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Home My WebLink About1984-07-21 - Orange Coast Pilot'I -· -~ ------ • t I I ' Former Olympian Jim Ryun assesses the U.S. ch ancesfor medals Jn the 1.500-meterrun. See Page Bl . County Garden Grove pollce con- tend with a 'break-In' at their headquarters./ A2 California San Ysidro residents are feeling the strain of this week's massacre at a neighborhood McDonald's./A3 Nation Miss America Vanessa Wiiiiams declines com- ment on officials' request for her resignation./ A3 Alton Coleman, one of the FBl's 10 most-wanted men, Is captured In llll- nols./ A3 World A roc'ket-propelled grenade damaged the Soviet Embassy com- pound In Beirut Friday night, but caused no cas- ualties./ A3 Memories of World War II remain strong In the Soviet Union, where almost everyone can tell of loslng at least one close relative./ A4 Religion The first Vietnamese Lutheran Church of America celebrates a first anniversary in Garden Grove next month./88 Sports Marina High's Gigi Zosa, who trains In Huntington Beach, will compete for the Canadian women's Olympic gymnatics team. /81 The courts have been drawn Into the Finn Class controversy to determine the Olympic representa- tlve./82 Play-by-play announcer Dick En berg wlll return for selected Angels' games next season./83 Entertainment Peggy lee has bounced back triumphantly from Broadway's rejection of her autoblographlcal show./810 Youth Orange County youths wins honors and awards for their endeavors./87 INDEX Bridge California Newt Claulfled Comics Crouword Horoecope NatlonaJ Newt Public Notlcel AMl&tat• Rellglon Spon1 TetevtllOn Theattr• WMther WottdN.- Youth .l 811 A3 C3-5 8 11 C5 C4 A3 C2-3 01-24 8&-7 81-5 88 98-10 A2 A3 87 Pair faces pimping charge: Investigators say husband, wife team ran prostitution ring from FV home By PHU. SNEJDERMAN Ot the Dellr .......... Huntington Beach police arrested a Fountain Valley husband and wife on Friday, charging that the pair ran a prostitution rina involving 20 women and hundreds of male customers Vice Sgt. Michael Biggs said ...J Mantyn Ford. 44, and her husband Jon Borowiec. 24. were arrested Fnday afternoon on susp1c1on of "pimping." a charge made against someone who allegedly arranges or derives money from prostitution services Biggs said anvcsttgators believe the husband and wate have been arrang- I .Cont Plau r WARNER u O'EGO FAIR < UJ en HUNTINGTON ADAMS AVE BEACH : GROUNDS 0 NEWPORT BEACH ' Balboa mg prosutution since January 1984 from their home on La Tiel'TI Circle m Fountain Valley. He said there was no indication acts of pros11tut1on were takma pla~ al the home. however. Biggs alleged &hat Ford and Borowiec worked by telephone to arrange meetings between prostitutes and customers. He claimed the pros- titutes would meet their customers in hotels or at the men's homes, where payment would bc made and the acts of prosmuuon would take place. UC/RV/NE The vi~ cktective'said the pro5U· tutes allegiedly would lake the pay. men& to the Fountain Valley couple and would be pennitted to keep a portion of iL Biggs wd Huntinston 8eacb of- ficers, assisted by Fountain Valley police, obtained a search warranl and entered the couple's home on June 28. He said officers found records with lhe names of prostitutes and cu~ 1omers.. along Wlth checks made out 10 Marilyn Ford or with the name left blank. He claimed the checks were payment for prost1tut1on services. The map deplcta the route the Olympic Torch will take through the Orange Coast on la way to Loe Angeles. Torch moving into Olympic country Slated to enter county near San Clemente on Friday afternoon By JERRY HIRSCH OllMO.., .......... Now that the Olympic Torch ts in Cahfom1a, edging its way to the Orange Coast. the Los Angeles Olym- pic Organizing Committee has an- nounced what members believe 1s the fi nal route of the Olympic Torch and the estimated times it will pass through the county. The torch 1s expected to enter· Orange County near San Clemente on Wednesday. July 25, at 3:35 p.m. The relay runners will be accom- panied by two California Highway Patrol cars, a Secret Service car. an ambulance and an auto can;ing two miner's lamps containing the Olym- pic flame. More than 150 runners will carry the torch for more than 100 miles through about 20 Orange County communities. "II really 1s lhc world's longest parade. 4.000 miles at 8 miles per hour from New York City to the Coliseum," said Steve Gould of Pacific Telephone, which along with AT&T 1s coordinating the event. The flame 1s earned 18 hours a da) and the relay is tamed so that it amves al the Los Angeles Memorial Col- iseum just in time for opening Reggie's car all here in a gigantic jigsaw Why did they do this to my car?' he aSked= upon identlfyin the parts for NB police BJ JERRY HIRSCH °' .... ~ ......... Newp_on Beach poli~ recovered all of Cahfomia Angel slugcr Regu: Jackson's beloved Porsche and put the pieces on display in back of the pobce Slabon Friday afternoon Police recovered the m~or body parts of the Porsche on Thursday evemna stored in the basement of a Huntington Beach homet On Wednesday, they recovered the ensine and tnnsm1SSton to the cus- tom Ponche 930 Turbo W\th the hcenx plate number "Ju 44•· at a ~led storqt yard in Fount.am Valley. And last month they found the chaSSJs sawed into three ptcce:s in an 1ndusUial area of Fountain Valley. H1ghway a little more than a month ago. When he went to 1dcnufy his car pans at the station Fnday, Jackson said, "Why did tht'y do this to my car?'' according to police. who ~1d the sluger passed out autc>1raphed baseballs to show his apprtt1ation for the pohce department's effort Police also recovered the pans to four other complete Porches rct><>rted stolen from Newpon Beach m the past two months and found uwrtcd ~ to 1wo more of the fancy ~rman 1pons can. accord1na to Detective Jeff Cantrell. who headed the 1nvestiption. He said mcmben of the thef\ rin& planned to ~build t.he cars mto un1denufiablc auto& and xii them f~ betv.ttn SI 0,000 and S l 5,000 each ceremonies on the afternoon of July 27, he said. "It has to be on time The Games can't begm wtthout It. The flame signals the start of the games." Gould explained. Organizers arc expecting big crowds to line the Orange County streets the torch will travel on. "There were crowds even in the s~I}' populated areas of the coun- t!). so we exJ>C(:t a big turnout here." Gould said "Also. ti will be JUSt a few da)S before tht' Olympics by then and everybody will be thank.mg about the Games.·· he added. Throughout the rcla). torch run- ners are accol)'lpanicd b) cxpcnenccd long-distance runners who can bclp out 1f the torch runner gets ured. The expcnenccd runners had to be able to run a 5-minute mtlc and a 2- hour. 50-mmutc marathon 10 quaJ1f) for the 1ob Gould sa)s most people don't rt'ali.u how hard the torch run 1s. ·•1t ts really eit haustang to run one lolometcr. six-tenths of a mile, with a ~··-pound torch B) the end of the run. il feels like 50 pounds:· Gould said The bronze and leather torches use propane gas to keep the flame ah"e Each torch will bum for about 25 minutes. but most runners complete the kilometer an less than I 0 minutes The follov. 1n1t is the tcntat1"e rout<' (Plea.e .ee TORCB/A2) • The Hwninsion Beach de1CC'\ivc also said ofrteen inttrocl)ted pbo calJs from prostlt\ates aod cu1 &omen while they were io the foucnai" Valley home.He "d tbt aliepd prostitution nna operau:d lhrouab referrals from one customer to 1no1bcr. rather than throuah ad ~ertising. Set. Bias said Ford and Borowiec ..-ere both placed in Huntin&to Beach C11y Jail in lieu of$2.S,000 bail 81115 said no ancsts of C'US10nle'r$ or prostitutes involved tn the alleged nng are anticipated. Arson likely in blaze at refuge A smoldcnng I I-acre brush fire in a wildlife refuse Within Fountain VaJ.. ley's Mile Square Part on Frida]. ts believed lo have been set by juveniles, firefighters said. Three juveniles. aced 14 to 16, were seen fleeing into a housina tract KroSS Euclid A venue on bikes .. without ~for traffic. They jU51 beelmed 1t. Battalion Chief Paul Summers said. See Photo./ A2 Most of the arumals withm the cbappa.ral -including thru foxes andapackofwjldcats-Oedtbc 1:30 p.m . blaze unscathed, parki ranger Kathy McAJpme said. "They arc probably at somebody's pool party by now.·· Summers 1ok.cd. County shenfrs dtputics are in- vestigating the arson, but as of Friday night they had not lpj)rehcnded any suSpectS. Sum men said. Smoke and Oames from the lons- buming bla:u. controlled by about 32 firefighters around 3:30 p.m .. caused traffic tic ups around Euchd and Edin~ Streets and was vts1ble about five miles away. authorities sa1d. No acctdcnts 9t'Cf'C reported. Burrowmg owls. rabbits. opossums and other chapparaJ crcaturn hvc within the undeveloped area. oon- tamed bv an 8-foot fence that some- umes 1s frequented by transients and youngsters, McAlpinc said. "We haven't found any points of entry ... the ranger said. She couldn't esumate the cost of rcplanung. but said 80 pcreent of the ground cover was charred. Before the park's development about 12 years ago. the area had been used as a practice field for Mannes. she said. Super Sunday Brunch Guide See Page 85 -~24! ~ ,~t, _r -·~- . -......... _ ...Q~~;.:J. -.. ............ ~ ..... Jackson·s $65,000 Pol"lt'he wa stolen from an front of 1 Ncwpon Beach restaurant o n Pacific Coast Newport pohot arrested John 0 f.bcrhan. 40. of Costa Mesa Wcdne ~ (Pleue Me PORSCHS/ A2) Newport Beacb police Det. Jeff Cantrell ua.mlnea remaloa of Jacbon'• Ponclle. \ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 1984 Daily Pilot Photos By Ernest Coleman :~Crews fight ·--brush fire . .. ;·Fountain Valley Fire- : flehtera doused what hae come to be the annual bruah Ore in Mile Square Park Friday afternoon, a blaze reportedly set by teen-agers that forced animal• from a wildlife refuge and cauaed a traffic jam on neighboring atreeta. The atubbom blaze tn denae pampaa gr&N kept 32 flreflghtera busy for aev- eral hours. CONTINUED STORIES crowdt. and tt"'Y Wltbe doing thet. ~~~ttyptn~ f()mla." ~TO&n Barritt, NewYOt'k ~ for Ute ll>OMOf'lna A~ Te&ephoM & Telegraph Co. J. Mattman Security of Futterton hu been hired by AT&T to keep \ TORCH MOVING TOWARD OC ••• From Al the torch will take through the Orange Coast Thr torch will enter the count\ Wednesday July 25 at ( m11an1to<, Dnve and Del Pres1dentc near ~an ("lemente at about 3 15 p m It goc'> up Del Pres1den1e to \ alenc1a then tums onto El Camino Rral in Capistrano Beach. It then goc'> up Dohen> Park Road to Camino Capistrano at about 4·55 p.m. Then 1t goes right onto Del Oh1spu Street. left at Onega H1ghwav. left back on Camino Capistrano and then nght onto Del Obispo. T he torch next goes nght on Pacific C'oast H1ghwa> through Dana Pc>1nt. 5outh Laguna. Laguna Beach :ind inw Ncwpon Beach. pas<,ing through Corona dcl Mar at about 9 p m fhr Corona del Mar C hambcr of < om- mercc will hnc PCH with .\mencan flags and IS COCOUrag1ng spectator\ to bring flashlights to 11lum1natc the way. The rcla~ then takcc; a right turn at Newpon Center Dnve at about 9· 15 p.m. and then goes right onto Santa Rosa Dnve and nght on ~an Joaquin Hills Road Pan fie Mu t u:i I <. orp. and the In me Co. arc encouraging spectators to gather at the comer of Newpon Center and Santa Rosa starting at 7 30 p m. for a h ve band and speeches b' c1t\ officials. ·The flame goes on San Joaquin past \1acArthur Boulc,ard at about 9:55 p.m. and left onto San Miguel Drive. There 1s a left tum onto Ford Road. nght on MacAnhur. n ght at Umver- slly Dnve in Irvine at about 10:40 p.m and then nght on Campus Dnve. kft on Culver Drive past Mason Regional Park and then left on L1n1vers1t~ The torch goes nght on Campus. left on Jamboree Road at about 11 0 5 pm. right on PCH. right on-Do,, er Drl\ e to Westcl1fT Dnve at about I:! 10 am It goes n ght on In me ·henue. nght on Bnstol Street and comes to a rest at Red Hill ~venue ior the evening at I: IO a.m. The entourage will go to the Orange C ounty Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa, where the flame will spend the rest of the night. On the morning of Thursday. July :!6 the torch "'ill travel up Bristol, ')tarting at 6 a m pa-;t the South Coast Plaza 1n Co~ta Mella. It will go n~ht on Warner Avenue, left on Redhill at about 6:45 a.m.. left on lrvme Boulevan.I al about 7:50 a.m .. le ft on Newport Boulevard, left on First Street and into Santa Ana about 8 a m. It the n goes nght on Flower Street. left on 17th Street. right on Bnstol. left on Glassell A venue to Chapman Avenue, nght on Main St reet. right on Ora ngewood A venue, righ t on State Coll ege Boulevard at about I 0 a.m. The flam e will take a left to Brookhurst Street and go south, nght on Garden Grove Boulevard, nght on Beach Boulevard at about 11 :30 p.m. 10 Katella A venue. The torch goes west on Katella to Valley View Street at about 12.:!5 p.m It turns north Lincoln A venue to Beach at about I p.m., left on Beach through Knoll's Berry Farm to La Palma A venue to Harbor Boulevard, left on Harbor, nght at Brea Boulevard. lefi on Imperial Highway about 4:45 p.m., left on Beach. left to Rosecrans and then heads on into Los Angeles County and on to the final leg of the rela} PORSCHE IS ALL HERE IN PIECES •.. From Al da\ JI lht· l-ounta1n Vallt·~ storage •<ml and Jre uin'ltknng filing l:harge\ againc;t 1"'0 more su'ipects. C antrell c;a1d "We t>chcve he wa~ the ringleader of the Por.,chc theft nng operat1ns in Newport Reach:· the detelltH' said Eberhan 1s charged w11h posscs1on of '>tolcn rropert} He 1s being held w1 thou1 hail because he 1s on parole from an 18-month sentence following hie; con1. 1ct10n on '>1m1lar charges stemming from a I Q82 theft n ng in Anaheim. Poli<:e do not have enough evidence lo charge Eberhart with i rand theft and the} don't beltt\e h<.' was the person who phvs1call> tool. the spons can .. Cantrell sa id. That o,uspcct. who poltce declined to name pcndmg positive fi ngerpnnt 1dcnt1fka11on, 1s believed to be an accomplice of Eberhart's m the .\nahe1m thefts a nd stan ed a 16- month pnson sentence 1n C'h1 no at the begin mg of July. Cantrell said. Police believe the second suspecfs fingerpnnts will tum up on the Porsches they confiscated and took to the police station. Cantrell said. I\ third suspect also may be Ch81Jed with involvement in the theft n ng. Police. however. have determined the man who allowed Ebcrhan to store the car parts in the basement of his Huntington Beach home did not I.now the) ma) have been stolen. Cant rell -;aid Cantrell c;a1d he believes the n ng was responsible for the thefi of at least six Porsches from in fro nt of several res)O uran1s on Pacific Coast High way All of the cars -except for Jackson·s -were taken o n week days. during daylight hours, while the owners 'Nert' inside the restaurants eating. he said. The break 1 n the case came from the publicity surrounding the theft of Jackson's auto. The police received tips from an mmate at Oran&eCounty Jail and from some citizens. Cantrell said ORANGE COAST Clrcua.Uon 714/M2..a33 Oalty Piiot Def Ivery It Ouarante.d ~-"'dav f11Clay If tOU do not ,,... VO<lf pace< t7't' • lO~ m ca•""'°"' lpm .,,,, yflUI c,.,.,.,, .,,. 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M,._Mlil• Sudden 'break-in' strikes police HQ By the Associated Pre11 An "unhappy customer'' bashed in the glass front doors of Garden Grove police headquaners Friday with a ure iron and was arre!>ted after a foot chase. officers said Eduardo Fehpe Vega. 2:!, of Gar- den Grove suffered superficial wounds when bitten by a pursuing pohce dog but refused medical treat- ment. said Sgt. Bruce Beauchamp. He called Vega "another unhappy cus- tomer." "He was d1ssat1slied with our serVlce." Beauchamp said. ''. .. It was the fact that his uncle's car had been stolen a couple of weeks ago.. and according to him we haven't done anything about 11." He ~id poli ce have taken a report on the theft and begun an invest1ga- t1on. "'but so far we haven't recovered It.•• . Around I: 15 a.m., both front doors were shattered with a tire ·iron. No one was in the lobby at the time, but officers heard the noise and gave chase. Other offi cers in the parking lot w11h Nick. the police dog. JOtned m the chase. 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The other woman was left behind unharmed. Laos agrees to joint ucavatlon WASHINGTON -President Reagan. callmJ pnsoners of war "the bravest of the brave," said Fnday that he was workinJ with Korea. V 1etnam and Laos to account for I 0,6 77 American soldiers still missing from two Asian conflicts. In a South Lawn ceremony attended by relatives of POWs and former prisoners, the president announced that Laos bas agreed to a joint excavation of the site ofa combat aircraft crash during the Vietnam War. He said there was also new information from Korean War veterans about possible grave sttes ID South Korea and efforts arc being made to e"'hume those sites Men rob bank, Dee In copter VALLEY VIEW. Texas-Five men armed wnh automatic weapons and clad m beige Jumpsuits robbed a bank here Friday, then fled in a helicopter into Oklahoma, and authorities say they might have been the same bandits who pulled a similar heist 1n Loumana ID February. A police dragnet spread across Oklahoma for the men. who swoo~d down on the Valley View National Bank at about 9:30 a m. and robbed It w1thou1 finnga shot. The Jct Rangcrcoptcr- stolen m Galveston -touched down later 10 Leon. Okla .. just long enough to dump some empty cash boxes. h then disappeared again. pohce said. Judges sue for their salary WASHINGTON -Six federal banltruptc) Judges on Frida)' sued 1he head of a federal Jud1c1al office who docsn ·1 want to pay 1he1r salaries because he believes the new Law creaung their posts 1s unconst1tutionaJ. The bankruptcy courts were thrown mto disarray last week when President Reagan and Wilham E. Foley, director of Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, concluded that a two-week-old bankruptcy law was technically flawed. The) suggested that Congress had, in effect. reappointed the 200 bankruptcy judges after their terms had expired under a previous law that expired June 27 Congress is barred constitutionally from appomtmg,judges. Rev. Moon'• prison term to begin DANBURY. Conn. -The Rev. Sun Myung Moon met with lcadersofh1s Unification Church on Fnday, delaymg until the final hours the beainnmg of his 18-month federal prison sentence for tax evasit>n. The 64-year-old Korean religious leader had not surrendered at the Danbury pnson by 5 p.m. when the staff for processmg new prisoners left for the weekend. However, Warden Dennis Luther said the pnson would be able to process Moon into the med1um- sccunty facility up until the midnight deadline imposed by a federal judge Former Ju•tlce takes Interior post WASHINGTON -Former California Supreme Court Jusuce Frank K Richardson was sworn m Fnda)' as sohctor of the In tenor Department, a post that makes him the agency's top legal officer and th1rd-rankmg official. The new solicitor said he would seek to reduce the burden of court cases facing the department Governor ntres three bills SACRA.MENTO-Go'. George Deukme11an \etoed bills Fnday dealing with p(e-need fu11eral arrangements. a ch 1ld development factlaty at Palo Verde Communtt) College. and a tax break for farmers. The Republican governor said he vetoed the funeral bill. AB502 by Assemblyman Lou Papan. D- Millbrae. because 1t had no legislative committee hearings: the Palo Verde Community College bill, AB278 I by Assemblyman Steve Clute. D-Rivers1de. because he said the project should be reviewed in the budget process along with other pro1ects competmg for st.ate funds; and the farmers' tax bill, SB1278 b' Sen. Henry Mello. D-Watsonvtllc. because he was concerned with a revenue loss to the state ofS36 mtllion a year by 1989. and the pressure 1t would create 10 extend similar treatment to other mdustnes DeLorean Informant sought 'reward•' LOS ANGELES-A government agent disclosed for the first ume Fnda~· that the key mformant m the John De Lorean case demanded "a percenta.gc · of the m1lhons that could be seized if De Lorean was arrested 1n a dru' deal. The defense 1mmed1ately accused the government of misconduct for withholding this mformation until after informant James Timothy Hoffman's cross- cxamina11on testimony was completed. Drug Enforcement Admin1strauon aaent William Waters testified that Hoffman had sought thousands of dollars 10 "rewards" o ne day before the first meeting in which ne was to mention drugs to De Lorean on videotape. Bandits raid armored car UKIAH -Authont1es searched for clues Fnda) m the "vet")' v.ell orchestrated" raid on an armored car that was peppered with bullets by bandtts who stoic 15 bags of money and fled ID a pair of aging pick ups. Investigators from the state De~rtmcnt of Justice amved in Ukiah on Friday to help the FBI and local authonties look for fingerprints or other evidence in the robbery vehicles. The pickups were purchased 1n the past several days from private sellers 1n Santa Rosa and Penngrovc for cash "in the neighborhood of about S 1.000 each." said a Mendocmo County shenffs spokesman. PUC repeats Pacinc rejection SAN FRANCISCO -The California Pubhc Utilities Commission has · reaffirmed its rejection of Pacific Power & Light Co. 's attempt to charge 32.000 Northern California customers for costs of abandoned nuclear plants m Oregon and Washmgton. The PUC. which in May rejected the utilitv's request to pass along $2. 74 million m costs to Cahfomia ratepayers. said Friday n had denied a rehearing on a 4-1 vote. "h1lc approving a $6 7 million rate mc~ase for the company. SovJet embauy attacked In Belrut BEIRUT. Lebanon -A rocket-propelled grenade fired from a rooftop about 100 yards away hit the Soviet Embassy compound 10 west Beirut Fnda)' night. causing damage but no casualues, police said. A telephone caller said later the embassy was a ''Soviet espionage center" and such attacks would continue unless the Soviets stopped "mterfering in Lebanese internal pol111cs " Troop• conduct •weep tor guerrilla• SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador -About 2.000 troops began sweepmg an area north of the capital Fnday for guerrilla hideouts, but there were no immediate rcpons of fiJ!ttmg. A military spokesmlln, who asked anonym11\ for security reasons, said troops from two U.S.-trained battalions began th e operation in the early mornina around El Paisanal, 22 miles north of San Salvador. The leftist rebels have made a series ofattacks m the area ID recent weeks. Britain says no to U.S. mluUa LONDON -Pnme Mm1sttr Margaret Thatcher has re JCCted an approach by the U.S. government to deploy Minutemen II missiles w11h convcn110nat warheads in Britain. to boost NATO's deep stnke capab1lit> apinst Warsaw Pact airfields. Questioned in Parliament by an11-nuclcar Labor Pany legislators Thursday about reports of th~ U.S. proposal. Mrs. Thatchrr said 1n a wnttcn reply. "The su~t1on that convcnuonally armed Minutemen boosters m11h1 be deployed 1n Bntam 1s neither aarced NA TO str111y nor official United tatcs pohcy. It 111 not under cons1dcrat1on b) the nush aovemment •• Nlcarataa doan 't opJHMe c.luudl ROME -N1cara1ua said Friday it is not opposed to the the Roman Catholic Chu~h. and defended the Sandinista ao~cmmcnt's dttisK>n to etpel 10 fortlan pnests. "They wett lcuJly pcnali1ed for tbc•r political act1vny and for 1nttnerc:ntt 1n the internal afTl1rs of the countf):· the N1caf'l1Uln statement '81d of th<' pnem. expelled Jul)' 9 after .. \:1na part 1n a march 1n suppon oft he Rrv. Luis AmAdo Peno, who is confined 101 Managua sem1na~ Pfnd1n11nvcstipt10n of aC'tuut1on\ that he aided counttr-rtvolullonanc'I ---~-~~ .. Alton Coleman. riaht, one of the FBI'• "Moat Wanted" men, la eacorted to a waf tiq car after Illa arreat Friday in Dllnoia. Demo duo see.ks to.debate Reagan Mondale, Ferraro call for series of six tough debates SAN FRA~CISCO CA Pl -Waller F. Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro opened their Democratic campaign against President Reagan on Fnda), calling form. specialized. hard-nosed debates. "Let's see who's go1 It and who doesn't." Mondale said. But al the White House. Chief of Staff James A.. Baker Ill said 1ha1 while Reagan .. looks forward 10 debatmg the Democratic nommcc on reasonable 1crms at a reasonable 41me" the challenge for half a dozen debates "cannot be taken senously." The Democratic proposal. Baker said, "1s ob\ iously a partisan Lactic IDtended to focuse attention on words. no1 acttons -on promises uttered, m debates ra1her than on proven records ... Mondale "as headmg bad, to Mmnesota on Fnda). and Mr, Fer- raro to Ne" York Before he departed. Mondale met ~1th the Re' Jesse Jackson. n\'al turned supporter Jackson said 1ha1 \l.h1le he did no1 "ant .. a formal relat1onsh1p" \'1th Lhe campaign. he ~ould be ofTrnng "ad" 1sc and coun-seling·· "We'll ha'e an access that's suffi- cient," he said Jackson said 'l.1ondak's lOD\ en- uon statements about eodmg the L .S covert actt' 111es ID "'1caragua "was greeted "1th grea1 enthusiasm:· among h1!> delegates Howe,er. he said. 1ha1 "more focus on Jobs and Job tram1ng would h\e been much more ms pi rings." The Democratic 11cket's last cer- emonial function here was the tra- d111onal post<onvenuon meeting of the Democratic National Commmee It was an upbeat session. even though the Democrats knov. Mondale is underdog 10 Reagan "This will be a verv unusual campaign:· said Ms. Ferraro "We'll tell 11 hke 11 is We'll make no false promises Mondale's polls1er told reporters Fnda~ that results of a post<onven· t10n sun l'\ "ere "unbelievabh pos111ve ·· After four days of fron'1 page stones and four mghts of pnme- tlme television. candidates generall) mo' e upward m post-convention polls. "The 1racl1ng polls last mpu Ju mped 10 points m the pos111ve categol) after his <Mondale's) speech," Mondale pollster Peter Hart said. Trackmg polls are taken over se~eral days so analysts can mterpret trends. "Now the campaign 1s underwa). Mondale told the DNC "The ques- tion is: v.hat will be the purpose and the approach of th ts campaign" W1ll 1t be dedicated to pubhc relations and PR l11m flam? "Arc we going to go to the Amencan people with shck advertis- ing that tells them things that the) arc soing to d1sm1ss because the~ kno~ It 1s puff el)" .. Mondale asked Reagan won't hike taxes for . e~eryone Townf olk feel strain off ast-f ood massacre Counselors report nightmares, other ills as gawkers congregate outside McDona ld 's SA.N Y~IDRO -Ga\' lo.rr'> <,1pped soft drink<, rnda\ outside lhc fa<;t- food re.,taurant 1ha1 bet·ame a human slaughtc.-hou'ie The \'Omen'-; club dell\ered food to '1c11m<.' fam1lle<, .\nd Monsignor Frank .\ldasoro prepared 10 bu~ the dead Rrs1d1.·n1s of this lo"'·incuml'. predom1Danth H1<;pan1c bordrr to\\n of 14 000 ""ert' feeling the stratn ot becoming 1hr \Ill' of 1he wors1 onc:- da' mass murdrr 1'~ a .-.ingle gunman ID l ~ h1SIOI"\ Jame~ 011\ l."T Hubert' an un· rmplo~ed r,rcunt~ guard. lilied ~O peoplr in a )hootmg rampage Wedncsda) at a McDonald's res· tauran1 near h1~ home btfore a poht'e sharpshooter killed him .\nother '1ct1m du~d later at a hosp11al and l ~ people v.ere 1n1ured The fast-food rt'~taurant ha'> bN'n clo~ c.incr the: sla' 1ngs. but com· pan) oflic1als have ..aid the' plan to reopen C\COIUalh "People are ha' 1ng 1rouhll 'kq1. mg. ha' 1ng n1ghtman·s '111mJl h problems. high 1mtab1ht\ ~u11t:· said Edith ~ne a social \\Mio.er at a tempora~ counseling ct•ntl'r a1 Sunset School."~ e're C\pet ung lid<. are gom1 to be act mg more bab' l\h. clinging to 1he1r parent\ People IA.Ill be struggling for a wh1k · Police ~pokesman 8111 Rotiin,on \Sid "There se-emc. to bed prc.-dom1· nant fcehna of helplessness· .\cross lO"n at Our Lad' of\toun1 Carmel Chul'C'h. o\ldasoro JU&aled phones as he consolro families of shooting '1cttms and helped arranse funerals for "<,e'en or e1&hl'' of hi' pansh1one~ k11lro at Mc~'nald's ··~ <' tf'\ to do the best "e can for C\ C'f'\ bc.ld\ anJ cheer 1hem up and till 1hr '3cuum ('rea1ed 1n each fam1h .. he '81d "lots of people offerC'd 1hc1r Oral\t)I Co at DAILY PILOT/S lurCllly. J\lb' 21, 114 Al • Police capture fugitive sough • • 1n crime spree 2 EVANSTON, Ill. (AP> -fuait1~e AJton C olcman. souaht b) authont1cs ID a bloody. six-week cnme 5prec throu1h the Midwest, w:is ordered held Fnda) on a S2S million caw bond houl'l after he was a~ted in a ~uburban Chic•go park. The 28->ear-old fucit1n·. made a !.pec1al addmon last v.ct'll. to the FBl'5 "I 0 Mos1 Wanted List." ~a~ '>polled b)' an Evanston pohce detective about noon as he and a female companion. Debra Brown 19, ~t 1n a ro" of blcache~ facma ~' eral basketball coum Coleman had a knife 10 h1~ pod.el and another hidden 1n a boot and ~h Brown had a 38.-cahber revoher in her pu~. but the couple oOered no rts1stance police $Sid. Coleman had been ~ouitht ID con- nceuon with s1x murd~andC\' ~ was arttsttd. authontte:S _ him a suspecl m a tc'\'tnth - retired bu~messman .,ho body found m a road 1de ditch nonb Indianapolis. The \ ictim's car reco,ered Fnda} 1n Evan ton, FBJ s.a1d l s \.1a&i~tr.llt Carl e. USS ordered the $25 million full ~ bond. )l)'tng that bC'causc of QI· eman. ••ttm nation. this commui, has been under a sci,1e .. under a of terror. not kno" in& v.here the 1 '1ct1m m11ht be.'' I ~h. Bro~n was to be amugn~ ~ Frtda\ Polin: were upped tb11 Cole~ was 1n the arta b)' a childhood frii who reco n1~ed him walkint thro· 1he subu~·s downtown business 1nct. ~1d ( mdr Ernest Jacobi. ,.. .. • I \ . Miu America Vanesa& WlJUama (left) and nmner-ap Suzette Charle.. Iii• New Jeney, who would replace Wllllama lf ahe gives up her crown. Officials ask queen to surrender crown .\TLAl\ITIC l IT\. r--J I \Pl - \.11ss .\mc:nca I Q84. \ aOl''-<.a ~ 11- hams. "a" asked b~ pageanl offil'IJI<. Fnda~ to rc:<,1gn \\1th1n thm.• da's because she posed for nude photll- graphs 1n 1nnmatc po'>1t1om \I.Ith another woman Wilham-; the first blad. to "ear the crov.n, "'ould be the lir\l ol the :-- pageant "'inner; 10 step down said .\lbert .\ \1arls Jr. e\ecutl\c: d1r\'l- 1or of th\' pageant Ruic' ('Jll tor ~ 1lhams 11.i ht· replaet·d 1'' rir't runner-up 'u1ettt: Chari<'' \I"' 'l'W Jerw' v. ho 1s also blad. Official\ c;a1d the' tool.. the: a, t lln becau\e shr '1olated a moral<. dJu-.t 1n her rontract b' posing for tht photo'>. 10 be published 1n thl· ~p1embcr issue of Prn1hvu'><.' maga- zine \.1arl' ..aid he "'3" wnlilknt \\ J. ,., ........... Jame. OllTer Huberty ~n tCC\ and help·· Dozenc. of peopk milled 1'uh1Jr the rcstauran1 Fnda\. lha111ng anJ dnnl..tn@ c.oti dnnl..s 10 \la' \Olli a' traffic .... C'll'\ c.h,lUIN "Come on' l ri·, go•·· 10 l("('I' thin,.., mo' 1ng ~1 urll\ ttuardc. f'atrnlll'\1 "-1t !Xmald'' flJrl..1n2 lot liamc, \\OUld g1'e up ht'r title. If ~he refus\·~ he said ... We "'111 cr0&s that bndgt· when "e come to 11 " ~ 1lllams ~I. of M1ll"ood. N.Y .. refu~·d 10 speal 10 reporters" hen she arn,cd 1n 'ew York from Little Rod ~rl \1arl..s said \\ 1lhams called rum after a rt'porter asled her about the photos. and pageant officials spoke "nh her on Monda\ .. <ihC" told us some nude photo- g.raph' haJ been talen \es. she ~d \ht' "J' \l'm he "as tearful to the rrnnl I h\\tencs. · he said Her mother. Helen ~ 1lhams. said. I m d1'3ppomted (\\Ith the de-- ll'>lllnl 1 leel Vanessa's bten nothing hut a line example For someone to tondemn her for somethmg that haprx·ncd two ~ears ago she was mul h \t,unger ·· Personal • IDCOIDe juinps a1nid rates war 5, The \~~odal~d Press \ni.•rit.in' pe-r<.onal tn(Ome rose 1 ~ JX'fH'nl 10 June lhe ( ommercr Dt·rartml·n1 \Std Fnda' amid a ~?fl"' '"II "ar among bank!,'10 ofTcr the h 1ghl·c,1 '1l·lds on c;,a' mgc. In 1t\ rC'port. the l ommerce 9r· ranmen1 .. aid consumption spendin@ eJLZed up n ~ percent 1n June much 1t~v. n l ha n "a' c 'rx·lled and ~harph l"l " lhl I I pcn.·en1 ad\ancc 1n \1J l " n;.11wnal 'ia' tng'i rate boun~ 1p 111 ti I f'{'rcent from Ci ti pe~ru in \J,I\ 1 hC' ( ommt'n'c rkpartment report v.a' ~·n h' anal\'it~ as another 'il$n 1he ('('onom' "3'-modenu1na from 1t., rapid grcm th pace 1n the fif'.\t quaner hut ,1111 C\pand1na brisk!), Negotiators try to avert postal wal~out ~ h1) ,-ould a k for an)'thtna mon.•"" ~ud pn"ate c-conom1't Allen 'iina1 ,1f1er heanna the tatc~t rcpen. \' h1ch folluv.ed a ~tnna of ftautcs 1nJ1cat1ng \tmng arowth and Ip.rt' 1nflat1 on ·· \II 10 all 1t s~t~ con'u h:a' <' plent~ of reasons to be pnl1y \311!.fieJ wtth the WI\ thin ll'l' l<.lma." 'illtd Edward ''ardent. thid' ernnomist at Pntdcnual-Batht nmt1e\ Inc 1n l'ocw \ork. w ~ w.. Md__,. ..,.. Ind • pmd hOlday for Mlr1tn l.UthW KJnQ'• tilfthdiy. \\1th the lat~t ~rort. anal)'lb WCrt' for«a\t '"J h1shcr srowth f; r pn I-Jun penod tha_n the S. 7 Ptr· ~nt annual rate e<>t1ma1cd carli thr dcpanmcnl ' re' ''"·'n ot that numbef ii ou1 on Monda' and «onom1'l\ rt prrdl\ 11n nn in•rea\C' to at lca!il <- f\<'rt· ·nt , ,_ _____________________________________ A4 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 19&4 . JOIN US THIS FALL I w .......... Seel Bed\ Amw1do Rm .......... 8-:f\. Fu.nliM Veley Unad Nmiql.illl COllCa Mia George Rodda Newport Beed\ WE'RE EXPECTING You Orange Coast College Golden West College Coastline Community College REGISTRATION BEGINS JULY 23* AT Orange Coast and Coastline Community College Walk-In Registration Begins August 16 REGISTRATION BEGINS AUGUST 2· AT Golden West College Walk-In Registration Begins August 16 WE OFFER THE FINEST INSTRUCTION IN: JOB G CAREER ADVANCEMENT TRANSFER FOR INFORMATION CALL: 432-5735 892-7711 546-7600 ORANGE COAST GOLDEN WEST COASTLINE CLASSES ST ART AUGUST20 DC Fair farm stock winners told The to~ winners m the Junior Market Livestock Show have been announced. The show mcludcdjudg· ing classes for market beef, lambs and !lwme. The winners include: Melodie Hulmer, I st. West- m 1 ns ter FFA. FFA Market Swine/Hog; EmUy Creely. Costa Mesa FFA, 3rd. FFA Market Swine/Hog: Mike S<:bnepple. ( osta Mesa FFA. 4th. FFA Market Swine/Swine: Albert John, West· minster FFA. 4th, FFA Market Swine/Swine: Peter Nlchol1on, Costa Mesa FFA. 3rd, FFA Market Swine/Swine; John Werner, Costa Mesa Ff A. 6th. FFA Market Swine/Swine. Liam Hamilton. Cosia Mesa FFA. FFA Markel Sw1ne/Sw10e, Sbant Palajlan, Costa Mesa FFA. 3rd. FFA Market Swine/Swine: Bm Greenwade, West- minster FFA. FFA Market Swine/Swine: Carmen Cbrl1tlansen. Westminster FFA, 5th. FFA Market Swine/Swine; Mlcbelle Flores. West- minster FFA, 6th, FFA Market Swine/Swine; David Smith, West- minster FFA. 7th. FFA Market Swine/Swine; Mark Boren, Costa Mesa FFA. 2nd, FFA Market Swme/Swme: Jennifer Harader. Costa Mesa FFA, FFA Market Swine/Swine; Heatber Shaw. Costa Mesa FFA. 5th, FFA Market Swine/Swine; KJm Keck, Costa Mesa FFA. 6th, FFA Market Swine/Swine. Scot1 S<:llDepple. Costa Mesa FFA. 7th, FFA Market Swme/Swine; Erle Lomu. Westminster FFA, 8th. FFA Market Swtne/Swine. Glenn Griffin. Costa Mesa FFA. 1st. FFA Market Swine/Swine: Beth GlaH. West· minster FFA. 1st. FFA Market Swme/Swme: Mark Boren. Costa Mesa FFA. 4th, FFA Market Swme/Swme; Ron Shaver, Cos~ Mesa FFA. 5th. FFA Market Swine/Swine: Ronda Lang, West· minster FFA, 7th, FFA Market Swine/Swine: Nancy Grandstaff. Costa Mesa FFA. 8th. FFA Market Swme/Swme: Cbrlsty Erb. West- minster FFA. 1st. FFA Market Swme/Sv.ine. loge Ewing. Costa Mesa FFA. :!nd. FFA Market '>wine/Swine. Charles Wall. West· minster FFA. :!nd . FF.\ Market Swine/Swine Leigh Bertoli. In inc: Ml'sa Charros. 3rd. 4 -H Market Hogs/Swine. Holly Schmidt. Irvine Mesa Charros. 1rd. 4-H Market Hogs/Swine~ Sena Schmidt. lrvme Mesa Charros. 4-H Mark.et Hogs/Sv.ine: Dwight Bertoli. Irvine Mesa Charros, 4th. 4-H Market Ho~/Swme. Kimberly Crabtrtt. fr\ 1ne Mesa Charros. 3rd. 4-H Mar- ket Hogs/Swine: Melina Crabtrtt Irvine Mesa Charros. 8th. 4-H Mar- ket Hogs/Swine. Nicole Johnson. Irvine Mesa Charros. 3rd. 4-H Mar- ket Hogs/Swine: Kim Courtney. If\ me Mesa Charros. 5th, 4-H Mar- ket Hog/Swine: Nik.kl Rodley, Irvine Mesa Charros, 6th. 4-H Market Hog/Swine: Kint.ea Johnson. Irvine Mesa Charros. 3rd. 4-H Market Hog/Swine: Judy Barela. In inc Mesa Charros. 4th. 4-h Market Hog/Swine: Cbrl1 Barela. In ine Mesa Charros. 2nd. 4-H Market Hog/Swine; Kristal Van Unen. Irvine Mesa Charros. 5th. 4-H Market Hog/Swine; Kim Nel1011. Irvine Mesa Chorros. I st. 4-H Market Hog/Swine. Shannon Erb. Westminster FFA. 4th. FFA Market Lamb/Lamb. Jenny Mucia. Costa Mesa FFA. 1st. FFA Feeder Lambs: Kril Ramsey, Costa Mesa FFA. 3rd. FFAFeeder Lambs. Kelleye Miller. Westminster FFA. 5th. FFA Swine Novice Show- manship. Mark Boren. Costa Mesa FF A, I st. FF A Senior Swine Show- manship; Eric Lomu, Westminster FFA. FFA Senior Sheep Show· manship; Leigh Bertoli. Irvine Mesa Charros. 3rd. 4-H Market Hois/Swine: Holly Schmidt. 3rd. Irvine Mesa Charros. 4-H Market Hog/Swme: Sena Scbmldt, Irvine Mesa Charros. I c;t, 4-H Markel HoµSwine. Kimberly Crabtree. Irvine Mesa Charros . .3rd. 4-H Mar- ket Hog/Swme: Melissa Crabtree. lrvme Mesa Charros. 8th. 4-H Mar· ket Hog/Swine: Nicole Johnson. Irvine Mesa Charros. 3rd. 4-H Mar· kct Hog/Swine, Kim Courtney. In 1ne Mesa Charros. 4-H Market Hog/Swme: Nikki Rodley. Irvine Mesa Charros. 6th, 4-H Market Hog/Swine: Kirsten Johnson. Irvine Mesa Charros. 3rd. 4-H Market Hog/Swme: Jady Barela, Irvine Mesa Charros, 4th, 4~H Market Hog/Swine: Cbrl1 Barela. Irvine Mesa Charros. 2nd. 4-H Market Hog/Swine: Kristal Vu Uaen, Irvine Mesa Charros, 5th. 4-H Market Hog/Swine: KJm Nelson, Irvine Me~ Charros. I st. 4-H Market Hog/Swine. w1'91 Bertoli. Irvine Mesa C'harro~. 6th. 4-H Jun1orSwme Showmanshi~l. Flori culture Fair winners Local top award winners in the open noriculturt compctit1on al the 9lnd Orange County Fair 1n Costa MC$8a~: Nortta 811mt, Costa Mesa, 41h. Amateur Arrangement. Oriental: Rocfflle O'Douell, Newpon Beach. 2od, Amnie. Vqctables cl Aowcl"\. 4th. ArTanae.. Foliqe: Elolac Ott. Costa Mesa. 3rd, ArTanie. FnJtt & Flowers. Del•rt• 8' a.ba. Costa Mesa, Two 1st, ArnnJe. Hohday, f nJll cl Aowcrt. Two 2nd. Kitchen Capers. ArTangc. Nu~ Rhyme. 3rd. Arranac. Vcg.ctablc\ & Rowen Bearded winner& Frank Colver, left, of Cout Mea won fln~ce for wont beard and Scott Totman of Hundnfton ch took top a ward• for the mottt beautiful beard In the Whlakeroo conteet at the Orance County Falr. Wineman to head hospital directors Glenn F. Wineman of Laguna Hills was recently named the new chair- man ofSaddleback Community Hos- pital's Board of Directors. Jim W Lenthall of Laguna Niguel was a~ pointed as a new board member. Wineman a Saddleback board member since 1973. 1s the former president of the Laguna Hills Hi-12 Club and a member of the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council. He is also a past president of the United Methodist Men's Fellowship and has scved as director. secretary and treasurer of former Mutual Eighteen of Leisure World. Dr. Lenthall practices general and vascular surge!) with the South Orange County Medical Group, Inc. in Laguna Hills He formerly worked for the USC Medical Center m Orange. where he also conducted surgical instruction to students. College report The report of a fact· find mg panel m the pending collective bargaining negouat1ons between the Saddleback Community College District and us facult) is available to the public. The entire report may be inspected in the hbranes of both the Irvine and the M1ss1on VieJO campuses. And at the Ir-. me campus. the report can the seen in the ex.ecut1ve assistant's office and the personnel office. Rotary convendon Maxwell S W1ddo w<;on of Hunt- ington Bl'ac h JOined about 22.000 other Rotarian~ from 100 countnes at the Rotary International annual con- vention in Birmingham. England recent I} .\I the con\en11on. Rotanans re- viewed the worldwide service or- gan1Tat1on 's community and inter- national projects and planned new act1v1ties. James P. Grant, executi ve director of UNICEF. wpoke on mobilizing pubhc and private action worldwide for child survival. Also, Journalist Edwin Newman spoke on seeking world peace through com- mumcatton UC fees cut By the A11oclated Preas Cal1forn1a State Un1vers1t) trustees have voted unanimously to reduce student fees by S42. Student fees have risen $250 in the past three years The money -which 1s not tu1t1 on -makes up the difference between state funding and uni,er'i1l) expenses. said u01vers1t) spokeswoman Judith Ehas. Hoapltal IJoaon Three longume members of Saddleback Community Hospital's Board of Directors were honored by the hospital re«ntly. Frank J. Schaeffer of Laguna Hills, John P. Bertram of Laguna Hills and Dr. James E. Mullen of Dana Point received certificates during the an- nual board of directors meeting. Schaeffer continues as an emeritus board member. He became a charter member of the board in 1969 and served as its first president until 197 3. Mullen joined the board in 1979 and served as vice chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee as welt as a member of the Medic~I Staff Committee. Bertram became a board member in 1979. He has served on the Finance Committee, Support Group Council, Building and Grounds Committee and the Saddleback Health Foun- dation Board. Hew will continue to -,erve on the Foundation Board Ezcbangette member Mal) Kohler of Laguna Hills was named to the board of the Cahfom1a- Nevada D1stnct Exchangette Clubs. the women's aux1hal) to the Ex· change Club. a national service organrz.ation. Kohler will be involved in the d1stnct trophy and awards program and the chanenng of new fachangct- te C lub~ Baja Foandadon The Baja Children's Foundataon, which suppons the homes and fam1l- 1cs of children who live on the Mexican peninsula. 1s raising funds by selling tickets to the annual Festa val of the Arts and Pageant oft he Masters in Laguna Beach. Tickets are available for Jul y 24 for S 18 and for Aug. 26 for $24. All contnbut1ons are tax deductible. For more information. call 953-9878 or 832-8438. Fltneu program Two new physical fitness programs are being offered by the Laguna Niguel YMCA. .. Thighs & Buns" and "Waisting Away" w11l run until September 22 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. "Thighs & Buns" will be offered at 8 a.m. and at 5: 15 p.m "Wa1sung Awa}'' will be at 9:10 a.m and 6·30 p.m For more 1nformat1on, call 831 -9622 or 495-0453. The fee change approved Wednes- day takes effect next academic year Hnpltal mlcrotteope !or 31 ~.000 students at 19 campuses... Saddleba«* Community Hospital including Cal State Fullen~n and Cal 10 Laguna Hills has become one of the State Long Beach. Elias said. . first hospitals in the state to use a new Full-time undergraduates ~111 pay microscope stand for ear, throat, S l60 per academic year f~r university urological and neurological surgery. fees. compared with $40 .. last year. It can also be used for vascectomy Full-time graduate students will reversal operations and by neu- pay $396. while part-time under-rosurgeons dunng brain and spine graduates ~•II be charged S 120 and operations. part-time graduate 'itudents S 156 Hospital officials said the stand 1s Self defen•e cla.. very flexible and mobile and auto- matically balanced. Th~ South { oast YMCA Physical Department 1n Laguna Niguel 1s offenng self defense lesso.ns in the martial art of Kung Fu San Soo from I 0:30 a.m. to noon. The eight-session program. now under wa)'. 1s open to children between ages 9 to 14. and has limited enrollment. It cost'i $30 for Y mem- bers and $40 for non-membe~. and will be tauiht by Weston Verm1lhon. who ha!I a second~egrtt black belt. Kung Fu San Soo 1ncorporat~ many methods of martial an to aive participant~ increased self con- fidence. positive menuil attitude, physical conditioning and defense ~kills. For reg1strat1on or funher infor- mation. C3ll 8'\ l ·9622 or 495-0453. Nutrition cla .. A nutnuon dassand 1 counc in self awaren~~ that mcludtt exemscs to reduce '1re5S and enhance pos1l1vc attitude will be offered by the South Coast YMCA in Laauna Niauel. The clas!i>C'S wtll 6e tau~t by bio- chemist and nutntionist Badn Gleason The ~If awareness class is ofTertd Tuesd4ys and Thursdays, throua,h Aus.16 from 5·30 to 6:30 p.m. Co1t 1s S30 for Y member'\ 1nd S.O for others. The nutrition class will cost $25 for membcr'i and $30 for non· mcmbcl'\ It hM not yet httn sched- uled but applicant\ can 1nd1cate their ume prct'ercncc\. For rq1stration or more mfor- mat1on. call (31·9622 or 49S-0453. Imoad head• Angel• A Dana Point woman has been named president of the Angels, a community support group for the fine ans at Saddleback Collese. Phyllis lmontt, a vice president at the Laguna Hills Branch of Anaheim Savmgsand Loan and a part1c1pant 1n southern Orallfe County art affairs, has been appointed by the M1ss1on ViCJo campus. Outgoing Angels prcstdent Bernard Matthey of San Juan Capistrano pre~nted lmonti with the presiden- tial aavel at a ceremony this month Hebre• cl•• •lated A bcgmnina Hebrew class. which wtll stress rcadina. wriuna. vocabu- lary and conversation, wtll be offered by Coastline Community Colleac this fall semester. Students wtll enaaae m Hebrew conversauon from the bc&Jnn1r\4 of the class and wtll read onainal 81blic,al texts. Shoshana Adler, a Coastline Com- munity Coll~c teacher who has also tauJht at UC Irvine. acted 1s a court interpreter and translated venous tracts and papers, will teach tbe course One cla.ss wiJI meet on Wcdne"1•> ancmoons from I to 4 It the Le11urt World Clubhouse Another "Ntll meet Thunday evenaf\jl from 6 30 to 9 30 at Westminster H1&h School. for more informauon. call Adler at 7H6-96S2 or the collcae at S4(>. 7600 I Otmnge Coat DAIL.Y PILOT/Saturday, Jutt 21, 'JIM I Soviet memories of WWI still very much aliv 1 theaovcmmont1nes to u<e •he wmn Fatea with oontinu1na economic War II 11 a 1tnuino. ma.ror 1<-case ror m1ra<ul0dl "!"'d Bitterness lingers in a nation where almost al ost at least one close relative crcauna fear and mmru t of the West hard hips and dsfficuhy an mcetana complishmcnt. anothtT diplomat ach1evnncnts. fOf'ClCd colJCcd among the Soviet people the demands of an anc~a ingly af· said. or disanrous ~ but the ,.... "Thegovemment'scon~tanttalk ot fluent populatton, the Soviet iovern-ct methf,.. the pany C1!1f By NANCY TRAVER ........ lllrted "'- KHATYN, U.S.S.R. -A group of 5-ycar-old orphans, with their clostly c.TOppcd hair and identical institu- tional prb, fell silent and clung fearfully to their teachers as they listened to the story of how 149 villagers were burned alive here 41 years ago. The village of Khatyn was de- stroyed during World War II when 300 German soldiers invaded and forced villagers into a barn. Accord- ing to Soviet history books. the barn was set on fire and residents who attempted to flee were shot. The traJic tale has been told countless ttmes at the Khatyn mem- orial complex. which stretches over many acres of lush grassland and white birch trees in the western Soviet republic of Byelorussia. Khatyn includes a marble slab marking where the villagers penshed and a concrete plaque that bears the names of those who died. Marble bell towers with constantly tolling bells mark where the homes of the villagers stood. Byeloruss1a suffered 2.2 million wartime losses, local residents are quick to remind visitors, who on a re<:ent day included the orphans. a busload of Kampuchean students. some West German tourists and a crowd of foreig.o correspondents. Nearly 40 years after the armistice. memories of the war remain strong in the Soviet Union. where almost everyone can tell oflosing at least one close relative. The lingering bitterness over World War II can be traced in part to the extreme patriotism of the Russian people. But some Westerners believe the government. through its tightly con- trolled press and publishing houses, uses the war to shape the pubric consciousness. The effort has become more intensive as the 40th an- niversary of the end of World War II, an event that is sure to be a ,major nationwide celebration. approaches. Recently, the government stepped up its publicity campaign about the war when the Western Allies cel- ebrated the 40th anniversary of the O- day invasion of France. The Soviet Union discounts the importance of the Normandy in- vasion. Kremlin officiaJs may have objected to the publicity surrounding D-day because of a fear that 1t would detract from the 40th anniversary celebration in May 1985 of the Nazi surrender. While playing down the role of the Western nations in defeating the Nazis. the government issues daily reminders of the Soviet war effort. The state still gives medals for wartime bravery, and new articles and books regularly appear about the war. War movies are shown almost nightly on television. and there also are programs devoted entirely to beribboned war veterans reminiscing about their days at the front. Across the Soviet Union, every town has at least one war monument. These are guarded by children wear-i~g the orange scarf of the Young Pioneers, the Communist Party or- 8!lniz.at1on, and carrying automatic nfles. In Moscow, every visiting official's itinerary includes a stop at the Birthdays can bring all manner of things CHICAGO (AP) -The Mata1 brothers are at it again. Each year, they try to outdo each other with unique birthday presents. John Matar turn~d 42 on Saturday. and he received seven brown donkeys by special delivery from his brother, Sam Matar. who hves in California. "I expected somethinf. outrageous, but I was dumbfounded.' John Matar said as he watched the donkeys nibble the grass in front ofhis small red brick house here. "I sent Sam an orangutan for his 35th birthday this year. so I knew he 'would try to get the last word." he said. Accompanying the donkeys was a giant binhday card that read, "John. you sent me an orangutan, and said you made a monkey out of me~ Well. happy birthday. Can you guess what this makes of you?" John said he's as stubborn and 'won't gave up. vowing to get "really nasty" neJlt year. The brothers, both bachelors, began their rivalry nine years ago. when they exchanged insulting birth- day cards. The card war escalated when one year Sam sent John three models in bikinis to sing greetings. John 'countered with three senior citizens in bathing suits who seren~dcd Sam at bis C.armel autcrdealersh1p. 1 Sam hired a plane to fly over John's house with a birthday mcssaac. and John paid a hiah school marchina band to visit his brother. Sam retaliated with a 3.800.pound pet rock, and John ~nt 20,000 pounds of pebbles. claimina the rock had babies. The brothers also have sent a full· arown elephant.. aoats. and I 00 skunks . .. Att we crazy?" John said. "I'm not. but I'm not sure about my brother." "It's John who's tht' ~ird one." Sam said. "I just want to pamper htm '°he won't set violent .. war stu'S up fears of futurt war. It ment can "point with pride" to World ••Jt wouk:l bt-hard to make a wona vt 0'l. 15 IO ... creates hostility toward potential •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiidiiaiimi,ilhieiilidii.iiiiiiiiiiiii Kremlin wall to lay a wreath at the tomb of an unknown soldler killed in the battle to defend Moscow in 1941. Planeloads of passenacrs aboard the Soviet airline Aeroflot to Moscow are reminded by the airline's pilots of the 20 million Soviets kill~ in the war. Many Soviets say constant re- minders about the war are necessary so that people will try to prevent the outbreak of another war. The sin- cerity of the belief among Soviet people that there should never be another world war is unquestionable. But many Westerners believe that invaders and protectivenen toward II the Soviet borders," said one Western diplomat, who asked that his name not be used. The diplomat said Soviet fear of the Germans is be in& transferred to a fear of the West in general to maintain support for modem Soviet policy. "A siege mentality has been created that makes people ready to endure hardships. People don't complain as the government allocates mort re- sources for the next conflict. which is perceived as being imminent," he added. ROBINS NEST 6014 WARNER AVE. (WARNER-DALE SQUARE) GIRLS' • BOYS' CLOTHING LOADS OF DISCOUNTS UPTO 50·75 O/o INFANTS~__.. ...... TODDLERS UPTO ~T~• 75!:f ACCESSORIES GIFTS SHOWER GIFTS UP TO 75 O/o THIS IS IT! PROBLEMS? For consumer advice and help - read AT YOUR SERVICE in the Daily Pilot CHILDREN'S WEAR HUNTINGTON BEACH (CORNER SPRINGDALE-WARNER) SALE HOURI: THURS FRI. t:SN DAILY t :S0-7 SUN.1CM ENTIRE FABULOUS STOCK TOTALLY SACRIFICED O/o OFF UP TO QUITTING BUSINESS SALE SATURDAY 9:30 A .M . SALE ST ARTS SATURDAY 9 :30 A.M. SHARP! HURRY! L Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 198<4 Pooling t heir effo rts No place in LA beats Ray 's when it comes to breakfast It• th 1 t David Cunningham. a regular covered wuh graffiti. s e p ace 0 go But It IS the place to go when "you "When my friends art looluna for a for down-home food, have your mouth set for ome aood. place to have breakfast, mention down-home cooking," says As-Ray's and the discussion 1s over," say local celebrities scmblywoman Teresa Hughes. said RTD bus driver Larry Hom. who "Once you taste the biscuits. you recently droven up from Carson with LOS ANGELES (AP) _ The food will come back," says Los Angeles fellow driver Ruby Lowe. isn't fancy and the location 15 defi-Police Cmdr. Bernard Parks. "I've seen Sugar Ray Leonard and nitdy no1 chic. But for 32 years, Ray's Scat man Crothers, the perfonner. O.J. Simpson in here. They walk m Redwood Kitchen has been an in-has been a customer since lhe bus1-JUSt like a regular person. They like stituuon. equally beloved by con-ness opened. He says he stall drives good food too." gressmen and cab dri vers, movie from the San Fernando Valley down "People enjoy the food and each stars and mechanics. to "the war zone" at least twice a other," said Mayor Tom Bradley, Ra y's has been dishing out hearty month. who has been eating there for 25 breakfa!>ls -and breakfasts only -"I kid the girls and tell them. 'Don't years. "It has such a happy at- at Western A \enue and 39th Street begivm' me no warm biscuits. I drove mospherc." smce 1he day!> when !>outh<entral Los 60 males for hot b1scu11s,"' he said. On Sunday, when business is Angeles was dotted with nightclubs. Othercelebnty cltents mclude Alex heaviest, there is often a long wa11 for and a Saturday night on the town Haley and Muhammad Ali. everyone -well, almost everyone. often ended with a meal al Ray's and In add1t1on 10 the b1scu11s. such Owner John (Ray) Lincoln. 59, church specialties as fned chicken, pork adm11s to making exception for Bruce Pixley and daughter Julie. 8. liter- ally pooled their effort.a recentlv aa Julie mutered the baalca of water-akflng in the f amlly'a backyard pool lo Camarillo. "'t ou don't go 10 Ra} ·s loolo..mg for chops. buttermilk b1scu11s, corned Bradley since he became mayor. egg!. Benedica ur eggs Florentine.'' beef hash and gnls draw an ever-Ray's was founded by Ray Mills, a sa}s Los Angeles ( ll} Councilman growing chentele 10 the modest eatery chef from Texas who worked on the -----------=l-=-oc..;:..;a:;..;.te.:...;d:;_1=n;....:a;;...c;..;o;..;.n;...v...:..ert_e;;:.;d"-b;;;..;a;;.;.n;.;.;k;....:b;..;u;.;.;1l:..:d~m.;.i;gL-_ Southern Pacific Railroad's Su nsct L1m11ed. running between New Or- leans and Los Angeles. He missed the tram on a layover once and simply stayed. working for a caterer and at the Brown Derby before opening his restaurant. we have just completed the remodeling of our beautiful North Hollywood store, and our entire chain is celebrating by offering you unbelievable values on the finest international contemporary Scandinavian furniture . save on furniture far every room in the house, furniture that reflects the very latest in designs while maintaining that Old world craftsmansh ip. 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This most handsome ana sturdily handcrafted desk Is specially suited to eltner your home or office It measures a spacious 59"><29'11 "and features tnree convenient drawers plus a handy file drawer Now $ specially priced at Plummer·s1 low low warehouse savlngs1 $365 value Lmcoln. also a Texan, met Mills when he attended Mills' church an Los Angeles while stationed m Long Beach with the Navy during World War II. At the time, ministers encouraged their congregants to take servicemen 10 dinner, and Mills and his wife took Lincoln home. "The old man just took a liking to me." Lmcoln said. "From then on he started calling me bts son." As a result. Lincoln inherited the restaurant after Mills died in 1975. While Mills developed the res~ taurant, Lincoln, who had earned a degree in business administration at what is now California State Univer- sity, Sacramento, worked for the state Department of Corrections, keeping Mills' books all the while. After Mills died, Lincoln quit as associate superintendent at the Cali- fornia Institution for Men in Chino to run the restaurant full time. Un11I 1968. R~y·s served breakfast from midnight until I p.m. the next day. The hours changed to 6 a.m. to I p.m., Tuesday through Sunday, after "the bad ~uys ran the good guys off the street, ' Lincoln said. Abuse follows woman's bravery By KEN O'QUINN of tM ·----..._ PORTLAND. Maine -What began as a heartwarming news story about a woman's bravery has given way to neighborhood anger and vandalism. "It's been a mess," said Cynthia Nevers. who made nationwide head- lines last month when she dashed across the street to catch a 17-month- old baby as it fell from a second-story balcony. Nevers. 27. says some of her neighbors turned vicious after the rescue, apparently out of jealousy at her fame and anger at the subsequent mtervention of state welfare officials. W11h lhe baby saved and President Reagan commending her in a tele- phone call, the rescue "should have been wonderful and Sta)ed wonder- ful." she said. But instead. withm days of the rescue, the Nevers' Doberman pmscherd1ed after being fed poisoned meal. Vandals stripped a dune buggy Nevers and her husband, Ron, had been buildin~ and cut out the wand· shield and windows of Nevers' pick- up truck. The attention has scared some of her neighbors in the low-income Munjoy Hill neighborhood, she said in a recent interview. "All the authonties came down. The state came," with social workers. Despite the abuse she has endured. Nevers says the aftermath 1s worse for the child's mother, whom she has known smcc they grew up together 1n the neighborhood. "'My part was wonderful. but (her) kids don't even hve there anymore," because the state removed them. Nevers said. "Instead of her being able 10 hug her baby and say. 'Thank God it's here,' they ve taken 1t." . 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Torrance. 12131378·9473 IOne bloClr norttl Of Coast ~I llllSllON VllJO •College center • 17141495· 3252 tl4rtWeen crown v11iev & AllefV PfrWY• cm °" INDUS'TW'Y • 15711 E Va nev Blvd • I 2131961 ·9809 12 l>IOCkUHt of Hacienda 8Ml I SAN DllCO • 8990 Miramar Road.• 16191566·7560 ~OPEN 10 to 6 -SUNDAY NOON to 5 ~· The mailman was too far away so Nevers dashed across the street, leaped over a fence and caught 17- month-old Jessica Lynn Gough as she fell. Nevers shced open her hand and forefinger on the top of the fence, rcquiri~ 40 stitches. but she had no medical insurance. After rcadina newspaper reports of the incid-cnt, an anonymous caller paid her hospital bill and Reapn telephoned Nevers 10 cooaratulate her on her heroism. Others impressed by her bravery sent checks totalina more than SI 00. and Nevers used part of the money to buy cloth ma for the toddler she saved The Nevers and their two chddttn. Loma. 8, and Seth, 4, live m I $2S .. a- wcck apartment. The couple runs 1 clcanina service. from which the) hope to cam $6,000 this ye.ar and also breed Doberman ~nschers. As ror the nciahbon' resentment. Nevers explained that in a low- income ncaahborhood hke hers. a child be. ·~· rescued .... a b11 deal. and they (nc1 bors) n«dt'd to be pan of 1ha1 h11 cal •• I " Working out the kinks Th• Olrmplc Finn bo•tlng controveray lan't over yet. 82. Memben of the Rama continued workouts at Cal State Fullerton Friday, with tight end Mike Barber (left) ch.ulng down a pau, George Farmer (middle) catching ball against Marcella• Green'• defeDR, and Preaton Dennard practicing hla footwork. Ryun: It could be tough for U.S. in 1 ,500 Ex-world record holder 's advice: Wait until las t 600~-t~en run for your life __ By ROGER CARLSON Of tM o.., Nol .... It's ~n a Ion$ drouiht -tasting 76 years-in which the United States has been unable to come up with that gold medal in one of track and field's premier events, the 1,500 meters. Only four athletes have won a silver medal in the event in that span -and ironically the silver rep- resented disappointment. not achievement, for Jim Ryun in the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. Ryun was 1n Orange County this week. reflecting on his past. and also offered some personal views into the chances of U.S. Olympians Steve Scott. Jim Spivey and Sydney Martt in the l.SOO at the upcoming Games in Los Angeles. · Ryun held world records of 3:31 .1 in the 1.500. 3:51 I in the mile and I 44.9 in the 880 Times since haven'1 been any- ~here close to the Olympic record of 3 34.9 se1 b) Kip Kemo at Mexico City. and 1t doesn't figure to change -nor docs the drought for the U.S .. according to Ryun. 'Tm not so cert.am," responds Ryun on the suggestion that Scott. the UC Irvine product. carries Amen- can 's best hopes. Jim Spivey "upset" Scott 1n the Ol)mptc Trials to $llln the No I berth. with Maree third. ~t the time. JUSt a few weeks ago. Sp1ve) brushed off the accomplishment. saying he was peaking for that race. and that he felt Scott was still in a training state for the Olympic Games. .. Spivey 1s running consistentl y well," says Ryun. "and Scott JUSt barel\' held off John Walker in Berkeley last week. "The Tnals are not so far 1n advance that you shouldn't be run- ning well. I was really surprised that no one went out and set a hard pace at the Tnals. It leads me to believe we·~ going to have a real struggle to medal. "But. maybe. there wlfi be that gut effon." R., un knows of such issues. and the overwhelming pressures involved on blue chip athletes to come through with gold-medal performances. One of track and field's all-ume runners. Ryun settled for a silver at Mexico City and didn't gel out of his first heat in Munich in 1972 when he fell 550 mcten from the finish. ''I'll ha\e a lot Of thoughts ruontnl throuf.h m~ mind ~hen Scott 1s out there in the I. 500." continues R) un "Maybe we'll get that elusive gold medal. If I we~ Scott I would spend as ltttle energ}' as possible in the first races." As for the showdown. offers R-.un "Wan until the last 600 yards. then run for your ltfe." It the heats and semifinals which arc cnt1cal. according to R)un. who sa) s man) let their egos get m the ~a) of common sense. putuna too much energ) into trying to wm qualtf) ma races rather than s1mpl) qualtf)ing to conunue. "Even a world record holder. or defending gold medalist. those thoughts go through your mind ''It's a very difficult race .. he conttnues. "The amount of enen spent ~•th spnnung and endurance involved." The field 1s considerable 1n the 1.500. which will include Bnta1n·s (Pleue .ee RYUN/82) Angels give it away BOston c_a_p_t_u_r_e_s _ game of mistakes· fn 10th inning, 4_:_ By RICHARD DUNN 0.-,~CeitJlflF.ll The ~ngels played a game of giveaway with the Boston Rc:d Sox Fnday night -with Lhe Angels· making the eventual bis mistake. One cnucal error of JU~ment b) Angel starter Ron Romanick 1n Lhe third 1nnina was offset by ano~ from Boston rehever Bob Stanley!111 the ninth. which kept the An ahve. But the blunder which decidcQS the game was in the I Otb b) Rcij\ Jackson. as the Red Sox C'ICapcd "''' a 4-j victory. • What Romanick did was serve up an ().2 home run to Dwl&ht Evans 1n the third 1nnma. giving the Red Sox a 3-1 lead, which stood unul the ninth What Stanley did was walk the lcad- off batter. Regje Jackson, in the ninth 10nma. eventually leadm& to the Angels' tym& run. But what Ron Jackson did was make an error in the 10th ion1ng that won't appear 1n the box score. After Boston shortstop Jaclue Gutterrez led off the in01na with a grounder out of shortstop Rob Wtlfon[s reach for a sin&Je to center. Wade Boggs laid down a sacnficc bunt along third base. Ron Jackson. who was ~placing Doug DcCinccs at third. scooped ll up and th~w w1JdJy to iCCOnd baseman Bobb) Gnch attcmpt1n& to nail Gutterrez going to second The thro~ was on a hop. several feet off the mark. It was ruled a sacnfice-fielder's choice. allowing Boggs to reach first safely. An out later. Jim Rice drilled a double. sconng Gutierrez with the game- winnN 1n front of 31.162 at Anaheim Stadium Said Boggs later "I was tl")ing to make It go dov.n the first-base hnc. .. said Boggs ··But 11 went down the third-base hne It wasn't designed that Wa) ,. "He hes1stated ... e:\plained ~ngel Manaaer John McNamara on Ron Jackson's miscue "After he JOI on top of the ball. 11 looked li~e he hes1stated · Gar) Pems sparked the ~ngels· first inning b} leading off with an infield single and stealing second (Pleue .ee AJllGELS/BS) Trevino in contention, high spirits ST. ANDREWS. Scotland IAP)- "lfl win the toumament. we might he here for two da)s -and I'll suppl) the booze:· Joked Lee Tre., 1no after burning up the Old Course at St .\ndrews for a second-round 6 7 in the Bnush Open golf championship Fn- d.i}. "Winning at St Andrews? Gee. I'd go crazy. I wouldn't retire. )OU can bet on that." For 10 magical minutes. 1he 44- )ear-old American. a renowned entenainer on and off 1he course. had the press room at St. ~ndre"s 1n stitches. Joking about his golt. his personal life and his n'als. and rocking his head back in laughter 10 JO tn in the fun. Trevino won the Open in I 971 and 1972 at the height ofh1s career But he was clearly surprised to find himself three strokes off the lead at the half~a) stage on I H "Actuall), m) plan was to be ~O under par after two da}s but 11 d1dn'1 ~ork." he said tongue tirmh 1n his cheek He then paused rctlect1on and added: "I tell )OU. I pla}ed a hell of a lot better than I ant1c1pated I didn't know I could play this good "I haven't played since the Can- adian Open (last month) and I broke m\ ra .. onte dn,er'" the first round the~ Lead even surprises Aussie Baker-Finc h equals 36-hole record, but Watson, Ballesteros within range Lee TreTlno find• hlmaelf three ahota back after ahootlnt a second-round 67 Friday at the Brltlah Open &olf tourney. ST ANDREWS. Scotland (AP) - An obscure .\uslraltan. Ian Bakcr- Finch. fired a 66 before the winds began to howl Fnda~. setting what even he called a surprising three- stroke lead and equaling a 36-holr course record tn lhe I 13th Bn11sh Open golf champ1onsh1p. "It's a surpnsc 1n that I d idn't expect the lead." said the 2.l-}car-old af\er reaching the to urnament half- W3) point with a IJ41otal. 10-under- par and matching the record on the h1stonc Old Course The mark" as set by Roberto de V1cen10 or .\rgentina '"1960. Meanwhile. some of the biggest names 1n golf -American Tom Watson. Sevc Ballesteros of Spain and the "Merry Mex" himself. Lee Tre\lnO of the lfn1ted Stale\ moved into pos1t1on to challenge the leader. Trc' mo. v.ho also pla,ed hclorc the v.mds kicked up and the temperature dropped 20 degrt'C.'s to a cool 55 in minutes. maneuHred his wa) to a S-under-par 6 7 and wa'> 11ed for second at 137 ~1th "Itek Faldo ol England and Ball esteros. the lormer British Open and Masters champion Ballesteros and Faldo each had a M over the anClent course that •'> recognized as the cradle and home ol golf Watson finir,hed off a 68 and completed 36 hole'> at IJQ -fi,e under par and ti' e strokC's off the pace He was tied at 139 with Fred Cards put on rare power display in 10-5 win ST. LOUIS (AP) -The Cardinals put on a surge of power, and St. Louis Manaaer Whitey Herzog was shocked. "l can't believe we scored 10 runs." said Herzoa followina t. Louis' I 0-5 victory over the Los Anaele' Dodacrs Friday ni&ht. David Green and George Hendrick each homered and they oombi~ for five hits and five RBI for the u'lually low~sconng Cardinals Rookie Kun Kepshu~. 2· l. allowed two tamed runs 1n 6 1-3 1nn1np and walked none for the tnumph ... Ac {Kcpsht1') did a heck of a JOb," ~id Herzog. "He battled." Ne1thcrChttn nor Hcndnrk talk to tht press but Kep hire was thnllcd ·•tf we hadn't 11ven up those run\ wl\h his third m~or league start "M> with Valenzuela p1tchin,. th1nas JOb as to throw stnkes and make them m1~t have been different.· htt the ball." said Kepsh1re, a 25-ycar-• For the first 1nn11'a and a half that old naht-hander ball was hot," mused Herzog. ~fer- The Cards JUmped on Fernando#' nn& to the Oodaers' errors and t~o Valenzuela. 8·1 l. for thrtt tint-wild patches and two balk h) annma runs and, accordtnJ to Dodger Kepsh1re that helped the Dodgr~ Manaaer Tomm y Lasorda. thal wa' ~ore two runs 1n the second mnan . the key to the pmc. The C'ard1nals erupted for five runr, "You can't aive up NM like that." off thrtt Dod T pitchers an the said Lasorda. refemna to tint-inning stventh. throwing crrol"\ b) short.Stop 8111 In the fi"t. Tito Landrum kid oil Rus~ll and left-fielder R J Reynolds "-'llh a sinaJe, ~a\ samfit'C'd to sttond that contnbuted to the S(Onna and stole third. Lonnie mith walkrd "We had a chanC't" to get out of tt hut and when he broke .for SC<'ond unfortun tt'ly ~ didn't." Las.on.ta Oodgen. short\lop 8111 Ru~ll took oddt"d "The rt'lt wl'I uphill thr throw and thre~ waldlv to homr. allo~1ng Landrum to r,core and ~mllh to go to third Hendnck slashed an RBI sin&le to left and too~ third "'hen lef\-fleldrr R J. Re~nolds threw the ball into the Cardinals du ut DarTCll Poner lofted a sacnlicc fh for th~ third run The Oodatn made n 3 2 in the \ttOnd W11h the help of two v.1ld p1tche and t~o balks b) Kepsharc Ken L.andrnu' opened Wlth a 'llnale. v.cnt to third on the tv.o wild p11ch~ and scort"d on Make ·1l'>!><:1a's1round out Gffman R1,era sinJIC'd and \l,'('nt to third on Kcp hire\ two halk'> ~foiT ~nna on a \1nik h' "alcn1urln Couples. who holed out a Q-1ron ~hot o n the 18th for a 6Q Lann' V. adlin{·d to count himself out e'en thoufh he barel~ qunltfied for the fina t\\O rounds at 148. 14 strok.es ~hind the leader "The opera isn't o .. er ·111 the fat lad} sing~ ... he ~1d Bill Longmu1r. the longshnt ~01 who sham1 the first-round lead. v.as "1th1n a '>troke of the lead at nine under for the tournament when he fell '1ct1m to the fearsome Road Hole. the 17th .\ tnpk-boge\ '>e'en sent him l"C't'hng hack to a 71 and a I '8 total Peter Jacobsen. one of three tied for the first-round lead. and Tom l\.11e were In the grour It 140. "1 te had a 7 I and J acobscn 7 Greg ""orman. the powerful .\us- trahan who also had a pt~ of the first-round lead and pla)ed with Watson and Langer an the worst of the weather. finished "''th a 41 on the back nine He had a 74 for the dav and wasatl41 8aker-F1nch. amona the first ofTt~ tee. made mo t ofh1s round ""Ith a '2 on the front nine that 1ocluded a ~ foot pun on the eighth. Rut the key. hesa1d. was "attt1n1 up and down acoupleofUmC'S from "'tr} difficult po 1t1ons." That included a save from the Road Runker on the l ?th and the V anc, of 1n on the I lh. "I knoiA ~·m capable. but I didn't tee otT e\pect1n1 to W1n methan in the top 20 was m\ aoal .. \ltd Baler- hneh who won this \'tar's We!tt Au'ltrahan Open and last \ear., Nev. 1ralsnd ()pc-n -his onh two lf\urnamrnt 'tl'ton~ "You can never repair a club the ~a~ II was before but I'm JUSl beginning tO trust It again J'm hilling 11 longer and quite straight." Even w11h all his expenence. the idea of being in a winning pos1uon on Sunda) was hard for T~vmo to imagine "lffm on the 10th or 12th tee (on Sunday) and I have a couple of shots' lead. 1 think I'll be nervous Everyone JO<'S choke .. HB'sZosa competing for Canada ---------------.-------------------------------------------... d Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Joty 21 , HUM SPORTS BR EAK LA team.a ready to get out of town .during Olympics From AP dlapatcbes LOS ANGELES -Among the resi-• den's fleeing town to avoid the upcomina Olympics rush will be the Los Angeles Dodgers, Rams and Raiders. With Dodger Stadium beina used for the Olympic baseball tournament. the Dodgers will spend thr two w~ks of the Gan1es (July 28-Aua. 12) on the road. The Raiders' home, the Coliseum, wdl be the site of the track and field competition, so they will play their first two National Football League exhibitions m San Francisco and Washington. The Rams. who call Anaheim Stadium home. will play their lone exh1b1t1on game slated during the Games in San Diego on Aug. 4. Their second prcscason contest. at home. comes on Au~ 13. the Monday after the Olympics' closing ceremonies. The Angels. however. will play a pair of four-game senes in Anaheim during the Olympic Games and the club's director of marketing. John Hays. said the Amencan League club isn't expecting any difference m attendance despite the maJOr portion of the Games being staged JUSt some 30 miles to the nonh. ··we've been wmnmg and we're at the top of the d1v1S1on so there'!I been more mtercst," said Hayes in a telephone interview. ··1t's impossible for us to differentta'e between those who are regular fans and ·those coming m for the Ol ympics. "All along, we've shared the opinion of most of the iocal merchants here that we'd lose some patronage whose concern over travel would keep them away, but that we would pick up an occasional visitor." Ezpensive holdout for White. THOUSAND OAKS -All-Pro de-[il fensive tackk Randy White is being fined •II• by the Dallas Cowboys at the rate ofS 1.000 per day while he held out for salary TCnegot1a t ions. While White fished for bass m East Texas. the Cowbo) brass fumed over his absence in training camp. He failed to amve as scheduled Thursday, saying he wanted immediate action on his contract. White is making $350.000 per year but wants to be the highest paid lineman m the National Football League. Mark Gas11neau of the New York Jets makes an estimated $800.000. Tennis Lloyds back together FORTLAUDERDALE.Fla.-Chris ~ Evert Lloyd and her Bnllsh tennis-playing husband John have ended their trial separation. according to a pubhshed re- port. The l.lo}ds. who announced their separauon Jan. 28. said the) have been back together since last month but did not reveal their new arrangement during Wimbledon because the; wanted to be left alone. The Fon Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel said in Friday's edition~. Rozema condnuea home •treak Cbet Lemon and Barbaro Garbey ii staked 0.ve Rottma to earl)' leads with homers and Rozema stopped Texu throrl: eiaht innmgs to record his 15th strai t home v1ctory a~ Detroit tnmmcd the Raniers. l-1, riday night 10 Amcncan League acuon. RoLemu was last beaten at T11cr Stadium on May 23, 1981. and owns a 3-0 rc<."Ord at home this season . . Elsewhere 1n the Amencan Lcaauc. OoD SlauJbt tnplc:d in the e11hth for his fourth hit and scored when Ooll Concepcloo hn a sacrifice fly fo1 his third RBI. boosting Kansas City past llalt1· more. 4-3 . . WUlle Ra.odolpb dolled a on~-out sin.glc mto the lefi-centcr field gap ro score Ken Griffey and cap a two-run ninth inning 4!> the New York Yankees beat Minnesota. 4-3. Jay Bowell, 4-4. the third Yankee pitcher. picked up the wm, pitching the final two innmgs ... Rookie Roy Smith and Ernie C.macbo co m- Lemon b1m·d on a seven-hitter and Julio Franco drove m three runs -including two during a decisive four-run sixth inning -as Cleveland defeated the Chicago White Sox. 6-J .. Ed Romero sliced a two~ run game-winning single over third base to the ninth 1n~1ng. wrapping up a five-run rally which gave M 1lwaukee a 9-7 victory over Oakland . . . Tooy Fttm aode1'1 two-run single snapped a J-3 lie as Toronto exploded for 11 ninth-inning runs to come from behind and defeat Seattle. 12-7 m a record- brcaking game. The 11 runs in one inning represent a club record for Toronto. The Blue Ja}s also pounded out l 7 h1ts. Trillo sparks Giants past Cubs Manny Trillo made three standout ii plays in only his second game at third bast and singled to launch a three-run rally in the fourth inning. leading San Francisco to a 3-2 victory over the Chica$O Cubs Frida)'. Jeff Robinson, 5-11 , picked up only his second victory in his last I 4 starts. He allowed three hits over seven innin$S and Greg MiDcoo pitched the last two innings for his I 0th save ... Tony Gwyu'1 three-run homer in the eighth inning ended Jobn Tudor's shutout bid and rallied San Diego to a 3-2 nightcap victory over Pittsburgh and a split of their rwi-night doubleheader. Jim Morrison and Doug Frobel lc:d off successive mnings with homers and starter Rick Rboden drove in the go-ahead run as the Pirates won the opener. 4-3 .. _ ... Enos Cabell and Terry Puhl each drove in two runs and Craig _,,I Reynolds highlighted Housto n's four-run first inning with a run- Trlllo scunng tnple as the Astros de- feated Montreal. 8-4 ... Wally Backman slapped his third double of the game and rode ho me on Keith Hernandez's sacrifice fly in the top of the 11th inning to send the New York Mets to a 3-2 victory over Cincinnati. The victory enabled the Mets. who are 6-0 in extra innings this year. to open a 111i game lead over the Chicago Cubs in the East D1v1s1on . Brad Komminsk hit hi s founh and fifth homers of th e season and Dale Murphy had three hits. 1ndud1ng his 21st homer of the season. to hft Atlanta to a 13-l rout of Philadelphia. M.ike Schmidt accounted for the Ph11l1es' lone run wllh his 21st homer of th~ yearin the topoftht· fo urth. USFL teams invade England WEMBLEY. England -A year after Ci] Its European debut, U.S. pro football again •II• tramples the hallowed turf of Wemble~ Stadium. home of the Bnt1sh soccer championships. today with th e Philadelphia Star~ battling the Tampa Bay Band its. Record• fall in Berlin meet BERLIN - Uwc Hohn of East m Germany shattered the world record in the men'~javelin with a spect.acular&oS$of343 feet, 10 1nche~ and Ludmila Andonova of Bulgaria leaped 6-91h to set a women's hiihjump world mark friduy at the "OlympK Day"4rack and field meet in E:ist Berlin. Hohn. 22. of Potsdam, accomplished the feat on his second try;.,t>rcalung the former mark of327-2 set by Tom Petranon of the United States on May 15. 1983. in Los Angrlcs. Andonova, 24, a Russian-born mothcrof an infant daughter. cleared the world record hciJ)lt on her first try, beaung a field that included former world record· holder Tamara Bykova of the Soviet Union. Bykova set the old mark of 6-8l/• on June 23 at 'he Soviet national championship~ in Kiev. Andonova's record was initiaHy announced as 6-9. but meet organizers remeasured the height and found she had actually cleared 6·91h. The records were set on a chilly, breezy evemn~ at Friedrich Ludwig Jahn stadium in East Berlin, drawmg wild cheers from a capacity crowd of 21,000 spectators. Soviet-bloc athletes. with a spnnkling of West· erntrs. were compe11ng in a full range of events at this two-day meet. scheduled to end today 1n the East Berlin suburb of Potsdam. Rookie still leads LPGA event Rookie Cathy Marino, who led by one n stroke after the first day of play. shot a · second-round 69 Friday to assumt: a four· shot lead at the midway point of the Roc hester Classic LPGA event. Marino's 137 total was fi ve-under-par on the Locust Hill Country Club Course. Five players -Lauri Pecenon, Dale Eueling, Rosie Jones, Kalbyn Yoong and Kathy WbJtwortb - were in second place at 141 ... In the PGA Quad Cities Classic at Coal Valley. Ill.. Dave Stockton fired a four- under-par 66 for a 130 total and one-shot lead over Vance Heafner after two rounds of play. Scott Hocb was third at 134 -six-under-par overall. On The Road Again wins pace EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -On !!J The Road Again. who started in the second row. got an excellent drive fom Buddy Gilmour and won the Meadowlands Pace Fnday night by just holding off Guts at the wire. On The Road Apin moved into contention approaching the half-mile pole and took the lead from Long Fella with about one-quarter mile remaining. Televlaton. radlo Seniors plan own Games 'Olymptatrics' on tap in Long Beach next week From AP dJ1paccbe1 LONG BEACH -While the "youngsters" have their Olympics coming up. an "Olympiatrics" has been scheduled for a group of l 'l S senior citizens. The two-day affair, next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Palmcrest House in Long Beach. will celebrate the Olympic spirit and will include a marching band, a parade of nurses in Olympic costumes, a processional of the senior citizens in Olympic color-bedecked wheel chairs, and demonstrations by local university and other groups of gymnastics. wrestling, fencing ... and breakdancing. The average age of the seniors at the center is 85. The Olympiatrics arc being held to "challenge isolation and dynamically bridge communication between the aging and young athletes in the comm unity:· according to a spokesman for Palmcrest House. Aussie got royal training ARCADlA -Olympian Andrew Hoy of Australia's th~:-<fay ~uesu;ian event team says he received royal tra101ng an hi s sport. Hoy, 25, said Mark Phillips. husband of Great Britain's Princess Anne, tutored him in riding while be stayed with the royal couple. He said that he met Phillips and the pnncess while competing in England in 1979. "We became quite friendly and I decided to spend some time to England when Mark said he would be happy to work with me to develop my abilities," Hoy said during a break in training at Santa Anita. site of many of thr upcoming Olympic equestrian events. Hoy. trom Culcaim. a village of I , 110 in the Australian state of New South Wales. said he spent t~o years in England. staying at the royal couple's res1denct in Gatcombe Park. Food aplenty at Village LOS ANGELES -Many athletes already are in the three Olympic vi llages, and those who are amvmg later are m1ss1ng out on some good food. A recent dinner menu at the UCLA village included vichyssoise and chicken cakutta soups, sirloin steak and baked smoked ham. plus a selection of cold meats and pates. a large salad bar. various cheeses. rice and pasta. .\mong the deserts were chocolate cake. pudding and ice ncam. Peter Slater of A RA Food Services said that a total of 250 tons of produce and 110.000 pounds of b<.-ef will be prepared at UCLA dunng the course of the Games. Sacram.ento next stop for Lewis Fin·n Class controversyrageson RYUN •.. From Bl Steve Cram. Steve Ovett and Spain's Jose Abascal. SACRAMENTO (AP) -Carl ~w1s. bidding to match Jesse Owens' Appeals continue to decide who will be the representative in the Olympics feat of four track and field gold By ALMON LOCK.ABEY unfair sailing and gro~s un· medals in one Olympics. is expected oe11yP11oteo.u,..wrn... sportsmanlike conduct 1n the final to chase another milestone tonight in The game of musical ch:m~ in the race. the Sacramento International Sum-Olympic Finn Class continued Fn-Sihestn allegedly took a deliberate mer Games. premature stan 1n order to haras!I day with the legal eagles and the B d d .., h f Ii Lewis will try to break the 16-year-enran an .. cep 1m out o 1rst courts being drawn imo the con-1 91d world long JUmp record of 29-21/z h h bed p .1 h P acc. u1ches set b)' Bob Beamon of the trove~y t at as l'VI •t'vl e Panh bccausl' ofS1h estn"s harass- ' r"1ted States dunng the 1968 Olym-Olympic Yachting Garno/for more ment. Bl·rtrnnd fin1!.hcd ninth in the 4>' than two months. pi<-Games in the high altitude of _, race but h1., protest against 5ihcstn Mexi co City. According to wire !>en Ile rl'porr.-.. a wa!I upheld h) the JUf) who wt·nt .,0 Lewis has ·disdained Jumping in Supenor Court commissioner 10 San far as 10 toss ~rlvntn out ol thc ent1rl' ranfi ed air. preferring instead to Francisco has ruled m favor of the .. encs. This mo\ed Bu11 Rt·)nolds of rnmpete at sea level, and under those United States Yacht Ra n ng l ln1on Summ11. NJ up to fir'lt rlacc in ·the rnnditions. he has come tantalizingly and ordered the U.S. Olympic Com-s~riesand and, supposed I). thl' OI) m- dosc to Beamon's "untouchable" m1tte~ to reinstate John Benrand of p1an in thl' Finn Class. mark. .\nahe1m Hills as the Finn Class But Bertrand\ appeal an<l Tl'<.IUl''>t Twice. Lewis has Jumped 28-101/•. sk1pperunt1lthe ongoing l0ntrmcrsy for redress resulted 1n lhc JUT) The first time was June 19. 1983 in the is seuled a H~ragmg h1<1 points 101 tht• !>l'rl\''· USA Champio ns hips at In-Two dan earli er. a federal cnun giving h1ni thl' Olyrnptr t>crth 1,hanapolls. The second time was Jan. had ruled that 1t had noJuflWJCtJOn in Silvestri lht·n !>tark·d a '>cn1.·, of 27. 1984 m the M1llrose Games at the case after the .\rnenca n .\rh1-arpeals 1n whirh hl' wa" reinstated h' New York. tratwn Asso<:iat1on had rukd in ta ... or a l l"iYRl 1 rcvtl'"' hoard. hut till' The Sacramento meet 1s one of the ofRussS1lvcstn ofTirhuron v.hl> had l IS't Rl l 1.·xccut1'l' rnmm111cc Cl\l'r- 6nal tuneups for the Olympic track been disqualified from the trial-. ::if'tl•r rult:d the rcv1cv. hoard prnnting out attd field competition. which begins having won it. S1l"estn was throv.n that under tht' v .. nuen rules of thl' Aug. 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Most yachting observers agree that the entire case has been poorly handled by both the USYRU and the OYC Wnh only I 0 days left until the start of the Olympic Yachting (iames. 1t is still questionable as to who will be the Finn Class skipper in the Ol)'mpics- 1f indeed there 1s one. Foster brimming with confidence He sees potential U.S. hurdles sweep in Olympic Games (,( H ET.\ (AP) -C ireg Fo>tc1 . the tavonte tor a gold medal 1n the high hurdles. exudes a confidence as great as his ::1b1ltty and S<l)S the lJn1ted States could swel'f) th l' event 1n the Ol}mp1c Game~. Follo"'ing a tough workout at the l I( Santa Barbara training slle, the ~5-y1.'ar-old Foster said. "It definitely will he a sweep II the other two hurdkr-. <1rt: a!. rnn!.1stcnt as they wt•rc prior h> and during the Ol)'mp1r tnnl<. "It \\l'. arc. ""l' \hould <.weep 11 w11h nti prohlcms. ·· Joining Fo"itl'r. who won the 110. mrtt.·r hurdle"i at the tnal!\ la!it month with a time of I ;.21 seconds. a~ Tonic (ampbell . Carson. 13.34, and Roger Kjngdom. Pimburgh, 13.36. Arto Bryggarc of Finland could be the toughest compet1t1on but F~tcr observed. "I think hi~ fastest recently 1!. ony about 13.6." J or himself. Foster said. "Right now I'm looking at the Olympics as w me1hina I've always dreamed of." He thinks he'll be able to stand up well to the rigors of four competitive race" dunng the Olympic comptt1· uon "I don't think I'll have any trouble at all, .. he observed. "A lot of people were wonderin& 1f I could make 1t through four at the trial~. Ac1ually. those four wcrt ea~1er than the one race I had JUSl ht'fore them. "I believe the Olympic tn11ls wcrr the best scncs of race~ that I've t\Cf had " ~ product of Maywood. Ill .. and I JC I A. h>stcr hJ~ conccntrntrd on 1he huH11c<. <.tnC'(' h1<. h11h \ChOOI da\$. Unhke his longtime arch-rival. world record holder Renaldo Nehemiah. Foster doesn't plan to switch to a professional team sport. Nehemiah gave up track to sign wi th the San Francisco 49ers of the National Football League. He fa1kd in an attempt to regain amateur status for track in the Olympics. "In high school, I played football for about a month." the 6-3. 190- pound Foster said. "I quit. I JUSt didn't like it." He addrd with a gnn. "I might go into pro football for a Steve Young contract. I doubt that. so I'm not going." Young signed with the L-Os Angeles Express of the United States Football League for a reputed $40 million to be distributed over 43 years. Foster maintains he would have continued with his competition even if rules had not been changed to allow appearance money to be put into escrow until the track athlete's career is completed. "I nave always wanted to be an Olympian," he reiterated. "I think I couldnavemadethctcamin 1980but this country boycotted and l dropped out . It ha!I been a ma.ior goal even without being a paid situation like the Super Bowl or the National Basket· nail As$0C'iation champ1onshipS. It bnnp out a lot of people and gets almost everyone in the world in- volved. For me. tt 1s great thrill to know the)' are watch1na mr." Asked 1f he was disappointed wben the Ea-.tem Bloc pulled out of the Olympics at tbe insistence of the Sov1rt Union, Foster replied: "Even i( they hadn't pulltd out. we would have had the stron~st men·~ team. I thmk u 1s a ltttlc more d1sappomt1n1 for our women'\ team becau~ of the ~1rcnath1 of the USSR and wt qerman\" And, as in most things in life. you get what you pay for. "It's the linle comers you cut preparing that can have a major d ifference in your performance. The question is. are you willing to pay the price? If you are. it will pay for you," adds Ryun. Scott. Spivey and Maree will have that home crowd behind them. and Ryun acknowledges it is a bonus. "I know this. if I was running here. on home soil. I would want to walk away from 1t knowing I ran by best race." Ryun. who resides in Lawrence. Kansas. has been in Southern Cali- fornia for the past few days promoting his autobiograhy. "Quest For Gold", and will remain through the Olympic Games, but he isn't certain whether he'll be in attendance on Aug. l l at the Coliseum when the 1,500 finals are run. "I have some reservations," he says. "I know ifl watch television I'll see more. but there is a special thrill bcmg there. There's that parkmg problem. too. but ... I would like to be there." The attraction. of course. is to see that gold medal-effon. pan of the strange combination which has always given the Olympic Games its special mystique. They'll tell yo u everything revolves around participaung in these Games. but when it comes to the world class athletes involved. No. I 1s something to think about, too U.S. poloists romp, 23-3 Huntington Bc-ach's Maureen O'Toole poured in six goals and Laura Laui_hlin-Milton added five as the United Statcswomen'swater polo team rou ted New Zealand. 23·3, Fnday night in the ~ond niaht of the FINA Women's tournament at Heritaae Park in Irvine. The victory improved the U.S. record to 1-0. l with a date against Holland on tap tonia)\t at 8. Holland was beaten by Australia. 9-6. 1n the opener Friday. Thr U.S. led 16· I after thrtt pcno<b Friday. before allowina New ZeaJand 1 pair of aoaJs in the fin.I stanza. Dion Gray opened the p~ an aoal for the Amcncani berort g1 vinf way to Sand)' Vcs~} of Hun11n1ton Beach for the: final thrtt quanCB. The U n1ted StatC1 probebly needs a 11r or 41 win 1un1thl to tivana-to the chnntp1on1h1p mntr h SundR) at 4 ' I BULLETIN BOARD Dart toa.naameat Southem C1lifom11 dlner1 havC' the chan~ to shoot apuut many of the lop-ranked men and women pl1)en from the U S and overseas by compe11na in the Auaust Warm-Up Dan Tournament, ICt Aua, 10..12 11 the Marquis Lounge in San Bernardino Open 10 111 dartana enthusiasu, the three-day tournament will reatutt nine separate com- peu11ve events t0cludina open and women's sanales. open and women's double,, mixed doubles and triple$, and open cricket doubles. Among the lop players expected arc Bobby Gcor&C of Liverpool. EniJand. ranked sixth in the world, Leighton Reescs of Wales. Eqland, ranked No. IS. and Sandy Reitan of TorTance the world's top rated woman dan player · For add111onal inform1t1on phone ~nnas Hassel at 882-9342 Women'• volleyball tourney ThC' 1 lth annual Women~ Open Volleyball Tournament wall ht held Aug 4-5 an Laguna Beach .\pphcanl\ are in vited to stop b) the Laguna Beach Recreation fXpanment. 515 Forest Ave .. Laguna Beach. or phont 497-3311 . e>.t. 201 ANGELS .•• From Bl base. Then. "-Ith 1wo outs and a walk later. DeCinces grounded one under- neath Guuerrez's glo"e for a run- sconng single. Romanick. a ~~-)'car-old rookie. has been a pleasant surpnse 10 the .\ngels thus far. but last night the one mistake he made cost him Evans' homer put the Red So>. out in fron't . The inning started when second baseman Marty Barrett open- ed with a single to left. Gutterrez sacnficed him to second and Bosgs laced a double to right-center. sconng Barrett. and setting the table for Evans. "I think he (Romanick) made a mistake wnh 1t (the pitch)," Evans said. "He wanted it up-and-in. but instead, I $Ol a hold of it. It was one of the few mistakes he made toni~l." "I pitched Evans 'in' all the time in Fen way ( Parlo. I and I was successful." Romanick c\pla1ned "It (the ball) was running in on ham and he was looking for 11 Here. it's dlfTcrcnt. the}' look for something the) can pull in Fenwa). It didn't cost me the game. howe,er " :--lo. 11 didn't -Ju.-.1 1hc lead * ANGEL NOTES -V11er•n leit nanoer Jotwl Curtis •cceo1eo the AnQell reQue\I for him 10 go on • 20-dev rehablllteHon •n•onmenl to Ille teem's lrlpfe·A club In Edmortton He'M reoorr ,,..1 Wednftdev Curtll , whO le\I eoi>eared '" e game M•v 11 WU Dl•Ud on lhe \DKlll 30-oav d•llbled list Mav 21 efttr culling "" left tnumb on tne bu1ti>en ewnlng el 'l'enkee Stadium on Mev 19 "He iu•I needs 10 go out and oo 11, Angel M anager Jotln M<N•m•r• said, referrino lo Curtis need 10 Otl left handers ou1 "Tnen. we'll lake the nexl \Ito from lhert" Curtis sold before Frldav's oamt lhet he'' 01>llml1tlc aboul lhe aulgnmen1 "Thtv've uorened lnltrtsl In e tett-handed 011ct1er end I feel fhal I cen IHI that n~." Curlli. said "I can't hokl 1 oun 10 !heir '1ead and sav 'Ltl "" ollch' -II s lheir decision • MHnwhlle. rlghl·ht noer Fr•nlr ucone, wt10 lefl earlv Frlaev end wu unavailable for comment, wlll also reoorl tor e 20-dev rehabllllallon eulon~t tor Edmonron, which beotns lwo deo orlor to Curlis· L1Cor1e wt10'' 1·2 wllh a 6 7S ERA. wu Oleced on lhe IS·dav OL with 1tndlnlll1 of the rlghl blctfll on June 13 'Frank ltfl IOdav (Frldav) He's driv1no his l1m11v uo riorlh Curlis txolelned Teanl•cla..- There •rt' soil operunp 1n most of I.he ~on is dassn bc&Jnnina Monday. offered by the City of 1..Aaun1 Beach R«rcallon ~panment. fhere are momma and evenana classes at all levels for 1 vanely of lfC aroups. The fee 1s $24 for espt SO.minute lenons. For more inform1t1on, stop by the Laguna Beach Recreation Department at SIS Forest Ave .. La1una Beach, or phone 497-3311 exL 201 . Youth football alirnupa Eight and nine-)ear-olil"boys are needed to till out rostrrs 1n the chn1c and Junior chn1c d1v1s1ons of the ( osta Mesa Jr All-Amencan lraaue Prac11tt:\ be&tn Aug 6 w11b games set to stan in SeptC'mlxr Ca mes will ht played at TeWinkle Park 1n Costa Mesa For more tnformauon, phone Loren Mollner at 548-884 7 ~·-----· .. .. USFL ta.king overExpres LO NG ·LES (APl -Wllh hn fiunaal etn Bala on·road nee ft"uund four oflhe Budv.e1Kr Bap Cross Shon Courie OfT-Road Race will br htld Sunday 11 Saddlebac:k: Park 1n Oranae. Gatts art tchedulcd to open at 7 a.m wnh practice slated to bealn at 8:10. 1Uc1n1 wtll IW't 11 noon. crumbhna. 1nvt)tor J. William Oldtribu=rcnlly lost control of his United t.ates Football &eam. l Lo~ An~lcs Express. officials SI.id Friday. for more infonnauon. phone (213) 92i-21138 The USFL stepped into the nct0tiatioo1 to .sill team within the pelt week , said Ei.;press spokesman Pa Sewell The Express had confmncd Wednesday &hat USFl franchise was on the auction block afttt months speculatJon Sewell said the league entered the ~icturc nbtcaUl!e'O the financial problems and d1fficuh1es Bill OJdtnbwJ experienced." "': USFL spokesman Jim Burns. reached at his-home i New Jersey. added. "We art very aware of the fi ......... .., problems that Mr. Oldcnbura 1s having.·· 11 Oldenburg's Oaa,sh1p company, S3n Franci~~"""' Investment Mortgage International Inc .. hn been~ ma\cd by staff cutbacb tn the past several weeU. ~· from I S9 workcrsat the start of June to about 30 curread In addtllon. Oldenbur& and IMI arc named in at leas Racquetball toa.naer. A "5pmt of the Ol)'mpacs · outdoor racquet- ball doubles tournament wall ht held a1 Golden West Colleae ne\t -.eekend (July 27-29). Dsv1S1ons include Mrn's Open. B. and (" doubles. Women's Open, B. and (" doubloes: and Maxed Open. B. and C doubles. two lawsuus i, Bums stopped shon of saving the lea1ur was control of negottauons to sell the Express. but ~ Oldenburg .. 1sn '1 acttvel) 10\olvcd -• Entry fee 1s $25 per team and all pan1opan1s wall receive a complimentary T-shtn In ad- d111on. trophies w1ll ht awarded to fim. second third and consolauon wmnen. ~sked ~hat Oldenburg's role 1s 1n negotiations to the Express. both Sewell and Bums said the team' p~1dcn1 and general manager. Don KJostennan. wa representtng 1he Express •' In another late de"elopmcnt. Valley Federal Savi & Loan Assoc1a11on. based in the Van Nuys secuon o( Angeles. announced Fnda" evening that it had n obJC'CllOn to the league selling the tr-.am to "a qualifi purchaser.·· J • Entry deadline 1s Monda)' For funher anformauon. phone C"arol Herd at 893-5821 ,., wt. ......,.0 Two ~~ks ago, Valley Federal filed suit •UlS Oldenburg for alleged misuse ofa S17.75 milhon bne o credit and won a court order forbidding Oldenbura frQ transfemng owncrh1p .of the team. En berg returns ;. . to Angel famil~ He' 11 be replacing Starr for selected games next season By RICHARD DUNN OeltJNolC.111pa _, Dick En berg. the h1ghl)-p Jpular play-by-play announcer for the Angels from 1968 through I 978. will return to the team next year dunng the club's 25th anniversary season. The announcement was made Fn· da) at a press conference at Anaheim Stadium pnor to the club's game against the Boston Red Sox . En berg. current!) under contract to NBC'. will cover ..