast tat»e. 4
ANTIQUE rephca solid oak ch8lrs SSO ryplng table
hlQh chair Cost S 120 sell SS Corner tlble S6 Sii·
SSO Peterson lull size car v er w 11 r e 1 5 c . 2 5 c
seat Meets all safety re-Clothes S 1·S2 Christmas
qulrements. hke new S25 decorations, big box S2
21702 Saluda Circle Basket flowers $3 1948
Huntington Beach Fullerton Avenue. Costa
963-5115 Mesa 548-1046
teryeare" $12 each 36" up grllle S25. 554·'4959. t 1 et .--ahlps wh"l S45. Minolta SOFAandchalt,matchlng C If womenlaunlquebu1lnu1 We have an enry ev 200 Ntwport Center Di.
450E with flHh $50 NATIONAL Ge,..,,faphlc with wooden frame and a : you wlll enJoy Window poslllon avallable for a Newport Beach -• 1 hi $50 dependable person Dally mod 188 air oun magazines. 254 variety ol removal) e cus on1 . 1•2·1111 Security Prod'• 979-4624 Interested In advertising BOOKKEEPER F/C Nwpt
S12 979-1320. boot\1 S11 $2 large on 831-1173 laYHt•t•t Job wlll Include clerk BchBldrMt1<1personw/
LARGE ottoman, gold painting $35 Western SOLID birch 6 drawer duties and special pro· const. relaltd uper
sso Sofa, English lounge shins medium $4 each dre ... r $50 Desk llama. Or~taaltltt 4011 Jecte Good ty~lng akllla Soma gen ofc, typing
S50 848·1122 Coltec:llble Merlin game LIQht. Ill• holder S5 each Found Bord or Coll I• FantalUC Multi Level Mar-are a must Excellent plus phonH Salary
S10 Wooden coal hang-Desk phone S15 eo11.. black/white HB area lteting M"tlng •FREE• benellll Advancement open Send resumt to
LAVENDER and lace ers 25c Purees $1 table, all wood S20 730--4985 8/18·19 7pm Call Larry opportunity Send re· Jim.PO Box2990.New·
bows, uMd for wedding Shoes 61,.,B S2. 10-4 176 432·90 t9 FOUND Pit Bull puppy Mezzanatto 559·0848 aume or call. port Beach, Ca 92660 soc each Ceke top S5 Cecil Place 6-42-5872 1 d Th k -Lavend8f and white tulle STROLLER S9 Ba .. lnette identify 964-1605 or Mel n a ac ery lttkht'tr /Oft l11r
net on 6 Inch bolls S 1 NEARLY new small re-S t5 Dresser mirror $35. 964·30 l6 Loan of $500,000 or any Tht lallr Plitt Full bk pg. A/P AIR, pay·
each '4 ltitchen Chair• lrlgerater sullable bar, Extra long twin mattress Found Male pit bull, part thereof for Syndl· P 0 Bo11 l560 roll. taxes. P & L + MC·
S20 lor all 546-9050 van SSO Chair, ottoman, S45 Double bed $35 fawnlwhl, fem brown ter· cated Scrap Enterprise Costa Mesa. Cafll 92626 retarial. typing & media
beaulilul condition $4S King bed S25 Twin bed rle<, rem blkl brown mix with S900,000 yacht & (714) 642-4321 eitt 302 Resp sell 11arter only
LIKE new 4 Firestone 760·9387 $15 Table and lour Collie. male blond terrier. mllllon dollar home tor 714-540-331 t P-22517SR 15, 721 's • ~.. $50 n-..k S26 II t I C ti t ------mounted on white spoke NEW women s tennis -·alts ..,.... · male blk Lab male co • era an par c • .-.NSWEAING SERVICE
rims $50 each One hke clothes size 8 and 10 Sewing machine S45. grey/Ian temer, f Hlma-pateorurnlnterestonly relephone operator vare-IOOllHPEI
new Uniroyal glass belt Skirts and shorts SS-$8 D:esk $15 Bikes S10 and layan Torti. lge selection (714} 499-4187 ous shills Fun time only Pt-tm Musi handle com·
L·78xtS black wall s25 Tops S•·S7 Dresses $9· S15 Lamps SS·S15 Bui· ol healthy vaccinated kit· 382 3rd St ... c. Laguna pleit books a~ur1tely
One Goodrich belled $10 720·9088 let S35 Linens S 1·S3 tens avail 644-3656. NB M L 4024 Beach SC and BPI CompU1er
raised white letters: OAK desk $50 Queen size 953-1316 or 953-8467 Animal Sheller 644-3656 oaty to tla 'RCH DRAFTS PERSON ~; 1~~;65 de a Ir• b I e
H· 70-16 mounted on Afvlera sofa S40 9 draw-TIMEX Sinclair 1000 com-FOUND nr Leisure World, Lllll U OYE 11000 w/1tlnt skills only for
mag rim S25. 842-5072. er d re as er s s 1 o, puter with 16K ram+ 3 blond, M, 1 yr. Retriever-Prime Financial Strvlcea space planning firm IOOllHPER
MAKING room for new-645-7381 Must sell this programs $35 2 portable mix. 2 Ilea coll 786-9237 557-3512 26t·6040 PIT, 19.25 hrs per wk,
must sell this mom n . morning or all donated TVs S20 and S40 Large ~ MtriHf fllowpol'1 Btll~b.J1wJ1cm...
Oak desk SSO. Riviera •~..ad~Gold r.. -immott Must have law office PORT ABLE dishwasher• Kroehler rocker S25 Un-case. Broad & West· T. • I 4021 'ward winning firm seeks: exnar. Refs ran'd. Call sofa and matcn1ng chair e11cellen1 condition S50. used phone answer ma· minster N.B. 548-7252 ------!'!'!!'--.--...
$40 2 dressers. 1 with 494-3220, chine $35. Unused Found.WhltedogwlthLD. l .NSlnLER •T1l11td D11l~1tr 114-478-t976
mirror $lO each REFRIGERATER-S40. AMIFM speaker phone Newport Beach Animal :xp.lnslleplannng IOuTl~llS'LES 645· 7381 530 Fl 1 $ 0 $3 1 reeldenllal design • " Mower $40 Oak spice ve b kea I • 0 Shelter. 644 3656 SALARY P US· Outgoing
OLD Czheck copy of cabinet S25 631·2226. each Three guitars • .... 01,tal1 & enthuslaatlc aalet per-Stradlvarlua violin with S2.50·S7 SO each 9086 LOST 3•1r mo old Ger. \41n. 4 yra. txp. In Type V. son/store model with
,~,~ cue and bow SSO. Many ROCKET mag wheels 14x7 Cockatoo Avenue 011 Shep puppy blk/brn lost Oall (11 4) 112·2100 fashion flair needed for
vintage and antique $25 eacodh ~.'.'e LRxS1105 Magnolia between Ellls Fairview/Fair 675-2183 'RT Intelligent. llexlable. our e>ecluslve women'•
chairs and rockers SS· ~re, ~78 15•aff8es · and Garfield 8·4 Satur· LOST boom for Wind· committed person need· des igner boutique
$50 Classic till swivel ~·~~'s $111 a•~ .. r Sn~: day only surfer on Bayside Sch ad for cuetom lramlnn. F/tlme Must be respon·
...,...,. ......... " Ttj& .chili:....IOL Call Btll'Bt"720·3819 .... ibleJ44lleb~ .Pl..._
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BICYCLE mans 3.•need dive knife $9 Dlvtrl hardwood folding chairs th b lb 15 L ·k"'I S6'5"°642'-'1~._~ • --~Lag '8'6f\ ...... booties. l1tge S6 101b1 S25 Solid walnut office w1 u s ang • s25 2 screen iuards tor dumbells $6 6" coaxial side chair s 18. Car fold boots $25 Two pair Nor TWIN matlress eete $3 Ing PIT 20•30 hrs to cu11n MAIER ~~~1~g73~oors 10 each car speakers (cost SSO) up invalid walking wheel Sb5oo6tsSOS73SP6a71rTVstand1 each Delk, yellow/whit Lost gold cross & ony11 & *IOOl l HPlll* llart S4to11art BotheJt· forh1ghquaJlly casegood1 •
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$9 644-6989 chair S28 Large selec· · • ..$45 Sha.a S1-S5 Lamt gold locket (wedding •REAL ESTATE• pandable So. Cst Plaza manufacturer Musi have
BICYCLES men's 10· GOLF forged irons 3·9. hon of picture frames. ROD Stewart concert S4-$'14 Oealgner clothes present from hu1ban~ for real estate de· erea 751"6306 fOf appt. own tools Exper only
speed SSO. Also 3-speed good condition SSO m1ny oak S 1·$5 Several tickets. good reserved SS-SSO Summerl wlnter v1c of grand stands at veloperl home bullder. to AISEllLEIS need apply Sherwood
S45 1-speed $39. All e11-548_3774 gun racks S 12·S25 seats $30 each and SSO clothes S25-S50 House· Newport Harbor High. handle payables and re-Apply 7 AM MacGregor Corp . 3655 W McFad·
cellent Look, nde. new Walnut 4 drawer ot11oe each 6 pairs 1vall11ble for wares 25«·S25 Toys. 532-2711 ceiveables, prepare bank Yachts. 1631 Placenlla. den. Santa Ana. I nr Extras Call Monday or LADDERS $10 Garden desk S24 Many old July 20th and 2111 blkesS1-SSO.MGB1ann1 rec's Musthaveworklng CM Harbor Blvd ) ~
after 968-~ 138 hoses SS Fertilizers S2 trunks and chests. mostly 960-2686. cover $25 T ·1hlrt1S1·$2. REWARD lost Persian 6ca51, knowledge of general ~-.,.---=---...,.---:-CAM PAN ION
Bed frame, dresser $50 wood S10-SSO Boxes of Men's pants SS 1100 white wl sllver lip, I · ledger, good typing and Attendant· Room only, In BIKES The boys are Swlvel rocker, rocking old sliver plate trays. SEARS combination presa Opal. Balboa Island Sat· Balboa Island. 673-9443 10-key skills, plus be well exchange for occasional Ltve In, need own trens· ~r!:,~ b~~~~n bl~S~d chair $25 each. Sota and pitchers and servers S3· bench S50. 6-45-2967 urday 9-3. Penoaala 3012 organized. Real estate assistance. 646-2357 portatlon. 875•4275
One may suit you Call chair $50. Toy chest s2 S35. Solid polished COP· SEWING machine with TYPEWRITER. eleclrlc, exper & non-1mkr rtq'd. BABYSITTER. my nome, o&• YOI SELL
962-8165 Bissel rug cleaner $2 per tee kettle S6. Large walnut finish cabinet S50 good condition SSO, Anyone that has been New offices In great lo-8·30 lo 5:30, for 1 yr old llnllll81
Books 5¢. Toilet tank lld variety of lights and oll Kenmore model 1752 Typewriter stand S 15. ~~~~ bbo~~~r Me;~;~ cation. Send resume to: Reis. English speaking. Have you ever sold bod·
COFFEE table $25. Desk 50¢. Two carpets U5 lamps from every era for with built-In zigzag plus 536-5190. ' Please respond to P.O. THEOJillLCOMPANY 760·8118 alt. 6 or les?Qurcustomereareln $25 S square yards each Ceramics 10¢. wall, floor, table 1nd cell· cams for decorative pat· C ATTN: ED BRIGGS 494•0717 days. 1.,8 high 1 __ ,. lndustrlell carpet S25 Floor with Dresses S 1 Slacks and Ing S3·S25. Large Coca terns. Do mending, but-WOOD table S25 10. Box 6100. osta Mesa. One Upper Newport Plaza " """'
table lamp $25. Phone Jackets S2. Shoes S2 Cola hanging lamp $20. s ton holes, appllque speed bike S25 Stereo CA. 92628 Nwpt Beach, CA 92660 B11by1ltter needed for 2 and need quallly people
s10 Hubcaps SS An· Garden tools SS. 1948 llghlbrasshumcanecell· 848•8963. equipment SS·S25 morns/wk beg August, Xlntcompen1&tlonpack·
11que dishes S2-S20. New Fullerton Avenue, Costa Ing lite $18 39 Inch Ute up American Indian pots and COUPLES SWING PARTY . *llLEI* C.11 Krill)' al 650-3027 age
chitlon gown $20. An· Mesa. 5'48-1046. pictorial Coors sign Sl:i. SINGER industrial sewing baskets SS-$25 Kid's Wide World 821-6117 Young dynamic company Executive Search
ltQue floor lamp S25 LADIES Beach Cruiser 8 Inch 1500 wait photo machine $50. Kirby games and toys Sl-$3. Convention. Las Vegas needs 30 people SSOO. BABYSITTING· Mature Company
Fireplace screen $10 flood lamp on glmbled vacuum S35 Kenmore Small tables S7-S20. Pie· TOP SSS SIOOO wkly within 30 Chrlsllan women to ALAN GLENN INC
Clocks S10-SSO Jewelry ~~~11 witt0n1,5b~1:t9 's5g bracket s10 Variety of cann1Sler S30 Whirlpool lures St-SS Door knob• Females pref Models and days (salary plus com-babysit Infant FIT prefer 675-5270
10¢-$10 Pocket watch tebla. wood and deco d1shwastter S25 Leather SS Shelves $12 Shutler• Escorts (213)866•1984 m111lons) Cash dally in our home Refs req.
S20 Sweeper S20. An· Round 5 gallon gas can Sl0-$45 Art deco 4 MXpants30"S20 Chevy $15 Easel S12 Book• available 4-5 Hour work E/S48•6315 D1673•6890 c,~:~·::2,~~dM~:ip~=~~
11que 1ocker S25 Kitchen ~3
5 3~~ bumper SS chairs and table dinetle 6-lug rems $5 each Set 50¢ Paperbooks 2Sc Widower/Bus Man, 6'4", day. Medical and Dental trans. some tools local
table $35 Books 25« 4 •. set SSO Fifty's 2 story 1Sx1 '. 15x8W' while 500 Acacia Corona del 220 lbs. happy, gentle, benefits Opening 3 new To pAace Y°"" m .. age perm position 842•8100 Kitchen 11ems 50¢ LADIES golf shoes. white metal doll house $9 843 spake rims $50 VW bus Mar Corner 2nd and hke to dance. swim, oft1oe1 Immediate pgmo-before the after 5 pm
Clothing soc-$5 Type-size 10AAAA New, never West 15th Street (off front axle assembly, disc Aeaeta 3 blocks south of KFAC music -to meet 11ons lor qualllled lndlvid· reeding public,
writer S20 218 22nd worn. all leather Foot1oy Placentia Avenue) brakes SSO Kenwood Cocos on Pacific Coast lady 40-55 6 ft 160 lbs, ual1 We've made II. let phone BABYSITTER needed lull
S 1 r e e t S a t u r • original S95 sell $50 Call s 4 8. o 1 3 S S 11 tu r. cassetle deck $40 Satur· Highway Saturday only. hn secure. attrac, n/skr us show you how' Ask for Delly Piiot & pl tlme-my CM hm Xlnt
day/Sunday 673-1322 day/Sunday 9.5 day only 968-2317 9-3 Call all 6pm 979-3733 Mr Ed 556·1000 Clualfted, &42-5e78 salary Exprd 6-42-7803 ____________ ........... ____________ ..... ______________ .,.. ______________ ..,_ ____________ ...,. ______ ---!' ____ ~
'82 CORYETIE
Collectors
Edition
'·19499.
