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Coast
Costa Mesa firm's
prost hetic feet help lrvlnE
amputee keep pace de-
spite handicap./ A5
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California
State panel revokes par-
ole tor convicted
murderer Theodore
Streleskll A3
The Nuclear Regulatory
Commission grants an
operating license to the
beleaguered Olablo Ca-
nyon power plant./ A3
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Nation
President Reagan
bypasses Congress and
authorizes emergency
aid to El Salvador./ A3
Mondale, Hart visit Cali-
fornia In a bid for dollars
and votes./ A3
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World
The Soviet Union
wit hdraws from the Sum-
mer Olympics tennis
competition./ A3
Lebanese President
Amin Gemayal takes
steps toward a national
coalition as the country
ends a decade of war .I A3
Youth
Two Orange County
theaters are offering
classes for budding
young actors.I AS
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Sport•
Pete Rose, who cel-
ebrates his 43rd birthday
todayT gave himself an
early present Friday, his
4,000th career hlt.181
Angela rally In th• ninth
to tie, only to lo•• to
Oakland on a wlld pitch
In the bottom of the
ninth, 2·1./81
Juli Inkster stayed In con-
tention for a $1 m llllon
bonus at the J&B Scotch
Pro-Am event In Las
Vegas.182
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Entertainment
George McGovern
proves he has a sense of
humor tonight when he
hosts "Saturday Night
Live." I A9
He may be gone from the
tube, but Red Skelton
hasn't put himself out to
pasture./ A 11
Rellglon
Area churches announce
Holy Week services be-
ginning with Palm Sun-
day and ending on Satur-
day./ A7 and Al
INDEX
Callfornla Newt A3
Claumecs 85-8
Comica · A 12
Croaaword 87
Horoecope 88
National New• A3
Public Notices 84-5
R .. I Estate C 1-20 Rellglon A&-8
Sports 81-4
Teievttlon AO
Theaters A9· 11 w .. th9r A2
World New• A3
Youth A8
SAT UROA , A l Al t 1-i 1~84 U JU\NI F (,1 1JNT1 I• I .. ~41h •. I·.·
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By JEFF ADLER
Of .. o.lr,._....,. I
The Oranae County Board of
Supervisors' plan for casina con-
JCStcd parkina conditions at John
Wayne Airport. was deah a senous
blow Friday when a Supe.rior Court
JUdgt &ranted an order blockina
construction of a proposed parkina
lot.
In granting the preli minary 1n1unc-
11on sough t by the city of Newport
Beach and Stop Pollut1111 Our New-
port, Judjc Philip Schwab ordered
county officials 10 refrain from "tak·
ing any action 10 1mplemen1" con-
struction of •he 1.800-spacc parking
lot an a vacant area just north of the
San Diego Freeway.
Attorneys represenlinJ the d ty and
SPON had araued <tunna a morn-
io•·lona hearing that the park.in& lot
represented the fi rst step in a secret
plan already aveed to by supervison
to increase flights and exP,nd airport
facilities.
T he city's attorney. Pierce
O'Donnell. told the court that en-
vironmental documents concerning
the pro1ec1 were legally defi cient bccau~ they failed to take into
account 1mpendi na plans for a $193
million terminal expansion or .an
increase in the numberofn1ah1s from
the current 41 to SS or more.
Newport Beach Assistant City
Manager Ken Delino applauded the
Judge's dec1s1on, saying he exptttcd
the city and SPON would prevail. But
he admitted he was surprised by the
sw1f\ne11 of the ruhna.
"The EIR (environmental impact
report) did not disclose the parldna
lot ts the· first strp and only st£p
needed to 10 lO 5 S fl l&h ts. Y OU have tO
disclose that. It's that clear and
simple," Dclino said of the uoder-
lyinJ lcpl pnnc1ple that he believed
earned the day for the cuy.
Supervisor ThQ1llas Riley acknowl-
edged the dec1sjon re presented an
important setback for the county.
especially as ll affecis on~goin1 .n~o-
111uons with the Federal A v1at1on
Admin istration on airport access.
Riley, whose district includes both
the airport and no1sc<onsc1ous New-
port Beach, added tt1e ruUn1 alto
meam the county will be unible to
bealn construction on the project 1n
May. as oriainall~ scheduled. _
But the su~rvisor stud he c~pected
the board will pursue l~ (natter by
goi ng to trial. Board members pro~
ably will mee1 with attorneys Monday
to decide wh.at to do next. he 511d.
T he city filed the lawsuit in March
after fi rst . Ul'IJnJ supervisors to
withdraw the prOJect•s environmen-
tal report. cla1minJ it fa iled to addrHs
the fu ll expansion project an a
comprehensive manner.
In arJuing the county's pos111on
before the court. the board'5 attorney.
Michael Gatzke. said add1 t1onal park-
in1 is needed to relieve vastly over-
crowded Ollk1na condJlM>Dt a& dill
airpon w&elher niata111re lna nud
or the tttminaJ 11 expended.
He tncd to emphatiu I.hat the two
proj«tt are independent of ooe
anolher.
"Committing to one S3 million
proJtct 1s noucomm1tmen1 toa Sl90
m1lhon prOJect." Gatzke sakt. "The
quesuon 1s. docs 1~ parkj"' lo t have
1ndcpendent utility from a.ny future
airport expansion? And the a.nswtt to
that 1s in~pab'.e." •
The board's lawyer told the juder
that existing park.ins Jol ov~·
crowding 1s ~rgcly the resufl of lhe
recent con version of a Iii mes 1CtVin&
John Wavne Airoort to OC-9 Suoer
(Pleue eee AD1.P0•1' I A21
Lower bay may be
a threat toJlealth ·
Yachttna cballenge
Increasing poll ution
linked to sewage
flushed from boats
By JERRY HlRSCH
Of-Delly ..........
Increasing polluuon an Newport
Bay may be caused by boa1 owners
fl ushing scwagt into the bay. accord-
ing to testimony presented at a
meeting of the Cali fornia Regional
Water Quali ty Control Board at
Costa Mesa City Hall on Friday.
Although bacterial poll ution has
been a problem m the upper bay -
parts of Which arc quarantined to
swi mmers -pollution is becoming
an increasing problem in the Lower
Bay, Dr. John F. Skinner tol~ the
water board.
A recent Environmental Prott~c
tion Agency study found an even
greater hnk between bacterial water
pollution and intestinal diseases m
swimmers than sc1en11sts once
thought. said Skinner. an 1ntem1st at
Hoag Memorial Hospital.
If the water board docs not take
action soon. the water 1n the lower
bay may pose a health threat. k.inner
said.
'"Things are changtng in the bay.
Let's not wait until the healt h depart·
mcnt hammers a quarantine sign into
the ground before we do somethina."
Skinner said.
Skinner based h1 !1 claim on a study
of Orange" Count} Health Depart-
ment tests of the watt'r in the lower
bay.
Skinner reviewed the results of
tests at the I 3 cleanest test si tes an the
bay since 1976. He fo und only 5
percent of the water samples had a
'Don Juan' Li•elyactlonmarkedCbeflntdayofracln& la the Be9t Yacht Club ln the U.S. The
ln the U.S. Yacht Club Challence Cap re~atta concludea today with two raca of NB faces r eaatta, boated by the Newport Htrbfr be ween the Newport Pier and the Santa
Tln:htClub;Tbe racttrlll detennlne wblola Ana_Al•er Jetty. 16 charges
Torrance teen-ager safe in LA: !~!!"!.~BLE
FB1con ~J·r.mS d1aat·L Of 'l .. TJ~er wh~~~~~i~~~;cre~w8:~~hn;o;, I,, J " .LI n ~u lunng them to his home through
• newspaper ads or with promt'it''i ot
TORRANCE. Cahf. (AP) -A "amazi ngly art1cula1c" an d calm did what he wanted her to do." he exotic gifts was char$cd Frida) w11h
16-year-old girl abducted by during 1nterv1ews w11h police and FBI said 16 felony counts including rape.
Christopher Bernard Wilder, the agents at the station 10 mi les south of "I can't believe shc''i come through kidnap and false 1mprisonmen1
millionaire race car driver wanted in Los Angeles. police Capt. James Popp the ordeal as well ao, \he ha!i." Popp Pau l Wilham Jeno,en. 40. ha11 tx·en
a nationwide murder-kidnap spree, ~id . added "She's "cry calm and laking 11 ordered 10 appear Monday in Harho1
told pO lice Friday "she was terrified He 5a1d Wilder bought R1sico a very well." Munici pal Court 1n Nc"pon &ach
Wilder was ~Oln$ to kill her." plane ticket in Boston on Thur~day Torrance poltct· planned no "'ht•rc prn'>('t 11111r\ \d\ 1hn II 1n to
Tina Mane Risi to walked into the because "he th ought he wa!'. going IO charges aga1n!lt M1 s\ R1\lto, but Hil ral\t' h1!> hail w S~'\0,(ICJO kn<;<'n "
forrancc police Mallon at 1·1 O p.m.. get killed." <;pokesman John Hoos \81d agent\ frl'c on \50.000 hall
JUSt hours after Wilder. 39. shot and "She appears to ha ve been ph ys1-s1ill werr 4ue•111oning hrr and dccl1n -The ca"e agaan't Jcn<,t·n ha' mu,h·
killed himself when confronted b) cally abused and indicated in the cd to 53) whether the) con.,1dcrcd her roomed s1nct· the man"• am'\I \pr1I ~
state police in New Hampshire. course of the interview that shr wa\ a v1ct1m or an accomplice. on <.U\pK1on of \<.'\uall\ J\'><IUlllnF
The FBI ~•d fi ngerprints co n· tcrnficd Wilder was going to kill her," Popp '!aid she met Wilder on >\pril three ''<>men t"u "ho had m.Hk
elusively identified the man who Popp told a news conferen ce. "She 4 -a da) he wa\ regl'itered at a loral dates "'th the man and J thmi "h"
commiucd su1c1de as the Aust ral-was threatened several time~... motel -wh1k .,he was app1)'1ng for a "a~ rl"Spond1n, to h1' d a'"tit·d ad
1an-bom Wilder. "My personal opinion 1s o;hr was a JOb at the Del Amo Fuh1on ( rntcr Deput) ()"1m1 .\1111rnr' Rid
Despite her nine-da) ordeal. the v1ct1m dunng tb" entire matter and In a method 'i1m1lar to one tht' FBI l\.ang ...i1d there arc no" c:1gh1 "omen
blonde. bl ur-t'yed Mm R1s1lo was ac11ngunderagrcatdcalof!ltrcs~. he (PleaeeeeeW1LDER/A2) '>t't 10 tc~t•h that kn~n attalkcd
Pair of heroes feted
for saving baby's life
By ROBERT BARKER
Of.._. 0.-,,... .....
H untinaton Beach residents
Heriberto Contreras and lanac10
Heredia arc a couple of heroes in the
eyes of a lot of folks .
They've seen " lot of thinas in their
days as trash collectors in west
Oranae County, but they'd ne ver had
a chanct to take pan in a m1roclc.
But that all chan&cd about 9 a.m
Mar('h 2•. The two were mak1n1 their
rc1ular Saturday morn1n1 rounds and
were about to collect a trash bin from
a Fountain Valley condominium
complex.
Heredia saw a tiny bundle on top of
the heap. Tiny finaers slipped throuah
a blanket.
"I saw a hand," he u1d throu&h an
interpreter. I ran back to Hcnbcno
and told him I fh ouaht I found cttht'r
a doll or a baby."
The two men, neither of whom
11peaks English, a\kcd a neighbor
woman to call police. Officers took
1he foundlina -later named Baby
Jeffrey Doc -to Fountain Valley
Community Hospital.
Contreras, who feels he has a
certain 'take, said he wants to adopt
the baby and have 1t share his home
with his wife and two children.
"Whoever did tlus 11 worse than an
animal," he said. "Animals don't
leave their babies 1n the aarb&&c."
Fnday the two mtn were honored
by officials at Fountain Valley Com·
muruty Ho p1tal who presented each
a SIOO check and a community
service plaque.
"It's JU t our way of sayina thank\,
and tocall attcntton to what these two
men did," said hospital adm1n1s-
trator C'raaa Myen
coliform bacteria count of IDOl'e than
100 per 100 cubic cmtimewt of
water 1n 1976. The figure bu nadiJy
chmbed 10 53 percent in 1983.
Coliform 1s a bacteria that ind.icata
more harmful types of virutet &lld
bactcna may-be pttscnL ..,
According to stale Health ~
ment standards, a sample con\aUli.na
more than 1,000 coliform bacteria per
I 00 cubic c.entimeters of watef' io.-
d1catcs an unhealthful contamjna-
uon.
Pollution in the lower bay a.lJo
results from a spiUover from the
upper bay and storm drains disclwJ-
ina waste-waler from surroundina
urban areas, Skinner said.
Even a few careless boat owners
flushing fecaJ waste into the bay can
ca use a measurable increase in
bactena, Skinner said.
Part of the problem is that there is
only one working sewage tank
pump-out station for the 9,000 boats
docked in the bay.
"Certainly 1t 1s a deplorable situ-
ation to think that we don't have
adequate pump-out fac1ht1cs in the
bay. The only one that works al all is
at the Harbor Department and even 1t
1s cranky." said Phihp Maurer, the
vice cha.ar of the waler board and a
Newport leach city cou0C1lman.
Sk1nnCT suggested an cducauon
program and mo~ s•&n teUin1
boaters not to pump ~ into the
bay m1Jh1 help unprove the probkm.
A.lthoush th~ 1s a city law ap u111
the discharge of waste into the bay,
many people arc una~ of it.
The development of rehablc and
easil y accessible pump-out stations
also would reduCt' polluuon.
"If people knew there was a
pump-out station in work.ma order
(Pleue eee BAT I A2)
Paul William Jenaen
thl·m .it1cr the~ were alleged I) enticed
10 lht· m.in ·~ ( oun tret"I reS1dencc
nl•ar lhl' '\1·"'pon Pier
frn,1•n "ho told officers he 1s an
um·mplml'd computer salesman,
rnuld nPI ht' reached fo r comment r nda' £ arher he had summed u~
th<' l haritl'\ au inst him as "b1zam.'
(PleaM eee 'DON JUA!f•/A.2)
The bundle tumcd out to be a hve,
healthy, red·hau'Cd baby It had spent
about 1hrtt of Its flrst houn of hfc 1n
the tra'h ban.
Wh t the two did was uve the
baby'• Ii fe. They also saved its mother
-or whoever abendoncd 1t -from
murder chal'IC . For if tht'Y hadn't
(Pleue He RUCUtRI/ A2)
I
Herlberto Contreru and a,naclo Heredia
accept boepital ad.mlnt.trato1' Cl1lll M1en'
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tbanka for tbelr racae effort on hftltalf of
Bab7 Jeffrey Doe.
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Aa Orenge Coeiat DAILY PtLOT/S.turday, Aprll i•, 19M
Chemicals may hurt bay life
By JBRRY HIRSCH
or .. o.,,,..aW1
were the ports at San f ranC1KO. Los Anicles and San
Diego.
Chemical Pollutants wa hin& down San Die'° Creek
into Upper Newpon Bay may be threatenjna delic•te
wildlife lo lhe environmeow prescrve, a state Depart·
meot or Fi.sh and Game officiaJ ebaracd.
The statt report attributed the pollutfon to the "hiah
concentration ofindustria!, boatyard and other maritime
acttv1tin and the limited flushina or this restricted
backwater area."
"Wt are gettina conctmed about the evidence of
ODT and DOT breakdowns m the water -these thinas
are supposed to be banned." said state biologist Carl
Wilcox at a mectina of the Caltfomia Regional Water
Qualny Control Board in Costa Mesa City Hall on Friday.
Runoff from city strttts and the prt$Cnce of the
chemicals in the atmosphere aJso may be caus1na the
problem. lhc report said.
The report notes that producuon of PCB and DDT
has been curtailed and that "the continued presence of
elevated kvels of toxic substances" reflects the "ei1.trcme
persistancc of those substances in the environment.''
"But it appears the levels of pe-Sticides and
contaminents from San Diego Creek arc stayina high. We
have to identify the sources of these pesticides and heavy
metals," Wilcox said.
The pesticides concentrate 1n small marine animals
that are eaten by other wildlife and birds in the area,
Wilcox said.
"This could tx a potential problem 10 the waldhfe 1n
the bay." he added.
Tests for 1ox1c chormcals and pest1c1dcs 1n the water
running into the bay from San Diego Creek are under way
to disco' er how severe the problem has ~omc. said
James Anderson. director of tht.> wat~r board.
o\nderson plans to hold a press conference Apnl 23 to
announce the results of the tests. but W1lcoJ1 said he has
"informally" heard that the test are showing "elevated
levels of pollutants.··
High levels of DDT b) products. PC B. lead. zinc and
copper were found 1n the lo"cr ba\ dunng a 198:!-83 study
b) the state PCB 1s a cart·1 .. 0@.l'n1r 1ndus1nal chem1ral and
DDT is a to\lc. bannro ~s11nde
But "these le' el\ do not neLt·~sanl} <.uggest an) threat
to public health.'' said Jo.Jnm· \\ hntl•dcr a statT mi:mber
fo r the "'atcr board
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'j I 4 Conrentra11ons ol thl· l'hl'Ollt'UI!> "'en.• high at the
P.il'tftc C'l.la\t Htgh"a~ bndgl' tht' Nl· ..... pon Ba> Police
D<X·k. and lhl' Rhine ChJnrwl. '>hl' 'aid.
The detection ufchcm1l :ti\ in thl' ha>-\\casaaded by the
state's musi.el watch program
Mussels arc filter tl>l·der ... that store tollins that pass
through their S)Stems. The) "'erl· placed at six points in
Nrwpon Ba) in late 191) I Tht• only coastal waters that
equaled or !>urpassed Ne\a, port Ba~ 's concentration of PCB
Thia chart abowa lncrea1ln& pollution of
Lower Newport Bay, tracklnf.tbe percent of
aamplea with coliform coun over 100 per
1 OOcc. obtained each aummer from June 20
through Sept. 10 , aa taken from the 13
cleanest aampllng locatlona.
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BAY MAY THREATEN HEALTH •..
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and that 11 wouldn't mes~ up their
ship. the} would use 11," kmner said.
The: lower ba} once: was able to
dean melfofthe polluuon but silt has
ctClUmulatcd 1n the "'ater. reducing
the Oush1ng effects of thc tides and
adding to the increased pollution.
Much of the bacterial pollu11on ot
the upper hd} 1s coming trom natural
sourccc;.
.. It 1\ not a'> bad a!> some people
1h1nk but 11 1s not as good as we would
like 1t." said James Anderson. tht'
water board's spokesman "It 1i. not
high enough to have the hay quaran-
tined."
Concern over bactcnal pollution tn
the upper bay 1s growing among
Newport Beach residents. E .. P.
Benson told the board.
"l am here at the urging of some
mothers of}oung children who swim
in the channel d1rectl) across from
the Newport Dunes area." said
Benson. who was representing the
Do \Cr Shores Community Associa-
11on
The bacterial counts arc highest
after heavy storms when pollutants
are washed into the bay from San
Diego C reek.
But Benson contended bacterial
counts in the upper bay have in-
creased in the last year when there
were few major storms.
"In the Newport Dunes area It is
not uncommon to find the bacterial
counts exceeding 1.000. but that 1s
mostl) after the storms:· said Monica
Mazur. who monitors the tests for the
county health department.
The Newport Dunes is the s1 te of a
SJO million. 275-room hotel and
recreat1onalcomplex. But the water
board did not discuss whether the
high coliform levels in the area will
present a safety hazard to people
v1S1t1ng the facilities.
WILDER DEAD; TEEN SAFE ...
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da1ms Waldc:r used to lun• other
~oung "'omen.\\ lldrr olkred R1'>1<0
$1 00 to PO'>l' for la!>h1on photographs
Popp md1tatell ~he left the: mall
.... 111ingl) tor Wilder''> purponed
photo i.1ud10. "but hl· did an fact pull a
gun on her at .-.uml· prnnt ..
Popp \aid \\'akkr d ipped R1'>1w·.,
hau but \\Ould not detail other
ph~ Sllal ahuse or Se \UJI ahu\C pcnJ-
ang a ml·d1cal e\am IJh:r 1-ndJ'
'\sked 1f shl' 1nec.J to nlaP\.· lrorn
~!Ider as the~ dro' c Ea'>t Popp
rc:plil·d ".\II ilk 1nforma11on I ha'l' 1<,
that \ht: dad not ha'e an~ opponunt1·
I) IO get out o f !111s) lontrol ·
The ICl'n-agcr arn\ed an l 01, .\n·
gde'i about 10 a.m. Fnda) and
contacted tncnds 1n Torrance. but
not her parents. Joe Rtsico and Carol
Sokolowski
She then went shopping at the
rushcf! lingerie storr 1n coastal
Hermosa Beach - a d1,er!>1on Popp
wuld not explain. A store clerl...
M 1Chelc < rune. '>aid R 1s1co bought six
item., "'Orth $100 wath monl'' she
said Wilder gave her. ·
Mrs. Sokolowski declined 1mmed1-
a1e comment on her daugh1er"s re·
turn. sa~ing "hen called at home: ··1
JU'it want 10 ha'c hl'r 1n m> arms
again. then I'll haH' a lot tu '>3) I ha'c
a lot of special things to share "'''h
her··
Police said both parents later ..... ent
tn the statio n. but 11 "a'> unclear" hen
K1mo might be n.·ll'a!.cd 10 their
lUSIC.Xh .
Crone 1o ld Tht.• .\\!>oc1a1c:d Pre<;s
that she assisted R 1s1co 1n the dressing
room "and sh1.· c:nded up telling me all
'>Orts of stuff"
"There was no doubt in that pan of
the con,ersat1on that she wasn't
going w11h him because she wanted
to She ~1d she had to -he was going
to kill her. She !>a"' the: gun. she saw
the knife ...
.. He had cul her hair and there were
bruises on her chest." Crone added.
"She said he used an ekctnc shock
type thing to make the bruises."
Wilder. an electrical contra,·tor and
race car dn ver from Boynton Beach.
Fla .. was on the FBl's Ten Most
Wanted List for questioning in a
nationwide string of 11 abduction\ ot
young women. Four were slain.
Thc abduc11ons stancd Feb. 26 and
con11nued across the country until
Thursday, when 1n upstate New York
a 33-year-old woman was found slain
and an Indiana rccn-ager. Dawnette
Sue Will, was found along a road with
stab wounds.
Wilt rcponcd that Wilder was
accompanied by a young woman who
1denuficd herself as Tina Mane'
Wilder and 1dcn11fied Mrs.
Sokolowo;k1 as her mother during the
la:ter"s TV pica for R1s1co's return.
the FBI said.
AIRPORT PARKING BLOCKED ...
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KO amT<ifl thal th mnrl· 4u1t.·1h than
11ldcr plJnn hut l Jff\ more pa'>sen·
gc:r"
11111.1.l'' l'r lountl'rl'd 0 IJonnell
· 11 \l1u'rl' gotng. to l'' pand 1hc: a1rpon.
vou l J n't lJn1.· 1.iut a program and
1g11orl· that ~ou H: l.'mbarl..ed on one
of the largl'st public works projects
c"er undcnal...en b} this counl> ··
fhc cit) ·s attornt) added that the
board's action was understandable
from a poli11cal point of' 1ew
"The\ 're buflctecl h\ th& airlines.
buffeted b) the f-AA (Federal A.v1a-
t1on Adm1n1s1rat1on). buffeted by the
Cit) of Newpon Beach and buffeted
b> business." O'Donnell conceded.
But he said state la.,.,. s11ll requires that
lhe project be treated as a. whole.
RESCUERS RECEIVE HONORS ...
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'f1ultt.·d till" 1111\ l>undk "lt1.•n !Ian
1l1d 1111· IP1111dl1r1~1 ,tlfllo<,I ll'rl J 1nh
"ould h,1 q· hn 11 l I ll\hl·d in l ont pJl I
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an.ording to \1c1n<:r
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adopuon 11 wouldn't be in limbo no""
·\nd the JX'rson who abandoned him
"oultln't be foungattemptcd murder
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a nd pct1tC' "'''h blordc nr light-brown
hair
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attacked by Jensen aOer rcspondin@
to a newspaper ad for a roommate
and another ~•d sh<' wa'I raped after
replying 10 a s1m1tar cla~~1fied ad
Another told oflircr~ she was
kidnapped and molested by Jensen.
who rtfused to let the woman out of
his expensive Merct'dc~ Bcn1 coupe
She said Jcn~n drove faster every
time she tned t0 get out of the car.
One of the women l'.hAIJed that
kn\Cn attackrd her in,1dc his locked
home Jnd twi.-.t..-d up his face until 11
"looked likc a fi sh" and then forced
her to perform a sc>. act
Other women said they met Jensen
at night spots or health spas and
agreed to go on dates with the man.
But all said kn!>ch Oc<:amc rough and
aggressive
l\ltho ugh apparcntl) unemployed.
police detet:t1 ves \aid the) believe
Jcn5<'n I'> n ch Po lice said he own
several home<. in the county
Net@.hbor'I \.'lid Jcn~n rent out h1i.
Newport home during the summer
and lave~ d~whcre. Most recalled
little about thc man C>.('CPI that he
kecpi. to h1mwlf and 1s known for
drivin(I tine au1on10h1ln
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La Habra teen held in sister's shooting
An I 1-year--old La Habra girl was
hospitalized Friday night for a gun-
shot wound. allegedly inOicted by her
older sister.
La Habra pohce Lt. John Rees said
Amy Wissman was shot at home at
about 7: 15 p.m . Friday. apparently by
a small<ahber handgun. The girl was
rushed by helicopter to UC Irvine
Medical Center, where she was under-
Skydivers of
China, U.S.
will compete
The .S. and Republic of China
skydiving teams wall go head 10 he3d
today and Sunday at the Airspur
International Skyd1v1ng Cham-
pionships to be held a t Laguna Niguel
Regional Park.
Three sconng tasks for the 32
free-fallers will mark the compet1-
t1on. p1t11ng the featured Chinese
team ag.arnst the Golden Knights. a
U.S. Army parachute team.
The skydi,ers will Jump out of
A1rspur's Westland 30 helicopters
from 9,000 feet. according to com-
pet1t1on organizers. Three inter-
national Judges on the ground will use
a high-powered video tracking system
to record each team's performance.
Airspur is sponsoring the competi·
11on, which will run from 9:30 a.m. to
5 p.m. both days. The park is off La
Paz Road in Laguna Niguel.
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going surgery Fnday night.
Rees said the girl's I 5-year-old
sister, whose name was withheld, has
been arrested on suspicion of at·
tempted murder. The older sister was
being held in La Habra City Jail.
Collapsed swing set kills boy
A 7-year--old Anaheim boy was
killed Friday when a swing set on
which he was playing collapsed on top
of him.
Police said the boy. Jason Erhle,
was struck in the head by a portion of
the falling swing set. The boy was
accompanying his father, who was
conducting business al a Fullenon
r OsnuARIES
home. when the accident occurred at
7:30 p.m .. Fullerton police Sgt. Al
Burks said.
Wh1k the father was carrying items
out of the house. the boy was playing ;
on a swing set in the rear yard. when .
the accident occurred . Burks said.
The boy was pronounced dead at the
scene.
Services held privately
for 50-year NB resident
Private family services were con-
dl.icted Fnday for Mal) A. Jay. 71.
who lived a' half century in Newport
Beach before her death Tuesda) at
Hoag Mcmonal Hospital.
Mrs. Jay. a native Californian. was
a founding member and past presi-
dent ( 1944-45) of the Assistance
League of Newpon Beach. She was an
active member of the Irvine Coast
Country Club and involved in its
formation. as well as a former \l
president of the club's Women
Golfers.
She also worked as a volunteer at
Hoag Hospital and was an a ir raid
wardc:n for the Ne.,.,.port Harbor area
during World War II.
Mrs. Jay 1s survived b) her daugh-
ter. Terryl Kuhn. of San Jose and a.
mter. Julie Ga). of Bc\erly Hills.
Sen ices were conducted by the
Rev. Charles D. Clark of the First
United Methodist Church of Costa
Mesa with interment following at
Pacific View Memorial Park. Funeral·
arrangements were under the direc-
1ion of Pierce Bro thers Bell Broadway
Monuary.
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Five killed l m crash
of two freight tr~ins
WIOOINS. Colo. -Five crew members~~ kilJed
and iwo inJurcd when two Burun1100 Nonhcm (rei&hl
trainsoomded head..on "in a b11 ball of flame" earl)' Friday
near a spot where one nonnally would be wait1n1 on a
siding. Four olhec:s escaped injury 1n 1he collision, which
railroad officials 11id involved 149 can and 10
locomo1ivcs travelina al a combined speed. o( 5S-65 mph.
Schools were closed because of the smoky fire but no
residents were evacuated from thi1 small farming
community about 60 miles northeast of Denver. The two
"hot 1hot" or high priority trains meet at Wi~ns ~very
morning along the main track between Chicago and
Denver. said a Burlington Nonhem spokesman in
0el)ver. Nonnally, one will pull into a siding. but Friday
tbe tWO collided. "There is some COnJCCture (the
eastbound train) was travelinJ slowly to take the siding," a
spokesman said. '1"he collis1on otcurred 700-1 ,000 fett
west of the west switch of the siding."
StrUre violence e11ealates
LAS VEGAS-federal aJcn1s investiga1ed a blast a1
a reM>n swimmina pool Fnday while Nevada Gov.
Richard Bryan reported some "st1J_h1 movement" in
contract talks aimed at ending a stnke by 17.000 hotel
workers. Meanwhile. officials of fo ur striking unions said
they expected 5.000 members to march 1n this morning's
show ofsolidant}' on the Las Vegas Stnp. The ma rch 1s set
forthe busiest day oft he week and police said the) planned
to block the three northbound lanes of 1he Strip. The
march 1s set against a backdrop of sporadic violence.
including the detonation of an explosive device in a
swimming pool at the towering MGM Grand Hotel
Thursday night. The blast caused little structural damage
and no injuries. but left authorities concerned over an
escalation in strike-related incidents.
Judge to be retried
RENO. Nev. -The political corruption trial of
federal Judge Harry Claiborne ended in a mistrial Friday.
with j urors saying they are hopelessly deadlocked on all
seven counts against the judge. Trial Judge Walter E.
Hoffman declared the mistrial midway through the eighth
day of dehberat1ons. Bo1h sides agreed to a retrial. which
was set to begin July 31 .
Mlalng boy sought
SAN FRANCISCO -Volunteers plan to fan out
across the San Francisco Bay area to post notices bearing
the picture of a S-year--old boy who was kidnapped from an
apartment by a man who beat and raped hi s mother. A
$1 5,000 reward is being offered for information tha1
would lead to the safe return of Mitchell D. Owens. who
was kidnapped Feb. 2, 1983. from his mother's first-floor
apartment in Menlo Park, about 35 miles south of San
Francisco. "Since so much time has elapsed since his
disappearance. we'll concentrate on pl~~in~ flyc:rs in
windows of offices rather than on poles, said Michael
Murray. a member of the Kevi n Collins Committee. After
the Collins boy disappeared Feb. I 0 in San.Francisco. an
army of volunteers literally papered Nonhem Cali fornia
with posters beanng his picture and vital statistics.
"Our goal is 10 'et 1.000 or more people to blanket !he
count> with flyers.' Murra) said of the Owens effort .
Prosecutors celebrate ruling
SANT A ANA -Prosecuiors are acting const1tu-
11onall) when the> demand to see items mentioned b}
defense witnesses dunng trial. the 4th District Coun of
Appeal ruled. The decision issued Thursda> upholds a
1982 state law which increases 1he amount of discovery. or
ability to gather evidence. available to prosecutors. In th e
o;ame decision. the appellate coun also overturned a
contempt ruling against a defense auorney who refused to
obey a judge's order to hand over a document demanded
by prosecutors. The apc llate coun ruled on a challenge
stemming from the March I 983 trial pf Victor R. Bailey,
who had been charged wi th attempted robbery a~d assault
with a deadly weapon. Orange County Supenor Court
Judge James Turner held Bailey's lawyer. Deputy Public
Defender Diana Polos. in contempt when she refused to
provide prosecutors with a report prepared by her
investigator. Prosecutors were entitled to see the report,
Turner said. because the invesugator discussed the report
while testifying at Bailey's tnal.
Subsidies for broadcasters? ·
SACRAMENTO-A task force controlled by Gov.
George Deukmei1an's appointees recomme~ded Fnda} a
revival of subs1d1es to public radio and telev1s1on stations.
financed 1nit1ally by a state loan. Deukmej1an. who
abolished the Cahfom1a Pubhc Broadcasting Com-
mission and vetoed $2 million in state funding for the
stations last year. has not taken a position on the task force
proposal, said David Nagler. spokesman for a statewide
group of public stations. He said the proposal would be
sent to the Legislatu re in the next few weeks as SB 1284 by
Sen. Ken Maddy, R-Frcsno.
WoRLO
U.S. asks Brazllla.n aid
BRASILIA . Brazil -the U.S. Embassy asked Fnda~
for "preventi ve arrest" of two Nevadans who allegedly
stole $2. 7 mil hon from a Las Vegas bank and flew to Rio
de Janeiro The FB I 1s looking for Janice Krebs. 28. and
Richard Cochran. 43. in connection with the theft. Hau~er
said the request was presented to the Brazilian Foreign
Ministry. and that the Justice Ministry here was informed
as well. Under a 1961 treat) between Brazil and the United
States. e'\trad1t1on 1s permitted 1f the act for which the
person 1s wanted 1s considered a cnmc in both countnes.
Gemayal alms for coalltlon
BEIRUT. Lebanon -Heavy Moslem-C'hnsuan
fighting ushered in 1he 10th year of Lebanon's civil .war
Friday. and President Amin Gemaycl began consultat1 <;>ns
with political foes on a proposed national coalition
government. Shell blasts rocked the Lebanese c~p1tal
overnight. at midday and at dusk. when major artillery
barrages struck residential neighborhoods on both sides of
the "areen line" separating mostly Mosl~m west and
Christian cast Beirut. Most Lebanese consider Apnl 13.
1975 when the attempted assassination of a Chnst1an
leade'r prompted a rct.aliatory attack apinst Palestinian
rcfuatts. as the starting date of the civil war. Gema ye I met
1n northern Lebanon with ex-President Sule-1man Fran-
jieh, a Maronitc Christian allied with yna and Moslem
factions fighting the government. Neither man made a
statement after the meeting. Adm1n1str.rnon sources said
Gcmayel. also a Chnst1an. planned to meet with other
former presidents. ex-pnme m1n1ste" and Parliament
Icade~ within 1he ne'<t two da)'i.
S0,000 •teelworken rally
PARIS -More than 30.000 Frtnch stetl~·orlce"'
Joined b) Communist Pan) head Gcorae1> Marcha1s.
marched through Pam and rallied near the Eiffel To"'er
on Fnday to protest the sovemment's plan to slas~ Jobs 1n
money-losing mdustnes. About 3.000 not police and
1endarmes were mob1hted for thr demonstration. the
taracst 1how of Communist and worker discontc!'t with
Prnidcnt Francois Mitterrand since the Socialist was
elected to office with the1rbackina three ytal'\IR<>
WASHINGTON (AP) -PrCJident Reapn. frus-
trated by a Capitol Hill revolt over•bis Central America
policies, bypassed Conarc s on Fnday and aulhorittd
cmeracncy shipment of weapon and medical supplies to
the embattled govcmment of El Salvador. two con-
ar«sman said.
Rep. Clarenoe Loni, D-Md • and Sen. Robert Kasten.
R-Wis .• the chairmen of the two con&ttSS1onal ~ubcom
mattces that screen forci&n aid appropriations, said
Reapn invoked authority permittina him toatnd milita!')'
equipment to a country and defer payment for up to 120
days.
Lona said he was "disheancned" by th e president•s
decision and predicted it \\'Ould "make it very difficult for
him to get the kind of eooperatron ... 1hat he has got in the
past" from Congress.
Kasten said he would have preferred that Congress
appropriate the money. but the emergency action was
"second best because they can get the dollars they want."
The admm1srra11on 1 xck1n1 S61 .7 m1lhon, and Houte
Democrats have proposed to cut this to $32 million.
Lona said he wa noufied of the decision an 1
telephone call from William Schneider. undc1'1CC'retary of
state for securily as 1St1ncc. Other lc.nowlcdpblc sources
reponed the same tep by Reapn.
Administration qfficials would not say how much the
total would be, add1na \hat the military equipment would
be sent down over a period of time. One official said "it
will fO out in dribs and dnbs." Some officials wd il wu
con11dmd likely that the aid would total at least $32
million.
After weeks of pleading with Conaress for money for
El Salvador. Reagan was lcf\ empty.handed when the
House and Senate bcpn an 10-day Easter recess without
acting on his $61.7 million aid request.
Congressional leaders had told Reagan &hat &hey
would not object 1f he decided to diven $32 million to El
Salvador from funds already approved for other countries.
Soviets pull out of
tennis ~t Olympics
Related story /82 alleged violations of the Olympic.charter.
The deadline for official entry into the
The Soviet Union has pulled ou1 of the Games is June 2 and they have not yet
tennis competition. a demonstration spon indicated whether they will participate.
at the 1984 Summer Ol)mp1n 1n Los The United States boycotted the 1980
Angeles. it was revealed Friday in what Olympics in Moscow because of Soviet
could be the first step toward a Soviet intervention military in Afghan istan.
boycott of the Games. // Earlier this week, the Soviets com-
1 n Moscow. Soviet officials werl' not plained to the IOC that the 1984 Games are
available for com ment. They previously badly organized and claimed the Reagan
charged anti-Soviet bias b) the United administration is playing politics by den y-
States and have scheduled a news con-ing an entry visa to a Soviet attache.
ference for Monday concerning the Olym· A statement released this week by Tass.
pi es. the officiaJ Soviet news agency. warned
In a conference call from Monte Carlo to that the move "jeopardized" Soviet par-
repol1ers in Wa shington. Philippe ticipation in the Games. Hungary. Czecho-
Chatrier, president of the lntcma11onal slovakia. East Germany and Bulgana have
Tennis Federation. said the Soviets had Joined Moscow in alleging anti-Soviet bias
submitted names of athletes to enter the in preparations for the Summer Games.
tennis compe1it1on. but withdrew the Tennis was added as a demonstration
names before the Apnl 12 deadline for sponth1s yearandw11lbeafullcompet1t1 ve
part1c1pat1on in the event. ·sport i'!'I the 1988 Games. Professionals are
"The U.S.S.R. has JUSI withdrawn the being allowed to part1c1pate 1n the Los
names they put forward ." Chatner said. Angeles Games. with the field limited to
Chatricr said he did not know the pla yers under 20.
speci fic reason the Soviet Union withdrew. In Rome. IOC President Juan Antonio
but said he didn't think It signaled a pullout Samaranch called for the Games to be held
K~ver, toW'Ct'S WCI Reapn opted...,,_ I'
.. buy-now-pey-laltt'' oran uodtt pt0vilioeloflll!1' r• 0
miluary Mks law. that pliaa alaowt t.M pl r 1 Al •
authonze equipmtau sales wilboutny ttpeymcat 6-8 '
Salvador for I 20 da) ""
A Whitt House offldaJ. ·~~ only-on cODdb• 1
that be not be idtnuficd. said Sl2 million wOUld "9 ,
.. enouah to meet some shon-1erm needs. Wt need -.
fundL Wc'dlikeCon.,esstoaoon the rttOrdin....,,artof "
aid to El Salvador." )
lo other developments:
-Nearly 300 Honduran and U.S. Anny trOOPI ~
pan in a paratroop d rop near Aguacate. about 60 mu.
from the Nicaraauan border in an curtiac tbc DefcaM; 1
Depanment 11id was intended to "secure an ~Uom 1
bu.e from which to stqc an assault on an airfield. A larsr •
exercise under way in Honduras involves buikhna a dirt •
airfield at Jamanran. about 20 m1ln from the Nicarlpaft V
border. and Cucuyasua. about 35 miles from EJ Salridot. •
from the Games. in "brotherhood. friendship and peace."
"I don't think (the withdrawal from the In Los Angeles, Peter V. Ueberroth , head
tennis) is an indication." Cha trier said. of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing
"We can't be pessimistic." Committee, declined comment Friday on
The Soviets have called on the Inter-what the withdrawal might mean regarding
national Olympic Committee to consider Soviet participation in the Summer
charges against the United States for Games.
Look, Ma, I made it!
Ojai, the eecond condor cbtck to
hatch at the San DlfCo Zoo In
1984, la ehown ehortly after
eheddin« lta abell earlier th.la
week. The chick wu the 9CMU'ce
of concern becaaee It wu mm-
ed aroand lnalcle lta alaeU and
hatched from tbe wronc end.
1"~0
Lucas receives death penalty
Henry Lee Luca• l• eacorted from the Tom
Green County Jail ln San Angelo. Ten.a.
after hi• murder conviction. Lucu, who
claim• to have killed 360 people nationwide,
wu condemned to death Friday night after
only 40 mlnutee of deliberation b y the jury
that convicted blm of murder in the 1979
slaying of a hitchhiker.
Streleski 's parol revoked ..
VACAV ILLE (AP) -Officials revoked parole
Friday for a former graduate student who murdered his
Stanford Uni vers1 t) mathematics professor and refused to
promise he would never kill again .
Theodore Strelesk1, who spe nt 19 years unsucccssful-
1} seeking a docioral degree. had been paroled March 8
after sen mg 51·i }Cars in pnson for the 1978 hammer
sla~ mg of professor Karel dclecuw But his parole was
re\-oked the same da} after he refused to cooperate with
parole procrdures.
Parole officials said tht>n that Strelesk1. 47. had
refused to sign rout1nc parole documents. refused to
accept S200 in "gate monc)." and told authorities he
intended to v1ol:11c his parole "1n a non-' 1olent wa}" when
he amved 1n Orange C'ounl} in southern Cahfom1a
A two-member c;tate parole panel ruled Fnda~ that
Strelesk1 had '1olated his parole cond1t1ons dunng the
one-day release b> telling authont1es and news reporters
that he planned 10 violate parole.
"When a paroll'c cxpressl) states he will ,·1olate the
conditions of parole ... this board 1s not required to wait
urn1I a parolee actually commits a cnmc:· said the Board
of Prison Terms panel.
In imposing the maximum six· month term for parole
violation. the panel said trelesk1 "represents a significant
danger to others ...
"It 1s not possible to predict his future acts." the panel
said. It descnbed trelesk1 as "more than a little grandiose .
.. He feels he 1s a person with a m1ss1on or a message."
Although Strelcsk1 told the panel his anger at Stanford
n1vers11 y "has been worked ofT b~ the murder:· the
parole panel said he "still feels a great deal of anger at
<.;tanford."
On Mondav. Strclcsk1 told a t"o-membcr panel of the
Board of Pnson Terms that he would rather Sta} behind
baro; than be released to Orange County. He said his
acceptance of parole in southern California "makes me
look insincere" in his criticism of Stanford.
Strelesk1 has said of the killing that he-was protesting
Stanford's treatment of 11s graduate students and the
"power and arrogance of Stanford." He was conrn:ted ot
second-degree murder in the slaying.
The panel heard more than four hours of test1 mon~
Monday. then continued the hearing until Friday.
Strclcsk1 was onginally scheduled lo be paroled to San
Francisco. but the Corrections Department changed his 1
parole to Orange County after he gavejailhousc interviews
in January in which he said he could not promise that be
wouldn't kill again
Basement tinkerers show off their personal robots
ALBUQUERQUE. NM. (APJ -Bruce Ta}'lor's
friend Henry has a problem
"He sometimes gets stm:k 1n the bathroom. turning
left and nght. and 11 takes him a" h1lc to get out of there."
hc said
Ta' tor\ not worr11:d. though. becauo;c Hen!) 1\ a
personal rohot and is not alwa\ .-, e'pccted to kno" his
whereabouts
Ta,lor is one ol the 11 "basement tinkerers"
d1spla)ing thl·1r home·bu1lt robot., at the ln1ernat1 onal
Personal Rohot ( ongrcsc-, and Expm111on through unda~
at Albuqucrqul··s ( on,ent1on Center
Such at-home crca11ons ac; Hen!) arc a maJor
Politicos seek
funds and votes
from California
Gary Hart and Walter F. Mondale panned for gold
and votes in California on Fnda) and the Rev. Jesse
Jack~n aimed h1 "R:unbow Coalition" at Ohio a.-. two
smaller stat~ prcparl'<I to allot delegate' th1 ~cekend in
the continuing numbers pme tha1 will dectde the
Democratic prcs1dcnt1al nom1nat1on
The weekend delcpte pnzcs "'ere small compared 10
contest\ past and future. Aniona camed the b1gc-st
delegate bundlr. w1tPI 33 up forarnbsin. turdayc.aucuscs
And North Dakota DcmOlrat prepared to d1vtdc 1<4
deltll'lt'I nt the \late convention Sundao,
Han nnd Monda IC' madt> a fe" pubhc appearnncc'I 1n
01lil0m1a to bid for votes m the state·~ June ' pnmary
llnale. but the) al"° "'ent heavy on fond-ra1\mg c.¥cnts in
a state that trad1t1onally provides a bis share of ~mpa1gn
monc) for Oemocnt1c candidate
Mondale fini hed the fint half of the pnmarv season
with a,..commandina delegate lead. 1.045 8 to Hart'\ 57Q
nnrl Jnck'lon '\ I H 2
I
attrac11on at the confcrcnn'. "hl're rnanula1.:turef'> and
robot-related 1ndustnes arc d1spla~ 1ng their "-ares
"The tt•chnolog~ itself 1s going to come from thl'SC
gcn1uM'<:.. 1f \OU "Ill.'' said Joe Bosworth. president of RB
Robot Cori>. and t hairman of the congress steering
committee
"It docsn 't talc th<' Ford Motors. the Gt>ncral El<-ctnc
or the Bell Laboratonc~ to '°' ent the~ technologie~." he
o;a1d. "It's going to come from the tinkerers in the
basement "
The d1~pla~ area for the hom<'-hu1h robots was 1hc
main aura<:tion as large and !.mall machines hummt'\J.
"h1rred and rolkd about 1he room
Mondale, left, la freeted bJ •upportere lo
Loe An&elee wblfe Gary Hart $1t.e with
Onl· lnokcd 111..l· a mc1..1I t:abml't on " heels. each shelf
loadl·d "'1th hard,,arr \nnther "'ore a hat. '-\six-foot-tall
hrnn1c -rnlnrcd on1.• ga' ,. nJc, llh hildrcn. talked and even
hlu.,hed "'1th a n·J light all ti' remote control.
1 he main e\h1Mit nrc, ar1.· thl' three corporations thal
began ma~.-. prodm t1nn 01 'o{l-Called pe~onal robots last
\Car -RA Rohot t urp ol l1nlden. Colo .. .\ndrobot Inc.
ol San Jose l aht and the Hcalh Co of Benton Harbor,
Mich Each had t.ncral rooots on displa). along with
tC'chni<:al 1nlorma11on a~'lut memo!) mobility aod
\trength
l'nce\ for th1.· pcr<..onal robot., d1spla~cd ranged from
SJ .JOO for a ltt 10 a'I muth a' S 10.000
ecboolchlldren at a nel.Cbborbood
Tunon, Arb.
., Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Aprtl 14, 1984
Are ill-[ ated swans really
pair of star-crossed lovers?
NEW YO RK (AP) -A mute swan
that ma)' never fl) apin because of a
broken wing underwent treatment
th1 week at a suburban wildlife
hospital. miles from a lonely swan
that may be th e injured bird's lifelong
mate.
Vctennanans readied the injured
bird for surgery at th e L1fehne for
Wildlife rehabi.li_ta~ye fac1ht,Y in
Monsey, but said 1he prognosis for
restonng flying ability was not aood.
Twenty-five miks away. Mar)'
Rose McGinley kept a vigil outside
her Bronx home for an anxious swan
--
she believes 1s the female half of a pair
that has frequented her neighborhood
for ft ve or six years.
McGinley thinks the lf\lUrcd swan,
c.apturcd Sunday in a Brooklyn inlet.
1s the Bronx swan's mate.
However. authonties don't know
for sure if the two birds arc male and
female. The only way to determine
the sex of a swan is through an
internal examination that veterin-
arians said was too stressful to
perform on the injured bird.
"All of a sudden she was 9ack by
herself on Sunday." McGinley sa1d.
"I thought maybe that bl.I guy was her
mate ... She could die ofloneliness."
Wildlife cxpens said that was
unlikely.
Swans mate for life, and it's not
unusual for them to mourn for their
mates although they usually recover,
said Chris Sheppard, associate
curator of ornitholoay at the Bronx
Zoo.
"It ccrtai1tly would -shew 1i0mc
signs that all is not well. It's quite
normal ... the ~ir bond is very
strona:· she said.
-Sunday Night
Is Famlly Night
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thl• one in Manhattan, are bringing cti•-
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Fotomat-type kloeb.
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America comes full circle
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NEW YORK {AP.) -In JUSt under 1v.o dl·<.:adt:i.. lhe
Amencan film processing market has ncarl) come full
circle. • Mexican. Italian and o ther hot entrees Fridays & Saturdays In the Lounge Fotomat Corp began lunng ama1eur ph otographl·ri.
away from their neighborhood drugstores an 1967 b)
ofTenng overnighl photo-processing at comenat:ntl)
located dnve-up k1oski..
• Oysters & clams on half shell
• Dozens of fresh salads
• Bagels & lox. fresh cro1ssams & pastries But several years ago. one-hour film proccs~ing shops
arri ved on the scene and began siphoning ofT Fotomat'<;
business. • and much. much morel
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Crasn1ansk1. has come o ut with the cheapest photo
min1lab on the market. Its $33.000 price makes the
m1nilab affordable for small stores hke Chns Borg's
Syossctt Drug on New York's Long Island.
Borg says film sales have doubled at his drugstore
since he began offering one-hour photo developing I 0
months ago.
And, he says, the customers brinjing their film to
S)ossett Drug arc also buying prcscnptions and other
items. so the S33.000 in vestment in the mini-lab is paying
ofT quickly .
Borg 1s one of t.SOO customers who bought Kis
m1n1labs in the United States in 1983. helping spur a
shakeout of the S3.S b1lhon-a-year photo-processing
industry tbat has hit Fotomat and o ther kiosk operations
the hardest.
Fotomat reported losses ofS 13.5 million in the third
quarter last year and has closed more than 1,000 of its
kiosks nationwide. Meanwhile. the number of minilabs in
th e United States has grown from 600 in 1980 to 2. 700 at
th e end of last year.
Minilabs nQw have I 2 percent of the photofinishing
market. according to the Photo Markeung Assoc1a11on, a
trade group based in Jackson. Miss. And anal)sts say the
market should expand even further. espec1all) with the
introduction of the new cheaper mtnrlabs.
Crasnianski. a tall. lan ky inventor who built K1s SA
on a machine he invented to make keys qu1ckh . says he
got thl' idea for the m1nalab when he grew frustrated
wa111ng to get pictures back aft l'r a vacation. Ht· says the
Ki s mmilab was designed to be fast. inexpensi ve and easy
10 operate. even for someone with no photo-processing
experience.
:\nd at a recent photo <1how in Las Vegas. Crasniansk1
un,e1led a new machine. selli ng for $32.900. to process
rnlor film in less than 30 minutes.
Dunngan 1nterv1e'>' at Kt s Photo's U.S. headquaners
in Ne" York. Crasn1ansk1 said he expects the company's
sales rn 1984 to nsl' to S200 million from S50 mrlhon last
)ear.
Hl' predicts Kill wall capture 40 percent of the U.S.
m1nilab market in 1984. challenging Nontsu Kok1 Co. of
Ja pan as the leading seller of mmlabs in this country.
Other manufacturers are fighting back. but still ha ve not
approached Ki s' S33,000 price. Noritsu's latest model
mtnilab costs S48.000 and can develop 2S rolls of film in
an hour. Another competitor makes a minilab that costs
S40.000.
In computer age,
his pupils go fish
Si\N PEDRO (AP) -Some st udents learn to
program computers to sta y on top of Jobs m the next
ce ntul).
But when Tony Barcott's class studies how to mend
ne1s and fish the seas. the) are delvmg into an ancient an
that may well keep them afloat. too. in the age of
computers.
His course in commercial fishing 1s not to be taken
lightly. It 1s geared toward Jobs. and Barcott claims a 90
percent placement rate.
The I :!-week senes 1s offered bv the Harbor
< kcupat1onal Center in San Pedro. Barcott.behevcs it's the
onl} one of11s kind in California. being taught on the sh rps
1ha1 scour the o~-eans for fi!.h It is nothing hke the classes
nimt studenls take
"This 1s all m) dassroom." he says. pointing his
finger toward the dock "E'er)'thmg on the dock here."
He has a real classroom. and a course outline,
although neither rs' el) rmponant in hi s trade.
"The skippers come first," he says." An )' kind of work
that has to be done. we'll help them. and maybe they will
take (the studl'nts) with them."
The class. which costs $38. starts in th e offices of the
Fishermen's Cooperat1 ve Association.
The studl'nts begin working their first week of class.
Barcou·s blackboard will probably contain nothing more
than a scnbblcd mesi.age to tell has students which skipper
the) should report to
··The " hole tleet works with us." he says. "They need
u~ here "
Teaching the )oung fishermen wasn't Barcott's idea.
though he doesn't mind.
"They picked on me, but I didn't want to do 1t."
Barcon says. "Hell . I was retired. I hated school."
And his former students arc obviously fond of him.
"This is the most kind man l have ever known," says
Salvatore Barone. a 17-year-old fishing enthusiast isl from
S1c1ly. "He 1s a reallr, great teacher.
"I lovc my job.· the youna fisherman says. "I hk.c to
travel a lot. Stttng stuff. I like the whales and swordfish
and all kinds offish.
But Barcott. who dropped out of school in ninth gnide
to become a fisherman. figured he'd be hanging around th<'
docks anyway.
After he was finally persuaded to lead the cla s. he was
told he had to act his high school diploma. He aot 1t. at the
age of 60.
".\nd that'c, nut the end of the story," he \aid "I had
tu go to colleac. 1 went 10 lJ( l so I C'ould teach theS( hum\ ..
At 69 year, old, tht' sk1ppt"r has been teachma "these
bums" for 12 years Hts S4th class t>eaan ahout two week,
aao
Not all of Barrott's "bums" urc kid' John Stv1llo wu
a 40-ycar..old painter from Cleveland
"I've alwayi wanted to do 1t," he sayi.. "It was actt1 na
<ilow 1n my trade. ,o I figured why not take a \hot at 1t.''
He's also hnd o handful of fishcrwomtn. whom he''
not .11 all opposed to
"It 1uve~ a l11tk a1mo\phrre to thC' cla, :·he say:.
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:
-Amputee can
keep pace via
·prosthetic feet
By JAMIE SEEUY
Ot ... ca... ........
Richard Cunnison. who as president of bis own
. professional recruitment company, plays racquetball
'twice a week. Like many busy ex.ecutives, the S4-year-old
;Irvine businessman plays for rclnation and exercise.
· But unlike most. Cunnison plays with a "slight
·handicap." Ten years aao he lost his left leg to cancer. Just
a year after that. he took up racquetball
: Cunnison is like many amputees today. He does not
I reaur. consider himself handicapped,
'A handicap is somethin1 that is mental. Losing a leg
doesn't have to be a disability," M said ... So my
philosophy is to try everythina.
"Havma lost my leg no lonaer has any effect on me.
With modern advances in prosthetics. there are no
limitations."
Cunnison's mobility was made possible by his own
. attitude -with a little help from a Costa Mesa company.
. The philosophy of total rehabilitation for amputees
has made Kingsley Mfg. Co. in Costa Mesa the largest
·manufacturer of prosthetic feet in the United States and
second largest in the world. according to a company
spokesman.
For this country's 358.000 amputees. losing a limb
docs not have to mean leading a sccond-dass life. For
most. life goes on just as before. thanks to modem
advances in prosthetic devices. said James Truesdall .
. spokesman for Kingsley.
The company produces 18 different styles of feet .
each having the appearance of a natural foot
Many amputees. especially women. own more than
one style because artificial feet ha ve to be ch.anged to
correspond with the heel heights of different shoes.
Women's styles range from those that ca n be worn with
flat-heeled shoes to those that can be worn with high
fashion heels. he said.
KinJSley introduced the concept of molded "feet with
toes" eight years ago. For the first tame amputees were able
to wear open-toed shoes and appear natural. Truesdall
said.
"Since then sales have leaped." he said. ··we've
received calls from amputees all over the country telling us
how thrilled they are about the feet."
The company also offers the "Beachcomber" foot.
Developed four years ago at the request of the Veteran's
Administration. the foot 1s especially designed for
barefoot sports hke swimming.
The Kingsley foot makes sports and life itself much
easier for the amputee. Cunnison said.
Transplant vs.
artificial heart
TAMPA. Fla. (AP)-In a 197 1 cover story. Life
magazine predicted that heart transplants would soon be
abandoned. ending what the magazine called "an era of
med ical failure ...
Dr. Stuart Jamieson. head of the heart transplant
program at Stanford University. today takes a certain
pleasure in recalling what happened the following year: "It
wasn't heart transplants that came to an end." he said. "It
was Life magazine." Life halted monthly publication for
six years.
Life was not alone in contending that heart
transplants were better at captunng headlines than saving
lives. But heart transplants have become much safer. And
a competitor has arrived -the artificial heart.
The question now 1s whether transplants of human
hearts will eliminate the need for the artificial heart.
Conceivably, the artificial heart -a technological marvel
-could become a solution 1n search ofa problem.
Recentl y. the artificial heart's inventor and some of
the world's leading heart-transplant surgeons met at St.
Joseph's Hospital in Tampa. Fla .. where they discussed
that possibility.
Dr. Bruce Rem. who performed the first successful
heart-lung transplant at Stanford Um versity three years
ago. said he was not a stron~ believer in the artificial heart.
"The artificial heart 1s so primitive now, I think
before it's safe and reliable we may have conquered the
immunological problems with xenography (organ trans-
plant) and may even be using animal hearts," said Reitz,
now chicfofcardiac surgery at Johns Hopkins University
in Baltimore.
