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SATURDAY. MAY 28. 1988 25 €ENTS
Est _founder suing Cox fe>r $5M ' ' I i
WemerEr ar ftless andersuttafter
mailer compares organization with cult
the Cox campaiJn distributed libel·
ous statements tn a May 19 mailer
that wtre "extremely damqin1 to the
reputations of Mr. Erhard and
Werner Erhard and Auociates ...
BJ PAUL AAClllPLEY °' .. ..., ........
Werner Erhard and Associates on
Friday filed a S5 million lawsuit for
slander and libel a_,inst 40th Con-
&rcssiona 1 District candidate
Christopher Cox for a campaian
mailer he sent to voters and state·
Flre destroys nearly all of
Redondo Beach Pier./ A4
World
President Reagan sounds
the theme of human rights
as he prepares for sum-
mtt. / M
ments made by his volunteers phon·
in& residents.
Also named in the lawsuit were
Cox's campaian chairman. treasurer
and political consultant.
Accordin1 to Sharon Spauldina. a
spokeswoman for the San Francisco.
based Werner Erhard and Auociatci.
Balboa bound
The mailer focused on the ties
between Cox opponent Nathan Rose·
nbcra and his brother. WerMr
Erhard. who founded the self·
actualization prottams est and ~
Forum.
It quoted statements from a Los
Angcln M.-iine anicle that likened
Tlae lalala~ ca••··· J'lyer cndw lato l'fewportllarlaor after tfie l5()0-p9N ... v catamaran 8ped aero. tbe PacUlc
est to a satanic cult.
Attorney 8111 O'Ha~. who is rep.
resentins Werner Erhard and As-
sociates. said the complaint filed in
Oranac County Superior Court abo
rcfcm:d to phone calls placed by Cox
voluntecn to distnct residents.
Vou~rs were asked 1f they'd vote for
Roscnbcra if they knew he was
associated wuh .. that cult esa.. ..
O'Hare said.
The complaint allegn that Cox'
initially denied his campaip had any
involvement with the phone call~:
later admitted the calls had
made by his orpn111tion.. O'HAR
said.
'"The sta~mcnts made by CoJt's
campai'n arc outraaeous. and thctt is
no lqi11matc rnt0n for Mr. Coll or
his C'lmpaiJn staff to have drawn u.s
into a political campaip in which we
clearly have no role." Spe_uldinJ said.
SpauJdina said the statements 1n
tM mailer were t.aktn ou1 of conttxt
from the mapzine artic'k.
htdaJ lD a ellort 90 ala•tee from Aftloa. It cant.
penncen from a.n.oe PnWoa clallJ.
I
-AhhouJh then were ~
we did not agr« wnh or like1 over.I iJ
wu a faarty balAMed vtide ... :a satie1. -Thueporu:rprnen~all ·
of the issue and that's dearly ftot
Clit he~... •
Bob Schum1n. Cox campe~ ......
ascr. said tht lawsuit was ~ pohucall~ mot1 \-ated to help~
R oscn lx'r&-••
··1 lhmk the) ·re tryina to plant dw
!i.ttd thert lo\-&s somethina dirty abOul
(P1eue ._ co./ASJ
Princip&l
removed
forusing .
alcohol
LB administrator,
teacherreasstgned .
following Incident
BJ GREG UZllll °' .. ..., .......
A Llcuna Beach middle IChool
pnncipal and a classroom teacher
have bttn removed from their rqular
dutacs followina u.ndddoled iin-
propneues involvtnlalc:obol dunna~
recent school field tnp to Washin,&ton o.c.
At its mcetina this werk.. the SC'hoo1
board pvc desk duties to Di1nc
Allen. an En&lish teacber at Thurston
M1ddk School and Ann Becker, the
school's pnnapal
Sports
Ulkers drop third game of
NBA Western Conference
flnaJa./81
~emerial weekend off on.deadly note
Tbe reasstgnmcntt resulted from
an 1ncukn1 dunQI an e\Pfh.snde
ftdd trip to WasllU'l!Oft D.C. chat
took~ between May 14-19, said a dUlrict official who asked not to be
1denufied.
Diamond Bar defeats
Ocean View 7-5 In CIF SA
boys baseball quar-
terflnals./81
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Police beef up patrols as travelers hea
out of town to enjoy three-day weei.cend
By PAUL ARCHJPLEY midn~aht Monday. °' ...... ,...... The National Safety Council est1·
Th~ M~morial Day weekend mated 380 to 480 people may die in
started on an ominous note in Oran$C tnffic attidentt durins that ttme.
County Friday with the death of a Last year. 416 people died on the
driver followina a multi·vehicle atti· nation's roads an<J h1&hways durina
dent on the San Diego Freeway. the Memorial Da)' weekend. . . . . About 390 traffic deaths would be
A Cahf~m1a H1ahway Patrof dis.. projected for a non·holiday. th~
pat_Cher said officers were out tn force . day weekend this time of )'tar.
tryma.to monitor traffic and respond The worst Memorial Day traffic
to accidents as SoutManders rushed toll in the last 2S years was recorded
out of town for the three-<lay week· in 1968 when 629 people died.
end. The motorist who died at about 2
TheAutomobileOubC$limated 22 p.m. Friday technically won•t be
million Americans will travel by car counted as a holiday victim because
durina the holiday. which officially the official count didn't begin for four
bepn at 6 p.m. Friday and ends at more hou~
Accord1na to the Hipway Patrol,
the victim was dnvina nonh on the
40S frttway near Seal Beach Boulev~rd at about I :40 p.m. wMn a
traclor-lrailer ng moved into his lane.
striking the front of his Volbwaatn.
The truck swerved across aJI lanes,
struck the ~tcr divider and came to
resl. It was then slruck by an airport
shuttle bus.
The Volkswqcn swerved out of
con&rol and slid under the trailer of
another truck where 11 was wcdccd
under the trailer wheels.
When officers arrived the victim
still had a pulse. However. the victim
died at the scene.
No other major injuries were
reported in the accident.
A second serious pileup was ~
eoned Friday niaht on the Riverside
Freeway at Wier Canyon. Offi«n
and a cut-and-rcscuete.am were called
to &he Sttne. Details were not im·
mediately available.
Law enforttmcnt officials .alto bad
to dea1 with. une•ptt'led surprisn.. A
boa constnctor thaf ~•tncsSCS de.
scribed IS beina I 0 inches ID di.amc1Cr
was ttportcd mo\ in& up the Garden
Grove Freeway. It was not speedina,.
Alona the Ora• Coast. police
reported a quiet Fnday cvenina -
ahhouah not all expected the week-
end to remain that way.
..This 1s the stan of summer for aJI
intents and purposes." said Lt. Doua
Aclchcrofthc-Newport Beach Police
Department. "We usQl1y set pretty
busy."
On lhe other hand. Lt. Les.he
Hamson of the Costa Mesa Polter
Dcpanmcnt predicted a qu1et hol-
1da).
. -Jfil stays lake thisall weekend. 1fU
(Pleue eee 1R&DKD/A2)
Tbe iaadmt iovol..ed -un·
professional conduct"' stemmi•
from lk use of alcohol. aa:ordi111 .. uamcnpu from the boetd meeti-"1-
Whik the ex.act nature of tba
1nodent was not ditdoled. the di>
tnet ofrtcial said it -had nothina 10 do
with s1ude•us <'OMOmina alcohol ....
-The board would have prcfm'Cd
to susprnd both individuals without
pa). but due 10 constraints of tbe
educauon code the above action was
taken.·· read tbc transcript!.
Supenntendent Dennis Smith was
unavailable for comment Frida).
Becker and Allen also could not be
reached for rom~nt. School board
membm Kalhlecn Jones. Susan Mu
and Jim Krcdtt declined to com~
on tftc incident.
Allen bas been a teacher in t.bc
district for 20 ycan. Beckef" is a 16-
ycar diSlnCt VC'\etan and has beat
pri0C1pal at Thurston for six yean..
(Pleue ._ PIUllCIPAL/d)
Meas~re A opponents raise $1 million to fight initiative
BJ 801 VAN EYU:N ................
Developers and real estate com-
panies have contributed more than SI
minion to stop a PfOPoeed _Jf'Owth
control initiative in <>ranee County,
accordins to a statement rdeated Friday. ~ll of the Citizens' Sen-
sible Orowth and Traffic Control
lni&iadvc, allO Uowil 11 Masure ~
have railed lai daan U0.000, M:aml-
in&JO their wnnt. ti~!rcti.te:ftia .. ~...,r.e·ae-"~,.ll =
County ......._ ecconlias IO JOhn
Simon. a NII a111e at~ Who
founded the anti-inititive poup
Citizens· for Traffic Solutions. .. If the slow arowth move.ncn1 were u popuJar as they claim. their
11Mnc:ial s .. tcment would have re-
fltttcd many more donations and a
brolder base than, &k nQ1r'OWthen
who domina~ their lis&. ··Simon said.
Simon said in a{>""' rt~ 1M'
the S LS million an contributions 1oaec1· ~ the anti-ini~tivc VoUP
ren«u support from ••eompan.iet.
civic ~niDtions and individuals
who rtpraent l'°.000 to l6S.OOO
individuals livh' and/or Worti• in <>ra-.e County.
In r.ct. more than two thirds oll.k
•
total came from the aroup's 35 la,.est
donors. almost all of whom arc
developers or real estate compuia.
Only $17.700 of the &<*II c:eaae
from individuals. and most cit ta.a~
$10.000. was contributed by 1 lililk
individual. Kathryn Thompson, of
Newport Beach.
ladina the pack amonJ corporate
contributors wtre The lrvu1e Co .• t~
county's tartest landowner, and the
Million Vitjo Co .• each of which
contributed SI 00.000.
Judy Frvtia. a spokes...oman for ~ 1frvine Co., rad a sutement
Friday in Which company Officials say
'" ....... QllfOICSll19/ A2)
Bartformallyendorses MeasureA
By GREG nERll °' .. ..., .......
~mbly candkla~ Evelyn Hart said lbi• Wttk that
she is fomulUy aupportina Measure A. the countywidc
slow-srowth initiative.
Hart had previously avoided ~"I any position on
the initiativt, which would rcquftckvclopers to provide
a hiahet le¥d of traMpOrtation .mtiption that CWTCntly
requited. But she •id this weclt chat the measure is a step
ID the n&hl dir«tion.
··1 ti~pewtb. I think powtb is ~· .. IMi
..-ho tSscck1 .. to ul\SC.lt incumbent llep. · Fas I L
N BaCh. in the lOtb Astcmbly ~ .....
is that t~ llRt'ts aren't keepeaa up Wida!!
l$ iall) a~ aJon the COi.St. beet• C=~Wl)' IS of\ea theonfy altematl~tojr BB 11 m:ic.a~
UCI Student Counci) seeking
to really liven 4p school spidt
IJ n. A111 NIM Prw .
For years. tMir muax ._ lllllim ....-ills ot a
jc;ke. Now tomroltk ....... UC1 beticW ii'• time '° li¥n up tlMW llCt.
..
W tM •~ SC .... 10 be
dem¥od. l.'l IMak >'O'I cu buy u ellttioe ill Ola• C'oUty ... ne pro-inetiativc lf'OUPI Citizens•
IOr Sensiblt Orowd9 ad Traftic Con~ has ni• S-47.9-a«Otd·
i• to its finUCil\. Aatemeet
AmOftl the 19'Wp•1 17 <iOGlribu·
tiom. the --~-ftvm .......... Beach raideM JOlft ·£.artwdt. who pvc ss.ooo. The oftly other rour·
uprc . conlri~nor "' the en-
varonmctstal arc>UP Newiion 2000,
which contributed Sl,000.
1r =the initiative would tie
deve t to ttaftk improve-
ments. Before buiktina pcnnit5 <.'OUJd
be ll'lnted in conpted ~ the
county wouJd have to requltt that
some measurable improvement be
made in traffic Row.
The initiative abo contains ~tan·
dards for flood control and police and
fitt~temes. lrville Co. ofrltialt and other
ckvdapen •Y they believe the tn-
iUative Will e&Ullt a downturn an
buHdi• in Onaftlt County. That.. ~ •Y· would reduce developcr fees wtuch are used by lhe county to
flna:nc:e rOllds and olbcf public im-provc~u. lbeftb)' wonenina tnf·
f.c inllad olimprovina 1t.
The developers cite a study which
was carried out by the Center for Economic Reteartb at Chapman
Col•. which concluded that the
initiative would brina about an
economic downturn in Oranae Coun-
ty.
But the study was bued on the
assumption that the initiative would
cause a l 5 pen:cnt decline in buildina
activity. a premise that rollcae re-
arcbcrs admit is based on specu-
lation. not hard data.
HART ENDORSES MEASURE A •••
From A l
H3rt acknowlcd&cd that Measure A
1s not perfect. and said a variety of
clea~-up qislation .would tikely be
required to non out ns weaknesses.
Hart said Measure A could be a
catalyst for other. similar initiatives
throuahout Southern California lead-
mg to a rcsion&I wlution to the
growina traffic probkm.
~rgusoo has come out against
Measure A, sayina th.at it would be
··counterproductive" to the future of
·.
Ora.County. Feriuson also claims
voters att bc1na lured into an in-
itiative they know virtually nothjl'\I
about.
.. , ccr1ainly can't blame the people
of OraQF County for bce5ut,...cd
that traffic is so bad." said n.
.. But this thins they're beina as ed to
vote for is counterproductive. It's
aoina to make thinas worse. not
better."
If approved. the initiative would
t>la~ rcstnct1ons on development in ~ where there 1s severe traffic c~ion and requ1rc that the
co\anty adhere to its own standards
forlraffic flow before issuing any new
buildAna pcrmjts.
But developers say the measure 1s
poor!) written and may even be
unconstitutional because, they say. ll
makes builders respe>nsible for traffic
COOJCStion that existed before their
proJ«lS wett even proposed.
I RVINE CO. BACKING PROP. 72 EFFORT •.•
FroaaAl
Sc-rvicc Employees. The committ~
tronsferTCd $35,936 to the pro-71
committee.
Propc>Mtioo 7 J would alter the
spcnd1na limit calculations to allow
01orc tax money to be spent each year
~ state and locaJ govcnunents.
Proposition 72 wouJd require the
sales tu on psoline to be spent on
transpe>rtation prosrams.
The pro-71 group. Californians for
Quality Government. reported con-
tributions of S l .094.654 so far this
)Car and expenditures of $939.367.
Largr contributors included the Cali-
fornia Association of Hospital and
He.altb Systems, $100.000 in the
repon and $75,000 in a late telegram;
$315.000 from California Teachers
By Tk AaMdate4 Presa
Two fired Crystal Cathedral minis-
1:1) employees filed their second
lawsuit apinst the Rev. Robert H.
Schuller in two weeks, the latest
~kinJ $30 million in damages for
allqcd slander delivered from the
pulpit.
Conwell Worthing10n and Michad
Coleman. who were directors and
prodoCC1"S of Crystal Cathedral's
Christmasand Easter~ntsbeforc
btina replaced in 1986 wnh Scbulltt's
$on-in-law PauJ Dunn, filed the sun
.Victim
.~efusesto
coopera t e
A Costa Mesa man who had a bullet
n:partcdly pass throu&h both thighs
has bttn insisting to palice that be
was not shot. authonucs said.
Lawttnce Fntz, 48. is not cooper-
ating with police and docs not intend
to press charges against the man who
all~ly shot him. Sgt. Sam Cordeiro
saidFnday.
Fntz was reportedly lalkin& with
llce Parker. 27. at Fritz's home in the
800 block of Towne Street For
reasons that arc unclear. PaBer. of
Custa Mesa. allegedly shot the man
ihortJy af\cr 9 p.m. with a 9-mm
automatic. pe>hct said.
The bullet pasS('(j throuch both
Fritz's thiJhs. inJunng him seriously
enough to send him to Hoq Mem-
cmal Hospital. where he was treated
and released.
Parker fled. but Fritz's wife called
police and identified him as the man
y. ho allegedly shot her husband.
Association. one of the initiative's
chief baders: $70,000 from Cali-
fornia Concctional Pace Off'icers.
S..S.000 from AW>ciation of Cali-
fornia School Administrators;
$25,000 from the American Feder·
ation of State. County ind Municipal
Employees; $35.000 from the Cali-
fornia Faculty Association; $55.000
from the California State Council of
Service Employees; and $25.000 from
Classified Employees. Two Florida-
based school book publishers pve
larae amounts: S34.000 from
H.arrourt Brllce Jovanovich and
SJ 7.000 from Holt, Rinehan and
Winston. Another late contribution
reported was $44,000 from Cali-
fornians for Better Education.
Thursday in orltngc County Superior
Coun.
The suit contends that dunng a
May IS sermon rcspondina to their
iniual copynf)lt infringement suit.
Schuller imphed the two men were
fired for allcaed criminal acts.
The first suit filed two weeks ago
1ttks $5S million for allqed
copyrilht infnngement stemming
from the men's claim that they hold
the copyri&ht for the holiday pro-
113ms and haven't received any
ro)'alt1es sin~ being fired.
Two ant1-7l groups. Californians
Against ffiabcr Taxes ind the Cali·
fomia Tax Reduction Movement.
reported rai:sin,g$276. l67 1nd spend-
ing $225.762. Contributions to .both
groups were mainly in small
amounts.
Campaign spendina reports for the
Jum-1 election were listed in financial
reports on file Friday v.ith the
scetttary of state. The campaigns
were rcqu1rt'd to detail their contribu-
tions and expenditures between
March l 8 and May 20.
Any large contributions between
May 21 and the election must be
reported to the secretary of state by
~lcgram.
The suit quoted SchuUer as saying
May l 5. "Conwell Wonhington and
Michael Coleman ... they were fired.
They were fired for &OOd reason. We
didn•t press charges at tbC time. We
were nice to them.:·
Mini5try sootesman Chuck Todd
said C~I Cathedral would have no
comment other than to say Schuller
believed his statement was trve.
The lawsuit contends Schuller's
pulpit remarks Were slanderous be·
cause they in dfect accusc:d the two
directors of-theft and-or embezzle-
ment."
Bush meets privately with
Meese over legal problems
WASHINGTON (AP) -Vice
President George Bush met privately
with Attorney General Edwm Meese
Ill rcttntly to discuss political
ram1ficat1ons of the attorney gen-
eral's ongoi~ lcpl problems. accord--
mg to a published report.
The WasbiQ&ton Post, citing un-
identified sources in Washincton and
in Kennebunk~ Maine. where
Bush is vacatJoning. reponed in
Saturday editions that the secret
mectinc took place at Meesc's request
shortly before May l 6.
The newspaper said it could not be
learned what Bush had told Meese.
Two Bush aides carliCT this month
caJled Meese a campaisn liability. but
the vice president denied he had
authorized the statements.
In the past. the vice president has
declined to comment on whether the
embattled attorney aencraJ should
step down.
Bandit gets $900 from Huntington bank
A bandit walked away w11h about
$900 in cash from a Huntington
&ach bank Friday without ever
showmg a weapon. police reponcd.
Tbe man walked into Lincoln
Savinp. 7662 Edinger Ave .. at about
I :30 p.m. and was the only customer
1n the bank. Set. Gary Meza said. He
WEEKEND OFF •.• from Al
?-<.' great.·· Hamson said. "On all the
big holidays 11 stays slow for us. We
might as well close up shop and p>
home.··
Not all planned to spend the
holiday in reverie and play.
Gene Murphy. national <'Om·
man<kr of Disabled American Vd-
erans. called on Americans to re-
member the purpose of the holiday.
Fotlowina a visit to Atlinaton
National C~\efy. the Vietnam
~ Illy Pill
llUIOl'ftCa
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...,...,_ ... 1lilD c..-. CA~
veteran said. -rm proud of each and
cv~ one of the m~ than one
milJ1on men and "'omen wbo pvc
tbcir lhes in dcfcmie of this pat
country in ouJ many wars.
~My freedom-and my.,ife'und
mJ daupter's freedom -was bouaht
With their bk>od. This is 1 debt I can
ncvCT~. "'On this McmoriaJ Oliy. I ut all
Amcnc:ans 10 &a1te 1 moment and
rcfl«t on tbOlt who did not a>""
home."'
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Fro.Al
Along with Allen's tta1$1pmem. &he
board disap~vcd htt nomfoalion as
a mentor t~ for the comint
school year.
Bttkcf applied for a leave of absc~ in February to compkte bet
doctml studies.
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Father calls daughter's mauling fate
NASHVILL£. Tenn. (AP) -An
cntataincr whose 2-year~&d dauah-cer was mauled to death by a leoperd
used in bis act said Friday that her
.death was an ac1 of fate.
.. We have no choice over life or
death, .. Joe Savqe said at a news
conference. "Tbc cqie that was in-
volved in this was lodted ... how and
why this happened is nothina short of
mystical.··
Nikita. dau&hter of Savage and his
girlfnend. Kimberly Wilson. died of
head wounds, blood loss and shock
after the attack Wednesday. doctors
said.
The leopard. Tabu. got out of its
c.age outside Savage's farm house in
suburban Nashville and mauled the
child.
The cat was tranquilized af\cr the
attack and died a short time later
while being taken for a lQ..day
quarantine to the Tenncs~ Wildlife
Resourn-~ 1'1tency Center.
.. , think that he(God) protcctec her
from &rowin.J up in this world. this
society th.at IS wone than any Arna·
zon junite .. Sav• said.
Savqc flew to Nashville Thunday
from Lu Veps where he was pcr-
formin&; He leads a tourins rock •n·
roll act in which be Sn'IS and
performs with pythons and leopards.
• Police said the attack was an
accident and didn't anticipate any
characs.
Savage's oldCT dauahter, Julie Sac-
cio, 24. said in a telephone interview
from her home in Charlotte;. N.C ..
that she has taken care of her athcr"s
five leopards occasionally but feared
onlyTabu.
Saccio, who said her father l~lly
chanted his name for show busmess
reasons about I .S ycan qo. said she
took care of the leopards most ~ntly in January and F'ebruary.
.. The black ones oeor.rds) were
pretty '-1n't. It w.s just abu -my
dad raised Tabu with a Rottwcilet.
and after that doa was killed ia
California, th.at cat went nuts," Sec:cio
said.
.. My dad was the onJy one who
could ~t around it."
Saccto said she lives with her
mother, Emily Saccio. and that she
bas a brother, Joey. also in his 20s.
Polict Chief Joe Casey said
authorities think Wilson left Nikb
outside for a moment while she went
into the house. "and when she came
out, the cat was on the kid."
Four other cats also escaped from
the cage but police and wildlife
officials herded them back in.
Saccio said she didn't know how
the cats could have &Otten loose.
"The fences were tiJhtly secured.
Thafs why I thouah& maybe she
(Wilson) had cleaned the ~ or fed
them. then left it unlocked. ' SaccW
said. "These animals arc very sman.
Leopards can tum a knob."
COX SUED OVER EST STATEMENTS •••
From A l
that mailer."
Sch4man suggested poll results.
lack of funds m the Rosenberg
organization and other political con-
siderations prompted the lawsuit.
.. If Nathan was m first place and
they had a lot of cash in hand they
wouldn't have filed:' he said.
However. Rosenberg's campaign
stafT said the lawsuit had nothing to
do wnh the m.
··we have no comment," said
Rosenberg consultant David Vapor-
ean. "It's between Cox and the Erhard
folks."
O'Ha~ agreed the conaressional
ract had no bearing on their decision
to file the lawsuit.
.. It is not the objective or choice of
Mr. Erhard and Erhard and As·
sociatcs to have themselves injected
into the political process.'' O'Hare
said.
••Those statements (in the mailer)
reOcct on 24.000 people in Oral\flC
County who have taken est or the
other pros.rams.
"The implication is if you h~vc ~ny
association with this orpn1zat100
there's somethina wrona Wlth you.
"Ifs bad enough when the can·
didatcs pick on each other for
negative campaignina. but to use
other people at the e~ttnt of their ~putation as the means to attack
your political oppe>nenl, that's aoil'\I
too far:·
UCI MAY LIVEN UP SCHOOL SPIRIT •••
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Grecian Festival
set for weekend
on f atrgrounds
Cirec:ian FcitivaJ ·aa.a th~yaffa1rfetturina
the muJic of two Greek o~hcstras, dancina and
a uchcntJc Greek food is eJtpeC'tcd to draw more than
8,000 ttkbrants nut weekend.
The fcitival wall be held Friday throu&b Sunday
at the Oran~ County Fairsrounds in Costa Mesa.
Tbc public 1s invited and admmion is free. The
event is sponsored by St. Paurs Greek Orthodox
Oiurc:h oflrvine.
Orawinas will be held for a new car and other
prizes. Call the church offi~ at 733-2366 for
additional information.
Soviet acapee to •ped
Yuri Vetokhm, a Soviet dissident who escaped
tot~ West. wall tell ofh1s impnsonment and other
upcnenccs behind the Iron Curtain at Thursday's
meetina of the Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club.
Gucsu and v1s1tors arc welcome at the noon
luncheon at the Bahia Conn1haan Yacht Club. 1601
Ba)'side Dmc. Corona del Mar. Call 722-6660 for
further mformauon and reservations.
Backpaklng seminar set
Adventure 16 will offer a free evening seminar
on how to backpack wuh small children Thursday at
its Costa Mesa location.
l..aune Gallo 1s coordmatmg the event. which
will offer parents and children tips on making their
trips fun and safe. The class is scheduled for 6:30
p.m. and funher information 1s available at
650-3301.
, Shopping session slated
A "shop ttll you drop'' extravaganza will be held
Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Balboa Bay
Club by the Sophisticates of tht' Assessment and
Treatment Scriccs Center.
Barpins will be available in boutiques. designer
dothina, jewelry and accessories. Admission is $5
and more information may ~ obtained by calling
756--0993.
Famlly-career seminar
A seminar for women faced Wlth the cho1C't'
between a career and a family will be held Saturday
from 9 a.m . to noon at the Irvine Youth Services
Center.
Admission 1s $20 and thoSt interested should
phone Dave Anderson at 660-3920 for further
information.
Lesblan parent sessJon
A conference on lesbian parenting will be held
Saturday in the Science L«turc Hall on the UCI
campus.
Attenancc a1 1hc conference 1s limited to 350
people. Call the Women's Resource Center at
856-600 for rcs>stratton information.
Musical benefit carded
A musical revue to benefit Life Centers of
Orange County will be held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at
St. Edward's Catholic Church. 33926 Calle-la
Pnmavcra 1n Dana Point.
Tickets are $6 and arc available at the San
Clemente Chamber of Commerce and many south
county businesses
'Plnocchlo' play slated
The Peter Pan Playcn of Laguna Hills Wlll
prcStnt the children's play "Pinocchio" for four
performances. bcginnmg Saturday. at the Iglesia
Community Partt community center. 24671 Via
Iglesia, Laguna Hills.
Performances will be given June 4 and 11 at I
and 7 p.m. and June Sand 12 at 2 p.m. Admission is
$1 foradultsand SO cents for children. Call 830-8318
for more information and reservations.
Traffic school at college
Saddleback College will conduct a traffic
violaters' school this summer at the college's
Emeritus Center on the Mission Viejo campus.
Students must be present during the entire class
to receive a Dcpanmcnt of Motor Vch1clcs
certificate. The cost is $25. and registration
information 1s available at 582-4646.
FFA program ln Mesa
A fittma day for swlne. beef. sheep, rabbus and
1oau will be held for FFA and 4-H club members
Saturday at the Costa Mesa Hi&h School farm.
Check-in timeis8a.m . and the events begin at 9
o'clock. Cash prizes, food, a raffle and swimming
will be ofTe~ The entry ftt is SS in advance or
S7.50 on the day of the event.
Airborne troop• reunite
Members of the IOI st Airborne Division will
hold their «lh annual reunion at the Jolly RO$er
Restaurant at 640 W. K.atella Ave. in Anaheim
Saturday.
The event i1 scheduJc:d for a p.m. in the Marine
lloom on the main noorfordinnetanddancift4-Call
:Antho ny Chiarilli at 786-6724 for funher infor-
mation.
er.no-ec..t DAJLY PllOTI turda1. May 2e. 1N8 A
Sternberg: New tactic in drug w&r;:
GOP candidate In fa vor of decrtmlnalizatJon,
advoca tes 6-year temlllmtt for congressmen
BJ PAUL AftCm PLEY °' ...............
"l.adenh1p invol\'eS acuina out front
on some controversial issues ...
If Larry Stt'mberi'1 definition ofleader-
ship is accurate. then he is showtn1 iL
Stcmberi. one of a dozen candid3tcs
seckina the Republican nomination in the
<Wth Conarcss1onal Dtstrict primary, has
carved out a niche for h1msdf on two
issues -druas and limned term!> for el~ted officials.
A&rccin& that 1lltpl drugs have become
the nation's No. I probkm. Stembttg
differs with most on how to solve u.
Rather than increa~ penalties and step
up law enforcement ap1nst traffickers and
users. Sternberg proposes dccnminalmng
drug use and launching more trntment
programs for addicts.
Sternberg. 60. easil) can point to past
and prcst"nt failures in the battle against
drugs as evidence of a need for change in
the nation's approach.
The most ob\ 1ous and well-known
debacle was .\menca's expenment wuh
proh1b1t1on. ~h1ch failed to stop the public
from dnnk1ng ~hile crcauna orpn1zed
cnme families that still nourish today.
That failure is mirrored now as drug
traffickers earn millions while law enforce-
ment officials struggle to slow the now of
drugs into the country.
.. We treat addicts as cnminal ," Stctn-
berg s:ud
"My pos11ion 1 we hould rtt<>cn1zt u's
a mental health problem I propose wt
establish a stale li~n51nl systt'm of chn1cs
soan)ont' with adrugprobft'm can come in
and be treated."
Sternberg cites a business pnnc1ple
known as the ''80/20 rule" that states 20
pc~nt of )'Our cw.stomt'rs 11vc )Ou 80
percent of your business and 20 percent or
}Our emp(oyecs generate 80 percent of
)Our sales.
By removma the cnmtnal label gt\.Cn
addicts and enttc1n1 them into treatment
programs. drua roes would elimina1e up 10
80 percent of the market. temberg said.
In add1t1on. he ~ould call for re-
classtf) ing drugs rathrr than 1reat1ng them
altke.
He noted the worst drugs 1n tt'rms o(
deaths arr alcohol wnh some 100.000
deaths annual!} and tobacco with about
360.000 deaths each )Car both of which
are legal.
On tht' other hand. all illegal drugs
combined account for less than 5.000
deaths annual!~. Sternberg said
He stands alone among the dozen GOP
hopefuls on the drug issue. and ha\JUSt one
opponent who agrttS with him on lam111ng
the number of terms a congressman can scne
MOtlier's ~ulsh -~
Rene De Lucca l8 contorted by friend Nancy Merrill moment. after
her 11-year-old 80D Brian wu •track and killed by a bu.8 In South
Lake Ta.hoe. The boy fortot bJa bueb&ll &Jo?e on the echool baa after belnC e.corted acro.e tlie atreet and wu hit by another baa u he
attempted to recrou the .ueet alone.
.. The founding fathers did not intend
politics lo be a carttr." he said. ··1f
IO\'emmenl didn't ha\e all the poWC"r 11's
&Ol. people wouldn't want to serve as long as they do.
MOn~ in office. )OU tend to want to pttpetuate }Ourself. ..
And lhaL Sternberg said. leads o~ to
abandon pnnc1pl~ to avoid alienati a
s~1al 1ntemt sroupr. that can help \.ccpJ
legislator 1n offi('(
Stemberi ha> promised to tel"\le no
more than six )tan •
.. lf the results comma out o( Co~
.... ere &ood. I'd SI) l~ave them alone,· Jtt
s&Jd "But the results arc so bad "
A CP'\ and financial plannc-r ... Stembaa
rile) 1he Tu Reform Act or 1986 as an
eumpk of goHmment at its worst. •
"Talktoan~( PA Tht'y'llteUyoulhisil
a mon!>tt"r .. he ~1d "h 's so con;u>licated
no .... I' H' talked to ( P l\s who JUSt wanu.o
,, .. l' up the prufe!>!>1on ..
Stembcr~ 1!> intt•rested in other 1ssuCJ
Ht' .... ould put h1!> t:'C'Onom1c ell~ t'O
~orl on balancing the bud~t. He •'Ould
push 10 1mpkmen1 all of the Grace
Comm1\s1on rt:'C'ommendattons. ttfoifil
the cnm1nal JU\llle S)Stem and 1~
tk u~ of thl" pm ate sector for Kf'vitn
no .... pn" 1Jt·d tn lh(' ft'.'deral government.
But h1'> lorn' "ould remain on the two
lSSUe\ "'hl'fl" he \lands apan •
··-\ congre~\mJn "'on't be effcc11~ if
)Ou get lll\Ohl·d 1n l"\l"r)th1ng. -be sa.¥i
"But 1f \()U IOl U\ on J re .... things. become a
squealo.' "'heel ' •u re gotng to be cft"~-
11' e ··
A rt'stdl·nt ol Tus11n since 1959. Stem·
tx·rp I\ J 't"ll'fJn nl 1he l ' S Nav}. a UCLA
graduatt J hu'>hand of 39 -.cars. father of
t"'O and grandlathc:r of two
H" '-'••rl 111 lht• Republican Pan) datt's
bat·lo. H• \Olunte..:r ac11-.1t1es for Baot
Gold"'Jllf in I %4 He SCf\cd for eight
~tar\ J\ pfl·~1den1 ofthl.' Tusun chapter of
thl· ( allfnrn1a Rt•pubhcan Asscmbl).
Banana slug's attempt
at mollusk immortalitj
delayed by slime factor
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Senators
almost squashed the bill to make banana
sJugs the official state mollusk Fnda). but
the shm) creatures escaped by inches.
Despue picas trom supponcrs. the
measure was headed for certain defeat
when its Senate sponsor. Los .\ho!>
Republic-an Becky Morgan. won a narrow
vote granting her pcrm1ss1on 10 ha'e the
proposal rccon~dcrcd sometime 1n the
future.
The Assembly passed the mcuure.
AB3007 b) l\sscmblyman Byron Shtt. 0-
Mountam. on a 43-32 vote March 21
Thunda). as banana slugs oozed around
ansade a glass terrarium on a can parked on
tht' noor of tht' upper bo~. Senate
President Pro Tt'm David Ro bcru said tht'
stua was "synonymous with the en .. 1ron-
ment of our state -
Roberti. a Los AQICles 0crn<>c19L
.tded. ··There's ~ to our statt' than
cliscussmg pol it.a. taxes •... •
But Sen. Don RogcTS. a BakcrsJield
Rcpubltcan, said 11 was a "shame the bill
was not mtroduttd on something a little
morr palatable than this. -
He said banana importers ~ -qu11e
u~t" about the association of the slugs wtlt\ the fruiL
Republican Sen. John ()oohttJe of
Rod,Jtn said ... T~ things arc rcplus1v~. I
mean loo._ at them ... The JOke has to stop
here.··
Supponers responded that the slap
r,hould not be Judged on their beauty
Throughout lhe slugfest. senators
v.andcn:d b' the terranum to obst'rve the
creatu~ Some lawmakers stared mtent-
1~. some stooped for a closer look. and
some e'en tapped the glass wtth their
finite rs
One of the larger chuc!Un came whcn a
senator a!>ked no one in particular -Got
aO\ salt"'. Pounng salt on a slug will lull n.
the bill was mlrod~ at the Uflin&of
the D)nam1te Blue B1rdsofRed9t'oodCit).