\ngcl games on KM PC radio and HS affiliate nct"-orlo. Stallons. but will work a hm11ed number of games due to pre"1ous comm1tmco\s to "JBC -It's a great pleasure for us to "'elcome D1ck back here ... ~ad o\ngcl o"'ner Gene Autr) ··1t·s our greatest gain rn a long. long 11me ·· t:.nberg will replace Bob ~tarr "ho 1s lea\Jng the club after th!\ ~ason and 101n the cluh"s other l"-O an- nouncers. Al Contn aod Ron Fa1rl\ It's assumed that Enberg "''" broadcast about 40 games ' .. The French Open and Wlmbledon "-111be1wo of the thing<, that will be taking awa) from m' .\ngel schedule." En berg ~1d ·· ..\lso 1.1.hen football begins in ~ptembcr I'll ha"e to de,ote m) ume to that ·· To the best of his kno" ledge. En berg docsn 't feel he 'II be doing road games. "but that 1.1.ould he a definnc poss1b1ht' ... he said "hasehall has alwa\S been the s r, e al"a's telt dose-st to all m) I Enberg. whose NBCs assign have mcluded the Super Bowl. N basketball champtonships. world~ n1s champ1onsh1ps and base~ World Senes. 1s a thrtt-llme nat <;ponscaster of the Year winner. also has 1w1ce won an Emmy awar~ the .. outstanding personality .. 1n..t.bf pla~-b~·pla~ categor) .. fh1~ 1s the nicest contract i ~'er signed ... he said Details of the pact \\.Cre not re ... ealed. ShOrlSIOO Dklr Sdlefleld, WhO wenl on Ille OL June 30 wllh e 11>relnt<1 ankle, l<'IV\ ne feels gOOts 10 return Mondtv lor tl\e Sullle "''" ' He's 1morov1no •tl1lch1no oalrlnos Br11<• Hunt <9-S> for lhe Red Sox aoa1ns1 Temmv Jahn (5·71 Wade Bogga of the Red Soz keepa bJa eye firmly on the ball on third-inning grounder bit by Bob Boone of the Angel.9 Friday night. Boga retired Boone at fint. He also said that "There 1s no plane, for tele\ 1s1on at this ume c1thcr ·· ·-rm ver) pleased .. he con11nued. I ·• 11 nothing else. perhaps I can briJ\a baclo. o;ome of the humor of A~ Enberg-<Donl Df:sdale days:· Tennis tour providing geography lesson Jeulca A11ul Former CdM star Algazi gives reactions to life in preary Erie· and other stops EDITOR'S NOTE: Jessica Algaz1. a former Corona de/ Mar H1sh tennis standout now playing at UCLA. is on the tour for si.\ weeks. playing in the National Amateur Orcu1t. She gnes her reactions m the second ofa sencs of articles. By JESSICA ALGAZI Spec ... to Iha D.ity l"llet This little g.irl from Ne"' pon Bea<.:h 1s now in the middle ofEne. Pa E'en the people here refer to their home as .. Dreary Enc." I think I've found the "Middle Amenca" I've heard about in mv SOCtOIO~}' classes It's real clear lO me that I like where I hve better I have something 1n common with the people of Enc. however I also have a reason to be here. I continue my tour on the United States Tennis Association Nauonal Amateur Tennis Circuit. Today was a difficult day for me. My panner and I lost in the finals in the National Amateur Clay Court Champ1onsh1ps in Pittsburgh earl~ this morning. Fifteen minutes after we walked off the court. defeated. I had to catch a Gre}'hound bus to Ene. I had 311l hours of bus time to think about JUSI how close we had come 10 winnin~ a national title. It's so frustraung to work so hard. come so far and lose at the final moment I thought the day could onl) ge-t better. but I was wrong. In the name of economy. six of us checked into one single room in what 1s not the nicest hotel in Enc. The Knight criticizes media He says, 'Too much emphasis on winning' In exhibitIOils PHOENIX. Anz. (AP) -U .S. Olympic men's basketball Coach Bobby Knight said Fnday that too much media cmphaStS ts bema put on his club to win its exh1b1uon pmes ap1nst the National Basketball Assoc1a- uon all-stars. The Olympians take a 7-0 record into this afternoon's nationally 1clev1~ conteit here. which 1s the nu Ho-last tuneup for K.n~t's '!Quad before the Summer Games bqJn next wttk 1n Los Anaeles "Winnina as incidental to the whole thins." KntJ,ht told reponen at a neWl conftrcnct "I heard a spon~ster on TV say that the NBA players didn't seem to be tryina that hard. Whether we wm or the pros win 16 totally su~rlkial "I haven't been concerned -nor have I ca~ - about winnma thcSt aamc . How we react to cenaan situ1tions 11 mort important to me. We're just tryina to &et to Los Angeles 1n the best shape we can." Knight, however. s.1ud that he hoped lo avoid another poorl} officiated game hlcethe one 1n Milwauktt last Wttk, won by the Oly~tans. q4'?8. "I was JUSt ad no one got hurt," he said. "Pushtn& and banging and old mg 1s fine, hut there's a wa) to handle that from an oflic1at1n1 aspect. There are {>layers out there on both sides who have si.ancd multa·nulhon dollar contracts or art about to s1an them. There's no reason to see a player get hurt Just because the referees let the pme get out of control" Tht Olymptans amvcd at the Anzona Veterans Memonal Cohscum for a closed pract1ce Fnda)'. followed by the NBA all-stars and U.S. Olympic women's basketball team The women play an e\h1b1t1on pme apmst the Yamasa l..akers here th11 momma. "The last thrtt dayt have been aood for U'-" Kntiht said. "Each of the last three mom1np. we've been Qract1C1nt qa1nst pro clubs (an San Otqo for the Southern California Summer Pro Lcaaue). I can't AY cnouah about the coopcntaon we've sot from the NBA Players ASMXiauon They've prepared us wtth the compctmon wc'vt needed." room rate per night 1s SIQ.95. so that d1v1ded by six. we "'ere not financially set back 100 much The motel boasted the choices reading material which pred1ctabl) included the Holy Bible along wrlh a discarded Hustler magazine. The amenities included the "luxun" of a '1brat1ng bed which becomes opcr- auonal w11h quarters rve discovered that the l'lrCUll docs not include luxunous "' 10g. lu\un hotels. first-class tennis dubs and gourmet food. The realll) 1s d oser 10 Motel 6 and McDonalds. But. that's OK as long a\ I don't forget wh) I'm here NotlO\h forced me to do this I've d15'0' ered. much tom) surpnse. that that's not the case for many of the pla)'ers I'm hef't' because' rm sclf- mot1\aled to compete as a tennis player. which happens to be" hat I do best Other players. apparent!\. haH~ different mot1vauons Chrisco takes scratch main Keith C'hnsco of~ hrttaer raced to '1ctory Fnd&) night in the scratch main event of the wttklv motorncle rac1na provam at the Orange Count~ Fairgrounds 1n Cost.a Mesa <. 'fmsco edaed Dubb Ferrell. also of Wh1tt1er. and Mike Fana of Colton in the scratch main before a turnout of 4.312 Fana captu~ the handicap main. wuh John Sandona (Reche Can)'on) and Alan C'hnsuan (Hunt- tnJton Beach) plaC1n& 5«0nd and thud. respecuvcly Mcanwtule. e•rher Fnda} ntJ,ht 1n VoJens. Denmark. the Huntanaton Bc•ch brothers tandrm of ha~n and Kell} Moran 101ned Panorama Cit)·~ Lance K.tna 1n quahfy1na for the World Ch1mp1onsh1JX Sept I 1n Swtdrn The tinned 'uitc~ wo the onh country to quahf-~ u man) iu thrl'<' 10 thr World C'hnmp1on\h1~ I've mterv1e"'ed m) peers "'ho tell me. more otlen than not. that at thr~ point in their tennis cart"er the~ pla ) more 10 meet the demands and expectat1onsofthe1r parents Some of the players have become totall\ burned out on tennis. but are afraid to admit to their true feelings The~ are so alratd ofd1sapix11nu n~ the people the~ lo' c 1.1. ho ha ' l' supponed them It takes a l1H l'' courage for college le' el pla,er' to begtn to re-e,aluate the-ir tl·nnl\ comm11men1s Goal changl'' '"an ht· de,astatms for the pla~e" Jnd tor their families I spoke to one 21 -H·ar-old "hl'~' been playing the Junior c1rcu11 \ln\.C' he "'as 10 vcars old HC'·s had lot' 0 1 success bui now Sl)'S he'd hle h ' ~u1t He called home and madC' hi' announcement His mom responded tn telling him that 1f he qu11. he "-3S nl' longt•r welcome home. and that she 1.1.a'i quite sure his father would d1,orC'C her and that her "'hole ltfe ~ould fall apart No1.1.. that'sa hea"' tnpt Imagine him playanggooJ tenn" or good anyttung elSt'. for that matter with that kind of pressure from homr It se-cms that those pla)ers who do best at the college le" cl. are tho\C "'ho for whatever reason. are truh ~lf mottvated W1th few e'~pt1ons_ we've all bttn p1av1ng tenms long and hard. sin~ we ve been little lod~ When we were sull reall) .. oung. some of us ~ponded "-ell to the pressure of our parents But some pu~nts F' earned awa) and tale- ovcr their lttd·s tennis •~ their o~n proJtct It's the ch1ldrt"n of th~ parents. "'·ho, more often than not ~me d1stnchanted with the game b)' the t1me thcv reach oollcttc To be reallv c;uccnsful 11 tenn1' '!«m\ to require an 1nd~pendent de 1re to l·ompetc I must he ~tt-mott'-31ed I can t 1h1nl of an)' other rea~n to be tn [ne. Pa. naht now "IC'wport Beach re; real!\ muC'h n1C'tr • .. • •• I -------------- Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/Saturday, Jury 21, 1984 f oR THE RlcoRo ~ I I .. . MAJ<>tt L&AGUli STANDINGS Anw'kan LM9Ue .,., ChlCH O MinMM>la 0.~l•ncl S.•111• t(ansH c11v Tau' OetrOll TO<' onto Beltlmor• 80llOll N•w Vor1< M1lw1ukff c1e ... a no WIST OlvtSJON W L 49 45 41 47 .. 41 .. 51 "' SJ 42 SI 40 S6 lAST DlvtSION .. 2' S6 )1 \7 •l .. " •4 .. •2 53 40 S2 Friday'' Sewn Bo\IO" 4 •"9th l I 10 1nn1nou Clt vt1and 6. C111c1vo 3 OtlrOntiOI• ) Ii. •~'n Cuv c Ba111,,,_e l M lwa .. ••• • 0 •1tl1no 1 foror>•o I? !>t•llle 7 Tldav'' Game. ~· 2 1 ., 4 1 '" 6', 10 I 13 11 ~ ,. ) ?3 23 , Bo11on (Hurst 9 S t i ......... 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Foncn 16 t 1• 3 lO I I no Cor1>e11 •O , l• " 20 7· I 2 7l Zahn 1?9 12S 31 38 9 1 ? 19 Aa$f 9 1 10 1 7 0 I 189 Keutman )4 ' 29 I? 21 I 7 1 41 Will • UJl1 137 60 112 10 7 )52 Jot'ln 128 1•6 l4 ) I 5· 7 3 66 Rom1r10 I S?1 1 ISO •7 S6 9 9 ) 17 1(1son 17 19 7 21 1 I '61 Sta ion 10'1 97 n 1l ) ) s 09 Cur•\ 8 14 ) 4 O·O 56J L1Cortt 16' • JO ,, I) 1·2 6 ,~ Sw1" 5 • 0 7 0 I 10 8~ Ot"•" I " 9 s 0 I 900 Totals ••l , 175 , .. 401 49.45 H t Savi\ Sa,.cntr t Co•Ot>ll • Aa\P 2 l".e ,1m1n . '·'" NATIONAL LEAGUE Cardinal• 10, DodOen 5 LOS ANOl!LIS ST LOUIS e a 1or le. 'o'llll1lltd P" Anat\n I\ RAtnld\ If Guerrt r rl Maf\1'11 It> Landr •ct SCIOICtt c ltlvtra JD Bllluuet u v 11e1111a o Stubb' pll Howell D Raun o Zachrv o l reemPf'I Hooton o , ..... ab r II 114 ) 0 0 0 I 0 I I 1 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 4 I I 0 • 1 1 0 • I 1 1 l 0 0 I J 2 1 I • 0 0 0 ? 0 2 ' I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lanormd Ht rr 2D L ;on\ 2b L0Sm11n Ii 11anStv1t ct Handrc;~ r! 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Allen 1111a,t ll •o 4 011t1an 1n It" C1terelll ollcn.d to I blll•r tn ttt• wr-li.•D\ntr• 1 Bafl1-K11>\l\lr• l 01 A JUt~ M.uotl L.aAOUI LaAOUtS AITWkaft L....,_ (~ ~"'' o.rr.t.> IA HING 1'10 11 !Miit) WlrlflelO New YOl1l lSl. l\Mlllnoiv • ..._.. York, U6 Hr.,.-. Mlfw\MOle !14 P1J<ke11 Mln11e '°''· J20, si..t-ioen, KanM• C11v 31• RUNS ltHendersOn, O•lt.land n DE• "''"' So.Ion. 70, Mo..c>v, T0ton10 .... l ulttf Cleveland, •~ 1t1p11.., 81111,,._,, .,, All Ktnoman. O.klaM, 13. l!M\ll'rav, 91lllmor1 77. ltlu, &o•IOll 11 AD1vt\, ~•Ille .... Armet. l o••on ... HITS Gf l"C'i• Toronto, 119. M•lllnQ4v N1w York 114, AIDl<atl, 91lllmo<t. I 12, Eew41f' 0 0\1011, lOI, Wlnfl .. d . New York, '°' DOUBLES LAParrish, T .. u . 7• (ow an•. Seattle, 74, G1rcl1 , T oronro 24. La mon. O.troll, 24. Matttnotv N1w Yori.. n, Trammell. Oetroll, 22 TRIPLES Colllll\, Toronto, II MoM bv, Toronto, 11. Owen S..llle, I . Uo•n.,., Toronto. 7, KGlbson Detroit t, AL aw Chic•oo. 6 HOME RUNS K1n11m1n o.i.rand 21, ArmH 9oston 15, Ki1114t Ch1C11><>. 2? lhornton Cleveland 71 EMurrav 91111 mo<t 10 STOLEN 9 ASES AHt004"on 0.>.tand 45 Pettis, Aftlllh, )6 Buller Cltvti.nd, 30 Carcia Toronto, 11, Collins. Toronto 23 PITCHING (9 OKIS10"') LHI Toronro 11 1 2 97 C•ud•ll 0.klancl 8 2 7 OI, Sll,.b Toronro. 11·3 2 21 8tvla~tn Ck'•••and 9 J J IS Parrv Detroit I? 4 ) It S TRtK EOUTS Witt, AftMls, 112 St•et> Toronto 106. L•n1nton, 5ta111e !OJ N .. •ro. N•w YO<'k 100 HouQn Thu 98 SAVES Qv1.enoerrv, kaniu C tv 24 F•noeo. M1lw•ukff, '20 Caudill Oa•:and 19 RD1v1, M1nnuo1a II Hern•no.2 Ot lrO·I 11 Nattonal LHgue ( Tilr..u"' Tllundav'\ ~1mas l SA TTING 1710 •I l>ah) Gwvnn San Oleoo. 354, Frencon•. MonlrH I 146 S1nooar11 ClllCAOO 335 Wasll1r1o•on .• , ten!a , 319, Dernier Chlceoo 314 RUNS Si muel, Plliladalon1a 6S, Sand ti.r11, Cn1c•oo. 65, Murohv, Atta nra ti Dernier. Cn1c100. 60. Raines. Monrreal 60 wiooln\, San Olaoo 60 A81 GC1r1tr, Monrreal, 67. SC'nmldt Ph1tadeloh1a, 66. JOavi\ Chlca oo to Mumonrev, Houllon, S7, Sanot>trg, Clll C•OO S6 HITS S.ndt>er11. Chlcaoo. 127, Gwvnn, San Dit90, 12', Samuel, PnllaOllPhi•, 124, Cru2 Houston, 110, Wvnne Pllllburon. 107 DOUBLES Hut>IMlro. Alllnla. 22, Samuel, Pnllldlloh11 21 GCerlt r, Mon lrH I 10 S1nC11>trg C11icaoo ?O Cru1 Hou,ron 19, Fr•ncona. Montreat 19. Rein H , MonlrH I, 19 TRIPLE S 5-ndbef'O C111c100. 13, S.m.,.i. Phltadllollla. 12. Cruz Houlton e, Gwvnn, San Olaoo, e McG" SILOUI\ 1 HOME RUNS Murotlv Atlanta 20 Scllm•dl Pnhade!Ohta 70. GCa rttl' Mon ""' 17 MAnl\ll, Dodgen, 17 V1ro•I Pttilaoetl>h1a, ts • STOLEN IASES S.muet Ph1ladeto111a 45. Wfooins, San 01ew 34, Dermer en .. ceoo 32 Raines Montree . 31 Redu' C1nc1nnall. Jl PITCl-llNG (9 dK l\IOll\J LH Monlrtal 14·4 2 71, OroM:o, Naw York 7 1. 1 79 01r1tno New York 10 3 J l8 Solo. C 1nc1n natl, 10·3, 3 56, P-. Dodetn, 11·4, 2.11 STRIKEOUTS Gooden Ntw Vor> 10 V•tanJ.11•. Dfd9tn, Ill, ~van, Hou\ton I IS. Solo, Clnclnna11 113 Cartton Pnlladel Ohle 104 S•VES Sullar SI Louis 22 Holla nd Pn!ledelohtt 21. LeSmilh, Ch1C•OO 20 Oro.co, New York 19 Go\Sallt ~en 01eoo 16 OlvmPic Torch R94av TODAY 1 •"' -Deoart Ma OJ 9 IS 1 m -Arr.vt Sen•a MO'"' 11 II SS a,.. -Arriv1t Bever• H \ 12SO O<T -Ar• •f LC\ A"Qff\ dO"" •ow,, ) lO O f"t"I -Arr v~ l A (t•ur-4tt w fl • D,..,., -Arr Yf Bf""' ., H 1' 8 SOD m -Arr •l' San Ftrn1~00 \llJ t'• 11 OS P..., -Arr •It C1~0?1J Pe•• re,,..a l"I Ovftt"!°'•O"' SUNDAY 6 e ,,.. -Oeoari Cano~• Pa" 8 am -Arr1vf M1\\10rt Hill\ 9 IS a m -Arr1Vt Van Null\ 10 10 am -Arr1vt Bur Den• I 1 JS e m -Arrive Glendale 1 om -Ar""' P1Uadtna 1 om -Arr1v~ Ttmott CI• S 20 om -Arrtve EH i Lo\ Angell\ 9 4S P l"'I -Arrlvt West Covina 11 45 om -Arrivt San O"'"'llS rpm~ ovtrnioht MONDAY 6 a m -Otoar1 '.'>a n O·m"' 9 JO am -Arr"' Onlar•o Noon -Arr1•t Coro"• S 30 P m -Arr •t Murittla 1 10 om -Art1vt Roncllo Ca torn•o I 70 Ill ,.. -Arr111~ E \{On01QO "'"'" " Ove""'10,,' TUESDAY 6 arr. -Deoer1 E\Cond•do 8 10 a m -Ar"•t San D t(IO ~ 20 P"' -A"••t La """" 6 4S P rr -A"·"t Cr., a v \'& 9 •S pm -Arr•Yt Coronaoo 1 lS s rr -An vf! l a JOI a .,,....,,.._ O.,.~,.,..·Or"t WEDNESDAY 6 a "' -Oeoart La J1 '• 7 SO e ,., -A" ve <,a 0 "II 11 SS a"' -A.rr •" Can"P Pe o ,.,,,n JSMC bl\tl l JO om -Arnvl' Sen C ,ementft 9 IS "m -Ar""' Newoor• Burn I 10 a m -Arrive CO\le Ml'\a '"'"Ill" overn1gl'll THURSDAY 6 am -Deoo•I Co\te Me\11 8 am -Arrive Sanro An11 9 40 IJ m -Arr•,,. 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Oraoorv Lakt J111~., Lake, Sarita Ana llltv•r ~anra Ana !fiver ''°"'" fork J ••VIRSIO Hamal L•"• SAN OtlGO -Do•nt PO<'ICI !>•n Lu•\ ttev lt1vt r SAN LUii 011~ -LOOI! l.1~• l<lltN -Kffll A1var 1Democra1 O•m to Kltl PowtrnouM ~•" Pow•r"01;s• 10 Oamocr11 Di m, 1wi1>e11a Dam 10 a oreK Powerl'IOvtt K It) Pow.,."<>u'• to l tlle .uoai1a 1 TULA9'1 -89"t C•N• O•v M•aOttw Craet. Fr .. man CrNk, Ketn lt1var 1F'a ir ; fw Dem 10 k It) Powe<l'IOu" JOllll sondal• 9 rtd0e to Fairv t w Dami Nobe Yount CrHll, fl'ePH rmtnr Cr... lue>DO< 1nel IOw.,.I Sou"1 Cr H • lu•t It v•• tCeaa r s~ ,, .. , MADlltA -51,, Jo.11u•n lt<v4'f (m fiktl't forkJ. So•Chtf Lelle Sra rhru111.,. 1 •t..• ALPINI &tut Lake\ (IOWtl'l INYO Ba1111r Cr N• l·o P·ne <:r el'lt l ·•llOI' (•Mil towt • mlddll soulll I nd 1nltk• Ill OOOO•lf (fffk 1n~n<t ''"" l 1-• Sabttna Lont Pine Cr~ ()e11 Crtol' lnortt> fo~kl P na CrHk It«• Cr.... Lake, hmr'nti Crtell l •bOo" (rMll TIM~ht CrH~ T111fle CrM" Olympic Games history Track and field medalists MI N'S ll01M5TUl HUROllS 111ft. A!Mns I H1omu Curll\ lU SI 17 6 1 C.r1111t1ev Gouldlno 1Crt11t 8rlla lnl 111 I'°°, Parh 1 Alvin Kratn11a1n IU SI I)• 2 Johll L .. n IU SI lS S. l Freaarlc>. Moloney lU s I llme not IVl lll>le 1904, $1. Louis I Fr.0.flC~ Scnu•• lU s j 16 0 Thaddeus Sll•O.ler l U S 1 16 J l L .,,.., ll\Ournar IU SI 16 4 1906, Athetu I ROO.rl Lt11111!1 t US ), I• 1 1 i\ H Htaltv Great 8r1taml. 16 2 Vincent Dunc>.er ISovlll Atrtcal 16 J ltol, LlnCMn I Forrul !>m1lh\on IU SJ I~ 0 1 JOl'ln C.u rel\ fU SI IS 7 J Artllur Sn1tw IU SI ltmt not •••tibia 1tU, StocllllM'n I Frtderttl< Kellv IU SI IS I, 2 Jerrut\ Wendall (US) IS 2 J Martin Mew1<1n\ (US I IS J 1910, AnlWarP I E ar1 Tl'IOmM>n IC1 n1da l 14 8 2 Harold Barron (US l IS I 3 Frtdt rKk Murrev IUSl 1S2 1924, ... ,,, I Oa111e1 1<1nH v (US l IS 0. 2 Svonev Atktn,on ISourn Afrtcal. ISO J Sten Pellaru on CSweda nl, 15 4 1921, Amat.roam I svonev AlklnlOll (Soutn Atr1cal. 14 8. 2 Sreohan Anderson (US), 14 8, 3 John Collle r cu S.l. 149 1tl2, llH A,,..... I Georv. s.11no IU S). 14 6, 2 Percv 8H •O (U)) I• I, J Uona ld Finla y IC#rHI Britain> U t ltU,~ I Forrt\I Town, (US ) 14 2: 2 Donald Flnlav CGrtal 8rlleinl 14 4 3 Fredarlclt, Ponaro IU SI 14 4 If ... L.nOan I Wiiiiam Porter IU S l, IJ 9 2 Clvd• ~ult IU SI 14 I, 3 Creig Dlaon IU S) 14 I IU l. H".iMI 1 Harrt\On Dlllord IU S ), 13 7, 2 Ja.:k Oa•I\ I u S I 13 7 l Arrnur 8 arnerd cu S } 14 I ltS., Mllbouma I Lff (alhQvn IU S ) 13 S. 1 Jt ck Dav., IU SI 13 ~ l Joa Sn1n1t. e CU S I 14 t 1'40, Aom. I lH (•,noun (U S I 13 I 2 W1M1t M4iv (iJ SI Ill J H•v•• Jones IU !>I 14 0 lff4, Tt11vo I Havas Jo11ts IU S 13 6 1 H Bta •na unoor•n tu S I ll 7 l Ana101v Mlkha llov I ~•l•I U111011) 1) 1 IHI, Mexico Cltv I w1111e Ot •t noort IU S l 13 3 2 Ervin Hiii (Us I 13 . 3 EddV 01101 (lletvl ll 4 1'72, Munldl I Rodnev Miiburn (US I 1314 2 Guv Orut !France >. 1334. l Thoma\ Hill !US) 13'1 197•, MlntrHI I Guv Orut IFra nc•I 13 JO 2 Alaiandro Casanas Aamlrei !C.ut>al 13 lJ, 3 With• Oavanoor1 ( U S ). IJ JI tttO, Mo•caw Tnomas Munkell lEast Germanv), 13.39, 2 Altl•ndro C1M1n11 Ramirez (Cut>a l. 13 40, J Alt ku ndr Pucht1011 (Soviet Union>. 13 44 M EN'S 3,000-METER STEEPllECHAH 1900, Perl• IN, l.nOan <2.SOI Ma•~s) I Tl'IOf• Sic>str1nd (Sweden). 9 ()4,6, 2 I Georoa Orton <C•nada/U.S.>. 1 34 4, 2 Ertk Etrn\lltr (Sw.oen), • OI 2, 3 Gore Sldnev Robinson (Grt•t l rll1ln) 1 31 O 3 t-11oslrorn ISwtdlnl. f 11 t Jacl!Uft Ch•S11nlt !France) no rime 1'51, ""Ml*I 1904, St L~s I HO<ace A•hlnlellar (Us), I 4S4, 2 C2.S90 Meters> Vtadimtr l(aianrsev (Sovitr Union), l.Sl 6, 1 J1mes LIOlllbodY (Us I 7 39 6 2 JOM ) John Dlllev (Gr••• Brll1ln), I 51 8 OalY (Ireland) 7·40 6, 3 Arlllur Newlon lt5', ~ (U S.J, no ttmt I Cllristopller Bras,.... (GrH I Brll•ln) 1908, LOfMMfl 1411 2 Sanoor Rou nvol IHunoarvl 1.43.6; (3 200 MaltrSI ) Ern\I Lanen NO'wavl I 44 O •rtllur Aunell (Great Brita nl 10 411. IHO, Rame Arcll•e Rot>tr"on (Grail Brlla•n 10 41 4, I Z01•••1w Krivuilowlak ! Pole no I. JoM E.\lle us), no 11me t 341 2 N11<0111 5o1t010v (5o111a1 unionl, 1910, Antw..,, S 36 4 3 Stmvon R2hl\Cllln <Sov1t1 Uniont, I Percv Hoaoe <Greo1 Brtta1111 10.00 4 '417 1944, Tellva P11rtc1< Ftvnn <lJ S l. no trrne l Ernesto t Gu ion Aoalenll l8 t1olum) 8 30 8 Ambros1n lllelvl no 11me ""'•uric1 Harrioll (Gra•t 8rlla1n), 1·31 4 1914, Parh Y111n Bt lvavev <Sovlt l Union>. I 33 8 I Vlll'lo Vlllt ' Ailola (Finla nd I. 9 33.6, 2 1'41, Mtlllco CitY EllH Kari IFlnlendl, 9 44 0, J Paul I Amos Blwoll (Ke"va >. I Sl.O, 2 8ontemos (Fra nce). 9451 8tnlemln Kooo IKt nva l. 8 SI 6. l Gtorge 19'21, Amsttrdam Young lU S. I. 8 511 I To1vo Lovkola (Flnlandl. 9 ?1 t , 2 1'72. Munldl PHYO Nurmi !Flnlandl 9 31 2. 3 Dvt 1 H KiPCl'loge Kt lno (lr.enva>. 8 2J 6, i Andetlon IFlnlandl, 9 35 6 8•nl•ml" J1oc110 I Kenn I. t ·24.6. 3 Taoio 1Ul, L°' A~s Kan!a nt n IFlnla ndl, 8 24 I ll,460 Meters> 1'76, MontrHI I Volmarl tso-Hollo !Finl•nd) 1033 4 7 I Anoe" Gardarud (Swtdl rll 6 08 2 2 Tnome\ Evat1\0n <Great Brlta tnl. 10-M O. 3 Bronlslaw Mallnowlkl (Poland) I 09 2, 3 Joseon Mt:Clusl!.t v !US I 10 46.? Fr•n• 8•um11er 11 !En t Gtrma nv> 8 10 4 lflt, ~in IHO, Mls<1w I Volmafl lso-HOllO IF1nta ndl 9 03 8 2 1 Bron1s111w Ma llnow\kl (Poi.ncl) I 09 1 Ku rlO Tuom1ntn 1F1n11ndt 9-061, J Alfred l F111>41r1 Bavl lT1nztn••> I 12 S. 3 Elhtlu OomPtrt <Germ•nv) 9 07 2 fure tE1h1001al I 13 6 Los Al•mltH FRIDAY'S RE SUL TS (70lll of 91·nltllt QU•mmon• mHllll91 FIRST It.ACE. 870 varO\ "'" Killer (Paullnel 15 •O 6 60 J 60 Euv Au IP11i..enron1 8 20 4 80 Montve<I Greene (H Garc••I ) 00 Also recto Tll1nk Six. Arc111e Ann Roger Young. B1cenlenn•al Bar P1under\ Pride Time 46 OS U EXACTA 15-11 oa1d $8640 SECOND RACE. JSO vard\ t<.•ds Sauv Tll•llf (Eowl1 10 to 4 •O Uproar Jet !Creaoer) 3 10 "'" John An Go I Ruiz) 7 20 i\lso raceo Moon Nt1>new Nie• o ~ r Ramt>l•n Bar,1001 Jodt Aoollo Mv Ma • LaOv Time 18 i. THIRD AACE 440 vards Maotru1\ Cooy B11ro1 o 60 Pertee• Rt<Juf\r Ru 11 Mllllv M•tO E Garc•a • 00 H 880 HO '80' Avon' Pan At\O raced Sovere•l1fl E•Otll Hoot Rtcon"Q0lt• s ... eet Caroo VP"•urt o~e l'iav R1oer Frate\ T mt 71 74 FOURTH RACE 400 varoj\ G• a ndma\ BO·~C-Baro 4 10 1 80 2 40 T ..tMDltwHO Act >/Ilardi 7 80 7 60 (a~D·o Ot Oro Treasurp t 4 80 At\c> •acto Oo" La Ferre WavlOn Awlv Luma f'f S•r RamDI•" Mal' Outapoc•r• f,mp 7003 \JEX.ACTA 73 pa.a s l6SO FIFTH RACE. 3SO verds Stomol•IR•Jlll 1570 940 S70 Sttnk1llv R1c11 1Brooi.s1 800 680 Merrv On\ 1Creaotr) 9.20 Al\o re<t!O Reout\lllnddemand GIQ<ilo Doll Paff\ Two LA Ra•O•r C ever Ode l o•d W•llln Ra•H A Son runt "17 u EXACT A 5 21 oa1d S7U 70 irXTH RACE 400 v•'ll\ Ra \f H•I"' E II\~ I Ada tr• 6 80 4 •O 120 810 380 B•ll 1 Bluf Jeans Ward 1 10 00 Tht Powf( Pav'·"~ A•\o •artd tntreo•d Cocor1<:0 Tome 01 R cne\ "l'r Bull L le T 1rn• 20 )4 (.11 l• Pa.nr M•\\ (;rev L 01'1' SE VENTH AACI! «0 .-~•O\ v.r Cr>nn·• r~. Lac~,. 6 20 t .0 no • l..t"\ B11vov Ca•dOlll 4 40 3 70 .,,,. II Al P1.,1 ne. • 0() A•\o racoo Boor BOO' t ~tbtis Gtorot '.'>.,mo,, S ,ck Mvris Po• ()I Go•O Va11•• 01.1n•rv F nt So·r ts Otrlv Won~• T mt 21 89 U EXACTA 10-•I l>l•d Ul 10 EIGHTH RACE HO vlHd\ Ar,..,.11 Jo~ Ba'<ll It 00 S •O S 00 Easv Ment ver ICarOoial • 00 ) 80 Roman E..,o rt 1Broo1<\I 1110 Al\O •or!'d Bv Bf<lu1no (\11t\tpr B•ut\ Go.n For I• \1 ltno Niolll MO<Xl Mr E!><)nv Orum\ T,mt II n U EXACTA 17 9 1 Oft•O $6390 U PICI< SIX 16 I ~ ) 10 II oa1d U 016 00 wl!n 14 wlnntno t1c~t1S I li• llOr\f\I l1 Pico Si• con,1>1erion P•ICI i t40 ?0 wllh 143 w1nn1no llCkf!I' lllve hO•H'I NINTH AA.Cl 810 v1trOs St n11or Sa o• 11-larll 3 20 l 20 1 tO C:,t ner11 G111t 1Pil1<enton1 1010 • eo Menu\ M•r~ !Paullna l J 00 Al\O r1tetCI Houi.e "M C.6 On Hotma rr1m'on Cadlll&<. T11'l'l•10 c,,.111on• Mr ....... T1'\'ltt 44 90 T•H1'H 9'ACI. 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WAOllUNCi IOAltO-Sua~ 0.l'tflll W1lhlnt!Oft Jr JOHl>fl ltOf'llll'lO Jt .. ltonalO ll'lt rMll• • .., Arthur Lek•. h•mtu 4r1V• •n _.o1,,. 1 l'lffrt"9 \C~ f9f Julv 1' SOCC:Slt """' ~ tecc.r L.effw TAMPA IAY ltOWDIU-A~rM IOll I OfllflO m~ ldtf frol'f\ IPlt Mlnt'lftOll Strlktn tof lutu'• conalfefallon• COLL.•OI K ANSA' ST AT I UH l\lfl • "TY-H1mH Mllliff Wiiii\ wOMtn ' bal4''41>all CM Cn fl!lCA$ )()UlHEltN Ne"'" T"utmtn W l~tlt l ll\ltll( dlflCIOf --- OLYMPIC GAM£S ( Minor sports: U.S. medal outlook goOCI Happy angler Boycott c anges picture and Amert cans to benefit LOS ANGELES (AP) -The withdrawal from the Olympic Games of 14 boycottina nations led by the Soviet Union clearly chanacs the medals outlook in all events at the Games. Soviet bloc countries had medal potential JD au of the major sports and most of the minor ones as well. The mltjor medal beneficiary should be the Umted States, which has developed an ambitious traanina prosram in minor sports and has top competitors throupout the events that generally attract less attention durina the Games. The prospects: Archery Darrell Pace and Rick McKinney, both two-ume world champions, head the U.S. team. which has won more Olympic archery medals than any other nation. The defending •Olympic champion is Finland's Tomi Poikolainen, who won his gold as Pace and McK.mney stayed home during the 1980 U.S. boycott. Baseball Newport Beach'• Guy Myen hold• a 20- pound albacore he ca~t lut week while RahJnC aboard ht• aportltaher Wanderluat. Cuba's withdrawal allowed the Dominican Republic into this demonstration sport's strong field, which numbers eight countries. Included arc European cham- pion Italy, 1982 world champion South Korea and Nicaragua, silver medalist behind the Cubans' gold in the LA Coliseum highlights There have been exciting moments in 61-.year history LOSANGELES(AP)-Hi~lights of the Los Angeles Mcmonal Col- iseum's 61-year history: •Chicago Bears sensation Red Grange drew a crowd of 65,270 for a National Football League game in January 1926, establishing Los An- geles as a potential goldmine for sports franchises. •Inaugural football game in the Southern California-Notre Dame Catholicism from .1939 to 1958, drew series drew 74,378 on Dec. 4, 1926. 90,093. •Texas schoolgJrl Babe Didriksen won two gold medals with world record performances, highlighting the U.S.-dominated 1932 Olympics. A resounding success, the Games drew 594, 193 fans, with all events staged in the Coliseum. Americans captured 11 of the 23 events, setting 10 of the 32 Olympic marks. •Southern Cal's "Heavenly Twins," Earle Meadows and Bill Sefton, set the world pole vault record in a 1937 meet, clearing 14-11. •In 1940, a ponutical mass for Pope Pius VU, spiritual leader of •A reception honoring war heroes George Patton and Jimmy Doolittle attracted 93,555 on June 9, 1945, two months before World War II ended. •The Cleveland Rams moved to Los Angeles in 1946, making the Coliseum their home until 1980. In October. 1948, in one of the most- discussed games in Coliseum history. Rams' quarterback Bob Waterfield tossed four touchdown passes in 16 minutes and kicked all the extra points to earn a 28-28 tie against defending league champion Philadel- phia. Pan Amencan Game~. The Un1led Stale' fimshed thud in the last world tournament and the Pan Am. The boycon w1ll kee~~a::fies heh of East Oermanv and Settei Kopolov of the Soviet Union, 1-2 1n the 1983 men's sprint ehampionshtp, al home, ra11in1 the hopes of Americans such as Mark Gorski of Costa Meu and Nelson Vails. The abstnae of Kopilov, win•er of the sprints in 1981 and 1982. also helps Costa Mesa's Rory O'Reilly in the kilometer ni.ce. Others amona the m1ss1na include Sergei Sukhoruchenkov of the Soviet Union and Lot bar Thoms of wt Germany, '°Id medalms in the md1vidal road race and 1,000-meter mdiv1dual ume trial in 1980. Cuoe-Kayak East German Rudy Heim's streak of two stra1Jht 1.000-meter kayak single aold medals ends wtth the boycott. Romania, West Germany and Spain may benefit most by the absensc of the Soviet Union, East Germany, Bulpna and Hunpry. The . most tnlngumJ Amcnc.an compctttor is kayaker Dave Gilman, who was in the luac at the Winter Games in Sarajevo and thus becomes only the second American to compete in the Winter and Summer Games in the same Olympic year. Eqae1trtan The boycott should not chanae the medal prospects in here. West Germany is considered the powerhouse with Britain. Canada. Denmark. Sw1uerland and France. Bruce Davidson repre~nl$ the best United States hope for a gold in the three-day event. Field Hockey India has dominated the sport w1th eight gold medals ROYAL CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH $6.95 Orange Coast Complmentary Frwt Bar I)()~ 4L Tl-141 CUlil,_.I: • Unlimited Champagne $1 .00 Extra 850-3322 4001 W. Pacific Coast Hwy. Newport Beach . SUNDAY BRUNCH GUIDE includina 1il in a row and the 1980 Olympic utk MOICOw, where Zimbabwe captwed tbe womea•1 Pakistan. the Netherlands, Allie4tin.1 and C.nldl strona. whale t.b.t U.S. men are 'fill U'Ylnc to win tbcir Olyml'ic same~. AJDaica•s womeo. com · for tint time. won the sold in a four-natioA ftl'l!~MI!~ tournament 1n Australia earlier lb.ii year. Be •1JI . This was another sport wbttt the m.i.sai.aa f.ulttn tlic nations were e~pccted to cxcd. The Sovietl h9d ~ thtlle of the four 1old1 in the lalt two Otympic:e with ollly the Siit German men preven~ a Sovtei ·~-in l 9IO. Wi_°"1 those two countries, Yuaos.tam•a l980 111ver m~ became the favoritc'i. ,... . Japart is favored, with Yasubiro YamaJh.ha a iljld medal possibility in both the beavyweiabl and • djvisions. France, Britain. BelJium and Kora all have 10P contestants. Missma will be Ea.st Oetmany's OieallF Lo~nz. open aold medalist at Moscow.~ AmerQD hopes arc Leo White and Mike Swain.. m winnen-ln the German Open earlier this year. Moder9 Pea..__ , Anatoly Star'O$tin of the Soviet Union and T1;,:• Szombathely of Hunpry, 1-2 1n both the M Olympics and 1983 world championships arc out ... beat* ........ of the boycott. That opens the way for Pa~ fourof'fra.nct. fourth in the worlds.. and Svante· Rasmuson of Swed$. fourth in the 1980 Games. The USA wu eisbth in ~t world competition with Dean Glenesk's 13th the bl&t 1nd1vidual finish. ' Roos ., East Germany, with Dieter Wcdiscb and UUric::b it)d Walter Diessner, was favored before the boycx>n. with~ Soviets and Romani.I hi&hly reaardcd. Now, Wjilt Germany, Finland and New Zealand join the RormniMs in the favorites' roles. The U.S. men's ei&ht and foor without coxswain set oounc records in the ~ Regatta and will contend. SistenJudy and CartieGeer Ud Joan Linde, the 1976 silver medalist, and Virsinia GikWr, 1983 world championship bronze medalist, bj*S the U.S. women's medal hopes, all in the tc::ulh. -: . Sllood ~ Du . ..-1:4:~ ,__ : Amencans Ed Etzel an u1en bis QU&Lu!KlU "" nto rifle events. And with theboyconkeeirin&Sovietfree~· l Olympic record holder Aleksandr Malentev home. Buljung. winner oflhc Pan American gold, could lake e event. World record holder Man Dryk.c in the skeet qd Don Carlisle in the trap are also medal threats alona ~ shooters from Italy, Spain and France. Soceer The boycott claimed defendina champion Cz.ecbod> vak.ia as well as strong teams from the Soviet Union, East Germany and Poland. That leaves South American teanU such as Uruguay and Brazil favored. The United S. team posted a 1 7 -1 7 -14 ttainin& record. Country Style Champagne Buffet Brunch o~~~c\\. ~{\J 'l 9·(<'· 9&Q<'<e "'V (<\· , c~&(<\ ,o &·f\,e<i ~\(<'e co(f'-9 on the waterfront 2735 West Coast Highway Newport Beach 642-3431 Reservations Accepted BRUNCH WITH A VIEW Ch1mp11n1 Buffet 1:30 to 2:30 CAPRICCIO CAFE ~ 1e.c11 ~.Mlarrlot! 900 Newport Center Dr. HoCel L Newport Beach Tennis Club Sunday Buffet Brunch Unlimited Champagne 20 Entrees '9.95 ~r ~rson I I A.M. to 3 P.M. .. ~ .. -t "'.,.,,.,., ROYAL KHYBER CuWne of India H!IBI. NOW SERVING COUNTRY STYLE SUNDAY BRUNCH 'I'' lnclud• S...rap -Well Drink or Beer 1712 Placentia I 11 l:OO 645-8091 COSTA MESA S11nd11 Clll•P11n1 '""'' Branch Cruise •19.50 Includes Two Hour Cruise with Live Entertainment I 0 30 AM and l 30 PM Lido Village 953-8255 Reservations k about our Dinner & Cocktail Cruises Buffet By The B•y Award Winning Champagne Brunch '12.50 (18.95 Un<* 12) S•turday 11 to 2:10 Sunday 10 to 3 :00 Oft Tl'9 Wetwtront In lido ......... V ...... • ..,.rt 1111• lll-4111 THE CANNERY WATERFRONT BRUNCH CHAWAIK llt1IOt CltlSD 10a.m.and1:30 pa SllCSEl COClTAI. Cl\ISt S:lO to 7:30 p.m. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN LOUNGE 3110 llfayttte, 1..,.,rt luc• 175-5711 14982 Redhill at Edinqer TUSTIN $10.95 10 a .m. to 2:30 SITUlllY I lllllY 111101 11111.111 Featuring J • Huevos Rancheroa ..-• Briney o..p s.n.dlct ...,..., • AS$0rted OmWt9 ~ '3 ID _,.......::.,,. From • .. ... ........ ,... PlJiltwta;nj ., L \ .... OH r;~~~~~Ul A 111• 1121 Slllday Buffet Bnllch 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 'U11fiMiteJ ~,., Large VIJIMty of Hot and Cold Entrees ... • Seafood Bar • Dessert Table Adt.fu •1.t1Chlchn •u1 CIMWI ... --l'!!!!"'!!~!"P"llll~,..,..~~'"" (under 12) S fllI SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH • Unlimited Champagne • Hom«mede Paatria • Fruh Fnalt It Juice Bar 7979 Center Ave., Huntln9ton Buch (714) 111-0141 in the Mediterranean Room from 10·3 M Otange Coat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 1084 Rl llGIOU S NOTES . irst.United Methodist to unveil Christian art Flnl UDited Mel11odl1t Chrcb, 27 21 I 7th 'Sl Mother Jon~ .mu I r4lnll'$ Perlin<. New Tliloofbt C'ltrfstlao Cburcb. C> Io W 18th St Huntington ~•u:h. Wlll unv<.:11 \1~ unu)ual p1ecC'~ of r he program will locus on thl' 'ltrugaks. at.'("omph'lh <.. osl1t Me\a, \\11 h\'ilr thC' mes)Mgl' "Wh, Mc. (,oJ'>" h> th~ J m ~f\ llC on" I >tll.'' It Ftt''," l°O\.erin, the concL·pto. of the "fillrnint')s" on w11 nual hit-in todays world < 'hn\llan art on Sund.-) ml'nh. patnow.m. humor and talent of /\mem:•m women Re' Dr Eleanor (' fol hon. pastor .u the IO 10 a rn Su~n Moms Aurand has t rt'att'd the ceramH. Other rqular acll\ 1ues of the church include c. m:le ~rvll:e Sunda\. h>r mure inlormat1on. call 240 646l. • • • p1l·tutt"~. portr~ mg "I he (ioi.pd Narraun· 1n Chl) " )Uppe"' of small grou~. book. d1M;uss1ons, bndge and Dr Jad .. 'lon will t'\plain that no onl' ts s1nikd out lo .&.urand ha~ dl"ah wuh the themes "ljr,u:e." .. Man." meeting\ of the Walden Broth<'fhood and the New be m1~rabk The choKe 1i. alway'> that of each rndn 1dual. .. God," "Je)u'i ""Faith" and "Commitment." Women group The Ne\\ Women group will hold a retreat and 1mplic1t in evt·ry problem 1s the nght answer Nt'l8bborbood C:on1r~1attonal Cburcb. 140 St. Ann's l>ll\e, Laguna tlcar h will welcome the Rev Lon Souder of Corona dcl Mai C mnmun11y Church. a~ aucst minister fo1 tht:' IO a m. wor,lup st•rv1cl' Sunday 1 he day pac:cu~s will be dedicated at the:" 10. 15 a.m 1n Ventura Au~ l-5 Richard Kan!>ey, Antometta and Tom Man,1n1 will worship ~n·1cc and will tx· hung 1n the ~nctu&f) of tht• For more information about theSl' and the ch1ldrn's provide ~pec1al rnusac . Youth church meets dunng tht· Michael Sande'' will ht' at the organ console. and a quartettc will !>1ng under the d1n.-ction of John Thompson. church which was consttul·tt .. "tl 111 1981. The~ will be an religious educa1on programs, call Mb-4652. I 0 JO a.m service. and child care 1s available A kllow'\htp open house for the pubhl· Sunda). from I p.m to 4 p.m • • • hour w11h coffee and refreshments w1ll follow the \en 11:c Circeters fortlw serv1n· v..ill be Helen Read ofl&Jluna Hills and Pat Kt"nned} of La~una Niguel. Ushers will be Rob Rohcnson and Jim flemingul Laguna Beach; Henry Person~ of Mon:m.:h Ba). Dana Johnson and Jack L \.CfSOlCYl'I of Newport Beal h i\colytes will he Michelle and Tra<:y Robenson of San Juan Capistrano W I h 11 ...... h h k LaJUH Beacb Cburcb of Religloo1 Science. whu:h ~ B bl d 1 •· e be aeve 1 e'iC pKtu1cs w1 ~ t oug t-provo mg meet\ an Amencan Legion Hall. 184 Legion St will ,, 1 e ')tu y c ass. taught by Dr Don ~h:i11·1 and an anspira11on to man) for )ears to come." said tht• prest'nl Dr J Roben Gak who will spcal on "Pl'rsonal as')onatr m1nl\tcr, begins at 9: IS a.m. Rev Al Jansen pa<,1or of the: chu1rh "~uc has not onl) Happine')S _Selfish Motavatton or Lxprcssing Life," al L>r Ja<:k'>t>n 1s cont1nu1ng her mid wl'ek healing depicted the ( hnsuan mes!wlgc but the pu:cur~s are an the 10 a m worship \en ace on ~unda) wo1 bhop') wh1t·h meet at IO lO a m on Wednesda~ expre~~1on other own pcr\onal faith a!> wl'll ·· mornings For more 1nlormtttion l·a\I S36-3537 or 960-8426 Tht adult 'kiem:e of Mind Sunda) School ts held 81 9 I nr mort• 111formatmn call Mil I 032 • • • a m with a p1C'-~I"" KC med1ta11on at Q.30 a m . and • • • SIUr Ha-Ma 'alot Harbor Reform Temple,! lOO*A Mar nursC'r) and H>uth reltg1ous educauon program at I 0 a m Capl1truo Valley Cburch of Religious Science Vltu , Newport Beach, an.nouncea its Puce Havurah will ~ 'ilX 1al hour follow<. the Sl'r. ice and \ 1!>1tors an· \:?:?61 C amino ( ap1strano Suite D-106. \an Juan The adult Bible class meets at 9 am 1n the ch~rch library and the 'unday 'khool classes meet a1 I() a m with a lull < hrt'>t1an Lducataon program. Nurser) ~rv1C'e 1s a' a1lable tor hab1e'> and toddlers. condaet tllle Sbabbat service oo Friday at 8: l~ p.m. v.l'lrnmC' For mor{' informal.Jon t·all 4q4_ 7h66 < ap1c;trano, w 111 host the Rt'\ Tana Chu ha)' man1\ler of Memben of the Ha vurab leading the service will bt' • • • the Van Nu~\ ( hurch of Rchg1ous 5c1cnn· ao, gUl''>I r or more tnformat1on call 41J4-806 I. • • • Or. and Mn. Frldbaodler and Mr. and Mrs. Slfrey of Tbe ASllt'mbl) of God Harbor Christian Fellowship '~.ilcr JI the I I a m . v. orsh1p sen Ile Sunda\ 0 f C d 1 M 40 'A \\ 1lson \t ( osta Mesa \\ill bt· holding II\ .innual R h Laguoa Prrsbyterlao t'burcb, 41) Forest "c . I aguna Beach v. all l..1r l ofl 'r outh Sunda} v..1th an 8 IS a m pam:akr brt·alda\t pn:pared and served b}' the: Logo!I ')rntor High Sthnol group IO r l'llOw\hlp Hall MonC'} rat\cd b~ dondllon' v. 111 hi.· U\l'd to bendit tht• Logos' \'.amp '>l'holar,htp lund trviDe; and Or. and Mrs. om o orona e ar \ alatwn Hiblt: ~hool Jul\ ~3_27 from 9 a.m to noon ~' ( uha) \qll ll1scu\') ··"lcv. Dre-am'> tor Old," Sisterhood Presldenl, Elleo Arro~ of Ne" port Beach, will P.m:nt\ m.i~ l'nroll. their Lhildren on Monda' \o,,h1l h 1n some-"'a\'> deo;rnbes hn ov. n personal histon Habt the Sbabbat candles. Befort• l'Otl'nng thl' m1ni'\tf") <,he v.as a lOP\. "-rttt;r S b morn1nga1M45oih\Lalltng6)1-7HO Following tbe service there will be a.n Ooeg ba bal l.ommentalur_. publtc;hcd author and pla)wn$ht Her bosled by tbe Peace Havurah. For further information, ---------------------tra,cls a\ a treelam:c wnter took hC"r 10 ()an Fr;1n(1<.u) \I thl' 'L1 m "-t>r<.,h1p \t'I\ 1u· the }Outh uf the church v,,11f 3\\1\1 the Rn < ra1g \\ alliams. as\l~tant pastor. with call i44-7t03 Vocal teacher Yufe where \he dl\CO\ered Rd1g10U') l.illl'nCe and V.(.·nt on Ill • • • h<:<:ome a mtn1\ter Orange Coast lloitu1an l 'oivt'rsalist Church. 12~9 'ih \ h V1ltona \t < mt.J Mc:\J o,;,111 prC'>l·nt a ht!>tomal err\ m1t .churchnr;Kt1t1onl·r 'h1ll,p<'al..at\he9 the program rctro':lj)eCtl\l' of •\ml'rtlan "-Omen at the llJ.10 a 01 to host local recital Sunda\ wor":1h1p !>Cn Ill' (Pleaae aee RELIGIOUS/87) rn11tled "Past the Morning Star," thl' pro$rarn v.-111 he prc!iented b) Dureot· Luc..h\lg of thl· Amern:an l.1'>1ng HtMof) Theater ant.1 will rndudc Lucy Brewer . ..\ngehnJ Gnmkl\ So1ourner I ruth l uc\ "tone. Emil) D1ckmson Nata)ha Yuk v..tll present her pupil'> in a 'iumma reucal on Sunday at S p.m at Chnst College. Inane. 1530 ( oncord1a (Tunle Rock), Irvine. YutC is rerngnize-d for her worl and 1nstruct1on ---------------------ut1l1Z1ng the "Bel Canto" method of vocal 1nstruc11on. Bel Course in Miracles offered Thursdays Canto. or "beautiful song" method 1s very unique as 11 can afford the a<:comphshed '>OCahst the ab1ht) to sing an) form of '>ocal music from Bach to rock. This method 1s utilized effect I\ el} v.nh ver) small children a') well as older students Young children may stud} Y.1thout fear ot damaJ.C to their \OICes Mesa attorney assumes LDS church leadership .\ ( ou~ in Miralles lcx:al stud~ group of Laguna Bca&h Church of Rehgwus ">c1cncc meets e'en Thursda\ at 7 pm 1n the Laguna Beal h L1bran ~63 Glenne)re ) ufe'!> studio boasts man) compe11tn e. a"'ard- v.1nning <:hamp1ons from local. regional and national standings rhc recital v.111 offer ~'eral of her current c;tudents the opponunll} to perform !>-elections from whteh tompct111on':I are made A fev. of the \Oung adult student'> are prepanng for operatic careers A rct·cnt change an the leadership of the Huntington R1.,crs1de V Eugene Shelton. Jr. 42 \Ile president ol a Beach S"th Ward of the Church of Jesus Chmt of Litter-commercial real c'tatl· firm \\ill Ix v.ard clerk. and R da't 5amts (Mormon) has placed R. Marshall Tanner. 37. Michael Gordon 16 J dentist. v.111 scn.c as t.''l;ecut1\.c an Costa Mesa attomc\. 1n the role of bishop secretar) .\II arc rl'S1dcnts of Hunt1nglon Beach Tanner replaces ·Donald K. Genet. an economics The Mormon < hurc:h has no profes'>1onal clerg) Lay teacher at (1olden \\est College. who held the office of members art.' Lho<,cn a .. llx:al kadcr<. and rt-cc1\t~ no pay for bishop for four and a half years. their sen KC'> The'ic fi, c men v. ho comprise the new .\ Cou~ in M1rades 1\ a 365-da' stud\ course based on the belief that lorg" cncss and lo' e art· two oft he le'') to creating a richer hk Enrollment 1~ open .ind to begin -.tud1l'" a \tudl·nt nct•d onl) to ha\t> the desire lo lead a nchl·r .ind mCJrl' lulfill1ng life. For mun.· informa11on lall Dalct:n Bu at 447-4 51 O Htghltghts ol the the recllal will mclude trad111onal songs anas. dueti., and selernoni, from popular mu!>acals and shO"-S such as Oklahoma. The Mikado. South Pacific. The Marnage of Figaro. Manon and Rigoletto Thc new b1'>hop chose two counselors to °:ICr'e with h1\hopom of the tlunungtun Beach ~1\lh \\ard wall do ham a~ well as a clerk and an cxecut1 ve se-cretar) H 1s first most of their churl h work 1n the nenings and on weekend'\ counselor will be Charles .t\ Case}. Jr . 51, who 1s 'ice-after putting ma lull da) ·s work in their professional field\ president and general manager of NGF lndustne!> an Los .\ward 1\ a gt·ograph1l.tl area and has appr0\1matcl) 600 .\ngeles Ser.. mg as second counselor will be W James member\ .\ tlt'\hop olten 'pends upward!I ol 40 hou!"1 a Trounce. II. 42. <.,enior managing auditor for Bourns, Inc wcek tner'icc1ng the bu\lnl'\S of ht'> "'ard CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (MIS.OU(! SynO<J) TIO Victoria Sl., Coeta MeN Lo!Nr V. Tornow, Paator 831-1811 WORSHI .. SERVICE 1:00 & 10-.lO A.M. s...., SdlMI & Mitt .... Cius t:.ZI l.I. Cllriatlll a.-.tMy SdlNI 541-8868 HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Dtaclpln of Chrlet) 2401 tnlne at Senta t .. ~ MS-5781 Momin& Worship l O AM Sunday School 9 AM o.M SwanMH'l, Mlnl•l•r A Otrtli1I W1lc1•1 frt• The UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St & Harbor Blvd Church School t-.30 Worahlp 1~..45 Charles 0 Clark. Minister Costa Mesa MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Wonhlp 6 Church School 1:30 -10:00 a.m. Or Wllllam E S1ee1 Newport Beacn CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA UNITED METHODIST 1400 W Balboa Bl11d V3-3105 Or Robert B Shepard Jr Wonflip A Churefl kMol t:ll A..M .... .., "'9-....... Md o., c .. 7:J1Ult~'M Huntington Beach Nortn COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Hell Ave 842-4<461 WOBhlp hnrlc• 8:30 6 10:00 l:JO lunct.J lc:hoo' 10:00 ........... "" ....... lolof•od UI 10 ... Fountain Valley FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 18225 Bushard SI "2·25'3 James R Hadley. Pastor ......,&a..s...t:lta.•. NEWPORT CfNUR t UNITfD MfTHOOIST CHURCH 1901 Maro~• A••· CorOM del..., &M-0745 $Mf & ca.di S*'I 1.31 A..I. Rev Ken Mc M /11.,, God Lov~s You. Att~nd A Church Of Your Cholc~ rhe pu bite is 1 n \.1 ted at no charge Orange Coast RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY Church of St. Matthew by the Sea (ftwdbw~ HOLY COMMUNION EACH SUNDAY-9;()() a.m. rec. a1 ea--""-ye -1tllt1 MERTZ HALL ol Community ~·tionel Church 811 ~rope. Corene de! Mat . .... ._ ...... -S»aO'f-n.a....s....s.... C<MIJNITY CtUCH COlalGATIONAI. 911 HellothrotM AH. COfona def akr Don•ld W. Kut&, Mlnletef 10 A.M. lundl!y Wonhlp 644-7 400 ..,,. """'' ' ""'"'' c .... TEMPLE SHARON (Conservative) h• .>VoOOI ~br,... & Sundiy $(hoot Bar M•lswah !raining roulh Group S1sterh0od SP••tCI'\ fr• 8 1; pm .at 91!> am 5un 930 •m 617 Weat Hamllton, Coate MeH 831-3262 CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. Wll90n, Coet• ..... MS-31t1 We're A GOlng - Glowing -Growing Churcn ~YllllMC89 _.. tTUD'Y. AM. WCIMllP •A.JI. at P.M. I 0.00 ll -C1tsl s,.1ktt. Do1gl1S Celt -&:00 , • 10:00 A.M. "WEEDS IH THE WHEAT" "'·t!!lo«w I),.) &:00 P.M. Congr99atlonal Sl~lng and Fellowehlp Paul Thoma•. Mlnleter - Doug Cole, Youth Mlnleter ALL SAINTS Ar.t:RICAN EPISCOPAL CtOCH ACCO<dlng lo the 1t21 Sook of Common Prey9f Re•. 8191)hen W FeltiMf, ~°' HOLY COMMUNION 800 AM MOANING PRAYER CHURCH SCHOOL 9 15 A M MORNING PRAYER & SERMON t100 AM ...,~ '1m I "*" S....., II Al ~ I f-1* S.., f'IS U 18082 Bushard, f ounta1n Valley 963 380 l SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM M"""' ,,.,.. 1.h • •a ,., ... en ·n· nr Sabbath S•rv"-• ,,,.,,, ( .... f_., Senict Rut fi.., ff 1't ..tti I IS, I 'it,. Sentnr the Ntwport·lrvlM Am 2100 •a. Vht1 ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH [ d lbf•ulf Or & J.imboret N'wporl fsea<t\ R .. , W ll1am Mc0u• •O Pa\!Or I« a~~r 'l;h1H~o Mu~ °""' I· Adult Ed1e1tio11 & Child C1n 9 A.M Worship l Church School l 0 A.M. 798 Dover Or., NEWPORT BEACH 548 -3631 Nurser} Care at Both Hours For Info: Call 644-1341 ••ctr J '"'· , .. ,., WORSHIP SERVICE 8 AM & JO 30 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 15 A M NURSERY CARE AVAILABLE WELCOME SOUTH COAST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CtutCH 148 22nd St. Cnta Mesa 1,.0: 960-2 715 SERVICES 9:00 A.M. THE REV. ROBE~::~ ,.. \ '·V • •• Cmit N-,iMldtr t'JS Ml &dltllt Cllrc:t $dt#I • ,,,,,,.,, 421 hit .... , La,. Beach 494-3542 This Sunday Worship In ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 600 SI Andrews Road • Newport Beach • 63 t-2880 Or ;.,..,, A. Huftm.., Jr • l'••loo WORSHIP SERVICES 8 45, & 10 15 A M "THE THRILL of VICTORY and THE AGONY of DEFEAT" rn. ~ 01v10 M Roe;~,,... jj 4~ AM Infants thru l11gn School 10 t5 AM Infants lhru 6th Grade UC IELrLJll 141·2212 SERMON TOPIC: "ACCEPTING THE CHALLENGE" CtOCH Of RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Mtombef of lhe United Ctiurcl'l ot Rel!QIOUI Sctenc4! 2205 MAIN STREET. SUITE 23 HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA 92648 Adults & Jr Church 9 00 A 11 00 Dr [ltanor C Jackson Hl-101% Rev Peggy Bas&ell For tnformetton 969-1331 NEW THOUGHT CHRISTIAN CHURCH 110 W. 11th St., Otsta 1111 (T 1aolll11 lol11oe ef lld) "WHY ME, GOD?" Bible Study Closs 9 15 SundJy Motnmt Mtssage Htalmt & Junior Church JO JO li1l·A·M11111e 141·Hl4 You Wiii .. W•lt:om«I -And H#Jll*lf FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ,,,.In •I At:i.m•. Huntington B~h SUNDAY: Morning Worship .. . .. . Bible School .. . ............... . Evening Worship .............. .. 900 PM 10 •5 AM 600 PM Aetlft v-t" °'...,. -MulMfJ aer.ac.e MIU r111oa 0.,.. M~ M"*teu & ...... 0-io.tl '""'°'1 H 11ero--Otoectore ot OottlllM fdut:el~ OfAl·A·DIVOTION -l»lllOI Oftlc. -Ql·2NI "~ Clwlel llMI t•I" PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE COVENANT or ~T llWI (Rtlorm) RABBI MARK S. Jitl.LER SHABBAT SfRYIC£S rn & p.m Sal 10 30 1 m family Serw~~~ l~1 l11dd1 ol Month 7 30 Reh&IOu~ S<.houl Adull CO Youth Group~ Srn~lt~ Bruce A. K urrle, Paet or Terry McCanot" ()01<-(IO• ot Y01Jlh M1nis1r~ r. y O McCanof> 1•.-10< ti Ch1IOre<i '5 Mtnt51rtell Sl.ndar hlhip--1·30 ' 10-00 A.Ill Cludt School - C~en ltru AcUts 10:00 AM. lbsefJ tart nalablt - S:JO ' 10:00 A.M Vespers -7:00 , M 1011 Clllltlback. lteWf)Of't Btaclt rl!f ,.... .. , &44-1999 CenlOf Alen Welnver EducatOf Mtri.m Ven Ra•ll• 2850 Fa4rvlew Rd., Coela ~ .. 557-3340 SOUTH COAST COMMUNITY CHURCH 5120 Bonita Canyon Dr., Irvine 833-9800 Tim Timmons. Pastor 8:00, 9:30 & 11 :00 A.M. "NO INVISIBLE MEANS OF SUPPORT" 7:00 P.M. EVENING SERVICES WELCOMES YOU S~NOAY WORSHIP SERVICES 6.oo AM -Holy Eucharist Rite I 10.00 AM -Holy Eucharist Rite II Church School (Pre-School-2nd Gradel 10 00 am (Music. sermon, and child care al 2 services) 7 00 PM -Holy Eucharist Rite II I Prayer and Praise 1sl Sunday ol eacn month) MID-WEEK WORSHIP Monday -Friday 8 30 AM MorntnQ Prayer Tuesday 10 00 AM Eucharist & Healing Serv1ce Wednesday 6 30 AM Hotv Eucharist Rector, Fr. John A•h•J • Aaeoc., Fr. Brian Cox, AHletlng The Rev Todd Sorensen • Mr Samuel Snalet The Rev Tnomas Henry "\I!\ I JAMI" I PIS< OP,\I <Ill R< 11 3?0Cl V•d l ·or • Nt>wporl Bedch • 714 67~ 02 tO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES BRANCH£$ OF l HE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHUACti OF CHRIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON MASSACHUSETIES Sunday, July 22nd "TRUTH" Coat• Meaa-Flrat Church of Chrlat, Sclentlat 2llO Meu Verde Dr., Coete MHe Church 6 Sund~chool -10:00 A..M. R .. dl~ Room, ••a Y•rde Or. -It A_M.-4:30 P.M. Mon. thru lat. W~. 7-1:50 P.M. -9-9:30 P.M. lrvlne -Flrat Church of Chrlet, Sclentlat Rancho Sen Joaquin lnterm~lale School 4181 Mlcheleon (Near Yale) Church 6 Suncby Schoof -10:00 A.M. Reed!~ Room, 4330 ...,,.nc. Pkwy .. lulte 145, llonecr..ec Plau 10 A.M. -4 ,.M. Mon."'"' lat. 10 A.M. -7 lt.M. ThutedaJ CNld Gel• !lvtlde, & W.O.-tey Huntington Beach -Flrat Church of Chrlat, Sclentlat Ith a 011.-, Hunttnaton 9Hch Church • lundar fchool -10:00 A..M. AMC:ttno Room -221 Main IL Newport .. ac:h -Flrat Church of Chrlat, Sclentlat DOS Yle LldO, ... wpott -..Ch Church a lundeJ khool -.:00 a 10-.IO A.M. Ra.dint Room, 1311 Via UdO Mon. thru ..... A.M.