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su~pects
I. indiCted II
I &Y .. ~S sceommn.
J'ive per1on1 have been
lndk:ted by the Orana-County
Grand JUI')' foe allepd operation
of a $12 million per year
bookJnelrinc rtna that involved
more than &00 beUora and
, .bJ,dJvidual waaer1 exceedlna P,,ooo. nu-of the five were
• boc:Ud Friday. • . Acccrd1na to Oranae County
· • Sheriff'• Oepartment offidala.
the Ml operated In 80phisdcated
faebion, to the point ol ncord1na
t.eJepbone calla 10 there coula
never be a queation of the
amouma~
At an afternoon pre11
oooferenoe, ~· Lt. Wyatt
I IUit -'cl the opel'atol'I of the
.Ueaed rtna :C.ted beta on
hcne l'8C8 at lbrouaJiout
the nation and lpOl'tinc' ewnta
lncludina profeaaional and ~ football, buketball and
Jo••'Nll I Three of the five named In the
tnaictment retw'Jled Thunday
by the annd jury awrendered to
a\lthortUea at mid-day Friday.
TJ)ey were booked Into 0ranae
· c.owity Jail and later relea.ed on
their eeparate ~ to appear
in ClOW1.
An indktment ii a formal m._. !Mde .,.amt a penan. It
} ;::;.::.,':~ eatabU1b aunt or
lncllcteee were Identified u John~ Slesfried.~59, of San Pedro; Harry ~ 60, of Anabel~, and Botemarl~
I PaJenno. .e, of 1nclewood. Two
o&blr' pe&IONI, whme .namea were
not relealed, were named in
arrelt wartanta. All are ~wed
of con'lplracy to commit
t.ookmaktng.
~tan •Y tbe alleged· boolanaldn« rinc operated In 30
(See BOO~. Pa&•.\!)
Anaheim
:building
~tted
A ~moving fire auttat the
interior of an Ana~eim flrm
J'rtday evening, cau1ina an
e.dmai.d $150,000 damep.
'lbe blue broke out about 5:35
p.m. at Normar lndustriel when
a rain u.ed In the manufacture
of'.. carboo-lm~ted foam
owirhellted and ICIUted.
The aole employee present
.,hen the fire occurred ,
identified a1 Ray Marahall,
••J..S without injury. n.m. lai.r enaulf ed the roof and
con.tent• of the 1lnale 1tory
OUIM!r•te block Ndldtq at 875 S. 8-St.
Arnold Norril, the firm'• oWner, aaid he Wll retumlna
from a benk When he laW the
ftllt: "I .c.rted CCllDlft8 down the stiiet ~t 80 mOel per hour. It
locJDd lib my place. lt w-."
Narril aaid products from bll
tJt• are ue•d fn 1clentific
rMM.rell and manuftcture of
ellidacnc oompme•a
UNION JACK RAISED -Three British Royal Marine
commandoe ralle the Union Jack on a bridgehead establiahed
by the Britllh f.ol'8 on F.at Falkland Jal.and. The location is
believed to be in the vidnity of Pert San eario.. on the
northwelt part of the Jaland. Photo WU reJeued by the
Britfah Defeme Ministry.
Qty of1idala Friday received
propoaal• for the mammoth
Sa .... -kic* ..... u--project. to be built on
the 1araat chunk of undeveloped
land Jelt In Costa Meaa.
Senior city planner
Perry Valantine said deYeloperl
for Royale Development Co.
preaented plans for 1.3 rniWon
aquare feet of commercial hiah-rl8e to be built on 50 acres
near South Coat Plaza Town
Center.
The flnt phue of the South
CoMt Metro Center along the
San Dleao Freeway, Anton
Avenue and Avenue of the Arta
calla for two 11-ct«y bulldlnp,
one 14-atory_ building and
paridna for 2,252 cars.
The aecond phMe tncludea two
. 10-atory bulldin11 and one
14-atory bullding with aeveral
parklna ltrUcturel for 1,868 cara.
OfficlaJa of the Torrance-hued
Curd-Enaland firm, told ctty
offidala that they plan to bel1n
OCJllltrucdcJn tn Maicb 1983. The
project ·wm come before the
plannlnc cmvn•Won June 14.
Valantine aaid that plan1
approved two years eco foe the
project were no lonaer valid
becau.e of a time llmitation.
Plam for the entire 165-llCl'e
pe.rcel bounded by the San Diego
)'reeway, Main Street and
Sunflowft ortatnallY called for
1.3 million 1quare feet of
commercial development and
1,000 acndomlniWlll.
Valmtllae Mid tbt dewJoper
balcYnot ,_ IUbmltted pl.Im fot
the resident1al ~pment and
that the on,snai p..opoaaJ only
called for three-~ four.-tory
office bu!Jdlnp.
01 don't e~ there will be
any problem,' said V-1.antine, in
reaard to the bulldm, hdaht.
City offlclala aalcf that
economic conaideratlona have
hampered the development of
the mammoth residential and
commercial area.
Interest rate
drop halts
NEW YORK (AP) -A brief
but aharp decl1ne in ahoft..term
lntereat rate1 ha1 ended
following ttleue of a Federal
Baerve Board report that the
nation'• baalc money aupply
lpW1ed $2.3 billion higher In the
aecond week of Max.
ln-.t rats on three-month
U.S. Tre8lury bW1, which had
plunged about three-QUarten of
a peroenta,&e pomt earlier In the
week, ~ atiout l~hundredtha
of a percentace pmpt after the
Fed'• ~ waa rele11ed late
Friday.
The Fed aaid the money
1Upply meuure known 11 Mt
rose to a aeuonJlly adjuated
$452.6 bWJon In the w.ek ended
May 12 fnm a revt.d $450.2
billion a week earlier. Ml
lndudel cub 1n drculaUon and \ depo1U1 in checldns-type
ICOOUD11 In finanda1 lmUtutklm.
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IJl~AN•.I l IJlJNl't 1 ,\1lllJllNIA /C, ClNfS
A~kentin~s cl~im 2 ships sunk
Bt't\e AllOdatM Preti
Brltl1h marine• and
paratroopera .1tormed the
Falkland Ialanda Friday dUl'ini a
fierce alr..-t.ttle and laundied
a lrOUDd offenllve to regain the
wfnd-1wept South Atlantic
ialanda aebed by Arpntina on
April 2.
Brl,aln announced that lta
usault forcee had estab.llahed "• brm brldcehMd" .. Arpntine
ain.Taft 9n18'ed Britllh jeta and
wanhlpe, damaging five frtptea.
Brltl1h caaualtlea ln the
ftahtlng were three dead, two
mluina ind 27 wounded, the
Defeme Mln1ltry aald.
An Araentlne communique
l&led late Friday c:lalmed eiabt
Brttlah frtlatea were hit, with
four llllferlng dama&ea "of great
maanJtude" and two "probably
bavlna aunk ." It aaid
"approximately 70 percent" of
the Britiah force9 lnvolved In the
land1no were put "out of action''
and Araentlne unlta were
contlnuln8 to 1ttack the lnvaden.
The Brltllh Defeme Ministry
gave few deta1la, but aovemment
aourcea in London u ld 2,500
commando• had 1ecured a
landing r.one at Port San Carlos
on the northwestern side of Eut
Falkland bland and 40 milea
weat of the capital of Stanley.
They aaid. the Jnltlal dawn
-uita w..-e carried out by 1,000
troopera on four beachea and
they were reinforced durtna the
day. Equipment sent aahore
included ll&ht t•nk1 and
mti-aira'aft weepona.
Defeme Secretary John Non
CIOOfirmed ArtenUne reporta of
1ucce .. ful attacka on Brltl1h
wanhlpa. aaylna "five have been
dameeed, two aerioualy." The
mtnlltry uid one of Brl tain '• carrler-bued Harrier jeta wu
mlllina, and claimed Harrten
and rnl11llea 1bot down 17
ArpnUne MJ.raae, Skyhawk and
Pucara warplanea. It aaJd three
Araentlne helicoptera were
destroyed Oil the ground.
"Seven weefu after the
Ar1entlne aureulon, Britlah
forcea are tonight firmly
eatabl.t.hed back on the Falkland Ialanda." Nott said In a brief
statement reporting the btggest
battle action 10 far in the Wldeclared' war.
He Mid Invasion troope of the
Royal Marines and Parachute
Reglment ''are now aabore In
1utiltantlal numbers" and the
landing• were unopposed by
ground forces. But he said that In
addldon to the damaged British
ahipe and the milling Harrier.
the Britiah attackera lost "two of
our 1mall helicoptera" and 21
men perilhed when a ~
plunad Into the ttonny AdanUc
durfn1 pre-invaaion troop
tranlf en.
An Araentine communJuque
l11ued at 2 :50 p .m . PDT aclplowJedaed the io. of thiw
Araentine warplanes and aald
three hellcopten ...... ~
It made no mention of
casualtiea and aald .. operatiom In
the area continue." An earlier
communique declared that
Araentlne troopa were "In
control of the lituadon.."
Nott Kid both 8'dea tuffaed
casualties and aome Araent!M
pNonen b8d been taken.
An eatimated 4,500 Brit11h
troope abioud the war fleet face
about 9,000 Afsentlne IOldien
dua in on the lalanda. Another
3,000 Brttlah troope are aboard
the requialtioned luxury liner
Queen Elizabeth 2. which hll not
yet !"MChed. the combat mone.
British COl'l'e9pC>l1det Michael
Nlcholaon of lnd=ent
Televilion Newa w• one
of the Invasion-support ~.
He wrote that ~"In the thouaandl" wen~ and at
one landing lite be could -the men aupp>rted by light &Mb
estabUlh a t>e.cbheed foUowtng a
(See FALUANDS, Pqe .U)
FALKLAND ISLANDS
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
POINT OP ASSAULT -Arrow 1howa who alto brought with them liaht tank1 and'
approximate location of Brttfah brldeehetd on anti-aircraft equipment. Argen1ina claimed to
Eut Falkland Ialand. lnittal uaaultl were have hit eight Brttish frigate. ln Falkland
carried out by about 1,000 British troopers. &Kmd and eaki two "probably sunk.''.
Irvine police arrest gunIDan
Irvine police Friday arrested •
28-year-old tranalent on
1uaplcion of kidnapptna and -Wt with a deadly weapon.
The man waa taken into
C\lltody at an offke..type trailer
near the Laguna Hilla -Gun Club,
9601 Irvine Center Drive, acL'JOl'd1nc to Irvine police Lt. BOb
Lennert. He will be held foe 72
houri for obaervatlon at an On.nae County mental health
warcf' before belna formally
~heaaid.
No ant Wiii Injured. Lennert
l&ld the man fired one rOund
fram a rlfJe into a field befon
police arrived. He alao held an
elderly 8'!D club aecurity auard
at aunpoU\t before IUm!Ddertnc
to Dolkle. Lennert uJd Sl)U'kletta water
delivery man Richard K. Nay of
Rlv.mde encountered the tnan
crouched in the trailer with a
rUJe.
Nay adviled the man to c:a1l
tbt pollce. The AllplC't made a
bl1e{ c:a1l to a dilplatcher'. then
dropped tbe nctlwr to fire a.
INDEX
ahot out the open trailer doer.
Durina that period , Nay
mana1ed to alve police the
location ~ the lelepbane.
When~ dub IKUtlty ottlcer
William D. Hill went to
lnveattaate the aunfire, the aunman called b1m a "lipy'' anc1
held the man at pnpolnt, police aald. . '
More than ---lrYtm .. 1r0l uol'8 ree~ co the ecene.
The man llllT-.....S to potice
before SWAT team memben
arrlvwd.
r i
..
J
t 1
naval bombardmlnt.:
Hl1 dl1patc~. 1ub~t to omaonhlPt p~_no lea but Mid ., tM\ ~ potnt Mt.I' •
clwter ot white tt.oM bWldln8
''U'Oopl found 31 l'alklandtn In
their own kind of makttbUt
ahelwr, lndudina 14 cmlldnn
BOOKIE OPERATION • • •
communtu.ii in Oranae and Los Anae1-countiel.
Th• alle1ed actlvltlea,
lnvestl1aton aald, have been
under acrutlny 1lnce
mid-December. Sut.equently,
undercover offlcera from die
1herlff'1 department and
Anaheim Pollce Department
Infiltrated the orpnization.
On April 23, more than eo
oWcen from law enforcement
agencies In Orange and Loa Anae1a COWltles 1erved 8e8l'Ch
warrants at several locations,.
lncludlnc Mm. ot tM allteed'
conaplraton and offices med lor
the all•e•d bookmaldn1 actlvttiel.
Metlculou1ly kept led1era1 CMlette tapea, telepbonet, and
boolanaktna paraphernalia were
diaplayecf to . reporters and
phot.ocraphen Friday.
Alked why the a1Jeaed betll
were taped, tnveatlf!ator Tim
Simon comm.ented, 'That'• .o
you can't call up and •Yt 'Hey, I
didn't lay $1,000 on Pretty Bof
They can aay, 'OI:, yes you did. "
Trauma system gets
' ' 8YJODIC•MNDAD
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a.tty:PbUIMe, &1, of Cotta w ... thoupt notbtaa of th•
arthiitle medlcatlon·flaat 1be po;.cl In her IDO\ltb before
-far .... 8bt Md~ the ru• l••t year, WJtbtn'
minut. ber tnUr• bOd)t wu covwed With btM .
In the time It took to Clrlve
bllCk balQI her eye w IW01lln
abut. Bre&ibini bWme dtfflc:ult. s• had c:alled Sav.dn Dnaa
8111n ila Newport B1iM:b ..-1* to
.. wbetbw lo •t befon taldna the anti-Inflammatory 4n&1. She
dialed apin. Guy Phil11pe, 27,
th9 pberiuc:lst wwend.
hfore 1h• could ••Y a few
word.I, a.er throat cloaed. Her
voice waa reduced io a bare
whilper.
PhWlpe, 1aid tliat he knew
a1molt !mrnetliately that abe WU
tn anap.hylacUc 1hock, a rare
allerak rnctfon that can occur
when a medlcatlon 11 taken a
a.x:ad~.
The plwmldst ttayed on the
phone talkln1 to Ma. Pbllbff,
while an aaaiatant alerted
paramedk:a.
:· .. _,,.,.,..,--. • HBman
sentenced in
stab assault
.. praise 1n report
An emer1ency health care
network instituted in Orange
County two years ago ta making
the llle-or-death difference for
person• 1eriou1ly injured in
automobile accidents and other
inddents involving major trauma
to the body, a atudy has
concluded.
In releasing the report Friday,
offlclala of Orange County
government, Orange County
Medical Association and the
Hosp Ital Council of Sou them
California said the results show
that the trauma care system has
worked as planned.
Under the system, five
hospitals in the county are
dellgnated as receiving points for
trauma victims. Each of the
hoapltala ia specially equipped
and staffed to provide
sophlaticated emergency
treatment. including surgery, to
pemma who have been aerioualy
injured in accidents or criminal
acta.
'lbe five hospitals are the UC
Irvine Medical Center, ~;
Fountain Valley Community
Ho.apital, Fountain Valley;
Miaion Community Hospital,
MilBloh Viejo; Western Medical
Center. Santa Ana. and Anaheim
Memorial Ho8pital, Anaheim.
The study focused on
emerpncy ca.re provided during
1980 and 1981 to 100 viciims of
automobile accidents and
compared the results with care
provided a similar number of
accident victims during 1977 and
1978, before the trauma system
waa created.
'lbe study found that fewer
per1on1 deemed "potentially
salvageable" after receiving
aerioUI trauma died. That WM a
result reearchers had hoped to
find.
The study a1ao showed that
thoee who do die are older and
more lerioualy injured and ::J the rate of patientll dy1nc
aertous injury ha dropped in
comparilon to other lflOll'apbic
areas.
It also concluded that the
number of 10-called ayatem
errora in the treatment of trauma
victlm1 at the scene of the
occurrence and when arriving at
the emergency romns hal been
reduced.
In general. the study found
that trauma victims are getting
better and more tlmely treatment
both in the field and in the
trawna center emel"seDCY rooma.
For example, it uid the
availability of aeneral IU.fllcal
cxmsuliation re. from 81 percent
to 98 percent.
''We are a paoeeetter in th1a
area," commented county
Superviaor Harriett Wieder after
the results were reJeued at an
afternoon pre. conference.
"We put a system together and
made it work," aaid Dr. John
Weit, a physician who
co-authored a study that in part
led to implementation of the
trauma system. In that study,
Weat and Dr. Don Truncky
compared trauma deaths in
Orange County and San
Frand9cq and suggested IW'vival
ratea from trauma could be
improved lf a trawna care system
WU created.
A 2o:year-old Huntln1ton
Beach man wa~ JlVen a
suspended one-year jall 1entence Frtaay for hia participation ln the
June 1980 attack on a chauffeur
who nearly died from atab
wounda.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Leonard McBride, in
suapending an Orange County
Jail tenn, placed defendant Bod
Glenn Sherard on formal
probation for three years.
Sherard had pleaded guilty to
uaault with a deadly weapon. A
companion waa sent to 1tate
prilon for a1x yean on the same
charge.
The chauffeur wa1 ltabbed on
a Newport Beach 1tree\ after
being attacked by three young
men, one of whom had
apparently thrown a beer bottle
at hil paaalnc limoualne. The
ind.dent occurred alona. the 300
bJoc:k of Walnut Street.
At the time, the chauffeur WAI
drivina five high ICbool JEl,rla to a
round of parties following
p-aduatlon ceremonies.
The chauffeur, Daniel Hanna,
26, uid he was beaten, .wmped
and chased by the aaaallanta
before he waa knifed tn the
'chest. He nearly died from hia
wound&.
The er1llants were portrayed
by ~ .. beiJ18 devoteea
ol the punk rock movement
Defenae attorney Ronald
Krebel' aa1d Friday that Sherard
hu lince dropped int.erest in the
punk rock lifestyle.
Partial 1clearing
good .. , quellty todey '°' .. .,.... A Polutll)t 8c.ndlird ll1dex of 92
le preclQed 9or IN RMrllde 81n Bernardino area and the San eT""'*""" Ne A11an11t*1
Coastal ~~=::OW::S-e.u· --Clwtte ~ .. ha¥I • P8I of Light verlabte wind• through 68. A PSI c( 42 18 ~ tot ..
tofllahtb:OIPl-1to~ao111er r•olon1, lncludlnQ'
to fl knoll eftamoon. Waet to ft'IWopolltan Loi ~ Inland
1outhwHt ..... 2 to s ffft. Orange co~'"ty· coutal ·-· Con1lderable low cloudlne11 II I 9 h • n d Io w d • 1•rt1,
tfWOuGlh '°"""'" HarMC-Elllnore, 8-"*'o and Ilg leat l.ake.
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•1t Wt Wra .._. w. a dpe In
JD)' ihrolt." Mid M.. Philiiiit, HJ
WOuJd MY9I' baw hid u.. wa
to caU UMt ~ mJlelf."
BM WM VUlllDOl"ted to Cilt.a
Neaa Memorlaf ~otpl&&l anct liven a ~ that tmmediately,
---.,. inWnl. It • I j"•t oall•d th• ri•llt.-nu;Dblir.'' llkl Mt. Phllbee. 111fe
•'WCI my life."
BecauH her phy1lolan had
PIWCl'ibed the dri.la i. ,.er and It bad wcll'ked well. the ~t noth1nl of taldQI It a&aln IW •.
Anaphyluil occun In one out
of every 10.000 patterita and ii
rwt eommonly UIOdated with
antlblotka, IUCh u ~ llid DlrYe Bbap&ro • and
coordinator of oranae eoun~·· poilol'l control center. Ita 1ymptcm1 include blva and
welta that can •;>read throu1b tbe re1plratory system and cau.e
death l1 medk»l attention la not
~;shock 1yndrome oc:cura
when a dna1 la taken a eecond
time or mare and the antfbocll-
preaent from the first doaa1e
c,u.. an advene reaction, Mid
Shapiro. TfMn la no way to predict if a
patient wUl experience an
anaphylac1ic ahock. althouah lt ii
moat common in people with
allerp..be~
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RlQBT NlJMBER -Betty Philbee thanks pharmacist Garyi
Phlllli:-... I called the right number. He saved my life." She
waa the victim of a rare allergic reaction.
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Walli.ce to re-enter politics
MONTOOMJ:RY, Ala. -J"ormMo Gov. O.C....
W.U.C., who declaNd bilmelf throuah wtth pollta
four y.n -.o. II ~ today hill "*"dldecy
for an unprecende.nted fourth term • aovmm-.
Elvin Stanton, a wan.ce aide, aaid eeven1
hundred people are expected to at1end Wallp'•
JU~tortal announcement at hie state campe.fp ~ He 11 expected to announce • a Demoicrat.
W.U.0. WM crippled by a would-be ....-0'1
bullet • he campalped for the premklency In 19'12.
He aouabt that office four Umel, -in 19M, f 968, 1972
and 19'16.
Court rules on f et11s rights
FRANKFORT, Ky. -A at.ate appea]a court.
restoring a murder lndk:tment, ruled Friday that a
jury should decide whether a fetul I.I A J>elW'll.
A three-Judie penel of the Kentucky C.owt of
Appeal• aaid it waa time to depart from an
outmoded, 1936 ruling whk:h a lower court U8eCl u
the hula for dJmnlming the cue.
Tii!JOOillUOO . • r. • •
11w OOW't OYertumecf the dilm1ma1 f)f a murder I
indk:1ment aotnst Robert Lee How. on cl\areel of
ldll1na hJa Wife'• unborn child when he ~y beat 6er up and drove hJI fiat Into her abdmwn.
Wayne County Omatt Judp Leonard Wlllon
had ruled that a fetus • not entitled to full
qll\ltitutional protection .
Falklands weather terrible
W ASlilNG'ION -The battllna Britlah and Araenttnes must endure aome of the world'• wont Weather since fierce atonm march one after another a.:ro. the F~ Ialanda this time of year, a U.S. W~ther expert said Friday.
. Over the entire year, only an averap of 60
clear daya are ~ on the ialanda, 1,500 milee JlOrlh of the Anta.rctk: Ctrcle.
Jacob Robimon. a meteoro!Olift for the Center
for F.nvironmental Allemment Services, aaid the
Falkland Ia1anda lie within a "cyclogenetic" area, an
oceanic antch where stonna develop.
Roblnaon, an expert ln South American
weather, Mid molt major South Atlantic stonna are
born near the lalanda off the OOMt of AntarcUca.
Sophia rooming with • inmates
CASERTA, l_!al)'_ -Priaon authorities
transferred actre. SOphia Loren from her private
~ cell Friday to one abe mwt lhare with two
Other lnmaie., the prt.ao dlndor aid.
Pri8on 80W'OeS aaid Mia Lonn'• cellmaa are a
oanvicted thief and dprette llJJUl&ler. The Acwlemy
Award-winning actrel9 began 8el'Y1ng a 3Cklay
aentence Wedneeday for tax evMkn.
LWana de Cristofaro, d1rect.ot of the women's
pri8on in thll town 20 mDe. north of Nap]a. pve
no reaon foe movtna Mila Loren.
Pr18oo IOW'C9 aald It 19 normal for lnma• to
spend their firat few nlahta alone in the
15-fooHqu.are private cell to help them adjust to
prbon life.
9PEC holds ·production ceiling
· Qurro, Ecuador -OP~ oU ministen-dedded •"Theft II AfP't!elnent on every t..ue," aid Marc
J'riday to retain their production celling "until S. Nam Nguema of Gabon. "The price will atay the
~er notice" and to leave prlc:es unchanged, the same, and the ceiling will ttay the same until
Cartel'• lleCl'etary general said. further notice."
1Jops crack down on gangs
; LOS ANGELES -A two-dty sweep of png = and their bomea ln the wake of four
naa1ted Fridat1: In the arr9t of 17 yOUtha, tie bad of the COW1 a anU-pna unit ..rt. .
-Deputy Dlstrlct ttomey Jim ~ Mid the
1 t llUaJ)eCted Pill leeden taken Into cwtody were bOokecl on a variety ol ma,.. fnJm mwder to
~t with ~ deadly weapon to J'i'll 11 nlon of ·
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contraband.
'-nu.a la the larpst operation the (anti-&ana)
Safe Streeta Unit haa ever been lnvolwd tn, ~l
think it will play a ~ role in reducinC
violence between the two p.ne1." ~ laid.
The PD&'I whme memben w .. tarJeted in
the ralda were the Larao and the Setentas IJ'OUPlt
b8led In Lynwood and Compton.
~ethodist bishop off the hook
! LOS ANGELES -A United Methodist ain.
fi0mm1ttee said Friday there were no pounds for 1be aeven mJ.nJ.aten and lay people d'-='••d ~Uonl against a Denver b6shop that he violated the charp9 · .,.m.t Bishop Melvtn Wheatley. 67,
Church law and d.lmanina~= doc:trtna 'lbunday nf8ht and most of Friday befont reJec:Unl ~u.e he contended that ty II not a all of the acc:\mtfioN.
Wotld Air.Ways
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MOVING DAY -With police eecort. memben Statlof\. The Historical Society 1aved the
of the Fountain Valley Hiatorlcal Society building, a·remnant from Talbert VUJaae day.,
IUpervile movina of the Talbert Real Estate for placement ln what will become a dty
Office, believed to have been built in the 1920., historical park.
, to a vacant lot behind Fountain Valley Police
:Sam's time running out
· SJC couple's son f ~ees deportation July 5
By STEVE MlTCBELL o< ... DlllJ ........
'nme II rapidly_ Nnnina out for
Liberian-born Samuel -Willett,
the 26.year-<>ld adopted aon of
Ruth and David Willett, of San
Juan Capbtrano.
