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Home My WebLink About1986-06-14 - Orange Coast Pilot25~ SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1986 Foe labels Sumner 'po LaRouchian HOff man says Democrat should drop challenge of ballot counfs BJ ROBERT HYNDMAN CM ... OlllJ .... IWI L}'ndon laRouche-follower An Hoffmann Friday declared himself the Oemcx:rauc pnmary winner m the 4'0th Con$fCss1onal Distnct and called wntc·in challenger Bruce Sumner "a J>OQr loser" for challenging Goodman dies Benny Goodman, the bJC-band era'• ··xm. of 8wtnc" and clualcal clarbiet rirtu090 died Friday at 77. Story AS. Coast A resolution approved by the state Senate would allow the use of radar along the Ortega High- way In south Orange County./A3 The Newport Beach City Council has paved the way for construction of a 43-unlt housing project at Point del Mar .I A3 Arnold Beckman pledges $50 mllllon to Caltech for • a research center .I A2 California Caltrans offlclals are ex- perimenting with an auto- mated toll system that could be In use as soon as early 1987./A4 World the vote talhcs Although results of the June 3 rlce have yet to be ccn1ficd, Hoffmann said a maJority of Dcmocrauc voten "have rc1ected a campaip of fanau- c1sm and hystencs by Sumner and elected me to be their nominee." ··As both a candidate for high Italian eatery ·delivers by boat Fun Zone restaurant presents a new twist on take-out orders By LISA MAHONEY Of IN Ollllr ......... A BaJboa Fun Zone restaurant has 1ust11vcn Ncwpon Beach boaters one lcss reason to come a,horc -on-the- watcr delivery As of Wednc~y. boaters wtth a yen for ltahan food needn't lea ve the dock. Milano's Italian Restaurant bnnp the pasta to them . M1lano's doesn't have a delivery van, a pizza-mobile or even a teen- ager on a moped to serve landlubbers. Bu t for those with yachts, sajl boats and other craf\ docked 1n Ncwpon Harbor 1t has the "water streaker." Call in for cal1one, sit back, and by- and-by a M1lano's craf\ wtll oomc alongside. The restaurant also makes dchvcncs to waterfront homes, owner Al Raymond• \lad. Despite the novehr of on-the-water delivery. Raymond1 s twist on take- out has &Otten off to a slow start, he said As of Fnday, M1lano's em- ployees h.ad made JU•t seven forays into the harbor However. Raymond1 ~•d he expects busi nc<1s to boom once word gets out In Ventura. where Raymond• and a partner premier~ sh1p-t~shorc de- ltve~. their employees make about 10 tnps a day. he said "With all the houses on the waterfront, there should be even mote potential (m Ncwpon Beach)." Raymond1 said. ( cnamly the unique aspect of ~1lano's service has garnered lots of attenuon People stop to stare and take pictures whenever the rc•>- taurant's craf\ 1s tooling about the harbor, Raymond1 .-.aid. So far. M1lano's ha'l fielded no out- of-the-ordinary requests Once in Ventura. the restaurant was called on to cater a shtpboard wedding., he said. public office, and the Orange County Democra-tic Party chairman, Sumner's actions durina this cam- pa1p have been shameful," Hoff- mann told reporters outside the county Rcaistrar of Voters' office in Santa Ana. "He is disreprd1n1 the wlll of the voters; he's a poor loser," 111d Hoffmann. who called for Sumner lo drop htS challenge of the balJot counts. Althoufh an 101t1al computer tally of votes indicated Sumner was the winner, a subsequent hand count of the ballots shows Hoffmann lcadtna the former Supenor Court judge by more than 200 votcs. Al Olson, the county Resist.tar of Votcn. said he pl.ans to certify the election Tuesday. But Sumner already has promi\Cd to caJI for a recount should Hoffmann be de- clared the winner. That recount would bqin Thursday. Hoffmann, a supponer of con- trovcrs1&I political extremist Lyndon LaRoucheJr., was the only Democrat on the p.nma.ry ballot after i»rtY le den failed &o rcc:rWta candidate an the 40th Co ·on.al Di.strict. where Democrats are vastly out- num~ by Reoublican . · To prevent Hoffmann from be- oomina the party'• ttandard·bearer in the race apjnst incumbent Rep. Robci't Badham, Sumner launched his write-in campai.an. , Sumner, chairman of the ~ County Democratic Pany, believes that tn accurate recount of the ballots wdl orove be is the winner. But if he ia ..., .... ,......,'--..,.. The Soviet Union Friday proposed creating a world space organization under U.N. auspices./ M But water delivery seems a sure way to impress your buddies with the (P_l~ eee TAU-OUT/ A2) Milano'• employee SteTie Kiehm ma.ka an on-the-water dellYery ln Newport Barbor. Re ligi on Southern Baptists con- clude a three-day na- tional convention with a resolution calllng for members to fight a . "aupresslon of religious expression" In the United States./ AS Sports The Angels get blasted by the Kansas City Royals, 10-2./8 1 Costa Mesa's golf courses are undergoing remodellng./8 1 Entertainment It Isn 't easy keeping up wtth Ted Turner, whose latest t>ralnchHd Is the July 5-20 Goodwlll Games, a mini-Olympics In Moscow./ Al INDEX Advice & GarMS Bulletin Board Ctassmed Com lea Death Notices Entertainment .Paparazzi Public NotJces R•I E1tat1 ~ton 8port1 Televttton W•thef --_____ , A10 A3 85-7 A 11 88 A8-9 A1 2 88 C 1·2'4 A8 Bl-5 A7 A2 IVr.sterlousfllerputs kibosh on school bash NB police break up party at CdM Htgh because of crashers By SUSAN HOWLETT Of .... DellJ ""' ..... Abo1.1t 1,000 students at Corona dcl Mar High School were forced to leave their annual )earbook-s1anmg pany early Thursday n1aht af\cr a aroup of teen-agers from other h1g.h 'IChool• crash'd the campus gathcnng An anonymous 01cr wa. apparent- ly po'ltcd at h1&)i school'i throughout Orange County tt'lhna •tudcnt'I they were invited to a "fr.cc concen" at ( orona dcl Mar H1ah School Thurc, da) ,t&ht, accord1n1 to'~nnas Evan'i the school's pnnc1pal Evans said all teen-agers who attended the pany were asked by "lew~rt Beach police officers to lea vc quietly a half-hour before 11 was "heduled to end at 10 p.m The request was made af\cr about ~ people who were not Corona dcl Mar "tudcnts showed up "and thi ngs bcpn to &ct out of hand ... he said "It was not a good scene with outsiders there," Evans \lltd At least 30 peopk crashed the pany by chmb1n1 over fences. and others climbed onto the roofs ofbu1ld1ngs on fbe EastblufT campus Two popular bands were playm& at the cvenina event, which attracted about 1,000 Corona dcl Mar Ht&h School students. Evans said In tfie (Pleue ... IUBOSB/ A.2) Defendan t in hit-run .0 wins delay of hearing BJ STEVE MARBLE I. CM .. DellJ .... .._.. A Newport Beach woman accu~d of hitting a I S·year-old J<>acr with her car and leaving him on the road to die won a rct>ncve fnda} when her pre-tnal heanna w-u postponed until next month. usan Norma Lon :l4, is cha rd with h1t·and-run dnv1 and vehacu· tar manstJupnrl an the J•n: 19 incident that rrsulttd 1n the death of Claudr Hubcn 'he 1s free on het own rc- co11111ance A v1ct president of a financ 1al planning firm. Lona appcartd lmeOy 1n Harbor Municipal ( oun in New· pon Beach with her attorney to request the delay. The woman'• fonner roommatr, now a federal pnson inmate on unrelated drua charses, also wa1 brouaht to tbt counroom and re· loc.ted to Ota Cqunty Jail un11l the July 7 preliminary hcann Prison anm t J •hn A. -)ft wu ub~nacd 10 l tify apin41t Iona; id Newport lk'ach • I W1f· ham Mclnni (PJM.M... LAT/A2) wrona. umner has promilCd to So to c:oun to force a IJ)CCi&J ek:ction. C1una i · in the votioa procedures. vo&era lt tome prcci~1 kl they c:ould not cast wnto-in v . Ol10n, however, laid he does not believe there ~ere enough voter1 affmed to change the outcome of lbe election. ..Of the hundred& and hundreds of poUina places, we're just h~ about a few tcattcred instanca. (Pleue ... BOJ'l'llAJ'f/A.2) United Way is short of money But OC funding woes- u nrelated to practices ~nder scrutiny in LA B1 PHO.. SNED>f!RMAN °' .............. The Uruted WayofOranseCounty as expected to cut aJlocauona it makes to 123 SOCl&.I service aaencics by S percent next month. The across-the-board cut is an- tendcd to make up~ for a l 986 budatt shona,e of $890,000. United Way offictals Friday at· tnbutcd the abortaat to donations that are runruna behind projCClJons made last December. The Oranae County aiency said iu financta.I problems are not lbe result of loans to employees -a prlctloe that b.as~omptcd investiptions of the nei bon na Los A.naelet-vea United ay . Alt.bouab the Oranac County and Los Anaeles v oups ab.arc some fund- mPna. the chapters operate indcpen· dently, said Merritt L Job.nton, presldcnt of United Way of Orup County. He also 1&1d the Oranp Count)' cbapier hu never diverted • doiauons into personal k>G• for employees. Nevertheless, JohnlOft cxpraxd fears Friday that repons about the Los Angeles chapter could affect donations in has rqjon Since the Los Anaeles loans were made public, the United Way of Orange County has received ca.lla from more than 30 comparues. Jobn- ~n said. He said half the calls were mes.sap of support. The remainder were cnti<:aJ of the loan practices, but Johnson wd these concerns were resolved when the callers were told the loans only involved the Los Anicles United Way Sult be said he has not heard from all donor companacs and tbat the full effect of the loan controveny (Pleue Me UJIQT&D WAT/ A.2) Legless vet leads parade Tribute to Vietnam vets attracts tens of thousands to Chicago By ua~ AaHclate4 Presa C HK.4.GO -The first Vietnam \otttran to complete Fnday'i thrtt· mile "Welcome Home .. parade route did so on his hand.-.. and then ratted h1'1 arm'I hke a triumphant pmcfightcr to chccnna crowds. Bob Wieland 40, a former Lqua N1gut'I resident, 10-.1 hi\ lcg.s in the con01ct. But hr led the parade - hfung hn body and pulhn& himself alona on has fi't" -and its official leader. rcurtd (jcn Wilham Wcst- mortland Wit'land wa onr amona ttns of thousand ~'Vietnam veterans who marched proudlv throuah downtown Chic. o Fnda} m a "Welcome Home · tnbutr more than a decade after their rt\um "I made 1t all the way'" Wieland ihouted. gnnnina. h1" fact glistening with $wtat. "Thank• for your sup- port. What a beautiful wtlcome home th!\ wa .. " It's not W1cland''I first walk 1n the hmehaht He completrd a )~year. l.7 4- m1lc trek a rm. oountry May 14 - v.allung on hu hand• from t.quna Niguel to Wu.hintton. DC • to ra11e mon~y and publu awarenc~s for the tnmpy. That underulon1 ra11td mort tha!' (Pl V1t /A2) ' orange CoUt DAILY PILOT/ Sa1urd1y, Juno 14, 198G Beckman glft will finance Caltech center PASAOE:.NA ~AP) -A foundation established by wnllhy indusui&last Arnold 0 . Beckman plcd&cd $SO nullioo for a btoloay and chemistry l'C$Ul'Ch ~ntcr at Calttth. the 1e-bool'1 president announced fnday "There will be no place quilt like it in the country," said CaJt~b p~idcnt Mamn L Goldberscr Tht 8S·)Ut..Old Corona dcl Mar resident donated the SSO million to cstabli~h The Beckman Institute.' through the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Lau Monday, the Beckman La~r Institute opened at UC Jrv1nc, funded 10 part with a S? 5 m1llton g1 f\ from the Bechman Foundation. It will take about a year to rnmplcte plans for the Caltech building. but Goldberger said he expected to begin rctearch rrojccls on \:ampus as 'iOOn as Caltet•h rel·e1ves the 1nrna $40 m1lhon grant He said the funding should be hailable shonly, allhouiti the grant 1s contingent on C. altt:ch ra1'itng SI 0 malhon in bu1ld1na funds from pnvate sources 5cckman received his doctorate degree at ( 'altt'Ch an 1928, and was a faLUlty membc.'r until 1940 wht'n hC' lcf\ to devote full time to hts com pan) F-ullcrton-based Beckman Instruments Inc HC' served as chairman 111 the laltet:h Board of Trustees from I Y64 to I "174. I hree buildin(l'i on the Caltech campus bear hie, namc 1ndud1ng a 1.21~) \eat auditorium. He delivered Calte<:h's rnmmencement address Fnday. but dad not mention the grant at thal time Goldberger announ<:ed the grant alte. r Beckman s sperch. In tht' commcnlemcnt addrc\\ Beckman urgtd the graduates to let their 1maginauons run wild D.-, ....... '--...,.... "Judging from ~hat has actually happened in my hfettmc, your wildest fantasies will tall far short ot what wall become rcaltt1es during \our lifetime.'· he said "Dascovcnes ot tht' ne\t hall l'entury will probabl)' be more numerous. and at least a'I a\toumhng. as tho'ie made dunna my lifet1mC' Flag Day ceremony Last )'ear. Beckman's foundation ga"e S20 m1ll1on to establish the westrrn head4uartl'r\ of the Nattonal Academy ofScaencC' 1n Jn1ne In thC' past few year!>, the loundat1on hac, [1.l"en S40 malhon to the Un1H•rs1t) ol llhno1~ lnr an lnc,titutl' tor Advan~d Scaenn'. and 1 elhnoh•g\. SI:! mtlhon to Stanford Un1 vers1t) for a labora111r~ tor b1ochem 1\tr~. S 12 m1llton to establish the An km:in Rl">earl h I nc,t1tutl' at tht• Ctty of Hope tn Duark It wu down with the old and up with the new Friday u Brownie P&J.ae Flnater and Cub Scout Chrlatlan Sol•by practiced runnloi a flag up the old mut ued aa a flag pole at the Marine Avenue bridge entrance to Balboa Iala.n4. The mut wu reforblahed by the Balboa Island Improvement A.Noclation and • new nag purcha•edJu•t ln time for. formal Flag Day dedication ceremony today. Four officers promoted in Newport Beach Tht· Newport Beach Pollet Depart- ment ha\ announced lhe promotion'> uffour pohremen \nthon\ Villa. Paul lkn1~\. \i11chael il)amc, and I rt'.nt Ham66 llt formcrl\ worked as management \c'n it<'' \Upcn 1\or. and "'ill no .... take on tht• dutte\ of the adminastrati\ e di\ "ion lommandt"r Hrn~ ~ promoted to lieutenant, be{amc a -..:ewport Beach pohct"man 1n I 976. and wa\ promoted to sergeant in I Y80 He ..... orl..t'd as an accident 1n,csug.ator motorc)clt' <)f- ficer planning and re<,ean.h officer. patrol field <;upen 1\or and in the 1u.,en1te !>t'Ct1on ol the de1cctavc dlVl\IOn Michael Hyams. promott'd to sergeant has about nine }ears ot e'<penC'n1:e w11h 1he Police Ixpart- ment HC' has worked various assign- ments in the.'. patrol. detc.>ct1 ve and admin1strat1'e dn1s1ons He has been ass1gnt'd ,,., a lit•ld ~upcrv1sor in the patrol t1n t'>wn Trent Harn'>. promoted to sergeant, ha\ been with the depart· mcnt about eight )eaf"> Former a~sagnment\ ha\e included patrol lie Id officer. 1nvcsugator an the detcc- tne d1v1s1on and, mo'.>t rcl·l·ntl} rnmmunity programs olli<:C'r as- "gned to the poh<.c chief\ oflice He ha~ been as~1gncd to tht' patrol <l1\1s1on as a tiC'ld \upcn1~or UNITED WAY PLAGUED BY SHORTFALL ... From Al as not ~ct known fhe Un1tC'd Way ul Orange< ounh summoned reprc~n1a11 .. es ol 1he groups 1t subs1d11e' 111 .1 meeting Fnday to e'\platn It\ own finanual problems .\t the conclu'o1on ot 1t<; annual lund drne last De<.cmhcr. the agcnq announted 1t had \I>! 4 mil hon tn pledge<; to co"cr the I YX6 cal endar }ear But a mid·} ear rn1c...., 1ndtlated 1986 pledges "'uuld tall SX90 000 belo"' proJeCt11 m I he agern.y va'c tv.o reasons •United Y..3) ol Orange (ount) sharC'S 62 account<; with the I O\ Angeles chapter. involving. mm panics that do husine<;<; tn hoth counties In Ma> I os,\ngelec; lJn11cd Way offiC1al s told Orange Counl\ to expctt $440.0UO ks<, than the \Um predtCtcd last l>clcmhcr • Donallons lrom \ 3 C >rangt· < m111 t\ a<.count" arc al<,u running h<-h1nd [J.u·mber 'i prn1ed111n\ re'>Ulttng tn DELAY ... From Al Peterson aJlcgedh artanget.I to ha' r Long., s1hcr C ad1lla, 11·pa11l·d ;1llcr the hat and-run aLL1ticn1 Jlutx·rt a lre'>hman JI ''1e'"Jli>1t Harhor Ii 1gh S<. hoot, ""a' '>t1 Ul k from behind ....,h1lr hl' ''"' Jo&ginll 11011~ ln1nc ·\\.enUl' nt tr ~0th \(ff('I \\Ith l11s ~1stcr acco11.J1ng 111 potll,l' Huberl died l1m11lht•1n1m1l'' 1l11l'l' da)slatcr Newport Fkad1 pol it c lot<llul I ht' salver ( ·adillac al a "ianta \n,1 auto mobile repair \hop '>l'\t'rJI da'~ alll·r the acodent Pulice '<lid thl' m' ncr ot 1hc rC'pair shc1p hnam<· susp1l tt1U\ bcl ause of the lHX' ot clam~ to the car and <.:alled a111h111111n Long wa~ <.uhc,tqurntl} Mrc,tc:J but chnrge<, v.nr not lilc'd u1111I \pril 17 I he v.oman'\ .ittP1111:' "'@Jl.ec.tcJ at the time that poli11t \ i111ght ha\c bl.'cn a tactor tn the det 1\11111 I<• ltle 1 nm in.ii chargec; agatn\l I onp. Jame\ Walw.111 th <;a1tl lhe t·a~ "'"' filed b) l)eput' I )l\llll I \llorne~. Robert I homac,, then a l.ind1d,itl· tor 1udgC' in Harhor I •Hirt I h11111,1\ loc;t thC' l"IC't t1on i~~~~E Daily Pilat MAIN OFFICE )JO "''" !lo, I ... , ... M1d • ,., ~'h p I ~f ill •A '" • • t t another $4)\J,UUO -.l111rtagr John\On 'i31d cconomal prohlem' 1n the 011, bank 1ng and rnanulat. tunng fields arc a kn· cause The I ln1tt•d Wa~ rd1t.'' l.1rgd' ''" pa~roll dcductton~ \S.twn ,in t•m- plu}ee 1<1 la1J off or othn"' "e ll':a' l'' .1 1ob. the rrgul:ir don.1111m d1'iappt·a". one United Vv ay cxecu t1 H' ex platn<·d The Orange< nunt~ agcm \ plan~ 111 erase S:!55.000 from thl· hudgt'I shortage b} redunf)g allocations to non-meml'lcr chanfahlt-group<> and by cutting thl· cu'ih 111n \Cl a\1de for unfilled pledges. II al\11 will uc;c $252.000 1n 'iUrplu\ fund\ from the 1984-85 t·ampa1gn and S l7.000 1n current fundc, not \et allocated Thc'ie step<. ...... 11 redu(c lhe c,honagc to \ Y\6 1100 or ahout 1 'i pem:nt ol the: tUfl('llt k\l'I ol alhK,111011\ To d1m1na1c the 1c111a111111g \h(lrt .1~1.' agt·rin nt'tutl\l'' .ire p111r<,c;111g ,, <, Jll;'rtC11t u1t lor <IJ\ 111 11.i' I 111tt.•d HOFFMAN ... From Al Olson said F nda} .. \nd tor tho!><: hundreds and hundredc, ol other places, the polling worker.. did a very line J<>b While Sumner agreed that the majority of electton workerc; pcr- lormed a'i expcued the vote tally .. ,,. ~oing to be c;o close. a lcw isolated instances could afTelt the outcome .. SumnC'r al~o 1'i asking uffioals to make an c'\Ceptaon to their rules that required votcrc; to hoth write Sumner·., namt' on the ballot and punch a hole 1n the ballot ~hect ne~t to his name Without the hole punch. 1hc vote i'i not valtd. But Ciumncr \a1d thosC' hallot!'i should he counted nevenhdcss. argu- ing that voter'> may have bet:n improperly instructed ahout the proct'durc Olson howevl'r -.aid ht' intend~ to follow the pr<Kedurc 1111tlt nccl in the \Ollng regulat1om Whtie Sumner prorrll\cd to ~ck a new ckc11on 'hould the vote tall) name him the lo<.cr. Hoffmann ~id he plan~ no \UCh action -.hould he I ----- Wa) opcrattomand a 5 percent cul an allocat1om to all group'i ll'le1ving tund1ng, beginning in Jul:.. rhe 5 pt'rl'cnt cut o'er the last !>I\ months of I I/Mb" 111 equal a 2 5 percent de<.:reasc lor the entire )car r hl' l Jmtcd Wa \ d1stnbute'> lunds to thl" \mencan· ( ancer "icx 1ety vouth group\ tummunaty d1n1n. the ~mencan Red ( r<>'is, Goodwill ln- du'itnes and other organi1attons Johnson said. "I know there wall be bc.'IH1ghten1ng .... I can't help hut feel there will Ix' 'iomt' groups that will be senousl} afft-cted " The cuh arc c;ubJect to final approval h~ the Orange C ounty l · n11ed Wa) ·s board of d1rcctor<i To avoid luturc cuts. l nited Wa} c'\e-cutt.,es want to change the alloca- t1<1n ~ear w that 1t begins 'illl month aftrr the tund-ra1'i1ng campaign is l·nncludl'<I ,\l\O lht' t''lt'tllll\C\ ..... anl to \('I Uf' :t IC\1!1 \('fund Ill l OH r luture \hnnagt'' lnCt't thAI fate When asked whai he will do, the San ta Ana technical wrilC'r .,:ud. "I'll go hack to \\<ork. r aues\ .. C • ..,,.., •d• ll4) " 18 r""'" ~'' II ...,.ICW•t ~41 f 'l 1 Justcall 642-6086 M ,,., rr.aa, H fClu ""' lU4 ,,.,,. Vf1411 ll"'!lfH IW SJOC!"' ICM>• •1pm t'\d Jtv C«tf "JI! be -"'<' VOL 11, HO. '"1as 't • .,, What do you hkc about lhc Daily Pilot" What don't you hkt., Call the number abo\iC and yo ur mes~ae will be ttcorded, tran nbcd and dc- ltvercd to the appropnatc cdttor The umc 24-hour antwenna ~rvice may be u$td to record letters to the edttor on any topic Conmhutor\ to our: Letter, column must tncludc rht-ir name and telephone numbrr for venficat1on Jells us what'$ on ~our mind. ,..,,,.. •"<! ~, " ,1]1J 00 -·~ yW OClo c.., 7 t n a• "9!1>1e •O ~ ,. llP1C! '""' «'Fr !Ill ,.., .. ,.., Circulation T .. ephonH .. Fair weather due for weekend ForecMt•I ~ f91r ... end WMtt)er, exoept for night end morning tow.,_ U.t wlll btoofne more ext ~Sunday tnOming 8eloh highs range from 88 to 73, with Inf nd hlgN from 82 to 92 10dey and 78 to ae 8und•y. The mount.mi and deeertl will be mo.Uy dear through the weekend, expect for ooculonal 1$-25 mph wind• Hight In the mountalns tOday Wiii range from 7 4 to 94 coollng 1Ught1y to the 70. on Sunday . · U.S. Temps C'.\. I~.~ "IONTI \~ ~ Wt1m-Cold.,... VETERANS ••• Fr~mAl SJ00,000. earned Wieland an ap- potnunent to the President's Council on Physical Fitness and won ham the 1nv1tat1on to lead Fnday's parade. "I JUSt praise the Lord -betng a born-ag.ain Chnsuan -that ht' gave me the strength to make tt across Amenca," he s~ud Fnday Wieland. who now live~ tn Pasadena. SttVed as a combat mcd1c with the Army·s 25th Infantry Division. HC' was 23 when an 82 mm mortar shC'll blew ofT his ICIS in June 1969 as he tncd to help a wounded soldier tn an area called lhe "Hobo Woods.'' 28 m1ks nonhwest of Saigon Along thC' parade route Fnday, he walked to cheers. applause and shouts of encouragement. f le wo~ a th1c;k leather pad to protect what rem ams of his legs and used 2-tnch foam pads to cushwn hie; fists a'i he pulled h1m'i<'ll along As he worked his way down La$allc litreet. where clumps of ticker 1ape rained from $ky'iCrapcrs. a woman spectator held up a homcmatk cardboard sign. "Welcome Home May'Our \on\ Be 5o Brave.·· A pohceman and a veteran hllAAt'd Wieland when hc·finashed Moppmg sweat from his hrtl\\. Wieland said lhe homecoming par ade "1s great for Amem:a" "1 he people here were Just e'lJ>ll''i\· ing love. Evt'rybod} came out !')('- cause they ca red .. ~"Owttt Rall'I Funtt Snow Occluc:lto......,. Stat~y ..... Nt tonel WN ..... S.-..Ct NOAA VS OM>! O' C-ce Ronald E. Young Photo correction On Page.\) 1n the June ts rd1t1on. the Datt\ Pilot pubh-;hc<l an art1l'lt' ahout Ronald E 'r'oungol the ln.1ne Rantli \'vatcr D1'lllll, who wac; ren ntl} namt"d p1 c\1t1cnt of the < ahlorn111 Water P11llut 1on Control .\\v> 1a1111n Bt's1dc the art1de the Pilot 1nrnr1cctl}' puoh .. ht•d the photo ul another man. alsn named Ronald 't oung \hme l'i the rnrrect photo ol Ronald f Young. dm•<.tor of cng1- n~nng and planning tor thC' water d1stmt T hc Pilot regret\ the error. Tides TOOAY 140&.M •14Plll .,,,,., te>Ot,"' Surf report KIBOSH •.• From Al 11 • . .., 11 It •• .. .. n u 71 .. . .. ., 0.4 4 1 2.1 ..... • aw • .. past, the high school ty~1caJly held yearbook-signing panics 1n the after· noon -"and we may go back to that," he said l°'IJC'wport &ach pohcc spokesman Howard Eisenberg said 1t was not known who posted the fliers invitin1 outside students to the pnvate event. But poltce suspect that the same people who posted 20.000 ruen urging Orange County hiah school students to go to Balboa last Fnday ~ere invol~cd in the unauthorized Corona dct Mar invitations. Eisenberg said Evans said school officials turned awa} "a couple hundred" teens who Y...anted to enteT the party. But the students who were allowed to attend left peacefully when police: asked them to go, he added. TAKE-OUT ••• From Al last word an food to go. "A lot of people bnng their fnends on the boat and we come putting up. The~ get a kid out of 1t," Raymondi .. aid. No stocks Due to t~hmcal d1fficult1es. the closing stock market prices did not appear m Friday's Pilot. We regret the inconvenience. CHOOSE FROM OYER 100 PATTERNS AND COLORS IN OESICNER SOLARI AN • ANO CiLAZECIAFT • Armstrong Designer Solarian i!nd Designer 5olarian 1191ve you Hie ur11quelv ·c.rafted look richness and touqhnet;s that only Armstrong s el(c.lus1ve Inlaid Color • process can offer along with Armstrong s extra durable f>J1r abOnO • XI no ·wax surf ac.e to helu vour floor look h~e new for years without wa,,inq Or cl1oose (,J;Jze<.rJft l\rmscrona s Ju-wry no-wax vmyl tile w1ct1 t11e A1/n·flfed luok of real l er am1c Purcha')e 15 souare yards or rnore Jl our store . lletween June 12 to 28 1986 and Armstrong will send you an Emerson AM /FM Stereo Cassette Recorder / Player or a Hamilton Beach Under Cabinet c. otf ce Maker Your cho1ce1 FREE 1 One 01f t L.'ler h us"hOkJ F u•t <.lot ails at st ore BUY NOWI CET A FREE UNDER CABINET COFFEE MAICER OR AM t fM CASSETTE ST'EREO RAOIOI STORE HOURS: :'lrh•11 ·f II •1.t; lO <..;it ., Hl -4 1)(1 ·u,,,.t .. 1 .. •cu•tom dr•p•rl•• •1n.tall•tlon "1111,' 111\f'll ~DEN'S '"lnyl, parqu•t wood 'drap.ry rod T•JMlr ' • Group aids those who lose spouse The Oa.su Senior C1uzens Center in Corona dtl Mar ofrcra a proaram for those an transition who have lost a spouse or are anticipetina a 19 Marse Maller leads the Thursday aroup from 3 to $ p.m. at the center, 800 MalJuerite Ave. For more infomauon. call 644-324S. Retired •or.ten to meet A resutar monthly meeting is slated Monday by Saddleback Valley chapcer No. 1689, National ASIOCiation of Retired Federal Employees at 2 p.m . at Western Federal Savinp and Loan As.sociatton, 26940 Crown Valley Parkway, Mission Viejo. Retired federal cavil employees, \hear spouses, survivors of annuitants. acuve federal employees and aucsu arc invited. For informat1on, call JOt' Greve, 830-7670. Analvenary dance slated The Irvine Senior Center will hold a seventh anniversary dinner dance from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m . June 20. A catered dinner will be followed by dancing to the tunes of the 1930s through the '60s, as played by the Big SwtnJ Band. The Irvine Senior Citazen of the Year will be honored as well. Reservations arc requested by 5 p.m . Monday and are $7 per person. For more information, caJI 733-1055. Patrlotlc program set The Amerkan Association of Retired Persons Chapter 1489 will honor Flag Day and Indepen- dence Day at its noon luncheon mccung June 28 at the Irvine Senior Center, 3 Sandburg Way. The pr~m. "Tnbute to Flag." wtll be presented by Sgt. Sandra Tenbocr of the Norton Atr Force Base's Military Airlift Command Non- Commissioned Officer Academy. Reservations at $3.50 per person are due by J une 25. A coffee-only table will be provtdcd for those who don't wish to.attend the luncheon itself. Reservations c.ao be sent to AARP Chapter 1489. Irvine Senior Center, 3 Sandburg Way, Irvine 92715. Mesa senlon ma.te plans Seniors arc urged to attend an open meeting of the Costa Mesa Senior Cttl2ens Comm1ttcc at 9 a .m. Wednesday in the City Council chambers, 77 Fair Dri~e. Plans arc being formulated to determine the needs for a plann~ multi-purpose senior center CHOC parenta group to meet Ch1ldrens Hospital of Orange County Parent- to-Parcnt support group wall host an educauonal mecllng for parents of children who were sick or premature and have graduated from the hospital"~ special care unil..._ The program. which will offer information on subjects from follow-up c.are to financial aid. will be held Wednesday at 7·30 p.m. 10 CHOC West Vanous speakers wtll address "After Discharge· A View of Agency Resources." The meeting is free and open to the public. For further anfonnation. caJI Dorothy Andrews, pro-f;ft1 coordinator, at 581-4519 or 997-3000, ext Heart rls.t to be cUscuaed "Hean Risk Factors" is the topic Jim Pintsak will discuss Tuesday at the Costa Mesa Kiwanis Oub luncheon at the Costa Mesa Community Center. Plntsak heads the Orange County Arizona Heart Institute facility For mformauon. call Bob Milhken. 631-1266 Group's toplc ls teeth Fredcnck Htte. a Huntmgton Beach pcnod- onhst, will advise patients to take more responsi- bility for the health of their teeth and gums when the Orange County Arthritis Foundauon Lupus Sup- port Group meets Wedneiday at 7:30 p.m an Garden Grove. The meeting will be held in the audllonum at Garden Grove Medical Plaza, 12555 Garden Grove Blvd. For anformat1on. call the foundation office at Sit-7-5591. Ecoaomlcs update on tap An economic update 1s planned for the Orange County Chamber of Commerce's executive break- fast Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the Alicante Princess Hotel an Garden Grove The panel of speakers will include Duane A Paul. vice president and senior economist at Bank of t\J1'f8tc:a~ Janre! DOU, OCan ofUic SChooT ofBuslness cl Management at Chapman College; and Mike Kolbenschlag, busaness editor of the Orange County Reaister. Deadline for reservations is noon Tuesday No walk-ans will be accepted Vacancies on Laguna panels The terms of three Laguna Beach Plannma Comm1ss1onc~ and thret Arts Comm1ss1oners expire on July I , the ni&ht the council hopes to ftll the vacancies. Planmng commissioners serve a • two-year term and a~ compensated $60 a month. Rqular mccungs _arc held on the second and fourth Wednesda)s of each month at 7 p. m Study sessions may be held a' part of the reaular mccunas or at other. specified times. lo addition to the mectmgs. plannin& comm1ss1onCM are expected to vts1t sates and rtV1cw proJectl prior to the mcct1np. Arts comm1s.s1oncn must br actJvc partJc1pants m the arts and act in an advisory capacity to the City CounC1l. Mttttnp are held on the second and fourth Mondays or each month at 7·30 p.m 1, d(TJ)t dunna the summer festival ptriod. Lquna Beach residents interested 1n 1ervu\1on a oomm1mon can att an applJcatJon from the Caty Clerk'i oftlce. They must be returned no later than·Junc-26. El Toro base road widening OK'd By &OB T HYNDMAN Of ......... IWl9 _Plans to ease traffic c-0ngcniun by w1dcn101 a road across the El Toro Mannt" Corps Air Station have been.approved the Senate subcommmcc on military con· atruction The OK 1\ the first step in obtam1n1 congressional approval for the widcnioa. whach 1s included in the fi~I 1987 defense budget. The project will next be conMdercd Vacadonersgetpaged b)' the Scnatt' Armed n-· ommittec and, if1pproved, lbetSenate1nd the Hou ofRepraentativn. The project is inttnded to provu1t a 1tt1i&)lter ro.dway lhrouati the Marine base andeate traffic on nearby streets d Sat. Cind y Kimball, • Manne Coll>' 1pok«woman. Irvine Boulevard will be widened to i1 lanes and ~ alona the 2'h-m1le st~tch from Sand Canyon Avenue to Bake Parkway, Kimball Slld. Currently, ra1- dcntJ r the &it Statton use a windin,a two.lant road lhrouJb the buc, Of they uaveJ Ilona the n ta Ao.a f rc:cwa y to to central &ricr.northetri Oranac C.ouoty. By traJJhtenina Irvine Boul~vard, the road's ~ turns bet~ttn T Street and Bake Parkway are avoided and a p<>tmtJal safety hazard b elimioateil, Kimball sald. · Oil May 23. Marine C4rpJ o1ficials and Oranaie County Superviaor Tboma1 Riley 1igned an a,rcemen1 callina for the mahp1mcnt oflrvlne Boulcurd. To mate way for the ~ m1Utary bousifta be I t, bu\ lholt a<x:ommodJllons Will bt ~at die TU5tin air station, Kimhill Uid. The county wtlt pay Jor the road. con ructiuo and I Marine Corp& JI COf'ltri bvic their rt lO reptacc l 60 bousin1 oniu. The work.if approved by le.&islalQf'St wsll be manqcd in two pbuea wiiJi c0mPlct1on Qpectcd within five )UB. k.jmball 11id 43-unit housing project voted Ncwpon 8cach Caty (ounc1l membe~ this week approved <k\lelopment of Point del Mar, paving the way for construction of the Irvine Co.'s 43-unll housing proJcct The Point dcl Mar development re- places previous plans for Bma del Mar, a 96-unat apartment complei1. slated for the comer of East Coast Highway and MacArthur Boulevard lrvmc Co officials dropped that project after residents ex- pressed conoem over ats dt'nstt}. Irvine Co reprcsentattve David NCJsh wd Caty Council approval was o ne of the final steps toward construction on the \lacant parcel. Jut when kinderaartnen throqh fifth pden at ltl llorro Schoolln Laguna BeaCh bad .talon. of nm.mer playtime, their Reading Ia Fundamental program eot a grant from the SmitbMnlan ln•tltution to bay three boob per child. 8uah Minich, 8, and Ryan Green, 9 , choo.e theln. ·'This evening we are JUSt here to cross the t's and dot the i's." Neish said on Monday Most of the residents who addressed the Cit) Council said the> were upset with the 101ual Br1sa dcl Mar pro1ect, but cndo~ current plans for the detached. sanaJe- famaly units on the Pomt del Mar site. Irvine teach e r honored by UCI An Irvine High School chem1\try teacher has been named '1986 Outstand- ing High School Chcm1str) Teacher" by the UCI Science Education A.d' 1sor. Board. - Scott F1er was nominated by his former high school students now 5tudymg ~1ence at U.C Irvine Ftcr whoteacheschem1stf) and advanced placemen• chem1str), wa\ honored for his ded1cat1on to teaching. teaching efTcct1\.enes!> .rnd conc"rn for students Council1nan in Laguna will seek re-election By LAURA MERK Of .... OellJ ..... ltafl Laguna Beach ( ounc1lman Dan Kennev this week announced h1'1 plans to run for re-election in November. when three ( at y Council seats will .be up for grabs. Councilman Robcn Gentry has also said he will <;eel another term. but Councilwoman Bohb1e Minkin has not \.'Ct announced her 1ntrnt1on\ · Kenne>. an eight-year resident of Laguna Beach wa., tir<>t elected to the council in 198:? and ~r..,ed es mayor lrom 1984-85 Dunng h1'> ll:nure l\.cnne> said. the lhc member wuncil ha!> hccn careful in 1t<. handling of the cit} 's huclget cspcc1ally m the wakl" of dw1ndhng federal and 'ilate funds "Toda). the Ut) IS li~alh lD place." ...atd Kenne} '-lom-c accomph.,hments a<; noted by Kenne~ arc con•.truc11on of the (1kn· neyre parking structure. d1 minat1on ol the $1.500-a-day 1ntcrc<;t on the city debt for Sycamore Hill' and c\tahhshmcnt of J more open n·lat1on\h1p with the com· munity The counl 11 ha<. reinst1tul\.-d communtt\ OCC enrollznent increases Newport Beach (It~ CounctJman Bill Agee Wd the proces.s Of prodUCtDf I plan that meets the approval of I.he Irvine Co .. c11y officials and concerned t'CSldcnts and1catcs that "the sy tern ~orks." Bucking a statewide trend; Orange ( oast College 10 Costa Mesa recorded a I 2 perccnt'1ncreasc ia enrollment dunng the 1985-86 school year campus officials said. It was ()('C's first enrollment increase m five \tars More than 50,000 students signed up for OCC classes dunng the fall and spnng terms. campus officials \aid This occurred at a umc when most ( ahfom1a commun1- t~ colleges faced a \.Onllnumg decline m enrollment OC< . considered the largest SJngle- campus community college 10 the nation. Councilman Dan Kenney committees that help 1t reach dcc1s1ons. said Kcnnev who served on the city'<; Design Review Board and the Municipal ~rv1ce'i Committee of thl I oc.al Coastal Plan helnrc.-he bee.a.me.-a councilman For thl· luture. Kc.-nne) ...ccs the council ha uh ng m enk' elopml'nt 1 n 'iOuth Orange C ount) "The h1ggc'it prC'>'>urr v. 111 be all the d~\ clopmrnt and ho" we deal with 1t It used to he weekends were husy. Now we are hu~\ on weekda, s." he said "The lhalkngc "'II be to prc\Crvc Laguna:· enrolled 25,419 students dunng the fall semester and 25,374 10 the <ipnni term. The enrollment incrcascaJsooccurT'Cd at a time when the number of I 8-to-24-ycar- olds. a key age range for coUCF students. declined slightly an the Coast Community College Dtstnct which includes ()(C. Golden West and Coai,ihnc colleges. "We're very pleased and graufied by the JrOwth:· said Jam C amctt. OCC's market- ing and commun1t)' relations dtrcctor. "It ma) be an ind1c:at1on that our campu!>- wide student recruiting and marketing effons are paying off." The request b)' the Irvine Co. included an amendment to adopt _planned com- munity development rqulations. a plan for the site and a tentative tract map. The map LS required for subd1v1 ion of the property into 43 numbered lots for !>tngle-famlly development. The Cit)'!> Planning Comm1ss1on voted ~1a) 22 to recommend approval of the project Six comm1ss1oners voted 1n favor of the recommended approval. wnh one member absent The Caty Council \'Ole was unanimous Senate resolution would allow radar on Ortega Highway By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of"'9Deltr ..... llafl The Caltfom1a H1ghwa}' Patrol u>uld use radar to reduce speeding and the number of accidents on the "'indani Ortega High"' a} m south Orange< ountv, under a resolu11on pasc;ed this week b) the state Senate The resolution. authored by Sen Manan Bergeson. R-Ncwpon Beach was approved Monday and sent to the As- sembh for cons1derat1on If approved. the Orange Count:. Board of Supervisors could ask tht' C HP to use radar along the 32-milc road. said Julie Froeberg, a Bergeson aide The two-lane Ortega Haghwa'f. which connects the San Diego Frccwa) tn ~n Juan Capistrano 1A.1th Lake El'iinore m R1vers1de ( ount). ha'i become knoY.n as much for its high rate of accidents a<; for au. sccmc views At least ::!5 motomt'> have bci:n killed and another 42~ haH' heen m1urcd on tht' road over the pa'}t thrC'e )t'ar\. accordtn& to CHP !>tat1St1cs Mo'>t nf those acodent~ occurrtd along a lhrt'c-m1le winding ..... c;cctJon about I 3 miles ea'it of lntef"tate S &rge~n mtroduu~d the resolution an the Legislature at the request of Oranac County Supcn.-1sor Thomas Rile\ who had been mttttng with San Juan Capl\trano ~1dent'i up'iCt about the danecrou'i traffic c:ond1t1ons oo Ortcia. R 1lcy won the Board of Su pen 1sors· backani for Lhc plan la!>I December and prom1~ to find local funds to pav for the radar equipment 1fstatc offic1al'icould not \\ h1lc Bergeson and R1lev n-mam supportl\e of the radar.< HP ohic1als Sll) tt m:n not he' the panaleil offietal'i hope for In an inter ... u:w earl1c:r this \car.<. HP Capt \tl'\C Malone s:ud a 'lmallcr pcr- centag~ 111 accident' an· cau~ b~ C1.· ccss1\C \peed compared to staustl(S from t'arl1cr H'3r\ Meanwhile. more scudent'i arc llc1ng cau\Cd b\ motomh makmp uno;ak pa'i~'-or tum'I or dnv1ng on the wron(l <.1dc of the road !\icvt>nhclcss Malone \aid thl' radar could hl·lp ·v.l' k~I 11'<, a vt'n clTC\:tt'>C t0t1I and .,omrth1ng that the H1ghwa) r.uml ha' l1)(lKC'd at tor }'l'ar." he ~•d \-\\~ n ame. \s on the tip of my tongue . With the right memory banks she wouldn't need Geri-Speak I v.1\h \omconC'--------------ltlc mc\\a['l'\ an ,1 hollk The \ll·dl>Wn 1.hnnl'f for "'0 "'tiuld 1nq·nt a schC'dukd tor tomorrow the m1s'iCJ appmntmt'nl "1th ml·mnn h;1nk no the IR\ tn d1~u" an auJ1t the '>h'"' d,l\11.0tn& 1ha1 :1 htggl·r than ;m hor\ N huo;hand ""'a1110131 lhC' atrtl()n to he fl•~ l.cd up d 'ocll\ rt' I could ANCY f 1111 -ncmonl'\ ha'C' creatrd J Ewriatm lanauljc "car on rm c harm lallcd < •t rt \peal Atll and I ~pc.11. 11 tlucntl) ThC' hrau·kt \I nX"ktail MCINTYRE tollu1A.1n~ " .1 mt'an1n11tul l'<"1Hr~1111•n wt· had c11 parl•l''> 1'11 haH all hrcal.IJ\I 1h" morning \t ka't I 1h111~ JI wa., this lhl· IJrh lot 'lmall m<iming t<ill. l ht• lall'\I 'P' "Rill , t•u n-mcmhcr that tall ht. n.tc "1th 1hc 13l t' 1tn n~twork . the ncwr\t \\('met 31 ~h1,.,1 f., pan' •· tofu dt~I and pum h ··1 thought "'c mt't hn at v.hatl hJ'l cil.1lh1.,•1 hou'\C ltnC'\ 10 JOkc\ h I " I \utter trom ..i short l·arcuit in m\' m('mOI'\ lt,hl., 1h1· gu\ "Ith lhC' ff'u•d1n11 ha1rhm· .1nd ,1up1n11 '"" While I c.J1hacntl) read the paper. by the time I get to thr 'Tm not \UrT v.hn '"u mt'an ·· lllmll\, r,c forgotten v.ho'\ doina what to v.ohom 10 tht' "' 1111 l.no\11., ht' lt\C\ tn that h 1\ll.n "tlh l n,trtw 1hll trouhlc \J\Ql\ of the world -indudina lkverly Httl\ l'mh tn Htfh 11·, gn11hn1 famou\ \lrN"l lhlAl "''un1h llkt' a "4.1cnt1'>t\ contend as "-C •ae ""C' lose thou'-1nd\ nt Cn\11.h<l\ munllup " hr.11n lt'll\3 da) l wouldn•t mind losm'a (ev. mil hon tam .. :--in" I kno"' '+l>ho .. 1111'rt' 1<1ll>1n' .1~1111 "Jo 11 v.a\n't htp or th1&h cdl-.. hut I ~nt parttna w11h m) arn) mattt'r. th1·rc I'm po.1'1t1YC' 1t wa' at who+,11°,, l·au'<' I rtmt"nlh<'r th,• ~ H n 1f 1t"• tall IC' tak Naturt mi1ht have 11Hn 11\. rnurc date l '<'none waq,hoouna ofT ftrt'\ ra kC'ro. - reliable bitten: v.nh a lifettmc auarant~. :·.You're n1h1 It y,a.,on that Miida\ '+1>1lh the numhcr Ml'mOI') bl kout\ vary in duration If \OU'r(' lu1 k\ 1n ti pov.cr,1\ rt\hlrt°d 1n a ftw mmu'n. but m~ often tl\an "\\ell. this blonde tolJ me you can ha'" an tkdncal not, no amount ot ,oa1un1or tur11n1 v.111 tum the ll\ltlH:h · implant 1n your brain tOJOI )Our mem()f).JUS\ h c lh t until )Our l lr<'u1tf) '' ood and rndy. h', \uprtmdv th1ngamai11 thcy put in ~out h •an .. The onh trouhlt is md1lkr('nt 10 soc11I hlC', lo~ life nr hoard mtthl\g v.e'd both have to ha'C' an 1mptan1 • • fm mt the ~I tlmt' to rctr1eYC' M\ "1tS I\ tn tht' .. \\ h ' that,.. Appti(;ant i"" cXlJC('ttd to be pRtent for oounc:il interviews July I ~ at 6 p.m. in I.he council chamben.. for more u1format1on, caU the city ---.-, • ....,.. clerk at 497-JlJ t. uttn ion 209. m1Jdl of th\' n1 1 ~hen I'm I 1n on a iant bNr\I, f~t .. Wt ('Ouldn't communicate 1ronl) one ofu le 1\1 hefll'lll\ ~ hralf r-o ontn att5 n t fo r 'urfr.~ c-~n-rn . .-. - , '\ Soviet Union prop1;1ses global U.N. space agency ,., ... A.tl0dae*9 Praa MOSCOW -The Sovtet Union prop0sed Friday creat~nJ a wor:td pace orsanfuhon und U.N. auspicn and offered 10 launch forc1p satelht w1lh Soviet rockcU as pan otan international space cooperau.on proJcct The o~cr. ~rttd Fnday by the official neM agmcy Tam. came an a letter by Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov to U.N. Secrc1ary-Ckneral Javier Perc.z de Cuelfar. Jn the teuer, the Sov1et1 qllio offered a "Sw Peace" program to counter Star Wart, u the U.S. Strateaic Defense lnn1at1ve is commonly known. The new program. u teen by MoS()()w, would pool the resources of developed nauons for Joint •J*'C exploration projects and advan~mcnt of space t~f!noloSY 1n commun1cation1, nav1aauon. med1c1ne and other sciences. Ttie ~~Jan • propoeal for a WOl'ld space orpnLUIJoo. however. appears to be condauoncd on aarecmcnts beforehand to ban spa« weapons and halt aJl nuclear tests - two Soviet arms control proposals that have not met with U S approval. DetalJed report on Chernobyl planned VIENNA, Austria-The Sov1et Union plans to present a detailed report on the Chernobyl nuclear accident by Aug. 25 to an mtemauonal atomic qency, a Soviet offiClal said Fnday Sons ~meno" the Soviet rcp~ntat1ve on the International Atomic Energy A,ency s board ot governors. also said the Soviets hope decontam1nat1on work at the plant and surroundJOg l"CJlOD are completed by year's end. The dccontam10auon work "takes ume, and we want that 1t ... be completed by the end of the year. roughl>: ·said Scmcnov, who met with reporters dunng a meeting of the lJ.N. agency !o board. Drag allegatlons spark I uror PANAMA CITY, Panama -OpPosJUon groups demanded Fnday that Gen. Manuel Antonio Nonega be removed as armed forces cbJef followina alleptions that he was deeply mvolved in drug U'affickmg and other 1lhc1t activillcs. Nonega's supPorters blamed the accusauons circulaung in Washington on what the) said was L. S. reluctance to reltnqu1sh control of the Panama Canal by the year 2~o Panama. as provided for in tht: 1977 canal treaties. Tbeallegat1ons about the general. Panarna'sdommant Pohl1cal fi&~re, have cireulated tn the countr) for more than a year Nonega says they are lies. FormaJ charaes never have been made against Nonega nor has any evidence been presented in Panama ol his pe~onal tnvolvement 1n 1lhc1t act1vtt1es. Area around volcano evacuated BOGOTA. Colombia -The:-go\emment ordered the ev~cuat1on Fnday of thousands of people from "allc)'s around the Nevado del Ruiz volcano after sc1ent1sts warned 1t m1~t erupl again An eruption of the volcano resulted in avalanches and mudslides that killed 23.000 people last year. 