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Cl•im blame·s ·~iscarriage on arrest
Doctor seeks $20 million, alleging h is
wrongful a rrest led wife to miscarry
the claim.
It was filed by an attorney for
David Pocler, a physician who pno.
tica in Fountain Valley, and bis wife
Einat. The claim 1ta1e1 David Poder was arm1ed at about l :30 a.m. Jan. 7
wbilt drivina home to Irvine after vilifuaa friends in Hun ti Beach.
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' ...............
A physician who says he was
wron&ly jailed a.s a drunken driver
and tfiat anxiety from the incident led
to his wife•s mi~ is teekin&
$20 million from the city of Irvine
and four other public entities.
cOa•t
Four Tustin Marines are
kllled and a fifth Injured
while on maneuvers In
Twentynine Palma./ A2
Coast residents respond
to a tax reform proposal
that could aff~the tax
break on lndlvldual Re-
t irement Accounts./ A'-
Orange County Transit
District will uae some of
lta own funda to aub8'dlze
fr• and reduced-fare
. bua aervloe fer aenlor
citizens./ A3
Nation
NASA admits to prevloua-
ly unannounced fourth
failure of a U.S. apace
launch vehicle./ M
Independent experts are
beJng aaked to oversee
the r~n of the joint
on NASA'ssolld booster
rocket.JM
World
The State Department
lifts Its warning t~ chll-
dren end women of chlld-
beettng ageegatrm
travel to Poland .I AS
Sports
Marina boys wins Sunset
League track title wfth
second-place flnlah./81
The Angela are crushed
by the Miiwaukee
Brewers, 16-5./81
Edison High meets Dana
Hiiia for the CIF volleyball
championship game to-
night. /81
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\Stanton
shooting
settled
By Ute .bMCla&e4 Pres•
The mother of a 5-year-old
·boy shot to death by a police
offiCCT who thouabt the boy's
toy pistol waa a reaJ weapon
urecd Friday to accept a
Sl95,000 settlement from the
city.
The ~ment between Pa-
tricia Rid&e and the city of
Stanton, where the lhootina
occuned. came just four days
before the woman's $20 miUion .
wronaful~eath lawsuit was to ao to trial in Oranae County
Superior Court.
Stanton police Officer
Anthony Sperl shot the boy,
Patrick Andrew Muon, in the
apenment where he lived with
bit mother.
Sperl had aone there the
eveo1na of March l, I 983l to
check a report that the DOY.
hadn't been 1een for 1ever&I
days. .
When ;pert opentd the door 1
to a darkened bedroom Il-
luminated only by I flickcriftl.
televilion. he a w a ftprt
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The claim is scheduled to be
considered Tuesday by the Irvine
City Council. A city staff report
recommends it be dented.
The state of CaJjfomia, the Cali-
fornia lfiabway Patrol, the County of Ora.nae and the state Department of
Transportation are also taraeted in
Cinco de lla~o finale
Poder exited the San= Free-way at Culver Drive and wu Dulled
over by a California ffi&bway ltatrol
officer, ICC(,>tdins to the claim, which
says the officer asked the physician if
be had been drinkina.
A oOlorfally cm-ee ed ... ._ of aa A.Stec .. ...,. ,..._,
performa for aa atlt ... •llde a.Uaoe ct.m., die coa-
clMlon of a week-:._., CIDco de llaJO celebratloll at UC
Fun Zone
company
fined for
polluting
BJ SUSAN BOWLET?
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The Orange construction company
that renovated the Balboa F\Jn Zone
bas been ordered to pay more than
S 1,000 in fines for polluting the
ground water of Newport Harbor
while doing construction work on
BaJboa Island.
State Depanment of Fish and
Game spokesman Darryl Avila said
J .A. Jones Construction Co. was fined
$435 in damages and about $640 in
reimbursements in connection with a
Jan. 29 spill that reportedly killed
3,000 pounds of squid.
The complaint, filed by Fish and
(Pleue eee J'INU/ A2) Ilario Kuhoa
contender says
-Dornan i nores
his own istrict
S upporters level
s tmllarcha esat
Democrat Robinson
he perceives himself -as an inter-
nittonal politician and, ftan.k.ly, he
does a poor job of that.··
Carter called Doman ••a pro-
fessional politician who is lookina for
a national platform" white the former
Oran.tc County Superior Courtjudae By LISA MARONEY promised to concentrate on local °' .. ...,...,..... needs if elected. .
Democratic conarcssional hopeful ,. Carter "id he -:ould spend time in
O.vid O. Carter accused U.S. Rep. C~narcu imJm?Vll\I . Oral\IC Co1;1n·
Roben Dornan this week of not ty s transport.au~n P1"Ure, ~unna
look:ina af\er 38th Distnct interests, atrordable. houStna. protectJ~ rcv-
wbile tome of his aty council sup-enue thannc funds and IOlvma the
ponen made the same claim about 1n1urance cn11s rat.bet t.ban CODClen-
Caner'1 primary opponent -state trattna on Third World problems u
Abemblyman Richard Robinton. be saya ~ bu. Jn a press confcrcncc hdd to Caner• Oem~llC pnmary op.
announce that he hu ..,-ncrcd the ponent allO ~ '" f'of ~ lambMtt~
support of nine out or l !Oemocntic from tOCnt oty COUfttll memberl
aty council members in the 38th dunna the press con~.
Oiatrict, Caner ch~ Doman with Asked to up&ain their' ~nee ianonna the needs of the cities of for Ca~-a freshman pc:>li~n
An.abcim, Buena Park, Ccmtos, Oar· over area.aoned state Jtaislator Ro!>
den Orort Senta Ana. tanton and tnton. three of the five pracnt said
Weatminaier. the veteran, ~blyman wu di>
"What abdut t.hi• distnct?" C•rter tntercatcd in l<Xal conc:em1 an4
Uked. ''He f'anaa himtelf -at 1eait (Pl ...... CAltT&a/ il)
"Dr. Poder repeatedly. replied to
him that be does not drink alcohol and that be did not drink aoy alcohol
in that niabt io specific ... and that be
bad just been manied the day before
and did not even drink ak:obol at biJ
own weddina." the claim states.
Poder says he off'ered to submit to
breath, urine and blood testina_ for
iltobol. The claim says the officer
performed a field sobriety test and
told Poder he amd.led alcohol on the
pbysician•s breath and that Pod.er
displayed .. severe. ny1tqmu1," or
involuntary eye movements some-
timet uaociaeed with drunkennea
Poder was arrea&ed for drivine
under the influence, handcuffed aod
taken to OraNe County Jail, the
claim 1ta1e1. tfe was peonined to
telephone bis wife aJld inform her he
would be teated by about 6:30 a.m
the document says. Instead, he was
not telealed until 9:30 a.m.
The claim states that the phys.
ic:ian'1 wife, Einat., had recently
moved &om Israel and was not
familiar with American customs. It
also says lbe wu two months pres..
nant at the lime.
"When EiDat did not bear &om Dr.
Poder, she beca1nc very friabtened. ..
the Clairol .cata. It Mlyl the womd
bepn bleeelina befote her husbud •
returned iomc. That ~
Poder took bis Wife IO an obstdrician.;
who detemtined lbe bad miacarried. •
Attcney Dennis Nepoa. rep..
resentina the Poden, said be believes
there was a connection between £inat
Poder'a miacarrilee and the anxiety
(pt1Me .-CLADl/A2)
Gates
tosses
troubles
to board
Says finCling s pace
for more jail beds
not part of h is job
By ltOBEaT llYNDMAN
... LISA MAHONEY °' .. ...., ........
Oranae Countr Sheriff-Coroner
Brad Gates says it s not up to him to
find more jail speoc to satisfy a federal
judtic'• ordcn oa ovcraowdina.
1\at talk belonp to the county
Board of Supuvilon. the sberiff said
durina a pre91 confercDce Friday.
'"My job iJ not to run out and find
jail aiia and~· ·w!J.~ is to teU them about jail .. Gatcl
said.
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Gates to&d them all ript. ln a lct1a _
• sent Tbunday to all five Mapa n.....,
the sheriff' said the cou.nty mmt come
up Wltb 600 more .)&11 beds by year's
end or nit another coo tempt citation
from U.S. Diltricl Court 1-a.e w•
ham(iray. lntile. la.SW to cam.-f« tM PltdaZ = •eoe at
Qa .... y ........ 8uata Alla Rllool C I .. ..UM
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Gray bu been oveneeills Oru9e
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Ii·vine teen offers trustees
a way out of court hearing
By G. JEANE'ITE AVENT
An Irvine student who is suing the
Irvine Unified School District told
the district's Board of Education this
week it could avoid a June 4 court
hearinJ by approvina a resolution
affirmana students' freedom of
speech.
Mario Kashou. 17, a junior at
University Hiah School, went to
Orange County Superior Court last
week to challenge a policy that
required student government can-
didates to submit their speeches to an
election coordinator for prior a~
proval. K.ashou got a temporary
,.
restraining order that permitted him
to take part in his school's Associated
Student Body election despite his
refusal to submit his speech for
approval.
Tuesday, K.ashou asked the board
for a resolution that acknowledges
students have a constitutionally
protected right of free expression. that
any restraint on free speech oot
authorized by law would be void and
that students eligibility for candidacy
should not depend on waivipg their
right to free expression.
K.asbou said ifbc did not hear from
the board before May 14, his attorney,
a volunteer from the American Civil
Liberties Union, would file to
proceed with the bearing.
Helen Cameron, board president
noted "this was the first time the
board had a chance to address" the
issue. and that trustees would not be
able to look at it before May 20, the
next board mcctina..
··rm a bit disappointed it wasn't
brought to the school board before
aoing to court." Cameron said.
Kasbou said even though be did
not win a post in the Associated
Student Body elecuon last week, he
doesn't conStder the issue dead. He
said representatives from the As-
sociated Student Body told him they
were willin& to chanac the election
rules. but "now it doesn't mean
anYthing."
f<.ashou said he wanted the rules
changed on a d1stnct-wide basis.
Otherwise. the rules can be arbitrarily
changed each year by student govern-
ment officers, he said.
District Supenntendent Stanley
Corey. responding to ~ucstions from
the board. said the district did not
want to interfere with rules csab-
lished by the student government.
(Pleue eee TEEPf/A2)
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Baby hoax
costly for
its victims
By LAURA MERK
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A man who persuade people to
dnve him to a hospital where bis wife
supposedly 1s gJvina birth and then
"borrows' money from them bas
resurfaced -this time in Irvine.
Irvine Jt Dick Bowman said the
man, wh o 1s descnbcd as being in hts
m1d-30s. about 6 feet tall, red-haired
and heavvsct. has been connlf\&
people for years. ·
On Thunday, he convinced Nancy
Moller to dnve him to UC lrvutc
Medical Center in Oranae The man.
wbo said his name wa.s 8111 CaJdwcll.
told Moller he d.ad not have a car.
When they tm"ed at the hosp1W.
he uplaincd he bad lef\ his wallet at
home and a keel to borrow some cash.
Moller pvc him $40. he has noueco
him inc:c.
Rowman said pohce believe
C.aldwtll 1s the same man who bas
conned olher ocook to take him \0
Hoaa Mcmori&I Hospital in Newport
Buch. There he uted the aamc story
and said he had no money to buy his
wtfc no n
"This IW been bappcnina r. r
~n. The t one wu about Pl or
ettht month o ... Bowman said
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Helicopter crash kills 4 Marines
TWENTYNINE PALMS. Calif.
(AP)-Four Muinel wen killed and
ODt wu inhared Friday wben a
CH-S3E bellcopter crubed dwina oombet maneuven at the Twen-cYalDe Palma Marino Corpt Trainlna
Center. Tbe identhin of the Marines -
who were 1tationed at the Marine
Corpl Air Statioo in Tustin -were
wittibeld ~Ddioa notiftcation of rela·
tivn, Mid Chicf'Warraot omcer Ro~ Frailer.
The helicopter orubed at 8: 10 a.m. about ll miles notthwett oftbe ma.In
, bue in Twentynine Palm1. offlcial1
llid.
The 1urvi~Mlrine wa1 taken to the bue tal ud treated for
minor burnt. · Mid.
Offlcial• oriainally believed the
helicopter had only_ four pauenaen,
but learned of the ftfth Marine ftom
the IW"Vivor, Frailer llid.
A ca\lle of the cruh bu not been
determined and the accident l1 under lnvestiaatlon Frainr Mid. Tbe "CH·SlE, known u \ho Super
Stallion" ii \be newest helicopter bwlt
by thcJ :»ikonk:y Airctaft diVbion of
Uni1.cl Technc;floliet Corp. in Han..
ford. Conn.
CH-S3E model•. ~ ver-
aion1 oftbe A throuah 0-Sea Stallion
helicoptm. have three enaiftet rather
than the l&IDdlrd two eniinet-Tbty were detianed to tnn1port equip-
ment into combat. 1
Defense rests in Artukovlc case
ZAGREB, Yuaoslavia (AP) -ma.oded that ctwsea .,.Wt him be
DefenJC attomeya rested their cue dropped.
Friday in the trial of accused war Chlef Ju<tae Milko ~aid Mid a
criminal Andrija Artukovic and do-verdict in the neuly month-Iona trial,
which opened on April 14', would be
handed down Wednesday.
.
S held l:a lrvl:ae drug bust
Artukovlc, who bad settled in Seai
Beach before be wu extradited from the United Statet on Feb. 12.t is
charpS with taldna part in rour
speaftc m11sacrea of c.iviliana and
captured prisonm durina World War
II.
Three Colombian nationals were
beina held Friday nijht on SS00,000
bail each after alleaedly .ellina fiye
kiloarams of cocaine to Irvine
narcotics officen earlier that day.
The cocaine, which bas an esti-
mated street value ofS I mmion, was seiz~ followina a one-month in-
vestiption into the activities of the
three Costa Mesa l'Hidents, Sil Mike
Qadenaaid. Arrested were: Otcat M. Zulvap
37; WillOD BetanCO\lrt, 23 and
Gerardo Vcrpra. 21 .
Details of the atrelll incllldina tbe
exact time and location were not
available.
Tbe men were booked at Oranae
County Jail.
Public prosecutor lvanka Piniar-
~er lw demanded the death
sentence for Artulto~lru~ 86-ycar-· old former interior · ter of &be
Nut puppet 1ta1e of Croatia, wbkb
existed on what is now Yuaoa&av territory.
If ArWkovic is found ,Why and
pven the death sentence, be would
face a firina squad.
GATES DEMURS ON JAIL SPACE ISSUE •••.
From Al ' ·
County's main jail in Santa Ana sm~ But Gatet said continued increuet jail 1pece could be found, Oates March I 98S, when be found Gates in jail referral• 'will jeopardize bis tolled the question into the 1uper-
and supervison in contempt of a depertment's abili~ to meet tho.e visors• coun.
1978 order to relieve overcrowding capa without added Jail space. Of the 600 beds needed. 300 would
there. In a -•t of earlier .,. .... ; .. -be for maximum ICCUrity i.runalel.
To keep proaressina on inmate
reductions there, Gray last week
ti&htened a · I ,S~inmate limit to
1,400 on weekdays, 1,450 on week·
ends and l,SOO on three-day holiday
weekends when the courts are closed.
•w..-~-~ The other 300 beds would replace Ga tea said tbat-unleu more inmate minimum leCUrity tenu at \be Jame1
bouainf. is found - a
0 no vacancy" A. Musick Honor Fann in El Toro.
sian will be huna on the jail and Supervison are expected to lddreu
suspected felons will be turned bac:lr, Gatea• Jetter Tuetday alona with 1
out on the streets. separate request for $2.I million a
But. preued to explain how more year to hire 101 new jail employeea.
CARTER FLAYS OORNAN'S RECORD •••
J'romAl inaccessible. Said Westmins.ter Councilman the destructive Panorama fire in
As a "lieutenant of Willie Brown," Melvin Jay, "I think Robinson rep-1982.
Robinson concentrates on statewide retents the old mainstream that bas As to Robinson's aoocuibility,
matters, said Milt Krieger, a coun-obviously not been fillina the bill. He Warschaw said, "I can't address cilman from Graden Grove. "focus. baa not been easy to work with." tl\at ... That's kind of not relevant, I . 'de H think." ' ""
Fair weather\vttfi some clquds
U.S. Tem,.
Irvine tax man
convicted of
gift shop scam
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LOS ANOELES -An Irvine Wt
preparer waa convicted of bilJdal 27
people out of' more tbu S l million
invet1ed in lift sbopa in Sol\'UI and
Fountain Valle¥, the district at·
tomey11 oftlce aid. James Okun Jr., 39, WU round
pilty Tbunday of 4'0 felony counts
anvolvina the salea of leCW'it.iea
without 1 licen1e, district attorney'•
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Eztendecl
Tl dee
IPQkCIDlltl Al Alberpte said. I Okura lured victims by promilinaa
SO percent return on money inveated 1 in four Solvana sift sbopa and another
in fountain Vllley, Alberpt.e said.
Some of the victim• refinanced their f
bomea to come up with the money, be
Mid. Okura, who wu beina held in lieu
of $200,000 ba.il1 facCI up to nine y~ in prison wnen sentenced May
JO, Alberpte said.
in& on issues in the entire state doesn't Robinson camp&Jp at ope -~~~~t;:~rn~fn1:.1 constituency," ~~::a:o~~-:i~~~~~rt~ 1ix8:~~·6!~~~~~cifri1nC::: ST ANTON SHOOTING C~E SETTLED •••
Robinson would probably be no Ora nae County. It's ''the one thin& I bers have thrown in with Cartet. Tbey From Al think they wouldn't talk about," sbe are Don "'R. Griffin and Donna · -"'· .. 'th th t1 'd s I 27 b • moreresponsive tolocalconcemusa 'd Cbessen, Buena Park; Diana (>Ointina a aun toward him and be "very uapp)' wt e t ement, Jury," w ;)j)CT, .1 w o len the
U.S. representative, he said. 111w· .... ,.baw 111.d Robinson hel~ N~bam and Ann Joynt "'·m'tos· fired, he said. When be turned on the Mid her attorney, Richard amell of police force after the anooti.na. ''Now
.. .... ~ • \.A; • li&bt, he saw the fiau.re was a boy with N~ Beach ... She's a1ad to have it I'm vindicated civilly .. l can eo on "l haven't been able to act in to see· car.ry the jail bond that provided so Sal Sapien and Edward L. Allen, I toy pistol. over~·-· -with my life." . him~'. said Anaheim Mayor Pro-Tem million for an addition to the county Stanton. Zcl I'. th
Irv rick.ler. As a repreaentative with jail, co-authored leaislation that Santa Ana's three Democratic Ridae, 32, laid she bad left her son Also happy wu Sperl. who will not ·:'?Vtanto ae~a; ~~~= ~~~ t: the county Leque of Citie1 and of created an Oranae County transpor-council members are bac:lcina Rob-alone at home when she went to work have to pey any damqea under the fl... 0
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Oranae County's l&rJest city, Pickler talion district and put the 4th District inson. They are Mayor Dan Griset because she could not afford a Dlby settlement l: ~: ~*';~S::C: 1 said, "courtesy should have been Court of Appeal in Santa Ana. He also (who ii runnina for Robinson's sitter. ..1 wu vindicated by Stanton, by and it'I )Ult 1 very, very Md story. ,
extended to come out and hear what authored a bill requirina fireproofing vacant A1sembly seat), and memben The woman who moved to Chi-the Oran&e County aheriff, by the And I think no one really wanted to 10 •m•y•c•o•~•m•s•w•e•re···"------•o•n•w_~_e•n•s•~-e•r•oo•fi•s•a•~-re•s•u•lt•o•'-~-•Y•o•u•na-•.~-W•i•~-n.~-rt.·--~~~~~~~~-m-~~=-~d~-~~
FINES ASSESSED FOR BAY POLLUTION ••.
From Al
Game officials, stemmed from an
incident when "hi&h concentrates" of
hydroaen sulfide were deposi ted into
the a.round water. The ruJina was made by Oranae County Municipal
Court '!X,~ Ed Laird. The l>&ny wu placed on a one-
year probauon in January by the state
Department of Fish and Game, A vi la
said. He said he was not sure if the
construction was connected wi th
work at the Fun Zone.
Com pany officials were un-
available for comment.
A pungent odor at the Fun Zone
project sparked complaints by New-
port Beach residents in July. Fish and
Game officials uked the company to
stop pumpina_ water at the locauon.
Company officials said they had
finished pumpina anyway. Althou&h
there was a strona smell at die
buildina site last summer, Avila Mid
there were no environmental viol-
ations connected with the Fun Zone
construction.
TEEN SEEKS FREEDOM OE SPEECH ••. F~mAl .
Corey said the rules governing
student elections have been in effect
for about 14 yean and that this year's
student officers voted 11-1 not to
chanac them.
"If a student aovemmcnt 1s to be
, we don't in a pre-emptory
nner jerk students around."
Board member Gordon Getchel
, however, "Any rule-making
body is subject to judicial review.
There's a lot of potential for abuse to
require people to submit thinas for
approval. It would be worthwhile to
review all the rules of the district
(governin& student elections)."
Gerald Rayl, district director of
secondary education, said Wednes.
day the emphasis of the rules was not
on censorship. The rules call for all
campaign materials to be approved to
protect the riibts of the other 2,000
students at the school, he said.
"l don't ha ve to read a particular
newspaper article, but the kids have
to 10 to an assembly and hear
speeches. We have to protect the
other 2,000 kids because we require
them to fo." One o the election rules prohibits
direct or indirect implications about
other students, Rayl said.
"I've seen kids decked because of
their comments. Kids take it per-
sonall y."
Rayl laid the student body's elec;
tion rules are not a lepl document. As
part of the aareement reached with
K.ubou in court last week, Rayl laid,
"We have aareed to look into makina
cbanaes. l'lf ao get a lepl opinion."
b yl said be would work with
student aovernment officen and at-
torneys to be sun the document complies with the First Amendment,
the state Constitution and the state
Education Code, and return it to the
Associated Student Body by February
1987.
Kashou and his campaian manqer
"liked mr, idea for the fUture ... 6ut they dido t want to wait a year," Mid
Rayl.
CLAIM FILED OVER DOCTOR'S ARREST •••
From Al
trigered by her husband's arrest.
Dr. Poder 1ubteQuently recei ved a
letter sayina no charaes would be
pressed in connection with his arrest.
Nearon said Friday he had not been
able to obtain the arrest records that
would hst the re1ulu of a bl~ test administered to Poder at the jail.
The attorney said he was required
MAIN 0Pf11CI
to file the claim within lOOdaysofthe
incident to preserve bis clients' ri&ht
to file a lawsuit. He laid Irvine wa1
amona the &arsctl in the claim
bccau.e of the detitn of an inter-
section off the heway that alleaedJy
prompted Poder to atop his car twice,
leadina to.his bei na pulled over by the CHP officer.
lrtjuries listed in the claim include:
assault and battery, false imprison-
ment, emotional di1trea11 defa-
mation, interference with oomestic
relations, wronaful deatb, Invasion of
privacy and Jou of civil ri&hu.
' A California Hiahway Patrol
spoke.man could not provide a
mpon.e to Poder's account of bis
arrest.
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Naked woman flees fire
Friday could not have been one of
Kelly Dastrup'• better days but,
thanks to a strona-anned workman,
she walked away from an apertment
fire with only minor injuries.
Dastrup, 21, of Dana Point. wu
takina a shower at her 24'811 La
Cretta apartment about l 0 a.m. when
she noticed smoke billowina into the
bathroom, said Craia Kinoshita, Or· anae County Fare Department public
information officer.
Seeina her livina room aflame, the
youna woman broke her bethroom
window and prepared to jump from
the second Ooor. be said.
Btlt before she rilked a broken lea,
the naked dam.el-in-dittreu waa
spied by a neatby workman who
ru1hed over and cauaht her,
Kinoahita Mid.
As a mult, Da1trup suffered only
second dearce burn1 on ber bands and
minor cuu to her feet and ank.let, be
said. Damaae to Dutrup'1 apartment is
estimated at $35,000.
A liahted ciprette ls blamed for the
destruction.
McDonnell Douglas ,
to dry libary boOks
LOS ANGELES {._AP) -The
McDonnell Doualu ~· pve the City Council an offer at couldn't l
refUse: The firm offered to vacuum I
dry some 201000 water-soaked boob damaeed wnen 6reflabter1 douted
Jut month•• Centnl Ubrary fire. I
The boob, which bad been quick·
froun followina the blaze, were to be
taken Saturday to the aerospace
company's Space Simulation t
Chamber in Hunt.inston Beacb. They
will be thawed and 1arp pump. I equiD'Oed vacuum chamben will be
uiecf ·to draw moisture from the
boob
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Pro.ams slated -
for area senior.
Three Pt'Olfams and seminars will be offered
nut week lO 1e11iorcitizcns, fret o(chatJe, by Senior
Resou.rces at 22772 Center Drive, El Toro.
Tuesday a podiatrist will speak on the impe>rt-·~ of proper foot ca~ at I p.m .. whi~ Wednttday
will see a representative of the Braille Institute
talk:.iaa on pbyaie&I fi tness and the elderly Call
380-1703 for the time ofthe propam. •
Steve Axorld from the Senior LepJ Advocacy
Prot;nm will lecture Thursday at I p.m. on the s~1al lcpl Pf'O.bl~m~ that come with aging. Spa<ic
foralJ programs 1s l11ruted, so thoee wishina to attend should .call 380-1703 for mervalions.
Retlrem meet bJ Jlea
T.he. Costa ~csa .chapter of the American ASS0C1~t1on of Re~red Persons will meet Monday at
noon 1n the Nciahborbood Cpmmunity Center 1 84~ Park~ve., ~la Mesa tohQ1the results of th~
Apnl qucmo~nau'C o~ chapter problems.
. Mary AJbson, assistant state director of AA.RP,
will be the featured s~. presenting a slide and
tape show on Medicare's prospective payment
system. A sinplona will follow.
Former offlcen to meet ~
Chapman <;oil~ profess_or Jim Muller will
speak on Amencan history with an emphasis on
folkJore at Thursday's mcctina of the Retired
Military Officers. Association, South Coast Chapter.
The event Will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the El Toro
Officers Club. Call Lt. Col. Dick Adams at (619)
728-6448 for reservations or cancellations.
Fie.ta Day at Oa•l•
The Oasis Senior Center in Corona del Mar will ~lebrate Older Americans Month with a Hawaiian
Fiesta Day Thursday from 9 a.m. to l :30 p.m. in the
center, 800 Marguerite 'Ave.
The Pf'ogrlm will include entertainment,
pmes, contests, prizes, a crafts fair and a bake saJe.
Ca1J 644-3244 for additional information.
Teacher seminar
planned at UCI
An all~y conference for high school foreign
language teachers will be conducted Tuesday,
begi nnina at 8:30 a.m., in the University Center
Heritage Room at UC Irvine.
The conference is designed to facilitate the
exchange of ideas between ua and high school
foreign language faculty in an efTon to find the best
strategies for teaching co mmunication slcills. ihe fee
is $10 and teachers interested in attendina can call
the UCI Project Radius office at 8S6-S922 for
rqistration and additional information.
KOCE benent luncJJ •lated
Oranae Coun1y Public Television, KOCE
Channel SO. will be the beneficiary of a business
lunch to be held Tuesday 10 celebral the pand
openina of the new Nordstrom store at Colla Mesa's
South Coast Plaza.
The event will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. at the new store with tickets, tax-deductible,
priced at $25, which also includes a preview tour.
Call Kelley Ellis at 89S-S623 for reservations or
more information.
Chrl•tlan women to meet
The May breakfast meetiDJ of Fresh Beginning
-Newpon Beach, an affiliation of the Christian
Business and ProfessionaJ Women's Oubs, will be
held Tuesday from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. at Baxter's
Street/Coco's, 4647 MacAnhur Blvd. Newport
Beach.
Melodie Stanford, a teacher and the wlfe of a
judge, will be the guest speaker at the event.
Reservations arc necessary and may be made by
calling Miria.m at 963-6248 or Elaine at 786-3974.
Nanlng falr annoUJJced
A professionaJ opportunities fair for nurses and
nursina students wilJ be held Tuesday from 11 a.m.
to S p.m. outside Building 53 of the UCI Medical
Center, IOI City Drive, Orange.
Transit board to fund senlor fares • .
1 1 UIA MA.BONEY Administrauon last month when the
... ._ ..... transit dist.net board decidrd lO ask
The Oran,e County Tran11t District will supervasors to oont1nue a I 2·ycar-old
use some of Its own f uodt to subiidiic me teoior subsidy even tbouah the IOurce o(
d ~ " funds-lederalrevenuesJWi"ldoUars-9!'. &aeed·iare bus service for senior i1 unlikely to be avaJlable Mxt fi--1 year. cmze . s· 97 -Heedi-aboardofsu,_....n~d; .. ..,..,ve anc:ie I 4, the board oftuptrvilOl'I hat ·• -· .. ...,.. "'""" channeled $6.4 million to the transit to put seniors first, the district ~rd d,,_& district for senior rides. l.a1 wuk. the
into next year's capital project.a ~t for district board aaked supervison,to oon·
$600,000 needed to continue aivina tinue its full $900,000 subsidy or at least
seniors a (~ ride durina otf·peak hours permit the district to keep its S37S,OOO in
and ~uc:ied fares cturina the busiest times. unspent revenut sharina from this yea.r's The dillrict board also decided to keep subsidy protnm.
SJOQ,000 in unspent county revenue Fint District Supervisor Roaci Stanton
shanna money to extend the subsidy I~ the outcry apmst continued fundina.
proaram to July 1987. A lesser ponion -Hearpedthattbetransitdistrica is already
S7S,OOO -was returned to the county heavily subsidized and can well afford to
aeneral fund for reallocation to other • aive seniors a break on tranlft aervice.
senior services. As they faced an audience Cull of whue-
The two actions taken Monday sflould haired oblervers, Stanton and supervisors
end weeks of controversy over which Bruce Nestandc and Harriet Wieder also
goverriment .,ency should finance senior criticized the district for layina the re-
bus ndes., OCTD spokeswoman Joanne sponsibility for .senior rides on them.
Curran said. . While votina to let the districa keep the
Tempers flared in the county Hall of • S~7S,OOO, supervison qreed to ask the
dastrict boltd to return lk "'Cl!DCY ad = nty are DOt ewd)' jea....,
ldopt a pol.Ky auamtteei~ he ad lht wtndows. The itlue • Iii •
reduced fare rides to tenior cillzns. che OCTO is concerned is to tet more
At the d11tnct's Monday lbeet.lltc. Difeo. rt'Vnut." • ...-
tor James hlchen propc>led 8Cldi9t "I still maintain this wbole IClioa is
SS2S,OOO in trauit district mo.aey to die ~ I tiuok it lack.I ..-U~ ... Mid
S37.S.OOO to avoid ctwsiot ten.ion mon ......... an advoca~ o( .-... the '° ~~~~C:"Chainnan Ra.IAh ri.~ diltrict'a Sl7S,000 on eervka for bedrid~
b . .,.. ....... ... deft seniors, w o with Stanton also is on t.k transit But Oart chided Nat&Ode for bit·
djstrict board, moved to return $7',000 lO -..:..1-nt atu't·· ... -. "For ll ............ ,.,-...__ the aeneraJ fund so other 1enior eit.iao •u-~ J-·'" -" prottatn• 1eheduled to be cut T\ldday bas al>P!'Oved. ~ .•u~. ~ bedfid,..
could continue for another year. de9 ~eon didn 1 Just amve an Match or
A second motion by Stantoq to retum all April.
\he excess revenue sbarina funds did not Clark uid tran~rtation is "_probebly
prevail. ~ of the most unporwu thi• that
Meetina Tuesday to add the S7S,000 letlion need ... It makes them mobile,~
senior services like day care and them out to where they're pan of IOCiet)'
Proarams, Stanton and Nestande isaued lpin ...
some ·final arumbUnp over the sudsidy Nest.ande responded that he's alwtyt
matter. · beea apiDlt uaina revenue tbarina for the
Addreuma the news media. Stanton 1enlor bus subsidies even thousb be bas
disputed Reichcrt's QSCttion that t.bere are voted to do.tc> UJ the (.>UL
costs involved in Jivina free rides. ~ ... could never fi1Ure out bow to
'is no additional cost The tNtes are crysuliz.ie the issue." he said.
Fair amba•••don
~.a. ~-.. en llaft beeD
eelected to ....-e u YOllDC Am-•a11..._a for die Oraate comaty
Pair Jaq 11-20. Tbey are, front
row (frola left): Natalie Reed. 18,
..... Aaa: Deeane Jaeobe, 17.
CGnaa del liar, ... Tracy Por-
..... 17, •--•·--· leca.4 mw: IUdJ MIJJer, 18, llaat•
...... lt•ela; 8cott SalCJa. 17,
llcupwt 8-cll. aa4 llUprlta
Vel.uqaea, 18, PoantaiD van.,..
Endorsements, race, forums-lure voters
llep. a.. BaAam and his challenaer
Nadau ReeeUera in the tttll C.· createeaJ D11tr1ct Republican primary.
have been trading endorsement volJeys as
the battle heats up in the final weeks before
the June primary.
The Orange County chaptCT of Young
Americans for Freedom has backed
Bad ham.
Accontina to Y AF chairman Ken Royal,
who heads the 2SO.member local non-
panisan voup, "Badham is the most
conservative choice. We think his oppo-
nent is weak on the aid to Contras issue."
Badham also is claimina endorsements
from President Reapn and Vice President
Bush, claims Rosenbera disputet.
Absentee ballot
deadline May 27
Absentee ballots for the June 3 primary
election arc available from the Orange
County Registrar of Voters through Ma y
27.
Anyone can apply for an absentee ballot
by rctuminJ the application form malled
to them WJth their sample ballot, said
Shirley Deaton, chief deputy registrar.
Voters also may request a ballot at the
Registrar's office. I 300 S. Grand Ave. in
Santa Ana.
Meanwhile, the ll-ycar-ol<t challenaer
has won endorsements from lcad-
ing()range Countians, includjn& William
Lyon, chairman of the board of AirCal and
the William Lyon Co. home building fmn.
and Marion Knott Montapcrt, Steve
Knott and Darrell Anderson oflhe Knott's
Berry Farm family.
The California Republican League. a
statewide orpnization, also backs Rose-
nbera, citiqa lack ofleadcrshjp in the 40th
DistriCI and notina Badham has never
sought their endorsement.
• • • A SK run/walk. sponsored by the
Retetlhr1 for Congress campaian, is
scheduled May 17 at Mile Square Park in
fountain Valle~.
The race is bctna be\d to honor members
of the armed forces on Armed Fon:a Day,
campeian manaeer Harry Rosenbcrt aid.
Preccdina the SK at 8:30 a.m. will be a
2K run/walk at 8 a.m.
Raoeday rea;istration will bcain at 7 a.m.
The SI S entry fee includes a T -tllirt and
rcfreshmentJ, with prizes a<>"'s IO lite top
maJe and female finaJisu as wdl • lk top
three children under qe I 0.
• • • c.ndjdates for Ora.nee c:r• 1• hpet,....... Dlmlct wiU at a
forum Monday at the Shepherd of the Hilla
United Cbun:h of Christ, 30121 Njpel
Road in lqWUI NiaucJ. r
The thl'ee c:ancbda1a ~ che 7:l0
p.m. fonun will be iOCWDbcat Tea...,. .... -·~~y = IJf at an,. . anc1 Pnte&. u entrepreneur.
Coordinated by the Leacues of Women
Voten of the Capiaruo •Y Area ud the
Ora,..e Coat. lk forum wifVbture
slatentents by e8CI> caectichte ~ by
wwen to written quettiou tom tbe
audieeoe. • • • I J 'Me. ._ .. c:anclidaca ._.
-·r rr•and lW..-wilJ debe~
live on~ Radio ftom 10-1 J a.m. 0a
May 16.
TaJk·abow bOlt Michael Jacboa. will
mediate the ditcusaions.
Irvine Chamber backs 2 for cOuncll
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. .., ........
The lrvtne Chamber of Commerce is
• endorsing candidates Thomas M. Jones
and Hal Maloney an the race fortwo Irvine
City Council scats. Ten people arc running
in the June 3 clecLJon.
In a prepared statement. the organiza-
tion said Jones and Maloney "most
appropriately satisfy the chamber's
philosophy of a balanced co mmunity of ...
commercial, rcsidentiaJ and transpor-
tation development. while mainllin1na
adequate open space."
Ch amber official s also cited Jones' and
Maloney's suppon for construction of the
proposed San Joaqu.in Hills. Eastern and
Foothall freeways. all running throuah or
near lrvtne.
Jones, an attorney. is current president
of the Irvine chamber. Maloney, an
admm1strative analyst for the Orange
County Heal th ure Agency. CUrT"Cotly
serves on the Irvine Finance Commission.
Ted F. Hanna. executive vice Pl"C$ident
of the chamber, said the orpnization
rcprcsenu mott than 800 businesses.,
mostly in Irvine.
Hanna said the organization will
provide no direct financial support for the
Jones and Maloney campaians. But he ~id
the chambcr-wtll purchase about four loCal
newspaper ads to publioze its eodone-
ments and publish the endorsements in a
chamber newsletter.