«5 ,,M. TUM. -7-t P.M . ~ Cer• ~~ f~... t J() 1 t '<> A U l0t $1u4y Ttt1,. Newport e.ach -Second Church of Chrlat, Sclentlat J100 Pedftc Va.w Or., Corona del Mar Church ' IVndaJ khoo4 -10:00 A.M RMCAno Room -3500 ....... Coe•• HWJ" CdM ..... m1111TllTl•IY11m111 -• , ••• &LL HUllOMH Al er• eorfll•ll'r ..,\llled to atl..O IM f:llutQfl --.n(• MO 41f!IOY IM 1.,,~ i-.. ,,,. Aallding llloom1 r..t.Md C-Pr<Mded Al l,lL &tlllVICl'& -I\ • Oranoe Coat DAILY PILOT/Satuiday, juty21, 1984 t YOUTH --~ -------" ~ ~ Four local seniors receive awar ds The Youth Oppomm1ur Foun- Jauon. an orpn1iauon to improve ·ducational opponun111es for H1s- '11n1c.s, has awarded four locaJ gradu- ttina seniors Eitc~puonal Scholar ~wards. Michelle Aszterbaum atld Angelica :larcaa of Costa Mesa, Denise San Vicente of Huntington Beach and \iark D. Oespars of Newport Beach ·ece1ved recognition for their tcadem1c excellence. Aszterbaum. a Costa Mesa Hieb >chool graduate. plans to major m Jiology at UC Irvine. Garcia, a Costa \iesa High School graduate. plans to 11ajor m business administration at UCLA. San Vicente. an Edison H11Jh 'ichool graduate, plans to maJor an :omputer science at UC Santa Three of a kind &tbara. Dcspar\, a Manna Htfh School graduate, plans to major 10 b1oloay at UCLA Aszterbaum was add111onally re cogn1zed for ranking the highest 1n her class. These students rank among the top 10 percent of all U.S. graduating sen1ors in class rank, leadership activities and Scholastic Aptitude Test scores. • • • Thr~ local Gari Scouts have been selected to part1c1pate in the 25th World Conference of the World Associauon of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Senior Girl Scout Suzanne Hanley of Huntington Beach. Cadette Scout Kari Brown of Laguna Niguel and Cadette Scout Mai 1 uyct Nau)en of Costa MHa w1ll 10 to the convenuon at Marymount Collrgt in Tarrytown, N Y The 'onvent1on runs from Tuesday to July 27 The g.arl,, alonf with five other county scouts. wil pr~nt a demon- stratio n on earthquake safety prcparednc s to dclcptC$ from all over the world. • •• An Orange County teen-ager has been chosen to participate in the 1984 Mm C'ahfomta T .E.E.N. pageant, to be held 1n Fresno. Aug. 3 through Aug. 5. Jody Lynn Balloch. 18. a 1984 graduate of Orange High School. wtll compete 1n the contest. which l'i judged on scholastic ach1c"cment Craig. Ryan and Nlcholaa Kanhner. 17 month•. of Irvine. were the trlpleta win.nen ln the traditional ••Twtn-0 -Rama' held at the 92nd Or ange County Fair ln Costa Me.a. Twlna a n d trlpleta of all agee competed ln the ann ual event. \Oluntccr St"f\ ice, \j)tt(h or talent. in1erview and formal pr~sent.atioo Ralloch. who plan~ to study physi- cal therapy at UC Irvin~ st.art1n11 this fall. 1\ also a member of the Olympic r>nll Team to part1c1pate 1n the Opening Day Ceremonies July 28. Balloch u sponM>rcd by Bonnie's Dance Studio in Orange. the Hunt· inaton Beach Poltcc Officers Associ.a- uon, Dr. Donald Webster of Stanton and the Webster Constru~tton Co of Petaluma ••• fhe Assoctallon Langues and Civ1- hsauons 1s looking for hostfamLlics in Orange County for 30 French students, ages 15 to 2 I. from Aua. I to Aug 28 for more information. call Cheryl Hedgpeth at (619) 222-4870. • • • Juanita Murph)-. daughter of Ke\in Murphy of Costa Mesa. has been clec1ed to the l n1vcrs1ty of Redlands chapter of the "Spurs:· a nauonal service organ1zat1o n for sophomore v.omen "~pur\ · prO\ tde 'olun1eer as- sistance 1n a "anet' of act1\.tt1cs including \pccial e\t!nts. food scr· "ices and lam pus tours. Membership 1s open to sophomore "-Omen who are v.ell-rounded academ1Lally and soc1all) and haH' demonstrated an interest in sen 1ng the campus com- munity Only a select number of women art· chosen each )'ear fhe llnH crslt)' of Redlands 1s a '!mall. 1ndeix·ndent. liberal ans in- s111u11on locatt.'d near the base of the San Bernadano Mountains. • • • The In ine Fine A.ns Centrr 1s offenng a watercolor cou~ for children ages e1gh1 to 12. Tuesdays. 10 am to noon. June 26 to .\ug :! I Emphasized will be compos111on color and crcau' it)-with references 10 art h1ston Pre\ 1ous an cApenenle 1s not required The (enter 1" localed at ~601. 'Walnut .\\.e at \ale ')1reet JO Hentage Parl. Ir. ine For registration information phone 552-1078 • • • Douglas Jones of Irvine was one of 546 students to rece1"e degrees this semester from Lafayette College JO Easton. Penn He received has bachelor of science in electric.al engincenng. ••• Sc' en local high school graduates Acute pair J ackie lliller, 4 , ofMlulon VlejoC1lcldleeaptoa fa.aychlck while m ltt.nc the Oranae Coa.lltJ P'a.l.r la.et week. lluaJ children a tte n ded the anlma1 area where the)' were able to meet their fa•orlte. Ont-band~ Tile P'a.l.r ln Costa lie. ended lut Sanday. have received honors at entranc.c at the Umvcrs1ty of Pacifk Richard B. Wiison of Huntangton Beach. Elizabeth M. Fegraus of Laguna Beach, Valene E. Pr~scott of Laguna H1lls. Kenneth A. Little of Newpon Beach, Colleen M Delancy of Fountain Valley. and Kevin L. Hansbrough and ~aren P. Schoonover of Irvine have been honored by the Stockton school. The academic honor ii panted te those whose grade point a vcrqe is 3. 5 or higher, and who have correspond- ingly lugh Scholastic Aptitude Test scores. Lutheran Olympic Ministry volunteers to operate 10 hospitality visitor centers RELIGIOUS NOTES ••. FromB6 The Chancel Choir w1JI smg under the direct1on of \11111 lnterland1. accompanied b> Ellen Wnght.. organist Following the children's sermon. those in the third grade and )'OUngcr v.111 be d1sm1s~ to lhe uttlt Fishermen program C-off~ will be scf'\ed on th~ pauo following the stf'\. tcc The cnb room 1s o pen for infants and toddlers from 8 45 to 11 am Hosp1taht} and sen ice are the kc} note words for Lutheran Olympic M1nistr) 1984. a cooperative effon of volunteers from many of the 340 Lutheran congregauons in the Los Angeles and Orange Counties area. Plans have now been finalized to operate 10 V1s11or Hosp1taltt) Centers located near Ol)mpte venues from Westwood to Arcadia to El T o ro. Four of the ten Centers will be in coopera11on with volunteers and congregations of the Un11cd Methodist Church. "Our aim is not evangelism of visitors during the Summer Games," says the Rev Dan Hooper, Coordi- nator "The Lutheran churches have committed them· selves to the Olympiad as an opponunity for service, good will, and personal contnbutions to a peaceable world." The Visitor Hospitality Centers. marked wath oversize banners. will serve as information, assistarfce and refreshment islands dunng the Games. Many of the Centers will operate daily, beginning July 28. from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m .. although several Centers near to smaller event venues will be open onl> o n days of actual scheduled sport events Assisted by Lutheran Social Services-Southern Cal1fom1a. a maJor agency of the cooperating Lutheran church bodies. volunteers will staff infonnallon, emerg- en9 assistance and housing desks. PastoraJ counsel wttl be available. Some centers, which arc located an churches already operating licensed child care, will be able to accept children on a .. drop-in" basis. The visitor centers also expect to offer two contrasting atmospheres - a lounge for conversation and telev1s1on. for v1s1tors to view events for which they do not have tickets; and space for med1tat1on. praver and Quiet. Devotional and worship matenals ha .. c been spcuall> v.nttcn for the Ol)mp1ad free to an) \.IS1tor. including pra)ers for peace and 1nterna11onal understanding. As pan of the Bed and Breakfast Program ot the min1stl'). am .. 1nggues1~ "111 meet their hosts at the ncarl:l\ Hosp11altt) Center assigned 10 them. Members of Lutheran ch urche~ in the southland. and a number of non-Lutherans. are open mg rooms to recel\ c guests. About 75 hosts have completed an application to accept a ho uscguest. and are compensated onl) for their expenses. Five volunteer Housing Suneyors are current I~ visiting every home in which a guest is to be placed during the Games. "There I!> a spint o f hospitality that 1s growing." ~ys Hooper "When we first announced this Bed and Breakfast Program. I expected a lot of people to contact us to help them make enormous profits from visitors in their homes. But this rcall> has not been the case \Cf) often Many people have caught the idea of hosp1taht) for its own sake In fact. the first household for v.h1 ch v.e matched an 1nterna11onal guest. did nol want to rece1\e an> monc) for their trouble. The fam1l) also happens to be Roman Catholic Clearly, the idea has crossed 0' er dcnorr11nat1onal barners" Lutheran Ol)mp1c M1nislf) has freely shared housing plans with Methodist. Ep1~opal and Southern Bapttst groups who are also offcnng housing Distance has been no bamer for the enthusiasm of hosts. Bedrooms have been offered as far as O\nard and R1vers1dc -even San Diego and San Francisco. for travelers who ma} wish to tour Cahforn1a hefore or a her the Games s ·anctuary movement def ended by churches By GEORGE W. CORNELL .,,........ ..... fhe go' crnment has strucl its first legal blows against the widespread church "sanc tual')" movement for refugees from rmbanled El Salvador, but churches have rallied 1n defense of the operation. Their stand has brought out extraordinol') collabora- tio n between Protestants and Roman Catholics. rach iroup chipping in to 'luppon work and provide legal funds for the other The Rev Minerva Caracano. a United Method1s1 pa,tor in McAllen. Texas. says government prosecution of some pan1c1pants has made the movement stronger than ever, and spurred Protestant-Catholic solidarity to new heights. About 110 churches. Protestant and Catholic, have opened their premises in 60 cities as asylum to Central Amencan refugees. transl)(>nma them through a network of voluntetr dnver relays, with hundreds of other churche\ supporting the activity. Ncvenheless. law enforcers have made 101ttal forays apinst the church tactics, ra1S1naspeculat100 ofa widened crackdown. C hurch groups say border patrol checks h:ive been expanded on roads north of the R10 Grande. A Catholic social worker, Stacy Merkt of Colorado Sprinp. Colo .. has been convicted, and Jack Elder, head of a Catholic rcfu&ee center at San Benito, Texas, and Phil Conaer. a United Methodist of Tucson. Anz.. are under Indictment for transportana SaJvadoran rcfu ecs Disputing the chara s, Conser says "it's the aovem- mcnt that 1s brcak1na the Jaw" He contends the rcfugttS have a "well-founded fear of persecution" and the law doesn't demand their return in such cues. But the lmmtvauon and N1turali1~tion ScTVtcc r-rcly accepts such cla1ma. tns1st1na on documented evidence. which few refuaee have. Ms Merkt. achcdulcd to be sentenced June 27 on Characs carT}'lna a mllumum punishment of I 5 ycan in pn'°n unJ S6.000 an fines. told the National Catholic Reporter, "I'm not a cnm1nal and nrtther arc the refu~ from Central Amtnca M) head ts not bowed " He r conv1ct1on Ma} 14 b) a L S d1stn c1coun1ur. in Browns' 1lle. Tcxa~. 1s being appealed A.I the time of her arrest. she had been helping out hauling retugecs from the Casa O~ar Romero center 1n San Benito. where refugees are temporanl~ fed. clothed and sheltered un11I taken to ~afcr !><lnctuanes around the countn Lln1ted Method1!.t and other Protestant chun:.·he\gl\l' aid 10 the center. founded b) <. ·athohc Bishop John J F1upa1nck of Brownsville Its indKtcd director. Elder . .., scheducled for inal Jul) 2. He had been arrested for taking three Sahadnran refugees to a bus 'itat1on .. These refugees have run for their lives. and the) need help." he says. The Lutheran Church in Amenca has pro\ 1dcd S 18,000bail for the defendants, who in1t1all} also included Sister Dianne Muhlenkamp. who had been arcstcd wi1h M,. Merkt. but thr nun's case wa'i separated. The Jovemmrnt wanted her to testify against Ms Merkt. of the rehg1ou'> BIJOU H ou~ in Colorado Spnni). but Sister Muhlenkamp failed to appear an coun, leaving her also subject to proS«utaon Conger, a former United Method1" m1ss1onal') and director of the Ecumenical Task Force on Central A.menca an Tucson. An1 • was ind1~ tC'd May 16 b) a Tucson grand JUry. He had httn arT'l'~ted near Nogales. "", wh1k dnvtna a car coni.1nan1 four rt'fugtt'S from El Sahador. one of them a C•thoh~ la} tracher who tormerly "-orked wtth thrtt Amcnc•n nuns and a la't workrr lolled m El Salvador an 1980 Methodist offic1ali '\a1d that al'° m the car wt'rt' t"-O children -her '1ttcr,, who had laved w1th an aunt and uncle unul the uncle "-"IS k1dnappcod, later found murdett'd. and 1he aunt rapit!\l 1n front of the children Irene Adame. a tln11ed Methodist who d~ 1mm11ratmn roun~ltna at the Good Nc1a)lborScttlcmcnt Hou'!( 1n Rrownsv1lk '-")' thr new prc.>S«utions 1nd~tr the government "1A tired of lht chuf'('h~ 11dina ttful~ .. Prok\\1onalh produced radio public ser.1ce an- nounll:ment\ ha\t: heen released to 25 Southern < Jhfornta \tallom in an effon to rnntnbute to a pos111ve puhl1t attitude a~)Ut the ~ummcr C1ames . .\gain. the kr} v.ord '' hmp11alit~ In o ne humorous .. spot" a resident tr) ing to rent out his dr ... ewa> for S~0.00 an hour dunng the (1ames 1s contrasted to his neighbor who 1s vo lunteenng ~ome "old-fashioned Yankee hospitalit) .. In another .. spot" another neighbor 1s encouraged not to leave IO"-n dunng the Games. hut find some simple wa)'s to .. make Los A.ngek'> a host to~n. not a ghost town." The humor of the announcements has cap1ured listener's 1mag1nat1ons. and persons who are not members of the Lutheran ( hurch ha\C called in to offer their help an Hosp1tahl} Centers One area resident. who heard an L 0 M spot. \Olun1ecred to become a Housmg Suf'\ c"or and has accepted a C1erman guest Children are making personal con1nbu11ons 10 pcai:e and understanding. as "'ell .\ Children's Peace .\n Program has ~en 1n1t1ated to produce and d1spla~ onginal works of art from dozens of schools in Los A.ngeles and Orange (oun11es. tn Hosp1taht~ Centers. Drav.mgs. paintings, and e\en a patchv.ork quilt done as a class proJect. will depict peace through \anous themes. such as peace among natio ns. peace between races, peace in our neighborhoods. peace that hegins v.1th me The idea for the Peacl' An Program is the gift ot Jill Jacl~n. the I} n c1s1v.ho."'1th her late husband songv.nter ')) Miller wrote the v.ell -kno"'n !;(.mg "let There Be Peace on Eanh. and Let 11 Ekg1n "'1th \le" 1n 1955 ''Children undc~tand both "ar and peace:· sel)S Miss Jad.!>on ... In our world toda\. "'c need to g1"e ourchtldren h.ope for lbc future The' "ant to gro'-" up" Jackson testifies to 1he inspinng nature of (hlldren·s peace an that she has seen around the countn "Children who have gont' through war picture peace 1n unnersa} ways -people holding hands. helmets turm·d into flov..er pots." .\ Dinner I lost Program ha" also been inauguratrd among southland res1den1c;. l''>peetall) for those v. ho cannot take 1n a houscguest. hut arc 1nterestC'd in offenng dinner and con .. ersat1on to tra,l'le~ The idea was commendC'd b\ 'olunteC'~ v. ho ha\l' 1hemseh e" rrle1ved hC'sp1taht\ through <,uch a program in other l.'ounincs and lnund an e\cn1ng 'ipcnt 1n a prn ate home Ill he a rc"ard1ng pan o f their 1np Dinner ho!it' are being 'ought 1n 'outhland area l utheran c hurche<, and a h<,t ol hos1' v.111 he maintained a1 the \ 1s1tor Hosp1talt1' < enter. dunng the Game'\ Tho~ '1<,1tnr\ c'\pre\'ltng tntere<,l in '\Ulh an uppununlt) Y...111 ~ m.ltlht•d "1th ncarh' ho""' There" no lt"t h' .1'1'i1tor On Wednesda\. July 25. the Caravan Jumor Ht&h School group will make its 4th annual tnp to Sea World Those goingar to m~1 at the church b) 9:30 a .. with a sack lunch and S 12 For anformauon. call Gaf')' Cowman at 4Q4-7555 or 494-6 I 5~ • • ·-· Vietnamese Lutherans to celebrate first year Thrre da\ s before the fall of Saigon in Apnl. 19 75 \\) nn !\gu)entrong ~gu}en. on staff Wlth CBS News Saigon and Ttme Magazine Bureau. fled on the last plane rcst'f'\.ed for news personnel As an avid ant1-commum'1. he had no other choice W11h only a su1tcast' and the clothes hr v.as wcanng. he JUSt had ume to arrange for the escpe of his wile . .\n. and their four children. before 1he communm tide rngulfcd all of Vietnam. Nine )'ea~ since that fateful day in I 975. Nguyen is the founder of the first Vietnamese Lutheran Church of .\menca, ct'lebrating Its first anniversary in August ~f'\ 1cec; arc held each Sunday at 9:30 a.m .. with ~unda' ~hool at 10 '0 am at St. Paul's Lutheran (. hurch I 'Ob2 Bo~en St . Garden Grove. "'hrre the \ 1etnamt''><' \hare the building and the fac1ht1cs. but maintains tht."1r ov.n separate 1dcnt1ty It was St. Paul's 1ha1 in111alh ~ponwred Pastor Nguyen·s education and min1\tf"\ 1n Ile later follo~ed b~ other Lutheran agencies Thl· Re' Donald \.loorman . pastor of t Paul's brought 10 the J1tt'nt1on ot the church h1erarch' thr need tor a \ 1t'tname\C pa<,tor w m1mster to the\ 1rtnamcsc in their OY-n languagt." in nr:inge Count\. v.hcre somr 60.000 \ 1etnamr<,c ha \l' ~ttled The \ ll'lnamcse Lutheran Church has reason to cclcbrall' an t'\enttul li~t 'car Pastor Nguyen's congrcp· 11on has CHlh rd trom ·m) fam1l} plus one fnend" to nearh 100 more 1han half of whom ha"e httn baptized Holy Lan d tour set fo r Fall FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 1 ht• · T v.n Fan•, <'t lht· Hoh I and" tour. \Ch~uled tor (~llllx'r v.111 tx· leJ h\ the R.:\ Roht•n ( ull1l ~ ol tht· l uthcran l hurl h <'I thr Ma<,tcr ~~l(l Pac1fa \.1cv. Drnc ( on,na drl \.1ar PanK1~nt' v. ill hr :il-tk to lo('C 1hc Hui\ Land from hoth c;1d~ ot ~t ~ebo and "mt nearh' Mada ha the '1ou1t (it\ v.hrre the 1>ldc\I mo..a1l map of Pale'1tn(' can hr ~n 1hcn rnntinur on to Petrn. 1hc r~-red c1 1\ "half a'i old u umt' ·· In l\f'lel the lour 'I.Ill in\'luJr kmho. ~u.art'lh.. l 1btrr1a... Mr11Jdo \amarta ikthC'lrm. lkthan' lht Dead ~ Qumran Ma\.lldil Hchron Jcru\a- km and mort l he tuur lO\t nl S I 4\11~ 1ndude\a1r tare . .,.aht\ttinf. hotel\ and all m('ll\ tor 11 daH Octohrr ~J to "lo,ember ' . f or mon· druul .. ~all Rr' C'1,ll lll at 15q.1(1' I nrl )(\1ttn r1iw~ 1 "''el at b4{).~20 l'I ~44. f'f7 . .t 3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach SPECIAL OL r•PIC IEADl#C IOOM llOUIS Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM·July 22. 29 -August 5, 12, 19 IECULAI IEADl#C IOOM #OUIS Mon thru Sat 9 to 5 -Tues eve 7-9 -Wed eve 8·9 IEADllC IOO• O,EI #DUSE Sunday, July 22nd 9 to 1 PM Church Services 9 & 10:30 AM Sunday School 9 & 10:30 AM All are welcome -bienvenu! -bienvenido! 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(%)MOYIE ****"Green F0t Denger" (1947) Siity Grey, T rlYOr Howwd -~-I Ol.UGAH'8181.AHD ATTHUIOVIES WIU>, WllD WEST MOVIE U ~ "Fest er.It" (1979) Gabriel K.lplln, Herold Sytwlttr .MOVIE * * * "Ceptlln Hor1t10 Horn· blower" (1951) G,.-y Pedt, Virgin· II Mayo. • VIETNAM: A TaEWMON ttSTORY ID AMENCAH STORY (I) STAR TAEk ~='AGENT t * * "Sllrl Arid Strtpee F0ttvet" ( 1952) Clifton Webb, Oebr1 Paget -2:30- liOl.UGAH'S ISLAHO 9 A SALUTE TO AMEFICA'S MEDAL OHAMPIOH8 i TONY MHOAU. INTAOOUCINO BIOl.OOY MOVIE • * "The Shatt Of Love" ( 19831 Morgen Ftlrchlld, AnthOny Geary -S:00-1 ~SPORTS SPE<:W. .. 'A ''The Errlrld Boy" (19e 11 Jerry Lewis, Brian OonleYy 0 THE HAN>Y BOYS I NANCY DAt'W MY8TEAIES (!) PHYLUS ewovA Gi) INmcx>uCING BIOLOGY ~~ * ·~ 'The Kentudly FrMld Movie ( 1977) EVlll Kim Muter Bong Soo Han (%)MOVIE * * * 'Hindle W11h Cate I 1977) PIUl Lt Met, Candy Clltk -8:30- • GREATEST 8POAT8 LEGEHD8 Cf) UTTlE HOUSE ON THE PMIAIE G INTROOUCINO BIOt.OOY e TM18 WEEK IN COUHm MUSIC (t)MOVIE * * * "Love At Fnt Bite" (1979) George Hamilton, Susan S1Jnt Jama ®MOYIE * ~ "Jlwl 3" ( 1983) Dlnnlt Quaid, Bess Armstrong. ~:00-1 ~ MM<E DOUOlA8 GMOVIE ** "The Alamin" (1979) Sonny Chiba. mMOYIE • • ·~ "The Golden Moment: An Olympic Love Story" (1980) S1ephlinie Zlmbllltt, Otvld Keith mtOUAGAHB 9 WllD AMEAICA ID IHTAOOUCIHO BtOlOOY tit ENTERT AllilEHT THIS WEEK a THl8 MB W 8A8E8ALl mMOTOR8PORT8 INTEANATIOHAL ~:30-D LATIN TEMPO I 8POAT88EAT AT THE MOVIES OUAGAHQ -~80.00Y a MOM AXJ MINOV e TOGETHER WITH 8HIRl.EY AHO PAT BOONE ~~UGKTS * * "Smokey And The Bandit Plt1 3" ( 1983) Jail Gleaon. Jerry Reed -5:00- l ~~GOU> WONDER WOMAH G WIDE WORLD Of SPORTS CD SOLi> GOLD eCUtGAHG l ~~UNOAOUP M'A'8'H aeNEWS t~nlgm1" (1982) M1rtln ~tF0911V. U * "Stl't'ltlcy" (1972) JMn.PIOI Belmondo, Chartee Boyer. -5:30- 00lDEN UNK NEWS OUAGANO OOCTOAWHO TAYlOA CHAIN t A STORY Of IAAGAllNG (l)AUCE 9 WU WOALO Of 8POATS 8NICNEW8 !~AHEJE PAOORMMG *** "North To Alllka" (19e0) John Wwyrtt. StlWlrt Grenger. CID VIDEO JUCEIOX EV8INO -HO- l =~~WASW<* MATOT AMENCAH HERO T'Hf&'8 COMPANY MOVIE ***'-\ "Time Alter Time" (1979) Mllc:olm MoDowell, Mery StMnbur· ;·MNMC Of FU>RAl PAIHTlNQ 1= HOU8EON M PRAM u "Honky1onk Men" (1982) Cllnr Eastwood, K)it Eastwood. OCANA A088 FROM aNTRAl PARK -8:30- •• (I) NEWS I TOO ClOIE FOA COtil'OAT DO rT YOURIELF 8HOW HOUYWOOO: ONE THOUSAM> AXJ ONE MOHTS -7:00- IJ 20NMTOWN D AGHT IACKI WITH DAVID HOAOWfTZ DfYEON LA. IWITQ4 .... INTaTAMDT Ml W&K wtDUFI WAN THI tiWCING OIF A CONTINENT TOOClOll FOR OOWOAT 1111 • YOlM LR THI.....,.. llfMIOTO a.uMHI a.ow •• "Ocl09l*Y" (1983) ,.. ~Adami. ~ "Steytng Ah" (1983) John Tr• ~ ~thll Rhodel. -7:30- DANCE Pl'V9' 1*•YOlMLA HOU.YWOOO Cl08fUP 8NfN< PMVIEW8 LA'TWPROFU !YI ON &AN DIEGO Niwa a.ow ***lit "The Dey The Eltttl SIOOd Stl" ( 1951) Mldlltl Atnnlt. P11ttda ..... -uo-1 IF~ ** "Tlkt This Job And Sh<M It' (1981) Aobtr1 Haya, Barbwl Her· lhrf. 19 T.J. HOOKS! DICk CUllK'8 i.oac AOU.S i~7L ** "Nidia" (1984) Ltlllt Welner, Jofllnll Cerio. I~~ P. ~Of Hllll" (1948) DNn- na Durtlln, ChlttM LalQlrton. ~=-AOOMbNLY t t t "Rlc:flard Pryor -Uw In Con- C*1" (1979) Rlctwd Pryot. -t:ao-8 (1)MOW ***'h "Chltlott Of Flf9" (1981) Ben Crot1, lln ~. G 8 Sil.YER 8llOONS (!) LRITYLEI OF THE RICH ANO FAMOUS GMOW **~ "The FabUlout Oortty1" (1947) Tommy Ind Jimmy Ooreey Ind their Orcheetru. -t:00- 18 MAMA'S FMa Y OUMBOAT LEELN MOYIE * t 'A "Krull" (1983) l(en Menilall, ~..o:Elhony. *** "Bid Boys" (1982) Seen Penn, Rini Santoni ~~Of.Comedy'' (1982) Rob- er1 De Niro. Jerry Ltwll. -HO-G 8 P£OPlE APE FUNNY (D) OUVIA NEWTOfWOHN IH CONCERT (]) BAOTMEA8: MDOINQ DAY -10:00- ll~= * * "Slltrrt Night, Bloody Nigh!" (1973) P1tr1Ck O'Ntli, A11nd Heeren l ~&rSAGA GREAT RAILWAY JOUflEY8 OF THE WOALD I/) BARETTA (]) PAPSI Q4ASE: THE SECOND Unfortunately, they're both on our side. 8MOYIE ** "Cat OI The BlltlmOrt Glrb' 1973) Lome Grttnt. Ben Murphy 18 SATURDAY NIGHT LM NEW YOM HOT TRACKS MCN!WI IND9ENDSfT NEWS HAMYO KOi fllOCK8 10 WOVE U~ "Btlch Girts" (1982) Oeb<1 Blee, VII Klint CID IUDOY HACKETT: LM l UNCf.N80RED (l)MOVlE tt'A "I, The Jury" (1982) Armandt Alllllt1, Bltb111 Carrere -11:46- ,. ~ Belch" (19&4) Frankie Avalon, Annette Funlcelto. -1~I'** Ct.AM'S AOCk AOU.8 I f"'* THE EDrTOA'I DOK DAW> SI l88l<IHD 8P~ AGE YIOE08 -12:20- ~·= Ct!Mkl" (1978) Btdcy Stvlgt, Rhond1 Jo Pttty -12:30- (!)MOVIE t *'-\ "Pnnolac" (19&3) Jenette Scott, °"* Reed. i THE UNTOUCHAILE8 i.oac~ MOYIE ·~ "JIWI 3" (1983) Oennlt Quaid, e.. Armstrong -1:00- GMOVIE tt'-\ "0.lh Tlke1 A Holiday" (197~~1u. Myrn1 Loy 1~1N8P~ H 'A "Twlllghl F0t The Goda" (1958) Rodi Hudeon, Cyd Charlalt l~NtWS ttt,\ "Stlnd By For Action" (19421 ~='°'. Brien Oonle'fy ** •·~ · 10" (1979) Dudley Moore Bo Derek (C)MOVIE * * "The fnoforlOut Butltdl" ( 1978) Bo Sveneon, Fred WlUlln'llon -3:00-IJ MOVIE * * "Hard, Fut And Bteullf\JI" i55• Trwor. 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Elder Rukeyser having his say Noted financial columnist makes belated appearance on son's ·wa11 Street' show By FRED ROTHENBERG WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -Ten years ago, the New York Times included the name of financial columnist Merryle S. Rukeyscr on its obituary page. Rukeyser, very much ahve, alen and active today at a~e 87, said wryly, "It doesn't help wuh your lecture dates if people think yo u're dead." The Times. which listed Rukeyscr instead of his deceased second wife, corrected the mistake a week later. "But the denial never catches up with the original story," said Rukeyser. The noted financial JOumalJst con- tinues to defy the premature obit and the actuarial tables. He makes hour-Ion~ speeches without notes -"my anti-senility speeches" he calls them. He's almost finished his 11th book - his memoirs. "Now You Teti Me" - and he's still an demand for radio and TV appearances. Friday niltht, public television's "Wall Street Weck" caught up to him. "I finally decided that it was unfair to keep a man off Just because he's my father," said the host, Louis Rukeyser. "If his name was anything but Rukcyscr, he would have been on long a$o." Louis is the second of Rukeyser's four sons, all of whom have made marks in financial journalism or public relations. Louis is best known because of the popular "Wall Street Week." The oldest. Merryle Jr., also known as Bud, is executive vice president for public inforrnation'at NBC; Wijliam 1s managing editor of Fonune maft- zine, and Rohen, the youngest, is vice president for public affairs at Ameri- can Brands. "We grew up in a house where our father worked at home," said Bud. "As little boys, and as baegcr boys. we were used to wandering an and out of his office. Our dinner table conversa- tion was a lot about what he was doing." "The boys used to paste up clap- pings in a scrapbook," said Ruk.cyter. "They would get two cents a clipping. They liked readina the letten. es- pecially the ones that began, •This is the dumbest story 1 ever react."' Louis said their father never pushed them into JOumalism ... He always suggested that we go into a b~siness that exploits other people's labor and tlllcM <'ffflit11l tzAin11. None of us has." "The last thing I wanted for my children." said Rukeyscr, "was for them to spend their lives pleasing me, rather than expressing themselves." From 1927-~8, Rukcyser was the Hearst newspaper chain's financial columnist. Bud recalled watching home movies taken at William Ran- dolph Hearst's San Simeon mansion. "There were pictures of Henry Fonda. Buster Keaton and Hearst. who would be playing tennis in his suit," Bud said. Rukeyser. interviewed at his apan- ment in suburban New York -he lives alone -keeps informed by reading business publications. Stacks of Fortune and other magazines are piled high on chairs in his living room. ··1 wrote for Fortune before Bill was born," he said. Evidently. any discussion about the Rukeyscrs' financial-journalism empire travels many full circles. "He and I are very close on the basics," said Louis. "I learned from him at an early age that governments don't make prosperity; people do." Louis recently was sent a story his father wrote in 1926. The headline asked if Florida real estate would ever rebound. "I'm pleased he gave an affirrnativc response." Louis said. R ukcyscr said he was one of the first "to write in news En&lish instead of Wall Street jargon." fie took the same approach to radio and TV. In 1924. his 15-minute guest stint on a radio program had to be expanded when the next guest didn't arrive. "I just read a chapter from my first book,'' he said. '.Volcano' erup~ing UNIVERSAL CITY -"Under the Volcano". John Huston's criti- cally acclaimed film version of Malcolm Lowry's classic no\ el. has set house records -both on a daily basis and for its first week -at the Fine Arts Theater in Los Angeles. Universal Studios has announced. theater was held by "The Tim Drum" in April 1980. The previous house record for the The Universal release is directed by Hustpn and produced by Moritz Borrnan and Wieland Schulz-Ke1l, with Michael Fitzgerald as executive producer. The screenplay 1s by Guy Gallo. based on the novel by Lowry, and the music 1s b Alex North. THE REFRESHING SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR •• g't ,.__..,~"'-- KDCM 1D3.1 FMSTERED Don't Miss The Party! "Chaotic, shameless and very funny." LAGUNA BEACH 497-1711 COSTA tat:SA 979·4141 Edwards So. 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Orange Coat OAllY PILOT/S..tuniay, J\dy 21, 1984 'Conan' not too barbari · DALLAS -B)' a ~ote of 10 l~5J jury baS refused to uphold thi ;.a mm board's classificatioo of "C the Destroyer" as .. not suitable .. b' people under 16 ycan of Jt. · . Universal distributor of .. Co~ the Des-trO)er,'' 5~bm1tt.ed the pJC~rc for ratina as ~u1red by a Dallas cit~ ordinance on two occ::asion~ the second after the film had been una · edited and given a PG ratina by Code and Rating Admm1stra1ion•Qf the Mo11on Picture Associa1ion of Amenca. ' ·:• The Dallas board persisted in ,lis "not suit.able:" classification, wbc:rt- upon Universal filed a formal no~ of obJc:ctton and the city wdu befOlfl: County Judge Fred Harless 10 sec-k a perrnanent injunction requinna Urn- vcrsal to display the restrictive ratmg Dallas exhibitors are subject -to ctt.ation and fine if people under t6 are admined to a .. not suitable" ftlm Universal forced the coun challengr rather than acocpt this rauog for the vouth-orientcd .. Conan the "De'- The •tan of the Saddleback Company Theater mualcal .. Oll•er," which opened Friday at Saddleback Collete. plot their pocket-picking ~trategy. From left are Pete Koebler u the Artful DodCer, Richard Doyle u Fagin, Teri Ral•ton u Nancy and Jonu Slll• aa Oll•er Twtat. C&l1 831-4856 for dcket lnformadon. r,troyer. ·• • .. We think 1t is unwise as a mantr of public policy to have out.sidefs determining for parents what tbhr children will or will not be ~rmitmd to sec," commented Wilham C Soady, president of Universal Ptt· turcs DistributJon. Bogdanovich returns to movies LOS ANGELES (AP) -Director Peter Bogdanovich. who hasn't made a film since the 1980 murder of his actress-girlfnend. Doroth} Stratten, is back at work on .. Mask." a movie stamng Cher. Aug. 15. the fourth ann1versal) of Stratten's shooting death at the hands of her husband. Paul Snider Bogdanovich spent most of the last four years wnt1ng a book about his relauonship with Stratten and the events that led to the former Playbo} Playmate's death. Called "The Kill- 1ngofthe Unicorn." 1t 1s to be released In the 1ntenm. two screen 'ers1ons of the Straiten stOI) have been released -one a TV mo' 1e stam ng Jamu.' Lee Cums. and Bob Fosse's feature mo' 1e. ·•star 80 .. Bogdanovich disliked both. 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(ch11rft Wle)t Twtn OOl.Bl S ttllO :~ 6 .. -----~~~----..._ ____________ .._ ........ ._ ......................... millll .................................... ... 810 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 198~ J:eggy Lee: No time for self-pity .... By 9:08 THOMAS f ul t1mc. And what a ~t c~penence la• ,,.._.,... to sit next to (pianist) Mel PoweU on ANGELES -One of the the bus and ma the orchestra pan.s tainment world 's ablest together Meld1dthcbra swhileldid vors. 1tnier Peaay Lee, !>uffered tha rttds. I last winter that would send ••eut we were all ~ming very httle most ~tars to their psyc haatmts Her moner,and we were constantly on the autob1oaraph1cal sho"' "'Peg," was rOAd.' she said. "J averaged two hours rej\!ttcd by the Broodwa) cntil:S and of sleep a ma.ht. Beans a blonde with cloRd Dec. 18 after 18 performances Iona hair, I spent hours washin1 my •-sttf-pity 1s a waste of 11me." she hair every night -and no hair dryers sa» recently. ··1 decided the best in those days." tb1n1 lo do was to go back to work " Over the years, Lee has suffered lo January, she made a~pearances fou r broken marriages and a series of in Canada. She followed with a tnp to illnesses and accidents that would Japan, th.co a tnumphant tour of have sunk anyone with less pioneer Efl&}and and Wales. London's Sun-spin\. The worst came in 1976. when day Times termed her Festival Hall she nearly died an a New York hotel concen "outrageousl)" 'iuccessful" fall ... My nbs were tom from my and cited her unques11oned s1ar spine, and I developed a heart Qualtty .. wtth scxualit) lo match " cond1t1on because of the injuries," Obviously on a roll. Lee del 1ded to she said. mt¥ a nLrC appearance in her home While her body was slowly healing. to~. The Westwood Pla>housc, an she reflected on her hfe history. 1n~mate theater on the fringe'> of lhe That's when she started working on U<::LA, was availabk. and shc mo\t·d ··Peg." A couple of years ago she sang in for a sellout three weeks Peggy Lee aay• •he'• ••at ease with my.elf n ow." some of the songs for friends at her In her dressin$ room onl' late home Producer Zev Bufman insisted afternoon. Lee sipped lOOcc and that 11 could be a Broadwa) show - talked about sun-1 .. al and other in 'Peg 1lalled11 ·one Beating a Da) Entranced b} the sounds of the ne-... but Lee had to appear in tt. m~ters. She ma~ be 63 but her (Ma,tx· '-ion.»· swing music on the radio. Norma "I still don't know what happened stylish beaut)" remains She ""a" "fled <,Lim for the role she had to Egstrom tned sangrng on the Fargo back there ·· she said of her Broadway wcanng a Chinese ha1 \\h1ch '>he pla' and I haH' forg1H'n her \1ncc radio station, where her name was flop. "The audiences loved the show. removed to reveal her KC-blonde hair tht•n The C\penencc turned out 10 be 1;hanged tn Pegg) Lee. She mo .. ed on c\Cn 1fthe craucs didn't. And to close drawn tightly back into a hun guod lor mc I learned 1ndi.'JX"1Hkncc. to C'ahforn1a. managed to land the JUSt before Christmas! It didn't make '"I learned to sunni.· a., a l..1d 10 and I could make m)" h\ing in man} spotassingcrw1th Benny Goodman's <.ensc. North Dakota," sau.J thi.' '.>Inger, born ways. J worked at farm labor. I band. Her first record. "Why Don't "Oh. well. t guess 11's true what they Norma Delon\ Egstrom 111 ~orked for the railroad. I was a clerk You Do Right'!'" was a smash hit. say· There's a broken heart fo r every Jam~stown. "My mother died when I and a waitress. I cooked for the She reflected on th ose tounngdays: light on Broadway." was A, and then I had a c;tepmother threshers I wa!I a be11cr waitress than ''From the standpoint of the au-Audiem·es at the Westwood Play-wh~-we ll. I wrote a sonll. about her I was a cool...·· d1e nce's reactions. that was a wonder-house, many of them Peggy Lee fans ,.,..,,...... for 40 years. seemed to detect some- thing new in her performance. "I feel free to talk to the audience now." she said. "I could do so in the past. but only to a certain degree. I was much too self-conscious, much too reticent to give of myself. I wasn't able to commumcate my inner emo- 11ons Now I feel at case w11h myself and with the world ft "s a great feeling." Brittany Anne Connon, S, &eta a close-up look at Grandpa'• new •tar a• the honored actor give. her a hand. • NEWPORT BEACH • 10 ... 6 IRACJ. Olllll SICllO -tQllMDll&lll IDftl ti OOCW' (1C Ille 1'~ \iO 11' lllO '"'"''''"'Iii"~ '-'lllU •11 ... l]~ I 300 .. n". \ ~ \ S 1S ~I) • SO. COAST PLAZA • fOWN CENTER OOI B• rt II J SO l e, .... ,. 111 lASI SIMtltliMTl.ll • 1rs1 sno ., 1 t o 1 •\ J o 7~1 4184 JOO lit 170 IOlt TOWN CENTCR Rlil'll MAl.()t(l u '•• •••• ·111 uaan ac crs1 -~ ..,....,. 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Eastman Kodak Company announced. Thc two-stor) building with ornate facade at 6 706 Santa Monica Boule\ ard ··Ha<1 played host to a lot of h1stor\ " said John McDonough. region.al sales manager of Koda!.. ·s Mo11on Picture & A.ud1ov1sual Mar- kets D1\1s1on LOS ANGELES (AP) -Chuck Connors. the fast-shooting Lucas McC'am in "'The Rifleman " telc- v1s1on sen es and the star of more than 35 motion pictures, has received a star in Hollywood's Walk of Fame. Connors' star wa!I unveiled Wednesday 1n the sidewalk outside the Paramount Theater on Holly- wood Boulevard in noonllme cer- emomes sponsored by the Holl ywood Chamber of Commerce. "People can walk all over me now:· the square-Jawed . 6-foot-5 actor quipped to family members and cclebrtt} onlookers th at 1nduded ··R1 1leman" co-stars J ohnn } Crawford. Patricia Blair and Joan Taylor. plus Los .\ngcles Lakl'r' Coach Paa Ril e) Connors 60. who most recent I)' co- starred 1n "The ) ello-... Rose" on ae•• 11to15 NBC -TV. was the l.783rd celebnty to be honored in the Walk of Fame. Has star was placed between those previously dedicated to Pearl While and George Gobel. Born 1n New York (at}. Connors 'itarred as .. The Rifleman" from 195~ to 1961 He has had numerous TV guc<1t-stamn~ roles. and won an Emm) nominauon 1n 1976 for his pan 1n TV"s "Roots"' min1 -senes [8f llnswtrlld y ebror0 ;-c .AOUJ £J. Daily Pilai 642 -5678 • Fiii out the coupon ••king for Infor- mation nout being a Dally Pftot Carrter. THE DailyPilat Your parent• mutt •pprove of your •P- pfylng for a Dally Piiot route, therefor• to be ellglble, your parent• muat •lgn your coupon. A• eoon •• poeelba. after receiving your coupon, one of our Dletrlct Man8Qer, wm calJ to Hplaln about becoming a Dally PUot Carra.r. For more lnform•tlon call the Dally Piiot Clrculatlon Dept. IQ..QaS. c/o Clrculatlon Department 330 W. 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Fw ,.., SHOE l'P ~IT~~. 9VT -r ~ ~~~'( ~~~~~ =:~=·· I I 1 FOR BE'ITER OR FOR WOIL~E we've Lf\NDED,K\000 WRNTiOSRV ~ -YoU'RE ALMOST NOW-OR AF'lt:.R WE lHERE. ! Gel o=F' 1He. P'l.R'-le ? (r FUNKY WINKERBEA~ t.oArT ~ 1 HAVE AN IDEA ... DR.SMOCK WIL-t...-VOU ee -Aet.-e "f"o PeRFORM MY' APPeN c::>ec-ro.M Y Wl"f"HOU"f" l,.£AVING ANY V'tsre~e S C ARS, OOC"f"OR ~ HOSE IS HOSE l • "t NOIJ, 00 ME. A F._\/Ofl., 1'940 f\)'f 1\H 5 ~~ ~'fll.9'f-R ON Mi o.R. I '··' . ·-:. .a.'1 .•• ..... , .,. .. c .... fir wm~ ~e.c.__o... _, o.., SUril. ten •I ~ • ! .......... £..ti ........... .,. ·~ ........ -G ... ··~·'' .-. IJ1llp, .. a IUS ........ . ~ ...... .. .. "'"*" ·. ~ ......... .,., ........ ce.. ... Cw• _. 0-.r r ,..,. ,.,. ..• , .... .... ............... ¢ .... -........... . . by Jeff MacNel y ~ , ...__ ___ _.._; ,, by Lynn Johnston~ ., G<:XX>6YES f\"E. . EF\SIER~ 1He{RE_ ~ Moo:D wrfH He . by Tom Batiok by George Lemon~. by Pat Brad')':: t{1N ru Pf,¥.~ AGAIN ... JUDGE P"RK£R I DON'T l'(N()W• AT LEAST HE WAS 00 't'OU THINK '™AT ~l.LING TO LISTEN, FLORENCE• CARLA'S AATHeflt ete\.1~ us. SU&t? ~-WILL ~ 11\Kf. rf£ CXJr ~ I t'INNEi Plf) ~t4& lOHl&Hr?: ol\ ; l :..: by Harold Le Dou·· L ___ .. _ -------------------- Or~ Coast DAILY PILOT /S1twday. July 21, 1984 -MUC fl)TIC( MOTICa CW rlC'n'TtOUI ...... '1CTTTICMl9 ...... fllC~--M LICUL '1Cltnout...... Aennou. ...... P1CnTK>Ut ....... "*IC .. AWQ ~ ITA~ Mm ITATDlmlf MAim ITAftlmJIT AD~ MAm ITAl'WlllNT NAm ITATllmNT ~ ITAftmNY NOTICI IS H!AllY Th9 ~ penatW tn The fQ11ow1ng ~.,. TM loloWlna pet'IOnt.,. 0£PAln'MVIT O' TN ~ penon le The toiO'#lng penoM.,. The folowtr1G pereofll.,. aivtH w. .,...,.,,1 to aeo-dolnG ......_ •· ~.,....... doltlO "'*"'-•· ocvncwmNT eavx:u do6nCI ......... • dolno ~a ~ ~ • tlon 1473 f ol At1ta1e N, SOOY OPTIONS PUN OALAXY HOOAINO J A N W A L T DtMOn nrTAL. THI CHILDMNS CON-THE OfflC! SUPPU£R&, A K B:>UINfHT Ctl•tw \II. Of P.,, Ill, Ct:NT(f\, 41 No. Coelt SOWICU, f.200 ~ INT!APAl81!1, 1t1U M90U11CU ..c1"M* NECTIO... 1111 Oor-Mtt 209 1uMnM11 "'·· Co.I• TAL.S, ~ hat C0Mt OMalon \I of ltl9 "-""Md HigttwWy, • 0, LIOU'\ll Aw .~ S2I. Hunttftgton -..Ch llvd., HunllnQtOtt Notte:. It . =:...., DIM. HunUngton a..cti, M--. Cellf. t2t27 Hwy .. Cotona dill Mw, Celt. 8af9ty Cod9 of the Staft of 8-ch, CA 9*1 e..ch, CA t2M1 8Mctl. cellt. JM4T h«WY .,, CA..,.._ AicNrd H. K91ity, toe t2d25 Olltornla. • putllc hmrtng Carolyn Larkin, 138' Moflemed E AfrUl&bl, W•tw F ~ II, the ~menl of _ JaMt M. Wleon. 1111 &u.nnett Pl, Cotc.a Mela, SCOt1 4 ~. J10-..1t11 wll t» he6d on AUOUlt f. Temple Hllal Of., ~ 4200 EdlnQtt AW . SWte 17011 E~een Circle 'D', :,-"~~ DorMtt Of .. Huntlnoton Cllltf 92t27 Aw.,~ dill M•. C• 1914. at 1 30 p "' In"-f1ret 8Mc:h. CA 92651 32e, Huntington a..cn. CA Huntington llMof\, Calif • leectl, CA. t2M8 Joen ~. 209 ~ 92825 Floor COni.renoe Room OI Matllyn Wotring, 1H3 92141 92147 ~ !'.,. H1=..:n -~ Thie bu.In... la oon• nett Pt , to.ta M--. Callf Paul M Kohne. 4 ii the CMo C..-iter, Cotta Temp6e H .. Of . LIOUM Seeed~.&200£0 JantoaH Prl\Cl\ard,17011.,... tr-•......--duetedb) anlMMdull. 92921 HelotJopeAw.,CotONIOll ....... CallfOmla, •• wtllch e..cn. CA 92951 tnow Aw . Sult• 32e, Hunt· ·~ Otrde'D'.1.. Hunt-for ~ ~.,= J8Mt M. Wl9on Thi• buatn.. I• con· ..... callf. 12825 time the 8oflrd of Dlnlctore Thll buailnem la ~I.cf lncrton 8Mcti. CA 8M47 lnaton &Mell, Cellf. w2147 :r ... .-.. ~ Thl9 ata*'*'t Wiii filed duct8d by. a general pert• Thie bullMN I• con- OI the C.0.ta Meee Sanllllr)' by a general partnenihlp l°ht1 bu•IMM II con-Thi• ~ le con• lor W 21 11Moom-wltfl the~ CWk of Or· MraNp ducted by' a gtnerld pelt• Oiatrlel Wllll hMr end • Marilyn Watring ducted by • oenetal 1*1-dUClted by .,, lndtvldvel menc ng • • .... County °" May 30, Alcl\atd H Kelley netahlp l«mlne ptol•t• end obJec> ll\19 atai.menr wu lli.d nerehlf>. Walter fl. Prltd\ard 11 Ntoattve Dedaretton Ho. 19"' Ttlll 1t.a1-Mnt wu Ned Scott AUNllll tlone. 91\d requeet• tor ... with the CounlY Cltnl Of °'. -Mol\arNld Afrul&bl Thla ataternent WN med 14·24 (UH Permit No. PM1IG with the County Clerk of Or-Thie •t•lerneftl WU "'" empclona. H any, to the .nge County on Jutt 5, tN4 Thia atatlfMnl -llted with tne County Cleflc ot Or-84-61. Condlllonal E.kCleS)-Pub4Hlhecl Oninae eo.t .nge County on June 20, wtth the County Clettl ot Or- propoeed •~nment f()( ,,_. with the County a.rt ol Or· ef109 County on July 17, llon No. 94-40) la a requaet o.ity Piiot June 30, Juty 1, 1t83 enoe County on June 21. trutiandgart>egeOOlleetton Publlahed Or.nge CoMt enoe County on June 30, t984 1o P«ml1 eewn apartment 14, ~1. 11>8<4 ,_,. 1884 U Mt forth WI• report med Dally Pltot Juty 14, 21, 21, Jutv 7, '4, 21, 1N4 ,__ unite, 2-atOl'y In helgtlt tot» Sa &O Publlahecl Orange Cout ,,...,.. wllhlheSecretaryoflhe~ Augu114, 11>14 ,.....,,. Publlllled Orange Coeat located on Aah Strffl Delly Piiot June 30. Jutv 1, PublllMd Of""G9 COMt trlct at th9 Olltnct omc-. Sd2 Publlahed Oranoe Coeat Dally Piiot July 21. 28. 114.MI feet aoutti o1 the 1111_ w-llftTIC£ 14, 21. 11>M Oeltv Piiot June 30, Juty 7, n Fwr Drtw. eo.ta MeM. Delly Pilot June 30, Juty 7, Auguat 4, 11. 1ea. center line of OtPteae Av-,..~nu SAe& 14, 21. 1984 C.lfoml• ·-.,. llftTIC£ 14, 21. 198<4 SA-105 ~ aouttiw.et Of ll'le lnMf· irwonnoue ---.. SAt7 NOTICE IS HEREBY ,._ """ Sa-11 C: NC1.0,, 01 Wlff* Awnue .. _ -- FURTHER GIVEN tllal IN flelTTIOUa ....... --·c llftTll'I[ and 8eactl BMS. In the A2 tum ITA.,....,,, rtaJC NOna __ .,. llftftt'l' Mid ~ on Ille In ltl9 N IT TllmNT n~u nu1~ (Medium Oenalty Reelden-The folowlng peraon 19 i---------ruuLl\I nut~ Coat• MeM Sanitary Oiatrtc:I T ~A l'tllJC NOTICE tlal) Dlatrtc:I doing bUell'lee9 ... fltc "' M>Ua ....... 1--;...;.;--;...;.;~ ...... .;...;....;...-_ .. -omc.. 11 Fair Orl\'9, Fourth he peraona at-. PlC~:.~..:a ~llW 'Oeclaratton No PACIFIC DOOR SERVICE. NAm ITA,....,.,. ~AftmNT Floor, Room 411. may be dol~ bu9ineM.. P1C11TIOUe IUU9M M-2' 19 a ~1 by tne 265 "C" Oale SI. Coeta TN fo11ow1no penon la examined between the ~T~~~l~NC'tL NAm ITA~ dol The folloWtnO ::-00* •• City ot Huntington a.acn to M--. Calif OK21 doing bualnele ea: The folowlng peraon II flOurs ol 8 am and 5 Pm ~t . Ste L.' J.nta Ana,1c': The followtng peraona are s'i=rn FRAMING conetNCtawatwwellteclllty .. '?.-""V LM Dr9#ery, 265 OLYMPIC YACHTS, 833 ~.~~MOTl\1£, COST A MESA 10 OOln(I t>u.ir-.. (I e drtlt well IMtatl ~ C Oale St., Coata Meu. 17th St "4 Coata MeM SANITARY OlSTRICT 82 1 PACIFIC COAST IM -COMRANY. 1101> Pina lng.~pmeni and .-.ntlal CalH. 9}921 Caltt. 92827 . ' 1835 0tvna Wll'/ 18. coca Florine T Reichle Watermen, Youngblood. PORTS & SALES, 2113 S ~treet9~Ungton BMdl. hou1lng atructure) to Thia lxlllnNI I• eon-Ray Ronald Florian, '241 ~~-~~. 441 Ciani of the 0111rtc:t Romero & Aaaoc., Inc ' 1535 Gr8"0, Santa Ana, C.111 allf proYIOe domeatlc wat•. The ducted br 91\ Ind~ $91\ RafHI, 8uana Part!, Pubhst>ed Orange CoHI E 11th St ' Ste L, Santa 92707 5u.ianne M StephenMfl, aubjecl project wlll be Oen L Or-.ry Callf tOe20 Fair Or 120'7, Colta ..... Daily Piiot July 21 21. 1~ An:h1~aH~~~.::1~~ con-WIHlam 0 Sweat. 201 s Hot ~I S~2:11noton local.cf on the eouthweat Thia etatement wu meet Thi• bualneaa 11 con-Cal~l•l>28i!!1ne.. I• con- Sa t 10 ducted by 1 corporation Allee Way, "1\allelm. Callf e.:::ry 81~ynn A Bluely comwotOrallamStreet and with t~ County C-:: ~-ducted by; an lndtvtdual duc1ed by. an lndMdual Dorla Watefman 92806 17ot Pine St Hunttngt°" Production Drive In the ~ nty °" u • Ray FIOrtM John Tora Anderaon Piealdent Samuel T Vldaurreta, BMctl. Call! 82848 MIA-20,000 (RHlrleted 18 4 f2l010"1 Thl1 11atement wu ftted Thia atatement WM 11_, flt&.IC NOTICE Thia atatemenl wu flied 2729 S. Spruce, S1nt• Ana, Thia bualneaa 11 con-Manufllciurlng) Dl•lf1ct. The P tlhed 0 Cou with the County Ctertt of Or· with the County Clenl ol Or· with the County Clerk of Or-Calif 92704 ducted by • gel\ef'at part project length wtll be 8'>-ubl range t enoe County on June 20. anoe County on Juna 21. FICTITIOUI IUllNEH NANI ITAT'lMIEN'T The following peraon1 afe doing buslneu u ange County on July 5, t984 Thia bu1lnH1 11 con-• proxlmatety 1 )'Mr from Dally Pilot Jull 21, 28. 1914 t1>84 ,,.._. ducted by •general part-ner~ne M. Stephena«t Councit~cwalandWllten· Auguat 4• 11· 11> 4 SA·l03 ~10 fwrr7 Publlahed Orange Cout Dally Piiot June 30, Jut/ 7, 14, 21, 1984 Publl"*I Orange Co&lt nerahlp Thi• 1tatement wu llted compua .05 aor.. ol land. Publtlhed Oranoe Cout Dally Piiot July 14, 21. 28. Willlam O Sweat with the County Clerk 01 Or-C<>P* of theee requeat Dally Piiot June 30. July 1. WAVE APPLES, 1 t584 01ehld Ave., Fountain Val- ley, Calif. 92728 Augu11 4, t~4 Thi• ll•temertl WU flied ange County on July 11 .,. on Ille with the City Ml.IC NOTtCE 14, 21, 1984 s•'"" Salt with the County Clet'll of Or-1884 · Clerll, City of Huntington I---------... v .. SAte ange County on July 11, flncml Beeetl, 2000 Main Street, NOTICa °' 1984 Publl"*I Orange Cout Huntington Beach, Call· ~AAAnoN or F2IOJOI Dally Piiot July 21 , 28, lornla Any peraon wlahtng •OATIVI DeCl.MAT10N Publlatled Oranoe Cout Augual 4 11 ll>a.4 to commeflt on theee r• The Ocean View School ftCTfTIOUI 8UatMI .. Guy LHll• Muranaka, mm11c NOTICE 11584 Orchid Aw . Fountain , ___ ,.uut. _____ • __ Dally Piiot Juty 21. 28. ' ' SA-104 queete may do ao In wrtttng Olatrlet 11 preparing NAiil ITAlW...,,. F1CTTTIOU8 IU8M .. Auguat 4, 11, 19A.4 within 10 days of thll notice Negative Declaration• tor The fotlowlng peraon 11 ...._ ITATOmN'T Valley, Calif 1>2728 f'ICTITIOUI IUllNt:ll Wiiiiam Kakoo Singh. NM111 ITATl:MIHT SA-101 by providing wrttten com-the project• dHcrlbed dolno buelneea .. , The tollowlng perwon•.,. MUC NOTICE "*''' to the Department OI below The Negative Oeciat DINEEN SALES ENOt-doing bultneaa aa: 8225 E ~vendate Rd . S91l The lollowlng peraona are Gat><lel, CalH t 1775 doing t>uatneaa u. ---------__ ;...;..;~~----O..~I SeMcaa. En-atlon Of•ft• .,. on'"-at t~ NEERING, 1>53 OvMlt• St.. FINANCIAL FUNDINO. PlB.fC NOTICE ftCTITIOUI 9U ... M wonmental Reaouroea Sec-Ocean View School Olalnct LAouna BMctl, Caltt 1>2651 881 So. Tuatln Aw. Ste. 204, Thia bualnHI 11 con-SAT KING COMMUNICA- dueted by • general part-TIONS . 27324 Camino ,.,.TITIOUI ........ NAm ITAlWllllWT tlon. P.O Box 190, Hunt-Office t81>40 B Street Scott M. Dineen, 1>53 Orange, c.Mt. t28M 42 n. .v The following peraon II lngton BMch, CA 92848. Huntinoton 8eadl 828-47 °"""*'• St., Laguna BMctl, Frank K. McDonald. 2 1 nera111p Caplatrano •203. Laguna Guy Mu.ranak• Niguel, Calif t28n Thia atatement WU nled Brtghter Homee Inc , Cali- with the County a.tic of Or-fornla, 21324 Camin o anoe County on July 18. ap111r1no #203. Laguna NAME ITAT'lmJIT doing bullneee aa. Comment• will be con-and are avallable tor pubflC CalH. 92851 18th Street, Newpot1 BMctl, The following penons arw 8(TTER MARKETING 8'dWed by the d.claloo-ln•pectlon The Negative Thie bullMM la con-Ca1H.1>28e3 1984 Nlgoel, Calif 1>2e17 doing l>u1k-* u : CONCEPTS, 841> 1 Don-making body In tta dellber• Oeclaratlona wlll be con-OUC1ed by: 1n lndlvtdual Karl 0 . Tahtl, 138 C.ol Pl K & W RENTALS. 17312 cuter Or . Huntington t1on on whether an En-sldered for oval or die-Scott Dineen #101 Coat• Meaa. Celt l'2li01'3 lht1 tw1lnH1 11 con- Publlahacl Or.nge Cout ucted by a corporation Whelmore Lane, Huntington e..en. Calif 1>2648 wonmental 1"'98Ct Rapof1 al by~ Board of Thll 1t1tement wu llled 82827 Beach, CalHomla 92841 0.vld 0 . Buc*nam, 841>1 anoutd be prepared for the ~':..at tta'r.,Pat meet-with the County Clertl of Or· Thia bualne .. 11 ~ Marian M. Kayew, 17312 Ooncaater Of • Huntington projec1 Ing to be hetd Auguat e. ""09 County on June 20, duc1ed by a gen«al part Whetmor• Lane, Huntington a..ctl. Ca.Ill 1>2848 H~..c?-~t;z...,.Pt•.....!. 198-4 1~ --nerafllpK ..... T-.. tl Dally Piiot J uly 21. 