The notion of using animal hearts in humans has been
considered for some time. and was even attempted by Dr.
Chnstiaan Barnard of South Africa, who in 1967
performed the world's first heart transplant.
In 1977. Barnard kept a patient alive bnefly with the
heart of a baboon. The baboon heart was. however. too
small. and the patient died within hours.
Barnard later tned a chimpanzee heart. But because
the number of chimpanzees available for medical research
is small, chimpanzee hearts would probably never become
a practical substitute for human hearts, Reitz said.
Pig hearts. on the other hand, are widely available and
appear to be well suited for use in humans, he said.
Dr. Richard Lower. a cardiac surgeon who with
Stanford's Dr. Norman Shumway perfected certain
heart-transplant surgical techmques and developed a
method cf preserving donor hearts, 1s also skeptical about
the artificial heart. ·
He believes the device should be used only as a
temporary measure. allowing doctors time to find a
perfect donor hean.
"I think they should have done that to Barney Clark."
said Lower. ch1e fof heart and chest su rgery at the Medical
College of Virginia. The artificial heart "could function
like dialysis does for the renal (kidney) transplant
patient." Lower said. Dialysis is a mechanical filtering and
purification of the blood of a patient whose own kidneys
arc too diseased to do that JOb themselves.
Robert Jarvik. the pnnc1pal inventor of the art1fic1al
heart. 1s himself cautious about its use and believes that
transplants arc gencrall) a better alternative.
"It's very clear that any patient who has the
opponunitX to have a transplant should have a
transplant. • Jarvik said. Use of the artificial heart as a
"bridge" until a patient can receive a transplant "makes
sense." he said.
Accordinf to Reitz. the circumstances rcquinng use
of the artificia heart as a bndge would be rare. If it were to
be used at all. he would hm11 it to older patients. he said.
Jarvik agreed that older patients were the best
candidates for the artificial heart because doctors have less
experience with artificial hearts and don't know for certain
how long the hearts will last.
Baylor seeks end to
•unseemly' posters
WACO. Texas (AP) -After recindina an outnght
ban of such displays. Baylor University's p~s1dent has
appealed to men students to rcmovt from theirdonnitory
rooms any lewd posters of women or posters promotina
drup or alcohohc bcveraaes.
"I am now appeahna to your basic goodness and your
desire, I believe. to always take the high road in hfc. and to
not adorn your walls with unsttmly posten of this son.''
Herbert H. Reynolds said in ~uests sent to men's
dormitories
Earlier this )'Car. Reynolds had revoked a ban
imposed without his knowledae by Baylor's dean. He says
the Southern Baptist institution has consistent!)' opposed
drinldn1 and photoaraphs dcmc.an1n1 women. but that
request Ina adherence to that policy is "more cffecu vc than
an unenforceable edict "
"We can't search every dorm room every day," he
adds.
--
Sight for sore eyes
The Soviet. have managed to upset re.ldenta ln the Paclflc Bel.4fhta
area of San Francl8CO by conatructing a wooden abed OD top or the
Soviet Con1ulate there. Nel.4fhbora aay the 1hed baa decreaaed their
new of the Golden Gate Brlqe, vialble ln the background. Mayor
Dianne Felnateln aaya ahe la lnve.tlgating the atructure.
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Student t:rampletl by bull
upset by anti-Fiodee mail
SAN LUIS O BISPO (AP) -A studtnl
who .was trampled by . a bull dunn;a a
practice rodeo compeuuon was surprised
at his hospital bedside with 1nt1-rocko
propaganda that he first thoualu was a
get-well card.
"It really upset him." said the 1o)urcd
student's mother, refemog to the mimeo-
graphed brochure touting the Slogan,
"Rodeos are cruel to animals:·
Jeffrey L Hunt, 20. became upset when
an envelope that his family had assumed
was a greeting card from one of his friends
and brouJ}lt to him in \he hospital turned
out to be literature from a ~oup supporting
animals' rillJt .
The famJly of tbt California POI~
University stucknt said thr *ea IE~
which a.me It an undiptonaatte ~
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home.
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spokeswoman Daphne Fahsin_a_denleid~
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recentl) honored more than a dozen
groups. including schools. parent
organizations and busi nesses, for
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programs to combat the problem.
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more than $5.000 to bring narcotics
detective David Toma to Newport
Harbor High School for a two-day
workshop.
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newsletter reaches approximately
1.500 conce rned parents.
Explor~rs
looking for
applicants
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Police Ex plorer Post is
accepting applications.
The posi tion as open to
an~ youngster between 13
and 21. The ex plorers are
trained an the da1I)' work-
ings of the pohce depan-
mcn1. including radio
procedures. laws concern·
ing pohce work. traffic con-
trol and first aad.
The Explorer program as
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of Amenca (young women
arc"'ehgable as well) and is
co-sponsored b) t hf"
Lagu na Beach Pohce Dt·
part men I. Mon.· 1nformat1on 1s
a'a1lablc b)' calling officer
Lance Ishmael or offi cer
Don Coleman al 497-3 311 .
$210,000
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March.
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and An vil Insurance Cor·
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1ng 10 a spokesman.
The public tek' 1s1on s1a-
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in11.ton Beach
GuidetoOC
media now
available
The 1984 Orange County
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lists information about
more than 200 nc"spapers.
radio and telev1s1on Sta·
11ons. cable companies. col·
lege news and sports infor-
mation bureaus. magazine~
and specialty publications.
as now available.
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24th publication of tht
directory. and is taraeted
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Area churches announce Holy Week servie
It. A.Mrew'• Ep6~ Clluell, 4400 Barranca
PaJ,way. Irvine. will bes.in usHolyWeekserviceut 81.m. on aim Sunday with Roly Eucharist RJte 1 with litura> an palms. At IO 1. m. will be the Proct-H1on of &he Palms
uad the LltWJY for Palm Sunday with readina of the
Pa11lon namtlve aC'COrdina to St. Manh~.
Monday throuah Wednesday thtTc will be Hol)
Euch.,-ist at 6:30 a.m .• noon, and 7:30 p.m.
On Maundy Thursday thett will be momina prayer at
6:30Lm. with HoJy Eucharist hcalins ltrvlce at noon. The Ho1y EuchariSl stri ppina of the altar and choir pttttn· ~uon will be at 7:30 p.m. From 9 p.m. throuah Good Ff¥ay at noon w111 be The O"at Watch. Members of the
t'Onartaadon may sian up in the Narthex to keep watch at the lltar for one hour dunna this period.
On Oood Friday the lituray wi th Holy Eucharist will
btlfn at 6:30 a.m .. From noon until 3 p.m. will be the
thiel-hour midday office wiah meditations. The office of
Tti\ebruc (Service of Shadows) with choir and meditation
will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Hol y Saturday will be the Great V aail of Easter: Lum1 n
Christi. Easter baptisms and candlcliaht procession at 4
p.m.
For further information. call SS9-4699. • • • Ml11toa LuU1eran C.ardl, 24360 Yosemite Rd ...
Laauna Niguel. announces llS· Hol y Weck ~rviccs will
bej)n at 9 a.m. on Palm Sunday with a performance of the
cantata "He Set Us Free" by the Chancel Choir. New
members will be received with a special reception in their
honor following the service.
Thr Maundy Thursday service will feature a unique
"gen ti le version" ofa Seder Supper beg.inning at 6:30 p.m.
Accompanying th e 1rad1tional Last Supper comm·
mcmorat1 ve service will be a dinner prepared and served
by members of the congregauon. Reservations are
Nazarenes to present
'Hosanna' musical
usacsted IC>r this dinner.
Oood Friday wall be observed at a 7:30 p.m. TeMbrae
service focusina on tht lHt seven words of Chri11 and
culminatina with the veil ins of the cross. The 5evco words
and commentary on them wiU be presented by the lai&)' o(
the con~taon.
For further information. call 831 -8820. • • • Lapa.a ,Pretbyteriu CllvH. 41 S Fornt A vc ..
Laauna Beach, will celebrate the beainnina of Holy Week ~iib 1 Palm Sunday service at 10:15 1.m. The Rev. Or.
Jerry Tankersley, pastor. wlll Jive the: sermon.. •
· The Chan<ltl Choir, directed by Mitzi lnterlandi and
acompanicd by Ellen Wright. organist. will present Easter
music.
During the service. new memben William and
Wioifred Lewis, Susan Santopietro. Christine
Hallen-Bers. J. Cranor Richter. Marty and John Baston.
and Betty, Chris and Eric Freeman will be received into the
church. rollowing the service. the new members will be
honored at a reception in Fellowship Hall.
At 5 p.m .. a "Holy Weck Praise and Healing Service"
will be conducted by Pastors Tankersley and Ed Caldwell
Organist Wn&ht will provide sacred music.
Maundy ihursday there will be a communion service
at 7:'30 p.m. The Chancel Choir will sma several anthems.
Dr. La ngley. pianist. will play prelude and offcnor)
selections by Strauss and ~ach.
On Good Friday. from noon to 12:30 p.m .. Pastor
Tankersly will conduct a "Service for Medi1at1on and
Prayer." At 6:30 p.m. the Clippers Fellowship group will
have a potluck dinner to be followed by "The Easter Story"
to be gi ven by Bob and Frances .Bryson of Leisure World.
For information and reservations. call 494-75.55. • • • Presbyterian Churcll of tile Covenut 2850 Fairvu:w
Rd .. Costa Mesa. will present the Covenant Choir in Dale
Wood's cantata "A Service of Darkness" at 7:30 p.m. on
Maundy Thursday in the sanctuary.
A Sacrament of Communion will follow. Child cart
will be provided.
For more information. call 557-3340. • • • Falo LuUaeran C'llurcb, 8200 Elhs Ave .. Huntington
Beach. will conduct a service for the handicapped on Palm
The Sanctuary Choir of the Westminster Communi ty Sund~ at 3 p.m. Church of the Nazarene will be presenting John Lee's hile SP.fcifically designed for the physicall y hand1-
"Hosanna" in two performances which will include capped. family and fnends are also in vited to attend. The
special lighting. costumes. dramatization. full choir and informal service will be conducted by Pastor Ken
orchestral backgrou nd. Fuerbringir.
Thl"perfo rmances will be held on Good Friday at 6:30 ConttntunJ its Hory Week ~ices. on Maundy
C
p.m. and on Easter Su n1a) at 6:30 p.m. at
8
th
00
e Westminster t~~~~~i~~ 7~i?i ~~~~b~~~d. will be stnpped and Hol} omm~naty Chu rch o the Nazarene. .5 Bolsa Ave., On Good Friday the Service ofTenebrae will be held Westminster. 7·30
The musical drama will transport the viewer back in <at · p.m. . .
ti{l'le to witness Judas betrayal of Christ, Jesus praying in l For more informatao'!· ~all 962-557 1.
the Garden of Gethsemane. Peter's denial that he ever Fowa&ala Valley Baptist Cburcb. I 0460 Slater Ave ..
knew Him. and to expenence the realization once again will present "The Easter Story." a dramatic presentation
that Jesus is ahve. Admission 1s free to this Easter Story. by the Chancel Choir, Children's Choir, and cast of the
For more 1nformat1on. call 891 -6 751 or 892-31 76. congregation on Palm Sunday at 9:30 and I I a.m.
W•to" Chri1t ridina into the d ty on 1 donlcey: h rt
H11 tuffenns and llOftY on the cro11; and ttj01ce in the
Lord's resurT«1ion thTouah the combined mediums of
contemporary mUJ.1c, drama and multi-media.
The public i11nv11ed. free of ebarac. to cxpenence th as
realistic pon.ra~I of the Eas1tr story.
For more 1nform1t1on, call 96J..9708. • • • New no.pt ~rlJtlu Cbrdl. 61 0 W. 18th St., Costa
Mesa. will bqin its Palm Sunday worship at 9: 151.m. wi th
a Bible study class taught by Dr. Don Sharer, associate
minister.
At the 10:30 a.m. suvice. the Rev. Or. Eleanor
Jackson wilJ cbaJkn~ the conareptaon to put what they
believe into action with her messaac "Oare to Believe.''
Special Easter music will be provided by tenor
Richard IGntey and organ 1st Betty Wooldridge.
A special Good Friday serv 1~ will be held at noon
with seasonal music by Jan KnQwlton. Dr, Jack.son w1U
prucnt a message entitled "The Miracle of the Crucifi x·
ion."
Weekda~ classes in Practical Christianity at the
church have been cancelled this week due to Holy Weck
For more 1nfombt1on. call 646-1032. • • • Capistrano Valley Cllarcll of RellgioH Scfeace. 32261
Camino Capistrano. Suite 0-106. San Juan Capistrano.
will hear the Rev. Jacquelyn Harrold ask thr question
"How Do You Roll Away a Stone?" at the 11 a.m. Pal m
Sunday service.
Re v. Harrold believes the answer hes 1n becoming one
w11h spintual power when physical power or mental power
doesn't work to change some condauons in life that are
difficult to resolve or change ... With spiritual power. we
can open a wa y fo r new th111gs 10 happen.'' she says.
For furth er information. call 240-6643. • • • Faitll Lutheran Cllarcll. 34381 Calle Portola.
Capistrano Beach. will host the Christ College Choir and
Handbell Choir from Irvine on Palm Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
The 36-voice choir and accompanying I I -member
handbell choi r will present a vaned program of choral
works representing many eras of music from the early
Renaissance through the Romantic era and mto the 20th
century. Also featured will be arrangements of Negro
spirituals and early American hymns.
The choir will be accompanied by D. Ray Halm.
Christ College Irvine president, and CCI sophomore Li sa
Su nderman.
For more information. call 752-6221. ••• Rancho Capistrano Community Cburcb. 192.51
Camino Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano. will hold 1wo
special services during Holy Weck.
On Palm Sunday. at 6 p.m .. a Passover meal will be
held in the church sanctuary. Betty Panell is coordinating
the evening program. and Steve and Joan Carman arc 1n
charge of the Passover meal.
On Good Fnda). a special Communion Service will
be held at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Robert A. Schuller will
deliver the message. The church choir. un der the directi on
of heldon Otst'Ud. w1U prestnt "A SrrvK-eof ~ ... •• "7J
Dale Wood. Thit will include 1rvcral chOrll .... on thf last worcb of Cbnst alone whh an ICX!an't narrauon. Phil Kri1tianson w1U IOCOmPM)' the r
the orpn. Communion WJll be he\d at the ck>w or
~rv1ce.
For more information. <:111 6-43-2700. • •• Oraqe C..1l Ualtarlu Uldvnallst ~ 12j
Victoria St .. Costa M~ will hear an lddtnl by the Re
Dt. Chris Schriner, minister of countehne. on Mis ina lna.rodicnt in Unitarian Universalism .. al 10:
a.m. on Palm Sunday. Dr. hnncr, licensed ·
fam ily and child counselor of Cost.1 Mesa. n author
"Easy Effort" and "Confident Livi na."
For details on the children·, reba,ious
conducted dunn,a the service, contaet l"ne N1
coordinator. at 963·1766. or Betty Hogan. commit
chairman, at 897-8191.
Pianist will be Marion Golian of SanUI Ana.
For more information. call 646-4652 or 642-2 1•2. • • • Neipbor'hod Co111re1aUouJ Qa~. comer of S
Ann's and Glcnneyre Streets. Laguna Beach. will obtet'Vi
Palm Sunda) at the 10 a.m. wot""h1p service with a
all·mus1c program presented by John Thompson. t'ho1
director .. assisted by Michael Sande~. organist.
The program will feature .. Great Choru~s" wit
\(lccuons from Hassler. Bach. Brahms. Faure. Gau
Stamer. Schubert. Mendelssohn and Gounod.
shcrs will be James West. Dr. Edwin Goddard. U
Williams and Gary Hoover of Laguna Beach. and Dona
Bndgcs of Laguna Hills.
Acolytes for the month of Apnl are Kelly Bevins a
En n Eilers.
Hosts for the coffee hour following the service wilJ
Valene and Jack Fellows. Greeters will be Alma and
Burton .•
Bible Stud) Fellowship meets at 9 a.m. 1n the churc
library. Sunda) Sc hool children will be taking part in lh.f
Palm Sunda)' service. For more in formation. ca.fl
494-8061 • • • Fin& Untied Metllodi1t a..,cll. 420 W. 19th St., Cos
Mesa. will present "Requiem" by Gabriel Faure, plus G.
Handel's "Concerto No. 4" for organ and strinas on Pal
Sunday at 4 p.m.
The program will be presented by the mus·
department of the church: John L. Lamkin. director.
Dua ne Hanks. organist. '
A frccw1ll offenng will be accepted to support t
church music program.
Child care will be provided and there will be
recept1oii'tn Thompson Hall immediately following
progra m.
For more information. call 548· 7727. • • • St. PaaJ'1 LatHraa 0111'c~. I 190 MomtnP.adc Drive,
Laguna Beach, will observe Palm Sunday with a special
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Orange Coast RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY
IEW THOllHT
CHlllSTlll CHURCH Rev.Of.EleenorC.Jackeon
"DARE TO BELIEVE."
Bible Study Class 9 : 15
Sundar Mo1mng Mess.Jge & He;i/ing
Service held di 10 JO 11m -----111w.11ttt1t ...........
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PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH A.L.C.
Pastor Don Bredtro -Pastor Dan Knudsen
HOLY WEEK Aprll 15-22
, .. m Sunder Wonhlp -l:OOAM, 11:00AM
"Aulhoflty end Submlealon"-#•lor KnudMn PfMChln9
Wedneeder ... 7 Men'• Lenten BrMld•t et ColoftJ Kltdten
Meuncty Thurld•J 1:30PM Chrteu.n Peuoww Seder ....,
Cell church tor ltcket lnfonnetlon
Good FrldaJ -7:30 PM VelHng of lM CrON 8ef'vtc.
le•t., Sunder -1:30AM aunrtM hfvtce encl breekt•l Peelor Knudeen prNChlnt
l :AM, .. .30AM Fntlvel Wonhlp
PeatOf 8rendtro preechlng
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"'9nft ol Holy w ... end EeeW wlflt ua. ..
GOOD FRIDAY
6 30 AM • Holy Euctianst
12 oo Noon 3 00 PM -Med1ta1tons of the Seven Last
Words cJevot1ons and hymns of the Passion
7 30 PM . Tenebrae -An ancient dramatic and
moving presen1a11on
HOLY SA TUR DAY
4 00 PM Holy Eucharist and CHILDREN S
EASTER SERVtCE Easter Bapllsms
and an Easler ptanl fO< each ch1kl
EAST£R SUNDAY s oo AM Sun11se Service Easter V1g11 Service of
New Fire First Eucharist of Easter, and Sermon
1 oo g 00 11 00 AM Three Choir Celebrations ot the
Holy Communion w1lh Sermons
, c ndc1 care ar me 7 00 9 00 and 1 t 00 services 1
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CHURCH OF CHRIST ., w. Wlleon, Coeta ..... .....,,.,
We're A Going -OIOWlng -OrOWlng Church
IUMOAY H"V1CSI 111&.1 ITUDY I A.M. WOR ... 10 A.M. I I P.M.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS
Sunday, Aprll 15th, 1984
"DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT."
Cotta Me9a -Flrat Church of Chrltt,
Sclentl1t
2110 MMe Verde Df., CMta M"4..
Crturch I lundeJ lchoof -10:0it A.M. " ....... "°°"'· 2llO ..... Verde Df. I A.M.-4:.IO ,.M. Mon. ttwu .. ,.
Wed. 1·1:IO P.M. -t-t:tO P.M.
trvln• -Flret Church of Chrltt, Sclent11t
"9ftctto len .loequtn lntermedlete lchoof
•1 MtcM1l1on (NMr Yele)
C"un:h a lundew ldtool -10:00 A.M.
Reeding"-"'· 4330 8enenc• Pkwy., 8uHe 145
llonKteM Pteu
10 A.M. -4 P.M. Mon. thru Set.
10 A.M. -1 P.M. Thurldey
Ch110 C••• Su,,dey & We<lnMCllV
Huntington Beach -Ftret Church of Chrlat,
8clentlat n-l ottw., HunHngton llMch
Crturdt I luftdey tcMol -10:00 A.M. " ...... "°°"' -121 lleln It. Newport Beach -Flrtt Church of Chrlat,
8clentl1t
3303 VI• Lido, Newport BHch
Church a lundeJ School -1:00 a 10:30 A.M.
Reeding ,.oom, 3315 VI• Lido
Mon. lhru let. -I A.M.-5 P.M. Tun. -7·1 P.M.
Chlkl c ... P1ov.O.O T....Oeys 9 30 '' 30 . M lo< Study '"'14>
Newport Beech -Second Church of Chrltt,
8cleftt'9t
S100 Pectftc View Df., Corone del Mer
Church I tYftdey lc:Mol -10:00 A.M.
"Mdlng "4HNn -.. "8" I . c ... l Hwy., CdM
WED. EVENINO TESTIMONY MEIETINOS -
I P.M. ALL CHURCHES
Ail a•e cot<l1ally 1nv11.0 lo 111end lhl' church H rv1ces i"d en1oy
ine prov1190ea ot Ille Reading Rooms Cr\llll C1re Provided AT
All SERVICES
CttMd c .... Provided AT AU H"VtCll
SERMON TOPIC:
APRIL 15th
"Beyond Illus/on."
CtUtCH OF RELIGIOUS SCINCE
Member of the United Church ol Refloloua Science 2205 MAIN STAE!T, SUITE 23
HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA 92~8
Adults & Jr Chu~h For lntormetlon
9:00 & 11:00 Rev Peggy BUMll 969-1331
.. A.M .... ~ .. IT I?" • IDPORT HARBOR llmDAN CtUCH
'THE DECLINE AND FALL Of THI VUY a £UG10lll .,.. Do.er Dr. •Wl"ORT MACH
8181..E HOUR FOR CHll.OREN .... ,
PN ~ ....... -.,_.. C.... Yeuth Mlftl9w ..._., J . 8efw. , .. .., lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij~~~iii!i!~~~ \._.. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH WORSHIP SERVICE ......... 8AM & 10:30AM
E SON SUNDAY SCHOOL. ........................... 9:15AM
THE REV ROBERT CORN LI Signing for Hearing Impaired... 8AM Service
1:00 AM Cudurlst ....... CM9 AVAUaa
J:l5 AM Cuchlrlst, Cludl Sc"°'1J I Mlw1 WILCOMI
21 Park ~ve. la a Beach 494-3542 CHRldT LUTHl!RAN CHURCH
CGMMUllTY CllUICll IY M IAY nov:4:.'L8= .....
Flowerlng Tr .. Foundation Lo4Mt V. TerMW, ,...._ -G1·1'11
PALM IUNDAY 9ERV1Cll 11:00 AM lrwc• .-eke. , .. ,Of Rev. tNftef aoott Worehlp lentce NI & 10:i0 A.M.
....... , •. 7·30-io·OOPM ()~ s-~... lundeJ letw* I AcNM ... c .... -.. .20 A.M.
I nu --Chrlatleft lleimemtery lc"°°6 -........ 14' E. 22nd It., Coeta ..... M5-7UO
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ST. M RK "'9UYTIMAN CHURCH
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Ro41., Whitte n, Muak Oire«cw
A*'" l~kltt I CNW C.,. t:OO •• w......, a c~ 1cMet 10..-00 e.m.
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COIMMITY CtUCH
CONGREGATtoNAl
111 ttetlotrope Ave.
COfone del Mer
144-7400
Donetd W. Kyla, Mlnletef
10 A.M. -lundaJ WoreNp ~ct> &:NIGi _,~ewe
HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Dleclplee of Ctu't9t)
2401 tntne et ...........
e,q..5111
Mominc
Y Wonhip 10 AM
Sooday
School 9 AM o.ne lweneon.
Mlntetw
hurch of t. Matthew by the ea
rT1ao11oonat Eo1scopa11
"EASTER EUCHARIST"
SUNDAY -9:00 a.m.
18ook of Common P1ayer 19281
MERTZ HALL
or Community Congregational Church
6 1 1 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar
The ltn l'11Ml Hohtftkl -Sl2·2201-The Rn. SMUii Scheibltr
RELICIOUS SCIEICE 148 22nd St.
Costa Meu INFO: 960-2715
Aprll 15th Topic:
Rev. Emie'-
Nylandef
"DIVINE EVALUATION.''
s..as 9 Ul Slllday
A Cordlal Welcome from Th•
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Coate M ...
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH
19th St. & Harbor BIYd
Church lehool t:30
WOfehlp 10:45
Charles 0 . Clerk. Minister
Costa Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Huntington Beectt North
COMMUNITY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Hell Ave. 842-4481
Worahlp lentc:e
1:30 A 10:00
1:30 Sundey School 10:00
Interpreter lor the
Hearing Impaired
a l •000 a.~
Worship I Church School Fountain Valley
1:30 -10:00 •.m. FIRST UNITED
__:D::..:r..:... . ..:..W:..:.ll;.;.;.ll:am~E"'"" . ...;;S;..;.te ...... e .... 1_-1 METHODIST CHURCH
Newport Beacn 18225 Bu•h•rd St CHRIST CHURCH ta-~ av TH! SEA
UNITED METHODIST "HE IS RISENI 1400 -:.r~=• Blvd "HALLELUJAH!"
Dr Robert B Shepard JI James R Hadley PHtor
Wonhlp & Church School worahtp I Chuteh lcMo4
t :30 A.M. WMlld•~ Pre-School
end D•J Cere
7:30 A.M ... :00 P.M.
1:30, 9:30, 11:00 AM
Nl!WPO"T CINTEA UNfT!D Ml!THODIST 1t01 ...,.,_... A.._, corone dlil ...,
'44-0145
Worthlp a Church School 9:30 A.M.
Rev. Ken McMiiian
Y °" Wiii .. Welcomed
-And Helped!
FIRST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Mein •• AclafM. """~ hech
llVMDAY: Morning Vvorsn1p 9AM
8Lbl• School 10·~$AM
Eventno W o'1hlp 8f>M
Aet1" Youttl or...,.-Nunety ~
M•• f1111 o .... M..icOll'I M•l'ltlten '.,_.,~Ider!
011tct0t Of Cttr1111an f~tlOl'I
DtAL·A.olVOTIC* -....... Oflee -.....
" Ctwtel llftoe ,_..
TEMPLE ISAIAH
PrtSfnls a P1ssovf1 Sedtr 101 11\f! community Monday n ht Ap•!I 16th
I 98t at 6 lOPM at lht Oak~ Clubhou\f 16th St Comtf lr•tnf
Newport Buch r ully t~l~fd din11t1 and ~11hlul certmony Sl~
adults llf\ 6 13 Sl~ ~\I~ S7 M.tkt rnm1t10ns tarly '~°'' 54S.1311 or Hl·1123
This Sunday Worahlp In
\. l.J ST. ANDREW'S PRES8YnRIAN CHURCH
&00 St Andr.wl Rold• NHport 8w:tl • &31-288"z °'· ..... ,_ ............. ·~,...., 0
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES ~
7:30. 8 :45 & 10: 15 A.M. t::
KING FOR A DAY? ~
MAUNOY THURSDAY COMMUNION MEOl'TAflON 2
4PAIL 19TH 7 30 PM Z °'. "°"" A. HuffmM\. ~~ Q Programs -7 30 am Ghil Care ~
8 45 a m -1nran1s lhru Adult Clasle$ 2
10 15 a rn Infants '"'v 61h Grade & Adult Classes 2
MC Hetptlne-146-2222 8
~..q...q...q,~.-:q.~~~-« ~ Laguna Presbyterian Church ~ ~ .f\. The "Churc h qf the C himes" ~
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'.-Child car e provided ~ ~ • I Church School Classes 9 :00am ~ ~ u: ? Wl!tl aiy OIOC)flfl'IS IOI Cll1Wlren yQUCll '"" adult1 ~
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UIAl 1\ l'AA't t-.1< -1'4 PRA't ~
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PRESBYTERIAN CHLICH OF THE COVENANT
2llO f..,.... M.. Coeta ..... -517-SMO
.,.. A. l(unte, , ... Ot
Terry McCanne. DireclOf of Youth M1n1s1ries
Cyndi McCenne. O.rec1or or Children s M1n1slrl9S
lundaJ Wonhlp -l:IO I 10:00 A.M.
Church achoo! -Chltdr.n "'"' Adult• 10:00 A.M.
Nureery cere •vefleble -l:JO I 10:00 A.M.
VMIM'• -7:00 P.M.
ALL SAIN TS AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CtUCH
Acc_....to..._ 1•21 .... .,.c-~
l 8002 Bushard, Fountain Volley 963-3801
HV. STWHI,.. W . ,_..,._ llCT09
HOl Y COMMUNION
MOINING ... A YEl-CHUICH SCHOOl
MOttNING ,.lAYH & SERMON
...., C1 h 1
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t 00 AM
9 1S 4"' 11 00 AM
~ SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT
HARBOR REFORM TEMPLE
~lentc:ee
Friday •veftfnt 1:15 P.M.
Femfty lentce
n 0 n , Fwat Frtday of lM lftOfttt. T:IO .-.M.
Stntl& tM """" .• .,... .,.. -%lit .....
Rebbi Bern•rd Po King
Musle Arie SNk'-r
EdUCetor N9flCY L~n
Al Vlolllon ..._,..,_.,.
J~' EutbMI °' ~Bwtl.Cettt ,., ................. ,.
~ (ConleoMltl\191 ¥ Pr•·Schoot Hebrew & Sunday Sch~
8er/M1t1v•h Training
Youth Group -Slstattlood
Serv1e4il F'r1 8 1s pm Set 9 15 em Sun 9 30 em
117 We•t Hamilton, Coeta MeN 111-s212
BITT RHffi
CJ....all·Mll C ... l
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fll I ~ ·lt.» a.a
F~tty Ser«ea • 1&1 Frldey of MonUI -7 30 ~ ScftoOI. Aduf1 Ed , Youtr'I ~. &nglllll
1011 Cam•tbaell, Newport 9-eh ,..,.....,. ... ,
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0t8nge Coat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Aprtl 14, 19M
Thea·ters plan
youth classes
·Aeling workshops for children
have been announced by lWO Orange
Cbunly theater groups.
. An eight-session workshop for
c\l.ildrcn aged 9 to IS will be con·
dueled during May and June at the
Westminster Community Theater.
~nother workshop for youths 13 to I 7
~ns today at the Gem Theater 1n
Oirden Grove.
1Enrollment in the woruhops will
be limited only by the number and ~c
of the children. and no experien~ 1s
necessary. There will be a nominal
enrollment fee to cover insurance
costs that will be announced at the
ume of enrollments.
At Westminster. instructo rs
o/.ayne Mayberry and Hillary Cole
w11l focus the workshops o n basic
act.ina. ski~ls mcludan$ charac·
tenzauon. 1magmat1on. 1mprov1sa·
tlon and pantomime. The session will
conclude w1th the performance of a
play.
The program will begin Ma> 5 and
will run thro ugh June 30. meeting
each Saturda) from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at
lt'le theater. 727'!. Mapk St . West·
minster.
Parents interested in enrolling their
children should call Mayberry at
750-2907 after 5:30 p.m.
The Gem Theater workshop will
provide an opportunity for teen·a,en
to increase their performing skills in a.
professional atmosphere. accordmg
to director Pam Wyderka.
The emphasis of the six-week
worhhop will be on 1mprov1sat1on.
scene stud> with an emphasis on
aud111on techniques. and cold read·
mg. Young people of all acting levels
and experience are 1nvtted.
To the Mu
Classes "'Ill be held Saturda)'
afiernoons from I to 3 p.m. through
Ma" 19. The cost 1s $45. payable on
toda\ ·s first class session.
The workshop "ill be held at the
Gem. 12852 Main St.. Garden Grove.
Further information may be obtained
by calling the box office at 636· 72 13.
Maxine, a year-old Austral-
ian •beep do&. would like a
better home than the Hunt-
tnaton Beach Humane So-
ciety. You can see her there,
but go via Pacific Coa•t
Hl&hway becauae of road
repaln.
Young Child Week
slated at Mesa park
The ··'-"ed. ot the Young Child"
wall be celebrated in Orange Count~
Young artists
vie at college
Young Orange lount) artists arc
an vated to exhibit their works in
Golden West College's second annual
Drawing and Patnttng Contest for
seventh through 12th grade students.
from Apnl 29 to Ma} 5. highlighted
b> a celebratton at Costa Mesa's
TeWmkle Park on the final da).
The observation 1sa pro1ect of the
Orange Count) Association for the
Education of Young Children. whach
stnves to acquaint people with the
many schools and activities offered to
small children in local commumttes.
Schools and other agencies which
work with young children will be at
the park with activities for the kids
and their parents. Many schools in
Orange County will hold open
houses. parents nights and other
activi ties to celebrate the week.
Fair dancer
Entnes will be evaluated o n work·
manship, technique and creat1Vtt}.
wi th cash prizes awarded to the most
promising entries. The TeWmlde Park celebration is
scheduled for Ma v 5 from 9 a.m. to I
p m and will inciude fin$er paitang.
animals. dancing. creative move-
ment. s1dc..·~alk challi.. pupix-t stones.
nannel board stones. music. sing·
alongc,. '>c1ence and art acu' 111es
Alica Arflt, 5 , of Laguna
Hill• will ~p dance to the
tune of "A Touch of Clan"
at the Talent Sprout Conteat
during Youth Expo '84 April
28 and 29 at the Orange
County Fairground• In
Costa Meaa.
L>eadllne for subm1n1ng entries 1s
-\pnl 28. For more tnformat1on and
contest applica11ons contact the
Communll) Sen 1ce5 .\ell" 1t1e<, Of-
fice at 891-3991
\.\inning and ot her sel1:c:ted "Orli.s
"'111 be d1spla~ed m the colkge theater
lobh~ beginning Ma~ 9
Funher mformauon on the ··week
of thl.' 't oung Child." call M 5-65 70
RELIGIOUS NOTES
'Glory of Easter' costly
By The Associated Press
Special-effect lightning crackle!> across a three-stOr)
stage and the thundering ,·01ce of actor Gregor) Perk
narrates 10 the latest extravaganza at the Crystal Cathedral.
·'The Glory of Easter ...
The depi,tion of Jesus· last sc' en da)s on Earth plays
40 times through Good Fnda) at the soanng edifice in
Garden Grove. home base of TV l'' angeltst the Rev. Dr.
Robert Schuller
The Passion pla) reponedl} cost SI million to
produce between the special effects. the cast of 400 plus
lt"e animals. mus1c1ans to pla~ the gospel and ca·
thedral-mus1c score and outside talent such as Peck.
But the Ea'iter pla) could make at least that much 1f 1\
dra"'s the I OU.000 patron!> church officials hope for.
T rcket!I are$ I 0 50 and $12.50.
•
The out'i1de talent d(.)('S no1 include the ola) "'nght
S.\l:\T .J:\ .. \lES
tnvtt .. you to obHrw the dtametk and joyou•
•wtnfl ol Holy W .... •nd Eater wfth us. ..
GOOD FRIDAY
6 JO AM · Holy Euchartsl
12 00 Noon 3 00 PM Med1tallons of the Seven Las!
Words devo11ons and hymns of the Passion
7 10 PM Tenebrae An ancient dramatic and
rnr;v•no p•PSPntal1on
HOLY SATURDAY
.i PM Hol y Euchanst and CHILDREN S
EASTER SERVICE Easte1 Baptisms
and an Ea:.ter plant for eacn cnild
EASTER SUNDAY
5 00 AM Sunr•se Sen11ce Eas1et V1911 Ser.ice of
New F11e F1rs1 Eucharist of Easter and Sermon
• 00 9 00 I 1 AM T nret-Cho" Celeor ahons of the
HOiy C:o,..,mu'11 n w•lh Sermons
<.,n1tfJ c ate ~' /nP • 9 and 1 1 00 service.\
..., \I I I\' 11 ..., I.I 'I""< 111 '\I < 111 I« 11
3209 \Ila L•dO • Nt>wPort Beacn • "14~75-0210
"The (.dur) of Easter" was written b) ~chuller's
son-in -law. Paul Da vid Dunn. who married Jeanne
Schuller a year ago. four years after they met in Israel.
"To be very frank. my personal experience an Israel
and working on film s prepared me to write this script.
regardless of my family ties," Dunn says.
He says he ga"e Dr. Schuller an unsolicited script 1n
1982 -the year after the cathedral launched 1ts
no"·annual "Glor) ofC'hri!>tmas" pageant -and after he
heard church officials wanted someone to author a Passion
Pia'
· Dunn 53) s 1he Easter drama's special effects are
intended to "dra"' people back into" first-centul)
Palestine. Jnd that while all the words of Jesus (played b}
Jonathan Fuller) are drawn from the New Testament. he
"rote other actors· Imes to reflect that ume·s social and
oohucal customs.
Outreach Mission
appoints chaplain
Thl· < hn~t1a n Outreach
M1\\1on of Orange County
:1nn11unn''> the appoint·
mt•nt 11 1 R1 r h Bu\\ser as
••••••••••••••
: HARBOR FELLOWSHIP : ! BIBLE CIUlCH !
! Orange & 23rd. COit• Mete : ... Ot , 1( ............ rtlJ). , .. 1. . ..
• Claun..... .......... .. ....... 9:1S Ml :
il Wtr1Hp ...... lO:lO Ml I 5·l0 Ptl It
: 81111 Sl»dy .............. Wed MlO Ptl it . ..
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• 645-5050 • • • ................
Chaplain of the combined
fanltt1es of tht• Mission.
inr luding the Women's
Shelter. Re' Bowser at-
tended Young!ltOwn ~talc
llnl\crstl\ fur three 'ears
and later· studied ai tht•
Berean 5chool of the Bible
Befort• his appointment 10
< hr1s11an Outreath
M 1ssion. he SCI" ed as as-
sociate pastor of Wh ite
( hapel in Gulford La ke.
Ohio.
In a5'>uming his ne"
pm111on Re\. Bowser
\tated. "Here we offer the
least. the last. and the lost
more than JUSt a pra\er
.• ·: '• :-,•
·~ ...
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'Tift-HR.,1 HA 't O• T IH • H .k th"• •t'ntro 1h,.omb.
hut thry did""' l1nd rh,. bod> or th,. I ()rd Jr•u•
10. I" Rl.,fo '\' II• I' Hl.,t' ''°" f:O'
(..omr ht'er thP t ••Irr \1ir•rtr
t:••tn ~11dJ1'. -\pr1I 2:l
f"~ttv•I Y~IC't'• el KrOO \ \t end I 0:.10 o\ \t
Putnr R<lfll'r J 8t'r111 '"'" prrttl'h on, .. ..,, \IH \ I" IH Hl ...
PeMelt,. b"•"'••I bt'forP IM•th ... n t!'"' -
Brln111 tht' .. hol .. 1.,1111.
,.,,_" r•r" e•••l•t>lr •I hoth .... r• 1<r'
,. • l">H T 11\RflOH 11 rtl• R \' I Ill RI II
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< -:' 11 l 54't-3ttJ I
Geneul annomcement to II mtml>•n ot the ConmllitJ
ctuch Br The B•r. 141 E. 22nd StrHl. Cosb Meu, Ca.
There wl be a IMNts mettilc Swld•J. Apr 15. il 12:30, lolowi'lc the "'°"*" "'*"· to dtttm1nt the 1ut .. 1 dirtctlon of the cluch. Al 1erlsttttd members 111 ttrl>lt to vole and ire enc:cu•c•d lo attend.
for more Information cal lhe ctuch al (714) 645·7560.
PUBLIC INVITATION
Two P•rt Seminar
On u niting the world ... one heart at e time.
Sunday April 15th. 2:00PM-5:00PM.
Tom Kavclln noted Educator Special Guest
Artist: JOHN FORD COLEY
April 29th: 2:00PM·5:00PM
Howard Tangier Pre ldcnt of Ronson
flnanch•I Suvlce.
Music by Threshold with guut soloist Chris
Palmer.
world scope
(10 polnl1 for Heh quullon •"•w..-td cort.Ctl\')
1 Thinks to four of Its Latin American nel1h·
bon, 1 $500 million lo.n p1eh1e has been
auembled to help (CHOOSE ONE: Argentina.
Brull) meet the Jnterest on its S.O billion
foreisn debt.
~·#····2 A rttent terrorist 1111ck In the lsrilell capital
-• of .. l.. left one us.llant dead and 48 people
wounded. It was the worst such iltt.tck since
list year's bus bombing in that city.
l Joint mllilary exercises between the U.S • .tnd
(CHOOSE ONE: Costa Rica, Honduras) wen1
ahead H planned, despite the forced resigna·
lion of that country's armed forces chief.
4 C1t1zens 1n North .tnd South Cilrolin• recently
be1•n cleaning up in the .thermath of the
wont d ay of tornildoes in ii dende. TRUE OR
FALSE: On the 1vec.1ge, more torn•doesoc-cur
in April thiln in ilny otlier month.
S Residents of tlie island of Haw1ii fa ced
"double jeopudy" recently following the
simultaneous eruption of the M .. un• Lo., and
Kilaue .. volnnoes. TR UE O R f1'LSE II was
the first simultaneou\ erup11on of these
11olc1noe\ ever. • newsname
(10 polnta II you cen ldtnllly lh11 person 1n the news)
I am beginning tlie 1964 base·
ball seuon with the Montreal
Expos, my third teilm. 1't 42. I
ilm one of the old~t .. ct1ve
plilyers 1n the gilme This year.
I hope to surpus the league
record for c•reer h11s. Who
<1m l,.,nd who currently holds
thilt recordl
matchwords
(4 point• 101 u ch correct metch)
1-r .. ucous •·talk wildly
2-ravage b-lay wa\te. df"slrO)
}.r;ive c-fr ay. separ a1e
+.ravel
• • THI WUKl y ourz .. PAltT Of oos NIWSPAPU'S SCHOOl "'°8UM
• news picture
( 10 po1nh 11 \fOU •nawer lhla que111on correctly)
Strains ol "hke Me Out To The Billlgilme" can once "'lil•n ~
heard across 1he land The 1964 bi1sebi1ll season tS officially
underway W11h 160 games 10 be played before the fall classic.
many lam are opt1m1s11c about their f•vor1te team's chilnC('j
1'mong the new I.tees this ye•r will be new bilSebilll commis·
s1oner .. l ... who t\ repl.mng the outgoing Bowie Kulin.
peoplewatch/sportlight
(2 points tor each queslton anaw•red correctly)
t Soul singer M.irvin G.iye was shot and l1lled recently at his Los
1'ngeles res1de11ce c .. ye was best known lor his 1968 h11 1 ...
featured 1n 1he soundtr.ick to the film "The 81g Chill."
2 President Reagan's former Secret<1ry ol State . l has crllteized
the chief executive in ht\ recently published memoirs He uys
thf' Pres1df'nl\ ,mnouncement that he was \ending troops to
Lebanon ruined chances for peace 1n 1he Mideast '
l It w.is btlled as 1he "ba11le of 1he big men " But thanks to
tPn.ic1ous team defeme, the<lfoyas ol l Un111ernty defeated
Hous1on 's Cougars 10 capture lhe NC1'A college basketb.ill
champ1omh1p
4 The Un1ve1rny of Sourhern California won rhe wo men's
N(1'1' 1ournamen1 by defeating Tt>nnt1ssee 72-61 TRUE OR
I 1'LSC It was the second consecutive title for 1he USC women
S The city o f 8ah1mo1e is mourning 1he loss of lhe NFL Colts
TNm owner Robt-rl lrsay has moved the looib<1ll franchise to
(C HOOSE ON£ Canion. lnd1anapolts1
roundtable d-deep. narrow valley family d1scu~\1on l,,o scorel
e-hodrse. harsh Wh.at do you think \hould be done to alleviate the problems of
debt-ridden lhird world nations/ Should \uch countr1e\ be
.allowed to def.iull on their lo.iml
YOUR SCORE 91 to 100 po1nls -TOP SCORE• 81 to 90 point~ E •cPll~nt fl to 80 points Good 61 to 70 points -Fett
Knowl•dlJe Unhmlt•d. Inc 49-84
sqodeue1pu1 ·~ 'JnJJ.
t ·u v.OlJ~JOJ!) f ·~tt!H JJpUt!XJI\" 'i: • .'J Ul.\.x1e.J!.) J4t
4~nOJ4.L ll PJCJH t .. I !J.Hnl1J.llOdS/H::>lVM31d03d
41o"J<p l J.)lJd =3llfl.L::>IdSM3N
RELIGIOUS NOTES ...
FromA7
festival service at 10:30 a.m.
The Rev. Richard G. Schumm. pastor. will bring the
message and the congregation wi ll participate in Hol}
Communion.
The St. Paul Singers. under the direction of Norma
Schumm. will present the anthem "The Song ofZecharia."
Joyce Conway will be at the organ.
Each attendee will receive a palm lapel cross at th e
service. A nurser} 1s available during the service and a
coffee fellowship follows the service.
Sunday Schuol and Bible classes are at 9: 15 a.m.
Dunng Holy Week. Communion Services will be held
at 7:30 p.m. on Maund)' Thursda} and G~d3J.f
For more in formation. call 494-7998 • • • First Church of Christ, Scientis t ofl rvi ne will sponsor
a lecture b} Deborah Hedin of London. England. at II\ mt:
High School. 432 1 Walnut A\ e . on Tuesda) . .\pnl 17. at 8
p.m.
Hedin. who has been acll'e in the healing m1n1 stn
associated with the C'hnst1an Science Church for man~
years. will speak on "'Christ's Healing Presence."
Hed in. wh0 has served her church 1n London in man}
capaci11es including a term as First Reader and recentl y
named to the Boston-based denomina11on's Board ol
Lectureship. will be introduced b) Chris Anderson.
For more information. call 730-3936. • • • St. J ames Episcopal Church. J:W9 Via Lido. Ne~pon
Beach. wall begin its Holy Weck services commemorating
the anst1tut1on oft he Eucharist and th e cruc:1fix1on of Jcsu<,
with Hol) Communion on Mo nda ) . .\pnl 16. 316:Jfland
10 a.m .. and will continue through Fnda). Apnl 20. On
Maund> Thursda). o\pnl 19 3 trad111onal Seder Suppc1
(by reservation) will be hel d 31 6 pm .. follo"'ed b} th e lfol)
Euc harist and foot-washing. At 9 p.m .. de\ ot1ons 1n th e
church and stripping of thl' altar in prcpara11on fo r Good
Fnda) will be followed b~ an all:n1ght v1gtl in which
parishioners "Ill stand watch at the foot of tht> cross for
30-minutc intervals throu~hout the night
Good Frida) will begin "'1th the dl!itribu11on of Hoh
Communion from the Rcscl\t.>d ·acrament at 6 JU am .
and the ancient three-hour '>l'n ilc of Med1tattons on the
Se .. en Last Words o f Ch mt lrom the Cross will take place
from noon to 3 p.m. Theda)\ actt' 1t1es will conclude a1
7:30 p.m. with Tl·ncbrae. an anc1l·nt and mo' ing
presentation.
Hol} Saturda} wil l include a 4 p.m. Children's Easter
Service wtth thl' presentation of Lenten M1ssionar)
Offcnng boxes. Oowenng of the Easter Cross, Admission
to Holy ( ommun1on. and a celebration of Hol)
Communion.
Easter Sunday will begin with a Sunnse Service at 5
a.m. Three choral celebrations of the Holy Communion
with orcheSlra and sermons will be offered at 7. 9 and 11
a m. The four parish clergy will rotate the pos111ons of
celebrant and preacher lhrough the Holy Week services. • • • Cbrilt Ually Cllarcb of H11.Dtl.D1ton Beacb will rcce1\C
nt w members on Palm unday at the I I 11.m. servict.
Sp1ntual baptism will be part of the service and will be
offe red to new members and anyone else w1shina to
reconsecrate their whole being to God.
A reception for new members wtll be held 1mmcd1·
atel) followang the service
Sunda) service art held m the Community Room of
Progressive a v1n~ and Loan. 19900 Beach Blvd. at
Adams. Hununaton RE.ach
For further mformauon. call 969-6626 • • • CommaaJty Qarcta I>)' tlat Ba)'. 148 E. 22nd St .. C ()~ta
Mesa. will conduct 11 business meeting at 12.30 p.m .
fo llow1na Palm unday services. to d~tcrm1nc the fu1urt
d1rcct1on of the church.
All rea•stcred members of the chu rch arc ehg1hlc to
vote and art encouraacd to attend.
The meeting will focu on financull issue~ as well a\
lhl' sp1mual d1rtrt1on of the church. All mrmlx'f" of the
rommunit) are 1nv1ted to attend regardless of rtlig1ou'
11ffihat1on
f tlr fl,on• inform.111nn rail M'-76'0
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Dr. Robert Schuller
to speak Sunday at
Wilshire Auditorium
fhc Rev. Dr. Robert H. Schuller, senior pastor of the
Cl)stal Cathedral of Garden Grove and "Hour of Power"
television minister. will be guest lectu rer at 7:30 p.m. Palm
Sunday at the Wilshire Auditonum, Chapman A venue
and Lemon Street. Fullerton.
Under the auspices of .Fullerton Coll~ge ~o~~unity
RetaliOn,. Dr. Schuller will speak on • Chnstlamty: A
Jewish Sect" in the college's four-part (monthly) series
"The Man} Paths to Ultimate Reality."
• Dr. Schuller will be the third speaker m this
comparatn e explorallon of the world's m~or religious
doctnnt:s. The scnes offers the answers gi ven b} the Far
Eastern. Judaism. Chnst1antt) and Islam rehgjons in the
quest for ultimate reaht)
( osl of the lecture 1s SS per person and reservations
can be made m person at 32 I E. Chapman Ave .. Fullerton,
or by VISA or MasterCard charge b) phoffmg 871-8000.
Ext. 252.
Laguna Unitarians
to hear economist
Dr Ma\\\l'll J Fr.. chairman of t.>conom 1cs and
public poltq at UCI School of Social &:1cnce. "'111 discuss
thl' comple\1tie!I and confusion 1n mtcrnat1onal trade and
linance ~hen he addresses the Palm Sunda~ mectangofthe
l 'n1tanan Universal Fellowship of Laguna Beach. 429
C )press Dme. at 10·30 a.m.
Educated at Oxford and the London School of
Fconom1cs. Dr Fn 1s a consultant and advisor to
go' ernments on thl· rntncatc rela11onsh1ps between
nations m the economic spheres.
Folio" 1ng the meeting. members and guests are
1n" 1ted to JOm 1n a coffee hour
Presbyterian women
set Lenten luncheon
fhe Womcn·s Association of the Laguna Presb}'1enan
Church is having a celebration Lenten Luncheon. program
and baby shower at 12:30 p.m .. Tuesday. April 17 in
f ellowsh1n Hall.
FC11turcd speaker will be Judy Carlisle, wife of che
Rt•v . Michael Carlisle, pastor of the San Juan Capistrano Bapti~t Church. She will speak on "My Heart House."
Gucsh arc asked to bnng unwrapped items for the
baby ~howcr which will fo llow the program. These Items
will be added to the layette made by the women of the
assoc1at1on
Luncheon donation 1s $2.50. For 1nform111on and reservnuons. call 494-7555
Catholics to celebrate
J ewisllPassover feast
Women of the' Koman C a1hollc D1oce~ or OTanst
~111 gatht'r on Tuesday. pnl 17. at Marywood Center In
Ora nae to celebrate the Jew1 'ih feast of Passo .. er.
The t'vent. hosti!d h) the Women's Council of t.
t uh~t u,C'hurch. will ~n It IOu.m. with Mau. The Rev.
L1"'rcnt't J 8.a1rd. pastor of St. C'ah,lu\ Chun:h in G.ardeit
<,rove. and Rabbi Sheldon r dwnrd~ of C'yprtss will lead
participant~ m 11 Seder mcnl For rcscrvu10M. call
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JackloA. Now. Geotte McOoverJ1 will pl8y Oeofji•
McGovern •
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become a song-and-dance man. . •
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said McGovern. "Political appearances tend tQ tie ·
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get paid for 1t." •
Plans call for him to play piano m a bappy·hour bK.
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audience," he said. One number will be "Brother Can You
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cracked executive Producer Dick Ebersol. rcfcfrina to
McGovern's campaign debt, which wiU be one subject the 1
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sister-in-law .
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himself. "SNL •• is more proof .
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B:1 JACKIE HYMAN
A1-i.1ec1 P1wu Writ.,
BEVERLY HILLS -W11hin less than a year. Linda
Purl has been a neurosurgeon. a magazine reporter and a
blind slave girl in anc1cn1 Pompeit.
It's been a busy 1ime for the young actress who used to
pla) Fonzie's iirlfriend on TV's "Happy Days.''
For a period in ear~y March. she sometimes arose at
3:45 a.m. to drive to 1he filming location for a two-hour
A BC p_ilot. ''.Mia as Villcy.-She played a neurosurgeon_in
t!1e "n1ght-t1me soap opera" centenng on the electronics
1ndustl).
Then. each e\'~ning. Purl reported to the Coronet
Theater in Los Angeles for her role as a magazine reporter
m the Chnstopher Durang corned}. "Beyond Therapy."
The cnttcall ) praised producuon. staged b} the LA Public
Theater, has had sold-out houses during much of its
open-ended run.
"I figured at nights I was JUSt takmg naps.'' said the
frag1le-looktng yet energetic blonde actress. wno was
curled up on a couch tn her airy Beverly Hills home. Its
Onental decor recalled her childhood m Japan, where her
father was an e>.ecut1 ve for Union Carbide.
.. The (telcv1s1on) production company was very
supportive to the pla) and bent over backwards to get me
there on ttme:· she sa id. but noted that she was so
exhausted .. there arc nights when I do not remember doing
the play:·
B\' contrast. she had a lei surel y four months to
perform m the ABC miniseries. "The Last Oars of
Pompeii," whi ch will air m early May. Laurence Olivier,
Olivia Hussey and Ned Beatty co-star in the remake about
the Roman city destro}ed by a volcanic eruption in 79
A.O.
In preparing for the pan of a blind slave girl. Purl -
who also o nce pla,cd Helen Keller in "The Miracle
Worker" m Toho.:_ conferred with the Braille Institute
m Los Angeles · She 'ipent .. omc time walktng -around
blindfolded. and during the filmmg kept her gaze
unfcx:uscd
"I frlt m man) wa)s as ti I were actmg tn a vacuum
because I couldn't sec an} bod> else's performance ... she
said .. , had 10 listen much more carefull~. It was a good
e>.erc1se for me ··
ome of the scenes "ere shot in the actual rums oft he
amphtthl.'atcr at Pompcu. \\h1ch "as ··dressed" for the
occasion to cover the ruhble
"It was JU'it l'Cn c." Purl said of the scenes m the
amph11hcater. "Thcrt' seemed to be nothrng separaung
~ou from the e'en1 that took place so man) years ago.
"Thl.'re arc thmgs about Pompeii thal are very close to
people toda}. lt''i heanbreaktng, dumbfoundtng to walk
th rough the strl'ets and reah1e what sophisticated people
th<.·sc were."
Purl's mterest In acting e'olved naturally. Her
mother had been a balknna. her father attended drama
sc hool at Yak Uni versity before going into business. and
the family gave play readings at home. She also studied
actmg 1n England and New York.
Despite having appeared in some 20 TV movies as
well as tn feature film s. Purl continues to work steadily on
the stage (she starred recentl y 1n .. The Man Wh o Could
See Through Time" at South Coast Repertolj in Costa
Mesa).
"It helps me 1mmeasurabl).'' she said. "Working in
the theater stretches you 1n wa)s that film can't. and vice
·versa. It's hke going to the countf) after ft,·ing in the city."
··Beyond Thearap) ... b) the author of "Sister Mar)
lgnauus Ewlams It All For '\ ou." ts a lively comedy in
which evef)one is ei ther m therap} or needs it -the
therapists most of all. Purl has recet .. ed cnt1cal praise for
her performance.
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LOS ANGELES -Like Georae Bums and Bob
Hope. Red Skelton seems to have discovered the
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Skelton wi 11 be 70 on July 18. nd his career today 15 a
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He leaves has Palm Spnngs home to play upwards of
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• sloshed as he samples the product.
"I started doing 'Gun ter's Gin' in 1928." tht'.'
comedian recalled in an anterYiew watb the Associated
Press. "It started as 'Mellow Cigars.' and I got sicker and
sicker as 1 smoked them. When I went on radio for the
Brown and Walhamson Tobacco Co .. the) asked me to
change fro m c1ears. So 1 made 11 'Guzzler's G an.' •·
After stamng an radio and movies. Skelton made a
smooth trans1 t1on to telev1s1on an 1951. and for 20 )ears he
was one of the medium's to p stars. Hr s ponraits of Clem
Kad1ddlehopper. hw fT Dcadc)e. W illie Lump-Lump.
CaultOower McPugg and other far-out characters became
'Police Acade111y'
top grossing 111ovie
pan of lhe national lcaend.
Poor ratings prompted NBC to cancel the Skelton
show in 1971 omad some bitterness. and the legendar)
clown Sttmcd to drop out of the mainstream.
Althouah he spends his non-working days with ha~
mu51c and an, Skelton IS no rttluec. ·
He recently new to London to perform at tht Royal
Alben Hall as a benefit for Queen Elizabeth's charil). the
Bird Fund. The concen will be seen later this month on
HBO.
Between planes at Los Angeles International Aarpon,
Skelton ii ve a rare interview. He was accompanied by his
wife. 1.o1hian, 40, daughter of cinem&l<>Jrapher Grcg
Toland.
"I used to push hcT in a baby buggy," Skelton recalled.
"We met in the desen many ycara later when she was
secretary to (composer) Fritz Loewe. Our marriage started
as friendship, but after two years it became love ...
Married for 12 years, lhey lead a crcatjve life at their
two houses in the desert and at a mountaintop ranch S.000
feet above the desert. Sht has her thoroughbreds and
quarter horses. he has his art. writing and music
composing.
Skehon's paintangs. mostly of clown faces. now sell
for $80.000. he said. and the annual gross is $2.5 million.
"I write five musical selections a day and have
produced 64 symphonies. of which the London
Philharmonic has recorded four." he said proudl}'.
Skelton has written 18.000 compo~111ons altogether.