T. top. Custom Paint,
All Power Extras, Low,
Low Miles, Beautiful In-
side and Out! 1 EXG003
'81 BLAZER
'9899
Slverado, Auto,
Air, P.S., P.B.. Tilt,
Cruise, P. Door Locks,
Stereo, mags and New
Tires. A Real Beauty!
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'81 CORYETIE
Stick Shift!
$14,999
Only 31 ,000 Miles on
this Beauty! All Corvet-
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'83 BLAZER
'10,999
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4x4, Power Steering &
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Beautiful In &
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'7999°0
Auto, Air, Power Steer-
ing and Brakes, Tilt,
Cruise , Stereo, Custom
2-tone Paint and Cloth
Interior. Looks and
Drives Like New. SER
806064
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1 2999
A Near Classic In Tip
Top Shape. V-8, Auto,
Air Cond, Power Steer-
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and Wire Wheel Discs.
See It, Drive It, Buy It!
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'75 MAVERICK
'2795
Perfect 2nd Car or First
Car For The Grad. 6
cylinder, Power Steer-
ing, Radio. Exceptional
Condition! 510MOL
' '81 CAPRICE
Wl&Oll
'4795
22,000 original miles,
luggage rack, power
windows, power door
locks, power seat,
AM/FM cass. 9 Pass.
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noon, .June 29. 1984.
Mesa Conaolldat•d
Water Olalrlct. 1H5
Plecentla Ave, Coate
Mesa. 531-1205.
SYDIEY o ...
'~~~17 (Mar.2 J-Apr.19): You set your wish, romance flourishes,
popularity increases and you could wtn a contest. What had been a
pt!.)blem is removed -you are free now to set your own pace, to take
anitiative to set to heart of matters. Leo plays key role.
TAURUS (Apr.20-May 20): Individual who had been indifferent
wiU now reply to your inquiries. Dilemma results from numerous
• opPOr1un1ties. Means you are bein& pulled in more than one direction
samultaocously. Choose course which enables you to utilize creative
talents. GEMINI (May . l24une 20): Focus on travel, communication. ~added k.nowledae. Pleasure principle is emphasized and does include
creativcactivityand romance. Bewillina to experiment. streSS venality
and show y_gu are cap1ble of l1uah1na at your own foibles.
• CANCER (June 21-July 21): Check source material. Do some ~naJ investiptin-=... Ooat is to discover resources of others.
1Kludina QPPOS•ton. oi& deep, be thorou&h. realize you could hit
financialjac\pot. Taunas Scorpio persons (agure prominently.
' LEO (Jul¥ 23-Aua.2l): Steer clear of direct confrontation. Make
concessions without abendonina basic principles. It will be possible to
form aJli&nQC With brijht, encractiC1 prodUctlVe individuals. Gemini.
• VilJO, Saaittarius persons fiaure in antriauma scenario. .. VlaQO (Aua,.21-Sept.22): Make domestic adjustment. pay
attention t9 need1oflhose who rely upon yourJudaement. :You'll pin "~t)' thrO\aib diplomacy. You lose 1f you attempt to force issues at this
•time. t'aunn, Libra natives help you to pciuive potential.
' LIBRA (Scpt.23-0ct.22): Cl1nde1t1nc meetina could ltad to im~na project. Reach beyond cUJ'ftnt ex~tions. Elements of luc~ timiaa and surprise favor your ctfons. Member of opposite se• is
falcinated. wdl lend spice to your life. Pisces plays key role.
ICOllPIO (Oct.23-Nov.ll); Emptwi on practieality, .pro-
duction. inventory, ma~ment cap1bilities. You set involved in
buli.-s and love. You'll feel inv\aorated, you'll be 1timulatcd by ~ aDd you will bave opponunity to increase financial~
IAOftTAIUVI (Nov.2l•Dcc.21): Finish What you at.an. a"Oid
anerina ~ df'oru. realitt that popularity is inc:rcasina. Empbilis
oa • vitita. communicatJons &om rdatJvn.. Tm ipecial C8ft iii
baodliJtalllatp iMtnatnent1. Ann, Ubn pmoM plly ~ roks.
· CANICOllN ~.Jan.19): Make new Jtan. realile that ~
pa11111la111 ate va ud you need not .live up tomethlna for ......_ lbnaanCC Oourilbel malive JVtces "ftow. ind cycle moves ~Leo. Aquarius~ PllY. dominant roles. 4'CJAIUUI (Jan .»M.llY,Tw wtiative. make conccllioa to
11.rntlY membtt keep rllOlutionl c:oocinftlDI diet and autntion. Whit
=•a ldbeck ia .-...a delay. Know •t. r&poad KCOrdn'llly, ditoou~ by' ...,idle people ...
Pcb.19-Mar.20): Whit bed been• m)'ltefY Wttl now be
.ohtd. -~ bcneft• 11 retUlt. Accent on travel, aoaal KU\' 1y,
CCMUNaation. 1bU11r t~ Id behind scenes and pin "eatta
lnfbrmatton." Oenuna, S111Uarha1 • fiaure tn unusual 9Cf1W'IO,
, ... uu
Malt OfcW c;ompany. Wilt
train. A?PIV In panon. 1a.ao eand111« cir. (oor.
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ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
l30 W BAY ST • COSlA MESA CA 92626
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BARTENDER
BAR BACKS
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HOSTESSES
TABLE WAITING
BUS BOYS
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Laguna Beedl. Ca. 92651
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FREEZER ~o cubic " frost-fr... wtute S2()j)
Call 644-1393
Frig $250. Wfltrl & drys
$145 ... CMat fnr $1'15
Dshwr s 100. ~5148
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$275 both. ~225
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Kenmore mys s.50 ~ $25. 546-0318
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1 yr old w/wwranty Muat
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Washer $125. 0ryer $100
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old fem Aust; Sl'lep blue men.. PllP"1I 4!M· 7224 •
LOVlnQ older wNW poodle
needs new permanent
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women SU.:5998 Publl$her needlutllity per-'°" 10 help wtttl order$.
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paper need• 9XS*•lenced desk
per90n wtth good l9yout and
heedllne wrltlng lkUts. Some
feature writing al80 required.
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Box 1580, co.ta M.a, CA.
deal,.. rm/t>oerd/ulary
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1200 block Conwsy Ave
Saturday 8em-4pm
Fri/Sat 9 -6PM 220 7
..Avalon SL CIOM<S our
Gift Shop. LOIS ol
goodies at great prices
Also cleaning out garage
GARAGE & BAKE SALE
Arst Beptist Church
Santa Ana Ave & 18th St
7am-4pm. Sat Only
Sele meny misc rhings.
!urn. dishes, Sal/Sun
9am 1575 Orange Ave
C.M (nr 16th SI )
SAT Only-Power Tools &
Hahld Items Everything
goes 306 Rochester (In
lhe Alley). 631-0554
SIS 9-5 Tools clothes
lawn mower. beach chrs
misc 259 22nd St near
Orange/Santa Ana
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5 Scoundrel
9 Ruby spinet
14 German nver
15 -En-la1
16 Pure air
17 Dish out
18 Ladder part
19 ~ Doone
20 First
53 Logan or
McKinley
54 Indigent
55 Asian coin
56 Cleanse
57 Air
58 In add111on
59 Charger
60 Copied
61 Meat dish
performance DOWN
22 I-bar. e g 1 Hobble
23 Brunch food 2 Appher
24 Goa11e·s !eat 3 Satiate
25 Noisy place 4 Shaker
28 Wall pier 5 Piercing cry
32 Foreigner 6 Datry device
33 More delicate 7 Excellent
34 Conceit 8 Insect
35 Story teller 9 S American
36 Warbles hero
37 Card game 10 Portuguese
38 -T1k1 1stand group
39 Utah or Iowa 11 Nobleman
40 Tam ~kin 12 -Boleyn
4 1 Disconnected 13 Gunlock
43 Crows 1:alch
44 Possessive 2 t Ayatollah
45 Bed support land
46 M ystenous 22 Storms
49 Laws 24 Scorch
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26 Author 42 Small coins
T S -43 Sounded out
27 Moon deity 45 Jewel
28 Skewbald 46 Ut1hly co
29 Splits units
30 Plume source 4 7 Bad defeat
3 1 Ort91ns 48 Correct
33 Orders 49 Meal course
36 Intent took 50 Tip
37 ShOws 51 Comfort
prominently 52 Put to death
39 Perfumed 5-4 Sehl org
84 Zodiac. 18hp,---.rir
$2500 645-2850
Boat trailer 17' American
$600 Work 97 t-9988
Home 673-5541
Boston Whaler SS w/40 hp
Yamaha. both new 25
hrs. fully equipped $5500
firm Also 8 hp Suzak1
w/20 hrs $625 760-6830
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Tiara 011 SFI 111,IOO I
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18711 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach
(114 ) 142-2000
J11a1r 1
Rare '75 XJ6C, exit cond.
loaded. make offer.
650-5880
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Cl1arttt1 11111,000 Tracks S em/Im, lmmac shape, 40
Malltt 21124,tlO ·fa FOf'd Ranchero. mech-mpg $2895 agt/846-6533
II 11121200,000 an1cally exit. $725 '82 Mazda 626 5 spd, air. n frtrt SI Ill 000 •9•-56591494-1606 whts. amllm. clean.
' FORD TRUCK STEP VAN S6900 OBO 493"8771
VEIWEST YACllTS Box Inside 84 .. high 00" iiftlCt4n ltaa -nH
Larson Shipyard wide 13 II length. aide ·60 280SE 81 ) l b
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·11 ex11 cond S250.000 Cl111ic1 IOH (ops, 98K ml. 's15.i50
476-1 192 s6 f?°'d 1100 P1u. atep-631-0251
I 1 701.. Side. Chevy 39tS w/Turbo '76 3000D loeded. halli Ii "' 400 Custom Int. $1800 aunrool. brown. tmmac.
161Hoble, orange mutt I-548-65811549-7717 $9000, 7141998-7267
colored sa1t1. many xtrasl A... I ~~ ll
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HOBIE 16 lac opts t IC1raa • 12.500 s.tttng YOIK M«ceda?
w/lraller & box 6so.o610 or &42·857'4 Top~= Price
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HOBIE 18 n bett oner. •l•rm. am/fm cua, Seod AV9ll•ble
20 fl TORNADO HOO S 12.500 obo. &42-7aei Call Bill McCoy
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Huntington Beach
(l 14) 142-2000
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2 -Ota119e County ReaJ Estate/An Adverttsing aupplement to the DAttY'PILOTIS81urday, ~une16, 984'
Gree~ River homes ne~r completion
A clubhouse facing
the $8ndy beaches of
the river will highlight
-the-recreational facm-
tles at Deane Homes'
Green River project, ad-
jacent to the Riverside
Freeway oo the eastern
r o range oun-
ty.
Four model homes,
ranging from two to four
bedrooms, are nearing
completion and will be
previewed to the public
within a few weeks.
~t~Q.~~ll'M
Have reserved more
than 45 of the 52 sites In
Phase One of the de-
velopment. Work Is
under way on plans and
design for Phase Two.
Recreational facilities
will Include two racquet
ball courts, saunas and
dressing rooms, a
kitchen and a communi-
ty room. Adjacent will
be a swimming poof,
1 __ --1,niee-tennls courts, a
sand volley bait court,
croquet course and a
horshoe pit, plus the
sandy beaches.
In addition, the Deane
Homes are surrounded
by permanent open
space and mountains
and overlook the 7 ,000-
acre Chino HUis State
Park with miles of hiking
and equestrian traJts.
Immediately adjacent
are the two 18-hole
courses of the Green
River Golf Club.
The . slngle-f amlly
homes feature the
..
BUlaodBen Deane, Deane Bomea putnen, atandon tbe
beach that will front tbe clabhoue at their Green RI.er
Deane Co.'s "Garden
Kitchens," which bring
the outdoors Indoors
through vast expanses
of sliding glass. The
homes also feature such
amenities as air-con-
ditioning, hand-built
brick fireplaces and
pool-sized Iota with fully
landscaped front yards.
The saJea center for
Green Rtver tlornM, River tum-off on the
with prices starting at 1Vvertlde ·Fr•way. The
$115,990, la located ad-office II open d811y from
lacent to the Green 9 Lm to dulk.
Danielian Assocjates wins 5 design awards
NB architectural firm honored
In competition amo~ 14 states
Danielian Associates, the Newport Beach-
based architectural and planning firm. won five
Gold Nugget Awards -Including two Grand
Awards -In the annual design and planning
competition sponsored by the Pacific Coast
Builders Conference and Builder magazJne.
The awards were presented June 1 during
ceremonies at the 26th annual PCBC convention in
San Francisco. The Gold Nugget competition
recognizes the best residential, commercial and
Industrial projects In 14 western states.
Danielian Associates received Gold Nugget
Grand Awards In the categories of best con-
dominium or attached home, 1,701to2,200 square
feet. and best '!'anufactured home.
The Grand Award In the first category was for
Plan Four at Windstream II, a 151-untt townhome
development In Denver, Colo., by Beaumont
Properties. Windstream II was also a flnallst for
best attached home of the year.
The second Grand Award was for a 1,588-
square-foot modular home at The Springs, a 117-
unlt manufactured housing develop J l,n
West Homes.
The firm also was honored with Gold Nugget
Merit Awards In three categories; best alngle-famlty
.detached bom8..=-1,70I to 2,200 square feet; best
. condominium or attached home -1,301 to 1, 700
square feet; and belt manufactured home.
The fJrst mertt award was tor Ptan three, a
single-family patio home at Miiiion Monterey, a
112-unit home development In Scott8dale, Artz., bY
Costain Arizona. The eecond nwtt ..rd waa for
Plan one, also at WlndatreMt II In O.W.. The U*'d
merit award wu for a 1,03~ floor pem
at Sierra Heights, a development of manuf8Ctur9d
honie8 in RMnlde by P&J Devek>pment.
Buckner to nianage ~eisUre Village
Dan Buckner has be8il iippoiited general
manager at Leilure VIiiage Ocean Hltll, the recently
opened rettremwtt community by Leisure Tech-
nology In Oceanalde. the appotntment was made by Professional
Community Management Inc. (PCM) of El Toro.
PCM Preeldent Jeffrey e. Ota.l said Buckner
will have overall reaponslblllty for managing the
$235-mllllon community. which la ptanned for 1,672
homes.