Compiled by G. Jeanette A YeDt
'The Sena te is considering a tax reform bill t h at would disallow a tax deduction for an Individ ual
R etirement Account (IRA) if a p er son already has a p en sion. What i s y our reaction?'
Le11t1a a.,..,
Balbu
Stw4etrt
I don't thtnk it's fair.
I RA 's are aood tax
shelters.
C,Cru4ell
.Lapuleadl
Aate,.natala
I don't think that
makaany.ense. t
undentaod they don't
want to aive away afW
more tax dcduCllons
than they have t~ but I
tlu n k everyone should
beabtt to put away as
m\.lcl'I toward rcttttmcnt
Hpolll le.
Roua&ea1
lrvlM
Commukatieal
I think that's fair. If
you do not have a pen-
sion plan,an IRA takes
care of the pens.ion.
•
VldJSevea N..,.rt~
81•ewtfe I think people need to
savcall their own pcn-
1on.and not count on
Social unty Any·
th1n1forsomcone·s fu.
turc retirement hould
bededuct1bk.
'
Robert E. DerT
Newport Bcac.'
Retired
II should be for one
and all. Everyone
should be enmlcd 10 the
deduction.
Brad McDoaakl
Co11aMna
Ubrar} c.lert
t hkc the idea of tax
ttfonn. but I think
people u 1ni IRAsarc
the on that~ the
deduction the least.
\
•
Botude Wllsoe
._ 'hstt.
ttC l1'rauhHlat..,
I woula be against 11
(thcchanae~bccausc a lot of peo use them
and bcndi1 rom havmg
the wnte-0n:
Bob Nelms
• CoftaMesa Lawyer
I d1\hke the idea 1m·
mcnscly. tRA'stJVcan
tndJVldual the op-
ponumty to be 1ndepen·
dtn1 and put a"'•¥
someth1na forttt1rt-men1 ona l&X-dcduc-
ubld>a'\1, The 1ndJV1d·
ual can ~vt oontrol oflt
as opposed to SoclaJ
Sccunty ... wM-tt they
m1aht not act anytbina.
• ' •
..
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NASA OKs-·outslde aid for redeSldn Actor Herschel Bemardl
8· dies of 'heart attack at 62 ASHINGTON (AP) -A,p-John W. Thomas. who bad been 10 Tbomas·s task force accepted a men1s f.rC being defined which will ~Y bowi:na to a demand by lhc charseoflbe SJ*)elab propam office condu ion propounded earlier by the allow cbmpctina designs t<f1:R: con, 8 ~ Al lated P · llft!lidtD.ti.a ChalJen&er oommi 100. 11 lbe Marshall Spece f1i&ht Qnter an comma ion that cold weather wns structed for the test p~." "'-Y e soc res1
NASA announced F'riday that it tS Hunt.sv\llc, Ala., qs named to head one factor in lhe failure - a The commission said it would LOS ANGELES -Actor Herschel Bernardi, best known for his lona-llliitima lndependent c~ to over-the NASA rcdcslJD totm. He sue-conclusion that Kingsbury had re-re.lease the transcripts 1oday aJong runningrolcasTeryeinthemusical"F~~dJeron~heRoor:andastherumplcd,
tcie tbe tedesip of the sohd booster oecds Jamn E. Kingsbury. who bad sutcd, tnggcnng some anger among wuh "relevan1 documents," an ap. cynical Lt. Jacoby 10 the "Peter Gunn i:v ~ncs, ~s ~ed. He wu 62. The
l'rlClke:t joint t6at is lbou&ht to ba\·e managed the team on an antenm commis:saon. members. . . parent reference to ~rrespondence actor died Thursday niaht of a heart attack m htssleep in bJS Los Angeles home,
camed the tplM)C-sbunJe to eitplode. basis. NASA said the rcdesagn team as designed to effect its rcoommen-said Charles Stem. his manager Bernardi Is survived ~y his wife .• Terry, and l. 5.
Tbr space qeocy sa.14 also that Thoma.s's ~ment of Kana-dcveJop1nganintensivetestprogram dations about the redesign work mooth..oldson,MiohaeJ,as wellaschildrcnbyapreVlousmamage,Stem~d.
While a ruksip team has begun to sbury had bttn announced p~v1ou~ to proV1de data for the final design under way at NASA 's Marshall Space Bernardi's smooth voice was a popular feature on numerous televi1ton
consider a number of dCSlgll options. ly. · and that .. toohng design r('Quirc-Aig.ht Center an Huntsville, Ala. commerciaJs, and he provided the voice for the Charlie Tuna character .on
n will not make a final sclccoon until Starkist sj)ots for 20 years. Born in New York City on Oct. 30, l 923, to •!1
the commission has issued its repon itinerant show-business family, Bern~ made his debut as a "walk-on .. on his ;;;;;:E:::t~::~: Ao-ency missed earlier chance mother'sarms·augeJ.
u t.be commission prepared, ror the 0, Satellite glitch man Coke'• lOOth ~~t~~1;T!~=cl"~0~~ to prevent Delta's recent short ATLANTA-TbousandsatCoca.CQla'slOOthbirthdaypartychecred tht ~lac. At that hearing, agency Friday as 650,000 dominoes fell in stu~ts on six .conti_nents. But when _it~
oflicial as well as engint;.ers from time for the tiny tiles' destruction of a giant Peps1 can m London, the viewing
rocket booster builder Monon-CAPE CANA \re.RAL. Fl.a (AP)-efTon to protect electronics as. conducttve contamanauon. screen in Atlanta went blank. The crowd of Coke employees and bottlers
• Tlnokol testtfied. More than a decade qo. NASA and a scmbf1es ap1nsl internal clcctncaJ .. This recommendauon was ac-groaned. The satellite hookup was quickly _restored and master of ceremonies
Sources familiar wt th the session conuact0r passed up a cha~ to short cucu1ts." Ross said. "At that cepled by NASA.'' Ross said. Dick Cave" assul'Cd lbe audience the Peps1 can had popped 00 schedule. The
aid the commission was dismayed make the first SlaJr of the Delta rocket tame the major stage contractors were He said that as a rewll of last rest of die 35-minutc stunt went nearly without a liitch. The company said it
on that day to find that 8 rcdcstgn of immune to the land of short mcwt requested to analyze their designs and Saturday's Delta failure, which he used satellite signals to lfok the last domino in each city with the first tile on the
the rocia:ts was aJready under way which mAyha\""Ctauscdooeto rail last to tncorporate the changes necessary said appears to be associated with an neitt continent The toppling bepn and ended at the Georgi<1_World Congress
and demanded dunng a someumes week. the bead of an anvcsupuon to provide the r~uired short circuit elcctncal short in the firs1 stage. "the Center, with stops in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; !London; Nairobi, Kenya; Tokyo,
acnmonious scssJon lhat lhe activi"' panel said Friday. protection." review board 1s reassessing the tech-and Sydney, Australia.
be halted, because the spaoc agency Lawreooc ROS$ reported that a These changes were made an the meal basis for the decision not to
eecmeCI to be settling for 8 quick fix. review of data from pttVtous Ocha second and third stages, but Ross said provide the Rocketdyne relay as-
fltghts revealed t.hata 1974 failure was the first staie contrlrt!tor. the scmbly with protection against con-Tbcse sources said the'prcsadentaal caused by conductive coot.ammatJon Rocketdyne Division of Rockwell ductive conufmination and will es~
panel aJso wouJd demand 8 total 10 ao electronics assembl). lnternauonal, re<:ommended against tablish if, in fact, a connection betwen
redcs1JD oftheJOIDt and that lhe work .. Th.ts accident led, m 1974 and lbe modaficatjon af\er reviewing the this decision and the accident may
be supervised by 8 group of outsJde. t 975. to an overall DcJta program susocpubility of the circuitry to exist."
Appeal~ c_ourt overturn• death sentence
mdepcndent SCJenufic experts.
Fourth U.S. space failure disclosed
SAN FRANCJSCO -1"he death sc~tence of John Harvey.A~mso~. v.:ho
admitted planting the car bomb that lCllled Arizona Republic mvesugatJve
reporter Don Bolles in l 976. was overturned Friday by a federal appeals court
on the grounds of double jeopardy. After Adamson had pleaded guilty to
second-degree murder and was sentenced to prison, he could not~ charg~
with first-degree murder eyen though he w~s found to hav~ Vl~lated his
agreement to testify against two other men, said the 9th U.S. Ca~tt Court of
Appeals in a 7-4 decision. Arizona Attorney General Bob Corbm called the
ruling "ridiculous" af!d said he would appeal to the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON (AP) -A NASA
· 1'C5Cll1'Cb rocket that had flown suc-
cessfull\ 120 conseculJve times mis~
fired ov·cr the New Mexico desert two
week:s aao -the fourth U.S. space
lJumcb vetucle to fail th1S year.
The government.. whose space pro-
N31D ts under pressure because of the
recent explosions of the much larger
Tnan and Delta rock.cts and the spaoc
shuttle. dtd not announce the April 25
fJulurc of a Nike Orion rocket
carrymg a polluoon-s.amphng devioc.
lo response to qucsuons from The
~tcd Press on Fnday. the
malfunction wasdescnbed b) Dcbbte
Blll&ham. a spokeswoman for w
U.S. Army Mtssde Range an Whne
Sa.nds. N.M .. and by Dr. Edward C.
ZJpf, a geopbysjet.sl of the Un1vernty
of Pinsbu.rgh, wbo was conducung
the eJa:penment for ASA
··nus was very rare. l think this
particular series of rockets. lhe so-
called Orion fanul). llad flown 120
times and thas was the first fulure, •·
ZJpf sa1d an a telephone interview.
"This system of rockets has been
f1)1og for about six or seven years.·· .
ASA bas been using the surplus.
sohd-fuel Ndte booster an combana-
uon WJth another sohd-fuel, military
surplus rocket. the Orion. In the
configurauoo that faded last month.
the rocket and payload combmauon
was 30 feet long..
The rocket was supposed to delive r
ZJprs expenment to an alutudc of SO
miles. but he said 1t got no higher than
6,000. 7.000 feet -a httle more than
one mile. There. the burned-out Nike
first stage faJled to separate before the
second stage Onon 1e,nited.
The rocket veered off erratJcally
and deployed the parachute that
' brought the S40,000 payload back to
earth w1 th only a few scratches but no
data. All the ocket debris and the
payload fell the desert of the White
Gov. Edward•• case goe11 to jury
NEW ORLEANS -Jurors failed to reach a verdict in their first day of
deliberations Friday in Gov. Edwin Edwards' federal racketeering retrial. and
an aJtemate juror who sat through the trial reportedly said be was impressed by
the prosecution's case. "l think the prosecution bad a case and I think they
presented it very well," Anthony Bordelon was quoted as saying by WWL
television. Bordelon and two other alternates were excused Frida)' morning
before deliberations began. Michael Fawer, the governor's lawyer. disputed the
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Marion. James-Wyllie Jr., Gus Mijalis and Ronald Falgout ue charged with
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W A.SHlNOTON (AP) -The
State Oep..-tment is no loneer wam-ina ap1n1t travel to Poland by
children and women of child-beariQa *· a fcdetal talk force monitoriq tile Chernobyl nuclear acclde1u said
Friday.
However, a statement from the
Environmental Protection A&ency'on
behalf of the inter-qency aroup aaid
the Public Health Scrviee bad not
chanted iu advice to avoid fresh milk
and other dairy products, especially
tot\ cheeses, in the affected region -
eastern Europe and the western
Soviet Union.
The liftina of the caution on Poland
was th~ result of airborne radiatio11
measurements by an EPA expert who
traveled to that country and reported
no health hazard, the qency said.
At th~State Department, an official
who spoke on condition he not be
identified said that during the dur-
ation of the travel advisory, none of
the children or women of cbild-bearin& -.e associated with the U .S.
Embau_y tn Wanaw took advantage
of an offer of medical evacuation out
of the eountcy.
Meantime, the task force said
airborne radioactivity over and ap-
Japanese imports
to be tested b y FDA
W A.SHINGTON (AP)-Japanese
food imports were added Friday to
the list of those being c.hcckcd by the
Food and Drug Administration for
radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear
reactor disaster.
FDA inspectors are testing imports
of 'fresh frui~ vegetables. dairy
products and fish for radiation in
excess of safety levelf:1'h<5R ex~
ing the standards will be impounded,
the FDA said.
Countries already on the list are the
Soviet Union, Austria, Czechoslo-
vakia, Denmark, Finland. Hungary,
Norway, Poland and Sweden as well
as East and West Germany.
Since the sampling began on Mon-
day at a laboratory near Boston, no
contaminated products have been
~ported, FDA spokesman Dave
Duarte said.
proechant the Un1tcd Stat.ca wu "so
dispmed that exact forecast.inc is not
possible," ~ it COWd DOt predJCt
where radioective rain miabt f&IJ or
where radioactive particles m i&b t be
awept down to pound level.
The fi11t resulu of tnilk samples acrosa the United States show no
c011tamination with Chernobyl
radioactivity yet, but new to1opes
from Chernobyl have appeaRd in
around-level &Ir for tQe fint time,
according to the daily atatement from
EPA on behalf of the sroup.
Most radioactivity so tar in rain
and air samples bas been of
iodine-131, an itotope with a half-life
of little more than ei&ht days -the
time it takes for balft6e radioactivity
to disappear.
At Richland, Wuh. on Thunda=, an Enersy Department air sam
showed these isotopes and <>
activity concentrationa in picocuries
per cubic meter: iod.in~l3l , 0.16S;
oesium-137. 0.028; tellurium-132,
0.02; and ruthenium-103{ 0.02.
Cesium-137, chemical y similar to
potassium andc:alcium, bu a half-life
ofabout 30 yean. TeUurium-132 bu
a half-life of 78 hours and
ruthenium-103 has a half-life of 39
days.
EPA on Thursday said rouah
calculations said that breathina air f'Or
a year contaminated with 1.0
picocuries per cubic meter of
iodine-131 would yield a dose of 8.8
millinms tp the thyroid, compared
with an annual dote of 1S rnillircms
permitted under reaulations.
A chest X-ray is a dose of about 2S
millircms to the lunp .
Spokesman Chris Rice said similar
calculations for cesium-137,
tellurium-132 and rutbeoium-103
were not immediately available. The_
agency has said in the put that a
concentration of 0.02 pioocuries per
cubic metef is close to beina undetec-
table.
Radioactivity reported from
Wednesday samples in air at Denver
and Cheyenne, Wyo., bas disap-
peared, the statement said.
The only new rainfall radioactivity
was in Enetl)' Department samples
from Idaho Falls, Idaho, on Thurs-
day, and two samples from un-
apccificd places in New York atate.
DAVIS •
Core may have burned
through concrete floor
KARLSRUHE, West Gennuy CAP) -Tbe Cbernobyl nuclear reactor core may have burned throuab the COOCRte floor of tbe power plant to radl the
uadcrarouod water, a West Omnan nuclear rew.arcb apokaman said Friday.
• J(la\11 Koen.ins aaid bia mdUllr)'-finanMd poop, the Nuclear R.aearch
Center in Katlsrube, bu been indirectly coasult.ina with the Sovieu on the
April 26-accident tbrouah contacts in Bonn.
• The apokesman. in a te}epbooe interview with The Associated Preti,
empbasiz.ed that the center' a expc:ru have been hampered by a lack of eotQple\e
information from the Soviets.
"We are not au~. but " think the floor of the plan\ is only one or two
meters (ooe or two yards) tbi'*' .. Koenina aaid. "l(that's lhe cue, then 1t'1
probeb&e the fiuion prooell, wb.icb is 1elf·&eat aeoer'ltit\I. has penetra.ted the
concn'te cellar and into the srouod." . Koeni;\~~ molten mus may have reached the uedefsround water. But be em · that bia IJ'OUP bad oot run speci6c lats on such 1 poui~ Gennao expertS were approached by the Sovieu on May 7 for advice
on ~ula.=r. the ~ or the molten mass of the core oo a concrete Ooor, ~can calculate this easily eoouah. Just two months ago we ran a ~
radioactive simulated test in our facility here in Karlsruhe, to check the effects
of a meltdown on six meters (•ix yards) of concme, •• Koertina said.
..But the Soviets have not provided exact details on the composition of
their concrete floor. They may have more limestone in their concrete,•• making
it more vulnerable to the heat, Kot111na said.
Asked bow long it would take the co~ to melt throuf;b one or two yards of
concrete, Koerting said: "Just a few days, oot very Iona. •
C~ernobyl ealled history•s
worst nuke accident by far
MOSCOW (AP)-Officials of the
U.N. atomic energy agency said
Friday that the O.emobyl disaster is
by far the worst nuclear accident in
history. but Sovietaperu are sett.in&
it under control
They said radiation still leaks
slowly from the nuclear power plant's
stricken No. 4 reactor, but the fire in
its p-aphitc core has been stopped and
tile Soviets will "entomb" it in
concrete for a ycan..long cooling ~ on their oblcrvations and
Soviet data, .. It's clear ... that the
radioactive consequences of this acci-
dent are far more serious than in any
accident IO far, also that the radio-
active rekues to the environment arc
much more serious," Hans Blix, chief
of the International Atomic Eoersy
Aaency. told 1 news confercoc:e.
Blix and. bis ·deputies said
temper&lUrc:S in the paphile ~ were '!droOPinl and uncontrolled
downWarcf buinioa of the nucb.r
fuel, commonly called the .. China
~me," is not an immediate
No other aovernments reported
health-threatening levels of radiation
Friday.
The fint foreian ~ournalists allow-
ed to visit the Ukraine were escorted
to a farm 31 miles west of Kiev where
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Truth, a touring company of
Gospel musicians. will present a live
concert of contemporary Christian
music at 7:30 p.m. Friday at SoatJa
Coa1t Commulty Claarcla, S 120
Bonita Canyon Drive, Irvine.
Concert prooeeds will be used to
help feed the needy in Brazil.
With the live concert there will be
a three-screen, six-projector multi-media prcsentatjon about the needs
tn Brazil. • • • At the 9:30 a.m. service Sunday.
St. Mark Pre1bytertu Claarclt will
collect art "Offering of Letters"
urging ltfislators to support U .S.
participation in a worldwide cam-
paifll to immunize all children
against six deadly childhood dis-
eases.
Church members are writing let-
ters to support the Universal Child
Immunization Act of 1986. now
before Congress. If enacted, this
legislation will provide $50 million
to existing worldw1de immunization
campaigns. • • • "A Hawk for Peace: Ope Man's
oqyssey" will be the focus. of St.
Michael and All Angeles adult forum
at 9: 15 a.m. Sunday.
can and South Afncan Heroines"
will be presented al 10:30 a.01.
Sunday for the UaJtartu UaJveraaJ-
111 FelJewllalp ot Lapna Beaclt, 429
Cypress Drive.
The presentation will star Phyllis
Applegate and will be narrated by
Mary Tho mpson. • • • Evangelist Dick Mill will lecture
on the use of scripture memory at 7
p.m . Tuesday and Thursday at the
Me.a Bible Chapel, I 734 Orange
Ave .. Costa Mesa. • • • Mother's Day will be celebrated at
the Lapaa Pr~1byterian Claurct.,
41 S Forest Ave .• at the 9 and I 0:30
a.m . services. • • • • "The Festival of the Chnsuan
Home" will be observed at the 10
a.m. service on Mother's Day at the
Nel11tborbood Coq1regatloaal
Claarclt, 340 St. Ann's Dnve. Laguna
Beach. • • • Mothers will be honored at the 11
a.m. service Sunday at the Claarcb of
RellgJoua Science, 27802 El Lazo
Road, Laguna Beach. • • • Mothers also will be honored at a
special concen at 6 p.m. Sunday at
the Crystal Cathedral, Garden
Grove.
Music will be presented by the
Cherub, Carol and Chorister c ho1r.s.
J •••
Day wtll be observ~ at the 10:30
a.m. service Sunday at St. Pnl'•
Luilteru Claurct., 1190 Morningside
Drive, Laguna Beach. • • • "Prayer: Ao Effective Approach to
Peatit" will be discussed at 10:30
a.m. Sunday by Jack Hubbell, a
'member of the Christian Science
board of lectureship.
The program will be presented in
Edwards Newpon Cinema Thca1er.
It as sponsored by the First and
Second Churches of Christ. Scientist~
Newport Beach.
Hubbell will talk about individual
roles in the pursuit of peace -from
family and community to the global
scale.
• • • In honor of Israel Independence
Day, Rabbi Allen Krause will talk
about "The Jewish Love Affajr with
the land oflsrael" at 8 p.m . Friday
1n Temple Be&Ja El, 30121 Niguel
~oad, Laguna Niguel.
• • • G an Israel Kiddie KamP., for pre-
schoolers to 6 years old, will open in
Irvine June 30. Under auspices of
Chabad of Irvine, the camp offers
full-day and half-day programs.
Transportation for children in
Irvine and Laguna Beach can be
arranged b y calling C habad
786-5000.
• • • A Catholic woman volunteer will
receive the Woman of the Year
Award at the annuaJ luncheon,
spnsored by the Catholic Charities
Auxiliary.
The luncheon will be served at
nopn Thursday in the Manion
Hotel, Anaheim.
Volunteers arc nominated from
several organiz;uions and parishes in
the Diocese of Orange. Although
only one will receive the award, all
nominees will be bonorcd. Cbair-
r)'lan of the event 1s Emma Jane Riley
of Newport Beach. . . . ...
"Choose." a contemporary Chris-
tian musical by Orange County
resident Jeff Kennedy, will be per-
formed by the Chapel Choir at
Trinltf United Pre1bytertu Claarcll.
Santa Ana.
Performances wtll be at 8 p.m .
Friday. 2 p.m. May 17, and 8 p.m .
May 18. • • • "Making Peace Our Priority" will
be discussed by Arcbbisho11 Roger
M. Mahony, Catholic Archdiocese of
Los Angeles at an interfajth con-
ference Wednesday at 1he U niversity
of Southern California.
The theme of the conference is
"Breaking the Cycle of Violence:
Empowering for Peace in the Nu-
clear Age."
Also o n the program will be John
E. Mack, M.D .• professor"of psy-
chiatry at Harvard Medical School,
and USC faculty will conduct work-
shops.
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A carlcaQJl'e of a aan and a ,.-.,... bueba11 player OD tbe
aide of a Hampton, Va .• ma.nictpal tiu captaree tile faacy of
Slater Placldla, wllo 8porta nmn•n• aboe9 wltll Iler laal>lt.
Thomas Tierney, an area busi-
nessman and former Air Force
major, will describe the "Jump of
fajth," which enabled him and his
wife Elizabeth to invest heavily 1n
their dream of world peace. The
Tierneys have given a $100.000
grant to UC Irvine to establish a
Peace Institute on campus. and an
additional $250,000 to endow a chair
for peace research.
The program. open to the pubhc.
w1ll be held in the pansh center, 3233
Pacific View Dnve. Corona del Mk
"Peace" will be the theme of the
Mother's Day celebration at 10 a.m.
Sunday at the Sbepberd of tbe Hills
United Claarcb of Christ, 30 I 2 I
Niguel Road, Laguna Niguel.
Greetings from Christians in the
Soviet Union will be delivered by
Sally Whiting, who h,as JUSt com-
pleted a people-to-people tnp to
Russia.
Critics of church -merger 'fearful'
• • • • • • By tbe Associated Press
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involved. "But we're expecttnf. a
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Bishop Will L. Herzfeld of the the
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also said he was "quite confident" the
three denominations in August will
approve the plan for constjtutfog the
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Of THE COVENANT
·~ A. Kurrle, P•tor
Terry McCarme.
OtractOf of Adult Mlnlstrlel
Tina AIC81$Z,
Otrec1or of Chlldren's Ministries
SinbJ WGr1lip -1:30' 10:00 1.m
Cluch SdloGI -
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2850 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa
557-3340
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
tM1nou11 SynOOI
7IO Victoria St .. Co1ta MeH
Lother V. tfornow, Pe•tor
631·1811
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WORSHIP SERVICE 1:00 10:30 AM
Sl.lldar Scllool l A~ lllllt Cbss
9:20 UI
CtristiMI Clementarr School
548-68ee
ST. MARK-
PIESIYTEllAI CHUICH
Eastbtutf Or & Jamboree
Newporl Buch
Rev Wilham McQuold, Pastor
Asst Rev Robert P Stewart. Assoc Pastor
Rod&tr Whitten. MuStC O.rector
Wors~I, 9:30 A.I .
(.,tio• ClHIH 10:45 •.•.
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SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT
HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM
R1!!0o ~rn11d P k•'1 lllftbo(ff & [Hlbllitl ()r
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other Lutheran denominations rep-
resents .. fears of the established
hierarchy," says the bead of a joint
commission planning the merger.
William Kinnison, president of
Wittenb~erg University tn Spring-
field. Ohio., says th~ criticism may.be
"poisoning the mind of somu
peo pl°'-' but was to be expected as the
merger')>lanning moved into its final
stages.
"I think tt's God's will and the will
of the people." he said.
"We're commg down to the crunch
penod." says Presiding Bishop David
W. Preus of the American Lutheran
Church, one of the three bodies
COLLINGSWOOD, -N.J. -A
leader of opponents to major ecu-
menical organizations of Christians
says his group has postponed a world
congress in South Kore:a in June
because of "terrorism and the target-
ing of Americans."
The Rev. Carl Mcintire, president
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Morning Worship 10 AM
Sunday School 9 AM
Mlnleter
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rollf J. Btf 1. Pntor
Kin Eifert Kropt1d, Pastor
WtlllllP lllYIOI
8 AM lo 10:30 AM
(lntttJ)fetlf for the dtaf at 8 AM)
SlN>AY SCHOOL 9:1S AM
fhsery Care Avahble
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"The Power· of Love"
Commitment Sunday
· Or. Eleanor C. Jackson ~r .,,,,. Aflsutrl, ,.... , MtlOf Cllulcll 10 JO
Dial-A-Prayer 646-6464 Or (leanor C Jackson
141-1111
A. Laguna Presbyterian Church
"Church of Chimes"
A fritncly dud! I• the s..tti e...ty. Slirda ... S......m. BtJlltN nuk.
Suday Worltlp 1:00 .t 10:30 am
Nurwry Cart ProrldtJd•Suday Sdlool for .n ~
W~kday hopamJ For Clllldrta, foau .t Adlllta
415 Forest Ave • Phone 494-7555
Dr. Arttu J. Trienley, Rt•. Cui& Mlan, Dr. Edw1rdl Caldwtl
OIAL-A·PRA YER-494-PRA Y
Be sure to worship
at a place
of your choice
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
~"hip and hf'at thl\ prt(lic.1, Chr1tt~f'Olf'l't'd: b1blicel m ~·
·1usr WHAT I A FAMILY?"
o, Jnhn Hwlfnu11. Jt Sunday, May II, 19 fl
1 • ., "' M }0 and 10 I~ A M
oO(l I Andrcwr. Rnad. Newporr Beach. California 1714) 631 -28 0
N~pcm Hubot Ha.ch School at 1rvinr & 15tfi I
of the lntema1ionaJ Council of Chris-
tian Churches since its founding in
1948 by mostly smaJI, fundamentalist
groups opposed to mainline ecu-me01~J bodies, said in calling ofTthe
meet10g:
and criticized them for advocating
Soviet-pushed steps -a com-
prehensive test ban, nuclear weapons
freeze and ban on space weapons.
.. Libyan threats have ·led Ameri-
cans to stay home. Perilous time1 arc
here."
WASHINGTON -An unofficial,
conservative group has assailed the
recent stand by United Methodist
bi~hops agajnst the policy of nuclear
deterrence and any use of nuclear
weapons.
FARGO, N.D. -An official of the
American Jewish Commitlee says
right-wing extremist aroul'S have
stepped up campaigns amoaa Mid-
western farmers to blame their econ·
o mic difficulties on a falsified inter-
national Jewish bank.ing conspiracy.
Rabbi A. James Rudin the com-
mittee's intcrreUg.ious affairs di.rec-
tor, told a seminar at North Dakota
State University that .. the radical
right is makin-1 significant inroads in
the Middle West." He wwcd major
farm orpzation to ·•publicty con-
The groue. United Methodists for
Religious Liberty and Human Rights,
says the bishops ignore .. the threat of
-Marxist-Leninist totalitarianism" demn the extremist u . "
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M.ln •I Ad.,,,., Hun,,,,.lott -..ch
IUNOAY:
Morning Worship., ............................................ 9:00 AM
Bible School .................................................... 10:45 AM
Evening Worship ............................................... 8:00 PM
AdoN YWlll Or-. -..._, l9"flMI
Ml ... reu1. Dew Mllcolm & Alwt H Keto-. Mln411.,1.
Meroe io.n. °"9cl« o1 Clwl9oen Educelklft
DIAL-A-DEVOTION -Af.lllO: Otftoe ----.. ,,_... CMet aMoe 1_..
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WELCOMES YOU
auNDAY W~ 8111'11Ca8
7:30 AM • Hoty E:ucNw1st Ahe I
9:00 AM -Hoty Euchwtet Rite II
10:45 AM · Prey91' and PralM Euchamt Rite II
Church School • 1:00 AM CNld Care -7:30 l 9:00 AM
(Mutk:., ..-rnon and chl6d care 8t 3 ~)
..,_WOK WOMIMOP
Monday·Ftld9Y • 8:30 AM Momtng p,.,_
Tueaday • 10:00 AM Euchatt9t l Heeling ~
Wed~· 8:30 AM Haty ~
Fr. GllMft ... '9tftoe, 0.D. Prie9t·ln-Char09
Aaaoc., Fr. Brian Cox, Aaetltlng
The Rev. Thomu Herwy • Dr. Wlltlam Roberta • Mr. a.... Shater
SAINT JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 Via Lido • Ncwpon Beach • 71~7S-02 10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
BRANCHES or THE MOTHER CUU"RCH. 'Tli£ FlMT CHU~H or CHRIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS
"Adam and Fallen Man"
lrvlne-Flr1t Church of Chrlat. Sclentlet
Rencho San Joaquin lntarmedl•te School
4N1 MlcMleon ('"•r Y• .. )
Church & Sund•Y Schoof-10:00 A.M.
Reading Room, 4330 aarrance Pllwy .. Suite 145, Ston.crMtl Ptna
10 A.M.-4 P.M. Mon. thru 811.
10 A.M.-7 P.M. Thuraday
C.lkWI c.... $"ncl•r & w.o"'"'°•• Newport e .. ch-Flrat Church of Chrllt, Sclentlat
3303 Via Lido. Newport leach
Ctiurch a Sunday Schoef-. ..00 a 10:30 A.M.
Reeding Room. 3315 VI• Lido
Mon. lhru Set. t A M.-5 P.M. Tuea.-7·1 P.M.
C."•14 Cert "•o•..i.a r ... eo.,, 11 JO 11 30 AM '°' Sh.Oy ,,,,,. Newport Beech-Second Church of Chrlat. Sclentlet
3100 Pacific View Or .. Coron• del Mer
Church a Sunder lchool-10:00 A.M. ,
Reedlnt "oom-3500 "8 " E. Cont Hwy .• CdM
All are cordially invited to attend the church services
and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Roo m s
Child Car'e Provided AT ALL SERVICES.
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CtUtCH Of RELIGIOOS SCENCE
~of ... """"'~.~..,.. 2205 MAIN STREET, SUITE 23
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92841
Adulte 6 Jr. Church e·oo. 1:45 & 11.30 Rev Peggy ea ... 11
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BJ LYNDA lllR8Cll
AU MY ClllLDllBN: Jetet lookin& (or 1C1*J pm:lCClsat to uoP dnnoliuon of tbe
bolMI fot Adam '1 project, Adam telll
Killary that Tad liped pipen that made
dettNCtioo of hoinn pouible. Ouri111
confrontation with Tad, Adam'aaun aott
oft'. After fiaht 'Vitb Nina, a furious Benn,Y
Involved in C&f crash .. Benny learns his
medical insurance has lal>Kd. Palmer
refutet to pay ~y's bills but off'en him job. Jeremy deliahtcd when he bean
heanbeat of Natalie's unborn child.
Nal&lic swiicbet to aynecolOlist who
woa't n:alize Jeremev'1 not the father. . ' . ANOTllltft WOl.LDrSalty and CatJin's
weddina. comes off-Without any inter-
ference fi'om Donna. Cass and Kathleen's
impendi111 weddina meets wilb lots of
l'Oldblocb.. Cass receives ticket to
Marakcsh '(rom mysteriouJ woman.
K.athleeo ai veo indiscreet photos of Cass
at hia bachelor party. Cass manaaes to
make it to church tnd takes his place at the
altar while a nervous Kathleen is fearful &he will fall whiJc walk.in& down aiJJe. The · medical review board~ to &Ive Chris
new beariat. Vicky lyiQlly tellt Doua that
the McKillftOOt are takina money from
Marty. Victoria tells Donna not to be so
aloof with everyone if Donna tnlly wants
to bave lutina relatiomhips. • • • Al TllE WOl.LD TU1lNS: Tad and
Lucinda ICberne to take Sn~dcr's farm.
Caley uaures BoQ. hiJ intentions toward
Frannie are honorable. Seth and Frannie
become friends. Iva warn• Lucinda to act
Tld off their ti.cits or she'll tell Uly tnc
IJ'\llb. Heather accepts Roy's maniaae ~DOtal but is nervous about announcina
1L Lucinda spots Dusty and Mca k.issina.
Kim sets abusive phone call. Lucinda
decides 10 ao after Craia. Tom doetn't
undemud di1CRPUCiet 1n Kim's ttili·
mony but feels once be, Kim and Frannie eo to Colorado and te-ettter w room where Doua waa killc:id thlnp will become clearer. Usa and Eatl lti& Brian forljvcs
Shannon and is aware Battera llboiaec<I
the weddtna. Batbata plant to dcatroy
Brian and Shannon. • • • • • CAPITOL: Paula hold• her own and
repfos COMCiOUIMM, but abe is Upld that
her suicide attempc failed. Mark tells her
that he and Oatis• are not p:ttina
manied. Mark tcllJ Paula he docs love her
but not lbc way she wants to be loved.
Tyler sl\lnned when be learns Dylan
wanted for beatina up his stepfather.
Wally furious when he learns Brenda
thinks he planted earrinas in Dylan's
room. Brenda suddenly n:aliics Myrna's
part in tbe earrin& beina in Dylan's room
and tells Tylet. Zed buya mansion for
Jenny. Vic\,Or decides to leave town after
he testifies apinst Bob. Sam n:alizcs he
may be tosina millions in Bracq. Kate
amves in Wuhinaton and decides to aive
Lee Anne bone marrow transplant that
wiU save her life. • • • DAYS OP OUR UVE& Awakenina.
Marlena remembers the situation she's in.
Two rafts, one canyina John and Marlena.
the other with Bo, Hope and Shane
capsizes in the raai~ rapids. Bo and Shane
make it to the nvcrbank but Hope
disappears io the swiitina water. After.
pullina an injured Marlena to safety John
comforts her. HoJ>C, fi&htina for her life
and suffcrina fi'om hypotbennia. is
rescued by Bo. Boud Hopecontinuethcir
search for Marlena. Marlena and John
become attracted to each other lVhilc
spendina niaht t<>tether in mountain cave.
Britta makes love to Patch. Hope attacked
Evans in 'Last Frontier'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Linda
Evans teams up with Australian star
Jack Thompson for a four·hour CBS
movie that tells the story of an
American woman's struggle against•
ruthless land owner in Australia.
Evans, who stars in ABCs "Dynas-
ty," plays an American woman with
_two tce.n-agc chlldreo who marries an
Australian rancher and prepares to
follow him to the Outback to begin a
new lif c. He is killed in a plane crash.
Thompson, who starred in "Break-
er Morant" and "The Man from
Snowy River," plays the dis..
enchanted son of the man who is
trying to take her property. He
becomes her ally.
Two lovers. One chance.
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"A 1HOROUGID.Y
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SCI-FI 'DIRIUER!"
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HORRORmM .. ~'
BO'Dt TIIUMBS UP!
-Ehrrt a Sliktl/AT THE MO\lt.S
by mounta1n hon • • • • G&NDAL llOIPITAL: Fnaco caupt tearciuAa Luc)''•~· for lloetJftll.
Lucy attt nd of her 1eay wardrobe but keeps ber lndlan headbed. Jake rauled
when he tind1 ~ on do1.1ble jeopardy in
Kevin and Ten's apartment. Jake teahies
Lucy C.OC lied at tnal hert first time on
stahd. Repinina conldousneu buuuffcr·
in& eitcrutlatioa P1in. Buzz put on
morphine by Tony. In Laurelton, Teri
su4<1cnly remembers What happened the
ni&ht Earl Moody was murdered. The
phone lines 1n Laurelton and the
brownstone 10 down. Ann.a and Jake Nib
throuah \he storm in hopes of Jetlina to
Laurelton to save Teri. Scan learns his
medical supply boat sunk. Derek apees to
buy the QUaricnnaine houJe. Sean littr-
ally freezes whee Moniai mentions mat·
riqe.
~· GUIDING UGHT: Sally thinks that
Vanessa'• place is in the home with Billy
and their baby. Hawk wants to invcstiJ1te
"Sampson dirl" contest for _nepotism.