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"He isofTthe respirator " oney where Baby Jesse was reponed &Jcrt The spokeswomao Slld no infor-n 0 m and active af\cr ~1ving a new heart mauon would be released on two Tuesday. earlier infant heart transplant ~1p1-LOS ANGELES (AP) - A transplantadv1sory committee at en ts who were back at Loma Linda Stuntwoman Heidi Von Beltz can't Loma Linda Unavers1ty McdtcaJ fWittn& efTons by th~u bodies to collect a penny of her ~.S mtl!ioo d«1ded 10 start seeking donated rcJect the new orpns · JUfY award for bem& ~yud an a orpns for the \lliO _ ne~t heart Five-month-old Baby Rachel and crash wbJle filmina "C.nnonb&U panents. pending their parents• ap-I 6-month-old Baby James both re-Run,'' but her la~r ~ys abe's happy prov~. sa.td &polccswoman Jayoe c.eivcd new hearts in operations by bccau.st the dcc1S1on will make HoUy- McG11l. "'fhe hospital statement read Jesse's surgeon. Dr. Leonard Batley wood safer . .. by McGill gave no further 1nfor-in Apnl "Heidt wanted a moral Vlctory, mat1on on the babies' ages or 111-said Oavtd Sabih, who n:pl'CIC'.Qted ments, and she said none was avail-At a news confercn~ Fnday, asked Miss Von Beltz an her swt aplnlt able. 1fthe family who offered their baby's director Hal Needham. "She wanted Meanwhile, doctors said Jesse Dean Sepulveda was proarcuina m bis recovery from su'lery that save him the heart of a brain-dead Mich- igan infant. '"He has been removed from ven- tilator sup~n and 1s very aJert and active," sa1d the statement. "He has a normal heart rb~m and normal blood pressure. H 1s ladneys and other systems arc funetJorung well "He 1s warm and pink and healthy· appeanng. and feedings by mouth will be&.tn soon " Jesse was "absolutel)' fantastic" heart to Jesse had bypassed a new-herinjury to mean sometblns to othtt born heart patient known as Baby people in the business. and d>e iot iL .. CalVlo in Lou1svdle, Ky . B~uley said What she got, Sabih wd, it a computer check hadn't turned up Amenca's first rultn& that a directpr Calvin's name. can be leplly blamed foraocidentsoo his set, even 1fhcdidn't directly CIUIC them. The cnt1cally 111 3-weck old·Baby Calvin, who suffers from the same disease as Baby Jesse, received a heart transplant early Fnday The surger) on the mfant, whose real name 1s Robert Dean Cardin. was over by 8 a m. with no nottceable comphca- llons, Dr Constantine Mavroud1s, head of the infant heart transplan1 team at Kosa1r Children's Hospttal. said Friday. A Supenor Court jury on Friday voted 9-3 to find director Hal Needham personally responsible (or the crash of a car tn which Von Bel~ 28. was nding as a stand-in for Farah Fawcett Fawcett oo-staned with Burt Reynolds ID the action movie. The JUry awarded Von Beltz $7 million, but also found her 35 percent at fault for her IRJUrie1 because the hadn't demanded a seatbc:IL That award would have brouaht the 'Cruise-through' toll system being tested stuntwoman S4.S million, but for a pre-tnal aareement that earher ir> surancc payments would be deducted from any award. Needham's insurance compeny has already paid Von Beltz more th&ll $6 mtlhon. so she gets ooth101 more, Sabih said S.\N FRANCISCO (AP) -State h1ghwa) officials arc expenmentmg Wlth an automated 1011 sy1>1em &hey say would allow motonsts to cru1'ie past the toll booths as fast a-; l 5 mph and be billed by mail. The C'ahfom1a Department of T ransPortat1on Sll)'S the S 16 000. rad1o-con1rolled toll devices ma> be used on some bndges m the (.)an Francisco Ba) area and elM:where in the stale as soon as earl> 1987 Under the 'iystem. cars would be equipped with credit card-sized "sur· face acoustic wave tags" costing $20, and containing an antenna and a ci:stal chip the size ofa dime When the motomt passed through a tool booth. an ··interrogator" ma- chine 1n the booth would send oul a radio signal to the car The wave tag 14ould emit a resPonse unique 10 that car and dnver The inlormauon would be !ote>red in a computer and the bill would amve at the end of the month Tran-.portatton department SPokesman Gene fkrthel~n said the S}Stem had a 95 percent accuraC) rate in a four-month lest last summer on the Coronado Bndge in San Diego HC' said that figure will probably be 1mpro\-ed b) placing the tags dif- ferently for new tests scheduled to begin -.oun Agenq officials said the C1olden Gate Bndge would not get the automated devices Berthelsen aJso cautioned that heavy congestion on the Bay Bndge linking Oak.land and San Francisco would not be helped by 1he system, since 11 1s the result of a mergmg of a large numher of lane~ not the toll booths "This is a crcat wm for the defense because she gets nothmg." wd Jack Damels, attorney for Needham's Stuntman Inc. The company was absolved ofJu1h in the decision, which nam Needham alone u rcsPons1blc. Jurors didn't know of the earlter settlement, Daniels s&Jd. Von Beltz was left aquadnplCfJC by the 1980 accident on a desert b1_gnway m Nevada. The car. driven by Jimmy Nickerson. standmg in for Burt Reynolds, was weaving throu&h a stream of oncommg traffic when it slammed into a van. Sab1h said the verdict would force other directors to be more cauuous ID shooun$ acuon films. and that they hkely will buy more msurance. '"He's Lhe kmg of the set. 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Meanwhile, a Canadian industry aroupannounced it will faaht the new rule in court. The aovemment- funded Asbestos ln11i1ute said the new limits are unruliatic because they are too low to be measured by existina equipment OSHA officials wd the reduced exposure ceilina will decrease ·from 6.4 percent to less than I percent the excess cancer deaths amona some I. 3 minion workers exposed to what they called "action level" concentratioos of asbestos dust. virtUOIO Of clauical clarinet, died Friday io tus Maohattan apertmenL He was 77. Police So. Raymond Severin llid Goodman bad been takina a nap on a guest room couch and apperently died in hi• sleep of cardiac arrest. He was found by Anna Lekander, who had worked as his hou1ekcepcr for seven yean. An ambulance rushed to the Upper East Side apanment. but Goodman was prooounted dead at the 1cene. The body was held at a Manhattan funeral home until it could be taken to the Bouton aod Reynolds mortuary in Stamford. Conn., Severin said. Uoyd Rauch, Goodman's pcnonal assistant, said he bad appeared to be in ~ health in the mornin&. U.S. getting nowhere on freeing hostages •Even men who performed in bis marvelous orchestra for a good many years have said that they never really aot to know him personally." said Steve Allen, who portrayed the mu- sician in "The Benny Goodman Sto ... .. Jrut we wiU all miss him never- theless s1mply because he was the world's areatcst artist on the jazz clarinet and hts orchestra was one of the areat of all time,'" Allen said. WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- dent Reapn said Friday fus adm101~ lrltion is working hard to win the release of five Americans held bostqe 10 Lebanon, but that recent hopes for a breakthrough led only to a "pat disappointment." In a question-and-answer session with out-of-town reporters and broadcasters. Reagan wd officials have been working unccasinaJy to accuie t.he release of the ca-ptured Amencans, 1pcluding Hununaton Beach resident David Jacobsen, ad- mimslrltor of the American U 01 ver- sity Hospital m Beirut. Neither be nor Donald Repn, the White House chief of staff, would reveal details of any U.S. moves to free the Americans. who are tbouaht to be held by a group of radical Islamic Shiites. "We're not sitting idle," Reapn said. "The fact that we aren't on yie Senate kills tax break for Unocal WASHINGTON (AP)-The Sen- ate's tax-overhaul plan, widely hailed as a model of fairness and equal treatment, was amended for the first time Friday to eliminate one of ats dounsofprovisions that would arant SS.S billion worth of benefits to tpC1C1al intcretU. Senators accepted an amendment by Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D- Oh10, wie.ina out a spectal break for Union Oil Co. of California, known as Unocal. Some of the bill's most ardent backers, including Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Orc .• lhe lqJslat1on's manaacr. joined to pass the amend- ment by a 66-30 vote, indicating it posed no threat to the bill. The measure was supported m good part because the money that would be denied Unocal would be used to provide a speetal benefit for farmers. Under the amendment, farmers could continue to use income averqing. even though the bill would deny that tait-aaving device to other Amencans. "At this s~ we arc past the mllJOr amendments, ' Packwood told re- porters after the vote. He def ended inclusion of the special breaks in the bill on arounds ··you made whatever arransements you thou&ht were JUSll• fied for the aood of the bill ... He said he has yet to see any stanificant amendment that he could accept. Packwood and other sponsors of the ball had succeeded in fiahuna off every chanac in the measure unlll Metzenbaum spotliahted some of the special-interest provisions. After suc- ceedina in killina the Unocal benefit, he said he would ask the Senate to eliminate some more next week. NASA report due in 1 month W ASHINOTON (AP) -Presi- dent Reapn, sayina the Roeers commiuion'a advice on bow to rebuild the space proaram is crucial, ordered the new head of NASA on Friday to aay in a month bow and when the cbanaes will be made. James C. Aetcber, who received bis marchina orden in a brief ptjvate meetina with the president, left the White House without speakina to reponen. But a spokeswoman for the National Aeronautics ahd Space Ad- ministration said he promised Re· apn, "We will make America proud apin." Aetcher, a formerchiefoflhe space qency whom Reapn broll&ht bl.ck into aovemment to run NASA fol- loWJnc the Cballenier &bunle disas- ter, wu quoted as aayina. "The president•• aoata are oun." "He said be wanted to wurc the praidcDt and membcn of the Roters comm1uion, Conareu and the Ammcan pco~e that NASA will move ahead wtth determination to auure that the space prosram re1ums to Its hit!'est levels of excellence," uid NASA spokeswoman Shirley Ofm\. Some upcrts inside and outJidc of NAS vc •id complyina with all the piUiaential penel's tte0mmm- dations couldircmcndously incrcue COit.i and delay raumption or ahuule ni&bta beyond the July 1987 llflCt -d.a -- front page of the paper every day with a story is because that would be counterproductive." Many times, the president said, the efforts have come to a point where officials believed -mistakenly it turned out -that within a few days the hostages would be freed. "I can't believe iL He was playina • "''--.... • so areat.'' said Richard Stoltzman, the Benny Qoodman at Carneete Ball ID 1982, Cla.riDC New York'• Kool Jaa Peetlftl. ' Asked the status of the U.S. efforts today, Reapn replied, "Well, to be honest with you, we're nght now m one of those moments m which we have had the great disappointment, that the channel that we had been following and that we thouptt was going to be suooessful failed.' Besides Jacobsen, the Amencans missing in Lebanon are: William Buckley, a political officer at the U.S. Embassy in Beirut; the Rev. Law- rence Martin Jenco, a Roman Cath- olic priest from Joliet, Ill.; Thomas Sutherland, actinadean ofqriculture at the Arnencan University of BciruL classical clarinet virtuoso. "It seemed like to me he was on his seventh wind." "He pve so much," said v1- braphorust Lionel Hampton. ..He was the first one to integrate and put black and white t<>sether in his quartet and his organization. . . It meant so much for him to have us play toaether." Goodman, who had a pacemaker implanted in 1984, had been honored at this year's Grammy awards show 1n February with a lifetime achieve- ment award -the most recent in a long career of firsts, superlatives and honors. Of all the b11 bands, none was b1ucr than Goodman's m the 1930s, when Jazz became swing and a TEAK DINING TABLE Beautifully designed and made of line warm teak that wall enhance any dining room or breakfast nook It extends from 361h x 53" to a spacious 92" Even more important right now 11 sells at this 1ncred1bly low price $259 value s1as SIDE CRAIB $62 value s39 NOW ON SALE AT ONLY COllPU'D EA. ienerat1on danced to its beat. Durina that decade, his orchestra became the first jazz band to play New York's Carneg.ic Hall The tall. apple-cheeked bandleadcr with the horn-nmmed ~ ex- pected perfection from h1mscl( and demanded excellence from his mu- s1c1ans. .. lf you·re interested an music, you can't slop around," he once said. Goodman was bom an Chicago on May 30, 1909. the eighth of 11 children of a poor 1mm1grant tailor .. He first picked up a clan net at the aae of I 0, when a local synagogue bepn lendina musical instruments and aiving lessons to children for about 25 cents a week ea ·-· $299 wtthOut monltot lhelY9S BEAUTll'UL TEAK OB OAK DESK DEIS $119 value UTVU $115 value $129 sas Beautiful desk measures 65" x 3011• • DUWDVMT $115 value s129 51" x 19" x 271/•" Monitor shelves each measute 201/•" x 9¥•" >c 51h" All are superbly handcrafted of the finest veneer and designed for years of durabahty. •OJll'l'Oa IDLYEI s 1 a S24 value EA. TBE FINEST SCANDINAVIAN TEAK WALL UNIT This beautiful wall unit will look great 1n your hv1ng room, dining room or office Crafted of the very finest veneers. and features ad1ustable shelves. record d1v1ders. glass doors, a TV shelf. and hinged veneered doors that hide more storage apace. IAU I HCTIOW W&J.L UJ11T s595 COllPl.ITI He ~ eamina a livina Wlth bis horn while still in short pants, and bis schoolina ended after a after a year of high school. At 16, Goodman was pla)'lna in Ben Pollack's successful band; at ~. be left Pollack for New York.and a free-lance career. One of his Jobs was in the orchestra of Broadway's "Girl Crazy" in 1930. Audiences were puttin& up their money to see Ethel Merman in her sensational debut, while in the pit, Red Nichols led a band of unknowns including Goodman, Glenn Mi\ler, Jimmy Doney, Jack Teaprden and Gene Krupa. In 1934, helped by John Henry Hammond Jr., a cnuc and promoter, Goodman put tO&Cther h1s 6.rst band PLD BR'S and opened in Billy Rose's Music Hall. That led to a Saturday niabt oout- to-c:oasl radio show ... Let's Dance.'' The provam reached 2 million people each week. but since Good- man's b9nd was m the midna&ht dot, most of his listeners were on the West Coast. When Goddman took lbe band OD tour that Winter, audiences on the way west were not prcpued for ill brand of loud, fut dance music. The band was on the point of brea.kina up in failure when it amved in Los Aqe.les and created a sensation a.1 the Palomar Ballroom. From~. Goodman became a national phenomenon. T.UUAD 411D&«:111g1 s344 INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE SANTA ANA • 1540 E. warner Avenue • (714) 557-0611 • MISSION VIEJO • 28191 Marguerite Parkway • (714) 364-3252 ' OTHER STOllS IN: WIST LOS ANCELES, NORTH HOLLYWOOD, PASADINA, TORRANCE, CITY OF INDUSTRY, AND SAN D CO .. Al~ cnfted Of tM finest.,._." tR ....,. ltatM. many tt9tM.,.. ..,A11.-.. carcom for eal'f 9kl·UI'. ~ Ind lr&tftftandl• sUllllert to on l\and. llOt tt11111r11-... tor ~ IOflk.at.,.,..... .. I I I J ----~~- , -- Baptists take political p:lessage home BJ ROBERT FURLO • 1 ,, , ......... A Tl.A.NT A -Thou nd or Southern BaptJSu, beaded home from their national convention wilh a meuage for fella\\ bclievt>rs: politJcs needs Baptist~. Pra)'1ng. protcstina and potitickina are badly needed to fiahl a ''<1uprcss1on of reli11ous cxprc ion" in the United States, the Baptists declared 1 hu™1ay before conclud1na a thrtt-day gatherina in which they dectcd staunch!) con~rvallve new lraders. The Southern BapuM Convention, with 14 S million members. 1\ the natron''l laf'ICSt Protest.ant denom1na- 11on. second only to Roman Cathohn among all U S. rehgJOU!> groups In rcsoluttons pai.!.ed Thursda)'. the Baptists: -ObJected to 1nterpretauons of Su~e Coun ruhnp that deny the nJ.hl of voluntary Khool prayer &ftd Bable readm& in public schools. -Said-they trenuou ly object to '1he Vowina ant1..C~s11an btu" in televtSJon proaramm1na. . -'aw ccnsonh1~ m a lack of rchg1ou$ ~fercnces in ~hoot text· books. -Charged that adolescen1 scx-educ~uon proa,rams tau&ht "from a secular humanistic viewpoint'' have contnbuted to a moral decline. -Contended chat ant1-pom0o- graph> laws in many states a~ adequa1e 10 re~unct theda~~mmauon of obscene matenali. 1f only i.uch statutes would be enforced. In general. 1hey said. ··the sup- pression of ~ltg1ous expre!>s1on m Amencan hfC 1'\ dcstru<:tive of re- h11ou hberty and ¥Jolates the auarantttS of the First Amtndment" of the Coostitutioo. The resolutions uraed bclieven to write aovemment oflkials. 1ehool and othni: perticipate in lcpl protests. ask tefevt1ion advertilttl to cancel commercials when necessary and pra)' for teittbook selccton and othen mak1n1 dcci ions witb moral consequences. ~hti<:at 1CtJv11y for the denomm•· lion. Althouah lei~ ion cvanioelUt.s such a Jerry falwcU have flnkeG ~•iaion with political · ues. typical Southern BIJ>tist pascon and other leaden llave steered clear of overt P,Olitical involvement until recicnt years. The 1nt1-pomopapby resolution asked .. every Southern Baptist" to wnte to President Reapn and At· tomcy General Edwin Meese Ill thank.in& them for their efforts 1n that ara The ch.amnan of the conven- tion's rnolutaons committee, Alan Scars of Lou1sv11le, Ky .. i• exccutJve d1rector of Mccse·s Comm1n1on on Pomoaraphy. ··we encourage Southern Bapusu to become actJvc participants in the pohucal hfe oflh1s country-at the local. state and fecktal levels -in order to defend and promote the 1radit1onal Judeo-Oristian values nCCC$sar)' 1f Amenca is to survive as a nation founded upon those values," the 8apf15ts said. Sears told the convention his Whale non-binding, the rcsoluuona committee had avoided bnngina up represent another step toward secular potentially divisive issues. Churches to observe Father's Day fJther\ Da\< \\111 tx· tlw lo<b' 111 \crmon'> and ser' JlC\ "iunJ;n 10 .:s numtier ofOrangt." <. oa\t l hurl he<.. .. r he fat her v. 1th1n" \\ 111 h<,• (':\.• plored hy the Re' J:H:k f-l<mll.'\ ctl Q I 5 and 11 a m at lht.' Churcb of Religious Seieoee. Laguna Beach, 27802 f I l.11u Rnad \ou1h Laguna • • • F-a1her' Da\ v.111 he nh'>C'f\l'd al Ill a m \unua .. ·at thc Neighborhood Congregational Church, "\40 \t .\ nn ' Dnve Laguna Bealh l hl' Rl'\ \\ 1ll1am J E 1ler<i v.111 g1\.1' thl· \crmon. and \.11chael <\andef'! v. ii I rl.I\ I h1· organ anu cont.Juel the l huir ••• f om T 1pton of \.11nm•apoll\ .ind honoran member nl Rancho Capistrano Community Church v.111 g1\c a Father's Da~ mc'>S<tgt at thl· Q 'u and 11 a m '>l'n KC\ at thl' church. 2Y25 I <..amino l ap1\tranu San Juan ( apl\trano • • • ".\ fnbutc to f athers. ·\ Program ol l 1naccompan1cd \.1u'>1t for Obc' will be presented by Dr l onrad V. an at 10 30 Sundav for the Unitarian UoJversaH1t Feilowsbip of Laguna Beacb, 429 Cyprc.,s Dn"l Wan has long ~en a~ ... ooatt.'U v.1th communll) orche:!>tra~ • • • Andrew's Presbyterian Chnrcb Wl.11 present the annual "Bell Juhalee" at 4 p.m Sunda} al the church, 400 St. .\ndrews Road. Newport Beach . The program as fr~. but a freewill offenng will be received Child care 1s a"a1lable b' re~r .. at1on. which can be made by ·calling the music office at Murt1e and Robbie Allen, Dana Halls High School, Lloyd Chittenden. Jen- nifer Holdt, Cap1$trano Valley H1~ School; Jenmfer Howard. Knstm Ohman. Mission Viejo Hi&h School: and Saron Smith and Wendy W!Ji.tl· mg. Laguna Beach High School • • • o31-3X2l Temple Ju~ of Newport Beacl1 • • • (conservative) Wlll hold a Y1zkor The New Tbouabt Cbristlan memonal service commemora1mg Church, (oo;ta Mesa. w1ll hold tts the Festival of Shavout (festivaJ of annual Wall-.\-Thon at 9 am. Satur-weeks) at 10 a.m. today. The temple da> June 11 al the Newport Harbor meets at the Harbor Chnst1an High ~hool track. For mfonnation Church, 2401 Irvine Ave ... Newport about the fund-ra1~r. call the church Beach. office at 646-1012. Shavuot falls seven weeks afier • • • Passover and commemorates the W~slmlnster Lutheran Churcb will f f h La C"lebrate the in•tallatton of the Re'" receiving o the Tablets o t e w -~ " Ten Commandments -at Mount Da\td E R)'beck a\ us senior pastor Sinai at the I 0 a.m. scr.1ce Sunday. • • • ~~1ghbonng pa'ltor\ and c1v1c of-Tems>le Bat Yallm of Newport linals will participate in the ccr-Beacb/lrvlne also wlll hold Shavuo1 rnwm "'-hllh mark!'! the first new services at 10 a.m . 1oday al the ,en1or pastor of the congregation for 1cmplc, 1011 Camelback St., New- morr than 20 )car~ port Beach. • • • After a year of Sunday sessions w1th C...raduat1ng high lo(·hool seniors will Rabbi Mark Miller the following be honored al the 10 a.m. service students wdl be called to the torah to Sunday at the Shepherd of the Hills part1C1pate: Jonathan Isaac Feldman, United Church of Christ, 30121 Nadia Esther Frankel, Michael D. 1'.1gucl Road Laguna Niguel • Kaplan and Susan Victoria Marshall. Senior to bc honored arc Lisa Newport Beach; Susan Rosetta Im- Marla Ilyse Kupferman, Costa Mesa; and lanssa Leah Rachel Gibson, Laauna Beach. • •• Y1zkor services will be held at 11 a m. today at Cbbad of lrvme Jewt1'1 CnJer. 4872 Royce Road. Irvine. • • • A healing prelude will be held a half hour before the reiuJar I 0 a.m. services Sunday at the Eteru.l Llpc Chorcla of ReUli••• Scleoce tfiat meets at the People Center, 2340 S. El Camino ReaJ, San Oemente. ••• The 1985-86 .. Season of Song" at the Rtd HJll Latlleran Cllarcll, Tustin, will conclude al the 8 a.m. and 10:45 a m. services Sunday. The church 1s located at 13200 Red Hill Ave • • • Ir. tne Temporary Hous1ng, a com- munity effort supported by scrveral churches and orpruzatJons, 1~ fea- tured during June at the Good Sbepberd Latkru Cllarcll. Donations or food. good used clo1hmg and hygiene articles are being collected at, the church, 4800 Irvine Center Drive, during working hours Mondar throuah Friday and on Sunday mominp. For informauon, call Irvine Tem- porary Housmg at 551-0707 or the church. 552-1918. One rcsotuuon introduced by a dckptc but not brouaht up . for disc ion would h.ave cnuctzed South African apartheid. Hov.ever. the Baptists approved one encouraa· in& Bapttst aaenc1cs to mcrease the involvement of blacks and other rrunorillct in employment, missions &nd proarams. Also bypa std were a ~solution praisina N1carquan rebel6 supported by the Reagan admin1stnt1on and four measures supporting women's on:bnauon. Denom1nat1on President-elect · Ad.nan Roacrs of Memphis. Tenn., opposes ordatnma women. though a number of individual churches have done so. At the end. about 10,000 delegates remained of the 40.000 or so who voted in Tuesday's elections. Rev. Adrlan P. ROfen Support of women priests increases WASHINGTON (AP)-Nearly halfthenatton's Roman Catholics.iuaarce wuh their church's ban on female pnests. a ne~ report 1nd1cates. Forty-seven percent of the Catholics quesuoned ma survey last year, up sharply from 29percent 1n I 9:J4. agreed stronf.1y chat allowi.na women's ordination ··would be a good thmg. • lhe au1hor of the study reported. At the same tame, hesasd. respect lor male Catholic pnests 1s growing. and a trend toward parents' reluctance to sec 1he1rsons enter the pnesthood has apparently re versed. The change m attttude about sons' vocations could be an 1mport.an1 development m the.church's struggle to reverse a two- dccadedcchne m pnestsat the same t1me mcmbers.hJpm the nation's larges1 denomma11on has soared to 52. 7 million. Cnt1cs of the ban on female priests have suggested that liftmg 1t could ehmmate 1hcshortage of clergy and encourage women who say they are considered second<lass church members. However, Pope John Paul II has not soflened hi!> declaration chat the matter 1s closed. The study'sau1hor. Ca1holic t n1vers1ty of Amenca sociology professor Dean R. Hoge, said," Apparently stron~changcs are occumngamongAmencan Catholics on this topic-and probably on 01htrtop1cs regarding women today " Althouah the maJes--only clergy rules are held 1 n place by an all- maJe hierarchy, suppon for allow1 ng female pncsts 1s actually tu~ among Catholic men than women. Hoge said in the report The percentage of men favoring the idea rose from 35 percent in I 974 to 5 I percent in 1985 while the percentageofhke-rtµnded women increased from 25 percent to 44 percent. Those figures, Hoge sa1d, 1nd1cated "that suP.pon for women's ordination is coming not merely from women's hbera11onists." lo aeneraJ, hewd.support fordo1n1away with the ban was highest among the youn~est and best-educa1ed respondents. 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Sul!dly h"-> -l:JO l 10.00 I.Ill Cludl Schoel Chldr111 tlwu AM:s I 0,00 a m "-H•J care nllab6e - 130 ' 10-00 "" VHC1«1 -7-00 p 111 2850 Fa1r111ew Ad . Costa Mesa 557-3340 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH 1M1•.oun SynO<ll 780 Victoria St .. Coeta Me .. Lother V. Tornow, PHtor 831·1811 .,,_ Jeell•. , .. tOf WORSHIP SERVICE S:OO 10:30 AM ~a, Schoal l AGM Sible Cius '20 A.M Ctvn hMi Elemtntary Sd10CI 541-aM ST. MARK PRESIYTEllAI CHURCH list~uH DI l lamborH. NeWOOfl Buch Rt• W1ll11m McQuoid. PISlOf ~ssl Ro Roberl P Stew1rt. Assoc Pistor Roc!&er WMten, MUSIC Otreclor WonMp 9:30 ll. E~1e1tiot Clams tt:•S ll. ClllWC..~ Jw i.: W f«.U41 SHIR HA·MA 'ALOT HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM "'* Sefn••d ' ~1111 11,.bol,. i I •,lbiwtt Ot ""'"' A•ll' SM~~' Nu,port 8t.trh C1 f d<K ''°' I o• into t.,. .... ~.It•'" • • [>44 170} • ' P A t Sebbeth S.rvlcH frtN, lffaiaa & IS '• ,..., Senlce flrtl f°"l t4 111t ... i. I H ' I Smt.1 t~• •npon l"i" Am 2100 II# Ylsta HOLY COMMLINtON EACH auHOAY _,.AM. -~......,-.... NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Racer J. Btfc. Pastor Kim Dfwt Kroestad, PastOf WllSllPlllYICI a AM ' 10:30 AM (Interpreter fOf the deaf at a AM) ....... ,t:JI. SUfl>AY SCHOOl 9:15 AM llbstfy C•t Anlable Ftr --· , ... ••1111•• ..... all44Ma WllOllll ltl ... ., Ir, 11_,.,t hHll 141-1111 HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH IDleelplet of Chrlet) 2401 lr•IM •t lenla lu"' Newport a.ech 145·5791 Morning Worship I 0 AM Sunday School 9 AM Dr. John Hullman, Jr r ... h Wonhip and hear this practil:al, ChrKl-C«"nlrrt'd, biblical mt'•'!alC'· .. ~ ! , "THE MODEL FATHER" Sunday, June 1c;, 1986 8:30 and 10115 A.M. 000 St Andrews Road. Newport Beach, Caltforma 1714) 631 2880 (•<."ro•• from N-pol1 Harbor Hl1h School at Irvin«" & 15th.) IEW THOllllT CHlllTill 011101 111 •• 11111 It., ..... ... (l ............. setm.4) "Trutll A~11t Eff10llY1 lhl11" Qredu•tlon 8und8y Or. Eleanor C Jac~son s...,...,..,._,. ,....l./l#ltlllO..rcli IOJO Dial-A-Prayer 646-6464 Laguna Presbyterian Church "Church ofCh1mts" A ~ dVch r. .U.. South c..ty. Slm*lilll S.-. .. au&IM MUlk. i Sud., WOid.i, 1:00 • lO:IO.. I Nf1JW11 C..,,, -,.,.rid#•SDUy Sdool for aJJ Wee.._,~ For ClJJ4.iu, r .. ia A A'-lu 416 Foreat A\le • Phon• ,94. 7666 Ot. arttu l. ,._ .. ,, .... Ct• ...... Ot. l*•* Clldwtl OIAL·A-PRA YER-'694·PRA \' -, Be sure to worship at a place ol ~our choice Y• WUI fie W~ -A.ttd "'-'t»dl FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main •I Ad.llm•. Huntington 8'uN:h M<>fnlng Worstup Bib~ Schoo! Evening W0<shlp SUNDAY """" , ... u. °'--__, ..,.,,..,.. 900AM 10 45 AM . 600 PM ...... Fau• O.ve t,lal(.Olm & Albe<! H K••QM ........ , ... Mar~ Iden Dl<~IO< ol C1111111en EducaloQtl DIAL-A-DEVOTION -S.tseO; Office -~2511 "PF9Klllng Clwlel Since 1"5" SA JNTJAML WELCOMES YOU IUNDAY WORSHIP IOVICll 7:30 AM. Holy Euchatiat All• I 9:00 AM • Holy Eucharlat Rite It 10 45 .<M • Prayw and PralM Eucharl1t Rite II Church School • 9:00 AM Child car. · 7 30 & 9;00 AM (Mualc:, Mrmon and child care at 3 Mr\llcea) lllD-WUK WOMaHOP Monday-Friday • 8:30 AM MOfnlng Prav- TU99dey • 10:00 AM Eucharist & Healing Setvloe WeClneedey • &:30 AM Holy Euch.,lat Fr. Gltbett P. Prine., D.D. Pr ... 1-ln--Charge ~ .. Fr Brian Cox. Aaal1llng The Rev Thomu Henry • Of Wiiiiam Roberta • Mr. Samuel Shaftlf SAINT JAMES EPISCOPAL CHl.JRCH UOCI \ 1a Lido • "-r~ pan fkal h • .., 14-h., S-0~ IO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES BRANCHES Of THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST C:.HURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST 114 BOSTON MASSACHU<:E TTS "God tba Preserver of Man" lrvlne-Flrst Church of Chriat. Sctent11t Rancho len Joequln Intermediate School 4111 Mlch-41on ( ... er Y1le) Church a lundeJ School-1000 A.M · AHdlng Room, 4330 Barranca Pkwy .. lull• 10, Stoneer.U Pleaa 10 A.M.-4 PM. Mon. thru Sel 10 A.M -7 P.M. Thuradey cn.-o r •'• 1n.1•h A"" .. ,,"' J•, Newport e .. ch-Flrst Church of Chrl1t, Scientist 3303 Via Lido, Newport hech Church a lunday tchool-t:OO a 10:30 A M .-.. ding Room, 3315 Via Lido Mon thru Sat. t AM ·5 PM Tue1 -7-1 PM t "' ( •'• P'n•••..,., lUoe'('•' • 8 )Q t I )()A~ t -t..,Jy '""- Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist J100 'ac:lfle View Dr , Corona ~I Mer Church I lund•J khoot-10:00 AM. Reading Aoom-3500 "8" E. Coa1t Hwy,, CdM • WfDIEIDAY HElllC TflTIMOllY MfmlCI I P .M. AU CllUICllfl All are cord1ally invited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms Child Care Provided AT ALL SERVICES. Senn••''' 1 11111 D rMa:JI ()I .. The Future Fathers" -TV Lis llNl~~ -------- l#IWWW ABC to share July 4th coverage LOS ANGELES (AP) -Telcv1S1on's battle for Liberty was resolved this week when ABC agreed th.at its nvaJ networks could share all news poruonsofthe Liberty Weekend opemna ceremonies.. The pnmary issue was coverage of President Reagan and other offietals pan1etpatm1 in the July 3 Irick off to the four-day extravapnza ctlebratmg the rcstorauon of the Statue ofl..lbeny on its IOOth btrtbday. Tom Goodman. 1 spokesman for ABC. said the network will provide pool coveraac of •P{>fOXJmately 16 minutes of the 21h-hour opcruna oeremorues. .. We have aareed that these add1t1onal portions should be considered news and we wtll make them available," Goodman wd. Those mclude the introductory remarks ofSecrctary of the lntenor Donald Hodel and Lee la~ ctwrman of the Statue of l..lberty-Elhs Island Foundauon, before Reapn uove1ls the restored statue. and. later in the evenina., the remarks by Secretary of the Navy John Lehman as he mtroduces Reagan to haht the torch. ABC aJso qreed to pool covcraJe in the event of a news emergency durina the ceremonies. Goodman said. ABC is not sharina coveraac of the Medal of Honor ccremony, in which 12 naturalized citizens.. including Bob Hope and Henry Kissinger, w111 be given medals cruted by David Wolper. the telev1s1on producer who is exccuuve producer of l..lbeny Weekend. Cable News Network asked for ac:ccs.s to that event. but Carol Olwcrt, ABC's director of news information. satd 1t wasn't considered a news event. Last year, ABC outbid NBC and~ to S-).' $10 million for the exclusive br<>lldcast nahts to Liberty Weekend, for the most pan a series of concerts. parades. fireworks and even 1 spons salute that mclodcs a tu&-<>f- war between the New York G&ants and New York Jets. The net~ork lS offerin.1 l 7YJ houn of COvef'llC. CBS. NBC and CNN did not dispute ABC's paid exclus1v11y for the entcrtaJoment elements. but at'lued 10 rC'cent public statements that the acttviues or pubhc offietals dcdlcattna a nauonaJ statue must be.open to all. "We're c:elebratin& 1 statue that person1fies fn:edom, yet the freedom of the press •s being abridged," Jane Maxwell. CNN's director of spcaal events. said earlier. "All we want ts ac::cess to the pubbc offieta.ls who arc at this event of nauonaJ importance and national interest.. We object to the news event being packa&ed. tied up m a ribbon and sbld." That position was supported by Hodel, who said Wednesday that pubhc events on property administered by his department should be open to the media. New York PBS station may end productions NEWYORK(AP)-WNET-TV.oneofthe nauon's pnncipal suppliers of prosrammm4 to the Pubhc Broadcastlna Service, 1s proposma a shift away from th.at role and towards an emphasis on more local prOIJllm- mina. 1 station offiaal said today. ~ p~pa1~" Stel~ G~m~1. WN~s pu~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--· WNET trad1t1onaJly has functioned as . one of the statJons th.at produce, d1stnbute and publiclZC the bag- t1cket propams that form the heart of the national PBS prime-lime schedule. These stations -also includmg WGBH m Boston and KCET in Los AnJtles -are finding it ~ocreasmaJy difficult to recoup then costs throu&h subscriber pledJes and corporate underwriuni. officials of WNET told the New York Times . .. We are not goina out of the national prosrammina business, but we want to be sure that.all those propams manager. S&Jd WNET now produces about 40 pcrccnt of PBS's programming and nearly half of its S80 m1lhon budget this year 1s dedicated to national programming. officials wd While WNET will contJnue to produce such nationally popular prosrams as "The MacNed-Lehrer Newshour" and "Nature" for the immediate future, G11mmas1 said the restructurina represents a radicaJ chln&e tn the way the station does business. The plan, which was to be presented to the station's board of directors, would ehm1nate 50 to 75 JO~ over the next few years. officials S&Jd. lf the five-year plan IS accepted by the 33 members of the board. almost the entire bud&et would be dedicated to l>fOtU&Dlmin for the New Y"ork metropolitan area. Graduation Specials ... CHARLES H. BA RR • 17&h Ir lrvu~ • W 1cliff P a P.Ort ~ach ~2-3310 I Qt • I I t 1 p Orange Coat OAJL y PILOT/ Saturday, JUM 14, 198e Carlin ready to try his hand at acting By JERRY BVClt UT........,_.,,._ , LOS ANGELES -Comcdtan Geor&c Carlin waited a Iona time to become an actor. but he quickly nailed down roles an a spttaal for Home Bo>. Office and an a movie now an production Carlan pla)S a private eye named Mark Holder an a miniature film noar 1h1u wraps around the HBO special. whrch debuts tonight And he's a burned-out hippie who tuned out 1n the 1960s in the Disney comedy spy thriller .. Outraacous Fonune .. no'A-filming 1n Los An- geles .. This as 1mponan1 for me because I held my acting ambitions an check bccau~ I'd had some bad ex.penences w11h trying 10 do some acting 1n the IQ60s and "70s," he said. "'Acuna as something I've al~ays wanted to do since cha Id hood "I d1dn ·1 fee-I confident before "lo~ l'\C.' ~orked pas1 most of thost internal blocks. I'm free now to pursue this deferred goal The-main k1 ckorrto sho~ people. the public and people in this business that I'm ready is 'Outraa~us Fortune: But my spccaal as another siep in that dirtt- 11on. •• Carlin st.an 10 h11 si11.tb oriiin1I •pccial for H .-.. On Location Gcorse Carlin an Conccn -Playin' Wuh Your Hc.d." The difference this time is that th special in<'ludt11 shon film, done in bl.ck and white like a 1940s detective movie. called "The Envelopt. •• In 1t private eye Mike Holder" tryana desperately to evade hoodlums who want the envelope he holds The mm1mov1e sets the ton( and introduces themes and charac1'n for the standup performance that fol- lows. Carlin. who pttvaously appeared regularly on commercial television. took his act to cable tclev1S1on an 1978. ··1 went to cable for two rcasons- for the freedom in lanauagc and subject matter and the freedom from commercials,'' he said. "You rattly sec a standup comic on the networks any more. Thtrc's just too much interference. On cable you get no interfcrenct and no 1eeond auc 1n1 ' "J havt attat f rttdom in the U$C Of tanau •..• I uk language thr way a playwra&ht dOH, to enhanl'<' thr impact of ccna1n thouahts A Iona time aao I decided I didn't want to preclude my u ortanauaae. Hav1na come from a st~\ backaround. I felt comfortab~ with that lanauage I don't think it's health~ to rtstnct younelf." Carlan said many of ·has rouune!> don't rcqu1re strong lanauage. but he 5till wants to know he has the freedom 1f he needs 1t It was dunna the year~ on com- mercial telev1S1on that Carlan became widely known for two characters. Al Pouch. the H1ppy-D1ppy Mailman. and Al Sleet, the H1ppy-01ppy Weatherman. They were characters he had developed m has da)'s as a radio disc JOC:key Carlan, 49, grew up m Manhattan and served m the U.S Air Force "l started 1n radio 1n 1956 when I was m the Air Force at Shreveport. La .. " he said. "I connected with. a dC?wntown station and spent my whole Air Force time employed Ha civilian. When I did have to work for the Air Fortt I was a radar and op11a and computer repairman." Carlan t"C«ntly celebrated his 2.Sth wcdd1na anniversary and hat a dauahter. Kelly, 23. who is an asp1rina actre s He-had earlier acted in such films as "Wuh Six You Get Ea Roll" and ··car Wuh" and had done some sketch comedy on television. He 111d, "I didn't feel at home doina sketches and after a while said I didn't want to do 11. I couldn't surrender that control that a standup comic ha!. I couldn't find the key to 11" · Outrageous Fortune," which 'tars Bette M idler and Shelley Long. will be out next February "If the public wall accept me as a film actor I will pursue that as well as my standup work," he said "I have a lot ofthmgs to talk about yet" Carlan makes abOut 100 appear- ances a year. including dates in Las Vegas and Atlanttc Caty. He also has a new album coma ng out, called "Play- an' With Your Head." Few mprtals can match Ted Turner's pace By 808 WISEHART 1111cci.to11, .............. LOS ANGELE~ Cap1a1n en Wussier ._president of WTBS. Turner's cable-television "super- stauon " He and ordered Wussier to JCt to Moscow and ncgouate with the So' iet Uruon to bu) television nghts to the 1988 Summer Ohmpacs 10 ~oul, Korea on a 50-50 split. figunng H would guarantee that neither coun- 11) would boycott. Outrageous Jove'i to rock the boat A.s Ted Turner watched the I Q84 ~ummer 01) mp1c Games an Lo' Aneeles from his A.tlanta home. he noticed that the Russians weren't there. and 11 made him sad. When he remembered that the .\mencans hadn't attended the 1980 Summer Ol~mpic Games 1n Moc;co" 1t made ham sadder sull. Ted Turnerdecaded to make a deal He-summoned a ~ubordanate Rob- When Turner gets one of his 'ideas,·· Wussier. a former CBS president. walls until he mentions 11 three times. bccau~ '"then I kno"' 11's ~nous. "'I sometimes tell ham he'H(l AMflll(.A Allt"' .JOe ~- STlLLOD COBIA l>cM ::.haln THE. I l lf Ar SHlYll ""' .... 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What dtd pan out is the Goodwill Games, a July 5-20 mini-Olympics 1n M oscow with 65 countries part1c1- patmg. mcludrng almost 600 athletes from the U nitCd States. The 129-hour broadcast will be earned on WTBS, throughout Europe and Asia. plus on 60 independent telcv1s1on stations m this country, mcludm& Channel 58. The Turner-Soviet Union creation as scheduled again for 1990, somewhere 10 the United States. Ted 'I:ualer had struck again. Modest as ever, he crowed. "It's gonna look hke the Olympics and sound ltke the 01> mp1cs. it JUS\ won't be the Ol}mp1cs "It's simple, but most big thmgs "re." he explained. "It's hke, 'You bnng the wane, I'll bring the cheese, and we'll have a hnlc party.' " Turner smiled at that one, a gap. toothed gnn that suggests he dOC"Sn't take most of what he says scnously and nobody else should either. When he sat down for lunch at the Beverly H1ltOr\ Hotel, his tic was loose, has body sagcd, and he was washed-out from Jet lag.. Confronted by an audience of television cnucs who know him for the eminently quotable subject that be IS, wouldn't you know it, he revived. Give him an audience, and Turner probably would nsc from the lf1lVe. For perspective, understand that Turner's hfe wasn't exactly empty when he put together the Goodwill Games. 1 In add1t1on to WTBS, he own$ CNN, a 24-hour daily cable news channel, and CNN Headline Service, which does the same thing, only faster. Now add his Atlanta Hawks basketball team and the Atlanta Braves baseball team. Overseeing these baubles would be considered a full-tame JOb by most people. Turner also was on the cusp of his $5 billion bid to take over C BS. When 1t looked like he would fail -CBS spent more than. $ l billton fighung ham off -he shruucd, and turned around and bought MGMUA, a film- telev1s1on studio, for S 1.5 b1lhon "Excellent~ -Gary Frenkhn, KABC-TV desert bloom I) I~ I. P H I ·--------Q -----" &du9ive Enpgement NOW. SHOUVING. Edwards TOWN CENTER Costa Mesa • S 0 Frwy Bnstol 751-4184 DMv 5 30 • 7 45 & 10 00 PM Sat. Stl1 12 4S • 3 00 • 5 30 • 7 45 & 10 00 PM "The FUNNIEST film 10 + ." • 1n years. Gary Fnr*hn, KABC-TV ------·MATTHEW aAOOERJCK _____ _ FERRIS BUEi I ER'S DAY OFF • tllf.A •COSTAMUA llMflt EOwarcn •OIWJG( MaMBtu Pl.111 Edward1 lownc:.n1t1 WoodllrldOt Contini c-iom. -MAllE• ~29 SJJ9 '~' •18"1 551 06SS 63-t 2S$3 • lutl&A,Mll( • (l fOlllO •LA M1IW>A Paclllc'l IWITOll ANhllfn Otwt ,., UA Mo¥19~ EOw1•GsE lo•o Px1loel1M#~ Edwlnll Wlq <Altier 879 9850 952 •991 se 9SOO "" 2400 •tCM7 ~u• •COS'TAllUA •llMllf MIS1IOll WllJO •WUl..nfll Paciftc I E~c;.n...,,c.,.1• (G•l•GS ""°""toly fdw11cn~ UA r....., C.-."111 "'w;,:°""" 111 979 "" U. all I l/l#f0~36'6220 asm ., • P'llES£:11TED ,,. (t111 ___ ,__ • I) "PREPARE TO BE WOWED ••• In Mona Lisa, a strong, stinging, superbly acted drama, BOO Hoskins roars like a house afire through a once in a lifetime role'.' "A dark, sleazily glamorous gem.'' Os'ollcl ~ NEWSWEEK 808 HOSKINS rAHY TYSON fiil ·~-~ .. . ·--_ .. __ _ --EXELUSM E~~NT STARTS 111lAY-- "A studio m the hand." he said. "1s worth a network m the bush." Words to hvc by A couple of days a&o. he 'IOld everytlung m that acqu1s1t1on but the library or about 4,000 movies for not quite S500 million, which over the long haul guarantees a lot of cheap movies for WTBS. To some, the 46-year-old Turner 1s a dangerous redneck with more ambitJon than brains. To others, he's a &u.sty entrepreneur who parlayed the family's bankrupt billboard busi- ness -inhented when his father comW.ittcd su1c1de in 1963 -into an empire. Even has cnt1cs concede that he's always interesting; witness the million-dollar-plus contract he re- cently signed for an autob1ograph} These days. Turner 1s 1n his statesmanship mode. which com- bines the bluster offo~orn Leghorn with the vaultm~ ambition of He nry K.issmger. For instance, has nsc to national promanencc came first from has successful defense of the Amen- ca's Cup in 1977, piloting has vessel Courageous. For the first tame m the cup's I 00-plus year h1stol). anothe1 nauon. Australia. won it last tame out RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. .... ,_ .... c.....""' 1122 ..... lln~ can 1UA-SU.11M Ted Turner Asked 1f he might get involved an the effort to return the cup to this count!). Turner archly re~lied. .. Younger men will have to bnng 1t back rm worlungon world peace and a g.lobal (Television) network" And there's the brouhaha over coverage of next month's Ltberty Weekend, especially a July 3 cer- emony m which President Reagan will relight the restored Statue of Libert) and Chief Justice Warren Burger will induct 20,000 new c111zens ABC has packaged an entertam· ment extravaganza out of 1t, and SJ>t:nt a reported SIO million on TV nghts for 171/J hours of coverage July 3 through July 6. Other news agencies -N BC. CBS. and Turner's own CNN -complain they can't be excluded from covenng a on their tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllr1 own, bccau~ access to public events arcn 't for sale. "Tiii STAAJ'tCT\ •ts "-"0 l'50 .. tson'AT'IOH •COSTAllUA ...,._ ~,,,.., ,.,, . ,,, •ClllllA•M uoc.-.. ,...,,... .\ Till-STAa H l.LUI: ·-T ... s...-..1o< • u. ""° , ... _, "' .... .__ ._ .... AttllOI •-'MTOll llACM 10.tl'OIQ:t"'..-I ... 0 'U -I 'klriO\ -·"'.,. \" y~~ ·u-,.. .. ,...,,. ... "'° tO.lf'll"'DO'ltft'. .... Ji' lll'O ---.•\ol1'\I Ml~l6 ll.t"'"'fllO'tole Turner came down firmly on both sides. Whtie he agreed. "You can't hide the Statue of Liberty, it's nght out there in New York harbor." he admires ABC'~ chutzpah, because "you do what you can to get a leg up on the other guy. NEWPlllT BEACH ~-•oo .a 1s .101ri 11119::U...looL.Jw.ll .... IAA~ Edwards Lido Cinema · 673·8350 SAT'~·-'/:: l0;~s' 00 · ~ Bl\1j.at V.a LO> Mo.I . TMUfl . 1tsa110 ' • 'Fantasy Island' star tells his side of scuffil es BJ SUE MANNING _. .............. LOS ANOEL.ES -Actor Herve VWochaiu, tired of what be called yean of bad press, broke a five-year siknce to describe his side of some scuftles that have put him in the headlines since his mamage broke up. "Uauall~ I shut up and le( it go by, but~ ume I let it go, I lose a job" Villcchaiz.e said in a Monday inte~ view. He said he couldn't even do commercials because of "all the bad press rm setting, I've been sbutttng my mouth for five ye.an and I'm sick and tired ofit." ned, "it was just a rq.ulAr home fiab t .. Then I learned from fncnds I should buy the paper and I learned I ~as &ettina divorced," he said: A bitter divorte battle ensued, despite a marri• oonlrlCt, be Slid. In 1982 Hagen filed a $22S.QOO ~ivil suit apinst Villecha.ize, claim- ing he had tried to shoot her and that be had struck her. from tum aft~ he fired .se.,·cral shots anto the air to Kare oft' an acqua.mt· ance he claimed was tryina to run him down with a car. · Vitlccham: c.laims the man was a tran&er. was on dru and wa armed. .. He was goina to hool me, l don't like ~opte hittini me m my own houtc, ' the actor s~ud. BodYJuards. close c.a11, and fear followed. Villecbaize said. Because he could not act work. he said he turned to charity and for the past nine months, bas been fightJOI drugs an Costa Rtca for the president and first lady of that country. Oavtd Brokaw, a wtlkknowo Hdl· lywood pubhcist who represents Vi1- lecbaiz~.sa1d be was not sure what the act0r's ,ex.an Nnction was in Cost.a Rka but that 1t did involve publli! 