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Home My WebLink About1986-03-08 - Orange Coast Pilot[ 25~ ' SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1986 Questions arise on top cop tes·ts ·Council to meet in closed-door session - over testing of police chief candidates Six candidates took a day-Iona written examination March I, bot two others were permitted to take.the same examination Tuesday. accord- 1n1 to Loats. The board is responsible for reviewing employee gnevanCC$ and overseeing hmng of public cm~ ployccs. for the pos111on. but the field of candidates is now nam>Wed to ei&ht: All ei&ht candidates were sched- uled to take the wriuen exam at the same time, Loats said. However, two candidates could not make it and were given the same test on Tuctday, possiblygivina them an unfairadvan-taae. formed of the ChanJC io proceduic and asJu:d for a Cay Council ex- ecutive session for Monday to discuss how the test was handled who finally select the J>Oli.ce dUd. Titt wnueo eununauon. OJlllC of the final steps in weediq out ca. didates for the city's hiahat-n.Dkin& police position. was adminiaetted by the city•a penonnel dcpetln'leOt. By STEVE MARBLE ud ROBERT HYNDMAN °' .. ...., ......... A closed-door City Council session has ~n-<>alled Monday to determine if there were any trregulariti~ in- volved in the tcstina of candidates for the Newpon Beacll chief of police's Coast Sen. Ruben Ayala says a proposed pact between state and federal officials could jeopardize water supplies to Southern Call- fornla./ A 13 Should s9meone arrested for a minor crime be cited and re- leased or forced to pay bond to get out of jail? Coast residents r~spond . /AS A hearing on shipment of radioactive materials that would travel local free- ways wlll take place In Orange County./ A3 California A parents' group has asked the state attorney general to take over the McMartin Pre-School molestatlon case./ A5 Nation The United States has ordered the Soviet U. N. mlaalona Friday to drastically cut their staffs during the next two years. IM NASA officials told presl- dentlal Investigators Fri- day that the right solid booster rocket was the "probable" cause of space shuttle Challenger's explosion. /A4 Jacob K. Javlts, a liberal Republican and clvll rights champion who ser- ved In the U.S. Senate for 24 years, died Friday nlght./A12 World NATO's chief executive sees a shift occurring In Soviet foreign policy./ AS Sports Edison Hlgh's girls share the Cl F 4-A soccer ch am- plonsmp with Mission Vlejo./81 Mater Del High goes for Its 58th straight win and second straight CIF 5-A basketball championship tonlght./81 Former Ram Isiah Rob- ertson faces cocaine pos- session charges./81 Entertainment That outrageous talk show host "Buffalo Biii" le back, In reruns on cable./A7 INDEX Advice & Games A9 Bulletin Board A3 Classified 85-8 Comics A10 Death Notices 88 Entertainment A6-7 Gardening A8 Horoscope A9 Public Notices 84,8 Real Estate C1-24 Religion A 11 Sports 91-4 Television A8 Trivia A9 Weather A2 job. Two candidates were possibly given an unfur advantage when they were allowed to take a crucial examin- ation three days after the rest of the candidates took the same test, accord- ing to Dr. Norman Loats, chairman of the city Civil Service Board. The city's top pohcc position opened late last year whco former Police ~hief Charles Gross an- nounced he was stepping down. About 50 people onginally applied Loats, who is (!eputy super- intendent of the Newpon Mesa Unified School District, said he is disappointed that be was not in- "1 would lllce to have been in- formed that the process was &Qing to change.'' Loats said. .. Cand1dates for any city position are generally required to be tested in a manner that eliminates the possi- bility of unfair idvaotage, a<:cordina to Duane Munson. the city's person- nel director, who will be amona those Munson &aid he e&MOC dilCU&I die police chief candidates or the telli.na pf'09edure that bas been uted. "But as a rule we want«> make awe the tests arc administeted fairly and that no one hat an advantaec oo the (Pleue w TUT8/ A2) Early inmate release OK'd . OC Jail exceeds cap on prisoners even as court approves plan By LISA MARONEY °' .. ..., ........ Sheriff-Coroner Brad Gates Friday received permission from Oranst County Superior Court to releue prisonen five days bcfOTe their sentence is completed, a measure a Sheriff's Department spokesman said wiU help redU<% Jail overcrowding. The early release provision will apply only to inmates sentenced to county Jail terms and not those convicted of more serious crimes who arc awamng transfer to state prison, UndenheriffRaul Ramos said. ............................ The main fueia.e of an airplane tbat carried three men to their 4eatba la l1fted from the water onto the eberlff'• Barbor Pitrol docI tn Rewport-aeich PrldaJ wtth.a boom wlDela. Tile wm,. were bnaeht a.p MpU&tely. "We will only use i.t when t)le population st.ans to approach the cap 9Ct by the federal JUdge," he said. Ramos was rcfemns to a 1,500 inmate limit imposed on the main men's jail m Santa Ana by U.S. District Court Jud&e William P. Gray on Jan. JS. Wreckage of plane returned to land Gray found county supervisors and Gates in contempt last March for failure to follow a 1978 court order to reduct crowding at the Main Jail Girlf rte nd of flight Instructor who died said plans or~gtnally called fo r h er to go along By STEVE ~RBLE OflN~ ......... The broken. twisted fuselage of an airplane that carried three men to their deaths was finally returned to land Friday as the plane's owner and the pilot's girlfriend watched from a dock in Newport Beach. .. It was the best plane I've C\er flown ... said Lynn Rothiam of Cor- ona del Mar. He had leased the four- scat Piper Archer to a John Wayne Airport 01ght school. The aircraft crashed late Sunday about one third of a mile off the Newport Pier. killing Ph11l1p Peffley. 20. of Irvine. Barry Kmg.. 32, of Newport Beach: and Benigno Villa, 38. of Costa Mesa. accord ing to authonues. King and Villa were 1den11fied as student pilots who were rece1v1ng instruction 1n n1$ht fl ying. Peffley was employed a., a flight intructor by Aero Fl1te Center at the airport. It is not known who was flying the craft when 1t cras hed, an investigator said. · The airplane and the bodies of the three men were located Thursday afternoon by a private salvage com· pany hired to recover the wreckage. The fuselage and the wings, sheared off when the plane htt the water, were towed Friday to the Orange County Sheriffs Harbor Patrol dock 1n New- port Beach First the fuselage and then the wings were lifted by crane onto the dock and transponed to a storage facility at the Long Beach Airport after being mspccted by a Nauonal Transportation Safety Board in- vestigator. "At this time there's no evidence of any mechanical malfuncttons,'' said NTSB investigator Don Llorente. "But we'll be takjng a closer look." Llorente said damage to the aircraft confirms his earlier theory that the plane's naht wing clapped 1he water as the craft 6anked to one side and then cartwheeled across the surface of the ocean before sinking. Witnesses reported the airplane was flying extremely low but Llorente said radar charts will be used to (Pleaae .ee PLAU/ A2) The Jail has exceeded the court- 1mposed cap at least three umes since 1t went into effect. according to a monnor Gray appointed to oversee progress at the Jail. Gray has ordered Gates to appear before him March 20 to explain why he should not be held in contempt a second time. At the very hour that prcs1dmg Supenor Court Judge Everett Dickey issued a press release on his approval of the early release plan. the Majn Jail was agam m v1olat1on of the court order. a Shentrs Department spokes- man said (Pleue eee JAIL/ A2) Planning panel OKs Cannery Village blueprint Meant to revitalize a rea; cope with traffic: e n courage private. voluntary redevelopment By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of !tie~ "-4 IWI Pl ans 10 revitalize the bayfront Cannery Village by attracting new development have been forwarded to the Newport Beach City Council w1th the unanimous approval of the Plan- ning Commission. City planners hope to use changes 1n zoning and land-use designations to offer a more orderly blueprint for new de' clopment 1 n the 40-acrc area on the Balboa Peninsula. which also includes the adjacent McFadden <iquarc on the oceanfront Planning C omm1s<,1oner James ··ouzz .. Pcr<>on said the approved rlan will give ( anncr} Village and McFadden ')qua re an economic shot- in-thc-arm while allowing current bus1ncssc<, to remain "The plan allow' for 1nd1\1dual property owners to priva1ely re- develop !heir propeny rather than being forced to go through the public redevelopment {>rojects we·ve seen in ~many other cities," Person said. The City Council 1s scheduled to consider the plan at 11s Apnl 14 meeting. City planners have been working wtth ctt1zens' groups for more than a )Car to iron out specifics. In add1t1on to the new development the proposal is expected to attract, planners say the changes will lead to less traffic than would be created 1fcurrent plans were left in place Filers descen~_pn Registrar By LAURA MERK 041MOily ......... People interested m federal. stnte and county pos1t1ons scrambled about the County Registrar of Voters office Friday night to mt'et the fihng deadhne for candidacy 1n the Junr primary elect1ons. In races where no incumbent ha\ filed. the deadltnt ha' hrcn t\tcndl'd until Wednesday Third D1stnct uper' 1sor Rrut:e Ne tande of Orange has filed paper\ for both the lieutenant governor\ offict and for ~cretary of 'itate dc'ip1te an ann()uncement Thur~:l\ that he would drop out ot thl' lieutenant aovemor's race. Ray Cullen. a Liberal pan) mem- btr from Costa Mesa ar.d a cemfie'.'d pubhc accountant. will ~ vying for the uate treasurer's office for the Stale Board or fQUJI· 1zat1on. dcmOC'ral Mark F Ru kle\ a drputy counh .as'IC 50r from Hun1- in1ton Beach will \ 1c apin'' fello<N democrat T Leon 8crty. a rolleac .1dm1n1~trator from t.a,una H 111\ and (Pleaee eee SCRAllBL&/ ASl) One of-Gates' officers comes out swinging By LISA MAHONEY Of .... °""' ,,... ,,.,. One ol \hcrifT-Cortml'r Brad < rate,· tl"' n cam, out 'winging toda) 1n a bid tor the otfa,· hr ha\ kl·pt nailed doY.n through thr\'l' !)re' 1ou'> dcct1onc; \gt I inda I l',1 < alh{tan. '8 ol \.1"'"'" \. 1q11 "11d \hl' ha' b«n urgl'<l h\ 3 .. hroJd 'rn'" ~:t1on 111 our 1 ommunil\ .. 1t1 run aga1MI <•:lie"· \\hO" -...·,·~1n~a fourth ll'ml C alhg.in "ho" th.: fil'\t .ind onl} 1,·m:il1• p.11rol ..._·riennt in tht' h1\to~ 111 tlw \h1•nll ' lk•Jl.lrtnwnt ~'\td her 111"' h,,, h11111ih1 \ham<' ,\nd dis \ 1nl11· ht 1 lr,1 nit < nunt\ and 11' lav. \'nluH ,·nwnt rumn1un1t\ '°lhl· \a1d \hl' lkl l\kd ht l h,1 lknJC' (.1:Jtl'\ IO f l \<' '111,-r, .1 .. ''''pon'1hk .lltl·rnatl\ e · \1un111p:il Court lu,lfll' Rohh\ Don \ •lUnJhlc,.,"I '' al'" ru11 n1np ~tt-11n\t \ Gates Youngblood. who hied can· d1date pal)C'rs Fnday,~s taken a leave of absence to cam pa Dunng a press confe et 1n Santa •\na Fnday, Calligan lt'veled a host of allegations at Gates for matt daung as far back as I 97R. the year other of his pfficen -. t Loren Ru\k - torced him into a runoff election C alhgan wns involved 1n Ru\I(., n1mpa1sn and said \he began thinking of talona on Gate after Ru k lost C la1m1n1 Gate 1n 1982 pubhch prom1'itd that he W()Uld not run ap1t1 .. lo ward off any ~nou" C'hallcntes." ( all1JM made \C1IC'd rcfcrtncc to pon1hle cnmtn I wrongdo1n1 by c.atC\ 1n d1'ipatch1na his 1dmin1\• trat1vt dullc' which she u1d he "'ould d1~lo~ 1f he dCIC' nM "keep (Pl-... eee OATltS/ A2) I The proposal calls for a specialty retail shopping center at the core of the Cannery Village. But Person points out that these plans merely offer a reconfiguration of current uses in the area and will not attract ne"' businesses as some local residents have feared. A parking structurr would be built to serve the retail area Surrounding the retail core would be other shops. offices and mannc-related light in- dustrial businesses The waterfront areas arc targeted for a cont1nuat1on of man ne.,.f)nented uses. such as yacht brokero;. mannas. spon and commercial fishmg busi. ne~s Residential areas would re- main unchanged The Plannins Commissio n on Thursday also listed improvements that should be made as new develop- ment occurs and a<> funds become available over the ne't decade. The improvements were hsted by pnonty ""llh road and parkmg improvements topping the list. One significant change would be the addition of a third lane and a ~ 1dencd bndgt' spanning C'oast HiJh· "'a) to 1mpro'e traffic flo"' leaving 1he Balhoa Pcn 1Mula 7 candidates file for Irvine election By PH.IL SNEIOERMAN Of .. Olllr,... -- Seven pros~t1,e lr•<1ne Cit~ Counctl candidate\ had rctum<'d their nomination paflt"r'i b~ Fn- da\ tY..ocounc1I S<'ats are at stake in the city's June 3 election To run. an Irvine resident must tum in papC'rs with betwttn 20 and '\() s1gnaturn from rq1stercd local VOICl'S Fnda) "'a'. the tentall'(' dead line for return of nom1na11on papel"i hut tht' ~nod ha<, httn t''\lended to ~ p m V. C'dn<'sdl\ bt'cau~ one of t"c 1ncumhcnt\, Counnlwoman Rarhara \.\ 1cncr has d('C1drd not t<' '-C'('~ rt'· ekd1nn The 01hcr 1ncumtx·n1 Lam 4\gran. announcl'd t'arhe-t in th<' v.ttk that hl' v.111 run J unC' 'for h1' third four·)'t'3f tt'rm on th(' ,·oun C'll. 4\itrin "-'3' amona thl' pto<opn the cand1da1C'\ who had turned in their paper\ l\' Fnday af\crnoon The other<i "'trt' Clarence P Ekc"'-'ar. (oaf'\ Stc,en Bennett. H:il \1 alonn MJry A1k<.'n ~:ith~1., tl<-1\\ h~r and Scott V. C'llmJn Ocput' ( 11~ < ler~ Barbara Pali\k3 said thr 'i1gnaturt' r.uh- nHttl-d h' the pru!.J)('(.·t1vc can- J1datc' 'till mu\t he che<.k<.'d h"Y 1hc Orilngr t ounl\ Reg1,trar (\f \ ot('r\ \t:lfT in make ~u~ the nam<'' hclong to rl'{l.1\tcrod Irvine \ Otl'f" "itnC' •>thcr'I r<:\ldent\ have taken out nommntmn papen but had nC'lt rctumrd them hv f rida) nf\emoon Thn art Jean A Hoban Thome., "1 Jon~. < 1crald C La~n'~)' Randall F \1d larauc Jeanne O'l oug.hhn , BruC'<' f Peotter Ro~n J Pulonc <\Ian Rutun and Roben "' lumtr (Pleue ... mvnR/ A2) .. All ~ OOMt DAILY ptLOT/ Saturday. Merch 8, 1111 eep ati um bi;ella Bar:idy tOday~ Drunk check in Laguna Lapna Beach police, ualated.)y ~hway Patrol officera. eet up a Hbriety chee,polDt eaatbound on Laguna Canyon Road Prlday DICht acroee the atreet from the city'• art feedY&l IJ'OllDda. Bantt.naton Beach wu to eet up a roa4block proCJ&m tontcht. GATES FACES CHALLENGE FROM RANKS .• From A l the promise he made to us to retire and not seek a fourth term." She also accused him of illegal ownership of an Irvin e si ngles barand of being involved in a coverup of a felony drunk dnv1ng arrest in J 978 as well as bein& too involved 1n Orange County politics and inaccessibl e to the public. despite a 1978 court order and is costing the taxpayers more than SS million in fines, legal fees ~nd the cost of correcti ve action. she had worked for years in the women's jail. Settlement of the gri ev- ance resulted in the south county patrol JOb, she said. Calhgan declined to discuss detail~ of the second grievance which she said bas only recendyi been settled. Keep thet umbrella ha.ndy thla WMk90d. The N•tlon•I WHttMlr S«vlce I• pr9dlc;tlng morning drlulM and nighttime t•ln todey. with decreulng 1hower1 on Sundey. The weat"-will be brH zy •• well u cloudy through the WMkend, with high• from 58 to 66. Lowa wlH be In the 501. Tr•V91era advisories heve been lu ued for the dnert and the nor1hern mount t in ranges, where wlnd1 gu1tlng up to 46 mph are forecut through Sunday. Rein 11 llkely, beginning In the extreme north late today and aprHdlng south tonloht. Showers are forecast Sunday with anow level down to 6.000 teat . • Ski .. will be mostly cloudy. Mlgh1 wlll range fro.,, 38 to 45 today. with Iowa from 25 to 40 tonight U.S. Temps HIOll. IOw to< 24 PIO<>ra endlnQ 11 5 P"' Albeil>)' Al~que """'illO AncflO<• Atlll\11 Atl.,,llC City Autlln lettfmof• tlitmlno'*" 8ilmetclt •S-eo.ton 8ul!al0 Cetl* c11.,•1on.s c o.it ... f'1 Wor1h Oeyton o.n-0.~ Oelro11 Oululll EI PMO F8'ttlenllt Fwgo '1egltell Q,tnd Aaplcl• H.ntotd Helene HonOl<llu H-'on lnclleNC>Oll& Jeclleon.Ms Jecll_..... ~ ~City Mem(>hll Mleml 8MOh Lu Veu-Ullle AOCll ~ ....,.,.. .. Ml*-81 Pw TOOAY 128."' 7 31 &_ITI Vl3P"' •·•e P"' 12 llt 11 M DA w w w w 1 5 eo 1.1 4G In addition. Calligan said, Gates has failed to correct overcrowding problems at the main men's jail While CaUigan said her candjdacy was not a way of seeking .. vengeance fo r past sins within the department," she admitted she has twice flied grievances aga inst the adminis- tration. In one case, Calligan said she was denied a job in the men'sjail although Gates, advised of Calligan's re- marks, said through a department spokesman that he was too busy working on the jail overcrowding problem to comment. -SCRAMBLE ON FOR POLITICAL POSTS •.. From Al peace ac11vis1 Maxine Bell Quirk of Orange. College instructor Peggy Staus. ().. PLANE WRECKAGE RETURNED TO LAND ... Joining the race for Sen. Alan Cranston's U.S. Senate scat are communicati ons technician Robert J. Banuelos. a Laguna Hills democrat. Huntington Beach, will bt on the ballot for Dennis Brown's 58th Dis-- Incl Assembly seat. Brown is a Long Beach Republican. From Al determine the airplane's altitude. .. We also must ex.amine other area~ such as the enviro nment and the weather." Ll orcnte sa id. He pred icted the invcsugauon wi ll take up to s1 x. weeks. Uorenle said Peffie)' "'a" s1111ng at one control stic.k and Kmg at the other. He said 11 1!> 1mposs1ble 10 tell from the twisted cockpit who was actuall y flying the plane The bodks of Peffiey and Villa were recovered Thursda) near tht: sunken aircraft. found 10 water 58 feet deep. King's body, sull strapped in -1.he.._pJ~iront leti-sc:l.l. was re- moved earl} Fnda}. Autopsies "'ere to be completed today. But Llorente said 11 appea rs all three died instantly of traumatic injuries. A woman. who identified herself as Peffiey's girlfnend, said the intructor had been a pilot for four years and was an expert flier. "I was supposed to go up with him. That's why the first rel??rts said there were four people,'' said the woman. "'ho declined to identify herself. She said the airplane had been an the air about 40 minutes when it crashed. The woman said she decided at the last moment to stay bthind and wa11 at the a1rpon for the plane's return. Dave Miller. owner of Champion ..\1 r Sal vage. said he found the a1rplilne-on th~~tJf arrunderwatcr can)on." "It was 58 feet dee p Another 30 feet in the other d1rcct1on it's 285 feet deep.'' said Miller. who said the plane 1s the 13th one he's pulled from th e ocean in three years. The salvage company dragged the and Santa Ana Republican John ocean with chains and grappling Spnng. a consultant. hooks and used sonar to sca n the Rep. Robert Badham, R-Newpon murkv water. He said the visibility Beach. the incumbent in the 40th where the plane was found was about Congressional Distnct. has also gar- two fee t nered some competition from would- "We probably could have found 1t be Orange County poht1c1ans. Peace sooner but we kept gem ng hung up on and Freedom Party member Steve t.he canyon edge," said Miller. who Scars.. an Irvine accounta nt; Nathan made an underwater videotape for Owen Rosenbtrg. R-Newpon Beach, the NTSB before the airplane was a management consultant: and Art raised with floats. Hoffmann. l>Santa Ana. a technical Roth1am said the airplane is a 1980 wnter. have·fi led nomination paper~ model and cos1 about $47,000. He for that ra~e. .said he lca&ed-ihc-pi.aAc t&-the fHgl:H-RcQ....Y!Jll1am E Danncmc)Cr R- school and last new the craft about Fullerton. has garnered noopposn1 on two months ago. for hi s 39 th D1stnct seat from his own .. pan ) Those who filed Fnday in- :·1t was a beautiful airplane. he elude: David D. Vest, D-Fullenon. a said. gaL1ng on the crumpled craft as 1t county administrator: housewife ~as hoisted by ~rane fro m the watrr. Maureen G. Pike. D-Los Angeles. and 'Not anymore. Frank Boehe1m of Orange. a peace ac11v1s1 and a member of the Pelee and Freedom Pan y. Three seats on the Orange County Superior Coun arc bting contested. William F. McDonald. Vi lla Park incumbent in Division 17. will be running against James Edward W1lkosk1. Newport Beach. Municipal Coun Judge David H. Brickner of Santa Ana will be running against Anthony Rackauclcas, Anaheim deputy district attorney. in Division 15 of the Superior Coun. Deputy District Attornq Joseph L. Bari Ila of Huntington.Beach will be goin$ up against auornc) Rolx·rt H. Galliva n of Newpon Beach for D1 vision 5 of the Supcnor C o u rt Deadline for filing cand1dac) papers-for D1v1s1on~ 5 and 15 wi ll be extended until Wednes<la) at 5 p.m. JAIL RELEASE PLAN APPROVED ... Robert K. Dornan. K-Garden Grove, incumbent in the 38th Con- greo;.,1onal D1stnct. will be unopposed in the primal) Those seeking 10 un!>ea t him arc 72nd D1r;tnct As- '>Cmblyman Richard Robinson, D- Gardcn G rove, and Lee Connelly. a liberal from Buena Park and a self- go,ernment advocate. For D1 v1s1on 9 ot the-Central Orange County Municipal Coun . auome)' Diane D. Norby of Santa Ana will be running agarnst Paul S. Robbins of In 1ne. criminal pros- ecuting attorney. and James M. Brooks of Westminster, deputy dis- tnct attorney. For D1v1s1on I of the Orange ( ount)' Harbor Mun1c1pal Court, Brian R. Carter. incumbent of Cor- ona del Mar. will be vyin$ to keep his seat against De put y D1stnct Attorney Roben E. Thomas 111 of Santa An a. From Al According to the 4 p.m. inmate count, 1.502 pnsoncrs were in the Jail. Gates needed the Superior Court's perm1ss1on to release pnsoners up to fi ve da)'S early. Ramos said But he disclosed that the ShcnfT's Depan me nt. fo r months, has becn granting three-day early releases under a separate section of the penal code that gives the shenfT d1scre11on to do so Ramos also revealed that Gates has been using a c11at1<1n-relcasc program for some time on an as-needed basis Issu ing c11at1on-; for non-\ 1olen1 mis- demeanor cnmc'> in'>tead of hooking a person into Jail 1s a method American c., ti l 1bert1e5 Union at- tome} Richard Herman ha' long proposed In fact, court-appointed 1a1I mo nitor La""renn• (,ro~sman also suggested three-day earl~ rclea~e and c11a11on-relea'>c he a(nong the methods used to aHnd more '1ol- a11ons of the 1nmatl' cap 1n d Fehruaf) report to Gra y. Ramos said the Sheriffs Depan- ment chose '"not to publicize" what 11 was doing to meet the coun order "We 1ust felt 11 didn't need 10 be publicized ... Ramos said Gates 1s not com- fon ablc with shaving 11mc off sentences ordered by Judges and that 1s why he sought a release method under the penal code that req uired th e court's cooperation. Gates 1s also reluctant to use c11at1on-release since he believes an arresting officer 1s in the best pos1t1on to decide whether a person should be 1a1led, Ramos said. C1tat1on-rclcase has onl y been used in instances where the effom of a bail reduc tion program ha\e failed to keep Jail population below the cap. he said. Kamos said Gates 1s doing all he Lan 10 comply with Gray's order but addl·d "It's not a good situation and thl' onlv ~olut1on i~ to have a {new) ma\lmum ~ccunty fac1ht)'." Count> supervisors and Adm1n1s- tra11ve Officer Larry Parrish were not available late Friday to comment on Gates· actions. Following a meeting earlier this week which included Gates and Judge Dickey, Parrish said that me thods like earl) release and citation-release had been talked about in the past. but that he did not know when the} might be instituted. Pamsh. obv1ously uncomfortable. assured a reponer that such infor- mation woul d not be kept secret. "There's not going to be an)' games played about it-hidden strateg1LS or ke.epmg things secret,'' he said. IRVINE ... From Al Another resident. Rob Schraff. returned h 1~ candidate's kit. ind1ca1- mg he doc<; not plan to run for council. TESTS FOR POLICE CHIEF QUESTIONED ... From Al others:· ..aid Munson. "And we do that whether we're looking for a poli ce chief or a head garde ner ·· Munson said the final oral c.11amin- at1on will be conducted Marl h 11 and that a new police chief should be named 1n Apn l. The candida te w11h the highest ~ore~ on the wnltcn and oral e'ams would he tht hkcl)' pick. he said .. We're really at a delicate pha~c now:• he 'Wlid. m excc ut1\e SC\SIOO. but it's 1mpon- Jnl to keep the candidates' 1dcn11fi- cat1on'> pm ate." Heather said. "I haven't heard an~th1ng new. But 1f 1t happcm that we're not gelling a good field (of candidates). I would support tossing 11 out and !'>tan1ng over." Han s.i1d \hl' a~sumed proper gu1dchnc<; were bei ng followed. .. fhcrc'<; no rca\ons not to. We eit her fi nd the hl'~t polict· chief through the proper due proce~!>. or we start looking aga in .. she said. been narrowed . further. she ~1d. council members likely will interview the finalists. Capt. Arb Campbell has been acting chief since Jan. I and is one of the final candidates for police chief. Gross. now a pnvate consultant, i~ technically on a leave of absence untt I July I. Gross. reached at his Ne wport home, said he knows nothi ng of the testing procedure to find his replace- ment. Campbell. hke other can- didates for the JOb, could no1 be reached fo r comment. Thomas M. McGreal. a lawyer fro m Huntington Beach. 1., running for th e 42nd Congressional seat. Ed Ro-.ce. R-Anahei m. has filed for re-election to the 32nd Senatorial District. Democrats vying for his seat include Francis Hoffman . D- Anahe1m, member of the Orange Count)' Boa rd of Educati on. and democra t Sal Sapien. mayor pro tern of Anaheim. For the Assembly seats. in cumbent Gil Ferguson. R-Balboa Island. ha!> pic ked up a democratic challenger fo r his 70th d1 stnct scat -Geoffre> S. Gra), a Coro na del Mar attorney. Jack Baldwin, D-lrv1nc. busi- nessman, will seek Huntingt on Beach Republican Nolan Fnzzcllc's 69th D1stnct Assembly seat. Betty L. Elias. Municipal Court Judsc from Orange. will be running against Wil ham H. Randall, Santa Ana attorney and James A. Bates. Fullcnon attorney. for Division 2 of Nonh Orange County Mun1c1pal Court. In the l st District for the Cou~ty Board of Education. David L. Brandt, bus1nes~man from Sant.a Ana: Judy Ackley. communit) college educator fro m Santa Ana; and J. Michael Hughes, attorney from Santa Ana , will all be tryin& lo grab the seaL Second Distnct incumbent Frances B. Murphy of Garden Grove Wlll be trytng to keep h·cr seat in the race agamst Nancy J. Zclezn1ker. educator from Huntington Beach and Ralph G. Marcarelh, pharmacist and at- torney. also from Huntington Beach. Carpet Guarantees We are seeing more carpet lines with five or ten year guarantees pos ted on the back of the samples. Most people do not trouble to read these guarantees thoroughly. Typically, these guarantees cover only the loss off ace yarn. After an initial coverage for one or two years, if the back falls off, or the color fa des, you are out of luck! Robert Peterson, county super 1ntendent of schools, will be un contested. In the race fo r the county assessor' JOb, incumbent Bradley L. Jaco from Mission Viejo will be on th June ballot against Davi d Holbe deputy assessor, also fro m Mission Viejo. In the race for the Board o Supervisors. Harriett M . Wieder o Huntington Beach will be trying keep her job as the 2nd Distri Supervisor running against David J Mcslovich, Garden G rove medi operations supervisor. In the 5th D1stnct, Tom Riley incumbent frorn Newport Beach, wil be up against Kenntth Palmer Pra Ntwf>O~ OeaEh enlRre~pre~A~e~tAtf':-, -et!Wllr-- Jon Brand. former Laauna Bea mayor and a professor or a.eosraphy. The 4th District office will be ope for candidacy filings until Wednes day. So far m the race for the 4 distnct are Jim Beam, Oranr. mayo and businessman: Don . Roth Anaheim mayor: and Manuel P Mendez. architect and lay-minist from Anaheim. Gary Granville. the appoin county clerk from Orange, will be; vying for the office against Depu County Clerk Marshall F. Noms o Orange. County D1stn ct Attorney Ccci Hicks of Santa Ana wiU try to rctai his scat against A.C. "Nick" Novic of Irvine. a deputy district attorney. T he appointed Public Ad minstrator, Witliam A. Baker o lrvme, will be trying 10 keep hj pos111on in the race against Victor E Hobbs. businessman and attome from El Toro. L« A. Branch. appointed count recorder from Irvine. is runnin against Larry L. Bales, auditor an treasurer from Tustin; and G Winterbottom. business executiv from Villa Park. ShenfTBrad Gates will be tryin t keep his job against Linda Calligan, sheriffs patrol SCIJcan from Mission Viejo, and Mun1ci Court Judge Bobby D. Youngbl from S1lverado. LH'• Cllrpet la on Nie tltrough M•rch 11thl City Councilwomen Ja<. k1e Heather and Evelyn Han \aid wh ile several ru mors ha ve surrounded the sclect1on process. they kn ow ol no wrongdoing. "I know we are going to dt'>CU'i'i th1<; I Ian s:ud ( lly Council members have not been in volved in the selcc uon of the police chief, leaving the prelim1 naf) steps to City Manager Boh \\<' nn But once t.he field h_, The hst of candidates has not been publicly announ ced To protect your carpeting, utilize an intelligent maintenance program, vacuuming and spotting regularly. Draw the drapes when the sun is pouring in. Use a carpet cushion that is not mushy. If the pad is mushy, the carpet gets beat-up and stretches. Breaking the backing this way can cause delamination and the back to fall off. ~~AA~~E Daily Pilai MAIN OFFICE ) w; ,,.,,, ' A.... I ••• ,.,~ f.. M• •oj1·~~ A • .I'\ ''• V•\.• A • 1 • Cl•U·l•d8°' 6•2·~18 Dv,.,_, ........... II•; •J h A ()re "JI' t• II ~ • ' #Ill,,, •" r. \ •J •• • .._wt ""'f''!' 1 o..iCAtt' •:J v, .,., (>f•v "'' r v .. eom,,•·1 ,,.,. ·~O""!'t ~·· ""'~~ .... ('Jn(S., .. 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That's lhe BEST GUARANTEE you can ha vel .,. ·~ • COl'Dt't OI 'WltCll Doled • aJIOM ~ Carpet Sales Custom Draperies Vinyl Parquet Wood Finest installation in town! DEN'S i 1"3 Plac.ntla A"-f Coeta M..., CA nut ....... ,. ....... llO I . . Career Day •lated on ~o~lege campua . Representatives from bulinet1 and industries involved in the paphic commun.ic:ations 6eJd will be on the Sadd.lebeck C~ campu.a Tuesday from 11 Lm. to 2 p.m. for a Career Day l"Oll"UD· which is open to aU intsuted membcn ohbe community. Companies aueodina will include the Fluor Corp., Pacific Mutual, the Automobile Oub of Southern California and the Printina Industries Association. The evenJ is co-aponso~ by the collqe's Center for ~/Life Development and \}\e 9raphic .Communications department. For mo~ 1nfonnat1on. call S82..,.710. Heroin Rml.aar La .Ilea A seminar focusina on treatment issues con- cerning the heroin addict will be presented Tuesday from 8 ~.m. to S p.m. in the administration buildina ofStartana Point of Oranae County, 350 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa. · Funher infonnatiqn on the {>roaram may be obtained by callina assistant admanislrator LaRue Mazzone at 642-3505. · Te.t raaltll ••eued Parents of special education students in Irvine can attend a review of California Assessment Program test results at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Irvine Urufied School District Administration Center, SOSO Barranca Parkway. . !h,e bric.fing will be. part of a ~eeting of the d1stnct s advisory committee for special education. The meeting is o_pen to the public. Dr. Bruce Givncr, the district's deputy super- intendent, will review results of tests conducted last· year on students in k..indergancn through I 2th grade. Women '• coalereaqe Rt Saddleback CoUqc will sponsor a half-day women's conference Monday, bginning at 8:30 a.m. in the McKinney Theater on the Mission Viejo campus. Patricia D. Allen, a marriage and family counselor, will deliver the keynote address and a !'Cries of panel discussions will be presented. The fee 1s $5, payable at the door, and more infonnation is available at 582-461 1. Klndergartea •1gau,. •lated Huntington Beach parents are encouraaed to register their cruldren for next year's kinderaarte. n classes during regular school hours March 19 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Parents need to bring proof of their child's binhdate and immunization records. The schools and their addresses include Eader, 9291 Banning Ave.; Hawes. 9682 Yellowstone Drive· Kettler 87SO Dorsett Dri~c; Moffett, 8800 Burlcrest Drive; Perry, 19231 Harding Lane, and Smith, 770 17th St. Home Ranch tal.k Rt Malcolm Ross, d\rector of development for CJ . Segerstrom & Sons, will talk on the company's proposed 98-acrc .. Home Ranch" business center dun114 i:u~)''s meeting of the Costa Mesa Civic Assoc1ation. The lunchtime meeting wm be held from 11:30 a.rn. to I ]>.m. at the Captain's Table restaurant at . tt~. Lunch ifS6 a ions can be made by callll\I 241-7 383. Marina to entertaln Sousa marches and spinnfoa riOcs will be featured during the U.S. Marine Corps' Battle Color Ceremony, scheduled at 8 p.m. Monday at the Irvine High School Stadium, 4321 Walnut Ave. The event, which is free and open to the publk, features 110 Marines from Washinaton, D.C., who perform in the Battle Color Guard, Silent Drill Team and the Drum and Bugle Corps. A bjghlight is the I 0-minute precision routine b}' the SiJcnt Drill Team. The 65~member Marine Drum and Bu.ale Corps will provide music, Newcomen to meet The Huntington Beach Newcomers Oub invites all people who have lived in the city for less than three ycan to attend its membersrup wine and cheest party Tuesday. Details on the event, includinl time and place, may be obtained by calling 969-40 3. An Invitation: mith petitions or bankruptcy Smith International Inc., stqacred by a $207 million tcnt-infringemcntjudament last month, Friday filed in .S. Bankruptcy Coun for Chapter 11 protection from reditors. The action had been expected since Feb. 14, when a .S. District Court jud&e ordered Smith, an oil field rviccs concmi, to pay tlte $207 million to Hushes Tool o. of Houston, Tex.as. Smith, based in Newpon BcKh, ha1 indicated it is onsidcrina appealing the judpncnl The company said riday that it wiU continue operating while it rcorpnizes ts finances under Chapter l l. Smith, which has been fighting the patent case in the uns for 14 years, won initial skinnilhes. But last year a Cderal judJe ruled in favor of Hughes., postponina setting he size oftheJ'udJmcnt until February. Smith ha set aside $22.8 miUion in a reserve to pay xpccted damqes in the case but indjcated it felt the ward miabt be as~ u S60 million. It Md warned that subst.anlia.lly ~r J~cnt "could be material to the ompany'a financial polltion." Less than • week aft.er the jud&ment was handed own, Smith warned' that it could be forced to default on me ruin coverina vinually all itt $260 miUlon in debt. OJe ruin ~uire Smith to maintain a net worth of at cast SJSO milhon. As of last June 30, the company bad a oct wonh of bout $399 million. Early this month. Smith'• chairman, Jern Neely, iJ!lcd ftom the board of Los Anae&c.buedi Security ac1fic Nat1onaJ Bank, his company'• biaest creditor. yinJ he wanted to avoid pouible connict ofinterest. . Smith is a worldwide 1uppfie.r of products and ces in the oil and ps drilhna industries • Orange Coe9t DAIL V PILOT /Setutdey. w.tch I , 1• Aa Prop<>s to transport ra loactlve material prompts CHP to add 8 hearings to schedule BJ LISA MAJIONEY -.............. Ora'* County has beeo added to the list of areas for hearinp on the 1hjpment of bjp-lcvel radioictive material over Cali- fornia freeways. County rnidcnts can air their views about rou&es proposed by the California HiJhway Patrol June 27 at the Oranae County Hall of Administration in Santa A.na, said Susan Cowan-Scott. CHP pubHc information officer. The Oransc County bcarina is one of eiaht added by the CHP because of public interest in the f9Utina proposal, she said. "There has been a much gn:atcr dqree of public interest than we antidpated," Cowan-Scott said. Hearings have already been held' in Sacramento, Oakland and Los Angeles. Another Sacramento hearina baa been ldded alona with ones in OraOIC County, San Bernardino, Riverside, San Di~. Bakenfldd. Fresno and Readina. lbe 11.1d. Althouah ~ federal aovemment bas jurildiction over the tran1pe>rt of radi~ active materials. the state may dcsianate preferred routes within its borders. Most of those belna recommended by the CHP are intentates, chosen for their ability to move the potentially hazardous material &Jona quickly and safely, Cowan- Sci>tt said. lb 0ranae County, three freewa)'l are proposed fOr radioactive transport -the Santa Ana, San Dicao and Rivenide freeways. The most common materiali that would be subject to the routing plan are spent fuel rods. from nuclear reactors. Currently stored in pools of weter oa tbt reector arounds, tbt bilbJt rMioective tmwoducu muJt be moved '°burial or reelamallon sltcs a1 SOOl'> u web aitet are creeled. ln Orante County, the -cJotest nuclear pe>wer plant is Su OftofreJUlt south of'San Clemente. Initial heariQ&t on the proposed routes were held in 1982. Chan,ees to those recommendations will be 1o1ndet con11der- ation in the most rcccnt series of hcari nas. Cowan-Soou a.id. Public interest in how radioactive wutc is transpe>ned was sparked in January with the announcement that the U.S. ~ ment of Encray planned to ship spent fuel rods from an Asian test reactor inio the Pon of Lona Beach swtina late this month. The low-lcvcJ radioactive rods wouJd be then be trucked cross-country to a rcela- mation center in South Carohna. The annou·ocement touched off a storm of ptotcst in Lona Beach 4nd concern in O range and Riverside counties~ throu&b Wbirb lk pmodielbipmea11 arc n.-w to.,... on their""'>''° latentaae 10. No ftnal ckcitioa on uai .. die,_. ol Lona Beech baa beea ..... ~ .... ~ntol£nasY. Bob Griftitb, cliftldOr °' ~ Com. ty'• Huardous MalCrials ~ .... that .-nt fuel ftom rcacun -=:la as S.. Onofre art I 0 tunes u radiOICtive • *- from the Asian tett rac10(. County officials wiU study tbe CHP-. to be sure lhipmenu tbro• OrMic County are made .. safel)' ucf wit.b .,.._ sidention for local conditions." Orifla. cumntly on vacation, said in a Feblwy interview. There is no way to Stop such lhipmc1111 bec::autt foderal law overridet l\ltc IM local resulationa. but the county CC*.kl Ilk that one route be substituted. for a.nods for safety coosideratioo1, he said. The city of Irvine has already ~ tbat no abipmenu be routed throuab couaal 0ranac County. Contractor chosen f ot Bren Events Center By PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' ............... Irvine-based SaffcU & McAdam Inc. has been selected as general contractor for the Donald Bren Events Center at UC Irvine. The S 13.5-million building, which will be home coun for r UCI Anteaters basketball tCVfl, is sc ulcd for comple- tion later this year. · Saffell & McAdam, founded in Los Angeles in 1942, is described by the university as a major builder of com- mercial, office and industrial structures. In addition to basketball pmcs, the 5,000-seat, three-story Bren Center will house academic and cultural events for the campus and the surrounding communit).'. Beyond the athletic court, the building wlll include a multi-purpose room, locker and dressing ~ rooms for athletic teams, and ticket offices. Lloyd Ros . president of Saffell & McAdam, said that because the center will host a variety of activities. it will be equipped with features such as theatrical lighuna and special sound systems. ..The buildmg's tlClUDle design will allow it to accommodate almost any lond of indoor event," Ross said. The Bren Center was designed by Parkin Archjtccts of Los Angeles, the firm that also desigoed the Wooden Center at UCLA. A ground-breaking ceremony was held last spring at the site, near Crawford Hall. The fund-raising campaign for the UCI arena was launched in 1984 with a SS00.000 chaJlenge grant from the Irvine Co. Donald Bren, the company's board chairman· and principal owner. then contributed a $1 million personal gift. and the center was named for him. The goal in private gifts was $3.8 m~~n. UCJ students have approved an additional fee for themselves that will JCncratc $7. 7 million. The university itself 1s providing the land and in-und services. The drive for a new center was-launched because the demand for tickets 10 UCI basketball games fa r exceeds the 1,500- person capacity of the Crawford Hall gymnasium. More OC funds allotted to fitness center By LISA MAHONEY °' .. .,.., .......... The National Fitness Foundation will get another $34, 900 for planning from Orange County to prepare environmental documents for its proposed U.S. Physical Fitness Academy along Aliso Creek. Approval of the donation by four · · · ngs-the-eounty's contributions to the nonerofil foundation to $104,900. The plannang money is in addition to the board's standing offer to give the foundation free, long-term use of 200 acres of the Aliso Greenbelt. Supervisors Chairman Ralph Clark opposed the action. The foundation, beaded by George Allen, chairman of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, wants to build a fitness academy with private funds that will offer training to teachers, coaches and others involved in sports a nd fi1ncss programs. Conceptual plans approved by super- visors show the $50 million academy with its sprawling athletic fields straddling Aliso Creek in the heart of the Aliso Greenbelt. The foundation asked co1101y super- visors to pay for work necessary to obtain county and state coast.al commission approvals last June. The board set aside $59.900 for consultant fees and county staff time. The foundation returned to the board again in ~mber sccung $59.000 but received only $11.000 because supervisors bad become concicmed about the foun- dation's commitment to the Orange Coun- ty site. - Supervisor Thomas Riley. who rep- resents the district where the center would be located, now says the county has the guarantees it needs that the facility will be built hen!. The acceptance of the conceptuaJ plan, the signing of a lease-option agreement on the land and the foundation's work toward completing a site plan for the projCCl show ood faith, Riley wd in a letter to other r members urjiJ\g l cm to approve the latest appropriation. The extra money will pay for' unan- ticipated staff ti me and consultant services needed to finish environmental docu- ments for county and state Coastal Commission review. he said. Clark. the only supervisor to vote against the increase in funds, has main- tained all along that the county should have a wntten agreement with the foun- dation that requires the planning funds to ' 'Do you think people who have been arrested for a minor. non·vlolent crime (such as shoplifting} should be booked and held In the Orange County Jall until they can makt; bond, or should they be cited and ordered to appear In court?' Sam Bay B•daitoa Baell Redre4 "I think they should be lemcnt. Many people get into a minor offen~and we can't be too harsh." AarlS.Yllle Cetta Mesa , .............. , ~ "I would release them and ha~c them •ppe&r on their coun date. We have a lot more tctioui th1np. •• ' Genao Canlou Cotta Mesa Mormoe mJ11toaary "Pcoplc'should be released unul the) have to go to co urt." Ma,,aa..u CottaMtta Retl .... "I don't think they should be put an Jail. They should be rclea~. but thett should be some way to monitor them .. I. Beny s.ro.t Cost.a Mesa "I think they should be arrested and put in Jail, because the way I look at ll. 1f they shoplift. it's goina to cost me more to shop at the store ... Bill P•tlUo C..taMeu Tow tnck operator "I think c111na and relcu1na v.ould bC' all n&}l t It's a wai.tc of time for a fi~t offcn~. If it's the s«ond or third offense. the) should 10 to jaJI ·· ,~--- be repaid once nat1onw1<1e tund-raisina efforts for the academy are under way. "I continue to suppon the fitness academy, but not the financial arranae- ments." Clark said Tuesday. Supccyisor Bruce Ncstandc, who joined O ark in questioning the outlay of county ....money in December. voted for the dona- tion this time around. · >r Harrien WiederlltRf ~ ported the expense but wanted to know if the board cou.ld expect more rcquats in the future. "I'm not asking for a guarantee. but there seems to be some kind of problem with projectina (costs)," Wieder observed to Environmental Manqement Agency Director Murray Storm. Storm promised to do his best to avoid cominf to the board again on t.bc foun- dation s behalf but cautioned. .. there's always issues that arc raised that you don't anticipate." Elenor AJeua4er Ce11.aMua Retired .. lfyou'rec1tang for shophf\ing. I'd say the) should be released to their own recognllance." Altoa Hee,er C"ta Meta Mecbalcal eartattr "Thty houlo 10 to the Count~ Jail and po~t bond .. -.-- l l .. Soviets must cUt U .N .. missions 1 I -• .... -. ~ U.S. issues reduction order, clafming stze of staff poses a threat to national security expect its action to have a nepuve impact on U.S.-Soviet relations. "We look forward to continuina the efforts beaun by President Reapn and General Secretary (Mikhail) Gorbachev 10 their Geneva mcctina to build a more con5lruct1vc fou n- dation for U.S.-Soviet relations,'' the American mission said. "cons1 tent with our obh&Ations" [ under the Headquarten. Aareement and 10tema1ionallaw Over the years. there have been r repeated complamts of alleaed Soviet espionage acttv1t1es under U.N. cover La~t year. the State Depart· ) ment under congressional mandate, imposed controls on ttie travel of New York-based U.N. employees from the Soviet Union. Afghanistan, UNITED NATIONS (AP)-The United tates ordered the Soviet U.N. m1ss1ons Fnday to drust1cally cut their staffs over the next two years, sayi ng they were unreasonably ll\r&e and posed "a threat to U.S. national security." The cuts. which are to begin on (kt. I. are to take place in four stages and reduce the number of Sovjet diplomauc personnel at the United Nauons from 275 to I 70 b} April I, 1988. "The current size of the Soviet U.N. m1ss1on 1s not warranted by the staffing needs for official U.N. busi- ness," the U.S. m1ss1on said in a note to correspodents. "Moreover. it posei. a threat to U.S. national security." At prtsent, the U.S. mission said. the Soviet missions "arc larger than the next two largest missions com- bined." The U.S. mission has a staff of 126 and the Chinese mission I 16. The note said the United States government had tong been concerned that Soviet mission J?Cr50nnel had "engaged in inappropnate activities. "The. Soviet U.N. missions un- fortunately. have continued to engage 1n activities unrelated to U.N. busi- ness, including espionage." the note added. The U.S. mission did not say whether the reduction order was prompted by the uncovennJ of any new Soviet espionage acti viues here. The note said Washington did not There was no immediate Soviet reaction. One embassy official dechn- ed comment, saying he had not yet read the U.S. note. U.N. spokesman FrancoisG1ulian1 said Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar bad no 1mmed1ate com- ment on the reduct1on order. but was asking the U.N. legal counsel see 1fi1 conforms with the Headquarters Agreement between the United Na- tions and the United States .. The U.S. note said its impos1t1on of a-ceiling on Soviet m1ss1on stafT was ('uba. Iran, Libya and Vietnam. r, The restriction, limiting travel to I w1th1n a 25-mile radius of U.N. headquarters. affected aboul SOO U.N. staff members as oflast Sept, IS >\ report from the Senate In-1 telhgcnce Committee said that about a fourt h of the Soviets working in the , U.N. Secretanat were intcUigence , agents using their employment "as a front." · NASA .calls booster 'probable' culprit in shuttle tragedy Two rebel leaders vow unity WASHINGTON (A P) . -The leaders of two Nicaraguan rebel ' groups which have . been deeply divided by factional differences met Friday with Secretary of State George P. ShuhL and promised to work together 1n their struggle against the ' Saodm1~ta go .. ernment. Bellevue 's last checkout CA PE CANAVERAL.Fl~(AP) NASA officials told presidential in - vestigators Fnday that the nght solid booster rocket was the "probable" cause of space shuttle Challenger's catastrophic explosion. but that the ship's fuel tank has not been ruled out as a possib1hty. An anldenttfled man. reportedly the lut guat to check out of the Bellevue Stratford Hotel ln Phllade[pbia, walb away from the main entrance Friday. Nine peeta apent the lut DICht In the 82-year-old Bellevue Stratford aa the 565- room queen of Philadelphia'• hotels cloeed for renovadon into a Juzury hotel, office and shopping comples. "We know the SRB 1s the failure ," said Thomas Lee. deputy d irector of the Marshall Space Flight Center. But, he told a hearing by the presidential shuttle commission. "Until we complete all the analysis associated with thmgs such as a potenuat hydrogen teak (tn the fuel tank) al hftoff. then we can't close that out." Usmg telemetry and computer- enhanced photographs of the liftoff. held unttl January I 985. Kronenberg the experts sketched a chronology of has had the matter under submission the shuttle's last 15 seconds. In that stncc those heanngs ended. period. the booster broke loose from Judge to rule on new trial 16 years after sentencing LOS ANGELES lAPJ Elmer "Geronimo" Pratt. a former Black Panther leader who -.ays hr wa!I politically framed for a murder he didn't commit. waited 1n h1~ San Quentin pnson cell Fm.la) for a judge's ruling on wh<'ther he will receive a new trial I ti \ea~ alter he went to prison. "We're waiting.'