Ross tells C:.fla that he accepts her
sterility. Lowe realizes that Caire hu
romantic int.erest in Kyle. Beth unable to
finish rudW Pbjljp's book because the
contents drcdac up too many painful
memories. Calla fearful that Jessie i.s at
Gordon's. Carlo says Mindy blackmailed
him into votina for her durina the
"Sampson Girl'' contest. Kyle tells l>jJly
the only way they can take care of the
entire situation is to end tbe "Sampson
Girl" campai&n. When Cain pulls·Reva
into a kiss she tells him it's time he moved
out of the house. . • • • LOVING: Zach talks to Lorna about bis
dauabter KeUr.wbo's away at boardina
school and his te wife. Dolly finally aives
in to Hunt's sexual demands. She then tells
HWlt he'd better hel" her find her child.
Hunt says he's calfina the shots now.
Harry decides to aive money to Tug and
Sheree so they can stan their own bus.iness
and raise Johnny. Ava nervous when
Cunis seems to be 100 huna upon havinaa
child. Tricia and Steve located. A ware that
someone's on to lbem, the duo decide to
leave Montreal. Jack tells Ava that Stacy's
goina 10 have twins. Gwen vows to have
Steve and Tricia's marriaac annulled as
soon as they return to Corinth. Loma
breaks down on .witness stand. Prescott
makes Loma look suiJty as sin.
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• • • ONE Lin: TO UVE: Richard atunoed
wbcn ~walks into Elmo's and tees B«k)'
Sln&an& tbm. Tina worried thal Blcky''
lhOn Ny ID Uanview wiU rdtandlc ihe
rellllonlhip between Becky and Rlchard.
Tin.a decldcs to move QUt of Uanfalrc.
become a casllicr and hve a modest
lifestyle. Jenn fl auempU to reach Vlclo
fajl. David told he must read anti·
Amencan statement or Jenny 'lflll be
banned. David says he first oeedt i)roof
thatJcnny iutill alive. Di Di thinks Chip 11
interested 1n Joy in order to further his career. Brad heads for Vi.enna to try to find
David and Jenny. Hert> is aware that he's
beinaused. • • • llY AN'S HOPE: Ryan thrilled when Ille
comes home and finds her promr.wn laid
out on the bed. Her drams o a happ)'
prom ni&ht are shattered when Rick is
called to police station for questionina
about auns misaln1 from police property
room. Frank and Rick quietly' diacu11
mectina later and followina throuab with
other pla111. Ma.eve and Dakota call a
tnace. Wllile Dakota is havina dinner at
the Ryan's, Un.le Al and Mr. Ed show up
tcllina him lbcy want their money. Whco
Dakota says he doesn't have it, Little Al
and Mr. £d punch him and warn him next
time bc'U have broken bones. Dakota
decides to U1C punb at tbc rec center to
separate Litt.le Al and Mr. Ed. • • • IANT A BAABAIU.: Belicvina that Gina
may reveal he plotted to murder Eden.
Kirk docidn to kill Gina with bomb. Gina
narrowly escapes lbc plot. When Gina
bcjjns to feip amnesia, Kirk is puzzled.
Mary decides to enter convent where she
can best consider whether she should be
wilb Muon, the man she loves, or stay
with her impotent and abusive husband
Mark. Dylan reads lovenote to Kelly
which remindJ her of Pet.er, the white
carnation killer who raped her. A t.cmfied
Kelly stabs Dylan in the lq. Dr. Justin
Moore, a new psychtatriJt in town. is
trcall111 Kelly. Sophia fcan that the lump
in herb[east as cancerous-a payment for
all herpastsins.Julia thinks David did not
kill her sister Madeline and wond~rs who's fram~na him. • • • SEARCH POR TOMORROW: Estelle
admits she was with Liza when she feU
down the stairs. Tara upset that Liza did
not tell her she wu prcananl. Uoyd
S\llltSU to Stu that Liza needs psychiatric:
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CBS ~ now No. 2, s'IJufflesserles~ tfea1s 10 new shows
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NEW YORK -CBS. the No. 2 netWOtlt after six seasons in first
place, will try to rebound next season
witb 1eveo new program sand 10 ofits
retumint series moving to new time ~ ancludina its entire Thursdar,
n.i1Jn lineup of "M~um, P.J., •
"Simoo cit Sam on" and • Knots Land-•oa.."
Jn announcina its t 986-87 prime-
ttme schedule, CBS said it will
introduce four new half-hour com-
edies and three new ooo-hour
dramas. The most recoaniz.able
names in new series are Elliott Gould
and Pam Dawber, starrina in their
own sitcoms.
Mary Tyler Moore, whose "Mary"
series failed u midseason replace-
ment, wiU be cast in an entirely
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different 1erie1, but it wasn't on CBS'
new lineup. Also retumina is Stacy
Keach in his role oo "Mickey SpiU-
ane's Mike Hammer." The senes
stopped production last year when
Keach was imprisoned in London for
trafficki~ in cocaine. Reruns have
been -&Irina recently on Tuesday
niahts.
Series that bepn the 1985-86
teaSOn but were canceled include!
Cafe
MOTHER'S DAY
Cltompogn• Buff.I Brunch
10:30-2:00
DINNER
5:00-10:00
Coll 241-0123 lor R-,.rvotion1
1'6$ Adams (in ~ VerM Ce11,.r)
Cotta Mesa
"Charlie&t.Co .. '"'Cruy UltcA Fo~\ ..
.. ,_..irwolf." "Hometown," "Star
C~." "Gcorse Bums Comedr,
Week." and "Trapj>er John, M.D .• '
which had a run of seven seasons on
CBS. =eplaccment series that won't be
ck this fall include: "Mom-
tar/Evcningsllr1" "Bridaes to
Cross,', "Leo & L1Z m Beverly Hills."
"Fast Times," "Toll&h Cookies."
"Foley Square" and "Mary."
RetuminJ series that move to
different nt.ahts will be "Mqnum,
P.1.," from fhursday to Wednesday;
"The EQualizer~· from Tuesday to
Wednesday; "~ecrow & Mrs.
King," from Monday to Friday; "The
Twiliaht Zone " from Friday to
Saturday; "Mike Hammer," from
Tuesday to Saturday; and CBS'
Wednesday movie, to Tuesday.
Returning series that will change
time slots but remain on the same
.night arc "~te & Allie" and "New-
hart" on Monday and "Simon &
Simon" and "Knots Landin&" on
Tbunday .
Here's a brief rundown of CBS' new Kries:
•"Tak.ma the Town," a &itc0m
atarrina Pain O.wber as a freelance
photoarapher wh0te Ille is com·
plicatcd by the arrival of bet aiater.
•''Oesianiaa Womm •• a sitcom
1Wrin& Oelta Burke, Dixie Caner,
Annie Pott• and Jean Sman u four
women workin& in their flcdalina
decoratina businesa.
maJc-dommatod New York City hos-
pital.
•Downtown," starrina Micttael
Nouri as a Los Anaetes cop who ·~ fon:cd to 1upervite four parolees.
The schedule:
Monday -''Kale &t. Allie." "Tak·
!n& the Town," "Newhart," ''Oesilfl-
1n1 Women," "Capey & Lacey."
Tuesday-"Wizard of Elm Street"
and .. The CBS Tuesday Night M ov-
ies.'' •·:Tosether We Stand," a comedy
stamn.a Gould and Dee wanace Wednesday -''Toecther We ·
StoneasaoouplewboadoptanAlian-Stand," "Better Days," "Magnum,
American teen~aaer and bis 6-year-P.l ," "The Equalizer."
old "sister," a black airl. . Thursday -"Simon & Simon,"
•"Better Daya," a comedy about a "Knots Landing," "Kay O'Bnen.
boy from Beverly Hills (Raphael Surpon."
Sbarae) who moves to Brooklyn. Frid.av -"Scarecrow & Mrs.
•"The Wizard of ~m Street," a Kina," .t0a11as," "falcon Crest."
(antasy-advcnture about a toymaker Saturday -"Downtown,"
(OavidRappaport)wboapecializesin "Mickey Spillane'• Mike Hammer,"
solvina unsolvable problems. ''The Twiliaht Zone."
•"K.ayO'Brien..SW)eon," a drama Sunday .. 60 Minutes,"
about a 28-ycar-otd female suf'lical "Murder, She Wrote," "The CBS
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WINNER
3FRENCH
ACADEMY AWARDS
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BEST
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Three share lead
in Tri.via BoWJ Vf
The openiq round of Trivia Bowl
V1 uw no one bteakina into double
ftaUret u Jtlla a....u; the t.ue.n
and the def'eftdina champion owe
goffM Kl•_. all posted nine pointt
to share the llld.
One of two new entries, P,..Am,
tied with IAUJ 6 C.. for teeond with
seven corTeCt an1weta. There's still
TRIVIA BOWL
VI STANDINGS
Toi
Tnus ·
.
7. Name the ftrst , ~or laaue
baseball to have his uniform number . retired.
..... ,,-..,u .
AJUSI (Marcb 21-Apri.J 19): Some relatives lniilt on airift& their
complaintl -in yoor direction. Maintain balance humor, and tef\aae to
become ineJnricably involved. Oood newt later, youiu be invited to P9ftlb
of IOW'IMt clin.l na.
TAU&VI (April 20-~ 20): Money picture no lo.,-bleak -you ,et news wbich booy11piriu, Focus on ~or domestic 14Juatmen.t, ~ chaaee. variety. Ifnotbina elJe, you cenainly will not be bored. unusual lift ii reOei ved.
ODllNI (May 21..June 20): Vial.t individual confiMd to home, hospital.
Q.l-A1 South, vulnerable, y9u
hold: •
•&Tl QUI· ¢TH .....
The blddtna hu pr~:
Wett NolU &ut -o l Q !*a. I Q .... .... . . .... '
What action do you take? Focus on tpiritual val~i. abilhy &o look
put the immediate. umne terma, If'
rid ohuperfluoua material. It ls time to Q.2-AJ South, vulnerable, you
1U'el.lllliDetechniquea.PiJcelplaysrole. S hold:
CANCD (June 21..Jwy 22): Focus YDIEY •-* OAKlOtll •AK.Ill
on family, personal environment, ufecy The blddlnt hu proceeded: provision~ abUit}' '° awceive k>ftl4' 01111 . ao.tla Wee& Nortla Eul ranae pro10ectl. Family member who bad "wande~" returns to fold. Plana • 1 <> Put 4'Q Pue
for holiday, vacation travel can now be ••••••••••• 1 compleled. • l What action do you take?
•
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8. How many children. combined!
did Henry Fonda and Lucille Bal
have in the movie "Yovn, Mine and Ounr•
LEO (July 23-A~ 22): What appeared to be dull, rout1ne can be
transformed into exciuna project. Scenario biabli&htt romance creativity,
cban,e, tlcitement of discovery. Love relatfondlip is apotliibted. Aries flaum prominently. .
Q.1-Both vulnerable, u South
you hold:
•KJNI Q AQll ¢1TI ..
The blddlnt hu procttdtd:
... ~ ¢A.KQITI -MIM
The blddlnl hu p~; •
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AllOdn ... (1). ......................................................... a LMl....,.fat. ............................................................. a
room for more contenders -and
we'll live the customary five-point
bonus to anyone who joins the
contest in the te09nd week.
Round two com~ up in the race
for the roses which will culminate in
Ausu•t. Try your instant ~ on ffiese quesuons:
1. What was John Belushi's Jut
movie?
2. Name the comedienne who often
wu 1een tUllina her ear at the end of
her show.
3. Jn what comic book did' the
Human Torch debut?
4. Only one battleship was present
at both the attack on Pearl Harbor
and the invasion of Normandy.
Which one?
--,-. In wltlch popular sona did the
sinaer's boyfriend wear ••a bia Pa.n-
ama with a purple bat band?"
6. Tbe nameafa lay WU cbanpd
from "The Oi World0 to
"A Houseful of ilence" in what atqe
comedy?
9. What product advised you not to
be half safe? , .
10. A ciprette jiQlle of the fifties
aot its tune from a war movie of the
Fonies. Name (a} thecipmteand {b)
the picture.
La1t "'"'' Auwtn . 1. "The Black Bird.. (Boprt and
si.al) "Hawaii Five-0" (lovenor
North}
3. Dentist ( .. Better or Worse'')
4. Ulyues S. Grant {death from cancer\
5. ''The Mott HaPP.Y Fella ..
("Standina on the Comer' \
6-. "Tbe Time is Now" C''Liabt Up the Sky" play)
7. Miami in Super Bowl VI (no
touchdowns)
8. Cord (car in "Toppe(')
9. Tony Dorsett -Teua' No. I
Back (llcense plate)
10. (a) "The New Centurion~/.' (b)
Erik Estrada and James B. Siuio1 {TV co~ __
Sead your aMWen to TRIVIA, c/o
rbo Dilly Pilor; P.O.' Box 1560, Co1t.1
Me. 92626. All eatrie. mu•t be
received by Wednetday, orberwi1e tWr the p1ayer'1 w r tc0re will be
awardtJd.
VIRGO ~Aus. 23-Sept. 22): Break from put commitment provea
positive. You 11 meet excitinJ individuals who spur you on to best efl'oru.
Scenario hiabliabtt style, oriainaJity, innovativeneas. Leo, Aquarius play
outttandina rolea. 4
LIBllA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): Look beyond the immediate, empbuize l&nJuqe, atudyt spiritual val~es. romance that culmina1e1 into "somethina
eenous." Intuition rinp true, reunion takes place, seble of direct.ion and
purpose are reatored. . • ~ ·
IOOllPIO (OcL 23-Nov. 21 ): Burden ia removed, you'll have lesitimate
reason to celebtate. Debt is repaid, you receive praise for eft'oru and you
eould be~~ for"bia leaaue1." You'll be with lively, dynamic persons who servm lDlptraUon.
SAGmAJUVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Focus on sttucture delian. lepl
affairs, possible pertnenhip, marriqe. You'll have chance to obtain what you
need and ar "barpin rate." Sectet 11 revealed, and this worb to your
advantqe.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Keep recent resolutions concernina
diet, nutrition. Scenario hiah.liahu creativity, written word, trave~ variety of
excitina experiences. Buie procedures dominate, and your views wiU be
verified.
AQV.ARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Define term1t...avoid self-&ception, look
behind scenes for answen to specific questions. t'OCUI on cbari1~ charm,
cballenee, variety. What bad been bidden will be revealed. Pisc:el, Virao play
roles. PISCES (Feb. l 9·March 20): Some of your best qualities are recopized
by "superiors." Peop,le who previously apl)CaJ'ed indift'erent will now express
desire to be "close.• Focus on emouon&l satisfaction, optimism reprdina
future.
D' MA y 1111 YOUR BlllTBDAY )'OU are a natural ~ycbok>li•t.
you have knack for..dealina witb public and you can be · y 11Jccle1Uut
where women are concerned. You are sensitive, psychic, unorthodox., loyal
and you are subject to mooda. You are ~~1_tensual. appreciate an.
mus.c. literature. Cancer Capri()orn, Aquarius pwpac play im~t rolea in
your· live. You'll be rid of burden in May. You're also due for added
recopition. In Ju.ne, acenario hiahliabU money and love.
How lea,ders-handl~ Wedding invitation
society sfunctlons gagunappreciated
When atandina at ease in a social
situation, sir, w6at do you do with
your bands? Whatever, it's sipifi·
ca11'1 ICCMdiD& to the body Ianauaee
1peaaU1t1. Prince Philip clupa them
unaaressively behind bis ~k.
Napoleon, Mu110lini and other
challenaina despots folded their arms
acrou their chests. Whatever work.I.
Many a current personality avoids
the problem by keepina one band in a
pocket and the other wrapped around
aaiau.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I realize
thewortd is ch•nlina. but some of the cbaDICI are more than I can ablotb. L.M.
BOYD
11 propriety a dlina of the put? IJ
nothina sacred? Or am I an okf fuddy· ~udd~ who lwn't kept up with the
• umes I received the fOUowina in the mail
today and was offended by it I always
have colllidered you Wtly level-
headed and a woman of wte. Will Isaac Newton apent more time
tryina to chap.le bue metals into aold
than be devo1ed to hit Law of
•• I.MIDS
How do you explain the fact that Gravity, I'm told.
Tennetsee's Memphis bu the na-
tion's hiahest rate of rape?
you _pleue pve me your opinion of
the followina announcement? -NO
NAMEIN ALA.
Mrs.N.C.
Wishes to announce to anyone
interested
bazardl it presented to themselves,
other drivors and pedestrians.
Mr perenu bad the same problem
and nnqine that most of us, if we
live a lo~ enouah life, will have to
confront it one day. I would like to
pass on to you and your readers my
parents' solution. Q. How come so linle is known
about the lonpviiy of turtles?
A. Tunles tend to outlive their
~archers, that's why.
Q. What's the shortest sentence
containin.a every letter of the
alphabet?
A. That apin? "Jackdaws love ml
bi1 sphhu of quartz." But it doesn t
sina. I still like "Pack my bol with
five dozen liquor jup."
Punishment for sivina away silk
secrets in old China wu "death by
torture."
Air below sea level is heavier.
Death Valley aolfers have to 1win1
harder.
that her eldest da\llhter, C.N.
havina proven to nerself and the
world that it is pouible
to reach aae 3S without ever havina
married
is finally &Oil\I to wed R.W.f .,
a wonderful and patient man
of whom Mn. N.C. heartily ap-
proves,
in fact bu been hopina for yean to
secure u a Oceans I<>. f~ur times as deep as the lepl family member
earth 1oe1 Jtilh. (but that's another story ... )
Oldest aoldfisb of record was a
British specimen named Fred who
died in his bowl at qe 41.
1n a small and picturesque cer-
emony
at their home
on Saturday, Sept. 14, l98S.
DEAR MRS. N.N. la Ala.: Give Ge
womu a break. I'm 1an moet IHI'' m..pt &M uaaacem•t wu off·
beat u4 amulq. "Modttr" wa1
Q. Ninety percent of all the fresh
water on earth is where? Jn Australia, "Send her down,
A. In the Antarctic ice cap. Huahie" ii a vemaaular prayer for
!Jin.
pnbably pUleQ MeuJe Mr ......
ler uu'i manl ....... r. bet actll·
ally •obo41 pa11 attelltlH .. 1aclt
tMap UJ1DON ud lt ••• llOt
1ecettarJ to make u l11ae of It.
It's possible for one man and one
woman to produce 64 billion children
-in theory only, please note, don't
hurry -with no aenelic duplicates.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read
with SJUt interest the letter in reprd
to the elderly parents who were no If it's a 10-penny nail, it's three Jon.er able to dri,ve th~ fa"'!ilY auto
inches Iona. but insisted on doin1 so in SJ)1te of the
Altbouab they stopped drivina.
they retained their car and continued
to pay all expenses connected with it:
insurance, ps, license, etc. When
they wanted to 10 somew.bere they
had friends who would drive them.
This wu much more convenient than
111clna •C9uaintances and neiabbon
to use their own can to take them to
the market, church, and the homes of
friends and family. It also allowed
them to retain their independence
and self-respect. -F.R.F. JR.
DEAR F: ftub for u es.celleat
solatloa to a atieh wlekeL -.-... DE.AR ANN LANDERS: I am a
woman who bu bad arthritis in my
riabt band. When someone Jives me a
firm handshake I almost faint. How
can I avoid this problem without
beina unfriendly? -D. IN BATON
ROUGE.
DEAR BAT: En.4 yHr left lwl4
promptly ... say, .. Sorry -I M ft
arGntt1." To tMlt wi.o uve
al'Grtti1 la boD lluU, claap De
penoa'• wrllt ud say De tame G1a1.
0
Paulsen follows in Clint's footsteps
By die A1soda ... Prftl
ASTI, Calif. -Comedian P,at PallMa, a perennial J)l"eli4enual
candidate, ~ take~ a ale .from
CU.I S.IWIM and II p&anruna to
beoome mayor of a C.Ufornit
town. f Eastwood was elected mayor o
Carmel·by·tbe-Sea last month,
but Pauhcn ii mDDina an eJec..
tion lnatead declalina himeelf mayor of this unlnco~ted
town with a population offtve.
Paul11n, Sl,,ac1uallY owns the villqe 80 mua oonb of San
franalCO and iu inbabitantt are either relatives. . employeea or
inanu. It's the locldoa of the
Sonoma Valley winery tae etta•
lilbed in 1910. Tbe comedian.
wbo ~ ~ Wi\b bis dmd-~D roudn11 on tbl old
•smothen 8r0tbm ComtdJ
Hour,•• aid be 11ill ls plem#11 to
n111 la dM Iowa primary k tM
1911 prllideatW rllOI.
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world that renovation won't
harm -and in fact may improve
-the ball's acoustics.
Cameate Hall will close after a
performance May l 7~Stem and the Oeveland Sym ony, and
will reopen in mi -December.
Sult withdrawn
LOS ANOELES -StnEr n... Warwick, who filed a 530
million libel suit qainst the
Olobe 1upennarket tabloid for a
story cla'miDJ a Jawbone disease
was destroY1na her taoc. bu
withdrawn the suit, attorneys 1&y.
Ivan Hoffman, attorney for
Warwick, would onl~ say
W edftctday that the sun was
W1thdrawn and the matter tettled. ·
Warwick, '4, of Beverly Hills.
fllecl 1\ut Fe 11 after th Boca
ka&on, Fla.-bued Olobe retuled
to print a retraction after publish·
ina 1 story Jan 14 under the
/ bndline, "Dtonne Warwick
Milbt Never Sina Alain."
Weit North Eaet 8oatll
1 0 l Q ,... 1
What do you bld now?
Q.4-A• South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•Al07et Qaat on •A7t
The blddtng hu proceeded:
ao.u. W•t Nortlt &ut
1 () 1 • 1 NT P ...
1
What. action do you take?
Q.6-Both vulnerable, u South
)'OU hold:
•UTH QA OAJN •&111 1
The blddln& hu proceeded:
Soatll w .. , Nonlt Eut North Eut Soatla WHt
1 0 .... •·• .... • t • P... I NT PUI .. .... .,
·what action do you take~
Q.5-Nelther .vulnerable, u South
you hold:
Tl&T IAILY
PHILll
O Reorronge . t.ftert of ,.,_
four 1erambl9d word• b.-
low to form four tlmple WOfd•
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What do you bld now?
Look for antwers on Monday.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROll
1 Skid row
5 Cut off
9 Ab1tentlou1
14 Gu: pref.
15 Second-cia11
11 Comm.re.
17 "Al I WU
go!~g to St.
18 Etetnltltll
19 Territory
20 Languid
22 Felt
23 Heckled
24 Boodl•
25 Relourcet
28 Humiliating
32 lnMCt1
33 ~t cute
34 King of Judah
35 Color
38 lmpe
37 Greek god
38 Mar1hall Plan
abbr.
39 Plane plrtt
40 Hoekeyj e.g
41 O.t baclt
43 Fondle
44 lrllh river
45.Necr~ ma nee< I
48 -on: nagged
I
49 Plctced out
53 lgnOmlny s. tnfold
55 Secrete se Chrl1tmu
vllltOI'
57 Wheedle se Rlpt)ed
59 Getman city eo Aequltlt•
11 Sojourn
DOWN
1 Mizzen
2 L.N h'110n
3 Cu1tom1:
Obi.
4 At>uM
5 bpedltM
8 lariat end
7 FrM
electrOf'll
I Shoe unite.
abbr.
9 Alvuleit
10 A*' lhad•
11 Interdict•
12 Extremity
13 Saxophone.
e.g.
21 819 quantity
22 Swltchet
24 vaccination
25 "-You've
Gone"
28 tmperfeci golf
lhOt
27 French
leglalature
21 Fabricate
29 -lll•nd•
Atlantic:
group
30 Saltil·t&ll
pa~tl
31 Boot forms
33 Thlrl\ for
38 WhlM!ey type
37 Fruit
39 Blue dOUMf
40 Seuontng
42 Good name
43 KnOW11 U
45 Commtngi.
48 L.eg weer
47 Enoen'a
grandlath«
41 Cruet
49 OK
50 Wiid party
51 Old
Te11arn.n1
b~
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54 Jovtallty
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THE
PAllILY
CIRCUS
by Bii Keane BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP)
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"Poor Mommy. We get to go to the
movies for Mother's Day and
she has to stay home."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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l. '"'',...~· .. ,~. '"'"°"'."'""" s 10 ~
"Phil! Look who's edging up on the
forbidden couch!''
PEANUTS
IF WE ~AD UNIFORMS
WIT~ NAME5 AND NlJM6ER5
EVEf{'r'ONE WOUl..D KNOW
Wl-lO WE ARE .
We;' -I
"Come on. I mowed V-U just last month."
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
I
-tloE!> ™'s M~ rLL HAve 10 GtvE ~ BOTH
A MoTHE'~ °''( PRE SENT~ H •
by Charles M. Schulz
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BLOOll COUNTY
U.S. ACRES
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
l'OL\t<E.3~a=~
PLEASE-MY Uj\FE. IS
~N&OtE BUNCH F~
EACH KtD!
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alf, t IHCOSHl'/OU SAID 1Re.Re WE:RE ~CHI
IN Tt-E f PtMIL'/.
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l{-{ JUDGE PARKER ~.
GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
ROSE IS~OSE
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OCCUR 11.XH~lr-4 nvf
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Af MAifN£ IJYR.LC'/
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ltol~MAllON I
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by Jim Davis
by Kevin Fagan
by Pat Brady
FUNKY wlNKElmEAN
9
t HA1E 4'0lJ, l£S NtOC#:E !! I,,,
DOONESBURY
m • -Ct ..,. •a:-a
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by Jim Davis
by Harold Le Doux
LOOK. MY MOTHER SENT YOU TO GET ME OUTTA
HERE! 90 00 ITAN'STOP
TALKIN. 90 MUCH!
by Tom Batluk
TM 1N.J<ING 1b ~!!/
-f~ '1UM HMO ~R
OFF/!/
by Gary Trudeau
BJ JOl&PB DUDBVOIR ......... °". $1 f 9
It wun't a pretty si&bt.
It is hoped the motben covered the eyes of the 12,000 Little l..ealuen wbo were pretent at
,'..naheim Stadium Friday niabL ~
lm~onable younamn mi&bt &et the
wrona idea and think the Aneels' display
apinst Milwaukee is bow you're 1UJJP0$«1 to play the same.
Even Ansel st.artina pitcher Kirk
McCukill couldn't bear to watch. u be made
the most of bis early exit from the Milwaukee
Brewen' 16--S rippina oftbe Anaels.
"If vou want McCuk.ill, you'll find
headina ioutb on the $.S Freeway," yelled a
mitred Rick Burleton.
And itwun'tloq beforemostofthecrowd of 40, 716 followed his lead.
"The pme WU Juat terrible, that's all you
can Jay," uid Ansel reliever Ken Fonch, who
jointd McCaskitr, T.R. Bryden and Terry
Forster on the Brewer hit list.
Cecil Cooper led Milwaukee's 18-hit spree
with a pair of homers and a sin&le. knockina in five.
"This is (Cooper's) !J>rinj traioina." said
'Brewer Manaaer Qeorae ~Del'F. o(bis tint
baseman, wbo missed sprina tratnina with an injured elbow. , •
"'That IUY can really put numbers on the board.··
In the Brewer half of the third innina
Milwaukee tallied 1even times on six hiu (the bia blow beina Cooper's three--run homer), two
walks and a pair of eJTors. The winnina pitcher
To11161Jt'•1ame
Milwaukee (Nieves 2-1) at Aqelt (Witt 2-2).
time: 7:35. •
TV: None.
Radio: KMPC (710).
Sunday's pme: Milwaukee at Angels,
1:0.S p.m.
~
was Danny Darwin (2· l ).
Five of the ~ns were charJcd to McCaskill (2-3), who left with no out.a in the innina. He
also gave up five bits and walked two u his
earned run averqe went up to 4.8.S from 3.89. "McCaskill WIS just bed," said Anaels Manaaer Gene Mauch, who was already d~ and aoinaout thedooru reponen were entenna.
.. We had to star, around 1M bench and take
it,•• ~auch added.• It was.no fun and 1t'1 no fun
teanna up your bullpen."
Mauch didn't have to tear up the Anaiel bullpen. The Brewers did it for him.
Mauch still didn't have anyone throwina
in the. Ansel buJlpen even after 8111)' Jo
Robidoux· rappcrd a two.-run doubte to left off
Forsch to make it 9-t with one out in the founh.
Finally, it was the unlucky Bryden wbo aot
!he~· He was rouabcd up for four runs in 37'> 1nn11'115.
Forster was put on the rack in the ninth
yieldi[)I two runs on four hits in the ninth. •
"They dido 't bit the (bteepina) bell worth a
(blecpina) (bleep);" said Forster, who~ the
fast two games bas bad to be quoted in M<>r1e code.
The Aniels' offense was its usual pro-
(Pleue ... AJIO&l.8/112)
Vikings
hang on
fortltle
Edison ·.;
shoots ,·~
1 for~tle 'f
Edison dominates
girls' co.mpetttlon
In Sunset track
By ROGER CARLSON °' .............
Edison H~'s Kaleapb Cal1er led
Edison Hiab s OwJers to a standout
performance Friday niabt in the
Sunset Leaaue track aod finals at
Huntinaton Beach H~iah but Marina's Vikinp. unbea in dual
meets, buns on to claim leque
championship, led by Steve Jenninp.
Carter's penonaJ best of .S9-.S was
just pert of Edison's story in the shot
put u the Charlm pulled off an
unprecedented l-l-3-4-.S sweep of the
event, with all five aoina over S2 feet.
. Carter's efforts were .S2-S'h, S9-.S,
foul , S6-7, foul and .S9-0. On one of'bis
fouls, detcribed by the official with
bis thumb and fint fiqer two iDchet
~ the Edi,on IOpbomore _went
The concern in the Vikinp' camp for their blue chip burdler-tprinter
proved far lea than anticipated u
Jenninp overcame Wednetday'a in-
jury in the prelims. 9
Jenninp opened with a 39. 7 in
runninJ away from the competition
in the 300 intermediate hurdles, then
poured in on u the anchor of
Marina's sprint relay team to save the
Vikinp another victory,
Moments later be wu in the blocks
apin, and 11 .14 seconda later be led a
1-2 finish (with Mike Stafford) in the
100.
He couldn't compete in the 200
because he was held out of the prelims
because of the Utjury, but by then it
didn't matter.
.. Jenninp did a job for us," said
Marina Coach Dave Okura, "but so
did everyone. It's probably u spirited
team as I've bad.'
The Vikinp' performances were
not enouab to overcome Edison's
(Pleue ... 9tma&T/B2)
11ae Samet~·· beat went for lt Friday DICbt at the
1~·· track aad fteld ftnala, and tlala aatet. amona
otlaen, came~ lD Oytna colon. SdUon'• WU Foater
(tapper left) WOD tbi Ja1'b jllmp at 8-5; t•mmate Jlal•pb
carter went 59-5 lD die 9bot pat and Nicole Rltcbot led
.,.., ..... ,..._ lilr LM,.,...
SdUon'• prla to the l~e title with wine tn the 800 aad
1,800. Foantaln Valley• Shannon Karpel won the SOO
bardl• and Oceaa Vtew'• Akenli Royer won tile S,200.
lladna'• Ste'n Jeno~ wu a doable winner and
anchored the VlklDC•' relay team to a Tlctory.
Dana Hills stands
·1n thewayofCIF
volleyball crown
Edison Hiah's OwJm ao few ti Clf 4-A volleyball cbam~.
toniJbt, duelina South c.o.t ~
champion Dana Hills for the boDin.
It's scbedulecl to =n at a o'doct It Marina ffi&b, ti ' a J.A
match up of Brentwood (I -1) IDd Loyola ( 17-2), which 9WU at 6. •
Edison Goich Dan Gfcnll baa JUiaedhtl~an lS:l ltCC:inl.
mcludin& 1.11 Sumet LC111J11 season, but is well aw~ of the opposition.
.... The Charters were beaten ia
straiabt let&, 16-14, 1 S-4 by Dua
Hills in the <>ranee CO\anty 0...-l)ionships finals.
"'They dU& UI off the court, .. recillil
Gan. :·:·
The bi& matchup it in" mt m0 •i
toniabt -with M Tim~ Dana Killl pia.ed ..... Hanan. the Samet I c I ._...,.
the Y earl u Well •on.. Co a::ill)!'I Pla~ot the Year,
"They're probably the two bell
middJe bk>Cken in OF," aid dlll
second-year Editoa coeda.
The senior-oriea1ed 0....,.. laaw
another tcote to mde wid9 * Dolphins -it WU Dua Hills wfaidt
eliminated E.dison in t.be CIF lnDf.
finals a year eao.
lnaddibon to Hanan. the~
najor strenaths come from oulli4I
hitter Rich !initb, IC't1er E.ddie ..
outaide hitter Steve Titus and ICDiGn
John McCormick and Ken Ammann.
Qana Hills is twi<:e-.beaten. bavi111 lost to Newport Harbor early in tbe
season (as was the cue with EdiJOG).
and a late-season duel with San
Clemente, which knocked the
Dolphins out of the No. 1 seed for tbc
playoffs. catapuJtina Edison into the
role.
"I think we're at our peak," uid
Glenn.
-~ Lakers seek sweep
of Lone Star State
Expos top.pie Dodgers, 8-4
Houston, third team
from Texas, next test
for def ending champs
INGLEWOOD (AP) -The de-
fendina NBA champion Los Anaeles
Laken try to continue their march
throuah the playom -and teams
from 1'eus -when they open the
Western Conference finals today
apinst the Houston Rockets.
The first pme of the best-of ...even
playoffs, the final stcppina stone to
the NBA title leries, will belin at
12:30 p.m.JChannel 2) at the ronam.
The secon contest is scheduled for
Tuesday niaht. also at the Lakera'
homecourt.
The Rockets and Laken both are
comina off sill1!"1e victories in tbe
conference sem1finalt, . ·
Houston dOled out its leries
apinst the Nugets with a 126-122
double overtime victory at Denver
Thursday niaht and JJtade a bia
t t
impression on Nugets Coach Doua
Moe. · "I think Houston bas a great chance
of beating Los Angeles if they don't
ti&hten up·during the close games," Moe said. "I really think they'll Win. They
don't have the experience L.A. bas,
but if they can relax and stay caJm.
they've aot a chance.'' .
Los Anaeles, seekina to become the
first club to repeat u NBA champion
since the Boston Celtics did it int 969,
bad a touaher time than expected in
their conl'erence semifinal apinst
Dallas.
The Mavericks won a pair at home
to tie the series 2-2. but the Lakers
then won pme five at the Forum and
finished the Mavericks off with a
120.107 win Thursday niaht in Dal-
las.
Both the Rockets and Lakers had
breezed throuah the openina round of
the playoffs. lf ouston swept Sacra-
mento in three pmes, and Los
Anaeles posted three lopsided vic-
tories over San Antonio.
DaJlas Coach Dick Mott.a said the
series against the Mavericks honed
Los Angeles for the Western Con-
ference final.
'The Lakers wilt be much better
prepared when they go on from here."
he said.
Houston 1s led by its "Twin
Towers," Akeem Olajuwon and
Ralph Sampson. Center Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar, still aoing stron1 at 39,
and auard Earvin "Magic" Johnson
spearhead the la.leers' attack.
After the openina two games at the
Forum, the series will shift to Hous-
ton for the third and fourth pmes, on
May 16and May 18. lfnecessary, the
remainina PJJ!es will be played at the
Forum on May 21, in Houston on
Ma y 23, and at the Forum on May 26.
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MONTREAL (AP) -It's getting
to the point where Hubie Brooks is
1oin4 to start establishing loftier goals
for himself. ,
"I was just trying to get somethin~
aood to bit throught the infield,.
Brooks said after his tWo-run double
in the ei&hth inning broke a 4-4 tie and
sent the Mootrcal Expos to their sixth
strai&ht victory, an 8-4 decision over
the Los Angeles Dodaers on Friday.
"I wanted to stay out of the double
play."
Brooks, who also homered and
tripled. hit a one-out pitch off
Fernando Valenzuela, 4-2, over the
bq at third to score Tim Rames and
Andre Dawson with lhe go-ahead
runs. Brooks then scored when An-dres Galarraga hit bis fourth homer of
the year.
Jeff Reardon pitched the final two
innings to raise his record to 5-2. He
had one rough inning as the Do<tgers
loaded the bases m the ei&hth. but got
out of trouble as Tim WaJlach made a
b&re-handed play on Bill Russell 's
bunt.
Expos Manaaer Buck Rodgers was
ejected in the ciahth af\er &Ctlln& into
a heated argument with home plate
Toa7'•1ame
Dodgers (Hersh1ser 3·3) at
Mo~treal (Tibbs 3-0).
Tune: 10:35.
TV: None.
Radio: KABC (790).
Sunday's game: Dodgers at
Montreal, noon.
umpire Dave Pallone.
"Reardon questioned one of his
calls and he (Pallone) told
going to bury him for t l of th
season.·· RC>Qfers said.· m no"\ aoing
to let him mum1datc four bes1
pitchers hke that. "There are too many good umpires
to let a guy who's been in baseball for
15 mioulesthmk he can run thepme.
He (Pallone) 1s an incompetent scab."
The Expos had tied the game with a
pair of runs in the seventh. Tim
Wallach singled to left. but was erased
on a fielder's choice grounder by
Galarraga, Van~ Law singled GaJ-
amga to third and went to second on
the throw from the outfield.