28, Mlchael NerourlO, Vice Auguat 4, t 1, 11>84 Preeldeol SA-N Thia 1tatemen1 wu flted th the County Clerk of Or- Countf on July 18. Beec:h. California 1>2647 Thia bu11neN I• con-,.._,., _"_ .---•• •• Robert A. & SUS811 S due1ed by: 91\ tndMClual Publlahed Orange Cout foti:.projecta conllal of the Publlahed 0ranoe Coast Thia ltatement wu flied Pl&.JC NOTICE Wright. 14951 Elm Avenue, David Q Bucknam Delly Piiot July 21, 11>8-4 PRO~T NAME Cloeule Delly Piiot June 30, July 7, with the Countf Clenl of Or· tf'VIM.T Calblfomla1 827114 ...... tlNat .. _etCouatemenn"' )_~u01110r~ Sat 14 otfour achoota and the con-14, 21. 11>8-4 ange1 County on Junt 8, FlCllTIOUI IU .... H NA• ITA TDllN'T The folloWlng penon• are doing bullneas u f'2IOIJ1'2 Publl"*I Orange Coast ally Piiot July 21 28, ugull 4, 11, 11>84 his u1 na11 • eon-""'" ,..., ., ..,_,. aolldatlon of three echooll SA64 19&4 ,.,..,_. ducted by· •general pen-= County on July 17. ---------PROJECT PROPONENT· Publllhed Or eo.t MK 1 ENTERPRISES, 2~22 Trabue() Rd • 105 Suite 233. El Toro. Calif 92630 SA-100 ~!'n s wrioht f2f01'02 Nlt.IC NOTICE ~:'oJ~ ~~~N PlllUC NOTICE Dally P11o1 June~ JutoJ 1. Thi& •t•tement WU lll.o Publl"*I Orange Cout F1Cm1ou1 IUMNEll ANO LOCATIONS. Ctoaur• ITAn.NT cw ,., 21• t9M with the County Clerk of Or-Dally Piiot July 21, 28, NAME ITATE.-Hf ol the lollowtng ac:tiooll: All~fmENT °' UIE --Pl&.--1-C_NO_TlC_[ __ ange CountyonJuly~ Augu1t4, 1t, 11>84 SA-102 Thefollowlngpert0ntare Olen View, 11821 Olen °' 1--------- SAa Michael Aot>ert M0<den, 248.34 Lakefleld. El Toro. Calll 92630 ORANGE COUNTY IUPHIOA COURT dolng bualness u : Drive flCTITIOUI IUllNlll PlB.JC NOTICE Publllhed Orange Cout LCM PARTNERS, 200 Larlc View. 17200 ' NA• I--.;..;.=;.;...;.;.;..-..;.-.._ Delly Piiot July 14. 21. 29. Ml.JC NOTICE East San<lpolnte, Sulfe 700, Plnenurat Lane The lollowlng 1>9raon1 F1CTIT10UI IUeMM K81en Gell M()(den, 24834 l.akefleld, El T()(O, Call! 1>2630 100 Ctvlc C.t9' Dr. w .. t lanta Ane. CA. l2101 Plalntlff REAL EST ATE August 4· 1984 S.91 __ ;...;..;;....;;.;.~----Santa Ana. Callfomla 1>2707 MHdow View. 5102 have abandoned the uae of NAiii ITAlWmNT FtCTITIOUI IUI..... Chartea I/ Mlhayto, 200 Clark Drive the Ftctllloua BualnHI The lolk>'Mng pet90nl .,. Thi• bu11neu 11 con- ducted by· hu1band & wife Mlcl'IMI Rot>ert Morderl Thi• 11a1ement wu 111.o wl1h the County Cleft< ol Or· enge County on June 28. 1984 FMef11 Published 01ange Cout Delly P1to1 July 21 28, August 4 11 1984 ~~AL YSTS OF NEWPORT, l---Pl&.J--C-NQ_TIC[ __ _ Defendant GA YLORO s WAGNER and DOES 1 NOTICE OF DEATH th1ougti 10. OF SAMMY REILLY c ... No 40853a PIERSON AND OF NOnc1E~.!. be1N1 PETITION TO AD- aued. TM_.mardedde MINISTER ESTATE llplnat rov •ltftou4 ,_ NO. A-1%3980 betnu neerd un .... J'OU ,.. T o a 11 h e ir s .,ndw~M~dey-."-d . SA-99 the ll'ltonnetton below. bene flClanes. creditors 11 you wtan to IM4t the ad-and conungent credt- P\8.IC NOTICE v1oe of an attorney In lhll tors of SAMMY RE-;,=u/: t=~~o_:. ILLY PIERSON and FICTITIOUl IUatMEll ten reaponM. If any may M persons who may be NAMI STAT'lMIN'T ntec1 on time otherwise interested tn The tonowtng Petton• are A\11IOIU1ted he lido d• the will and/or est.ate. doing bullneas u mandade El lrlt>uma. lade . I N 0 E p E N 0 E N T decldtf contra Ud . .in -A peUt.lo n has been BROTHERS. 610 W Joann. dtencta a menoe q419 Ud. fl.led by PAMELA A Costa M .... Calif g2621 reepondadenlrodeae>dlaa.. PIERSON m the Su- N~ ITAlWMeMT Eut Sandpolte, Sutt• 100, Plealant vi... 1881>2 Name. PREFERRED IN-doing bualneM .. : The lollowtng pet90nl are Santa Ana. Calltornla 1>2707 Landau Lane VESTORS FASHION FORWARD, dolno bualneea .. LOUii A Clocolannl, 200 s.v.nth & eighth grade The Flc11110UI BullnMI 2435 E Cout Highway ff, (a) GREENTREE SOFT-Eut S91ldpolnte, Suite 100, ctotYr.. at the lollowlng Haine referred to above wu Corona det Mat, CA 92825 WARE, lb> SOFTSETS, Santa Ana, Calllomla 92107 IChooll 111.o In Oranoe Counfy on Krlattne FHlon, 514 14252 Culver Or . Suite Tyaon C Cobb, 705 WMI Circle VleW, 8281 Hook· May 31, 198<4 FILE NO Polnaettla, Corona det Mir, "312, lrvtne, CA 1>2714 La Veta. Suite t01, Orange, «St F24711>3 CA. 92825 Richard Frank Zucker. Callfomla 1>2668 VIiiage VleW. 5361 Sle-owner Jeck H Elder. 318 TeHy Henberger, toec> 4082 PtePant St . Irvine. CA Richard B LeVlne. 80t ton Drive 82nd St.. N-port, CA Park Newport. Newporl 1>2714 North Tu111n AYenue, Suite W•tmonl, 8251 H .. t SI 1>2863 Beecto, CA 1>2te0 Patt McBride Crane, 431 I 601 Santa Ana. Caltfomla PROJECT PURPOSE owner Harold H Brody, Thl9 bu11n .. 1 la COfl· Manzanita. lnllne, CA 92714 1>2705 Closure or CONolldalton ol 532 N Highland, L A 90048 ducted by· an unln- Thll bu1ine11 11 con-Thia bu11ne11 Is con-the at>oYe--named achool• Thlt bullneea wu con-corporated auoctatlon ducted by co-partners ducted by • general part· due 10 ~ntng enrollment ducted by• • gel\ef'al part-other than• partnerahlp Rid\ard Zucker ner1hlp CONTACT PERSO N nerlhip Krtltlne Fulon Thia statement wu filed Charlea V Mlheylo Monte McMurray Thi• ataternent wu flied Thll atatement WM llled with the County Ci.nt of Or-Thll statement wu filed TELEP H 0 NE ( 11 4) with the County Ciani ol Or-With lh.t_County Clenl ol Or· ange County on June 22. with the County Clerk of Or-8"1-2551. ••t 256 enoe County on July 10, ange -Cdunty on June 20, 1984 ange County on July 5. 1914 JANET GARRICK 1914 1964 ,,_... F2AllOI Clerk, Jaeit H EkMt f'MPl1 Pul>lletled Orenoe Coaet Publtthed Orange Co&lt Board o1 TNll... Published Orange Cout Publllhed Orange eo.t Dally Piiot July 2 1, 28. Delly Piiot July 14. 21, 28. Publl1hed Orange Coa11 Dally Piiot July 1(, 21. 21. 09lfy Pttot June 30. July 1. Auguat 4 11, 1984 Augull 4, 1984 Dally Piiot July 21, t9M Auguat 4, t984 14. 2t, 198<4 Sa 11 1 Sa90 Sa 113 881>3 Peggy Suzanne Peter•. u. la lnfor~ qt1e . Orang 610 w Joann Coat• M .... •law. penor Court of e 1----:::=======================================~~--l Calif 92827 lf '°" wi.tl to_. the County requesting I Patrlci( Arthur Pet«•. 610 edvtceof Wt •ttorMJ In thle that PAMELA A w Joenn.CoataM .... c a111 nuitter, '°" ahould" do ao PIERSON be ap-92627 promptt, eo that ,_ wrtt· . Thia buelne11 11 con-ten ,...pon ... ff MIJ, may be pointed as personal ducted by· husband and wife Ned on nm.. representative to ad- Peggy S Pe1er1 II Uet.ct deMe eollctt.r minister the est.ate of w1ihh:~·~6i!:-of11~ ::i c::t° .:n:.-== SAMMY REI LL Y ange County on J ufy 17, t.~ '"medlatam•"'•· PIERSON (under the 1984 d• •••• 111aner1, n Independent Adminis- F210iiW ~la MCftta, al heJ . f F..Bta Act) Published Oranoe Cout -'ouna. puede -,-.. I.ration ~ . . tes . Dally Pllo1 July 23. 30. treda • ttempo. The pennon 11 aet for Auguat 8. 13, 1984 1-TO THE DEnNDANT: heanng in Dept. No. 3 M-84 A ct.tt comp..,n1 ._ beef\ at 700 Civic Center Dr ftlect bJ the ....,,. ........ San CA0 Pl&.JC NOTICE FICTITIOUl IUllNIH N,._ITATE•NT The following peflOOI are doing bullneu u DONUT INN·NO 17 2228 Newport Blvd, Costa M ... Calif 92826 LOUIS P anto s . 3 29 Avocado. Cost• M .... Calll 92626 Ruth P 1 nto1. 329 Avocado, Cotta Mesa. Callf 92626 This bu11neH 11 oon· ducted by Hu1band and wife Louis Pen101 Thia 1181emenl WU filed with the County Cieri! of Or· ange County on June 21. 1984 F14lt22 Publlthed Orenge CoHI Dally Pilot June 30 July 7 '°" " JOU wWl to ...._.. West. ta Ana, thte lawevtt. rou "'"•'· 92701 on August 8, wtltlln ao days after thll 1984 at 9:30 A.M. summon• 11 MfVed on you. IF YOU 0° ~ to hie with thll court • written . DoJ rA-' rnponM 10 the complaint the granu.ng of lhe untea• you do, your default peuti.on, you sho uld will be entered on awll· either appear at the cation of the plaintiff, and h · d thts court may enter a judge-eanng an s t.ate you ment aga1n1t you for the r• object.Ions or file wnt- Uef demanded In the com-ten objections Wlth the plaint, wf\lch could reeult In court before the hear-garnl1hment of wagea. tak-. Ing ol money or pr~ or mg. YoW' appearance othef relief req~ted In the may be in person o r by complaint your attorney. Dated· Ju,,. 2t. 1983 lF YOU ARE A LEE A BRANCH, Clef!< By J y HYATT. Deputy CREDITOR or a cont- Aftthorlr R . ...,.... ingent creditor of the IEEL Y a RUHl!U deceased, you must file 4131 Tetter Avenw, lutt. '-· ·th th 140 your c ...... rn w1 e t4 21 1984 ,...s-t leectl, CA. t:1teO court or present 1t to (714) 5'1-tcMO the personal represen- Pub1t1hed Orang• CoHt tative appointed b y the Dally P11o1 July 14 2 t 28. SA70 Augu11 4 tl>84 court within four S•-1>7 months from the date ------------------of hrst lS8uance of let· Pl&.IC NOTICE FICmlOUa IUllMEll NAME ITATE•NT The following peoon It doing bull'-& u SOFT TOPS. 2300 Fair· view Rd •0-202, Colla Mesa CA 1>2826 Chrll 0.MUN, 2300 F•lr view Rd •0-202, Colla M .... CA 1>21126 Thia bu11ne11 11 con· ducted by an Individual Chrl1 OeM- Thl1 11atemen1 WH flied with Ille County Cl4wk ol Or- ange County on June 20, 11>64 1'*1• Put>lllhed Or•nge Cout Dally PllOI Jvne 30. July 1. Pl&.tC NOTtCE ters as provided m Sec- FICTITIOUI au.._11 tion 700 of the Proba~ NAME ITAT'lMIEN'T Code of Cahforn1a The tollOwlng peraon i. The tune for filing d~~R~ll~~S-FABRI-clauns w1U not expu-e CATION CONSULT ANTS, pnor to foW' months 387 Canyon Acr• Orr... from the date of the L,una BMctl. Ca.Ill 92851 heanng notit'ed above Sh•= ~.:.~·g:~~ YOU MAY EXAM- BN<:h. call! 1>2851 CNE the file kept by Thi• bu11n... 11 con-the court. U you are ducted by -.n lndMduel interested m the es-Rot>ert Z. Wheeler Thi• 11atement wu tlleO tate, you mAY aerve with the County Ciertt of Or-upon the executor or : County on June 20, administrator, or upon 10 4 ~ the attorney for the Publlaned Orange eo..t executor or adnu.nia· Oalty P11o1 June 30. July 7. tra tor, and file with 14. 2t 198-4 s e-11 14, 21 t984 Lhe court with proof of SAee servlee. a written re- ------------------quest stating that you "8.JC NOTICC Ml.JC M>TICE desire •pedal no~ or FICTmOUI IU ... M F1CTITIOUI .,..... the filing of an lnven- N.Am ITAlW•NT NAiii l~ATOmff tory and appraieement The f~ per~ 11 d~The~ .. ~ •of est.a~ atwtt or of ooing bu.._.. . ... ~ u··-· OIVEASIAED MSOU~E M ACEOES COAST SE"-UK pt ._.. or ac- D EV!L OP ME NT 3027 VICE 3042 EnterprlH coun\.I menUoned an Aoyoe Lane Coet• ~. ~:9'Je~ 8 Co.ta ~. Section 1200 and 1200.3 CAM~H1 J 1 c 1 1, ....... J Kabalan 1111 ao o f the Callfornla lcrrae 0. t r eon -· / · p-t..... ,....-...t_ 3027 ~ Lane Coeta Bitch St!Wt. Santa Ana. 1VU91~ ~ Meaa. CA 02826 CaHf 82707 Dutel J . Ceoper Thi• bu91n•N 11 eon-Th11 t>ualne11 I• con• t411t Calle 0. La ~:s~·Jat1 c::_:u., d~~ ti] ::'t,.~Mciu.i Plata, Ste. lit TPlll .,.,.,,,.,, WM flied Thia ., .. .,,.,, ... flted L•1•1• BUl•. CA wtth the Covnty ci.11 of Or with the County a.tc OI Or· ti.SI : Cc>unty "" June 15, = County on Ju,,. t5, 1St·l4H 1 ,,... ,.... Publish~ Orante Pvblllhed Oranoe CoMt Publlllled °'""09 eo..t Cout Dtaily Ptlol July Dally Piiot June 30. Juty 1, Dally PltOt June 30• .lutv 7• 14, U . 21. 1g34 PUBLIC NOTICE Public Hearing to be Held by Orange County __ .....;PLANN;;..;;,__IH..;...C ~COMM----.r ...... ss ....... 10 ....... N __ _ SUBJECT: PROPOSAL: APPi. IC>.HT: Proposed Amendment t o the Orange County Zonl nq Code (CA 83-6) to revise the PC •Planned Co11Uauni ty• Diatr lct regulations. 'nli s Amendment propos es to modernize and atand erdize language end es tab l i ah cons istency o f fo r111a t to be uae d t or new Pl anned Co1T1111un l t y deve lopment. To amend Secs. 7-9-103 thro ugh 7 -9-1 03 .~ e nd to add Secs. 7-9-103.10 and 103.111 addl tlonally, revisi ons t o Se c. 7-9-155 •Amendments end Rec lassi fications.• Secs. 7-9-155 thro ugh 155 .3 a re pro posed as par t o f t his .>.tnendment . County o f Ora ng e I t ha s been determined that the proposed projec t wi l l. not have a signi ficant adverae e(fec t on the envir onme nt and the refo re Negati ve Dec laration Ho . IP84-050 ha• been g ranted o n 7-16-84 end will bec<>t1e effec t i ve, unleaa appealed, on 7-30-84 . KEAR INC DATE : July ll , 1984 (Tueaday l HEARIHC TIME : 11 10 p.m. (Or aa aoon as possible the reafter) ltEARIHC t.oc>.Tt ONr Plonninq CO!Mlisaion Heari ng Room, Rall o f Adm in1•tratlon, 10 Civic Cent@r ~1611, Santa Ana, Caltforn16 T,... apphctnt end 1n pefsons either tavorcng or oppo11ng thl5 proposal and supporting doc~nlt are lnv1ttd to Oftatnt lhtlf vitws II 1ht5 ,....,.,,0 11 '' re~sted lhlt any wr1t1tn res.poose be IUC>mtlled to t,... Env.,onmen111 Mana0tmM1 Aoency e>t10r to tht ,...,,"'Q dlte Al tht ,...,,tnQ tt'tt e>tOC>OUI may be •e>oro11ed cond111onany lpptoved. conttnued to another datt or w1thdtawn F0t turt,..., intorrnaoon intormuon c»tHt cell !rank Mscill at u•-2010 Of come 10 tht Otvelopment Proceulng Centtr et tht addrtll indlClltd below I A107 l"""*OMtefttal Me,....._M AM~r f',0 lo•~ ti C...c C.....Pla1M ~ An1 CaMom.11 12 ro2 4()1lll \ 14. 2 1' 1084 14, ) t 1814 SA•" Sa$u .g5 Sa 1t ...,l_ _____ ~~~~~--_.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:=:~================::::::::::=::=:::._~~ .. SUNDAY 9AM-8PM SOUTH COAST DODGE -- MONDAY ~ 9AM-10PM HOT DOGS, SOFT DRINKS * ~ FOR THE KIDS! I 2888 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MISA 540·0330 BETWEEN IAKIR & ADAMS t , .. ----------..,......,---------------- • 2 Orange Coes1 DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 1984 NOTaCW "*'C MIAMtCI NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIV!N tMt ~\to S.O. tlon 6411. f of Alt6de IV, Chte>t• VI, of P-1 Ill, DMllon v of the '*"" end letllly COde °' "-8ttlt9 °' ~ • public '-""II wll be hltd on Auauat 2. 1914, at 7·30 p.l'ft. In the~ Roor Con ..... Aootn of tM CMc Centet, Coeta ~ Callfomla. •t wNdl time ttie Bowd of Dlrecton .. the Coeta ..... 8anlt8ry ot.tnct wlll ,.., and • tlrMlne pn)t..U and ot>teo- tlont, and ~t• tor ·-wnptlona, If wry, to ttle propow:I utlgnment fdf llquid -·· COllec:tion ..... fonti In a repof1 Ned wfth the Seor•wy ol the Olstnct •• ttl9 04atrlct Offtcee. 77 Falf t>rlYe. Coeta MeM. Call- tomla NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN tNit the -6d repof1 on nee In lhe Ooel• Meu Sanltwy Dl9tttc:t Office. 77 Falf Orlve, Fountl Floot, Room 417, may ti. •••mined between the houri of 8 a.m and 5 p.m COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT Florine T Reichle Clert< of the 011trlct Publl1hed Orange Cout Olllty Pilot Juty 21, 28, 19&4 Sat09 BALTZ BERGERON SMITH A TUTHILL WESTCLIFF CHAPEL 437 E 17th St Costa Mesa 546-9371 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetary • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 Pacific V19\..• Onve Newport Beach 644-2700 McCORMICK MORTUARY 1795 Laguna Canyon Road Laguna Beacti. Ca 92651 494-9415 HARBOR LAWN- MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Cemetary Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 PIERCE BROTHERS BEU BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 E PUBLIC NOTICE Public Hearing to be Held by Orange County PLANNING cau4ISStON SUBJECT: Propoaed AmendMnt to the Oran9e County Zonin9 Code. 'nli1 Amendment consi1t1 or the follovin91 CA84-l0 Anlendin9 Sec. 7-9-118. C.O. •coaatal Development District.• CA84-11 Amending Sec. 7-9-138. 3 (a l •crading and Excavation: and adding Sec. 7-9-139 •Gradill9 and Excavation.• CA8 4-12 Alllend1ng Sec. 7-9-137.S •rencee and Walla.• PROPOSAL: To add a •p1nding1 Required• 1ection to the co • Coa stal Development• District to mai nta in conaiatency with language of the State law: and to make technical refinements to achieve clari ty and understanding in Secs. 7-9-138.3(a) and 7-9-139 •Grading and Excavation• and Sec. 7-9-137.S •rences and Walls.• ENVtRO~TAL OCY.:VKE~TATION: It has been determined that the proposed pro)ects wlll not have a si9ni!icant adverse effect on the environment and therefore Negative Declarations No. IP84-0SJ •eoaat.AJ. qevrlopment District• APPLICANT: County of Orange No, IP84-0S4 •crading and Excavation• No. IP84-055 •Fences and Wa lls" have been granted on 7-16-84 and will become effective, unless appealed, on 7-30-84. REA RING DATE: July 31, 1984 (Tuesday! HEARING TIME: l :30 p.m. (Or as soon as possible thereafter) REARING LOCATION: Planning Commission Hearing Room, Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, California lhe applicant and all persons e11her favoring or opposing this proposal and suopontng documents are invited to present thew views a1 this hearing II 1s reQuesred that any written response be submitted .to the Envwonmental Ma nagement Agency prior to the hearing date At the hearing, the proposal may be approved. cond1t1onally approved con11nued 10 another date or withdrawn For further inlormarion tnformation please call __ F_r_a_nk_Mc_G_i _l 1 __ at _8_3_4_-_20_1_0 __ or come to the Development Processing Center at the address 1nd1cated below SA10I Envtr-ntal ManegitfM"t Agency p 0 Bo· 4()411 11 C11t1C Cet'llef Pw1• Sanl;i Arw Cahtorru 92702 4()t& SINCE 1976 SOBJIC'l'1 PROPOSAL: PUBLIC NOTICE Public Hearing to be Held by Orange County __ PLM11 __ J1'0_c_°"'_1s_si_ON __ _ •ropo•ed ~ndlMnt to the Ou!MJ• County 1onin9 Code. Thie ~ndllant conaiata of the followln91 CA 14•6 •0efinitiona•1 l•ce. 7-9-111. •sign Reatrictiona•1 7-9-114. SS •s.rvice 8t.atlona•1 7·9-129.(a). •neight Llatt•1 7-9-13,.•. ·~al ••tat• 8igne•1 7-9-137.6 •0n Preai•• Signe•, 7-9-1)1.l(c}. •Colllunity Identification Si9na•1 7-9-146.3, .t , .5 ·s~tal ~ulationa•1 and to add • nev Dietric t, Sec. 7-9-144. •si9ne.• CA 14-7 •tubdivleion Directional Sign Code• Sec. 7-9-t OO to 408 CA 14-8 •eaaolin• Price Signe• Sec. 5-3-315 to 319 CA 84-9 •orange County Si9n Code• Sec. 7l.0327(c). To reorganize District regulation& regarding •signa,• and to update and relocate detinitiona relating to eigna, where necessary. r.NVI ROl'OC!NTAL DOCUM!l'ITATICJl 1 It ha• been deterained that the proposed project will not have a ai9nificant adverse effect on the environment and therefore Negative Declaration Mo. IPl4-051 haa been granted on 7-16-84 and vill beca.e effective, unleea appealed, on 7-30-84. APPLlCANT1 County o! Orange llEARIMC D>.TE : July 31, 1984 (Tueaday) BBAJtING TIM!: 1:30 p.m. (Or •• aoon •• poaaible thereafter) llEAJllNG LOCATIC»f: Planning Comaisaion learint ltoom, Ball of Adll inietration, 10 Civic Center Plata, SaRta Ana, Cali fornia The 1ppltcant and 111 persons either f1v0tln9 0< OOPOSIOQ this proposal 1nd aus>oortng documents tr• Invited to present their v•wa 11 this hearno It 1s reQUested that any written response be t&Jbmltted to the Envlronmenlll Management Agency prior to the hearng date. At the heiring. the propoul m1y be 1pproved. conditionally approved. continued to another dlle or wlthdr1wn. Prank McCill 83•-2070 For h•ther '"'°'"'''ion 1nform1tton please c1ll at _____ _ or come to the 0.velopment Prqcessino Centet 11 the address and.1cated below. ~fMrCM.,.,_I ... ,.......... 499f'CY P.O. Bo. 40o18 SA10I 12 CMC C.-. P\aza S.. Ana , Caltloma 9210'2 4048 412 GOETZ, UNIT B 979-2870 SANTA ANA, CALIF. 1111 UllWO SEYIU.E a.ck. •aeautfful car' (5277) 1111 ELllUll (7940) ~ 1982 MAZDA RXl &SL $11,210 39 000 Miies, Beige, Sunroof. Full power (0000) $10,500 • 979-2872 964-1247 White, 1183 CHRYSLER L1IAROI COIYERTllLE 22,000 miles, full Two-tone Brown power. leather (6887) interior. 'Like New' $9800 "THE CUSTOMER MUST BE PLEASED" ALL CARS GUARANTEED z i • • 1111NllOIE11110 OHYEITIILE White, Burgundy Int, low mlles, llke new. (151213) ' 1 10 steps toa successful garage sale Decide on dates. Looi. al a ca1enaar and se1 the Oates ana t•mes 01 your • saie Wee;..enas are usually gooa but many successful saies 11avP oeen hela on 1ne evening 1uSt altlltT work Check tne wealher lorecas11n lhe paper ana watch for any o ther large even1 Iha! may anracl po1en11a1 buyers away '>uC.h as lairs or commumty evenls Have your sale run al 111asl lwo days -some people may nol be ao1e 10 come on any s•ngle oav Z What to sell. Everylh•ngl Th1t •• everything you h1~en 1 used 1n th• IHI yeer II 1n ·lam hU anhque v11ue or 11 orend-ntw • or hi1s unusu al 1111ue tlt sure to asll 1 he11thy-proce lor >I Gel a pad of PIP'• and March your wtlol• house Look everywhere and l•SI ewryOimg ] Write your ad. Here •• a suggested 10 Garage Sa'--oe11<1 Bentwooa roclung ch11r toy1 1nfenta clothmg \922 • V1ctro11 •n orig1ne1 cabinet ,,..ny QldQtls IOIS 01 \ unuaull 1tem1 rock collectoon. plants Relre1hme1111 8 1 m to 6 pm S11uraay and Sunday 1234 South AnyatrHI Yourtown ,,._.west of Me•n ind 2nd UM 1r111 ump • 1d II 1 QUldl Be sure to hit unusu1I •tems Be H 1pec•f1c H IJC)Alble G•ve dortct1on1 1f ~ea Don I use 1bbrev1111ons -many people won 1 bolher lo decipher them CAlJTION Don I 1aver11se anything you don I really neve EYery •fem 1n the ad mull be on hand II Iha start ol the sale 4 Where to adveriise. Piece your Id where 11 woll oe seen o._, people who hve 1n lhe area -moat people stiop close to home The • D111y P1101 11 rho by 88 000 adults 1n Costa Mesa Newport BHCh Laguna Beach Irvine Huntington Beech and Fountam V111ty-gwiran1eemg you w•de e•posure And w1lh,llle Pilot you re not paying for w11te c"cu1111on "' Los Angitles Of Anahe•m Plan to run you• ad 3 hmes or moft atld s~rt •I a few days before the sale so barg11n hunte" cen have plenty ol not ce 5 Make a 1i9n. To help meke your u1e succ:essru1 rne1<e a few ••ona • from cardboard and letter W1 tn a magic merker A gooa ••g,..sin 11 '' • 22 6 Placin9 your sign. .. The morning ol the sale but not before p1ace your s1gn1 Be sure 1na add your aeld'-st and any • direction11 arrows This should be done 1b0ut • nail hou1 before the aale aterta Place your ltgl\ where 11 can~ seen from 001n sides of the strMt bt-PH••nQ cars and pedesrr11ns CAlJTION Some towns have laws thll res1r1c:t thr pl1c1men1 end dur111on of g1r1ge seie s•gns Pteue check wllh your IOWT> s planning deparrment or c•erk 7 Mar kin9 pricn. Mark pna11 wflere they can be _, cleerly Ofloce supply slorts n1 .... YllOOUIJ sizes 100 COio? of SllC'lffi • thll work wall or you c;.,, uM mulung i.pe However you mark them _.. ,.-. lew. Gat1ge sales are tor btrg1.n hunters Re~ ""1at-r you ean t sell you 11 nave to arao back 1n IN nous. and store ao1•n lor another Y••• 8 Servi'") ref"st.mttds. fhlt dOHn I hlYt to,co.t much Ind CtellH. l11enell\' • 11mosphtr1 h 11ao 1n~rages people to tlly 1011011 and ~haps buy more Y'ou oould even charge for t11Pf1ll•Y1 11tms hke oonutt, 0t tr. ll<<b could go •n bUtl~lt !Or the day w'llh • lemonade stand IJ Check your M&ghbon and frWnd1. .... fl II\~ Wini to IOln '°"' ..,. Thi!! M ii '"'' .,OU '°""'°"' to Slltre •• ,__ Wllll 1no 1nc:rea• 1n•r .. 1 ~ ,our .... If ot'*1 IOlfl '°" tie ~ to lftelude ltlll " fOIJI Iii te•l"'C>il fhr ... l.,,_!y .... M•Qhbort\ooG wlfi ) Group 11i.t ••• 1 IOI mo<e '"" too ,_ 642-5678 ·" r our famous ""l An••• .... n Ml lelp W-u ... 11 .. -.u. w.-... · 11• SPIRITUAL !ADIHGS *•AIM *' , ~ ---.... Advlc:e In AN Mattft & flull ttme 8""-<llpn MOrloo ~llC*t, W or .... Cow..ilng. 1815 So. El Fr1, no IUlmW hellp 90-ttme. c.tllllr I 9'lalp- c.mlno AMI. Sen Cllm. cepted. ltwt "'· plhr. tlo"l•t want•d fo'r LIC'd 492-72" ~ S112 """"-' 8t., FUhLOft l•'-M · ret.i1 fWTI ·-u&L COe1a w... stcn. ..,.. be ll¥lllltfJt -.&I •aOFFICEHELP•• ::u...--a=-=--' --Outlet lndud9 .... .n.ig .... DIMES-A-LINE 12" BLACK and white por1abte T\I play• good 135 Slant board with bullt-ln vibrator $40 Stereo AM/FM reoeiv.r wllh IWO 1peakar1 135 Adding machine $20 Ponabl• hood hair dryer S 10 Canlllar vacuum ci.en.r 125 All wort! line 846-1525 24 INCH wooden 1htp1 whMI for decor S 10 Bo•M of marine gear 25•·S 15. 24 Inch USCG approved throw Illa rt~ s12 28 Inch boat lender• $8 Small boat anchor Danfonh $7 Six wooden vintage bed1tead1 S2S- S50. 2 cleaned down comtortera S 10 HC:h. Many antique and vln· tage rockers and chairs $6-148 Se1 of 4 vlnt~ hardwood foldlng chalrt $25 Clateic walnut tllt 1wtve4 otflca arm chair $20 Old hardwood hear1h rocker $19 1900 Amerlc&n natural tlnllh oak kitchen chair S17 BICYCLES. ladtel, man'a couter brake cru1Mr1 145 Meh. Man'• 1~ apeec1 150 Gin' 1 hl;MM $30. Exoellerlt. kx*. nde. new Extru H&-8134 Bill Y ldOI concert tlctl:eta. great locatlonl for IOkl out Auguat 13 lhowt 4 pair• all together Avall- eble S30 MCtl 980-2838. BOY'S blcyciee 120 ..ch Old compua S20 Add· Ing machine I t5. Spin· naker $50. Water 1kl $20. Adult bacit pack baby arrler $5. Radio COf'ltrOI alrplane remain• S 10/aJI. Recliner ctlalr and ot· tome.n S30. Lathe S50. Wood snow s«le S 10. Bart>eque $5. Life JKk•t• SS each. IBM carbon rib- bons 50C uctt. Br ... hlngea 20. pair. Sabot salle I 10 eech. 78&-35ae 17 Camphor, lrvlne. BOY'S BMX 20" bike S20. Car bike raclc S8. White Firestone redial P22S-75R15 tlr•. two for S 15. Titfany atalned gl ... Cane ... t vanity t>ench lamp s10 545-3838 s 12 Good thlr1y'I Delco . . Mc1r1<: tan $18 SeYefal COUCHES S2S-ISO. Rugt d9ek• and tablM s 1'· 10 $50 Linen 254-$5. An- $45 30"x40" 4 drawer llque dlah.. 10e-SSO. walnut otflca deak S23 Toaster oven S15. Clock• 28"x48 " lnlald redwood from $1 T\I 125 PaN padHtal table $39 25e-S5. Or....,. to $50 38"x40" iw.n1y'1 pin• BookcaM S10 Book• drop IMf table with tum-254·12. v.... to 13. ed leg• $45. Cut Iron Small appllan<* 10 S 10. bu. maple achool dMk Blk• $15. Tablet 110- S 15 e loot wooden 130. Jewelry 10.-125. Warner pro! por1abla umps 110. Bunk ~I wallpaper han~a table $50. Lawn mower S25. 135 18"x24" mahogany Everything goee. Satur- and glUI dlapl1y table day and Sunday. 9-5. 399 Queen Anne leg• 142 Seville In alley, between L Variety of woocS.n trunk• and M Street on Balboa and tool cheat• 115-145. Pennlnaula Point. Ettate StMm91' trunk with draw· aale. •r• S25. 1800'• 17"x30"D __ E..,.S_K_,,,S-2-5.-o-.. -k_,,1_2..,...5. all wood trunk 138. 843 Bookcu. 125. Bart>eque Weal 15th StrMt (off $20 DrMMr 140 DMk Placentia StrMl), Coat• $25: Blk• $10. Cn.ilMf' MH•. Saturday only S40. Booke&M S25. Mlr- 548-0135. ror '50. 3242 Oregon, Coate M .... 549-0518. '7' PINTO wagon parts Hood S25 Battery S 10. Radio $25 Wlndlhleld S25 Dlfferentlal S25 Carburetor $25 4 mag wn..11, new ateet betted tlrM 150 each Spare tire and wttMI S 10 Luggage rack S 1S Bacic Window S25 Right door with glau S25 311<1• wtndowe ELECTRIC Ice crHm maker $15 Book lhet1 ~ 150 TYCO train Mt S 15 Waring cs.hydrator $20 Blue/wttlta 1ton.. ware, seMc;e 8 S20. SC· $5 ofd clothea. new clothea, toya •91 Costa Meaa StrMt. 846-3801 Be~8-4 S20 Mctl BKk ... t 110 _E_N_C_Y_C-LO-PE_D_l_A_B_r_lta-n-- 2 n..-lhock •beOl'berl S 10 each New mum.r nla Great Book•. Great and pl,_. $20 859 Oak Ideas program, full Mt ..--$45 Booke&M S25 Jun· Street. Coate Men lor Mt new 145. Picnic 848_· 1_4_23_ bench $45. Table $45. ANTIQUE chair S50. New Encyclopedia 145. 8001<1 S5 each 731-4580. FRIGIOAIA ii•• dryer, worb good S!O. Weight tining Mt 120 Iba . good l\aavy bench 130 84$-5243 FRIGIOAAE refrtgeretor 1e CF '25 nnn Fnoldar• rMrlgerator 18 C' 125 nrm Fngldare refriger- ator 18 CF 125 ftrm Need1 treezar Ian 831-5983 GAS 1tcwe S!O WUhet and dryer ~each. Ol9h· wHher $50 Vacuum c ... ner l30 P\Jlh mower 116. Seed apre&def S15. Rotor power mower l50. 221 Flower StrMI. Coate M .... 846-5848. PICTURE hfnee 1:)..:120 Bar atooll • 15 Room dlvtd• "40 540-8&98. 120 Yorktown, Co1ta MeN _., -• t~Muli be cw-CHILD CAM. ~ flf'/ c.M If.......... . tomet WW. on.m.d & home WMt,... per9iWI (~:;.·~It• have pteuanl ptlon• Men ttw\I Frt. 7~ 10 ,_-. voa ~ irantMt tom. t cHd ea-11'1 plan ~ In per9Clft. 6~ ~7e.G07 "' lflll l .llls COIT Drapery, 1297 ~ ,,_;.. _.,,. W(fl1t )ll1 .. 1•1 L.ooen Aw. eo... ...._ fotwcn"-modier 7mo PING PQnO table, btectc • 540-1388 boY CM ... .,_.,. lllny1 red#ler, two ~ tSplntual ~. Ad~ A«obic EJt.a. lnttNc. CWlcel tMiur9 '°' each 30"x90", fOUI bl-* ll'9or & Cllrcf AeeicW* 1 1250/tw will tr111n Wortt email Import~ wrought Iron railing Md\ P•t. ~ & futUfe own -n2 s.a"'7 -.,. 7"•32'', 11 wrought Iron e7S-24e5or131-eeM --._. ""'· ~ ~ '!P!!' hand ralllng. new 8 traclc 1 ~ • ...... Aerobic IMtruc'ton for .. ~ ~ ,_ ,...., ctir atereo With 12 tepee, ... t •• :Jiit womww IP9 a50 tw + i-~---"----- water bed Any lt9m FOUND e..tt Hound comm ltar1 S48278 lt•mh1h1 ........ •bow S 10 NCtl Recofd old blkl wtlt male Vic oei AkM for Mndbpped 7 yr wMted to _., CU1UnG pl•~ and AM/FM radio Mar. C.M. 84W790 old girt 15-20 hi/Wit need toot a, bile, bladH. In 8 eottd ou cabinet c.r will train· patlenc:ie • llbr.W.. t11P9, C-.. I. "- l30 Soft water unit S!O. Found Bm wtlt neutered ~ $3 45 '1u1y Pue ctuatrial ~ In Or- R ad paving brick m• Gi.ter/Sdclty July 873-&eaonse..e24' _,.Co. Mlllllll i.. Cir 1'!."'x3V•"•8" 25c Md\. 17 S5e-3932 and mMlhlne lbop...,., Ceramic tlte In bo•M Anawertng s.rvic.-r .... c;.,. Mlk• et ~ mixed us. Call F:;:':::V~~1!!'= phone e>peratora 3-11 FMt.,. tor 11 1 .. ..-. GAS eurlace unit S50. 844-8579 late 873-90H 9'1lft. 342 3rd St, UQuna Not1g9llmlt. .... 1311 Of Br ... bath feuc:et 126. PLAY.PEN 115 Chrome a..cn 845-7811 Gv~ b~ ~ J!~~ tray high Chair $1S. FPO.UNrP PINr••WcArKlpEtHIAoMn. A.at Mgmt & s.-pot----·-•isiuaitii&iii•ji•iii•~···-... _ ...,..._, ..,.,.,._ Woodgrain tormlca ,.. ltloneav8l.Xlf'ttpey,ben-~/~-time. Ne9pof1 dry dMk l30. 9'-3 Sat11<day kltc:Mn table 125. CAii glUMe. 540-4724 9ftta & eOv opport. Appy a.en.. ecper PAii!. 81wt and Sunday. July 21, 22 833-2571 FOUND; "*-~ mtx In peraon onty at JOEUI -....,,. 640-202'1 *'old 1507 Wanitlck Lane. s · SC Ptza, The ,.._, or , Newport 8Mct1 PORT ·A-CRIB $38. ChHct'1 hep pu~ ':: C.00.LMJ WM!~ M-'J"''7• DECORATE INIEJdOM .,,_-.,..,,-------peddle c.r 125. FIOOf puppy, m • Cok>rl°"'tn PIT lo GLASSencloeur .. fortub. 11mp 120. Eureka mix. blk rabbit, Wht rat>-11181• 9t8tt. walt111i,. 77 ..... 7 ,.,.,_ S26 Large moetac: vecuum S35 Fiie cablneC bit Newport BHch MECHANICS t1Mmlrror'5. Largegl ... 2 drawer ch.et of drew-AnlmalSl*ter. 125Meal WOOO&METAL llLnllY picture S! Upholttery era 118 Clothing 50$. Dt .. eo.ta ~ Ful ttme for ~ cs. fabne 50c yard to S1 Unena 50c 5564842. Found Maia poodle wntt1 F1<8AJCATORS JClnt drMng yard. Bird cagea 3 feet I I I I B I ELECTJOO$AHS ~-,._,,. ~ high SS MCt1 King aiu PROFESSIONAL type n v c n ty o II & DRAFTSMEN """'v ._ .... _ • .._.. ,.._. gold ~ epread 17.50. Searl half dryer with Ch I ca/McFadden be a pert ot the gr~ aonntll, (714) ~1100, 642 .. 111. ltand $20. ~768. 893-83&~ Ngh-ledl mobla medlC9I ~ ~ ~ Gold rectlMr S2S. Blaclc QUEEN mattre11 and F=~ .:::· owne: :::." ~=-.. eor:r t1lfll, .... vtnyl rocker. foot 1tool 19r1"Q9 '50 Md\. Twin t1me":Jic C M e'3:n exP«len~ manufac> M~-~ ~ $20. 998-1989 manr ..... $50 each. · · · · Nring pet'IC)fwiel lrt ntne ACIClft Call Wel1 681-1912 or Found: Whit• dog wtth 1.D. to dewlklp end ptoduce p/day, Mon.:itrt. Call HIDE-A-BED S!O. Couch 957-8379. ifNewport a..cf\ Animal n.w medlcel moCiiee~ ~ Qeofglil .. 64&4203 125. Arm chair SSO. SMft 844 3e&e .... Maple chair S!O. e.da RELOCATING must ... , er tema. Call(71•),v1 •HlllmfMf 11 r>-S!O. Bunk ~1 S!O every1hlngl Saturday and LOST bfwn/wtit Shelty mlx to eohedule em lni.Mew. F/ttme poa1tton for qu11ty P9f' ~. Nlattt etendl 17. Sunday M . 17855 Fltctl F/dog vtc: S.C.t Hwy & l<uto R.D.A fot qumlty °'1tlo TablH 15-150. Free Street, Irvine. 8eNnd Vita ·3e1va. Monday 881·2022 AUTO pr.ctlce. LIGUM 8Gfl 1tandlng CIOHl U5. Mlnw Butldlng. Lampe L09t Calleo cat REWARD Exper prtl. ~ Carpet 115. Area rug S5·S30. TablH l50. F ate blk ~ btwn & DENT AL ASSISTANT s12. Bean bag chalr11 as-. e..cn ct1a1r1 17. BooU ,,::' t>effy 8·yr1 A,,.... CASHIER thu9lettc ADA .,.,,,.., Blcyclee S25--$50. Swtm-25C·S1. Plctur• $5450. to the name oi MENDY. : ;eneral prac:tloa In ming pool •lld• "o ROUND metal patio Loet btwn K~lle & N9wpor1 Beeot\. 2 Y9*I Cheet of drawer• Sto. tab'lea, n..-S20. Chester Florida HB 983-7037 ~~eel wtth experience, full time SOrv~r f b ~!Sr ~o' p~ 3t df11wer S12-S15. Or_..,, LOST F/black lab 10mo' Jdnt wor1c~1. j131'""2M --wn • mirror $30. Double ~ 1• Many rrinoe , Ind. Inge 7. Dfawt~ ~ble 132 Extra tong twin mat-red cola.. vie of 19th St retirement 40IWMk no DETAILER, r-.ponllbte, $35. Sliding dOO< Mt S!O. 1reu 135. King ~ S25 c M 7 3 1 • 8 8 3 4 I ..... end.: ulwy Com. r9lleble per90f!, NII or ~~ rs;r ~':1 ~: Sewing machlne'20. Bar L.oet· tern Pit M wt w/bf mer1urate with ••-part time. 845-7441 S!O 1~9 ~m~and~ ~=-r,o. ~~ ~~ ~~~~ petielNICeACelBERTinaS ..... Newport BHch (olt l inen s 1 50-$2 50 Yr/rd c:tlurch Pf94Cfl.Mn Dover between lrvlne and Buainett 112. Strol14w lo9t: LMge White tong-:::~=o:-::..~.r;; W•tcllff) Saturdayff..2 sa. ()eek S10 953-1318 NJredneutW'edmtiMcat CADILLAC LAWN mower reel type, or 953-8487 -Hugo.FWward S44-4280 DOG GROOMER ewp lr\.eJI excellent condition. Ilka SALE baby furniture, lost "Mufftn" ""*'tong.. twe.da-fillltlmewtttlC*n new $50 Slldlng bathtub Bland name crib '50. half gray st~ F«n• 2111..,_ UM equlp-bu•y 1ho1Htell doors $7 548-9451 Mattr... SSO. Walker c.t. VIC. Esther & San1a hlta Iha 9&4-55ec> from 8 to 5. Santa Ana Avenue. Coate S 10 Swtng S 15. High-Ana Sta. 842-1039 M... chair S20 Baaem.tt 115 LOST. Red p&Md k~ cw I 714/540-9100 needed ~tum _. LIVING room chair• tur· Car Mat 125 Ctothee vie eo.ta Meu/N B Re-liv.rla Knowt.dge . of quo 111 S 2 5 .. ch frame S20 MCt'I Sony ward 546-4909 Auto o .c & L A 842-S78a Madame Alexander doll t~ playw $50. Record --..,.,..-----,..-=--150 875-50e8 playw S 10. 645-5071. Loet· Very epeclaJ Cal ------·----Bk/Br 1t1ped 1 Yr MANICURE 181\der'a, per-SMALL crib, "*'I good 5&&-4142n54-4802 dyl feet for ·~~·· •Ilk condition $2.5. Playpen wraps S30. 238. S 15 Cralt1man rHr Sentlm«ital 1ou In Lag AUTO BOOKKEEPER DRIVERS-croee cou+Y. Calif Uc req M~"lfO' Vachtl. 1831 ~ta. Coet•MeA ~ Coaco chair ladder S8 ToHtmHtar oven $15. Bridal gown allp St. 8-46-9381 thrower upright lawn· Niguel. wedding r1ng Mt MEDITERRANEAN t mower$40.Glrt'e241rw:tl & opal garnet ring drawer dr.....-SSO. Re-1~ S20. Two 15 wrapped In en¥9lope EXERCYCLE S35. Surf-cllner blacit vlnyl 150. Inch Chevy 5 1Ja cttrome REWARD 495-3909 board S35. Fllhl~ rod Malctllng ottoman $50. r1m1 tor 80'1120'. Four 14 Peneub JIU sio. Sleeping bag sis. Sunbeam ltHI mlur Inch CM-ty chrome r1rM 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim MU91 have ·~ In 91.1to d..i.r.Np aooount· Ing to do computer lmput and recelvaba. oollec· Ilona. Salary com- meneurat• w/experlence. Excellent WOficlng con- dition & fringe t>en«lta. Eat~ ..... COfT'l5l1ny .... er.~ rell6bte l*>Ple to . mnet f98- tlgloul n.tlonalty kn911fn AT ARI 2800 game $50 20 game can 145. Ollvettl manual ellt• typewriter S50 Ouprox 4000 home copier new $15 GAF super 8 aound movie camera $50 Morning• only, 8-12 1147 Pem· broke Lane, Weatcllff area, Newport BHCh 842-1055 Trampcllne S15 4 an-l30 Coaco kllc:Mn C.r1 l30. Two 14 Inch Chevy 8 11 tlque oak chalre , S20 8rU1 hanging lamp lug U.S. mags l20. Four CIRCUS matching $40 MCfl. 50'1 S30 Mau Verde 13 lnctt r1m• mags S30. double hMd and loot 957-3132 Two 1-eG-1S tlree 125. llltlUS board $35 Framee 11· METAL detector need Boy'• Schwinn BMX 20 $5 Comlor1era S10-S25 wortt $25 Ave blkM 11~ Inch blka $50. Boy'1 l11 L UUM ILQ Typewriter S20 Twin, S50 Car rack U Schwinn 10-apeed S20. nU11111 double spreads S7 and 548-2429 Home after Boy'• 29 lnctl 11PMd 11M112 S 10 Albert Nlpon cotton 11am S 10 ~ 1.09. I 40 hOUrt per WMk, Mon· Fr1 Contact Sharoo tor appointment NABERS CADILLAC productl I e Guar $7 lhf + oomm. e 4 & more hr lhlftl • e Med & Heenh ~ • EJtp pm'd. but Wiii tt-tn Call Ed 556-1000 . Aorist nMded lm"*l- atel). No experlell'lc• nec-ary Must~ 67~2335 '-&PM • . s«ln and top .a. e 135 Movi~ ~---. A""' ....... __. souD wood llldlng dOof 1 ..,.. la&9-1.,. I Quality ctothlng S5 to m.a -· ,. -~· .. • BELLYBOARD $25 Surf· SSO. HooMhOld ltem1 S25 3-(!re._., c.blnet cabinet sis. 3 dr..., JIOl .... IM board S30 Upholltered S0.-$5.1412 Santanefla. S15 OeektopS10 Bootl· Prov l ncl al cha•t a.aa.Tl/lllEU A .......... •-- occulonaJ ct1alr1. one Coron• del Mar. cue S20. Badtpadt S 15 whl1e/gold s2o 18•20 s.-.. I _... --~~ =~~ ·;;2~ FLY llah pole S10 r,~~d=~eo!.~ ~!7ed ~ll2•4~•lnaa OutcaMONLYS35-ti9tl 714/540•9100 Baretool1 $10 ROIUng T\I Graphite pofe reel $12 del Mar cheflJ~amp baM1 t:. luiMa 0Jt. 4114 1-----.,.----GENERAL OfflCE -tor growtng CONt Co. ~ ed at~ FuM~ 5q eoet lland S 15 Ironing Jepper1 car creeper se ONE LRi5 tire " Four ~~ candelabfa S3. ~~:eetb i Y"lb 8:.="~ ~ ~ board• S5 Electric can Hardware electrlcal 14•7 mag wn..la, excel-'""''...-me.~ 1oc. •t 1pm to 6pm n2~182 openers S3-S5 AM ctock plumblng 25--11 Wortt lent lhap. l20 each TWO ltme nreen ~ c:Hent• 142-8519 HAPPY FAMILY Mlltdl ~d~.~~?,!=~ ~n~• =h .;:b:~~~T. •:nod Floure1ce"t drafting high back'" chalra $40 laftllllnt UIYUTTIU.... ~ r.apon ~. Corner table S8. CotfM poles. reel• 25e·S18 490 lamp with bulb• S10 Heh. Lawnmo-'50. ~~tin 4011 Adil• tit-pit eYllWlcnd• nc:>n-emc*er to~ t! 3 S S ,.,. C .. S Large s«I boots llze 9 Electric turk-roeater Charlott•'• Slnwl Agney kids. My home For 0.-table 10 Lamp• 1-.-. 0 •t• ... eu tr Ht. s10 TV 1tJnd1 S5 each. S20 543-3939' Fining wanted •20 62nd St 845-37~ taia. cell 6'5-21~ Plc1ure lramet 50&-$5. Coat• M.... Work con.tnx:tlon booi., for amalt bullnw (714) ..... T•lephone etand 13 two pair 15 850-3567. YOUTH ...__. ··~t.. .......... 773.1a1• ...... blall4 lullw .. I ll•ll ITl$1 Hooaenold ltem1 50e·S2 FOR aale almoat new hkt• .,... ""' " ......... Now Hlr1ng en.::8foo or older PIT anl'#tf1ng Pottery dlah.. SC-50¢. •·~ $50. '..\ton Chevy c.M heedbo&rd 115 2 Historic theeler. too ... t. pnonea. minimum *"" Hair dryer SS Record truck spllt r1m1 1S Inch PARAKEET bird cage and blcycl• S10-s15 Two tor aale/IMM~ by ... 1Um-&ISTWl1IUI required 940~917 player S5 Saturday and $2 64S-7878 •tend. praotlcatly new lllh lank• wt1h some K · tablllhed exhibitor 25% CdM M0-1900 TU99..Sat Sunday. Cell after 9am · · W,~2~~.cn.n,10 ~:!,= c...orlel $5-.110. Bunk 1 Tc and fuade ..... Hollywood produc•lon 548-9065 TWIN mallr9" Ilka new " ladcMtl S3 eaon. Pair 9«19 ment or-edl11 1~ I D B 1 wm -llltClllST company lntervleWlng $40 Original coat 1254 cabinet• S2 each 221• S 10 Alhlng po1ee S5 avail for purctiae money Acrytlcl wrapa. etc: ~ from S bay .... SURFBOARD carrier for I L9" than 1 )'Mr Old Elden Avenue, Coll• Filtllng reels S 1·S3. 8 Alking , 1 mlt, $110.000 C<IM 540-1900 tor water •n<I ix.Ing bike, moped S9 Head Must sell 675-5192 M ... 543-5143 trlcie tepee 25-. 1782 NNN leaM Bkr 953-t220 Tuea--Sat ultay document,.•• te,ndn.:, ~':~8.w3~~1 ~ 1 VOLKSWAGEN pane SS· TWIN~ extra tong. ••tra ~~~m=r ~~;· •lfflHll, BEAUTY CONSUL; ANT ::'1~!~1~.~lp c:~~ 1hoea $5 64•·8989 $50 64> 1926 llrm $45 962-37~ Saturday only. T .I 'i 4121 NEEDED AT ONCE Earn merclata 213-480·@ 17 ,.. . _ • , --------• big money '1ght eway un-lntrvw In Hol/ywood/f'•utt _____ .;;...__...;;._ _________ ....:;.. ________ _..;,.;_;_ ______ _.--.1-..1.-.u~m.u..-:ir.--1 km!teel cpportunlty. .. 1 o. 1a ~ ground '°'II •-IM. train Apply Carol or onty..no •xi> nee -Steve 9 30 AM SHARP SP«i ng Jn 111 & 2nd Mon 7 23· Tue 7 ·24 MMt· HOUSECLEANER$ District Managers II you 11\fOY worlun9 with yo~ boy\ & g1rh ond dflk 1ob' ore not for you consider o corffr ,,., lt>e neWl~r circulo hOn f1eld This is o un•q~ posmon wit+! doily dlol~ & rewards Our o~t"9S ore 1m~d1ate Applicanfl must ha,,.. o VOfl, 1tofloflwOQOt1 or tNclt We offer on excell1n1 salory wrt+i a bonvs plOft ond gos ollowanct We ha,,. or1 u cett.nt t>.n.t•t pion then inclvde' ho'f)t tatirarion inw~• llb.rol YO<cman ond holidoyt Cof'd1dott-1 mvft ho\19 a df'\ir~ to t>. W«eUful ond t>. w1ll•ng to won hord If you ftljnl you ha-. ~ qvctf1fl(OhoftS, p'9oM apply in penon to, the lailJ Pilat 330 W. Bay Costa Mesa, CA 92626 T0'1Slnce 1949 Ing ROOfTI L• Quinta Fl t & pit nano.I Own Robt Sattler NH/CM Mot• CM 405 to Hatt)Ot trantpOrteUon. E,.lah RE Broker 8d Realtor. Ult •P••k•ng c M tfea 842·2171 545-0&11 S5'h0ur 842-7"4 WANTED People needing s'~eoD~lalfl1 HOUSEKEEPPERto~ pvt TO SSS S10.000 up o ""V .,..,9Ufant elderty lady Ute hc:llM- No crec111 ..-no penalty 15 d•YI per.,.. Inductee llWOt1c 213-431-5'15 Oentaon A..0C 873-73 11 .....-encn 714 897..o365 ltlr Wu... 11 fllltnm '" P&IT/lm .. I Opportunlll•• available With the LOS ANGELES TIMES Cln:UlatlOn 0. part"*'! 1n our door to dOor ~ ui.. pr~ram Guarant"d hoor'Y wage situ• com- ml.UIOI\ Houre 4C)m to 9pm T t1 ln l ng 11 provided P<Mntlal to ..,.,, $300. pU per .... F~ an lnterll'lew, call ~7-2381 .... 120' PllltWILT (l1•)1H 1&• ........ .,,.,.. ~anent pert time poe.. lllon Mon 2 pm to approx 8 30 pm Tuea 10 30 wn to ~ox 5~ No ·~ nee pen. nyaaver UMSO ecentta. Coat• MellA cake decof alOf P T ca._• decoutor need9d nex hr~Mtotu Ira.~ bOb 61(>.91tt lllelUUI -.-+ Ntlwpor1 8-otl """ ••. pandlng ..... llefT tt you Po9MA good t~ communleatlon alcin.end can UM a 6 ftau... In-come. W• wOf\ lrorn lam· 1pm or 1~ In a p6MMnt erwfrOMl9nt No upet1ell09 ,...... ary Call aeoro• Anoer.on at 61~ CIRCLE ll-MlRK£TS l . rJ~ '} IOW HllllC ; \._ ~ DllllOS I Ol.1111 J lnteNiews Frid• 9:00. 11~ \. A.M. 11 1390 North Pedflc ~Coast Hwy Laguna Beith <" (on PCH & Vlelo) 11 71 4i 4CM 9233 tor morr into -----..........,,... l:i Ber i•• lire•l•r Am I •• _. ~try lltdrical Gu•n1a1 l.allat ltut Cl.Wai Palalial P1l!119 D ltu!e ' . &rm. c:: (op. f.XS*1Cllrp9ntryS.W. ELEC COHTRACT3R,,.. St.NWT,.. Trim Comp! 4SlJijpJ68§1 ~ hoMat. reuon-AICR RDiiAoA'i FAFITHINO INfiKiORi ., ._ ... _______ Ada, etc ConoeptlOn to Repeir...AemocS-AddltlON ... Quallty woril guer. Oardenlne c:omc>41tlllve SMAU MOVING J08S •bte u;p k>cal ~ Nftport Cuttom Pe!ntlng HANOINGISTRIPPINO R v 8lortQe IV'd. S2.17 perday Compl9tlon•8St-t092 Ooor9-efC. &.4&..tNO •3783478t~•7-7183 prioee.Chudc842-2873 MIKE&46-1391 Ampi.,.ta.873-7221 18ynofhappycuatomera. VISA-MCUS-1512 O.Anula~Vlll-o-. l'l\9t'aAU~peytot =a· Ooor1-Wlndow1-P1t101-liN• " • ftt .,... ..... HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Very ltlotOUQh. Gd ,..,.. L.lc. 2 fl0044. 975-0383 NORM8WAUCOVERING m-~is~ ~i~~ T • -,._ , -•~· i na....a... A1ter•tloni·Addlllon1 I •a-t&.1-= , -~ --· ... t~•--•i Fumltu,., Traah, T,.._ ~Ible l apet'd. RAJNBOW PAINTING FrM £.ft. tO per ro1f • .. ---,. --._. 35 exp .J«ry ~ 13 -1 .. 1111 _ ............. u .... _.. .. ,.. 983·&415 NORM ~ °' 552.1s22 Oua11ty i. our pottcy •330tef 1eo-121 t • !Ulm In the ~ Kng·~tlng YJ• &n itdi.y I lno T,..trlmnilng&Removaj. Dumping-Haun M 1 g __ .. &50-&848 JEff Lie a&ee llfliO.iiii,._.-.. • ..,."11'!'~~~• DAl y Ind • S&S ~ 1-4199 en.... cntt apeo!WUI"" Mlea/m~ RototlUfnG-lawn IN!nl. p u /Dellvwy. ~ :t~ n.... ctt !XTERIOR-TOP QUALITY Pla1ttr/ .... Jr se::. ~=~-and ... ~ °"*•· patlO:. patha, PfofMlioMll a»-30 FrM eat. ~ Fr• •t. 24hr. 831· 1oe3 AMhOid s;a;:mailOUta work fO( your I me .... ib'lllXStEAINd Cell Cal 842-8789 PloT !i §otJ'M e8X§f Xfifo •tc No Job too tn*I. fuaitut TrM Trim. ci.en-Upe l T HAULING MOVING bkkplng,.,randa,otganl FW'a. O•le 846-&837 Neet P1tch4ie 6 T.-xtur• r..n•ILI'""" H--... w~'".. RM.a. Mickey 536--0SM •-11&1 ... &.... Y•r~ !!-!'!·7&~~ • ration 83M155-brochure p I I I I/"" wt tr •~•a2•;.1i~t _ .. ta~I ..,... , ... ""' ..... -·ca _1 _... .... .., ...., _...,.. G1t1tg9 & Y•d ClnuPt H•• • nt ng, Int/ext n """ . .. Mt. ,_.,. .... .,.. SERVICE wax. By 1P91. 751-8431 Orlv•w•Y•. Sldewetlca, ! per1 F .nnw;ing Jon 845-8192 Lea ctt Qu.,lty It tow.et rat• 1 T ~" t = ..... _ Patio.. Spa Pllda. Ue'd x um r r ~ ~ -. .._. _.1 FrM Ml. D•ve 842-4583 PlaaW.t & tnttaltatlon. 1 & 2 line nmrcTORY nuf. Ron 558-0()3.4 job to email ,... ... XMtAiCXit HANDYUXA •Ii ....... HIWI... -phone9 ... owr phofl9 .. _ UW\£ 4iun Uoth•r .m m•t• .Wry 844-I087 Mlrro< doore-c:«pentry Un~ o; sm call 818 786-1158 xt 963 H~.11~a1:,11~~n~::!: H ., D' ...... 11. • ~ .~p 842-9220 '*" h IAVINI! MIAROA bebylt1 day9 & nfghta ., C~lW Cut plumb-palnt.gl .... fenoe fOodl '°'the eightyl c..t Llandat Free .... Dev. 842~583 SERVING N.B.. C.M., Ind the HUNTINGTON d~ •week. 646-f139 Mom w/ ..... ..tu 'CfiiidfiOOd eto.. YES JESUS IS LORD !nld 558-0837 CdM, Irv., 1-4.8. F.V. "ltnl•t BEACHCOMBER -·1 TIEii Lie #3CM05 847-2387 SMPOff Form.i Limo Ser. INT/EXT 20 YMr• Exper •-•111P1J1111• ... """"-~~ ' Wf/lf'Y .... ., ct deg. wttl babyalt youc nH J !I FrM ch..-np9gne IOI' any A,,..rage Room IN + Dfalna cleat from 115 TV SERVICES Fret aet I ... noW~~ et I chlkl. ctya/W'l8. 63 t-M2e Topped/'9mowcl CIMn-Biil the R•tlred Houaehotd AO ;5 OCCUlon S20hr 84s-eo&4 Materiel• 642-o .. 2 Rep91r faue»ta, dtap, etc. aome Qood TV'a lot ..... -"•""'-rr UNSUITS HEREI Body up new t.wna 761-3-478 Handymen e11o 111• Mui· BIN CL NIHG Anytime M&M 842•9033 Pete hm·7pm 546-a057 CALL TOOA II =~~ .. s.::~;~ c.:~ .... ~.1n c~ Upe•T~ Trimming Ing reeonabte 75MI039 =~-a thOC'~' , .... LIMll• llAUllll Plfm• ExP41'1 Servtoe & R9palr • ......_.,~ ~: ~ ...., Y1rd Main!. •Haullng c.tpentry Pelntng Rtlpalrl 818191M l3i Int/ext trM •1 Local ref 31 yra Hp. 18 yn In area. l.ii';!•~IWI~~ .... -~,...... ._..__DI-,,,., IMt aJat. tat cllss CONST MIKE 850-3283 10 ~· exp. Ill phUM Incl CLEANING 19 whit I do ~ 10yruxp bonded lnlllr Lie # 409035 "4-te 19 F Ol'd PtmJne _........,. ·-···' ""' a.. h 1 di b41etl Student wlloc. ref1. • · .. ..,.. 1 . ~tattve ltnlct Remodellng&NewConll. Commerclll/Relldentlel mo,.. m Mnor •· 8yraev" Ll .. 548-e&57 ullomBrlek-Stone ,U57730(714)638-e911 ''ll•OW."'" ffllll All neae.ac .. .,..,., per count#RC953-4293PTL ...,. · Bl k C ,.._ "t " I aonalprojec1a 851-t041 Mf-'111 ht. Ill Zlmmerm9" Boat Main· lor Comm. & Reeld. Llc'd, Landac~ Malnten.anoe oc • oner .. ,,..... UOC-O PAINTER NEEDS WORKI SeM<les A to Z. We've Got tenance trom TOP TO IMUred & bonded Com· Quality SetVlce. rau He, Competlve Rat .. for •H Exp.,lenced J•p•nHe Ref'•· Fr" 911 549-9492 Int/Ext. <*llnga, refln cab lhe Person for every Jobi SWIFT 111&1 BOTTOM M3-M91 c>41tet1Ye rat•. 751-3ee2 bOnded 20 yrs In .,... typn of comm. conat. & houaawoman wHkly llt.iat (28) yrs exp • work guar. 648-7310 Typing, Wotd PrOQMelng E~ C-1.la.-. ·-L.l-~ ·-·llOI GlllT. McWeeney Landtc:tlP9 r•ld. rep•lfl. 20 yra 842"519e -Davia Painting 964-3837 ~t. friendly MiMce. W• -•• uua ~" 845-5124 expet 751-388211c ExpartlM Hou194<Mplng *l·111Yfll* --IMfiab; P-Ulde41Yer 875-5712 ..... i.v. Remodell~ra. comml n-..-..A .. .._IT ...._rth C .,, •N & EXPE RC's Painting & Rep9lr _ · sVCS::S: *Nft illt>lnetl, ..... ..,,. and resfd. Llc'd, bonded, COMPLETE GARDENING Expert ReJ>•lra. 15 )'f'I exp ,,,__ .... ...v rul•wv y L""' RT EXTERIOR SPECIALISTS Quality flng: Sr. Cf1G;l •• tor am buallndlv Eur~~C::::~mlca Ina. For eat: 552·9142. Malnt-Clnupa-Treea-Sod Gen. malnt e1ect1c11, ~~=1<1.fy~1~9~d ~~-~~~~~:ex~~ lie. 953-4293 PTL dlac. Refs. Lie. #348877. Wia ... Cltuia1 Un Ow 978-8885 coun U1-WI plumb Craig 53M 119 • Top Quality Work· K Funke 645-0193 wRITflOIZXRd ...i~-1 ..... lia CABINETS & CARPEN-ht Qr...Uat JUST US 3 We twldle all .... ! OlU" hff It lllJ Hom.cleenlng By JODI. ITllflH OIU.lll int/ext Rea/Comm, Reu REPAIR SP41Ciallat..S200 & WINDOW WASHING ...._ 1 1 TRY Sm&ll )oba. repairs, -,,918'1 DO;;rs 10::1i5 s.vtc:.e A to z. We've Got PIMM call tor ''" lllllm llYIH OI. rates Lie Ken 838-S405 ieaa Fr• eet. 30yra exp. OUALITY" 831·202t 111:ia•..,.7•m--:-S""pac-.-ki.-t. lree estlmatea 545-2003 (GROOMING SCHOOL) ~:~d~~ac,:i~.! ThePer10nforeY«YJobl •llmate 966-2849 Or•ngeCo. OrlQlnel 770-2725 anytime Wett OP. •llWWllllll beth. otc. rm lldd, petlo Ca~try Teecher,21yruxp. Spacl&ll1t1551-2041 846-7310 QUALITY HouMCIMnnlng StUdentMover..Tnaured Pa~riaf REPAIRSpacl9llat..S200& Beetrat ... 7dya. bovldcka. b9y wndw Uc Xu w .... of RemO&iilng. 54e-2Ma LANDSCAPE & CLEAN-Repairs, Painting, Oryw•lf. ~~.~r.;~2\~· local Lie. T t24-43e. 84 t-6427 •HllNGlNG/REJloVXt; I.ea Free est 30yra exp. 631· 1063 44&486. St...,. 547-so7& Fences. P1t10·1. Painting UP. 5 Yra exper. ftM eel. etc. Fr" •tlmatea. NEW WarehOuM Storege 12 yra experience 770-2725 anytime Walt --------dew Reaa.prloe Mt-1990. lltctrical Oave780-9077 Gary 845-5277 PTL IT&IYIHAITllllU l•nlat rrictt MIKE861·1800 roomanymouthstofeed? Tar4 lb1atnian fl:mr l111JqU:; BEST FOR LESS Pllllll nnTllG LANDSCAPE SERVICE SERV/REPAIRS tor your HOUSE/OffC CLEANING [!Ye Ina. CNA1a. CHHA'• Expert W•llcoverlng In· Find a home tor your crll· bike'• Verd U:Jn1. Tr" •Pa1nt1n;a. Pubic whole Patio.. o.c:k• Fenoea OU.iltywork, ,, .. _. Tree trim, L9wn Malnt etc. home/bus. RMI no Job C.Stu1lnyourc:tMnlng needed fOf' home c.re stallatlon. Reu. Consult· ters 1n cluslfl ed trim. clMn up. Heullng . ..._ prioea.173-9235 12yr ••P Dave 848-2990 425513 968-7401 fre. eet. JulU'I 543-9448 to smt-frM eat 850-4304 rOlell 646-7310 478-02&4 ant Aaalgnmt 581-8590 6-42-5678 Low pncea. 875-3830 ltlr Waat• 5100 Btlt Wut.. SI ltlt Wut.. SIOO Btlt Waat.. 5100 ltlt WaatN Siii Btlt Waat.. 1100 Heir Waated 5100 H iaacu Hll ... _OTll J•NITOR part-time, com-lllUID PllTTlllE 11---•-s lea lllPPlll USED R41rrt0'• i 100:S280 •mon · w t•. 2 $95 w Gym fnla tlx & ........ ,... Tueo•1LYPILOTI -n-• ·l .... EOl·TEINCOME Buy,sell.repalra.freeeat br1111ant +dllgardl6538 uc·· p·rk~··· 8/5 ~ a.cti Mfg Co merclal ex per pref • • • " • now 4 day week, 9AM to 4PM. ftll ....... "8e M ..,.., ,... Chrlatlan label Co l()()t(lng A d A I 841 w t AP S•ll $2200 9e9o-l519 ..,.. -Needa .,, INSPECTOR 6-42~887 wknd• <* accepting •ppllcatlona no Saturday or Sundey •,... • • Opp lo Mii 3-0 art at pr• quality conaclous peraon l~th~ JP M6-553;9 S500 (213)2 1 aft t f9r ln-PfOOMa ln1P9Ctlon ror Dlatr1c1 M~ to $4.75 hr. C•ll btwn 9 & frelf ttftM tlglou. private newport for FI T packing & anlp· DIAMONDS. BMut white. 2 Closing tkta 132 •. 4 of E>ectrlc Auembty. In-Legal Secl"et•ry lltegatlon aup.,vlH n•w•P•P•r 11AM. 648-9408. Wrap-.,,..,llH. lay cfub. Sale9 ex.p. •nd refs. ping Wiii train Male or Barely used t7 ou freezer 1.01 ct. $950, 1.17 ct Fld & trtc 911 day.....,. 8j4 ~ mechlned part•. experience, non~amoker, carriers. Mu1t h•v. van, ping/Shipping & some ....... __ ......... •-•-For Interview: 250-4748 Fem•le 545.3350 CM $150 556-0637 St500. Miriam 887-2956 St SON 546-5522 eieetr4 Newport a.actl. Fuhlon wagon or pick-up. Good phone & typi"" .,......... _., ..,.,, •u II 1211 1----.,,....--.,,,...---::--onlc P•rta, •nd island area. GrMnbaum selary. mlleag• allow-· ·•· lllDT I T&TLll, IEOIOlllY • DELIVERY • Obi dr refrlg 23cu fl S375. Cl UM•I 2 Oty Ux CIOeg c... Row printed circuit bo1rd & Greenb9um. 548-3733 ance, company benefits 141-1111 Neat •PPearance & Wshr/dryr $135 ea. Swv1 cu oct-,... reezer 24. Call Art • Eviwtt.nd utttlzlng pmta. lnterPfet LOT BOY t...., ....... 9nd t>onua opportunity. PART-TIME. V.ned hOura TO PllllOIH Y.P. pleasant P41faonallty ,.. desk chr $85. &41-3001 $150. Obi bd, complete 673-3118 Dy9 973-5328 bkae pnnta & ec:hematlc wan-.. . .,..... Apply In peraon •t D•lly to Include early A.M RECPTITYPIST IOf cp• Of m•Jor bfotcwege firm. quired Mual have good GE EJec Ra,,,.., 30x 25x. w/llnena $75. 966-19e9 di.Qrem•. Prevtoua in-time. ca:,.~ Vaac>a Piiot Clrculallon Office. weekends. Must have d.. firm In N B Cell Con~ Broker1ge uperlence driving record Back-36. xlnt. S 100-546-4202 2 $200 olymplc nl\6ft1,,., * ll ,__ * ~lpeetlon u.perfence re-330 Weal Bay, Coll• pend•ble Yehk:l9 (amall · · ' pref'd, but not req'd. ground In drapery help· -............ ;qu1rectlWeotferexceflenl llillttlaH• M .... Monday thru Fri-truck , van, atatlon 631-0961 Good office ~Ill•. typing. ful. but not nee. COIT wlll ticket• $750 5«-2832 or IHI• UY 'pey & benefits+ a 4 day Experienc»d In all phaMS day No phone calla. wagon) to ualst newa-Restaurant Hrs 7:30-4:00. Call Jlcitle train Call 540-1366. I llY lPPLl&IOll (213)786-6475 Arter 8. 89-4-3758 ;km.~9:Th~:ll lor of mSlntenenoe 8Mch E.O.E. P-i>« deeJer In lrvlne lllllfl 957-6500 1297 Logan Ave. Coet1 LES 957-8133 2 $200 OLV: °'*1• S2R81 4 OLYMPIC SEASON tELONIC BERKELEY uea-Ruort hotel lllOUllO area Muat be depen-EJtper. Appfy In peraon, M... Kenmore Electric Dryer below Pfeaa box $450 M TICKETS · Track & field, (714) 41M-9401 E.O E L11g1t11a Buch Call fO< CMatllU'I Scnool Apply d•bl• Contact Gr•g Beach HOUM, 819 Sleepy sm /lllPI * EIOlllW IEClnAIY excellent condition S75 714-532-3970 total $3200 846-0558 91Dlll PUIT SAUi Extenatve Knowtedge Re- quired. Retlli experlenoe Pt...,,.ed.645-0210 497-3074 16835 Br()()t(hurat. F V. Hyde Monday thru Friday Hollow Ln. Laguna needed tor rut growing 759--0937 962·3312 between 9:3o and tO.;lO Beaoh. Newpor1 Beach com-* Retrig 18ct frost-free ice-llllllll a.m. on1y. 842-4321 c:~ A/P Immediate opening In S 75 "~ 699 Couple Of lndlv. to manage Mechanic, turbo exp • Restaurant pany ""'per. nee In • lrvlne area for indlvldu111 mkr 1 ~4· 6 a sprlngcrest lranchlM preferred CINn Ind• Pll -I llS lcf~~r"• l'I ~~J~oll & qu•rterlles with good clerlcai akllla a Relrig.froat tree 2 dr pale operation. 5 Yrs ellper pendent shop In S A. r~ ... must. Wiii train V•rled ylw-$75 549-2130 w/apringcrMI hardware Good pay & benefits. Anaw ave exp pref or train I t tu SIOln••f/WO~ reapon1ibiiille1 Good ---=--Are you planning 11 move? Muat be able 10 Install & Exp'd need only to apply. Flex hrs NB 760-8305 Now h ring °' 11 and part -•nH beNflla Salary open Washer. gas dryer & Refrlg cia..lfled ads Wiii point easemble aprtngcrHt ANOIAL PORSCHE PIJ-•flt time opening• 11 location O.C. Airport area. RN! E... 261-6222 $500 obo 557-6550 you tn the right direction .,..~-Nar O.C. Airport, muat tata Developers need ---- 10 find the home you hardware. Refs req. 957-3900 Answering MNloe. Exp'd be 18 or over. Apply In se<:retary/offlce aasls· STOCI IHI II• • i I 6014 need. 642-5678 650·2870 Medical Front Office preferred. but will train. person. 2300 S. E. tant. Muat have typing 60 f · lttr I I -;;;~~~-=-=::=::==::J..-------~ Exper Newport Beach can 642· 1403 for appt Bristol, N.B EOE WPM Shorthand 80 NSmOI BRICK, 2006 uMd/bumt Daily Pilat LAYOUT ARTIST PART TIME Orange County daily newspaper has an operung for a quick layout artJ.st. Candidate must be able to work well with sales people and meet dally dead- lmes Basic knowledge o f camera ready art, typswng, and the capability to mark up layouts for production a .. must. Additional projects may include ' flyers, brochures, maps and sales pres- entation visuals 1-2 years expenence -newspaper pre ferred Send resume to: 833 2oeo Prefer knowl•dge of Busy European women's textured $490 495-3909 · Pill OLIS(ll RmllUITS hOuM bulldlng business, store la looklng for a very MEDICAL OFFICE-Laguna Sell 10 butinesMS who PU1ry chef, 2 yn exper . Wiii train If neceuary detall oriented. ne1tiy ' l .. _1111111!_~-------•.!lllll----.. Hiii• Internist need• ex-need what you Mii or knOW!edge of European Non-smoker Cill groomed person to Coarattll 6011 lta111l .. C .. •1.-t .. •..-.. 11.1 ____ _ perPrlmiencedarlJy lronmedt o'c..•,!,.. .... bu't· E'Z un FlllERS pastries. Chef Chemin 549·8387 for appt handle sewing of labels, APPLE lie computer t28K. •s•fX'l'IN!"!lt•o~N!'!'-.e"'s•fX'l'lfmle .. s"'Xl"'l[e• "...., 497-4477, ext 290 pressing & various other 2 drives. ember monitor, Tools, & misc. Sat 9-4, Sp Huge yard aate, b4k ... some beck offlee de-Guaranteed wage or SEClnllY duties For appt cell ZISO c ard, CP/M, 870. Katella Moblle Hme b1aab1ll c•rd1-baby sirable. Salary nego-comm 852-9125 anytime Reatuar•nt Aul. Mgr FOR WESTERN 6•0--0990 Ol<l data printer, 1111 Estates. 8681 Kat•ll• crlb-movl• camer•· liable Call 770·3870 PI T Driver home de:. wanted Mature adult SALES MANAGER cables & manuals $1985 booka-toys-labrlc-all-~ Own 2 w/11blllty to relit• to lei-Typing, diciaphone, filing, 662_3661 lalka bJ.d v er . c Io th 1ng.a11 1111 UI Pllmll ~~te s4ootmoC:$50 :ow employees, strong person Friday dutlea, STUDEllTS 11zu,record1-g•mu wanted. Mull have color bonua. Call 042~151 peraonal pride & physloal Salary $1150 to atan with In fllll COMMODORE Pet Home Lamps. silver, 9nllques, lot1 hM hid m~ pootography knowledge 759_0630 2• hrs stamina excellent beneflta Im-Co m p u I e r S 4 0 0 dishes, lovely clothing. satlaun M 309e Bell Cir Mini-lab exper pref. One * Train while you learn mediate opening SlllEI .1111 IOWll 640·8409 ioll Clubs. Pict frames, CM off country ctub Of Hour Moto Photo, 18050 *Good ta11ry w/beneflll. WlYE TEI We have openings for Printer· TRS-80 dais" UCH MORE 300 Ruby. --------Culver Or lrvlne, Call Duane for Interview & ' s IS 8 • 2 F II s ONLY 9 r 786-6550 9-lOam & 3-5pm. 3990 Westerly Ste 280 boys girls between wheel II orig list S 1995-lk at un ... • am y AT -4, urn, News dealer looklng IOI' 2nd usfat. Learn bust· nea In advanc:., MUST be Mif-at.,ter. MUST h•v• prevtoua hOrne de- llwry ex.per. C•ll 842· 6015/759-0630 24 Hra NOW HIRING EXPER. SALES PEOPLE Balboa Realty 673-8700 Hambur,..... stand . Redhill Newport 8eacti 92880 fl-16 yeara old working new best offer 971 5071 Sele Furn • •ntlquea, book•. applra. mani •·· -476-20 12 evenings & Saturdays color TV, book•. re-J1lr11 1818 Tanager. at Br1stol 957--0717 Earn money, trips & FrH It !ta 6022 cllners. caah reglater, (Harbor & Adam•) retell aalee lffrtflfJ bpi bonuMS C.U Abandonea male Ofange comm Juicer, tooi1, f aJ Experienced. Muat have Small office iieecfa MC· Mr. Rountree kitten 14 wk•. very lovlng welders, metal, clothea eaat a ,._ ...... ___ food and cooking know!· retary wtlh legal exper. 141-1011 & healthy 846-4252 etc. 309 Onyx, Bal Isl Valltt_ IECn JIU.IL CUii edge. Fusll time Tues s.11-motlv•ted to handle Mon -Fri 10am-3pm Australian Sheperds, 8 SAT/SUN SAM. 113 Ruby • .,b,.o~Vi,_ng-;:i;.,..:"'7"''i1Pf-""f,;cn--i"".• P/tlme weekend work '°' :.~~2~aome eves =~~Z o!ct~~=-~= mos Lovee kid•. very al-In alley. Balt>oe lllend. 2 ner 8 pc bedHt, kg buay real estate office In -------phone ev..,.,lence & good Succeastul growing copy-tectlonate 644--0•81 art 5 pc aola. wHh/dryer. wtrt>edetc. 219 Adema•~ Fuhlon lll~deal for RN needed fOf' buf1 New-..... ~ I"" & prlntlnn companv deaks, routef', cott" &eo-5905 9nytlme. COLDWC!LL . BANl(C!R0 1 I .. ... .. ; .. GefllOf' i port Beach PIU11c Sur-aecreterl•i lklll• re-~~. an ~g·•gresslve & CUTE 4 mos. old kitten•. 1 table, MWlng machine & B i. atud~ °' appoint-geon llcenced RN for full quired. Pleaaant Mltlng. motivated aales person. calico. 1 drl< grey with more, call 813-828e Wiiiiaiiiiaiiiit.-.OilriilC-..• .... __ _ OR\.\(,[ COr\'°IT IHll.\ PILOT ~:;!iopport.Emptoyer time poaltlon ax · ~~~~~wport Beach. Experience helpful. but white paws. 548-1204 Waterbed, $200. COmput9f, TV. vacuum 144-IOIO pertenc.d In ICU °' OR not required. Call Dan Dirt bring your own b9g. w/ac:eesa. 875--0836 ciea(lerl, lot• of ~ OPAR/Mother'1 Helper tor loVing In home Nwprt Bch 642·9309 p O Box 1560 and for clrcul1t1ne and SECRETARY-part time for Shepardson between U-Hau: lta In alley behind hold ltema. 41M1 ~oe Cost.a Mesa. CA 92626 PT Earn $1200/mo 6 --------• recovery room. Salary gen. contractor 91ld cabl· 10am-2pm 261-1151 310 Coral Balboa lllatld. lalka St. Sit & Sun. M Attent10n. LtSa Snuth hrs/Wk Tin•. (10-Noon) Recept1onl11/Typl1t gen negotiable. 64"4·1240 CT.~ = ~=~ SIPPUIEIT FREE c.t to :ovtng hm-PtaiaHla MOVING SALE. Nm., oof . .:&;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;::=:::aiiiiiimi~0iiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiili•W..•T•u.-•F111r1iti7iiii40a-2011iiiiii5ii3iiiiiiiiirl ~~::;. f~=~ s:,a'1nd~~:~~~r,/=~ :i~r~~71\ girl of-Ylll llCllE ~o~!% a1Y~e/;t~3:yed-llllll PllllSIU :,:-~~~-=fci~~~ Pleaunt ph peraonallty vice & det•ll boats. No Tired of sitting 11ound wtth EITlTI l&LI planta-plcture.lota rTI()(• SYDNEY o •••• nice office near fwy-eo exper.req.MS-7100 Secretary/Receptionist nothing lo do? Do you FREE c ute kitten• Evetythlng la being told 21172RlctlmondCrnrAt· beneflta-call 963-1882 S•les· 3 AIVV4 ,_needed for uchltectllnterlor de-like to mlngle? II so give 7wks/7mo pup whl this weekend Furniture, lanta & 8f()()t(hurlt R · V""" ...... -lfgn office Coat• Mesa. u1 • !Ingle, et (114) shep/retr mix 646-4651 antlqvea, palntlnga. c:Nn1 eeeptlonlll,typlat gen. forexclll~l'l .. lthrelated Experienced F/T-P/T 540..0301 for an Heiting eves • you name 1111 SAT/SUN Moving ule. Sat 8·4 off IOf office In FT. Mull produc1• 5&-Qe.37 957.5725 M-F 9-5 PM . fob aa • tetepoone aalea FREE darllng long hair kit· 9AM to 5PM In the alley IOEYerYtf• trhulngnd'-goeabd ..'_, SectCol~ type acouratety and l'lave ••• O peraon with the LOS AN· tens 6 wka 5•8•1664 •t 399 Sevllle Av. . .,._ • .. .. .. pleaunt phone per--II Liil f /T Secretary: Small quiet GELES TIMES. Hours 645_2457 tween "L .. & "M" St onlal de1k. dbl drar, sonallty. nice offloes near Apply In peraon. 9·12 Indus conatr office nda 4pm-9pm Hourly wage · lampe, paintings, cloth419 tree w•y. co bene. c.11 Costa M ... Stallonera. aecr•t•ry w/llte bkkplng plus commission. Lo· Free Kitten•. 3 •dor•ble older refrlg,run1 fin• W/14-18, M-«. Book• & •, mra thomaa 963-1882 270 E 17th St C.M. & gener•I office ex· cation 1375 Sunflower needs good home $3511109 3 dr refrtg com-ha• w r • 1 . 2 O 9 t t .~ per1ence all phlMI Non-Ave. Costa Mesa 6-46-5345 or 675-2456 PfeMOr runs l5o-maytag Beachwood (Allan- Sanday, Jaly %%. I a1·1y ,,., , ,.. . . . . . . . . . . . amkr 6-42·5027 Weiher $35 875-5810 ta/MIQ.nolta) 983--0571 ARIES ( M h , t .\ I 19 l r. I d --------TRAVEL AGENT • FIT min Frlendly German Shep, 5 ..,---:-~,.,,.------------- 1 arc -• pn r OCUS o n contcmp a11on. me :tat:on. ua1n&1Y /T,,fst 2 yrs HP. Ape>llo trained. mos. Must find good Certu .. I •u 1rri \tpintual values M oon pos1t:on continues to h1ghhghl posliess1ons. Mutt have gd typing, edit-Pleasant office Call home fast. 540-3471 am.ttOnaofStuN 133, __ ._. _____ _ payments. colkct:nn\ and ahll11y 10 locatt• lo'it articles. You will. Ing. apelllng & phone 552·3052 lrvlne. Ask tor Puppies pit bull/golden ret Aocillord Road,(Cameo FumAure, CIOtt;, ac. ~..t\owever. also be rnncerned w ith potential \.\Ith future and with PART TIME capabllltles. 3 yr exper Auare mix cute. great w/klda. Highland•) S•tlSun 9-3 mlac Set. only. 9-3 •)net.aph>s1cal qul'\llnn.-. small company Call lLIT OllEEll 1-111 m st seell as 1--0683 Lota of goodlea 17352 Roeewood. lrvlne TAURUS ( .\pnl ~0-\ita) !Ill \ ou 3lwmpli<,h lllu<:h rnadhloc~s 261 -6700 tor Interview ,..,... • u Nr Mlchelaon/Unlwrllty II --------Plea .. nt surrounding• In WI/Bk tux male kitten GIANT SALE. Sit MPM. M-" s-a... F It are removed . )OU gain a It.'\ and th l\ l~lll he J po w er-pla\ pcnod )lotor Rout.-Avuilabl.-ucn/llllfC Dana Pt Learn 10 be an house trained 2 mo old Sporting gd•. furn, •n-v,,.ng -· urn ur•. 1 lmpnnt style. acccp1 addt·d n:,po ns1biln) bnng tam1I ~ closer :o gcthcr .. EXECUTIVE RECRUIT· 960-0409 llques, 018 motor. Nnen. some appllancea, mlac. "Cancer, Capricorn and ano ther r auru!> pla) "Ital roles. ~f'wport Beach area, 1 hree Immediate opening. Muat ER .. No aoe or sales r•· .. --pictures. quality ciothlne. All xlnt cond. Wood· have good typing lklMs. qulrementa Abllltv to Faraitart 2S S.. dl~a41ne. Muc:ti bridge 24 . Cariway _ GEMINI (Ma\ 21-June :Wl 'l 11u·11 rea(h bt.•\nnd what had been a accounting knowledge ' 857-0140 Sat/S 9 5 ~hm1tat1on Y ou 'll rccc1\.co;pcc1al prn 1kges. rule'' will he bent Focurnn hour-; per day: Earn approx. helpful 831--0703 communicate on the 3.9 SectfY Q 150. dln Morel 14 t2 Slnt.nella un • '"-d OO phone necesHry Cell Ible w/4 chra $50. ColOf' L"vlng large home· tum Relocation S.1 Horne & a:c1andcs11ne m eeung \Ccrct arrangem ents an tht.• C'.\c.:ttcm cnt ol .1 $600pt>rmonth.f:all 11 : lff1rthlateTta4tr OonYuhas 661-2441 TVRCA)(L.10019 .. ,150 •PoftlnQQOOd•.mltC.s.i Offloe tumltur• & mlac "romantic interludl' .\nc\ pla~<; prnm1nen1 role t OO pu Newport bUnes Location J••• Waat.. Sl S new hlde/bd qn sz, $200. 8_.. 311 Gotdenrod llama. Sat/Sun 9-4. CANCER (Jun\' 21 ·Ju l~ 2~ I ~tn:'>' tndl•pcn dcncc. crc:H1\ 1t}' new lo ": ·"· p c H & Jamboree. (earth tonee) 642-3209 '7855 Fitch St.. (behind • ltans 1n new d1rce1 11in!> Whal l~gan 3\ a m i ld relationship could now Apply 4·30 to 7 Monday Nurae/Companton-Own SAT. ONLYI 9-3 pm. Lota VII• Minder bldg) .._come torr:d. Nothing ot.-rur' hallwa\. 1t 1• all the wa" and )ou·11 he NO PHONE CALLS Tran1port1tlon local ref· 7'sid oak med atyl-2 of oood'-' SOc to S200. 5.48-9051 V'<' , • CIRCULATION DEPT --erences 549-0373 le•fs-6 chr ... S600 obo 3820 OoMn Blvd (Oreflfd =---=---=--,~incxtncahl) 1n\.oh c:d ·· Ll·o . .\quJnu\ pcr<,ons figure prominent!> IEH. STl. &mll. --963-2034 & Poln•ttla) 120-1eae l!!prl .... k •. LEO (Jul) 21-\ug 2~1 I ollu\' through on hunch Tru'\t 1n111al 642-4321 EOE Part Of tun time, evea, Det1 5510 Buffet $300. queeo-klne SuP41f s.i. IOl'nethlng fOf' ~llYm ULI* Jmprcss1o ns, 't ou·11 learn h~ ll'J l h1ng. fa m 1l\ member will come ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT wknda & graveyard a. Mect-Sheltiu-Xkc-1 beds 150, lrg dreuw Mt everyone Sat/Sun M Sunday Onlyt 209 42nd St throughdunngtimcnf lfl\I\ You'n:d udorJgourmetd1nnl.'r ton:ght. im w eu c;i ·COSrA M£SA CA 97&76 Ne11 appear & hand-wks•vtnow-ahOts-worm-$225, lrg coffee t•ble 5440eAnuAve Corona Tlr .. f\.trnlturt&mor• 'fhcrew1llberca~onto crlrhra1e C ancer \qua11u<,pcrson,play kcy .• • • ,,, .,,, "''"'''" : writing only need apply lld$150833-3188Joen $65. Xlnl cond Call HlghlandaCOM · · 2590 Newport Blvd, C M 675-8334 EVERYTHING MUST GOI roles. ·~---------------..l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Doble pupa, rad, AKC, reg. C.1t1 Ill S•t hm-2pm. 1539 VIRGO (A ug 2 \\cpl. ~2) r {)(IJ\ n n lr<l\CI. \Ckrtl\ II~ unusual c h II mp I 0 n 11 n •• Couch. blue floral. •Int Cumberland Off Dover "ttad 1 h 1 lo.. 1 1 h I II Newspaper 833-3397 art 5 wtmd• cond s 150 Rocker, 5 FAMILY. dolt.. dlahel, btwn w tam 4 Irv! <\.~~ ing ma1ena . a 1 11~ to ma c ltrnl<ll w1 pt•r.nn.-." lO U'iU3 y are green. 575 ge2•7408 furniture. cloth•• 11 • ne ·unavailable ·· ~trl'\\ humor. phllo~oph~. ability to o verrnm e KIDS EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZESI Poodle Pupa, Teeoup. Toy. 12·18, mlac. Sat/Sun llllT ptftA•a• • tangual. d1-;tancc ha mer\ ~a~ttanan ligurec; pron\lnt.'nth • • Min $200 up. 546-2848 Couchl matchg ctlr gd end 7em. 2482 Felrway Or. .. F•MILYS ,L .. ~f n LI R c:o.. ,, ( 2"1 I bo .1 --$65 gl• top dinette ~ " · otl o ne A(.~pt _ ,. k t. -l: nu earn m o re a ut t1ml•an" m otion. Ptt1 S S i4dirs 5125 152-0182 5 pc Bdrm Set, HldMbed. g11uw1re. 1nt1quH, ~bout basic cmt .. and about potential Ye~. 11 1s nccc'isal) to revise. PARROT YIW nape vry • Love ... t. Muc:tt More. fUmltur•. lot• or b9by review and pm\lhh Ill begin a rrbullding prog1.im \tick to factual data tam• talk• •Inga w/lrg ESTATE SALE Living 2178 canyon Or. Fn-.8un 1tem1. MUCH MOAE Fri/ • orp10. TaurU\ I ('0 1ndl\·tdual.-. figure pro mtnen1h cage M50 e73-3e00 ;~:=Ill~~'~ .. $l95 8-2 S.t only 3151 a.no. Sat. lam. l839 SyMa Ln SCORPIO (0<. I ] '·NO\ 21) Be analy t11 .. al d1\lctn m ot1\.C'\, make a-~ .. 1 Pl/on comer °' S9m0e HouMhold ntctc nactc1 -t ti "' Ethan A.Han bMuUtul din-__ ... Glbr--cu G ....... T ctot...i.u., ... ,,,__, h·-.. : .-chanJC\ and reah1c >OU can gain lhrough wntten word f-ocuf> on ..... ...... ... .,""' •m"' ....... _.., crcat1v:ty. romance. rclat:onsh1p that grow s <;tro ngtr Empha~•S al\o on ton Yet •ne dark pine dining Mt/4 STUFF b9Q•. pfct""•· gi....., p<wuhlc partncr~h1f, manta I ~latu~ V 1rgC> figures prom1nen1lv blueprinted eng. P•rtl•lly chra. Sacrlflca 1750· 953 a.net• St. 20 & 21at. Sat M. 343 8«ywood Or N 2" "·· 2 y 'I i... k f ,...tored *3000 495-175? ee2-8545 ett &pm Coll-t•ble1, l• ... elrw, NEWPORT ii&AOi Q•R SAGITTARfll. ( o v ..!-1~c I )' ou I v'l:g1n ta 1ng note o arno 11 14 -.. ' _.. " mu\u.al ~oun1.h. of grneral almo 'ipherc, of ambiance :n connection "UL.J • Antq dining 1•i.1 ... 1a Gold 119fvet IOfa w/matc g!MI. t>ootta. mucft mite AGE SALE. 0.. autf909 h h I d d I,_ d k I I [•DN 11111 TO $7S 00 K'D WE£K 10, S 1900 WMlwn Art chr $200 Lg 1q lamp tbf unit '60. Mlle. fUmttvre. 'Q.11 w ere \'OU l\C' an inc ""'me<;t1( a JU5tment ta e.-. pace. 'Pl't.'13 "" UI'"" • l"U\ ~22 s15 Maple drop lelf tM ~Ing gooda, Wedding ~r' tlC'\ are h1ghli~h!l·tl Fam ily m emhcr doe-; want IO pk ase and will we 110W 11m I~ ~ lo! yount uett ChlPP9"dlle OOUch & cof cert 25yr o+d a100. G.E IOI IWIP •n dreaa + MUCH MUCH ')>rove 11 bu..o to secvrt r'*'1 loi Ttw °'""' ~ '" table, beit orre; Port O/W 1100. 546-6882 Every Sundey. Oren;• MORE e.3J>rf\. Sat a. CAPRICORN (l>t-c ~~·l:l n 19) Dclinl' lc r m \. ;n 111c1 'lc:lf-Ott11 Piiot 0vr "'"' Jl•rt at JJO pm 1 673-0152 ··--•....,...• CoutOoliege.Falt\'tew& Son. July 21 & 22. 1607 dC"1:ep11o n rr nl11e that \\.\1ft <h3nl(C' and c,uddcn tnp 11re part ol overall lfOf\untOJOplll ....,dm Ons.tllldly." LES .. , r...-tlf.i133 ArlfnOtOn, Co.ta Meu. Warwick Ln 54e..t8l& ~i:nano Rt'fu~ to hernm c Ou .. 1ercd. m:11nta1n \en\C ol fi1ne" and !fMlltwlllOrtllours YouW!lurnm,nyhios ESTATE SALE Antlquee& llm-Spm. Adml11lon SAT 9-5 IOfU ~byf\K •nd 0t11rs *>nc witll tarn.nc f1141r ow lllOMJ Paintings, Art ob)ecta Sofabed. Java pr m. Od end parkl.nfi! FAit booll CH• ' tt.dellngn humor 'r o u·11 get \ll'" hc,•h1nd \H'Ot\ P1!>(:C!> "Ill hcrnmc fru:nJ and tlltlt ruod11Mr111C0t<olltcl1011~ _t>ronua 873-HSS cond 1115.131·908& Sp.ceaSt0.432-&eeo Ora.fttll r~. d...._.r: •II) H you1t 111ttttslld plNW ul Mr £111 .-&TD SO,A & LO'JESEA T rNfk gtw. & Iota of mite AQllARlllS (Jan :o-r r h IX l Prac tK al matttr' do minate 'r ou'll WEST 1tttl OP!N TO 111rllooee pRJowa. Lo(ll(a MOVING SA.LE. ktna a1zie 1818 lrvtne. Mt-2782 .bf concrrnec1w:th1ran\po rta1111n \hcltcr. long·r:inae plam [mpham MlA (714) 548-7058 FRl!.ELANO'S ANTIOUC.81 new, M11htone oolora. bed. LOTS MORE.lllMea ta on fan11l). \e(.'Uflt\ abtllt\. IO handle addtd rr~pon!i1h1lil\ Rda cca ... ltcN ~ .... 8M Mlllor ... 00t21·2731 Vwdilarea.32420naon "'"'"'""'""'-!iP.-•~-..-- t1n nc.h1p OClOmec; Olt';ln1n1du1 Jnt.1 lc1\.C: will repl.1("(' m ere n:rta t1nn w 11th Thurl Ftt Sat •·8 Trundle bed Ci'liiCI iii 81. 9atJ8un ~7t f 121 EllloH Pfiecj, s;n;. PtSC'ES (f-d'I llJ.~fan:h ~Ill Tr:p.-. \f\lt'i and un14w puhlt,atmn<. !WgalMGalore~ s.. 1115. 1kf Us>rat fir .Wrto. ,,.....,, bedroom ~~ 1118:~ h~u::· d o minate \('{'03fl0 '011·11 no ln n(lcr he lUOtin,·d 111 r(''itnctt•d ,)ft',l ..... tewn Clas ihed S 180, be by trntl ·turnl4\i,., rec:nner. mile' ~hlng ooea Pienta: • ft~~SC'ntl rlfphoncl allH'\Ull \tn.1pprl'l\.:J llul.'nlJqt(hor1111n' \m•c. C*lhelpyoumMt.-mt.ny bedltioc~S,~o 3~btll• 733W.20tt\ wld(tlf. pou~. tumber , l1~l.1hra ~rwn\l 1~1l1r\11t1ll(l~C11J r1n -~--~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~·~M~~~~~18 d~~~ Set~~~ ~.~ S~I~~ ACROSS 1 Floated 5 l'tanet tDaclalmer 14 Stul>O' 15 Swiss rlYef 18AomMVtP 17~ 18 Miid Ollth 19C...rooms 20 Poker word 22 Arr.ngemenl 24Hll~ 26 Ct\Nged partJ.. clal 27 Hut to CW! 28 Sdlarne 29 AnUque auto 32 Conceited .. 35 OtNppoinll 37 Adoration 38 Heal 39 Fencer's our 40 Error type 43H9eddr ..... 45 01emonC1 Stata abbr 48 Fonner1y: arctl 47Hot.~ 41Tluy 49 POll-OC* 53 Relaxed the 2 3 14 17 4 grasp s 7 8an'el pet1 58Klndled.,_ 59 Loiters 8 1 A frloan pof1 62 Took for -- 63 Exerdaee 64 $\Klnol• 65 Run• M Proc.sa: abbr 87 Mulligan DOWN 1 Fear 2 Human being 3 Vlolently 4 Body Nbb9fl 5 Unhappy 8 Coated canvas colloq. 7 Russtan lalle 8 Sold at list 9 F .... indignant at 10 John Outncy - 11 Dl9gulltlng t2 EagerMM 13 Remainder 21 Olf"ectlon 23 Foollstl person 25 Time per10CI 28 Factory 29 Lariat e 1 PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 30Jug 3 1 Singi.1on1 32 Clump 33 ew.ltlng 34 Satanic 38 Radio tubes 38 Kind of contract 4 I Laglstatu,... 42 FlOwaf 43 -Cle mer 44 Deuerts I 48 Diamond ploy 49 Bofdefs 50 Oki playing card 5t Roundish 52 Extend a sut>- 1c:rlphon S3 USSR rfvef 5-4 Mr Wolfe 55 Gn Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 19202 8aedl 982--0829 Tnack1 till if3Foram 11500. or ~t otr. 241-9517 11111 lelDU'S SOUTH cou1n IUD "WIWIU•T 11..UIU Voturna $alM. SeNloa AndlMalng 18711 Beech 8'vd Hunl_lnit~ BMctl (114) 142-2000 • ·1~-,...,,.,......,,.._.,.-...,....-"""'""' em/fm, tttreo. •iloy ·12 230 8 cyt. mint eond. -.... mk:tlaMna. Of1Q pp 845-5891 aak for Gary 48K ml Bett otter ,72 280 SEL 4 5 Nt 132-3128 or 927-3133 ale, automatic. 11;.r,:r. '71 2002 >Ont runnlnft 17000 87&-1139 cond. new pert• • '72 280SL 4.6 1UK ml ldnt mound. '5000 e1~1 oond meca11e t*.e sasoo ttt-•• 144-7* "-d, "=°'TOE) •~.I0--300--...,..S~D-. _m_ar_o_on-. Dir 627 ... w .ooo. cw bell! on.. 1------·--47f.7007 Don (Mon-f"rl) m ® m ® m ••t lil OVD IAO!OB! l!IGlilf Wl'N Dl&UD' CID Babblta. 01't .. Jetta 'a, 8c1roocoa. Quanium. fl V&n1 AT OR BILOW SflCKl.RJ Al*> ••• 11.1" 100" i'IHARCIHO AVAJLABLB on &pproved cred!t. See us &oday •.. 001111011· WIAI.!11 VWA BRmT'OL Kl EDlllO!R IN SJJ1TA AHA Mt-OllO ,A.WILY SINCE 53" '78 VW $CIROCCO ~stereo c-n.. All Cond .• (43eVGH) S3el8 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 19202 8Mc:f'I M2~ WOLFSllRli COIVEllTllLES Jmas 1 IU's < . \I )II I . \( '11 ll•lftl.LI ........ (333.XDO) $6995 *** '11ElllAIM .. N~.to-""'9 (1CGQIO) $13,995 *** '1211RUil11'1 Fec:tcwy 1WO-tone Plllnf, ---~ ... pe.yw ( 1 EDM4'7) $14,995 *** 'MIOILLI ~top.Under 5000 mle9(107309) $22,995 ••• '14 IDll M YI.LI F"9 ~ pedded top. c.-.c-. ....... covera, tul powel'. LOADED (1KCJN 1) $17,995 ., 71,..T-ad ..................... CIMllV) ... a.L MAXEY TOYOTA -...~ 112-0lll e~io..·11 .... :r.:x.':l= ... ·13 2000. ~1. mult -Tr*'9 or a'nl cM'I dn & take over p aymU . 5'4&-99171175-1250fMO STADRIM •OXllAC STADIUM We're New We're Dealing 714-315-1919 Soi... s..voc ... ,ortt ...... v-.., .... "'_ m SCIROCC01 ® m w/ '1000 REBATE CAI PERS WE WILL llOT BE UllDEISOLD ® m ' . . ' . I ( • ~ ·' ... I.\ ' • ------- . •• <:e Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT/S1turd1y, July 21, 198-' •. ~~~ • ORANGE COUNTY'S 1 CADILLAC DEALER FOR SALES, SERVICE & LEA$1NG CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF CARS ' . SAVE THOUSANDS ON YOUR CADILLAC • NOW! EVERY CAR ON SALE! • Best Prices • Great Selection • Convenient Location • Super Service • Courteous & Knowledgeable Sales People! 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (714J 540-9100 (213) 587-8266 tJust one mile south of the 6 San Diego Fwy. on Harbor Blvd.J ' ---- i . . ·-~ -- 2 -Orange County fWa1 EStat~Atl AdVertlafno aupp1en*lt1o 'the DAll Y PflOT/Saturday, Juty 21, 1984 Controller chosen for CM firm WSLA Development Corp. has an- nounced the appointment of John M. Murray as financial controller for its Costa Mesa-based California diVis1on. Murray comes to WSLA from Ken - neth Leventhal & Co .. CPAs, where he was a senior accountant for the past three years. Prior to that. he served In a similar position for Murchison & Marek. CPAs, of Long Beach. His recent experience with Kenneth Leventhal & Co. of Century City. a national pubhc accounting firm spec1ahzing In real estate. makes Murray a valued addition to WSLA. according to Steve C. Maloney. director of land development for the firm. John M. Murray The new controller's background highest point in the ~ity. and Rancho San includes a bachelor's degree in account-Clemente. an mastel'-planned community 1ng from San Diego State University, to include a 299-acre business park as where he was a member of the political well as 2,931 homes and accompanying science team and the national Association amenities. Tennis great Pancho signs on for tourney Tennis immortal Pancho Gonzales Is the latest big-name player to sign to participate in the first Sea Pointe Estates Seniors' Tennis Tournament, to be played Monday through next Sunday • in San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente. The former professional and amateur world champion will 101n an all-star cast that includes such players as Whitney Reed. Bob Howe. Tony Prodan. Straight Clark. Vern Hughes, King Lambert. Ed Kauder and Merwin Miller. Re~ched by telephone In the Caesar's Palace Tennis Shop. in Las Vegas. Nevada. Gonzales 1nd1cated he would play 1n both singles and doubles competition. Play will feature $5.000 in prize money. and will take place at Capistrano Racquet Club. San Juan Capistrano, and 1n Sea Pointe Estates' new m1lhon dollar Swim & Tennis Center Sea Pointe Estates is a development of ocean view-oriented custom home sites taking shape upon the hillsides of San Clemente. Prices for the 10,000-square- foot to 20.000-square-foot custom sites range from $85,000 to $450.000. Sea Pointe Es1ates features soph1st1. cated security systems and panoramic views. some of which atre1ch from San Clemente to Dana Point Marina and beyond to Catalina lstand. AccOfdlng to Pete Fisher, vloe presi- dent of sales for Sea Pofnte'a developers. Central Capital Development Co.. the upcoming tournament will feature a var- iety of tennis styles. In addition to actual competitions. there wlll be demons1ratlons of the new Japanese hyblrd "Soft Tennis" by former Wimbledon Mmi·finallst Salty Moore, Sea Polnte's tennis professional, who will also demonstrate her own "Noodle Tennis " Cooperating sponsors of the tour- nament Include: Head Racquet Sports. Dunlop Sports. Stuft Pizza Restaurants, and Miiier Lite Beer. A cocktail party and dinner is sched- uled Tuesday in the Sea Pointe Estates Swim & Tennis Center. Persons Interested In viewing tour- nament play are Invited to contact the Sea Pointe Estates offices by calling 643-1392. of Accountants. -------------------------------------------- He 1s currently a member of the American Institute of Cert1f1ed Public Accountants and the California Society of Certified Public Accountants. Orange County chapter Cainbio acquires 2 investment properties Cambio Investment. Inc. of Fullerton. a real estate investment firm dealing exclusively in income-producing properties, has acquired two apartment complexes in east San Diego County for syndication overlooking the Santee Lakes. was purchased for $3,958.000 from CDS Developers and Home Federal Savings. from Highway 67 and Interstate 8 via Mission Gorge Road and Fletcher Parkway. WSLA Development Corp. 1s current- ly marketing two major communities in San Clemente: the new Misty Ridge custom home lot ~evelopment at the Lakeview. a new 72-unit complex The two-story apartment complex has pool. Jacuu1. laundry and other amen1t1es Located at 9085 to 9195 Mast Boulevard. Lakeview may be reached Rlmrock, a new-66-unit complex ot four two-story framed stucco buildings and one single-story building, was purchased for $2.893.000. PROPERTIES, INC. BIG CAllYOll HYEI II Ill CUYll Beautiful plan for a couple. 2 private bedroom suite areas. Beautifully decorated with Its own private patio with spa. View and patio over- looking golf course. A very special property for $425,000. HST OF Ill OUYll Beautifully decorated and hlgbty upgraded 4 bedroom, family room estate. Formal dining, 2 firepla.ces. pool & spa with total privacy, loc.ated on private cul-de-sac for that country llvtng feeling. Asking $719.000. 111 cm• LIT 15,000 square foot building site next to park In exclusive Big Canyon. Reduced to $650,000 for Immediate sale, or owner wtll build to suit or trade for equity In Big Canyon Home. UYGLASSIHll El.Ill TIE -LIFE REDUCED PRICE!! Spectacular view of moun- tains & city lights from this very special Nan- tucket model In Spyglass Hiii. 5 bedrooms, formal dining, large family room. Professionally decorated. Entertainment backyard wtth pool, spa, BBQ & flre ring. Now $669,SOO. Bob Gross. O&PE IMI 11 IPYIUll Lovely 4 bedroom, 3 bath Cape Hom model wtth fabulous vtew. Tastefully upgraded throughout. Formal dining room. Additional cabinets In kitchen & garage. Soft, neutral decor. Cuatom drapes, marble entry, MCUttty ayatem. Must ... at $599,000. . ·~ . HARBOR RIDGE CRISP IEW IECll Expanded, upgraded Miramar plan with terrific view In Harbor Ridge. 2 bedroom, large den, 3 baths, mirrored wardrobes, extra cabinets. se- curity alarm. Freshly painted and papered. $499,000. IPIClllS -m 1m111n 5 bedroom, 7 bath custom Valentine built home O\'er1ooklng terrific view. 5800 sq. feet with extensive use of wood and stone throughout. Extremely private rear yard. Family sized spa. Cul-de-sac location Asking $1,695,000. LIYILY LICEI• 3 bedroom. 3 bath, 3 car garage Lucerne. Shows like a model. Softly decorated In neutral tones. Gorgeous view of mountains and city lights. Lovett spacious courtyard. Thia Is new on the market and a treat to behofdl $650,000. llUIUI WITI VIEW Mountain & tight view from this 2 bedroom and den, 3 bath Miramar In Harbor Ridge. French decor. hardwood floora, plantation shutters. Beautifully maintained. $525,000. Vergllene Hull . .. 760-8333 #3 Civic Plaza. Suite 170 Newport Beach. California 92660 WATIRnOlll •LIYnYU- on prestigious Linda Isle with dock for a 60' boat plus a side tie. Spacious home with 5 bedrooms. 4 'II baths, 3 car garage plus many extras. Now at $1,450,000. UPlllTlll111 l&YFIMT Great view Of the bay from contemporary CUS· tom 2 story home. Master bedroom suite with large deck over water. Gourmet kitchen, 4 baths. boat dock. Priced at $2,950,000. UM Wll'Dfllll FLEXIBLE PROPERTY! Outstanding baytront next to 60 ft. aandy beach. Can be one large 6 bedroom. 5 bath home or duplex. Owner will finance & will oonaJder trade. $1,350,000. Mary Slvastlan. llll•llBLA ....... Two 2 bedroom, plus 1 bedroom rental units. Excellent summer /winter rental area only steps to ocean. Low down payment, easy terms, fee land. Good buy at $297,000. . PlllDIU n. ••em Great family home -Juat eteps to sand and white ocean water. 3 bedroom, 2'h bathe. All new carpet, roof, copper ptumblnQ Ind frelhty painted. Owner wlll finance a111~% to quallfled buyer with 25~. down. Immaculate and reedy for occupancy. $384,500. Bob Gr~ 1 , . . ~~~--------......... ---~~-----,....-----....,.~ .............. --........... ------------... ------------------------1911 ............. :-.. 11111111 ........ CENTURY 21 ® MEMBER CENTURY 21 GOLD CLUB • ORANGE COUNTY'S TOP SELLING OFFICES GOLD STAR, REAL TORS Put Number 1 to work for you GOLD ST AA, REAL TORS TOP SEWNG OFFICE NEWPORT BEACH- COSTA MESA SPECIAL BARGAIN LOW DOWN, TOO Truly a ~t buy at $128,000 Sink Into earthtone carpeting as you enter this 3 Bdrm home. living room w/crackllng fire- place Is center fOf family entertaining. Need a bargain with low down? This Is it! Call today, M&-7434 (2279A) OCEAN BREEZES TOOi TOO NEW FOR PICTURE 4 BR -$114,950 Imagine a quldt and easy walk to mar- ket and bus. This 4 bedroom has room fOf kids, guests, even a dent Roomy patio perfect for summef parties. With new paint, carpet, and only $5750 down It's perfect for youl Hurry, be the first t~ .... seer Call 146-7414 .. NOW! (2123P) HOME-.HOME._ TODA Y1 Uncomprom1$1ng quallty detafls this enchanting family home High quattty carpet over hatchttood floors. Dm1ng area ov~s lush green carpet of grass and spacious covered patio At S 125,000. it's spectacular! Seller anx10Ys. take advan- tage! call today 146-7414 (3006C) 4 BEDROOM -$121,5001 Spaciousness and privacy ~.lfround thlS delightful home. Family styte dining ad- joins handy cook's kitchen Entertainers t1vtng room awal1s you and yout guests If you are looking for a BARGAIN. don t mtss lt\ls! Call today Ml-7'34 (31998) Wow! Cute home nestled on spacious lot is short distance to beach. 3 bedroom features enlarged master suite Party time will be all the time with your own sparkling pool and spacious patio. Sound good? You'll agree it's a lot fOf S 114,0001 Hurry, call qulckl 141-7434 (781C) CUSTOM COUNTRY IN THE CITY $120,000 Cute country home nes11ed under towering trees. Ex- pandable home waits for your deoorator touch. Cozy llvlng beckons you and your guests. looking for a top value with low down? This is It! Call today. 141-7.QI (16023) FRUSTRATED SEUEA ... says sell! This charming garden villa on h1tstde with spectacular night tight view from spa. Feel ltke you are 1n the middle of nature's wilderness yet still in the city At S 105,000, you'll agree it's your opportunity Hurry & save. Call S.7434 (2205P) MESA VERDE SPECIAL Prestigiously located this expansive home features everything you'd expect In a home priced thousands morel Spacious Master suite for you plus 3 more. Bullt- in kitchen perfect for creating special feasts, family room where you can escape & be you. If you want location & prestige. at a most affordable price, call us now! 841-7434 (2921J) PARTY TIME POSSIBLE NO QUALIFYING! Roomy, party-designed garden villa. Sunshiny bright & clean "decorator designed" Interior. Low down ($7000) + monthly available. Call to see. today! 146-7434 ( 17 4 1 T) QUALITY BECKONS ,.. VACATION Pl.AN- Buyers take a look! Some of Gold Star, Realtors home-sellers are offering 20 years of dream vacations•. Puerta VaJlarta, Mazatlan, HawaJI, ~un Valley, Idaho, Sun River, Oregon. •Twenty yeers of vecatlons, 81QCOmmOdatlons only, flWKY other ~ '°' forty years. A nominal maiotenanc:e tee will be HHtaed flWKY other yeat (approx. $140.00). Maintenenoe fee m-v be subject to locrnH In Mure years. TRY THISI Bright and cheery 3 bedroom tn excetlent location Recently repainted in & out this home has lots of warmth and character. Spacious yard for kids & pets to safety play. A little decorating. (Seller offers generous carpet allowance). and It's a home! At $115,000 don't miss this!!! Call FAST! 141-7434 (2160-A) ' BAIQHT a SHINY FAMILY PERFECT Enter llvlng room highlighted by firepfaoe that ts the center tor family togetherness. Separate sutte for Mom & Dad plus 2 more bedrooms for kids or guests Sparkling ciean, you'll enjoy new carpets in the separate family room. Looking for a perfect home for your famtly? Hurry. don't miss this ... call today! Ml-7434 (285A) PRIVATE GARDEN Vlll.A -$'17,500 Soaring cathedral ceiling! Romantic master suite loft Wlth private wet bar Entertainers kitchen with pass thru bar to party-perfect livtng room. Get your summer tan tn your own enclosed "sunning patio." At $97 ,500 you re the wtnner1 See 1t now! Call 141-7.QI ( 1408) If address Is Important see this glam- ourous Deane T ownhome In exclusive "BIO CANYON" Specious master suite plus 3 more for kids or guest quarters. Impressive soaring celllngs, formal dining and teparate family rooms, allow you to entertain In the styie you are o'8d to. To arrange for your private viewing of this quality property Call 146-7434 (5-R-C) This private Garden VIiia la clean, ctean. cieanl Sparkllng Ille kl1chen and bath- room promote family health & happiness Spacioos master suite with cavernous ciosetsl Roomy garden patio expands aJready large llvtng room. Of meticulous detail. this 004J won't last. Call us quldcly FAMILY EST AT.£ Enter drrve to this lovely 2-story home, 4- plus roomy bedroom -+ den! Relax trl style overlooking Newport Goo Course Plenty of room for kids °' entertaining 1n family room. A rematkabte vakle at S 189,000 can now! 146-7434 c11210> SPACIOUS a SPECIAL lmpressivefy graaous 2-story home de-signed'°' contemporary liV1ng Spacioys IMng room w/htgh vaulted cethngs magni- fies INs already large room Charming formal dining room IS the perfect setting fOf entertaining. L.arge Bdrm quarters Include sumptuous Master and 3 mOfe bedrooms. Large famtly? Like to enter tam? Call today .._70t ( 1176PI .......... 7434 (926L) CENTURY 21 ® GOLD STAR, REALTORS 2214 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA 646-7434 Each office Independently owned & ~ated s-..~ .... -. . -- - --------------- 4t 4 -OrangeeoontyAeal~SfeiAn-~~~Mi1t t0-tMOAllY'Ptt.:OTISMuri18y. :Ju•12t. 19M •' ... cat• -.T llYEI llllES SIU,111 Court~..s-d t-nt.0 -to tugh (.~ -5 BR fa.nu]~ rv.Jfl1 fomicJ dJrung room l."OUnt.0 kJtd •'n \·w..-. uf at~ ba~ & ot~cn C;JJ lo St.-f• ttHl> 1:i.or. ••lvu.s. tiornt &rbarc. A~ Siii-£.sldtk sal1· undt.-r c. rrullion Great mvEStroent 3 t..o1-dn...orrL' !JI~ l.ar~,.. pl.a;. fY..IOm v.,,th bath over g._rdg1 pwr dlld ~lip Barbara Aune £mt0•-S&WlllEI U1'- ''' 0Jr'Jno df'I Mar 3 BR :! BA he>U5t.' & 41 2 BR d• 11 :!-~\.Or~ opdrtlTJHlt m lh, rear are v.Pl1 flldlflt..dtn•~ dnd iouJtobl1 for u"' n••r fJl1.-Uparx·~ and 1 ••111..d l Cr1tJ\ v.·esrd P"llCl IOICTJll 11.Hl- Cet.trlt'(J Shorb on lhl' bluff md l.4nd Ya~ smgh !>t.ory h~ fj BR farruJy nn panoranut '"" d.ll & }l'tt~ v1t-v. "' ~y bt-ett:h below Sparkl· mg V>'JI in Sit'Cludf'.'d ("<Jun~ard Perlt<·t f<K tJu.. ~rc,v. m~ f dHul:· (µ ~r wall C'f>nSuier *'X' hang,, J.>ur111.d < ;,_J(bhall CllM W1H ' IUT SUP Ull- s.~ Juo1-d :s BR ~ . BA urut in pm. ;,t.t gated '•Jr11rr1un1t~ i.w~ t.o beac.h & shopping In 1 l•Jcit~ l<md & s!Jp Martha Md<.TWb ClllTIY Cl.II lt9llPIOI Slli-8IO ) BH ~ BA Pl.an J tn Big C.•11.nyon &-autJfully 'xp1s.ndf:'d v.-ann farm)~ h(J!l)I• wath pool HlghJ)' canwmuv-<i Sandw Fix SIC.I cetlSf -TIWlll• mt• Tha.., ~ .,ton l BR l &. Ml Le.in TownhOUSt-has "" uno~r.trut·tk'd vww of Big Co.nyun Goll Cour.it- ~ (tbulrJ~ m~t.t·r su1ll c:omph•u • with ~kyhght.s 'l'ttf ultunalk m ..optusuc:at.t- Open & spanous floor plan WJth 3 bf.d~ & 2 bath!. New decorator wallpaper. m·w anu-nor carJ)(•t and paint Try low down for quallhl'd buyPr Moureen Wh11R/Ed Fs=ano U11 IENSUU. • L.91 MllMI Thi~ 3 bedroom, ~ bath, fairuly room. & bonus lU~t.om home ~ bu 1 It on 2 lots A sparkling pool ha5 c:omplete pnvac.'Y Home tS adjacent to com- munity tenm~ court Great fmancang available for 4ual1f1E'd buyer Ed FAca.nolM~ureen Wh11R 644-6200 2 Civic Plaza #100 Newport Beach, Ca • B.fUIT Flacl mTUI S 1, tn,IM ~ 4 BR. 4 ·~ BA. formal dm111g rrn -1 f m·pla<.'t~ ~tud' & fam nn. labrarv w /c•xwn.s1vt •klk wuod w"rk. huge livmg nn ·4 l·et.r g<Arag1 hum< with swa..mnung pool & ~pct rue. b«'(•n d<.os1gn1-d l/J CJfft>r 1t~ uJUITlCflA.' in pnv..c:y & t-lc·gatlu· Maun~n \\'ha t.t-1 Ed £6(.<snc1 ... CUii UTI JNi,000 Communll~ i.ennu. lUUrls. pu11l .... & spas This smgle st.ury J !Jt.droom. ~ . bath. familv room home rue; soanng c."l•1lmgs and hug( d~k to anpy the O("'t'art V•t-"' Wood plank floor. and pl~h bf'1gt-l-ctrpc•t Ed Ebc:ano Maun,·n What.I: IU1CID'S IWI IW SUI- ;$ bedroorru.. ~ • bath!.. libr(jn can• andudl-d in lhts t"US\OmJU"d and c•xpandt'd ~ Vaulu'Ci t-ethngs ht.ghllghu-0 by mirrors. plant4Uun shuttC'rs, built tn bar wine r<k:k & t·hana t·abanet Ed Esc.no/MaW'H:'n Wh.i u· TWI IMITB l91't& 1111- lmmechau· posse~1on Pm"f: rt-dU<. lJOn Enpy the unobsll'\X1.E'd vw..., of Newport Harbor. Cat.alma. & rul.l liu-!> from lhL-. J tx-<iroom. 3 bath fa1mly room. :~ <.ar garagt· horn<· Nf utrnl ton<-<l dc'COr F..d E6can<J Maurr't'n Whitt· CUT-. CHlllY EllUSI Tllll U ,lOO,GIO ThLS 6 BR 5 , BA. ram nn . hbrarv. bonus nn . wme rm home hai. a br-Pathl4kang uno~truct.ed 1)(-ean bav and nalt tau va('v. Th~ ~ th<.> perfect fa1T1JI)" & < nU•rt.dmang horrw wnh lg pool & s pa an Harbor R1dg(-.Ed f.&'ano/Maun'(·n Whau· ., ... ,.. 1211,MO 1lle only Lusk E Plan on th<' markc•t now If you need the largest home built m F.aslbluff with a View. 3 c:ar garage and 5 Br. please give us a call C.oby Ward l•U• 1911 CIEST Snt,500 Ocean Vlew Bec.iuufully appointed ''Cdsablanca" model m presttgious gaw-guo.rdcd community of Harbor Ridge 3 BR . bUJh in library. plus rust.om spa Excellt-nt as.'iumable fanant"ing &·Ile Partch lfflUSS ..... .-E 113',llO Lov~ly 6 bedroom Southport with drallldllc pool. walRrfall spa and beautiful garderu.. Canyon. ocean. tity lights vww Fast possession lnd land Paula Bailc>y OWF UYD CIST• SUl,111 Temf1c 3 BR. 2 BA on extra large. lushly l.andscaped lot Shake c·xte-nor, bay window s. rust.om llle and fi xtures m k1tchen and baths Picture perfect Ind I.and Martha Macnab/Paula Badey '• ~ ltlUCE YIEW ...... Low ly c-ust.om home wath set-down VleW o f bay & oc.'"t'an Hi beam C't'1lings all new country kJt.(·hl.'n with bnc.·k floors 4 Bedrooms or 3 & a dt•n Hug<' courtyard patJo lncl. land Beverly Morphy Tllf Hl.1£ P"llPBTf 1211.-1 LI A beautJfully remodeled 4 bedroom viiew East- bluff home. featunng a stunning Canuly room done with such style and quality craftmanshJp lhal at ~ virtually irreplaceable Coby Ward. llC CAil• -·-Great vww locauon' Expanded and custorruzed 4 BR home· un hug(' cul-de-sac view lot Fanuly room w l fareplatv & sit-down bar. country lotchen and pnvat.c mast.er su1W w/sauna Cabana over- looks beautiful garden w/pool & spa. BeUe Partch lie CAIYll -IUT NW ...... Magruf1cent high vista & view from Ous superb locauon in Big Canyon. Th.Ls 3 BR. den. Deauville has a wonderful pool & spa for outdoor entertain- ment Barbara Aune SPY5USS IW 221° YD 1111,111 Of ()('(•an. harbor and Fashion Island. plus sparkJ- mg n1U• lights Lovc·ly west.em aura -5 BR.. 2 1t'.r baths. & spaaous family rm. Wlth fire~ &taw st.Zed pallos and 3 car garage. FleXlble fmancmg fairly pnced Tom Alhnson lllCS IUD Y1fW ... .. ..... Fant.a.sll( :j BR. 4 BA honw has been completely remodC'l<'Ci 1ns1df' and out Prof~y decor· ated Com er lot. ocean & bay views from decks. Pool. spa. game rm. full bar. 3 fireplaces. Truly an exqu151l(• home. F('(• land Stephanie Grody. llTIUTt II US CUT• 11,._ A gorg{'()US "Deane" m a superb location wllh total privacy This Deauvtlle model bas 4 bedroo~. a grc•at family kitchen and pid.u.re perf('('t dec'Or An ucellent plan foe entertaining or family enjoyment Lucy Rose. WH•IWlll . l1IUll Lowest pnced Wanrungton Townhome Plan D with 2 master bed~ 3 baths. den. spacious hvmg room w1th fireplace & cathedral ceilings. Formal d1rung. large rountry kitchen, anxious owner Lois Jacobs IER_ST If •WUllT IE.Ill S•rlll 1ght on the Beach! 3 BR. 2 Yi BA ''OLDIE Bl1T GOODIE." Very livable w1\h t.embc potential (or remodel or?? Best swmurung -near~ - easy access~ Seller wants to ~ tn.ast deed! Incl. land Martha MacnaL a Over Sixty Years of Turning Dreams Into Reality BUILD TWO CONDOS CORONA DEL MAR North of highway k>calion. Comer R-2 Jot w/alley accesa. List price includes approved plant for two lst clala condos eadi with two car garages. Motivated .elltt will comder all offers. A.king $189,000. Call MARK DRENNER or OON DeTIIOMAS OCEAN Bl.UFF LOT SpecUICUlar site in Old C.D.M. Build your dream home with clme up views of tide poola. the jetty actioii & OOMtal llghtL AskiNr $950.000. Call MARILYN HILL T COSTA IESA FOURPlEX $21.900 grom scheduled incomr and great de- preciation. Motivated Eller, DO deferred main- tenance, new. paint and insulation... Reduced to $205,000. Call MARY JANK for det.ai.ls. NEWPORT BEACH-POOL A SPA Beautiful 3 bdrm and den or 4 bdrm home. Lovely patio entertainment area with lush gar- dens and fitt pit. Abo has R.V. acress. Excellent location! A must aee for the diacriminating buyer. Priced at $329,900. Aak for BlLL or OONNA 30 STEPS TO THE SAND Duplex tn great Newport Beach location Front unit 2 bdrm. 2 bath and ocean view. Rmr urut 2 bdnn, l bath. Must aee to appreciate. Pnoed to sell at $349,000. Aak for DONNA or BILL CtERRY LAKE lmmaculate remodeled 3 bdrm home. Fireplace. bar, large patio with spa overlooking lake. Seller wants SOLD NOW. A must to .ee Call MARK DRENNER HARBOR RIDGE LOT-REOUCEO $51.000 Lowest priced custom exclusive, guard gated community. Large-buildable fbt-$439,000. M.1WITCHELL VILLA BALBOA PENTHOUSE Designers home with two master suites. Ltve m or lease for great inrome High assumable l°" loan Will trade for Laguna property. Asklng $229,000. Call MARILYN KILL 100 FEET ON BIG CANYON GOLF COURSE Ideal house for enterwrung-<0mplet.e with W'ge bar overlook.mg 7th green. and dance floor or area for pool table or both D HARDCASTLE OWNER WILL CARRY AT 11% BLUFFS BAYFAONT En.JOY tht' spectacular water view of Back Bay and gorgeous sunsets Two spacious master bdrm swtes plus den or family room. FantastJc fmanc· mg• lmmarulat.e rond1bon $350.000 lllCluchng land Call SALLY S HIPLEY or JOYCE DA.BOLT TAUL Y UNIQUED NEWPORT BEACH BA YFRONT &Jilt onginally by the builder of the Bluffs as has peraonal home on l ~ lo~ with 18{)' panonmuc view of Back Bay. this custom designed and expended end urut is truly "ONE OF A KIND" $419,000 including land Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DA.BOLT PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW SANCLE•NTE Unique custom home with spedaCU1a.r un· obstructed ocean view. s~ 4 bdrm Ot' in~law quarters with separate entrance, family room. 3 firep&.ca and indoor pond. $497,500. Owner will OOOllder' leele/option. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DA.BOLT FAR AND NEAR Far from city noi9e, doee IO freeways. Beauti· fully decorated executive home in Anaheim Hills. City light view from most rooms and owrmed spa. A dream for ent.er1a.u\ing or oom- for1ab&e family living, Nearly 4000 aq.ft.., 4 bdnm.. 4 bat.ha, " acre of I~ ~ $499.000. Call OOROI'HY MrrCHELL UMQUE CUS TOii HOIE In rural Silverado Canyon. 1800 aq.h., 3 bdnm, redwood interior, a\rium mtry. Split aeYel w/large deck of ~r bdrm. Assumable loan! $189,900 Call MARY RICHARDS GREAT STARTER HOME 2 or 3 bdrm home in good area with fireplace and pool Reasonably priced, easy to show DOROTHY HARDCASTLE NEWPORT BEACH., ON TitE WA TEA Beaubful entertaining home. 40' dock.. 5 bdrms. 2 \4 baths. formal dining room. Sellen have tax ronsaderauons and are flextble Try lease/opuon or trade for commerria1 moome property AskJng $1 ,125,000 Call PAUL HU'M'ON 2 BEDROOM COND0-$18,900 Excellt'nt Tustin location! F\replaoe and balcony pauo Warm wood paneling in dining area Com- muruty pool. spa and t.enrus Ct.o.e to shoppt.ng and frttways Call DONNA WEBS'l ER CORONA DEL MAR GEM Delightful 3 bdrm home tn chotce C .D.M. location south of Pacific Coast Hwy Sunny, secluded pal.10 ad,JOms ltving room, kitchen and 00<' bedroom Spaoous lJvmg room w/bnck fireplace and dmmg an>a Encloeed two-car garage AJI for $265,0001 Call BINNIE DIXON THE CHANNEL REEF On the wa~r at China Cove Upgraded 2 bdrm, 2 bath rondo with marina. pool. spa, fant.asU<.