"In addition to having a strong overall
background In community management, Dan
Buckner has special expertise In managing retire-
ment-oriented communltlee, having served for the
past year and a half u gensal manager at
Huntington Landmark, a large retJ,..,..._t com-
mun fy In Huntlngtori Beach," Ollerl said. . .
..
llEW LISTlllli
'ftT · Ylll 111 II" Just
steps to BalbO$ beaches,
3 bdrm, 2 story, solid cus-
tom home wJth stone fire-
place ·
Only $279,000.
a 5
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, " . ;:·~~~---~~; ... -~;\'t'tt~~-
' Tenik hmllnt, nnl 3 Ill, 3 bi, 2 fplc's, patios, dect1, win.
$209,000 ........................ 2463 Irvine Ave, Bk Bay, CM
4 111 + ha m., let pool. witw, n owner
$270,000 l /H ............... 2601 Blackthorn. EIBluff, NB
Twrtfic ...._, nnl 3 Ill, 3 bl, 2 lplc's, patios, elects. win.
$209,000 ........................ 2463 Irvine Ave Bk Bay CM . . .
lrlM ... T.-1sn, 3 Wrm, 3 U, SJ&. 4ecb. frf1ca.
$219,000 .................. 403-409 Poppy Ave, Olde COM
OPEi SlllAY
•1111 ""' tOW1•1Gmt1, 3 bchis, 3 bi •. spa, dtds, fi*'s.
$219,000 ..................... 403-409 Poppy Ave, Old CdM
reacefW lftlt printt, J Bit, J bl, JllnOrlml &off COlne YU.
$289,000 .......................... 11 Sea Island, Big Cyn, NB
Appro1. ~Kit, 4111, 2 fplc's, mt cond.. dun
$379.000 ....................... 1230 Sand Key, HVHls, CdM
2 ....... IJICIMs, liOlt. ~-pte ••
$335.000 ........... #3 Aue Fountainbteau, Big Cyn. NB
lluct T....._, 3 ll 2 sty, tiOt SICWity syst-. cerw
$475,000 .............. 2 Rue Fountainbleau, Big Cyn, NB
S TillalM Ins tu. lfiOMrs, l ll 3 U, ,..., liPt, airy, dUI
$525,000 .......................... 134 Harbor Island Dr., NB
..,... ... I "&asftl'' ,,_ 5IS&. selW 3 ... OWF
$925,000.............................. 3335 Ocean Blvd .. CdM
Tide ........ llW! 3 II, 3 U. 2 t,k's, ,aties, WI, wr.
$209,000 ...................... 2463 Irvine Ave. Bk Bay, CM
I Sl 11,000 •• 1211,000 I
Tiii m -CdM Condo, neat 1 bdrm. near pool,
furnished $171 ,000, unfurnished only $167,500.
•IU 111. IAI llPUI -Rental units, 2 bdrm, 1
• ba, fplc tn each unit. Beamed ceilings. wood
floors. $239,000.
Fii IT• FUnD IT -CdM R-2 lot with older
home, has plans. posslbllitles, location & zoning.
Only $229,900.
MN'T TM TIE •" -Just steps to Balboa
beaches, 3 bdrm. 2 story, solid custom home
with stone fireplace and ocean views. Only
$279,000.
lllffl UIUll -3 Bdrm, 3 baths, 1850 SQ. ft,
end unit, patio, nice decor only $189,900
1llllfll Tl-II -Brand newl 3 bdrm, 3 ba
frplce In master suite and llv. rm., trench doors,
patio and suRdeck. $209,000
WU.CM Tl TIE 11m --Am _. Ill"_. This quartet teamed up to dame the real estate
world last week: Ken Rizzotto had a listing on a Sandcastle townhome that Nancy Laux sold to. an
investor-client she has been working with for 8 years; Janie Rizzotto had hef' firsl t~ion by seUmg
Kathy Cray's listing In Jasmine Creek to a couple from Arcadia. Nancy met Cathy at Umque. Homes 8
years ago and Ken married Janie In Arcadia 28 years ago. The four of them celebrated their sales at
8 P.M. on May 28 with dinner at Chez Sateau in, Where ase. Arcadia
IOfflll ._ 11-.--Lovely location.
townhome In Westcllff, 2 bdrm, 2 baths, de-
lightful patio, S 130,000.
CAPE .... 11Wllllll -Outstanding values;
near COM Beaches. 3 Bdrm, 3 baths, brand
new. decks, spas, frplcs. $219,000
WllLWJ 4 ..... -Large pool, nice view,
one owner home. purchase fee or at $270,000
Leasehold.
.--1 s-11-a,oao--.. -.. -1-1,oao-1
YllW, flEW Y1IW -Comes with 3 bdrm. 2 baths,
large stone fireplace and beam ceiling. Financ-
ing is great at $310,000 fee.
U • CUSSIC -Cheerful, charm personified,
rnetlcolously maintained, 2 bdrms. den, 2 baths,
45' lot and just a skip to the beach $384,000. •m •m -IPPUl -Adorable! 3 bdrm,
spacious, sunny colonial with huge poof, fun
yard. Bank repo, now vacant, old NB looation,
$425,000. i
\4 ml W • -Comer lot with pool, spa and 3
bdrm, 3 bath home, 2 fireplace home, airy and
empty. $360,000.
.-1 : ~ •• --.. -------·--·--· --.
... -But wen preserved 3 bdrm. hugs the
cliffs over beactl, surf, jetty, Catalina & sunsts. ·
Finance: Owner. Price: $925,000
Tl UT Mfrs & LIT W 11111" -Isn't enough! It's
huge; it's beautiful! 5 bdrms + 2 bdrm rental,
near beach in CdM. Only $685,000.
U1 •nz1 0-TIE-aA -Classic colonial on 3
lots tn old CdM, whltewtth green shutters! Guest
house has kitchen, fireplace. Pool. spa tool
$795,000.
••••LE ftlW -Adult home plus guest apart-
ment, breathtaking location. will consider trade
from L.A., very unique. $750,000.
u SLIUll" -Harbor Island Drive .• nr Beacon
Bay yet $ thousands less. 3 bdrm. 3 bath,
spacious pool home, vacant, spotless.
$525,000.
llllEIT LIT -Sport court, covered patio and YllY lllRE -Big Canyon 3 bdrm, on corner llTIT~ ,...,.. -5 bdrm family home
pride of ownership, 4 bdrm, H.V. Hills, near lot, light atmosphere. strong security system. with a dynaml1e vtew. 4500 sq.ft .• gorgeous
park. $279,000. Monaco at $475,000. decor. realistic price $450,000. U~l()U~ ti()M~§. 12ULT()l2§., f31~ -()()00
4 ...:.. Or~County Real Eatat4/A'n Al!Vert1$1ftg.aupptemenno the DAILY PtlO"r/SatU..a&y. June 16;"'1984 ~
Homes today: Higher.cost, b~tt~r quality·
Survey covers past 20 years,
finds homes better-built now
To," the NAH B report uses statlstlca trom tne same time, quality Improvements, 8UCh as those In
Census Bureau, the Home OWnera Warranty heating . and cooUng ayatema, have contln~
Commission and the Centet for 'Real Estate and unabated."
Land Use Analysts -at George Mason University to Over the past 20 years, the CenauS Bureau has
reach the conclusion that "the general trend since tracked significant Improvements In the 1quare Washington -Consumers may be paying world war 11 has been one of Improvements In the footage of livfng space In new homes, apace
more for their homes today than 20 years ago, but quality of new housing." utlllzatlon, bathrooms, air conditioning, heating,
they are also buying homes of significantly higher Of eight qualitative characterlst& of new garages and carports and fireplaces. ~uallty and larger size, according to a repo" by the housing surveyed by the Census Department The number of detached homes wtth air
-nattonalAswnmon or-Home Builders. -6etween 1963 a11~82;-only basements have condtttonlng Increased horn 19 percer)t In 1
Entitled "They Don't Build em like They Used become less prevalent, the report says. "At the 70 percent In 1983, a trend that became more
------------------------------------, pronounced as demand tor housing began to ahlft
to the Sun Belt. .The Live '
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Energy-efficient heat pumps, according to the
report, have enabled housing to shift away from gas
and oU and toward electrlctty as a heating fuel. By
1983, electrlclty had become the prominent fuel
compared to only 31 ~cent as recently as 1971.
I ~~~ . .
recession from the peak rates of the late 197Q8, new
homes remained slgnlflcantly larger and better
built than homes 20 or 30 years ago.
"Reductions In certain features are explained,
In large part," the report says, "by demographic
changes, the pressure of high Interest rates In a
weak ecoomy, regional bull ding patterns, and
pressures against excessive competltJon during
tight economic conditions."
The report also found that although the quality
of new homes has Improved significantly, the cost
of labor and materials as a portJon of total
construction costs has actually declined -from 69
percent In 1949 to 51 percent In 1969 to 51 percent
In 1969 and 45 percent In 1982.
Using statistics compiled by HOW, the report
found that concrete, carpentry and other labor,
mlllwork, gutters and downspouts, concrete
car.pentry and other tabor mlllwood, gutters and
downspouts, hardward, plumbing systems, tile and
paint cost more In 1979 than In 1973, but were less
expensive as a percentage of total construction
costs.
J.A. Stewart
to construct
Chino school
The J.A. Stewart Construction Co. of West-
minster will construct the Chino Hiiis Junior High
School, a $6.66 mllllon project on the site of the
former Hiiisdale Farm In Chino.
The school ls one component of the Chino Hiiis
Specific Plan, In which several clusters of homes
and commercial establishments are bollt from a
master plan. The junior high Is the flrst schOOI to be
Implemented since the plan was adopted. Up to 24
more schools are planned.
Oestgned for a capactty of 1,000 students plus
60 faculty members, the atx-bolldlng facility
comprising 88,900 square feet will be constructed
around a steel and wood frame. Overhanging eaves
and a brown gravel roof with a redwood fascia will
complement fluted, apllt-faoe masonry veneer.
In anticipation of future populatlon ehlfta,
some classrooms will have modular dellgna
enabling relocation to other school sites If
necessary.
lncfude(j In the landscape plan are numeroua
trees and landscaped berms to provide natural
sight and sound barriers for neighbors.
The project was designed by the archftectural
firm of Carmtehael·Kemp In Los A~ .1191(1'QI
Andrus of J.A. Stewart IS' protect m • ~-~
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Orange County Real Estate/An~ euppWrwrt to the OAltY P.ttOTJ~; ~ ~ f9W .C. 5 '
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Over ·sixty Years of Turning Dreams Into Reality
BUILD TWO CONDOS
CORONA DEL MAR
North of highway location, Comer R-2 lot
w/alley acce9I. List price includes approved plans
for two lit clam condos each· with two car
garages. Motivated .e~ will oonsidet' all o
EASTSIOE CHARMER
Lace curtains, ~ carpets and Jeveloirs make
this large 3 bdrm. 3 bath family heme charming.
Over 9,000 aq ft R-2 lot with sparkling pool and
alley aooes.-One year home warranty included.
Priced to lel1. C.all MARY JANK.
VIEW HOME -NEWPORT BEACH
Swweta and d ty lights. Fou.r bdnDI, 2 ~ ba'1\a.
Open family room and kitchen wilb frencb doors..
Formal d.ini.ng room. Gated, pool li.ze front
courtyard. Det.acbed garage. $330,000 includes
the land. Call DON DeTUOMAS.
EASTBLUFF -1114,500
~ bdrm single family home. Convenient
location on quiet cul-de-uc near Newport Beach
Tennis Club, F.utbluU Shopping • Center aod
C<rana del Mar High School. Large -•mable
loan at 11 .~. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE .
DABOLT.
. COITAllESAFC>URPLEx
$21 ,900 Grca. 8CbeduJed income and ~' dt--
preciatim. MoUvated"" lelltt, no defen't!!d O)ain·
tem.nee new paint and hllulatioft.. Reduced co
$205,ooO. Call MARY JANK for detaila..
NEWPORT llEACH -LINDA RIML.IV'lll..,
SI' OF WATERFRONT stunnii\g 4 bdrm & ~on the lacoon-
Superior waJ« view. Doeks for two 60' yachts +
bayboet. Cattiedral ceiling entry. 2 aavwaya.
maida qtn. $1,350,000 L.H. Call JOYCE
DABOLT oc SALLY SHIPLEY
MESA VERDE
~~-~--~~-1.i-~----~ ~ottJI-~~ I"" ~.....-........_.~
creativity to. complete \he bonus room of this
lovely, clean "Portofino" plan. 3 bdnns. fam rm.
form dining. Reduced to $249,500 L.H. C.all
CAROL PANGBURN.
BLUFF • BAYFRONT
FABULOUS YEW $210,000
Single level with tll"eath-taking view ol back bay
and ocean on extra large greenbelt. Neutral
colors, lovely condition, immediate p: 11e11ion.
Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT.
4400+ SQ FT NEWPORT BEACH HOME
147' bay frontage w/private dock for 70' boat.:-4
bdrms + convertible study, 4 ~ baths, formal
dining room and step-down living room -Separ-
ate mast.er wing w/sit1ing ~ fireplace & twin
walk-in cbets · Off~ with land for
$1,700,000. Assumable financing. Call TODDY
SMITH or DON DeTHOMAS.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
-NEWPORT BEACH
Don't miss this one!! Well IJl&intained 2· S10r')' 4
bdrm "Palermo" on spacious lot with mature
fruit trees & gardens. Priced low for fast sale.
$299,000 including land Call TODDY SMITH.
NORTHWOOD CONDO
1 bdrm. + loft, plan "B" ne.ar a babbling brook.
Owner may trade for Rl lot. $110,000. C.all
MA.RIA BERCOVITZ for financing.
MOVE TO OREGON
Seller may exchange for Orange C-ounty prop-
erty. Two houses on 3.2 acres on banks of Chetoo
River in Brookings, Oregon. Features 4 bdnns +
1 bdrm guest house, 3 corrals. horse track.
chicken coop, barn, fruit orehard and asswnable
loan. Only $189,000. C.all MARY JANK.
4 BEDROOM CONDO
Exrellent Newport Beach location. Walking~
tance to the beach. Spacious floor plan includes
formal dining room, family room and balconies.
<:ommunity pool, spa and tennis also. Priced to
sell at $189,900. Ask for BILL or DONNA.
CORONA DEL MAR GEM
Delightful 3 bdrm home in choice C.DM. location
90Uth of Pacific Coast Hwy. Sunny, secluded
patio adjoins living room, kitchen and one
bedroom. Spacious living room w/brick fireplace
and dining area. Enclol!led two-ear garage. All for
$280,000! Call BINNIE DIXON.
1RUI. y UNIQUEll llEWP..ORY.. .. ___ 8EACH....8AYFBO
Built originally by the builder of the Bluf& as his
penona1 home on l ~ lots with 180° panoramic
view of Back Bay, this rust.om dl$gned and
expanded end unit is trully "ONE OF A KIND".