Mike F1ttgerald'sgroundcrto short
CdM's FOrd finishes with·flourish at CIF swim finals
Mission Viejo, Capo
boys, gtr s p ace 1-2
IJ ClllUS MONAHAN
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championships held at East Lo Anaeles
Collqt Friday and Hctitaae Park Pool in Irvine
Thunday.
As usual the wins were rdativdy easy, the
boys defeatina ICCOnd·pla~ Capi&arano Vall y.
198-1.S..J whiJe the airtt also beat the Couprs. 31~2>1'h.
"1 really swam a aood fint half (a 22.0S 5().
~ard spht ume). but 1 was sure that auy in lant'
five (Joey Kaner of Palm Sprinp) was aoina to
catch me," said Ford. "It was my last 1ndiv1dual
race in hiab IC.hoot and 1 really wanted 1t. I was
pretty surprised that I touched him out:•
To add to Ford·s n11ht. he finished third m
·the 100-yard frttst)'le, bettenna his 1985
fourth-place finish.
Ford' n,aht. along with strona showinas
from six other ~wimmer\ m e1Jht events plus
relay put the Sea Kmp 1n lhll'd place with 126
potnts
MONTEREY PARK -The doubt was
removed from everyoae'• mlnd u to who
would win the 1916 C1f 4-A boys ud lirl•
wimm1na Ownpionabipt When Ibey limply
loobd It the pr'Op'atn ud MW t&e lbeer
number, let alone the qualily, oft.be Miaion
Vi4tio Hiah Oiablol.
The best news ror Ora~ Coast arc•
swimmina was the Corona del Mar boys team.
and more pecifically Eric Ford
The time bencrs his prcVlou be t by
considerably more than a teeond. His best had
betn 46.92. Last year in this event ht finished
third.
"Tbts was the oae he rally wanted. On tht
bus ride up here toniab& I Mjd to him, 'You're
aonna win this race' and he nodded and said
'Yes: " Mid Sea Kina Couh Mike
Swkweatbcr. "He aot off to a llow start he
mu J bavt been foun.b off tbe blocks (of tul
swtmmcri), but that se«>nd lS was l'ftSOmc.''
"That'saboul whctt \\'C fiaurcd ~'C'd come
out." said tark~ather. "Mo t of C.apo's
sW1mmers sWlm for the (Mi ion V1eJo)
Nadadorcs wim Club, while we ha"c JU t one
club wimmer •·
For the 12th con1CCUti ve Je8t for the bc>Yt
and tbt I l th strailht ~ fOr tbe ~ t&c
DiabJos won the combined s-'mmin,.dJVU\I
Fofd, swimmina for the last ume 1n his ~~.came up with the 111CCofh1 I fc 1n
the 200-yard matyle. Kc a<>t off to a poor tan.
but ewam 1 quick .ea>nd 2S yards to win th<
ntce with a time or 4S. 71, JUSl , J 7 off the Cl r
ret'Ord hdd by M1ched Xclly of Fountain
Valley i" 1977.
The Costa Me.,. boys also bad a aood •
sbowina. fin1$hln& tied for el&hth With Butna .
rca 11rl also had two top 10 teams With
(Pl-..e ... Cl1' f82)
scored Galamga from third and Law
scored the Expos' fourth run on
pinch-hitter Jim Wohlford's sin&le to
left.
Los An~eles took a lead in t.be
fo urth mning when Steve Sax ud
Ken Landreaux opened the inniM
with singles. Greg Brock's grounder
to first advanced both runners and
they scored when Reggie Williama
legged out an infield single.
Montreal got one run back in the
bottom of the inning on Broob'"
seventh homer, then lied the aame
when Fitzgerald homered in the fifth.
Los Angeles took a 3-2 lead when
Frankhn Stubbs smgled home Brock
m the sixth and added another run In
the seventh when Valenzuela,lql off
with a smg)e and scored on l.and-
rcaux's tnplc to left
Marina girls
wln playoff
Manna H1gh's girls softball
team pushed over an unearntd
run without the benefit of a bit in
the bottom of the eighth innina \0
defeat Ocean View. t-0. FridayiA.
a playoff for third plaoe in the
Sunset League at Huntinat0n
Beach H1&h
Tracie Lona led off the innina
by reaching on .an error a~
pinch-runner Chnsllne Castaldi
moved to second on K.ria
Ktcrstead's. sacnficc. An oV9-' throw oft a play at third a.
another bunt allowed taldt to
race home W1lh the pme'a only
run
V1kma pitcher Cbnsty l.anea
mack the run tand up. allowiDI
JU t twO hits, while walkin& OM
and stnklnt out 11 . The t.o ~ms had flrusbed leelue play It
S.S and had spht the two metllJlll 1n unset compcuuon this yar,
Jackie Oakley~ \he bard-ltd
I JD .. pttchtr, alto ~ J\lll
two bits. bot!' by Lanen.
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Of'ange ~ DAJLV PILOT/ Saturday, M.y 10, 1Me ..
TBE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by Bii 'Keane • BIG GEORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP)
..
"Poor Mommy. We get to go to the
movies for Mother's Day and
she has to stay home."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
~i
510 ~
"Phil1 Look who's edging up on the
forbidden couch!"
PEANUTS
HOW COME WE DOt-i T
!1AVE UNIFORMS..,
... (
IF WE ~AD UNIFORMS
WITH NAME5 AND NUMBERS,
EVERVONE WOULD KNOW
WHO WE ARE .
"Come on. I mowed you just last month."
"
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
I -...-...
.. tk>Es THIS M~ rtL HAVE lO GIVE You BOTH
A MoiHE~ ~y PRESEITT~'
by Charles M. Schutz
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BLOOll COUNTY
U.8.·ACRES
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
\'O Lll'<C3~~~
PLEASE-MY UJ\FE. IS
Gtffi'NG-Of.E BUNCfi F~
EACH KID!
4~\ ..,
SHOE
1lE. ~ N01" 1t) RUN
fOR ~1oarr IN 1'fe8 WA~ A ~~TONE ...
l{-~ JUDGE PARKER ~
GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
ROSE IS ROSE
s 10
1 RE.AO il-(AT MO!>T
Tl<~n.·ic AC.CIOENT45
OCCUR WITl.41N ~l\Jf.
MILE.~ a: ~OOR
1-\0ME. I ----J
™e. GIAHr SQ(Jf ()1 Af MARtN~ W00-0 .
T~AT '6
ALARM I~
ltolF~MATION !
by .Jim Davis
by Kevin Fagan
by Pat Brady
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
t HA1Ei;b(),LE.S~!! I ,,,
DOONESBURY
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by Berke Breathed
by Jim Davis
by Jeff MacNatty
by Harold Le Doux
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Milwaulfee r-ings Up a s.weet I 6
By JOSEPH DUDBVOIR
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It wqo•t a pretty siabt
It is booed the motben covered the eyei of
the 12,000 Little~ who were pretent at Anaheim Stadium Friday niabt lm~onable youapten miabt pt the wrona idea &Dd think the Aneels• dilpla
apiost Milwaukee is bow you•re iuppoted tl play the pme.
Even Aneel stanina pitcher Kirk
McCaskill couldn•t bear to watch. u be made
the most of bis early exit from the Milwaukee
Brewers· 16.S rippina oftbe An&els.
"IP vou want McCuk.ill, you·u find
Vikings
haQgon
for title
· Edison dominates
gir ls' competition
in Sun s et track
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. O.., ........
Edison H~'s K.aleapb Carter led
Edison Hiab 1 Cbaracrs to a standout performance Friday niabt in the
Sunset Leque tnck and finals at
Huotinaton Beach Hip, but
Marina's Vikinp, unbea!al in dual
meets, buna on to claim the leque
championship, led by Steve Jenninp.
Carter's J)Cnonal best of S9-S wu
just put of f.diton'1 story in the shot
put u the Cbarlen pulled off an
unprecedented 1-l-3-4-S sweep of the
event. with all five aoina over S2 feet.
Carter•• efforts were S2-.S1h, .59-j,
foul, .56. 7, foul and 59-0. On one ofhis
fouls, described by the oftici.al with
his thumb and fint linfC'I' two incha ~ the Edison IOPbomore went
The concem in the Vikinp• camp
for their blue chip burdler:..printer
proved far lea than antici .. ted u
Jenninp ovm:ame Wednetday•s in-
j in the prelima. ,.
fenninp opened with a 39.7 in
runnina away from the copipetition
in the 300 intermediate hurdles, then
poured in on as the anchor of
Marina's sprint relay team to aive the
Vikinas another victory.
Moments later be wu in the blocks
again.and I 1.14secondtlaterbeleda
1-2 finish (with Mike Stafford) in the
100.
He couldn't compete in the 200
because be was held out t>f the prelims
because of the injury, but by then it
didn•t matter.
beadina iouth on the SS Freeway," yelled a
mitred llick Burleson,
~#.And it wuo •t Iona before most of the crowd of""'· 716 f'Ollowed his lead.
.. The pme WU Just terrible, that's all you can say;• said Aqel reliever Ken Forsch, who
joined Mc:Cuk.ill, T.R. Bryden and Terry
Forster on the Brewer hit list.
. ~Cooper led Milwa"!kee•s 18-hit spree
.wt th a pe1r of homen and a 1inaJe, knocking in five.
"This is (Cooper's)~ traini~" said
Brewer Manqer Oeorae 6!'111~ of bis tint baseman, who misled sprina t.ra.tnin& with an injured elbow.
"That IUY can really put numben on the board. ..
In the Brewer half of tbe third innina
Milwaukee tallied 1even times on six hits (the bis blow beiq Cooper's three-run homer), two
walks and a pair of errors. The winnina pitcher
'\ t
Milwa\lkee (Nieves 2-1) at Aqels (Witt
2-2).
time: 7:3S. .
TV: None.
Radio: K.MPC (710).
Sunday•s pmc: Mtlwaukee at Anaels.
l:OS p.m.
. •• ..We had to st.ax around tbe bench and take
ll, ~auc:h added.· It was no fun and n 's no fun teanna up your bullpen.••
Mauch didn't have to tear up the Ansel bullpen. The Brewen did it for him.
Mauch still didn't have anyone tbrowina
in the Anael bullpen even aft.tr Bill)' Jo
RobidoUJt rapped a two--run double to left off
Fol"ICh to make it 9-1 with one out in the fourth.
Finally. it was the unlucky Bryden who aot
!he ~I. He~ roughed up for four runs in 3'1'1
wu Dinny Darwin (2-1). tnmngs.
Five of the~~ were cbarJed to McCaskill . ~orstcr was put on the rack in the ninth
(2-3), who &eft wt th no· outs in the innlnc. He yicld101 two runs on four bits in the ninth. '
also gave up five hits and walked two as bis '"fheydij1n•thinbe(blcepina)ball wonha
earned run averqe went up to 4.8S from 3.89. (bleepu11) (bleep), .. said Forster, who after the
"McCuk:ill was jU1t bed," sa'id ~s last two pmes bas bad to be quoted in Mone Manager Gene Mauch, who was al code. ~andaoinaouttbedoorureporterswere The Angels' offense was its usual pro-
entenna. I (Ple&M ... ANOSL8fB2)
.. Jenninp did a job for u1, .. said
Marina Coach Dave Okura, "but so
did everyone. Jt•s probably u spirited
team as I've bad:
The Vikinp• performances were
not enough to overcome Edison·1
(Pl--... 811RUT/B2)
Tlae 8auet ._..,_ •• be9t went for It l'rlday DJCbt at the
I~'• track uad fteld Boa••. and thla matet, amonc
otJUrn. came~ ID OJina colon. ltdl8on'• WU Foeter
(apper left) woa tlli bip Jami> a t 8-5; tee•••te Kal•pb CUter went 59-5 ID tlie allot pat and Nicole Rltdaot led
°"",... ........ .,Lee ......
ltdl8on(• ,ui. to the l~e dtle with wlll8 ln the 800 and
1.eoo. Foaataln Valley • Shannon Karpel won the 300
bardl• and Oceul Vtew•• Akeml Royer won the s.200.
~·· 8teft Jenn~ wu a doable winner and ancbored the VWD&•· relay team to a nctory.
-
Edison
shoo ta
for title=
Dana Hill s stands
in theway ofCIF
volleyball crown
Edison Hip's OwJers ao for die
CIF 4-A volleyball cbamptc.. dj"
tonight. duelina South Coast J..amit
champion Dana Hills f9r' the boaift.-
lt's 1ebedukd to =n at I o•dock at Marina ffich..-fo · · a 3-A
matcbup of Brentwood (I -1) ad Loyola (17-2), which starts at 6. •
Edison c.o.ch Dan Glenn Ml
JUided bis aw.en to an 18-l record,
mc:l'1dina an unbeaten Su.met Laam
season, but is well aware of the opposition.
The Charters were beaten ia
straiabt aets. 16-14, 1 S-4 by Dua Hills in the <>ranee County CMJn; piooshlps finals. -
''They due us off \be court." reailll Glenn. • •••
The bi& matchup is in tbe _.
toniabt -with 6--i Tim~ Dana Rills pined ..... Hanan. \he 5uwt I I • •a...,.
the Year, as well aa Or-.~
Player 01 the Year. .. They're probably the two bell
middle block.en in OF,., lilid 1M
aecond-)Ut f.ditoa OOKh.
The senior-orialted ~ ..
another score to lenle wida die
Dolphins-it WU Dua Hills wlUc*
eliminated Edison in tbe OF .mu.
fioaJI I yeat &IO·
Jn addition to Hanan, the Clwwm' m~or strenltbs come from outlidl bitter Rieb Sinith, letter Eddie .....
ou.tlide bitter Steve Titus and ICllldl'I
John McCormick and Ken Ammann.
Dana Hills is twice-beaten, havi .. lost to Newpon Harbor early in lbe
season (as was the c:asc with EdiJOiaj,
and a late-season duel with San
Clemente. which knocked tbe
Dolphins out of the No. I seed for tbe playoffs, catapulting Edison into the
role.
"I think we•re at our peak." said
Glenn.
Lakers seek-sweep
of Lone Star State
Expos toP,ple Dodgers, 8-4
Houston. thtrd ~m
from Texas, next test
for def ending champs
INGLEWOOD (AP) -The de-
fendina NBA champion Los Anaelel
Lakers try to continue their march
) tbrouah the playoffs -and teams "\ from iexas -when they open the
Western Conference finals today
qainst the Houston Rockets.
The lint pme of the best-of even
playoffs, the final steppina stone to
the NBA title aeries, will beain at 12:30 p.m. (Channel 2) at the Forum.
The second contest is tcbeduled for
Tuesday niabt. also at the Laken•
bomecou.rt.
The Rockets and l..aken both are
comina off six-t!J1te victories in the
conference semifinals.
Houston c:loted out its ICries
ap.inst the Nuaaeu with a 126.122
double overtime victory at Denver
Thursday niaht and made a bi&
impression on Nugets Coach Doua
Moe.
.. I think Houston has a put chance
of beating Los Angeles if they don't
ti&hten up durin& th~ close games,"
Moe said. .. I really think they'll win. They
don't have the experience L.A. bas,
but if they can relax and stay calm,
they•ve got a chance.••
Los Anaeles, seekina to become the
first club to repeat as NBA champion
since the Boston Celtics did it in 1969,
bad a touaher time than expected in
their conlerence semifinal apinst Dallas. .
The Mavericks won a s-ir at home
to tie the aeries 2·2, but the l..aken
then woo pme five at the Forum and
finished the Mavericks off with a
120-107 win Thursday night in Dal-
las.
Both the Rockets and Lakers had
breezed tbrouah the openina round of
the playoffs. Houston swept Sacra·
mento in three pmes, and Los
r Anples posted three lopsided vic:-
tones over San Antonio.
MONTREAL (AP) -It's geuing
to the point where Hubie Brooks is
goi~ to start establishing loftier goals
for himself. Dodgen (Hcrshiscr 3-3) at
"I was just trying to get something aood to hit throught the infield,"
Brooks said after his two-run double ~the ei&bth inning broke a 4-4 tic and -'nt the "Montreal Expos to their sixth
Dallas Coach Dick Motta said the straiaht victory, an 84 decision .over · · th M · k h ed the Cos Angeles Dodgers on Fnday.
Montreal (Tibbs 3-0).
Time: 10:35.
TV: None.
Radio: KABC (790).
· Sunday'$ game: Dodgers at
Montreal, noon.
senes against c avenc s on "I wanted to stay out of the double ~~n~nft~!l for the Western Con· play." umpire Dave Pallone.
. Brooks, who also homered and "Reardon questioned one of his
'The Lalccrs will be much better tripled hit a onc-oot pitch off caJls and he (PaJlonc) told him he was pre~red when they goon from here," Fernando Valenzuela, 4-2, over the going to bury him for the rest of the
he saad. bag at third 10 score Tim Raines and ~ason," Rodfcrssaid. "I'm not going
Houston is led by its .. Twin
Towers," Akecm Olajuwon and
Ralph Sampson. Center Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar, still going strong at 39.
and 1uard Earvin "Magic:" Johnson
spearhead the takers' attack.
After the opening two games at the
Forum, the series will shift to Hous-
ton for the third and founh ~
May 16and May 18. lfnecefWY, the
remain in& games will be played at the
Forum on May 21 , in Houston on
May 23. and at the Forum on May 26.
Andre Dawson with the ao-ahead to let him intimidate one of our best
runs. Brooks then scored when An-pitchers hke that.
dres Galarraga hit his founh homer of "There arc too many good umpires the year. to let a guy who ·s been an baseball for
Jeff Reardon pitched the final two IS minutes think he can run the game.
innings to raise has record to 5-2. He He(Pallone)1san incompetcnt scab."
had one rough inning as the Dodgers The Ellpos had ued thepme with a
loaded the bases in the ei&htb, but got • pau of runs in the seventh. Tim
out of trout)le as Tim Wallach made a Wallach singled to left, but was erased
bare-handed play on Bill Ru sell's on a fielder's choice arounder by
bunt. Galarraga. Vance Law san&led Ga1-
Expos Manager Buck Rodgers was arraga t0-th1rd and went to second on
ejected in the eigbth after aeuang anto the throw from the outfield.
a heated araumcnt with home plate Mike Fitzgerald'sgroundertoshon
CdM's Ford finishes with,flourish at CIF swim finals
Mission Viejo, Capo
boys, gtr s p ace 1-2
87 CBNI MONAHAN
........ 0.: 0 p 1
MONTEREY PARK. -The doubt *U
removed from everyone•• mind u to who
would win the 1916 Clf 4-A boYI ud pm
wimmtftl Cbampionlbipe when tbCY limply
loobd at· tbe propam ud •• * tbeer numba:T let ak>Ge the quaUty. of the Mitaaon
Viejo Hilb Diablol. '
fOf ihc 12th contec:Utive'year fOf iM boYi
and the 11th atraiabt yeat for \be ai~ tlic
Diablol won tho combined swimmiria4vina
championships held at East Lo Anaeles
Colleae Friday and Heritqe Park Pool in lrviM
Thunday.
As usual the wiM were relatively easy, tht
boysdcfeatina tee0nd·place Capistrano Valley,
l 98-1 S-4, wbiJc the prts also beat the Coup.rs,
31™-2S1Yl.
The best news for Oranae Coast area swim.mini was the Corona del Mar boy team.
and more spcicifkally Enc ford.
ford. swimmina for lhe last time U\ his
prep~. came up with the race of his lafe In the 200-yard fttatyle. He Sol off to• poor swt,
but swam a quick ltCOnd lS yards to wu\ tht
'1'CC with a time of 45. 71, 1ust . I 7 off' the Cl F record held by Michael Kelly of Founta1n
Valley in 1977.
"I really swam a aood first half (a 22.05 SO.
yard spht trme). but I was sure that auy 1n lane
five (Joey Kaner Of Palm prinp) WIS IOIOI tO
catch me," said Ford ... It was my last indiv,dual
race in biab tchool and I really wanted 11. I was preuy surprised that I touched ham out ..
.The time betters h11 previous be t by
considerably more tban a second. His best had
been 46.92. Last year in th11 event M fin ished
third.
"This was the one be really wanted. On the
bus ride up here tonigbt I said to him, 'You·re
100.na win this race• and he nodded 1nd said
'Yes; •• uid Sea Kini Coach Mike
tarkweather. "He 101 off to a slow 1un, he
must have been founb off the blocks (of llA
SWlmmcn), but Ulat second 25 was awesome."
To add to Ford's night, he finished third an
the I ()().yard frecst )'lc, bcttenng his 1985
· fourth-place finish.
Ford's nigbt. along with strona showinas
from six other swi mmers an cllht events plus
relays put the Sea Kmas m third place with 126
points .
"That's about whcrc we fllUrcd we'd come
out," said tarkwcather. "Most of Capo'
swimmers swtm for the (Ma ion V1e10)
Nadadores WUTl C1ub, whale we ha"e JUSt one
club w\mmcr."
The Co!!ta Mesa boys also hid a aood
ttiowina.. fini h•na tied for ea&hth with Buena.
Aru airts also had t o top 10 teams 'Nith
(Pl .... .-CIF /82)
scored Galarraga from third and Law
scored the Expos' fourth run OD r~ch·hittcr Jim Wohlford's sinaJe to
Los An'elcs took a lead in tbe
fourth inning when Steve Sax aad
Ken Landreaux opened the innfN
with singles. Greg Brock's grouncf*
to first advanced both runners ud
they scored when Reggie Williams
lcaged out an infield siog)c.
Montreal got one run back in the
bottom of the inning on Brooks•
seventh homer, then tied the pme
when Fitzgerald homered in the fi.t\b.
Los Angeles took a 3-2 lead wbea
Frankhn Stubbs singled home Brock
tn the saitth and added another run ln
the seventh when Valenzuela led off
with a s1ngle and scored on I.and..
reaux's tnplc to left.
Marina glrls
win playoff
Manna Htgb's girls softball
team pushed over an unearned
run wttbout the benefit ofa hit m
the bottom-of the eighth innina lO
defeat Ocean View, 1-0, Friday in
a playoff for thtrd place in the
Sunset League at HuntinalOlr
Beach Hiah.
Tracie ~na led off the iP._i111 by reaching on an error and
pinch-runner Christmc Castaldi
moved to scc:ond on Kris
Kmstead's sacnficc An ovew
throw on a play at third oe
another bunt allowed Castaldi to
ract home with the pme'1 oft1f
ruo.
V1klna pitcher Christy t..anl:8
mack the run tand up, allowill
JU t tWO bits. while waJ~ OM
and strik1nJ out l l. The two
teams had finished lapc pity at
S-Sandhad plitlbetwomeeuap
to unset cornpeution this year.
Jackie Oakley, the ~\let
I 1na pttcher, alto yidded jilt
twO bats. both by t.anm.
l l
• f
illi&IDS VOWS
to be 'nicer' at
~helni of Mariners
Shren force decldtna 1ame S
PHILADELPHIA -Owles a..rk.ley m alive w i th 3 -1 win
~;...._AP...,_18e9
SEATTLE -Veteran Manaaer Otck
Williams, who took thru teams into four
World Series. was named on Friday to
· &uccced Chuck Couier at the helm of the
stumpin.s Seattle Mariners.
.. 1t•s possjble 1 may be overdemandina for' some
playcn, .. Williams said durina a f\P'S conference. "But
rm not hired to bea nice auy. rm tlircd to win baseball
pmcs: There's no reason you have to make cllcuses for
a baJl~laycr.
"But I'm aoina to try to be
nicer here. My wifoays. 'Be nice.
be nu:c.'"
and Bobby Joneucored 2J poi nu each and .
the Philadelphia 76en ~ by a 14-8 e Southern Cahfomla Colleae
thi.td-ptriod rally, roUted Mifwau.kee -l team ~ its battle blck
Bucks, 126-108. f:ridayftiabuoforcead«ilivueventb fn?m . ursdly's lou In the ~AlA
pme lft their NBA Eutem Coofermce plaYQff. District yoff1 11 S€C Fnday,
The 76en and Bucb meet Sunday iii Milwaukee to workina l $ ~beat A'Z\Jsa
determine the · Boston Celtics· opponent in the Pacifict ).I. • . .
conference final. Tbe Celt ics advanced witb a 4-1 Catcner Ron Nelson hit h11 I 3~h
victory over Atlanta in the other semifinal. homer of the season with twp o ut1 an
ln addition to Batkley and Jones. pojnt auard the bottom of the l Sth to e~d the
Maurice Cheek& helped the 76en stave off elimination marathon. Dean Harvey had 11naJed
with 16 polnts. 10 rcboundund 13 assists. with one out in tho I Sth to precede
Cra11 Hodatt led the Bucks with .n pointa. Nelson's blist.
mcludina five Uiree-point 1oal1. Terry Cummfot.t The Vana~ards then met Wc~t·
collected 16 for Milwaukee, who P,la~ed for the leCOnd !flOnt, .•n earher ~--6 loser to surpns--
straiabt pine without all·star Sidney Moncrief, who 1na Point Loma, lft the third pmc of
has an iQJurcd ld\ heel. the day. The con~t was caU~
because of darlmcu with two out tn Bean leader at halfway point
stroke lead Friday in the sctond round or
lhe bottom of the seventh with the
Va.QIU&l'Ch in front. 3-J.
However, &incc the innina was not
completed and becau.te sec had
scored a run in t.be bottom of the
1evmlh. the score was w\ped out
since lhe pme will be res~med in the
top oft.be seventh witb the Vartauards
leadin.a only 2-1. . sec had been staked to 'that lead
courtesy of solo homcn by Steve
Overec:m in the fourth and Howard
Wellema in the sixth. sec will conclude its pmc with
Westmont at 9:30 this morpina with
the survivor to play Point Loma,
needina two wins to claim the
The expected announcement
came just. 2116 boun af\er the
American League team, wb1ch
has never had a winning season,
fired Cottier, iu fifth manager.
Marty Martinez. a coach
under Cottier, was mterim man-
ager Thursday ntaht m a 4-2 loss
WWU.. to Boston.
'Tm here for one purpose - to produce a
contender and a winner," Williams said. "f think this
ball club has got great potential and I'm proud to be
associated with it. If there's one thing thls ball club
need$ riaht now, it's to have a positive attitude. I'm
going to tc!! the players to relax and_ao out and have a
AMy Beu manqed a 61, which he n
sajd .. was like a yo-yo," and took a onc-
the Byron Nelson Golf Cassie in Dallas.
"h waudaythat I couJd havcsbot a 63 or 64and turned
it into a 68,.. Bean said after he reached the
t0urnament's halfway point at I 34, six under par for
two trips over the new Tournament Players Oub at Las
Colina.s and one shot in front of Mart Wiebe and Jim
Gal.Laper. 'Tom Partier did manaae a competitive
course-record 63 that included ojnc birdies. He is in a
larae ~up three strokes off the lead ... In the LPGA
event in Suffolk, Va., rookie Dee. RJdard and veteran
Boule LaMr each fired ~under-par 691 Friday to share
the first-round lead. Only three other women in the 144-
player field were able to better par as cool, windy,
overcast conditions made play difficult on the 6.1 SI·
yard, par-72 Sleepy Hole Golf Course.
Ir~ine boys~
girls secan·d
good ttme. i'-
Williams. 57. takes over his Sl'lllh major-league
club ma managerial career that began with the Red Sox
In 1967. He managed Boston for three years. Oakland
for three seasons. the Angels for three years, Montreal
for ti vc seasons and San Diego for four seasons.
W1lhams, a strict baseball fundament.alis" man-
aged Boston, Oakland and San Diego into the World
Scnes His 1972 and 1973 Oakland clubs won world
champ1on~h1ps;
Quote of the day
Darrell Evu1, Dc1ro11 firs1 baseman, after
watchlDj Kirby Puckett of the Minnesota Twins
hit the first patch of the game for a home run for
the second !>traaght nil.ht: "He's awesome. He's
Supennan up there. When he hit that first pitch
ou1 for the second ntgbt in a row, everybody's
mouth jus1 dro pped ID our dugout. You just tip
your hat to him."
Canadleils reach Cup finals
MONTREAL-Bobby Smith broke a "1 tic with a powcr-pla goal in the second ,
pcnod and the Canadicns went on to a 3-1
victory over the New York Rangers" Fnda\o
mght and moved into the Stanley Cup finals for the 27th
tame m their 11lustnous history.
The Canadtens, who have won a record 22 Stanley
Cup!>, will play m the final round agamst the winner of
the ( ampbt-11 Conference final between Calgary and St.
Louis
NCAA· lower s boom on TCU
FORT WO RTH, Texas -Texas [i]
Chnsttan University lost 35 football schol-c II•
arsh1ps and the nght to compete for the
conference cbamp1onsh1p this year as pan
of sanctions imposed by the NCAA Friday because •
seven players had accepted cash an,SI other improptr
benefits from boosters.
University officials reacted bitterly, saying the
Horned Fr<>_$$ deserved a bigger break because the
school had disclosed the infractions and had dropped
the players from the team.
Televlalon, radio
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Sauers finds his challenge
Ex-UCI student
returns to driving
in endurance rally
By BARRY FAULKNER
o..,,....~,,,,,.ff,
David L '"Doc" Sauers. who has 18
~ears of racing expenence as an
amateur. was fo rced to &JVC up oO-
road racing after suffering a broken
hac.k in the 1985 Mint 400 ofT-road
race in La\ Vegas.
Sauers, who has dnven all types of
high performance vehicles in his
eventful career, is the primary driver
for his three-man team. which is
operating a red Chief Cherokee jeep.
Joinmg Sauers in his comeback debut
arc mechanic Bill Guuman and
navigator Jim Love, both of Upland.
said Sauers of his brother, "a few bags
under the er,cs. but he's ready for the
stretch run. •
The vehicle and the car phone
system were donated. but the rest of
1hc lofty tab as beina picked up by
"Doc" Sauers, according to his
brother.
The o nly mcchanicaJ problem so
far has been a fuel pump change in
Georpa. And the vcb1cle has re-
portedly braved the clements, both
harsh and mild.
"They went from S4 dcgrccs tn
upstate New York to 98 degrees in
Loujsiana in less than a day," said
Sauers.
By BARRY FAULKNER
.,..,NelC..u JI • 1
Both the Irvine Hiah School boys
and airl& lI'llck tcafl\S needed superior
~performances to unsced perennial
power Mission Viejo at the South
Coast l...ea.guc finals Fnday at Irvine
Hia.h.
As 1t turned out Mission Viejo was
too much for both Vaquero squads.
but the boys team held off Dana HiHs
for second place and the &iris team got
some outstandin4 efTons in the final
even" the triple Jump, to come out
ahead of Capistrano Valley for the
runner-up spot.
The Irvine Jitls team won s1x
events during the meet, but the star
may have been Cindy Johnson who
contributed four fourth·rlacc e'lrons,
including a cruciaJ tina leap in the
triple jump to give the Vaq_ucro girls
the needed points to mamtatn a three·
point lead over the Cougars coming
into the last event.
Johnson jumped 34-1 , 15 inches
over her personal best. on her last
attempt to come from the middle of
the pack and along with Tina Ortega,
who bettered her bc$t mark by 20
inches (going 34-8 for third place),
taJlied JO team points to off set
Capistrano Valley who won the
event, wonb 10 points.
The Mission Viejo JUpernaut,
which won its fourth straight league
title, amassed 149 points for the easy
win.
Wmners for the Vaquero gJrls were
Mary Coleman in the long Jump
( 16-10'/•) and the 400 meters (57. 73),
Launc Schuster in the 3200 meters
(11:35), Tina Ortega in the 100 low
hurdles ( 14. 97), Tiffani Speed 1n the
shot put (36-314) and in the 400-metcr
relay, where the Irvine foursome
recorded its best time of the season
• (50.tl).
"We won every event we could
have won except the discus (Leslie
Kocher took third w1th a per$0nal
best of 111-7)." said Irv me girls coach
Scott Ficr.
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1°'-2
to umamcnt championship.
Jn a PCAA pme:
P'reao S&aa. 11, UC Int. I: The
An tea ten bcpn their aeries in Frano
on a losine .noie, despite a ~
homer by Oransc Cout Collete
product Gene Roumimper.
Roumimpcr. who cracked his
team-hi,it 1eveolb bom~r . of the
sea'°n 1n the third, now ti JUll two
away from the school record, whicb is
held by four different playefl. The
matt rc<:f.Qt to reach that ftaure wu
Bob Perry last year.
UCl fell to 8-11 in conference P~Y
and l 9-2S-2 overall. Fresno S~tc 11
11-8 and 28-26-l .
Ocean View
st ays hot,
wins, 9-7
In a same with no bearin1 on the
final Sunset Leaaue standinp, the
champion Ocean View Hip Sc:a-
hawks completed the rcaular seuon
with their sixth 1traijht victo~,
bcatmg runner-up Wesvninster Fn-
day.
Here's a look:
Oeeu View t, W"tmluter 'I: Tht
Seahawks also won t I of their last 12
in lcque play followina lbe com~
from-behind win at Westminster.
The Lions jumped to a 6-3 lead
after two innmgs and still were in
front 7-6 entering the siitth when Bill
Dcymudc singled in the tyint run and
Eric Christopbcrson knocked in ttte
two go-ahead tallies.
Ocean View finished witb a 12-2-1
Sunset mark, wilile Westminster was
8-7.
Meanwhile, Bill Whitely an-
nounced his mignation u West·
minster coach, effective at the end of
the season. Whitely said he hopes to
coach baseball at the community
college level.
Edi ... I, Marlu %: Bernie Cotac;
chio hit a two-run doliblc and Brad
Johnson drove in two with a single
during the.Chatters' first-innina out·
burst.
Winning pitcher Mike TunstaU, a
senior left-hander, worked the fint
five innmg.s. allowing two runs, one
earned.
0CC's0lson
earns berth
Orange Coast CoUqe's Dean
Olson earned a berth in next week•s
community college state tennis tour·
namcnt Friday with a third-round
victory in the Southern California
Rcaionals at Riverside City <;otJcae.
However, teammate Chris 0.nz
was denied a berth in ain&)es, drop-
pinga three-set. third-round decision.
Olson was later defeated in the
quarterfinals.
In doubles, the Pirates advanced a
pair of teams to the state tourney, as
Ganz and Pat Bedley, alona with
Olson and John Studebaker, each
won third-round verdicts. The Olson-
Studebaker team stayed alive in the
l'CJlOnal tourney with a tbtee-ICt win
ID the quarterfinals and will play in
the scmu today.
On the women's side, OCC quali-
fied one s1o&Jcs player and a doubles
team for the state competition next
week followina f riday•s action at
Southwestern College.
In sin&)cs. Lisa Newman advanced
to the quarterfinals with a third·
round victory before fallinf' while the
Pirates' doubles team o Newman
and Karyn Thurmond moved into
today's semifinal action with a pair of
victories.
Rut tht 54-ycar-old surgeon was
determined to co ntinue dnv1ng,
given the nght challenge. And the
1976 SCO R!: O ff-Road Man of the
Year seems to have found 1t in the
I >ne Lap of Amenca endurance road
r.i lly which wall finish its nine-day,
x 400..m1lc trek Sunday in Dctrott.
The race, which has been run tWlCC
before and rcponedlY wtll amass
approximately $50,000 tn first-place
prize money by the time the last
corporate donations arc 10 Sunday.
mvolvcs winnjng pomu for reaching
check points (approumalely 22 in
vanous locations natio nwtdc). Points
will be deducted for any amount of
lime (either before o r aft.er) a car
misses the pre-determined tar~ct tame
at each check point.
"Doc" Sauers, an ofT-road driver
(from 1983-85) and a sclf-eonfefsed
workaholic, won't get much of a
rcoovery period after the race.
SUNSET LEAGUE TRACK AND FIELD .•.
~uers. a UC' Jrvme Medical
~hool graduate who now lt ves in
I lpland, 1s currently among the
·le:tders in the the 130-car field, which
lch Detroit May 3 to c1rcumnav1gatc
1hc United State,.
The race has been continuous,
except for a ovcrnil.ht stopover
Wednesday in Redondo Beach and
Sauers is driving about 75 to 80
percent of the time at speeds averag-
ing about 48 mph, ac.cording to
Sauers' brother Phahp. a resident of
Newpon Beach. The brothers have
been in contact by car phone.
"He and the car are an top shape,"
After completing the ordeaJ (at
1pproximately 2 p.m. EST Sunday),
he will rcponcdly catch an 8 p.m.
flight back home and be in the office
Monday morning by 9.
"The only thing he Wiii not tolerate
is a DNF (did not finish)." said the
dnvcr's brother. "He said the car will
finish if he has to act out and push at
across the hne himself."
C IF SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS • • •
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runs. But between the pitchina and
the three errors, it wu liptsout early .
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huge advantage in the field events,
with Wil foster (6-.S lliah jump),
Chuck Tyler (21 -101/J) to lead a 1-2-3
finish in the Iona jump). Dan Hua.hes
(43-91/i in the triple jump), Kirk
Hooten ( 13-8 pole vault) and the
Carter Special, but it was enough to
best Huntinaton Beach for second.
ensuring the V1kina.s of the overall
title because of their unbeaten record
in duaJ meets.
"Our k1ds did a aood Job," under-
stated Ed.Ison Coach Fred Marque1.