The f.amily haa been told Sam
will be deported to bil native
land July 5, the result of a
decades-old proviaion of the
Federal Immiaration and
Naturaltzatlon Act, which reards Sam, who the Willetta
beileved wu 16 at the time of fila
adoption, u too old to be
oom:ldend an adopted child.
That, in effect, makea blm
ineliaible fdr_permanent
reaidency in the United Stata, where he currently MDa1na m a
student Yila.
Samuel wu adopted by the ww.a. men than 10 yean aco
when they worked for the PeeOe
Corp. In Libert.a,
After -..en yeen tofether ln
Liberia and Kenya, then a
two-year eeparation, \be family wu reunited more than a year
a10 when Sam obtained a one-,.arvta
Dw1q,hil atay In San Juan
Caplltrano Sam took buaineu
claaes at Saddleback Colleae,
worked at a fut food rwtaurant,
and, several month• aao, waa
named an honorary citben by the
City Council.
But the family, throuah the
efforta of U.S . Rep. Robert
Dedham, ft-Newport Beach, haa
attempted to have a new he&rt.na
before the Subcommittee on
Immiaratlon, Refuaeea and
Intemadonll Law.
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TIME SHORT -Samuel
Willett. 26, facel deportation
to IJberia despite his adoption
at 16 by a San Juan
Capistrano coup~.
In the lateat development,
Badham haa aent a letter to Rep.
Peter W. Rodino Jr., D.-N.J .,
chairman of the Judlciarl
Committee W'linB that Bedbam •
~.~ng Sam Willett be , or that a new bill
be con1idered, allowing him to
remain in the United Stat.ea.
This time around, Badham LI
suggeat.fni recent developmenta
that might call for r econ-
sideration of the matter.
Not the leaat of Badham'a
concerna is the poulbility· that
Sam might be returned to a
country where his ufety would
be jeope.rdiz.ed.
Liberia" ruled by the martial
law regime of a man who aeiz.ed
power from the former ptt81dent
in a 1980 coup.
Sam waa uaiated by a former
minister of that earlier regime,
and that miniater waa executed
by flrina aquad when the new
leader took over, accordtna to
Badham.
And, alven the polltl~&l
altuatlon, Badham aaid , the
economy of Liberia la auch that
there LI a pomibWty "the Willetta
will have to see someone they
love and oonlider an lnlelual part
o f th ei r family llve i n
destitution."
On top of that, the anxiety
caused by the aubcommittee'a
refuaal to hear Sam'a caae baa
cauaed Ruth Wlllett to suffer
~.ealth, a ccording to
Mesan top drum major
Joel Barnes, a student a t
F...tanda High School. has been
named Calltomia State Grand
Champion during the recent
American Drum Ma j or
C.Ompetition in Anaheim.
The 16-year-old sophomore,
who plays fl.rst trumpet in the
achool's Eagle ~ Band.
took firat place Saturday.
~we Save You Mol'e
Mallin
Titatf.l(Af ua
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••••IUee r••-••••1 e Gtt~lde tffort to ..... IDON
faoUltlH ancl pro1ram1 for
h\crea1ln1 numtaen of
~ About 4,&00 children nHc! dl.Ud cue .,.....,. btcaUll tbMr ,.,. .. .,.. wortdna. but., ...
fadlidlia tn lrvtne .,. Ucmilllcl to
handle a maximum l.10&
youn_1•ttn •1•d U or 1•11, ~ to .... committee.
BecauH more mothen are
jolnlna the workforce and
anoth•r 1,100 apartment unltl ar~ expected to be built In \he
next two yean, the nwnber of
chUd.ren neecltnt aupervillon II
expected to rim to &,800 by 1994,
c:ornm1tt.ee memben Mid.
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OLDEST AND YOUNGEST -Saddleback Community
College coeds Dorothy Cooksey, 74, and·Julie Gang, 17, Were
the oldest and youngest graduates at the Mission Viejo
campus this week. Mrs. Cooksey was graduated with a 3.8
grade point average, and Miss Gang maintained a straight-A
average. Nearly 1,000 students were graduated from the
two-ye.ar college, which includes a campus in Irvine.
Laguna faces loss
in state funds
As lf Laguna Beach budget
officials didn't have enough to
worry about, it appears the state
Legislature is considering
reducing even further the
amount the dty would receive ln
certain state funda.
' City Manager Ken Frank
originally estimated reduction in
state money to Laguna Beach in
the amount of $14.11 per pel'BOn.
But what'• being dilcusaed in
Sacramento la a possible
reduction of about $23 per pel'BOn
ln next year's budget.
That means the dty could loee
as much aa $471,000 in state
funds, compared to Frank'•
earlier estimate of $2M,135.
And for a amall city with a
propoeed budget of $7. 79 million,
that deficit could make a
difference in how the city
operates.
Added to the city'• financial
woes are two lnitiatlvea on the
June ballot that would decreue
state revenues to the dty.
In addition, the city expects
l~ in property tax revenues, due
to the lack of home aalea in
Laguna Beach. And investment
earnings will probably decline
because of expected drops in
interest rates.
Added to lhe.e problems are
com amociated with a long-range
multi-milllon dollar storm drain
J>l'Oll'8Dl. which means additional
decreues in investment money,
and dt?. fttnda must ai.o be spent
on captal projecta Iona neglected
in Lacuna Beach.
Now dot's nice
Irvine Ebells mark fireplugs
markers. which are placed a few
feet from the center divider line
of a street on the side of the fire
hydrant.
"It 1peed1 up our time and
allows ua to concentrate on
driving," he Mid.
For information, call Eileen
DeCair at 562-6037 or Mrs.
Kleinhanl at 559--6482.
Services set
for victim
of accident
Mrrall89.DDC11111 ... an
what he~• to the ohll*tn
wbO aren•t·1etttn1 Ucen1tl ........................ ...,... mn't lolfiar'CI It or becMM u...a..-..c .. "We dila1t · ,0 Mid Mary
aim~.~ of the 10-pertoD 0011u11ltt ... .,We
believe we have a 1oubltanUal
number of ehUdHn wbo are
1ttendln1 tO t.hem.Mlv" after
.:hoot." I Th• committee ltNIMd ln lta
&0-r.1• repol't that cblld care
can t tile percetv.d anv loaftt 11 a
.. pc>OI' woman'• --~· 'nwt report aaya: "I.a the COit of
llvtnc In• community such aa
Irvine lncreuea dramatlcally,
more and more middle cla11
women who mt1ht have atayed
home at leait unW their children
wete of 9Cbool • wW enter the workforce. MotJ\en with babies
conaUtute one of the faateat
lf'OW1na aepenta of the labor force."
The report la the tint put of a
two-phue attack on the problem,
Mra. Hadley said. A second
report 11 anticipated to 1uggeat
ways of bu1ldln1 community
support for p~grama to supply
more aupervlllon.
Some potential solutiona, ahe
explained, are to aeek federal
community development block grantl to fund new centers, to
add establiahed drop-in pt08r8Jnl
at dty parka, to create a system
for easing steps to start in-home
cen tera and to encourage
developers to design community
clubhouses with cb1ld care in
mind.
Without blaming anyone, she
noted that D"De clubhouaea have
$-foot-deep awtmmina pools just
atepa outalde their aoors. And
while some children may hang
out at parka after achool, there is
no formal proaram requirlng
parent notWcation slips in case of
emer1endes.
Members note ln their report
that the lack of supervillon haa
side-eUecta including dlatractiona
and abaenteeilm amona workina
pattnta and JX*ible reluctance ol
new homebuyers to move into
the community.
They aa,y : "Just aa tod.ay's
Irvine residenta were attracted to
a well-planned community with
an abundance of beautiful
phy1lcal amenities, 10 future
residents may well be moat
attncted by practical necealties
like child care, which make it
imp<mible for them to afford to
live in Irvine."
The council ia not scheduled
Tuesday to make any deciaiona
on the laaue but staff members
will recommend discussing
posaible city aasiatance during
budget d.bculliona this summer,
said Assistant Manager Paul
Brady Jr.
Child Care Committee
members are Mayor David Silla,
Barbara Disbrow, David Kidd,
Betsy Mathia, Beverly Ritch, Lee
Sicoll, Dianne Burroughs,
Barbara Shaw, Ken Lazette and
Mn. Hadley.
Coast unit
OKs Crystal
Cove plan
The California Coastal
Commjaalon moved plans for
Crystal Cove State Park one 11ep
ahead 'lbunday by unanimoualy
approving the state'•
development program for the
2,791-acre park.
With a minimum of oomment
-and without t}le flreworkl
that characterized the
commluion'• lut cllecu.uion of
Cryatal Cove -the 11
commiaionen pretent adopted
both the atate'a public works plan
and a staff report concernlJll the
45 cottages which dot the aeukle
blu.Ua.
. u ... -... WHEELER DEALER -State Sen. Diane Watson, D-Los
Angeles, 11 wheeled to her desk in the Senate with a
bandaged left foot. Miss Watson said she injured ligaments
in her leg when she twisted the ankle in a hll.
Knievel's son
just as 'Evel'
Robbie Knf.evel. the
20-year-<>ld aon of motorcycle
daredevil Evel Kalevel, is
following in hia father '•
footater•· but with a few thrills o hi.a own.
"I do what I c all a
no -handed jump," the
younger Knievel said In an
interview .. "It is a technique I
perfected this past summer
after about 2,000 practice
jumps.u
Robbie was in Edmonton,
Alberta to help promote the
Great Canadian Climb
motorcycle hill races in Red
Deer on Sunday. He will
attempt a no-hands jump over
18 cara during the
competition.
The three Lettermea
performed at the Blue Max
nightclub near Chicago aa
scheduled, despite being
slightly inj'41'ed when their
rented limousine wu rammed
from behind near O'Hare
In terna tionaJ J\irport, a club
spokesman said.
The singing group, formed
21 years ago and known for
such hita as "Going Out of My
Head" and "Put i"our Head
on My Shoulder," performed
at the club just hours after
the accident.
They were en route to the
airport to catch a flight to
Milwaukee to sing the
SCwptor a .. ,, MHrt'•
"1'eelhjlnc J'fcure0 WU .o&d
for fl.2 rriWJoft at a Sothtlbj
Parke Bernet auction in H.w~ ietUnc a Nciarit b a u~ aru.t and f« a jMol
of liculpt\&nt.
The 7~1neh lq elmwood
IC\&lpture, completed In 1"8.
•11 ~ for by an unldendtied
l:nllllb dealer, ~rdi!'I '° ~~y,...apoketwoman ••tr• Ku,.. ohe llJd the ~
record for any Uvin1 artiat
Wll f7&,000, Ml ln 19'7f fOI' a •
work by BrucssJ.
She Clid not 11y who put
the ICUlpture up for ule.
After more than 10.yeart •
an executive at American
Airlines, Doaald J.
Lloyd-Joaea said it wu the
challenge of finally takiJl8 the
controls that lured him t~
pilot Air Florida.
Lloyd-Jones, 50 , wu
named president and chief
operating officer of the
Miami-based carrier, whoee
early aucceaaes have been
dulled recently by financial
difficulties.
Rep. Pa•I N. "Pete"
M~CIOlkey took out a
$100,000 mortgage on his
Menlo Park home to buy TV
commetdal time because polls
abow him edging cloeer to the
pair of Republican
front-runnena as the June 8
primary nears, his campaign
manager said.
"We can feel lt (increasing
support) coming on"' since
McCloskey'a Southern
California TV blitz began
April 27, election strategist
Roa Smith said.
McCloekey sr.nt $262,000
on commercia a during his
20-month campaign and
wants to invest another
$122,000 statewide before the
primary. Smith said.
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SHADES OF YESTERYEAR -In a1
throwback to the 1940s and 19508, Angelo's of
Anaheim started food service with
rollerskating carhops Friday. Robyn Schaefer
of Huntington Beach tried out on her wheels
for Tony Strammiello. She got the job.
I .. ltaljans suffering
f rorn poor i01age?
NEW YORK (AP) -Italian-Americana are
often por~ar.ed on televl1lon aa gang1ter1 or
''lovable jerb'' who u. t*1 ~. releU'Chen
from Columbia and George Wuh1Jl8ton universities
say.
The year-long project evaluated 263
prime-time epi8odm from 1980-81 that identified 96
Italian-American characters by their surnames or
other reference to ethnic origin. It aaid six out of
aeven characten were lhown in non-profemional,
non-managerial jobe.
Five out of six characters were men. the 1tudy
1howed; one out of six was a criminal; and a
"majori~ made obvious ~tical errors. could
not compre~ standard &lgl1lh words or phraael,
or Uled ~ F.ngliah.
'-ibe 'deae, dem and dole' IChool of broken
Englilh wu a recurring motif, as was the uae of
'ain't' and double negatfves." The 1tudy, paid for by the Commiuion for
Socfal Justice, the anti-defamation arm of the Sona
of Italy, wu conducted by Dr. Linda Lichter, a
Columbia sociologl1t, and Dr. Robert Lichter, a
George Washlnaton political ldentilt.
New York 1..t. Gov. Mario Cuomo, one of the
Italian-American officials appearing at a· news
conference, aaid the 1tudy'a sponsors do not
advocate boycottl or censorship, "even at the risk of
suffering bad taste from time to time,'' but hope the
networu will .ee a need for change.
"We do not claim there ls a comf,lete ablenoe of
positive ethnic Pl'OlfUDDling on TV, • u.ld Matthew
Nina, chairman of the Comml11lon for Social
JUltice. " 'Rooia,' 'Holocaust' and 'Manx> Polo' are
examples of what can be done by the networks on a
positive level. We •uonalY believe more r,-ttive
portrayal.I of ItaJian.Amerbns are needed. ' Cuomo aid It la ICCleptable to portray Italians as
negative characten 1ometimes, but po1ltlve
chandera allo abouJd be lhown.
&rell.
The dlltrlcC contendt ~ta tan Will hav• no ~ enviroftmlntal im .
Sc:hepl Bowel PNlldtnt l Norton uJd lhe
beUev• Ul• ,heart o~ the dJ1pute la th• par•nta' delire for more cammUDlcadcft wfth d1ltrtct offldall
on majOt d.cialont t.L&Cb u echool cloeura and
recqanlutionl.
'She Mid dlltric:t tnllieel hope to bnprove the
methodl of communk:atlnl wteh pcenta concemm,
district dectldonl. .
CdM school site future cloUdy
.....
John Hlwklnl ii the kind of customer l'Mlton
in Orange County dreem about thele' days.
Monday, he received a call from a friend about
a choice piece of property. Monday nlaht. he wu ln
Corona del Mar looklq at lt.
The a:!r was n,ht, aid Hawklnl. The location
aeemed i . .
-' Joe Stewart, !elder of a neighborhood IJ'OUP
that filed a lawaul\ to block establishment ot the
unlvenity'1 uteWte campua. u.ld he would like to
tee an educational fadllty move ln.
''Thll type of operation (doll mu.ewn) does not
flt the nelghborhood," Aid Stewart. ''From our
1tandpolnt lt hu to ~ aomethin1 educational. A
c:ommien.ial activity hrfnca more traffic."
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PROMOTION DAY -Former Orange County
Superior Court Judge John K. Trotter Jr. ii
eVU"Obed by his wife Katherine· at investiture
et\remony where he was sworn in u the
nP.west member of the 4th District Court of
Appeal. Trotter will serve in San Bernardino,
loc:ation of the court's division two branch. But the netahbon turned out to be holtile. And
now his plan to relocate the Bulah HlwkiN Doll ~~mf~~~M~~toC.o~~~,;;r;;;~r~~~~--~----~-----~------&ementary SChool ls down the draln.
Hawklna wu one of aeveral bullneMmen whb
talked Monday with tn.&steee of the Newport-M ..
Uol.fied School Dlatriot about future uaee of Corona
de1 Mar Elementary. 'Ibe achoo} WU cloeed Jut year
beeaUle of decllnlng enrollment.
Tru1tees, who backed away from a leaae
agreement with USC after resident• in the
neighborhood complained, will l.laten to a citizen
committee'• recommendations Tue.day.
Other 1uggeationa discussed at thil week's
meeting included a awnmer recreational program, a
cultural center and a private school.
Hawkins said he came from the meeting
convinced neighbors would not be pleaaed with his
plan to open a muaeum and a small restaurant on
the premlsea.
"We would be so hemmed in. There would be a
coristant battle every time we turned around," said
Hawkinl. ''This type of group would like nothing to
hap~n. They would like someone to pay for open
s '"
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Riddell sparks Ariists to ti-le
BY ROGER CARLSON or .. ...,,...._
SANTA BARBARA-'n-e peek came
two weeb aao. llCCOtdJng to lA8una
Beech High volleyball star Neil Rkldell,
but what was ftlll lett w-• more than enouch to d1spoee of Sen Marcoe HJab'•
Royall Friday night .. the llrtista rallied
for a four-eet triumph.
1be verdict. before 1.800 at Santa
Barban City Collete. c COllCb 1111 Ashen'• Artista bllCk-to-Clll' C!l'OWnl
and it Wal Laguna Beech's fourth auch
conquest since um~.
''Let lt be known who the best hitter
ln CIF la," said Alben. "If they don't
know, they weren't here."
Aahen was alludtn& to the play of
Riddell. wboee stingen helped tum the
tide in the critical third game .. the
Artists accnd • 12-15, lM, 15-13, 15-8 ..-vice ace. The eiqualber required only
victory. 18 mbwta
"'11v! third pme w. definitely the 'lbat l9l lt up for the c:rudal third set
turning point," .. 1d Ashen. 0 Netl'a and It w. a clodlaht fn:m the start, lideouta wen eo critlca But It cmne t..,una Beech up-S-I. Mand 9-7 be(on
clown to hltttng. You can't "°I> him San Marom c:au&bt ~ Antnl at 11, 12
one--On-one, not two-oo-ooe!' and 13.
The openina pme ,,,. all Laguna Steve Blue's block put Lacuna up
Beach -for the flnt seven polnta 1"-13• U.. an emir Pft b ArUlta the
behind Rud~ Dvorak'• --r.... but a vk:t.oly cm BhWa .rve. OlllQpleUna the _,. ·~ 32-minute ..-. audden ru of poor pa11in1, poor "We kind ol. let it pt away," aid San
aerviDI and pool" hltthur~ with the Marcos Coach M i ke Beresford. all-around play of San IW' Eric •ln-'-D the .... ,__.
Diehl, turned lt around. The BoyaJa Ued ~ ~p ~ ';: lfuut
it at 11 and went m to a 15-12 decWon. cruy. We could have done It In the thin!
Again the Art1sta took the lnltlative In game, but we didn't. 'Ibey played well"
the aecond pme, jumping to a 6-3 lead, The Royala were unbeaten in 17
watching lt melt to~. then maldng it matcbea entertnc the flnaJa.
stick behind Lelf Hamon'• kill, Hanton'• The Artiata' momentum gained in the
block , Dvorak'• spike and Riddell'• third 1et. sparked an 8-1 awae ln the ~~~~~~~~~-=--
fourth pme and once they put down a
Royals' rally at 9-7, they put it all
toted*'. finally. A.dam~·· kill off IUddell'• ave ~ lt 10..7, Chris t..non'• block and Riddell'• tap upped lt to 13-7 and lt w•
aea1ed.
San M.arcm put up a touch act f« a
while, but finally Wilted with .Johman
and R1ddell taPD6na the RoyaJa out to
end the two-hodr oiatch.
So lt ends -Laguna Beach makes it
61 in a row, two undefeated u11om and
a second atralght CIF crown.
Riddell, Dvorak, Larson, Hanson,
Johmon. Blue and othen ah.are in the
apoOa that are the Artists.
Sparkllna ln defeat waa Diehl, but
there were too many Laguna Beach
(See LAGUNA, Pa1e 8!)
CdM rallies its way
into CIF semifinals
Altobelli's arm, bat
.. ,
atrandlna Chris White at third ·
aher be doubled ~ the lame
lnnlng.
White started on the mound
· for the See K1np but didn't
make it past the first three
batten of the -...ind fnnlnc. The
C.dM teem .... traWns. 4-1 when
Petenon came to tbe rmcue with ·•
nmnen at tint and third and no
outa In the second.
He '°' the next thrM bett.en without turtber acortna and
retired ~t In a rvw belan a ~call on a ,raund ball .w. nalecl a bit. At that, be ..o.d alcDa noothly unUl U. ..wnth
when the Antelopm mnd twice
to ... • valiant Jllxth lnnlna ==~~~ When Pet.non walked the
ie.lot1 .... in the baaam half
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CLOllNG IN.-Golden Wea
Collep bueball coach Fred
HooYer la within one pme of
takJna bl1 Ruatler1 to the
atate community colliae
tournamentafterl'riday1l-O
win.
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DETROIT (AP) -Bobby
Qricb fiC\nd be miaht Dl'YW -Detrott lhocUiop Alan Tr••w•-U
canmit two erron ln a "ncle lnninl .,.tn. IO he ctidn't .....
the oppor1Unlty to~talbe for the Anaela Friday l
Grlcli and Bob ne each lluaed two-nm homen to Jmd
the AnpJa to a 9· 7 victGry OYW
Detroit, endlna the Tlaera'
wtnnmc streek at ei&ht ....-.. "I can k id around about
Trammell, because be'• an
infielder ;.mt like me and t.
undentanda." Grich aid. "In all
On TV today
channel 6 at 11
hooelty, the ball I bit out II just a
routine fly ball ln almolt any
other park but tbll one, with that
abort fence out there ln ·rtcht
field."
Grich belted a 1-0 pttch from
Detrott start.er Pat Underwood.
2-2, into the lower rtabt.-6eld
aeeta with Rod Carew aLo.'d ln
the third inning. It was hit
fourth homer of the year.
BRIAN DOWNING started the
tnni n1 for the An1ela by
reaching fint on a rare low
throw from Tnmmell, a Gold
Glover the put two years.
Downtna was forced at leCIDDd on a fielderla ddce grounder bit to
Richie Hebner at lint by Carew,
but Carew wound up at~
on the play when Trammell
threw wide of Hebner trybla for
double play.
"The ball ..ily jumps out ol
1hla atadiUJil." Grieb aUcL '11'1
almc9t a bitten' IJUWlile i..."
Boone'• abot. hit tint ol ....
8MIOO, came In the fourth 8fW
Tim Foll alnaled.
The Ancell aJao eot two In the
first lnnlna when Don Baylor
doubled home Brian Down.Ing
and Carew, md they added three e:.=.u;..: ~~ ~ ~~.:::;,,.. :;
Baylor and Fred Lynn. After
Lynn stole second, Foll'• ...
drove ln Baylor and Lynn.
LARRY BBRNDON, who
continued bla bot bitUnc wUb
three bits ln four tripe. .ued on
Lou Whitaker'• ainale ln ~
Detroit 8eCODCI, and ~ Cabell
a1ngJed home Alan Trammel ln
the Tlaen third.
A double by John Woc:kenfum
drove ln Richie Heb~er and
He rndon in the fourth, and
Trammell scored on Ca.bell'•
grounder ln the seventh.
Trammell drove ln a nm ln the
eiahth with an Infield ""8Se, and Mike Ivie homered ln the l>eaut
ninth.
The two ~ pt toptber
apln thJa aftemoon with Ancel Moreno (2-5) fadna Jack Morris
(5-3) ln the matinee.
Celtics'
defense
.does it
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Whatever hap~ned
to pape~ Clrives ?· .
I Pnm,g·=~ p _ Plana by • II 1Ub\irban ,Llttle Lea1ue baaeball
orpn.laaticn to \lie a male 1iripper for
fund raJatna have been ruled out of
order by offidala of the league'• lnt.eri\atiOnal
I hNciqWU1.ef'I.
Same memben of the Ladies AWdlJary of
the Cound1 Rock·Newtown Little I.Mcue had
tcheduJed a "Ladiee' Nlaht Out Evenlna .. with
Swuhlne, a popular Pnlladelphla·area male
I ltrfpper.
' B\,\t lea1ue oftlciala ln Wllllamapo~t
lnfonned the group that they could not IMlCept
the money bec:aute lt would be an lna~te
way to rai8e the funda. •
Joeepb Loach, eastern reliona1 dArect.or of
the lJttfe League, 1ent a letter to the Bucka
C-ounty Jelcue'• pnlident. Robert J. 8sytmnden
of Holland. advising him of the dectsion. ·
Saymendera said he and James Scott, the
county lelgue administrator, approved the plan
1n April when it wu propoeed by aipdllary
president Delores Horohov of Northampton
Towmhip. He said Wllliamaport oftidals gave
tacit approval of the plan.
But after at least two cloi.en telephone calla
to Wllllamaport from the Newtown area,
Szymendera said, the Little I.ague ruled .,_m.t
Sunabine.
Quote of the day
a.I a.I Rodrtpel, uked what tu. c=-ddie
bad told him 6efore Rodriguei aank a
crucial putt 1n a recent tournament; "He
told me just to keep the ball low." .
Leonard suffers bad break In win
Deu11 Leourd pitched aeven. • lnnLn&9 befon btteJd."8 h1a pltchlng
band, and former c.o.ta Mesa High
and Oranae Cout College product
DH Q•leeaberry fini1hed up the four-hit
abut.out u the Kan.tu Qty Royall blanked the
Texu Rangen, 3.o Friday night. Leonard, 5-3,
retired 19 of the 21 batten he faced but left the
game with a broken hand after ablorbing a
amuh off the bat of Texas'
B•ddy Bell . . . Bobby
Marcer'1 three-run pinch
homer aparked a lix·run sixth
~· and 01car Gamble ri a two--nm ahot 1n the
8eOODd inn1na aa New Y CC'k
trounced Mlnneaota, 12-1
. . . Mike l'laaa1aa
combined with two rel1even
on a aeven·bit abut.out and
LIOMllD Joa Lowwteta homered to
plliCe Baltimore to a 3-0 victory over Toronto
. . . Home runa by Jim RJee. owtpt Evans
,and Carl YutnemHJ highlighted• IS.hit attack
that boosted Boston to an 8·7 iriumph over
Oakland, Joaer of four straJsht . . . Robbi
Y oat aing)ed in the go-ahead run, and Ted
Slmmou, hitJem in hia previoua 21 at-beta, lined
a two--run double in a f.hree..run Milwaukee sixth innJ.n1 as the Brewen stopped Seattle, 4-1 ...