$439,000 including land. Call SALLY SHIPLEY
OI' JOYCE DABOLT.
.•
NEWPORT BEACH, ON THE WATER
Beautiful en~ home. 40' dock. 5 bdtms,
2 ~ baths, formal dining room. Sellers have tax
considerations and are flexible. Try lease/option
or trade for commerda.l income property. Asking
$1,125,000. Call PAUL HUTI'ON.
AFFORDABLE NEWPORT BEACH
CONDOS
Two pcestigious ocean view c:ond<i6 in
security building. Both units include 2 bdrms. 2
baths, fireplace. view patios and community pool
and spa. Minutes to beach. Fashion lsland and
Hoag Medical Center. A.sk:ing $185,000 and
$230.000. Call DIANE CAR.FORA or LINDA
TAGLIANETTI.
PERFECT FAMILY HOME
BIG CANYON -NEWPORT BEACH. Spacious
five bdrm home with large family room. eating
area off kitchen and formal d.ini.ng room. Feoced-
in pool & yard. All on large flag lot with ample
parking. C.all DOROTHY BAR.DCASTI..E.
WHYRENTm?
You can own a two ·bdrm. single story condo
located near South Coast Plaza directly acros.s the
street from the new O.C. Music Center. Well
maintained guarded gate complex offers a com·
munity pool. spa. club house, weight room and
rambling walk ways. Unbelievably priced at
$79,750. Call TODDY SMITH
CHERRY LAKE
Immaculate remodeled 3 bdrm home. Fi.replace,
bar, large patio with spa overk>Oldng lake. Seller
wants SOLD NOW. A must to see. Call MARK
DRENNER.
DRASTIC PRICE REDUCl'lOM
NEWPORT BEACH WATERAM>N'T
Ex«:eptional Newport lsland location. R-2 lot
with -doddor-30'-bollt. Two bdmrbomEdbptafr
pride of ownenbip. Seller may carry small 2nd
T .D. NOW $395,000 FEE. Call DON
DeTHOMAS.
QUIET WA1£AS
Custom built 5 bdrm bayfroot home witb pie" &
slip (or large pcbL Custom made doon with
leaded glass windows, 3 fi.replaces. wet ban in
living room & master bdrm. An oulStandi.ng
home! $1,650,000 FEE. C.aU CATHRYN
'I'ENNll.LE. .
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Old World charm a~-Massive, tum of the
century band laid brick, gated courtyard. 2 &tory
4 bdrm home w/separate guest quarters or rec
room & bath. Understated use of lattice. wood
trim & hardwood floors creates a warm. cou.ntry
air. Prime sunny kx:ation near community
clubhouse & pool c.all TODDY SMITH.
LIDO ISLAND BA YFRONT
3.500 SQ IT. five bdrm home with pier & slip for
large yacht. Features elevator, central vacuum.
el«tric awnings, gourmet kitchen. leaded glass
entry door. Sale ·subject to court approval. Call
MARIA BERCOVITZ.
Sl3,900
3 Bdnn, 1 ~ bath home on quiet street. Large
added family room and warm brick W:p)at'f' make
this a lovely family home. Close to schools and
shopping. Ask for DONNA~.
NEW BA YFRONT LISTING
LIDO ISLE
Pride of ownership & designers delight. 40x90
comer lot next to • beautiful greenbelt. Quiet
channel location & sandy beach. Apartment
upstairs completely private with view. Too many
amenities to list. Fully assumable lst T .D. Asking
$1 ,475,000. Call MARIA BERCOVITZ.
GEORGE ELKINS COMPANY
(714) 759-9100
F2 CORPORATE PLAZA D SUl1t 150 D NEWPORT CENTER
6 -Orange County R8eJ Estate/An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday. June 16, 1984
KER&LEE
Real Estate
A Great Western Company
NEWPORT BEACH/CORONA DEL MAR
SPYIUSS • CIL IE SAC
New Bedford Model with pool, spa. security system. Numerous up-
grades including French doors, bay windows, crown moldings. etc A
SPYIUSS -LUIEST LOT .
Or close to it, comes with this magnificent VIP residence with 4 spacious
bdnns, 3 baths. bonus room, gated pool & spa for children's safety.
Beautiful front courtyard entry with security gate. Terrific VIEW! Just
listed. Better make an appointment for tJus one! 759-1501
"Jn -1...-ron ~~_,__., -• ·~ ~lllll .,....v M ~. -. _ ... · ··, ··" • JISlllE CREEi
Most sought after 3 bed.room, 2 ~th. one.level plan._Light & airy insjde,
lush gardens outside! Very pnvate patio areas w1th lovely spa. Just
introduced to the market. 759-1501
THE ILIFFS • OILY I 141,100
3 bdnns, 2 1 ·2 baths in one of our most sought after areas! Beautiful
greenbelts, bike trails & community activities. 10 minutes to the beach!
Just listed. Better see this one FAST! 759-1501
S 1,200 PEI IOITM
With pa.rt of monthly lease gomg toward the down payment when you
lease-option th.lS 3 bdrm. 21/1 bath residence with mmi ocean view! OnJy
a few blocks to the beach! 759-1501
PRIVATE IOIT SLIP
Reduced to $215.000. This 3 bedroom, 2112 bath, newly dcorated home lS
at an exceptjonaJ pnce for Newport Beach 759-1501
IUCM D8PLU, PLIS &IEST llR
ldeal locatlon -larger comer lot -builders & investor's delight! Only
$269.500 759-1501
TllEOYER nl,. LOii
Best value in Harbor Ridge. Assumable $165,000 loans. Almost 2,000 sq
ft of comfort & luxury in this ideal location. One year Home Warranty
provtded. 759-1501
HUIOR VIEW HOMES
Popular Portofin o Model with private pool Short walk to park &
school. Mollvated sellers $335,000. Call 759-1501
Sl,150 PER IOITH
When you lease opuon this 1mmac:ulate Harbor Ridge beauty. hardly
lived in' 759-1501
1211,500 PRIVATE IUCM
Access comes with this custom built hillside homE> in Corona Del Mar
that provides a "countryside" feeling with views of hills & "Open
sp~" Owner will help with low interest financ1ng. 759-1501
$22,IOb llCOIE
From thts excellently located duplex SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY!
EnJOy stained glass windows, frplc & spacious room SJ?.eS. Short walk to
the beach! 759-1501
SPY&USS • $450,000
Newly redecorated featuring ocean view. beauuful pool and large lot.
Lots of used brick gives warm family feeling idea) for entertaining.
759-1501
HIRIOR RIDIE ESTATES
Spectacular ocean & night lights views. Exqul.Slte two plus den plus
library with lovely patio areas & sparkling spa Just put on the market.
$550,000. 759-1501
DOVEi SIOIES
With t.ernfic view of bay and Newport C.enter rught lights 4 spacious
bdnns. 3 baths. French doors, skylights. Newly decorated and e ntirely
new kitchen! Large spark.Jing POOL. Excellent buy al $600,000.
759-1501
l IRVINE
$121,100
Step into the world of elegance. This beautifully decorated & complete-
ly upgraded home gives a new meaning to condo living. At this low
price, better take a look! 759-1501
lllliE 10111 ROOM
ln this extra specta1 value m University Park greenbelt area. Short walk
to pools & tennis. $10,000 under nearest romparable! 759-1501
OYEILOOIS IOLF COllSE
Original owner & pride of ownership. Outstanding decorating, beautiful
entry. shake roof elegance. View of park & lake as well as golf course.
ONLY $159.900! This one is a steal! 759-1501
110,100
Price reduction on this beauuful Woodbridge Towne Home with two
plus den plus 2 baths plus 2 car garage plus fireplace. Very private end
unit. Shake roof, ltahan tile iri atrium with fo~tain. Decorator
wallroverings. This one is EXCEPTIONAL. 759-1501
UllELIYEYllLE FllllCllli D
On this Northwood ex· ~h 4 bdnns, 3 baths, 2
fireplaces, formal dininl ~o\.. ... security system. Only
$209,950. 759-1501 ~
• llRMS -2~ llTMS
In beautiful University Park with bike trails, parks & swim.ming pools!
Big double car garage, dishwasher, fireplace -even has air conditioning!
Just put on market. Only $260,000 for this super location! 759-1501
DEERCIEEI 1uun
Channing & roomy 4 bdrm, 21/2 bath executive home just introduced to
the market. Beautiful private pool & spa. Close to schools. Better see this
one! 759-1501
COSTA MESA ~
t
SIPER USTSllE STUTER
With hard to find hardwood fl oors. Close to shopping & transportation.
Large 140 ft. deep lot with fruit trees & room to expand. ONLY>
$137,500. 759.1501
[ HUNTINGTON BEACH
FIRST TIME II MUIO
Original owners have bought another & now offer this spacious 4 bdrm,
3 bath family residence with safety in mind. Fenced play area, solar pool
& spa. Exceptionally large private master swte. A special home at
$279,000. 759-1501
NEWPORT BEACH OFFIC~
2670 Son Miguel Drive
Newpon Beach, CA 92880
(TI4)75•1501 .:I. AMERICAN HOME SHIELD
"We Protect & Service
Things That Service You "
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2870 San Miguel Drive
Newpon Beach, CA 12180
(714) 751-1501
• Orange County Real Eatate/An Advertfaing aupptement to the DAlLY ptLOT/San.rct.y. JUne 16, 1984 -7
Specializing in properl'I on the waler ... near the waler
OCEANFRONT ESTATE
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......_Oft 1Ne Mntt1c propertJ. OWNER WLL CARRY THE
MOTE AM> FIUT T .D. ON TMI Fll LAND propef'tf.
---111-1400
NEWPORT OCEANFRONT-SPECTACULAR
lpt1ndtdtJ oomempnry reetdetice In a conw location
wtttt "tinted" window• to enjoy the bucb and OCNl\-pt
ofhf:w• ~ wltt*. Two-etoty, or•doee fNopel'ty
wtttt a of lght wood noon a c-:= ........... kitchen with ....., cabinetry, ..,., ...
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houee. kal ....... Stained gleee and unu.uat detatllng
throughout ..... FEE. C811131-1400
DUPLEX ACROSS TO BEACH
Alw9" ...-d 4 a 2 bedroom untta In • central Newport loation. 0ww .. CCM.-.., al off9n.. S2M,OOQ.111-1400
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WESTCUFF -LARGE FAMILY HOME
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PENINSULA POINT SACRIFICE! w.a to the beeclt °'the bey from tNe 21tory, 3 bedroom,
2 beth home. Uca cut1tne, ...... brtck. wood ftooring and
wood burning ftNpl8ce c:an be roun tor oatr 1275,000. Catt
131-1400
HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS
Prtc. reduced to *251,500 on thee former .. moder' In
HM'bor View Knoll&. 2 bedroom + den. 2th beth wtth night
llght and c:anron ..._ Manr amerMtM. Cal a1-1400
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Oww a. werr motlwe'9d to ... and wm coo91der u -cMnee ICM' hcMne In Long .._.. ..._ A ....., pMM•'l,
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BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT
Outatandlng cwner aoc.aon on Souu. BaJfronL.quiet end
of tete. UNC>all'RUCTED MAIN BA Y8 YEW wtth no boet9
moored In fronL Appr1t11IIal1125,ombut owner Se aaklng
S7IUOO and Se EXTREIEL Y ANXIOUS lo .... Cal kw
detah on this "landlurfr<' locatton. On FEE &and. 131-1400
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2436 W. Coa't Hwv
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WE • 8 -Orange County Real Eatate/An A'dvertJsfng supptement to the DAIL¥ PllC!>T /Saturday, June 16, 198• •• • • t
Villa Mira reps:..
attain sell-out
Pastalaniec. McGrath credit their
sales success to price. financing
April PastaJanlec and A.M. McGrath, recently
named sates representatives at Carma-Sandling
Group's Villa Mira comunlty In Lagune Niguel,
attribute their sales s~ to tM price ol.tbe__-
homes and the community's financing program.
As on-site representatives for Villa Mira,
Pastalanlec and McGrath have coordinated sales
of the homes and tlelped prospective buyers qualify
through one of the many financing packages. Their
efforts have achieved a four week self-out of the
first 48 homes available In the communi 's fi
phase.. . ..,,; cC-,_ ....... ~-.,.,....,.... _, ~(ji.1,j :17!ii'd~'-~~C--..... ~~,eonomlrliUms at Villa Mira feature a view of the hills
and vaJleys of the region. P~ fM this new
residential community start ,at under $80,000.
PastaJaniec has 11 years of experience In the
real estate field, including affiliation with Robert P.
Warmington, Kaufman Broad and Forrest E. Olson.
She recently served as a saJes Tepresentative for
The Carma-Sandling Group's Niguel Beach Ter-·
race development in Laguna Niguel. ·
McGrath has also served as a sales represen-
tative for The Carma-Sandling Group's Niguel
Beach Terr ace and for Its Vista del Cer.-o project.
She is a Corona del Mar resident.
The Carma-Sandling Group is ranked 1-4th of
the top 100 builders In the Southern California
market and is one of the 10 major landholders In the
area.
A.II. McGrath (left) and April
Putal•nlec, ..tea repreaenta-
2fir1n s
• • • JOID
forces
Gemini Pacific, Inc .•
of California and Texas-
based Browning Prop-
erty Co. have Jotned
forces as Browning &
Dav s o w
Beach, to develop multl-
famlly reaJ estate pro-
jects In the Western
United States.
With flve projects
-.-~-..1.200 unl~...@!read In
tivea forearm. Sandlln&'• VWa
Mira commanlty.
avs as ·~,--
Its first two CaHfornla
ventures: the company
. has purchased land for
a 250-anit apartmeru
·complex In Laguna
Beach and is negotlat-
rng for additional sites.In
Westminster and River-
side.
Long Beach luxury high rise.on the way up
Gemini Pacific princi-
pal Jerry D. Davis Is
managing partner of the
new enti~. Prior to
startTng his own firm,
Davis was vice presi-
dent/regional manager
for Gen star Pacific In-
vestments of Newport
Beach, where he was
responsJble for Gen-
star' s residential and
commercial projects In
California, Arizona and
Texas. Long Beach -A luxury high rise is
under development in Long Beach by
Sunset Bay Associates, a joint venture of
Dover Development Corp. of Fountain
Valley and Baywood Equities of San
Mateo. The development is called
Sunset Bay Towers, a 116-unit residen-
tial condominium community that
eventually will rise to 16 stories in three
interlocking concrete and glass towers
facing the sea.
One-and two-bedrooms wtth up to 2'..'i
baths will be provided In the view
residences at the beach.
Of the 116 sJngle-level units, eight will
be penthouses and 12 wi11 be "bluff'
units, stair-stepping down from the plaza
level to the sand.