He also has wntten hundreds of short stories.
Except for some thanning of the reddish-blond hair.
Skelton shows little signs of pushang 70. He stood up to
show that his ~irth as largel> 1n his chest. not has waist.
.. Exercise. I get 11 on the golf course: When I see my
friends collapse. I run for the paramedics." he said ... In the
morning. if I don't smell the fl owers and see the candles. I
get up. Then I thumb through Playboy 10 get m} hean
started.'' .
Skelton ra~ly appears on television today because he
doesn't like the way comedy as treated. "They tell me. ·w e
don't do it that way.' 1 S3). 'Do you want real laughter or do
LOS ANGELES (A P) -Warner Bros.' "Police you want to push the button and get it on the laugh
Academy" stayed at the top of the box office chart last machine?'
week. grossing $7.4 m1lhon over the weekend at l.358 Ounnglhe. '40sand.'.50sSkeJton..wasMGM'scomedy
theaters. according to figures provided by film dis- star in such movies as "I Dood It." "Bathing Beauty" and
tributors. "Three Little Words." His last major film was "Those
Afier three weeks of d1stnbut1on. the movie has Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines" in 1965. He
brought in a total box office ofS 14.8 million. and the late Jack Benny were considered for "The
Another Warner Bros. hit, "Greystoke: The Legend of Sunshine Boys" in 1975, but the roles were eventually
Tarzan. Lord of the Apes." was again the second given to George Bums and Walter Matthau.
highest-earning fil m. wath a weekend box office gross of "I knew Jack wouldn't make 'Sunshine Boys.' He
SS. 9 million on 774 !.Crcens. That brought its total for two died two weeks after we made the test.." Skelton saad. weeks to S 14. 8 m 11l 1on. ....::.:..:..::....:...;.....:..........:....:=..;._..;._......;,,..;.;.....;~~.;;...;;..;..;..;..:._...;;..;.;..;.....;.;....;_;;.;.~-~
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moved up to the No. 3 spot with a weekend ~oss ofS5.6
million on 836 screens for a total ofS 12.5 million in two
weeks. "Splash" slipped to founh with $4.5 million at
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rose to a whopping $37.5 million.
Here is a list of the seven top-grossing films last
weekend. their earnings to date and length in distribution:
I. "Po lice Academy." Warner Bros .. S7.4 million.
S 14.8 million, three weeks.
2. "Gre)lstoke." Warner Bros .. $5.9 million. $14.8
million, two weeks.
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million. S 12.5 million. two weeks.
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Montreal'• Pete Rose watches aa t he ball
beads to the outfield for hie 4,000tb ca-
AP Wl,.pflolo
r eer h it, a fourth -inning double off Phila-
delphia pitc her Jerry Koosm a n .
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_ ... SATURDAY,A,,All 14, 11M
lnketer atlll
In contention
for S1 mllllon'
bonua. 82.
An eaily presen
Rose's 4.000th
hit comes on eve
of 43rd birthday
MONTREAL (.o\P) -Pete Rose.
making his ho me debut fo r the
Montreal Expo~. became onl) the
second pla}er in majo r-league history
to reach 4.000career hits Frida)" hen
he doubleq against the Ph1ladel ph1a
Ph illies. his fo rmer team
W11h nobod) out an the fo unh
innin g and Expos· p1 tchqr Charlie Lea
on fi rst bas'' with a wal k. Rose.
batting rig ht-ha nded against
left-handed Ph illies staner Jem
Koosman. stroked a 1-1 pi tch in to the
right-field comer.
"It was a fastball awa)." Rose said .
.. I didn't try to pull 11 or anything,"
As he pulled up at second base. the
48.060 fan s attending th e
home-opener at Olympic Stadiu m
rose 1n tribute and gave him a
two-min ute standing ovation.
"The ova11on was special to me
because I'm new here:· said Rose.
signed b) Montreal as a free agent last
November after being released b\ the
Phillies ... The last time I pla yed ht:re.
I got booed
.. When ) ou ha\ e the reaction I got
toda). you get goose bumps and )OU
wa nt to do something for these
people." said Rose. who turns 43
toda)
Rose thus reached a milestone that
onl) T} (obb. '-'Ith 4.191 hits. has
surpassed and became the first Na-
tional League player to do so.
Cobb got all of his record 4.19 1 hits
1n 24 American League seasons. all
hut the last two of them wit h the
Detroit Tigers.
Baseball Comm1ss1oner Bowie
Kuhn acknowledged Rose's achieve-
mcnt in a telegram which said: .. You
are !nlsational. I am enormousl y
proud of you and your accomplish-
ment. So. I am sure. 1s t11e enurc
sports world. Right on!"
The double came on Ro~'s third
tn p to the plate. In the fi rst inning he
hit a routine grounder to second
baseman Juan Samuel. And 10 the
second he was safe on an error" hen
Koosman fielded his wller to the
mound and thrf'-' the balT into the <i1n
at first base
He later scored a run on Tim
Barons dispose of Huntington Beach
Estancia s ews up s ev enth straight
S ea Vi ew League c rown with sweep
one ... The' (Edison I arc the onl\ one
in the league close to them (Fountain
\'alk' I··
Parl..er ncd1ted Tom Rumble\ for
pla\lng \\ell. hut "as general!~ di..ap-
pointed in h1 team·c; performance Fountain Valle) High eastl} turned
back Huntington Beach tO keep its
bid for an unbeaten unset Leagu l'
campaign all\ e w11h a quick 15-6.
15-6. 15-7 \ 1cton un the Harons· floor
Frida} n1gh1. ·
Mcam~hill' r dl'>(lll S\h'Pl aside
Manna. 15-1 I. I 5-7. 15· II and La
Quinta outla~tl'd Ocean Vil''-'. 15-2.
13-15. 12-15. 15-J. 15-6 1n other
Su nset cncount(·rs.
In the Sea View League. Estancia
toppled Irvine. 15-13. 15-8. 15-8 to
clinch t he league c h am-
p1onsh1p:Ne" pon Harbor cased past
Costa Mesa. 15-3. 15-4. 15-5: and El
Toro defeated Unl\ers11~. 15-8.
Wild pitch
gives A's
2-1 victory
OAKLAND (.\Pl -Dwayne
Murph) trotted home w11h the win-
ning run for the Oakland A ·s sn the
ninth inning. soon after Bnan Down-
ing of the .\ngcl\ tncd to hulldo1c his
wa~ over the platl·.
.. I usual(~ g1,·c the runner the plate
and make him slu.k on that pla~. But
I guc!.!. I wa~ standing on too much of
11. ~o he 111ed to come throu$h me ...
A's catcher Mike Heath \a1d after
Frida} night's 2-I \ 1ctor} O\Cr the
.\ngels
.. He did h1-. Joh. "h1ch 1c; to do
an} thin~ he can to get OH'r the plate.
M> JOb 1s 10 stop him:· Hrath added
Downing. ti) 1ng to score from first
on a double b) Rob Wilfong 1n the
eighth. th re" h1<, shoulder into Heath.
But the catcher met him solidi). maM
the tag and held the hall to prescn ea
1-0 f\ 's lead
"I thought 1\1 !>urpnse him b} not
sliding ... Downing said
Murph) scored the winning ru n on
a wild p11ch b) Tommy John with o ne
out in the ninth.
Murph} grounded a single up the
middle off John. 0-1. who had
allowed onl y four hi t!. through eight
innings. and Murphy went to third on
a si ngle by Camey Lansford.
15-1 2. I 5-1 3.
Dana Hill'> rallsl"d to pin a ')outh
Coast League setback on ~ooJ
bndge. 7-15. 15-5. 15-1. 15-5.
In Fountain Valle~\ win. ( ra1g
')iad ">Cned o ut the la,1 ti'l' point' 111
the first game and the tir'>I '>l''l'll n l
lhl' second game lo '>par!.. tlw Hamn'
( IU-0 1n league).
<:icttcrStc\eGottl1eb;il,o h11"l'll111
the Fountain Valle) cObr1.
'T m looking forward to the Ldl\on
match:· said Fountain Valle\ ( oalh
Gregg Svalstad. ·
Huntington Beach·s -\n Parl..1.:r
concurred that th e Fountain VaJ-
le)-Ed1son matchup "111 be a good
·· .\t 11me'i \\C pla~ed real!~ well and
at umC\\H'd1dn·1." Parh·rnplaincd
.. f o untain Vallr~ 1s good and l'\·
rx·nenccd The d1tkrcncc \\J'> lhl'tr
\cf\ 1ng 1101nl\ ··
I d!'>on wllcr Da\l' Fran·lll' h;:id 12
l..llh and uu1~1dc h1t1crs Kcnm !:fatal
and fohn 1 homa' chipped 1n '°'1th I I
;inJ JO rc'>pcctl\el) to pace the
Charger\.
for Manna. Mike Cro\\IC\ did a
fine JOh o;c11111g. hitting and blocking.
"1anna. nov. 6-4 1n league. 1s
hoping to edge La Quinta for a pl:i~ ofT
<.pol.
The l\11cc.., escaped '-'Ith a
DllllY l"llol Pl>otoe Illy Howwcl Upln
Fountain Valley's Erle Rianer (8 ) find• realatance at the
net from Tom Rumbly of Huntington Beach Friday night.
live-game win over Ocean Vte'-' to
1mproH' to 5-5 in league pla\
··'W e ""ere lucky to beat Ocean V 1e"
1un1gh1:· said La Quinta Coach La~
James.
In Sea V 1eY-League acuon. Estan-
na improved to 12-0 in loop pla\ "1th
its s"'ccp of I n inc
<:il·ttcr Jon Wallan· did ,1 linl' JOO
running thl' offense and ~wtt Gar-
mon hlocked well and had a line
match dl'lcn"'et~ for 1he Lagle'
btanc1a d1nched 11<. 1,eo,l·n1h
straight league rro,\n.
Hrent Bradln had n1nl· !..Ills and
Lance R}an .,(, to pace Ncwpon
Harbor. 9-3 1n league pla}.
Helping Da na Hills rail) against
Woodbridge was outside hitter Rob-
bie Kdl) and setter .\dam Mathieu.
Marco Baldi bl0cl..ed well for the
Wamors.
Huntin gton Beach 's Joel Knapp (10) a nd Mark Bennett aet
up play during match aga lnat Fountain Valley Friday.
Landreaux Longshot Lye leads ·
delivers . h. r· t M t -
for Dodgers I ~ IS 1rs '"'""d•' "~S ers
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ken
Landreaux knocked In two run• to
support the combined 8'ght-hJ1
pitching of Bob Wefch and Tom
Nledenfuer as Los Angeles
blankedSan Franclaco, 2-0, Friday
night for the Dodgers' thrrd stralght
victory.
Welch, 1-1, pitched Into the
eighth Inning, ytetdlng seven hits.
striking out atx and walking one.
Nledenfuer tOOk over and pitched
out of a jam In the eighth to post his
MCOnd save. Rookie Jeff Rob-
inson, 1-t , was the loser.
The Dodgers ecored In the first
Inning wh«I Steve Sax led off with
a double, took third on an lnflefd
out by Terry Whttfletd and came
home When Landreaux grounded
to first.
In the third Inning. Sax led on
with an Infield llngle, at~ second
and tOOk third on a wtld ptfch. One
out rater' Landreeux bounced a
double down the right flefd Hne that
scored Sax. He was the Dodgers'
final baerunner aa Roblneon and
rettever Gary La~le retlr9d the
next 17 battert In order.
Kite t hree back : Ben ( renshalA J...11e·s old Umvcr-
c h l • \\I\ of Texas teammate and the r en s a w s 1ps tirc,1-ro und leader. had a share of the . . f h . d '\11 ~ pos1t1on until he bo$eycd the into ti e Or t Ir 11\th hole and timshed with a par
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h11)l' f Pl ,I "(I f :l ldO. 00\\ 3 regular On
thd " t11ur Jnd the leading player in
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TPn \\ Jl\t1n l\\ICI.' a "'inner httt
and J •1,,-11mc An11sh Open cham-
r1nn l' h1rn('d hi' \\a\ back into l~
fall'" th Jr.-Jnd a 14 1 total. three
..indn p.ir
l hrl'l'-Unlkr might not ~ right
thl n· hut 11'0.. .:lo,1.· enough:· Watson
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r lrx·n , hJmp11•11 Hale IN1n. Let
I rn 1n11 \n1.h Hean Oa' 1d Edwards
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l rn '"'' one \trot..e off the pa~ at
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''1th .1 I-putt hog<'\ on tht flfll.
h11g1'' cd the nnt two and had to ral1
h'r a -1
John's first pitch to Jeff Burroughs
was in the din and got past catcher
Bob Boone, allowing Murphy to score
from third.
The Angels were ,coreless throu~
eight inni ngs despite collecting 11 h11c;
otTOakland pitchers Steve Mc<.'attc}.
8111 Caudill and Ray Bums The} tied
the score when pinch-hitter Jc111
Narron homered to nght-erntcr field
off Caudill. leading off the ninth.
Edison sneaks into first-place tie with _Ocean View
Rod Carew had four hi ts and Fred
Lynn and Bnan Downing had three
apiece for t~e Angrls
Oakland's Davey Lopes drove in
the aame's first run with a sacnfice fl}
in the first 1nninJ. Ricke} Henderson
scored, afl er lin1n1i a leadoff double
and taking third when 8111 Almon
flied to center
John allowed four hits and one run
over seven inning~ npinst Toronto in
his first ~tan of the ~a1;on. hut he got
no <1<'<"l'i1on in a (Ulme the •\n1td~ won
A two-out. n1nth-1nning upns1ng
hdped Edison High 'ineak into a tic
for first place in the Sun~t Lcagul'
ba!>Cball race Fnda., night a'i th{'
Chargers nipped Ocean Vic" and
caught the Scahawks at the [ast,·r
break
In other games Fnda) Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valle> collectl'd
C\unsct League wins. while L.iguna
H1llsand Woodbr1dacdropJX'<I '\outh
Coast League affairs
Here's what took plate
Edlsoo t , Ocean Vl•w l
Todd Nash's two-out douhlc 1n till'
bottom of the ninth inning '>um·d
(hip Damato from fir~t to (1,1'<' th<'
C har~C'r'i the Vll'ton :-it Mile \q1111n·
!'ark
(.hip Damato accounted tor both of
Fd1<;on·.., ruM. tnphng in the third
andsconngon .\nd' 'inclair'sdouhlc
and coming home on Nash·c; hit in the
ninth ahcr getting an infield <,ingle
with two out
Damato alc;o reg1c;1ered the\ ll ton
"ork1ng three innings of rehcl Y-h1lr
allo"1ng threr hits
Both learns are nt1w 7-~ 1n ~un-.ct
l caguc pin}
Hunllngloo Bu clt 3. WHlmlnster !
The hoM 01kr<. sc.:ratchcd for singk
nins 1n l',1ch of the first thrl't' 1nn1n~"
nnd then hl'ld on to shock the L111n' in
~\lll~l'I l l'ajlUC 3(t1on
I d I 1d\<>l1 o 1unmr nitht hrint1rr
worlt..etl thl' firc;t ~1 inning<; anll
scattered 'ie\en h11' Y-h1k D:i'l'
Denton came in to p1, k up h1' 'nonJ
\3\C
The Oiler' <;(Ort.'d in the firc;t a~ ~tan
Anderson. Darren l omastl k and Bob
Rehhng ench 1ngl«! to load the
bases One out later >\ndcnon .-,cored
on a passed hall
In the second the Oilers loaded the
N~ apsn and managrll I<' get i\ run
home on a sncnficc fl, h\ T oma"ll\ i..
l 1d)ofT helfll.'d h1m\1•ll h\ ~1nglintt
home Pal \rordon in tht third
The \ 1ctor\ was the Oiler-;· <tt'\·ond
sn league pht) apin'lt 'i<'Hn dcfcltl\
while the I 1on'i f('ll 111 ti-\
Fountain Vallty t . Marina t
Thl' Baron<. hrnk1· a .., : 111· in 1h1·
fifth inn in$" 1th ll1ur run'· then made
11 a rout Y-1th three m1lrl· in thl' '"th
w tu mhlc Manna
.lun1ln Roh ~harpnJl "-. ".l' the
standout hoth on the mound and at
the plate He struck out I I. Y-tlkl'd
one and \ 1eldr'd one ramcd run in
1mpro\ mg hi\ O\Crall rt'lnrd to 5-1
OfTrnsl\cl\. 'haTnack ~.1 'lor 4
\ltlh t .. l, douhk\ 11,r RBI and t~o
run ~ ~:m"r"d H1" tir't doublc t...mxkcd
in t~o run h1 8" <' th<' R;irnn' a ~ .()
C'l.lgt' in th<' third 1nn1n~
• H Cltmtnte s. Woodbrtdirt 1
Th(' Tnton\ lmt ~Lanintt r1tt hl·r
J 1m I~-, 1 nc "hen hC' Y.,1\ <.tnn k 1n thl·
'h<''-I h\ n hoc dn'l' ofT thr hat ol R1l k
I <1 hut l 1m J\.1·f'Ol'' 1 anw in h•
presrn c a 1-1 lrad and Jl"t
< kmentr its founh South Co
l <'aitue \ K IOr\ ag.ainst thrtt de
Rnan Md: orm1ck gave tht Trit
\om1.· 1n<,urancr runs an the fiJ\
snn n1t "1th a two-run tnplt.
Lapna HUia !. Lap:aa 8eadl t
Chad Miler d~" a walk an tbf
tounh 1nnsn and Ltt P1cme1 ~
ll\~('J .. 1th a two-run homer. to p
the '1\1t101 Hav.-k\ all the) ottdcd
\ta\ atop thr uth C t
.. 1a9d1n Wlth ( apistrano v
tfa"~ pitcher f>a,e Ward &BoWilS
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• Otlll'IQe Coatt DAILY PILOT/Saturday. Aprll 14, 1984
I
Cuba romp in home opener
Meeting .called
between Soviets,
LAOOC chiefs
Jody Da"l• cracked three h11s. inrlud-Iii
ins a two-run homer, anct. Roo Cey :ind
Gary M1ttaew1 also homered Fnday to
11',.m AP dt1patclatt
lead Stt\lt Trout and the Chkaio Cu~ to an 11 ·2 home-Opening victory that ~napJ)('d the Nev.
York Mets' six-pme winn1na stre3~. 1 rout. t I,
allowed onl) seven hats, four by k eltll Hunaodei.
before a crowd of33.436 at Wngley Farid ... Elscwhl."rt:
1n the National League Friday. Kevla BH1. acuv:ued to
replace the IOJUred Dickie Tboa onl) hours carl1l'r. kd
LOS ANGELES -The lntcmattonal
Olympic Committee has called a SP«•al
st'SSion between Soviet Union spons • off the ~venlh inning with a
double that broke up Mario Soto's
no-hitter, then scored the game'<,
only run a~ the Astros beat
C incinnati. 1-0 Ouil' Smith
lined a three-run homer oil Jobn
Cudelaria wnh 1wo out' 1n the
"'-''en th inning. po"'t•nng Dave
LaPolnt and the ~t Louis
C ·nrd1nals 10 a 4-t 'irtor. over
Plllsburgh Smith\ honH.;r the
st'vc.>nth of h1i1 maJor kaguc
carec.>r. follo\H'd a passed ball on a
officials and the Los Angeles Olympic organizers to
discuss alleged Olympic charter v1olut1ons. otlicials
said Fnday.
Peter V. Ueberroth. president of the Los Angeles
Olympic Organ121ng Committee, said the invitation to
send a delegation to IOC headquarters sn Lausanne,
Switzerland April 24 is "under cons1derat1on" but
called the charges "basekss ·•
Ueberroth said the LA()()(' has recel\ed a list of
complaints from the USSR National 01) mp1c (om-
mittee about preparauons for the 1984 01) mp1l·
Games.
"Thl' rnmplasnts arc. for the mo~t pan. ba~des!>."
Ueberroth said. "We ha"e bel'n 1n\ tted l-0 send a
delegation 10 Lausanne. Sw11Lerlan~ to meet "'•.th
lnternauonal Ol)mp1c C"ommmee on1c1als and l S R
spom onicials about the L'SSR Ol~mp1r ;\~)(
complaints ..
stnkeout b' David Green and the onh '>'alk. issued b\
Candelaria: t -1 . to Art Ho we Erk Sbo" and Rieb
Gossage combined on a '>l\·htttcr. "h1k Sten• Garvey
and Carmelo Martinez prm 1ded thl· t\lng and go-ahead
rum \\Ith se,enth-111n1ng ..at·nfal· tf1n a\ ·an D1qio
beat \tlanta. 5-2
Dallas trips Lakers, 104-103
Earlier th1!> '>'ed •. thl' So,.1e1s called for an
emergenc~ session ofthl· 10( 10 d1scu!>s their charge'>
that the l ' S go,emml·n1 1' '10la11ng the Ol~mp1t
charter
PWrLEWOOD -Rc':lt'n e guard
Derek Harpt•r <1cored 1111fh1~ 17 po1nl\ 1n
the fourth 4uarter 111 kJd lhl' Dalla'
Ma' emi.) to a I 114-t OJ \lt'tor. O\ l'r tht· m
Lo' .\ngeks Lal..er'> in .i 'a11orial A.i'll.l·lbJll \'>'>Ud.1·
tron game Fnda~ n1ih1 ~ate of the day
~0-........ N•Yori(Jeta defenelWend,
llftw l•rnlng that hta "uck dllnOe'' woutd coet the
.-a penalty next ....on: "I can 't watt untM a
I ... lhowl up at \he MMdOwtandl betofe eo.ooo roaring Jet9 fans and l get exdttd Md go
Into rrrt a.ct, and he caH• a penalij. , ..., llOttY for thil
M°·''
The '1ctor. rai!>td Datta.,· rcrnrJ 10 .t ~-ll\ and
as:>urcd the Ma~enc:k'> of the tourth·hl''>t mJrl. 111 thl·
Western Conference and the ~onw-roun ath an1agl' 1n
the playoffs next week
The Lakers. '>'inners of the Paclfil 1>1' t\111n 111k
played without start1ni guards. Can 1n .. ,1,1g1e"
Johnson. out v.ith a bru1sc:d indn fingl·r. antl A' ron
Scott. who has a strained right knee.
Dallas forwards Ja) Vincent and Marl... .\gurrrl'
scored 20 points each .
.
Tourney play begins
~any area prep baseball teams involved
in holiday tournam~nts beginning ~od~y
Wnh a "'eel... ·s break tor spnng
-.acation. man) of the Orange Coast
area's prep baseball teams arc taking a
week off from the rigors oflcague pla~
-but in the cases of Estancia. Costa
Mesa. lr-.1ne. Woodbridge. "'est·
minster and Ne"' port Christian. there
1s no rest as the~ engage 1n holida~
tournaments. beginning toda~
"Estancia and Costa ~ksa art•
entered 1n the Rolsa Grandt· rour-
n~ment. "'h1ch takes place at four
rnes. Estancia duels La <.)u1nta at
Rancho .\lam1tO'> at ltl 30 am and
Costa Me'>a meets .\rtc'la at Lo'I
.\m1gos High at the same t1ml'. Both
teams. '>'1n or los1.: pla' again at 1 311
at the same \rte
In rne and V. l''>lm1n'>tn arc in the
Santa \na llk\ Tournamt'nt another
16-team tournn at four \1te\ ln llll'
mrets Corona at Santa .\n:l High at
10:30 and Wl''>tminstcr and Banning
(Los .\ngcfl'\) 'll' a1 Saddkbal I. High
at 10.30
V. oodbridgl· rs entered 1n lht·
ei ght-team .\nahl'tm Tournament at
La Palma Parl. .,., 1th a 4 pm gamt·
with Kenned\
Newpon Christian. ranl...ed "u 2 in
the CIF small 'lchool~ ratings. 1s at
Arcadia Regional 111 rk 1n tht•
Maranatha 1 ournament. a I >team
tournament 1 he Com.iucrors meet
Providence at 7: JU tonight
Also 1n,ohed 1n tournamt·nt pla~
hut av.ailing !vtonda) ·., fir'>t round
action are <kean Vrc"' (Pomona Elk'
Tournamrnl l and Laguna Brach
(5anta Barbara 1 ournamt·nt)
TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS
Santa Ana Elks
TODA Y'S GAMB
(at S.nta Ana Valtvl
10 30 a m -Foorn1ll •\ M•\\1on V f•O
1 )0 om -Los Alam11os vs San•a A"e Vat1h
(at s.ama AM Hitt\)
10 JO om -Irvine vs Corone
t 30 D m -Ka ll!lle vs Sanra Ana
(at sa~cll HiGlh)
10 30 o m -Banning (LAI .,., We\lm1ns1er
I )0 0 m -El MOOena VS SaOdltt>aCk
lat Hart Partr, OraneaJ
10 30 a m -Oooev "'' Ora"99
t 30 om -Gero." Grove "' Ville Par•
MONDAY'S GAMES
(at S.rtta AN c.-...J
9 30 a m -Sa lurda v'i 10"" from Se,,1a Ano
\/alit v ''O\tr e1im1ne1td)
Noon-Sa luroav·s w inners from Sa,,•a A.,a
Vel•ev
) ts-<na mo1on\1110 H m1l1nel\ •No 1 l•om
Sa nra Ana Colleoe vs No I lrom Sanra Ana H•O"
(at Santa AM Hltf\J
9 30 a m -sa rurdav's losers lrom Senra Ana
•1oser e11m1naltdl
Noon-Sa lurOev s winners from Sanla Ana
) ls-<ons0lel1on stm1f1nal\ i.sanla Ana H•O"
No 1 vs S.odlet>aci.. H1gn No 7
(at SaddleOaclr: HiGlhl 9 30 a .m -Saluroav s IO\tr\ from Saooieoac•
10\tr e11m1nall!di
Noon-Saluroev's winners from SadOltDaci..
) is-<onso1a11on Hmlf1nal\ (Herl Par~ No 7
vs Sanla Ana \/alltv No 21
lat Hart Partr, Oraneal
9 30 a m-Se luroev·s IOH•s from Herr Par•
IOstr eilm1nall!dl
Noon-saiurdav'\ w inners lrom Harr Par"
l ts-<11a mo1onsn10 \em1f111e1s INo t ••om
Harl Park vs No 1 from SeddleDac" 1
TUESDAY'S GAMES
(at Santa Ana Hi9h)
10 30 o.m.-Ftflh olece
i JO o rn -Consotatton
(at Santa AN C.._I
Noon-TnlrO Place
3 1 S o m -C 11amolon\h1P
AMhelm Invitational
TODA Y'S GAMES
!al La Palme Partr, Anan.tm l
io a m -Carson "' LS Polv
I om -Monlet>ellO vs Cvortn
4 om -Woodt>rldoe vs Kenneov
1 om -Savanna vs Cenvon
MONDAY'S GAMES
10 am -saruroav·s 10 a.m. ano I om IOs•<s
I om -saiurda v·s 4 om a nd 1 om iostr\
4 om -So•uroav ' 10 a m and i om w1nn!'r\
7 0,.,. -Soluroev ' 4 0 m ano 1 D m w ""e'\
TUESDAY'S GAMES
om -Coo\oletton
•om -Tti rd 01ece
1 om -Cnamo1onsn10
TENNIS
801Sa Grande
TODAY'S GAMES
(Al ~~ Grandt Htilfl I
103011 ,.,.. -801\11 G•a<'Clf 'i\ O•a.,oe Lu'"""'"
10 30 a m -La M•rooo v\ Noooies
I 30 om -W·nfttrs or '"' 10 JO gamt\ I 30 om -Losers ol rnt 10 30 oa,...,es
l•t Pacrfiu Hlgtt)
10 30 a m -Pa C•hCa vs G1enr>
10 30 a m -C1101strano V1111ev vs ~a"'•aoo
I JO-Winners of lhl' ·10 30 gomes
I )0-LO\er\ OI lhf 1030 .iames
Cat Rancho Alamitos H1gtt)
10 JO a m -Ra<>cho Ala"'•IO\ vs Lil !err.,
10 30 am -La Ou•"'" v\ E s•a~c.a
i 30 ., "'-W·Ml!rs 01 10 30 oames
I 30-Lo\ers of 10 30 oames
lat Loi Amigo\ Hrgttl
10 30 a m -LO\ Am•OO\ V\ L40.J"A ... II\
10 30 am -Ar'es111 vs C:os•a Mesa
1 )0 om -Winners 01 10 JO oames
.lO 0 m -LO\r'\ of 10 30 Qa,...,es
MONDAY'S GAMES
Chamooon'111o Semrllnals
(al BOI~ Gr.,1de J
t 30 o rro -8olsa Grande No I vs l'al 1 c11 1110
<at Rancho Al•mlfo1)
1 )0 0 m -Rancho Alam1IOS Ne> I V\ l (\\
Al"" 00\ No I
Consoi.tron Semifinal\
lat Los Aml90\I I 30-LO\ ''"'"'00\ No ) v\ ~ancrc. A•d" "'
NO ) O\l!r t llm1nall!O I
(af P•c•llul
1 JO-Pacifica No 3 •\ Be •sa Granoe N< )
tO\t!r e1om1noleO)
TUESDAY'S GAMES
(al BOIH Gr~nd«
10 )0 a ("' -.,., '0 O•O P
I 30 o "'-C<'amo o \t P
(al P.c111ca1
10 30 11 m -F ,11r Dar•
I )0 D m -COr\Cl Ill• JI
Maranattia
TODAY'S GAMES
(at Arcadia R-onal Parlr:)
t pm -Pac~•~c Cn,. \t ~, J"\ Ortctr o C.nti\t 4"
3 om -La Verne Lv'~t'O" •\ Mt•oo~ ono
S JO o rTI -Wh1lnev vs Lt'• "Q>¥e
1 )0 om -Newoort (nr s••a" vs p,(,. oertt
MONDAY'S GAMES
Con\olallon Bracut
9 a m -Soluroo1 s 1 ano) r,.., • \l't\ 10\tr
fl1m1r"la'fO
11 am -Sa11;rdav ' S lO a no I )0 •ou., \
ei.m na•tOI
Cllampion'111o llracllet
! om -F111more V\ ~&l"'rda'f \. 1 pm w•"""'
3 30 pm -W111111er C:nros••ao '' ')ol,;rdav J
o.m winner
6 om -Marentna vs ~oturO<h S JO D m
W•,,ntr e 0 fT" v.11aoe (r:r SI·&"" V\ '\19' ""'"0l1'f' I 10",..,..
TUESOAY'S GAMES
!.tm11 ~a\
WEONESDAY'S GAMES
Christian
cycle victor UCI rips Long Beach \Ian ·< r.i/\ · < hn,11an
.11 llun11n~t11n lk,1lh nowd
oul R1\\"r\ld1 '\111.l' r art.I
Frida' n1~hl 111 \\Ill 1lw
\Cratch 111.i1n l'\\'nt .1t ihl·
week!\ 'IX't'd"·'' motor·
l ~ cte prngra m •II t hl' <>r ·
angc Count' I :i1r~ro11nd\
Antea ters stop 49ers·
16-match win streak
thl' k.1gul" .11 the l'll.I cil thl '' ·'""" ,,1,d
PJt111n
l tw l < I \\Ollll'll "l 11.·n 1 ,1, l111t1111,11l·
lall1ng 111 flO"'l'llul c <.1 l1tnrn1.1 •1.11
I ht• Hl'.lr\ l'nll'rl·d thr 111nll''\t 1 Jlt d I "I h
1n thl' l ountn .ind\ lllllpkln.I tht '\' t't p 111
A 'Black• day for Milwaukee Cataary •hock• Oilers in OT
Bod Blac-k •me~ five hits throuJh •
)(vt•n innings and rai~d hii. record to 3..0.
and Pit Sheridan and Jorie Orta each
dro' t' 10 two runs 111 h1!> !.uppon as Kansas
(ti) whipped M1lwauktt, 6-3, Frtday night in
\mcm:an Lc:ague ar11on. Du Qul1tabtrry. a product
of( o:>ttl Mc~ H1$h and Orange Coa&t Collegc, pitched
lhl" final two inning!. to collect his founh save of 1he
season . Elsewhere. Tom Bruoaasky'1 run-scoring
!iiniJe in the bouom of the ninth 1n01ng capped a
"'1 Carey WU1on '1 second goal of the
ntaht at 3:42 of overtime gave the Calpry
Aames a 6-5 victory over the Edmonton
Oilcrs Fnda)' to ue the Nauonal Hockey
League Smylhc D1v1~n final al 1-1. Wilson, a rookie.
picked up a rebound. s~pt around the back of1he nel
and tucked the puck m before any of the Oilers could
recover in timc to block him . . Elsewhere in NHL
playoff action. Auden KaJlur. a ~ldom-used ch~cltsna
s~iahst. put 1n a short wnst shot at 7:3~ of ovcrume to
hfl the New York lslanden to a 5-4 victory over the
W31h1ngton Capitals and even their best-of«ven
5elics at one gutnc each. . . M1t1 Nasl•ad and Steve
Sbatt scored third-period goals 82 seconds a pan to snap
a I· I tie ahd lift Montreal to a 4-1 victory over Quebec
to even the hcst-of-sevcn Adams Division final at
I· I. . . Doac Gllmolll"'I backhanded goal 16: 16 into
overtime nudged St. Louis past Minnesota ~) to even
that «-ne~.
two-run rally that gave M1nne-
!>Ola a 4-3 victory over Sea ttle.
Back-to-back homers by Alvla
Davia and Ricky Nel1oa had
gjven the Mariners a 3-2 lead in
thl' top of the ninth . Greg
Walker's three-run homer capped
a four-run first snnsng and Rady
Law tnpled twice and scored two
run~ as the Chicago While: Sox
downed the New York Yankees.
5-J ... Cbet Lemoa keyed an
Black c1gh1-run first inning and un-
heatcn Dl·tro11 '>'ent on 10 their eighth v1ctol). a 13-9
"'in 10 Boston. ~po1lmg the Red SoA home opener.
Dt·1 ro1t "'11hstood a !he-run fir!>t inning and then held
on "'llh the hdp oh1x double pla)S .. Toron10\ Dave
Colllns '>napped J Ill' 1n the ninth inning with :in RRI
\10gll' g1' 1ng tht> BIUl' Ja~s a 3-2 "'1 11 in Te\aS Dennis
Lamp. 1·2 gained thl· "'"for Toronto. p11ch1ng 1 ,
'>t1lrl'll'" 1111110g'>
Televlalon, r&dlo
TaLIVl9ION
10 a.m. -ma•: Women's tout'1'W'Mnt.
Channef 4.
12':30 p.m. -~ALL: San FranctlCO at
Dodgers, Channel -i.
12:30 p .m. -OOU:: Muter• Tournament.
Channel 2.
Louganis upset by Kimball
1 p.m. -IASEBAU.: Ange~ll et Oak!Md,
Channel 5.
3 p.m. -COLLEGE SPORT&: NCAA women'•
swimming, women's gymnutlca (tape), Chennee 2.
3 p.m. -8POATSCOPI: World pro'9111onaf
arm wreatllng championship, Channet 4.
(1~1 ....;L<)\IL IE . I la -Bruce K1m-
h.ill .. u1rl·d '>4"' 5~ po1nl\ to plat'e fir!>l and
upw1 tlt•ll'nding l hc.1mp1on Grt•g Loupni!>
sn tht· men·~ tO·mCtl'r platform ~m1 hnals a
ot thl· Ph1l11p!> oh-l 'n11cd States 01' ing Indoor
,·ham p1un'>h1p" 1-nda~
3:30 p.m. -BOWLING: Greatw Hartfotd
Open, Channel 7.
5 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTI: Atnet9Ur
box.Ing {tape), speedsk=tape), Channel 7. I 11ugan1'>. the former UC In inc standout v.ho also
1":1 tht• rnrrt•nt \\Oriti lhamp1on in c,pn ngboard. came sn
\ernnd "'1th 580 23 rx>1n1s. Matt '>co~1ng "'a'> third
\"Ith 'I) 03 points out of a field of 27 diver!>
12:20 p.m. -8AHBAU.: Sen Francmco at
Dodgen. KA8C (790).
, p.m. -BA8,8ALl: A~• at o.ldlnd. I ougan1s. who ha!o a long·standrng sports ri \'311)
"'11h "-.11nball. i!l look1ng to break the record for the most
national titles He no'>' holds 26. but C) nthia Potter has
thl' rnrrcnt record v.nh 28 titles.
KMPC(710).
5 p.m. -PRO 'FOOTBALL: Memphlt YL LA
Exprees at CollMUm, KLAC (570).
' . ..-___ ::.
Tami LaVelle
OCC,GWC
swimmers
set marks
( 111ldr11 \\ l 'l ( nllqil··, I uh·' 1t1(k
and ( 1ra11~t· < 11J't' I .111'1 I .1\ dk 'l'l
lUnkH·nn· rllord' I rll!J' .111d < )( < '
\\\lllll'rl.\ 4()(1 frn .. ,i,k ll'IJ'• JnJ
(JUldl·n \\c\l' mrn' 4 Kl nwJk,
rt·t:I\ 11.·.1111' .11,n li\lll-.l·d fl'·
l tHU·\l'lllll~ dl•trl' 111 h1ghli~ht lhl'
~l·t1111d d:" nf thl· \11uth < OJ\l
< o 11 k n IH l ' " 1 Ill in , n g l h J m
p1un\hip'> JI< 'prn'> < olkgl'
:-.m1.k t'lolh·d J 5~ "\4 10 "1n thl'
100 hatl. .. 1rol...c to hdp lhl· Ru .. 1kr'
ma1nw1n th{'1r lead 1n th~· tram
'1anJ1ng' ll\l'r I ulll'rtllll < 101ng 11110
tndJ\ ·,al lion ihl· R11 .. 1kr'I kJJ till'
Hornl'l'> h~ JU\l l\\11 p111nl\
I hl· Ru\tlcr40U 1t1l·dlc:' 1d;l\ tr.1111
\\Oil \\llh a I 34 ~H l'llort
< 1011.kn \.\.\·~t \ M 1 l.l· l lalpl11Jl' \Hlll
the 11Hl lrCt''>t\k \\Ith a I 43.X rllnrt
In th1.'\\0m~·n',u11111x·1111on ( (•:l\I
entO\' .1 lnmfonahk kad tner '>l'l·
on d . p I .1 l e <' 11 Id l' n V. \" ' l
( N~-~Hll)g.rnng 111111 tlh' final d,I\ nf
.ll I 1011
I .1 \ l'lk 'l'l :1 1n111d \\1th at "'.., 111
\1111.l-.rn~· 111 tfw _:111 fll'l''l'k "h1k
l\',lllllll.111' I )1111,1h' ( lUllll.111' 1q:I\·
ir11d .1 • • ,,-h• .1p1111 r 1tw '1
h11th·1 lh I 1.1u \' l'llll "·"" "1nnt•r 111 llh 'II h.11.J,. l1H ()( ( \\llh ii .:•11111
l'll\\tl
In.Jester not wilting
in $1 million bid
Okamoto leads by
three strokes in
Las Vegas tourney
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Sp.ei.l to ,..._ Dell' "lol
L.\'> \ [(1.\"i -(rlll(\ liN pro·
spel'll\C 1m1.inl m1ll1on::i1rc. rookie
Juli lnk'lll'r. rl'fu.,cd to lc1ld undt•r
prl''!lurc Fri da'. and alter l\\o round'
ot the .l&.R \nrtch Pm· \m I'> H'r.
mulh 1nt11ntl'lll10n lU '>'lll hl·r-.e1.onJ
slrJ1gh1 LPt1 \golf tournament antl a
hunu' of SI m1ll1 on
lnl-.\lt'I pla~1ng the easier La'
\'t•gJ' < 11untf) ( luh tour1,c u~da
1dl·~tl \\t',1thcr tond1t1011'> l-r1da\. llrcd
J 3-unda·p.ir "'ll to po .. 1 a ,l·on; ot 1411
for thl' fir,l l\\O roundc, '>hl' trail'
kaJt•r \\,11.o 01.Jmoto 111 lapJll h'
1hrl'l' \lroJ,.l·~ \\Ith 1lw f11rnl t'>'11
niunJ, Ol'llllt pla\l·d .111lw Dcwn Inn
< 11untr\ ( luh u1ur\\.· toJJ\ anJ
\und.I\
l"J tJl.l· l\\o round' 111 ~11 rig.ht
1111\\ and go 111 till b.u:· lnbil·r \J1tl
lolln\\ 1ng hl'r round on I 11da~ "I kcl
ill\ < h<llKl'' nl \\inning an· good and
I 111 \l'n harr' to be '>'hl'rl· I am ngh1
no"' \ 1111 t'f peopk d1Jn·1 npcrt nll'
to he .,.,hCll' I am.
'I'm 1 u '' dclrghtl·tl a hcrt"' o d:t ~'ti)
be in conh'.nuon even though I didn't
pla\ "'ell on the back nine toda). I had
a good front r,1dc bu1 seemed to run
out.of gas on the back nine I was tired
ur something. and "ai.n't h11 11ng the
ball well (She wa~ 32-28-70).
''I'm read~ to go again tomorrow
and 1 thinll. I "'ould rather pla> the
Desert Inn course. It's tou~her and I
feel I ha' ea better chance nght here. I
don't thrnk an ~bod~ is going to catch
fire ht·n· Jnd thrn• shots i~n·t much on
th1-, cour'r"
lnbter \tarted the da' 2-undcr-par
and "ent to ti-under-par alter the
front n1nl· '>'1 th four hird1l'\ Tv.o
ht•ge' ~and .1 bird on lhl' hell k side put
her 1n 1h1: dubhou~c at S·under-par
fur the tournaml·nt.
01.amoto ag.rl'l'd '>'1th Inkster that
1"'0 morc round' of 2-under-par 70
tould '>'In thl' tournaml·nt "If the
\I.Cather \13\' lil...t• thi'I. I figure that
\\oulJ ht· goud enough lo "'in. 1 don't
.... anl to he an} "'orse than even."
0 1...amuto like lni...stc.r. pla}ed at
La' Vega\( C Fnda} and finished her
rounJ at 6-under-par for a 117 lot.al.
\he lead<, h~ three stroke"
· L'p •unlit }CSLerda} and today. I
\\dS lo<;1ng fi,c strokes per day b}
m1!)Stng putts from 4-8 feei:·
O kamoto !kl1d. "I've been making
them the last t\\o davsand that makes
the d1fferenct'." ·
Yacht Club Challenge
standings scrambled
B) ALMOI'\ LOCKABEY
0•111 Pllol 8o•ll"9 Wrtt.,
Light. <.hill~ a1r .. uff:"h°''P<>rt Hl·ad1
F-mJa, 'rramblc:d the 1,tanding~ antl
dosed rank' among lhl' 11 n:munal
'achl duh., rompt·ting. sn the l \
't at ht< lub Challengl· < up Rcgatta
Thl· regatta "a" drcaml'd up h'
~c"port I larhor 't ,1l ht ( luh hi
dctl·rm11w thl' hl'\t \atht duh 1n thr
l ' Imm lhl· \tantipuint 11t rrmlm •
mg 1Jung 1,,1tlo"
\\ 1nnn ol lhl' third ratl' "·I'
"l''>'porl 11.irhor 'tat ht ( luh llllh
.... UHi ~1J\O l1 J\ <,k1pp1.•1 f hl' luunh
race "a' \1.on h' ~t r ranu' 't arht
( luh of \an r ranuscu "'''" c;kipper ..,,l \ l kpJ)l'\011
I hl· )1. 1-ranns Yl 'll'lOf) pulled
1ht• ~an Franc"cans rntu !)Ccond place
hchind ~l Peit·r<,burg. Fla. Y( which
tool... the u'crall point standings lead
\\Jthout hJ' rng "on a r.1cc. Skipper
Jllhn knn1ng.s and C'rl'" ha' e posted
lin1she'> nf I-~-.t-6 for a total -.core of
IXpo1nt<; \1 r't C ha'>alolal <,corefor
11tr lour r<1n.'\ 111 •>·X·~· I for 1911.
point\ u1Hkr thl· rl'\l'l\l' <>cnnng
""tl'tn \\hllh ~l\t'' a hnnu<, of a
qu.1rll'i 111 J p111nt lor "'inning
I 1nl lnr third arl' :"-Jl''>'l)()rt Harbor
't .11 h1 < l11h ,mt! Long Al':llh Yach\
( ll•h \\1th~()\• pwntH'3lh. but LBY( "lll.'111~ prntl''lll'd h' 'ian Diego YC 111 ,
lhl' fourth ran·
V.1th ii lflt\\(f l'\tlnl.lll'd
al ()."I()() IO .1ttl·nJJntl'
( hn:>11an \11111 h\ JU'l a It'"
1nchc1, O\l'I raria \\llh lil'
fending na111111al l harnp1on
Kell\ \loran fin1,h1ni.i
thmi and Duhh I l·rrdi
who car lil'I \Ullcrcd .i h,1d
spill. plal ing fourth
In onl' ot l ( lninl'' 11111\l \Jl1\h10g
'll tune' of thl· \l'J\on lhl· \ntcatl'r'
.,.,h1ppctl Pt \.\ h>t Long. Bl'Jlh "'itJll' t1-l1
I' nda' 111 J l on lest Iha l ""JI, halt\·d hdorr
douhl.n \\l'rl' l'\l'n lonll'\ll'd h' ilw 111 ... 1
4'kr'>
lhl· \nlt'oll1.'I'> 1k,ptil' .1 ill11d rwrl111 m.111u· --
lroni l t I ' '\n t '1ngk' pt,l\~·1 I 111.1
rrrn'>'tlh \\ho l'\ll'nlkd lh'I !11r Ill lltrl'l'
SOFTBALL I H 't < .rnd \D't C "'h1<·h ho th
,ulll'd "In' 111 fhur.,da' ·,rare\. had
pulll f11milc' I 11Ja~ ~()y("', 11th
plt•ll' iin1c.,h on fhur,da} "'as caused
11, prd.ing up l..dp on the \..1.·cl v.hrch
thl'\ \\l'Tl' una"'~"l' of until the} began
1n drop farthl·r hal (... aftl'r a 1tood stan.
In thl' hand1rap m<.11n.
Kun Strommt•r ol Rialto
outfint'lhed h·rrcll "llh
fana coming in third
"To ~·,11 our t\\JI\ li l.l' th.11 \'"' t1.rl.tl
hut tO\'>'<.'CJ'l tht'm l\l''l(lra '"'l't'I ... '~11d l < I < oath C, reg Patton
The mJ1d1 wa,.n't ii' Dlll'·,ldt•d ·'' lhl·
\lurc J\ fuur of the '>I\ \1ngk<; m<11d1u1"
wcnl thn·r ~Cl'> and anothl·r "a' de{ 1dcd I"
J t1ebreah•r in thl' second '>l't
One \urprir,c "'as the 1,1rong pcrlurmJnu
lrom \.o o plJ}er !vt1l.l• Do'>'ns. '>'ho '>'a'
12-t 5 indi' 1duall) cn tenng the matth tfr
'>hut down Long lkarh\ V111cc tlorra\ltJ\
(nov. 27·4> in 'itra1ght 'iCls. ti-2. 6-1
long Reach which wa'I ret('d 20th 1n thl'
nauon entcnng thecontc'it. had a I b-malt h
wrnningstreak snappc."d b} I IC I. w~mh v.3,
ranked 17th UCl 1mprovedto lll-10.'>'hilc
dropping the 49t>rs 10 27-4.
··Tht'> <ihould make u<i the f:l\ onte tn v.1n
'>l't'> lx•tort· falling
\1,irtna llp[X'd in "iull\l"I Ill.tr!. t11 'i i h\
turning h.ll I. r 1111111:1111 \.ilk\ 11 •• 1;.
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'>'hipping 111 I .1gun.1 If ill, hul l\lll mull'
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pcrkt t lcagul' reuud
Tlw \n1'l' "'o I 'ingk' pl.t\l'I. 11.·d
lirandl won hi\ four '1n~l1•\ m.1tt hn '' h1k
Ian Ila-w orth tcanwd \\Ith h" \llllOi.\l'I
hrother I 11dc1 111l tht' iun11ir ':Jr\ll\. 111
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Bucs, Gauchos triu1nph
I .lltrtl· I lolln <kli'l'r!..'d Jn f{ HI
"ngk 111 1lw top of till' fir\! 1nn111g
.ind 1-..irt·n < arl,on made thl' run
\l,1nJ Up 0\ l\lO h1ttll)i! 'J. l'\l \ ,Jiil'\
h1r JI ·I>' ll ton 111thr111w nin~ ro111hl
ol thl· R11,1k1\· Ill' 11at1l1n.1I <.ol1h;1ll
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h\'f.tlll' \\ 11h um,olut1nn , onll''t'
'ta11111t1.1t 10 am
.\t Or.ing" C on .. t. the Pi rat~~ \l'Ort'd
what llHnl·d out to be the winning run
"'11hou1 lhl' aid of a hit in th(' fourth
111111ng 1n a ~-1 "1ctol) O\.l'r C 'pre"
1>1ana <lhH·ira oix·nl."tl tht• 1nn1n$
\\Ith a "'al\.. moH·d to \CC'ond un J
'>'ill.I p1t1. h and "'l'nt to thml nl'I a
lidtll·i ·, l ho1n·
\hl' thl·n \(orcd on m1111hn \\1ltl
pill h
\np.1t• •\ntrohu<, '>'t'nl lhl" di,tan~1.·
to l'arn th<'" in. c,\n\..in& 1)UI thrt'C." and
;11low1n~ four hit\ and one-wall.
( )r;ingt• ( OJ~I IS on until Thursda\
"'hl·n the Pirate<, opcn thl' P31rn
\pnnii T ournaml'nt a~iin<,l C olle[l.l'
uf the.-l>cwrt
\a11rlkhacl. < olll'[l.l' -.weJll J
dnuhkht•ackr from Im rx·rtal \a lln
\.~ and ~-t. "'l!Hlll'lil he.uh i:-imc\ in
I IWll l,l\t JI hJt\
Siana 'HH alotr four of ••• race1 1 Jo1•n
Jenning, ')I Pt1er\t>uro Fie Y( 11 1 Sie ve
Jeooe\on SI Franc•' YC. 1'1•._3 Bruer Brown
Long Beecll VC. 28'~. 4 Scorl Mason New00<1
Herl>Or YC 20•. 5 Jonalhon Ford Cll•cego YC
21 6 Jonn Tro\I New York YC 2i 7 Tommv
Menc SoYl,...rn YC New Ori.an\• 21 I Aot>Olt'
Oo'fle Eas1ern YC !Mar~ad Men I 11 9
Bar,.at>v BlalCll Seawanllake VC IOnrer Bev
Ny 1 30 10 8 r1JC1 Nel\on, S.11 O•eoo vc: 311,,,
1 i Jim Scoll Anneoo!IS. Md VC 37
Anteaters
romp, 15-2
1 CV'<(1 Bl \( II -l I( Inane
rodl·<l th r Jt11cr{·nt I ons Beach
\tJIC hurkr<, Fr1d1n . ')\l>llOll 10 runs
tn the rtf\I tllll't' inning!> en mute lO a
15·~ Southt•rn ( ·ahfornia Baseball
\\\1xrnt1on 'lllOI'\ o\e< thC' 4<k~
Thl' \ntt"atc1<. orcd fi'l' t1m~ 1n
tht· fir,1 1nnina \\Ith Dun Da' 1s
dnuhhng 10 on~· run. Rotl PtrT)
'in1tling 111 ano1her. Duuii lt"rne
h1t11n~ .1n RRl·tripk nnd 4'tcv<'
Morgan lhl·n addin a run \t'onn1
doublr
l < I (".,a in .... ( R \ I K ~I 1 o' tralU
.ind I una fk3l h \lJtt> t ~-~ and
~ 1 ~ 7 4) llh"t'I .ig.JIO tod tl\, l>OI\ tWit'C'
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FOR l Ht R• COHO
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MA.IOtt LaAGU• 5TANOIHGS
Americatt L .. eue
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Toronto ci. ... -.no
BosfOtl
Naw York
Bettlmore
Mllwaul<ff
W•ST OIVl.SIOtt w l.
6 'l 6 l s , s 3 4 l
4 ' , .
I AST DIVISION
l'ct.
750 U1
625
6'lS .571
400 .250
• 0 1000 s 3 625
3 3 soo
l 6 333
3 • 3l3
1 s 167
I 1 llS
l'rlde Y" • Scerea
0.kl•nd 'l, A,.. 1
Oelroll 13, Bosion 9
Chic.go S. New York J
Keniu Cllv 6, Mllweukff 3
Mlnneaote 4, SHllle J
Toronto 3. Tuu ,
TldlV'a GamH
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I
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3
4
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4
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AllMlls !Brown O II al Oekleno <Conrov O·Ol
Belfimore <McGreoor 1 11 at C11 ve11 no tSvtctlffe l·OI
Seallle (Lang\lon l ·01 e1 M1nr>e\Ole
IWINlem1 l·l)
O·oioronlo IClanc v 0·01 .at Texu (Hough
Chicago !Stiver 0· I) al New Vorll
IGulorv 0· 1)
Mllweuktt ISullon 0· II a l Kan\111 C11v
IGubicze 0-1), (n)
SvndlV'a Gamu
At19e11 at Oakland
Balf1mor1 a l Ctavttand
Chicago at New Yor"-
Detroil a1 Bo11on
Toronto 11 ltxaa
Sealllt al MlnnHola
Milweuk.te et Kan'9\ Cilv
N1tlonal LHOU•
WEST DIVISION
W L Pct. GB San Diego 8 I 819
DedeeM • soo l ,
C1nc1nne1o • s "4 4
San Francisco 3 S .37S •' >
Hou"on 1 6 .'ISO S' >
Atlanta 2 7 .221 6
New York.
Phlladelohla
Montreal
Chicago
St LOUii
Pitt1b\irlll'I
EAST DIVISION 6 2 s 3 s 4
' 4 ' 3 s
l"rldlv'a ScorH
DedeeM 2. San Franc1.co O
M0tttrt1I S. Ph1la0tlohla 1
Chicago 11 New Yori( 1
SI Louil 4, Plltaburgh I
Hou1lon I, Cinclnnell O
San 0 11110 S. At11n1a 2
TldlV'I Gemei
7SO
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San Frencl$CO (Oevla 0·21 al DM9en
!Pena 0-1)
Phllae1t1011111 1Cerll0tt l ·Ol 111 Montreal
(GuNick~ 0·21
New York (Toner O· ll al C111caoo
(Ruthven l·Ol
Pl!11t>ur11h (Rhoden l· ll a1 SI Louil
!Cox l·O), (n)
Clncl""ell l Paa lore 0· I I at Hou1ton
(ICneo.,.r O· I/, lnl
Atlanta tCamo 0·0) at San Diego
(Thurmond 0-ll. lnl
S1tndlv'1 c:;.mff
San Francisco e t o.cteer1
P11t1ooetoll1e at Montrtal
New York ,, ChKlllO
Pifl\t>urgh a l SI LOUI\
Alla nla 111 San 011110
Clr>clnnall 01 Hou\lon, Int
AMERICAN LEAGUE
A's '2, Anoets 1
CALIFORNIA OAKLAND
Pt111sd
Ben1ouz C1
Ca rew lo
Lvnn rf
0.Cncs lb
RtJlcsn on
Downing If
Wiifong 'lb
Boone c
Scl'lolllo u
Narron on
Ptcc•blo u
Tefllh
lb," !lo
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OHillu
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31 I 13 I Toteh
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4 I 2 0
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1 0 0 I
I I I 0
• 0 l 0
3 0 l 0 1 0 I 0
3 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
C.lltomla 000 000 00 I -I
O•kl•nd 100 000 001 -1
Game W1nn1n11 RBI -None
E -DHfll DP-Cahforn1a I. Oakland 1
LDB-<1111forn11 11 Oaktano •
2B-RHenderson. Schofield, Wilfong
HR-Narron (I I SB-Hearn ( 11
SF-Lol>fl
IP H R ER BB SO
Cellfomia
JOM L 0· I 8 f 1 1
Oekllnd
McCellv 6 O O I
Burri\ l 0 ~ 0
Caudill W,7·0 1 4 I I O
One out wntn w1nn1n11 run \Corto
WP-John 2 T-214 A-14,731
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Dod9en 2, Gian~ o
SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES
eb r h bl
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• 0 ' 0 • 0 2 0
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0 0 0 0
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Wh1ll1ldrf
MlcJnoorf
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Marshfl If
Brock lb
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XIO\C1a (
Wtleh o
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Toteh 11 0 I 0 Tot•h
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Lol Aft991H 101 000 OOx -2
Game Wlnn1rio llBI Landreau>< I I>
E~llvtr So • Guerrero OP-San
Franc11eo I LOB San Frenc•\co 11 Los
An~t\ 3 2B-Brentv Sax SB-Su 131
IP H R ER BB SO
kn Frenchco
JROblnson L 1 I
Leveflt
Los Aneetes
WelchW,l·l
Nleontuer S 1 1
Welch olfched 10 l
WP-JRobinson T
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1 41 A-•S.618
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Amerlun LHVUt
( Tlll'9Utft Trlllrscla v•' G amt1 >
BATTING 112 al balll Gantner Mil
weukff. 467 Smalllv New Yori. 467 G
Bell Toronto 441, Uoshew Toronto 08
Motley. Kansu c lfV •19
RUNS l rammetl Detroit 9 Pertonrt
Sealllt, 1 R HenOtr\on Oakland I
Wlnh-9d. New Vork 1
RBI O• Evens Ot rro11 9 At. JecksOfl,
Ane.U, I. G1rc1a Toronto 7 Len1toro
O.ktend 7. Lernon. Oelro11 1
HITS Ganlner Mllwaukft I• G Bell
Ttll'Onto, lJ, Gercoa Toronto, 11, Remv
Boston. 12 Getfll Minnesota, 11 R
Heno•r\on, 0 11iltend 11 Trammell Detroit
11
DOUBLES G Bell, Toronto, 4, Eatler
Bo\lon, 3. Ow En na. Boston, 3, GH lft,
Mlnn1l0t1. 3, C.u c••. T0<onto, l. Jecobv
Ctevelend, 3. Keernev, S..1111, 3, Melllngtv
New York, 3, OOlfvtt . Mllweullff )
P«con1t, s .. 111e 3
TRIPLES HalC~ Mtllnt\011 '
Lemon. Detroit, 2 si..rtcSa n, K1n11s Cllv 2
HOME RUNS IUoun B•lllmor•. l
STOLEN BASES Bull~r Cltvt11nci \,
lrtmmell, Detroit, S. Bernezerd
C1ave41nd, •. G•rcle Toronto, •
R HendlrlOll, 011<11ne1, 4
STRIKEOUTS Morr!\. Oetr0tt, 11, M
Youno. s .. 11 ... " l tyltvtn. ci.vtlend 11
Clancy, Toronto. 11 M Moor• St1flll fl
SAVE.$ Qvi\tnt>etrv Ken\U Cilv l
Ceuellll. Oalllend 2 It Devi\ M.nnt.OI•. 1
ltlOfltffl, New York 1 VendeBerg SHll'-
2
National LM~
(Thrwtlll Tlwn41tv'a GerM\)
OA TTING ( 17 II ~Ill Peru. Cine In
natl, M>O. lhlnt• ~"'''· Qt, Mllntr. Clnct1111111 4JS. WlllOll, New YO<k .,,
Ven Stvkt SI lovl•, '17
RUNS SChmlctl, li'ttl1tdf!Ohl1 •. Wto
'"'' San Dleoo e Carter Montrtel 1 GwvM San 0'"4:1 7, M<ltevnolel\ Sen
Oleoo J, !telnet Montreal 7, St,..Wllerrv
New Yori! 1
..