· Prau's chief Jt- torney, Stuart Hanlon. said from his San Francisco office. ··we recc1 .. cd a written notice earlier this Y.eck that the decision would be handed dov.n Friday." Hanlon and a bauahon of defense lawyers have spenl seven years 1ry1ng to get a retrial for Pratt. Their latest appeal was filed with federal Magis- trate John Kronenberg five years ago but hearings on the matter were not The magistrate's staff said Friday its bollom mooring. swung outward the 10-to 20-pagc ruling was still and caused the nose con( of the rocket bctng typed and would not be ready to puncture the external tank which before Monday morning. cames votaule liquid oxygen and Prall, 38. who 1s servtng a life hquid hydroien fuel. ~ntencc. was con\.1Cted in the 1968 The resulttng fireball destroyed the anta Monica tennis court murder of shuttle and killed its crew of seven. a 27-}ear-old schoolteacher. Carohne othtng tn the testimony con· Olsen. tradicted earlier testimony that a teak Prall. who had bern deputy minis-m the JOint betwee n the bottom and ter of defense for the Black Panther second segments of the booster rocket Part}. clai med he was 10 Oakland led the chain of events leading to the when--the killing occurred. Ht,--d~on. fcnsc team alleges that the conviction Thomas L. Moser. a ~op NASA was based .on perjured tcsumoiny. engineenng official , said. the orbiter that the FBI improperly tnterfered in itself. its main hquid-fuel engines and the case and that important evidence the powerful rocket in its c.a~o hold. was withheld. have been ruled "improbable· causes THE PIANO BY WHICH ALL OTHERS ARE JUDGm! Sherman Clay is mak.ing a limited number of New STEINWAY Pianos available now at 1984 prices! 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It's a potential as a contributor only. We know the SRB failed .... We know the SRB is the failure." Marshall's associate engineenng director Jerrol Littles tesufied engi- neers sull are trying to determine whether rainwater in the booster's Joints could have frozen, causi ng ice to push cold-hardened grease against the seats. thus ruining their effective- ness. He said engineers also arc studying the possibilities that one 0-nng seat was too small in diameter at one point 1n 11s ci rcumference. that the seals were improperly inspected and re- ' iewed, and that a test pon on the JOi nt might have been inadequately closed. Littles testified. however; that test have shown that cold had no effect on the ability of the rubber-like rings to seal -as was feared by engineers from Morton Thiokol wh ich built the boosters. ,.,,..pMto Fletcher return' Jama C. Fletcher, who aa NASA admiDiatrator 14 years ago aold the prealdent and Congresa OD the apace ahuttle, la returning to bead hla old agency. President Rea1an announced the aelectlon of the 66-year-old pbyalclat Tburaday, and member• of the Senate im- mediately bailed the de- clalon, aaytng they foresaw no problem• with hie con- firmation. Fletcher la an ex- pert OD apace and mlNlle technolOIY. He replaces Jama_ Bea•. who resljned tut week-in the wake of fraud char1a unrelated to hia NASA tenure. Fletcher reportedly accepted the NASA job reluctantly. >\dolfo ( atero. a leader of the Un11ed Nicaraguan Opposition 1 (UNO). told reporters afterward that the meeting .. was very profitable and 1 very encouraging toward unity and , toward~ reaching our goal of democ- racy " / eden Pastora. the former Sand- inista commander who now beads the Oemocract1c Revolutionary AIJiance (ARDE). said he has always been w1lhng to cooperate with other rebel groups The S'.!7 million 10 non-lethal aid approved by Congress for the ant1- Sa nd in 1 sta struggle has been1 earmarked excl usi ve ly for UNO. But .>\ss1stant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams said Shultz told the N1caragu.ns all groups will be eligible for U.S. a istance so long as they work together to achieve a dcmo- crauc outcom~ and respect human nghts. . Also attending ttc meeting was Alfonso Robelo. a member of the origmal Sand1 n1sta Jun:a .vbo J!OW 1s an UNO loader. · After Pastora said he was willihjlto cooperate with UNO. he was aslc1 whether UNO would reciprocate. , Gestunng toward Robelo, he said, "You can ask them." Robelo smiled and turned his back on Pastora. Marcos and entourage brought $1.5 million in currency here HONOLULU (AP) -Ferdinand Marcos and his entourage brought the equivalent ofS 1.45 mill ion in Philip- pine pesos into exile, according to a document filed in federal court here Friday. There were 27 ,744,535 pesos in 22 cardboard boxes which were were flown to Hawaii aboard a U.S. Air Force cargo plane Feb. 26 and an additional 462, 79 I pesos in baggage, according to an affidavit filed by George Roberts. Hawaii District di- rector of the U.S. Customs Service. The affidavit said 2,989.00 pesos not required to be reponed was released to the Marcos group. All of the pesos equal about Sl.5 m1llton. Reported estimates had placed the amount at up to $26 million. Earlier Fnday, a federal jud$e ordered an accounting of the ~sos 1 n a lawsuit filed by the new Phil ippine government tbroupi the Central Bank of the Philippines. which seeks return of the money. The affidavit did not provide serial numbers. whi ch could allow Philip- pine authonties to trace the source of the mone}.. No decision has been made if or when the sen<1I numbers will be provided. according to Assis- tant U.S. Attorney John F. Peyton. Jr. The affidavit also docs not account for any other valuables that may have been found in the boxes because the lawsuit deals only with the currency, Peyton said. U.S. Distn ct Judge Harold M Fong-said he tacked the authority to prevent Customs from releasmg an accounting of the pesos. ., Fong rejected arguments that re- lease of the inventory to the govern- ment of President Corazon Aquino would violate Marcos· nght to due process. The judge said he was not ruling on whether Marcos or the Aqumo gov- ernment was entitled to the money. Marcos' Washin~ton-based at- torney. Richard A. H1bey, argued that release of the 10ventory would be premature. Questtons of Junsd1C\lon and entitlement should be settled before the inventory 1s released. he argued. In New York City. meanwhile, a state Judge authorized lawyers actin on behalf of the Ph1lipp1ne grovern ment to take sworn statements fro Marcos and his wife. Imelda, as pa of an effort to seize New York rea estate linked to them. The attorneys claimed they had n access to documents held by Custom at Hickam Air Force Base. wher Marcos and his entourage are tern poranly residing. Adm101strat1on officials Thursda said the documents showed a "pape trail" of the Marcos family wealth Meanwhile. a parade scheduled fo Sunday to honor Marcos wa canceled. "Many of our people had fea rs o disagreement, fears of disruption,' said Joe Luo. a longtime Marco supporter and an organizer of th parade Reagan keeps VA loan program afloat 1 By tbe A11oclated Pre11 WASHINGTON -President Reagan on Fnday signed a bill designed to prevent a threatened cutoff 1n home mortpge loans guaranteed by the Veterans Administratton. The measure raises the authorized level of VA-backed loans to SI 8.2 billion, up from $1 2 billion. Faced with Gramm-Rudman cuts, which would have reduced the St 2 billion ceiling to $11 .6 billion, tbe VA had said 1t would have to suspend the home loan guaranty program around April I . The problem was compounded by an unexpected increase in demand for loans rt"sultang from fal ling interest rates. her ~usband. Burford was charged with drunkenness i public early Sept, 2 I after she appeared at the Arlingto County Jail demanding to see her husband, who had JUS ~en booked on a drunken driving charge. Robert Burfo director of the Bureau of land Management in the lnterio Depanment. 1s scheduled for tnal April 2 CIA officlal denlea dlscontent WAS~INGTO~ -John N. McMahon, the ClA' deputy director. said Fnday he was "dismayed an~ angered" by reports that his res1gnat1on stemmed fro111 discontent with President Reagan's policies. In an unusual sta~ement. retea.sed by the CIA. McMahon said he generall~ behe"'.ed mtelhgence officials should respond to "inac- curacies through the oversi~ht process and not by making personal pubhc statements. · But. he added, "I must dr11w the hne when these uninformed and erroneous reports provide f~der -as they indeed already have -for propagandists m the Sandinista pre s in NicataJUa and othe~ abroa~ wh,? seek to denigrate this administration and its pohc1es. The White House announced last Tu~sday that McMahon. S6. a 34-year CIA veteran had resigned for personal reasons. effective March 29. Cyanlde death was •ulclde NASHVILLE, Tenn. -A man whose body contained 20 times the lethal amount of cyanide and was found next to a Tylenol capsule filled with the poison committed su1c1de. authoriues ruled Frida~. The body of Timothy R. Green, 32, was found Feb. 23 with a bottle of Extra- Strcngth T ylenol contai nina one capsule filled with cyanide next to his death bed, touchinaoff an investigauon that included the FBI and U.S. Food and Drua Administration. Along with establish1na that Green himself had pun:hased the cyanide, investigators dis- covered he was involved 10 a failina pan-time Jewelry business and was havina financial problems, said Metro Nashville Medical Examiner Charles W. H.arlan. Budord charge dl•mlaed ARLINGTON, Va.-A untyJudgestruckdownon Fnday an i xication charse ap1n t Anne M. Burford. fonner chic f the Environmental Protection Aacncy, after her lawyers said "she miaht have been obstrepcrou1" but wasn't drunk in aja1lhousescenc follow1na the arrest of .. Amy Carter ln rally PROVIDENCE. R.I. -Brown University offici•Js and. stu~en~s oppas1na the Ivy t..c.aue 5Cbool's South Afnca-t1cd investments neared a howdown over four festers who entered the ninth day of their protest Fnc:t.y Several hundred students, including Amy Caner, 8 Brown fre hman and daughter of former Pres1~nt Carter held a mock funenl ~s1on on the campus ~n. ca~na a fellow prote tct rcprcsent101a black slain by South Afncan police. McMartin pareritS want state on case Swedish security s et for ftttneral . LOS ANGELES (AP) -The state · attorney aeneraJ was Aked by a ·parents JtOup Friday to take over the McManm Pre-School molestation case and refil~ charges dropped locally apinst five of the seven people onginally accused. "We have received a letter making the !'CQ_ucst ... and we arc go ins to stMt analyzing it immediately," said Assis.. tant Attorney General Ted Fogel, in cha.rJC Qf th~ aa~ncy's criminal pros. caiuon section in Los Anfelcs ... We arc certainly not going to sat on it." Accuec1 ao.tet •n Jerry 1'1t.ltwortll eaten feder&I covt la ... haDcteco tJw. week. wb-. tbe ...,.. PIO- ... of Mlectt.nc a Ju7 to decide laJa fate CODtiDaed Prlday. AttorneJ9 pred1ctecl juoft coald ll-.r ~ 8tatemeat8 U -.rly U Dal WedneedeJ or u late u llanb 24. Amoq tbe j)Otell-dalJuon qaMdonecl bf U.S. Dla&lct Comt .Jaqe ·.Jolul V•k1eln wu a demar Bapdat Sanday 8Cllool teacher from ()llrla.nd, a prodaoe clerk from a.a R&lael, a a dllty COlll~J pabllc relatlou man frOm 0-kland, a 21- JeU-Old •beet metal worker &Dcl a eecreta.ry who Mid, u e n9pe0t8 her brother once worked iD coTert &OTerD- m~t lntellJcence. Fogel declined to ~timate bow· IOnf it would be before his office decided whether the evidence war- rants having the attorney general take over the prosecution and refile any charges. The letter was signed by a number of parents including Timothy Wheel- er. a lawyer who is acting as the group's counsel. Wheeler had indicated last month that be ~ould ask the attorney general to step m. Wheeler has said he and the group, before making the request to the attorney general, reviewed the orig- inal investigation as well as infor- mation not used by Los Angeles County prosecutors dunng the nearly 18-month preliminary hearing that ended Jan. 9. Although Municipal Court Judge A viva K. Bobb ordered all seven defendants to stand triaJ, District Attorney Ira Reiner opted to proceed an Superior Court against only two defendants. They arc Raymond Buckey, 27, and his mother, Peggy McMartin Buckey, 57, who face IOI counts of moestation and conspiracy in the alleged abuse of 13 children. Saying the prosecution case was weak against the other five, Reiner dropped charges Jan. 17 against Raymond Buckey's sister and grand- mother and three teachers at the McMartin Pre-School in suburban Manhattan Beach. Together, all seven once had been charged with more than 300 criminal c-0unts after children told of rape, sodomy, satanic rituals .and animal mutilations. Weekend storm could be worse than previous one A rainstorm expected to soak Northern California this weekend could be more dangerous than the storm that sent thousands fleeing for higher ground and caused severe flooding and several mudslides two weeks ago. "The ground is aJrcady wet. and there are several areas that haven't dried up yet," said Ed Cla11k, of the National Weather Service. "The rain we're getting now won't soak in and will just run off. So it's more dangerous." Heavy rains, which began on Friday, were predicted to thrash Nonhem California this morning, with the showers tapering off an the afternoon, and possibly ending on Sunday, Oark said. 5 more coUJJtles earn dl••ter rating SAN FRANCISCO-Five more counties were declared disaster areas on Friday by President Reagan as a result of the heavy rains and floods that hit Northern California last month. With the addition of AJamcda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Fresno and Madera counties, there are now 33 counties eligible for federal assistance in the form of cash grants, low-interest loans and other programs, federal officials said. Deadly bacteria found ln French cheeae SACRAMENTO-State health officials Friday urged Californians not to buy or eat any of the J. Lincet plain Brie cheese from Lot No. 247, after tests reveaJed contamination by a. sometimes fataJ bacteria, listeria monocytogenes, which can cause listeriosis. The distributor. Pacific Cheese ofSan Francisco, is recalling the French product, which is sold in 2.5 ltilogram wheels, or wedges ------------~ cut from the wheels. · &•a American Heart y Association "' 'Ml?E FIGHTING FOR 'TQlJR LIFE Youth arrested ln tra1n crub COL TON -A 12-yeaT-old boy was arrested for investigation ofreleasing a brake that set loose five runaway freight cars. one of which killed three people· when it derailed, crushing a car and smashing into a building. The local youth, whose namc1 was not released because of his age, was a~ted Thursday afternoon, several hours after the accident, Colton police Sgt. Norman Sebern said Friday. The boy was turned over to his parents Thursday n.ighL FRIDAY I SATURDAY • Cape Cod Connection 2 n d Sea son fa mlly resale STOCKHOLM. Sweden (AP) - Pohce sa1d Friday they would Sl.aft tM bia&ett sccunty operation m Swedish~ history for tbe March 1 S funeral of Prime Minister Olof Palme .. French President Francois MittCT-~nd, Indian Pnmc M mister R.;iv Gandhi aod U.N. Secretary-General Javier Pe~ de Cuellar a~ amona the 600 forei&n envoys, auerriUa leaders and pany officials expected for the ceremony an Stockholm's neo- medjeval City Hall. Palme, 59, wasshotdeadfcb. 28 by a man wielding a .3S7-caliber Maanum revolver. The pnmo OUJUlo- ter and bu wife, Lisbct. SS. weie walkina on the street without bod)'· suardi. he was .,aud by a bullet but not seriously bun. Kenneth K.atlston, a police spokes- man, told The Associated Prest that f uncraJ aucsts would be protected by ''the larsest securitx apparatus Sweden has ever seen, about l ,000 uniformed and plainclothes police officers. , The gatl\enna of international moume('S will be the largest in Sweden. since the funeral in 1961 of U.N. Secrctary-GeneraJ Dag Ham- Soviet policy shift seen by NATO chief BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) -The tions with the United States. realignment of Kremlin leadership ''His whole career has been an signals a shift in Soviet pnoritjes terms of U.S.-Soviet relations plus, placing greater emphasis on super-rC"ally, (NATO) alliance relations power relations, NATO's chief ex-because they arc inseparable," Car- ecutive said Friday. • rington said. ··1 think he's goin,g to be Lord Carrington, secretary general a very important ftgure." of the Nonh Atlantic Treaty Or-lo comments dn U.S.-Soviet arms ganization. also said he believes that control negotiations, which recessed Spaniards, in a refcrendu next Tuesday for a two-month break, Wednesday on whether they should Carrington said there bad been move- remain in NA TO, would by a narrow ment away from stalemate on such margin prevent the first defection matters as the removal of medium- from the Western alliance. range nuclear missiles in Europe. The Soviet Union on Thursday announced several key shifts in the Kremlin hneup, including the nam- ing of Anatoly F. Dobrynin, the Soviet ambassador to Washington for 25 years, to the Communist Pany Central Committee Secretariat. "To put him in that posauon 1s an interesting (move). and I think it shows again that we're getting a new direction an Soviet foreign affairs," Camngton sa1d in an interview Wlth The AssocLated Press. He said ll was clear that Dobrynin would assume rcsponsib1hty for in- ternational relations, giving Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev easier access to Dobrynin's advice on rela- "I think there's been movement. I think you'd better be careful about (using the word) ·progress,"' Car- rington said. He cited the Soviets' abandonment of their previous demand that agree- ment on reducing arsenals of me- dium-range nuclear missiles be linked to a U.S. commitment to scrap research on a space-based missiJe defense. Carrington said the Euragre- NA TO nations remain commated to the U .S. negotiating goal of eventu- ally ehminating an American and Soviet medium-range nuclear miss- iles from Europe and Asia. American J ew sh ot in Jerusalem JERUSALEM (AP)-A shot was fired Fnday at an Amencan Jew taking a shortcut through a dark, deserted marketplace in the old walled city after Sabbath eve prayers. Stone fragments .from the ricocheting bullet grazed his head and the victjm said his skullcap.Land his prayers, may have saved him. Jerusalem police spokesman Ran Ley said 20 Palestinians were rounded up for questioning in the shooting of David Blumenfeld, 50, of Great Nc!Ck, N.Y. He was treated briefly for a head "Seratch at Hadassah Hospual and released, he told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. 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Klnf Cart XVl Gustafwill IDIM It • Palme s funaat. laid Social ·Demo-• era tic Party tcCtt:Wy Bo T OIW, l addiriJ \bal be believed it will be I.be I first ume a monarch b.11 addl m 1d : the funeral of a prime minitter. • Palme's SoclaJ Democratic Pany is J handlio1 the arrantemenU. Invitations were not eJt te:Dded to Parquay or Chile, ruled by riltlt- wi na military aovernmen~ or South Africa, which practices leplited racial searegation. E x -Fi lipino political prisoners celebrate MANILA. Philippines (AP) - They ate, drank and danced Friday eveniQI in th.e fresh smell of a prlandcd garden -a priest, soldjer, &0vemment official and o ther "bed guys" Ferdinand E. Marcos bad jailed for opposing him. More than a doze'ft. qewly releued political prisoners ca.me 'to Ann&Ddo Malay"s party to laugh and cry with friends and relatives under the col- ored lights. "This is a meeting of all Marcos' bad guys," said Joaquin Roc::es. a fonner publisher. He had led demo~ stntions against the former presi- dent, who fled the country with his family and retinue on Feb. 26 and now is in Hawaii. Other gue11-s included studenU. professors an~ activists who them- selves had been released from prison months or years earlier. Entertainers san& and danced under a mango tree. T wo tables were laden Wlt.b food and beer provided by Malay, a former journalism school dean who beads a group oflrisoners' relatives called K.apati which means "Bro ther" in T.ioa. the Philippine language. " • Malay's son recently escaped from military custody and Joined his wife. They still a1' in hiding. A Manila chanteuse sang "You're My Private Dancer," accompanyiq her perf ormaocc with sensuous &Y- rauons. Celebrants broke into cheers, throwing red and yellow confetu, when former Lt. Victor Corpuz Wu given a small cake. - "Happy Freedom" was written in red on the white icing. and Corpuz did not cut it in order to preserve t.bc message. •. 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When Steve fi~s crew cqer to clear Bo of esp1on~ha!JCS. mcmbtr for com1na on to Iva. haJf the Real1zina bcr all;lclter LS Ian, Mchua crew walks off JOb Betsey 1ells Steve they appalled when lan'suagcsts 11 was her fault must iron out differences btfore they ti.ave he became 11p1st l:>e<'ause she left him for another child. Holden tells Lily he turned ffle. Rea.u\1n1 oonsciousness following down college scholarship because his: cat crash, IGmbtrly relieved when family needed him to stay around and Caroline tells her VicLor is not her father provide income. Marcia accuses Kim and Robin anary when Mike misses consul· Frannie of prcmcd1 .. 1ed murder. Psy· talion and she sees him with attractive ch1a1nst than~s Mama may be psychotic woman. Robcn ftahts with his brother Eh CAPITOL: Jor-Oy ~li~ves Leea.nne has 11 over their previous struules as European sa~ter and plans to find her in lhe hopes of Jews. Victor demands Pelc sell alcohol at saving Leeanne's hfe. Leeanne tells Jordy fhe Jump. Leaming Kimberly W&s con· she wants child by him so after she·s dead s1dcltri ngabod'!,1on. a furious ~ha~ doesn't • Jordy wilt always remember her. Aller suc aroun 1or an explanation. retumingClanssa'snng. sayinashe'll n~ GENERALHoSPiTAL:Sean tells Anna 11 one day~ Wall~ CJlllS ~axter dad. C'lans.sa she should lay off Laurellon case for lhe tell~ Baxter to quit try1ng to protect her. time being. In an attempt 10 make Edward shes a strong inclepcnd.cQ1 woman. In· thank Sean's company a success Sean scnphon on Leeanne's watcb leavesJordy places phony id an the New York Times. and Trey to behcve herfamtlywas in show Jeff tells Mike he hasa secret about Ganny. business. Thoma' tells Sloane he unc;ter-Jeff finally tells Mike the story when Mike stands why s~e wants Mark and Clanssa agrees to give him video camera Jeff says . 1oae1her. With IUxter . cleared. on at· he heard Rick and Ganny argu;ng about tcmfted murder cha~ Ill Marks hoot· Ginny·s one-night stand w11h Derck A mg yleragrcestodefcndJenny D.A. tells • hurt Mike call~ Ginny a tramp Tcm Jcnnr she could face one year lo life leaves the ga s on an the kuchen afle~ taking 1mpnsonment for the shooting of Mark. sleeping pills. An unconscious Terri 15 who shf thought ~as. J~sh Hamngton. rushed to the hospital. Ted swears he does not want lcm to die. Anno team$ the ioihals on the pendant are T.O .. Terri's first and middle 1ni11als. •• !... OUIDUllO lJQHT: Melcher 1dm111 to O aire he's (ailing in love with Maeve. AJex discovers Simon's fingerprints and plans to have them run throuah the FBI to learn his real identity. Wh1fe Simon's ttllina Jesse his father walked out on him, be realizes Alo bas buued the room. Reva finds desperately ltt bum who refuses to let her c.alJ doctor. Finding her missing engagement ring around the bum's neck Reva realties he. not K~le, saved her the night she tried to commit su1c1de. Mindy funous when Kun asks Belh to keep an eye on her in L.A. Claire tells Bri&&S she has personal reward for him 1f he gets proof pos111ve Rick into drugs. Ed returns home with news of Ben Bauer's death. • • • RYAN'S HOPE: When Dakota chanics his mind and does sta&ed bed scene w11h Mauae. a horrified Jill accuses Magglt' of being a tramp. Frank believes Jill has overreacted and she admits she can't help 11. when Dakota's around anpther woman she get•Jealous.'Dcvhn continues 10 rome on to Jack. • • • SANTA BARBARA: Santana and Mason agree to mam so she can 1u11n full • • • SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: After tcllina Lloyd she is pi:epiant, Llz.a tells him she w1nts divo~. Liu aJ50 tell• Hop? their relationship can now merely be a fnendsh1p. Stu rctums to Henderson lcam1n1 that tile Cald~ll bou~ has been destroyed. Sunny dubs the new apartment where everyone 1s hving .. Liberty House." Jo and Siu arc asked to be manaaer and caretaker. • • • YOUNG 6 RES11.£SS: Suddenly reabz· ma Jack was Jail's cabin lover, John goct to Lindsay. who won't confirm or deny. A crushed John cries bitterly. A smuJ K.ax behevin• JiU penniless, keeps offennt Jiii a JOb. Brock helps chm Ashley who's sim devastated because baby V1ctona called her a witch. Amy tells Tyrone she needs ume to think over his marriage proposat Shawn admits 10 Lauren he wa~ older when his mother died -11. not 6. Starshi1f's 'Sara' rockets to top of chart By the Associated Press The follow10g arc Billboard's ho1 record hits as they appear in next week's issue of Billbo,.rd magai.i~. Copyright 1986. Billboard Publi· ca11ons. Inc. Reprinted wuh per· mission. HOT SINGLES I ' Sara' SlarstllP (Grunt) 2 "Theff Drffml" Heert ICapltoll J "Kvrle" Mr Milter (llCA) • "Secrel LOYtf'S" AllanllC Slerr IA&M) S."How Wiii I Know" Whllnev Houston (Aris la I 6."R 0 .C.K In Ille US A " JOl1n Cougar Mellencamp (Ill••> 1 "Rocll Ma Amedeus" Falco IA&MI 2ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS . BF.sT FOREIGN FIIM BF.sT ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY 'f he Official Sto1y I "Siient Running" Mlk• & Tna Machank' CAllanlk ) 9 "Klno F<>< e Dev" Tl'IOmP10tl Twlnl IArl.ial 10 "Nllllla" Elton JOl1n (Gelfenl 11."Whal You Nffd" lnx• (Allantlc) 12."Thll Could Be Iha Nlohl" Lovert>Ov <Cotumbla) 13 "T,,. Swffltll TabOO" Sade (Portrait) 14 "Sanctify Yountll" SlmPlt Mlndl IA&M· l/irolnl IS "KtU" Prine• & TM Rt•olullon (Pallln Park I 16 "Ltl'l Go All Ille Wav" Slv Fox (CaolloO 11 "Llv11111 In Amtrlce•• Jam.s Brown IScolll Breu I 19 "Lift In e Nortllern Town" TM Dream .t.tadtf'IW (Werner Brol) 19 "Manic Mond•v" &.note' <Cotumt>lal 20 '8e11•, So Lonetv" Cllerl+e Sexton tMC.t.) TOft Lh I "Wl'ltl ... y HoullO<I" Whllnev HOUllOll (Arlalll 2 "PromlH " Sade <Portrait I 3 "Wtleome lo IM Rffl World" Mr Miller tRCAI 4 "Heart" Heart (CaPitotl S "The Broadwev Alt>vm" 8erbn Streliand (Columblal 6 "Scoracrow" John Cowar ~mp !Riva) 7 "Knee ()ftp In,,.. Hooota" SlarVllP (Grunl) I "Brotl\ers In Arms" Dire Stralll (Warner 8rol.I 9 "TM Ultlmale Sin" Ou v <htlournt <CBS ,.t.uocla ltdl 10."0nca UPOn A Time" Sfmolt Minch IA&M· l/lrglnJ 11 "Alltrburner" ZZ Too !Warner 8ro1.) 12 "'Rocllv II/' Soundtrack" (Scolll Bro' J 1l "Frlendl" Dionne Warwldi (Arllla) EXCLUSIVE IAT/IH 1J1JO I• "In SQuare Clrdt" SleYlt wono.r <T9mlel l~~~~~~!~!!!!!l!l~ll~!l~JJ~·~·~·g-1~u11111111111111~ IS ''N~~N~··~~~~~a) E.l!Al!£MEIT ,,.., 9iVV 16 "Rock A Liiiie" Stevie Nickl (Modern) • • 7:11; 1110 17 "Plclurn lor PleHure" Cllar11e Sexton (MCA) ..... Creates edge, surprise and romance.'' RICHARD CORLISS TIME MAGAZINE .. ****Ya ... Uncornpromlslngly honest ... 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REVIEW -~--- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday. Marett 8, 1Ne A 7 ~-. 'Buffalo Bill' takes his act to cable By llOBB8T BARR • I,,,_...., NEW YORK -Bill 81ttJn,er, that louse, that eaomaniac. that male chauvinist Pia. is now one oftbe best reasons to have cable television. "Buffalo Bill," which had a brief run on NBC a couple of years aao, returns Sunday OI" the Arts & Entertainment Network l'Mre are only 26 &hows, but suar Dabney Coleman says, .. 26 shOW$ may have been just enoup ... They were more th.an 'enough for most viewen, who seem supinely content with insipid sitcoms that depend on tbe boisterous lau&b track to tell them when the jokes come. Even when sweetened by its own canned laughter, "Buffalo Bill'' was just too tart for mus taste. Bill was supposed to be the charac- ter you loved to hate, but most viewers just hated bim, so much so that they arose from their couches between "Chters" and "Hill Street Blues" to switch off the unbearable Bill. Bill Bittinger is the host of a two-bit television talk show in Buffalo, N.Y .. who bulljes the station manager (Max Wright), humiliates his girlfriend Jo Jo (Joanna Cassidy) and insults his staft(Gecna Davis, John Fiedler and Charles Robinson). 81U was I.be kind of jerk who could propote to Jo So with tbetc honeyed words: "You·~ better than 90 percent oflhe bimbos out tbm." In the estimation of its few but fuvcnt fans, ''Buffalo Bill" was bener than 90 percent of the television out there. Coleman, soundioa a bit like lhe character in a recent interView from California, sa~ that people who watched the show' ~ 1ntdlcctually a cut above the averaac television viewer." TV comedies have had their viJ. lains and boors, such as Louie De Palma on "Tui," Ted Baxter on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," and Archie Bunker on "AlJ in the Fam: ily," but Bill was the first wi1h absolutely no redcemina qualities. Bill practiced bis aolf swing in his office with regular balls. "You can't get the distance with practice balls," he said. smackina them through an open window towatd downtown Buf· falo. • When a woman was bTought m as ~host of bis show, be suggested drugjng her. "Just thinking out loud," Bill said. When Bill's show was canceled, he launched into a · rambling speech laced with quotations from the songs "My Way" and "The Impossible Dream," and talked about getting b&ctc to some cban-.ble wort. "God knows I mi'5 that," be wd. And wbC'o he wa5 uisuJtcd by tus black makeup man, Bill d~ed of bcina chased by Zulu warriors. mouthy hookers and other racist stereotypes while Rav Charles sana. "Hit the Road. Jack.'' Coleman said that he would never have let Bill evolve into a more sympathct1c character. Jr there had been a seoond sea50n, however, be says be would have played Bill as a more of• con man, with at least a veneer of pJtusibility and charm. Coleman and his manaser, Bernie BriOstein, one of bis partntts in the P.roductioo company which made 'Buffalo Bill," arc dcvelopin& a hew DCU'f SlUlO "Plffil.,... fN·l3) IUS. !:IS, t.IS US, l:IS, 10:15 comedy scna. While C>leman wouldn•t say much about tbec:oaoepc. be Utd he would not be plaYiaa a rat lhit time around. He barbon no bol)CS of rev-iv ... ..Buffalo Bill." a lbow he ttptda u "one of the best ever made. .. "I'm &lid that it's held the place it bas in t6e hearu of people, aad IMt now a few more people will have a ch&DOC to sec it, .. be said. .. Most importantly; wo·~ just proud of what we did -and dull wollld have been the cue whether it came beck on or oot." "Buffalo Bill" will be 51\own ~Y at 8 p.m. and midruah\ Suoday, •th ttpeats on Monday at 3 p.m. and • Wednesday at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m, Buddy Rich band sharp in Viejo concert WOOIW AUDI ........ & .. SISTtlS" (PC-U) l~~. lllS, S:~ IM, I .. By RANDY J AY MATlN 0.-, ,.. CGf o 19' 1'*411 You've seen him on TV. Perhaps you've caught his act at Disneyland but have you seen Buddy Rich with his ego, impeccable meter and 15- pioce band at Mission Viejo High School? Despite a rainstorm that would have kept many at home. a near ca- pacity audience of 350 turned out to see Rich recently ;n the school's wedge -shape d auditonum. Seated on a raised platform be· tween the piano and 12-pioce horn Rid section, Rich showed off a sense of timing that has set the standards for fo ur decades. He fought his fin.I baltlt> First on the bill was a mid-tempo shuffie that saw pianist Barry Ketner tak~ a long be-bop solo, hi s light touch deltcately pulling the notes from ivory keys. A horn fantasy followed in which answering Layers of trumpets sailed atop honky bass sax ltnes. Trumeter Greg Gisbert, whom Rich later m- troduced as "cute and adorable ... but weird," demonstrated powerful chopsell:pelling large bursts of wind m concentrated clusters ala Maynard Ferguson. The set closed with another mellow ballad. Steve Marcus play~ a blue~y yet comically sqwak1ng solo while the band chimed m choir-like with word- less humm;ng. Dunng a short intermission bass saxaphonist Jay Cume explaioed: "We play a lot of high schools -and clubs. Last night we were in Modesto and tomorrow we play in Las Vegas. on the S<.ollish Highlandi. in 1536. He will fight his greatest battle on the streets of New York City in 1986. His name is Connor Mac IR.Od. He is immortal. IUA '9M021 UA llNES 4 llllAPIM 9S2·49'3 !IA llNES. ..... , .. 121-4070 PACflC llDA PAllll ..... .na mu 111.3501 OIWMDS llMIOI 1WIC IOW SHOWllll •ta mu S4i-m1 --""'SJM"° EDWMDS SO. COAST PUZA OIWMDS VOi TWll ..,... llMI 141.ono -1n..0340 DIWMDS QtU'IO C001J MIC OUI& IMU. inm 551-0IS5 -'34191'1 DIWMDS ~ PACllC OUI& ..... u ..... "4-2400 --34·3'11 PAc.IC LA mAOA I UA CITT COfTtJ WbiWTa • UA IETWIS'IO 1WIC ftS.5333 a Tm • 01WMDS SAOWIACll Sll-SllO If ~u've never been frightened by anything, you11 be frightened by this! NOW PLAYING "We don't follow a set hst. Buddy never announces the song tjtles. There are 130 titles in lhe book (rcpenoire) and he just calls them by number. You get to know them that way after playing the tunes night after night." t>uring the second half of the show. perhaps realizing that this was not his usual, more critical audience, Rich loosened up and appeared to enjoy addressing the audience boastfully. fast crossing tus sticks, playing on the rim of his snare, juggled stJcks off the skin of a ride tom and beat on the bass skin with both stick and foot pedal. The rain added its part too, notice- ably pounding on the theatre's roof during quieter passages. Rich, who prefers to play on a dimly illuminated stage, kept a dialogue going with the student light man who, perhaps il)advertently, killed all the lamps during one of Rich's solos. Following another repri· mand. tbe light operator became even more creative. Next, Rich announced a Duke EUington tune as "Caravan" qu1ck.ly amending it to .. Cherokee" (so m uch for the numbering system). The tune proved to be a farec that saw Rieb clumping away randomly at the piano. Bassist Mike Bloom did all he could to hold things together in this corny mumbo until Rich, with a gasp, fell offtbc piano bench. A similarly entertaining evening was recorded recently in San Fran- cisco and is being released as a boxed set by Cafe records. The session will also be available on Laser disc and all formats of consumer video including VHS-Hi-Fi and 8 mm. Capping a boogied up version of Paul Simon's "Keep The Customer Satisfied" Rich took a solo that was a model ofOuidity. He played lightning Ac~ Nomln•I TMK MITCHUl f,") _,. ROllMllZ 2100 4:00 1 :0 n;u11 1100 3110 1 :00 .. 1010 0 20 7130 .. t :40 6 U 4 2SSl/C11~m1n & $11111 An1 wy WILDCATS fl/ SHOWS A T 1:1 :3 0 5:45 1 :00 a. 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SM. ltlO "HLTA FMCr' (I) l 11. 1-45 "IU AllU" (I) 121s, ua.ee 7i0.tl5 .edwarde MISSION VIEJO MAl l 49~ 67~(1 'll ~ ..... '\_l .......... 61 t • • w • •n sao "PIITTl • ,_.. (PC-U) 1• l ... li0. 7i0."' • SAf <atltSMI '1ICI IUI" (C) tMI "WUCATS"' (1) 1'40, l4'. HS. l• It IS ......... Ollf aJ.S" (I) 1'45. 4i0, llS ta.ltll sr• .i-MUTmt OIFll'f'S .ancr 1·•ustM-Ul liO. ll\. ttli llOfl STMl1 11 ACMIOll'f AWMD ... "tlT • Af'llCA" (PC) 1• •• 1 •... ·--~ A.a Otanoe CoMt OAILV PtlOT/ S.turday. March a. 1986 I TV L1 SllNG S -t:OO- CI) Ct8 8POAT8 SPECW. ~DAYS tll Wf..M YMPICS NEW ZOO REVUE HIGHSCHOCX.~ S.W.A.T. MOYIE • "Abbott And Costello Meet The Mummy'' ( 1955) M1111 W1nds0r, Ml· ctlMI A11$1tl • ADAM SMITH'S MOfEY WORl.D CO FACESOfCUlTURE G FISHINO TME WEST MOVIE • • "Jost The Way You Are" (198') Kristy McNlchol. Michael Ontkean ([)MOVIE •••;,'"Black Beauty t t971) Mark Lest•' Welter Slellk WRESTLING -t:30-D (8 PUNKY BREWSTER I HAPPVDAVS tll EWOl<S AHO OAOIOS ADVEMTURE HOUR I SUPER SPORTS AMERICA WAI.I.. STREET WEEK G FACES Of CUl TURE •OHEWAYGAME G THIS WEEK IN COUNTRY MUSIC (Z)MOVIE * t •,; "They Lrve By Night (1949) Fatley Granger, Cathy O'Ooooell -10:00-D Qt ALVIN A.MO TME a.IPMUNKS 9 VIDEOBEAT • BLUE KNIGHl • CA TS AMO DOGS CD JIM COOPER'S ORANGE COUNTY 8!> DALE EV AHS '1'TH£8EAM (C)MOVIE • * '~ "Desperately Seeking Susan ( t985) Rosanna Arquette. Madonna MOVIE * • "Dracula's Castle ( 1969) John Carr ad1ne, Otto Kruger -10:30-D QI KJOO VIDEO 9 AMERICA'S TOP TEN 8 0 SUPER POWERS TEAM: GAlACTlC GUAROIAHS eMOVlE • t "Tarzan And Tile Slave Girl l 1t50Ji:e Batt•. v.._ Bt~ 1=== * * * "KllS ~ Kl1t" ( 1953) K• tllryn Grayton, Howard KMI. -11:00- POAOOll 8WR.T PUTT1N' OHM HfTS tll W£EKENO 8P£CIAl WAESTUNO SOUl TRAIN FNJGAl OOUAMET QUEST FOA PEACE ())MOVIE * ·~ "The MirrOf Crecil'd" (1980) El!ubeth Tay!Of, Angela Lansbury I) HISSAH SPECIALS (H) SON Of NOT -80-GAEAT MOMENTS IN SPORTS (I)MOVIE * * t t "The lnf0<mlf" ( 1935) Vic· tOf McLaglen, Helllitr Angel -11:30-D QICOl.LEGE BASKETBAU I ~ AMEAICAH BANOSTAHO e THIS OLD HOUSE I AMEllCAN OOYBNilENT ARTHELEHE.RIPPY m CAUFOANIA WRESTUNG MOVIE • • • "The c.ndldate'" (1972) Rob- ef1 RedtOfd, Pe1er Boyle AFTEANOOH -12:00-z =srOOOES • • • "Shamus" ( 1973) Burt Rey- nolds, Dyan Cannon (!) BASKET1W.1. CONT1NUES CD MOVIE • • "The Chinatown Kid" (1979) Sll1rtey Yu. Alexander Fu Sheng m souoGOl.D fDWOHOERWOAKS 61)AMERICANGOVERHMOO GD DEAF WORLD (C)MOVIE ••• •; "The Lavender Hill Mob'" ( 1952) Alec Guinness, Stanley HollO- '*IJI/ MOVIE * • *' "Country" (19841 J8SS!Ca Lange. Sam Shepard )STAR GAMES -12:30- TMU8T000£8 AT ntiMOVlll cou.EOE 8ASKET8AU IU8leS Of MAHAOEMEHT LAVERNE a SHIALEY MEADOW\.AAK LEMON HOOP SCOOP MOVIE U "Tuttc 1821" (1985) Timothy Hui· ton. Robert Urich -1:00- • Cl) CD COLLEGE BA8KET8AU. I ~260 -RAOINO OH THE EDGE .MOVIE **•* "Tile Brotherhood Of The Bell" ( 1970) Glenn Ford. Rosemary Forsyth eNOVA Ci) BUSINESS Of MANAGEMENT OMOVIE * • • "The Big Bus" I 1976) Joseph Bologna. Stockatd Channing ~~TAYLOR * • •.; "The BaHad 01 GrllQ()(io Cor- tez" ( 1983) Edward James Olmos. Tom Bower DAHCEFEVER -1:30- D a LPGA Golf 8 MUNST'ERS 8 ROAD TO ATLANTA W1TM PAUL HEWMAH CD PROJECT UNIVERSE CID 8EHtNf> TME SCEHES (C)MOVIE • • "Fast Forward" (1985) Jolln Scon Clough, Ooo Frankltn Cl) PUTTIN' ON TME HrTS MOVIE * • "Missing In Action 2. The Begm- ning" ( 1985) Chucil NOfns. Sooo- Teck Oh. -1:"5-GD REUGK>US PROGRAMMING -1:50- 81) PLEDGE BREAK -2:00- G GlOGET G DRAG RACING f>VOYAGERS 4D MOVIE **'-'"Eyes Of Laura Mars" (1978) Faye Ouoa"Nay Tommy Lee Jones ESUfMVAl Otlice Support ... ·~~ON (I PHIL. COWNS: NO J/iOl.ET AEQUIAf.D -SOLD OUT FAME. -2:30- l ~MOVIES CAREER UFE PlAHHING DOnEAAMBO SUNDAY IN M PAM. wrTH OEMGE -3:00-1 ~BASKET8Ail 8MOVIE ***~ "HeaY'llt'I Can Wiii" (1943) Don Ameohe, Gene Tierney 19 PIA 80WUNG 8IOtlC WOMAN FAME .MOVIE * * * "Me And The Colonel" ( 1958) Dinny Kaye, Curt Jurgens I,!) CAAE£R LIFE PlAHNNO ()) MAD MOVIES wrTH THE LA COHNECTION Q! NATIONAl SONGWRfTEA AWAPOS GD CHRISllAN UFESTYl.£ MAGAZINE Cl> WOAU> Ct.ASS CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTUHQ MOVIE * •·~ "Mooow" (1986) Daniel J Travantl. Dabney Coleman. (lJMOVIE *•~"Running BraYtt" (1933) Rob- by Semon, Pal Hingle CPJ 0000 TIM£S -3:05- • GREAT MOMENTS W1TM NATIONAL GeOORAPHIC -3:30-m HUMANITIES TMAOUGH TME ARTS ()) HOGAN'S HEROES EID HERfT AGE SINGE~ MOVIE * * * "The Deep" (1977) Rober1 Shaw. Jacqueline Bisset (p) GIMME A BREAKJ MOVIE * * *' "The Leopard" ( 1963) Burt Lancaster, Claudia Catdinate -4:00- D SUPER CHARG£RS 0 FA.HT ASY ISLAND You 're a Visit Away From a New Career! Attend Our Employment Evening Monday, March 10.th or Tuesday, March 11th from 4PM to 7PM each day. .. to discover your possibilJUes with Caremark Home Health Care of America i~IASKmAU ... ··~d" (1978) AAgle Olc- klneotl. Cliff Robet1ton. • HUIWl'TD THAOUQH THE AltTI ISTARTIB IENNYHNI 8'EB)WAY FROM ASOOT .e+tHkJN8 l lNswrM~.- WIDE WON.D Of SPORTS MAGIC Of Ol. PAINT'INO AICNEWSQ AT THE MOVIES I ~~ 8TAICTl y llUSINf.M FAME. llAOK SHEEP SQUADRON UFES'TYlE8 Of THE llCH ANO FAMOUS: M WORLD'S 8EST e SAVINO THE Wl.DUFE G SOUAAE FOOT OARDE...a CJ) w·A·s·H IQINEWS Net+COOK MIWONAIRE MAKER ~ • • • * "The Empire Strikes Beck'' ( 1980) Marl! Hamln, Harrison FOfd. (I)MOVIE • • "Mart1n's Dey" ( 19&4) Rlc:Nrd Harns. Lindsay Wegner. MOVIE • • • "Same Time. Next Year" ( 1978) Alan Alda. Elten Burstyn MOVIE • *'It "The Adventures Of Buckaroo Banzai· Across The 8th Dimension" ( 1934) Peter Weller, John Uthgow -5:.30- • NEWSMAl<ERS D HEWS ml GAEA T PERFORMANCES (l)AUCE 9 WIDE WOALD Of SPORTS Q!HICNEWS GD ZOLA LEVTTT CC) CRAZY A80UT M MOVIES: GROWING UP IH THE MOVIES EVEHWG -&.'00- • ()) C8S NEWS l ~HEWS * *'~ "The Adven1ure Of Sheriock Holmes' Sm&11er Brottww" 11975) Gene Wildtr I MW1y Feldl'nln MONEWIQ OMATOT AMENCAH HEAO THN!E'I COWAN't ~~ TOKU90 8AIZa8EH MOYIE * "Cuttt Ot Tilt Pink Panther" (1983)Ttd W• Oevld HMr1 -t:ao- 18 (J)Hl'WI HfADlM!I ON TIW. TOO CU>eE FOR COMfORT -7:00- 12 ON THE TOWN ABHT 8AOltM CHoa FOR THE FU1 AWA/OJ IA8KETBAU. OOHTNJES SMAl.J. WONDER WHEEL Of FORTUNE TOO Q.OIE FOA OOMfOAT EYE OH SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO ALM ~HARMON HAAUNONATO MOVIE • •1.; "Mrs. Soffll" (1934) Otane K .. ton, Mel Gibson. ~=HOOD ** "Mll(e's MUl'der'' (1934) Debra Winger, Mn Keyloun. -7:15-CH> RAY BAADltJAY THEATER -1:20- • PLEDGE BREAK -7:30- • DANCE F£YER l lrSALMNG EYE OH LA. llGSPIH I BARNEY MIUER NATUftf Q.OSEUP OMBIGSPtN 18J SAN DIEGO ZOO'S ANIMAL EXPAESS Cl) IHOEPENOEHT HEWS -1:00- IE ABREAJ(J 9 AB>O FOXX SHOW CJ) ~OTT:q SEAL TELETHON I NEWS • MOYIE • *** "AU Thet Jaa" (1979) Roy $dltldtr. Artn Reinking. IGAEAT~ G08PE1. OOl.O =°FROM 8ANTA-1A H "Fas1 Fooward" (1985) John ~~·Don Frnlln • **~ "PllcM In The HWI" (1984) Siiiy Field, Llndlly CrOUM. (!)TALES FAOMlHE IWIKSllf (I) PAPS! a4A8E -8:30- aJ~Q TCMIY la FACTS Of Lff CANDI STATOH-StSSEWEll T\.IANNl POINT HONEYMOOHE"8 -1:35- • W.C. FE.OS STRAIGHT UP -t:00- 8 MOVIE "Classified Lovt" (Premiere) Mlchael Mc:Keen, Steplllnle Farw;y. I ~ H * "Shamus" (1973) Burt Rev· nolds. Dyan Cannon .MOVIE U 'h "Vatt.f Glt1" (1983) NiCOllS Ctge, Deborah Foreman. ! DALLAS HOLM BOXING MOVIE * * ·~ "The Killing F"lelds" {1934) Sam Waterston, Halng S. Ngor . DEMPSEY I MAKE.PEACE MOYIE * * "Porky's Revenge" ( 198S) Dan Monahan, Wyatt Knight. (%)MOVIE • • • "My First Wife" I 1984) John Hargreaves, Wendy Hughes -t:15- CJ) HEWS -9'.20-m> PLEDGE BREAK _ .. .30_ a a221 (!) EASTER SEAL TELETHON ai) DAVE ROEVER \ -t:45- 8i) P£TER. PAUL ANO MARY: 25TH AMllVEMAlf'( ---llrTOHSTml ~LEMON MOVIE ••~ "Oeeperalely Ste*= 1"6) Roelllnl Atquetl•. MOYIE H~ "SlNmen" (1984) Jeff enc •· 1<M9n Allen Cl) 1WIUOHT ZONE -10'.30- 1 =~ INDEP!NOEJfT NEWS -10'.M-• IPORT1 ,llJ/f. -11:09-1 :f V~ H * "Doctor Dolittla" ( 1987) Ai Hltrllon, Swnentha Egg#. ~mnHOO I SATUll)AY ALM HOT SEAT ATMMCMES MOVIE .. "Oeldly BleMlng" ( 1981) em. Borgnl,._, Lois Nettleton. (%)MOVIE .. "Death Gelne'' (19n} Sondf Lod!e. $fYlnoOr Ceuel. -11:10- • FAWLTY TOWERS -11:30- I BAANABY JONES al LATE NIGHT wrTH DAVID L.ETTE.AMAH 8 EY£WfTNESS SPORTS WEB<EHO .MOVIE .. ... "Coming Home" ( 197( J1111 FO<tda. Jon Voight. ~~·s~ • • ••.; "Ufe With Father" (1947 Wiiiiam Powell, Irene Dunne. -11:45-, ~~~ Arboretum's weekend sales feature rare, native plants A plant sale today and Sunday at the Fullerto n Arboretum will feature mistletoe fig ( Fiscus deltoidea), a slow-growing evergreen shurb that even1ually reaches 8 to I 0 feet. The weekend plant sales, from I 0 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays and I to 3 p.m Sundays, arc sponsored by the Fnends of ihe Arboretum and the Potters, volunteers who propagate plants for use on the arboretum grounds on the Cal State Fullerton feature Reed-stemmed Orchid ( The afternoon program, entitled Epidendrun obrienianum). terrestrial "What's New Under the Sun1" will orchids that can be grown m con-feature Evelyn Weidner of We1dner's tainers or in the ground in well -Begonia Gardens in Leucadia. drained moist soil ihe meeting will be held in the • • • Neighborhood Congregational Flower arranging and artistic use of Church. 340 St. Ann's Drive, Laguna containers wlll be demonstrated by Beach. Scott McCool of Houston. Texas, for • • • . members of the Floral Arts Guild. Members ofNewPon Hills Garden Ttre guild meeting will begin at IO Club will meet at 9:30 a.m. March 20 a.m. Monday at 601 N. Baker St.. in Clubhouse 2. Port Carlow Place, ta Ana. For-information, ca~ Beach. -- Emily Ruhlig at 544-1617. A history on pcrfymes will be •. • • presented b_y Dolly Boggs, perfume ---mJ~'Je~a--recopued===~'"T'.Jea=ar::e:=-r "'TJn=-=p==rovJ=·r:iar.-:m=-=g=-=sp=ec~i::slizr.=:e:-:ar1i::-:e:::ra:::p::!.Y:--::se::,.:--_ --;-'"Cll'IATrl'O'sour.i n-c-1 u-ded is a wide range of .vfces to patients In the home. taking on the difficult cases, and plant materials for indoor and out- mdin1 tbe qualJty al life that much better. Our concern for door use. native plants and other quality tlldand1 to our employees, as well. '™' recognize talent drought-tolerant plants. Mona ~how wlll presc~1 a program consultant for Neiman-Marcus. on making and planh~ hafi~ng For information, call Jean Todd at baskets at the 11 am. meeting Fnday 644-6929 or Joyce Anderson at and ri1ward succeJs with sudi advaDtsges as: The sale on March 15 and I 6 will of the Laguna Beach Garden Club. 640-8396. • Excelleat Salarie1 • Company-paid medical/dental/life • CredJt Union •Educational relmbunemeot • Nautllm equipment •A policy of promotion facillti• from within And morel!I ·. lmmedi•te Interviews (as time permit.s) with Department Manager1 for: Adminhtrative Secretaries 1-3 j'Nt5 experience, excellent skills, stable work history and word proceuins req_ulred. Collediom lepnsentatives Prtler 2 years college or eqfllvalent plua 6 months- 1 )'NT collections tDCparien9e and stable work hiltOry. Clerk Typists - Entry Level Typing st 30 wpm, good Of8anJ- zational skllls. wi/Jlngness to learn variety of taslcs. Billing Specialist Minimum 1 year oHice exper- ience: bjl/1ng baclcRround. light typing. 1l>-key ski/Ts and atten- tfon to detail required. See a film on our company -have a cup of coffee or tea -read some of our literature -imagine youtself working in our upscale, Mlwport Beach Corporate offices! ~ are lbeiitBd at 4340 \ibn Karman Avenue -just off MacArthur Blvd. -between Birch and MacArthur. next to Koto's Restaurant. lf you cannot attend our Employment Evenings, drop by lo com- plete an applicatlon, send your resume to 4340 Von Kannan Avenue. Attn: Human Resources Dept.. Newport Beach, CA 92660, or call for an appointment -n4/851-2311 . We a.re an equal opportunity employer. Seize the Best Opportunity Your Career Can Demand with ... Cuemarkf ~fomt· Hl·~lth C..Ht' n~ Anwrica \} DISCOVER PINE \J DISCOVER WOODEI HEART \J DISCOVER PllE \} COUNTRY PINE SALE SPECTACULAR! ~ 4 DJIYS ON£Y Fri. 7th, Sat. 8th, Sun. 9th, Mon. 10th DAILY 9 a .rn. -6 p .rn. 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ALL~ PRICEE \J LEPRECHAUN'S TREAT ~ z ..... • M = Our answer to your fantashc response -A FINAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY TH E IRISH COUNTRY GROUP-5· dmmg table, 4 chairs ( 3 designs available) and gorgeous Irish Hutch m choice of lm1shes. ~SAVE OVER 60% Sl 495 c:a V V V \J \) \) complete. \J Come .md support O rcmge County's largest \7 resource for antique and reproduction pine \/ ENTIRE INVENTORY REDU CED "IRISH COUNTRY GROUP" g ~ CONTAINER JUST ARRIVED LOWEST PRICES EVER ... <y I a .. i \/ \/ <y \/ \/ on one-of-a-kind ahipment from England. <y> \) BE YOUR OWN DECORATOR TODAY AND \/ \) g I TAKE ROME AN AFFORDABLE COLLECTABLE.jg Lots of~ S."