"Now that our main tower is half way
up, we can begin to appreciate just how
spectacular the view wtll be from our
luxury residential units," said Rod
Giiiiiand, marketing director for Dover
Development Corp. •
Recreational facilltles will Include a
swimming pool, spa, sauna, outdoor
lounge area, shuffleboard, weight and
workout room. social room with kitchen
Regis appoints
111anage111ent vp
and liquor cabinet, and a barbecue area.
In addition, at· the ~ch level, there will
be restrooms, showers, storage lockers
and a cabana with kitchen.
To reach Sunset Bay Towers, take the
San Diego Freeway to the Long Beach
Freeway and turn south to. the Harbor
Scenic off-ramp along ShMetlne Drive.
·which leads south to Ocean Boulevard.
Proceed east along Ocean to the site
between 7th and 8th places, where the
sales pavilion is open dally from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. For more Information, call (213)
.a6-6441.
Brownfng Property
Co. Is headed by
Gordon D. Browning,
who has been a leader In
housing development in
the Dallas/Fort Worth
Metroplex for 17 years.
The firm speciaJiz~ In
multi-family develop-
ments, and has in ex-
cess of 4,000 units com-
pleted or under con-
struction In Texas.
300 Barratt hontes
sold in under a year
•
• ru IS
RES
···-··••&111 In Emerald Bay. Spectacular views. 4 BR's,
famMy room, den, spa. 3 fireplaces, natural wood
and open beams. $995,000. Ask for Rod Daley.
Wliiiillll, an•1
Exceptional buy for the investor who has always
wented to be on the water. Pier & dock for 2
boats. 50 ft. and 35 ft. 4 BR plus 41n BA custom
1 story home has best of financing. 1st of
$425,000 assumable @ 12.5o/ •. Land may be
purchued for 1398,000 @ 10% no down. Ask-
ing price $500,000. Ask for Bettina Laughlin.
-11•111 -nam.1
llZIWIAllY IPIZllmr
5 BR's across from pari(. FormaJ dining, family
room, den, spa and sauna. Thia ls a very large
home for a very dlscrtmlnatlng buyer. Just listed
at $845,000. Ask for Rod Daley.
LIW .... H l'M
<>wr. will '*'Y tow Interest 3rd on this cute
comer lot duplex. Try 10% down and rent.
remodel or build near the beach. Only $217,500
FEE. Ask for Hame Strock.
aa1111 .. •••••a Enjoy cool ocean breezes on any of 3 ba6conies
wtth complete privacy. Model Uke home wtth 3
tpeelous bedrooms, one downstairs with c:on--
necttng bath. Retreat off mast• suite. Step
down llvtng room, fireplace, wet bar. kitchen
breakfast area. Formal dining. Double attached
garage. S179,500. Ask for Lois Egan.
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Lowest prtced home In private beach communl-the beach. Terrific rental area all year round.
ty of Emerald Bay. F•turlng 4 BR's, family OWner says "SELL" and wm hefp finance. Ask
room, open beams and ocean view. Terrific for HaJUe Strock.
value at S39e.OOO. Ask for Rod Daley. • __ ..,111 IDll ••• 11n,1•
DUPE Tl Ill MID Elegant 2 BR, 2 BA on one level. Ctose to every
Spend this summer and many summers to come convenience. Small complex wtth pool. Ask for
one block from tM bay in this bright and Linda Oeth.
immaculate 3 BR home and enjoy the Income •
from the 2 BR garage apartment! Cathedral 11112 f11W-111~
ceiling, aunny patio, extra-sized garage wtth lots 2 BR, 2 BA, ocean and mountain view. Steps to
of butlt..fn storage and super comer location the beech. Moble home in No. Laguna. Interior
make this a greet buy at $395,00CL Ask fQr Hallie ls In excellent condition. Lowest on mart< et at
Strock. $71,000. Anancing avaJlable. Ask for Al Weinert.
NEWPORT BEACH
2123 San Joaquin Hills
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I OFFERS A MULTITUDE OF AMENITIES: FORMAL DIN-. ISSUI( $HOl IT K a
ING ROOM, FAM. RM. W/FIREPLACE, HARDWOOD Immaculate Lido Isle triplex -
I WFLAOYO~SR,03P.ECRATYR ~~IRACEiEAT&$~~iEsooST~ .. DE~.E~:.y. pQSSlblllty to convert to private resl"\ 'I · · • · · · dence with ~ate Income unit.
UI Excellent ~unity. Just listed.
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BEDROOMS, -ttn BATHS, 4 F1REPLACES. BUil T'------------f AROUND LOVELY COURTYARD, 2 VIEW DECKS AND EASTILUFF 5 IDll/ISSUIAIL£ i MANY MORE OUTSTANDING CUSTOM FEATURES 4 U. 1st TD $193,800
I ASKING $425,000. Mllll llml.lllll Excellent opportunity to assume
1st TD. Spacious remodeled famlly UIE IEI COIDO home, new kitchen and baths.
• THIS WELL LOCATED 3 BDRM CONDO WILL BE JUST · French doors, loads of upgrades,
_..._ .. ~}.U:W 7'4.~~.w ""--"" .a:a•J ~mmn.truc::r.ur_~ ._Aak.~
t'D-•• \ w1Noa~1utJGi & FResFMt4¥11A'ki''tH1~~~-·-~rio~;._..· ·
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BDRM , FAMILY ROOM HOME IS SET ON A ONE-OF-A-
KIND LOCATION. NEW KITCHEN APPLINACES AND
TILE AND ROOM ENOUGH EOR..200LLP1.AY A_REAS.
PRICED AT $287,500. Mllll 11•11111 -~~-
* WITEIFIOIT UVllC * TUDES WELCOIE
Owner may carry this two bedroom,
den, three baths condo on the
bay. Sec. Bldg. w/slip available.
Trade your equity to the water. For
details call llm llZIE 631-1266
llEWPORT HEIGHTS EICUSH TUDOR
Three bedrooms, three baths, pri-
vate patio with spa and deck. (Ca-
thedral celling with lots of light).
Excellent financing and priced at
$180,000. F9r a private showing call
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COSTA 1£Sl WTSIDE
Don 't miss this three bedroom, three bath, family room,
and formal dining. This 1850 sq.ft. townhome is priced at
$155,000 with terms. Call lllTY ll&lm
RID IUILDllC
Close to John Wayne airport; 6000 sq.ft. with 15% office.
Offered at 73.00 sq.ft. with great financing. For details call
llm llllllEI 631 -1266
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PRIME Newpof't Heights VICTORIAN Design. 3,400 sq.ft .
of living area. Master craftsmanship 3 bedroom, family
room, formal dining, Antique Doors & Fireplace. Too many
upgrades to mention. It's stunning! JUST LISTED E.X-
CLUSIVEL Y. $439",000. Call for appt. Ill l•IRI
631-1266
UCI IAY-"4 ACIE I/POOL
This superlative 4 bedroom home combines etagance an(j
casual Ute-style. Spacious newer home with family room & ..
family kitchen. Superb grounds and pool area, 3 car
garage. Asking $370,000. Ill llllDI 631-1266
IEIPOIT IEICITS W/CIEST UllT
LOI 1111-ISSllE 1st '
Compfetety remodeled & exp&nded in 1982. Delightful
traditional 2 bedroom, den home.Two story with ocean
view from sun decks. Complete assumable financing.
Great opportunity! $283,000. Ill llllEa 631-1266
IEIPOIT IEICm POOL
Detightful 3 bedroom, ~llt leVel home. High beamed
ceilings yet warm and cozy. Immaculately maintained.
Price just reduced $199,000 Ill llllRI 631-1266
IEWPOIT IEICITS $1&1,511!
3 Bdrm California bungalow. 2 bath open beam ce:=~ -
copper plumbing. Large comer lot. Call todayl llf I I
IEWPOIT IEICITS $199,HO
JUST LISTED 5 ·Bdrm & den home on prime eorner lot.·
Hardwood floors, brick fireplace, formal dining. A tot of
houset Ill 1111111
WTSIDE $139,HI
JUST LISTEDI Stunning California bungalow -Spanish
stylel 2 spacious bdrms. Formal dining. Totally r~
furbished & upgraded. Oak floors too. It's beautiful! Ill
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3 bedroom 21A bath condo. Spacious 2 story with separate
dlnl~i/ room. Low down payment. Assume $120,000 1st
TD. llllDI 631 -1266 . ' I 234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA • 631-1286
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Complete turning baatn vl8wS from this 4 Br, 4 Bath
remooeled home wtth new kl~ baths. Beau. tlle work.
plus dock for 50 ft. yacht. $1,950,000. • • llN I•
IOTIVlnt UllA ISLE SEWI
5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, Fam. Rm. Oln. 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 S 1, 100.000 • • .. ••
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4 Bdrm, 3 Ba. Oak Bar, marble In baths. oak floors.
beautiful city, ocean, mountain views, room addition
upstairs, will lease or option, $520,000 In assumable
financing. Steal at $625,000. • • ...... --
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S BR, 21A BA, Fam. Rm. H• master suite w/ jacuzzi rm.,
5 yr. old home w/all new decor, 2 lrg decks, 30 ft. boat
dock. Asking $5~5,000 w/ $270,000 1st T.D. assumable at
1~5% ....... .
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VIiia Balboa's largest pe:nthouse, 1at time offered. 3 bdrm
2 bath, family room, wet bar, formal living and dining.
$265,000. Great terms. • • ... DIP
loll I ~•Yi• IHp Boll .loop, Jr.
TOP SILES PllllCEI Fii CIUF. 1113
VILU IAl.IOI COllO
_2 bdr~2. bath, family room, view_ of b~ & ocean. ~rges_!
tay;;_t. L~;::: CUIH SHIES ~~1·· ~~·
Beautiful family home with 5 bdrms, 5 baths, formal living I
&: dining, ocean view, stunning back yard with gazebo,
pool, jacuzzi, wet bar & full bath. Excellent for entertain-
ing. $529.000. -• ... ... B
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Highly upgraded Wfffi oa 1fooTS, gourmet kitchen, t
Frenchdoors. 2 hot tubs. 3 bdrm, 2 baths. $309,000 or
trade.•• llN I• l1
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4 Br. & 2.5 Bath, family room , 2 fireplaces, wet bar. nice I
yard, view of CitY & ocean. SecUrtty ~d gate + pool &
_tennis. $395,000. • • -U. . I
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4 bedroom 2% bath formal dining, family room, breakfast I
area, large yard with pool, will trade COndo Jasmine Creek
or Newport. Asking $325,000. • • -IW I
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This country home Is completely upgraded. Antique win-
dows, rails, turn post from all over the country In this 2
bdrm, 2 bath home with 1 bdrm, 1 bath in rear, steal at
$260,000. -........
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Four 2 Bdr. 1.5 Bath one 1 Bdr. 1 Bath, Approx 8 years old.
~:fl::.b=;· Total Income $30,060. Submit any offer.
HORSE PIOPEln l/POTEITIAL
COllEICIAL SITE
66X300 S.A Heights, Income ·s1,ooo per month. Very
motivated. Asking·$265,000. Must sell. Submit any offer. ••111111• .
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w/gowmet kitchen for ease in entertaining. 2 BR,
family rm. 3 baths. 2 private beaches, 24 hr.
security gate. Dona Chichester.
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5 lg BR -Beautiful formal living rm and dining
nn -paneled den w/fireplace and $t down bar-
Sparkling pool -country kitchen with breakfast
area + bonus room -Barbara Aune.
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The largest Deane plan on an end location. 4 bci.,
family room, two fireplaces, and lovely grounds
include a paddle tennis court. Pri1.e winning
kitchen and baths ultra sophistication with high
ce~. and walls of glass. Lucy &ee. • un....... ••1111&1•. 11,1 .....
This 5 bedroom 4 lh bath unique single level
custom home borders the 14th fairway in this
exclusive gate guarded oommunity. The very
finest of appointments throughout. A spacious
pool and spa are enhanced by a very secluded
location. Danny Bibb .
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Heavy beamed ceiling-most rooms with city, bay
& ocean view. Formal dining room, large family
room-breakfast room-study in master bedroom-4
bedrooms. Barbara Aune.
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Local. county. state. nationql and international .
events come to your doorstep Ill.hi ,1 • ._.
in the bright. light and lively !J IUI
644-6200
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Beautifully appoin1ed ·~" mode{" in
prest1gioua pte-guarded community of Harbor
Ri<lle-3 t.-., bull~in library, plus custom spa.
Excellent -.unable financing. Belle Partch . ............. _ 11 ....
Popular tri-level .. S" ~ cloee to community
pool. 3 BR. spacious li.ving rm w/view deck and ..,
large master suite. Owner will assist with financ-
ing. May 1eue option. $149,900 LH. Micki Cooper.
.... ••••• • 111.., e1.1JUM INCL. LAND. Fabulous single story home 6 BR,
family rm., panoramic ocean & jetty view
w/sandy beach below. Sparkling pool in secluded
courtyard. Perfect for the growing family. Owner
' will consider exchan&e. Donna Godshall
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$240,000 LH for this great 3 bedroom 2 bath
remodeled home. New roof, new oopper plumb-
ing, new kitchen, new carper. new drapes. Dona
Chichester.
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Thia 3 BD, 4 BA home baa been completely
remodeled inlide and out. Profellionally dec!Or-
ated. c.omei-Jot ocean & bay views from decks.
Poot.·1pa, game nn, full bar, 3 fireplaces. Truly an
exqw.ite home. Fee Land. Stephanie Grody.
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Very spacious 4 bdrm with wonderful flow for
entertainina. huge decks off living room and
bedrooms plus entry courtyard. Incl. land. Slip
available.. Beverly Morphy.
-···-· la.,.. CDM duplex -2+ 1 + poaible guest. 2 car
garage, yard, laundry. walk to beach, best Lo-
cation. a low price. Great buy. Loia Jacobs .
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· has to be one of the finest water-
nt bomes avallabR :Large Dock wttl
e Large Boat 60ft & 2 Smaller
es. 5 Bdrm, 4 !h Bath, 4500 Sq. Ft.
nch Doors & Windows. Brick Deck
Courtyard. Two (2) Stairways. 11,111,000 .
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esa Verde 2 story for Units. 4 BR,
!h Ba. $195,000, 1896 Rh~es. C.M. c...., 21 lerc
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autifully remodeled kitchen. High-
upgraded with French bay window
French doors. This 3 Bdrm plus den
is just glowing with warmth &
mfor;t. Better see this today. Just
ted at $129,500! .
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Mesa Verde Tri-level. 4 BR, 3 Ba. huge
spa, $215,000. 2737 Cardinal, C.M.
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wide lot only 5 steps to main beach In
CdM. Priced at lot value. Agt. Mart<.
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The Daly Not often you ttis HICt sizt ad
• u ''t'lctwe Pace" weetends fer just
S25 per day, or 2 days for $45.
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A large used brick courtyard welcomes
you_to see this~ 3 bdrm:. home.
Extensively remodeled & upgraded 2
yrs ago w/new k:itch inclg cabinets,
wood firs, skylites, new shake roof.