5ervice. "The peat tbrwit or his dail)' activity these days 1s for the bcutt~ ment-of his fellow man ... the: publicist '8id. V1U~ba1ze said he's also been worluna with a Oyina doctor program. taktnt medicine to the people of M~ico on the fil'\t ee end ofevtty month, and with a child abuse proJCCl Last week, Vallccbaize was arrested aOcr aUcge.clh•. lud:in1 Er .8ro.,,11son. :a 20).i po1.n1d. 6-r()C)l ~ acrvr:r. arid Jtomp Ill oa umm011S ordcrlna bUl'I 1a a,ppeu: roun in a c,.il prOcuduw in,olv• Hapn. • Villechallc wtcd lhc ulcidCnt CIOld-bloodcdsc:tup ... I lbou&J)l U dope and he (H~) mpt bavina somebody iaU 'pi(.turea Stt~ me up with dope. r.11 v.'Ork ID drua &bust. )'OU hlave to e&tefUI." He allqed there wu • w11ncs1 the confrontatJon.i_ but the server paid him off and be fled. The 3-foot-11 actor and Camille Hateo were married in 1980. while he was atamng on ABCs .. Fantasy laland" as Tattoo, Ricardo Mon- t&lban's sidekick. Toa.ether, the men ~ted visitors who arrived on an ialan~ tbeo worked to make their faow1es become reality. Tbe show ran from 1978 to 1984, a year after Villccbaize left. "For six months, she got $6.000 a month. l was kicked out of my (suburban Sunland) ranch and she lived there. Tbjngs were reall~ bad.. I had ulccn. l was reaUy emotional. I 1ot my ranch back but she took off with everything I had in it against the coun order. l didn't fight back because of the bad press," he said. Hagen referred calls to her at- torney, Jack Panagiotis of Hollywood who said he was not a party to the dissolution proceedings, but Vil- lechaize's statements were .. not the son of things you can respond to with any kind of meaning." .. I'm worluna with the druJ en· forcement agency there," he said ... , 1~:iliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiZ'~ work wnh a partner l call him E.A. I When l'm m Costa Rica, we take a small aircraft and we go hiding on an island. It looks like •fantasy Island.' We have 25 miles of beach to ounclves. We know anybody who Fifteen months after he was mar- .. I couldn't take the pressure, so l quit 'Fantasy Island.• Since then, I Bene Vlllechalse never work agasn. I would hide because poeple tried to punch me in the face. People took shots at me. 1 was never protected by the police," Villechaize said. In 1983, police confiscated a pistol moves on it." He admitted, "I carry a gun. When you work wtth dope, you have to carry a gun." Jim torn by vows on 'Loving' spots papers from Jabot on her hospital bed. he says that he d1d"n 't shoot her but he wishes she had been killed. Balhsiacs tests show bullcb that struck Jill were from gun divers relnevcd from lalcc and that the pnnts on gun are Jack's. Jack arrested for attempted murder while at Gin.a's res- taurant Brad aslcs Danny to be ht~ best roan. While in Brad's office. Lauren discovers Brad never mailed wedding invitauon to has parents B tells Tracy his parents will be unable o attend the ceremony. N1klc1 upset w n shcJJSksJaclc to move into Newman owers and he tells BY LYNDA HIRSCH AU MY CBD.J)REN: Wade aware Broolr.e suspicious of bis unwillingness to be pbotoanaphed. Wade decides to coun Brooke, and has her wondenng if he is a con artist or the most sensitive mah she's ever known. Langley fearful he will flunlc his test and not f:t:~c with Hillary. Palmer and Ross · Jcssc's run for city council. ·st.an: bears Dcit tell l>almer hi&bway won't hurt the geese. Stuan believes Ross 1s ready to forgive Adam. Erica and Tom share moment of passion. Natalie finds tape Alex left naming baby his tole heir. Feanng th•~ will release Jeremy from his commitment to her and the ctuld, Natalie keeps the tape a secret. Julie spots Charlie and Dagne kissing. Am.}' tells Ruth that she cares deeply for Oiff. A.N<Yl'RER WORLD: Adam Cory, Mac's nephew from Chicago, becomes temporary member of Bay City police department. Neal, Adam's older brother. dectdes to leave town. Cecille teams that her husband, the lung of Tanquir, 1s loolana for her. CCCtlle allows Cass to call Kathleen. C'athn discovcn that Sally's car was dama~ before 11 went off the road. Michael purchases lakefronl propeny neitt to the Loves and decides to pursue sexual involvement wnb Donna. Still pretending to be Marley, Vicki iallcs to Jake. Rcalizi~ that Jake really does love Marley. Vicki decides to leave town. Jake searches M1chaers office, discovers Marley's ad- dress. and shows up at her hotel in Chie1110. US$ wants Cecille to believe hc·s poiaoned himsc!lf AS THE WORLD TURNS: When Sierra confronts Tonio, he swears he ts not bavina an affair Betsy docso 't believe Tad woukl have tried to ra~ I vL Margo agrees to So to dmner wuh Tom for their ann1venary. Margo 1s ass1sned rookie pe.nncr Nick Costello and has an 1mmed1- 11e avcn1on 10 ham. Bnan learns of phony 11paturc on propeny deed. Duncan plans to bury bones of his instttuhonalited s11ter's dead fiancc to pl'l'vent anyone from learning he was murdered and not the suicide VlCtim Duncan's51ster Bcatnce claims he was. Lily tells John she is not buaina Dusty or lccep1ng him from stuCfyU\a. Dusty gets letter from Stu Purvis. a rodeo buddy, and regrets that he no tonaer 1s involved 1n that lifestyle. Emma SOCS tO VISlt her ailing brotber-in- law Henry Lisa warns Lucinda to lay off and stop interfering with Earl. She says 1f she doan't, everyone will learn Lucinda's ~ Ellen continues to feel ignored by David. Tonio threatens Craia's life. CAPITOL: Brenda begs Hap for a Job When she spots Ovlan Wlth Elsie. Brenda nearly destroys the place. Dylan takes Elsie to movie. Kate realizes Jordy aware that there was no moVlc deal. She decides to tell Sam before Jordy can. Sloane and Ali reunite 10 say goodbye. Wllb bun plannio& to so beck to his homeland. Ali pves Sloane his faloon ring. Kelly as upset beaux Trey has yet to mum to Washing- ton. Tyler and Juhc head for Geneva where he 1s to head Interpol unit dealing wtth terronsm. Judson asks Baxter to return as his law panner. When Thomas and ludson team that Clarissa and Baxter plan elopement, they try to stop them. Carla St. Anne, the mystenous woman to the black outfit at Victor's funeral, asks Baxter if he really intends to marry C)ll!'issa. When he ~ys yes. Carta is nouceably upset DA ys OF OUR LIVES: Bo upset when he realizes bis mother considered murder- inJ Victor. R~l~ing that he must stop Victor's influence on bis family. Bo tells him he 1s ready to accept him as his father if Victor wtll stop meddling. Frustrated over hts amnesia, Roman destroys Marlena's livina room. When Came witnesses this. she becomes terrified, runs into the street and 1s struck by a car. When Victor drops custody suit over Kimberty•s baby, Kimberly believes Shane will move 1n with her. When Shane demurs. she is stunned. Bo and Hope agree to move into Victor's sprawling estate. Calliope wants to so on .. Newlywed Game" but Eugene says no. Melissa furious when she returns home and finds Ivy at the house wearing only a robe. Robm fears religious dif- ferences will rule out any future for her and M1lcc:. Bnna tells Lars no one can ever lcnow where she 1s; n would hurt too many people. GENERAL HOSPITAL: Buzz under- goes further surgery. Jimmy Lee, sur- rounded on dock, ts beaten by workers. Anna agrees 10 help find Buzz's daughter. Patnck 1nv1tcs Lu~ t.o dinner as a pfoy to find out who the · real" Lucy 1s. Lorena leaves Port Charles to Join Derck and gets Mike to return ro Rick and Ginny. The Weber family has a major celebration at Mike's return. Kids on the waterfront arc busy making Lila's famous family rchsh recipe at Kelly's. Jimmy Lee sends Sandy Stryker telegram to contact him about Buzz. Butz tells Anna she docs not have to stay loyal to him. Scan and Monica make love in the Quanemainc: mansion. Teri tells Lucy to stay away from Patrick. Anna as concerned when Buzz rc1ects his daughter. Tony and Rick thank Buzz as stealing drugs from the medical closet. Felicia offered job. GUIDING U GHT: Maeve and Kyle's son 1s not really dead, although she has Kyle continue 10 believe so. Louie as watching the child. R1clc decides to stay at C1a1re's side until she comes out of coma. Someone pulls C1airc's life support sys- tem. Lillian continues to be wary of her feelings for Hawk. Ph1hp and Beth relclndle their feelings for one another and decide to move tn together. LOVING: Ava has Jack served with custody sutt papers. Jim tom between vows concerning confession and telhng Jack Ava admjtted Johnny not her child but Tug and Sheree's. A wounded Trish refuses to go to hospital BclieVlng Dolly and Hunt are lovers. Keath walks out on Dolly. DRIVE-INS :~~~~ STADtUm tl Ill 1111/Kt!tHt !!1t1 SJtf•ym S ..vD TOO Y0""8 _. _. 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SWHt Liberty (-.0) OIMVU l l o,_ UIW'Wlp.'l >I Wll .. / ~ U• 11 fRH u.-NtM , ' ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Brad attacks Bart when he learns he's the one ruining Connie's rcputa11on. Mana afraid Asa will try to bribe Cord. Asa offers Cord job on Anzooa ~per. Cord agrees to take it if Tina will go with tum. Tma refuses. Cord decides instead to take job on Oint's newspaper. Larry tells Mimi he'll go with her fo L.A. but starts to change has mind. Match and Stan plan Jailbreak. Pamela's father goes to Jail to sec Mitch, who claim~ he's seen the light. The Jailbreak ensues. Mitch tries 10 keep everyone calm. Herb shows Dorian photo of henclf with face rubbed out Donan brqlcs down an Herb's arms. RYAN'S H9PE: Roger tells Jail he's found a way to get Maggie to cooperate. Unbeknownst to Maggie, she has si111ed pre-nuptial agreemont saying she must bear child for Roger. Mex asks Maggie about file she: stoic. Dakota gives Bag Al's payment to a poor family. Miu tells M~e the files arc worthless and the misinformation will cause Roger to lose a fonune. Rick tells Frank the undercover job is not woith the pnce of losing Ryan. Thup enter Ryan's apartment and ng stove so it will blow up if In. Rym strikes match and stove explodes Max sends Maggie dead roses and a large spider. SANTA BARBARA: Mary teams she's pregnant but doesn·t know whether tht father is Mason or Mark. Eden viSlls Kelly an psychiatric hosp11al and as convinced the medication Dr. Rawlings 1s giving her 1s cause for her disorientation. Dunng David's murder tnal, his lover Sheila takes stand on hts behalf. Feeling she'IJ never measure up to her husband's former lover Eden, Santana decides 10 form rela- tionship with another man. Oina learns 1ha1 CC. as going to give final custody of Brandon to Santana. Oma tradts on her famous name to stan cookie company c.allcd Mrs Capwell~ ~60lc1es, G1nA stoic the recipe from Rosa. SEAltCB FOR TOMORROW: Compet- ing for JOb, Qumn sells himself as a dancmg banender. BclievinJ Patil happy without him. Hogan commits himself to Liza after Llza's divorce from Lloyd 1s finalized. Estelle: finds herself in Bela's arms and plans to use thts relationship to punish Lloyd. Estelle decades to fire Lloyd as managing editor and hire Hogan Lloyd quitsbeforc Estelle can put her plan into motion. Bela angers Estelle when ht takes Sunny shopping for his new wardrobe and puts it on Estelle's charge account. Barrett get drunk., vistts Cagney in Jail and 1s fired because of his behavior. A vengeful Barrett goes to Suzi and Cagney's apan- mcnt and smashes bttr bottle agajnst the door YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Ph1hp a~ces 10 stay on l<Jlyc's estate: as long as Jill doesn·t lcam about 11. When John secs Ashley and Victor kiss. Victor tells ham that as soon as his divorce 1s final from Nikki. he·11 wed Ashley. Jill wakes from nightmare of Jack trying to smother her Later. 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(Koll) edwards M ISSION 1 VIEJO MAU • 1. !,!J f W"' fO\..llO•"••"i tt II • .,., •mP---"FClllS llCWl'S NY Off" (K-U) I ti, l:IS. ~-. 1:0, IHI SmlamumlC " T ~ICtfr (PC) 11:1S, t1' 4 IS ,,. ...... . Orange CqaS.. OAIL Y PILOT I Sa turday Jun• t4. 1986 Baseball movies a rich trivia mine By lbl' An uclaled P rl'u 1 ht' baller " up and althtiugh 1hcr('\ no dough tu be madl'. ll''' Hiur..cll on thc\c h~N:ball llHI\ •l' 111\.IJ tJUC\ttOn\ I Prc!.1dcnl\ are wl.'11 known tor 10~s1ng the f"lr\t Pill h on < >pt·n1ng Oa\. but ""hat pr~1dent pla\l'd the p;irt nl fltlcher Gro"cr < lndJnJ ~lr,andcr un film'1 (All n1Lhl th<11·., cas' hut '"hat wa!. till' mm tt' ') ~-In "hat mu"1c J1J .\hh1111 .1ml C11,1dhl f)t'rlorm then f,11111•11' ··~ho\l•n I 1r't \kll'I \nd ''hat"·" thl· narm· 111 thl'lf tl·.rn1 'I \ <an \OU nam1 ;11n h.1,l'half mu' 1e mus1lah.'' ~ In "I he: I >Jd < 11uplc: .. 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Miss l>a\ gc.-ts tn\ohcd 1n an .1q~unwnt wllh the umpire:. Mantle .ind Mam tal.e her side <1nll the> &l'l th111v..r1 out of 1h1· gam' \'11~1 Berra 1,11..l'\ thl' umr·, \l<ll', hut h1 ·, l'll'dt'd. 1111 • "I 'I 1.·J.1 \111h·'> < lut " \nthom l'n l.111'> rla~l'J l'll'r'>all 11 ~ 1ll1am lkr11..ll\ I hl' Bad N1•w, lkar' " 1' Hill\ C>n· \\ 11l1a1m a\ p11 .. hcr H111~11 I ong <1nd Jam1.·' I .irl Jonl''> a., l.tl\hl'I Lt•on < .irtn •1 fol' L Brown 111 "\llti1 lkl•' Jnd '£ lml'r thl (1rrat .. I 0 < rar. < uop('' I I ou C •l'hng in ·rml< of tht· 'I .rnkc:c:.,··1 al fir,l tia\I.'. 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"1 Ronald Rl" a~.1n (< rro,er <. lnt:land .\lnandcr 1n 'I l1l' V. inning I cam") Dan Da1ky !1>111' l>can 111 · The Pride of'' I 11111' '1 Ra~ l\11lland ( 'll Happt"n\ I \('r\ \pnn{'I ur Tatum O'Neal 1· I he: H.1d '\ln\' Brar\ I pttlhtng. ~1:ina1.wr ~ altn Mauhau c-·r he U.1J Nt'"'' lkar\ 'I fh11tJ O,l\t''l I 1)1111 I "IHI\\('~ ho\ I >n l 1r<,t'"1 Huma n s can 't hear these ca l ls of t h e w ild ~h<tlt'' .rnd dt:phanb t•rmt lo"' frc.-4ut•nt \ 1..111, Imm thl·11 h11l ht Jd\ Hum.111' 1:an't hl',11 thn1• 1kc:p t;Vund'>. ncn th1111~h 1hn 11,1\1 I man\ miles Hut 1l11:nll·t1t.1ll\ .1 'urf<lted "hale ant.I .in l'leph,1111 u•uhl "4gnal calh uth1•r 11 rllhl'f t<•uld r1-.1d the other\ t .111 Infant guh <.n ht'!!< r 1h.111 1111.1111 n. ,., ' 1111 t the ho\' l .Ill h ll 1' 1r1 ,1 hou I l'1gh1 month' I' rm.Ill\ ~ ht:n \OU "'" .1 ~.1t1<111.1I 111 ;, graphu.: p1ttur1• 111 an \Int an \\ 11111a11 ca~ing Largo 11n h1·r head d1• '''U led \upt·nor • ~ h)? 1 h.11 ,.,,,1, 'he 1 ,111 l'<t\1h larn t"o·thmh ol hc1 lul(1\ Wl'1gh1 J lo! rn111t 1h.111 \11\J ,111d I m1gh1 "ant t11 t1111• ~roulltl 1n .1 knap'<lt ~ Bui \1111 h.1 \l' t11 lt-.tr11 ho" fh;it', \.\ h .. 11 \hl' d1tt'\ lhJI '\l' ti Ill I learn lul\\ \\ h.11 It I ue.111i fl.I\ I H d11 \• lJ (lrl'll'r 1 I ht· 11ldt·r \llU f(I r w 11dH" r~pon 1h1· 11111r\· Ii~ 1 I~ ..)UU II "" \ .10111.1 () S11nll' !ht 1111,1•, lh 11~ I 1 'It .11 man-m.11k d.1ni~ 111gi1·1t•ar1t q 1.i~ c~ I few.'' \ II .. lhl' "l"lgl t • I lh1 tll 1 IHI L.M. Bo YD tllt'a ' an\ 11lht•r \Ot. ll'I\ that \llll 'Ill' a~"'' u111 h.tn~t d n.it1\l· l.1nguagt• \1111 n.11nc 11 I hl' LJr Y.1t· I. 1<111· run' \., t1111n greutt·r al night 1h.1n Junng thl' d.1\ 'tu1knl\ nt 11,tll1l \l,tll\lll \ hl,11111· l1qU•J1 not d.uknt'\\ fin tht· m1111n \\1th no .11mn,ph1·r1· ,1nd n111 mud1 V"'1I\ ,1 'luh.tl'· \IUIJlJ>I d h1{")l li\t lht:lllClll ,Jll\ lllUld 1.1111,1.: i:.i"I' :11 21)(1 mph It\\," thl' < ''" ~.11 1h.11 lrd to tht• ,t,1nil.ird11.11111n ol '"1'' 111 rnl'n·, lothing Ihm t hl'l•lUld 11ml111m' Ill' 111 t\\·flfl•.11111 <I' II ' 111 lo\I 11 1111ntn 11f "'t'1g.h1 •hrk \IJ J '>l1·r1 l:i'il ni~llt \11u'rl' J\1•1,1r1 1111111 ... 111.1t1t·r 1tw pl.Ill'~ ,, ht:h' \Ill I \\ • I h.11 Tl \ I hcc:n ~,I\ POI\ ,1h1111I llJIJ H'.Jr'> .I~() th,11 t llt' d1.un1111d ht• .inll' rn11r1• '.d11.1hk ....... -...~tt~..-. ....... ....,..._.t"bM,l"!!Jl~lli:.~·~t~~·~,(~((~~~~~~~ ill 'Id'"" q.,11 '>Id r a11hful '" I\ II I l,111{!1 I\ (,II ~ I I II\ \1,JOdlll.i\l,Jn I 11 (J ' \\ h,JI llJ<'Jr .1 I ')( l!' \(.".II... ti>!( I I ' PEOPLE 11111 llll h1~hn1 'Pf<l\11111. ~l')\t'r in the I n1t1 d \1a11 I he ncarh) unprnl11 · \I id t<1hh 11 t "1 r1·\ .. er I'> I M Bm d " If q.ndtrHl t'd c·<>lumnht Sunday, Jue U • ARJES (March:! l·Apnl 19) Rclat1onsh1p 1, tested. relative will n:9ucst .. ,~c1al favor," Legal document is l<x:atcd, future proi1pccts are c:lanficd. "\ ou'll have chance for new start TAURUS (April 20-May 20)· Wish comes true, you'll have chott-c of purpo~ and d1rt:l·t1un Love relauonsh1p a.row~ stronger, you'll receive gift 1cpre!.Cnt1ng it: nu inc token of t''>tt'C m. anecuon GEMINJ (Ma)' 21 ·.lune 20) D1vrr..1fy r'\:ach beyond prev1ous c \fX'.'l tat1om Focus on t.harisma. chil· drt•n d1\rovc11. ph~\lcal attraction You'll rl'\.'l'l\e invitation lo travel and pt•rha()!> to Jllln "un1qul' group." CANCER (June 21-Jul) :!2) f mphast., on tnplt. '1s11s. set·unty, rt'latiomhtfl wi th older ind1 v1dual. poss1bJt. lamil" mcmlx'r You'll haH~ upportu111l\ to renovate prof)('.'rty to luns1der 1n\l''itmen1 tor fu ture SYDNEY 0MARR LEO (Jul\· 23--'\ug . .22)· You arc "released" from obligation. Sc:enano highlight\ freedom celebratton. crcauvtty. chance to imprint your own style Romam:c intl·nc;1lit'~, '1gor returns. you'll feel more alert and O{>J1m1st1c VIRGO I ·\ug ~ i-Scpt 221 E xtellent news received concemmg finance~ \noun ling error could be unCO\ ered -this works to your advantage You'll lnlale art1l k that had been lo~t . m1ssin~ or '>tolen. l LIBRA !Sc-pt 23-0ct. 12): Cycle high. your Judgment and 1ntu111on are l>n target Look beH>nd the 1mmed1ate, protect pnvacy, be d1~reet conccm1ng cl.inde'>ttnc meeting SCORPIO (Oct .2'-No\ 21) Whal had been hidden will be re\eak d "\ ou II ~el "red1t long overdue. lnd1v11Jual. previously indifferent, could now tx-rnm1• en1huc,1ast1c all} SA GITT ARIUS (No' 22-Dct· 21) You get added n.-cogn1t1o n. there rnuld tx· new' of promotion or profitable assignment. Supenor apprec1at-es \our ""orl.. and will prove 11 Love 1c; not absent. despite minor frustrauons. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Focus on achievement. ability to o' t.•rcumc odds and reach $Oal [ mphast!t on independence. new stu rt tn new direction D1spla} p1oneenng spmt and courage of conv1cuons. AQ UARIUS (Jan 20-Fcb. IM> ')ome steps. recently retraced. will no"" go lurward 1n rush ~can<; erro~ ha' t heen corretted. views are vindicated and \uu wuld tx-"big winner" PISCES (Feb. 19-March 2<11 What a ppeared to be a ~tback 1s d ue to boomerang 1n )Our fa ,or Focus un financial status of others. secrets news that rnuld relate to pos<,1ble tnhcntante. lF JUNE IS IS YOU R BIRTHDAY \OU complete ma1or prOJCCl th1!> >ear. > ougain ;u.kkd recoi rution. you'll ahobe "madly m !ovc.'' You arc vcr..atilc. art1<,t11 trca1ivt:. ha.vc unusual voice You can be self-tndu1$ent and must be "rardul" rt:gardink <,wect tooth Taurus. Li bra. Scorpio person\ pla> 1mportilnt role<. in )our life You poc;sess sen~ of drama and excellent ~n~ of humor ~1aJur Jomest1< adJu'>lmcnt could take place 1n June. Relates to rr\ldrncr manta I status l\ugust •Mii also be memorable for you in 19!!6. Teen-agers hasty injudging parents DI-\R \"lN I .\NDI RS It''> a '>hamt th.11 Y.( 1n\l\t on d1"1ding our-.t·h n intn tzt:naat111ns a'> 11 1)ld pcopk '>prang up like: a lrop ul oars fhe tc:en-,1gc rl hel ol toda} I\ tom\>r ru"" \ rrul11onal) rchl r 0 lht: 16--.car-old who complain<; ol prr\'iure 111 do "ell in school -'><> "hat ' m·w11 Onl) lCrta1n people are nc"" and the\ don't rl•ah1e ho" old their protikrn", arc Pan·nt' don ·1 n1:ed 111 he remindl'd thal tht:\ ilrt• le'>~ than pt"rkct .\Iler all. ""h' \h11uldn·1 the~ c:qx·ct their l.td\ to he: hl·11n 'martl·r hran·r and purer'' I >11n·1 thn hC'ar 11 JI t'' r!J high ~1.hool ~1,1duat1on" '"Y11U lhl' older generation. me,,t:d UJl our \\orld !:'oOo" 11\ up lo u<, lo 'tra1gh1en 11 out·· <>lo.: 'tra1ghtrn 11 out When )OU h01\l' .llCl'plcd all thl' adult rl·\p11n\lh1h11c\ alnnl( Y. llh thl· pn \ 1- kt.1.e'> ,1nd h;l\l' tlorw a"·" Y.tlh world hunger tl1w.1'>t' drug uhu\t'. 'wlt:nt:l. 1zrtt•d and l11rrup1wn lhrn "'"be the 11nw tor a huhn-than thou attitude, l11mrktt' \.\Ith halo'> and medal\ It \tlU \.\,1nt to Judgl· \our pan·nt'> nrn l to hi• 1uJgrJ th,· 'Jme """'.>' h> \our th1ldn•n hctaU'>t' \OU will he \nd that'\ a prom1~· -FORMf R Kf HH NOW .\N <II () Rf •\( - flO"\f<' Riii( 1'1 'i\l f-M. <IRL DEA R RELI C Thanks for putting into wordi. wbat many of us "old rel ks" have been thinking for the past \everal years lntere'Jtlog bow the years move us more "to tbe middle." I koo"' because 1t bapptt ned to me . . ' 1>1 \K '"'° I \NDER~ \uu h<tH printed \nnw tw,iut1ful poems .rnd .,\,1\\ in \our tolumn and man\ nt t1'TMTT mil t l:tilllifrl"""'-aun10·r un~ncw. n ' I tx·llt'\l" 11 >OU tnt•d a l111k h.11d1·r \llU lOUld find OUI who \HOil" \111111" of thO">l thing.. f !If l'\,1mrlr I ht• r><X'm titled '"lm- 11111rt.1li1' · \l'nl h\ ,1 reader "'ho 1h11ugh1 11 ""·" lht• paint tnbutr Ill thl' 'l'\n1 ,l\tronaul" Y.ho du·d It hc:g..111 "11 IJ 1 hr'l' I 11H'' "I >11 not c;ta nd ANN l.uDERS b;. m~ gra\t·and weep. I am not there I do not <;Jeep I am the thousand "1ndc. that blow I am the d iamond glints in the sno"" .. fhc woman who wrolt' this was a lodge sister of mine She lived 1n Bakero,ftcld. Calif Her name wa'i Clare Harner L>on She died 1n 1971 Thank )OU for letting the world know -MARION P (Tehachapi, ( ahf.) DEAR MARION: Tbank yoo for wrlUog. I am always happy to give credit wbeo It Is due. Tbe following excerpts may be of interest to you. From Bloomington. Ind.: What were :vou doing during Enghi;h litera- ture c la'is when the other \tudents \.\-ere paying a1tcnt1on? The author or the poem .. lmmona ht} ·· I\ t' c Lum- m1ngc,. F rom Shaker Heights. Ohio: \urel) ~ou ha-.e someone on }Our '>WIT who could re'iCarch 1he aut hor of a poem Ix-fore ~ou ru<;h 11 into pnnt and sa)' "author unknown " The pe rson who wrote'" I mmonalll>" 1<; Ralph Waldo Emer-.on I didn't even have to look 1t up I remembered 1t from high <,ehool From Dem P laines. Ill.: M> grand- mother wrote "lmmonaltty" and 11 wa-. • '>Cllt to all her grandchildren whl'n Dad found ll in the fam1ll_ 81_!?le 10 ;;ear' ago n cr name "a" r mma Horton Blake From Clinton, Iowa.: M> son who 1~ a rnmputer e~pcrt wrote that poem "Immortality" He'd ki ll me 1fl made h1'> name public but h1'> in111al<, arc J P and he li ves in Grecnw1Ch, < o nn So, dear readers, I bope you get tbe Idea. I got It a 1001 limo.ago. Rock star gives the most to f ood bank By lhl' A''odat1•d Prt·~' l~l>l\'\.\l'llll\ 1<1~\l,11 Hru\c \pnng'>tt·en "<1' r l.11 • .,, ind I\ 1du.1I donor lo r rll'.1111•r•, food hank la'it year '1111 ,u 1111 (irne 11.H kman ,incl ""l!t r \111h W1ll1am' <tl"' lwlrK'll 11111 .,, filmtng f)11hl1t \t'I \I I Ill nountcml'nl'> The food han~ ' .1nn11.e1 11·port .,hov.\ \pnng,'>h'l n ..... " thr.; J!£Cl1· q ·, large't ind I\ 1tl11.1l dr1nur "llh gtlt\ of $1\()()(j .ind ~I IOIMI ~prin@.\ll'Cn~ "he •'t '' 1n~' c c-1 cbrutt' the wrul..11111, 1 fil\\ .11\n h,1, part1C1(latrc1ml'llnrt~10 ..:J\C 1oh., in h1\ homttw\ 11 ol I u·chold N.J .. nnd 1n fart11nt• re lid r>11111·( t" Actor r ecovering LOS \NC1f:I J :\crur Chuck Connor11. who ,1.1rrl'd 111 the po pular Irle' 1,111n \l'flt:\ .. T hr Rifleman."'' rr<e1vcno' lrom hip iuf'lery at < t'dan S1n;11 Mr,t1c:ll Center tfe wa, h\lt'c1 10 1).ur (Oneiltlt'IM follov.in1 htp •uir1c~ Monday. but ht' I'> npc"l t''d to rnnvcr qu1ekly. W1~ satd He did not ~y Bruce Sprlnifateen h11" 1 ~nnnr., iniurcd h1msdl It "3SJU\t ~ourprdcn-\anrh hip surge.-!),' ~•d a hoi.p1tal 'Jxikr'm"n "I fr 'ihould be chc< ~ • mg 1111t 1n .1 lc"' d l}\" Bllty• back Pl \IN~. l1a. (A Pl -Rill> I .rrlrr tht• hrother of forma P1c\1tkn1 J1mmv ( anrr. ha\ ( artcr pla ns to mo\(' into one ol Plain~ finest homes. on prnpc:rty that adJotn~ the former pre~•· dent's compound. Carter sold his home and surroundmg land near Plains in 1980 10 sat1SI) tall: claim\, h rst mo\ln, 10 Alat'>ama and tht'n Wa)'cro~. Benefit 'Peppered' \11AMI BE:.At H. Fla (AP) - Rep Claode Peppt'r, tht' f)l dc:\t mrmbt-r of Congrc-~5 at 8S. "'Y' he\ looking forward to addrt1t'i- 1 na the lint C ongre s to ·~~mhk rn the 2 h t Ct'ntury r he l>t'moant1(' eldt'r \late<.· Cbucll Connon moH~d h:tck to h1\ homt'to" n. whcfl· hC' once operatrd a ~f'\llll' \IJl1on and wa\ lcnown HI\ h<-C"r· auuhng ''&ood or boy .. ' mun. who fint entc.-rtd ( ·ongrt\' .SO yean ago as a acnator. wos honored at a S2.SO-a-plate dinnrr to ra1r.c fund~ for his tt"-eltttson campa1an. ( ar1rr, who oo longer drink'\, had hH•d \Ince IQ82 in Wa)'cross. \\here he ~r..-ed as • vice Pfe)I· " dent of Scott Houun' Systems Inc. and rt>cc nlly lauhchcd h11 own mobile" homr .sales busincis John Popc-,a fa m ily frit>nd, said PrpprrendurtdJokesabout h 1~ afe from entcn.a.1ner Bob Ho~. hts JUOIOf by 2 )tan "He 1s son of our kniaht 1n orthopedic shOCI.'' said lfopc "Oaudc 1s s11ll younacr than <ieora<' Bum,, who'• ofdtr than most people -and mo t lrus." WEEKLY Blll DGE Q lllZ Q.1-Ati South. vuhwrable. you hold •815 v 8 OAJ 105 •AJ9863 Tht> bidding hlls procct'd<'d. South Weat North Eut 1 • PaH 2 • PatJ8 3 • PaH 3 9 Pus 7 Whllt att1on do you tak1•'1 Q.2-Both vulnerablt.•, a!\ South you hold •AK83 .1QJ92 OK •AQJ8 The bidd1nl{ has pr9fet>ded Sou t h Weal No\-th East l • I 0 l • Pua ? What do y1111 bid nuw'' Q.3-NPitht•r v11lnnablt' as South you hold •AK1 082 9 AQJ93 74 .,q The b1dd1 ng has pruct•t•dt•d South We.t North Eut I+ 2 0 3 + Pua 3 v PaH 4 + Pus ? What do you Ind now" Q.4-East Wt"ll v11ln1•rabk, as South you hold +Jl5 /Q8 Kl09832 •AJ5 T hl' b1dd1,n~ ha.'> prO<'<'<'dt>d West Nor th Eaat South 3 + 4 Pass ? What attwn ell• you takt•' CHARLES GOREN . OMAR SHARIF Q.15-As South, vulnerable, you hold +AKQtf3 '78152 OJ106 +A9 T he bidding has proceeded North Eut South WHt I ./ Pus 1 + PaH 2 • PaH ? What do you bid now'' Q.6-A., Sout h vu lnerable. you hold +762 Q943 OA.1 87 •1543 The bidding has proceeded West Nort h Ea•t South I Dbl~ Pu• ? What at tton do you ta ke'! Look for answers on Monday '::~:~;~' s@\'.tJU N\-~ £ ~s .. WOH .... -------ftli,.4 ~y CLAY I . ,~ 0 R.orrot10• leneu of the lour scrambled .,...ordt be low 10 form four simple INO'ds I LOB D UE I I I 11 12 I TAC!N I ----- I (; I L F N I 0 My 11ster-1n-law. who it very ago ..,.,-... 1 -... 1 .,,.s--. 1 .--........ 1 --c .~ gress1ve 1n everything 11'\e don. . _ . _ . _ _ has one philosophy 1n hie She says it's bet1er 10 be a hon lex one I 0 A L G L y I day than a sheep - your - 1--... , ,-... ,--.,..---, 7-""l---1 Q (o,..ple1• 1he chudl• qUOled . _ . _ . _ _ bv ''""'Iii '" me "''wf>9 words ...____.__...___...__ __ ...___, yov d9'1•1op ''°"' step No J below 8 P~INT tllJM8[P£0 LETTERS I l~l THfSf SOUA~ES €) ·~·· RAM8t[ FOR! I I .. NSWfP • _ . SCIAM-lETS ANSWHS • ·• "7 Double -Anrlc -Fling -Gladly -ALL your LIFE My s1ster·in law, who 1s very aggr•s1ve 1n everything she does. has one philosophy 1n hie. She says ifs bet1er to be a hon for one day than a sheep ALL your LIFE TODAY'S CROSSWORD ·PUZZLE ACROSS t El -Te11as 5 Opening 9 Did something 1-4 Army hooky 15 Fastidious 16 Dried fruit 17 ·--ahve•' 19 Coated sleel 20 Siikworm 21 Peaks 23 Wallet Items 2• Ordained 26 Ofu<fges 28 Plus 29 Angry 32 US president 35 Amounts In arrears 36 Three match 37 Corrosion 38 Back alleys 39 Rld1cu1e -40 Possessive -4 1 City areas -42 Require- ments 43 Put through -45 Competed -46 Stormed 47 s ens 5 1 Successes 53 Mar 55 Maune - 56 Oneness 58 cream 60 Landing 61 Mangle 62 To exactly 63 English ctty 64 Isolated 65 Untidy situation DOWN 1 Blanched 2 In the know 3 Kind or boom -4 Archaic 5 Trapped 6 EnLOYed 7 Desserts 8 Laboratory gear 9 To the point 10 Lou1s1anlan 11 Refuses 12 Nine pre! 13 Letters 18 Track 22 Ilks • • PREVIOUS PUZZU IOl. YliD 25 Tirade 27 and outs 29 Flex• 30 Standard quantity 3 t light blows 32 Fortitude 33 OT book 34 Dogmatic 35 Risk taker 38 Added booze 39 Cistern 4 1 Funny person 42 MerchandlM -44 Glued 45 WiSCOfllln city 47 MasMnet opera 48 Cream of the crop 49 Timbres SO Scholars 51 Quebec c11y S2 Arrow poison • 5-4 Card game 5 7 Anlrmallve 59 Meal by BU Keane "Is that a camouflage shirt for fighting in flower gardens?" by Brad Anderson "He aeems to sense when we plan to clean up the back yard." PEAIWTS ' BIG OSOROS by Vlrgll Partch (VIP) .. Wilt! You're forgetting your good or new· , found pal!' SO I OIZDERED MINT CHOCOLATE CMIP ..llST LIKE ~E OID, AND 5ME SAID SME WAS SVRPRISEO •.. SME SAYS, "MOST OLDER •·'" PEOPLE OftDER VANILLA! 11 WAAT SME ~~MEANT WAS ~ETMINKS 11M DVLL AND SORING ! GARFIELD TUllBLBWBEDS 1AJ5~-mE COV!"TEV '1.ACK Ff.KJHER ooes 10 me-m1,,:s New P1111'lCIAN1 !SClJLMJ'T' et..K, I NAME YOLJ IN~IAN OF'THe MOIV'T'Hl DRABBLE R08Sl8R08B I -r --r .. by Jim Davis by Tom K. Ryan by Kevin Fagan by Pat Brady • I BLOOll COUl'fTY U.8. ACRES FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ~SDA'{SON SONDRV-f\N'Gu:SS WHRT ! I l"lf\DE Dff»./ A CARD I FUNKY WINKERBEAN WE L.05T ™E GAM£ 8ElAU5£ OF YOO!! DOONESBURY • j MI CAN NO 'DillA UNI· MT OW. >al ';f!lf!J,IT'I OIM, ~ .I/Ill) ZOiia.. )QI~ 'W'J (/JU. /tJ~f ~ t¥PBl!AN. ~ IT5 NOT1FE CoJeR Tt'fff CDJH\s, I MlCHAEL .. ITSI~ l.OVE I lNSa:. by Harold Le Dowe LOOK. PHONE A88EY ANO TELL HER I C>H'T MAKE IT. THAT I\..L CALL. H~ TI-415 ~fltNOON' ---._ 11'~ AU.~ FAolT, ~~ MA~f11 by Tom Batluk NOW JUE>i A SE(.()N() 1)£R£' L.rrn . ..e GI~ ... by Garry Trudeau .. I ----· -·--- '\ Governor's Ball means it's summer By MARY LOU HOPI.INS ~ .... c:... 4 ..... Bigerand betterthinpareon the planning boards of the Balboa Bay Club. But Board Chairman BW Ray wouldn't reveal those plans at the rcrcnt Uovem or's Ball at the club Since theclub·i.1ease ha~ been extended to the year 201 1 therewdl besomcchanges, but Ray said, "First we have to clear cverythinJ through the City (ofNewpon Beach) and the Coastal Comm1 ss1on" For the 38th year the Governor'!> 8all trad1t1onally opens tht' ~um mer season at the clu1'. and to celebrate tht' <X«:a!l1on the board of governors an~ introduced at the party. Tradition changed a little this year v.nh the prt'~ntauon oft he go' ernors Nancw and Jack W .. •ht wltb Paula and Pat Mlcbaele. Instead ofeachgovemorcom1ni to the si.age and being prcSt'ntcd. Club " ... President Tom Deemer read their name~ and asked them to \land. Governor Bob LyDcll (he and his w1 k . Sharon, tame from Rancho M 1 rage) ~td, "All ofNewpon Beach owes 8111 Ray a debt of grautude tor what he ha' done in the area He has held the BBC togl·thcr and ll took guts and couragl· to follow things through ·· R.ayand his wife. Beverly, hov.evcr. cn;o) spend mg as much of their llrlh.' as possible at theirfann in Connecticut whcrt' Beverly has JU't planted a 'egetablc garden. While Beverly tends her garden and her Be'erl> and Panners .\nt14ut.• )>tore. Ba) Window Columnist Dorothy Yardley keep~ mi:mtx.·r'!> informl·d on happenings at the club uovemorsand the1rw1vrs anend1ng "'ere Colleen and Guy Claire, Joan and Bill Hadley, Ilea.ae aad Nick Doolin, Kay and Or. Victor Marrero, Marilyn andDlck Haa1man,Su1y and Herb Sutton, Betty and Dr. Fred Graier, Paula and Pat MJcbael1, Beverly and Paal SalaU , Nancy and Jack Wrigbl, Karen and Bob B•cc:I, Su1y and Roger La by and Marilyn and Jay Reed. Honorar) governors introduced "'ere Lore lea and Al Auer. Lynn aad WaUy Gaynor, Diane and Jim Slemons. Dorothy Yardley wllb Waller Reeye. Lucy aad Don Woodward, Monica and Tom Deemer and Norma Gurle). wtfe of tbe late Sam Gurley. Lola Drlg1 Clllllon attcndl'd tht· ball \\-1th tormer .\\tronaut Bou Aldrin, who had amvcd1Mt~1ni~~k ta..t~tft{ ll't. ho .. h1>r!Hna Dorothy Y.mley and Watter Reeva. Sal• day 10·6 s-clay 12·5 / Danica Costa Mesa r-ll ___ _ "fhis '''cckcnd-saYc on a ,,·idc selection of fine ScandinaYian contc1nporar}' home fumishin.ts during our Tent Sale at our <:osta ~lcsa location only. Don't miss this opportunit)' to sa,·c on dining sets. sofa groups. leather recline~ desks and much more. 'fhis Snturduy and Sunda)' only! THIS WEEKEND SAVE 30-700/o Dining set In grey lacquer-consists of table and four chairs reg. $1785 Sale s799 Matching buffet available reg. $895 Sale s399 Bookcases in several different finishes From $35 Famous "Flip-Flap" table in teak From Dyrlund One only reg. $2695 Sale s1295 Italian leather sofa reg. $1695 Sale s999 1\No loveseats From Dyrlund in an attractive beige fabric reg. $1159 Sale •399 Leather recliners Lacquered stereo cabinet Balans stools From Norway From •349 From '129 s49 Glass tops witfi plexl bases. Several different tables available From '199 The DUX Collection at close-out prices Sofa and loveseat In off-white with mauve strlP-es Sofa reg. ft1063 Sale •599 Loveseat reg. C845 Sale •499 Executive Italian desk chairs In leather reg. $575 Sale '299 Teak dining tables with two leaves reg. $755 Sale '299 .... •39 Teak dining chairs reg. $69 Easy chair In solld teak with brown leather cushions reg. $855 Sale •399 Walnut queen bed From WESTNOFA-the pell known 88 series. reg. $1495 Sale 6H King size also available Sale •799 Black high gloss 3-drawer From Thayer-Coggin reg. $399 Sale •149 Swedish bookcases In white, four different heights Fro111 •29 Various coffe!t .. tables Fl'Olll •99 All ultt flnlf on ctamaotd or discontinued 111rns. Thnt Items art subject to prior 1111. Dellvtry end nnmbly mey bl extra No p"one oi'dert. pleat. 0 F S C A N D I N A v· I A Open Dttil)' 10·6 Sundtll' 12-5 .. . 3015 Bristol Street Costa Mesa (714) 751-2977 ( locntcd 2 hlockil M>uth ~f the 405) I UE\'ERLY lllLLS L()~(; HEACll S.\~ PEDR() GLE. 'DALE Monica and Tom Deemer. WEDDING S MANG-TITUS Pamela Tilus of Fountain Valley and I rrcnce Mang of Santa Ana exchanged wedding vows 1n a June 7 ceremon:r in thl' Newpon Mesa ( hmt1an (enter 1n C'osta Mesa A reception for 150 guests followed at the church. The hndc 1!> the daughter of Richard Titus of('emtos and Andrea Tilus of Fountain Valle:r. She wore a gown ol white saun with a high- ncckcd long-skeved bodice and a cathedral train. Her hndal "e1l, lon,er than the train. was embellished with late apphque\ and beading. and fell from a flo14ercd 1Aorcath. Matron of honor wa~ Gwen Bailey anJ tx·" man ~a., Rodger Baile) Other atti:ndanto; were 'Andrea Bodd} '\iant \ and Bonnie Gipple and Bernardine Carpenter as bnde~ma1ds, and Rill Gipple, Jaye Trout and R1lhard Lombardi as U\her<J The bridegroom 1s the <>on of Harold and Dorothy Mang of Sugarloaf. He is emplo}ed by Pacific Delivery Systems and his wife 1s with Banl of Amenca. After a wedding tnp to Maui, the couple are at home in Santa Ana. Mr. and Mn. Banniater BANNISTER-SPERLING Richard Gordon Bannister of Huntington Beach claimed Sherri Ruth pcrhngas his bride in a May 16 ceremony in the First Christian Church of Huntinaton Beach He is the son of Richard Earl and Donna Bannister and sht' is the dau&hter of F.nll and Ruthie Sperling offuatln. The bnde wore the gown her mother wore at her wcddana 29 yea" ago. A Sabnna neckline and brief sleeves h1ghhghtcd the bisque bodi« made of 1mpon.«1 floral des1incd French lt1cc over white ..atm. The full pthercd . slmt c~scadcd into a scalloped pt)lntcd ovenkirt and fell ov" a deep flounce of tulle that swept 1 nto a court train. She wore a finicn.1p veil of white French illu ion held y 1 Jeweled crown Cecila Shirley and Donn1c were ho nor attendants. n bridcsma.ids were Shelly Frty, Kri ti Spcrhn and • l>ianc Bum . 0. Bollcrt, Sieve Walker and .lbt .. Man:um r u$h Tl\~ couple gr ct&J 500 1uesl1 al thctr n:cc:ption at the church. The> re re idcnts'ofHunt1n ton Rtach f • I 1 I I _._J, ____ ....,~_ .S .. lilllln .. a•a .... •s ........................................................... _______________________________ ~~~----~------ .. SATURDAY, JUN 14, 1988 Facts, figures c:.ta Mela Otllf & ~ aue y.,... ... '-" ,...,. LOS LAOOS ~ Ten -t..'7S vatda; .__.. T--•• vwdt; FrOllf T--uoo vwa; Short r ... -SASO verd I• ,,.. -a.di NIM ..... hr ... 1 •* 2 5 Sta ' .. • l 175 s • sso • 5500 1 , 200 . ·-' 4 JSO M.HA LINDA 10 4 UI 11 , 150 12 • 370 13 • 3'0 14 s "° IS J 100 " . -17 , 150 11 s 500 Cl\emlMOMlllO Teet -SMO yards, lllteUW TMS -S,400 verch; Short TMS -S.300 v•rcb, Front Teet -S, 100 v•rch .,,.... • .. di .... Nlllhrv& 1 ·-2 ' 150 S 4 '2S 4 4 J7S s s 500 6 J ISO 7 s soo • l 125 t 4 l7S lo a l&S 11 S SOD 12 l l2S 13 • :no 14 S SU .IS 4 27S " • ns 17 J 17S 11 • -..., ......... ..,,_... ........ The Loe Laeoe coane In Coeta lleu la andertolzat a facelift, wttb m01lJlda of and awalttac tra119 at bole No. lS. Re11Jodeling plan has holes in it But Costa Mesa golf courses. Los Lagos, Mesa Linda, should benefit from them tees set at 6,000. Shorter tees will be at S,900and S,4SO. Mesa Linda has been increased in maximum lensth to S,660yards for the championship tees and S,400 for the regular tees. Shon er tees wlll measure S.300 and S. l 00 yards. Howuo HAIDY summer months, to roll the ball onto thevccns. These aprons are roughly SOfeetoutaroundcach green Tl;lecnttre remodetina project will take abdut three ycan to complete and eacb course wiJI be lengthened by ' about600yards. When work started several months qoona flood control channel throuah both Mesa Landa and Los Lqos cou~ at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1t was only the begin- ninaofa$3 million project to improve both 18-holc layouts. While the stonn dram operation was 10 progress. only one 18-holc course has been used by the public, a combination of nine holes from each layout. With completion of the stonn drain throuah the golf course property. concentration 1s now centcnd around remodeling and rdudnsb.ing the two courses under the capable dtrectlon ofRoben R. Sh1pfey, the P'emando Valensuela c1ty'sgolfcoursc supenntcndcnt. GOLF "We arc spendJng SS9S,OOO this year on phase one of the project," Shipley says. "The master remodel- 1 ng plan was approved last year and the overall cost Wlll be close to $3 million before we arc through. "We will spend another half m1lhon next y~r wtuch will take care of Mesa Linda then we will Jump to Los Lagos." Los Lagos has been the longer of the two courses and it will still hold that distinction when all improvements arc in. ''Ron Frcam of Santa Rosa is the architect and when we are through, we will have 36 new arccns, some in different locations than the present sites," Shi plcy says. "We arc pu ttmg 1n a completely new irrigation system and all new tees.'' Shipley gives the following measurements for arass on the course: Fairways cut to 'h inch; rough to I 'h inches; apron (around each ~ecn) one inch; collars on ~ns to•;, 1nch;andg:recns to Sf32 inch. course," Shipley says "We don't feel that the rouah should be so tall you ~n 't play out of 1t but 1t shouJd be taller than the fairways. We will also have over 100 bunkers for the 36 holes (an avcrage'of almost three per hole)." Accordm&t0Sh1pley, nine holes on the Mesa Linda course will be ready for play by July with the others ready by the early part ofScptcm ber. That means that 27 holes wdl be available for play in July and 36 in September although the remodeling project v..11l continue into the future. Mesa unda will have boles Nos 1-4, 6 and l S-18 ready in July. "We will b( puttina in temporary areens after the first of the year, probably two at a time," Shipley says "lttalcesabout 120da~fromthc t1mtwecloscagrecn unut the new Los Lagos will have maximum yardage figures of6,3 7 S from the champ1onsh1p tees with the regular "These will be gol courses people will want to play and will bea little tougher than the average pubhc Those who have played the course recently know that the aprons aroun4 the grecnnre taller than in the past and it will be difficult, even during the (Pleue eee GOLF /BS) Valenzuela goes the di_stance, 6-2 SAN DIEGO (AP)-ManaJ.erTom usorda told the Los Angeles Dodscrs 'to make things happen" in a pre-pme mectina Friday niaht. and they did, al~u&h 1n une)lpected fashion. Fema Nalenzucl , 9-4, much of the umc ignored his m tJ:am~~~1~itch -the screwball - but sull hurled a com~ game and the Doct.aco batten acted on their oY.<n for three bunt sm&lcs, as Los Anaelcs recorded a 6-2 victory over the San Otego Padres. "I told the team there are three types of ballplayers, .. said Luorda. "There arc those who malce things happen, those who watch It happen and those who wonder what happened. The bunts arc ex.am pies of how we made it happen." Los Angeles had a bunt sin&Je in each of the three mni.ngs 1t scored. Bill Madlock. who had one of those bits, also supplied a three-run homer m the fifth mmng that accounted for the final margin. "lt's1ust the umm&," Madlock said .. All three times that we bunted, It was a situation that they weren't expecting us to do that. "We're not a team that can sit back and wait ToaJ61Jt'• Ga.me Doc11en (Hersh1ser S-4) at San Diego (Show ~-4). Time: 7:0S. TV: Channel 11 Radio: KABC (7). for homers," Madlock continued. "When you compare our power to San Diego's, there's no comparison. So we have to do things Like that." The three bunt sin&lcs were dropped in front ·of third baseman Randy Ready, playing his first pmc for San Dicao after being acquired from Milwaukee Thursday. As he protected the lead, VaJenzucla wd he relied on h1s fastball tO complete bis mnth stan, htgh m the Nauonal League. He struck out seven batters and walked one. He also set down the last I 0 batters m order. "The last th ree innings, I used more of my fastball because we had the b-2 lead and I was fcchn& strong.. The screwball was not doing too much for me the whole game .. Valenzuela allowed three straight hits to stan the fourth, pvmg up one run. but then escaped further damage when he struck out Carmelo Manmez and Garry Templeton to end the mninp,. "If you don'tget to him early," wd the Padres Gary Templeton, '"you can forget abOut it. because he's not aom& to let up. He demonstrated that toruaht. He JUSt buned us •• Madlock's homer, his third of the y~r. opened up a 3-2 game 1n the top of the fifth mnmJ. Regie WillJams had a bases-load. two-run single for Los A~les. San Dieao starter Mark Thurmond. 1.-5. worked five mmnas and allowed eight hits. · Williams' angle.gave the Dodgerul-0 le.Id an the second. Mike Marshall smiled with one out. Alex Trevino had a bunt s1n&le and Greg Brock walked, loading the bases for W1lhams. Norman breaks away to take 3-stroke lead Trevino, Denis Watson oncourseafter2rounds SOUTHAMPTON.N.Y.(AP)-Onaday for aolfers tO Jet even, Australian Grea Nonnan pulled away Friday as the wind was taken out of blustery Shinnecock Hills. Nonnan, a fam1har leader but a non- winncr in golrs Big Four tournaments, took advantage of the suddenly defenseless course Wlth a 2-under-par 68 and staked out a thrce- shot lead halfway through the 86th U.S. Open After stanins the day one shot off the lead, he finished with a 36-hole total of l 39, a single stroke better than par. Lee Trevino, who had a 68 ofh1s own, and Denis Watson of South Africa. who matched par 70, were tied for second at 2-ovcr 142. Tom Watson, Ray Floyd and first-round leader Bob Tway were another shot back at 143. Jack Nicklaus, the hero of Augusta trying to follow his sixth Masters victory with his fifth m the Open. was at 149, I 0 shots off the pace, after a 72 Norman and Trevino had two of seven subpar rounds on a day when mild temperatures, partly sunny skies and breezes made Shinnecock so sedate and manageable that Joey Sindelar matched the competitive course record at 66. Shinnecock yielded no subpar rounds m the cold. ram and gusty winds Thursday, when only Tway managed to match rcaulat1on and the full field a vcraged 78, 8 over "The day was just perfect for scoring. It was Just a JOY to play out there," Nonnan said. "I think 68 was the worst score I could have shot today. I'm happy with the score, but I'm U.S. Open leaders Gr19 Norman LMTrevlno Denis Watson Rey Floyd IOl>Twev Tom Welton Lenny Wedttlns Tommy Nekellm• Bobby Wadkins BernNrd Lenger Payne Stewert MacO'Gredv David Frost 71· ....... 13' 74-....... 142 n-10-142 7S-....... 1'3 70-7)-1'3 n-11-1a 74-70-'44 12-n-144 75·69-144 74·7~144 ,. ........ 144 75·6,_144 n -n-144 disappointed that I didn't do better." A three-stroke lead, said the man who lost the 1984 Open in a playoff and finished second to Nicklaw 1n the Masters this year. 1s hardly sate -especially here. "A !~shot lead wouldn't be comfortable here," Norman sa1d. "You have to pla} as 1f>rou arc three shQU behind You have to forget all the hype "I'm here to win and not finish ~ond again. I'm not here to be gallant .. Trevino, gnnding away with his old-lime enthusiasm. was the first to master Shinnecock. finishing his par-breaker by rolling in b1rd1c putts of 20 feet on No 16 and 18 feet on No IM Floyd, hoping to add the Open to his two PGAandone Masters titles, al'iO had a 68, while Tway slipped to 73 There was some wind off the Atlantic, but Trevino dismissed 1t as "not enough to hun you," and the scores proved him nght "Yesterday, 1t wu the toughest I've e"er played," said Sindelar. who opened wnh a wind-blown 81 A quick glance at sprint coach Kevin McNair By JOSEPH OUDEVOIR o..., .... c. •• , ..... Meet Kevin McNa1r, SP'.CCd merchant at large who 1s prC1Cnlly peddhn1 his qu1cksllver to the Edison High football team. Pushing speed at a h1ah school usually isn't condoned. but first-year C'haraer Coach Dave White went out and got McNair to bnna his fleet-footed propam to Edison tn hopes It will P.roduce "happy feet" for the defending ClF co-champs. •Edison has always had the rc\>utauon as a team W1th speed," says Wb1te. "But W1lh Kevin s prosram we're look.Jng (or any edge we can act. 1 think the kids arc p:tlll'\& a lot out of 1t. "But Kevin 1s not a maa>c man. This l}'Stcm tak work. and the k.Jds have had a areat attitude and the prosram teems to be work.Jn.a." Bcfo~ brcalun.a down McNa1r's formula for fast. bere·s someb8cqroupdonthe 37-ycar-old Newport chmidtnt. Most ruently he served on the U.S. Olympic western states develoJ1rncnt comm1ttcc. conocntratint h11 ru on the hurdles. He has collected five Coach 6f the Year aqf'di at the NCAA (Ocadcntal Coll }, PCAA (UC Irvine) and prep lewis. McNair was a world class pnnter in tu days at Sianford., runn1ni a 9.