The banana slug,. ~h1cb has tbr sacntific
name .\nohmu columbtanus. as a l&rgr
\ello.,..1sh mollusk that ll\CS in damp
coastal forest areas throughout the Pactlic
North•'nt.
The stare has SC\cnl ofrtcical mascou.
1ndudm& the Ca hforrua redwood as state
tree and tht' Callfom1a descn tortoise as
reptile
But tht're 1s no mollusk. which 1s an
in'mebrate an1maJ phylum that mcludcs
I 00.000 spec1c-s such as octop1. SQu1d.
clam\ abalone mussels. snails and slugs.
Newport-Mesa may save PE program
By JOYCE BODLOVICH
Of .. o.ly .........
The Newport-Mesa School D1stnct's ~mque clcmcntar) school ph}s1cal educa-
tion program that costs the d1stnct more
than S 170,000 a year ma} be excluded
from the belt-ughten1ng mo\e S\.\ttpmg
the d1stnct.
Although the seven full-time teachers
and one part-time instructor received
notlttS the program was to be discon-
tinued next fall. Supenntendent John
Nicoll said at this v.eck's school board
meeaina that after a rcttnl mecl'ng wllh
elementary school pnnc1pals. he would
rttommend trustees vote at the June 14
school board mecung to reinstate the
program.
:·T~e No. I pnon1y established by the
pnnc1P,als was to reinstate the ph)s1cal
education pf'Oiram," Nicoll said. "The
fttlina of the pnncipals was that a lifelong
lotal wellness program begins at the
elementary level."
The district has been shcma through
proarams and perwnnel 1n an effort to
balance its bud~L The d1stnct sent out
125 notices of possible terminations to
teachers in March but the count has now
dwindled to 29 tC"aChtn who arr not
e:\pected to return m the fall. No11res of
possible termination ..,.ere recently ~nt to
151 class1ficd cmplo}ecs. 1nclud1ng
teacher's a100.
The dmnct's current programs could
leave a S7 million deficit Elcmcntar)
ph)s1cal education and music program
instructors \.\Ctt notified of possible ter-
m inat1on in \1arch
AC'C'Ordtng to ph)'s1cal educ-at1on coordi-
nator LC'Slie Sl.o"'. Nc."•.t.pon-Mesa 1s the
onl) d1~tnct in the count) that has ph~1cal
education specialists for founh. fifth and
s1\th-graders. The 2-)ear-old program 1s
staffed b) eight instructors .._,ho travel
from campus to campus.
The spec1ahsts instruct students in 80 of
the required I 00 hours of physical educa-
tion each \\eek. The remaining 20 hours
arc left to the pup1rs classfoom teacher
..\ttording to Carol BcrJ. the d1stnct's
assistnnt supennten<knt of personnel. the
combined annual salancs for the current
ph)sicnl education instructors comes to
S 168.485. plus an add111onal SJ. I 59 for
each instructor's bcnefits.
Berg said 1f the program is remstated. ll
.... 111 be staffed b) pcoplc trained in physical
education, but not n«essanly the C'UtT'tnt
eight instructors Bera said tt 1s a matter of
seniont\.
..Som·e yes -some no:· she said ··eut
the co~ of the instructors would ~
incl~ and ~ ..,.oold m to restore the
same program:· ·
According to Pomona Ekmentan
School Pnnc1pal Sand)' Bund)'. the ph,sa-
cal educauon procram has ~ncfitcd not
onl} the children but the staff at the Costa
Mt"Sa school.
··The program has worked btcauSt of
the skilled instructors ~ho not onl~
instruct physteal eduauon but ha' e
de\clopcd pmcs and team sports." she
said ... We ha,·c found benefits we hadn't
lhouatit about. The kids arc 1nvohcd at
pmn more al rucss and free time. This
cuts down on discipline probkms.
.. .\nd it has helped the tHch~n become
more cnthuscd and awatt of hfelong
lcam1ngskitlsckvelopcd from betngac11"e
m a sport or pmc. Some of our teachcn
staned an aerobics dass at $C'hool." she
added.
"8111 one of the key point!.. stnC't' "'t' att
gom1 to be lh·ina le>n1N. rs grttm1
som~thina suned this >'OUD"'-.. she \atd
.. .\ sport uSICd for rat of our hfc 1s
unpori&nL The rally arat th1na •s the
ph)-sicaJ educ:atioa in.strunors ..
Harbor\ 1cw Elementary School Pnnct-
pal Larr) .\lford said tb~ pb)-sia.I educa-
tion instructors include 400 children
111.~kl) at the 1'.cv.1>0n Beach school
··The program 1s taught b> an ex.pert.. -~
~1d ··we beht'"e a hcaltb)' body acateS a
health) mind Ch11den "Will make chou:cs
not to get 1n\ohed in drugs and alcohol.
.. This program has had a tremendous
effC'C't on so man) kids. We have an
oulstandmg PE instructor who teaches
ph)~ical fitness . hov. totakecarcofthcar
bodies so the) ha\e health kno,.1eldgc and
sl1lls for the rest of tberr hv6. Thi~ lS
different from teaching physical education
skills ..
Bill Kna&ht. pnnetpa} at KatseT Elemen-
tar) School an Costa Mesa.. said classroom
teachers are not ph)-sic:al educa\lon
spcc1ahsts
"h 1s tough for classroom teachers. The)'
can·, do th~ ~ (4uahty prosrams
spcctalms can do.." he said ... And the 'PE
instructors '" c the teachers a little ~
ume for the cb room prcpan1on. ibis
helps too
"We arc so ha.pp} wnh the pb)-sfcat
education pf'Olram here We arr tuned 1n
and 1umed on to be ph)-sicall) 6t I would
hall to~ that go a""a)' ..
Oastof face lift a nightmare
"'N "'-a lo.. \:o renc>dct ~ F~.· ---;--·-· ____ .__. __ ,,
J
" ~ l S,000 equare feet of com-.,,.. ... ny ... destroyed. and •·•n ee was estimated at m~ ... SI million. By dusk, all that W!l riDed o( the west end of the pier
"-"' •. smowderina skeleton of
tM'ftldpili• A• lermOd the fU"C .. completely
MCidental,.. based on a eyewitness
E bUt city Fire Manbal Steve
said any comments about
, ne of the fire at this time would iify be ooqjecture. ~We have no physical evidence,••
Otbtm said, referrina to a portion of
peer that fdl into the Pacific
... Bua we do have witnesses
put the first siafts of the fire at a d£ctrical cable. ..
~ters t>.ttled the spectacular
.... fOi t.ours. and continued ~ur-9 waler onto smoWderina patinas !W!f: tllle fire was declared ext-ap 'Md at about 4:30 p.m. The pier ii lbout 20 miles south of downtown
doBeac
9tftl A•nla ... Prw
SAN FaANCISCO-A law req~ Deooleon..,... pn>perty '°*' Olden ol IO¥enUaeQt .curity ~-oftea cited in dte U1'lllt • Ol' ~tori. was upM_W Friday by a WnllDOMllc:owt. a. aClle~
&om a t916 *tnonltration in 5ean1e, * t11a u.s:Cimait Colin ot ~ ~ mpuneftts that the law imptopetl= Police m...oy walilfthed aut.hori~ decide the~ for llftlL ·authority to mau Amtll for di na ordCn 11 limited by ,.....tions definh11 eoaduct tblt ii ~bi1ed on federal property, such u otiwUctina ~n entrance cw in'e wtthtbcWorllofaovemMentem~yeea.thecowtuid. Tbiecounalio
a dtfeme a~ment that jury trials are reqwml in criminal cues wi ~
speech implications. In ICftCf'I), the Constitution requires a jury uiat oaly 1f a
crime is punishable by more than a SSOO fine or six months in jail, the c:owt
said.
Be.ltlJ .clent1•t. •••''AIDS bdt1at1n
BERKELEY -The l.aRouche AIDS initiative on tbe June be1lot would
pose a ''public health disaSler" for California if votcn peS1ed it, said health
scientists from four univcmties on Friday. "Basically, the. ini~tive is bl:ted ~
a fal$C scientific fact," said Joyce l.ashof. dean oflhe pna~tY, ~f ~fonua
at Berkeley's school of public health. "The whole t>.sts oft~ 1n1uauve 11 that
Al OS isa casually transmitted disease. It clearly is not. There 11 no. I emph.atia
no. scientific data to support such a statement."
College to nre teaclJen for .elllng pada
~~yards of the west end of
• ~shaped pier were lost,
Harbor-Department spokesman D.Graham.
Fire naee from eneral pol.Dte of Redondo Beach Pier Frtclay.
LOS ANGELES-Cal State Northridae plans to fire two facu!ty memben
accused of offerina A arades to students in eAchan&e for seflina at least S l 00
worth of raffle tickets. "They were delivered a notice of diJciplinary action
seckina dismissal," the instructors' lttomcy, Francis Smith, said Thunday.
"We will visorously oppose any efforts to fire them." Offtdal.s at the San
Fernando Valley campus declined comment on the case apinst Pan-African
studies Professor Eleazu S. Obinna and instructor Willie J. Bd.lamy. Obinna
and Bclla~y also declined comment on the lettm ftom university President
James W. Ocary.
are was fint spotted beneath The
en rataurant about I :20 p.m.
aeveral thousand people were
CVKa1ed from the dinina., fishina
~ cntienainment complex next to ~' Harbor Graham said. = bo~ the fire si>rcad so ~y. Nothem replied, .. Well, it's a ~00.ycar~ld sprinkJcrlcss pier."
.,,1.
!,:,r;r
r::r
Firefighters were initially helpless
as the intense fire ripped throu&.h the
wooden structure, said "Mike
Murphy. a city fire inspector.
"There was no water for the first 15
minutes of the fire," Murphy said,
explaining that a l~inch water main.
fastened underneath the pier. broke
away in the blaze and fell into the
ocean .
tfienate ratifies arms treaty
in time for summit delivery
t ,.. Aaedatetl Prus
WASHINGTON -The Senate on Friday ratified. 93-S, a treaty to
41bolish medium-ra:nae nuclear missiles, enabling President Reagan to present
the pact to Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev at their Moscow summit next
week. It was the first major U.S..-Soviet arms control accord ratified by the
~te since 1972. Leading up to the ratification vote, tbc Senate re1ccted four
. nunoramendmentsoffered_by Republicans. That brought to 14 the number of
~cots proposed by GOP con!Ct'Vatives :ond rejected dunna two weeks
'Qfftoor considera-tion of the treaty. The Scnate .. s consent to ratification. which
· r_.!quired a two-third majority, bad long been assured because only a handful of
'conxrvati ves o~ the pact.. Spectators crowded into pllenes overlooking tme Senate floor gave a standing ovation when the vote tally was announced.
•, . .
;Temu police probing sale of human bones
• #.., SAN ANTONIO, Texas -A medical examiner under investigation for
aupplemc:nlina his income scllina bones from the dead for up to $425 a body
the approval of bis supenors, the county's chief adm1n1strator says.
Un.less we arcpvensomcnew infonnation that it kplty should not continue.
itwill,"saJdTom Vickers. head of the Bexar County commission. County
ief Mcclical Examiner Dr Vincent DiMaio said Thursday he earned about
S0,000 since 1983 removing bones for the non-profit Bone Bank Foundation
fSan Antonio, which used them in transplants. Prosecuton are examinina
het.hcr.~ violated the law in removins the bones m county facilities or on
untyta~.
;Motlier gets 14 years in amputat1on case
~ CROWN POINT, Ind. -A woman was sentenced Fnday to 14 years in
prison by a judge who blamed cocaine and teen-age motherhood for the trqcdy
that resulted in hcr9-year-old dauahter losing her legs to frostbite when she was ~ed in an unheated apanmcnL Work.en boarding up an abandoned,
wibeatcd Gary house Jan. 17 discovered Darlwin Carlisle aJone and pleading
help from a barricaded apartmenL SUf&COns who amputated her lcp below
knee said pngrene had set in four to five days before she was found. Her
ther, Darlwin Britt. 2S, pleaded suihy May 6 to felony child nqlect. over the ~ons of her atto~, in a plea qrecment that dropped two other counts
avoided a trial in which her dau&hter would have had to testify against htt.
As a result, firefighters had to
stretch 3th-inch firehoscs from Tor·
ranee Boulevard to the pier, Murphy
said. rtttfiahten from sil cities fought
the blaze for more than 3'11 hours
from the shore and i.n small boats.
Aust said creosote used as a preserv-
ative on pilinas is flammable and
produces noxious ps. addinR to the
problems of firefighters. who could
not &ct to the flames sprcadina
beneath the pier.
The fire, pushed by a stiff sea
breeze. destroyeg The Brea.ken and
The Edac restaurants. Pier lmpons.
Pacific Gem and Pearl, and The
Coll-ac store. Little more than pilinp
and a skeletal foundation were left
standing.
Lawyer hlta selnue of drug-running boat
SAN FRANCISCO-A lawyer for tht skipper of a tusboat that was seized
with a record haul ofhashish denouncied federal authorities Friday for tyina up
pr<?PCny owned by the ski~ and his family ... The aovmnnent bas.= tn incredible ovcrrcachina.' Frank Bell, lawyer for Calvin Robinson. ~ M~strate F. Steele l.anlford. One effect of the aovemment's actions. Bell
said, is to hamper any attempt by Robinson and his relatives to f'lbt the charJcs or the prosecution's attempt to hold them without bail.
Reagan prepares his summit agenda
HELSINKI, Finland(AP)-Prcsi-
dtnt Reagan. underscoring a key
theme for the superpower summit.
said Friday ttforms championed by
Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev
arc .. new and good.. but that the
Kremlitl still faJls shon of meetina
international standards on human
ri&hts and freedom.
Two days before his arrivaJ m
Moscow. Reagan said. ~Soviet prac-
tice docs not -or does not yet -
measure up to Soviet commitment"
under the 1975 East-West agreement
known as the Helsinki Final Act.
The Senate pve Reaaan a big pre.
summit boost Friday when i1 ratified
by an overwhelmina 91-S vote the
treaty outlawing medium.range nu·
clear missiles which the president and
Gorbachev signed at their Washing-
ton summit fast December.
Reagan issued a statement sayins
be was "very pleased" with the Senate
vote. which he said .. clearly shows
support for our arms reduction objec-
tives."
Reagan made his human riahts
spc«h before an invited audience of
about I .200 peopk in the austerely-
desi&ncd marble auditorium of
Ffoland1a Hall, where the Helsinki
accords were signed by 35 nations.
including the Soviet Union and
United States.
Under the agreement. the Soviets
pledged to provide more libeny for
their people and those in Eastern
Europe. And yet. I 3 years later.
Reapn said. the cases of divided
families and blocked maniqcs re-
main on the East-West qenda. while
Russians trying to emigrate arc sub-
,JCCtcd to anificial quotas and arbi-
trary ruhngs.
-And what arc we t<> think of the
continued suppression of those who
wish to practtCC their religious be-
liefs?" Reapn asked.
At the same time. he said
Gorblchev's twin campaigns of
••aJasnost." or openness. and -pcr-
euroib... the restructuring of the
economy, are "Words that to our ears
have a particularlywclcome sound."
Thirteen years qo. Reagan and
other conservatives had o~ the
U.S. signina of the Hel51nki ~
ment because it implicitly accepted
Eastern European boundaries set
after Wor1d War II in Moscow's
favor.
Yet R~n spoke sl<>winAly of the
accords Fnda_y. sayinf. "And. despite
the doubts of the cri tacs. for the past
IJ ycan .the •tory states have
mustered the political will to keei> on
work.in& and maltina progJess."
The address. coupled with an
ofTkial wclcomina ceremony earlier
at the presidential palace, marked the
only tame Rcapn ventured from the
seclusion of a savemment suest
house where be is spend.ins 3'11 days
restina and prcparina for the summit
Accompanied by his wife. Nancy.
the prcsicknt will dcp9rt Su.nday
momina on a I 'h-hour Rifbt to
Moscow for his fourth sumnut with
Gorbachev since November 1985.
They arc to meet a total of six houn
from Sunday afternoon until
Wednesday momina. The two will
say aood-bye to each other Tbunday.
At Sovtet ansistmce. the number of
meetinas was cut from fi¥e to four.
Reqan profes1cd to be~
tellina reponen at the palace theft
only had been four meetn.p at the
Washinaton summit last December.
Noriega holds U .s .. responsible for his safety
PANAMA CITY. Panama (AP)-
Gcn. Manuel Antonio Noriega on
Friday blamed U.S. Ambassador
Arthur Davis and the State Depan-
menfs Elliott Abrams for the break·
down in recent talks on the general's
political future.
Noricp. who as head of the armed
forces as the de facto leader of
Panama, also said he held the Reagan
adminis1ration responsible for his
persoral safety.
He told a women's convention. "I
place responsibility for the life of
Manuel Antonio Noriep with the
establishment of the United States. I
hold the establishment responsible
for the hfe of this son of God."
The United St.ates has been tryin&
to force Noriega to leave as head of
Panama's 15,QOO.member Defense
Forces since he was indicted by U.S.
grand juries in Aorida in February as
a major drua trafficker and moncy-
launderer.
On Wednesday. U.S. officials an-
nounced that their talks with Panama
to resolve the strualc over Norif(ll's
leadership bad fallen apart. Secretary
of State Georae P. Shultz blamed the
collapse on Noriqa.
The seneral did not elaborate on his
charees Friday that Davis and
Abrams. the assistant secretary of
state for inter-American affairs. were
responsible for the breakdown of the
talks.
But he called for "forei&n forces .. to
leave Panama and fOf' the United
States to "leave Panama in peace.
Sin. for God's sake leave it in peace. ..
Bcstdcs the Panama Canal. tbe
United States also bas its Soutbem
Command in Panama. with overall
responsibility for U.S. military Olpef-
ations in a wide swath of Latin
America.
Panama's foreiJn minister, J9flle
F.duardo Ritter, said Friday . Pan-
ama 's relattons with the United
States arc ~y nonexistent. ..
Top Contra leader turns·hi1nself in under &JDnesty
BJ TIM Aaeda&M Presa
MANAGUA. Nicaragua-Rebel leadcrsaareed Friday to discuss a truce
ell tension proposed by the leftist government and officials revealed that one of
the best-known rebel commanden tumq:t himself in and accepted amnesty.
Felix Garcia Hernandez, known as Alfa Lima, told reporters Friday be had
commanded more than 400 men in the ChontaJcs rcaion and had been in the
rebel fon:es since the civil war bcpn six ycan qo. He said he met with
representatives of the Nicaraauan army several times durina the truce and
decided to return because ofhis family and bccawe be ftlt Nicaraauans should
stop kilJina each other. He turned himself in Wednesday and the Sandinista
iovcrnment announced it Thursday ni&hL •
AzJ6r7 Bnadl,.n commaten riot
SAO PAULO, Brazil -Commuten tet fire to one train. threw rocks at
another and da~ three stations Friday after mechanical failtlrcs dcla)'ed
IC'f'Vitt. a railf'Olld official u id. Hundreds of riot troopen took about four hours
to di the an commuters. Two policemen were slilhtly injured and no
one was anested. the Slo Paulo state IJOhce said. A SPC>kc:sworaan for tlae
commu1cr train service said at least 1,000 commuters to Seo Paulo were in tllle
three stations. but she had no estimates on bow many joined~ rodc-throwi ..
mobs. Nine railroad cars of one train were "totally deStroyCd by fire. and the
same number of cars of another train were partially damaecd by rocts thrown
by the mobs." spokeswoman F.dith Villas Boas said.
Sleeptnlklng defenae •aeee.llal
TORONTO -A man wu band innocent of killil'I his mOthci-ln-&aw
after the deferitc sa'id he was sletpWa.lki .. When he drO~ 14 miles IO her~
hit her with an iron bar a1'd stabbed her. Aft Ontario Suptcme Court jury
dclibmucd for nine bou.rs bdOrc :•tins Ketlncdl Parts Oft Tltuncllay.
Protccuton cataed the slttpwalkifts ~ ludicrous. Patts. 24. of PW:lliet-On&ario, was chlrSd with~ mUrda' in \M be91ias ud ...-..
death of lartliara Woods. 42, in tbe beCI of her luburtlen ~Mine on
May 24, 1917. Plrta; Mo ....... ia cUllDIY. it ldD Willi tbe
auemPlcd miltderolhit falbcMD-llW. Dmis Wood&;
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a-t music ud dPcei plus
U'Miliwl tOod -.11 be htured at a
~= ftanckaisinc hival ne•t at the Ota• County Fair·
.. ,, ... er:.,.-"'" rinc the event i I&. ......
a.. Otllll ••• a.di to fund bUciinc the first chWch oa the
perish's permanent lite at 4949 Alton
Partway.
Theann\W festival is open and free
to the public from 6 to l I p.m. June 3.
l 1 a.m. to 11p.m.June•.,and11 a.m.
to I p.m. June S. Food booths wiJI include specially
ercparcd bttf shishkebab dinners.
Gyro sandwiches. Greek sauaee.
cheese and spinach pies and tra•
ditional Grttk pastncs -baklava.
loukoumathcs. theples and
kouroulakia. Grcck coffee will also be
available.
Other booths will have gold jew-
elry. onhodo~ croucs and icons.
wheel of fortune. deli. import 11n
booth. pmes and prizes.
Dnwinp will be held at 8 p.m.
Sunday for an '18 Honda CRX and
·other valuable prizes. Winners need
not be prcxnt. .. Thou&h enjoyment is one of the
reasons for holdina the festival. it has
a more serious purpose... said the
Rev. ~ S. Stcphanies. pastor.
Proceeds will ao toward rompletion
of the church in south county.
The churcht which nol" has S2S
rcaistercd famalies. received its char-
ter in 1977 and cclcbrated its first
litufl)' at a temporary site at Mission
Viejo Hi&h School the foUowina year.
The S~ parcel on Alton
Parkway was pruchased in 1980: the
first buildina. a mulu-purposecenter. was completed in l 98S and paid for in
1987.
In addition to this buildina. the
master plan calls for a church. chapel,
dar,<arc center. two-story school
buildi,._ meetina-<Onference center.
audjtonum-banquct hall and full-
•
RNice lt11Chcn. A carib 10'Ner' wil
~the pounds. • • • One-of+ltind jcwtlry to ---eruwa~ complttc Wida .....,,..
1ation and lwu1riot11 ICCIOID~
dations. wall be 81ft0111 itelnl ofl'eled
for bid at the annual e*1ion ol9* ...................... ..._..
on June 4 at its facility. 2100 1~ar
Vista. Newport Beach.
The event. which will feature an
elqant iit-down dinner and live·
entertainment. will bqjn' with a
preview at 6:30 p.m. The auction will
start at 9: 1 S p.m. • • • Picnics with Pizazz will be demo~
strated at the luncheon mtttinaofthe
San C1cmente Chnstian Woman'
Club at 11 :4S a.m. Thursday at the
San Clemente Inn.
Entcrtianmcnt .,,,;n be provided by
Cheryl R~ from Glendora. • • • Fnendsh1p Sunday. will be ot>-~rved atthe 9 and 10:30a.m. serv~
at the Lapa Presbytertu Otlttl,
41 S Forest Ave. • • • The Ualtartu aiaret of S.4NJe..
Mitt Valle1 will hear Dr. Guy de
Mallac talk about "Dynamics of
SocialCbanscm India." at 10:30a.m.
Sundal at the V ieJO Elementary
Schoo . 26782 Via Grande. Mission v . tCJO.
The speaker as a profC$$0r in the
School ofHumaniucs at UCI. • • • Dr. Susan Schrimshaw. professor
of public hcaJth and anthropology at
UCLA and associate director of the
UCLA Laun Amcnca Center. will
speak at the I 0:30 a.m. mectina
Sunday of the lJaltartu UU.enalllt
Felle......, of Lapa Bea~ 429
('yprcss Drive. • • • Mission Sunday will be observed at
I 0 a.m. Sunday at the ...,_. Bead
Ualte4 Meca.tist a.rd. 21632
Wesley Drive. South Laauna.
Speakers will be Tom and Ginscr
Jlm Pappaa and Pamela Peten demoutnte a feedft 48nce
tbat wUI be eeen at the annaal Greek Fe.ti.al.
Osborne from 8c)ond War.~neduca
t1onal movement dedicated to peace-
ful resoluuon of conflicts.. • • • Lisa Ross. dau1tner of Gil and
Janice Ross. won first place and S2S
in the annual Bible contest. sponsor-
ed b) Temple Betll El, a Reform
conarcption 1n Laauna Nicuel.
Other v.-inners arc laura K.arass1k.
dauahter of Dr. and Mrs. Steven
K.arasslk.. second. Patncia Roo~y.
daughter of Hal"T) and Vu1m11
Roone). third. Noah Pratt. son of
Robert and Sharon Pratt. fourth: and
Vicki O'Neill. dau&hter of Stephen
and Cynthia O'Neill. fifth. • • • Hundreds of new toys and dolls
ha"c been distributed to patients at
C'hildrcns Hospital of Ora~oun
t). The gifts wcrt from the Id.
Clttle Bespi&al VisltaU. c...Jttee
of aaba4 of ln1lle hwid Cater.
Orenge COilM OM.Y N:OT,....,,_, ._It, _.
Russian children ... -~
receive greetings
Amettcans ·cards
mark anniversary
of Christianity
NEW YORK (AP) -Tbro~ah
thrir churche$.. Amencan children arc
tendiQI a colorful weam of aood
wishes to their counteTpl1U in the
Sov~ U ftion U I\ matU the I ,()()()th
anni~ of Cbnstianity theft.
··1 love )Ou," many of the )OUQ&·
sters tcTa .. t on their band-fashioned
card decorated with brt&btly hued
ft1urn. .. Let'$ be friends ... Write to me ...
Called a child-to-duld "crayon
bripdc ... about 40.000 cards have
bttn rtte1ved by the National Coun-
cil of Churches (or ttla)' to ctuldrn of
Soviet church members.
The cards arc ~1n1 camcd pe-r-
tonally in batches by chureh poups
visitin& Soviet churches this year.
Groups ~nt in April and May and
others 10 m Jul). AUCUSl. September
and October.
Addftionally. many Prolestant.
Roman C'athohc and Eastern Or-
thodox IC'aders from tb1s country and
elscv.herc arc to ~ there for spcclal
~lcbrauons June S-16.
But it was the outpounna of fond.
JOYful anwork by children in more
than 3.000 Sunday school cl.uses in
about 60 dcnom1nat1ons that
provided the scnumcntal touch.
"It .-as an ovttflo'Wl na of chikltm • 1
naturalncu," says Suunne Nqel. a
New York Episcopalian who oria-
mated the proJect. askina churches
across the country to send cards made
b) )'OUl\&Slers.
She says some include photos of
themselves and fam1hcs. and adds..
''Thcscarcreall) mcan1Q,ffui. They·rc
pcnonalized. so the rccetv1nc Soviet
child can say. "See, my American
friend has brown haar. · "
Many of the cards. wh1cb ha"-e
come from children 1n all 50 states.
-arc decorated wuh crosses.. heans.
flap. birthday cakes. balloons. trtts.
flov.-crs and sm 1 h nc faces.
Besides wish1na ... hl•11PPJ:,:C::Sii many cards indUdt ·ie
1ffcci1on aftd mecnna ...... TMrc alsd arc typical miuptllinp. such as .. KIMM
and "prays t~ Lord ...
"Wt want to bt &imdt widl
brothers and 1i ten in <llri• ita
U.S.S.R. and M tmd thele
made btrtbday cards u to11r11M1
friendship," wrote the te9Cher l1
Denver Sunday school datl.
Wbtn some of the cards were
distributtd to Soviet childrn
church 1n Kiev, "mothers bed•••
their C)CS. .. Sl)S the Jle'v • .p
Lindner. who led a U.S. &our
thett 1n April
The: cards '""i< from ~ elaborate. man) with words
p1ctuf"C'S in cn)on colors. othen
with magtC markers or wa
Some children sent posters
b) the whole class. olhen dGdl banners. -!tOJll
Nasel says the project .. ra down hate" and "lessens fear ..
tween Soviet and American ch
and "helps us to see our m
Chnsuantt) •
"So much of the hate on~ bot 1s manufactured. and ourchildttl\
afraid u ch child who sits
scribbles awa' will feel less ed." .
The overwhelm1n1 response to
proJCCt was ~ncrated jn pen
article about 1t an the Mardi
issue of Guideposts. an ·
dcnomtnauonal mqazine pu.br
b) the Rev. Norman Viocmt
Kathy Todd. coordinator o(
ecumenical travel seminars lo
Soviet. says the ~n.se has
"toudun& and dramatic dCrldl
strauon of an openness to and in
m Sovact Chnsuans.
-The cards are. for the most sM
comanc from orduwy C'hnstiaBs"ifl
over Amcnca. 1n fact from the people
most often thoucht of as petriotic and
anti-Soviet.
-This Oow of f)Od wiU toward thm
brothers and sisters in the Sovie'l
Union shows the stron• desire o~ pan of many Amcncans to
involved and to know each
better.~ rt
Secret AIDS study by U.S. Catholic bishops assaile<J
., ,.. A...mte4 Pna
ST. LOUIS-The Rcli&ion Ne~
writers Association has voiced its
dismay that U.S. Roman Catholic
bishops have decided to discuss their
conflict over their AIDS statement in
seatt.
Review of the statement. assaJlcd
by conservative bishops because ll
aflowa teachina about condoms in
public school AIDS education. was
scheduled at a meet\na June 24-27 in
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Ed B!iJls of the Richmond (Va.)
T1mcs-D1spatch. president of the
RNA. sent its protest in letter to
Archbishop John May of St. Louis.
president of Catholic bishops.
uprcssi04 appreciation for "the
openness Wlth which the bishops
ha"c conducted their mcetiQP in
IU'l'nt )Un.•• Brigs. asked l'C'-
considcration. pf the decision .to bold
the session on AIDS behind closed
doors.
-0ur fear 1s that the intense pubhc
interest and controversy over the
AIDS statement has turned the
conference back to its prcv1ous policy
of secrecy." Brigs wrote.
FRAMINGHAM. Mass. -A
monitorina 0"11n1z.auon says that
accord1na to a report from Hona
Kona. three Jesuit priests hek! ln
pnson in.Ouna for seven years N\-C
been released.
The U.S. ofTfitt of Kcston Colleae.
'4-h1ch keeps chttk on ret-saon 10
communist countncs. said the three
-the Revs. Francu Xavier Caio
Shifang. Michael Qian Shenguan
and Stanislaus Yan Yunli.ang -are
in addition to thrtt Roman Cathohc
pnsoncrs released last winter.
RICHMOND. Va. -About
11 .000 Southern Baptist women
filled lhc Richmond Coliseum this
month Wlth papntry and cel-
ebrauon. mark1na the IOOth an-
n1"cnary of the Woman's Misstonary
Union.
The 1.2 million-member orpniz.a~
t1on over the )Un has raised S 1.2
billion to support missionary -.ork.
W ASKINGTON -The presadcnt
of the United Church of Omst has
urJcd the U.S. Concm;s to enact
comprdtcnsive economJC sancuons
apanst South Afna. citina 1ndka-
uons that nci~bof'ina Afiican Slates
favor such action.
The Rev. A""cry D. Post. who
dclcotion to that rcs>on in April,
the Senate Foreian Rela.bons C
mittec that church and iovcm
leaden in Al'\ll)l&. Zambia.
batrwc and Botswana want l
U.S. action qainst South 1
racist S)'SlCM. -our di.scuuions pve C"iden« of
a clear consensus ... that the bd-sk>ve
policy of the Rcapn admim~
toWatd Southern Afiic:a .Jm_'bllit
miapidcd and oounterproduct.ivc. ••
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"A Church For The
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Anaheim Convention Ccnttt July 19
until Joh Rla,.enoa oflrvine blowi
the ringmaster's whistle. He bought
the honor last weekend at the •• •s
Wonderful Ill" auction and dfoner
presented by the Master Chorale of
Orange County.
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a platform above the roaring tiaers
and lions. He bought that. too.
Rhynerson and bis wife, decor-
ations chairwoman ltaWeea. were
among the 2SO bidders at fund-raiser
at the Irvine Hilton.
The Jack Murdys bought a 14-day
cruise to Alaska and added $4,600 to
the treasury of the chorale.
.. The money we raise tonight
($55,000) goes for the chorale's opcr-
terian Chu~h.
.. Previously. we had a dinner chair
and an auction ch<.ir, but this year
Katie did both." added Bunce, tbCR
with husband 0-1.
While Bunce was Sin1Jn1 1n ~nta
Ana, the other aucsts 4ined on Kono
salad and continued with filet mipon
wtappcd in spinach and filo douah,
and strawberries for dcssen .
Others there included honorary
When John Rhynenon blo•• the ring-
master's whistle, theclrcu•can beg1n.
a ting expenses," said chairwoman chairwoman Patricia Predrteb
Katie Ducu. She has been a mem-Dolsoa and husband ae.. music
ber of the chorale for j ust over one director Bill Hall, Suu BeedlMr,
year. Jue Grier, Lee and ~ Bustela,
"I always loved to sing. but was Noey ftor9&oa, Kittle and J.U
afraidtotryforthechoraleuntil I read Ru,LUUeRIMe,~1 and J .. Wul
a book on self-esteem ... she said ... , Lloy.. Herb and MllU WleMaiek,
audttioned then and t made it." Reta and Ham Rawtlu. GaJle and
Attending with Duncan was hus-Robert ADdenoa, the Qallde W.ll·
band Jim and sons Mille, Jim and ney1 and Bobble and emcee PHI
Andrew. Bent.
.. We staned workma on this event
nine monthsqo. It's not just a matter
of making a phone call and aettina
auction items. It takes a lot of work to
put on this event," said chorale
member Dona Bance, who between
the silent and live auction drove to
Santa Ana to sina at Trinity Presby-'
The panygoers aot the event under
way with champqne and hors
d'ouevres while ~ walked from
table after table bidd1ns on the silent
auction items. Later 1n the d inina
room. auctioneer Ju BeMla was
promptina bids.
TV
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'Cosby Show' may be
facing final season
NEW YORK (AP) -Bill Cosby
"as coy about whether 1988-89
would be the final season for .. The
Cosby Show." but he said he's aoina
all out next year.