BW Alm•'• tie-breaking double In the eeventh
inning gave Chicago a 3-1 victory over Cleveland
i.Q a game cut abort by heavy rain.
Nelson leads by one In Atlanta
Larry Neltoa, caWna it "kind of !I an up-and·down day," turned in a
~under-par 67 to take a one..oot lead
at 133 over Scott Doell after the '"
aecond round of the Atlanta Golf aa..tc ~y. ~~the 1981 PGA champion, broke the
GeadJOCIC with Hoch by llnkinQ a 7 .foot birdie
pun on No. 7, his 16th hole ol the day ...
South African s.n, IJttle lhot a 4-under·pu-68
for the openln1-:.day lead in the Ll'GA
tournament 1n New RocheDe, N.Y. .
Baseball today ..
On thlt date in bMeball tn.1977:
The Boat.on Red Sox and the Milwaukee '
Brewera combined tor a major leaaue
reoord·tyina 11 home runa ln a 14-10 Red
Sox vlct.ory at Fenway Park. ·
On lhil date 1n 1963:
For the l8CDbd time in his career, New
York Yankee 1lu1ger Mickey Mantle
homered off the d.llt.ent rtabt field fecede at
Yankee Stadium. Mantle'• b1ut oft X.-
. Qty'1 Bill F'lleber lifted the Yanb to an 8-7
victory '1Yf8 the A'a.
Today'1 binbday:
New York Yankeel pitcher Tommy JQhn
ll38. ~
FrtMtman aurvtvet raih of upeeta ~
Second eeeded Marcel Freemu ~ of UCLA. an earlier winner ln Uu:ee
nta over UC Irvine'• Jim Sa:r4er,
entera today'1 llfll!)lflnaJ8 • the only ..
IW'vivor UDOa1 the ~t top -9a ih the NCAA linalee tenn1I cbampionah.ip toumatnct at the
Unfventty of Georgia. Freeman, playtna with a
rotator-cuff 1houlder injury' will meet
12th eeeded Bred Gllbert of Pepperdlne. Seeded
players ou1ted included No. 6 aeed Glean
Mlclllhta of Pepperdlne, No. 7 Mike DePalmer
of Tennellee, No~ 8 RudJ Nboa of C.alllomia,
No. 3 David Pate of Texu Chttsdan. No. 4 Scott
Dam of Stanford, and No. 5 Rebble Veater of
UCLA· . . . KatMeea Cunmblp of Colonido
ui-et to~ Vicki NellOll of Rolllna, 6-4, 6-7,
6-2 durinl a quarterfinal match of the NCAA
Women'• t.ennil c:bampjomhipe at Salt i..ke Oty . . . Eliot Telttcier of the U_llfted Statea
Cl"Ulbed fellow countryman PMle Dlbbl to racb
the aemWnall of the I~ Open 1n Rome.
la Steinbrenner ready to Join NHL?
New York Yankee• owner II Geers• Stelabreuer would. neither
confinl\ nor deny Friday that he la
in\4:1'ested in buying the financially
troubled Colorado Bockiea of the National
Hockey League. Yankee apokelman In llue
u.id Steinbrenner wu familiar with publlahed
reportl he ii trytna to l>W'Chue the Roddea, but
Kaze aaid the 'Y aniee owner 1peclfically
instructed hi. aidea not to diacuia the NHL
lltuatioo . . . Baltimore Colts llnebricker Mike
Wood.a auffered a gunshot wound to the adnal
cord durina a rob6ery attempt at hh father'•
Clevelandliome Friday, police and ho1pltal
offidall uid. Wooda, ,27, WU listed in guarded
condition, accord1ng to a ~oman at Mount
S1na1 Hospital . . . ReMr1 Bredltead, d.1rec;tor
of financee for the Miami DolDhlm the put three
years. WM named athleUc dfniaor at l/>uWma
State Untvenlty . • . Jlmm~n hM been
top anded fot next week'• Open tennis
tournament . . . Mlb Stnc-.. who led the
New Orleans Sainta in l'l.llhlnl in 1975, wu
lndJcted Friday on aeven OOW\W of lellJ.ng and
compl.rtna to sell cocaine, U.S. Attorney Jou
Vol1 announced. Strachan pied lnnocent at an
arraignment and wu freed on bond .
Rustlers split jJair From Page 81
LAGUNA
Ocean View advances to CIF semis, 7-0
paued ball, 1lqle and a wild
pltcM into a tbinMnninc nm to
hand GWC an open1n1·round
lo& The Ru1tler1 bounced beck
behind the three-hit pltchln& of nna Kyler to aeon a 1-0 triumph
over De Anr.a.
GWC'• wlnntn1 run came
acrom 1n the tint lnnina 1n the
SOFI'BALL ..
• • •
Uni edges Ed~son;
f1dM, 'A.r~ists r.0111
Sailon oUlt (;)lien; quarterf in.al1 next
Ualwnl~· KIO tennia ooeCh a..,..-. .• iia'•1'1i 11th YMt ..
the "'°jlnl' ooich, but tM edmUa Ill of, dial~ didn't play a part lD h ;, .. m•1 narrow 16M·ll~ ~ owr ~ Lb
the ~ round of CU'. 4-A
Jl)ayoffm Friday.
-Sbel took a chance and
lnwtild bl8 No. 1 linalel player,
Q\rii Greer, 1n the doubl• ecUCln
wtih fMrnm.IS. l'.rtc Oliver, and ::::~r won three of four
ul reelly dJdn't know what WU adna to ha~, .. Sil@J 9dmltted
afterward. •But that wu the
tUmine pdlnt."
Other Oranae Coaat area
wiMer'I Fdday w~ Corona del
Mar, N~Ytport Harbor and
Laauna Be•ch. The Sailora'
vicfo.ry eliminated Huntintton
&.ch ftorn the •-A playQf&.
l!ve,.Y player for Univeratty
picked up at leMt one point M
the TroJarui advanced to the
.arterflnU on Tue9day against
Be.ch Wu.on.
ke Martinez and Dan Mafaolll eech won three of their
four matches. while Edi1on'1
Myles Mau.a turned 1n another
~~~-1~ bl'ftze onr
We1tlake was accompll1hed
wfthout the let"'lices of three of
the S.. Kl:no' top playen: Greg
Hayward, John Washer and
Davld Gerken. Hayward and
WMher are prepaling for today'•
Cir lndlviduaf double•
~Uoi\ at Santa Ana Blah· Briml Sullivan ~ not Jolt a
.... tpinlt hla fdur _op~tl
while i.mmace Jeff ~ alto
pl•Ye4 near-flawlea tennll ln
tht match at Wettlak.e.
The S.. Kina. now 23-1, wW
play P'aloe Verdee 1\aetday at an
aa Yttt unnamed ate.
N9wport Harbor improved tw
overall record to 18...f with a 19-9
TENNIS
win over co.:;unaet Leag\,le
champkln HW>tineton Beach.
The SaiJon got COl'¥iatent play
tram James and John My~
with Jamee winning all four of
h» match&
In ~ the Sallort' Jlm
Maa. and~ Conkey downed
the Oilef9' Jetf Barnard and
Andy Andrews, 8-2, 6·2.
Huntington Beach'• John
Gabriel won three of his four
matches.
Newport HarbOI' will travel to
Santa Barbara Tueaday for
quarterfinal action. The Don.a
rolled to a 20-8 win over
Thouaand OU..
Laguna Be'ac;h bad liitle
dlfftculty In defeating ho1t
Katella, 23 '1i-4 ~. Junior Rick Leach .wept h1a
four opponen1a. ~ ln ltralght
aet1.
Ullser to ski·p Indy 500
• • INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -emotions aevenl timea dUJini a
Defending champion Bobby ha1tlly aaaembled new1
Unaer aaid Friday he wW akip conference at the IndianapoU.
th1a year's Indianapolis 500 to Motor Speedway the day before
fulfill an obligation he now th e f i n a 1 wee ken d o f
wiahet he hadn't made to be qualifications for the May 30
team tnan.a8e!' for driver Joaele race. G~~ the toughest thina rve "'There ia a lot of sadness 1n
done ln 33 years of radng'• aaid Bobby Unser. I've waited tpo
UMer, the fir1t Indy •er 1n long," he aaid. "~t'a not fair to a
24 yean to mt. the next year's car owner at this poln~ .to wait race any longer for my decwon. I'm u;.,, whoee 19 Indy atarta just ~t going to run (here) thia
are aecond only to 25-year year.
veteran A. J. Foyt. aaid be had Speculation had run high all
joined the Garza team ln month that Unaer would jump
d.talliua!onment over the furor into one of eeveral backup can
followtng his third Indy vlct.ory a available to him to make a
year qo. qualifying attempt after the
The 48-year-old Unser 23-year-old Garza wu safely in
appeared to choke back hl1 the race.
• °'"'.th.,.., CdM Md--• 1n ~ 1~. w~ c.-to.· ..
NllN8 and threw a •triy alcoftd billt on a MCl't&t It
to "' the l9ld runner. nw
bilW new out to Scott~ left and the final hJti.r
to third to end the pme a&
thiw hour mark.
I rollowlN Mc.' belt ln thif
fin& lnnlria. .... .. KJ!ijs~ were limited IQ two ecatterid
tirqb• U\e next four f
allhQuah Antelope pltchtr ....
atft walked num.roua biltt&iri
(he had 7 (n fiv.plw ~)7·~
In the ahcth. apJ:renily •
lucky frame for the re they have toored the
run or tied the pa ln
frame 1n each of the IMt
out.inga, Dave Arlia opened with
a walk. Petenon and Moet
walked to lot.d the .t.e. with
one out Rohd.t doubi.c! to rlcht
field to ~t two l'Wll acrcm ~
White aU'2Jed to rtah& fer the
final two that put the Sea K1D8I
in front lOf' the eecond time In
the pme. •
11\11 &et the ttap foe M~
Rohde and White to complete the
herok:l in the final frame.
Corona del Mar committed.
four errors, making three of Ula
lix Antelope runa unearned. Bu~
1n the end, it made ~ difference:
Duke Snider, a Brookl)'n
Dodpr centerflelder of no mean
ability once said, "U you dotl't
make an error once 1n awh.lle,
you're not trying all the time.·
Golden Gloves are ~ but you
al.o have to try for the bud.
cha.noes and you are boUnd
make an etiu' once In awhile."
No one can ay ..the Sea Kings
weren't trying In each 1nltance;
an 8110f was committed and even
though one or two could have
COit tpem the game, they refuse<l
to let down ~ came back wif.h·
brillianl pla~1 1oon after
cunm.itting the mllcues.
'The victory advancea Corona
del Mar to the semifinals
Tuesday against Norwalk, a ~o
victor over Whittier Friday.
Norwalk will be the home team
by virtue of having had only one
previous home game to two for
the Sea Kino.
"Kurt (Peterson) pitched aa
well as he has all year until be
got tired In the aeventh inning
and lost his concentration.
Mentally he wasn't ready for
that inning and I had to take
him out In the e{ghth," Trager
said.
The Sea Kinga were out-hit by
the Antelopes, 13~. J>ut their hita
w e re mo r e tiQ\e i y . ,
"Driving well ls the best revenge."
LONE RUN -Golden West's Doug Irvine alldes under the tag of Rio
Hondo catcher Ron Jimenez with the only run of the game Friday as the
Rustlers P>k a 1-0 lead in their best-of-three aeries with the Roadrunnera.
. .,.., ......... ..,a......,
Irvine scored on a ling1e by John Altobelli. Teams continue series at Golden
West today.
This game won't he ·a 'turkey
Rustlers, Pirates may play football on Thanksgiving
They stand on opposite aides pf the
football field and have guided their
respective teama to one of the fier'Clest
community college rivalries in Orange
<:.ounty.
But for the pest two years, Orange eo.t
College Coach Dick Tucker and Golden
West College Coach Ray Shackleford have
seen attendance dwindle foe their football
teams' confrontation each November.
It should be noted that both Tucker and
Shackleford aren't always thinking about
football. ln the spring, for inltanoe, both
coach theif college's golf team and it is not
WlCOl1'UDOil for the coaches t.o hit the lin.ka
and play a round with their dutten.
It was during one such round a while
beck that Tucker and Shackleford were
diac ursinJ their annual Vict ory Bell
confrontauon -which now carries the
heavier burden of fla~ a part in the
(Jnal outcome o the-South Coast
Conference standings. (GWC was moved in
t.o the South Coast Conference for football
last year).
This year, the Victory Bell battle la
acheduled t.o take place on Saturday night,
No v . 27 . That'• two daya after
'Thanksgiving. That'• in the middle of what
la usually a long weekend, reeerved for
viait. t.o relativee.
And that, of coune, l'De8DI eYeJ\ lm8ller
crowds.
So, rather than see the 1982 venion of
the GWCOCX: claah tum into a turkey of a
ball pme, Tucker and Shackleford have
been ~the Idea of playing the pme on morning.
"lt'a the end o the le.MOO and you only
have one pme to eo. You'd like to aet th1a
pme <N« with whether you're having a
bid yeer or not." explains SNckWCll'd.
wtx.e Rustlers nedecl a late touchdown to oo.n the Duca 18-14 lalt year.
"But, the main benefit is, you don't have
to pracUoe on Tbanbglvtna and then brlna
the team back for another day of practkle
on Friday," Sbackleford adds.
''A Thankacivtng day pme u.eed to be a
tradition ln the oounty with Santa Ana and
Fullerton," recaU. Tucker, one of the
wtnnJng•t community co~ football coechea in the nation and a atbJeUc
dinctor. "'Ibey'~ play lt in the monUnc· haw rM1
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CURT SEEDEN
big c:ro~ and then everybody would go
home and eat," Tucker adds. "I don't know
what the crowd would be like for th.la
game, but I think it would be better than a
on Saturday night at the end of a three-day
weekend."
When the Pirates-R~era cl.uh got oU
the eround in 1966, a crowd of 9,700
showed up. Since that pme, more than
115,000 fans have watched the two tealnl
play. However, since 1978, crowas have
dwindled, from 7 ,000 in '78, t.o 6,200 in '79,
to 5,200 in '80 and just 3,500 last year.
Should Coast and Golden West be vying
for the South Coast Conference
champlomhipcome Nov. f7, the importance
of the game will only dress it up that much
roore if the~ ahowdown cornea
off.
''I don't know if we can draw the bli
c:rowdl in the fim few years," Tucker
no1es, ''and the fint year might be a little
bit different. But penonally, I think lt'a a
great idea." Adda Shackleford: "I don't
know u rd 1l.ke t.o play • early M 10.
Maybe noon or 11:30. The ar-ia adI1 wet
that early. But I do feel It will be before
11:30."
Shacklelord uy. the only negative be
can think of about playing the pme on
Thunday ta that Jt W1lf allOw for a abort
practice week.
"Still. there'• even a pcllitive thine about that in that' there Isn't much more t.o learn
at the atage of the aeaaon," add•
Shackleford. who al8o bu his share of
vict.oria.
Thil year'a contest la G~~· whk:b means it ia up to and
GWC Athletic Dlrectar Gene Farrell to give
the go.ahead.
On the subject of LeBard Stadium on the
OCC campua, where the Pirate• and
Rustlers play their home gamea:
Shackleford aay. it'a time for a new football
turf to be installed.
He recalla his team'• victorY last year
over the Bual when the field conditions
were anythi.ng but ideal.
"lt WM a 1'De91. I just think the dlatrict
ahould put in a better turf. It look•
beautiful when the ~ atarta, but lt just
doesn't last. ..
&veral Oranae Cout area high IChool
teams al.o u. the OCC field. lt ,_,.. a
virtual mud puddle last ·year when F.dllon Hieb and Servtte met in the ftnt round of
the CIF Blg Five football playoffa.
· FV·, Edison players selected
Sunaet Lea1ue powera l!diaon and
J'ountain V&llEhllh echoola were each ~ two OD the South lq\lld
for the Slat brine All-1tar Game at P,.._., Bail Bowl amaQ1 the 28-man
l'Olter.
Competln1 under South Coach Ron
Smelmr of s.vtte d be ~·· Dave Geroux and Rick DIBenwdo, along with
Fountain Valley'1 Matt Stewnl and Rod
Emery.
Allo in the pme reprwnUna the South
are l'ootblll nmntna bet* Mark Templeton
and Servtte defemive beck Steve Jlahon
and Mater Del offenatve auard Brian
Loplmr, at. ""'1 Me poun• Geroux. a 210.poUnd ham.ck, .. h.ded
far ltanllM Unlvenlty, while DlBemardo, a
218-pou.nd Unebecbr, la bound for Nove
Dame.
SteYent, alone with San ~ 8ecUoD
Player of the Year Jim Plum, i• at
quart.erbeck for the South. while = will be a nmninC beck. Stewm la
tor UCLA and Emery i• ticketed for
N9Yllda-Lu Vepa.
r..cb member of the South bout. All-Loa
~or All..cD' bonqrl. · Plum completed fM of 723 pu1e9 for
6,913 yard• and 70 touchdown• ln a
three-year career, while Stevea1'
two MHOll NCOrd lndud11 281 oompleUonl
out of &ea ,..... for 4,472 Judi and 28
TDI.
From Page 81
GWC •..
perfect one bopper t.o catcher
Cb.ria Schulz.
Altobelli waan't the only
player provtdlna defeme, either,
aa the entire Rustler infield waa
u,ht. Outside of an emir by
ahcrtstop Roberto VUlarreal ln
the ninth innin1, the GWC
infield .acounted foe 14 of lUo
Hondo's 27 outs.
The recipient of all thia
defenae was Meyer, who went
the diatance iri improving hia
record to 9-2.
Meyer, who struck out six and
walked three , uaed an
overpowering faatbell and a hard
slider to get through the early
i.nninp before laboring ln the
aeventh, e ighth and ninth
frame9. Meyer loaded the bue9 in the
seventh befOl'e he induced Larry
Peluffo into an inning-ending
ground ball t.o aeoond hue. In the
eighth, with a runner at aecood
and two out, he got Mecate, Rio
Hondo's No. 3 hitter, t.o hJt a
check..wtng ground ball beck t.o
the box. Fl.nally, in the ninth. he
19t a pop fiy t.o third and a
IJ'OUDd ball to leOODd, Jeavtnc
IUo Hondo'• last chance Nndtnc
at aeoond to end the pme.
The Rwtlen (~ overall and
the Southern CaJ Conference·~
~half champion) can wrap up
the aeries agalnat the
Roadrunner• (23-14 and the
second-half champs) at home
today beclnnlna at noon. A Rio
Hondo victory would ~tate
a rubber match immediately following the tint pme ..
Scott Marah, whh an 8-0
record. la ICheduled t.o start for
the RustJen. "The l'fbo)e week in pncUce
we've been up for thla." laid
AltobeIU, ~ t.o the een..
"We talked about th1I pme all
WC!ek.." -Indeed, with the defenpe and J)(tchina GWC dllplayed Friday,
It doean't look aood for the
Roadnannera. In order to win it
all, Rio Hondo needa to win twice
today, and it mwt accomDlllb ltl
taak in a ballpar& the
Roednmnen haven't won ln In
four yten.
l:UGl:NI:, Ore. (AP)
WHblll,tc;; Sta~bbecl j 20-pomt .,.... • ftnt
eta of~tklftuebe~
101 ~ Cl'idl and fteld, cham~tpa I
But UCLA't well-balancedl
aquad 1tayed Within 1trlll1na
cllNnce and the Bru1n1 cr...-••llll"u.a~
• fleet of ~ tor today4t
• final day ot ~den. DefendinC Chanlplon Ariaona
State, ~ by many to wtn
ao1n thJa year. '"' In U'OUble aft.er two teriow l8tbe$I J'riday. t
Defendln1 lon1 ium1,.
cham1*>n LaMoilte Kine ot ASU
withdrew from that event due to
a atra1nect lea mUICle. He UC>
WM unable to compete in the·
200-meter trtall.
ARIZONA STATE llhot• put
ace Gary Wllllky fouled on all
_TR_A_C_'K __ ]fll!
three throwa .nil did not econ. I
The SWl Devi1sl Ron Brown. a '
pre-meet favorhe, a110 waa I
troubled by in! and f.al1ed to .. qualify ln the 00. . •
Wuhington tate Cc.ch John ,
Chaplin aaid UCLA could nm ,
away with the team UtJe today
beca1.11e of the Bruim' depdi.
"To have any chance at all. we :
had t.o have a comiderable lead -,
40 or 50 points -af1er today," •
Cha lin said.
Waahington State'•
foreign-dominated aquad led the
pack with 77 pointa, while UCLA •
rrw\8ged 57. Host Oregon WM
third with 30.
Ariz.ona State WU far down
the list with only 9 potntl.
UCLA Coach Jim Buah
admitted his tam WM in a aood
position and bad benefitted lrcm
Ariwna Stato'a m.lsfortums.
'1 LIKE where we are," B&.-b
t
'
t I
said, "We could acore a lot ol. • t
point. tomorrow." Waahinaton : Ir
State and UCLA e9Ch won tliree •
of the 9e'Ven final eventl held .
Friday. : wsu freshman Richard Tuwei :
of Kenya pulled away from I
UCLA'• Dave Daniela over the I
final 100 meters "° WlJl the I
3,000-meter ateeplecb.ue tn 8 ~
minute•. 31.7 1econd1. The 1 20-year-old Tuwei plans to nm ,
the 5,000 met.en Satw'CIQ.
The C-oupn acored 1'1 poUltl I
ln the hammer, with WSU'a Tore •
Guatafaon, from Sweden, 1
w1nn1ng with a heave of 215-feet l
4-lnchea. wsu·. Laslo Babita, :
from British Columbja, took the l
javelin with a meet record effort ~
of 267-1.
Dokie Wllliama picked up
UCLA'• initial flnt place by c
winningtbe)onajwnpat25-9. ;
The l3naim aJaO captured the ·
pole vault, with Anthony Curran :
clearing 18-2 12, and the :
10,000-meter run, which wu :
won by Steve Ortiz in 28:22.93. j
Oregon'• Dean Crowler wan ,
the shot put at 67-~ 34 and was :
fourth ln the hammer.
HB football
• s1gnups set ' . •
Signupe for the Hunttnaton
Beach Juttior All-Amerfcan
fQotba11 pl'Olr'alD will take pm
ThUl"lday ntcht when the DUuP'•
annual Sparta Niaht IClcbf£ la
held at the Ocean View Blah
School amnutum from 8:30-9 p.m. •
All youth.I t:H yean of ace
may 1110 up, In addition to
cheerleeden.. The llpup fw • $16 and a pmoent n.llt 91)1.U1tw'l1 ' , . tt.e player .
f Some membeu of the Loa Anaelll Baim are~ 1o be • ln a11mdance, Ilona wtth Bdilon • H1ah coech Bill 'llOdrman. wbo :
wdl deliver a ~..,..ch.
Free T 1hlru wlll be ·
di1trtbuted to pla7en and
c:Meri.dln.
Por more biformaUon ~ •' 1-'l\lnlCaD (M&-J8'72) m Bab
Norma (847-01'19>.
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I)' ITBVB TIUPOU °' .. ..., ....... Th• hiltory of CaUfomla ~ t.M hfstoty ot
lta fr9h w1ier ret0urcti1 an lnle~ble. lt'a the
C\ll'll of 1 atate where IO tn'-'Ch ~nt hu
taken place IO far from water supp~
T1\e bittl• over who aet1 wa"r Md where
lt will come from have been nt.Uneroua and
UIWllly -crlmonloua. lt ~ that the people
who'll be aett1nt the water usually are all for the
plan of the ~r. ~ thoee frcm the 'Te• the
water will <.'Orne from are 10lidly opJ)Oled.
Th.lnp are no different th1a time, II\ the final
weeks before the June 8 referendum on
construction of the Pertfheral c.nat and other
water facllltlea. All o the acrimony, acare
campaJps and ~gional divialona are preaent.
The referendum will appear as Propoeitlon 9
on the ballot. •
The canal is designed to take water lrom the ~, C. ~to River, juat north ot the rtver'a
\_,. delta, and carry It 43 miles to the pump-
\ m, station ~t lifta water Into the
1!.. 444-mile callfomla Aqueduct for \~•..,,; a trip to Southern California.
•Fresno ". '~ \\
Vario•• state officials arpe
1: , ti
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I
for ud agala1t Proposition t.
Tllelr views are reprinted from a
special l11ae of the bl-montllly pabllcation '
• of Western Water Edacation Foandatlon, Sacramento.
Arguments
for Prop. 9
By SEN. ALFRED E. ALQUIST
The 1980 State Waler Act -Peripheral
Canal package must be approved. For more than
2 mUlion Bay Area residents, it is es.<Jential
to guarantee good quality water, to balance the
job-.economy equation that also depends on
decent water. and to provide environmental
'1 saveguards for the Della. The consensus was
hammered out. It is the last of its kind that we'll
aee foe years to come.
Right now, quality problems plague the Bay
Area P>mJnunities that depend on water that
must come through the Delta. The Santa Clara
Valley Water District has for several year5 had to
use increasing amounts of chemicals to treat the
water it must import.
Those in Contra Costa County whose water
comes from the Contra Costa Canal intake at
Rock Slough lived with health warnings for 120
days last year. Industry m the Antioch-Pittsburg
area has labored for years under lhe crippling
costs of poor water. By providing decent water
that hasn't been degraded by sail and Delta
drainage, the State Water Act -Peripheral
CanAl package solves the water quality problems
Sen. Alfred Alquist.
a Democrat, ha s
represen red the San
Jose area since 1966.