*'IJ1 on HtJndr«ls ol ltttnJ. ~OODEN J-~EART w 151 kALMUS OR., SUITE M-6, COSTA MESA NrJrth of lk1 rol oll RP<fh1H ( 714) 662 • 1007 ' _____________________________ ......................... ________________ _.._~~~~~~---~ f ' • TRIVIA CM2D, Lolly tops with perfe~t .11 s Chalk up li4 ~~t;.for Cblk. ~ho > ---~--------- 5(l()red 10 cotrCct an~wers this w~k and whose ihtry of last week (post- mart.ed'-.f"eb1 2S) finally anivcd Thursday tWith 'six rig.ht. He was given half credit (two) last week, so he collects four mo~ sloce bis late card is the fault of the Postal Disservice - which also may have delayed some of this week's entries. · · Perfect scores in this round came from CM!D and LoUy ud Co., while the Lancers missed the brass ring by a mere half-point. The pacesetting TRIVIA BOWL VSTANDINGS . GWC Kofftt Kla&cb joined Chalk an the I 0-point circle. • We'll see if we can sack you football fans with the spons question today. Happy trivializing. I . What was Charles Duming's mckllame in the movie ··To Be or Not to Be?" 2. What was S teve Forrest's nickname on the TV scnes "SWAT?'' 3. What son of a creature was Churchy LaFemme in the comic strip Pogo? 4. Which member of the Chicago Seven was bound and gagged at his trial? S. How old was Lies I 1 n .. The Sound of Music?" 6. Name the only actor in the Broadway version of "That Cham· pionship Season" to repeat his role in Toi TITUS the movie. 7. The term "sacking" the quar- terback was originated by what famed defensive lineman? 8. Against what team did Gordon MacRae's college play its crucial baseball game in the movie "About Face?" 9. James Stewart. Steve Allen and Sal Minco all have played individuals in the same line of work in auto- biographical movies. Name the com- mon field. I 0. Ted Lewis used to ask "ls everybody happy?" Wbo, on both stage and screen, asked, "Was any- body happy?" in his comic solo for what shoW1 Last Week's Answers I. Katharine Hepburn (four Os- cars) 2. David Carradine (TV's Shane) 3. A black feather (lnd1an of the month) 4. Dolly Madison (first lady twice) 5. "Sweet Georgia Brown" (Globetrotters' song) 6. "The Glass Menagerie" (broken unicorn) 7. Army and Navy (first instant replay) · 8. P, 0 , E ("Dr. Strangclove" code) 9. Fidel Castro (live chicken sand- wich) 10. (a) Richard Nixon, (b) Nikita Khrushchev (firsts to Mo~w. Wash- ington) Send your answers to TRIVIA, c/o the Daily Pilot, P. 0 . Box 1560, Cosra Mesa 92626. All entries must be received by Wednesday, orherwi~ half the player's last score will be awarded. . HoR oscoPf Suday,Marclt ARJES (~arch 2 ~-April. I. 9): ~nario hia)ll~ghts mstjtutions, special aroups, hospitals, unique v1s1t wttb ooe who 1s temporarily confined. TAURUS(April ~May 20): You'U turn in .. oul$ta_ndingperformance." You'll know exactly what to do at s,ccified time. Emphasis on popularity, desire, romance, speculation, ability to win contests. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Pleasure principle emphasized, recent family dispute will be settled. You'll be SYDNEY more aware of body image. general appearance, wardro be, need for more.._ anention to diet, outntion. Sagittarian plays outst.and inf role. , CANCER June 2 1-July 22): Favorable lunar aspect c.oincidcs with o . travel, communication, langl1Jll!1.~bil~-MARR ty to shake free from status quo. wish ss •••••••••••• fulfilled. especially where romance is concerned. Philosoppica.I concepts come into clear focus. · LEO(faly23-Aug. 22)! Extra effort puts you."overthetop." Emphasis on · design, motives, learning and creative process. Dig deep for information especiaJly in connection with financial status of others. ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Chanies occur at home, bask objectives are subject to revision. Lunar emphasis on legal affairs. public relations, cooperative effons, clash of ideas. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Go slow, be especially wary in connectio n with offers of employment. Individual attempting to impress you could be boastful, arrogant, even belligerent. SCORPIO (Oc.t. 23-Nov. 21 ): Good lunar aspect coincides with charisma, physical attraction, variety, children, change, speculation. Love relationship intensifies, you could become "inextricably involved." SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Long-range prospects are spotlighted. ~mphasis on home, security, basic earnings. Strive for wider audience. be aware of marketing procedures. C~RICORN (I?ec. ~2-J~n. 19): rocus .on relative~. espec1aJly brothers and sisters. Scenano llighhg.hts tnps, v1sns, surpnscs, new stans in ''different" directions. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Intuition nngs true where finances are concerned. Have rcfereqce material available, check sources. realize you can locate what you need. r PISCES(Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Moon in yours1gn coincides with initiative. popularity, correct judgment and timing. Additional demands will be made on your time, communications will l;>e relevant. IF MARCH t IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you have ability to stnke chord of universal appeal. Many are drawn to you, seeking counsel where affairs, of heart are concerned. Affairs to remember of ten hard to forget DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a 43-year-old mother of a teen-age daughter. I have been divorced since she was 2. I never meant to be promiscuous. but I 5 years of love affairs can make a record look pre tty bad. Each new affair was meant to be the "affair to end all affairs." Each new lover was expected to be the key to my happiness and the solution to aJI my problems. Because of this fttlitude (which I have since changed) A1u1 I.AIDERS other Junky stuff we have to do. Mi 1 t le • I became involved in sexual rela-0 , •e eo p e a Jn d tionships too eagerly an<J. too soon. .& 1 &--,Then I would cndJU2-&Clllni bun or Do you realize how frustrating it is to be called on the carpet because you didn:t put the date on a jar of applesauce m-1.hc rcfriieratoJ? Or because you forgot to chart a note one day on the condition of a person who ~as~ 't chan~ed physically or mentally 1 7 • · 1 hurting the man. · c o_wningserious y re~J:8~~~:a~~rt~:~~~ns:~r1;oal·~ _ -../ -believe most of them intentionally Circuses att fewer now, but clowns are more numerous. And more than half the c;tude nts in the clown colleges a re women. Most do not hope to perform on sawdust. Like bell y dancers, who also are more numerous o f late. they expect to perform only before small select audiences. Black sulfurous tar ooLed from the ground around early Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo -that's oil well co untry, son -and the colo nists sent gobs of the goo back to Spam as a medicine for gout. Ask I 00 secretaries whether they'd take up another line of work, if they had it to do over again. and 64 will say yes. accordfog to the pollsters. ls perfume a necessity? If not, why do more than half the women carry perfume in their purses? That many do, according to the marketing re· searchers. Average house nationwide has four calendars. Use to be. the average house had four road maps. too. but not anymore. What makes you near-sighted is the fact that your eyeballs are too long. L.M. BOYD Such a simple little tool, the sewing needle. Ma nufacture of same, though, 1s a complex JOb. More than 20 processes. Abe Lincoln wrote five vemons of his Gettysburg Address. He delivered the second -with ad libs. Only copy he signed was the fifth. That's the one on the stone plaque in the Memorial. Says here a 2-year-old should be able to put at least two words together. Ha! I've seen 2-year-olds who easily could put a half dozen words together. No, no. no. no. no. no. Eye doctors are trying to figure out how to make instant contact lenses simply by pouring a substance on the hun or exploit women, but if a woman is too willing and too eager to please. a man finds it difficult to understand that she could want more from him than just agood time in bed. It's taken a long time. but I'm finally willing to admit that our mothers and grandmothers weren't just prudes, they were sman. In their day. couples went through a counship or dating period that enabled them to ~et to know each other before becom - tng sexually involved. I'm sure this saved a lot of pain a nd grief and made for stable and lasting relationships. Today, the sexual revolution not- withstanding, it's still up to the woman to have enough self-respect and self-control to set limits and decade for herself if and when she wants to say "yes." My daulthter already knows this. Thank goodness her mother does. too. -HAPPIER AN DWlSER. DEAR H. AND W.: Tbank you for a 10UJ1d aad solid letter. It's flJled wltb tbe kind of wisdom bona of ex- perience. I wisb I could bave said It so well. ••• DEAR ANN LANDERS: You say eyes. L.M. Boyd colamll11t. nurses deal with pain, suffering and death every day. True, but burnout is getting to be a senous problem. We Is a syadlcatu bum out, not because of the sick people who are demanding; it's all the in six years. . I want to take care of patients and give them the time and attention they deserve. I am not interested in loolong good on paper and attending unnecessary time-consuming meet- ings. lfwe don't get back to the basics of the profession, nobody will care to go into the field and there will be damed few nurses. -FED UP IN N.Y.C ITY. DEAR N.Y.C.: Notbag tbe date oa bospliaJ food ud making cbart aotatloa1 ARE ba1lc1 of 1M pro- fecsioa. Tile cart yoar patients de- serve lDclades kttplD1 track of Hell detaJls. Stick witll It aDd lwtdle tbe boring, but e11eatlal aspects of tbe job. Tbi1 makes for competent aan · Ing. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: A letter from m) mother-in-law says. "I am making a hst of au the things you've done over the years that haven't set right with me." I think she's trying to get her son back. lo my opinion our maniage is better than most How should I deal with this? -Saginaw, Mich. DEAR SAG: It 1oud1 as lf tll1e woman is trylag to trap yoa lDto a four-door family fl&bt. Don't rtse to tbe baJt. Say no"1Dg to eilller yoar luasbud or yov motbtr·lD·law aboat tilt letter. Be sweet as pie. It will drive lier aut1. Crosby'sgirlridesnew 'Stagecoach' By tile Auoclated Pre11 LOS ANGELES -Mary Cro1by says she would have done a walk-on just to be in the second revival of"Stagecoach." Instead. she plays the "good Jirt" 1n the CBS movie, which recently completed production in Tucson. The role was created by LMJse Platt in the 1939 JoM rord classic and was done by StefuJe Powers in the t 966 remake. She said she wanted to be in it because "it brings me full circle. My Dad was in the first remake ( BlDg Crosby played the alcoholic doctor). Crosby said she loved playing the good girl after playina a variety of vamps. She was the one who shot J .R. in "Dallas" and m o t recently she was m "Nonh and South" and will be in the sequel to the m1ni~ncs. •woody' honored LOS ANGELES -Cartoon1•u Waller Lu~~J the Oscar-winnina creator of woody Woodpecker, has been honored with a sidewalk $lar in the Hollywood Walk of Fame 1n ceremonies complete with a human-,11cd woodpedcer character. More thin 200 fan~ witne std the dedication of 1he tar. be· ,.. llary Croeby tween 1host of Errol Flyu and Ll1J Poet In ftont of the Holly- wood Roosevelt Hotel. h was the I .823rd star implanted in tht Hollywood and Vine waJkwa). Lanu. 8S. has been a cartooni&t since he was 16 and has been under contract witb Un1vcnal tudios for S 7 years.. t' Pbll Donahue Johnaon aaea MIA~lt -Ooa Johl OI ha filed 1 $2 m il hon lawsuit against a real estate broker who alltacdlr, d1sclo~ that the "M1am1 'lace · television star \\U planning to build a home on posh tar Island. The uit ch~ that Ocnld Llorens. a broker with Wimbish Realty Inc .. broke an oral agree· ment not to publicly reveal an} informauon about Johnson's property on the island between Miami and Miami Beach, the prkc o f the property or any specific terms of the transaction. Johnson hired tJorens la 1 August to find property where he could build a single-family home. The d~l was completed Feb. 10 and. shortly afterward, the Miami Herald published a front-plge an1clc on 1t. Donahue •aorry' BETHLEHEM. Pa. -TV talk· show host P•U Oou•.e. ~ho dest'nbcd Bethlehem as a sick or d)IDI industrial cit). has apo1oai1cd to Mayo r Paul Marcinc1n and satd he m'ght bnna his popular show here. ln b1 book. "The Hum1n An1ma1:· Donahue uKd Betl\Je.. hcmuan C:l&mple of the nauon's chan11ng 1ndu.strial cLi mate. But Marc1ncin wrote to Dona.hue to SI)' that the City's economy hll a positive s1dc a.nd opponuru t1es in d1ven1fied bus•· ne have replaced lo,t steel indu try JObs. WEEKLY 8ll00£ QlJlZ Q.1-A South, vuln rlble. you hold: +4 J AQO •KI07 .. '31 The bidding has proceed~: West North Eut Soati. 1 NT 2 + PaH ? What action do you take" Q .2-As South, vulnerablt , you hold: +9863 'Ql062 .JAH3 +9 The bidding has proceeded. North Ea•t Soath WHt 1 PU• 2 ' Pu• 3. , .... ? What do you bid now? Q .8-Both vulnerable, as South you hold· +J63 ·7 11096 •AXJ982 Partner opens the bidding with one heart. What do you respond? Q.4-East·Wt!it vulnerable. as South you hold: +Void • Jl0963 0 AKJ9152 MS The bidding has proceeded: West North Eut South 2 • Pae1 2 NT ? What action do you take? Q .6-As South , vulnerable, you hold: +AQ863 QK962 ¢73 +98 The bidding has proceeded: CHARLES Go1t11 OMAR SHARIFF Weet North Eut South l • Dble 3 ? What action do you take~ Q .&-Both vulnerable, as South you hold: • A87 . 83 Q62 ._,9796 Partner Opt>ns the bidding with one no t rump. What do you respond? Look for answers on Monday. For information about Charle. Goren'• new new.tett'.er for bridge playert, write Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box «26, Or· lando, Fla. 32802-«H. '~~:~;~' S@\\~lA-l&£trs· WOii HMI ------141tecl lty ClAY I . POL&.AN -----....-- 0 Rearrange letters of the four scrambled WO<ds be- low to form four simple words I BICRAF 1111121 I· r 1 I r y1 l 1 I C l A 0 S I ! 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Offgotng 22 Fence steps 23 Overswarm 24 Most rlsque 26 Cartogram 29 Ball soppor1 30 Exam type 31 Flee 33 Enumerated 37 Kind of look 38 Waste silk fibers 40 Alaska city 41 Bypassed 43 Mouthllke opening 44 Obstruction 45 Ory 47 Cooling devlee 48 Contempl 51 Auricles 53 Water body 54 Of Old times 59 Mix 60 -St Vincent Miiiay 61 Oscar Pet8'SOn's forte 62 Approached 63 Out of 6-4 Manifesto 65 SfelOh 66 Phoemc1an City 67 Adam's son et al DOWN 1 Weigh down 2 Put In chips 3 OISr\lpt 4 Radar's km 5 Run 6 Fool 7 Throughoul 8 Kindly 9 Purpose 10 Contagious 11 A Shaw 12 Irani money 13 Canon 21 Neckwear \ '91£V'°'6S "'ZZLE SOl YEO 22 Wound cover 25 Weaponry 26 lnterfuse 27 To safety 28 Lyricist 32 o+d well 33 Head ges1 ure 34 House pan 35 Flauber1's - Bovary 36 Churchman 38 Cotl soc 39 Body of folklore 42 One 43 Predica· men ts 45 Ttl 46 Nibble away 48 DJ's ware 49 Inner 50 Muck 52 Avalanche 55 --about 56 Pace 57 Length unll 58 Rotlaways 60 Salamander \ ----~ ---~~~---:-~----------------------------__.~-----------------------------.... . - AlO Onlnge eo.t DAtLY PILOT/ Saturday, Marci'l 8, 198~ TBS FAllJLY CIRCUS by Bii Keane "listen! I hear a buzz-keeto" BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) "No.w that's what I call control." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham "'~ 3·e "How come Dottie can raise her voice to me but I can't raise my voice to her?" -PEANUTS SO MERE I AM AGAIN RJDIN6 ON TME BACI( OF MOM'S 61C'r'CLE .. GARFIELD TUMBLEWEEDS DRABBLE ROSE IS ROSE "T01HE REAR .... MARCH 11' MOM DOES THE PEDALING ANO ™E STEERING. AND I DO .~ THE NAYl6ATlN6 ... ;.-_..-----1 f ~\1--==f KEEP THE SUN ON OUR LEFT THE OCEAN ON OUR Rl6MT, r ... e RIVER ON OUlt LEFT AND TME NORTH STAR IN F~ONT . . ! ! . TRIVIA MARKER SomeciAy th.is would h! a great spot for a telephone booth . : ~E>I, PVOO~ I THI~ l'5 A NQt.J-5MOKING ~TION~ by J im Davis by Tom K. Ryan by Pat Brady BLOOll COUl'fTY by Berke Breathed POUTICS 1 I MOON MULLINS FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston 1'M "i:o 0AGGEDTO l'M FALUNG ASLEEP 8Ref\Tt1e.t SHOE NOTHtNGoN MYSlX>Y WILLFUN<!li~. by Jeff MacNally Wi''2E LGOl<ING ~A~ T -[X) TOM, fM IN #4 IN~10ER,oR'nE. ·~I.NE. owe:z~ EXCa1TNE M~ 9Un.PING-. L0:>N-? ~N. JUDGE PARKER FUNKY WINKERBEAN WAS A~HIN& £L5£ 1AKE.M OTHER "fHAN MONE.4? DOONESBURY ~~~ M~OF·fT .... by Harold Le Doux l JUST CAME HOME AND FOUND DARLENE UNCONSCIOUS IN THE BEDROOM I THAT MAN BEAT HER U P. LARRY' r---..------~ by Tom Batluk 4E.S I HE. IOOK A L.ARbE D£lUXE Pll1.A OFF OF IHE COO~' ED I PUI OUT AN A.P.B. AND MAKE SORE 1HE4 ~Ec.K 1HE H05PITAL.5 ! rrs .. rrs YOIJ/ \ by Gary Trudeau Archbishop calls film blasphemous PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -A movie that tells the story of Christ's parents in a modem setting has drawn critjcism from the Roman Catholic archbishop of Portland. The film "Hail Mary" is blasphemous and insulting from the Catholic viewpoint, Archbishop Cornelius Power said m a letter read in some Rom an Catholic churches at Sunday Mass. "HajJ Mary," directed by Jean-Luc Godard of France, was shown Thursday night as part of the ninth Portland International Film Festival. The film te11s the story of Mary and Joseph. Mary works in a service station and Joseph 1s a cab driver. As in the biblical account, Mary becomes pregnant even though she is-a virgin. Joseph, even though he doubts Mary's story, remains with her and accepts the situation. In "Hail Mary" the dccisjon to abstain from sex 1s portrayed as difficult for Joseph and Mary, who appears nude in many scenes. Power's letter called the showing "an arrogant decision" and said those responsible for it "cannot honestly say that they were unaware that the film would be offensive to a sizable number of people. Wherever it has been shown -in Paris. France. in New York, Boston, Seattle, and elsewhere in this country -vigorous protests have accompanied its showing." T he letter did not call for specific protests but several people demonstrated in front ofThe Oregonian newspaper, a co-sponsor of the film festival with KINK radio. the Northwest Film & Video Center and the Portland State Univenity Film Committ.ec. A Cll •11 Wllc1•1 .,_ The UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa M.a FIRST UNfTED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & Harbor Blvd. Church School 9:30 Worship 8:30 and 10:45 Charles 0. Clark, Mlnlste< Cotta M.a MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 .. 119' WMehlp a CMtrc:h School 1:30-10:00 •. m. Dr. Wllltam E. Steel 979-8234 Hunllngton e.ecti NOf1h COMMUNITY UNITED MITHOOllT CH\MCH 8662 Hell Ave. 842 .. 46 t Wonhlp a.ntce 1:30 a 10:00 l:JO tundaJ lchool 10:00 Fovn!Mn Val+ey ,..._TUNITED METHOolaT CHURCH 18~25 Buah•rd St. 112-2113 Jamea R. Hadley, Pastor ~Of'•hlp a Church lchool •.JO A.M. N£WPORT CEHTEN !IMTW MUHOOIST CHURCH 1I01 ...... •1rtte Ave. CoroMdel..., '44-0741 ... 'a-. Sdlall t.lO ..... Rev. Burley R. Howe u tocmawu~ 111 .............. c... ..... ........................ ...., ...... 144-7411 cir.rt• Sc-'""""""'' Be Sure to Worship at a Church of your Choice l1nH1 T1,M1 PRESBYTERIAN CtUtCH OF Tt£ COVENANT llruoe A. Kurrte, hetor Terry~. Direct°' of Adutt Mlnlt1r ... Pierre Allegre, OlrectOf of High School Mlnlstrtea Tina Alc:arU. Olrec10f of Cnltdren'a Mlnlatrlel SIMIJ ...., -!:JO & IO:tO u1 .. a.di SdlMI - • aM911nAM1 10:t01.J11. 111nsJ an'nlllMt - t Jt & I O:tl lJll. ( .... Str*a -7:91,.. 2850 Fairview Rd .. Coet• Mesa 557-3340 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mlaouri Synod) 190 Vlctorta It., C08te ..... Lot~ V. Tornow, lt•tor 131-1111 ..,......,......, WORSHIP IERYICE .00 10".JO AM ~, Sc11a11 & ...... am t.20 Ul CJnlilll o...twy So.I 5419111 SHIR HA·MA 'ALOT HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM Rallllo ltrN!O , K111 lilnborM ' c~n Or M.isc Arte SMltt 11ewpo1t e.c-. C. f:.r ... ~ •·:;,":, f$QQ$ a • hbbethhrvlc .. f'*J (.... • 1:11 P.a f..., sn. fft1 f'*J t4 • ._. 1:11 P.I . Stnfqttlt~·lntlth 21 ......... "Uft lert lrt.1tl11t11" CtUtCH Of REllGIOUS 'SCIENCE ..._..,of IM UNtM Quall OI ~ ..,_ 2205 MAIN STREET. SUIT! 23 HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92&48 Adulte a Jr Church 8:00, 9;45 I 11:30 ~y Paogy BUMtt For lnfOfm•tton • Ge9· t331 RARE COIN AUCTION 300 lots of Quality Gold & Sliver Rare Coins Featuring the Very Rllf• Proof 1895 and 93-s Morgan Dollars PLUS 150 Pound• of Gold & Sliver Bulllon Sold to the H lg heat Bidder SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1986 Preview 11 A.M. •Auction 1:00 P.M. Prompt IRVINE MARRIOT, IRVINE CALIFORNIA Su 0-., Fwy .• wnt Oft .t-bor ... rt. °" Mkhel9oft. rt. to 18000 Von K.raan. For addltlonal lnformadon: HANSEN AUCTIONS 510 Avtnlda De La Estrella. P.O. Box 3610, San Clemente CA 92672 ScateUc.No.C1117 (114) 49•8040 , BONDED NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Rottr J. Ber1. 'astor Kin fJfert Kroestad, Pastor Wllu.IOYIOI I-Ml & 10:30 AM .<Interpreter fot the deaf at I AM) SUfl>AY SCHOOl 9:15 AM fbsefy C11e Avala~ WILMI ltl Iner ., le.,.rt hMlt 141-IH1 HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHUA CH (D~ o4 Chrl1t) 2401 lnrlfte et t llftll INbel Ninrpott h K h MS-ml Morning Worship 10 AM Sunday School 9 AM YCNI Wirf be W*--1 -Attd ,,.,,_,, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH """" •t AdMt .. Huntington llHch SUNDAY: Morning Worehlp........................................ 9·00 AM Bible SchoOI ................................................... 10:45 AM Evening Worehlp, ............................................. 6:00 PM ~ YM«fl a-.e -....,_, ..,.._. Miiie 1'9Jra. 0.... M-., & Albert H. l(wgee Mlnltten Met91 Iden, Oltectot o4 Clwie!len Eclucetion DIAl.·A-olVOTION -m-.-; Offtoe -531-net ~ Ctwt.t Unce 1-K Worship and hear chis prac~ical, Chri~c-cencered. hiblical me~~age . Or J<>hn Hufttn•n It r ...... h.,,.: "BEING HOLY" Dr. John A. Huffman, preaching Sunday, March 9, 1986 1'1 \~' .1nJ h,i I) \ \I St. Andrew's Presbyteri an Church (l\'\)"1 Andrt'w,R1•ad Ne,,r11r1 ~c;i,h L.1lit1•rn1.117141r.\l 2"1''' (ocroM from N-pon Harl><>r H 11h <;<h•><•I •t lf\tnf' i. l ~I llEW TlllllllT CllllSTIAI CllllCll 110 •• ""' .... Oest• .... (1 ............... tf ••-'> "lew lt ... f.ft ef Lhhlc" ...,....._.. .. ,,.1111t111 1enr ........ 11• Or. Dtanor c. Jmstn ~ Bible Study Class 9· 15 Sund11 Mor111r11 Mt"'lf. Hf1l1r11 & Junt0r Church 10 JO .a-A ....... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Mllf'ch 8, f... All You can spare th~ the trauma of dfoorce More olten now, divorcing couples are sparing their kids the trauma of divorce. And saving the family's assets from huge lees and big taxes. How? Mediation, instead of court combat. Impartial professionals, an attorney and a licensed family counselor help you settle matters right In the office without the anxl~nd anger produced In the courthouse. If'• ,.,,..,, ...-, Mtd elm • The divorce may be inevitable. but you can decide the future for your children. not 1ust hear it dictated by a trlal 1udge who has not the time to care. Call now and find out about the Mediation alternative ... and how you can spar your kids the trauma of divorce. (714) 752-2727 ROBERT GLASSER, ATTORNEY I JANN GLASSER, LCSW 4000 MacAnhur, Newport Beach - IW ~T-llWI ('hfni) wa MAii s..-.ua HINTSOW:O fri.-1 , .... -Slt.·10:30 ...... r 1m~y Sen1ees Isl Fnd1y of Month -1 JO R~ School Adult [d Youth Cl01111$. 5'nctts 1011 C..-act. """'1 leadl (ell ....... , 144-1- Centor A'-' W.en.r Educator Mlrtem Yen "-he SAINT JAMES WELCOMES YOU MINDAY WORW IEMCH 7:30 AM • Hoty Euchett9t Rlt9 I 9:00 AM · Hoty Euctiartat Rite II 10:45 AM -Preyer and PralM Euch8rlat Rite 11 Church School • 9:00 AM Chlld Care -7:30 & 9:00 AM (Music. sermon 8nd child c:.re at 3 MMoe9) ..,._WEU WOM8ttOP Mond•y-Frldey • 8:30 AM M«nlng Pr8Y91' Tuead•y • 10:00 AM Eucharist & Heeling s.vtce Wedneeday • 6:30 AM Hoty Eucharlet RectOf', Fr. John Aehey • AMoc,. Fr. Brien Cox, AMleflnt The Rev. Thomas Henry • Or. Wllll8m Roberts Mr. Samuel Shafer SAi T J 4.MES EPISCOPAL CHURCH JW'I \. 1a l 1do • Ncwpon Beach • 71~7 5-0210 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON MASSACHUSETIS ''Min'' Coeta Mffa-Ftnt Church of Chrltl, SctenUtt 21M M9M Vent. Of., C08t8 MMe Cl\urch a S\lnCMy Schoof-10:00 A.M. RMdtl'f Room, mo MMe V9fde Dr.-9 A.M.-4:30 P.M. 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''Life poes not stop with terminal illness. Only the patient stops if he doesn't have the will to go forward with life until death ovenakcs him .... " Javits sa id in 1984. Javits represented New York in the Senate for 24 years. a record for the state. He wa s a minority within a minority - a Republican in a Democratic-controlled chamber. a liberal in a generally conservative party. His hberahsm. has Jewish faith and a personality more arrogant than outgoing kept Javits from gaining easy acceptance from bis colleagues. Javits survived those who snubbed him, arowing in reputation and importance. ln the early 1970s, a poll of Senate staffers named Javits the most intelligent member of the Sen- ate and the second most effective. When he lcf\ it, he was the top Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee, consulted frequently on world affairs by p~s.idents of both parties. Javits frequently said he bccafne a Republican not in spite of his libcraJ bchefs, but because of them. "l joined the Republiean Party because it was the reform party," he- said, adding that when he first entered politics, he associated Democrats with corrupt big-city machines and Southern racism. Fl.rat elected black LOS ANGELES -Thomas L. Griffith Jr., a retired Superior Court Paul Newell, founded Laguna Realty Paul Clark Newell. a Laguna Beach resident for many years and founder of the Laguna Realty died Feb. 25 in San Luis Obispo at 80. · OPEN 7 DAYS Weekdays 10 to 7 Saturdays 10 to 6 Sundays 11 to 5 16540 Harbor Blvd. (between Edinger Fountain Valley and Warner) Newell moved to Laguna Beach an 1948 and established Newell Associates in 1965. At one time, Newell was publisher of the Bakersfield Press and Magazine California. Born in Los Angele~. Newell was the son of a prominent Presbyterian minister. Two matemaJ uncles, J. Ross Cla rk and Senator WiJijam Andrews Clark. were celebrated entrepreneurs. significant in the development of Montana, Arizona and Southern California at the tum of the century. At the time of his death, Newell was working on a biography of Senator Clark. J, He is survived by his wife Florence: two sons, Paul Newell. Jr. of Warner Springs and Dr. Peter Newell ofSan Luis Obispo; daughter Eve Ellen NeweU of Oakland and seven grandchildren. 50%to60% Close-out on Spring Air Premium Bedding SAVE 50°/o to 600/o SPRING AIR REGENCY Reg 239 95 Full size ea PC Reg 319 95 SALE 149.00 Queen size set Reg 899 95 SALE 399.00 Kinq size set Reg 1099 95 SALE 449.00 SAVE 50°/o to· 600/o SPRING AIR ELEGANCE LUXURY OR SUPER FIRM Fol 1••1: ~i ... 15 •'iL SALE16900 ..IU• "''.,/I "'. •i • " • • .. 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Sen Oteqo f'rwy 11nd Harbor Blvrt PhonP 714·540 82<12 ()ppn Monrlt1V lhr11 frtrlilY 10 q Saturt1Ay 10 6 Sunday 12·6 f Jacob K. Jana JUdge who was the first black ever elected in a Los Angeles countywide vote, has died from complications caused by a stroke. He was 83. Griffith was also the first black ever admitted to the Los Angeles County Bar Association. From 1934 to 1949 he headed the Los Angeles chapter of the National AssociatJon for the Advancement of Colored People and was at the forefront of the integration of munici- pal swimming pools at a time when blacks and Hispanics could swim only on assigned days. Griffith was admitted to the Cali- fornia State Bar in 1931 but wasn't admiated to the Los Angeles County Bar Association until 1950. He was in private practice until 1953 when then-Gov. Earl Warren appointed him to the Municipal Court. In 1968, he was elected to Superior Court. the fi rst black judge chosen by voters for countywide office. Author Laura Bob9on NEW YORK -Laura Z. Hobson. whose nine novels included "Gentle- man's Agreement," the story of anti- Scmitism in America that was made into an Academy Award-winning movie. has died at age 85. Despite doubts by Mrs. Hobson about whether the public would accept the premise of "Gentleman's Agreement," the book sold more than 1.6 million copies. The story as about a writer who poses as a J cw to learn of the pervas.i veness of anti-Semitism for a magazine~article. At the time, Jews were excluded from many hoTels, clubs, jobs and housing. The movie, starring Gregory Peck and Dorothy McGuire. won an Oscar and the New York Film Critics' awards as best film of 1947. A 197 5 novel. "Consenting Adult," explored the relationship between a mother and her homosexual son. AJthough she dechned to say it was autobiographical, her younger son. Christopher. acknowledged in an essay about that time that he was homosexual. Deaegretatlon pion~ SUMMERTON, S.C. -Harry Briggs. who took part io a lawsuit that led the U.S. Supreme Court in 1954to outlaw "separate but equal sc hools." has died. He was 71. Bnggs was among 20 Clarendon County blacks who filed suit against the local school board in 1949 seeking equal schools and teacher pay. The names, listed alphabetically, led the lawsuit to be called Briggs vs. Elliott. Elliott was the last name of the school di strict chairman. Bri~ vs. Elliott and cases from Virginia and Delaware were con- solidated into one case, Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, Kan. The Supreme Court said in its ruling that separate schools for blacks and whites were unequal and un-lawful. Briggs, a farmer and service station worker, was fired from has job and fled Summerton as a result of placing his name on the lawsuit. Wake laland commander MEMPHIS Tenn. -Retired Rear Adm. Winfield Scotlt Cunningham. who commanded U.S. forces on Wake Island when it was captured by the Japanese at the beginning of World War 11. has died at the age of 86. Cunningham, who died Monday. retired from the Navy in 1950. He was transferred to Wake Island less than I 0 days before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941. Cunningham•s smaJI fo~. equipped only with guns removed &om scrapped battleships, a few machine auns and a half-dozen outmoded F4F fl&hter planes, fouaht off one inva5ion attempt by the Japanese on Dec. 11 , but was force to surrender by the end of the month. Cunningham spent the rest of the war as a prisoner. Althouah Cunningham was the senior officer at Wake, another man. Marine Maj . James P.S. Devereaux, received most of the public credjt fo r the heroic defense of the island. Cunningham's name was lef\ off the Presidential Unit Citation awarded to the defenders of Wake. Cunninaham was later awarded th e Navy Cross for his leadership on Wake. but he spent several years attemptu~ to win official credit for oommandana the island's foroes. &'aAmertcan Heart yMsoclatlon WE'RE FIGHTING FOR )()UR LIFE Orange CoM1 DAILY PILOT/Saturday, March 8, 1Ne All ORANGE CoAs T -------:='" -~---= State may sue over oil leases Senato~ derides water p&et SACRAMENTO -California Attorney General John Van de Kamp hM told Interior Secretary Donald Hodel the state wants a neaoliat.ed qreement on the ICOpe of federal offshore oil leasing.. In a lener to Hodel earlier this week. the attorney general threat- ened to sue the federal govern- ment if the Department of In- terior proceeds this year with developing mol'C new offshote oil leases. In a follow-up, two-hour pri- vate mectina this week in Wash- ington, Van de Kamp met with Hodel, with a conpessional com- mittee charsed with ,etting an qreement on offshore 011 leases and with California city and county officials. After the mcetina, reporters were told Van de Kamp wants an aareement similar to one that Hodel rejected last year. The ~tary threw out the.aarecment after oil companies objected that little oil would be di1COvered on the leases offered for sale. Most Californians at Wednes- day's mectjna were opposed to any offshore oil drillin& alona the Pacific Coast. A moratorium offlhe Northern California coast expired last fall . Because plannina federal oil sales takes so Iona, any leasin4 prob- ably will not Wee place until ! 988. Hodel caUed last month for P•ttsburgh scandal centers on NB firm . From staff ud wire repor11 A Newport Beach computer com- pany -the center of a corruption scandal in Pennsylvania -bas been bit with a multimillion dollar lawsujt by the city of Pittsburah. The lawsuit, filed fast month but sealed until Thursday, alleges viol- ations of federal anti-racltetccring statutes against four people and two corporations connected with Com- puter Technology Associates of New- port Beach. The city charges that John Tor- quato Jr., head of Computer Tech- nology Associates, and three other company officials systematicaUy at- tempted to corrupt public officials who could help them win lucrative government contracts. The four were convicted or pleaded guilty to charges in connection with the scandal. Torquato, the alleged mastermind of the scheme, is serving a four-year prison sentence for his involvement. Also named as defendants in the city's suit were the company's former attorney Alan R. Stoneman; Donald Herbert., former state director of the Bureau of Social Security for public employees; Computer Technology's execuuve officer Judy Ellis; and CT A corporations in California and Penn- sylvania. ACCOrcliDf to federal prosecutors, the scheme mvolved attempts to win government contracts through offcrs of jobs, favors and cash. Computer Technology eventually won contracts with Pittsburgh, Allegheny County and the state. . The city is seeking triple damages totaling almost SS00,000 and SI million in punitive damages from each individual and corporation. IRON DAY BEDS Starting at s15999 tn stock Day Bed sets all colors & prints. Starting at 69.99 Hundreds in Stock • Mattress stort o t 66 99 Trundles not Included In price -S60 extro information from oil compuin · on l. 2 million acm of' po1ential leases off the Humboldt and Mendocino counlies' coast. . Gov. Georae Deukmejian has asked for a delay ln that proaram so the state can review Hodel's five-year 1eaJina prosram. But Hodel also bu indicated that in May he will call for information on additional leases in Southern California in ao expanded area northward along the coast to the San Luis Oblspo- Monterey County line. In bis letter to Hodel, Van de Kamp said the call for infor- mation in May violates the feder- al Outer Contmental Shelf Lands Act. . . •'i PlllL ~ fiaal1 in maintaiftins the quabty of hit oppotitioe llnll from dac .. ............. watrr m the Sliaunento River Dd1a dJtioo of, Su Prudlco lay to • Ooe of California '1 mota lnftum-and San Fnec:itcc Bay, where tbc plaD, . till leaialaton 00 waaer a--wu in river even,ually emptiet into the A)'llla llid be ii oowsned ~ Fountain Valley Friday IO warn local oocan. &be a~ olfNilla-that .ul .. leaders that a propoeed ..,-eement Prelently, oftlciall who oversee rlnud mto ~ bly IO improve All between state and federal oflicialt federal waten IUCb u Lab Shasta are quility. He llid • CICMlld ~~ .. could jeopardize wata supplies to not requited to wort with .iate midi .... ~~,.,_.. •• fl Southern California in the event oh officiall in ~ lbe quality of dry 5M""n ~ ~ drouabt the river and the blay. A Coordinated duri .. droulbt ~ The menace WU delivered by tate Operations Aareement W.-proposed Tbe ICDltor crilicaed lbc ~ Sen. Ruben S. Ayala, ().San JO remedy this, and U.S. Rep. Oeorae po,liWt Water Ditlrict ol Soudllla Bernardino, wbo chairs the senate's Miller, D-Martinez, introduced the cilifornia'1 SUpPOl'.t ol die ...._. Agriculture and WJter Resources plan in the House. bill. llae MWD IS dac primary-- Committee. He spoke Friday to the Ayala said be opposes the bill, wholelaAe:rforthe10Udlcnlpertoldlle Water Advisory Committee of Or-which be said tw already been Slate teCWiD& water from N~ ange County, which includes rep. apPtOved by the House and i1 now Ciii/omia and the Colondo River, ~ntatives of local cities and water beang reviewed in the U.S. Senate. ..What do we (Southern C.. agencies. 1'1'e state tenator said be endoraed forma:'JS' into mum h thit'P" Ayala <:halJenged I bill in Congrct1 an earlier version, wbicb woWd only Ayala 11 the 0nnee Couoty ._ desianed to improve cooperation have applied to maintainina the oMcials reprdina lbe prOpoed between federal and California of-qualil.)' or water in the delta. ·He said ..,.,_.ncmt . NOTICE TO ALL Real Estate Managers and Broke r::> The o.p.tment of Houatng and UtbM DIWWlopment, 34 CMc Center Ptua., Box 12850, Santa Ana, CA 12712-2850, •a.king appllc8tlon9 from quatlfled real eetate rnM11gerS and brok .. who wt9h to rec:efve lnvttatione for Bide for Ate9 ~ Brok .. to manage HUO-aoqulred/owned propertlee In San Bernardino County. Applicent1 must be llcenMd by the DM8k>n of Real Eatate, State of California, • brokers. Appllcatlon1 may be obtained by wrttlng to the U.S. Depert- ment of Hooting and Urt>.n Development, 34 Civic Center Plaza, Box 12850, Santa Ana, CA 92712-2850, or by calling the Property Disposition Section at (714) 83&-2446. A Pre-bid Conference will be conducted on Wedneeday, March 19, 1986 at 10:00 A.M. In the conference room, SM Bemadlno County Board of Realtors, 1798 N. "D" St., San Bernand I no. Speciflc geographic areas will be outlined at the Pre-bid Conference. 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TotaJ of pymt1 $11,918 on approved credH. 3 to cfM>Ole from .. tNe .prioe. #182100. #182097 • 1112098 ,.....,., ...... ...,,_..., • • Sta.art Thomu Angels pound Padres Reggie, Joyner hit home runs to open exhibition, 11-1 F rom AP diJpatct.et YUMA. Ariz. -Veteran Regie Jackson and rookie Wally Joyner belted solo homers to give the Angels an early lead Friday and they went on to trounce the San Diego Padres 11-1 in the exhibition basebaU opener for both teams. Jackson's homer came off San Diego starter Eric Show on the second pitch of the pme and Joyner made it 2-0 with his blast off Show in the third innin&. The Angels oonchcd the victory with an eiabt-run ei&hth innina off San Diego relievers Gene Walter and Bob Pattel'10n. _ \he Angels bad six bits Ki the inruna including a bases-clearina triple by infieldet Rick Burleson, who -it-attempting anothe1 comeback thi season. Burleson has been plaaued by shoulder problems since early in the 1982 sea.son and didn't play at all last year. The Padres' onl)'. run came in the seventh inning off Angels' reliever Gary Lucas on a single by Tony Gwynn, a wild pitch and a run- scoring single by Jerry Davis. The Angels had taken a 3-0 lead in the top of the seventh on a run-scoring single by pinch hitter Brian Downing. Four Angel pitchers held the Padres to five hits. Winner John Candelaria pitched the first three innings, allow- ing two hits and no runs. He walked one and struck out one. Lucas' stint was limited to one inn ing because he experienced sharp lower-back pains. He was force to leave the game after battine in the eighth and feeling a "shooting-type pain" on a swing. Honeycutt 6et. nod VERO BEACH -Rick Honeycutt and the Los Angeles Dodgers might get an idea of how etlecti ve the veteran left-hander will be for them this year when he pitches today in their exhibition opener against the Houston Astros. Honeycutt, who struJ&Ied last season whi le rccovenng from shoulder SUIJery, is hopeful of regain- ing a spot in the startina pitching rotation in 1986. "We'll have to sec how it JOCS," Honeycutt said. "At times I pitched last year when perhaps I shouldn't have because the arm wasn't ready. "The arm feels fine now, though. I feel like I have a chance at a very aood season." Also scheduled to pitch for the ~ers in the exhibiuon opener at Kissimmee are Ed Vande Bera, Ken Howell and Bobby Castillo. Carlos Diaz and Scott May are listed as backups. Left-hander Fernando Valenzuela is scheduled to start Sunday's home opener at Holman Stadium here against the Astros. Sbonstop Mariano Duncan, who sat out Thursday's workouts after bavina fluid drained from his left knee, took btttina practice Friday. Outfielder Ken Landreaux was also limited to ta Icing batting practice only because of a strained muscle in his right side. . - SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1986 No doubting. Thomas at-. MD: Senf or believes Mona rch s will win 5-A crown tonight second consecutive unbeaten season. "But I know, you can't get ~tter than this." Tbomu' three-year career at Mater De1 is Qwckly comina to a cloee with the title game toniaht and on for another three or four aames in state play, providina the winning streak 1s maintained. admits it hurts, he's aenina used to it. "If I have a bald pme, yeah I do feel tl\e pressure because of the articles i know I'll be readinf, the nut day," said Thomas. went undefeated and I felt that was 'all riaht. - Now, however, the Mona.rdu are on lbe threshold of doina it apin, &J)d can improve Oil the numben at the rqionals and .- tournament. BJ ROGER CARLSON ................ LOS ANGELES -Mater Dei Hi&h basketball star Stuart Thomas hasn't die ali&htest doubt he and his Monarch teammates will come out on top tonight .in the CIF 5-A finals at the LA Sporis Arena, but in the back of bis mind he knows a bia letdown awaits. "It's aoina to be pretty sad when it ends," be said during a lull in practice for toniaht's (8:•5) contest gainst Serra, the No. 2 seed in the playoffs. Until the playoffs bepn, a loss was a loss, and it would end a winnina streak at whatever number. Now,·a loss is more than just a streak-~napP,Cf, it'.s a prep career-ender for Thomas and his semor classmates. "111 read that Thomas was 3 for 7 or somethina. but it doesn't mention that there were three JUYS on him." There's no bitterness in his voice, however, and that's probabll traceable to the phenomenal sucocss o the Monarchs. who at one time were ex~ted to be no better than second or IJ\ird best in Oran.JC County. Winohig has a way of softenin& thinas. Only onct this year has Thomu felt tli4 end wu in sight, in a non-l~uc contest witll Loni Beach Poly when the Monarchs rallied to win in overtime after trailina by as many u lJ p01nts. "I thought 'Here it comes, the end of tbe streak,"' said Thomas. "I was thipk.ina about the newspaper articles at\d how it would loot.• With a '7-p.me winnina streak now 1n proaress it would appear it has been all roses for the one-time fountain Valley H.i&b student. .. They say things get better as you go along," continued the 6-9, 215-pounder.l the central figure in the Monarchs' drive ror a It hasn't, boweverJ. and may6e that's what keeps the drive for penection going. As the Monarchs' centerpiece he's first 1n line to be open to criticism, and although he Even the coach, Gary McKnight, said his rcaJ objective at the start of t}le season was to make it to the Final Four in the S-A playoffs, to wio the Anaelus League with an unbeaten slate and to keep the losses down to 'two or three." Thomas, too, felt that was realistic. "Last year," said the 18-year-old senior, we Thomas thinks about newspaper itema a lot, bqinnina with bis transfer from Fountaia Valley after his freshman season, cootin~ through the Tom Lewis saga and into his tenior campaign .. Born 1n Manchester, England. Thomas (Pleue ... TBOllA8/m) Edison shares soccer crown after 1-1 tie Chargers finish unbeat en as they deadlock with MV fo r three near misses by the Diablos in overtime. Sophomore forward Kerri Kennedy, who scored the lone a09I for the visitors, bad two shots-one on a header-carom off the~ just beyond the out.stretched arms al Edison goalkeeper Jill Worden. · Then with about two minutet rcmainina in overtime, a Million Viejo shot from 40 yards out wllll CERRITOS -The adage "a tic mishandled by Worden. As Worden is like kissing your sister" has been sprawled on the around less than 10 widely used, but 1t had speaal feet from her own goal line, the t.ll mearung for the Edison High airls rolled slowly toward the goal ~th soccer team after ph~ying Mission Mission's Jennifer Gattis racina IC> Viejo to a 1-1 deadlock for 100 nudge it in for the possible pme minutes of action in the Clf 4-A winner. But Worden scrambled beck finals at Gahr High in Cerritos. to fall on the ball just under Gattis' Edison, which finished the year would-be kick to ~the tie. undefeated with a 2S43 mark, bas a "I thought we dominated· the program which promotes such team overtime penods,'' said Mission togetherness that the players refer to Viejo Coach Hiram de fries ... We tot tbeir present and past teammates as stronger as the pme progressed and sisters. . · · we really came back bantat them. We As the 20-mim.ife overtime ended had scvccal chal'fccs to get it in ... we ~~..J---wtYiE~a-seet-e-efter fWe 40 minute--txJUllimm:otirpt'C~Ftbe"C'l~ibsnaJCt---t" halves the Chargers almost unani-had two or three chances but we just mously broke into tears and the didn'tputthcmin.Tbat'sjusttbeway spontaneous hugging was enough to it goes." added de fries. = even Tommy Laso.rda's arms Those wasted chances were not The tears were certainly tri-typical of the Di.t>lo etron in the first half as Kennedy put in the tea.m's umphant, but not without disa~ only shot of the half at the 13:-40 mart. pointment, according to Edison co-· ·nd coach Colleen Silva who exclaimed in Kennedy got a looping pass behi a huddle of players: "We're crying for the Edison defendas and kicked a grounder off the left post and in from haP.fLtow there is disappointment.... the right side for a 1-0 Diablo she said a few moments later, "It just advantaae. Janell Roten (left), who ecored Edt.on '• only goal ID the Claargen• tie with 1118elon .,.., ............ '--...,_ Viejo for the Cll' 4 -A &lrl• aoccer cbam- plonablp, maneu•en put a Dlablo Friday. doesn't feel complete." Edison came ri&ht back at the 18:1 t The Chargers might have been left mark when the senior all-CIF tandem with total emptiness had it not been (Pleue eee ltDDON/82) Seahawks, Marina top key rivals in baseball Ocean View and Marina high school baseball teams were victorious in a battle of Sunset League teams in the ninth place semifinals of the Loara Invi tational baseball tour- nament Friday - and they'll meet at a later date to settle it. And. Irvine High was a double- winner, dropping Anaheim in a non- league matchup. Here's Friday's highlights: Ocean View 8, Ecllsoa 4: The Scahawks exploded for five runs off fo ur extra-base hits in the first inning and cruised to the victory in the Loara Tournament. Mike Abascal led the offensive surge with a steal home, Dave Holdridge doubled Bl ain e DeBrouwer in. Billy Daymude home- red to left for two runs, and Jim Van Patten doubled in David Leonhardt to put Ocean View (3-1) up. 5-0. In the second inmng, DeBrouwer smacked a two-run home run to left- center which gave the Seahawks a 7..