'
llllh 1 .. 1llv , Cl11<lnnat1. It, Carter, MM"NI, 9; 0.•Mfl, MonlrM J, e,
MlnlltltL .,._,.., tJ k~t. ClllUto, e, W111Kl!, MontrMI, t
HITS· Utne. MonlfMI. 14, Relnet, Mofl·
trt ... 1•. Cartlf'. MonlrHf, 13, lttv. Pit
l•l>urOh, 12. Temc>111on. Sall Oleuo. 17
Trillo, San FrenclKO, It WvnM, Pll
t11>vr11l'I, t2
OOU8LES Liiiie, Montr .. I, $, Pere&,
ClnclMall, 4, Qrlenen, c1nc111111t1, 4,
EMikV, Clncl11111tl,04, Cefltf, MontrHI, 4
HOME RUNS $tr1w1>errv N•w YOf'k,
3, Trillo, San FranclKO, 3
STOLEN BASES Samuel, Plltladtle>llla.
7. Ml~. Cincinnati, '· Reovs. Clncln11111.
4, Gwvnn, San OlfOO. )
PITCHING ( 1 de<lalonl Smlln, Moflftllt,
7·0, Tetr•ll, N-York, 7·0
STRIKEOUTS Ann, H-lon, 17, Soto,
Cincinnati, I•. Ce rlton. Pllllloelonle, 12,
Dlnnv, Ptilladtlonle. 11. Berenvl. Clncln· natl, 10
SAVES~ l!ledrO$ll n, Atlante, 2; Le
Smith, Cllkloo, 'l; Sl1k, Ntw Yotk, 2,
OrOJeo, ..... YQl'1l, 2; Rt1rdon, MOl'llrtll, •
2, Gwn11, Pltt1t>ur11h, 2, Gouaoe, San
Diego, 2, ~IVICk\I, San Dlello, 2
Colle9e
UC lrvlM IS, l.ent Bead\ SI. 2
UC Irvine S32 113 000-1~ II
Long Beacn SI 001 100 000-2 t I
Ju111 and Morgen, Han•on (8) Wllllem,,
Moreno 11). Fotl>I• (3), Pall.~IMn (6),
FrHlO (6) and BIU1no.r, Oav11 (11
Benedict 191 W-Jusll L-W1t11am)
'lB-Davis CUCll Moro-n IUCfl Bllnk~'h•O ILBl. Benedict ILBI Broad
Mid ILBI JB-trv1ne IUCll
01Mf' ScorH
Sl•nloro l'l, Arirona S !Note Former
Eol1on High slar Mille DtBenon had lour
"''' al'ld flvt RBI for S11nlord)
UCLA 11 Cai.tornla S I Nolt Formtt
Corona 04!1 Mar H•llh ollc'1er Jett Pries
oick.a vo hi\ flflh voctorv agaln11 two o.feats 10< UCLAI
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SCMlttl Coast Conference
Senta Ana
Orange Col\t
Gotoen Wu•
Cerrito\
Fuller Ion
W LT GB
" • 0 13 s 0 1
Mt San Antonio
Cvoreu
Como1on
13 s 0 l
t1 6 0 1
9 9 0 s
1 11 0 1
3 " 1 10 , 0 17 I 13 ,
TldlY'I Gamet (llOOfl)
Ml. Sen Antonio II Orenoe Cou 1
Cold~ we11 at Cvoreu
Comoton 11 Fullerron
Ctrrllos al San1a Ana
Hlllltl schOOI
E dlaOfl 2. Oc••n vi.w 1
Octan Vii!W 000 010 000-1 I 1
E o•son 001 000 001-2 6 I
Dovot11v Wil\O<t 181 ano Kirby Emme Wrt11nt (51 Demaio (6) and' Elhion'
W-Dameto, 6· I L-Wllson 2B-Sinclair
CE >. Buotf" IOV) Nash tEl 3B-Oemato
!E l
Feuntaln Ve .. v '· Marini 2 Marina 000 100 0--1 6 o
Founteln Ve lltv 00? 043 x-9 9 I
Dee, Emmons !SI e nd Blol<dvl\ Share>·
neck ano Leonerd W-Shernacll
L-Emmons 7B-Sharoneclo. (FV) 1
Stivers CFVl
Hunttnvton 8aecll l, WHtmln\ter ,
Wtstmlnsltr 001 010 0-1 a o
HunlinQton Bt1ch 111 000 x-3 11 1
Han,on, Weetrowskl <21 and Long.
Lldvott, Denton 161 ano Shorlev W-L1dvolf
L-Han•on 2B-Gordon tHBI
uvvne H•• 2. LIVVN B"ch o
Laguna H1ll1 000 100 0--1 s o
Laguna Beecl\ 000 000 t>-0 3 1
Wero a nd Roman. Natu ano Falk HR-Plemel (LHI
San Clemente S, WoodbrldOt 1
Sa n Cle~nte 110 020 I-~ 6 o
Woodbridge 100 000 0-1 6 2
Devine. Keenev (O McCormick 111 ano
Sut1erld11e Adams 161. Fra nk and Mc Ntt
W-Keenev L-Frank I 3 2B-Moralln
CS() 3B-McCorm1ck ISCI
Llff!now .. Cllr 4, NtwPOrt Chr O
Ntwoor1 (hr 000 000 0-0 2 1
Lttf1ngwe11 Chr 013 000 a-• • o
Freoer1clo.son Collav 131 ano Dean Sa n
toro and McCartnv
HIGH SCHOOL ST ANDINGS
Sunset LHGU•
Octa,, v ,.,.
Edl\On
We\tm1,,.,ster
t=ounra1n Va11ev
Hun11n111on Beat h
Marina
W L GB
7 1
I 7
I> 3 I • s )
1 7 ~
I 8 6
FrtOIV'l Scores
Hu,.tmoton Beat h 3 Wn1m1nstt r 1
Fountain Vallev 9 Marona 1
Edison 2, Octan View I !nine inninos!
Souttl Coast Leaeue
w L T GB
Laguna H•lls 6 0 I
Ceo111rano va11ev 6 O 1
San C1tmen1e 4 3 0 1 >
M1u 1on V•tto 3 l 0 3
Woodbridge 3 • 0 3 >
Dana H1ll1 I 6 0 ~ •
Laouna Beach 0 7 0 6 >
l"rldlV'' Scwea
Laguna Hills 7 Laguna Beach O
San Clemenre S, Woodbridge 1
C101"rano Vallt v 7J Dana Hills
NHL pl1voffi
DIVISIONAL FINALS
( BtU ·of· S.V911)
Fr1clav'1 Scores
Monlreal •. Quebec I ISeriu loeo . I 11
NY h lanaers ~ W11ln1n91on • 1011
I Sent\ lied I I 1
51 Lou•\• M1nneso14 i toll Ser•ts ••td
I I
Catoar~ 6 E dmontor S 1011 Ser" l1eO
I
Sunday's Games
NV h la noers al Wa\h•notor
Quebec a1 Mon1rea1
Edmon1on at CatQarv
M1nnt>so111 at St Louis
MonclaV'I Glmt\
NY ISia nders 111 Wl\h1n1Jl()n
Qul'l)eC at Monlrt>al
M1nou o1a a1 S• Lou·s
Edmonton al Calgerv
Wtdntsclav's Gamu
Mo1'1re11 111 Queot<
Was111ng10" al NV htanO~rs
SI Loui\ a t M1nnno1a
Caltlarv at Eomonlon
l"rlclav, •or• 20
Ill neouervl
Queoec; 111 Mon11~e1
NY 1111ndtr1 at Wa>hlngton
M1nntsola a1 St LOU•\
Edmonton el Ca111arv
Suneln, A e>rll 12
(If ne<euanr I
Montreet 11 Qvel>I<
WHl'll!lglon et NY lsl•no•"
Calgarv •' Eomonton
SI Louil a t Minnesota
~'• volevtNlll
HIGH SCHOOL
SU<t\.tt Lla.uf
F!N"l11n Veht v o.. Hunlrngton B11cn
IS 6 IS·6 IS·7
I.I Qv1nt1 Ofi Oc.an View IS 1 13 I~
11 IS, IS·l . IH
Edl\Oll del MArlne u 11 I) 1 IS II
S.. View l.Mtue ~1t111Cla Olf lrvlllt 1\ U 1~ e lS e
f l T()rO Ott Unlvtnllv IS I IS 17
I) 13
Ntwoorr HatDOr a.I Cot t• M<t\11 I\ J
IS • IS S ~ c .. tt 1. .. eue
Dan• HI"' dei WoodOfl~ 1 IS I\ \
IS•1 IS S
L" A .. mJtes
,._IDAY'I "HYl. TS (~ ., fl ........ ha"'"' "'"""') ,.ST ltAC•. OM Mlle oece
Swlnellne (Ptlllnol • oo uo Joo
Tv&Mctl ($!Nth) s 00 uo
Knt\ltll Crea.et C&cMKOIOI\) 340
AllO reced Htf'CVIH Olrecl. Ye Wallad,
Mk ro Magic, Scotch Brie/It, Tlrn411v Prll\C.I
Untl>Ol<en
Tlrn41. 200 71S n IX.ACTA I 1-7) oald '-'110
Sl~ONO "ACa. One milt Nee
Double 81rdle (Web•lar) 9.00 UO 4 00
Hiii Country !Sherren) 11 to HO
Wtll SeelOllld Gll'I (Slfftll) 3 .0
AllO rac.o Pri11Cfl1 Lela. Grend Slam,
Flnal CeH. l eroort Marianne, Vtlltll•
Henover
Time 700 n IX.ACTA (7·2> Pela 111'10
THlltO ftACa. One mile OICI
TheOl'e Henovtr IAnoan) • llO 2 to 2 to
GOOdlimt Bvrd (Cogen) S llO 3 10
Oorotl'lv Bret ILecuv> s 40
Al\o raced Annoh Bruadtr, Wind·
emere, Oentn Enci.avor. Summer Shade
Time 1 S6 l S n EXACT A (6·41 oa1d 117 00
FOURTH A.ACE. OM mile 1>act
E•treord1nerv IB•vlft\l 8 llO 6 90
Professor O.oorne llhlChfordl 6 20
Se>ec1at Peter CBa111ergeon>
4 II()
• 00 s 20
Atio raceo Native Leeder
Cllance. Looking Gooo Reoat
Crul\ino
Home
Ga relit
Tim« I S7 315
FIFTH RACE. One m11t oact
La Norm IOoveli\) 8 60 6 20 4 40
Dirtct Kino I Anoer\onl 21 60 10 80
Ma• Burnbro IBe1Mar11eon> 6 20
Al'o raced Rowan Crest Noble Tenet
Random Wino Krt1rers Pooov RO\tllnd
Adover MOO<lv Blue
Time 1 SI 2 S
S2 EXACTA 18·41 0110 119'60
SIXTH AACIE. Ont m ile oace
Slivers Starlel ISl .. lht 2S •O 9 60
Traci MIS\ (Meter) A 80
Rnooa Lobell (Snerrtn)
HO
190
2 ao
Alio raced W!llsllt Ball Spring
lrumo Soueere
Filng
Time 1 SI 3 S
U EXACTA 11 811><1ld Sll1 80
SEVENTH A.ACE. Ont mite oact
Final Nolt (O~n,,) IS 20 680 JIO
Triu LUI !Plano) 17 40 1 20
Arvernts Girl (Giimour) 180
Alio receo· Min Warm Brttrt, Regtnl
Milt , Whllla 5chat1le . Baroneu c11r11
Koeu Dream, Roval Ramoa11e
Tim«. I S6 31 S
S'l EX.ACTA I•· II oa1d \ISO ao
EIGHTH RACE. One molt oace
Armoro Cedtt IAtcrmn) '00 7 oo 1 40
Greener P1111urt\ IC rowel 7 'lO 2 •O
Long Fella !Harmer> 2 10
Al10 raced Srop the YankH, Shannon
Matoritv, Meadow B G . Sameneu, Her
rl\On Minor,
Time: 1.SS 3/S n E XACT A 1•·71 Pelo 564 00
NINTH A.ACE. Ont m itt oace
On Road Again CG1tmour ) A 20 310 3 llO
F1rll Rui.r ISnottv) • 20 l 60
Familv Portra it !KueDterl • 80
Also reced Jorir tnle<"sttlfar Block
ShedOw. Tax Credtf. K1n11 lower, Con·
ftndtr
Time I S6 l /S
t'l EXACT.A (4·31 oald S20.10
U PICK SIX I I ·8·1·4·4·41 oa10
11,462.80 with 21 winning hckell (five
h0rit1) Carrvover 0001 lOJ,ISJ 20
TENTH RACE. One m11t oaet
Primitive Streak lAnd\n) 4 40 ) 60
Master Swllcl'I (Hvmanl 6 20
RICfl N SotctY (F1\COI
310
• 00
1'0 Also raced HI C Sluooer
Danit All~ro Scoro10 G
Andvs Lltv
M1on1ghl Mine ,
Fire and Rain
Time· I se )I S
12 EXACT A 17 1 J oa1d Sl'l .0
Atlendenct 7 37•
S1nt1 Anita
FA ID A Y'S AESUL TS
lllrd of ti ·OIV fttOf'OVl!hlM'ed "'"11119)
FIRST RACE. 6 lurtongs
Rovat St George t Mc(rn) 11 80 4 80 3 70
T ur!l1ng Wnet l\ 1 v ettnzueta I 3 40 1 60
Unctt Duke tDe1anouuavt1 • 20
Al\O ra tl'd Fleet B•o. Gotoen M1n\lrel
Oaodv Lon111to\ One Muter Ari ' Lucky
Son. L'Ch1cte Eartv Tomatoes
Time I 10 4 S
SECOND RACE. I I 16 mill'\
Mountain Maid !Hawley 7• 10 3810 19 70
Queen ol Da ro,nen 1 Fuen1es 3• 10 14 40
(l"ataouos O•ll'Qal 9 •O
Al\o raced Goa·\tee" Po11v Hog"
F at1brook Bc1•0•t' Karen F .,Otr\ Cnarn
0 s a .. o Tear Pa d Rult F unune
Time 1 46
12 DAILY DOUBLE rs 11J oa1d H ll60
THIRD RACE. 6 tur1on11s
Tonooan Low (MCCarronl S 80 J 10 2 80
No\fos (Sibille) l 80 2 80
John J errv IOhvert1) 3 10
Also rac.a K1n11 of int Green Bower
Song Pallern Maten Yan~tl' Ir.
l ime 1 10 3 S
FOURTH RACE. 6 l lurtongs on 1urf
Sttefinciove 1McCarron1 1160 310 120
Cna moa11ne Bio IDelehouueve) 2 40 110
Gem1n1 Drtamer CP1ncov> 7 ?O
Also raced Moliv1lv Accouslfcal. Sliver
aoe
Tim e 1 14 3 S
'5 EXACTA t I 61 1><1i0 ISBO
FIFTH A.ACE. 6 lurloogs
Pr1nceu LuruUan IVlnrll IS 00 6 00 3 60
Pa1ch Petch Paten 1Pinc av1 s •O l 40
fh:: Ra111n <Hawlevl 3 20
Also raced A111oaet O'Haoov Dav
Be1occo. Crlm\on Ca meo. Malchoennv
Time. 1.10 11 S
sS E XACTA 17 SI 1>a10 1107 00
SIXTH A.ACE. I I 16 mllt1
Indian Febles (Merel 11 60 4 IO 7 80
PrlnctH Leltt.1 IFuenltll 4 10 2 80
Wllatamom CPlt rctl 2 10
Ailo raced Send1na J1flv Lune~
T·m t I 4S l S
SS EXACTA 3 1 011•0 1104 SO
SEVENTH RACE. l f 16 m 1lu
La dv frilbv 1Va lenrut ta1 7 60 510 3 00
Kenerov IP1r>cav1 100 3 •0
Stemware CMtCarroril 1 40
Also raced Jell La r on1e.n 81(1 Pott n
ha Island\ To1a1 Woman
T•me I U
U EXACT A 6 l Oa•d \98 00
EIGHTH RACE I • molt s on turt
Snaro Songer IL On&l'T' 1 10 3 60 4 00
a let Hol Ce \laneoa ) 00 2 10
a Mau er a IOPl&hOunave l 00 1 80
·-nlry
Atso rac!!d Hanel\Oml' One Wolve•
Heogllls Valal\ Aguila
Time I '8 I S
U PICK SIX CS I 1 3 6·0 oa10
\30 935 60 w'"' 10 w•Mong loCkell l\oa
tiorsesi l? P '"' .,,. r1>nsota l•O" oa•O s796 00
w 1tn 74 w•nn1nQ tic11>t1' t1v~ nor'e'
NINTH A.ACE I I 16 m.lf\
11. ou 1n11 G " F ur1118' 11 10 10 00 ~ •O
\olvr r Lu \ Pr df tPoncev •60 lXI
knot Two tHewtevl 160
AISO ract<I Ju\l1ltcan1t Ma1ma1\0n
Tru\I Mt Crawltv Beautv Br ll Ratnt>ow
Guedra
Tlrne I 44 • ' J5 EXACTA 16 81 Ofttd \19600
., Allenoa nrt 7l 613
Communltv c ..... trick
AUN'S DECATHLON OVALll''l'ING
111 lkller•~ c ..... 1
F •nll stenoong\ - 1 M11r1< Hellt01't
1!>add'4tblc•l 7.075 00tn1,, 1 Douotn\
r tfnandtl ILono Beech ((l 6 614 ) !>t1.i~ 8 loo.t>uro11 (Or•n~ Coa•O • 470
4 R1c1< Merllne1 (Mt ~n AnlonlOl 6,J21, )
Jim Baml\l'I IMI San AnlOtl•Ol. 6, Ill 6
Leon PnlHIO\. (Ofll'IOt Coatll •• oso 7 ,,ev•
Fe u\t CMl11Costel. ~ 12) I Cl'lros Koon
CMtreCostel S 7U 9 Arnold Fan ILDnll
8et<l'I CC I S •10 10 R1tll11d Mtn<IOlll
IGOIOlll Wl\ll, S 2)~
Note 'too "• 1av1nce 10 '""' "'"' Mev ll Jlillt 1 11 aelllf'\flfld Colleoel
WOMaN'S Hal'TATHLON
I f'1n11 \111\0lnQ\ -1.1 T~1 !Mt \an
Anlon•ol S.de. 1 Crv\111 Youno !Ml ~en
Antonio > • 900 l Carol MIH• (Vt11tvrt l
• 161. • ..,no1e MCCerd 10.ano. Coa\ll
•.Ill , ) La0o4>ne Moort (Sal\ Dt.oo
~U•I • 612 6 lhch4tt De vi\ 1Mlr1(0\ll )
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Au«n CerdwlP!I ''""''Ion! • 163, 10 Gigi
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41 41
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ll•D,nver M 4 Mt 7
KtM.t• Cllv 1'I '4 4$7 t
Sain An10tllo l6 O UA t
Hou\IOll 2t S2 SJ• 16
a11sT•"N eo .. rua..ca ... "*~
11 • Bouon 61 20 •. Ptillad41fl>l'll• $0 30
•·New York •1 34
x·New Jtt'MY 0 :U
a·Wa$hln111on JS 4'
CeMnl OMllen
1t·Oe1roll •9 32
JC·MDweuil" 49 37
60S
60S
101't
14
16
26
a·Allante 39 42
Chieeoo t7 s.
Ctevtllno 27 S.
•11 10
333 22 ll3 ,,
1no1~na 26 ss
a·cllnclled 011vott oer1n
Y·ctlncned divl•lon "'" .. rklev't ScOl'H
OellH ICM, !,Aken 103
Attenta 1 II, New Jersey 112
Oelrolt 12t, 80\lon 110 lotl
Indiana 1 l9l Weshlngton llS
N-York 07, Cleve41no 98
MllweukH 109. C111uoo IS
l21 23
San An1onlo 129, Hov1ton 12t Coll
Portland 107 G~ S1a1e 101
TenitM'I Gamel
Clevllend II W1snin111on
0t1ro11 " All•nl•
HOUSIOft II KenlH Cllv
Pniladttol'tl• 11 New Yorio.
lndlane 11 Mllw•uke•
Uleh at San Diego
Sultdav'• GemM
PllOenlx a l l.aken
New JtrM'I' al Bolll>ft
Chicago " Pnilloetotile
Denver II S111 Ant0ttlo
OaKH el Go!Olft Slllt
Porllano at S.e111e
ENO "E(;ULAR SEASON
Maverlclu 104, Lakef'S 103
DALLAS -Aguirre 20, Vincent 70.
Cummings 12. Blac•ma n 16, Davis 6
Heroer 17, Garr1111 13, N1moh1u1 O. Pneu11v
O To1a11 40·8' 1'·39 104
LOS ANGELES -Ram 1>1s S. Wilkes 11.
Al>dut·Jet>O•r 31 COOM• 3, McGee 15
Sorio111 6. Wortllv 17 Kuocl'!ak 3, JorOen 3
McAooo J To1111 '4·16 13·21 103
Score bv 0Uartw1
Dallas 11 11 28 27-IOA
Los An11ete1 ?9 73 27 24-103
Tnret·oo1n1 goals-McGee 2 Fouled
out-none Ret>ound\-Dallu 37 !Cum'
mln11s 16). Los Anotlts SI IAbOul·Jabbar
II) An11h-OellH '14 !Davi' SI. Lo\
An0tll1 23 ICoooer IOI Total fou11-Dallu
20 Los Anoetts 32 Ttchn1t1l,-Oe11u
Coacn Molle A-u 611
SAN
76, Soea
12·24 S'l
HI~ COLLEGE WOMEN ck 64, San DieOO Mesa Sl
I CI Coast Conftf911C•)
EG MESA -Lan111ol\ 10, Loo
.; milh 9, Garrell • Tot11s 1C
SAOO ACK -Ga ns 7 E\lev 22
Jone\ 10; DIOOk 11 Garcia 4 Lenoue
4 Htnl!) 11 01111 28 I· IS 6'
Hellllmt Saodteoacto., 30·20
To1a1 loul\ San 0 1eoo Mesa 17 Saddle
oa ck 70 Fouleo out Loo (SOM) Hines ISl
Women's tournament
(et HMton HHd lllend, S.C.)
Oue rterfin.11 Sin11M1
Ce rttno B11nt11 1Can11011 dt l Ketnv
Horvatn CU SI 6·• 7 6 7·6 Cnris Even
LiOYd U S cJt l Svtvoa Han11o.a IWe\I
Germ anv 6 0 6 I Zona Garr son t US 1
dt f SaDr ,,a Gotts Yu11ostavoa S·T 6 I
6·2 (la uO·a • ondf' K ,i\Ch Wtsl Germen•
oet .:nr \!•a nf' Jo1ou aon1 Sw11Zertano1 o I
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UC lrvlM 6, Long Buch St. 0
~· Ano\!On IU(ll def MCChnl1C", 6 I l ·6
6·7. M11n Son Hing IU(t) oel Boon'I 6·3
7·6 Derr IUCll dtf Smith 0·6 7·6 6 I
Am;ir 'UCll def Clews J·6 6 3 6·1
Barhem IUCll oet Scnunz 6·3 S·T 6 3
Downs <UCI cJtf Ho•casilas. 6·1 6 I
NOTE Double\ were ca nct lled bv Long
Beach St
Hieh school
L•llltN Bff<h ,,, .. L•oune Hllll JI,
Sin11MI
Tl'<! Branot tLBl cm Mci<av i.·O oef
Ke•tn 6·2 oet Svn 6·2 Otl Freoerick.1
6· I Fro11 LB .,.on 6·0 6·0 6 1 6 0
Wallace LB wori 6·2 6 I 6 2 6 I
Olckt r\on ILBI ... on 6·1 6 0 IO\I bY
drfue lkl 1011 bv default
Oeut>Ms
Haworth H awor1n 1LBI d e t
N11uven·Jovct . 6 l . 7 S oet Tron·Trvon11
6·3 6·1 MaQOfi Tim Brandl ILBI solll
6·3 S·7 won 6·7 6·1
Muina ,., F ovnt•in v elev 1l
SiMMt Wong M Of! Nguvrn 6 1 de! ( ao •
o·J oel Hanoawk 6 1 oe l Do o I Loc~wooo Ml IQSI 6 1 s 7 #0" 6 0 0 )
TPVI\ •M1 won 6 4 s 7 o·O 6 2 Hea '
(M l 1011 S 1 1 6 1 6 4 II
Dov bits
Husltd Ltowe (M l
Mao" D e soo1 6 4
NQuven Nossl)man 6 • 1 ~
M I \01 I 4 h 6 • •C>\I 4 6
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Oecn\·e •( or1 Mel>or• 6·1 6 l Torre\
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MArk McCumt>er
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Jann Coott
Pet McGowan
John Mal'lettev
Cnio Beck
Ktlll'I Ferou' C.ev Br•-
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Jim Tl'IOrot
Pal Lindley
JohnnvMlli.r
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Boo E H IWOOd
Jim CoCl>erl
11 ·Cllf1on Pierce
11 ·Chrl•lol>ller Perrv
a·P!llllo Perkin
Ed Forl
Blllv Cuoer
Lenny Wedklns
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Bot> Gotlbv
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Tommv Aeron
a· David Tentls
Arnold Pal,.,,.r
Nlek Price
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71·74-146
75·71-146
73·73-146
73·13-1'6
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73·75-14
7'·74-148
74·74-14
74·74-148
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75-74-1'9
77·77-)'9
1~7t--14'
74 7S-149
73·76-1'9
72·11-150
13·77-150
73·71-150
73·77-150
73·71-151
73·71-151
7)·71-151
7'·71-ISl
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7'·73-IS2
71·74-152
76·76-152
76·76-152
74·71-152
71-76-153
71·76-IS3
16·71-lSA
77·71-ISS
I0·7S-1SS
7'·76-ISS
75·1l-IS6
7'·7t-1S7
13·82-165
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(al l..IS V191s)
Avello Ol<emo•o
Barb Bunl\owsllv
Vo<:'<• Atvarer
Beth Solomon
Juh '""''" S1tv1a BerlO•act1no
Donna H Wn11t
Jane Btaloek
Btck v Pearson
AliCtM1ller
Jan Slee>hen\on
Oebolf Me1\lt rlin
JOAnnt Cerner
Dia nne Da11tv
Jenl' Geddes
BemDen1e,
Betsv "-•"II Marv Dwyer
HolltS Stecv
Sharon Barrr n
8onn1e Leuer
Vall'rlt Si.inner
Pal Mtvet\
Sue Foolem an
Oebb•e Mauev
Joan Jovct
Alice Rln m en
Lor Getl>lct
Connie (h1l1tm •
Anne-Martt Path
Sally Lime
Marrv D•c~erion
Paltv Shunan
Sanor a Palmer
Lauri Ptler\on
Carole Cna rt>onn1er
Sanora Havrite
Pall R u o
Cherio11e Mon111ornt rv
Lauren Howe
Bevertv Klan
Dalt E 1111e11n11
Ptnnv Putr
Cllris Johnson
Pat Bradltv
Ro''' Jonu
V•Ck• F l!roon
Mvre Van Hoo\t
Laura Bau1111 Coit
Pem Gl•tzen
BarDf• M1rra•11e
Robin Walton
OtfHe SlrtOIO
Btvl'•le v Dav•'
Jane Loe~
Pia N1lu on
Donna (aoon
Na,,cv Luoer
Jone C•allt•
f'>l''t\f HP\\ 0"
Jud• (1a"ill.
Meroe W • "' M '>0• Moorr
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Dot Ct •rn••"
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A 1\0M S11ear a
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70·67-137
6'·73-139
n -tot-1.0
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70 70-140
67 74-141
72·6,_1'1
70·71-1'1
70·1'1-••1
73 61-1'2
61 7•-1'2 n TO--147 n 11-143
68 7S-l4J 1• ,_,43
11 n-•4.J
10 73-1'3
71 12-1•3
74 70-1••
13 11-1 ..
n n-14• n n -1••
71 73-144
76·69-l•S
15-70-US
71-74-145
70·7S-l•S
73-n-145
71 74-14~
IS 70-14S
11 74-US
76·70-1'6
16· 70-1'6
7'·72-1'6
,, 71-1'6
12 7•-1'6
69-71-1'6
72 74-1'6
7• 72-1'6 n T•-1'6
74 73-U7
12 TS--147
13 14--141
11 TS--"7
73·7•-1•7
,, 76--147
76 11-147
10·17-1•1
69 , ...... 7
76·11-1'7
76·71-1•7
76 11-1'1
,. 7•-148
73 TS-148
I' 11 U8
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18 1 149 1"; 7t •O
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11 n-u9
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71 78 U9
71 17 uo
69 80-1,9
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100 bKl>-1 Nlodt (CiWJ, 51~ ICIM• *tnet record), 2. Jetml"" (CXCJ, SS.•. J, Mn lllt). SHS, 4. SOm!Mf• (SA), u.is: 5..
Lewlll (GW), $101, 6. lerO (CypJ, 11 At.
400 jnclo-l 1ouM (Fl, 4:21 n, 2. Wl!Mft
<Cvt), •:1•.CO. 3, C.arero (M$J, •.H.JS. '
Barte IOCCl, 4JO 31, S. o.tlWMY COW),
•.33 '7, ' S.rrow IOCCl, 03.'7
400 ~v re11v-l GOldtfl WftJ,
3::M • (confer~• record), t FUlef10ft,
USG:I, > Orenoe Coell, UU7. • $fntt
Ane, HO.lt. S Cv11tns, ) SUO t Ml S.n
AntOnlo, ·~I 32, 1 Cerritos, 4.16 OS
WOC.\1111
Team Kort\ I Orenee Coe.ti, 3'2, 2
Goldtfl WHI, 290. 3 Cerrtlo•. 114, 4 Stntt
Ana, Ult, Mt S.11 Anl0ttlo, 10.; S Cve>ttu,
31, 6. F w1er1on n
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Mec1Ce1me (GWl 2'17 00. • ClleoNI
(GW), UlSl
200 lree-1 Lei/Ille IOCCl, 1 S7 '1 (COit·
ference record! 2 White (Cr), M•.S3, J.
Berns IOCC>, I 5'.tS; • Renal& IGWI,
2"02.37, S Berna111<t (SAi, 2-0.,90, 6. Pono·
e>len IMI SAC l. 2:0S.23.
SO flv-1 Ou1m1n' tOCCJ. 27J6, 2,
Flfrl1 (Cr), U..41; 3 Dennis (OCCI. 2t.il, 4
Clark ICve>l, 2' 23, ~ BaN tlf IOCC), 2U.J,
6. Pe lllf't6n IGW), 2'.A7,
SO Deck-1 A1ter• COCCI. 2t O.; 2. C~ (GW), 3143, 3 Nowak CGWl,
3U2. '-Mltonev IGW). 31.76, S. Andtf.-
!Crl. 3176, ' &arretl IOCC), n.os so brtUt-1. Rvno (GW), 121•. 2.
MorwOOl/J (OCC>. 3U2; 3. Ounnlno IGWl, 33.JO; 4. McK••n IOCCl, 34.12, s Komar•
!SAi JS.40, 6 Sllrlkotf (0CC), 35.61.
400 fr-1 Oranoe Coul, no 7t <con·
ferenu record), 2. GOldtn WHI, l:A7A.J, J.
Ml San Antonio. 3'S3 '7. 4 Cerrito., )!$$.61,
S Santi Ane, 3 S6 00.
~I c«ld111en1
SllEllllA·NEVAOA llANGE
LASSEN -A lract ot new on 9''2·1ool
Dell oowder end 1>1Cked oowoer I trt.Olt
chair, two ~IH'f•ce lift1 ..
BOAIAL -No new, 12-tool blM.
11roomtd end lllled N Cll.ed oowdtf 4 Cllaln
div 11lllno. two al nloM.
SODA Sl'ttlNGS -Open Sunoav, CIO.\tel
IOOIY
SUGAR M>WL -No MW l -10 ll·•oo•
DIM, 111110 oowoer S doul>le Cfleirs eno '"'
ICCIU OOnooll .J~ OONNFR -No """' 4·1o ,..f66 "· 11roome<1 ano filled OICl<ld oowdll o cnalrs one wnece tHt
HOttTH STA.It -No new. l ·IO 10 1·lool
1>111. groomtd 1>1Ckt<1 oowo.r I cllelrs
Al.PINE MEADOWS -No new. l •IO
16' .-loot bait, 11roomeo oeclltd oowder. 9
c neor\, one surlec~ 11t1
HOMEWOOD -Cto11d lor Ille HIM>n
SQUAW VALl.EY ti 200 fftll -No
new, IO·too1 1>11t groomeo oeclltCI -· oer oono<>11 '"° a ch•ors SQUAW VALLEY 16100 teell -No
new l·to 3·!001 Otlt 11roomte1 1>1Cllt0
oow0t1 end sor1no 1 Cfle•r 1 surtece 1111
TAHOE SKI BOWL -Closed t0< 11\f
\81\011
HEAVENLY VALLEY -No new l ·to
7·1001 l>llt groomed sor11>9, 1ram ' iriote
cne lrs end S double t neofl
SKI INCLINE -(IO\td 10• I~ lt~\Oll
MT. ROSE -No new J , 10 8 1 loo•
oau soring fu11 oPf'ra tH)f1i wtflct Hf"m1tt1rto
ECHO SUMMIT -No "f'w 6 > 1001
Ollt so<ong conoohons I cna.r 1 'urlece ,,,
SIEAAA SKI RANCH -No r>tw
6 ,-loo• Oe\t groomt o sorong 6 c"'"'
KIRKWOOD -No new 6·1o IHool
belt, oowoer end oaclt.td 001o11dtr 9 cha lf \
MT. REBA -No new 4 10 II tool l>IH
sorong 1 cn11rs
DODGE RIDGE CIOu d to' 11\f
seewn
BADGER PASS Closed IOI lht
ltllOll
MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN -N;i new
8·1001 l>llf 1><1c•eo oowoer 1 gonOOll\ 19
'"''" • surface llf ll JUNE MOUNTAIP• -No "'""' 3 I toot
bl\e sormo 1 cllelrs
USFL
WESTERN CONFE .. ENCE
P1ciflc
W L T PC1 l'F ~A
Otn•f' b I 0 IS? 160 140
Ar zon• l • 0 479 197 111
E.cirtu 7 S O 216 91 13A
Oe'< and 0 1 0 000 31 1S2
Centr..i
M•C"•lla 0 1~7 201 132
0 • a"O"'• 0 714 110 135
HOu\10' 0 $71 112 11• ('l·C ~llO ~ 116 IS3 176
S&" AM.v• 0 1'3 70 127
EASTEAN CONFERENCE
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'" the ltU Orel! ltftd • ''"''1<1\ • • Otld·rOUlld s.-Ct!On\ "'ttie l'tA • n 10 •toe
e\ CowMn tor a.itt ~ w•
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In harm's way
Nl.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE NlllC fl>TICE
~~A~.. NOTICE OF DEATH OF cm cw POUNTMN VA&.Ln r~ tottO'#Wle "''°"" .,. dOftlt CH AR LES P AT RICK NOT~~c:;:t M>I
bullnele ": PULLER AND OJ' Pl£T1· ,AOJIOT NO. ~ • IUCLIO
MONARCH llAOH TMVll., TION TO ADMJNllTlft STAI.IT MIOIANI. 406 ,AWY. TO mu I~ Qllnn ""'Oflve, ~M ESTA TE NO. All.HTI SIO WAANIR Nloutl. Cellf. tat71 PP'.OJIOT NO, 4411 • TAJ.IUIT l1t1n°8rlef Groupi.. lno.. Oalt• To all h•lrt, benef&d&M, ST1'11'f MIDIAN8. WAAO TO MO'
1orn1a. ~2 Ivy 111enn Drive. crtdltots and c:onUn1ent ~o EUCLID
L1Qun1 NIC!Utl. Oallf. 82117 r rudhora of CHARLES '0" THM CONSTAUOTION Of' Ml·
ft111 bullMN It canducteo by:• 'ATRlCK FULLER and DIAN t,.AIOATION, LAND·
GOl'PQflllon 9CAPING. AND PA ntANED CON·
Timothy 0. Carlyle, A .. 1111111 ~nona who may be other· CRETE WORK
S.C1y. wise interested in the will NOTICE IS HEREBY given that
Thi• 11a1emen1 wu tlleO wttti t~ and/or estate: lheOlty Cletll ot the Olly ol Fountain
County Clerk of Orenge County on A~tition has been fU ""' llelley. C1llf0tnl1. wlll rec:elv. ... ltd Mar. 13, 1984 """" C>fOOOMlt untll the flour of 2:00 p.m l'MOl4t by WARD C. JONF.S in on tuetetay, AP<ll 24. t984. tor Con·
Publlahed Orange Cou1 Dally the Superior Court of Or-slructlOn of Mec:llan l,,IQallon end
Pll01 March 23. 30, April 8, 13, 1984 ange County J6uesti.ng that L1ndec11>1ng '°' Protect• Not. «8&
1884-84 EDWARD C. J NES be ap-and ••52 111 6COOl'danoe with the
------------Pl1.n1 and Specttlc1tlon1.
PlBl.JC NOTICE pointed as person.al rep-PrOPQMI• 1t1111 be preaentec:I
resentative to administer the und., M...0 oov.r and lhall be !IC·
f..,.TITIOUI eu11 .. •• • f CH AR LES oomp111i.d by on. ot I~ torm1 ot "' ,__ est a t e O t _ ~ bldd8ft' MCUrlly required by S.C-
NAM! ITATlMINT PATRICK FULLER (under lion 10 ol the apecllle1t1on1. All
The followlng peraona are dOlng the Independent Adminis-propoaale that! be ni•rkec:I Protect
busineu u tr . f Es A ) Th Nos. 4485 and 4452 and and ml.lied MONARCH BEACH DEVELOP· allon 0 lat.es ct . e or dellvefed 10 89 tO be In the hand•
MENT COMPANY. 29982 Ivy Glenn petition is set for heanng In Ol lhe City Clertt et Iler offtc. In !he
Olive. Laguna Niguel. Callf 92677 Dept. N o. 3 at 700 Civic City Hefl. 10200 Slater ~venue. on
Steln·Brlel Group. Inc . Cell-,..._nter Dr .• W est, Santa Ana, or before tile hour stetec:I. Al the lomla, 29982 Ivy Glenn Drive ......: Laguna Niguel. Calif 92677 CA 92701 on May 16. 1984 at oes.1gneted time, all bids received
fh1s buslneM 15 conductec:I by e 9 • O M will be pubflcty opened, examined :3 A . ano dec;lared by the City Clerk. Bid· corporation IF YOU OBJ"'""" I Timothy D Carlyle. Assistant CA.. 1 to the ders ano tile public ere nvlled to be
Secty granung of the petition. you' present at tile ~laratton ot said
Th t I d th ... _ h Id h proposals IS statement was 1 e w1 t • ..., > ou e1t er appear at the All bids 50 reeeivi<J~amlned
County Clerk of Orange County on hearing and stat e you obw-ano declare<l will be relerr y the Mar 13. 1984 r-~ Lions or file wntten obje(·· City Cterk to the City Engineer and f240U3
PubhShed Orange Coast Dally
Piiot Ma1ch 23. 30. Apnl 6. 13 1984
1668·84
POOLIC NOTICE
lloru; with the court before lhe C•ty Attorney tor checking and report 10 lhe Clly Council at 1ts r90 ..
the hearing. Your appear· utar meeting on Tuesday. Mey 1.
ance may be in person or by 1984
lt Prior lo commencing work. U'le your a orney contractor and all subcontractors IF Y OU ARE A CREDI-shall obtain a buslnesa llcenae from
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS TOR or a contingent creditor the City of Fountain Valley 1n ae-
NAME STATEMENT of the deceased, you must cordanca with the City Municipal
The following persons are doing hie your claim w i th the Coda No Volume 1, Tille 5, business as Chapters 5 04 and 5.08
THE CATERING COM PANY ruurt or present it to the per-In acco1dance with the provisions
9 172 Catrolltown Or Huntington sonal representa tive ap-ot Sections 1770 10 1777. lncluaive.
Beach. Calif. 92646 pointed by the court within of the Labor Code ot tile Slate ot
Dianne Mane Leever. 9172 Car· four m onths from the da•a of California, the City Councll ot the rotltown Dr.. Hunt1ng1on Beach, "" City of Foonteln Valley has by resol·
Callf 92646 first issuance of letters as utlon adopted the preveiting hourly
Konn..11!1 Eu~one Leev~r~ 9172... ..provided lfl Section 700 of ate oJ w~ lQ.!.' ·~~alt of ly~
Carrolltown Or . Huntington Beach h p ba Cod CaJ of workman or mechanic needed lo Calll 92646 t e ro te e of 1· execute tile contract which wlll be
This business is conoucted by· a forma. The lime for filing awarded to !tie successful bidder.
general par1nership claims wl U not expire prior as determined by the State Director
Dianne Leever to four months from the date ot Industrial Relation•.
This statement was filed with the The contractor shall provide such
l
cm OI' •OUNTAIM YAU.IY CAIJPOMllA NOnct=--NOTIOI It HI Y .._ lhet
&ht Otty Clefic Of tfll °' '~ "*"· CeltOmll ... ,... ptopoull Ul\U, .. hour of 1 t:OO
1.m. on Tueedey, Aotl 14, 111'1 for
ltrojeot No. 221=:=1· Tl. elettr AWIM 0.tot\ IMlnt In too
cordanoa with Pttn• llld llllCI·
llcallona. PfoPOMll INtll be ptellntec:I
unow Mllecl ccw. MO elllll be eo-
CC>nU*lltd by one Of tn. forme of bidder•' MQUf'lly requwect by a.
tlon 10 of t~ ~lone. AH
ptopoNll lhlll be mlftled Pfojeet
No. 22&2 • II, Slelet Avenue C&tc:t\
Batlna MOdlfleallone end m.i+ect or dell~ec:l to u to be In in.~ of
lhe City C11.11t 11 her office In tM City ~au, 10200 81a1., A¥91'1Ue, on Of
betor• IM hour t11ted. At I.he dee!O· •
natec:l llme, Ill bid• received Wit! be
pubtlely opened. examined end "9-
clarec:I by the City Cletll. 81ddl.f't
•nd the J>Yblic are Invited lo be
preaenl at Iha declaratlon ol Mid
proposals
AU bldl 10 rec.tvec:I, l.XllTllned
end dec:lered wUI be reltned by !he
City Clerk lo ltle City Englneet Md
the City Attorney for checking and
report 10 ltle City Council el 111 reg-
ular meeting on Mey 1. 1984.
Prior to commencing work. the
contractor and 111 aubconlrectora
shall obtain e business llcenM from
the City of Fountain Valley In ac-
cordance with the City Munlclpal
Cooe No Volume 1. Title 5.
Cllaptera 5 04 and 5.08.
In acoordence with tile prov1s1on1
ot Sections 1770 to 1777, lncfullve.
of the Labor Code of the Stal• ol
Calllorn11. tile City Counctt of the
City of Fountain Valley hes by rnol-
ution adopted the p11.valllng hourly
rate of wages for eactl craft ol type
of workman or mechanic needed to
execute the contract whlc:tl will be
awarded to the succeuful bidder,
as determined by tile State Director
of Industrial Rel11lon1.
Oakland base-runner BUI Almon is forced
out at second, but breaks up a potential
double play by upending Anfel ahortatop
Dick Schofield. A's won in n nth, 2-1.
County Clerk 01 Orange Coonty on of the hearing noticed above. compensation lnsurans;e 11 re-
Mar 1~. 1984 YOU MAY EXAMINE qulfed by the Labor Code of tile
F240741
Publlshed Orange Coast Dally
Pilot Marcil 23. 30. April 6. 13, 1984
1662-8•
the file kept b y the court. If State ol Celllornla. and snau ex-
The contr1etor ahall provide tuctl
compensation Insurance 11 r•
quired by tile Labor Code of 1he
Slate of Celltorn11, and a.hall 1.11-
ecvte a contractor's certlllcate r•
garding uld compenullon requU.
ments. The contraclo,. lhall lurtl'ler
require 111 aubconlrtctora to alml-
larly provide such compensallon In~
surance for all of the autx:ontrac-
tor's emplo)'MI. The contractora
and aubcontractors lhall lurnlth the
City e certificate of waiver of
sub1ogallon under the terma of lhe
..worker's compensation Insurance.
· PUBLIC NOTICE
ecute a contrector'a certificate re-you are interested in the es-gardlng sald compensauon requlre-
Newport run slated FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollow1ng person is doing
business as
PROFILE M INIST RY RE-
SOURCES. 42<'' > Larkspur Ave .
Corona Oel Mar. Calif 92625
Pml.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
lat.e, you may serve upon the manta. Tile contractor Shall further
~xecut.or or administrator, or "'9CIU"• ell IObcontreotora lO ellTll-
upon the attorney for the ex -larly provide such compensation In-surance for all of the sobcontrec-ecu tor or administrator, and !or's employees. The contractors
(ile With the C:OUrt with and subcontractors shall furnish the
proof of service, a written Cny a certificate ot waiver ot
Spring Tune Up
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DENNIS
8ROSTERHOUS
RUNNING
\\:trm -ur '>Ult ~ anJ 1:ich ·t•s. will a l ... o he
Oavrd F Barlon. 422''> Larkspur
Ave Corona Oel Mar Calif 92625
This business rs condutled by an
1no1v1oua1
Oav10 F Barton
This statement was tiieo with the
County Cler~ ol Orange County on
Mar 23 1984
F241759
Puoioshed Orange Coas1 Dally
Pilot April 7 14 2 1 28 1984
1937-84
PUBLIC NOTICE
.t \\ a1 Jl·d . FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
"R un \t1lll \l,a, lolht• llJ)l4 ()!~rnp1L \.. NAME STATEMENT
I\ h1·111•' 'flllO\llfl'd h.\ Natur.11 l ight bn·r J The follow1n9 person •S oo1n9
The following persons are doing
business as
THE GOLF C OURSE AT
MONARCH BEACH. 29982 lvy
Glenn Ortve. Laguna Niguel. Call! 92~7
Ste1n.Bnet Group. Inc Celi·
lornoa 29982 Ivy Glenn Drive.
Laguna Niguel. Calif 92677
This busrness is conducted by· a
oorpor a11on
Timothy O Carlyle ,Assistant
Secty
This statement was Ille<! with the
County Clerk 01 Oran9e County on
Mar 13. 1984
F240854
Published Orange Coas1 Dally
Pilot March 23 30. April 6 t3. 1984
1669-84
c business as
pmd ull o l \n ht'U'>l'r-Hu~c;,h. Int PACIFIC COAST JAN1TORIAL POOLIC NOTICE
( n 1•n tl'r thl' r rom o 1m n .,cnJ the $5 2090:? B1001<hurst Huntington F<CTITIOUS BUSINESS
l'rt\J'\ kt• along \\tlh \OUr nam\' Jddn· ..... Beath Cahf 92647 NAME STATEMENT
J h -V1ck1e 0 Ritchie 26792 Rawhoof' .1n ' 1n \Ill' lll '\;.11u 1al I 1gh 1 ( ll ~ lll pll' jEi Toro Calli 92630 The following person •S Ooing
f 11nJ p () H11\ s:97 '°It I lllll \ \lo. I This business IS conoucteo by arl business as
h Ill I_ •nOt11iOuat 4 790 Irvine BlvO Ste 108 Irvine. ' I 0 A BUILDING MAINTENANCE.
I 1111' 1111111\ fur thl' nrugr:.ini .t i\' ·il\11 V•cllre D Ritchie CA 92714 ,. • I Th•S statemenl was li1eo w1tn the ,t\ .11lahk 1n .id' appe::1 n11g 111 th1· \rnl l) County Cler~ ot Orange County on Michel Joseph Dumont 25
l\''>Ut' q f 4ipt1n' fll1J \lra rcJ ,ind llll' \prtl Mar I!> 1984 Alameoa Irvine CA 92714
u · \\ I j F241058 T nos business •S conoucteo by an
I'\ IJ/)11('1 ' •II l l\\Ul''>. 1 •nd1v10ual \ t I I . u \ PuDhsned Orange Coast Dally · l l illtlllit 111lo1111a1111n nn n ull r ou1 Pilot Aonl 7 14 21 28 1984 Michel Joseph Dumont
\\a\ tntlw 111~-1 01\mr1~,· "·"•t1lahk tn 1918.84 Th1sstatement was llleOw1ththe
I l · · I I County Clerk ol Orange County on t<1ntJ1 ttni.: \'I \\ l'l1 1ng. plllg1,1111 l'<ll>rt.lt-Feo 24 H184
nJ\()f .It I 11..J I t/1'2-1 ~on F23i338 PUBLIC NOTICE Publtsheo Orange Coast Da1ly
TODAY
RUNNING SCHEDULE I
Sun Run VI, S~. !Ole, and l<td\' I-Mile -Ch.na CuP
'!>er es N' ~ B~•; "' l 10 a rr Sk > 8 o m !Oil J and 9 o m
KO~ •uf" _,, Mdi\Qr" Park-1r Irvine rd!tl c.erftr+ed and
:..at-f"•1oned (0.;l"'>e J.-ee 1\ t9 .,..,,,, T ~n1rt and ,5 w ithout
'· 1d\ ru" i S' ~ '"'· T \hr• For more 1r'ltormat1on onone 111e Newoo" Beiicn R,nners AHOC•ll••on ar 96o·O~SO
C11Y ol Duarte Sk and IOk -Beoms 8 30 a m a1 Roval
Oo~ \ E "men•orv Scnoo• Duorle Run !hrouQn ~an Ga!Jr,e Mv •"~·n lpl)•nd1\ Fee s l8 w•l'1 T·sntrt ana U
w·t••11 . .,,• r r.r ... or e r.t 1'ma11on onone Oonn4 Georoino at
7ll 3SI 1911
SUNDAY
Pr41c"1on G•m HAif-~""'°" -Beo•M 8 am a•
'A~\or Par• '"Irv ne F1a1 tasl tour\e Fee 1\ l lO w1tn
1 \"''' a"d H w inou• ""''" '' 1a1e lee For more "l(t•ma••O" r-no'1e 64S 8710
S1m1 Va"•v Freeoom Sit 1no 1011 Be11,ns 8 am IS~>
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEMENT
The tollowing persons ere doino
business as
MONARCH BEACH INVES T-
MENT COMPANY 29982 Ill)' Glenn
Drive. Laguna Niguel Calif 92677
Stern-Briet Group Inc Call·
lornra. 29982 Ivy Glenn Drive.
Laguna Niguel. Ca11t 92677
This business is conouc1eo by a
corporation
Timothy O Carlyle Assistant
Seely
This statement was flleO w1111 tile
County Clerk of Orange County on
Mar 13 1984
F240851 I!"'" 8 lO 11 '" r 10• • 111 ~.m. V•ll~v Aoven1111 Hosp1101 )l),..e 11•11rt 11raoes R .;r •rrougn re\·d,n••a• 0 ,,0 coun•n Pun11snet1 Orange Coast Oaoy
.vea1 ~ee 1 l8 ""•r ~ I"•" a nd u w•1nou1 For more I Pilot Marcil 23 30 April 6 13, 1984
,,.o,.n1a11c..• onone '"•e i;;,""" Valle" Adven••i• Hoso1tal 6' 1666~84 so•, 58J·09JJ
S1"11 Monica Pou Sk ano 101< Ratt for ftlt SPtciAI
OlvmPtC\ -Be11 ·1 ~ a rro a• Sar>la Mor•ca Covot
A-.Jd1!or "fl" See"~ c(' :.Jfl:i,e wdt'I an uoQraoe then 1ono
llowngraae a•on11 )O"' .; cen•e •o 1ne pier Fee os s 10 w•I"
I 1n1r• 11no n w '"Oul ''"1" H laTe l•e For more •nlormat.or Phone 11) )9) o•6J
Finnu>ort lOk -Beg n19 am a l Col ~101e Norrrinaoe
Fee \ '8 w II' T I~'" S4 w11~ou1 w1lh S7 'ale fee For -nore n•or...,..a•.r,r or.one 21) 186·8644
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollowing persons are Oo•ng
bu~1nei.s as l B INVESTORS 840 Newport
CentP.r 01tve Ste 670 Newpor1
Beacn Calif 92660
P1101 March 23 30 Aprtl 6. 13. 1984
1696-84
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEMENT
The lollowtng persons are doing
business as
SYCAMORE PLAZA MANAGE·
MENT SERVICES. 321 t8 Paseo
AOelanto Suite 12AR. San Juan
Capistrano. Cahf 92675
Charles B Montgomery i !>O 1
Westchfl Or Newpor1 Beach Callt
92660
Oav1d C Barnes. 400 Newport
Cen1er Or Newport Beach Calif
92660 John C Warren 1401 Avocaoo.
Newport Beach. Ca11f 92660
This business is conduc1ed by a
general partnership
Dav•t:l C Barnes
Hus sta1emen1 was flleO with the
Counry Cieri. ot Orange County on
Mar 28. 1984
F242125
Published Orange Coast Daily
P1lo1 Aprtl 7 14. 21 18. 1984
1919-84
h d subrogation under Ille terms of tile request slating l at you e -tNorker's compensation Insurance.
sire special notice of the fil-No bid wm be considered unless ii
ing of an inventory and ap-11 amde on the otticlel blank form
f ta ts lurn1ahed by tile City eno 11 made tn pra1sement O es te asse o r accordance with the provlslons of
of the petitions or accounts this Notice and the Proposal re-
mentioned m Section 1200 qulrements and conditions set lorttl
and 1200.5 of the California under Secuon 2 of tile Speclfl·
Probate Code. :atlons. Each bidder must be
EDWARD C. JONES licensed 1n accordance wlth appfl.
cable State laws
P.O. Box 897 Pursuanl to Ca1tforn11 Govern-
V II C t CA 92082 ment Cooe Section 4590, tile con· a ey en er, · tractor will be entitled to posl •P· ( 619) 7 49-8333 proveO secunltes with the City or an
Published Orange Coast approved f1nanc1at 1nstt1ut1on In
Daily Pilot April 13. 14. 20, :>rOer to neve 111e City release funds
l 984 •e1a1ned by The City 10 insure per·
2034-84
POOllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is doing
busrness as
FUTURE SCOPE MARKETING.
4906', Neptune Ave Newpori
Beach Ca111 92663
Nans1 Joyce Homa. 4906''1 Nep.
lune Ave Newpo1t Beach. Cahf
92663
This business •S conOucteO by an
1nd1v1dual
Nans1 ~Homa
Tilts statement wes toled w11n the
County Clerk ot Orange County on
Mar 21 1984
Fl41503
PubhslleO Orange Coast Dally
P1101March31,April7 1421,1984
1802·84
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following pe1son is dOlnQ
business as
WHOLESALE SERVICE, 16462
Gothard St Unit H, Huntington
Beech. Callt 92647
Lou•s RocllarO EOenhOlm Jr 1217
S Keren. Santa Ana. Calif 92704
This business rs conoucteo by an
rnd1vldual
Louis Richard Edenholm Jr
This statement was tlleo with tile
County Clerk of Orange County on
Mar 22 1984
F241113
PubhsheO Orange Coast Delly
P1101March3 1Apr117,14.21 , t984
1824·8•
PIJBllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
tormance ot the con1ract
Plans. spec1t1ca11ons. and oft1c1at
Proposal lorms to be used lor bid·
:ling can be obtained only at the
:>fttce ol tile City Engineer. Ctty Hall
Cost of sa10 Plans and Specill·
::.atrons 1s $10.00. 1nclu01ng tax II
Ille b1dOer reports thal the Plans
9nd Spec1ficat1ons be sent by mall.
1he malling ano handling charge
ihall be an addillonal $3 00 Nerther
the cost ol the Plans and Specili·
:allons nor 1he cost of marling and
i andllng w111 be refunded
The City reserves the right 10 re-
1ect any 01 all b10s
Evelyn McCtenoon
:::1ty Clerk of lhe Ctty of
counta1n Valley. Cahfo<n•a
Dated April, 1984
Published Orange Coast Dally Piiot
6,prtl 14, t984
2072·84
Ml.IC NOTICE
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT Of UIE Of
FICTITIOUS 8USINEll NAME
The followtng pertons have aban-
:loned the use ol Iha Flctllloua Busl·
'leH Name: PACIFIC SANDS. 1760
Monrollla C-2, Costa Mesa, CA.
926:U
Ann M. We15.5, 778 Scott .,44,
Costa Mesa. CA. 92627
The Flct111ous Business Name re·
lerred lo abOve was flleo in Orange
County on September 2 t . 1982
This business was conducted by a
1ndl\lldual
Ann M Weiss
T1111 statement was tried with tile
County Cle<k of Orange County Of'!