He is chairman of the
Senate Finan ce
Comm ittee and is a
m ember of the Gov-
ernmental Organization
Committee, and
Energy and Public
Utilities Committee.
those Bay Area communitieti and lndustriea now
face.
The package provides vital environmental
protections. The Peripheral Canal, with it.&
timely release of fresh water ln the Delta, will
safeguard that habitat. A. Daniel Chapin, vjce
chainnan of the Delta Advillory Committee, aaid,
"The Peripheral Canal ia not an engineer's
choice, it is an environmentalist's choice."
This comprehensive water package ls the
result of tough political give and take,
Consequently, special interests in the Delta and
elsewhere who think there will be any other
water ch oice coming aoon are kidding
themselves. This is no time for local or parochial
penpectives of water management. The 1980
State Water Act must be passed now.
Earle SW.. an •tt.omey and former
mayor of Burbank, la ch•irm•n of the
Metropolitan Water /)Jatrict board of
directors.
.
Pollltert hav• found hlatory repeallnf It·
telf a1 tbty i1Ult YMWI on \ht f5.4 bll Ion DIOkale statewide. Tht \at.ett polll ehow a heavy
,j '·I oppo1hlon \o the. project In Northern CaWon\ia, iM ioW'cle or the water. while the SI Southern California wotera who wUl receive lt
art ewTentJ~ ln favor of the pro~t by about a 3-2° lftaflln. 13ecaule there are more voters ln the
eouth, the 1tatewlde percentage oppoled la about
4~·36, wtth w remainder undecided.
Oetpite the obvioua divisions, the to~ on
both tides of the campaign are taking nothing for
granted. Both aides have marshaled war cheat.a
of about $2 milllon, fed heavily by apeclal
interest.a, to wage a media war.
What emerges from the rhetoric is a debate
centered on thtte major l11ues: the need for the
canal and the reservoirs. pipelines and
conservation projects that are part of the
package, the ~nvi.roJ'Ul\t?nW impact, and wheth~r
it's worth the investment.
There i.a aharp disagreement in all three
areas.
ON THE QUESTION of need, op~ment.a of
Proposition 9 havP turned to an examination of
the way water ls used, priced and le'gislated in
the state.
They say thal water is squandered ~JI over
the state and o n farms especially. that
conservaUon would more than fill Southern
California's waler neects and that state policies
governing water use encourage mef~cient use.
They also blame the water industry for
meUiclent management of water resources and
what they consider a misplaced, almost religious
conviction that constant expanmon of the state
water system is essen tial.
Proposition 9 backers say there simply ls not
enou~ water coming through the state system
especially with the pendlng loee of aome of lhe
supply from the Colorado River, to meet
Southern California's needs in a drought or in
the future. when population will have increased.
A acenarlo of dry fauceta, rich farmland
turned to dual, and losl jobs is painted by the
backen1.
Environmental questions center on what the
canal will do to the sensitive Sacramento River
Delta and the effectiveness of protections for
Northern Califomia1s wild rivers lhat will take
Opposing
• v1ew-s
By SEN. JOHN GARAMENDI
Proposition 9, the massive expansion of the
State Water Project, is unnecessary and is
Irrational in terms of economics, energy,
effidency, and the environment.
The water needs of Southern c.alifomia can
be met. The Metropolitan Water District has
overestimated the growth of Southern California
u well as the demand for water.
Published calculations by the Slate
Department of Water Reaources (DWR) clearly
proYe that the water necessary to meet demands
In the ye.ar 2000 la 370,000 acre-feel less than the
proponent.a of Proposition 9 claim. Therefore, the
projected drought year water shortage can be
met by l~f.rting additional water into the
Southern 'fomia area during wet yeara and
storing it for use in the dry years. California has
sufficient water rights on the Colorado River and
in Northern California to do this during average
and wet years.
The DWR estimates that $11.3 billion will be
spent on the project.a authorir.ed by Proposition· 9
over the next 18 years. An additional $12 biUion
is estimated to be spent after the year 2000 in
order tb meet the commitment• made by
Proposition 9. The Peripheral Canal alone is now
estimated to cost $1.3 billion. Thia massive outlay
of our scarce public capital is unneceasary.
Alternatives exiat that are far cheaper aJ\d can
meet the needs of Southern California.
The State Water Project if the largest
energy coruumer ln California. If the facilities
authorized by Proposition 9 are constructed, its
electricity consumption will just about double,
and the cost of electricity will rise tenfold
becauae more expensive aources of power will be
used in the future.
The Delta, largest estuary on the West Coast
of the Western Hemisphere, should not be left to
chance of future political tides.
etfect ll Ptopoeltlon 9 91 aPP!VVed.
c..nal supporters ay the canal will dell
·cleaner water to So\Athorn CaUfQ,..la
bypaptna the Delta. with it.a prob.._
-ancultural pollution and aalt water ~
through San Francilco Bay.
They alao dl1m the ca.nal will tolve fCIW'
major environmental problems in the Delta, an of
them related to the operation that now dra•
water directly from it for export IOUth.
Opponent.a aay the clalma of el'\vironmen
protection for the Delta throuah the canal a
probably false, and that aafeguarda for t
northern rivers aren't worth the paper they'
written on.
The wild river protections are worthl •
they sly. becauae the)' can be repealed by
majority vote of the electorate. If a majority ~
the electorate favors water development b
supporting the Peripheral Canal, what's to s
voters from repealing the river protections (
favor of future water development, they ask.
THOUGH THE TWO sides once dlaagr •
over the cost of the packege, both now ae.
willing to accept the $5.4 bWiM-figure put out b
the pro-canal state Department of Wate
Resow-ces. .
The question now 1s whefher it's worth i
Canaf backers say that the waler usera wh
will pay for it will chip in about $11 per fami)
per year for the canal by the year 2000. A sma
price to pay for what they consider a guaran
of Southern California's economic future.
Opponents say that, since the water Wt'
n~ed. the whole proposal is a conspiracy
create larger water surpluses than exist n
The beneficiaries, they say, will be the hug
agribusinesses that buy surplus water from lh
system at bargrun prices
The multi-billion dollar ex~nditure a
will put heavy pressure on the state's alreadt
battered financial resources, they say. 1
For voters, the besl strategy m making $
decision probably will be to learn as much as ~ can about the issue, which by any standard Is on
of the most important facing the state, bef
voting. Tbe arguments below. all of them b
prominent fi(futes in the controversy. are a g'1
Start. I
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Sen . John Gara
mendi is a Democra
representing an are
from Lake Tahoe t
parts of the Delta,
Joaquin Valley an
Sacrament.o. He is th
Senate Majorie
Leader and sits orl various committees. -,
Timochy Brick is Southern California
coordinator of Californians for a Fair Water
Policy. He also is a member of the Utility
Advisory Commission of the City of
Pasadena.
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By TIMOTHY F. BRICl
There are three reasons why Southern
Californians should oppOee the State Water Bill: -
We don't need it. We can't afford it. We won't set the water anyway.
There is sufficient water for growth in
Southern C..Uforn1a ll the Metropolitan Wat.:r
District would start looking out for their
customers aa mucb as they do Kern County
agrlbualnesa. Tax~yers are Urea of 1Ubsldlzing
c6eap "1urplu1 ' water for Kern County
a1rlbu1lne11 conalomerates, thU9 dlatortlng •
~ble planJlinl.
We'" Propot>tlon 9 u a acheme to 1hlp
Northerft Ca.Utoml.a water to Central Cdforma
r
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Uncle Len had a dllf:ky week
~ .~~. envelope. full of nice
He lan't feeling down, but he
t:ertainly hu a few waterproof
'feathers fioatina around.
....U riaht, all rteht, Uncle Len
will q\lit quackine duck jokes and
get down to businesa.
Actually, he's always admired
ducks, swans and geese for the
way they swim. Up on top they
look c.aJ.m and serene u they
float around on the water, but
underneath the ir feet are
paddlinJt away like crazy.
Uncle L e n 's s tyle of
swlmrnlng. on the other hand,
has been compared to a windmill,
an out-of-control propeller or a
demented buzz saw.
He hopes his friends pay more
attention in swimming classes
;than Uncle Len did. With such a
big ocean nearby, it's Important
to be a good swimmer. Just ask
any duck.
As us ual , it was a tough
',decision this week, but first place
end $~ go to Huy Vinh, 14, of 1Huntington Be a c h for a
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FIRST PLACE: Huy Vinh of Huntington Beach
beautifully detailed picture of a ------------------------~
ld water bird. I /
Second place and $2 go to \ \ I / _
Jason Cairns, 13, of Huntington ~ Beach for his drawing of a pair of \ _.
•swans at sunset. Congratulations .._ · ---
to both artists. •-L. -<=..-:_ --
Honorable mentions go to
Johnny Chiarenza, 12, Greg
·Deras, 12, and Jeremy Calms, 8,
of Huntington Beach, and Julie
Watson, 11, Terry Simms, 11,
Todd Simms, 8, and Cynthia
Sisley, 13, of Costa Mesa.
A special thanks to Rochelle
Harris, 5, of Huntington Beach
who got so excited about drawing
ducks that she went on to include
ts, chiakens and cats. Uncle
n and his friends enjoyed your
1U"\WOrk very much.
And, as usual, Uncle Len
'received great work from his
friends in Room 13 at Wilson
'School in Costa Mesa. Thanb to
'Kenny Wendel, Jay Arruda,
Craig Bruyn, Richard Barba,
Jason Beve rly, John, Laura
Adame, Teresa Lopez, Hector
Partida , Rachel Morse, Amiee
Fukomoto, Joel Lozano, Laurita
Rodriguez, Sean Dunham, Julie
Way, Tanya Morris, Pattie Jo
Alverson, Heather Grosdidier.
Monica Plazada, Daniela Picardi.
Bobby Dabalos a nd Gabriela
Avila.
Uncle Len's friends at Bushard
Middle School in Huntington
Beac h did th ei r u s ual
6utatanding work, too. Thanks to
Elaine Sunu, Ste phe n Ch en ,
Sh,anowa Scott, Cindy Stout,
Jose Cardenas, June Bachman,
Chlnh Nguyen, Manothonli(
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SECOND PLACE: Jason Cairns of Huntington Beach
Luangsisongkham, Manokham
Luangsisongltham, Danny Lee
and Dennis Lee.
Next weekend will be a long
one because of the Memorial Day
holiday, and Uncle Len plans to
go on a picnic with some friends
to the park. He'd like all the
great artists out there to draw
their ideas of goodies to take
along in a picnic basket or draw a
picnic scene in general.
Remember to include name,
address and age. Draw with black
lnk on white paper cut 4 inches
square and mail entries to Uncle
Len, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Be sure to
mail early so they arrive by
Wednesday.
And for goodness sake, don't
tell anyone about the picnic,
because we don't want the ants
to find out.
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: Baby ape on limited display
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -The
other apes are as eager a s the
human visitors to get a look at
the Memphis Zoo's newborn
gorilla, but officlals say he won't
be on display for awhile.
Carlos, the baby'• father .
oteupies a cage next door to the
mother and haa been standing on
his head, t.ryi.J'll to see under the
door Into her living quarters, said
zoo Director Charles Wilson.
"The primates are as eltdted as
the humans," Wilson said.
"Junior is the most animated," he
said, referring to a giant
orangutan.
Junior's cage facf'a the one
occupied by.Beta, a 22-year-old
lowland gorilla who gave blrth to
the 4-pound, 12-ounce baby male
Sunday. ,
The newborn was taken from
his mother Monday because he
wasn't feeding properly. He wu
placed in an Incubator and is
belng fed by zoo workers.
The baby appeara to be
growing stronger and seems
healthy, wu.on said.
"He 's great ," said Bob
Maguire, the zoo's primate
keeper ... He's eating regularly."
While ln the Incubator, the
baby wlll be on limited public
display, Mquire said.
~ta 1s on loan from Chicago's
Brooklield Zoo, while CarlOI, 12,
was bought two years -ao from
the Albert.a, Canada, Game Farm. .
A zookeeper who reported to
work about 6:30 a .m . Sunday
found Beta clutchln1 the baby.
From that point on, officials
watched the pair.
Offlclall decided Monday to
take the mby t.rom Beta becau.e
he wee.k fJ'Ch lack
said: Beta ....
• U1 a ~ulllzer
before. the beby w• taken ftan
her.
Maauire aaid Beta did not
reject the baby but waa·
ptiY*aJJ.y tmable to ftW'M him.
COLUMBUS, Ollk> (AP) -On):. of BnaBrommchlr'•:taam ._ that ........ Mada Tim ... ~:·
BICllnbecber ahOWd. • •
He boww:.d into education Ua • "'1llwd ball, ricocMU.nc off a auwr ti\ ~~ and a ldnl 1n the
mlUtary. Now -ahtr only •l•..!Y••ra•ln the
olamoom -he's the nation'• 1982 '{'NCtie" of the Year. .
Brornblct.r, 33, tMchel at UM 000-~PU Jones
Jun ior Ht1h Scbolol ln Ueper A~~n, a c;:olwnbua aabUrb. Tha lwalcy ,._fOQt~ -a mW~~ in v~ ->-~ ~ ioota to er.ate a 11leam t& °" elM" atniolphere. But
hl1 1'\udenta are completely •\ eue and aeem to
reprd him more 11 a chum than an authoritarian
figure.
"KJda at thil •I• are pretty perceptive," he
said. "You can't really fake then) out. They read it
pretty qukkly If YO!-''~ t.r)'tna to put on an act."
<.:oJodul matNimaUcl poewn dot the walla of
Brombecher'a clau.room. And when the R1.1blk'1
Cube came on the market, he IOlved the punle and
brouRht lt in .. a tee.chine tool
Brornbacher, Ohio's 1982 ce.cber ot the y,ear,
wu choeen 11 the country'• top educator from more
than l million teachers ln the annual awards
Pl'Olf&1ll, sponlOn!d by the F.ncy_clopeclla Britannk:a
C.O., the Council of Ch.let State School Of tlcen and
Good Houaekeepla_, mqaz;ine.
"School was always a aood experience for me,"
Brombacher said. "t enjo,Yed helpina other kids
learn. I always enjoyed helpi.nl tutor pe<>ple."
However, Brombacher said his aptitude for
math coupled wtth the demand in the late 1960. for
adence graduat.ea led to his decision to .Wdy phyaics Jnd math at Heidelberg C.Ollep in Tiffin, Ohio.
After graduating in 1970, he was drafted and
went to Vietnam for 11 months, serving aa a
military polleeman, drug coumelor and Vietnamese
language spedaliat.
He received a muten degree in physics from
Ohio State University ln 1975 and won intemlh.lpa
at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in T8'U'·r e and
Illinois' Argonne National Laboratory. Nuclear
fusion and solar ponds were part of hia ~. he
said, but he dlsliked workina in a little room by
himaelf.
"I'm a people penon," he ..at.
So he picked up his t.eachina certification at
Otterbein College and was hired by the Upper
Arlington school ~ro in 1976.
"Every day there's probably t0mething a little
different that makes you feel good. feel excited,"
said Brombacher, who sporta a bushy mustache and
unruly brown hair that tenda to tumble into his
eyes.
"It could be a child who struggled for a long
time and finally comes up and-says, 'Gee, I
understand how that worka.' Or it could be the child
who was never Involved . . . and all of a sudden
starts partidpa ting."
Brombacher sa~ he's required to cover certain
concepts and materiala at the junior high level but
that "the kids have some ideas about what they
think is important and how they work beat in a
classroom.''
He aid class 1oals are out.lined, with Input
from everyone. "In that way they're a little more
motivated because it means something to them
penonally," Brombllcher aakl. "They have a little
bit of ownenbip in deddtna what we're PD& to
cover in the cl.ala. And they're a lot ie. llkely to
tune out and C!lm clla:lpline srobJmw.
"The whole polnt is we're trying to make kids
feel good about thermelvea, to IOl1 of find out what
their role is and bow they eee thenwelves fitting
Into aodety." Brombecher akl.
THE QUIZ
world scope
(tO polm1 tor HC:tl quetMon anew_. cOffeCtly)
1 Whlle nqotl1tlons over the Falkland Islands
continued, Britain pledged to attack any
warship or pl1ne found more thin .. l ..
n1utlcal mlles from the Ar1entlne coast.
•·'\2 b·100 c-200
l President ltug1n proposed 1 pl.i by which
the U.S. and the ~lets woYkf cut their
arsenal of matetlc nudur warheads .. l ..
•·completely.
b-by one-half.
c-by one.third.
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TEACHER OF '8Z -Bruce Brombacher, 33, ;
an eighth grade teacher in a Columbus, Ohio, :
s uburb, was chosen as the country's top :
educator of the year. · ~
Profits poppi n g
for · classmates
BELFAST. Maine (AP) -An experiment in
free enterprise by fifth-graders at Ea.t Belfast
School produced one problem: how to slake the
thirat created by their fast-selling bags-of C.Olonel's
Kernels popcorn.
With a pro f essional appr o a c h to
problem-solving nurtured by frequent
corporate-style board meet i ngs , the yo ung
ent.cepreneurs decided to divennfy into Kool·Aid,
teacher Louie SoJebello Jr. said.
The idea took shape early thlJ year. Meeting as
28 sharehold~rs. counting Solebello and a teacher's
aide, the claS3 broke up into committees to manage
advertising, cooking and packaging, selling and
purchasing and organization.
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After leasing several com poppers, testing the
target market inside the school and buying raw
materials, the students began to make Colonel's
Kernels. Kicking off their sales campaign at a '
special achoo! movie, the students aold 190 25-cent '
hap the first day, saturating a market of about lSO ~
studenta. Profits were four to five centa on each bag. · 1
Sales expanded to two other district scboola, t
'
and the class took out radio and newspaper ads. .
Cups of Kool-Aid netted more profit before the •
project wound down, showing net earnings of $150 .. ~
"For a while we were mal<Jng and packaging :
popcorn three days a week," Solebello recalled. "It t
waa an all-day affair." :
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J followint the unanimous rejection of hb
budaet by the Senate ludset Committee,
Pmk:lent lte1pn ch.llenaed Democrats to
acttpt 1 new, compromlM budget. TRUE Olt
FALSE: The new bucfaet lndudes no reduc-
tions In Soc:l1I Sec:utlty.
(10 po1n19 "rou.....,. w. quw11on con.c:ttrl • .
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4 President Reapn said that he (CHOOSE
ONE: does, does noc) support a con.iltu:tlonal
1mendment to allow for volur1t.ry prayer In
publlc schools.
s The nation's unemployment rate rose 109.4%
In. April, pf1eln1 th• number of Jobleu
· Americans 1t more than .. 1 .. ry\llllC>f\.
· •·5 b-10 c-25
newsname r
(to ~ If rou aft *"'"' NI "'"" 1n 1!f ...... >
t ..,, Zhao Zhlyan9, lhe
premier of my ~nt'1.
But I am not che mott
powerful polltJcal flture
In the tovernment. I
manqed to k-.> "'Y
polkJon •lthcMAth eleftn
of thf""n wk-. premm
wet'9 etlmlnat..t. Whal It
the name Of my countryl
Vice Prbldent George Bush traveled to the People's Republic of
Chlna to meet with Chin~ le•ders In hopes of Improving U.S.·
Sino relatlom. The communist Chinese 1overnment volted
opposition to U,S. plans to sell S60 mill Ion In mllit•ry equipment
to .• l . ., home of the N1tlon11lst Chinese government.
paoplewatd1/spor tHgllf
(2 po+fttt t.f etctl que111oft llftaw.tM COfT9CH1)
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It Ain't .-®'ck and ._y ,.. It._ a6out ·eewn ,..n to~ a Dabft to a
~· °': fMt or morw, mlt.ldftl It tall ~ to tie tram '** to • landlcaped abopptnl ...
or tubcU on. •-ro be able to make a ~y. YoU have to wait lot HVen lHrt,'' LUIO,_Hld fn a telephone
lntervleW. ''Du.rtnl that tin», ~ haw to in18te.
fertilbt, keep prunlnc. Pr\&n1n&,ll the name of the
pmt to aet not only ~·i,u, etrength ln tbe
~~ •' Roadrunner'• mana1er, Jeff Loeveneuth,
hopes to cut the time from plantlna to harve9t in half or "at 1eut by a \hlrd" by ulina drip lrriptJon.
The previou1 method of furrow, or flood.
irrieatlon wu "probably our biueat problem"
because water and ferttllser leached out of the
firm'• sandy IOil quickly, he aid.
"We've remedied that by convertifti to drip
irrieatlon," Loeveneuth aald. "It provides more
uniform lf'OW\h, foroe1 the root 1yatem downward,
and we can calibrate the amount 1 of fertil121er we
want per tree . Furrow or flood WH very inconmnent .••
In addition, drip irrigation saves on electricity
which ii expensive in Roadrunner's area served by
San Dieao Gas and Electric.
"Energy costa are outrageous," Loevenguth aaid.
Both nuraerlea primarily grow a slender
variety of palm called Washington robulta, a hardy
native of northwest Mexico. . ·
"We found out through the experience of
tryina ~tal varieties that It la the hardie.t, the
beat to be transplanted, the moat uuful for
omameotal purpo1e5." Lugo aaid. "Robusta hu the
leelt problems for .everal reuons: it doesn't beet
fruit; it only may bnf seeds whJch are not edible;
and it doesn't attract any rodents."
Dunlap Nunery 1fOW9 robuata l>al.ma and aome
fauer but alower-arowinl Wuh.lniton .filiferu on
100 acres which Lugo aaya has good IOil for pa1ml
New Oregon town
has Indian naIDe
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -A worn-out former
sheep ranch being converted into a modern
intensive farm and meditation center will get a C:. on the map of Oregon with a name out of
The town of Rajneeshpuram, in the middle of a
100-aquare-mile conunune in central Oregon. waa
authorized by followers of Bhagwan Shree
Rajneesh.
They expect 5,000 viaiton for a meditation
festival in July, and as many u 2,000 residents by
1990.
BIRTBDA Y BOYS -The Earle
quadruplets, eons of Mr. and Mn.
Charle• Earle of Canton, Mass.,
celebrate their flrat birthday
nonchalantly. From left, Norman,
Daniel, David and Michael are
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nient to you by having your cnec« or money order ready so
the earner won t have to call
back. Because this young
person is 1n business for himself
or herself. please be ready -
and w11tch that big smile which
says '"Thank you ·
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1982
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OVER 12.HOT • COLD ENTREEB Daily Pilat
If you are doing
business under a
Fictitious Burness
!Vame you are required
by law f Business and
Pro/esBWru Code. Sec.
17900 to 17930 J to f 1le a
Fictitious Buainess
Name Statement and
have it published for
four consecutive weeks.
WE at the DAILY
PILOT can help with
both. Call the LEGAL
DEPARTMENT at
642·4321 Ext 332 for
further information.
112 lllPORTED • DOllEBnc WINES
Flneet of VMI, Select.ct 8eef, FrMh l18'ood a Pou1trJ
I . PaidAd••rtis•:ent Effortless Exercise:
The Story Behind Electronic E.xercise
·As Seen on Channel 7
Using the muscle stimulator,
combined with Bio-Health
Center's favorite diet, Brad
Aspin went from a size 38 pant to
size 30 ln Just 21t'.t weeks. Hla
mother Norma saw simltar
results (size 12 to sise 8) in the·
same 18 day period. These are
Just two of the many succeuful
& happy Blo·Health Center
customers.
That's why people are nocldng to Bio-Health Center on 17th
Street in Costa Meu aod
becomine regular participants
of electronic exercise witb
amazing reaulta. •
The principle behind this
phenomenon is straight·forward.
In a so-called "voluntary"
contraction, that ii to say during
everyday movement. the brain send• a 1lgnal alon1 a nerve to
the "motor joint" of a muscle.
This alinat. slmUar to a weak
electric current, is a measaae to
the muscles to contract.
In electro ·muscular
stimulation at Bio-Health
Center. electrodes in the form of
conductive rubber pada are
placed on the 1urface of the skin
over the motor points of 16
major muscle groups. When a
very weak electronic current ii
applied throuah the pad.a, the
1l1nal flnds lta way t.broulh the
akin to tbeae motor point. -.cl
cau1t1 the muscles to contrld,
just u if k bad received a 1tanal
from the bi'aie. •
Durln1 the contraction of
tbeH mwcl•, the muscles are ~dually expindbi1 eo«p and
doln1 tbe work. Patr~DI ~ Blo·HeaJth often CGlb..,_ tW
tbe exerdle fMls ~lll·m
nially WOl'ta U.. ,en&IN 1DUICll:
Koet NJ ,ou Mft to W, I& to
appreciate tt. Docton ••1 ·~ ~s minute• ot •ll••l•UOli ta equivalent to • to 1;80 11-.
and/orl .. r ....
Duptte •••~li•I ~ur mu•cS. ID0-1 ... H SW M,,_. mlnut.e, ,... ,... JIG ....
,f.J~---1aa't .._ 11 : -•n :~
p~~-ror ~ nm few da1'. f!'C aW6d r.:.~ri .... h~ e-°' the ~ lhcM.akl ., ... put Oft ... tlowlml t:._fON •ppr~ th•
e,•v··-~· • ~ l'J UM U.S. aervsc., -i:s~ Wwldn't to mar the Ot the
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1 Trom time to time I bave been pa. 1d with plam to beautify
my mailbox ot ccnmal ti under twouflaee pelnt towud the end
of the month when the due bU1I
'fluUer ln from impatient
,.:reditQn.
A fiiw monthl beck.. when the
lntemal Revenue tormt were
drlfflna in, 1 contemplated = :r'ttJe°"nidL;:!1~ and leavtna the carrier a
tde note: "Broke Lake Braniff."