.. This as our finh season, and it's
\upposcd to be OU(' last, SO I'm a<>in&
to have my fun this )'Qr -not in
messin' ue. but in do1na thinp even
better.' said Cosby. who appeared at
NBC"s unveilina of its fall schedule
for advertisers.
He has previously said he would
only do the show five years. In its four
seasons so far, it has consistently been
the top-rated network show and is
credited with makina NBC the No. I
network..
Cosby pve a plus to the strikina
Writers Guild of America, promisina
the show would be as 1ood as ever
.. once we act our writers back."
'Rambo Ill':
Theflasco
"They're askina for more money.
and they're 1oan1 to iet it. .. lf they
don't come back, it's all over for TV
-and you all have no jobs. ..
The 2-month-okt stnke centers on
creative control and royalties from
syndication. ·Cosby~ mostl_y tonau..:-in-
cheek.. Wlth the advertisers to buy
time on his show next season. A
frequent pitchman for a number of
products, he added: "Some of ~u
have not called me to do commercaals
for you. I have your names."
As for "A Different World." the
critically bludaeoncd but com-
merciall}' succcssf ul ~noff of his
show. Cosby said. A Different
World' is son of a peybeck. a china:
to sec a child who says. ·1 know what
I'm doina,' 10 off and take care of him
or herself .
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~ brinpdesired multi. ICOaPIO (Oct. 2).Nov. 21): Motives -1U be
di.stel'Ded. 1C?U pin enllihttnment in atea previCMly
dart. H~t c:onfidence. initiative, ocilinaliey. wilJint-
neu io make fresh start in new direction. Romance plays
~. .
SAGlft.UUUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21): focus on home,
domestic adjustment1 consideration of riahtS. location,
marital status. You'U oe "in touch" with representative of
special IJ"C>llp,_ hospital, institution. Libra tnvolved.
CAPtUCOllN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You'll pin pa~r ~ition of spiritual values. you'lf also have opponunt·
ty to be rid of superfluous material. Wish is fulfLlled i"rt
unusual manner. Spotlight on secrets, clandestine
arranaements.
AQUARJUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Accept challenge of
deadline. Individual you admire will pay meaningful
compliment. Relationship, previously tepid, heats. up.
Older family member discusses unusual project.
Capricorn is in picture.
PDC!S (Feb. 19-Mart:h 20); Personal horizons
expand, you perceive potential an_d 9.)Uld actually ma~
arranacmcnts for CTUise. Empbdis on popularity,
speculation. strong love relationship. Aries plays role.
IF MAY H IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current cyck
bighlilbts concern relating to home, family relationships.,
possible change of residence or marital status. Financial
picture bri&htens. opportunity exists to inC1'1se income
considerably. Cancer. Capricorn. Aquarius people play
important roles in your life. You arc intuitive. an excellent
teacher. capable of successfully dealing with public. You
have kuck of making people laugh during times of crises.
November will be memorable for you in 1988.
Chinese thirst multiplies
Res>ort out of China says people
there; today arc drinking seven times
as mpch bc'Cr as they drank a decade
ago.
Q.' Isn't somethinJ odd about pco'* who talk to their flowers?
A., Not if they don't argue. No
fliPPfncy intended. Those who
purpprt lo know say flower talkers are
num~us and nice. Nicer, for exam-
ple. than drivers who talk to traffic
ligh~
LM.
BOYD
know. don't know. But Japanese
researchers say their studies suggest
something of the sort. At least. they
say. the societies in which a lot of
people live to be very old seem to be
made up mostly of smaller people
who eat sparin&Jy.
When I quoted one authority as
claiming a Douglas fir was a pine,
another said, No. it's indeed a fir, but
still another said. Wrong. it's a false
hemlock. i.e. pseudo tsuga. Research
goes on.
The fint platypus taken from
Australia to E"lland stirred up a lot of
arsumcnt. Most onlookers thou&ht it was a hoax. What they wanted to
know was how the odd parts of
diffcttnt animals had been patched
together that way without killing the
basic beast.
Divorced dad '~ self-pity obvious to reader
Q. Can you deny that Bonnie Glass
int.r<*iuced the tango in this country
in 1914?
o. sir. the record shows she was
ncing partner of one Rudolph
ino, and they introduced the
He became famous as a movie
lt.11' a decade later. Name of the
romanlic, shor't-lived Valentino lives
~his 1920s. .Even as the name
o( the romantic. shon-lived James Deaf lives beyond his 1950s.
That Irishmen make good trial
la~ has Iona been the claim of
tho5' who believe in such penchants
ofo.ionality. Butaccordinatoalepl
statijtician. 1t is the attorney of Greek
ori~ who merits the most recoa-
0tt1on as a trial winner.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I
couldn't go to sleep until I expressed
my feelings about that letter from
"Divorced Dad in Texas." He said he
wanted you to know what a day in the
hfe of a divorced father is rutty like. I
just wonder if I'm the only one who aot the impression that the jerk is
wallowina in self-pity.
•• lMIEIS
Sounds a lot like my ex-husband.
They have both developed the an or ordered child support, J couldn't
roing through life playina the victim. afford frozen lasa_pa or a salad from a
For example: Your correspondent deli. for a long time I lived on flour.
says he sits by the phone hoping one dried beans. cabbase. powdered milk
of the kids wiD call "just to say hello." and eggs. I rouldn 't even buy coffee or No call comes and he is so depressed
he can't sleep. Why in the heck tcaYouT correspondent whines about
docsn 't be call them? not bcina able to ao to a movie with a
His wife says she's takina him to friendbecausehedocsn'thavetheS7.
court if he doesn't increase the child Poor baby. My .. entertainment" is
support check. His rctpOnse got me books from the library and visits with
right here. He can't come up with friends and relatives.
more money because he's takinf care I · · h bo • 1 of his mother's medical bills. ask. n my opm1on. t at zo s etter was a disservice to every divorced Q. How much J<>ld JOCS into this Ann Landers, what should come first, man who is a good father. I can't
country·s class nngs in any Jiven his mother's medical bills or his understand why you printed it. _
year'? child's needs? JERSEY JANE.
A. Nine tons. last year. EUerko wntes. .. lsit down alone to DEAR JANE: I.._... fnm a sr-t
a dinner of frozen tasaana and a salad may 41tvoree4 ..... ... ... , of SaJ you're a sma.11 person who I aot at the deli." Now ain't that just lkm 11•M a let Uke Cldl .e. fte
lfHteS ii widespread ... VMOmODI.
Uafor&na&ely, die real victim• of die
.... , reladoalMp are die dtlldra.
Row sad. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently
I have bc'Cn awakened at odd hours of
the niaht and early in the momina by
the sound of what I thought was
somebody in the apartment above
mine jumping rope. t have since
realized that the couple upstairs are
engaged in an entirely different kind
of activity. .
I have a job that i:eq_uirn a g.rcat
deal of energy. A good night's sleep is
very important to me. and l haven't
had one since these poopJe moved in.
Please tell me how to deal with this
problem. -RED-EYED IN
B RIDC[
Q.1-East-Wcst vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•AX.rf763 QVold 0 kQ542 •A
Your partner deals and opens four
hearts. What action do you take?
APARTMENT 6 (Mpls.).
DEAR RED: Y• d•'t say
whether yCMI are a male or female. My
advice Is to •Pffk wltll dM tame sex
aeJ&kbor abo•t tlae "rope-Jam"8&" at
o4cflao11n of tlae Dipt. nd uk tf W.
cnld be dolle ta uotlter part ef die
apartmttt.
111 bet yo. set reslllts. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: The crew
of the USS Pueblo is holding its 20th
reunion during the second weekend
1n Jul}. There arc IOcrewmeo that we
havcn·t been able to ~ate. Since
everyone reads yo ur column we
figured maybe you could help us out.
We need to hear from Herman
Baldridge. John Grant. Gerald
Hagenson. Wendell Lcadt.1.awrcnce
ACROll
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• GlmlltoM 10 Abundent
14 L--. dOt"sn't cat much. Does that mean too bad? As a divorced mother who mall prMeeed •n\eble evWeeee
}'ou'JJ hve longer than averqe? Don't never received one penny of court-tlaat dM utred betwea former
----------------------------------------. Q~l-~ South~ vulnerable, you
15 F-.:Anb.
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ROOEPTION
FOR c! QUEEN
OR JUST A
MODEST BUFFET ...
LEA VE IT TO JAY'S.
(we catt aboUt ~tering)
Just n.irne a wedding need and Jay's
will say '1 do.'' From HmoU$ina
and valet parkit'\8 to tnttrtainment
to photography, tM Jay's wedding
coordiN~ can provide m~ any-
thina you netd. lnduding some of
thi finnt 'cali!ftd food in Soul.hem
C.ilif0m1a. Nt'a~ts can ~ •
ftPI as you choose. And. tht
biidt WhO wantJ q~ty on a
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So•tll West Nortll Eat
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What do you bid now?
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Q.3-As South, vulnerable,
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What do you bid now?
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•
Mack. Ralph Recd. David Ritter,
Steven Rosin. John Shingleton and
Ken Wadley.
It is extremely important that aJI
our brothers be found. Please send
any infonnation to E. Stewart
Russell. Redwoods Vet Center, 30S V
St.. Eureka. Calif. 95501. Thanks so
much. Ann. -STU.
DEAR STU: ~est1 &o laelp
locate mJ11ta1 memben for,....._
are overwlllelmiq. I fecldecl Jeq qo
tbt I CCHllo't be&la to laudle diem,
-ao I said a ~all wa.o wrote.
BecHse &k USS P.eblo wu ncll a
1peclal •tllp nd JOV C9GlaMlllder, Pete Bacller, aad t.Js wife, Rote, are
frleiacl1 of mlae, I am prlatlq yo.r
letter. Good. lack.
by Bii Keane °' THE BLltACDRa by Steve Moore
eAfou look nice in that. Daddy.
Why don't you ever wear it
to wor1c?"
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John Macleod re
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the Los Anacles
Western Conferea
The Mavericks
themselves back i
process.
Mark Aguirre si
Roy Tarpley had
rebounds as 0;
Lakers. I 06-94. 1
night.
"I think this i
seven games agair
we've outrcbound Macleod said ... ,
Lakers, it's get ba•
The Maverick.
Laken1
(hit
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rebounding team
season. outrcbou
62-40.
The Lakers'
Abdul-Jabbar wa
bounds. Ma&ic
Anacles with eigh1
"Tonight the tc
simple effort," ·
wasn't necessarily
"The key was tc
we were totally dif
two games. I cou were frustrated. ..
. The Lakers led,
fourth quarter. b
worked their way
then uted a 17-3 si: out of reach.
The Lakers stil
seven series, 2-
scheduled for Reu1
afternoon .
.. They killed u.
said the Lakers'
ICO~ 30 points i be~ 11 points I
"Ttiat was the aettina second and
thina that wasn't
first two pmcs. TI
why they were th
team in the NBA.'
Los Anaeles Co
be could find no fa ctroru
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mitted toniaht. '' R• up on us and did 1
the t.11.
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had no problem
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Leach, two •re• doublM teema, Wvance ht CIF tennis. 82.
Twin•' Vlola IMat• Tiger a tor eighth conaecutlv• victory. 84-=-
~ahawkstum.ble in quarterfinals agairi
RGUSON ...
:>ND BAR -For the third year in ~ row
• HiJh bascbell CC*h Bill Gibbons watched a
ray 1n the late lnninp of a CIF quarterfinal
e.
me. Gibbons has had his ace on the mound
out a stranae tum of events has tu med the fate
1wks.
ne. the culprit was defense. Three errors. three
ins later. the Hawks had fallen for the third
r in the quarterfinals. this one a 7-5 defeat at
>f Diamond Bar. It was their fifth strai&ht
in the quaners.
you get to this level. you've got Lo execute ...
LVS
>OUDd
·win
iControls
s, topp les
s. 106-9 4
(AP) -Dallas Coach
!ad realized it was either
lefensc or act run over by ~lcs takers in the NBA
oferencc finals.
:ricks aot back -and aot
:>ack into the sencs in the
irn scored 23 points and
y had 21 points and 20 .s Dallas defeated the
-94, in Game 3 Friday
t.his is the first time in
against these people that
>0unded them this year."
id. "When you play the
.ct back or get cracked."
cricks. the NBA's top
~nn.Dallu
( ........ Sewft)
. aken '13. Dana. 91 -Laken 123, Dallas 101 ,,...,.. Scere
. Laken ,. (Uken IHO
G1btions aid ... We're wh~ we have been for many,
muy ~rs; and we'rc1oin1homt after the quarterfinals.
Some year, we may iet a home aame. Only one team ends
up a winner and everyone else goes home fiaurina
IOfMtbil'll went wrona."
Two years~· Scott $charts' two-run homer in the
bouom oftbeei th pve host S1m1Valley a4-3 win over
Ocan Vtew int 4-A quancn
last year. host Arcadia pulled the bottom of the
SC"Cntb rally to tic and then nepted an Ocean View lead
in cx1ra innings by strilona for a pair 1n the bottom of the
ninth for a 7-6 win in the ~A quarters.
This season. they had knocked the Brahmas' staner
Plu1Spcrc(8-l)out 1n the fif\h. but with a 5-3 lead and ace
Dan Nault)' looking strong on the mound. Diamond Bar
bcpn to hit.
Naulty. pitching for the thud time in eight days af\er
retumina from a 45-day suspcnSton. allowed Just a sin&le
to Lhe first eiaht batters he faced. including a stnkeout to
start the fifth.
Then. lcadoff hiller Kyle Schuler looped a soft liner
just over first ba~rnan Man Benram and nevt'r helJtated
In ioina for two. d1van1 safe!Y head first into second as ht'
cau&ht the C>c«n V1t'w outfield rdaxina.
··That iot us aoina." said Diamond Bar Coach Dents
Paul of bis team captain. "It was not a ptttt)' hit He's
doM that for us all )'Cir ..
&q&ed third and threw home whe'rc Brahmas' ca
Bascom Mellon put the double-play taa on St
Hernandez.
Tito Quiles followed with a sin&le to n&ht. movina
Schuler to third. and Jim Edmonds fOUov.ed v.1th a solid
Stn&)e to left to dnH Schuler in. When Mane Brenner
misplayed the ball and allowed 1t Lo roll to the fence
Quiles scored to tie 11 and Edmonds moved to third
coming in moments later when Tonr. Darden hfted v.hat
proved to be the pme-wmnina sacnfice fly to center
Gibbons ar&ucd that Lhe ball caromed off Bcrtra
outs1<k ankle, away from the home plate umpire. mak
11 a foul ball. but the appeal was unsuccessful.
"It bat down, .. said Gibbons po1ntJl\I to his an
"then took off. h's hard enou&h to call balls and tnk
knew he couldn't make the call, but I as.kcd him to ch
~11h lhe 01her IU)S "
··1 sav. some clutch h1ttmg when they ""t're do-wn."
Gibbons said ''The\ put the bat on the ball 1n ~C>
s11uat1ons. Their h(ad honchos came through. The ~1d
that 4ot the doubk and leged 11 to second. that v.as <1 big
pla). ·
Paul. who coached Dlamond Bar to the 2-A tit
1985. said. "R1&ht before the double play. I tum
T ~IT) Roche. one of m) assistants and said. 'lfwe ,et
of th1~. v.e'll be in good shape · He said don't even
about 1t.
.. It's a quarterfinal pml". and for some reason
third game an the pla~offs 1s JUSt always a wild one."
Gibbons can '1 argue ~1th that after the last t
) l·ars Edmonds had relic' ed Spt"re and proceeded to v.al~
three of the first four batters But the hot-h1t11n1 Ben ram
hll a ball dov.n the th1rd·ba~ hnc. which Schuler snaaged
.. A lot of teams 10 out in the first round that co
(Pl-..e eee 8EABA WIS
Boyd silence
La Serna, 2-
Woodbridge moves
into semis after
h er one-hit effort
BJ ~I WOLCO'M'
...., .... Cow; 4 •• 1
Thett were 32 teams which entered
theCIF2-A softball playoffs Lh1s year.
but onl) one Tiffany Boyd.
Boyd. who pitched Woodbn• to
a share of the 2-A title in 1987 and sole
posscss1on of the Pac1fic Coast Leaaue crown as the league's Most
Valuable Pla)er this season. won..i.d
her magic again Friday in a quar-
terfinal match at home agamst La
Serna.
Throwing her second one-hit
shutout in three playoff pmes, Boyd
and the Warriors (24-6) won, 2-0.
over the l.anC'Cf'S (20-5-1) to advaocc
to T~y·s semifinals apJJ\St Ar·
royo at a site Lo be determifled..
While Boyd (22-4) limited !ht
Lanttrs toa lone s1n&Jc 1n the second.
stnking out 10 and walkin& one. her
Coach Kodee Murry stressed the
1mponancc of the entire team effon
Friday.
touJh e ver) inn mg.··
One pla) a Woodbndae
failed to make sn the second in
nearly ~t the Wamors early. In
top of the mmng. Stephanie St
reached first base on the Warn
onl)' error
Stcwan moved to second on
Lancers· lone base hit. a sin&Je
pitchCT Tr-atty Gruwell. and to
on a aroundout. W ith runners on
second and third, Bo}d bore down.
SCttJDJ the next batter to ltnc out ana
stnk1n1 out the followin1 batter on
four pitches.
"8asically. we have such a JOOd
<kfensc," 8o)d said, ~1 W&.SJUSt tl)ang
to set (the Lancers) to hit the ball on
the gr~und and let our defense 10 to
work.
The Wamors also went to wo
Lhe plate. In the bottom of the
and one out. catcher KJm John
chopped a grounder down the th
base lane and outn10 the throw, w
wled O\ICT the first baseman's
put Johnson on second.
She thm mo"'ed to third on N
Johnson's pound out sacnfice
scored what turned out to be
w1nnin1 run on a RBI single
C'hanssc KJino .
.... .,.. hme
Dallas, 12:30 o.m. ...... .,.,~
L..ekers, .. .30 o.m. ..,,....,., Game
Woodbrldfe'• TUfany Boyd (left) and third
ba.eman Suao Sprtni are unable to
.......................
hand.le lo.fteld Oy da..rinar eecond lnntna.
spru.c wu char&ed witll error on play.
"Boyd 1s out there. throwm.g. domg
a good job, but there att ci&ht players
out there playina hard behind her."
the first-)car coach said. "The kids
behind her arc out there ma.king the
plays 1n the field. s1.1nd1na out t.hcrc
Boyd helped her own cause 1n
founh. After lcadina off Wlth a s1
O\ICr the third baseman's oulSu.:;1~1111119
&love, 8o)d Look adva.ntqe of
La.nccn· throwana error and
Johnson's run-sconna sacrifice tly;
center
, ... ,. 6 o.m. (ff neceuarv) rtw111v, ,_. 4
SUMllY, ,,.. s
•kers, 12~ o.m. (If necess·
1cam dunna the regular
'Cbounded Los Angeles.
Geerlings stuns field; CdM, Warriors quaJif
ers' 7-foot-2 Kareem
.r was held to four rc-
Newport Harbor runner surprtse1 :Goo
victor; Carter double-winner at Masters
l&JC Johnson led Los -
eiaht.
the tolll d1fTercncc was
rt." Tarpley said. ..It
sarily adjustments.
r.oas to be agreuive. and
lly different than the first
J could sense that they
ed."
sled, 76-7 s. enterina the
ter, but the Mavericks
· way to an 85-8-4 lead.
7-3 spurt to put the pme
"S still lead the best-of-
;., 2-1 , with Game 4
r Reunion Arena Sunday
ed us on the boards."
ters' Byron Scott. who
ints in Game 2 but was ~nts Friday.
s the key. They were
d and third shots, some-
asn't happcnina in the
cs. They showed ton~t
:re the best rebounding
JBA."
:s Coach Pat Riley uid
no fauh with his tram's
: Mavericks) were com-
1t. .. Riley said. ··~y JOt
did a aood job denyma
took over pbys.ically. I
blem with my ~m·s
Dallas is a pat team.
iet here by chance ...
p.n the pme-cliDchina
e was awarded a basket
inacaJI.
By ROGER CAR~N
Of ... Dtillf ........
NORWALK -Newpon Harbor
High distance coach Bob Van Sickle
wasn't sure what he was really feeling
-in pain or out of this world after
pounding his fists on concrete. wood
and anythina else in his way as he
watched his Jim Gcer1ings pull off the
stunner of the night.
Edison H1&h wc1aht coach Tony
Ciarclli. meanwhile. wore his cus-
tomary grin and relaxed as his
prodij). Kalcaph Caner. buried the
field an the shot and discus.
That was the scene Friday ni&ht
before 3.360 at Cerritos Collcse as the
CIF Southern Section sent its best to
the state track and field meet here at
Cerritos Colleae next week, bcginnina
Friday.
Carter. the two-ttme runner-up at
state the past two years who has had It
all his way so far this season. leads the
way in the shot (62-S'h) and diSC'Us
( 178-3). while Gcerlinas is the sur-
pnsc blue chip in the 1,600.
Others who distinguished them-
selves at the Masters Meet Friday.
which qualifies five in each event for
the state meet:
Marina Hi&h hurdler Man: Kallick
(14.57): Corona del Mar standouts
Eddie Lavelle (9:02.90 in the 3.200)
and Jim Robbins in the 1.600
(4:10.74) and Manna's Shanon
Winkelman in the 3.200 mctcn
(9.03.S7).
Also: Pole vaultm David Noel of
Edison (IS-0) and Harbor's R.W.
Henson ( I 5-0). as well as Mater Oct
hurdler George L}nch (1 4 61) and
Edison shot-putter Kevm Aynn
(54-7•1~).
Gecrhnp clearly was the bigest
surpnse as he dt'mohshed his own
personal best of 4: 15.1, as well as
shocking the rest of the 1.600 field
with his 4:09.54 to lead a 1-3 area
finish.
Robbins closed an for third and also
paned a benh at the state meet.
For Robbins It wasn't a shocker -
he's the CIF 3-.\ champion and his
4.10.74 was a solid effort -a
pt"rsonal best.
But for Gcerhngs. clearly one of the
best pure athletes at Harbor 1n years.
it was a reversal of frustration which
has Sttn him fall shon of his
expectations.
He entered with the slowest quali-
fying time (4: 17.02) and even his
coach admitted he had has finsers
crossed.
He ran JU5t off the pett of Joe
IX" me ofSauaus for most of the race.
then took the lead with 120 mt'ters lcf\
and won 1t eo1ng away 1n 4:09.54.
Ck vane finishinJ at 4: I 0.40 with
Robbins closina mat 4: 10.74. "I should have aooe a little earlier.··
was Gccrlings' only complaint of the
best ra~ of his Hfe.
"for a Iona time l was content to
just be second. but Lhen I thought.
'Why?' ..
It puts Gecrli1t$S not only 1n the
hunt for state honors. but as one of the
prime runners to bcaL
(Pieue ... OBSRLUIOS/82)
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• 'Oi 1V. CMlilllt • • ·-•IUIJllPC. , • .
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Newport Jlart»or•a Jim GeerU.,. wu a ........ wt.aw la tlM 1,800 __,. htcla7 nei1J.DC at tM .,.._ • ....._
Finley ends win dro1J61Jt
for AD.gel starters, 4-2
W oodbrtctge third,
Sea Kings fourth l
1.600-meterrelay
8 7 lllC'BABD DUNN ...,,_cw, z ta
NORWALK-The> save the
for last 1n moeu like this. Lcavin.1
thnller unul the end.
Had you bttn one of the 3.3
attendance at the Masters
Fnday night at CcmLos C'ollqe
watch the giTls 1.600 meter rtla)
)Ou woWd ha,·e said somcthinJ h .. ~wow:
AmwQlly. Woodbndgr Hip'
i<JlC'I Keffer came out of no"' here I
launch the Wamors from fifth
Lh1rd on the final lap. finishina
pla« ahead of Corona del Mar
The Sea Ki".'fS-for awhile. tho
the) were disqualified. Stand
d·ta) nc Kerr was in tears when
heard the news.
They found out later 1t was mro
r«t. hOWC\ICT -They had the red
up and t0mc roach was yclhng
that Corona <k Mar was d1
qualified..~ said Kcrr
A.ppattntl). Kttr stepped out l
around her lane be~ rtte1"10 l
baton from Laune SaWln Some-
~ in t~ wa). too. But K
M\'fflheleu, manqcd to s1.1n 1n
lane and run 1 S6.3 No v1olat1on
Km. the Clf l-A champion 1n
400 and 200. f11ttd to quah6 in 400 ( fin1sh1na sixth) before simnt out
the 200 The Sea Kinas nttded~ freb f()( tht l .600 meter ttla) -whte
"(te..~ WOODBRIDG&
19''
COLOR TU
SATUROAV, MAY 28. 1888 .,Piii
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l:Mch, two .,.. doUblee tNma. iMIYance In CIF tennis. 82.
Twin•' Viola be•t• Tigert for eighth conaecutlve Ylctorr. 84-=-
Seahawkstum.ble in quarterfinals agaiii
BJ JON naGUSON ... .._ .......
DIAMOND BAR -For the third year in a row.
Ocean View Hlfh basebaU coach Bill Gibbons watched a
le.ad slip away 1n the latt innif\JS of a CIF quarterfinal
playoff pme.
Each time, Gibbons has had his ace on the mound
with a lead. but a stranac tum of events has tu med the fate
of the Scahawks.
This time. the culprit WIS defense. Thrtt errors. thrtt
unearned runs later. the Hawks had fallen for the third
strai&ht year an the quattcrfinaJs. this one a 7-5 defeat at
the fiands of Dtamond Bar. It was their fifth strai&ht appearance in the quarters.
"When you set lO this level. you've iot to execute.'·
Ma vs
rebound
for win
Dallas controls
boards, t opples
Lakers, 106-9 4
DALLAS (AP) -Dallas Coach
John Macleod reallied it was either
act back on defense or get run over by
the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA
Western Conference finaJs.
The Mavencks sot back -and 1ot
themselves back into the teries in the
process.
Mark A&uirre scored 23 points and
Roy Tarpley had 21 pomts and 20
rebou.nds as Dallas defeated the
Lakers, 106-94. an Game 3 Friday
nipt.
"I think tlµs. IS the first time in
seven games against these people that
we've oult'Cbounded them this year."
Macleod said. "When you play the
Lakers. it's get back or get cracked."
The Mavcrtcks. the NBA ·s top
Uken n . Dallu
(lftt·ef·~)
~v-Laken 113, o ... s " WedneMMy-Laken 123, Oaa.s IOI
Ft*Y'I Scier'9
Dalla. t06, lAkers 9• (lAkers
Mf'iel 2-t)
, .. cs
G1~ id ... We're .whcfJ we ha~c been for many.
maey yan. and •e're aoin1 home after the quanrrfinals. Some )at, M may att a home pme. Only one team ends
up a winner and everyone else aoes home fiaurina
tomnhiftl went wron ... " ·
Two Jt&ni. SCon Schatts' two-run homer an the botlOln oft.be c· th pve host Sama Val~)' a ._3 wan over
Oceaa View in l ._A quarters.
l.a$1 year. host Arcadia pulled the bottom of the
seventh rally 10 tic and then nepted an Ocean V aew lead
1n extra innanp by str1k1n1 for a pair an the bottom of the
ninth for a 7-6 win in the ._A quarters.
This season. they had knocked the Brahmas· starter
Pau1Spcrc(8-1 )out in the fifth. but wuh a 5·3 lead and ace
Dan Naulty looking strong on the mound. Diamond Bar
bepn to hat.
Nau.lty. p1tch1n1 for the third tame an eight da}'s after
returnina from a 45-day suspension. allowed JUSt a single
to the first eipt batters he faced . including a strikeout to
Sl.lrt the fifth.
Then. leadofT hatter Kyle Schuler looped a soft hner
~ust O\n' first ba~man Man Bertram and M\iCT bnatated
1n ioif\I for two. d1' ana safely he.ad fim into Sttond as he
cauaht the Ocean View outfield relaxina.
taged thud and lh~w ho~ where Brahmu' ca
Bascom Mellon put the double-play tq on St
Hernandez. "That aot ui soana. ··said Diamond Bar Coach Denis
Paul of his leam captain. "It was not a ~II) h11. He's
done that for us all >car ..
Tilo Quiles rollov.ed with a sinale to n&ht movans
Schu.ler to th ird and Jam Edmonds fOlloy,,ed """ha sohd
sancJc to lcrt to dn'c Schuler 1n When Mark Brenner
misplayed the ball and aJlowcd 11 to rotl to the fence
Quiles scored to lie 11 and Edmonds moved 10 third.
coming in momenu. later when Tonr. Darden hftt'd v.hat
pro1.ed to be tht' game-wannina sacnfice fl)' 10 centt'r
Gibbons araued that the ball caromed off Bert
outside ankle. away from the home plate umpire, ma
11 a fouJ baJJ, but the appeal was unsuccndul.
"It bat down:· satd Gibbons pointinc to has an
"'then took oft' h 's hard enou&h to call balls and nrik<
lne-w he couldn't mak.e tM call. but I asked ham to ch!
-with the other su>s:·
Paul. ,,.,ho coached Diamond Bar to the 2-A titl
1985. said. "Right before thr double play. I turntd
Tl'rr) Roche. one of m) assistants and said. ·lfwc ,et
of 1h1s. ""c'll be an aood shape · He said don't even
about 1t
··1 sav. some clutch hatting when the) v.erc dov. n ..
Gibbons u1d ··The) put the bat on the ball an "-('>
s11ua11ons. Tht'1r head honchos came throu&h Thr i..1d
that fOt the double and legged ll to second that v.as a big pla). ·
··1fs a quancrfinal game and for some reason
third game an the pla>om 1s JUSI alv.a )s a wild one."
Gibbons can't argue v.11h that after the last l
't'ari. Edmonds had relieved Spctt and proceeded to v.all.
thr~ oftht' first four batters. But the hot-hlllang Ben ram
h11 a ball down thr 1h1rd-ba~ line. which Schuler snagged
• .. .\ lot of t~ms &<> out an t~ first round that c
(Pleue tee UAllA WU
Boyd silence
La Serna, 2-
W oodbrtdge moves
into semis after
her one-hit effort
BJ UR& WOLCO'M'
..., .... ecu. u t ·
There were 32 teams which entered
the Cl F 2-A softball pla)'offs this year.
but only one Tiffany Boyd.
Boyd. who patched Woodbnd&c to
a share of the 2-A title an 1987 ancf sole
possession of the Pacific Coast
Lea&ue crown as the league's Most
VaJuablc Pla)cr this season, worked
her rnagJc apan Fnday an a quar-
terfinal match at home against La
Serna.
Throwing her second one.Jut
shutout an three pla>off pmn, Boyd
and the Wamors (2~) won, 2-0.
over the Lancers (20-S-I) to advance
to T ucsdaf s sem 1finals apinst Ar-
ro)O at a sue to be determined.
While Boyd (22-4) hmited the
Lancns to a lone sansJe 1n the second.
striking out 10 and walkin& one. her
Coach Kodec Murry stressed the
importance of the entire team effon
Fnday.
tough e1.er) annan1--·
One pla) a Woodbndgc fie
failed to make an the second in
nearly cost the Wamors early. In
top of the inning. Stephanie S
reached first bast' on the Warri
onl) error
St.eWart moved to second on
L.anccn· lone base hit, a stn&)c
patcher Trace) Gruwell. and to
on a groundout. With runners on
S«ond and third. Boyd bott down.
tett•ns the next batter to line out and
stnking out the followms batter on
four patches
.. 8ask2ll}' we have such a &OOd
defense.'' Boyd said. -1 was just ttyin&
to art (the Lancers) to hit the ball on
the gr~u.nd and let our defense IO to
v.or\.
The Wamors also went to wo
the plate. In the bottom of the
and one out. catcher Klm J
chopped a irounder down the th
ba~ IJne and outran the throw. w
sailed 01.erthc first baseman's
put Johnson on second.
She then moved to third on N
Johnson·s iround out sacrifice
scored what turned out to be
w1nn1na run on a RBI snl&k
Chanssc Kl ano
~..,.,,.
L•ken et Oallal, 12:30 o.m.
TMMIY's Gllf'M
D•llas et L..eun, l:JO o.m.
'TIMwlMv'I 0....
Woodbrtd&e'1 Tlffany Boyd (left) and third
bueman Sua.a SprlnC are a.nable to
....................
bandle hafleld Oy d~ tecond tnntnc.
Sprln& wu cbaraed wttil error on play.
"Boyd is out there thro'lfin&. do1n1
a sood }Ob. but there are ei&bt pl.ayers
out there play1na hard behind 1aer:·
the first-year coach said ... The kids
behind her arc out there mak1na the
plays in the field. standing out there
Bend helped her own causic tn
fourth. Af\cr leadans off With a s
over the third baseman ·s ou~u~"'·
afo"e• 8o)d took advantqe of c.anoen· throWlltJ C'm>r and
Johnson's run-sconns sacnficie fly
ccnta.
L•k•n ., o ... ,. 6 0 m. (H nectsMrvl s.tw"9v, NM 4 .. S..V, ..... s o ... , •I LK•n. 12:30 o.m. (H neun·
ery)
rebounding team durina the regular
Geerlings stuns field; CdM, Warriors qualifi
season. outrebounded Los AngelC'S. Newport Harbor runner surprise 1,6 00 62-40.
The Lakers' 7-foot-2 Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar was held to four re-
bounds. M&&ic Johnson led Los
Angeles with eight.
victor: Carter double-winner at Masters
"Tonight the totaJ difference was
simple effort," Tarpley said. ..It
wasn't n~ssarily adJustments.
"The key WIS to be agrcssive, and
we were totally different than the first
two sames.. I could sense that they were frustrated."
The Lakers led, 76-7S, enttrina the
fourth quarter. but the Mavericb
worked cheir way to an 8S-84 lead.
then utede 17-3 spurt to put the pme
out of reach.
The Laken still lead the bHt..of-
1even series., 2-1 . with Game 4
1eheduled for Reunion Arena Sunda)'
afternoon.
"They killed us on the boards."
said the Lakers· Byron Scott, who
scored 30 points in Game 2 but was
held to 11 points Friday.
'1"hat was lhe key. They were
acttina second and third shots, some-
thina that wasn't happenina in the
first two pmes. They sho...ed aon~t
why they were the best reboundtn&
team in the NBA ...
Los An&elcs Coach Pat Riley said
he covld find no fault with his team's
cffon.
.. They (the Mavericks) were com-
mitted toniahi.·· Riley satd. "They JO'
up on us and did a aood job denyu'I
the ball.
.. They just took over physically. I
had no problem with my &eam·s
effort. H~, Dallas it a peat tam.
They didn t tel here by chance."
•irre bcpn the pme<tinchina
spun When he .,,... •warded a basket
011 IO*ltndinacau.
By ROGER CARl..WN
OftM..,NlitlMllf
NORWALK -Newport Harbor
Hiah djstance coach Bob Van Sickle
wasn't sure what he was really feeling
-in pain or out or this world after
pounding his fists on concrete. wood
and anytb.in& else an his way as he
watched his Jim Gecrlinas pull offtbe
stunner of the night.