· Vlews $399.500 fee. CAROL PANGBURN OUTSTANDING 180' VIEW OF BAY CAT ALINA A NITE LIGHTS Owfl('r wants to retire Well built 2 bdrm homP with cxcit.lng potential SubmJt your offer. o wner ready to, patk and move 0 HAROCASTLE ..... HUN'QIKlTON HARBOUR BA YFRONT GU4l'd pied ndusiw area. Boat slip. 4 bdnns, family rm, dining room, gourmet kitchen. wet bar, 8eC ~ Beautiful paUoa and apa Com- munity t.enrua. All this plus owner may finance $665,000 Jl"EE. Call MARILYN TWITCHF.LL Bl.UFFs-aA YFROWT FABULOUS VIEW 1210.000 Smgle level with breathtaking v;ew of back b:ty and ocean on extra ~ greenbelt. Neutral ·oolon. ~·y oonditiion, immediate pomessu:>n Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DA.BOLT NEWPORT BEACH WATERRWNT E.xceptiona1 Newport Island b::at.IGn. R-2 lot with dock for 30' boaL Two bdrm home displays pride of ownership. Seller may carry anall 2nd TD. NOW $395,000 FEE. Call OON IlPTifOMAS PRIDE OF OW'NER8f9P 4 Bdnn. 3 ~ bath profemaonally Landmcaped home steps from community pool & club house U\ Harbor View Homes. Separa~ recranon room or guest qua.n.en with bath, spaicicM.111 family room. (annal dining. master bdrm suite/bath, many upgrades throughout. Call 'roDOYSMITH UDO ISUND BA YFAONT 3,500 SQ FT, 5 bdrm home Wlth pter" & sltp for large yacht.. Featwe elevator, central vacuum. eJectric awninp. gourmet k.itchen. leaded glas entry door. Sale subJll!d to court approval $1,550,000. Call MARlA BERCOVITZ BLUFFS, A GAEA T BUY1 Spacious 4 bdrm "'G" plan recenUy upgraded Bright and sunny With extra large patio and exterior balcony surrounding bvmg room. Walk to shopping center. $195,000 Land quo&e ONLY $28,176~ Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT MEW TOWNHOME Luxury 3 bdrm, 21"1 bath townhome Two rar garage. central air. built·tn applla.nces, ceramK' tile. Woodsy setung near Orange Mall, Eisenhower Park $141.750 Call MARK DRENNER $93.900 3 bdrm, I >.4 bath home on qwel street Lrg ~ family room and warm bnck fireplace makf' this a lovely family home Clooe to rhools and shopping Ask for DONNA WEBSTER GRAND OPENING-N EW C ON- DOMINIUMS Tt>n new rondos tn C.OS1.a M~ Tht"lle afford41hl~· beaulles an-dost' to everythmR and you'll love' those pleasant Paclfic Ocean bl"('('zes 2 bdrm with 2 1/J bath & 3 bdrm with 2' l bath Quality features include wood bunung f1replacr.-s. pnv:il.l• pallO decks, skylights and doublf' garage with aulOmabC' o~r and ~t home ~ Opc-n Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 11 00 to ~ 00" Pnced from $105,500 to $117900 789 W 18th Stn!el in Costa Mesa Corner of Placentia & W 18th. Call MARK DRENNER or BOB SC'O'IT at 759-9100 GEORGE ELKiNS COMPANY (714) 759-9100 F 2 CORPORAT~ PLAZA D SUITE 150 D NEWPORT CENTER ~ . • 6 -Orange County~ t:state/An A~ryg su~t to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Juty 21 , 19&4 Your best buy in Huntington Beach Occupymg a bluff-top setting above the Balsa Chica WJ/dllfe Reserve and the Pacific Ocean. Caba Del Mar is ;ust moments from PaC1f1c Coast Highway and prestigious Huntmgton Harbour One and two-bedroom condomm1ums are offered with special amemt1es includmg a full size indoor racquetball court, tennis court, pool, spa, and a huge two-story recreation building. Models open dally 10 A.M. to 5:00 PM. (714) 840-4661 CZ?nk~ Lofts • Oval Tubs • Tiled Entries • Firepla ce Ceramic Tile Kitchen Counter Tops Full Security From $68, 900 ----------~--.... -· ' . t •••• ' t~1111.-i .... l!ml!!!l!!lllll!ll!!!!!!!!ll!ll!l!l!!l!!l!!!l!!!!!!!l!!l!! .. l!l!!l!!ll!!!l!!lllllBllll ........ lll!!l!lllm!l!!!l .. 111!11 ......... ; .. 1. .... mv;~~· ..................................... _. ... ------------~ Orange County Reat Estate/An Advertts;ng su~t to the bAfLY PILOT/Saturday. July 21, 198• -7 KER&LEE Real Estate A Great Western C.Ompany NEWPORT BEACH/CORONA OEL MAR IPfllUI -Oil • 110 New ~ford_ Model with pool, spa, ~ty system Numerous up- grades including French doors, bay windows, crown moldings. etc A lovely family home on a large comer lot. Call 759-1501 PIESTlllllS .llSllllE OIEEI Most sought after 3 bedroom. 2 bath one level plan. Ltght & airy UlSlde, lush gardens outside! Very private patio areas with lovely spa. Make an appo~tment to see this one FAST!. 759-1501 THE ILlffl • HLY $141,HO 3 bdrms, 2 'h baths in one of our most sought after areas~ Beautiful greenbelts, bike trails & community activities. 10 rrunutes to the beach' Just listed. Better see this one FAST! 759-1501 11,200 PU •tm With part of monthly lease going toward the down payment when you lease-option this 3 bdrm, 2 'h bath residence with nurti ocean Vlew! Only a few blocks to the beach' 759-1501 IUCI llPLO. PLIS llEST lln Ideal location -larger comer lot -bwlders & investor's delight' Only $260,000. 759-1501. TUEOYEll l~'J. Liii Best value in Harbor Ridge. ~um3ble $165,000 loans Almost 2,000 sq ft of comfort & luxury an this ideal location. One year Home Warranty proVlded. 759-1501 llELPI IWllll VIEW lllES Popular Portofino Model with private pool Short walk to park & school. Mot1vated sellers. $335,000 Call 759-1501 s 1,100 PEii •om When you lease opt.Jon this unmaculate Harbor Ridge beauty hardly hved m! 759-1501 4 11111 -J IA IEWPlllT ClllO ••• 1211,000 Light, bright, prime end unit with new pamt, carpets and Vlew ot greenbelt. Super family unit with 1 bdrm. 1 bath downstaJ.n. 759-1501 PllYITE IUCI -llEllCEI Tl 1211,000 Access comes Wlth trus custom built hillside home in Corona Del Mar that provides a "countrys1de" feeling with Vlews of hills & "open space" Owner will help with low interest fmancmg. 759-1501 $22,100 llCl•E From this excellently located duplex SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY' Enjoy stained glass windows, frplc & spacious room si:zes Short walk to the beach! 759-1501 SPYILAU • MI0,000 Newly redec..'Orated featunng ocean vtew. beautiful pool and large lot. Lots of used brick gives warm family feeling ideal for ent.-rtaining. 759-1501 llUlll llllE ESTATES Spectacular ocean & night lights views. Exquisite two plus den plu.'i library with lovely pat.io areM & sparkling spa Just put on the market $550.000. 759-1501 MYlll lllllEI With terrific view of bay and Newport Center night lights. 4 spacious bdrms, 3 baths. French doors. skyl.tghts. Newly decorated and entirely new kitchen! Large sparkling POOL. Excellent buy at $600,000 759-1501 IPYIUll UllE LIT Magruficent VIP residenc.-e Wlth 4 spacious bdnns, 3 baths, bonus room. gated pooJ & spa for children's safety. Beautiful front courtyard ena.ry with aecurity gate. Terrific VIEW! Call 759-1501 aa11eu IEL 1111 conw On lovely street, one block to the beach. Extra wide lot, detached garage Wonderful buy for Old Corona del Mar Quick ~ion ~ble. Only $325,000 759-1501 FHIOLnHE -.. llllOW.. llEllHITW. Greatly reduced bank repo with fabulous frontage on Newport Blvd Three residences & one commercial property w1th ocean view At $685,000 an unbellevable opporturuty. 759-1501 IRVINE DECmYElmEAT We have two of them View, pnvacy tn Rancho San Joaquin ron\'ement to tenms. golf. pools & tenrus Call 759-1501 llllE lllU llH• In this extra special value m University Park greenbelt area Short \\.alk to pools & tenrus. 759-150 l WOllEIFIL WHHllHE Beautiful Towne Home Two plus den plus 2 baths 2 car garage pl~ fireplat't" Very pnvate end unit ltaltan ule m atnum with fount.am Decorator wall coverings. ThlS one as EXCEPTIONAL. 759-1501 4 llRMS -21.h UTHS In beautiful University Park with bike trails. park5 & sw1mmmg pools' Big double car garage. dishwasher. fireplace -even has air t'Ond1tionmg1 Just put on market Only $260,000 for this super locatJon ' 759-1501 COSTA MESA WTSllE llCOIE Great potential for renovators here. 2 houses on large lot m dose--an F.astsJde location One 3 bdnn & one 2 bdrm. Only $185.000 759-1501 SIPEll WTSllE STAITEll Perfect for owner/builder Wlth hard to fmd hardwood floors a~ to shopping & transportation Large 140' deep lot m qwet neighborhood ONLY $137,500 759-1501 CHITIY LIYlll Only 2 miles to the beach. 2 bdrm cottage on great R-2 lot with fantastJt· potential to build 3 units Assumable loans & RV access too' Only $130.000 759-1501 LEllEI IWID Two houses on large lot 3 bdrm + 2 bdrm Perlect for investor or extended family Super buy at $169.000 C.all today. 759-1501 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICt 2170 San Miguel Drive Newpon leach, CA 12HO ,·, (714) 791-1501 dl. AMERICAN HOME SHIELD "We Protect & Service Things That Service You ' NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2170 San Miguel Drive Newpon leach, CA IHIO (714) 751-1501 ---------------------------------8 -Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising eupplemeo1 to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 19&4 I Public greets Deane homes Sales are under way at Deane Homes '- Green River m R1vers1de County, where public enthsuasm "has been over- whelming ... accord mg to executive vice president Bill Deane The developed is located just north of the Riverside Freeway at the bOf'der of Orange County. overlooking the Green River Country Club and Golf Course. the 7,000-acre Chino Hills State Park and the Santa Ana River. According to Deane. more than 2,500 home shoppers visited Green River during the initial grand opening weekend. The Deane building rirm has received numerous awards and recognition for its homes at Big Canyon. Mission Viejo, Lake Forest and Irvine, and for originating its trademark garden kitchen. Prices for th~ n~ ce•1elcp:1.6r1i range from $117,990 to $162,990. A selection of five one and two-story floor plans otter from 984 to 2,283 square feet with two. three or four bedrooms and up to three baths. lntenors include living rooms are open to the story above in some plans. hand-built brick fireplaces. vaulted ceil- ings. rounded corners, and built-in plant shelves Deane garden kitchens have pass- through windows to patio serving counters. ceramic tile countertops, oak Cowan Hills ho1nes sell quickly cabinets and luminous ceilings The homes include air conditioning and heating units with night set-back thermostats as well as other energy- saving items. pool-sized lots with full front yard landscaping with sprinklers; and rear /side yard fencing A focal point of the community will be a clubhouse with its two racquetball courts, saunas, exercise equipment. kitchen and meeting room. Occupying a lakefront site will be a swimming pool. three tennis courts. sand volleyball. cro- quet and horshoe pits. Model homes and the sales office, staffed by Dreyer & Young. are open from 10 a.m to 6 p.m daily For more information: phone 736-8124 The com- munity 1s located adjacent to the Green River turn-off of the Riverside Freeway. Thirteen of the 16 homes released were sold in only the first few hours following the grand opening at the Wiiiiam Lyon Co.'s Cowan Hills community in Orange. Pnces for the one and two-story. single-family homes range from $180,990 to $213,990. Designed by architects Hales- Langston, the residences include from 1,920 to 2,570 square feet of living space. "Obviously, we are going to have to open our second phase a lot earlier than we had anticipated," observed sales manager Susan Bernard, commenting on the success of the original phase. People began camping out in mid- week and the crowd grew steadily as the hour of grand opening approached. By 10 a.m. Saturday, there were enough people standing in line to purchase most of the County design firm hired for San Diego area models Buffington Interiors to decorate houses at College Park Linda Buffington Interiors, an Orange County-based design firm. has been selected to desrgn and decorate modet interiors at College Park, according to Gerry Degen. president of Degen De- velopment Co., builders of the 186-unit townhome community in San Diego's college area. The firm specializes In new home modef delig_"s atJd ~.MQre ~.~ ~ ' . . ... -. years of commercial and residentlal design experience. Available in two floor plans. Cotlege Park offers homes with up to three bedrooms and 2'h baths. The units range from 1,230 square feet to 1,421 square feet. Each home features a such appomt- ments as wood-burning fireplaces. wall- to-wall carpeting throughout living areas. care vtnyt floors in kitchens and baths. and two private bak:onies for each unit. Private recreation for the use of College Park residents includes swim- ming pool, two hot water spas, picnic ~·~~~play ...... available homes. According to Bernard. one of the most powerful incentives to purchase in C-Owan Hills is the community's Orange location "This is a coveted hillside setting, one of Orange County's most exclusive resi- dential areas." said Bernard "It is noted for beautiful views and ultra-expens1v~ estates ·· Four floor plans are offered at Cowan Hills, with 13 exterior elevations available in choices of lapped siding, masonry. stucco. and cedar shingles. Three-car garages are standard in three of the plans. The homes have a double door entrance, leading to ceramic-tiled foyers. with vaulted ceilings in the living rooms and master bedrooms and wood-burning, masonry-faced fireplaces In the family rooms. Built-in kitchen appliances include self-cleaning oven and microwave with built-in c<><*top, dishwasher and food waste disposer. Other kitchen focaJ points are break- fast nooks, bay windows and solarium windows in some pfans. Ceramic-tile counter-tops. sheet vinyt flOOring. oakr trimmed luminous ceilings, and custom- crafted oak cabinets are included In all plans Model homes. furnished and decor- ated by Carole Eichen Interiors, are displayed Tuesdays through Sundays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . and Mondays from noon until 6 p.m . at 7fX)7 East Skytark Place. People interested in purchasing In the next phase are advised to register on the company's interest list In the sales office at Cowan Hills. Additional Information is available by calling 639-584.. or 639-5845. Visitors should exl1 the Costa Mesa Freeway at Chapman Avenue, travel eas1 to Newport Avenue, tum right and follow the directional signs to the community. Alternate financing methods offered at Lake Elsinore tract A variety of financing alternatives is offered at Rancho Laguna in Lake Elsinore, a community of one and two- bedroom. 1'11-bath townhomes. AccOf'ding to Vince Mayefl of L. Vincent Mayetl, Inc. of Newport Beach, there are three separate programs. "The first one is California Housing Anance Agency (CHFA) financing for qualified first-time buyers. The plan offers 101~ percent. 30-year flxed...,.ate (10.5 percent annual percentage rate) wfth only 5 percent down,'' said Mayen. ··r~ ta *'° FtiA financing wtth a . low down payment program and VA financing wfth no down what9CMMW. Prices range from $51,990 fOf setect homes in the flrst phase, and from $51,990 in the second phue. Recreational amenities lnciude aoce11 to Lake Elsinore. which is stocked fOf fishermen and atlOWS for water-oriented actfvltm such as water skiing and swtmmlng, hiking and picnick- ing. The community ia next to a city park wtth two tennis courts and p6cnlc tables. The townhomet are arranged In ctustera of eight, wtth each duster paytng homeownet Jw ~ to ,..... ....,. """ l,I. .•L', -'";.~ --------------Orange County Real Estate/ An AdvertiS1ng supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Saturday, July 21, 198'4 - 9 NEW LISTING CITE -•IW ... Y-Wowl Here's a one bdrm carriage house, contemporary style. There's a den, skylights, fire-- place, hardwood floors and tiled bath. In CdM, $208,000. Ill "''• IY llE Ill IPEI SU'"• IY·11E-SU 11 U lfEI UTllllY I SMAY 1-1111-Just a half block to Big orona State Beach is the fabulous 4 bdrm traditional home with a pool. spa and seprlfe cHSt ~I This fine residence is located at 223 Poinsettia Avenue in classic Corona del Mar. Dottie Johnson will be hosting an open house for Interested buyers on Saturday & Sunday 1-5 PM I 1·110,000 .. 1210,ooa UPI DIWI Tl .. l•S -Outstanding values; near COM Beaches, 3 Bdrm, 3 baths, brand new, decks, spas, frplcs. $219,000 .. PIT TM 111 •" -Steps to Balboa beaches, 3 bdrm, 2 story, sotld custom home with stone fireplace and ocean views. $279,000. 1DllFll Mml• -prand new! 3 bdrm, 3 ba frpk:e in master suite and llv. rm., french doors, patio and sundeck. $209,000 lllllm fEAllUTt -Cape Code with French doors & windows, wood floors & formal dining. 2 bdrm townhome in Newport. $153,900. Ull'lllff -4 bdrm, + family room. large pool, nice view, one owner home, purchase fee or at $270,000 leasehold. Cl.EAi • USTlllff -Immaculate 3 bdrm, lots of lot and comfortably close to high school, shops. Owner/agent transferred. $280,000. LITS -,. rt -Corner lot, custom fireplace. brick patio, English garden and French doors. Carmel pfan in H.V. Homes. $259,000. CUM• ... -Harbor View Homes, Monaco, added skytights, bay windows, wooded decks and bubbling waterfall. Real vaJue at $242,500. aWlllT IUll, 11.,.. -Lovely location, townhome In Westcllff, 2 bdrm, 2 baths, de- Ughtful patk>, $130,000. TtlllFIC TIWlll•f -Brand new' 3 bdrm. 2 bath, fireplace in master suite and hving room. French doors. patio and sundeck. $199.900. ILIFFS WUll -3 bdrm. 3 baths. 1850 SQ ft . end unit, patio, nice decor. Only $189.900. I .1101,000 1e 1•11,000 I YEIY SHiii -Big Canyon 3 bdrm. on corner lot, light atmosphere, strong security system. Monaco at $475,000. Y• Ull M rt -Beams, bricks! Solid, newer 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 1h block to beach in old CdM.With help It could have a view. $385.000. YIEW, ftEW, Y1IW -comes with 3 bdrm, 2 baths. large stone fireplace and beam ceiling. Financ- ing Is great at $310,000 fee. llllDT LIT -Sport court, covered patio and pride of ownership, 4 bdrm, HV Hills, near park. $379,000. LIWIST II UYSHIES -Beats em by $thousands, fee land, 2 bdrms, den, cory and solid, ready to re-do. $309,000. RTIT-, • .,.,.. -5 bdrm family home with a dynamite view. 4500 sq.ft.. gorgeous decor, realistic price $450,000. Ull IWIS n -A pair of 1 bdrm units. with pool/spa, nr footbridge, oceanside and a 40' lot. $329,000 (great loan). •11& Ill .. -.ulll -Canyon views. yet spacious 3 bdrm, family room and viewing deck A speciaJ home. Owner/agent. $435,000. llEW LISTING CIST .. , SIRU STllf-4 bdrms (could be 51) In the heart of coastal Newport Beac h , spacious and bright f amity area. sunny brick patio. $430,000. • UIYll -2 bdrm, den. 2 bath townhome, guarded gate. Beautiful new decor, spacious, light, a bargain at $335,000. • • 1111• YIEW llUS -Spacious Burlingame 4 bdrm plus large rec room, canyon views, owner wants out! $399.000. $121,000 I IP UUmllm YD -On Corona del Mar cliffs overlooking entire Newport Harbor. 3 units. with decks and magnificent views. $795.000 SlllPO -Harbor Island Drive, nr Beacon Bay yet $thousands less. 3 bdrm, 3 bath. spacious pool home. vacant. spotless $525,000 SU Ul9I IY-TIE..SU -Classic colonial on 3 lots in old CdM , white with green shutters! Guest house has ki1chen, fireplace. Pool, spa tool $795,000. lllU -But well preserved 3 bdrm. hugs the chtfs over beach, surf, 1etty,Catallna and sunsets. Finance: owner. Price: $925.000. llCIEllllf YIEW -Adult home plus guest apart- ment, breathtaking location. will consider trade from L.A. very unique. $695,000. IHI SITIUIY lrH4 lew T..,.._.s, 3 11, 3 N, s,1. W.S, t,k's $219.000.... .. . .. 403-409 Poppy Ave . Old CdM l&t let. ,..a. s,a, 3 II, 3 N, airy l --" $350.000.. . 4501 Wayne Rd . Cameo Hinds. CdM OPEi SITllllY 01 SllllY I rtll Cltie, dwic .W c.11 ..... 1 II. 1'k, trta $209,000 ...................................... 701 Ins, Old CdM C&asic .... ..., 4 ll &MSt be + ,... $795,000 ... ....... . .. .... 223 Pomsett1a. Old CdM Cite l CMte.,1rary l II. lftt. sQlitn l dns $208,000. 2921 4th St Old CdM Cit-. ctel l rMllJ, leuce w/stytitn. Mt .-S. ttc $242.500 ..... ... .. . 2025 Pt Bristol. HVHms NB t.cfM. Mw, I &ISfff fna YI&. stli4 3 II, OWf $925.000... .... .... 3335 Ocean Blvd CdM Ttnific twwlllt, tn! l 11. 3 N. 2 9'k. ,me, WI $ 199,900 .. ..... . .. . 24'63 Irvine Ave. Bk Bay CM IPEI SllllJ .. ~t.111,1&•• ... -_, 270.000 L/H.. . . . . 2601 Blackthorn. E/Blutt. NB ..... 311.3N.n4111it,rullict 189.900.... ... . .. . .. ... ... 464 Gav1ota. NB 11. -. ... ~. liPt. en cat• ..,. 35.000. . .... 3 Rue Founta1nbleau. Big Cyn, NB ....... 3 II. 2 sty. tidit staritJ, cef'lef •75.000 . . ..... 2 Rue Fountainbleau. Big Cyn. NB tw 111 ...... SJI. ...... 4t' let $329,000 ... .............. .. 314 Goldenrod, Old C1M . . . .. • .. • • • .. ,. •, , t ' •\ t. 10 -Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 1984 Lyon Co. a wards Ridgemont con tracts The Willlam Lyon Co. has awarded contracts for landscape architecture, sales office design, and model home decorating for Rldgemont. a new townhome complex In Mission Viejo. F. Radmacher & Associates of Tustin won the contract to accomplish the landscape architecture, while the Ewing Co. of Costa Mesa will be responsible for designing and Installing the sales office complex. Carole Eichen Interiors will Clampitt joins Sea Pointe Clampitt Con.UUction Co.'• Gary Clampitt talb with Pete P'iaher, ale. vice president for Sea Pointe Ea ta tea· developer Central Capital direct the decorating and furn1sh1n9 of model homes The project will include 172 two-story townhomes on a 12.61 -acre site near the comer of Jeronimo and Alicia In Mission Viejo. Three floor plans. in two-and three- bedroom designs, with formats ranging from 1,016 to 1,351 square feet of living space will be offered at Rldgemont for prices expected to begin under S 100,000. ... De.elopment Co. Clampitt hu joined the team of ezperta a...U.ble to thoee who bay ca.tom home al ta at the San Clemente de•elopment. Airport West off ice condos cater to small businesses Buyers can supervise customizing of space to meet specific needs Airport West Business Park In Costa Mesa, located near John Wayne Airport. offers flexible financing with below-mar- ket Interest rate, low down payment and real estate trade-ins for those interested in owning an office condominium. With office shells ranging In size from 2,00 to 6,000 square feet, Airport West caters to small-to-medium sized busi- nesses who want to custom design their office space to meet their specific require- ments. According to C. Norman Pulliam, president Pulliam Properties, Inc, and the managing partner of Airport West Busi- ness Park, the shells will be completed with buyers supervtslng the build-outs. "Airport West offers a personal touch that Is hard to find in large business complexes," said Pulliam "I will per- sonally meet and work with each potential buyer and arrange a suitable purchase program utilizing either a trade-In or a flexible down payment. In addition to iridividually-tallored financing programs. the condominiums are avaible with 12112 percent, five year loans with payments amortized over 30 years.'· "The tax avantages of owning com- mercial space and the appreciation poten- tial of owning In a prime location are becoming increasingly Important In our current economy," he noted. For a personal appointment and tour of the business complex, Interested parties may phone 751-2752. The Airport West sales office Is located at 245 Fischer Avenue, Suite C~2 In Costa Mesa. 0 ' I Two-car garages are included. ··we predict that Rldgemont will appeal mostly to young singles and couples. as well as 1oint tenants and empty nesters," said Brian Norkaitis. vice president for The William Lyon Co. Special financing plans are being designed to make it easier for entry-level purchasers to buy in Rldgemont. Sales are expected to begin In late summer. said Norkaitis, adding that an Insiders' Interest List is already develop- ing Those registered on the list will be kept up to date regarding construction progress and will also be Invited to attend a preview showing of the project's model homes. Those wishing to register should contact The William Lyon Co. by calling 833-3600 or by writing to the firm at: 19 Corporate Plaza Drive, Newport Beach, CA., 92660. Yeiser-Garland hired for Las Brisas 1nodels Costa Mesa fi r m to fu rnish Mediterranean-style mOdels in Diamond Bar Yeiser-Garland & Associates of Costa Mesa has been commissioned by Carlsberg Construction Co. to design and furnish five model homes at the Las Brlsas condominium development In Diamond Bar. To be completed by late summer, the models will display the five floor plans to be available at las Brlsas. a contem- porary Mediterranean-styled community of two-bedroom. two-bath and four- bedroom, three-bath homes. "Our objective In all design assign- ments Is to display the floor plans to best advantage so that prospective home- buyers may see the special character inherent In each," said Pat Yeiser. princi- pal of the firm. She said the· colors, types and arrangements of furnishings must com- plement the floor plans while also focusing homeshoppers' attention on decorating New vice president David W. Smith hu been named rice president in c~e of de•elop- ment open.done for Brownt.nc a: Da'ria of Newport Beach. bullder of multi-family project.. Smith wu preTlouly markettnc cllrector for DeYelopen IDaUl'&Dce Co. and ha• worked for Affol'da.ble Houtnc De•elopment Corp .• Paramount ln- •estment and Daon Corp. possibilities using their own belongings. The Las Bria.as condominium resi- dences are scheduled to be ready for occupancy in late September. They will be priced from about $120,000. The Yeiser-Garfand firm furnishes and designs model home8 for new residential construction of aJI types and all price ranges. the firm won the 1983 Elan award presented by the Sales and Marketing Council of Santa Barbara, Ventura and Los Angeles counties for best Interior design, :intj ~e 19e2 MAMc Grand Awara for best interior design presented by the Sales and Marketing Council of Southern California. It recently completed design assignments at Country Knoll, an singte- family Cape Cod-styfe community In Fall brook. Other commissions have includea The Ranch Townhomes built by Urban West in Huntington Beach, Rancho Palos Verdes luxury homes built in Palos Verdes by S & S Construction. Griffin Homes' Slnaloa Villas in Simi, and The Baldwin Co. 's executive Spyglass homes in Whit- tier . Grant plans for storage center in CM Responding to what it sees as a growing need for home and business storage, Grant Bull~ing Co. will rehabili- tate seven warehouse buildings in Costa Mesa as Superior Storage Center. Jordan Architects, Inc., Irvine, de- signed the remodeting of the 27,907- square-foot project, which will offer storage spaces ranging In size from an average of less than 100 square feet to an average of 257 square feet. "There is a high demand for storage In the Newport Beach-Costa Mesa area," said Taylor Grant, prlnclpal of Grant Building Co., "and this S 1.4 million project will help meet that need." He said as homes and offtces are reduced In size, due to escalating con- struction costs and as business space rental becomes more expensive. there is an Increasing need for storage for per- sonal possessions as weU u for equip- ment, supplies and surplus Inventory. And home garages often are filled to capacity with recreational vehicles, Ile added. Grant Building Co., baaed In Newport Beach. Is the builder o1 Country Knoll. a Cape Cod-styte, slngte-famlly, detached- home community In Fallbfook. The two-to four-bedroom homes are priced from .---- Orange County ReaJ Estate/An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Sat4rday, Juty 21. 1984 -11 Specializing in proper/'! on the waler . . . near the waler . . . and wilh U ew of waler OCEANFRONT ESTATE "ONE Of A KIND" end lmpoe .... to dupHca .. todeyt Cuetom bult a unique deelgn houMe 10 bedroome. I beth• end ln.., .. tlng teveta for capturing blue oceen Md ....... •UnMt. Two ldenttcal unlt9 with I bedroom• + den A 4 beths In each unit on 4 In• &eperate meld'• auff• or for vlaltlng retattv ... Thia la • MnNttoMI property tt\ee'• NOW REDUCED end r...ty for an ofter. t1,215;000. 1131-1400 OCEANFRONT-ON THE "POINT'' EXCEPTIONAL Ll8T1NGI First time ottered, ttMa apecloua 4 bedroom, S beth '8mly home......_ an upatWa Hwtng room with • Mfotevet" glorloue view of the h#bof, i.ttJ, Corona del..., end Legune llMchl Downe...,. JOU win nnd • femtfJ room With wetber end petto on the unct. Arn.nit ... ploN In thla 11, 1-.000 ~ 131-1400 BAYFRONT-EXTRA SPECIAL ottering a aupertor locatlon wtttt "Wide Vl!W" on meln beyfront loc9tlon, thla reeldelioe "8e • pler/allp for• 50' yacht .... t of both wOftda....a brtct& Plltlo end ..,.,. end rKrNtlonal w1tetiront llYlng. French door1I. .. t Mr, 3 Cal glfege, MW roof end many other ••• ,_ Inducted In thla 4 bedroom, lerge tormal dining .room Md kltc:Mn with brMkf•t area. E•y to .... tt,OSO.,OOO 131-1400 NEWPORT OCEANFRONT-REDUCED! PRICED BELOW A~UD YALU., thla private, con.- t.mporwy home la NOW .... OOOI A untque cuatom home 11 In • corMf toc:.tlon wtth "tinted" wtndow9 that enhanc .. tour view of the bMctl end oceen. 2 MOfJ, combination Mght wood floott end Cltpettng, gounMt kitchen., Mperet• femffy room. 4 bedroome In the main houM PLUS 2 bedroom ... ..,.,. wing wtth own entnnce- Stelned gleea end QUellty detailing throughL 3 cer prege. Own« la en11loual FEE.131-1400 NEWPORT BEACH-VIEWSI VIEWSI Panoramic oceMt end hef1Mlr ..._. front atmoet every room. A Mfuat" completed l.,....a.h .. ..._ with every amenity tor 9r9CloUe lvlng. lndudee J bedtooma. femltr room, library, mu.tc room, lfd floot obeenetkln .uncMck and cuatom woodWorti: throughout. Offiefed at tlM.000. a1-1400 BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT Qutet •nd of lsle-arNt corner location. UN- O•ITRUCTED MAIN UV Y1EW -epprelMd et *'25.000 but owner Is Mklng t7'M.OOO end In AMXIOUI to Miit C ... for det .... on tMe outstandlftt bUJ, on fM IMd. 131-1400 PRESTIGE BAYFRONT CONDO Super Ith floot Lido Petti condo with penoremlc views ~ My and city Mghtal Thia luxury llYlng In • 2 bedroom, 2 + beth rMldence that features decorator ftxturee Md I• tertcw. Pool, .. end uuna In • MCurtty bultdtng with doonMnJ Ulted et .-S,000. CaH "31-1400 few de..U.. BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT DUPLEX Thie loweet prlced north beyfront duple• of'lwa • ~ bedroom, 2\11 beth home With ftr~ and 2 cat g•ege + large 1 bedroom gueet epertment. CIOM to town. beach end hN tte tor .men boat ..... ooo. c ... l7S-elOO or 131-1400 WATERFRONT WONDERFUL -REDUCED Custom a lovely wtth ptef /no.t lor IO' boat + aide u.. Ou aplrel •lairs, atwn beth, hlbuloua kitchen. eecurlty ., .. tems a eolkf CNlk door• throughout this 3 bedroom, 2y, betlt home. EnJor tM good me on the••*-'"• home of dlatlnction.... • reeeonable pnc.. R.duced lo tsl0,000. FE£ 131-1400 LIDO PARK CONDO Large beJfront condo wtth water v .... from htng room end -W 111 drOOftL Taatefully decCN aled 2 bedrOOIM + den ends ....... "'MCUrtty bulldlfto. Own« may c.,.,, 1•t TD wttl\ large CMh down. a.e.,ooo. CaH 131-1400 WATERFRONT HOME -$495,000 A quiet prtyete locatloft In • waterfront community wtth PffyN bMch. ,.., ..., tor 40' boet Included wtth your home. 0,... and bright 2 bedroom end den with auper sunny patio on the water. CeH lo .... '31·1400 LIDO ISLE -REDUCED TO SELU Udo lale home on en Htra large lot. 3 bedroom•, 2 bettt., den plua aunnC-....,tJfut 40' pool and ap.-• Ownen reedJ to.... at S4t2,500. c ... 831-1400. BAYFRONT HOME -VIEW + APT. lmmac:ulet• 3 bdroom, 21h beth l1mlly home on the water wtth docll end 2 aicte de&. Plus charming gueet ap.trnent (or maater aulte) wtth ftNptace.OWnen wtll catty 1at TD w/20% doWn. A dellght to .... 1411.0G0.131-1400 BALBOA ISLAND HOME a..uttM aJngJe femlly home with 3 bedroom• end • den.. Entire 2nd atory .. a mMter autte with VIEW of the Bey end hv.eo. .. On Mote rnoortng await. OWn« wlll Hchenge tor lftCOme property. ANumaWe loane. Priced to NH •I $44t,OOO. 131-1400. BAYCREST FAMILY HOME A lerae femllJ home with 5 bedfooma, 4 beth• end an excetJ.nt floor plan .. t I a lwtght decot. Separate meld'• quart-., '°""81 dining room, 3 ~ ... wet ber In den A cu.tom bulttJ Pool. JMuul ~ .. .., aw... Many extrMJ OwMn enxtow -priced et S44t.000.131-1400 CORONA DEL MAR -JUST LISTEDI Wonderful I bedtoom lemlJ a ~t home with V'lew, 1owe1J Jetd, meeter bedroom with ftntplece, formal dlftlngtecNn, ,....., room a COMmunhy poof. AJI tor .. S440.oao-.-lncludlng rile land. 131-MGO PENINSULA POINT TNa ... ' ......... 2 beth .......... Me ..... ,...,._, "°"' .... ~ • It .... IWtng bllMI c ..... ..,.... ............................ ..,. 2nd floot -the ,,,..ty ..... with alltlng ..... °' offtca end auncMck. Meny '°""1 MMftlt ... I $iUS.OOO. Cell to ... 831-1400 NEWPORT HEIGHTS A totdy remad1l1d 8rt.n JMMt1e contemporaty trMevet home with apecloua 4 bedtooma, 3 betha. Enhanced by aupet ''extNa" '"*JUghta, 1eeuu1. hardwood noon. IOl'- mal dlNno room. OCMn v .... from tM decka. 1410.~. C .. 131-1400 TERRJFIC F AML Y HOMEI s.et.r la w•Hng fot en off9f on tMe baeutlfuhy r~ temly home, w~ 4 bedrooma den and formal dlnlng room AM> pthete poof end cabana Of ptayhouMI Call 131-1400 tot detalla. Priced rtght et~ ENGLISH TUDOR -HUNTINGTON IMutlM 5 bedloom hofne with cuatom poof A ..,._ Femlty rootn, 3 flteplecea, Mc:Urtty end many pluMel W• to beech from thla EXCLU8'YE ne6ghbothood. Reduced to SMl,IOO. 131-1400. WESTCLJFF -LARGE FAMILY HOME Thia "lletlol" bultt home la one of tM few 5 bedroom hcMnee for the famtty needing ~/privacy. An Htr• large lot. quiet • .,... Md quehty &eth Md pa.ter con-- 11JUctton,. a.a.tty eya.m, MW copper plUmbiftg. 2 waC. heeten, 2 llfepa1c .. end • ....-oua a&ze kltcheft. tm- preuM emly home. tm.000 tn-elOO. om. by 1500 Dorothy LAM, NB. S.U.-, 1-6. JASMINE CREEK-REDUCEDI ~ 3 bedroom, 3 beth condo wtth wt.wt Un6-ac8Ped br .....,... .... pedo, community p.-and tennlL MDUCfD TO 9111,000 -ownen .,.. Mlldowl CaH 131-1400. BALBOA SUMMER HIDEAWAYI Charming 3 bedroom houM with aeper•t• 1 bedroom cottage on 8elboe taland. Blep9 to bey and terry for ... , OCMn eccMa. Onty 1211.ooor Call 131-1400 or~- NEWPORT CONDO-BOAT DOCK 3 bedroom, 2 YI beth condo with bMt atlP-Large mMlet aulte w/belcony.1et tr"9t deed can be ...urned at IYt'llt. Prtced to ... al 1215,000 F££. 131-1400 VILLA BALBOA-WATER VIEWSI t pacloua 2 bedroom, 2 beth condo wtth MCW'tty •J•tena, ape end community pool Owner wtll cany 1at TO on tht. lovety unit In• locatlon Mer the bech. 12.11,000. 131-1400 BAYSHORES UpgQded Beyahorea 3 bedroom, 2 be"' hcMM with ,... mod1l1d kJtc:Mft end bethrooma PLUS new carpet• and beeft'Md celttngal Large euimy patio on llwlng room-;wtced to ... et 1225,000. LH. Call 131-1400 '°' detah. VILLA BALBOA MODEL Hewet ltved Int TM• 19 • 2 bedroom. 2 be"' condo toded with extreal Decorator drapea, mlcrowaw. rainge. ,.1nger etor. Prtv ... end MCurlty pied. A auper bUy et 1115.000' CMll31-1400 COSTA MESA COND0-$115,000 ap.rtrMng 2 bedloom, 2 YJ beth condo ... turM 2 ~. one In ..,.... .,,,..,., autt.. tneld1 new cspetl and dr....._ OUWde cloM to pool end ape! Auume tow tntereat t9te loen. w .. priced.131-1400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. R EALTORS Q 2436 W. Coa!>t Hwy Nt>wpnrl IWi'\d1 6:s 1-1 ioo 'i 15 Mttr11w A\" Balho" 1 .. 1and ,, 7:l-h900 "'Vf'<'iali1i n11 in prop"r'' 1111 tht' '-Oh·r . 111·11r th1· .. ,111·r . 111111 .. ,,h \ , .... of .. ,,Irr •• STW IT! Almost 2 lots for the price of one In a quiet cul de sac location. 4 Roomy Bedrooms, 1¥.. Baths, Eat-In Kitchen, Large covered patio & room to build tennis court or pool or whatever your heart desires. 5% or 10% Down. Priced to Steal at $129,900. CALL: llAIE PtmlNL-YOLPE 551-1111 DlllE PIOEIPOL-VOLPE $25,000 PRICE REDUCTIOI R~M~ 551-8191 This Newport Beach BEAUTY was $290,000. It is now $275,000 and what a BUY! RV access, Triple garage, Lush outdoor privacy for the sparkling pool & spa. "3" Roomy bedroms, "2" Fireplaces, "1" Incredible value. CALL: llAIE PlmlPIL-YILPE 111-1111 GARDEN OF EDEN Grow vegetables, pick fruit, collect eggs & feast from your own harvest all year long ... Thls plus 2 bedroom cottage and room to build. Eastside eden 5% -10% down. $129,000. OW.: llllE PIETUNL-YILPE 01-1111 MORE FOR THE IOIEY! 4 Private Bedrooms, 21.h Separate Baths, Larve Uving- Famlly Room Area, Brick Fireplace, Central Air, Communi- ty Pool & Spa, Lighted Tennis Courts And Bike Trail. IRVtNE'S BEST BUY for ONLY $133,000. t CW.: IWIE PlmlPIL-YILPE 111-1111 IEW 01 THE IAllET ctiARMING SINGLE LEVEL 4 BEDROOM HOME ON QUIET COURT STREET. EXTRA NICE FEATURES, HARD- WOOD FLOORING IN ENTRY WAY & DINING ROOM. DELIGHTFUL "GARDEN ROOM", AND EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD. PRICED AT $169,950. CALL .llOllE OllLllAI MESA VERDE ORIGINAL OWNER OFFERS NEAT 4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH BUCCOLA BUil T HOME, SECLUDED LOCATION, EX- CELLENT FLOOR PLAN, WOOD FLOORS, 3 CAR GAR- AGE, PRICED AT $247,500. JIOllE UllLEIU LIKE IEW CONDO THIS WELL LOCATED 3 BDRM CONDO IS JUST LIKE NEW! NEW CARPETING & FLOORING, ALL NEW WIN- DOW COVERINGS & FRESH PAINT MAKE THIS $107,000 HOME A COSTA MESA "BEST BUY''. CALL JIOllE llllllEIAI NEWPORT HEIGHTS CUSTOM ONE OF A KIND NEWER CUSTOM HOME. 4 BDRMS, 4% BATHS, PRIVATE CENTRAL ATRIUM YARD, LARGE 3 CAR GARAGE AND MORE. ASKING $425,000. CALL FOR PRIVATE SHOWING . .l&CllE IWllLllWI CENTRAL ATRIUM POOL HOME SINGLE LEVEL 4 BEDROOM HOME BUil T AROUND CENTRAL COURT YARD. EXTRA LARGE LOT WITH PATIO AND PLAY YARD COMPLETE THIS FAMILY ENTERTAINING HOME. CLOSE TO MESA VERDE COUN- TRY CLUB. $269,000. JICllE UllLllU . - BAYFROIT $850,000 ASSUME $6001 AT 9~ Owner w/carry 2nd T.D. Two 3 bdrm units + 1 bdrm unit over 3 car garage. Immaculate Lido Isle trip- lex-possibility to convert to pri- vate residence with separate in- come unit. Excellent opportunity. W IOllEIS 631-1266 EASTBLUFF 5 BDRM/ ASSUMABLE $229,000 DUSTIC PRICE REDUCTIOI! Assume existing 1st TD. No qualify- ing necessary. Just $200 Fee. $193,000 balance. Spacious re- modeled family home. New kitchen & baths. Just reduced-great value. UE llllEll 631-1266 RAE RODIEllS RVMtx· 131-1218 NEWPORT HEIGHTS-VIEW $439,000 Dramatic Dessert Architecture & Design. 4. bdrm home remodeled and expanded. 2nd story just completed. $3,500 sq.ft. of entertainment and living area. View from most living areas. Observation deck and spa. This is a superb property very fairly priced. For exclusive showing call W llllEIS 63 1-1266 NEWPORT HEIGHTS CLASSIC Superb newer 4 bdrm home with traditional design. Gourmet Island kitchen with exceptional features. Separ- ate format dining with fireplace. Every custom extra you could Imagine! Massive deck with spa. It's a dream! $389,000. w 1111£11631-1266 CLIFF HAVEl-$149,000 3 BEDROOM 2% bath condo. Spacious 2 story with separate dining room. Low down payment. Assume $120,000 1st TD. W RlllEIS 631-1266 BRAND NEW CUSTOM PRIME Newport 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! EXCLUSIVE SHOW- INGS. Call for appointment. UE llllEll BACK BAY-14 ACRE W/POOL This superlative 4 bedroom home combines elegance and casual live-style. Spacious newer home with family room & family kitchen. Superb grounds and pool area, 3 car garage. Asking $370,000. W 1111111631-1266 IEWPORT HEIGHTS W/GUEST UlllT · LOW DOWN-ASSUME 1st Completely remodeled & expanded In 1982. Delightful tradltlonal 2 bedroom, den home. Two story with ocean view from sun decks. Complete assumable financing. Great opportunity! $283,000. UE llllEll 631-1266 I ' I I 6 ~ 234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA • 631-1266 I . . .. . R 14f4Wi WAik •·Mm• RIMk,'**' ~ a1w1 ~ ··~·'l"'S""i:a· ~ '*'*' MW 1 ·11w1 .-.. e1m> ~atai> WMIC e1w1 ~ •msma ~~ I I ~ WE llEED YOUR LISTINGS HOIE OF THE WEEK UIDA ISLE 5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, Family Rm ., Din. RM., Large Master Suite w/sltting area, maids quarters, room for 2 large boats up to 65 foot. $700,000 1st & 2nd TD both assumable at low rate, steal at $1 ,250,000 incl. the land, must move Inland. Ill I llYIE IMP "COIOIA DEL MAR BAYFRONT'' Custom 5 bdrm, 4.5 bath, 2 master suites, beautiful large living room with spectacular view. 3 fireplaces, wet bar & room for 3 boats up to 55 ft. Best buy on bayfront at $1,195,988. Reduced to $1, 145,000. Ill 01 HYIE IMP Ll>O ISL£ PRM:ST LOCATION Complete turning basin views from this 4 Br, 4 Bath remodeled home with new kitchen, baths. Beau. tne work. plus dock for 50 ft. yacht. $1 ,950,000. IN II llYIE IHP FASHIOIAILE HAllOR RIDGE LEASE OPTIOll 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. Ill II HYIE rHP. IEWPOITS KllGS IOAD One of the finest bay, ocean & Catalina views. The home is designed for entertaining, including 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, large dining, game room with sit down bar, very large pool. Priced at $425,000 (land quote Is $190, 102). Great buy. Ill tr 11¥11 DIP EL£GAICE II CAMEO SHORES Beautiful family home with 5 bdrms, 5 baths, formal living & dining, ocean view, stunning backyard with gazebo, pool, jacuzzi, wet bar & full bath. 3 private beaches. Excellent entertaining. $529,000. Ill 01 llYIE IMP SEAVIEW'S BEST BUY 4 Br. & 2.5 Bath, family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar, nice yard, view of city & ocean. Security guard gate + pool & tennis. $395,000 ... N 11¥11 IMP TUDE IAYFIOIT FOR BAYFRONT W/OOCl 3 BR, 2'h BA, Fam. Rm. Huge master suite w/ jacuzzi rm., 5 yr. old home w/all new decor, 2 lrg decks, 30 ff. boat dock. Asking $535,000 w/ $270,000 1st T.D. assumable at 12.5% ... M llYll IMP IEWPORT BEACH Highly upgraded with oak floors, gourmet kitchen, Frenchdoors, 2 hot tubs. 3 bdrm, 2 baths. $309,000 or trade ... M MYIE I• Bob I Dovie loop Bob loop, Jr. I TOP SILES PRODUCER FOR CIUF. 1913 El IEWPOIT HEIGHTS IJ Catalina, Bay and Ocean Views, from this three bedroom, f two bath, two fireplaces, separate family room, pool, room ~ to add. Walk to town & Lido, very motivated.Seller can I carry large Note. Submit any offer. 1111 llYIE IMP 1· IAYCIEST IEWPOIT 4 bedroom 21h bath formal dining, famlly room, breakfast area, large yard with pool, will trade Condo Jasmine Creek ~ or Newpor:t. Asking $325,000. • AB llYll I• I 0 I I I "WIUllOUS VILLA BALBOA" Villa Balboa's largest penthouse, 1st time offered. 3 bdrm 2 bath, family roor.1, wet bar, formal living and dining. $265,000. Great terms. IR • llYIE IW SPYGWS Hill CDI LUSE 4 bedroom 3 bath, format dining room, family room, den or maids quarters. Beautifully decorated with oak floors, large yard with spa and view of city. 3 patios. Lease at $3,000 month. Ill • llYIE lllP SPYCWS Hit• ,. I. I 4 bedroom, 3 bath, forrT'.... 10 'Tiiiy room, den or maids room, beautf> s· 0 ... ..1dk floors, custom carpets, 3 patios. Lt ..• spa & vrew of city. Will trade for Del Mar or . .J Santa Fe . $599 000. •er ~ MYIElllP ' • CORDIA DEL MAR DUPW I 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 f $260,000 .... NYIE 1• I COIOIA DEL MAI DUPLEX 1· 2 Bedroom 1 bath $700.00 Mo. 2 bedroom 1 bath $650.00. Bachelor $400.00 Mo. Finance 1st T.O. $11 ,800 at 6.75% 2nd T.O. $204,000 at 13%. Steal at $250,000. IN f All llYIE IMP i HORSE PROPEITV QOTENTIAl 66X300 S.A He " 1,000 per month. Very ,.OJ TE motivated. J\~~C. ~ , . Must sell. Submit any offer. 1111111¥11 I...., 5 UNITS COSTA MESA Four 2 Bdr. 1.5 Bath one 1 Bdr. 1 Bath, Approx 8 years old. 2 Separate bldgs. Total tncome$30,060. Submit any offer. lllNllYlllMP I I I I BOB & DOVIE KOOP I I 234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA • 631-1266 ~-----------------------------------~~ - ~ • l ' - I ' l I I 1 f I i -l I . t ' I I ~ l I ' . I I I I I I .. I I I I I .. t • . . .. --....... ::a ... - 14 -Orange County Reel Estate/An Ad~ertlslng supp 1 lement to the. DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21. 1964 .· Time may be ripe for investing in commercial field Instead of apartments, try office buildings or shopping centers The real estate investor who finds the apartment market too hot to Jump into may want to look toward shopping centers and office buildings. The hidden market for these types of commercial buildings is becoming more apparent as multi-residential building prices climb because of decreasing avail- ability, according to the West's leading broker of investment real estate. The trend was in evidence at recent Marcus & Millichap real estate brokerage investor's seminars held In four California cities. The West's largest Investment real estate brokerage firm featured $450 1T1iliion worth of property at Its trademark semi-annual seminar. Income properties valued at $221 million were brought to market In the five days prior to tht' June 13-15 seminars. Mark Van Ness, regional manager of the firm's Newport Beach office, said the "contrarlan" theory Is beginning to ap- pear among Investors looking for af- fordable deals. "We're seeing increasing numbers of investments in shopping centers and office buildings as Investors go contrary to the trend In the marketplace. which has been apartment complexes. Apartments are in great demand right now and prices are up as a result of the demand, so we are predicting good opportunities for In- vestors in shopping centers and other commercial bu1ld1ngs " Van Ness said any real estate Invest- ment is a good one, although apartments may result in a return quicker than other properties. "While the apartment investor will experience a holding period of two to five years. the shopping center or office building investor may hold for four to seven years. The profit Is there -he may just have to wait a little longer, partially a result of depreciation tax conseqences." Marcus$ Mllllchap's Newport Beach office still does 49 percent of its business in apartment complexes. But statistics indicate that more shopping centers. office buildings and Industrial complexes have been listed with the firm since January 1, an increase of 73 percent over the previous year. The seminars. which began In 1980. have been. a medium for Marcus & Milllchap to display properties It has exclusively listed throughout the West and Southwest. The firm. which operates In 11 cities. held seminars In Dallas. Beverly Hills. Irvine, San Diego and San Francisco this year. Another series is scheduled in several Southern and Northern California cities this fall. The seminars ar'! open by Invitation oly to current and potential clients of Marcus & Millichap ilnd reflect a cross- section of Inventory It may have hsted exclusively at any one time. Investors representing partnerships, syndicators. institutions. developers, or themselves must have a minimum $500,000 in cash or equity to attend. Old plow, new homes Geoffrey Stack (riCbt). preeldent of Retta Homes Corp.. and Jerry Barron, re&lonal ulea manacer for HoueholcJ Finance, wield a 100- year·old plow at &round-breakln& ceremonies for Pointe Nt&ael, • lmry apartment community lo Lacuna NICUI. Woodbridge Seaport location attracts buyers Proximity to work. play and quaint Cape Cod style cited by new homeowners Location was a major cons1derat1on for Rick and Denise Bottome when they selected a Woodbridge Seaport home by Irvine Pac1f1c. Both Air Cal fhght attendants. the couple were attracted to the Woodbridge ~aport homes for that reason. .. Denise and I lead very acttve lifestyles and working as fllght attend- ants." said Bottome "We wanted a central location that would be clo~ to work. recreational areas and shopping centers Woodbridge Seaport was the natural choice " For Mrs. Bottome. location also was important. But equally important was "the quaint Cape Cod styling. vaulted ceilings and country kitchen with oak cabinets that give Woodbridge Seaport homes an open, spacious feeling." she said Fireplaces, parquet entries and valuted cemngs with skylights are a few of the standard features available with the Woodbridge Seaport homes. along with requires minimum maintenance. And the front yard and common landscaped areas are maintained by the Woodbridge Sea- port Maintenance Association. That gives us plenty of time to enjoy the recreational facilities Just a short walk away." Woodbridge Seaport owners can take advantage of the Woodbridge South Lake Beach Club, a recreational complex offering sand beaches and swimming lagoon with waterslides. a small marina for sail and people-powered boats. and volley ball courts. Also close by are other recreational facilities including tennis courts and swimming pools. Woodbridge Seaport homeowners automatically become dues-paying mem- bers of the Woodbridge Seaport Mainten- ance Association, which maintains all front yards and common areas. and the Woodbridge VIiiage Association. which operates and maintains all recreation facllltles and common areas throughout Woodbridge. The one-and two-story detached Woodbridge Seaport homes each offer private rear or side yards with attached two-car garages and are priced from the mid-$140.000s. ~ting decor and kitchens with ceramic Woodbridge Seaport can be reached tile counter tops. from the Santa Ana or San Diego freeways Denlae and Rlck Bottome aeated ln thelr Woodbrtqe Seaport home. "With both of us working full time. we by taking the Culver Drive exit north or don't want to spend our spare time doing south to the Alton Parkway entrance to Woodbridge Seaport will be on your right yard work," Rick added. "There's plenty Woodbridge. Turn right on West Yale Just P.B'\t ~~rve. of yard ·~~.'!fim't~~l:i~ ~ ... ,~:,:!':~x·:~~;.,~ ... ~, .• ~·.~~~~.·;!~~=#~~ - Orange County Real Estate/An AdvertJ8'ng sopplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Juty 21. 