() cushion. After o ne run in the second, the Chargers (6-2) came up with their biggest offensive outburst in the sixth on Bernie Colacchio's th ree-run homer to left-center. Edison plays for the El ~undo (Pleue tee PU P /8 2) . Andujar works on image Robertson faces coke Pitc her to comply ~~~~nd~j01or 1:8~':'; u:i~~!d th~ charges With ruling. makes ~greed to .certain provisions, ~nclud-' mg donaung l 0 percent of their 1986 _a_m_e_n----,:d:--s-w__;:i:;_t"""h_u_m_p_ salaries to a drug-abuse program. "I do not believe that I belong 1n the group in which the commissioner placed me," Andujar said, noting that he was the only one of the seven players not subpocned to testify in last summer's baseball drug tnal m Pittsburah. "J ha ve never had any drug addiction. I am extremely con- cerned about my public image and wish to mak e clear to the baseball fans of America and the Dominican Republic that Joaquin Andujar is free PHOENIX(AP)-JoaquinAn 'u- jar, saying he is extremely concerned about his public image_ announced Friday that he will comply with Commissioner Peter Ueberroth's re- cent ruling regarding penalties for past drug involvement. The Oakland A's pitcher from the Dominican Republic also issued an apology to baseball fans for his behavior during the 1985 World Series. and he shook hands with Don Denkinger, the umpire who tossed him out of the seventh game of the Series. He stopped shon of issuing any formal words of apology to the ump, however. "We've got time. I'm in the American League now." Andujar said. "No problem. He's my friend. He's the boss." Dcnkinger said. "He did not apologize. If he does, he'll seek me out when he's ready ... I'm ready to put th is behind us now." Andujar took the A's lineup card to home plate and met with the umpir- ing crew, including Denkinger, before the exhibition opener between the A's and the San Francisco Giants. Later, Andujar announced m a wnttcn statement.. "J decided to JoaqulD Andujar ace.cpl the proposal of the com- missioner. The chotte that I have made is designed to m1 n1m1ze the effects. of proposed comm1ss1oncr d1sciphne so that I am able to put this affair behind me and procede with playing ba seball without disruption for the Oakland A's." Andujar, a 20.pme winner the la\& two seasons for the St. Loui'~ Cardinals. W11S acquired by the 's m a December trade Ueberroth de- clared rcccntl} that .\nduJar and s1~ • of any drug us~,. '"J wish to apologize to the baseball fans of America. the Domm1can Republic and espeetally St. LoUI'> for my conduct in the seventh game ot the World Scnes. J was frustrated b) the outcome of the sixth gam e and h) the course the seventh game was talon~:· fhe Kansas ( 1t) Royals. aided b~ a controvcn1al Dcnk1nger dec1s1on on a play at first base. came from txhmd to beat St. Louis m the sixth game. and they routed the Cardinals 11-0 m the seventh pme. AnduJar was ejected by Denkinger. workmg be- hind home plate 10 the final game. af\cr the pitcher angrily charged to the plate \O araue over pitches which were ca llc<f ba tis. Ex-Ram allegedly possessed drug in his Oran e Coun ty offi ce From AP dJ1pakltes Former National Football Lequc linebacker Isiah Robertson faces a felony charge of possession of co- came. a spokesman for the Oran~ County District Attorney's office said Fnday. "The charge was filed Tuesday," said Deputy District Attorney Roi) Cafferty. "He'~ not m custody. Th• clcrk·s office \.\111 send him a nouce on when to appear for ar- raignment on the charge." Cafferty wd th.u Robertson. \\ho pla>ed for the Rams from I q11-78 and for the Buffalo 8111.s RobetUOn fro m 1979-82. 1s accuSC'd of simple possession ol cocaine. about two grams. Robert on. 36. was a first-round draft choice of the Ra ms. He attended Southern l nivcrsll\ Mc was traded by the Rams to the ~ills for future draft choice'\ bdo~ the 1979 season. Rebels run all the way to PCAA basketball finals If con\lctcd of the charge. Rob- ertson could face a maximum pnson term of three vears. But C.affertv sud the fonner linebacker most ·hkely would txehg1ble for a court d1vers1on progra m that could result m th.c charse hcing d1sm1ssed ,r he com-' plctc~ a drug program. INGLEWOOD (AP) -The 13th-ranked Runnin' Rebels of Nevada-Las VCP,s were pushina all the ri&ht buttons Friday n1ght. Behind Anthony Jones, Freddie Banks and . Armon Gilliam, the Rebels pulled away midway throuah the second half to defeat Cal State Fullenon 7~S in a semifinal pme of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association basketball tournament at the Forum. UNLV W111 meet New MeXJco State in today's finals at 2 p.m. "We have three weapons offensively," Las Vqas Coach Jerry Tarkanian said, refcrrin• to his three stan, "and the ri&ht people were t.aluna the shots toniaht." Jones acored 2S poinu.to lead Las V91s. 30-4. while Banks ~dded 20 poinu and Gilham contributed 1-4. ' "All mall. we played pretty well, aot &ood shots., and I'm happy with the win," Tarkan1an said. "Banks has been in a she50tin' stump lately, but he was sensational toniaht.' Cal State Fullerton Coach George McOuarn said that Banks and Jones were too much for the Titans. "Anthony Jones and Freddie Banks were 1ust outstand1na toni&ht." McQuarn said. "In fact, Banks 1s ont of tnc outstandina auards in the country." Holdina a six-point lead mldwaY. throuab the second half, the Runn1n' Rebds acoted e1&ht strataht points to open a 62_.8 lead with 8:1 t to play. FuJlenon was unable to set within 10 poi nt untjl the pme's final minute. Herman Webster and Henry Turner eac.b scored U point to lead Fulletton. which fin1 hcd the season "Ntth a 16-16 record. Nevada-Las Vegas Jumped toa 20.8 lead m the openina e1&ht minutes of the pme. but Fullcnon banJed baclc within a s1nale point on cwooccasions. the last 26-25 wi th S;Ol lcft 1n the first half . Jones scored five points 1n the last thrtt minutes of the fint halfas the Runnin' Rebels extended their lead to 38-29 by halftime The Rebels took a -44-31 lead wnh l :OS left on a ~point basket by Jone with 18:05 to play only to set Fullerton act back wtth1n a 5.._.8 marain as Web$ter convened a thrtt· point play with JO:lS rtmainina. In the other PCAA semiftnal aamc, Kenn) Travt$ acorcd 27 points and New Mc~co talc pulled tway late in a 7s-6 I v1cto_ry over Pacafic. After PtM::dic pulltd to Ytttb10 SS-Sl-on a 1umper by Rich Anema With 3·S l lcf\, New ~c~1co tatc reeled off 12 unanswered po1n1\ to put the away. Gilbtrt Wilburn $COrcd 18 points and PlerTC Smith added 13 for New Mexico. which improved its record to 18-11 . Ancma and Brent Counts each $COred I 9 points for Pacific. wbtcb concluded iu season at 17· I 4. New Mexico lite Jumped to 1 20-3 advantaae befort PK1ftc 1eored IO mal&ht points to pull within two. New Meiuco talc opened a 31-2S lead by hallbme. After the Agles opened a 35-25 maflln 1n the O(>tDlftl minute of the tee0nd half. P1e1fi ran off another I 0-0 streak to tic the aame at 3S- all wt tb IS: l 7 to play. Neither team could oeen a lead Laraer than fourpo1nts unUIN wMeiuco tateranofftl$ l2 ura1&}\t points -- "I don't know of any bacqround that would preclude him from com- 1na under the d1vcn1on prc>&Bm which this offense 1 covered with.'' Cafferty said "So I a ume that's the "•Y this cast ' aoina to 10. .. The appltcauon VwOUld be ub- m1ttcd on h15 arratpmcnt date. He's ehgiblc unlc s he ha5 a prior nara>ucs conv1ct1on or a pnor felony conv10- t1on or 1f he's aJrud.Y aone throuah' div-en.ion ~m. • C'afTcny wd \hat aocon:bna to a City or a... nae police repon. a atmn told pohtt M ndal' that Robentoo had cocamt' at h• plaCt of ow11·:nies'1. ~ ' , ~ ~ , ;. ,, ~ .. Success afoot for organizers of LA 's first inarathon Frtm AP dJtpatc:Hs LOS ANOELF.S -The entry boA for m the inaugural Los Anaeles Marathon has been overflowing. There may not be a lot of recognizable names in it, but the sheer volume of response from runners throughout Southern California has race officials excited over the prospects of the futu~ of the event. "We have passed throup 7.500 entnes and we're still accepting applicat1oos,' said Dr. Wilham Burke. who heads Los Angeles Marathon, Inc .• the corporation sta&ina the race. "This makes the Los Angeles Marathon the largest first-year marathon in the history of the United States. We're somewhat dumbfounded by that fact." The response has been a surprise to runners. who 'have come to believe from past experience tha! Los Angeles is not likely habitat for' marathons. "I wouldn't have believed it," said frank Shorter. who won the marathon in the 1972 Olympic Games. Shorter had planned on running Sunday, but suffered an injury to his right ankJc in a race in New Orleans and is a doubtful starter. "Los Angeles has a reputation for ignonng road raC'ing events ... you may get I 0.000 runners in the first race here," Shorter added, shakin~ his head in disbelief. "Los Angeles is a fickJe town. It picks up on things and it's apparently picked up on this." · Rod Dixon of New Zealand, who won the 1983 New York Marathon and was a bronze medalist in the 1972 Olympics, has been involved with almost every facet of the planning of the Los Angeles Marathon and foresees biJ things for the race m the future. "I believe the Los Angeles Marathon. given time could become an equal to the great marathons ol London. Boston and New York." he said. Quote of the day Mike Egan, public address announcer at Pan American Universtty, after 6-9. 300-pound center Junior Ray, whom Egan refers to as "the Demon of Desert," tumbled to the floor dunng a Pan American game: "Is there a carpenter m the house?" Wilkins leads Atlanta to win Domin.lque WUkiDs scored 42 points m and Kevin WUlla added 19 and grabbed 21 rebounds Friday night to lead Atlanta to a 112-108 come-from-behind NBA victory over Chicago ... In other NBA games. KeUy Trlpueka scored 34 poiots, includin_g 15 tn the fourth quarter. and Joe Daman hit a crucial Jump shot in the final minute as Detroit downed New Jersey. I 04-102 ... Ricky Pierce and Terry Cammiaga each scored nine points during a 35-16 third-quarter burst that earned Milwaukee to a 125-95 victory over Philadelphia . . New York squandered an I I -point lead and Danny Aln1e scored I 0 points in a 24-7 thtrd-<tuaner surge as Boston beat the Knicks, 115-108. to reach the 50- victory mark for the seventh consecutive season . . Little-used Ricky Sobers came ofTthe bench in the third Quarter to score 15 points m e.tg.hL minutes aruLhclp _ Seattle record a 120-106 victory over Cleveland . . Portland's KlkJ Vandewegbe scored 34 points and the Trail Blazers pulled away in the final period for a 125-114 victory over Dallas ... Adrian Da.alley. the NBA's third-leading scorer. had 19 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter as Utah overcame a I 0-point defici t to beat Phoenix, I 05-1 03 ... AJex English scored 34 points to lead Denver to an easy 134-117 victor} 0' er Indiana. Kite fires 67 for 3-stroke lead Tom Kite, playing on one of hif' !I favorite golf courses. shot a 5-under-par 67 to open a 3-stroke lead Fnday after the second round of the Eastern Open Golf Tournament in Miami. Tied for second at 136. eight under par. were Ed Flori, Ken Brown of Scotland and O.A. Weibring. Fion and Brown each had another 68 and Weibring shot 67 . .. In LPGA action. Cbrla Jobnaon shot a 6-under-par 66 to take a one-stroke lead after the second round of the 72-holc Kemper Open 1n Pnncevalle. Hawa11. . Wilson'• rllht ~ye Improving Moolde WU1oe'1 tnJurcd right eye was • examined Friday by an opthalmologist. who said he was "very pleased." with the progress of the New Yoric Mets' outfielder. Wilson suffered the injury when he wasstruck in the eye b)' a thrown ball Wednesday during a rundown drill at the Met • spring tramms camp. He was eummed Friday by Dr. Gail Ou1vert at the St. Petersbura Medical Center. Or. Gu1vert said, "I was very pleased with examination. There appears to be no damage to the retina and the small scratches on the cornea arc healing. The prcsuJ'C in the e'ye-was good and t.he blood in the anterior chamber (or the eye) is clearing up." Walson has been ordered to remain inactive for at least three weeks to avoid further damage to the eye ... In an exhibition baseball game. Wiii Clart, the fonner Mississippi State All-Amencan and U.S. Olympic team baseball star, doubled and hat a towering 430-foot home run to lead San Francisco to a I 0-6 victory over Oakland in its season opener. Gretzy sets assist mark ln win • Wayne Gretzky set an NHL assist ~ record by helping to set up Paul Corley and , Jari Karri, who each scored twice as Edmonton defeated Pittsbu!"lh. 5-3, Fnday ntght. The two assists gave Gretzky 136 for the season, shattenng the mark of 135 he set last season ... In another N HL game, Dave Babyeb scored once and added two assists as Hartford defeated Buffalo. 6-2. Television, radio TELEVISION 9 a.m -TENNIS: Women's indoor champ1onsh1p, Channel 2. 9:30 a.m . -MOTOR SPORTS: Winchester 400 stock car rac ing from Winchester, lnd., Channel 9. I I a.m. -GOLF. Doral Open PGA tourney from M1am1. Fla .. Channel 2. 11 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 9. 11 :30 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL. Southeastern Conference Championship. from Lexington, Ky .. 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Blefeld, who finished with 27 assists for the year to break the C1F record of24 (by Sbannoo Maddock of Torrantt in 1983-84). hooked a comer kick in front of' the net ud Roaers leaped hiah to head tbe ball an. Edison dominated the first halt. outsbooting the Diablos (23-3·3..L aDd the No. 2 team from the South L'OUC Ltaaue) 11 -t . "We pla).'cd the entire first half ln ttleir end, • said Charjer c~ Rene Nadon. who along with Silva shared this year's CJF 4-A Coach of the Y car award. .. It was a war . • .. the overtime wu up and down (for both tcam1)." Nadon added. In spiie of the disappointment o~er the tie, Silva was not in favoT of tbe penalty kick method, used in regular season1 and previous playoff rounds to decide a· winner (when overtime fails to produce a score). ··1 don't think any game should be decided by penalty kicks," she said, .. it's just not indicative of the game." ··winning a CIF (champion) patch 1s still an honor bestowed· on few," said Nadon, adding. "To go 28 games and not lose is phenomenal ... this team just refuses to lose." Baefcld ended a spectacular four- ye~r varsity career wit~ 130 goals (third _alt tame 1~ Clf' gJrl~ soca:r>. including 46 this year (lied W1th Maddock for the third best singJe- season goal mark in CIF history). The 5·6 senior had mixed emouons a.bout her final game, saying: "I'm not disappointed in the game, but an the fact that I won't be playmg with them (her "sisters") anymore. J'lt wake up tommorowa CIF champion because I know we did o ur best and played our ' hardest." Warriors outlast Artists in 5 Harbor. Estancia also win in Sea View; Marina stopped by No.-9 Santa Barbara Woodbridge outla!.tl'd Laguna Beach. Newpon and Estancia posted victories, while Manna fell victim to Santa Barbara in boys volleyball action Friday night. In a community· coll ege match Golden West stopped M t. San An- 1on10 College in a South Coa4'l Conference game-. Here's a capsule look: Woodbridge 3, Laguna Beach 2; In .an uphill battle the Wamors pulled out a 7-15, 3-15. 15-7. 15-11. 15-11 Sea View League victor), and accord- ing lo Woodbridge Coach Steve Stratos 11 was more than Just uphill. 11 was a mountain. "We were not only down, 0-2, they "'ere shellacking us ... said Stratos. entire match, but when Woodbndgc was able to match it , and in fact. overcome it. the tide turned to give the Wamors their first league win in IWO starts. Newporl Harbor 3, Corona del Mar 0: The Sailo rs rece1 ved a strong game from left-side hmcr Jon Alstrom .to remain unbeaten on the season with the I 5-9. 15-13, 15-10 wm at New- port . Alstrom lea Harbor (5-0} with 11 kills. while teammate Mike Curci chipped in seven stuff blocks. The Sailors committed only four service errors o n the night. forcing the Sea Kings ( 1-3) out ofthear offense. Estuela 3, University l: The Trojans took the first pme. but Dan Murray and Make Rus1ck brought the Eagles (2-0) back for the 7-15, 15-10, 15-8. 15-4 victory at Estancia. Brett Winslow, a senior middle blocker, crushed the ball to lead the Trojans' (0-1) first-game win. Sa.at• Barbara 3, Martaa e: The V1k1 ngs found the going rough in Santa Barbara as the CIF 4-A ·s nfoth- rankcd Dons disposed of them I 5-2. 15-6. I 5-12 in a non-league contest. The Vikings (2-1) were led by outside hitter Mike Manin with eight kills and setter Bill Craft, who had 45 assists. Jn a community college game: Golden West College 3, Mt. Saa Aotonlo 0: The Rusi.Jers remained undefeated with a I 5-8. 15-12. l 5-6 sweep at Golden West Gary Van SickJe had 12 kills and si~ blocks lo lead the Rustlers (~. 2-0). "We were gelling beat badl}'l and I JUSt talked to the kids about playilng as hard as they could and hopefully lhmgs would come our wa) ... THOMAS HAS NO DOUBTS. • • Woodbridge battled back to win the ne'Xl two games. but then fell behind. 6-1 . in the final set. Jeff Maurisak. however. ran seven pomts on the Anisls. including four service aces. and with the combina- tion of Adam Keefe ( 14 kills), Make ull1 van ( 13 kills) and Larr) Stokes (I 0 kills) the Wamors were able to overcome the Sean Jordan-Man Ke~sler comb1nat1o n of Laguna Beach. The host Artists had ~rvcd well the From Bl was the center of attention when he made the switch to Mater Dei. playingjunior varsity as a sophomore before entenng the varsity scene the past two years. It might have been more concen- trated exc.ept for the constant stories swirling around Lewis and his cel- ebrated move from Capistrano Val- le) after his freshman season. "One story was done on my brother (Simon) and myself.'' continues Thomas "but all they really wanted to know was why I transferred. out of reach. he drops ott ID 1ntensi- t>." "I d on't mind (the double-teaming) as long as we win," said Thomas, who admits it's the winning factor which domanates his thinking. ''That was the big question1" said Thomas of a preseason interview. "I said my goal was undefeated and he (the writer) said, 'Don't you think that's too much?' "Well. I did set high goals. And I want to keep going. But, I'll be happy With C'IF.'' WHITMAN GALLERIES Irvine Invitational scheduled "I told them my parents said they wanted me to go to Mater Dei. And 11 wa~ a good dec1s1 on." Thomas said his motives for at- tending Mater Dei began long before. dunng his freshman season when he watched the Matt Bceuwsaert-led Monarchs. Thomas knows. loo, the end of his prep career means the end of the all- winning style of life he has enjoyed at Mater Det. His college career begins at Stan- ford. which is at best a .500 school in basketball. "I know:· said Thomas. "wrnning is nght now. cordially invites you to attend the Maritime Show I Exhibit Featuring Guest Artists John Stobart • Keith Reynolds • Randy Puckett Sunday. the ninth of March Twelve until Four pm , ~ I/: ., The sc_venth annual lrvme Va- quero T1'3ck and Field lnv1t.at1onal as on tap today with the first prelJm going at 8·30 a.m .• followed b y the field event finals at 9 and the runnmg finals al 11 . Twenty-two schools are involved for boys and girls, excepting the Edison girls. The girls' 1,500 meters will be a showcase event. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTER't INC. M.t Yu Oellr Crltn Marti 1922 HMIQ 1uo .• com MDA-SU-11S6 , Among the field 1n the girls' 1.500 are Newport Harbor's Maggie Hen- son and Buffy Rabbitt. Shem Smith of Woodbridge, Tracy Wnght of Irvine and former Irvine standout Laura Chapel, a senior at Un1vers11y High in San Diego. Among the boys standouts arc Edison shotputter Kaleaph Carter. Mission Viejo distance star Mark Lindrun. Irvine distanc~ standout Jim Olson and Woodbndge spnnter Rich Brooks. Entered in the meet. along with the host Vaqueros. arc Costa Mesa. Manna, Newport Harbor. Un1vcr- s1ty, Edison and Woodbndgc. In communtty college trad. .. Oraa1e Coast 99, Fullerton 46; Oraage Coast 113, Compton 31: The day belonged to the Pirate~ (2·0). as they scon .. 'Cl a double dual meet victory, led b)' Gcor'c WainM'oat. who tripled with a win 1n the 11 0 high hurdles. discus and Javelin. In women·s action: Orae1e Coast 81, Fullerton %9; Oraa1e Coast H, Compton It: A strong day by Kathy Kiernan 1n the long distance e vents helped the Pirates (2-0) to a double dual meet victory. "l saw ham hit three in a row from the high post against Long Beach Poly and I thought about what it would be like. "When I hit the shot from the top of the key Wednesday (a crucial. late- game bucket to keep Mater Oei atop St. Bernard) I was thinking of Beeuwsaert. • Thomas has averaged 19 4 points a game as a senior. along wtlh 7.5 rebounds. but he was held to c1a.ti1 points in the semifinals bcoluse o{St. Bernard's overplay "I scored 27 on them the first tame (1n a 61-58 tournament victory)," said Thomas. "They had to make a decision and 11 seems hke they tried to take me away." As a result teammate LeRon Ellis wa!> underplayed and he responded with 22 points ID a 62-58 victory. "Everyone looks at him as our No. I," said McKni&ht. "So they sur- round him. Our balance has ta.ken a httlc away from him personally, but we'"e won games because of it. "He's done some pretty nice thin~ defensively at times, too, but there are some m o ments when if the game is .. At Stanford, at least there's no pressure af you lose. In fact. it's a bonus when you win." ll hasn't been an easy road for the Monarchs. who have fought off tile St. Bernards, Santa Monicas and Lona Beach Polys, and survived against the upset-minded Westminsters (80-77) and Saddlcbacks (53-51 in overtime). "It would make anyone's season to beat us," continued Thomas, who said his big moments. times when he was emotionally ready, came against Capistrano Valley and Santa Monica. ''Capo beat us by five twice during the summer and led in one of those games by 20," he said. "The headline said 'New Kinis of the Court."' So it all boils down to tonight's game with Serra, a 23-4 champion from the Camino Real League. "I know this.'' added Thomas. "If we lose it'll be bc<:ausc we choked, because we're the better team." Chokini has hardly been a t.mn commonly related to Mater Oci basketball, not in a span in wruch they have piled up S1 straight victoncs on top of a S1·S rcoord, which works out to 114-S over four y~rs. PREP BASEBALL ••• From Bl Tournament Champ1onsh1p tonight at 1 a.panSl Arcadia. Ma.rtaa $, Hull11gt.01 4· In a see-saw battle of Sunset League teams. the V1Jonas (3~4) pulled 1t out wtth a run in the bottom of the sutth. Tht wmmna run came on a sacnficc fl y by Keath La,110 with one out tn the sill th. Laszlo, who also hit a home run in the pme, drove home Bruce Schmidt, who doubled and was sacrificed to third. Danny Jensen (2· I) went the dis- tance, seuJina down considerably after aiv1na p three first-1nnma runs to the Oilers (S-2). He finished with four stnkcouts and two walks. In addition co La 1lo, the V1kmt also 1ot a lot of offen 1vc help from catcher Mau Hatt.abaU.Jh and out· fielder Rack VandcrR1et, each of whom had two doubles. Hatt.abau.gh aJso drove in two runs. The big aun for the Oilers WIS Otta Chitek, who had a triple a home run and thrtt RBI for the day. His bome run came at an opportune time. tylna the pme in the top of the sill th. lrvlae 1-S, A.uttetm 1·1: Bobby Hamelin went 6 for 8 with a double and a home run and two stolen bases to lead the Vaqueros toa sy,.-ccp in the non-lc11ue doubleheader at Anaheim. In the ruJhtcap. aeru.or left-handy Mike Stewan struck out teVen and djd not 11vc up a walk in seven innlna of work. Stewart rctm:d 15 bitters ui a row at one pomt. I Duke'• Mark Alarie (left) and Wake For- eat'• Char He Thoma• ( 44) fight for the ball OYer-tbe-llne tournament Teams arc being accepted for the Season Opener-Beach Over-the-Lane Tournament to be held Saturday, March 22 at 9 a.m .. at Hunt- ington State Beach. A $24 pcr·team fee . an both men's and women's d1v1s1ons. 1s required and all teams arc guaranteed four games For information. phone (2131630.2298. Co.ta Ilea LL r~l•tn tlon Costa Mesa Lmle League 1s rcgistenng for us Senior League d1v1s1on (Ages 13-15) today at Lions Park. 18th and Park avenues. Also those 6-12 who have not registered may sign-up. A b1nh ccufica1c and a $40 fee arc required. Forinformallon, phone league president Rose Mane LulSI a1 548-4411. Golf clu.e. at Irvlne Vall ey Irvine Valley C ollcgc 1s ofTenng three e1gh1- wcck golf classes. beginning the week of March 17 al the Rancho San Joaquin Athle11c Club in Irvine. Beginning Golf I. which feature~ the gnp, the swing, putung and selected specialty shots. will meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:55-10 a m. on 1hc green. Begannin~ Golf II will meet from 8-10:55 am. Tuesdays and Thursday\ This class will be a review of Golf I with more emphasis on pla:r1ng strategics. I ntcrmcd1atc Golf will meet from I 0:05-noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays All three classes arc o ne un11 and arc taugh1 by Dr. Hugh Glen For inform1110n, phone Irvine Valley College a1 559-3238. BASEBALL AILI'_ .... ln flnt round of the Atlantic Cout Con· ference Tourilament. Duke won, 88-60. H-aler·ll~abl fllbt at Marriott MOnday night s world middleweight title fight between champion Marvin Hagler and John .. The Beast" Mugabi will be shown live on closed c1rcu1t TV at the Marriott Hotel 1n Irvine. Tickets arc $20 and and are on sale at Megan ·s 1n 1hc Heritage Shopping Center an Irvine and at all T1cketmastcr locations. The program bcgJns at 6 p.m. and mdudcs Tommy Hearns vs. James Shuler and Richard Sandoval vs. Gaby Cao1zalcs. • Soccer tryout. .cbeduled Tr)'outs for the lnter-Sppn European Soccer Tour for teams under 16 and 18 years of age will be Saturday. March I 5, March 22 and March 29 al 10 a.m. at Un1vcn1ty High an Irvine. The 1our. which runs from Fnday, July 18 to Monday. Auj. 11 , consists of three cup tournaments an Denmark. Scotland and Lon- don. • The estimated ~ost of the tour is S 1.695 per person. The University High soccer staff of Brad Webster. John Gram and Armando Balanos will coach the teams. For information contact lntcr-Spon, 20771 Cohma. Huntington Beach. 92646 or phone 536-2789. UCI c(.e• open b ou.e The Ut:>lrvane crew will hosl an open house. alumni day and boat dcd1cauon Sunday. bejanning at noon at the UCI boathouse on Shell maker Island. south of Jamboree Road past the Ncwponcr Inn The 1966 and '76 alumni will be hooored and 1hc vamty VIII boal will be dcd1ca1cd the Ruth Hynds. The UCI band will provide enten.a1nment and refreshments will be served. Area nines lose M yer s, Cadigan sweep net foes UC lrvinc's JamesMyersand Mike Cadigan defeated their Pepperdinc opponents, 7-S, 6-2, in the third round of doubles qualifying in the Southern California Intercollegiate tennis tournament at the Valley Hunt Club in Pasadena. Southern California College and UC Irvine baseball found tough sledding Friday in non-conference play. Herc's how it went: Loa1 Beacll State I, Soa tllern CaUfonla CoHese S: A late-inning. comeback by the 49crs. two runs in the eipuh and three in the bottom of the ninth. made a winner of Golden West Product John Martin. Martin went all the way. allowing JUSt five hits, while striking out seven batters. His roughest inning came an the sixth when the Vanguards (8-6) tallied four of their five runs. The Vanguards looked like thay might get out of Long Beach with a win as they had given only one run an the ninth. W1th TonySelicion11t first base and two out. Rack Seaver htt what looked to be aaame-cndingground ball to the hole at short. Kevin Kasper dove, but has throw to S«ond was wild, allow· ing Selic1on to score and sending Seaver to third. The next batter, Adam Conano. singled ond the 49en had the wan. The loss sPoilcd a fine performance by SCC"s Brian Otten, who had gone the first eight 1nn1ngs, allowina scven h1t<1 and stnk1ng out five. Rob<:n Man,field (0-1 ). who started the ninth took the lo~~ Keio I , C Irvin 4: Tht' Ante.ate". who host Wa'lhin1tton Statr I Jn1vcr· ' s1ty an a non-conference game today at 2:30, dropped a 6-4 c'<h1bition dec1ston against touring Keio Uni· versity of Japan. Devan Shockley lined a solo home run in the eighth inning for UCI on a day which saw little an terms of highlights. other than Mike Byrne's 2 for 3 performance al the plate. Craig Bnnk wall be on the mound for UCI today as the Anteaters go for their fifth straight victory. UCI IS 9-6·1 Schwartz wlns Bobby Schwart7 of Balboa was a double wanner Fnday night, taking top honors m the fint round of the championship format of the Coors Spnng Classic and first place an the four-lap main event in speedway motorcycle racana at the Orange County Fairarounds an Costa Mesa before 7 ,280. The Spring ClaS!llC as a three-event meet which re ume!I Sunday at San Remardino. hwaru finished w11h 14 points, Kell y Moran (Norwalk) was second with 13, Ian Chnst11n of Hunt· 1ngton Beach wu third with 12, and Fountain Valle~'\ LMct King wa<1 lourth with 11 point . The Myers-Cadigan team is the only remaining UCI representative as two Anteater singles players were eliminated. Cad1~n met the No. 7 singles player m the country. Richard Bergh of Long Beach State. and fell, 6-1 . 6-0 an the second round. Tel\mmate Bruce Man Son Hang. rate• 25th in the country, was defeated by No. 22 Robbie Weiss of Pepperdme. 6-3. 6-3. an the third round In htgh school action: Laa••• Beacla 1 S, Palm Sprta11 5: The Artists took their act to the dcst'rt and came away wtth a strona non· leaaue led by Grant Hughes three wans an singles Cotta Me.. t, 1'1tla t: The MusUlngs won on games. 88· 79, to up their non-le~uc record to S· I. They were led 1n singles by Marc Nucchterlein. who two of his thrtc mate he~ by seorts of 6-2 and 6-0. Mater Otl U, E1tuela !.: It wu a touah da~ for tht El&lcs as the Monart'hs Dan Jenkins. l>at Hamett and Gres Reda capturtd all tht- s1naJcs \Cts. Or-. Coat DAILY PILOT /Satwdey, M~ 81 1... • Unranked Maryland ·i staggers· Tar Heels . Syracuse stuns Georgetown t o gain Btg East finals berth From AP dlapatclaea GREENSBORO, N.C. -Unranked Maryland, behind 21 points from Jeff Baxter and 20 from Len Bias. beat fourth-ranlccd North Carolina 85· 75 Friday and joined top-ranked Duke sixth-rated Georgia Tech and Virginia in. the semifinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference basketball tournament. The Terrapins wili face Georgia Te<:h m the opening prne of the evening session. It's the first time North Carolina has been knocked out in the first round of the ACC tournament since a 54-52 ovenimc loss to Wake Forest in 1973. The Tar Heels have lost four of their last five and dropped to 26-5. Maryland, 18-13, got an 18-3 jump on the Tar Heels to start the second half, hitting eljht of their first nine shots. From a 34-28 halftime deficit, the Terrapins raced to a 46-37 edge with 13:42 remaining. Quickly, North Carolina cut the gap to 46-41 on a pair of Steve Hale baskets. The Tar Heels whittled away unttl a pair of Jeff Lebo free throws with 9: I I left trimmed ~aryland's lead to 53-S I. That was as close as North Carolina would get, and Maryland went on a run of 16-4 that raised its lead to 73-S7. Maryland held off North Carolina by hitting 12of14 free throws in the last 2:39. In other college games: DUe 18, Wake Forest IO: Mark Alarie scored 22 points and spearheaded a second-half rally as top-ranked Duke held off pesky Wake Forest an the opening game of the ACC Tournament. The ei&hth~Secded Demon Deacons kept the game close in the 1irst half 'fith a zone defense that forced Duke to shoot from the outside. Wake Forest was within 37-36 at halftime and 39-38 on Charlie Thomas' short baseline jumper with 17:37 left. Duke then fashioned a 12-4 run that expanded its lead to a comfortable 51-42 en route· to improving its record to 30-2. Alaric scored sill points in the surge that Edison wins, 4-0 Sophomore Terry Carpenter led Edison High to a first-round victory in the Cypress softball tournament Friday, spinning a two-hit shutout. Herc arc Friday's softball highlights: Edison 4, &olaa Grande 0: Carpenter struck out 12 and walked just one while allowing two singles in shutting Bolsa Grande off. The. Chargers scored twice in the first inning when Vania Scmerau singled, scoring Martha Nofsrngcr and Dena Baker. Edison meets Canyon today at 3 at Arnold Park an Cypress in the second round. . ,. Rim of World 3, La1aaa Beacla 0: The· host Anists dropped their fourth straight despite 2 for 3 performances at the plate by catcher KJm Stephens and patcher Jennifer Cooper. --- Laguna Beach returns to action Monday when it hosts Dana Hills. •zM5 pwr s••t. crulM 11791191 helped send the Blue Devils into Suurday'11emiftnal1. i Wake Forest, 8-21, pulled within SS-S2afterTbomu ~ hit two free throws with S:24 left, but it was the lut threat~ posed by the Demon Deacons. Alaric ~red two a~t~ baskets, increasiQJ the lead to 59-52 wttb 4:07 left and~ Wake Forest was forced to foul in ananempt tocalCb up.~ That cffon failed as Duke hit five Of seven free throws anj the final 2:05. Syracese 75, Georsetowa 7S: Lo N~ York. ~fael· Addison made 7-of-8 free throw attempts 1n overtime~ lead No. 8 Syracuse to a 75-73 victory over No. 14:; Georgetown and put the Qranaemen in the championshi~ pme of the Big East Conference toumamenL : Regulation ended in a tic at 6S aftu Qeoraetown' David Wingate hit a jumper with nine acco~ . . ~ remaining. · , ' In overtime, Addison an& Rony S'eiqly each hit t•<>' free throws to put Syracuse up 69-6S, but Reaic Willi.am~ made two steals for Georgetown, one leadina to a aoal o~ has own and the other setting up Wingate for two 64 throws. , Addison hit four more free throws, and Dwayne. "Pearl" Washington had one foul shot fo1 a 74-69'; Syracuse lead with 14 seconds left. Georgetown cut it to'; 74-73 on goals by Michael Jackson and Winpte. After; Wangate's goal, Georgetown called timeout with one.; second left, despite having no timeouts rcmainina. -e St. Job's 75, VlllaHva 14: In New York, fifth.ranked: St. John's, led by Walter Berry's 29 points and 14! rebounds, defeated Villanova 7 S-64 to set up a showdown: with No. 8 Syracuse for the Big East Conference: tournament title. ! The victory was the 400th in 18 seasons for Redmen; Coach Lou Carnesecca. : Knancty 11, Loalalua St. H : In Lexington, Ky.,: James Blackmon ignited a rally in the final four minutes': with two baskets and a steal to set up the go-ahead score~ third-ranked Kentucky edged Louisiana State 61-58 to. move into the final of the Southeastern Conference; tournament : Kentucky, which rode Btackmon's flurry to an 8-0; run that erased a 56-51 deficit, will meet Alabama in thC: title game, with the winner claiming the SEC's automatic. bid to the NCAA playoffs. ; St. Jou'• 75, Vllluova 14: Fifth-ranked SL John's,_ led by Walter Berry's 29 points and .14 rebounds, defca~ Villanova to set up a showdown with No. 8 Syracuse for. the Big East Conference tournament title. • Spurs put Clippers ~ out easily, 142-l 26: . SAN ANTONIO (AP)-Alvin Robenson scored 30: points and pulled down 11 rebounds Friday ni&ht and the: San Antonao Spurs snapped a seven.game l'l'BA losin&: streak with a 142-126 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. . Wes Matthe~ added 22 points and banded out 16 assists and Mike Mitchell tc0red 22 points for the Spun. who played without starting center Artis Gilmore, out with a pulled hamstring. · Norm Nixon led Los Angeles with 33 points. ancluding..a team-reooFd six three-point baskets. Cedric Maxwell and Marques Johnson added 20 each for the Clippers, who lost fortheeighth time in the last lOpmes. 'SM5 ·14 Mercury COUGAR LS '11 c.dtllac ELDORADO CPE. '14 Ofdl DELTA ROYALE •9195 •9195 '10,M5 •9195 'IJ Nissan 2IOZX •11,"5 IVC <•U -· .. ... " - .,.,. ,.1 ..... .. ·~ -·· ,., ri"" .r NllA WUT .. N CO..,HaNCI Pedk DtvlMwl w l M . G8 K•Lalstrt .. 16 742 l'OtOeno 32 ,. .as 16 ~tx 24 ,. 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Oelllt WttM)tl 71-70-'41 ll'uct Lltllkt n -6f-14' lreo Fe~ 7o-71-1'1 Helt Irwin 6t-73-142 Rlefterd Fehr 69-73-1'1 L, Ten 8rote11 7S·'7-1A2 80b lOllr 71.71...:.142 lilt SullOll 11·11-142 80b TWl'f 71•1C>-lf1 Jeff Lewll 71·71-142 Im Kretrtrl 71r7C>-1•7 Morrll H11el,ky 71·11-147 Llrrv ltlnktr 69·74-t'3 Ctertnct ROH 74•69-1.Q G-S.utr• 70·1>-143 Torn Sllew n ·H-1'3 Mike Nicolette 74·69-l.Q Devld Grtlltm »·70-1.Q IC.ennv Knox n -11-143 Oevld Ectwerd\ 7S·6t-l.Q Tom Pemtc. 13·70-1'3 Wiiiie Wood 7Ht-143 Tom WtllkOOf 73·70-1'3 JC Sllffd 70·13-1.Q llen Crensllew 13· IC>-1'3 Siu lnor.11\tm 10-n-1'3 MIU Mllel 73·1C>-143 , •led· .. Ollllllfv Joev Slnotitr 14·70-144 George 8urns 13·71-144 Devld Peoe>tH n -72-144 Olck Mesi 13·71-144 Jeff Grvoi.t n -n -144 JOM McComl'h I 1·13-144 L TllOmOlOll 70·14-144 IC.lkuo Artl 10•14-144 Frenlo. Conher 73·71-144 lob Eutwooo Merli llfoolu Freel CouDlel Curll\ St..-t'*9 O•rv KOCI\ Pllvne Sttwert S.fldV I. 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Oenlel 68·70-13' Allee Miller 69·6t-138 Annt·Merlt Palll 7•·11-14S DffdffLnktr 74·11-14S Rosie JOntl 11·7A-14S Nancv Tomich 72·73-145 Stephenie Ferwlo 13· 7'1-145 Lile VO\lnll 75·70-14S Pet BradtAv 77·68-145 Sherri Turner 11·14-145 Ott> Rkherci n -n -145 M.Ft11uerH•Oottl Cethv JOl\nslon Lore!l• Alderete Mtlrl Edoe Jotn o.tk Et1lne Cro,t>v AHtion Finney Cll'dv Ftrro Kltllv Hilt 73·76-149 11 -1.-u9 77·11-149 18·7t-ISO 80-70-ISO 7HS-1SO 7S•7S-ISO 76·74-1SO 7'·71-lSO • ~C-..•wtmmlM Of'Mtl C:.•f S7, ~ .., 400 mtdtev rtln-<>renoe Coe.I. ~-00 1 1000 tr...-1 Retl'lfelter 10), 10',AO 4, 2 O'Rourllt (0), ll:OUI; l. Atnl°'e (Cl, lHU 200 fr..-1 s1urdlv1nt (0), 1 S9.17, 1 Odav <C>, 21ou1, ), Mlttltoen <Cr. 141.33. SO tr-I. Ceroef'll.,. <Cl. 22.'°; 2 Siewert ID), 2'2 '7. J PfefldtrOHI (0), lll.t7. 200 IM-t Vou"9 IC), 7.0611, 2 Scllrud dtr (Cl. 7:11 ... 3 Pflct (0), 2.11.73 Olvlno tM-1 Cur11t (0 ), "' 00, 1. Sl,lev <Ol, IS1.2.S. 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Lung (It), UIH 400 trH re\Av-1 GOiden Ke!hv Posttewolt 61-70-13' Judv OIC111nson -J0-69-139 Amy AICOll 70-69-139 Lori Gtr11tc1 n -14-146 Nine Fou•I 76·74-ISO w-Vtclll Feroon 71·6t-146 JoAnne Cerner 70-70-leG Marv Delon11 76·70-146 Kev Ktl'llltdY CerOIYn Hill COMA C•oonl Cett>vMenl 0.l>l>le Hiii KlmSl'llomen 8-vtf'lv l(IAu Tef'•Y·Jo MYtf'S Karin Mundinger N1ncv Scr1nton Merv MurPl1v SuH n TOll-11'1 70-~ISO Orlftet CN1t '7, Cen1tM 42 Ctnclv Floo 11·69-1eo Leurie RlnOr 7S-71-146 7S·7S-ISO 200 medlAv rei.v-Ora~ Coall, 2 06 03 COIJten Welker 11·70-1'1 76·74-150 200 IM-l Ceroenter (Ol 210 30, 2 Jen Sttl>Mn\Oll 71·70-1'1 Htelher Drew 72·74-146 77-~ISO HA<:ker (0 ), 1eG'2, 3 Anott)llll (Cl Lenort Mureo1o.a 71·10-141 lvnn Adlml 77·69--146 Sendra Hevn1e 10-76-t .. 7S·1S-ISO 2~ t2 Alll».O Hlkege 69·71-141 73·17-150 SO Ir-I H1theoct< tOJ. 27 09, 2 CllldV RtrlCk 70-71-141 Oll·Hee Ku 72·14-146 Vt l Sl<lnner 7S·11-t46 7S·76-1SI Anderson (C), ,, ... 3 Geltlo (0 ), )O(W M 81tOwelder 11·70-1'1 hied Te OVAllfV 77·74-151 100 l>tck-1 Aoonev 101, 1 14 4'. 1 Pt!ll R1110 68·74-142 Dawn Coe 76·71-147 74·77-lSl B0911t 1 IS 74, 3 Wtl911tmen (0), I 16 SS D•lt EQ9t'lmo 13·6t-141 Ceroline Gowan n 74-1'7 17·74-151 100 b<Nst-1 Perrv (0), 1112' 2 Pettv Sllee11an 11·11-1'2 Con111e en1tlem1 77·7C>-1•7 7S•76-IS1 Smllh (0 ), l:n.62 3 Anclrnon CO> 1 ~ .. 'C1thvMone 11·11-1•2 18·7)-ISl 200 tr-1 Norlh (0), 7-ol 97, 1 Suitt Bernlno 10· n-142 Jene l..OCil 76·71-1•7 Sue Ertl 77·7-lSI Tt1Cl'lm1n !0 1. 2 16 61, 3 Garcle <CJ, HHtntr F1tr 13-70-143 Pia Ntlu on 16·11-147 S Sl•1n111uer 8t''" 8errell Lori W111 73·79-152 119 46 Jene Gecklt\ 11·71-143 Jenet AnderlOI\ IS-77-147 7'·71-1S1 so tlv-t Care>enter <Ol. 7'09. 2 Aw Bect<v Peerson 12·71-143 Julie Cote 11· 7S-141 Marv Dwvtr 7S 72-147 77·7S-IS2 IOI, JO"· ) Rellkln (0), 32 77 Pennv Hamme• 13-7C>-143 Susie 8erdov 7•·7)-1'7 Sue Fogleman Sulit Peger 11·74-1S2 100 tr-I ltOOMV (01, t 00 66, 2 Bonnie Le .. er 1•·69--143 Berb Tl10mu 15·71-1•1 79·n-1S1 Jec1<son (0), 10227, l Herl>lt (0), 1-o?79 Beverlev OeYI\ 12·11-143 M Stubt>lelieio Oet>C>le Messey Linde Hunt 1'·14-152 100 fir-Wel1111tm1n (0 ), l 07 d , 2 Va n Therese Hession 11·11-143 Missie McGeor11e 14·13-147 78·74-IS2 Htmert 1 11 62 3 GerClt (CJ 1 lS S2 Sherrin Gatbra11n 13-l!r14J J1ckte Btr"'" I• 13-141 B Pencteron1 74 73-147 J ene Btetock 74·6,_143 0 Mel,ltrlln 14 1)-1'7 L1uren Howt 1•·69-143 Marthe Nau1e 71 76-147 Sl\tllev Hemtln 71·11-143 Jvav Ettl•·Sams 7S·72-147 S 8ertotacc1nt t(auw Ahern Nencv Lt<lbeller MArQtrtt Ward L vnn Connellv LuL..ono Redler L..eAnn Ctuedav Denlu Strtblg 77·76-lSJ < . 33 41, 3 Cettl tCl, 34.41 76·76-1~2 t>ack-1 Ceroenler 10>. 32 2S, 2 Aber 19·14-100 IM-1 Perrv 10 ). I 09 02, 2 Hat 78·75-1 ncock, 10 ), 10971, 3 Telc11man (OJ Jodv RoHntl'lel 13·70-143 18·75-ISJ 1 1112 Jenet Coles 72·11-143 J KOl'tlhH\ 74 13-147 74·7t-1S3 S00 fr-1 Norll1 (0 ), S·CS ti, 2 Hecker Lt url Ptltr\On 17-7?-14A Melisse W11llm1re 7S·71-141 81·73-IS4 lO). S•960; J J1c1t.wn 10). Bl 211 Sl'llrltv Furlong 73· 11-IAA Laur• Hurlbut 7•·73-141 Aveko Ollemo10 11 77-t•e 82·7?-IS. SO 1>reast-! Anctreson <Ol, 38.20, 1 Ro1>lr1 Welton 13·11-1« 79·16-lSS Smll11 10), l'l 32 3 no llllrd Joan Jovce 13· 75-148 Hollis S1acv 74· 7C>-I« Mlndv Moore 7S ll-148 A Retnllerdt Kelhrvn Vou110 Oebl>lt Aullln Krt1tl Arrlnoton 0 Mcliefflt 19·76-tSS 200 lrtt rf!lev-Cerrtto•, I SS 73 M Zimmerman 75·69-1« Missie BtrteOlll 12 16-1'8 80-IS-lSS 80-7S-ISS 82·7S-1S7 77-I0-157 I0·71-1SI 7'·~1 SI 80·71-158 '2·76-lSI Allee R111m1n 1S·69-l« N Whlte·Brtwer 81 67-143 M SPncr•Devlln 11·73-144 Jo Ann Wuhem 19 6t-1'8 Jerllvn 8rll1 69·7S-144 Amv 8tnr 79·69-141 T F red<lckson Pam Alltn Ka111v BA"er 70-74-144 Bert> Bun"ow•~v 16 77-1•8 Jent Crelltr 74·70-144 Sencire Ptlmer 71·7)-1'S C Cl'lerl>On~1er 77 n-t•9 B Btrrow l(rl1 Monto'1en 16· 71-1•9 8l'C ~ ., t "'son LH Alemltos FRIDAY'S RESULTS ( 11111 of SS·dtY """'"' mMflftOl FIRST RACE. Pact 1 Miit Tal>Ulate Hnvr IAckrmn) 860 Me9e SPirll ( Andtr\on) Small PletaurH (ACkrmn) 8 60 Tlmt ?·02 I 3 60 uo 800 780 360 .. o Al\oO Went. Snevna 8avner, Hervevs Brother N. Computer G1rl, Oui Ou• Madame. M11es1lc Robl>er !" Transfer Saueezt Scratcneo Computer Eves •2 EXACTA (l·•l Paid '60.20 SECOND RACE. Pace l Mlle AndV \ Galt IAul>lnl S •O 4 00 3 00 Leal! Cl'lrl"lna tDHomtr) 3 60 2 40 James Vlncenl fSiffthl 3 •O Time 1 se • Al'o Went Joes Outcau Peter "'"'"· Shuffle N Deel, l evel Oev11, Levftv O c; Scratched. None S2 fXACTA 11·5) e>eld S20 60 THIRD RACE. Pace I Mile Basktl Cue <CrOQhenl 4 60 Poe>ewheetle ( Otsomer I Horuon• Sier IKtn l Time IS'• 2 80 740 320 320 '60 .t.lso Went l'las11v Frank, Tne Com Penv' GOid Little Bii Lou Cl\trm1n11 Gent l...ord Ltvllv, Kll!ll ()I Jeu Screlchetr IMalndJ I 60 4 00 3 00 Wind Orlven (Anderson) c 20 3 80 Ct lltornle Anoe1 ITod<I, Ill J 80 Time I S7 4 Al'o Wtnl Bve Bve Sco1111 Tlo111 Querter. Vok'e no OI Shlrwll, Mldn1ot>1 Mine $Cretcheeralrle Note Tight Quarters finished ltllrd, ells auelllled 10 sl•lll tor lnter1erence l'IFTH RACE. Pace I Miit Slormlng On <Baker) 8 00 Tiiiis tSltttl'I) Montv On Spirit (Kuet>ler ) Time 2 00 3 400 300 • 20 J.eo 3 60 Al'o Went Ciuh Plus Kellevs Ptter, C.Hl'I Out, Att>ewoo. l'IV Ftv FIHhv. Llnoen Gu' Scretcl'ltml 22.60 10 00 ~ 60 Todd N <l •t kevl S10 600 Cru1,1no N IAublnJ ''° T·me t S1 • Also Weflt Strip S<i.-u, Creivowen, V1v1en W11v lnl.,.mlnlon N. SelvedOr, Berrv LHI Scretct>ele Ell N (She<ren) 4 e() 2 '° Mell Junior N (Pl9f~) 2 e() Time I St7 Al\O Wenl p H F"Mnlom, tyory G••• N, MOl\ev CPltlllltf" N, 8 rentwooct Ktll, Golo· re oo Scretclled DullllC.te. Alln Jene N S.m• s1or"' U •XACTA lS·l l Dl•d s1' 20 EIGHTH •ACE. Pett I Miit Ot nttl Ell<IHvor (Andrsn) 910 llecty Subltcl (Plerct) Ptrllo1a Ptullne (~r) nme 200 uo 3eo HO leG 3'0 A"o Wtr'll Nevv Cheer, L.. A Mlllreu, Ktre11 En I(, Venl,l'ltno A¢1, Wlnotmert Scretclled Nont '3 EXACT A (1 )) Deld 177.70 HttfTH RACI. Pete I Milt Frff Turi\ II(~) IUO 140 UO "'"''no Romeo A (AllC)e•SOll) II 00 uo Wer.01nt IHvmtnl UO Tlmt 'Sf' Also Went Strlll.1110 .... ., N. OUllOM Chief, Snow Dence .... Prl .. y Co.lllCll N Dirtel l(tno, Mex 8urnClro kntcMd llrlllldlnO tr«i, Me''"' JQl!e U 8XACTA (7 Sl oeld 11'2'0 n PtCK sue 11+1·~1-11 oelcl a1.0t1.111 w1111 n•ne •lflrltr• (fl ... l\O<'M\), Tot•t Pkll Six carrvover POOi l 1t .1't.4 I ,, fltC;K NtN• No wl/Wltr~ Poca NIM "°' t15,.. T9NTH •ACI. it.ce '"'"°'" Girl N ICronnl Cut It Ovt lltOMnl AMlt ltOV ... N {$1Mlll) Tlmt t S1 I Milt lUO 4.00 ,.0 140 2 10 3'0 Also Wtlll H~ °" lffvtr Tiie .,...,,., Slolein Morntntt, Corll'Oe IAd\I kttt(~ Nol>e It KXACU (7•6) PtiCI Ml lO ,, • ELEVENTH RACE. Peet ~ mile Loo~ 1no Gooct N (Sl'lrrri) 19 00 9 00 6 IO Smart K081a tPit~Ctt S 00 5 00 Rac1tlll Benner I .t.noer\Ollt • 40 T1mt I S9 t .t.1so Went Min Gee Jav N Va Wetted Hill Cadt'I N Wtler Work\ l e Vala•,~. Van Rhel Scr•ICl1t FtltST ltACI!. I Mlle Plume>etra (Oliveres) Queen Joen CBtaCl<l Min 0.1111>11 (SoU') Time t·312 , 60 7 10 110 , 80 220 2 20 Al\O Ren. One For Andreo (anv'l '"'"· Slllnet So Srlol'll DPnne'l Bundle, Cull! B•bv Feu Scra1t11ec:1 Nont U EXACT A t l·4J peld '7 80 SECOND RACE. 6 Furtono' Hoverino Presence (Sls) 10 80 Gran Plt rre (Plncev Jr) Beu SlrHI Btues (Bleck! T<mt 110 940 460 soo 320 3 40 Also Ran Jewttrv Store. Llltlt Minch. Len1 Menu\, Growler S."due, 8 u,l11e1s Clan Scrt lcMcl None THIRD RACE. 6 ' F urtOllO\ TrlllOll Shores f Pincevt 160 Grev Writ., IT oroJ Vari 8eeu IDetellOuuevel Ttmt I 16 • 5 20 310 • eo 540 l 20 Also Ren Cr1s1e1 Tropic, Hustle A D111(e, tnsloet11e1>erk110mer, Oulle'' w 1,11. Atreld To &encl. PKkl's Prince, Gra m .. Pre1erred Stock, LO¥tf'S Tt>emt Scretclled SarttOO• Ptn Mr Stu N Clt u To Bo Meck Kttwtwat U DAILY OOUILI! <2·7) e>e10 $ 172 60 FOURTH ltACI. 6'_, Furlongs Mv11trv L..ene <SltvtnU 6 20 4 60 3 80 Slerv Blvt (CHttnon) 31 60 14 eo NIP UP 1va1en1uelal 1 00 Time 1.17 2 Al'o Ren Ptev Tne Chalk, Alwen Clowning, Live N Rtlolce, GOIOen $le114, Smart Ct>eroef'. Tlm~Otr. Meo• Fies/\. Scretclled Ari'\ 0.ohen Gueil ln~m· i nt, Olden BelllH , Prooer Merk, Sem't Bektr, Reoarll l'lfTH RACE. I''• Mill\ Turi Rive,. Ot Klno' 1s1 ... en1l •IO J 20 2.60 ~wcrffll (Toro) 310 7 80 Aoollo Fll9hl (Soll•) 3 IO Time 201 4 Al•o Ren Morrv·s Ct>tmp, EvefllnQ M'lord. Ttt Tu ter, ln<lutt, Bedouin, Oomlneltd, Flvlno G-. Court And Sc>erto., C.o oen Souvefllr Scrtlcl'ted Jttn·C&euoe, 81l ll00 ' Rlno ~lltz·VO\I\, Remoour U aXACTA 11·9) oeld J4SOO SIXTH RACI!. I Mlle LOVtf'l Netlve (Pncy Jr) 3 e() Wolldtrlvl FrleNI tSttY-) Arclle Moon IVelenruelal Time IUI 3'0 2'0 900 soo HO AllO lt1n Merletv11'l Girl, MU\11, S11eze1e>t1ei.dv. Fe.nloll BOOll Scretched MlrKUlous. VelvelMn. SIVUfTH ••c• ...... Furtono• M11111 HOOi! (Plnuv Jr) ''° 4'° ioo Tuono !Crowder) 16 70 120 Murello ISlt .. tn•) 6 60 Tlmt t I• 1 Also ••n Smooth &Id, Mu•tc.t Mltttro, Dtnlver, Pele,tlne SW!, G"*'e1l11tlon, Mt flbe, D1d'l °""I, Mr SenHltOMI Scretclled· l'IOnt U IXACTA tll•tl 111ld J299 SO llGHTH •ACI. l\il Miit' Tur1. L• Mtmow (H••ltv) 1610 1000 360 Plum T11tv ISoltal 100 J 00 R~ll 1teo1tt1 IK1ene4) , .0 Tlmt· I •t I Al.O lt1n He1rlllOl'tt, AlflrmA~Wtld Klllv. ltot.e Ot O\ldltv SCretcllt4 N-tS IXACTA (N ) oeld m6.00 NINTH lltAC•. 6"a F:urtonO• Folll'l VlclOtV (OlvresJ 1160 Wiit! Meolc ttClff\IO Solomttlo lllAdl) Time I 17 640 uo 780 SIO uo AllO ..... Mtll"a Noel, t'm GUft• Mteve<1, Pe!Mne. Atltl DI~, LIHIV Hiller'\' Cel>rlolel•. AIWl!e 1.IM, Mete Mil, C 11e110t I .. ,,.uloll kr•ICllH lxcltlllO I.II, Siik FNll\tn, l~ y llvw IC.rl•lln Al't'tlllM tS •XACtA (S ... ) Mid •1050 U rtCK IUt l>-1-1 ~ l·ll·•·SI M IG 16 '21 00 #llll lS •!Mer• (6 ,,_.,.), It !tick $la COfttGl8llOI\ oeld t ltl 60 wKll $1e wfft • ner s < S "°''"I 11 ll'ICtC ...... (l·M ) I t or 1-11·• Sltt2HO wttll 4J WlnMn C1 ll0nesl PIO Nine Net c~ "''..no 11 ~ tlellcl8tKe um Gotden W11t tl, Renelle Senflt .. 2S 200 medtev rtlev-Golden Wtsl. 2 06 •7 200 IM-1 Sc'1ulh (Ci), 2 2' 19 2 Thornes CRI. 24567 3 no Jl'ltrd SO Ir-I Kelso (G), 27 9S, 7 O<iolM'•n IGl, 2811, J Jorelan IAl. 29 OS 100 l>ACl<-l Cl1eoe>efl <GI 1 lO 7• 2 Booen IGI. I Ull 3 Allen (G), I 22 31 100 orea11-1 Dl~klt\JI• (G), I 11 .... 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SO lrtt-1 Pararttlt (M l, 23 41, 2 Herrt1 CMJ 2• 12, l Devit' (EI, 15 3 l 100 ttv-1 Sl'luoe>eek (M ), I 00 S2, 2 Harris (M), 101 SO, 3 81nckts IML 1en54 100 tr-1 J Devore tel, SI~. 2 Lersen CM), S3 49. 3 H1"llmt n (El, 5699 SOO lree-1 Brown Ml S 07 13, 2 R Devore (El. S 13 64. 3 Rev CM) S S21S 100 1:>4ck-1 Jecot>sotl (Ml. l OS 04. 2 Snuppet. (Ml. t OS 62, J Coot. !El. l:DI 01 100 breHl-l LlrMn tMl. I 09 61, 2 Womack (M), 111 7S, 3 $teol <E l 1 13 71 400 treo retev-1 Ellt llCte , l.30¥1 GIRLS NON·LEAGUE Mlll'W 106, I!'~" 200 meclltv relev-I Mer Ille, 1 02 I• 200 Ir-I Brnn IM) 2 13 91, 1 !>anstrom tM), 7 11 9•. 3 Henderson Ml 22124 • 2001ncto-I Eu111 IM), 211 .... 2 Schole\ (El, 2:39 21. 3 Boe11m tM), 2 '' 81 SO lr-t Htrlvng IEl. 213'. 2. SIUC>C>'I' !Ml, 2992, 3 Currie <El 299S 100 flv-1 Boe/Im tM), 102 09, 2 ScllOles (El, 112 14, 3 Gerlbottl tEI, 11311 100 ··-· LuDIOn M), Sl lO, 2 Her lung lE ), 1 en 03, 3 Hendtrton Ml 10.06 . SOO free-I. Pederlefl (M), 6 OS.40, 1 Slln,trom IM), 6 IS 02; 3 Brtdv (El. 6 d .06 100 l>ecll-1 8rnn (Ml, 1.12 09, 2. Miiier <El, 1'16.44, 3 Quuet>ertll (M), 12• 11 100 breesl-t luDtOll (M), "'' t. 2 Eulo <Ml, 1:'22.6. 3. Devrlt' (Ml. t 24.7 400 lrff relev-1 M•rln11, 411 NHL C~BKll CO..,ER•NCE Smv1M DMUell w L T ~ o, ca •·Edmo<lton Celoerv t("* Wlnnlptg Vef\COUvtt 41 " 6 100 3SJ 261 l3 ,, 1 73 ,.. 252 20 3' 1 41 tle 375 10 41 6 .. 