Edison Hi&h wc1&ht coach Tony
Ciarclli. meanwhile, wore his cus-
tomary grin and relaxed as his
prodiJY. Kalcaph Carter. buried the
field in the shot and discus.
That was the scene Frida)' n1&ht
before 3.360 at Cerritos Collese as the
CIF Southern Section sent its best to
the state track and field meet here at
CcrritosCollqe nut week. beginning
fnday.
Carter. the t-wo-tame runner-up at
state the past two years who has had it
all h1~ wi)' so far this 5eason, lcads tht
way in the shot (62-S'll) and discus
( 178-3), wh1lc Gttrl..anp is-the sur-
prise blue chip in the 1.600.
Others who distinauished them-
sel\'CS at the Masters Meet Friday.
which qualifies five 1n each evem for
the state meet
Manna Hi&h hurdler Marc K.alhck
( 14 .S7); Corona dtl Mar standouts
Eddie La"cllc (9:02.90 in the 3.200)
and Jim Robbins 1n the 1.600
(4:10.74) .and Marina's Shanon
Winkelman in t.ti~ 3.200 melttS
(9:03.S7).
Also; Pole vaulters 0.vid Noel of
Edison (I S-0) and Harbor's R. W
~enbeatE~s, 5-2,
101: IOartli •tralglJt Win
Henson ( 15-0). as well as Mater Dea
hurdler Gcorie L) nch ( 14.61) and
Edison shot-putter Kevan Flynn
(54-71/4).
Gecrlings dearly was the bigcst
surprise as he demohshcd his own
personal best of 4· IS. I. as well as
shocking the rest of the 1.600 field
w11h has 4:09.54 to lead a 1-3 area
finish.
Robbins dosed 1n for third and also
pined a benh at the state mecL
For Robbins 1t wasn't a shocker -
he's the CIF 3-A champion and his
4: I 0. 7 4 was a sohd effort -a
personal best.
But fQr Gccrhnp.. dearly one of the
best pure athletes at Harbor in years,
u was a reversal of frustration which
has Sttn him fall short 'of his
expectations.
He entered with the slowest quah-
fyina time (4 l7.02) and even his
C'03Ch admitted he had bis finaen
crossed.
He ran Just off the pa« of Joe
Devane orSaugus for most orthc race.
then took the lead with 120 metcn left
and won jt aoina away in 4:09.54.
Devine ffni~hin,1 at 4: I 0.40 with
Robbins dosin& 1n at 4: I 0. 74. •• , should have aone a littJeeartier.''
was Gccrling.s· only complaint of the
best race o(h1s hfe
.. For a Iona tame I was content to
JUSt be second. but then 1 thought. 'Wh y'r ••
It puts Gecrlinas not only 1n the
hunt for state honon.. butasoncofthe
prime runners to beat.
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tlM 1.800 ••ten f'rldaJ......, at o.e Mn la • ...t.
Finley ends win drofl61Jt
for ~gel starters, 4-2
1""'11""9A111• ......
••
W oodbrtdge third,
Sea Kings fourth i
1.600-meterrelay
NORWALK-The) save the
for last an meets hkc this Lcavaf\J
thnller until the end
Had you bttn one of the 3.
auendancc at the Masters
Frida) nlJht at Cemtos Collcic
watch the 1u1s I. 600 meter rel a>
you would have satd somcthang.hk~
.... Wow!'"
Amu1ftlly, Woodbndgc H1ah
Kaea KcffCT came out of nowhere
launch the Warrion from fifth
third on the final lap, fimsh1na
place ahead of Corona del Mar
The Sea K1~. for awhile. tho
the) we'f'C dasq~lif~. Stand
d'La>ne Kerr was 1n tears when
heard the DC'WS.
They found out later 11 ... -.s 1nC'O
rcc'l. hO~\ef. "They had the red
up and some roach was yelhna
that Corona de Mar was di
qualified.'' said KC'l'f
Appattntly, Kerr stepped out •
around her lane before rettl\ an t
baton from Laune Sawtn Somc
was in the "''I). too. But
nc~erthdeu. manasc<f to sun 1n
lane and run a S6. 3. No '1olat1on.
Kerr, the Clf J-A champion an
400 and 200. (ailed to quahf\ an
400(finishana sixth ) before s11t1ng out
tht 200. The Sea Kanp nttdtd~ fresh fortbe 1.600 meter relay. -whjc
~anch<n. 1111 -WOO'>QD>G&
11lley lft the latest wave of youna playen to sweep
teeaia, 16-and 17-~-olds who are leavina amt on the red day of the fi'encb Open. As the
· rouDd continued, l S of the remainina pa.yen were • '°Gilma fot"Ward to their 20th binhdays. ~ al90 are railina questions •1n over how
ti 100 you!'& to beeome a profcuaonal athlete.
.ti:.•... many of them are so youna." aaid 31-yar-old ~u Navratilova. wf\o beat one 17-year-old Friday
and meets aoothcr in the women's rourth round on Su~)'.
The avtf'llC •of the men's field was 22.S years
and COfttained three tccn~rs. while the women's
cld."aVefllC a&e 20.8, had 12 players in their teens.
i!T'be list included three l~year-olds. thru 17-year-
~ seven IS.-year-okb-defend1n1 women'schamp Stdli Graf amona them -and two 19-year-olds.
So overwhelminf is the tide that at the ripe old aae
f29, John McEnroe as the oldest remaining male in the
lCJW'IWhcnL Jronlcilly;De next ~ays ihe younpt
ttmainif'I player-l ~~r-old Michael Change of the
nited States. <#
McEnroe doesn't like the trend.
.......... how.I. IOS.~ ~ II sbot on \be WI)' to a ~561 lhat pve him a ono-IU'Ou leed at the
halfway point or the Memoria Tour·
iwntnt in Dublin, Ohio. Irwin, 4~ whole last victory
came ia libs eveat dm!e ~ ~1eotnolned two tript
over JMk N ...... 'Mu.ilfidd 1!lllllt<iolf0ubcoune
in 6-undet-C' l ll. ht wtlile it WM the halfWay point for lrwh•. t Wodc's play was over for Nictlam, &be
lOUrnammt bolt and foundet. Nicklaus made 1 double boet-1 on the I Ith hole. had a 76 and •iled to qe.aalif'y for
tbe final two rounds at l SO. It mubd the first time ho's
missed tbe cut iD the 13-year history of'tbe tournament
... In the LPOA tournament in Comins. N. Y., Korea'• <*·Bee ~. hid nine birdies to take a one-stroke lead
over bot·shootJna sa.ent 'hner after the ICCOnd
round. Ku, who bas lSbirdiesinthcfirst two days of the
tournament. finished with an I-under 64 for 1 two-
round total of I I-under 133-tbe bHt )~hole score in
the IOyearsorthe toumament. .. Defendinachampion
BM Cbrlet fired a 3-under-par 69 to move into a five-
~ tic for the lead after the first round at the Senior
PGA Tour tournament in Albuquerque. Charles, third
in money winninas a yea_r qo, was joined at 69 by the
foursome of Orville MMJ, Australian Peter T'Mm .. , a. Smida and LM 0 .......
Platona prepared fo r a battle
PONTIAC, Mich. -Detroit Coach m
Chuck Daly says the Boston Celtics' eiaht·
pme losina streak at the Silverdome
means about as much as the Pistons' 21-
pme losina streak at Boston Garden.
"We know what we're in for." Daly said. "The
Celtics have bttn there before. We know they are aoina
to play hard every niaht We've aot to expect it and
make the next step. We've aot to play hard. too ...
INDIANAPOLlS (AP) -Al
Unter, who came out of nowhere to
win lhc 1917 Indianapolis 500, won't
aneek up on anybody Sunday.
Unser, who will celebrate hit 49t.b
birthday on race day. will atan from
the outaide of the front row in the
72nd Indy SOO, with an QpJ>Oflunity
to become the fint five--ttme Indy
winner.
A year aao. Unser ~n the month
without I ride and Sot tO dnve the
third Penske Racina entry only be·
cause Danny Onpis was knocked out
of the race in a crash in practice.
This time, Unser is here only
because he won las1 year's ~. Af\ef
last May, car owner Roter Penske
promised him a ride at Indianapolis
and 11 the other two SOO-mile Indy·
car events if nothina else came up for
the veteran racer.
AJ Unser Jr., who will start his 'ix th
Indy race just one row behind his
father, can t understand why aome·
body doesn't hire his father for a fuU-
time ride.
"It makes me real curious,·· Unser
Jr. said. ~·tt•s a bit annoyina because
he isa very, very&ood raoecardriver.
.
AltJuer
For him not to have a ride for the
whole series is mind boglina. But
then, that•s racina. There's tome
thinp that you understand very well
and there's some thinp that blow
your mind, and this is one of those
thinp that blow your mind."
The elder Unser, neverone for fiery
oratory, tried to be philosophical
about the situation.
••1•m here and I've Sot I ride." he
sajd, .. After this race, I've only a<>t
two IW IO nan ._._a.ft .,_•t
nCMlllacarownen. 'on. IPOft hel.IOt to a~• It's cut down on &fie, n .. mw ol cer
OYtDCt'I, IO theftjutt IRn't that many
~ride&." lu&; like mt year wheri ii wu
1tric11y 1 one-nee deal with PnlU
befoft be ~ Indy, the driver &om ~utft\UC llid he will put his feeli1111 aside and do the bet• job be
can on tho 2'h·mile Speedway oval.
''Tho ~nske team it a very strona
team and I feel I have 11 ~ a chance u anybody,•• Unter .aid ... I(
I'm Nnni"' at the end and I don't
make any area• mistakes. 111 have 1
chance to Wln it. ..
Unter was asked if 10 un·
precedented fifth vktory here would be any more important than any of
the flnt four -1970, 1971. 1978 and
1987.
"I'm aoina for my fint win 11 far u
I'm concerned," he replied. '"This one
would be no dafTcrent than 1ny of the
others.
.. If the other four would mean l
could relax and take it easy m~ It
would mean aomethina. .. be ed
with a smile ... But, I can't.''
Unser bas the opponunity to
become the ftrst Indy Wlnner in
successive years since he ac-
complished the feat I 7 years .,o.
Today the 33 starten will tlU part
in a public driven· mectina and the
annual parade throuah downtown.
"I don't think it's healthy that there are so many
lOUna people playin~ I think too many people are uroina pro too early. • McEnroe said. "Some officials
!ktm to recosnizc that's not the best way. That's a step
The third and fourth pmes of the series will be at
the Pontiac Silverdome today and Monday afternoon,
with Game 5 at Boston Garden Wednt1day niahL
Spurs sold to team president GEERLINGS STUNS 1 ,600 FIELD •..
· n the ri&ht direction.''
, Several years ago, as another teen.qt group led by
ndrea Jacacr and Tracy Austin staned to dominate,
the nutjor 1ovemin1 bodies of tennis bepn to discuss
.vie-problem. But only the Women's International
Tennis Association has taken concrete action.
Two years qo, it bcpn a program to help young
pla)en cope with the prusurcs of com petina in a sport
that takes them around the world, and having the news
media and the public reaularly dissect their tennis -
and their personal lives.
_Quote of the d a y
Mad Brewa, new football coach at North
Carolina. asked what was the touahest thfog he'd
had to do on the Chapel Hill cam{>Us since takjng
the job: "Without a doubt, settma J.R. Reid's
autoeraph for my I l·year-old daughter.
Katherine. ~t was the first thing she wanted
when sbeC:ame to visit me."
The San Antonio Spun were sold II
Friday to team president B.J. "Red"
McCombt, who increased his offer from
$40 million to $47 milUon to end two
homBl "Good," he said. "I like the
prnsure. I've just been waitina for
this breakthrouah."
Van Sickle was beside himself.
··He's bttn tllere for weeks. "said
Van Sk k.Je. "We were shootina for
4: I 0. I knew he was ready. We've
teamed 1 lot in these past few weeks.
But I knew if it didn't happen today
we wouldn't Stt it."
Even his competition. Robbins.
was happy for the Harbor senior in a
race which went out in 2:05.
··rm really glad for him." said
Robbins. "He deserved it."
Robbins was satisfied with his time
and effort. as well as qualifyin&. and
offGeerlings' ract. said he'fl have to
shif\ his tactics somewhat.
"I'm goin_a to concentrate on keep-
ing him wtthin contact. I've been
shot. not like the discus." said Carter.
"But I didn't want to 10 in there
thinking 'Just throw it.'
"I wanted a personal best, like63-7,
or at least some very consistent
throws."
"After all. second two years in a
row. come on, let's set seriOus." said
the UCLA-bound Carter.
His 62-5'h was best by two feet.
"It was there." he said ... I saw some
glimpses. I've just aot some little
things to work on for more torque."
Carter came in to the Masters in just
the shape he desired. havina toned
down his trainma rqim,en on Mon-
day. a tapenna process much like a
swimmer's.
Whatever happens here next week
•l the statt meet, Caner•s season
won't be over. He's been invited to
compete in Guadal-.jara and Puerto
Vallana June 23-29 in an inter·
national track meet featurina U.S ..
Mexican. Cuban and Soviet athletes
under the banner of Mt. San Antonio
Colleae's juniors.
For Lavelle. the Corona del Mar
junior, it was a spectacular effon in
the 3,200 with bis 9:02.38.
"It was definite!¥ my best." he said,
althou&h the cloc:k1n1 was just off his
aoat o(a sub-minute efron.
Nevenheless. he p ined his pl of
a state benh. somethina he missed as
1 sophomore when he took a tumble
and finished eiahth It this meet.
~dberg, Navratilova br eeze
months of negotiations for the NBA franchise ... This is
a very. very big step for my family," McCombs said.
McCombs. who said be wiU seek between 80 percent
and 100 percent of the team, said no immediate
personnel chanics are planned. but that he would
evaluate the staff during the next two weeks . . .
Freshman Jeff Clril.lo pitched th~ inninp of one-hit
shutout relief to get the victory as USC edged Brigham
Young. 9-8. in the NCAA baseball West I Reg1onal
tournament in Fresno. BYU will play Fresno State
today. whale USC meets Washinaton State ... New
Zealand's challenae team bepn a four.<fay task of
reassembling 11s America's Cup entry soon aft.er the
multimilhon~ollar yachfs momina arrival in San
Diego on a barae. M.lcb'el PaJ'• massive sloop was
d ismantled for the journey from Auckland. which
began eight days ago on a cargo ship and included a stop
Thursdar in Los Angeles for transfer to the ba.rae. The
hull, kce and mast were separated for the journey and
now must be put back tOJc:ther for the 123-root-long
yacht's first U.S. water trial on Tuesday ... Plans to
build a state-or-the-an football stadium for the Los
Angeles Raiders in Irwindale appear to be losina
yardace. pushed back by ever-incrcasina costs. city
officials said. "We can't commit the citX of Irwindale
unless it's something we can afford. ' Mayor Pat
Mlraada said. "If you can'tafforda bike, why go indebt
for a Cadillac."
depending on my kick a little too
much. But I'm nght where I want to
be." WOODBRIDGE, CdM GIRLS ••
PARIS -Second seeds Stefan Edbcra El
and Martina Navratilova scored straiaht·
set victories Friday at the French Open,
-while Chris Evert hoped her injured foot
would heal enouah to allow her to keep playi ng.
Evert, winner of a ~rd seven SJngles titJes in
Pans.. had her riaht heel ~xamined and sajd she
v.ould decide this morning whether to play her thard-
round match later in the day.
After beatina countryman Jan Gunnarsson, 6-3,
6-4. 7--6, E.dbera. a normally mild-mann~ Swede.
criticized tournament officials who made him play two
of his first three matches on a bumpy outside ooun.
.. I deserve better than that." the world's No. 2
tennis player said after finally clinchina a spot in the
fourth round on his sixth match point.
Navraulova. tryina to ~in the women's top Sp<?t
and win ber third sinaJcs title 1n Paris, downed Austna's
Barbara Paulus. 6-2, 6-2, on ocnter ooun.
Another !iCCC1 was eliminated from the women's
field.by one of the three tcen..aaers to advance. Nicole
Provis, an 18-ycar-old from Australia. defeated
seventh-!iCCCicd Oaudia Kohde-K..ilsch of West Ger·
many. 1--6, 6-4. 1-5.
Two other seeds struglcd to v1ctory.
Yannidt Noah, the men's ninth seed from France,
needed four sets to calm a worried full house on ocntcr
coun and overcome Jakob Hlasek of Switzerland, M ,
6-4. ~ 7, 6·3.
Earlier on the same court, women's I Slh teecled
Sylvia Hanik.a of West Germany rallied to defeat
Isabelle Dcmonaeot of France. J..6. 7-S. 6--4.
Other seeds had an easier time. Men's ISlJMccded
Ouallenno Pera-Roldan of Ar&entina. and women's
I OOHec:ded Ziu Garrison of Houston and 13th·
seeded Natalia Zvercva of the Soviet Union all won in
straiaht ICU.
. The autus of the third-teedcd Evert remained an
doubt. She injured the heel of her riaht foot In the Italian <>ixo earlier this month and had to default She said frida"Y that the pain was ··not as intente" but stiU
bod>md her.
F alcon• algn es-T rojan Cotton
SUWANEE, Ga. -The Atlanta EE F*on• of the NFL announced Friday the c 9 • · ·aa of second-round draft choice,
niversity of Southern California li.-m Marcus Cotton. to I series or four one-year
CCMltncts..
Terms of the contracts were not d.i1eloscd. but
CotlOft's aacnt.. Jeff Irwin ofSrouldaJe. Arit.. bad saad
ti• week that he e1tpected the deal to be worth about Sl.2' million.
Couon was the 28th pick in the draft. The 29th micL defensive back Nate Odomes, siped with Buffalo lar a reported S 1.1' million over four years.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
6 a.m. -TENNIS: French Open men's and
women's early round matches, from Paris (five
hours. delayed), ESPN.
11 :15 a.m. -PRO BASEBALL: San
Francisco at Philadelphia. Channel '·
11 :30 a.m. -MEN'S VOLLEYBALL:
NCAA volleyball championship, USC vs. Pep-
rroine, from Fon Wayne, Ind. (taped), Channel
12:30 p.m . -PRO BASg£TBALL: NBA
Eastern Conference finals Game 3 -Boston at
Detroit, Channel 2.
I p.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA Memorial
Tournament. from Dublin. Ohio, Channel 7.
2 p.m. -YACHTING: Ultimate Yacht Race
I, from Corpus Christi, Teus (taped), ChanneJ 4.
3 p.m. -MEN'S BOWUNG: PBA Fresno
Open (delayed). Channel 7.
4 p.m. -PRO BASEBAIL: Padres at New
York Mets, WOR.
4:0S p.m. -PRO BASEBAU.: St. Louis at
Atlanta, TBS.
4:30 p.m. -WIDE WOl\LD OP SPORTS:
U.S. vs. USSR Heavywciabt lovitational boxina.
from lake Tahoe, Nev. (taped); Indianapolis SOO
preview Channel 7.
4:l0 p.m. -AUTO RACING: 1986 In·
dianapotis SOO hi&hli&h~ ESPN.
7 p.m. -P1lO BASUA.LL: Baltimore at
Aftaels, Channel 5.
7:30 p.m. -COLLBGE BASEBALL:
NCAA Western Rep>nal playoff pme. from
Fresno (delayed), Prime Ticket:
7:30 p.m. -PllO SV811NG: Tournament,
from Oceanside (ta~PN.
10:3S a.m. -PM BAIDAU: Dodaers at
Montreat. KABC (790). . · '
4 p.m. -PaO 841DA.U.: Padres at New
York Mets. KFMB(760).
7 p.m; -PRO aMEa.UL: Baltimore at
AJWCI!. KMPC (710).
7 p.m. -PRO IAIEaAU.: New York
Yaakcnat Seattle, KNX (1070).
10:4S p.m. -ROUS llAaN&. Los
Alamitos Derby (tjme approximate). KNX
( 1070).
Robbins went in with a best of
4:11.6.
Carter. meanwhile. continued his
domination or the wciaht events. For
the Edison senior the night was riaht
from the start. as he upstaged his
favorite entry. the shot put, with a
personal best in the discus.
Caner's 178-3 came on his final
effort. raisina him from sixth and
nowhere to first and a qualifier for the
state meet. Until his last attempt his
tries ranged from I 5 l-7 to 162-7.
"I went into the last throw just
thinking to 10 in there and throw. and
don't worry about technique." he
said.
-Essentially. although it wasn't
completely true. I had nothing to lost.
I was sixth."
Next was the shot and after sccond-
plact finishes at CIF and state as a
sophomore and junior, it's clear
Carter has his siJhts set on somethin1
better af\er already clalmina the 4-A
crown last week wnh a toss of 62-0¥ •.
-There wasn't any pressure in the
From B l
"d'Layne really cau&ht us up at tht
end." said Jill Youna. CdM·s first one
out of the post on the relay team.
"We ran the best or our careen."
said Chickie Moiso, who posted a
59. I in the second position. "We ran
it the fastest we've ever run -and
look at us now. We're not even tired."
Sawin clocked a 57.7.
"We ran better last week." said
CdM Coach Steve Kaczynski. ··we
planned to run our best at the CIF
finals. We knew we had a shot at the
CIFtitlc. so we trained specifically for
that. This is icina."
So Woodbrid&e and Corona del
Mar both qualified fOrllle Stale meet
next weekend on the same track.
Additionally. there was this
response from Woodbridge Coach
Georic Varvas on next weekend's
stale meet.
"Amona other thinP. we can do
next week." Varvas said of his 1.600
relay team. "is break the county
record and challenae for fint."
SEARA WKS.OUSTED •.•
From Bl
win it1" Gibbons said. ''The team that Mark Brenner tripled to lead off the
wins as not always the best., but you third and scored on a around out by
need one break and you need to F,t Gary Christoph~n. A walk and two
good pitching 111 the way throu,ah. ' Diamond Bar crron in the fourth
The Scahawks committed three pve the Hawk.s a 4-3 lead, and Matt
more erron in the sixth and allowed ·Beaubien sin&led in 1 run to make it
Diamond Bar to score an insurance 5.3 in the finfi .
run. One or them came in riaht field. In the 3-A quancrfinals:
which was no surprise to Schuler. who SH4.leback $,Dua Rlllt I: The Sea
said. "Riaht field is weird. you saw View L..ca1ue champion Road-
that bad hop." runners, backed by a pair of homen
··Defensively, we did not play by Gcorae Sildana. moved into the
well." Gibbons said. ..They took semifinals Tuelday qainst El Toro, a
advantaae of our mistakes. You have 5·2 victor over Santa Clara.
aot to make those plays in a same like Saldana's fint blast came with a
this. I auess it was Just mental lapses." man aboard in the bottom of the third
Edmonds (4-l) finished. th~ In· and a;ave Saddleback a 4-0 lead. He
ninp of relief by reJirin1 the side in added anothtt shot to Id\ in the fifth.
order in the seventh. the final two on The Roadrunnm (22-6) jumped in
strikeouts.. He hid struck out 19 in a front in the first as Sean ~n led
previous pmc qainst Los Altos. but off with 1 double. took third on a
did not pitch much of the tcat0n aroundout and K'Ottd on Neil
because of arm trouble1. Carter's si~e. Saldana ~n rtached
Naulty · (3·2) threw four inninp on an error end winnina pitchtt Paul
aner throwina m0tt than 100 pitches O'Hcam sinaJed for the tee0nd Nn.
both May 20 and Tuesday. He Dana Hills (16-13) maftlltd to tet aUo~ six hits, four NOS. one dote with three unearned runs in the
earned. while stnkina out two and sixth. The OOIS>hins tallied twitt on
-.lkina none. · •• • . O'Heam bilks and another on 1 !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!·······~~~~~· OJ.And~~ked~ram~th ~~~intheinni~ • an RBI siftak an the first to iive the ln'makina only his tCcond st.111 of
-----------· Hawks a 2..0 IUd. Diamond s.rtook the season. O'Heam allowed thfft
THE ROUSE DEBATE CONTINUE8 ...
What Sets HOUSE of IMPOR1S Apart from the Rest?
a 3-l ltad in the IC(OM ~Ocean · bitS 1~ struck out 10. Other than the Lace1..,0 ~ ... V1tw st.arttt Manny ~ walked sbth. pana Hillf only threat came in .a 1 W'.1.a thrtt bllttrS. one puihH'f 1n a run, tht t.turd when at put runners at ftnt t·~f d ' .. 8 ,.,.,_ andaJJcnmb two-run si.by.Rkb and third, but O'Heam aaped the aa _a~ ·~I, ff}'. "'. . . JI'!' by ~tint the final out \>ft I • -Oceari v~ rallied ao, t.ae when tsnktout.
"
Keffer took the baton from k.nsten
Schertzcr and took off. Debbie Horon
and Michelle Muniz aot Woodbridae
off to a JOOd stan and Schenzer .
maintained it until Keffer exploded.
"There was a lot of bumpinc out
there. people were almost trippma."
said Schenzer. "People in front of me
were tripp1n1 and jockeyina for
positions. But you're goina to have
that in this race with this kind of
competition. I know I can 10 IO much
faster. I wasn't holdinJ. back. I just
don't know why I didn t run better."
She'll have that chanoc next week-
end.
'"They push a lot of other teams. but
when it counts. Woodbridse comes
throUJh," said Varvu. "Kaci Keffer
is a lcaitimate track star. When the
chips are down, she performs very
well. I'm really hiah on our team. We
realty haven't had our four runners
run their best at the same time this
year."
Not yet, anyway.
Blondie
takes lead
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two buJleu Friday to take a com-
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California Yacht Club'• five·n.cc
California Cup Reptta
Blondie came from behind in both
racu. In the ftnt race lbc-trailed Roy
Diuey•s Nelson-Muck 70
Pyewacket by several bolt lentths at
the first weather matt. but came from
behind on the first downwindJea to
take a lead she never relinquished.
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races today and concludes with one
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Cleveland 6,1. Milwaukee 3
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Oakland 3. Boston 2
Today'1Gamn
Baltimore (Bauusta 2·2) at Aa1el1 (Witt 1-6). 7:05 p.m
Ch1caao (Perez 4-1) at Toronto (Nunez 0.1 ). 10:35 a.m,
Boston (Boyd 5·3) at Oakland (Stewan 8·3). I :05 p.m
Milwaukee (Jones 2-0) at Cleveland (Yett 3-2). 4:3S p.m
Texas (Houah 4-6) at Kansas City (Power l·I ). 5:05 p.m
Detroit (Tcrrell 2·1) at Minnesota (Straker 2·2) 5:05 p.m
New York (Rhoden 2-3) at Seattle (Swift 4-1 ). 7:05 p.m
S.aday'1 G•mn
Baltimore at Aa1el1. I :OS p.m.
Milwaukee at Cfev~land. 10:35 a.m
Chicaio at Toronto. 10:35 a.m.
Detroit at M inncsota. I I: I 5 a.m.
Texas at Kansas City, 11 :35 a.m.
Boston at Oakland. I :05 p.m.
New York at St-attic. 5:35 p.m.
Natlonal League
Doc11en
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
Atlanta
New York
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.372 14 4-6
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St~ak
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Won I
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San Diego 2, New York 0
Cincinnati 5. Pittsburgh 3
Philadelphia 5. San Francisco 2
St. Louis 5. Atlanta 2
Today's Game1
Dod&en (Valenzuela 3-5) at Montreal (Heaton 1-3). 10 35 a.m
San Francisco (Oravccky 2-2) at Philadelphia (Carman J.3). 11 20 a m.
Houston (Scolt 6-0) at Ch1ca10 (Schiraldi 2-2). I 1·20 a.m.
Pittsburgh (Walk 4-3) at Ci nc1nnat1 (Browning 2-1 ). 4:05 p m
San Diego (Show 3-4) a1 New York (Cone 6-0). 4:05 pm.
St. Louis (Tudor 1-0) at Atlanta (Mahler 5-4). 4: I 0 pm
Suday'1 Games
Dod&en at Montreal. 10:35 a.m.
San Diego It New York. 10:35 a.m.
San Francisco at Philadelphia. 10:35 a.m
St. Louis at Atlanta. 11 : I 0 am
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. 11 15 a.m
Houston at Ch1cqo. 11 :20 a. m.
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Con-GRAD-ulations
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June 22.
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' a extends streak by outQue1tng Morris
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7-........ bown for their success in the llM•" -Mi•aeda'I fraak Viola and De1roit•s t~--dllded Friday niaht~ t::.~=-.:.,To:.~i:'v~~ *Mi••naa T-.ns o~"Cf the TiJittS. 7-l. for their c .. 1cwdvc~. v-. l-1. won bis riabt consecutive pmc this WJl!~ila-IM 14th straiaht decision at the Meuodomc in JillCt lut May 22. He pvc up one Nn on ciahl ~ inninp and struck out eiaht. .. h wa a stnaealc ... Viola said. ''My ann wts never ~'IP with my body. But 1 made the pitches when I
.... ~ aDd tbt JUY'I bdund me made all the plays." MOrril. ~. lastccton1y S~ inn1fllS. He had won has ... , iua debt reaular-xason deciSlons at the Metro-~ ahbouah be lost GamC"2 of last season's playoffs in ..... ~
The Twins broke a 1-1 tic wuh four runs in the sax th, ~ by two wild pitches and Moms' ninth balk. -.Ida.:& bis total in the last 10 year.
cappicd the outburst with a th~run homer. 1"1111 came J.Ust ancr Gary Gaeuj swuna and the bat
llipptd out his hands and hit Moms in the nght lq..
'iMai'rildashed aftttthe baa, picked 1t up and angrily yelled ••Geetti. .. ~t now, my ri&ht leg 1s swollen." Moms said.
•No, I didn't think Gactti was tryina '°throw (the bat) at
mr and I reaJiud that after I stopped and cooled down
ad thouaht a~t it. But ifhe can't Jlold on to 1t. then he
~t to tie it to t\is hand." El.sew~ 1n the American Lcaauc: ,, . ...,,_I. Brewen S: Joe Caner hit a solo home run
uid sacrifice ny for the Indians at Oevcland Stadium.
Tbc victory was the lndians' third straight and c1 th
ii) lbc la.st I 0 pmn, pulling them 14 pmcs ove for
tbefirst'time since July 1966. The B~wers lost t e1 third
in a row. ~ Scott Bailes. 4-4, pve up su hus in e1 t, lus
minp. He j~ucd his lone walk to stan the' ninth nd
DoaaJoocs ~hcved for his 10th save.
. llupn J, g.yala l: At Royals Stadium. Jose
Guzman pitched a seven-bitter as Texas handed Kansas
City its sixth stn1iJht loss.
Guzman. S-3. struck out seven and walked four in his
third complete game. Aoyd Bannister, 6-4. took the loss
forthc Royals. who have dropped 12 of their last 14 home
JFICS.
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Mike Stanley's two-Nn double bn>ke a scott&cu ue
in the 5Uch 1nni,._ Bannis&er had allowed only two hits
lhtouc,b five 1nn11\4S before Scott F'lctchtt and Ruben Siem hit Ont-OUI 11nales. Stanky folloWed with I dnve
that catomed olrthird"beteman Kevin Seiaier•1 S)ove and
went doWft the left-field ljne, Y ...... I • ...,...,,. I: Jack Clark hit two sacrifi«'
flies and Tommy John pitched fivc--hit ball for six inninp
as New Yort ex.tended iu winnina streak to lix with die
vktory in the Kinsdome.
Tbc Yankees. who have won nine of their last 11.
broke a 1-1 ue in the fifth innina on shonstop Rey
Qu1nonrs· error. New Yort broke it open with three runs
in the X'vcnth. A~ a. Rd Su I:: J0tt Canseco hit his 12th
home run of the season and Miki GaJleao hit his first to
pace the Athletics at the Oakland Coliseum.
Cun Youna. 4-2 allowed one run and seven hits in
five-plus inninp for the victory. He was followed by thtt'C
relievers. with Dennis Eckersley aoing the final two
innings for his 15th save.
llMJayw•, ftlteS.• 3: Pinch,hitter Juan Beniquez
and Nelson Uriano hit run-sconna singles in the ninth
innina lo rally Toron•o at Exhib1t1on Stadium.
Fred McGnff met reliever Rick Honon with a single
to open the ninth and advanced on a sacrifice. Bobb)'
Thigpen replaced Honon and Beniquez singled, making
it J...3." Af\cr Uoyd Moseby walked, Lanano singled to
ri&hr-«nter field.
In the National League:
Pa•ret l, Mtb t: Marie Grant. winless 1n his four
previous dccts1ons. and Mark Davis combmed on a four-
h1ttcr for San Diego at Shea Stadium.
The Mets became the Jut National League team 10 be
shut out this season.
Grant. 1-4, hadn't won si nce pitching his only car~r
shutout against Atlanta last Scplcmbcr. He allo~ed all
four New York hits. struck out four and walked three in
6~1 innings as the Padres snapped an eight-game road
losing streak.
nlllltt i, Glut• Z: Kcvm Gross blanked San
Francisco until the eighth inning and Lance Pamsh
homered as 'Ph1ladelph1a snapped a four-game losing
streak with tbe victory at Veterans Stadium.
Loser Ken) Downs. 2-S. retired the first 11
Philadelphia batters. striking out five, before Parrish hit a
1-2 pitch for his ei&hth home run of the ~son.
c.b1 3, A1tros Z: Greg Maddux and Rich Gossag<'
combined on a fi vt'·hltlcr and-Jody Da'"as and Rafael
Palmc1ro hit the first Chic.ago homers at Wngley Field 1n
97 innings.
Maddux, 8-3, struck out five and walked two m tying
New York's D"'1ght Gooden for the le.ague lead in wins.
Gossage relieved in the nmth with none out and runners
on first and second and earned his sixth save.
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doubles in Cincinnau·s win at Rivcffront Stadiwn. c.ra.h I, Bra.,_ I: lob H~r·a ucrifke fty
broke a 2-2 tie in theCWath l.nninaand pinch-hitter Tom Planoai followed with aa Rll liritle to apei't St. Louis at Alfanc.a Fulton County su.dium.
Pal Pacilio; 1-0i who pitched• ICOtdell ftftb iuint
af\er SW'Uf Danny Jacbon puUed hi1 left hamstriaa
runniq 10 fint on a bunt. tot the vKtOry and 'Ro6
Mutphya:ndJohn franrotacb ~• twoinninp. Murphy Tbt losupoUed the home debut of Russ Niiton, Who
allowed the three Pituburah "'"'and Franco pitched t•o ~ Chuck Tanner at manaeer of the Bravn on
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CINCINNATI (AP) -
Danny Jackson. the Cin-
cinnati Reds' leading ~itch
cr with a 5-2 recoict. suf-
fered a pulfed hamstring
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the P1usbursh Pirates.