But DOW 1 "think maybe 111
'naint my mailbox 11lver with
llt-\le copper polka dota in
EDINBURGH, &otland (AP) -Par ule: A =patlon of a modest refund remote, uninhabited Scottish laland. .
The 8'Wlls ownen of the la1and are llldna the I One time there, when llamp
Reinote · Scottish
island for sale
equivalent of $1'",000 tor the 2,700 acne 1n the prices were becoming unclued, I
OUter Hebridee off the northwest CI08lt of Lewta, ~ entertained the Idea of palntfna
one of Scotland'• 1ara-t illanda. my mailbox black and mlderinc
"lt'a unique for anyone wanttnc to:cw•r, · on little broru.e handle9, like a
from it all, to nave the key to their own ' coffin, In mournina for the
Aid Guy Galbraith, of real estate agentl villa, three-cent atamp, which I
which la handllna the tale of Scarp Ia1and fOl' the suppme data me to the en or
ownera, an unfdentlfied Swl11 land-owning Poatma1ter General Jamee ~rl:~Y· ."There's one houae, currentlr, Farley. Or waa It Benjamin ted, a few sheep and plenty of beauty,' Franklin?
Galbraith aaid. Anyhow, hardly a mail«' II
The tlny laland la known mainly • the site for now alive who rememben the an ill-fated experiment ln 1934 to project mall by penny postcard.
rocket to the more populated il1and of Han1a a "The purpose of Mailbox
quarter of a mlle~w . When the ICbeme was Improvement Week," accord1na tated. the rocbt and mOft of. the letten to IOl1le junk mail d.iat:ributeCI
were damaaed-The w.1 never repeated.
~ rural rou• by the Po.t OftlOe. OJI to call attenUdft to tl'4t
need for provld!:.f,,::ll
receptaclel which are to
protect the mall from the
weather and are neat .tn
appearance, conveniently located
and ufe to u.e. Neat, attractive
mallboxet make a aifnJflcant
contribution to the appearance of
the countryllde and the streets 1n
suburban are.."
A f rlend ln Den~, Col.
reporte that a IChoo1 chum of
hen, llvtna along e rural Star
Route wnere the mall ta
diatributed by a contnct aurier,
fincll the mail deliverer la part of
the beeutWcation problem. The
carri•r, in bit anxiety to go
nvlhly about hla appointed
rOundl, keeps amuh1na into the
mall receptacle, which' la
bureeuc:ratae for mailbox.
Her father, a country doctor
conk: er n e d with rural
beauUficiaUon, bu come up with
a demolition deterrent. From the
remrwltl of an old atafnlem ateel
examination table, he u.embled
an armored, cruhproof mailbox.
wbM:h when struck will make
certain modifications not
nec .... rlly beautiful tn the
~-wtinl vehicle. ' Unfortunately the doctor'•
&cD• of recurring mail box
pois; md bit ln8enJou8 cure are at
odda whh the beautification
renecftel preecribed by lhe post
office aesthetes.
"Reports have been received,"
the postal flyer not.es, "that aome
~ m.11 box 1Uppor11 .,. eo mlill&w
that they are damaa~~I" ~he wtua. md caumnc ~ to ~p_le whO 11Cddentall1 IVtkt
thlrn. Thi ~ oi ~ IDl"1
potta, concrete po1t1, and
mlacellaneoua ttema of farm
equipment, •~b .. mllk cam
fllled with ~. ~ be
avolded. The JdMl aapport ., an
..embly which lf "1uck will
bend or fall awa1 from the
atrtkina vehicle. . . '
1n tl\e outer l'ftlChe. of the
Connecticut commuter belt,
where I live, the main detenenta
to mailbox beauUfication are
potnty-heeded teen~ vandals
of 25-watt mentality who 10
about beadna on mailboxa with
b11eball bau and aet their
~t ldcb out of the bend and
faTI away type 1upport1 ao
favored by the POltal Service.
I don't know what they teach
the urch1na 1n civtal clllla the9e
daya but atudenta rallytna foe
nuclear c:lJlarmament don't reach
me u long aa my mailbox loob
like It was ca"'ibt resuppl)'in&
the Falkland Wanda.
To fend off mailbox muggers, I
Intend to beautify mine with
garlanda of pol.Ion oak, venua
flytrape and deadly niahtahade.
Perhaps dul'ling M~ilbox
Improveme nt Week I shall
attempt a collage effect by
attachina a wicker waaie backet
to receive junk mall, leaving the
80rtlng to the carrier.
Maybe 1 can rta up a funnel to
convey campaign literature,
supermarket aalea promotion and
letters from my congressman
directly to the lnd.nerator.
By the way, it'• a,ainst the
pcwtal code any w~k of. the year
to atuff the mailboxea with
&S110rted W'lltamped flyers and
handouts.
You arc cordially invited
to a
Premiere Viewing of
John A. Krcliian .o.o.s. .
m11r •tnt •nrlb 11f a lltctnrtan lnll •nusr
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X-Rays, Diagnosis, Cleaning for S25
Medi-Cal and Insurance Accepted
• Senior Citizens Discount
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at the home of Mrs. D. James Bentley
reservations limited
Please call ~43-0~3 or 673· 1643
11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
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NIW YORK -Aa 1 rule,
flC10l' Rod Stetpr doee not atve
tnt•rvl•wa. A• tar u he•1
concerned, hi• work 1pe1ka for
lt.lltlf.
"Dotna Interview• ta Uk•
1udlttonln1.'' he aay1. "B:y th• tow1h one, I atart boplna I'll set
the job.''
·,BUt lately moet of Steurer'•
fllm1, by hi• own 1dml11lon,
t
haven't been worth apeaklna
about. "The Chceen," he •YI· ii
an ex~ption .
.. After a heart bypau
operatklft about a1x years aao. 1
did some pictures I ordinarily
wouldn't do,'' he aaid. "But 1 had
to f,rove 1 wu still alive.
' When you have to survlve,
you're forced to be lees aelec:tive.
You'll eat moldy bread. With
'The Chosen,' I'm eatina better
bread."
Hued on the best-selling novel
1. by Chaim Potok, "The Choeen"
tells of the power struggle
between a Hasldlc group and
other Jews aeeking statehood for
Israel. Steiger plays a Hasldlc
Rabbi, Reb Saunder• -a man
with a fearsome reputation.
"Although the film ls about
different forms of Judaism,"
'Steiger sUd, "it's also about •
father communicating with his
son.
"I play a father who tries to
embody his son with compassion
by pretending he has no
compalli.on. It's a tricky thing to
do, but it works."
For Steiger, doing the "tricky
thingl., are his primary motives
.as an actor.
"The most important thing for
n artist is chal1enge,'' he says.
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CHALLENGED -Rod
Steiger views "The Chosen ..
as one of his best acting jobs
in years.
"Challenge leads to adventure,
adventure to excitement, and
that sometimes leads to
achievement. which atves you a
.eme of satisfaction.
"I ai.o have a irreat respect for
fear," he added. 'YtFor me fear of.
failure I.a a grat souree of enerey
for cnetinc. lt's being ao afraid of
not being able to do a job, so you
do your best."
At 57, Steiger, who won an
A c ademy Award for his
perfonnance in ''In the Heat of
the Night," says he's doing, if not
his best, then a lot better.
There ia still one aspect of life
that gives him a little trouble.
"I hate getting old," he
admiued. "I know it's childish,
inerican Ballet School
ids for $15 million •
hoped to raise $5.2 millton for
endowment of faculty and
leadership chairs,» million for a
dormitory for approximately ~O
dance students, $3 million for
ICholanhips and $1 millioo for
operatinc reeerve.
You '11 be &lad you camet -~~tt..~8
10th HILARIOUS WEEK
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1'1 IH( Cit\' CiHTll(
OllAHOt • &30 t?S'
but I'm •nvtoua of younfer
people and ''up1dly bl10 •d aaa1n1taae.
"l'm a romantic and I like tbe
ladl11," Stelatr aaJd with a amlle.
"l lla to ao out and tlaw a IOOCt
tlm•. I don't want to Ht That
dill pear," ACt ttx yean aao. It almolt
did dtaappear. Stelaer found
himlelf ~ble to pt QUt of bed
one morntna.
Followln1 docton' orders, ho
entered a hoepltal for a checkup.
which led to the b~ operadon
ln ordet to prevent an trnpendJna
heart attack.
''I wa1 abusing myaeU,"
Steiger said. "I wu areedy and a
ilt.itton and believed I wouldn't
Clie. Eventually, the 1tress ot my
bu1lne11, two divorce•~ being
separated from my daughter, all
plled up. After the operation, I
went lnto a depression and then
lnto therapy.
"The thing that cured my
depression was helping other
people,'' he aaid. "&part of my
therapy I had to counael patients
three days a week. It got me out
of being too eelf-indulgent."
Throughout his film and stJlie
career,. S-teiger made a name for
himaelf playing what he called
"the loner who had some
strengih," -a characteristic
often applied to his mixed up·
c'hlldhood growing up in
Newark, N.J.
Alcohol kind of ble w my
family apart," he said. ''I was
taken in by families around the
neighborhood. At 16 I ran away
to join the Navy. But first I had
to find my mother and have her
sign papers saying I was 17 .
"We almost had a physical
struggle over that," he recalled.
"I threatened to break her arm if
she didn't sign the papers."
SteiJer spends most of his time
in Cabfomia, where he owns a
beach house in Malibu.
He'd like to direct some of his
own films.
"I've written a couple of
scripts," he said. "I've been
writing a while and time la
ntnnin&' out. I've got a book of
poems too.
"I've been talk.ind about theee tlUna:s for too long,;rhe aaid. "lt'a
time to put up or ahut up."
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a .. o CBJLLBll -Mal'y Murphy and
Vincent Price In ac:ene from the 3-D
movie, ·~ M.cl Mtt'1ian" to be telecut at 8 toruaht on KH(9) and repeated Sunde~ ~t 4 p.m. 3-D a'•ve. are available
at putk:lpatina 7-EleVen Food Storee.
m1c11111e pretucfloe to ..,....
l!'tf country. (A) 8MllMU ,
"'9lonel oo..-oa of ()M.
llnd A'• el eo.tOfl Aid
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CID~ ••'It "81lam't Loi"
11e11r D11111ct '°"· Jamel ..._. A noY9ll9I ~
to hla boyhood home to
put .,, end '° trOUtlled
--butlnd•ttllt•
..... myatery lllYOUdl
hie town. 'PO'
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CONC8'T
Populu a Ingar I
~ Joni MMdllll
IPPMrl with Iha Pit
Matheny ~ and The
P--...on. .. the a.n ..
Bartler• Col,w,ty Bowe. CZ>UOYll * * "L~ Couplea" (1NO)~ ........ ,,,.,._ Collum. A awned
~and. pelt ol young
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IWCleTAHD 1 -.o. M.DwaT
MAaec Off OIL ~MmlG
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KNXT (2) 8:00 -"Smoke." PU1 1 of a
Walt D6mey ~about a boy who hu
CllfflCWty acceptlJ\I hta 1tepfather. •
KTLA (0) 8:00 -. "Bittle of the Bulp."
Henry tonda. Robert Ryan ln film about
American troop• 1temmtn1 a maa1ive
German ottenatve.
KHJ (9) 8 :00 -••The Mad Magic-
ian. Vincent Price nan ln 3-D horror
movt.. A mapian'• identity la wumed
by hia murderer. See photo, left.
land, Nall ...... Harry
Chpln, L.o tav-' The 'Ollt Tope, Or Hool!. • eooc. MAOI .. ... .,ti(
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lAWMNCll WILK
"!Ilg ... OellOe Time" <C>MOYll
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Tom LaugNln, Dalor"
Tayto,. An M-GteM ....
half.breed ClfWlmelb• ...
C*IM ol • hedom adlOOI
for ""*"VI °" 1n Ari-zona lndlen raaervatlOn. ®MOYll * * "Sallaoe H.,_." ( 1HO) Tom lkerritt.
Mktllll Prlllllpe. An Afl1.
can droutM c1ttw. _.,
.,,ima1a Into pooulatacl •-··PO· CD>MOYll ** "ThaW.._....._ ..
(tt7't) Animation and he
lelton. Jam. ~. A
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OCMll er.«~ "°"' the
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JONATHAN WINTl!M
OuaM; Oeorga KeMed)'. 9:11(%)~
···~"Mv~" ( 1979) Chtla Makepaece,
Adam Blldwln, The ,_
kid at • CHoaoo high
actlOOI "*'*' fnende -wtttl the adlOOI OU\call and
toOMNr ~ at.MCI up '° the Clual QlflO ~ Md
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Hldl.-t A pOlioe dtt~
In • Sout~n Clllfelimlil
community ,,.. hit hend9.
luM ""'*' he lnvw11ga1411\ a
murdef .MO'M * * "0..tll Hunt" (1N1'
CMt1ee Br~. Lee MM·
Wt In Ille t930e, a ~
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PREPARATION -
pe1pite hara of a
~ancell8tlort, work •tUJ
1oe9 on in Lortdon iJ\
prepara tion tor the
pope'• visit later this
lb on t h . H ere, a t
Southwark Qlthedi'al,
a 1ieel canopy ii beln1
~~ted to ho\.Ule some
1 Qf the spectators at h1a
I 1 '9isil.
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. I ,.. .. . . ' ~pecial services, sales slated . ,
TWO SPECIAL SERVICES are planned by
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach at 2401 Irvine
~ve.
Shavuot-, a Jewish holiday commemorating the
re-velation of the Law on Mourit Sinai and the ~lebration of the wheat festival in. ancient limes.
w1U be observed at 7:30 p.m. Thul"lday and a Yb.kor
memorial service will be held at 9:30 a.m. Friday.
FURNITURE, clothing, boolJ,s, an4 pUmts will
Qe featured sale Items today from 9 a.til. to 3 p.m. at
t}'le Geneva Presbyterian Churchi Laguna Hills.
. A YARD S.AtE will be conduc;ted ~ay from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the St. Elizabeth Ann Se10n Hall. 9
fiill~te, Turtle Rock, lrvine.
JOINING the South Coast Commuruty Church · Jt.a u Is David A. Stoop. Ph.D., whose duties will
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include ettabl.iahina a Biblical 1tudil'!I program and a
P'Ytholotical center.
WOMEN of the Community Pte1by terian
C h u r c h , L a g u 1\,1 B e a c h • w I 11 h a v e a
mother-daughter-ton brunch at 10 a.m. today. The
Rev. Dr. Jack Heinsohn. a former clown who now is
a minister in Hollywood , will present "Grease
Paint, Nose Putty a.nd False Faces.''
A SERIES of six work.shops on us1hg prayer as
an e ffective tool in a_ttaining goals wUl begin
Tuesda:t at the First Church of Religious Science of
Newport Beach, 1011 Camelback St.
"The)' beckon me to come
through ," she said. "SorM •~ cloeed,
1ome partly open, and you wond er
what'• beyond . h pu lls you to it,
beyond telf. Just " In life you're
drawn beyond today and comorrow.''
She regards her pictures as a kiqd
ol "small ministry to get people \0 aee, to spell out visually the creation, how
man ii intermingled wlth it and has a
resporulblllty for It.
"Yet now we seem 10 close to
destroying lt. The earth 11 G od's,
incredibly beautiful, his gilt to us.
We're the caretakera. We're renting
here and we haven't been doing our
job v1ry well."
If ydu feel OS rhough
you live o long wov
frOtT\ whor wos once
'/O'oJ( ,home If you
hq-..e 0 feeling of
rOOfl~.wed
like you ro WO!Vlip
Wirh US
Lutheran Church
of the Master
2900 Pacific View
011ve
Corona del Mar. 92625
Sond.JY School;-9:15 a.m
Worship Service--10:30 am.
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• anusables into e usable e •cash. can e Daity Pilot e classified
642-5678.
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ST. AMMtlW'S NISIYTBIAM CHURCH
600 St Andrews Road • Newport Beach • 631·2880
Dr ...... A • ...,.._, Jr~ ,Mfw
W.,thip ~ -7:30.1:45 ond 10:15 A.M .
"How To Overcom• O.preuion"
Or. Jotwl A. Hutfmen, Jr.
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Rev Arthur J Tank8fSley Rev Craig W1lhams
Chr11t111n Education Hour INX>-10.00 AM Worship-10 15 AM
lllUll•lllY C-"'I ""°VIOCD AT ALL MlllVICl:I ,
PllSIYTEllAH CHURCH OF TH& COVEM~T
2HO ,_.._ U, Co• ...... ~57-U40
Terry McCanne Director of Youth M1n1stnes
Howard 1<1lhon. Director ot Adult M1ntstnes
Don Maddox. Director of Slngles M1mstries
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6 P.M.. -"Community in Matt hew"
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Pl!:NBDT8Y . J'LOBBNCI! BROWN
~ • .-taway an May Ut, 1982. A n!ll6dmt
9f Newport Beach, Ca.
LoYtftl mocher of Arthur c. nbert~y. Purllta P . rster, Mary Smith and
P. LaMonggne, Oe>
l •U r V l Ve d by 1 3
•undchlldren and 9
'_rea t -1randchl ldren.
~ Servtc. will be
eld at the J'lrat United.
e thodlat Church ot
on 'I\aday, May
~. 1982 at 4:00 PM. Roe
1*llli Mortuary, Wbl ttler
Qalifomla.
: STUllMil ! BLANCH.I AUDREY
~ pe-1 away on
May 20, 1982 ln Placentia,
Survived by her beloved
nd Bernard and
.... of LoWa J . and
bo&b al New Jer.y.
nide eervtcet wU1 be
!1eld on Sunday, May 23,
1'82 at l :SOPM at Mount
Olive Memorial Park, Calta
wlth Rabbi Geor1e
ina•r officiatln1. undes-tbe dnction
' Harbor Lawn.:Mount
Ye Mortuary M0-6GM.
HCIHIOUeMJH•M U.ITA..-T
The foflowtnt p«IOfl le dolttO
~-. ... J, I AHOCIATH, 2117t G'"" Cove Clrote, HunllngtOft 8-:tl. Calklrftll .....
flllollerd .IH•~oocolo, 21m~c... ...... ~ TNl~llOOMI l*•~en
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CITY Of' MYINI C~ONt!A PulbllNd Or1lllOI Coett Cely pt. NOTICE INvmNQ mot
lot, Mey 1, I , 16, 22, 1182 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
18U-82 -*' blOt Wiii ti. teoel\led by the
----------City Ctenl of the City ol !Mne, Cal-rtaJC *>TIC( tto<nt• '°' lumiehlng Ill plent, lllbot -----------1 -----------Mnl~•. metertale, loot•. equip· men1, llUPC>ffM, lfanepoftatlon, ull·
lllia lil'ld Ill Othe< heme and lltdll-llel nec.eary th«efOt, .. P<cMded
In the contrac1 documente. f0t the
cooatructlon of Harverd Avenue to-
gethe< with llPPUf'tenancM th«eto.
In 1trle1 acc:ordanc. with the epecl-
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13' lnllltab6e, new 1450 a. ti T. Ptcet Up, wr70 dl1oout1t J111t 11300. Trevel QuHn. 1ow.
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lor spmg? S. lhed":J: Lie. 301111. RemocMI, REPAIR l INSTALL.
ltltlnga In today'• ad d • n • • ca b I n • t • . o.raga ch. Hlrdwara.
!'lad coUTlne. &42-5871 8411511 ' o.tgri/PM!t teCM1M
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NABER"i
CADILLAC
CLEARANCE
SALE!
1911 CADILLAC FUllWOOD
aaOUGHAM
"ASRC»OCW' CPI.
(1CRR592)
$15,995
1912 OLDS
CU\'J.ASS
SUPUMI
aaOUGHAM
(10VH885)
s9395
1981 CADILLAC RllTWOOD '
AoueHAM
(1CGX359)
$15,995
J971 CADILLAC
fLllTWOOD
aaOUOH•M
D'IUGANCI
(51SU88)
'7995'
1979 CHIVROU'r coavnn ..
T·TOP (412308)
'10,995
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Pen1lon fund• are a major
~ IOW'Ce of new rDOJ1C• .. for the 1 .... ~'to
kalBelllton. . Qiancea in the federal tax law
mab It pollllble far~ fUDdl to .
be tlMllted In balDe ~ ~
'!be ~ 1iJt the .... ~ MW in.._ In reel lltat.e lns•t1oent lit
thu pentlon f undt can now be
Invested tax-free ln Rel eatate.
Prwtomly, the fuoda .......... ,
cofporate rate• on .their
~&.aced Ml estate Income. ~dltional chancel in thelawt
limftinl real ..i.te lnv..tmenc. of per-.i fundl may be an the borimn., aoaa.thlltB...._._,.
In a recen) Interim reJ>C)rt, the
~ec=~~'U,."f"' ...::U..8:'~
.curret Ian md ~ wbkh
limit the boualnc fnv•tmenta .t
pellllon f\mdl. lmunnce com.,...
an4 odM!r maJm' ~of polmtW ..
~ captta1 cu be~.
Of particular concern to tb•
comml11lon waa tbe Smployee
Be•llWlt J.ncaaat lalitl.yi~-~
19'11 wblda Jlinltid:cm •a.DIV Of ~ ~--~ .... biiiM81 • ~uai..,......,....-. ...
Th.' commlaalo• waat• t o••
retrUlatbw chanaed• I By 1985, It ii estimated that the
value of public and private ...-..
fund --.ui top $1.S. trdlkm. u
mcmey for hoiDe mor~~= from tradttlonal aourcee re both _,...w and awm,.r:r"'° fundl llfq cpd+Jy bear-. ;; ..-Ce
• totrn.
Syncttcea.ct ,,,,.,.,... KennMb a
Hamey mDt tbe nii'd powth of dty
... ltate pemion fUJld activity in
home mortppe one of the "belt
kept mulUt>illlon-doUar teerett in
Nal lltat.e today."
'* · Public pemlall halda In at 1"lt 20 •<•tH have ther •t•.PP_•d up ~ ........ In~ CIUrlnC the
pl8t ,...r. accordinc to Hamey. OI'
haw helped create ~"'*' new Yeblde1 t1' auht b,,u11n1"
com&ructian and --within ltate .......
-301 LA JOLLA, NIWPOIT HllGHTS
' "' Over 3000 eq. ft.· cmtom Cape Cod on three levels room, 2 uaed brlCk fireplaces, 3 decks, and is MOST
for gracious living and entertaining. Thia one j'em' beautifUlly decprated. Offered at $450,000.
old home has 4 Bdrms, family fOOm. fomial dining
RIAL IHAIP DUPLIX v
just a few doors to the beach~ Two plus 2 bedrooma
including new carpeting and drapes. A nice patio
aeparates the double garage and both units. Super
location. Neer shops and market Alki.ng $~,000
with owner financing the balance.
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R!llDINTIAL INCOME PROPERTY ..
IN NEWPORT BUCH
Located Just a half a bk>ck to the beech, th6I duoleX t\U 2 two
bedroom units. Wtth 20-25% down, owner wtf carry tor ftve
years. $235,000calOnieHlnchltret144-?D
811.LeR WILL CARRY WITH 20-21% DOWN
Th1s Newport 8Mct1 duplex on ..... land Is' juat a few 1tep1 to
the beech. Ltw In one, rent the other. Flexible...._ offer• good
low lnterett ffnanclng 1226.000 Cell David Hlrachler ••.
144-?m
ILIGANT EASTBLUFF HOME
Mature trffl and luth landac'aplng enhance this already
magnificent home with privacy, warmth and a 3 bedroom
floorplan. Seller relocating, wUl be flexlble. $259,000. Call
.,....., ........... at 144-JOIO
;otl COW OVERLOOKING BALBOA ISLAND
Thi• elegant Bayfront condo ·with 2 bedrooms, den and 2'A
bath• feature• an addltlonal fireplace, vaulted celllnga,
· hardwood ftoort, wet bar, pool, private beactt-end 1taln.d
glut. $825,000. cal .... ,.
ANNIVEMARY llTATel NIM
MM• WAYNI ML..,ORT ·
T* rambtlng ~ home le Idell for ftrlt time buy9ra or
lnveetora. Needl a little TLC but well 4worth ttt Large lot 11 tONI
for garden• or poot Be creettve on the financing. 11-.000. c• ,,.,._. Henc1rte at 144-10a
THE SHORICU'PS IN CORONA OIL MAR
Large ueumable Flrat p1u1 ...., wffl carry a •ee 9econd on
thll chlnNna home wtth gourmet kitchen. twdWood {toort. a
large patk>, farNly room, wet bar and wtne cooler. In addition,
thll 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with den enjoyl ..-of a prlVate beech. seso.ooo ca1 .,.,_,......,. .. at..._,_
CORONA DEL MAR PLUI A V.W
Thia outatandlng profe111on~~ty decorated home hat
aoectacuW ocean, 88y Md night llgftt *-· Located In 1ntr'8 Terna with poot, complete alllrm eyatem, cuetom BBQ Md
ute, thll 3 bedroom relkMnoe Ofter• 91 thle I*" llNMble
and Miier financing. $185,000 CaH Dorotllr •••P ... at .... ,.