Relandscaped too & beautifully cared
for! $329,000 fee .
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ISLAND POINT HOME
4/6 bdrt"fl, big dock(s), play lawn &
swim be&ch. Walk to ocean fun. 7 car
parking. Low owner fin. $795,000
(land lnct.) Open Sat./Sun. 1-5.
0wner(9-5)650--0202
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Move up to Newport at an affordable
price. Lots of potential. 3 bedrooms. 2
baths. Large Jot. Seller wants out
now!
PICTURE YOUR
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Private Parties
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642-5678
for information
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4 BR, 3Ba. Bemodeled in 1981. Excel-
lent assumable financing. $385,000 1st
TD at 10.5., fixed int. rate & $170,000
2nd at 13.5., fixed.
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Only 2 blocks IO Newport ~ Large. two
story. ~ bedroom_. ~rat>W 0oor plan \hat'!>
great foe ent.erUarung. Sundeck off mas'« swt.e
Assume $86,000 loan at I~. Pnced '° aiell at
$15',000 .
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HOMES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
• 428 Rivera Terr (C. Hinds) CdM
759-9100 $600.000 Sun 1-5
* * 12 17 Bayside Drive. Corona del Mar
640-4868 $639,500 Sunday 1-5
2451 Crestview. Bayshores
631-1 400 $220.000
1121 Elliott. Santa Ana
Sat 2-5
963-6767 $180.000 Saturday 1-5
7 11 Marguerite. Corona del Mar
720-1 101 $198,500 Sun 10-4
530 San Bernardino, Newport Hts
644-9060 $179,000 Saturday 1-5
2 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN * 401 Begonia. Corona del Mar
760-8333 $585,000 Sun 1-5
7 Northhampton. Belcourt Hills
644-9060 $570,000 Saturday 1-5
This
Weekend!
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3 BEDROOM * • 11 Berkshire Lane, Westclitt. Npt Bch
644-900 $337,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ** 315 Via lido Soud (Udo) Npt Bch
644-6200 $995,000 Sun 1-5
*501 Cliff Dr (Newport Hghts) NB
675"'6000 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
955 Coronado. Costa Mesa
760-8333 $135,000 Sun 1-4
2535 Crestview, Bayshores. Newport Bch
644-9060 $259,000 Saturday 1·5
1520 E. Ocean Blvd (Pen.) Npt Bch
760-8333 $384,500 Sat 10-1/Sun 1-5
320 Hazel Dr. (Vlew)Corona del Mar
759--0915 $545,900. Sat/Sun 11-5
1851 Kentucky Pl (Mesa Verde) C.M.
557-5659 $129,950 Sun 1-5
215 Morning Canyon, CdM
833-36221644-8018 $479,000 Sun 1-5
11 Rue Verte (Sg Cyn) Npt Bch
759-9100 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1419 Santanella Terr. CdM
644-7020 $298,500fee
1419 Santanella Terr, CdM
Sun 1-5
644-7020 $298,SOOfee Sun 1-5
**5109 Seashore, Newport Beach
545-2847 $445.000 Sat/Sun 2-6
* * 124 Via Lido Nord, lido Isle. N.B.
851-9987 $980,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
142 Via Undlne (lido Isle) Newport Beach
673-7300 $349,000 Saturday 2-5
3 BR plu1.FAM RM or DEN
• 1110 Ridgecrest Or (Mar. Hinds) C.M.
644-6200 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2345 16th St, Newport Heights, N.B
64S-.670 Saturday/Sunday 1-5
•2421 Bunya, Newport Beach
963--6767 $329,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1522 Cumber1and, Westcllff, N.B.
644-9060 $230,000 Sunday 1-5
2256 Heritage. Costa Mesa
631-7370 $182,500 Sun,_..
• 2266 Heritage, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $189,900 Saturday 1-4
1112 Highland Dr. Npt Beach
644-7020 $318,000 Sun 1-5
1856 Iowa St. Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa
546-3848 $139,900 Saturday 1-5
941 Jasmine (Greenbrook) Costa Mesa
546-2313 $167,900 Saturdy 2-5
305 Kings Place, Cllffhaven
631-1400 $390.000
1800 Leeward Lane (Baycrest) Nwpt Bch
642-5200 $449,500 Sat 1-4 Sun 1-5
* * 1205 No Bayfront. Balboa Island
673-7300 Sunday 2-5
1528 Orange Ave,(Corn. Palmer)Costa Mesa
673-1600 $215,000 Sunday 11-4
1733 Port Barmouth (Harbor Vu Hmes) NB
759-1530 $289,000 Sat/Sun Noon-6
1737 Seashore, West Newport
631-1400 $720.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
214 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) Nwpt Sch
675-6161 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * * Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) Nwpt Sch 675-6161 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
120 Via Quito (lido Isle) Newport Beach
673-7300 $425,000 Sunday 2-5
4BEDROOM
* 1833 Galatea Terr (Irv Terr) CdM
675-6161 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1336 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) Nwpt Bch
673-7300 $985,000 Saturday 2-5
8904 La Roca. Fountaln Valley
842-4474 $155,000 Sunday 12-4
235 Sherwood, Costa Mesa
631-2495 $189,000 Sunday 1-4:30
124 Via Quito (lido Isle) Newport Beach
673-7300 $469,000 Sunday 2-5
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38EDROOM
1015 Nancy Lane, Costa Mesa
631-i300 $125,500 Saturday 1·5
663 Vls1a Bonita (Bluffs) Npt Bch
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4 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
* * 225 North Star Ln (Dvr Shrs) CdM
644-6200 $865,000 Sun 1-5
* • 3384 Summerset Cir, Costa Mesa
645.0303 $264,900 Sun 1-5
*2601 Blackthorn (Eastblutt) Npt Bch
675-6000 $270,000 Sat 1-5
407 Mendoza Terraoe, CdM
640-0357 $850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 34 Morro Bay. Spyglass. CdM
759-1501 Sunday 1-5 * 1700 Galaxy. Dover Shores. N.B
759-1501 $600.000 Sunday 1-5
4512 Roxbury, Newport Beach
631-1266 $529,000 Sat 2-6
26 Royal St. George (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
644-6200 $995,000 Sat 1-5
2840 Serang. Mese Verde. Costa Mesa
549-1582 $168,500 Saturday 1-5
3363 Wisteria, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $169.500 Sat 1-5 * • 1109 Dennis Dr, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $239,900 Sat 1-5
2015 Yacht Mischief (Seavu) Npt Bch
760-8333 $430.000 Sat 1-5
5 BA plut FAM AM or DEN * • 14 Geneve (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Sch
760·8333 $2.000.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ** 1633 Bayside Dr, CdM 631-1266 $1.195,000 Sat 1-5
* * 239 Via Udo Soud (Lido) Npt Sch
759-9100 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 24 Mission Bay (Spygls) CdM
760-8333 $669,500 Sat 1-5
....... 6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge
640-4868 $1,950,000 Sat7Sun 1-5
* • 9 Muir Beach Cr .. Corona del Mar
640-4868 $1 ,750,000 Sun/Wed. 1-5
2121 Aralla, Eastblutt. N.B.
644-9060 $286,000Sunday 1·5
lf):s1429 Galaxy Or (Dover Shores) N.B.
650-7041 $595,000. Sun. 1-5
2244 Port Aberdeen (Seawmd) Npt Bch
673-7761 $419,000 Sun 1-5
1601 Walnut. Harbor Highlands, Nwpt Bch
646-8118 $279.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
8 BA plua FAM AM~ DEN
** 103 Via Udo Soud, Np~ ~bh
759·9100 $3,750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
CONDOS FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
7 Northampton Crt .• Belcourt Hill, N.8
644-9060 $570.000tttttttttttt Sat/Sun 1-5
2 BA plua FAM AM or DEN
31 Southampton (Belcrt Ht) Npt Bch
675-6670 $459,000 Sun 12-5
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312 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) Npt Sch
760-8333 $219,500 Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE
2 BR plut FAM RM or DEN
v 3 Rue FountaJnebleau, Big Canyon, N.B.
675-6000 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
43 Sea Island, Big Canyon, Newport Beach
662-1673 $299.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3BEDROOM
2463 Irvine Ave (Back Bay) Costa Mesa
675-6000 $209.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•v2 Rue Fountamebleau. Big Canyon. N.B
675-6000 -$475,()()(Y Sat/Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
3 BR pfua 1 BR
2314/2314'h W. Oceanfront. Bal Pen
645-4636 $399,500 Saturday 1-4
4 BA plua 3 BA pfua 2 BR
* * 1133 E. Balboa Blvd .. Penninsula
631-1400 $1.285,000 Sat 1-5
RENTALS
3 BR HOUSES
203 Palmer. Newport Heights
Saturday & Sunday 1-5
•Spa * POOi • * Waterlront * * • WatlW1ront & POOi
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you'll be liv ing . Sure, resale value is important, but so are your housing needs now. For a good
balance, consult a member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL TORS®.
Each one is req uired to be a real estate professional, actively engaged in real estate, and
publicly committed to a written Code of Ethics. REAL TORS® are experienced
in helping you find the right home for today and tomorrow.
It could also take a heap o' loJkin'. Before
you start, call a REAL TOR® first. CB . REALTOR
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16 -Orange County ReaJ Estate/An Advertlsfng supplement to tt'le.DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 18, 1984
~MACNAB ... ~-TElllllC Tll-LIYEL
Nearly new condo in good lo-
cation. Seller transferred so price
as right! 3 Br 3 full Ba, walk in
closets. din. nn. 2 car att. gar,
ass'n pool & s pa Close to shop-
ping All thJS for $136.900. Anne
Tierney 55 1-8700
IMSTNS 11 -HWIDSI
LIHH Ullll IW IUCll
5 new condos on Balboa Penin-
sula wi th 2 & 3 car garages.
Spectacular ocean/sunset &
bay/night hgh t view a top garden
deck Owners w1U exchange .
Priced from $290-$405,000 .
Maggi Macbain 55 1-8700
tlTSTUltll YlUE II I.I.
Ranch style 4 Bdrm home with
pool+spa. Ne wly carpeted with
upgraded, ceramic tile areas, 2
lrg fireplaces located in family
room & ll vingroom. Quiet cul-de-
sac loc. with lg private backyard.
Just reduced $44,600. Lorraine
P Reyes 551-8700
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HEW UR :lllisc11 .. •11•11111 U11
1111 DI IAJFlllT
Totally remodeled 2Bd 2Ba to suit
the most discriminate. Bay lites and
activity from liv. nn. w/mirrored
fplc -dining area & kitchen. Mas-
t.er suite w /garden lanai. Owner
will be creative. oUered at $639,500.
Call for details 12na.,.u.•,M11 .,. s.. 1-1
CllllA IEL 1111
Finest farruly-living in this 180 deg.
Bay & Ocean view 6000 sq ft home.
5 Bd, form. din., game nn, 6 It\ ba,
pool, spa. Ready to move in -
asking $1,750,000. Vee Stinson.
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PllllATE 111.E
# 18 Atoll -Gated community of
Jasmine Creek -mini ocean view.
2 Bd, Den. 2Ba -Plan 2 on gm.-
belt locale. Asking $322,000. Vee
Stinson.
Tllru llCI PIElllEn
Below market @ $249,900 fee. 3
Bd., 2ba, form. din., family rm. w /
brk-f-plc. Huge back yard -nn.
for pool -seller wants action! Vee
Stinson.
PEITllllE WITI YIEW
Rancho San Joaquin Plan @
$166,500 fee. 2 BD, 2Ba, Den -wet
bar -cent. air. As is condition -act
now -fast escrow & move in. Vee
Stinson. .... , ·-...,... Lovely 1 Bd starter home -lmmac.
& prof. decor -l~ dn! Adult -
&ecurity -walk to beach & Lido
shops .. Barbara Kast.le.
Lowest prtced fee property In
H.V. Homes. Great starter home
In Newport, assume lrg 1st T.D.,
fixed rate, low Interest loan.
.llTTY YIEW--«J llllM
Olde CdM produce market on
Fernleaf now available. One
hotise from China Cove.
$575,000. Highly 1Jpgraded
single family unit with a lrg ren-
tal unit.
'91TUl1D
Customized Palermo H. V.
Homes, 1000's $$ In upgrades,
spectacuJar with spa
.... •• ••• 1-1 ,,...
Completely refurbished due to
fire damage. $259,000 fee. 3 Br,
2 Ba, trg lot. R-2 zoning. ._,....,
Someraet model, $1750/mo.
One year teue.
Ptrhwlaew/""'1.' ..... a11,111
• HERITAGE
REALTORS
WIG WTS& CAil COO -$215,000l!
Completely · remodeled. Brand new
everything. 2 story 3 BR, 21A BA home
on a huge R-2 lot. Owner will trade for
~ R-2 or ftxer. Ask for Linda h.
AffOIDMU TUSTllJ
I 3 bedroom condo -$103,500 located
' In beasutlful Lauretwood with park, pool
and tennis. Special end unit with great
location. Ask for Linda Oeth.
WTSU IUlEX1l
Best area -new shops, buses, etc. Two
1 BR homes with charm on a large R-2
lot. Recently refurbished. Assumable
$100,000 loan. Good value at $142,500.
Ask for Linda Oeth.
I OMA PONT lOTSU
Side by side and approxJmatefy 50x80
I zoned R 1. BuUd your dream home with
view. Combine lots and build a triplex by
the sea. Each lot only $65,000. Ask for
Linda Oeth.
SEamTY GATED CmlN> -$140,000n
Immaculate 2 Br, 21A BA. Utility area and
flreplace. Decking off master bedroom.
Located near part<. Ask for Lola Egan.
DY AFFIWOMl.E -9K F1MC1CU
2-story, 3 BR, 21A BA home on a quiet
cul-de-sac wtth pOOf and spa off street
RV partclng. At the low-low price of
$143,000. Aak for Marie Denny.
r.lost TO OCUll • COSTA IEA!J
This lovely 3 BR. 2~ BA home with
formal dining room and famffy room hu
an OV9t"-alzed cukte-aac lot. Greet
home for ChUdren. Priced at S 149,600.
A.ek for Marie Denny.
644 7020
IPIUlll IUllT
Costa Mesa F.astside. 4-BR on cul-de-
w/new carpet & fresh paint. Open
use 6/17/84. $189,000.
111.lm Piii -lllT WL
R w /large kitchen & double FfP.
er lot, nicely decorated. New on
ket. $134,500.
lllT "'· 1111'1 "" R.1.75 baths, in quiet famllycomplex.
alking distance to everything. Price
uced to $94,900. VA terms aho.