1" 31S II J6 10 4' nc 261 Hemt~ x·Cllkaoo X·$1 t.OUll •·Mtnnetote Toronto Ot1ro1t )3 2S • 14 294 ,., JI 26 • 10 25' 744 JO 21 • .. 114 ,,. )Oe(). 4'2'S311 t• 47 s 33 n4 l47 WALU COfO'a•8NCI ,. •Mell Dlvhitfl PlllledtlDllll W11111no1on NV fllendtr-s P111,1>ur11h NY lt11\91ft Ne w Jtt .. v 41 20 4 .. 271 70S 40 lt S IS 241 ?17 ll '23 10 72 16l U4 l l ,. I ., 766 239 ,1 )() 4 " m m 11 40 l 4S 2.42 1" Aelllmt DMtlefl MonlrNI )$ 2S 6 Ovei>tc JS 28 4 8otton 31 n 1 luff•IO JI lO ' 14erlford JI l3 1 x·cll~d otevofl '*"'" ,,..¥', k- Herflord ' luff•lO t Edmonton $, Plt1.WOh , ,...,.,.o- Pllll~oni. el N-JerMV W1nnl099 et MIMftOtt 16 21 1 14 114 " 263 .. 1U " '"' Weahl"9t0ft 11 ~ Yor11 11i1no.r• Ovtotc el Herttord ao.1on •I Mofttrffl Cl\bfO 11 T~OfttO Vt llCOUvtr el SI LOUll ~Y'tO l:ClmOftlOft ., """" New Yori.. lslendrt el Wll\lllneton Cetoerv et °"1'911 ,,,_ WM'f et '"" ... l'l\lledeloflte et New York It-• PllliMlll! 11 WlMI ... ii. Lou" tt ChluOO 121 , .. 14l '" U6 o.wc. "ltnlltOUNO,....._.J ·~ ... .-..--ANH Gome1 (ltuedor) dlf. JftNTly Arl11, 7·S, 6"6, 6··6, ,_1, ~. All'on Krkktteln <U.S.l IMd' Raul Vtvtr, ,.,, t-1, 1·1 Ito t>t rtwmed roa.v>; IECVA<!Of tetch. 1•0). CaN4lil YL Olll Glenn Mtclllbett <C•ne<la) ..... •~rw Acun• 6·3, 6·3, 4·6, 1·6, Hent Gll<ltmthtll' (Cl11Je) def Martin Wo1lenhOlmt ,. ,, 6·3, 6·1 Strlft tied, I• l Swedlnn.~ Mell Wlltndtf (Swtden) def, Morlen Ct>fl111nt.1n 1·6, 6·2, 10-•. Joeklftl Nntrom (Swt<len) def Mk l\ffl Ttu\04'! ,.,, 6-2. 6-I Sweden leedl, 7·0 C~llllenlllllla R•mnn t<rll/\Nlll llndlel dtf Tom.1 Smid, 6·4, 6 7, 7·5, MllO$ltv Meclr ICrecllOlleYtkle ) def V~v A(l\(tttel, 6-0, l·S. 6-4 Strlft tied. I· l MliYtUI V'L H ... K ... Mtrk 8el~ (H~ l<Of\91 Off ::tto Kltn Weft, 6· t, •· l, 6· I, A-dim Metlt. (Metevtle) def Colin Grent, 11•10, •·6. 6-1, 6-3. Serie' tied, I· 1 Hew ZM&Md ""' Auw ... Klllv Evef'lldtn (New ZNlelld) def. Peut McNemft, 9· 11, 3·6, t ·4, 6·3. 6-4, Petll' McNamer• (Au~tretle) def Cnrl1 Ltwll, 6·2, 6·S, 6·4 Serles tied, 1·1 Sene9'I vs. Nleerie Vne Ooumte IStneoelJ dtf Devlo lmonltlt. 6·4, 6-4. 1·6, Knuoe Odlaor (Nlgerl1l det Tlllerno Lv, 6·2, 6·3, 6·4 StrtH tied, I· I "•lllstan Vi. Sri LM1!1 Ariun Fernando <Sri l enkl) Ott Hemeedul Hea 6·4, 4·6, 6·4, 6·); lt•'111d M•llk (Paklst•ril det Arlan ,._,.,, 9 It, 6·2. 6·4, 6·3. Telwln vi. Slnte-. Wu C'1eno·lun9 I felwtnl def Vktor Pereira, 6·2. 6·0, 6·2, Liu Cl'luno·llilng (Tetwenl def Mel'IAder HHHn 6·4, t-1, '2 T tlwerf lee<li, 2-0 Thlleftd YI. a.Mladftll Ptnomkorn Pledelluanll IThellend) def S.rdlr Utekl'IArU<ldtn Allme<lul Munem Moflllmed Bornez. 6-0, •·1, 6· 1, Heroon !smell ll tmbet>wel def SMd Aroeg JtQtfl 6· 2. 6· 2. 6· I ZlmtMtbwe lffdl, 2•0 lfWY vs. ... ,__v Frt"'t\4:0 Cenctt!Ottl llttlvl oef Hvoo ClltPecu 6·•. 6·2. 6· I llelv lted1. t ·0 Morroce ,,.. KttlYt Cl'lekrounl Areta (Morrocol oef Polo Eno 6· I, 6-0, 6· I Morroco leads, 1·0 wom.ws *'"""*" (ti Pt.utawn, H.J.) ~ SemHll.n Me-rllne Nevrelllova IU.S.J dtl Ptm ShrlYer (Us'· 6·4. 6•4, Helen• SukOY• 1Ctecl10,lovekle l oef Hal\8 M1fldllkov1 1Czec110si0Yakle ). 6·2, 2·6, 6·3 ,.,,.,,, ' "'""" COU.8G& Seu"*tl Cal lftttn:..._.tff (t i V..,,., Hu.I CluO) St<9"d • .,,.., ~ 8tf'gn IL..ono B .. c.n Slttt) dtl Ctdl91n IUC Irvine). 6· l, 6·0 · Tlllt-0 RIM'4f """" Wein ~f>ei>Pt'l'dinel Clef Men Son Hlr\11 !UC Irvine) 6·3, 6·3 OlleiHYtne ~ Mvers·Ced1ge n (UC 1rv1nel oef SNM!rfftl·Greeri IP-dine), 7·S 6·2 Hkltl lcMel Me"tw Del 11, E1tandl S MMln Sludtl>tl<er !E l knt lo J.,,ll1n,, 2·6. IC>'t IO H•rnell 1·6. IC>lt to Reda, I 6. Mellltr (E ) iOsl •-6. 1·6. 2·6, Burola lost 3·6 1·6 S·I ' ' Doubles Vlnct -He"lnos (El Oef K Curren· Chtml>tr1tin, 6· l, Oef Pege·D Curren 6·1, def Ptter•on· TllO<"nt' 6· l, Oto,!11· Olx IE) won 6·0, IO•t 4·6, 3-6, Qvlrk·MOOdv <El won 6·•. lost 0·6, 3·6 Cflt• Mese '· Tustin 9 (Cetlll MMe wins en 91mes, ... ,,) SIMlel Nuec111er1e1n ICM> toll to Vlller 6·1, def BOl 6·2, def JetlUP 6·0, Dinh (CM) lo\! l·6. 2·6. won ·3, Zlll~n ICM I 10'1 2·6, •·6. won 3 09\llllH Geut cntr·Blooo (CM> det ICtm · Amusemtno 6·), de! Leutrup·IC.UktA 6·,, oet Marlln·Houven, 6· I. Nguvefl·V•oor lc."Ml won I · 6-3. IO't , 6, T&l\81o.e ·Peu! <CMI ill • 6. 6-1. •·6 LltuNI ... di ll, "Mn Sclr'lfll S MrllJIH HuOl'lfl tLBl def Genz l·S, clef Lermer. • o. oet Glllefll, 6-1 T Hewortn tL8 l IC>st 1·6 4·6, 4·6, Kollt<l<le IL8) tosl I ·6 WOii 6·4, 6·4 OeWle1 I Hewortll·IC.lmb•ll fLBl def ~Feri.lld·Serber. 6·4, def RleelNl'- AIOnslo 6· I def All>ullH·Ro'8ft, 6-1, Meger1·8ranc11 won 6·2. 6-2, 6· I, Condon Soe th IOU l·•. won ~-4, 6· 3 VoleVbel COMMUNITY COLLEGE Seu1'I CMlt c...._,_. Golden WU! def Ml Sen Antonio 15·9, 1S·12, 15·6 ' HIGH SCHOOL s..vi.w~ Woodl>fl<!oe o.f L1t11une 8-ICll 7· IS, 3 IS, 15-7, lS· ll. IS· 11 Newoorl H1tbor def Coron. del Mer, IS·t , IS-IJ, lS· 10. Est•nclA oef UlllYtr'Silv, lrlS, tS·IO, IS·I. 15-4. s.v-. CMtt LMtUe Sen C....,,.nte def C1plstreno Vet ttv.11·1S, 6·1S, 15-11. S·IS, 15-l ...... ...._. Sent• 8erl>tre o.f Merlna, lS·t lS 6, lS·l2 , " ' Of'ange Coat OAIL Y PILOT /~turct.y, M.ch I , 1 .. . IT'l llMI 11 mlll lll ·------1 ,_ ____ 1111 IYLHmlllm•Y PIOT'I eumas. 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RESUME WORKS ,.,,. to .,,..;p;,;.;;;;lp p. yr 0 11 c I. r k wllot• ~ ~ Setwy E~ -:d ""'1n~; ::,;...~..:. .......-..:.. ~~~~ ~:.=..,~~ • .'::;""~~ Fhtture. A~t . Dorla lll-l... llll & corporal• boolta & r9-~billtlel Include 00£ .. Cell 852..()233 AM PllP9' on Peoe Al Ind n.vy ptionee • .._. • DUDleMll : =::::: :..;.,~= li~~(2:1~3-~ __ 2_1_o_'t4~*~,=~1m:.~1 coroe. Mul1 hac:ie EDP r~. tnput~ l pro-for Mary. I then, be.,,. to Ylelt ual able to OOIYISI-...... -~"'"'-oho.. .... .,,.,. -..,......, ,. ¥MUL BXNkiNd Job cost a cooatn.ict~ ~ tllMCel' • di. E>ccinuit .._ & ' 1•1 -~ s.. "• -n. o.iio, ~ .._,., IUiatll, Prdof metHne operator, 5 becitground & mu9t be t ~<?'pay c:Mdtl & SECRET ARY/OFC ASST •1=1• Send NIUl'M to: PO ... ==' ~ li:: ~Ei't ~~~::-:. •. wti11 ... Loatl Black & tllver yrs min flt ·~n benkll wllll"Q to be tland9 on ~: ... ~-=<*= =-· AMOC In HOf'nlHeltthCW. 2MO, ........ ...... '''"" '""" ,. _ ." ... '' oa. ... ..., ~ • ..,. ,,,o; 8 stripped tabby cat coi. to tNeh 15 • per payablea thru nnanctel amo6tert only ... .....:... 10 for aecret':!r~ ~ ~ CA nm. A.-: T.,. ~-'" , .... ,,..,, c•n"""' 11e .oot>_. IOt 1"" elon For S•, 9 Perk. Coeta 'Mee.a A~'•, CM 1rea, call at1tement1. Excel. com-· ""'"''' 0·--1-.••••••••••••••• -· "" i t• ... •lnl "'-"°" operatora. br1nd 1'ew 763185&-eeN Coaalllne ROP 179-1155 munlcatlon aklll non ........... dutlel, M.f &-&pm, cell I ' .... -· tlOl MIO wlHwl >O equip. 17th St .. C.M. Fuit -. . smol(lng ottk:ie ~/great Ull H•IUTlll &«-1784 k>r eppt . ... ... _..,••lie-· IO, ptlce '10,000 Cllf\, uk INSURANCE etmoephere Plea .. call 18551 VON KARMAN --.. , ~~~\~<~-,: for John 213-434-74&8. I WendyatTheOHltlCo 1RV1HE 92715. -· ::a.:.~ .. ~·: Art 9prn 21~ 1120. FOlll) ADS · ..uTmT 1 upper Newport Pim. P1euan1per~neeoec110 ...,.." ~ ..,,,..,, ·-"BIOS WELCOME for aa1e IRE FREE Olllllll Nftport 8ch 752~700 wont In NB Ina egency. "tl.: ~~,,..,.en:= of Truck.Ing Comp•ny ft See our lerge Employment l*IUPll llSIST FIUng, light typing and lttltude and enjoy through Ch•p•r 11 Ev.nine lid In todey'a PfT afternoon• PottlnQ phone rHPonalbllltlea. typing/Word proceMlng Proceedings. 0.1dllne Cal• PIPI' on Page A8 and AR/AP ; S I • Hrs.,. flex, FfT or PfT. and• artt ofd tlea thlt 3119188. Mlnlmun bid.., •. then, be sure to visit ual open. Mlr.°a:,_~57~ ary N-amkr 780-1255 bet 9-4 could~ t~ rtg~t Job for at $9l!57.3l. Single euc-•.a.·Hll PRIVATE P. 0 . -O C Air-youl Our expanding cHaful bidder to be -& IA'•Dlll awarded all ueeta on -Claultled AdVertlUU port ar... p/t, M~n. property mgmt dept hu terma of caatl wfthln 10 Home H..,,h Cate TELEPlllE S flexible hrt, 756-8808. • new poeltlon 1valta daye of 8C099tlnee. Found: BIQ b181c.k fem. dog. of America PfT CLERICAL WORt<E . =cor~--~ Call 1--900-442-5295." 1 9th I Harb 0 r , CM. INTERIOR DESIGNER lndlVldu.i needed for full-Met. women, exp., to or-good lnaurance beneftta Ill •UI W r k d Y s 5 4 8 • 1323, SAi.ES time temporary tele-gantze, nte, llte blckpg, l a ftlrtlnQ utary to , 754--0575 High and tradltlon11 Phonee aalea poaltl<>tl. hrs flex, 15 hr. 54U13!5 Sl 400/mo. ll you are HHgen Dua, Balboa FOUND Medium alied f\lmlture ttore featurlne Ponlbly permanent after PfT POSITION-Apprx 251 lookl"Q for a poeltlve en· ltland, Principals only. Henredon, ·Baker, Kit· 2 months. Minimum 45 hrs _ .... am ,_.., ••thr, vlr.onment, aend your r• Curll• 973~18 Dog, grey, vcty Golden tinge<. and M11b<o, seek-1 1 1 ed "" ·-.., d SucceMtul Or-County View School. 6"2-&>88 Ing motivated, •g-wpm YP no requ r . Cult Serv exp req'd aume an Mlwy history. -...-FO gr.....,. deelgrlll'. 0.-Sales experience helpful. SOwpm data Input, heavY to: Olvwa111ed StloWlne eu.IMM --. lmmedl· UNO trl color pup, sign edu<:atlon and 6 yrs. C.Jt Kathleen Ol9on for phn contact, gen derlcll Centert. c/o of Property ate nnancial bed<l"Q for IPPOI 12 wks, mele w/tan r-'dentlal exp pr9', call lnlo. or appointment duties. Clll Pat 261-5041 Mgmt, 2910 Redhllf, Big Bualness Op· coll11. back bay. FOUND &40-3822. 1••--E CllST Suite 200, Coeta Meu. portunltlee For Info & fem Pit Buh, tan & wtll, --llftPllllllT CA 92828. EOE Appl call Barry Ruuell leath collar. E. 17th St, MANAGER l&ILY PILIT PfT. per90n•ble. metura M 1-9502 or 7ll0-725S CM. ~3794 peraon ror property ll•nUY /119t __ 330 W. Bay St. mgmt co wlbuay phonet. For Executive Suite In •st T .D 2tll LOST: Gold Hoop Earring. Immediate opening for full Costa Meea,CA92926 Bl-llnguet 1 + 9:30-l, Irvine. Prof. atmo.,_e, fg"t • Sat 311 Swap meet,B1J. time Dlstrk:I Manager. (7 14) 6"2-021ext.302 M·F. Miuat ....... 8 .. ._ to work funllntereatlng people. w100YThU money for Penln? Reward 848-2962 """ ...... T D'a S10 000/up no Mutt enJoy woOll"Q with Sat &-4. Good phone Tuea. & Thurt. Ill day ~tldltV/no'..-. .. 1ty· Call LOST·(mld-Feb) Fem cat. children. Experience •YOUll/llUYllY 11\91lnenrnuat.6"2-1ll03 4-e hrs M-W-F (flexible) ...... -· · grey tabby wlwtit 10 helpful Energetle, pos111ve, good IECCTT1l•IT,__ can Lu Ann 833-1222 i=:ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii===~~Oen~l~aon~A~uc;;oc~9~7~3-~7~3~11 mo.. 4 I h I M. r I 0 0 Id. . f I I _,.. --I llrM I ...... ..,.,.,, hop w in train Huvy' phonet. sai.,Y lnendoutofttieesog...day Cd Mer 640-<425S We offer.,, excellent ..__ ~~arsance or rv ne. pm.me mu11type50wpm 'Send• Happy Ad ro llfl • Ptntaab 3Ar.i2 efl1 program. paid va-$850/Mo + Ben Mon-Fri. ijiiliiiCillill Milkieii6ii50-iiii21157110md<>ldrumilmaiiiil.iiiiiiiiiiii TODAY'S REAL ESTATE CLASSIFICATIONS 1002-2790 ARE IN THE REAL ESTATE TABLOID SECTION VV6 catlonaA holidays, bonua EOE. Call 7S2-0481 ' Prof man wants prof lady, program and dental In--------- 30•40. for weekend sall-1ur11nce Salary plus IEIEUL lfFIOE Ing, summer cruising. mlte.ge reimbursement. Two Part-Time & two Full-Open1·nos Now Ava1·lable 213-04-8793 Applicant must apply In Time cleftc.I p()81tlont. a per~ at DallY Piiot. 330 Apply at lnduatrlal TAIEIFllTUYllW w 1 B St c LeagueororanoeCounty c 0 ~11~111-2141 M!:a. t:_ A " ~~!~ Credit Union, 15901 AR R UTES 2 +toll If 2 PC>IY Redhill, ate 101, Tustin. . any. a.m. or -4 p.m (~c:Yla-17141 25~ Ptruul tnicn _i_1on_0ep_t_.>. ____ -------- 3004 IEllllTlll lllAID IDEUL IFFIOE ""!-!!"!!'!!!!'!!!!~~~~~I Nationwide Co BIG $SS Need person wllll"Q to ESCOITS-IOIELS to right peraon. ·250-0912 learn, typing helpful. FIT. 841.5627 $4/hr to start. 957-307.3 Rellef Manager for Coeta --------lclaMb Mesa Self Storage, 2+ IEl. lfFIOl/Flll n .. laat-...t• 3012 days Pll' wk, p<9fer r• Tues thru Set Beaut. •-11 tlfed male. 850-1282. wo<tclng envtronmt. Type ;XPPLE 11-111. Private M.J!ul/..._t-' Sl 45WPM Exper pref. teaaon S 15hr. Setup hme, -.. _.. u Apply In peraon Tues thru buslneu system 554-5540 DAUG CLEAK pOiJtJOn_ Sat. Dana Point Marina Earn Extra Ca•h For De/Ivery Of Thi• Paper HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY INDEPENDENT SCIENCE TUTOR. Apply White Front Phar-Co. 24705 Dana Or~ Dana BlolOgyChem&Phytlce macy, 801 Baker, PolntHerbor Deliver 1 day a week. No 0r. e. Bel~ 675-3148 540•2882· CM. GEN OFFice-Pir fi'ex hr. collecting. no soliciting . FIHT •FIOE varied duties, Ute typjng, ... .. 9l9T Newport Urologist. nds S3 SO/start. 557-3200· Must have dependable car I SPl•SPllU&.J np'd pefson lmmedl· GIRL FRIDAY-Typing, t k t t ' d '''""'" ................... . ... ....... . WE WAIT YOU! .................... , ... .. ..... ,.. ... h ............. . ....................... .... .,, ................ . IEllOll UTIS atety Kathryn 644-6722 rcpt. PC/AT exp< helpful rue or s a ion wagon an •~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I I Newport Mesa Christian not req. Sol girt ofc,gd on Ins ran ce Pre-School. Certified •MU. II.UR p~lide ules. Exel U Teachers & Quality C9'e. Mutt have •I least 8 mo'1 opprt. Sml grow'g co. N- Cell 6"6-5423 Aak Lorry exp. In all ptluea of amkr prf Chris 54S-7118 CelT.-,1 Allr lw T .C. Enter Now And Be Eligihle to Win $ 20000 of Home Decorating S1pplies from I Best use of water in house or garden-do you hove ceramic mermaids in your spa? Or do you hove a ko1 pond in your garden or fountains in your foyer? Enter your display today. Best children's play area-Hos your child's sandbox gone chic? Mom & Dad, this catego ry is fo r you to show us how creative you hove become to amuse your child. Best use of art in decorating-Art tokes many forms , b~t we'll be the judge of that. Enter your best use of art in decorating today. Best overall kitchen-ls your kitchen country? Or is it on 1180' s" gourmet type. This category is wide open or "space saving" if that's your type. CONTEST RULES Tho• c""1•tl " tltt"Jllllld IC>.•o<•t•e rel(IOll._I lront O'IV OHlllJOftl of 11 ltQnMo! rQftdo "IJQl'l- mob•ltit llOolot °' loveoboold l'OC"' No CQ<'Mle<t t<li en••><t• To .. ,., <ompi><• the .m•y '°''" O"e .it••v llott l)llO!OQfopi't ti-<.,..• !i"bl.,.tv ol 1"41 Q.,.!y r.io11~·"'1•~ e..,. h l~Wt r~ COii"<>' two 1el"'t'ecl £,,., .. , ""''' h "°''"""1 .. 1 bv W..,,_.my, A(~~ .... f>f fHll _.., to ,.... l)...iy ,..lo!IH\lrl'"'QIOO ll<roc• ... ,_ ~t < 0 I •"'9 ....... , V., lay..,,_ <;o.10 M•"' Co '161& 1>, S OQ 11"' !""'"'°' ,.,~ 4 .l 19 boo "'°'"'"" "' .,.,. .. , ....,.1 pl'l)togir°""' " ""' I , "O ~·• ' ""'t(ll> •.-> • ~ On._ '"°' ._...,."" llA<YI\ ~IClef ... ..,..,t ....,,_ .... -~ f ... (JI .. 0"<1,.. ...... ,. "' Ille ''°''~""'O'I ~ t tot(.->hO'\ llrtOO .fy ,.,. !1.fi"'!l'tw' 8-xll I~ imOQf~I .... pli0.09i't.f\ rM "'""'"'9 """'*' IOf pUt'o(DI""' " ""' I '"'II ';poceo · •.C•·Otl ((l'li'auot1lf ""7V ""'"' If,,. ,_ """ '"'"!IO'~ n!+lloo.·11" .,...fy !"'• ""''' ""' cot-o<M"'; w 1M ~ C.Q"1ideif'M Qr.ft _,,n, ~ J ti'• ottitfJt" \' *'-" t.>t l'w'\\~ LIVING SPACES ENTRY FORM INTIANT'S NAMli ADDI IS Si DAY 'HONI NUMlll1 IVININO PHONI NUMlll1 CATIOOITt SIND INTlllS TO LIVING SPACE CONTEST c/ o DAILY PILOT/ HUNTINGTON BEACH IND!PEND!NT 330 W. IAY ST . 'COSTA MESA, CA 92626 Higgin• or Lina Zunich medical Ina bllllng & fol-pa• Tiii low up. Type, Ille. good -T E (714) 642-4JJJ CALL 842 -1444 bit !J!Ht phone technique & good Bookkuperltyplat. CkiW C 30ll benefits. Call 253-7324 Pi.a.ant otfloe In Ask for JoAnne Craney att MEDICAL BACK OFFICE Corona del Mar 975-4271 ;~:;;;;;r;;;;;r::;;;; 8XevsiffeR NEEDED 1am11y practice, Hunt'. ir=-tii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iii~iiii~ 3 dayi.per wtl. Refl req Bch. Exper'd X-Ray per. Laguna Bch 494-11533 mlt Good saiary I<>< effl- Htkpr/Chcler, weetldays, dent girl. 6"2--0665 CI r r II q · 2 -8 Pm • NURSES AIDES. LIVE- 759-1066. NB 1Ns. CNA'S & CHHA'S. Car,..try ll•trlcal' ILa .. an-'·· NEED babysitter by 4/l Home Care Service hu --.;..;.;.;,;,;,;;;a.;;;;;;;;.;.;;; _____ .....,.-_.._ ____ ............... .-..____ .,.... My home. or yours if near lmmed hrs avail for car-$2.40 per day 1Door•Repalr-A1teratlon1 RESIOICOMM'LllNO 26 A LaWMUt Ora,.,... & 22nd St area Ing people to provide Cablnet•Panet-Lodla-etc '··-35 •~ ·~2 ,.,,.7 yrs Do my own wortt. UC of CM S60 wt(ly, 1 tOd· nursing care •nd compe-That's ALL you pay lor yra exp. ,,_ry _ ·wv •278041 Al 6"6-8126 TIEES dlef 6"~460 nlonshlp to patients In 3 llnes. 30 day minimum Ctatat/'"eanttt thelr home, orderly or ISi fl• LOS ;_v DON'S ELECTRIC Topped/removed Clean-HOMEOWN~ EX.PEATS h•tstica 0 convalescent exp helpful n I Driveways, patloa. paths. 498-9&71 Service calls. up. new lawns 751-3476 Companion/Homemaker for Info call 476--0284 Your etc. No tob too smell. dryer outlets etc. bonded TreefTnmlCleenup compl for Sr. Couple. Own 2 Servlee Directory Reas. Mickey, 536--0553 NEW/REPAIR. Quality. No gardening. Competltl\18 I'm smlll, my ~ Ir• transportation 4-6 hatll Ptsftltll Representative C~il• Care 1ob1 to small, reasonable prloes. Chuel( 842-2873 small. 14 yrsel(J>, In~ Hrs/Dy M-F. 875-1790 °:1:6~ ~~~~~:g:c 142-4321 td.101 Free-nu1rltlous meals & Free eat., llc'd. 631-234S Tll UUI Sllll Ron. 64&-t370 lllSllEIPEI Af"e you career oriented? sn•oks at Country Com-F ci t.wn-Tree-Shnib lnttlll. PAINTER NEED6 WORKI 10 take eare of elderty Pll'-Do you have leadership • _, ,._.ll f0f1 ChlldClfe, lie Lag B. 1L •L Tree Trim and Removal. Int/Ext, celAnOa. r9ftn Ceb sons, 24hr ahlfta, 4 day ablllty? like • pro-uticu -• •ll preechool prep 494-6101 FENCE ~r New&. Old Lawn Main & RototHll"Q (2e) yrs exp., work VU-· wtc , prepare mea1111g1 fesslon11 atmosphere & MODERN Acoustics • Wood. c:tialn link. patio'• Sprtnklef lnatlll. ~r Devil P91ndnQ M4-3837 hsetcpng, wagea negot on bHut surroundlnga7 NEW & OLD CEILINGS Clnaiat Seniff lree eet. Greg, 968-0118 Free E.stlmeta ~ PAINTING Int/Ext.~ expr 720·9729, 760-1943 Want 10 work lull time SPRAYED 527-2589 ROBIN1s CLEANING cab reftnl9hed peperW1 w/exlt compensation? ----SERVICE II throoughly Fir..... K.C. TREE SERVICE 25 ioca1 ,..,_ ,7~ Ttaclaen 4tSG Ex per pref'd. Call Exqu1s1te Acoustics Re-c1e11n house 540--0857 FIREWoooi79.50•X cord T~~~~~~~~:~ °"E8!'~ yr UNIQUE p••,...T INSTRUCTOR 6"8-8455 sprayed or remove Dry-Winter Special. Qual. mix. Daye/Eves 538-&e!HI 10 1 ............ ....n Proof machine operator P/'TWE HlllS wall Repairs. 6"7-7901 Houaecteanlng 14 yrs exp Oellv . Jim. &36-856l . yrs n ,,,. nlrt>Of ,.,._ 16/hr per wt(, CM .,..._ II• REBLOWN OR PAINTED retlabMI. reas. free est, own ad Land~"G· Sprinklers Free •t. SM-2732 call Coutllne ROF days per weetc. 3 hours Also ln11Ex1 Painting trans Pina 6"5-986& Dell• I ~la Sod Clean-ups 20 yrs In 97g..1955, ~1~~~all 432•8014 Lic•288597 631-9295 RESID'L/COMMERCIAL AMERiCAN HANDYMAN area Tony MS-5124 Pa~ , f __ a 11_ tree est. Elsa. &4&-3254 Carpentry, fenci"Q. win-Complete cteatHip, gen'I l""'!F'tXRtHfnl·~~NdllnljNflWlf!1"'°"8Blll_. rt tssitaal1 Prtltslitul/ n•Jueact Sonta 722-8055 dows. plumblne. mart11e. malnt. tree trimtnQ, tree HANGINGISTRtPPtNO M•iai1trahn 5100 M•w•trad" 5100 1rait1rt lllllES UI • • '.:!i:':'l.:dc ~~40Y.f' eat Mauro, 962-9973 VISA-MC 973-1512 !.;::=============== APPLIANCE SERVICE we apeclallze In Spring & •LAWN & GARDEN• Ex'*1 W~ in.-Refrlg'a, washers. dryers, O.talled cleanlng. can for FENCES-OATES Tree trim Free est., reaa prlcel. ll•lllllona Aee9. Coneuft. $ $ SALES MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY Crew Supervisors are needed to work In a fesslonal management ltlon. now pro- pos- We now have openings for mature adults to supervise newspaper sales crews. Responslbllltles will Include hiring, training , and motivating teens In obtaining new cus- tomers for one of the area's leading newspapers. For an excellent opportunity and earnings of $500-700 per wk. Call TC A1k for Aon 842-4333 ranges, D/W, AIC. All service now. 548-0757 Dump nina. C.M IN 8 9 yrs exp 645-5133 ant Asalgnmt. 511..-.0 Community Appllence. _ ar .. Jim Whyte 6•<'· 720& =---------------- 7899 Aster Circle. B.Pk Trallera Washed & RinMd -.. MUJ ..... 91111"' 240-0717 or 522·2323 Windows Included •GEN HOME REPAIRS DEPENDABLE QUALITY ---Sngl wide S3SIObl $44 Pelnt Drywall Carpentry * lllCIW•I * WorkmtntNp 142-ee Alr~alt . loyd 673-7218 an 5pm etc Gary 645-5277 PTL EST 675--3175 REFS . 13 P.ntine Area ReP8lrs & HANDYMAN LARGE •nd W• gllll ahd .... ~ Resur19Clng • Roonng & spec1a1 Pre Sprt~ Ratea small I oo IT ALLI Spectettst block.~ Hang/ll'tc, AcMoe to thE Waterprootlng• 831--4199 we do It alll •11:7 7•2 631-S579 Pat or Ml mag cement. pl911ters. reetucx:o crazy. IS3 730 ""' .. ~......,..._,_ ________ · repalrt. etc 2•hr 5-45-0729 Asphelt-repalr·ptklng lots lttlai~ltniffl YOU BUY • I INSTALL STUCCO MASONRY-TILE Pl11tn/Drywll apt complex-heavy roller. Garage openers. Dlspo.. 1 All Joe 645-4289 7am-9pm SEWIN ALTERATIONS els LI ~lee Cabinets No Job to smal types lnt.IExt paid\ pt•ll tng • Newport/Coeta Meu.,.. Cloeet1. WL S48-6"94 I Free 911 LIC __ 631•2345 custom tex1"""0. que11y lall8tll lerftffl N911nette IS31-4810 • • work P~Ho ~ d & i .. 1t.1 I ena1 !ems• :132&8M 654-1831 A=~\,~~. ttlCMtt LT HAOUNG . MOVING *l· 19"111* Typesetting GRAPHICS W4'.............. Glfage l Yard Clnups CLEAN & EXPERT Pludbii NEWPORr 72()..9191 Commlr.91d. ~1~2345 -. Jon 645-8192 Over 2S years experlenCll , ............... _____ , Typing, Word Prooetslng, B.I WILSON & SONS HAULING---.-clEAN-UP lie T. 1 ~ 7» 1353 J:M lllr ~. 11"" ,. typesetting RUSH JOBS \Rm Add Remodttl Kite Yard, garage. tr uh, misc ••ABC MOVING•• plu bing ,,..,,.... OUR SPEC IALITY Bath Tiie 057487 Ina Lawn aerv hedge trims OulCk l Careful T13!0'6 ORAINSC'-EARF""°" 1' GRAPHICS NEWPORT 30 yrs up 6"6-1740 • 5'5--0735 * LO RATES 5S2-0410 Faucets. °'8poMlt ...... 120-9111 1 C . • HAULING a CLEAN-UP STUY111 lllUll 64t~7 P&R122.eoee 8uslnen Form• al4 types Hltncb• S28 A LOAD I Orllnsc:IMredor ~ Copy Machine Suppllel I h!Wiat call Milite 84&-151• "=t,·~.'9· All plum~repelra. l.ow Low Rat•. 84 t-4009 RTC ~lal or:;:;li I HeullnQ ~. CtMn-Student MoYll<'I Insured rates-'9fs 83141t'1 LOTUS t-2-3 PAYROl..L Spect= In Comm 1 upa 7baya Lawal ra• LIC T 12~ 64 1~27 flJ!kift PiCkup & ~II~. too. ;~_8923 'I F~':83:;~ I Can Barry. 722-M73 I NEW~ Storage .. ,.....,YG ... ....,.1-, ... , .. N.""'M ... l ... l,. ... ,- wo~~:~:s!1~G-h•ntlc tmictt ltaltt., IMaty 1 llYll-111 ~58~~-== A ~ lor • ec ' •ttyt HOUSESITTING R;1Q I Fitatsl . C.reM-Courteous-Cheip Call The Temp 551·S83' Palm Springs couple bXNCt (f§s&t§ SOC:al, By"' tor !!""8 &4&-36e5 P1t,1c11 Bo• hycttlc' WRITING-EDITING FOR wouwsd It ,• toLl\ouM "°' ~~=i t'ci'~t 1••rtla1 Stniet .• ~17~~~~ BUSINESS LETTERS OR 091 n agun1 or ~ CAR f f O A v OU pJ --.------ REPORTS 89' 1525 N 8ctl At... 1 "'° °' l11tlat I C..li•ll PARENTS Prl\late l'loml l ..... liifiiiiiiaillltN'I.,...,.....,._ c..-=t E.°: ,;~r'ef9,;~:0'i,'1 H lllf D' 111-»IO N a Marltvn &40. '70'°1E I BEST lCooF MDXIM ::.!!:_ __ -CAN BEAT ANY IMO rt LPl't try s;;::&; DMrt ....._t1no done rtgh P1latla1 ~ 122-1531 AtpaJr RemocS 'l-Addltlool En v ---1 .... Tax FiNe PA1NT1Nd a; Akh -.;1 Ooort-etc 54-4980 try' Frend\ Ooor9 I trd Stnor 18 yrs of hlPP) 1111 -By Honnen The Ooorm.n FRANf< MUSSELMAN cuatomert l" 2~4. EXPERT flli¥' 111'{ 8Vll0 OR REPAIR O.ti a ,.., 857-000A 30 ~ As Tax eon.u.taflt Th i. y 1 163-4114 ._,_ -- Walls, tlltr• door., IOC*-. $< 01 R•tea "6-1128 an OU ~Cell ?U'!t-t~. moldlngt & trim lrJwa AAIN80W PAINTING I ,_ -..1.-1oe 0on tM sau ~ill TXJ>iNd • Laa•an,t.f au.-111)' ,, °"' pOltC) =. ------- CAB1NEU & CARPEN-All Tut\lfel & Accouatle I wwaun MO M46 JEFF LIC MN , ...... a..Mlt TAY Small jot>t, rtpalt'I Fr• est ~n 722-9~ I A A A A PAINTING lnt1E11 L£T THC Sllf'tSHM IM hi •tlmat•.145-2003 lltctrlt&J Sod CIHn-upe Malnt lOWtST pOalble pf'1Ct SunllNM w4ndow dler*'O OOor•moldlngit-l>ay wtn-~llllta .. c UC)..A 1'7 10 St9'1 s.rvtot M1·313! 'lid C.11 (11'4l ..._lllO dows comptef• P•llM, ·--IUltlll Cteen UpaeTree T~ DAN SAL YER PAlflilTNO = wt. .... ~tont. qupfY wort! Ou lll';worll hi.al Shlplng·Aemovlng•Htul l lC U2Sl2' ScnM ,.._ U 77«8 P9ul 64'-425&1~ Mt-7401 MiKE 950-3213 C.111 AnytlfM "4·2017 84-071 Otta i'Mt --------___ .___._ __ . _________ --=""-"- . . ... . -.. ...... -...... -Orange Cout OAILY PILOT/ Saturday, March 8, 1988 l .. 1&.ljTr.... lal• ' 1111 lt•aal 81311.h_r_aJ_hln __ _..ll...,l.-f ltiHtlla•.... 1111 ~I Ortw IU,./IMb/I .... __ hie LN1l9 Mll A• ... la,.W llM A1... ....... llM 1111 RETAIL SALES ASST APT MANAGERS BABY Bw6Mtt•. com-.... ·7m Lllllll Tt LUii ., HONDA 1971 Civic xnmmAS Met. exp. MmMe pref. 10 Retired COUpM '°' L-O Bch *I TIP""""* plet• S25, two Y9llOW WI-.... .. w:y:c; MO, .c. orute.. Apply 7•m only , rvnCIOthlnoBoutlQueln 9Ptee>me>Mx LIQtltm.in-IUNTI...... "-t b9rr .. ctltt S25/M. ~=~"::1~~~0AK IUTIUPllYll. l.,.,Pllllnt 11 oo obo. (714) ~ Yectttl N B PIT· F"!T 8-45--4592 tenanc.. 4~8~ t tOX 13 otfWhtfe S75. r9dWood petlo I~ w/3-0. Ata ""'*'-W11oe ..... fer 73&-SON llft lpm. 1131 Ptllcen"9. CM IOX12S..toamgrMn$75. bnc S25. m*1 pto frame EXCELLENT COND. 300 E. COMt Hw)t, N.I . lllT.... SIMPLY THE BEST • CM0 1500 OX /a...4 ....... Auto P•rta Dellvery, Cell 733-te89 Iv meg 111 ... ml9C gar<*llng '30001090. 81$-1102. 873-1331 Mon.·Fri. t-.4ptn HUNTIHOTOHllACH a.... S«w=.. Leulna H~=DA ~--elY.-lllftlS I~ NIM Poelt~ w1ai tem.ie '*· a:d drlv rec ----supp I I ... 2 51 •.. ROLAND e.c:tronle Pi.no ~ _,,, l'W .. ~ CH"""SLE .. 'Pl.V .. "" .. H EUROPEAN DEUV!RV DU • a···T ·-100' !EULL TIME Pump Mfgr Order pro-"9C, IPC>IY In ~aon et Bdrm _,111, Ethen All9n. &42-7731 400 ..i.e MUSTS .. , 'L ...,....__ .... .., ..,.,.._...,... "' rv ..,yv• 1540 JAMBOREE AO. " """' • ~ ... CLASS 1 LICENSE a.ulng, ellper pref. on 1522 N~ BIVd, CM chefrywd. ntte atenda. 8' ' '""'' moorlni In N•wport "42-ot31 540-5114 NEWPORT BEACH ~or 720-1.- HOUSEHOLD EXP. R!Q. tecMIC:Alt 1$Slttanc., but •••1D/•uaa-•t draar w/mlrrot, qn hd/ NB TENNIS CLUB FULL xlt oond. aaoo. 54t-t047 H .. bor (714)152.S1:W Adjaicef'lttO F~ ~ HONDA 'l4 Accord, lllnt GORDON MOVING & wlll train If MC Cell --1 ,._. J footbrd S 1600 nttw•$750. FAMILY MEMBERSHIP WANTED: Ptano. Witt P'IY PRIVATE SUP le ltnifft/ Open 7 09yt a Weett oond orig ownr 30K s T, o RA a E , 1 N C Sharon Flo Jet corp "Or••t Opl)Of'tunlly tor 3 Oeatg'* ber atoota. S160/0BO. 722-6460 Cathi 7141952·9188 ExQellent L.ocetlon Pata Ill I &40-e444 ioe.i inf. 4 000f, Htt....,., 1 ... ,.. .. .,. Irvine "'59~945 you " £xcltlno reaort brass w/uphOla ... tlbk Q-& ...... 1 ~ I •1 .... 31., ........ s1ftal> ••1 "208 ____ -..__ " Hotel In N B. Poulble 1500 Watert>.s compl.. ueen " ... n ..,_,,, ltnl• v .,... • oo t rH on r ma. •11&T1 llllPIAI .,._ • .,.,. _, ·• ~ .... ,... ....... SALESLADY wented pert Mgmt.Angle542-44M quMnl100 759.3590 :~:tte~o1::h«rV dz:.'q 2§FUnlytg• f2.;:;d. SLIPSAVAIL28.30&40' 185x14 195x14 SSS Mt OELIVERVDEPARTMENT MAZDA '71 ~.newc::::.• lltetrielM ~7:.,'i:e.~~,t~~1~h BE CAfATIVEll Broyhlll din. rm 40" rnd desk. antq van1ty,'power per1eet condition s1es. 3333 w. COAST HWY.NB :_n11s~1~·'3:;,:.915ss;~ McLAREN'S BMW ~C::· 7j~48 • Only h11d WOtker apply .,.....,-,-...,,.....,,....,...,,_ 6-8 Women Meded to tbl/3 Iva, 4 chra. buNet. mower. toys, blkH, 142-5529. 142-4844 9-5 Mon-Fri 1essR '39 pr. 225170• ~='"!'"":'::·:-::::~"A.'.~:::= Ron Menning 5'5-6918 TELEPHONE SOLICITOR· teach/demon atr ate china ctoMt top cond.. shelves, dr~. Mo... UP to 32' power boet. Rx14 215x15 215x14 on M·Ftlll9, S-S tlll e MAZDA '83 OLC St• Wgri Pit S4 00 + comm. needlecraft will train $350,twnbedwlfrmS60. baalCet, toddler c•r ... 1. ....·PRIVATE DOCK, Newport edr1m••2h•.831"'3701 6298.EoClldSt. ~r. •mlfm. 5-lpd, Cid Pl.mill IELPIR equates to S7 .00-8 00/hr. 842-4975. ' ' dbl hld .. bed 551--0841 bedspreads, copier. C9r llM. S235/mo. 1eo.eeas Fuli.rton, CA "fi• look• & rn• txlt. $5.50/Hr 9~.:~~· CALL 642•368~ ----CARTROOM A TTENOANT Couch & love seat ,;;-;xoe; :~:m~rt:,·,t':'~i kit:::." Alt.,hi VRF. rn MW WANTED N.B. SLIP for 20' 4 W.Ml "'"!JM~ n::m: s 7~T31 ~/~~;o·d nLE•••c SALES Fri thru Mon Private con,11 w/2 lovely matching • • • w/oord .... remote con-TUG. Alto tred• UM Of H30 . lllP &SST, F /T Increase your productivity. Country Club $4 00/hr lamps $350. 963-3466 caMS. Much Muctl Mor• trol S300 Obo 142-301'4 Tug tor ellp. 722-7975 iiiii~iiii~~~!i!iii!i! MB •75 230 4 door, enrf, w/mfg. Muat t11ve UPS Attract more cash with Call 496-5767 882 Magellan. 432-8547· - -l76 §Q80RQ Stetion LAROE SELECTION OF a1r. New red, ti,_, water· knowledge & eicper high. VISiblllty Must bel 1u•11111r•1wam1 DANISHHANSWEGN~R REDW0002116's.8'to20·'' ... ""'.... WANTEDTOBUYBalboa Wtigon $2100 OBO by NEW&USEOBMW'SI pump,brke&c:arb.Ae- •l•hOp toots. 281·9396 up d and a ctoHr Hrs --" DESIGNED. 3·sol!d Teak long. Good tor decking. lel•nd Shore Mooring. Men:h 15. 840-8281 L• llUll lft c.nl t~ & Smog ~5 tor eppt 5am-9pm 7 days/week For Self-Serve Oas Ste-dining ta.ble KS eKtend-P P 49$/ft. Jim 642-1403 1Nt1, lntraJ 7111 875-8829 eV99 CHEVY '84 Bluer 4x4, VOW 842· 1939 Castt bOnuMS dally for llon Please epply et 890 Ing to 8 $(5()() 6 <?heirs i!!:= f21 0 M l T ...i btk 109<Md a1 n wle9a VOL ME SALEt._ I Produ~ers Call Mike So. Coast Hwy, Legune I SSO ea DUNBAR 1 sole Two blonde wigs. juat Mt ..-. SUS*' ~ 1UIC. IUl,..lu• · • r. a • SERVICE & LEASlm~ MBZ ' 450SL. ~. TTPISITTll/ 673_92eo for •""t. Celli Bch 8-lOam, M-F. EOE 1 s$2 75 oo 837 M-se 2 tc 56 htng chair & cleanned. S25 .._ 397 tlth«, flb«QIMI, good cua. S 10,500840-7816 3370 N. en.try A"-· LONG • • s211<. Evs/wknd ,••n ,, • .,,.,T ........ ·~ Aemone Wey. C.M c:ond. 1250. 548-7691 ... _ Ill .. JEEP '78 R•n•g•d•. BEACH 973 69. dya 842·1990 --" Cl ~ /I t CLERICAL 1 p I _.~ ~ needs & brak (No. Cherry exlt-405) D I ti HrHll Desk, chelr & m•tch flllng WAGNER power 1Wln 400 ewtr ti IQ QWC; 1 own jQ $2 OOO ~3832 ... (ll4\a'la_llll MBZ '83 380SEL, all lm!Mdl•t• opening for 5520 lMPLIYllllT cabinet $350 Din rm sel. elrless spreyer w/gun. 50 171 WNtern 114 fully 1 121( tmS*' orig ~ • • • · Tr~,:Wetcome .qulpiMnt lnel ~· •XI* typesetter'. Must CIAST&l wfu mllH 2 leaves, w/chlna cabinet ft hOse. power roller, IX· equlpt, 40hp Vamehe :;;t· ~ =·842-3259 JMp body, M38A 1/CJ5 OPEN SEVEN DAYS mini cond 559-51 1 :::! .. h!: .. ~.:par:~ H"'h energy asst men-See our large Employment $8~ 760-1394 teaslon. 957-1170 ev... wi g., trlr, pp 846-8239 . atrlpped, f9Pelrable or or MERCEDES '72 250C, ,.... ..-. 'V E 1 • E 11... .. 11 di tbt Ctafaltrl HouM Treller 16' Air NCtlons '35. 545-3349 _._ __ .. ••c ctirome ground helpful. Xlnt bin· agers FIT, PIT tor day ven ng ad In tod1y s ng "'' .. n que n _ ••1•1111* Stream type, s.lf..con---"" -• ems Including medical & and night Shifts at high' paper on P199 A8 and w/2 chr $85, twn-bd w/6 Medical Billing computer. The OP9f'1lng or Chip telned $1,200. 497-5800 ..... ., wtlls, xtt, blue. Muet See dental lnturance. con-1 volume last lood res-then. be sure to vlsll us1 mo m111 S60. 545-1S42 Sold new $18,000. Sell-Bishop YKtlt 8.._ Mii· .. / Wll 1&500. 552-9210. genlel etmo19here Con-taurant FULL TIME day CUEllARI EXQUISITE dining rm se1,1 1ng for $1200 841-4009 Ing quality UMd Power & lnc,cln It com•• wllh buck•t •• f. f • . ... .. tect Alltu, 642-4321 ext crew llSO needed Apply I . 1' table & 8 hi-back chrs r ' Salllng v ...... 722-1227 lcMtm Hll aeeta. r•Olal llr••· 291 I In person. 11045 Warner 1 Home HealthCare I SlBOOobo 545-9220 rff It OD at Euclid In Fount Vly of America F Sh d Ml a IOV DONATE bo9t & marine 1980 Honde 750 (Ser#9733) (Stk#2874) aa111 y "LIT MOTHERS KITCHEN Is CllTIMH SHYICf Greer\lsh yellow lull size 1Y~~rs ~paye~meg.entle opPortunlty (Corpor•t• 840-9019 ORANGE COAST llAlll•AIT 'I . -----------Hide a bed. good cond. em A1:. h x n 9 1 ,~ equipment. Unique tu 11595. M•ny Extraa Piii -• Hiring Cashlers/Prlc8's, Store plan & fixtures. Self-S7S Call 645--6 Hl6 · • too) For con• .. t••tlon J_,,/ .. ~ault = ........ 330 W B St t S house nat Only trued~ · ..., • 1980 YAM .. XS1100 n.i... ....,.. ,_, 9JW ·-•• ,.. ·-· · •Y ree days per wk, Please starter. detail oriented .. -· 760-7124 Mr Stewart """' 2524 Herbor Costa Meu ,.,. ._ -.-Coste Mesa, Ce. 92627 I Apply 225 E 17th St, CM Fast paced ottlce Call I MOVING SALE Furniture, lovers need call 857-51 . OWMI', lo ml .. oll oooler, ... ~ a Red/Pel. Su~ cond .• Mf· M2·4U1 I 645 2000 J I S'x6' GI top tbl. sts 10. Jewel /Far1/•-1 SPRlll SILE x-oond $1500. 650-7310 Mt-1021 _.... vice r9COl'da, low mnee. 1 I ROHlll 20'S · __ ane 40 ' Mitsubishi R proj TV. fJ "'•azs . '85 YAMAHA RIVA, 50cc, 3 IM'r• 1ft yr. warr. L .... or buy. --------COOl<S·Needed flt, p/t fllllll I IUMOH 5 pc blk/glass wall unil, -25 Chrla '82, angl Inboard, red, w/bUket. llke new Trsclta to S 1024305) In 5510 good pay. lood & lun MlllLI other Items 733·0194 Gold Omega Gent's wrist 225hp, bet1 Chg, VHF, 1525. 648-3433 'lt--• IP --_.._.. ~ ;,;;;;;;;;;, ____ .....;;.;,.;~ dancing, entertainment I s 6-2 1 h lld 1a t 1 dis, allmatep & c.nvu -w' ..--· -~~ ..,.... * -UIY •&afS* 1670 NewPort Blvd CM Women age 18·30, Proof Mus! acrlllce-only 1 wa c • so care . $24 500 YAMAHA RIVA '85 wht 4 oyl w/cemper •h•ll .... -Mto& ~~ 8 to _.,5 -4 44 · sheet and negatives In mos old! Beaut oak mo old wlll sell for $6000 • · low 1 ...,. d ' ' /1 ed. --.......,.. Ane store, seeking flll•ble 6 S-S 8 eKchange. Call Lenny's bdrm s4oo. unused or swap for gd cond lete 28' Chrla Exp '79, twn m . wv con • xtru, am m stereo cass, r • ...... • aele9 person. PIT Mon.-TJI( ir•cM .. OISE 67s_0823 CdM solabed s350 oak desk model auto: Cllve or De-Che¥y'a, lo hra, VttF, d/a, $700/obo, 760-02'49. xtnt shape, $2950 Allt tor Wed-Fri. Some Saturdays "" n ,250 sola/lovest 1500 nlse 67s..28201673•2820 lull cenvaa. 1 ownr lite Lffabat iiii Guy 540-3393, 540-5012 Light typing 548-3403 ts accepting appllcallonr H A IR STY L IS T Ex · 1 oak/glass wall unit $350' • '33,500. -'79 CHEVY Suburben V. tor tile tollowing perienced, In hllr cutting col tbl set s4so eleg Fr' 11•1 N1ttr11b 25' Beylln« Seretoge '80, ton, 9 pangr. pwr. alr. ·-nsa• F /T Day Waitress perms & tints, meture Prov din rm, sacr s 1350, REDWOOD 2x6's. 81to20' 225hP Volvo, bait eyt, 12000. 960-2514 -9511 PI T Wknd Day Hos1 non smoker 891-4501 All i1lnt pp s43_4705 long Good for decking. VHF, well-cered for .. llllT WOITIU esst$6hr call al1 6pm $17,500. FORD '68 1ton390 eng. 4 Apply in person Mon thrv Oualltyleathet couch, 7' I PP 49c11t Jlm642·t403 24' Thompaon '84, mid-spd, 4 new tires, new N= e':.~ut=rf~e~ Friday btwn 9arn -1~ rur Tiil, Cl 3 cushions. $395 Heritage Peta Aaiaal1 ... cabin, 260 Mere, lg win-batt, run• good $400. 1 Noon No pnone call! Some fabuc work, phone cott tbl & console tbl dows trtr $29,900. L An le r Onl HAS TO GOI 873-2705, BMW '15 2002. rebfl eng, Advertslng Sales at a pl ease 619 Sleep> & shipping S4 per hour $19S ea Kng Sl cane Golden Rel pupa, AKC. 26' century '60 w.... OS ce s y 1115,548-9608 tnrf,c:ustwhls,xtr•anow rapidly expanding local Hollow Lane Laguna Student OK 631-9213 hdbrd $95 720-0916 exit Pedigree on Dam & ender twn 230 Merc:a Authorized Clenet TOYOT" •9,. Turbo, xtre tires $3850. 847~190 MWIP8P91' Aggressive. Beach -----Slre $400. 493-6861 V8 8;beam $24 500 • ,, ., -----,,.,..---------MN·dllClpllned lndlvtd-AA rT AN lrultwd color , • , • · . cab, wht, c.rpet & IMll, BMW '76 2002. Metelllc uela mey earn excellent Par1-11me evenings wtgtess Cot tbl set '450 LABRADOR PUPPIES Blk, 27 Imp M , Twn 280 1• . Dealer air, stereo, tee mege, gery. anr1. el/to, orig ownr Income (Nlary .. com-VEG ET ARIAN COOKS STOP! E1egere $325 din set 6 ·wk s · S 1 5 0 I ea· 'Pd• to 50mph, VHF, 12,000 ml, 5 yr werranty, Alklng $.4100. 673-0334 mission), benefits. and I IOTIIH'S SSOO cotton prt sola/lvet 968-9789 stereo, 2 slrma, trlr • S8500/obo, 963-4554. edvencement opPor1unt Attention Homemakers, $S50. I 1 s43 4705 $.47,500. Newport YKtlt MERECEDES·BENZ '83 300SO, laptl blue, pal lthf, tunrf. 27,000 ml, 127,500, 8&3-1440 d9YS. NISSAN P/U '84 • 5 apd, weatem mirror•. c:tlrome atep bumpers, canopy, and eliding,..., window, 31,000 mnes. ex~ cond. (520ZOL). '4295. Corm i er Suzuki no-1001. Seles end/or adver1is: MAlllfT I lnCMEI I high school seniors, col· · ic n • SHAR-PEI PUPPIES • Exchenge, Udo Matin• V1a1 ~ exper1ence helpful I Accepting applicat1ons. 1ege students & moon-, REFRIGERATOR side by Choct:~~· J:~n5:6~ble Vlllege 875-1600 WE LUSE ALL lti7_.7.-.00PW'l00PW'IEP"'!'H'l'll ... f"'op..-Vp,e-.n BMW '77 320! aunrf. ale, lhp akna, 15700. OBO MUST SELLI 845-0721 r.:=======tl Send resume 10 lor Holl1ne Cooks & Cold I lighters' Telemarketing side, 1cemaker $225 • il IMb 7 l4 11111 All 8300, former nre dept P. Blevins Lone Cooks, day and eve ltrm needs 6 people who Obi bed SSO. 759-8466 PilDOI & ChfHI I ••ELI IF di S 1500 BMW '81 320!. 1 ownr . • ••-f CIAIT shttts a11a11 7 days a/wk are interested rn making IM' II 1015 IOS! 281 Mehogeny R•cing me c van · 39,600 ml. tter, air. anrf -We have rec ent I y M EG A BUCKS t We llCt laH.. Sloop, nda reatoretlon. fllE 960·2S 14 S 10,500 obo 720--0354 IAIL Y PILOT enlarged and remodeled promote this areas lln~I , CHEAP washer /dryer $75 BABY GRANO S 1200 Obo 786-1519 Aati,1t1, BUICK ·73 APollo; 4 dr, elr, P.O. Box 1S60 Please apply 1f 1n1erested newspaper Only require· ea Rollaway bed, HI Fl New Ke~. $850 ElllPUll Cl • 9049 iood condition, 1 owner. CostaMesa,CA 92626 •n wholesome cooktng ment 1s a pleasan11ele-Cab ,rockerS25ea.Coat 714-S27-0217 2 LASERS: l-yellow CUI ·~,...••!'lllPllCP'I~~...,--lOOO.c•ll"' .. "7729 H •• F $1000, 1-whlte $900. ''65 T BIRO I nd .,_.,.. and being creative I phone voice ours. m · 1 rack. dresser, desk S 10 BABY GRANO PIANO 675-6161 • x nt eo ··,,...... -="""~"'="'-=,...,..,.':":'"=--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii----•l 22S E 17111 CM S48-7786 S·30pm to 9 OOpm, Sat-ea 1 more 720-9139 H . N y k • tires. brka, pnl. llke nu. CHEV '81 CAMARO. urday 9 OOam to 1 OOpm ---artmann/ ew or xii Santena 30/30 "Sn•fu" SPEOWJZlll 14700 OBO 495-0733 LIKE NEW. '4200. lftflTJSlll WCAOITCORS.IWASITE~EVSESRESS.I Start at S4 00 per hour 'Kenmore Washer & Elec cond, $3000/obo. Grand Prix, loedect-full '66MUSTANG289 CALL644-7183 AOIHIT llECITIYE I KT A L . . Commissions & bonuses Dryer. Vl"ing Sew Mach, 675-1102 Dy 752 9277 II Needed for Retail BUSBOYS Expd Full-Private desk and phone. ·Pentu camera. elec --race, • • Auto, orlglnat. go od IATll1 '122MSI Advertising Sales at a I time $5 501Hr varied' casual attrre For Inter-I lypwrtr Topi Cond Great Want Ad Help? su,./Dtcli1/ ''"'' IEIOllES IEIZ ahepe. 759--0864 4 cyl, 5 •pd. air cond, r Idly ex andln loca1 1 day & Evening Shlt1s incl . view call Mary Grant at l prtc:es. 64t-9931 Iv mag. 642-5678 7112 '68 MBZ 250S. Orig. pelnt AM/FM radio, cauette, ~aperp .Aag~ess1ve Weekends 496-5767 ' 642-4333 bw1n 9am-3pm 1 ~ 111-4040 & upholstery, oood cond P/br•k•s. m•ga. Lie# CHICK IVEllllON PORSCHE AUDI CHEVROLET Hl11hnt Quilty S.IH6~rvlu CHICK IVE8SON '45 E.C .. at Hwy Ne.,.oft 8-111 673-1911 Nlf-dlsclpllnec.t lndlVld· WllTOllS/W&mnSES I M-F or 642-5678 &tier I ~-~ DO A LITTLE uf t~/~: ~~~'r,3-~::1 ASK FOR JIM, JR. $2400 pp. 380-9487 1EIC934 uals may earn eKcellen1 Must m1n1mum 5 years 5 3opm M F l = .Ji:io..... BUSINESS tN YOU.. 67"' "1 .. 9 a t •-rt.....1 tlOO 14111 ";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::!I income (salary • com-Fine Otnt~·g experience.. Call 1oday stan tomorrow!! ~A\.t ~ OWN HOME or ......, .. I I! al " am -HUNTINGTON BEACH il!! :S~e~n~~~ort~~d ~~~~bl~o~~~~!;,':. PHo-TOFININSHING ~'t~-x·t. r.;._ -.j ~;lp~~O:':;~.~:, . ;.~ 'J,. reblt~ ~ate? 0(ed/ten~ ~~~~\ERIPL~~r,~ pi'ar~~~t ~~ ty Salesand/oradverlls-Resumes only Only apply PIT perm will train ,,.-~ ~~1'· :-(. r· now 760-6587 , ..-1 .... _ ohromewtr ... 786-2426 DATSUN •79 B210• Cua. T8 · 6'5=1M1UD9ya tng experience a must 11 you meet above Rellable/mature/honesl. · • " •• ~1-... ,)Ii , 1\ .' : " • 't:" I # 2 d 40 h $1750 PORSCHE '70 914 lt.,le Send resume to Crtlet•a Call tor appt on n sm1'r 759 -5009 .'ii ' ~ 1 J ' I IO'SUPHAILJILI Buying and Mlllng at a oMW 79 320t. gold/blk, I treor:gjs.;711 burg-black, 'mag~. •II Melinda Thackery MoncJay or Tue5day btwn 631-0262 r l. ., "~ For Power Yacht ruM>nebi. price-that's 90k ml. rebtt eng, gd x n ___ x1 Im IOw ml llAHfCIUT 9am 11am only497-4955 I GAaAGI SAU ADS NOW ' ~ ), t • Interested In charting whet cleaaltl•d la ell cond, caaa. air, •ltoya,,Have aomethlng to NII? 14;:·M m~8"4-4oo e&1LJ PILOT Five Fee1 Reslaurant P / T ·Rella bla per son 875-4704 •bout. 841-5678 S6000 Obo 759-0241 Ed Cluslfled ad• do II well. · uat 5 -326 Grenneyre Laguna wt auto for errands. ClASStfllD aY CITYI ··" 330W BaySt Beach cleaning. deliveries l~!!!!!!!!!!~s~u~•lnlo!!!!w•"······· Coste Mesa. CA 92627 I SS/hr. 720-0923 --------•, WA IT RES SE S AND ••yr•ns111 HOSTESSES . Late eve-r /T WHHHIE Geatral &102 Haat. leacli &140 -n n1ngs graveyard Apply I M/F to assist In all oper· AMT. OllllllUTIR al The Grinder 1400 Pa-at1ons in NB Distributor-Sat Only Sam Dining rm AYSO Hawaii Cultural Must have Production exp, ciltc Coas1 Hwy. NB ship, customer 5efll. in-seti ping pong Ible, desk ElCchange Team. Sat 7-<t. eblllty to juggle many ec--ventory control Call 1-5 etc 2405 Calle Monte 10031 Clltt Drive. ott tMtlet within one hectic General 5530 Kevin Jja 1-57-78 E.O E. Carlo, San Clemente Brool<hurS1 dey, PA exp. a plus uiu llllLS/WIMH Coro111 ••• fllar 61 ZZ L -o-v-ese-.1-b_rn_/_llo_r_$_2_S.-Q-n S 16·000 Salary 957 ·O IO 1 AFTER Wanted lull & part-time lor GIANT MOVING SALE wtr bd s5o. Qn hide-abed ce1m1 SALES unique Gitt Store Apply Almost every1hlng goes $30 4 rattan SWIV bar Graphic supply & repro SCHOOL In person. Sunday 319 Incl auto 449 Morning ~1go1s $ l 5 eas~r~ (61) business Energetic & btwn Noon-4pm or Tues-Canyon Rd Sal/Sun 9-4 tlow~n~(:;"~-;:ne $45 ~~ people oriented Start JOBS day 3111 btwn 10-S Lg 3br 2ba sundeck digital TX/AXI S seN new $4 50-$6 hr Inquire Usually Unicorns, 600 E w/v1ew. lndry. very new meads $100 Ml&e RC 130-530 wkdys EARN Bay Ave Ste A2, BalbOa S t37S 67S-6S99 I gear 233 Elmira 234 Flscncw Ave CM m the New Fun Zone. by CdM To share a lg 3br, · FULL & PART TIME lhe Ferry crossing Also prof . non smkr, close to ,sale of all personal goods F ed f MONEY needed an Independent b e a c h S' 2 S I m o and furniture lor Anne emale need or Bookkeeper tor Payroll & 675 6s99 Halter formerly of Apt 63 LadteS Swimwear Shop Accounts Payable • at 484 1 Hell Huntington 108 22nd St. NB 675-8SS6 PRIZES SERVICE STATION STOVE. matiress. dishes I Beach on· Saturdey HOUSEWIVES PIT Sales TRIPS ATTENDANT pi t. 4•9pm. and misc. 508 Narcissus. tOAM, March 15, 1986 et on the 1ob !reining SStOOhr 64,_7151 COM Sal & Sun 10-6pm _ Ap1 S2 640-531.1 w/wlndow and door co WANTED • ENERGETIC Ctata .... 6124 lmae ----~,-1-4-4 SS 50/hr • commission Dtllttrf 11 t"'t Hiring 1n " se1t-mot1vated people TILE SrnEAS attention 1rv1ne-S52-0075 lllU PILOT Pleasant working con 2 sheets 3xS Wonder- H B .•• 891-239 t ••n••••'· dttrons. no exp needed OCC SWAP IEET board. S8 ea 786-8183 II you are looking lor elCtra wrll 1rain Flexible hrs. FIT I -JEWELRY IALEI spending money. or hke or P/T ttme No nights, Every Sunday Orange White G E. Etec clothes Full time Experienced 1 10 go places llke Magic great oppt'y tor college Coast College Fairview & dryer 150 Charmglow Fashion Island 760-2628 Mountain Knolls Berry students or housewives Adams, Costa Mesa Ad· Dual Gas Grlll & lank Farm or win Prizes and I Honey Baked Hema mission & Parking FREE. w/gauge SJS. 733-2783 Pleasant & bright, eves & Awards, Call us now' We 3700 E Coast Hwy. COM Soaces S10 432·S880 La ••• ltH~ 1141 wi1~~~ Affn~s:n r,~~onn! ~·~ ~v~r~ op~~·n~s ~n I WHIEll llELP Collector's ae. Antiques, Soulh C0oa2s6t Plaza 542.4333 Retired couple preferred, 788 CENTER St Plaoen-ethnic fabrics & ar1, many 54 -2 S bu1 not necessary Ila & 19th Lot• f misc household Items & AIDE F live rn aes1s1 I (ll .. \.afl llOO " 0 tools Sat/Sun 9.5 Rtll Estate S1t1s teacher rn whlchr rm l .. ,.. -Good lest FuVl. loys, 48S Mountain C $300/ k 64s 23s7 E I W -.J c I 0 I he 8 & m I s c . ' Estabhshed small om-mo n-sm . •f OJ•tat aatn 548-01641631 .4499 merc1a1 Brokerage llrm rn Ar&RTIHT IHASEll 5535 Corona del Mar with ex-Garage sale Antiques, cot-• A IL v A A . cepuonal reputation lor 16 unit bldg locate<l HOUSEKEEPER lectlbles and furniture Stereo (Sony/Fisher/ needs an experienced nice quiet E'slde location REASONABLE RATERS 249 Flower St, Costa Klh). golf, fish, hunt sell motivated flt Sales Mature cpl pref Send re-631-5748 Mesa 8am to lpm Sat-equip . arts supptys. sew agent Call Mike Isaacs sumes to Ad 303 Daily NURSE or companion In urday only mach . walnut teblet, REALONOMICS CORP Pilot BoK 1560 Costa lck pl t t d Mesa your home, have refs & MUL Tl FAMIL y SALE "" er an s an e, an- <714>675-e7oo own car. e•p '"Phy Ther SOMETHING lot EVERY-tlques. secretary chelr, 1•••••••••••••••••••••••• .. spec w/hand1csp & OMEI CutdeSeconRegls flnechlna.walll"langlnga, • DELIVERY DRIVER • elderly 336-1009 Lane Nr Fairview & Acme juicer, clothClng, • -MOREi 1991 Vista •ud•I • • PENNY'S DAYCARE Adame Set/Sun 9-3pm B SAT 9-2 ONLY : • Lunch and Snacks inc Sit 8 30-3 Infinity 1Ui1-~----~--= • Daily Pilot motor route • Lie CM/NB 646-7939 bOerd. wetsuit•. Clothes. rwln-Vega 2 wey 8" • 'I bl · Hunt1'ngton •.. ... ,. new purMS and bedding skprs SlOO Pf· Kenwood • aval a 0 In • PlllC•H IH LOIS more great stuff! 3 way 8" spkr1 $130 pr H b area 1 2 hours • zenith ·3 day pro-• Br Or , I• e AJa • 601 O 1810 Tustin Ave. OH 16th grameble Beta MllX VCR : per 8f1ernOOn ·1 h\HJ Washr & Dryer S 100 ea S200 obo RCA XL· 100 • ' • ANTIQ UE Engllth oak 01sttwsher S 100 Puah 19" color TV S 100 • Call 642-4333; Monday -• draw leer table $325 mower $15 648 5848 Schwln varalty 101pd • F Id 10 5 p M Ask fo • 642 2954 Set -M on s100 640-8658 e r ay I -• • r • d1ys1nttes Tues-Fri YARD SALE 7em-12pm • Art • mornings Household misc & VW car tate Sale Sat/Sun M. • • • perts Kmybrooke 6 ALL ANTIQUES Oek • Orange Coast =· A,,Uaacea 6011 Watson ION Baker) sec'ty, 1b1s. chairs, coNee • I IUY APPLIAIOEI tbl Mahogany antiques, • Pll t Ftutaia table wt1v1 & 6 chra. buf-• Dally 0 ~LES 957-11~3 Valltr 1134 fet & china cab. Brau : 330 W. B•Y Drive • o E 23 s cu ft Frost Free. Neighborhood Guaoe ~~~.~~~~idr:::~ c~~~: • Coata Mea• CA •1 rc.et water dlsp S 1150 nu Ssle Sat 8-4. Sante boat props & mueh more. e t el asking $600 7S9-3590 Cleudla (Magnoll1 & OO E S • ee I e e e e • •• e •• • ••••. e e e ee-1 KITCHEN APPLIANCES Talbert) Furniture & Iota ~VEAv;~O~ES ter Ln MOTOR ROUTE , Available In Irvine area. $300 to $600. No collect- ing. 3-4 hours a day. Mon. thru Friday a1ternoon. Sat. & Sun . morning. Call 642-4333, ask for Kirk. ORANGE COAST llllJ Pilat 330 W. Bay St Costa Mesa, CA. dishwasher. etec stove & of goodlea _ oven 6 refr1g 'Autumn IHI. ltac~ 1140 Gold Bflst otr 1173-7575 19; SON~ TV • • exercycte, Washr & Dryer S 145 .. bdrm Ht w/lull u bed Stove 1125 Dl•ahr 9K12cerpet,Sony empi S 100 646-S848 tuner. pictures, 3 brush Fuaitart · 14 lloor & carpel mech, ~--~--"P.'!l'P'P....,•I books 4 MUCH MISC r 10· tota. lMI I 11! KnQ a S.t 12-.s Sun &.2. Atl9f!, bedt200 Both¥9rYQood ti & NewJ1nd 8302 c;ond 494-8-4 n ...._ Snowbird Of 539-2225 Porch Sate -Sun 9-=-1 Clothes & MllC 1~ Port Carlow, Hrbr Vu Hm SAT ONI. V t0-2 Sole, mehog drMWa, betn- bOO sheped oak t>.s king lreme. 1t0<9g• c•ba .. uphol llv rm Chra, ber atOOI•. tolld o.k entq lee bo• 11eep bags , muchmore mitt Cornw LElsllY FllllTllE 111111 I ·~1 ~~=~~~"' 957-lt33 sw·· 1""1n' 111; laat• Aa• ltit~ll .A NEST OF 4 ORIENT AL M" lllJ teb!M Ori.ntat reel hend More UMd, H~ened P4tnled 645· 15&4 end New Mereh&ndlM Yard S9le. Ciothee, houM- Sat /Sun Qoldenweat weres. g•mM. t>ootte, Berg•ln • Cr .. llve P1ey-College !dlnget and 50t tO '50. 20292 RIWr.· things, 2 all wood bunk Ooldenweet. S5~19.oe ald9 Dr .. nr S9nta AM t>.sa, mt.eh btcCNe I Sunday only 893--23n Ave Md Oreh.,d. 8Mur· dHk $100 831·9209 .wt d-V/Sund•Y 10-4 # 1 HONDA DEALER GIVES YOU ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE (On Approved Credit) ''FINANCING'' ON ALL NEW 1986 CIVICS THE HOT CRX IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 540-0713 H()~LINE 540~0713 41 "'91. !NW.""'" lH~ PllA .._ 9lt ........... ~A_.....,,_ <Mt ti! tt9dl. ,._ ........ tlMlt er,..._. ..... _......, te f<a 1-. 0...., ~-mey .-ct ... .-ence. lunt 8 II.ft\. MM. 16, 1-. 2860 HARBOR BL VD. COSTA MESA . •.·· • SALIS HOUIS: 9 AM TIU 9 'M 6 DAYS A Wiii<. l:.tft_ft.,4 3 SUNDAY 10 AM JIU I PM. .\r-t~·l~·t ' \ -1-· TIP SSS Piii For Pempwecl Mereedel Benz 111 llMATl IUI Top Mercedel Pttcee Peld CALL PETER or RAY ........ Tl .......... 213 or714 637-2333 TOYOTA '78 celiCa OT air. 1 ownr. good COnd $2500. 78&-4445 TOYOTA '80 Cellce OT Lftbek, 5 apd, pi e, lie, iouvw.. orig ownr. 1UP8f clMn '4200. 557-375$ TOYOTA '80 Pick-Up, 55.000 ml, xlt cond, SS,000, 649-79ee. TOYOTA Cellce '72. One owner. air, rebullt eng, cleen. good cond. S12001bM1. 