1984 _ 15 uilder constructs is own house atop an Clemente hill ty Ridge custom lo cated on 's highest point Builder Robert J. Frazer of Laguna has broken ground for a Med1ter- an-style. 3,200 square-foot custom e he Is constructing himself at Misty e. a custom lot community by WSLA ~lopment Corp., nestled on the high- point In San Clemente. According to Frazer. the exclusive 'e -designed by architect Wayne ny -will feature three bedrooms. 2''2 'ls, a spacious living room, den and rial dining room. Highlights of the Frazer residence. ides the ocean view. will be an open rtyard, French and paneled doors. .a wood-burning fireplaces. a three- garage. and an abundance of tile and j brass inerior hardward. Douglas fir ;ilso be featured throughout the home The home Is being built by Frazer's company, Robert Frazer Construc- He has also purchased two additional :; for custom homes. including the one is own residence. "Misty Ridge was an easy choice e it's 'the best buy' In the area." Frazer "For location price and exceptional e nothing compares. and we aprec1ated the fact that these well- developed lots were ready for construc- tion "He also noted that WSLA Develop- ment offers a financing package that makes 1t easy to purchase. A prime selling point at the 80-lot community 1s its location at 778 feet above sea level. affording spectacular v1~ws Misty Ridge Residents will have a 109 5 mile vista of the Pac1f1c Ocean as well as a panorama of the rolling hills that surround San Clemente Planning has ensured that the lots take full advantage of the views and the layout of the community without visual obstruction of one home by another Misty Ridge. with its fully prepared building sites. also otters custom home lot buyers an alternative to the expense of engineering a Siie to accommodate a res1derce Included in the preparation package is a complete soil study, handled by WSLA Development. as well as grading the cleanng of obstructions such as trees. roots and boulders Fully constructed building pads ranging in size from 6.000 square feet to 16.000 square feet are also included Pnces at the 63-acre community begin at $85.000 and range to $240,000 Financing packages include one that requires as little as 10 percent down on a Builder Robert Frazer conatructing hie own home at Maty Ridge. loan amortized over 30 years at 12 percent and payable 1n three years. at 12.5 due in four years and at 13 percent when due in five years. Other plans allow buyers to tailor payments to 1nd1v1dual incomes Misty Ridge 1s less than one mile from the Santa Ana Freeway. Take the Aven1da Pico off-ramp and turn left. Then turn right at Avemda Pres1d10, and at the top of the hill. proceed lef1 on Aven1da Salvador to the community For fur1her information call Mariners Point Realty. exclusive sales agency for the development. at 498-2310 or 498-5830: or v1s1t the agency office at 142 Aven1da del Mar in San Clemente REALTY The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm 0.1.1. ICWI I UY Ytnn PI0,000 Architecturally st unning 3 bdrm home featured m Home & Gardens magazine Pnme romer locataon only 1 block from the beach Terrific Vlew. CHIU llllLllll FUllllS Y1EW SlH,000 Secluded & very private 3 bdrm home with panoramic ocean view. Elegant and comfortable with large family room & private VleW spa ,.,. lllUCI .. .. 1111,000 Prime location with spectacular ocean & bay views. Large 3 bdrm home plus detached apart- ment. Finest quality construction Pnvate patto & pool. IRY• flM.f -11Jt,IOO Notacondo! Nicely ma.antained 3 bdrm home with encl<llled yard & covered patio. Ternfic lo- cation-walk to pool, tennis & clubhouse Qwet street. c.1.1. FIXER IPPH 11n,ooo "" um1, WUTCUff AIU ....... 2 bdrm home on fuU ssu..e R-2 lot.Cute as can be Beautifully decorated 3 bdrm home with airy with fireplace. beam ceilmgs & enclosed patio. atrium and professionally landscaped pat10 Needs some fixing, but a temfic value Spacious & a delight to sho'A IOYH SUIES l&YFH~ . 1111,000 UH llll IUI CLl ... U l"l,IOO 60 feet on. the. bay With a private pier & n~~· 4 Nicely decorated 4 bdrm home on l l!z lots. Private bdrm family s1i.e home with den & formal dmmg sunny patio. 2 upstairs bdnns. Verv separate & area Large bays1de pat.Jo ideaJ for entertaining. suit.able for m laws - WIE C .. HPlO '411,111 Ocean side of PCH. 3 bdrm, and 3 baths m EACH unit plus fireplaces. jacuzz.ies and patios. Ocean Vlew sundeck. Only l year old. AUTIH lfW LISTlll 1211,000 Perfect family home freshly painted & carpeted with nice enclOSt'd yard & pool 3 bdrms, & ronvertable den 2 flrepla<.'E'S. Really a great value 112,000 llWl-WISTCIFf 1111,MO Assume low interest loan plus seller wtll carry 2nd! 2 bdnn. 2 bath end unit condo with fireplace. Perfect location FlllT ... .... .... Sweeping uninterrupted Vlew of bay. ocean and city lights. Spac1ous 2 bdrm & den home in exclUStve Irvine J'errace reduced to seule estate. (714)873-4400 (213)628-2828 2865 E. Coast Highway-Corona del Mar • I - 1 ' I i t I i • l I ( l I I I I I I I : ) I I ~ 16 -Orange cOunty Rear arateiAH AdVEtrtlsJ~~ wppie~t to t~ UAIL y Pf COT /Salllrday: J'1ty 2l, 1984 I I - I I HOMES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM * * 1223 Bayside Dr, Corona del Mar 644-6200 $650,000 Sun 1-5 720 Goldenrod, COM 644-7211 $199.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 483 Morning Cyn,CDM 759-1642 $295,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 9 Northhampton (Belcourt HI) Npt Bch 644-6200 $560,000 Sat/Sun 10-6 2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN * • 9 Ocean Vista, Npt Bch 644-6200 $535,000 Sat 1-5 2025 Port Bristo!, (HVHms) NB 675-6000 $242,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 BEDROOM * 427 Catalina, Npt Bch 645-0303 $237,500 2592 Arbor Or . Bayshores 631 -1400 $225,000 20451 Bayview Ave (Back Bay) 494....7748 $148.000qs Sun 1-5 363 Bayview Terrace(Back Bay)NB Sun 1 4 Sat 1-4 &42-5261 $168,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 9161 Chrtstlne. Huntington Beach 963-6767 $145,000 Sunday 2-6 2535 Crestview (Bayshores) Npt Bch &.44-9060 $259,000 Sun 2-5 2535 Crestview (Bayshores) Npt Bch 6«-9060 $259,000 Sun 1-5 1218 Devon Ln, Npt Bch 631-1266 $255.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 19 Driftwood, Shorecfltfs. CdM 673-1181 $479,000 Sunday1-5 ............ ., .. ,.,, .................. . ...__ J.,;..6..4 -• • • • • 1520 E Ocean Blvd (Penn) Npt Bch 760-8333 $384,500 Sun 9-1 2463 Irvine Ave .. Back Bay, CM 675-6000 $199.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 *368 Genoa Lane. Eastslde Costa Mesa 631-1400 $118,000 Sat 1-5 720 Larkspur. Corona del Mar 644-9060 $349,000 Sat 1-5 903 Lombard, Costa Mesa 963-7171 $149,000 Saturday 11-3 2451 Marino (Bayshores) Npt 8ch 673-7761 $397,000 Sun 1-4 3335 Ocean Blvd .• Corona del Mar 675-6000 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 403-409 Poppy, Old Corona del Mar 675-6000 $219,000 Sat . 1-5 * 4501 Wayne Rd., Cameo Hinds. CdM 675-6000 $350.000 Sat. 1-5 1977 Port Cardiff HVH 644-6926 Sat/Sun 1-4 11 Rue Verte (Bg Cyn) Npt 8ch 644-6200 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1406 Santanella, Irvine Terrace. CdM 759-1877 $289,500 Fee Sunday 1-5 1419 Santanella Terr, CdM 644-7020 S298.500fee 19501 Sierra Seco. Irvine 644-7020 $219,000 10 Morning Glory. Irvine 644-7020 $275.000 214 Via Ithaca (Lido) Npt Bch Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 675-6161 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ** 124 Via Udo Nord. Lido Isle. N.B. 851-9987 $980,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 606 W. Oceanfront (Penn) Npt Bch 760-8333 $575,000 Sun 1-5 3 BR pin FAM RM or DEN • 1110 Rkjgecrest Or (M. Hinds) C.M. 644-6200 $149,500 SaUSun 1-5 1730 Pak>ma. Newport Beach &42-5200 $217 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * 41 Balboa Coves (Balboa Coves) N. B. 760-8333 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 401 Begonia. Corona del Mar 644-6200 $535,000 2990 Countryclub Or. Mesa V«de Sun 1-5 559-6221 $174,900 Sun 1-5 1419 Dolphin Terr. Irv. Terr. CdM 675-5930 $785.000 fee Sunday 1-5 1322 Keef Or (H.V.Hls) Npt Bch 6«-6200 $349,000 Sun 2-5 1911 Kings Rd, Newport Beach 631-1266 $425,000 3116 Klondike. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $245,000 Sun 1-5 Sat. 1 .... 1800 Leeward Ln, Baycrest, Newport Sch &.42-5200 Sunday 1-5 1528 Orange Aw.(Com. Palmer)Coeta Mesa 673-1600 $215,000 Sunday 11_. 1847 Port Sheffleld. H.V Homes, N.Bch &44-9060 $265,000 Sunday 1-5 16411 Sierra; FountaJn Veney 963-6767 $131,000 Sunday 1-5 3107 Sumatra.(Mesa Verde) C.M. ~5880 $129,900 Sat/Sun 1 .... 3 Valley View, Turt._ock, lrvtne 770--0775 $253,000 Sat/Sun 1-7 3058 Ven Buren, Costa Mesa M6-2313 $123.900 Sa 1-5/Sun 2-5 18856 Via Messina, Turt*ock. trv. 640-4888 $249.900 fee Sunday 1-5 1609 Whtte Oak (M. Verde) C M . 751-3191 $129,900 Sun 1-5 162«< Whitt* Lane, Hunt. Beach 897-6117 $178.500 S.• 12 .... 48EDROOll * * 63 Beacon Bay, Newpot1 8wt'I 644-6200 $975,000 Sun. 12-5 2215 Meyw Pt. Cost• M9ea 549-2644 $110,975 Sat/Sun 1-5 303 Ml"ord (C. Shra) CdM &.44-8200 $695,000 . • 236 SherwOOd Plllee. eo.ta MMe 871·2495 1180,000 Sunday 1-5 2409 Via Marina. Npt Bch 645-0303 $315,000 Sat 12-5 4 BR pl• FAii RM or DEN •• 1206 Cambridge, Npt Bch 759-9100 $329,000 Sun 1:30-4:30 •~ 16922 Mllltna Bey Dr. Hunt. Hatbour 759-9100 S665,000 Sun 2-4 • 1921 KJnga Road(Vu). Clltthaven, N.B. 642-5200 $625,000 Saturday 1-5 * 1970 Port Ounle6gh Cir. Npt Bch 786-7500 $324,000 SaVSun 2-S • * 2001 Galatea. Corona def Mar 759-9100 $789,500 Sun 1-5 * 2601 Blectcthom ~Bluff) NB 67~ $270, UH Sun 1-5 * • 223 PolnMtt1a. Old CdM 67~ $795,000 SaVSun 1-5 * 300 Bay9lde Dr. Corona def Mar 76G-8333 $270,000 Sun 1-5 1624 Antigua (Ovr Sht9) Npt Bch 76().8333 $495,000 Sun 12-4 18 BalUna Court, t~ Grett, NB ~7171 $179,.900 Sunday 12-4 * 1808 GlllaXy, ~ Shot-. N.B. 646-7171 $700,000 Sunday 2-6 1015 Cheyenne. ca.ta .... 546-2313 $152,000 Sa 1-4/Sun 1-4 **2104 E. Oceanfront. Pennlnsola 631-1400 $1, 150,000 Sat 1-5 1441 Galaxy Or, OoYW Shores, Npt Beach 548-5647 $330,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *1700 Galaxy Or, Dover Shor•, N.B 759-1501 $600,000F. Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1700 Galaxy Or, DoYer 5norea, N.B 759-1501 S600,000Fee Sat/Sun 1-5 2821 HW'bor Vtew Or. H. V. Hiiis 644-9060 $&49,500 Sunday 1-5 * •448 lsabetla Terrace COM 760-9031$845,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 615 Mlcheal Pt (Newport Hgt) Npt Beach 760-8333 $299,000qs Saturday 1-5 46 MlssJon Bay (Spygls) CdM 760-8333 $599,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2029 National, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $123,000 Sat. 1-4 26 Royal St. George (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch 644-6200 $995,000 Sun 1-5 26 Rue Grand Ducal. rug Canyon, Npt Bch 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1-4 16327 Shedbulh, FountaJn Valley 963-6767 $159,900 Sunday 1-5 * *222 Via Udo Nord, Udo ltle, N.B 644-9060 $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5 400 Vista Flora (Blutf9) Npt Bch 759-9100 $195,000 Saty 1-5 '454 Vista Roma (Blutfs) Npt Bch ~ $269,000 Sat 1-5 3363 Wisteria. eo.t. Mee& 645-0303 $187,500 Sun 1-5 2774 Maltard, Coeta Meea 645-0303 $229,600 Sun 1-5 2755 Albetra., Coeta Mea 645-0303 $186,000 Sun 1-5 2105 Yactrt MtlcN9f (Seew) Npt Bch 760-8333 $418,000 Sun 2-5 1909 Yacht Purtbln, Newport 8eed'I 64<4-0903 $429,000 Sun 1-5 2111 Yacht Wandef91, Seavtew. N.B 552--0642 $3$9,000 Sun 1 .... Orange County Real Estate/An.Adyectisj~s+'PS?~t to ihe OA!~Y PILQT/S turd'W, -4uJy 21. 19&f :-1l 58EDROOM * * 1633 BaysJde Or, Npt Bch 631-1266 $995,000 Sat/Sun 2-6 5 BR pfue FAM AM Of DEN * • 14 Geoeve (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch 760-8333 $2,000,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * * 239 Via Lido Soud (lido) Np1 Bch 759-9100 $1,550,000 OaJty 1-5 * • 24 Mlssk>n Bay (Spyglass) CdM 760-8333 $699,500 Sat 1-5 * • 30 Royal St. George (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch 644-6200 $1 , 195,000 Sat 1-5 •• 6 TrafaJger. Harbor Ridge 640--t868 $1 ,950,000 Sunday 1-5 *• 7 Muir Beach Cr., Spyglass, CdM 640-4868 $1 ,550,000 Sun 1-5 2215 Alta VlS1a (E.blutf) 644-6200 $289 ,500 Sun 1-5 1600 Sea Belt Cir (Spygls) CdM 644-6200 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2601 lsJand View, Harbr Vu Hiiis, 6«-9060 $375,000 Sunday 1·5 220 Jasmine, COM 644-7211 $469,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **218 Via Udo Nord, Lido Isle, N.B 644-9060 $1,950.000 Sunday 1-5 I BEDROOM ***• 101 Via Lido Soud(Udo) N.B. 675-6161 $4,850,000 SaVSun 1-5 6 BR pfue FAM RM or OEN ** 103 Via Udo Soud, Npt Bch 759-9100 $3,750,000 Sat 1-5 ***• 107 Miiford (C. Shrs) CdM 64--4-6200 $1,599,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 CONDOS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 11 Flores, Irvine 644--70200$ 199,900 . , Sat 1-5 9 Aue Vmats (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch 760-8333 $425,000 Sun 1-5 2009 Vlsta Caudal (Blurts) Npt Bch 759·9100 $219,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 813 W. 15th St, Newpol1 8eact1 646-7171 $174,500 Sunday 10-2 2 BR pfua FAM RM 01 DEN 221 Nata/Nobteza (Bluffs) Npt Bch 759-9100 $350,000tee Sun 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2BA 140 Brookline (Montloello) C.M 646-7434 $97,500 Sun 12-4 3BEDROOM 2413 Richmond (MontloeUo) C.M. 646-7434 $101,500 Sun 12..-. *#7 Stardust (Turtlerod<), IMne 476-1929 $188,000 Sunday 1-5 133 Yonctown (Monticello) C.M. 646-7434 $101,500 Sun 12-4 48EDROOM #5 Rue Chateau Royal (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch 646-7434 $649.000 Sun 1-5 DUP1..EXE&1a1 1561 Miramar, Balboa Pen. P1 642~5200 $29,000 Sunday 1-5 2 Br plua 3 Br * * 63 Beaoon Bay. Newport Bead'I 644-6200 $975,000 Sun. 12-5 •Spe *Pool ••Wstemont * * * Wetemont & Pool v GIYe eddr .. at guard g.ate • .. I 1 I i 4 l I l t l ·1 i l I I I I I I .. . > I > I I I .. f .,, l'dephone Sen ke: \londa~-Frida) 8 :00 ·\. \l.-5:30 P .M. Bu ... ine!," Counter: \1 onda)-Friday 8:00 \. \1.-5:30 P.M. Ull UPI. •WF•TIWUTCUff Wh.it a buy' Tht' bank took thas property back I & is wil.IJ.ng to give It away at $219.000. ~ Tlus is tremendously below others in thi.s presuge area. As:sW1'M! $150.000 1st at 12" hxf'd 4 BR. 2 BA. oak han:Jwood firs, fr windows. drs & skylights Ron Ort says you'll love 1t" UIUJI IUCI ClllO Cream puff "pnde of ownerstup" condo m H B End urut w l frplc Low pnre $82.900. assume $50,000 1st TD at 9 ~. ft><eE \U U '\E1 I I ·m a 111 j 101 Yia Ll41 S.14 e,. SIS 1-1 1 .,1'1 1 Marvelous6 Br bayfront, 78' on bay, pool, t::' 1'·111 spa. 100' boat space. $4,850,000 SEIVIEW -BY OWIER OPEi SUIDI Y 1-5 Spacious 2 story, 4 bedroom, 3 bath home Large yard-excellent Vlew. Beautiful covered pat10, perfect for entertammg. New lJght beige carpet. Close to corrununity pool, spa. tenrus 1•21,000 10.1'-FllUClll TO e1WFIEI lmlS 1 IOI Y Miit hritM, •.,.rt hH91 &44-0903 ........ w. ..... .. w. Gnnll 1112 leanll .... OPEi HOISES 1·1 UTlllAY 3 BR. FR 20 Tahoe USA nrrt 1211,IOO lerhr Ylew IMHS 2518 Wavecres \\ 1·d111·-.tf a, 1'1111r-.d a\ I 11.l.1' ".itunf.1, ""1111d.1 \ ... ,,, \1 fl11 I II, ... \\ 1•cl I h u r .. Frida' hi l ::\O p .m Charming Spanish 3 Br 2 Ba on 45' lot, lrg l:.Hl p .m I deck, courtyard. pier & slip. $1.100,000 l.ll/llDll: .. =: I 'lfl 4 BA, FR I. IATTllWI SU0,000 !·" p .r11. 1214 YIA ITUU o,. SIS 1-1 SPYIUSS PEIFECTIOI .HIO p .m Be ·tul 3 B 2 Ba l c lace WITH 110° VIEW o.r... .. , .., 720 Larkspur 3 BRl2BRI 1BA SIDI OlO •1 1, aun r, . p ayroom, irep . " I d JI 111 beam ceilings Xlnt financmg. $420,000. C.\~CELLATIO' & COHRE(:TIONS: UYSllE llllYE IAYFRllT CHIO Jetty & Bay Vlew, ne wly decorated MaJ Kai, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 40' patio. $695,000. PUllSIU -E ICWIFllllT ( .1111·1·llat1on ... dlld 1·11rr1·1·tio11 .. rmn Ocean & Jetty views, marine room. 4 Br. 1,,. 111.1111· 011 -.<11111· cl1·adl1n1· .. a-. aho' t•. 3 Ba, 3700 sq. ft , car parking. $1 ,285,000 Pl1·a-.1· a ... }. fur a 1·an1·t'llatinn UYSllE PUCE UYFllllT numl>t•r \\ 111·11 1 ;i11c·1·1lin ~ ~our ad. Spectacular bayfront dplx 2 Br. 2 Ba up, EH HORS: 2 Br, 2 Ba down. 2 boat spaces. $1,250,000. ( h t•l'k 'our ad rlaih and rt•port 1·rrnr... imrnt'flialt'h . I ht· I> \II ' J>IJ 0 I a""Umt' ... lictl>1l11\ for tht• f1r-.1 i11e ·11rri•1 t 1n .. .-r111111 on h . CLASSI FI ED 642-5678 OPH DAILY 2-6 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. dining room, 2 car garage. Single family or duplex. Easy access. Best beach with white water view. Owner Enjoy the privacy and tranqulllty of living on Newport Island. Great as- sumable financing available! Re- modeled 4 bdrm, 3 bath and approx. 3500 sq. ft. You own the land and full price is only $525,0001 UllU IUCI NIUSllE Panorarruc ocean & ci ty view, 5 Br 3 Ba. spacious entertammg home $1.100.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J41 Boy\•d• [),,,., NB blS i'llbl IEIEIT RETllUT For sale or trade -Fully furnished 2Br. 2Ba, den & pool siz.e yard. Locates in "THE SPRINGS". Considered to be the finest Country Club in the desert. See to belJeve Full price -$249,000 - excellent fmancmg. Ownrl Agt Weekends/Evenings 957-8300 IPEI TIUY 2-1 111 Ull PUl lllYI, IPnMT IUCI llAl U2 et ... frHt '"' 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, super v1ew Aslung price $385,000 ALSO AV AlLABLE: l bdrm, 1 ba, $255,000i l Bdrm, 1 ba. $275,000; 1 bdrm plus den. $275,000, 1 bdrm plw den, l 'h ba, $375,000 u.1w.n 111-1• Every possible improvement has be<•n Lavished on this spectacular 5 bedroom Nantucket plan. A formal garden surrounds the solar heated pool and spa and overlooks ocean , islands and harbor The kitchen is l'UStomJZ.ed to meet the most dis- l'erm ng homemaker's require- ments. All interior and exterior ap- pointments have been designed by top-fli ght professionals. The own- ers are transferred and the home IS offered at a very competitive $735,000. HPLU $141,000 I-'« Yin h9n 2601 Island \lie SBA.FR nu ... m $311,000 llH c.t1H h i •11 232 Iris 2 BR, Den I. YA&JITWl PI0,000 POmllU 1207 E Balboa 3 BR Tl9 MUii ICWFllllT UH,008 -844-7211 Mardi to your phone 10 I Rud the clu8ffled ac 1 • .:;~::.:'====·=· =-----.... ! place a fut-.ectlng etas-the beat dMla In a I• lltled ad. 642-5878 ment rent.ia. &42-Sf WOOllllHE WATEllFllllT 111n11 sa1a,ooo t Enjoy sailing and fishing on fabulous North Lake. Highly upgraded 3 BR 21h BA, family room, choice location. $208.000 assumable 1st at 13% fixed. 1111141-1224 Et1/Wba 111-M11 # 42 .... lfffl, lnfH (lfJf• HIJ) llllLE HllE '31,100 Double wide with porch and carport. Beautiful 2 Bdrm. 2 bath located on a quiet setting only 1 mile from the beach In Newport. Very private front & rear yards. Call for complete lnfor· matlon. IU CIM CWSIC Walk to the beach from this meticulously maintained 2 bedroom + den, 2 bath home on a 45' lot. This home is cheerful and has charm personified. Priced at $384,000. l1rttta O.rti ..... ... 115-IOOO .... 1111 ITllTEI -1114,111 111,000 YI &n•llLI at 8 '12% int. Try a new 2nd Trust Deed. Small down, low pymts. 3 Bdrm. Up- graded. Call quickly -thia won't last. iiii - s ror :>art- 78 I . ~ lRllll --IHllUlll cen&IE rm. 2 bath, living, dining, laundry m, perfect CdM starte~ home for au family. or single. pnvate beach ·ess. $225,000 (you own land). MotiYltt• Iner lll-1114 1PE1 Sl•Y 1-1 IOIS. .... 14.,NI UY UHR Tl .. MI 1141,000 .. 11J,llO rgC' custom tri-level homes. Pride of ai1 ty throughout. 2 den, 2 lh ba. k 2 car gar. Open house 12-6 Sat & nor by appt. 2141 El•H ltt. c•. MMHI ~., L FHltaia • lealter ROH IEL llAI 1411,000 3 H -Ill -FWILY I• 1wC'St price ever. Builder wants out. 1w interest rate loan available. ood glass & brick make up this 1r~c·ous country-contemporary me· w/spa. Please call for appt. RA llRVll ClllWEU UIUI 144-IOIO tr lni Ill-NII an view, 3 blka to t,>each. Near new br. 2 112 ba, $255,000. Financing 20.000, lOW,\ by owner. Open Sunday 1~5 ~--------------.-............... a ..... ~ Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 1984 -19 ClllU Ill 11&1 on1 s111&1 -an ""' New listing. Dramatic contemporary home on oversized lot. 3-Storv. multi-level 4 BR with ocean view & detached guest quarters. Compare age & sire of this property to others in the area. $495,000. IAI& IWY11 CIUWlll WIH 144-IOIO •r l•s: lli-1111 RARE 200' PRIME ISLAND POINT HOME 4/6 bdrm. big dock(s), play lawn & swim beach. Walk to ocean fun. 7 car parking. Low owner fln. $795,000 (land incl.) Open Sat./Sun. 1-5. Owner (9-5) 650-0202 BUY DIRECT a SAVE U&TNCI Waterfront duplex w/dock Lower 3 BR/2 BA; upper unit 4 BR/3 BA. has potential dividing upper mto 3 BR + studio w/pvt. entrance Im- maculate condition. Owner will finance! $445,000 IAI& l&IYll CILIWELL WIO 144-tOIO lll-1111 Harbor & Canyon View Custom yard w/waterf;lU. J8CUZZJ. chilling pool, flre pit and bWJt-m BBQ Great assumable financing Owner very anxious to sell or trade down for property in the 350K-450K range m CdM or NB. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 21 ..... ltt ...... ~ By owner• 7S§;! 1 ·:~ ~· • • THE lllT CLll -SU .1111 CIPISTUIO Prvt gated cominunity, San qrtrs. movie rm-sound sys. sec Juan Capastrano. New custom sys, mstr bath, .J8C, 3 frplcs 5000 sq ft Victorian on 2 acres~ -Craftsmanship that must be Horses O.K. Zoned air, water seen. Appraised for $850,000 softener sys. gated RV prkg (Asking $750,000) $600,000 cntr, pool, spa, bath house, assum. BBQ area. Gaz.ebo. sep maids IY IWlll.11• ... .....,,. (114) 111-tl21s ..r (114) M1-11M -- Architect offers immaculate 2 BO - 2 bath, 2 car garage, fireplace, new kitchen, professionally landscaped. Three private mner patios. .,.. Sat/Su 1-1 llt-1M2 1330,000 llYEll SIOllES OPll SIT/Sii 1·11t 1'41 l1luy lrin Spacious 4 Bdrm & den. 2 1 2 baths Two 2 car garages. Large lot witr. room for pool or RV parking. 1•1111 RtlliHH, Rtatt.r IU-H4l IEWNIT IUCI llYFlllT This has to be one of the finest water- front homes available. Large Dock will Handle Large Boat 60ft & 2 Smaller Ones. 5 Bdrm. 4 ~ Bath. 4500 Sq. Ft. French Doors & Windows. Brick Deck and Courtyard. Two (2) Stairways. Sl,111,111 lllOY ·-·-IULTll (114) 144 ... ~RA~ lD-PRICE LOW lt,8DO Ba1M MARKEi' VAUE Mm Va* $ll9.500 3 Bim l * bid\ New red & ka:t8l Wllh txx:d\ ~ ts. r.ilHt pa> arrl rra1Y ecn. Che I> s:hxii. ~ ITllP' !fqpg $5808oms IPEI TlllTII llti OAIYH 1111111 open ~ -5 by a ppt only. Pnced to sell today' Sl.795.000 Call PITllCI Tt•l at ll0-1102 for gate entrance and details. 1£119 THAN o.-u f€WOtT BACI BAY WITH root.. GltlAT F~ ~ C<Ut£ Totally ~led. 1900 sq Ct . 3 br. 2 ba. 1 ~,JU pool. El~l ~ masttt su1~ Fam rm & hv nn-open onto shaded bnck pauo, gard4'n wtfounl&ln Beeuuful wood, fan. f1rt'plac-e 3rd br m knotty pt1W pttf«t for of(aop, computtt J skylights. 3 pabOs, 2 car ~ phu workshop BeautJlul k>w maml lndrpt>. IOI.al pnv.-y $24S.OOO ~ 111 TD •t 1 I' By OWntt 336 22nd st. s-48-~72 . . . . ~ . 1 1 I i ~ l I i i I I I I I 1 I t I l ~ I . I I I . f ... - - • ~ • • t • 20 -Orange County Real Estate/An Adv~lsfng supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Juty 21, 1984 R-2 LOT $259,000 CDllll llllWDS Refurbished f ollowlng fl re. New roof, furnace, paint, carpets. etc., etc. 3 BR, 2 BA. room for 2nd unit. Owner may carry 1st T.O. 1221,100 WITH WI Carmef mdl, 3 BR, 2 BA. Good financing. Lowest priced fee property In Harbor View Homes. LllE IEW Remodeled Palermo In H. V. Homes. Lrg. yrd w/spa. Excel- lent financing. $319,000 LH. IEW-YIEW-ClllED ILIU Total remodel Includes: custom bit-ins. beveled glass cabinets. solar hot water, air cond. Mstr suite, spa tub, etc., etc. Over 3000 sq. ft . Owner may carry 1st T.O. ClllEI SlllD -3 Bdr with pool, ocean view. $2650 per mo. Furnished. IAYSllHES Romantic designer's dream house. Just listed -won't last. $397,000 fee. Open Sun 1-4. 2451 Marino. 760-1397 673-7761 --TWO --ONGS TIE IT&Ua CO•PAIY 760-1397 673-7711 ........... .......... ...... .. ........... .... ................ =:::;:.;....;;;..;---._...,. ................. ----~.-~ ...... ....J. ,. ...... 1111 .... lnaal I ... -llii~,_!'•!mll!!.~ --••t1a..n· ..... 111.u mam• .. -.at Ii ~---·-• \HTS In EASTSfOE ••U•RHI ~:Le,"/:=·= 1~ ": -: ........... .. Zoned '°' horMe etc. C.M.wtttigood1'9rt81*-HOME FOR ALL edd on~ room,_ MIWly pmnMd .... w/W .Ult COl'llS'lil•lf; JI-! CM1n link '9noe. box tcwy. Wiii ~ for Meea REASONS 4 8d 1 • opta & drp• Only lowly tteidwood t at8b .tc, 1e fruit trw, V«de home Of' ceny : on ... t>w completely r•-1110975 S.. .. 2215 ~ .nd ..,. 2br din. nn houM. OPEN paper on ..... 10. lx'a =--= ~~ ~~ ~ ue W: M •ye r · p 1., c . M. now. Unuaual "' HOUSE. 20311 Cyptwe. groee. .Allllng $250,000. • • • ._. • 0--/Rltr ~2844 located on the pa S.A. He6ghta. ~2947 call 931_1400 for me.... for ••nn•• court or ~ eppo611tment. leg.a two unite Ol lftl nor.e..S1M,400 W......... t• uaed • llf99,....... IDT 1111 • 11 11 -wAn.H.f'RoNT p e A c e . IT'--dia· 1 Al..-.. enc1 P11110 Just Hated ,...., up-HOMt.~ Ille. PRIVACY.PRESTIGE: 3 .... ona CM• CAPE coo 28r .,. ' mud\ r graded18drHoftlnH.8. REALESTATE Bd home on 2 .3 Realty wlfrptc + 18r -Only '216.000. Price wH S110,000. 111·1'00 ac:re;fabuloue w.w; n. 831_7370 s:Mk Bkr N~ 1M1 "'•" atuhad to $100.000. lined drlv•; tenc•d. ..llmlt 1· Good one. t201.soo ma•• .. -.im,_ IG-1111 " 8dr Montloello ~unit, .. UT/-1-1 ICONTEMPOIPOOL: M -Pnced to .. ._. big 4 Price Just reduced to ,,... c::pt, ck..,_ & root. ••u-. ....,..2900aqfthome,2.• Bdrm 2 Nth on•-.. s12s.ooo. w .. 1 matn-Showa ex<*tent. Onty - -acre.; courtyard pooe; MaMfuf __. In CoeCa t-.d and .,_ bMr'I us>-A PETE BARRE T REALTY 1106.000. PllRl1 Llll191 view declla; 2 oueet u.... Ottofnal owner Ofllded. 4 8dnne • bMhe. EMt8lde 2 Matt eutt.., ....... ti Ml9-8"W: w:luded & G8l9d wta to mow nof1h eo nw ~IQ. tdloc*. c.,. Cod sty19. OMiar 5 Bdnna. 3 tJett.. lnc:tudee tor prtvec:y. $318,000. ,_ epnlC8d up u. peace lr•waya. Just reduc:ied 110,000. mast• allta and ..,_ COUNTRY ESTATE: 9 and pttoed It kliw at ody Lm 1111.n e..tbuylntown. famlty room and off-Acre grove/home; $139,900.751-3111 '•--'ll--l•----11==-: ... ii:: J .,.... peri(lf'IO for up to 7 --• 3 tso aq " prOYtn-. C:. SElECT .,._ .... So. Coat Aaza 2 8dr 2 cars. Oney 4 doors from ;-'bncec & oek· 3eo I .... :::.~~'·\~~,::~~ ~ ~':.ctt9'.'1~ ':;.. = .,; .. vtew ~lake; PROPERTIES llD&ln 1 • ..._ IR S75,000. ket at onty S4e8,000. an adwntwa In IMng.. tNVEST IN YOUR KIDS -· .... llY I ... M4-ll11 $5&5,000. buy reel -...1n Alwr~ Spec:ioue owner'• unit A ~ OU1tCJm lha\1'8otharumo TALK ABO.UT TAX .ede.Flurupparut.w1at overlooking ~ homeonflMlendloc llllllAlfll SHELTER: 19 Acre 186,000. Greet rent• beech. V...rt -· In a choice n411 A'n NIGEL U 1· 1211 avocado •tate 111 & cal U4 8200 c.lfornAa Poewaion. Juet re-borhood. a 91>ac GAILEY & ASSOCIATES percm; 3000 aq ft c.llf Ae9tty. modeted. Tredaa ec-bedroome. ~...,.. R&IM~ Haw .omethfng to .-C1 ~Av11lebi .. 1orpo.--.... _ Aekln9 015.000. rodl wound a ct." ranch home: vWw for--C411C*d. toe So. Beyfront. , ...,_ by W91arn I Clt111fted ads do It well. Uon. Cell for dettila. 3 8d 2 be~ Heet & Owner/~. ~13 prden .... A hon --- lllLIEll WTSIH lllTl.U 5 beautiful 3 bdrm condo townhomes ready to build. Includes working drawings etc. Ready to pull pennits. $249,500. CllCI IPILLD 111-1211 R&IM~ of Costa Mesa ZE11Y111111.n ~i=~ ~~v ~ (919) 728-6757 toU1 . To pli9ce your~-· 141t00l.NNTEF Op9r\ Sun 1M 1 beb'9 .. -...... ,. llml&~ ~· llMlll Lml mi Lot eox111-"" OOod a 8d ..--- Ltg eon~IOIM 2behome,11".000. Dely Plot £.*78 ... , .. _ with two«cwy .,... .., lal ... lllr Ctmlfted. "2'""""'' fro~lhle ucelh on lrg lot. owe. -~i .. iii"ii11i.iiliiiiii~~1 loceeed ctupm SC w/optlon « tnde for Of THE tflGHWA Y1 I uau11ble property. ltalinad glMa wlr.i s 1 390 000. frpec, & ll*ib• ' Lawson Re.illy Comp.iny 714-675-4562 II~ .a.. Shof1 ... tc ~7--1501. ~( ;1;11-"rHunt & Associate ~ REAL ESTATE 148-4111 2121S.'9 ... 1Hhl•. •.,..tlellhr MUllUYYIEW In charming old Corona de ) Mar. Beautifullly remod e led 2 bedroom and family room or 3 bd. Beam ceilings, R-2 lot, pool, patio and 3 car p.rage. Owner will consider lease-option. Will consider Harbor View Hills trade . R. Sietz. $535,000. ~·-··. IEW-YIEW-CISTll Luxurious in comfo rt & design this 5 Bel, 7 Ba home is located at the VIEW top of Harlx>r Ridge--180 degree ocean, bay, city lights & "Sunsets over Catalina'' VIEW! Offering the 4Jtimate in quality from warm library, gounnet kitchen to 40' pool & spa. Sumptuous -VIEW · Master suite. 24 hr guarded gate Call J en Hunt to st>e. $1.950.000 .,.. s ••. 1-1 CHAIPllilE APPETnE 1s sattshed here in this totally remodeled - expanded -end unit -Big Canyon Bordeaux. '.i Bdrms and fonn. garden view· dining -on a single level to charm you. Not another like 1t -shown by appt . $550,000. Jeri Hunt. "II-LAW tlllTEIS" Outstanding Newport Hgts family home. 4 Bel, 3 Ba, big fam. rm, wet bar & sec. system. Too many extras to list. A Must see -asking $389,900. Vee Stinson. 111011•1•1,1.L ....... /S-1·1 TllTU llCI PIESllEIT Tree house comes with this great 3 Bel, 2 Ba family home, priced to sell at $249,900. Fee. Vee Stinson. 1IUI Yia lleuiu, lniH .,.. Sn 1·1 SPEOTICIWI 1000 Q. n . ESTATE Top of Spyglass Hill -Ocean & Newport Say View. This 5 Bel, 6 'h Ba, super-den and game nn home has sec. system and pool & spa. Now offered a t $1.550,000. Fee. Vee Stinson. I llmr leacla Cir, .. .... 1/11-1 ICUI YI IYllSTY Lovely award-winning 2 Bd, 2 Ba. single level end unit w/nearly 2000 sq. ft. Vau.lled ceilings -whit.e oak flooring -prime Harbor Ridge location. Assume 10.37% fixed rate loan. $389,900. Barbara K.astle. r A S1AFf Of HIGHLY 1UINID l'•O,•SSIONALS ros••VIYOU . • I I PllnOY 1 IRlllTY II SU ISUll Popular single level plan -2 bdrm -den. Ideal for entertain- ing. Huge mast.er suite w ith spa tub -2 walk-in·closets. S unken den w ith fireplace and wet-bar. R. Sietz. $475,000. PIEST111MS W ISUll The Best of All Worlds is this luxurious 2 bedrm & den condo. On the golf course with ocean and Back Bay view~ For the ultimate in decorating and furnishings see this outstanding property. R. Sietz. $535,~ un· furnished. $640,000 funushed ...... llLClllT Submit all offers on this 2 bedrm-den single level condo - on wide greenbelt with ocean view. Beautiful ~ter suite - wi\h fireplace. Vacant. R. Si~tz. $395,000. llftUll WIEW -LWI Beautiful 3 bedroom & family room. pool, spa, low maintenance yard -$2,400 mo. Includes gar- dener & pool care. Available im- mediately. Ro.em.ary Sietz. $2,400 Mo. 1m•TE1111 1 ......... .... 1-1111.Y &Mutlf\lf Bey vie. AJry ~ Bdrm & den, 3 I cu.tom home. $400 L/H -lend $109, 140. a..a, .... ... lll-1111/ ... 11 llmlll-... IHl.lllfll br or 2bf-& de,, hon QFMt Corona de! W. cation. Famlty nt bomood, btk1na dlatl to bey ancf b•• 476-129& Olf ~ -==------- llJ -,. 1'1d. loon .... Hne, inc -llY be .. dbt. '1Qr9, I I -111 -- t intly UTH i*'1 CM9, oom • ttle ..: .... ome ,,, •CB l wtll ;1 -•• ... wm MC edt ted M8 I .. ..tti • . ooo " • 9dr .... ~---------------------------•& .............. ~~ Ora~. County Real Es!ate/f'n A~vert•Sing supptemenl to the DAl':Y P_ILOT/Saturday, Juty 21. 1984 -21 A PETE BARRITT -. REALTY IU .. /NIYllTAl OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 211 l Y-=nit WMCMrS ~ Bdnls. 3 b9D\, ""'""· 2 lrl* cao. to Pod & ---~ge&a COOW'I\ Pt-ol .... ..,., OcMll& ~ lgh1 ~ A ST£Al u $Je8.000I' c.11 ok '7~ 191'3 '-"-552-0482 ~ PETE ' BARRETI .. REALTY ·1 ... 1 f I i • l I l ( l I . i t l I I I I I I ) I l > I I I .. f '111 Kean 1100 Inert Pitt ISIO h 1 ... n Vafan11W 1nm hlw1lat.. . It .... UafuaJU. him ............. m Vi8Wl0t '°' #Uture Ian.ta C..tt 11tu UH lnfat UM t lad I M~ :y ~ =tt,lo~ ~=· :~ PnJ.asala 2lfl MESA VERDE 38' 28a + Wllll... For IHH love~ othef'a.300E.Coas1Hwy. Bay. ~ and Loa '*UYflllT* 8P9 11No200 ~ grdnrc::r.& eeautlful Warmington h~et~.~U~F~ .. ~ 873-1331Mon-Fri0-4pm Oeos. s.43,000 & up. Agt G~ 3Br 2Ba. All wat•. --· OrWe townhome 2 Bdrm 2 Ba·-!I (8051772-5188 emenltlel, 2 story. Yrty 2963 Bek•.~ I overtook! • adult""""" & End unit w/3 • 2~ Fabuloua ocean view in lee 12100/mo. 875--491~ 631-1* A;t apa. Obi ng ,..r_-;.th formal d!:'-11. I01 llv n Laguna Beech. A beat 4 11 Agt Avau Augua1 1 ---ear gar. • 400, mo c buyl Owner/Agent. I.E. Wut.. HA · Nrshopplng&eayocean opentr. Drive by 22 IN. Avail Aug 8. 951-0838 ecceea 3br 2be IQ(e nu Clo\oer. then call Lola Geel'~ Goldbaum -------WANTED DISTRESSED C.rtU •tl .. I UU Condo. pvt patio pool 873-7544. $875/mo. tor appt to_. 833 'e lluaDf P&ll fil~~ 1°!:';.i!~ Agt 21>< 1 be 708 ™• $900 mo. 752-0147 Woodbridge Eatatee-3br ~hi. .,... 2bdr~ A beautiful 24 x 80 ft 2BR $886 fri/eun &40 8759 REASONS TO MOVE 3be frmllv/dr+ fmly rm-comfortable de 2 Bath highly upgraded leatala aat/day do not mention l350 rent• this bach pad bf1(ts1 nook-dbl gar-yard-w/bltns kids ok I home. L~Mng -din-rntl 558-9819 ult fot ....... er• crptd de-lmmac $1275 M&-1018 53MtDo a..t Alty ti ~~ti~ ~ off~ ...... fuaia... Alex If not In Iv name/no. llgn eal&llM1M* WMlllW LIDO ISLE 2 tty : porch. Also air cond. 2BR 1 ba. 850 elf. * Home on quite cul-d&-uc. chrmno hm on moct c Call Agt. 540-5937 filhl lil&d ZIN oceanside of P.C.H on Newty redoM3bf' 2bahme 2br. den. 2ba. atrium. frpl st. avall 8/1 $1800 •--------3 8d ;p;aou; IMllg oom GOidenrod. lnc:I. retrlg & S650 w/updated kltQh & form din. to kite, Incl gar· Edie or Cynthi. 644-S C ... t1ciaJ dlahwHher gar r AvaJi 0/W, no Wash/dry«, atr R:.t kldt ok 53M190 denet, aseoc fee, ..... p IUO Sept $900 a1g..792-6570 perking only. $1060/mo. Alty fee S975 mo. s.i0-2879 Nwprt Cf'St ocn vu 38r Water pd. 1st/1&st & 1525 Shoppera d'°'°9 2bdrm .._.. down Ir. pool, t• CllllPIAITllS Summer Rental Ltl 8.1 3br sec. 873-9023 hme updated kltcti w/yrd ~UI .... ..-. $1200/mo. Fergu90 lfflOI 2ba-blt lns-w/d-dbl gar 2 Br 1 Be, rrple, lrg 4 kid gar too $550 m 28&. a;;, Hahn R.E. 542-1183 Truely pride or ownership 811 SlOOO w1I 675•9526 sundeek. nice yard, ctoM 539-6190 a.t Rhy '-2 a home. Ocean "*"· Ocean view neeu bldglng with great east· to beh & shopp & avail. Top notdl Mbdrm Sba 1950/ ...... 499-3e38 home. H.V. Hiiis 4 side Costa Mesa lo-laIM. Imme d . S 8 7 5 /mo. fem IPOt wlwetbar frplc Panoramic: oen w 2Br. fam#y rm, dining cation. Could be yours Ptaiatall 2107 673-5354 agt kid ptt $700't 53M190 pool 9P9 Allio Bc:h $1350 S 2 8 0 0 I mo . A tor any medical prupoae. A I of CdM deal bach S.t Atty fw Incl ut FergutOn & Hehn 673-7711 Owner wlll flnanoe. A.sic-Old beech houM, ruatlc, p~ '$350 bllt pd ;8 off RE 642-1183/831-0935 Panoramic oc.an .. Ing $525,000. btwn 9th & 10th, 1 pPCa H ••90 53!. • 190 r Dua Ptlat BB top of Cor. H ...... be9\ Traditional Realty 631-7370 bdrm$300 mo. 2 bdrm .., .....,, '9j ...,.. S350 StK>rt term only Best Rlty tee Ml to bdl & hrbr. 2 --------3 Br 2 Ba. turn. or 548-88.47 . dos w/gat, w/d, t UNIQUE, charming 2 story S 2 8 5 0 I m o . A ··-• ·-n poo1 s100 Aot 49&-5980 e.ipe Cod. 2br. den. 2ba. 61a..na1 _., -2 frplc, llll'ge treea, OCNl'I •-------Ctn • I -., 2122 Spacious oc•nvlew, 3 Searldge Oen view aide of Hwy., north end, Sharp bMeh bunQt U I bdrm, 3 be, awlmmfng 2br-2ba-den-pool-apa-avail Sept 1st. $ l595 mo. equipped kltctl $4251 .., .., "' poo1 dbf car ON S2500 ten et-91'of dee.w/d refrtg 4~7 rent & u111t at 53~ Newport Baytront prime • Bdrm on the bey. pier , mo. 'renate will 'cooper~ 24&41 eunl1ee St 150 mo 4 Best Rtty tee office bldg 11 eoo OOO allp private beech. Avail ate to soo. property for broker 87M18G S~ and lowlfy Biii Grundy Rltr 61s..61e; 9!10-12110 $3500/mo sale. Call St9119973-t373 II T• WI Canyon townhome. 3 hfltxn/Uaitl Uii Large 3 Brdm family room Charming COM 3br 2 ba Ubdrm rang emte 2bA mt den, 2,~ baths + 11 ~-=rM=-m:iiiMililt;;~IJust above Big Corona Cottage dln/lndry rm-M Icy 81 pool 4 the heat patio. 1&50 per mo. Ulll OllM llPl.D Beach avail now. pets $1100 780-118-4 pluahc. dHlgn $1000 UNIQUE HOMES 3 Br + nreplace ee unit. <f?<>tMUZ de/ vlf m 836--6722 John Madn· 539-6190 e.t Atty tee ers.eooo Beach 112 blk. IQme v1ew CiA..,,.J.,,,i. I toatt $375,000. 49-4-77~ _._.v MfK''/ie.) 'Front houae 2 BR 2 .,_, lut. leac• Bil lac.at Pnt USi ' ~ ~"-8uu. So. of B~. • $1000 286 2+126' tltlt'I 3Q e-r. -u1~ ""7"I mo. -Call Barbara em. tncd yd., lldltt. no lfFIOl l .. •11 3'07 l c..t ""1 .. ca H u t c h 1 n g • • a g 1 . pets. *595 848-2t11 ~ FNULI c s &7S-8000;644-1211 3Br2t>edupiuenc:tywd•-------- Newport Center 14,792 SF :;.,eo3 ~~= :e::~ wahr/dyr hkup Cflld ok· 3Br 28a frpl d/w ape•------- Airport Area 17,290 SF Pooi 528501,.;0 Agt Cetta.... m4 no peta S19S 557.2332 ;arctnr $1250. Open H• tQ••.aaa Trnt .... F ..... IM . 673-7761 . 2 Bdrm 2 L'. l7C condO n1 sa2s gets 3br 2be tr1 hea 2001 ~=~~ lU-2212 S.C. Plaza w/earport + appls mod decor kid ptt1-----..,-------bf loc:ll untv. pelt! ., .. P1 w/d, pool '8C acceae-. ege $1200 557.2900 --------•i-It • 1111 pool. S575 mo. to mo. ok cool poo1 539-etlO 4 Bdrm 3 ea, tamlty rm, ...... ::C:: AC (Alao for .. le) Avail e.t Alty,_ dining rm. MAI*' vtew. Triplex at 1807 w. Balboa • UIY• lmmed. Drtve by Wood9-Hwbot Ridge. T.W. a Blvd. Npt Bch. ONLY Fairway condo 2BR 2ba Ide Vlllege. 2521 W. Avell Aug 1. Super at\8ll) pool. $3000/mo. Bob $210 000 {you own the Prof decorated pool. Sunflower #J3 ttien C8ll 38r 28a, fncd yd. See Koop. 631-1286 PENTRIOGE COVE land)'. Good rental can tennis s1700 m0 0• Patttdl631-12Magt July21&22afthm.1mt 4 8d + aid' quart 28r 2ea, spit....._, r1 PATRICK TENORE 955-1550 evff/;.,knda tobctiS800.l392 M.-oy· f ~ m d~ I en. w/d,2c:ergtirw/ope 780-8702 640-2497' Beautiful lrg 5Bdrm, :.um~~ d~atZ::; pool, ape S950 55&-9! Exclusive ~ate m•arded ~~·-' good ... on 'riew, apa. SPYQtaat Hiii ~,.,._ti hraia: .-nr....-H 8eectl nr $3000/mo Sol> Koop Harbor ldge 3 +3 28r 2'ABa Condo, glll"llge, ~ 675--5454 $1100 63l-12M ocean, Catarina llke view, $850 After :---------community pool, apa. pool, Jae. w/d Catuel old town~ p9d ._,.....__ ldutrial ~ 1375 tennis. 780-1489 6Pm call iM-1920 upper S300'a bMla "-I ~ Ind. R I 6 condo. Great 2Br 2Ba condo Den g: walk to ~ 53M190!co~~t;'! ~~AR lllaM Z. financing. 3500 aq. n. W&lllFlllT pool, upatal~. s'1 sci Sett Alty... Brand new upatlrs unit. 2 Chnnng bildl. apt yr1 1901 E. Carnegie. Irvine Sierra Mgmt 641•1324 LOVELY OLD SPANISH 4; Bdfms, 2 baths, 1111 new alry-tull klt/prlv 1 lndust. Cmptx. (Units E & .._UY 3BDR 28A Yard-trpl-Bdr huge ~--Ilk• t>-*j apptlancet. New eerpet, 1 840-8299 675-8016 F) 1M Sq. n . ofc. heavy Completely furnished grdnr-new appt-no peta yard 9U· 7817 or drapes, phone Jacka. S. periling. dlvlseble to beaullful 4 Bdrm 4 Ba, lrg tat +MC $850 497~287 ~2 i.161 fOf Jim s eurtty system. Cute end ••'""t111elh ,..._... 1750 aq. tt. unite. Larger kitchen + dining room. 1 clean! 2 car parking !!r'!'!' units avail. 962-5533 $5500/August. Agt. 3 Bdrm 2'A Ba. 6 yra new, PRETTY 38DR HOUSEi s1300 per. mo. 17~ lllMe 1 -t f •-J If 6<44-6200. Mary Lou dbl att. gar W/opftlftM, near Edinger and VIEW RENTAL· GrMt lo-ftalasala i. .,. I ti .. t Merion ~d;.!'·lna, ~atKldr aultoke, Sprngdle S81SO 894-4961 • cation. Sp~olout 3 Qpptr duplex h. Fabulous oceanfront IOt -· ¥1 ¥• new'"... 1 bedroom, 2 bath home OCEANFRONT 2 8d CdM, prloe reduced for Avail now. $995/mo. lniat 2144 with charm and dMall S800 1eue 873--0 sa I e S 1 • 2 O O. O O Cl . ltnn hfwfllhW Tl&.....,. Ml· 1111 1 yr i...turt' rOdC1eontta $2000/mo. 831-1400 · 1.,,__m_o,_ . .,....,,.,,,,_-..,,,... 476-0• 16 or 675-0812 Ceaual 2202 3Br t'AiBa dplx In SA Hta canyon ach.,.. 3 Of...,, UDO PARK CONDO -c.r... "1... i. IGUIFIHT Oar tncd yrd $725/mo+ 832-525e altr 5pm Vlewfl Spacloua Udo Prk SANDCASTLE ehern Penln Pt lot <45'x202' Ocean CJOM 2br hme i500 seOO leQUf'tty. 20203-8 3Br 2'h6& WOOOSRJOOE 2 Br/den, 3 be condo. 1 2Br. 2Ba, pool, frple. • . . ap-fn<ld n prvt 4 klds/peta SW Blrdl St 833-1927 PARK VIEW PATIO yr lease. $1800/mo. bat w/d mlnut .. proved for • eondoe or won't laat 539-8190 831-1400 Fuhton ,a bch Lt estate. $850,000. Agt BestRltytee 38RW.BAdblgar\fned HOME.FllClngpark&ad-nfUlllT&U s1500 or r,eoo ·""' 673-3777 2 Br wt gar & yard. E.side yd $900 avail 155 =7:,C:, ~ ~~ Avail Sept 8 to June 8. 2 675-&468 or Sunny C ..,,..,,. 751 -2523 8dnn•. 1 btth. tr,..11u.1-Reel ... 8~20e0 0. f I .M. ~/mo a--5bd 3 -•n-v •7 t • tate 1 Br, CdM. $600/mo. 3Br 2ea, 2 car gtir. No ....__,.t 4-rm be hal rm, kltctien teoo per mo. II T .. PnttrtJ 1550 h I WI pets. Avail now $850 frpte wetbar l ale dbt = 631-1400 1..,.1!11'""'"~..,...,..-.. wXsA:O:C:s is180d. LI\ .'i:.t.t. ... , Open Sat/Sun 2~ 889 kid/pet $1200 539~ 90 W&'lllFlllT-. 2 iiA 2ba wrm poi Juana, 46 acre.. water-J&•111•••n Senate (619)753-1355 e.t fee 111· 1• 17M• tennla oourt. Eaay aoc front. Beautlful view, can • -38r 28•. den. 2778 lll'fW ~~r-2m I be aubcltvtded. Lota of PllP •ll&IEmT. Lorenzo. No pet.a $1000 Call us regarding lrvlne ' trees. All tor only l14/llM111 Sierra Mgmt &41-1324 L.euee • lllY• LUii !.Jutm!ab• Val $299,000. Ane exdulNe 38, 2Ba, pool, apa. Nont\ lltll!f Lovety S Bdr twnhme, waterfront home, Sun •-•L--h CM. Pool ave. 11:200/mo ~I ~ newly carpeted, frtth la!Ma blad r. Lakes. C*ttrel Wa9hlng-...... .... 2281 Sierra Mgmt 141-1324 a so r I paint. beautiful ape, lot8 CAXRU1Nd s 1;;;'.tl ton. dock. beautiful v1ew. elegance abound• In alt of room f°' entettafn4no. airy..trpt..pttv .. d4 +-hltmmlng pool; only 3bdrm hM chef a galley $595 cute Cape Cod 28t, e Y 12850/mo. t yr 7 1M. Agt ......, $450 21,_2.,7 _2 t $145.000. 133 Acree gar optl fur/unf $850 tile Be, wood h Hew 844-002 7"7 prime heavy lnduatrlal 539•8190 a.at Atty fee ept/drpa. UHd brick, 786-1172 • ._,. __ .... _ 112111 ... property on large airport, grdnr. No peta 648-25M ... "....,. $3,SOO.OOO. Les Perr Twnh• for Jr Exec. 2Br 2218 Pl.-ntla 4br, 2'M>a, eeeoo.-pool, Pealaaala r. R e a I E 1 t a I e 2Ba, hkups. prvt peflo. ~ Brand new 2 i 3 8d coo-frpl, 2 gar/opn 54.... Ntce Studio. Yrly SA 509-74~71 IV & dining/bar 646-396 do.choice of cerpeta 3880Mlot*9on Drtve 8fufft 3BR 2'A ba, pttme PLAZA DEL SUR. For Ctasaifled Ad ACTION Ca8 a Delly Pttot AO-VISOR 54~5878 ,.,. .. , $925/up 642-9558 INIM belt view loc S 1416/mo ManMll R1tY 175-4& 1 lalMI HUGE 3Br 2Ba, up-Aeww thtt 3br 2be hme 79CMS097• t-5 dY9 ctllU Ml ... f O::!:al~ = ~rat=~~,~=: =/p~~w~n~a•~ =L~~.':c~ S=2~~ b1wn 9th & ;0th, 1 eao-1477 OR 54a.-.t022 ~190 e.t Atty fee only min 1yr844-1152 ctr..,_ 72().87'3 bdrmS300. mo. 2 bdrm New 2 Br condo. 2302 TurUe ~ \11-drwtlc UDO ISlE 4br ~ Qeer\ ~ 2Br ~ "'80 . .,_ """' •ieWv • ~ Qp(\ .M ~ ,,, .. 2 114 ~ ~~ be. , ~ !f.\!.C -~-~· , -4. p~ 54&-IM'J.11 ' 'V1" '--le~?Jot't,v_.r .,,ci,frigf1UC>~ • -Ill re-m- l>ett ~ n, 2 n yr Call Bkr 191 ptx cor .550 •bdr lellr tgnt oeo atp ""'' ' & Uve Bdr. rm. gt lew. tltut not. gt lll jJOn rtlo. ~- pd. '*" lOO ... -.. -tylt tnt t4 lit -rn ~ iU mg Mt- to ... thly )ne fH n ... exit. - fl7 ~ )() fD ;no. •• a t 1 ..... ~ BEST VALUE IN NEWPORT! f ~0 (11 Ufilf lJJfHl~C 0 H( Al fH ( l U8\ ff "~'' \Wl.M'-'l'f<, plu' "'9( h tnOf f \hH'f IW) ~" ~fodf-1 \ '19'" d.tllv ,, ,,, fl ~~ ,...,..-t lu{ft \n '1'1(1 1 lilh ..,,,,., I "1 r llrvrlJ 64/ r,11 • "'-,ar1 If '1 ft Hn IJllJf1 fr•1t11 A''"lf' 111 I ftfhl ..,. .uo• REAL ESTATE CLASSFE> lfl)£X 642-5671 ~A ESTltTJS .1¢t"J .. •owt "'1 ~~ ~'-~ 1 Mil 1 1 .,,. !~ f f1'1S ~ f~ f~ f~t\ • L 1 l I i 4 t I ~ t I . i . . 1 I I I I I . i 4 I I > I ' ) I I I I . t ~ i4 -Orange County ReaJ Estate/An Advertl9'ng auppfement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 21, 19M ' . . • !_.#·-. -...... .- .. ~~~ .. :RE AL ESTATERS • 1700 NEWPORT ILVD., C.M. ~ &CllE-IEWNIT &llllSS -Lots of luscious park-like land. Not in Santa Ana Heights. Private security gate. Horse OKI Room for everything. Custom 3 bdrm home. A must see. $395,000. Call for appointment. 546-2313 PERFECT ST&llTlll -$93,000. Absolutely beautiful garden home! New carpeting & fresh paint! Excellent location! 963-6767 COIL POil, $127,100 -Save! Anxious seller priced low to sell quickly. Sparkling solar heated pool. Clean 4 bdrm. New carpeting. Energy savers. South Coast Plaza area. Call now. 546-23 13 UYFHIT WITI NCI -Enjoy the privacy and tranquility of living on Newport Island. Great assumable financing availablel Remodeled 4 bdrm. 3 bath and approx. 3500 sq.ft. You own the land and full price is only $525.0001 646-7171 WllTI l llWlll -Only $155.000 Spacious 4 bdrm In executive neighborhood. cozy fireplace! Great 15 >< 15 sundeck. Located in quiet area next to park. Hurry, call 963-6767 HUT TElllS-llUT PRICE -Assume low Interest loan.Seller will carry. Spotless 3 bdrm condo. Mini-loft. 2 car attached garage. $109,900 full price! Call now, 546-2313 ICUI UI UY YllWS -Panoramic view extends past Catalina Island from this very attractive 2 bdrm home. Ready to be moved into with fantastic potential for added improvement. Make the first step to better living. Priced at a low $395,000. 646-7171 llllCEI 110, 1001 1111 WCI -Owner says sell! 1/J acre of fabulous tropical gardens & waterfall! Unique home with new carpeting, skylight, wine room. fire pit & gazebo! Unbelievable at only $169,900. 963-6767 Cllll Tl IUCI, 1111,llO -Smell the ocean air. Newer 3 bdrm. 21h bath home. Bright and airy. Assumable loan. Call now. 546-2313 IT'LL WYE Yll llUTILUS -Dramatic trl-level condo with approx. 1500 sq. ft . nesteted In a complex surrounded with magnificent land- scaping. An executive townhouse with high cathedral ceilings & skylights. Assume $91,000 loan. Full prJce only $134,900. 646-7171 ... 2790 HARBOR BLVD., C.M. FIXED RATE ASSUMABLE LOAN! llW USTill -Beautiful 3 bdrm home! Huge lanai with wet bar! Entertainers yard with BBQ and private bubbly spal Assume $92,680 at 1 Ht.%. $1,089 mo. Only $131,000. 963-6767 UST llFHhlll UYCllST -An elegant home secluded In one of Newport's finest netgh- borhoods. Large corner lot wtth circular drlv&- way. Excellent floor plan includes master suite with atrium, formal dining & family room. Ivan Wells built home. 646-7171 e1&11T WCI ClnUE -Beautiful gourmet kitchen! Massive stone fireplace! ready to move Into! Price reduced to $145,000 and owner will help buyer's costs! 963-6767 Ill IW UIUIUJ -Cabins to mansions! Big Bear area. Prices to fit anyone. Year round fun. Water sports to snow skiing. Ideal tax shelters. Call for info. 546-2313 llllU .. E. IH,IOO -Double wide with porch & carport. Beautiful 2 bdrm, 2 bath located In a quiet setting only 1 mile from the beach In Newport. Very private front & rear yards. Call for complete Information. 646-7171 D••asm YIW -A gracious reminder. Beauti- ful, highly upgraded 2 bdrm, 21h bath condo located In a complex of Spanish Inspired architecture & design. A stroll to the beach In Newport. Assume $135,000 loan. Priced at $174,500. Don't miss thlsl 646-7171 UITll• AT ITS IUT, 11•1,HO -Beautiful ex- ecutive townhome. Ceramic tile entry leads to plush carpet, spacious llvtng room.Dramatic vaulted celling. 3 large bdrms, 21~ baths. Wrap. around patio overlooks private rear yard. Call to see, 546-2313 ITln Tl llUI, 11..,_ -In Newport Beach. You'll fall In love with this beautiful 3 bdrm home which Includes 2 stone fireplaces, skylight, high beam ceilings & spa. Only steps to pool, tennis & park! A value packed home you should see today. S.6-7171 I llfTI, WTllll. Ull,111 -Great price, d&- slrable area Pride of ownership complex. A~ sumable financing. Sejl or exehange. CaJI for dataJls, 546-2313 21030 IROOKHURST, H.I. ...._ llAll llTT&IE -Just steps from surf & sand. This enchanting 1 bdrm home may be enjoyed as It Is or the R-2 lot offers fantastic potential for added Improvement or redevelop- ment. Best price on the Peninsula at $165,000. 646-7171 DaY IOUI llllDI -Only 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 seU at $158-,0001 646-7171 Ul.• YllW-. 1211,IOO -Assume $165,000 low Interest financing. Very clean 3 bdrm plus den. Large corner lot. Call for more details . 546-2313 4'11 Tl SllF -Abandoned 2 story + pool! $109,950. Immaculate condition! Sunshine patio/lots of brick & BBQ. 963-6767 Ullll llUll ... PLn WE -Outstanding 2 bdrm home plus apartment. Owner will carry. Best price on the water at $360,000. Call now. Enjoy this summer. 546-2313 WTllll 1111,tlO -Bulldable R-2 property. Perfeci Investment or starter home. 2 bdrm. Owner will assist with financing. Call today, 546-2313 1W YIUI fl9t l1M,IOO -Assume large first trust deed. From its great curb appeal to Its finished garage a real charmer. Large living area. Famlly room. 3 big bdrms. Come see this homel 546-2313 •1 El1ATI -4 bdrm, 2 story, family room, dining room, wet bar, 2 fireplaces! 3 car garage! Only $231,900. 963-6767 uttu n••aa 1111,111 -Newport Beach bungalow. Only 1 brock to ocean. Cute 2 bdrm, · double garage. Call now. 546-2313 l'IBH•I J ITllY + Nil -$99,900. Beautiful garden homel Separate In-law quarteral Wet bar! 963-8787 1111'111 11111, l1M,lll -$58.000 VA As- sumable at s~·.4 Interest. Try a new 2nd Trust Deed. Small down. Low payments. 3 bdrm. Upgraded. CAii quickly, thl• won't last 546-2313