MOTIVATED SELLER LOOKING FOR OFFERSI
Thia commerclal property on the oceanalde of the Hwy. In
Corona del Mar hat two unlta with rarklng In rear. Terms .
avaUable. $750,000 Cal Jim leftere a 144-7020
GREAT VIEW OF MOUNTAINS AND BIQ CANYON
Here'• a warm family home with lots or thought. Located In the
Harbor View homes ar•, thle "Portoflno model hu 4 bedrooms. •
two flreplacea, den, family room, extended bonus room,
akyllght. full security ayatem, dual Jet Jacuzzi, mirrored
wardrobes and much, much morel $428,500 Call Stephanie
lumeatM4-1020
GREAT NEWPORT OCE.M YIQI DUPLEX
Make thl• Income prOperty your MW eummer home wtth Ideal rental untta. With 20% down', owner wll 011ffY at 1 i-4 If you
deltre unit• could eMlty become a maid'• quarter• or guest
houae. Juat 1te1>9 to the beach wtth 2 fireplaces. patio and
double garage, poulbitltlee are almoat endteaa. $475,000 Call
...................... 1020
GREAT PRICE AND TERMS IN HARBOR RIDGE
Panoramic views of the ocean, city lahts and mountaJns greatly
enhance this "Devonshire" model wlth 4 bedrooms, 3~ baths,
two flreplacea, two large decks, an atrium and excellent
ueumable low lnterett financing. $895,000. Call Ed E8CMO or
..................... 1020
HARBOR RIDQe CRIST WITH UPGRADES
Try a loW down on thlt 3 bedroom, 2~ bath corner lot home ·
With pleaant views, ~ ...._ financing and ameoltlea plus.
$475,000 Ctllt Id l9CllftO or Judy .lord9n at M4-1020
PM8TIWOUS HAMOR RIDGE
Thie apedOU9 kacurY ~ loaded wttl\ upgradea hal
oek har~ ftoorl, la beeutttul marble entry, plush carpeting, s.ge deCk CWWIOaldnO the lake, 2 flrepl8cM pg 4 bedrooms,
flmltY room, 3"' b9the Md vtMI QlllON. ssetS.ooo. cal .... 11a .
GR•D:
OPENING I
Buy the ~MW today 'and you've got
a BMW,.
Buy a condominium home Ill Heather
.Ridge today a~ ydU maybe able to have
your cake and eat it too.
Heather Ridge is deslgneo to-make
home ownership, with all its accompany-
ing financiat benefits. aces l!l 11 Ible to thole
who are ready to buy a hOm8 fort.~
first time. And when you start tumtng your
rent checks into growing ~ aU kindS
of good things start happening. Financial
and otherwise.
The dynamic , modern design of
Heather Ridge lends itS8lf to Bie active
liffstyle ot ambitious ~e on the~
up. there are even tennts courts and a
swimming pool with a ~ to help keep
you in ~,. The COZY. one-bedroom
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Move rlaht in to UUa lpldoua .f Br 2 Ba bwaty. Almolt new carpets,
flooring & drapa + caey brick fireplace. $12,000 down buys it, 10
hurry! Aaldnc $119,000. 9032 Admm. Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
•ZftO IN11-T•
Beeutifully decorated one story patio home w1'h double PRCe in mint
condition. Best of all, with $45.000 ck1wn our ~ wW carry the
balance at ZERO INTEREST roR nvE ygARS. In 5 yean, you
OWN THB PROPERTY FREE & CLltAR. 983-5671. 9032 Adams,
Hunu.n,tan Beech. 658-7035.
. •$20,000~
Spadous family home with mutaa Qtbednl oeW.np and bript and
airy country kitchen. With .f Jarae bn, 2 be'• and a family room, it'• a
berptn •t $154,900. 9032 ~ lluntlnetm Beech. 556-7035. ~-··
dOMMICllh
From the remodeled kitcbm with ~ windows to the warm
woods washed 1n light from the oJltom lky~t, thla home ii a ho-
meymoonen' delight! Luse pool a apecl.al boaua. Aak.lna $12,,000. ·
963-5671. 9032 Adams, Huntlnlton s.ch. W-7035. ••ICYCl:I TO Tiii WOI• Cosy custom home near tbe oc:mn with IOUina cathedral ~run.. ~tile floorinc in kitchen mil~ plua 5 ~ .. and.
romantic bay view window. Sed•eded patio/oowtyud •low mainte-
nance yard.'Aaldn1 $171,500. 9032 Adams, llunttnaton Beach.
556-7035. 'I
412,500 DOW...
No qualifying for thil IUper f.amily home! In the BEST ectm dtltrict..
Over 2,000 tq. ft. of lM.nc specie with a Jarae pool for tlw. bat 1U1NDer
da)'I. Asking $160,000. "3-5671. 903i Adama, Huntinfton Beach. 556-7035. ... ~
HAaaot YllW NOMI
Totally 1e1-.,.1·W by~ Feeturinl 1'rencb doon, wooden '
abutten. plank fJoon. Ulled brick & pool & spa. FEE land w/ GREAT
TEBMS.'1 2670 San Miguel Dr .. Newport Beech. 759-1501OI'752-'l373. . -
~ 413,000.
J'abaloua townhome in much desired SPRINGS area. Popular "B"
plan. Call f« c:INi1al!! 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beech. 769-1501
OI' 752--5353.
•12.9" INTUllT•
HMIOI YllW NOMI .
lmmK'Ulate MONACO model feetw'tnl 2tr/..,, frplc & spa!! Low
lntmel& ~ a\'ailable. $241,500. nz. mo San MfCuel Dr., Newport~6&1-« 702-7373. .. -
· dtO MONTHLY PAYMINTh
For lix momba an brand new townhame In Calta..._ ~ 2... •
mmt.er ~ enrbed ear..-& private coun,vd. Only $114,9SO. mo San MiaUe1 Dr., Newport Beach. 7'8-1501or752-7373
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When you tMeows-exi1t1n1 bt T J>. DODU1ar BIRCH model With fplc.
cenanl •·&the Jara-t.ckywd tii WCX>DBRIDGE GLl:N. Only
$1~. 2810 Sm MJauel Dr .. Newpdrt Bwh. 7$9-1001OI'70-6363.
dA~• -•
a Br ~ on tee i.nc1 i.turtn.r hardwood 0oon & ••nr root wttb
111' -rmeble II& 'J'.D. Priced 1or ~te Ul!I 3870 Sm MJcue)
ne.l&Ol or ?U-'1373.
...... 1211,111
Open Sunday 1-5, 25 Canyon letand Dr. -off
Ford Rd. Split level wtth great gott courae vtew.
Pool, ~ Tennis. Good aeeum. loan & owner
wlll help finance. Owner leaving atate. See &
compare.
• 111111 1111,111
5 Bdrm, 7 bath home with aft the amenities.
Indoor/outdoor pool with alldlng glasa roof.
Sauna, steam room, s jacums. Play & game
room. Screening room. Gourmet kitchen. 8500
eq. ft.
....... 1211•
Bank Repo, bring your paint bruah and aave
SS$. 5 Bdrrna., comer lot. Get a new loan wtth a
low down at a low Interest rate. Great famlty
hOme.
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Attention bullc*9. COme Md eee this triplex
and great potential Coeta MM& golf coW.
view. c.J for more lnformatJon.
UfA LlllDJ ,_ 1111 ...
Two ltory 3 Bdrm Pleza condo wtth flrepl9ce,
Dining ...... Large patio, Obi o-aige. Walk to·
ltK>pa and echoots. Near Poot. SM and com-.,...
1.81 PM.Ill Dellghtfufly appointed 2 Bdrm, 2% bathe bay-
front condo. 24 hour aecurlty. Sauna, poof, 11.1b
parking, cloM to shopping. The moet pr .. u-
glous high-rise condo bulldtng In Newport.
Owner may exch~.
.,..._. .. JI ...
~ 2 ldnyt, ~ blthl.. with eet.-wn bay
view. l~rge private atrium. t.tanY cuatom tea-tur•. 8eCUftty and tao.I ~ OWn« wtM ooneldlr tnlde ................ Sprtnga, ,Lu
Plilmll or CahyOn wa
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New FFWM:h ~ 4 Bdrm + den. French
door8 -.cl to • manning bride petlo. Stlllned
glw / llfOC)d + 2 ftreptacee. Thie le a true Lido
c:twmer at thle fabuk>ut price.
···-lalT ., ..... Vacation =year round. fennla.-2 courta,
ape pool, nlklnO dlltlnClt-to oceen. 2
Bdrmt + offtc9 +retreat. Mo-.. In condition.
GrMt IUndeck. -·
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Abaolutety atepa to eand. Duplex toeated In
moat Mciuded part of beach area. 3 Bdrm .
each untt. Vi9w from upper. Excellent flnandng.
.....,. llllT -1211,111
Plan .. • 3 + t9b'Mt end unk. New cspet one of
a kind. Cuatomlzed throughout. Poot, tennle,
walk to beach. 2 car garage. No outalde
malnten~.
IDTI-. 11 ....
Attentton lfweetora -Juat hated thla triplex
th8t .. deflnttety for you. TheM untta .,. ..
tn demand tnd are alwa19 r•ted. Cloae to
pMt. lhopplng and IChooll. cal todaylll -
IDTI •It MIJ'lm 11t1,lll
Come Md ... this ch1Wmin9 home. Great to:
cation, with beama. brick ;s;..ct 3 Bdrm! 2 baths. Move In condition. c:Nldrer't ana
peta to pley In huge yard wttlt acc111
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smc• m .. 111111 --
Tot•• t:>•nachel Cpuntry kitchen, oak
ca~ta. 1kytrghta, brick flrepMlcei, pool,
View, 4 Bdrrna, eeneatJonal. $659,000.·
···•--1Dli• . Charming 3 Bdrm home on corner "
loCatlon wttti formal dlntna room, apecloua
family room & petlo. Worftlhop In gareoe.
A Ul1tng of the Von Geldeml. $389,500.
. ..) ,., ..•. ,,.
Thia 4 BR COndo hal ft al-beam ceUlngl
with added lkytlghta, upgraded kttoben; cennt a1r conditioning wtth humtdttler.
great t~atlon, good financing and In
move-In. condttlon. $249,500.
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You· cton't haw9 to be rtch to enjoy the
~ t8nnla or PoOI nor to:!: the ~ Md My decor, but be ~ Mit .,.,,..... thla IOler lllllted 2 Bdrm +
Den home with attractive financing and oM/ 1112,500.
OPEi H•SES ___ , ....
2 M 4 Melody Ln, lMne, $144,000. Sat.
... BA+ 878 8andcatle, CdM, 1325,000.
8at/8un.
4 BR, 2706 Ughthouee, CdM, $485,000. F.
Sat/Sun.
3-BR+.-t. 3216 Ooeen, CdM, $820,000.
Sat/Sun. ' c~ 2104 VIit& a..recto, NB, $249,500.
3+1, 123 Grand Cenal, Bal 18', $650,000.
Sun.
3 BR, 420 OeSola Terrace, Cd~,
$329,000. Sat/Sun.
3 BR. 304 Goldenrod, CdM, $539,000.
Sun .
4 BA, 2221 Port Cerwlck, NB, $338,000 aun:
2 BR. 1575 Via Cllprt, l.Alguna, $130,000 sat. •
4 BR, 2012 Port Ramegate, NB, $319,900
Sat/SW\. • e BR. 510 so. Bayfront. 11,095,000 SUn.
Bellll
4 BR, 2221 Francllco, NB, 1295,000 Sat.
3 BR, 5 Bea~ Bay, NB, 11,250,000 SUn.
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•t•mu1a Thia MCIUdecl 2 BR 1 BA Cqndo, on the
ocean llde of Cou1 Hwy, II perfect for the
eecond t\alf of your lffe. One atory wtth a
fA:ceful view of the hlll•. A ll1tlng of
Uyn Rousaelot. $130,000 • ....... -
Seabreeze and MClullon In thll Q'Wded
gate community:' 3 Bdr, apa, beautiful
pat101, 1harp & clean. A11umable
financing. A llatlng of Donna Schroeder.
$385,000. ·····-Dramatic Portoffno Modet with MdoMd
entry. SH thl1 charmer with Mexican
pavera, 1kytlght & French doora.-tt wtU
knock your locU offl Well decOrated & owner wtU help ftnancl. A llttng ef Natalie
Fogarty. 1339,000.
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·This functional 4 Bdrm famlly home lends
lt.Mtf to entertaining, the yard with pool & ape tMM\ hM RV parking. A htlng of the
Von GelcWM. $385,000.
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NEWPORT BEACH C -'J NDOMJ.'\J1U·~s BEA CH COMMUNITIES
·····.. •••• ... 111 .... Fee Monaco In greet prtvate locatton. A1eume
the 11t TO and owner wlM carry the b918nce wtth
10% down et 12% lntereet. You CM't bMt the
prtce end termal · ........ ...,.....
REALISTIC PRICE. FEE WATE'RFRONT.
Property -" ftoet 65 ft. bollt & large &oen.
> Bulldera' own home. '3 BR. fomMil dining rm,
family rm & l8Cklded docklide_ patto.
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Beautlfulty priced S BR. 2 bath home on quiet
Nftpoft Beectl strMt. Wei rnelntalned wtth
nice floorplan llnd ..,...., i.ae trw tn private
yard. Owner wtll cooperate wlth ftnandng.
~R: home wtth unmatched~~=
COUrM. 3 ftreplacee, mr conditioned, beamed
ceHlngt, elegant 8ddreu for ectJve family.
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Greet potentlal & price In dellrable conwnunlty
of Eutbluff. LUlk 3 BR. FemAy Rm wlflreplace
& aunny patio. Convenient to shopping &
IChoola. Owner ftnandng aveHable.
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Elegant & gradoul delcttbea Ulla apadoua 4
BR wtth Famffy Rm owrtooklng apertcpng poof
& apa. ~ ... ,.d glue entry, remodetld tile
~. Ma.me 1at & owner wit o.ry large
2nd. Reduced Prtce.
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New llltl~Two hon* on one J-. lot. Charming Cod ltyle wlll twoe trW:lo9ed
patio. Good nanclng & an excen.nt tocatton.
lnveatora opportunity. 2 for the prioe of 1.
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Spectacufar OCEAN-CATALINA VIEW In
~· lmpo,ettlel ProfelalOnally decoreted 3 B Condo With v.ulted 4*ffngs, ftreplace,
dede1, community poof, ape & tenntt -au•s11 ...-
Soph11t1cat1on & a 1emnc floor plan wtth 2
Mater SUttee combine to provkSe an-elegant
entert-'riing .,.. & a view patio. Securtty
commun1ty wtth pool & apa. Fumllhed.
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Juat 118ted Mclain condo on gott· cour. with
Cetallna •• 2/car oar-ae. 2 bedrooma &
formal dtntng room. Priced for quick Nie. Large uaarnabte foan & owrw w1n cany 2nd. Best
buy In Big Cenyoo. ...... .,..,..
Brighten your dayl Gr•t·opportunlty to buy a 4
BR home for a fabulous price & owner
ftnanctng. e.utlfulty cared for wtth sunny petJo
,,.... poola, echoola & lhopa.
"••-1111,111 Oy1*nlc 0ynuty model 2 BR highly upgraded.
Shutter•. off-white carpetlnQ, akyllghta.
Underatat.d elegance. Owner wt11 help finance.
Sale/IMle option/or ltraJght i..e.
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Long awldted Auguata model. 3 BR, wood
flooring & earthtone decor. FabulO.lf• goff coane view. Private tocatJon.
OTHER AREAS
L..U-1111,111 Jwt ~ 3 BO & 1 BO wtth ganigee. 1 unM II ..
only 2 yeara otd. Both unite have yarda.
Excellent tocatlon & good financing .
Outatandtng property for your lnveeton. 2 for
price of 1 .
"IESlll .. ~ 2 8ff I.~ clOM to buchM. 8-n
lkyllghta and atM.mer• and Iota of die make
holM cMrmtng. Large ••unable loan, r.e
18nd.
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TI* horwe Ma • ftW tor IMng with 4 BR. ferve
tan\lly room overlootc~ng the bay. AU the amentttea of a guafd..Oated community. Good t.,,...,.......,..,
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3 BR I. •Bofu Rm on Balboa llland ~ a
panorainlc WM of the Turning Baain. NllW
carpets, ~ <*llnga, two patloe to enjoy '
the boetlng .... ...... .. .....
Duplex • &9VIOcMri View. Large 3 BA owner
unit plUI 2 BR Penthoule on ~ Dr.
Surrounded by ctty owned green belt. 2 ~
okt 1..-ge wuinabfe to.n. A choice proper1y at an 9XOlllent pt1ce -1696,000 ........ .. .....
Tradltlonal custom home. VIEWS the canyqn &
the white water of Little Corona. Highly
ad~ floor plan for a large or .,.... family. •
Exceffent flnanctng. Juat reduced!
IMW•W . 1•1,1• One of a kind. 3 BR & Loft, high beam celllnga
In each room. French doora & wlndowl. CUltOm
)act.mf. Unique cobbleetone floor, dining Rm.
Charm, charm, a.m, & ~ allUm8ble toen.
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Magnificent Dutch Colonial reeldence on the
bay. 5 BR. llbrary, formal dlf*)g room, with '
extenaNe UM of poUehed woodl & tll-. Wll
ceptJvate the molt dltcrtmlnatJng. Pier & alp
for 10· boet.
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Neitled In W1mbledon Vlllllge. greet executtv9 3
or <t bedroom. Pin flooring, lhUtWI. tM'GI
maater aulte, air conditioned. beautJtuRy
landecaiped, IOtt of brick, ..,.. aaebo. Large
... -.mabl• loan & owner wlfl carry 2nd. • AeCluoed To Sea. •
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Custom 4 BR residence wtth apectacul• white water & canyon view . ._:_1deel for entertaining-spacious !tvlhg egea wtth atrium & library.
Gourmet kitchen I~ ~ cabtnets. Skytff... Center
c0urtyard w/poof a tpa. $2,225,000. Lyrine Valentine 644-8200(.A11)
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Enter stall stately doors ·to a ~lar pool w/marble & tall
cok1rnna. Look thto&.lah the home to the bay a· ocean bayonet 5 BR,
den study, lg lot. $1,900,000 Barbara Aune 642-8235 (A 12)
12 Im IPI. lllfLD ... •llM E. Ill W lllllL
2 BR, 1~ Bath, most w/flreptace., 2 car gsagee or carports, laundry
facUltles, community pool nearby. On tM 81Uffa overlooking nature
park & preeerve. £xc:ellent ftnancl11Q. $1,800,000 lealehold. Jan
Young 642-8235 (A 13) -
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~Bayfront-Prtme location w/122' on water -4 BR, 4 BA, pier & s11p:
Npw $1,500,000 & seller wlll help finance. Submit! Martha Macnab
642-8235 (A 13)
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Custom two-story .home w/plef and sllp w/fplc -3 addhlonal BR -
• tam rm -wet bar -motor COUd & 3 car garage. Excellent financing.
Owner will assist. $1,475.~ Lynne Valent'ne 644-8200(A14)
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One of the most magnlflcent Promontory Bayfront homes Oil the
market. Totally customized throughout. Includes approx. 3700 eq. ft.
4 BR, wine cellar, prlv~te spa, uuna, total aecurlty, elegantly
appointed & designed. OOcks to 8CC4>mmodate 3 boats. Reallstlcally
priced at $1,395,000 Incl. land. Suzanne ~huter 642-8235 (A15)
.... -11111M8l" • Liii iii.i 21h years new. Exquisite ctetaiilngf 110t to beach w/a little bay view.
3 BR, 2~ BA, tam.rm, 3 frplCa. S685,000 w/ 1299.000 auum. B of A
1st. Dona Chlchelter 642-8236. (A 18) ........ ,
Entertain In an atmoaphere of 8'egance In this dramatic ,...,dence.
Deelgned around a atalned gluaJatrlum w/handeome mirrored bar &
the petfect floor for dlndng. Formal din rm Vlewl luahly land8Caped
~den w/pool, spa and nterfd. 4 BR & den a tun eecurtty system.
$875"'000 Including land Cathy Sd'lw1lckert 642-8235 (A 17) ..........
One atety 3 BR Borcte.ux end unit on lg lot. Spacloua Avlng-dJ_~ln.g
rooms, garden kitchen opening to covered patio & l)MUttt'Ully
land9caped yard. Owner wffl finance. $475,000 Lynne Valentine
644-8200 (A 18)
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Seller extremely anxious to Mii ttllt freshly painted 3 BR, 3 BA, (or
guest quarterl) and charming 2 Ba front home. Vaulted celffnga -
flreplaces ·Good auumabte eo.n. and owner wlll carry. $295,000
Holly Markes 644-8200 (A22).
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Outstanding residence located on main turning baaln. High beam
oelllnga, 4 ftreplaces, library, 8 BRa. Beautifully decorat.d In ltght
oolara and plantation shutters. Dock tor 2 large boats. Seller wlll
finance. Asking $1,800,000 LH. Cathy Schw~ert. 642-8235
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In Corona Highlands on a quiet st. w/accesa to private beaches. 2
BR, brick fplc, hardwood ftoora, lg deck, charmlng yards & mini
ocean view .. Space for adding on or remodeling. $285,000 Belle
Chale Lee 844-6200 (A25) .
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Darting New England Styte Condo w/bay windows & window seats. 2
BR, + den, 2% baths, fplc, wood decking. Attached 9ar9. End unit
w/vtew of city fights. $265,000 Lola Egan 6«-6200 (A28) ..............
Moves you Int Vaulted cetllngs In master suite. Charming kltChen
w/lg. bUtcher block counter top, greenhouse window over1ooka
garden court. $256,900 Barbara Calll~an 642-8235 (A27)
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Montecito mod91 featuring 3 BR, tam rm w/ln\erlor Garden Court,
formal din rm, 2 fplc, & many upgrades. Great location on cut-de-sac
w/fantastlc view of mountains. Community pool & tennis. $265,000
Sharon Smtttt-644-8200 (A28)
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Bright & My Trtna In prime location In the Bluffs -3 BO, 21h BA. greet
back b4IY a nlQht Hoht vtew-owrw wlll ..-t w/ftnancfng. 428 Vista
Parldit. $249,500 LH. Tom AIHnaon or Terry Hanes 642-8235 (A29) ... ..... ,_,,.
On wide greenbelt M~ specloua 0 Y" Plan on greenbelt
3 BR, 2 BA, 2 patloe. Many extr81, lmmacutate. $229,000 t.H •. Dick
~ &42-8236 (A30) •
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lmmec:utate -In Newport 8wt'I with RV & boat accee1 plua rm for
pOol & IP8-3 BR, 2 BA or 2 plus den, lg IMng rm of fam rm. 2 Fplce,
quaet location, one ltory. Owner wMI finance. Great owner ftnancjng. ·
S229,000. a.. Arnold 844-7200 (A31)
.... mT'•lllTP on kMly gr91nbett. One ltety 3 BR condo. Sunny locatlon, newty
carpeted, painted, ..,, papered. Exe dint ftnanclnQ. ~ for
young or mlrtno coupee. $228,000 JM Young 842-uM (A32) ..
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Truly the "Creme de la cnae .. of watedrwt llvtnc. over 8500 IQ ft of
the finest quality comtnaC'don avUlable. Located oo the main channel
with its own white aandy belich. amenities include a pool, spa, eeven
bedrooma and a. view from all l"OOlm. $6. 7& MlJllon. .
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The finest waterfront home with the best T.ocattoti in Newport Beach.
Over 5,000 1QUAN feet and a per for a 100 foot yacht. Unusually large
bayfront lawn. The pdoe la $5 million and the owner will finance a
notable amount. '
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Breathtaking views of the main channel from every important room in
the home. Over 76 feet on the water, 6,500 equare feet of 1heer ele-
gance. The p~ la $3.6 million.
111• w ""'" •••••wau YllW This Country French estate offers one of the finest bay and ocean
views ever. Over 5,300 ~ feet of the finest craftsmanahip. The
price is $2.3 million. opeii Sunday r-5, 3 San Sebu6in.
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Brand new English Tudor With ~ view. Unbellevable home
wtth aver 7500 aq ft. of luxurious living, Pool. spa. euebo· $2.65
millim
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Simply the finest waterfroat on Lido on the mark.et today. Pier and
.Up plua oveni.zed lot and $1.4 million in 8l8W1lable finandng. '!be
price ia $2.25 mlllku ~ Sat/Sun. 1-5 at 219 Via Udo Soud.
LW Ill.I PIP •IRE
Five bedrooml, all emuite, and rtaht on the water with your own p6el'
and llip for multiple boat&. Owner wm finAl)Ce over $1 m.Ullon. Call for
appointment. The pdoe ii $1.85 million.
.......... •11111U••• Truly the t.st family home with 6 Jarae bed.rooml including a eepuate
2 bedroom suite with 111 own living room. On the 9th fairway with
private pool The price ii $1.8 million.
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Thil award-winning heme, on the 7th f.airwa, ii country club livfn& at
ita finest. O\'er 4,000 square feet with dramatic architecture aJ\d
LARGE rooms. Tbe price Iii $1.7& mlWon with owner flna.ndnc.
. • ta1111..,• •umw mw · AdJoininl lia own private 2.26 tae .-rk, thil 8 bedroom manllm ii
Vlalll and ready to move tn. Owr $,500 .quare feet with a VERY
private pool. The price .. $1.596 mOllon.
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Out of the fliCbt jJ9tb. this custom home offers 1ftl8Dlfant opportu-
nities. Sepuate l\leSt home md private pool and spa. Owner will fi-.
nance entire loan. 'n. price II '91&,000. , •
•1••-•m111 Super view of the 0CMn, bay and dtj u,b1a. ..... jlcual. formal llvtng I
rm with_biD_ ~ ~ ~' full bathl, family room. .auity system. '30,000 In IandlcapinC. fB!M),000. ..•• -,,. ~·
Over 'Ii acre on fee land. BeauUful ocean and city liabta view.
Swimminl pool. Beamed ceilings, French doon and windows plu.
hardwood floors. Larile gourmet kitchen with Muter Craft cabineta. 4
bedroomt, 2~ bet.ha. Ori comer lot. $750,000 with tenna."Open Sunday
1-5. 1132 Ebbtide.
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Exquisite in ~ detail, th.ii 3 bedroom, 3,000 IQ\W'e feet home offers
multiple w.e of skylights and enormous privacy. Highly uPifaded. Tbe
price ls $675,000. .