Orange County Real Esta1e/An Advertlalno auppterrient to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday. Jurie 18. 1984 -17
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REALTY PETE BARR En
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-... 11 ea t:S a e/i Adverts ng supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Saturday, June 16, 1984
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On 2 lots on pen1n c.r..1 •el •11 U2I 22ff . l!!J!rf .._. Ultllll~ C.ta ltla DM ju~t~l~1;1~~~~~~~=iilii::ii $465,000 agent 650-2493 -PtatUUI JM'I; CofOM del Mat condo, I ILll ft UllJ 1C1 HARBOR VIEW 3bt. 2ba, m "85()/mo, ~ 2 8' 2 ba 2 BR 1~ Ba Condo, lac•t Pnr 1350 llke new 28' 2ba. 2 car ant Ilk• new cedar & tam '"l· nu d1apes, grdnr S~ YffY lw f~on~ towntiouN, trplc. all 1ac/pool, clubhouee, &PUmlJl.C• rr· washer & dryer. 111.u 3 Bdrm. 3 bath $1250 968-9206 aft 6 71151~7~ta v bltln1. ~· 142-1803. carport. S595. + dep.
10 units S700K 1250/mo 676-«>00 home Frpk;, romen lub LIDO ISLE 4-5 if.J'h ba -~ ~ 142o.$22 I (213)69&-149e
12 units S725K Th8:98 2 rentals need nte w/spa In muter suite, Cont~ Feetures 2 Ctr.al ... •11 UZ2 TIL ~ IS585-S71"'"5/-:-m-o-.-..,.2~&--=3
14un11s S850K 1enantsoneS71Scp1eot1 greenhouH wtndow, stry, solarium, cletettOl"9 FU<™ Gmr ck>M l"lllllLI.. Bdrm, encl ger,
Tom Lee Bkr 642-1603 othet 2bt h.u tam ptef 1 micro ~1ve, dbl •1 tt•c1 hedd windows. format din rm, 10 beach Pvt entranoe. 11>1 ,9.i;;-- -1 ... -... WIM/dfyr hookup, yrd,
$850 4 appt S3M190 gar. u Y m1ntene dramatl(;2strylwrm,wwt 673--3-474 "' ''V• '*"09· --,. patlO Newport Be~PI
Comml Bldg S34i.OOO. No • Best Alty tee ~rd ~-6331 ba,., lrg sunny patio. pool, ~m:.O '*"I ReaJty. Dys 142-1803.
Laguna 11¥lth 4 resid I "ti.... Wf a111y abounds In 3bdrm I breakfast rm, den Mas· C..t• •eu Ult 931 W t9th St 548-0492 eves ~1"4 lillllii .. 61• .... ll
Assumable fjnan Owner St200tmo,38'.2~bahM gat S700's al 539-6190 houte wrndo'W, marble Carp()(1 cios. to So. Cuptex 2 Br, 1 be, crptg. $425/mo faVlstldtP
units Ocean view '1 9% • 2ba dwslv tncd yrd dbl ter bath hH 1ac. gr t Bdrm, cen. Poot. Spa. . Bach: Stove/ref, utU pd -J
837-6030 I w/backyard. w/d hkup. Best Alty tee counter tops, European Coast Plaza, S-450 IMM, drps, gar, no pets. Avail. 14th st 9e()..5179 7/1
185 Mesa Drive • fittings $2400 675-' t66 avt 717. Char 675.9228 6/17. $626, 5"48-7234 · ' HB Duplex 2 Br un11s tlLJ&llT H2·111J mat ..... -__ _ Hur beactl, 28r, 1'~ ba H£AlTH
Yards and garage,_ -r ge o, llllllll ·-£.'alde10~a t.,28fte&,-Twnr\ii.Bftlns.rtplC,enc;
& 129.000 963-5330 12Br n~ba. Garage, cpts & t ',;ba, patio, pool•. For the dlscru~1lnatlng ALL UTtl.ITIES PAID I lrg patio, agl g.,~. gar w/eMic oe>nr. Quiel. CLUBS. !~NNIS p M drps. $650/mo + dep $825/mo. 673-0707 This decoralOr 1 home Compare before you rent $675. Cralg 631-1268 $695. Catt 536-0921 SWIMMlm.J, plltS Ex~~n=~~~. t0-3 daily 54~9'90· CALL US REGARDING ~~a~~t~:~~~l~a= N~ly dec:Ol'ated, cust~ je. side dek.txe 2Br. 1'n: Ba OillET 2 BEDROOM mu<h mort! SOflY,
speclallzes rn Orange & 12BR. encl gar • cpts, drps, IRVINE LEASES or 3Br 2',.,ba, 1ge tam design !eatures, pool, lwnhN, No pets. $e50. 1'hbeth, $625/mo. Walk to ' 0~~1•h,MgodtoflS6.
San Diego Countres 773 W. Wiison. No pets. -rm rm dlnlnn rm 2 tr..._· bbq, cov rd Qarage. aur-1 25-48 Orange &42-2520 bMc:h H0-8656 """" ua •1 TS G $550/mo 631-8212 AWJ& • ... • ,,... ... rounded with plush land-_ ~
l M MT ~2· l603 j ' ---d'~ l -;;-1 some hrdwd, gardener & ~ping No pets 2Br turniLovefy tbr dnS1alr1 encl Xtra big 1 Br -$-4851 Has 1
..... fer Sale 1400 ')Br. 2Ba, tat & last re-a a sor I water No dogs. i 365W. Wtlson &42-1971 gar., no pela. frig, 91.c washer/dry! No last! Call -------1 quired No pets ealty OPEISAT/Sll 12·1 B t It Ill 2l40 ranges-425. 642·5964 5o43-2'98tee
-1211,IOO -I S750lmo 646-7624 -20l PAUIEI •• . IC MESA PINe.t'2&50 Hllfll j rfri.-.----27~.~. A~ts
UllOI llll I )s~ 2Ba wi den, 2 Cllf gar, I 786-172 Corner Palmer& Orange Yov.o·• BEAUTIFUL 8achS.76 ~pof1 It.~ So.
Priced low lor last sa~&~".!B~~.,;_.__J_., --·~~ -· .:~b~~·-t• •-::·IJ.--:;:r...,.~·~ '' !.~(UAlftS.t!' flio/51..":;_~& ft"-"·. 0.;~'6;Q-~[ . ·1~yit.:~ 3 BR .2 ba,lh (. ·d ril ..\..~1T'Qp :£i?:;:a~s'~l-.S~25Wcf~ ,,...,..~~-..:~,t . I 'hen call 751-3616 . . • • , ESTATE I c~"2 '7 ... _~ 0 642-5111 lllo•at1u, Desert __ __ 3880 M1ehelson Orrve lam rm, d1n1ng rm, pauo. --~ ·--range Tree Villa
Inert 1450 I )Br 2Ba, West CM. good Ir.tine I air cond. 2 car gar Beautiful & Park Like I UTllE-2Br. 2Ba condo Air, N~ Buch No.
Blea 1st & last requrred $2000/mo 631 -1400 V'Pnvate p 1 I '"'" pool, spa, tennis No 880 I~ A •llTAJI IOIE No pels $750/mo Incl En Joy thrs 2 rm w/pool a/c NEW RENT AL LISTING. , ..,..Covered:;:, 1 Br wllott. enclsd gwage, pets $775 Sec & ciearnng nt Vtnut
All year llvrng rn Big Bear gardener 646-7624 I blln appls llat $450 Icy Cozy beach collage, Pen-..,..SpaclOusAptsng baJcony, lndry, bl11ns, no deP. Avail 711 551-572• (~t 16th)
Picture perfect 2 Bdrm, 2 J Month Lease 2b 2'\b pool 4 krd at 539-6190 insula Poinl 2 BR. 2 bath '.,..D1n1ng Area ~~C $750 855-06651 Call btwn 6-8pm 64S-U04
billll well burll IOf quality comm pool, sp~, $87~ I Besl Ally lee lamrly rm Sl200/mo V'Walk·ln Closets . WOODBRIDGE 2Br, 2Ba, r
comtort Large deck, I mo Agt 644-6636 !Woodbridge Park vista l y;jb 6?s1·~400co I' block to Huntington& Poollfrp1c., pvt patio, crpt $750 Avail 1115 CLIFFHAVEN 2Br tba
brick fireplace dorrne< 2Br 2ba condo, avail l"' NOO on Frwys dshwshr. E sideX·lge 1Br 78&-0862f646-1769 cpts. gat, lg patio etc
windows complete Wllh • 1Br 2ba, nr Nwpt Back I 1mmed $800. 752-2209 I WA TEA Spac 2 BR • mLmEs fllH $535 2Br '610557-2141 I Ideal lor Rellred cple. No buol t in a ppli ances , Bay fncd yd, pets OK denSl800/mo631-1400 j l~t ltAC~ 27'9 pets '/flY ~873 S89500 I $1200 lse 675-4912 or,La1aa1le1ck 2241 CdMDUPLEX Newlybuill tBdrmrurn.lromS610 Spec1ous2Br,enclgar.no t 1Arb Bel ·-
Barrell Re<1lly 642-5200 754-1792 Broker BEAUTIFUL 3b 2•1\ob I 2 BA 2 b a loaded
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LA OUINT A HERMOSA pets S500 Open Sun Bea t ! uxe ~-Lg 2Br +-den. 2Ba eondo _ r 8 • w/exlras -new ap· 162 t 1 Parkside ln, 1 2-• 321 Monte Vista. u · ' rm, ava · °' Villa BalbOa. lplc, micro I E bckH•e 1600 I' Bdrm 3 Ba. lrg yard, lots 01 extras & view phances secunty system block west of Beach 3 640--0105 pvt panies. Olympic sa• w/d hlcps $990 mo-to-~ · · ! M e s a d e I M a r $1400/mo 643-2289 att 5 · · 1 1 ' pool, wt & WO<k-out rm, 1 7-2BR 2ba 3rd floor condo S 11001 B b K cable encl gar Yrly bocks so of Edlnoe< Specious 2br .lrJ-plu. enci end pff< 1leCtlf'ft .a asl +-sec ..... -1176
1200 sit CdM wtocn vu'' 6'31· f2~0 0 oop EMERALD BAY 2Br&.den. St3ooimo...673.6900-IU-IU1 ga1. lrpk:, yard. close 10 vu ot Hbrg:; now aJa11 1 Lldo2 Bdrm Bayview deck
exchange lor A E or ?? I· view Avail immediately WlTHFlllT MIES a sl'lops/171h C.M, avt 7115 June 1s: 213127S-0211 elec gar 2 people No pets s55.000 equity 631_41 ta :srde 2~r lba cottage, 759·1578 eves No Pe1s 13l-l400 lla-llOO np.trtaeat~ Val. I $600 lse Char 675-92261 ask tor Valeri. S800 lse 675-0377 encl palro, dbl gar. $690 •N lh L lb • ------_ __ lfWPOITIUCI
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1 • sec W/o gar $595 + :w 8!~1~a. to \':a~~niPen1nsula·L1do Isle-July~ lsl1a• 27M ,wWEOFF~R~CHOICE Near Hoag Hosp Light i
Lease op11on sale, trade sec No pets 645-7234. newly decor O/W stove' $3500 Augusl S4000 j2Br tba Bayfronl yearly 11ant ; : ect n ~I great UYWlll APUMJl1S airy. 2&, 2Ba, dining ~ew property '" Ctll-1 ~ side super clean 2Br, t relrrg . gar ~/elec 0
openr: Agl 67S-6 l61 upper dpht. O~let ,lpl
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,;:;: trot!: ;a;m~ :t ~~?;' fl Pert-Uke letffmc I s:;;; & ltwndry ~_:~
0 aven. custom built 4 , Ba hse/ap1. yd. gar no yearly $800mo 494-5440 Spacious Lido Isle tiome 3 VIEW! $1200 673-5-429 48' hse II lootllng In CM m~~';1:, 35~1~!hs~1~0~~ I pets. Married couples ,.Spectacular coasWne bdrm. 2 ba hobby-ri'.n. Large unfurnished 2Br I NB HB think of us ftrst fOft' k .. lfflhlc : NEWPORT HTS/CM 1BR
place and Slud prefd $620 532-3269 Ylew. 3 Br 2,,Ba lrplc, dining, country kltch, Iba. no garage Yearly lhlleholceofldeallMng IUll .. lml'S I house Xlnt cond
Furnishings avarlabre I Leave message yard, S 1200 497-3694 I pool. decl<. Avail 711, no Agent 673-34741 TSL MGMT 6"42· 1603 $600/mo, 673-1600
also Owneranioous·Ca11 1Near UC12Br2'1rba 1350 • pets 51800 675•3680 __ l 2 BR lba -.n,. NBREALTVU5-tl42 1 21111111-2UTI Newport Island duplex
10 Sff 1h1s super otteflno I SQ It nr greenbelt NQ !LIJD.H Bills 22501 VERSAILLE lux tbr, pool, :aculale blt.;,f'Ypatlo 1J Ttrt 2732 , tou U love this beeut1ful & j w/dock 2& 1'-;be. yrty
Asking $625 000 on fee pets $860/mo 553· 147 i
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3 Br 2 Ba. bllins. lple, 2 sauna, gym. guard, $650. steps 10 • beh 57501~ eerene apartment com-lse, $975/mo 550-2145
land New 2Br crpls bit ns car gar gardener Cou-493-6499 645-34 77 answer phone munlly Ideal family Irving. t NA HOAG,...,.., 2 Br 2 ba
Call Ann Peters 1 · pie. no pets $750/mo I -- ---* Jr Olympic POOi I -........ Barrett Really 642·5200 I lndry rm gar & carpon I Reis requrred ~2-0138 Walk to beach lennrs. C.ra1 •ti •1r 27U * Adull Pool & Spa In quiet bldg 1625
I patio Adults prel No 1 pools 3 Bdr 3Ba • den * 11 Acre Nature Park 642·3 t53 I.E. W&•tH 1625 pets Refs $650/mo 289 Cll01ce hills 4br rncl den 1 S 1295 840-8208. ag1 18r, lrpk;, 1 person, no * Clut>nse-l1teslde IOunge WITUF-.._ ---------1 E 16th St reat unll accented by lrplc dbl gar -pets Avail July Lease, -•
* W JIJ OUT? I 646-6074 $750 w/ophon 539·6190 Weslchfl •BR 2'~ba. pool $750/mo. 720-0646 J * Near beach/shopping I SR lb• on private Island Best All lee marn1, gardener Incl -----1 UYWm llfft LMge sundeck Doclt tor WE buy houses. condos !Newport His lrlpfe• 2 • Y S 1500/mo. 675-2607 2 Bdrm, 1 ba, pool. deck, 30· boat also avail
units Neg cash flow OK.1 den tba lg pa110 ln<lry Laiau litHI 2252 Westcl ft •B den 2,~b bl1ns.2 persons, no pets., llWPllT IUCI Mature adult only. no
foreclosures OK Your I hkup S635 760-~384 j''lake Park" 4Br, 3 lull 2 car ~ar. ~nr,. no ~ts Lse _!715 mo 650--0473 (0.rHr SM........,, pets $650 apt °' $800 Prtc~A~~r i~~~~2 Nr back bay nice 3br 1 Ba's Comm pool spa 1 avt 811 S1200 637-1-458 Patro Apts within walking IRlh l.-4 I w/dOCk Dys 752-2564.