A.prll 3, 1984
F197940
Pubflslled Orange Coast Dally
Piiot Aprll 14, 21 28, May 5, 1984
2022-84
POOUC NOTICE
-------------business as
L B Parlners 840 Newpor1
Genie• Or1;e Ste 67() Newoon
Geach Ca111 92660 Express tries to snap ·";~~l0.Jl;!.:~::"~.:~·:.:'.,:
1 osing streak tonight I ~:.~,::~~::~;40:a~r:~·Q::a7.:~~:;;
PUBLIC NOTICE
1
The lollow1ng person •s ooing
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS OUT OF THE WOODS CON-
NAME STATEMENT ISTRUCTION 34056 CoppPr
Thl' following persons are ooing Lantern Dana Point Calif 92629
bu~iness a~ 1 Daniel P Ensor 34056 Copper
DOLLS. ETC 11 Eccelstone Cir-I Lantern Dana Po1nl Calif 92629
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATl!MENT
The following person •S doing
business as
ECONO LUBE N TUNE
5 510 N Harbor Santa Ana
::::a111 92703
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UCLA hosts Pirate crew today1
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"htfl• at NC'\\-pon H arhor H igh
1 hl' < >< < JU!lllH 'ar-.1t ) l'tghl ~hafX'' up I
"11h l >.lh' marhk in the h<'"· Joh n Mca<.k
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T al I rink :11 <;<'\l'n. l>a\\' '\il''>htt at 'trol..t·
J nd k tl \kin tht· l.'ll\\\\a111 I
·1 <I .\\lrl.'\h manrr<.•v. "'ti"<.'" 'lt1onl'
1;1,1 H'.H tht·rclorc their hoat\ 11h(l1tld Ix·
t:1,11:r '·*''<•rant ··Thl'\ 11mk th1·1rlumn.,
.it the '°Ian D tq!,O C fl'"" < '·''"L hut V.l'
w1.•r<.·n·1 l1ttht n1 n~ ta .. 1 l'tl hl·r · I
f'ilfJI Marr h JI Apr11 7 14 21 1984
182 1-84
HARBOR LAWN-MT. OLIVE
Monuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
5-40-5554
PIERCE BROTHERS
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
BAL Tl BEHGtt40h
6M ITH & TUTHILL
WESTCLIFF CHAPEL
4?1 E 171t1 SI
Costa Mes11
646 q37 t
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cttmetery • M ot1ua1y
Chlle>i!I • Crem atory
:\C,00 Pttc1t1c V1t!w Ori11e
Npwpor1 Bftac.11
(i4 4 7700
McCORMICK M ORTUARY
1795 Lagune Cenyon ~d
Laguna 8ucri. Ca 9 2651
•94-9415
c
cle Irvine Calli 92714 This business rs condutteo by an
G1se1a Cooper 11 Eccelstone (.;11. ino1v10ua1
cle Irvine Calol 92714 Daniel P Ensor
1rma Absmann 548 Silver Ca-This statement was filed with the
nyon Way Brea Callt 92621 County C1e1~ of Orange County on
Th1i. business is conoucted by a Mar. 22 198A
general pa11nersh1p F241120
Gisela ~ooper PubltsheO Orange Coast Daily
Tl'1s statement was flleo wctll lhe Pilot March 31 April 7 14 2 1 1984
County Clerk ol Orange County on 1818-84
Mar 28 1984
F242130
PubhsheO Ora11ge Coast Daily
P1101 April 1 14 2 1 28 1984
1920·84
PUBLIC NOTICE
FIC TITIOU8 8USINE88
NAME STATEMENT
The 1011ow1no person 1s dorno
busrness as
KIM HARDING MARINE. 898 Pio.
ductJon Newport Beach Calif
92663
Kim Oav11 H8rd1ng 2 136 Starting,
Coste Mes.. Call! 92627
This bus•ness 11 conducted by an
1nd1vtOuel
Kim Davis Heroing
This ttatement wH llled wnh the
County Clerh ot Orange County on
Ml\r 14. 1984
F240MS
Publlsheo Oranoe Coast Dally
P1101 Marcil 24 31 . Aprtl 7 14, 1984
1878-84
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8UllNHI
NAMI ITAUMl!NT
The 1011ow1no perton 11 doing
bu91nMa at
CONROY COMMUNICATIONS.
'757 C•bota Allfl Co1t1 Mui
C.11111 92626
J Robert COf'lroy 2 757 C1t>o111
Avft Cot1' MIH C1ltf 92628
Th11b11t1n1011 tondutl~ by •n
1r1d1vcdu11
J Aob•t1 <.onroy
Thr• lltlll'fl'll.nl WIS flltld Wll h the
County Cltrk ot Or11no• C<>untv 'on
M111 'n 1984
f24'917
P11bh•l1t'lO Or•ng11 Co•at Di iiy P1ltll Mt.,~h J 1 Apt II 1 14 2 t 1984
111 19.94
POOUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI BUllHfH
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons ere doing
ous1ness as
FINANCIAL PROCESSORS.
14252 Culve1 Drive Suue A-221 .
Irvine. Call! 92714
Christine Bernes 5 Alba El.St.
Irvine Caht 92714
T11111 bus1neu 11 cond1JCled by a
general partnership
Chrisltne Barnes
Thea st1tement was llleo with the
County Clerk ot Orange County on
Mar 28. 198'4
ft.Q111
Publlthed Ora11g11 Cout Oally
P1JOt April 1 14 2 t. 26, tt84
1021·64
1 PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IU81NHI
NAMI ITATIMINT
Tne lollow1ng peraon1 are OOfng
bu11ne1t H
JAC 2877 Europe Drive. Costt
MeH Ct1llf 92626
J11CQ\1e11,,. Johneon Uttlt. 2617
Eorop11 Ornre Cotta Meta C1llf
9'626
John C l 1t111. Jr . 28 77 Euroe>t
Ot1v• Co111 Me.. 0 8111 92626
Thtt bu11neu 11 conouctect by •n
rndlv11ou111 (hutblnd end wll•I
JoM C .Ltllle Jr
Th•• t11Altm411"11 WH hltd with 1118
Coonty Ct1fl1 ot 0P ange County on
Apr 2 )984 ,t.42IOI
P11t>ll-h1.d Orano• Co1tt Dally Pil(lt Aor11 1 14 21 28 1914
1917 ·84
Richard W Drexler, 2382 Orchtd
rl•ll Santa Ana. Calif 92707
Thra business 11 conducted by an
ndovtdual
Richard W Drexler
This s1a1emen1 was hied with the
::::ounty Clerk of Orange County on
Mar 21 1984
F2414M
Pubhslle<l 0 11noe Coast Dally
P1101 Ma1c11 J1. A.pnt 7 14, 21 . 1984
1816·84
MUC NOTICE
flCTITIOUI 8UllNIH
NAME ITATEMINT
Tne lollow1ng person 11 dotng
bus•neu H
ECONO LUBEN TUNE
48, 1550 N-por1 Blvd , Coeta
Mesa. Calll 92827
Rieharo W Drexler, 2382 Orctttd
Hill. Santa Ana. Cant 92707
Thll bu11neu 11 conducted by 1n
1ndl11ldua1
Richard w Drexler
T1111 statement w11 fllec:I with the
County Clerk of Orange County on
Mar 21 198'4 ,2A,.
Publllhed Orange Cotti Oally
P11ot M1rch31.Aprt1 7.14,2l.1H4
1817-84
Ml.IC NOTICE
"CTITIOUI BUltNHI
NAMl ITATU•NT
TM totlowlng ~non It doing
buSJneH H
MOOERN LOGIC 10181 Mtf·
1tmK Or Huntington Be•Cll. Calif
92646
Mlehaltl L• CIQntnl 10181 Met·
rtmac Dr Huntington BM<:h. Celff
92848
Thia bu11neu 11 conduCteo Cy en
indMdual
Mlehaet La C90n1n1
Thta 11a1ttm1.nt was lileel witn '"'
County Clerk of Orange Countv on
Mar :n 106' ''""' P1.1bllt'*I Ora~ Coal! 0-11y
f>tlot March 3 I l\prll 7 14 21 1t64
11120·84
No bid wlll be considered un..., It
la made on the official blank form
lumllhed by the City and It made In
accordance with tile provision• of
this Notice end the Pr09<>NI r•
qulremenls end condition& Mt forth
under Section 2 of the Speclfl·
ceuons. Each bidder must be
licensed m accordance wllh appll-
cable State laws
Pursuant to California Govern-
menl Code Section 4590, the con-
lractor wlll be entitled to post ap-
proved securities with the City or an
approved flnenclal 1nstllullon in
order to have !tie City rele&ae funds
retained by tile City to lnaure per-
tormence of tile contract.
Plans. specifications 1nd ottlclat
Proposal forms lo be uaed for bid·
ding can be obtained only 11 the
ol110e of tile City EnglnMr, Cit)' Hall.
Cost of said Plans end Specifl-
;etions ls S5.00. lnctuding tax. If the
bidder reports that the Plana and
Specillcat1ons be sent by mall. the
11alllno and handling charge shall
oe an aOd111one1 $3.00 Neither the
:ost ol lhe Plans and Spectflcallona
'IOr tile cost of malling and handling
...,,11 be refunded
Tile Ctty reserves Ille right to re·
1ect any or all bids
Evelyn McClendon
:::11y Clerk ot tlie City ol
~ountain Valley, Ca11torn11
Dateo Marcil. 1984
Published Orange Coast Delly Piiot
April 14. 1984
PUBLIC NOTICE
flCTITIOUI BUllNHS
NAME ITATl!MENT
Ttie followtng person 1s doing
business as
CALL OF THE WOODS. 1926
Placentta Ave
7, Costa Mesa. Cat11 92627
Char les Edward (S k i p )
Lauderbaugh. 308 Poppy Ave .. Cor·
one del Mar. Calif 92825
This business 1s conducted by· an
lndlvldual
Skip Lauderbaugh
This statement wH flied with Ille
County Clerk of Orange County on
Mer. 22. 1984
fM1tM
Published Orange Gout Dally
Pilot Merell 31. April 7. 14. 21. 1984
1823-8.C
PUBUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IUllNEl8
NAME ITATEMENT
The lollowlng persona are dolng
business as·
TRANS-MERIDIAN LOCATORS.
419 Belvue Lane. Balboa. Call!.
92661
Ricardo Tallemante. '19 Belvue
Lane. Balboa, Calif 92661
Julian HOOl)er Oevlea, 840 W.
Thorn Si Sen Diego, Calif 92103
This buslness la conductec:I by· a
;ieneral partnership
R1caroo Tallamante
This statement was flled with the
County Cterk ot Oranoe County on
Mar 22. 1984
'241124
Pubhslled Orange Coast Dally
Pilot March 31 Aprll 7 14, 21 . 1984
1822-84
Ml.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 8UllHHI
NAME ITAte•NT
Tile tollowlng peraons are doing
t>Y11nesa as:
COVE MOTORING. 1635 Whittler
Ave .. Costa Mesa. Calif. 92846
William James Dupule. 213
Oelllla. Corona di.I Mtr, Celll. 92625
Paul Dennla Schweru. 1807 Or·
ange Ave .. Coeta Meaa, Cellf. 92827
This bu11ne11 II conducted by: •
general p81tner1hlp
Paul Denn11 Schwartz
Thia statement wu flied with ,,,.
County Clerk of Orange County on
Mer 22. 198.C ,M,112
Publlahed Orange Coul Dally
PllotMarch31.Aprl17, 14,21, 1984
1625-14
Ml.IC NC>Tict
"CTITIOUI IUlfNIH
NA• ITATl•NT
The lollowlng perton1 are dOlrlg
bualneu "· WESTHOMES ENTERPRISES, •
Upper N-port Pla.u, N-port
Beach, Calif. 92680
The Colllnq.1 Compeny. Inc .• CaU·
lornla 4 V~ Newpon P181.A.
Newport 9t1Klh. Callf. 12680
GOldef\ w .. 1 Cai>lt•I Group, Inc .•
Calllornl8, • UPP* N-POfl Pia.ta.
N9WJ>Oft 8 .. ch. Call! 92680
This bualnetl II COl'IOUCled by I
corporation
JIMM [. COiiing•
Tl'lt1 •tatement waa llleO wltti tne
Counly Clefk or Oreno-County on
Mar 26. 1H4 PMtm
Thomas K Brown. EIQ . l<.tdleon.
Plaelttf Cl Al. 40e 1 MacArthUr
Blvd Sultl 2 10 Hewl)O(t IMecf\,
C1UI 92660
Put>llan.d Oranoe Cout O.U,
Piiot A!>ftl 7 14 21 28. 1N'
1t1WA
t
NlJC MOTU NlJC NO I --.,. ..,._ ______ ...,."5 ............. __ ~-1-~~--......... ..-..-..--.~~~1--~~------.;.;.;-..--~~~ -~~~~~~-"""---..'"4--~~-t .. __,
CM.llr~TMI. •vw-~A~=:.~~
CLASSIFIED
INDEX
to P'tK• Yu M, Cll IN •h ..:..~tCATHlLN~lN .,...TNt .. e~!~~ANV Y*'J,C•ai-.Wlll,..,_~ KllNA~~-\lfe-t'1~ ~._..·•~.., ,, ....... "'* .... "°"';;;;a ... ,.. .. .. ~~411111 L""~fl I ~ ••• ""fof ;MJ°' MU°' .._ Oflloe IN Md ~ INTIMIT MAL"'°""" y.,_ I~ Deoetftw 11, 1113 Of T ..... "°"' At I ATI ML.I Total 1dmlt1ed adet• It to IWINrd ltreM oon.-NOTICI II 1111111\' QIVIN !flat Total lllbllltlet •
MMtlon ot T....,.. Avenue median on or •fl• Aptll 24, 1N4, tile Oaph1I p1ld-up/Ou1ran1y •
t \.,40&.898
1212.149
642-5678
~'&:r'~~ wtth lift~. u Conwvatot ot tile Oapllal/Statutory O.Po9ft S500
INl'ropollll ~~t.d ~~At~~~:.~ _:a::".~ Grote paid-In and .OOO ~UAL DTAJ£
unoar IMllld COM and lllall be ao-~= ..... to ttie hfOhMt and bett contributed .urplut $700,000 ~~ HAila ~by OM of the fONne of • "-lbjeet to oonflrmatlofl of Un&Ml;ned fundt (1Yrplu1) (-) $5, 1•e ""'""" 1.t.nc1 bidder•' MQltl1y r9QU!ted tir lee.. Mid ~b Court, •I th4t omo. of Surplut u regard• &1tiot p..,.._i.
llon 10 of IN ~ION. ~ lodkln. McCarthy, Sarg9tlt & policyholder• $1, 19-4,85• ~.!"-.~....,,,
prOJIOHI• th all h merk•CI Smttl"I, 707 Wlllhlf• 8oule¥11d, a 111 Income for the yMr $305,243 ~ *1 W.•
PAOPOIAL ON PAOJ!CT NO. Floor, County of Lo. Angelle, Stat• Oi9burtementa for the N • $T7, .. ,.. C)w\6 = 230• and aeo1 anCI malled or de-of Celltoml• 80017. air ,,,. tlgflt, Y r ~ D T
11¥er.cl ao .. to l>9 In tile llancta of ntie. H!tlf•t .,,d •t•t• of the con-We hereby certify that the above Item• are In acoordanc. with ,,..,.:i.":n v.11~7 lheCltYClenlatlleroflleelntheCfty wvat" of th11 oertlin ,.., prop-the Annual S1atement for the year ended Oeeember 31, 1883, 11vn•11'4J"-"' .,_.,
Hall. f0200 81118' AY9nU9, on Of arty located In tile County of Of. made to the lnaurance ~ml .. loner, purauant to law 11un1 "'°""""'
1*0te the~ ltated. At the d9elQ-anoe. 8tat• ot Calllornla. commonly Hane Cotteng. Pr•ldent :.:;;:. u.... h
nated time, all blCI• r9CINied Wiii l>9 '•'•~r1d to 11 2315·20 VI• Robert M. Erlotleon. Sec etary '--'"'" Hitlo ~:*.,,.*'C::~ ~ ~:;;~-~ICl==iy C:: Publlahed Orange Cout oa11y Piiot April 16, 11. 18. 19, 2200•7~988~ t,..~en;~1
end t"8 puOllc at• Invited 10 l>9 ac:r1b9cl u t <J--.. -v .. ,. ~t at the declaratlOn 01 Mid PARCEL 1 Dwelling un11 2·G In PtlM.IC MnTICE 111-ic NOTICE "'~'"'"'"'&ah PfopoMla, Building No 2385, u Mid Unll 11 "" rUUL S.n l'l•·-•Hr
AJ1 bldt IO rac:.lwlel, •x.min.d sllown on thfil ctrteln Con• !Mon J .... n ('•P.•11•"'• Ct~:::~ gr~~:;~~ ~c:!;'~;arf~i°1h:~1~::n ~T~~ FIRE AND CASUAL TY B· =:~~u,,.
Ille City AttorM)' tor chedtlng and atlon of Co119n1n11, Condltlont and SYNOPtlt OF THE ANNUAL ITATEMl!NT i-.unw• &o-d
r9PC)(t to the City Councll 11 111 reo-Reatrlc:tlona r.cord9d October 2, THI! CANADIAN tNIHMNm COMPANY Tua11n
ul1r meeting on Tuelday, May 1. 19e9, In 8ooll 909e. Page 80-4, ot S350 Harbor 81Yd. ""'"'""""'" 1984 Offlci.I Aecord1 In the Offic. of tile Mubtl< Ii--
Prior to commenciog wor11, the :;O\lnty Recorder ot Hid County. Coe ........ CA. t212' ~:;.~ ........
contrlCtor and 111 tubContr1etor1 and 1 1/ 192nd undivided lnt8f'•t In Veer End9d 0.C.mbef 31, 1M3 a. " 1 • .,.....,,.
lhlll ootllkl a~ lie.nae from and to Lots 1. 2 ind A ot Tr1et No Total admitted assets $65,44 1,720 ~,,.,. ""'""
lh4t City ol Fountlln Vall~ In ac-7074, "'*map r9COfded 10 Book Total Uablllllea $56,703,870 l"1'••''"" Lut.
eordance with the City unlclpal 261. Pao•• 4 7 to 48, lnctullv• of Capltal paid-up/Guaranty ~ ::';;:-.:.,:~~~:;.'.'"
Code No. Volume 1. Tiiie S. Mlace111neou1 M1ps.1n the Ottlc• ol Capital/St atutory Deposit $1,250,000 , ... L'rnt> c~~p.:~~~!:!n!11~~~ provlllonl ~~~~~~·r.c~=~~rAr~.~ ~~ Unassigned funds (surplus) $7,487,849 :~::::: ... "'"' Mv•.-1
of S.Ct~ 1770 to 1777. Inclusive, 1bov•ref8f'red to Condominium Surplus as regards 1"''""" 1'"""'1"
of the Labor Code ot the State of Pl1n pollcyholders $8. 73 7 ,849 :·~~·,•,:;·!,!;~""''
Calllornl•. the City Councll ol the Exc.i>uno any portion of Lot A ol Income for the year $42,60 1.781 lllobtl• u,...,. ""'"•
City of Fountain Vall~ hat by rMOI· Tr1et No 695 t u P9f m-i> r41C()rded Disbursements tor the year $43,696. t63
1
.'1uunu11n u,,....,
utlon adopted the prevalllog hourty '" Book 2S8, P~ 24 and 25 ol We hereby certify that the above Items are In accordance with , ~;~~· ~\~""
rete ot wegn tor HCt\ cral1 of type Mll(;ellaneoua M•p• In the Office ot the Annual Statement for the year ended Oeoember 3 1. 1983 c 1u• ,., ""'"
of WOfkm1n or IMChanlc nM<Jld to lhe County Recorder ol said Coun-made to the Insurance Commuss one p s 1 1 I 11.,. "' .. >•m .. ex.cute the contr1et wtllcll will b9 ty OE S E 1 r, ur uan ° aw R-1 Pr•rtr awarded to tll9 tue09lllul bldd8f', Al10 1xcept1no and re1ervlng NNI ALB RT RILEY. UNITED STATES MANAGER 1'lnw She.nnc
u d•tllf'mlnec:t by the State DlrflCtor unto th• Orantor. ns aucceuor• Publlshed Orange Coast Dally Piiot April 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 1984 llE ~
of lneluatrlll Relation•. and alllgna, lrom aald 1/ 192nd un· -t 2074-84 RI Wanlood
The contractor lhlll pro~ Sl.ICh divided int8f'Nt 1n H id Lota 1, 2 and DUDI 1,. MnJ'''C't ___ R' .. I'lS c:ornp9f\Mtlon ln1Urance 11 re-.t, non-.xc:lualve ~II And • _umJk nu .I' .r.. _ IUBl~ ~ 11
ql.lifed by Ifie L1bor Code of IN non-exdullve rights ol WIY ovet, 11: Lu;,:.=...,
St•t• of California. and lhall U · und8f' and upon thOM portlOne of B· ~ ........ furn••Md ,,,
acut• • contrlClor'a canlflcate r• said Loll 1. 2 and A upon wtllch no For Use by LIFE, ACCIDENT & HEAL TH Insurance Companies Lnlul'TU!lh<d
g11dlng Mid com1>«1utlon r9C1ulre-bulldlng or other atructure hu bMn LIFE AND ACCIDENT AND HEAL TH 1 • .M. ~.m
menll. Tiie contrlC'tor lhtll lurth1t crH tld tor necessary or d .. lrable 8YNOP811 OF THE ANNUAL 8T ATEMENT _ l onc1o Unt
r9C1ulra 811 1Ubc:ontr1e1ore to liml· logr .. 1 01 .egret1, television cablea. YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1113 of To"""'.....,· turn
larty provld41 IUCh compenMtlon In· underground wires ind conduits tor Comm•rclal ... nk•r• Life Tuwnt>.,....... llril
aurence for 111 ol the eut>c:ontr11e-alflCtrM:lly. telephones 1nd other ..,. Uupl~:: ~~7'
tor'e employeM The conlr1C1ort purpoMI 1nd ICCO\llrenwtnfl there-lneUrance Com.,.ny !:".::::....n,. f'um..-1
and Mibc:ontractor1 lhlll lurnllh the to . ..-1. dr1ln1. water. gu 1nd 1-401 Dove St,..t, 5th Floor, Apa1tmrnu Uni
City • C8f'tlficate of waiver of 11eam pipes. 1nd 1ccou1rements Newport h acn, CA. t2llO Ape. f'um M Vnr
aubrogatlon undef' tne t8f'ml of !he thereto. and tor suCll root OVlf· Total admitted assets $29,961,627 ::::,-,. llowd
wor1clf's compenMllOtl 1neur111Ce. hlnQS and other tnc:'OIChrMnts of To1al tiablllttes $23.782,559 H.,,,i. M.-i.
No bfd w111 be oonlldered unleu It a Ilka or dlU1mll1r kind, and NM-Capital paid-up $1, 100,000 c ..... ..r-
11 made on the ottlclal blank form ment1 on adjacent Lota 10 M id Gross paid -In and Swnmc-r Rc>n...i.
lumllMd by tile City ind 11 m1d9 In Tract f<>f rool overhangs and other contributed surplus $7,7 16,658 ~~n"°" R<-ni.1> accordance with th9 provllion1 of encroachm9nll, ot 1 like or die-.... 1.11a .., Sl\ar~
1111• Notice and the Propou l re-limll1r kind. together with th9 right Unassigned funds (surplus) ($2,637,590) •JW.n1a1a W&11>M ~~~:'*'~:id c:"::'1~ -:= ~r=~:.''~:~ .. :.m~~ /xo g"::-~~~~~(~~:S:e)!~ag~~~al and ($ 1,218,467) ~~2:'
cat1on1 Each bldd•r muat be ernmental body surplus during 1983 ($1,403.804) cnmmi ~"''" lk»nMd in 1CCDrdance with appll-Ex<:419llng from Mid Lota 1. 2 1nd ln!M.lrance in Force 1nc1..-. R.mwJo
cab49 Stitt 1111111 A 111 gu, oil, hydrocarbonl. min· Nationwide s~
Purtuant to Calllornl• Govern· llfll• ind othllf' aubstancea tying $2. 162.546.000 M..-"-""" mane Code S.CtlOn 45to, the con· below 1 depth of 500.00 1881, but Accident and health premiums $17,287,695 -ANNOUNCEMENTS
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DIMES·A·L'INE
~----------.,-----------...... ~~-..!'------..-----------~· CHAISE lounge $50 L A R Ge ch arc o a I SUNBEAM ml•maater COMPUTI" termlflal, •
646-7536 barbequ. wlCh b.tr•• wttt\ stlachmen'-$35. hOU9lrtgl. .......... Md .
•8 L .,_ • $ 4 o II a r b • r war a Lero• barbeque on .necfled a.,Pbwd aerue> .~ t UV pllr1• ........ •50 rot11Nrle with •leetrlc .,,..., $30. ~ ~ tual fOeM. Addi "9GIN7 ,,
Cover S8 Redtator $36 aplt, excellenl condition s>edNtal table $25. 1 pelr type 10 lndt CRT' MO ;.
Rear gla .. $ t 5 Gaa tantt $-45. Eleelrlc hOt tray S 10 table latnpe S 15. Door .. ch. S•--.. _ • ...._ •
SlO New hub caps S12 chi---""" c 1 ••• ---·-, set. Heat lamp• $2 each .• Man·a bicycle s1s Rival ...... •~· 8Mfl9 ,_a, 125. ~ 10-lpn\ ..
Olaplav cue 530 Front meal ahcer, llke new $30. quart1 and plnta $20 CMh. 640-at1• ~ , 5•6-SG78 H Ch. Carpet plecH • mell glass SlS H•adera _ _ f4x20 $50 each. Cklb COMPUTE" tar "'lnet ~
$35 Web•r manifold L A R G E c h a r co a I chair 125. Chllda wegon ~ deUCNd and ·•
S20 548-6801 Costa barbeque with extrH SS. Bueballs 25' eec:t\, att~~eitruc;.
Meaa S 4 O F • r be r wa r e Nattonel Geographi c tWI foM\. Adds Aeaancy .:
EASTER baal<et• sTiast-rotisserie With electric magezlnH 50¢ t14 type 10 Ind\ CR'( MO _..,
er 1oys s 1 Planleri •Pit, excellent condltton Joann Street, Coata each. 8t ... 4WI coneote •:
$1-$3. Macrame hanger• 546 Electrlc: hot tray $10 M... $25. Sa=ur 10-3Pn\. ·:
$1. Pots .nd Pans $1 Man's bicycle $15 Rival C·..... 1 SUNBEAM mlxrna1l•r _.. . ;.
D1Shea and glau ware S 1 ~8~~~~~e' · lille new S30 with ettachmenta $35. NEW typlel cMlr i20. ~·
lev11 and Jeana S2 pair. Large barbequ• on S<:tlw4nn 10 epeed Girt'• ;,.
536-8280 Rattan love seat S50 whee4I $30. Round wn~ b i ke Var alty f40 . 0;
FOUR H-78xtS wheels 839-9240 peClutaltet>teS25. 1 patr ~. ":• -· and t1r•1 on Ford wl'leets BOY'S 20' b1k.e $20 table lampe 115. Door LUM8Eft.2JC8 1 1..S. E-. '
S 1 S each Two Shelby II Mlchellfl white 23S R-1511 chimes SS Canning Jar•. trlc: stow I 15. • cir..., ~
aluminum wheels S 10 good 1read ttre $8 Pair of quarts and pint• 120 wood diae>laY CaM t11L
each 13xs•,, thirty 3''r p t9SR-t4 lltts s 10 Bike each. Carpet piece• WOtk table with vlot $25 '!
Inell bull ll1nges 50¢ Parts 25e-S3 545-3838 141120 150 eaon. Club T ablea I 10·125. Skli :·
each One 14 inch C11ev----chair S25. Child• wagon S50. 3 dr..., Chee\ s15• >-rolet rim SS One 13 inch Rattan love seat. $50. SS. Bueball• 25C eec:t\. Screen door 115 A.mW
Dart rim SS 548-6538 839-9240 Nat1one1 Geographic 1..-npe wtttl lt\.d. 136.
TfRl:S-:-""two lteei radials ROOOH_T_iron--g-tus-i--o-p magaM• ~ wm.~lekt~ .--
ER76-15 $40 Like new patio table with 4 chalra Joann Street, Coat• Mt 125. Ofllce • m .
rotuy mo wer S40 $50 K irby vacuum Mesa Vecwm SSO. Aec:lt'9f
30"x40" oak linisll othce cleaner with attachment• CLOSING home. Cott• MO. Table~ ISOt-11.
desk $40. Chrome-vinyl S60 S.wi,beam m i x-table. antique wtllta, gold Materla l and yarn
chair $9 each. Oood Hoo· I mHter wttll blender. leallop $50. 2 end teblee, 60c-S5. 2x3 cottc 12
ver floor waxer/shampoo 1 meal grlnd•r. extras S25. gold with marble top ~ eectl. 6x4 llate ~
$4. Head 360 skis s10 Wedgewood Blue Englleh eac:ll. Sofa S20. Vardege board.SS. Salunlll)' and
Bicycle 56 8' table with ! bone China $2S aet 25¢·$2. Gtauware Sunday. 1513 e>renoa.
f 0 1d 1 n g 1eg5 s 2 s 676-3623 Sc·S3 Kilcflen Item• Costa MeN. &42.....-_
S48-9673 IWROUGH-T-iron--gl_ass_t_o_p 26c·S2 Toole 25¢·$4. WALNUT ooftM teb6e $25.
FOUR H-78ic15 wheels l patio table wtth • ~ S-4 20052 ,..ldland l..aM, 4 dr..., dr.-S20.
and tires on Ford wheels $5(} Kirby vacuum Huntington Beach Ten IPMd bike HO.
StS each Two Shelby 11 cleaner with attachments M•redl th Gard•n• BookcaH 110. Joe.
aluminum wlleels S 10 SSO Sunbeam mix-962•7659• 850-3147.
each. 13xS'h thirty 3•;, master With blend.,.
Inch bull hinges SO¢ meal grinder, extras $25
eacll. One 14 Inell Chev-Wedgewood Blue Engllah
rotet rim SS one 13 inch bone cn1n1 S25 aet.
Dart rim SS 548-6636 67S·3623 ---------
BEACH and camping fire TWO ,,..,. new truck tlrel
wood $4. Large bOIC. 9.50x 18.M ply. EJccei.-
780-0229 lent condltJon S.O MCtl.
494-5398.
TECHNICS turntable with FIREWOOD for ~ or new cart.ndge S50 1 &'' • studded enow trac:tl llrea cemp out •4 box.
4/$.40 T oast81' OYen S 15. 780--02:29. Spanish style wrought 140._x_T_O_W_OOO __ table __ .-..._--•• 1rac:1or will be entitled to post ap-wtth<>Yt the right to ent1t upon the Insurance In Force: Calltornla
proved aecurltlN with th9 City or en tur1aoe or 1ubaur1ece of the prop· Business Page $1,434,739,000 ~"°"""''""''" ~1 L..osl & f'oun<l ;!0()4
TWO Flres1one G70x 1s
steel belted raC11al tires
$20 each Three L t5
white wall tires moonted
on 1 S" wheels $10 eactl.
Mag wheels 14x7 $25
each. Four Cougar 73
right lender $50. TV
stands SlS each
650-3567
Iron ewag lamp St5. 3" needa reAnlah, WOfffl io.a
roam double bed mat· utclng MO. VW ~
tr eta S 15. 5'44 Bernard, l)'8tem SS. 2 comfy ec-
Coata Mesa. One block '*1t ~ I 10 Md!.
nonll of 19th between S46-0731 P'-keep
Harbor and M apl•. tf)'lnD. Don't gtweupl
approved llnanclal lnatltutlon In erty abov• •depth of 500.00 teet lor Accident and health premiums
ord41f to have the City releaM fund• 1ny purpoM whatsoever. as re-Direct: Callfornla Pr "'""'loo :IOU 0 aurf boards Russell
6' S50 P1p1ng hol 5'5"
515. both with teaah. Dirr
bike. plastle mag wheefs
2, $25 673--0732
ret1lned by the City to lnaure 1>«· aerved an deed• of rtc:Ofd. Business Page S 18,462.884 p.,..,.,.1 9'-rvl(... JO t 4
lor~.~ ~~~~and ottlcill ~~:~~...;;:So:,,~·;;:~= We hereby certify that the above items are 1n accordance with
Proposal forms to be uMd 1or bid· utllltlel. _.,, ind lor all pu°rpo ... the Annual Statement for the year ended December 31, 1983.
$._ hwl> ~ ll\ltrY<UOn JO 16
Tr•"'' )(lU
ding can t>e obtalnect only 1t the incldenl•l thereto. Including but not made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State ol California. BUSlfl:SS '
office ot the City Eogl,_, City Hall. limited to 1119 construction, ln1tlll1· pursuant to law. FINANCIAL
Coll of said Pl1n1 1nd Speclll-Uon. r9'>1IC4N'Mflt. replir. mllnlen· !John S. Rousseau, President au .. ..._.,,,.. s.~
:atlona la S 10.00, inctudtnQ tax. II ance. oper111on and uae ol ell M arshall A. Strange, Assistant Secre1ary • Bw.1.-Oppcw1un111"
lhe bidder report• lhlt the Plana necessary or desirable roadwa)'1. Published Orange Coast Daily Pilot April 16 17 18 19 20 1984 Bua>nna w..,,...,
tnd Specifications be aent by mall, aldew1lks and condVlll over the ' · • ' .,,,·.,c 0 , ;~~·~7.:·;~:''w~tuniu ...
th• melNng and h1ndllog c:h1rge land detcrlbed In Paroel 2 or that • Mo•" , .,, i..-..n
'hall be an 1ddltlona1$300. Neither certain deed recorded Sec>temt>er f>tlll.IC NOTICE f>tllllC NOTICE ·M•• -·•nud , Iha coat or the Pl1n1 Ind Specif!. 16, 1969. 1n BOOlt 9080. Page 58 I of Mo• • ~·' r n ,
;1t10ns nor the coat of meihng and Ottic1at R41C()rdl tn the Ottice of the
nandllog W111 be relunCled County Recorder of Sl•d CO\lnty The City r--.ies the right to r• PARCEL 3 A non-exclusive eue-
1ect 1ny or Ill bids. ment lor ingress 1nd egress. public
Evelyn McC,lendon ut111t1es, MWef'S and tor all purposes
:1ty Clerk ot the City ol tncldent•I lhllf'elo. 1nclud1ng bul not
Fountain Valley, Cellforn1a llmlted 10 the construction, 1n11alla-
01ted: Aprll, 1984 11on, replacement, repair, malnten-
Publtlhed Orange Co111 Delly Piiot ance. oper1t1on and use of all
~rll 14 198-4 necessary or de11rable roadw1ye
2070-84 sidewalks and conduits over lot B
------------ol Tract No 57 t9. 10 the County of f'tll.JC NOTICE Orange State ol C.lltorma. as per
------------map recorded 10 Book 264. Pages
NOTICE OF l'U9UC 16 10 19 lnclus;ve ol M1sceltaneoua
HE~INO HP:OM THE Maps 10 the ottlce ot the County
PlANfMO COMMllllOH Recorder ol Sllld County
Of THE CITY Of Provided that this deed is ac·
FOUNTAIN VALLEY cepted end made subject to the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that benefits and burdens Imposed upon
on Wednesd1y. April 26. 1984, at the land dacrlo.d In said Parcel 1
7·30 p m. In lh• City COi.lnell above tor the rm.itual benefit of the
Chembera, 10200 Sliter Avenue. owners ol 1ny portions IMreof by
Fountain Vllley. Ille Pl1nnlog Com· th1t c:ertlln Declaratlon of Cove-
mllllon Wiii hold 1 public hearing on n1nts Condition• and Restrictions
the follOwlng Items r41C()rded October 2, 1969, In Book
CONOITIONAl. UIE NAMfT NO. 9096, P1ge 804 of Otflc:lal R41C()rdS
708 1n the Otflce Of llld County R•
Petition 1Ubmllted by Sul*b M•n· corder.
1g9ment. Inc., lor tran1lef' of own-SUBJEC TO All covenants. con·
trahlp end opel'atlon of the v-dlllona. r•stricuons. rnervatlons,
dome Liquor Store at 16581 1xceptlona. easements. rights and
Brookhurtt Str"t right• ot way ol rflCord
CONOITION.AL UIE N~Mn' NO. S11e will be subjeci to curr9r11
70I taxes. covenenta, condltlona. re-
Ptttltlon aubmltted by E L Kell to 1trlctlon1 reaerv1t1ons, rlghll.
conV8'1 the satee office et 1119 ARCO right• ol way •nd eaMmentl of re-
S erv Ice Stetlon et 18480 cord.
Brookhurst Str"t to 1 "tut 1n1Ck The property 11 to be sold on an
•hop Mlllng plCtlllged IOOd Items, .... II" bHIS
pKl!llged off ni. beer 1nd wln1, Bids or offers to be In writing i nd ~nd cioar•tt .. " will b9 rec•lved at 111e aforesaid Of·
C AL UIE NMUT NO. noe 1ny time tiler the llret publl·
1111 cellon heleol and before dat• ol
P•tltlOn eubmltled by Sing 8 Kim ule
tor ch1nge In ~lhlp ol the The property wlll be sold on lhe
llquor store 11 11101 Edinger Av· lollOWlog terms cull or part calh enue. 1nd 1>1rt credit, the terms ol auch
THESE MA TIERS era b9inQ pro-:red It to be acceptable to lhe
celled pur1u1nt to the Pl1nnlnQ underalgned Ind to the Superior
Lawt of the State ol Calllornle. Gov-Court, ten per cent ( 10°/tl ol lhe
1rnment Code, 6,000 et MQ , and amount Did to accompany the otter
the Fount1ln v111ey Munlelpel Code, and the balance to be paid promptly
Tiiie 21 lollowtng cont1rm1111on ol sale Dy lhe
THOSE DESIRING TO te111ly an court
favor or In opposition 10 the The ConM<Vator reserves lhe
propoaals will be given 10 op-right to rei.ct 1ny and 111 b•ds prior
portunlty to do eo at 1119 public heir· 10 entry ot an order confirming the
Ing II further lnl0fm1tlon 11 desired. ;11t
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME IT A TEMENT
The lollowlng person •S domg
1>us1ness as
J AND G SPA REPAIR 219 Tor
onlo Ave Apt 3. Hunllngton Beach.
Calif 92648
Jenniler Nill Uralman 17941
Fernpolnt Cir Hunllngton Besen.
Caltl 92647
Ttt1s Dusmess 1s conducled by an
1no1v1dua1
Jennifer N1ii Uralman
This Slatement was hied w•ltl lhe
County Cieri. of Orange County on
Mar 13 1984
FICTITIOUS 8UIOft81
NAME ST A TIEMENT
T11e 1o11ow1ng person is doing
busineu as
THE AD GAME 1012 I El Cap11on
Dr Hunt1ng1on Beach Calll 92646
Ellen Sue Harvey 10121 El
Capitan Dr Huntington Beach,
Ca111 92646
This business 15 conducted by an 1nd1v1dual
Ellen S Harvey
This s1a1emen1 was filed with the
County Clerk or Orange Couniy on
Mar 13 1984
F240IOI
EMPLOYMEPH
U1 ., v...,,,tt~t
•Ji.t-. ~.hh-.:1
ANIMALS
MERCHANDISE
F240800 Published Orange Coast Daily
Published Orange Coasl Dally Pilot March 24. 31. Aprll 7, 1<I 198•
,..,, .. -..~
~i·P ••rn •·~
r\1..M\t••hl>
Bh'.Jji( M .. 1t t1•I'
Pilol March 24. 31 , Aprll 7, 14, 1984 1672-84 l '4 f0i"f •\ A,_ f4U1(Hfi4''! I
("'"''''''" f"\ 1671-84
P\m.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAMIE STAT£MEWT
The following persons are doing
business as
EMERALD ENERGY FUND II. 9
Cambna. Corona det Mar, Calif
9262S Regional Resources. Inc Call
lornla, 9 Cambria, Corona det Mar
Calll 92625
TttlS business 11 conducted Dy a
limited partnership
Roy H Osterl"lout Pres1denl
This S1atement wH fifed With the
County Clerk ol Orenge County on
Mar 14. 198•
F2'°9$3
Published Orange Coast Dally
Pllol March 24. 31. Aprll 7 14, 1984
1680-84
Ml.IC NOTICE
, ____________ _
PlllllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAMIE ITATIEMIENT
The to11ow1ng ~son la doing
buStness as
INTERNATIONAL COIN REGIS·
TRV. 666 Baker St ,
224, Colla Mesa. Calif 92826
Harvey B Levitt, 2359 Littleton
C11c1e Costa Mesa Calll 92626
t f"" tlf 'OU
~ urr11ri,11
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M.,... "•"""'1
Mu'" •I lruitrunlf ""' l >UH• f urn1h•f•• Al
~ ... tU!Vf1M nt
t•1 .. n1 ... Al c kt<•ru.
'.'tfll,,l1flj,j (;••tt.I"'
f'\ k.<1111 !'tl• '"'
This busaneu IS conducted by an eo•rs
1nd1v1du11 " Hervey B Levitt ~ 1,.,,, r ~"'
T111s atatement was filed with ll'te 1""' r.!
County Clerlo. of Orange County on 1-. ... •• ~-~1 Mar 14 1984 ".....-O ..,.,
F'240851 M.11n• ~'-tu•f Publlshed Orange Co11t Dalt)' M.1n1 -,. r ,..
Pilot Marett 24 3 t Aprll 7. 14, 1984 "'''"• t.. '" k •
1676-84 "''"' •N•
PlllllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEMIENT
"\u"v1o' lnun •. '"'"
S.t11~ ... n 111.
TRAHSPORTATIOH
Aint•
FICTITIOUS IUllNE88 The lollow1ng person 1s doing
NAME STATEMENT business os
fl., ... ,,,.....
( .. ,,,,.."
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The lollow1ng person IS doing BRICK ARTISTRY 2201 Pecllic
business as Avfl! SALVADOR'S MElCICAN FOOD K Costa Mesa Ca111 92627
2359 t Rockt1elds Terencl' M Connolly 2201 Po-
G Lake ForeSI Cahl 92610 c1t1c Ave
•M1•f11(1 "' ''"' "-••l"''"'
M '"" ft1"''""~ Ii\
l • .1dlf f, .. I I
lr1lt ' '
011na Rae Curiand 2 1632 K Costa Mesa Calif 92627 I
Broo1thurs1 This ous•ness •5 con<lucreo oy &n i , , ., " •
D 11unt1ngton Beach C1111 92646 1no1~1d1a1 , ... , , I'•• I>
AUTOMOTIVE
This business is conducte<l Dy an rerf'nt" M Connolly , , "' ,, ,
1ndMdual Thi, ""'f'menl was tiled with 1he .1• 11., u •• ,.
Otane Rae Cur land County c1e1 -Cll Orange Counly on 1 ",,. •
Thie statemen1 wos liled with the Mar tJ 19A4 I ,. '
CHAIR cl"lerry wood and LO-m•hooany pineapple
cane upholstered seat beel $50 Unique 1800's ::m and back S3S 644-4S79 Rlleosrat and gauges
•Olo TWO F1te&tone G70ins mounted on 16 inch solid 4018 steel belted radial tires marble 550 Many an·
•O'l2 $20 each Three L 15 tlque gauges w1tl"I much !~~ white wall ores mOi.lnled brass SS-S4S SOiid brass
•U:ut on 15 wheels S lO each 6 loot coat and llat rack
Mao wl"leels 14A7 S2S S35 Wooden rocking
each FOi.lr Cougar 73 horse $8 Antique llnen
right lender $50 TV l f1s11 hne Clry1ng r~ W11h
stands 5 1 s each ltneSt2 3sheU 42 wood
~1 • 650.3567 ano glass curio cabinet ''"' I I $28 Excellent 13 inch 3'x5' MIRROR SS Twin S1mplell. commercial
Ded S 10 Brollet oven electric clock $12 Space ~~~ $15 Teak lables $8 each saver pine natural finish nio Suri 1:>oa1d S 10 Rauan combo secretary desk
))JI\ headboard $4 6'• 12 and bOok sl"lelves S35
')3' beige carpet $ tO Work Good working Coors
bench $5 Wooden beer neons1gn $38 Many
..,,1 drapery rods rings sup· hghl h~tures from all eras
.,. 11 ports SS Chall $4 Table $3-$35 Forty's good
~11: $4. Lamp table 55 Swivel working RCA radio re-
.,.,,. charr $10 Recliner S 10 cord player walnut cab•·
;:::: Double bed quilt $5 Ous1 ne1 S4S l arge selection
l!O.: ruffle SS 2 pair tiered ol tables and chairs
ll01' cvr1a1ns SS Door mirror $A-$45 843 West 15th
11100 S3 Lighted makeup mir· Stree1 tolf Placentia Av·
"'" ror $4 Fireplace grate enue1 Newport Beach ~~:: $3 Brass wOO<I holder S48-0 135 Saturday only
hl l~ $4 Newport Beach 9-6
•U'l 644-2276 llJH ___ _
3'xS' MIRROR SS Twin
•l:b bed $10 Broiler oven
1ow• $1S. Teak tables $8 each I =~~~ Surf board S 10 Rattan
headboard 54 6 ')( 12
beige carpet S 10 Work
bench $5 Wooden
drapery rods rrngs. SUP·
ports $5 Chair $4 Table I
$4 Lamp 1able SS Swivel
chair $10 Re<:llner S 10
"f'I ·u11
"'!Ji.
7011
°2lHh
7tllH
wiu Double bed Quill $5 Oust ~::~; rullle SS 2 pair tiered
~olJ" curtains SS Door mirror
•oi~ $3 Lighted makeup mir·
tot $4 Fireplace grare
$3 Brass wood holder l
1MJ1t $4 Newport Beach l
•·!t 644-2276
...
"I
ROTARY mower S4 S I
Woman s Scnw1nn 10 I
speed bike $4S Electric
hol water heater $50
Cruiser ano 10 spee<l
gtrl s $40 each Wood
table w11tt rorm1ca 1op
SJS Boy s w~e S 10 2060
Stale Avenue Costa
Mesa Follow Oak S1ree1
Home alter t 2 noon
OLD ma11ogany pineapple
bed $50 Unique 1800's
Rheostat and gauges
mounteo on 16 inch solid
marble $50 Many an-
llQue gauges with much
brass S5·S45 Solid brass
6 loot coat and hat rack
$35 Wooden rocking
norse $8 Antique linen
hsh llne drying reet w1111
llne $ t 2 3 shell 42' wood
and glass curio cabinet
$28 Excellent 13 lr\Ch
S•mplea commercial
electric clock $12 Spaoe
saver pcne natural finish
combo secretary desk
and t>OOll: shelves $35
Good working Coors
beer neon sign $38 Many
light fixtures from all eras
$3 S35 Forty s good
worlc1n9 RCA radio re
cotd player walnut cab•
net $45 l arge setecllon
01 tablPS and cttairs
$4 S4S 843 West 15th
Strl'et 1011 Placen11a Av·
enuf'I Newport Beacn
548 O 135 Saturday only
9 6
_63--,....1·..,,33..,,98-=----..,.--BRA 32-CO, 34-CO, cost
3 PIECE lugg•g• (not $25 Ml SS . .....,., UMCI.
matched) S2S Cloclc S2 24 1-9579.
2 G E. coffee pot• $5 • each Jewelry 25c STORAGE lheO 10 by e
Radios S3 and S6. Fish $20. You Clleuaemble
boWI 50¢ Dish drains and haul. WMtem atMrta,
50¢ RawedY Ann wut• excalent condition $7 b~e1 $2 Ice buc:k•t $ 1 eac:tl. Sta M. LAe1Mr
O'Nefll &we1 su11 S2S Fire vests $15 MCh. 2574 Ox·
place fixture (brus) $20 ford Lane. off Princeton.
Antique Clrill $2S Antique 9so.t997
wOO<I crates SS Camp ""'c'""O,...U_C.,...H--MC-1-lo_n_a_I ~$5_0_
d1sl"les, fin $2 9.5 600 Blaolr. chair $25. Whit•
Jasmine, Corona del ' Lazy-boy r.elinet $35.
Mar 6-4•· 760S Lazy·W'8n tabte 120.
BEACH and campl~ fire
wood $4 Laroe box
760-0229
Nigtltstand 15 Pait ol
hassocita $.20 Kitchen
chairs S 10 •Pl•c•
546-8810.
ELECTRIC range 52S New LUMBER 2xS S 1-5 Elec:-
panel and Cloor IOf 30" trk: S1ove S 1 S 4 drawer
shower wood king l"lead· wood ClllJ)lay C8M $15
ooard SJO Plate coll.c· Wort< table with vice $25
llOn most at issue Of Tables $10-$25. Ski•
less. Skelton·• $45. $50. 3 Clrewer chee1 lt5.
Rockwell's $13-$35 Screen CIOOf 1 15. Amber
Hummels $20. Hlbels lamps wl1h eh*'-S35
S35 Annie S30 Monday Whit• bride• S20 Kltc:Mn
and Tuesday Child S tS Mt $25. Office dtM $25
each Jacil Hornet $35 Vacuum $50. A9cllnef
MISS Muftet $30 Some $.40. Table clothe 50c-11.
bas relief gooCI H Meterlal anCI yern
sin gl es ior g l fll 50c·S6 2x3 OO<k S2
546-2777 Heh. 6x4 elate butt.tin board SS. Satur<1ey end
Sunday. 15 t3 Orange,
Costa Mesa. &42-SeM. BOOKS 25¢ Lampe $2
Yard ctiairs $1 Records S 1 Prints S3 Por1ab4e 1--L-OS __ f_NG--home---,,Co--,,_-
r1d10 S 15 Hou .. holCI tabte. antique white. go6cl
items 5¢-SS Teacher's leer top sso. 2 end teblee,
mateflals 5¢-SS 211 gOld With marble top $25
Hehotrope. Coron• del .. ch Sofa $20 Yardage
Mar Saturd•y 25c -S2 . G l uawa r •
t0am-6pm sc-S3. Kitchen Item•
25e-$2. Toola 25C·"4.
BOYS P1e1hc Trail jacket 9'°"'. 20052 Midland L..ane,
size 14 SlO Men's Hush Hunt i ngton B••ch
PuppleS sue 8'"'W StO Meredith Gardena
lzod Sl"llrtS $2 Soccer 962-7859
shirts $2 OP cord shorts i--.-----------$2 LeVI cords size 14 SS HENREOON night stand
Stubbies and Gotchas (green) S25 Coffee teble
shorts size 28W $5 $25 WooCI chair S 10
Teeneoe Romance book• Double mattrM& and boll
25c Siu ler Silver Circuit SPfl~S S 15 clean Friden
set S 10 Max Machine 15 calculator S5 &44-6030
Flashbr1te pro1ector SS WASHER and Clryer $50
Magic Sl"IOt gallery S3 eact1 Otlhw•*'* S50
Magn11ecto• $5 Lmcotn v acuum cleaner $30
Logs 1S2 Legoa S3 Boy's and girts bike '35
Blocks S2 Monster Pus h mow., S 1 S
Maker $3 Erector se1 SS 6"6-5848 22 t Flower
Radio controlled Stingray Street. C0tt• Mee. rou may conllCI Ille Plannlog De-Dated March 27 1984
p1rtment 11 963-832 1 end r•fer to ~1chael P Keenan
Ille 1bove Item• ;onaervator of the
CLINTON SHERROD. SflCretary :atall Of H id ConMfvatee
County Clerk ol Orange County on
Mar 14 1984 F2407t2 I "' ::! 40x70 WOOD table sits 6 Publt,hf'd Orange Coast Dally 1 "' " ' ·~' needs refinish, worth lots SIC'> CLES lae11es also I
men s J-speed name
D•.an<ls Look ride new
$5 Bun warmer S3
16863 Mount Eden. WASHER and Clryw $50
Fountain Valley Satur-each Dlahwaaher $50
day only V 1c1.1um cleener $30 P11nnlog Commlulon IODKIN. McCA~THY. IA,.OENT A
Publllhed Of1ng1 Coast Di lly Piiot IMITH
.t.prll 14. tt84 l'lfty•Fltlt Floor
2081·84 1111 Wllefllf• 9cMltevllld ------------ILoe A,,...._, CA. ICI017-Xtl PlBlJC NOTICE 121a> no.1000
------------Publlahed Orange CoHI Dally Piiot "1CnTK>Ul IUl•ll .t.p11I t4, 1S, 21, 1884 2077-84 NA•ITATl•NT TM fOllOWlnQ pe<IOn II doing
bu1lnet1 u :
LOOK WHO'S TALKING. 711 W
I 7th SI Suite 02. Co111 M .... Call!
82426
Mlfll Vietor HtnNl'I and Alo-
toelat•. 321 E 23rd St . Cotta
MeM. Calif 92627
Thi• buelneu 11 conducted by •n
lndlvlduat
Miik Victor H1neen Thll ltlt9m«'lt WU flied with the
County Clerk of Or•no-County on
Mar. t2, t94A ,..,.
Pvblltlhld Or.,. CO.I o.tly
Piiot Mwctl 23. 30. ~11 t. t3, t"4 16411-84
MUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 9UllNlll
NA• ITATIMPIT
The lolloWlng !*ton 11 doing
bullMM U
ERNIE'S NEIOHBORHOOO
VIOEO VAN. t 12 24th St , N4lwpOf1
BHcn, Callf 928&3
ErnetlO Luc.ro, I 12 24th St .
Newport 8Mc:tl, Calll. 928&3
... TN• buliMA II c:ond\.lcled by an
lndlvldual
Erneeto Luceto
Thia ataltn'*lt wH fl*t wttll the
CountY ci.rtc ot Ofange CO\lnty on
Mlf 21. 1"4 n.1•
Pubtltti.<I Or~ COU1 011ty P18JC NOTICE Piiot Marctl 31, Apr117, 14, 21, 194A ~--.....;----------~~~1 1801-IA FtCTmOUI llUIMH MMl9 ITATlllllNT
Tne lollOwlng l*tO"I "• doing MUC NOTICE
bu.in.NM. AC11TIOUI au ... 11 MONARCH BEACH COMPANY, NAM1 ITATftkNT
29H2 Ivy Glenn Oftw LAQuna The 1o11ow1ng J*&on 11 dolrlQ
Niguel, C.ilf t2t77 ~ A
!heln·IMf Group, Inc , c.i· MIL BA~ Pl.4$TIC$, t27 E 0)'9t
tomla. 2ttl~ Ivy Otenn Ofl¥9, fi'd . S1n11 An1, Ca•f t2707
Laguna N!QU91, Cellr t2tT7 . F'Nd l Fowtef. tf!O Hlghllnd
r1111 buelnett 111 condue19CI "Y • Oak• Of .. Areactl1. cam t tOOt
OOfJ)Ofltlofl Thlt DutlMM la Conducted by 1n
TIMOthy 0 Clrlyle, A•ll•t•nt lndlvlduel
Sect'r F~ l F owl4lr TNt eta~ W9I ftted with the Tllta l lllln*'lt WU 1119<1 With tne
County CWll of 0ranoe County on Count)' C*1I 01 Or1lltl09 Coun~ °"
M• 13. tH4 Mat t3 tt14 ,..._ ~
Pvt>lllNd Of&n91 Coelt Oely l'll~llMd Offltl09 Coeat Delly Pllot Merdl 23. 30, ~ t, t3 tN' Pilot Matetl 23. 30 ~It. 13 tllM
1tt7-t4 1t70·84
Fi40M2
Pubhaneo Orange Coast Dally
Pllol March 2• 3 I Apnl 7 14 1984
167S-8•
root.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IUllNEll NAME STATEMENT
The lollowino persons 11re dOlng
Dus1neu H
3·0 BUSINESS COMPUTERS
3199'-D Airport lOOD °' Cosll
Mesa Calif 92626
3·D M1n1COmput1r SerVIOH Inc
Calllorn•a. 3199·0 J1irpor1 Loop Dr
Cotta M•sa, Calif t2626
Thia ou.ine .. •• conouctt<I by a
:orporatlon
Chu F Hutc11tn1 Jr , S.Cratary
Thlt lfat~t Wit lli.d With th•
County C191'k of Otano-County on
Mii t4, tt84
,2409!M
P1.1btl1Md Orange Cout Ollty
Piiot Merc;h 24. 31 April 7 14, 108A
1679·8•
Ml.IC NOTICE
l'tCTITIOUI •UllNHI
NAMI ITATI.....,.
Tll9 lol\QWlng P«SOnt INI d04nQ bu"""' .. OONATElll'S, 2230 l'11n11.-.
Aold Coat1 Meu C.Mt,. 92627
Dennie J Pikus. 3628 Vlat•
StrMt, Long &ncrl C111t toao3
Mame 0 Ander9on 3628 VIII•
StrMt. Long hecll"I, C1lll to803
JllM8 J AnC11t1on, 3628 Vlata
Street, long hech. Calif totoo
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Counly Ci.tk ol Of~ County on
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Pilot March 2'4 31 AD•ll 7 14 198• I AUTOS IMPORTED asking $"0 VW exhaust 1674-64 1, .... ., system 55 2 com!) ac· Boy s and girts blk• $35
Pu ah mow•r S 15
&46·58•8 22 ' Fl~
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FICTIT10US 8USINEll ; ... ~:;.
NAMIE STATEMENT I\ 1.,. ,,,
lhe lollow1ng persons are doing " , ,,
D11fi1ness 111 •' •' t HE GOLF CLUB /.. T MONARCH 11· "''·'
BEACH 2998£' Ivy G .. nn Ol'h1t1 ''"' '
Ll\Q\Jna Nig~ Calif 92677 ~;~~ ..
Stem Br1e l Group. Inc Call •~"'""'" ,, 1orn11 29982 Ivy Glenn Drive 1 .. , •••
L1gun1 Niguel Celll 92677 I• •wl
fh11 bulln911 11 conducted by 1 '""1•
corporauon ~~;;:,:. "• ,11 Timothy D C1rlyle, A1111t1nt M'""'••I,
S~ly Mt. Th•• etalement w .. llled With ltla , .,. 1
County Clerk ol Orange County on """" •
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Publllhe<l Or •not C~tl o.lty :;:;:u~,.,.