The Chrgers more than dom1·
natcd the meet. but they needed helP.
from Huntington Beach and didn t act it.
"We've aot a real aood nucleus
comma back," added Marque1.
The race of the niaht was the 1,600
-mvolv101 Ocean View's Haissam
abra and Sttve uMon of Fountain
Valley.
Sabra. the favorite. scem1n&Jy took
command It the JUD lap an3 had 3
seven-yard lead Wlth I 00 meter left.
La~fon, however, powered his way
to the lead to the surprilC of Sabra and
inched past him with 1 ~ meters to ao_.
but 11 he did. Sabra forced LaMon 0 11
to his liaht. two lanes over 1n 1 ncar-
faJI.
LaMon responded by rtachina
back in a 11nkjf'.ll motion at Sabra as
he croaed the fudsh hne.
Meet starter Eat1 Enamao dJS·
9u.alified both runners. expla1nina:
· The ftnt one f4S for •bov1~ l!_•m
ou1 of bit tint\. and lhe second DQ LS
for retaliation.
Thus .Edison picked up a valuable
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were not 10 be rcahzcd wt thout ~
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thue -ere no more confrontahon
LaMon apuntd to the. front at the
outset and was never pushed 1n ao1n1
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After the meet the lcajuc's coaches
met and voted to send LaMon to the
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High. Sabra misses out, but advances
in the 3,200, whetc be finished third.
The top three in each event for boys
and '1rls qua~ifies for thcCJF prclims.
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the dual meets. continued their
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R1tchot · doubled m the 800
(2: I S.08) and 1.600 (5:09.28).
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(I 3.08and 26.4)and was a member of
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PbiJJies both mfred In sh.imps, broke
le>ote Friday and the resuh wu a 7-6
victory over the AtJanta Braves.
"We sot some auys doina it toni&bt
v.iho hadn't been doina it," Phillies
Manqer John Felske ~d.
Samuel. battina only .200, and Hayes, bittinajust .2 11, had three bits
apie<:e in t.he first four innioas.
Samuel, who also-~ a rtlnth-innina
sin&le, IClOred three runs, while Hayes drove in two.
"I tried to tet s'Ome k.ind of rhythm
to allow my.elf to pull the triuer,"
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frutin&."
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Phillies and Mike Schmidt drove in
two runs.
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sea>nd innina by soorina four times
on consecutive, two-out RBI sin&les
by Darren Daulton, Samuel, Schmidt
and Hayes. The Phillies took~ 1-0
lead in the first on Samuel's two-out
double and Schmidt's single off Joe
Johnson, 3-3.
Winner Kevin Gross, 3-3, pitched
S'h inninas and pve up all six Atlanta
runs. Steve Bedrosian, traded by
AtJanta durina the offseason, earned
his fowtb save by acttina the last two
ouu with a runn~r on sea>nd.
Elsewhere in life National ~
' Paba I, Cabs %: At Wri&ley F1eld,
Kevin Mc Reynolds hit a ti~brcaking.
three-run home run in the seventh
innina to help f.ndy Ha wlrins and San
Dicao to the victory over Chicqo.
McReynolds' homer, bjs fourth of
the season, was the third of the game
for tl\e Padres, all off Cbicaao starter
Rick Sutcliffe, 1-S.
"I couldn't make contact with the
biah fast balls so I-tried to stand more
upriaht," said Mc Reynolds. "I've had
trou&lc with Rick in the past because
he crooks his arm and keeps me off
stride.
"I knew I hit it well enough but I
wasn't sure it would 10 out because of
the wind," said McReynolds.
Met. i, .... 1: At Shela.Stadham,
undefeated left-hander Bob Ojeda
ouldueled Mario Soto, and H~
Johnson's ru~-scori*'J double ipited
a two-run sixth innana that carried
New York to its li"Xth straiabt victory.
Ojeda, s.o. Di\Cbed dabt ibniNSt
allowed six hlts. walked one and tied
bis carect hiab with 101trikeouta. He
pve up the only Cincinnati run in the
fifth when Buddy Bell led ofhrith a
double and later scored on Ron
Ocstcr's sacrifice fly.
Rotct McDowell pitched the ninth
for his third save.
A.tr" I, Ptn&n !: At Three Riven
Stadium, pinch-runner Tony Walker
S<lOrcd the winnina run in the ninth
innina on reliever Jim , Winn's wild
pitch as Houston cdJCd Pittlburah to
cod a four-pme lo1an1 streak.
Reliever Pat Clements struck out
Jose Cruz to start the ninth. Winn
then ~laced Clements and pve up
an infield sinaJe to Glenn Davis.
Walker ran lot ~vis and moved to
third on pinch-h1tter Danny Wall-
ina's sifljle to riabt.
Winn then boun<led a 2..() pitch in
front of th~ plate that eluded catcher
Junior Ortiz, allowina Walker to
score standina up from third.
Glaab %, Ca.Nm1t 1: At Busch
Stadium, pinch-hitter Joel YOUllJ·
blood sin~ed throuab a drawn-an
infield with one out in the 10th
innin$. scorin' Rob Thom1>190 to
give San Franasco the victory.
Youngblood. pincb-hittina for
Gianu' starter Mike LaCosa. l--0,
sin&led off reliever Todd WorrcU, 2-2.
Mark Davis set down the Cards in the
bottom of the tenth for bis seoond
save.
In the' American Lea&ue: Wklte Sox•, IU1au I: Pinch-hitter
Tim Hulett's two-run 1in&1e with two
outs in the ninth innina capped a
three-run rally and ChicaaO,nappcd
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hOmen, iodudiD1 I paad llam,
ooweriDI S.nle nd DeW MADller Dick Williama to I toUf of Toronto.
Davit, ~ -• tam record for RBI duriaa. pme, bit. th.tee-nan
homer ill tbe tint innina. bad ID RBI linlle la tbe teCOed and capped tbe ~l with his llam off the riabt-fteld
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n Chlca90 (Allen 0-0) at ClnMM (Sdlrom 3· I)
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W L P>ct. Ga Hoos ton " 10 615 II l7 600 San Frenclsco
San or.oo
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Cincinnati
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Cincinnati (llrownlno 0-3) II New York
tOertlno 2-0)
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Houston 11 PlttU>uroh
Ptlllaelllpfllt et Atlante
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San O;eoo 11 Cnluoo
AMERICAN LEAGUE Brewen 16, .,_, S
MILWAUKEE CALIFOltNIA
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LOB-MflweukM 10. C•lflornl• 6
2B-Schrofflr. Rllfl, RoOldOUK. Scl\ofleld,
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
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(Tllreutfl FrtdeV'& ~) 8ATTING (50 II O.h)-Allenaon, Cttvtlanc!,
381, 80001. l1011on, Jn, Puckelf, Mll'lllft0t1.
37•, Yount, MltweukM, .373. Yount. MllweullH.
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OOUI LE$-loees. llOtltfl, >I; DewM1e,
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PITCHING () ded'1ont>-+41e.a, Olk~ •-o
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STltll(EOUTr<..,,,.,.., ~. 40: a11o,
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SAVEr-ttl9hettl, New Yortt, 7; Aeaa, llalll• more, 6; Cemec:tlo, Cleveland, 6; o. MMrt,
ARelft, 61 Hernenw1, Ottroll, 6. ....... u...e (Tlveutll .,,..... .. ~ ..,,_,
8A TTING (50 t i bfl•>-'tay, Plll•MOh, )M,
Gelerr .... MontrMI, :Jin, aact1men, ~ Vorti.
.JIO; Gen.' Hou•IOfl. .l3f; GwvM. Sen oi.oo. m. RUN~ledOlll. Sin Frenc:llco, JO; L-rcl,
Sen Frencl1oe.o, 20: Onw.k, Pltttbwoll, 20, W. Clef11, San Frenctsco, lt; HerMndtl, Ntw Yon,
11. ll8~nMI. ~~Rev, PlttaburOh, n, Scrwnldl, Pttlleclell>tllt. 22, ~" Montrtat.
2l; L-rcl, Safi Frlfttbco, 20. Hl~111. Plttillurldl, Jf; G'ftllnn, S.n
Oleoo, 31; L-rd. Sin Frencltco, J7, aroo11s. MonlrMI. 33, w Clark. Sin Frencltco, lJ
~llLEs-Hernelldtz, New YOf'k, 10, R.
llevnolch, PltllbUrOll, lO, ll. T'tlomPlon, $en
Frencfaco, f; ll1IM1, Montreal, p, • ere tied with .. -TlllPLEs-<oiemen, SI Loul•, 3; llelnn,
Montreat, 3; 6 ,,. tied wit" 2
HOME JltuNS-Oewaon. MonlrMf, 7; Mw1MI. OMeert. 11 Muroh11, Allenl•. 7,
BrOOks, Montreal, 61 ICnloht, New York, 6,
Perller, Cincinnati, 6, Strawberry, New York, 6.
STOLEN I ASEs-c>ullcM, Dedlen, )Ji
Doren. Hou•ton, 11; E. 011111, Clnclnnell, 11;
Colemen, St. Louis, 9; 011katr1, New York, 9.
PITCHING 13 Otel1lona)-li.teckl. Pit·
tiouroh, 3·0, 3.90; Fernendez, New York, 4·0,
J.7'; Goodell, New Yorll, S·O, t.041 Oieda, New
York, 4-0. 1.st; Tibb1, MonlrMI, 3-0, 1.71.
STlllKEOUTS-Z. Smlln, All1nt1, 45; Sc;oll,
Hoo•ton, '3; Wekll, ~ ai v~. OMeert, 401 Good4111, New York, )9
Anelf ewrean
(TIIAutill ,.,....,., Gamel·
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JectllOfl 75 1• 24 $ 1J .no
Jovner 126 n "' t n 317
Burteaon 76 l2 24 I • 316
Oownlno 104 n :n s n 30I
Hendrfd< S6 • 17 s 10 .306
Wiifong n 10 .at I 10 * Herron. 1• 2 4 0 , "' ~-63 7 11 l t 216
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Jontt n 20 16 1 10 '" Pellfl ' 9S 9 20 I 7 211
Miiie< 34 4 s 0 , 1•7
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Wiii ""' 3' :~ 34 M l.02
Slaton l~ 36-17 3-1 3.11
Romanlc:k 37 37 16 20 2·1 U2
Moore 1S 11 1 12 H U O
McCuklll 39 39 16-31 2·3 O S
llrvdl!I 21 'h " 14 17 2-0 5 06
For•ter 11 12 s 9 3·1 s 13
Su II on 3(W) ,, 7 19 1-3 7 6l
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Cencltlarla , 6 I 0-0 11.00 4.ll Tot8h 2'41-'l w 101 17' 1'· 1'
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NATIONAL L•AGUE
EXOM I, Dodlers 4
LOS ANGIELH MONTllllEAL
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1 L08--l.os AnHi.t t, MontrH I 3 28-6r00ks
38-llroolU, Lendrffux HR-8r00ks 17),
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B.Smllh 62·3 9 • 4 2 3
Scllatzlder 1-l o o o o o
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Umpires-Home, P111ont, Flr11. E~. Sec
one!, Quick, Tlllrd, ll~ T-2;33 A-10.171
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SeCM C ..... l, AJllM l'ldlk 1
AIUM Pldflc 000 100 000 000 000--1 I 3
Soc.I Colle9e 010 000 000 000 00?-3 9 1
Treectw111 '"" Peck, Oeulllene, Fortuono 110), Olltn 110) Ind Nelson. W-<>tttn, 1-6
L-Trff<lWl ll, 3·4. 29-Molske ISCC> 2,
~.. IAP) '1, Pewtev (API Mil-Nelson
ISCCl
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Point Lome I. Westmont 6
f'CAA ,,_ State 1 I, UC tN1n1 J
UC !nine 003 000 000--l a 2 Fresno Stell 130 SJO OOx-tt 13 1
llrlnll , (6-4), Merttn l•l. Jonnaon (5) end
l<Hnt, Goff (10-SI encl Moslello W--Ooff, 10·S L
2&-Alten IFSUl, Marrl1111 IFSU). l rumflllcl
IFSU l HR-Roumlmper (UCll. Gllbel'l IFSU), lllln (FSU).
OWier Sc«ft UCLA S. USC 2 (UCLA cffncllts tie tor Peclilc
10 Soutnern OMslon lllltl
Stanford I , C1lllornl1 6
rtBJC fl>TICE Ml.JC fl>TICE Nit.JC M>TICE
• ...
Men's golf results
..... JecMMn
OtnltWei-t
0.or .. ac.na TrwwO....
lc*tV QwnMll T Ol'lll'llY VMf\llnt ''*'°''v ........ TomOIMfOn
J41ffLtwls
Ired ,HOii
Peut Allnter
Howenl T'WlllV
lltonnMI alkt: aruce~• llllYPWOI
Lon Hinkle
Tom Slectl,,,.M
Dan Halldoraon
•uuCodv•.n MllctSmlllt
LIMll Wedlllfll Jim Tilonle
Merk lrooks
GervMcCord
JodleMvdd
SI-Pate
Jodie Mt.164
W111MG"4Y
,t.drlln Stlltt
Chrl• Perrv Tim Norris
Morris Hlllflk 11
RIV Flo11d
LM Trevino
WlllltWood
ltO<I Cur1
Mlke o-lcl PetLlndMv
women's golf results _
LP'GA -.mem.nt
(1t~.Ve.)
0.0 Rlchercl 33·3'-69
l onnlt U utf 35-34-69
latsy ll11n11
Berti Thof'Qls'
Sllarrln Smler1 Kerin Mundlnoer
31·3'o-74 Pet Mevers
37-37-7• Petti Rluo
36·3'-74 Lenort MuraOk•
31·3'-7' Milz! Eclee Jt-36--74 M11re 811cllwtlder
39-lS-1' P1tt11 Heve'
36·38-7• Jo.n Oelk
P1l'T1Alltn 3S·3So-70
lllts111Ctno JS·lt-71
M. 81111 Zlmmerme n
l<rh Monagllln
J1ntl C*' 35·36--11
1<1thy Whitworth 38-Jt-n
Jody 1toaen'"'' 3'-36--n Catnv Johnllon 3'•36--n
Jent Cr•fler
Terrv·Jo Myers
sn.ttev Hemlln
Slltv Little
.l\Nlaon FIM111 3'·36--n
L11nn conne1111 31-~n
Clnd11 Hiii 37-JS-n
Oot Ger~ln 36-37-n
Pie NlltM>n 37·3'-73
Nencv LIObell•• .
Su~n Sender1
SlsStmen
MluleMcG-IN
ls.th Oenltl
31·3'--1' Mlnle &lf'llOtll
31·3'-74 l1111er1rt Davit U-3'-~ leUl'le ltlnU r ,,
3M1-1• 0.lt E9"11no :W-»-74 M. So«lcw·0.11tln
J7-J7-74 OtnlM Strablo
ll·J6...-7• Merll\9 NIUM
U ·Jt--7• o.oola Au•lln 3'·3~7• Donna Wllltt 36-38-H lleroare ~oe•t 31·37-7S $11111 Qullllln
J7·3'-7S L1Ann Ca1Mc1111
l~<I0-75 Pettv ~
J9·36--7S Slwrl Ste!Meuclr
35·41>-75 Ca thY Krettert
l9·3'--7S OtOble Mtlalenln
ll· 37-75 · Jtrllyn l rllz
38-37-75 Sl\eron aarre11
ll-l7-7S Judll Eftla·Slms
31-l8-7S M. Flouer11·0ottl
3S-<IO-H 0 . Howe C'*-lor
8tdl11 '"-'raon 31-35--73
StlPflenlt Ftrwlo 37·36--73 uuren Ho-3'-Jt--73
$ullt McAllltte< :/6·31-n
Sue Footeman 3'-37-n
Amv a.nz 38·3S-73
J•n Sleohenaon 3'·3~'73
Amy Alcott 36-37-73
Stllrtev F urtono 36· 37-73 .... ,,.,.,. Farr 36-37-n
Sandri Pl inllf' 37-3'--n
AltHndr• ll•lnhtrdt 3'-lt-74
Rotle Jont1 37·37-7•
w..rv owv.r
Lori Wiii
Allee lllttmen
L.eurt Peter aon
Susan Tonkin
Avello Okimoto
Nencv Rubin
ICl lllll Posttewell
O.o4>1aMelMV c. MoftlllC)tNl"f
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I nd VllteM1, McNeil (3). W-Andenon. 4·2
L-Gon11te\ la-Martinez IWl, Otvmudl
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lldhefl '· Mll1nl 2 Merine 000 020 l>-1 S S
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Stele, 30, 3. UC Irvine. 2S; 4. Uteh Stei.. 17, S UC
Sant• Bero.re, 16, 6 Lono leach Stele, 10; 7
New Mexico Stele, 4 • 10,000--1. Qul-1 (UCI), ».36.M; 2. Demi·
nter (LllS), »AU S, l. Cru1 (FSU),' 31:03.St.
3,000 ttteoleChl-l. SIOlev (UCll, •.5'.73; 2.
Clllrendu41 IFSUl, ,., I 21. l . HIU !USU). ,.13.02.
S. Oodaon IUCI), t .tt.05
T J-1. W1111am• (FSUl. n -11. , Wllll•tm
(FSUI, S2·t li't; l. Frnler (FSUl, S2·11h, 6.
Jusllc:e (UCI), 49-3
PV-1 Freie¥ (FSU), ll'°''h IPCAA meer
record), 2 Rodrfoutt IFSU), 17·10111; l. ~
!FSU), 17·1"'2
OT-1 tc:etc:lles (SJSI. 111-1; 2. Wllmtr
IUCSB). 1n-10, l Hefell IUSUl. l7S-2. s.
HudlOn IUCll. ISl-2 HT-1. Sdlumldler CSJS), 216·11, 2. O.trom
IF$U). 19'-S. 3 Wiimer (UCS8), 1'2·1
Otcethlon lefter 5 9'1enl0-1. Kruolblll
IFSUl, 3.19', 7. McGrew ISJSl, 3,47', 3. Orllctl
IUCSBI, l,'47
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Hunt1no1on ll11c11
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Marl111
1'h ,,,_, record!, 2. Cvttltle IUCSll. 37:02 15, 3.
]IJ, Ronmen (CSFI. 31:0..52.
T J-1. Grtluon (UC!) '4-• (PCAA ,,,_,
record); 2. ComPlon (FSUL 39·lO'h; 3. Jedlaon
IUNLVl, 31-4~. S KllllY IUCI), 31-6.
•Quallllld tor CIF l>llvoth "'*"'' SC«ft Ocean View 9, Westminster 1 e dl1on 6, Marina 2
TldliV'I GernM
Founteln V•l,.11 •'Huntington Beech (1)
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A'1TO RACING
lndY 500
(11.,._Mhl
FIUOAY'S TOI' 1'111.ACTICIE Sl'IEEDS
Marlo Anc!rettl 214.6'3
llldl Mlert 21"592
8obb11 llehal 21Ul7
Oennv SuHIVln, Emlf'aon Flltlpeldt, Mlc:""4
Andrtlll Ind Torn Sneva ffd'I CIO<:lted l l>O.,,. 214.
Kevin Cooen •nd Ed Plmm MCll Clocked 1!>0111
213. Al Unttr, Jonnn11 llutlltrlord end Oennv
Ono•I• H Cll clocked ebOYI 212.
JT-1 Brown IUNLV), lT.1·7, 2. Heely IFSU),
141·3. 3. Mllt1 IUCI), 1'5·11;" Grelsaon IUCI),
133·11.
OT-I. 0.Stloo (SOS), 176·2 (PCAA meet
recotdl, 2 Norton CLISl, 161·•; l. Lo&honkoN
(SOS). 157·6 '"*''•'l'llon (•lier 4 e11en10-1 Nowell (SOS), 1,702, 2. Ma~ (UCS8), 2,474, l WOO<J (FSU),
2.351
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OAVIY'S LOCKlllt ,.......,.. a.di) -111
•nolen 11 llerrll<lUde, II bonito, 11 vellowfell, 11
rock fl&ll, 3 htllbUt, 1'2 ClllClo oeu. 115
mtekerel. U white 11•11, 10 ~. S
aculPln, 2 cabl1on. N•W~T LANDtNO -n •neltn. 4 Mnd
bau, l9 celtco oen. 31 tcutoln, 6 rOCk !WI, 1'1 meeker ...
DANA ........ -SI •nolerl. 150 !less. 42
madcer ... 4 "'9el>SllffO.
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C ..... YM) °"*'"'_...,. ~1111 Jatt. (AfMMIMl .... lorlt lec:llar
IW..t Otrrneft11), 6•2, N : OUlllll'mo Vllea
IAnlenllna) def. Jollilrlf'Nvttrom (lwedln)L 6-4,
3·6, .. ,. Y-'Ck HMfl Cllt~ .... f'eblo
Arreve lPwv>, ~ ... 2/ IVlll ~ (Ca.chOllo-vekl•) ctef, Tl\Wrv TulelM (,rel\Ct), 6·4, 6·2.
Wlf'Mft'1 ~
(et ...... ) 0-...... -.... l(attly Rlneldl (U.S.> def. -Wtn4Y Tur,..
(Austrellt ), 3·6, 7·6, .. ,I CIW'l1 Evlt'l UOVG
(U.S.) di!. Ke t• Gomper1 (U.S.), .. 4, .. 1; Par!\ c...ie (U.S.) Off. l1lla G•nhOn (U.S.),, ..... ,.
Lauri Glldttntlsttl' (Peru) di!. WwtdY wtlllt (U.S ), .. 2. 6-4
....... , ~ t9Ut"MY c ....... ,,...., s...... ...... . 11.-. ....
London (~ Hlkl clef.""'°'" (ltencho PllOS Vtnltll, .. 3. ,_., .. 2. Nlcole Arencll
(Prlncelon, H.J.) def LIM Grttll ($ell JoMI, ~7, ,.,, .. ,,
1 .......... E'welenl MC'Calle (Lot Allot) Off. O«loreft
Grlflem (Founltlfl VelltY), •·•, 4•J, .. ,! Deir~•
Hwman (Htl'r!Mur't , Pe.I clef. Jenic. Emn'IOM
IPl'IMnl•I, ,.1, •·3,
l4-llld·--Klmllllffl Poe (Rotting Hibl def. V-
Prebheker llonlle) ... 1 ... ,, C..rrl4t Cun-
nlneMm IU11onla, Mk:l\.l def. L..umt Pol'url
(UPlenel, 6·2, 2-4, 6-3. . ·-..... -. -~~
SOCAI. ttaOIONALS
let RMnldl CCI T»llRIUM ...... Olaon (OCC) def. Farrern (f>Mrcitl, 6•4, 6·2,
Metetlen (Sin lernerdlnol clef. Genz IOCCl, 6-3.
.. 7. 6·4; Rw (SlddlttlM:ll) dlf. Aull IGroa1-
m<111t), w . 4·6, 6·2; TlloMl1 (Groumonll clef.
eoz-n <~>. 6-1, 6-4; Wedi (Grou·
,,_I) def. Hein (Slddltbeck), 7•6, 6•4.
~ ..... lotMrt (Mir.Cott•) dlf. Oi\on, ,.,, 6-1. •·l;
llu•k ci.f. Gerv (PlerCl•l by dlfwull.
TNrf " ..... DM*ll G1n1·8adlev (OCCJ Clef. Sene·Hl11elv (~
a..dl), 7-6, •-3; Ollon·SludtOMW (OCCl clef.
Rooen·Melnter (Venture), 7_., •·); lolcl·
8otaman (Sedcllebedl) def. Metn.v·WNI• (Sen
8wnef'dlnol, 6-2. 4•6, .. 3; Voot·Sono (lllo
Hondo) def. lluUl·M«TI& ISlclclleoedll, 7-$, 2·6.
7-S. 0-...... DM*ll
Olson-sludeoeklf' def. Voot·SOnt, 6·3, 3·•· 1·•· Ault·Slllle (Groasmonl) def Gen.1·hdlev. 6-4, 7·5; Hlndtl'IOlt·Thornes <Groail'llOllf) def
llolce-8onm111, 4·6, 7·S. 6-4.
C.tiiAAtltY Clli9ae...,...
SOCAL RICNONAU
(It sewll•.-,,; c:.a..el Tlllrtl•-----Metoourne <~>clef Thurmond (OCC), 6·2, 6·1; N.-n (OCC) dtf Y°"'10l'tn
CP•tomer), 6•4, 6-2.
0-.............
l rec.ntbUlll (Fullerton) clef. Newman, .. J ... 3.
,.,.... llt..W °"*" Matttlan·L.amblrt'1 (Sin hr'nerdlno) def
llr0<1l1·H1rrla COCC), 6·4, 6•3; WMftlf'·APOer
(Cue1t1) def. Pwfv·GooclCM>clv (OCC), 6·l, 0-6.
6-4; Thurmond·Ntwmtn COCCI Otf. Aefeclt·
Younonm (P110merl, 6-~. J-6, 6-1. ~.,.....
Thurmonel•Nlwme11 ci.f. LH ·8arowerf (l•k'"~). 6•1, 6-l.
su1 ,.•v radN
(tt on.a c;...., , ............ ,
Scr1tct1 meln (lour llOs): I JoM SlndON
tllldle CenVOfll; 2. s.m Ermolenko <Cyiweul; 3
St1111 Luc«o IRlvenldl); 4. ared Oll1eY (Sen
CMmeftla).
HendlCIP """' (five IHI) I. Alan CIW'lstlan
(HuntlnOton 8ffch), 2. SCott llrown (New York ), l Wt h Fernum (Ventura), 4. Eo Ccestro (Olel),
S. Ermottnlto; 6.. Keith OVlaco (Wrllttler)
FMturld rnetell race (bell two of llW'H , two
111>1): Ermo61nko def Lucero, 2-0
Sec.ofld d411l1lon main (11111 lal>l): 1. Oon l ulllf'
IYuc:el1>1)
Third dlvl1lon meln (four le1>1): I Ktllh
R111ance (Enolandl
At1encllnc1. 6,733.
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(TlllN "9a ,..yeft)
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Merine 000 OOl 11-1 2 O
Oaklrt end Morelock; Lerwn end l<autmen W-Lerten, l ·L L--Oekltv, 11·4.
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Hltlo lcMel
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6 -13-AI: LoYol• n . l rentwood
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Houlton m. Otnv« 101
Denver 1161 Ho\llton 11S Deft"" 11', Houaton 111 101) Houtton Ul, o.n11er 11Q ·
.....ton 12•. Otnllll' l22 (2 oil (HOWIOll Wint
..... t-2)
IASTllltN CON,.RINCI ..... ..,.. .......
tkKlon I03, Atlante '1
... tofl llf, Allenll 109 ao.ton m. Ali.nte 101 AHenta ICl6, iso.ton M
halon 1)2, A"-"11 " (8olton w1M _.let,
t-1)
l'tlll , , 1' ""' MIWull ..
Pflll9delllflla llt , MllWeukM 112
MJlweullM 119, ~ 107 Ptt~ 1117, Mlfweuk .. 103
MllwaulrM 109, ~II 104
Mllwl\lk .. 113, ~ lOI
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CONfflltlNCI r 1MAU
WeltemC.••a ( ...... _,
Lellen YL H...-
Todlly -Houiton 11 Lektl'\, 12:30 11.m
(Cllannat 2).
Tu.td1Y -Hou.Iron 11 L.ktf'a, 7:>0 P.m.
Frlctey -Lakers 11 H0111ton, CIO P.m.
Sl.lnd111, ""11 1' -Laker• 111 HOl.lllon, 11:30 11.m. Wednftday, M111 21 -Houston el l..ak«i,
1:30 11..m. (If necet..,Y).
Friday, W..11 23 -L.elltr• e t Houlton, TIA
(If nteeaMrv). I
Monday, W..11 26 -Houston 11 L..ekers, noon
(H Mc:elMfY). '
(Al llmH POTI
IHtwn~MC» , ...... _)
Tuesday -~-MllweUkM winner
" iso.ton Thurtde11 -Ptl~la-Mllwlukee WIMW ., 8oston
S.turdeY. Me11 l7 -&oston •I PNledtloflle· Mlfweu!IM Winner
Slhll'I, Mey 11 -iso.1on 11 ~
MllweUll" wlnlw
Wednttdl11, Me11 2l -Ptl~la·Mll·
weuf{" winner 11 lotton (H MCIHMl'Y)
Frlde11, Me11 13 -~'-'PllledllPlll.t•
MllWeukM wll!Mr (H llKHMrvl SUndly, May 2S -PnlleoeiPtlle·MltweullM
WIMlf' •• 8oaton (If necn..r11)
NHL ~LAY0fffl1
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MonlrMI 2, HY ll~ I
MonlrMI 6, NY llttnMn t
MonlrMI 4, NY aenews 3
NY ll1noe<1 2, MonlrMI 0
Fncllv't 1C01 e MoftfrMI 3, NY Ilene«& 1
MontrMI (wins Win, 4·1)
se. L...-vs. c.i.n
SI L.cM.lla 3. Ce!MN 2 Ceteerv I, St. L0\111 2
C11Hrv S, St. Loula 3
SI Louh S, Cetewv 2 ISerlM tied, 2·2)
Tonltht-St L~ls 11 CllOIWY
Mondlv--Cateerv 11 SI. Lout&
WectnM41r-St Louis •• Cetoerv (H fl«»U•
IN)
l'r'lc1ev•1 .,....dlel•
aASla Al.L
Allw1Ufo L-....
SEATILE MAlllNERs-N-.cl Olclt Wlt·
111m1 menaoer t nd OUll V1ron 5'. tlllrcl blM
coed\ ........ ~
SAN FRANCISCO GIAN~ Jim
Goll, pflefter, Ofl lt\9 21•$y cllMblild H•I
Purct111.ci Ch~ HeMWt, Pltdlw, from
'"'-"111 o1 1111 PKlflc Coett Ueoue ~Al..I. ....... , .... ~
l(ANSAS CITY CHIEFs-+l1med Gr19
Mohn• pro tCOUllno eoordlnatcw.
NEW °"L.-.NS MINT$-510MO ~
Scott and Owavnt Herrlton, 119"11 efldl, Tim
Joiner, llneblck«. Trecv Portw, wide recelwr,
alld Oouo M.ldllt. oflenal\19 teckll, to .,..._..-nt
contrletS
IOCCllll MIMr ...., s.eciw LeMW
CHICAGO STING-4' .... sed Denk SMldlne.
dtNnclel'. e nd 0r-Ferevaon, torwercl.
CLEVELAND FORCE-Waived And'!' Clll11·
men. forwent COUIGI
AQUINAS JUNIOft COLLEGE-Announoecl
IN rftlenatlon of WtYlll G•r1end, O.setleM coach.
Ml.IC llOTICE
County Cactus Society
t o show and sell plants
The Ora.nae County Cactus and
Succulent Society will present a plant
show and sale Saturday and Sunday,
May 17 and 18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at the Yorba Linda District Library,
18262 Lemon Drive. The show is free
to the public. • • •
Garden Uub will take 1 field trip
Thursday to the Wiednen Desonia
Gardens and the Quail Gardens in
Leucadia.
Departure time will be at 9:30 a.m.
from Oubbouse IJ on Port Carlow
elace in Newport Beach. • • •
• Briahtm the poolside prden with
nandina, day lillies and appanthus.
Avoid plants that shed debris or
attract bees. .
•The west side of the home
receives tbe most in1en1e beat durl.Df
tbe summer. Plant it with Naed
OowerinJ plants such u vinca, portu-laca or pnnias
•Prepare Oower beds in advance
with plenty of orpnic matter and the
recommended dole of fertilizer. Your
plants will respond in a bis way.
•Stake and tie &ladiolus u they arow.
•It's time to raise the lawn mower
•
~ COIM DAILY PILOT/...,,._,._ 10... •
Pierce Brw ....,_ to ....,,.,. 9"'ra
wttla R~ herlaard .._ ~ aad die ••n_. (llaarb Blll) are latemapted OD
.. ......._ Steele" toaipt at 10 on c•. Clwmef"2~
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Flower arranger Rene Van Rems
wilJ present a program at the next
mceung of the Orange County Floral
Arts Guild.
Cattlcya and other species will be
the program topic for members of the
Newport Harbor Orchid Society
when they meet at 7:30 p.m. Thurs-
day in the Zoo ta Oubhou1e, 1 Sth
Street and Irvine A venue, Newport
Beach.
blades. A taller lawn Will help retafo r.:==:::::;r:===-===~=----r=-..;:.==================-=======, moisture and incraJe the tune be-
Members will meet at 10 a.m.
Monday at the Woman's O ub of
Santa Ana, 601 N. Bak.er St.
• • • Members of the Newport Hills
RUFFELL'S
lJ>HOLSTERY INC.
LOW FIXED RATES
9 ¥a+ 15 yrs FXD
9 *+30 yrs FXD
* We Specialize in
Jumbo Loons * Coll Ric-Floyd for Cur~t Ratet
Sierra Mortgage Co.
( 114) 559-4828
AMERICAN AIRPORT
TRANSPORTATION
& LIMOUSINE
SERVICE, INC.
lutet/Mlnlt>UI/ Umoutlnes ~/Vonl/ff'I•
Door to Dool' s.Mc•
P""°'9 Cl'lort9f• ond fours
l ·800-524· l 300
U..rtlalngAd
l emo••
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8aaPlllc1•1wPOn
• (71') 720-111)
....... c-u...._...a-a.CA_.
tween waterinp durina the wanner
weather ahead.
•Be sure to feed roses after the first
flush oftiloom.
Robert Hull of Sunswept Labora-
tories will present the program.
•Dwarf dahliu and dahlia tubers
can be planted now for summer and
fall color.
A free Smollenden meet1n1 shows you bow
to quit for aooct, wttbout plolna weiabt or
cllmblna the walls.
11et, ,_ wtl .., •• ,._,. just four weeks from ~ calmly, a.for11My
llM1 (of aood It doesn't m1Utt how ~ )OU hM been ~ how
often you""' ur. or 00-tuny tilMs )W htvf tried'° quk ... dtis tlllt.
>OU an quit_... for lift!
n.c S•olle•n ,,..,.. ha alrHdy httped '"°" than S'>0,000 ~
S(OO smokiag lftd tt .. wof\ for )UU.
1"'1 ~Mir ...... It( oot ol the spedal frtt ~-.. )OU
f!Oft'l ~ uiMkr *"" pmstft 10 "*' ... 111 fYtn ti )OU'ft not Aft )OU"rt rtldy
IO quit )1tt. come eo w fill lnuuct.lctory .et• • ~ mllM,.. .......... Is that )W slmpty don't know how
eo stop. Smolrirndm d shc1W ,.,u ~What's "'°"· '°"'" frtt eo lmollr du"'-the mtttl,.._ All of us at Smollmdtrs """ smc*rs, Ind )'iu'U bt
tmttd .. th ditnlly and mpect.
Flt£E INTaODUCTORY MEETINGS
~Costa mesa Jffi'C1 medlcal Center Ho1pl tal
301 Vktorla Street
Ounoo• Tnlkr (\ellhld tM holpftal)
T•~• Ma, 13 Aw-....,. MQ 14 -7:30 P.M.
B Fountain Valley Regional Hospital
and M~cal Center
17 l 00 Eadlcl Aw. at Wann
~ to .... Room a•allai*
at ....... Detk .. Mala LoMIJ)
W1 .. 1eda1, Ma1 14 A 11ta1.-,, -., IS -7i30 P.M.
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TOMORROW'S .
RESULTS
TONIGHT
Ora~ County's ~ly stock marlctlf
closing pricn will I» available in the
Daily Pilot at the lo/lowing utlected
stores and news raclu.
Why wait until tomorrow whfH1 you can
find out tonight on the stnHtt no later
than 6:00 pm.
·Store owners who want the late stoclc
editions coll...Single Copy Sales
Director at 642"4321.
Corona del Mar
Irvine
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TO. S10K/up, no credit.... AIMrd '*""1 and t>owd. Salely negot. f()( meture '*90'\ wttfi offtoe. 548-1157. WP on llM PC.10nt ..... 180-2121 -for Joel teurant. M\..c be ---·
Oenliwl A81oc. 873-7311 LOST ~E Ml.£ CAT ~";!7.g~· n-em~er. !°.d&uterlzed bllllng, AECEP/OROER DESK P'tOM lk .. I p6eMint PllT·'lm U1J1 INltworthy Ind hat~
&w.wb °:ct 11111 ~~~.Prtfttlltul/ ~~..!:W..:,:=forco~ !1=:11i~~o~~ ~:'~~14007"~~.