842-4309. I TOYOTA COROLLA '75, 5 e;>eed, aim 1tereo, xlt cond. $1500, 9&2-e547. VOLVO '78 2M. anrf, air, auto. lhpaltlna, full pwr, gd Cond S2800 645-5015 ' SOUTH COUNTY VOLX WAOEN • I UZU THAii( YOO Fmt.-;us #~· IN U.S.A. AM> TRY'"6 HARDER TO 8£ ::1 ··IALE8 •SERVICE •PARTS • LEAllNO LARGEST INVfNTORY ON TH( WEST COAST EVOIY JO)(L & C~OR CALL TODAY {' H 1 1 HI 11 Jr• r CHEVY '64 v.na. whVrecl lntr. loed9d S14,500. (714)7eo-.8&43 CHRYSLER Conv LeBeron '64, xH cond, •·tru , 29t< ml. '8950. 992· 1955. --111111 'll 4 cyt. 4 apd, AM/FM stereo. cue. P'lbrllkM, reek. UC# 1EPG078. , .. I HUNTINGTON BEACH CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH 642--0931 5'40·51M 1fJ.''ll~~/\ ~~,~i,/[J I Hl1r.1 rJ1 .' '·H~,\ H! .... .., .... 4 cyt, euto, elr cond, AM/FM 1tareo, hMt•, PI S, Pl wlndovn, P/B, tltt wh .. I, crulM control. VW '68 Bug, red, axH UC# 1LSR152 tranep. $1450 obo. Aa ........ tic IJll Slf".111 111 l J 842 -2000 494-2552 °' 497-4597 BUICk '78 &et• Wegon, CHUNTINOTON BEACH VW '89 BUG, good cond , good condition, $800 obo HRYSLER/PL YMOVTH 2060 Herber atvtl. Coate Me.. 642-0010 '13TOYOTA '11 FOIDl-150 '/U LONG-81D CARGO VAN Sun Root. cassette, Air. Auto S-Sp .• Tilt Lie #2C24478 Lie #2A 13606 pelnted. wlredlo, mag 873-2886 842--0931 540-5164 wt11a. look• good s 1eoo. c D .7 .... _.. n wm-1-...:::;..::::..,;;;...;;;;;~~~=~~--t 875-3059 c:elf efler 5pm A <> QWT!lle, gc>rge<M4, •-new pelnt, lo ml, loeded, IUAlmlUll '5995 '699'5 . "14 PONTIAC '13TOYOTA vw '18 Bua. loc*• grMt, $4175. (714)897-8975 s.v.noesoes.moa xii IMCtl, $2&50 0 80 1..,...-.--------1 982-911318111-845-3959 CAD 81 El Doredo B1e1ttz. tully equip, navy blue. exit THEODORE VW '79 RABBIT 4 dr, 4 eond, low miles, orig apd, beige. tnr1. lie, ownr. $10,300. 720-9095 crulM, X1ra tank. Must CAD 'M ELDORADO ROBINS FORD Sell. S 1900obo642·1490 Leeth, ·tun power, dlgltel VW '81 Rebbit Del 1owner cau, w. wheels, lo ml driven & melnt. w/TLC nu 21K, 1 owner-G.M exec. JOt>O HARllOR !HYO CO~TA MHA b42 0010 redlela/blltt. lac elr. CaH 681-0890 NO dlngl, Ilka new '3650 2957 Baker, Coete M .... lllBmm'U tege model. Loeded with power equipment In t>eeutltul white wi red In- terior. Under 20,000 mllet. (100827) S7995. Johnson & Son Linc. M«c. 540-5630. VW '64 Rebbtt, runa good & look• good. New lie la.bl .. S2800. 98&-6034 VW BUG'72 NewW1 brlc1, muffler, 11rH, bait. Alweya gereged great cond., $2200. 842·9&55 NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION of late model, low mlleege FORD '71 LTD, 4 door, re- Cedllteca In Orenge \ bullt engine; idnt eond., County! s.. ua todeyt $950. 545-3087 140-1100 FORD '77 Mustang II, 302 FIND eng, 5<* orig ml. $2450 2800 Harbor Blvd. obo 240-017&1498-3204 COSTA MESA 1---------..,-FORD LTD WAGOt( '81. through classified CADILLAC '81 Sedan SeY-hH everything II A-1 me dlelel. c:tlerry eond, conc:t, $5400, 975-3789. go below wholeHl•I .... l&IPI 'II' tg 759-8048 or 760-5090 Lota of power equiptMnt. 842-5818 CHEV '79 Monu 2+2 V~ Low mites. (IHJC357) h9evy euspenalon, em/fm $&595. Jotinaon & Son cua. $1450. 845-4727 Unc. Mere. 540-5830. II ANNUALPEACENTAG~AATE on approved credit LEASING Ttt: COfKLL LEASE WAY NOMOJ€Y 1000 Tac&.5DI Auto, Air, Automatic, Alf. Cassette. Tiit Stereo Uc# 1JN6938 . Uc #1LWP171 '4995 '5995 '79MBCURY '11 CHRYSlEI MONARCH GHIA LEBARON Auto, Cruise. Auto, P/WlndowS, Air. Stereo Air, Leather Lie #455WOT Lie# 092TJO \ . .... $500,000 USED CAR INYENTORY. ON SALE NOW fllCTmDUe • I I IBM ~ H. o.1111 MAmlTAW Tl'll9 ••tt?Nlll -._ n..~ S*'tON .. wWI -~an"~ CkW'l9 ......_.. .. CaUntJ ........ (t) IM'TlGJIDI COM-10, ·-lllANY lb) IA"THOUIOI OAAlllHICt, 50t I Mt em.t. NlllMd 0rMM C.-...._:a~ .... Oelt)' Ptlot ~ ti; .. Cellf. MMfl '· 8, ,. r"" ICNJ W•ACM1,hnftlr, 8A« 1t0tw_. ... •4. N9w-~--....... --..... ~ Pott e.ctl, ceM nta -.,. ~ ~ <"-*'> co ._~n.u1o==::.:::-:.:.::' .. :..ii.- LT'D., IJl.nnet. 90t 11.. fllChflOUI• ! 11-- 8'teet. a. 202· NewlfJl1 MAm ITA1' • -~·~~I• c:on· Tiie---.,...... II ::::, ~. o-at ~· ~-===-.• Kl'le J WllMcott 8. ... #A, ..... ~ Thie ttetement WM lied c.M. 12704 wltfl the County Clettl ol OI'• l.W F. QMdclnl, -c.a. = ~ry on Jln'*Y IO, ::f04 IA. a.me AM. 1 ,... ™' b'*"'-.. GOii=" Publlthed Or1ln09 COMt duc1-d by: en lodMlllm \w n..16u Piiot F9bfuarv 15 22 LIM F, Oenddlni -"""' r.================~=~~l====::i ~, _, ' ' Tiiie .....,,.... .. -Mercn 1.e.1eee wltfllN~~-• '11 Chevette 4 Dr Hatch beck Auto. llll• new. iow ~ (109ZTI) '11 Chevr El Cemlno Auto, tltt, P/8, ce91, tu-tone paint, Ilka new, wtrawt1811 ~(41&951) '13 Chry•ler Le Beron Auto, A.IC, AM/FM dlgl1al ceaa., PIS, ¥lnyt t09, blec:tl l>Muty. low ml!Mge. (1HDZ9341 '83 Buick Park Avenu. V-1, full l>0'#9!, Ylnvl top. (1GRL714) '13JMp CJ-7 I cyl, • IPd. PIS. off roed wtlllll a tlr11. 1050253) 'IO Suberu Hatchbeck 4x4 4 epd, AM/FM c:aaa. Uk1 ,_ (18PN790) c:. '83 Chevy Caprice 4 Dr Sedan V-8, auto. loeded w/tlll optlon1. (1GMU5191 'IO D•taun 210 "SL" 5 IPd. AM/FM c:aaa. Llkl MW. (Oe4?!1) '83 Subaru 4x4 Wan 5 apd, A.JC. Uh MW. (1FNP093f '13 Old• Cutlan Wgn Auto, A.JC, AM/FM, P/S, lllt wtlell. 35,818 orig. ml., crutae. (1HCC185) '84 Chevy 8 C)1, ~:~'!r .!.!~M/FM 1tlrl0. 22.tM orig mllel. l1KDW2191 '83 Ford 8 cy1. !!~~~~,28~~1g. ml. (131M7) '84 Buick Regal 4 Dr Auto, A.IC, PIS, P/Wlndowl, I cyt l1JC4SOn '15 Chevy e cyt~~~b!J~ !P: Pis. P/wlndowl, Utt, 18,749 orig. mo (1LFS109) '84 Buick Regal Cpe 9 cyt, auto. A.JC, AM/FM, PIS, Plwlndowl. lf>llt ...... 1111 (44 15eel '83 Ford EXP Cpe 4 19d, A/C. AM call, PIS. eunroof, cn11M, black padlaga. (1HOTEXP) '13 Pontiac Flreblrd Cpe Auto. A.JC, redlo, PIS, IOw ml!Mgl (103641) '15 Toyota 4x4 PU 5 epd, PI S, cell, A/C, tlldlng r.., Window, low mllMgl (2NZOt53) '13 Ford F-150 4x4 P/U v-t. Ill.Ito, A.JC. PI S. two tone. 35.583 orlQ. milll (2081178) '12 Subaru Cpe ~ ecxt AM/FM'*'°· (1EY~I '11 8uberu' QL 4 dr. leden, 5 epd, AJC, AMI™ ttareo, (1CNX411) '13 Chevy Mallbu 8edan Auto, AIC, c:Niel, AM/FM lterlO, 33, 144 ong. m1111 (1GMN3961 '13 Ford LTD Wegon Auto, A.JC. AM/FM. PI S, crulM. epllt -'· 35, 111 ong. mMM. (2E2n53) '84 Buick Regal Cpe Allto. A.JC, AM/FM CllN, crulll. PI S, tNt, 21.239 orig. ml. (1KRB214) '11 Pont Trana Am Auto. V-1, P/Wlnd, P/dr *•· crulM, tilt, T-top, cue. whMtt, AM/FM CllN, rec> lnQ rid, 8,254 ortQ. ml. (1NBX203) ~12 Pontl.c 8000 LE Auto, A!C. AM/FM CHI, 1111. Plwlndowl, crulM (1JMT435) '83 Plymouth Reliant 4 Dr Auto, A.IC, PIS, IXOllllnt oonCI (1JX85691 '84 T·Blrd V-8, auto, A.JC, AM/FM caN. Ylnyl top, tow mlteeoe (2911461 '80 Honda Wgn ""14'. AM/FM ca8. 37,699 orig ml (110ZVXI '82 Subaru GL Wgn Au1o. A.JC, AMIRA. tllt "'1ell, roof rac:lt, 33,903 orig mt (USHA.SU) '83 Toyota Corolla 5 epd, AIC, Stereo. low mllnga (1HJW894) .. _ .. '82 Chevy Monte Carlo SA~:ms M99 Coun'Y on ~•· 1--------1Me .... Nl.IC M)llC[ PubfWled Orw9I c... '9Cnnoue .,.... Delly Piiot F*'-Y 11. a MM9 IT.4~ Mllfd'I 1, I, 1... a .a_M• Tiie folowlno per90f19 .,. ~ dolno buelneU M: -----..... ~. FRASER YA CHTS , ~ FRASlR YACHT SA.LES, -.....:.=::...=.;.;;:;-..._ a.11 vi.uoo.si.200......... 11en10U1 • a II ~~.:n~., 1 ·.w. ITAt f e c.llfomla OOl'pOl'ltlon. 3471 Tiie = ~. VII Udo, Si. 200, Newport ~ o "PARTY MNT~ BMdl, Calif t2ee3 TNI bu9lnea1 11 eon-:tOe5 ~ AV9. • Costa ....... Call! • ..,, ducted by; a corporetlon Ado~ MIMlon .._..., r.:wityn C Nlc*ell, Sec-Sarv Inc. C .. lf.. IOel ~ IUtamant W91 fllld Pleoantla A-... II, C... With thl County Cllrtl of OI'· MIN, Cellf, t2e27 Court J 31 'Ollt bullnaea i. ~· i;::c ty on enuary ' duoled by: a OOfpot.._, ,_ P8ITI 1'hom. oMoe ,,..,.. Publllhld OfMge 0out ~It.It__,. ... ..!! Delly Piiot FWu.ty 15, 22. With the County a.11,_ °ii Maren 1. 8. 1eee ange County on ~ SA-.382 ltee .. ' ----------,.... Pt11UC Jl>TICE o.';;~ ~ 1~ FtCTTTIOUa ....... Marc:h 1, 8. 1 ... NA• aTATDmNT' SA--1 The IOllowtng pet'IOrl la •-,,,,. --doing bull11111 Ir. ... _ -·~ CA"EATIVE CASTING, 858 ACTTnOUe. H•U :ei~th, Coate MIN, Calif Ulm ITU T ... Edw1td A. Chatlln, 3M E. Tiie foloWlrtO pereon -lll :;' St . Newpot1 Blech, ~~:ti Rt A~- Thil bu&IMSI 11 con-SOCIA.TES. 27291 Lea OUC1ed by .,, Ind~ R8ITlb&ll. Suttl 200. ~ EdWard A Cha111n Vlljo, Celtf. t2e91 ~ Thi• 1tat1mant wu fMld Roti.rta Luclll1 K I with the County 0*11 of Or-1'"400 Newport A • M99 County on Jll'MJW'f 31, #80, TUllln. Calf. t2te0,,..a... 19841 Thie buainaea II ~· ~ ductlCS by;.,,~ Publl9hld °''"91 eo.t Roblrte l.uclll l<urt j Dally Ptlot ~uary 15, 22. Thil ltAltemll'rt ... tied Maren 1. 8. i98e with thl County a.11 Of OI'· SA-314 =County on J...-ry 31, __________ , ....... _....;..;PtllUC=;.;..;.ll)~TlC[=--PublW!ed Orange CoeM Delly Piiot Februely 16, 22, F1C~Ai::rN MAldl 1,1.19841 a Thi fallowing per11on1 1t• l-------SA=T__. .. dolna bu11M11 u : ·-IC lllftTIC( EURO-AMERICAN IN· 1-__.;'"...;;;;_.;;;.;;._nu...__.. __ VESTMENT VERIACA TION, flCT1TlOU9 -• #31 Valley View, lrvtna. MAim STATDmlff ' Clllt 9271~ Thi following paraona .. Roblrt H Katt, 4412 8 doing bu11fie11 ea: I Sa11hor1 Or . Newport Sf"OCKRIDGE PARl- 9Mc:h, CelH 92ee3 NE.RS. a Ce1Mocn1e Partner- A. G. Cxlntoa. #31 v..., INp. 3e9 San Mlgull OrM, View.~. Cell 92715 Surt1 100, """°'1 91eott. _ Thll bu-'nMJ 11 con-CA 92860 duc.ted.by.....Lgll:lsail..IMll1:.!""4i~f-,t,.odet-.-..-<iel-- nar.nlp 1om1a General Pert1*1Hp, Aobet1 H Karl 3e9 San ~ Ortve, Sut\I Thll ltllamant WM llld 100, Newport a..ctt. CA wtth thl County °""' of Or-t2MO M99 County on Jenuary 30, OSL s.'1lol ~. • 19M California corporation, '2!!!'! 21791 l.Me Forest Drtve, EJ Put>bhld Orange .....,_. Toro, CA ~ Delly Piiot February 15, 22. Thie bu11ne91 II con-- Man:h 1, 8, ttee ducted by. a general Pll(J· SA-.37 4 ner'INp --------Mic:Nll I. Cohsl. Generll PtlltJC M)TIC£ ~ P=' D. &II. F1C1TT10Ua .,..... Thia atatarnant wea "'*! MAim l.tAra.NT' wtth the COun1y C*1I o4 OI'· ™ to1i6Wln(I panon1 are mnge County on Februrf 'dolng bu1iM1a u · 111, 19M JOliNSTON'S BABY EM· F1t11t7 PORIUM, 24351 Armada, "°' A. leeowtt&. Al· Dana Point, Callf. 92929 l«MJ at L.99, ._ .,.... Auto. A.JC, PI S, P/wlndows, AM/FM John Robert Granda. ltrMt, ...... 19, c...- tall. (1KVS759) 24351 Armida. Dena Point, ~u~~-Or ,._t Callf 112629 rub ..... -.. Inga ....- Suaan JonMton, 24351 Dally Piiot Mardi 8, 15, 22, Armada o.na Point, c.Alf 29, 198e 92929 s...42lx '82 Mazda 826 Thi• bulll\NI ,, con-- 5 epd, AMIFM eua. tltt, custom ducted by co-partnarw PUlJC M)TlCE wheals, 27,926 orig ml (624672) ~ ~~-== lltad RCTITIOUa ..... 79 Olde Cuti••• I V-1, auto. PIS. Plwtndows AIC AM/FM, low mHll (292ZLMI '81 Olda Cutlaaa Sedan with thl County Ciani of Of· NAME ITATW · 1ng1 County on JanuatY 30. Thi lolloWtng penoM .,.. t98e doing bullnlA-= n.119 ( t) LEADER PROPERTIES Publltfled Orange Coe.It (2) LEA 0 ER I NT ER· Daily Piiot February 15. 22. NATIONAL TRADING CO. Marcil 1 8 198e (3) LEAOE.R ENTERPRISe.S SA-.378 CO 195 t ~ Bllld. --------eo.ta ~CA 02827 Ml.JC fl>TlC£ ~ s~ ~ ~ FICTmOUI .Ul*Ell 112627 NA• ITArn.Jn' tb11 t>u1ln111 la con. The IOllowlng paraon lw ducted by MIKE LIN Auto, PIS. Plwtl'ldOWI, 4/_C. IOW mllM cio:.~R~~y FUND. Thie atatemant -flled 11DYC2t9l 1VM Port Tnnlty Circle, with the County Clerk Of 0...- 78 Olde Cutlaaa Supreme Auto. AIC. Ylnyt top, PIS. (44 1VJ2) Newpon Beacn. Cll•f 92MO anga County on F*'-Y Paul A Ooslef. 19IMI Port 19. 1986 Trinity C1rol1. Newport ...... ~ ~ Beacll, Calif 92860 r-ubJ,,.._, Or'.noe ..._. Thie bu1ln1es 11 con-Dally Piiot Maren i. 15, ~. ducted by an Individual 29. 1989 P11ul A Ooallr Th•• atatement wH filed --------wtlh Iha County Clertl of Of· P\8.IC M)TIC( , anga County on January 31 _ _...;....;..;...; __ ..__..__ t98e FICTITIOUa..,.... '83 Mazda RX7 "GSL" I ~ NAME n.unmn AJC, cruiM. IUf'lroof. custom wtleels PubllMeel Orange Cou1 Thi lolloWlng penoN .. CNIM. 5 IPd, P/Wlndowa 10w mile Dally Ptlol Flbfuary t5. 22, 0otng bu*'-as: age I 1HGT5661 Merell t 8 t98e I PRO-TECH MARKET ... SA-.383 502 W e.!bol BM1., ...,.,. ---------Port Beech. CA 92911 ----I P\8.IC fl>TICE 39=,!.~ .. '=* '84 Ford LTD FicnTIOU• au..... Be1G11 cA 92663 • Auto, AIC. CN1a1. tilt, epllt -·· l!ltt ,_ (1LBW921l '84 Buick Skylark Sein A\lto, A/C, AM/FM ca.. 1111 ~ I PIS .-oot 24.539 Otto Mllet («3586) I '14 Toyota Tercel 5 dr. au10. AJC, AM/FM lttlf'IO, 27 SM orig mlllS ( 1JMN2971 '14 Plrmouth Reliant 5 dt. auto. A/C, PIS AMIFM ~t~ 24 132 or10 "*II (EZ87t59l N.AME ITATlmN'T Thos business .. ~ Tile lollow\ng par900 IS d~~B 1 Rm;~. E dOlng busoneU .. REGINA S STATUARY PRIDEAUX ~ 212 Albet1 Pl Costa Meea Thie ltatlfMrlt ._ C.lif 92927 !#Ith 1111 County a.tt °' Regina MIChlll CUI· 1"lOl8 "~ty Of' F blnlOn 212 Albert Pt 1 1....., ~ Costa Mesa Celli 92627 Jr'tlit bullna1t 11 con· Publilhed OrlftQe duclld by an ll\Cl•~u•I D•••y PllOI March •• 15. • ~n1 M Culblrttoo ~ t98& ,,._) Th11 lttlement WU !tied -, 15 wtlh lhe County Cl..-k ol O< = County on January 31 P\8.IC NOTICE • 19 ,__ FICTITIOUI ..,...., PublllhtlCI Orange Coot NA• ITATOlllfT r Delly Pllol FebtUll"f 15 n TM totlowlng paraona.,. M•r'-11 1 8 19tl& jdoong buSINM as l SA 317 t PE.ATH POSIEAS UM- ___________ 1 IT£0 312 l.i.nd Post Oflkl9 •UDI II' W\Tll't ao-1o.e8. Newport 9-ah. ruu..n. nv ~ CA 92e63 , _ __;..~~----Pellf S-11\mOO a.... ACTmOUI llUl4Nlll Part'* 312 ISiand Poat Of. -M!~~~ 11 f!C* eo-1o•e. NeW'POl'1 ,,.. ·~-,,. ,....... ha(:n C4 92963 dOltlO buli,.. • s.an Blttl ~. 1nc: • INfER$PAN "I V11ta • Cahforn11 CQfporatlOn, 8 onlta Newport hach, 3703 •9 s..ahOf• ~. Call! t2te0 POil Ba. 3025. N9w· Wtlllarn ~ OIYI• II 1 ~ 8Mch CA 92963 Vlltl Son11a. Newport Thi. bu. ,,... II con· ~ CeJtf 91880 OUC:tld by 1 ltmited '*"*' Mitt'-~ Oa\'lt INC) M t \lllta 9onit1 ~ Pet• s Huflon 9Mcfl Cellf 9~ Thie ttlllft*lt W91 tied t t2MO .. County°" "'*wt It t Jo SamonHn 2 111 Nltm Al ba NewOOtl Pul>lilf*I 0...Mge COM1 _.;;;;;; __ ...;.......;._ __________ ~--- .. ~:"' ..!::t!Wllh ttll,Coum., a.tt °'Of- t •Thie t>u••ll9!t• 11 con· ~"'{ Pilot Maldl I . 15. 12. dve":-' bY an lnl11Y111• .. I 20 ' • Otenge CoeM OAJLV PIL.OT/ Saturday, t.t.tch 8. 1981 ---------- ~PtlotMefelll.t. 10.11. of Ille ()fY lo MOISI' .~ Thie IMtter II being JWO-tH4e 12,1MI Neoei!Yeo.a..mo,; ™wet ttotMPten-Prlvat•8•.tothe~ ,,.....,,.,.111 1 •• 24,1 ... D f.1H~ Nor1u"' Ml.IC NOTICE ~ Chyenooureo-"*"b.t.°' Nr1o u::-:' !tie a1 .. ot IMI*•......, Wood. a10 and tlm1 bldOlr. eubJect to ,, .. '41 .. tt!lll••H •· """' dolrlQ ~ -1---------ltle o-'*al pubk to,....... cafforni. O<w't cocs! S.0. tth 8trMt, HunllllOIOn oot1flfmat1on of Mid 811-.... It ....... ~ Orinp Coelll w-• UtitQUIWOOO f\.OORS. "8JC flJT1C[ •nd oomm•nl on thl• flon M.~ et MQ) w the ~~~tier 310 ~ Coun. on 0t •"-me r>i uai• ~ c.-Olllr Not Merdl I. 15, t2. w ::-CAu;:.:;ree1. Coete LR MD ACcaMT AMD =:=.\~-=:.: =~T~no = 91h S1rHt. H11ntlngton the =:' ~·~·: ~: ...... ~t, 11. U, tt. 1"' Sa-421 ~':1 ot ~~ W1111ern Fiord Werner. 1N HIAUH IYlitOPell Of' av IOt ~bMc ,........ NlllOt, Zonll\o M• w ~· 0:~ 1 MICOVrn, 1016 Chettnul ..._ M Pa.eel away E. ttnct Street. eo... Meea, THI ANNUAL llATUmlff ~II~ •t the~Plen-Uhlbll• .,. on ,.. In the ducted by: • -~ =::: A\'9 . Sult• r3• e.rt.bed. CA --... lllft-ar Som CAt2127 -YIMINDllD~ "'"" ment, Of PlennlnQ o.partment and~ -~ 9200t.CountyOf&..nOleQo, rtaJC M>11C( ~ ""'~ March 6, 1980. EJlubettl Franoee Watn., 11 ,_ el CA&..IPORNIA Newport &Mcll, S300 _,. av•~ IOf pubflc ...._ .... W State ot Celll0tnl&. all ihe ~ ..... Sep~ 23, 1916 ln '" E. 22nd Street. Coeta iiiNiiiii UN IMIUMMCI Cti 8oulevS:~3 NftPott ac>eatlon llld •umlnetlon Thi. ... =.ni wu "*' rlOfll, tltle and lnt.,..t of r:tel1TlOUI WN ..AlllnAW N ebrub Swvtved Meta. CA 92127 COMPANY, 17t1 c..itw 2129 i:· 225 ThOM dMlrlng totMtlfy In wlUHhe County Clerk Of Or· =•~t~l~lghlllmetll~ NAm ftATDmff The fo110w1ftO pertON ere by he.r ~ Gordon Tt\lt t>uslneu 11 con• ANftW, ._... aoo. ......_ I . t1VOf 0t In OC>C)Oeltlon to ihlt Mige County on Fet>N 3 ,,. • .. The folloWlnO penona er• ........, ~ .-: v Ua p k duoted by: hulband llld wl1-in9toft .... C.4 ...., Pvblllhed Or~ Cout proposal wlll be t iven 1t1 OC>-ttle fll'f • 111<1 lnletMI of Mid de-dOI bullflele M: 0'\ 8 l'tNAHCIAL &ff'-Ji'i&ard of l ar ; &lllA8ETH F WARNER Total ............. t• O;;ty Plloi Merch I . 19M portunhy lo do 90• If turthlr ,_10 OM1~ II~ tcqulred~ e'1x-Nl!WPORT ti 17 VICI. 7152 EdlnQer Hunt-d~httr, Yolanda Thi• stal.-nent WU !Med -....1a; , .... I , ... , s .. 433 lnl0tl'l\ltlon I• cs.Ired, yOU Pubfftllld Orenoe Cout :~ th!n =: ~~ltlon IO WMtclllf Oflye, Sutt• 105, lngton 9-atl. CA iit41 ( y) Blodaett of with tile COunty Cieri! Of Or· no.t7ti c:...,... ,.... .., may contao1 ttle PtennlnO Delly Ptlot Febn.11r; 15 22 thll of Mid dece.Md •• the Newport e,.cti. CA t2elO ~ Mcowmld, 1622 Santa An.a· = en,. County on Fet><uary -.-0.... patd 111 _. P18JC NOTICE o.pertmen1 It M3·8321. Merci\ 1 9 1988 · ' time 01 *'h In tnd to all HOWV<! G. Judah, 234& M1rllln Ln, Huntington cL"-'-en J oe' 18, 1988 oentrlbuted e11,.th11a CITY COUNCIL OP THI · · SA.·383 lhe c:ert•ln ;Ml ... ~ Rockrldt•. Orange, CA 9-atl, CA 92941 nuui-, .... _...,. Clnd ,_1'11 U,llMll ....... ........ '1Cl1Tl0Ua IUUllH CITY OP 'OUN'fAIN YAL· tltulled In the Cltyots.;;(a 92887 GrMt McOIMmld, 10071 of lk'M ,..__ Y Publ191led Or•~ Cou 1 ,.und• -0-; UnHal1ned NAMI ITAff•NT Ll;f', l "'Yn MaCtendCNI, Ana County o( Oren,... Rex A. ~. 141 1111 Oreenfern Clrole, Weit-Owizdal o f Fontana; Dally Piiot M.,.ctt . 15, 22, ""* (~) (1,1A;lial)1 The lollowlno perM)fll .,. City Cleft l'tll.IC NOTIC( State ol Cahloml1 e•'11!'"..'. Havre. Newpol't IMech, CA mine!«; CA 92113 -'-•.on Lola M1llf.on 29, 1988 ~ (~) .,..,. ~ dolnO buelneu ... !Sublllhed Or.ilOI Co.ti • ... .. -92883 Trw. b\tllnett I• con-...... ' S•-40e ....._ (-.-): .._..... JU~ THE THING. 302 l·B Delly Piiot M.,c:tl 9, t983 ~TmOUI IU ... 11 ~.ly d..Crlbld u '°'owe, 10 Thi• bullnM• 11 con· duGtld by: Fettler & 8on of N e bruka and ---------~Dlct'Mee) In C ..... Md Harbor 81vd., Coe1a M ... , S~5 NA• ITATl•NT PARCEL 1 Loi 20 01 TrM:t ducted by: oo-pettnert QAAHT MC DIAAMIO Lureen Pell1 o f "8JC NOTICE 11rpl111 durlnt 1HI Clalf 1>2828 The followtno Plfl()nl.,. No 19&4 In ttle Cl"-Of Santa Ru A. Reno, .._d 0 . Thie .utemem ... flied w--"'1 .. -..... Funeral ---------1 ...... 011; lneurano• In o.nn Schlepp1tl. 3 t81 1111-IC 11nncE doino ~ u • •1 Judah wltfl thl County etertt of Of· ............. ~. ld f1CnT10Ul IU...... ,oroe: ............... Madeira. Coet• M .... C4111f ruui. nu SHAW INVESTMENT Ana, county Of Orlnfl, Thi• et•ternenl .... lllld enoe Oounty on Mvc:fl 4 tervice will be he NAm ITATl•NT Aooldent a He•lth 92t2t • NOTICI,... --· -....... COM!:ANY, 190 Newport State of Calllomla, u per with the County C1er'k of Or· 1tM • Monda~ March 10 Pf "'Ill .. , 01• 1 _. ..--_... Cent-Of #21U\ ...__....... map rec:Ofded In be><* 55 • ' The lollowlnO peraoM we • "'1 .. • •: n · P1trlCll SQtlleppall, 3181 IMO .. ,OM THI CITY ·• -· ....... .,.,.. paoee 28 1110 27 ol Mlt-.ilOI County on Flf>nMY ~ 1986, 3 .M . at P acific dOlflO butlnw •; wr.-oe lft ~ C•a .... Madeira, eo.ta M .... Clltf COUNCll CW THI CITY OP BMchDon..£.tliWI .. 92s .. ~. Tr ... 1 .. oellaneous Mana, In the ot-19• 1886 Publlilhld Ortnoe CoM1 VI e w M o rtuary • G SERVICES. 18\42 ............ IO,OOO;Aod-92926 ...,, ...... -_,... ,.,. Deity Piiot Merell •. 15 n T-WCle Cltde, Munt""'ton dMtMdMlil'lti,._._.. DG Reed. 23955 Ceil· 'OYMTA .. VALUY of the Donel<! w Shaw ~o.!,!.~,:o"ntyrecorderot Publlthed Or eo.t 2t, 1Me • ' • C hapel. Vi1ltatlon .. .,. DWect C.....,.,. ..... NOTICE IS HEREBY Revocab11 Trust, 47 H.,bot -.. ........... , Datty p :;'T. a....25 Sund.a• 4 p M 9 BMch. CA ~G 9 ,... 41 on'-grove Blvd • Nlwtlalt, C.itt GIVEN tllat on Tueeday. Ridge Or Newport 8Mc:h EXCEPT th•t por11on lying ..... 11>:' M.,.cl'I • us. 22. y' . . to Thoma,. Under. t8142 *• ......, ~ ..... 91321 M.,c:h 18, 1988, at 8'00 P.M. Calif. 92aeo • Witt ol th• Norttierly n . s ... 2. P.M. Interment Pa· T-WCle Cira.. Hunnnoton .... :.... ...,,.. "' l.Or•11• Redd. 23955 Cel-In the Counc:jl Chwnblr. Jotinne snaw. AaynOlds. pro1onga11on Ol lhe East line NlJC ll)TICE cilic View .Manorla1 ~· Cb~= 11 con--•-wtttl • .: ~ f,~ Blvd., N9whall, c.m 10200 si.ter Avenue, Foun-Tr\191ee or. the PIUI and ol Lot 21. or Mid Tract No. park New p 0 rt ducted by Ill Individual ~~-~. = Thi• bu11neS1 ,, COi\• ~~~it ~1:::::-pu": ~2~t~!'. '9:!RCEL 2 An IUlmef'lt Pt8JC NOT1C£ ~~.~.. Beach.' In lieu of THOMAS A. GLINDER .. t .... ·--·· ducted by • genefll pan. lie lleetlng on the follOwlno. Corona del M Clalf 92825 OVlt' that por11on of talCI Lot ~ .,..... The~ ~ -flo wer1, M emorial Thlt statement -flied "' e ..._,.._ nerthlp A D "£VE L OP M ENT r' . 20 f T 1"".. .. ... ._ ITA ....... NT doing 1 #Ith It'll County~ of Or· CommlMlo.-of the ..... Petric. Sch~tl AGREEMENT IN CONNEC-Mary Kathryn Croo6cell, o rM:t "'" lying WMI .._ '~ LA'N b4leinW •: Contribution.I to the .,,,. County on Febnlwy of C.ittomla. pureuem to Thia •••temenl WU flied TION WITH PRECISE PLAN 'br':l9!. of~~ K•;~ fi!,,:': t~Ot1e'::Y11:C:::; dotr::; :::::: ::""" .... 81~0~ ~.'~~EN:~~o~i Hoag MMlOl'ial Hoe- 18. 1988 law. " .. "'""'°'°' with lheCountyC....k of Or· NO. 389 • APPLICATION 1580 s t Rid 0 LOI 211or utllltleund -GALLERIE OF IN· Beech, CA 92881 bital, Pulmonary "°121:11 Jeeeph • ''" ,...., enteCounlyon JanuetY?t. SUBMITTED BY SAN unM ige r., a-" -a•-TERI0 1><• 3620 S..br ••Mley, ••~ T ni p lfl Vi Publithed Or-noe Cout f'r .. tdent; ThomH E. 1986 DIEGO INVESTMENT AS-~ne Beach, Callf. 92651 purposee .,.., ,,,_,tenancll ""'• eezie .., W .... ...,., hOmae, t. ac C ew D•lly Piiot M.,ch 8. 15, 22. a=-:~~,._. ~ SOCl'"TES/J '"CKT'"RRDE· d .. _!I~ bbu1lneu 111 con-tllereol,NldUMmlllttobe Lane, Corona del Mar, CA 511 W. bOt BIVd. New-Mortu.,.v Directors .,.. -.-t .. ,. ,. .......... y. a 09'*• P4ll1 uMd for It'll lbo\'9 reflrred 92825 port 8eec:h, CA 92881 D AA 2-700.J' • 29. 1988 Dalfr ""°' Mafcm 10, PubllSlled Or~ Cout llELOPMENT COMPANY n«thlp . • to purposee only and takl Joyce E. Klfl0,·3820 SM-Thi• bU•I~• I• con-UTW· Sa-'410 12, 1• ' ' 11• Daily Piiot Februar; 15, 22, FOR DEVELOPMENT JoanneS. Aaynoldt euement lhall not be uMcl bl'Mll Lane. Corona del Cluctecl by: enlndMd'* SDT~.t.i.r ---------a."'21 March t, I. l988 AGREEMENT FOR DE· Tt\11 ttetement wu flied for llrMI or ro.Clway. Mar, Ca 92825 BRADLEY THOMAS nv<nn.n "8.IC NOTICE SA-372 \/ELOPER MITIGATION FEE with the County Clerk of Or-•more commO!\ly known W•lter S. Klnf, 3820 S..· Thie 1t1temlnt was flied DENNY SHUMAN, 1111111,IC NOTICE 1---------IN CONJUNCTION WITH -noe County on Januer; 29 u : 2514 w. Lincoln Avenue, br*• LM!ti. Corona del with the County Clerk ot Or· beloved wife of Sid- FICTITIOUl IUltNHI .-~ Ml.JC NOTICE CONSTRUCTION OF 39,000 1988 · Santi Ana. CA M•r. Ca 92825 atio-County on Marotl 5, Sh l .re .. ... NA• ITATIM!NT SQUARE FOOT RETAIL F2ltlZ2 T4Hml of tale'cuh In law· Thlt bu1lne.. le con-19M ney uman; o~ .. .. Ttlelollowlngpereontare flCl'ITIOUllUIMSI LIFIANOACCIDINTAMD S HOPPING CENTER Publllhld Orange Coui lul money of the United Cluctedby:hutbendandwlfe flmJ'A mother o f Doni dolno bualnltl at: NAME ITATIMINT HEAL TH IYN0,811 b, ALONG THE WEST SIDE OF Dally Piiot February 15 22 Stllee on confirmation or JOYCE E. KING Publlthed Orlnfe Coelt S h Um an . Mr I . WILLOW GLEN DE· The lollowlno pertont are TitE ANNUAL 8TATl•NT BROOKHURST STREET Mar0'1 1, 8, 1986 . . Ule, or pan ceth Ind bat· Thia ttatement ... flied Delly Pi.ot Merell 8. 15, 22. S human ii also VELOPMENT. 1901 N--dolng btalnest u : POR • YU.. ENOID DICHlllllt APPROXIMA TEL y I 000 SA-373 anc;e evleseno.d by not• ... with Ille County Clertl of Or· 29, 1tM aurvived by 3 arand- port Boulevard, eo.1e M .... GROUP, 18335 Spruce, S1 , 1115 0' ,ACIFIC FEET SOUTH OF TALBERT cured by Mortglfl or Tru1t -noe County on February SA""28 o• CA 92627 Fountain Valley, CA 92708 FINANCIAL LIFE IN-AVENUE Deed on IN property IO 19, 1986 sons and 6 great PKlflca Aatoclalff, Inc . Phlllp Nguyen. 16335 SURAHCE COMPANY, 700 B DE v EL 0 p MEN T rta.JC NOTICE eold Ten per cent of •mo\lnl ~ --.,. grandchildren, all are 1 Cellfornl• corpor•tlon. Sptuc., Founteln Valley, CA Newpon Centw on.., f'.O. AGREEMENT IN CONNEC-bid 10 be Clepoelled with bid. Publllhed Or•noe Coest .-_.,.NOTICE 'd f th t.e 190 I Newport BouleV•rd, 92708 lloa IOOO. N9WpOft ....-. TION WITH CONDITIONAL f1CTIT10Ua ....... Bid• O< oller1 10 be In wrll· Dally Pllol March 8. t5. 22. NOTICI reSI ence 0 e sta Cos!• MIU. CA 92827 June Nguyen, same Calltornta.... USE PERMIT NO. 812 TEN--NAm ITATIMENT •no and will be received •1 29. 1986 of Waahington. Ser- Riley Bower Apar1menli This but lne.. la con-Tot.. admm.d ••Mt• TA TIVE TRACT NO. 12856 • The followlng pwton It rt>e 11or ... ld ortlcl et any ~ 11 lfWTIMO -· vices 1 P .M . Monday IX. 2699 White Road, Suite ducted by-hu1band and wife M.204 ..... : Total Nall.._ PETITION SUBMITTED BY dolflO bu91neet u : time al1er 1he nret publl· The County S•nlt•tlon t CaJ Chapel if 255, lrvlM, CA 92714 Philip Ngvyen -.-c ............. SAN DIEGO INVESTMENT KCO SERVICES, 8381 cation llereol and before Otstrlcts of ~Or· a vary 0 Thll butlnen It con-Thi• ttalement wu fMed 1,ooo,ooo; ar... ,.w In and ASSOCIATES FOR DE· Mlllbrldge Clrcle, Hunt-dete ol..,. "8.IC NOTICl anoe County, • w4ll Costa Mesa, 3800 So. ducted bY' • gen«al pan-with 1he County Clerk of Or· contributed Hrplu llELOPMENT AGREEMEN'T lngton Belctl. Calif. 92~6 Dated thl1 19th day of ftCTmOUa IUUIEU receive ..-0 ~ untll Fairview, Costa Mesa . ..., ... , •noe County on Jenuary 18 • --.--..... FOR DEVELOPER MITIGA· Kay Ellubeth Deloadl, February 19&8 Thurldey, lolardl 20, ltM, En•-.._-t will f l ,..,.,, P J s Alley 1986 ' ~·Url~ltMd-= TION FEE IN CONJUNC-8381 MlnbridoeClrele, Hunt· Adml~ltlretor Laura N.-ITAnmNT et 11:00 A.M . .,_~be low""'~•tp~ vi:,;, Tl't11 tt•tement wet llleo F2IMM (eurplue) ttt.hl; Qaln TION WITH PROPOSAL TO lnoton Beach. Calif. 92~6 llllleteeenburf of the lletete The lollowfno pereon1 -recatved .. the Olltrtats Ad- wlth the County Clerk of Or-Published Orange Coast (LoH) frolft operation• DEVELOP THE PROPERTY lhll buslnen It con-of~ ~I dolflO bualneae •: minlltrltlw omc. by the Memorial Park In ange County on Fab<uery O•lly PllOt February 15, 22, IOS,141; lncreaH (De-SITUATED GENERALL 'Y ducted by: an lndlvldual Richard B Maogurn 1015 UNIQUE PRODUCT CON-date llld time ~ lieu of flowers, con- 18. 1986 M•rch 1 8. 1986 c, .... , In Ceptt .. and 1000 FEET SOUTH OF Kay E. Deloach Chellnul Ave Suite E3 &_ULTANTS. 23 Sweet Rain .... tortll, .. wtllch time they tributlons may be FI0131t . Se-392 •_urpl_u• durlnt 1115 TALBERT AVENUE AND Thi• atalemenl -flied Cerlsband CA i12008 . lrvlne, CA 92714 wlll be publldy opened tnCI Publlthed Orange Coast JTZ.lll;tn.ur In 305 FEET WEST OF wltlltheCountyClerkofOr· PublllNid Oren,. Coast Stuart A. Shevitz, 23 oam!Mcl.,theofftceofthe sentto:TheAmerlc.an Dally Piiot M•rch 8. 15. 22. D11DtfC NOTICE Netloft~ ,;'!!.. ..!.°':! BROOKHURST STREET ange County on Januwy 31, Delly Piiot Mtrch 1, 2. 8, SWM1 Rain. Irvine. Ca 92714 Olltr1cta, 109'4 Ellll Av-Cancer Sodety of Or-r-UUL .-....-. w I T H 9 3 u N I T 1988 1986 Thi• busln•H It con-enue. Fountlln 11.-y. Cell-Co p 0 29, 1986 cklent a HNlttl ,,.,..ium. TOWNHOUS E DEVELOP n.l20 S "'" .. n • ducted by: an Individual fomi., for the folowtng: ange u n ty. . . Sa~ 19 FICTITIOUS IUllNEU 0; lneurance In fore•: MENT . Publllhe<I Orange Coat • ....,._.. STUART A. SHEVITZ PURCHASE OF CAUSTIC Box 1870, Newport ---------NAME ITATIMl'NT 42.IM.7'7; Aockfent and C. DE v EL O P MEN T Dally Pilot Februery 15. 22, DllDllC NOTICE Tlllt tt•tement wu nled SODA SOLUTION, SPECIF!-Beach, CA. 92660. Pa-f'tB..IC NOTICE The following pereons 1te health ,,_1ume . Direct AGREEMENT IN CONNEC-Marett 1, 8, 1986 r-UUL With Ille County Clertl of Or· CATION NO. P...oa9 ctflc Vl~ Mon. ... ..., ---------doing buslness H : Announc-Calffomla •u•I-..... 0 TION WITH CONDITIONAL SA-380 ange County on February Bid• mufl be IUbmltted .....,.....,..__ 4.U 2·1 ·-oo J ' flCTfTtoUI IUllNESI Ing . . 432 Seeward Rd.. W• Mre0r -'"Y that DEPA .. TMINT OF 19 1986 .>r1 the form .. .-..... ..., ttle ~wni UTS-Corooe Del Mlt. CA 92625 the ebo¥e lteme.,. In ac-USE PERMIT NO. 752 AND DEVEL0"'11NT . -....--w1 1-----·-----NA• ITATI!MENT ---'-~ wtth ...... ·--·· ... TENTATIVE TRACT NO 11111111c NOTICE ••• ...,..., no-tMa Olltrlc:ta In accordance wtth SCHNEIDER The lollowlno persona ere Keith M Bowler, 2521 w. --· ...... ...._ 12393 • PETITION SUB· .-~ °"'" .... "'" Published Orange Coast ell prO'Mlonl of the tpeCff\-dolng bualnea1 u : Sunflower H-14, Senl• Ana, ltatement fot the '"' M 1 TT ED By 1 8 • ENV9"0NMENTAL Dally Piiot March 8, 15, 22, cations. FATHER THOMAS WfiERRY CONSTRUC· CA 92704 ended Dlolmblf Ii, 1• FfCTrTIOUl IUltNlll AHOURCH IECTION 29 1988 Specification• bid bltnkt M SCHNEIDER TION,•14452 Plnew~CI. Tim Stuslnes. 432 sea-made to the lt\llltlltOI RAELSKY /SVALSTA.C NAMEITATIMENT Notlce ltherebyglvenby ' Sa-412 ancUurtherll ' tlon · ,age Tuatln, CA 92880 ward Rd Corona del Mar Comml..._ of IM ltet• PROPERTIES FOR DE· The following person 11 the Deplrtmenl of Develop-beobt11Md~tc;i',::bo't9':! 68, paue d away C .. 9262.. · of Celtf-•-.... -.. -t to VELOPMENT AGREEMENT d-'"" bu.a•~a u · -1 s~"~ fnulron-M h 6 1986 j Jetfrey Kenneth Wtlefry , E d Cr~. 432 Seaward law. ... ..... -·~· IN CONJUNCTION WITH B AKER.COMMERCIAL i~i'A~;;;"sec:tion, ~iih; f'tB..IC NOTICE drt11, telephone (714) arc . ' n SuMWd by mother, Roae Sta.nil; •~P'" brother ,\lf red StanaJ;unclea.l'rank and John O.rcer: aunt. Hannah Jewell. Former Put.or o f Saint.I Simon and Jude Cat h o lic Church, Huntl.np>n B each . Former Chaplain of JJoac MemorW H oep!tal, Newport Beach and tot tM Los Anplel a.ma foe 10 yMrl. Fonner PulO" of St. Clare Chu r c h , Portl1nd, Oreaon, and St. Mark Church, PhoenJX, A.rbooa. Or· o.niJ.ed St. Ja.ephl of Lo. AngeJel Boyt and Girla Club. Spiritual Director of 'nw!ology and Seminary Htgb Sebool of B_anta Barbara. Member of K iwan is Club o f Huntington Beach . Viaitation Saturday, 1 P .M. to 9 P.M., Sun- day 5 to 8 P.M. at Dil- day Broe. M ortuary. Rosary Sunday, 3:30 P .M . and Funeral M an M onday. 10 ..+ A.M. Both at Sain~ S im on and Jude Catholic C hurc h . 20444 M agn olia, Huntington Beach,,... Presiding Most Rev. John T. Steinbock , A u.xilary Biahop of Orange. Donations to Cana Soc iety o f Saints Simon and Jude Catholic Church. Direct.ed by D il da y Br os M ortuary. 842-7771 'Ac.tCV.W ~ _.,..,.L,W c.m.tery • Mortuary Chaoet • CretnatOty 3500 ~eclflc View Orlw ~Bw;ti &M-2700 HAMOR LAWN. llT.OUVI Mottuery •Cemetery Cr~t°'Y 1e25~w. CostaMeu 540-5554 ~~·~~~newood Rd, Tuetln. Rd Corona det Mar CA ThomHC. lutton. .,,..._ CONDOMINIUM DEVELOP· REAL ESTATE SERVICES, Clly of Huntington Beech 98~4~1"-, .._.__ Fountain Valley. CA. Thie but lneH ls c:on-92625 dent, Audnty L Mftfll MENT UNDER CONSTRUC· 142 Wettporl, Newport 1he1 the following requests FICTITtoUI ~II .... ;_, ~c;;.;.: ---------"'---------- ducted by an lndlvidull Thia bu11rien 11 con-~ Ofange c-t T 1 0 N A T t 7 3 3 3 8eectl. Calif 92660 for Negtllva Oeclerellon N.-ITA~ tr........_.,........ JEFF WHERRY ducted by • llmlled penner-D•MJ Plk>t March ..... 10, 11, BROOKHURST STREET VIQ(I M Baker, 142 West--r• reviewed and are I Vl ll· The following pertonS .,. Pubhhad er.,. Coat l'hlt ttelafMnl wu mee1 Ship 12, ,.. TheM matter• •re beln( port, Newport BMc::h, Calll eble tor public review com· Clolno t>ullneu u : Dally Piiot Marcll 8 lte8 Keith Bowlet ~1 Pt'ocaMd purtuant 10 lllf 92860 menclng POQ BINDE RY ANO • .. with Ille County Clerk ol Or· Plt nnlng I.awl of the Stell Thll bu.lneaa la con-Negative Oec:J1tetlon No MAILING SERVICE. J327 s.-4311 Something special waits-r or you today in classified. enoe County on February lhll st••emeo• wu filed ot Cellfornl• (Gov't Cod« ducted by. an lndlvlduel 86-6 ill• requesl 10 adopt a Slonefleld, Costa Meta, CA ------18, l988 noi-1 :::et~;~~tu~1 P\~US NOTICE I Sec:tlon 85.000 el MQ) Vlctll M 8eltef --1uel boundty f0< the i2828 ~====---::=jiiij;t=1]!111~iiiiiij;;jji!ii.;;;;:;~~----..._-:-:-:- PubllStled Orenoe Coa.tl t9 1986 K 23700 I the Fountain Valley Zonl"' This ttatement wu llleCI proposed Bolsa Chica Un-Kim D Quinlan. 1327 ) O~ly Piiot March & 15 22 F'JO'IS71 NOTICE OF Ordlnan<:e The Zoning Ordl-with ltle County Clerk of Or· eer Park Stonefield, Cotta M .... CA 29• 1988 Publlslle<I Orafl9CI Cout D£ATI4 OF nance. Zoning Maps WIG ange Couniy on Januar; 30 The ptopoeed ptrlt lite lt 92826 S~ l8 Dally Piiot M•rcn I 8, 15, 22. DOftil EUZA8ETH Hhlbltt ate on ft1e In IN 1986 ' loc:eled along the Hunt· Pamelt A l.aflO*dorl, I 19 1986 I Plennlno Dlpar1ment an< ~ inoton Beacll Mesa Blulls 14th Strfft, Hunllng1on Se-~2 ALLEN, AKA ~• are •v•ll•ble ror publlc In Publlthed Oranoe Cout bli-t Huntington Central BNctl, CA 92648 "8.IC NOTIC£ ~~I::!'~: spectlon and examination Dally Piiot February IS, 22, Pane end Bolta Chica State Thie bu1lneu le con- ....... Thoee desiring 10 1 .. uty Ir Mareh 1. 8, 1988 Beech. west ol Edw•rd• ducted by • generll part- ftCTmOUI IUltNHS Pt&.IC NOTIC[ ANO °" PETITION lavor or In oppotltlon le SA-375 Street end S..poln1 Av-nerlhlp NAME STATEMENT I TO ADMtNllTI" tlleM propoula wlll bl glvef' enue Kim Quinlan and Pamela The follOwlng pertons •r• FICTITIOUS 9USINESI EITATI NO. A-1otOS1 •n opportunity •• Clo IO. I Coplet ol lheM requeatl A. Langldor1 dolflO buslnes•.. NAME STATEMENT To all llelr1, berllflc:larlel, runher Information 11 Cl• P\Bl.IC NOTICE are on me with the Clry This at•lement wu flied II & E LANDSCAPE AND The lollowlng pereons are creditors end contingent tired. )'OU m•y contact 111« Clerk, City of Hunllngton' with the County Clerk ot Or· MAINTENANCE COMPANY. do Ing bus In ea s • s · credl1ors. and pereona wtio Pl•nnlnll Depanment a• ftCTITIOUI IUllNEll Beach, 2000 Main Strfft, •noe County on February 2425 N Batev1a St, Orenoe. Cla umate Resources. may be OlherwtM lnter"led 963-8321 NAME STATEMDIT Huntington Beech Cell· 18, 1988 Ca 92665 14482 Beach Blvd., Sulle C, in the wlll and/or estate of. CITY COUNCIL Of THI Tiie lollowtno pereon1 ere lomla Any perton 'withing "'1• Edward Archibald 6122 Wntmlnater. CA 92683 DORIS ELIZABETH ALLEN. CITY 0, f04NTAIN VAL· dolflO bullness U : C.A T. to comment on ltlele re-Publlthed Or8llfl Coast E Shenandoah. Oran0e. CA Frank Wllll1m Tlrnedy. AKA DORIS E. ALLEN. AKA LEY, lwelyn McClendon TALE PRODUCTIO NS. queall may do IO In writing Dally Piiot M•rch 8. 15, 22, 92867 9632 Hammon Ave D6. DOAIS ALLEN City Cleft 18142 Firestone Ct., Foun-within 10 dlya ol lhlt notice! 29, 1986 Victor Eggert, 168 No Hunting Ion Beach, CA A petition hes ~ flied Publl11led Oranoe Coas• teln Valley. CA 92708 by providing written com-Sa-409 Sl'lalluck Place. Oranoe. Ca 92646 by RUTH VERE SHILLITO In Dally Pllo1 March 8, 1986 Robert Chapman, 18134 menls lo the Depertment ol ---------92666 This business la con-lhe Superior Cou11 or Or-1 S•-43' Flrettone, Fountain Valley. Oevelopmenr S«Vlc:es En- Thll butlneH 11 con-1 ducted by an Individual anoe County reque.tlng 1hat CA 92708 v1ronrnen1ll Rff<>Urce .. Sec-Pl&.IC NOTIC£ ducted by • general part-Frank w Tirnaay RUTH VERE SHILLITO be ooim•tC NOTICE Anita Chapmtn. 18134 !Ion, P.O Box 190, Hunt-FICTITIOUI .,..,._11 nert hlp Thts st•tenient ,..., llled appoln1ed ea pereontl rep-r~ Flrestone, Founteln Velley. inoton Beech CA 92648 -- EDWARD ARCHIBALD wl1h 1he Co~.inty Cle<k of Or· resentellve lo edmlnlater Ille FICTTTIOUl IUllNEll CA 92708 Commente ~Ill be con-.J!A:": ITA-ro.NT ThlS S1alement wu flied ~e County on February 7, estate ol the dl09Clen1 NAME ITATl•NT Thomae Marsh. 18 t42 lldered by the decltlon-dol ~sia::::t :.on• - with the County Clerk of Or· 19 6 f ~~It P~111:.c:; 1 r:~ue~,:: Ttlt followlno pertont are Flrestone, Fountain Valley, making body In It• dlllbef.. sno& F ASSoCIATES A arioe County on Fe bruary J00527 au Y 0 m n ., olng buslnea u CA 92708 tlon on whether an En-Calif 1 General Part ' 18 1986 I Published Orange Cout es1ata under the Ind~-MCM ADVERTISING & AMmalh Mar9", 18142 vironmentel Impact Repoft 1 om• M rllf· F301ll7 Daily Piiot March 8 IS, 22, dent Admlnlstrellon ol El · MARKETING S ERVICES, Flrutone. Founteln Valley, lllould be prepared ror the ;:,~;,, 3~~ S~ Ortvl, Published Orange Cou1 29 l986 tales A.cl utte 181, • 12 N Coast CA 92708 protect Clllll0<nte 92eeo Beech, D11ly Pilot March 8. t5 22. Sa-436 wt~ =-~~"3: ~:rc~11is Hlghwey, North Laguna. d~': ::s~~!1 ~~~= Publls'1ed Orange Cout Mlctleet 1. Collen, 3e9 San 29 1986 Se-417 1986 at 9.30 A M in Dept• Calif 92651 nerSlllp Delly Pllol March 8. 1988 Miguel Orl¥e, Suite IOO, P\B.IC NOTICE INO 3 a1 700 Clvle Cent4tr Petrlclt A eer-. 765 ~ath N MarSll Sa-438 Nlwpof1 Beach. Celltom .. ------------------Drive Wes1 Senti Ane, CA Kendall, Legune Beech, This stetlHTlet11 was filed 92860 Pt&.IC NOTICE fteTmoua BUSINESS 92702 ent 92651 with the County Clerk or Or-Pt&.IC NOTICE Robert D. Exel, 360 San NAME STATIMENT IF YOU OBJECT to lhe Ronald Van Oycil. 25321 -noe County on January 16, Miguel, Sutle 100, N9wpor1 FICTITIOUI •UllNEll The tollowlno Plf90'15 are granting ot the petlllon you Acacia Cl Mission Viejo. 1986 IYNOflllS °" TitE A• Beecti. Cllllomla 92MO NA.ME STATIMENT dotng buSlness es TREND!should eltllef appear 1j tht Caill 92891 F21MS4 NUAL ITATl!MINT -Fred Springer, 1118 2tth ThetollowlngPlf'M>nserej AEALTV 2311 Elden Av-hearing •nd lllte your ob-Thi• bualn•u la con-Published Orenoe Coast f\.OfUITI' MUTUAL IN• Slreet,Sult•F.Sac:ramento, dotng bulloeH as enue Ste 1 Costa Mesa. CAliecuons Of Ille -111en ot>Jec· dueted by • general par1· Delly PllOI February 15, 22, llMANCE COWANY, 800 Callfoml• 95818 SELECT SHOPPING SEA 92627 tlons with the cour1 before ~lhlp .,_ March 1. 8. 1988 It. Loul1 ltreet, Id· Thia butlnest la con· VICES, 2•53 Or ent1 Av-Gordon Dix Boel1ner the hearil'IQ Your appear-llrlcla """"n-Sa-393 wardtlwltte, ll aon ducted by: • gen«al pan. enue, •J Coste Meu, CA 2311 Elden Ave • 1 Costa ance m•y be in pereon or by This atalement wu llled y-Ended o-mw nel'-"IP 92627 Mesa CA 92627 'your attorney wl1h tile County Clerk of Or· 11, 1M$ Mich ... 1. Collen, Genlrll Michael Rober1 Gamble 1 Thie busoneas •s con-IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR enge County on January Jt, P\Bl.IC NOTICE Total edlftltl9d ...... Penn« 24530rengeAve •D Coste ducted by anlndlVlduel °'a contlnoenr creditor of 1986 FICTITIOUl8Ull....,ll 147.252.-:Totalllabttlttet Thia •t•tement wu flied Mesa. CA 92627 Gordon Dix Boetzne< lhe deceased. you mull Ille f~ ..,. 24,t251127; lpec:lel _..,..,. with the County Clertl of Or-8"tnz Cardenas Suarei.j Thia ate1emen1 was llled your claim with Ille oou'1 or Publltlled Orange Coul NAME STATIMINT fund• 11,275,000; \Jn• •noe County on February 2453 Oranoe Ave, lfJ , Colla with me County Clerk of Or· present 11 to Ille pereonal Delly Pilot Febru•ry 15, 22. The lollowino pertont er• ... JL."::.. funde (..,,eu.) 19, 1988 Mesa. CA 92627 1nge County on February representative eppolnled by March 1, 8, 1986 dolng butlness H : KEY A.II., 21, • lllfpllll .. ,.. f'I01m This bullneu 11 con· 10. 1986 lhe cour1 wl1hln lour month• SA.·385 2293 8 F0<dham. Coste 9Hdt pollorholden "or A. L•-ltz, At• ducted by a general pan-FSOOl27 from lhe date ol nrat It· Mesa. CA 92626 22.s27,eot; Income fOf the lorMJ .. Law, l300 lftetet net ship Put>llshed Orange Coast auence of letters u provided P\8.JC NOTICE John H. 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It's yours free by writing- CONSUMER INFORMATION CENTER MIC HA EL ROBE AT 0111ty Piiot March 8 15. 22, In Secllon 700 of Ille Fordham. Colll Mesa. CA ment• for the r e•r M•H, C•llforna t2t2t, GAMBLE 29 l986 Probste Code of Cellfomla FICTITIOUl IUllNlll 92626 11,sa.NO M1·1• (it) Thia statemen1 wes filed Se-437 Tiie time for flllno cie1m1 w111 NAM! ITATE•NT Thia buelneu 11 con-We ~ ~ lftet Pvblllhld Or•noe COii! - w11ri Ille County Clerk of Or-not ellplre prlO< to tour Thi IOllowlno pereon It 0"J'~ ~y. C:~,:~~lvlduel the eboWlt ltome .,. lft ac-~~:~t M.,ch 8. 15. 22. ange County on Febru1ry ~UC NOTICE mont"5 from the d•I• of the ClolflO butlnete u · Thi• sl•lement wee flied "'danoe wlttl the AIWMMI · A public Mrvloe ol lhl1 publlcltoon i nd the t8 1986 hearing notice above J C ENTERPRISES. 245 with the County Clertl 01 Or· lt•tement for the raar ~22'11 Consumer lnlormatJon C.ntar of lhe f301310 CITY OF YOU MAY EXAMINE the Fltcher Ave ,11~. Cotta Cou ended o-mblf 111 i----------U S"'---·'"'"'&· • ' Publl•lled Orenr Coas1 NEWP04'T HACH l"le keot by 1tie cOUft 11 you M .... CaHI 92828 = nry on J1111U•fY 17• ,.. .. lo the lnewence flt8JC NOTIC£ ____ ..,..VIC., Admlnlstrabon DEPARTMENT RX PUEBLO, COLORADO 81009 Delly Piiot March . 1$ 22 f'UeLIC NOTICE ere 11 P«son tnt4HMted 1n John Andr-Cennon. 9 faaal Comm.teetoner, ~·to --...;.;~-.-.;.;....;.;..;;-.._ lr---------.----------------- 29 1986 NIGATIVI tile es1ate, you may MtW 2068 • 111 S1 • Nawpor1 Pu I 0 lew. . ftCTTTIOUI .,..... I EASY AS PIE Sa-• 1• DECLA .. ATIOH upon lt>e execut0< 0< •dmln· BNcn, C•llf 92ee3 D.ily~r*:: ren,. Coast Otln A. Wet&el, "'91dertt; NAm ITAT'llmCT ---------NOTICE IS HEREBY ltlretor 0< upon Ille •I· Thie butlnHt 11 con· Merell 1~~. ~~ t!>, 22• Cerolile I. Kleffman, Ito-The toltowlng per90N .. P\8.IC NOTICE GIVEN that • Negative Dec-torney tor lhe exacu1or or ducted by an lndtvldual s8_395r NtarJ o1ng bu4llllMI •: tarallon has been Pt'ec>•red 1dmlntstra1or end n1e wl1h Jonn Andrew Cannon ~ °'.,.. COMt SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT ' un ANO ACCIDINT ANO by Ille City of Newport the cOUtl wtlh ptOOf of -· Thi• ••••emen• WU nled Daly"°' Mardi •••• 10, 11, 423 31th Street, Newpori --- HIAL TH IYNOf'tll Of Beech in conoecllon with the ~. a wrl1tet1 reque11 11•1· with the County Cltrtl of Or· PUBUC NOTICE 12, 1• Belctl, CA 92983 THE ANNUAL ITATl•NT tollowlflO PfOjeCI Ing that you dellr• tpedal 81199 County on Januwy 31. ...... Eric: Steven Rankin, t2S • Yl!A .. !NOID DICElllH.. HOS PIT AL ROAD WIDEN· notice of Ille flllno of an m. 1986 ,ICTITtOUI 9U..... 36th Street. Newooft 9-atl. Jt. 1tll Of ,AC,,IC ING FROM NEWPORT 'tll'llOl')'lndtPPlaiMmenlof '-11 NAiii ITATIMENT rta.JC NOTICE C.92883 MUTUAi. ~ INllMAHCI! BOULEVARO(STATE HIGH· "t•t• ...... Ot Of the petl-Publlthed 0r8"g4' Cout The fOllOwlng pereon1 wt Elene Rankin. t23 Mth COWANY. 100 .... port WAY 55) TO NORTH NEW-llontor.oocxintarnenlloned Delly Piiot Februwy 15, 22. Clol~ bualMM 11: Wllllam Uf!I ANO ACCKNT MD Street, N9wpor1 BMotl. CA c-... om.. ,,0 . lol toOO, PORT BOULEVARD In Section 1200 and 1:100.5 of Merell 1, 8, 19M R. pp • AMOClet•. 2503 HIAL TH 8YNO,lll OP 929&3 Me'#por1 8Mc;h, Cltltfomle It Is the pteserlt intention the California Probat• Code SA-379 Eattbluff Oflve, 204. Newf· t-.. ANNUAL aTATl-.wT Thlt bu.ineu 11 con• .... of Ille City to eooept the lvrton & GM*ln, At· port Beech, CA 92660 • Y1A" INDl'D DIClmlR ducted by:~ and wtr. Total 1dmlt1ed u ett Negative 0.Cl•r•11on The tomey '°' .,.......,.,, ,,o. Pta.IC NOTICE Wllllam A. l(lpe>, eoe Celt>a 11 1• Of CALM'ORNIA ERIC RANKIN S4,8 17,34 5 ,779. Total Ci1yencourage1 memblr1ot 9o•l51,WMttler,CA90IOI Pl~.Newport BMc:h. CA MHimLftlNIURANCI Tiii• .... .,...,. ... ftled llabtllllet 4,393, 124,978. the geoeral pubflc lo review Publlthed Oranoe Cont 1'1CTn'lOUI au ... 11 92MO COM,ANY 1711 Cetttw w\111 the County a.11 of Of .. Cae>ll•I paid up 0 Groll and comment on tlll• Delly Piiot March '7. e. 14, NAMI ITAff•NT Jonn Harry Feld, 2548 0.-A"'"'9 ht.. aoo .._. -. County on ~ paid In and contributed documentation Cop!M of 1986 TM followlng '*"'°" 11 nlM , Or•noe. CA 92887 lntltOft t...c.., CA tiM1 • t8, 1tee eyrpfus o, Specl•I aurplu• thl Negative O.ClaretlOn are FS•914 Oolno bual,_. u : Thlt bueln.u I• con· 'otal edlftltt.cl a .. ata "'1111 Fund1 41,584,424, Un· l v•ll1bll tor public revtew THE REPORT, 2772 ducted by 1 oener•I pan. ~.7'&2; To........... Publlthed Orenoe C0Mt HllgneCI 1und1 (eurplue) end 1nepect1on et the Plan-ML.JC NOTIC( Harbor 81Vd. Oee>t sc -101. '*:i::f R K 210,171; c..., ,... • D•lly Piiot Mlrch 8, 15, 22, 182 838,375; Geln (Lost) nfng 0epAr1mtnt. City· of eott• ,,,...., Cellf 92928 am lpp/Jolln ...,._car....,.... In Md 29 1tM 1romoper111on1 14,5H,598, Hewe>«t &..-ch. 3300 New· NOTICICW ~oe c Fonnerll,2040 H.,ryF..o eontrfbllted ••r,lue s.-413 lncre&M (Oecnlaea) In Capt-port B~levard, Newpor1 ""*JC H1AWQ Phal.,op1 Court, Cott• wl~·~~W:-off~ ~ a...,... ..,,_.. --------- lat and Surplul CluMQ 1985 BNch. A. M4·3225 I II!~ n. CITY Miu, Callf 92421 .,. County F~ ,.,,., .... ~ u" .. '""" 5.317.09 7. 1111ur•nce In 2128188 CO\MCL OF THI Thi• buttln•u 11 con-11 ltle °" ""* \_,..,.) (1.111,11:9); --...---.-... ...... ...-..... _.,. ;:.;;3~679.~~I OA~~!~ Oer;,~.C::.::'l91e~ ,OUNTcz;.rA&.&.n ~;-t'F=r.* Pu~ ,_,.,. =. =~'h'...: ~A~ll •nd Heel th premium• St·<t32 HOTICI! IS HU,!IY Thi. et•ternent WM fled Delly Pltot r=ary ~ (Deofw) !ti C .... aM fhe folowlng l*90N .,_ 313,871.050. 1"9Uf'anoa In ---------GIVEN tl\at on Tueedly, wtttl the County Ctertt of Of· Matell 1 s 15 19M •••• ,... ..,1 .. , 1tll dolno ~ - Fore• C a 11fo r n 1a "8.IC NOTIC£ Marc:fl 18.1tM,•t800PM .,.eoun1y0n 'IONal'y3. ' · SW94 ...-.rm lftHrHH I& £Cl8Ai. ,,.o,umu. IT'I Al IAIY Al N TO ADYlllTlll II 12..978 780,750, A~lffnt It! the Council Ctlln\ber ttM Perclk Ml••, .... .,.._ 1161 10w11 Street UNt "9" and hHlth premium• • CITY OF t0200 Slit• Avenue. Foun-,_,, Aeolfnl I Hull9-Coeta M--. CA nae . THI! DAI. y Pll.OT'a CLAlllPllD PAQl8 Otre c t C •lllornla ••~RACt4 tain v,_,, Celltomle. ltle ~Or-. eo.t "8JC NQTJC( ''•••••• 41,t11i ,,.. Alc:Nnt A Enlle. ltA PRIVATEPAATYAA~ (NoCanolletton) 160,241,911 PUIUCNOne• CttyCounc.tlwlll'IOto •puC>-Deity PllOl FebNlll'f 15. n. ...... ... ,.,..c ...... lowllltrwt.Unfl "l ".COIU s~ 5trtrw-J..-....- W•hlr•DyoertlfytNt"'9 •GAnvt Mc:MartnoontnefOll>wWig March 1,1. tMI IC-IYJt_,...=Met-...... CAl2tat ~ ,.,..,.,..,.,. abCMS lt41MI .,. '" ac-DICUMnC* APP(AL "u:.o IY IA-3at ............ ... ...... __ ,_ lltobert L (191 ltl, 40I l«Jl*h~ 3,,,. 5cleyt #.OO c:Otdanoe wftll Ille Annval HOTICC IS HEAUY WALT!R BAl lS RCGAAO-....... '""'1Y .,.,... c.-.... ....... 9Mfl ,., .... Anlflil6m. CA • 11:wr•,..OlllylJPIJ/'ltO,..,,,,~fr1'•prlt»oll100000or ... SttlttfMfll lor tlll yffr OIV!N !Mt • ~tlYI ~ ING PLANNING CO M· •-u-W\fll'C .. ,,,,._.... ,_.....,.. t2IOI • ......._ _ _. '» lrdldiJd., _,. ended o.c.mw 31. 1"5 tair•tlOrl ha oeeri ~MISSION'S DENIAL OF .._,., IYll-. .... 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'" wa•~ Tnt1Jen A...,.en,~ary METif'SAt{OUGH'TrNO R&ll\CWOfUP,AOVALAT BULTIHO ,,0 Ith,,,.... NoeiOell~Gl\lell"'-t cagxt ,. .......... wm.theCounf)'a.ntClfC. CAL&.la 1171 Publllhed Oflllcte Coaat rt It lhe 1>"9Wll mtentton. 15900 LOS .._UOI H1.1nt~tOll hec:.h. C.nf' W. ~ '*"' Mii at :.. .... ,,...., .-wt .. tnoe ~ on ~==:.lJ~=======~=~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~ , - ..... ----.· . ,. <.OV 1-.R HOME PROVIDED hv <,R\ RB & El.I.IS ORANGE COAST PUBLISHING COMPANY .1' 11 .: I l"l "".I I • J .. ] [j~J l~&J •\ "Pf.<.I \I. i\D\ERTISI"<, "'' PPI l-.\1E'ff \ OI :>. "0 10 "\Tl RD.\' \1\RCH 8. IQ86 Rate chart Lenden .,.., ...... Point. 1..,..,tbred ....... ~ BANKS Bank of America 10.125 2.00 10.000 2.00 9.250 Croctcer 10.125 2.50 9.875 2.00 9.250 Am Interstate 10.125 2.00 9.875 2.00 9.000 MORTGAGE COMPANIES Muon McOuffte 9.875 2.00 9.825 2.00 8.875 GMAC 9.875 1.50 10.000 2.00 8.500 SAVINGS AND LOAN Amertcan 10.000 2.00 9.875 2.00 8.750 Home 8avtnga. NA NA NA NA 8.750 GNetWeltem 10.eoo 2.00 10.500 2.00 9.000 Celtfomlll ~ 10.500 1.50 10.250 2.00 8.750 Home Feder.i 9.875 3.00 8.875 2.00 9.125 Greet Amertcen 10.260 2.00 10.000 2.00 9.125 •• • 1•Dblllol ............ ...-.:8.770. W11lllf lrl•11111 ..... co. 7.12; 1-Yr. Trw.. 7.52. Index: 11•• r.-lndlcator ~to cMCelnn c:Mligee lln mor1g1ge In• ... rate. ~: mnount or~ edded to the Inda et 99dt ad)uMfMnt lntlMll to determine the new 6nterett ra1e. INFORMATION PAOVK>EO av THE HEITMAN GROUP, INC., OF STOCKTON, CA. (209) 477-5155. ... . ... Point. ..... ...... 2.00 &-Mo.CO 2.50 2.00 1-Yr.T,...., 2.75 2.00 1-Yr.T ...... 2 .75 2.50 1-Yr. Tr ... 2.75 2.00 1-Yr. r ...... 2.75 1.50 11th Dtlt. 2.25 1.50 11th'*'· 2.00 1.50 11th oe.t. 2.21 2.00 1-Yr. r ...... 2.aa 1.50 11th Dllt. 2.21 2.00 1-Yr. T,_, 2.71 I ' ._ ________ .,. __ _.__. .. . COVER HOME ' PROVIDED by GRUBB & ELLIS INSIDE pg. 2 Market M._, pg 3 Proftle pg 4 Grubb & Ellis pg. S Grubb & Ellla pg. 6 Grubb & Ellis pg. 7 Unique Homes pg. 8 Hunt & Aaeocletes pg. 10 Aemax of Newport pg. 1 1 Rick Alderette pg. 12 Aemax of Costa Mesa pg. 13 Aemax of Costa Mesa pg. 14 Remax of Costa Mesa pg. 15 Harbor Realty pg. 16 Classlfled pg. 17 Claaslfled pg. 18 Casslfled pg. 19 Classified pg. 20 Open Houae Olreciory pg. 21 Open House Olreciory pg. 23 ColdWell Banker, Costa Mesa pg. 24. Coldwell Banker. Newport a..ctl lailJPilll TURNER . . . 