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PICTITIOUI 9UtaNlll
NAMC ITAH•NT
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oua1nea1aa N(WPJ!INT or NCWPORT 171
Aiv«aioa AY9 Sv1t• L ~
8"(n Calrt 926413
P1141t F Steiet 3 14 l •f'IOI A¥9
8atl>Ot Cam 92641 t
NICole A Ovrand. 3 14 llnO• A,,.
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g•r s 111gh nse coaster camp out $4 box
brake $2S 968-8138 760-0229
~: ," 548-073 1 Please i.eep
.,, , trying Oon t g1v1 up•
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FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
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alter 3 PM at )'Oi.lt t'lo,,.,. Ran bl
FOUND SILKY TERRIOR rates So Cal. OOQ Train·
LOeoark v 1c H B lnO School ~ae
536·9694
rouf'\d Sm•" long heir«! laaiHta Ort· 4114
• dOO 1bluel1brown eye, &StrlbUtora Meded for
blk/brownlwt'll WHI· Olympic PrOd~ Smell
mlanster ISprl~d•le nr lnvwtm9nt ATD Coln
H 8 893-4910 seta, lkrttona .. c Help
----Suwort U S Teem and L.O•I blk brn & wnt S114tp earn ISi Autl"tOrlncl
m, 81111"Fc~f~":1omo 1ono • & Dlt1 I 7161 54 , .5453 Found Au1t Sh•P M ,.. ...,.,.
P1.100'r VIG Pomona & Ai 1 llftlfm/Nllmi Wilson C M 642-7984 Ptneaall •I
Found blk tan Fox Terr*----------Mgek>• ?~ oon
pup. 2 tac & Santa An• WI All ITIU. IPll capt tf'let "418 ,___
Av• CM &4& 6836 And rvnnlng 24 "°"'* a tremenooua media CO\I•
F oun<I o.Mrt tun le vie day 1 Clays aw.-~ •• W• ,..t\119 ~· . food, dri'le ttlru aan4oe. Cllll Oflve Newport ent thr. ed end~ a lnMM ... tlnO rollwakal·
9Mc;h &75 2690 two ,,..,99" tor tNt Ing C* l'lop4t 'end mucl'I.
F oun<I lem PvO appro-. t O pnce of one ~ rnor-. We CM1W'fVY
wl\• OICI Shep m1a, tin St OllOll W Wiii• "~ 3 untta enO are IOC*·
J 0 ' " I m • s c " 0 0 I 71 t .. •• .. Ing tor ln~or pertMn
6•5 sen FIUBlll to tom 1n °"" ~ " you .ant In on tr. grouncs Found med bllt M ooo IYM 1 n "°°' ~ oontl!C1 Tony ~t'h ~· on :."r:as'&tc I --Str•"'"."19410, C¥• of ,.~. EIOll11/•llls ~" 5" 1 1tate
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Roi .m oft Ille msttet TOP SIS AOVT'E nM nil., Df10I 1Ck
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c.tr Now! &42·M11 Eaeorl• 12'3,..._,... "5-5311or131.01
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Or-. Coelt OAILY PaLOT/Saturday, Aprll 14, 1UA
MUFIELI PlllTlll.
e;Ac~:~::vai.=~ '=Lhmtt w:e onty 240-3173 Fr .. ;nee E'.llec GC)'y
--High quality «Mpend1ble Expert Wallcoveflng In-work Plekup & dellv«y
11aH1tton AH• Consult· M&-OV24
ant Aaatgnmt. 581-8690 -----Typing/Word Proc.ulng PIH• THia1 All butlnesa. achOOl & w ·
Tuning i Repair, then sonal projeeta. 861·1041
enjoy ln-hOme concert.
770·0274 or 586·5579}E Wid" Cluai•t
.I t ~-I ,---Window Washing l yr• exp
II tr ·~ f Inside/out ptua acr-.na p(l§ ER PATCHING low rat" Andy 8'4·4259
Restuccos Int/ext 30 yrs
exp Nell Paul 545·2977
ED'S PLASTERING
Neat Patches & Textures
lntleict free est 645·8258
WllMWW&UI•
Low Rat" 875..0599
lnttext lree est. Local ref
10yrs exp (714)638·691 I Pl1•lti11
PAIN'T ER NEEDS WORK! ~2~4~1a-r""'El-!6.~1""'10""'"·""""1-*7-3-
WHITE WIZARD
WINDOW WASHING
QUALITY" 631 ·2026
ln11Elll. ceilings. reltn cab Santa Ana Helgl'lts 11S,.t_1_te-L1_w_ml"!'_-.-•
(261 yrs exp work guar Specials on Pool Equip . Stale law requires that all
Davis Painting 964-3837 Water Heaters, Replpes. contr1¥=tors who ~form
Paint inn Ca;-pentry Disposals, Faucets. etc work over S200 tnelVdlng • labor and mate<lale mull Drywall & Plumbing Drains clear from S 15 be licensed UnllcenHd
Home Condo & oll1ce Repair faucets d1sp ere contractors should so
Int Phil 859-0687 Anytime M&M 642-9033 state in their adver11sing
QUALITY PAINTING, FAIR Ellpert Service & Repair Contractors and con-
PRICES free estimates 31 yrs exp 16 yrs 1n area sumers, contact Mary
Call Jolln 631-2050 Ltc ..,409035 964-8919 Grondle at 558·4086 'with
any questions Conlrac·
tor's State License
Board, 28 Civic Center
Plaza. Room 690, Santa
Ana. CA 9270 1
1_Bi_e1_,_-w_._._1t4 __ s_1_oa_ Belt Waatt4 5100 Heir WaatH 5100. Helt W111e• 5100 Heir WHtt4 5100 Btlt Waatt4 5100 Rel, Waatt4 5100
HOROSCOPE
-----SYDNEY
0MARR
Sunday, April 15
ARIES (March 21..\pnl 19) Strne for balance. tamtl) harmony.
L u nar emphasis o n c'changc of ideas. panncrsh1ps. publtl relat1ons
an d marital status. faJor domcstll' adJUStment "'111 proH bcnefinal
could e' entuall) lead 10 l hangc of residence.
TAURUS ( .\pnl 2ll·Ma' 201 ~tress pract1raltt~ tn connnw1n v.11h
emplo)ment. diet. rnmmunira11on with one v.ho shares basic
concerns. You'll haH' .iccess to pn"1leged information. )ou'll al!.o get
.. backstage 'rev.-:· Virgo L l.'O PtSCl'S persons pla) paramount roles.
GEMINI (M a' 21-J unc 2(J) Good lunar aspec t co1nc1dcs v.11h
challenge. creatl\ 1i~ 1ntcmtlicd roman11c rela11onsh1p Imprint }Our
own style. refuse to pla) ''<.ccond fiddle" Envious assoriatc ">Ccks to
d o wngrade ~our elTons. Fight bac~'
Companion/Housekeeper
to live w/elderly lady In
Costa Mesa 548-3289
COIPITEll OPElllTOll
P1t1me assistant to oper·
ate IBM System 23 com·
puter Costa Mesa. Wiii·
Ing to train Typing skill
and speed a definite
asset. Call blwn 9 am. &
12 noon. 957-8191
COOi
Relief lull time. 6am·2 30,
10am-6 30 rotating
weekends Hospital exp
pref Apply 1n person 9·3
Mon -Fri Mesa Verde
Convalescent 661
Center St . C M
COUNTER HELP Hours
varied. contact Jan btwn
8·3. Mon-Fri. 552· 1322 CANCER tJum· 21.Jul) 22). Tran~cuons actuall> ha'c been
concluded-knov. tt. don·t O\ ersta) )Our welcome. F0<.·uH>n propcn) COHTEll PEllSOI
value•. secunt~. home 1mproH·ments and decisio ns regarding future. Cleaners, FI T exper pret ,, , bul will train 6-42-0922 Fam ii~ welfare is maJor cons1dcra11on an an~ mo\t~ or auwn ; Cred7 General Office LEO (Jul~ 23-..\ug 221 (1ct rcad~ tor nev. start. tx' rl'lcpll\C 10
Ideas submitted b' dose a~'oriatc'> or fam1h ITll'mlxr'> ) ou'll ul't to outgoing personality with • c-general ott1c;e & collec
hcan of matters. c\pcnalh "hl'rl' romann· ., lOnn:rnctl ..\' md hea' ~ ttons background sought
ltfung. 'trl''I'> 1ndcpendcnc:e lOmmun1l·at1Un and lOntJll \I.Ith 11,d~. tor growing l'leallh ciuo
ELECTllHIO IOST /lllSTEU Med1ca1
ASSEMILEll . Newly real estate llc'd PlllT TIME POSITIOI PROIOTIOI
5 lo 10 years experience sales hostess for Nwpt l~~o~or~f~~Y ~~~~~n'i:: Can you
desired, will be stuffing, Bch developm~nt Light busy orthopedic practice Spare 3 hrs nightly?
curcu11 boards, making I office skills req d week-H.B area Call 841·6266. Are you cables. some llght mech· ends a must Start tmmed Well groomed.
anical assembly, Foun· 720• tO 16• 10·6 dally Messenger Mon-Fri, must dependable
fain Valley area Call 1 HSEIPS SUPEllVISOll have own trans. Orange and self motivated?
549·4 777 tor appl. , 2nd shift, avg 30 hrs/wk County. 955-0650 Do you
•Escrtw Storttan* Strong supervisory skills _M_o_d_e-ls-M-al_e_/F_e_m_a-le--En1oy working with kids?
Immediate openin"g' In Engl /Span speaking 11 you can answer YES
Irvine area for tndlvldual SURF & SANO HOTEL WE NEED NEW FACES Phone 646· 702 1
with good clerical skills a Ms McCullough 497.4477 For placement 1n modeling 2·30·6pm Mon thru Fri
must Will train varied Laguna Beach EOE 1obs in Orange County I•--------•
respons1b1ht1es Good INST ALLERS -1nsu1a11on l(W YOlll WEST
benefits Salary open Co looking tor exper· Talt1t lcHOJ
261-6222 1enced Batt Hangers 141·1111
OHLITT OOITllOL FI T a C audio cassette$
Min wage Apply Books
on Tape, 729 f.,ad, C M Fast food plua restauranl, 7 t4/686-8771 lor mlo
no experience. over t8 llTElllOll IESl&IEll
years _673: l366 Must be experienced in all
Fem Companion Jor ath· phases Excellent oppty
let1c handsome 45 yr old Mr Walsh. 650-4708
male S 1000/rpo 15 days
olf Live al the' t>each Call
Answer Ad 835
642-4300 24 hrs
FLORIST
JlllTOllS
PI T 5pm-10pm. El Toro.
Lake Foresl. Mission
V1e10 area 997-0896
O•trater I All. SYI 548·5525 (ask for B1lll
Exprd or will tratn All REAL ESTATE
shifts 540-t 777 llSTllT llCOME
PAllT TllE Rental agent needed for
Stock & delivery Must be busy be11ch office lo
able to Clrive stick shll1 begin today Call Pam
11en Hrs opn S4 00 hr 675·4630
Mark 644-8860
Nettle Creek. Fashion Isl
Designer part ttme e)(-
penenced or some e•per
would consider training
pleasant worli.1ng cond
Newport Beach 7 5 1 ·4 705
JlllTOllS
P T Supervisor Lead & !•••••••••• Jant1or positions avail· PART TIME Vaned hours
BURR WHITE
REALTOR. INC.
675-4630
attractl\c. crcall\C persons · concern person shOuld
VIRGO ( .\ug. 23·Scpt 221 I ollov. 1hrou~h un hunlh -1111u11wn en1oy working with tl'le FULL/TIME PU
serves U\ reliable gu1dl' npn1all; \.\hl·rc f1nantT' arl' u>nlcrnnJ ~~~';,u~ic~~1~~:s s~~1~: PART/TIME WOil
able tor several bldg s m to include early A M
Newport Beach area Ap weekends Must have de·
p11cates must t>e Enghsn pendable 11eh1cle (small
speaking & have trans· truck. van . station
portat1on & telephone wagon) to assist news·
llEAL ESTATE
SALES MAHIEll
Dilemma 1s rcsohcd tf ~ou st1l·~ lu famil11ar grounu. ti \llU remain Please send resume 10 Opportun111es available
dose to h omcba">e .\rt1dc th;.it ha'> lx'l·n lo'>l. m1ss1ng or '>tokn l 311 nov. Po Box C 19547 Irvine with the LOS ANGELES
be located. 92713 Attention Nancy 'TIMES C1rcula11on De-
LIBRA I Scpl 2~·<kt 22l Popularn~ incrcasl''>Jnthtr(Um\lamc' Morgan partment in our door to
lake sudden turn tn \our f:J, or f1m1ng. and Judgment Jrl' Jlt urate DELIVERY DlllVEll g~~~ran~ws~a~::an~:1:~
'uu'll be at right plan· J I nunal moment EmphJSts on Pl'r\1rnal11~ Good driving record Bring hourly wage plus com
apppearancc. ab1l11 ~ to mah· i mportant lon1ar1~ Crl'm1n1 ')Jg.1t1.tr1u'> MVR Costa Mesa Blue· mission Hours 4pm to
persons pla~ i...e~ roks print 1690 Placen1ta CM 9pm Training is pro·
SCORPIO «kt 21. ,,)\ ~I J r l'l11po ran <klJ~ nl'l'll not l':tU\l' • DELIVERY • vieled Potential to earn
I $300 plus per week For maJOr dt'>appointmrnt ) uu JllUall~ H'<.JUlrl· 11111l' •1 o nt· \llU l<IO &l·t Needextra 1ncome?Bean an interview call
">C<:ond cmouonal v.ind and prl'P<trt' for luturc al1111n'>. ncp.ot1a11ons Independent Carrier ror 957-2361 ext 1204
( heck dc1atls. bc av.arc of,mall print. rl'al11c 1ha1 \llml' rl'\ l\IOn\ ma~ THE REGISTER GARAGE DOOR OPENER be nctC\')ar. Must have a dependable
SAGITTARIUS !No' ~2-l kt 21 ). Mcmocr' ol'or>r>mltl' 't'X fin<l economy car Irvine, SEllYICE /IHTALUll Newport Beach Costa Good drtv1ng rec;ord Per you a fascinating challenge :rnd lcv. makl' a ~t·1.:n.·t of 11. I mpha.,1~ on Mesa ancJ Laguna Beach manenl tull/11me w111
pleasure pnnc1plc. ~peculation . \3nct~ and lfltcn!.1ficd rda11nn\h1p areas can Vicky before train rtght person Ben·
Wish comes true. puv.a., of pcrsua!>1on arl' he1ghtencu 11am 951-1113 ef1ts LIDO GARAGE
Personal 1nterv1ews only paper dealer in Irvine
1 4pm 5-8pm Universal area Must be depen·
Bldg Ma1nt 1226 W filth dable Contact Greg
St Santa Ana E OE Hyde Monday 1hru Friday
IHIEL PEllSOI
Malure good worker we
will train Full time CdM
Kennels 644-8 1~0
LEARN TO BECOME
AN IMAGE CONSULT AN'T
Call Pat 631·3594
UHL SECllET&llY
Fast paced N B A E Lit
rirm seeks motivated
exper Legal Secrelary
This cnalleng1ng pos req
exceptional stuns & stnct
attention to detail Rel s
req 640-6962
between 9 30 and 10 30
a m only 642-432 t
P&llT/TllE
Wt4111l111y 011ly
9am 10 5pm Driving.
Ma1or publicly held real
estate company seeks ex-
perienced sales manager
in all phases com-
merc1alt1ndur.trial c;ondo
conversion helpful
Please reply to sales
manager P 0 Box
8708 125 Newpon
Beach CA 92658-1708
Recep11or11S1 tGeneral 01·
lice tor growing bottle
water company Good
ph one personality,
non-smoker Wiii 1ra1n
Apply in person
t 7842 Cowan St. Irvine
RECEPTIONIST part ttme
t0AM·2PM Mon·Fri for
small 2 person olhce In
llECEn/SCTllY
NB CPA firm seeking re·
spons1ble person with
excel phone skills Oll1ce
exper required Typing
65wpm Perm I/time
Can Kathie 759-0511
HCEn/TmST
Active sales olf1ce with
busy telephones Central
Newport location
Asli. tor Courtland
W1ttrfrt1t llt•t1 l1e.
llHfttn ISl· 1400
Restaurant
FOOD SERVERS
Attractive waterfront hotet
seeks experienced Food
Servers for Adolph's Res·
laurant Full/time days.
Incl weekends Apply m
person (no phone Galls.
please> Personnel Office.
Mon -Fri 9am·6pm
Oueensway Bay Hiiton
700 Oueensway Ortve
Long Beach
Restaurant
Immediate opening lor
PI T Cashier Food Prep
,AJst be avail ror I 1 30
~ sl'lllt Call Karen or
Erik al1er 2 30pm
Meverhol s 540-8044
RHTHllllT lmmed openings in French
Italian Restaurant tor
1c.1tchen and d1nmg area
nelp Wages com ·
mensurale wtth ex
perience Call Le Troquet
546· 7 440 ask tor Sylvie
RET All SALES Hardware
Asst Mgr retail exp
req'd ~ 240 Broadway,
Laguna Beach John,
497-4403
Retail Sales Person
Benetton Fashion Island
Cell Gay Koll 833-3030
Route person. C M After.
noons. student. hou ...
wife retiree Order, pick-
up & sml pkg dellve<y In
your car $4/hr & S 18 a
mlle Call 631-0415
WLS C•ttl11/Stw
Full time, 67S: 1823
SALES
112 NII.
HOURS 5PM 10 9PM * 2 Fun People needed
our SANTA ANA ottloe
• Good communication
Sktllsa MUST!
*Set appointments for
OUR CHIMNEY SWEEPS * Experienced person tor * Management Potitlon
CHIMNEY JACK
550·8090
Call 5pm to 9pm
Sales
AN OHIO OIL co offers
high Income. plus cash
bonuses. benelltt to
mature person In Orange
County area Regardless
of experience write T J
Read. Amertcan Lubrl·
cants Co Box 426, Day-
ton. Ohio 45401
Sales
CHOOSE YOUll lllllll
Tired ot sitting around with
nothing to do? Do you
ltl(e to mingle? II so. give
us a 1ingle at 540·0301
for an exc11tng job as a
telephone salesperson
with The Los Angeles
Times Two sn1tts avail-
able hourly wage plus
comm1ss1on Locatton
1375 Sunflower Av
Colla Mesa
SALES (PAllT • TllE)
Lingerie boutique. Apply in
person The Intimate Col·
lec:t1on. So Coast Plaza ----Salespersons lull/llme
New designer boutique.
Fashion Isl Must h,ave
e•P & refs 760·9333 CAPRICORN (Oct 22·Jan . 191 You rece1,c ncv.s that 1s IEIOISTlllTOllS DOORS, CM 642·3766
encouraging. boosts morak and ma~cs ~ou intent o n 1mpro' 1ng Promoting products in &HElllL OFC /UI
appearance ef home. per<,onal '>UrrounJing~ You'll rcn•t' l' gt ft v. ht ch stores Hourly/bonuses Full 11me Outtes incl
represents to~cn of atTel 11un f-am 11~ nwmbcr v. 111 be .. ,n IOlll h .. Part/lime 963-3107 bookkeeping & typing
AQUARIUS (Jan 211-F-cb I XI Ddim· term"> a' 01d <.dl·dncpt1un. DHTAL llECEPT. SS 50 hr 549·0649
perceive potenual and bnng ... pmtual 'alucs into lulU\. Journc~ General ott1ce
Fountain Valley & Hunt I
1ngton Beacn to verity
newspaper delivery. Re·
liable auto necessary SS
per hour plus mileage
Apply m person at Tl'le
Daily Pilot 330 W Bay
Cos1a Mesa See Mr
Clyde Barrow EOE
Local Synagogue requires ---------help 1 eve week $7 hr Person tor housework I
548·6900 or 646· 7512 dy pr week 536·0167
MACHINE SHOP Trainee Huntington Beach
Costa Mesa 8·4 30
631-1770
~hheon~~a~~na;~~k::.~. I .1·1y P1•1 11""' pleasant phone manner. --------.
some office exper l
pref Call Oebbte for appt
673·2261
indicated long-range plam are due to ht: defined. ) ou·11 rl'l'l't\l· B~:!e:rh~~:~~~~~cer=~~ PT /TIME PHOIE CLElll
reading matenal v.h1r h aid<, ~our rauw. hl'lpc, better r>rl·pan· ~nu tor t1onist Room for ad· Busy circu1a11on office ---------
PHOTO LAI
Printer w/Nor1tsu exp
Apply 1n person PHOTO
ON THE GO 394 l·A S
Bnstol Santa Ana
R,~e~~~n~~t~~;t1ris~fllce GRAPHIC ARTIST
future challenge. ac,<,1gnml'nl vancement RDA prel 4 needs a part/lime clerk
PISCES (fcb. JlJ.\1.trdl 20) Lmpha'" nn rt'\l)llrl'10tltt\. day week Please call tor a(lswering phones MAIA&ER
6 5 7580 d d t h s THE DAILY PILOT is now authont~. deal1ngc, v.11h \fll'llJI a~cnt' 01her-. ••111 \1,:d 'our.toun'>l'I Nancy 4 • an ispa c ing mes · accepting apphcations
d d I I I DISHWASHER • GEN L ages 14 nours per week rcgar ing 1n\CStmcnt\ '>J' 1ng' an \\a~<. to 1n'IUfl' uturc 1nanl'1a ° Fn 2 30-7 30pm Sat lor District Managers to
secunt\ Ph' s1ral at1ral11on I'> P<tr\ o l ..,(cnanu anJ 'uu tould bnomc CLEANING PERSON tor and Sun 6 oo.io 30am supervise newspaper ··~nOu\I~ trl\ ohed .. . party equ1pmen1 rental Students & homemakers carriers Must have van ----------.---------... ---------! store Mon thr Frt United encouragecJ to apply at wagon or pick -up Good j I Rent All 645-0760 330 w Bay c M 2·4pm salary mileage allow. •eaey tt LOH 4024 Helt Waatt4 5100 Belt Waatt4 5100 DOCTOR'S OFFICE (ask tor Debra) ance company benefits
Plastics
Machine Operators
1mmed1ate openings on
swing & graveyard sh1f1s
for trainees or ellper·
Resume plus rel's reQ
Please call 650-414 7
llecotlnist/Frt Oto
For Opfornerrist PIT Exit
clerical skills a must Re-
sume rel s req d
650-4 147 Optometrist
2345 E Coast Highway
S1e C COM 92625
* FIST IOIU FOil lCCOHTllli CLEH I BEAUTICIAN insurance billing Pttlme GENERAL OFFICE ~~~lyb~nn~,~g~~ttu;~~ry * DEF AUL TS Interior design firm seek· 1 Laguna Beach I must be experd, salary Busy Costa Mesa olf•Ce Pilot Circulation Ott ice
*FORECLOSURES mg bright person capable Renee 494 1600 open 645-1177 C M neeas an organized & re· 330 west Bay Costa * BANKRUPTCY or handling a variety JI liable 1nel1v1dual wtgood Mesa Monday thru Fri
*COMMERCIAL functions Position re-Beauty Salon Hair Stylist I DRIVER typing skills & knowledge I day No phone calls
•INDUSTRIAL QWPS ilghl bkkpg 120 1 needed Mu~t have Light pick up & deliver of office procedures E o E
1enced 1n1ect1on molding * lltc•r•l111i1t•
machine operators Work Eitp d Iron desk busy
7' • hours/paid for 8 phones type 50 wpm
Gooel hand dexterity 1m-Secretary/order pro-
portant Benefits include t e'ls1ng & bkkpg duttes
Paid ma1or medical. Clen Growth pos111on Irvine *REAL ESTATE REO kev t.iy touch anci strong clientele Eriioy Balboa I THOMPSON BLUEPRl~T Heavy telepnone conlact ---------* 24-48nr funding a111 d<ttd 1nc.ou1 e1pt:r Good Island pn11ironrnent w customer serv1ce1
Call AG T BUCt< 669 9933 r 1JrM1un1r.atir1ns s~111s a 673-40 I :i as~ lor Tina 3186·f A1tway Av C M , '?~Per nelplul 754 684 t M&lllETUl&/SALES
1.,1 b ~hilt bonus prem m,1nufac1ur1ng 540·8894
111m'> Prefer English
Mertt•'-"' T.D.1 4028
8.H SATILER
M•r11•c• Co. lac. Spec1ahzmg 1n 1st & 2ncJ
TO r. Since 1949
Robl Satller NHtCM
RE Broke• Bd Realtors
642·2171 545·061 l
m11~1 P1 .. asan1 Pn11iron DRIVER Pthme for elderty Fo1 large yacht charter c:o
mpr1t offlrl 9000 t.enehts B1~1ni Shoe> Salesperson woman Prefmature tady GROOMER (DO&) C:a111nqonco accounts&
Nnn smfJ~er 64 l 4004 lull flme on Ille beach Shopping doctor etc 830·6886or 830 4268 travel.agencies Call Mrs
63 1 2800 Pref mature lady West· Ethier or Mr King at
BOOKKEEPER part l•me chit NB area 642-1385 HAIR CUTTERS lor big 642 6865 modern salon across &CCOU .. TIM5
sp,..ik111Q A~'ply al
CIMCO
265 Briggs Av C M
546-4460
3 days a week Call Mrs DRIVERS X-COUNT RY lrom Balboa Bay Club
Ethier at 642 6865 Cal he MacGregor Y11chts 70"·• commission MECltAllC Playground supervisor
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pegboard A 1R AIR col PROCESS MAIL! HARDWARE ASS'T MGR
Rela1I exp req d 240
Broadway Lagun.t Bch 1
Cars Lge Ousy mdepen p T CM area 645·8958
dant shop 50°•0 comm
f time 642 5133 Proau ct1on P lan
ner 1 5cneau1er pro
Ma1or lntl'11or design f11m
•S too~ ng tor 1nd1111dua1
w•ltl m1n1mum J yrs
<>•per 1n all phases ot ac
tount111Q lo T B Must
tiave strong EDP back.
91ound Non smoker WANTED People needing pleasant Mvironrnent &
pvl TD $$$ S 10.000 up qood t>Pner1ts ()41 4004
lect1ons Ta~ is qtrly re· $75 per 100 no e~per
ports Type 50 wpm Part or lull time Start 1m
Irvine mtg 5•0 8894 mediately For details
49 7·4403 Jonn 111 you know what you wa11t
1 to ;idvertise t>ul don I
Rec epho111st part hme tor
small Costa Mesa Utw
~""' front olfice
appearance hghl typing
recept ion l'•Perience
necessary Call Carol
557 8790
llECEPTIHIST
Real Estate investment
Proless1ona1 a111tudes ana
appoarance required.
ltght typing 549-2988
No c;ree111 v no penally 1
Denison Assoc 673· 73 11
send sell addressed
BUS DRIVER P T incl stamped envelope to
AN() r HER WE NOY S wknds & nigl'lls Driver tor CRt-53 Bo11 9014 Htlt Waatt4 SI 00 loc.ated al Baker & Fa11-dbl decker London Bus Stuart Floriela 33495
---------~now how to ~1e1 us
hPd .tds will Pu 10 111 HIRING
I
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Outgoing enthusiastic touch w1111 the 11qh t
gr~ss1ve Aerospac e
Hafdware Manufacturer
IHIS 1mmed opening lor
1n<l1v1oual with mo· llEOEPTIHIST IEHED
1.h1ne ass1>mbly pro Mature organized person
auction e1o.perience tor hair Sltlon on Balboa
----------"""' " Cost(, Mesa 15 Must have class 2 comm I *.,FIOE ,Ellso.* no,.. 'ccept t hc OMV printout a11<l
acJulls oart flme even µeoop1e 642-5678 PrPece inc 770-941 t I Island 673-4013
" ng app 1• medical cer11f1cate NPPCl a oamlt>r NePCl " ror garden center m1!>c ca1ions tor oua1t1y mind-Ask for De 752 7363 I 1 'Juse~ PepPr 1 Nef'Cl a
1ngs <ou mus! en1oy
wor kmg w11 h youth and I
be a pos1t1vt-·mo1t11ator indoor outdoor work ed people at our new S•le Oilby<;il tt>r N,.••d a
l.42·1111 tJr '>el> Don at Wendys CHILO CARE Need ! tJreal<' F111 rtoow neerts
26 40 S. Bristol btwn mother to pickup son 1h1ou9n c l tt~)tl•t.H1
Call for an m1erv1ew
141-1021 3.1,.
2 ')PM Mon Fri E 0 E I from Nt'!wport Hts 647 5678
school & keep till 7pm
....... &COIHT I ASSFMBLERS APPL y I 548 0905 Stell• I a1·1y P1·1a1.A EJEC.TI-I ?am MacGregor Yachts. 1
n; t63 1 Placentia c M I CIACULA TORS The Or1nge Coast Daily I Pet111ont Good pay fie•·
Piiot ha• en e1tce11ent op . 1' 1" hr"'"' r 1111 11 1n Q 30
l)O(lunlty for a career HTO IETAILIH I or 10 30 to lPM Alert PART TIME Ofient.O Ml~ Accoont Po" hon ()(>en F11t grow· 493· 7031
1 Execut111e w11h 1 proven 1nQ ltrm SS nr 645· 7 U 8
1t1c;k record Great BABYSITTER tor 1 child CLElllOAL POT TIIE
potent11I gu.,anteed in my home from 8•5 M·F Light typing llUng tei.
dre'llr ag11n st com non tmkr 646•8687 phon.i rec.pt1on111 Mon
mlallon Oeslre to move lhru Frt. dlyllmt hfl ptck
Into menag1tment a plus your own dlyt Irvine
S.nd resume to Banking S5 50/1•11 Jtm 833 9343
p O Box 1580 , L S t coats Mesa 92626 01n tort lrJ I 811er1I Offlot
EOE Succeulul independent rro~Hgf~~~ :Pf:tt~~t•
bonk hM 11n 1mmed1et1 IA pl in ~rson 2927 s
IT DECITtvl l)p.itn1ng 1n our Newport P / &ODii " 9,.ach h .. dQuaners or B i91ol C M 96e 52~2
Adve<tlltng m1r1cet1ng ,, ,. ,.,,,., ,..,1., ~"""f'• CLlll/REOEn.
111<1 de91gn poe1tion tor c111 101n documeritetton mY ~t eirf'Cllve S1l11ry ••P9flfl~fl in cori;>oret• llTA E • comrn ~7-i 7J~ banl<tng environment Publlthtng company 1n pref~rr.O fJ1Cellen1 befl· Irvine hH opening tor Alliift• OLl/P·T •Ill• Ct1ll Pf!r$0nnel Parson Frtday to antW1'f .,.,, bualneta nr OC Atr I 851 9900 ptione type letters. pro·
Pot1 10 key type 40 OIMIEIC( ••11 CHI & ~Ip book Ofe191'1
wpm own tr•n•por -•nd 41nt_ej dlta II• eom
tatlon 545 7108 IOI l /F/V/I puter~I 111n1or1w1 1
Deliver Daily Pilot by auto
in Laguna Beach area ( ap·
prox. 2 hours per day} week -
day afternoonR &. earl y
mornings on Sat. & Sun.
Earn approx. $400 per
month. Ask for Bruce
Emhley I l a.m. to 4 p m
CIRCUI.ATION UEPT
t:i42 4321 F..OE
ORANGE COASt DAii Y PI LOT
l111 W 144V .. I ·•114'fAMtC,A. A j,i,u, ., ,.,
Newspaper
KIDS -E ARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!.
AGES 11-14
EARN lW TO $75.00 PER WEIK
Wt now h•v• I~ Ollfntnp 101 1ou,. U&tr
buvttt to tKu•• rudt" 101 lilt Ounat Coasl
Dail¥ ~1101 0vr ClfW' \tit\ II J 30 I) Ill tnd
wor~ unlll R 30 pm wtfld1y\ On 5'tu1d1, wt
woA a trw morr flour\ You w1h urn m•nJ hlO\
and pw"' alone •1th urrunc ,owr own rllOfltl
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11 YO\I .,, intrrntfd pifl\' CIM Mr I •rl
(714) 548-7058
Orange County daily newspaper ts
set>kmg a quick layout artist with
knowledge of typesizing, repro·
ducuon. camera ready art. Must be
able to get aJong well with sales reps
a nd interpret their ideas into layouts
Additional projects may include fly-
ers. brochures. maps, and sales pres·
entation visuals. 3 years ex·
pt•n ern:e newspaper preferable
Send resumr or letter of qualifa·
cations to
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P 0 Box 1560
Cost.a Mesa. CA 92626
Attt-nt1on Ml'hndCJ Thackery
CA REER
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•tllHman
S Splendor
9 Pubhc1ty
14 Goer s image
15 Say formally
16 Flower deny
17 Mela! layer
19 Rise high
20 Salutation
2 1 Most recent
23 Foot
covering
24 Go back over
26 Very thltl
28 Singl~ thing
29 Worry~ng
32 Pay schedule
35 Entrances
36 Vehicle
37 M ove eas11v
38 Wadmg bird
39 Half pref
40 Elec unit
ettort
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SS Pronoun ·
56 Open grazing
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58 Nettled
60 Sore
61 Al all
62 Bean type
63 Actor •
Noah -
64 Lack
65 Machine gun
DOWN
1 Perfecto
2 Peaceful
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3 For renl
18 Carpenter's
1001
22 Sptne
25 Part
41 Bon -
42 Come apart
44 Woodsman
45 Did likewise
47 Strenglh
48 Moving
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Wat bed MO 1:1__._ ... Schwln P1tM10nt, Cwn· xlnt cond 159001080 A .... • AW 1e0 lkl•. 3 fin 5:1~ pqnOIO 9QU!J)ed, exit Mo-53a, evet 75'· 155f .74 '60SL, *"1~
BMX blkt . 2 M l"' eutt•. eond $S50. &42· 1004 Int , 70t< ,,.,., Jdnt ..W:.
1.'-aiiiiitriiiiiaJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C..ta Mtla eml. Smf11ef 831-7117 Cua~ lll4 record1 , be1u 1lful
11 W•tem Siddle 15 Ind\ ~.~~ lhOwrm eond .. '20.000
•IAlllUIWAPllEn •Yl•ULIUTl .. •36 O.elc/ch .. t curio Bbftp ord. mull .. h. ~Yll.I' '"m S40-685tartlPM
SUN 10-3PM ADM $2 EVERYTHING MUST GOI type 150 S..8-3242 $1500/obo 15· t8mpg. • • •bcM the ~we
Brookhural Centtr 2271 447 ElmhUral,C.M. Pi ~~· 21 55e..1833, 752-7948 S~l.Mllng can MYJ you lhru our w. Cre.eenl, Anah.im. SAT & SUN 10am-2pm laH l&I Perri• Valley ornpr '°' tml ........... .. puren ... 6 ..... plans
So ot # 5 Frwy at Furniture, Clothee, 2283 •Gran ano. eeou11'c:C tr~k S250 obO 751·4979 hr•• hlNry • M 821•
Brookhur11 ott-r1mp. Cornell Or &46-7536 ly gooel. 8', otleap Heney. -••II
Info. 714-788-8&<t4 mtSUN. 374 E tSth. 842-2410191/91 730·8245 .. 1 llJln 1111 E•==~i:-t30tQuaHStr•t
H1hld, bikes, lry ty .. n. "ne Pleno Tuning & ~ UMd 8 MW't atwaye In NEWPORT ll!ACH It ... em 1ppll, arf & alctbrd. pair BV Prol1Hlon1I SJoqi U ....
GTANT SXLE Antiques, clot,,.., git clubs + Planlll & Cone.rt TuMr. 111-11l1
knle·knees, 111 tM rlghl Sunday Only. 598 Wendy ~19 Rat II &&3-S l lS lttttcJCltl/ 208 w ''"Santa Ana TOP SSS PAID
1tufl 507 Abllone Lane642-3970. Keritnore Older Upright Plano & lcttttll Ull CIOMdSundt y FOf PM'C*'ed
Sal/Sun 9.5 wlhr/dryr $45 ea Wat•· Stool S 100 540-8299 '76 SUiukI PE17!5. runs m•lll llU
Ctrtal ... Mu bed. stereo, lamp, etc Yamaha piano, ebony. gre11. looks 900d. $425 LAROE SELECTION OF TopM.,'**tPrlc»IPllO
Yard Sale Sat/Sun 8-4 Hit lludlO mdl $1750 Ot>O Keith 548-8575 NEW & USED BMW'S! W ,...,//lat G!~~ts~7~;;:i~ges'A'r 255 Costa Mesa St. w 261-2223 H s..e-8784 .80 '"'Y'iinaha 250XT~io Lim IUll.. DIAL 2131714 MEACa>Es
9·6 SUN 10-6 1206 Sand 650..eo 16 l~rti~ I 1130 owner 8,000 mt Street VOLUME SAL.ES HOUSE OF IMPORTS. Inc
Key. Corona de! Mar 0111 Pt at NfW skf PKG ladies u 5 legal $4SOot>o 644-6080 SERVICE & LEASING ftafttt H
4 1 Clan symbol
42 Harass
4 Of the past
5 Large house
6 ,Egg-shaped
7 Boundary
8 Ne wspaper
27 Dawn deity
29 Made a hole
30 Aeputatton
31 Courage
about
49 Short essay
50 Auto type
lUGGAGE, Pi'C t~res MUST GO .. Port. jeca:@ bOOll after-ski bOOll '81 HONDA ~SO 36[~~~~~ve '80 -505 f tly !-..-glasses dimes, misc 50cc Honda mini, patio & sk11 Scott gogoles and THREE WHEELER Chet · u equ ..,.,.... ~~Mroli.A:~lllili&.illtl•UI household •lems Sat hshold furn trailer & more Value S6SO Sell 650-4593 INo ry 81111~1 1nct anrt Xln1 cond V I" 9 area
t3 Ran 1as1 9 Newt 8 3 n .. misc 240·7397 $350 969·1078 t>el Sam <l1')111·11t0 $.4.97~ 493-5288 1,,.."!"""l"!'!'!'!'-ii!'!'P."'-"'""°!piii.9 · 1226 vvtrlgger Or 82 KAWA 1000 Low ml Trade-Ina Weteome p L t S 171 VW )(11\t running 32 Dross
33 Stupor 45 Canine 10 Unopen 34 Iron or TV
35 Pohce worl<
38 Amerinds
39 Skin: pref
51 Beat badly
52 Chest sound
54 French river
57 Noun sutt1x
59 Priest's garb
SAT 7.5 SUN 9.5 Foaatlia SURFBOARD 5 8" Stussy Kint cond $2500 call OPEN SEVEN DAYS trlC.t 1 7 cond $2000 °'!>Mt otter
502'> Po1nae1111 in alley. Valle Twin Fin $190 651-0702 :714)821·757 1 1976 Porsche 92a epe, 650-6214 46 Old Greek
dialect
11 Sale lures
12 Tract .
13 Ac1dulousu
Garden 1091s. lawn l TV •-•·• MOTORCYCLE RENTAL auto. AIC 31.000 m1 ----mower. n1ulica1 equip Couch. Dressers. Misc l. -1 ' HONDA XR 500 S8995 (749XJT) Biii '82 OL 5 door. 4 lpd 47 Magazine household. more 18194 Mesa Verde (alley) lttrto 6232 $SO a day 641·9826 Vates VW Allen w/odrt.,., lug r1cit. red+-
Sat/Sun 9•5 611-p01n:;:,t. (T•t>eron1 Sat!Sun.9-5 TYJohn1aWarehouaeSale -493-4511 837_.800 ~!c:'~.~~.~~-~5& 2 3 4 8 7 8 10 11 12 13 "" L It L. SO beaut 25" RCA XL 100 VESPA P200E. 550 ml, -----It& Ne1tborhood Sale lfR81 IC• digital sets. swival base. w1ndsr11eld rack, gd '73 911T Targa, red, tact Beautltul .80 -BMW 320,,
14 Furn. re rig, games etc saOSvn 3197 Bern Or. new •et waront" .• , price cond $1000 675-4433 air, new 11r ... 62.000 mi. air, sunrf. alloys. amflm -p A " 1 S9995tobo 675-8964 Super Vard Sale ark ve to Top t>f the Free dehvery 646-1786 S8500, John 640·8156
17 Fri/Sat. a 30-2 30 World Watert>ed. skis. M-agnovov FM stero with Trailers, ·74 911 2.1. beautiful, anrf, pm or 476-1134 am 710 Marg e •te 1 11 TV, stereo etc. 497-2875 " AM/F•• ate eo s11 200 v r. ' n a ey tape 4 rcrd player • con-Travel I024 531_42'ss. 6..e.-Oso3' Aattt, Deatttic
TEACHER MOVING Sal =New rt ltaclt so:e eat> S65. 979-6646 'U Nomad Century Sth SktSfbts S60_Sew.ma atln' ~-'77 91 lSC bllc/blk....MIO • s65 u 1 1 a ""'"'" New· Mrtrobrshl tuner. cass. Whl traner. mdl 2360. n d ~rf~r,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;jj;=:::_:---; pho 9 d n lt>l/lathr port Heights. In alley deck amplifier & 2 Canon P T never v 1 e d room con •le, elec: sn 73 Hornet XUc Must Miu
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chra S 140 Plants. house-s 3 S 18 500 720-t78-4 1turday only 8-s pr k r s S 2 5 O / ob o 546-S968 for appt ' Hurry• Ruf'ls S200/0 80 hold misc 2 11 Heliotrope I 9 24
S22 Catalina Drive. New-673• l955 four America this taaalt IS 6-4 ,_..919
Cotti Itta port Heights, 1n alley Boats tatral 7011 summer Must saeriltce! LEASE '74 Gordl nl, electric '74 Gremlin. 3ec>d. 80K 2 Family Sale Sat only Saturday only 8·3 USN l@A CADETS need &iavltful German Traller BUY Pffft&a£ sunroof .• hlfdtop, raidng orig mi, new llr• & bftls
9-4PM 3064 Van Buren. OoVER SHRS SAT 9am TAX DEDUCTIBLE dona· Call 857-1429 vnr1 ...... ate, pis, Hke ~ '$995 752-0558
Fat>rlcs shelf units, 1430 Lincoln Lane. NB. A s . I Call f()f immeo•ale quote' $3300/080 650-4138 c-..anl--t
37 misc nousehold 11ons 213·822·6470 call ate emeH ____ -AR
Antique furniture Y ameha ~~~II~=· ~~~;;,•shtngs 4 collect ---~~ >11t1 9015 STERUIG bib b~ 91 I iiii165Pi. '°§RfoPA'!'!N•: ·11-1v·er-g1.;;wy;.;.;,;.;1
40 12 string guitar & tender Ptwtr lt1t1 7012 4 New '84 Chevy Blazer '69 elidtit R $21.500. owner, ••ways prof
champ amp househOld E~~~~k~~~~11.e~e ar-151d regor Alum cc. 20 hp 195x15 Tires. wheels. ••$ 'lfl 8lue R R$33,500 MMI•. 51600 760-0737
43 uems. clothes Sun only rangemenls & wreaths Mere. aux eng, lraller. hub caps & trim rtngs fl73-2605~ 6"4•· 1758 '72 El Dorado Convertible,
9.4 1769 Anahe1mSt 487 62nd St. Npt Shrs ictras $2100 644-9676 S200645-0792645·0721 • ... ,,., •· Tnta tlH brown w /whl top
------NB Sat 10 am -------A & W _,.a 9020 1~4(1 J•rroor .... Flo 1--. $400010 80 494-6184, Anliqve table. ecythe, 1878 16' WOOD HULL BOAT R1H 18tn Ne .. vo•• Bedtn ~JO t..1H 7 0<ona runs gOOd, eves 760-0941
revolver, sleep sofa, Fri & Sat 9·6 See Dimes 8 w/40 1hp Evtnrude, a.a Is, I CUii THUS econ Crans S850fob0
9'couch. outdr vacuum Line 843 w lSth 011 S300 obo 673-7156 flV"ehlcle.551_8285 Dallaa 9117 754·1259. 556-8589 '78 Seville. beaut yellow 3112 Glt>railar Sal 9-1 Placentia 548 o l3S --"' • . ext w/yellow valor• Int . .,,,---=-----·----f8 ft Lyman. atomic 4 cyl, 1980 Datsun 200SX 73 CORONA DELUXE exit cond thru-out only
58 EARLY EASTER HUNT Garage Sala Sat/Sun 8-5. exit cond S7500 WE IUY Hatchback .. auto, A.IC, WAGON E.xoet cond. 55K ml bought new car
All kinds of Treasures• Misc 11ems, 9x 14 braid· 675-8669 or 540·4242 CLEAi ft••s stereo $4995 (283ZRBI CALL 662-2138 must sell $8500 833-0328
60
229 Slerks, Frt·Sun 9-4 d "-II d h VAft Bill v VW All _ __ _ e rug . .,. .. a og ouse. 18,--SOUTHCOASTl957 ates en. '80 Corolla SAS Lttbk air ---------
Eatttr lift IHfl~ut 411 Tustin Ave. N.B. Restored Bay Cruiser AID TRUCIS 837-4800 493-4511 p/s am/Im low ml xlnt NABERS
63 Everyday 10em·6pm Large Sale· Household Best m Newport S6500 '71 OA TUSN 240Z cond S5200 530-4415
Nr Harbor/Adams behind Items. beds, chests. Cash ot>o 631 -77651 631-7022 78.000 mites ·a 1 Corolla ltttbadl. ate. 5 CADILLAC
2853 Hickory Pl, 11C, Only Saturday 9-5 2 1 fl ANGLER Cutty $3500. 650-4593 apd, am/Im, like new. CONNELL
CHEVROLET Costa Mesa 754-0564 22 Bar:ovento Court Cabin Cruiser 6 cyl Volvo .80 310 w/GX pkg, 4 apd, S4900/obo. 548-9450 LARGEST SELECTION
of late model low m11eaoe _a._1,_w_u_1t4 __ s_1_00.,'l•l• Wntt4 Slo_! Jo~1 Waatei ESTATE SALE· 3 houses. Newport Crest dsl Live bait, SIS phone, great on gas, gooel cond .'K?l lt.1: l••I 1\1. I
11('.I \\1t'"' 5105 Forest grn COUCH S pc PATIO SALE Sat 9·12 Falhometer. trailer Many $2950 786·0868 '83-Toyota SAS loaded CadlllilC$ in Soothern ---------1•--11111111-----AIOE/Companiontoelder· oak DIN SET. 3 bent· Kitchenware, Clolhlng. extras S8900, 650-1703
* * * S.l.s STUDEllTS ly or disabled persons wood TABLES. pictures. Patio Furniture. Misc Sal/Svn/Evs
Prl Lag Bch Leisure etc PRICED TO SELL 13 Canyon Is Or at Ford 47. STEVENS S FTower.
Wholesale Olympic Prod IU YOll W0<ld CdM I Sat only 381 Hamllton Rd Midway Jambaree & 2 nu OSL engs Val s9s". H-'p u S Alhletes Earn · area. eicp. 662 2244, 645-5359 MacArth Bl d N t B h " sis Crew managers and llMMll .IOIS IOWll refs 497·6923 _ ur v P c sell S69K mk offr, illness
kids 12 yrs-RlO coin We have· openings tor MOVING SALE 811 couch SAT 235 Orange. NeW. Kona 1·808 322-3803
Sets. Buttons. elc. no eicp boys & gtrls between Jolts Waatt4/ wrought iron dining rm port Shores Htdeat>ed 77 SEARAY 2<1 FT
SUPPORT OUR TEAM• 12· t6 years old workmg Dtaeatic 5107 lbl & 4 Chrs Cross lop ski. ntte stands couch Weekender twin eng IJuSI
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S-ALES xlnt opp1 y tor ag· 141-7011 _ __ _ _ MOVING SALE 9.4 SAT dressers. chairs toys. equipped 2 heads
press1ve women who Mon -Fn 10am-3pm Cata 5505 I ONLY 375 Woodland. nr clothes hshold Sal 9.12 wtshowers Priced 10 sell
want to earn t>1g SS Easy jf n.1evel cat house. Kini Tustin 4 20th CM_ 715 Calle Vallarta I at S7S 9SO Boal al 8S8
tor those who can se11 1 crpl 53s 640.7817 alt s W 181h SI C M
and are sell starters I TllCllEI A I 642 1136 pp ianeea 6011 faraitare 6025 -SS 1•2823 l or alter school 5510 --BAVBOAT
I i..1ndergarten class 30 A ocker panlel pup· Ref rig S 1 SO Wshr 'Dryer Sola & Loveseat loose Mahog . top stereo. cpl
SANDWICH SHOP PI T l'lrs a week Must have pies. t>londe & Duff. 7 wks S 135 ea Dishwasher cusn1ons pillows browns CHERRY' $9SOO/obo or
COUNTER HELP ECE on1ts Very old $150 1·3S1 ·9561 $100 Trash compaclor 11nl cond S410974-2S84 tradeforvec 640-63SO
9S5-1247 or 971· 1739 en thus 1as11 c N B AKC KU-VASZ puppies. 12 $75 646·SB48
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son oHlce po1l11on Must M D 0 --dishwasher. S 100 Gar Exll operating cond Re· '7S CAN AM 250 be experienced '" pay· callers for .A. . ben· &lavt AKC Golden Rec age door opener. $65 S d cent haulout Why not RUNS GOOD roll. accounts receivable elll show. PlT days/eves pwps, have shots, can see Also misc lvrn 548·2312 tripe couch 4 matching own a classic at , • of the 650-4593
and general office Salary Exp or vnexp S4l vp hr parents 770-8896 C 1. ~~~ir2;;rth~ones, $ lSO replacement valve Of· .----
compensated with ability 7S4· 1941 -ameraa • • 2 ( ·30•6 30pm) lers around $<10.000 In· 4 ~eel Dnvt1 9030
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Ad • 12· p O Box 1560· Dllllll FOil IOLUIS 548-8683 or 75 t-3869 chair earthlones. $150 sltp Call 2 l3·494-4o33 sac rt t Ice $ IO. 5 0 O
Costa Mesa. Ca 92627 Earn S tOO·S 1.000 per wk I 662 2722 5 640-9225.
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'81 280ZX 2~ 2. auto. fully
loaded :ow mi. good
cond S9950 obo
963-7843 Of 962·3138
84 Maxima Wgn loaded
Less tnan 6K m1 hke new
Best otter 642·2008
Flit 9123
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640·9225 540-1860 Tri••t~ 91 fi 2600 H1tbor Blvd 172 SPifF1RE new int . COSTA MESA
wire wheels/GT6 hood. CL --1-__ 9,,,,3.,..,1,...3 cass s 1000 675-4273 •tn• ti
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top ucellent cond Vatff VW Allen • • ··f9 Impala •Dr VB
$2300 obO 650-5489 493-4511 837-46oo PS PB AC AM/FM.
ftt .. I 9125 1973 VW T1'11ng CoiW"° $2500 Call 650-7045
i986 Honda Prelude. S·sp. 4·5P 67 OOO mi S3995 84 CAMARO--
A IC sunroof $4995 ~~::8561 8111 Yates VW Loaded Hop Best otter
(368ZFB! Bill Vates VW I 493•4511 83 7 .4800 I · 556-6283
Allen I 837 4800 493--4511 1980 VW Rat>t>it 4·dr son I 8° Caprice Landau loaded must sell Below
79 CIVIC 4 dr wagon • 54850 8111 Vates VW wl'lOiesale PP S46-7739 I 4-sp stereo S3995
spd. good cond S3200 Allen SEE US FIRST!
645-7963 1493-45 11 837·4800 ·ao Prelude. 5 spd. air. We nave a good seleclton 1980 VW Vanagon autO, of NEW 4 used Chev· snrf Ong owner Low ml A/C new engine S8995 ro1e1s1 See us loday1
S5199/obo 841-0256 (ser 4830) Biii Vates VW
la11n -9127 Allen 837-4800 493-4S1 I
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171 Toyota pickup w/shell, Mlll MclEIU'S
we organ l mo ivate VH1ghest Comm1sS1on Cocker Spantel 5 mos Has w Crescent Anaheim Game"sohd walnut crap runs good. S 1200 ot>o SOUTH person tor secretartal ""No nights or wknds papers $SSS N!!QOltat>le So of "'5 Frwy at cat>le new never v!.&d dys 964•2453 eves 5S7·2673 alter SPM
position Excellent lyP· II both energetic 4 bright 642-7045 Brookhursl ofl-ramp $2500 new. will sell best ~IEAT IAY IOAT COUllTY
55 VW Bug bill 1mmec
stereo cass all stock.
$3000 95 7 ·338 1
65 BUG new engine
paint & ltres $700
Cti~ler 9315
69ttrysle• fiew Yoriler
equipped tor fow1ng boat
or trlr g<l cond $600 obo
631-251S or 642-0084
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co Xlnt NB loc Wiii train mechanical t>ackground LahSo -Apso puppies-9 dnll press. metal lathe & Dy 67S-8877 ev 675-90S7 82 Westpnalla Camper Volume Sa:ea Serv1ee
for this 1n1eres11ng pos-a must Apply in person, weeks old Mff AKC reg Free to Toa 6022 vertical mill. hydraulic Poptop, diesel, $8900 And Leasing
111on Mr Green 476-1006 2441 So Pullman. SA Show quality s 175/up press. Dench tel he & WANTED 22-26' OLDER firm. call 642-9686 t87t1 Beach Blvd
OITE llTillS FIH bench m 111 . m 1 s c dt>le ender or other 10 re-Hunlmgton Beach
llOIETAIY 953·B030 togoodhomes548-1005 630·4510 store. wtth /wtlhout work· Aati.1111, (714) 142-2000
Newport &lach develop-THE STOREKEEPER Sweet Ginger med sz F 6211 ing eng 645 1729 eves Cl111io1 9045
ment co exec needs ex-spayed rescue dog, Pl 01rll11 Oraa1t littt11 Mitcellaaeo111 S J11111r 9129
P er 1 enc e d 8 1 s •1 RECEIYllC DEPT Golden Lat>. 1 yr needs w/blue eyes !47-1888 Custom bmpr pool tbl Boataf Iii 7014 · 59 Stvdet>aker new
I d ·. pamt. brakes clutch & '69 XKE conv whl1nu t>lk
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548-8575 task tor West
66 BAJA S800 as 1s
631-8052
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b ody work $600
S48·2523
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owner 43K m1 good
cond $1SOO 5S7-0682
9 319
67 VW SOUAREBACI< 66 Mustang Conv. good
$800 646·4017 cono $6SOOot>o Orange
69 BUG Runs good new re<l au10 top 645· 7402
paint int. !tlereo Emerg., .. 2 L TO am Im eat ency must seu S 1SOO or gr best offer 5•8 559· t>O<l) good runn1n9 " cono S60C obo Wena,
69 BUG •Int cond 1ns11le C.48 78i4 alt S 30pm Arch11ectvral or con· resp home w yar Free baby bunnies 10 good Queen Anne style. desk 12 Kl E compl relurbish I mt Runs real $ l700 sott top w lrP whls. xlnt
st ruction firm t>ack-needs capable person lo 839-7019. 968-7342 home 646·0113 Vartely or tbl $495ot>o 760-8827 New sail Must See To o"o 645-l"OgO 631-5995 cono Lv rnc.n 8"2· 1222 ground desired Good receive 4 price mrerchan· of colors I Apprec alt 6 832·2098 u ., """ ,... ti oul ne"" pa.nt :im Im secretarial and admm1s· d1se Detail 4 o ganiza-Wanted Fem Queensland Gold card Magic lslend A t I t cl 9100 81 Jac;i XJ6 cobalt !>lue ~ 1875 '>48· 3 ,..,c,
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• 1 n c 6 2 706 Cute 8mo. neutrd. shots. 673·5S84 633 5527
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typing va rtely 0 1 T~~~:endr::'o"c;s exp pref A Flne selectionofanuqve 7Pc Lshape covchllkenv KITE SAILBOAT exit equipped sunrool cruise "'OCONVERTIBLE
reaponsit>tlttes Call 8 IOAM only furmlure clocks rugs 4 S400 din rm tbl S60. hv Magic Island Gold Charter cond $!100 760·9662 cont lowmr 739·4490 Collecters item SJSOO
7141760-1390 846-94 19. Valid Ca lie collec11bies from Eng· rm chrs S25 oak drsr $60 ~9e5~t>:!~~~~a1or sale l'"''S IEAL 76 IDOLS xlnt cond ne... 786-06•3 I fanr land. Europe. Asia g u S coftnd tbl $40 552·8443 m; 1 tort '' WAITER/WAITRESSES MAGIC tSLANO MEM· 40 Marmer Kelch 79 e"g have receipts under N11•1 914 1
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d1t1on w•I" ,,.,,., 1'110tor 4 sod $2500 545· 13·2 snoo c.a1 94; 5os.s '8 Pont('! Wagori AT D
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val wllh iclnl typing skills g evening shills tnclud· 63 l·O l63 wk 63l·O149 S 78 000 tor cash 80 SOOS t>lack amitm Xlnt cat• Sunroof am Im 76 vw Cl11~t.to• ~cl cc-nd 84 Tempo II@'" tc• "''
and constrvc11on exper ing weekends Call QTIDUE I CUSSIC AnhQve mahogany round Magic Island Memt>ersh•P (71418'•· 1199 cass sunroof xlnl cond eass $2850 •9•-3852 1n1 '" ra'~ ,..,u~1 ~ti l 0 Pmts AC. AM r~
short hend a • heavy 496-5767 for 1pp1 t831~ Mt Baldy Circle tbl w/5 Ives 6 match ehrs S3000 value Moving. Asking S7800 544. 7090 S 169~ ''"' ~48 1• 1A 3-tert-o cass GOfgeou!> phone contact with ven· Fountain Valley w/needlepo1nt Hand· S7SO obo 64S-7168 SABOT all sails rigging 83 RX7 GS perl cond 51\ mov ng 6S0·2698 or
dors 549·2988 WllTllSS/WllTEIS (7 t 41963-5324 some t>uflel $675 ot>O Mclane 20 Mower self like new $450 720 1184 80 Audi 5000S new tires ~~ssac;ot~ 5g;~t>•v2·~~5~m 'll YW IUS 5• ·.4111 wor1o.
Two years experience 642·9732 I propelled Iron: throw. 2 SLOOP rigged 2 sails elec sn rl cass cruise. S• 500 4q• 5654 .. •325
llOllln llAlll Musi be dependable Hp 8 4 51 alton gear eng & :rlr S2500 pwr locks •mmac S6280 Ntrefftl IHI 9145 .. erc:uy ~ In Ir-vine. Costa Mesa and Bring references Apply Hoosier Porcelain top. oek An I q d 1n1 n g 1 at> I e rtggs ' 760· 7 1o4 968 2S 1o PP Marty 973· 1345 dys 7 7 Wtt~tphalta Cllmpeor ~7~1 '!"M~e-.rc"-!oM"!'a·r·Q·u·19•tl80Pii~
Newport &iach areas. full in ~rson 3.spm Jolly c1t>1ne1 wlflovr sifter re· w/eiclendlng 1e11111es & 4 eng S220 2 HP Edger 673 1344 eves 1975 Mercedes 280 4 dr lO ""' Qd cond ff'nt C.A.Ll 979•6646 11me Malure lndMduala Roger .•OOS coast Hwy, f1nishedS395 831-1007 chrs S450 Sota table. $115 Factory tuned up Boata, auto A C 1 prev1oua SC.400 °t><" t;•:i 2837
only Telephone and car Laguna Beach AHlillCtl IOI I mod drk wood S40 673· 7568 S~t4 I U i 7016 ~~n~oooex~~~~~ ds~r~;~1 ownr 10 m1 $8995 81111 ·s Bu$ rt>lt MO " c
required. W la .. 1h Ila ---AntQ,_ fern stand $15 Men'sl0speedt>tkeS50 197 I A 1e'110 snrl lltrl lull pwr 32 (V0e71~.s VW A llton av10 :raris Am Fm ~int
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2275 W. Lincoln. Suite L Finish doora, It wooelwor • Retrlg Servlc4I Recond Chrome 4 gl111 din tt>I, arrar~, 4 •4 cond $5500 FIRM met S 14 600 642· 1004 "'9 BUG CONVERTIBLE
Ane,,.lm 778-917 1 dellverles 4 will C:lll Sales. Guar 549-3077 $250 10 beige parson SCM Copief, $75, See· H/645 8814 W/548-1 182 *22' ILH JACln* S
Cosll Men . 548•2439 2-dr 9 cu ft refrigerator chrs S75 720· 1393 11r111 desk $75. 2 ChllM Aattia 9fH 1958. sleeps 4, n.w 19ng 1 $60~ITE wt1h 2 ~Pi606 HOlllTY W&llMlll $100 548-1233 • .,... ChroneRaln Lamp S80 tnew1 S125 ea R111n '82 18 11 Wellcritl Bow 'U Xuslln Healey MK ill Ivel tt1ni..s. every1h1ng l
PIT Pletn clot* Losa PI T per1on for (light lhtp-Chand4Mief to m1lcl"I $35 1eble blM $40. Bomb• Rider 70hp Evin wflrlr l tK orig m• wl'ltl~ w1re<1 MW but hull S 14 500 80 Rabtlll A C 111ereo
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tor •vet A wknd1, 25 hra 20 to 30 hr for Clothing lro1t proof, aid• by •kt•. Stand $15 588-71115 1941 • ., glau sq SSO Ow1 ply S6500 673 7449 845-4929 or 548 6186 trade tor •50 SL & T 0 P •.?563 x1n1 CC'nd
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ltmtt ltatft1 ltte1•. M1J0t remodel Mut1 know -----&e2·22« 845 5359 •NSW£RS 548-0788 s 1 7 . o o o / b 1 1 o 1 r Exprd Apply Shell Sii· tr1d .. Rel~ GAS RANGE w/db14t oven n 675-7009
!Ion 17th & Irvine, NB 840· 1118. 213/eeo-0387 Modem Maid. v.ry cteen Hide 8 bed twin b.cs l llf! 6 Dtckt 7022 $200 ~188 wlfr1m1. bookc11u Modify· Obettt 30 UbO MOORING wiH ·n 280 S£L 4 5 Sen. Sta.,........ J•~· Wutt4 Sl s GE gas drytlf, s t25 s.er. 1.-0VN e.ach 494·9e23 N19C;e . \.!Yery fl POWER BOAT C>Oal )(Int cond $8-400
PI T evet 4 wtc~s hN:t Bulle<f\laletfHtllpr/Coolt wisher & QU drytlf. $100 I llY Flllmlf 1 laugn.d~~~~I w,,_., I SeoGO t•" 873 1444 pp 87~·6909 :::::=:,.!ct ~y Fullyexp'd, .._., poeltlon :~ .. Fr.1g15 ,.d!'!1
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Fabulous quahty customa.ed 4 BR home wrth
180' view! Harbor. ocean. no roof ~ Thts
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Bnght & dean two BR condo tocaled on a
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neutral cotors. Move-en ready.
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wl plush carpet. antique mart>le fplc shutters &
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1083 DOVER DRIVE, Newport Beach ..• Lovely condo In WMtcUff area,
waJk to shops. 2 bedrooms, 2'~ baths, community poof & ciubhouae,
fireplace, 2 car garage. Low downpayment. Priced at $137,000.
1205 NORTH BAYFRONT, Balboa lsland ... PRICE REOUCED ... Wlth
pier and sJlp. Thie custom home Is 90-1. completed. Great noor plan, 3
bdrms, 2¥. baths, large famlty room. $925,000.
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'JJ17 VIA OAVIETO, Udo lste ... 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, den, on 43' lot. 3
car garage + off street parking. Street to street location. Lovely large
patio. $400,000.
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eee VIA LIDO SOUD, Lido lsle ... 4 bedrooms, 4 bathst formal dining
room, 3 car garage. Vu from master suite. Super patio. $550.000.
142 VIA UNDINE, Lido lsJe ... SUPER FINANCING BY SELLEA. .. low
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Very close to clubhouse. $425,000.
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Y1A UH •1 11,111-
This bayfront has absolutely everything. Decor-
ated In the finest of taste. 5 bdrms. 4 baths, 2
fireplaces, spa, dock for 2 boats. By appoint-
ment only.
HYO •us 11,111,111
Newly decorated with luxurious carpet. This
spacious 5 bedroom home has family room,
game room. gourmet kitchen. central court
yard. 60' on the bay, pier & slip for large yacht.
VIA UH SHI 11 .. 11,llO
Lovely bayfront with 4 large bdrms, hi-ceilings,
fireplace in master suite, boat dock, near to
clubhouse and tennis courts.
YlA UM Hll 11 .. 11,111
EXCELLENT OWNER FINANCING ... Super view
of bay activities. Slip w/many electrlcal outlets.
Ideal for sportfisher.
VIA UM SHI 11 .. 11,IOO
Beautifully remodeled bayfront. English Tudor
Style. Large master suite with Jacuzzi. Super
bay view. Dock tor large boat.
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4 bdrm, 3 bath home on Promontory Bay. Pier &
slip + side tie. 3 car garage. Owner will consider
exchange.
111 UH PUI HIVE 1211,000
SHARP BAYFRONT HI-RISE, corner location,
move-In condition. Community slips & pool.
Security bldg. Sub. parking.
111LIHPUl•IYE Pll,Oll
NEW LISTING ... Spectacular bayfront end unit
with great view. 2 bedrooms, 1 ¥•baths, security
bldg, comm. sllps and pool. Owner financing.
BEACH LIVING AT ITS BEST!
111 UM PUI NIYE IHl,llO
• NEW USTING ... Newport's prestigious bayfront
high-rise on the penthouse floor. Tastefully dec-
orated 2 bdrms, 2112 baths and sauna. 24 hr. sec.
Pool & spa.
121 Ull PUI MIYE MU,000
First floor location with a "sit down" bay view.
Beautifully decorated. Large master suite + den.
Pl• ba .. slip available.
UN ISLE
YlllKM 1211,llO
2 bedroom older beach home Is in a perfect
location with a beach at both ends of the block.
NFLW 1121,111
Corner of Via lido Soud. Beautifully designed
for an open feeling. 3 bdrms .. 3 baths, 3 fire-
places-one In master suite. Rooftop sundeck.
YI& PIUBI MH,IOO
Remodeled 3 BR. & 2 Ba. French doors open on
to sunny patio. Spa in master bath. Wiii
lease/option. Make offer!
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Wonderful f amity home. Features 6 bdrms. 5
baths, family room. living room & dining room
open to pool area.
YIAUM•I llH,000
Spanish styte home on 85' corner lot. 6 bdrms.
family room, large living room, beautiful center
courtyard for entertain!ng.
Y1A OllHYI 1110,000
3 bedrooms, 21h baths. den. built-in stereo
equip. T.V., security. Great for entertaining.
YI& tllTI lll0,000
Great ho111d for entertaining. 2 story. 3
bedrooms, 21~ baths, sec. system, great wet
bar, roof top spa. Beautiful furnishings Included.
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Owner Must Sellll Great potential for Investor or
first time home buyer. Needs finish work. Priced
below market value.
YIU.UWSMlll Slt,111
Enjoy second home in Newport Beach at this
terrific price. Nicely decorated, large sundeck.
Assume loan. Community pool & spa
IEWNIT aEST CHM 1111,111
Owner anxious to sell this spacious condo. and
will carry 2nd with the assumable loan. Features
4 bdrms. fam. rm .• 3 batbCs. wet bar & fireplace in
llving room. Near beacr't~
IEWNIT 101 .. TIWllllSE 1121,•
Excellent bank financing on this 3 bedroom. 3
bath. Community pool, spa & park area for your
enjoyment.
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Owner anxious ... Excellent corner location for
duplex on R2 lot 50 x 58'. Gorgeous sunsets, 3
bdrms, 2 baths, large front patio. SUBMIT ON
PRICE AND TERMS.
OISTI MESI
IUI llU.IU PUI 1121,111
This home ts In A-1 condition. Has been up-
graded. Features 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, near
shopping, schools. and freeway.
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lllYOSITY PUI TEIUCE 11Jl,IOO
Cardiff model townhome. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths,
close to schools. shopping. South of freeway.
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ST. lllTl91/FllWEI 1110,111
Absolutely charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home
with fireplace. bay w1ndow. R.V. access. corner
1ocatlon and across from park.
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Channtng 3 bdnn home on qwel Newport Beach
Sl.r'E'\.·l Hardwood floors. large secluded back
)·ard Converuent to schools. shopping and
beaches ExC"ellent location Priced at $184.900.
Ask for DONNA or BILL
lllYll& TO lllEll•
Real '-uuntn charm on R-2 lot This 3 bdrm. 2
bath home has 2 fi repla<'e'S, 22X20 master swt.e
over dbl garage and backyard paradJ.Se Could be
d.J,ided mto :? uruts Sellers mav carrv 2nd T.D. $174.~l\U C<sll MARY JANK . -
WI£ lllLIULI LIT
Exdw.1vf> guard gd ted Harbor Ridge. Cornm_unity
pool & t~nnc. $495.000 Call MARILYN
T\\-1TCHELL
LllO ISUll IA YFllHT
Beautdul 4 bdrm home with pier & slap for 60'
boat v.1th tht:' ~bthty to extend to 70" Features
an elevator. central vacuum. electric awnings,
gourmet· kitchen. and leaded glass entry doors.
Sale sub }e('t to court approval Call MARIA
BER COVITZ
3 bdnra. den. fanuly nn, master bdrm suite and 3
fireplaces'. Located on an extra lge lot at end of a
cul de sac Lovely outdoor ent.ertainment area
includes pool. spa. wet-bar, built-in BBQ and
wood dedung Also has greenhouse, workroom,
vegetable garden and more~ Ask for DONNA or
BILL
"YACITSIWl'S llUll"
Exdus1 ve Newport bayfront. Protected location
near the Harbor entrance with two pnvate boat
docks and side tie. SoptustJcated residence afford-
ing an mumat.e look at gracious waterfront livtng.
Call LlNDA TAGLlANETTI or DlANE
CARFORA
COROU IEL IWI
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2 bdrn1 , '.!. lx1th owner's unit w/fireplace. open
beam t-eilmg K.i k·ht.>n. l.Jv nn and master bdrm all
open onto bnght, sunny patio. One bdrm income
urut Sc·parak lndry rm. 3-car garage. Excellent
rental area A gr1>a t buy at $275.000. Call BINNIE
DIXON
01 TIE WATEll
L<1v1 I\ '.l heir m :! lxith rondo next door to popular
Chind CrJ\·c· BeaC'h F'a ntasuc views. pool, spa.
~Uri \\ s.ir,o 001) F'et· Call CAROL PANGBURN
OLD COROIA IEL IWI
A r<HI 'JfJfJ<•rturu ty to own one of the ar eas
landmark homt'l> un CK:ea.n Blvd The charming
res1dc·nt-e v.1th resmblmg rooms IS rem1mscent of a
past t·ra L<x:eskd on a spac10us 65XJ40 comer lot
with a panoramH. view from Dana Point to Palos
Verdes &:-ahsucally pnt't"d at $1 .100.000 CaU
BINNIE DIXON
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Spac1ous "Delores" plan with beautiful view of
Newport's back bay. One of the Bluffs' best buys.
Three bdnns, wet .bar. and extra large patio.
$215.000 Call JOYCE DABOLT or SALLY
SHIPLEY
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REDUCED AG AIN. 3 bdrm. f am1ly room home
plus chanrung 2 bdnn apartment Large com er
lot 1 block to So Bayfront Oversized garage
w /storage. Own~r anx ious. may help
w /financing. $395,000. Call MARILYN
TWITCHELL or MARIA BERCOVTTZ
SPECTACIW WATEI VIEW
NEWPORT BEACH BA YFRONT Located on a
private road with an unequaled location near the
Harbor entrance for qUlck ocean ~. Sup and
s1detie $1.375.000 mcludmg land Call SALLY
SHIPLEY or JOYCE DAOOLT
TllREllCI RIHE -11¥11£
Upgraded executtve condo 2 bdrm, 21"1 bath &
study. Marble fireplace. ule entry, mini blinds.
community pool. t.enntS. Close to beaches
Motivated seller $167,500 Catt FRED POUIAN
A VIEW FIT Fii A 1111!
llHS llll -IEWNIT IE&Cll
High on the cliff with a breathtaking 180' vtew of
ocean. bay. and Catalina lsland Custom-built
home. Quality decor throughout. 3 bdrms plus
separate in-law quarters or matds room. $639,000.
CaU SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOL T
ILIFFS -SPAClllS C 1£1ROOll
Highly upgraded end unit with parual bay viev.
Bright a nd sunny with dramatic vaulted beam
et>ilmgs and t•xpanded slfJne f1rcplacr-Large
e nclosed pauo near pool. Large assumable loan
$225.000 Call SALLY S HIPLEY or JOYCE
DAOOLT
VILU llLIOl PEITHOUSE
~1gner own~r ha.'> decoraled hc·r home with
plantauon shutters. bf-ve)('d mirrors & custom
floors. Light & airy with skylights. 2 mast.er
suites. High assumable 10% loan. Askmg $229,000
Call MARILYN HILL
ILIFFI, l llUT llYt
Spacious 4 bdrm "G .. plan n.'C."efllly upgradro.
Bnght and sunny with ~xtra. ~e patio and
exterior balcony surroundmg livtng room. Walk
to shopping center. $210.000. Land quote ONLY
$28, l 76! Call SALLY S HIPLEY or JOYCE
DABOLT
ILIFFS "llE If A 1111"
Expanded front row end unit o'looklng Newport's
prestigious back bay. Suitt by the developer of the
Bluffs as his personal residence on l ~ lots with
160' view . Features sunken conversatton area and
built-an wet bar. $439,000 including land. Call
S ALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DA.BOLT
111,100
:i bdrm. 1 a,. bath home on quiet streeL Lge added
( amil y room and warm brick fireplace make this a
lovely fazml y home. Close to schools and shop·
ping Ask for DONNA WEBSTER
•11n CIL •UC
Convenient location near churehes & CdM high
school. Delightful "Franciscan" model over look-
ing rolling greenbelt. Asking $299,500. Call
JOYCE DAOOLT or SALL 'f SHIPLEY.
II' UY Fl.,.AIE
101111
Newport Beach gated community of Bayshores 4
bdrms. 4 baths. farruly room. fonnal dmmg.
Spectacular view of turning bnasin & main chan-
nelk. $1.575,000. Call MA.Rll..YN TWITCHELL
IEWPOIT IE&CI 11•1 1200,000
Lovely single family home in beautiful Eastbluff
Convienient locauon on quiet cul de sac near
Newport Beach Tennis Club. Eastbluff Shipping
Center and Corona del Mar High School Only
$189,500. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE
DABOLT.
IEW LISTlll -IAYSlllES
2 bdrm & family room which rould oonven to 3rd
bdrm Charming guard gated Newport com-
munity with private beach. $329,000 FEE. Call
MARILYN TWITCHELL or MARIA
BER COVITZ.
OCUIFIOIT llPl.D
Owner occupied upper unit. Open beam ceilings.
pine panelmg. Fireplaces in both uruts. Lower
urut always leased. Great seasonal rental area
Owners will carry nPw lst 1'ru.c;t Deed Ca ll
MARIA BERCOViTZ
OWIERS IOTIYATEI!
WAIT TO SELL llWl
~favl' built anothE:'r home Spacious 4 bdrm home.
3-car garag<'. desirable Newport Beach location
Extra lge k1t.chen. master bdrm w /his & her
baths. Family room w/hreplace & wet bar RV
access, pool-sized yard. Excellent owner financ-
ing. All offers given careful consideration
$339.500 Call BlNNLE DIXON
The firm with the Beverly Hills/Palm Desert connection
759-9100
# 2 Corporate Plaza Newport Center
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HY If TIE WED-Corona del
Mar condominium. 2 bdrm, 2 ba,
lmmac. View deck. Walk to
everything Incl. comm pool/spa.
Just reduced to an amazlngty
low $189,000.
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Bulletlnl
mHD Wow! Woodbridge! 3
bdrm, 2 bath with neutral decor
and great loans, corner lot,
close to schools, shops, pari<s &
lake.
REM~NDER:-IN<iOME TAXES DUE MONDAY. RESPONSI BEl:OW .
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$399,000 ...................... 1230 Sand Key, HVHls, CdM
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$280.000 ................................. 715 Bellis, E/Bluff, NB
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llcrtt ... a .. ,..,.. •• fr 11111. uM 3 II -ia.
$1.000,000 ........................... 3335 Ocean Blvd., CdM
,.. ..... IClll .... 4 ... 3 ... l "9c'1, ,.. ki .
$375,000 fee ................... 320 Seaward, Shrclfs, CdM
....... t1m1•11, l II. l la,.,.,..., '911'1
$225,000 ................... 403-409 Poppy Ave., Old CdM
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$395.000 ......................... 2001 Altura, Irv. Terr, CdM
Qlr1lilc, cemtry ar.-I cur 4 Ir, lfl
$298,000 ..................................... 2012 Pt. Bristol, NB
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$285,000 (lh) ................ 2601 Blackthorn, E/Blutf, NB
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$189,900 .......................................... 464 Gavlota, NB
c..trJ bclisll llili estate•/_,.. ... 3 II
$435,000......... .. .. 528 Seaward, Corona Hinds, CdM
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$395,000 ......................................... 315 Orchid, CdM
SnOw ~ 511 U. .-. Nw, Mc• Inc.
$585,000 ..................... 41 Bodega Bay, Spygls, CdM
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$298,000 ..................................... 2012 P1. Bristol, NB
"Starttr", llt flNr ,..., at I llt ltt, l 11, dell '
$220,000 ............................... 1300 Dover, Wstclf, NB
1121,000 ,, 1211,000
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IEWPHT WCI 11111••• -lovely location,
sunny 2 bdrm, 2 ba, fplc, pool and upstairs
privacy. Only $126,000
IEWPHT IUCI, $110,000 -Lovely location,
townhome In Westclltt, 2 bdrm, 2 baths. de-
lightful patio. $130,000.
llE IHI •• -Perfect for beach llvlng, like
nu cond., bright, airy feel. $189,000.
ILIFFS UIUll -3 bdrm, 3 baths, 1850 sq.ft.,
end unit. patio, nice decor. Onty $189,900.
WTILIFF ATTUOTlll -Attractively decorated,
beautifully maintained. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, family
rm, near schools. $289,000.
IPfl All UlllT -Outdoor feeling, redwood
interior, skylights. French doors, open to grassy
yard. 3 bdrms. 2 ba, quiet cul de sac. $179,000.
PlflUI I -UI L• ID -Great location,
serene courtyard & a view of the mountains in
RSJ, $195,000.
PllTRE PlidUT -In Harbor Vlerw, large 4 bdrm
family home wtth spa. Only $298,000.
UPI .._ TIRlllEI -Outstanding values,
near CdM beaches, 3 bdrm. 3 baths, brand new,
deoks, spas, fplc's from $225,000.
UlllllfF • 111111• -Large pool, nice view,
one owner home, purchase fee or at $285,000
leasehofd.
I 1111.000 ,, 1111.000 l ·
lf.-S .. .U.X -1900 sq.ft.. bright
w/beam ceilings, 3 large bdrms, rental is 1500
sq.ft., 2 bdrms, near footbridge. $385,000.
Ull IUK Tl PlllllSI -Delightful CdM lo-
cation! 2 bdrms. 2 bath classic, lge master suite.
den, enclosed patJo yard. $380,000.
•-YDIAl -•llllATIH -The facial ex-
pression of UNIQUE'$ La Verne de la Cierva of
Lido Isle says all there Is to say about paying
taxes!
-April to be a goal breaking month for
Unique Homes Real Estate In CdM .
-U.C.l.'s Anteater Daze this weekend: Fun,
fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun!
-An early sell-out of the Cape Crown
Town homes In Corona del Mar.
-A cute "Starter" home In Westcllff. 8800
sq.ft. lot, 3 bdrms. only $220,000.
4 111111• IUISll -Fireplace In living rm. ano
famity rm, spa in serene setting, some ocean ·
view In HVH, $360,000.
1 .. 11•1 -2 bath, 1 fireplace on a 45' lot, 11h
blocks to beach,'a charming home, yard, netgh-
borhood. $395,000.
llllllT LIT -Sport court, covered patio and
pride of ownership, 4 bdrm, H.V. Hills, nr park.
$399,000.
.. •'IV• NW al.I -Spacious Burlingame
4 bdrm plus lge rec rm, canyon views. owner
wants out! $439,000.
U.E..-n • --Prime area, 4 bdrm. wtth
corner lot. patio, French doors and fireplaces in
liv, fam rooms. Only $375,000 fee.
CIUU Ill llU •USIM -Canyon views, yet
spacious 3 bdrm, fam rm and viewing deck. A
special home. Owne!/agent. $435,000.
IWO LIT • SUYllW -Great city lights view!
Ocean tool 3 bdrm, 3 bath home. located nr
comm pool, spa and tennis, priced to sell at
only. $385,000 .
lllE Tl Tll .. , -Port Royal plan in Seaview.
4 bdrms, $30,000 In extras, tasteful excitement.
$449,000.
WIE C• llPW -3 bdrm, 3 bath and 2 bdrm,
1 bath. Both units have fplc's, Fr. doors. patios.
close to beach. $339,900.
1n1ws SHTIPHT -516 bdrms. pool. view.
h~e and vacant. $585,000.
I llO,ooo a..-,,
llCHlllU Y1fW -Adult home plus guest apar1-
ment, breathtaking location. very unique
$750,000.
IEST llY II I •tUJll I Pltnm -Hugging a
secluded cove In the southernmost corner of
Corona del Mar, this palatial retreat is 41h baths.
maids quarters, pool, spa. gymnasium and
pond. A Unique presentation at S 1.900,000
UNl()U~ ti()M~§, l2ULT()l2§, f3lli-f3()()()
PACJFIC COAST HIGHWAY AT MKARnfUR BOULEVARD IN CORONA DEL MAil
I
Real F.state
A Great Western Company
IRVINE
lllYERSln PlRl--S 121,000
And you OWN the land! Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 balh in IMMACULATE cond~t1on! intercom. Malibu lights and dnp sprinkler system are some of
the special features Also includes one year Home Warranty! 759-1501.
ORAllE TREE -1121,100 · ~
But feels like you are in a plush castle! Owner is a contractor who has
spared no expense in custom additions and quality workmanship. You'll
be proud to call this haven your home! 759-1501.
llllE IOllS ROii
In this extra special value in University Park greenbelt area. Short walk
to pools & tennis. $10,000 under nearest comparable! 759-1501.
WOOlllUHE
This sought after Sycamore model SINGLE FAMlL ~ HOME has 4
bdrms, 3 baths. large yard, air conditioning and security system. New
landscaping and beautifuJ brick patio. $179,500. 759-1501.
TIRTLE ROCI ILEI . . .
Beautiful 2 bedroom+ den or 3 bedroom J~e ~el ~ ideal location
on cul· de-sac. New car-peting! Lowest price available in thts model. Only
$199,500. 759-1501.
IORTHWOOl-$211,100
Profes.5ionalJy decorated and landscaped! 4 bdnn.5, 3 baths, 2 fplcs,
formal dining room and Camily room + elaborate security syste~.
Mouvated sellers! 759-1501
I NEWPORT BEACH/CORONA DEL MAR
$111,600 "'
2 bdrm. 2 bath w ith fi re place OnJy a short walk to beach! 759-1501
lllll REPO .
3 bdrm. 2 bath w ith fireplace within walking distance to beach
Rt•novator·s dt>hght' Only $1 24.900 759-1501
S 1,200 PER llOllTH
With part of monthly lease going toward the down ~yment ~he1n you
lt!ast:t0pt1 on this 3 bdrm. 2 1'7 bath residence with m1m ocean view Only
a few bloC'ks to the beach! 759-150 l
$241,000 -IOIT SLIP
C.omes with this excepllonal property Completely renovated-3 bdrm.
2 1 : baths. 759· l :'>0 I
$296,000 -OCEll VIEW .
from this 3 bdrm. plus de n executive home in one of our most exclusive
areas. Extra large lot w /room for pool/tennis. Pnvate beach access
included m low assoc. dues. You OWN the land! 759-1501.
HIRIOR VIEW PORTOFllO lllll
With super location near school. park and pool. 4 spacious bd"'.l.S· pl~
sep l bdnn guest of in-law quarters. Large secluded yard with spa.
$230.000 in assumable financing. 759-1501.
IEICll DUPLEX, PLUS lilEST lllT
Just listed -ideal location -large com er lot -builders & investors
delight! 759-1501
TUE OYER 1~% LOii
Best value in Harbor Ridge. ~umable $165,000 loan Al.most 2000 sq.
ft. of comfort & luxury m this ideal location. One year Home Warranty
provtded 759-150 l
PlLERIO IOIEL HIRIOll VIEW
Beautifully maintained ~ilh impr~iv~ bri~k paved driveway leading
to magnificent front patio Beauuful mten or w/custom walJ to wall
carpet.mg and Van Lu1t walJpaper. A magnificent e xecutive residence
for onJy $329,000. 759-1501.
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$1,llO PEI llm
When you lease option this immaculate Harbor Ridge beauty. hardly
lived in! 759-1501.
$211,100 -PRIVATE IUCI
Acces.5 comes with this custom buiJt hillside home in Corona del Mar
that provides a "countryside" feeling wilh views of hills & "open space".
Owner will help with low interest fin.a.ncing. 759-1501.
CllllA IEL ID llPLU
2 charming single story cottages SOUTH of the highway! Walk to the
beach! Built a 2nd story and have ocean view! Always rented! Better see
this one NOW! 759-1501.
IJ00,000
In assumable financing on this 2700 sq ft one level executive gem located
in prestigious Harbor Ridge. Private cul-de-sac for peace and quiet at
lhe TOP of the world! Fantastic VIEW! 759-1501.
SPYIUSS 1410,000
Newly redecorated featuring ocean view, beautiful pool and large lot.
Lots of used brick give warm, Criendly feeling ideal for entertaining.
759-1501.
SPEOTIOIW YIEW
180 degree view of the ocean to Catalina, and a panorama of sparkling
lights at night. 4 bdrm. 3 baths. with added bonus room. Only $590,000.
759-1501.
CISTllWATEIFIOIT
40 ft. dock and view. Spacious one story plan with 4 bdnns, 4 baths~
secluded patios and 3 car garage with workshop. $645.000. 759-1501
IAlllFICEIT YIEW-$111,000
From this 5 bdrm mansion high atl>p Spyglass Hill. One of the best
panoramic ocean and bay views we have ever seen! Pool, spa. security
system. Over 3.300 sq ft of executive luxury. 759-1501.
COSTA MESA
$14,100
2 bdrm. 2 bath on greenbelt art'a close to shopping and transportation
759-1501.
1111,110
Large 3 bdrm home with fireplat-e, beautiful kitchen on large lot
759-1501.
WILL TUIE IPI
Costa Mesa Easts1de Oasis Towne Home with 2 bedrooms+ den + 2
baths+ double garage and runrung streams, waterfalls & ll"ee.S, trees,
trees! Fantastic "woodsy" atmosphere. ONLY $132,900. 759-1501.
USTSllE Win
With hard to find hardwood floors. Close to shopping & transportation.
Large 140 ft. deep lot with fruit trees & room to expand. Only $1 37,500.
759-1501
llln&IY WOllS
Over 1700 sq. ft. of comfort in this spacious 3 bedroom, 2 1.l'l bath ''St.
George" model. Big double car garage, huge master suite. Ideal Back
Bay location. 759-1501.
lllOIE YICTOllll
Impressive elevated front porch, stained glass entry, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
m main house plus 2 bdrm, 1 bath guest house or income unit -lge. R -2
lot in price East Side, Back Bay area! 759-1501.
DESPERATE OWIER
Will lease with o ption to buy $1 .000 per month wilh $500 credited back
toward down payment! Prime C.ollege Park location 2000 sq ft.
upgraded w/2 fireplaces and wet bar. Just reduced -caJl 759-1501.
CB.
NEWPORT BEACH OFFIC~
2870 San Miguel Drive
Newport leach, CA 92t;80
(714) 759-1501 dl. AMERICAN HOME SHIELD
"We Protect & Service
Things That Service You."
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2870 Son Miguel Drive
Newpon leach, CA 92880
(714) 759-1501
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pvt. lot -w/pool & spa. Compl. re-
modeled Inside and out. Extensive use
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Ba mlnl-vlew home. Make an
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I of oak flooring and oak fr. doors. Lead-
ed glass windows, .breakfast rm w/wet
'bar. ~reat entertaining home. Walking I distance to pvt. beach. Owner leaving
usnm-Two years old. 1700 sq. tt., 3 Br
21A Ba condo. Bank will finance
at 1ie/e. Alkfng $1-48,000. CLASSIFIED 642-5678 I V l R E L y I which meam. -
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praisal. Xlnt financing. $895,000.
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Assume large loan and OWC.
of Shopping, right at 640-0357.
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your fingertips everydayt I ..... ,. l<1·'11h "'r\ It.. & r. ;;.·,:i :::.'~W~,, f t •• I' I' ,, ,. I' r I John Murray -Broker -Open Sun. 1-5
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REALTY I INVESTMENT
1525 MESA VERDE DRIVE • I •
I COSTA MESA I
PIUCEI IEMCH Tl 1120,IOI -On this 1,900 sq .
ft. College Park home w/a lrg add-on fam. room.
3-BR , Pl• BA, F/P. Large assumable 1st T.D. Be
creative in your offer. Owners are very
motivated. Call now. 979-5370
l lCCllA llllT -Large Eastslde home on a
corner lot. 1700 Sq. Ft., 4 BR, Family Room,
F.P.. Formal dining. Only $139,900 with a
$110,000 fixed rate assumable fintt. Priced rock
bottom for a fast sale! See it today! 979-5370
SEWI WIU PH H,IOl 11 CISTIJ -On this newly
listed customized Mesa Verde home. 4 Br., 3
Ba .• 2 Fireplaces. Family room. May be used as
a 3 BR. + Mother-In-Law's quarters. See the
European Style courtyard entry. All for
$159,000. Make an appointment to see it now!
979-5370
MTIYATll SEWI -Make an offer on this
fabulous Village Creek Condo near South Coast
Plaza with over $25,000.00 In upgrades. Assume
this fixed rate 91h% loan and owner may carry a
2nd T.O. with a large down. Priced reduced
$10.000 to $119.500. Check It out! 979-5370
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IPUll llTI .,._! -With your very own pool
home! 3-Br, formal dining, large yard plus 8. 75%
assumable loan! Priced to sell at $131 ,500.
979-5370
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ITV Lllllll -Go see this cute 3-Br, 2-Ba
home with low malnt. back yard. Excellent area
of Irvine! Make appointment to see this quality
home today! Only S 145,500. 979-5370
I LAGUNA NIGUEL I
l FMOll YllW -On this pride of own-
ership-New World Condo. Model Perfect! 3 Br, 2
ba, with enclosed Patio. Quiet area, detached
dbl. Garage. Only $103,900. Includes a home
warranty policy, Call for an appointment now.
979-5370
t •El nc -BUT! Make me an offer. 3-BA, 2 BA,
condo on a single ~evel. 2-car garage. Popular
New World. Quiet area. Includes a free home
warranty policy. $99,890. 979-5370.
COSTA IESI
979-5370
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I PLACENTIA I
Ill PATii --2 Br, 2 Ba single story In prime
location. Front & baci< yards. Fireplace and
central air. Really a sharp patio home. All this
and privacy tool $124,900 979-5370.
I GARDEN GROVE I
IMMACULATELY MAINTAINED -Pride of own-
ership. 4 Br. 2Ba, Hardwood floors. Block wall
surrounds beautiful back yard In bloom. Original
owners are very anxious for an offer. Leaving
state. Only $101,950. Call us for more details.
979-5370
I INVESTMENT PROPERTY I
TU nmt llYllT .. -4 Units on 75' x 224 · Lot.
Three 2 Bdr., one 1 unit needs a little fixing.
Good lnclome producer. Owner may assist
w /financlng. $209,900. 979-5370
SIUP llPlD N Nim LIT -Newly re-
furbished. Assumalbe loan. OWC or VA-FHA.
Good rental area & good starter for 1st time
Investor. $104.500 979-5370
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Rarely available Capistrano Beach .. Beach Rd." home.
Prime oceanfront location, 4 bedrooms, den. master suite
with fireplace and the "Pacific Ocean" make this offering
a beach lover's delight. Must sell -bring offer -reduced
to $799,000, J1c•i• 111~ .....
CEllTRAL ATllUI POOL HOME
Single level 4 bedroom home built around central
courtyard. Extra large lot with patio area and play yard
complete thiS-family entertaining home. -Close to Mesa
Verde Country Club. $269,000, ., ... ii 11141••••·
$10,000~MESA VERD£ IEDUCTIOll
Original owner offers neat 4 bedroom, 3 bath Buccola
built home, secluded location, excellent floor plan, wood
floors, 3 car garage, priced at $247,500 . ., ... ,, la1~I••••·
COLF COURSE FIOllTAGE
Panoramic view -4 bedroom, 3 bath pool home on Mesa
Verde Country Club golf course. Excellent financing
terms, offered at $335,000 . .laoki1 11•~•••••·
LEASE OPTION OR BUY
Dramatic Baycrest 4 bedroom pool home. Hige central
entertaining area with roof that "opens to the skies."
Prime location, fresh paint, ready 4 move in! $499,000.
Available for lease option. Call for Information. Jacki•
H11lll1•11. 631-1266.
BIG TOWMHOME
LITTLE PRICE
Private location, close to park.
This 3 bedroom, 3 bath home has
over 1800 sq. ft., family room,
dining room, two balconies and
more. Priced at $159,000. For
details, call Rusty Guinther,
631-1266.
PRIVATE BAYFRONT LIVING
Quiet water views from your mas-
ter suite and living room. 2
bedrooms, roomy den, 3 full
baths. Boat slip available. Secur-
ity a key. Original owners offer
this home at $496,000. For a
private showing , call Rusty
Guinther 631-1266.
RUSTY GUIHllTHER
R&'M~
&31-1266
WATERFRONT ESTATE
• TRADES WELCOME •
Owners will exchange their 5 bedroom, 4 bath home with
these extras: maid quarters, mirrored formal dining room ,
family room, four fireplaces, laundry room. 3 car garage.
Move your equity in your home, apt. units, commercial
property to this waterfront home. For details, call Rusty
Guinther, 631-1266.
TIRED OF REllTIMG???
LOOK AT THIS ••.
Two master suites, two and a half baths, highly upgraded
condo. Offered at $127,000 ... try 10% down to qualified
buyer. For more Information, call Rusty Guinther
631-1266. .
TRIPLEX AT THE BEACH
J~st listed below market. Motivated sellers are offering
~his 3 bedroom, 3 bath and mother-i n-l~w unit with great
income for $259,000. This won't last. Rusty Guinther 631-1266. . .
BAYFIONT $850,000
ASSUIE $8001 AT 9~
Immaculate triplex -possibility
to convert to private residence
with separate Income unit. Excel-
lent opportunity. Just listed. UE
llllEll.
CdM FRONT ROW VIEW
Super 3 bedroom tr+-4evel home
with SWEEPING VIEW OF BAY
and OCEAN. Newer construction.
Shown exclusively by appt. Ask-
ing $900,000. IAE llllEIS
631-1 266.
BACK BAY -11. ACRE W/POOL
Just fisted! This Superlative 4
bedroom , home combines
elegance and casual lifestyle.
Spacious newer home with family
room & kitchen. Superb grounds
& pool area. Asking $370,000. UE
IOllEIS 631-1266.
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RAE ROllEIS
WMIC·
131-1211
CAPE COD -CUFF HAVEN
Exceptional custom bultt In 1983. Combines formal
elegance with family comfort. 4 spacious bedrooms.
Master suite with artists loft, balcony. 4 fireplaces. Family
room & pool room. 10% cash down & assume 11 .8%
financing . Excellent value at $395,000. Ill llllEll
631-1266.
llEWPORT HEIGHTS W/CUEST UNIT
Completely remodeled & expanded in 1982. Delightful
traditional 2 bedroom, den home. Two story with ocean
view from sun decks. Complete assumable financing.
Great opportunity! $283,000. W llMEll 631-1266.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS VIEW $325,000
2 bedroom c,ottage with ocean & bay view. Prime location
across from park. large lot-room to expand. UE llllEIS
631-1266
NEWPORT HEIGHTS $17 4,000
Newly listed 3 bedroom home. Open beamed ceilings,
country kitchen . Large private corner lot. Copper plumbed
& immaculate. HE llHEIS 631-1266
NEWPORT HEIGHTS POOL
Delightful 3 bedroom, split level home. High beamed
ceilings yeat warm and cozy. Immaculately maintained.
Price just reduced $199,000. W llNUI 631-1266
EASTSIDE-BACK BAY
Absolutely gorgeous 3 bedroom, den home. Completely
remodeled with new kitchen, baths & large master suite.
French doors, decklng-4 car garage with separate room.
Great value at $154,0001 W llllEIS 631-1266
BACK BAY-~ ACRE W/POOL
Just listed! This Superlative 4 bedroom home combines
elegance and casual lifestyle. Spacious newer home with
family room & kitchen. Superb grounds & pool area
Asking $370,000. W llllEIS 631-1266 .
C.D.M. FRONT ROW VIEW
Super 3 bedroom tri-level home with SWEEPING VIEW OF
BAY and OCEAN. Newer construction. Shown exclusively
by appt. Asking $900,000. W UllEll 631-1266
234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA • 631-1266
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COllEICIAL SITE
66X300 S.A Heights, Income $1 ,000 per month. Very
motivated. Asking $265,000. Must sell. Submit any offer.
lllMllYlll-
1£WPOIT + "11'4" ACRE ESTATE
WITH TElllS SITE
Must see this custom built & decorator home. 3 bedroom,
3 baths, game room, family room, formal dining, oak & peg
floors. custom carpet, brass fixtures, skylights, basement.
The custom black bottom free form pool & spa with
waterfalls Is one of the most beautiful ever built. Putting
green and your own tennis site. Asking only $925,000. Wiii
trade for H.H. custom or bayfront with boat dock. IOI 01
llYIE IMP
Ll>O ISLE PRKST LOCATION
Complete turning basin views from this 4 Br, 4 Bath
remodeled home wtth new kitchen, baths. Beau. tlle work.
plus dock for 50 ft. yacht. $1 ,950,000. Ill II HYIE IMP
MOTIVATED UIDA ISLE SELLER
5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, Fam. Rm. Din. Rm . Beautiful Master
Suite with lrge sitting rm., maids qtrs. Room for 2 large
boats up to 60 ft . Lowest price on Linda. Very motivated
seller at $1, 100,000 Ill• llYIE IMP
TRADE BAYFROIT FOR BAYFRONT W/DOCK
3 BR, 2 112 BA, Fam. Rm. Huge master suite w/ jacuzzi rm.,
5 yr. old home w/all new decor, 2 lrg decks, 30 ft. boat
dock. Asking $535,000 w/ $270,000 1st T.D. assumable at
12.5%. Ill Ill MYIE IHP
UDO BAYFROIT BEST BUY
View of ocean, bay, Fashion Island from the top floor 2 or
3 bedroom, 3 bath, den, large master suite, sec. bldg.
Underground parking, boat dock. With short notice, seller
will finance with low down payment. Great price $495,000.
Ill Ill MYIE IMP
BIG CAIYON
Broadmoor on large lot, four bedroom, family rm, format
dining, air cond. security system may lease option, lowest
price at $695.00. Ill N MYIE IOOP
HARBOR RIDGE LAUTREMONT
4 BR, 3 BA, bar & spacious sundeck, oak floors & marble
in baths. Beautiful city light, ocean & mountain view. Room
addition upstairs. $625,000. Ill II llYIE IOOP
5 UllTS COSTA MESA
Four 2 Bdr. 1.5 Bath one 1Bdr.1 Bath, Approx 8 years old.
2 Separate bldgs. Total income $30,060. Asking $340,000
Submit any offer. IOI II llYIE IHP
Boll I Dovie loop
TOP SALES PRODUCER FOR CIUF. 1983
THREE ARCH BAY 01 OCEAI CUFFS
The most fabulous Ocean & Beach view In Southern CA.
One of the largest ocean front lots anywhere. Private
stairway to beach with exclusive man made swimming
pool in high tide water line. All In the private three Arch
Bay community. $1,900,000. Ill M MYIE IMP 631-1266.
SEAVIEW'S BEST BUY
4 Br. & 2.5 Bath, family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar, nice
yard, view of city & ocean. $395,000. Ill H HYIE IMP
LINDA ISLE LEASE FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
4 BR, 5 BA, Fam. Rm., formal dining, large kitchen, private
pool & spa, turning basin view, dock for 65' boat. Very
sharp. $5,500 per month ... II MYIE lllP
HARBOR RIDGE LAUTREMONT LEASE
4 bedroom, 3 bath, beautiful decor and upgrades thru out,
oak floors, marble In baths, FAB. Views of ocean and nite
lites. $2,700 mo. IOI Ill HVIE IOOP
STEAL-WILL TRADE EQtMTY-STEAL
3 BA, 2 BA. Beau. remodel & redecor. Hot tub & jacuzzi,
oak floors, ceramic tile firs, $248,000 assumable, asking
$309,000. Trade for boat, car, sml. condo. Ill OR llYIE
IOIP
LIDO PENTHOUSE
One bedroom, one bath, enclosed lanai, underground
parking, security building, boat dock w/notice, views of
ocean. bay, Catalina. $350,000. Bob & Dovie Koop.
CONDO
1 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, breakfast area, tennis
courts, pools, jacuzzi, guard gate, quiet neighbors, patio.
Closing costs and take over payments. $78,900. IOI IR
llYIE IOOP
KINGS ROAD; CLIFF, BAY & OCEAN VIEW
Best bay & ocean view in Newport. Beautiful home. Move
in cond. 3 bd, 3 ba, bonus room, wet bar, large sundeck,
room for pool! Owner motivated. Make any offer.
$595,000. Best buy on Kings Rd IOI II HYIE IOIP
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA • 631-1266
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HOMES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
37 12 Channel Pl (Npt Isl) Npt Bch
759-9100 $470,000 Sun 1-5
428 Rivera Terr (Corona Hinds) CdM
759-9100 Sun12-4 * * 6410 W. Ocean Front. Npt Bch
759-9100$645,000 Sun 1-5
265 Esther St (Eastslde). CM
645-9731 $132,900 Saturday 11-3
416 Marguerite, Old Corona del Mar
673-4400 $189.000 Sunday 12-4
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN * 1429 Dolphin Terr, Irv. Terr. CdM
673-4400 $750,000 FEE Sat/Sun 1-5
1919 Chubasco. Irvine Terr, CdM
673-4400 $329.000 FEE Sunday 1-5
211 Marguerite. Corona del Mar
675-4760 $595,000 Sunday 1-5
211 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
675-4760 $595,000 Sunday 1-5
39 Orangegrove (Wdbrg) Irvine
644-7020 $162,500 Sun 1-5
403-409 Poppy, Cape Crown, CdM
673-6589 From $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM * * 33 11 Finley (Udo VIII) N.B.
673-3777 $470,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 427 Catalina, Npt Bch
645-0303 $23 7 ,500 Sun 1-4 * 508 San Bernardino (Npt Hgts) Npt Bch
631 -7370 $235,000 Sat 12-4
19 Balboa Coves. Npt Bch
557-7914 $&49,000 Sun 1-5
20451 Bayview Ave, Newport Beach
650~5204158,500 Sunday 1-5
2018 Diana Ln, Npt Bch
759-9100 $184,900
365 La Perle Ln, Costa Mesa
Sun 1-4
759-9100 $174,500 Sun 1-5 * * 106 Via Udo Nord (Lido) Npt Bch
759-9100 $950,000 Sun 1-5
1300 Dover. Westcllff. N.B.
675-6000 $220,000
•464 Gavlota. Blutts, N.B.
644-6114 $189,900
4 1 Glenhurst (Wdbrg) Irvine
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
760-8333 $139,000 Sun 1-5
214 7 Iris. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $179.900 Sat 12:30-3:30
1880 Maul (Mesa Verde) C.M
645-0303 $259,000 Sun 1-4
3335 Ocean Blvd. CdM
675-6000 $1 ,000,000 Sat 1-5
•21 12 Raleigh. Costa Mesa
645-3013 $117 ,500 ·Sat/Sun 12-5
5004 River, Newport Beach
646-7171 $199,000 Sunday 1-5 * 4645 Roxbury (Cameo Sh rs) Npt Bch
644-6200 $499.000 Sun 1-4
108 Sequoia Tree, Univ. Prk. Irvine
644-9060 $136,500 Sunday 1-5
19501 Sierra Seco (Trtlrk) Irv
644-7020 $245,000 Sun 1-5
120 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $425,000 Sun 1-4:30
142 Via Undlne, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $349.000 Sun. 1-4:30
3 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
2345 16th St, Newpor1 Hts. N.B.
645-4670 $207,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 2540 Vista Baya, Newport Beach
644-9060 $250,000 Sunday 1-5
v 2631 Crestview. Bayshores, N.B
644-7211 $215,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 * 31 4 Rochester, Costa Mesa
759-9100 $189,000
715 Bellis, Eastbluff, N.B
644-0723 $280.000
Sun 1-5
Sat 1-5
2927 Catalpa, Eastblutt, Newport Beach
644-9060 $245,000 Sunday 1-5
#7 Crest Cir. CdM
644-7020 $220.000
200 Hanover Drtve. Costa Mesa
546-6095 $134,500
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
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3896 Hendrix (Culverdale). lrvlne
786-338-' $145,500 Sunday 1-5
3116 Klondike. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $245,000 Saturday 1-4 * * 1205 N. Bayfront, Balboa Island
673-7300 $925,000 Sat. 1-4:30 * • # 1 Twin Lakes Circle (Spyglus) CdM
644-5061 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
315 Orchid. Corona del Mar
673-3573 $395,000 Sun 1-5
1721 Port Barmouth (Hrbr Vu Hms) Npt Bch
759-9100 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
1730 Port Barmouth (Hrbr Vu Hms) Npt Bch
673-7761 $229,500 Sun 2-5
500 Rockford Pl (Cameo Hinds) CdM
759-1501 $295,000 Sun 1-5
11 Rue Verte (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
64-'-6200 $745.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3927 Sandune, HVH, Newport 9each
644-9060 $325.000 Sunday 1-S
528 Seaward, Corona Highlands. CdM
760-0807 $435,000 Sun 1-5
287 Sherwood. Costa Mesa
642-7404 $174,000 Sun 1-4
829 St Clair, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $136,950 Saturday 1-4
1998 Tustin Ave, Costa Mesa
759~9100 $185.000 Sat 2-6
3058 Van Buren, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
21 4 Via lthica. Lido Isle. N.B.
675-6161 $420,000 SAt/Sun 1-5
208 Via Mentone (Lido) Npt Bch
645-0303 $535,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
4 BEDROOM ** 1309 Bayside Or. Corona del Mar
644-6200 $910,000 Sat 2-5
** 1309 Bayside Or. CdM 644-6200 $910,000 Sun 2-5
1820 Port Charles (Hrbr Vu Hm) N.B.
644-6200 $269,000 Sun 2-5
* * 2658 Bayshore Dr (Byshrs) Npt Bch
759-9100 $1,575,000 Sun 1-4
* • 339 Miiford (Cameo Shores. CdM)
760-1016 $498,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
2895 Baker. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $165,000 Saturday 1-4
•2601 Blackthorn, Eaatbluff. N.B.
644-0468 $285,000 Sun 1-5
340 Cabrlllo, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $145,000 Sunday 1-5
* 1336 Galaxy. Dover Shores, N.B.
673-7300 $985.000 Sun. 1-5
3 158 Klllybroofc, Costa Mesa
645--0303 $136,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
1821 Kings Ad (ShrClf) Npt Bch
759-9100 $639,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
320 Seaward. Shorecllff. CdM
675-6000 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1930 Teresita Ln (Hrbr Hinds) Npt Sch
759-9100 $215,000 Sun 1-5
4 BA plue FAM, RM or DEN
* • 12 Genew (Hrbr Rdg)Npt Bch
644-6200 $2,450,000 Sat 1-4
** 132 So. Bayfront, Balboa Island
644-9060 $1, 100,000 Saturday 1-5
• 15 San Sebastien (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
644-6200 $1,495,000 Sun 1-5
426 16th Pl, Costa Mesa
642-3494 Sunday 12-5
* 1925 Windward, Newport Beach
673-1181 $315,000 Saturday 1-5
* 1970 Port Dunleigh Cir, Npt Bch
786-7500 $324,000 Set/Sun 1-4:30
• 2024 Port Weybrldoe (HVHms) Npt Bch
759-1501 $329,000 Sat 1-5
* * 2200 Atalla (E.bluff) Npt Bch
644-6200 $875,000 Sun 1-5
* * 225 North Ster (Ovr Shra) Npt Bch
644-6200 $875,000 Sat 2-5, Sun 1-4
** 40.. Morning Star Ln (Dvr Shrs) N.B.
759-1501 $645,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
* 2001 Port Provence (Hrbr Vu Hma) N.B.
759-1501 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1-3
* • 4621 Gorham (Cemeo Shr) CdM
644-6200 $699,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 57 Goleta Pt (Spygts) CdM
759-1501 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1221 Berkshire Lane. N.B.
548-9510 $302,000 Set/Sun 1-5
10001 Cliff Drtve, Huntington Beach
963-8767 $1-40,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1833 Galatea Terrace, Irvine Terrace,
CdM
675-6161 1775,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
* • 1806 Galaxy (Dover Shores) Nwpt Bch
64fr7171 $700,000 Sunday 1-5
1441 Galaxy Or, OoYW Shores. N.8 .
548-5648 $355,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•07 Mendoza Terrace. CdM
640-0357 $895,000
*1948 Port Albens, H.V. Hms. N.B.
Sun 1-5
644-9060 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1230 Sand Key, HV Hms. CdM
675-eOOO $399,000 Sat 1-5
8 San s.butlen (Hrbr Rdg)Npt Sch
644-6200 11. f75,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
25 Auguate (Bg Cyn) Npt Sch
7eo-8333 •1."5,000 8at/Sun 1-5
2111 Yacht WMderer (S-W) Npt Bch
7~ '389.000 Sun 1·5
Orenge County RaJ Eatate/An Advet1~1Upptement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturdmy, Aptil 1.C, 1984
1227 Portside (Hrbr Vu Hla) N.8.
760-8333$449,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
**218 Via Lido Nord, Udo Isle
644-9060 Sunday 1-5
666 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $550,000 Sun. 1-4:30
207 Via Mentone (Lido) Npt Bch
645-0303 $529,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
2227 Windward Ln, Npt Bch
759-9100 $339,500
5BEDAOOM
** 239 Via lido Soud, N.B
Sun 2-6
759 -9100 $1 ,750 ,000
Sat/Sun ,12:30"""4:30
5 BA plua FAM RM or DEN
* • 1437 Antigua Way, Npt BchJ
557-7914 $449,000 Sun 1-5
* 14 Geneve (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
760-8333 $2,000,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 35 RldgeUne (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
760-8333 $1 ,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* * 306 Via lido Nord
644-6200 $1 ,295,000 Sun 1-5
*..,... 6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge
644-4910 $1 .950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* * 8 Beacon Bay (~con Bay) N.B.
644-620Q $945.000LH Sun 1-4
1600 Seabell Cir, (Spygls) CdM
644-6200 $650,000 Sun 1-4
* • 30 Royal St.George. (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
644-6200 $1,375.000 Sun 12-5
1206 Cambridge Lane, Npt Beach
548-8438 $320,000 Sunday 12-5
1206 Keywest, Harbor View, Npt Beach
644-7211 $389.000 FEE Sun 1-5
2715 lighthouse Lane(HVH), Newport Beach
644-9060 $360,000 Sunday 1-5
••1014 Mariners Or. Dover Shores, N.B.
751-5989 $975,000fee Sat/Sun 1-5
21 15 Santiago Or, Dover Shores. NB
646-1273 $879879879 Sat/Sun 1-5
**218 Via Lido Nord. Lido Isle
644-9060 $1 ,950,000 Sunday 1-5
I BEDROOM
** 103 Via Udo Soud (Lido) Npt Bch
759-9100 $3.750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* * 333 Via Udo Soud (Lido) Npt Bch
644-6200 S 1,300,000 Sat 1-5
** 333 Via Lido Soud (Lido) N.B.
644-6200 S 1,300,000 Sun 1-5
I BA plu1 FAM AM or DEN * * * 107 Milford (C. Shrs) CdM
644-6200 $1 ,975,000 SaVSun 1-5
* * 306 Via Lido Nord, Npt Bch
&44-6200 $1,295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••807 Albebaran Cr. Dover Shrs .. N.B
644-9060 ·$489,000 FEE Sunday 1 5
•***101 Via Lido Soud, N.B.
673-7873 Courtesy Brks Set/Sun 12-5
CONDO& FOi' IALE
1 BEDROOM
1872 Monrovia, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $79,500 SatJSun 1-'4
2BEDROOM
ro83 OOVer Dflve. N.B.
673-7300 S13~.ooo Sat. ,_.:30
117 Ocean Vista (Sea Isl) N.8.
760-8333 $475,000 Sun 1·5
#9 Ocean Vista (Sea Isl) N.B.
760-8333 $535,000 Sun 1-5
••2569 Orange Ave, unit J, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $99,900 Sunday 12~
2 BA plue FAM RM or DEN
•2706 Hllttop L3ne, Harbor Vu KnoHa, nb
644-9060 $239,000 Saturday 1-5
3BEDAOOM
• 512'h Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
644-6200 $266,000 Sat 1-5
862 VIilage Crk (S.C. Metro) C.M.
645--0303 $146,000 Sat 1 ...
*400 Vista Quinta (Eastbluff) Nwpt Bch
921-1447 Set/Sun 11_.
3 BA plue FAM RM or DEN
* 926 Lombard Crt, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $170,000 Sun 1_.
4BEDROOM
# 3 Mojo Crt, Npt Bch
557-7914 $195.000
4 II ,au flll u tr Da
Sun 1-5
1901 Yacht Enchantress, Seavlew. NB
644-9060 $419,000 Saturday 2-5
TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE
2BA
* 140 Brookline Lane. Costa Mesa
556-7974 Sunday 12_.
2 BR plue FAM RM or DEN
34 Sea Island Or .. Big Canyon, N.B.
662-1673 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1_.
3BEDAOOM
27 Tahoe (Univ Pk) Irvine
644-7020 $215,000 Sat 1_., Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
5 BA plue 3 BR
* * 306 Via Lido Nord, Npt Bch
644-6200 $1 ,295,000 Sun 1-5 * * 306 Via Lido Nord, Npt Bch
644-6200 $1 .295,000 Sun 1-5
3 BR + 3 BA + 2 BR
RENTALS
3 BA APTS
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*Pool * * Waterlront * * * W.wtront & Pool v GIYeeddressat guard
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I.Ill ISLE
Beautiful 3 Br. 3 'h Ba. BayCront, pier &
float for 65' Boat. Best buy at $950,000. I
214 Via lth1ca Open 1-5
Beautiful 3 Br. 2 Ba, playroom, fireplace,
beam ceilings. Xlnl. financing. $420,000.
UYSllE •IU UYFllllT CllH
Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated
.Kai. 2 .Br. 2 Ba. 40' patio $695,00Q
"fltYllE TERRACE
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Panorarruc bay & ocean view. 4 Br, 4 Ba.
patio. pool home. Fee Price $775.000.
PHllSIU llME ICWFlllT
Ocean & J etty views. marine room. 4 Br,
3 Ba. 3700 sq. ft. car parking. $1 .285,000. .
UYSllE PUCE UYFllHT
Spt><:tacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up.
2 Br. 2 Ba down, 2 boat spaces. $1 .375,000.
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
341 B,,.,. .. d• Q, • · ~. K t:> ''> 6161
llYHTOH Oii IOMHWIHSI
LIXHY LIYIH IW TH IUOll
New Condos on Ba.Jboa Penin-
sula with 2 & 3 Car Garages.