IMt I ,.... IHI wdtPte call 720-to78 , M•l•l1tutne 1111 ::,~ ~~. = =" ·~rp=e.10-::z~ *' ~= omce. eo.t,..., 54t-'1225 1111 _ .. PIT ~
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lop, fn E. Bluff .,...,c~ oppottunlty f« In am/TYPllT -7 • Exp'dtullttmeforNICon-Experienced llH·1--...,·.-----.n1WT
FNllll\ ADS pluH cell John expeneiioecr Elcrow Of. RequlNd typing ICl9ed Of ~ ~ <=:. •:. euttlno Finn. XJnt typtno r=:9Jtex.::"9~ .... al llM
UU1111 759'-1183. SREWARD$ I = ~=klybe .:::-,:.. '5-50 wpm. Pleaeant s a y 1 g • a n d req'd. Shonhlnd rwf. BALBOAt:L.ANO~LTY lrft'D
ARE FREE PtrMU11 JiH curately. Excellent com-telephone YOlcle, growth ElrthenwNI . P 0 BOX Wotk ~ U:.~ If Ml• ftf I U\ its FON!RXTtb If I pany ~--For. more ::=~ poeel~c;:;-11823, !MM, CA 9271$, ::: Gre9t peopte". Clll scunn1
C I. llAL(l11)111-IMI I d•t•ll• call: Coldwell Ph:2e1~~ . --n••n JudyU&-3551 A.ESAiii&MNTALS rMIL a • F phone F tuy I B. n k. r E. c r 0 w . F e9tigloua NewP«t mTllT .... ~
Ml-1111 or~ +toll If~. . ~~9390• .. for ciair.. lllllW llmTllY ~r., office. Typlno WH•t Vf/('/ bUly N.I location. NIN ----------1 AColdwell Now II the time lo "*'• lkllla & plelalnt lttttude Muat MYa aood generll PL.AVA R.! ers.1900
Refined C.tholk 9'ngtel Benk•Company that mowt • muat. All emp1oyee office 1kOl1. Typlno . ll'f&llLll EARN '~~~~~~~~ mother w/2 c:Nldr«\, ,.. An Equal Opportunity BAY ESCROW, o .c ·a 2nd beMfttl pnMded. Cea 55wpm. Exp or wtll trllln. F Time
Found CALICO KITTEN locating In N.8. arM. Compeny olde9t flu lmmed. open.-Aon Jldleon, ~242 Know11d .. Of Reel &tit• ~t T:.-~ UftllrV
F • m a I a . r r I• n d 1 y . Wanta to .,.,_ home In Ing for 11trong aecretary. °' Oonatruc:tton helpful. · · ~I
Paullrlno, eoeta MeM, xlnt nelaf\borjM)od with iMlc=taJ SI. ff Out.tending opportunity RECEPTIONIST Newport Clll 152-4700 beb'wetdl .~-•· 54~2763 other relfned J*IOtl, ~. ~ lor the rigtll '*90'\ Ctr Law Offtce. Light wort!, lite. _... ..._ PRIZES May 1· tire llmlly etmoephet•. CHlR CTJC ASST! beMftta proft1 -*mo typing, Ill• bltpg. pftone tllbilll/lr.... up '*Pf\11. W1I trlln.
FOUND ref• to be ud\enge. Coetl Meal omce, pert s.t.ry 'open call L · expernec:.&40-9510. HIS Hrty+bene.~lnf*· TD•
F/blk & wht, eprlnger Ai.o w111 con9'det tovtng time polltton. Monday-547~5 · ynn eon. Klrtt .....-.. 2300 11\1"'1
cocker mix puppy, are of olqet J*IOtl In Friday, .... end ~ uen1•1T1 DRIVERS Harbor Bfvd, #11, CM. I ... u
MI ch 0 c I. t. I. b . -exchange for aerne. Need ... endt1 850-2273. FUU· TIME heevy ptloftea ere entry no..., nee. <*If SALES••• Pub All ! .. -
F/German lhort hair by 8/1S. 4151254-5124. Dental Allletent for email & typing. Wiii t~ flq4/ltp/ NOW HIRING Ito req, MacGregor! 10 PRO-SPORTS MORS lllLY
M/bllt, eprtnow mix pup. Mra. DenlM, 117 Doneld pet.onal CdM practice.I auto IMalng. Exp d help-FIT & PIT Y1cht1, 1831 Pl•c•n· EnJoy. fun' lllCdtlng and ..... ., •
Np B •• c Ft An Im• I Or. C>nnda, CA. 94&e3 Flex tw.. 90fM wty ev9&, ful. 5404161. Ellraibettl. ....m tie.CM. I Cl1W In IPC)fta promo-If you .. kdllrig for....,.
Shetter, e.«-385e. WANTED JOHN WAYNE good people llclll. prof. llllUL.... -• ..... DI tlonL Plld lrllnlnet-lt1rt·1 ependlng mon.,y, or 91•
FOUND: MALE GOLDEN TENNIS CLUB MEMBER· j 1m1tudel Opp'ty to grow SIMll 3 GW1 <>mce. Need •Tl-Wiil tr.ifl'.Wf lw. For Ing Ulary to S2UOO, to 00 pleoea llltt ....,
R E T R I E V E A . SHIP 558-1433 D1y1, wfttl prectloel S.U.1801 good phone, 1CCUrl11 111· 1• ~-S~VE AGENCY, fw, 1 P(U8 PLUS. For liP9t Mountlln, Knofte ler'Y
collar. Call &42...0189 la 1=::t In Huntington 8Mct1 look· hetpful-No~. FIT Immediate opening for an Garden Groove. 838-5700 SALES PEOPLE OVTGO-Awerda, Clll ua nowt W. FJl~lrJ N.H.H.School. Leather 873-2757 Ewnlngl. GENERAL DENTIST typing, RE knowledo-.... , ••• 11 10135-A W•mtnater I Mr. l .. &41-9574. I Fann, or wtn Prtma and
I FOUND: Small ten/n ·~ lngforuel1t.it.Reoent orPIT.875--2714 lndM<lullexperie!IOed·ln •TUIYUfl'nD INOI ~lbte 1t1ft ~.~:.°":: .. ,::
i;iiii:iiiiilf1• ~~~I~. ClalW Cut 3111 ex~~~;..=;:'Y· Qb'::ic.~1~~1 <f:::•~;-_: ~~~1 EXS*ten~-~~e11ary.,I ~e:d;:-'~ M2..m3
Pteua cell ~9787 [Iv •. I n A o u 1 •. Eventnge ~5213 dally. Cell LJ111en required.~ 1n J*IOtll 175-3370 ---:-:ll::-:•:..::111:-::-:-:-=--
Found Young M/Golden keeper/Bebylltter for 2 ORTHOPEDIC front Office, M5-5H9 15901 RedhlH, Suite 101; UIPlllD l ULll ..... fmtl To WOttc for new CdM ~
Retr•lver mix, TuH children. Reta req. exp'd Newport BMchl Tuetln. FOf lnQulr'lel, call 4 yr or more 1xper. COi llll6ol ontyt M pratlal COmpeny. F/PT
Adame/Herb«. 9Y9nlngl S 100/wk. Newport, Good Slllrfl Cell Cindy N<?_~_!4~NGll (714) 25Ml44 I 831-2345 O.C. ll'M. I t::; -;x;.,.lence c:. tor lnform1t1on oell
540--0195 caro1yn M&-1250 49M388 °' 875-4542. llTA Emf Ol.lll a•111111t ILlltmUL durtno °"· "" 8~5530. Shollhana et t7MeOO -;;:::===========~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NANNY'S ~lout. R•H REGISTE~ED NURSES Needed for builder tnl Tlll•IW ' •••-PfTIF/T UI ILY erencaa required. No fee. I needed for rapldfy •· To __.. In uctttng ,..... Coeta Mell. Excellent -I _. • 1111 Sitter• Unllmlted, Agen-pending home health PtC* 8ullf'lw omc. teMphone manner nice ~. growtng MfV tlae Nft 1'9llor -"
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REAL ESTATE
cy, 9550 Warne1 AY9nUeq llgenCY. FT/PT per dtem wtth Input and dertcal •P"""atance _n-imkt.. Immediate openlng-4or 1 oomm "swograrn Hll¥e lltiit...._ ~ Ste 250 Fountain Valley days ex etwred ' · ~ ... -· .-~ !Jectroolca pro-~ 11.,.,.ldoua op-for lupalwteor w/
114 458-0133. I req. X.nt ~ & ~ :'e":,.~ya ~: ~ ~~'"!1= duetlon Tec:hntctan. Min portunlty. for car"'· bllcqround In P.C .. ...
--Incl. mffe9ge. FOt Info. eflt• end iowtt1 poten. Call 545-e407 Of Mnd . 10 )'fl eitp. Muet be =-'' ~ 1embly, chu•I• .. .
..... tin 3111 call Home Health ,. tlal. Apply at: rHume to Mc Denlel ~~ ~ aubetaf:' Income..... :"'bty 1 :"'9-.ctf':: Xibe Fllive-ln .... ,.t IOUl'oeCent•.851..3t03· Bu4lderl. 3 187-E AlrwllY I coodlttone. Ind ~ Ing~,.., and,... ~ he\119,., 2
teechet In wN chr. AM+ 11/LYI I;' IMlt Ave. Coeta Mee&. CA wtlk:tl Ind peld YKdon. lated produeta. call Gary yr ~ & 1o , . two wty art, n-amkr. ... 9282e Holtdays Medical a u.. for fur1het lnfo/t1P9t. )'fl prOduetlon Super· CLASSIFICATIONS Rm+S300/mo,645-2357. ~T·s~r-1n~::..!! 330 .BaySt. ...111•1t IM. ~t muat be Yle0fyup.Goodltlr1lng
BABYSITTINGlnmyCoeta LAguna Beectl. Muat be Coet1Meria,CA92m PrHllglOUI Newport emblttoua, 111f-9t1t1lno.1 u.tPLn .. ,ary, working con•
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Meal homel Full time°' dedleeted to qUllfty Pl-(714)&42~21 8Mctl law firm. Medium end have the deelf9 to1 7282fdlneerSt dfttone & beMftta. .,._.
part time I llcenu, tlent care. Stabte N.A laz.d ftnn. Multlpte t.... lldVance. ~In J*IOtl Hunttngton Beec:tt cent muet be lllf-etlit1·
546--4352 •laff C&ll 4944075 --••y phof'9 llnee. Front d.-« Mnd r~ to: MKI 11 ....... 1111 Ing, emtMtloul, and heve
· -·-Excellentt~lkib P roduct•. 188821 -1 ltrong ~to .O-Hou •• le•• P • r I C o o k Cltrical/Offfet 5ii1 M1ture, lfte bltkpg for Alf· 1 profwk>nal demMnor Armltrong Ave. lrvtne. Y8noe. AWY In l*'aOn or ~ 2 d1y/wtc f« -cr1tt llbraty. Send ,.. eQUlred Lit typing 714 I 1ILlllllllTml tend ,.._,.,,. to: MK
buey NB couple, n.x ""·I lllllEEPll aume to: NAS, PO Box ~90-871; ,,:..._eek for ...... 118/Hr. No exp nee. WMI Product• Inc. 1Hl2 own car. Heten 780-979'4 F II II M-·*' ___.._ 1645, Newport Beec:tt, Mr Call · Equipment Mfg IMklno trlln. Call 09ya 53&-2,72 Armetrong Ave. !MM. u me. --.............. CallfOtnla 82113 . . Shop Men fOf' Ylrled .
L I v • • I n H o u • • • ledgerl. benk rec .• exper. ..,TlllllT lhop duti.. IUCh .. .... llfVlll UIT 1111• ~:f:~~b~~r. 1~q2 rEeqdwulredd ·~~~o PllT·fmlllllTUT ACCUAATE1YPINO 'aembly, metal wcwtc, etc. Lite delivery, flt °' p/t, Beaullful Co1t1 MeH
$2.40 per day
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3 llnee, 30 day minimum
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• · 11' • • • • For Aellf Eat81e Office. ' 542•2948 btwn 9em"'4pm S 1 O I hr • c a I I d 1 y • comptu. meture coupte S 100/wk. Newport, Box 9099, Newport Flexlble hoUra. $4/Hr + 548-7522 818-4648 w/pr~ ~-
C1rolyn &46-7250 8Mch. C. 92858 t>onuw. Wrtta Sue S.... RECP/SECRETARY Litt Hli and gd,., to co-menag9
m~~.E~,~~te ~~~~kif *mu* CJa .. / ... tlUUbll•1 ~ :::-= 813-88~ DYNAMIC ..... progrem. t1aW "*'•••ienoe bade· PllYATI PllT.,. TelemerkeUng. Unltd U~ un. QtOUnd, S1000/mo Incl
PIT J*10t1 10-1:30 ?. llmTllY/11 •.. potential 873-6428 Mike/ Now Hiring Counter he ec>t. Nwport v.;ge
illla-la II fal-&a:: TO aort "*I, W. ptloftea, 1 yr+ exper. Com9ut• Sheri, 873-3082 8111 People. Dey & evening Apt, 114-657-4075, Ilk w•[lllmn 1 .• •c -~ :~1~8sl: tlelpful,oc.,..931.2345 lhlftt. 800 E. a.y Ave. '°'""gln6a.lft 12:00. Ooor•Moldl~Bay I ildilll ilUi ~~V. ~~ MAGIC BRUSH PAINTING fOf ~aft• 12:30 PM. ~UJ &lfllllll• Balbol Fun Zone. 8afboe Ult_,,_
Wlndowa-Comple1e Patloe eu.tom G.... I Mitt« fr -~72 aft._:. lnVExt. Tex~t. Paint l PIT SEC/BK Matwe '*90'\ for 1 pet· BREAKFAST COOK! 3 to 4 Needed for bu1y fMt food Addition•. Oulllty Wotk. wotk, 'dlll, llldtng doorl .. _. .. Apr. Acoult. celling. Auetl eon Office. R.E man.-••• II• momlnol per W.-1 rMtauren1, ~ h ...... U77«1Paul~ etc A·1Glaea 548-1507 = jobe.484-8994/494-8937 9 •1Pm , eporte nr mentco Muatbeexper'd ~ PLUSIOEUHELP fteldbte ,_ m1ntmUn e · · B eh /Adam1 . HI . I wort!. ,,.., P1u1 Small Remodel and laUn . .:;;a;, btk:IC;ot(, PAINTER NEEDS WORKI &41-9574, Pet. n proceellno .• com-~ Newlpaper WM1cend1 & ewnlno11 montha. experience.
Addition•. Walll. Doon.-concnte Comp petkle. tnt/ert, ce111ng1, refln cab. ~ bootck~. Account Eucullv• Must haYe high ..-gy. Apply Coaetat C•tte • FENC TESf,...Gtm 1 . w. ~ (28)yreup .• wonc guar. ~moat o4 needed lof fMt growing hleh Yllluee, love food RMtaurMt. Wf/l'Mll 11 142 1711, I out, ID Dump NM. C.M./N.B. 5 yre Ppet. DeYll Plllnttnct""'"3837 REAL ESTATE time hllltng"'" IO ne.d. publllhlng comp1ny. and people. Motti.r• EMC:ld..lnFOl.w*lnV8119y,
Remodeling, rm eddltlonl. ar•. Jim Whyte, &42·7208 BRICKWORK. Small )Oba. 1Ff1A• MlllMI take ch: peraon. Salary+ commtlelon and Mnet, 225 EMt 17, CM. j--li;iiiiiiii""--
Any type repllrl by Mc •GEN HOME REPAIRS N9wport, Coeta Meile. STEVES Property Mllnt. "'5 ---PINNnl ,,.., O.C beneflta. Send reaume to: COUNTER PERSON· Cc. &I Ii ftlT
cont rector. All work Pal t n...-., c t . Irvine. FW°I. 875-3175 Int/Ext pelnt, aprey/rol1 & Large C/21 omce. Orenge ~. but f1ght '*90'\ c111 .... oroOm.d a.me. Station lttand teed An ............ n · ~1--· WI*' ry gen'! !Mint. 722-1473 Country 1ru. Ex· could wotk from home. ..... ............. • • ..._ penon FIT & 'IT ~eran · .,..._. etc. Gary 64S.52n PTL STUCCO MASONRY-TILE perlenced only Call Sii open PtMae Mnd -Pf9P, pit. flu tn Appfy 81 Unoce1 14111 E
, .. Mt 714/554-2893 HANDY ANDY • Mllnt & No Job to amall. All typel. TOP QUALITY PAINTING 761-8190 °' wrtte P.0 ~to' PO Box 1117. MH1•l• •• 85/hr. 8. Ana. SM-1304. ltt9tol, CM 14CMf11 . Ooof•~r-Alterlllonl Repllr SVC Home Apt I F,.. •t. Uc. 831·2345 Int/Ext ref9, Ir• Mt. Box 4365 Coeta Mela. Station 420 Newport P.O. Box Bao HOSTUIE8 WANTB>
C1blnet1-Pa.nel-L0ci<...ete Commerci.i 780-7194 .......... ....1111 lat-1111 CA 9282e.'.conftdtntial Beec:tt, Cl 02teo Coeta Me.-, CA 9282e Alt lhlft1, 11P9fY In J*10t1 Ai l&I• 1~11
35 yr1 exp. Jerry M2.0IWl7 ~ p = Attn: Tim Gueeaman 3-5Pm The Gtlndlt ,_.. Summer Jobt ,IT Of PIT.
••HANDYMAN•• *'"1..,... I . No----eall .......__ taurent. 1400 Peelflc M/Hr.&4&-5780Aft2pm. w•• i Large or email. I do " 1111 CLEAN I EXPERT F Nd IAfERioM MOTOR ROUTE ........... • .,._. CoMt Hwy, NB. ~ c pet I 11a118110n eat 531-5579 or lw IMD· Over 25 ywn)(Peftenoe HANGING/STRIPPING Am Tm , .. -.tcJ"· .. "C:W"""-,-Rep1lr :Orti & Clwlng. YOU BUY• I INSTALL Uc. T-118,428 t30-1363 VISA·MC 873-1612 1 WUTll/mTlll. SeMce11';.T~ '"! , MS lnetall1tlon1. 836"'47~ Lt. Elec. Lt. Plumbing. HABC MOVINGH ANDYS WALLCOVEAINO Available In lrvlne area. AIRLINE ~~~-~~ =r.'1eoaet Htghwey
"6M.OWN OR PAIRTED c t/lf:= t Gar. Opnra. Wl ~94 Quk:tt & CarefUI T13eCMS lnltlll•tlon & Rem6vll $300 to $600. No collect-. Ul.ll llPI. "-' . ;;;r.'lo50 c:: eotona dll w-. -Mio Int/Ext Paln1~5) tan -"99Clt I Merkl Home lmprovw-LO RATES. 552-0410 Int. Palntlno. 548-i013 Exp'd, rMmkr. 7eo.eee8 ~., CctM Alk for --=,..,-=-.,,..-....,,...--
Ucl2UH7 831"9 ST CL.AIR COMSTRUCT menVrepllr. etc. cuatom Ing. 3-4 hours a day. Mon. .... • ·~ Louil M0-8381' BEAUTY SALON r~•Heullng-Concfet•. nnllh carpentry, f\llfy nanm-.im 1~So·~~ ihru Friday afternoon. Sat. Nft •xdtlno. ;::.,.. ~~M="'=-
......,.,., Rell. Rat•. ~1 equip woodlhop 87S..9063 11911111..,.... too big or imt. FMt, efll· & Sun. morning. Call atcn In Fun Zone. Fuel or f,~l=~ Vetde-lmmed. 0.,....·o· ~1.10 Of eny Driveways, petlol, pettla, 11.U.. St~M~~ dent, neat. Rep1lr &. 642-4333, ask for Kirk. p/tlme,..., needed.e.11 111-1•... • rentlcomm. Yvonne
Newport lwf\ toe. 176 etc No JOb too emlll. ltiOOJllNd • UoVINd Uc. T12'"'43e. 841....,.27 11~ IYI. FRU EST. °' Iv meo: 132-5224 ..., HS-1293 tMe.. 1005
HEUPlX 81~9 Reu. Ml<*ey. 53&-0553 Garage a Yard Ctnupa NEWWarehouMStorege Biii Brook• 91&..()393 COAST I taaia ltrrict Jon MS-4112 .......... Wlltplc>er 1net11at1on & • ORANGE !II.__ L Haull!'Q. MOYtng eteen.. _.,. fWnovie. All typea, comm I a... .._, ~. aocurlt• SERVICE· th ty 1 Deva. ..-. rat Cereful.Court~ & relld'I. Joe 645--5180 -· r•1
cNr1 & lnterpretetlon, ci..n tlouM • '640...()857 upeca11 Berry 722.a873... 8Y lw./Of ~ 141 3ee6 We 0.-lfld tlanO togettltr 330 W. Bay St. s10.oo. 9ry11n 432-1145. · • p::£J::/&:: ...1~ HlnQlttrtp. AcMoe to the .t HOuaecteanlng. carpet• ' College ttudent •llQ •Nd! ..,.... _ ........... , et•"" l3t-0730 Costa ..... esa CA upholltery, wlndoM, etc. low rate. protn9t. Thanlil Photogrephy-Weddlng1 ._,. m •
x;;: ma I Klrb~ Malnt. 831-6272 you, Couft. 759-1978 Boudolr·POtttllt·R ...... ...., i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii=il =...sw~=1~ 1tnftlta · •CONST. CLEAN-UP* Licenoed. Bob, 897-et51 '""!1.!"'!•'"!'llrlm"!!"B!!ll••"""!y"'!!'~"'!"'-11111t"'!"'=~
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'•a::: it!ltiii!! tza111111t111T111 , A_ .. 111 ... _ · 1n llOf• 11t ::ror, a:;; DRAINS CLEAR From •15 Openlns• Now Available -· ~ AM typea of remodel! --.-. eat9 •,._pg °' Fauoec., Dllpoaal, ._..,, ~~=-11c1..e19oe. a..o-'1see I LI....,. tt1elldetty(714~200t M1-0907 Uc. 122-eoee
.__. ·......... sT.cL.A1R c oNsTRucr. exPtR+JXPXADe LOYe1yR•del•t1e1c.r.. ~ CAR ROUTES .,...aea iYlftl Comm'I ~·1 Plan• to LandlJCIP9. MllnNnlnce. Home fOf the EkWty l'rr"liXT "'TY cp;r lid A&.tcllng Xl't I Logo. com••·,...: 846-4831 ,,.. •. 545--6108 Kaltty 540"'4101 By 80%. 30 d9Y "'*· ,,..
~ &erv. :~ AemOdei Repeir1 Patlol, Comptete c:ieM-up, gert'I Ua roof .... guar. 72.2·7537 ~·720-1191 dry-well & t.,ant lmprOY· melnl, ,, .. trlmlnQ, free ..... ,_.. .... ,u-/iMJdeu ment1. Randyl M 1-0e22 eat. Mauro. "2-tf73 • ....
• Word PrOCIHlnQ, ci.n UpaeTree ToPCltna * * * * • AUSH Joel ~eul Int/Ext. relld'I, oomm'I. X&f'n;:o::;;:h.rm
0 u A 8 E c I Al IT y. fntry i f!r;nc;JI DOOri Mll<E 880-3263 . 1Yn unton eicp. U#24'30 Top~· Low Pnoe.
GRAPHICS NEWPORT. 8Y Norman The Doorman Fret ... LOW AA TUI Free ett. Lie. 831·2345
720-9181 °"' &. Flr IS1-000R TIDI IHI 1K .. n.ltW
TYPtNG. word PfCl c 1110ng. DOORS O~LOAEll Te>pptd/~ QeM. For Info • .._.cell mlill_. ...... _._. ... 1
....._ 1eg11 documanta, Supc)fy-Aepelr up. new tewne is14479 ta-1177 01 llM24t EX""1' c~ r-.
bM ...... A IM lye-Cell Bob ~911...... "HI ,AINTINO 9Y. Noh-C*llncthie, At'9tdebte --. !MM 552"'4744 T'-'lrtm/Ct.Mup ~ Inf~. 11 )'fl= IOtc:Mna, beeN. 122-1713
C..!!J ~~~ ~IUc.NM114 ...... ftMPJ .. nsr ... tn x;;;: auay PUA 11 ILlfTm K.C. TMllffMOf • LET THI IUN8HINe IN .... , ••. JO • AM TyPa QuMty wottl,,,.. .... Top. Trim. ~ Oull. A A.A. ,AINTlNG lnVlld .,,.,.,. Widow*-*"
..... Oflloee Homee -#dMtS ..... 7401 Serv. Uc/IN....... LOW!IT ~..J: Ud. Cel (714) 14t..,
WI DO IT ALLI UC'dllnl/ AUID/COMM'l/IND 21 ........ or IM l•I 10-leMce. 4m httt Window~ _,...!i:iiii"'iit11MiCiieonet;e;;;t.;:;M11~-it»4 1 yr1.0o~ownwort1 Uc. EXP'D~ io,.._ ........... ~ .-..... ,,..,.....,. ...... ~ .. • a.vtoe U711M1 Al ..... 129 I N.11.,CdM ..... Qullty .,__,...,_m~7537 ~--72CM10t _..fWMd ... Addfttone NEW/MPMA Qualty! No yard CW. at FW. r-.. DAH iA(ylJii 'A#fT'HQ we l.IAH WtNOOW9
Dolf't -. 141 4MO Jobi· 10 lfNll!· rwoneble AON'I ~ Lio 14*24 COfM*def/"-'fff'lt .... bb 6" M'A'" irt.. ..... Mc d . u 1.2341 .,.,....... c.11~114-2011 1.-y ao. t..-,y t.to
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A ';PE( IAI ADVERTISING
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VOL. S. NO. 19
'°IATl RDAY
MAY 10. 1986
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4. George Elkan. Co.
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llF.SIDENTIAL BROKERAGE SER~ICES . W1•-•••1Sm•1m a...-. 11 ...... ,. •••1--. •m• Thia doll houlle ii P,ftfect for • couple, ancie or 11-. r ' .. If 10" are lookinc for a 2BB ~ that -
11DA11 family. Hlch ti.In cetUnea and Berber IRVINE Tl!IUtAcE •• ,._ 1.n.. been e: hmelly uppaded and decmat.ect 11m. carpetln& live thil home a liPt and open feelina. 4BR. pool C. Nwn ia it! ... In a pted community cbe to lbe
a.ck and front yards haw IUlh landlc:apinc with Bll:LCOURT 11.._. •·I. beldl. Ann P9t.en.
mature fruit treel and rw. Diana ~c 111r. 2Bll. ~ s. V<>st
MDIII -mlJ Mn.-:ic;... 2 ~ • ......
Executive'• cJellaht in this three bedroom CORONA ebrn-• • ...:.11"!: townhome. Vaulted cei.linp & windows.lhow off 3 BB. I'll ~ p BliJey
the 1erene mountain & canyon view and aparkl-SPYGLASS •• • 11 N.e Lw inc liahta. Community pool and t.ennia. 'fwenf)'-~BR. I'll, pool. view 2r L. Jacot.
four hour leCW'ity pte. Diana~. CJ>.M. ... 11' LMf J I
..,._, ,SF ..... _ .28.R -1-6· ----L.O!th
Harbor mace auanf-pied community, 2BR.
2 ~BA, library & den wttb labulow inlmd and
nlght light views. Be.utilul decor throughout
with wood and etched ~ front doon and
tation ahutt.en.. Ed l'&:anO and Maureen
' LUii ...... 1811• ...... 1U M11,m
Serene neutral P0111mOUtb plan IW'l'OUDded by
oriental p.rdenl with two ..-. View of. pMiOnl
hilla. Reedy to move in! Marilyn Bulldey. •---au-...... ••.-The popular 0 New Bedfont•• 5BR. family roam,
bonua room. formal livina room and dininc room
family home with sweeptnc oc.an. hilllide and
dty lighta views. Price reduced to $595,000.
Maralou Ingold. ·
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Remodeled, sm,Je atory, 4 BR. 4 BA home with
over 106 ft. on the water. Huce waterfront yard
with room for pool. Private community behind
guard gate. Lender will provide excellent financ-m,. Price includes the land. Ma~n White/Ed
l'.ecano.
•HI -.,. LIT .... The unique opportunity of a lifetime. The chance
to own thia larp custom hclmesite on the highest
point of Newport Beach in the guarded gate
mmmunity of Harbor ftid&e. This inoompuabJe
location provide9 the ultimate of panoramic views
from the mountains to Newport Harbor, to
Catalina and the Padfic Ocean. Great terms
available. Maureen White and F.d r.:.no.. .... -. ...... " ...... A fabulous 6.8 acre a.com heme site with oom,
plete plana for either a 10,000 IQ ft or 18,000 99 ft
California SpenJlh estate. Dramatic views of San
Juan Valley and the Padflc Ocean. Owner will
a.i.at with finandnc and consider trades. F.d
l'«anel Maureen White. .,,..._ ....
Hillsboro plan 5 BR, 3 BA 0n large point lot. New
carpet and paint. Added windows in liviJl& room
enhance the ocean bay and dty ni&ht light vtew.
Sandie Fix.
•111111 ~ ·--....... Perfection pel"90nitied in thia new liatinc ideally
located on cul-de-aac. Gradoua decontor toucbea
throu&hout, 4 BR, private yard and ideally pri-
vate u well. Marilyn Bulkley. ......... ,... ·--Nantucket done to perfection. Five bedromm.
3BA. marble entry, neutral cwtom carpeUne
throuihout, new C9binetry in kitchen and family
room. Oak floon in family room and ahuttered
window treamentl all help to make tb1a home a
dream. Marilyn Bulkley.
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Slngle rtory, 8BR, golf ooune, cwtom home. CW-
de-aac locatlan on one ol the canyon's f:inst street.
J'eaturee f onnal livinl and clini.nc room, ia,..
muter auiw with private office. Family room and
den, larae pool abed lot, e~ views! Danny
Bibb/Stephanie Grody.
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A. Peters
·--• mAT , .. , _ llU.-Five lpKioul bedrooms, 3 full BA. incredible
laf'I'! family room. dramatic living & dining. 3
firepI.:s. beamed cieWnp. beautiful oak floors
th.rouahout, French doon, many built-in&, and all
just like new. Pool med lot. Truly one of a kind.
Excellmt value at '875,000. Danny Bibb. .. ._ .. , .. _ .....
Two bedrocxm. 2~BA condo with boat slip.
Loc.ted ln the pte suarded community of
Bayside Cove. Fe.twa formal living & dining
rooma. Specb.la patios owdonlring bay. Large
muter aait.e and aecondary bedroom, 1eparate
den & cuest bath. 2 car,.,... Bank is motivated
& will help finance. '63(),000 including land.
Stephanie Grody and MAl1ha Macnab.
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From this great one at«y home in Bayshoree.
Constant~ vtew from this large lot in
prestigious Bayshor& High ceilings in this
spadoua home. Larae living romn. tremendous
muter aaite. Four bedroomt and 3BA. Barbara
Aune. ..l'IR T llTl11 ·111'1 • IW 11.-.-
0vet-3 ICeNc acres. 58R, 4 ~BA. 5 fireplaces, 45
foot p>Ol. 9x12 .... s bOl9 stable, 1800 IQ.ft. party
are. OWi' nablea & 2Bll, bar and fi.replace-. 100
milea of bridal trails. prd pte, private leCWity,
dub home, tennis. pool Tom Allimon.
...,•mn•a1n•0 m1n 11n.-
F.uy ln --.y out for work OI' plelil'Utt. The finest
aanda "on" location with eM)' accem to all of
Newport BMch culture, lpor1a and buaine91. Thia
IU~ architect home ol 6BR + den and master
.Wte-w/fireplaice and al.r conditkmine baa ''Atlan-
tia., view. Priced fairly at '875,000. J!:uy to tee by
appt. wl'l'om ~.
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Bat location -steps lo be9cb patb. Tbree bedroom
lin&te at.ory, opmtDc to laraeamny patio. Becem-
ly iri'*'deled with romn lo expend. "29;000 ·
includee the land. Martha M.mab.
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Hardly ever available. Larate lBR. lBA on the
front with an ~ve view from the jdty to the
Balboa Ialand tXldae. c.ompletely redone with
new built-in kitchen, ceramic tile, brick floorinc
on porches, bath with marble counters, electric
awning and more. Showa beautifully! $449,000
includes land. Manha Macnab.
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New on the market. Wonderful view. Beautiful
condition. All tNw W\ita bav~2.Bll, ~
unit, formal dining + pollible 3rd bedroom. Four
car garaae. Back unit hu viewing dedt. Great
demand for A-1 be.ch property. Beverly Morphy. · -·---..... c.omplemented by the library adjalcent to both the
living room and master aait.e. Formal dininc room.
bright kitchen with a apeciot.aa breakfast nook and
wiond bedroom and den complete the design.
Panoramic views of the ~ harbor and city
Uchta. M.aWftll White/Ed Eacano. ,.._anuna-• .. ,.-
Totally remodeled 3BR, 2~BA end unit oon-
dominiwn with ooeen and bay view. Brick entry
and patio, French doon thnJuchout, windows
added for maximum light. Reedy to move into .
Priced to le1J at $397,000. Maxine Propp. ....... .,..1UI a.-.-
New1y offered elepnt aolf-coune estate. Maxi-
mum views from all rooms. Wonderful desicri for
family and enter1.ainin« with huge li · and
dining f'O(JIN. Five BR. pool, ape. 8BA..::
include t>e.utiful oak woodWortt, elevator. Bever-
ly Morphy and Barbara Aune.
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Sopbisticated Villa Balboe condominium with bay
and ocmn vtew. Stained glim lkylight, wrap
wround balcony, plantation lhutterJ.. air con--
ditioftinl. Ownet-will ..., ... option. Paula
Bailey. "'I llnm .. -... ..,... .....
Corona de1 Mar extra wide lot on peet acreet.
Only • few doon to Oceen Blvd. A cute IOlid 2BR
home at preeent with excellent potential for Jaree
ocean, view borne in the future. An ardlltect'a or builder•• ctr.m! Loia Jaicoba and Unda Oeth.
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CORONA DEL MAR
SPECTACULAR SPYGLASS HILL ~IEW
HOME · Bright & cheerllJI! 3 bdrms, 2 baths & family
room. Decorator perfect. Full ocean, bay and city lights
view. 2 Fireplaces. wooden shutters. hardwood floors.
spa in private arbor setting. Beautifully landscaped Just
reduced for quick sate $537.500
BELLE CHASE LEE
OCEAN VIEW HOME ON LAROE LOT ·
Lovely quiet area of customized homes in Corona det
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Mar Access to private beach Three bedrooms & two
~~~~~~-"!b~at~hs:.....!Two deck~s.JP~erruf~tor..J~.claulll.0£....IJ!tij.J:lQ!l.~I~~~~~~~__:_~~~~ -0£A BURTON
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SPYGLASS HILL-NEWPORT MODEL ·
Beautiful view of reservoir and city hghts. New carpet
and water heater. custom bar, marble master bath.
Assumable loans. $385,000.
MARIA BERCOVITZ
OLD CORONA DEL MAR HOME PLUS
INCOME Corner lot south of highway, 3 bdrm. 2
bath owners unit. 2 brm, 2 bath hght and airy apartment
separated by lovely yard. Each has private entry, built in
kitchen & laundry room. 2-car garage plus 1 space.
$425.000
MARILYN TWITCHELL
EXCITING POSSIBILITIES WITH
FABULOUS VIEW · First hme offered. Situ ated m
one of Corona Del Mar's finest area. Large lot wit~ space
for expansion Pool & spa m private courtyard. New J.car
garage. Large covered redwood & brick v1ew1ng terrace
3 bdrms & family room. $420.000.
BELLE CHASE LEE
FABULOUS OCEAN VIEWI · Third lot from
Ocean Blvd Prest1g1ous site in prime location 1ust steps
to the beach. Build your new drtam house or great
potenlttal to remodel present structure. $449.000.
VICKI KRAUS
BUY NOW-SPEND SUMMER ON THE
BEACH! Located in block from Big Corona Beach,
this custom built 3 brm, 21h bath, fam~y room home 1s
priced to sell at $389,000. Sellers moving south. want
otter! -
CAROL PANGBURN
FOR THE DISCERNING BUYER-$20,000
REDUCTION · Superbly UP&raded executive home
with exc1t1ng ocean. city hght & mountain view. Pool &
spa, new landscapmg, air cond1boned, alarm system. 4
bdrms. 21h baths, family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar &
hardwood floors. Large assumable loan. $620,000.
BELLE CHASE LEE
OCEAN a NITE LITES · Outstanding custom
home perfect for enterta1mng and gract0us l1V1nc.
Unsurpassed view from living room. Large rooms,
gourmet kitchen. patio off dining room adds to the 3,000
It. of grandness. $695,000.
DOROTHY HARDCASTLE
VACANT: HARBOR VIEW HOMES · BeautJ.
ful, hght. bnght. newly painted & landscaped. Move-in
condition 4 bdrm, 21h bath home. Owners have moved
and would like to see an otter. Just fell out of escrow.
$359,000.
TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 1·5
1601 PORT ABBEY Pl.ACE. N.B
IN LOVELY CAMEO HIGHLANDS, C.D:M. ·
Beaut1fuly upgraded 4 bdrm residence. New carpet,
paint. wall coverings. A park·like yard with lush
landscapng on a private corner lot. Owner most anxt0us.
$399.000.
LINDA TAGUANITTI
NEWPORT BEACH
STUNNING NEWPORT POOL HOME · Re·
duced & ready to go! Location plus in this lovely
executive home. Immaculate & ready to move in. 3
bdrms or 2 & den. 2 fireplaces. Perfect tor enterta1n1ng.
Asking $3-40.00.
MARILYN HILL
CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION · 5 bedrooms. Great
home for family hvmg and entertaining, Private large lot
with sparkling pool. formal dining, parqutt floors 1n
f am1ly room. Walk to schools. park. and shopping village.
$259.900.