• l 00 and 1 21.1 1n the 220. H co.chcd t'fio NCAA championship track teams at Occldcll\&l in a three-r tint from 1976 to l978. -.. Another On~ Cout area team lbalhu u.ICd M Nair's __ Wc.nll11COrooaailMar~Sc1Kinafootballcoach Dave ....,~.. HoJland ..,.., tmprcucd with Y..hat McN'air did for h1 team .._,..,......,...,......._ "'Our times 1n the .0 came dOwn qui a .~ ~ to dull oat of ~1 of E4l90D foott.11 ~· .--/ml ~~~~~~--~----~---~~~~~~~~--~ , . ' .. Royals blast Angels BJ ONA.BAN .._ ..... oeu.,~.., ...... After a recent penod of darlCDcsf which saw lhem lose four out o! pmcs and yield 34' runs. the A.alell seemed to f\1 ve found some r t at · the end of tbC tu I -that · · Friday nigbL lo &be third annu1g of the pme. with Jim la1 ddt erina• pildl, the ti&bu in Anaheim Stadium ftAI • out. 1"hey -were finally restored 10 • power 38.manutcs later. ~. The black.out was suppotedl-;! caused by a power surte at a loc:il1· tubstataon. But It wu probably· caused by the power surae supplied by the Kansas City Royals bcc:ause IOCm" after the ltJhu came back on, tbit Royals punched them out apin • they rom~. I 0-2, before a crowd of 3S,992. The loss dropped the Angels back to .SOO (30-30) and into a ICIOOnd place \Jc with the Royals. Both tcama T00.7'•1ame Kansas City (Leonard 6-S} at ADJeh (Sutton 4-S} Time: 1 p.m. TV: Channel 4. Radio: KMPC (710). arc 4'h pmes back of the Teut Rangers, who won api~ friday. :: It was an alJ-toe>familaar f8Ce tbtS provided the biuest bulk of ~ po~cr -Royals llrst bueman StcVt Balboni. Balboni hit two home runs, drivina m four ntM. It was-o ... .....,· rttt~·m..n....----'~ has hit two ma pme, three of wbic:b have come apinst the Anaell in Anaheim. ·• "I don't know what it is, .. said Balboni of his Anaheim hilU.DI chann. ··1 know l like to hit here. It'• a real nice park toh1t m. You bit the ball liard and it eoes out." The first blow came in· the first inning with the Royals already leld- ing 1-0. George Brett and 10f'll: Ona bad nnglcd ahead of Balboni. Slaloo hunaa 1-l curve and .. Bo~" ubit teammates refer to him, buried it in the lef\ field scats. "It wasn'tagood SWln~ but1t waa &ood 1ntCb to b1l," be Wd. .. h WU up and over the plate. I got lhe aood ea" of the bat on It and it carried out. Said Slaton Qf the sbot, .. It was j\llt a bad pitch I wanted to Jjtt \ho breaking pitch in and I buna It aqy. If you hit a ball down the line, you don't have to hit 1t ~11." Perhaps that one wasn't tut too 1A1ell. but the one he hit in the fift.b surely was He crushed a 3-1 Onack Fi nlc} fastball at least •20 feet to ngbt center to ma!Ce it 9--0 .. I've been ruuma the ball bard, get lint home runs and doubles when l have been h 1 tuna." said Balboni ... Al (Pleue eee AKGEL8/BSJ * * * Brett is KC's sure-flre hit KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) George Bren was h1tt1os .232 a couj>lc of weeks aao when a Kansas City Royals fan approached Ma.n.qer Dick Howser. ·· 1 bet my nel&hbor $5 that if Bmt has 450 at-bats this year, be11 set bt1 a'\ eragc over . 300," the fan said. "What arc you going to buy with the mone) you wm'>"' Howser asked. -\s manager of the struglina world lhampion Kansas C1ty Royals, Ho• ..er has many womes, but ~ Bren's batting average 1s not one of 1hem Barno.a tnJUry, Howser ba figured all along that bis all--star third bascman will be near if not beyond the . 3 16 c.a rccr a veraae be canicd into ' (Pleue ... B1lSTT /83) ... ----~~~~~~----~-------------~--~----~----..._ ________ ....... .._.. ____ .... ~ __ ..... __ .... __ ~.._.~----,_.,,.--... D Orange C.Ut DAILY PILOT I S.turday, Juno 1<4, 19.e& Danes survive 'Group of Death' to-advance in World Cup MEXllO CITY (AP) -Ncwc:ome1 ~n rnark compl~ted u relcntlcu run throuah the "CiroupofDeath" at the World <:up Fnda) b> bcatina West German) 2-0. wh1lc short· handC'd Urusuay held Scotland to 11 0..0 ue to Jorn the Danes and German' in lhC' ntAt round. wh1~ h el11111nat1:d tht' Dan(!\ I rum lht' 1 li1f44 Europt"an Champ1oosh1pt on a pt"nally-kidt shootout South t\mencan cham{>aon Uruauj) lo t Jost Batista in the first minu te when he wa'\ e,1tct«1 for a crunchana tackle an Scotland's Gonion Strachan Bui the l lruguuyAn de· frnst, rapped apan hy Denmark 1n :a 6-1 loss earlier thi' week, wa-. too fic«:l' 1111d Jt· t('m1inC'd for the Scot\, who wcrto: t'hm1n1.t1rd 11.11h an 0..2-1 record . •·spam hu an u~llent te:.rn," he >aid. "II wall be: difficult bat we an-no1 afraid o f anyone. The) k1c:k.cd us out of the 14il84 European cha mpion hip Now it's o ur tum to kick them out But we must play much better than today." He disc.·ounted talk thal the l>ancs could cru1~ through f ridaf ~ aamc hec.au~ they alrrad) had ad"an~·cd penalty wu ~mewbat to ugh luck And the teeond aoaJ wu susp1c1ously off. idc." After 1 routi.h scoreless aame at Nczahuakoy1I, neither coac:h was an an airccable mood "W c were obhaed to play l 0 men agarn!.t 11 and it Wll!I 1ust about impos~1blc," said Uruguay's Omar Borra'\, who aC'Cused French rtferec Joel Quanaou of trying to "murder the pmc" by CJ«lmg Batista. "f th ink we would ha ve won the gumc 1f that hadn't happened •• elaborating. The other pmes io Round 2 wilt be host MeXJco (Group A winner) apin 1 Bul&aria {third jn 8) at Aztec Stadium here, and Lhe Sov&ct Union(C 11ths1) vs. Bcl11um at Leon on Sunday~ Bru1l (first in A) v1. Poland (third in f ) llt GuadaJl\jara on Monday; A runner-up Italy. the defcndana champion, vs. European champ I ranee, second in C. at Olympic Stadium here on Tuesday. and Par-quay, second an 8, agaJnst F runner-up Enpnd at Altec Stadium on Wedncs.day. Denmark. malu nti. 1h World < up tkbut a 'ma hrnl one JOined Bnwl as the only team~ to go J.O 1n the opcnana round. The l>anc~ go1 goals from Jc per 01\Cn on a pcn<tlt~ ._,di. and John Enkscn to chnch first plal.'~· 111 < 1roup L considered the tou~est d1vmon 1n th( world 'JOCCCr challlpionsh1~ "We "'anted 10 ~tt) in Querctaro, wt- w.inted to wm," the C1erm.an born coach \ltd. Uru&ua> P.la)''> Argentina on Monda)''" Pucbla, while Wellt vermuny takl'~ on )urpnsingMoroccoin Montem:y on 1 uesda)'. F1a1u lkdt"nb3uer, tht• West Germa n LOB\.h, wu~ 1mprt'~scd b) h" own team's performance But Scotush Manager Alex Ferguson blamed Borras for the style of play. "He Wll'i sittin& there lyiniand cheaung and ultenna n lot of rubbish He turned the game into an absolute farce," FC'rguson said without The eaaht teams who headed home after the opening round were newcomers Iraq and Canada. Hungary, South Korea, Northern Ireland, Algena, Scotland and Ponugal NrAt up for Denmark is a gu111e in Q\lerclaro next Wedne\day aga1n\I \pain. Cknmark Coach Scpp Paontd wa'> looking ha(k ll'> well as .ahe<td "We pla)t'd o ur bc~t game: '>O fur," lk~:kcnbaut:r s~ud, "That "'C went down on the SPo B RTS REAK The payoff cup see01s to runneth over at World Cup From AP dJspatebt's MEX ICO< 11'1 llil'"'""l'l\,m·n't m the onl~ onc., tolh11ng h1g paH hn:~'> al thc Y.orld \up Pla\er\ on t•.1ch of thl.' ~4 ll-.lnl\ will earn bOnU'>t"\ IU~I for pl;n1ng IO lhl' v.oihJ \UHl'r champ1omh1p ' I or ~omr 11,11111 ulJrh the h1t1. '>tar,. 11 mallt'r' llllk financaall} .... hl•tlwr lhl·ir 1t•am' ~u oul 1 n tht.• ti"' round or win 11 all I or 01lwr,, 11 nw~I}" per~1hing -thl.' · funhl'r the\ ad'•'"•l' lht.• morL' mt1nt'\ 1hn tollt.'<:I ' h.'. .... pia,L·r., 1J1 oll11.:1al' "'II dt\l.U\\ thl' h<mu-.c:,. and Flf .\ the 1n1ernat11 •n..tl g11'll'rn1ng org.in1/i1l11Jn for soccer '40n l (11!111Tit'n t \j\IOg II I~ 111>1 II\ hU\lllC\\ Hu"'l'' er pl.1H'r' Jnd otll\ 1,d, lrnm '.ir111u\ counlnt'>. c,~.1l.1r1g on lond111un 1tw11 n~tml'' not hl' used. dl'ta1kd lhl' honu'l'.., lhal art' paid I ht'' range from lhl" lev. hundll'd uollJ.r\ lhl' ( .maJJJll' pl,l\l'r\ p1clr.ed up tM hr,1-round ~ame' 111 lhL' n11m;1H·d S200.000 a mJn !ht· l1.1lnrn' would t·.u n tor \Ull t'\\fulh defending 1hr1r t1rk Mayotte sends Becker packing LONDON -Eaghth-~dcd Tim ~ Ma)otte of 1he lJ n11ed States up\et defCnd- 1ng champion Born; Reckt·r of West Germany 6-7. 7 6. 6-:? I nday tu 111ove into the -.em1final~ of lhl' Gras' < oun Tcnnar., < ham· p1on\h1p<, at Quecn!t t lub \1.t\Oltl.")' KtOl"'r rcver~d h1Huntrov('rc;1al los'> to lkl kt·r 1n l;ht ~ear'<. W1mbkdon, whC're Bcckt'r lx't·amr the fir'il Wcc;t German. the firi.t un\Ct'ded playC'r t1nd tht· wunges1ever10 win lhe men\ '>mgk' title But lhl' los~ wa\n 't what "'a" worn ing Betker after lhl' mall h T ht 18-~ear-old ~•d he wa!> '>uffenng from a 1enJun ailment that bothered h" m1ddk fingt'r on thl' nght hand and when he hit a bad;h,ind. '>t'nt patn up tu ht<. \huulder .. It wasn 1 lht· rC'ason I loo;t •· ikcker ...i1d 111 till' 1nJUI) 'I had m~ thances tu win On gra.,.,. 11"\ IU'I a mailer of two or three pomh ·· Bed.er !>atd il dtK:tor would l'\:lminl· h1\ t.11111.'1 lall't and he w1thdrt'"' Imm thl· douhk\, when-hl· ilni1 ) ugmla' 1a·s Sloh<><lan Z1voi1nm llh had n:J1 hnl the wwnd round \bo wanning quartl·1final <,1ngln rnallhn I 11d.1'1 "'t'fl' awo other Aml'nlan'i. 1op-<.el·de<l J1mnl\ < on nor' :ind Robt:rt \C'~u'o < onnor<,, \Cd1ng his lir .. 1 olliL 1.11 tournamenl lllk 1n alm11\t two -.ear-, tkk.ttl·d ..\ml'n(an Paul \nn.atonl' tl-l <>·4. v.h1k \qrn'" dowm·d India\ l{,1m1·,h Kn,hnan o-4 7.n Rarick takes Keystone lead Red Winge hire Blues' coach DETRO IT -The Detroit Red Wings r.tl u~d big money to lure Jacques Demers ' from the St. Louis Blues, signing ham to a S I. I m1lhon, five-year contract Fnday that makes him among the h1ghest-pa1d coaches 1n 1hc National Hockey League. He was one of the lowcst-paad with t he Blue~ earning about $70,000. and he made 11 clea r that hl' turned to Dc1ro11 only because the club has a ht\IOry ol pa}tng well. Demers' move 10 lk tro1t, where he becomes the club's fou nh coach an the past )ear. surpr:i!.Cd man) 1n tht' Blues' organization. '\. Owner Harry Omest acru..ed the Red Wings ol \lampenng. "This 1s pretty hard 10 takc."' Ornest said ... fhat's tampenngofthe wor'it order. For Detroit not to call and .enf} with us fhe> hadn't even askrd for perm1ss1on to wlk to him." KC Chiefs players convicted \\ K HJl<\ Kansas < 1t} Chiefs [i] dl'lcn\I\ l' end \.11kc Bell and hi'> twin c II• hrother Mark. also a lonner profc!t!ttonal toothall pla)er. "'ere con,.acted F-nda) on all rnuntc; in all "> D1stnct ( oun coca inc ca'ie The )UIJ, which gol the ca'>C T~ursda) and began t.khhl:rations F-r1dav. convicted Mike Bell on three tount\and Mark Bdlon two Sentencing was scheduled tor J uh l 1 Lions get new baseball coach Kenneth Ostrowski, a former football • standout al River\lde Poly High and R 1 vers1de Caty College. as wdl as the capuun of Purdue Un1vers1t) ·~ baseball team, has bttn chosen as the ncw Wesuninster H1ah hac;cball coach He succeeds Bill Wh1tcle), who resigned recently to pursue has coaching career at Golden West College as an assa!lta nt Ostrowski has been Redlands Hagh's coach for the past three ~rs. as well as coaching at Purdue, and will be a n on-campus teacher in chemistry and ~1ence He as expected to an1t1ate tht-Lions' summer bascball program next w~k. according lo A1hlet1c Director Stan Cla rk Television, radio TELEVISION 9:30 a m -MOTOR SPORTS: IMSA road raung from Elkhan Laite. Was. Channel 9 9:30 a.m -BASEBALL This week in baS<'ball. Channel 4. I 0 a m -BASEBALL New York Yankees at Baltimore or C 1ncannat1 at Atlanta, Channel 4. I 0 a. m -WRES.TLING Channel 56. 11 a.m -GOLF: U.S. Open from Shin- nrcock Hill\ Ciolf Club 1n Southampton, NY .. C hanncl 7 Onh onr lc:am , 111 uiur<.l· \\ill u1lln l on llll' h1g bonuc,l'~ for 11.1nn1ng I a< h Br ~11il1Jll Imm \Ul h ''"'' ,,, Socrate~and ralla111n 1hl' nt'wlonwr' v.ould lll·t .1hou1 S 1(1() 000 tor a '11. Ii in Frent h phn l'f' t. .tn t.'' rx•1 I ,1hou t SI ~O UOO L'at.h II thn 1.011H·r1 th1•11 f u111p•'.111 1 h.11n- p1on\h1p into a worll1 l rov.n H FR~HE:.'l Pa _ ( lnlh !{~rid. \t't a The Belk .2X, V.l'rt· 1nd1ctt>d la\t \t..'ar h' .1 tc<laal n1nt··h0Jc IOUrnaml'llt rl'l11rd \\llh a 7-n grand JUr\ 11 am -WRESTLING Channel 9 Noon -WATER SPORTS World Off· ~hore powerboat champ1onsh1ps, from Key• We!it, Fla (taped), Channel 11 . 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V.e<.t < rrrmam "'h1t.h ha\ had J team in 1h1t'l ttl the la'I fj,, \l. orld < up'> final\. ha' a n:putat11111 I 11 l reattn~ I\<, pl,J\l'f\ \\.l'll fhe ( rt•rman ll"lim \l,l\nl lrl 111111tn ol the wurnJfTH'lll J11 1rnall<,tc, tuH:mltt lhe f;ntil"h lrJm e!lllm:Jll.'d lhdl <..1' 000 v.11uld ht.-·•' :iilJl'lk P•'r 111.111 tor ;t "orld (UP ·'In .Kath\ Baker ..... ho lil·d ror '>l'l.ond """ '·unda·p.sr ""' Ul(.a1n<· and onC' nt attempting to pos~s.., cocaine I p m -WRESTLING Channel 5,6 4 p. m -TRACK AND FJEW: N\ AA outdoor champ1onsh1ps. from Indianapolis (taped), Channel 2 Quote of the day on lhl' (> 341S-}ard cuur\t' R<mtk. \tarting on lht: 10th an' h1r<l1nl lhl· t111h Jnd I I th holes and then .,,rn._ 11 '1 l' '" a1ght hardll'\ on I ·l 1hmugh lfS to opt·n J fi\\.'·\hot kad ~k1 29 hrokl' till' tourne\ n1 nC'-hnll rl'u1rd ol 1 I hdd h' halt a du1en pl.I) Cf\ Shl' 'ttruK8kJ on thl ta .. 1 nine h1\lng lour \hot!. on thL' lir\t lour holn hl'lnrl' rcg.ain1ng hl'r lorm "'''h htrdll''> at <,t\ and W\l'n ht·twt d11,1ng 11u1 \\1th a hogn on 1tw final hok O\llight <.oodeo, :J(l' ''' iht• "il'" 'I w~ \k1' p1tlh1ng \1,11! on tht dL"\lt!nart·d l1111a ·· 1 ht• I ii I I\ a l<lth pla\tr \nllhall '" 10 gu\' i:JJ,<'l'l.111 " nine ·· .. r hat WJ\ thl· rir'tl llOH' I kh thl· PH'\\Url' .. thl. 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Michael to manage Cubs Two-time leader of Yankees takes over in middle of slump < HI< \( 1( l I \Pl -(ient' Michael 1wo-11mc mana1,.tcr ol the l'.t" 'I ork ) ankel'c, and part ol (jeorgr \tC'1nbn·nncr ~ rn:ol.,..1ng-door poltq 1n the 1980!., "'a' nt1ml·d manager ul the C h1cago C ubs Friday mghl Dalla'> Circen pre~1dcnt and gem•ral managl'r of the C uh\ m.adc the announcl'menl shonl) after the C uh'> \phi ,1 douhlehcadt•r with the '-.t l oul\ ( ard1nal<, !\.11d1Jd rl'placl'\ Jim Fre) "'ho wa<; fi red h-v < 1reen I hu1 \d.t\ <1ltl·r lht C ub\ had <;lumpt"d to a 2-'· 3 ~ rt•t:urd 1nl lud1ng \e\t•n lo''l'" 1n I 0 game., '( 1ent 1s a ba\eball gu}' ." ( rrcl'n .,aid .. When I wa\ g111n~ through m\ mind a\ 111 11.-ho wa<; avaalahk < 1cm· \lutk oul like a \Orl rhumh "V. hrn ~nu rl looking tor a manager anu )Ou rnn\llkr alt thl Pf)\\lhlc CJnd1da1c ... you <;tan looking tor plu,,n and mtnu'>t'\ ~hen I looked JI (1C'nc\ trl'lkn11.al<,. I saw tar more plu~!>t'') I think he·11 do a grra1 1uh with our dub lk"' hl-l'n through a pennant rat.c, he·, managl'd a duh that \\3S dlWa\\ under the media spothghl and 1n a m<1Jor hag lt'aguc market He has cenamly shown he can handle all the pn·s\ure\ ol managtng and also pro<luce a "'IOnl'r" M1thacl third ha\C coach for the Yankee'> the last 111.0 year'>. left the tl'am 1n Balt1111ore, where New York "'a~ pla\ ang the Onok\ Mu.he1d "'ab dn\lng lo h1~ home m New Jl'r~) lt1ll' fndJ) .\ Cubs spokcc,man said Machael would tr\ 10 . make a flight 10 Chicago either Fnda) mght or today and 1ha1 hr would bc managing the team toda) ag.a.J,Ost the Cardinal' < 1rtt n \a1d he approached Steinbrenner about h1nng Mat.hacl. 'I lalled George and told ham I had a favor to ask of ham .and he kne"' C'llactl} wt\<11 I wanted. C..rccn said. .. (seorge gave Gene the highest praise and lold me ·1 think he'\ )our man. )our kind of a gu}.'" John Vuko.,,1Ch wa~ the Cub~· inten m manager Fnda) "I 1h1nk Yuko' 1th would have done a good JOb." Green ~ad, "but I tell the team needed the d1rcct1on of a gu) 11. ho has been through 11 before. a fresh face an the d ubhousc and the dugout." "I feel almost lake a father whose son as going off to college and is leaving home for the first tame," Ste1nbrennersa1d from Baltimore ''(Jene as lake family to me He as a tremendously talented 1nd1v1dual and has made an im portant contnbutaon to the success of the 'I ank<'l''i dunng his tenure with thr tram I'm sure he wi ll make a fine manager for the Cub<i" Steinbrenner ..aid he adv1<;ed Michael to accept the "I hr< ·ub~ arc a great franch1\C one with so much 1rad1t11in.·· 1he Yankees owner said "( hacago as one of the bc\t -.pons 1ownc; in the United States and there 1s a tremendous amount ofbaseball anterest there I'm happy for 'Stic k' We'll certainly mass him. but it's a great opponunaty for ham." When Green fired Frey, he also fired Frey''i fn end Don 71mmer but he said the rest of the coaches would be retained The) arc Vukovich, Bally Connors, Ruben Amaro. Johnn> Oates and Bally W1n1ams. Green, who managed the Pb1ladelphia Ph1lhes to the 1980 world champ1onsh1p, said he had played a$1linst Michael many yt-ars ago and managed against ham an spnng tratnang games "Gene's backround as s1m1lar to mine an most phases oflhe game," Green said "He's a field guy who has been a general manager and has won a championship." Steinbrenner named Michael as manager of the Yankees on Nov. 21, 1980.af\er Dick Howser led the club 10 a American Lcaaue East D1v1s1on championship with a 103-59 rcrord, bul lost to the Kansas City Royals l-0 in thc leagut-champ1onsh1p scne~. BOATSWAIN'S LOCKER, l,C. Hable Alter Jr. wlns Hoble-17 YOUR OUTDRIVE SERVICE CENTER FACTORY AUTHORIZED Service & Parts Available Warranty Service Center. 243"1 W:-Co S1 wy -Newport Beach, CA 92683 {1 ~ &42"'6800 1 Martna Or. Seel Beach, CA 907-40 (243) 598-$8:1, · By ALMON LOC&ABEV 0..,,... ....... .,... LA JOLLA -Hobie AJtrr Jr of Capmrano Beach and Randy Smyth ofHun11ngton Beach battled down to 1he wire in the final ~ of the Hobae-17 national, Friday. The WJnner was Alter, finishma the final ract less than a boat lcnath ahead of Smyth, but with the wnc tc:0rc, 6.2S po1nt!I, af\er ~ix races an the finals The bottom hne came down to the throwout ra~ for e.ch skipper. Aller threw out a third pl~ finiah 11nd Smyth had to th,Pw out a 36th m 1 raetfrom which he wtth~w Mort than I 00 boall turned out for the qnt national cbampionshiJ> of the Hobse-1 7, a cat~ ·(one aail) catamaran like the onain-.1Hobie14. Elimination aeries reduced the f.eJd to 36 fin.alisu ,... .. ~. i h<*il9 A"ft Jt .. C...-lfellO 9-11. Ut -"· , ~""""'· -. Utrt ... IMINfl. lM .,...._, H OJ ._ C"'"Ofl 'fuct.•, '"' Wa!tOll a.t11. Fii. )US; .. Okll tilluflt. "'""°" ~. "t;. In.ti .... Oii Mtl";"Jell, -1 Jt'll ,,_r~ e.dt, f 1 Oalwllt Mc<:r_,., oa '· r ... •.U. t Ma• Ot,.,..t. .... .... .. ' 7 '° Maft ,,,,,,. • Ian O!eee . .. " "' 575511 'a c 01 t e ·drc ss '·aacc a a Sun brightens course, scores at U.S. Open SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (AP)- Tbe IOI turned to aun at Shinnecock Hills Friday; producina an altoaelher pleasant day for the second round of the U.S. Open Oolf Championahips. Thul'ldafa rainy, 57-<iqn:e day, with winds that had ausle!d to lO mph, evolved into, f pretty 7().depec Fn- day wtth a ientle 10 mpb breeu. And Shinnecock dad not seem like lhe same place, stan1na w1tb 1u scoreboard. After bema blanketed m black numben that rcpon over-par scores, aome red sub-par diaits bepn show- ina up, bri~tening the board the way the sun briahtencd the COW"le. fans who had braved the bone- chilling ram and cold and the winds that whjslled over the place on Thursday. returned prepared for more humcane-type cond111ons. They earned umbrellas and heavy weather sear. some even toting towels and extra pairs of shoes and socks, jUSl in CUC. One man arrivin& Qn one of the Long Island Railroid's special $40 round trip trains from Manhattan noted that it had beco-90 yean since the United States Golf A1S0C11tion had put the Open tournament al Shmnccock. .. And after yesterday's weather. st might be 90 years before they come back here." be said. The morrung was overcast, rem1- n1sccnt of the daylong storm that had stalled over lhe old course the day before. There were occasional, brief dnzzles early, but nothing compared to the deluses that had hounded players and fans on Thursday Slowly, fans peeled off wtnd- breakers and sweatshirts and the place bcpn looking more like a golf tournament with pastel sweaters re- placing them. First-round leader Bob Tway. who retained a fisbionable look by wear- ina pleated raio panu in Tbunday'1 heavy weather, looked left over from the storm with a lead lr&Y outfit. He wore a white aolf visor, thouah, a swk contrast to the s.ki cap some of his coUeques favored in the first round. Lee Trevino, an early starter, came dressed for hu round m a 1001" sleeved sweater topped by a jeney. They were gray, matcbiq tbecolorof the momins skies. Trevino, ~~· was opt1mistsc, telhna his ;y Henn.an Mitchell, that the sun would shine. And at did Eventually. How bad was the wind that had huffed and puffed 11 the players on Thursday? "Not enough to hun you today," Trevino said. "I think 1t actually is helping today. It's not that strona. And it's comma from a different direction." The National Weather Service confirmed that. Friday's wind was south-southwest and mild, a r,cntJe breeze that kept the temperatures oomfortable. Tbunday'a wind had been out of the nonbeut, the tra- ditional storm direction for seaside locations like Shmnecock. Penscope vendors surfaced, selling the cardboard contraptions that aJlow fans 1n back of the gallery to sec the acuon on the greens. They were absent Thursday, because the crowds weren't thick enough to prevent anybody who cared to see what was gomgon. One see c~m vendor, who bad sold two lonely cups of Italian ices by midday of Thursday's frigid opening round, had a Iona hne of customers wa1tmg to be served. Fnday's fans were tbntled to plunk down S 1.50 to stay cool after Thursday's crowd bad paid $20 for sweatshirts to stay warm. ANGELS GET BLASTED •.• From Bl long as I hit the ~ hard, 1t will be okay unt1l th1ngs better and more consistent." The Royals were far more than consistent h1mng as a team, bangmg out I 0 hns. about seven more than were necessary to support the superb p1 tch1 ng of Bret Saberhagen ( 4-6 ). Saberhagen, the I 98S AL Cy Young Award winner, has struggled throgh somewhat of a sophomore jmit-typc season, but 10 front of family an friends from nearby Reseda, he put all that behind him. He went the first seven innings, allowtng seven hats and one run. whale striking out six and walkanuust one. He threw 11 S pitches "It gets a lllle more adrenaline pumping," said Saberhagen "It's nice to do well, so I can go out and talk to fnends and family and not have a frown on m y face. ··Any win 1s good. I had good stuff 1 struck out six and only walked one. On a scale of 1-10. it was an 8-plus." Three of the hits that Saberhagen gave up were to Angel left-fielder Bnan Downmg. Downm& also ac- counted for the only run off the 22· year-old wtth has home run an the seventh "He's a good hitter and he's going to get has hats." said Saberhagen of Downing. "I was JUSt fortunate that everyone else in their lineup had the * * * night off." Including Slaton (4-6). As hedtd last year, aftergettingmto a groove early an the year, he has now fallen into a pit He staned 1986 4-1, but has proceeded to ao 0-5 with a no decision m has last six starts. Dunng that span, his ERA is 9.22, a stat that wasn't helped by the eight runs (six earned) that he surrendered in 1ust Jl/1 innings. It is not the first tame that Kansas City has lit up Slaton. Over his 15- ycarcarecr, Slaton 1s now 6-14 agamst the Royals. wtth an ERA of5.4 l. "Yeah, 1t's been that way my whole career.'' satd Slaton "They've been through a lot ofhne-up ch&nJes, so I don't know what It as I've pllched a lot of.good games and a lot of bad ones." This would have to fall under the bad one category. The Royals got four hits in the first. one more in the second, but Slaton retired the side in third inning, but even then. it took him 43 mmutcs to do 1t (mcluding the delay for the lights). Fanley took over for him an the fourth and lasted only 31f, him~lf. He allowed only two bus, but both of them went home as fan souvenirs - Balboni's second and the first home run of the year to spray-h1ttang Lonnie Smith. Todd Fisher, a rookie ltke Fsnley, * * * BRETT & BRET IN KC •.. From Bl has 13th major league season to hit It at somebody " Jusufylna the confidenct of the Despite his problems. Saberhagen manager and the betting pubhc. Brett. is the only Amencan League pitcher 33. launched into a batting tear about with two shutouts. He also has a I 0 days ago. He was 4 for 4 against credible stnkeouts-to-walks ra110. Minnesota on June 6. Then he went 5 with 16 bases-on-baJls and S3 strike for S against the Seattle Manners four outs. days later, pumping his average by 18 "His stuff has been ,ood," Howser pomts to .284. said. "It's jUSt those b1& mnings that However, Howser remains womed knock his wheels off." about the Royals' other Bret -22-Saberhagen picked up victory No. 3 year-old riah t-ha ndc r Bret a wcckaao. then lost to Minnesota 5-2 Saberhagcn. After a rocky start, last 1n his next outmg. year's Cy Young winner and World "I don't know 1f I'll ever 1et two Scnes Most Valuable Player would winsinarowqajn,"hewd.forcmga have to go I 7-0 the rest of the season smile. "I'm stall hopma to tum things to match ~ 20-6 showtns of last around. I did feel like T was making season. He was 3-6 earhcr this week. mostly good pitches" ()tang. Cout DAILY Ptl!OTI ,,,,.._, .... Magic of Masters di ~appears SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (AJ'l - There was no Mamn' maa,tc from Jack Nicklaus on Fnd.ay tho I )th at the U.S. O~ Sollcharnpioostup, The 46-ycar-old N1cklaus ~ home with • ICCOnd-round ·72:" 1- ovcr-P!lr at perilous Shinoec:oc HiUl. But N1cklau fi~urcd ~ still bad a chance to Wln bis fifth U.S Open. , .. rd need to shoot under pu ; next two rounds," he said. "A 65 possible on this course." Hi• two-day tntal of 9--0vtri»f.• 149, however, was on lk bonSerhn~· of the 36-hole cut. Any ioJfcr withiQ. I 0 shou of the leader or an the top 60: mak.et the cut at the U.S. Ooeo. f": "I'm no~ excited with a 72. ". Nicklaus said "lt '1lould have been • 68 or a 69. It wun't too 1ood." .. : Nicklaus missed sb fiin..ays oo a: day when sunshine broke lhrouah tbie. clouds 11\d the wmd died doW'Q. ...., Lee Treflilo keepa an eye on b.ia chip •hot out of a wet und trap at U.8. Open P'rlday. "It was a very mce day and I j~ wish J could have played better,: Nicklaus said. "My dnvsna was v~· poor " •. f'. Sindelar unpacks his game, bags S11ll 1t was better than on TbunclaY when he shot • 77 under hotrib~ "'eather cond1tiQns. ...; SOUTHAMPTON, NY (AP) - Hello. Piedmont Airlines? Cancel thoK rescrvauons. please. Something unexpected just came up. Joey Sindelar isn't going hQITle JUM yet. In the wmd and ram of the lJ S Open's fint round Thursday, he shot an 81 But the.turnaround m has play Fnday was as drama tac as the sh1f\ m the weather. He scorched the sun- splashed Shmnccock Hills spread for a course-record 66 At 7-ovcr-par 147, he was w1thm stnkmgd1stancc of Greg Norman the leader at 139 Just an hour before teeing on patched the final two innings, giving up jUSI tv.o hns ANGIL NOTIS -Anve4• OorKtor ol PuOl>e R•'-''°"' Tim 1'1119114 conlirmecl Fridav. ll'Mlt 111e Atlffl• neve r .. c'*l "en aoreerneftl ' ve<DellV with •w Carew 10 neve a dllv hOnor•l'IO 1"-'r fonntr Rr" be.amen, wl>o reached IM 3,000 hit i*tMu la\I veer Me.a 1.tkl 11181 no dale lies vet oeen "' Not the reel 1111no but 0 11.tbltd relit! Pllc~ Garv Luca• a nd \larllno DllChe< JeM Cefl9elarla wlh lhrow t lmulated o•mt• Mondell atte<noon, accordlno 10 pl!Cfllno coech Mar<lll l.aehelNllll To •de! 10 lhal, l..achemann '8kl rtl .. ve< 0-. ,..._.. ~v throw o+I lhe mound to< 11\t flr11 llmt since oolno on Ille dl'8bie0 n11 Mev 16 Kan1.t1 Cftv \eeond be-n ,.,.,. WNt9 "'' oul FrldeV'• - wl!h • tort kntt. bul WH tll1141Clt. for loda11'1 oamt ~IWY ~M made IM tlart lntlead Lttl YOU thOuOhl onlY lhe lltO Club "41d troutH with P•ICh"'9 rted on Midland lht Anotl•' Ooubot·A 1nm, WH l>Nlen 31-S Tllun .,.., bv El PHO Midland used e<Olll d1ff«enl 111a11er1 on lht ~nd inclUO•no lnfttlde< Jelwt HtikMIH None of lhtrn la\ltcl more lllan I , lnnlno• Hotc111<lll, .wllO nH tnrown 1n a oame .,.,,_, wH ll•t lht worst, 0011>0 one 1nnln11. anowtno w!vfll 11tt1·~11 runs att ta•ntd GOLF ..• F rom Bl green is ready tor play Where the nl·w green 1sgo1ng to a nc"' locauon. "'e will probably use the old green until the new one is completed Probably the most changes will occur on the Mesa Linda course. For exam pk. the old No 8 become\ No 7 and No. 8 ts a 3-par over water. The lake has been widened and lengthened with thegreen tucked 1n next to the water It wt.II be 125 yard' over water. all ca IT} A high, elevated green will be b111h for the 14th hole. a S 15-yard. par-S hole with players h1ttmgd1recth into the'rc"a1hng wand. Los Lagos w1 II have the first hole shortened to 460 yards and will be a par-4 layout. The No. I handicap hole in the past, No. 2. will be lengthened to 540yardsand will bea par-5 Other major changes include mak- ang No 9(Mesa Linda) a 4-parof37S yards m length. No I 0 will be a 3-par in the corner along Harbor Boulevard and No 11 will be a 500- yard 5-par "We feel that both courses "''II be more enjoyable to play and will offer more than most public courses in many ways." Shipley says Both courses could be read} for thl' Will Jordan City of Costa Mesa tournament in the fall . Fnday, "I made a rescrvauon to get out of town tonight JUst 1n case," he didn't make the cut. Sandelar said torture. I hat'i hkc naymg "' the scene of the cnme." On Fnday, with a huge PJJCJY. tollowina. Nicklaus missed the fai~ · "'ay on the 4S3-yard third bole and it cost him a bogey S. f· He figured he'd be headed for the Syracuse. N Y. airport and has Horseheads, N. Y • home Fnday night rather than the third round of the Open. Sindelar. the I 2th-leading tour money-wmner last year when he won has first two tournament!., remained at par through 11 holes Then a "1Ca1 began 10 open on Piedmont's 6 50 But be &Ot &t back on lbt 188-ya ~venth, a touah par 3 • N1ckJaus rapped m has fttst bud • putt of the tournament.. an S-footcr the heart of the bole. p. m. flight. That feeling returned af\er he bo&eyed the sixth and seventh holes to rail back to even par for the day and 11 over for the tournament "At that point, I thought I was goang to be able to make that plane 01ght." he said. "The only 1h1ng worse than missing a cut 1s m1ssmga cut and staying an the same town. That's The 49th leading mone)·"'mner this year bird.Jed the nex1 four hol~. all par 4's, with putts of 5 feet 15 inches. IS feet and 2 fttt He finished his round with thrtt pars and re- newed hope He m1s~d JUSl lhrtt fa1rwa}s and on those he had good hes an the rough. "That's one," said Nicklaus, bol6: 1n1 up one finger. He then walked over and '1appcil' hands Wlth playina penner, l..an1' Nelson. : "I thought I was 101q to set 1t aoit1' about the~. but I miued 1 shOlt h1rd1e putt at 9," Nicklaus said.: Anaebl •ammer b&Rball camp Tli'e Angels Baseball Fantasy Camp, offenng campers a chance to compete with and against former Angel players mcludmg Bo Bcltnsky. Dean Chance, Albie Pearson and Tommy Davis, 1s scheduled for Jan. 18-25 at the Angles' spnng tra1n1ng fac1hty 1n Mesa. Anzona. The cost of the camp 1s $3,200 and wall include daily mstruct1on from former Angel players, 1ntra-<;quad games. break· fast and lunch daily. aJJ baseball equ1p- menL round-tnp air trasnportation from Los Angeles to Mesa and betwttn the airport and hotel. s1ngJe room accomoda- uons, a personalized Angel unafonn, camp photo. T-shirt. video-tape h1ghhjht1ng the campers expenence. and more. Other ex-Angels an attendence will be Ken McMullln, Rich Reichardt, Clyde Wright and Ron Fairly Applicauons and brochures arc avalJ. able by phoning Sponsworld at 1-800-542-600S A S500 deposit must be included sn the apphcat1on form . with the balance due before Dec. I You th all-•tar .occe.r team• Spots are stall a' aslable on fhe youth all· star soccer teams represenung Southern Cahfom1a for a summer tour of compell· uon an Denmark. Germany and England. runnangJuly 18throughAug. II Teams for boys under 19. 16 and 14 a~ well as girls teams for players under 18 and 16 have openings on their 18-player rosters. For mformatton phone World Sport~ Connection at 557-4400 or 549-9556 C onconnons Horse If'\' ':>1ohlM Clupmaa bu.tetb&U camp The f hapman Collqe Basketball Camp of< hamp1oos, featunni 1nstruet1on from < hapman men's coach Kevin Wllson. wtll be held Jul) 7-11 and August 4-8 at the Hutton Sports Center on lhe Chapman campus m Oran&e Oath 1nstruct1on wdl include drill'- 1,( 0mmagmg. htghhght films and a chm<: \pcaker Co!>l of the commuter camp is SSS. For 10fonnat1on phone Wilson at 997-6651 World All-Star .occer 1ame The 1986 FIF~ World AfT-St.ar soccer gAme ieatunng an ._mencans-q&Jnst-the- rc\t·of-the-"'orld format is scheduled July n at I p.m. at the Rose Bowl an Pasadena. .\ 16-pla~er All-Star team from Europe "'II meet a 16-man team from North and "iouth Amenca 1n the game which wlll benefit L "'l(EF Pla\er and coaching sclcct1ons wtll be announced the last wttk ofWorld Cup play in Mexico (al) an late June Tickets pnccs at $20, S 15 and S 12 arc a\a1labk al T1ckctron outlets and at the Pasadena C 1\1c Audttonum box office. Hund.ngtoa .aftball, r..ebal.J Res1\tr:rnon ., under wa) tor the city of Huntington Bcal·h·, \Oftball and baseball program lt•r h11" and girls m grades one through s1\ The ,·o<.t cit thl• e1ght·Wcck program 1s SIS ' For mformataon phone 96()..8895. c: ~ althouah his earned run average 1s a He rejected the idea that all the respectable 3.48 after has 2 87 last awards and plaudits after the World season. Scri6 .miJht have disturbed his ...---------------1 . One problem has been httlc h1ttsna concentration this season ?2ctl.I -?2c1ce & support, panially because of aood "Actually, I worked harder lh1s fnend Brett's slow st.an. year than I ever did before," "The thin& I've noticed most of all Saberhaaen SIJd .as that he's 11ven up three and four Despite Brett's early-season slump runs m some mnmp." Howter sa1d he re.ached several career milestones. "811 mnsngs arc knockana htm out In one brief stretch tn May wb1Jc He'll 11ve up three or four runs man scarchina for has stroke, he clubbed mnma. and then shut them down his 2,000th htt, drove in his l,OOOtb com{>letcly the rest of the way In my run and bit has 200th home run. op1n1on. he's just aoina throuah a "I'm going to worry about what I ataac." hit at the end of the year," he said. Saberhaaen 1s tryma not to panic "And hopefully, there will be no cause 8 e11t!e1 Classic Auto Show Sunday June 22nd 11:00 AM-4:00 PM "I'm JUSt tryina to be mytelf," he for worry. We play a t6i-pmc said. ", •. JUSt tryina to ao out theeire~=sc~h~ed~u:le~an~d~at:t:he=en~d~o~f~l~6~2~p:m:e~1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~~~~~~~~~ and man &ood pitches and &'Cl th~m we'll sec what happen~." Folding Bike Perfect for • Boa1en • Pilots •Campen · RUNS ALL IBMtm & MS-DOStm Programs • 8088CPU. 640K. 2 DRIVES• • PARALLELISERIAUGAME/LIGHTPEN PORTS• • 8 EXPANSION SLOTS, MONOGRAPHICS • •AMBER MONITOR & STANO. at KEYBOARD• • • •COMPLETE SYSTEM•• • SYSTEM INCLUDES ..... CITIZEN PRINTER, CABLE AND PAPER WORD PROCESSOR, SPREADSHEET '65.33 MONTH*. • 'OAC 36 MONTHS, S t82 SECURITY DEPOSIT DE.FEARED PAYMENT S,,81318 RS COMPUTER CENTER 18826 BROOKHURST STREET FOUNTAIN VALLEY. Ca. 92708 714-963-3202 MON/'T\J fTH.U f f:M ?·H • •W ()la.AT U-6*'Cl0Sf.D SUH .. ______ .......... --................... ______ ... ..., ....... ________________________ -------- --------- --- ------ ----- Orange OOUt DAILY PILOT I Saturday, Junie 14, 1988 Cubs, Vuckovich win one, lose one Interim manager goes extra frames In 2 games. splits t'rom AP dlspatclaes \ ou ~•n one. you lo~ one John \ ud.O\ 1C'h can vouch for that after ...er' ang as antenm manager of the < h1cago Cubs for one day ··Not many gu)S \:an sa) the) were an t~o c"<tra-innang P.mes an the only da\ the\ managed.· ~•d Vukovich alt~r the Cubs splat a doubleheader "'1ch tht· -,t Louis Cardinals Fnday. v. 1th \ ud•ov1ch holding the fon tll:lore 1he am"al of new manaaer < 1ene \11\'hael. the Cubs lost the tint 11.amt' l-01n IU1nningsbeforew10ning iht' nightcap '\-2 an 11 · I had a better time an the se<:ond (lJnlt \ ud:o' 1ch said ""low I'm ~lltng balk to coach again frm Pendleton k.nocked an tJtnch- runner Tom Lawless from third base 1n 1hr wp ot the I 0th to lead St.. Louis 0 , er Chicago tn the opener of their Juuhleht·ader Mike Lavalhcrc had ~t up tht• Cardinals' wanning run 1••1h :i 1nple to open the 10th that n~hl·lic:lder Keith Moreland m1s- pla,rd In lither '\/ataonal League game!> BraH• 3, Redt l : Gerald Perry and 1m \ 1rg1l homered and Rick \IJhler and Gene Garber held Can 1111na11 10 '>IX hits as Atlanta handed 1hc Rt·d\ their fifth straight loss. Bob MONTREAL ""•t>l'f'' • ....... g'b e•oo>l" Na It~ lo IYQ'>;.jn "' Q"',... t ._a• 1t 8 •f G • 'l~IOC * Ptl!Met 2., Expes 1 .. 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A's I etlrllbl s 0 0 0 • 2 3 0 • 0 1 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 OAKLAND ?hlllops 2b Boehle lb Lonstrd 3C Can~olf Kngmn 0" MOav1,rl Gr.Honn Bati.. c OH" 1t> J••·~r ct w 111aroc U 1I1 T.,_.1 Sc.,... bv lnnlnoi ab r II bi 4 0 1 I 3 0 0 0 • 0 I 0 4 0 I 0 • 0 0 0 4 0 I 0 3 I I 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 7 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 l I I I I Tens 100 000 010 1 Oalr1encl 000 010 000-I Gamo w nn1ng RBI -ln<•v·ol•a 151 E-l>rl"i>P\ Boc:n•• O?-Te•n LOB-Tou I Oa1<111no 6 2B--&ethp S•erre SB-Jevlet \3) ?etr&lh 12J S.-Bat~ GrlHln SF-1ncev1oll• I" H R ER BB SO Texas Guzman W 6 6 11 ) 1 I Harri\ \ 12 I I l 0 0 0 0 Oalra.nd r Young L 4 J I I l 6 1 I 7 ~ 11 ·tO 0 7 0 0 D 0 Onllvero\ I 1 J 0 0 0 0 0 Rho ollch~ 10 1 baflers n •h" am HB? -Mercaoo bv Ont vtro' 1 Jm pl•H -Home Eva"S F rst Mf'<rlll ~or>O LeP~•d T" rd Hen<lr v T 14 A-10 130 Homer SlJ'\l)ed home Omar Moreno to break a 2-2 lie in the fifth annang .a~ the Reds lost their founh Mrata.ht onc- run game. Plalllleet t, Expos 1: 'ite"e Jeltz sin&)ed home Glenn Walwn wath the bases loaded and one o ut an the bouom of the ninth, leading Ph1ladel- phta over Montreal and ending the Expos' four-pme wanning streak. Met. I, Pirates 5: Dami litra~ bcny's two-out smgle m the ninth anmna scored Mook.te 'A-1lson from second base and hfted the \.icts o'er P1ttsburah. The Pirates had rallied for two runs in the top of the ninth befon· the Mets came back. Jesse Orosco, 3-2. got the "icton despite allow1na two Pittsburgh run' an the ninth. Pat Clements. ~ho entered m the rhntb inning. tell to IJ-2 Mets staner Dwtptt Gooden mud, out 13 over eight annangs GI.ant. 3, Alh'o1 l: Chtli DJ' I\ hat a three-run homer off Astru'> rclie,cr Dave Smnh with one out in the nmy-i mnmg to lead San Fram·1,n1 cner Houston. Astros staner Mike '\rntt 6-5 entered the ninth w11h a 1hrce-h11 shutout But Wlth one out ( hns Brown walked and Jeffre\ Leonard singled him to second \rn1th re- lieved, trying for his NL-leading 17th save. but Davis htt a 1-1 pitch for the game-winning homer In the Amencan League· lndJan1 11, Twins 2: .\ndre Thornton droH' 1n fi,c runs ~1th a t~o-run single and three-run homer and Brook Jacoby and Mel Hall each * Indians 11, Twlm l MINNESOTA CLEVELAND eb r II bl • 0 0 0 4 I I 0 4 0 I 0 4 I 1 I 4 0 2 0 • 0 1 I ) 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 l 0 7 0 1000 ) 0 0 I 0 0 0 But•tr Ci Bernzrd 70 Mullins 70 Carler It> Thrnln dh MHe·i 'I Jacot>v Jt> f:r11'\CO \\ SllVd"''" ,.. A 1ar,son c ab r II bi s 1 2 0 • 1 I 0 1 0 0 0 4 2 I 0 4 I 1 S 4 I 1 1 4 I 2 1 l 0 C I 4 I I 0 4 1 I I 1>uoe11 ct Sma1vo~ Hrbe~ IC Brnnslo.v r! GHfll lo Lml>rOI lt> Hatchertf BH<>t! 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II I'\ cv l Olla• UmO•'r\ Hnmft ~Pt Y f r\I Ob'P-~fl'CO fl W" Cle a·..: Hwo Cit~• "II" T-2 ~ A 29,911 lnockcu 1n a pair J' Cll-veland tie<1t Minnesota for tts lifth con- '>et Utl\ e VICtOrY 'A-mntng pitcher f om Cand1ott1, 4 ll allo~ed 11 hm while stnkina out t•1ght and walling none m his founh complete game Red Sox fl, Brewen 3: Jim Rice uoubled home the ue-breakmg run Jfter a fif\h-annang error by first ba!>c.-man (col Cooper, keying Bos- ton\ victory over Milwaukee Tl1en 10, Blae Jays 5: Darrell bans dro"e 1n four runs, tncludmg three w11h a home run. to pace Detroit tner Toronto Evans. who collecte<t three hits, broke the game open with ht<, 10th homer of the season an the I 1gc:rs' four-run third. Yankees 3, Orioles l : Mike Pagharulo keyed New York\ two-run fihh-inn1ng rally with a run-sconng double. and rookie Bob Tewksbuf) and t~o pitcher<; com baned on a five- h11ter as "Jew Yorlr.. defeated the B<ilt1more Mariners ll, White Sox 10: John Moses hit a bases-loaded single an the ninth 1nnang to give Seattle a ~1ld 'It tor) over the Chicago Whate S<». Rangers l. A'1 1: Pete lncav1gl1a Jr1n e 1n his ~cond run of the game \'Ith a tte-breaking. e1ghth-1nnang \lngk and Texas beat Oakland tor lht· lllth '-tdor) 1n their last 11 µml·\ * Yan4lMS 3, Or1elei 1 NEW YORK IALTIMOAE RHnd$n Cl Mlnll"I" lb W·nl·tld rl E!as•e• on Gr !fe.r• P11 ruo )b HU\tf C. 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Ftnt OeMuth, Sec· l>fld, Greoo, Third H•rvtv T-HO A~OOO * Cub1 3, Cardlnel1 2 IHCOND GAMU STLOUIS CHICAGO COiemen if OSmlll\U Herr 1c Worrell p JCtar• It> McGN CI Htalht Ford on L vtlre c VenS•vlt rt ?t>Olln lb T..oor p Ooue"Cl 2D Tola4• ell r II bl 3 I 0 0 4 I 1 I s 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ) 0 0 0 S 0 I I 3 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 0000 • 0 0 0 ) 0 I 0 ) 0 0 0 0000 e>ern1arcf L~H oun,1on u Sndbfg 2t> Morelncl rl Ctv lO Baller p GMlhw Oh LtSmllh o 8o,._. on Our'1m It> Muol'lrv !f Lake c TroulP Sl>9•1tr lb )4 l 6 1 Tohill ker• bY ~ ltO r II Ill l 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 s , 7 0 4 I 0 0 • 0 l 0 3 0 I I 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I I '0 0 0 '0 2 0 l 0 l 0 1000 1000 u l. 1 SILOUI\ 000 001 100 00-1 Chlcaee 000 10 I CIOO II -l Geme W nn1ng RBI -\iel' I II None ou• wl>tfl w•11n1no~ score<! E-VenSlv•• 2 OP-SI ouls I Ctuceoo I OB-St LOU•\ I Chicago B-Ountlon, Cev ?tn<llOIOn HH•h ~II -COieman (36) S-Tuoor, LOt SpelRr SIL°"ll .,..uoor 'IVorrtl L.l ~ Dav·tv CNca .. 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C~ C&~ Al It H HR RBI .. ci 1061 1'1 ~1 .. 114 711 197S 71>1 ~2 63 2SS .1 1947 110 S2S 41 16S 110 1913 7SI S 19 47 233 170 20?S 311 ~I n 299 270 101S I'S $51 60 779 269 ttn 779 ~I u 2S9 269 19tS 213 526 64 26S 26S 19$3 '197 S09 6' 261 251 1'>10 2S2 490 S9 23S 2S7 xm H I Sl7 61 26S 7~ lqor/ 131 ... 42 724 2•t 19s 243 476 40 232 744 2°"' 260 49S 11-4 ?SO 240 INDIVIDUAL BATTING C 11S er mwe al ba" I <fOJr'll !t/' P.J(kt1tt• Mn Ov •• y Be tor Ma 11 "ll'V ~v DH1ll011• LY~n Bil R P Btn H•b<t~ M•t'! Ra.Jetltsen A,,..,, Bf'•n1rd C • Se '•l M Eat,., N \o Gr1H•n Oe• MO\ftb'o Tor Cottt o,t lemo" O•t Re'ldOIPl'i NY OBr •" 'T .. Ft<,,ncll Tor Sru<te,,s• v M•., F1t•c1>t< T .. Murrav &11 Low Ken 8•rllolll Tor Cartor Cle ,.,_A~I LKVBll Tel>itf , .. coinn1 0.1 LAnslord Oa~ Phm•~Oe• Sarrell ltn c,.nM1Co0.1t J1c01>11 Cit W1Doln1 Bii ADOVil ~a lffll Kar Griffey NY HUltttCtit M"1tn C'1I JOl\Moll T ()f Wl'llro Kan :'JI.::~· .,..,. 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( 11.r ego r11ron•o JU 4 9 126 266 173 l 319 419 717 195 343 I 199 Sil 13S 207 341 1 4 20 S23 246 113 291 I u9 S19 267 191 J71 4 4 SI S77 2~ 2Je 7S7 1 • st •9• 269 2•s 112 2 4 19 .. , 717 242 317 I '82 Sl9 267 ?IS 313 I • 11 S37 280 102 )42 • 16 70 70 12 II 13 10 10 II 16 C "•t•eno o.-. .• ,,d '(,#•"'" Ofl•ro t A"991• ~IM,.\01& , SO? S99 197 197 316 0 INDIVIDUAL "ITCHING • (SI a .. "'41'e dKlslorls I E c"norn To,. 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Oa n. fl • 5 •95 ;Y111.1rm11Uf•~ '1 U ,. » .$ S J.\l llva11Htn M 61,JI '9 >'I.JI llMOll ''' s.t • n JI 4 l U1 'T?lurmlftd SD A '1 1J n J 4 S.A1 c.r111111 ...., ,, " u ,. • 1 u• I tr\ltv (flj 71 '2 If • t 4 US _....,_-~---nu J t~ Httlre Moll H '1 JO 41 J • •41 Orang11 Coes1 OArLY PtlOT/Satutday, June 1,, 1118 - Camacho wins unpopular decision, retains crown NEW YORK (AP)-Hector "Macho'' Camacho, be of l.M fist feet, hancb and mouth, JOt the mc:ssqc in the· fourth round or Im fi&bl lllinst f'.dwio Rosario Fnday ni&ht wbe.o blood swtcd ND.Dint in\O bis eye. ••t aid. 'hell, ) , ' .. Ounacho •id ... 'This as 1 faibt. Thia is a frabt • •• II was a dandy fit.ht from tqinru..q to end. and at the final btll, many people ui the crowd of I 0,61 Sat Madison Square Garden thOlf&ht Rosario had upset Camacho and won the World Boxing Council h&htweiaht titJe. Judte Luis Raven thou&ht so too, 1COring it 114-11) for Rosario. But JudaeS Ton_y Castellano and Stewan Kirschenbaum each favored C~macbo 1lS-l13 .. "The people ofNew Yott are yellinaat the dedSJon." the Puerto Rican Rosano wd throu&h an interpreter u boos echoed throupll I.be Garden. ln the fifth round it looked like Rosario mt&ht become the champion for the leCOnd ume, wtlhout the benefit of a dcc111on. Rosano, now 2~2. rocked Camacho with a ndH·lef\ to the head SO seconds into the fifth round and landed several hard head shots throughout the round. But he couldn't put Camacho down. Rosano wd he hurt knuckles on bis right hand dunng the fifth round and that ma&ht have saved Camacho. . "To be honest, this is the first fight I ever got hat consistently hard," said Camacho, who has a)()..() record with 16 knockouu. "That guy was hammerinf me wt th than~ I've never been hamme~ With before,' Camacho wd. who was also badly hun by a left-right to the bead late m the 11th round. "lt was a close fight, f'll be the first to adnut 1t But I was more the skJUful fiahter and I proved 1t," CJimacho said. Two JUdges thought so. Three other fighters also stayed unbeaten on the uodcrcard. Chavez " now '".O w1tb •3 knoc.kouu. Heavywcia.ht MikeTYJOn,217,ofC~tlkill, N. V., rao his record \0 22..0 with 20 lcnockouu whco he Oocttd Regic Circa, 211f or &himort, in l.be flntm':d~,{ MattbeYf Hi ice. I Sl'h, a juaior ' contender from Canada. rn b rmmt so U-0 witb a round decitioo over tto Ramos. IS., of Dalla Camacho booltcd his record to JC).() with 16 knockouts and he never worked harder for a VlC'Cory. J 0 1t'1 a danaerou fiabt ... the Macho Man had said · before the bout. .. But he won't lay a &Jove on me:· l .. ROMrio dad more than lay a aJove on the cbampioo." hun.ina him t.dly. i After his fifth-round escape. C..amaeho. wbo -~·~ • I 3S, used his band and foot peed to outbo.t Rosano in four of the ant five rounds • At the 1ta.rt of the l I th round. Rosano was btetdir!i' from a cut under the opt eye and his pu1ncbcs 1C1Cmcd to have lost their snap But !tuddenly he hurt Camach9 ap.in. Rosano, I 34, took the fi&ht to Camacho in the 12th round and seemed to have the best of 1t. The AP card favored Rosario 114-113. It was the JCCOnd defense of the I JS..pouod utle for. Camacho, who bdd lhe WBC super feathcrwci&bl title before relinqulShioa it to e&mPllJn as a lia.htwci.&b Camacho won the li&htwe1gbt lJllc over lo9e C:uia Ramiru on Aus. J 0, 19"85. It was Ramirez who took U.. title away from Rosano when he stopped the Pucrio Rican tD the fouU"lb round May 3, 1984 ~Camacho came into the nnaweannia re(t. wrutcand--. blue sequined robe designed like the Putno Rican ~ He was born an Puerto Rico but arew up an New York 1 Spanish Harlem. Under the robe, he wore red, white and blue tru~ pancmcd after the Puerto Racan Ila&. and they also had a ~mall American flaa. But bJS outfit was flashier than his performan~ on this niaht. , Refucto Roju (left) hlta Julio Caar Chavez with a left lD fourth round Friday nlCht. Juho Cesar Chavez. 130. of Mexico. knocked down Refugio Ro.ias three times and stopped him i"o the seventh round to ream the WBC super featherweight title. Rosano was ~ 1n aunfightcr blac~ bul Camacho turned out to be the auy tn the white hat when the dccas1on was announced. .I I FOR THE RECORD ---- ~ • • .. . MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Atnwklln L .. gue WUT DIVISION W L l'ct COi f exu )A 2S S7' ....... )0 JO soo ,, IC.•nws Cllv JO JO SOO •~ Chlcaoo 1s ~ •74 t O.~lanc! 2S 36 410 10 Mlnnesote 23 37 JU 11' • *"le 23 )9 311 12"' EAST DIVISION HITS-Pvckl ll MlnneM>te, '3. '°""' llos ton l'l Met11no;i•.,, New Yorio., 12. Bell Toron10 16 ltlct Boston. 75 OOUllLES-llooos Boston II MAlll1>11•v Ntw York II II Heflde<'.ocl N.-YO!'k 17 A.ca , Boston 17 White, 1C.anw1 City 17 TlllPLES-Huletl, Chlc.eoo, S; Owen, S.ettle S, FlelCl'Mlr Te•es 4, Lew, IC.enws CllY. ' HOME RUNS-J""8r, Aftelb, 111 Barfield, Toronto. 16. Censeco 0.1>.land, 16 lleYtaf Boston, IS. Pucktll MIMKOI• IS STOLEN 8ASES-llH~M>ft. New Vork J9 Cenoeteso, Chle•oo. 1• w"'°"'' Belllmort 19 MoM0v TorOl'IO 14 llevnot<ls SH llle IS w•1son Kenws C•tv IS PITCHING (7 dKIS>OllSl-Ctemena, 8oslon 11·0. 2 2'. lk>Cldlcller llet11mor1, I· 1. 3 SS W•lllem\, To.. 6 I 1 77. Hees. 0.kll rlel 1 2. 2" STllllC.EOUTS-Clemena. llO\ton 104, HurSI, Boston, 99, Hloutre. Mllw•ui.. ... IS. M. Witt, •""*'• U 1 Rllo, Oeli.lend l'l Boston Now Y0<1t. e.111more c ...... ..., M1•waul<H Toronto Oetro•I 40 It '" 600 ., SAVE$-Aese llell•mort 17, llliltwtl1, New c., "'or~. 14 Herrts. Ttxes II, Hernendlr, O.rro.t, l6 24 )A 24 SM S11 S11 47S .,, s, 10 S••~. Boston 10 lO 2' lO 21 9 '> Nattonal LHtuO 9 ... BATTING ( 12' et be1U-4(nl0hl Ntw York 19 32 11 lO 12 JJ9 c;w.,nn. Sen 0•990 335. llroou MontrH t 12 333. llav Pm,11uro11, 373 Six. ~ • .»l. • llUNS-Cerltf New Yori! 31, Reines, Mon lrH I, JI. Gwynn Sen OleO<>. 37 ll Revnolds PllltOUrllh. 37 l'rldlV'a Scw•s Kansas CllY 10. Allellls 2 Clev ... no 11 MlnMM>le 2 Dt1ro11 10 Tor onto S BOiton s MHweullH l New York l. lleltlmo•e I S.eattle 11, ClliUllO 10 T t cH 1 Oelr.lenc! I TMIV't~ • IC.•"WS C·•v IL-rel 6 SI •' ........ , !>uHon 4•Sl M•IWeullM lleerv • SI et 8o\•On llrown •·21 N.., York (llumuutn S ?t e t Ba111mort IMcGrtOO< S Sl Mlnnnole IPortuo•I 1 ti at Cle11e1ano tHMlon 3·SI Teaes ICorrH • lJ •' 0.kletld 1P1un1< O 11 0.tro•t IMorr11 s 41 at Toronto ISt111> 2·71 Ch<aoo IS..ve< 2·41 e1 Seente ILenostO<I S·SI n ~V'sG K8t1Ml City et ""-'' Mllw•ukH et Botton MW..iota et Clevtlencl Oe!roll 11 Toronto New York •I Balllmort Tuas at 0.Ktend Ch•ceoo el Seellle N•ttenlll LMeue WIEST OfVISION W L l'ct GI Houston Sen Fr•nc•sco Attan!a ~ Sen Oleoo Clnclnnell New Yorio. MOntr .. I PlliledelPll•• PHh Ouron· Chle.eoo St LOU•S lA 2S S7' 32 17 $41 , lO 2t S17 l ' lO JI •92 S 79 JI '7S 6 n 1• 393 10•,-., IAST DIVISION 40 JI 11 24 14 2J 16 7S 29 )t .M \4 11• SS. 9 4 7 IJ 43' IS ) ,,. 17 4°' 17 I l'rtdl't"a ScerH Oed9lrl 6 Sen O•too 2 51 LOI.Ill 1 1, ClllC•llO 0 l 'F tr\I oamt 10 lnnlnos. second oem• 11 1nnln11» New York 6, Pllh b\Jroh ~ Pllllede!Plll• 2. Montreal I Atlante J, C1ncln114111 1 Sen F rericl$co ) Houston 1 T-V's CO•mn ~ IH ... s11•sar ~ '1 et Se'I 0 POO l~llC .. J O n CtncinN tl <!>o10 J 6) •' Atte nte (J Jol>"'O" •·SI Plt110uron 1B1tr.ckl 4 31 •I N~w Yor~ IFemM!Cler 6 21 St Louis IBurrla 7 7> at CIHceoo IS.noer,oo J·l ) Monlr .. 1 IB Smltll • 41 •' Phlll dtlDlllA tlC..Grou S SI Sen Francl.co (MutflOl1'nd 0·01 at Houalon IOnhe-1 21. n SV!ld9V'\ Garn.\ ~ •' Sen 01evo Pltfsbuft111 el New YOO MontrMI el Ptll~lPh•• Clnclrt!\1111 11 Atla nta St LOUii I I Cl11ceoo Sen Frencl.co 11 Houlton AMIHUCAN LEAGUE R•v•ts 10. AMets 2 KANSAS CITY CALIFORNIA w~.oncf L-'-d LSmllhl! er-. rf Lew rl arell 31> PrvO!' lt> Ofl• Oii a.1t>0111111 ~o c llalldll 2b AS.i.rr n TeWa ••rlllll ••rlllll 4 2 I I Pettis I 4 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 Joy~ 10 ' 0 0 0 l ) ' 1 ""-' r1 4 0 0 0 1010 RJc.h nelh 1110 ~ O O O O.Cncs JI> 1 0 0 0 4 I I O JKHowl 11> 1 0 I I I O O O Oownln11 Ii 4 I J l s 1 7 l wutono 2t> • O 1 o S 2 7 4 Scnof11d SS 4 0 0 0 ) I 0 0 800MC I 0 I 0 1 O I O NerrOI' c 3 0 I 0 4 0 0 0 •It It I TetMI Sc~bv~ u,. , I(_ City .,. )11 --10 ~ 000 Oot lit-1 GlllN WIMlno ltBI ()fie 171 l~. Scnotletd OP-Kenws Cnv I L~anw1 CllY ~. C111tornle 1 28-Wiison ,._Jll Howell Hll-lleltlO<>• 7 11'1, L !>mllh ( 11 OOwnillt (7) Sii-Wi '°" 1161 !.cl'!Olitl<I 161 • ~ H Ill llt aa '° 1 , 0 J I J ' ,, l , 1 , I I 0 I I 0 l D 0 I • ~ l ) 0 • I 0 0 D I 0 G•rtla, ~ RBI-Brooks MontrH• 43, C Oevls Sen Frenc•ICO, 41 MlrWI, ~. 411 Peri.er C1nC1""8l1 41 Scnmidt Pll•lldelOfll• 41 HfTS-GwyM, San OltOO. 7S Sendbero Cn•ceoo. n; Six, o..e.n. "1 lle1ne\, Mo<>trea•. " Leonard. Sen F're nclaco 67 OOUBLES-R llevnot<ls . P•llsouron It HI VH Pll•ladelDn·•· 11 Dunston Ch•c.800 ,. ll11t•H , MOntreel I\ TRIPLES-COieme n St Louis 6. McGH SI Louis S, Moreno, •11e nt1 S, Brooks, Montreel, • Miiner. C•n<lnnell 4 Ralnea. Montreel. • HOME llUNS-Meralwll, l)edo9n, 151 Brooka. Montrtel 13 Parker C1nclnne11 1J OewMl<I Mol'trtet, 12 G Oevis HOU\ton 12 Gervev Sen 01990 t? STOLEN llASES-Co<emen, SI Louis, 35. Dunc.ft. Oadwn, 211 Ae•nn MonlrH 7S Doren. Houston, II PITCHING 11 dKlllonsl-<OOOden, New York, 1·2, 211, Oerllno. New VO!'k. 7·2. Jt) Olede New YO!'lt., 7·2, 2 S.3, l<.MOoer, Houston. 10 3 7 2,, Fernenoer. N.., Yo<k, 6·7, 3 44 STRIKEOUTS -Scott Houston. II S. Valen2'"'8, °"""'• H 1 Weld\, o.d91f'~. 191 Pe1mer. Atlenta 77 Z Smlln. Allente /6 AM9 •vwa.-s I ttwwtll ,.,_V', ...-.1 aATTINCO All It H Hit 11111.-cf J•CllM>n 1'9 76 46 7 11 309 Oownono 106 34 S9 1 32 211 Burreson llS 14 l3 I II 217 Joyner 140 J7 .. II 47 213 Nerron ,. J 1 0 ' 269 Hendron 127 ?O 34 7 11 76' 5cnof•eld IS6 2S 39 6 23 250 Grrc11 109 " 11 ) 7 141 W•tfono 111 IS JO 7 u 24 Ptll!J 19' 1• 47 , 10 131 O.C:•nct\ 19' 11 ., 1 JI ?JS JOM\ 137 31 32 ' 21 234 Boo,.. 167 11 3S J IS 210 Howell ,. l s 0 • 20I T"911 1MJ a1 sot .. 261 .2.S1 l'rTCHING '" H aa so W·LElllA 1/\1111 IOI ., 3S 13 1 4 3 12 MCCU kill 87 I 71 )4 73 S·4 4 26 Corbl!tt 'lOh 2S • 16 0 ·1 4 40 Font..-21 16 ' " J • I 4 71 llomen1~k 6S 6t 11 11 l 4 '91 Moo<• It 16 ' lS l·l HI F nit v 10 I " 6 s I 0 S JS Su II on •141 69 13 39 •·S HO Sle ton 11 " 29 )0 4 6 s 70 Fl•c.ner 9V1 10 l 4 O O Sl7 Brvden l• ., 31 71 2S 1·1 6SS Cenoeier • 2 6 I 0 0 0 1100 Otriers 17 14 10 13 0 I 'S3 T""91s S2' S47 * l4' >t·lO Ul Saves Moore I Corbell S. Forster J , Otn..-, NATIONAL LEAGUE ~ ,, ... dr'et 2 LOS A .. GIELIS SAN Ot•c;<> Ouncen u Se• 20 Stul>l>i If M•dlclo. JI> Mersl\el r1 Trevino c Brock 111 ltWttmscf V8Mtrllla D Tetell ebrllbl s 0 0 0 s ' 1 0 s 1 I 0 s 7 3 3 ' 1 3 I 2 l I 0 ) 0 0 0 4 0 , 2 ) 0 0 0 lloOerli 21> Gwynn rt McRvld ci c;ervev Ill MArtlru If Tmptln SS KeMedv c lttNCIY 3b Stodderc! o fhrmnd o toroon Hoyt o Rovster 31> l6 611 6 T,... k•elty ......... ellr II!»! ' 0 0 0 4 I I 0 • 0 2 0 '0 I ' 4 0 1 0 4 I 1 I 1 0 0 0 3 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 ll , 6 , LM A...... Oil .. --· loan Dleea tit I• •-> G1me Wtnn•"O lt&t -ll Wllllemt (II E-Reac!v, Teml>leton LC>e-L4" AJ'9tlft 71 Sen O•-oo 4 2a-ManJ1.1•, Gwynn Hll-Temo<elon (1) S-Vlleftrutle -" "llt ... so LMA,..., \lti.tllla w 9·. 9 ' 7 $aft0'"8 Thurmond L 3 ~ I t • 7 Hovi 1 0 0 I Stoddard I 0 0 0 1 umolru -Ho<fte eon1n Fln t FroernmH!O, \«oncl Hellion. '"'"d l<IOl9< T-209 A-ll ~ ' U.S. Open golf scores U.S. 0., Lennie Cltmtnta 1S·n-W Merli O"Meere 16'-13--1 .. (It S.Ulhampten, N.Y.) 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Leno« ,, 71>-l.U Peter Octtlerl\ul1 71·70-1.ta CetvlnPHI• n-n-1so Payne Siewert "6'--144 TC Chefl 76-72-141 Peu1 Arl"991' 71·72-lSO IY\eC O'GrtCIY 7S 6'-144 Mlcheet Maleski 14·1-141 ern GleslOll 76·7-150 Oevlel Frott 12 7'1-144 Johnfly Mlli.r 76-n-141 Phll llltcllmer 7s-7S-ISO Hal Sutton 75·71>-14S s.ve llellftterot 7S·7>-141 H~Green 7s-7S-150 llen Cren"'8w 7'·6t-l4S Lerrv ltlnller n -11-141 Howwd Twllly 7'·71-150 Cre10 Sledler 14·11-145 F renk Conner 7S·TJ-1• 0 Elcllelt>eroer IO-71>--1 so Marl! McCumOer 74·71-14S Kt nnv Knox n -16-1• M Cabveceflle 7s-7S-150 "°"' Mallbo• 7'·71>-146 Tom Kite 74·7-I ... It lcller Cl MASI 7'·7-UO Oon Pootev 7S·71-146 JO<MMUOCI 73·7S-141 11•• lsrM!tOn 7'·71-ISO Gerv 1C.oc11 13·1J-146 Chio &eek 7S-7>-141 Mef'kLY• I0-70-lSO Lerrv M ia 7S·71-t44 Jolln COOi< 7$-73--141 GreoPowers I0-70-150 !>cott Vero1en1r. 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L .. 9'18 NEW VOltK MfT!>-!.•9...0 11111 1104>1~\0fl 111, ooifoeldlr. ~ r ecll9' PllClllt< C~ Mewkins lnflllOll' and ",...."°'o N O\eMI llfs• C>e...,..." 1<>0 HSl9"19d the"' •o l "" Fe o ol ""' New VQl'll •'"-nn L81111Uf Sill~ T"' CMOM81\. lor\t IMI-" ouff<eiOt< to I m.not IHflo!8 contrtct eN! an•~ NI" •o • 10...,e•.,. of 1t19 1n1.,.nel>0118I Lfftut SAN OtEGO PAOREr~' Jolin ~rlll Oulfle4der IO l ea VIV•' o4 •lie Pedf•( Coes• aASlt8TaAl.L • c ................... ••-.<18"81! c e .a.-Nemect Cert Sc'-' 'Of"\'°' u lO' .... flOOTaALL ................ ~ NE W VOit!!; ('.i.t.NT~ont'O ltllb (et_ ... ~ t>e<ll to a -...-torl'leCI end !t..-0 hin'I IO IM lOS .,,...... Item\ tor iM' unc! KIOW<I ctren 'hOlte in '"' ttOCICIE'f .......... H«lt .... ~ OE TltOIT lllE 0 WINGS-Stoned JerQUott ~\ II I hv. Vfff ~trec1 et '-Cl C041(f\ VANCOUV(lt CANIJCK\-~l\lllH Betf• Peotf'°" cemer to • """'' .. , .. , '°""' ' IOCC .. ........._... .... s.aa... AUIGllNll AISA-Awerc!ttd e !fendllM 10 ron !l'leYN. lllCI FOltT WAVN ~ 9eO Br I ~ Md ....... Me!lkXll ""8'e ~ .. '""' •• .., Nit IWlfT)I ...-II\ !M c-tv 11Mm4Ylel ce11"-.m M 111\PHlt-Na"""' Garv H~ llM CM('ll •"Cl 1111'«!0< °'pie ... ~ COLL•81 NST ••Ca. Oiw mlie • l • ~edole 1,._.1 ) !~AO tto ~ .. ()llAL • •Tt-A~ !flt ne11cm e1 ,,.., c netAatl " iNntftl (IC_.l J J..U --...r ... 1--.1, . UCLA-H.111Nd " wur:r--.. au UIUM~ ---~---------------~----~ 4 SE 2 a 2 a •118 Orange Coett DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, June 14, 1 ·CALL 642-5678 IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE IF CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANG! I LOST MY OWllER BUT FOUl9•AFTERI PLACED AN AD II THE CLAS91EDS. ,,.,... ~ .. ,._'ii hneaab lilt leMlwl •imill!:!tal llM Cllrllll/Olllli .. CJ•/lmtuuts ISM .._al IUI o ... 1r1....,lfr1de .... y-on.r..--.-.-ia.-laatnltln 3111 PllllHllTllT TUWll.111111' H• IUITJULW OAlvtAS-C.-o. country ...,...... (lite hekpg, gd COC*, geti Qdl Uwfi euay Group Prectlc• ,IT ACIC*o tfWned, Exp Ill f11 II _ILi NO'# h4mo tor~ & no up nee. CA JIO '9Q. ttart·tll'l'le, Video. Cam olc) In exOh. tor pvt IMna "Hav. tun a.tering your t\Mdl pett•tlme lnc:tepen. wllollowlng prof'd N-Join IN Ottglnal Coooe •tYht9, .,._ oontllCt MllCG,., Yectrta, 1M1 Camire experlanca. quertara. Ellen, 8o113711 own party .. Seminar dent oontr9Ctor to dO am11r Elllab9th642-3020 w1 .,.::,c*~for.......,.1 ~ '°'4-1212 ~275, Ptlelntla, CM 8end ,_,,,,. to: Ad 11 Lag Hiiia, CA 92M+-37111 Mondey, June t8111 Cell Peno 1urgery P1eaM call ElQ>ef prwtamcl. Ctlfte ~1400 X-275. FIC 800KKEEPEA 208, c/o Dally PUot, PO for ruervet1on1 for an ~,:;2 dl8c:UM Tl'PllT/Wlll lntaMtlMMon-Frl3'-5pm lllC"'ll Needed 104, Mon.-lfrt, 11 Bo• 15IO, Colta Mw 846-eeo4 _ Pllml• Apply In penon. Needed tor Pf'vatl com· lndepend«l1 oon1rec:t0f. _e:zue ______ _ la~ IUllT&IY Entry 19¥11 poefttort In well PIT DAYS 11:30-3:30 mvn11Y In South Legunl. """"' In penon, at 2IOI PWe ........... !l!!Ut for Mld.leal btlllng oft\ce eeiabllltlld fltm Mutt Good poe for hOu• Ntvee, Muet haw~ eo-W . ~on. SA, nr Mond 1 rm to epprox blltirt 3111 Type 40 wpm, n-amkr. have •tr:& 1ie1r:f I retlr• 0t •tudent, flex. crued 1«ounttng 0111 Flllrvl9w I Wlmftt. e:~. Tuae 111m to EX" QXTUA@WOUXHto over35pref,c.tl~5pm, =m~rlk •· u!1'';:· Apply Me I Ed'a Plzza. 481·45&7, batwun FIT41ELPMANAOE ewo•. 7pm Wiil trllln watch 11 mo ~ In my Mon-Frt, 7 t4-&44-5717 f n rA:rt 0 ~ 410 ~. 17th St, CM. lll'!Mpm (Mon-frl) Aduh euto cam.n for oc """"' Pw..cnr:''41', tMO NB 11ome 3 d*Y9 a UOln&IY/llOIP'f, w':'.':' :ro.t a A»oc'. --CARPENTtA Regltt•, 2-~tam Mdya/ Pltiolntla. ~ Hra nex 850-5435 p • ych 01og11 t o t "c •. 1'° 1 au.it St.. Npt 8cfl lutrll ISM ,-!: ~ ~ our -:::::, = rC:-ldV ~ ll1ii•iiifiiiai9i;iiaii111t11iiiiiii'- Dtmntit1 I Mothef'l lloul"I, 20 hr wk n---11m lCOOUITJll MICG ~=i: benefltl, nd dap«Wt. e11r, MACGA!GOAYACHT8 looking fOf tong tetm ••-r r-.,... INUr gd drive '900td te31 PLACENTIA C.,. AU"AIRE Mldld for chll· employ" Good pay Type. Oen. Ofc. t-t2, 1-3 CLElllS 1831 Plecantla, CM 7 4 75f-4 5& bet t1 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' iiiiii dren agea 3 a 5. auto 640-~ Doug or Henry M-F te1Hr. 642-4097 CASHIER 1 • 1 am. avallable lrvlM arH Our company 1111 Jr Ac; fOA FACILITY IN NEW· FIT·HELlll MANAGE Tllatnlr'katlng 1 --955-3900 Clerical/ let S llln 1111 counting ewtc l)Oeftlonl PORT BEACH, $UO/HR Aduh IUto c.nera fOI' thl HOUSEKEEPER For Elder· &ODlllTUT /II.Pl * ..a1 f&IAUi.J °'*' In our Payroll end CALL 175-2790. OC ~-· 2em-11am ly lady Ll~n 5 dyl/wtt AR/AP payroll computer Excaltent part 1 full time Flnancl1I, Reporting .. .,,, wkdy.twkanda. U /hri 11••••11 MWAHIUU Mature woman to cocHc a helpful, CM ~5-711l1 poeltlona In ..... 1 Of. Dapta. tO-::t:,'otldency _ _. gaa lltowance, oPPtY IOf keep llOUM Attrtocilve -------• • plu9. Ell t blneftta FIT, Incl wl(nd9, Good pay, ldvcanoement. xlt ban· Enlrgatlc people needed araa Rel• req 64'4·2120 Clerlcal flee Dept• of Brldll and WOftclng oondltlon9 growth Co, 4 locatlona. eflU Mid dap«\dabta to concNct 1 Mar114'tlnQ ::~0;559~~~~~·11· Apply In peraon Apply In peraon. W.Cro car,inau<ance,gooc:tdrtv· Stud'f tor thl Or-. Prefndt1al/ CLERI -9~:30Qm C11 Wllh, 2150 Hwbof lngNOC>rd, 714-751 .... t55 Coaat Pubtllhlng Co. Maiabtratln SlOO IEW Ill OllP •.LY IMll • Blvd. CM. before 1 ~am. It.._ 11•""41 •IUll IPfW* Ateyou rMdy to 1tan on a creeu~ new ~t~ 17042 OllMltte AW, lrvtne. l&IW JACK Of ALL Pleuant ~ vo6I» • lelllhltrfl11Statle1 ;EAcr.:sr~~~~~ 111°"1 llltrllrl II 145 71 4-25<Mm1 a~•c:ft:,:,.,.~·1r MACG~::~ACHTS ~.d~~rion': eva1I -~ prJCe Brand INGS hu Immediate op-UST. Ill t IALll AnER evanlnoa. Apply at 1831 PLACENTIA, CM. m1k1r1, high achoot new acilve HJon CM/NB. l)Ortunltlel for CLERKS We are 1 IMdlng .Jflwelry/ EdwardT1 South Coalt W Ollllll Htllor'I, college ttuden19 D/548-4515 E/544-9e19 In lt't COSTA MESA of· Card & Gift Store Chain Plaza. Town Center I & moonllotlter.I Houri l •••• wam• .... floe opening In Laoun• Pref SCHOOL Brlltol Clnem•'• Hourty + mleeQe can Mond•y.~rfdey 5;30pm -ellper In CA/d/Jflw9lry/ 9&4-258f to 9:00pm, Saturd•y 5-klng Interior O..tgn In thla entry level po11t1on. Gitt field R.umee 10 JOBS OLUI W&ITll Part time 9·00am to 1 00pm Siert Director Mlnlmun 3 yr1 y0u wlll learn the var1ou1 15303 Jenell St Poway PIT 1111 lhltta at S4 00/l'tour plu1 allperlence In l'toullng In· tyi>ea or 101n1. prepare CA 9208-4 Apply It 7• 11 YtrtfJlq Otertt bonuMI. Private dllk a dustry CrMtlvtty, good loan document• and EARN 1,.95 Superior, Npt Bctt. phone, c11ual attire . color MnM. and min· melntaln department lllea 1111Wl11111111 NO SELLINGI 2 Cl«kl Home WO<keri ~ agement aklll• are a u well u other related FfT PIT No lnVMtm«it MONEY OllSnlOTlll needed to Y9rlfy ,.... For Interview call Mary E MUSTI Send re.ume & duti.s. Typlno of 4!'l·~ F1nanc1a1 Independence 111111 pllone orden. Hourly aft• 6;30 Mon . ..frl or .. ._•llllililllii•• ftlt ~~--· Send $3 25 plu-, 75c ~10b~1~1~:0 PAg ::IC wpm Is required ponlble Jac:k 543-1002 PRIZES Mutt !lave one yeer ~::":~~-=~ ~3 S.t. It 642-5e711 I poslagr· nar-Jlinq 10 , t560, c M CA 92628 We oller competitive JmutY 1&1.11 eicperlenol. PINN call lntervt.w call tr«ie 1ft• •---------~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~'!f"'-------• each pane in Hlarle1 and excellent E IC P 1 r I• n c e P • r 1 0 n TRIPS 831-2345 or 831-2004 5·30pm 642-6178. 1lllllTI IDm ~ Send to ih41C1l/Dtat1l 5 l OS ~fits needed FfT. 760-2828 OlllTO lflp PASTE-UP pareon, 5 daya l.Mdlng 1)991 c:ontrot c;om- luiatu I ffaaaclaJ I.eat I f tu• 2925 l..lurt .,_..,Craib t 1 lllTll UlllTUT PINM call for an Interview LOOKING FOR hlJH~... Mature peraon PfT wk lncld1 Sat Typing a Pl"Y Madi termite repelr 1.,.......... FOUND Min white """"le. =,: d .,_~I Expandlno plMUnt Group appolnlment s mature and ambllloua l'"Y T PA Yt.ESS CLEANERS rmntl Art background teottnlean, IOfM cerpen- """" BM Prectic. need• chalrllde sale• people to marltet •• NftPOrt Beach. 842-2871 l*pM. wlll train AWY try •xperilncl needed, A t -•• recently ~roomed At 12.um~ ......... ~ help RDA & ••P prefd (11')111-tllO product Int .. ·~~ •·-•..ar. PENNYSAVER 18110 ataecty job, W9 trak\, caJt ~ ......... I ••-West..,.... nuare E t71h N• 11 ~ ... _,.., --,,. ........ ~ .• , ---~_..... _. _., 11-• p I C M "5 Mr C ............. ~ .. 2 ,...... ""'' ., 7-•~ .,,_ .. ~ but not nece11ary 111111111' rnponM •-tem1 flald -w•-nr;11e I.cent•· r ·--~ -OWWWIHG1 SPECIYL HYIR St CM 631-8145 -"""r .. -".......,-• ,. If ,...,... I t F Pl D II .......... .. " M(). 1122 a El Mull 11..... ttrong traell you ara ....... ing 0( .. ra 0 r u I • ,, • , y. BY PAULA'S Cutt $10 LOST Lhu1 Apso. NEWFORONLVS1 MEDFRONT&BKOFFICE R T recordlndlrecttalet and apendlng money. or Ilk• 9113·11389AlkforDan P9mu. $35. Man~rM "Baron" vcty Dover & I 96·page lull-color C1ta· Enthutlaatle/dependabla WESTERll heve • strong <Maire to to go plecat Ill<• Magic PIT DELIVERY PERSON 13· Wallt-lna wetcome 16111 Reward' SA&-0588 1ogofCr•tta -pa1terns n make •n ucH• of Mountain. Knottt Berry ALLENBECl<FLORIST Openings Now Available Men I l.adlea. ~ 1111 Ofc 675-5937 Ev/Wknda I tiooks SuPP4•es crewnl excellent typtng. bu1y sav11~s S t,000/wlo. minimum I We Farm. or win Prlzet and 2809 NEWPORT BL VD t:-a ft... _ NftPOrt Center ofc gd • ofter quallfted lead• pr• Award•. Call u1 nowl We 875-1353 ""~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lfWAlll r ~!> sMct n('edlepo.nt t>enefltt. 640·2023 581 appts flelllble hrt, have MYeral opening• In c AR Ro u TE s • Lo1t Burgandy Brietcue ~lcti hook QU•ll•ng and Medical AU11tant pit back Equal Oppty and high comml11lon1 C M . H B or F V EXECUTIVE CASHIER In H B 5130186 Import· 1 rnorti a front office Internal Employer M/F/H For a discrete lntervtew 642~ For FI retell ltore. mutt FOUND ADS ARE FREE ant papers 818 330-11793 LAURA WHEELER Medicine Practlee, CM I Prlnclpat1 only call Mr Coleman at have exten1lve cuh Call 645-8855 on June 497-5927 ATTENDANT SERVICE hendllng and cu1tomer REWARD! Lost male Aua-F. T S 16 17 18 betwMfl 9-12 CLERK TYPIST STATION Full or part Nrvlce experlen()e, lull trellen Shephard tn N-· C ..!!..__A 'S-4-13/hr. witting to tearn I llUlll lnAJt Ulll time Apply Chevron Sta. t Im• w J b • n e f I t •. t Cal: 9'2-1111 ~own S.:: 4~~,~~;je 1 ISclaMh I . SclaMb I (Imprinted promo gllttl. I lllY1CI. 3190 Harbor Blvd CM 7 t4-6«-5070 EOE 3902 l11tnchta 3012 la1tractit1 3012 Paudo Production• 'PI T weekend• lnci~ Ptneaala I 957•3073 I Scllock Bo111. Newport ped11trl1n/1uto ICCldenl ~ Experlenee Individual with 'uus OUll Xnybody wifNessiNG IEPT. SlOllnllY I Beech 673•2050 ---·----WednMday June 4 on y •. 'f' good Engllell & lelephone Otti<le tupply 1o..3 Newpon Btvd In front of ;r• ..,. ~ lkllls '1rong typing & Mon-Fri 950.1171 FOUND grey atrlpped F~rntlh C11110practlc at t lhorthand helpful Appt9 __ cal female cat Mar .. l>Pr01C l m11ely .' , • : .. , llnper'9()n wlthr~metoSA LESPERSON Ex· Sur1 & Sand Laguna 2 00·2 30pm PLEASE ~ r Mr Fuentes at Robert per1en~ w/hlgh goals Beacll early June I call 633 2460 alter 6pm '·-~' 1 Bein, Wiiiiam Fro11 & needed tor eggre111ve 1131-5025 Mon-Fri, anytime wknd I (~ .j,, \ . ..:.\.~ As.soc. 140 I Quall St.. CM. Mtg Co. Salary + piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __ ..:.,. ____ ...;;;;;:;;;;;-o:::!t~ ~ Npt !Mach comm • benefit• Prof environ. nat'I travel, mgt po111b11111 e1 Call M2·1033 TODAY'S REAL ESTATE CLASSIFICATIONS 1002-2790 ARE IN THE REAL ESTATE TABLOID SECTION PRE-SCHOOL PARENT PARTICIPATION CLASS June 23-July 18 For 3 to 5 year old children Mon., Wed., Fri. 9 am-noon $20 for 4 Week a Huntington Beach Adult School REGISTER NOW-839-8601 INTO SAVINGS The Daily Pilat hos a new way to turn your Hidden Treasures into CASH · with a $7.60 Classified Ad. ?.60 or $5.60 with prepayment 4 Lines:-7 Days-$7.60 No changes in copy or conceltotlon. . ·· Priv,.,fe port1P~ only No (ommNool, Real btote or Employment Ad no price l1m1t to Nhot you Cml odvert1~e t you need lo •II "fO•ir cm, boat, couch, high choir or any vnu\ed neorchand1<;e roll thr Doily Ptfot Clossrf red sraff or v<;e the coupon b,.low. 642-5678 --------------------------------~---NAMF. ADORE:S~ (ITV PHQNf STA Tt: ' /IP AO COPY 4 l•nr m1n11num t11--·fl•ll•1mot .. fy 4 worth p-tr l1N! AMT fNC.lOSEO _,..,., """°VISA or M ( - llAFTPllUI Full time Exper~ & skltled In Subdtvllton. En· g1neenng & Land Plan- nlno Send re1ume & work sampl.. to Mr Fuentes at Robert Bein, Wiiiiam Froll ' AHOC 1401 Ou1ll SI . Newport !Mach CA 92860 FAMILY-COUNSELING CTR, Sect1R1cp1 50 WPM/WP •-P9r. X'lnt phone 1111111 642-8380 FIT SECRET ARY RECEP: TION FIT for buay .. 111ng Club In NB Typing 60wpm pl .... nt phone p1raonat1ty X'lnt toe Great po1lllon for I 1n1hultl11tlc peraon 675-7100 ' GENERAL OFFICE wlll ttaln Mon tllru Fri. Part tlm• houra Good pay Contact Valerie Mon- Wed 8-8 63 1 8220 lllEUL IPFIOI Full· Time Good phones. 1t1e typing, 10-key aome bkkpg, mutt be rellable & bond1ble Well est•b· Ushed bualne11, good benefits Start lmmed Devis Brown of 1 I E 17th St CM 648-1864 IN COSTA MESA 8 of PM NO TYPING RELIABLE. 642-3372 OR 960--0120 P /T SECllnllY-011 Preferred computer Of tegal exp, 87!>-'4271 RECEPT/DATA ENTRY Sharp lndlv bu1y phones. gen off. w/treln com- puter 645-71111 HOIPTlllllT Immediate opening In buay El Toro Properly Mgmt Ottloa for exp·d profnstonal to handle very l'lelvy pllon.a Front ottloe appearance a xlnt phOM manner• a mu11 (714)7M-7281 HGEmtlllT HHvy phonea. typing. N/smkr William TUllo lnturance 758--0732 RECEPTIONIST 10-4PM Mon-Fri, good typing llclllt r9Q. IWIY In patton at 290e W. Pendi.ton, SA. nr Fairview I Wem.r HOP/,_IPO FIT P/T POI IVllllbll, Co1t1 M.u MFQ aper. atlOn In Med of exp par· IOf'I W/llCCVrtte typing 1klll1 and 10-hy fOf 19P1 557 7470 X-281 Selel Scty Gtrl Friday, typtno date entry. tei. marllaUng w/lraln. hourly wage + med 646-7811 HOIT 1&1.11 NI• FIT exp. Sallboeta Eddie Arnold. 642--478& $2.40 per day Th.i I ALL you pay tor 3 Una, 30 d1y minimum In lhe SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL TODAYll lSI FOi LOIS Your Service Directory Repretentatlve 142-4321 elf. IOI - MOTOR ROUTE Available In Irvine area.I $300 to $600. No collect-, Ing. 3-4 hours a day. Mon. thru Friday afternoon. Sat. & Sun. morning. Call 642-4333, ask for Kirk. ORANGE COAST Dally Pilat 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa. CA .............................................. --..... ----..... -------------------~~~~----~--- Earn Extra C••h For De//~ery 01 Thi• PaPflf HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY INDEPENDENT Deliver 1 day a week. No collecting, no soliciting. Must have de·pendabte car, truck or station wagon and insurance CALL 842-1444 Ask for JoAnne Craney 1 I Cenu ••I •ar lll2 FXM'XstlC EVeNt Contem£orery b••o• coectl. 4W\lttl 19' eOlor Iv, drMMr 1nd much morel 705 Jumlne Sit & Sun Mprn. 720-0~ -~~------- 1mm•1 110ro•1 ""' U\ I tt 11,.~ ~··~" "••ch THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10o0 HAa&OR &l\10 CO\TA MISA b41 0010 ANO TRYING HARDER TO BC "l ·SALES ·SERVICE •PARTS •LEASING SOUTH COUNTY 18711 BE ACH BLVD HUNTIN(,TON BfACH (714) 842-2000 THI ODORE ROBINS FORD lOo(I H.UIOa ll90 CO\TA M l SA o4l 0010 -YW .. IFUTUOI New peffll, clVtch, bfM• Int . tmoO 09t1 11300 775-7583 715-8788 Jl418 VW '119 2K on rbtt 9f'O • new Orff. bfak•. .ic: Xlr\1 ln/OU1 $2050 080 78().2571 vw ·12 Buo .. 9f101n11 ~.,,..,.~work °""' 1eo.eeoo ff JIOU'ft !lllM mm cHllQ ta 11'9 dWHl'«I ~-)"11111 tN'f be ~,..... U\.tlC ... .,, °' IRVINE AUTO CENTER 714-951-3144 800-428-7485 '15 CNJl.1.AC 8RWGHAM l .......... ,,,,, lJ •JmM '17,995 '79 CADUAC sm.u '12 CADllAC SM.LE EllGMlt ...... , ............. tJ-cm $14,995 1981 r.ADILLAC SEVIUE $9,895 FU SUCCESSFUL CITIZEN How much will your son or dovc;ihtor know obovt bvs1neu """•" applying for thetr first fvlH1me 1ob1"Ptt>nty 1f he or she hos ever been o neWlpoper comer Through route experience he or 'he " olreody o lop oheod of thl"tr clmsmotM While they oll mo5ter 1deo5, the boy or girl with o new\poper route " able to pvt them to proct1col v'e Bu\lnes\' Comers learn the bos1c learn the bosi< princ1pl.s from thf' first doy of storttno to deliver newspopen They buy ot whole\ole sell at reiotl mok• collections. kHp their own book\ ond deol with people face to face Comers qvtCkly f1nd out thot proftt' and "Ion ' ore more than textbook terms The b.nef1n of manoving a new\poper route orf' on equotlon for o fvtvre succeuful c1tuen A c;ireot numb~· of today', prominent men and women started thetr pvbltr careen O\ ~Wipoper corners And thf'y alt vovch that o new~po~r rovtf' gtVft o boy or girl o h.-od \tart on the fvtvr"' Sov' ond girl\ 10 -1fl 11 w "" Sil vld onto 64'2 <4333 r: t Daily !!t!.ON DE•• 330 WE5T BAY Sl P 0 80X 1.560 C05TA MfSA CALIF 92626 ·-----------------, I Yes my ~" dought•r would ltlce l I 1nformotton on o Doily Pilot rovte I HIS HER NAME IS I -----1 I -I I ________ ZIP __ , I AGE_I I I PA~ENT ~ I I '$tGN•TUR I L-~------------~-J ~~~~-~===~~==~~~~~~~~~. ___ ... """!"" Orangoe Cout OAJlY PfLOT/ Selurd1y. June 14, 1888 NI.IC llJT1Cl 11• OwlaWI It.,~ nctntCM.M .,...,. A'**"'-a.i Ntoa er-. C4lr1~111 °"" c.. """ •• M"'10U99ll••• ="'*".-.. 1. u .11, a =~,~·~~ :=.-•••· A9t111.,1utt °":..:O::.... II oc. ~~= .. f~~ = ~,.,_11.,CO..._ --=-~&I CCWI-~~~ 1 ... 125 H~ Oll111ct" -e. bem0Junett,1M ·-~-. .,,.................... ~................... .. ..... ~ TMI e>Wllnell 1a oon-ClllCl9dt-:f:~ ~......... 1e1acree~__.. ~.Or.-~ --.. .,. ....,,_ ---........ ..._. ......... , .... _, -,,.._,..:.!_' ....... ~ dolna a..-.OWl--..... •• II -...... ~ ~~ ~Not Mlit M~, ..... Ctlat*O.~ " Y.oH•l'L:AV lltACI ft.a IJuel,,._ It 90ft--.. , •• llllll -·-· -V<7" --,.,. ..,....,._ u .. ,..,.,,_, -·--1 .. ,., ~ ltAllement .. .., T!AM, , ... , ... 0 Lana. ..., b)' 111 iNMdlMI • ""P Thlt ••••• ..,,. ....... CUNTY aoo T~ar .... Aw.we Md Hanot ...n....._,._.,......_~,..., H ll..... •--"' ,.._,.. .......__._......._ Crait8cwl'lel\ ,,_~-.a.. .. Or • ,.,... .. aa...,.,.,, --------...... ~·,;-.;.;;.: .:.e""'°" -· ....... ™'"'*':;;;~ llled Thll •~• -.., cO;;f''on ~ n: W:!Slr·~ .., .._nA~ c1CoM1t1ona1u.flltrmll 1Me lllgl!M c ....,, , ... 1 wtu1tM00\ln«Y CletlC Of Or· With the Counly Olid ol Or· = Tr~ 0r.: w..tniin.tw. TN~ pereona .. No '4t to~ \he 1 et _,_..;......., ...... ......, ..... __ ,_,., Bottro I.AM..! Huntington 1ngi1 County on M9¥ lt, lnQll Coun'ly on Mey tt, ,,... c.llf t2U3 ._.~_. .._....,...,__.at flllCnTIOUIMlH•ll l'\lbllttled °"'* Coeli lwh. Calif •*• ,... 1... ,_ ~ Ol'enoe CWt T'hlt ~ .. OOftoo IAHTA ANA OIN'TAL Vie noi1flz•I *'-ofHll Mm eTAl'W ... w'•'ll o.ityPIO ._,3f.Juna1, Del/Id r lene*. 1tl41 .,_ Dellrfltot"'-7,14.11.21Mt9d~llllndMIMll OM>Uft tONldrtlnt Dent .. Avenue end Hul:lor The~~ .. .. 14,h tMO .,._0 i.en., Huntington ""'~ ~ COMt ~~COM& ,... Je!Mll.~ "-'tllcentet'J.l'111o.Meln Boul•11111d wtttl 112 tp91't-ci-. bulllhW WllT· tQ, A/C, Plwlndo... a..eee eeecn. Cefff, t2M8 D4lllY Pllol M~ 3f. JuM 7. c;>:.i Piiot Mey 31, June 7, a..10t Thie in.tament wee lllltd It ...... 8111 AN. CUlf. mtnt"'" MU(ITU' VILLACU, .ILUPl21. TNt tlvtlMee t. con-14,tt 1eae • 1 tote ._.,11 WfttltheCountyai..olOr· '2701 d) 0.0.alap"""t ~ 1~112 ..._,. ..,_., .... PlBJC ll)TIC[ ®md by; oo-panner. s..t73 .-"8JC NOTJC( .,. Coun'Y on .,._ 30, Jalfr1' A. ar.ne. o.OA., NM '°' =t of • WNlmln•t•r. Callfornla ~ c lltncW ,... 13 f~. !MM. CClllf ~ tlOn... t2tl3 ncnnouie.,._.. 1llll 1111ement .. Mad PlB.IC f«)TlCE '9CTIT'IOU9M.1el•t1 n.-t21t4 The~ ~le Ollrlle Corpottlon, C... MAim eTA.,...,,, with 1111 County Clet'll of Or lllAm ITAT'llmlfT ~ OflflOe CoMC TNI M1ne1a 11 con• h>rtlltr detorlb•d H fOtM coipotettoft, 1llOO COi.in ....... ,,· f'M:TmOUe eualNlll flM:TmOUe Miii ... TM ~ ,...__ .,. DdV f'llOI Nia l'. '4 11 ti Ch.Qed """: ., lndMOulf A ... 11or'1 ftarcef No•. o.w .. 11.. I 1 ~.!... ~-The tolloWlno pet90nt tte :J: ry on ~, ' MA11m ITAT'I_...,. MAm ITA~ 001i1G ....,._ • lMi ' ' ' ,,.,.,.;'A. car.-., D.0 .1 . 14C·t2144, 144-U 1-H . lnQ1on ....... ~• ~ .. ~ :'u'TO Af'· 1 ,.... The lollowlno ~ -The~ panGM n L.l"MTAI\.. 1f7 I.ml 23rd a..71' Thia __,, na ~ and 144-221... t2t4a ftAAISAL 25M5 Tre~ Publlthed Orange CoMt doing butlnetl M dol"CI ~ M ~ 11. Corett ~~ewtl of°"'" NOTICI OF-PA Tlll9 ~ .. wn-~~~~~~~~~IM. II T0ro. Call!. 82el!O Dally Pllo1 May 3f . .NM 1, WALl<·IN VIDEO, 1502 R l 0 . MIOCIATD. o.m. t2U1 anga County on May "· A.RATION °' NIOATIVI dueled br. ·~ : • Martin Harold Ltvtn. 14, ,, ,... Oertltoe A\19 'SttntOfl, Callf ~ IMnt A'*"'8 84llte a.. 0.. Pwr'ln. 117 ,... DEClAAATION ftoHri J ZIMGr•be • • , CHEV!TTE 25115 Trabueo .. 4 EJ TOfO Sa.ao toeeo t3$, ~ leldl, Calf hit i3td ltrwt ''· eo.. rtlUC Jl)TIC( n9l1 '°' tbl. ..... ldlntl"9d ..... dam d 1rW, em redlo, Callf t2aO ' . MtaJ. lne Callfornla, 92ee0 ~ Cellf tm7 fll\iblltltct Orange COMt Witt! In..--("\::r II TIMI Ital.,,.,,. .. 11111 ml. aood condltlotl. Thie iw.ineee 11 con-7502 0.Mtoe AYI . Slll"lton. RiOhWd I leld, 241&2 Tlllt bu.,neae 11 con-flM:TmOUe .,..... DallY Piiot JuM 1. f4. n 21 hereby alYln !Mt on wttll tl'le County Qeltt ol or. 1'50 OfO &4t..ul'1 clucted by: an lndMdual •-'C 1111\TIC( Call! 90e&O Aetlelo, MIMlon Vltfo, Celff ctuGt«t 1:1y. tn lndMdual MAim eTATl'mJfT 1Ne t1'1e lnhlil ltud'll. a NaaalM ange County on M4l1 I. , • .. ~ ...... L v ,_, "" Thll buelntH I• cion· 12492 o.. Der*~ nw folowlno ~.. S.-7t4 Declaratlon haa \lean ,_ --T-Mlttln ..__, t .,, 8 ......._...._~-..,.11 ~-.. fJ...... ..........._. n.-... ...----Thie ltatenw\t ... flied ftWCTITI0U91U81Nill duel.CS b)' I ~etle)n Datt .--"'-'· -Thie ltatemant W9I flled 3bl..enw M. ,..,. """°'""*" ,...,. __ ..,...._._ ,._ tun roor • ...-.0. with Ille County Clef1t of Or-..... ITAT'UmNT Ahmed H Petal, PrwekMnt I JohnlOn Coele ....... Celt wttfl tl'le County can of Or· (1 ro PAK ~AAMA-"8JC NOTIC( ,.. AeYllW CofMn· Ody Piiot M9'( 11. Nia 1, Vlnf 304264 anoe COunty on M~ 11, The followlng per90tlt .... Thi• '"'"'*'' ... filed 92828 Mge County on May u Cf ICALS (21Ml0 PAI<, ..... conelder epproval for 14, 21. 19M ..... 19M doing ~ .. with Iha County Clark Of Ot· Thi• butln... I• con 19M 18800 Floftda ttr•. &tta hCTITIOUe • II... the NagatM Olcleratton on .. 'P'Ot P•• ,_.. CLASS$1C TAN 1159 1 enge County on May 18 duc:ted by oo-plll1net1 ~ 100, HuntlftgtOft tlMct\, NAiii eTA,_,., ,Odey, June 20, 19M --------- THEODOR£ ROBINS FORD Jvt>O ll&lllOI llVD (0'..I& Ml .. & t>4} 0010 1'\ibllef* Oranot Co1a1 Btooltllufll ,ount.in Vtlley 1Me RICNtd S Said Pub!Wled Ol'Mge C0Mt Ctillf t2't4t The folowlnO P"'ION .,. THUi! MA TT!AS ue Detty P!lol Mey 31. June 1, Calif t27oi ' ..._.., Thtl 1t1tamant ... Iliad o.ity Plot M~ 31. June 1, Paalfloa Home cer. a. doing~-bell~110 --------------1'4. 2119M VlllelieSutS06lole t0391 Publlen.c! Ottnge Cout wttrllheCounryClttkofOr· 14,~118N pllal,lnc.,Calltomla.111QO O!OAO!'I ROO,.NO the Lawt of the AC'TTTIOU9MllR•la s..en Mal 1<11 Of, Huni1ng1on Dally Piiot May 31 June 7. tnoe County on May 18, a... ~8tteltl,8ulfa 1100, S78 23rd It .. Newport Ital•°' ~ ...._ eTAT rT ---------9-h c .. t 92848 " !>1 19&e 19M Huntington liNctl. cam. 8eedl Cell t2teO mant eo.. 1.000 1t1 eeq., Thi to1ow1ng ~ .. T ' I 1 ~ ~ ., _ti> 1111\nl'C' t2MI L 'T ,...., --A and the '-taln Vlllf1I Mv-~ ~ ... 111-. nit 1>11• neu ' con-p bfl$hed Or CoMt ~ ""',_ Thie bull 1 Y1a ~. ~·• &"'v nlclOal Coda T1t1e 21 ...... .., · _, ~=:YS:~~lvlduel MllC NOTICE Oal~ Piiot Mey i;rJune 7, '1CTITIOU8.,._.. ducted by' .:~;.lorlcon· =~Ntwpon 9-h, Calif. T~OSEoUIRIHOTO-.. ~~==:riA11~~ ,..,_.'la '=•=-Thie 1111emen1 w .. nled 14 ~1 l9&e ltAlm eTA~ Jrt Kreitz, PrellcMnt "*' ,..,.,.,., 379 23td llfY In t.vor Of In QCIC)Claltlon Oery w Wu. ..,. • •·~t t ....... --"-/ wllll the County C... ol Ot· '1CTTT10Ul IU-ll ~1 The folowlng ~ -TNt '1e1afnent WM !lad 11 Nawpor1 9eaGtl Caltf tOtl'leptOC)OMllawll begtvwt abOYt ~. p~~· p •. ~::::::::eon. we .,. Counry on Mty 23 H-'* ITATDIPIT doing~. wllll the Coun1Y can of Or-8Heo • an opportunity 10 do IO •t Tiit. bullnaas " oon- VO'll 158788 AGUA PRO POOL SER· 18N The roirOwing perlOnl are rt8.JC NOTICE S't'MAX 00 , HO c.gney = County on Mrt 11, Tiiie butlnatl It con· the pubic "-fng. If~ due't«I by; an lndMdual ...... VICE, 1102 A Vlctort•. Colla ,.... dOlng bullneet .. Ln Unit 202. Newport 19 duct*' by • general petl· lnfomwrtlon le dMlred, '°" Gery w WU. "' ..-M .... Ce11f 82627 Publllhed Otl/\OI COUt THE GOOD EARTH. 3810 '1CTmOUI IMJaMH IMd\, Calif t2M3 ,_..1 net9Np mey oontact 1M f't8nnlno T'hte ~1 ... tied RQ L Ban. l 102 A o.ity Piiot Mey 31 June 7 P1az1 Otlve Santa Ana, MAMl 11'A,......,. All R S<Mtmeny, HO Pvblllhed OrMge Coe9' "8lc>fl Ferrar• o.c>enrnent •t "6-4425 with the County Qeltt of Of. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10c.O MIRllOA Ill VO CO<..T.A Mt<..A 64'2 0010 V1cfon. ~ MeM CeJ1t 1-4, 21 10&8 Calif 92704 Tl'lll lollowlng 1*90N are C4lgMy Ln unit m. Hew-= PllOt June 7, ,4, 21. 21 Thie etalement wu Iliad and r9far to tl'le llbcWe ttema. _. Counly on Mey 1t, 82e27 · S•-1197 Oto-• Pl-Inc . C.11-doing blnl,_ .. ; pon laectt, Cellf. 911163 19 with the County CletlC of Or· !!.,~ action~ 11188 Thia butlneM II con-l0tnit, 828 Skyv19w Coeta WALK-I N-VIDEO, 40111 Ttlll butlnua 11 con-S.101 1ng11 County on M9'f 28. ,,.._,...._... court, ,-., duoted ~ en lndMdual fltllllC NOTlCE ~. Calif 82828 Ottnoe Ava ~. Cahl ducted by .,.. lndMdual ttM mey be a llmltatton lo r9IMrlO PvblleNd Orenoa CGelt AIQk L ~ Thl1 bu1lnff1 11 COil· 90$30 AU A So6e6rnany rta.JC ll)TIC( Pl1GDl on'Y thoaa --rellad at o.11y Piiot Mey Sf. Nial', Thie l'9ltn'*lt wu Ntd l'tCTTTIOUI .UatNlll duel.cl by 1 COfporatlOn MM) Inc CellfOmle Corp Thie etatetMnl -Ill.cl Publlahed OrMQe Co1a1 the ~bllc "-fnO deaOt1bed 14, ~ 1, ttee with Ille Coun'Y Clarll of Of. Nll.m ITATEMENT Olg1 Hunt Thie bu1ln111 11 con· with the County Clttk of Or· 'IC1TT10UI ....... Delly Piiot June 1, l4, 21, 28 In t 1 nottca °' In Wfttten 8.elO T .... n IUI ,.,. ll"loe County on Mty t8 The followlng peraon1 are Thi• 11at~1 wu Ill.cl dUC1ed b)'' a corporation ange County on June ! NA* 11'ATWT HIM con~-~ ---------. -19ee ' doing bullneea u with the Counly Clerk of Ot· Ahmad H Patel, Pr9eidanl 1Me ' The fo11ow1ng l*'ION -Sa-721 to 1111 ~ ~ •-"' llnllC( Loaded lo th• mul 19 ,-.. J EFF l S ANDERS enoe County on May 111 Tlllt ll•ttn'*lt ... n1.c1 ,.,,_ doing~-atorprtonothtpublo"-t· 1 ___ , ____ ,., ___ _ (101813)$7995 I Put>lllllecl Oranoe COUt ENTERPRISES 2675 trvoie 1988 wttlltheCounty CterllolOr· Pvblllhe$S Orll"loe Cout "A ... OUND THE CLOCK lllDtll' 1111\TIC( Ing. 1'1Cnnou89U•• .. JOhnaon&SonUric ~c. Delly Piiot M~ 31, June 7, A~ Sulte2A1 eo.11M.,., ,,,_..,. ~1 County on May 18, OellyPllotJuoe7, l4,21.21 CHILDCARE 81AVICE", l"UUU\f""' C&.INTON IHIRROD, ltAlmeTA,.._.,. 040-5030 14 21 19ee Caln 92H7 Pubtlttled Or•noe COUt 11186 1tM M8 G~nor St Cotta FICTITIOUe.,..... ~...,., • ....,.... C-The folOM'I ...,_.are -· •"·-11 ... Se-&& .left Leon Sander• 1810 Dally POOT Mty 31 June 7 ,,.. S.708 ...... Cellf 82921 NAlllR ITAftm'NT ~ doing~. Mint°' r.-.. --w Ocean Front •B New-14 21 1986 Pvbttltiecl Orl/\QI COUt 1 Lorrllnt M Sulllvan. 849 The 1onow1r1g l*'90N.,.. PublWled <>ranoe COMt EJ f"oro 22512 Atp8I\ tEJ FUTURA . 4 dr . .uto, llr, P\lll.IC 1111\TICI port Beach. Cell! 92ee-O Sa-811 rD•lly Pllol Mey 31 June 7, P\lll.IC NOTICE Governor. Coil• Mall. dOlng bulloeet.. Delly Pllo1June14, 1'1!u2 TOfo, ci. 82a0 ' power 11Mrlng, pow.ri-----""----Thie bu11n111 It con· 14,21 tt86 C.111 92827 THE ILLUSTRATED Walfz·Mualcllt CorpOr• bralc ... 6 cyt and much flCTTTIOUI Ml-U duct.cl by an lndlv1duel Pl&JC NOTIC£ ~70 '1CTTT10U9 .,..... Thi• bull""9 11 con· PRINTER, 2250 s Falr'<ltew. aUon. • c.llfomle oorpor- RIOf• (1EOF95&) $4995 MAm ITATDIUfT Jetf l. S•nd«• Naa. ITATDmN'T duc1ed by .,, lndl~ Stt F, Sent• Ana, Celli rt.a.JC NOTICE lltlon .JOtlnton & Son Linc The fol!Owlng penoni .,. Thi• 1111--.1 w .. flled flCTmOUI 9UllNIU Pta.IC NOTICE The tolloWtng Pl"90N .,, LOfralne m. Sullivan 92704 Thia bU•lnMe 11 con• Mere S.0.5830 dotng bu91 u wilh the County Clefk ot Or· NAME ITAnM•lfT doing bull-u · Thlt ital~t wu filed Leonard Vernon Mllllllan, MCllVIR'I IALI ducted by I oorporlltlon FORD '88 MUSTANG I LEECRA~ CHARTERS. = Counly on May 18· Tl'le lollowlng petlOl'll .,. j FICTITIOUI .UU.11 TAAGETEO INFOR· With Ille County Cltf'k of Or-29t0 Jeva Ad . Cott•~ °' ~~n Geofglt Mulldi, ~· ~ for rMtortng 289 INC 08A LEECRAF'T CO ,,,._ doing bull,_. u NAm ITATIMINT MATION SERVICES. 38S7 = County on May t3, Cellf 92t2t INTDmOM TO llU Thie IUIMmlnt WM !lad .U10 P-ti-14126 Willow Lane Weet· Publlllhed °''""""' Cout BARRY GREENBERG IN· The followlng '*'°"'are Birch Street Suitt 54t. New· 19 Eula P-1 Melthetl. 2910 -AL~ AM> with the County aMI of Or· ~ · -· • mmater Cahl 92883 ''¥"' OUSTRIES 2200 Pll1t N--dOlng t>uel,_ u port 9Mch, Calff 92ee0 ~ Jeva Ad., Coete M .... Calif ._ _. County on Mrt 21, f1300 548-5140 Delly PllOI Mey 3l June 7· port Suite 418. N-port YELLOW PAGE INDEX I John c MeRoberta 3110 Pvblllhad Otano-COUt 82626 INWTATIOMTO• 1Me FORD '87 FAIRLANE --~!" Chan ere, Inc . 14, 21 19118 S -678 8uch Call! 921180 PUBClSHING COMPANY P1111 Newpor1 1210, •New-Oelly PllOI Jvne 7, 14, 21 21 Eula Pean Melthen On Ju~:· ~~ ,_,,.. 2l9 engine gOOd T>\<1 t>u11nu1 11 con-8 Betry Dlvld G~betg. 3421 Vie Oporto Sull• 201 P011 a..cti. c.tlf 828e0 19MI .,_ 710 Ttril 1tatement wM Ntd r~ ·~.cs Slat• be Olatrtct fll\iblleflad Orange CoeM ~!>.n8<1~2t3ion 1200 J.,,_10or>a1c1 MlllV<>I<• MllC NOTICE 418 N_PO,, Beach Ca111 I M.,c Howwcs G11411t. 173 ao..n Blvd , Corona del enoe Count)' on May 28, ~;!:._.Can~-~nc: ~ t4, h 1Nt ' ' OUC1ed D 1 COIPQflllon I 12200 Park Newpor"t Suh• Newport BMeh. Calif 112683 1 G 8erf( l<ellogg, 3308 _. with lhe County Cletk of Ot-o.My Pi.ot Mey 3f, ~ 7, ~ " IPr .. ~t j921180 Admiral Wey, Cotta M ... •Mar Calif 92626 Pl&JC NOTICE 19&e ..,_ "'"'•· ...,,...man "· S.-. FORD -70-~R-A_N_,C,_H-E""R_,,0 This 1111emen1 wu tiled ftclTTIOUI •UltHall Thie bu11neu It con Caltf 92827 Thomae E McCullough ,,tO:ll7 312 N ~ Slr9et, Loe --------- P.U Aune Good St 000 wll" the County Clerk ol Or NAMI ITATE•NT due1ed t>y .,, 1n<11Vldu•I Rick Underwood. 31882 35 Mlrldor. lrv\ne Calif P'K:TITIOUI ..... ,, Publi.hed Orenoe Cout Angelel, lfomle..~lor ": NI.IC NOTICE ~b91tofter · enge County on May 18, Tl'lefollow1ngpereons 1re B GrM'lberg lv1a FllHn Coto De Caza.192715 NAlmlTAT'I....,, DallyPll01~7. i4,21,28 Pllfl)Oee .. 11 .. ~ ~ ... tt ... 1986 dOlng bullMN.. T1111 •t•temenl wu Iii.ct Callf 92879 . Thi• bu1lneu I• con· The followlng PWtON are UM& .. 0 ,,. Pt....-· _, f'M:Tn10Ue ..... 548--5965 ,,.... DLA IMPORTS INC 1793 lwlth the Coo!'\ly Clerk ol Or· Jo .. ph BtrrtH -4321 dueled by 1 general part· doing bull,_ u A) Ot-S.·720 beloW""'HO .. ,, NAm eTATilmri FORD '78 Torino, auto Pul>llstled Orange Couf IWhllh« .Ave Cotla M .. lfl99 Counry on Ma; 18 W1veer .. 1 Lu llegu Ne-nerthlP t nge County SporU Bl.,.,. WILL OK Al· The fo10w1nQ per.one.,. 8twao Pl Pb. nd• WO<tt Dall)' P11o1 Mey 31 June 7 Calif 92627 19811 vl<la 89108 JonnC Mc:Rober\1 Maauge Teem, 8) Spon1 P\atC NOTICE LOWED AT THE HEARING. dolng~ae. Malrle.- '500/obo Evaa wtlnda l4 21 1986 OV. Import• Inc Del• Fm1 Th11 Du11ne11 11 con Thlt 1ta1emen1 w .. flied M¥MQI of Orange County. Blddlr\Q wt" be In 6% lnclta-ance Tectlnotogy 8aNloea. 497..,..695 Lag Sch S•-681 were. 1793 Whtttlet Ave · I Publlllle<I Orenge Cout Jcsucltd by co-pannera _.th the County Clerk ot Or· C)Spon1 MwageTralnlng; ftCTITIOUa MlllMlla mant• end Ille IUCCWful 18101 ,...;;;; ~. Hunt--Coat1 M.., C1HI 92827 1Dally Piiot Mey 31 June 7 M Guwt ange County on May 28. D) Sporll M1 rketln9 NAlmlTAT'lmNT bldderwtllbereqund1oda-lngtone.dl,CAl2M'T FORD '77 T ·BIR_D__ PlllUC NOTICE T'hl1 ~--II con· 14 21 1988 Thi• 1t11emen1 w .. flied 1988 Advertl11ng, E) Sporte The~ Pl"90N -poell 5% of, the oftet9d pr1oe °Aoneld J08lllfl Hwneln Fully loaded 58K ml dUC1ed t>y • CO<"P<>'lhon Se-872 11t1tn tht Couoty C*'k of Or 1'110.0 Museige TMm of <Kange dOlnQ ~ u b)' cethlet 1 cl'** Of tl'le 16101 Telllm ~ Hunt: $2800 or beet offer ftCTTTIOUI .UIMll I R Uno11do ange County on Mey 21 Put>111hed Orange CoMt Co., F) Sport• M ... •o• CT M 8 E R G E N • equlvelent •t the "-fnO. 11 1ng1on 8Motl CA 12147 541!-3939 Nll.m ITATI....,,. Thi• llllemertl w11 Ill.cl P\8.IC NOTlCE 11988 Diiiy Piiot June 7 j4, 21, 21 Ttam .. G) Sporte ~ VIRONMENTAL SERVICES, you Intend to bid. ,,.._. Manha Him.In, 1t101 Tlle totlowlng pereon1 tt• with Iha Cqunly C18'11. ol Ot· ,._.,. 1986 rMl'lt H)Spc)(t1 and Merkel· 21M1 Broo11""'9t SI 12$4, contact the petty ti.low Ttlllm Ln., Huntington FOAD '78 Pinto, reblt 2300 dol"CI bull..-e .. etige Coutity on Mey 18, FICTTTIOUI Ml.... Publllhed Ofl/\QI Cou1 Sa· 717 lrog Contulttnt1. I) D Stuen Hunllng1on S..Cll. Calif. ptlorT lo 1":1 ~ A Baaotl, CA f2Ml' " •no . ••Pd new SfEVEN BRACHT MAR· 1818 .... ITATlllEfT Dally Piiot Mey 31, June 7 Dellgn, J) Atoeet Rateereh. 82648 ,... .. Thi• bUllMte ,, con brak111tlr11 $500 KET•NG. $152 Ce.ltle Dr. 1 '~ j The IOllOwlng peraon1 art 14 21 19~ "8.IC NOTIC[ Kl Spon1 Hypnothar•PY. AobW1 L Clmbery, Pfl D., Bttcer, U 8. Oletrlct Court duct.cl by: al P*1 l'S0-3157 or ~20 Huntington 8Hch Calll Published Orange CoHI do!ng bull,,..... I Se-893 2449 VUllf PIM», Cotta 218&1 Brootclluf'lt St #264, Receiver for UntverHI nettHp . 8 08'* • 82649 Delly Piiot M~ 31 June 7 CORONA DEL MAR AP· ACTTTIOUI MnJHEll ...... 112828 Huntington Beach, Call! Flnenclal. el al., C-No Aonatd J ~ Fiii ... llattM. IU s1-'--Breehl 5752 14 21 l9811 PRAISAL SERVICES 2855 P\lll.IC NOTICE NAMf ITATEMINT Douglaa Stuart Wllklnt. 82&4e 81 -4270 W~B Thia ltatemeM ... fled Co.riv. siOoo--t> B 0 CH iie Dr Huntington S•-871 Elf Coul H)'W'f Sult• 227 I The loOOWlng pel'IOl'll ., ... me Tiii• bvlln... II COil• Racalver. "635 -Miii '"'County Clertr of Or 842-8698 Beach, Caul 92849 Corona Del Mar. Calll 'ICTITIOUl llUIMH CIOI bull'*'.. Thie bu1lne11 11 con-duc;t.cl by. an lndlvldl* t42 t K~ 11'\0t County on Mrt 'l7: FORD M ,7,,.--lg Thi• bu11ne11 la con• I P\lll.IC NOTICE 192825 NAME ITAT'lllPfT I G7B & ASSO 2-424 N9'#· due1«1 by an Individual Rober1 L Clmberg ~-A•llMllQ8 18M u.tang •. CJ' ducttcf by .,, lndlvldusl Sh<>ah1n1 Wllllnqef 29 The IOllOwlng '*tonl •r• port Slvd St• 22 Coll• DouglN s Wllklnt Thl9 lteternent ... fllad ---·-, ~ owner, ale. lull i>a-St-L .. Braellt flCTTTIOUl IUI II HeathergrM!'\, 1rv1ne Calif doing bu.U-11 1 M ... c atlf 92e27 Thie ttlltment -llled with the County CletlC of Ot· APH: 04~222•20 P\.lblltfled Orenge COMt aqulptMnt, good cond Th•tlllletnenlwu flled NAMflTATTllllENT ~2714 ' I Jf .AUTO WHOLESALE. Larty BHanke&SuMnG wlthtneCountyClel'kofOf. 11\0t County on Mey 28. Propoeed Oller . DellyP11otMay3f,Juna7, -..1eoo obo 840·2818 with the County Cle!'k of Ot-The lollOWlng peraon1 •ta Pt ul R .... 3806 S..¥i.w. 7852 s111., •8, Huntington Henk• 105 Denbury Ln . enge County on June 3. 1Me ~=·000 OO t dOM 14, 21, 1Ne FOAD-T 81 cl El 'MSll •noe COU!'\ly on May 18, do109 t>vli,_ u oron1 Del Mar. Cellt Beech Cell! 92648 Cotti M .... c.111 92828 1986 '11-within ~~...!'iO::, GOUtt 8alll • r Ill . . lt&e (l>l(IEHLEA REALTY' IN-282$ T8fen<ll Haake 29755 Thia bu1lne11 II c;on ~107"4 PuDUIMCI Otange COUt -·· -·· .,.,mist l*M. Ch#ooel lfl.. ~ VESTMENT COMPANY Thi• 1>u11ne11 11 con INlguet Rd •F Laguna ducted by hulblnd end wit. Publlltlecl Oranot Cout Deity PllOI June 7, ,4, 21, 28 IC>PfOVal fOf IUf1htf lntof• P'\alC ll)TIC( Mrtot. lull . power Incl I Put:>ll•h«I Ottnge Coeat (bJCRYS T.A L DEllELOP· uctflCI by 1 general pan-Nlgvel, Call! 92877 I Lerry s Hank• Dally Piiot June 7, 14, 21, 28. 19118 =~ht ~J~ pr=~ bath p/ ... ta, MW llrM Delly Piiot Mey 31, June 7, MENT COMPANY, 801 lido .,Ship l'hla bu1lne11 11 con· Tn11 11a1emen1 w .. ni.ct 19118 S.721 I eont"' r Cht ~ """'°" ~ P.-f«:t cond (90051) 14 ?1 198e P111< Otlve Sulla 2-E New· Stloehana Willlfl99' duc;led by an Individual with tht Counry Cletk ol Of. Sa737 ~· 714118~C1523 ry MCAUPOllMA. 18995 Cormier Suzukt, s.~91 port S..Ch C1111 92&&3 TM 11a1_,.,....1 wu llled T8fenee Hau• •noe County on Mey 21. rtm.JC NOTICE PubliaMcs °' · Cola1 COUNTY cw~ no-1001 Chrittopher Conve rH 'With the County C1e<1e 01 Ot Th11 11a1~1 wu tiled I 1988 P\8.IC NOTICE Delly Piiot .1une:'ro 11 12 In the Matter of thl Appl. -------1 P\lll.IC NOTIC£ 1 Klehler 4216 Snor9eel1 lange County on Mey 111. ,wllh th• County Cl8'k or Or ,,,0212 NOTICI Of 3 4 t9ee ' • ' ' cation of Anoeta lone! on FORD Mustang ·95 • ll!'\e, Corona de! Mar Cell! 11988 enoe County on May 18 Publllhed Otenge Cout FICTITtOUl llU ... 11 NC>M M.IPC*I• ITY 1 ' 1 ' M151 bet111f of JenkJa KllY Ufft. a Afplna wtiltel blva clolh FICTTTIOUI 90 ... 11 92825 ......, 1886 Dtlly Piiot June 7 14 2t 28 ...._ ITA,.._NT Nottqlther.tlyQIWnlhet mlnOf IOf Qlenoto(,._ Auto air eond llereo. NAiii ITATEllRNT Thi• bu11neu ·• con· Publl!Jhed Or1noe Cou l noat1 19MI The following'*''°"' -the underalgnad wll'not bt 111Dt tC ll)TlCE No. A tSSMI 1tyled whMll crulH I Tiie lollOWlng pereone 1,. ducttcl t>y an 1nd1vidu11 011ly Pllol Mey 31 June 7, I Publl!Jhed Or•noe Coul I Sa-718 doing bull,_. u reapontlbla 10< any debt• Of ,._ ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE 8,800 low mll .. (ll0039) c!Olng bullneN 11 Chrlllophef C Kletller 14, 21 1988 Dally Piiot Mey 31, June 7, PAC IF IC LUM 8 ER llablHtleaconlract b)'8nyone K _, FOii CHANOl Of NA.Ml $6905 Cormier S uzuki, GOPH ER BACKH OE This 1t1ternen1 wu flled S1-&a8 14 21 1986 MllC NOTICE ENTERPRISES. 809 W Oiharltlanm)'llelf.onoreft« fltCTTTIOUalUIM.. (S.C eot4) 770-7001 RE NTAL SERVICE 2578 With Iha Counry Cle<k ol Or· SH79 B1lbo1 81Yd . Newpo rt thll da1e NA* ITAT'lmNT Angela Bond. on beNlf of ----- ---Grffnbrlar Lant Co11t enge Count, 0 " Mey } t P\8.IC HOTICE flCTTTIOUI llU ... 11 Beectl. Calif 92881 Del.cl 11111 M cl~ of June, The followlng peraont .,. JANIOI! KAV L..,., a lftlnot UICILI 11111 Y11 'U M.., Cell! 112821 l9M I I MtlC NOTIC£ I NAMl ITATDftNT Chrlllophar P Tuctiar, 19M doing l>utlnett • PACl,IC hal llled t petition In thlt LSC • Loedad w/powa< Rudy Jutrez, 2578 GrMn· F'°'70I "TO:" DANH NOOC DUC The tOllowl"CI l*IOl"ll are W e.tboa BIVd , !IMW-K ... A. HaMe11 AKA POOL a SPA. 18291 191t1e1 ~ 1or tn Otdlt lllowlng equipment In beautlful bflar Lane Coel• -...... Publl.W Orange Cou l DUY Tl'AN: flCTtTIOUI 90 ... 11 dOlng l>v•"-.. 8Mdl, Cam 928&1 K ... A. ,.,.., 2lm U.. Clrde, Huntington 9Met\, petttlo1• to cf1enOt '* t>1V9/1Mth•r lrttarlOf & Callt 92828 0 •ly Piiot ""'Y 31 June 7 TAKE NOTICE THA1 en NA•ITATltllalfT CHINO ASSOCIATES Thie bvllMiH 11 con-A-.c..4a ...... CA_, CA92&4e MWM from Jankla l(ay Lim much more Lie 1JTE439 I T1111 bu1lnH1 ·• con-14 21 1986 S 895 l•Pt>lieatlon tor • 1111 monll~ Tiie tollowtng per10n1 are LTD «25 JambOf .. Rold. vct.cl by tn Individual Publltl'led Ortnoe Cou1 Kevto J. Kovac, 19291 to~ Kay loncS. $15 995 Jooneon & Son due1.cl by an lndlvklual •· Tempor1ry Order ol Guard I doing bullneu u Suite 170. N~1 Beech, Chrl1lopfler P Tueller Dilly Piiot June 1.C 1&, 21. Belllel Clrde, Huntlnoton rT IS HEAHY OAOEMO Linc Marc 540-5&30 Rudy Juern l1nafllp with rnpec1 to Iha CLASSIC FLOWERS. Call! 92118() Ttltl •l•ltmenl ..... llled "" BMefl, CA 82648 tl'lllt .. penone .,,. .... d In __ ___ Thi• lllltment wu flied P\8.IC NOTICE child Jon11111n Quan Thlen 7211 Warne< Huntington Leran C0<porat1on. Cell· 111 the County Clttk of Or· 81744 Tiiie butln..• la con· 11'\e "*1• llfOf...., ..,.._. UNCOLN 83 Contlnafltal. With the County Clerk 01 Of. Tan Dorion wld be mede by Beach Caltl 828-49 lornlt 4425 Jamboree noe County on Mey 28, ooc:t.cl by .,, lndMduel bltlott ttllt OOUt1 In Dloert· ~Show room condition ange County on Mey 16. ftCTtTIOUI IUIWlll c1111<1 & Famlly SeMcee or Bar1 Sag11etto, -4U1 Loe Roao Suite 110. ~ 1988 P\&IC NOTICE Kevin J KOVllC manl No. 3 11 100 CMo 3l'K ml. black, load.cl 19811 I NA._ ITATtMl!NT Cerltrel Wtnnlpeg to Ille pr .. Pa101 Ave . Huntington Beech. Callf 92ee<l 11'110228 Thlt 11atemenl .,.. lllacl Canter Ol'tw W•. lanla S 11 995 854--0435 ,_ The IOllowlng i>ert0n1 ere aiding JudOe ol Iha Court of Beach Calll 92849 Riley F Jonn10n, 4425 Publlshed Otange Coal1 NOTICI Of with lllt Counry c... of Of. Alla. c.ltfomla. on JUL v 11, Publl1hed Orerige Cout doing t>ullneu 11 Queen 1 Bency (Family Thll bu1lnau 11 con· Jamt>or .. Rold Sulll 170 Dally Piiot June 1 l-4 21, 28 ..uaJC IA.La anoe County on Mey 21, 18N, at 8 15 o'etodl A.M , .. . °'"'' Cetrly'1 ""'' Uscell/lert1ty •11tr- slif ems ,.. ...ittf, wlH. stnict. I lw.il& 2525 M1"'1 IM C:.111 .... 541-5'31 Deity Pilol May 3' June 7 CHESHIRE CAT Al YST' Dhl111onl •I Ille l aw Cour11 ducted by .,, lnd1vi<lusl Newport BMcll Celll 92118() 19&e On June 20, 1tefl, It 10.00 1818 and then and ..,.,.. ltlOW 1-4, 21 1986 1 219:? Dupont Suite 102, Bulldlng, 408 'l'orll Avenue, Ban Saglletto 1 Thie t>uelnel1 11 con· S•· 723 am. 11 9100 c.ntar Avenue, ,,_.,,. cauM, If 811'/ they iw.., wtiy St-682 Irvine. Callt 92715 In Winnipeg, M1n1toba, on I Thi• 1t1temeri1 wu flied duel.cl by t llmlted par1"8f Sul1t t02, Huntington Publltflad <>ranoe CoMt Mid petl11on !Of dlenOt of ---------Anthe11C Chemistry Irie . We<lnesct•y tlle 9th day of with the County Clerk ot Or· .nip Pta.IC NOTlCE Beech. Ctllfomte. the follow· Dally Piiot Mty 24, 3 t. June nemt ltl«llcl not be granted "8.IC NOTICE A Calllom11 Coipor111on July 19MI. at 2 00 Pm ange County~ Mey 1 INS J1me1 F Kern Sec· Ing good• wlM be 1~ lo 7. 14, lie& IT 18 FUATH[" ordtr9d T1111 bu11neu • eon· AND FURTHER TAKE NO-fJOnG retttylTreuur• flCTITIOUI _,_,, Hie et publlc auction sees& theta copy of 1'111 ordW to FICTTTIOUl llUltNlll 'ducted t>y I eorpor111on TICE THAT an Order mey 1>41 1 Publllllecl Orenge Coalt Thie 11a1emen1 wu flled· NAMI ITAT'IMINT wllllout ~· thOw C*1M be publlltlM In NAMI ITAT'IMINT Ro~ P Eaa1mtn Prell· made In your abMll"IOe Di lly Piiot May 31 June 1. wtth Ille County Clertc of Or· The followlng pereon1 ttt One M"" SX·200 t_.. rta.JC NOTICE tnaOrangeeo.t Daly Piiot. The 1o11owtne '*'°"' 11r dent Howard L TennenhouM. 1-4 21 1988 •not County on Mey 28. doing bualMtt u Pl'IOnt .y9tet11 equipped wltfl a ~ of DltMfal dolne bust-.. This ll•lemertl w .. tiled llmlltln, 0.11111\ft, .. ,. Sa-8&7 t9&e TOYS FOA POPS. 2945 one Super s.t, Ont SX-200 • ·~ ctreulallon, pubtltMd In .,,.. THE FINAL TOUCH ~· 7 With lhe County C1eO. ol Or· ,...,.,. • Seffcffot•, toO • 1 "1CDl1 Randol9'I Ave .. Coet• Mala. aeeond equipment IMlt, one NOT1C oounty ., leut once ..... IDOllY IUI Y1 '11 Stanford lrvlne, Calif 90715 •no• C01Jnty °" May 18, m lroedw.,, Winnipeg, P\8.IC NOTICE PubOlhecl Ortnoe COUt CeHf 92826 ACP for ~• rnatnlen-CMDn'~O°' for IOUt contecuthle .,.., 20A. Oeelgner kier• with Dor"" G Bagwell 19811 M-'lltolMI ~ 1U Diiiy Pilot June 7 14, 21 28 "The" c.tt>urelor ShOP. tnoe, 1en a.a11llon lln• ~ ;:to tl'le clay of Mid haer· Catrl9Qe lop. Loaded wHh Thi• bu11ne11 11 con ,,.,._ Publllhed Ot1nge co .. 1 FICTTTIOUI llUllNlll 19MI Inc California, 2945 Ran-cerdl tau'* Mt). elgl\t 4. power equip (1GOE171) ducted by 1 llmt1ed per<,,... Pubhlhed Orange Coett De•ly Pllo1 Ju!\41 1-4. 1988 NAMl ITAT'l.wf s .. 115 dol9h .Ave., Cotta MeM. oulllde trunll cerds, ibrteen To ~~marfl" lad JUN 11 19M S7995 Jotlnton & Son llllp Dally P•lol May 3 I June 1 S1743 The fotlowlng P«IQnl ,,. Calif. 9282t Mlle! 8"'* Set IV, 10 tingle ency Power £nglneer1ng, "8ftt• T. ..._., It., Line M.,c 540-5830 DorM!'\ G Bao-11 1.c 21 1988 doing 1>v1lnaa1 u P\8.IC NOTIC£ Thll bu1lna11 II con Hne ~ lne , TrtnSfatof '114te ef .. !!'!. ,...,._ --Tt111 1111emen1 w11 filed Sa·683 P\lltlC NOTICE WEST COAST VIDEO. dUC1.cl b)' • eofPO'•llon Tl'lt..,. ii lltld to enforce Notloe le ~ g1vw1 ........, NISSAN 280ZX ·Sliver T· With \he Coun1y Cleflc ol Or· 3178 Pullman. Suite t05 flCTTTIOUI ....... Mille Alley, Prealdenl Ille r\gnll of RMara ~ c.1tfofn41 Publllhed Or1ngi1 COMt top. 5 ape! loaded ange County on M1y 23 "8.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUl IUIMll Cott• MUI, Cellf 82t2tl NA• ITATDMDff Thi• •t•ttn'*lt wu ftled Corporation of HOO Can1ar ~~:'~ Coot. Delly PMot June ''· 21, 21. (90047) $8995 Connlar 1988 NAiii ITATIMINT Sean Fo11en Productlon1. , Tile tOllowlng peraon1 ere Wllh the County Clertt of Or A~. Sulit t02, HUl'll· lll'lt "UCC") ttwlt the Tr.,,. .My 5, ltff Suzuki. 770-7001 FIOll14 FICTITIOUl IUllNlll The lollowlng pert0n1 era Inc Calllornla . 3178 doing bull,_. u •noe County on Mty 28. lngton leach, Callfornle fw0t, EmerOtnC'I f'OMr En-_ S.7CI 1 Publllheo Orange Coast NAMI ITAT'IMeNT doing bull,,_. u Pullman Sul1e 105, Coet1 TH'E LANGUAGE LINK 1988 82847 pur~ant to ttlal gll'IMffng Inc It lbOu1 to --• -ILIS 11 Dally P11ot May 31 June 1 The tOllowtng ~1 ere SHIPSHAPE YACHTS ,M ... Calif 128i t I COMPANY. 24507 Lo• '1t029I L•11• Agreeman1 dated ooneumrMtee'bulk tranttar CUTLASS SUPREME LS · 114 21 1988 do•ng bull,_. II 2439 W C0111 Hwy N--Thie bullne11 11 eon· All-Blvd 1137, Laguna P\.lblllhed Ortnge COUt JuM 11, fM-4 bttWMn AN· of proPef'tY 10 the under· CDR, loaded with powal' SI 865 S K ELECTRIC 387 E port Beeeh, Caltf 92&&3 ducted by· t corpontlon Hiiie. Calif 928&3 Oally Pllol June 7. 14, 2 t. 21 18'1 c.pllal Corporation end llgrleCS Tranater•. Ultt!l'la1la ou "., 1tqulpmanl In 1>9eutlful :?3rd St . Newport Beach, MICh ... G Swtng, 225'h Sendra E Aloe, Sec· ROHtnlry Ann Pt pt, 1"4 Nader lneuttne9 Serv1oee, Power ~I. Inc "1An 'l.fowri wtttl Cl<>th lnterk>f fllellC NOTIC£ Call! 928e0 Amethyll 81lboa ltland relery/TreNUflf 24507 LOI All101 81vd 81-711 lnC ol IJ.425 E.att La Pl#ne TraneMror'I buallnele _. AXEL A OMAN, UM« 40 000 mllea Like Kevin H Katllef 397 E Cent !12H2 Tt'H1 llat~t wu med #I 137 Lagun1 Hiiie Calif A,,.,_,.,~ H .... C• CS..... le 3SIO c..-.. AV· bom April 8, 189~ ln n • w Mu ST s EE flCTmOUI IUl .. 11 23rd St Newpof1 Beacn Thi• bu11ne11 •• con· with the County Clertl of Or-92853 · fltBlJC NOTICE tornla. • ...... anua. Cott• Meta, Ol'lnQll Mlnndota PaJHd (1zvL4a.t S5595 John NAMI ITAT'IMINT I Cellt 92118() ducted by en lndlvlduel enge Coun1y on May 19 Thie bu1lne11 11 con-DATED Jvne 8, ltM County, Celtfornle~ Tr.,. J · I() & Son Linc Marc J Tile tollowlng per80lll are Thll bu11n11.. •• con· Mlehael O Swing 1988 ducted by .,, Individual '1Cnnout .,..... l'OleTOM. ICMWMTZ. ,...., ~ ~ 11 away une 13, 1888 ln n d.l>tng 0011,_ u ducted t>y an 1n<1Mdu1t This 1111ernent wu llled r.-Aoeemary A Pec>e NAm ITAT'l..wf HA-.TOM • frDITDl. S5IOCldlllecA-.. Coat• HunUnawn lk-ach 6'0·5e30_ _ B1Lt SCHMIDT MARKET K...,n II Kebtef w1th the County C1er1! of Or· Pvblltntd Orenoe CoMt Tiiie 11ateman1 WU ftled The IOltowtng patlOl'le tre 9J: ............. ,..... Or eountY Call-S . OLDS '&O CUTLASS St•·1INO 5752 Cutia Of , Hunt· 11111 ttatemerit w11 llled !enoe County °" May 18, Oally Piiot Mey 31, June 7, wtth 111e County Clark of Or· dotng bullnall aa Poteton, lotlwartl, Hamll-= enoe · urvlv.d by ion. tlion w-oon v-e. air. low 1ngton Beach. Calif 82648 w1111 the County Clerk 01 Or· 1888 14 :?1 1988 •noe County on May 30. NEWPORT ISLAND MAR-lon l Fanttar. 8140 San11 The Pfops1y to be trtnt-Robert; dauahter. 4'1'11 llke MW S4 500 080 w11111m A Schmidt 5752 1nge Coun1y on Mey '°· 1 ,_,. s.-fl74 1888 KETIHO, 801 Udo Park Dr Monie.I 8IYd . ~ 484, ftMd . coM11ri1 of «*t811n Either 0 Ptrfira, pp 494-2255 ' Cutt• Dr Huntington ttM PubilWt>ed Orange Coal '11Mtt Sul1• 48, Newpor1 e.cfl. ~ Hlflll, CA 90210 equipment, lffl9Mtlfy, "°' brothera, Wanner and Beech C1111 92149 'IONll Da11y P1101 M1y '1 JYM 7. MllC NOTICE Publl1hed Orange CoMt Ctllf t21163 Pl1bllthed Oranoa COM1 t reoalV bla oont liCt -OLDSMOBILE '8 1 Th11 bv11nH1 11 eon-PubH11'1ed Or~~ C0811 1-4 '119118 Dally PllOI June 7 14, 21. 21 V 8 Llt1man, 33613 Dally PllOt June 1C, 19&e ;.\.,1ang1:.. ~ti~ ~ Oman; 11.atet CUTLASS SUPREME dUGtlld by 1n lndlvldual Dtlly Piiot May 31 June 7 Se-o&e irlCTTTIOUt IUIMH 19~ Plow1h1rt Rd , Like 817 ... otllerprQparty The property r~da~ flve IJ"IUXI· BROUOHM·Alr, c rulH w1111am R Sctlrnldt 14 21 l988 s 896 NAMf ITATl.lmNT S.711 Elalncn. Calif 82330 lo bt tr111,...11td It 11\ueted children and nine ...,.. wn.11, $2900/obo T,,,, 91atemenl ... llled • P\lltlC NOTIC£ The lollow!ng petaon• .,. Tiii• bull,,.. I• con-rueuc ll)TIC( •t astO Cadlllec A---. ar-t ~ £).759· 1305 E-84&-873 t wlltl ,,.,. COi.iniy Clerk Of Or· doing bu"-.. PtafC NOTICE ducted by, .,, lndlvldual Coat• ~. Oranoa Coun-Meritmorial Mrvl-•' A.etc fer Mlk• 1·~ Cov!'\ty on May 18,, Ml.IC NOTICE f'K:TmOUI ....... RS'S POOL SPA SER-v 8 Littman NOTICI °' IY CelltOrnl!L .... RLYMOUTH '84 VOY · 1986 ,_ ,lCTrn<MIUltNIH T:~=ar• ~~ • ..= 8:::rnt2tSt. f'M:~A~:.r .. :.;..•~b,;:-of~ "::co::='° T,':.:::,':.,.~~': ~~~:~ )GER tuto a /c, tlrtl Publ•ahecl Orange Cout NAMI ITATl•lfT c!Olng bu•lrlRI u Aldlard A lfown. 1023 Ttlt fOllOwtng l*'IOl'll.,. llnOI County on M9'( 21. "All.IQ CO.-illtOM Ila not 1-.d -'f't bullnW tian \er and bw1aJ wnd'#S. per1 cond 27K 0 11lly Piiot Mey 31 Ju~ 7, Tiie IOllowlng Plf'IOf'll ere S a R THINl(fR USEO Cheyenne St . Coetl MaM, OOlnQ butlMR • 19M OI' THI cm Mme°' lddrma other t"91 , ~-...- ml. l8000 644-73&5 , , .. , 2, 1888 doing bullnn•.. BOOKS t526 ...... Vtrde Calli 92t2t p A R K A v I! N u £ ,.,,.. °' ~-VAi.UY lhe neme -fortll a""9 11 ·~ AM __ ,, St 1189 MICRO M.AAT 111713 Drive Eul Coell M... Thll but lneu 11 COft· ""°f'fATIES Ht North Pubbflad Orenge Coaal NOTICE II HIAllY duflng the 1M1 ttw. ~ Pacific View Miro· YMOUTH CHAMP ·ao ---------S..Cfl 81vd , Muntlnglon Cellf 92t27 duct.cl by an lnOtvldual Newport Bhtd . Newport o.lly Piiot June 1. 14. 21. 21 OIV[N tMt on W~. axoept. UM.IN5111daMt ortal Park Pedfic 10, ale, am/Im, low ml "8.IC NOTIC[ 9eeeh. Csttf 8264 7 Si iiy Kueter, t3&0 w Rlcflard A •°'"' 8Mdl Cellf t2tt3 1... June 25. 1111, at 7;IO p.m. C•dltlao AYanva, Cotta View u.-.. _, IX •3500/obo. Msuraanl l.a11Wtenca Elkind 21302 l aMoert. Le Habra, Calif Thie llll1tamant wu m.d 0on't Porter 42 MomlnO 8•119 In the City Counoll Meta, Ol'lflOe County, eel-1.•;::,,.-27001• • T281,an530pm l'ICTmOUelUllNIH Beach Blvd •212. Hunt· 9083 1 wllhtl'leCount,ClertlofOr· Siar 1rvtnt.calit.1211& Cl'lamtiers.1020011et«Av· fornl&. nteton.VTT- IAC '18 LeMan• old NII.Ml ITATOlaNT lnglon BNch c.i11 928-41 Thi• t>u•lnt1• •• con· ~ County on June 2. Jail A Miiier. 1472 c..,. rtll.IC ll)TIC( enua. ,oun,. Vt#ltlt. tl'le The bull 1~ 11 IO bt~;:iiiiiiiiiii:Z:!m:=i=:::• ...... rune ,... .. t Interior The IOllOwlng pareon1 -lh11 t>u•1n•u 11 con· dueled by an •nd•vldu•~ 1"8 Newb11ry, H1111t1ngton Plannln9 ~· Wiii OOMUIM'IMltd on or ...., ...,, •' I rto1ng t>ulM-11 duC'led by an tnatvldual Silly Ku.ter ,.,,_, IMien, Calif 8214t flCTntOUa IUllMIH hold • publle ~ on the July 1, 1tM, a1 Ula Ofllola of .culet• Big dHI, G~ReTH 0 .AVIES MAA-L.awrenCt Clklnd Thi• 1t11ement wll ftltct Publltntd Otanot Coaat RoMld l.MKnucneon, 112 NMll ITAft..,,, lollOwlnO ".,.,.: ~. e.ua.r. AotMwt. •body work 12500 KETINO 1110 W•t OcMf\ Tl'llt ttatfn*ll w• Nied wtlll the County Clef1t of Of. Deity Piiot June 1 l4, 21, 2t 13th '9ttNt, Huntlntlon The loteo'Mnt P1tttOM.,. IAMD DOLLAR DI· Kuehll l...,, ~ .. 533, 973-805'4 9pm Front ~ 8eact1 Calif With IN County ~ of Or· 11'\0t County on May 22 1118 8Mdl. Ctllf t2t41 doing bua11ne1e • m.°" •'IT~• • 100 ~ loull'UW'9, • POl'4TIAC '1ERO 88 92118() "'91 Count)' Ol'I M~ 1e. •H• le-712 Wllll•lfl Ol•HI, SUI NOW AHO THfH IN· "•tltlon avl>ftll11ect br Nawpotl laectl. Ofange tv•t , cyl alareo j Gareth NIGhOl11 Oavlea, llM ,_ irW7 Acacia, len letnactlno, T£AIOM. 2500 VIit• del lend Dollar ~oprnent County, Cellf~ The tMlll 1,m 11111 ,;_ muil 1e10 w .. 1 OoMn rron1, ,.._ ,.__ Put>llafled Otl/\OI Coaet "8JC NOTlCl Cell! 12407 Oro.~~. Calll ~~ ......... 6 ____. "t.!!"*uoc"~:-:t.:~ • ~ 9Hef1 C•lll 12ilt0 PvtM!tned ..,.ange ....._. Qelly PllOI May 31 .luM 7, T"6e l>UitlMee Is con· t2teO ..., --• ....., ..,._ ...,. • .., · 873-t752 fht• bu11~1 it con-Ody Pllol ~ 31. June 7. 14 11 t9U ~nnoua .,_.. OUCfltd b)': a~ petl· E"'81 MM ... 1500 ....,.. No 12 to cNnDe tl'le made purWI to UCC ·~------:--l d•JCl.clby 1111nctlvldutol 14.~11Nt S.•7 M.AmlTA.,.._,. narahlp Vllll Oal Oro ~ landwa~lo--meye.,...wtlftlflel,_. "8JC f«)TlCE Q.,_,h De,,._ la 414 Ti. loloilltng l*MN IA Don Por1• lkactl, Cetlf ~ Land U. ElafNflt of Vie ..,_ CIO Wymln, ..,_,, ...... UW. Tllll 1111.,,.,.,,t -nlad •-•,. 11nftM' Nil.I( fl)TIC[ ~ ~.. Thie '!.,~~~ ~ .... ~ bu~ ..... con. ~~t~ v~ ~,e10 ~100 • ~ ... • 111~ .r. OLM AClTTIOUI IUMNIU With the Counry ewtt ot Of. .._ ""'~ L Af'ION-OllT AIO wttt\U..,.._.,, ..-.. of.,. . ..__ Dy . .,.,__,_ r... ""'" ..,..,.,,,._ .. ,..,._e_,., ~.~aw ...... eTATDmfT .,. County Ol'I ~ 1e '1CTIT10Ul IUl.INI.. IMAGE CONIULTANTI .... County on MttY ao, Elf\111 ..-: ~ ........... for ~ ~. Ofanoe °' . ni. lolOWlnG s-eon• ,,, 11188 rteTmOUI W.-11 1 NAMI ITA,....NT 7812 Cotost• Aw.. WM!· 1118 Thia 11.ai.nenc ... Mad tt..111.,. ""**' Diii' Oouftty, ~ Tiie , ...... ~" .. ,,_. bulW*l U ....... MAM1 ITATDmlfT t Tl'la fOltowl"' paraone 1111 IT\INtW ~ I ,..,_with lhlt County CWtt of Or· •lly at IN l'!Of1tta•I CIOt• dltf for .. dillnl9 wtrtl Che -... -A . lfia[LHAAT'I ROILS Publ"1lad °'""9t CoM1 TNf~pertlOl'll .. ,ctOlnt.~• LMMIMIOn.7 ~ °"'* COMtlnOI ~on~ H . ,.., of ............. *"" r,.-.....,.... ..... c... .... JEW[l,.-Y 1•445 c;u11i11br11 "°' ... _, )1, .1Ur19 1, O<*t9 bulfW • CAE.ATIVf l'ACTFIC PAO-Ciili:aail• A¥9 . ~-. ~ PtlOC Nia 7. 14 21, 2' ltM Hlf1* ~1tMl UCC II JYtle t.-WO 1111 ~ Calll tot30 " ' ttet A • I FVA~ITUA( • DUCT!ONS w w 11111 #7, cadl. t2llJ ,... "'~ bl 10M ~ c.. Ho ~-n-!!"'4-':----~~ Cllerltt c Cng•lllart P.AIA 2 11 t So M~ar Coell MMe Clfil t2827 ~ 8ue 01ei.t0, 7 t _ a..1 ~ Pu.,..._ ~ Coal 111 tO eftillll ~ ~ .. ·~==~ 1 ..... , •• ,., ... 9 .............. , ............. , ... , .. , ............................. , ..... , ... , ... a ..... ··-----------·-----·--------...... .-...-----------a - l COVER HOME PROVIDED by GRUBB & ELLIS A SPEOAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT VOL. 5, NO. 24 SATURDAY JUNE 14. 1986 Ir I ! -------- PAG• J/IATUllDAY JUN• 14, 1---------------------------------DAILY Pl&OT/BA&. aTAT11 6 ~ I ' • HUNT _<?/ HARBOR9' ~ COVER HOME PROVIDED by GRUBB 6 ELLIS PAGm 2,.M~9tM91> '3. eo11•orttiy a eo. 4. GNbb & EUii 5. George Eldnl Co. 8. Watnont Homee 7. Unklue Homel I . The D .. lltcM AllO*tton •. H.w"-"Y 10. IMM eo.t "-'ton 1 . RemU of Coeta Meea LAOUNA HILLS • PAGe • SAN JUAN CAP'ISTitANO 12. Remax of Costa MeM 13. Rem.X of Costa Mela 14.Huntl~ 18. Open HOUM onctory 17. Open H0\189 Dtrectory 11.ci..ln.d 19. Cf111lfted 20. Cf 111 lfted 21. CflUlfled 22. New Home Hortzone 23. Cofdwelt Banker, Cott• Meea 2.-. ~Banker, Newport a.ch • * 2-Q 4 'cu:+ ' ~ OuR SPECIArlY JS PERSONAL SERVICE LOVELY E PLAN Exceptionally lovely Bluffs "E" plan located in forest-like setting on lush greenbelt. Private end .unit. 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, wide plantation shutters, new carpet, g·orgeous decor. Price includes the land. $289,000 EASTBLUFF-POOL Large family home, Lusk built "B" plan with beautiful pool and spa. 4 bedrooms, 21 2 baths, security system, 2 fireplaces. Leasehold. OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-IPM 2236 ARALIA, NB $254,900 GREENBELT LOCATION Very popular "Angelita" plan located on very desirable greenbelt. One level, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, very private end unit. Price includes the land. $215,000 BALBOA ISLAND light and airy, charming island home. Cathedral beamed ceilings, neutral decor, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath plus den. Priced extremely well. OPIN HOUSI SUN l·IPM 222 SAPPHIRE $3S4,900 SUPERB QUALITY • VIEW This totally redone "Delores" plan is unsurpassd in quality and tute. French doors open to large patio overlooking expansive Back Bay Very private end unit. 3 bearooms, 21h baths. Price includes the land. $395,000 SHARP BONITA PLAN Beautiful greenbelt location near pool. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, planta- tion shutters, all on one level. Private master suite. Price includes the land. $205,000 RARE .. Q,, PLAN Very few of these plans were built. Special 3 bedroom, 21/z bath with a conversation pit featuring fireplace. Near new carpets and tile, shutters, spacious living area. Price includes the land. $239,SOO IRVINE· UNIVERSITY PARK The price on this home has been reduced. Outstanding family home across from big park, pool, tennis. <4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, tormal dining room. Beautifully decorated with air conditioning and spa. $275,000 640-0020 Eastbluff VIiiage Center, Newport Beacn ·- ~ ---~~~~~~----------------------...-----------------------.......... a... ,,, I!. .. ,,-t.! .!l'A?r ~ ~ ~~ • -! , ,, r.: tr..r.r. 9e., le~-f morn .. ·.r. .Jd:i tT# .... f.n P'! lhil"' ~~ l'i ,.,......: g..~ a: • ,:r. r~ -pr: .....:-.. Ann~ .. U1m1 -USIW 9111 m& sm.m _r: l 82 ti': ~ f1o:wol ~ .:ry b.a '-' bni:k.. p;9Uf"J i;..,.., ~...,.., tor ~-~ ~~..r "' :Atili ti) tU~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ Anr.P~ ,_., -72 ICEl1 lllTU ..,._ Tl-.z:a .rr. cr..n~..prir;try ~.£!! with ll'M.t • 0':1 "' ! !.!.?r.i ._,.,~ ~nn fntl~ .f EB 4 a.A A.Ur.. c'-=""~ tr.--~·~~:-Liar ~'J,.C: :u.r:. ~:.is ~~ cnaa-~ P'?7r.i?I': ~ a:AU>!ilrd :h apa Y..ar~ ~ frK • ...,... --c tr'----~~ m., ~ ,,,,_.r. ilC't.""'• t ji . Ar.ri Pe<ns ... ,_,, -• I , • .,. ... _ A ff>'r'J ~.-'Wl 4 BR.. 4 BA ta:m:I, ~ wuh ' rrl'Xrl ~ ~ md lull bath. Pa'"JO . flft pt F~ • 4rtl frA ~4C'Y ~ IEOU· ,, ., ~ •n IV'7W ~ t-=droom an: WJCCICd blrrlrr,,m t ....... f~ Pnva~ xr:ftl fO ~ HcA:Jw [)i.nny i&l'ld 8artlliin Aurwe ,.._, -•&ml II 'Cl s.2'W ~ •W~1r.;• 4 BP. hot:-~ ::, ti-..: c..p: Ced f~ !_.,_,;;,tl'.d m 4 ~ ~.u-.d i"l'°.i'• ~ W~ f1>:U.ffl y,.m f.or lilmlJy pt..;r ;,.rid ~t.H"'4ln rr'1'".L f'rr.-.. ~ ~ T.I) ~ bea:::h!s 8'!-.;-rly ?wforpt: } ilrirl Hr..c#: ~.r. y .. lllll . -·· Ll1 ·--e. ~ lr"-' ~:of? of "f'"'·T ~.<imS Ul the ~ -:~ ~.:1y <A ~.iur. Pnmie cul-de-cic h.;. tx,,r. .. th ! 5 .{.( :l'f ft E.xttllttl l aia:i.m:itabilir ft:-.Jlt.. A ~f':at CA.11 •t s-4~ 000 ~ Pand\ .-.. un • m 1111r mJ. ..--n ..;:$ ,.,.. t) W"Jry tarJI!! of • va&t ~ 91.U!.f' tr~ f~ ~ BR. 3 BA. : g:-.~ ltvm« rr,.Jm.. ~ md "~.nda ~ r>"t1rr• mar~t for qwdc s:aLt Maur~ Whi~ vd t.11 Ur.A1lt' ,.... .... --C/Jf'f.J••A DEL MAP. -~..n Blvd V of rt'~ C..t..ltn.il ;&OO fn!aJ", frr.rn lhn t o su:ir) tf.l('('r r rhr ""1tr~JtTB 3 BA frxm.;;J dmmg rorxn. ~ ""'rrriE'."t ,11:itr.r.M'l <and 1.mily n:nm f rt."nCh dorJrl ,,_. • mdrr•~ a~ WUldowl and paned bit) -. rit"'nw-1 U«ht a.net ilJl'Y Pnva~ paao. ~ ~ rfi4(1 other' illfT""'1'Ube ~at ~JJOO inch des Li.rod. By •W..Mtmn'i only Donna GodllhaD .. 1111 ......... n.~ 4 BR 3'n BA. ~ ~ manor pL.n 2 as truly a~ horrw Rich f'l8k pa:nrq •oo pit.l'quet f~ Pttf«t family and ent.ena:zn.. rrl'Tlt ~ feat.UPs, sra:nd formal livinl and 1.1t1unc r(J(J(m P~ family room l...arp t.t:tc prdrn wath per.A and spa c.aD Dam:.y &4bb S~ Grody U1181~ .... TlW! <JriCltW "GoodwW" rrxdri Two bedroon1 pl dr.-n W1 th f rA"ITW dininc I.II creat location QVttlootU.nc be9ctf ~ .and bey Boat dip mnd Land inducted Martha Macnab and s~ Grody rs 11 • u...anm 1121-u~ °"'Qnltu.re Onlf.' rJf l 0 UNt~ m enurt-esuies Privacy and~ Near mam pool Sup!'f'b 111 • 1pCCiaJ way Sharon V oSt t1 2 Gwlc •1ta., Salte 100 I' ... M.aJam~ •ML.._ ... Hl:'.ibe ~ ............ • 5 sr.. ...,.. 1 ~ ..... .. .. ™ i;"I£V;i ...,. -4B&.f'i f;S SPYGLASS All• • ~ 1 5 HAKB'.)I! 2I!.(i£ ---s sa Pr. .sc. t s F.ASTEU:"F'f ..... 15'.fl': 1 5 "~~£'& HDG·.. Mom ~ EG ! ~ 571 GLASS M'1'.a l ea f'E. Sp; 1.5 PE'" i:SV'LA - -4 B2.. PF. -4 H.AJtaOll. a • w ~ B2.. f"B. PJS J.,5 HAB.80R HCH!..XDS &m• ~ Ptd I_, MAJKA.I , ..... ! ~ 1-l SPYGLASS 12.-- \'c:it ~ l4 a... mG CA."<YON I 1--s B2.. Yr 1-5 a::G CAliYON ...... H!R. ra l 5 SEAV.nt~ ... 5 82. fR Ctr.=. pr,..l 1·5 SHOeF.CU.f"f" ..... 4 ea. P'R !..,) CXJVES ... l 82.. Ca=m p 1·5 CAMID HlGHLA:.'IDSm- l ea t -4 mGCUIYON --4 ea. flt. Por.l Spa l ·5 CX>eOPIA Oil.. M.-..P. S1, -- l ea. w alllr'tron. 1 -~ llMl .. WRll .... UY an L8rft1111 ,__ Dramauc from top'° boaom. cu.::. uns Ul the 1.11~ atnUm. 1'bett ~ 3 BR with a most z.numate ~t induOf!d &n lbr ~ SWl.t' ~l 1J1Rm the bome".s en~ W1dth ~ Al9o ud•dect an the ~ ~ 3 BA and ~ f.amlJy room. Maauftrl White and Ed F.a::a.no ---l•llT ~ Build )'O'&r own drm home m lbt ~ cuard-cated cammum1y of Ha.rtxlr ~ The lot .u high cm tbr hill owriookn8 Newpon. Harbor. (:a&.ahm .Mt Ow Pac:ibc Ocean.. Plam for a ~ 3 ~ 6.53$ mq It. home Maureen Wbiie md Ed F.-ca:no MllllAll&Rl•HI 191•-...... A .,...aced and dnmaoc 4 Ba. 4 BA. f.amily room a.san home brbSnd gu31'd ~ indaading fftdorm swuw•anc pool met spa Wlth waterfall. T et I aced prdem ad to lighted pzebo & paddle temm aJUn. Maaem White~ beano 1111 lllmlmt.. ... Si.ngtt SI«}' Ha.rtxlr ~ home Wlth 2 BR. 2 BA. amken ~ and ClOil•Ef •tian ans. Extra larp yatd owrloolanc S.O ~ ~r and aty 1J&h1a A ""'"*'drd hideaway wi an open airy UpmR of ..... Maureen White and Ed r..:ano 6tt 6200 • IS •••• 11Yaam,_ a.•• n-.zs BP. ... BA. t~•.:· room, library .. txaa rot:r.:. Wt.tW n.un home hal a breatht.Utnz lJnt ('~ r..a:an. bily ur.ahna.. rziCht vww. ~ tt ~ ~ 2..f.IYAJ.r guud p~ at Harbor ~ TIW: perlect f~y & en~ homr nu. a bree-pool & If» Ed Fa:a:nol'M.aureen '\i\lu~ ,_,-••am 11.1.,. Remodr~. single s;tory. 4 BR. 4 BA home wt th ~ I fl oo the war.er H~ waurlront yard W'lt.h room for pool Pnvate awmnuruty behind guard gatf' Lfondrr will ~ excrlJent fmanc- mg Pncr mdudes the land.. Mau,.....,, 'A-lUW'Ed £.:a.no ua ••••llf•-••-• .. t.uma.... 11, 1._ Tub 4 BR 41 BA. rn bon~ room homr ~ u.ndttgo&ng • (~ bf l With ne'W paanl and Dr'A carpeting Located on the water m a guo&rd-pted commwut) 0¥.-ner •"lll catT) new lst TD wub ~1'\remel v at tractJ ve Ill terest rate a.net ten1a Ed Uc:ano aitd Maureen Y..lu l.t' ,. • CMIWI Wat--a ,•,• A "'UY rare opportuntt}'. ewaiats the fonunatr few who aJU1d own such an esute You may fttJ .., al you·~~ IO the 19th century ~ home as c:harad.erued throughout by pb:siered walls, UD· ~~oak beams. anuque oak docn.. Marie An.toinr«e hardwood Ooon.. and vuy spooi.- t'OOlm Featunng 6BR. 6YJ BA. formal J..ivm& & d&ning rooms. Rpara~ family room. Gourmet kitchen & butJer's pantry. paneled study. wuv cellar, .. f ~p&aces, and all tbr al'DftUIJeS you would ~ Ul such a home A~iely 215 fttt of faJ.TWay fron~ UK! S1C1De 1g.ooo ~fl al land Truly ancomparable' $3,450.000 Appo&nt- ment with Danny Blbb AllDt•IOllMllSt 11-- 100' of~ waterfront propeny Sui~ for condos or lndudes the right foe-at leasl 4 slips ~fered mdudi.ng the land at $1.900.000 MartN Mxnab 111 aTm&n QllSllllAI man u • • ....._. .-.. Located on approxunacely 2.2 acres overlookina N~pcn·s Upper Bay SwnptJous es\ate affords lO(a) pnvacy. secunry. LavlSh mun living quar- t.en.. !epllnate 91ef'\.-ants quarters. oom~ eques... tnan bcihoes. 20-car lara&'l" -a.u SUIT'OWlded by lhE mo5t e~ptiooal grounds & Landscapmg oom-~ wtth rwuung swams.. fountains, pooh and ~ redwood trees. Martha M.cna.b " llU ....... _ IUl- Com.fortab&e, '4-ell-mauu.amed. ~-o-stary. f.mly home. Only ~ lO sea and gild Wood pane&ed fa.mil Y room WI th buiJ t • 11'1 bar and sliding gla5 walls that open lO ~ ocea.n ~w dttk. Priced foe immedia~ sale. MAKE OFFER! Paula &iley IE.lllmtD•r--. ..,..... Extraordinary income wut m gMt oondiQon m best beech are.a. Both uruts 3 8Rl2 BA plus ~ pnvate yard W/barbecue C>.vnet' will carry fm.annnc on •ttnictive tttms. Paula &iley RlmlTI • • tM\'11 p 111 -Be&Uliful tndiliana.I custom built hmM A't:iuw perfectjon. '1'wo years undtt~. C&rved oak doors. ~vy crown moldihgs. .ooct ~ hardware. Wooderfu) golf coww and Lake ~w. flw ~ ~ 8 BA. formal d.inina room. Wonderful pool and pauo Al"N for en~. C-entral alarm S)"Ste"n Bewriy Morphy and Barbara Aune u~.awrw1llLA9 ~ PriVKy and • uniq~ bf tylf' a.re )'OW'S I.II this open and SpKtous bayfront homt-. ~ ~ 2~) BA. 2 fattplace. indoor spa. extra large lot Commwuty bnch. Will llCCOlnmOdate a 35· boat Gayle Amaito MIWPOlll BIACll CORONA·DEL MAR CONTEMPORARY DUPLEX NEAR BEACH · A truly outstanltina prot>ertY. Wood & Oass dtsl&n with many exc1t1nc futures.. bcettent rentals or owner plus income. May consider exchance or carry back $465.000. Alff GRffR CUSTOIMIUIL T IY OWNER · Only ~ block to beach 14 year okl custom home has 3 bdrms, 2~ baths, family room. formal d1n1na area l oversaed double garage. Added bonuses · some water vitw! Very ftll priced at $369.000. CAROi. PANGBURN THE RIGHT PLACE AT TIE RIGHT "*El · Unobstructed total view. Lilli lot Wltfl space tor ex~n. ftrst bme ottered. l0ctted 1n qnal Hartlof View Hiiis. Many exc1t1na possibilities. Pool & rock waterfall an lovely courtyard settinc, New 3-ur garaae. 3 bedrooms & family room. Priced for quick sale. $420.000 • BELLE CHASE LEE OPEN HOUSE Slit H 949 GOLDENROD AVE • C.D.M. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX · Grut owner's unit w/3 bdrms or 2 & d1n1f1&/den. Many UPCrades, fresh decor Private yard. 2 bdrm. 2 bath spacious unit over garage. Both units have separate entry, laundry room & stora1e S425,000. MARl YN TWJTCt£U SPYGLASS HILL • NEWPORT MODEL · One of the lowest PflCed 4 bdrm homes available in the area Exciting view ol hills, reservoir. and city liahts. full master s.u1te with ~ tub and steam shower. New carpet. new water heater. Roof recently inspected. kar 1araae. Assumable loans. $385,000. MARIA 8£RCOVITZ Ofl£N HOlJS( Slit 1--4 40 DRAKES BAY. SPYGlASS Hill OCEAN VIEW HO• ON LAROE LOT · Lovely quiet area of customized homes in Corona def Mar Access to private beach. Three bedrooms & two baths Two decks Perfect for entfrtain1111 $369.000 DEA BURTON NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT CREaT CONDO . Movt-tn tmmedt· . ately while escrow closesll 3 bdrm plus sitti" room end uml Communrty pool & tennis. Walk to beach. $189,950 8AR8ARA CHAMBERS OPEN HOUSE Sll4 2-S 26 WlOOOOSE.. NB UDO l&LE'S GOLD COAaT • four bedrooms. three l one half baths, thrtt cat pap. Al newly remodeW & sbll has room to llf)IRd. All this plus your own Pttf & sli9 to accommodate your fifty toot yacht BU VIUNT I UNITa UDO 181.E · four 2.bdfm, two 3 bdrm condOs in super location. Steps to commumty tennis & beaehts. Short walk to Udo Ytbct. shops & restaurants. All 6 for Sl,300.000. CATHRYN TDN.U BEU£ CtiASE U£ OPEN toJSE Slit l ·5 17 CARllE. BAY · SPYGlASS tti BALaoA ISLAND QUALITY REMODEL · 4 bdfm, 3'h bath home plus 3 bdrm apt The krtchen is a iourmet cooks ..._ SlNbts and ~ Windows create a brcht atmospflere. Lo¥tty street dose to S. Bayfront beach. Easy ""' to ferry. MARl YN TWl'TalU llEAUTFUL NEWPORT BEACH CONDO FOR S101,000 · Hi&flly uperllied one bedroom, one bath condo at the Yersailes. A must see tor a younc couple buyq thesr first bome, or matv.re ~ moY1nc to smaller quarte1S. AttrxtJve courtyard/fountain ex· posure plus secunty pte & poof. $106,000. JOYCE OA80l T /SAU Y StlPLEY NEWPORT BEACH CONDO · lease option. $1000/mo. with $5000 option money will mowe you mta this stunninc Ytlla Balboa condo with ocean Yll!W Complete security wrtti auanted pte. pool and spa. Owner must sett! SUBllTI $127.800 SALLY SMPLEY I JOYCE OABOl. T NEWPORT HEIGHT• · Umque 3 bdrm home in f antastlc locabon. Add 2nd story and have a buubful bay view. <:me to shoppq. beach, yacht dubs & restaurants. $249.500. MARY JANK/ AHH BE.ME.NT NEWPORT BEACH · Wd priced, excellent value! 4 bdrm, l 'h bath home in Harbor Yiew. SeUm have boucflt another and must setl! Immaculate, move "' condition . $349.000. TROOY STU88LEFl1.D NEWPORT BEACH WHEN ONl Y TH£ BEST WLL D0t · uquisrte details such as skylchts. new berber carpetq. mwrors. redecorated kitchen enhance thtS spectacueaf penthouse condo 1n the Villa Balboa.. Tranqu~ crtenbelt view. furllishqs 1111y be purchased. Absolutely tum key. $154,000. SAU Y SMPlfY I JOYct DABOl T VERSA• ' sa CONDO · Perlect fof ~ and ~~ rcbt too al $79,900. Dlll&tltfll Bache6or unit wrttl SfM>ti sueens divldtnc sleepinC quarters. A pleasant woodsy Yilw & al the llllflftia afforded ntort ~ve prot)ll'ties Lt.secwity ptl. pool, dwbhom ete. JOYCE INOl T /SAU Y 5'ftEY ' J EXCLUSIVE LIDO MYFRONT • MAY LEUE OPTION, t:z.OOO/llO. · 8autJfuJ ht ftaor condo Oft the water: $plcious 2 bdrm w /deck & am..1.&e den can be converted to 3rd bdrm. Pier/slip Secunty bid&. Lme. lease/option or sate. SubmlU' $510.000. SALLY StlPLEY NEWPORT UYFRONT HOIE WIPER I au» · One of ~.as best values! 4 8daas. · bmlly room, upstairs rttrat. secunty system, 3 hrepaces, separate utlkty room. Quality construcbon. Amplt parlinc, Move-in fresh. Sl,075,000. DON OeTIOMS NEWPORT BEACH CUSTOM BA YFRONT HOIE · Impressive 5 bdrm home. Dramatic curved staircase in entry. lots of tmpOfted marble and crystal throucflout. Spa oa ded plus slips for 3 boats. Perfect for entertJiniflc. $1,900,000. DEA BURTON OPEM SAT & ~ 1·5 500 HARBOR ISLAM>. N8 CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION· 5 BEDROOMS · Great home for family kvq and entertainin&. Private laiae lot with spaiUnc pool formal dnna. parquet ttoon tn family room. Walk to schools, park, and shopping vallaae. S259,900. VQI KRAUS EASTa.Uff, NEW ON THE llARl(ET · located across from the pa1k, this spacious family home otters 4 bdrms. tamity room, formal dlnl" and larre country kitchen. Enioy spa & flllht lcht view from patio. $359,000, includes land. CAROi. PANGBURN COSTA MESA ••A VERD£ · Expanded 4 bdrm. 3 bath charmer Eltra lar&e family room. separate dtninc room. laf&t kitchen opens to Ilic yard with pool & spa. Three-<1r garaae. Master bdrm suite with spa tub, bay window. cedar closet. $280.000. MAIM BlRCOVITZ Ofl£N HOUSE ~ l 4 1796 ORQE, MESA VERO£ IAVINE AFFORDABLE TURTLEROC« HOME • 11•,500 FEE · Perfect for the buyer seet"-a pnme area at an affordable pnce. Sunny, •level plan on comer lot. Upcraded & atr-condlboned. Grat location. Wall to park, pool, tenncs & ~ SAU Y St9'\.EY I JOYC[ DA80t. T UNIVERSITY TOWN CENTER · Dont m1ss this lovely 2 bdrm, 2'h bath condo. Walkmc distance to 00. theatres, moYleS and shopplnc, Sellers are very arooous $137.900. ANN BOOT /MARY JAi« A Bl!aT 9UY ON QRl!ENUL T1 · lrone condo prad to set fast. 2 bdrms & den. 2'h baths in Rancho Sin Joaquin. Grat locahon nm pool and tolf course. lllflt and airy mocW •With neutral colors thruoul $15',900. l'AGI 6/IATUltDAY JUN• 14, , ... __________________________________ DAILY PILOT /ft.AL Ul'ATS We don 1t just sell 11waterfront" ... we specialize in property on the water ... near the water ... and with a view of the wat_er. GEM ON UDO lovely tradlUonal 3 bed home with ormal dtntng room in private corner locdt1on on u1<'I end of island Beautifully decorau~d with paned indow1o, \hutter'>, and hardwood floors $365,000 6J 1 1400 LINDA ISLE d 4 bdrm bt>aullfully built "Manor House ' w11h optional dt>n or _guest Soaring ceiling\ dnd creative windows fram<> dramatic Say vistas A 2 \tory with family & formal dining rooms & large dod. Sl 975,000 631-1400 CLASSIC ON LINDA ISLE Ne.trly 5000 sq ft beauti- fully appointed traditional with 5 bdrm'>, family, formal dining & utility rooms plus lovely dockside p.1110 Courtyard gives privacy ro spa & dip pool s 1,495,000 631-1400 PENINSULA BA YF'RONT St>nw11onal vu.•ws from this 3 story complete redo. 6 bdrms, including 3rd fir master suite with atrium bath & vu deck Xtra large lot with wide lawn leading to dock Fully furnished at Sl 475,000 631-1400 NEWPORT SOPHISTICATE 70' Bay fr ontage with dock. and side tie A large ont' sty, 4 bdrm home with den, d ining & family rooms bit in "U'' s~pe around spacious patio with custom pool. $998,000631-1400 BALBOA ISLAND-BA YFROm DUPLEX Down channel and open bay views from this south biyfront location. A spacious well maintained property with 3 & 2 bd units. Temfic rental history. furniture avail- able for sale $895,000 631-1400 or 673-6900 HARBOR RIDCE Completely customized 4 bdrm, den family and formal dining room French doors and windows, quality stone & woodwork and up - holstered walls lovely pnvate patio with pool spa & f.:1n1as11e VU'> $850,000631·1400 OUTSTANDING LIDO REMODEL Extra large cor- ner lot on the P1ana. Nearly 4000 sq ft with 5 bdrms, KOurmet L.11ehen, family room with fp. living room with wall of fr doors to huge patio, all bf'au11fully dppomted $835,000 631-1400 SPECTACULAR VIEWS from JUSt above thf' en- trance to Newport's harbor. Custom Corona del Mar dupl<'x with spacious owner's unit, a 2 bdrm for income plu1o bonus guest apt Walk to shopping & l!ntertainment. $785,000631-1400 -BALBOA ISLAND on 2 lots" largf• two !>torv 4 bdrm homt> w11h family room plus view lrom roof ell·< L. ~adm1n1on c our r in largf' p.1110 \Ur rmmd•·d by greenery on lovt•I) '>trt•c•t S689,UOO b 11 1400 or 673-6900 OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Returhl\ht:<l J & J. hdrm units with grant master suite upsta1r' 1J..t• new cabinets, ana fireplaces in both units F abulou!> Catalina & ocean views Patio with B B Q $595,000 673-6900 COUNTRY ENGLISH J bdrm built with ex< ept1011al quaf11y Custom woodwork. crown moulding\, hard- wood floors and French doo" ro Roger s Gdrdcm' patios. $495,000 631-1400 CONDO WITH GREAT VIEWS of both Ba) .rnd Rhine channel Ele~nt high cetftnged un11 with fireplaces in both ltv1ng room and master bedroom A. total o f 3 bdrms, 3 baths plm·u11l11y ronm and 2 patios Security building with available boar .,11p $450,000 631-1400 WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PENINSULA._······-··············· .. ····-·············· $359, 2041 E. Balboa, Sat SEA VIEW---·--····-··· .... · .. ·------··----~· $3 l 9, 1903 Yacht Camilla, Sat & Sun PENINSULA.. .... --··------·---···--···· $239,000 600 E. Oc~nfront, #20, Sun. LIDO ISLL..--·····-----··-···-----··--·-$375,000 125 Via Vella, Sat. & Sun. UDO ISLL..-...-··--·-·-.. ·--·-······ $3$5,000 818 Via lido Soud, Sun LIDO PENINSULA...._. _____ , ___ ·····--·--·· .. '459,000 633 Lido Park Dr .• #E2, Sun. BALBOA ISLAND .• -·--·--.............. ·-··-·-$745,000 1301 N. Bayfr ont, Sat. NEWPORT H£JCHTS-····--······--··--·-· s.360,000 618 St. James Place, Sat PYGLASS .... -.............................. -·····--···-$4'9,750 21 Bodega Bay, Daily BALBOA ISLAND large cathedral ceilinged 4 bdrm homf' with a 2 bdrm guest unit A fle xible property which also can be 3 and 2 bdrms Close to beach and village, brings supt-r \ummer rental income $440,000 673-6900 PRIME NEWPORT DUPLEX Forever OCt'clrl & sumer views, 15 srt•ps to beach ComplPtPly rt'- turb1shed, inside and out, 4 and 3 bdrm unite, wtth built-ins and fireplaces Street and location, a rarf' offf'r mg for ocean lovers $440,000 67 3-6900 SHORECLIFFS Well-maintained J bdrm home w11h formal dining room & den on l~rge corner lot with established rose garden & fruit trees. Glimpse the ocean, watch the magnificent ~unst>ts and en1oy the pnvate beaches tn this lovely community $395,000 631-1400 HARBOR RIDCE TOWNHOME Expanded o nt" \tory 2 bdrm & den with model perfect decor. Serene canyo n vjews from the beautifully 1.mdscaped ter r.ice. Owner says, "SELL." S.359,000 EXEClmVE NEWPORT Bright, frMh and young 4 bdrm, spacious kitchen den and forrNI dining room Colonial feeling with clapboard & lots of used brick, lovely pool in spacious yard plus cabana or weight room $375,000 631-1400 POTENTIAL ON POINT Unusually ~rge · cottage st~le 4 bdrm & family room ho me with lovely south pdt10 on charming ''country lane " Steps to biy & ocean beaches IUS T REDUCED-SUPER BUY! S.335,000 631-1400 CLIFFHAVEN Charming traditional 3 bdrm h ome in desirabk! area. Formal dining room, remodeled kttchen, plus spacious family room opening ro lush yard w11h custom pool $325,000 6) 1-1400 OCEANFRONT CONDO at the o ld Rendevous Ballroom sne 1n the center of the new Balboa 'renaissance Brighi and airy 2 bdrm & den in security building just steps to exciting new restaurants and night fife Perfect summer or wmt-er vacation $289,000631-1400 BA YSHORES A CHARMING Beautifully decorated storybook cottage wtth 3 bdrms, including 2nd floor master suite, large living room with fireplace and sunny kitc hen built around lovely patio. S24S,OOO llH) 631-1400 NEWPORT, HIGHLY UPGRADED Steps. to library, park and school ~ bdrms, 2 V1 birhs, with utlllty room and 5aun.a. Newly tiled kitchen floors and French doors. Cul-de-sac location. S22S,OOO 631-1400 BLUFFS TOWNHOME Attrac11ve 2 story unit. 3 bdrm with 1 bedrm and 1 bith down plus sp.icious pnvate patio and 2 car garage. Owner may auist with financing. land included al $ 182,500631-1400 VILLA BALBOA-BREA 11fT AKING V1EWS of ocean and coastline night lights. An absolutely Im- maculate 1 bdrm and den, complete with levelors A nearly new security complex, community pool, bike to beach. Reduced to $169,000 631-1400 COST A MESA-NEW ENGLAND STYLE A newer 2 story condo near shopping & Orange Cout College Two master suites w1th 2111 biths plus 2 car garage, great for shared ownership lender owned . $117 SOO 631-1400 • HOME IN GUARDED NI T COM. UNITY Cheerful and bright with extr1 large pie haped yard. One story with 2 spacious bdrm1 den & itchen with breakfut nook. Cathedr~I ceilinss In arge llving room wtth fp. Comm. pool, spa and enn1s courts. S319 000 631-1400 Two otllcet eeniq Costa Meu. Corona c1e1 Mar, Jlmdbacton Beacll, lniDe, Llpu Retell ucl 1'ewport Beadl WATERFRONT 'HOMES, INC. REALTORS Salft, Rent~ls, Pr~,.fy ~~gement 2436 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 631·1400 llSMarine Ave. Balboa Island 873-6900 ,. NEW LISTING CW SY TORIO•l -In cos- mopotttan CdM. Near scenic views and creative dining 3 bdrm, 3 bath, 2600 sq.ft. Fine appoint- ments $439,000. SIX UNIQUE HOMES: WE'LL NAME THE STREET, YOU NAME THE AREAi NARCISSUS FIH SAU -Priced below current ap- praisal. 4 doors from ocean. view, family home. 7 years old, im- maculate. $545,000. ANS 1 AB I LONE rum TWO HITS -On full lot, fireplaces. large patio, close to bay, $18,000 a year. then build a dream home. $295,000. ANS 2 ----UNDER S300,000----- 0I IOllTA. II lllffS -Back bay and night tight view from 3 bdrm, 2 bath condo, end unit. sunn~ patio, on greenbelts. $229,000. LOftlY TllU 11 TIE llUff -Its special! 3 bdrms, on a lovely greenbett loaded with trees 2 story townhouse. 1830 sq.ft. $240,000. KEWAMEE Dl1QIE OHOITUIITT - For family desiring spacious <& bdrm pool home In prestigious lrvlne Terrace for under $400.000. ANS 3 Wltt>SONG 1112.HI Fii TIO IOIMI -On cozy cul-de-sac near nature area. Community pool and spa. Oynamltet Great Newport price. ANS 4 --- ---$315,000 TO S450,000 --- CAP£ COi II Cll -A 3 BR, 21h BA charmer. 2 story, spacious master suite & family room, on tree lined street close to beach. $435,000 IOT STUFF H Tl ( IUllET -A 3/2 and 2/ 1 duplex in Old CdMI Cul-de-sac near footbridge. Cozy feel and atrium in owner's unit $359,000 SPECIAL 11 CAllOI ISUlt -Upgraded Pinehurst LACOU IUCI -Cottage flavored 3 bdrm. a block model, 2BR. den, comm. spa. tennis, pool. Big to Victoria Beach, newer and nicer. with a peek declt with smaJI view. Tasteful! $210,000. f bl 1~ .... '115 ooo 0 uevivw. ~. . WHITEWATER llCCUT F\IOI PUii And Miier wants offer on 3 bdrm. two story with community pools and tennis courts. Just reduced to $335,900. ANS 5 CArt>LESTICK CWSIC Ml -In beautiful nelg h - borhood. 4 bdrm, 3 bath pool home wtth spa. large .yard. fruit trees. $325,000. ANS 6 ---OVER S1 MILLIO,-N--- 11¥11l con man -5 bdrm, 1 story home, ocean view, Laguna's finest area wl1h private beach, comm facilltles. $1.190.000 A VIW OI TR Mf -In San Clemente, spectacu- lar view of the Pacific, 5 bdrms, medlterranean flavor. owner wtlllng to finance $1,500,000 RIOT nDI 11 Tl( UllO -Spectacular 8.700 sq.ft home on 1h acre oV9f1ooklng 99Ctuded beach&. coast llne. $4,300,000. UTTU ISWt llCl9E -2 units, full Balboa Island CDI l llLSltE -Potential view, 3BR, 2BA, access OPEi SATURDAY 1·& lot, flreplaeet, patio, close to bay Income to private beach and very anxious owner. Lush .._. Cll $5'4S.OOO 221 ..,..._. $18,000/yr & bulld dream home. $295,000 foliage, sparkllng poot, large rooms. $358,000. u nique 3 bdrm. 1 bll( to t>eKh N Fogany kll c• S625.ooo Classic 4 bdrm. 3 bath ---$519,000 to $745,000 ---111,.,,, M Hugill COIOU Hl IAI CUSSIC -Modernized 2 bdrm, 1 bath charming home, jennalre. tlled spa, stained glass. space for ottloe or studio. $295,000 SET DOi i VIEW-From beamed llvlng room watch OPEi SUIDIY 1·& bay and pavllllon, 3 bdrm, offioe, courtyard. 111 CUYll s210,000 ti ...,_ ..._. llCIOI LI Vll'l ltl -Make an offer. You might own It. Owners want out. $50,000 down. O.W.C designer kitchen. Unique at $575,000 Tasteful Pinehurst. 2 bdrm den, am view T. Boland $225,000. SUllT & l llCIT -Townhome overlooklng all of llml S240,000 Hit Wirta .....,. 0 Johnson 11 ( II PllSHT fT10I -1 bdrm + con- vertible den, In popular Orange Tree Streams. Nwprt Beach. Perky 3 bdrm, 3 bath, retreat off Two story. 3 bdrm townhome master suite. In Harbor Ridge at $661,000 tennlt, pool, activities. $115,000. •OT l llOUS( · l IETIUT -LB compound: tennis II CAPISTU 0, $14,IOI -Rare flndl Trust llqul-court. spa, adobe walls. tile roof, pool, view of datlon calla for sale. Townhouse near pool, quiet the Pacific Plenty of bdrms $745,000 cul-d&-aac. Sold In present condition $64,000. A LOVELY UfUnU -Harbor Ridge townhome with serene view of city and beyond. 3 bdrm, 3 bath, Wiii •ll.llll $358,000 IH ..... aea 3 bdrm. 2 bath. private beach access B Barrington .... 1111 $545.000 Untqu• 3 bdrm, 1 blk to beach ... cu $625.000 Classic 4 bdrm, 3 bath 221 ........ J Skahan 121 ,.,,, M Hugtll IACI Uf TO -Newer. larger Cape Cod style with 3 bdrm a. Bay view. sun decks, and A/C. Master suite has cozy fireplace. $225,000. Impeccable condition and AC $M2.SOO '----,-_ ---------------' STum llOIE _ In outer Mission Viejo 3 bdrm. 2 IEACll FIOllT TOW .. Oll -In construction, get bath needs loving femlly, has views of the hills Involved. 3 BR. 2BA on W Ooeanfront. Adult- beyond Asking just $125.000. family living. $20,000 decor pkg $560,000 ANSWERS: tnn«ta ·g 1N'l "'°"''' ·~ ntua1 t*'•IN t '""'1 ~~ £ puq1t toqtg 1Al!l l Ml:>..,., 'l THE DALEBOUT ASSOCIATION aAYSHOA£8 ... Your own vllla a1 the water'• edge. Sixty foot prime lot on f• land. Step- down living room. Formal dining room wttn oak church panetllng and wine storage. Ave bedrooms. Three baths. Inviting balcony over- looking the bay. Hand paJnted cabtneta and stained glass celling In large country kitchen overlooking bay. Elaborate uae of hardwood floors. mouldings and French Doore. Three car garage with toads of storage............ s1.-,ooo LINDA ISLE ... Beyond guarded gates alts a water oriented three bedroom home of near perfection. The attention to Interior detaJI Is Impeccable (high beamed ceilings, beveted glass, gourmet kitchen. etc.) Seventy-two feet of waterfront. Pier. Slip. An experience to be savored......... .. ................................. $1, 111.000 IRVINE TERRACE ... Against an awe-Inspiring backdrop of bay activity, blue ocean and gllsten- lng night lights, you'll discover a boldly desloned home. Three bedrooms. Five baths. Superb master suite. Beautifully Integrated kl1chen. This residence really packs a wallop ........... $905,000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5 .......... 1308 Dolphln Tenace DOVER SHORES . . . Custom bayfront home with an ambiance of speclaJ features. Pier and float for large boat. Main house has huge living room, dining room, library and master bedroom suite. Across the huge brick patio Is a separate two bedroom suite................ . .......... $775,000 Open Sat 1-5 ........... 30I Morning 8t.r LMe CUFF HAVEN ... Spectacular vJew. Enjoy atl the activity on the bay. Two bedrooms. Two and one-half baths. Living room, master bedroom and kitchen recently remodeled. Upstairs area could be used In many ways. Great workshop and sewing room. Truty a million dollar view with a home thrown in ................................. $725,000 DOVER SHORES . . . Huge home Mexican pavers In entry. family room and covered patio Large livmg room. Family room with brick fire- place. walk-behind wet bar and lcemaker, and room for pool table. Extra large kitchen with loads of cabinetry and eating area. Master bedroom has walk-In closets, cabinetry with drawers, separate tub and shower. Three ad- ditional spacious bedrooms with shutters on the wmdows. Sewing room. Oen with wood cabi- netry and shelving. Huge covered patio on view side of the lot ....................................... '818,500 DOVER SHORES . . . Dramatically renovated. Three bedrooms. Superior kitchen with break- f as1 room. Dining room. Famlly room. Giant play room. Three fireplaces. Hardwood floora. High beamed ceilings. Plantatton Shutters. French doors Unobstructed view ................... 1895.000 DOVER SHOAE8 . . . Elegant view home with etched glass double door entry. Carved ~llng In foyer. Large master bedroom with dresalng area. Master bath with large Jacuz:zJ with retrect- able roof. Oen with oak panelled walls. Three additional bedrooms. Famlly room wtth flreptaoe and peoky cedar wall. SpatlcHng pool and Jacuizt. Security system...... . .............. $695,000 Open Sun 1-5 .................... 1., Oa1axJ Drtve A REAL ESTATE COMPANY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : DOVER SHORES ! • • • • ......... do .. fMlke ... etlltement ...... • we beheYe th18 expanded view home to be • If-the best buy In Dover Shores! Dec:orated In • : excellent taste. Llvtng room, dining room, : • kftchen end master bedroom open to view • Jt patlo. Entry, family room and kitchen are • • tiled. Huge family room with sunken walnut Jt • wet bar, wine storage and refrigerator. : : Large master bedroom has mirrored • it dressing teble. Master ba1h with sunken • • tub, stall shower and double sinks. TotaJ of • • five bedrooma and four baths. Den op-• : postte master bedroom. Gourmet kitchen : • with Thermador double, aetf~lng • • ovens. miefowave. compactor. Jenn Air • • Barbeque and Cooktop, Kitchen Aid Dish-Jt : washer. Separate maid's room and full : it bath. Security system. PRICE JUST RE-Jt. it DUCED ............................... NOW S..75.000 • : Open Sat-Sun 1-5 .... 11.a SMtlego Ortve : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CUFF HAVEN ... Cape Cod design. Spectacu- lar view. Living room with fireplace. Dining room Spacious family room. Two bedrooms. Two baths. So much deUghttul refurbishing has been done tt gtves you the lmpr~on of a new home. New carpets. New stdlng on front of house. New driveway. New deci<s. New wrought-Iron fence around pool .......................................... $550,000 Open Sun 1-5....... .. .. . .. . .. . . .. . . . . 1710 Ktnge Roed WEIT CUFF . . . A "Presley" built custom home. Three bedrooms. Four baths. Plank ftoors. Family room with fireplace. Formal dining room. His and hers baths In master bedroom. Den with large screen television and built In stereo and speakers. Fruit trees. Poot Spa Gazebo. Beautiful courtyard with water fountain and greenhouse..................... •........• S..75,000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ........... 1207 Hlghlend Drtve BAYCREST ... Stately two-story home. VJew of baci< bay. Two master suites. Ave bedrooms. Two story living room with flreplace. Family room with fireplace. Dining room. Kitchen with eating area. Wet bar .................. NOW $399,900 Open Sat 1-5........... ..... ..... 2100 Leeward Lane BAYCAE8T . . An Inviting and comfortable four bedroom home. Gourmet kitchen with fNef'f convenience. Spacious backyard with abundant trees and flowertng shrubs. A great famlly nefghbomood ........................... 1375.000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES . . . Remodeled Paletmo modet Four bedrooms. Two and one- haJf baths. Destgner upgraded. Large private corner lot with loYety landscaping. Newly ~~~n~~: ... ~ .. ~~~~~~~: ... ~~~~~~ Open Sat 1-5 .................... 1I01 8-mouth 8AYCREST ... THIS lovety home wu d-'gned for comfortable llvtng and entertaJnlng. Formal dining area. Thr• spacious bedrooma. Two bathe. Gorgeous wood and tHe tk>or1. Huge yard. Ample room for poof ................... t:a2ISvOOO 631-7300 BAYCREIT .. Cheerfut four bedroom home. Two and on.half batht. Two ftrtPtac. ... wMe brk;k In living room, atone In tamlly ioom. Dining room. Gr•t kitchen wfth .n new ~. Including m~owave. BreakfU1 bar. H•ted pool. Low maJntenance ywd. Pttce r9duced ........................................................... 1295,000 Open Sat 1-5 ................... 1I07 Wlndwwd Lw NEWPORT BEACH . . . OeUghtful three bedroom family home In a great tamJty nelgh- bortiood. Two and one-half bathe. Specious living room with flagstone flreplece. Extensive breakfast counter In kitchen. Formal dining room lovefy view of back bay and night llghta ..... ................. ... . .................... '211.000 HARBOR HIGHLANDS ... Neat home In a delightful family area. Three bedrooma. Three and one-half baths. Master suite upstairs. Spacious llvtng room and famlly roomiz~~ area. New electric kitchen ................. . EASTSIDE COSTA MESA . . . Goffer'e ct. llght...Hldden away on a quiet cul-de-uc close to a most prestigious golf course. Large two- story, three bedroom home. Two and on.half baths. Formal dining room. Huge country kitchen. Two fireplaces. Sotar heated poof ..................... ········· ............................ 1214,IOO THE VERSAILLES .. Southwest locatlon. Un- obstructed view. Two master suites. Upgraded throughout. Furniture negotlabte. Security- gated community with pool and gym .. •112.000 EASTSIDE COSTA MEIA . . Large, quiet end unit In a well maintained twenty unit complex. Former model. Three bedrooms. Two and Ofl&- hatf baths. laundry facllltles Inside. Large =~a~:~~a~~~~~~~~~-~ .. ~~~-·~= SEAWIND . . . A "starter" home In Newport beach at a reasonable prloe. Very private end unit condo. Two master bedroom sultee, two and one-half baths. Private patio ........ tMO.OOO INCOME CORONA DEL MAR ... Thie beMrttfully crafted edifJce has the ftexlblllty of a home for large famlty, or a duplex with thrM bedrooms up and two down. Bay view la apectacular. OYerelzed lot. One block to beach.············-···~···· M30.000 Open Sun 1-5 .............................. 2511 ... .,... PENINSULA POINT ..• Rare stx-plex among fine reatdences. One two-bedroom and five one- bedroom unlta. Owner will exchange for tndua.- tnaflcommerclal or truet deeds. Clr•1 ,..,,tll area near the beach. Property apprat.ed at $860,000. REDUCED TO ...................... IHS.• CORONA DEL MAR . . Duplex. Two bedroome MCtl unit. Large lot. South of the hJghw:laonly two btocka to Ocean Boulevard..........,,oao 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH PROfil,Z- Laguna Board's Growth Marketed By Acconiplishment By: Jim Hathcock 1986 for clients in the resort com- munity. suiting fears that property values would plummclSpurrcd the board to initiate a muive letter-writing cam- paign aimed at the Signal. 011 and Gas Company of Los Angeles. on the markeL .. Home don't fall an to defined catcgOries like they do m other ·ciiies ·whicb were· ~loped as a series of large subdivisions, Thomas said. MABIE THOMAS Laguna's board was onginally founded m October of 1924 as the Laguna Beach Real Estate Board with 28 brokers, 23 salespersons and 15 affiliate members. The Laguna Beach Multiple Listing Service was formed in May of 1956 by 54 Re- altors including Lloyd Milne, who remains an active member of the organization. Laguna Beach's mayor, Marty Collison also actively participates in the group. Looking back at . transaction re- cords for the area, Thomas shows how much property values have escalated by pulling out an ad from an issue of the South Coast News from April of 1960. It offers an exclusive Emerald Bay ooean-front, three-bed, two-bath home with a fabulous coastline view and patio for $82,000. Home-age concerns Laguna buyers less than those m other sub- market.sand appraisers have a hard- er time finding comparable homes on which to base their estimation of value. "Outsjdc appra.siers don't under- stand what adds value to property an Laguna. E.ach home bas different views. I never get ti.Rd of touring property because I am always ~ covering new views," Thomas said When Mane Thomas moved to California from New York J 4 years ago, she looked at most of Orange County's cities and then chose Laguna Beach as her new home because of its unique vanety of building sytems and less-hcct.Jc pace. She has posnted out the same dis- tinctions to homebuyers ever since. Professional education and com- munity involvement rank high on the board's list of priorities and members arc dedicated to attending meetings of the California Real Es- tate Associauon to make stato of- ficials aware of Realton' views and gam knowledge of legislation that may effect personal property rights and taxes. Sina: its early days, the Laguna board has actively responded to the needs of property owners by protect- ing the environment and fighting actions that would jeopardize borne values. In June of 1959, the public and real estate community were warned that the Huntington Beach refinery would seriously damage the good air in Laguna Beach. The re- ·•How times have changed. Today, the average listed price for a home in Laguna is $433,453," Thomas said. She broke down bar market analysis further noting that the average tw~ bedroom borne sells for $199,2SO, three-bedrooms for $216,864, four- bcdrooms for $257,000 and five- bedrooms for $496.333. .. The big difference between ~and the rest of Orange Coun- ty tS that people can walk where they need to go. The prices will always be slightly higher than in other prime Orange County locations because Laguna is out of the smog and is beach-oriented. Due to the strong le-aders.bip shown by Thomas and her predc~ c:esson, the Laguna Board has won awards fbr scrapbooks depicting their accomplishments and for their newsletter. In addition to the ethical and educational aspects, Thomas said Realtors' involvement in local boards gives them the chance to work together and find solutions to common problems. As a result. members wbo are active sharpen their professional communication skills and arc better able to serve their clients. As current president of the Laguna Board of Realtors, Thomas holds the reins of the 600-member group which has processed 1,500 listings and consumated 250 sales during If you want to sell Laguna, you have to go and see each home that's REALTY T he Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm .. LIWIST PllCI * YILU U&.IU 1124,llO Sharp condo In gate guarded Villa Balboa. Spacious 1 bdrm model opens onto private enclosed patio. Deluxe built In kitchen. L.&111 ... ... 1121,000 Spacious 4 bdrm famlly home with sweeping bay and city lights view. Family rm, dining rm, 3 car garage -the Ideal home for an active growing famlty. Owners moving out of state say "SELLI" IA"lm EIT&TI ULI 11,Jll,llO Sprawling bayfront home with 88 feet on the bay. Located In exclusive gat&-guarded Bayshores. 4 bdrms, family rm. large bayslde patio, plenty of room fm a pool. Reduced to settle ettate. 2812 Bayahme Open Sun 1-... TIUWll ... 1!17 .... Luxu~toua 2 bdrm end unU with fabulous vtewe of the bay, ocean and city Ught• from ~ room. Large sun deck, full eecurtty bulldtng, 1at rate recreation f llcilltlea. Reduced for quick ea.le. 11mMTH IUOl OHll 11M,IH Charming 2 bdrm upstairs unit In popular Hunt- ington Township. Party size deck -very private. Beautifully maintained grounds and community pool. Walking distance to shopping and park. The Harbor Realty rental department has a waiting list of desirable year round tenants that want to live In Newport Beach. If you have a garage apartment or home to rent, call our rental department for fast pro- fesslonal aervk::e. 11 fUT ."' .. , 11 ....... Spacious •ngte level 3 bdrm home perfect for Indoor-outdoor Hvtng on presttglous Harbor laland Roed. Swimming pool, family rm with bar and fonnal bayalde dining area. Pier and ftoat can accommodate terge yacht. Owner will flnance. llAI LUii lnlll 1122,MO Well located Newport Beach condo with 1 bdrm plus a separate convertible den. 2 full baths, deluxe gourmet kitchen, private deck, . ex- pensive carpeting, full security building. ICW YO PllllHSI * IOllO 1211,111 Fabulous white water view from this spacious 2 bdrm 2 bath condo. Huge master suite, formal dining rm, high cathedral ceilings, large private sun deck. ... • m MDI su a.-U11 Beautiful comer location across from tM beach tn picturesque Car11bad Bultd a home or two unite on each of three ~ 45 ft. lots. um.., .... ,..,... ~ 2 bdrm1, den, format dlntng rm & f amfly room. All beautlfully decorated In blue. ~. large private deck, upgraded carpets and high c.- thedral c.illnga. (213) 628-2828 . (714) 673-4400 2145 EA:IT COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR - PA .. 10/i"TURDAY~UNal4.;~e9141 ................................................................ Mt.AH.Y•~/ltaAL&STATI Termite repairs neither rare nor ·cheap Br JIM JOHNSOH llllcC....., ............. SACRAMENTO -When a home in the Sacra- mento area Is Inspected for pest damage, chances are one In four that repairs will be required, and that the cost of those repairs will range from several hundred to several thousand dollars -with the average running around $1,500. These figures are the average estimates of a sampling of pest-control operators In Sacramento. As a general rule, they added, the older tfle home and the longer the period since Its last Inspection. the more ltkely that damage will be found. The pest-control Industry In Callfornta Is highly regulated and specialized. One state license 1s rpqulred to control termites with chemicals. A second r1 nse Is necessary to use fumigants against them s111 another license Is needed to combat other pests. s h as rats, mice, cockroaches. wasps. and other ' !ctS. The same license that enables pest-control c. rators to Inspect your home for termites aJso d ·ws them to act as a contractor to repair any o lmage that wood-destroying Insects may cause. Termite Inspections are required by lenders when a Liuyer applies for a new home loan. and in most instances when an owner wants to refinance an e• sting mortgage. The lenders want to be sure that the property Is In good condition. Termite-control companies are benefiting from the recent plunge in home mortgage rates, which has spurred house sales and refinancing "We are In a terrible predicament," said Edward Bushing, owner of Paramount Pest Control in Sacramento. "We're now booked over four weeks ahead on Inspections." Other operators told of appointment backlogs ranging from one to three weeks, with the average runmng two weeks behind "It's very unfortunate when sellers wait untll they have a buyer before they request an inspection." Bushing said. "If we find something wrong. then the sale will have to be delayed until the repairs are made . . Which means a sale could be lost." When a home Is listed for sale. the 1tst1ng agent usually advises the seller about the need for a termite Inspection. Sellers. however, sometimes are inclined to wait until there Is an otter, Bushing pointed out ''They can be paid by the buyer or seller.·· he said "Typtcally, the buyer pays for the ter~lte Inspection. and the seller pays for the cost of any repairs that may be necessary " Termite-control operators report that two klnds of damage are common In Sacramento One results from subterranean termites that ltve tn the soil and commute dally to their wood work The other type of damage 1s from a fungus that causes dry rot "Dry rot 1s really a misnomer " said Doug Crutchfield, director of education for the Pest Control Operators of California (PCOC), the industry's Sacra- mento-based statewide trade assoc1at1on The decay that results from the fungi attack needs moisture to support grow1h," he said Inspections for termites and dry rot generally range from $50 to $100. A typical inspection takes from one hour to an hour and a half, according t o Darrell Ennes. manager of one Sacramento ottice of Terminix International Inspectors typically check for termites under homes on raised foundations. and around the inside and outside of concrete· sl~b-anchored residences They examine shower, ·oath: toilet areas. and roof overhangs for evidence of dry rot "I've seen a lot more dry rot damage this year, due to the heavy rains last winter," said Allee Skinner owner of Metro Termite & Pest Control When pest-control operators find dry rot, they recommend replacement of all damaged wood and the surfaces around It. Some also spray the replacement material with a fungicide. To rid a home of subterranean termites, the most common species found In the Sacramento area. pest control operators spray the soil around the feeding area with chemicals. Some chemicals suspected of being carcinogenic, like Chlordane, are widely used tn the industry. they said. (Pleue eee TERMITE/Pace 161 IRVINE COAST, RFALTORS® BEI'IER HOMEE AND GARDEN By ANDY LANG A..-....i"'- Inch lower than the standard height of 7' ~inches Behind the security gates of fasm1ne Creek you'll !ind thic; lo11el)' l bdrm trt le11el homt! with an unobstructed 111ew of the hills Top cond1t1on thru-out C omt' and see what s1sq.ooo wfll buy 1n this prestige area of Corona del Mar REMODELED KITCHEN with oalt cabinets and almost new appliances Ceramk tile entry parquet and oak floorln& Thi<; 4 bdrm. 2\l'J ba townhomt-Is • .x:•ted In quiet family netchbothood dose to 11- hrary. aprk and school Only $192.000 18124 CULVER, IRVINE, CALIF. WATER AND NIGHT LIGHT VIEWS from •lmost every room In the houtt! W•tch thf< duds •nd "'tldhte on th!! r-rvolr J bdrm 1111 b.a plus llbr•ry Buth b)' I M P.ter\ Pnc~ •I Sll'l.000 OwMt .. YI 1Nke oHer JR\ I~ l C OA~ I. RI -\l I OR'· SPARKLING CLEAN Rutaers Model In Unl11er· sity Park Vll1l1e Ill l bdrm. 2'h ba family room New paint. carpet, drapes and plants Plus all the parks and pools the as ssoct.tlon has to offer All this fot only S 177 000 768-7500 f ACH FIR"4 INDEPENDENTLY OWNf!D ANl>OPEAATfD Q. -Recently • large truck uaed our bl.cktop driveway to m•k• • dellvery. When It left, there were Hverel dHp dent• end • few crecka where the whMlt hed been. I ueed P•tchlng meterlal to repair every- ' thing, but wonder whether I al90 thou Id use • btacktop Heier. I A -Yes Even If the driveway had a sealer on It before the truck did its damage, It would be a good Idea to apply a new coat It has many benefits. not the least of which is protection from spilled automobile oil and grease Q. -Our houH 11 In • cold area where there ere thrM or four heavy anowatorme a year. Last year, I noticed the •now on our root melted long b4tfore the other hou'" In the vicinity. A n.lghbor tell• me thla mHn• we don't have enough tnaula- tlon In the roof. I• thl• true? A -Yes. When there Is Insufficient lnaulatlon, heat escapes through the roof and quickly melts the snow Q . -D~ng a lot of concrete wOt'k at the beck of our houM and Intend to bulld eome atepe from the garden to th• back door. I twve been menurtng atepa lat•= find they •II aren't the .. me. la t It a ~rt•fn width or height they ahould b4t? A. -The width will depend solely on the kind of steps they are. but about 10 Inches wide 11 fairly 1tandard If you make the 1tep1 very w1de, then the height of tM rlser1 lhould be about en Q . -I used lecquer •few yeere ago end did a felrly good Job with the kind that comet In a epray gun. I now would Ilk• to apply lacquer wtth • bruah. la tMre anrthlng apeclal I should know? A -Yes Be sure you buy what 1s called brushing lacquer. Diiute It with at least two parts of lacquer thinner Apply several thin coats rather than one thick one. W0<k rapidly when putting on the lacquer, and don't go back to patch up a spot you may have skipped. Take care of It with the next coat. Q. -1 rec.ntly uw the lmpr ... lon• of what appeared to be maple IMV•• In a concrete patio. At the tllM I h8d only a caauat lnterMt In the decor· atlon, but now that I am getting Medy to hav• a patio cov.Nd 11ttth concrete, I would Ilk• to know how to get the maple-198' effect. Can you help tM? A. -Producing teat patterns In concrete la falrty euy. It Involves pressing the dealred leaves Into the concrete after It hat been floated. Once the concrete hu cured, the teaves are removed. This procedure can be done with maple or other typet of teavea and requlree YfllY tittle skill, Just care and patience. Of cout'M, If the patio Is being made professlonally, you have to be sure thl1 la underatood by bOth parties to the agreement before any won< Is done. • DAIL\. PILOT/nAi. ftYAftfi. ~~~--~~~------11111111~------------W . -Sl(fOilUAY" wz ~ mrz .,... MSt' ~ l*ihi.,.. '"i'* ... 11w1fi-. ••aw-.e+s --•=>..,.. , .... ____ _ B I LIST WITH US I liET RESULTS ·1 CALL i. BOB I DOVIE KOOP I ' I I I I I I I I I R I I I I I I HARBOR RIDGE 121,000 llWI • TUT'S ITU STULi ASSUMABLE $600,000 1ST TO, $25,000 DOWN. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS & LIVE IN HARBOR RIDGE. Customized "Lautremont" 4BA, 3BA, famuy room, formaJ dining, mountain & city fight vl9W. Fabulous for entertaining .......... . ----llUT IHI POOL llZEI YlRI llll,000 DEVONSHIRE 5BR, 4BA, family room. dining room. NEW PAINT. CARPET, drapes. brick deck, kitchen & entry. Complete ocean, bay. city & mountaJn views. Assume $350,000 at 1 Wo, $150.000 at 1~/ •. Rare yard with room tor private pool. llllMYlll .. LUSE OPTIOI lll0,000 DEVONSHIRE. highly upgraded. 5 BA. 4 BA. oak entry & family room. Formal dining room. Enjoy ocean. bay. city & mountain views. Wiii trade for commercial property . ...... 1 .. CISTOI IY FOi I IAllOllE Redesigned by Farl, this custom 5 bedroom. 8 bath, has a master suite with walls & oetltngs of padded silk, with control llghtlng for the celestial design work to sleep under the stars, black mirrored walls & gold leaf ceilings In formal dining, pool & spa of stone with cascading waterfalls. Unsurpassed view of ocean, bay. city llghta. A must to see If you want the elegance and contemporary feetlng of Harbor Ridge. Asking 1,695,000 . .. IMYIEIMP LIDO ISLAND u• 11m1n 11,ao,000 1111111 YILU IUSmPIECE Lido 1• bayfront,custom, three Mdroom•. 3 baths. Awar~wtnnfng tlte f1oora & wall• thruout. Muter tulte hU ateam room and hot tub, tnkeboft cuatom earwes bed, hMdbOard and credenZa w/catttJ9'1, ftench armolre. lead• to mat• bath "To Stay''. Carved wood waJI 1 ecutpture 188x9'4" "To Stay". Thtt 11 a must to .... Many ttema, too numeroua to list. ..... , .. BROKER MEMBER RESULTS uc1 u1 cir_.. Ave bedroom1, four~·l \\ e.' yard wtth JacuzzJ. beautltu• 9 \l \.. ~,a_.,. custom shutters,... -., f.l t9'l sun' room, 3 flreplacel rt\\1 'Io brick. A steal at ~25,000. ,. ·~ \~-4fi I llYll IMP · IEWPOIT IAY I OCW VIEW 112• ,....,0 Ocean & city •e. \\ ~ 9 rom all rooms. 2 bedrooms, 1¥.i b_, .-s>tace. ''The PenthouM" Veraallles. 111 a .111-1211 ~SUYIEW UTEI •1111m 1111 ....... Tennis, community"' '-~ \\ \.ocean and city light views. On'e_ A 1.-.Jtoom, 2'A baths, family room. 2 fir -., V .. , wet bat. Lowest priced New Bedford. ...... , ... SPYILAU l••l,000 View, large 4 bdrm ... ~ ,., 3 baths, formal living, dlnlng, far."i._ \\ ~.,,.Nkfut room. den, spa, large yard. -., .......... NEWPORT BEACH *IEWPOIT CIEST* 201 COLllllA OPEi NOISE Sii 2-1 Smart aplJt level with lofted oelllng. 3BR, 3BA, fireplace, wet bar. Master suite Includes walk-In ........ ..... JL .. SPECIWZlll 11 IEWNIT IUCl'S FllEST lllES. # 1 IE/IUI llEm Fii IWFlllll . , ••• 1111 ,, 1111 INDUSTRIAL OFFICE WUTllllTEI IFFllE LUii 850 SQ.FT. of prtrne ofnce tocatton, private bath, dMded office, end unit. 90C · P9f foot. Gron leue. Comer of Goktenwest and 20th Street. COST& •ES& IFFICE SILE II LUSE 6400 feet of 100% offtoe apace wen decorated with ample parking. Prtc.d below matk.C at 95t N.N.N.FT. or $724.000 eafe price. llllMYlllMP SOUTH COAST METRO 11110 SELL OFF closet, sitting area & private sondeck. Formal J% DOWN . Owner occupMtd dining plus nook In kitchen. New paint and 15% DOWN. Non--owner occupied. ! carpet. Lowest priced plan 4. 1 BDAMS from $63,500 i l1DL 1m -F• llM,llO ( 2 BDRMS from S7S,900 .. I MYll IW 3 BORMS from ~.900 .m IEWPllT IAIFIOIT Walk to S.C. Plaza! ·fJ Four bedrooms, three baths, formal dining, IR JI. 111-1211 I I family room. view plus room tor two boats one up to 50 ft. Alsume existing le&M option whh outstanding terms and low down. Great buy at D • f f rit R • IJ se10.ooo. .. 1 •Yll •• •••• !!'!!.!!~.!.!~!!. .... 1 IUCH FROIT Fiii I Preheat ~~! !~IT • PAI FRIO I 1 1221 000 I • Trout. 1'h lbs mushrooms, 10 green onions, 3 T. I ' I olive oil, 'h cup breed crumbs, 4 to ST. butt«. •It & I Your 2nd home? Enjoy beech tront 11v1ng1 vou 1 pepper. ttour. ' I can't beat the view. Exclusive condo near I wan andlpat dry mUShrooms. slice very thin, Mt I : Balboa Pier. It's got It! Security gate, under-I ulde. Wash and pat dry green onlona. aUce thin , I ground parking. 2BR, 2BA. Formal dining. I save 4 to 6 lnchee of green tops & Mt aide. Wutl and 1 · Beach & ooean view. Wiii trade uo. ' I pat dry trout -nit and pepper, lightly flour. Brown In I .. I MYll IMP 11 :=.vyoift!!9~ :~~ = ::!.2T each of butter a 11 I Remove to heated platt« Ind keep warm. i DllTIEIS f HECLUllE I Place mushroom• In Mme aklllet with drlpP'nga & 11 I Ill.I .lo •l!"IWrNIT I aaute 3 to 4 min. ~ve mushrooms to baking pen • Ii• I large enough tor all • trout or lndtvldual baking I Fabulous view of Bay and Ocean from this 3 I dllhes. Place trout on top of muahrooms. Saute gt'Mn I - Mdroom. 3 bath home wtth large game room I onions 2 to 3 min. In aame aklllel lelvtng drlpplnQ9-I and pool. Steal •t $552,000. Must Miii I = :1:9:. .!: ~i ~i!•~: 'fr:.::bin~ 11 11 .. I llYll IMP I gofden In cotor Md apoon on to flah and bake at .. 50. 1 I for 20 mtn. I 111,100 IEWPOIT IEACH Condo In Veraalltee. Walk to beach, gated com- munity. UI a.111-1211 I Serwe •· Serve with nee cooked with 1 ciove gat11c. 1 I .. I T butter, 4 ot. anow pe8p0da. 1 can alJced water-I chestnut•. I : I Sounds realty ln'IOfVed but It's not -should take aboul I 20 min to prepare. I f L---------------------'I 234 E. 17th St., COST A MESA • 631-12661 .. . l - ~ ~·-~~~~--~--------------------------------------_. ................................... ... I I I I I B I I TOICI IF EllOPEI I MElmlUIEAI ELEIUCE : WITI PllOUlllC YIEWSI UNIQUE CUSTOM HOME complimented with a I distinctive European flalr. Situated In Newport Heights. Comprised of 4 spacious bedrooms and 41~ batha. Built In 1978. 180° VIEWS of bay I & ocean from all llvlng areas lnctudlng bedrooms. A unique Island kitchen wtth every : amenity. Master suite has FIREPLACE and .sit- ting room with oversized cfoaet and bath area. I MORE HOUSE THAN YOU CAN POSSIBLY IMAGINE! Shown by appointment. $529,000. W IMDI 111-1211 rJ USTSllE I 1 I l ,100 a Charming 2 bdrm, 2 bath home. Large lot with I fruit trees. Two fireplaces, warm spacious FAM- 1 LY ROOM. Price has just been reduced - owners moving out of area. SWEEPlll .ICW YIEWI 11n,ooo ONe of Newport's BEST ~t>uyel Sus>«bly remodeled 3 bdrm _ V.' baths. Open beam cetllngs ~ ~"'""\-.•. 1he kitchen la a dream -a1J nm~ \le.. Oak ftoor1ng. Views from formal IMt •ti and dining rooms. This home hu uncompromising detall. Asking $309,000. 111-111111-1211 CLIFFHIYEI YEIY MOTIYITEll Huge lot -almost 10,000 sq.ft. One of the very best areaa of N9wport. 3 bedroom Ranch ~e home Includes f amlly room and pool. Corners Cliff Drive. Vacant and ready to sell! SUBMIT ALL . OFFERS! Asking $325,000. OPEN SAT/SUN. Ill llllDI 111-1211 IEWPORT HEllHTS DUPLEX SUPERB 3 bedroom unit with 21h baths + famlly room. 2 fireplaces. Completety remodeled -A perfect owners unit. Fully contained one bedroom unit rear. G.M.I. $1 ,800. A very fine property. Asking $245,000. EXCLUSIVE llstlng Call for an appt. w llllEll 111-1 211 CUFFIAIEI 1111,• - Executive Condo. Specloua 1 bdrm with den. Light, airy & recently upgraded. Th!a la a quiet, high demand area. Just Hated. Ill ....... 111-1 211 ~ .llST LISTEI IEWEI CISTll llLIDI ISUll • Ull,000 BUILT IN 1980. Thia beautiful custom home has FOUR BEDROOMS and 31h baths. The versatlJe floor plan can be oonverted to Include a MPar- ate apartment. All the charmn and location you could want. Asking $495,000. Please call for appointment. 111111101111-1211 41R CISTIM wm llEST lllT Expansive Newport Haight• property with re- cent 2 story addition. Tasteful tradttk>naJ design with oak hardwood floors and two brick fire- places. Large famtty room overtook• pool area. Fully contained guest unit In rear or property and much more Aat<lng $349,500. Call for ap- pointment. OPEN SAT/SUN Ill llllDI 111-1211 [j W IHIEll 1_11-1211 13 ~--~--~....-----~~--- I CILIFlllll llUI IEW LISTlll 12 UllTI • 1111,000 R I HEHiHTS EXCLUSIVE Immaculate Newport 11111TElll111-1211 ·Heights bungalow. 3 bed., UIE CLIFFHAYEI R 2 LOT Beautiful private pool and spa surrounded by LUSH landscaping. Sprawling 4 bdrms, 3 be .• formal dining. famlly room. library, 2 fireplaces and a lovely Newport Street. $325,000. OPEN SAT 1-4. Excellent unit• near Beach 6 Ltncoln In Buena Park. Eight 2 bdrm and four 1 bdrm. Gross Income $71,400. Call for further detalla . I 1% baths, large sunny llv-· • . Ing room, fireplace, family Brand new llatlng with 2 wonderful houses on RITA WADe : room. View of park. Asking the lot. Build up for ocean view! Perfect for e:n.1• USTSllE C.M. I $237 500 owners home plus Income! T~many upgardas I MARILYN COOMB • · to mention. A "10"1 $335,000. OPEN SUN 1-5. 1141,100 •NIL llME U1·12'1 11111.YI ..... ·--IDOi ··1-1 .. . 111-1111 .... .. ... This home la gotng to Mii fast! 3 bdrm, pool Co.Ou .EL ••••s IEST llY home. Yard lar~ enough to 19parate pool trom I E.it••cE an rest of yard. Home ls located on one of eaststdea IESI YElllE EL -Immaculate pride of ownenmtp home + guest most deatrabte 1treeta. ; Lovely 4 bd. home In prestigious Mesa Verde. quarters + a beautiful apartment AND A POOL! NYEI llllES Cuatom pool & spa, private back yard, aectuded Potential yearly Income of nearty S29K or have a I 1undeck, quality neutral decor. Asking beautiful home plus Income! Additional 12~,- $237 ,500. Call tor exclusive lhowtng. amenities Include flreptaoe, beamed ceilings, BAYCREST best buyl New roof and paJnt. A• IUllLO -11111-1211 recently new roofs, etc. JUST LISTED. modeled kttchen. Lath a plaster bultt to-Mst. $290,000. CaU now ~-~potntment. Security aya1em. Profesak>nal land.caped. 4 I -TDm 111-1111 bdrm, 21A bath and mueh mOfe. EIECITIYE TOWIHOIE UOllSITE WHITEWATER YIEW IEWPOIT IEIOI YIEW • Don't mlaa this home. Quality throughout. 3 I bed., 3 full batha, oak noora. new carpet, ptanta-Brand new unique custom _.rl-level art deco 1120,000 tlon shutter•. Excellent nnanclng. A true value at dreamt Extensive uae of marble, trench doors, Unobstructed 1so• vtew. Thia gorgeous 3 bdrm S 172 500 C 11 f ovtvate lhowh~ European cabinetry. Owner must tell! Huge nAf"lthou.se need• to be SOLO. Ownet ltvea out of ' · 1 or ""' · master aulte and view decks thru-outl $425,000. [.;'country and wants It eoad. MAKE AN OFFERI n lllllLO lll•l ll1• 2ll ... m 111-1211 llfl Wiii U1·1* I.__ ____ .....__ ______ ___.._ ____ ____, ~~ .. ~.., --. ":' . . ,~· ._... . _. I • .-• I r .,. .' • ~.,' "' • ._,. .L .. -~ . ' . . -..... __ . ~ ... _. - t«WI ~ e¥Mfl -. e;11> ..,... '"*' .-e'''' .-c 1c111w11-. e111 .,.. '''''' .,.. ••c&--M'SN --eewa 1 .. --~~~------._...._ .... ..._._.._ .................................................... .. T /ltMI. ISTATW IAn.DAY .-14 t ... /PA9 U !YMk 1M1•--w1•1--111s--ess--Niw --es•-.•1w•-.••s1a-. c1u1.,..e•s1-., IEW UITllll -· PllFlll•llL .. n - EVILllTill •• 111.1111111 e IEW LllTlll Pll• 1111'1 IEU YlllllLm CllU •U • I.I. ZllEI . EIGLlllYE Lot atze Is 110x160 excluding comer U.P. Im- provement Is approxlmately 3,200 eq. ft. Three SK capadty fuel tanks and eecurtty fenced and gated. This type and quality locatlon property Is rarely on the meri<et. Owner wtll finance whh acceptable down payment. Call for further de- taJls. $375,000. ORT L IDIOTS II II 1-12H IEW LIJ~,I USTSI_.~ ~. 1·2 Nice three bedr" Q ,,o bath wltl) oak hard- wood floors e.,. ' nreplace and large yard . Won't last at -.Z.,,000.. •T &. IDIDTS n 111-1211 IEW LISTlll llLIOI NllT -"llTOI Beautiful newer Bal._., Q features three bedroom lnclu~· 0 ~ . .J master suite with master bath. S .,vm, formaJ dining room. two fireplaces, ,, dakfast nook. Don't wait to see this home. $400,000. Shown by appointment. ORT L IDlllTI II 111-1211 IESI IEllE NOL I SPA IEW LISTlll • WOl'T LASTI llllUILE/IDIOU 1111111 llEW Spacious 3 bedrOOfM, 2'~ bath townhome wtth formal dining ov'ertooklng Newport BllCk Bay. Attached 2 car garage and private n.r yard ls Ideal for entertaining friends and famlty. Juat listed for $149,900. _., L M IDTI I 111· 1211 C.I. TWll llPLm•o~•E ., ... Totally remodeleti •· \ 'Ut. T ownhome styte apartmrs 0 ~ .... nately 1,000 sq.ft. untt. S.G.I. $l .~Ing $174,000. ..., ....... , •• 111-1211 lllUEI• 9 unit condo projeeto·. ' 0 1Jnd breaking. C.M. recorde ~· ~...., and all plans. $345,000. •TL 1111-1211 IEW LllTlll • IEllCEI Costa Mesa, Marina Hlo .. • 0 Large family 3 bedrooms with 2~q.. \ ., and breakfast nook. Short bl~ ~'o the beach. Owner has moved °".:i1 ... and needs quick saJe. Asking $149,5(,\J. mt L llllDTI H 111-12H VIEWS + FEE Liii Spacious 4 bdrm home on large Jot, great family room. looks out on lovely pool & spa. Excellent family and entertainment area. Courtyard entry and many more amenities. Alkl~ $235,900. llU 111111WDITll111-1111 1011 llPLEI Across from beautiful park In center of Mesa Verde. This exanded 4 bedroom, family room home Is L-A-R-0-E and R-0-0 -M-Y. A ser- vice/hobby room, spa and front courtyard entry are also special features. H-U-R-R-Y on this excellent value at $189,500. Ill f $311,000 Newly renovated 3 bdrm., 2 bath. Walk to bay, shop- ping and restaurants. Huge lot 146' deep. Cati for a preview of this spec- tacular bargain! Excellent locatlonl Walk to beach and bay. Each unit has flrepface, 2 bedrooms and 1 bath. Owner may ci~it T.O. 111.L I W111111111·1211 IPEITlllW YIEWI Totally cuttomlnd lnterior fNturtng gourmet kitchen whh aJI new cabinet•. Living room with teak ftoora and Imported marble flreplace. French doora and outstanding Back Bay view. See to appntdate. 1359,000. II.&. I ... W111111111· 1211 ILIFFS VIEW 11111 180° view from this luxurious home enuated In one of the most dMlrable atMS of Newport Beach. 3 bdrm or 2 and a den. Bay view and night llghtL Only $228,950. u.L 111•1WIAld111·1111 OKE -.• ~r- 1 -• ._.,..., -• .l&Olll UllLllWI 111-1211 ,, ' . ~ • J ~. "--. JUUi HALL 111•1• IOI IWIEll $40,000 below market. 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo on bay. Watch the boats from your kitchen and ltvlng room. Vacant and ready for you. Easy rental. ICUIFlllT llPLU Invest nowl 3 bedrooms, 2 bath upS1aJrs and 2 bedroom 2 bath down. Each haa flreptace and oceanfront patk>1. Summer rents $8-400 monthlyt Ooubte garege. Clean and furnished. · SI00,000 IPPIWllL $311,000 111111 PRICE Ocean V1eW8 -bank owned/ 3 Bedroom + Oen, 2'A baths. 3 yeara new. English Tudor. Mas- ter/suite w/flreplace and ocean/views! 3800/sq.ft. Beautlful s/c p ool and Jacuzzi-WON'T LAST! I ·I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .,Mir 11111 IMtl( e•s•--'''' --e1••--1•1ki--t"IN-.•1111-.•1111--1 @i'M-. 1+119 ... c1aw -I I I I !. •• - Black and Decker created 1st home drill By ANDY LANO What Is modetn and what Is not depends on whether you are looklng at It from the standpoint of history or merely of the 1980s. When we think of a portable electric drill, we think of 1t as a modern power tool. Actually, the first commercial portable electric drill appeared on the market In 1914. The drlll was really a combination of the then-new electric motor and a drill chuck. This early version looked remarkably Ilk• a pres- ent-day electric drill with a plstol grip and a trigger drill. It wasn't until 1946 that the In- troducer of the commercial drill, Black and Decker. came out with a model specif lcally designed for general home workshop use. This scaled-down, streamlined replica of the commercial model has been gaining In popularity ever since. In shopping for a portable electric drill, many factors must be considered, among them size. The drills come In several sizes, the most common being the quarter-Inch. three-eighths. and half-Inch. The ala of the drill does not refer to a maximum hole that can be drilled, but to the size of the bit that Is Inserted In the chuck. Thus. a quarter- Inch drill can be used to drill a hole an Inch In diameter lf necessary. For occasional use. the quarter-Inch size Is adequate. For regular use In the home workshop. the three-eighths size Is better. When a shop has several sizes and needs at least one for heavy-duty work, the half-Inch should be the choice. Or. Jim Scarborough, a University of Delaware extension agricultural engi- neer. says the speed of the drill Is also an Important consideration. The drills may be single, variable or adjustable ~ speed and also may be reversing. A .-,-~ single speed drill runs at the same no- load speed -about 2,250 rotations ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hunt & Associates REALESTATE 64~4868 2125 San Joaquin Hiii• Rd. Newport Center TRADE YOUR VIEW FOR SUNSETS OVER CATALINA Owners of this magnificent manor -high on a hill in Qrestigious Harbor Ridge will consider your property as down payment! A luxurious 5Bd, 7Ba, library. Custom -boasting of the ultimate in quality & design from gourmet kitchen to incredible -VIEW . Master suite w/sauna & fireplace, 40' pool & spa, sauna, 3 car garage. 24 hour guard gated community. Submit your trades. $1,750,000. Jeri Hunt. 6 TRAP ALGAR OPEN SUN 1·1> EXECUTIVE CUSTOM -GOLF COURSE VU Spaciom & sophisticated, this 4 Bd, 5 Ba, cmtom designed by Wallace Neff ia California living at its best! Located on the 18th fairway in Big Canyon. From courtyard entry thru the araciom & sprawling floor plan to sparkling pool, separate citrua and roee garden, right onto golf couree it's the entertainer's delight! PRIVATE POOL HOUSE W/SAUNA, enormous basement and over 4200 1q.ft. to charm you. 24 hour guarded gate. Owner may aaaiat. $996,000. Call Jeri Hunt to see. · 18 CYPRESS PT. LANE OPEN SUN 1-4 **NEW LISTING** HARBOR RIDGE This 3 bdrm home with a lovely view, located in an esclusiv guarded 1at.e community, meet.a the demands of the moet dia- criminatin1 buyer. J.f:U,000. Call Brenda Petaaon t-0 eee. per minute for a quarter-Inch drlll, 1,000 to 1,259 rpm for a three-eighths size and about 600 rpms for a haJt- incher. With a variable speed drill. the speed of rotation can be adjusted depending on the job requirements. Some drills have a mechanism that reverses the direction tn which the bit rotates, a feature that ts handy for removing a jammed bit or. If the screwdriver attachment ls connected, for unac;rewtng screws. safer. Plastle drllla are double Insulated or 1hockproofed for protec11on. A drill with this feature hu two layers of lnsulatton between the UMf'I hand and the etectrical circuit within the drlll. They come with bOth two-pronged and three-pronged plugs. Another option Is battery-operated drlll1, which permit hand drilling far from an electric power source. Cord- less drills operate with nlckef cadlum batteries which be changed almost Before bayl.na a drUl, ScarboroaglJ recommenda reading the name plate Jnlormatlon. TIJU •tatea tile number of tunpll the dr1H .W pall darllJ6 operation. The IJlglJer tlJe ampenge, tile pe.ter tile power ln most ca.a. Before buying a drlll, Scarborough recommends reading the name plate Information. This atates the number of amps the drill will pull during operation. The higher the amperage, the greater the power in moat cases. A recently Introduced new generation of ad- vanced technology etectrlc motons offers more power from a smaller package with less weight than In the past. Electric drills may be made of metal or plastic, although metal Is being phased out. since plastic Is tougher. more comfortable to handle and Is JIM SCARBOROUGH Unlverslty of Dela ware Agricultural engineer lndeflnltely. Cordlela drllla for heavy· duty use usually have replaeeablt battety pack a, 80 that If one dl9charges It can be replaced promptly with no loss of working time. The dl9Charged peck can then be recharged. One Point tc remember la that cordless 8'ectrk drills operate at a alower rpm than standard Portable etectrtc models. (Do-lt-youraeffer8 will ffnd muct. valuable dat• on• vwlety of subjects Ir. Andy Lang's h•ndbook, "Practlca Home Repa/rf.. "whlefl can~ obtslnec by $tlndlng $2 to th/1 M~ at Bo~ 5. Teaneck, NJ 01666.J During spring f ixup time, don't leave out plu:rnbing Spring Is traditionally home flxup time. ~ After the ravages of winter, every- body seems to get out their tools, rakes. brooms and brushes to prepare the house and yard for the arrival of ftowera, shrubbery, grass and other growing things. The same spirit carries Indoors, as many homeowners begin to service, repair and remodel those things that have been waiting all winter for atten- tion. Whlle you're attending to all these projects, don't forge1 the plumbing, advises the Plumblng-Heatlng..Coollng Information Bureau Do you have leaky faucets or slug- gish drains? How about your tollet, Is It noisy? Does your shower water suddenly tum ecaldlng hot or Icy cold? Do you often run out of hot water? la your kitchen sink too am.all and hard to keep clean? If you have any of these problems. there's no better time to correct them than In the spring, when the urge to Improve and re1uvenate la atrongest. A leaky faucet, for example, la ea.ally repaired. Better atlll, It may pay to replace It with a new model, preferably a washerless vanetv. Modern shower heads come with as many as alx water ftow aettlngs. There are controls that assure even temperatures. even If the supply of hot or COid water In the ayatem suddenly fluctuates. A noisy toilet can be replaced with a quiet siphon )et. If you often run out of hot water, you Med a larger water heater of the fast-<ecovery type. A two or tht_.bowt kitchen sink provides multiple conveniences. Any of thele renovauon1 wtll add to your famlly'a enjoyment of their home and can result In some savings of money. too. Pleated fabric a new look for windows Among the newest look• In thla yeat's window fashions are pleated fabric lhadea. which feature etean horlzontal llne8, a .oft deligner look and • wide range of cok>ft, prints and textur•. SorM pleated fabrics ar• metalllnd, IUCtl u the onee bonded with an ultra-thin layer of aluminum for energy efflclency by Vwoeot USA Inc. of Pltteburgh. Since they are anU-atatlC, cieanlng la rarely neceta1,y. The me1alllr.ed al'\adee cut glare and 1'9duoe dlrectly-ttanamltted IOJar energy by up to 80 percent but•• 80 llght you can ... through them. Thua they provld~ protection agatnst aummer•a dlrect eunUght, white In cold tempwaturee gtv. the lnsulatlng value of a storm Window. ~~--~~~~~~ .- DAJLY ~ILOT{llllA&.&n'AT8 ............................................................ SATUllOAYJUJf l~t,../PAGSll FHA shutdown worries industry experts By JAMES ROWLEY . ._....,.,.. ... WASHINGTON -The Federal Housing Adminis- tration's stxth shutdown In nine months Is having llt11e immediate Impact on home sales, but Industry experts warn It could be troubfe:Some unless Congress acts quickly to put FHA back In business. "We've been out of business for a month" since last October 1, Silvio OeBartotomels, FHA 's acting administrator, saJd Tuesday. "Congress has given us a vacation and they didn't even know it " t Since last fall. Congress has granted FHA a series of short extensions of Its statutory authority. at times using the legislation as a vehicle to which other bills are attached. FHA's authority was suspended tor 11 days last December and 10 days In March before Congress enacted extender bills. The latest shutdown came last Thursday, when the agency's st"utory authority expired a month after 1 was extended by emergency legislation signed May 2 by President Be,gan. That bill was flown to Reagan for his s1gnatute ..-In Tokyo, where the president was Jttending the economic summit. The $3.8 billion supplemental appropriation bill passed last week by the Senate would extend FHA's statutory authority until July 25 and raise Its Insurance limit from $74'.4' bllllon to $132 bllllon. The Senate measure must be reconciled with the rlouse's $1 .68 billion supplemental appropriation bill t also faces the threat of a presidential veto due to administration objections to several expenditures. "There Is a real question of how quickly Congress ~going to be able to act," satd Glen Corso, senior vice president of. the Mortgage Bankers Association of America. "If that bill is vetoed by the president ... you could t>E> talking about a considerable shutdown, two or three weeks or more,·• Corso said. 'That's the big concern That's an awful lot of ttme I ror tenders) to be sitting holding millions and millions or dollars worth of loans that are not insured," he said Corso said lenders may soon approve mortgages t>ut delay the closings until after FHA's msurance 1ulhority is restored. In the meantime, FHA cannot make commitments to insure new.home mortgages but home buyers who obtained approval for a government-insured mort- State hous ing starts r each near r eco rd SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Housing starts in California pushed the state's housing industry to a near-record performance level for 1986 with a 2.4 percent jump in Aprll, the Bank of America said in a monthly report released Tuesday. The seasonally adjusted annual level of 284, 100 new homes was just 18.000 below the record 302,000 starts set In June 1978, the bank said. Economists Michael Salkln and Carl Mason said the April Increase came largely In the single- famlly and two-to-four unit stze range, while starts In larger structures fell 2.8 percent to 143,700. Propelled by low mortgage rates. Aprll sales of existing homes hit '496,5 O, the highest volume since October 1980. The median home price rose 6 percent to $130,&'48 from March to April, representing a 14' percent price Increase from April 1985, the bank said. \ The report said Southern California domi- nated building activity during the 12-month perl<>d ending In February Sixty-two percent of all building permits In the state were Issued In seven southern counties -Los Angetes, Orange, Ventura, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, San Bernardino and Riverside Building permit• l11ued In Aprll totaled 300,300, down 12.7 percent from March, the bank said. gage before last Thursday can complete their home purchases, DeBartolomels said. The shutdown is giving FHA a chance to complete paperwork on the backlog of applications tor FHA- insured mortgages that resulted from the boom In homJl sales sparked by the lowest Interest rates In sevtfn years. Unlike the shutdown from Aprll 30 to May 2. when FHA's insurance limit was exhausted for the first time in its history, the agency can continue to accept new applications. DeBartolomels said FHA still has $4 4 billion left of its current Insurance authority of $7 4 4 billion. he said. Backlogs of six to eight weeks mean that the shutdown won't have any Immediate effect on FHA mortgages, said Dick Peach. an economist with the National Association ot Realtors. "As long as the authority gets approved within a week or so. there Is probably not a whole lot of disruption," Peach said. "But If this delay goes anything beyond a couple of weeks then you start throwing a real monkey wrench Into the system ... he said "If this delay started to drag out longer than the ones tn the past. then you are going to create some nervousness and uncertainty that Is likely to disrupt the market in a bad way," Peach said. With FHA loans. home buyers can purchase home with down payments of about 5 percent. as opposed to the 20 percent that are usually required. Fixed-rate m ortgages s low decline WASHINGTON (AP) -Interest rates on fixed- rate home mortgages continued to decline from early April to early May to an average of 10.46 percent, but the decline was at a tar lower pace than the month before. the Federal Home Loan Bank Board said Friday The board said the April-May drop -the ninth month in a row that rates have declined -was only one-third the drop from March to Aprll, suQgestlng that the tall In some mortgate rates may be leveling off For adjustable-rate loans. the average in early May was 9.28 percent. down from 9 "8 percent a month earlier. For adjustable-rate loans with a cap limiting the amount of rate Increase, the average rate In early May was 9.49 percent. down from 9.66 percent In early April. The bank board also said the proportion of home- buyers obtaining adjustable-rate mortgages declined 1n early April to 27 percent of the market, the lowest share sinoe July 1983. So tar this year, average effective fixed-rate mortgages -where 75 percent of the home price ts financed and where the loan runs tor at least 15 years -had been 10 55 percent In early April, down from 10.83 percent in March, 11 36 In February and 11 45 percent In January. Th'e average term of all mortgage loans closed 1n early May was 24.5 years. essentially unchanged from Aprll And the average loan-to-price ra.+o in early May equaled 73.3 percent. down from 74 1 percent in early April. The average effective Interest rate on all loans closed by major lenders was 10.17 percent In early May, the bank board said TERMITE REP AIRS COSTLY ... FromPaaelO Consumer concerns about the effects of some termite But that pest Is more common m S01Jthern chemicals. and Industry concerns about llablllty, led to Callfornla. he said. Only a few operatorg do fumigation enactment of a disclosure law a few years ago. 11 work In Sacramento. because It requires el(J>8nsive requires pest-control operators to state In writing what equipment and a separate license. chemicals will be used to control pests found on a Crutchfield estimated that there are at least 60 property, and to obtain the owner's consent to use pest-control operators In the Sacramento area. each them or a substitute. with one or more licenses If the owner or buyet of a Pest-control operators acknowledge that "safer' house has any doubts about a termite inspection. he chemicals are available, but some operators suggest suggested, they should get a second opinion that they are not always as effective as compound a "A house 11 typically the biggest Investment of " such as Chlordane lltetlme. and I tt~nk It's worthwhile to spend a few extrn -~~l!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:_ _ __!'.F~u~mlgatlon is required to destroy the dry-wood _d_o_ll_ar_s to be sure about Its condition," he said. HOMES FOR SILE 1 BEDROOll 1tr * 1323 Bayside Or., Mal Kal 644-6200 $<4'49,000 Sunday 1-3:30 2 IEDROOll 413 38th St, Newport Beech 675-8170 $239,000 Sat 1_. 975 Bayside Cove. Coves 644-6200 $630,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 430 Catellna, Newport H9'ght• 64'4-6200 $214,995 Sunday 1-5 **3608 Marcus. N.8 . 645--0303 $359,900 SAT/$UN 1-5 104 Via Lorca, Lido Ille, N.B ~-9080 $420.000 Sunday 1-5 2 IR plus Fll RI or IEI 28 Canyon Island, Btg Canyon 675-6000 $210,000 SUN 1-5 • 1710 Kings Road, Clltthaven. N.B. 631-7300 $550,000 Saturday 1-5 414 Nercl19Us, Corona del Mar 673-7512 $240,000 Sun/Sun 12-3 2 Rue Cannes, Big Canyon. NB 759-6700 $369,000 Sunday 12_. •V39 Whltewatef'(PI 1) Jasmine Crk, CdM 893-3973 $279,000 Sunday 1-5 3 BEDROOM * •2215 Bayside Drive. COM 644-6200 $1.195,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 4500 Cortland. Cameo Highlands 644-6200 $365,000 SAT/SUN 1-4 200 Del Mar. Costa Mesa 631-7370 $150,000 Saturday 12-6 1014 E Balboa Blvd., Peolnsula 644-6200 $995,000 Saturday 1-5 • 18 Rue Chantllly. Newport Beach 645--0303 $559,000 SAT 11-2 * •606 Shasta Lane. Costa Mesa 759-6700 S 125,000 Saturday 12-4 329 So Poinsettia, Corona def Mar 673-5354 $350,000 Sunday 1-5 3 BR plus Fll RI or DEi 1tr * 14 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 650-2709 $470,000 Sunday 1-5 •24"3 Bamboo (Eutbluff) Nwpt Bch 640-13•0 $259,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 *633 Cameo Hghlnds Dr .. Cameo Hghlnda 675-6000 $358,000 . SUN 1-5 • 17 Carmel Bay Or., C.D.M 759-9100 $525,000 Sun 1-5 283'4 Catalpa, Eastbluff 644-6200 $265,000 Sunday 1·5 •511 Cllff Drive, Clltthaven, NB s-42-5200 $322,500 Sunday 1-5 ••3023 Country Club, Cotta M ... 645--0303 $439,900 SAT 1-5 1309 Oolphln Terrace, Newport Beach 631-7300 1905,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1738 Galaxy om., Dover Shor•. N.B. $31-7300 le75,000 Sunday 1-5 * •949 Goldenrod Ave •• CdM 759-9100 *'420,000 land Inc. Sunday 1-5 •2807 Harbor View Or (HV Hiiia) COM 644-9080 1559,500 Sunday 1-5 * • 1207 Htghland, Harbor Htghlanda, N.8. 631-7300 *'475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 v 16 Jetty Dr. Jumlne Creek. CdM 759-1828 $339,900 Set/Sun 1-5 * •308 Morning Star Lane, Oowr Shor99 631-7300 1775,000 Saturday 1-5 •8 Morro Bay, Spyglasa ~200 *'475,000 Sundav 1-5 221 Nara..., Olde CdM a.4<4-0121 $545,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 * • 12.W Po41tla Ortve, Dover Shor•, NB 631-7300 s1.100.ooo SUN 1-5 V2551 Vista Ortve (Bayahor•) Nwpt Bch 644-9060 $488,000 Sunday 1·!5 * •3491 Wlndtor Court. Costa Meu 845-0003 $199,900 SUN 1-5 4 IEDROOI 1• 12 Serenade Terrece, Irvine Terr 831-2805 $310,000 Sat 1-4 2109 Miramar. N.B. 645--0303 $399,000 SUN 12_. 321 Poppy, Olde CdM 675-6000 $625,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 4 IR ,1us Fiii RI or DEi *3410 Catamaran, H.V.H, Newport Beach 960-6040 $<449,000 Sunday 1-5 * • 18 Cypreaa Point Ln, Big Cyn, NB 640-4868 $995,000 Sunday 1-4 356 Evening Canyon, Shoreclltfa 644-6200 $595,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 * 1700 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shrs, Nwpt Bch 759-1501 $5'45,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1tr • 1380 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores. N B 631-7300 $695.000 Sunday 1-5 3412 G«anlum. CO.ta Mes.a 645--0303 $279,000 SAT /SUN 1_. 29 Goleta Point, Spyglaas. CdM 631-1266 $635,000 Sunday 1-5 **M 2 Harbor Island Or., Harbor laland 644-6200 $1,200,000 SAT 1-5 •912 Hyde Ct., Costa Mesa 645-0303 $180,000 Sunday 1-5 2018 Leeward Lane, BayCfest, N.B. 631-7300 $375,000 Sunday 1-5 •616 Poppy, Corona Del Mer 673-8494 $599,000 Sunday 1-4 1609 Port Abbey Place, N.B 759-9100 $349,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 * • 19 Royal St. George, Btg Canyon 644-e200 $699,000 S~T/SUN 1-5 1400 Santanella, Irvine Terrace, CdM M4-9080 $342,000 Sundey 1·5 1400 Sentaneua (Irvine Terrace) COM 844-9080 $342,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 1148 Sentlago Ortve, Dover Shor•, N.B. $31-7300 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 1201 Santlego c:>rM, Dovet ShoNa. N.8 . 831-7300 $385,000 S,t/Sun 1-5 1521 Seecr891, H.V. Hiiia ~200 '515,000 Saturday 1·5 1527 Seectett (HV HUia) COM 6.w-9080 $398,000 Saturday ,_. * 18-49 Seadrift, Irvine Terrace 644-6200 $429,000 Saturday 1-!5 2027 Shlpwey Lane, Baycreet, N.8. 631-7300 $339,000 Saturday 1-5 *2028 So. Cai* .. (Meaa Verde) CM 557-3118 $214,000 Saturday 1-5 1911 Swan, (Meu Verde), Costa Mela 540-1151 $209,QOO Saturday 1 _. •••816 Via lldo Soud, Udo "'9, NB 675--e 181 $2.200,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 1338 Watton Ave (HllMcreet) Cotta Mela 631-8011 $169,900 Sunday 1 ... :30 1101 w..i Bay, Pen1,.,,1a ~200 *550.000 Sunday 1-5 • 1907 Windward Lane. Baycrest, N.B. 631-7300 $295,000 Saturday 1-.5 2014 Yacht Relolute, S..vtew 6.w-6200 *'429.900 Sunday 1-5 I IEIROOI 31132 Hotly Ortve, South Laguna •99-1600 1725,000 Saturdey 1-5 1tr 1411 Mariners, Harbor Highland• 644-6200 $285,000 Sunday 1-5 118 Ruby, Balboa Island 64-4-9060 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 BR plus Fii Rll er DEi 907 a.Ills. Eaatbluff 6«-8200 $364,500 Saturday 1-5 12 Burning Tree, Big Canyon · 6.w-8200 $875,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 1518 Galaxy Drive. Dover Shores, N.B. 631-7300 $657,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1806 Glenwood Ln (Baycrest) NB tw•-9060 "'39,500 Sunday 1-5 •••500 Harbor Island Or., NB 759-9100 $1,900,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 7 Hermitage, Big Canyon S....-6200 $1,095,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 2100 Leeward Lane. Baycrest. NB 631-7300 "'30,000 Saturday 1-5 1tr 18 Point Loma. Spyglass a-44-8200 $569,000 Sunday 1-5 309 Poppy. Corona Def Mar 673-8494 $399,000 Sunday 1-4 23•5 Port Carlltle, Seawtnd S.-4-8200 $389,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 1tr•4• RldgeUne Or., Hltbor Ridge &«-e200 $626,000 Sunday 1-5 ••26 R~lne, Harbor Ridge 844-6200 $3,950,000 Sunday 1-5 **•401 Notth Stu (C>owt Snor.9) NB 873-535-4 1896,000 SaUSun 1 ·5 v5 Tra1altlgar1_~1!fbor Ridge, Nwpt 8ch a...-.eoeo ~.ooo Sundey 1-5 ••8 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge 640-4888 S1,750,000 Sunday 1-5 •"833 Via Udo Nord, Lido, .... NB 873-2001 $895,000 Saturelay 1·5 •••904 Via Udo Nord, Udo !ale, N.6. 675-8181 $2,825,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 J I II ,ta Fm II er 111 -- Lota 84 IS M Top of Aoc:ky Point. SOYalw ~ $2,700,000 Sat-&..; M • .,...2 Wlnged Foot, eta Canyon.NB 110-0101 (8 bath1)$tt5,ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 CO I DOS TOWIHOIES · FOR SILE 1101101 345 Avocado (Unit A 102), Coeta Meu 644-9080 $95,995 Sunday 1-5 21011001 * 1988 San Bruno (Bluffl) Newport 8Mch 8«-0020 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 Ill ,111 FAI II 1r IEI 105 Jaamtne Creek. Newport 8Mch 831-7300 $342,500 Saturday 1-5 ••2792 ~Court, CM 546-2313 -500 • Sunday 1-i **31921 So Cout Hwy, Lag 8Mch 673-7300 $599,000 Saturday 1-i . . Sell y .. ,,.,,,.,1 C.ClnatfW, 642-567- for Information ' , ~ s4rprlslngly . l_o_w _cost. 27111 Mtl Pond e.t. Cliplltreno 8c:h 240-3130 $148,500 8undtly 1~5 2858 V'9ta Omeda, ..... 875-eOOO $240,000 Sunday 1-6 26~Ct.,N.8. 759-9100 $188,950 Sunday 2-5 •n••• **881 Via Udo Soud, Udo Ille, NB 873-7300 $1,550,000 8aturd8y , .... ... , .• ••2781 Sandpiper Drtv9, C.M. 641-8020 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 IOBILE IOIES -FIR SILE DUPLEXES FIR SILE 2511 s..vtew Ave., Old CdM, N.B. 631-7300 '830.000 Sunday 1-5 S•~•tJPLEX Loc:ate4 ia a primw Nwpe Bdl loaitiotl. Qoee '° e11oppiJtc A market. a..J. V•its an 21Wrw ud lui•e '""-•' ea. Tiie llpper U.Ut .._ • pri•ete ..... ~ balee.y. T'lte Lower Uait .i.o U. • pri••le petio. A MJIQAIN AT PU .... ACeM SUL~ e7._..7 I i l I I RIALISTATI Ao"°"' llH I_ ....... 11)1 ........ &l-°'"""9 II \(I ~-· , ...... ,,,, FOii SAU .... .,.,.,....,... I 11\ ,.....,.,...v.,. 1161 c-....... c..-•11) ----· " .. HOUSH/CONDOS ~, .... .., ... ,t))) s-c-,,,. <-•O' :xn ........ -l«IO s--c--,.,. klboo hloftd IQOe °"' °' c. ,,_.... I HI s-.• .. lit< ,..,._,_ •PQ1 °"' Of ~ ''1;;'.!! 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THE DAILY PllOT OFFICE HOURS Tele: M-F 1-5:30/COUNTER M-F 1-5 usnm $105,000 t8dn dwt, 1 Betti. c.11 Le Miiier tor lnlormatlc 873-754-t Of 131-12te 618 POPPY AVENUE R&'M*" A PETE BARRE Tr REALTY See this large 4 Bdrm home, well grounded on a 40x200' canyon lot and you'll agree-It's the best fam- lly hQlll'le avallabtel 3800 sq. ft., central air, built-In telephone sy,. tern. hlgn beam ceillngs, skytlghtt, oak & braaa trim, $599,000 s,,~ 71"" s."*1 ((;,,u,,,(/ d1l. "°' .1\1f11 du .J l>i-/-,\~.'I~ .MU C Cent Miry• CM I H • • •• • ONLY 125,000 TOTAi~ 3 Bedroom .. l ~ Bath .... Need. T.t •. C. PrincipalR o nly. R EALTOR, B th Duncombe. 983-9101 . Leave Me. sag I I 4 -It I. • m ~ ly ., • In •• I ,. 2 ... I - 10, Simo, +'tat & eec:, ii.a 11.5, •5'5-4381 ESA VERDE 3bd, 2b4I new pa1n1 carpet, teoo aq 11 6 28 S 1175 Ind gtdnr. f><I() 1'39 •7•-0800. MHlYDll Br tam1ty hidden 2 llty. $209 000 Mwy 5-40-\151 -·, -HERITAGE . • REALTORS WM~" It •• ... • ~Ar1~" ><l At• IH' • CUSTOM HOME SITES (4 ) CYPRUS COVE Prestigious seaside community ad- jacent to "Casa Pacifica." Beach access, 24 hr security, community pool. spa & tennis. Bulld your dream home! FROM $124,000 760-1900 - ZOll Sllllap . . . . • . . . ~75.. . .• WinlJ l·S » _.. .......... Sl.!IOt ....... Set/SUll M mn A,..., Tidl .. ..,, ..... Slt/1111 l-S 10 a.-t . .. .. .. .. . ltalM .... llMIJ l·S Z2 ....... . .. . .. . • • mt.• ... S.VS. l·S 2t t•ll 1 .... • • .. S?n.• ... Sitts. M llll YICM W_.• .• utt.• ... Sdnay l·S WM~" ·'~ .... . . Gorgeous & apeclous 4 BR ,.. model on huge lot with paddle tennis cour1, ape & addlttonal room for a pool. A country club In your t>Kkyatdl • I ~ I I --~--------=----------"'==---------- ...,.., ..... 11•c.:::.. • .. """* HT 111,.,... •LU.wry:' 2Br i: Avoid capital l.m llU Un.I Good location, 2 Bdnn. 1 1udl0, tu1 kltch. Only Cti.AH, NEW PAINT I 28f w/fllltl. etpta. drpe, Eutbfurt. Pool, trptc, • ta 4 or 5 month ...... N1oefy bath, gar •• w/d ~-f475. LQ 11r, get .,.. DRAPES, 8M PAIVA.TE b111ne. ~ yrd w/pi91Jo. dlw. OR. Glf'PO't. 1950 gains X • rurnlelled, 3bd. 2b•, upe. light be6ge c.rpet-$500. 28', ow 9575.... YAN>, 87M818. 136-4120 Cell 1.SPM No P9t* 722-t140 E\199 '"*· UP9taltt unit In-Ing. S900 per mo. 111-1111 ~ 1• 11A 887 vtctone "C" .. M715 -~ Support the cludu u111111u . Ulllllllln ,..,,._& .......... .__..._... ME ................. .,. .. __ -··~IT $3000/mo 8'>ettcllna clelll\ 28drm ..,.,,. cary. .......... ........ °" .. ,""""'......, ......, .. Steps to ..id. -UUlil a..IUln 11...-1Yo88._ ..... ~ Nopec.S475.t10-2170 28Jl=.'~:~ pd.Aw1111.•1•2112 Amen·can Heai 111-l• m.&111191• & «-e-. All ~ EASTStDE280,2BA **~24-47** ~ _..,.. 1..Arrn 0... .. 9Vlllnowt .,.. ............... , e.... AM/21• a.. eon.oe ~..,,, u A --·-·--~~~~~~ 1950 + .,_ ~256 chld <*.No... '** to .-n ' "' HS • ..,... P'lld-au... 1Mrm· c:oo11. PoOI. NI .... aau ssoc1ation NEWPOffT HEIGHTS • 1tl0 W.... 142 ..... 14 d/t#, lg ~ yd, pdo, rt9'I JuM. No peta. Ind. utl ~ edutt. • Jdnn. 2betM, ~ Ccm-SMAll STUOK> Or After 8PM 64&-e62I end ~ cerpcwt, coin-op P.UO, '400 &4G-6341 or Ref. 19'/lmt. MS MA ~) I j c:: -'-·'' I i~·.. • : ~ ; 1, 11 pi.tety fumlthed. 11125. W/AIUICMd ~furn •NICE 280AM 2BA* I llM'I, 1dlld,1 pet oft. wtt '42·53-41 . ,, ig: '( ,.: ·: .1 IF.£ • .:. ~:_. i ~ AQent 84~ or untum, '4SO/mo _, lndtyf9c: d'-.FncdP911o.1 pd. S795 + tm dee>. UIT&ln 1• 1=-:~ i ;F : il .:::---· ~: i• utll, 84().0507. No _:, Se50 N/eiNc,. 883-0755 egt. no.... WllfUll waUll NMt ShoC>c>lna c.nter °i,;' ":>...-. 1~::; jl I~: ~:: ! ON THE BAY .,... 11drm M25 '725 No 0.U '40-13M &::'" • r .. • ·1 -•• •·" i: 1250 9CI tt, furn moblte hm. 1BR 91Pt, IUft *9e 790-1411or142-7529 1EAST8IDE, 1paclou1, 28dnn 1~88 tT40 _... ... _ _.._ 24 ft wtttrt llv rm, bftl wnployedadult.NodoQI. •0U1ET&8PACIOUS* ~dec0t.-S 2 BR. l Hewetpt&df1)e Ul1'a9Jlllll& ..:-t--. ~. • ...::i:; ~ 1~ ·~ti patio w/bbq, 2bd. 2ba. asoo. utMa pd. 780-M6"7 28t 18' patio, ear• ! bath. pdo, 1 ;:&· Pool & tiPe -No... W/pstto. Ht SNlpo'g Cntr 1arket I~.! r· ,l ~ I~ .: : Ii I laun rm, micro, ic.metr. ta... DIW. Lndry nn. no pm.I .Jl10/mo, Aat 7 145-8122 ~17 $llt5 No I*• 60-1364 »~:; lit :i t I" ii j f:: ,. s 19so1mo 1H1ona1. 1 lt0\19 seoo1mo. M&-2132 ESIDE 180 COTTAGE laL.... li4i f.Mtt*lft ~ Apt. 2., .,.. j£; :..: i , ~ i .. ~f·~ S 1800/yrty, 873-5928. .....:.., •,....... • loc. 38r 28a E-41de r-...1 trpc, i.un hie, llOf'llGe, 2.,.88 dbl encl ,.8, ~u.. ·.:i. .;j_ .: • i .... i:; l ........ "" ..._. ... ad 1 ..,... 7 1 ~ t575 • • .,, ,_ (; i '&:...-l··. I Try lhll price 1700 2br AVllll now. 423 W. 8-y. Frptc:, new crpta. yerd. +eec. Ms..n:w. · new '~rp1e ' t drpl' w/-.C oPW "9c poot ......--.; If:~ f. : ii ~ta ':". r= ! hl1• .,.. rental deer\ 7eo-I083 0. St70. Dick eee.4000 b8'c0n ~ • .... N9wty ~lted. --a-:; .. .: rr . .: f.·. crpl decor ger too .. ~ • ..._.... -Dye, M0-2429 Ev/WkndafEJlllde--... ~ '710 /,4,~-ae No .... ,5 ,.,_ onfy --!:·.: = -. r= l 53M191 Ag1 ._ 2 '""'~ l ... u., --2br 114M, ptlllo, ~ 115-00ll ot ao..n2t ancloeed '•r•ge. mAT~fm r.: 2541 er.,..•&103 **!XTRA LAAOE o. , WESTCUff VILLA Exec.. M35lmo. 846-129 1750/mo 2br 114b8 S725lmo 142•2520 ~ 28r He, P8do, Enjoy CN Luxury of lh8 ...... 11111 .. ~lll IMng 2bt & den, 2 trptc. 2210-C RVTGEAS townhouM grMnR*t . S7t6 No PM9 ~ eurroundnge of 8~~;,,1~~ 2BR 1BA. tfldoeed gw-lndfy rm, ai bit-ft. ' U. 1--~13 or aSM7TI • IAITll l&lf • .... dfY'W '725 2078 Thum Sunny. pOOf, .... tlecMfty In • ...... 28drm Of Jurtr211MnM Av~llable Jul 1: TSL MGMT. 142-1803 complexte55. 722..._ B1~ [~·~~,!!I 38drm Condo wlttl ftr• Oc:Mn •. OU.. •veil-533-2130 Mon-Fr1 L:so . LOFT APARTMENTS. lendty room,,,., saeo'. :.,2 ~ ~= et* c:IOM to beech. 28r 1be Ellllde (17th a Wc:alfield frPc, Pt"1t pMlo, 99'-0-N0-4iH4. oet• W/d ~ from Ulmlf llllll s.nw Ana). '90entl)' o.c. & fl-to. 1 bdrm. 2bdtm. & OI08e to bWll 2t1c1 2ba. 11•. c.. eu oeoe 'I~ -orated. Petlo, "P. ger iNl..-n bed*or. Ma 1404. pdo. NSO. • 141. Ol3I NEWPORT HEtGHTS 111-4111trIJM111 AVllll now MeO 541708 8wltlM. deM lllrge 0.-NPT HGT8. ~ 2br d9ya, 54M2t3 ..,..181 28drm 1a.. .....,._ Poof, 28R·F•nced yd. n•• den 11.pta. pdoa. decb. 2b9 •11. w..-er... l...... i.unctry. W..., I 1199 pd It.~ Cu1t ••tr• pe1nt, pee oil. rwty now, ~~pee. rna Inc. =:2~d ln. ~ llllL ~ 1700/mo. l60-t213 llM etor9Q9. stove. cteen. 28drm28dl S740 Nc>t • · --;co;;ao ~ ~MANNAAPTit By supporting the American Heart Asso- ciation you may: • avoid capital gains tax on appreciated securities or other property 9!28 ... R,..2BA--conao--. e11--l'pol-..... '800/mo. "3-4600 • w. W1eon 131-5513 • b8 • • •11e1.., a . a. + 1750.NrSo.CoeetPtu&. *'*EASTStt>E 2BR 18A ~lfleld :::.::. ,:p~v~ Oen. 1800 ft. WIO e pool, )8c • ....: room Gar9Q9, Adult pr9f'd. 1111 • -1eun aec. gete. 11100 Ntup, n:ro~. encl reduce current and future income taxe~ 545-7131or731-6181 lndty rm te50Jmo. Aflt All UT1UT1E8 PAIO APtnmf1 mo-..,. &-11 *-0011 ~·PM bdl. '2250 •--= I ea1241~ eomc>s• betOt9 YoU ,...,. ~ebrand ,...A11ut11ttee • • · Sorry, no.,_ 11CM>11t ~-... -iiiiiiii'iiR..,.w;,m;;;; *38r ~ eoncto di)i Newty decOleted cuetom peld Pool gat1I09 1 ~ 18r. 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C.O.'ff WESTCLIFF BLOG ~£ WPORT BE A(I-< •.. .. . ... --- ... 1 I . . ----------==-=======::::;:::::::::;;:~ ------.. ---~""'="'" ___ -_ - ftAGI lJ/SATU•DAY JUNI t4, , ... __________________________________ DAILY PILOT /•llAL UTATI NEW South Peak construction on upswing Con~ruclion ts on the uQswing at the custom homesite community of South Peak in Laguna Niguel. To complement the already-com- pleted homes at this ridgetop enclave overlooking Monarch Beach, five new residences are in various phases of construction and a sixth is expected to be finished within the next month. Featuring from 2, 730 to approx- imately 5,800 square feet of living space. the estate homes are valued from $695,000 to over $1 million, and feature a variety Spanish. Mediter- ranean and Enghsh Country architec- tural themes Besides the homes completed or under construction. several buyers have submitted plans to the architec- tural design committee. This review process ensures that all homes within the community are designed and built to standards of quality and architec- tural compatlblllty. Still-available locations range in size from 9,055 to a 22.842 square feet Each custom homes1te has been carefully planned and prepared to adapt to the needs of purchasers Further showcasing the distinctive sites are views of two adjoining golf courses and ocean panoramas ex- tending from the Ritz-Carlton Hotel along the coast toward San Diego. Still other available South Peak sites command vistas of the coastal hllls rising toward Saddleback and the San Bernardino Mountains. The residential enclave of 62 cus- tom homesltes adjoins the El Niguel Country Club and the Laguna Niguel Racquet Club to the west. Directly below, between South Peak and the ocean. is The links at Monarch Beach, a championship golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Forming more than a mile of South Peak"s eastern boundary, the 200- acre Salt Creek Open Space Corridor adds a scenic, natural open space area already complete with a 28-acre park Priced from $165,000 to $395,000, the available custom homesites are all presented with three-year. interest- only financing ottered at a fixed interest rate of 9. 75 percent ( 9.9 annual percentage rate) and down payments as low as 25 percent for qualified buyers. To visit the community, take the San Diego Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway and proceed w~st approx- imately seven miles toward the ocean. Turn left at Camino del Avion and left again at South Peak's gated entryway. then continue up the hill For further assistance, call 240-2386. Conatructlon la under way on au South Peak caatom homea. Planned comm unity offers choices Princeton is Irvine Co.'s fas test seller Several builders off er selection of homes at · Rancho San Clemente Several builders are offering homes 1n WSLA Development Corp 's master- planned Rancho San Clemente com- munity EPAC Development's Villag10 was first to open for sales The slngle- leveland two-story villas with Mediter- ranean design have achieved a re- markable sales rate. To date, the first phase of homes has already sold out The second phase Is nearing sellout and phase three opened for saJe on May 17. The homes offer up to 1,691 square feet of Interior ltvtng space. Prices range from $125.990 to $174,990. Royal Crest Development Corp.'s Vista Pacifica hat also drawn a tremen- dous response. says the developer Of the 264 homes ottered In the con- dominium neighborhood. over 90 have been sold. Vista Pacifica is priced from $80,200 to $110.000 Pre-model sales are under way at Gfeller's Montego_, a collectlon of 133 slngle-famlly homes priced from $143,000 to $176.000. Montego's ocean-view homes offer from 1.450 and 1,900 square feet of llvlng space. Models are scheduled for completion In J~y Bella Vista Is the Rancho San Clemente neighborhood by Dividend Development Corp. Priced from $195,000 to $245,000. thesEJ stngle- famlly detached homes wlll present Interiors of 1,834 to 2,338 square feet of living space. · Sales are under way on the homes of Bella Vista. and already 15 have been sold. Models are expected to open late this spring For young professlonals and families who desire a hometown environment In a rental unit, Lincoln Pt'bperty Co. presents a 10-acre apartment complex with Its own Nautilus-equipped gym- nasium. Interiors of the luxury apart- ments range up to 1,050 square feet of space. The apartments are presented In slngle-level and townhome designs Misty Ridge. a collectlon of custom home view sites, Is presented by WSLA Development Corp. Situated on the highest point of Rancho San Clemente, the lots offer construction-ready bulld- lng pads ranging from 6.000 to 16,000 square feet. Prices range from $85,000 to $245,000. The Rancho San Clemente'Tennls and Fltn,ss Club, which recently broke ground. Is scheduled to open In November. The Rancho San Clemente Sales lnk>rmatlon Center, 801 Calle del Cerro, ts open dalty from 10 a m to 5 p.m . To vl81t, take the San Otego Freeway and exit at Avenlda Pico. Turn left(east) on Avenlda Pico and proceed the short distance to tho center. For more Information, call 498-1714. Irvine Pacific 's Prlncetc Townhomes In University Town Cent was the fastest-selling new hon pro)ect ever produced by The lrvh Co. 's homebulldlng firm. according Candy Shepard. lrvlne Pacific vi president of sates and marketing Since opening In February 19E Princeton Town homes sales have 11 eraged 5.3 units per week -a reco for lrvlne Pacific projects, Shepa said. In all, the firm sold 268 hom• priced from $106,000 to $152.000 the flnal phase. Shepard attributes Princeton's SL cess to a design that proved attract! to young marrieds, alngles, pt fnslonals and career couples-plu: premier location adjacent to UC lrvtr Princeton T ownhomea join Wlr wOOd Townhomes, Woodbridge Aid• and Woodbridge Seaport aa the fou1 new home terla to be told out In ~ than two yeara. Shepard said. - n er le le to ~e 5. v- rd rd IS, In e- ve O- ta ••• d- irs th as LY l'tLOT /BAL DTAft SOUTH COAST METRO CtsTA llU • 111 .. South Coat M9tro1 Two )IRJ" new 4 SR ex- ecuttve home dOM to South Cout Plaza. Pro- less1onally tandtc:IPed, twedl9h pine noora. A/C and much morel CtSTAllU 11 .... South Coaat Metro bautyt Marvetoully or- ganized home, ..en family area defined. Formal 11vmg and dining rooma. Maalve fireplac.. vaulted famlly room wfth NCOnd flreptace, built rn wet bar. maater aulte with whirl-pool tub. Upstairs study (could be 4th BR), central air, largest lot In traci< wlth COYIWed patio! IHAWlllS W .... Fascinating poolside retr .. tl Two new bath- rooms, thrM bedrooms, with aubstantlal r&- modellng. New every1hlngl CeU now don't wait! cma mu .,..,... Wimbledon Village! Upgraded 8-Ptan In excel- lent condition with extra large lot, brick front. covered patk>. central air. plantation thutt«s. In 2 BR's & atrium. ~unity ~ and tennis In lovely park. MITA... 11n• Bring your tenn t racket to this home In Wimbledon Village! Inviting slngle 1tory with vaulted oelllnga, trench doors. 3 BR, 2 full baths. central kitchen, decorator wallpaper! CllTA•U 11 ... Upgraded C·Plan 3 BR, 2 BA townhome with 2 car garage, community apa a ·~I Lowest priced C-Plan, yet In the best condition. Stream and lake off the rur patio, walk to So. Coast Plaza ~ MESA VERDE Ill& ftlll .. , .... Golf Course for your beet< yard! Fantutlc 3 BR. 2' 1 BA, remoo..1 AU new kitchen, formal dining room, fireplace In tamfty room, peUa windows, master bedrooma IUtt• hu Jacuzzi tubll Courtyard wtth 20x30 ~ and spa. Many extra'a, emotional decof1 Ill& ftUI ant• BIG ANO BEAUTIFUL MESA VERDE EST ATE! This 11 executive tlvtng at tt1 belt wfth 5 large BR's, 3 BA'a, and a bonus room separate from the houMI otw tnto the coot poof or eoak In the warmth of a apal F,..,..ly painted wtth new carpet. Cul~ location ctose to a park and Country Club. What a twr1flc buyl llUA.... .. ... Graclou1 4 8R + den Meea Verde home has everything! Located ne.r 2 golf courMt and 2 parka, beautiful yard wtth PoOt and patio, and side hldeeway patk> off the den. new add-on family room and teen quarters wtth It'• own entry. Bring tn your offer! ....... ., ..... KIDS WANTEOll Thi• fr1endty 3 BR home hu elev« and tuteful decorator appeal, large yard. utttlty room and curb ..,peaft Wondetful location 1n Mesa Verde: a communftywhete peopte carel . A MEMBER OF THE SEARS RNANQAL NETWORK NEWPORT BEACH -..... ....... 1eo• City llght1, mountain & OC1Mn Vlewl 8oph.t. tlcated 3 BR air conditioned Monaco featuring a fabuloua downstalf"I muter 1t11te '-ding to an lnvttlng private outdoor spa. Highly upgraded. prime location on • col~. Vert private Residential Real Estate Services OPEN HOUSES UTllllY MIMI .. 18 Rue Chantilly L"'"LI 3 BR. Spa S559,000 11·2 ...... 3023 Country Ctub ...... -3 BR. Poof $439.~ 1-5 aaoanu• 3608 Mercut • 4. .. ,..,. 2 Br, Waterfront s:M9.~ 1-5 mtlllll 3412 Gerenlum ··-4BR $279.000 1-4 UlllY .... , ... 2109 Miramar T,NMll 4 BR $399,000 12-4 MIMllUll 3e08Mar~ L......,. 2 BR. Ooctc s:M9.~ 1-S mtlllll 3412 G.enlum LTWllS 4 BR $279,000 1-4 ...... 3491 Wlnd8or Ct. 1.u=1 3 BR, Pool $199.~ 1-5 ...... 912 H~e Court Lmulf 4 BR. Pool $1 ,000 1-5 PROPERTIES UNDER $100.000 miamu ...... French Quart«•! Great start« home! Attrtctlve townhoule In park like setting! 2 BR. 1 'A BA + ,,.,, community pool, clubhouse, outdoor play area. Convenient location -Don't delay, won't lutl lll'fllll ...... Terrific 2 BR, 1 BA condo In great location! One story end unit near pool! Attaehed garage .,tera laundry areal Cell to .... won't lutl Ult& All .... Here Is your dream honMI Oellghtful 2 BA, 2 BA, ~do. In a park like setting. Premium end unit, extra yard, convenient location. near So. Coast Plaza and music center. lll'f&All 11 .. So. Cout Metro beauty! Luxury llvlng at a mod•t price! 2 BR, 2 BA condo In reetdentlal pant, community pool and rec. room. Near So. Cout Plaza and music oent«. Walk to park and ICOOI• are nearby. lll'fllll ., ... Quaint Olde engltu village with poof, spa, tennla, gym. 11 the home for you! Thia mOdel perfect 1tudlo condo overlooking beautiful commons, won't lut long! Cell now! INVESTMENT PROPER T Y lllY&lll ..... 2 BR. 1 BA Heh duplex In good rental aru. Groa Income S 10.«0 year. Low rent•. flx«. Submit. .... ~ 645-0303 _ ......,. feeflngl 3 car garage. deflnftety for the choosy buyer! . . ... ,.. ·--Big and beautlfull Inviting and gractou. warm1h of wood1, special tJln and luxurtoua carpeta throughout. Outstanding buy on a very IP9Cfal llfand complete wtth dock and alcle tJee for your ftotllla. Let us lhow you this perf9ct 3 8R, 3 BA home. Easy to IM -jult call. ...• ,.. .. .. ldeaJ location near the wedge. LMge 4 8R. 2~ BA home wfth delightful atrium and large ~ room wtth wet bat. Well appofnted mater bedroom with balcony patio. Owner will carry flrt1. W&l"mmT ..... Inviting newer 2 BR on the water wtth private dock for 2 boats. No need for r9m0dellng, just move In and enjoy your boat In your front ~I .... ,.. ., .. Raort llvlng at ltl belt! Seourtty gated, 2 BR condo hu community poof and apa, greenbelt view and It walking dlatance to the bMchl Great tower end untt. S.. It today. COSTA MESA ...... .... Patty tlmef Ent«taJn!ng beet deacribee thle fun. tutlc 4 BR delight! Mingle through dlattncitlve trench door'8, to the awttt Of the Jacuzzi In atrium. Gorgeou• er.. carpetlng, 1t1nny kitchen, her· ring bone a hardwood noon. Deluxe muter suite, better be first today! ... lllA ., ..... MESA BLUFFS! Perfect for today't modem family. Thl1 3 BR, 3 BA hu a large kltehen, eeparate den, spactoua petlo wtth apa. A bright open feeling! 2 BR'• at• muter tult• End unU. ml&lll& 11...- Chatmlng Sommertet home, 4 BA. or 3 BR + den, 2'n BA townhome with community pool and tpaJ Thia fantuttcally orgalnzed hOme hu AIC, cable T.V .• large lighted patJo yard, cu.tom cabinet• & lhelvea, extra storage, mirrored dining room wall and lkytlght In bedroom Which open1 up to true bh,. lkyl ..,... mTI lllA ..... Eat8fde charmerf OeUghtfut famtty home, 3 BR, 1~ BA hu atone flrept8Ce, mlcrowaY9, tU., formtl dtnlng room, nice badcyatd hu fruit tr ... 1 An arnafng value! ..,.... ., .. REAL COUNTRY LIVING IN THIS 3 BR RANCH STYLED HOMEI Cozy wood burning at~ In added famlty room. Country kit°*', large pattc Uk• yara, toacta Of storage, A. v. 11ee•• tool Why watt,._ tC>day. 2299 URBOR BLVD., COSTA IESI .. .. ' ----=------= ----- -- PAGl14/IATURDAYJUNlt~t .. Mm ................................................................ DAtLYPM.OT/llSAl.ltlTA1W NEW LISTINGS ...,.... ...... Anest tn condo deeJgn, large rooms, quaJtty conatruc11on, llke new and priced to Mil A MEMBER OF THE 111 SEARS RNANaAL NETWORK lAJ ,.MTAlllA 11•,lil- Flnest In condo design. large rooms. quaJlty construction, llke new and priced to sell. ww llLlll 11..,... R esiden'rial Real Estate Services 1 BR penthouse with vaulted celling & full vieW of 7h Newport Harbor & the ocean beyond. Luxurious 'll'l~tc~a.z .,_,_._ & secure complex. " wm llWNIT tt.,... 3 BR & 2 BR duplex 1 block from beach. Newty refurbished No problem keeping this place rented I WHTOUff am.- Fabulous Westclttt 3 BR home Added on FR with beam ceilings, trench doors and use of parquet Terrific neighborhood Good buy 11V11r mucr 1211,000 Remodeled 3BR, 3 BA home In super location. Two very private master suites Lovely land- scaping! Don't miss this one! W.111 llWI 1121,000 Fabulous 5 BA Balboa Island charmer Hard· wood floors. Berber carpet. decorator papers. shutters, new appliances, steps to south bayfront 111.IOA rHllHU 1171,000 Lease or buy this spacious home with six BA plus large patio and dock for 2 boats Quiet west bay location a real plus BAYFRONTS Liii ISU lllO,IOI Bayfront duplex 3 BA, 2 BA. fireplace In each unit. Private patio for lower unit Upper unit has large sundeck balcony viewing water l&UU POllSIU 11,221,000 Prime corner, 3 BR bayfront Cape Cod. Newly remodeled, finest construction. beam celllngs, skylights. oak floors & outstanding Interiors Ull llU ,,,, .. _.. Wonderful English Normandy bayfront in excel· lent location 4 BA with 2 master suites, country feeling throughout. Pier & slip Liii till 11,111,llO Exceptional 5 BR bayfront on north channel. Large country kitchen/FR, huge master suite .+ rumpus room Three fireplaces, tall ceilings UlltSU ,, ........ Bulldert -Prime bayfront lot to create your "dream house." 75' on the bay with a pier for a 90' boat! Call for additional Information W.IU PlllUIU 12,111 .... French custom residence with 73' on main channel, 4 BA, 8 BA, art studio, gymnasium, librery. pool t many amenities OPEN HOUSE 1-5 UTllllY _,..... , ..... .. ,.,, 3 BR, FR $279,000 M. PHILLIPPI ... 111~ ........ 3 BR, 2'h BA $329,000 R.KURTZ llmlYllUll , ........... 4 BR, FR ~2.000 M. MATTHEWS ..... 111 ........ 3 BR, 2'A BA $3.45,000 R. KURTZ WllTIUff , ...... 3 BR, Oen $355,000 G ANDERSON llllllYllWM.il 1u1 ....... <4 BA, FR, View $398,500 C. MC MAHAN UL.111 llUll 111.., 5 BR $525,000 E. CORKETT Ull ISUll CJtfbil.Wel-' 3+3 Duplex, Byfrnt $730,000 C. AUMSFELD RlllMYI 1111 ..... ., 4 BR, Oceanfront $895,000 J, SHAW lllOAIYll .... ,,. ... 5 BA $2,250,000 J AKERMAN SUIDIY llflllTllUll 1411 ....... ,.,, 3 BR, FR $279.000 M. PHILLIPPI IAJllllT ,.,.,.. <4 BR, FR $325,000 L. McLOON ..... in~.._.... 3 BR, 2'h BA $329,000 A.KURTZ •YIMTUUll , ............ <4 BR $342,000 L.ROSE ... 111 ........ 3 BR, 2'h BA $345,000 R. KURTZ LmllU 1M Yla LM• 2 BR S.20,000 A GOTHARD UU.YDllLU u11......,. 4 BR, FR S.29,000 B. MILES .... 11 n ,_.. .......... 4 BR, FR, View S.29,900 G. ANDERSON llflllll ....... M4Lw 5 BR, FR $439,500 J. MERTZ llftmll JUI Yl9tialrltt 3 BR, Oen $488,000 E. BOWIE ULll& llUll 11•= 5 BR $!25,000 M. MATTHEW .......... JR~= 4 BR, FR $549,900 ........ MU ., ........ 3 BR, FR S559,500 E. CORKETT IPTIUSI 11 ......... 4 BR, FR. View $816,000 B.REEOY llYILUI lWep.., 6 BR, FR, Pool, Vu $975,000 M. REEDY .... _ ''= 5 BR. FA $990,000 8. EX , 644-906'0 JUST REDUCED ...... 11...- "8" plan on tee land. 3 BR spllt levef. Acroea from poot & ctoM to thop1. 2 good uaumable loans are another plual ---..,, .... Walk to lhoppfng from thll brand MW welt located 3 BR townhome. Beauttful, extenstve upgrades throughout. .... ""'-.u .,.. Seuamto model on excellent 1tr .. t In Coron• det Mar. 3 BR, 2· BA, large yard, covered patio, Karutan w~ ~pet. Ownera anxious. Ul•tllW.U PH,111 You'll love the look of this stunning 3 BRI Bleached hardwood floors, Berber carpet, cazy ftreplace and a targe, tush yard . '"111mn aan.-Etegant, freshly painted, new carpe1, Plan 3 with 3 BR + FR. lush landscaping. Magnificent prl· vate area. pools &. tennis . WllTIUff lllftl ...... Price dropped S 17 ,000 on this spacious con- temporary 3 BR home. Den. private spa & detlghtful country kitchen complete wtth fire- place. Now only $355,000 ....... Ill ... Pll,111 Just 1tep1 to beach & park. Great investment or perfect for owner occupancy. High annual In- come and both units remodeled UM ISU PI0,000 New kitchen, fully appointed. plus a wet bar. You will love the Inviting & sunny patio Plana for 2nd story muter suite •tt•NWaau 14H.- Rare Burlingame model with 4 BA, f amlly room plus huge bonus room. Beautiful yard with fountain, barbecue. Soaring beamed celling. llllllllUlll• ._,. Contemporary home for the entertainer. 4 BR plus maid's quarters on an oversized lot with ocean and canyon views smuu ....._ Enjoy the panoramic slghta of Newport from this expanded & upgraded 4 BR. 4 car garSQe hornet Vaulted beam cemnge, wood floors, trench door a ..... ~... 1111,111 Impeccable f amlly home with solar heated pool & spa set In lushly landscaped yard. Ocean view, new kitchen, many exceptional detallat •lllY• IHI.Ill The finest In townhome llvlng. A gorgeous "Oeauvllte" with 4 BR. large family kitchen, high oefllng1 and lovety corner view location. llWll 111111 ll ..... Ench.ntlng view rrom LR, OR, Master BR & kitchen. L<MMy 4 BR with detached poolalde gueet quarters. Private location on small cul-d• NC. u.awu ... .,... Exhilarating ocean views from thlt charming 4 BR home bullt right over rocks. Stairway to .. nd & Udep<:>olt below. Walk to quaint lh0$>8 2181 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH I •---~-----------------------~-........-----'-----~~------