Spectacular Ocean/Sunset &
Bay/Night View Atop Garden
Deck Owners wilJ Exchange .
Priced From $290-405.000
Maggi Mac.Bain 551 -8700
Tlll-PLU
Ran• Opportunity in San Juan
Capistrano. Near Schools and
Shopping Assumable Loan and
Owner will as.4'1st with Financ-
ing Pr1et:<l to seU at $230,000.
Ootllt' Edwards 55 1-8700.
IEHTIFIL, SPAClllS, SHnns
PLIS YIEW
Premium Location High on a HiU
in Harbor View Homes Last
Phase Panoramic View of
Fashion Island and Catalina.
Cus tom Expanded Palermo
Model W/Many Upgrades! 4
Bdrms.. 2 1"7 Baths. Large
Fr./Wet Bar and FP. Private
Back Yard. Perfect Family or
Entertaining Home . $349,000
Myrna Boom, 551-8700
PUFEcnY "CTllfltlll
ExceptionaJ Corona de l Mar
home! Double lot south of PCH
W/Total Pnvacy. Ocean View,
Quality Construction! Terrific
Kit .. Stained glass and much
more $549.000 Susie Weis..')
752-1414
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ThJ.S lovely 'Ken.5ington' Plan
has a beautlful garden and a
great location. Decorated in neu-
tral colors. Excellent financina.
$255,000 Julie Van Wieren
752-1414.
Ill CAIYll
HLF OlllSE otmMPIUIY
This 5 bedroom 4 'h bath unique
single level custom home borde rs
the 14th fairway m this exclusive
gate-guarded community. The
very finest of appointments
throughout. A spacious pool and
spa are enhanced by a very se-
cluded location. Danny Bibb
$1 .375,000.
144-1200
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 P.M.
'OLD CORONA DEL MAR'
211 MARGUERITE AVE.
Brand new condominium, "Country
French, .. full firs t floor 2000 s . tt. In
2 unit buildinw. 2 bdrm amt y,
ba, every cus om luxury appointment
you m ight dream of. If you demand
quality this Is your home! Built for
security & nil maintenance. Forever
ocean view. 1/2 block to Big Corona
9each, 5 m in . to Ne wport Center, 10
m.ln. to John Wayne. Asking $595,000
with low down and goo d financing o r
will consider trade.
Ow1r /Rltr 175-4710
CARMEL -Lowes t price 1n HV
Homes! Assum. financing
$229.500 Fee.
H.V. HOMES -PORTOFINO -
Pride of o w nership -$329,000
Fee. 4 bd/bonus rm .
GOLF COURSE VIEW $269,500
Fee. Prv1. 2 car garage. Ex-
Quisite condition.
TURTLEROCK 3 Bdrm , 3 Ba,
view condo. $239,000 Fee.
Good financing. end unit.
8HORECLIFFS GEM 4 Bdrm, 4
ba, can yon/ocean view. 3 frplcs.
Recent to tal rem odel. $675,000.
BA YSHORES Steps to private
beach , re m odeled, 3 Br, 4 Ba
$369,000.
760-1397
673-7761 _ .. TWO
--.. ONGS
TIE STAllES
COD&ll .
llUllEW
Prelly 2 story Cape Cod en
desereable Eaststde. 1 Costa Mesa. Spacious 3
Bdrm with huge
backyard Cozy brick
llreplace. nice land-~ scapong Can be yours 10< • u M•oLo IPEI SllllAY 1-1
$215,000 ••A LTY 111111 Piil 142-1200 I I N V .. TM•N H LISl-IUlll YIEW
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1 · :~~s0c:~;«. :~tr~~~icee~: ";~.'~~~~~~Rt ~~e!~
•EI flCIME quiet cul-de-sac street. Room IOI" pool & spa• FOi
I Large like new beautifully V11eant and ready 10< last top fllghl action contac•
erShip units In Corona del 1211 ltyWtd 962-5521
maintained pride of own-escrow I Ve r n e S t r on g a 1
Mar wtlh much warmth Call us for detaTts UST HY II TUCTI
•• I.ii!!!-111111 and charm Amenities In-14'-1211 Condo nr SC Plaza 2br
•-1 elude llreplacM, bit-Ins. Beautiful Somerset 3 ample parking and prt-~ 1• •ba. sec . carport Lera
Bdrm 3 Ba with fireplace vate patio~ & decks. 1 , • make a dealt $79,950 By
1n Mair suite and skyllghl Great flexible ownef"/Uset ~ ownr 556-1626 775-2580
over the tub Quality lea· setup. Excellent Income lllllT I SlllY
tures abound In th11 potential. Close to shop9. lnllJSS YIE'W 38r fam rm 1,0 yard dln-~g;;'!th~:'udl8;:;'~~ beacti & tranaportation. Highly upgreded new Bed· Ing area · 2 paiios
""ranctsco. Full pr·"-only $M5u9sSt oseeoo to cappreclate. f()(d. Open Sat & Sun 1-5. $17 4 000 Agt 642-7 40 ... .. ~ , . all Belle $750K. Agent 644-5061 ' · $158.000 75 1-3191 Chue Leef<>< addttlonaJ By owner. charming" Br. I Information. 6«-7020 II .... 1124 1~. ba lrg lot, 60 x 110 C::. SEl.ECT 11• I EUii 2 BR Townhme 1V. ba. Al-Covered paUo, trees. new ..... PROPERTIES Forme<lyUngoR E tach 2 car gar Cathedral roor. new plumbing .iiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii-.iiiiiiiiliiimilii•iiiiiiil ___ .• · • celllngs. Reduced by 1 $115,000. ~73-7794
IMWITI~
Attractive ra nch s tyle 2 Bdrm home with
two 2 Bdrm rent al units . Very desirable
E.side Costa Mes a location. Fireplace,
bit-ins. s hake roof, private patios, la rge
spa. trop ical setting. $245,000.
owner. 556-7974 If ....
Mese CS8I Mat 3 Br 1¥-ba
2 Mstr bdrm. 2ba. Mont• Assume $66,000, 12v.v •.
cello. upgraded, hu~ A a k I n g S 1 4 2 • O O O
walk In closet etc Moll-549-9030
~led ownr. wffl acc:iec>t B , reas ottr. Super loc. Hugo Y owner. 3 Br, 2 ~ ba
W/83<4-3897 H/S..9-2163 condo. Patio. decJI. pool, spa, etc. Open Sal/Sun
PM's. S119K. 54<>-<W83
TIP FllM UY Y11W *~'111* 2 Bdrm . 2 Bath condo, full security bldg. Must sacrifice gorgeous
near ocean. pier, s hopping. Boat slip c:ondoat Lovely 2 Br 2 Ba.
available. Pool spa. EnJ·oy the good fife Only S69.000 w110.50%
t.ast~. CM et.an. neal,
2 Br. nice yard, Quiel
street. S 132,900. Work
S..6--0791, hme 645-9731 • · assumable financing $325.000. Br 2 a. only s19:000
• Oeflnll.-Y won't IUll Try
only 15000 dwn and
$800/mo. Call Patrick
Tenore 760-8702
u..._
mt•um Best kept NCret It this apeetoua 4 Bd, 1700 1 t
home un<I« s 150.000.
OwT,., It deapera1e and
must Mii Try $11,000
~ & UIU""' financing,
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WTW•'IP 2•om111 S11,111... .....,_bee ...
BR & FIR. din rm. Up. Showa better than a mOdel Gr .. tAuum. Financing. BrOadmoor lar~t mOdel
graded & remoa.led. A1-horne, IOeds of upgradeS, Ealtbtuff lingfe famlty hm wl exPllf\llC>n Pool
surne VA FI P $169,900 CIA ffpk:. high vaulted 38R, 3BA. Large Den Low down 01( PrtOe ':.
OPEN SUNDAY 1_.:30 WOOd c41111ngs, gr .. n. By Owner"t, principals only duced for ~Ide sale
470 MAGNOLIA hOuM window etc, etc. OPEN HOUSE SATfSUN $750 000 ~-1157 .
Jackie Gltlls Realtor Good ateumat>te 10.n et 2918 Carob, NewPQft ' ·
631-8011 $52.800· 11.5•1. Of 5% 640~ M\ PlUIU
dwn and obtain e new 30 -Best N t b 1 Miii + ·-yr loen. Call for details. ••PROBATE •• ewpo r uy
harming E side 2 Bd & s, 13.999. Suzee Miiier 2 BR, 2 BA LIDO ISLE ~:rrw:~u't:m~ ,::~
Dlily Pilat
en hrdwd hrs, frplc, 55t-9400 Rel Mu of Aot 8~2493 mal dining rm, frplc, has It
ozy & bright. lrg R2 lot, IN!ne *I .... IUITY* all for only $259.500. A1-
also has 2 rental unite 711 1172 -Gorgeous remodeled 5 SYme 200K 1st et t¥• nly S 185.000. Sheryl • Bdr 3000 sq t1 home FIXED!! This 1s a BEAUTY
rewer 631-1268 ~-.,..,.---,.,== tamlly -tm.r-4+ntngo-· ....lbai won·wui~ You-own ~ark, trplcs. Only $349.999: the land and It's IMMEDI·
3 Br, 2~ ba, 58 Sequoia Ass u me s230 000 ATELY avellat>Je To see
Tree Ln, on greenbelt at
1
12 50"/, 1S1 .. OWC To call PATRICK TENORE
------of:/ ne---1--
IESAm•
rive by 2812 Serang
aorable 3BR 2ba. RV
101age. S 189,000
wnr/Bkr 1-679·26&0
ice 3b1 In MeM Verde
129950. 1851 Kentud<y
lace Ageot 751·7148
llLYl1M,lll
llSllLm 11'UL
adult pool. Coml)letely see call PATRiCK 760-8702
redec. $153,000. Ownr TENORE 760-8702 786--0579, 3% to bkrs
•SNUTI Tl SILL
Fabulous 3 Bdr Park 1-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Paseo. 1000's below -========:....I•
marttet, plush upgradel * IY .... *
thruou1 Opn Hae Sun llH 1_.. 6ft 11·2. 3 Alba West . -tr rllul
$157.SOO. 5uzee Miiier, Seculded Npt s. 3BR
559·9400. Re/Max of 2ba with fam!fY room. • Irvine Near new. Minimum up-
keep S207K wl20K dn.
2345 16th St N.B
OPEN SAT ISUN 1-5
645-4670
IPll IAT /-1-1 llYSlllES
ell bit 3 Bdr 2 Ba
l hrdwd firs, forced air I
eat & mueh, much more.
ne last thing-a gard«l. -liiiiiiiiriiiiiiiurn-
1ana Cappel 631· 129& .. 11m1111 *~ ITbL *
The leaat expen9lw home
avallable In this de·
alreable private com·
munily only a snort wauc
to lovely beaches and
harbOr ac;tMty. The home
is 3 Bdrm. 2 bath with
master suite wl hardWOOd
llOOrs and lots ot charm.
A le&seholO preperty with
low conversion and excel-
lent terms. $215,000.
4 Br 2'h ba, slflgle femlly Sacrifice gorgeous 4 Bdrm deti.ohed home, Turlle pool home wl viewl 3000
Rock ~. Lrg yard, 9Q t1 of luxury, formal din·
ale, Intercom & sec: tyS, Ing rm, famHy rm, 2 trptcs
cent vac & much more. 30 and more Owner trans-
REPOSSESSION. yr below market rate lerred. Wiii sell for
drm llxer. $98,000. Low nnan $340,000. F0< into S239,900 wl great low
21a11nttw1ew
OW. F• IETllU
144-1111
own Agent 546-7739 552--09 17 (Irvine Paclflc) Interest terma To 1ee PATRICK TENORE ~ ~,~ CRIFICEI Bargain 2 Br,
tC poolside condos.
69 900 3br $79,900.
ow dOWn OK, Patrlc:k
enore 760-8702
Out of State Owner SBr
2'h8a Uni Prtt S15Kdn.
S 189K No qualifying
7141631--6300 x 29 Bl
2121771-22091466-2728
760-8702
lllOUYM-IY ....
11•1. fixed rate. 30 yrs
Monaoo with bat GC TERRIFIC a .. + MAT SUP view 14 Rue Villars. IAOllF11E Open wtinda. 64()..1538
E ARE ALWAYS HEREI
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LOCITIOI Unique lrg 3 Br 2'A Ba CAPE
Absolutely darling Pauo wtdinlng rm. frplc, sec. --WllTIUFF gate and uour OWN New on the market. by Home In Oftll\l\A Tree 1 ' 0 C I t I _,,.,_ B 0 ATS L I P . on 1 y wnr omp e e Y re.
Bdrm + Den, 1 ba Dec· $239.900 w/lermsl (Low modeled Inside & out
orated In VfKY good taste dwn OK) Must see lh1s wlbay window, trench
YOU! VOUI VOUI
IAYEWlm
THE REAL ESTATERS Large corner lot opportunity For details,, doors. tiled country kit,
S 114,900. PAT RI c K TENORE I baths & entry 3 spacious 546·2313
utn Coast Villas By
wner 3 Bdrm 2 81
ondo highly upgraded.
ew central air Many I
memties 1oclud1ng pool ' 'li
ltIT!'.ii S.dO r 1 760-8702 Bdrms. lrg tam rm • llv
1 rm. din area & breaktasl
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· area Prof landscaped. ealty 1 s215.ooo 631 -0016
L Charming Back Bay Home
spa Security gates
alk 10 So Coast Plaza
104.900 1714)966-2504
~esl or 645-8830 (days).
sk tor Michael
786-1 172 I .-.. -000-.. -.. -Secluded area near Mesa
" Drive Estales S 158.500 LIOUIDATION, Npt Hgts 20451 Bayview 650-5520 model perfect 2 Bdr 2 Ba
wllrplc, & garage Only llYll llHU
3880 MlchelSOl'l Drive $ 199,999 Won't last Call ; IHI 000
DI. leacla 1040 Irvine Patnck Tenore 760-8702 11441 GALAX-: DR
ndo w/ocean breeze, La au leacla l 041 I Spacious • Br. den. 2' ~ cir p , Ba. custom mlr· i-..,-.......,...,._.....,__ baths Two2cargarages
rs pool & recreation. ..Wt .... II ltacll' Large lol Room for pool
01 lop lhghl action, con-Must tell Cory 494-2254 --------or RV parking
V S I OPEN SAT/SUN 1105
acl erne Hong 1--...t ltacla I 9 IUFFS-llLllESPW Robinson.Realtor 62-5521 or 642-2097 i-I -~...., .... ...,...,..._....,.-.
.EA" .ucll i 1H' WITDRMT • 3Br 2'1tba Condo 1850 sf, 548-564 7
Pier & dock for up to 45' greenbell Close to pool, httllfltt lstatt •-•-
br 3 ba Short walk to ... -·t. 3 Br. 3 ba. Including wrap-around patio Quick -
S """" sale, By ownr 921 • 144 7 5 min walk 10 beach 2 br. each · pac. llv rm, ·rrg 2nd story maater Furn & apples may be
m tdm rm, lrg bale, IUile. UV1ng rm & lam rm * IY IWlll * 1ocl Must sell now Sut>-
asy care yard $109.000. wldbl frplc, fOf'mal din DOVER SHORES· OPEN m1t all otters. $115,000.
ee al 614 20th St. rm, Iola of windows & SallSun 1 10 5. 1st lime Mary Kay 768-0243 bkr
36-1718 pat lot, newl)I-re · al S275,000. 5 BR 3ba. 2
iae 1144 decorated Shown by trpl Upper Bay area. Wll CISTll HPLD -----..-..~ appt only 7 14-650-1995 Minutes to ocean Fee 3Br -+ fireplace ea unit.
RTLHIOl llJ Iner Land 646-1273 Beach 'It blk. some vu.
BR. dlr, fir. ape. 2 •UIYM... 2115Santlago0r.NB $375,000 650-5520
altos. nearby comm. Former modej with lull golf I
001 Nr schools. As· course view. Pool. tennis. lmat 1044 lrTiat 1044
mao1e Owner ualstad spa. 1220.000 lull prk:e
nanclng pau. S 198,000. 75% estumable fin en
fin only. 553-0174 avail. Call Bkr. M4-7424
IMO laat.ltld 1040
ASSUME S87,IOO et 11'1•.,.•
108,900 sales price. Owner's des-
erate. 2 bdrm. 13/• Bath end unit
ttached houM. Stone fireplace.
et bar, cathedraJ oelllngs. 2 car
arage, 3 pools, llt tennis crts. Opn
se Sun 1-5. Drtve by 9862 Verde
ar. No. of Hamilton, W. of
rookhurst (VIiia Pacific).
hrl1 or Jim, agent•
GORGEOUS
SUNSETS
is what you get In the 3 bdrm, 21h ba.
Plan D in Turtle Rock Ridge. Super
entertainment home. Assumable loan.
$325,000. Ask for Doreen Benton.
On Sun., Aprll 15, members of the Newport Harbor-Gosta Mesa Board of
REAL TORS will hold "Open House Sunday". Advertized properties will be
"held open" en masse for the convenience of the community. And Joining
efforts with the National Association of REAL TORS In a massive na-
tion-wide voter registration campaign. many of the REAL TOR members will
register vtsttors to vote, as they preview the homes on display.
The Women's Council of REAL TORS, a division of this local board, will
present artist Phy111s Biel, 1709 Oahu Place, Costa Mesa, and her "Prints
Charming Productions" at a free wine and cheese party on Fri., April 13.
from 4-7 P.M. Biel, a wldety shown, significant awar:d-wlnnlng artist and art
Instructor, is donating 250/e of the proceeds from the event's sales of her
prints to the council's achotarshlp fund. Her painting "Glory Be". best of
show this year at the Orange County Fair, ls currently on tour representing
Catlfornla.
The Aprll.2..4.offeriog of "Community Outreach", the board's year-round
program of free public seminars on homeownership and real property
management/investment will present "Everybody's Financial Securtty tn
Real Estate". Held In their Boardatorium, 401 N. Newport Btvd., Newport
Beach, at 7 P.M., the panelists will provide Information on "First Time
Investors". "Building an Estate", and "Small Real ·Estate Partnerships".
"Nearly two-thirds of American famllles now own their own homes and
the right of the other one-third to pursue their goal Is an Important part of
America's commlttment to progress in the future". says President Ronald
Reagan.
The Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of REAL TORS believes that
education and the exercise of knowledgeable voting rights by Americans
will protect the right to ownership of private property and the promotion
and protection of the rights that are inherent to this ownership.
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E::~~E LOANS
If You Bought Your Property in
1980, 1981 or 1982 ...
Now is the time to refinaace! We caa reclace ycnar
montllly payments sallstaatially. Refinances ap to
900/o of Valae
* First Trust Deeds * Second Trust Deeds
• 30 yeu AJIL witll 101/20/0
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• FixH r1tn froa 131/4 lfo
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We are a local Trust Deed Brokerage
and Specialize in local properties.
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BRISTOL-NEWPORT. INC.
A Trust Deed Broker age
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IHHI le1 la11 ...... f• lale I, -IUI ldutrlaJ P!!f 13fl
1.....art leacla I Mt 1nprt luQ 1iii wa--rlllT • 1eoo a1t. w1am1 ott1ce. 50c -.;:..:.!:....,....., ...... _ _,~ -•Ull" • p/f. 3 ph .... Rand()fph
llJllYI LSE/IR ~ ..,, ..., _ "!: :::::~ v': St. CM. 5-46-1153
3 t>r c:ondO pvt apa. 3 ear bf, tam. rm. din. rm. 2~ i.ge for aai.. $850,000. Lett Sale HM
gar Nr Hoag Hospital ba. Near PoOI & tennis. lncludel new Cloctl for
T1HmS. Avail. now. Agt Walk to beaeh. Lrg U-100 fool of boat 9')aee. man 1111111
380-958--0972/972.,.710 sumable loan. S 192.500. Barrett AMlty &42-5200 Build your dream home on
----By owner: &46-5377 h /V I lhla Capistrano Valley LIW MWI !!!!!!" _ ti Ealate acreage 5.5 8Cfet
5 Br 3 Ba country kltohef"l •If Tll fmlT N:W;;Ort oc:eanfront primtl Ocean and valley view
1 rec rm & 11udy, 2 frplca, loc. Xlnt fin. Private Much privacy. HorHt
lluge lot Take over VIEW· That atretchel tor Party. 875-7873.· OK Rural feeling
$2200 /mo $225 000 i miles! Terraced lawns -$550 000
645•4749 • I and patios. walled patios. ONLY 10% OOWNll Capistrano Vally Alty _ walled privacy and oolltln CdM 2 Unlit t gat rm.
' Near new resid Of comm I s e c u r I t y a y s t e m Fixer In front specious H 1-llH
w1tll bay view '425,000 SpacJoua rooms -4 mOdern unlla In rear ... ataia Desert
509 29th St. 673-5553 Bdrms. each with adjoin-706 Avocado. $265.000 •~~ 1 l•H -+ ing bath. fOfmal dining Owner/Broker 675-"863 f --•t •EWPllT IAIUll room, large vlew·alde Ill • Lux P!_ldatefy 9in.iJi Jn 1d,.fff family room ..., _ffmf .. ,_ fumiilie condo• on
3 Sd. esen. RV ac.cesa. corporate entertaining 111 •E ISiands of Maul, Kawai!,
room to eKpand. hardwd I and gracious IMng. Call l•"Y Oaha Some fee slmpfe.
firs. and seller's wanl lo tor appointment 10 see ---p r 1 c e r a n g e
reloc;ate Below market at I 142 ·1200 Lots of potential here! S 1 4 5 , O O o . S 3 O o . O O o . S 2 O O. 0 0 0 D •a n a Horses? Unlta? Nursery? Outright sale or profit
631· 1266 YOUR SECUR· Alternative zoning for A· t participation 11mpllhed
ITV FILE DOES NOT possible. Owner may through Hawaii Land
PERMIT ACCESS TO j ca,rrv 1at T.0.1 759-1501 Trust Attorney-owner
THIS FUNCTION willing to transfer all lax
REAL ESTATE FACTS
''YOUR RIGHT TO HOME OWNERSHIP''
Growth of home ownership ... a cornerstone of the American way
of Uf •.. -nas began ro ec ne for the first time In almost half a
century, said Don Pfaff, .Community Relations Chairman of the
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of REAL TORS.
He is urging that April 8 through 14, which President Reagan has
designated "Private Property Week,·· be a time for reflecting on the
barriers to home ownership growth and deciding what needs to be
done to overcome them. IEWHIT IUCI benefits to prom partlci·
pant. Call l uclll• "Th . ht d f , . f th t 3 Bd• • 1 Bdr. uve'" one. 213-822-9038 e rtg to own, use an trans er property 1s one o e mos
ren'Mle other High beam -............. -. I ht A . " Pf ff "d "W t ff d Cellt'lfbS. 2 frplCS, 3 car ..... _ Oat •f ltate I precious r g s mertcans possess, a S8J • e canno a or ~~~e·=~ie1 b~~~ OPEi HISE Pr•r;!J ISSO j to take it for granted.'.
Delgado 631•1266 SIT/11112·.. 8 units. FOl'ecloaure. Make BeRaulv t. 4v acre. OSpraque I Pfaff noted that some benefits of owning your own home are: · ,. Ofr. Near nu. Agl. Mary er alley. regon. -'
134 SEA ISLAND DR. OFF Jo 531.5499 &45-9161 $98.000/obo 960-7047 G t I ·-h. h 'd th f d f b i
I FORD Ro JusT so. oF _ · New 5000 -tti<oNA • rea persona savmgs, w 1c prov1 e e un s or us ness
JAMBOREE: 2BR 2•fiBA AlllU F-IUll HAWAII ~o sBA I and Investment
• DEN LUXURY TOWN· Seashore Dr N B Duptex· $4 . 0 C A hi h t d. d f I' I hi h t I t ,. I d d II IUll SUll HOME ovERLOOKING <2)2 br. 1 ba'. iro ~or 1ot. 4 95~:~ ~&oo w · g er s an ar o 1v ng, w c rans a e.:. nto re uce re ance
EJ1cell location, lrg lot. BIG CANYON cc. prkg spaces Lrg auom-~----~ on government retirement plans. Figures from 1977 show that
pool great lloorplan. $325.000 BY OWNER able loan. $195,000 •ll lxcw.. llOI I d d d
1e11u.rmg addl11ona11y 4 662-151311619)347-3469 By owner: 646-5377 1FabuiOUa ocNt:v1ew. 3 Br among Amer cans 65 and ol er, homeowners ha amasse ~~r 2~rB~~lsepd l~~';;'~Y -llSTl.U -, hOme. Morro Bay nr $21,600 In net assets, according to researchers for the Amertcan
s3i4.ooo 1rvme eoas1 10 Rm . ~~~~~~;:~ c ~~-Council of Life Insurance and the columbla Graduate School of
R1trs 786-7500 , ..... FUYEI 9 75Xgrou. Auume s150.000 Agt 673-1797 Business.
-------Spacious remodeled $290.000. $550,000 lull ---Bett t t h h t tt i ti I 't W rJ AlU home on deslreable Sig-price. Call agls Toss HAVE-6 UNITS C M • er governmen roug grea er par C pa On n COmmUOI y
naJ Road. Step Inside to 631-6836 anytime or With s2ooK equity.. government decision-making Homeowners vote In higher Great lamlly location appreciale allthat's here! Dann 646-1019 -nd• & WANT 10-16 unlta m IOCa~ • •
Spacious llvtng with 31 Large rooms. entrlgulng 631-1255 -dya. • area ~0-"4484 Agent numbers than do renters, according to NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ~~;;s3 ·ba1t~r.d;:•:: :!~"~.:'r!i ~.:J9'4 HaveNewpor1viewcondo. OF REALTORS calculations based on an ABC News-Washington
gourmet's kitchen Lots Bdrms and formal dining $47K equity Want car. Post survey. • of hand detalllng and room You get much for boat or ? 492-04-03
~;~;~::•PP,e:8~:~~ s269.5oo1 00 Mot•. 0r. c1y and R"'-· L~~~.=~~~os ~~!; ··Although the benefits of home ownership are widely recognized
house for "Green ••2-12 aide. t .6 -1.5 mllllon .• on Islands Of Maui. government policies, on top of damaging Inflation, recession and Tllumbefs" $310.000. 46 -H O units Agtl Kewal!. Oahu, some FM 142·1200 1_759-1045 METROPLEX simple Price range high interest rates, are impeding the Spread Of home Ownership in
I S145 ,ooo.s 300.ooo. this country," Pfaff said. PETE BARRETT -------•I Trade or exchange Sim· PETE BARRETI
i-,. REALTY
.. REALTY IEWPOITIUCll pithed through Hawaii The U.S. Census Bureau is forecasting a 2.7 percent drop in the
l -s Land Trust At · .. , 1omey-0wner can design rate of home ownership in the current decade and a 3.2 percent
S1K 2 8d + Single and is agreeable to flex-· · th .,. 990' Pf ff t d
-------lsaata Aaa IOIO
70 x 250 lot A Steal try ible terms Call L1>ellle. increase in e I S, a nO e .
Belly Kerr Really
MIH S llEHCTltl
T111s huge custom home is
on a huge and tat>olous
tor _It has a h~ pool and
lluge poss1b1hty tor re
modehng and/or adding on The only tiling that 1s
not huge 1s tile pr1ce This
1s not a huge m1spnnt
This house 1s reduced 1n
pnce to $315,000 and 11
IS a real buy
OPEN SATURDAY 1·5
1925 WINDWARD
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Gorgeous 3Br poolside
townhome Near S.C.
Plaza Only S 109,900 Try
$10.000 d w n and
$995/mo Call Patrick I 63t-1266
RVM~
'400.000 Exe F1nanc1ng 213-822-9038
TllPLU . WllLIWIH
Three 2 Bd. Newer Style I IJCIAllll
units on WIDE LOT $500.000 equities & up.
ASKING $250.000 • BUT Counseling. hourly rates
MAKE US AN OFFER I President Golden west
• .._11 •.:ma Excllangors. Jewett .....-n ~ Chapman. 536-9326.
Bat Location -New -
Heavy Leases Full I .E .. Waatt4 IHS
$428.000 net nel net yr *WAIT HTt * Asking $5.000.000. Excel Financing • NO YOU We buy houses. condos. Me•ilt le•n 11 HAVENT SEEN IT• units Negative cash flow.
UllU 111 1 • Principals Only Please' loreclosvres OK Your ...... llflL-•lllCI prtce , our t erms 1972 Beautiful VIiia West --. • 730-9276
Home 20x60' comer tot W ... 4ays 144-Ml0
HIQhly upgraded 2Br 2ba. Eves and Wknds
lge ltv/din/kltch area. 63 t-1579 496-9154 WANT OUT?
light 1nt8flor Best buy In Invest co ooys property
Orange Co $25.000 OtStreued or negative
Young adlts welcome OK. Your price. our
Agt 54-0-5937 1.-... terms 553-0174 x t04
LIDO PARK ON THE BAY. H HLllE lllTI ••• .-.1.
Allracllve unit 2br 2ba. Eight 3Br 2ba. Sixteen 2Br)o--------
lrplc. patio. covered l'hba.Spaclousrms. t v. I r . L •
carport Acro11 lrom acre vacant lot adjacent ••111 •r•U•I
Recreallon Hall Private for more units Total
Beach $49.500 prloe $1,360.000. Best Cer1u ••TK"ar 21I2
Owner 673-0454 deal in town! First lime Bea 11f 11 1 f h
YlfW/Tl •• s/STULJ --ottered u u y urn wn s. · MuSI sell or trade loday ALSO frplc. pool 1enn1s ct
I ICW. CASH DOWN) 76 dbl wide Skyline. 2 Br l lJ I -&&... hw H S 119_5/mo 673-0896
Harbor Ridge area 3 Bd1 2 Ba. pet park, across ....
2'' ba S20K below mar lrom bch/Harbor Ownr •antt Dall fer life l!!J!rl ltaela 2169
ket1 T 10 S t08K a1 a low $40Kl ofr 661-6 135 Prl.;l,eh 1~ • Executive condo on bay,
interest loan Wont last C , I 6_. 11 ... 1 ... _11 designer. completely
at $255.000 •••tre11 .... • _. M turn s 1995mo 673-0896 John Zatvoa. V1k1ng R E Pre-ty I UI ...... _ ....... -11 760-9669 or ~-0299 C: -1• --Ltdo Isle 3 BR. 2 ea. Mo to lllwlltwiM:hllfer -Moleue St750/mo Biii WIU Lii ~ In Ideal N.WP'Ort~ le>-IMutrial ,..., 1371 Grundy Alty 675~ 181
Walk to ahopt, t>Mch. Bal. cation. Prlnclpala only. 1~ .. n •• -Moo.fn 2·11y bedl-.. 4 pier, ferrylr•ta. 38r/2ba &40-5078 Sllv9'Wood & ..,. -_, ea 218 881 Bl 873-2943 Co Ask fOf Dennis Snell M I tenant nMr Ho11g Bdr 3 Ba. p<>ol/spa. 2 Hoapltal. Auumable loan frpk:s, 'I. ac • $2300.
WANT Harbor View horM No Laguna -chotce loc open to exchange. Mk· &42-1366
area to,_.., buy or op-112· PCH By Motivated mg $575,000 Broker --
"By the year 2000, there may be 10 million fewer homeowners
and a home ownership rate of 59 percent instead of 71 percent," he
added.
Policies at every level of government. .. federal, state and
local. .. share responsibility for hindering home ownership growth,
Pfaff said.
At the national level, continued high federal budget deficits that
are propping up interest rates, tax policy changes that emphasize
consumption rather than savings, loss of the tax exempt mortgage
revenue bond program and limits on government-related mortgage
guarantee and purchase programs are affecting the growth of
home ownership, he noted.
At the other end of the scale, local policies can Impair private
property rights. Pfaff said. "A zoning ordinance, for instance, can
restrict the use of an lndtvlduals property. A succession of property
tax increases, though not directly limited the use of property, can
seriously burden owners living on fixed or limited Incomes," he
said.
"This is a particularily good year to redouble our efforts to protect
private property rights and encourage home ownership because it
i£ an election year," Pfaff said. "Wh o and what we vote for
determines how well we will be served."
He urged citizens to register to vote and to go to the polls on
election day. The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ·OF REAL TORS and
the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of REAL TORS will join In a
major nationwide voter registration drive with the hope of strength-
en ing the democratic prooess so Important to preserving property
rights, Pfaff said.
11on ~ Own«714/611-0600 ~~ •• ~·."911Ma.~
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Orange ($QUnJy Real Estate/An Advet1~ng su~t to the DAt Y PllQTJSatur~. AP,ljl 14r \9M
a1ea rani.W J'"-1atua11~t4 ••!!!! ,.,.,...._. a ..... a.mu.w ..-.., aat fprteab. vu. -11'
orl Beull Zllt Cia\I .... %214 ....... ltacll lid l!!f!rt ..... I nn ltiMI bUM Z7M c.~ ... 2724 1
.. a an elegafll place to 1. er 2•, Ba dPht Nr SC XveU Jun• I. 38r, 2',&l. THE BLUFFS b so Annual on co;;; $440 ' 81 ~ oetJo I
111g your llat'> Hom41 on~ Plaze vacant S850 mo CO~l~nci ~ul I 1100/mo. Lrg 2 Br lam rm 2' t 8&. A ~ 1 turn °' ,,_,. Stu-no P9lS n • O J.woles St d~I Oce~nlront by lhe For ac>PI 528-5080 tv ...... rtta req "'" Untl. grnblt pool dlO c.narm be9t'h C*ilf'g 6Tl nt7 ••ll<J~ ~1000/~; 1orlwa1di°"JB1 10. gar. nu N;;:qrtltacll 1211 S1'300imo.64•0t3AS-r •OOd p;ill\•to"g ou~l"'25 1-8-Met*~
pril I 14 673-93 I crptllpe1n1 No~llS700 3 r 1, 6. Nwpt er .. t OCEANFRONT Elegant 3 ~I 213 271-2t20 quiet ""''"'e aouilS no
usH l1f•r1~e4 lit • MC dep 752-2881 condo. P<>OI. tennis Nr story~ & gtass Ideal lallllM I pet1 ~7~ 673-1711
nerll 1202 Dua Ptfat 222' t>ch s 110012 t 3~27 1136 ~1c;,'p~et!2m.~~ Pai:aala Z1l1 1S465 "'o 2 & 1 a. -.
$300 llf(MI C&rmlng 28r 26a home Beaulllul woodsy condo J Yny J bdrm 1rg pat>O ;at 4IOC)ef' 111111 Pool. '~
2R /apc>fS pool (f8f!19e nic. yards. no Br 2', Ba ' lamlly rm, Steps 10 beach ' Br 6 HOUSES FA()t.f OCEAN room 2272 MePe I
!llf' r..m39w61908EST ~ S775/mo 6el·2t19 cul·<Se-MC L4U E plan dup!eJ< $1100 mo tse saoo MO 646-5HO ra~ W -1111 di IN! J • ......_, s 1650/mo 650 738 I OI S.Cf>..~
USP Rental S325/mo FHataia Unique Homes 675-6000 • c.... al llu nn ... -1~
"eds ambtltOUS handy I Vall~ 2234 Bluffs Condo 3 Br 21., 1>a Ta1tla 2191 I it on oc:w..aa ot kH~~ ~Pool.
f'ison negotiate ~ Entertalnfn style big ' 1850 aq It New
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palnt & I. * FOOTHILL H~I · Qu .. t ~25 uUI pd l)DO c.arport. I! ~
4J 2490 lee 31_. &..bse b' Mi Sq Pll I er P1-Clos. t.o' poo+-BR;-•~ guest ~Magaw< 7 52. iU5I ctys. ZJ lO'Sii\£• lilVI ,.. -
1BrJeaC'onooQ'a,,,. dbl th~ydlcld S13501mo 921-1447 pool. studio. pat10, 87J..9023~•ncs 6'2-ISllOI~'~
r,i.:ttoo dbl gar. petif.Sdon·tdelay Bluflslrontrowwatervlew S155~::;:~7Poollgrdnr 2 8r 2 Ba~ gr.-S525/mo2 8r lbe.,C M
holcl'sml pet OK ~· 539-6190 BEST Ally lee 2Br 2Ba condo prof 1•n3clBR t 2 t ...,.. V1"I ~· pmratie no tl&tlns bak:Otty INry"" imm nr S C Plaza d S 500 · am rm cus om Y"' 1 pet$ S 1000 ~ CloM 10 ~
1/00 mo Agl a79-3350 Twnhl Jbr /bonus rm (4br) 7~.g I ;3 TSo ':~2&7 lasl. lot S 1350/mo lmmed I . ~21 Wlbon
Su••trlWilter
Rtltfals
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I 2'.\be, encl gar S850 · • occupancy AGT Sunny I,..._. 1 Bdma in°"' CdM. Ta~ M2 1m
AENTALASSISTANT CIRCLE THESE S.7-8841 or S.U-3175 close to ewerytr11ng •
960-7631or53&-1793 Unbeatableyearly3Br 2Ba A tatab FuaiJWI S9001mo Call 67S-«>00 "685.-"WO e,.oe 2Br1 T 1
lut~IHcll U•O home leisure patio kids fll View 2 Br t Ba,...,~-ca -_,.. ~ ,.,o
pelS S 1000 nr H'O garage SOI', -'--. gtlll W1dry ma -.. CIC
3 Br condo. 1•..; Ba. •539-6190• I.. •• ~ 1715" &e$191:2 nw.S...Ana
catPQrt. renova1ed. like Flat steal 28r 2BA appls 1.HUIM -na.mm IG-Ma I
new S695 • dep Cr~ ls thru-ou1 nice kx: I I • --Cesta ~ 1724 I 213/596-1'98 S600k1dsf1na call I U .... IWWf .. -1· -•539-.6190 • charming ptvt t 8' 1 aa '. 8' Condo i'*c:a-...... 'Br~ rW!lge --roH •el llu -2222 ~~~!!,-~'= :~ Or tt119 Vf11Y stylish 213 Br singht, lndry no pets Yrty ~opoo1 & ::. Or). pod ~. l'O
r 1 ba trplc, wtr & e1ec; 539_6190 BEST Ally tee 2Ba den PoOI jacuz I/yd lse S6SO 213/839-'7"' I $675,mo S4S-J Jt5 peG SA95o-iao. 93\ w
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1c1uded No pets __ _ __ kid/pet ocean closeS495 EYeS 213/450-1051 .:_ _ __ 191a. SL~
115 mo 673-1180 _~=~oh=•~~:;; BEST.~~9~1~* ICt1ta •na 2'14 1 1~:":-s.-~~ & 8acM'or. e Side c-w
ioyable 28r 28a hOS900me $700 539'"'6190 BEST fee I CLIFF'HAVEN V-IEW -1200. di• moblMI l'lome. nol W..t3T7 ~" ~· 1>1 ar.o u•place mod kl1ch __ ----· t d 11 --••IC • wery c e.in
arly w1sonded! & tnO'e lut. luMar 2242 jltke new3 Bdrm. 2 ba time pe::t S:~r~'~99~ u s.,, Br •fQool S400rmo, S• 151 m o -<I e p
39 5190 BEST Arty IM 3 .bf 3 b t:nh . §ff 1n ex111oca11on View lrom N Qu ~ 81 ,.,.6_8373 S300 dep. 631-t879 ~ ~ teo.,, 11119-
--• • M '° -all rooms S2200/mo, lse ...,,,,..,.... ' -n.e. 833-8926 ---3~;b~~u:r7d~ec: ~!~=::$,8C~· Barrett Really 642-5200 B""Ui:" IHcll 2141 w iS10e 181. fnv. .-. •e••iBllll
aonl $1350 ~229 I (213)320-~60 HARBOR VIEW-4 Br, 2'.\ I Cl'pts "'30Jmo • S300 e ...... -0 ~ ba lam rm lrg backyard JOlll IWI sec &46-0341 att l 30 PM ~•• -•=.-CJar· 1t1 Ina 2224 'Nf per1ect 3 Br 3 Ba w/decklng.' S1600/mo. 2 .,.-:-. 1,, .. _ __..__,.,SC den ~ Pod ' Soa tutunS1ie des!Qn frpk: lg 640 41,4 ... ... ,,,...._ P..,..~ No pees.
or duplex. 2 rtyd enc;t gar '875 • COUITRJ Pb.a S600 304-' F"*nore. 1 Bdrm 1525
200 SQ 11 w/piN yard. +lee 53M190 BEST i..aroe 4 8' -3 Ba nome: S.C>-4731 OI ~ 181 E 19th ~
001mo stl0-9063 I , formal din. lrptc. pool ESTATE s ---llTIH Z244 j Id S1500/ THE GABLE 28r •'g;lr 2......__ ,. Ba ...... Br Condo S C ... __ serv nc mo ..,.... ..... ____ .____..., .,...,,. • ~ · ,...._.. 834-µ Beautiful & park llke -.,.... .... _... ........ _..._. ea ftras & ue>gr~ '* TURTLEROCK, 4 BA. 2 1114· 99 4" ""Private Patios yard !rfpa110 ..... pd l5l E 2151 543-2~
SOlmo 752-9223 dys, ba.3pools11ennla,brig111 Lovely 2Br + den. 2ba vCovtWedPartong 636-A"° C.. 1-SPM ---
57 1497 eves & dean. S1295 752--0664 1 condo Obi ga1. pool, 1ac. vSpaoousApts 2437 F' Orange 1595 ~= 1 ~a. ~
S Eas1s1de Bungalow Ranging in prtoe trom Walle' to beach. S495. ""Dining Area I •3 Br 2 Ba SC Pti.11 SA. 2 Bdrm28a S660
vi crptd decor May lst. $900-S1200 645-S.69, 2 13-•57-4156 VWalk-lo-CloMts pool. pane SC>L9W1191t 2'250Y~way
1111 539-6190 BEST fM ~~ MAIN baylront 4 Br ""Home-like Kitehens $895 ~pets 752-.5822 ~ l block lo Huntington &
RI' 1ba wllrpk:, 2 CM SOr ~:ldyS:2~~:~ ~]~J Frwys •XLNT roomy 1 ~wlrp1 EASTSIOE ftlrgllrdllft.,c_ 1
ar nr s c Plaza. Sml I mLmES FIEE bltins Nr SC p,aza. Many ~ 1'75
mplell. sml pet Die a t y NEWPORT CREST Avail-LA QUINT A HERMOSA I SSOOl lN> gu '033 mo ssoo aec./c:tMrling 725. t SI • 1 mos. MC. I -Ir -Ulti Olld.. ,.,,,, SJ 1-2124 allHe1de979-2398 786_1172 I able Apttl 151h, end unit 16211ParkMdeLn t l.llJWUI-_
w/2Bd 2'~ba clo5e to block wes1 ol Beacti 3 3 8f 1 .. a. twnrllSe pvi E/SIOE tbt ~ IClt I * 3 BR HOUSEtt -pool. Move In cond11ton t>locll so ol Eding« I P•ho ~s ooo« .........cies 1'75 mo $500
G YARD CUL OE SAC $1200/mo Ul-W.C1 qumet. no pets $695 Cun sec d9enln9 Ubl ~
S850 MO 650-2493 COST A MESA New & u 631-1266 "° ~ JWs 631-2 '24 I
3880 Mlehelson Onve lovely 3 Bd townhouse. ,le2trt ltacll 2"9 ~ 2 8' 1 a. 9at $500 21r he Irvine pvt patio. lrpk:. immac & At86A BAY fa ue 15525 mo "9 2 tir • Ct& ~ cam ceot Mi 15 a.
pie decC>f tncd JR ready $850/mo Sub rent I rm el1 apt tol deck golf course ,_ ~ -151 lllS1 & S225 2
maybe lido details hiYenffJ Part Tw•ltH W1ttrfrtltf lt•ts lie. July t Must be club mbf I lndr, rm S5"4 Jowln oer~o.-~ ,,o pets
6 190 BEST Riiy lee 2BR 2BA. study, dining lt1Htn 131· 1• Mr Austin ~2-•097 T1l ~ W -191 650-1-w rm. living rm w/lrplc.
patio. beautiful gardens
Ori:-or :ne ways tomes are bemg
~~~~ ~"Hl sc.a today :s r.th
Second Mortgage
' s.ecx. r.d mc~age lS a me\h<>d or
~ ~ wt\ef'eby the bu,yer lS
; :"CV:ded with !U\ &d.dttionaJ or
sec::ond mo:-~e when \here 1s not
er.01...gh ca.sh~ assume t.he
exisung mart.gag~ A second
r-.ort.ga6e can al5" ~ l.&k~r. when
:!1.e ~~:-st mort.gA6e M.ll tt:e down
;.i:;mer.t !a.ll short or the sales
;::~oe A second m -ngage can be
;irov:ded by enher the seUer or a
lerd.ng tnst.1tut1on Payments are
rr.ade both t.o the seller or lender
-.r. t.he second mortg~e &nd to t.he
lender of I.he underlying mortgage
Impact on buyer
• F-.at:...« ;"' ... re~ ' !l"m~ • t!
'"' st1r.o( mor~Agt' "'"'Qu,ring la.rCeo
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Impact on aeller
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• AJ.l.l.on pl"(l•·l with or:t.-r..,.,l
--....,.•wt'<! ~ 5"'">Jr. 1 !!l ~lM! ..
e ~ 1<>s 1.! !•1nct.:. t lf'n1tnP
There a.re & number of s1 ~uat.1ons
r. w ti 1ch t he second mort.gage can
: .1C:.1t.ate the purchase o r sale 1 a
;:-r•'perty Cont.act your real e~Ldlt>
t'Xpert to &SSISl you
?'i 2br Iba. gar. lanced
~·d 6 13 w 19th
6 7545 or 646-.6255 S9•5 mo ~4-4907 I
Univ Park Terrace. 2br ~•side condo. 2 Br • 2ba, trplc. dbl gar. grn A LARGER HOME?
Pn 2 ba S8751mo belt loc . saso 786-23.-0
Property House --2 JBSO or 642-1010 tUntv Pk· 2 br. 2 ba det.
hM. yrd Nr pool & tennis
•<IP clean 2BR lba. toe S 1150/mo 675-5393
ntl yard, lrplc $640 • -
'C dep Gardener incl lllY Pl/Tll TtlUOE
46 0491 °' 67~~32 2 bf. den, 2 ba. att gar,
wJP 3 Br, tr pie Stove. wasll/dry Comm pool &
<' Gdni incl lncd I )BG May TS-. $900/mo •~d•<l S125 646-3177 786-.-ot2. 760-9738
ANO NEW 2 Br 2 Ba WlllUlllE Cllll
1· 1<,n111Pd Condo W Avail May 1 630-0276
"''' SI 1' • mo to beach WOOOBRloGE upgraded ,,, 19e no pets $795 2 Bdr 1 corlvf.rt. den. 2
, .. "d Momnl 641 -132' Ba. end unit. lrplc, dbl'I
C.o Ptza otf McArthur gar, S9 25 644-1480
fir ?Ba pool hme kids
Pt 1 $700 snooze u-IOM Ctaulfled Ads, yoor one-I
'J (, 190 BEST Alty lee atop shopping <*lier
uses l1hlr•illte4 ...... hfwnldtttl
1er1l 2212 lneral
PROPERTY
MANAGD£NT
SPECIALIZED MANAGBDT Of
• CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATIONS
·APARTMENTS
• SINOLE FAMILY RESIDENCES
• INDIVIDUAL CONDOMINIUMS
npa ra lleled view -Bark Ba'. Cit ~ L~i~g~-~?~M~;~~\Mi:::1~K&~,:·:::;~~'lllllll" .... C. Fashion li;land. Nearly Pvery room hat' • • "'
Rr furbishrd -l\iear nrw rnnd1t10n. Ot"W pool. i.pa. wrou~ht
iron fence. custom drape". a ll nrw hric·&o. ~ ork thou~hout.
Qu aHt y -Leaded glass doon •. bra"" fo1turr ... tilr floors.. douhlf'
dressing room for master bedroom.
1975.000 fee, over~ acre of land.
Financing -1250.000 assumablt> h t. w / f~ibrahf'r .;;&L
New First of 1560,000 availablt". Owner will n rq.
Pool & Spa - 5 Bedroom + f am room. uc·h with
walk-in closets and bath.
Expansive 1ize -Approx. 5.000 8q. ft. custom h ome on
(argetl lot in Dover hor~.
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EAST SIDE 2 tw. 1 ba. ger, 2 Bt. \ ba tm ~auo: t &Jmlbeeheb. lrg a;; MIF. nD9 a'*6 to lfW 2 cit ~ C.-M40lt776
pauo No pets 1550 enct ·o-reo-. HeO/mo Blk lo bMc:t'I Ind utill. ~ & 8tJN L.OOGE 1 oe .,c. ell 1:29> • ~ 0
631·4036 114-974~288 '395/mo.840-3787 ~~-=~.; ~· .._._M525 maarliiii-
Econo-8'and 28' <twnstn Lrg 2 & i den, 2 Ba S600tlhort tenn ,.,,., ~1 c:-,.._ • ,..=..,_ .._ F ao * 2 .., 1 • ..., ......... tioor.-... pool cnarm S..00'1 kids Oc. to 5-30 3 n. 2 n-__ ,, ..,_ ..._.. C l' -~ .._ -
539-6190 BEST --.. ... an ""· encl gar Df u.. I 811 Mesa. Slsafe ll4dlelt -• ..,.... --, , , J Id' •••r w/euto °'**· newty r• to beach. ~ ... ~--CJ2,J151» 11111g..-.. ,.,..., ,.,#
E1s1<1e luxury 1n a s*w tor-c:erc>eted & decorated 203 33fd St _,.. .,..1 to tCillf dtlll -._ • o 'JDht ~
est Lg 2BR 2be. pt/Wtr 493-1030 N B Realty 67S-1642 So lAg "' ~ & Ila -~ AalOt , ·Fo1 a."5 11:22 _. ~~id.s~i!:.'~1~ lut. IMc• 1741 Eastblutt Townnou1e Aot. ~Pao..,_,-:: CC: ow lofOO·•• • .-.,, -....... ._ • t/f
Q 2 a; ii\ L a 3BR 2t>&. 2 car g,w. no TV --nn-.-u S350 Aioo ... -.; ~ ..... to JOOO.,.
Frpl pool prvl patio c:i>lt.. dr.:·-~:~; ~ S825 per mo. & 1275 '2,_.~ ..,. • .,.. 4 .,.._ ..-Hiar11cir1.....,
dshwsh< x~ 2 Bl on dfyar "* up . erld gar • 1010.ca18to5 . ..._.,: -•IC~l250 ar.Jw Wl4••• ~..,..
Easts/de M10 557-2841 M75 536-092 1 ~ .. •.8 ~ S4ll mt» or--.-. dice~ .. ~~ .. llSJJll9 2 Bf. 2 car gar, -.-fl g ,..,_..,,..., ._a W. • ..... .. . ~. mue lo -bctl , , ........... st a .., ~ ....... l'S
685/mo. 2 Br, 1~ be /mo 2 1,_92s-..796 · St~ to .. a Z • • ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig Twnhse. al bttiN, end --_ co•a -~ •
pa1oo. carport. lndry'"' •S..OOtup. Bach, 1 8' INNEWPOATBEACH --1 ft, -----·---• ... &~0.:...-:;e 2536 Santa Ana. I pool, spa 18992 FtOrida A greet place to llYe on lhe ._ 1 • • ••-U .,....., ._ .,..... 2fS .,_....,Or Acrt:im
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~l~a~~~IS~IEN -Assumab~financing and on~
$20.000 down needed to existing 1st T.D. Mod-
ern with walls of glass. atrium courtyard opens
to fami1¥ room.breakfast room and kitchen. 2
balcony areas. one with view. 2 large bdrms.
Master bdrm has the feeling of a penthouse.
Price only $169,000. Call for showing. 546-~313
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lllLIEIS CllSl-llT -$79,500! In Costa Mesa.
One & 2 bdrm condos, nowJSelling at cost. Oak
'Cabinets, fireplace. skylight plus attached 2 car
garage. Excellent financing available. VA. FHA.
Don't miss out on this great opportunity.
646-7171.
MEWNIT I U CI CISTIM -$269,000. Gorgeous 3
BR Home! Family Room/fireplace/bay windows!
Wood plank floors! Sunshine garden
bath/sunken tub! A beautiful country-like neigh-
borhood. 963-6767
Sl0,000 llWI -3 bdrm home! $96,900. Take
over financing, no qualifying! Owner will finance
at 10% interest! 963-6767.
TME l l tFFS -IEWP8RT IUCI -Excellent financ-
ing available on this lovely 3 bdrm home. As-
·sume a large loan at only 91/2% interest. Bright &
airy floor plan with vaulted ceilings in beautiful
scenic greenbelt area. $299,500. Fee land!
646-7171 .
FlllECLOSHE SAU -Balboa Peninsula. 4 units
will be sold under $300,000. 3 units at under
$200,000. Only 112 block from beach, both with
ocean views. Great income potential! Call us for
complete details. Submit yoµr offer now!
646-7171.
llYEST I OWl -Costa Mesa Bluffs! View of city
lights! Large Lot with great potential for builder.
Existing home on lot has 3 BR's! 963-6767
ELHUT LMHI -4BR. 1950 Sq Ft of luxury!
. Only $142,5001 Absolutely decorator beautiful
throughout! Model Home condition! 963-6767
IOT FllCY, JIST llOIEl -Sharp 4 bdrm, 2 bath
Costa Mesa home in move in condition. Large
corner lot for possible A. V. access. Includes wet
bar & covered patio. Don't wait another minute
to see this "more for your money" home at
$115,950. 646-7171
STEPS Tt WCll, SlH,HO -Newport Beach
bungalow within 50 yards of beach. 2 huge
bdrms. large country style kitchen. Bright & airy
living area. Price only $159,950. 546-2313
llWl&TIC 2 STOllYI -$157,900. Sharp 3
bedroom. 21/2 bath, 17 40 square feet! Ready to
move into -for real class!! 4 years new!
963-6767
WITEI YIEW1 -$162,500. Beautiful 3 BR, 2 story.
2 fireplaces + skylights! Steps to private beach!
963-6767
FllEI, 1111,IOO -North Costa Mesa. Bargain!
Huge 3 bdrm P/4 bath. added large separate
family room, fireplace. You tu'c-it and save. Call
546-23 13
i lllTS -Owners unit is a 4 bdrm H14 bath
separate home. 4 other units. 2 bdrm. 2 baths,
1250 sq .ft. each. A must see for only $389,950.
Call for showing. 546-2313
WALi Tt IUCI -A villa that is beautiful! Walking
distance of beach. 2 master suites. 21h baths.
Dining area. kitchen with eating area. large living
area. Pool, spa and tennis. Just reduced to
$106,000. Call now. 546-2313
STEPS Tl ICUI -$199,000! You'll fall in love
with this 3 bdrm. 2 bath home which Includes 2
stone fireplaces, skylight & high beamed ceil-
ings. Also only steps to pool, tennis & park! A
value packed, comfortable home you should see
today! 646-7171.
WllTll& Fii a WUll -R.V. access in Mesa del
Mar! This 3 bdrm. 2 bath home on a corner
location is a home you would be proud to own.
Neat, clean & nicely upgraded. Assume low
interest 1st & seller will finance large 2nd.
$128.000. 646-7171
EXECmYE llH E -4 Bdrm. decorator perfect! 2
fireplaces! 3 car garage! Manicured yard. RV
access. lots of brick! Elite neighborhood!
$239,900. 963-6767
OCUI All IAY YIEW1 -Panoramic View extends
past Catalina Island from this very attractive 2
bdrm home. Ready to be moved into with
fantastic potential for added improvement.
Priced at $395,000! Make the first step to better
living, call us now! 646-7171
l llTll COSTA I ESA -You must see this one. A
spectacular entry way to a lovely 3 bdrm, H '4
bath home. Sunny kitchen and family area. A
must see tor only $129,500. Call for showing.
546-2313.
1700 Newport Blvd., CM .
2790 Harbor Blvd .. C.M.
21030 Brookhurst, H.B.
646-7171
546-2313
963-6767
4 II MIT& MIU NIL~ -$134,500. Ceramic
tile entry to beautiful 4 BR home with cathedral
celllngsl Plush carpeting! Fabulous Anthony
pool surrounded by lush landscaping! 963-6767
L--FM m IESTT -A pride of ownership
home In a pride of ownership neighborhood.
Spack>us & beautiful 3 bdrm with family room &
formal dining room in prime Costa Mea area. A
first offering that will sell fast! Only $176,950.:
646-7171
IEWNIT 1U01 FllEI -$165,000. Move up to
Newport at an affordable price, Lots of potential
in this 3 bdrm home. Seller wants out now! Call
today, 546-2313
llWPllT H•ITS + 11-UW -A beautiful home in
a highly desirable Newport Beach area. 3
Bdrm, 2 bath with additional quarters for Mom
which consists of living rm, kit, bath & bdrm. An
exceptlonal value at $225,0001 Call today!
646-7171
PllCEI Tl SEU•• -Only $74.900. Two bdrm
condo located In a private, gated commUhlty
close to shops & South Coast Plaza. Community
pool & spa. Great assumable loans at low
interest rates! Call today for details! 646-7171 .
W&lm, IUlll IF YEmlYlll -This lovely
beach cottage is just steps from beach & ocean .
An older home thoughtfully and perfectly re-
stored. The R-2 lot offers great potential for
future development. Priced at a very low
$165,000. 646-7171
IEWPHT IUCI, WESTCLIFF -$94,900. One of the
best and largest condos for your money. Hlghly
upgaraded. Walk to shopping. Call now.
546-2313
IUm FIL WTSllE llME -3 bdrm plus den or 4
bdrms in move in condition. Quiet Eastside
location. walking distance to shopping. 2 car
garage with alley access. Low maintenance
yard, fruit trees & new paint. R-4 lot! $145,000.
646-7171
IPEI SPACE -A huge 2 story home on a corner
with no homes behind. Double door entry to a
bright living area, huge family country kitchen. 4
bdrms, 2 bath. Beautiful rear yard. A must see.
Only $215,000. Call now. 546-2313
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