VICKI KRAUS
"NEW EXCITING LISTING · on the bluff" at
Newpt>rt. large "Latour" model with two bedroom suites
and fireplace. Quiet with some view. pool, spa and
security. For only $140,500. Good financing.
ROGER BROWN
PICTURE PERFECT BAYFRONT HOME
W/PIER a SLIP · Only Sl,075,000 will buy this
custom built 4 bdrm home. Enioy the warmth of finely
f1mshed hardwoods. An extensive use of glass anows
placid views of bay and lights. Call for an appointment.
DON DE THOMAS
LIDO BA YFRONT CONDO, ONLY .... ooo · Eletantly decorated condo on excluiive
lido Park Dnve. Security building futures 2 huce
bedrooms. spa tub, and atrium. Probate sale. Call for
details.
MARY JN«/~ BEMENT
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FIRST TIME BUYER8-NEWPORT •ACH
FOR $131,IOOI ·Owner must selH Submit all offers!
Villa Balboa condo w/stunmne ocean view. Complete
security w/guarded gale. Enjoy ocean sunsets, pool &
spa.
SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE DABOl T
A COVETED COMBINATION FOR UV1NG
· Spact0us 3 bdrm, 3 bath condo with laundry room.
About 1900 sq ft of great view hvmg above Newport Bay.
the ocean and mountains. One of a kind. don't miss 1t!
$275,000. .
ROGER BROWN
PANORAMIC OCEAN/BAY/FA I
8 VIEW -Th1S 2 bdrm. 2 bath condo has-one
of the best ocean views 1n all of Newport. Minored doors.
large walk·tn closets, fireplace, gate-guarded community.
$228.000.
JOYCE DABOL T /SALLY SHIPLEY
LIDO ISLE .CONDOS · four 2 bdrm condos 1n
super locat10n. Steps to community tenms & beaches.
Short walk to Lido Village, shops & restaurants.
$199.000 each Buy one or all!
CATHRYN TENNILLE
BAYFRONT-SPECT ACULAR VIEW OF
TURNING BASIN · large pier & shp. Remodeled. 4
bdrms, 3~ baths. den. 3-car garage. Room to expand
Community tenms. Sl.750.000.
Bill VINCENT
COSTA MESA
GREAT EASTSIDE COSTA MESA LO·
CA TIONI · Hurry on this 9ne. This attractive 3 bdrm.
2 bath home won't last long. Breakfast nook, bu1lt·ins 1n
charmmg kitchen, covered patio, yard. $148,900.
JOYCE DABOL T /SAU Y SHIPLEY
MESA VERDE BEAUTY · Completely upgraded 4
bdrm family home w/pool & spa. Exhibits pride of
ownership. Great curb appeal. $307,500.
MARIA BERCOVITZ
COST A MESA FOURPLEX · Situated on the
westside, close to schools & businesses. These unrts are
always rented. Each IS a 2 bdrm, 1 bath & has its own
garage & pmate yard. Invest now while interest rates are
low. $278.000. ,
JOYCE DABOL T /SALLY SHIPLEY
IRVINE
IN WOOD8RIOGE, IRVINE · uetptt0nal 3 bdrm,
2'n blttl condo. Newly pa.nted & ready to move into.
$153,000.
l. E. STARK
AFFON>Aal.E TURTLIROCK HOMl-
'1..,..l'IE · Perfect for the buyer seekinc a prime
Ila It lfl lffordlb&e price. Sunny, SI. lmf p&lft Ofl
corner lot Upcraded & air-<Onditioned. Great location.
Walk to pan, pool, tenncs & schools.
SALLY SHIPl.EY I JOYCE ~ T
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wtcet•C.-A 3
bdr m , 2'~ bath
charmer, two story
spaciou s master
suite ~nd family
room, on tree llned
street close to beach.
$435,000
fO USTlli
SI 12,511 Fii Tll
101M1 -Dyriamltel
Cozy cul-de-sac near
nature 8188 In New-
, port Terrace. Comm .•
pool, spa, two bdrm,
2 bath for $112,500
fOUSTIC
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Hard to find one level
'4 bdrm, near village,
park, senior center.
Newer pamt, country
kitchen, latge lot, low
price. $339,000
NEW USTltG
•--Onebdrm
plus oonvertlble den,
In popular Orange
Tree. Streams, ten-
nls, poot, activities.
Sold In present con-
dition. $115.000
Fm UU -Priced below current appraisal, 4
doors from Big Corona, speck>us family home, 7
yr old, lmmacutate, bring off~. $580,000
... TlftD .. C4I IUCI -Oh wow! 3
spacious 3 bdrm apts, ~ block to beach, fire-
places, laundry rooms, 2 car garages. $519,000
----OY!R $1 MILLION=---
-CM UTln -5 bdrm, 1 story home, ocean
View, Laguna's finest 8188 with private beach,
comm fecUttlee. $1, 190,000.
l llU • 111 alff -In San Oemente, spectecu-
lat view of the Pactftc. 5 bdrms, medtterranean
flavor, owner wllUng to ftnance. $1.500,000
TODA Y'S COVER HOME
flNIST VllW
It's the April Solesberson of the Month we're talking about. Kathy Granieri (right) opened by
co-listing a CdM duplex that sold for $365,000. Victoria Sinclair countered with a Jasmine
Creek sale ond o duplex listing totalfing $630,000. Kathy finished first by selling her own lisfin9
in Westcliff for $277,500. The winner? Kathy Granieri. The two relotiw newcomers teomed for
an impressive S 1,367,500 in sales as part of Unique' s record breaking month of April, 1986.
ON THI NIWPOIT MAIKIT
Sp9ctoculor 6,700 sq.ft. home on half acre o~
~tuded beach and cocnt line. Semotionol. $.4,300,000.
Allf reduced and attroctin9 much o;1et1fionl
A UNIQUE FAMILY HOME
Profesak>naJly decorated four bedrooms, fam-
ily room Palermo In Harbor View, near school,
pool and park. Just reduoed to $329,500. See
Dottle Johnson at 2012 Port Bristol, Newport
Beach. Saturday & Sunday 1-5.
~~~-UNDERS300,000~~~
• llmll, • llMS -Beck bay and night llght
view from 3 bdrm, 2 bath condo, end unit, sunny
patio, on greenbelts. $229,000.
'335,000 TO $450,000 --
UClll lllCI -Cottage flavored 3 bdrm, a block
to Victoria Beach, newer and nicer, with a peek of blue view. $435,000. .._ ______________ __,
A LIT If LIT -Magnificent 180° view of Dana
Point Hatbor, lights, mountains. With $50,000
down. O.W.C. Submit all otters. $225,000.
tumfll U ll9FS -Desirable end unit, wrap
around patk>, upgraded S bdrm, A.C., full secur-
ity. quiet cul-de-aac. $238,000.
llftlY Tm• Tll ll.9f -Its special! 3 bdrms, on
a lovely greenbeft loaded with trees. 2 story
townhouse. 1830 sq.ft. $240,000.
SPlCIAI. • ClllY• ISlA9 -Upgraded Pinehurst
model, 2BR, den, comm. spa, tennis, pool. Big
deck with small view. Tasteful! $210,000.
IUCI llftST90T -A duplex just a block to the
beach In Newport, owned by lender, rent poten-
tial very strong, desJrable area. $237 ,000.
SMTA ft JU• -Appeallng Bluffs townhome,
'barrel fireplace', beams, enlarged Linda plan
with hot tub. Hot llstlng at onty $242,500.
UTIU ISlm ... -2 untts, fuQ Balboa t9'8nd
lot, flreplacee, patk>, ck>M to bey. Income
S 18,000/yr & build dream home. $295,000
Clm& Ill -CW. -Modemtad 2 bdrm, 1
bath chatmtna home, )ennaire, tied lpe. ~
glua, apace for offtce or atudlO. 1295,000
._RID 9'11-4 bdrm, 2 bath *9e fwty
detacMd. Cut-de-sac nMr echoola end .,.,tca.
Need110ve and pl1ced accordlngty. 1123,000
$14,511 • -TIU -Irvine condomiNUm pro)eet: st,...,,,., poof, tenn ... One bdrm end
unit hu loft, qutet, told In praunt ~ton.
Tll Pma 11 ml -Thats rate theee days, so Is a .-----------------
IPEI SATlllAJ 1-1 5 bdrm 9'ngte story In Broedmoor. Immaculate
sunny and private. 1369,000. '
IAYflOIT LIT -Complete with a cozy older
homel Balboa Penlnsula sandy beach. 3 bdrm, 2
bath with QUte cabana. Just $-450,000.
llCCHT RMI PIM -Seller wants offers on
Jasmine Creek, plan 4, 3 bdrm, 2 story, comm.
DOOi & tennis. Just reduced. $335,900.
... IPPllmll -For famlty desiring lovely,
spacious '4 bdrm paol home In prestigious Irvine
Terrace for under $-400,000
---$511,000 to $115,000 ---
HT Ml ft(W -From beamed living r~m.watch
bay and pavllllon, 3 bdrm, office, courtyard,
dee6gner kitchen. Unique at $575,000.
~ & ~ -Townhome overtooklng all of
Nwprt Beech. Perky 3 bdrm, 3 bath, retreet off
matter Ute. In Hatbor Ridge at $ee1;000.
Ill l -· I KmiT -LB compound: tertnts court, tpa, adobe walls, tile roof, poot, vtew of
the Peclflc. Plenty of bdrma. $7 45,000.
Tm ~ • • -\ In ttW older oc.enfront
home, extra Wg9 k>t. 3 bdnn, fOnn8I dining.
den, rec room, ..,erate gueet houM. 1895,00Cl
l lMlf LRmU -H•bor Ridge townw~wtth
aerene vtew of city end t>eyond. 3 bdrm, 3 bath,
Impeccable condttlon 9"d A.C. $&42,500
.. • $580,ooo n1 ._.,._.,
Unique 3 bdrm, 1 blk to beech H. -Mantas
... .. $329,500 1112,.. ......
Lovely Palermo, <4 bdrm. ramify room D. JohNon
.. -$895,000 ...........
Oceanfront 3 bdrm. forever view M. vonGeldem
.. -$295,000 ... h11d11
Cluaic 2 bdrm, 1 bath cottage J. Skahan
.... ,,.... $396,000 11111..-.
Private <4 bdrm, pool T. Wallick
..... $238,000 -..... End unit 3 bdrm, many extras F. Scott-Evans
-.. mu $399,500 1111 ....... war
Bay, OCMl'I, city llgf'lts vu, 3 bdrm 0 . Markas
IPEI ll•Y 1-1
.. -$580.ooo n1 .. _,_
lJNque 3 bdrm. 1 bfk to beech H. Mn•
-.. $329,500 1111 hft ...... Lowety P81wmo, <4 bdrm, family room D. Johneon .. _ *"5.ooo am.._ ....
OceMfront 3 bdrm, for'9Wr vtew M. vonGeedern
.. -$295,000 11' ...... c..-c 2 bdrm, 1 battl cottaige J. Sk.,_, .
.... $238,000 -....... End unH 3 bdrm, many extra F. Sc::ott-E..,_
.... $2<40,000 ............
Two atory, 3 bdrm town."'<>me T. Wllllk*
NEW LISTING GREAT GREENBELT LOCATION
Irvine · University Park. Outstanding family home Very popular "Angelita" model. One level, 2 bd.,
across from big park, pool, tennis. 4 bd., 3 ba., 2 ba., brge greenbelt off back patio. Private end
f.tmily room, formal dining. Total new decor. Air unit. Price includes the land.
conditioned, spa. Price includes the land. , $211,000
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BEAUTIFUL SETTING
Well located "H" plan , 2 bd., 2 ba., close to pool
and Back Bay. large trees create private country
setting. leasehold.
OPEN HOUSI SAT A SUN 1--IPM
2154 VISTA INTRADA, Na
$1•9,500
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EASTBLUFF-POOL
One level, .C bd., 2111 ba., large pool and spa.
Security system, 2 fireplaces, large family room.
Lusk built "B" plan. leasehold.
OPEN HOUSI SUN l·IPM
223• AltALIA, Na
$254,900
LOWEST PRICE IN ilLUFFSI!
This owner is very anxious. Great starter home,
one level, 3 bd., 2 ba., shutters, air conditioning.
Big bright country kitchen. leasehold.
OPEN HOUSI SAT A SUN 1-IPM
2520 VISTA DIL ORO, Na
$112,500
LARGE GREENBELT
Expanded one level "Bonita" plan. 3 bd., 2 ba .•
teak floors in living and dining rooms. Charming
courtyard entry. Price includes the land.
OPEN HOUSl SAT A SUN 1-IPM
1912 VISTA CAUDAL, Na
$221,000
VERY POPULAR ONE LEVEL
One level, spacious "Lin~" model, 3 bd., 2 ba.,
wrap-around patio, large kitchen with walk-in
pantry. Private master suite. Price includes the
land.
OPIN HOUSl IAT l ·IPM
4090NDA. Na
$220,000
SMASHING VlllW
Beautiful view of Back Bay and sunsets. 3 bd., 2Vi
ba., all new kitchen, shutters, neutral decor. Quiet
cul-de-sac location. LOWEST PRICE FOR VIEW
PROPERTY IN DIE BLUFFsm Price includes the land.
$282,500
SUPl;Ra QUALITY THRU-OUT
This to tally redone "Delores" plan is unsurpas5'!d.
French doors, large back patio with incredible
view of Back Bay. End unit privacy. 3 bd., 2112 ba.,
totally new kitchen, air conditioning. Price In-
cludes the land. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT.
RARE "Q" PLAN
$399,000
Features conversation pit with fireplace.] bd., 2112
ba., shutters, spacious living area, near new
carpets and tile. Price Includes the land.
$239,IOO
640-0020
P All·LIU ON TRB WATD QUALITY CUSTOll EX'l'UIOI W /LIGBTBOUSB RIPUCA
One of the Mot Prestigkm ~ on the Watir in Newpmt Beadt
Located at the entrance of Harbor laland on Newport Bay + Channell Panoramic views of bay +
channel. 100 ft. frontage on Newport Bay with 176 ft. on Channel of Newport Bay. Boat slip will accomodate
large yacht! Huge lot with p_ark-like grounds, with private sandy beach. ·
SPECIAL FEATURES: 9 bedrooms, 6+ baths, 13 rooms with 3 fireplaces, wet bar, 3 spa tubs, sauna,
3 car garage, all red brick driveway, a greenhouse, workshop, recreation room + much more!
Custom quality exterior consisting of stone, slate and aged wood (shiplap) replica of a lighthouse
approximately 40 ft. vertical from den.
OFFERED AT $6,800,000 TRADES CONSIDERED
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REALTORS
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George ElkiDs Co. aims for service
By Jiii BATllOOCK
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C-ompanies don't:.= busi-neu for 63 years they
have learned to do thiDp riaht.
u tbc Oeoqe Elkinl Co. bas.
Mameer' Don De 'fboow
and 28 full.time agents are
continuina that 63-year tra-
dition of service u they rep-
raent clients in Oranae County
from their Newport lteach of-
6ca.
De Tbomu joined the com-
puy five yean aao in one of its
other Southern California of-
fica. He moved to Newport aao. He said his l---"O"'l:flice~....,lll=leC::..CJ+IA ·~li·tts· in marketing
sinaJe-Wnily homes, but also
handles rentals and some in-
vestment~
The oompuy"s success bas
stemmed primarily from its
policy of providing fair and
personal services, be said. By
aerviq clients professionally
durina the compuy's history,
its qents have built. an ex-
tensive refeml network that
belpa them sell properties priced
from S 1 S0,000 all the way up to
$9 million.
The firm bas recently added
Ann Bement, Barbara
Chambers, LE. Stark and ROICf'
· Brown to its staff. .
. Brown tw worked u a real
es1a~ broker for 12 years, in
addition to caRCn u a naval
aviator and later u a test pilot
and sales manqrr for Lock-
heed. A Iona-time Lido llle
resident, Brown concentrates on 1istina aDd IClliDa properly in his
own neiahborbood.
"You aren't just aellina
houses on Lido. You're aellinaa
life style in a one-of~-kind oomm~ty. They have their
own-fleht and tennis clubs, women's club, kids' sailina ~
gram and it's easy to set ~
quainted..''
Brown said it is difficult for
people from other areas to
undentand Lido property
values. Home prices start at
$300,000 and climb into the
millions. Buyen represent all
different aae groups and young
people, particularly those who
have been raised on Lidf?1 are currently buying homes mere,
he said
Barbara Cbamben bas beeQ a
licemed California agent for
nllieyears and bas spent the past
three affiliated with Amencan
investor sales. She bu bad
extensiveext:F with major residential kerqe finns in
the Newport Belch area.
Chamben speciali7.es in mar-
keting prestite homes and ter-
ves many clients in Newport
Crest, which she said often easy
acceu to the· beach at an
exceptional value ..
Ann Bement has worked with
real estate qents, builden and
property manarment firms
since 1974. She said the Georae
Elkins eo:s computer sy1'lem
contains information about
pro~ countn!ide and that
she can sell a home in Hunt .. inaton. Harbor just u easily as
one in Newport Beach.
Based OD industry forecasts,
she said, the market foT sinale-
family housing should remain
brisk for the rest of 1986 and
that the company is now enter-
ing its busiest time of year, when
kids are out of school and
families are moving to new
locations.
LE. Stark became a pilot in
the U.S. Air Force and later
worked in the aerospace indu~
try before becoming a real estate
agent He lives on Lido Isle and
bas developed a computer pro-
REALTY
Associates, where she special-
ized in land acquisitions and
pam that enables him to evalu-
ate property and detirmine its
current market value.
Within the computer 9*1D.
be bas stored information on
every home on Lido, inchldina
the boUle'a chanc1eriltic:a the
lot value -baaed on a rate per
front foot and per 1quare foot -
u well u a variety of Otber
coDlidaations to determine
each bome•s market value.
"In coutal ~County, a
lot of people don't rea1i7.e it but
the value of the lot can KCOWlt
for as much u three quarters of
the home's val~" be said.
"Most of the lots are small -
maybe an avenaic of 2,660
square feet If you want to build
a big house, you have to buy
several existing homes and tear
tbemdown.
"The buyers down liere are a
select few who really love living here... .
During 1984 and 1985, Stark
said, property values on Lido
dropped a total of 16 percent
However, due to more favorable
market conditions, be said
values should go up at least S
percent this year.
The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm ..
JIHILlllH * HI• --11 .... DMtx• 1 bdrm condo well located on the OOMn
lide of PCH. Flrephilce, wt blr & lerge endoMd
patio. Prtvat• comer unh. Beauttful community
pool, apa & ramlda.
... UIF or I Liii 11U.-
Move In wtttt )ult a ltttle down. Well k>Clted
Newport Belct\ condo. 1 bdrm plut • con-
vertible din, 2 full b9tM. deluxe gourmet
klte:Mn, prtvate deck, expenlNe carpettng, full
eecurtty buldlng.
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Luxurtoul 2 bdrm condo beautlfulty ctecorated
wtth fabuk>ua views of the bay, ocean and ctty
Hght1 from fN«Y room. Large eun deck, full
eecurlty bulldlng, terrific recreation facilltles.
Reduced for quick aale .
We have eeveral quality rental properties
~ now, furnllhed or unfumllhed
(>ftced from S 1025 to S 1950 per month. a.t locatk>na. 2 to 5 bedrooms. Cati and
uk for our rental department. ............. 1 ... awn.a moving out of ..... haW reduced the
prtce on th* kMty hen'9 for a qulc* ...._ 4
bdrme. 3 b8tN. f8mly room, fonnel dining &OUlllll * WUCTIR Liii •t• room. 3 Cllr gwage, MWty redone ~ltchen. 3 level & oontlguOul Iota. Muttlple zoned. Awty
M'flllln mm.. 11.-.-to build. MtlY ... ~.
8orewlna tMlyfront home wttti ea*'°'-. tMay au-.-...-.net ...._ •••tern ~n. Located in The moet bMuttfuly decorlted penthCQe at
_... pie gultded ._.,,.. 4 bdrme, VIie 811boe1 MIO, the~ VIia ~ ftoor
WnMy room. lllrQI --=~· ~of room plen. 2 dec*8, 2 bdnne peua a converttble den. a tor a pool. AedUoed to ....... · fwnly room Ind a fonnll dining room. A ,..,
....... llnmf ·-·· 1111.m 80 feet on the bay In fMhlonabte D<MM' snore..
Beautlf\llty maintained 4 bdrm home With all new
kitchen, comfortabte den that conYWt1 to gu..t
room, work shop, formal dining area plu9 an
eating area In the kitchen. Large brick patio on
the bay side wtth room for a pool. Private pier
and noet. ...... _ ....
Completely furNlhed and beautlfully decorated
bachek>r condo. Ught c:ok>ra & private deck, b9r
and mirrored wWt. Good location. ····--....... ChlnNng 2 bdrm upMM8 unH in .,..... Hunt-
ington Townehtp. Party*" deck. Very pt1Vate.
8-ltNty maintained grounds Ind commuNty
poof. Walking dtltanoe to lhopplng Ind peri(.
(213} 628 2828 ~ (714) 873 4400
2141 IAIT COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL llAR
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Millions fin·d route to home ownershi
Settling for.smaller, unconventional homes.
creative financing, do-it-yourself renovation
8Y LAWMNCE KILMAN .._ ...... .._ ....
Rupert and Gllllan Ingram owned a
rambling. 90-yeer-oid fermhouee near
the Maasachu8etts cout and loved Its
spaclouaness, Its white pine floors and
Its pervasive smell of woodsmoke and
apples.
But their fuel bllls were enormous,
and upkeep was a headache. When
th~r two glrfa grew up and moved out,
the lngrams, then In their 50s, decided
they needed a house that better suited
their needs.
They bullt their new home at the edge
of a salt marsh. and they bullt It
underground. Nestled Into a hlllslde, It
has 16 Inches of sod on the roof.
But this Is no rabbit hole. The rooms.
though small, are open and airy, and
the south wall is faced In glass. The
waving marsh grass stretches for
miles, and the majestic view gives the
feeling of space the lngrams craved.
The underground home has another
benefit. In their farmhouse, their annual
gas blll could reach $1, 700. In their
earth-sheltered, sun-warmed house
near Newbury, Mass .• the bill is zero.
What the lngrams did -moving
from the old homestead to a smaller,
more easlly managed home -Is a
housing trend of the 1980s as costs
Increase and the population ages.
But other shifts In American society
are changing the American home as
Moring from tlJe old
IJometttead to a 1J11Jaller,
more ea•Uy managed
home l• a IJoa•J.n.g trend
of the 19808 u c011tll
lncrea.e and the popu-
lation age11.
are making home ownership af-
fordable.
••Ai leaat half of thoae people who are
gofng to be turning age 30 are gotng to
have to ftnd lnnovattve ways to buy
h0u988," saJd Kenneth Ro9en, a real
estate analy9t and bu91nesa profwlor at UC Bert<ekly. ·.1
"They're gOing to have to have a
parent help them, they're going to have
to share wtth ~..... buy a
emaller houM than they would have
otherwise, MYe In a location they don't
want to live In," he saJd.
An old-fashioned word llM prudenoe
also helps In these modern times.
Prudence, as In getting the most for
your money. Don Metz. art architect In
Lyme, N.H .• makes today's compact
houses seem larger by eflmlnatlng
walls between rooms, devoting as llttle
space as possible to haltways and
using big wtndows to bring the out-
doors Inside.
Prudence, as In demanding energy
effictency. The Ing rams, for example,
rely on sunlight and a WOOd stove to
heat their house. They have yet to use
their furnace. "Even unsophisticated
buyers are going to ask, 'How much
Insulation Is In the roof?' and they'll
want double-pane windows," said
Metz.
For many people, making homes
affordable means abandoning such
mlddle-class standards as big
backyards and formal llvlng and dining
rooms, those remnant• of the Victorian
parlor that are too good for dalty famlly
use.
When housing was less expensive,
famlllel lnslated on IMng rooms, even
though most of their dalty actlvttlee
occurred IQ.l""lty rooms or dena. They
wanted dlnTng rooms, but they ate In
the kitchen. Such dupllcatlon Is unaf-
fordable today, and rooms are gener-
ally given muttlple uaes.
High construction costs have also
well. Only 4 percent of U.S. famllles sparked a boom In the home Improve-
now match the traditional nuctear ment market, becauee more people ere
pattern of working father, non-working buytng ofd houMe end renovating, or
mother and two kids. ~Ingle adutts are they're building additions to homes
pooling their resources to buy houses they own. The home Improvement
together, rather than be confined market topped $69 bffllon In 19S.., and
forever to apartments. More families more than $38 bllllon belonged to the
have two wage earners, and some of do-lt-youl'Mlf eegment.
them w<>f'k at home. That aegment fa growtng becauee of
Growing numbers of baby boomers, people like Unda Heffet and BUI
already settled lnto comfortable sur-Hllllker, whoee MYen-room, 102-year-
roundlnga, are now starting families old house s11med to get ama1er u
and looking fOf' ways to stretch their their two children gNW. The famlty
spaoe. And wtth divorces com-Joined the carpentert In buHdlng an
monplace, single parents are looklnQI(.. addition. "Ttwt bOya and I leemed so
for good housing, too. much," said Hetfet. "There wer• things
The 1970s was a good decade for we would have newr begun becauee
buying.a home, but the first half of the we didn't think we could ftn'8h It. We
1980s was bad. Shar..tu rlalng prices learned you can do anything If you Jult
and mortgage rat,a k:;. many out of begin."
the market. eepeclalty young, first-time TtMtv t>ooght the houM for $38,000 a
buyers. decade ago. The addition coat $41,000
Neverthelesl, 64' percent of Amerl-and gave them a garege, a MCond
can• own their own homes, and that blthroom, famlty room and office work
lncludel mllllona of young famlltea. In apec:..
fact, 86 percent of 35-to 39--year-oida AnanciaJ arrangement• are 9'90
and 54 petcent of 30-to 3-4-year-olda changing. One of the new•t wmya to
•• homeowMra. How do they do tt? flnMCe a ~ It through • joint
Second lncomee are .,, lncreulngty owner8hlp aigreement, recently made
Important fector In ftnanclng home avaffabte In all .tat•, where parents
ownef'8hlp. SmaHer homee, unconven-buy part of their cNldrw' holM and
tk>MI dellgne. lnwnttw ftnandng and r•t tt beck to them. The chldren hlrve
About one-third of ftm-ttm. home
buyers get help from their Plf*lU
anyway, so the new mortgage has a
reedy-mtlde martcet, Mid Aoeen, who
~the program.
Of cour-. other factors beeldea
money we chMglng In the American
hOme. The growth of non-tradttlonet
famfflel hu eleO IPUn'9d new kMu.
When the Mlnn1apob College of Art
Md Dellgn announced ••A N.w Ameri-
can HOUM" ~competition lut
year, 3..e architect• eubmttted draw-ings.
''Three ldeu dMlned the competi-
tion," Mid It• director, Harvey
Sherman. "The drwnlUC~
houeehoid• not made ~ of . nudear
famlffel, the high cost of hc>uling, and
the growing trend of people wott<tng at
home.''
Architects were..aaked to deelgn six
attached hOUMS of 1 ,000 aquare feet
~ with a carport or garage and an
offlC:e or work space f<>f' every untt.
One design Included five unit• sug-
gested for a marrled couple with no
chlldren where one spouae was a writer
working at home; a slngle man wtth a
small brokerage office; an architect
wf\ose OOtlege-age son asslated him; a
psychiatrist with two young chlldren;
and two brothers, one of whom
operated a cabinet shop on the ground
floor.
Housing designs tradltlonalty re-
spond slowty to a changing society,
and that mean• much change 11 atlll to come. The beginning of change Is eeen
lo projects llke the Mlnneapotta com-
-Home warrant7
protection popular
. 9J ... A1111ktktd,,._
Since home warranty protection
Introduced tn the early 1970., tt
become more and more
among homeownet a, eccotdtng
Lynn J. Brinker, preetdent of arn-
Home Shletd, of Dublin, Caltf.
Brinker .. ya home warranty "pr
tlon plane provtde an lneXpenli¥e
to put a lld on C09ta uaoctated
service Of' replacement of major
pflance9 and home eyateme.
The potlcy ta a compfehenltve
vfce and reptaoement contract
Ing bt9akdowna due. to normal
and tear. Thia can Include tMNltlnO
et4J_Ctrlcal ayst_,,., buttt-ln ~MnCI
central air conditioning and awlmml
pool•.
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Behind the security ptes of Jasmine Creek you'lt find this lovely 3 bdrm., trl-
level home with an unobstructed view of the hilts. Top condJtJon thru-out.. COme
and see what $359,000 wlll buy In this prestite area ol Corona del Mar.
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~A bieticated, thil 4 Bd, 6 Ba. CUit.cm deeiped by WallllCe Neff
is California 'Wvm, at ita bM! Plom coun,ud miry tbna the s:ncioul A
apraw~ Ooor plan to 1parkling J!OOl. ...,.,.te citrua and roee p.rdenJ. ri&_bt oato coune it'1 the entertainen dqbt! PRIVATE POOL Hu USE
W/SA NA, eno1'IDOUI buement and Oftl 4200aq.ft. to charm you. 24 hour
guarded gate. Owner may •illt. $996,000. Call Jeri Hunt to aee.
Dear Gerry a Cb.rWa:
7t Ill ratt but tdi etbl'W 1t'ben we are able to Intend
w1t1J peape IFttb wfJom we de•dup complete conlldenoe
· aad t:ruat.Jn thelrlnttgrl~. We notr have tl1"' mnlJdence
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Anabelm H1lJa. CA -4-1-86
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gr9miblft.. $231.000 • 640-l.ONG
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lleed. Ewrytf*eg ._ been ,..
pl9ced whldt can 8dd to the
1l1gance of. home. The --broken who have 8Mn It Uff ....
• model home'' .
840-l.ONG ... ,~,·--.....
Extra large IOt. wtllt room for boet
or RV Slol-oe. o.p, IUnny b11Ck
yn with room tor a pool or gm--
den. You cm Me the lghts from
F&llltb1 lmnd from ttte k*'-'
.... .,_.., bedroom. $339,900.
640-LONG
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BR MOl;tego ... tlnlltted )uet
befor'9 the owner w n:lifa red.
The owner'• la. .... ~· gllln .... ~ $75,000 In up-
~ .... the acttooe. ... pool
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..... t.mly. 1287,000.
640-LONG
LOmn'• t•• Thia awner • modwded to .... ~ bought artOths In erw.. w. he¥a priced tt 11t 9-t S10,ooo
b9kJw ~. Gr..r bllCk yard,
room for poo1. Pract rtgtwt. EMY
to Mow. $258,000.
640-LONG
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Pool & ape on ... vlllw Ilda. Nllflt
lgtda & Maunlalrt View. w.. ... He~ mod9I ... •da II d hnl..., ... 3-ar e-...-. ...
curtly .,...... 1458.000 .
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c:o.t. A wry blllctable lot, .......
ft9t and on a cul-de 1ac ..,_.
wllh Ot'liJ two olfw hou 111 n..
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duced to $490.000. _
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a•1a••••• a• One of tlaaport a..:tt•a most
peatlgklua hontea on the ...-.
llt $1,485,000. Bull In 1930. ....
home .... ~ In ...... fawily
for ........ pertod. It ... two
bllltMbla Iota. Md *'Y ... on
the ........ one of ... most
open ·~· ... In .. of t'9wport. .
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ONe of Newport's BEST view buys! Superbfy
remodeled 3 bdrm home with 3 baths. Open
beem oeffingl ln family room. The kitchen ta a
dream • all new upgrades. Oak floonng. V'9ws
from format IMng and dining rooms. TtVs home
has uncompromf9mg detail. Asking $309,000.
OPEN SUN.
DCLlllYE CUFFl&YD
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Huge lot -llkno8t 10,000 sq.ft. One of the very
bes1 areas of Newport. 3 bedroom Ranch styte
home lndudes family room and poof. Re-
modeled kitchen and bath. Vacant and ready to ·aem Asking $325,000. OPEN HOUSE SAT &
SUN.
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3 bedroom, 2 ~bath with
fireplace AND 2 bedroom,
1 bath with fireplace.
Double garage • Prtvate
patio's -recent paint and
carpet. Fadng ocean. High
rents I n .. 111.l I 111-11211111-1211
IAll IWIEI ·•UY I 2 Muter bedrooms with baths. $40,000 below I market! Watch the boats from your kttchen end
I patio. Vecant and ready to gol CaH For your
pereonal lhowtng.
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lllUl 111111 I A reel muterpfieoef 9 bedrooms, 8 baths -
eeparllte family room + much more. 3 c.
. garage. Must Met Call for per'80MI tour.
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AppralMd for $800,000. Asking $395,000. High
I on the hill wtth 3300 sq.ft. 3 YMf• new • 3
bedroom, 3 bath, den, 2 story Md pool. 2
ftrep(aces and ocean vtewt
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&.ipett> 3 bedroom unit wtth 21A baths + family
room. 2 """*'-· Compeetety remodetad -A
perfect OWfW'8 unit. Fully contained one
bedroom unft In AMW. G.M.I. $1 ,800. A very flne
property. Alt1ng $245,000. New EXCLUSIVE
liltJng. c.a for .,, appt.
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Newer Clffhaww\ 'ee6denoe In prime location.
48R. famMy room, plus den or Hbrary and 3 full
baths. Soertng <*tings, elegant marble entry.
TNa moat drwnatk: deelgr1 wtll lend ltaett to any
decor. New poof wtth extenaive decked area. A
beeutffut property wtth al conveniences. Excep-
tk>nat vak». $429,000. OPEN SAT & SUN. ••11 •a1-1111
Thta ~ custom home hM four bedrooms
and 3 'A batM. The veraalle floor plan can be
converted to lndude a ..., ... ~-All
the charm end location you could wwrt. Asking
$495,000. PteMe all for llPPC>lntment.
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This townhome hM 11 ..
with 2 mater bedrooma,
cozy ftreplaoe, 2 car at·
teched g8(llg8 and haa
community pod and tpa.
Cerpet .-OW•ace. A8ktng
$128,000.
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Located on one of ttewport Height9 best atreets
wtth room to expMd up or out. Has cute CfRY
kitchen, cozy ftreplaoe, llley acc1111. New yard
and 2car~.A9kJng 1195,000.
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3 bedroom wtth recently r9n<>dal11d kitchen.
Hardwood floors. cozy ftreplaoe, lerge lot; room
for ~-Mklng. onfy 1 182.000.
........ u1-1111 un•• llUllY -.1111' lllTD LowJy t'9wport Condo. Profeellonally decor·
lltedl 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car gllrag9. A f'MI
bMuty. ,..., pod and apa. Only I 169,000.
Won't tut. c..t for penonal lhowtng.
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ExpanaNe ttewpoft H1fght9 p.operty with re-
oent 2 story addition. T_..,. trwlttonal deafgn
with oak har~ftoors Md two brick fire-
places. Large tarn.tty room ~ pool area.
Fuly contained ~ unit la,.., of property and
much more. S<CLUSIVE LISTING. Asking
$349,500. Call for appointment. OPEN SAT.
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Charming 2 bdrm, 2 bath home. Large lot with
fruit trees. Two ftreplacel. werm ~family
room. Price haa just been reduced -owners
moving out of area.
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Extra dMn 8 PIM wtth OW1t 3400 9q.ft. Ex-
Pllnded muter w/offtce. light h9rdw00d oak
ftoora. PrtYate location.
Pini J?•Hl 111·1•
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With 20% down th6I 1BA OOftdo Wll cost
$587 /mo P&I. Walt to bemtta. Gat9d--. Under
ground pertc~. = ID.IOO. ..... __ ••••• 1-..
Pann 11•m11 11•,1• <>c.rt, harbor vteW. 2 br, 1-.._... F.P., wool
carpet, tlte, mlmn. Move In 8nd .,.,,. Walt< to
beach .
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11111 DOVIE'' .
HARB OR RIDGE
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Oovenshlre 5 BR, 4 BA. ftlmMy room, dining
room, NEW PAINT, CARPET, drapee, t5rtck
deck, kltehen I. entty. CorriplMe OOMn, .... bay,
city, mount.in vtewa. A--. l350,000 at 11%;
$150,000 mt 12%. Prtwde ysct wttti room for poof. . ..........
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Hedeeigned by Fart, thll cuetom 5 bedroom, 8
bath, haa a ..... .,... wtth ... a celllng8 of
padded lllk, wtth control Nghtlng for the celeetlal
design wen to .._ under the etara, btack
mirrored .... a gold ..., ~ tn format
dining, pool a tpe of mtone with cateadtng
waterfatts. Uneurpaeed view of ocean, bay, ctty
lights. A muat to ... tf you want the elegance
and contemporwy ,...Ing of Hart>or Ridge.
Asking $1,895,000.
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Highly upgraded DEVONSHIRE ~BR, 48A oak
entry & famtly room. Format dining room. En}Oy
ocean, bay, ctty, mounUlln vtewa. WHI trade for
commercial proper1Y. .........
1121,111
Customized "l.attremont". 4BR, 38A, family
room, formal dining room, ocean and city tight
view. Beauttfutty decorated. A11umable
$600,000 1at T.D. $25,000 down and take oyer
paymentat
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Udo tsle ~,ouetom. thrw bedrooms. 3
bathe. AWllF.IQ tie t1oon a walls ttwout. Mutw .,... ._ ....., room Md hot tub,
lnkeboll CUiiom a.rwd bed, heedboard Ind
credenza wlmnopy, trench armolre, IMda to
muter blll9 .. To at.y''. ClllWd wood wel
ecutpture 111d4" ''To Stlly". Thie ts a mu8t to
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GOOD BYES ...