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This "new to the market" home la vacant and ready to move in.
$430,000 of low interest Ullll'Dable financi.n8. Three bedrooms. three
baths, three car garage. Priced to tell at 1829,500.
L.91 -Y-I• W/1111 .... 111 Wltll
Luxuriant New Y otk Style on me bay ln 1he heart of Newport Beech..
Rk:bly appointed 2 bediooais, c1en, a batb9 with walnut plank 0oon,
. beYe1ed mlrron, tbuttered wlndowl, boat .Up. $549,fW>O. 833 Lido Park
Dr. F2, Open SUIMlay 2~. -
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Simply fabuku aoJl coune contempanry with pool and 1p9. Ultra
modem and ultra Jldvate four bedn>olm. study, f.ami1y room. gourmet
ldtcben. $1.75 mlDkn
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llllM --• .. UlnDI ~~]z.!:onderf\11 location on private street. Older home with ~---t bey, ·ocmn and jetty v1ew1. Owner wm finance. $1.25
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WALK TO U.CJ. f:nlm CO&Y charm of very-private three bedroom. 2
bath oottaae .with warm. friendly brick flres>*e, lofty ceOtnp in livine-diDlna areu, windowed to colorful prden patios. Larae.
-.eeeNe Joa. 2nd available. $187,500. 5041 Pwso de Vep. Open
Saturday • Sunday 12-5,
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formal dinJq room, wet bat, step down uvm, room. All Ulla for only
$165,000 .
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IYERY CONVENIENCE .IA&M•CRHK Ia YOUR akq with 2 bedrooaw, 2 batba, and llvine
room that Ml an ou1Randinl view of the mountainl.
Owner la very motivated to sell and will aaatat In
finandng $159,SOO.
Sensational 3 bedroom·end unit located on a
mapWcent ,reenhe!t Profemonally deco.rated with
many u~ All th.ii and outltandiQa finandng ii
.available for $427,000. .r
NEWPORT BEACH
Dl81QNl!D FOR tMNG
Thia CUltcm bUllt home W• ~ for
the dllcliminatinc who want the aood life. · a bedrooms p1~ 2 bedroom sum quarters or rental unit. Sauna, jacuzzi, and.
waterfront location with your own per and
.Up. Many other quality featuree .. $789,000.
FOR DISTINCT'lft TASTES
h thla dramatic 4 bedroom Lautremont
plan home that ii located in the private and
excluaive communttr of Har&orftfdp;-
Prlvate courtyard, apec:tacular view,
profe-k>Mlly decorated and land.::aped.
You mwt ~ tJDa one! 989(),000.
'ROOM TO SPARE
In this ·lar&e N~ Be.ch family home
with ma1nlflcent view. Four large
bedrooma plus 3 full batha and cuatom
~ family room. Larae )ow interest -unable loul. $299,950.
STEPS TO IAJM>
Prime Newport Be.lch property. Guarded
community with rea.Uon kocm, pool and
apa. Wah .. umable fint, try low down,
owner will anl1t in flnancin1. ONLY!
$108,000.
SUBMIT ALL OFFERI ~ liwa out of the area mwt,e~ thil 2
bedroom beach hideaway. IArp muter
IUite cooled by ca9D ...... l'Aj)y pool,
lpL Own.-will calTJ· Only $122,000.
l!DCUTIYE HOlll On ~ apy.s.. Hill. ,._., ..,._.,,OOl""'m 3 •
betli Tr.tewtDdi llodeL Motivated .. ner wm ... ...., am-. tcr tncome .. opel'tJ'
or TD'•· Try leaH opllon. Ready for
ln!IJWdiate ~· Alkinc $ff5,000.
ATI'ENTION BUILDERS
Prime location, half way between ferry and
famed lhoppina area1. Fee land. owner will
IU~te~ caJ.l for detaOa. $325,000.
WHAT A COMBINATIONll
Lovely mountain and city Ulhts views, 3
bedrooma, 2 batha, formal clinm, room,
dramatic wet bar, separate family room. All
thta and a low, low price in prestl8'oua
Spy1laa1. Add 1ood flnanctn1 and a
motivated seller -a terrific buy at
$495,0001
IRVINE
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TENNIS YOUR GAME?
Wallt to your private racquet club. Walla of
g1w,. view of SaddWwk *Pl from pool.
ll11hly motivated .eller 'will help ln the
~er will comider iew option fOI' yearwt mlnimum down. Only $149,000.
VIEW THE HILL&..
Fran thil 2 bedroom, 2 ~ bath two ear new
home In Turtle Rock Rid1e. Hi1hly
up1raded with plankwood floors.
plantation ahutten, levalon, decorator
wallpapers and Pll.M carpetina. Hieb open
ce1Un11 and atrium. Good financing
available. $320,000.
. SANTAANA
DECORATOR'S DELIGHT
Speno... 2 story townhome that Ml been
totally uNftded ~t, 3 bedrooma,
fireplace and • located in a wry de9l.rable
8eCdon MU South co.t Plaza. $98,000 of
-.unable 1omw. A*lna only $119,500.
LAGUNA NIGUEL
GRACIOUS LMNQ
In tbla juat listed beautifully appointed
home in ............ El Nfpel C.OU.Oty Club
area. 4 bedrolXm. family room with wet bar
and fireplllCe, decont.OI' walloowrinp and
French doon throuthout, wood plank
flooring complimented by plush earthtaoe
carpet. All thil and outltanding finandng
can J>e yours for only $335,000.
INCOME PROPERTY .
•DEWDUNIT8 Tbele cme ,.r new unlta are located ;.t
one mile from the beach in Bwittntton
Beach. They are built to Condo
1peclficationa for potential convenion.
Great financtn1at11~ owner will also
carry. Call for set-up and information
todajt
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29 Hiacar-, (Trtlrk Hin) Irv
873-l'181 '"5.000 SUn 1·5
*1901 a.tat-. (1rv Terr) CdM
81$.1781 S7'85,000 Fee 8un 1-5
13~ llland Or, ENg Cyn, NB
840-INO '335,000 Sat/Sun 1.5
' *1087 Glelt Cir, Coste Meea
'840-9900 1229.000 . Sat 1·5
--.,,...µ_:_.__~-'._~b,~~,.,.~~'-~.,..._~~~ -· -.!.. 1t01-Trodwwliida;-Slyc:f'est, NB 844-9080 1325,000 Sun 1-5
K••P t_hls h•ndy directory wUll rott tllls Wffllend H you 10 hoUH-hUnt~. All tM loc•tlofts llSIM a.tew •re Mtc:rtlted In ......... det•ll .. ....,.. In toay•s DAIL y PILOT C .. •tfled .... P•tnM
advertising open ...... for Niie ... ,.... ... TIM D•llY Piiot INY list such Information In tlM .. columns uiclt SaturUy •Rd SllftMy.
HOUSES FOR SALE
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1 IR ...... FAii -• DIDI 10 ......,., ~ .
840-9900 $149,HO Sat 1·5
2..ooll .
44 ~. Woodbt1dge, ~
548-1188 $139,800 8unday 1-5
20082 Orchid St, 8.A. Helght9
548-1188 $128,900 8unday 1-5
**833 Udo Plf'k Or (F2). ~ Bch 790-1900 $485,000 8unday 2•5
I 7925 a.a ..... Huntlligtoft Bch
9e3-1787 $179,900 Slit 1 .....
#3 LllgO Sud, trvtne ' •
840-9900 $158,000 s.t 2-5; 8un 1-e
221 Via tthllca. Udo Ille, N8 .
873-7300 $349,500 Sat 1-5; Sun 3-8
221 Via Ithaca. Udo 181e, NB
873-7300 $349,500 Sat 1-5; Sun 3-e
41' ~ Corona del ._.
544-90e0 $203,000 s.t 2-6; Sun 1-5
**225 Grand can.&. Balboe lllmnd, NB
873-eeOO $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
117 Mlll1ne Ave .• Balboa llland, NB
873-elOO $27~ 8atl8un 1-5
2011 P~CollaMeM
CMl-9488 t 1•.500 Delly 1-5 p.m.
I • ...... PAii -• DIN *18 Cwt Drtve, ...... Creek, CdM
640-151511-721-6151 8atl8un 11 .....
8Q1 Gwy Pl, ~ Hgts. NB
845-8269 '215,000 Sunday 1·5-
* *42 Balboa CcMa., (~) NB
842-5200 $550,000 Sun 1-5
1074 V•lelo. So Cet PMza, CM
846-7434 $129,900 Sat/Sun 12 .....
212 Via Ebol1. Udo ..... NB
873-7300 Sun 1-5
1911 Court St, Bel Pen!n, NB
873-7300
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10101 Cltf. HunUnaton BMctt 983-e11'1 $158,too
418 De Sola Terrtiee. CdM
Sun 1-5
844..e200 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
.... Senate, Colla Mela
548-2313 $128,000 Sat 1 .....
2853 Vleta Omeda, The Bk.rffs, NB
844-9080 $285,000 FM Sun 2-6
427 Woodland Place, Newport 8eect)
6*-1181 $179,000 Sunday 1-5 _
5041 PaMO de V9, lurtlerodc, Irv
790-1900 $187,IOO Sat/Sun 12-5
1820 Tahuna. lrYlne Teft'eoe, CdM . ~ '285.000 Sat 1-5
*4832 RIV9r Ave, Newport a.act\ e1s-1n1 s112,ooo ~ Sunday 1-5
878 P1_..,, MeM del Mar, CM
758-1501 $138,000 a.t!Sun 1-5
.1 • ..... PAii .. • DIN 2040 Mcinrcwta, Coeta .....
54CM1AI '81,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2345 11th St, (Nwpt Hgts) NB
845-0303 1240,000 Sat 1-4
**120 So. Bayfront, Balboa 1-.nd
844-90e0 $095,000 8un 1-5 •
1218 Key Weet, HV Hiiis, CdM
844-4810 $37&,500 Fee Sun 1-E
2118 Felipe, (The Bluffs) NB
&44-i4910 $270,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1643 Serenllde Terr, Irv Terr, CdM
844-9080 '335,000 Sat 1-5
19 Whltwaw, Corona del Mar
844-9080 $379,500 Sun 1-5
1515 Cumbers.nd, {Westdfff) NB
540-1151 $240,000 SatlSUh 12-4
1438 Serenade Terr, Corona del M• 875-551~ $349,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
118 Via Quito, Udo Ille, NB
873-7300
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911 C"1f Dr, Clttlhawn, NB
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Sat/Sun 1-e
844-90e0 $475,000 Sat 1-6
**1038 Polat'la, 0oYer Shor-. NB
844 8080 ~1875,000 F9e 8un 1-5
1721 Kw. Rd, Cltrhawn, NB
759-15l>1 '875,000 8at 1·5
1511 K1nCi8 Aoed, Newport Httghta, NB
873-ffOO 1699,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1205 Alabama. NB -~2-7404 Open Sat 12-5
2421 Sonya, Newport Beech
875-1711 . $255,000 Sunday 1-4 '
• 8R we: FAii Ml • oat a GUeST • 280~~-=-· Npt ~8un 1-5
........ LOP.T
214 Amethylt, .....,. ltlMd
~8080 '417.500 Sit 2-5
4 •MOOM 222 Corlil, 8llboa lllMd
875-a21 1648,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1 Aldergrove, Woodbrtdge, lrW'9
25 Mait1111n, .-Tn ~. CdM
840-8582 Sun 1~ . 507 Avoc:Mo, Corona del M•
552-oeee> t1N,000 Set/Sun 1-5 "'°** 10 ·a..a* CCM9, OcMil, ,. M2..e235 1125,000 8atl8un 12-5
213 erta. Corona del Mir
844 4Q80 ta75,000 SUn 1-5
4521 TNmOnt, Cemeo Shor-. CdM
844 toeO 1415,000 ~Sun 1-6
315 lrtf. Corona .......
· 1461010 '311.GOO
8023 Countty Club (MeM V•de) CM
845-9181 1315,000 Sat 12 .....
#5 Toulon. tWbor ~ Npt Bch
840-7M6 Sat/Sun 1-6
844-1017
Sat/Suri 12-5
546-2'18 $425,000 Sun 12 ......
. 1'80 ~ Pl, Coeta .....
54&-231• ' l1at,to0 Sun 1 .....
'lfll Via Mentalite, Udo ..... NB
873-7300 "'6,000
21132 Lockhaven, Hunt aMct. .....
"4-2047 $174,900 Sundey 1-6
*29242 K ..... Ln, L.liguM _..
646.9181 ... 000 ~ Sat/8'1n 1-6
• · * 11-13 Port Menlelah Or, HrtM'Vu, N8
&4C).HH '4A.OOO Sat/Sun 1~
*1020 ~ Wsy, (~ V"I Hll) N8
831· 12te taM.900 8MJ8un 1-6
• *1412 8anttaao Or, (OW Shr) N8
8S1·12te 1375,000 FM Opn Delly 1-5 '
1425 Wetaon, (Hllllk:rest) CM
751-3191 $128,000 8atJ8un 12-5
7 Arbor Glen,.f#_dtwa'J ttvtne e-• 1~ ~ 84Mn8 .11e.ooo . Q9& -~
2IO Goldenrod, eo.or. dll ....,
ln.a494 $498,000 SaVSun 1·5
222 Vim Koron, (Udo •> NB M2·5a00 8un 1-6
1815 Port Tlftln, (Hrbt VU Hme) NB
79()..9333 '339,500 a.. 1-S
28 Aue Grand Duclll. (Bag Cyn) NB
842-6200 '725,000 Sat 1·5
*4828 ~Rd, CmMO ~. <:dM 175-6830 1475,000 8at/8un 1-5
427 • 19th Pl, (!-side) CM ~910 $229,000 F9e 8at/Sun 1-5
1251 Sutftlne '!"_~,· HV Hiii, ~
844-4910 '211.000 Set/Sun 1-6
*2409 TUlttt'f, (88ck BllY) CM
M&-0303 '280,ooo r-vaun 1-a'·
223 Via Quito, Udo IM, N8
144 IOeO $610,000 SMJ.-5
1830 Port Abbey Pl, HY H<>f'M9, NB
...._9080 $350,000 Sat 1-S
133 Via Undlne, Udo ..... NB
..... 9080 8at 1-5
'Ii 17 Muir BMott Cir, SMfw, CdM
144 8080 8e&/8un 1·5
131 Via Undlne, Udo ..... N8
873-7300 $539,750 $un 1-6
*1715 a.&atera Terr, Irv Terr, CdM
844-9080 $498,000 Sun 1-5
8 Rue VIWI, Bia Cyn, NB
~ $705,000 Sun 1-5
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*1840 Tn1dewln .. a.,ic.•. N8
144 eoeo 1316.ooo &un 2-a
11 a...ry .... Illa Cyn, NB
144 .toe() $1,385.,000 . ~ 8un 1"6
**741 Via Udo Nord, Udo lale, NB . 144«*> t1,IM,OOO 8un 1-5
~ ec.nm.-. Wlrnbledon. CM
""'7414 '217,IOO 8aa/8un 1M
8un 1-5
Sat 1-5 '
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831-1400 $1,200',000 Sat/Sun 1-5
#4 ~ Harbor A6dg9. NB
831·1.tOO '2.200.C}QO Sat/Sun 1-5
1441 ~ Or, Do"9t $heir-. NB
548-5647 *420,000 8M/8un 1·5
2000 Port~ Pl, HVH, Na
8754373 '322.000 8w\ 1 .... :30
18971 Anttooh, TJ,#111roctl, Irvine
541-6032 $185,000 Sun 12-3
333 Poppy Ave, Corona det Mlt ' 7~2 $491,500 8un -t-6
*1472 Galaxy Dr, Dowr Shene, NB
842-2910 t739,CJ90 F9e Sat/Sun 1-S
1 IEDROOM
• **708 Via Lido Nord, Udo ..... NB .
875-1181 $1,500,000 Sun 1-6
**18392 SuncMlncer, Huntington Hrbt
847-5975 $849,000 Sun 1-5
••219 Via Udo Soud, Udo -N8 7eG-1900 '2.26 ~ smtlw\ 1-6
**824 w. Bay, BlllbOe Penln, N8 831-1400 $1 ,"'5,000 8et/8un 1-6
1•.-PAllMI• DM ·
1308 Sar~J,HVtta> CdM 844-42t8 ,000 .. t-6 ., * 1808 Galuy·Or; (Ovr Sift) N8 831·1•; tMt,000,.. Sun 1.;.f * 1211 Clff Or, CNlllDt ...., N8 842·5200 $48,ooo Sun 1-6
1321 Outrtaaer. Carone dll Mer 844-820CJ-$450,000 FM 8at1$un 1·5
14941 R8ncho Or, o. ........ Irv
971M370 $181,900 Set 12-3/Sun 1-6
#5 Pomt Loma, 8PYaltll Hll, CdM au 5403 se1~.ooo Sun t-6 .
440 Mendoza Terr, Corone H~
. .....7211 $495,000 Sat 1-5 ,
I Ill ...... PAM•• DB * 1848 Newport Hllll Or e.t 142-8235 $495,000 Olllty 1-5
938 Via Udo Soud, Udo ltle; NB
844-90e0 $888,000 8un 1-6
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SAU .
a.usun 1-6
a.t 12 ....
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411 ~ Corana del Mar
81s-u11 ssa.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5
2445 vtlta Nobllu, Blutfa, NB
875-2373 $275,000 F9e Sun 1-5
2559-F Elden, Cotta Meae
875-1771 "'952.000 8unday 1-6 •
11 &rtownto. Newpott 0rNt. NB
831·1.tOO $195,500 Sat 1~ . \.
419DMOM
2478 Rue de CanMI -N9wport 8Mch
842--8235 $129.IOO Sat 1-5 -
TOWNHOU8e8
FOR SALE
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Falr.W# & Avocedo Ad, Colla Meea
648-2239 $137,950 Delly 11 to 5
700 w. Vk:toria, #A2, Cotta Meaa
546-2313 $110,000 Sun 1_.
700 w. Vtctona. #82, eo.t. Meaa
5*-2313 S108,000 Sun 1_.
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Feln1ew &·AYOOlldo Ad, Cotta"-
648-2239 1154,llO Olly 11-5
873 Vlllge Creek, Cotta Meta
54&-2313 S129,000 8un 1_. •• MOOll,... ...
•18458 ~ ln, Hwd Vllwpotnt No, H8
&47-t507 $17$,500 Set/Sun 12~
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
1•,._PAllMl•DD
300 E. COMt Hwy No. 113, Nwpt lktl
875-3347 seo.ooo Sat/Sun 1 ....
2 mlDROOll 300 E. Cout Hwy No 270, Nwpt 8ch
875-3347 *"'·000 Sat/Sun 1 .... .. ,..., ___ .,...
14851 Jelfrwy Ad ,,., IMne
551-2380 $40,000 SM/Sun 1-6
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Delightful MW Eeat9k:Se 4 Bedroom home
with lkytlghta. bright goum'9t kitchen,
Ft..:h docn, luxurioua ~ M.lfte, 3
car gwege, Woe prtyate ywd s*JS new
greet terms, Ml Ul.18 759-1221
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QulfftY oew 3 Bedroom In Newport Beech.
All amenltle• plue profeHlonally
•tdtctlped ywd. Compere to anything In
Newportl 1179,000 with excellent
~ -... ,.. 759-1221 ........ ......
A eweet little MOMY IMker. Call ml'f
..... 758-1221 or 831-5883.
PIRIMW11m-3 BR. 21.ii BA. DBL Gar. &llrge patio, near
:.~c...~T.;ri17W.1~ 1.
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2 Br, 2 Ba. Lota of land custom bufft
retreat-, $180,000 ca11 Ill llllltl,
759-1221
• tml -1111• MK LMI Owner lllllsted excellent ftnMclngJ OWir
'A the apta. are eoon dUe renflnc:n11•I
Preeentty 9.9XGroa Excllent lnv.tment
bar9aln. Hur!Y· call Bob Licata, .
Broker-Owner 7~1221
zns1lmwm.a
Fantatic Mrbor & bey we from this 3 Bdr
tam rm, nu crpta & . pal!'.!..&...lrg pool.
$340,000. LH. -·-._, '769-1221 . .........
Fab. Ocean & coaetllne w, 3 br. 3 b.a.
,form. d.r., f.r., etudy, I~. pool & cour-
tyard, prt. bc:he. $895,000. Fee. -• .. .... 759-1221
UllA 111.111111
Breathtaking bay vu 2 boat docks, rm for
4 boats up to 7 4 ft. 8 bra, 6 ba., game rm.,
form. d.r., 1ep. Quest wlnQ, pool, Seller carry 1st TD or trade Ind. or off. bldg.
$2, 100,000. -., ..... 759-1221
llElinln -IHl•lln
Convert ex. tge duplex to your prt. res. &
llve on the finest beach on the coast.
$170,000 1et at 11%. 2nd or $250,000 at
12%, StMI at $650,000, -..... I
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Heme yo41 terme on thle lrg 4 BR. 4 BA.
Pool Home, W/OOW/lt view+ Sep. lnlaw
qtra.1315,000 L.H. with excel. terme. -
• .... 759-1221
• 1.Mrau11a
2 bd. 2 ba. The flneet w avail. In Newport.
Sec. Bldg., pool, boat dock w/notlce.
1525,000. -..... 759-1221
NU.-....... 4 Br. 5 Ba. f.r. F1ntatic U'I nn., beau
master lte. w/marble f.p.locean & city Vu.
Huge master ba. W/lmf>Orted ue.. One of
the lrgst Iota w/rm tor pool and lrg. piay
area. Very, very motivated Miier. Bring
any offer. Loweet price cu atom at
11,111,eee., &i,so5;1ee., ~,101,1ee .•
$1,200,000. wtll tra + GRT. 1at avafl.
ca1t••--U.,759-1221
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5 br, 4 ba. ~ rm. form. dr, highly up-
grllded, ltaUan mwble In l.r., d.r., kit f.r.,
1tuc:ty & f.r. hM ~ PMelng & ehuttera.
Fab vu 2 lge. patio dec:ka. A mu9t to ... at
$895,000. -....... 758-1221
..... 111111
Nwne your terme on thla lrg 4 BR, 4 BA.
Pool Home, W/OOMn view+ Sep. lnlaw
qtre. $315,000 LH. with excel. tMne. -
......... 759-1221
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Fairway home Mela Verde $100,000 un-
der nwttet 3 Br., 3 Ba., top cond. '30,000
ON + Takeover t275,000. • w llftl .... 759-1221
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2 br. 2'A ba loft highly upgr9ded Ollk tire.,
beaut. paper•. ocean vu. ni.ooo 1•t
12%. Priced at •119,000. ~ ........
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2 br, 3i>a, f.r., MC. bldg. Underground
park. Approx. 2600 eq. ft. PoH. boat
dock/fMtastlc w . $1800 mo. • • 11111 U.759-1221
111111 •• Wll 4 br. 3 ba form. d.r. f.r., etucty, bMutlfWfy.
dee. lge deck•., fab. w. Prl. grd.J:.!:•
poo1 & tennte: S2900 mo. Submft an .
........ 75g.1221
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4 br. 3 ba. f.r., d.r. dty & ocean w . Grd
,;: pool & tern.. $1700 per mo.• er
... 759-1221 .
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check their ad•
daf ly and report
errors
Immediately. The
DAILY PILOT
a11ume1 llablllty
fot the flrat
Incorrect lnMrtk>n
only. -
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A ftA[' * Prbe West ~yfrcnt. SU .. ~for 2 boata,
remodeled a a bath •1,200,000. . STAIRWAY
t • I I ec.n. jttty views.~. bdrm.~
bath. 3700 lq.ft. f l.JU,000. Ocean.front.
GRACIOUS LIVING
-.FOREVER VIW-
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Prime Udo NOrd ~t. & bdrm, 5~ bath. Lee L.R., 2 boat .u .. tl,500,000.
Two Muter SUltee,
eoftd oak cupboard•.
lkyMght•
Iwmodeled 3 bdrm, I bath + t.,. rec. rm.
beam ceil1np, fwnlmed, s-tioa. '42'),000.
I.ml ......... .
i...oon view from e bdrm, & bath. p1ayroam,
daik rm. den, Boat .Up. $1~.000. 10%%. UYmEllft
FINANCING
BUILDER Will PAY POINTS
Spectacular bayfront view 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br,
2 ba dn. 2 t.t .Ups $1,900,000 .
.... CAYS FROM
$125,800
10% DOWN
"<Aronado Ia1and cust. bayfront lot. 85' *'
dock. Plane avail. $4~.ooo w/tenm.
CALL HAL OR PAT
673-7300 751-9905
Cftl SAT. 2-5, Slll 2-5 P.M..
, 2277 PACftC 'AVE., C.M. BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
End Of Wilson
..wPORT lllACH
SUPERB VIEW HOME -Newpbrt lfcta. 4
bn. tam. rm., pool+ finandnc! -~.ooo
l!!Ll!X;ANT pool home -CLI1THA VEN
3bn II lanai. AU custom teatures -
'349,000
Newer BACK BAY ESTATES -W acre 4
bl', 2b9, tam.rm. With POOL -$450,000
EXCLUSIVE Ne;r; Hefahtl baJ'&ain!
2br, 2be, tam.rm. at -$189,500
Call now for Appointment. )JAE
ROOOBBS 631-12te
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•&A VERDE BEST BUY
Spadoua 4 bl'., SECLUDED SPA in private
1etUng. Excell. new finandn8 available.
$218,500. JACKIE HANbLEMAN '
631-1266
OCEAN YU STEAL
Lovely lrg. 4 bd. prof. deoont.ed with pool.
1pa, city and ocean vlew1. A R!AL
BARGAIN AT ONLY ~.500! Won't lMt.