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ORDINANCE NO. •11
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The pro~ of the a.lftotnle Yehtde Code shell llPPfY to the
folowlog ~at,_. In the 8elciour1 ..-cs.ntlal de\WOpmelit In
the City of Newport leech:
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THI CfTY COUNCIL. OF. TH! CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH OOES HEMBV OAOAIN AS FOLLOWS
a..lon \: ~ 15 60 of tM PMwpc>rt S.CI\ Mt.inidOel CocM pert .. ntno to ... _... &tablilh-"**le~~ to,,._, .. follow9.
&lction UI0.02158 It her~ atMnCMcS to r.-ct .. foHows:
e. M operatore tnlllf compty with the ronowtno condlttoM and eny 01her oond•tiona epedfied by
tM C1t1 M.neget on tttuenoe o1 the oper1t0t'a permit• ,
(1) No m--. t.ctinldan, Of~ When wetttlng °' .,,......t In tM f'NINll99 ..iabltlhfMnt. lhell u,poee hll or'* 090tt11a, bUttocU. or. In the CeN of a '9male, her t>rtMt<•> nor, In the oourM
of ldfftlnlttwlnQ a maauoe. IT'IM• lntentlonal cont1et with eny .,.,.on'a oen1t•. IMlt or. tn the e:aee of a...,_, her brW1(a). •itCtPt to tM extant~. In writing, by a ltat• llcllleed medkal
precttttoner.
(2) No l*'IOn 111\aQ musaoe any penon In a maMer In whtch tM penon gMng or admtn aterlng
eucl\ maeuoe touehet the pet'90n reoeMno the mueao-upon the gen1t.a1. bt ... t(a) or anut with
Intent to wOUM. ape>ea1 to or gratify the luat Of pue1ona or aexuel deel<• of IUCh S**)n reoelvlng them..age.
(3) No per.on gf'anted •permit pursuant to thla Ohapter ll\all QPefat• under eny name°' conduct
bu9tneaa under any dM!gnatlon not apec;lfled In hi• or her permit.
(4) AA m--. eatabllshmenta required to be llc:enaed under this C"->t« ahall haYe• manager on
tM Pf*ftl .. at an t1me1 during wNct1 the muaeoe eatabfftM'lent 1s ~ The operat"' of wti eud\
m ... age establishment lhall file • atatemerit wtth the Cl\'9f of PoMca deelgnatlna the penon or
ptrtoM wtth power to aet as • maneger at the operator'• ~ .iabllthment. WhenellW the maaage eatablllhment 11 oS*'I and the operator 19 ebtent, the dee6gnated maNger(a) shllll be
teeponlltH for enaurlng compliance with Section• 5.50.0258( 1 ), (2), (3), (4), (S), (7), (8), and (9) of thla
CNlpter. The manager of MCh muuge eatabllahtMnt ahatl tel<• MC4IN8fY ateps to enaur• that the
m.-.ge tec:Mk:lan petmtt for MCh on-duty tnUMQe technician It ~tty d~ In an ~ aeceultH publk: place within the matMOI eatabltahment.
(5) No ope(ator ahall employ aa a muaage technician or m .... ge t9Chnlclan akSe any person wno
doea not have a valid message technician permit luued pur.uant to this Chapter. Every operetor
ahalt report to the DINctor of Finance and tt. Chief of Po41ee any change of employMI, whether by
new or renewed employment, dl9cherge, or termination. the "<eport to contain the name of the
wnptoyee-.nd the date of c:tlange. The report ahall be made wUhln flYe (5) days of the change The
operatClf ahfN tel<• ell reasonable at.,, to lnqe the ratum to the City Manager or t~ permit and
photo. td41ntlllcatlon card of any mesaage tecttn181an no tonger employed by the QPer~tor;
(8)'All per90na emptoy9d In the m~ea11bllshment, muaage technicians, and attendant• shall wew ciMn outer germenta. Theae gannenta must be of • fulty opeqUJ meterlal and provfde complete
COYWlh; from mid-thigh to thouldera ,
(7) No masMge technlclan. muaege technician aide or employee, wtllle performing any tut\ or
..tvlce uaociated with the manage bullneu, shall be pr...,,t In any room with another person
unteu \M peraon'a genltafs, anus. °'· In the cue of female. her br ... t(•I. are fulty covered, except
to the extent reqylfed. In wrttlng, by a state llcenaed medlcal practitioner.
(8) The m--. eatabltahment ahall not refute eervloe on the ball• of • customer's sex. race.
cok>r, religion, eneestry, national origin or other arbitrary factor pr09Crlbed by the Unruh Civil Rights
Act, CMI ~ Section 51-, et ~
(9) Thia manage eatab11.Ament aha.II comply with Section 5.50 050, entitled ··Requirements of
Operation."
( 10) Each person having an oper1tor'1 permit shall provide the City Clerk with evidence of the
lnaurance required by Section 5.50.050 within lorty-tive (•Sl deya of the date of laauanoe of the
permit
( 11) The muaage eatabllshment shall comply with all provisions of this Chapter and the appllcable
provisions of the Newport Beach Munlclpal Code.
(12) The operat°' c:dnMnta to the Inspection of the manage establlahment by the City's Building
and Safety, Are Department and Police Oepertment and the Heelth Department for the purpoN of
determining that the provtaions of this C"->t• or .other applk:able llWI or regutatlons are met The
operator consenta to the lnapec:tlon of the odcupted manage rooms "Y the Polloe Department for the
purpoae or determining that the provtalona of this Chapter are met upon oceurrenc:e of any or the
condltlons deSGrlbed In Section 5 50 050(20) which would require the posting or the Notice to All
Patrons
hctton &.50.0408 1• hereby am.nded to rud • lof1owa.:
e. All massage tecttnldans shall comply with the followlng conditions and any other condt11on1
specified by the City Manager on Issuance of the massage tec:hnlc:lan'a permit.
1. No muaage lec:hnlclan Of empk>yel. wnen wor1tmg or preaent In the muaage estabttsnment.
shall expoae his or her genitals, buttoekt. 0<. In the c:ue of a female, her breut(a) nor In the c:ourM
of administering a massage, make 19tentiona1 contect with any petson"s genitals. anua. 0< in the cue
of a female, her breast(s). exoept f9 the extent required, In wntlng. by • state llQln!ed medieal
practitioner.
2. No person shall muaaga any person In a manner In Which the person gM ng or administering
suc:h musage touche9 the person reoetVlng the manage upon the genitals. breast(s) 0< anus with
Intent to arouse appeal to 0< gratify the lust 0< passions or sexual dalres of such person rec:eiVlng the
massage. •
3. The muaage technician shall wear the a photo Identification c:ard prepared and Issued by the
City Manager on the out• c:lothlng when working pursuant 10 permit If a massge tec:ttr)lcian changes
his 0< her buslneM address. he or the shall. wittiln seven (7) days alter such change oc:curs. to obtain
trom the City Manager a new phOto ldentlfleetlon card and advise the Pollc:e Department, in writing,
of the new bullnen addr~.
4. Every muaage tec:Midan ahall conspicuously dlspley Mid permit In an easily accessible public
place within the maMaige establiat'lment.
5. AN per90nt employed In the message eatebllahtMnt. massage technicians, and attendants shall
wear clean outer garmenta. Tl\eM garment. mutt be of fully QPaque material end provide the
c:ome>l9t• COYerlng from mid-thigh to shooldera
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Is p UI I The Qty't ~ "14 ~. Ftre Dlpertmertt. Pota ~t no Ith
~. if\1111 ineoeCt the .,. .. , .... PtOC>OMd 10 be devo .s to tht "'6liM09 eataotilhtnenl etid
atWll wttty on the req\IWed pa1T\tt epplleation, ~or non-compt1anc. .,,.1th ttie regutat10na
In thll Ct\aptat. .
Thi Clty'a luldwig tl\d a.f9'y, Fire ~ment, Po&M:ia OepantMnt, Md the Haa1tl'I Oepertm t
may, lrom titne to tifM and at .... t t#tc:e Md\ Y9M met<• an INPec:UOO of Mell ma1D11oe est~ tor .,,. putpoee ot cs.twm&n1ng that the PIO~ o1 ttm Ct\.ic>t• °' othlt epptieab4a ~ Ot ,_,..ltont .,, "*·The Pola ~"*'' may lnapee1 tn. occupied mntage rooms'°' the purpoee of O.-wmlnlng that the Pfovlslona or thlt Chapter .,.. met uPOft oec:utrencia of .,,Y of tl'lt
condition. oaeetibed In 8ectlon 5 50 050(201 whlctl would requlf• ui. pcl611ng or the Notice to A•
Petront. Outing *' ~ton. the Police Depart"'*'' may "'1ty the ld.,,t ty of 1 on~ry mauao-
tec:hniaana.
The Health Oepanment ahelt, trom time to time, and at leaat twa a y..,. make an 1napect1on of
ead'I maMQettablllhment for Iha purl>OM or oeterm1nmg that the heelth e>rOVISIOnt of the''""' of the State of Cal•tom11 and ordinances of the City ot Newpon 8eac:t1 and the County of Or anoe are
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lnapect!OM of the muaage eatabtl#lment ahalt be conduc:tecl Ouflng bu11n..a hours and at otner
r-..onable ti.,,...
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UneM. Common UN of to-eta or linen shall not bl permitted. Tow.la anO ltnen snail t>e taunciered
or changed ptomptly after eaetl uN Separate andosed cabineta lhall be provided tor tne st or ~e or
c:lean and SOiied linen and ahall be platnty marked clean 11nen·' ano 'so11a<1 hnM and shall havP
doon or covert
lecdon I IO.OI0(14) le henby amended to reed .. toUowr.
Co¥er1ftt1. Each massage .. tabUahment Shall pro11101 to all patrons, clean santterv ano opaque
c:overlngs capable of covering the patrons 1pec:1f1ed anetomtcat areas. including the 9ttn11a1 area
anus and female bf' ... t(s) No common use ol suc:h c:o_.1ngs Shall be perm11ted and •&·use t'>
prohibited unless adequatety c:le&ned The patron s genital area anus and 1n the caSf' ot 11 temai1.. ne•
breut(t). except to the extent reqUlfed 1n writu\g. by a state lloen!ed medoca1 pract.11oner s.nall ~
covered at all times during the performance ol them~
Sec:tton 5.50.050(15) a. Mreby amended to reed u foflo•a:
~-Every person operating a m~ establishment stiall keep a record 01 trie oa1es and
hours of eacti_ treatment or aennce. name &I'd adOreu of the patrol' nc1m1> 01 11:cnn1c1a"
administering such aervic:e and deaenptlOfl of the treatmer• or a.rviee rendered A 5"0<1 m&OK.&I
history f()(m shall be c:omp~ted by the operate< to determine If the patror has an~ c.ommuri1cablf>
dlMaMS, areas of pain, high btoo<l pressure or any physical conOlhon wt11ch may oe ad11er~1y
effected by massage or treatment and shall be retained lor a period of twenty·lour 12•) months al14tf
audl trMtment or servlc:e T~ records Shall be open to inspection by the healtn 0H1oa1s ch&toed
with the responslbtllty or prevent11\9 ttte sp<eao of communtcable and c:ontagi0us diseases and1o tnP
POiice Department The POiice Department shall penodicalty Inspect said records to ensure
c:ompOance with thlt Section The 1nforma11on furnished Of secured as a result of any such records
should be used only to enSUf'e and enf6rce c:omphance With thts Chapter and otller .ipphcable laws
and shall remain c:onfldentlal Any unauth0<1zed dlsc:losura Of use of such 1nl0<ma11on by any otf"e'
ex employee of the City of Newport Beach shall constitute a ~
Section 5.50..050(11) 19 hereby 9dded lo reed .. followa:
Front Doon. All front Of exterlOf dOOf'S used 10< public: entrance to and ei.1t from rhe rn85!>89t'
establishment shall be 1.mtocked during business hours
hctton 5.50.050(10) ta hereby 9dded to read aa folk>wa:
Nottc:.a. City Manager may require that the I011ow1ng no11ce
NOTICE TO ALL PATRONS
THIS MASIA<Je llTABUSHMENT ANO T¥.E MASSAGE ROOMS DO NOT PAOVlOE COMPLETE
PRIVACY AHO ARE SU&.IECT TO INSPECTION BY ll4E NE~AT BEACH POltCE DEPART·
M£NT WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.
be poetecl In the "'9nl that any employee ol the massage •tabllshment or any pe-rson who nas Deen
aided and abetted by an emp+oyee of the massage establlShmenl 11 convtete<l ot ttie t()llow1ng
oHensea based on actlVlhes ex events OCct1rnng 1n the massage establishment
, 1 Health and Safety Code Sec:tlons 11550. Penal Code Sec:uons 2661, 315 316, 3 t8 or 6A7fbl or
any offense wt\ICh. 11 committed 0< attempted 1n this State, would ha11e been punished as one 01 tht'
mOfe above ment10neo offenses °'
2 Any law requmng registration undef p1ov1s.ions ot Penal Cooe Secllon 290 or
3 Health and Safety Code Sections 1 t05' 11055. 11058 11057 or 11058 or the POSSession tor
sale and/or posMSSIOn of a controlled substance spec:if141d in thoe Health and Saftrty Code Sections
1105', 11055, 11056, 11057 or t 1058 in ttte ma.ssaQe estabhshrMnt or eny ottense wh'Ch 11
committed or attempted m this State ~Id have beet1 punishable as one 0< more ot the at>Ove-
mentloned oHenses. 0<
4. Newport Beech Munlc:lpal Code Sections 5 50 0258( 1 I 5 50 0250(21. 5 SO 0258161
5.50 0258(7). 5500408(1), S 50 0408(2). S 50 O•OB(S). 5 50 050(7) 0< 5 50 050(91
The notice Ml forth abOve Shall be prepared and 1ssueo by t~ City ~anager
The notice ahall be conspicuously posted 1n a 1oca11on wtth•n the massage estebhshment that is
easlly vtslb~ to any pe<son entermg the premlMS and 1n each massage room The notic:e shall bl so
posted f0< ~ve ( t2) months following the c:onv1et1on of any of the offenses set fortn above Any
subs.quent c:onviC1ions that oc:our wtth1n the twelve I 121 month period snall e• tend lhe hme r@Quired
to keep the notice pcsted lor an addrtional c:onsecut1ve •~I 121 mon111s
The requirement tor posting the notice described 1n this Section is cumulative and 1n llOdlt•Gl'I 10 all
other remedies, violations and penalties Ml forth tn this Chapter or 1n the ordmances~aws rufM or
regulations of the City of Newport Beach County of Orange and the State of Calll0f'1•a
lecttoft 2: The Mayor shall :stgn and the City Clerk Shall 1nest to 1114 passage ot this Ord1nan~
The City Clertt shell cause the same to be pubh~ onoe '" ttle otf.c1at newspaper wnn1,, fifteen I t5)
days after its adoPtion /
I Section I: Thia Ordinance 'was introduc.d at a regular meeting of the City CounCll ot ttie C11, 01
Newport Beac:I\ hetd on the 9tttday of May 1988 and adopted on the 23rd da't' of May 1988 b) ,,,,.
tollOWlng vote. to-wtt 8. The muaage technk:ien conaents to the Inspection of the muaage Mtat>Ushment by the City's
• Bulldlng and Selety, Fire Department and Pollce Oepw1ment and the Health Department tor the <• purpoee of determining that the provisions or this Chapter 0< other applicable laws or regulations are
met. The muaage tecttnlClan conMnt• to the lnapec:tlon or the occupied masuge rooms by the
Police Oepar1ment ror the pur.poae of determining that the provisions of this Chapter are met upon
oc:currlf'IC9 of eny o1 the conditions described In Section 5 50 O!j0(20) which would require the
posting of the Not~ to All Petrons.
AYES, COUNCILMEMBERS Cox. Hart Maurer Plummer Sansone Strauss TurMr
NOES. COUNCllMEMBERS
ABSENT COUNCtLt,tEMBERS
John C. Cox, Jr., MAYOR
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l.IO.OI0(2J le herebJ emended to rMd M tohwa:
"8.IC fl>TICE MOC fl>TICE PUBLIC fl>TlC(
DBPARTMERT OF C<MMUBITY DEVELOPMENT
ERVIRORMERTAL RESOURCES SECTIOB
CITY OF HURTIBGTOB BEACH
PWLIC fl>TIC£
NOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE Department .of Communi~y Development,
Environmental Resources Section of the City of Hunt in9~on Beach that
craft Environmental Impact R~port No. 87-5/State Clearinghouse N?·
87102103 is available for review and comme nt for 45 days conunenc1nq
May 27, 1988 and ending July 11, 1988.
The Draft Environmental Impact Report analyzes a general plan a~~ndment request made by Ascon Properties to change t he land ~se de~iqnation on 38 acres located at the southwest c?rner of .Ham~lt on
Avenue and Magnolia Street from Public, Quasi-public, Institut~onal
to General Commercial (6.4 acres located al~ng Ha~ilto n) and .High
DeQsity Residentia l (a maximum of 900 dwelling units on remainder of
site).
The subject site is presently, a non-operating landfill wh ich
contains hazardous waste. Draft Environmental Impact Report No .
87-5 addresses the i•pacts of the general plan amendme~t request
only and assumes ·• clean site prior to development. S1te cleanup
will be addressed in a separate environmental document.
copies of Draft Environ11ental Impact Report Bo. 17-5 are available
for review at the Civic Center in the City Clerk's office and the
oepart ... nt of Com11Unlt7 De•elop11ent at lOOO Main Street. Th• Draft
lnvironmental 1-.pact Report can alao be re•lewed at tbe City•a
Central Lltir1r7 at 7111 Talbert ~•enue.
Any perwon wlahlnt to com.eat on Draft Sn•iron11ental IlllP•Ct Report
11o. 17-5 .. F do ao la wrlt11MJ wlthln 45 daya ol tbla notice. Ple~s
aut.alt all coo 11nta to tbe Departaent of Cot 1alt7 De••lo,..nt at
1000 lleln Str .. t, Huntln9ton .. acb, Callforala t2141. Attention:
catberln• o• .. sa. ca 121 int• wlll be coaallered bf tbe
decisloa..,..klat boclJ ln lta deliberation on wbetber th• Draft sa•in m1ntal .i;.,act .. port la ._..at• ad certlf i1ble.
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-.,_. .. 11. 1tll *' 1:45 ThetollOWlnQP9f'IONwe rtaJC MJ11C( P'tBJC NOTICE I AC'fmOU981.JtR•M ~~.,. ~ Orenoe .. eo.t21 (a)A·1 aATH & KITCHEN ThM .... ,... -.., tlUlilMM• •ecmeouew.. ..... ITATW ..... __..,....,..__ -~Mey''· &1, • SERVICES (b)A~1 BA™ & wlttltMCoufttyadef()r.
YOU 09JlCT to the a .. INVtsTME:NT OOM· .,..,.. .. .. P'ICTl110UI .,..... .... 8TATWT The foloWlng per'ION.,. ~~ .. Nine June 4, 1He S.511 KITCHEN AUAIM. 1122'4 .. ~on ••• 1911 of"'*~\ you PANV. 4000 MaoAr1tlwr Aw .., ..,.,.. ., • .,......,. n.. folowlnO '*9001 .,. OOWlg bulln9M -ORANGE: .......__ ........... Callf '2720 Newport Blvd., Coe1•...... ,_ ..,_~It 1tle Boute¥erd U. 100 N9w-....... ~ The toltowlng pertona.,. dcMno "*'--• ~ON PHARMACY. JIOI ,_,,_., ..... _ ' c.llf. PuMINd ar... C..
encl tUH ~ ot>-lil'Ott ...,\.Ctllt. t2ieo Notlcelthetel)yC,,ttlet doing buelrlell ... Mtcro Tf'AM TIUNSC"llJINO bit CNpmen A..,.._ Or· ~.,.::,-c:.,~:,-W NOTICE Victor Fernet\ffl, SH Cely P1tot M4111l. 11. D.
or 119 wrttteft Obteo-Willllm E. CllwwW\, 4000 ~FltO-Pf', of Meg1c. 21192 Semi V11te. El NVW<>At<. 1112 lfyenl enge, CA t2tll ,,_ ..ne LoiMe 8..o 5 --•• MIW1M A.._ •0. llilboe June 4, 1tll ...... CIOW1 beb9 MacArtftur ~ Sult• .......... owndellon of the Toro CA 9213() on.... Hwltlngion 9Mct\, '*'* AIM Selan!. 11• • • ACTITIOUa -~. Callf t2tl2 ....
,..._,Vow..,.,..,. 700 Newport 9Mctl.' Cellf. Wlftw H Lono CNrtteble ~Ford, 21192 Serr• Cellf.12147 OllffoOtl A--. Founttln ~.Je.o~ IMch. ...-er.,..,,, Ttlla bu"""9 .. con----------
.... lft9Y tie In'*'°" or by 1iieci Foundation. • prtvet9 toun-v111a. El Toro, CA 92830 Ka1Neen M. Aamoww, v..,. CA t210I · I The~ penone .,. ducted br.,. ~ •-.,. --~ ettorney. Ttll8 bualnela I• oon· allon '°' ... YM' erlded C'*YI Ford 21192 s.rr. 1192 IJfylnt llrtYe, Hunl-Ttllt bUllMH 11 Con· TNI buMneM .. con-doing butlnMa.... Victor f:11tnenda ..._ ""'~
tOU AM A CREDITOR duCted b'f. In lndMduel Merdl S1, 1188 ~ •veilable Vllte. Et Toro."CA 92830 lnQton llwltl, Cellf. 92&41 dUC1ed w: In lndMduel ckicit~. °t:*'aa.o FO'Ofll PACK VIDEO, 1n Thll 11atement ... fled '1CTITIOU9 al IA ...
........, creditor ot Wllllem E. GerMn at IN Foundetlon I prlnolpal Thi• bualn... .. con-"'.. bYllMM •• con-~ Alerl Salteml Thie etllt~ fled ~ ~ Newport with the County Ct.'k ot Or· llAm eTA,_,
YG'I muet Ille TNe .,.,.,..,,, wu flied oft'lce tor 1111PK11on during ducted by· huabend end wlte ducted by: an~ Thie 11etement w flied with,.. County a::' of Or . Calf. 12983 81'99 County on Mey 5, 11111 ,.,_ ~ pwtoM.,.
wltti the oour1 or wlttl the County Cllrtt of Or-r90UW ~ tloun from Merk Ford Kattlteen M. Aelnow8' with the County a.ti ol OJ. Coun M 5 1.ei ~ Wiiiem Aoent, 19 nnNI dolilG ......... _. h per90nll WI09 County on ~ 21, l :OOa.m to5·00p rn.byany TNa 11•tamenl wea fled Tllll atatement wea Ned 1ngeCountyonAPf117, 1911 ange tyon ey,;.,.,.,., ~ Mell6ow, W'Me. Catlt Publehed 0.... COMt AME"ICAN MECHAN-
IOPOfnled by 11111 eitinn who~ n wttNn with the County ci.nt of 0r-"""the County a.rt of OJ-nn. 92714 Dally Plot Mrt ''· 21. tt. sT•ucTtON ~ wtthln tour monttle 180 deys ef'lw d4lte of IHI Coun Apfl 21 County on Mrt 11 publllMd Ofenge Coeat Publllhed Ortnge co.et fl\11 butinua It con-June <4 1N8 ICAL CON " •
fr the d9t4I of ftrlt • P\lblilhed °'81'99 "= publl~ellon The 'oun-= ty °" ' :I: ' Delly Pllol Mey 7, 14, 21. 28, Delly Plot Mey 14, 2l, 28, duCted by en lftdlvldl* ' S.515 ~1M1~.,.._ t(, El
of....,_• prcMded 1 . 2 28 dlltlon • prlnclpel office le f'S1Mll ,..,.., 1984 June 4, 1988 Aobwt Wllllenl Aoark oro, ,
. Section TOO of th• = Pl101 Mey • 14• 1' • loceled et 1399 O•l••Y Publlthed Ofange Coat Pubtl-.d Orange Coat Sa5&4 S.57t TIWI 11a1emen1 ... flied "8.JC NOnct 21~~Sulte ~
Code or C.iltomla. S.551 llrtYe, Newport. Beactl, Cel~ Dally Piiot May 21. 28. June Delly PlloC May 28. June 4, with the County CMr11 ot Of. Toro c.llf t2l30 '
t1me tot t11no ~ w111 tom1e 928&0 The prinQlpel 4. 11. ,988 "· 11. tNS Pl8JC NOTICE rtB.JC NOT1C£ ange County on May 12. PtCTmOUe .,..... Tili. ~ '* con-_.. orb to tout PtB.JC NOTICE fMnlGW of the F~don Sa5M a.eoe 1988 ...._ 8TA,....., duc:t9d by:., ~
frOl'l'I lie d8te of the 11 Virginie C Zenz. ACTITIOUI 9UM9U ACTmOUI ....... ,.._ The fo4lowlne l*90na -T ~ hMrtna nouoed lbo'le. STA~ cw Publllhed Orenge Cou1 P\Bl.IC NOTICE "8.JC NOnct ..,.,.. ftATDmfT ..... ITATlllDT Publllhed Orenge CoMt doing bullneM -r=' 1Ca1e!Nrlt ..... fled . YOU MAY EXAMINE ... AaANDOllm:NT Of' Dally Piiot Mrt 21. '':us The lolowlnO penona ere The ICJlowtnO 1*90N -Dally P•= Mey 21. 28, June ( 1JPERKAAA INTE"-wtttl ... County a.ti ot Or-
l'Je kepi by tM court. "you uu cw PtCnTIOU9 FICTinOUI w••H '1CTmOUI ....... doing bullMee aa: BOHLEN doing~ ae: 4· 11· , I NATIONAL (2)8t0 E INTER-1 County on ~ 21.
11191n ....... lnthe•tell. ..,._ .. ..._ N,.,..ITAl'D181T NAlmftA'f'Dmlfl DEV"ELOPMENT COM· ERIN E. MOORE PHOT· S•592 NATIONAL (31TECH= ~IMY ..W upon 11'11 ex-The following .,.r•ona Pl8JC NOTICE The fo4lowlng penont are The folowtnel 1*90n1.,. PANV. 21135 Niguel Viste. GRAPHIC RETOUCHING, WEENIE INTERNAtlOHAL.I "1't1a ill!'90r Of tdmtnlatrator, or heYI •bandonecf Iha 1191 of doing butlneea u do«lg ~ •· L.agune Ntgulll, cA 92S11 1tea Ctlurdl St . Coal• Pdtl.IC NOTICE 4900 Neptune Avenue •II. Putllllhed 0renge OOMt
upantheattorNYklrltleu-lh• Flctltlout ButlnHI flCnnoul __ .. WHEEL LANO BICYCLE EA8F0008,325So Hale Todd E. 8otlten, 28935 ~.Celt 92127 N9wpoft8-:t\,Celf 12913 o.llyPlloCMey7.14.21.21.
eou10f OI adfNnlstmor, t Niimi' £.R.8. FOOOS, 325 MAm ITA,_,.,. SHOP, 23582 El Toro Rd . 9 Avenue, Futlerton. C.llf. Niguel 'lllta. l.aoi-Nlguel. Erin Elli.eti.ttl Helhef· '1Cnnoul ....... Erle Jotvl Goodman, 490011Mi
wrttten ~ atatlng thll South Hale AV9lYe, Fua-The lollowtng penonl ere Toro. c.lil 92$30 9H31 CA t2tn lnglon, Itta Church St.. ..... ITAftmNT Nep1une A-•B. Hew·I s.650 ~ dellt'e ..,.ctal not1ct ot etton, Cellf. 92$31 doing butlnH• ••: A)I Herbert D Stone. 3023 ERB lnduatrtls. Inc .. Call-A.Ian M. T9'ornlf, 28935 Colt• Mela, Call1 929.27 The followlng persons are port.Beedl. Cell! 12913 •
the Mr'8 ot M inv.rtory end The Actltlout 84.lllMN WILK CO LITHOGRAPHIC Country Club Drive. Cos11 tomla, 325 So. H ... Avenue. ~ llllte. Lagune Nlguel.
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Thie bUllnen 11 con-dolnQ butlMU u : This bu11nM1 11 con· •-.,. llnTIC( =......,..,, Of ••t• _. Neme retwreil 10 ebove wu A RT S . Bl C 0 L 0 NI AL M911. Cell! 9212e I Fullerton, Calif. 92931 CA 929n ducted by an lndivldull WATCH FEVER. 2338e El ducted by en lndMduel __ .._ ___ ""----
of the petltlonl or ec-tiled In Orange County Oil PRINT!RS, 18324 Ward SI.. Belly L. Stone, 3023 Thi• bullneu •• con-Thi:> bUllMH It eon-Erin E ......,lngton Repoee, Lagune Hills, Celil Eric Goodman I PlCTn'IOUI ._ .. ctiufits ma'lltoned In Sec-Augutt 3, 1917 FILE Fountain Velley. CA 92708 •Country Club Or1ve. Cos1e1ducted t>y. e c:orporetlon ducted by e general part-I This ttetemenl waa flied 929541 TNt Stftement ... !led MAim 8TAW
1200 Ind 1200.5 of the NO F351320 Rlehard E. Wilk, 253121 Mela. Celf 92121 Scott R Newton, ChW ner1Np with the County Qertl of Of-Sendr• &ndw, 23318 B with the County Oer1l oC Of. The followlftg -
ProbeteCode Scot1R.Newtot1.20913th Terreno. Mlaion VlelO. CA Thlt t>utlnM• II con-Anend810fficer Alan Tetomir. Todd E lengeCountyonMey4, 1911 Aepoea. Laoune H ... Cellt MgeCountyonMey5, 1N8 006ng._._~
, CHERYLE S Street, S... Beacfl. Cellf 92891 ducted by hutbend and wile! Thia ttatement wu Ned 8ot1ten ~ 92651 ~ ALL WA y 8 KW 1 TE fuRsOH 90740 Merie V Wltlt.25312Ter-H.OStone wltlltheCountyClentofOf· ThleltelementwuMIO PubllahedOrengeCOllt Ttlll bullMSa It con-PubllhedOrengeeo..tGRAPHIC 21,,2 S •••••I 8al111tell, At-Terry A Clarke, 421 reno. Mlaaion Viefo, CA Thia itetement waa filed ange County on Mey 17. with the County a.rt ol Or· Oltlly Piiat May 14. 2 t. 28. ducted by en Individual Deily Pllol Mrt 14. 21. 21, 8tookllln1 #c Huntington
....., ._ PeMu•, • Crupi Avenue, San 92891 wOh the County Clertl of Or-1988 angeCountyonApril5. 1918 June 4, 191e I Sendra Binder I June 4, 1988 8Mdl. Caltf 92Me o ...... , ...... L4fl9 Clemen1•. Cellf. 90701 Thlt buaineu 11 con· ange County on April 29, ,_ F1771iU Se-571 Thil 1te1ement w .. llled s.-580 Allin w.n. K Oanct.11
........: C•1 Ml_, Thia bullnea wu con-dUC1ed by husband and_. .. 1988 Pettie, Tet1er, Kw I PubbMd Ofange Cou1 lwlth the County Clerk of Or-21732 S Btookhurat llC, lf..Ubi.Nd Ofat'99 Cout ducted by• generel partner-Rldlatd E Wiik flS1'9DI Krlnt6iy. 1aaa1 Von Karmen. Deity Piiot Mey 1 14. 21, 28. •-II' 111nnl'r ange County on Mrt ''· rtllUC NOTICE Huntington 8Mctl cam' Piiot Mrt 27, 28, ~ lh4P Thia 11etement wu ffled Publlllled Orenge Coea1 1eth Floor, Irvine, c.Nt 1914 r~ nunw. t988 92141 • ·
3, Thia 1teternen1 wu fled with the County Clent ol Of. Dally Pilot Mey 28, June 4, 92715 Sa565 '1CTTTIOU8 .,._11 I . ,._ '1ClmOUS ---... Thia ~ 19 con-
• FS382 tn the CoOnty Cler1l of Of-ange County on ApNI a .111. 18. 1988 I Publllhed Orange Co.I ...._ eTAn.NT Publllhed Oo'ange Coat ....-ITAT'lmlfT ducted by., lndMdulll ange County on May 11. 1988 Sa.fl13 Dell)' Piiot Mey 28. June 4, "8..IC NOTICE The tOllowlng penons.,. Dally Piiot Mey 21. 28. June The to41owlng pwaone.,. f'.lan Oendal
=11 l'tllJC NOnct 1988 f'11D07 "· "· 1988 doing bullnes• u. •. 11• 1NJ doinG bualMU aa: TNa ~t ..,. tMed '9cnnou. .... u Del~~':"M~~Ju~ ~bl~":'M~7, ,,;,.oa:'.
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Ptllt.JC M)JIC[ I Se-IOI• ":i~A=I BABO COMPANY 8552 s .. &48 ( 1)WESTEAN TRADING with the Oounty Clent o# °' -
NAm ftA,....,, 11 18 1988 11, 18. 1988 _,. --•• •-.,. llnJlCt -... .......__,, W.,,.,_, St .. Fountein Valley. NlllC NOTICC (2)AMTEXCO (3)0KAPI IM-= County on Aprt 21.
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,,,. following l*'tOne.,. • se-1119• I MAim ITA-..-.T dOS'll ~ea: Tuen Vo, 8591 M ... d OOll'lg~ S The folowlng 1*toM ere '1CTITIOU9 .._11 TEU-PRO ASSOaAfES. Ave Giiden GrOV'e calf
J W(HNINO SMllES. 1401 rtBJC NOTIC£ rtaJC NOTICE doing bu111neee aa ...,_ eTATllmlfT 135 Oxford, ir-. Cellf 9284• . ittccado HOS, N9wpor1 M C C U L L 0 C H The folowlno l*90ftl.,. 92715 Betty Mowerf, 525 Vlc--8:.; Celt. 92ee0 NOTICS Of' flCTmOUI .._.. ARCHITECTS. 280 Newport doing bUllrlMt -Jamee F Tutco. 135 OJI-lorla SI '11. cO.ta M .... 5. Cf oa:._ p~ "'9llC HIAMtG ...._ ITATE•NT Center Drive. Suite 330. LINENS UNLIMITED, ford, !Nine. Cellf 92715 le.tit 92t27 . ~ c:: t21i3 COM A..-xT The fOllowtng penon1 ate Newpol't Beactl, Call1 92MO 3949 Gwden Glow Btvd., Thia tiu.ineu la con-Thtl bualneH 11 con-
' · NO. 11-1 dolnQ butlneu u: Wllllem C McCullocti, G«den Grow. Ce11t 92641 duc1ed by an lndlvlduel ducted by co-pertners
... ~~~con-c•m JMC VI DEO PRO-8128 Lo• Arco•. Long Bruce ~. 9140 JametF Turco I TuanO Vo
..,.._ V7 an fr OUCTIONS 23048 A-*Se,8Mctl. Calif 90815 w.,,,_ River Ctrdli, Foun-Thia 11alement ... tied This ttaternent wu filed 4:1 ~~..,tied NOTICE IS EREBV de LI CenOta. Lagune Hffla, Thia bualnee.t It con-ltein Veley. Callf. 927ot wtttl the County Clent of Of-with the County C1ei1c of Or-..-_ Counat.men O: of °' GIVEN INll the Huntington Ce11f 9H53 ducted by: en lndlvlcMll Thll bu.V-. la con-enge County on Mey 5, 1918 ange County on May 5 1988
WO!I" ,.,. 'Y • Beedl PlaMlng CommiNlon Jufie M Ceddy. 23048 William C. McCulloctl duc1ed b'f. .,. lndMduel ~ P"i7S111 ftC County on Aprt 29• w1• ho4d • publlc l\Nrlng 11'1 P.-o def Campo, Laguna Thia atatement wu filed 8Nce Boeepflug Publlthed Orenoe Cout Publlshed Ofenge Cout 19 11111'141 the Council Chamber •t the Ntauet. Caltt. 92tn with the County Clent of Of-Thia ttatement -!tied Olllly Pltot Mrt 14. 21. 28. Delly Piiot Mey 14. 21. 28
A.Ni9hed Or OOMI Hunllnvton Beactl Civic tt.11 bullMU 11 con-1nge County on Mrt H , wt1h the County CMr11 ot Or-M'9 4, 1988 June 4. 1988 ~·~ ange Center, 2000 MM'I Street, ducted by en lndMdull 1988 ange County on Mrt 12, Sa-673 Se-577 Oily Pilot Mrt 7, 14, 2 1 21, H un 11 n gt on Beech. Julie M. Ceddy nlllD 1981
tt88 Celfomie, on the date and et TNt 1tatemen1 -Med Publlahed Orange COMt I .....n NlJC NOTICE S.5'5 the ume tndlcated below to wtth the County C1er11 of Or-Olllly Plol Mrt 28, June 4, Oevld J Arata. 1'40 The 1---------1 PtBJC NOTIC£
--.. ---.,.-llft-Tll'C ___ receive end contider the ange County on Mrt 17, 11, 18, 1988 Alerneda, San Joie. c.Mt. '1CT1TlOUI .,._.. I--.;...;.;~.-------S.57•
,._ nunw. 11e1ement1 of alt per80n9 1988 Sa-802 951~1791 NAm ITATDllNT '1CT1T10U89U ... ll ----------..._-------who wltt1 to be l'IHrd rel•· ,_.,I , P\lblitheCI ~ange COU1 The to1ow1ng pereont.,. MAm ITAT'lmNT PtB.JC NOTICE
W'ICTmOUS ........ five 10 the tppllc:atlon ct. Publlthed Ofange Cou1 P\llJC M)TIC[ l[)elly Pllo1 Mrt 21. June 4, dolrlQ ~a. The fOllowtng peraons ere
...... 8TA,...,.,. ectlbed '*<>W Dally Piiot Mrt 28, June 4. 11, 11, 1911 MIOHAEL 0 M DANO. doing bulineee.. '1CTmOUI ........ TN toflowtnQ per'IOnl -DATE/TIME TuHday, 11. 18. 1M8 flCTTTIOUI ._.. Se-e11 M.8 A .JO . 2901 W CoM1 CONSQLIOATEO SER-N.-ITATlmNT
cR*'9 bWlneel er June 7. 1N8, 7:00 PM ~10 NAm eTAW Hwy. Ste S508 Newport VICES I LACONICS. 21732 The lollowlng per90n1 are
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• SQCCATES, 117 Atvw-tide Code Atnendtnent No 88-7 dollig bu*'-... Mic:h..i Q M Dang 2195 lnglon 8-::tl, Cellf. 9214e GlMINI ADVERTISING.
liJW1o1 Newport Beactl, Cellt. APPLICANT Cttyot Hunt-"8JC M)TIC[ HANDYMAN PLUS, 15411 PtC111tOU8 llUIMll Miner SI, .Apt. 2, 'eotte l;hrlttlne Suzunne 125 481h SI . Newport 9-3 lnolon 8-:h Trtnlly Clrde 811A, Hunt-MAm ITAft....,. Mela, Cellf. 92e27 L 1y11 n d . 2 113 2 S BMctl, Ctllf 92163
'"GregOfyJ. Allton. 1223 w. lOCATION: City-wide ACTTTIOUI. ........ lngton Beactl. Cellf. 9264e The folowlng per90flt.,. Thll bullMH It con-Brook.hurll •C. Huntington Oarln Devtd RurnuMert.
"' Ave .. ~ BMc:tl. ZONE. C2 end c. ..... 8TA-..-.T °""" P.-er Colt. 15411 dolnQ ~ -dueled by an~ BMctl, Celf 9214e 1007 E B•lbo• Blvd • ~. 92M3 REOUEST· To 1111blietl The~~ ere Trtnfty Orde I 11A, Hunt-L f . 0£StONS. 2521 Port MiCMlll Dang Till• bullMM It con-a.I~ Calf 926&,
l'hle buatnee9 11 con-t9QU1allone to permit recya. bu*'--= lng\on Beedl. Calf 92648 Wtlfttly Pt. Newpor1 Beactl. Thie tta1ement ... tied duc1ed by .,. ~ Thlt Du91nesa Is con-
dud9d by. "' tndlvldual Ing tadlltlea. ~ Sanda Or 'tflle bu9lneu 1a con-Callf. t2980 -"" the County ci.tt o1 Of-ainaune Laytand ducted by an lndMdual
Gtegoty J Allton ~ N v I R 0 NM EN T A L ~2:.!:° Caltf t2e8Ci duded by: "'lndtvlduel UnOI L Taglltnettl. 2521 .. County on Mrt 4, 1181 Thia 11•tement Wll flied Oettn Aumuaaen Thia 11mement -filed STATUS. C&legotlcalty 9JI-• • Glenn p Colt Port Wtlftby Pl Newpor1 ,,,.. with,.,. County Cler1l of~-Thia tla1emen1 Wit filed
with the County C.k of Of· empt pureuant to Sec1lon Mar~ w ..... 520~ Thie lt8tement wu flled 8-:h. Caltf. 92'io Publttned ~ange eoeai ange County on AprM 21. With Iha County a.rtt of OJ.
County °" APfll 28, 15300 4 lrom the provltklna ~ .M Newpol1 ' with the County Clettc of~-Ttll1 bullneea It con-Ollly Piiot Mrt 1(, 21, 21, 1988 ange County on Aprll 28,
of the Ca11tornl1 En· Thia bullnest 11 con-ange County on Mrt 10. duc1ed by: .. an lrdVtdulll June 4. 11181 ,,.,.,,, 1911
fl7'l1ll .troiirnenttl Quallty Act. lndMduel 1911 Unda L TaglenMtl S.572 ~ Ofange Coal "1'11CZ Publef'9d Orenge Co.I ON FILE: A copy of the ducied by an ,_. Tllll 11et9menl .,.. fled o.lly Piiot Mrt 7, 14, 21, 28, PvtlllNd Orange Coea1
Plot Mey7. 14. 21. 28. prooo-drequeetleonllleln ~;::,,, -tied Publlthed Orange COMt "the County a.ti of Or-"8.JC NOTICE 1914 = P"°' Mey 7. 14. 21. 21.
S.W ~-'~ ~ Com-2000 wttn the County a.ti of Or· Olllly Piiot May 21, June 4, enge County on Mey 17, Se-553 1 S.-Mt
PORTS, 315 OahlaPL. Cor-
'1CTinOUl9U ..... one del Mar. C&llf t2tS5 ,.,.,.
..,.,.. ITAT'lmWT Richard w Johneon. 315 Publlhed Ofange Coellt
The fOllowlng pertOM .,. Dehlia Pt .. Corona del Mar. =Plot Mey 7, 14, 21, 21.
d~bu91MUU Celif 92MS
R. .J. LANostAPE COH-This bu1ln"1 II con-Se-562
TRACTORS, 2915 La Jolla.
ANMlrn. Cul 9280t
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ange County on Mlft 5. 1te8
fJ1l19 more than Publlthed Orange Cout
o.11y Pllol May 14 21, 28.
Juoe •• 1988 • memones
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---------Mein Street, Huntington 1981 -• · · · ~H ,-a ACnnoul.,_11 •--------------------------------... "8.JC NOTICE Beldl. Cellfomie 92141. '°' ' Publlehed o...,. 0ou1 ....-nAw --.......-------linlpectlon by the publlc A Publlthed nr-"= Dt11y Piiot Mrt 21: June 4, The followlng ~.,.
HCIHIOUI .,_.. copy of the It.rt repott wltl -·-.,,..21 ~-11 18 ttM doing bu11neee • Mm eTA.....wT ,.,. ev1111eb1e to lntereitted Dally Piiot Mey 21. • _.. ' . SMI07 Jail CONCRETE. SS3
The to1ow1ng ~ -per11ee at Qty Hll or the • 11• 1988 S.-5tl Mame Avenue tJ, 8alboe ~ ae. Main City Ubrary (7111 • 19and. Calf. 92912 M A C K E N Z I E Telbert AV9r1Ue) etter June ... _.__ . PtB.JC Jl)TIC[ Martln/M*'1Jn Contrect· -..rTS--ES t020 Nency'3 1981 doing .--aa: Ing , J etfro Oevld eo.ta M.... Cellf.I 0AU INTERESTED PER-rtaJC NOTICE SOAK RENTALS. 314 ACTmoul..,_U Mlrtln/Howerd C. M.-.
SONS •• lnvned to attend ACTmOUI .,._18 ~ :=:· 8elboe lttend,, MAm eTA'f'Dmlfl Cifomla. 619 Pn OrM,
Certal fl ~. 1020 Mid. Mering and ~ ..,.,.. 8TA~ ....,_ p Sen 314 ~ The toflowtng perlOnl •e Coete Mela. c.llf. 92827 lane eo.te MIN. oCJiNone °' Mlmll ~ . dolf'G ~ -Howltd Oecllll Mertlrl, 215 • 1 ' kit or aoWnat the ~Ion The::::::--are := 8*'boe lllapd. · TI(ipLf CROWN SAO-OcMll V1M A.e .. ~ ~ It con-• oudned above If t"-• ~·s LAWN CARE. 214 w-J 8of1I 314 ~KERA.OE AHO OISTRIBU-Beactl, Calt t"'3 w, en lndlvtdull .,. ,..,., Nrthlr queet1ona ._._,. • • 1100 Gany s~ Thl9 tiuatne. ti 00tto
Cemll Mine ptMM C9fl Suean Plerot. 14-=-~ • ~~tlngton :=· Belbol lalenct. · e' 231. Sante Ane. C&llf. duded by • OOl'POf•tlOI• TNt .... mment wu tlled todete Planner et 536-$271. K.M.th ·L Sowere 1 Thia bull 1 con-92705 Joenna Merlin, 8ec· tN County Qwll of Or· .. AdelM. ,._,..,.... .. MM a Thoma T. Pevllll, 911 retary/T,...,,., eowityon~4.1911 ••ec8' Pta..ftlftt C••· Donel Sower1, 2 14 duc1edby:hutbendendwlte Emerald Bey, Lagwna ,... .. ....,..,., ..,.. .., ~ ....... Aodleeter • 1. Huntington Mn P. Soni 8Mctl Calif t2t51 wftt1 ""*County an of Or· ~ Orlnge OOMI Pucllll.o Ofenge C.. 8Mdl Cellf 12141 TNe ltatefnent .. flied Thia. butlneu It con-ange ~ on Acllt 21.
!'lot Mey 14, 21, 21. Dally Plot Mrt 28. 1tll Ttllt bullneee It con-wlttl ttle County a.ti of ~-by an lndMdull ltll
4 1tlt .,..5 Se&2t ducted ~Id and wlte ange County on Mey 11, ~ T P.vllll . PmQ1 • -10 j Donel ,... . P\lblllhed OrWlll8 Coelt
This 11atement waa flted .._ Thia ltatement -flted ~ 1. ;4_
£Mance yOUf Umu1e w1111 Ult help ol u11s hill~ofo1
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sat llactaott pattlfns. COIOf wor ihHts and C0111-
plirt1 Nttt1 filtJ '*' you tt11ex19t1 HCJI Stage of Pftl*•no. p111'lt111G 1ne1 tin a!\ing 13 d1t1tte111 ,..,. iects Some ot flit ba11e '4.lppties yow .,11 Mtd •
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w11t1 the County ci.tt of OJ-Pubfllhed °'*"V'I Cout th the County Clerk of Or· = Piiot Mey 7, 4, 21, 21,
... County on May 11. Dally Pilot Mlft 21. June 4, 1 County on Mrt 11, 1 s.657
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PuOfilhed Orenge "=I Sa-toO PvblltMd Orenge Coast PWlJC MJT1Ct Delly Piiot May 21. 21, June Dally Pitot Mrt 21. 21, June , _ _,.;..;;;;;=;...;.;.;;..-;;;;.;;;;., __
4, " 1988 "8JC NOTIC( 4. "· 1988 MOnCa. Sa-Sl4 S.-511 PmUCMU •11 '1C11TIOUI .,..... _._nm
·-.,. Mft'l'IM' I ..... 8TAW I P1aJC NOTICE "' • 11111 c Dlf Pl .. ,.~ nu1~ The foloWlng ~ -CW TMI CITY CW ---------•doing~-· ACTmOUI IUll•M fOUWfMl QLLIY ":,.~A~8I PfflMrTW DESIGNS, 515 ...-nATW NOTICE IS HE:AE8Y
The,.-.-.... Ounneoan Drtw. L-oun• The fOlowlr'9 per9Dnl.,. GlllE4 "'*' ""w• •illdJY, __.... .. ~ -9Mcti, Cllt 12t51 dolnO ~ M: """* •. , •.• 'l:IO p.m. In ~~=~TAUC-JwlCa H. Bet111ey. 515 CAFE EXPMSS. 11* tM~~
TION SEFllVICES. 110 S ounneoen Drtve, Laguna Von K-.man, lntne, c.M. ::"v..., ~~ T~ Apt .. Sant• 9Mcti, Cellf. 12111 12111 I • .. ........ ---Ana Calf 1210. • Tiiie buelMM .. con.-Mt Wtl• Kllft , 1104 OominlllDft -·---
Hecto"r Ceauneda lducledb)':Mlndh'IOuel hrtlaNre °'. " 'ullr10ft, ::..._.. • ._ ~ ~ 110 S Towneend .-.ct~ Celt. t2t33 · ~ 114 Sent . Ana. Calf ,... etatMMnt ... tltd n.19 "'.... .. ... C09IOf1lOMAL U8E ,.,...
121o.a • • wttt1 the County an of Or· ~ br. "" 111c1vt.... w,.::'°" "°" ~-" ,,_ buelneel le con-f.1: Col.w\ty on Mey 17. Mt WM Kim OellDO & ._ tor ._. l,
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PAllOMIK Ywwa tt.-.-
One year old custom home wtth panoqmjc
ocean and jetty views. Four BR. 48A, and every
extra. All you could ask for in one of Newport's
best areas, the villaee of Corona deJ Mar. Tony
Shaw
CDM L.ANDIUM HOI• tt,-..11
Orietnal earfY Ciltfomla CUstorn home wtth I 8cr
ocean vtew. Four BR, •~BA. new prmet
~. bonui room, 55 fOOt IOt. Lois lacobs or
UndaOeth '
...... VllW $1,111.•
Dramatk 180• views of ocean, jetty, Catalina
and sunsets. listen to the sound of the waves.
Spadou$ older home. with 48RT -SBA-A special
CDM opportunity. Lois Jacobs and Unda Oeth
VIEW CONDOMINIUMS
8EALISUND ....
Spectacular "Augusta" largest modeJ. sen-
sational IOlf course location. Hlchfy upgraded
2BR, 21/zBA, den. security, community pools,
spa, tennis. Tom Allinson or Sharon Voet
Ct.EM-Cl.EAN-CU ....
Model perfect "Dynasty" in Harbor R!. Ex-
cellent condition. Two BR. 2BA. Shows t and
clean! fabulous panoramic mountain a reser-
voir views. Danny Bibb or Ste_lla Shirar
FOREVER VIEW M25,000
Fabulous view of mountains, water and ni&ht
lichts. This 38R. 2'h8A, and family room home
enjoys quiet country living In the heart of the
city. Carolyn Lowe or Gloria Robert.son
LUXURY·VEWI taa•.
Former model w/flaestone courtyard entry, re--
flection pond and· fountains. Two BR, 2'hBA,
marble entry, hlchly uptraded kitchen
w/granite countertops. Gayle Amaro
GOLF COUll8a TOWIOI• .....
Showcase Of uncompromistnc beauty. 38R, dra.-
matJc 2 story entry, European eourmet kitchen.
Extensive use of polished black cranlte. Danny
Bibb or Stephanie Grody
CONDOMINIUMS
VLLA WW S*Jlll
Mint condldon cOndomlnlum. 2 master suites.
Nicely decorated for younc executives. Walk to
beach. Enjoy 2 community pools, entertainment
areas. Security ptes. BeYerty Morphy
FOR ..V ... O ... SIOULS .....
Two BR. c:ondoininlum, shoWs Uke a rnOdel.
Plush white ca~ ftri!place and baY win-
dow. Both bedroom Suites are ,enerous In size
and completely tepmrate. Geyle Arna~
CAWS f R UWl8 _,_
Near new townhome close to Upper Bay. Ocean
breezes. ~ and biCYde pilths. Two 8R,
2BA. quleC · IQcafJOn, prtCed to sell. Gloria Rob-
:-ertson or C.rolyn Lowe
TO-•TOLOVI ..., ...
What a beMitiful feelinc to step Into thll IOVetr
281. :MM. townhome. Att.M:tled 2 car ..,..., _., ....... 'Wit end unit lcxadon. ~
L.owe/aoM 1Gbert9on
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NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
Coldwell Banker
RaldrnUal Reill Eatate Servtces
CORNER OP COAST HWY. AT .AVOCADO ..
~
644-9060 ..
THE 1 COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS
NEW LISTINGS
fllWllOST .Bl5llTS SZ87,500
A doll hiMIM in the Heighta. 2 BR, 1 BA home,
Wood noon, eatinr area in kitchen, detached
~ w/l 81" + BA. le fenced yard. A real cutie
m the heart of the Hei.ghta.
OLDB COii 1515,000
Newly remOdeled split-level 4 BR home with
EUro-etyle kitchen, French doora, + many ex-
tru. Ph• 1 BR prage apartment. CalJ to see.
OOIONA RJGBLANDS Mlt,000
Stylu aingle level remodel bri1htened
w/1kYliibt. + f uhionable French doors,
bleached Ooon, Euro-bat.hi+ kitchen and cus-
tom doleta.
8AUIOA ISLAND U,IM, ...
&e.t Little laland bay(Tont location: 4 BR or 3 •
BR + bedielot unit. Onshore mooring.
Motivated eellen. Bring offen. POMible ea-
Cban;e.
aa£0lJ&T U ,416,111
First time offered. 4 BR custom home in pr,ilne
IOcation. Lona driveway entty offen eatra park-q + privacy. Must see.
LIDO ISLE
UDO ..., .. ,
W ooderful corner bayfront condo in attnctive ~ blcll. Extensive bay + city licht viewa. 2
BR wait ia well maintained + decor is new!
UDO HM.IM
Gorpouia. IOphiaticated bayf ront pentbome
w/coaiem~ flair. SpKioua rooma have pan-
oramic views of-bay, ocean + mtns.
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY 1-6
NBWPOaT BBIGBTS W TUmN
3 BR $287,500 D. GOLDSBERRY
WISTCUPP
3 BR
1141 PEIDIOU
$329,500 E. CORKE'IT
CAMEO BJGllLANDS UH OOICllESTY
3 BR $425,000LH G. LIVINGSTON
CDM
3 BR
60t CA&NATION
$445,000 M. BAYS
l&VINB 1 PUULE SAGE
4 BR $«9,000 B. HUTCHINGS
.mvilff! TBUACE 1011 BONNI! DOON!
3 BR $735,000 L. ROSE
SUNDAY 1-5
NEWPOrr HEIGHTS 5SI TUmN
3 BR $287,SOOD. GOLDSBERRY
WESTCLIPP
3 BR
1141 PEMBROKE
$329,500 D. GOLDSBERRY
NEWPOIT BIACB !5 OOUIOIANT
3 BR $349,000 C. MCMAHAN
CAllBO 81GBLA.NDS un DOICUSl"D
3 BR $425,000LH G. LIVINGSTON
CDll MICADATJON
3BR $445.000 J. MACMILLAN
l&VINI 1 ruaru: SAGB
4BR $-«9,000 8. HUTCHINGS
llAUOtUOOE 11 llOHTP!WD
3BR $650.~ J .AKERMAN
NSWPO&T DIQBTS US SANTA ANA
3 BR $749,000 D. ADAMS
t llONACO
$839,000 P. HARTLEY
1'.-oNTO&Y BAI Ml llAllOa ISLAND
6 BR $1,595,000 & CORKE'IT
llONDAY l.S
NEWPORT BEACH
NEWPOaT llliCB Utt,111
Walk t.O the beach! Very bTigbt pentboule condo.
2 BR, 1 • BA. Gated community with pool +
apa. Underground parking.
· wateun SHt,111
WestcJifrs best buy! 2 BR + den or 3 BR. 2 BA
charmer. Beam ceilings, 2 fireplaces., 1aqe
kitchen w/new appliances. Great curb appeal
BAYVIEW TEUACE SNt,• Exciti~. single family home in gated area. 3 BR
+ FR. High vaulted ceiJing:s, plantation ahuttDs.
crown moldinp. Ideal comer lot. beautifully
landscaped.
BAYSIDE COVB U•,IM
Spectacular bayf ront condo w/vauJted ceilinp at
an unbelievable value. 2 BR + formal DR. eati111
area in kitchen, sunny ba)'t'ide patioa.
NEWPOIT BEJGBTS H•t,•
Magnificent bay, ocean. city lights view. 3 BR 3
BA or 2 BR + lg bonus w/view, BA + wet bar.
AC, sec. system, gourmet kitchen. Immaculate
custom home.
llAUO& UDGE tut,•
Sun.sell over Catalina, l_igbt.s of Fashion Island
from 4 BR Harbor Ridge dream home. FR +
wood panelled library with FP.
BJG CANTON .......
Overlooking 18th tee 6 fairway in beautiful Big
Canyon, 3 BR of finest quality consuuction
materials. Great home for entertaining.
BBLCOUrl' S 1, IM,IM
Distinctive family home. 5 BR. 4 1ft BA country
decor. Top drawer quality. State of the art
kitchen. Call today for your appointment.
PINIHSULA tl,ut,•
Sensational newer bayf ront home w/Dl!W dock.
Peninsula '1 prime location. 3-car ranee. lovely
yard + European kitchen. Custom features ga-
lore. For the fU1Sy buyer. •
BA Tf'IOJft t1,1M,•
A biyfront Hacienda with • unique combiution
of loeation, d.ign + value. 5 BR ·+ cu-t q~ den. DR. FR make this a truly excitiQC
home.
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MAIN CHANNB. IA YFIONT ... Peninsula
Boyfront with 50' on the waler, the votue is in the
land. Bay, mountain and city lights -Mws. Submit
offers ............................................. $1, 195,000
UNDA ISLE MAIN CHANNEi.i ... One of the
few choice bayfront properties with sunset views
from the beveled gloss and iron entry doors to
the 60' f rontoge on the boy oYerlootUng the main
channel of Newport Beodt. 2 slips copobae of
holding o~ 70' boat. 3 BR suites, e«h with its
own spo and fireploce with closets fit for a king
and· queen. Gourmet ""litchen, prism skytights
reflecting colon ewrywhere. Cozy living cwtd
fomity ro<>m on the boy with fireploce
• ·························-······················ .. ···$4,250,000 MUST SH-TOO MUCH TO DISClm
YACHTB'S ,ARADISI ... Outstanding wat.r-
front view home. Exclusive Undo Isle gae.d
community. Lorge "straight-in" boat slip with
• side ties. lovety home with 3 IR, plus maid's
quorten. large room for eoierloiuing. New
carpet, paint, ond woffpaper ......... $1, 950,000
· oova SHOllS IA Yl'IONT ... empeccable
mointoined home on one of Do"9r ShOt9s largest
lots. located on main c:hal•Mtl wth 6IY frontage
ond dock for 611 boat. Spectaculor family
room/baetroo.n comp• with mo.-projedioft
focilities. ronorOINc views. Courtyard wilh 1arve
pool, ~ae. moich quarters and occeu to
private beaches. A¥0ilable for $875,000
leosehold or w/land ............... $1,200,000 ..
OP1N W881DS 1-5 .... u ..... 1011 POlMIS
· OCUMlllONT T9LIX ... Fatiubii conw
~on the ICIRd -aothiseg ~ --Mws' Of
CatalinQ. 3 stories of ~ -Mw & inCOMe.
ttn.3 • Ultits ,_~ remod1l1d. The uillt
Cannot tie ~meed ........................ ...,,..
MCI( IAY VllWS ON 1'MI WAHi .•. QUiet
& ............ 2 •• 2 IA Wllh .-ttlwpoft
8adL lay location. ,,.... ~ & ......... ,,....CIOftUR...., m•t:r•ut•, wilt:r ~& .-..
OCd ~ be .... alllf ao ., COE
......................................... -··········-······· $74.-
...
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VIEW THI SPAllWNG MGMT LIGHTS AMO
OCEAN SUNSITS FIOM THIS MIDU•-
IANEAN YIUA ... l1tis 5 BR, 5 "2 8A, c:vtttNn
buih Harbor Ridge home must be seen to
appredate. Quality featut'fl abound lhr~
out this hondcrofted hOme. Gourmet kikhen,
f ormol dining room, living room, fomity room
with hond-carwd moh09Qny bor, wine ceflor, 4
fireplaces, the extensive use of stoined, etched &
beveled gloss was designed to occent the 8000
sq. ft. of lullury living in grand Europe<1n styte .
...................................................... $2,900,000
HADOl llDGI ESTATES ... I~ 2 BR
Miromor in gated Harbor Ridge. Expanded
study -could be 3rd BR. Very large secluded
front patio, end unit for added pmocy. Wond«-
ful vieWI of city lights, Irvine, mountains ond
some ocean on a clear day ....... , ....... $569 ,000
UN08STIUCTB> VIEWS ... Ocean, Cotolino
and Po&os Verdes "'9ws from this Harbor Ridge 2
BR, 3 IA, formof dining ond family room.
Custom hand-cut wood floors. e.· .. aed gloss &
OOlt French doors throughout. lo patio
w/awning ........ ~ ............................... $750,000
OPEN SUNDAY l-5 .................. 15 TOULON
SJeCt ~ ~UIU ~
PATRICK TEIORE I ASSOCIATES, llC.
I Profe11io11I R11I. Estlte Co11oratio1
•BARBOR RIDGE VALUE!*
Ful ocieen, bay & city lights views. OeligrMW perfect i.,ge 3
bedroom, 3 bllth model home. Retr_. on mMt• ..._ +
3 frpk:s Private ape on 1Mr1Q room. Gu.d oat*' comnuti-
ty w/poof & tenno. A value at $899,900. To .... cal
PATRJCK TENORE 721-1200 or 7eo-r702
*BIG CANYON
ABSOLUTE VALUES*
Lerge 2 bdrm. 2 bath with den on master, w/mimnd
wela. tt.iian tie. & more. Lerge 3 bdrm, 21A bath, fonMI
dining room, bfeeklast ., ... Both w/~. wet bar +
poof ape & tennis In gated .,..._ From $239,900
w/TERMS. One Is vecw'lt. Call PATRICI< TENORE
721-1200 or 760-8702.
*NEWPORT BEACH LEASES*
THE BLUFFS-Model perfect end fumilhedt Gorgeoue 2
bedroom. 2 beth + den. end unit towntlome next •o pool, ape & lush greenbelt. $2500 mo-•,.... vmue. To .... cell
Eltz.abeth 721·1200
HAR80R RIDGE CONOO-Populllr ~ model. 2
bedroom. 2·~ bllth, w/flreptece, w.t bar, private enc:toeed
ape peus trenqull hiblde vtews $2400 mo. Owner wll
prcMde NEW carpet & painl! For 9PPt· Cell Eltzabeth
72M200
* * *FR~E* * * One year home warranty from 1st AmerJ.
can Home Warrwity on 8'1 NEW Hstlngs or
put"chues from Patr1ok Tenore. "Your
Psaonal Real Estate Speciallst. '' Yes,
when you list °' buy wtth PATRICK
TENORE. you wft1 receive a one Y9W
home warranty FREE a1 the cloeil of
e1Ctow. for the months of May, June mid
Jutyl
•OCEAN VJEW ESTATE*
Prloe .aahed $.200,000. Abeotute BARGAIN at $999,900.
Like new. 5000 llPPf'OX. sq ft. 5 bdrm, 5'~ bath, CUSTOM
EST A TE abcMt Leguna w/custom poof, spa & 11X uping
penoremk: city light & wtllt9 water ocean views 2 custom
... l>wl. mwbte trptc + much more To .. cal PATR1CK
TENORE 721-1200 or 78C).8702 Don't miss this one'
•NEWPORT HEIGHTS
W/OCEAN VIEWSf *
Pl'estlgious K1'1Q9 Rd home w/panoramtc: ocean. b•y and
city lights views' 3 bedroom. 2 bath home w/llvlng room. ~. 2 patio.. pvt. oourtyerd. loeds °' stOtagi9 & much more. Aus Bonus! PWw we done tor 2nd story edding lfg
bedroom, bonus room & bath w/360• oc::eer\ end c:oestllne
views. X'lnt opportunity for buftdef's or en Investors defigl'lt!
• Only $50,900! PATRICK TENORE 721-1200 or 790-8702
•SPYGLASS W/OCEAN VIEWS*
~ perlect 5 or 6 bdrm wfpoof, tPe • 1ao• '*"'" oramlc oce.n & city ltgMs vtews + form91 dining room.
famtty room. wet ber, 2 lirepteces & muc:tl more. Must Me'
Absotute ~gM'I at S799.900 w/TERMS For deteits cal
PATRICK TENORE 721-12000t 7~702 Hurrythcswon t
last
•BAYVIEW BARGAIN!*
Gotgeous JM Peters 3 bdrm. 3 bllth condO in gate guerded
neweJ communtty Pool & spa, dining erea. finlp&eoe •
patio & new paint Absolute vMle at S269.900 w/TERMS•
Must see• Won't lest' C8ll PA TRICK TENORE 721-1200 Of 7~702 ()p«l this weekend' Must Me thcs one'!
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LINDA ISLE
Tbil residence bu been completely refarbisbed wiUUn the put
year in ~ Freada traditiooal motif. Bc>at dock will accommOdllte a
55 foot yacllt. Excellent family-oriented floorp1an with five bedrooms. four and one-half baths, formal d.iDJ.nl room plus
kitcbea nook. Incredible financing-eall for details. f 1,49$,000. Fee.
Ad# 009
LIDO ISLE BAYPllONT
A stwminc contemporary bayfroat for the d11cr1minat1D&. Ex·
Q1lilite detail u.ro.poat st.artiac wWt the beveJed crystaf front
~lea*• to •=room with a IOUiQg nro«ory ceUinc and Tau UmemtODe Formal dbainl room adjoinl the St.
Cbarles kitcMn tlaat ~ pcwlble coavenience.. Ta.e.m•Mel'
mite bu two baths, ba&e cloeeb and ita own fireplace. Tben ii a
total of fiye bedrooms plus foar and one-U1f bat& The dock will
accommodate a tarse yadal fl,"5,000. Ad# 02S
HARBOR VIEW HOMES-REDUCED!!
A biCblY GNnlded and expa:aded Carmel model with nro
bedrooms aDdbath added upsta.ln. Fre11a11 paiDted im6de and oat,
aew carpet, new kitcben, marble entry. i.a,. piHlaaped lot is
put for kidl and pets, plus private cul-de-Ac locatloa. M2t.OOO.
Ad# 010
ESTATE SITES· BUY OR LEASE
This ii a ooce-iD-a·lifetime opportunity to build your custom
estate in tbe exclusive, gated development of Sommet du Moade,
~ above Laguna Beach. Limited to just 4 natural-p-ade
buildable lites, eacll offering sweeptq views of the ocean,
mountains and canyons. Owner will -selJ or consider Iona-term
lfOund leases. Priced from $399,000. Ad #025
EMEliLD BAY-REDUCED!
F.uy, open, ejnmi e•tly liYable to. bedrOom, tllree batla Mine
off en Iota of priQCJ for f!cririnl fainllj. · LArP..C:1!!f= doon llriDC tile oratmde ID or cuul ·or·elepat
of fnit tr.. and lafle Mrb pnleD. aort wd IO ft
Emerald Bay bead& ... eommnntty ......... A.di •••
AL REALTY
CLIFFHAVEN
JUST LISTED! Larae famlly t.olne with five bedrooms and four
bat.bl. Panoramic bay and ocean 9ieW from master suite that
includes a den and spa. Perfect for family with teenagers or in-
laws, oUeriD& complete privacy for each family member.
$1,300,000. Ad# 004
BELCOURT
.rosl' LISTED!! Wonderfal Plan .. A" 8ekoart Towallome, with
bi&blJ apcncled wood Doon, two~ two and tlltee quarter
bataa. pa• -. spacloail kik:M.n WWI •. noat. 'ltil 1aome 1s
W!f'J upt and airy witll tee:Wity ~ Ru nei'ibed lot with
formaJ pntem and foantaln, larp ...,,.... for a pool Priced at
'725,000. Ad# 00'1
HARBOR aIDGB
NEW LISTING! Superbly apgraded Kemingtoa model with an
added viewtnc loft. Arched oat entry way with marble floorin&.
Built-in boot lbelves and custom wet bar. Impressive Yiew from
tb.ia impeccable and tastefully ted residence. $585,000. Ad#
OU
LINDA ISLE
A very special residence on a private island. Spacious. with a1s
bedrooms and five baths; and designed for sr•cious family living
with~ plus a sauna in ma.st.er bedroom. Large boat slip will
acco te a 60 foot yacllt. $2,245,000. Fee. Ad# 005
PRESTIGIOUS PENINSULA POINT
60 ft. on tbe bay with private alip for tbree large yachts. Tb.ls
beautifal, recenUy remodeled F.ast Bay Avenue estate llal every-
thin& you've dreamed about! Lanrioaa muter mite spreads
acrcm tM mtire width of Ute leCODd floor provic:tiac breatlltakina
vieWI of Newport Bay. Large yard with new patios, spa ·ana
laadlcaphtc. Lush lawn rum from brick patio to bulkhead. Tbll is
Newport at lta best! $2,200,000. Ad# 011
810 KINGS ROAD-LOT
· Baild ,our own two 1torJ lilalne cm the lat •acant lot on Kinp Roed. Gr-Mt Ylews of ocean Ud bay, Aper ...a.; ud away from
DOi9e: Hft .... Ad# 002
LAGUNA BEACH OCEANFRONT
ExqaWte cmtemporary retideDce located -prime ~
oceanlroat "°f:3 compWe ~ printe ltepl to beadt and
printe .,..; batb.lllow. Tlniie •'I. ~ for a can. Wbi~ter aDd ocean views. Alkial price •1.m ,eoi. Ad# 011
IMUL~NOT'/mAl.aTAIW-~-----------------------------MRlllDAY llAY za. 1._/PAM 9 E A L T 0 R s
GEORGE ELKINS
COMPANY
IEVER1. y HIU.S HANCOCX PARK NEWPOn 8£ACH ~ SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SAN MAltJNO
DEDICATED TO SERVICE
JUDY FITZ
I NEWPORT BEACH I
NEWPORT BEACH PENTHOUSE
MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF OCEAN a BAY ·
One of the larcest units in the Villa Balboa with a
spaaous family room, bv1ncfdlru~ area plus two
bedrooms. den. cathedral Ullmcs. sllyllctrts and two
latte decks Enioy the secunty of a pted community and
the care free life at the pool & spa or walk to the buch.
Call now for an appointment. $399,500
Y£RSAIU.E8 PENTHOUSE VIEW • PopU
"La Tour" model with two master bedroom SUttes e:adt
with its own bath. Buubful vn of ocean, bly & aty
lictits.. Very conm11ent location. Wal to the ocean or
eftlOy the lovely clubhouse. pool, & spa. Gated eotnmunt-
ty & security bulldtn&. Owner wll carry lnd trust deed.
lmmedsate possesSM>n. $194,900
I RENTALS I
NEWPORT NORTH · Two bedfOom, two baUI
~· Commurnty pool and spa. $1.395/Mo.
EAST81DE COST A •SA · Attr1etiw two
llldrooil pm -two bllll hoM. 2 CIJ 11111'-Availat* med June. $1300/lllo
aUFFa . Sc>acious 3 a.m. 2~ bath on lovely
&reenbelt. Rudy to inoVHt. $1600/Mo
aUFFa · lmMICulate 3 WrM. 214 badl nar Elst*ft
....,. center. Available now $1475/lllo
ELAINE GORDON
I SANJUAN I CAPISTRANO
DELIGHTFUL SAN JUAN CONDO · Hard to
find thfee bedroom condo 1n CaptStrano Ylllas. New
carpets with two endosed caraces. and a patio priced to
sd! $98,500
I COSTA MESA 1
IE I U ED? WANT TO TRA YB.?· But still haft
I treat place to COM hollt to. Nice stMlle part Wlttl low,
low space rent Baubfuf 2 bd. 2 bath plus den mobde
home. EnioY own fenced yard/1>1tl0 area. Smal pet o.k..
~st be over 40. $52,000
( HUNTINGTON BEACH I
"'*'91GTON l..AlmllARIC. GREAT LO-
CA T10N · Owr 55 and loot•• tor a 1 bedrOOftl condo in a 24 br pte-parded commlftty? lf so. lbrs buubfW
fres.Ny pwited, newty Clrlltted home may be tor you.
M6on dolar du~ pool tennis. crafts. $82.900
l1Rv1NEI
UNIYEWTY PAM CHANIER ·lovely 2
bdrftl ' den holM .... COlllllMlitJ l*b. pools. spas. '1ot Lots", llMis c:owts. eotf course. Tasttfuly
decoraled. cet'Mlic tile entry, wet baf, covered pabo,
.,n.ters. $119.900
DEE MILES
BACK BAY AREA
BEST STREEJ .. THE NEJGH80RHOOD ·
Walk to the Bad Bay. en,oy sunsets, cute and cozy 3
bdrm, 1 bath, pool home. OM hardwood floors. c~
fir~. laree yard. Needs some wcwk.. Near Newport
~ schools. $193.500
I TRABUCO CANYON I
WIUEIUE88 MtMEAT -TIWIUCO
CANYON · If JOU want to cet away fr• the basUe &
bustle of city life & bact to natm. thrs home is for yov
It tS s.irrounded by mountJins, trees. strUlftS & Wiid kfe
Custom bullt thrOllfloat Mtll b'lf master bedrOOM.
w -rn dosets. loft. baly room. ~ l'OOftl. den and
double Pllft. 8"lt tn 1985, t1'is 200 sq. ft retrat IS
completely sett c:ont...s and deflswtely ''One of a bid. ..
Call kstq acent for more deblls. Sl2S.OOO
SPAIN
COSTA DEL SOl. VILLA .. IUJ180 I A-
•A81 · Tllis Viii IS ..... ~ ot lft ICll. 3 ..... 2
bath. ProPlrtJ IS ............ 15 -.. N ha1D
BIMrs the MiliDftlirt's ~Oililld • E.in,e. This IS I
wonderlul ~ to"" ,_ tacabDft ho.st "' the
pllt of ["'°" when till wulW IS ....-fill II Jar
arMftd. Purdme .. Of .... otW -..m ...
ISe it tor blSiMss Of...., Of both. $155.000
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This waterfront home was COMPLETELY
remodeled & expanded 2 years ago featur-
ing 5 bedrooms. 7 baths, 12' ceilings,
Exquisite master bedroom w/His & Hera
baths + separate sitting room. Pier & slip
for 50' boat. 3 car garage. Very private
yard & patios. $3,200,000. The best of
Linda lsle.
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Just listed, this 3 bedroom, 3'n bath home
is stragek*ly situated to aee 5 Newporta 7
islands with megrMloent western ex-
posure. Reoentty remodeled, this fine
home offers adult IMng with private spa._
2% ca.r garage and one of the best vtewa in
the city. Huge pier and slip. Priced to NII at
$1.895 mlffion.
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bedroom. 5'h batt-" _ v «/private pool
& spa & over ~ 0 v .. are feet is bf'8nd
new. Gounr a. .1, study, bonus room
& ~xtensive V . white oak & .marble are
but a few of • ..t many exquisite features.
Motor courtyard & 3 car oversized garage.
This is living at its finest. $1,595,000
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"Blue Chip" environmental Includes pri-
vate, park-like custom, brick home on
neatty 1 acre wfth 8 bedrooms, 6 batha,
prtvate profess6onat tennis court, grotto-
styte pool & spa + a true gourmet kitchen.
In a word ... Fabulous. $2,695,000
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8top drumingl This Is the best priced bayfront
1'ome on ...._ 1111. The tong list of extras
tndude 4 bedroom, 3'n bath, formal dining,
lvtng room, family room, a sunny breakfast aree. 3 fireplaces, a soothing spa. 24 our
98CUrity guards & your own private dock tNlt
Wil llCCOmmodate up to 72' of your favorite
towyt The financing Is exclellent &· assumabte.
57 Linda Isle Is offered at
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•Open l>eamed, high v.utted ceilngs
• Living room and lnfonnal dining area
• LOY&ty & unique ftreplace
• Extensive UM of brick
In front Md int.tor yards
• Contemporary look achteved by use of
receued & tract lighting, oft-white plush
carpeting & exten9Ne use of windows
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much to offer: • bedroom, 3 bath,
nice quiet study or d.-O.'ge country style
kitchen I ~ ~ trim,
custom tite, to-a 0 .. try papers & touches,
mirrored ward~JCS. large bact<yard w/drtp
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exampte of the quality you de9erve, ~
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Rviog. Formal dining. formal IMng room. famity
style kitchen & large family room se Just some
of the fine appotntments of this home.
• Antique vanity tn master bath
• New French do«s & windows throughout
• Beautiful kitchen w/buUt-ins
• Red brick courtyard w/fountain
• Swimming pool on the vtfM side
• Glass enclosure surrounds ocean view yard
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family room, pool & great family size yard. 3
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bedroom, 3 bath. LOYely decor.ior c:otors and
papers throughout. Within walking distance of
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light vtew. Gorgeous by day, fat>uk>us by night!
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• bedroom, 3 bath, famtty room, private pool. 2
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CORONA HIGHLANDS . . . Even if you're a
person who is not eaaUy excitable, this home is
enough to start your heart thumping. Quiet.
restful location. Magnificent grounds. Colossal
vtew. Exemplary craftsmanship. Fastidious a1-
tentlon to detail. This 3-story masterpiece fea-
tures 4 bedrooms, 4'~ baths, a library with a
sitting room. a family room, a dining room, a
game room, a green house ... and a separate
free-standing guest house. The residence is only
4 'A years old and Is weu worth the ample sum
being asked ....................................... 11,315,000
DOVER SHORES ... Come, see the elegance
and privacy this home has to offer. 4 bedrooms
MCh with thetr own private bath. Fantastic open
tloof plan with very large rooms. Perfect for
entertaining and enjoytng the beautiful views of
the Back Bay. The decorator touches are ex-
quisite from the parquet flooring to the beautiful
leeded beveled glass windows. 2 air con-
ditioners. Full aecurtty system. 3-year-old
kitchen. 3-ca.r-garage. Many more amenities tust too numerous to mention. Come and see for
yourself ................................................. 9175.000
910 CANYON . . . Elegant Versallle model. 4
bedrooms. • '~ baths. Family room. Beautifully
•tuated on over 'h acre on the gotf OOU'99.
Estate sized private yard has large poof, spa,
berbeque and gazebo for gracious entertaining.
French windows and doors ln kitchen and mas-
ter bedroom. Marble floors In entry and dining
room. 3 fireplaces. Air conditioned. Fabulous
potential In this former modet............. ••,ooo
DOVER SHORES ... This unusual residence Is
blelled with an abunctance of everytNng. M•
jestic views. 5 bedrooms. s~ indoors and
out Fruit trees. It eYen ha 2 retnictabte roofs,
one owr an lmmente atrium Wld one aver the
pool. Other virtues Include a dtnfng room and
tMMty room. ThlS 11 no ordlnary property. tt 18 a
relidenoe of dramatic scope and limitteu
poeelbitttles ........................................... l77l.ilOI
DOVD IHOMI ... Vn of beck b.-y and :r::t' Newpat1 Centet. 5 bedrooms. • b8tha. :an pevers In entry hall, cMrNng room Ind M'9 room. A9mod1l1d kJtcMn With alcytlghta.
Al MW applMCeit. CUltom wdpllpef. Fl'9nd'I
CloOra. One wtno tuitable tor ~ or makta .,....._l!n..Jb aettlf'O wtttt tota ot room tor dtldr•• to play ..................................... ~
BAYCREST ... The experience of owning .
this splendid 6-bedroom residence prom-
ises to be as gratifying as the experience of
living In it. The handsome rock and
wrought Iron waJI secutlng this property
encloses generous space and sublime
comfort. The amenities are astonishing.
Enormous, beaut1fuUy landscaped lot.
Huge pool. Generous patios. Grand gar-
dens. 2 master suites. Dining room. Family
room. Large liv1ng room-with a giant rock
fireplace. This one-owner residence Is situ-
ated on a prestJgfous, quiet, tree-fined
street. The demand Is high and the avan-
ablity of this kind of flawtess and spacious
property Is limited. So hurry. Call us fot an
lmmec:aJate showing ...................... ISIS,000
Open Set·8• llon 1-S
1911 Glenwood lAlne
KlitQS ROAD . . . This home has it am 3
bedrooms. 2'A baths. Huge family room with a
fabuk>us vtew of the coast. located In the most
prestigious area of Newport Heights. Many ex-
tras Including Poggen Pohl cabinetry In the
kitchen, skytight, white oak floors. Lovefy land-
scaping and an adorable playhOUse in the
backyard make this YfKY special home Ir-
resistible ............................................... .-,ooo
BIO CANYON ... Expanded Monaco con-
domlntum wtth den In guard-gated community.
EJevated location with panoramic golf course
view. 3 bedrooms. 21~ baths. Dramatic living
room with cathedral oelling. Marble wet bar
opens to living room and dining room. Large
master bedroom and bath on first floor. Hard-
wood floors In entry and kitchen. 3-car garage.
Air conditioned. A great floor pfan for easy IM~
or elegant entertainment ..................... tllO.
M YCREST • • • This 4-bedroom home was·
totany remod .. ed to excel not in one--. or a
few ~ but all areas. The muter sutte ts
spectacular wtth its beemed oelftngs. ftreptace.
'"dream" bath and walk-In doeet. The interior
dimensions are generous and inctude dtning
room, family room Wld teparate study. Poof.
Prestigiously tocmed and aftotdably piiced. ................................................ -............... -..
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ... This custom 3-
bedroom residence ts everything the conven-
tional home isn't. Large corner lot. Wide, tree.
lined street. Its visual promise of a mountain
retreat is not mis6eadlng. Inside. there's oak
plank flooring, a step-down living room with a
huge River Rock fireplace. a center island
kitchen with imported cabinets. a large master
suite with a spa and 2 balconies (one with a view
of the ocean). The garage has a ¥· bath. RV
access ................................................... ISS0,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-5-311 Santa Ana Awenue
BAYCREST . . . Superb location. One of the
most presitlgious neighborhoods in the com-
munity. This residence boasts a handsome ex-
terior and an interior capable of handling the
demands of a large party or a large family. 4
bedrooms. Family room. Dining room. The huge
atrium features a sliding roof. This home is also
endowed with air conditioning. a walk-in safe, 3
fireplaces. a pool and a spa and waterfall.
Freshly refurbished.............................. 1535.0DO
8 AL80A PENINSULA ... Beautiful custom
home built for the llfestyte of the beach. 6 years
otd and decorator perfect. 3 bedrooms. each
with their own private bath. open beamed and
wood planked ceilings. buil1..fn furniture
throughovt. 2 fireplaces. Master suite features 2
large decks with views of the city and the ocean.
This home ts very speotal and jost steps to the
beach .................................. -................... .
BACK BAY YEW ... Magnificent 17.000 ptus
square foot lot wtth panoramic view of the Bad(
Bay. city lights and mountains. Sparkling pool
on view side of handsome ranch~styte home with
lots of room for e~ansk>n. Two huge bedrooms.
Wonderlul coun1ry kitchen. Oversized three-car
garage. Large trees create an almost pastoral
feeling In a very conveniem location. Excellent
value ..................................................... sm.-
BAYCREST ... Great buy In Baycrest. Spacious
4-bedroom house with extra large badcywd.
Super ftoofpa.n and .nany upgrades indudtng
Imported marbte tloofs. new carpets. akytight
and new fireplace in family room. The custom
drapes and appiaoce9 we only four years old.
Air conditioned. Call us f« an ~tment. .................................................................
HAWAI ... Neer Hlo on the B6g '*'d. This 2·
story, 6-yur-dd. a.bedr'oom ).bath hOme ia •
reat find. In edditiOn to the main• elldence. there
is., ~ guest houM. This 1-sre J)'op-
erty IS endowed wttt. fNlt and ,.,. tr .. and has
a view of the ocean. The Mler's are motivated.
They wM1 consider a tf9de or wil c.ry IOm8
paper ............... ; .................................... 1141.111
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OCUI IRU llUYEI $559,000
NEWPORT BEACH -Sophisticated
Harbor Hills 4 bedroom, 2 bath resi-
dence with many extras. Has security
system, cheery hearth and 3 car gar-
age. On a premium lot in a family area.
Home redecorated with plantation
shutters and more! An excellent
value! ............................ 714/759-1501
IPPRECllTIOI + VIEW $111,100
COSTA MESA -Cheerful Bluffs 2
story condo overlooking the city
lights. Has 3 bedrooms, 21h baths,
fireplace, beamed ceilings, balcony
and newly decorated with new paint,
carpets and kitchen & bathroom
floors. A genuine value! Call today for
more details ................. 714/759-1501
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llME IF TIE WEEI
C.E.I. FllTISY l•E Slll,111
DANA POINT -Located on harbor
view site with city tights. 3 story resi-
dence snuggled in foothills. Many ex-
tras, intercom, 3 fireplaces, master
suite with spa, guest & servant quar-
ters, bay windows, French doors,
microwave, den, 3 car garage & wrap
around deck. Has 5 bedrooms, 5
baths, paddle fans & more! Call today!
..................................... 714/759-1501
IEICll llU CUii $331,000
NEWPORT BEACH For sound
value, see this traditional home. Arst
owner care. Located In a great f amity
area. Features 2 car garage, easy care
landscaping and covered patio. Inside
features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireside
glow and a security system. Near
schools and shops. Immediate pos-
session available. Unusual value. Call
today at. ....................... 714/759-1501
l•llCIUTE I PEIFECT $111,000
SANTA ANA -Lovely 3 bedroom,
21/t bath near South Coast Plaza.
Great master suite, ftr~lace In living
room and on a quiet cul-de-sac. Has 2
car garage with ~ plus many
little extras Hke plush carpet, mirror
wardrobes, super land9capfng, no
wax floors, tJle entry & morel A splen-
did home buy. come and see this one
nowl.. ............................ 714/759-1501
2670 ~San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach
SECLllEI Cllll Slll,000
LAGUNA BEACH Fantastic trl-
level home with salty breezes. Snug-
gled on a hillside with ocean view.
Features 2 fireplaces,. gazebo, spa, .
large view deck overlooking the ca-
nyon, family room. 5 bedrooms, 3
baths plus 2 car garage. Owner is
motivated! Priced for fast sale!.
..................................... 714/759-1501
ElllCIT IRICI $210,000
COST A MESA Highlights this
charming 3 bedroom, 1% bath home
in good family area. Completely re-
modeled master suite, indirect light-
ing, walk-in closet, remodeled master
bath plus many other extras. Also
features a 2 car garage with boat
access. A first rate home value! For
more Information, call .. 714/759-1501
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ON THE WATER
OCEAN AND BA YFRONT
BA YJ'.'RONT CONDO in unnery Village uea. ~ut1~ul ~ bdrm, 2 ~th with rNrble fireplace & fantH~1c views of the ~y. city lights and mountains.
Secun~ building with 2 car parking. Boat slip avail-
able. 6 1-1400 ........................................... $491.000
UDO VILLAGE area waterfront with dock for 30'
boat. Quality built, •·like new" gracious 3 bdrm with
oak trim & cabinetry, spiral staircase, 2 fireplac~
gourmet kitchen, patio & security sys1em. 631-1400'. ·
................. .... ...... . . ..... $549,000
BA YFRONI' CONDO on 7th floor wtth outstanding
ocean views from every room. Elegant and spacious
contemporary 2 bdrm with touch~ of ebony, te.lk
and etched glass and handsome custom walr treat-
ments. Security bldg with doorman & pool.
631-1400............... . ......... .. .. ........ . . ....... $795,000
DOVER SHORES ~yfront wtth dock for a 50' boat
Beautiful one story 3 bdrm home with dining & fam~ rooms & 3 sunny patios. t-Urdwood floors oak ~~-1i~8o .. ~ ... ~~~'.~.~.~~·~···~··· ~.~~·i·~~~ .. ~~~~~ ... ~~;~
11tE ""Gll.1.£1TE MANSION" Tremendous poten-
tQI & a real challenge in this 3 story landrNrk
property "on guard" at the entrance to N~port's
Nr~r, with. fa~u.lous views & the advantages of
Peninsula Potnt l1vtng. 631-1-400 .................. $1.-,000
CORONA DEL MAR oceanfront custom with white
wate; views & stairs to beach. Beautiful 2 bdrm with
every amenity. Den, library, formal dining room, Fr.
doors & hardwood floors. Security system & wtellite
dish. 631·1400 ...............................................• 1.-.-
()pen Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 ................. JUS 0c.n aw
UIU>A ISLE Exciting contemporary multi-level 5
bdrm with family room, den & 2-story kitchen. High
ceilings, berber carpeting, tile floors, sunny p;atios &
!.rge dock. Courtyard entry with fountain. 631-1400.
........................................................................ $1,iSO,OOO
LINDA ISi.£ Bayfront, spectacular remodeled 3 bckm with den, formal dining, huge wine cellar, deck
with ~ & ~ and pier & slip for 3 boats. Quality
m.teriils include travertine, onyx, brass & copper.
631-1400 ...................................................... _ sz.m.-
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t431 W. COAST HJGHW AY
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BALBOA ISLAND ..
BALBOA ISLAND "PRIDE Of OWNERSHIP"
duplex with unusually large rooms, all tastefully
decorated. Perfect owner's 3 bdrm with pitched
beam ceilings plus really nice 2 bdrm. 2 ~th rental.
Versatile property easily rented on a summer/winter ~sis for MAXIMUM INCOME. 673~900 ..... "50,000
BALBOA ISLAND "NEW CUSTOM" Cape Cod ho~e. Spacious 5 bdrm with -4 car parking on a lovely
quiet street. usy acc~s to Ferry & shops. A<bi>tabte
as a 3 & 2 bdrm duplex. A d~irabte home buih with
quality and good taste 673~900 ................ $15.9,llO
BALBOA lSLAND BAYFRONT Corner. Two story
shingled 3 bdrm charmer compietely decorated for
move-in livability. Beautiful hardwood floors, re-
modeled ~ths, spa tub and lovely ~yview dining
area. lots of home on a srNll lot with a boat dock
included. 673-6900 .................................. $7•,0ll
BALBOA ISLAND Victorian ~yfront with 3 bdrms,
dock & terrific views. Immaculate wtth new berber
carpet, it has a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room,
den & firep~es 1n living & family rooms & rNster
suite. 673~900 ............................................. $1,050,000
BALBOA ISLAND'S prime south ~yfront. Castle-
like exterior built in '8-4 with -4 bdrms, family & formal
dining rooms, 2 sp;as, sauna, play yard & new dock.
All systems including security, are computer guided.
631-1-400 ........................................ ········ $3,151,llO
LIDO ISLE
UDO ISLE Totally remodeled & fr~hly painted 3
bdrm home with 2 ~ths and new carpet & tile
throughout. light & bright with attractive south
p.ltlO. 631· 1-400 ............................................... $4ZI,•
Open S.t/Sun 1-5.. . ............................. 215 V'aa Nie.
UDO ISLE Wonderful location just steps from
tennis, clubhouse & beach. lovely 3 bdrm with
formal dining room & lots of street appeal, never
before on market. One bdrm down & two up, open
& bright with beamed ceilings & sunny south pilltio
on extra large lot. 631-1400 ...................... -.... fSSs,.tlt
Open S.turday 1.s. ················-··· 115 V-aa San Remo
UDO ISLE Contemporary -4 bdrm home with formal
dining room, den & 3 car tJarage on extra large lot.
Open flexible floor plan, high ceilings, slate entry &
walls of glass to sp.;ac1ous landscaped patio. 631-1400 . ............................................................................. ,,..
UDO ISLE One story -4 bdrm with country charm on
extra wide lot. Great strttt to strttt loation. ~med ce1hn~ living room with Fp opens to
sunny used brick patio. Hardwood floors & new
berber carpet. 631-1400 ............................... .,. .....
UDO ISLE R•re potential for the ultirNte m
bayfront estat~. Two side by side properties in a
pnme tip of lido location, bOth with dock for large
boats. One with SS' ~Y frontage & a 2 story S bch-m
grKious home wtth pool & spa. The other with 60' ol
bay frontage & a l bdrm home. 631-1400. .................................................................... __ .........
NEWPORT
AND OTHER .AREAS
EASTSID£ COST A MESA Fan~hc 3 bdrm, 1 ¥• ~th
beautifully redone home with nearly e"\lerything
shiny new: roof, kitchen. ~liances & floor cover-
ings. Nicely t.ndscaped t.rge lot 1n gre.t neigh-
borhood. 631-1400 ................................... ms.-
VILLA BALBOA CONDO "Pride of ownership" Pbn
4 with 3 bdrms, family & formal dining rooms,
fireplace, Llundry & two large pilltios, perfect for
entertaining. Easy bike ride to ocean 631-'1400. . ············· ............ . . ····-····· .............. _.$JZI_
COSTA MESA 4 PLEX True pride of ownership,
never a vacancy Two 1 bdrm units and two 2 bdrm
units w11h enclosed garages, completely r~urbished
m & out. New carpets, kitchen appliances, rile &
paint. 673~900..... . .................................. .-.-
BA YSHORES Totally remodeled 2 bdrm home with
the feeling of old "Sante Fe." Bright & OJX"fl with
pa11~ tile floors. beamed ceilings, Fr. doors & bre»d
e•panses of glass opening to central patio. 6l 1-1-400.
....... ........ .. .. . . .. ......... . .. .... (l.Jf) $455-
0pen Sunday 1·5 . ··············-······-····-·ZSllJ ~
DOVER SHORES Spac1oas conteml>O'ary S bdrm
home on corner lot with room for pool. Paned
windows in living & dining •ea. step-up living room
with mirrored w•ll & view of back bay & city lights. In
lovely neighbofhood with community beKhes.
631-1-400 .............................. _................ ·-··•m.-
Open Sunday 1-5. ···············-............• 11 Santiap
NEWPORT HEIGHTS with unobstructed views of
bay & oce.ln from all rooms. T ri-leovef with 3 bdrms,
formal dining & family rooms, breakfast room & big
bonus room (extra bdrmsl). Two decks fOf in-
door/outdoor living. 631-1400 ..... ._ ... _ ........... .-
0pen Sat/Sun 1-5 ........... ·-·-·-············· 2415 Cliff Dr
HA.RBOll RIDC£ SpectK'Ub r wat~ & night hght
views from this upg~ "Devonshtre" with 4
bdrms, family & formal dining rooms. den & pnvate
pool & spa & 2 huge decks. Custom pipers & window
treatments. 6) 1-1-400 ......... ·-·-···-·················· "7._,..
BIG CANYON Remodeled • bdrm home with family
& formal dinine rooms & SJMrkling pool & spa
Skylighted sophrsticated opet"I floor pl.ln, textured
walls, flagstone & berber carpeted Rooft & pbn~tion
shuners. 6J 1-1400 .......... ·--······················· "7's.-
CORONA OIL MAit Custom 4 bdrm "u~
Cod", steps from m11in beKh. luxury rmster
with v~ulted c~iUngs, f p & ~tc sun deck plus
formal dini!"I room, eat·in kitchen & = room~ to SNtio. 631·1400 ......... P
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31~ NARINE AV&.
714-673-6900
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Two bdrm, 1~ battt condo. Vautted celllngs. Two story, 4 bdrm, 21At bath, So. Coast Metro
$20k dn. to tow theed rate. Min C1.1 re-super famlty home In cut-de-uc. Extra large 241 llCI L quired or $2,900 dn to a new FHA •4'11 rear yard lot. Calt for per90ha '=
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Bubbffng streem, pool, epe. eec. gal•. Beautiful 21 2 bdrm, 2 bath, lowel' unit. 2 av8llable. ~ Thia penthou9e condo In VIia Balboa. 2 master 122t 111 ....... fpl, OCMn, bay and city llgtha view. All ...... this and more. Come by and ... It you'" be gllld 11¥11 • you dldl For or.ty ~ IPEI 111 ......
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c..tom home .... on hll top With 380° view. IFF•lllLE 1111'1 11.46 acr.-with 750 producing avocadO trees.
Great ieweatment today and Murel Total= Two bedroom ~ and bechelor unit In rear,
only 111 tblble car garage. Good income. Alk~
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i( .... EAITlllE Tiii IT m S#lgle famAy home. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, f~ room, garage, )Wd. 2687 Redtanda. • ,..,,.. tt you want beauty and perfection tn a ... ,. ..... townhome, thla la It. Dnmatlc ftreplece, breaa
' chandeler. It'•~ Probably the most i IEAITIFILTIWlll•E beautttut you•n ever.... aa.-t -····-I Two bdrm, 2'.l'i ba townhome. Obi car garage,
comm. pool, spa. Only 34 units In 4 year old 1011 llLPI
complex. X'lnt location. Avail. 7-1. lt•t• 111' IFF 1iE PIESS 111111 ··-4 IEI A new llatlng In Meu Verete. 3 bedrooms, 2 II IAlllWIU baths, f..n & dining rooma, expanded & highly
upgraded. Quiet street, new carpMlng, central , ... ,
Condo In So. coat Metro ••· Lowest price tn .W, French doors & wtndowa, white otlk, wt bar, Flllll complex for thla model Immaculate unit In etc:, etc:. One-of-a-kind epedal home~
gated, community wtth running atrMms, 2 ICW
bdrm, 2 bath, v.utted ceHlngs, microwave, ... ,, •• 'I 11,11 upper end unit. Cell s1n.-.... u. " IPll UT. IEW, IEW1
"llCE ...... Newport t~ta location. Adorable 2 bdrm, 2
bath & t..rNey room, pool & spa. R-2 tot.:.=; 1U1 STI Four bdrm, 2 bath, 7 comer locMk>n, with 1C0819. 1111 bedroom extenek>n. R ace 111. Needs 80t'ne .. 11111•1 11111 11W, SE loving. 11n,m 3111 -II.II ... .. 2~1
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ft.) lotl ~ ftrat home wtth IOlld im.t-..•.• ,, .. prtvate .,a. 2 fpla. wee blr, CN91 llmd-= mentt Prtcild to.... ,..._ room. •ILYI _ ...
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IEST IU II PElllSIU
Close to bay, beach, and park. Great duptex,
modern decor. 2 fpl, 2 garages. Large tropical
patio w/splral staircase. Setters motivated. Sub-
mft. Asking only ... un.m•w1
TIP IF TIE LllE
Charming 3 bdrm, 2 bath Buccota home. Larger
family room & dining room. Inside laundry. Bay
windows. Excellent Mesa Verde location.
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Adorable Cape Cod house. Two bdrm, 1 bath +
3 bdrm rental house. san.---
40 ICIE PARCEL
Off the Ortega Hwy, near residential ~op
ment, last of the large parcels. Butld resldentlal
or rural ranches. Call for details. Asking ·--mn11121m
IEWPlllT IEACH ESTATE
IPPllL 1h ICIE
Rambling ranch styte residence wtth 3 bdrm,
den & famify room. This magnificent home Is
sttuated on a double tot. Country kitchen with
sunny breakfast eating area. Separate formal
dining area. Sotwtum windows and much more.
Overstzed grounds with lush tropical rear yard,
pool, spa, expensMt grassed area with fruit
treea. "Perfect Setting tor a Luau." JUST RE-
DUCED. saa.-
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fiv9.-2 bdrm, 1 batho·· · ~ ~. PreMOt income low MM• ..,. . 25% down. Ask:ii . ~ .....
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Materlal and wonunanlhlp are the halmn of
this exquisite home nestled in the hll8 of Or-
ange. This beautiful home has the most fabuk>ua
view ever. Call for details 1111• ..
•TIVITESEWI
D .. ISITE .• Cll ,
Incredible front row ocun & harbor views'.. ;
ExdusiYe Irvine T err11e:e. 4 bdnn, 3 bath witb t
total class. A complete remodel with views from
everywhere this elegMt home feetur• Eure>-
pean kitchen wtttt white oak cabinetry, white
marble ftoorit-,g high vaulted ceilings, family ~
room & formal dining. The sumptuous master
suite has Its own private •doeed courtyard.
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Build 5 Estate liZe home. M<M11alln, ~ ~ c
coastal views. _,..
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Excrusive bayfront home with 180° postcard ·
views of the Harbor. This property with its own
private dock has been reduced by hundreds of
thousands!! Don't miss out, call today. .,,..,..
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Pride Building with assumable 1st. Great Mix.
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433 acres. Prime. producing Almond Orchard 9
yrs old planted tte.ttand ot Sacramento v..,.
Complete oodef ground sprinkler Irrigation.
$700,000 yr gross, 15% returen. Assumable Fed
land bank loan 45,900/8Cfe. Blue Dlmnond. a.11•.--IUZalll
Fii LUSE ·
Prtme Mesa Verde loeation. 5 bdrm, 3 bath, new
carpeting & kitchen appManoea, freshly pmnted.
Reedy for immediate occupancy. Close to golf
course & shopping. -1 = leue. 11•181 --... ~,EPP
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Dover H9'ghts Condomfnlums. A collection of
Six townnomes otrenng aecurity, oonventence
and a gracious atyte of ltvtng. For the wise
Investor. Fine quality featurea and unexoefled
workmanlhip "*• 8n outstanding value. F.ea-tures Jnclude an 3 BR, 2\.i BA units. Private brick
patios, security system In each unit. Central
vacuum. Inside laundry area and much more.
Call today regarding this property. 646-7171
NP7
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Charming EastSide wel maintained 3 BR pool
home in most sought after area of Costa Mesa.
It's unbeatable. HurryJ>n this one. It won't last
long. Can 646-7171 NP8
Wll 11•
Lovely 3 BR, 21A BA townhome. Large master
suite. Large kttchen. Wet bar and fireplace in
living room. Large side yard. Double enclo9ed
garage. Can for Information. 646-7171 NP9
ar1111• mum , 11.,..
Try $1900 down plus normaJ VA ctos4ng costs
and take advantage of your VA eUglbHlty. You
can be the proud owner of this large 2 BR
townhome. Excellent Eastskkt location. Excel-
lent price. Fenced front and rear yards. Call
today to see. 646-7171 NP11
Ll9llT ,_ l14e -Champagne condomlnlum at a r~
prloe. Impressive unit wtth 2 muter suites.
Vaulted ceilings. Space aaver kitchen wtth all the
amenities. Uvfng room wtth fireplace. Large
deck overlooklng tr•Hned greenbeft. CaJI
&46-7171 NP10
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Very excellent buy on this neat 3 BR home In
great area located on a larqe lot wtth avocado •
trees, great for the f.mlty. Hearty new country
kitchen, bonus room With French doors. Sky-
lights, RV acces1 and room for your boat. Great
buy tn today's market. 546-2313 HP1
•L.,_IUllY 1211,111
Thia lowly home ta a detight to eee, very e>pen
floor plan wtttt new carpets Md dr~. r•
modeled bathroonw, a big country kitchen with
refrigetator. microwave, and trUh compactor.
Crackling fireplace In tMng room. Covered
patio, child aafe fenced ewtmming pool. Auto-
matic sprinklers, front 8nd rMr. AH thll on a
huge corner lot. Mo~ condition. Won't last at
this price. Call nowt 5't&-2313 HP2 n11•-tw1a. • .,.. 8UPeib location. Big family room, forrnm dtnlng,
kJtcheft Js a chef"• delight laland stove, 10t1 of
cupboards, gleaming tile. Mother-In-law
bedroom wtth ~ bath on nm floor. wtndtng
at8lrwaly to upper ~ mater eutte wtth fUll
bmh p1u1 two more BR. The grounds heY8 just
beer't pr~ lllnd9caped. Sparkflng
endoeed pool. Country dub IMng In the city.
c..I fOf det ..... 54&-2313 HP3
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·--. ..... 121 .... Single story on quiet circle In M.a del Mar. Btg,
blg rooms throughout. T errazo tile entry. 8tg
living room. ctackllng fireplace, famffy room.
r~ kttchen, ~t. C<Wered patJo,
etc .• etc. Call for details. 546-2313 HP4
.... _ 1117,IM
Greet price, very prtvate3 BR homewtth 1¥• BA,
blg living room, cheery kitchen, stained glass
wtndow. Skylight, garage door openers, many
extras. Very nice front and back yards. A home
to be proud of. Call for lnformatton. 546-2313
HP5
n&TaJ I mllY .U II~
Beauttful home in a great area. The home ls In
excellent ~n condition. Everything up-
graded Jn this property~ Formal IMng room wtth
vaulted ceilings, formal dining, huge famlty room
with flreptace. Gourmet kitchen, 4 big BR, 2 BA
and powder room. The master bath has a
skylight. Mirrored wardrobes, air conditioner. A very handsome home. can for appt. to ahow
546-2313 HP6
NE WPORT BEACH
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Expect to be Impressed wtth thls custom West-
cliff home. On one of largest lots In Newport.