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Must NII four bedrt-' ~ \\ur batha, formal
dining, famlty roc·a. ' ~,Sd for pool, Iota of
trees. Owner ·~ .• lake on.. A steal at s21s,ooo. Iii I 111111•
SPllUIS ~tl,000
View, large 4 bdrm '~ •·. 3 baths, format
living, dining, f81"i,. ' ~ .J'.Ufut room, den,
spa, large yard. ~ •. ...... , ...
NEWPORT BEACH
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Four bedrooms, three baths, formal dining,
famlly room, view ~ room for two boats one
up to 50 ft. Aaume existing leue option wtttl
outstanding terms and low down. Great buy•\
$910,000. ..... , ..
1111111 •m• Ave bedrooms, four tun bathe, large yard wtth
Jacuzzt, beautlfut IMded gtau wtndow9, custom
shutters throughout, formel dining, sun room, 3
flreptacee, Iota of redwood & brick. At st_, at
$325,000. f ...... ""
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Tennis, community poot and apa. ocean and city
light vtewa. One story 4 bedroom, 21h baths,
family room, 2 fireptaoes, wet bar. Lowest priced
New Bedford.
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·S211,000
Two bedrooms, 2 baths, formal dining wfth
fantastic vtewa of ocean and pter, from this
oceanfront condo wtth aecurtty gate and under
ground parttlng. Wiii "trade'' up to $400,000
range In Newport. Great second home . .........
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Fabulous view of Bay and Ocean from this 3
bedroom, 3 bath home wtth large game room
and poof. Steal at $552,000. Must Miii .......
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4BR, 2.5 bath, family room, formal dining, large
yard wtth pool a tpa. $4, 100 pw month • .........
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Three ~rooma, three full bathe. family room,
wet bar, 2 car garage. Showa wry ctMl'I and
YfKY good location. LOW98t prtced plan 4. A steal
at $180,000. . ........
INDUSTRIAL
OFF ICE SPACE
WllTllllllD lfF• LEia
850 SQ.FT. of prime offtce location, prtvete-
bath, dMded office, end unit. -pw foot. Groea ...... Comer of Goedenwest and 20th
Street.
CllTI IESI IFFla ULI • LEia
&400 fMt of 100% offtce apllCe ... decOmed
wtth ample P9fklng. Priced below martc.t at 95-
N.N.N.FT. or $724,000 .... price. .... ""
NEWPORT BEACH
IE1'NIT Ill I .... YIEW
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Ocean & city light vtewa from atl rooms, 2
bedrooms, 1% bath, fireplace. "The Penthouse"
Versallles.
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SOUTH COAST METRO
11 ... SELL IFF
3% DOWN -Owner occupied.
15% DOWN -Non-owner occupied .
1 BDRMS from $59,900
2 BOAMS from $e9,900
3 BDAMS from $79,900
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644-6200 S44tLOOO ~ 1-5
•810 Avoc:edo, Olde CdM
875-8000 $216,000 Set & s.., 1-5
611Jelli••-.OldeCdM
833-2801 $221,500 SM/Sun 1-5
217 LMUpur, C.D.M.
844-l200 $315,000 ~ 1-5
23 Ocw'I V'IMa, S. llMnd, fflllwport Bdt
644-9080 $435,000 ~ 1·5
424 Sen Benwclno, eo.ta .._
646-7171 $298,800 Setwdey 1-4
• 17 T err1dma, IMne
780-8333 $151,500 Saturd9y 1-5
2 11 ,111 F• II er Ill
* 12 Bek:cu1 Dr. s .. Bek:our1
644-QOO M85,000 Satwd8Y 1-5
1407 Bonnie Doone Terr9Ce, CdM
644 6636 $355,000 1-5
127 E. Bey A¥8. Bmboe ,,.,.,....
673-3550 $279,500 Sunday 1-5
Lota 84-85-88 Top of Rocky Point, Spyal-
644-QOO $2, 100,000 s.t...sun ....
••975 ~Cove, CCW99
6«-fS200 $630,000 SurMSey 1-4 • **2215 Baylllde Drtve, C.O.M.
644-6200 $1, 195,000 Set-Sun 1-5
•477 Coeta ..... St. e.tJilde eo.ta Meu
642-5200 $225,000 Sunday 1-5
200 Oel Mar. Costa.._
631-7370 $163,500 Satwd8Y 1-5 * * 1014 E. e.lboe BMS., ~
644-6200 $995,000 SM-Sun 1-5
486 Gavtota. ..,,,.
644-5518 $238,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
618 Jamine, Olde CdM
833-2801 $259,500 s.t/Sun 1-5
321 Polnlettla, Otd CdM, Corone Del M8r
7~9070 $377,000 Stdurdey 12-5
1115 White Salls Way, Hllrbor V... Hiiis
875-8000 $399,500 Sat 1-5
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435 Aleo, •'-Port Heighta. NB
842-5200 $281,500 s.t/Sun 1-6
2345 Nella. e..tbkltf, Nwpt Bch
842-5200 $242,900 ... Sunday 1-5
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844-9080 1372,000 8lltl8un 1-6
v..e ~ llllrMf Dr, Ilg~ N.8
780-1900 '320,000 ...,_ 1-1
•17 c.n.. a.y Dr., C.O.M.
7~100 1637,500 IMd Ind s.., 1-5
*""• 11 ~ ...,. Ridge, NwsJJt Bdt .
7~ teM.000 ~1..S
*1120 Gddlllwod, CdM
1-..100 ... 11.000
•4 Morro-·--· I I 844 l200 '475,000
221 ... deeue. Olde CdM
844-0121 1510,500
3107 Pletl9, 0... ....
845-0303 •1•.500 Slllwd9y 12-4
300 ~. (Ocw'I Villw). Old CdM
759-801o S3IO,OOO ~ 12-5 * 1072 SllMa. ..._Wood, C.M
845-0303 $114,000 s.turday 1-4~30
944 S.iidcMde, Corona dlt ...
780-1900 ... 25.000 SuncMy 1-5
*240 Senta ........ &lellde Colila .....
842-5200 $174,500 8undmy 1-5
1500 SW.•. H.V ..... Corona dll W.
844 8080 '341,500 SelJ8un 1-5
• 15 Snowl!PPM. nine
87S-3139 $1&4,850 SM-Sun 1-5
1807 T ..... IMne T.,,_.
844-8200 $485,000 ~ 1-4
••3411 W•idMJii Court, eo.ta .....
845-«t03 $215,000 SAT /SUN 1-5
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•2001 K...,,,.., nine Terrece
875-8000 $38e,OOO S.. 1-5
•2011 Tahuna Terrece, nine Terr.
~ $416.000 ~ 1-4
124 Vie Tr1elte, Udo 1111e. NB
873-7300 $450,000 Sundey 1-4
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.,.. 1117 YKM ~ See.._, N.8
844-9080 $429,800 s.., 1-5
LOTS: 303 N8rda9ul. 45'x111' lot. Old CdM
759-9070 $295,qoo S9IJ8un o.ly
••2112 Beylhcn Or., BfYll'Or• ~ $1,300,000 &lndey 1-4
434 BegollAa, C.O.M.
~ $520,000 Sund9Y 1-4
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780-8333 $850,000 8IMcl9y 1-6 * v 11 eyp,.. P<*rt Ln, Big Cyn, N8
840-48ee $995,000 Sundmy 1-4
*2029...,. llwd. Coata..... . '
557-3111 '214.000 a.turd9y 1-6
••S30I Ocw'I llwd, Olde CdM
f7s.8027 SIM.GOO 8lll/8un 1-5
250 Po«1i. (Ocw'I Villw). Old CdM .
759-IOfo ..-.ooo s.udmy 12-5
•2012 Pott ..... tWbar Yllw
780-W SS21.500 s.t-8un 1-5
1527 811C1-. H.V .... Corona dll W.
144 ...... 500 ...,..... 1-6
125 Vim Karon. Udo ........ #port ~
131-7300 .... 7.500 ~ 1-4
.... 1 Via Udo ...... Udo -.. 173-7300 11.llO.OOO .._, 1-4
720 Via Udo Saud, Udo lllle. N.8.
173-7300 $715,000ql ...... 1-1 ......
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1508 ~ Lw. WaUclft, N.B.
754M700 '320.000 SlllunMy 11-3
•18P-..Lw.~•·· 844-GOO 1&11,000 SalwcMy 2-6
2345 Pott c.tala. 811atlld
144-GGO '317,712 S.-&an 1-4
,,,, ••33 Rldgll;-. ..... Ridge. ..
780-8333 13.500,000 a.l/8un 1-6
••25Alclgalne.f .. wpcrt~ 844-aocJ 13,880,000 ~ 1-5
•• 1183 a.... Cotta ..... 845-0303 1219,000 ~ 12-4 .............
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844-IOIO 13,toO,OOO 81111"'5/Sun 2-5 * •...-2 W.iged Foot Lw. Ilg CMyon, NB
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23 Ocw'I Vista, s.. IMnd, Nwlport 8c:h
844-toeO $435,000 Set 1-5
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Luxurious near new Duplex. 3 Bedroom,
Baths up and 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths down.
Fireplaces in both Units. Big 4 car garage.
Askinc $289,ooo
JAC<llS REALTY, INC.
675-6670
DU PLUES
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518 Dehtta. Corona del Mer
875-2424 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
Perfeed .. l•ltle A O•t
Corona del Mar:
ln Exclm.lve IniDe Ternce. .. WaJtlnc
Distance to Yadllt Claba, Golf. Tennis,
Fuldoa 1lland, Newport Center, Balboa
hlaod. Completely Remodeled -
Bedroom, Den. To tee ia to appreciate.
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38drm, 28a, tunny patio, hardwood
floors, high beam cetHnga S3n ,000
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Olla MT U... 111 PClll I llA ••Nm•• a -SC&CWii
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ICOfY 3 Id. 2~ be ----.... COft'CllM• ~pool. 1175,000
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418 Oek St, Laaune 8eect'I
497-t384 .-.ooo Sund9Y 1o-3
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*'°°' **W...-front
* * •W...mont & Pool vGtw tlddtw at OU-d oat•
l.oYdy grttnbdt xtting with winding
c~k. lmmaculatt 3 Br., 3 &. in neutral
tones. Customized kitchen. $229,000 Fee.
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Bnuriful Wescdiff family h~. Four years
nni. .C Br., .C Be. + library, family room,
gourmet kitchen. Pool & Sf19. $435,000.
CALL (714) 720-1704
Doug Bulley, Broker
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HllMdal LM $1200 mo. furni.ti.4 VIiii Balboe 99 • • gweoe. Good loc, •730, ., .. 1Bdnn, ... ~ v.DU naalh.1 do·n't an~~
gwdtwatetpd.NOP£TSI Condo. CIOM to beh eclCloeed ~. utll fn.. Cell tti W 4000 Dys, pool, carport. Ho j)N. L~ :-~~ •u ' ~~·--. 646-23e90f~13ee. S1050/mo,c.lft48-7"3 clud•d $850. YHtlyl 840-242tE~nde 5"4&-8781 that }jHr do you70h. Udo
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under LAguna e..cn. No'*'· Agt 644-7211 S950imo yfiy, 8~. • . • '650!~. 543-3829 tot men data.
urtl&.lff fll lllllft IJ 931 W. 18th S48-0492 *!Tf 28drm. 28a. 110Chq
,..SBr, 38a Ml. Nice yd, ATED VILLAGE COM-Ctnu ... Jiu 1122 •CIMn 2Br 28a rv SC ~: ~':'· t~ac~
bMUt w. $1750 ue...S«: MUNITY. 2 & 3 Bdrma, 2 tCUtt WWW fL'. gw-Ptaz.a, S.A. Carp ort, ua..2750 Aft ~
dep, grdnr & wet• Incl. 'A8a. 1eoo.1eoo aq ft of age & 1rp1e 1$850/mo. patio, pool. Child ok. .....,....
Bwbafa, Rttr ~195 PUF\E, LUXURY. Ger999. t1M9t2 vi .. Rentals $700 NO PETS 722-8011 _lllfJ.;,..._ __ llT_W_/_Yll_W_,
SPA In INlll9r tulMI. , Eutt>klff llngl• 48drm Dining room wood-CHARMING 1 BRIQW9g9. •MESA VERDE D IWl'28r, Vault9d c•lllnga, prvt
lamlly home. All new bumlng nr..,..c. micfo-South 01 t1wy Slngl9 2ea. new d9cor, d/w, balcony, r•d.corat•d ·'
d9cor. All xtru S1950 Wllvti OYen, pma;. patio. adult pr•I. 1735/mo, lock9d garag•. lndry $895. 2151 P9Cftlc Av. EYCI)'tblna you rcaUy don't need In an lq)Utment. and more.
857-103 t or 760-9398 ELEGANT LIVING only 759-8389 $795 No pMI &40-2498 8 3 t -8 1 0 7 p m 0 r Al Nontr.lood Place. we llOI only ultt C<ft of your ~WC ITV 10 ,.,-
Fabl Brand N9W condo. 15 m1nu1 .. to So .. Co. •NICE 280RM 2BA* a55-0885. No"""* wtlsfy y00rwanu. With brand new apamnmu. Lilrgc. wcU·dest&~ ~-Nvr l\ld In, Hrbf Woodl, Plaza, tu1t eut of C.ta.... Zll4 Lndryfac.d/W.Fncdpdo. HUGE 28' 21Mle twnhM. floorplans •PoolS~spu •Oubhousundruccntcr •Toclou •
nr Galson. 2br 1ba, pool, N9pw«1 Btlld & aouth of IAsfXN'f IN No I*• $650 N/amlcra Alt 9Xtr~. Dbl ger. HuQ9 c.trporu • w undry rooms , ac-rr~<iys • Pw -icomc • Axhool.
spa S 1150. MO-~. San DleQo trMWay. 15251 lBR lBA ... 760-1418 or &42-7528 fncd ywd. H26/mo. Pet Hmt<ll!C M .net $hopping wtthln walkl"ll du!MlC'e •All r1g111111 the 1 2413 ORANGE AVE mo • -ok &42•tw ... ~Irv ,..___ .__. h"'• · .... Um ll•IMlf 831-s.39 By appt only built Ina, lndry rm, nr •WESTSIDE 1825* no::an "' Inc. """''"'•ndstt 111 .. ,,.,"unyt .. .,.wcvc mis:orn
Brand new Condo In N9w-bMCh & lhops. 2Br, t~Ba. 1200 aq. h., W &.mn l-.i NQR'HWQOD pi A •CE Port BMctl. Highly up-IHt• Ct11I ••trt 735-74t W, 18th St. patio, roomy and c!Mn. lbd wit.ti ~al C911---, I LM ---
graded, has mini bNnd1 & llH TSL MGMT 842-1803 No peta. 548-4508 Inga! In ama11 complex. 1300 Hayes SUut. Irvine. CA cnno · (11.4) 6'7-4100 -~
tight carpeting. Prvt toe. 1 0 mo 1 2• BR 2b• garage. Eut-WI/• Ol1hw•th•r, bulltlna,
Upata.lrs ovetlooldng the very lharp POOi -Jae' aide oui9t and mocl«n. L 8actl9lor Unit oc fr"ptc, pool. 381 Hamilton, c.ta lieu ztM'e.ta... •M C..ta •111 2'14
spa. All thla for m~ro 2 c~gar ~~·"~"'°~~MC. 1n g C ~I ~~~t~~~H~~=~·:~=5~·~il~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~
11250/mo. 5/20. sS75/mo. ~9-0759 Cecll Place. 631·1195 c::r& q~ow .;:: CLEAN 6 SHARP 2 BR, E/SIDE DELUXE TWNHSE mfAIT.. FIREPLACE-POOL-PATIO
cant DaY9540-115t ept1 & drp1 D/W gar-2Br 1'118a, pa11o, gatage $735/mo. 2BR t'llBA X·Lg 18rl585&28tle75. *tAY19111Y* 28Rapacloul,a/c,d/wrec · age., no pet~. $&40imo. S735-2S430r11ng9(A-1), Twnhae, £/tide, poot, Eu1alcM 557-2841
Lg 4Br, 28a, frplc, bltlna, 3 rm, pool, OU BBQ. MC. $475 1Br Moblle HolM. 845-5577 842-2520 gar., lndry rm, quiet toe. SHARP & CLEAN t Bdrm
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HARBOR VIEW HOMEI TIUIDT 171-lllO .-oo Merrimac Way, nr Adtta, Oui.t. lttf N9w-DARLING LU-28' ba. 1ba pvt patio pool 2 TSL MGMT 842-1803 +-small yard no pet1
3bd 2b I & Harb« BL 979-191 t port Btltd: 846-!373 New cpta/drpa/patnt. · • •• ...:,.. .._11n • $490t mo s..e-1377 . a. pvt poo spa. •u.2•• 11111•1 lndry hkup atow &. gar-PllflOOI max. -..... no •-•-•
grdnr. no pell. Lease • -· C..ta.... 2114 C..11.... 2'24 909. S795/mo, 673-3117 peta.846-5137/540-otlo $735 mo. 2BR, IV.BA, SHARP & Cl9at\. Spadou•
$1795 mo. 551·1900. PoolsldeCondow/alrcon· • E'SIDE LG TOWNHOUSE! E/alde townhouM, gar .• j 1 BRgard«I a.pt Patio & --------1 dltlonlng Immediate lndryroom nlceloeatlon c · D/W LUU•• IAIYH avallablllty. S595/mo Eallalda t8drm, lBa 2bd, 1'hba, patio, gar-2829 0r' A ·t garage, pt1/drp1, •
Lovely 28drm, 2Ba [)()V9( only. Go by 2521 w. R w/dftn. Fr.ah paint, gar-age. $690/mo. 283 T T 81'199 ~;803 no peta. 1575, &45-5577
Model In Bio Canyon Sunflower, K-5. THEN MEDITE RANEAN •g• wllaundry tub. C1brlllo, 759-3031 s~~:ORT Vl~GE SPACIOUS STUDIO
w/qulet & pvt foe. Nkle & call Sue Se1ward • 1625/mo. 832•5088 E SIDE UNFURN/N-PETS FumltMd lBdrm 1885 W/kltc/parklng, veory prv,
otean. Aeldng s 1900/mo. 831-1266 or 831·5694. VIUAGE urrsm 111 11& 2bd. newly 6-C, d/W, ~ Jr' 1Bdnn Furn. $565/mo t peraon, n-pet1, $535 Incl
I ;ii•~\·P Lota ot wood, $475/mo. gar. wlll ahow M-F Pool, Jecuz:tl. Voti.yblll & util, 75t-.8389, agt. ~ :: No pets 990-2970 5:30-7pm, S-S 10-12 Of Tennie Courta. rec rm 6 MESA PINES 2850 Harte ,,.-_/:f/1/11 I./·.: I 111"(
760•JJJ ~~::: appt, seoo. '50-9249. cable av1ll, Sorry no LIKE N.w 1er 1825/UP ~~=~~~11~~~~~~ $200 OFF 111 lllTH'S E .. takt9 2er, gar. Huve F 1 .... _ UtM aid peta. 557-0075 2BR 1aa wtger S725 Newport Terrac9 2 -t Den. Sharr 1Br, den, frplc, w/d, yd. 1787 WMtmlnatet•C $5~ s2So '!-· •FREE CABLE TV. Lg 1Br TOP AREA. Quiet. No P•ts
lmmac deoOf S990/mo. pro decor Overloot<lng REIT WITH Tiii ID S725/mo. 720-9422 5""' H~!in-. c~·c.iT & 2Br, 28a G•d«I Ap11. ••549-24 .. ,.. 675-4912 VIiia Rentals Ilk•. S850tmo or wlll lee .,. _ .. .,., S5
option 840-1812 THE pl&"" lo come._ ___ to _ ........ ~ul UITSllE Mlk• 8am-11am 968-1711 Pool, rec0 room8 S 25-TOWNHOUSE TYPE Lg LIDO ISLE. Yrly leaM.•------~~ ""' '"'""' "__..... --------i $&55. 71 w 1 th t 2Br 1'h8a. Lndry hllups.
Charming 3BR 2ba, av all S.atl La1au 2111 park-Ilka setting conveniently located. Only 2 .~::· g':': n~·~: "~l:flield. I* MESA VERDE D'lua ~~5 NoP•~. !~.g:!.~·
512, no pets. S1800/mo, sf@Ps TO BEACH minutes to South Coaat Plaza and the 160 2111 St., S.8-0185. 1J..::9 2Bdrm, 18a. MW <Neof.,_-___ .... _._-_ ... _._._o_s
.. 99-3400 own/bkr 3bd, 2bl cOndO, n-pell, beach. . dlhwshr, toek9d gwage WI ..... a -
LIDO ISLE GREAT LOC wlwaher dryer, $875/mo, uFR£E MICROWAVE IF YOU New:·~~~ 1':-aoe , .... , APllTmTI '875 No S*• 640-2496 Want • Ml9c:tlon of gr .. t
3Br. 3Ba hM. all amens. (6 month min), 66 l-9&43. & patio. s7251mc>. n-peta, S1~,~~ ~ lwh V-1 ~2• S750 mo. E/lkl9 2br l~ba IMng? W• can ott« any-
g r d n r 'Incl VILLA Apartlltatl RENT JtlS WEEKEfl>!" S46-170t .::: .... ..amll~_:"" .. ~--t townhouM. frplo, p1tlo, thing from a 1rr\lll ap1 to BALBOA-Nicest on Nk:e1_._..,,_, _______ , "''""ren .. .-par ... ,.,.. garage lndry room of1 1 4 bdrm houM II loolc-
Ln. 2Br. 111 amena, p111or 1 9edroom E~lld• 2Br IBa, frplo, paid. ~ peta. atreet, Quiet location'. Ing In CM, NB: O< HB
ocn vu. lua lurn S t800 Gtattal H12 1 lJeJ. & 'ilJeM 12 8lltJu b .. m cell, get. 2 peraon1. 28drm ma.th 1720 2817 Or•no-think of UI tirat fOf th'1
mo. unfur S1&50/yfly, lBORM-UNFORN ~oom/2 ~ No pat1 $890-$700 + 2Bd,m 28ath S740 TSL ~ M2 llU cl'IOICe of ldMI IMng CUIDY UITU. Appllances, ll-991• 2 a.droom Tow~ ... /2"' a.the tut, MC $225 85()..1198 3t8 W. Wiiton. 831-5583 ' • TSL MGMT 842-1803 JI~-. .... , 171-IJH ,._... ... • .... "-•· •-· -...... llAl11fll
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Haven ,., ... S1200/mo, 1'.+ 86 APT. i7001M6 a•·---1111 gr9d9d, gar .. poot, ape,. Be loony, flr•plau. S.&-7~ UTIL INCL, NO PETS -Rushe Wood Pane!tnc -Wecllt Room A•. MUST SEEi 1150/mo. $725/mo. 846-0984 an 8 .1...... -(athecfral 8tamed Cellncs --4 Lclited TtnM Courts 1 tnrov our prdlft , ....... IPb. Quiet. comlottallle ~2· 1903 0t &42 ... 905 2BR 2ba epta/draP9• Llllll lllUIUU -laundry fdties -fttr Housint to fr-ys & So. ~i"l'lw wllile only •tcs to o.y.. 842-1531/Ew patio, garag•. dl1h:
tBr Studio Condo, LRGE1BORMfl.lmleh9d& 11.Gancesa• ..... HOPETSl'UASE. MU•• wUh•r. ooln lndry
balcony "50 839-1059 fully equipped. &If* lo-Sorry, No Peta ALL UTIL TIES PAID S725/mo, tce-8451
NEWPORT SHORES! Two cation. Maliiuly LH OFFICE OPEN DAIL y M __.. • •&a • LLAAll•ft __ ._ Compar• befcn yell ,.,t. •WILi Tl-·
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place, patio, nur STEPS TO BEACH I VI Ila a.ton t•tut .. e»ool,t e~/frtg, d/W $500. ,_
clubhouH & beach 3BR, 1BA, llV' rm, dining Cotta Meta bbq,-~..!..9:.:·.~i"'H -1111. ..... S1300.Agt873-90e0 rm,frple,patlo.Yrty..... alllall.. .,, .. ., ....,......,..,.., _,.... ·~• -
ON THE SAND: Furnlehlld S 1350/mo e75-9250. 714/557-8020 Ma, lmAT 6 ... WAiia iiia.. ICflPlno, No P9(a. N9W 28' 28a encl gw-
18.dioom FurnWMld I ' . 2Br lba. Utll peld. Avail Aclaaelfledad-forellt11e aaaa.tafte0 8Y-••o--RS Ml•A•HRll 38&WE8TWILSON :r· ,,_, Ql'ICM IChool, now fOf 1 month only. guy l'leconwntindlatotot -""5 .._.., •nw;. , am.nltlee, no peta.
S950, 831·8589 .. •tt;..;9n-· ... t1on __ • _____ 1 Ml· 11l1 I S850/mo. 986-1174
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Capewoods celebrates May Fiesta Days
Capewoods celebrates its May
Fiesta Days in Huntington Beach this
WEHtkeod. complete with soutb of the
border munchies and "refrescos."
Those purchasing a home during the
celebration will also take home a
candy-filled plnata. With the sweets.
each pinata contains a bonus coupon
(redeemable at close of escrow) for a
prize.
Capewoods Is a Cape Cod communi-
ty of homes where paved pathways
meander through grassy lawns, adult
shade trees and shrubbery and a
bridge traversing a dry.stream.
Capewoods offers several finance
options. including a 3Q-year, fixed-rate
loan at 8% percent Interest rate(annual
percentage rate 9.06).
As a special promotion for Phase Ill,
the developer announces a lifetime
membership to Lindborg Racquet
Club, plus three months free dues upon
close of escrow.
Capewoods amenities Include
sloped and cathedral ceilings with
open wood beams, skylights and multi-
1 • Harbor Heights offers
30 homes in six plans
A new phase of 30 single-family
detached homes Is open at Harbor
Heights at DanaWoods, located In the
hills above Dana Point Harbor.
"All six floor plans are available In
the latest phase,'' said Lonnie Casey,
sales manager. "Many of these homes
feature spectacular views of the hills
and valleys overlooking the ocean and
harbor below."
The homes by the William Lyon Co.
are one-and two-story residences.
with three, four or five bedrooms and
up to three baths. They are designed to
reflect a casual coastal life style.
They range from 1,516 to 2,519
square feet. Prices start below
$162.000.
When completed, Harbor Heights
will include 180 homes.
Plan 1 (The Fairhaven) Is the only
single-story home at Harbor Heights.
Highlights of this three-bedroom, two-
bath design Include vaulted ceilings in
the living room and dining area, bay
window In the living room, a family
room, a breakfast bar and an optional
master retreat.
Plan 2 (The Newport) features three
bedrooms, 2'h baths pl'us an entertain-
ment area, highlighted by a living room
and formal dining room.
Plan 3 (The Providence) Includes
four bedrooms, 2'h baths and an
optional master retreat.
Plan 4 (The Nantucket) features four
bedrooms and three baths. The down-
stairs bedroom Is also offered as an
optional den.
Plan 5 (The Chelsea) Is a classic
family home, featuring four bedrooms
and three baths. Highlighting this
design are a bay window In the kitchen
and skylights above the curving stair-
case and In the master bath.
Plan SO (The Bridgeport) Is a vari-
ation of Plan 5, featuring a bonus room
(or two additional bedrooms) along
with two upstairs bedrooms and a
master suite. On tt)e lower level are a
guest bedroom and adjoining bath.
Harbor Heights residents become
members of the OanaWood1 Com-
munity Association. Current monthly
association dues are $66.
Model homes, furnished and decor-
ated by Carole Elchen Interiors, are
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paned windows.
Kitct~ns are equipped with gas
cangea witb~IJotless Ignition, separate
microwave ovens, disposers and Ice -•
maker hook-ups.
Laundry facllltles with washer/dryer
hook-ups are Included. ·
Capewoods' Waterbury model Is
designed for joint purch~. with two
master suites, two baths, living room
with dining area and a deck. -
The Mllbrook model has one
bedroom, a den, vaulted ceilings and a
Elqiant doable door. ahowe&8e
the entryway to Plan 50 (The
di splayed from 1 O a.m. to 6 p.m. dally at
32952 Danaplne In Dana Point.
VlsUors should exit the Santa Ana
Freeway at Crown Valley Parkway,
travel south to Pacific Coast Highway,
storage loft.
Recreational facilities Include a
swimming pool and spa, plus a com-
munity room.
To visit Capewoods, take the San
Diego Freeway to Beach Boulevard.
Take Beach south to Talbert and turn
right. Capewoods Is located one block
west of the Beach7Talbert Intersection
at 18062 Jolly Lane. The sales office Is
open dally, expect Wednesdays, from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
F.or more Information, call 848-6985
BrldCeport), o~e of alz noor plan•
at Barbor Betchta ln DanaWood8.
left to Street of the Golden Lantern, left
to DanaWoods, right to Danaplne and
another right to the sales office and
model homes.
For more Information, call 493-0989.
Model.homes set for Jasmine Park opening
The grand opening of decorated
models at Jasmine Park Is scheduled
for May 17, according to Forest
Dickason of LOM Devetopment.
"These luxurious residences,
located In the heart of prestigious
Corona del Mar, have been attracting
Interested home buyer• alnce l8'es
began," said Olckuon. "Wtth a limited
edltk>n of 47 homee, proepecUve
owners should attend the ~and open-
ing to secure their choa.'
Designed by the archltectur.e fWm of
KJages, Carter, Vall & Aaeoctatea of
Costa Mesa, the homes are prleed from
under $275,000.
The four floor planJ offer apllt-level,
two-story, and trl-levef d91'Gns, rang-
ing from 1,624 to 2, 160 square feet.
Plan One, The Wlndftower, features
two bedroma, two bathe, and a dining
room In a IPflt·levet delign.
Plan Two, The SendaJwood, lnctudes
three bedrooms with an optional den,
tWt> bathe and 1,8CM square feet In two
lev9ta.
Plan Three, The Woodroee, features
three bedroom'a, 21~ bathe, two atorles,
and 2,012 8quare feet.
Plan Four, The Jonquil, la the lat~t
floor plan at Jamlne Park, with 2, 160
square feet. Thia tr1,..1ve1 home features
three bedrooms and three baths.
Interior amenities lnetude solid
mahogany front doors, wood or
cetamle tli.d formal entrtee, wood-
burning ftrepf9Cel, vaulted c:eHlnga,
decks, atrium• (aome) and wetk-fn
cioeeta (aome plans), eeperate tubl
and lhOw9' I and two-car gm'llQ99. Alt
wlndOW8 and doors.,. wood encMed.
A prtvate rKt•tton center for Ill Jumtne Pane homeownerl Md their
gueets wlH lndude a swimming poof,
'IP8. and cat>ane.
Home exterion .and rec:reatlonal
facmti.. wtll be prof9uk>nalty maln-
talMd by the homeowners association .
under the direction of Jasmine Park
residents. .
MecFarland and Aaeoclates of New-
port Beech Is the aa1es agent.
Moes.a are open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 820 Gardenia Way, Corona del
Mar.
The gat~arded community Is
loeated nur the Intersection of Harbor
View OrtY8 and Marguerite Avenue.
Take ~Boutevwd pat New-
port Center Faahlon 19'and to Harbor
View DrM. A left turn on Harbor View
DrNe wtM bring vtlhona to Jumfne Partc'a temporary ..,_ offtce.
For Information, can 759-3112.
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The Terrace Collection. Sumptuously designed 3-and 4-bedroom
townhomes with up to 3,659 square feet of magnificent living space,
beautifully appointed throughout. Among the included amenities:
• Old-\"JOrld fireplaces with marble or ceramic tile facings and hearths
• Hand-set marble or ceramic tile wet-oar tops • Custom, hand-
finished oak cabinetry • Custom, hand-troweled ceilings and radius-
comer wall treatments • Thermador Thermatronic miCl"O't-VaVe oven
• Thermador Thennatronic self-cleaning oven • Sub-Zero refrig-
erator with cabinetry front • Filtrex built-in central vacuum system
•\Akstec electronic security system -in short, virtually every con-
temporary comfort and convenience imaginable.
The Terrace ColJectlon. The final opportunity to live in the most
exclusive guarded gate community in Newport Beach. Numbers are
limited . See it today.
SATUllDAY MAY 10. lte6/ftACl8 JI
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Ill 6 p "' and by appmntmml
$430,000 TO $525,000
Located between MacArthur
and Jamboree Blvds. on
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Pat10 overlooks stream. 3BR tri-leYel unlt on
quiet cul-de-sac. Pool & paddle tennis. 1 block
to South Coast Plaza.
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area of much remodeflng. Great summer /winter
rental.
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Location, locatlon, location! 3 BR on quiet
greenbeh. Walk to shopping & Fashion Island.
Beautiful upgrades throughout tool!
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New on matket. Wonderful 3 BR, 2 story home.
Beam ceilings In living room, lovely Inner patio,
meticulous condition. A home you must see.
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Gorgeous & spacious 4 BR remodef on huge lot
with paddle tennis court, spa & additional room
for a pool. A country club In your backyard!
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Bayfront ltvtng at Its best. 3 BR home on sand +
1 BR apartment. Community dock & tennis.
Must see to appreciate quality & ambiance.
THE BLUFFS
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Popular 1 story Bluff condo. End unit sur-
rounded by grass. 3 BR, 2 BA, highly1naintalned
with lovely parquet floors in kitchen/entry. Fee.
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Beautifully maintained 3 BR, 2 BA Linda Plan on
large greenbeft on cul-de-sac street. You own
the land. Outstanding buyl
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Tastefully decorated 3 BR condo on one of
Bluffs' desired streets. Kitchen floor & counters
have white tile. Quiet & private back patio. Fee.
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3 BR single level corner unit on wide greenbeft.
Light & bright, neutral decor. Good assumable
first trust deed.
SEA VIEW
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Sale, lease or lease/option. Spacious pool-sized
lot. light, airy 3 BR Nantucket. 24 hour guard
gate. Community pool, spa and tennis.
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Priced for Immediate sale! 3 BR Nantucket on
wide lot, panoramic view. Immaculate condltton.
Wood shutters, parquet floor.
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Catalina, city lights & mountains. Room for pool townhome, highly upgraded, 2 BR, family room,
on extra wide lot. 4 BR, 3 BA. formal dining room, tennis, pool.
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Super custom home built by Valentine.
Spacious house. large lot. _3 BR, formal dining,
paneled den plus recreation room.
---.... B<cltlng 2 BR and den with unparalled view.
Expanded Miramar plan with rnllt"ly extra fee..
tures. Lovely Country French feetlng.
644-9060
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Wonderful 3 BR, 2Yt BA condo with wooden
flooFS, wet t?at. formal dining room, Jarge
kitchen, flrepleGe, sunny patio, community PIS. .,,.,_. m..-
For thole who love the beach but want wery-
thlng In • home! 3 BR, 3 BA, wood floors, etched
glua, huge master suite! Land Included.
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$275,0001 Fantastic 3 BR contempe>f'ary home
with marveloul pool, spa & deck area. Vaulted
oellfnga, eecurlty.
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One story, 3 BR, 2 BA home. Tremendous
upgrades; tile floors and counters, gerden win.
dowa, CU8tom kitchen. wallpapers, prtvate beck
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custom landlCaP'ng on corner lot with ocean
vlewt. Trvly charming.
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This la 111 Huge ltvlng room, dining room & den
plus deffghtful country kitchen. Spa.
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Claak: Cape Cod In private Bayekle community.
2 story, 3 BR, 3 BA. 2 apq. obaervatlon deck,
steps to private beach & yacht marina.
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High ceiHnga, privacy, bookcases, 3 flreptacea, 2
patloa -a quiet corner location and eue of
maintenance makes thlt 4 BR, 3 BA home a joy!
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Authentic Balboa oceanfront. Uvable, apeck>ua
5 BR, 3'A BA home with apec1acular Catalina &
sunset view. Excellent location. Super buy. •• .... ......
BeeUttful aophlatlcated bayfront penthoute.
Great Ylewl of bay, ocean, mountalnt, Newport
Center. Short watk to Lido Vtnage.
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Pr81tigk>ua gated area. POOi & epa, A.IC, pan-
eled gerne room lncludee wet bar. 3 BR. 3 BA.
great location, view.
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Customized, expanded Broadmoor with 5 BR, 5
BA, gourmet kitchen, new muter suite with
connecting atudy. Lovety view, private ttte . ..... ... ...
Custom quality home on gott cour... Hand-
carved floortng, cuatom hardwood panetng In
FR, perfect for elegant entertaining.
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Bulldera -Prime bayfront k>t to create your
"dream houee." 75' on the bay with a P* for a
90' boat! Call f« addttlonal Information. ..... .. ..
Etegant French Normandy eetate In prtmit view
location! All felturw f« gractoua IMng. 5 BR,
formal dtntng, Hbtery, FR. Quality throughout. '\ ~
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2181 SAN JOA.II Hllll ROAD, IEW,•T BEACH