gourmet kllch fncd 4 kid 1 park wllake flstung,' boat~ Y rl 3 BR 2b - -distance to the beach. 1 I New eves/wknd 650-7267
leat1l1 1 pet S700's 4 appt I rng hghlecJ tennis Mins 98 Y • 8 & spa. & 2 BRs, $675. $875. luxury •HArttNu llYtl.) , WESTCL~AREA. Lge
• 539-6190 Best Alty tee 10 Niguel Bch Ir s 1200 Steps 10 ocean, comm.' $950 Models open 9-5 1 (114) "4-1111 I tBR 1 bath •nt w/patlo & I R I 83 ..(). 0 pool . p11t. st reets. dally 11-4 Wknds FO< Apa~ ..... 801111 Fani1lllt•IP1CTUREPERFECTnewe< ealor 1 ·~ $1200/mo. avall 8115.' Into ·64~·2611 . I lllllVlllO I pOOl,carpor1.645-8152
• t .. L 210 I 2br 2ba lownhome. 2 car llt1fJOrt le1elll 2269 Agl 645·3683 I · UnM.. A l I ewrr IC• gar steps lo pool & spa --Roomy deluxe 2 Br 2 Ba I ""'' lut. ... nt1 I t ... ~ ,,~. 2BR 2ba. beautifully S875mo agt752-1589 2Br2bacondo,2cargar.1S.aCltatate Z276I w/Mstr suite, pvt 2 ear • Secluded . U • 'I
I urn 1 sh ed c on d 0 Pool homeS899/mo W/C $~~~:!,~ ~~5~2~ pets I Custom home, spectacu· garage, sundeck, Incl. Hlltop
w/custom decor Yeats pels Fenced yard no 1 lar ocean view from 61 washer/dryer. S 1000/lae.
lse commencing July 1 last• 5o43·24981ee · 3Br. 2Ba. trplc, d/w, dbl• rooms & 3 decks 3Br. I Agent 64-4-7211 Location
S 1300/mo, Coldwell __ __ gar, l'IOt tub. pvt yrd., 3'~Ba. 2600 sq It 1 yr·Cntl Mtu 37•.a
Banker 644·9060 ask for jPnmo 5 rm hme east side gardnr Yrly 11e Harl>or old, avail 7 / t S 1350/mo. I . .,. •Panoramic Views
Pat or Hme 786-9293 local updated krlch lncd Highlands $1150 lat. last Owner 492-7090 1 tS: & 28f APt. pool, JaUn-j • 2 Bdtmf.2 Bo
• • w/gar $625 call 539-6190 ~ dep 6-46-4511 f Su J -C 2271 , dry fac. From $42"mo. • Central Arr
HHS lllftlretsltttl Besl Ally fee --I ua ••. I s.8-0336 I Conof10n1nro
Geatr1l 2202 Quaint 2bdrm abode 1e::i~ 39;~1b•.~~1Cpe~~IAppea1iOQ3bdrm2b1mod tBR lower walk-in clOMt' •'M:>odt:)ui~
HOUSES·PLEX.ES·LOW w/lutl krlch kid ok $475 $12s0 Carmen 646-7171 I design w/frplc gar $7501 d/w, carPort. sm end yd:' Frt~ ... 'V
RENT1 Area HB CM NB baleony view won't last -kid pet ok 539-6190 Best I no pe1s 369 Avocado I ~=
Call54324981ee I 539-6190bestRltylee 'BIG c.ANYO~ Lg 2Br.j Rltylee • $475mo 631-6155 ·; ·Prrvote~
-_ --2Ba. Dover S 1650/mo -I • WfD Connection E side Costa Mesa 2 Br Sharp house 2Br 1Ba Ow/Brlc 759-0706 Saata Aaa 22IO I 18r, quiel/clM.n, 1 pet$Of1 s
unit wt gar 4 yard $650 enclSd gar crpls & drapes . . only. Go see 1916-C I • Extro sboge
Si•aer I Wilttr tncd pallo w/d rm no I Bluffs 3BR 2' • ba. prime ADULT COMPLEX 2 stry j WaJlace '375 831-3671 • PoOI & c.-. pets S560mo ~ sec I bell view loc $1475/mo condo, 1mmac 2br, ~
l11t1l1 Must stand credit check 760-6097. 9-5 dys t'~ba. pool, So S.A. j lBr, ups. lairs. '390 No I • CIUbhouse With
J&COIS IUl n I 54~~42. 770-~ eASTBLUFF 3 BA, form S575, 540-0374 -rs~\,:fc:.~ ~~ 1~115. Exerase ~ &
PlllP IUIAIUlflT Yrly rental. 2 Br 1 ea. dln·rm, lam-rm. spa, vu. Ttnllltalff I , Sounos l 14/llM na s 6 0 0 I m 0 c 0 as I Open House Fri-Sat-Sun u .. . L-.a 2se5 2Br. 1 ~Ba twnhse, patio, • Tenn.s Court
Propenies673-5o410 1·5 2421 Bunya $1500 a raJI•-It ~ar. pool $625/mo 2310 Handicapped
PRIVATE BEACH HOUSE • mo 962-98171 786-4317 llAlllEWarWCI I . Santa Ana Ave UnlfA~
Ouahly burl! charming ftaat111 EASTBLUFF home 48R 2Br 2,hBa d/w w/d hk-646-68041646-2613 lmmec:lc:rte ~;~~~ 1~n~slg~I~ roo V1U2 2234 I 3ba, lam. rm, 2+ garage, up, gar, ,;plc. s8so .... 2Br 2Ba nr SC Pfza S.A. OCcupancy
Y 98 Modem llv1n 3bdrm 3ba 1 jacuzzi. view, gardener. 5 H B 962-77891960-1193 palio/poollcarporl $695 C.rtaa ••I •11 222Z pool hme chef's galley 10 12 mos S 1350/mo.1 Af. t t t F . llH Pel/ohlld 0 K. 752-5822 ~ ,/J •.,...
2Br 2·~ ba 2 car gar dbl gar kid pel ok $825 ~0·4281 or 548·7415 ' r a I I Uatl $575/mo. 2 Br 2 Ba lrplc :--.::: J
2 1rp1cs & spa s 11001mo 539·6190 Best Alty ree GOUAMET~RENTALS LISN MCI gar. all blt·lns, neai ~
644-0149 or 241·9929 HHt. le1ela --2Zf0 Bui allordable comfort lal1a• 2'05
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and lam rm, 3 car gar & gar kid ok &475 • 111 673-4342 Practlcalty new eutslde ..pea .. ..,,._
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PRIME RET All. SPACE
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pvt ba-ten~ 400 sq ft to 3350 sq ft. gf'n belt 640-1489 Iv ~ S.99 NET Will build to j
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lion 91 & 55 fwya 714 Amte to lfW 28r 1ba 11Pt rw 998-7120
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~Propertf ....................... 1200
Cem1t1 i lala _ ...................... _ 1225
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~ to be Moved ................... 1325
~ Propertf ..... _ ................... 1350
lndumfel Pwopertf --.............. -•• 1375
Lala tor Siie ~--·-·-........ ~ .. 1400 Moble Holne P9rtcs ..................... 1425
Mounblln. o-t ........................ 1450 Or-. Co. .................................. 1500
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Aelcwt Proper1J ....................... _. 1580
T1lne Shlrtng ···--·-·-··-.............. 1580 R.E. ~ ......................... _. 1800
R.E. Wlnted ......................... .-..... 1125
RENTALS
~ Fwnllhed ........................ 2100
~ Unfun1ilhed ................. _ 2200
~ FUm. of Unf. ............... _ 2300
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bought and eold todQ 18 w1th
lllended aate • .,...,...
A blendec:1 rate morticace ta a new
mo~e that OOTere an old
mortea«e and ad•e.noee new funds.
The new mortgage ls used to pay
off the ex1st.lng m.orccace at a
lower r&i.e t.h&n t.he current. market.
rat.e. The lender gi·ant.s t.he new rate
somewhere bet.ween t.he old rat.e
and t.he prevatllng market. rate.
'nle new mont.hly payment. is larger
than tt was preTtoual.y, but not u
high aa current rat.es would
requ.tre. '
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return Ulan t.he old IDOJ1CA411. A
real estate profeeslon.al can «Wde a
bU,J8r to t.hoee properttee where
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20 -Orange County Reel Estate/An AdVerttelrig eupplerrient to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 18 •• 1984
UITl9I AT m IDT -$149,0001 Beautiful ex-
ecutive townhome. Ceramic tlle entry leads to
plush carpet, spacious llving room with dramatic
vaulted celling. 3 large bdrms, 2~ baths. Wrap
around patio overlooking private, landscaped
rear yard. Call to see this home. 546-2313
M Tl 1111 -Abandoned 2 .story + pool!
$112,500. Immaculate condition! Sunshine patio
with lots of brick + BBQ. 963-6767
• • 211&11, Sii,• -E-Z terms. Lowest price In
complex I Perfecat starter~ Prestigious Land-
mark. No new loans, no qualifying. Low down!
Hurry! 963-6767
lltll, HIH, HAILY 1111 -Sharp 4 bdrm, 2
bath Costa Mesa home In move-In condition.
Large corner lot for possible• RV access. In-
cludes wet bar & covered patio. See this "More
For Your Money" home at only $115,9501
646-7171
""'1 IUll llnAIE -Gourmet kitchen!
Massive stone fireplace! Stroll to sandy beach!
Only $152,000. 963-6767
UWI llU RTS -$59,900 total price. Try
$2995 down I 1 bdrm plus den condo. Communi-
ty pool and spa. This will not last. Call nowl
546-2313
rw1 -El II I ~IT -Now you can be an
investor tool ~,at Income producing units
nestled between two condominium complexes.
Good location. front home includes fireplace .
Priced to sell at only $138,0001 S.6-7171
I .. .-rs, uu.--Seller will sell or
exchange. Excellent upside potential. All units
are air conditioned. Three bdrm, 21h bath unit
suitable for owner occupancy. 4 spacious ·2
bdrm, 2 bath Income units. 546-2313
•'T IDT-IWI -Super starter $47,500.
$4, 750 down payment. Ananclng available.
Beautiful double wide mobile home. 2 bdrm, 2
bath. Great complex. Community pool, spa,
clubhouse. 546-2313
U11 UN, ...,..., lbOI -Savel 3 bdrm 2
bath, 3 car garage. Spa. Try $115,0001 Must sell
fast! 546-2313
IDT 11111 YIL•, 114,111 -Two great a&-
sumable loans that total $55,000 with an effec-
tive rate of 1889 than 12%. Two bdrm condo
located In a private, gated community near So.
Coast Plaza. Pool & Spal 646-7171
lllU-. Slt,111 -Beautiful double wide 2
bdrm, 2 bath, only 1 mile to the beach In
Newport. Large corner lot with private front &
rear yards. Great location In a private & quiet
park. Call us toda~I 6.46-7171
tlfLIDa YHI FllDIS -$239,900. Executive 4
bdrm estate! Elegant, gourmet kitchen! Enter-
tainment family room + wet bar, candle llght
dining! 2 massive fireplaces! 3 car garage!
963-6767
EUY ICUll llEUU -Onty 2 blocks to Newport
beaches. Large two story, 4 bdrm, desirable
floor plan. That's great for entertaining.
Sundeck off master suite. Assume $86,000 loan
at 10%. Priced to sell at $158,0001646-7171
CISTI •U FHIPLD -$199,900. Excellent
income potential. Anxious seller wlll hear offers.
546-2313
•1111tm 2 STNY + NIL -$99,900. Separate
in-law quarters! Garden home in excellent con-
ditlonl Wet bar tool Owner sacrlfloel 963-6767
PIUT1lllll UY.at -In Newport Beach! An
elegant home secludtd In one of Newports
finest neighborhoods. Large corner lot with
circular driveway. Excellent floor plan Includes
master suite with atrium, formal dining & famlly
room. Ivan Wells built home for only $285,000.
646-7171
IENISEISU Ull UY .... -Assumable
financing wlth $20,000 down. Priced under mar-
ket at $169,000. Large living room, sunny
atrium. Modern kitchen. Breakfast room. Famlly
room wlth wet bar. 2 giant bdrms. Call now.
546-2313
IUT PllOI Illa INTI -$124,900. 4 bdrm.
Famlly room, brick fireplace. Air conditioned.
Clean and neat. 54e-2313
1700 Newport Blvd., CM.
2790 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
1030 Brookhurst, H.B.
646-7171
546-2313
963-6767
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llHTllaM Y1EW ..... n -NEWPORT
BEACHI Catalina, ocean, mountains and night
light v1ews seen from living room. dining room,
master bdrm and glassed-In hot tub! Enter this
Eastbluff 3 bdrm, 2~ bath home by way of
private electronic control gate and courtyard
wlth fabulous gazebof Fee land! Only $329,0001
Call for private showlngl 963-6767
1EW Ul11m -$93,0001 Absotutely beautiful
garden homer New carpeting + fresh pain11
Excellent location! Perfect starterl 963-6767
NIUIW. 111IDJ1• 1•1111• •1•11 -1
acre of absolutefy Indescribable botanical gar-
dens + waterfall + greenhouse flt for a king!
Exotic tropical setting! Beautiful mini-ranch
complete wlth skyullght, wlne room, flrepltl Truly
unique at $180,000. 963-6767
ITIEU lT 11..,_ -This Is priced at $157,000.
Greenbrook Camelot Model. Vaulted oeNtng In
living room. Famlty room wlth skytlghte. Formal
dining. 4 huge bdrms, large master leads to
covered patio. A steal at this price. Call quick.
546-2313
WT1111, nt,111 -Lease option. 2 bdrm condo
wlth 2 car garage. Includes pool & apa. A perfect
starter for the young couple. Thie atttacttve
home Is available to purchase or leue option to
flt buyers needs. Call for detalle. 646-7171
..,..., mst, UllUT WL -Also the lowest
priced 4 bdrm In the track. Two story 21..i bath
with wet bar. Enjoy the executive Hfestyle at a
very low price of only $179,900. CaJI for Infor-
mation today. 646-7171. .
W11m 4_.,1114,111 -Large llvlng room.
Fireplace. Family room. at'~ht kltchen. Break·
fast area. End unit. Community pool, IP8 and
tennis. You can't do any better. Cati nowt
546-2313
..,., 11111 •T• - 3 bdrm mint estate!
Impressive family room with maaatve ttreplecel
Wood plank floors & bay windows! PrtVate
sunshine garden bath off romantic meeter suite.
963-6767
1.mu .. Liii ... --Beautifully re-
modeled country kl!chen. Highly upgrtlded wtth
French Bay window & French docn. Thia 3 bdriri
plus den home Is Just glowtng with wmth &
comfort. Better see thla today. UU8t lllt9d at $129,500.848-7171