Call directly to PA TRICK TENORE
631-1266 OI' 760-8702 today!
HARBOR RIDQR
Sharp Jq. 2 bd condo w/vttew. Reduced to
$399,9901 WW SBLL OR LIASE OPT.
'W/10'5 DN. Olll DIRllCT eo PATRICK or
FRED TENORE 831-12188 or 780-8702
CONDO 8TEAL81
Now la the time to aet tbele
At BELOW MARKET PRICES w/lOS DN!
3 Bd. 2 Bath $1.320 mo. -$110,000
2 Bel 2 Bath $119,800 Irvine
2 8<l. 2 Bath •1~.000 Newport
2 Bd. 2~ Bath t16&,000 TurtJerock
4Bd. 2'°'Bath t2H,to0 2,000' Newport
Hllrbor IUda-t Condo for only
tm,900-Newport.
U you want a deal on • condo -we.. will fit
you into one of theee TODA YI Call Dl-
RllCT for Detalla PATRICK OR FRED
TENORE 831-1266 or 760-8702 NOW.
I llD.llTABI
OPINTODAY
Spadoua 4800 ~· ft. of e1eonce with pool.
1pa + view. PALACE PERFECT
THRU-OUT. Fee land plua TERMS. Call
direct to PATRICK TEMORE 631·1266 or
78().8702
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80' on ttie water, 44' dock, ~ a.f. llvtnc
..,._. 4 Bdr, family nu, formal dlnin8.
billiard room. Superbly decorateCJ. ~ttul courtyard. $1,700,000. . .....
Extra latft! A·t cornet" ~. a.-.. ftr)9nOll
9211,000
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R&f Mt-X of Cos~2 Me~ ---
,..llU..., -ee.t buy an
point. Charming thrff bedroo
cottage, steps to beacbet, bay
parka. This property la move-in
rady with W1believable potential
..• '325,00Q
Wll1JUff .... -·-· Fantudc Wesicllff area buy. '1"hNe bedroom,
two bath family POOL home in
moat prntlgtoua location. Seller
will consider lea.e/option $24.9,000
llYflllf -MaanUicent four
bedroom, three bath totally
CUltom1Rd Bayfroni home. Over
63' on the wa&er with doda to
accamroodate three boats. You OWD
the land. Ouutandln1 term•
available. Y°'4 muat pre"'iew thta
most exquillte bbme to .wnlllriil!ftf!9'
the ulUmate of life at the ed8e OI.
the water and Incomparable
pl'll IDCe ......................... fl,186.000
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Ex~llent Financing Avallable. Laroe Aaaumable
Loan @ 11'11 & Owner Wltl Conllder 2nd. Beeuttfutty
Upgraded Carmelita W/3 8ft + Cozy Oen. Lage •
Patio On LovelY Oreent>etf Near Pool. Vacant.
$229,500. Sally Shlpley'a Uettng. OP.EN SAT 1-6.
MT..unl
-custom-Mt 8300 Sq. Ft. Home. Maltnet9 Point,
San Clemente. 0otaeoua OcMn View, City Ughta.
EntertaJn-.• Delight. Numerous A~ltlea, Too
Many To Mention. Muat SM"To Appreciate.
$950,000. Ownen Wttl Accept An R-1 View Lot For
Trade, Or Down Payment Marta 8erc:cWltz' LJatJng.
IMWH mA
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Panoramic V1ew -Great Waterfront Location ..
RedwoOd Aoet + 50' E>Oc*. M9w Custom Home wmwe Bedre>Om9. Kitchen With '11-Window. Alt
The Modem Amenltlea. 8ridl BBQ In 0Uta1andtng
Patio NM. Even Tiied Oaragea. Gteat Offering.
$1,295,000. A 06on-Marla u.ttng. , ........ , '
Dramatic Remodeled Home. % Acre. 4 BR. Pool,
Spa. Great Location. Keep 3 Horeet, $289,000. A
OabottShfpley Llettng.
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Walk Thru Garden Courtyard To Towering Door
Leading To Marble Entry. Winding Slalrcue &
Spactous LR. Lrg D.R. Oen W/FP. Huge MBR & BA,
Plus 3 Add'I BRa. Big Lot W/Paddle Tennis Court.
Mountain, Ocean Vlewa. Reduoed To *826,000. Bob
Thoma's uattng.
lllT lllTA ma
Archltect'1 Home. Private &try Courtyard W/Spa.
Areplacel In LR., F.R. Open Ar Plan Ideal For
Entertaining. Spactout MBR Suite. $237,500. Binnte
Dfxon'a Uttlng.
•ana•J11111••1•·••-• .. ,,., Low, Low Priced 3 BR W/l.Mng & Dining NM9
Entering Secluded Patio. Nr lteach, Schoola,
Shopping. ewtom Cabinetry. Good Mlum. Loen.
Priced At S 175,000. Call Now. 8'nnle Dixon'• UstJng.
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EXcttlng OCMn "-HCinl • Superb Contempcn1y
Styttng .. 3 BRa -8 BA + Oen. High Blamed c..-.'9* ·
In Den & D.R. & L..Ft lun Oecka. Spa Off ~
MBR. BBQ. One Of The a.et Pricld Homee In
Emer8ld Bay. MM.000. ~ Debolt'• Listing. ••n-•t Megnlfloent '11-Home In N9Wl)ort Bellch.'• Gate
Gu.-ded Harbor .... Wll Be Under Conatructlon
Soon. One Of Theifhiet In TM Nee. The ~ Is
Eng1lltt Tudor. The ~Ne In OUt ~ YCIU
Are Welcome To tn1pect. $2,000,000. Su1an TIMlon't Utttng. ..
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No. that·• not the down payment-tba~I the b.111 pD f« ddl ..-.p 2
bdrm. _.)Ill a lborl W.-fl'OID,
W8*1iff PIM&. QMJb h &or
location •ltb private encloMd
patio. Nicely maintained'
development With be 1ut1ful
1wlmmtna pool. Owner "'111
• ftnanoe,
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WIFIR --Spec:tacular MtUna with wav.,_
br..adna cm the lodal and bmcb
below. A lovely 4 bdrm home, Ute
and alJ'y with Iota of 11.aM ,to
captJ&re tbe view and Juab
landecapfna: Formal clin1nc ma. t.may rm.. profrmmal worbhop
and eY'eD. wine cellar. '2,900,000.
LO'IS•~
·-----a.Y Bleccola timne. •Br & larae f.mdly room
with brkS flreplace. country kitchen.
qutet NIMtmdal u-. auJdrm can walk
to nearby .-cboob. Owner will help
flnanoe. $229,000 fee. . at·• IL, a ,. UTI• 1-1 __ al.I __ ,_
Quiet. p.rk-Wre .umc. Rm foe J*ldJe
teMla and poal ar-r I« orcbwcl Cul
cle -st. 3 bdnm, fam rm. $370,600' fee. 1111 m mr, U&· .. • 1~
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Sell fi.nt? or Buy tint'? That II alwa,.
the question. Why not botb ln one ~ W4' can otter you an a.mumal
opparbmity to ........ )!JUI' ~t
home. pM:l for or • 11 the down ,.,ment an an ou~.!111 C.yoo
bame OD ttie IOlf ~1 not call US now~ &K--4110.
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Seller will trade th•lr 1paclou1 4
Bdrm., vll'llr w/pool bame tar 46-60'
Batteru or Bertram boat. Home la
valued et t&t&,OOQ w/aHum.
Jonc:.term io.n °' sm.ooo. .... -Tbt )ll1De al dm ~ Npt. Bch.
home ha• J;at &ea dramatically
reduced to .500. ~ 4 Bdrm. 2 \16 ba. on extreme y 11. parcel.
Netpborhood la very exclusive •
quiet. 8eDer will ttnu.c. .
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• Bd.rm. rn Ba. cnm,. reetctence m private 1ated commullity w/pool,
jacuu:I le tenni1 crtl. Dwellln1
contain& 2 woodburnln1 frplc1.,
vaulted eel~•· frml. din. rm. Located on a et cul-cle-Ac. Avl.
June 18th. $1 per mrmtb.
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Pit, P"t patio & catpcwt. 21R Iba condo. Retrlg, ren\11111. VIie .....__ Bl. COlllll .._ M-lt37 <*Mt a ._,_. ..-v:y men only. 78CM545 ~. ~ eMt1no ...... Pvt ~50 mo. AValt June 1. teM/mO. Pod, jac, ten. 875-4112 Brok•. All dlen1'-..-_...; •Sa«IQrlel 8eMcea. Pty. ~
640-070I nla....._1829 PARK NEWPORT PU• llTa ~··••-.. 't,'·r::':C,5:.!o=:! Celtotlnto752..e408. i--------
a210. , br dplJt I quiet. 2 Br. 2 Ba. frplc, patio, APARTMENTS w, "o't r,•ntele cnow, •vTall. Ctedlte· ColmOpolttan I• i . u 5 0 a. u ti I•. I !!~!!!!!!.~ff S... court fOr nQn lmC)-enclld oar• laUndf'Y 1 • Up, O Or V' Qood Morning Amer1ca, 875-S218 exec up an I .-a --
ltaf •lprev. rental ref. tac No pet• $.415 "'° PhonH In room. 2274 The Tomonow Sttow. · --·-1164 W. 17111 ~ 71; o.ww.: M2-41SZ. COUNTAY CLUB LIVING N9Wpoft llfvd, CM. * ~ ott• to all new Stwe renJ epecloUI S Br. "A NEW CONCUr' Shop 8pece 4'4-4714
MESAVEAOE2bf 1ba. A~TBEACH ~74-46 dlentlwtloneedepkiot. houH lnH.9 .nrF.V.3 FUllMMca/CUltOm 800-1300tqft.5042
gar. Included. Wkcty1. 1,':'a~~."::;.~~ tnt~::;;'C:,~ , .... ._,.,, 4111 •lfllT M1·1• r.:'9m~:-:':1,~i omoa1o.a..-., Wam.,Hwlllk:h.
pie. eel: 7M-4229 Htat Qr. ~745. •I _, 1 Poe*; I tan-•••••••••':r."•••••••••• room1. S275/mo. Catt Nr. O.C. ~ •ts.='3~1257
._ __ a..1-•w nit oourta: dote to bUI'-llYWJ BAYPAONT: F...,. for M4 88N. 7M-111 -~I .... CLOSE TO BEACH: Un-ne. I~ 4 Wrm 4 bath tandy Ba&b09 ~ 3 Br 2 a.. 11• It I.I. Aetml ltore at 2l60 AVOfl ••••••••.:.:::;••••••• Iqua Bachelor, ltova I 1>aaoh: pier a' float. 1386/mo. + ~ utlla. M/F '° ahr'2 br, 1 be..~ 400 ft. ;t,.; Sl, 1840aq.flotullc:er -rtfrlge, utll• paid. lJnfumllhed ttucMoe. 1 & uooo tor Au,uet. Biii Bryan 171· UH or blk to~. '250 + ._. A/C llCIMt ..-. ..... apeoet garege. 141-am.
2 bdrm. 2 be, 111r•g•, $4a&/mo. 531-7911. 2 br. apartment. town-Gnincty ,_. t M181 850-13a4. utile. 87S-lllO .... .M8!.. _ .... ,.. O"M •m•ll yard. sno mo. houMI • I • • ,.._.,,, Wiit \Ill> 2nd"' lnllde of-...... 111-2177, •tt e AV911. June 15. 2 Br. 1 Ba. l&4041000 •,,_,old Ol.-toM dMdtd M 21-35 to* quiet pooCJ Gueathouae, rMN ttwouo-R9llOflOmlCI 875-1700 tlce•"""' w, lndf'*'o.
p M. 'a 7 -1. 2 5 I 2 adUltl, 1 ctllld oll. = hotna. 1~ blkl to ....., j9c home. SC Pisa, non ~· c ·~· ,b:::, C.M. office •p•c• ,.5· ~· aao liq ft., Mir 21~1 ~ 8glt4Jr.m~;:oo •Several 11udlo1 I 1 In Newport. Up1talrt 2 iml!r. 1200 to 11150. fr 'tieaciii. w.Q714 I bath, atoragt avall: ~ $t315 mo .. no ...
• • ••-e_·1 ,_· · bdm't • ...,....,. tumletled Br. 2 Ba. tlMp• a or 7 &41·31523, 4~2142 om l2l50/mo. 648-UU teq. 752-1830 ,.. ,,... ._,,.no · fl I Bottom l.W1lt ..... 4 or 7 i.1 HUNTIHOTON BEACH ,. .... ..-' ........................ with n• del gner turnl· AMr tto with )ac:Ulll Pr\ NEWPOA'J.. TWHH8E .. to * 4-. MEETING ROOM tor rent, 42":,2:.~c=:;.~~.: ~ ........... :!ff ~o~~~ 714tdf11.a. · ~-~·~ma::=: ba. Pool~· 1
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u":ftl. • •11'1 ~,!.~::,.~.:'or:'~~ NO Plltl. AWi 9/t. s725• Larve MW 1 Br. oondo fof aumrner rnontfll.. 9m1r1y Newpon 9..atl ~.,._to nttlel. 640-7411 tennl•. lndry, NCUrlly. 375 11q fl. S2t6 pr mo. people. Avallat>lllty be-
Mt tpM, aae.M72 ...... wr U.C.L mkPfo-turnllhed modett open ooewt, MM 3 Br. 2 BL Walk to tlCh. 1290 + 'A IM-0122 atna In June, ~ _ _;__..;. _____ , wave. t rplo. wuher I d.llly. s 415 o I••• k .,.oana POlnt Vl9W "°""' utk llO-15S1 late wt. Exec a ult•• full ,._.... furnished For lnfO calf • ... .,...._ dryer arH SHO/mo 2 31111 1705 · utar t>rl own ba ' _._ ... Ma. Coe J51-818t ' --.-Jo an n a tll 6-18 3 3 · On~ Ad et 1 -· s 3 o o +. · Attractive tam 1tudtnt tutn/unturn .. QtMt!Y r• •---~·------a.-6 Jl4I 1131-1720. ' SM~ Hiii.Ad Bal Illa 2 Br. •IHpl e. 4111-298t/831-1257 w.ntl.nk:ll f*ICe In eic.cll duced. No .... 754-0274 IEfll. INll
••:;;:;:•••••••••• .. •• • S2f50IWlell......, I June tor llte ...... prOf m9e 41111 • THE WHlfFLET1'EE W~ OrangetrM Condo l500. &M-1900 _, · ROOMMAT~ WANTED. age 27-37 In' N.B. Call .1"111 Excellent toe on Pac eorm. Aptl. Oym, &pa. 1 br plu• Iott. Tennie, .._.,dee. __ 1 ..... _.In 875-2t10 Fem .. non-1moker tor 12&-0229, iv NWM a ph Ground ftOOf, complete CoHt H•r· Newport Sluna. SJOOI, tMnla, eec. poolt, 1tream, no o-ta. .....,, .....,, --· O~ front. Carl1bad, CM 2 bt, 1~ ba twnNe. with decorator turftl• Bch. Idea tpac:e for 146-011t ~1141• A•. llf/12. kltch. Encl patio. gar. beaut 41r, 38&. quiet, min. to~ tuo '*" fem to atlr N.B. Condo, anlf191, off main lobbY, bu1lnH1 •anting high
DetLa _........... xtr ._ $6$5no~142-2134 axclu11va trH. Jun._ ._. ""-SNler 7D-tl2t fUlfY tumllhed, 18r tuly Board Room. Audie>~ PUbllC vt.lblty. 1,000 to __., a -'--.... .... <Met. 2 ldr 1 Ba. gwaoe .My Aug. (714) 431 4W dayt, 142-11 .. w. f\.wn.. S2eO + ~ 1111. Don 1ua1 room t.m. i:wtine NB 3 , 0 0 0 • q t t . ~br, lbe, bltnt, ::K":":':' ............... ~o :Jool Nol&,••t• 1• D W14f, 01&...IU4815 • 1oca11on.752-52te. 714-645-7100 , t~ ,._. ~. No. End ltudlo, Mt kit. 1~ • • • • RmmeM to lhf 3 BR hae II\ ...=;~::.::...:..:;,:;..::.::.:::.;· __ ,~-------~no Pfl*. aoomo.. bite• from beach. 1350. • 1 tH t5Ctl Npt UOo llilY front IUIUrY 4 er. IMne. 2 WW1lt cria. Pod. .,_.. I« '-' U llT IWY /UYl'llT C.ll...MI ..... 4'4-341S: 4'4-7&54 Hgla. l42'-7S40 5 k flon-= alp,...... l250 mo. paa utl. Male ... ~rsm·c•w• .. u 12H & 1371 lnoldnt ...... 4411
\4 ... ...._, 2 br, 2 aw LIFF HAVEN 2 bdnn, 1 ~. lkolt• ~ pref'O. Evt !167-4831 Slngl• garage for •to-utll. '42-1200. • .................... .
Qlt, .Wd.pdO, al poof.,...,.._. "'' l>t. patJo, dl1tlwuhtr, ~;~;4 Montl'I Y Female to 11\are 3 er. 2 r-oa, 116/mo.173-76" .,. • ..
_. rl_ghta & reo area• .••• ...--.••••••••••••••• g1r, S518.141-7131 · Ba. beactl front.,._ with In~ bldg Oft Cout 1111/mo. 21~ne. Nllwpcwt ,....__ 1 Br. 1 On the wa•. 4 br, s be 2 Junior exec. male•. tllll# a.Ill Hll Hwy, Soult! l.agUrla. ._
28t 1"'8&, 1376 + 1171 Ba. with Nam a.lllnge, ft"" I a turn. hOUH on Balboa 1310. 541-4141 ...................... prox. 500 ~fl Ellicalant
dap get pd nr BHcl'I frptc. ta'9Qe. '540/mo. Spaoloue 2 W 2 be l9IMd. 1 "'040l9 2 F lhr "°""In TUJU• 1817 Weelc:M. NA Want private parking behind
Blvd I MecFadden. :ct. Ms:zooN 4'1191 • condo. a11 ern':n'1t1•• Avall. Juna-Sept. WHt rock, '2150 Incl. utfl1. financial tn1t. 7000a.r. bldg. 1525 mo. Tumet cpet.no.-..mtlt4 U96.146<-2Ulwtlndt: Nftpolt.W .. totMnla 7M-tOCMOtll7·216S U1~oor. Agent Meoc..494-11n
2 er. 2 IW llgM I airy 2 Br. 1~ Ba. Townfle>UM (211»1.67H Wltctya/ & OOMn ... 4308. Want Prof. woman ~ ,. Lllll PflVittt pdo, -*O ..:. 1tyle. Adult1 rraf .. no -. a...,.~ 1 llr IUIO#Y tow lulC. •In N.8. •I 620 ICI· n. 81.00 per lq. 300 1q tt. Foot traffic,
,.... '6Ulmo. Ue!k • 4 o 1m 0 · tulte, kitchen, ·~block ..,,,.1375, '4441113 ~·l,.~.~h .. N.B. Dntwn Lag 484 e;•
Olia M8 t1t01 Br' w/toft, I~ 9111chen, beach, ahOol>lng, $160 Met. lady .. lhf 2 IJt apt. 2308 aq. n. offtoe/ _, ..
On !hi~ 2 .,, PoOI. 1 Br. Kite~ ... patio. pvt patio, 2 ba, gar. Frl·Mon. •SH weakly. '250/mo 1 utL Lv mag. ~.~t~~ ...... ~~ hou•• combination In
1auna, apa. HOO/mo. ~~-'=' Sl60 '"9-MCM324. 414o6410 or 4M-f7t7. t1t-63t0 l&L _... "-new bid/.. 1088 1q. ft. 71~1864 Ev.. 213/4e4-0471 . 2 l:ldml, tloat '9P .. ,... Lii ~DE. MM Relp/ F IO "1r 3 Br 2 Ba 8WlllJ Wlltl114am/1::--1_8kr. offtcel 1 12 aq. ft...,.
2 Br. W/g.r.r. •• tov. & nit, no peilla. .. 715 28r, ltla, M boh. June-houae C M Frpt~ No Elegant Exec 1uhe1 In -l'louM. 201t. daat'anca 11'1 1 BEl>f'"""" .. ,........_. • .....,. 873-812'7 ~ ._. _........ 7 ... 1248 • · · ... t , •aretl°"'9. 2 1t0ty of-d • h w ti r , a loony. ~ _.,., • ....,... ...... -., siet• or !tide. h761)M P'• ~ toe. Incl M-flcea haV9 .-cuttw of-S510lmo. 531-1t7t ~~TC ... a-str ttff ..... "..... ... AwM • ......._ KillJt cr•tat al, rec»ptlonl•t. fie.a With a seory ....
2Br•ntw/poof iaund"' 4pm acr 1 f N t•••••••~•••••••r."~ 2bctrm blOO'liiocn 54 t-oaat or Pam ~ea&more. N....--a-.. ·t1on1,vtew1trorn2of• -• ., • o • rom P tudlo apt OOMf\ View ' 0 · ••-..,.... from '431 mo. an.. """~' ....._.... ti XI t w t rm, no pet&. Nr t.c . Holp. ec~!-°" co u r u . utl-Nrd. 'a11 mo. iif ocH_n a_ net bay. nly . • call ofca 11es mo. THE Office 1ultH • Dover CH. n aet• de t•oo. 171-2252 and IM&-4IN Encino In ..,, a.... 11111. ~ RM. nclfMmk.r, 2 w. 2be HEADOUAAn..a oou.-DrM. 214 to eeo ~fl Cotta M..a loo. 1 or 2
531 Ml2. 2 Bf 2ba, condo, pool, <-JM ... ,_,,. C) 0" ~. n I". u I.' tr.'· Mttr. bdrm wlb.. PANIES: A profWIOM Cell agt. t56-l30I). = ...... A5lft. groea.
2Br.f4Mhno.NMltyct. frplc.Weatctlff.M60. ,__ aunn ..... 1 ... tffO.t121"*-llpei,la Aa940.a1~t-O~.;.,..&et*y, envlronmant. (714) , .... 11ce::c:r:~
corated. Oar•1•· Mlirtl0t'**87&-1n1 -·fed Y~---~--~ ..,,.., __ ,.., 16~1 ~&53eto4-L" .__.._ 1..._ ........ .._ ~=·.::1;,r"• 140tW .... Aw. "-1>"*''8 .... ,_«. ......... 131-~fcr ---a a I .... -· " -., OCEAHf...aHT=M> apt to aht. NWpl act.. Flrat claill ·Ml wwtca warehouM, 1100 ICI rt, -II beach. •aoo. tzy, ....._ ._, .AJLY& Kave furn. Ju"• 1. DEC. omo.., ~ SSIO. c-1. 44IO ......
1 mt bctl, lillytta..,.._ e~ ~ .... ·-·-Wto t'MICIOwaili 142_... •II amen1t1H. From ton. C.M. 831·1211, ~ """11N.. bltna, DIW ..,,.,... Ir, 2 ba OOfM90 lo. 01t jpl! t7a..oo M ,.,,.. ton~ a SZ2Shn0. 844-rt•. 145-71'4
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1ntel'Mt rate 11 adjusted at vartou
t1.me& over tte term. The mOl'tga«ie
18 tied to an index. The tnteNS\
rate of the loan 18 adjusted upon
the bue of the lndex which reneoa the ohancee 1n the tndioes
ewer the l1tt of the ~. A
number of &nd.ioee &J'e currently
UHd by landC'8 ottering ARKa.
The 1ndJoN oould be \he TNUUl'7
bW or aecw1t7 nie., oost-ot·
tun<Sa n&e or \he hder&l Bmne
Loan Bank Board (P'HLBB)
Korec-c1 Oontract Bate.
i1w UITlll -Spactou1 s Bdrm 21A bath
8eabluff epllt lev9I oondo. wtth private epa.
fOmll dlNng, ... hMt end morel Aaumable
· lolrl Md owner may c.ry lwge eecondl Gtiet
tenM, great location, cal nowt Only 1175,000.
848-7171 \
Ulll ... -e ahort block• to one of the
.,.., beet ~ 3 ~ Bdrma, huge
patio wtth bulltln BBQ. Ideal for year round
entertaining. Exe911ent opportunity. Call for
detaltl, 847-ec>10
ftUID Jllllftlll -Under market for faet
..... 5 Bdrm, 2 ltory, formal IMnG. cnctcltng
ftreplace, countN kitchen. lJu'c fl!ri'llY. room + m:.=r.~rn .. e~ Qnly
·-IT ... -l)nt'/ $127,900 In Coeta Mela.
Charming garden home 11 aurrounded by
wood• and 1tream1. Encloaed patio. 3 car l~~Sparkllng pool. Flex1ble terma. Call
HAii UITLI -4' Bdrm custom bultt homer
St.pa to ooaenr 3100 aq.tt. ot 1uxury1 Ma.ma
loen1 Priced to 1811 at $287,6001 Call 96M787
• man -A.um. '88.200 io.n. 13.9%. no quattfyfng. S1ot9 per·mo. Spaclou1 llvlng,
COWttry kltctwn, lii'ge pdo. Fruit treee + RV
acce11, a1klng 1118,000. Call for detall1,
963-7811 •
1WI • I LIT -cOeta ~ upgt'9ded home ptu1 ne*er rear unftl A11ume flrat and·
moUYated ...., wtl flnence at tow rate. Only
S185,000 -od nowt 848-7171
~l'I mr • -Lowly 8uc:cofa ranch home.
8-ldfuly decontted with a IPtoe • kJtchen
lftd MW wood oiiblri•, crDllna ftl .....
Huge matter IUlte Wtttl Wlllk-tn .'cloeeta.: TM
back yard la an entertainer• detlght: With
IPlfldlng poof, petlo Md QM BBQ. Great tor
1UnWMr en~ NA U.'tor l12UOO. eel
for appt. to.... .. 2313.