'SELLING BIG IN LAGUNA By JIM BATBCOCI Dlillf ..... C4ii I $ ' 1 When Louise Turner started selling Laguna Beach real estate in 1957, ocean frontage sold for $10,000'per lot Those days arc gone, but Laguna's enchantment-still-bolds its power over Turner as she hel~ new and established residents find their ideal home. Turner opened her own brokerage in 1964, 20 years after she first visited Laguna Beach to escape the warmer summers of Pasadena. Over )he years, she has watched the town grow from an isolated village with only one paved road ~d one J.C. Penney store to its current status as an artists• and vacationers' Mecca. Remembering early Laguna, Turner ~d the smaller commuruty was much quieter and that everybody had the chance to meet and taJk each day when they went down to pick up their mail. However, the tradeofffor development wasn't all bad. The new people who made Laguna grow were the art- ists, shop owners and a greater number of younger people who Turner said have contributed to a more balanced community. Today, Laguna Beach, e~ pecially Emerald Bay, as filled with younger owners than in years past. They are pay~ng anywhere from S400 000 to $3 million to live ~n the western slopes of the coastal mountains over- looking the Pacific, Turner said. Though Laguna is clos_e to Newport Beach, there is a great difference between home buyers in the nvo cities. Turner said Newport Beach buyers are trying to get the most house they can for the money. Laguna buyers want to live in Laguna even if it means they will have to settle for a slightly smaller house. One of the unique charac- teristics of the properties Turner sells in Laguna Beach is that each home offers a different view...And- everybody who moves to Laguna bas a different idea of the ideal view, said Turn- er. She said officials are very protective about the quality of life in the city and will only allow a small number of new building permits each year. Nevertheless, few vacant lots remain, she said, though she noted that some 60-by-100-foot lots can be purchased for $150~000. "There is a big difference in building costs between the view lots, depending on whether the lot is located uphill or downhill from the road," Turner said. Down- hill lots have to be built up while uphill lots have to be excavated. AJthough it costs more to build on the uphill lot, most buyers prefer them because the entry side of the house has the view. Sellin$ Laguna Beach residential property differs from selling in other cities because financing seldom becomes a problem, Turner said. The higher-priced homes usually are sold for half down and ·the owner carries the other half or they are sold for cash. "The buyers for the top- end product are easier to work with; but the same basic question of making the sale -do you have a willing seller and a willing buyer -always comes up. In Laguna Beach, if both parties are serious, you almost never have a prob- lem of the seller qualifying for tinancing,n Turner said. But getting started in tne housing cycle in LaJuna can be tougher than in other Orange County locations. Although some con- dominium complexes have been built, Turner said there are no inexpensive properties. The ~t~om rung of the condommmm price ladder seems to be solidly lodged at about $165,000. Though the market has stabilized considerably since the bottom fell out of Orange County residential real estate in 1981 , Turner said prices probably won't escalate rapJdlY enough . to rekindle speculative buymg for the rest of the decade. During her tenure an La~una Beach, Turner has built an 18-person sales force of experienced pro- fessionals and said she re- cruits only those who have worked in residential real estate for some time. She fully supports the state De- pattment of R_eal Esta~e's tougher education requtre- ments for licensees to further upgrade the quality of practitioners in the mdus· try. "With the cu rrent tend- ency of everybody to sue for any reason, the legal aspect of becoming a real estate agent is more important today than it has ever been," Turner said. "The old-timers always say that the old days were a lot more fun, but now we have to live in the world of realities. The '50s and '60s were simpler days. Now, buyers are smarter ... but I llke that because they spea)c the same language that the good agents do. . "This is still a fascinatmg business filled with such amazing people. It has been a real challenge and pleasure to deal with such an interest- ing product and clientele,'' she added. When her schedule per- mits, Turner pra~tices ~er two favorite hobbies, which complement each other. As an accomplished photogra- pher, she co.nstantly seeks out new subject mat~er on all of the world's continents including Antarctica and Australia. But on a walk through her office, the first feature that catches the ere are enlarged~ panora~1c shots of the ever-changmg moods of Laguna Beach. Looking at Laguna through the lens ofTumer's camera, it's easy to share the mystique-and feel the pull to which its residents have succumbed. 23 narlonne _j.Ja,.Lo,. Ridge, newport Beach $2,900,000 DAILY I'll.OT' /aAL UT.Aft l.ocllted In th• pr .. tlglou•. guard..,,ated community of Harbor Rld .... and •urrounded by bnutllully land«:aJNd ground•, brick patio• and upan•lv• verandH, the •paclou• d••lgn of thl• Engll•h country manor offer• 1,()()() ~u•r• feet ol lwcurlou• living, Including five bedroom • b .ult••· The mHter •ult• oHen two llrep/ac ... • private retrnt and the bath I• complete with all •m•nltl••· The graclou• /Ivlng room, formal dining room. gourmet kitchen, breakla•t room and the •paclou• family room with It• fully equipped En•II•h antique bar all open onto the Hien.Ive brick veranda• with a forty loot P'!°l/•pa that provide brnthtaldng view• of the Pacific Ocnn. Newport Harbour and the city light. of Newport Center and Fa•hlon l•l•nd. Elegant color brochure I• avallable upon raque•t. "' , . ED ESCANO and MAUREEN WHITE 644-6200 in~~ Grubb & Ellis RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE SERVICES #2 Civic Plaza, Suite 100 • Newport Beach, California 92660 __ _....,._.. __ DAILY PU.OT /9SAL'UTAT8 --------~ ''MUST SELL'' ''MUST SELL'' 2 YorkJkire JJ-arLor Ridge, newport Beack $1,100,000 Thl• labulou• •bl hdroom cu.tom ONoor I• th• ldal atat.e lor •la,... active family. Thi• eJ.,,.,,t ho,,.. I• the pratlflloa•, .. t~lllU'd«d bUltop commualty ol Harbor R,.,._ I• located oa • Ja;.. conHr lot provldl .. bMutlluJJy laad..:.~ .,oaod• Arrouodl .. the ,.,._ •wlmmbtg pool aad .,,.. You wlll UJNrl•ac• th• hom•'• maay •.nHaltl•• that lnclud• • .,-aclou• muter .ult• with• •lttl .. room •od flr•plac•. breathtaldag view• of th• city light. aod Newport C.at.r from th• .,,.clou• oak paaeW family room with • fully «JUI~ wet bar. th• .,UnMt kltcb«• •ad the formal dial .. f'OOllJ, • •tep-dowo living room, • Nparat• ,,,.Id'• room •od much more. Tbl• property u lcoder-oflnNd •ad the prh:• hM }u•t bHa reduud by U00.000. ' i• MAUREEN WHITE and ED ESCANO 644-6200 Grubb & Ellis RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE SERVICES #2 Civic Plaza. Suite 100 • Newport Beach. California 92660 • ru IS {l F.S IDENTIAL BROKERAGE SERVICES UITIUff llU,111 FreshJy painted. clean and ready for you. Three bedroom, 2BA condo in newport Beach with pastoral open canyon vi~ws and city4ig,hts-from deck. Good assumable Joans. Hallie Strock llWPllTlmlTI Pff,MI Unusual 3BR owners' unit plus 2BR rental on quiet street, with view towards ocean. Nicely maintained and in prime location. Hallie Strock llYllf lUUll fam.T -Mll,MI Sophtsticated and traditional 4BR. 3BA residence. Totally remodeled in 1983. Master suite includes study with fireplace and master ~th with jaruz:z:i tub. Beautiful grounds with used brick decking around swimming pool. Sandie Fix .. USTm • IAYfml 11,ffl,lll Rare opportunity to own 100' on the sand + pier and slip! Charming 4BR home with hardwood floors, country kitchen. Room for expansion. Enjoy your beach while vieWing the action on the bay.. Ann Peters CH '10Tlll&I • IUllU Pl,MI SHMll ty ome south of higli'way mold CD~ -near pools and beaches. Charming 4BR with large country kitchen. family room, huge sunning deck. Only 4yrs. old and i;n perfect condition. Wonder- fuJ buy! Beverly Morphy 111 CAif• llllW •TUI 12,111 ... Newly offered elegant golf-course estate. Maxi- mum views from all rooms. WonderfuJ design for family and entertaining with huge living and dining rooms. Five BR, pool, spa, SBA. Extras anclude beautiful oak woodwork, elevator. Bever- ly Morphy and Barbara Aune 1m1 usm . nwaA ..., PH,IOO Three bedroom home with mode mi7.ed baths and kitchen. Upgraded with beautiful ceramic tile and staJ ned glass Great quiet location away from traffic and only steps to the beach and bay Maxine Propp IEW LIST 11.l&Ulll OllH Hll,IOO Outstanding ocean view from both levels of ,thi.<1 3BR. 2 1/2 BA home. Extra large family room & formal living area. Great location near pool, club house & tenrus court.'S 24 hour security gate. Maxine Propp llW onu. IAYFIHT -Cll 12,211,111 Beautiful remodeled home on water with new pier & slip, hardwood floors, French doors. new kitchen and baths, large living room, formal dining, fanuly room, billiard room and large master suite. Views rtght out to the jetty. Beverly Morphy llDTITlllll YD S2,1H,llO From the top of one of the finest parcels of land on the GoJd Coast. Build the estate of your dreams on these 3 front row contiguous view lots on the very top of Spyglass lliU. Maralou Ingold IUUTillW. .. ti llllHUffl tiff .... Containing 5BR, 51h BA. spacious living and din· ing rooms. large family room, gourmet kitchen. pool, spa and indoor sauna. A very special home with lots of used bnck, French doors. Maralou Ingold .. urn.· .IAllllll llEU 1111,000 Fabulous location with a full on ocean view! This 2BR/2BA home with custom French doors and wood floors is fully air conditioned and has a private pool and spa. Ann Peters UUT fAMl.Y -SMl,HI LI. Five bedroom, 3BA, 2 story home on largest lot m phase m of Harbor View Homes. French wm- dows. sky light and neutral decor, privacy and canyon location make this a terrific family home. Community tennis & pool. Sandie Fix # 2 Clwlc Plaaa, Suite 100 llTIWYMU PENINSULA 1141,111 110 Jin ltr..t 2BR, view l ·5 M Cooper llllAY llLY SHORFX:LIFFS IHt,111 5BR. FR. pooUapa 1-5 HARBOR RIDGE U.tM,111 6BR, FR, pool/spa 1-5 BA YCR.iST 1211,111 3BR, FR 1-5 SPYGLASS 1121,111 :>BR, FR. pool 1-5 HARBOR ISLE ........ 4BR. FR. wtr Crnl 1-5 NEWPORT BEACH ........ 3/4 guest., FR, pool/ap;i 1-4 LIDO ISLE 1121,111 3BR. FR, spa l-5 SPYGLASS 1111 .... :>BR. FR, paStoraJ vw 1-5 COSTA MESA • 11'1,llO 2BR, pool/spa 1-4 Jtl(NllMcOMJH M.P~ UI ...... M White H!l 01-d1rt G. Amato 11 ... Lem C. Waldor 421....., ........ 0 Chichester H!22h41tr..t D.Godahall 111Ya. ..... M. c.ooeer . ..,, . .., M. Bulkley 202S....T .... L.Beazley SATlllNY I IHIAY BELCOURT ........ 4BR, PR, spa. view 1-5 SPYGLASS U ,lM,111 Lol.184...SS-86, vent land 8-8 BIG CANYON 11,111 .... 5BR, FR. spa 1-5 BIG CANYON 1111 .... 5BR, FR. spa 1-5 BIG CANYON ........ 4BR, pool/spa 1-5 HARBOR VU HLS S.Ut• 4BR. FR 1.5 PENINSULA 1111,111 4BR, wtr fmt 1-5 COM ........ 4BR. FR, spa, wtr (mt 1-5 BELCOURT 1111,111 2BR, FR 1-5 SPYGLASS 1111,MO 4BR. FR. pool/spa 1-5 SPYGLASS 1111 .... 4BR. FR, pool/spa 1-5 BIG CANYON 1111,111 4BR, FR, pool/spa 1-5 2• .......... B.Partch ,., .. ....,,.... M. lngold , ......... o. Bibb 12._...,,.. S. Grody 2 .......... C. Crozier 1221 •emu. C. Ward 1111L ..... lml Allinson/Pereira !!HPMltlea,.... AJ..linson/Alliaon 12WeMft lrM S Vogt IJllMhelh A Peters 21 h4ec• .. , L. Jacobs 21 ........ Bulkley/Grody ance1H man 11,111,HO Private tennis Court, pool and spa. Large custom home situated on Vt acre lot in prestigious Belcourt. Two story home with 5 bedroom, 4 baths, Camily room. study, air conditioning, ex- tensive security system. Bright and cheerful and in "move-in " condition. 24-hour guarded gate community. Price includes the land. Donna God- shall OAllH llllUllS .. M Wll LIT SMl,IM Outstanding single story home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal dining room New dishwasher and oven. plantation shutters and many other ameruties. Swim in your own private pools or explore the tide pools at one of the 3 beaches. Donna Godshall F&llLHS ... -Ill -HM,000 Near new 3BR condominium on beautiful street in Corona del Mar. 5 blocks to the ocean. 2 decks . one with private spa. Beautiful tile bathrooms a nd kitchen with J ennair, microwave, etc. Owner may assist with financing. Micki Cooper HL ... T 1141,000 This 4BR. 3 'h BA, customized Belcourt manor plan 2 is truly a spcciaJ home. Rich oak paneling and parquet £loon. Perfect family and entertain- ment home. Features, grand formal living and dining rooms. Paneled famUy room. Larse back garden with pool and 1p11. Call Danny ' Bibb/Stephanie Grodv 644-6200 111 UIYM'l PUml IU--UAll,MI A very rare opportunity awaits the foctunate few who could own such an estate. You may feel as if -you'vetttumed to the 19th cent~~ IS characteriz.ed throughout by, plastered walls, im- mense solid oak beams, antique oak doors, Marie Antoinette hardwood Ooor5, and very spacious rooms. Featuring 6BR, 61/tBA, formal living & dining rooms, separate family room. gourmet kitchen & butler's pantry, paneled study. wine cellar. 4 fireplaces, and all the amenities you would expect in such a home. Approximately 215 feet of fairway frontage and some 19,000 sq ft. of land. Truly incomparable! Appointment wtth Danny Bibb UtlTAllUI....., 12,211,111 The most spectacular views are ottered from each level of this three story custom home on the cliff overlooking Big Corona, the jetty, ocean and Catalina. F.ach JeveJ affords a unique decor suit- able for-a sophistic.ated yet comfortable-lifestyle. Four bedrooms, 3 IA BA, game room. hot tub, solariwn andmore. Offered in fee at $2,23<>,ooo. Danny Bibb or Martha Macnab .. UITll • OIZY TUM'IW 1111.- This warm and oozy. beautifully decorated 4.BR, 3BA h~ is one of our finest offerings. New country kitchen, French doors, lots of brick, lush gardens and a very private yard with pool.' Well priced at $665,000. Danny Bibb .. UIYll • ..... llTNI ........ This immaculate 4BR, 3BA home is a real jewel. Includes beam ceilings, French doors, cozy brick fireplaces, all surrounded by lush gardens, large pool, spa and Koi pond. Perfect for outside Uvi.ng and entertaining. Reduced price of $685,000 and owner willing to talk! Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grody umm -DOEPnll&L n1.11 ... ,.. Owners motivated. Four bedroom. 3 1/t BA + family room. Single story home with dock and sandy beach. Extra private location. Recently remodeled. Including the land. Martha ~b MUIYO sat.- Great potential in the Harbor View Hills, Broad- moor section. Four bedrooms, 2BA , family home. Large lot with a sweeping ocean and night light view. $439,000 includes land. Mart.ha Macnab 111 mt ... man ..,_,., Ever offered in Newport Beach. Massive main house of cedar. redwood and koa woods, copper, brus and gold. Out buildings to aocommodate the equestrian enthusiast, the autombile collector. Landscaping to create an ambiance of quiet aer- enity. Approximately 2.2 acres afford total privacy, security and spacious elegance. Offered to the diBcriminating buyer at $4,900,000. Martha Macnab Ulll F-.Y -• 1nMMS al ...... Four bed.rooms + bonus room home on pool siz.e lot overlooking canyon. Quiet, restful view. Very motivated aeller will consider terms. Submit! Now offered at $549,000. Virginia Swan llAYflllT ... ,.., --1411 ... Privacy and a unique lifestyle are yours in \hia open and spactoua bayfront home. Three bedrooms, 2 ~BA, 2 fireplaces, lndoor spe, extra large Jot. CommunJty beach. Will acoomodate a 35' boat. Gayle Amato --..... -1211.-Three bedrooms, 2BA. Ex1ensive Ule of. FrenPi doon and crown mouldings. Oak plank flooring in kitchen, family room and laundry room. Custom plantaUon shutters. Conwnient 10 aboppinc. air- port and fteewa)'I. lat T.D. 19 ..unable. Gayle Amaeo lllWPO.T 81ACH NEW LISTING UTIU ISlMI ._ Funky 2 units, full Balboa 18'and lot, flreplaces, large patio, cloae to bay. Income ,OOOLyeac._"tben build dream home. $295,000. WE'D LIKE TO TOOT OUR OWN HORN!! UN IQUE HOMES Is a fine organization. There are 30 salespeople working Independently, and In concert, to provide the best possible service. They support the community, are very successful at what they do and have an excellent reputation. You would be well advised to do business with the best show In town. Toot, T ootll IOT D llAl -CdM duptex with 3 bdrm and 2 llST flLIMU • Tm IMllT ~ Spectacular 6700 bdrm units, each wtth 2 baths, decks and nice sq.ft. home on hatf acre overlooking aectuded kitchens. Mini ooean view. $339,500. beach and coastline. Sensational $4,950,000. AlllllS SlUO -Ave bdrm, 4 ba home + TIE CUlll • C4I -In this older oceanfront Income. Walk to CdM beach, fully upgraded, 3 home, extra large lot, 3 bdrm, formal dining, fireplaces, spa, quiet street. $549,000. den, rec room, eeparate guest house. $895.~. IUT A fllW -Of ocean, aunaets, jetty. Extra ••TA FUUIC -Beautifully decorated, lmpec· large lot. 50' frontage by 162' deep In Olde CdM. cable 3 bdrm, 3 bath townhome In Jasmine Build your dream home. $749,000. Creek. Owner transferred. Must setl. $375,000. NEW LISTING Ill A ... A llTIUT - Laguna Beach compound: tennis court, spa room, adobe walls, tlle roof, pool, view of the Pacific and plenty of bdrms. $7 45.000. lWI llllM --Special, vacant In lrvlnes Northwood area. Plantatlon shutters, formal dining, owner anxious. $149,900 . .. Tl F ... ISlMI -Lush pool home In Irvine TerrKe, 4 bdrm, L+P construction, 9,000 sq.ft. lot, private atmosphere. $396,000. llST CllCI Fii TIE ... -Lowest price among Jasmine Creeks larger plans, (plat) 6). ocean and bayvtew, mttr sutte with sitting room. $339,000. IUllft U llMS -Desirable en~ unit, wrap around patto, hlghty upgraded 3 bdrm-;-AC, tu»- MCOrlty, on quiet cul-d•sac. $238,000. ICUI • IAY lllW -Ovenookl!'Q proposed new park, S bdrm, family room, ctose to school and shops, pool-sized yard, neutral decor. $395,000. -Clft £STATE -5 bdrm, 1 story home, ocean view, Lagunas finest area wtlh private beach, comm facllltlea. $1, 190,000. • NllTA. • IUlffS -Back bay and night light ' view from 3 bdrm, 2 bath condominium, end unit, sunny patio on greenbelts. $229,000. 1 TllTUllCI TIUSftl -Perfect cul-de-sac lo- cation, max privacy, lg. famlly four bedroom, private spa, comm pool, tennis. $345.000. JI( PllCl IS llCIT -Thats rare these days, so Is a 5 bdrm single story In Broadmoor. Immaculate, sunny and private. $379,000. IPEI SATllllY 1-1 ... $549,000 S bdrm family home + Income .... $238.000 End unit 3 bdrm. many extras ... $395,000 3 bdrm home + 2 bdrm unit _ ,__ $396,000 Prtvate, 4 bdrm, pool ~ $345,000 Petfectty locllted, 4 bdrm .......... ,... $379,000 Private 5 bdrm, alngle ste>ty .... .. $289,000 Charming 4 bdrm, skylights, poof 111 ...... , .. l. Curci ......... F. Scott Evens -~ H. Marl(u 2t111 ..... V. Slncieir 11 ..... 9. Hutchings 2111w .... :111 J . Bracey n• ..... N. Fogarty Ml An A IAll Lill -South of the highway, In Ill IRI lllW -From t>eam9d llvtng room; watch Olde CdM; 3 bdrms, 2 baths, dellghtfUI street a the bay and pavtlllon, 3 bdrms, office, courtyard, • 1....._ block and a half from beach and bluff. $325,000. designer kitchen. Unique at $575,000. :::"home + 2 ~!5= K. Gr"a'°; IPEI SllllY 1-& Ml-lJ.U -A sharp decorator..perfect CdM mlW Fii COT• -Owners have to setll Dual .. • $549,000 a11111111m .. hlll8'de adults home wtth a big pool and a Httle master suites with maaafve ocean view. Lowest 5 bdrm famlty home + Income L. Curci view. Two bdrms, 2 baths at '321,000. priced condo In LB gated community. $165,000. .. • $339,500 UI,.,... CAP( CM -On little Balboa llland, 3 bdrm wtth • IY llSI -This 4 bdrm Is adorable! Charming ~uptex. min~ vu 1~· :;.-:::; wood paneUng, wood floors, fNnCh doors, large family-room kitchen arrangement; master suite, ~ty IOcated. 4 bdrm kitchen, large maeter wtth ftreplace. ~.000. skylights, pool, $289,000 In Newport. •Ullll l.Y.I. $379,000 i:1t~= IAYflllT LIT -Complete wtth a cozy older 5 .. • J Pl.II ... -In Olde CdM, on a 45' Private 5 bdrm, -'nole ste>ty o. Martcu home! Balboa Penlneula sandy bellch. 3 bdrm, 2 lot. 3 bdrm home wtth 2 ~rm Income unit or ....-I I IU $475,000 1M Maus•• bath with cute cabana. Just $475,000. combine to 5bdrm, 4ba. $479,000. 3 bdrrM, 2 bath. on the bay M. Rousaek>t A llC IAIUll -West Newport duptex, 4 A IUl SW -This newer 2 story, 3 bdrm ....., ._ s299.ooo naF ..... bdrm..,2ba and 2bdrm-1ba, owner occupied, Olde CdM Is speclall Spacious feeling, ocean .._c_h_•r_m_1no_4_bd_rm_. 1_k_yltg-ht_s._poo1 ____ N_. _oga_rty~ good condition, next to beach. $219,000. views, great for entertaining. $580,000. I I I I I I I I I I J I I l I •......................................................... IMH.YPIMrr/119'\1.aSTATI PAR' 8}.IATUllDNJT~~--~--H un t & Associates------..... • REAL ESTATE '640-4888 2125 San Joaquin Hiii• Rd. Newpor1 Center PRICE REDUCED $200,000 ·. MAGNIFICENT MANOR 180° OCEAN -VIEWS Designed to please the most discriminate, this 5 Bd, 7 Ba. custom home is located at the very VIEW -top of Harbor Ridge. 180° ocean, bay, city & "Sunsets over Catalina" V~W. F.rom w~ library to f~ily rooom w/one of 4 fireplaces to gourmet kitchen to 40' pool & spa -it reflects the ultimate m quality. Master 1u1te (over 1,000 ~q.ft.) w/sauna and fireplace and breathtaking VIEW. 24 hour guarded gate. Use your house as down payment or submit trades. Offered at $1,750,000. Call Jeri Hunt. 6 TRAFALGAR OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5:00 DESIGN WITH .DISTINCTION Luxurious lifestyle with ooncentration on quality, deaign and detail thus creating an atmoepbere of elegance and sophistication for tboee accustomed to the very beat! Formal living room and dining room with colorful garden and pool vieW1. Deligbtf ul sunny · fully equipped kitchen w/brMkflllt nook. 2 •eparate muter •ultea with city and water VIEWS + gracious gueet quarten Uld m.:!J;~~ family room with ban&Gme wet bu and 1 of 3 finplw Spectacular outdoor entertaininc area ind · pool/epa with waterfall, light.cl VIEW 1uebo and ,Paclclle teul~ coai:&-Security alarm and U boun suuded pte of Harbor Ridp. PriceCl t.o eell at '996,000. Call Jeri lf unt for appomtment to eee . _, ' ·-~ NEWPORT BEACH STUNNING NEWPORT POOL HOME · Re- duced & ready to eo! location plus in this lovely executive home. Immaculate & r~ady to move in. 3 bdrms or 2 & den, 2 fireplaces. Perteet for entertaining. Asking $340,000. MARILYN Hill BALBOA ISLAND BA YFRONT · with shore moonng. Three bedroom home plus two bedroom apartment or combine tor larcer home. Close to shoppmg. Good for investors at $645,000. MARl YN TWITCHELL PICTURE PERFECT BA YfRONT HOME W/PtER I SUP · Only $1,075.000 Wiii buy this custom built 4 bdrm home. Enioy the warmth of finely finished hardwoods. An extensive use of gtass allows placid views of bay and li&ftts. can tor an appointment OOH Del'HOMt\S BAYFRONT • SPECTACULAR VIEW OF TURNING BASIN · large pier & slip. Remodeled. 4 bdrms, 31,; baths, den 3-car caraae. Room to expand. Community tennis. Sl,750,000. Bill 'mCEHT ON THE BAY IN NEWPORT BEACH Comfort. convenience. elegance and LOCATION are yours 1n our new listing on Lido. All rooms are spacious and newly decorated. 3 bdims. 3 bath condo. Seller will trade for units or commercial. Pier & slip avialable. TtiU~~ STUBBLEFIELD NEWPORT BEACH CONDO · large versatile plan 4 with a dramatic hving room. fireplace. family room & den. Good view. One of the largest units in Villa Balboa. Assumable financing. Owner anxious. $182,000. MARIA BERCOVITZ/LINDA TAGUANETII DRASTIC REDUCTION, BLUFFS 4 BEDROOM · Sunny & airy end unit w/very pnvate patio, eating nook 1n kitchen. Many upgrades. 4th bdrm 1s separate & could be office or in-law quarters. Owner wants immediate sale. Now $225.000 w/land. SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE DABOL T OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4:30 2912 QUEOADA · BLUFFS, N.B. BIG CANYON ONE STORY EXECUTIVE HOME -Fabulous home for eiecutive livine. 30 ft sit down bar overlooking golf course. stereo room, pool table area. 25 ft mirrored wardrobe plus walk·in closet. Reduced to only Sl.100,000. DOROTHY HAROCASTlE RAREST CON~ OfFERINQ IN NEWPORT BEACH · 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. laurldry/storaae room. Breathtakinc double views of the ocean, harbor and 4n0Untains. Wit! riot last at $275.000. ROGER BROWN CALIFORNIA LIVING AT ITS BEST · Spec· tacular views of ocean, bay and nicht lichts. Fabulous home tor entertaininL indoors and outdoors. Spark~na private pool Remodeled with may ul>Cf1Cle.s. $419,000. W. GREER OPEN HOUSE SlH>AY 1-5 1120 GOLDENROO AVE~ DEL MAR WA'TEU'RONT HOME • OUTSTANDtNG VALUE · 30 ft fronta&e on the water. Pier & float ava~able. Small delcfltful home on R-2 lol Priced to sell. Now ask1na $335.000. DONNA & Btu WEBSTER LIDO ISLE CONDOS · Four 2 bdrm condos 1n super location. Steps to community tennis & beaches. Short walk to lido Village, shops & restaurants. $199.000 each. CATHRYN TENNILLE LIDO ISLE • REMODEL OR REBUILD · Charming 2 bdrm. 1 bath on choice street to street location. lh block to bay, beach & activities. $285,000. MARILYN TWITCHELL OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4:30 115 VIA KORON. LIDO ISLE BAYSIDE LIDO ISLE · An alternative to an inSlde lido home. Spend a little more. get a turning basin view. a big boat dock. 3 bdrms. 3 bath. jacuzzi and 3-car garage. Asking $849,000. You suaest the financing! ROGER BROWN BLUFFS, NEWPORT BEACH · Upgraded and beautiful! Attactive "X" plan with wrap around paho and cozy fireplace in master bedroom. Custom tile in kitchen arid patio. Situated on a lovely greenbelt. Assumable loans. Reduced to $212,000 l.H. SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE DABOL T CORONA DEL MAR EXCEPTIONAL HOME -SPYGLASS 180° VIEW -Professionally decorated. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths & family room. Wooden shutters. designer blinds, hardwood floors. F1r~es 1n ~vine room & family room. Private spa in arbor settinc. Beauti1ully landscaped. $557,500. BELLE CHASE LEE OUTSTAND .. G CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX · Corner location. Two separate homes. One a 2 bdrm & convertible den, 2 baths. the other a 2 bdrm, 2 bath. Two car prace plus oftstreet parkinc & laundry room. Both freshly decorated and uptrades. Home or investment! $425,000. ~Rl YN TWITCHELL EXCITING P0881BLITITE8 WITH FAllULOUS VIEW · First time offered. Situated in ooe of Corona Del Mar's finest areas. Laree lot with space tor expansion. Pool & spa in pnvate courtyard. New 3-car earage. Laree covered redwood & brick vltWln& terrace. 3 bdrms & famHy room. $465,000. BELLE CHASE LEE FABULOUS OCEAN YIEW1 · Third lot from Ocean Bhd. PrestJ&iovs site in pnme location 1ust steps to the beach. Build your new drum house or great potential to remodel preserit structure. $449.000. VU! KRAUS/SNl>Y WT1MAN S$5,000 PRICE REDUCTION • SPYGLASS HILL · Prestitle>us executive home with ocean. moun- tain & city lights view 1n serene settinc. Pool & spa. New landscapmg, Upcraded "Capehorn" model with 4 bedrooms. 21h baths, family room. wet bar. 2 fireplaces & hardwood floors. $640.000. BELLE CHASE LEE BEST VIEW ON SPYGLASS HILL · Fabulous 270° ocean. bay and city lights view. Large two-story, five bedroom home on enormous corner lot. Complete privacy. large assumable loans. $995.000. SANDY MITTMAN 1-0WEST PRICED 4 BDRM IN IRYINE TERRACE · Open design with touch of country charm. Near yacht clubs. lge private lot. Room for expal\SIOn or pool You own the land Priced to sell! $299.500. TOOOY SMITH COSTA MESA COST A MESA UNITS · Fourplex situated on the West Side. Each umt is comprised of 2 bdrms, 1 bath .... its own garage & private yard. Always rented $278.000 JOYCE DABOL T /SALLY SHIPLEY GREAT TAX SHELTER · 3 umts. Eastslde Costa Mesa. $26,100 in gross tntome 4 garages. 3 patios. l fireplace. Assumable financing. Sub1ect to exchange $269.000. Seller 1s licensee. MARY JANK HUNTINGTON BEACH BEACH HOUSE FOR UNDER $100,000 Only $78.500 for a super up-graded studio across from beach. Fireplace. refr1&, patio, bonus room. pool. spa I yr home warranty. Ideal for single or couple MARY JANK ------· .. ~NEWPORTBEACH • ~NEWPORT BEACH• R&fMtlC· NEWPORT BEACH-;... ~1J~ REIMtlC 01 ~ 8 ~ NEWIX12T Ef10i ~ ~ ~ z ~ ~ ~ EMPHASIS ON LIVING NOSTALGIA AT THE BEACH () High vaulted ceilings with garden views from each room. Master Quaint cottage in old Corona del Mar has cathedral ceilings, suite separated from three bedroom wing by entertainment and knotty pine living and dining areas and a huge brick fireplace. :I: family areas. Immaculate with grounds like a botanic garden. Enjoy the sunny corner location and walk to the bepch. Large Room for pool and recreational vehicles. Will consider yard and even a rental unit for some extra Income. Best of all, exchange. $238,900. Call JO-ANN DORAN 780-5000. only $235,000. Call MAXINE GOLDEN 780-5000. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA UNITS WANTED NOW for buyers with cash In hand. Wiii consider any combination of units from 4 to 20. For professional and confidential handling of your Investment. please call JO-ANN DORAN780-5000. • RESIDENTIAL COUNTRY ESTATE LOTS From 21/r acres up with all utilities. Magnificent sweeping views in growing Rancho California. $50,000 -$75,000 with excellent seller financing. For a tour or more detailed Information. please call JO-ANN DORAN 780-5000. .. HARBOR VIEW 5 BDRM Expanded bedrooms and dining room add to this already spacious 2-story home. Private cul-de-sac. Extra !arge deep lot allows poten- tial for various usages. Asking $398.500. For showing call JO-ANN DORAN 780-5000. BANK REPO ~0-ANN DORAN AFFORDABLE GIANT With emphasis on good living. Romantic master bedroom suite has totally private balcony. Two other bedrooms are roomy-one even has a walk-in closet and built-In desk and bookcases. Surprisingly large kitchen with eating area. Family room with fireplace plus there Is a den/office. Home opens to greenbelt. thus you have all the advantages of living on a park without the maintenance. To sum it up ... 3 bedrooms. 3 full baths. family room plus den. A good buy in Irvine. Over 1850 square feet for only $152..500. Call MAXINE GOLDEN 780-5000. MAXfN---- GOLDEN BEST VALUE -tN TtJRTLE ROCK Only $225,000 for almost 2000 square feet on one level. Newer secluded de- tached 3 bedroom home on quiet cul- de-sac. greenbelt ciose to Turtle Rock Elementary. Casual enough for the young family, yet eloquent enough for formal entertaining. Ask MAXINE GOLDEN to Ht up •n •ppolntment to view thl1 exception•! property. 780-5000. HORSE AND ESTATE COUNTRY Spectacular views from this big 4 bdrm, 3 bath home with large decks and a hot tub overlooking the ocean. Super private large yard for entertaining. A real steal at $475,000. 'i======:;~ r---~-----... Call PAM MOSS 760-5000. Opportunity to build your dream home on this. all useable one acre of land. Situated in prime Orange Park Acres on a quiet, private location with golf course view. Asking $175,000. Call MAXINE GOLDEN 780-5000. BEST TOWNHOME VALUE IN IRVINE · With 2 master bedroom suites, comfortably sized living and dining areas and a gather around fireplace. 'A private patio and 2 car garage with workspace located on a quiet cul- de-sac a short distance to the community pool and spa in Irvine. Asking $119,000. Call PAM MOSS 760-5000. WHY PAY RENT? PAM MOSS Easy to buy, easy to own In Irvine. Try 10% down on this charming, comfortable clean 2 bedroom townhome with a large country kitchen, Indoor laundry, private patio and secluded greenbelt location. Asking $106,500. Call PAM MOSS 780-5000. PRIME BA YFAONT A great location with spectacular views. A warm home of hospitality and entertainment with 5 bedrooms and 4 baths. A winning location with a sunny entertainment patio and boatsllp. A steal at $925,000. Call PAM MOSS 780-5000. EXECUTIVE TOWNHOME IN HUNTINGTON BEACH A spacious 3 bedroom 21h bath townbome In a gated community close to the beach. Located on a greenbett next to the pool and spa. Fireplace and two car garage. Asking $199,900. Call PAM MOSS 7I0-5000. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Only $19,000 down and assume loans on this expanded Monaco with 5 BO, 3 BA on one of Harbor Views largest lots. Cul-de-sac street, detached garage, fantastic leverage. $249,000 L.H. Call ERIC LOCKE 780-5000. ERIC HARBOR VIEW LOCKE Hoa--0$249,000 Car"'"'O. ~ J, 2BA, new carpet, paint and landscaping ~d motivated owner wlll assist. Convenient to g1 S ond school. Call me regarding financing and details. Ef.. # 1.0CK.£ 780-5000. JASMINE CREEK Highly desirable Plan 5, with expanded deck. 180° panoramic view, numerous upgraded, cathedral callings, skylights, etc. Attractive landscaped gardens and gazebo. Tennis pools spas greenbelts plus 24 hour guarded ·gate security.' Call ~ to; private showing. ERIC LOCKE 780--5000. IOV-;MNV. SHEER ELEGANCE The best of Belcourt. Over 4000 sq.ft. of luxury In this 480, 31hBA detached residence. Superb for entertaining and famlty llvlng. No expense spared on the customized features In this home. Extra large spa situated In beautiful private garden. At $829,000 a terrific buy. Call me for personal showing ERtC LOCKE 790-5000. . 760-5000 • 180 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE • 760-5000 INDEPENDENT BROKER MEMBER NEWPORT BEACH • .. Forever views of beautiful hllla, rooftops, city lights and the maglcal blue P8Ctftc Ocean t>evonct ... Wl lncredlble panorama om rows rows of French windows ... yours to enjoy happlly ever afterl This superbly crafted Mediterranean Vitia by Robert and Dean Elllot Is setting new standards for premiere quality and elegance In the exclusive Seepointe Estates In North San Clemente. Just minutes from the Dana Point Marina and the World-Class Ritz Carlton Hotet and Its super-posh Monarch Beach envtronments, the masterfully planned, gated community Is throbbing with construction activity and great values with over 200 custom home sites, plus tennis club and recreation center. Sales from $800,000 to $9.0,000 already recorded. Just completed and ready for occupancy. Incredibly low-priced at -ONLY $895,000 FEATURES INCLUDE: • 5 BEDROOMS• 5 BATHROOMS• 4 AREPLACES • 2 FAMILY ROOMS• STUDY/LIBRARY • • FABULOUS GOURMET KITCHEN • 2 W£T BARS • LARGE LMNG ROOM • FORMAL DfNING ROOM* MASSIVE 2-STOAY ENTRY WAY• 3 CAR GARAGE* SPECTACULAR ENTRY OPEN SATURDAY A SUNDAY 12 to 6 19 MARBELLA • SEAPOINTE ESTATES NORTH SAN CLEMENTE - (From Paclftc Coast Highway « Freewey 5, drive IOUttl to &trela ult. 1Utn left to Sellpofnte e.atea. Show uw eel to the guard for edmtttence.) We have recently sold three of the precious few remaining large lots In Orange County. A few are still available with magnificent views of hills, lights and ocean, ready to build on. Priced from $225,000 to $350,000. Some of your new neighbors live In palatial mansions unmatched anywhere in Southern Callfornial Act now -tomorrow may be too late! 4 - ___ cJ e f 0 £1 Mm U /IAT\MDAY llA8 .. ... " . ,.. • • DAILY PILC ••mw --••• -. m•ew _. ,,,,> .. •:iil'M..,.. '!!'''' .-.. •s•mw .-1+11 --•s1 w1 .-.. u1 11s . ..,.. ''** I I I I I g I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IEWEI CUSTOI -IEWPOIT IEllHTS Expansive 4 Bdrm, 4 Vt Baths, 3 fireplaces, 2 courtyards. Spacious warm family room. One of the finest newer homes In the area. Many quality upgrades. Large gourmet Island kitchen. $378,000. Best buy In the Heights! UE llMEll 111-1211 EXCLISIYE CLIFFHIYEI IUILDEIS llEll Huge lot -almost 10,000 sq. feet. One of the very best areas of Newport. 3 bedroom Ranch Styk! home includes family room. Remodeled kitchen and bath. Vacant and ready to sell! Asking . $305,000. Open House -Sat & Sun. Ul llllDI II t-1211 '\TUllTIOIAL 2 STOIY Prime NEWPORT HEIGHTS with recent ad- dition. Spacious 4 bedrooms with GUEST UNIT In rear of property. Family room and sparkling pool on,50 x 127.5 lot. Recent remodel not quite finished. Just listed at $350,000. Shown by Appt. l w ...... 111-1211 •• t • REALTORS ® STUllllll VIEW PROPERn Motivated Seller will sell with 10% down. Ex- quisite VIEW residence In NEWPORT HEIGHTS .. New everything! 3 bedrooms and 3 baths plus family room. Oak flooring, marble fireplace, leaded glass, Italian Brass fixtures. Designer decor. Wonderful Gourmet Island kitchen. Sweeping ocean view. Amazing Value at $314,500. UE 1111111111-1211 SPlllSH VILLI Newer Cliffhaven residence In prime location. 4BR. family room, plus den or library and 3 full baths .• Soaring celllngs, elegant marble entry . This most dramatic design will lend itself to any decor. New pool with extensive decked area. A beautiful property with all conveniences. Just listed at $449,000. UE llMEll 111-1211 Call fer Elti•lh 1f l1rt1t Yal11 11 Y11r 11 ... It FH tr IMfslfl11. RAE RODGERS 831-1298 IEllTEIUIUI ELEUICE WITH -PlllUlllC-¥1Ewsl European charm compliments this rambling custom home. Situated In Newport Heights. Comprised of 4 spacious bedrooms and 41h baths. Built in 1978. 180° views of bay & ocean from all llvlng areas Including bedrooms. A unique Island kitchen with every amenity. Mas- ter suite has flreptace and sitting room with oversized closet & bath area. This property has an excellent presentation throughout! Newly offered at $579,000. Shown by appo4ntment. ........ 111-1111 ... _. ........... llllllll.!llllll ...................... ~ll!"'-~~~ ........ lfl!ll!ll~~llllllll!l .. 1!111111191J1!111~!111191 4 Bdrm. 3Vt bath, quality built. Guarded community. $150,000+ in, upgrades. Gorgeous decor and lush landscaping and the price Is still comparable to new sales! Call NOW for your personal showing. .ll LIE HALL 131-1211 VIEWS!: OCEll, CITILlll, llSll Spectacular entertainers delight! Huge patio decks. large pool, fountain, waterfall,_ large game room with wet bar. 2 story, 3BA. 3 baths. Call .llLIE llALL 113-3020, 131-121f IEWPO .. T LUXURY Love this 4 bedroom, 21/t bath -2400 sq.ft on a huge lot. Triple garage. Super neighborhood. All this for only $289,900. For your personal show- ing call Julie Hall. .llLIE IALL 131-1211 IEWPORT + NOL Here it Isl 4 bedroom, 21~ baths, remodeled kitchen with oak cabinets. formal dining -open and spacious. Close to schools and shopping. This home has everything but a large price. Call for terms and tour. This bargain won't last! .Ill.II IAU 111-1211 IEWI IEWI IEWI Spacious 3 bedroom, 3 bath townhome, located in pres- tigious Sea Bluff Canyon. Vaulted celllngs, skylights. formal dining. custom mir- rors. Jacuzzi tab. This plan Is rarely on the market. Asking $165,000. Call for showing . IUllLYI Olllll MARILYN COOMBS 111-1211 WESTSIDE STARTER Immaculate 3 bedroom, 1 bath, new kitchen. large yard. AskinQ $112,000. llllLYI lll•l 111-12H BICYCLE TO .BUCH · 1141,100 Too good to be true. Three bedroom single family home only 1.5 miles from beach. Cul-de- sac street. Formal dining, breakfast area, flre- place. llllL.YI 111111 111-1211 IEWNIT SIPllSTICATE Elegant Newport townhome. 2 master suites, formal dining, flreptaoe. Community tennis and spa. Asking $169,500. 1111.YI 111•1 111-1211 PllOE SWIEIJ Newport Beach pool home. 4 bedroom, 21h bath, family room, 2 flreplaoes. Reduced to $259,900. Call for showing. Panor amic ocean view home with open spacious floor plan, 12 ft. oelllngs. new European kitchen and pool. 4 bedrooms. 4 baths, 2 fireplaces and family room. Only $699,000. SIEIYL llml 111-1211 IEWPOllT OILY I 141,100 Walk to the beach from this private end unit w/flreplace and 2 car attached garage. Built only years ago with high vaulted ceilings and professional interior design. Priced to move and 1st T.D. of $130,000 may be assumal>le. llEIYL lllWU 111·1211 IEWPOIT NOL 1u1n Rambling 4 bdrm, 2 bath. fireplace, formal lnlng. and gorgeous pool. Brand new carpet, alnt, roof and VACANT. New listing/priced to ove on one of Newport's prettiest s1reetslll 279,000. .... Tllll 111-1211 YICUT IEWfllT ...... E otlvated seUer waltlng for on.nu Don't miss hist Quiet tree-lined ttreet. Cloee to tchools. uge expanded master IUlte wtth flreptece. 3 rooms, 2 baths and 1 poof reedy to dive Into. 196,900. Call ._ ID• Ul-1111 1111.R 111•1 Ul· 1211 1-------------~--------......_---I 631-1266 • 234 E. 17th St., COSTA MESA INDEPENDENT I ,1,,5 ~ +:*''' ~-'''"' _. ••w• ..;..,,,.,.. ••s• ..,.. esws-. ••MN .. EN' ... .,, ... ••111 • T 11'/llAL ISTAftr. • • , SA~~ .. ,_,,.Am II ~• l;@W' _. eess-.&@i --11@1--••@•-.nj-. Mi1M _ .. 881'¥ ..,...•¥ -.ew-.•M#! 1010 lllEI llEWPOIT IUCI $221,000 This home needs new carpeting and paint but - WOW -what a location. It's located amongst $300,000 homes. This is one of the most beautiful CUL-DE- SAC streets near back bay. Country living at Its best In thrs lovely home. Reflects cosmetics that need to be done. MAKE MONEY ON THIS ONE! Vacant and waiting for you. Call for private showtng. . lnl W• 111·12U 3 1111, Piil • Ill Y 1111,100 IN NEWPORT BEACH! Excellent value. Large master bdrm. Dining room and fireplace. New- port at an affordable price. llTI W• 111-1211 l Tlllllll CIWllY WAITS Tl LIYE II IEWPllT IUCI You're going to have to be from Texas, New Mexico, or Arizona and you'll be delighted wtth this beauttful 3 bdrm, 2 bath home In NEWPORT BEACH. Gorgeous tot, very, very, large-no place for a horM but a beeuttful pool with VIEW. WON'T LAST. Mklng $305,000. llTI W• 111·1111 :GILL IE FM l FIEE 11110 If YMI .. E TlllY IRI ... Ul-1111 IROKER MEMBER REALTORS IEWPllT llTS 4'.~CITIYE . f EllU~""I Reduced again froo:: JO to $159,500. 3 bdrm, two prlvatP A. CHld unit. Great New- port location. ~a.. V .1vated . ... ~ .. ·Ill 111· 11• llEllCEI Tl 1211,IOO IEWNIT F&lllLY lllE Extra large master bedroom wtth cozy family room, 3 other large bedrooms and pool. Just reduced Jrom_$27 44,900. 111111 llPPll. II 1-1 JU IUCI WIUll FEE IY TIE SU Priced under $250,000. 3-2. Walk to beach duplex. Invest before summer. 111111 llPPIL 111-1211 IAYFIOIT 1111,000 WILL TRllE 4 bdrm. 4 ba remodel w/charm of yesterday. Large dock and patio for entertaini ng. Assume $630,000 1st T.O. Seller is very motivated. Wiii trade for commercial or home. HUI HLUll 111-1211 HAllDll lllllE 1411,100 VIEW! Dramatic and unique 4 bdrm, 3~ bath that will make you say ooh-la-la. Over $100,000 In upgrades. Seller will trade. Be creative. Must sell. Call today. HLIA HLllll IJ 1·1211 COSTA IESI $124,100 Just listed, 3 bdrm, w. bath with large yard. Needs TLC. Investor wants out. Assume 1st T.D. Hurry It won't lastl 111.JA 111.IAM 111-1211 PlllATE SALE II Cll Duplex -2 bdrm units wtth garages. Prime location. Offered at $259,000. Principles only please. 11111••••111-1211 • Ill IOE&l I IAY VIEW Spacious 4 bedroom wfth 3 car garage. A well maintained home. Enjoy the sunsets. under $450,000 Including land. 111111 IAPPIL 111-12U lmlESTll II I IWllO OILllTlll OF Ylll MIE1 PLUSE CALL TlllY, II llLIUTill II CURIE. IEWPllT IAllAll ... 12•,DOD Nice pool home wtth 3 bdrm. Quiet cul de sac location. A lot of house for the money. Priced to sell at $196,900. 111111WPB.111·1211 ® 234 E. 17th St., COSTA MESA• 831-1266 I I I .. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I ·.,..--·,·,·,·,------------iiii1iiiiiilllli'·,-.. --.·,·,-.-__ --,·,·,·,,-. __ --+-,·,·,· ... --.·,·,-,-__ --.-,-,-__ --,-.-,!lm,•----,-.l!!lll!ll.-.,..--g~. ~.,~,1 0 ,l I I I ... ... INDUSTRIAL OFFICE SPACE IOI l MYI£ IOOP ........ B #1-RE/MAX AGENTS FOR ClllFORllA FROM 1178 to 1185 631-1288 r -e•n-num -111•-•a1 -'•l-'"ii-•M ..---•11-•1¥ j _......,,_ o. -I hope to •tart bulldlng our 1mlly a paalYe Mier houM tMe um mer. One of the thing• I plan to do I to place Mfth alongelde the orthem part of the houM. TMt aide Ill have no whlldowa. I eaume It wlll necff~ to JWOVlde extra Indoor lght In the room• on elae, !though whatewer I have reed on the ubJect don not mention that. A. -Get to a library or book dealer at once and read up on passive solar houses. You just can't decide to put soil alongside one side of the house (called bermlng) without knowing exactly what you are doing. For instance, In most places, the building code may ban the placement of bedrooms on that kind of Q. -I have a Y.,.,..._. cabinet wtth two dee• thet I 911plled to It mMJ , .... lllO· Oft the 8Ch1ce of • Mend, I mppled Ylnepr to them recently In the hope thef would come oft .....,, but .. I got out of It w• a ......... there •Jthfnd'thet wltl help me to remow• theM dee• wtthout wall her is n t ~~-...;~ deetroJlng the ftnleh of the wood? event of fire. Check the building code carefully before you do a thing. A. -One thing that probabty would do the trick without danger of hurting the finish Is denatured alcohol. In fact, the alcohol may help to remove the ~ Q . -I Intend to make foam rubber cuahlona for mJ old kitchen chelre. How thick ahoukl the toem rubber be eo thet attttng on the chelra wll be comfortable? Aleo. la there anything .... I ahould know? A. ~ It Is assumed you have some :. knowledge of ttle.$Ubject or yoo would ! not be starting the project. See If the ~ dealer where you buy the foam rubber -. or synthetic has some Instructional ~ material. The usual thickness for a cushion of that type is 11.h to 2 Inches. If ~ the kitchen seat is a solid piece of plywood, drill about a dozen holes in it to allow the foam to "breathe." The seat lself can be used to trace the pattern directly onto the slab foam. Add one-half inch on all sides of the pattern. REALTY ~~ stain as weU. If It -~ doesn't, a refinishing Job In the area of the decals may be in order. If that Is necessary, first cut down any gloss that remains on the wood to form a good base for the new ·;arnish. Q. -Settle an argument. Don a light-colored roof make a houH appear higher or lower? A. -Higher. definitely. (''A Guide to the Selection of Quality Roofing, " which contains an asphalt shingle color guide, Is available by sending 50 cents and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope to Know- How, P. 0 . Box 477, Huntington. NY 17743. Questions of general Interest will be BF1swered in the cclumn.) The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm uw.r man uu 11,ne.- custom bultt single story home In a fabulous gate guarded locatlon with vCitws of Linda & Harbor Islands. 4 bdrms, famUy room, 2 large patios. Room for a pool and to ·add on. 88 feet on the bay. IA1'111T WITI u.T 1U11 11,Hl,llO Huge bayfront lot wtth sandy beach. Prime location with private pier and float. 3 bdrm home partlaJty remodeted wtth plenty of room to ex- pand. Submit on terms. II PUT • 111 IAY llH- Spacioue 4 bdrm home with private pier and float. An exceptional value beautifully main- tained wtth an all new kitchen, den, work shop and lwge bayslde brick patio. A terrlflc bayfront value. U1'111T • 111111 llUll 1111 11,41 ..... Prime bayfront locatlon with pier and float. 70 feet on the bay. Spacious 3 bdrm home de- alGned by Tom Theurkauf wtth private swimming pool, buement, famlly room area and formal dining ar•. (213) 628-2828 111°NW•IUI111&11 Jl..,.. An unusual property designed for an owner who wtll not compromise on quality. Fabulous views day or night. 3 bdrms expandable to 5. Com- puterized pool, full state of the art security system. A pleasure to see. We have several quality rental propertl avaJlable now Including furnished and un- furnished priced from $1050 to $2100 per month. 2, 3 and 4 bdrms. Call and ask for our rental department. all UITD * .. _., LITS m1.- 3 contiguous oceanfront lots In Carlsbad. Possl- blllty of bulldlng 7 condo units with new low density :ronlng. .... 11' ... _ 112,111 Beautifully and completely furnished condo wtth private deck. mirrors, bar, all like new. Conv&- nlentty located near Hoag Hospital. PUIR'WNW ....... Bay, ocean & night lights views! The perfect home for an active growtng family wtth 4 large bdrms, 3 baths. f amlly room and 3 car garage. Owners moving out of state have priced to sell. 11T n.am....... 1111,111 Spacious 2 bdrm 2 bath unit with ocean, harbor & city lights vtewa. Large patio, nreplace, com- pletely FURNISHED. Private and quiet location. ... ... ,. Ult,111 Luxurious 2 bdrm condo beautlfully decorated and hlghty upgraded. Fabulous views of the bay, ocean and city llghts. Party size sun deck, full seourtty bulldlng and terrific recreation f acllltles. (714) 2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR I .. 