Entertain elegantty In large formal Hving room.
dining room, den, famlty room wtth bar, garden
room wtth Indoor BBQ over1ooldng pool and
guest house. A home definitely worthy of your
lnapectton. Open S.turday 1~. Call 646-7171
for details. NP1
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Aaume existing first. Owner wtll CNfY large
.aec:ond or trade. C... today to w this lleeping
pt. Mein floor featurea mut• IUtie with lllrge
doeets, nrepaace, 2 •ge bedrooma, 2 more
bathl. Huge gourmet kitchen. ctM11et type famHy
room with wet bar. Elegant dining room. Con-
versation pit wtth flrepe.oe. Large formal IMng
room. Alt surround an atrium With pool Md tpa.
Second floor hu tecond mut• IUlte, ~
bonus room. Sun'ounded by Ytew of mountlllns,
& hills. Cllll &46-7171 NP2
.. ...., IUllY •••1111 . Remodeled Min Web built 4 BR. Large mater
IUlte wl1h wtMr1 pool bath. Frendt docn, lky-
light, cathedrat ceilings, cuatomtled carpet,
ftoorlng, W1111Coveringa. Clra.1• ~•way, large
comer lot. ~ S.turday Md Sunday 12-5. c .. for detaHI. 848-7171 NP3 ' ...... _ ,,.,..
Mottvat9d ....,. W8nta thll tmpr1111Ye comer
unit In Eactow tomorrow. 2 BR, 2 BA. ExoeMent
ftoor plan. Call &46-7171 NP4
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Motivated .... ,_ICed price on ttMe r.tl6oft.
able NeWpcwt CondO. ~ Md com-
fortable 2 BA. 2 BA. View from b91cony. Cail ·
today at 848-7171 NP5 •
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A rare find. Beeutltul 3 BR home wtth 1eo• view
on a prtvate rOlld. As a bonus Included In the
price ls a 2 BR Income unit. Very seldom is
anytNng IHCe lfii• aY91lable 1n thts area at this
price. Call 54e-2313 HP12 11•u--.. ......
In deeireeble Newport Beach. lovely upgraded,
custom oak, wtth bNrned <*lings, two big
bedrooms, two baths. Great retirement home at
.,, aftordabte pra. Call 548-2313 HP13
OTHE AREAS
11111 • •1n1-ma11 •1.-Prtvate. sectuded, situated on approximately 'h
acte. 3 BR remodeted wtth family room, flr&-
ptaoe-, IOYety patio Off k1tchen wtth koi pond.
En1ertaintng patio off family room. Inviting pool.
Large detached garage. Borders Newport. Call
for,furthef tnformatton. 646-7171 NP6
nu• 1 1a1111 1...,.
Country IMnQ In the city. Beautttul home on•
large Wooded hihlde lot wtth view of city tights.
l.aded glass entry to dramatic formal dining
room, IOVety imported decorator wallpaper,
French doors, paneNKt wtndows, Md doors,
gourmet kttchen, huge private aulte. Much
more, central air, patio, famlty room, RV eoceas,
etc .. etc. Call 546-2313 for appt. HP9 .-rrr111-.r ,,,._
lovely Yorba lJnda townhome, 2 BR, 1~ BA.
Tutefutty decorated. Many unique fMtures,
ftreplKe, COYered patio, detached 2 car garage.
Breakfast bar, dining area. Aaociatton pool,
spa, sauna, bar-t>-que. Picnic area. Playground,
v~ court near bike traila. Great buy. Call
now won't lat. C8M 546-2313 HP10
.. llLLBIM ··-Studio condo, great location, "'"'"Ing atreema,
luah grounda. DetNrable Notthwood area In
Irvine. Auume $51, 112 FHA loan. CaJI 5i6-2313
HP11 ----,, ... One of the na.t townhomel for thil prtce. Al
the rooms ere generoue llad With a prtyate
entry, .. on first noor. Abeotutely gorgeoua )Ob
decorating, gourmet kltohen, two muter.,....,
private patio, etc., etc. Great for the pro-
fwional S*90n who Meda a low IMlntenanoe
home. &811546-2313 HP7 aunu• ...,..,
Two BR, 1'!\ BA condo. Greet for Investment or
start• hOme. Monthly tMin. dues tipprox.
$102.00 montNY ~ clubhouM, pooe PfMo.
legee. OWner htahtY mOttvated, •• 9dvllntage. c.11 now 548-23" 13-HP8 .........
lllfiI pp"....... •lMll r-. ... ,.._ Nilw never occupied two 8'lrY
W... vdlime c1•nga. ~room Wiit • .._
Met -... GouriRiet lmnd "*'*' ... .... eonu. ~ ..................... .....
fir ... 2 wonmry btCttoom1. I ...._lb-
, tertor ..undry. aor.. room. 3 car ClllNGe. Nlw
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714/ 494-1177
1URNER IATES REALTORS
Welcome to our world . . . A world of private coves and ~ndy beaches .
.. ... Lm nm• -and move right in
to tta comptetely furnished Emerald Bay
home. The 8 bdrm, 6~ baths plus every
amenity you are ever likely to want are
complimented by the absolutely spectacu-
lar whitewater coastal views and Catalina
sunMts. Everything was custom made for
the home. 13,700,000
Tlll.DICI -Fabulouse oceanfront lo-
cation! This 2 bdrm 2 bath own your own
unit has beautiful whitewater views and Is
close to elevator and steps to the beach.
Famous "moon walker" astronaut's home.
$298,000
fllallS ICUll ftlWS -from tNs large and
lovely Three Arch Bay famity home.
Amenities include 3 bdrms. 2~ baths,
hardwood floors, wonderful master suite.
Perfect condition and easily maJntalned.
$615,000
-CM -This most prestlgk>uS private
community is the tocation of • 4 bdrm
family home wtth lovely outdoor lMng ar•.
Ample tot offers pouibttttieil for ex-
pansion. $795,000
mull UT -This magnificent 4 bdrm, 31h
bath home Is close to the ocean and has
wonderful whitewater v1ews. Amenities In-
clude steps to the beach, 4 car garage and
it Is situated on an exceptionatfy large lot.
$1,950,000
PICIRC ISlA9 llllCt -This 2 bdrm 2 bath
condo ls located in a very popular adult
community featuring clubhouse. pool and
spa. A perimeter unit, it has views of city.
valley and huts. Vacant and ready to move
tnt $189,000
fllTISTIC llCIM -Across from ~
front In lovely Three Ard\ Bay. Bellutiful
·whitewater views and lots of natural m.-
terials make this a WlfY 8'>9dlll home.
CIOM to park & tennis courts. $745,000
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Lovely home on a doubte lot built around a
sparkling pool, landscaped patio with flreplt. 3
BR, 4 BA, gourmet kitchen, professionally dec-
orated. Immaculate condition. Wilt lease at
$3,500 month for 1 year plus.
--' I IL .,.,. Enjoy beauttfut ocean view from IMng room and
sundeck. Kitchen, dining area have eome vl9W of
bay. Located at quiet end of ,,..,.,.._ Flaw a
wonderful aummer In your OCMnfront home . .
Lido Realty
3377 VIA LIDO, NEWPORT BEACH
MUlllT-19l.a --Newer. Cape Cod deligr\ duplex. Upper-
apadoua 3 BR, 2 BA has new CllrJ>9t and piilnt.
Lower-2 BR, 2 BA. Bulking newly pelnted and
well maintained. 2 '* J*king for eech unit.
Woodbuming ftrepl8ce eech unft. Oeftnttely
prldi of ownership. Call for more Information .
COSTA MESA a L:AGUtM BEACH
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Duplex with bay view near to Pavilion. Great
location, walk to ocean, store & restaurants. 3
BR, 2 BA, den-Yp; 3 SR, 2 BA down. CaH office
for Info on wtnter & summer ~ule.
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Thia bayfront condo haa been tot.aty ,.
decorated In exquisite taste of neut...a tonee of
'beige and white. White Berber carpeting +
accent of mwble. Convertible den and master
sutte wtth huge walk-In cloaet. Slip avataable.
W8'k to beech. Sec. Sub-parking.
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Coldwell honors HB trio for achieve1nent
,
Estate Council, the Young Bollrd of
Realtors IWld is past community dtrec-
tOf' pf the Danas Junior Chwnber of
Commerce.
Oude..-.1"'8fer end W-'ker-Andrew re-
side in Huntington Beech.
Wimer of the Eut Huntington Beach
offtce has been with Coldwel Banker
lince May of 1988. Thia pat year,
besklel wtnnlng the DilltlngUtlhed
Achievement Award, Wimer el80 was
named a member of the Siver Circle
and was one of NOf'th Orange County's-
Top Ave Outgoing Nationwide Refer-
r• wtnners.
Wimer lives In Newport Beed\ wtth
her husband. She ls active In mM)'
Charity and ....... groups In the
area. Wimer ha a battMlkw's degrw
from the Untwei lity of MarytMd and
prior ·tO her start In reel ........ ._ a
preschool clrector Md teectw.
The West Huntington ~office ls
located al 6491 Edinger Ave. For mcwe
Information, Cllll SM-7521.
The EMt Huntington Beach office Is
located at 19131 ltrookhurst St. The
offtce ,.._ be lw::hed et 912-5585.
REAL'FY
The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm ··-..... ~ ·--You .. .....,~ the....,,..,_... Attrm-
lwtr dlCOf 11111 2 bdrm 2 .,... VIII 8lllboe
Condo owr 17UO 1q. ft. wtth Wge WNty room
oS*W on to 2 nice,......
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Gllle ..... community. SuiWM .... "°"' dedl. 1 bdrm. ~
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POU& BBDIOOll + DOCI IW,MO
Large single story waterfront with dock for .0
footer. Big f amil~ kitchen, separate family room,
hobby room, • BR, 3 B~. and 3 car garaae. Large
patio and spa. Move-in condition.
COSTA MESA
MESA VE&DE P.STATE I 11,IOt,OOO
This is a double lot property that epitomizes the
Calif omia tile-style. Situated on the 15th fair-
way of the Meaa Ve.rde Country Club Golf
Coune, the property features a pooJ. •1>9!-~
house, two patios, and a liaht.ed north/aouth
tennis court. The impressive liome bouta 5 BR
and 5 BA including a master suite with au.Men
dressing room. a aouinc ceilinc livin& room with
fireplace, baronial dining room, •tall quarten,
gentleman'• library with rmg;:ce, and a full
equipped guest house. Reva ueli can show
you thi.a prestigious property. A Coldwell Benker
Eatate Division.
I B& ON BASTSIDB UDUCZD TO SHl,Olt
Chalet style tOWrihome, eeclUdecl end unit. Hid
beamed ceiling and interior peDelfDI ~la~
out. Large bac.kya.rd with room for e~.
Quiet 10 unit comples with pool and ape.
SOUTH COAST METRO
WllY PAY IUIUI .. ,HI
Fabuloua Park Briatol condo. BeeuUful 11>lit-
lewl loft wait with private encbecl brick tio.
Perfect tor Ii,..._ or~. Clole to Utety ~ .. .80uth CoMt Pima; th9PPi and
Performhis Arta. For dais price w~ ~ ~ .. fiDd Oii , .. land? Don't mill out. can
Heidi 8tOCkWell for more iDtorma.tioD.
2299 RABBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
OPE N HOJSF
OOSTA MESA 2867 Velaco
3 BR $222,000
SANTA ANA 1250 Cabrillo
1 BR $71,000
SUNDAY
con A ta.SA 2867 Velasco
3 BR $222,000
QriAlae
1-5
CAUPUE OUTDOO• UVINGt IHl,MO
h what th.it 3 BR, 1 ~ Ba pool home off era.
WJ• fencied-in pool area ia separate from
backyard. Patro acceu &om formal dininc room.
and family room provides cool swnmer livins.
New _paint inside and out, new ~t. ~
out It parquet fioori111 makes thi.a home lib
new. Features include breUtast bar, new built-
in oven and microwave, ceilina fana, new wiDdow
coverinp, and eolar pool cover. Call for a atic)w.
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INTRODUCING OUR AGENT
1118.A VBIDl'S
MOST UcmNQ PSOPDTY Ill._
Thia 4 BR, 2\.i BA home comet with a cosy den
and fonul diDinl room. Newly redone decOr -mch.Miel J'reneh "'ooon. Belcourt ceilinp, de-
aiper wallpaper, and eat-in kitchen. Hup cue-
tom pool 2 ap. Mt in large yud wit.h a rrand
patio aDd outdoor farepit for entertainq.
BA8T8IDS COSTA lllSA • llH OOI
F.motioMI 3 BR, 2Ya r 0 ack 8-y vill;;
toWnbOiai, with war 0 \_, .$dee« and numtr·
oua uppidee. C a. .. uet entry, solar watet
heatfus, Ud muc. ~ore. Call Bernie for detiia
Etpt -9 from Coldwell B&nken South Orange County re&Jon were ma.cted lllto tbe ctrele of Honor.
Eight inducted into Circle of Honor
Eight agents from Coldwefl Banker's
South Orange County region were
honored wtth lnvttatlons to join the
Circle of Honor -Listings. This group Is
comprised of 11g9nta who have taken at
least one listing per month for all of
1987. Only thele agents In the South
Orange County region achieved this
quota.
Sandra Hedburg and Beverly
Pavtovich of the SoUth Laguna office
were named to the artte of Honor -
Listings. Also included were: Jerry
Gerard. El Toro: Dick . Kaye. lrvlne:
MarcMongeau.eo.taM~Lor~ne
Mullen-Kr.... Laguna; Heten Netger.
Tustin; and Boni Pereira, Mission Viejo.
Coldwell Banker, the country's larg-
est full-service real estate firm, Is 82
years old and a member of the Sears
Financial Network. Coldwetl Banker
Residential Group, one of the three
residential real estate units, has more
than 2,000 owned and franchised
residential real estate offices na-
tionwide. This group owns companies
that supply a complete range of
services Including brokerage, retoca-
tion, mortgage, title, escrow and new-
home marketing. The other business
units are Coldwell Banker Commercial
Group and Homart Development Co.
In gratitude to all those who fought
to secure our freedom and in memory
of those who -Sacrificed their lives
that we could live
in peace.
Have a
safe and
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American Escrow, Inc.
Dcsi~n Plaza • 240 Ncwp<>rt Dr. • Suite 10c;
Newport Beach • California 9l(i'l0
(714) 640-9860
"Serving your Escrow ne~ds"
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Own« wants hts house sold but doesn't want anybody to know 11 1 This beautiful four
bedroom and den Mesa Verde home has a pool and spa, lostl landscaping and a
realistic price of $340,000. We would love to show tt to you but rt may take a few days
to set up an appointment. Please call patiently 751-5000
IT'S SO PRETTY
Oehglltful 3 bedroom, 2 bath Wfth spll'klng pool and spa located " establthSed
neighl:J0111ood of well manicured yards and cared for homes New carpet parquet floors.
plus fireplace. $184,950. Call 751-5000
EXECUTIVE LIVING
\ 3 bedroom, 2'h bath home With ceramic tile, decorator waltpap« throughout, plantatJOn
shutters and fireplaces fl IMng room and master bedroom Remodeled guest bathroom
Qose to schoots. shopping, and So. Cst Plaza. In super condition -must see to
appreciate. $164.500. CaB 751-5000
HEIGHTS AREA
Large .3. bedroom. 2 bath home. near the best 9Chools. With large bonus room and w.et
bar, dining room. dramatic firepace. kMty patio and bade yard RV access S215 ooo Call 751·5000 '
SOUTH COAST METRO
Better than new sptit leY8I in Costa Mesa has it al;>ool. spa, mirrored wardrobes,
mecrowave, garage door opener, washt!tldr/« What etse could you want? Full pnoe
$134,900. Call 751-5000.
EASTSIDE DUPLEX
Perteet for Investor or renting one and ltving In 1he other. Larger unit Is 4 bedroom. 3 bath
and onfy two years otd. This is prime property and you should act now. Full pnoe
$359,000. Cal 751-5000.
QUITE EXCLUSIVE
lqlecable two story home With two baths. and a bonus room almost big enough to
subdMde. New paint, new wattpaper and, for Costa Mesa. a VflfY reasonable pnoe of
only s 189,900. Call 751-5000.
BIG BIG BONUS
Thts rs a very unusual 3 bedroom 3 bath floor plan with a very bfi bonus room
located m one of Orange County's better cities and pnced to sell quickly at only
$142,900. Call 75 l ·5000
MESA VERDE
Outstanding tour bedroom with den, three baths. and a tllTMty room ovenoo•ung the
large pool and spa area. Separate patio perfect tor coolcouts Ful pnoe $345.000
Please can for 1n appoentment. Cal 751-5000
GARDEN TYPE OFFICE
New Mesa Verde professlonal offtoe IUit• IVlilable from 550 square Met Favorable
!else prCMSions and a rate of S9 toot gross makes this a WlrY attrlCtl\le °""1ng Call
751-SOOO.
COSTA MESA RENTALS
llwee bedroom. two bllh. $1175
llwee bedroom.~ bath. s 1500
REAL ESTATE SALES
H you att dm*q about a new Wtef or llrudy have your
ltcense we hne the best tr._. avatlable at no cost to you. Call manacer tor rtSerYation.
1.
•Spa
•Pool t\llew
**Waterfront
***Waterfront and Pool
"'Give Address at Guard Gate
HOIES FOR SILE
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2592 Arbor, Bayshoree
631-1400 $455,000 Sunday 1-5
'412 Hazel Dr, Olde Corona Del Mar
759-9070 $380,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
t...-15 Toulon, Harbor Ridge Ea1ata. NB
673-9333 $750,000 Sunday 1-5
2 IR ,1us Fii II 1r IEI
* "'4'4 Belcourt Or North, Belcourt, NB 759--6700 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•••3425 Ocean Btvd, Corona del Mar
631-1400 $1,649,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
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t 128 25th St, 88100. PentMula
s.8-5647 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1_.
531 Cat.Una. Newport Heights
759-6600 '435,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•4522 Dorchester, cameo Hlgh&Mds
644-9060 $425,000LH Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
3154 Kflarney, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $187,950 Sunday 1-5
21 Montpelffer. Harbor Ridge, NB
&«-0060 $850,000 Sunday 1-5
1141 ~brOke, Westdlff, NB
644-9060 $329,500 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
2150 Rural, Costa Mela
546-2313 S 198,000 Sat 12 ...
t311 Santa Ana Ave, Newport Heights, NB
631-7300 $550,000 S.t/&.wt 1-5
* 1501 SMUlnila. lfWl8 Terrace. CdM
722-8114 $459,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
538 Tuatin Ave, N9wport 8ch
644-9080 $287,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2187 Velelco, Costa Mela
845-8115 $222,000 Sat/Sun 1 ....
215 Vie Nee,~ ....
131-1400 1429,000 S8t/8un 1-5
111 Via ... """°· Udo .... .,.,. 1116,000 Seturdly 1-6
211 Via ... """°· Udo .... • ,.,. -.000 Sat/Sun 1-6
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t * 1011 Bonnie Donne, Irvine Terrace, NB
644-9060 $735,000 Sat 1-'5
••122 cameo Hlghlanda. cameo HighlMdl
644-6200 $799,000 Saturday 1-5
•325 cameo Shoree, cameo Sh0tee
759-6600 $649,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
t2405 Cliff Drive. Newport Heights
631-1400 $850,000 s.t/Sun 1-5
V'25 Cor11\0f81'1t, Bayvtew, NB
644-9060 $349,000 Sunday 1-5
t '42'4 Oahtla, Corona del Mar
675-9115 $525,000
t927 E. Balboa 81. (Peninsula) N.B.
Sun 1-5
&73-3777 $465,000 Sat/Sun. 1-5
t260 Ewning Canyon, Shorecilffa. CdM
673-5354 $698,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
* *408 Evening Star, Dover Shores
644-6200 $725,000 $undaY 1-5
3261 Michigan, Costa Mela
546-2313 $223,500 Sat/Sun 1 ...
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642-5678 ,
for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
1n1 .... Hempehlre(Meea Verde N.) C.M .
875-8e88 Sunday 1-5
218 Via ltMca, Udo ....
831-1400 $490,500
618 Via UdoSoud, Udolete
S.t/Sun 1-5
831-7300 $700,000 Sat/Sun 1 ...
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243 Albert Place, Eutlide Costa Mela
873-7300 ~5,000 Sunday 1_.
t2323 8ay9lde Ortve,Corona del Mar
759-8600 $1,595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•4520 Cor1a.nd, Cameo Highlands
759-8600 $599,500 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
9289 Grackle Ave, Fountain Valley
673-9333 $284,900 Sat/Sun 1 ...
1781 Pltcartn, c.ta Mela
54&-2313 $227,000 Sunday 1-5
**t3100 W Oceenfront, w. Newpon
• 631-1400 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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t 1715 Antigua Way, 8aycre9t. NB
631-7300 1535.000 Sun/Mon 1-5
••2008 B.aHrlc, Costa Mela
845-8115 $318,500 S.t1 ... :30/&.w\ , ...
...-t 18 Cherry Htls, Big Cenyon, NB
759--18n s1.189,000 Saturday 1 ... :30
*1374 Galaxy Ortve, Dover Shoree
759--eeOO $790,000 Saturday 1-5
t...-1 HM>or Ridge, Harbor Ridge, NB
673-9333 $785,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•t 15 lfwem••• Lw, Big Cenyon
644-eaoo $1,295,000 ~ 1-5
~.~-· HarborV... ... .-.ooo ...,1-S
207 Port ertieol, ....... v... ..--. ..
754M700 '429,IOO ~ 10..1
ttl'•••1 Aue~~. BlgCyn, NB
780-l333 ..... GOO S8lurdey 1-5
••1o:sa ..-....... Harbor v..w ... eu aao 1&11.000 8M/9un 1-s
.... ••a1 ._,)·op•. HllrOor Aldg9, ..
780-1900 -.000 s.u8UnlMon 1-e
•1701 ..... :-••ffPOlt... . 146-2113' .... ,000 8lll8un 12~
**"'1 *Ude loud, Udo ....... 7'0-1900 11.-.000 Sun/Mon 1-6
••••• *Udo loud, Udo ....... ,....,.. 11.-.000 .._ 11-6
--Vie Undo8ia. Ulgune _... ...._n11 ll70.000 a.a 1~ aun 1-.
-'•-... fllapDft ._. 711-1141 -.000 8llll8UnlMoft 14
• .. 10WI111M 0rtwe. W&1laM, ..
... 7171 1771.-llil M •. .,,. ....... ,... ~ .,c..,..-
711 Im _INIMO -• .., M
llEllNM
•2011 s.ntlloo. Oowr Sh«es
831-1400 '530,000 Sunday 1-5
211 Via Ebol, Udo ....
~ $835,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
111 ,111 Fll IM or DEi
•• •807 BayWde Or, Newport Beech
850-7000 $1,075K Sat/Sun 12:~:30
•• 10 Dnk• Bey, Spygtas, NB 1SMSeOO seeo.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5
1408 K ... Or, Harbor V'8w Hills, COM
720-1704 SSH,500 Sat/~/Mon 1~
•• 14 o.kcr.t, Big C.nyon ~ $1,395,000 . Sat/Sun 1-5
***1011 PoUria, Dover Shores, NB
873-9333 $875,000 LH Sat/Sun 1-5
225 Via Oeno9, Udo Isle, -NB
75MS800 S591,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•• •9'5 W'"lg9d Foot ln. Big Canyon, NB
~ 7l0-3010 '950.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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•••10oniu.a.r.~ 1se eeoo tee0.ooo Sund8y 1-5 •••548 ~ tll.nd Or., NB 844 8080 $1,585,000 Sunday 1-5
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* 1919 Glenwood Lane, Bayc:rest, NB
631-7300 $595,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
TOWllHOIES
CONDOS FOR SILE
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1250 Cabrillo, Santa Ana
645-8115 $71,000 Saturday 1_..
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...... 260 ~ ln#317, Villa Bafboa. NB
673-4<t00 $164,900 Sunday 1 .....
48-4 E 16t t, Costa Mesa
548-7887 $278,500 Sat/Sun 11_..
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* • 226 HartfOtd, 88yridge
644-6200 $230,000
•••25 Ima Loa Ct, Newport Crest. NB
759-6700 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* •4 Serena Ct, Newport Cr.a, NB
759--8700 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1~5
MORTGAGE RATES
FIXED ADJUSTABLE ..... .,... .............. ...... ...... .,.... ,....... .............. .....
Amertcan tnwetat. SAL ..... ,,.. , .. ) (~) a.-..... ,,.. , .. ) '4;r> ( .. ) &..-
10.375 10 2.000 188 8.000 10 2.000 1 2.750 250 ... of AfNrica 10.125 20 2.000 45 188 7.500 20 2.000 eo 2.250 500 .. ~ 10.500 05 1.125 to 188 7.875 05 2.000 eo 2.750 500
•oobldl L 10.865 05 t.500 15 188 8.250 20 0.000 15 2.825 300 Conli•ltlMS&L 10..375 20 1.500 45 188 7.500 10 2.000 eo 2.500 100 . '
~ .......... -.111 11 ,.-• -7.111 • ,.-• a.• -Giiii ••a FedlNI 8&L 10.175 20 2.000 30 188 7.250 20 1.500 45 2.500 750
IN:a .... UL 10.125 20 2.000 15 111 7.500 20 1.500 15 2.250 1U
HGMl,..,..UL 10.125 05 2.000 14 1• 7.500 11 2.000 45 2.750 500 . ._ ......... 11.125 25 2.000 30 eoo 7.750 10 2.000 30 2.750 111 .
t: ·=· -=-·· aJ'll 11 1.-• -7.19 " ,.-• 1.111 -10.750 05 1.500 30 1• 7.750 05 2.500 15 2.790 -ze.:. ...... 10.750 10 2.000 15 1• 7375 10 1.500 15 2.500 300 t::I ..... 10.750 10 1.000 30 1tl 7500 10 1.750 15 -2.110 500
10.790 20 o.500 15 ,.. 1.175 20 1.750 15 2.800 .• 500 --·· .... n I ::r.:::.. 11.w • .... • -... • 2..91 • Ult -r.•:r ... 10.500 10 2.000 30 -7875 10 1.500 30 2.250 ,.
11.000 10 uoo 00 1• 7 500 10 1.000 IO 2.500 aoo o.-.raw111; ' 10.750 05 1.000 75 ,. 7.250 10 2000 75 2.110 ,.
.... II "*'II ..... 10.IOO 10 uoo 45 1• 7.125 10 2.000 45 2.500 1tl
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···~ ... " .... • -u• 11 t.-• ..... -10.m 10 2.000 00 1• 7.500 20 1.000 00 2.250 500 ... ~ ......... TNll::r.:-11..llO ao· 1.IOO 20 500 1.500 10 2.000 45 2.750 1000 u ... 11.115 10 1.100 23 290 7.175 20 2.500 46 2.250 , ..
.......... ML 10.121 10 1.500 30 ,. 7.125 20 1.500 IO 2.!00 500 -
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* v 44 Belcourt Or North, 8*ourt, NB
759-6700 $725.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
25 Chatham Court, 8*ourt
644-6200 $749,000 . Sunday 2-5
**801UdoPwkOrNe2A. Udo Pminsu1a
631-1400 $475,000 Saturday 1-5
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t 2463 tMne Ave, F1, 8-* Bay
631-1400 $285.000 Sunday 1-5
•••2119 Vista Omada. Eastbluft, N.B.
721-0248 $389,000 Sat/Sun 10-5
3 II •l•s Fii II er 1£1
••2569 ~Ave #C,&ideCM
646-7171 $143,500 Saturday 1 .....
DU PLUES
.FOR SILE
3 •• , •• 3 ••
• 424 Oehla. Corona del Mar
675-9115 $525,000 Sun 1~
7 12 Pom.ttta, Corona del Mar
759-6600 $575,000 Sunday 1~
INDEX SUl•IARY
ADJUSTA.m EllORTAGES ,... ...
7.51
1.00
1.22
S.50
7.40
l..2t ....
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7.51 7.51
9.00 &.!O
1.21 S.1e
1.51 1.41
7.33 7.23
t.1t a.oe
8.53 . 131
80UTHERN CALIFONU
RATE AVERAGES
c~ 2. ..... -.... •I
1s,_, 1().351 10.114 .,.. 10 ... 11 GOS
•• 2 I' ........ 7.522 7.701
1,.. 7.tl5 7.741
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... $3.900.000
VIA UDO ~BR-4*BA. .... $1,650,000
VIA LIDO SOUD-4BR·3~BA. .... $1,550,000
VIA UDO ~58R 4BA. .. $1,495,000
VIA SAN RDM>-SBR SBA .. $895,000
VIA LIDO souo-68R·5BA. ... ....... $759,000
VIA KOROK-CBR·28A.. . ........ $749,000
VIA ZURICH -48R·2BA. ....... $698.000
VIA ORV1£TQ--4BR·3BA ...... $698,000
VIA ITHACA 28R·28A. ...... $695.000
VIA LORCA-'BR·3BA. ...... $$95.999
VIA SAN Rt:MC>-38R·2~8A. ..... .$555,000
VIA ITHACA-38R·3BA. ...... ... $499,500
VIA NIC£-38R 28.\ .. .. $429,000
EXCLUSIVELY um1 WITll
BILL FEEllEY
LIM ISLE Usmll SPUMLllT
WlllUlllT IMO llC., IULTIU
131-1400 111-1111
* OLDE CORONA DEL MAR *
AWESOME OCEAN VIEW
TllS PllPEln IS PllCD s1.-,111 I ESS
Tiii CIMPIUILE PllPERTY 11 ICUI ILVI.
reathtaking View of Sand & Waves!·
CALL FOR APPT •• ·-········ EA --·-·-23' HAZEL ON LUSH GREEN CAllYON-Wondtttul ..,. 1 8•*1oom, 1..,,., hofN.
CM «Id 2nd •'°'1· Ro« to c.llng nldolf& "Fulkln ritw ol L""-•
Corona llHdt." $895,000
SANDS INVESTMENTS 159-90'10
Jiii a PA TTY MCDONALD
GARDEN SETTING
Prl~ location overlooking green-
bt'lt and pool ramada. 3 Bedroom.
2~ bath BLUFFS condo. Bright end
unit. extra skylighu. h~rdwood
floors -shows like a model. Fast
possession possible. You own the
land.
$317,000
OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 PM
2128 Vista Laredo, NB
Turnkey. immaculate condition. 2
~droom. den. 21-1 bath. N~
car~t. paint, trench door. plumbing
fixture. fights fixtures. window cov-
erings4 new appliances. tJte patfo
etc. Absokltely move--in condition.
Prke includes larid.
REDUCED S245,000
OPEN SAT & SUN t -5 PM
417 VISTA ROM~ N8
lCMJly, lllcy t,.... & WOttd f.mous golf
COW9e .. your Yiewt from this Big
Canyon home. e..uttfully remodeled 1 .
tevet 4BR & family rm w/31h Baths on
~~MC ltreet, $1, 189,000.
IPEI UT 1-4:31
11 •DIY llU.S
CHE£HIQ.E
i~oc Pt:R'T'lt:<.~
759-187.7 .
PRICE REDUCED TO $390,000 FEE
OWNER MOTIVATED!!!
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 42 VIENNA
SUPERB HARBOR RIDGE DYNASTY MODEL In
woodsy setting weith extensive view. Professionally decorated
interior with many extras, enhanced by lush landscaping and
fountains. Prime location with privacy, 2 bedrooms plus bonus
· room -2 baths. Assume loan.
SHOWN BY APPT. ANYTIME
C,ALL PHYLLIS GOGGJO CALL HARRIET SPENCER
(714) 760-9678 OR (714) 644-5946
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215 VII llCE $421,111
OPEi SIT I Sii 1-5
• Two Lowest Pnoed Homes On Lido 1sie
• Both Totdy ~Tum Key
• Ught, Bnght. And Open
• Sunny Patios
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One year old custom home wfth
Ofamic; ocean and jetty views.
BR, 4BA, and fNfltY extra. AJI
could ask fOf in one of Newport's
areas. the village of C«ona det Mar.
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UPlfllded 4 BR. 3 ~ BA. Manor home lltuated on
.an ovenbed lot. s~ mMt.er' adte
wl•una & grmite & marble frplc. Cmtam land-
~Pnc w/pool. spa ccilnbo. Expanlive UR of
wood floor w /pluah neutral carpel throuchouL
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opdon. lovely view aJndo in 1hil pt.ed communl-
ty. Tranquil eetth'8. i.rae palio. formal din1nc room and much more. Burry! ~ for ...
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Thia 2800 Ill-ft., 5 BR. 3 BA bea&.lty feilltww 2
IDMlel' ad• one up and one down. Tocall:y r••••led ld1cben With oak ~ plore and
Jennldre equipnenL llrmnatic formal dinina
roam with catbedn1 ...w.,.. la focal pamt for
ttx. who like to entiaUm. PriDe indudee the
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4 BR. 4 BA cwtom home, 1 BR attw:hed I'*'
home wtth kitchen. Jc lMnC .,.. ac tun beth.
~ IUite hM W!wl of mountllim and t.:k my. vaulted ceilinp, bardWood floon. wood
lhutten & 3 firepYcs thnJuchout home. Family room. bonw room. 2 car attllched .-... Nicely
J..tnct.c.ped. ..-& private •ted entrance. Alk
for... DENNIS GBDIBS
u111•c1•n ... 1111,1m
Much clellired 3 BR with ~ flair.
Gcqeaw IDIU'bie floors and avwn moldinp. 28
HUleciele. Alk for._
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landlcaped and very private. Alk for ...
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l'or i-. ~ locadan ·~~•BR. 2~ BA. 2 l&clr'y, ~ ~ 2 ,......._ ......... ty
pool • tenriil court. Bwl;J b ! ....... ~
cupucy. $2500 mo. "* Im ...
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LYNNE LINDSAY
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Dramatic u..,-.ded 2 bdrm + den ccmdo. Hard-
wood floors in entry + kitchen with atenltw \lie
. ol plantaitian lhutten. c...tne IMnc at tt. a.t.
Sec. system. Europeu kitlcben & AIC. Seller
wanta offer! Call for your perional tbowiQa. Alk
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