'i •IAL ISIAll ,,,~ ~i c-.. ..,. 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The o.lly PllOt ~ts no habillty for any etror In an lldV«11Mm4Nlt tor wflic:fl tt may be respcnslb!e except tor tilt c:oet ol the apace Ktually occu91«1 by the e<ror Credit c.n only be allowed lo< the first inMrtlOn THE DAILY PILOT OFFICE HOUftl T•le: M·F 1-5:30/COUNTER M.,f 1-5 1H2 Ital Ellett Ftr Sale j!eatral 1002 ~j•;•;•;ra;1;;;;;;;;;1;11;2~j;'"::;":•:l====;;;~:;;iiiiiiiiiiii;l;M;;2 Ctatral Ht11n/CH••• 1 •LISTI•HE•t• I HW•llTTmlAll Curren I iriventi>rY Is selling Specious 2 Bedroom. d«I. Ctatral 10021 OFF FAST! one ot Of-family room and formal -------ange county's TOP dining room home. L~ SClllLOS -llOROSGOPES -------• PRODUCERS needs a ly covered patio. PoOI •BLUFF'S BEST• few more good listings and spa. Gated entry11nd T 1. h le · complete MCUrlty system BUDGET BUY1 ' 0 sell ,our ome qu kly I $375 000 Call for ap-I UEHW Charming smaller 3 ' or lor a FREE Market pol t'meni 10 see Bedroom 2 Bath. I Story. Ana~s. call PATRICK n IJl2 1200. LIUm llTIE End Unit Adull home 1 TENORE 631·1268 ~ • S 165.000 • Unct Land) M1sti11st C.. UO -IHO unlMEl **ESTATE BANK LIQUIDATION** 7.UOO Sq Ft CUSTOM ESTATE' Must Sttl 1mmed1ately 5 Bdrm , 5 ba ne wer ELEGANT VIEW home w / formal dtn. rm . ram rm .. breakfast nook. 3 wet bars. 3 frpl's. lavish master suite, pool. spa, sauna + much more' Price Slashed ..$300.000 to only S5!19.900' Bank says "Give it Away!" For details call PATRICK TENORE 131·1-,.....- ~l;'MN( of Costa Mesa IRYlllE TERRACE •s THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME llEW OFFERlll& We are really proud of this lovely 3 Bdrm home. Most tastefully decor- ated w/Berber carpet, shutters. wood paneled fireplace. French doors. cus- tom leaded glass window in dining room. Refurbished landscaping. pri- vate pool and rear yard area. Come to see this very special homel You'll be singing praises too. U44,000 OPH SHllY 1·5 1101 S&ITAIELU THll CORDiii DEL MIR DUPLEX SOUTH OF Hl&HWIY Newly remodeled 2Bdrm home. Country French. all new kitchen PLUS nice garage apt. Specl al! Special! $397 ,500. IHI SllllY 1·5 121 lCAOI& LOWEST PRICED HOME II THIS &REIT llEI lrvlne Terrace 3Bdrm beaufifully cared for. Reduced to $275,000. IPD .... f 1-4 lMUl"ll ~eU/ee ?2eat G.ltate 759-1111 .• PETE BARRETI .•. REALTY Fii llYICE &llES PASE GrubbGEllis 0~.1~~1:1~.~o! 2.~ A PETE BARRETJ REALTY ....... ,, •. ,..,..." •• , ...... ,, sq. n. Cape Cod Oftlce PETE BARRETI ... REALTY 1--------1 Bldg. 1205.000Cuti11nn 1 _______ _ SALE/TRADE. . 170,000 759-04e& Owner/Bkr laJMa 1 equity In 2000 sq ~ 3BR Fe.T• Y&UIY p • -•-IM7 hrn.+oues. t ht''. 'Country Lat-3 bdrm condo next .......... Bank Repos. Foreclosures LM , .......... Id f h .,... 1-";iiiiilii;in-IAIUllS All areas. Great financing. SIPll LJl&Tlll ng "''"'" or M , to Mlle Square Parle. I N .. a.A Plmf Luxury & Cuitom Homes Lge 3 8d 2ba condo. l/p, l•------•l·-'°:...1 ..:..or...:bo:...:..:...th:.:... 7:....1:....4..:.85:..:M:....:...:1.::.59 Highly upgraded with 38drm. 28&. new kitchen. Anant 854-2460 I dbt gar.pl11o,nr ~& c·-~ .. , ..... _to Onthe ?"'...... ... new plumbing flxtur•·I new cat'P9t. $294,000 ,,_.. transp $125.000 Ruth ;~_;, Mlllno ~em~1:"U::'' dn.pee and kitchen floor. OPEN SUNDAY 1 ... at ! Sell •die Items 642-~78 I Laurie, Rltr 646-4380 needs. fled. -'Ming $114.900. 127 E. Bay Ave. 873-3550 Traditiona l Ctrn• ••1 ••r 1122 R 1 BEAUT. 2 UNIT DUPLEX ea t y 5 yrs old, xlnt rental pr09 .. BIG CANYON BUY OF THE WEEK -631 -- 1310 -f:..~~~ avail. S475.000. Ulura FABULOUS FAIRWAY ESTATE --=-=~~ 1 6(). 91481 E 1 56--0 12910 OWNERS NEGOTIABLEI A magnificent estate overlooklng Big Canyon Country Club's lush fairways, in absolute impeccable condition. Over 5000 sq ft of quality craftsmanship. Includes 5 bedrooms, 41h baths, formal livlng and dining rooms, breakfast room, separate paneled family room and study. 3 fireplaces, sauna, si,in7a:ooo COZY TRADITIONAL SINGLE FAMILY HOME This warm and cozy beautifully decorated 4 bedroom, 3 bath home is one of our finest offerings. New country kitchen, trench doors, lots of brick. Lush green and very psiia&:oooth pool. Shows like a model. For more lnform•tlon call: DANNY BIBB • STEPHA• BRODY BrubberEllis Rf.SIDENTIAI. RROK~RACE Sf.R VICES 844-8200 SUYIEW OPEi HOUSES SNllY 1-1 2014 Yacht Resolute-4BR, view, large lot. $429,900 ..... , lltl l•rtz 1917 Yacht Enchantress-4BR. 2 story, view and ocean tights. $429,900 ........ ., .... ,... llTIUAY 1·1 vtew, yard. Let the people In classified help you write an ad that will get response. Gt1tral 1112 ...... . IEST II ILIFFS 1002 •'T .. --This spectacular home. Rare opportunity to own this completely custom one of a kind all new 7 years ago. Personal resi- dence of Mr. George Hofsteln, de- veloper of the award winning Bluffs. Prime locatlon. w/panoramlc view. Too many amenities to list. $350,000 L.H . .. UT/• 1-1 2111 ftlTI UlllL .,......,. llY ---Just listed. Lovely 1 level 2Br, 2Ba, all re- m~. On beeuttful Vista Caudal. $219,500 LH. Appt. llWll • 'I n ---Front Row End Unit w/1oYety upper bay view. 38r, 2'A8a. Hk• new cond. $257,000 Ind. land. Bert>ara Sanregret ... ,,.,.. . ... (11111111 ...... ) IBQ ..... li•u,111. Tll-7411 Ulll ........... .. ..... WMtal<A .. -. . WMtal<0 . . . . WMtal<R ~ t :. • • ' • ... .. CL•smr111• REAL DT.tii luL ltlt• 2141 .... lllt I IN•• 1111 C..... .. I llar llU 0C.1t1 .... 1114 C..ta .... 2'14 C..ta lltM 1114 lat. ._. ... 38( 2Ba. fam rm wfreMQ, *WW fl 11111* Y• ... YI n level 28rwldtn, <>wr• 2BR HWA, dW, w/d hkup, llfl Pll mJ1 Lrg ctwi 18R, ,__ crptt • ;t; 2& fL'. W8i to erpta. drps, Oat $1200. 3 ~ 2 +gar. frple, patio, GATED VILLAGE COM· looklngllvfngroom&ftr• patio. No pats. "50. Bdrm 18a Eaattlde. on Joann St. $.450fmo. bch. Ptrtto. Oar tn5 No Call Pete, Btlr 751--3191 yrly $1100. Fee 675-t MUNITY. 2Bdrm, 2 ~Ba. J!!!:· plu1h oer~et, 300• Alln()(e. 543-5-478 Quiet area. No peta Refl. c.11...,.. ~ pets 7~171S/857-1ne llAOl FUIT-. TIUIEIT llMIH 1600 sq. ft. of PURE walk-\~• 1~fo~I w 3 1 ~l 28r 18e. Clean 28r 18•, &31-8165 11¥1... 1111112 •l lU 2Br 28& a" amenities LUXURY. Garage. SPA In e lo k. 2 garage, w/d hkupa "50 5/mo 2BR 2BA, frplc, '625/mo. E/1lde 28R Ne to beedl, end ger, s 1100 +'1st, lut & eecur~ uuu PMT master~=;,,~'~;: • ~~~·l.a! d. ~ ar. ~ VIiia Rentals 675-4912 encl g#. all t>ttne. neer 1BA. patio, pool, lndry '"*· bltlne. 1700. lty. Call 84 .. 2807 or Famlly size home on huge room. ..., w/itorege & 1.-undry rm. 28r 1ea. patio, encl get. ahop91ng center room. CloM 9 Eto ell. ft 5:30 9t!CMe14 841·7589 or 540-0513 lot with large enclosed place, microwave oven, Pay on"' electnc. 5 blk• 209 M ....... St.~ 8f0 Center 1• . Bay .a.u yard. 3 Bdrms, maid'• private patio. ELEGANT '' ..,.... -••• 1•H TSL MGMT '42 1603 ain"'I Beata the r•t 2bdrm mod room, family rm, at-LIVING only 15 mlnut• to l>Meh. Open Houle. Met()I(, speaks ~th _, -· ... • F9;,W'1!'Jlnrt-.;:~ Uvlng encl gar klda SSOO'a tactled 2 car garage. to So. Co. P1aze, Jy9t 8Mt ~~B !5 ~od. 2Bdrm ~5 Ulll 111 AP'fl mf IUJ other• avail 539-6191 Prime Point tocatfon of Nepwort Blvd & eouth 3Bdrm -5 18, & 21k frig range, 2BR 18A, dlahwHl'ler. *HAAVAAO COURT* Agent cJtl91 wlihln walking distance of San Dleoo freeway. n NarolMul • 28R 2BA, 2 POOi. No pet• &45-9e65 laund poo1' ' rt. NO balcony, view MAIN STREET to best Bay and OOMn 2473 ORANGE AVE ear ga.r • pvt lndYy with **EASTSIDE new pets '550 & ·~ 2201 pectfic Brand new apart"*1tl 38R2BA,closetoooean. beaclles.$2100permo 631-&439 8yapptonly. w/d. $t050/mo teue. 28 2Ba DI ~belc 31W 19tl1St 548-0492 TSLMGMT 842-1903 ldeallylocetedlnlNIM. $1200/mo. 960-2514 IAl•tU&.n lu Cl .. tatl 2171 644-7211 Agl ~ $e0o :·• sec'. , . -1-1&'2Bedroomfloofplant. lnbt 2144 lll-4tll 2BR hUiA ;;a unit. ta.... Avall 3/3. 631~ AU~L~Er'~1D Furnlllled Apt. 0.rage, Pool & Spa. 28f!i 2BA. yd gar pool BAYSHORES Marblehead Condo. wet t. 1 , *Ellide 18rdplx. 1tvlfrtg, e before you rent. laundry. Good tocatlon. alklng dlatance to: tennis, gym,' alarm. No 3/bdr, 3/ba., 60 ft to boll, bar micro, f/p, w/d hkup, stove/retrlg. no pet• nu cond. no pate, 1 ~•. Newly decorated ou1tom $500/mo. 5"48-49e8 pets. Lae $900/mo. Avail $1600/mo. 5-t&-7415. ~. ~!!': .. 9 C>Pn5/mo'· com. 71~1· S520/mo. 5"48-1377 1525/mo.780-0189 d .. lgn f .. ture1 pool. ••••a • W/-* Shoppl.ng now 5"48-7234 """' ...,.. -.. bbq, COV1'd ~· eur--H ••• * Theatr• · BIG CANYON: 2Bdrm, 2Ba 995-8842 213/596-3833 110l IFF rounded with plush lend· 2Bdrm 28&. vaulted cell-1" Ae9tawant.a c~~~~~R~t~ ~T, ~F'=~~ ha Jau oe ~~~N f::!:r 2BR t~~u;er e~~~ ~~~~ 1='?'2:~mtlhed ~ ~n~tlo~~-* Per11a1Tenn1s Courts IRVINE RENTALS poolltennla. Immaculate! Ca~trUt Zl 71 18A, pvt patio, w/d hkup, Garden Apt. Pvt patio, 366 WEST WILSON 855-0665 Of' 631-6107pm S e I e c t e d U n I t I Avail lmmed. S 1300/mo. -no pets 1675/mo pool carport, lndry tac. w/Cathedral Celling• lmatOtutlHfttrs Agent Jeri . Hunt LG 2 r Ba condo, pool, SL MGMT M2-l603 NoPetsS725/mo 288E. 142-1111 PM 18r,frplc,pool,patlo. 711 1100 &40-4868 •96-4868 deck, gar. No peta. 6 Cu 1163 ;288 gar No pets 399 W Bay NOW TAKING • Of $725/mo.•97·1874 llllllflEllm 1 th. rt 1-OeluH28r2Baw/gar.Nu St.Ss95'~57 . RESERVATIONS FOR •ORANGETAEE 1Br Hites a1ea 3/2br Incl den I L C • l BR s535/mo 28R •FREECABLETV.Lg1Br Pelnt&c:atpet.4-4 Ham· MAY OCCUPANCY. FOf Condo. Patio, on stream, hkups dstlwShr & yrd dbl tat. Hit tire $595j~0 All built Ins & 28r Grdn Apts. Pool llton Ave 1675 875-9797. REDEC. 28R, get, rence directions and Info pool, jac, tennis, ate ~r $825 don't deleyl 21H lndry rm.'nt bell & ahops'. 1525-1625. 710 W 18th EASTSIDE 28r, yard. gar· P~Y~:e'JA~~ 8~942. 8:00..5:30 PM. S6S5.Nopet5854•1141 9·6191 Agentcost So.COastcondo2t>r26a. 735-741W.18tl1St. Br 1Ba upstre. 571 age. Kld1/Pet1 oklE/SIDE2BR .1'ABa l675.0RANGETREE1BR.AIC. PLWE •llMI House 3Br 288, frplc. Lots carport, pool, Jae. 1695. SL MGMT 642· 1603 Joann. Max 2 people. No $695/mo. 1787 West· 271 Cebrlllo. 722.oe12 refrlQ.1825/mo. Pool This beautiful 1 Story of wood & Ille. t blk to (213) 660-9513 1Bdrm Apt w/balcony, pet1 $535 Agt SS0.1015 mlna1er, #A. 720-9422 h 2BR. 1~ba, wun. tennla/no peta. 559-8322 Condo in a pvt corner lo-rn· Big ySr~. ;~'!: ~2 rtlltalJ pool. No pets $495/mo. Eutlide deluxe 2BR 1BA, d~ hkup, pa1';tg:'• 1no~~m!~·=llC!!!~!..,...J!!!I cation In Raflcho Joa-car gar 4 .,,.. 64.6-.3618 ~ deck, trplc, tste50 5-t&-·- Quin.. thls.2.Bdrm 28& "1ASlllll Gift( lllMa --18, E-slc:le $495. S ueaky walk-In closet, dshwr, pe · neer town, ._ ______ _ru;uml,.Wllll I pet1, llAale neutral carpeting & lovely Ex · 11 31 ' . e ean w woo eam Bdrm w/gar, orpta, drps, norumkr $700. •IM-1S-28 drapes. Only $1200/mo. $ eel cond, Ava 1. AY 1 r A Its. No cells. No pets 990-2970 eaturlng beautiful land-bltlns. Fncd yrd w/petlo. Oceen/Coet tllne View. Lg Agt 760-8333 2050 mo. Agt. 759• 1997 pets or smkrs. $775/mo. 1Br upatra w/garege. Refs soe.pe, BBQa, pool/spa. •37 "A" Orwige ... 1675 2Br 1ea w/frplo & yard. IUYIEW Yrly. utlls Incl 673-6640 r""'d No ""'ts $495/mo Patlo/deeke. Garagee OI' ~120 CALL 1-5PM •n~" •--• .... ""·le WOODBRIDGE, 3Br rnba 3BR Nantucket. Lrg yard. 352 'v1et0ria 645•816; carports. Heat paid. -1mo """ vt .... ""' t condo, close to pool, ten-very bright & light $2200. Bal lls 1b~ fu~ $1000/m~ Avail Aprll t11. SOfry, no pets. *AVAILABLE NOW• Adult• •&7-5700 nla S900/mo assoc fee Ownr/Agt 759·1997 yr Y· ar ara ag 1Bdrm 1610 1BDRM w/carpon $620 INtJa paid. avl 4/13. 857-6058 675-551 1, 494-2342 eves 2/bd. 1'1\/ba, no pets Bdrm 2Ba S795 EASTSIDE lg 18r 1Be R w/prvt angl gar $850 JUST MOVED furn. won't 28R lBA I no garg, S675 25 Center St. &42·142• w/garege. Avall•/22. S.. UIET, patio, pool, spa, . WOODBRIDGE fit Couch, fir & tbl lamps. ' pat o, chalet. 275 A Cabrlllo sponslble person only. NO PETS 5"49-2«7 Refrlg, dahWlhr, 1tove 2 bdrm, 2 bath. Incl gar micro. stereo & spkrs, Near South Bay. Yrly 675-74501730-1286. *llYI ~* No pats. Credit cheek Incl. No P9\a 546-4455 Warmington townhormi. 35mm. Super 8 & pro). & S975 Incl urns. 673-3458 +-2 +gar, bltlna. E·alde. req'd $550/mo 631-22•2 Unfum Baehef<>< S330+ close to pool, school, more. 1979 Port Albans lal~n Peai119l1 2Bd 1Ba. cpt.s, drps, ga1. Hurry! S685. Other9. Fee EAST SIDE L I Pine 1st. last. Refrlg & stove *1 IEMlll ""* shops, no pets S 1000. Place. N.B. Sat/Sun 9.4 4.r:O? No pets. Adlts pref S700 EIT tl• •••• F t .,,,.. ,1~X> ~/a 1 lg Incl. Beck yard 552·9389 Refrlg. dt.riwuhel' a stove Lease. Call LOls Miiier ----Lse. Avl now. 5~7234 -Ol'es ·.,,.. ' '2· w. r · IFR -. Incl NO PETS s.ts-..865 673·7544 LIDO IS. 3BR 2BA furn, T 0 0 SE gu/wtr pd, patios. WI I l-1 __ • -------beaut. Avail to 7115. Unfurn tlbo, yearly. encl 2/bd, 2/ba, qulet-upatalrs, / B D • W NH U $580/mo. adi.lts, no pets. Want a Mlectlon of real 2 & 3 Bdrm unturn. yrly. Woodbridge. detached '$ 1650/mo Agt Rod. garg, avall Apr 1 moat utilities paid, 1~/be, f1plc, bulll-lna, yr leue, &46•0864. Jiving? We~ offergany· summer, winter. Cannery house. Beautiful 2br. den. 673-4400/d 673-882 l/e '675/mo. &45·5662. $725/mo. 622 Hamllton ~~I :~~~· nS .r:~% ! LARGE LUXURY 3BR 2BA thing from a small apt to Rentals, Inc. 675-4e06 2ba. n~ carpel. paint. Ctttaa ••I •ar 262 St, CM, Ron 548-0477. a 4 bdrm houte If IOOk· i---------1/p. com~. pool. tennis IEWPHTCllEST 2 Bedroom 1 Bath 768-76011548-5608. fem rm, frplc, dbl ger 1 In CM NB. Ot HB 2 Bedroom. 2 bath, chan- S 1200 mo. Judy 646-717 1 Spacious 38r 2'.+Ba, new 1Br Upstairs w/garage & carport. Lar0e yard. No 545. Upper lrg quiet $950/mo. &45-8166 l~nk of us' flrat. '°' that nel front apt for rent. Lapu Jue• 2141 crpt, w/d, refrlg Im· ~81~~~l5~£mo, IS1/last pats $675/Month. 2625 newly renovated 18R, no E'SIDE 18R Adlt1/no pets choice or Ideal living. !J~ri:0·J::~ .. ~: maculate S13SO lease. • Elden Apt #F 64M519 pats, carport fndry tacit pool, lndry, $445/mo TSL MGMT 642·1603 7141971 9685 (213) Ooean view 3Br 2Ba. 261 Villa Rentals s1µ912 1BR lBA deck gar space 631·2177 0< 548-8019 646-3334 Iv mag 27._""'"~ or Wave St $1395/mo 1.. N t '$650• 1 1 + -...· 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, new WEST SIDE· Lg 1/bd ..,.,_ Frplc. nffl¥ w/w, ~Sat NB DUPLEX Huge upper ~~:So 1 ·S:....o;;· carpet & paint, walk·ln When the.fall IN~ t tan ~ E'SIDE 2 BR 1 b8 down· Duplex, prv back yd, a11 •-2-8-R-/1_1n_b_e_sp_ec;_lou-1-4 12-4pm 8181264·5265 Ocean View, 4BR 21-\ba, or oloset $565/mo. lmmedl· tu~ stlrnetoturnto stair~. 1 car gar, patio utll pd, $535/mo, 781 nice • vt 112 blk 2Br 2e. .View M Pol t 0'g>~·NS~~':s° 0 1 BFhpt 1 year old. DIW. ate OOQupancy. 851-0424 :: m.:!49'.:!c:'.'h pr-. $750/mo, 645-3081 Joann St, appt only, bell.' :;v ~.' Garage. osa n ceen bltlns. No pets, noamkra. E/aide 2br gar patio N 5"49-04331850-3673. $950/tno 980-58H Condo. Seo. prkng. pool. View, 3BR 2ba, lrplc, $750/mo. 6-44-7183 Ctttl.... ,.,. .. "--ta.... 4111!• .. 1 ,... 2 ~· ss751 . ..~5 •771 · 5403 RI Oceanside ot PCH. Lse s 12001mo --.,.. __ , ,.....,s, ~ mo luL ... ra 2141 -· • · .. ver $1 150/mo. 556-0274 506 E. Ocean Front. 2Bdrm 18&, stove, ref~. 267 Cebflllo. 642-5568 Ave. --------Both ~turn. Rent untll No pets $770/mo. 606 ~ E/llde 2BR newty dee lllT a. fmsT ''"""E~W""'PO~R~T~M~A~R~l~N~A~A-PT-s *llEIT llllE* June 30. Call Denise Acacia. (7t4)673·2269 or patio. ga;, 1690/mo: lful & Patk Mtce FOR Beautlful 28r 2Ba, micro. Studio. u!lla Incl, ocean 851·1184 9-5pm. 1213)494·3632 MEDITERRANrAll Aval! Mat 16. 548-1709 THE DISCRIMINATING frplc, enel-iar. Prvt view, secluded S350. Fee 2BR b llllt PROFESSIONAL beaCt1 boet avllllable TrlflEIT 111-llH Poaalble rent/own 3/4br • frplc, stove, alcony Extra lrg 2BR 2BA patio ' • s; tam rm huge llp elite area view. No pet• $900 mo. VIUAGE frplc, encl gar. No peti.'. one & Two Bedroom $1395/mo. orry, no 3/BD, 2/BA, N. Laguna under prleecl at $1500 322Hellotrope.675-602'4 1 $660, 1st & tut, $300 LAQ~~':':e;OSA pet1.760-0919Btwne-5 Charmer, fr""'. walklnn 539·6191 Agt tee Open Fri/Set/Sun 1 t-4. MC. 642-0433 9V9I I_. a..~· -...a ""'" ... 16211 Pwklideln,HB --·-_... distance to beach. SEAVIEW 3BR 2~BA + 2 room 14Jl1e, ba, pvt ent. ... 1 •••1 $1600/mo. 675-5061 lam rm. Great view, POOi, Declc. Micro. frig. No pets ONE MONTH'S llA'--fiield -._ 4 Bdrm, 2'1tba hm. Ocean t 8 n n Is' sec u r It y $550 Inc utlls, 18t + def). ••C&l ~ SUWlll YILUIE & Coastline Vie of Laguna $2200/mo 213/430-3629 675·5501 or 6-44~ I FREE RENT APllTlllTI 1 & 28r IUxury Apta In 1• Beach SHOO/mo, Becl'lek>r Apt. 1.g patio, WITH THIS AD Ukebrendnew!Allutllltlee Plana. Pools, tennl•, 497 °"'8 11 Unfurnished 2Bdrm plus mirrored closet doors. paid. Pool, gar, no patl. wataf'falll, POl'ld•I Gaa for New IO 1brcondo, ateps to Oen S1200/mo yearly avalllmmed. $450 Incl ut. THE piece to come h~ to _ A ...... ....-.1 1Bdrm 1690 cooking & heating paid. beti. pool & spa, So . .Leg. 111-1100 673-8889 or 673-8890 _............. 2Bdrm 1Ba 1695 From Sen Diego Frwy, area $650+ ut. 768-4529 patk·llke Mttlng conveniently located 30t Avocado &42·9850 north on Beeoh to ~--~....,,..,,,....,...----Upper Unit Dptx 2Br 2Ba, ClllU HL Ill within walklng dlatance 10 theatres, res-McFadden, wHt on Oua.Jnt 48R 2BA. ooean gar. Ooean vu. blk to bell * 2 Bdrn;1, 2 bath with taurants and lhopa. Only minutes to South LARGE lharp 1 bedroom, MdFadden. 15555 Hunt· view, gar. $1200/mo. $1000 + utlla 675-8339 brick flreplace 1 car Coast Plaza and Ille beach. new paint. new drapae, lngton VIiiage Ln. 645-6412 or &43·2541 or (818)359-4539 arage, leund,.Y facllltlea, new flooi' lite, abaolutety 11•1111 h beach lmmecu .. te, dlahwuMr, r YOU DESERVE THE BEST! • Fitness Centers Tennis, Swimming • Furnished/ Unfurnished · Month·IO·Month HI Ii atl 2152 YDUJWS $ ';e },:o Celi Mary Ann 1 ....,!!•::=a~,,_ '10o enetoeed lockable gar-atet'front Apt. Furn. 2BR New r a ondo In ON THE BLUFFS Walk to I IMl-/2 .._.. llroM .,. mo patk Ilka groundl, 2ba, S 120'0/mo yr ly. Models open dad~ 9 6 beach clote Beacon Hiii. bell, ocn vu, comer Unit * 4 Bdrm and den. 3 2 .,.._ Townftotaeelt\li ...... from-. No Pete. 64M279 633--9161or53&-9524 Sorry, no pets EnJoy tennis. poofs a 2Br 2Ba, lrplc. Lg pool, bath•. flr~ace. retrlgef- spu Indoor washer & sauna, gym, etc 24 hr 11or, washer and dryer dry.er a 9 7 5 / m 0 . ~ $1050 213-823-0188 $1900/mo Call Rod 640-1341Eves 558--6170 VILLA BALBOA 1BR 1ba, * 2 Bdrm, 2 beth, 2 car w/d, part furn, ocn vu, garaQe. Country French. l...,.n leac~ 2111 11050/mo. 962-4557 Completely FURNISHED Ullalff .... VIiia Balboa 2Br 2B•. fam-S 1600/mo Call Mary Ann 28R IBA~greenbelt. llyrm,S1100VllleRentell (7 l 4) 673-4400 W/D, ftlgean 11ay $1195 675-4912 OR 764-1792 C.JI Ha.I agt &31-0680 VILLA BAI.BOA Exec 1Br HARBOR VIEW + Oen, Incl frplc. w/d, ale 2 ..._ 38R t-othef upgradee. Pool. + ,,_., Of , comer spa aec: bldg & aut>- IOQ11on. lndudM adnr & prkno gar Greet 'loo • pool. A.veil 4f1/H. Welk 10 bCh. $1050/mo. $1500/mo. Call t.ola 540.2939 Evt~5-663e 173-7544 • 3/bd, 2/ba. WESTCLIFF. ---------1 large yard, flreplece, new EXTRA IO 1BR w/2 lg slid• carpet, frfdg, S 1~50, Ing cl0Mt1, lg decil, new &46-3100 or 7U -19&3. bldg. $800/mo 722·71:M _________ __..__ _______ _ -GAS rlf!E rum :::~ood Ptnthng. Griu Ciotti A\ -C'lhed~i ~med Ctthnp --Ol$hw~ ,. ~ -Pools, W1rlpool, £.urc15t Room . -4 lll!lted 1tnf1C$ Courts /. -laulldry Facilities ·~ -h it Ho115111-Sorry, Ho Pets ..; <>f"IC~ OHN OAA..Y M /) • i~ HW'bOr 81\td (at ,.,r Orl~I CoelaMeN5'. 714/517-8020 . _,,. __ C..t1•111 1114C..ta .... 2114 WOODLAND VILLAGI . A•AllTMlllTI Cumt & ~n1oy our tardfn slylt apts Ou.et. con1to1tabte hv1na. '.lost lo lrttways & So Coast Pim while only minutes to lht bo th C..r1gn m1l~ble NO P[ TS PUASl PlllJ. 1111~ ~' -.... . .... ,..... ........,. lllllMI -.s·u1 1A1+ IUT'I llT W&TU -.. ~·11U1111 fl&. ,,., UDY 1M .... 1 Newport Beach No 880 Irvine Avenue l•t t6tlll 16-1* Nowport Beach So 1100 16th Street 1a1 Dovttl 142"5113 .r,. 1 1 l '!lltl f 1 111 , ,\ 1, !•( ,. I/ I I ·------- clJi;. 10"'"""' NOW.OPEN California Cape Cod Stylit13 has Men captured at ~ C.~. Select (tom l, 2 and ~ Bedroom phns with 1 or 2 Baths. • Vaulted uilin3s • Walle.in cl~s • Private Pacios or Balconin • untral Heating and Air-<:ondinonmg • Pool • Spe • Covettd Parking The Capc"s exciting location 1s within walking ditt•nce of South Coast Plau Mall -and the nttt Orange Counry Pt'rforming Atu Ccntrt. ____ ,., .. ~ lOOO South COUt Drift Costa Mesa. California, California 92626 , (lH) 551-1144 Alakaam' Wiich classified tum youf u11wtnteel 11ems 1n10 cash There"s really no trtek to 11 All vou 1\aVe to do •• gl119 us • call end let ua help vou word and piece your Id The resoonse comn naturally - .... , , PAU JO/IATUllDAY MAIL 8. , .. HOIES FOR SILE 21EllMM 110 33rd Street (Peninsula) NB 64+8200 $344,000 Saturday 1-5 **508 38th Street, Newport Beach 759-9100 $335,000 Saturday 1:30-4 430 Catalina (Newport Heights) NB 631-7370 $219,000 Sunday 1-"4 412 Heliotrope (A2) Corona def Mar 67S-0"467 $239,500 Sat/Sunday 1-4 9 Northampton (Belcourt) Newport Beach 759-6700 $459,000 Sunday 12-"4 2 IR 1tl1s Fii Ill er DEi 12 Belcourt Drive South (Belcourt~ NB 644-6200 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 515 El Modena, Newport Beach 962-8891 $209,900 Sonday 12--4 •4710 Neptune, West Newport 673-7300 $250,000 Saturday 1-4 * •3028 Ocean. Corona del Mar 675-5511 $585,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) Newport Beach 759-6700 $375,000 Sunday 12-4 • v-9 Aue Vlllars, Big Canyon, N.B 644-9060 $385,000 Sunday 1-5 3 IElllDDI 105 32nd Street. Newport Beach 648-104"4 $2"45,000 Saturday 1-4 34 73 Windsor (Wmldn Vig) CM 645 0303 $195,000 Sat 1-5/Sun 1-"4 **26 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 645-0303 $415,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 2821 Ebbtlde, Harbor View Hiiis. CdM 760-8333 $499,000 Sunday 1-5 903 E. Chestnut, Santa Ana 546-2313 $109,000 Sat 1-4 * * 105 Edgewater (Balboa Penln) NB 675-6000 $475,000 Sunday 1-5 466 Gaviota (Bluffs) Newport Beach 644-5518 $238.000 Saturday 1-5 •2807 Harbor View Or, Corona del Mar 644-9060 $559,500 Sunday 1-5 730 Malabar, Irvine Terrace. CdM 759-1877 $275,000 Sunday 1-"4 3319 Nevada, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $153,000 Sat 1-' v-37 Aue Fountalnbleau (Big Cyn) NB 760-8333 $490,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 17"41 Tustin Ave 1B. Costa Mesa 646-4380 $125,000 Sunday 1-4 * * • 117 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 759-9100 $8<49,000 Sunday 1-':30 145 Via Undlne (Udo Isle) Newport Beech 673-7300 $379,000 Saturday 1-' 105 Via Wazlers (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch 673-7300 $349,000 Sunday 1-' 436 Vl9ta Parada (Bluffs) Newport Beech 759-e700 $279,500 Set/Sun 1·5 416 Vasta Roma, The Bluff9, N.B &40-9019 $189,000 Sund.,y 1-' I g ,. .. Fii Ill tr 111 876 OMc> ~. Coeta Mesa &4&-0303 S127,300 Sun 1-"4 2345 Aralla, Eutbluff, Nwpt Bch &42-5200 245,000 Sunday 1-.5 • 2443 Bamboo. Eutbluft. Newport Beech &44-9080 $278,500 Sund9Y 1-5 v• 18 Beleour1, (Belcourt) 78()..8333 $849,500 Sunday 1-5 • 17 Carmel Bay Drive, Corona del Mar 759-9100 $557,500 Sunday 1:30-5 •v2 Chatham. Belcourt 760-8333 $799,000 Sunday 1-5 2021 Commodore (Baycrest) Nwpt Bch 644-8200 $279,500 Sunday 1-5 •9"49 Goldenrod Ave, Corona del Mar 759-9100 $465,000 w/land Sunday 1-5 * 1120 Goldenrod, Corona def Mar 759-9100 $419,000 Sunday 1-5 1781 Iowa, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $138,900 Sunday 1-4 * •300 Kings Pl (Clltfhaven) NB 631-1266 $305,000 Sat/Sun 1:30-5 3319 Nevada, Costa Mesa 548-2313 $153.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 ---••••2926 Perla, The Bluffs. N.B 722-6460 $379,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1954 Port Carney. Harbor View Homes. NB 6"44-8693 S449,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1963 Port Weybridge (HVH) Newport Beach 759-1870 $242,500 Sat./Sun. 1-5 21 Aue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) Nwpt Bch 759-6700 $499,500 Sunday 1-5 ••207 Tustin Ave, Newport Beach 645-0303 $395,000 Sunday 12-' •601 Via Lido Nord (lido Isle) NB 673-6300 $465,000 Sunday 1-5 • 118 Via Quito (Lido Isle) N'#pt Bch 6«-8200 $521,000 Sunday 1-5 V 1901 Yacht Cofinta, Seeview, N.B 6«-9080 $375,000 Saturday 1-5 4 IEllllll * 133"4 Antigua Way, Newport Beach 645-0303 $379,000 Sun 1-4 * * 111 Bayside Place, Corona del Mar 675-6161 $895,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 2001 Kewamee, Otde Corona del Mar 673-2724 $396,000 Saturday 1-4:30 •••1798 Oriole Dr (Mesa Verde) CM 641-1458 $329,000 Sun. 1-4 ••2 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB 6«-8200 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2718 San Juan, Costa Mesa 64S-0303 $149,500 Sunday 1-' 1501 Santanetla Terrace. Irvine Terr11Ce 759-1877 $3«,000 Sunday 1-5 205 Via Jucar (lido "'8) N.B. 875-8259 $429,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 II 11111 Fiii II tr IEI * • 2422 22nd Street. Newport 8Mch ~200 *'495,000 Sund9Y 1-4 * *" 1 Via Lkk> Soud (lido tale) NB e73-7300 $1,550,000 Sun ,_. • 23 Belcourt (e.lcourt) Newport 8Mctl 831~12ee 1828,000 _Sat/Sun 1-4~30 ••22 e.t~Harbor HNI) Nwpt 8ch 759-9100 5.000 Sat/Su,,.. * •21 Bodega Bay (Spygful) COM 844-6200 $519,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1ooe Cannonade, Coeta Me9a 75M700 S224,900 S.turday 12-4 DAILY PILOT /BAL aTAft **1213 E. e.lboe Blvd (Belboa "9ntn) NB ~200 $750,000 Set/Sun 1-5 * •427 Hwbor late Or (Herbor tale) NB e.u-e200 $895,000 Sund9Y 1-5 20 HNllborough (Harbor HNI) Nwpt 9c:ll 759-9100 Sn5,000 $et/Sun 1-' ••3013 Java Rd, Mesa Verde, CM MS-0303 $385,000 Sund9Y 1-5 1911 Kauai, Meea Verde, Costa Meaa 540-2313 $234,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 18 **815 Vie Lido Soud (Udo llle)NB . e75-e 1e 1 s2.200.ooo S.VSun 1-5 ••53 Monteclto (Spyglass) NB 644-6200 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 V' • 16 Napol11 Harbor Ridge 78()..8333 ~ 1, 195..000 Sunday 1-.5 •• 17"48 Bonalre. Newport Beach 675-6000 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * •2224 Pacific 'Drive, Corona del Mar 6«-8200 $950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •23 Plnehu~ Canyon) Nwp1 ~6200 $685.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1223 Portslde (Harbor View Hiiis) NB 644-6200 $439,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 2"4 Rockingham (Belcourt) Nwpt Bch 6«-8200 895,000 Sunday 1-5 1527 Seacrest, Newport Beach 64_.-9080 $398,500 Sunday 2-5 • 10 Stillwater (Turtlerock) lrvlne 875-8000 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **1_.« W. Bay, Balboa Peninsula 673-7300 $825,000 Sunday 1-' • 1917 Yacht E;ncf\antress, Seavtew, NB 644-9080 $429,900 Sunday 1-5 2014 Yecht Resolute, Seavtew, N. Sch &44-9()1() *'429,900 Sunday 1-.5 V-•2019 Yacht Resolute (Seevlew) NB 640-7649 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 I Ill 11111 Fii Ill tr Ill • 12 Burning Tree (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 933 Crucus, Costa Mesa ~2313 $279,000 Sun 11:30-' * •326 Evening Canyon (Shorecilfta) NB 644-8200 $599,000 Sunday 1-5 311 Goldenrod, Olde Corona del Mar 875-eOOO $5"49,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •74 Hllk:r•t. Big Cenyon, Nwpt Bch 673-8700 $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5 1031 Klnge Rd, (~fffhllYen), Nwpt 8ch 968-1021 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 27845 Lorenzo (Mela c:tet Mar) eo.ta Mee& 831-7370 t189,900 SUnday 1-5 **•324 Morning Ster (Oovw Sharee) NB 76M700 $99T,500 Sund9Y 1·6 4 Morro Bay ~ygtw) Newport BMc:tt &U-6200 .000 Sunday 1-5 309 Poppy, Corona 0.. Mar 473-6494 *399,000 Sund9Y 12-4 2346 Por1 Cat1 .... (Harbor ~NB 844-6200 '349,000 Sunday 1-4 •16 Pt. Loma (SoYalMI) COM ~ M28~®o ~ 1..S ••1242 8omerlet Lane, Oo\W 8hra 644--toeO $387,000 8unOay 1 .. 5 ••e Tratelgar, H1rbor Ridge, N'wpt 8ct1 &40-4866 S1 ,750,000 Sunday 1-5 129 Via Loree (Udo•> Nwpt 8ch 613-7300 $48S,OOO 8utM1ey 1-4 DAILY PILOT /aAL UTATW 1 . I . . . _, . _,__,__ 484 Walnut Piece, EMtlide Costa Mesa ..... 631-8011 $295,000 Saturday 1-4:30 2512 Wavectelt (Harbor Vu Hiiia) NB 644-0121 $379,000 SaVSun 1-4 I Ill ,1n Fiii II er IEI LOTS 84-85-86 Top of Rockypoint Spyglass 644-6200 $2,700,000 Sat/Sun 8-8 * •25 Rldgeline (Harbor Aid~) NB 644-6200 $3,950,000 Sunday 1-5 •v *2 Yorkshire, Harbor Ridge 760-8333 $995,000 Sunday 1-5 COIDOS TOWIHOIES FOR SILE 2 IEtlOOI 16 Columbia. Corona del Mar 852-1677 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1-4 2 II 11111 Fll 111 or DEi 127 E. Bay Ave, Balboa Peninsula 673-3550 $29-4,000 Sunday 1-5 ••2792 Longwood Court, CM 546-2313 $188,500 Sunday 1-4 . ' 3 IEllllll ••#4 Odyssey Ct (Nwpt Crest) NB 673-7300 $179,000 Sun. 1-4 ••#19 Odyssey Ct (Nwpt Crest) NB 673-7300 $182,000 Sun. 1-4 2 Chateau Royale, Big Canyon, NB 756-1540 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2135 Vista Laredo (Bluffs) Nwpt Beh 675~5511 $174,900 Sunday 1-4 3 IR 11lus Fii II er IEI 314 Jasmine. Corona Del Mar 673-8494 $315,000 Saturday 12-4 * •902 Powell Court, Costa Mesa 640-9060 S 156,000 Sunday 1-4 *428 Vista Roma (Bluffs) Newport Beach 759-9100 ·$212,000 Sunday 1-5 4 IElllOOI •2912 Quedada (Bluffs) Nwpt Bch 759-9100 $225,000FEE Saturday 1-4:30 MOBILE HOIES FOR SILE 3 IR 1684 Whittier (space 35), Costa Mesa. 645-6456 $45.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 1121,..... 3000 1q ft. 3 BR. 3 ~ Ba. I...arge dini.nc rm & tam. rm. spa. firepit, pool, view of bedt bey. mountains. night Uchta. IA11MDAY MAIL 8. 1 .. /PAOa JI - ·I • -~~ --- DU PLUES FOR SILE 2 Ill ,111 1 Ill . 621 Acacia, Irvine Terrace. CdM 759-1877 $397,500 Sunday 1-5 3 Ill 11111 2 II 12on2011t Fernteaf, Olde Corona del Mar 675-6000 $339,500 Sunday 1-5 305 Larkspur, Olde Corona def Mar 61.3=9501 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5404 Seashore Dr. Newport Beach 675-5930 Sun. 1-5 •Spa •Pool *•Waterfront ***Waterfront & Pool vGlve address at guard gate lttltllelfY• Sell y .. ,,.,,,.,1 c. ........ 64t-S671 .. UT/-1-1 .............. • '"''""' 1n .... ~ ~11nhc '" BLI It\ for Information & surprisingly low cost. • PAGa Zl/SATURDAY MAJt. I, ltM Chain saw standard should slash injuries By the AHoct.ted Pr ... Improper handling, Ignorance and lack of respect cause most of the injuries suffered by homeowners who use chain saws to cut firewood, repair storm damage or perform other tasks, according to industry experts. But a newly amended voluntary chain saw safety standard places several stringent requirements on manufacturers of chain saws and saw chain. and may help cut down on wide- angle in1uries due to kickback by the potentially lethal tool. Some 25 percent. of all chain saw injuries are due to kickback reaction. according to estimates by the Con- sumer Products Safety Commission. The new safety features were adopted 'by a committee of manufac~ turers, government agencies, con- sumers and other Interested parttes to make homeowners more knowledge- able about how to control a chain saw in those situations that could present the greatest hazards. A basic safety system developed by the Homelite Division of Textron Inc. Includes: •Safe-T-Tip anti-kickback device. .. Although low-kickback chain helps reduce the incidence of wide-angle kickback, the device totally eliminates the kickback reaction. This device covers the nose of the guidebar and prevents it from striking a solld object, which could cause the saw to kick back at the user.'' •Low kickback saw chain. ··Reduces kickback Intensity by as much as 75 percent compared to conventional saw chains. The latest design prevents wide-angle kickback and should provide a significf,lnt reduction in head. neck or shoulder injuries." •Chain brake. "The theory and Intended function of a chain brake Is to stop the rotation of saw chain after kickback occurs. Used in conjunction with other features. the chain brake can provide an added margin of safety for other functions. "When operated manually, It allows the user to lock the chain for sharp- ening, and for carrying the saw whlle the engine is idling. However, In situations where the operator Is pos- ltlonecf close to the chain saw, It may be impossible for the brake mechanism to stop tl"le chain before it Injures the operator." The manufacturer therefore advises the operator to rely on ..the anti- kickback device or low-kickback chain rather than chain brake to prevent wide-angle kickback. •Vibration isolation. "Make sure the chain saw has an effective vibration isolation system -a series of isolators located in critical vibration areas on the chain saw that act as shock absorbers ============== DAILY PILOT(JISAI. UTAft 11/u•lr•tlon by Ric Kollbar and slgnlflcantly reduce vibration that can be transmitted to hands and arms." •Front handguards. "The revised standard requires chain saws to fea- ture a front handguard, which Is designed to protect the user from Injury If the grip of the left hand slips while using the saw." Filtered water safe, and tastes better too By the Auodated Preea "People don't realize how Important It Is to have clean·and safe water, not only for drinking, but for cleaning and cooking, too." says Don Burgess, vice president-sales of Peerless Home Products. · "It's so inexpensive to Install a water filter yourself that it almost doesn't pay not to," he says, "especially consider- ing what you have to gain from purer water." Burgess says a new line of do-it- yourseff water filters can remove dust and ~ust padlclea as fine as a sing~ grain of powder. Bad tastes and bad odors are also ellmlnated. he says. Installing a water fitter yourself is easy, says Burgess. "Since there are several types of water filter models to choose from. customers can select the right one depending on their budgets and use - whether It be for kitchens, baths and wet bar sinks, refrigerator Ice-makers, even recreational vehicies. Choice of proper glue can be a sticky question By the Attoelated Pr ... From mending a small tear In the wallpaper to keeping the celling tiles from falling, there seems to be a special adhesive avallable for just about every sticky job around the house. One company's glue line, for exam- ple, numbers some 25 products for home Improvement uses -not count- ing Its various caulks and sealants. But homeowners who want to make their own repairs will do well to stock up on just three or four basic types of repair adhesives. The most practical ones are Single component products that require no mixing and are easy and safe to use: -AU-purpose white glues for pprous and semi-porous aurfaces. These water-based, modified polyvlnyt acetate adhesives work on such ma- terials as wood, paper, cardbOard, fabric, cork and porous ceramics. Non- toxic, non-flammable and od0tle8S, they are easy to work with and clean up. For these products to dry properly, the water they contain must evaporate and leave the bonded area so the glue forms a strong continuous adhealve fllm. Whtte glues differ from brand to brand In terma of YilC:Oelty. qufct< tack and 11rength. -Yellow gtuee for wood. Most of the mulUpurpoee ldhealvea, Including white glues, can be ueed for wood, but the yetlow wood glues are formulated with specific properttes for wood- working projects and repairs. They alto depend on the evaporation proceee but generalty J)«letrate wood better Md form stronger bonds. -Adhesives for non-porous and porous materials. These Include the Instant cyanoacrytate glues, orlglnally developed fat and used by Industry, and another adhesive baaed on slU- cone technology. Once cured, the silicone adhesive provides a durable, flexible bond which is highly resistant to water, cold, heat and Impact. These glues are excetlent for such tasks as replacing a chip of veneer from furniture, fixing a loose tile, attaching leatheror plastic strips to chrome chairs or plastic or metal hooks to walls and doors, reinforcing loose wtndow panes and sealing rain gutter leaks. -Contact cements. These adhere weU to wood, metala, glass, leather, paper, cloth, rubber and some plastics and are exceftent for apptytng plastic laminate to a countertop or for veneer- ing furniture. They are applied to both surfaces and Ul9n ahoutd be allowed to aJr-dry. When the two are brought together, they bond ln11entty -so proper positioning 11 Important. Some contact cementa are fast· drying but ftammable, toxic and con- tain harmful Yapor8. Others are not ttammable but have other drawbaeka. -Epoxlea. Vertoua typee offer different 11rengths, and they contllt of a two-compound product -a reeln and a hardener -which you mix together. They come In MYeraJ f0tms, lnctudlng paate, mofdable bars and rlbbona. The bars and ribbons can ""· bond and .... almoet inythlng. Helt and rnotstur~81'1t. they can be drifted, aned, aMded llnd Plllni.d. DAILY lttLOT/BIU. aTAT8 ~~~~~~~~------------~---------;;;:: IATUaDAY MAIL .. l .. /PAGm JI NEWPORT BEACH OPEN HOUSES COSTA MESA n•-.A Nm 11,111.-UTlllAY ma -... Elegant home provtd91 4 BR, 4 BA. sunken 4 BR, 3~ BA, cuatom llngte story home ,;:; conversation ptt with fireplace, formal dining, WWI 28 Balboa Covee '-••' att11 MeN Verde Country Club. Huge f8rNty room family room. forewr views of channef, bay & city ~ =: 347:4~= Ct. L 1 1-4 with cory UMd brick t1rep1ece. Gourmet kttehen, lights from both ftoora and boat dock. Very 3 BR T 11 Sl9S,OOO a•~ c:.ntral *· eecurtty, pool and IPL Thia wtff flt lmpreaslw throughout! • enn you to a teel . ...... ...... ..., ---... Absolutely gor~t 3 BR Monaco model. High-._,_, 28 Blllboe CoWI ,,_ 11• Grecioua 4 BR + den Meea Verde home= ly upgraded wtth new A/C ayatem, new heating 3 BR Dock S-415•000 *'L: ewrythingl Located near 2 golf courw and 2 unit and hot/cold ape. 180° view of city lights, wuoi11 w 207 Tustin '·Wu••• parka, beeutJful yard with pool and petk>. and mountain and ocean. Prime location on the cul 3 BR, Pool $395,000 12-4 8'de hldMway patk> off the den, new add-on de sac with 3 car garage. ma4 BR':: 30!~,:'•v• Rd. Le 3 • .., family,!~ and teen quartera wtth lta own alfllT ._ 1•.-'If I -5.000 1-5 .,try. g11ng In your offer. Very th8'P waterfront wtth dock and two side-:':i.8':0:-13::7~c:cra a.~ 11m1.1111 au. 11..,. ties. Extra l•ge 3 BR with family room or ...,i ma 3473 WlndlOf C1. ..,. .. ...,, 3 BR, 2 BA, v.,tted cetHng, atrtum. central *· d-'gned and zoned to be a duplex. Very special 3 BR, Pool $195,000 1-4 eecurtty, community pool, apa and night lighted Island known for lta quiet lfvtng. A good bUy for ...,, ma 902 Powell Ct. L ..,. t.,nla courtal Owner tr8Mferred. Grab your someone who loYel the bMch and want• their 3 BR + Den $158,000 1-4 racket and come Me thll one todayt boat In front. :':'ma 27 ~~:r5'fouan a.~ ema ma 11n.- aatllT 1•1111 14M ... ..,_ -875 Deep Creek L..... Newly remod•ed 3 BR. 1'A BA home with MW 3 BR home ~ned for entertaining family. 3 BR S127,300 1-4 carpet, dr..,_, cabtMta In kftehen and bath, Wef,I equipped modem kitchen and 8eparate and wallpllper In 8'f the rtght ~-Superb dining room mek• tt eayt Sparkling poof and "Juat mOYe right In" home rudy and watttng. hot tub turrounded by wonderful landtceplng ema ma 11..,_ and plenty of patio apace for outside fun. Bay Two ttory condo In excellent South Coaat Metro and cltj l~hta view. · . tocatton. ~4 BR 9f' 3 +den,-2 beths, lerge ••llT -IGl,IM usnm mtl mu 11..-mater bedtoom With aun deck,--.ra.rn.-=-----111----1'----',1 Ideal locatk>n nMr the Wedge. Large 4 BR, 2~ Large 3 BR, 2~ BA fOf'mer model, prtvate patk> and two car garage. Cozy complex wtth BA home wtth dellghtfut atrlum and large rec-yard end unit. Newty decorated. RMdy to ~and apa. room with wet bar. Well appointed muter move lnl Complex featurea community lml mll 1..-.- bedroom with balcony patio. ·Owner wtll CMf'J pool and spa. See today thla won't lat Ot8tlncttve family home In dealrabte nelah- flrat. longl borhood 4 BR, 1% BA llngle ttory In Meea Del W&YarlllY ... 1..... Mar. 8-uttfutly malnt.,ned Jnaide and out . .-. .,... Dellly may mMrl dlaappolntmentl Contemporwy 2 atory plus dock In private ..._ -1111.- communlty. 3 BR lnctudel bonut suite, aeparate e.uttfu11u upgr•.-.. SBR, P-'~ BA __... ... with from main living area. Plana for sunroom ad-"~ -..vu .,.., ""'wvv dltlon. A mutt to ... for boaters. dramatic ... te .,try and kltehen, cuttom brick L mtl ma · a.. ftrep&9C9, wet bar, family room, maeter IUfte on llftl lllMI 1111,m Two for the price of onel Side by aide duplex . ...,.,ate leYef and Inviting atrwn off the patio. Rambling 2-atory home wtth 4 large bedrooms Each featuree 2 BR's, 2 BA'a, cathedr., cetM.'igS, Within waltclng dlatance to So. Coat Plaza. lndudel elegant matter aulte with his/hen ftreplaces, private yardt, two double car gar- bathrooma and OY9ftook1 pk:tureeque pool with 8QM plusl Fantastic opportunity! mfl mu · 1111M1 roek fountain. Supetb home wtth high beamed ' Two ttory 2 BR condo with vaulted c:eMingl, cetllngt and circular 1talrcae. ftreplaoe In IMng room, patio and double at- • -' HU a .... unw mtl... a.. teched garage. fake advantage of low lntereet Gorgeoua bay view condo with 2 large muter Delay may mean disappointment If you mla this ratea-purchaM your ftrat home now. tult• bulft-tn kitchen with eating area plua excellent opportunity, to lnveat In a 3 BR, 1~ BA huge itv1na and formal dining area All high-duplex In the Newport .Heights areal! Vlatt this lml m& 111._ lighted wtth qu911ty wallpaper• and Carpet Ae-one today. Super tharp 2 BR, with bubbling stream next to sort complex on the bay wtth pool and boat sllp private patk>. Poof and IP8 Just ttepa awav · Only near the P8YMMon nve yeara otd wtth all amenttlel. Why rent? Call · unw 1111,-nowt .... , ...... -12 ..... Room fOf' huge R.V. Expansive 4 BR, 3 BA home Custom U--thape home wtth 3 BR and family tet-baek on R-2 lot wtth apece to bullet Unique lml m& •• room; buHt •ound IOYety pooC and spa and new floor plan wtth huge family room and ftrept9C9, Super lharp 1 BR, wtth bubbling stream next to patio. An exceptional opportunity Includes a private aectuded den and mater suite wtth private patio. Pool and spa Ju•t stepa 8Wfl't/. Only Mparate gueet .ult• with 2 rooms and a full fireplace. Great for two tamlllel. Acroea the five years old with all amenltlel. Why rent? Call bath. 1treet from Newport Heights. now. Tamarrah Anderson Andy King Patricia Arlie Sylvia Kohler Diane Baumgardner Tim McKeehan Lea Burshtyn Joan McNaughton Patrick Clark Doug Mender Lou Fakhoury Rocco Monary Patti Florlo Joan Partdnaon Cora Baldlkoskl, Branch Sales Manager ~M~Ac1. Leo Prince Leo Ractitord Georgiana Rayner Reva Samuels David Sareml Pat Shore Jeannine Stake Bernard Towers Allee Vou Donna Wall Chat19Jne Ward Ray Zartler AMERICA'S LARGEST FULL SE!l.Vl.CE REAL EST ATE CO. 645-03U;t , ~2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA IESA I l .... PAGa 24/SATUmAY MA& a, , ... ·- NEW LISTINGS •nw1111•m1 11•.- Lovety 2 BR upgraded unit with private patio. Immediate possession possible and VA or FHA available to buyer. Super buy I USTILlf F IJJIMI 3 BR wrapped In Country French finery! Loads of brick, lots of skylights and trench doors.You'll love the price, but won't believe ltl IAl•YllW UH,HI Palermo model with 4 BR, 21n BA. Great family room with wet bar, outstanding fireplace In LR & FR. Tiled country kitchen. Priced below all others. ... TDUll .,. ... Resort-llke setting with pool & spa overlooking the bay and Catalina Island. Raised redwood decking for summer sunning. ----...... One of area's best duplexes. Prime corner A MEMBER OFTHE ril SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK lIJ OPEN HOUSES 1-5 SITllllJ .... _. 4UlleDlryM <t BR, FR, PIS $555,000 E. CORKETT UnmT• 1121 ...... 4 BR, Dock $9<45,000 J. CAMPBELL SllllY ....... . ....... 3BR $157,900 A.KURTZ DAILY PILOT/BAL UTAT'm BAYFRONTS PE•ta.1 UYfml ....,.. The classic gem 3 BR home Is on exclualve Buena Vista. Exquisite decor, hardwood troor. Separate sandy beach, garden & brick patio . . 1M1 llllU 11.-- 0ld world elegance In contemporary Bayfront setting. 5 BR, enclosed pool/spa atrium home build for famlly or entertainment. Pll•lllJ IATfml 11,111•• 3 story home on exclusive Buena Vista. superb construction, center garden atrium, 5 BR, 6 BA, 3 fireplaces, elevator, beach lot and dock. PE•llU Um.T 11,IM ... Drastic $1 ,200,000 reduction makes this estate size bayfront the best buy on the mart<et. Large boat slip, spectacular location. PE•llU IAYFIMT 11,IM ... Estate-size home located on curve of bay wtth endless view of harbor, jetty and ocean. Large yacht facllltles. -f111"'-..... across from park. 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 BA; guest with 1 m-~~---~~--1--~-B_A_._s_~_n_g_h_lg~hren:ts~~~~-~~~~~~~~~ULJllM.fll .. al_:_ PE•llL.A IAlfWI. _ Enclosed porch surrounds this unique home wtth morning room, baaement, offloe over gar- age, garden entry, boat dock & sandy beach. I i 0 I r I I -~ IAlllA ISUll ...... Live & work In same building 3 doors from ferry. 1st floor -offices + A/C computer room. 2 BR + bachelor up with 4 Qn-site parking. •un• 1111.- The perfect couple home with 2 BR and family room. Bright and light and spacious. Gorgeous view from large patio. snauu .... ,.. Dynamic view of ocean, bay & lights of Newport Harbor. Highly upgraded 4 BR, 3 BA home, 4 car garage, wood flooring, trench doors, spa. snauu mi sa21.-s BR home on large lot overlooking hllls, city and ocean. Price reduction makes this one of the best values in the area. LlllllU ....... Sophisticated elegance, 1 lh years, trench doors, 3 fireplaces, marble floors, 5 BR, 4 BA, maid's room, family room & much more. NEWPORT BEACH 3BA Ul1IUn 3BR ..... nnr <tBR .... , 1111111'1 4 BR, FR, View L.91 llU <t BR, FR ---3 BR, FR •UIYll 2 BA, FA ... _. 4 BA, FA, Pool ..... ,..au 4 BR, FA, View IUWllW <t BA, View IUWllW P111111U PlllT UH,111 <t BR, View Cape Cod 4 BR, den, 4 BA, one house from the beach. Two fireplaces, gorgeous throughout. Ult Ill.I Anxious seller. 2 BR llllAIYM SMl,111 ~_. Pool/spa, covered patio, air condition. Huge game room, view ocean-city lights. Prestigious ._1 ..US gated area. 3 BR, 3 BA. -t BA, FA, PIS IAllMWllW-.U $239,000 $278,500 $329,500 $359,500 $360,000 $380,000 $385,000 $387,000 $398,500 $429,900 $429,900 $<4<49,000 $479,000 $555,000 lllC&IYN llll,IOI Dr~matlc remodel, expanded dining room, breakfast room, new master suite with connect- ing study, view, 5 BR, 31/r BA. 3 BR, FR, Vu, Spa $559,500 Ill OAIYll Slll,IOO Elegant 4 BR, library, 4V2 BA Deane home on large private lot with pool and spa. Pastoral view over golf course and lake. IMIU.U 11.-- Spadous, efegant, unobstructed bay view 5 BR house bullt around enclosed pool/spa atrium. Perfect for famlly or entertaining. IPfaAll <t BA, FA, Bonus, Vu $615,000 ·1na111aa. 6 BR., FA, View IPYIL.Ula&. 6 BA, FA, View -~.BR, Dock $625,000 $699,000 . $945,000 EAOfEJBENTS a..a ...... S. WALLACE H21Pwt ..... " M. PHILLIPPI 44111111 ... 0 . VALENTINE 2 ....... E. OLSON Ht1 ·---G. LIVINGSTON ........ L. ROSE 12a ....... J . MERTZ 1Ul ....... C. McMAHAN 11111 ........... G.ANOEASON 2t14J .......... PllllllllL.A IAYFIMT 11,111•• Spectacular home on 60' frontage. 2 boat lllps + 2 side ties, separate 1 BR apt., 3 car garage, full basement. May consider apt. trade. Fee PE•llli IAYfml ·-11,1 ..... Outstanding 4 BR, 41~ BA on exclusive East Bay. Superb construction & architectural design. Spacious patio, sandy beach, & boat sllp. _..UY 11,111 ... Exqutstte cofonlal situated on the bay with 50' frontage. The decor Is faultless with the highest quality amenities. PE•llL.A IAYfml 11,111 ... Custom built & decorated home + new guest • apartment on 70' main bay frontage. New pier & sllp for 2 large boats, sandy beach, sunny patio . OCEANFRONTS A. KUAtZ PIWllJ MH,111 Enjoy beach front living In this fun 7 BR home. 114 Yll LMtl Corner location In prime area. Walk to pier and B. MILES shops. Newer roof and plumbing. 11MP1111•u• F. SENNES 412T....., .. E. COAKETT Pl•laA~ .. , .... Authentic Balboa oceanfront. Livable, spacious 5 BR, 3% BA home with spectacular Catalina & sunset view. Excellent locatlon. Super buyl HIT...._ Yltw PlmllL.A ~ Ml .... L. McLOON Expansfve oceanfront/Catalina view. Clualc beach duplex. Potential for Income and de-n ...... ,.... vetopment. End of broadwalk. 0. BIBB HS. .... B.AEEOY 1 ..... .., M.REEDY 1U1= M. MATTH S IALIM~ Sltl ... Instant move In. Exqullltely furnished, new Clasa A construction, 3 flreptacee, spa, 2 llvtng rooms. All you need Is checkbook & toothbrush. PE•llU llU9MIT 1-.- Lower penlnaula location, sand dunes + ocean for your front yard. Charming 3 BR with large brick patio entry, full alarm system. • 644-9060 . 2181 SAN JOAQUIN HIU.S ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH