HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-06-02 - Orange Coast PilotBy IUJ\EN E. llEIN oc .. ...,........ •
What may be a youthfuJ drua nna
operatrng amona students at
TeWinkle Junior Hiah School in
Costa Mesa 1s bei~ investigated by
Costa Mesa Pohce Department
nanx>tics officers who alJegc the
mother of one Of the eighth1f8ders at
the school supplied students with
look-alike drugs and collected the
Coaat
Five area high school
students receive Bank of
America Achievement
Awards./A5
A mllltary report released
this week leaves Edison
offlcfals wondering what
sent 21 workers to the
hospttatwrtti t>Cf mTrig
syes andJhs:oats ln Feb-
ruary ./A& •
C&llfomia
The Olympic Arts Festival
kicks off with the unveil-
ing of the Coliseum 'a
"Olympic Gateway."/ A3
A chemical splll In Rtver-
slde forces thousands to
evacuate./ A'S ·
·Nation
Reagan receives a warm
welcome upon arrival In
Ireland./ A3
World •
Iran appears to be open
to diplomacy as a means
toward peace./ A3
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Rellgt.on
' Pope John Paul II has
named $an Juan
Capistrano's patron saint
the patron saint of mlll-
tary chaplalns./81
No one wants peace more
• than the mllltary, say
chaplaJneand llneof-
flcers, describing the re-
ligious paradoxes of a
military career .I A8
Sporta
The Angels and Dodgers
each come out winners to
stay In first place In their
respective dlvlslons./81
Orange Coast College
drops Its first game to
Laney, but stays alive by
·beating San Bernardino
In the state baseball tour-
nament.181 '
Newport Christian High
claims the CIF Small
Schools baseball title
with an 8-7 win over
Crossroads./82
Entertainment ·
It's no easy task adapting
the wor1d of Broadway to
television for the Tony
"&wards./ Al
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Youth
prl>fit! from her .. Rushers." •
trherevelation Ulat drugs may have
been freely bo~ and sold on the
~uiet, · mtddJe<ltss campus-has
shaken parents, teachers and admin-
istrators. who say they have nevoer
known of drug activity on the
TeWinkle campus.
That a student's mother may have
been involved has cast an alarming
shadow acrosS the campus th.at is
Ju~ge
files suit
• in race
fot·seat
By JERRY 8IBSCB
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A mean fight for Harbor Municipal
Court judge became considerably
'• meaner Friday when Harbor Coun
Judge Stephen Stowatt filed a $2.S
.million libel suit apinst l\is OPPo-
nent, Orange County Deputy District
Attorney Susanne Shaw.
Stewart said that upan the advice of
· bis fawyer be filed the case in Orange
County Superior Court and that it is a
"lcgi~te;• case-not a last-minute
campaign ploy.
Shaw, who was unaware of the suit,
said "be must feel desperate."
"Truth is the final defense and bis
suit does not change the facts," she
said. adding that sbe is not concerned
by the lawsuit.
known for its ooncerned sWT, active
PT A and strona involvement m tho
recently formed anti-drua task force
known as the Olemical People.
· The Police iovestiption into the
incident was turned over to Deputy
District Attorney Derek Johnson I.a.St
week, accordina to Costa Mesa Pohtt
S&1. Jim Watson.
Johnson said he will review the
case and make a dete~1nat1on
whether to file a criminal complaint
against the JO.year-old mot!\er who
allcaedly acted as a suppber to the
students. She ha$ not been arrested.
If Johnson detertnincs that a crime
Deputy D~A. Saunne Sbaw
baa been committed and.that there ii
enouah evidence ap.inst the woman
to prosecute ber, be wilJ teek a
warrant for her 11TC$l, he said Friday.
Police aJlegc the Costa Mesa •
mother met younpten throuah her
I 4-year-old son, supplied them with
marijuana arid pills., which $he co-
coura&td them to sell to friends at
school ·
The eiahl tecn-•sen invol~ in
the case told Police they &Uqedjy
huna out at the woman's home,
smoked marijuana with her a.od
bouaht drugs frou, her, police said.
TeWinkle PrinCJpal Scott Paulsen
Jaqe Stephen Stewart , .
·Stewart's suit centers on Shaw's court~procedurc for the ~udges to sign
charges th!lt he .falsified t>8yro.U the affidavits ahead of tune.
statements Judges sign to"Ttce1ve..h1s "Our court bas done that for years.
salary. · It was done so that ifajud&c was sick
Under a state constitutionaJ ruJe or on vacation we woukl stiU ,et
adopted in 1966. a judge may not be paid," said Stewart, who lives in
paid if any case bas been awatting bis Newport Beach.
decision for more than 90 day~ The court bas since challltid the
Stewart spent six months deciding practice and Stewart admitted it was
a Nov. 11 , 1983casc, General CapitaJ "sloppy."
Resources versus Radiographic De-The state attorney genCT'll's office
velopment Corp. During that time, he investigated the cbaraes and found no
signtd six affidavits claiming bis evidence that Stewart bad perjured
"caseload was caught up. himself b}' signing the documents.
While Shaw contends that Stewart But the office did refer the matter to
perjured himself by sipina the state-the Commission on Judicial Per-
ments. Stewart said it was standard formance.
Computer 'glitch' at San Onofre
causes s~utdowl)i>f new reactor
Equipment signaled
faulty valve even
though It wasn't
Fnm staff ud"wlre reporU
A computer ''alitcb" which sianaJ·
ed a fauJty vaJve at San Onofre
nuclear power plant caused the new
No. 3 reactor to shut down automat1-
calJy Friday. but officials said nothin&
was wrons with the valve.
"No nuclear reactor components
were involved, and there was no
threat of radioactive matcriaJ beina
released,.. Sou them California
Edison spokesman Russ Hawkes
said.
He attributed the problem to
"ttttbina , troubles" at the seaside
plant south of San Oemente.
"It's still quite a new power plant.
and tesung still accounts for much
that is done," Hawkes sa1d. Unit 3
began operating at full pawcron April
I.
The faJse computer signal came
dunng a 4 a.m. test of the steam
turbine. which generates electricity.
"If the turbine stops. the reactor
has to stop or otherwise you still
wouJd be setting a1J that enel"J)' and
have nowhere to put it... f.dison
spokesman Dave Barron explained.
"There was nothina wrong with the
valve." Hawkes said. "The question
1s where in thecomputerd1d thealitch
occur?"
While the plant 1s down. he said.
workcn W111 take the oppartun1t) to
make early repairs on "some smaJl
drain vaJve lea.ks." He wd 1t may
take a couple of days before 1t goes
back. on line.
In add1tion. the computer that
controls the turbine wall be checked
out, Barron wd.
The plant has had several radio-
active leaks rcccntJy, thouah all have
been dctcnbed as minor.
. . .
said the Jtudents told him the woman
also harbored runaway yoUtftt &Ad
called in to the ecbOol's a«endancie
omce 10 excuse absences for stUdeou
who were truant. • '
To tbe u:en-~ the JO.year-old
woman ..-as you111 and cool -lbe
talbd ibeir ~. The eishth
a:radCrs intcrvi~ Police said odS f're uently tbe home, where~ lives wi her ~J-ycar-old
husband and her son from a previous maJTialt. • .. Costa Mesa Police Offtcer Steve
Labbitt described the woman as
iypic.aJly wearioa Iona. pajs~cy-print
dtalCS • and p&ttiJll Mr ...... ...,
doWo the middle.
But the wonulG ud dw T.willlllll
tudeGts did more dlaa ~·II&. Y police flndinp &ft vmid. •
Tbt )'OUDI otJaaden alt• 1 •
pohcc that the home WM a -A~poiat. where ma.rij_ ... ~· of urc:otica .ae • 'I ' if
bouabl and sold. ~ft'i ta.I scary to find °"' ~
thina like this was :IOinl • ,....
under our nOICS.." :.aid SUe f:n IP s,
Te Winkle PT A praideaL
. • The allqcd youthful ::;&,.,empn
(PleueeeeJU A9I
·4 die as
copter
falls in --the-Sea-,~
Beaches
invaded
by crabs
Overheated inland residenu hOl>-ma-10 1ut * SUUd \OdaY will tiad they've been beaten to the punch b)i
thousarid:s of tiny red crabs that bavc
washed onto the Oranae Coast shores.
The tiny red tuna crabs, which
resemble a miniature lobster or
crayfish. have been brouaht nonh
from Mexico by warming ocean
currents and the linaerina EJ Nino
effect. AJtbough harmless.. the ~bs ·arc fiJtcr-feedcrs and are not edible.
Ufcgua.rds aJona the coast reported
the heaviest invasion of tun.a crabs
aJona the sands in Newport Bcacb.
Some have washed ashore in Hunt-
ington Beach as well
"Last ~was the tint year we saw
them this far north since the late
1950s," said Jack Baxter, an adminis-
tralOr with the state Department of
Fish and Game. "I doo 't know what
will happen this time, but last year
they were seen as far nonh as
Monterey."
Water temperatures on the coast in
recent days have ranged from 64 to 68
depecs . .. The only tune the crabs a.re a
problem is when they Ft swept way
up on the beach. .. said Buddy Belsbe.
a Newport tifquard capwn. "If that
happens., it really starts to sunk."
.,,.. itaff iill wfi;li;-einnlil1~;~=
Foor Marinerwere kiUed fridlrJ whCn their bdico • li.fti.111 a tr1Xk
from the deck ~r:e USS Denver
d · a · · aercile. phmpt in~ OC:::'~'ISm Clemadc.
The four lDC'll. all llatioaed at die £1
Toro Marine Corps Air StatioD, were
aboard a Cff. Sl bdicopler tbaa -liftina a five.ion c::lllO trid Off tbc
ship lO carry it 10 nearby Su
Ocmente Island.
The pilot of the craft WU idalti&d
as Capt. Barry Micb8id Tbompeoa.
2&, a native of uw...-.... wbo lived in
Anaheim with·~ aa:ordina 10
Ma.rUie Set. Rick OdermamL He wa
.. killed instantl)I alona wi1b ,. co-pilot
and two tteW chiefs. officials said.
~ cr::aft's co-pilOt t st U:
Thomas Otto Schaefer, 2S, an Irvine
resident and a native of Minnelota,
Oderm.ann said. He also was married.
The two aew chiefs aboard tbe ~
foot urcraft were l.:.anc:t Cpl James
MtrlyD Klos{. 24, a native of~
tota;andClJl.JC*ll. U~.11 ,a
native of Obio. Both lh"Cd lll Tustin
and were married.
The men. attadled to the Marine
Heavy Helicoptd' Squadron 46S,
were taking put in a Marine
Amphibious Unit excrc:iJe when the
~P oocured. Odcnnan said.
The helicopter WU liftina the C&l10
truck off the_ ship to CUI).' it to San
Oemente lsland. I J miles to the
southwest, when it crashed into about
I, 700 feet of water, accord.in& to
obscrven aboard the nearby USS
New Orleans.
"Absolutely, that is a routine tra.inU\a exercise. .. said Marine CapL
Anthony Rotbfort..
He said be bad no information that
anybody on board the ship was
injured in the 10:35 LDL accidenL
The ~use of the aa:ident is u.oder
investigation, Rothfort said.
The helicopter, part of the Navy•s
3rd Acct exercise, weighs more t.ban •
l 6'h tons empty and can carry 16 tom
as 1t~ basic payload. The la.rlett and
most Powerful chopper built ou1Side
·the Soviet Union. it can Oy at 170
knots. ·
Nine valedictorians have
been named In the New·
port-Mesa Untied SchQOI
Dlatrfct./ A7-. !VO truce in 70th Assembly race as missiles fly
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A10
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A11
C21
A3
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·Hit pieces' land in constituents' mailboxes
as candidates take offensive tn close race
It'•• nasty little mis&ile that arrives
in the mailbox in the days before an
electJod: It is called a .. hit piece."
A .. bit piece" ii the cQd oPPOJite
of a positive campaip. IU IOte
puJl)Ole is 101e1t down one c:indidate while buildina u Pothtt. When races t::: bitter, the
millilri ny and eowbeft &1 that more
evident thit year than witb tbc
Republic:iam Nnnina for the 70lh
Aacmbly Diatrlct. • .
ii\a), sent bis wave ot da.nS out this
week. • Fcrauson'a piece. in the fo!"ft of a
letter f'rOm four , con.terVat•ve as.
semblymen iacludina Nolan
friuelle of founiain Valley, ctw.a
that ~o&er'a f to bis fa~
Dcftn earpcDtet. a cramenlO lobbYi&t.~tanwsi~ 1\ictof
1ntete1t.
The fcrauton piece and other
let rs like it u:ar apen both
Ca.rpenten. chulioa thc_)ounacr one
II I .... and tM ddcr LS aot I loyal
Republican. KC Cid
Gil Ferpton•s.ampellft. IOC: Cd tn
what looks like a clOIC. three-way~
with Ken Cart>tnter and Ron Co~
dova (private cam~an poll lhow ·········--~"I four c:andida: trail·
ap1Mt PrcSident Ronald R. ·s
tkct1on, •
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JERRY
H11sc1
.
At one or t ia t c:andtda
m ti 1 Newpon Hait'lor Ara
tja of O mtttt foN I\ the
8atboe Bay Oub Frid.ay, nm-
camc out ••DJina. accu 101 ~ n and Cordova of unfair
attacks .
.. What been tbe bl ·s of thas
att.K on me? They ha~ an.ad•cd m~
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A2 Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 2. 1884
Laguna Beach to celebrate
FOurth of July with a bang
Ad hoccttlzens · committee ralses money
to put on endangered fireworks dtspla_y ____ _
By DAVID BISHOP
DtillJ ...... C.1 I J 11 fl I
The fireworks w111 Oy on the Fourth
of July an l..Qauna Beach \bis year now
that an ad hoc organization of local
residents apparently has raised
MW>trltt morfeyt<fput orrthe show.
'"The response to our call for help
wa~ ovCJWhelmin&." saad City Clerk
Verna Rollinger, who served as
treasurer for the pnvate fund-raising
, group. She said a little more than
S5.000 was turned an by Tuesday.
The group's goal was to ra1sc
S6,000 to cover tbe cost of the
fireworks display, which became
something of an annual tradition an
·this coastal city after onl¥ two years.
This year the show was JCO~rdized
b> city budget.problems.
Rollinger said the group as confi-
dent of raising the rtmatndcr of the
money needed and will probably get
more Any extra funds wtll be
reserved in a special accouot to ~
used for neitt year's firework!>. she
said.
Two years ago the cit)' funded the
entire display. Council mcm~rs
banned pnvate fireworks displays in
the city that year and decided to
provide a public display to emphasize
the new ordinance and discourage
fircworks elsewhere.
City health and safct~ officials
believe the show on Main Beach •~
effective in reducing the number of
illegal pnvatc displays which were
banned because of the threat of fire or
injury.
City CouncaJ members also lauded
the "community spint" generated by
the Main Beach fireworks display the
past two )Cars.
Firemen fly to the rescue
Last year the Eitchanae Oub of
Laauru Be ch, a privalC etVlc or-
pnizat1on, helped the city by con·
tnbutina half the money needed for
the fireworks.
But this year, accord.me to City
Manager Ken Frank. the city's tight
budget could not afford an expen-
diture for fireworks. and Exchange
Club members $8id they weren't able
to raise the entire amollnt.
In early May,' a diverse aroup of
c1v1c leaders, polillcal figure$ and
business owners met in an attempt to
raise the money by June I. the final
day for ordering the fireworks from a
sup~her.
City Council members must stall
officially approve the expenditure at
their. next meeting,_ but the city is
P.rocccding with plans forthe show as
af the -council OK bas already been
obtained. •
Rollinger said the fund dnvc is not
over. however, and that anyone
interested should contact her at City
Hall, 505 Fo~t Avenue, 497-3311.
Tom Tryon, 12, and h1a 14-year-old
brother Bua (riC'ht) accept Engllab para-
keet from Orange County ffreflChtera.
They purcbued the bird to replace one
killed tn a fire that charred the Tryon'•
Irnne home lut Wednaday momiq. The
family pet wu the only cuualty fn the
blue. Shown ln reai from left are firemen
Ruben Hummel, Jim Kye and Mike Rob-
ert., an enatneer.
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JUNIOR DRUG RING PROBED.:.
From Al-
fell apart nearly two weeks ago. when
TcWankJe Principal Paulsen, acting
·on a tip from a student not involved
an the drug selling, discovered three
students an a restroom on the campus.
The students allegedly were selling
double-scored. cross-top~ white
pills known as "mim-bcnnics ...
The pills, analyzed after they were
confiscated at the school, turned out
to contaan a stimulant known as
cphednnc sulfate. The pills arc not
controlled substances, but non-
prescripuon, caffeine-based sumu-
lants similar to ovcr-the<auntcr pep
pills, accordfog to SgL Watson.
The "mani-bennies" are so-called
'look-ahlce" drugs. pllls that re-
semble amphetamines and arc sold as
such
The woman told police she ordered
the ~lls from a catalog in the back of
'"High Tames" magazin~. ~ pubh·
cation aimed at recreational drug
users that features ads for dru~
paraphernalia a nd "look-alike'
drugs.
"buzz." Taking handfuls of the pills
would be "like 00-ing on coffee," he
said.
Selling counterfeit pills by claiming
they arc actualll controlled
substances as allcg.a , Watson ex-
plaaned.
He said police art seeking felony
charges against the woman for selling
the pills in heu of co,ntrolled
substances, contributing to the delin-
quency of minors and selling non-
prcscnpt1on drugs to minors.
At\cr short stays in Orange County
Juvenile Hall, all three of the
Te Winkle students who were arrested
in the restroom on May 21 have been
released to their parents.
Cnmanal charges against them.
including two suspected of possessang
look-alike drugs and one suspected of
selling look-alike drugs. have been
filed.
Paulsen said five of the teens
involved have been suspended from
school.
"Two wtll not return," he said, at
least not for this year.
mother of two had threatened him
that if he got caught or told on her ~~e
would have ham hun or do somcthmg
to his family.
Paulsen said all of the parents of the
kids involved wett contacted and
counseling has been initiated in some
of the cases. He also went to the
combined California Elementary and
TeWinkle Junior High school PTAs
and explaaned the drug arrests to
them.
The arrests have made l>arcnts
more aware of what is going on
around them, Paulsen said. "It has
alerted them to two bad areas they
should be aware of," be added.
The students involved told him
they could get "just about any (dru~)
they wanted" at the Harbor Shopping
Center or the Newport Pier, he said.
"And those arc places we don't
usually mand 1f our kids go."
Paulsen said be hopes the drug
arrests wtll not reflect negativelt on othcrTeWinkJc~tudcnts. "Out o 850
students here, eight of them were
involved. The rest of the kids arc just
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I SURF REPORT
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Flfel IOW &.20 a.m
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Second IMQft ' 1 :27
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Fltet hlQfl :UI p.m. S 6 6-ld low 11>7 pm 2 I
9'ln Ml• 1ooey ., a p m.. 11.-
Sund•Y •I 5:43 a.m and -1191i!' at• pm
Moon Nit loday a1 '1'.31 p 111 and n..~ete:leLlll
am
2-3
2-3 2-3
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Best-looking fi:ferilen to compete
The best-looking firemen in Or-Doublctree Ion in Orange staning at Department Ladies Auxiliary and the
a~ C.Q.unty will ~se <Mlay. irl l~~.m. -bum association. . -•
c fiiit e.v~isc ~ ~ ~_well is tb.e q>unt)'' fiJ'e -....TKk.cts -for ...aM-.,...nt-are.S IS.
Pageant, to be stag; at the dcpanmcnt will send four re~nta· Cilcndars featuring the winnina Fire
lives to the beauty contest m which Foxes will be available in Septem~r
· the candidates will compete in for $7.9S. To order a calendar, cilU Harbor Will swimwear and aport dress categories. SS7-7863.
Judgingwillbedonebymcmbenof Liz Fulton of K:HS radio, who has
b I d C the Los Angeles Rams Cheerleaders been named the Firefi&hten of Or-e C QSe 1Qr and nurses and pbyaicians.fh?m the a~geCounty'sOfficiaUloscH~dler,
· Oranie County Bum AsSOCtallon. will welcome gucsu. Laura Diaz of
CM Parade The beauty pageant, to benefit the the Eyewitness tclcvisiop news on
UCI Medical Center bum center, is Channel 7 wiU be mistress of oer-
sponsored by Orange County Fire cmonics.
Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa
will be closed from 9:30a.m. to I p.m .
today because of the Lion's O ub Fish
Fry Parade. •
The I S3~ntry parade. which has
South Coast Plaza developer Henry
Scgcrstrom as ils grand marshal, is
expected to last more than two houn.
Costa Mesa police said beach
traffic will be diverted at Harbor and
Fair Drive east on Fair to Fairview
Road and south on Fairview to
Newport Boulevard.
The parade will step off at 10:30
a.m. at Harbor and Wilson Street,
proceed south to i 9\h Street, tum
west \0 Anaheim and aoutb to Lion's
Parle, at 18th Street and Newpon
Boulevard.
The parade is part of a weekend of
activities of the 39th Annual Lion's
O ub Fish Fry anCs Carnival at held
Lion's Park in Costa Mesa.
The festivities bc&an Friday eve-
ning when a. record 1 S,000 people
showed up for the annual serving of
fish dinners, musicial entenainmcnt
and carnival rides and games. More
than 2,000 fish dinners were served.
For 'the record
An editorial·fo Friday's edition of
the Daily Pilot incorrectly identified
Dennis Carpenter as a former stalC
assemblyman. Carpenter, the father
of assembly candidate Ken
Carpenter, is a former state senator.
Just Call
642-6086
Garden Grove bank fails;
Downey bank takes ov~r
The single-branch Garden Grove
Community Bank was seized Friday
by state tianking officials, who said
the bank's loan losses had reduced its
available cash io an unsafe level.
The bank is the sixth in the state lo
be taken over by reaulators this year.
A radio station that leaked out
word of the closure Friday afternoon
caused a stampede on the bank,
which remained open until 7 p.m . to
serve worried customers.
Louis Carter, the state's bank
superintendent, said the closure ac-
tion was taken to protect the bank's
4.800 depositors.
All deposits at the bank were
transferred Friday eveni~ to Down-
ey-based Capital Bank. which had bid
successfully to. take over the failed
Garden Grove bank. Capital has five
branches includina offices in Yorba
Linda and La Palma.
Capital, founded in 1926, was
granted a_pproval to acquire Garden
Grove Community Bank on an
emergency basis to allow resumption
of normal bankina Monday. All
customers will be able to conunuing
u~ing their checking accounts over
the weekend.
CM molester gets 27 years
A 41-year-old Costa Mesa man
convicted of 12 felony counts of child
molestation, was sentenced in Orange
County Superior Coun Friday to 27
years in state ~rison.
Harry David Buckler was found
guilty April 30 of sexually assaulting
four boys between the ages of ei&)lt
and 15 in bis ramsbackte Costa Mesa
trailer. The maximum sentenoe for
that conviction is 40 yean in state
prison.
J udgc David Carter handed down
Buckler's sentence after scoldinJ him
for perjuring himself on the witnca
stand during the trial. Buckler ad·
milted only to one act of child
molestation.
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name aad telephone number for verification. No circulatloo calls, please.
Tell us what's on your mind. Officer Labbitt said one or two of
the palls. acung on the students·
}Outhful metabolisms, gave the klds a
One of the boys submitted a wntten
statement to police claamang the too super to be hurt by this," he said. p--llliiimlliiiiiiiiiiililiiillliiiiiiiiiiiii~iii•im••••iiiiiiii••••iiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "They've worked too hard."
NO TRUCE AS MISSILES FLY •.•
From Al
Ferguson. one as a Republican and the
other IS a L1~rtanan. Both nave
101ned Fe11uson on one of the nght-
wing political oru'nizations an 1hc
state. Cirtifomtan? for Environment.
Employment. Economy and De-
velopment. a group that includes
c;ome of the most conservative busi-
nessmen an the area.
And Cordova's piece: Should New-
port residents sell their homes 1f
Carpenter wins?
It as true the senior Carpenter
receives $100 a month as a retamer
for Texas Air -but he has not
worked on anythina for them an
several years and when he did lobby
for them, it was on a statewide
business issue Flight allocations arc
controlled by the Federal A vi1t1on
Oellr Piiot
o.tlvery
I• Ouarenteed
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G••v<·:i.1 •nO Surldlty II
)IOU .,.,, nol •K ..... 'ffNI
Adm1nistrat1on. not the state As·
sembly.
The person who these candidates
are trying'" to replace -As-
semblywoman Marian .Bergeson -is
d1shtartencd by the tone the cam-
paign has taken.
"l am very upset about what as
go10g on. This distnct 1s becoming a
battleground for outside interests,··
said Bergeson, who is runni~ unop-
posed for the Republican nomanat1on
to the 31th State Senate distnct.
The same assemblymen supporting
Ferguson have poured nearly
$100,000 anto bis campaign.
They have been battling less con-
scrvattvc Republicans hke As·
scmblyman Robert Naylor, R-San
MatcoJor control of the Assembly's
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
H. L. Schwartz Ill
Publisher
C"l'Y ti\' 7 • "' "' be!Qrt I 0 t m ..-0 yovr COl1'f ... _.,
Circulation
Tel•phonff
Choy Dowatlby
Editor and Assistant t.o the PubUSher
RoMmary Churchmen
Controller
RepubRcan caucus.
Naylor and state Sen. William
Campbell, R-lndustry, have poured
tens of thousands of dollars into
Carpenter's race.
Bergeson purposely did not en-
dorse because she wanted "the people
of this distnct to be able to select their
representative on the basis of qualifi-
cation and cxpenenoe."
But on Fridayshe was wondering if
she did the naht thin1-An early
endorsement by the popular as-
semblywoman would have created an
heir-apparent who would have had a
m~or advantage.
· I do care about the distnct and I
have built ura Jot ofintcrcst in it over
the years. don't like to. see .this
bap~nina."
Clrculatlon 714/842..aa:I
Clatalfled edvertlalng 71'1M2.a71
AU other depertmeat1 142-4121
MAIN OfFIC!
J)O lfte.1 Sey~ Colla ..._ CA
Malac!Or-8o111MIO C:0.11 M9M CA·~
• A LICENSE NOT TO STEAL-
Unfortunately for the general public, there are a lot of people
lnstattlng carpeting who s!l<>uldn't be.· Unbelievably, many carpet
"contractors" are working unlawfully without Insurance and state
licenses.
FOR YOUR PROTECTION you should Insist that the people who
Install your carpeting work for a contractor who Is INSURED and ST ATE
LICENSED. (He Is required by state law to be both.) State licensed
cont1actora have to post a bond for your protection, and the very
accompllahment of llcenalng Indicates a degree of competency.
The biggest problem In dealing with an unllcen!_ed contractor Is that
he might be out of business tomorrow. Don't take a chance -call
Alden's for rellablllty, and the best Installation aroundl
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Rese.archers llnlt
smokl~g, heredity
Thousands evacuated in toziC s
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No injuries, but officials close
nearby freeway for four hours
BOULQER, C-Olo. -Two meatehcn say tenetic JUVERSJDE(AP)-rtrefiabtersevacuatcd .. tevera.l
studies o~ •~aest that smoktn ue born. not made, lboutand" people Friday, includina pu~ls from four
and some<tp a 11mpJe test may be deviled to find out > tc:booll, after tcSAic hydrochloric acid spilled at a wattr ~er ,cllildren have a predisposition to become booked PiocelllJll plaot. • . .
on DtpOllne when they arow up. Allan Collins and Michael • . . 1. '...
Mar£1oftheUnivennyofColoradobavedctenninedthat No nuunn were ~rted, but officl¥fs closed the
some breeds of mice become dependent on nicotine faster nearby Interstate 21 S-li•abway freeway for about four
lban!>then. Tbeydon'tknowwby.buttbeythinkithuto hours u .a precaution. The California Hiabway Pa~J
do with menial makeup. The nuoe that act most excited repottcd rt was ~pened by 3:20 p.m., and fiR6&htm •id
have the least tolerance to nicotine are affected most
•tronaly by it and apparently are lbe moat easily addicted.
Two ac.pea recaptured
·WARRENTON, N.C. -Two of sh escaped death
row inmates were captured in a laundromat latt Friday
afternoon as authonties from two ttatel used blood-
hounds and belicopten to track lbem down. Tb~y were
identified u Derick Lynn Peterson, 2; and Earl Clanton
Jr., 30. There wu no word on lbe otner fou.r escapees.
Clanton was convicted in lbe 1981 strangulation murder
of a Petersburg librarian. Peterson was convicted fbr the
robbery and shooting death of a Hampton lfoocry store
manager.
"61Jter crulJa; pUot eject. .
HILLAJR FORCE BASE, Utah-AnAirForceF-SF
fighter aircraft from Nellis Air Force 8a$C in Nevada
crashed Friday afternoon during a training exercise in the
western U t.th desert, but not before the pilot ejected safely.
The pilot, Capt. Stephen T. Grace, 29, a. native of Ft.
WorJ,h, Texas, was fn good condition at the base hospital,
where he was being held overnight for observatiOI\ after
being ferried there by helicopter.
.RaJdlai. f161Jtjet tnlnlal
RENO -Churchill County residents arc continuina
to try for a court injunction blocking the Fallon Naval Air
Stanon from establishing a supersonic jet traini.n& area.
The four residents' first CQmpla.int was ttjected by federal
Judge Bruce Thompson, but he allowed the plaintiffs to
file anolber complaint if they could show he has
jurisdiction in tl\e matter. A<'COrding to the complaint.
supersonieairoombat ~trat NeVada"WOUld
..cau• nerY~~ ~aar~.-~ to hca.rina, and continwty startle humans and an:
/
CA LIFOkNIA
f'lre. blacken •tate
LOS ANGELES-A fire in the Aguanga area of the
Oeveland National Forest jumped fiie lines Thursday
and spread to S,800 acres. burning one mobile bome and
forcing evacuation of l 0 residences, Forest Service
spokesman Bruce Bundick said Friday. The forest fire was
one of more than 120 fires, most caused by lightning, that·
spread over 14,400 acres in ei&bt counties Friday,
threatening a historic Death Valley landmark and
dcstroyina a home. Firefigbten quickly surrounded the
nonhcm part of the fire in theOcveland National Forest.
where the homes were located, while on the southein cd&c,
the tire burned toward tl)e Mount Palomar Observatory,
operated by Cal Tech astronomers.
Courtroom omen• 110• OK
SAN FRANCISCO -The st.ttt Judicial Council
Friday voted to establish a pennanent rule allowina radio
reporters and television or other news pl}ot.ograpben to
rc<:ord proceedings in California courtrooms. Cameras
and recording devices have been allowed in California
courts only on experimental basis since July l, 1980. The
new rule, effective July l, allows courtroom photography
and rccordin'-subject to the consent of the judge, who
could refuse, 'limit or terminate film or electronic media
coverage ... -
Iran: Taking
softer stand?
MANAMA, Bahrain (AP)-After 44 moo lbs of war with·~· the speaker oftbe frania.n parliament save the
first indianion Friday that his ,overnment woutd be
willing to uae dipolomacy to avoid catastrophe in the
Persian Gulf. #
But in the third warning to the United States in as
many days by Iranian leaders, the commanders of the
Revolutionary Guard threatened to sabotage U.S. bases
throu&hout the world if America interferes in the gulf.
Iran's Parliament speaker, Hojatolcslam Hashcmi
Rafsaajani, struck a conciliatory tone when he said in a.,,
prayer sermon, "We are not cager to see a catastrophe in
the Persian Gulf...and we will strongly refrain from it, but
not to the point of jeopardizing the honor and spirit ofour
revolution."
Arab and Western diplomatic souTCeS in Kuwait and
Bahrain aaid the stattment, given in a co~tionaJ
prayer at-'l'chran University, waa the first indication that
Iran might be more receptive to peace overtures.
"As far as 1t as possible, we will prevent such ~
catastrophe for humanity fro~ occurring by diplomacy
and appropriate talks and meetinp," said Rafsanjam,
who spoke as a representative of Iranian religious leader
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
It was tbe fu:'st timc.siocetbc warbqaaia.Sc91cmbcr. ·19gn that i bilfi official in Tehran spoke openly of talks,
diplomacy and mcet.ings, said one Arab diplomat, who
refused to be identified.
residtna titian crctumi bomt within
man um
Four firc(IJbten complained of headaches aft.er
walkin' throUlb a clOUd of ps. even lbouab they wttt
wanna OC"Ot«tive IN'· They were ucated at hospitals ~ tttu~ed lO wort, city fire diJpatCber LiJMSa Cassell
wd. · •
The bydrothJoric acid was deaned up be ore it could
mix with sodium hydro~ide, fire officiala said
Initially, ftreraptm feared the acidmiabt mu with a
nW:bY tank of tOdium hydroUde-alto ~own ucaustic lodi -and form a .cloud of toxic ps over de>Wntown
Riverside.. · ·
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Ire~d greets ReMan
warmly on his arri¥al
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4-day visit a return
to ancestral homeland
SHANNON, Ireland (AP) -President
Reagan bcon an 8,000.milc fiwopean
journey of sentiment, patriotwn and
diplomacy Friday with a visit to lrdand,
his anc:estraJ homeland..
"I want you to know that for this pat·
~n of Ireland this tS • moment of
JOY, ... Reagan said upon his arrival at
Shannon airport OD the Atlantic COUL ··1
am returning not only to my own roots. but
to America's roots."
During his second forcip journey of this
election year, Reagan also will attend an
economic summit of the United States'
major t.radiQ.& pannen in London, and
visit Noimandy for what undoubtedly will
be an emotional commemoration of the
40th. anniversary of 0.Day, the Alued
invasion of Nazi-held France .
~ threaleniJll a series of demoa-
strations durin& Relpn·s visit to lrdud.
But the wdcome the president aod bis wife
Nancy reCeived &om the country &om
wb.icb his sreat-sraDdfathcr, Michad, ani-
grated more than a century.., was a warm
one.
The president was ~ by , Irish
President Patrick J . Hillery and Prime
Minister Gana FitzGcrald as he ~led
from Air Force One onto a loq red carpet.
Before be spoke,..tbe president was sivcn a
21-gun salute and a rendition of the U.S.
National Ant.bem as be sioocl .;th Irish
Officials under a piilnly sunny sty ..
. lD an &ppll'ent refctence to \be expected
protests here of Rcapn•s Central Amcri·
can policies. Hillery said Reapn displayed
··an appreciation of the sincere anxieties of
many of our people in relation to world
affairs. We feel that it's our duty to expias
our genuine conocm about such matt.en."
Can .eaweed JJalt ertMloa? Priialdent Rea&an ln8pecta a
Gaud of honor of lrtah troope
ahortly after Illa arrl'ftl In the
lrlah Republic.
Opponcnu of Rcapn's policies in
Central America and toward nuclear arms
But the over4ll tone of the ceremony
~warm as Hillery bid Rcqan "100,000
welcomes to Ireland. ..
CARLSBAD -Nc5 one is quite sure what lbc best
method is for bandlina beach erosion alo04 ffiabway 101
but the S~ODS ranae from planting artificial seaweed
to do nothing at all Mick Kelly, general m~r of Beach
.. Builders of California, prooosed lbe artificial seaweed
project. Kelly said the flexible, man-made seaweed. alona
with a float.ttion device, helps capture sand, which then
can be washed ashore by normal wave action. He said the
syst.em bas worked in Long Beach for the past year.
Sea World to keep coaaf1a6
SAN DIEGO -Sea World officials say they will
continue counting killer whales off Alaska's coastline but
will wait for a definitive rulina (fom lbe federal
government before trying to capture any of the huge
mJmmaJs. Alaska Gov. Bill Sheffield has rejected a
fedcrall, approved plan allowing Sea World to capture
some o the whales. Officials of the aquatic theme park
said they will wait to sec what U.S., C-Ommcrce Secretary
Malcom Baldridge decides before attempting to corral any
of the whales.
Shults wltlJ SalJdJal•ta leader
Ball set for: four in preschool molestation case
Only 1 defendant still in jail
as prosecutor vows to appeal
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A municipal judge set bail
Friday for four of the aeven people charged in the Virginia
McMartin Preschool child-molestation case, but the
district attorney's office vowed to appeal the decision.
Meanwhile, a state appellate court in Los Angeles
handed down a ruling for one of lbc defendants -teacher
Babette Spitler, 36-that could allow her to be released on
her own recoplizance on grounds she was denied a speedy
p~liminary bearing.
Two others in the case -school founder Virginia
•9 McMartin, 76, and teacher Mary Ann Jackson, 56-have
been fn:e on bail since April.
OnJy lbc chief defendant in the case. Raymond
Buckey, 2S, was being held without bond.
"The defendants arc entitled to reasonable bail,"
Municpal Judac Aviva Bobb said late Friday afternoon at
the end of a three-day bail hearing.
The seven defendants have been indicted on more
than 200 felony abuse counts, including rape and sodomy.
Prosecutors allege that chtldrcn as young as 2 were
molested, then silenced by death threats against them and
their parents.
In Friday's ruling. Ms. Bobb set bail at SI million for
Peggy McMartin Buckey, 57, who is charged with •9
counts; $250,000 for her da~gbter Pegy Ann Buckey. 28.
. . .
who as cba.rgr:d with 1'4 counts; $750,000 fOf" teacher Hetty
Ratdor, 64, who is charged wilb 22 counts; and ~.000
for Ms. Spitler, 36, who is cbargcd with 22 counts.
Raymond Buckey, who faces 97 counts, is the aon of
the cider Mrs. Buckey and the grandson of Mn.
McMartin.
Duarle profnises dialogue tow~d peace
MANAGUA, Nicaraaua-Secretary of State Georae
P. Shultz made a surprise stopover in Manaaua Friday
afternoon and met with Daniel Ortep, the top leader of
the lcft-wina Sandinista JOvcmmcnL The first report of ---------------------------------------------------------the planned meeting wtlh Otteaa came from Deputy
White Hou9C Secretary Bob Sims, t.ravelina in Ireland
with President Reapn. He told reporters in Oalwa,Y that
the president approved plans for SbulJt to stop in the
Nicarquan capital en route from £FSalvador, where
Sbu1'3 bad attended the inauauration of Salvadoran
President Jose Napoleon Duarte.
Pu~n ea route to car.cu
CARACAS, VcneiueJa -Nicarquan rebel leader
Eden Pastora, •wounded in a bomb blast at bis frontier
command poat that kiJJed four people, i1 beina flown to.
Caracas from Costa Rica, the aovemment announoed
~ Friday. Actina Interior Minister Cesareo Espinal said
Paston had been placed aboud a plane in San Jate, the
Costa Rican capital, and wh.en be arrived in Caracas he
would Ix taken immediately to a boapital wbcrc his
"penonaJ security will be auarantced."
1CnUaHa eadonett hiitmd,.,. · '
MOSCOW -The Soviet Union ~~oned
......... a &ix-nation l)C4CC iniuative, but made ~ltiemlin
-• st.lnd.s finn 06:\ta Rfusal to TUUme:.nUcieat anru ta1b
• hilcNATOasdeplo~missdesin Wc:stcrnEUropc. The
e11doncment wu the 6J1t authoritative Soviet comment
on thl joint atatt.menl dlUied May 23 in the capitals of
S_.n, lndia. Mexico, Tan.uni&. Greece and Artefttina.. •
. lfl•Ue deplo~eat ·de1a,.d
THE HAOUE, Nctbcttandj-HoUud•tC.abinct on
Friday approved deplc)yment of U .S: n\ideu millilel on
Dutch toil, bot it comprom.ilCd with auaile fOCt by
dclayina the installation Md linld~ t.be size of t.bt deployment to Soviet behaviOf .... , the SOviet Uruoa
• depk>y. one more SS.lb (nuclear milli~~ will deploy
all 48 CNilc mi ilea.'' Premier Ruud u told• news
conf'ercnoc ifter binet meeti,na. TIM .. Olrmplc Oat8War'
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OlympJ.c Arts Festival
begins wJ.th unveJ.lbig
·01ymptc Gateway·
statue at Coliseum
. .
Shakespeare Company, acrobats from the
Ch.ma Performing Arts Company, an
exhibition of art from the Louvre, the U.S.
debut of the Royal Opera of Co~t
Gatden, a Greck~tanauaae performance of
"Oedipus Rex" by me National Tbeatn: of ,
G~ and a Ja~Lu&uaae pro-
ducllon of"Tbe Tro,J&n Women."
In all, there will be 400 performances and
2• exb1bitions by artists ftom 18 nations. Ora.nae County'• .. Art Connections 'M"
will pretent a.nvitational and ~uried art by
about 150 Oranac County artl in teve:n
ch(fercnt pUcrics and mUteU.m.S· swt.int
June 13.
The 2S-f~-h'lb brona created by
9CUlptor ROt>Jri Graham at a COit of tDOft
than $250,000. T~ Amtric:u 'athleta
wbo will be compctina in the mer
Olympics poaed fOf 1 1even-foot·bi'P f\swU that m.nd poited atop \be two
pdlal'I of the ICUlpture.
• 'The wbitt doth 00'\'CnQI tbe llat\lt
initii.lly RMecl ~e way dapiw nca by
Ma)'Or Tom • Ofympa oftiCiall ~~ fb~ put Otympiaa medallltl who
JOtDCd t.D the dlbri. . • When the bronze piece finalty ana
from !ti .coveri111. at ns lftaed by
enthu11 c: •P!Ptautc. •
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A• Orange Co t DAILY PILOT/Saturday. June 2, 18M
U.S. gr-oWlng older;
senlors up sharply
WASHINGTON (AP) -The nauon's million. •
elderly populatJoo has jumped 65 perttnl Bui Flonda's mass1vc 3l7 pcrttnt in-
sancc 1960. ltd by 1 whoppina 337 pcm:nl crease ra1scd 1t to third place wtth 1.8
hike tn Aonda. the Census Bureau reports. m1lhon over 65.
Seven stateS now have a m1lhon or more Other states wtth a m1lhon or more
res1dcnts qed 65 and o<'er, the buruu said, elderly are Pennsylvania, 1.6 m1lhon, up 4S
up from only three states wtth that many percent; Texas, 1.5 mill1on, up 197 percent,
elderly an 1960. Illinois. 1 3 million, up 36 percent, and
A.nd dunng the same pcnod. work.J~-Ohio. 1.25 million, up 39 percent.
age Americans have also increased thc1r Also noted was the previously rcportcJ
numbers massavdy. the bureau said. upturn in the population under age S si'ncc
lndcro. the stud) of the populauon by 1980, a chanae from recent decades when
age group sugaestcd the JWllP in those aged that age group had been declinirta.
18 to 64 may~ the most s11nificant change Every state except West Virai~ia and
1n recent decades. ~icltipn is estimated to have a larger
The 46 percent growth to this age group population under age S today th.an 10 1980,
since 1960 1s a result of the matunng of the the report said. The largest growth W>S in
post-World War II baby boom generation the Western states, led by a 33 percent
ad produced hugenumbersofncwworkcrs, increase 10 Alaska
the bureau said. Nauonally. the school·age population
In the 1960s. 1t said 15 malhon people declined b) 2. 7 mallton. ~ntanuing the
entered the labor force. The figure rQse to downward trend of the 1970s when it
24 m1llton 1n the 1970s and seven million dropped by e1$ht million.
so far an the 1980s "Only the h1lh-growth and h1gh-fcrt11tty
The survey concentrated on state popu-states of the West and Southwest have
lat1on change~ between the 1980 census growing school-age populations, notably
and Jul:. I. 1983. and looked at national i\lasti and Utah." the report said.
trends dating to 1960. "lfbarths continue at the level of the late
The stud} em mated the U S population I 970s.. howc' er, the school-age population
as of last Jul~ I at 233,981 .000, up 30.5. should stab1lizr and begin to grow during
percent from 1960. the 1980s, the study rcponed.
those under age 18 declined 2 5 percent Other findings of the 1980.1983 age
~ince 1960 to 62.575.000, while the 18 t.P 64 stud):
group totaled 144.022,000, up 46.1 percent -The young adult population has
from 1960. stopped growing after a long penod of rapid
Tho~e 65 and older climbed 65.4 increase and should decline throu$hout the
percent. to 27.384,000. 1980s as the baby boom generation ages.
The bureau Ja1d that onl) California. Only the hish·$fOwth states of the South
Ne"' York and Pennsyhania had more and West have increased their populations
1han I m1ll1on elderly residents in t 960. in the 5-17 and 18-24 age groups_
California still leads that 1ist with 2.6 -People in the 25-44 agevoupcontinue
m1H1on elderl}. up 190 perc~nt s.ance 1.960. to be the most rapidly growmg segmeq_t of
Ne"' York as second, up 31 . 7 perccnt;o 2.2 the population.
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Got a light? .
Buzy. an Auatralian terrier owned by Ste•e Campbell of
lndlana.polu, clenc"bea a corncob pipe between hi• teeth while.
wearmg-. derby and aunglauea. Campbell .. ,.. the dog routinely
clenches the pipe and doean •t mlnd the getup.
"FAST
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SERVICE
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Ambushed Israeli
troops careless?
For Result · INITAllT CASH llllEDIATE CASH RUFFELL'$ Service Call JERUSALEM (AP) -Carelessness-and lack of d1sc1phnc may have been responsible for the deaths of
Quality old watene.. tcrap GOLD, DIAMONDS UPHO 642-56 78 three lsraela soldiers ambushed Sunday on a Lebanese gold._......ry, nd LSTERY, INC. d YIN'f AGI nMI • VALUABLES fw ta. tut.,'* UL. ht. 122 road wh~re milital) traffic was forbid en, ao I..sraeh n. UUU .llWUllS newspaper says. •a-~ 873-o385 1121 UUOI ILWI. The n111itary cbmmand S'aid'th@ soldiers' <WO-jeep wJ:!. 1' OUST o'tini 3118 Ne Blvd. ctm IHI -S41·USI ·.-patrol was ambushed at I :30 a.m. on a back road near the i..::.:=:_ __ ""'!"'.;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~l!:========:::i!_---!:.__--=~-----l village of Kamed el-Louz. on the front line with Syria an
eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. Two other soldiers were
wounded. one senously, it said. Qoloring Contest The newspaper Maariv said the soldiers had violated
standing orders forbidding night traffic on that road. ·
A military spokesman said the army was conducting a
routine check into the incident and could not confirm the
report.
Military censorship forbids publication of most.
1nc1dents, but thcty are commonly known among officers.
Discipline has always been lax in the Israeli Anny,
which began as a rag-tag band fighting an Arab onslaught
after Israel declared independence in 1948.
What professional soldiers consider the basics of
d1sc1plane -sman dress. shined shoes and saluting-arc
virtually absent in Israel's aimy. One of its greatest
generals. Moshe Dayan, was known for his casualness.
C'h1cf of Staff Raphael Eytan. who reured last year.
tned to lighten d1sc1plinc. but he is generally judged to
have failed .
Two of evel) three Israeli soldiers are civilaan
reservists. called awa)' from homes and Jobs for up to sax
weeks at a tame, accordang to the Jaffee CentcrforStrateglc
Studies.
Most have hnle interest an military discipline,
according to the ~nter.
In the first weeks of the Lebanon war, both reserve
and regular officers went on jaunts through the newly
occupied zones. to whcrtevcr jeeps they could com-
mandeer. , Other reservists hitchhiked through south
Lebanon, 1gnonng orders against unauthorized travel.
Israel's most famo.us war heroes won reputations by
disregarding orders.
Former Defense Minister Ariel Sharon was one of the
worst offenders. His crossing of the Suez Canal lO launch a
counteroffensive in the 1973 war was against the orders of
his immediate superior.
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·vuatte·regtme
better news
fo Salvador?
._By OLL U MAN ~ ..... ,_ .,,,_
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP} -With Jose
·Napoleon Duane's inauauration as president, there ue
lnctellsing 10di~ations that rus civilian 1ovemmen1 and
the Iona powerful military may be able to cooper~le.
No one expects the new/ovemmcnt to produce a
rapid end to the 4112-year-ol civil war apmst leftist
guerrillas that has claimed more than 52,000 lives. But
there is talk of ten\,at1ve steps toward" peace and, in tune
with Duarte's campa1an promises. conciliation between
the warring sides.
Some promising developments have occurred since
Duarte defeated far-right candidate Robeno d'Aubu1sson
10 a May 6 prcsidenual runoff.
The first prisoner exchange of the war took place Ma)
• 11. The gucmllas released the former deputy dcfen~
minister, whom the> had held for nearly two years, 1n
exchanae for eight jailed left-wing leaders.
The national university's main. campus was turned
back to hs adm101strators on May 22. four years after the
military took control of the school on grounds it was a
hideout for leftist rebels.
Five former national guardsmen charged in the
murder of four Amencan churchwomep were found guilt)
on May 24. The long 9elays in pursuin~ the case had
become symbolic of hutman rights abuses an El Salvador.
Two top mili~ry commanders were sent abroad the
same day. The--tr.nsfer was considered both an effon to
remove nght-wing clements suspected of tics to death
squads and a conciliatory move toward Duane by the
armed forces. ·
"l think that these things arc going to have real
repercussions. even though it was all set up for public
relations," said a politically well<onnected lawyer, who
spoke on condition he not be identified for sccunty
reasons.
An important impact will be -0n the U.S. Congress.
The House passed the Reagan administration's emerg-
ency military aid request for El Salvador on May 24 and
Ouane's post-clecuon visit to Washington appeared to
have created a more favorable view of the Salvadoran
JOvernment on the part of what had become an
mcreasing.ly skeptical Copgrcss.
Duarte-Wlll ba.ve a fivc-.ycar 1'erm. He replaces
President A Ivar~ Magana, who has SCILVcd as prcwi&ional
chief of state aS' an i'ppointcc of the NationaJ 1(sscmbly.
· Despite the favorable developments, Do.arte wdl
have to find has way through a maze of pro~ from the
war itself to increasing public unwillingness to accept
economi c sacrifices.
The malttary remains a dominant foroc in Salvadoran
polit1c1s. a fact likely to be underscored by Gen. Carlos
Eugenio Vides Casanova's oontinuauoo as defense
minister. Officers have said an interviews that although
Duane's civilian rule will be respected. he will have to
tread lightly if he tries to make any substantive changes in
armed forces command or policy.
The touchiest problem will be an investigation of the
death squads blamed for many of the 43,000 c1vilaan
deaths during the war.
Duarte also will have to deal with the ultra-
conservatives encouraged by d'Aubu1sson's 46.4 percen1
showing to the runoff. The loser has said he will return to
has post as a deputy an the legislative assembly
D'Aubuisson. a member of the Republican Na-
uonaJ1st Alltancc, ma10tams he as the real winner and was
depnvcd ofv1ctory by fraud encouraged by CIA suppon
for Duane's Christian Democrati~j>an}.
The Chnstaan J:\lmocrats' allies 10 the ccntnst labor
and organized peasant movements will be expecting a
larger role m government than ever before in El Salvador.
Dcmocrat1c Popular Unity. a labor and peasant
federation with close taes to the Christian Democrats, will
be expecting some role. Their patience may be eroded b)'
the rising cost ofliving and the stalled economy.
A wave of stnkcs, largely promoted by left-leaning
unions. preceded the election and can be expected to
co;>tinue amid the difficult wartime economic conditions.
Fighting has continued, but the guerrillas have been
relatively quiet so far this year. Their political leadership
reiterated last Friday it ftwilling to talk with Duarte. but
only "as equals shanng power" with the government.
Can we scrat~h chicken pox?
ItS A Horse Of A Different Color
Orange County fairgrounds • Costa Mesa • July 6-15
WIN~ERS! One winner in each age group will be chosen. Each winner will receive
4 ticket to the Orange County Fair. Winning pictures will be posted in the Fine
Arts exhibit at the fairgrounds.
'\AME
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ADORES
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PHONE ---------------------AGE GROl'P 0 3-5 yra. 0 6-8 yrs. 0 9-11 yn.
R l l •:S & REG LA TIO NS.
I All tntrit ruutl be t'Omplf'tf'd b)' • rhald in •1e poup• lltltd.
2 '-ltnd tntrlf"t to Colorina Conteet. P.O. 80• 1560. Co1t4 Me.a. CA 92626
J II f'nlrlf'I f'rlUlt bf' rtceived by Junr lSlh.
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BOSTON (AP) -The 1ormentmg itch of chicken
po~. stall a me of passage for many >\mencan children.
could soon be ehmanated by a new, highly effective
"accme developed m Japan. a study released today shows.
In a test involving 956 children who never had
chicken pox, doctors at Child.rcn's Hospital m Philadel-
phia found that the vaccine was 100 percent effective 1n
wardang off the disease dunng the first winter after the
shots were administered.
( hicken po>. as the last maJOr childhood infection for
which there is now no widely available protection.
"I see this as another measles vaccine, one that all
children would receive and be protected against chicken
pox," said Dr. Robert E. Weibel, who led the research
team that conducted the test.
Although followup studies wall be needed to check
long-term cflecuveness and safety, Weibel says he expects
the vaccine will be approved for routine use tn about two
years.
An estimated 3 million children catch the h1$hly
contagtous disease in the United States each year. and
most people have had 1t by the time they reach adulthood._
Although 11s v1ct1ms usually suffer no lastmg
complicat1ons. chicken pox occas1onally cames danger-
ous side effects, including encephalitis. a brain inflamma-
tion. and Reyc's syndrome. an often-fltal condition
marked by brain swelling and seizures. Chicken pox as
fatal an about two of every I 00.000cases. killing about 100
to I SO people a year.
Wc1bel's team tesfe<l the vacc10c on 956 suburban
Ph1ladclph1a children rangmg an age from I to 14 years old.
They published their findings in today's New England
Journal of Medicine.
The vaccme was developed by Dr. Michiaki
Takahashi of the Biken Institute in Osa.ka, Japan, and is
being produced in the United States by Merck Sharp &
Doh me.
Wcabel's experiment was a double-blind, placebo-
controlled inal. This means that half the younasters aot
the vaccine and half aot dummy shots, but no one knew
whkh children got what kind of shot until the study was
completed.
After nine months, there were 39 cases of chjckc~x.
all amona the children who re<:eived the dummy shot
vac:cmated younptcrs aot the dlscm, even tbou&h o
them lived in families where Stblinp had chicken Pox
durina that time. ,
An editorial in the jOumat, written by.Dr. Kenneth
Mcintosh of Children's HoseitaJ in Boston, called the
outcome "an excellent re ult.
Another study as checkina the potency orthe vaccine
dunna a second w1nter chicken pox season. Before the
vaccine is approved, Weibel said. at will be tested oo about
10,000 children. The aoal will be to check the vaccine's
lastina protection and the c-0nsistency of.doses produced
in ditTertnt batches.
No one knows exactly how Iona the v1ttanc'1
protection will periist, but Weibel said, .. It's m) JU<!amcnt
that the 1mmunny witr be hfcJona." ·
Children routinely now ·rtccivc vaccine apinsl
diphtheria. tetanus. whoopin1 cough, polio. mca le .
mump and rubell
fhe nc"' \·acc1nt' IS 8 la\ C bul ¥.Clktntd \ICRtOn or the
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varicclla virus that causes chicken pox. The ·vaccine works
by tncklng the body mto producing protecuvc antibodies
against the disease.
One remaanang quesuon as whether vacc10ated
yo~ngst~rs wall be more or less likely to get shingles -a
painful infection in nerve centers that as a fonn of herpes ~ster -when they grow up. Although the varicella virus
lacs dormant in the body after a chicken po~ infection
passes. It can flare up 10 later !ife and cause shingles.
"It doesn't seem likely from past studies that a
weakened virus will cause shingles in any greater
frequency than the natural discase,"Weibel said, "and it's
my O{>inion that it will be less frequent in the vaccinated
individual."
Bunny •homme'
Thia ad, pabllabed ID three Preach aewe·
pe.P9:ft bJ tlle '--Pe for t.be lllfbbt or
Wom•n. attacked adftlttid.iil thi lroap
co......,. dem•DlDC to women. Tile a wa.
atteatloa to an •PoOlllliaa debate on CU..-
crtm.l.natlon lD tbe National Aliembl7.
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Principal depa~g ·
Ralph Frettaa. retirtna prlnclpaJ of Whit-
tler School in Co.ta Meaa. ••ta with
•tudent• and teachen who threw a retire-
ment party for him Tueaday wearing paper
BofAa\\rards
to 5 senio.rs
F1\e area high school Tarak Barkawi 6f Hunt·
seniors were named Bank 1ngton Beach and Joan
of Amenca Achievement Takenaka of Laguna
Award winners after the N1auel were $500 founh-
final compcuuon. held re· plape winners an Applied
centl) at the Westin South an<J Fine Ans.
~Plaza Hotel 1n Cgsta Jeffrey Wheeler ofHunt-
tauli'Pindcrsko.' a Dana '1°" ._.._ .. ·ii>urth··· Hills High School student • e in the Liberal l\rts · cat ory and Laguna Niguel res1· ·
dent. won the $2.000 first· ~ he five were among 27
beard.a re.embµn, hta. Frettac. who bu 26
yeara in the Newport-Mesa UD.lfted School
Dlatrtct. bu alao been prlnclpal of Dam,
Pomona and Newport.Elementary School.
Students
honored
Six outstanding area stu·
dents• were presented
$3,000 wonh of scholar-
ships by tbe Amencan
Business Women's As·
soctation of Irvine to re-
cognize women of ach1eve-
1Jlent.
Reetp1ents were Patricia
-B·ammtt1"ti)-~ ·-·{Ha-fte -
Hiebert. Gana Jacob.
Christine Kuder,Juhe Lof·
ton and· Veronika Tracy.
pl~ce award m Science and finalists honored during an
Mathemaucs. Todd l1tfin evening banquet following
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of Laguna Hills. a senior at an · all-da) competition.
Laguna Hills High School. Pnzes totalin$ $20,250
was the $2,000 first-place were given in $2,000,
winner in the Liberal Ans St .000. $750 and $500 •
c~iegory scholarships Capt. Jame. Gueaa
Cardiac
support
San Onofre's
gas incident
still a -mystery
\AN ONOFRE (AP) -
.\ Manne 10\ esugauon
concluded that tear gas
could not have drifted from
Camp Pendleton into the
an Onofre nuclear po""cr
plant. But an air of m) stel")
remains over what sent 21
worke~ there lo the hosp•·
tal with burn1~ throats
and eyes Feb. I 5.
A m1htary repon re-
leased this week said 1t was
"vinually impornble" for
tear gas from the ba~e to
ha'e wafted O\Cr the plant
a mile awa) in do~ large
enough to cause problems
Southern California
Edison Co. had contended
that gas from trainirg e\·
crci.ses forced a tempora~
e .. acuataon of 300 em·
ployees.
Ed1sons officials said
Wednesday they still be·
ltcve the incident was
caused by release of a gas
from outside the plant.
-CM man's son
given medal
First Lt. MarviD N. Swink II, son of Marvin N. Swink
of Costa Mesa. has been decorated with the Air Force
Ach1e,ement Medal at Randolph Air Force Base. Texas.
wink 1s a 01ghl training instructor with the 560th Flying
Trammg Squadron. ••• Pvt. Michael E. Sproul, son ofR. J. Sproul of Lafuna
Niguel. has completed basic training at Forl Dix, N .. • • • Pvt. Trevers M. Bennett, son of Oene M. Bennett of
Newpon Beach, has completed basic training at Fort
Knox, Ky. • • • Airman I st Class Cynthia M. Robertson, daughter of
'Guess'
who's
a pro?.
Orange Count' henfT
Capt. James Guess , w&s-
honored rel"enth \\Ith the··
most prestigious award
gl\en b} the Cahfom1a
Peace Officers Assoc1at1on.
Guess was gl\ en the as-
s0Clat1on ·s Professional
-\ch1evement Award.
which recognizes an 1nd1·
\ idual who has made sig·
nificant contnbuuons to
law enforcement.
.\ 20-year law enforce·
ment veteran. Guess has
served as the sheriffs com-
mander of the record
d1vis1on. anvest1gat1on
division and presently is
commander of the person-
nel-training division.
CPR classes
held weekly
offered
Cardiac patients seeking
support during their re·
covery can part1c1pate 1n
outpatient group therap)
sessions offered by Hoag
Memorial Hospital in
Ne"i>Ort Beach.
Sponsored b) the
C'ard1ac Rehabili1at1on
\enter at the hospital. the
program consists of six
weekly sessions designed
for patients who have
either suffered a heart at·
tack or nave undergone
coronal") bypass su~erv.
t or more mformauon.
call 760-5594.
USC tour
guide
fs local
wonian
Huntington Harbour
resident Elizabeth Esakoff
has been named a Univer-
sal}' of Southern Cahfom1a
C I a s s e s 1 n summer tour guide. She 1s
cardiopulmonary resusc1· one of 14 members of the
tat1on are held e' cry USC General Alumni As-
\\ednesday at Saddleback soc1ation's guest relations
Community Hospital staff.
Sessions are from 1 to 5 Each year the staff gives
p.m. and from 5 to 9 p.m. almost 10,000 tours of the
The fee 1s $5 per person. campus to prospective stu·
payable at the door. ·dents, community and
Preregistration as required. school groups, tounsts and
The fee covers tht>·cost of dignitaries.
the instruction hook and all Esakoff. a junior biology
the necessary equipmoot. major. was chosen over
• APrUU ·
l and Mark Ca.rpenrcr. Huoti ton Be-a.eb, bOy
AprUU
Robin and Lawrence Wilner, Huntiocton Beach. c;itl
Lorra!ne s~obOda, CO)ta Me • a.art
Api'D JO
Lori Fitch, Huntington Bea h. ajrl
• May 1
Carol)'tt•nd Ronald Simons. Huntington BC ch, sirl
Chrissie and Mark heppard, Huntinaton Beech, boy
Mays l Denise and Todd Sharpnack. Huntington Beach. g.irl
lon and Rool\eU Siero, Huntington Beach, b6y . M.11• . .
Chri&icen and Thomas Howe, Huntington Beach, g.irl
May I
ts.bet and Robert Mercado, Costa Mesa. girl
MaJI Joanne and James McKinney, HuntingtOn ·Beach. bo)'
Kim Del Gaudio, Huntir1&ton Beach: boy
Teresa and Bruce Div1nski. Huntington Beach. boy
Janis and Ja) Verry, HuntiDgton Beach. bo) •
• May7
Diina and Gino Centofant~ €osta MC$&, bo>
. . . May I
Linda and David Collins. Laguna Beach, boy
lc-t1cia and Mark Johnson. Huntington Beach. bo)
Keli and Raul Nieves, Huntmgtoo Beach, boy •
Mary and Thomas Kramer Costa Mesa. boy
Cathleen and ~v1d Cassad y. Huntmgton Beach. g.irl
Mayt
Kathryn and John Barbachano. Founta10 VaUey, bo)
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Law and-Order
Work ...
• • • For You
VOTETORETAIN
JUDGE STEPHEN C. STEW ART
HARBOR MUNICIPAL COURT -Office 1 x Tues.
June
5
CITIZENS TO RETAIN JUDGE STEPHEN C STEWART-3151 AIRWAY AVENUE,
COSTA MESA, CA 92626 -DARYL HEINLY, TREASURER -840669 John and Jacqueline Rober\!on of San Clemente, has
part1c1pated in Team Spirit '84. a JOlnJ training exercise
involving U.S. and Soulh Korean troops. Robertson. an
opera11ng room spec1ahst with the 655th Tactical Hospital
at Yol..ota Air ~~ Japan. as a 1981 graduate of
Saddleback ( ol\cge
Those who pass the class more than I 50 candidates.
will receive an American Her campus actjvitics in-
Heart Association Heart elude the ski club. the Pi
Saver certification card Beta Phi sorority and the
For more mformat16n, call Alpha Lambda Delta
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• • • .\1rman Michael A. BriDkley, son of Ronald L.
Bnnkle~ of Fountain Valley. bas been assigned to
_ heppard Air Force Base. Texas. after completing basic
tramine at Lackland Air Force Ba~. 1 exas. Bnnkle>. a
I Q82 graduate of Ocean Vie" High School in Hunungton
Beach. \\Ill n:ce1vc specialized training m c1v1l engmecr·
mg.
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••• Pvt .wm1aa1 A. Sharp, son of Ruth A. Sharp of
Huntington Beach. has completed one st~ti~n unit
trainan$ at the Amly Infantry School an Fort Benning. Ga.
Sharp 1s a JQ78 graduate of Manna High School m
Huntington Bearh.
• • • 1'FC Gary W. Caponi, 50n of Angelo and Helen
Ca~zz1 of Huntington Beach. has completed basic
training at Fort Knox. Ky. I le is a 1981 graduate of Golden
West Colle1te. • • • • T«h. Sgt. Larry W. Beck, son of Lowell E. Bc<:k of
Costa Mesa. has participated in Global hicld '84. an
ellcrc1sc involvina U.S Air Force. Air Fo~ Reserve. Air
National Guard. NaV)' and Manne Corps units and
clement of the Canadian forces Beck is a sccunt)
• suptrv1sur w1th the 22nd Air Refueling Wtnaat March ir
f:o~ Ba • ~•if • . • • • Capt. tacy A. Clowe, daujhtcr of William J.
GallllJhcr of Huncinaton Beach, has participated in
exercise Cope Nonh at Nyut1 ru ir Base in Kyu hu,
Japan. Clo""e i an air weapon controller with the 62.lrd
Tactical Control Squadron .at Kad na ·r Base in
Ok1nawu.
• • •• irmanGrc-1oryW. "ell. no(Bradlcy wclland
Chc')'I spcnct. both of San { ~mentc. has a,raduatcd frol1\ the Air forct sccum pohcc ~pcc1ahst coune at Lackland
Atr Fo~ Due. Tc a wcllt a 1982 vaduatc of n
Clem rue Hiall hool. will "C'\C with the Qltd S«urity
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facing us to increase prices. but
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SOYe on ewrytNng In the sfofe.
lncludlna some tloOf samples at
up to 30.. olf. Hurry In nowt
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_Bea~tJI care sUbjeC~ -ror L~guna Unitarian~
U.ttariU Ulilvera&llti Fenowsllp, 4'29 Cypress Ori~, Laguna Beach, Wlll hear Sara Sperber. o utsta.ndina
activist in theetfon to .. chicve a National Hca.lth Service,
at the 10:30 a.m. mectma unday
Sperber, wbo was recently named Lhe Leisure World
Gray Panthers chairman of the Task Foiu for the
N1t1onal Health Services Acl, wtll focus on the issues
involved in such a national commnment. She bas also Iona been deeply involved in the movement for peace and
an end to the nuclear arms race
A social hour follows the program. For more
information. call 494-4743. • • • SL A.Dclnw's Episcopal Cltarcll, 4400 Barranca
Parkway, Irvine, waif bid 'farewell to the Rev. James
Young.assistant to the Rev. Lome Weaver during the past
year, at the 10 a.m. service o n Ascension Sunday.
The public is invited to ttus fa rewell service. For more
inform\tion. call 559-4699. • • • • S~ Ba-Ma 'a lot-Harbor Relonn Temple, 2100 Mar
Vista, Newport Beach, wall be the sste of"Tzedakah Faire:
A Day Devoted to Helping Others" today, between 9:30
a.m. and I p.m.
A voluntary contnbuuon of money, toys. food. and
clothing for the ncedywill serve as the price ohdmi ion.
Dunna Lhc fair, lhert ~.u be a bake sale. Also, South
Coa$l Repertory Tbeattt wilJ offer: 1 presentation of
"Ftndm& Home.•· •
The public as mv1t~. Call ~7203 for further
information. • • • Ne•pert ka~r LotMruavd, 798 Dover Drive,
Newport 'Beach. will present the musical "Godspell" by
Stephen Schwarf'L at 7 p.m. on SundaY,.
The production, directed and cbo~phcd by
Vacio Blume Rabold with musical direction by Bonnie
Smith, features the talented youth of the con&!'Ptioo. '-
A freewill offcnna will be accepted. For further
information. call 548-3631. • • • Lapna P""'yterin Claarcll, 41 S Forest Ave.,
Laguna Beach. will hear the Rev. Dr. Jerry Tankersley
conttnue has series ofsermon~on "Love" at the 10: IS a.m.
service Sunday.
The Chancel Choir. under the direction of Mitzi
lnterlandi will sjng, accompanied by Ellen Wright at the
organ. A coffee fellowship on the patio will f<>Uow the
Presented by the confirmauon class. the fair will
feature representath es of more than 20 local service
organizations who will demonstrate tfie work of their
organizations. Videotapes. films and pnnt matenals wall
be a vailable fQr viewing. Hebrew High
_V_a_c_a-ti_o_n_c_h_u_r_c_h_ to open in fall
school schedt:lled
Community Church, Congregataonal. 611 Heliotrope
.\ve., Corona del Mar. will cond uct a Vacation Church
School J une 25-29, from 9 a m to noon.
All ctuldren, from londcrgan en through 5th grade. are
invn ed to attend.
During the week, there w~I be singing. learning how to
be good role-models, (lancing. working at crafts, and
playing gam~.
There is no fee. but Mntn butsons wall be accepted.
.. For.more.i.n.for.maHqn and regtSHltlteft; aiH the Rev.
Lon So uder. mHiister of tducataon, at 644-7400.
Registrations are now being accepted for Hebrew
High which will open this fall to serve students in grades 8
through 12 m central and south Orange County.
The pro~m will be open to all )'.Oulhs. both temple..
and non-temple members. .
Isa Jacob, teacher, Wlll create an atmosphere where
students will learn conversational Hebrew and an
introduction to biblical literature.
The once-a-week program is co-sponsored by Temple
Bat Yahm. educator Miriam Yan Raaltc; Temple Beth
David, educator Helene Hoi\ey; Congregation B'nai
Tzcdek, educator Rabbi Stephen Einstein; and Shir 1-Ja-
Ma 'alot-H.arbor Reform Temple, educator Nancy Levin.
-· F'of.fttrther tnfurma ti cm andcnrotlment-appltc11iOns:·
call any of the spon$0ring temples.
service. Cluld care 1 provided.
Chrutill) educaUOO for alJ aats is at 9 Lm. The cnb room IS open from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Rev. TankcnJey's Bible class for women meetsat 9: I S
lm. on Tucsdiys end for men al 7 a.m. on Wcdneadays.
. Youth aroups meet Wllb the R.cv. Craig Wilhams,
a-.s11tant pastor, at 6 p.m. Wednesdays for dinner, rccrcauon and study.
~nior Hiah "Loaos'' meet in FelJowsbip Hau at 7
a.m. on Fridays for breakfast.
For more information, call 494-75SS. For prayer help,
Dial-a.Prayer: 494-PRA Y. • • • Temple Bat Yaaim of N•wport Beadl/lrvble, IOI I
C..mclback St, Newport Beach, will bold confirmation
Pope honors
Capistran9
patron saint
and Shavuot worahip servitts at 7:30 p.m . on Tuetday,
June S. •
Accordana to Rabbi Mark S. Miller, this year"•
conf.Lmlation class will partiClpate to various pans of-the
mid-week service, in both the EnaJisb and Hebrew
ponions. .
Students being coo finned are: Amy Bloombera, Oad
Freedman, Jill Freedman and Seth Kaplan, all ofNewpon
Beach; Staoey Kasten of Lake Forest, Lauri Lappin,
Irvine· and Joel Samuels. Costa Mesa. The theme for this special service lS the" Aleph· Bet of
Jewish Values," referring to Lhe ij.rst two letters of the
Hebrew alphabet. The service will explore 4he ethics and
values of Jewish' hfc m current society.
For mort mformat1on, call 720-0941 . .. . . Oraaae Coast Ua ltarlu UDlvenaUat Clil•rell, 12S9
Victoria St., Co~ Mesa, will present Suzanne Spencer,
former lawyer now serving as intern minister of the Finl
UnitarianChurchofLosAngelcs. at the 10:30a.m. ser\11~
on Sunday. ·
In her sermon "Dreams," Spencer will explore ideas
from the book, "Dream Work" by Unitarian UniverSall1t
author Jeremy Taylor. _
· Spencer has worked with a shelter for battered and
homeless women in Boston and helpe<! to found the
Unitarian Universahst legal Ministry an Boston.
Children's rchgjous education programs are con-
ducted during Lhe Sunday services. For detatls. call J~ne
His Holiness, Pope John Paul II . has named St. John Nilsen. director, at 963-1766, or Betty Hoaan, commit~
of Capistran as Patron Saint of Military Chaplains. chairman, at 897-8191. Mickey Jackson of lrvane wlll
according to Tom Fuentes. director of communications conduct the service.
for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange. For further information, call 646-4652.
The Franciscan ~int .• born in .1386, was canonized in SoatlaCoast CommaDl~y·cbarcb., 5120 Bonita Canyon
1690. He was a preacher m Bavana, ~ony ~nd ~ol.and, Rd., Irvine, will present a "festival of Choirs" a1 7:30 p.m.
and often represented Lhe chu~b .on daplomallc nuss1ons. on Saturda~. June 9.
ln 1466, h.e le~ pan ofth~Ch~n a.any at.the ~tile of Oon-Footana, minister of music at St. Andrew'~ ~!grade, helping to deter the Turks from invading the Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach, and Dave
city. . . , Williamson, minister of music at Calvary Community . ".'t the time of the foundmg of Orange Co~nty s Church of Thousand Oaks. will"dircct a mass choir of
M1ss10.n San !uan Capa~t~no on Nov. I, 11J6, Ytceroy morethan300voicesinafreepublicconccrt.,accord.inato
Antonio M~a Bucareh dar~ Father Jurupero Serra, Tim Timmons, pastor. They will be accompanied by Fat~cr P.rcsa~ente of the Missions, to mrme St. John of organ. brass ensemble and rhythm section.
Capistran as its pa~ron saa~t. . . Other featured directors will be Steve Nichols,
Better known an t~e D1~ of Orange by bas Spanish director of music at the hosting church, and 0 .0 . Hall, Jr.,
. name, .~n ~uan Cap~st~~~ as a J_>~tron _o~ the diocese, comPQser and director of music at Magnplia Avenue ~~~~~he t>tirfilry )jafron -ortbe~se. our Lady-of' --· -· ---·· ·-· ·· · (Pleue eee U~OU87M-
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RELIGIOUS . DIRECTORY
IEW THOUIHT
CHRISTllll CHURCH
110 W. llffl St.
Costa ••sa
(T 1acllli11 s. .... , et m14). ,.
11l11ifest Yoar Heart's Desires"
Bible Study Class 9: 15
Sunday Morning Message, Healing
& Junior Church 10.30
llal·l·Mttn1t Hl-1414
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WELCOMES YOU
SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES
7 30 AM · Holy Eucharist Rite I
9 00 AM -Holy Eucharist Rite II
10 45 AM -Holy Euchansl Rite It
Church School and Adult Education
900 & 1045AM
<Music sermon and child care at 3 serv1ces1
"PRAYER AND PRAISE"
7 00 PM -First Sunday ol each month
MID-WEEK WORSHIP
Monday -Friday -8 30 AM Morning Prayer
Tuesday-1000AM Eucharist & Healing Service
Wednesday 6 30 AM Holy Eucharist
Rector. Fr. John Astley • Assoc .. Fr. Brian Cox
Assisting
The Rev Todd Sorensen • Mr Samuel Shaler
The Rev Thomas Henry • Mr Ronald Doiron
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH. THE FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN BOSTON. MASSACHUSEn s
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CAUSE AND CREATOR"
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Sclentlet
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10 A.M. -4 ,..,, Men. thru lat.
10 A.M. -1 ...... Thuredar
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Sclentltt
Ith I Oltwe, Huftttfttlten 9-ctl c~ a..,,..,.._. -10:00 A..M.
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Sclentlet
U'3 Yla lltlo. Newport h ach
Church a 8Uftdar lchoot -t:OO a 10:30 A..M.
RMdfnt Aeom, 3315 Yla Lido
Mon. thrv .. I. -I A.M.-5 P.M. Tuee. -7-t It.Ill.
CMO Cere PrcmOecl T-•ys -t 30. '1 )()AM '°' Study r.,,,.
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the prlVtleges of 1119 ,_.adlng Rooms Child Care Pro1nded A 1'
ALL SERVICES
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CtUCH OF RRIGIOUS SCDCE
Member of the United Church of A9Clolous Science
2205 MAIN STREET. surre 23
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 926-48
Adults & Jr. Church For Information
I • IDPOIT H~ LUTIDAN CtutCH-~~ ,_ Dewer Dr. NIWPORT RACH
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9:00 & 11:00 Rev Peggy Bassett 969-1331
CHURCH OF CHRIST
211 w ........ Coeta ..... "'6-1111
We're A Going -Glowtng -Growing Church
IUMDAY lallvteal
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10 :00 ll. -"YOU'IE GOD'S CHOICE"
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BIBLE HOUR FOR CHILDREN
hul T'holMe, ......_ -0eut Cele, Youth .. ._._
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
THE REV ROBERT CORNELISON
1:00 AM Wdtlrlst
f:l5 AM luthlrlst, Cluth Sdtotll I Mn.,
421 Part AYt., La Btach 494-3542
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WORSHIP SERVICE ............ SAM & 10:30AM
SUNDAY SCHOOL. ........................... 9: 15AM
Signing for Hearing Impaired... SAM Service
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WILCOMI
SOUTH COA T COMMUNITY CHURCH
5120 Bonita Canyon Dr., Irvine Sod Loris YOI. 833-llOO
Tim ·r1mmon1, Pastor
SERVICES
8:00 A.M .• 9:30 A .M.
11:00 A.M. ANO 7:00 P..M. . 1
Att11d A Ctl1d
Of Y111r CHkl
COIMlm CtUCH
CONGREGATfONAL
'11 Hellotrope Awe. ecw ...... ...,
144-7400
Donald W. Kub., Mlftlater
10 A.It. -lunder Wonhlp
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HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Oledplee of Ctwtlt)
2401 lrYIM at Senta leeMI
M&-1711 Mcwninc
Y Worship 10 AM
Smday
Schoof 9 AM
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(Tredttional Eplacopal)
HOLY COMMUNION
EAC H SUN DA Y-9:00 a.m .
(Book of Common Praytlf" -19281
MERTZ HA LL
of Community Congregational Church
6 1 1 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
The Rn . James HoHfetd -Sl2·2Z01-TM Rt•. S.... Sdlel*r
IEUGIOUS SCIEICE 141 22nd St.
· Costa Meu •o: 960·2715 i.dla SERVICES t:oo A.M.
Rev. £nie J11e 3rd Topic:
Nyt,nder "lflUlf YGUI ID Tl IUCCEll"
A Cordlat Welcome from The
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
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FIRST UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH
19th St. & Harbor Blvd.
Churctt lchool •.ao
Worehlp 10M
Charlee D. Cfark, M lnlst91'
Costa Mesa ..
MEIA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH Worehlp a Church School
1:30 -10:00 a.m.
Dr. W illiam E. Steel
N~ort Beach CHRIST CHURCH 8Y THE SEA UNITED METHODIST 1400 W. Balboa Blvd
l73-3I05
Dr. Robert B. Shepard, Jr.
Worehtp a Church khool
l'.30A.M.
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Huntington a..cti North
COMMUNITY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
8662 Helt Ave. 842_..l 1
WonNp lentce l:tO. 10:GO
l:.30 l uncMf ..... 10:IO
lntMpreter for the
Hearing Impaired
(el 10-00 A M I
Fountain Vattey
FIRST UNITeD
METHODllT CHURCH
18225 Buthard St. •·am Jame• A. Hadley, Pastor
WC!hhlp a c'""" lcMet ........
You WIH .. Weloomed
-And M1lp1dl
FIRIT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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IUNDAY: Momtng Wcnn1p 9AM
8'ble School 10:.tSAM
£ventng WOf9hlp 8PM AottM v ..... .,.._....., .......
This Sunday Worship In
ST, ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
800 St. Andrews Roed . Newoof1 Beach. 631-2880
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WORSHIP, SERVICES
7:30, 8:45, & 10:15 A.M.
"STARTING OVER"
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Programs -7:30 A.M. -Child Cate
8:45 A.M. -Infants thru High School
10: 15 A.M. -Infants thru 6th Grade Ill ... m,
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Laguna Presbyterian Church A The "Church of the Chimes"
415 Fo~st Avenue ·Phone 494 7555
A fn~ndly C'hurC'h for lht' South Councv
St1mu!allnJl M"nnon. ... Bc-aut1ful mu'>•C"
S unday Worship 10 :15am
Ch ild care p rollitkd
Church School Classes 9:00am
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Dr Al1tv J flllllntly s.. Pasts lltv Cr11t Wolkll!IS n Dr (dw•d Caldwttt· Aa I l'asllr'
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PRESBYTERIAN CtuCH Of Ttt: COVENANT .., ........ ~ ..... --.... .,.. A. l(Ul"fte,,....,
Terry McCanne, Director of Youth Ministries
Cyndi McCanne, Director of Children's Ministries
~ WonNp -e:ao a 10:00 A.II.
Ctaurch ~ -C..,.._ ttwu Mun. 10aOO A.M.
NurwJ M n .. tlble -Wl10:00A..ll. .
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All SAINTS AfOIC-11 EPISCOPAL CtUCH
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MOllNIHG PIA YR -CHURCH SCHOOl .. .. .. ..... ......... 9: 1S A.M.
MOllNING NAYH & SllMON ........................... f :00 A1M.
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,.,_ I nar.. S.., 11 A.M. ~
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Educator: MIMy-L.tn
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Pr..school -~ a Sunday SChool
a./Mltavlh TralnW!g
Youth Group -Sisterhood
S.W-. Ftl. 8: 15 pm Sat. t : 15 lllTI $Un, t ·ao wn •
111 w..a ttamfftOft, Coeta MHa a1-aa
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:valedictorians
The Ncwpon-Mesa School District tw sclecl.ed nine
valedictorians to lead 19&4 hi&h aehool lfaduation
curd at four campuses in the district.
The &raduation ceremo01es are scti'c<fulcd u follows: •Baek Bay -Graduation lS on the campus. ll 10
a.m. June 14. ~Coronadel Mar-Gradualion is in the school quad
a' 3:4S p.m. June 14. VaJcdictorian of the 40().member
Clas• is Russell Klein. A senior receptJon for graduates is
scheduled for 4 p.m. June 10 in the commons.
•Cost.a Mesa -Graduation is at the Pacific ~J1)pbitheatre, at S p.m. June 14. Michelle ~rbaum,
Gtf riltine Benedict, Linda Chang, Katherine SimondS and
Arlene Youna have been named valedictorians of the 380-
member class. •Est.ancia-Grad~tion is to be a Davidson Field, 7
p.m. June 14. Valedictorians Kathleen O'Reilly and
Lelahton Smith will head the class of3SO. A Bac:calaurcate Service for seniors will be at 7 p.m. June 10 at Orange
Coast College.
. •Ncwpon Harbor -Graduation wiJI be held at
Davidson Field. at 3~30 p.m. June 14. ,David Fiorentino.
valedld\>rian. and Susan Rumsfeld and Kathleen
Waaenfellcr. saJutatorians. wdl lead the class. The school's
inner quad will be thesiteofa4 p.m. Baccalaureate Service
June 10. -
In addition lo the high school graduations. four
intermediate schools wit! promote eighlh graders to high
school. .
Davis. Lincoln and TcWinkle schools will have
promotion ceremonies at· 1:30 p.m. on June 14 on their
respective campuses. Ensign Intermediate School has set
Its campus promotion for I p.m. June 14.
Lagunan student winner
A Laguna Beach resident. Philip Rodak. bas been
named the Radio-Television-Filmstudent of the year by
the Department of Communications at CaJ State
Fullenon.
The graduating senior received the award at the
university's recent communications night banquet at the
Disneyland Hotel -
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RELI GIOUS NOT ES
RELIGIOUS NOTES •.•
FromA8
Baptlst Church m Riverside.
In addition 10 the evening concert. choral clinics led
by Williamson and Fontana will take place from l to 5
p.m. in the churcb·auditorium. These sessions wilJ be free
of charae to music di~toi:s and pastors. ·
Registration fur the afternoon sessions is through the
church music department, 833-9800.
• • • Clla.rcll of Re~oa1 Scl~ce. Scacliff VilJa&e, Suite
23, 2205 Main St., Huntington Beach~ announces that
Burt Hotchkiss. aut•or of"Have Miracles, Will Travel,"
will conduct a free seininar from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on
Satu.rday, June 9, at tbe Los Angeles Convention Center.
According to the Rev. Peggy Bassett, minister, the
seminar is based on "A Course m Miracles," which is not
a reliaion nor an-0rganization but a course of study, which
if applied. will change the readers perception of self, others
and the world. Its foremost teachings are forgiveness. love
and peace.
''A Course in Miracles" consists of a set of three
books: Text. workbook and teachers manual. The
workbook contains a l~n for each day of the year.
For more information. contact Barbara Han at
969-1331. ••• Tem.,le bata.b of Newport Buell (Couervative),
2401 lrvme Ave .• Ncwpon Beach, will celebrate the
Festival of Shavuot on Tuelday. June 5. at 8: 15 p.m . A
prominent guest rabbi will officiate at the services.
SbavuoJ., the Festival of Weeks, falls just seven weeks
after Passover. It commemorates .the,.,receiving of the
Tablets of the Law (The Ten Commandments) at Mount
Sinai. ·
A special social hour (Oneg Shabbat), in honor of the
Shavuot festival, will be held folloWing the scrvU:c. All
members.. friends of the temple and newcomers to the area
are invited. The services are optn to the public.
For mo~ information, call 54~900 or 646-7.S 12. ....
New Tboagllt C.rt1tiu Q.,.~ 610 W. 18th St.,
Costa Mesa, will observe Graduation Sunday at the 10:30
a.m. service.
All students of the past year's accredited classes in the
Science of Mind I. II and Ill, will be recognized and
honored.
The Rev. Dr. Eleanor C. Jackson will present a
message entitled "Manifest Your Hean's Desires." A.
shon healing service will follow the message.
Richard Krnsey. tenor, and Betty WoUdridae,
orpnist, will provide special music. Dr. Don Sharer.
associate-minister. will lead a Bible study class at 9: IS a.m.
Cofr'ee and refreshments will follow the service. A
brunch will be held in a nearby restaurant to honor the
students. All are invited to attend. For reservations. caJI
646-1032.
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Writing wmnen
Top teen ·speaKers vle ·
) .
tudenu from Corona dd Mar
Ncwpon Harbor oo1s w1U rq>-
ratnt lM NcwpoJt Umficd School
DiStrict in u~ spteeb and drama·
com petitions. • •
FourN~nstudcnt •~compc1m1a1
the Califonua State Sjxcich Cbampionshjp
at the University ofS.na. Clara.
Wendy Bario, a seruorJ and Melissa
Btld.shaw, a 6uhmao, Will com~ in
dramatic interpretation~ Donna Baur, a
*2\ior, will 'PraeDt ori_s'4W prote ~~ ~Denise Roc:n.1 ~n1or. will parttapete
tn I.he &tudent consrcss. Sopbomorr Davis
Piltoo is an IJ!~te in t~ or111naJ Pto6t
poctty compeUUon.
From Corona dd Mar, four drama
stiidents will ~ot "Adapt.atioo" at lbe
lntemauonal Tbe:spiao Society Festival io
June at BaU State Univer'$1tY in Muncie,
Ind .
Ja.lle' Brownlee, 11 (left) and Rebecca Tou.rtno, 8, both of
Weatmlnater, were flnt place whmen lD the cread•e wrttiq JudClDC at the recent Yoath Ezpo '84 at the <>ranee Coanty
F~IJ'OUllda In Coeta Ilea.
The week-long festival' features work-
shops and competitions. with more than
2.SOQ. high scbool actOtl from all OVCT the
Y seeks kids
for day camp .
Safety poster winners named The South Coast YMCA in Laguna
Niauel is now rqistering children for day
camp this summer.
Eight Orange Coast studentS have .Habit.-
earned special recognition in the 40th
annual Natio11al Iraffic Safety.. P~r _sap~ Kim of .Edi.son .H4gh School 1n
competition. Huntin'1on Beach was awarded a com-
Thc program, sponsor~ by the Ameri-meodauon.
can Automobile Association. awarded Merit Citation wtoners included Thuc
savings bondS, and various commenCia-An Nguyen and Luan Ton M TeWinkle
tions to students from k.ioderprtcn to 12th ~ddle School, Costa Mesa~ Yong Pak, of
grad~ for their rendcrinas of poster themes Agnes Smith School. H untin,gton Beach.
"Help Your Safety Patrol," "Be Extra Alert a'nd Kaelyn Jenkins, Chris Nii,' Nancy
to Weather," "School's Open -Drive Powel"$ and Healey.Stemen, all of Edison
Carefully" or "Develor thf' <;nf~ty Belt High School.
Eleven weeks of day camp for children
entering grades ltlndetprten lhrougb
seventh &rade are tebeduled at the YMCA.
27781 La Paz Road. Special 6eld trips 10
Disneyland, Catalina ls1and. Marineland
and other area attractions are planned.
She•aqalet
Thia .. Wbiaper, • ,._r..W epayecrUeplu:rd-collle .,...,..,
wbo'a acdYe an41ooct wttla ellll-
clreo. sbe·• a reeldeat o1 tM
lrftne.Anlm•• Shelter bat ,......f
prefer yoa.r bome. 1
For more informat.100 and rq,istrauon,
caJI 831-9622 or 49S-04.S3. ·
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Officers say military life offers
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'strain.sand strength' to faith '
. /. .
By GEORGE W. CORNELL ..,. ........ .,..,
Life in the Armed Forces is charged with religious
paradoxes as seen by some of 1ts leaders, involving a clash
between humanity's noblest and worst impulses. But it
also can build spiritual mettle.
Those mingled. sometimes colliding aspects of
military life, sharpened in degree by nuclear weaponry.
were cited by several chaplains and line officers in recent
talks and interviews.
But whatever the inherent tensions, "no one in the
world wants peace more than the military," says Maj. Gen.
Patrick J. Hessian. a Roman Catholic. 20 years in the
Army and its Chief ofChaplai.ns.
"No one is more aware of the awfulness of war than
people who have been to war."
Y ct the strains of conscience exist between abhomng
war and advancing ways to wag~ it. a problem that Gen. ·
John W. Vessey Jr., chairman oftbe Joint Chiefs of Staff.
says may have no clear religious solution. ~
'"There is only a choice among evils'," he quotes a
. British philosopher about moral-thcologicaJ aspects of
nuclear deterrence. Vessey, a Lutheran, says the problem
could well apply to "the military profession in general."
But he and ether devout military career men firmly
maintain that their role serves both G~ their fellow
citizens and nation, a historic conviction of Americans 1n
1eneraJ. however dreadful the modem means of war.
That also. remains the basic position of churches,
recognizing the military purpose to uphold rights of faith.
justice and nation. but increasingly emphasizing conscien-
tious objection as also a valid cffon to do so.
Moreover, both U.S. Catholic bishops and major
Protestant bodies have repudiated nuclear warfare as
undermining past "just war" rationales. stirring teligious•
questions and sporadic protests about military work.
At the same time. churches arc troubled by some
current attitudes that tend to treat military people "like
scapegoats," with .. class rcjcctiont" says the Rev. Francis
K. Wagscbal. a Lutheran Church m America offiaaJ.
Yet military leaders, particularly in the chaplain's
corp, grapple with those same issues of modem means of
war in discussions and conferences almost as much as the
churches.
"Su.re, it affects us.just as it affects all U.S. citizens.''
says Capt. Alvin Koeneman, a Lutheran chaplain and aide
to the Navy Chief of Chaplains, Rear Adm. Neil N.
Stevenson. a Presbyterian.
However. Koeneman and others in military life are
convinced it can have a reinforcing religious impact on
men and women in uniform.
"It can be a spiritually positive kind of experience,''
Koeneman said in a telephone interview.
A line officer, Army Capt. Daniel P. Mahoney of the
field anillery base at Fon Sill Okla.. says he has seen
millitary life both .... dnve men closer to their religious
roots" and also away from those roots.
"But it helps most people." he said in an interview.
··Many mihtary values such u duty .. honor, dltcipline,
loyalty and selflessness -all part of the military trad1t1on
-arc values that rel\gion abo promotes.
"The link is there. It can l'tinfarcc those common
values." Maho~y. a C'athohc and West Pointer. said the
military's view of sacrifice. of willingness to lay dov.11
one's life to defend the nation and its people makes the
profession "a callin1-almost like tbc pnesthood."
He aJso said rehg.ion seemed to be more respected in
the services than in society generally. "It's wclJ supported
in the chain of command. Those who arc rcltgjous catch
less flak and ridicule than in civilian life."
But wbHc military principles often ~el those in
religion, he said the motive differs, which is mainly to
produce an effective combat team -and that requires
molding aggressive traits discounting the humanity of the
other side.
"The warrior's soul 1s a confused soul.'' be said. "It
adds up to a dual character. It's hard to be at pea« with
itself.''
Vessey also cites that strain. saying thclt arc "genuine
contradicJ10ns" between faith in divine righteousness and
taking on "responsibility in human affairs" that arc
disrupted by sin.
"The dilemma stems from the simple truth that ... we
live in both the secular and spiritual worlds," be told a
recent gathering of chaplains, adding that "compellina
world circumstanttS" force moral choices. bowe~r
flawed.. "Nevcrthe~ we know that the grace of the Lord
extends to us in whatever we do in our daily lives as
military officers and servants of the nation.''
There arc about 2 million men and women in lbe
Armed Forces, served by 3,408 cbap1ain.s -2.626
Protestant. 707 Catholic, 48 Jewish and 28 f.asierD
Onhodox.
Chri.stian women I
to meet June 20 :
All women ofthccommun1tyarcinviled to attend the
Ncwpon Beach Christian Women's Oub luncheon Qlt
Wednesday, June 20, from 11:30 :un. to 2 p.m. ai the
Airporter Inn. 18700 MacArthur Bl\ld., lrvine.
Theme for the lu.ncbeon will be -viston . Lov~Jiness, .. decorated with th~ts of wedinp., nnp
and brides.
As the special feature. Barban.'s BndaJ and Fonnal
Shoppe of Costa MeY Will present a fashion show ofbndal
and formal wear.
Sandra Day, lyric soprano, will sing, and Pat Swift. .
former model. will be speaker oft.be day.
Cost of the luncheon is $7 and reservations must be
"lnadc by June 15 by c.alling 544-2921 for details and
directions.
A free nursery will be provided for preschool.,.
cb1kt.rc.n. '
Sunday Mass
on KYMS radio i
Thomas A. Fuentes. director of communications for. If
the Roman Cathohc Du>eese of Orange. has issued a
remindenhatSL Cecilia U.thohcChurch sponsors a radio •
broadcast of1ts Sunda) Mass each week. ·
Catholics in Orange County can hear Mass at 8 a.m.
on Sundays on rad1ost.at1on KYMS. 106.3 FM. The radio •
Mass bas been spon'°red by St. Cca!J:a Church in TU$lio
for the past 12 years. _:
Dr. Jackson will be presenting a six-week class on
Abundant Living beginning on Tuesday, June S. at 7 p.m. -
Topics to be covered will include: Ten PitfaJls to ·a M g s
Prosperity, Treasure Mapping to Prosperity, Rela-ev s r ammon
tionahips: Who ls the Mauer With You?. How to Generate • •
and Sustain Optimum Health, Overcoming Negative h d b . c
Ment.aJ ahd Physical Addictions., and The Art and to be . onore 'y AJ Practice of Meditation.
Dr. Jackson will also be presenting an on-going mid-
week healing work.shop at 11 a.m. on Wednesdays.
Different topics on hcalinJ will be presented with time
allowed for discussion. lnd1,·idual healing requests will be
bandied. • • • tresbyterluiO.urc~ of &M Covenut, 2850 Fairview
Rd., Costa Mesa, has received best wishes from President ltc~n ~at the current building program be a complete
success.
In a telegram to the Rev. Bruce Kurrie. pastor. the
Pn:sidcnt said, .. As a fellow Presbyterian. I take great pride
In the building campat&n your chutth is k.iclcin& off this
tvcnlna. Nincy and I wish you unbounded success in this
· ~rn and I am sure you know that our/raycn. arc with
you for this worthy proJect Good luck an may God bless
)our cff ons."
The Capital Funds Ca.mpaip was launched to raise
the 11~ry fundS to enlara"t and complete the prnent
aanctuary and to add a completely new, twCHtory
structure to the north of the sanctuary.
Tbe first Ooor will bouse a choir/music hall, and lbe
wond story will house four new Christian Education
robm1.
The church Wlll welcome the Rev. Dr. William
Utwelyn to 1t.s puJpit apm this Sunday at both the 8:30
and 10 a.m. services. · · Dr. Llcwctyn serves as the Western RqJonal
Rc~ntativc for the Support Agency .of the General
Allembly in New York and bas come to take part in tbe
butth's C..pilll Funds Ca.mpaian. · . . . ; n. <;Qtlal Caddral c.cre.au., lll4ll Le-Ms
t O&rdcn Grove. announces that interyicrM for the lhtdral Choir'and Cathedral Chorale Will be held on
June ,s. 6! 1 and 12.
The I l():voiceCiihearalCliolf,Cfircctedl>YrttdaiC
nnn, minister of music. participe io the 9:30 and
l l:U am. ltt'lioes and 1 teen rqularly oa the 1n\ttnltionally.tclcVI~ Hour of Power. Rcheatals a.nt
held on Thunday c\eR•l\&S-The Ctth~I Chorale inp for the Sunday cvenina wv andc-rticipete1in pcaal~tbrouahouttht
)U(. Rchtarsals are on Tuesday c\'Cnanat at 7:30. lo
(;all the m tC mlnt\lry offi , 971 ... 150, to tebt<IUIC
an lnttrvicw ippo1nuncnt
J •
The Rev. Msgr. John Sammon. vicar for Citizens. the Women's Transitional Living
Pastor and Community Affairs for .the Center. and the fllauonaJ Council on
Diocese of Orange, wilJ be honored by the Alcohotism.
Oranac County Chapter of the American Fetured speaker for the evening will be
Jewish Committee (AJC) on June 12. Howard J . Friedman. the 19th national
The AJC will present Sammon with it's president of the Amencan Jewish Commll-
Micah Award at the chapter's annual tee. The AJC, founded 1n 1906. protects the
dinner mcctina at tht Westin South Coast · cavil and reliJious rights of Jews here and
Plaza. Theaward is given for contributions abroad and advances the cause of 1m-
to intcrrcllgjous understandina. proved human relations for aJI people.
Rev. Msgr. Sammon is active in a wide The public 1s invited lo honor Rev.
range of causes, includin& directorships-of Msgr. Sammon . Reservations for the
the Holy Childhood Associat'ion and the dinner. which will beg.In at 7 p.m .. are
Sodct)' forlhe Propopuonofthe Faith. He available at $22.SO per person f~m the
sill on the board of directors of more than AJC at •SOO Campus Dnvc. Suite 420,
10 oraanizations. includina the National Newport lteacb, 92660.
Conference of Christians and Jews. Senior For more information, call 5'6--29l4.
Workshop scheduled
for personal'growth ..
· The Re'. Or. ChriJ a sesiah. fan ta$ and psy-
Schnncr: min.1ster of coun· chodrama.
sdioa. 0!9,_ Ce>asl Unit-• . A licensed ma.rriqe.
anan Unavcn.ah1' Church, family and child counselor, Cos~ M . will conduct Or. Stbnntt is author of an 1nlcnl1\lc pc l!ft'Ori .. a.nd !"('onn=---sroW\h acnes on seven dent ·vi ..
Sunday e~mp. 7:30 to TM WQJbhop 111 in-
10, June 3, 10. and '2._ and ~l~workin&W1tbumall.
Jul l, 8, l S and ll •.t the hip~f()(UR<I, personal· cburcb 1t I 2S9 'Y;ctona \. lf'O*lh poup. ·
Dr. hriMr·s· oos For information on ma·
will r~ on matcnal tr m ttnal lo biC c pl~ in lb~
hi• custtnt book tn pro. wwkshop. a.nd dtttad.s on • otu \cchn1QutS such fttS and pani1l holar·
ships. t0nl.l('t Dr.
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NEW YORK '-h's pan ·exhorutit>n.
pan pray~r mcctjna. part politjcal conven-
tion and pan family ptherina.
tt•a a portion of the annual Tony awards
show -when Broadway honors the best of
the cWTCnl New Yorlc theater season -
that is never seen by the national television
audience.
About one hour before the broadcast
bcains. Alexander Cohen, executive
producer of the show, saunters on stage to
talk to a black-tic audience that's already
been seated for 30 minutes. He's been
do1na it for 18 years, and now n's become a
tradition. Why did he start his little on-
s~e chats? . . •
' Al>prehcns1on... says the veteran
Broadway showman whose wife. Hildy
Parks, wntcs and produces the annual
awards show. It will be broadcast tomght at
9 live from the Gershwin Theater.
"I think it evolved from the first
televised show. in 1967," he says. because
there were fears the nominees wouldn't be
familiar with the intricacies or hve tele-
vision. .
"There arc several thousand thinf.S that
can go wron$ with a live telecast,• says
Cohen, who ltves an fear of missed cues or
'46hen a camera pans to the audience to pick
up the face ofa smiling nominee he or she
will be in the wrong row. ' .
· "If there are 72 nominees, then 1here are
72 chances that there couJd be a mistake in
where that nominee 1s seated.
"And if there arc 180 song cues. and on
this sbow, believe ii or not. we come close
to that this year, there are 180 chances of
missing a cue, .. be adds. _ _
-Sunday the J?roducers will have to worry
about the seating arrangements for every-
one from Jeremy Irons of "The Real
Thing" to Linda Hunt, a co-star of"End of
the World." Irons has been nommated for
?est actor an a play. His competition
mcludes Rex Hamson ("Heanbreak Hous~"); Ian McKellen ("Acting
Shakespeare"), and newcomer Calvin
Levels ("Open Admissions").
Seats also will have to be fo1,1nd for
Hunt's rivals for the best actress in a play
award -Glenn Close ("The Real Thing");
Kate Nell igan ("A Moon for the Misbegot-
ten"). and Rosemary Harris ("Heartbreak
House").
But there arc other reasons why Cohen
delivers his spiel.
"I think one of the great purposes of
doing a wannup 1s to loosen an audience
Irvine Co.
chief on TV
Thomae Niehen,
preeident of the
Irvine Company, will
be inteniewed Sun-
day at 10:30 p.m. on
KDOC, Channel 56,
on euch topic• a•
Propoaltion A. hi•
company'• image
and hi• career.
up, to get tht'"" '" 1r .. l\.,.,,.,I"., l'\tllt-r. to be
comtortable . in the theau~r and to .ct
around rules." he y
He warns the nomintcs not to chew aum
-"You don't want to get caught on
camera cbewina gum" -or even worse,
smoke. And Cohen delivers a set or specific
instructions intended for winners o( the 19
awards. ·
"Once you're up and on stage, it's a
question of how long one takes to speak
and what is appropriate," say• Cohen.
IJI years past, a round red Lia.ht was huna
from the balcony to warn of slow s~hes.
Aft(r 30 seconds of thank yous, 1t betan
flashing. But Cohen is uncertain whetlier
he'll use the electronic hoolc 1p1n this year.
"l don't know how ~uccessflil it u ," he
says. "l thanlc people in the theater are so
disciplined that you have to trust theu taste
and their wit. But occas1onatly someone is
going to be carried away." ·
He also acts as traffic cop for those
nominees lucky enough .JO make It up on
stage. "Then what do you do when yu'.re
left standing 1here with your Tonyr he
asks. "Where do you exit?" ~
Cohen has never been seen on th.e
televised portion of the show and even
though "Carmen," a show he produced on
Broadway this year. will recc1\lt a special
award, he won't accept 1t on the air.
. During the program he prowls. backstage
and out front.
You dirty rat!
Actraa Lid BI011Dt. who co-
etarred in ••An Officer and a
Gentleman.:• codea up to at•-
foot-hiai}l meoJuuitcal rat with
whom ihe appean in the moYl.e
I
.. Radloacti•e nre,m.." The rat,
bWed u the moet adft.Dced
pneumatically controlled robot
e~er built for Hollywood, ea ta
Blonnt in the picture. ·
j
'S.carecrow' skipping the country ''I'm very methodical but nervous
during the h ve broadcast." he says. "So
Hildy. along with Clark Jones. our director. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Spies gotta June 18 1n ~lzburg. Au.stna. Then they JO
who are sitting in a !ruck next to the theater, travel. too, so CBS' "Scarecrow and Mrs. on to Munich. Germany. and the ptc·
call the shots." Kmg" are heading for Europe this summer. turesque town ofTegemsce in the Bavarian
His informal conversations have grad-Thecomedy-adventurc,likeanumberof Alps. The show then move's from the
ually expanded o ver the years. and along other shows. is gett~g out of town dunng continent to England, where they will film
with the jokes and 1ntroduct1on of local the Summer Olyf!lptcs. 0th.er shows leav-1n and around the histonc 10.~acrc
politicians, theater owners and sponsors, !ng towu .. to ~void Ol~p1cs ~~n.~est19n Hatfield House on the outsk.ins of London.
there is included a moment of silence for inclu~e Simon & Simon. K:nots Vanous sites around London will also be
people in the theatjical communjty who .~ndi~g." "Paper., Doi~~·" "'Benson,:: used.
have died dunng the year. Remington Steele, a!'d Knight Rider.
_ Still, he-Reps-up his 1:hatter ontrl t~oiJ.hU..S~n Spel_hng sh(}W&.-WJll~ut -Jn...aU.-":"&afeerow;'' which st.m"S""lC.a[e
very last moment before a1n1me, daning do.~ product!.on ~unng the games. Jackson ant1 Bruce Boxlettner. will film
-0ffstage seconds before the broadcast ~arecrow ~ stan production on five episodes abroad. ~OS. ,-------------_.:._-!I;=:===;::::::::::==..~
"You must finally bring together all the
ruffled feathers, all !he nervous nellies, all
the theater professionals and all the
civilians into one unit which at 9 o'clock is
in a state of aft'ticipation and excitement
because the first couple of.moments of the
show must be electrifying or the evening
doesn't work." Cohen says.
"When you go to a Broadway musical
like 'Sunday in the Park with George' or'La
Cage aux Folles' suddenly there is an
overture, the house lights go down. tbe
curtain rises and there is that moment of
electrifying theatricality.
"You have to create that for television
because there is no overture and what
you're going into 1s a commercial."
"PART 'ROCKY';
PART 'STAR WARS~"
-Gene 511191. AT THE MOVES
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Greek Snyder wonden, «eminaJy ca blJ.&oCc wh~n asked for his opinion on an u &bow on the
subJttt.
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on CBS Sports• weekly pre11me show, .. Jbe NFI..
Toda)." dcclatts: ~rm apinst all pmblina.··
Suzanne and J.T. etieit exporitnces from the
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m1ss1on m life ).and talk with thce:xperUforinfonn.ation:
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MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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Blvd . • 30. eo.tJI Meea, CA 12e2&
Pubtl9hed Orange Coat Delly Piiot
June 2. 11MM s.t
D E~T H NOT IC ES
RULL
ROBERT L.WNARD HULL
born September 21, 1922,
pas3ed away June 1, 1984.
Survived by wife, Ll.z Hutt sons. Christ.opher J .of Vista.
Cahlomia and Barney P. of
Oxnard, Califomia. brother,
Donald J. of Yucca Valley;
sister. Prixilla McCu.rdy of
Capt.Strano Beech and two
grandchildren. JllCOb Allen
and Laura Mane of VlSta
Servtces will be at Pacific
View Mortuary Cha,pel 11
AM Monday. May 4. J.984.
Pnvate Uitennent Paofic
View Mortuary Dtrecton.
644-2700
LAYFIELD
HAZEL N. LAYFIELD
passed way May 30, 1984 in
South Laguna A resident of
Laguna Niguel she 1s
I survived by husband,
Elwood Laytaeld of ~
Niguel, daughter. P~la D
SpeU"S and a son. James R
layf 1eld. both of England
Also survived by five gTand-
c h1ldren Memonal !le~
Monday. June 4, 1984 at
I 30 PM in The Laguna
&-a<. h United Method 1st
Chul'C'h ln lieu of flowers
fam1l:-requests that oon
I tnbul1ons be made to ~
Cancer Societ v Mt'Cornuck
Mortuary Lacuna BHch.
Directors
HAAIOR LAWlll-MT OUYI
MOf1uary • C.tn41tery
Creme tort
1625 G1Sler Ave
Cost• Me.sa
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IELL POADWAY
MO..TUAlllY
, 10 Broach••~
Costa Mna
6•2·9150
8Al TZ IE"Guto ..
SMITH & TUTHILL
WESTCUFf CHAPEL
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MEMOft1AL PA9'K
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AelmOUIMllMH
NAm ITAft•NT
The fOllo'wlng penon 11 domg
DWinea" MCCORMICK LEASING. 2952
Jive Ro.d. COlll M.... Calif
~2e29
Mttur J. MoConnlck, 29~2 Java ~.Cotta M ... Cant 926211
Thia ~tlMN le conducted by an
•ndl.Ytdual Mhur J. MCCormldt
Thia Ntemet\t 'Na llled with the
County Clerk of Orange County on
.....,3. 1964
fM5CM5
~ Oranoe Coul D11ty
Pllo( Mey 12. 19. 2e. June 2. 1984
2507-84
ACTITtOUI~
MAmSTA~
The tollowlng '*'°"' are doing ~ ...
SKIM SHAPES COMPANY. 1370
Logan AV9. Unit-I<. Cotti M ....
~12627
Timothy Wllllam Elll1. <4155
C.brlllo. Cotta MMI. Call! 92e27 Scott MOMI, 1749 Miramar,
Newport BMcn, Celli 926e0 Thll butlneH 11 conducted by a
gtlnlfal p111nerlttlp
Timothy Elll1
Thll ltate!Mnl Wll rlled with Ille
County Clefk of Orange County on
Mey 8. 198<4
f14MU
PublllNd Orange Cout Dally
PllOI May HI, 26, June 2. 9. 111&4 ' 2680--8<4
Ml.IC NOTICE
flCTITIOUI BUStNEll
N.-ITAr.lllENT
Tiie following Pl'IOll 11 doing
bulioeu as
INTERIOR PLANNING AS-
SOCIATES 2902 Redhill, A Co.ta
Mesa Calif 92626
Toni C Mendel. 3015 Croyden
Costa Mesa Cahl 92626
Th11 bU$1ness '"conducted by an
ind•~ Toni Mendez
Thl9 statement WU Med With the
County Clerk of Orange County on
May 8 1984
F14M41
Pubhshed Orange Coast Dally
Pilot May 19 26. June 2. 9. 19~ ·
2662-84
Pl&IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IUSINEll
NAME STAHMENT
The followtng PlflOll II dOlng
bu~U. SOUTH SIERRA CONSTRUC-
TION. 2408 t Novla. Mlulon Viejo,
Calif 92681
Edwllfd Gregurlch. 24081 Novla,
Mlttfon Viejo. Calif 92691
Thia bullneea 11 conducted by an
Individual
Ed'Nllfd Gregunch
Tllil statement WU llled wtth the
County Clertt ot Ofange County on
May7, 198-4
F2i452IO
Put>111NO Orange Coast Delly
Piiot May 19. 26. June 2. 9. 198"
2661-84
POOl.JC NOTICE
flCmlOUI IUSINEH
NAME IT A T!MENT
The folloWlng pe<M>n II doing
butlnest u C S A -COMPUTER SERVICES
OF AMERICA 15011 Parkway
Loop. Unit C. Tuatln. Calif.
Thomas Hunton Saffel. 333
Santa Isabel. Newport Beach. Callf.
926&0 This bu11ness 11 conducted by· an
l11dl\/\du11
Thomas H Seifer
This statement wu flteo With the
County Clerk of Orange County on
May 10 1984
f2'&5a0
Put>h9hed Orange Coast Deity
Piiot Mey 19 26 June 2 9 1984
2twl6-84
Ml.IC NOTICE
FtCTrTIOUI IUSINl•I
NAME ITA Tl•NT
The fOllowlno persona are d0ong
bull,_. IS
JMC PROPERTIES 717 Lido
Patti Dr1Y9 NewPol't Beach Ca
92ee3 JOHN WEST REAL TY CO a C1h-
f01"n41 COJP 717 Lido Ptrk Drlv.
"9wPOf1 S..Ch.Ca 92663
Thia l>ul4nffl IS Gonducted by a
COfPO'lllOn. John w .. t Realty Co John M Coombe. PrM1<141nl
Thia ... ~, Wat filed Wllh the
County Clefll or Ofang• County on
May 21, 198-4 ,,,..,,0
~blllhed Orange Cout Dally
Piiot M~ 26. June 2, 9, 16, 1984
2803·84
NC)TICE OP D A OF OT 0 DEATH 0 .._ JOAN PA'ITERSO ANO HELE 8. BOYD,. •h YOU AA IN DEFAULT UNDER A MCoMID•t? ...
0 P-.-0 TO ADMIN· HELEN BOYD u4 HELEN OHO 0' TAVSl DATED J.uouer ~ ... .,......
1141&&1 21, 1NO UHL'88 YOU TAKI Ac; ---ISTER ESTA Te NO. TEWART BOYD AND 0 flOtif TO PR<>ll.CT YOUR PAOP· f.....,..t 1UU$ PETITION TO ADMINJS. IATV.ITMAYB IOLOATAPUI-M'ORTAMTNOTIC9
To all hei.ri. benefld.a.nes. TEI\ TATENO.A-UHtt ~~~~1o~'J~:~~~ c:ro::~nt~:a":
c:N!d1ton and conun.rent To all h ·trs, bt-Mf ciari TH PAOCl!EOINO AO.AINST YOU •• ..., .. YOU91 PA~ .. IT
ettdiion of Joan J>.ttenon crMilOn a.nd conunat'n• YOU s .. OULD CONTACT A LAW· ~ •=· ~ !:.;
and ~110 who may be credltOl'I or HELEN s. YER ....... ,....... .. .... the ........... l• ..... ,.w
ot.Mrwat in~ ln &hl' BOdYDH, ELalua .. NHEIS.ETNEWBOAYROT ..,...., o.M ef TNlt _. tft .... ...-.. ~ ,.,_
will and/or iate: an i.. "..._ 17144 1ttt 911 °',.. ,_. -. ,.,...,...
A pc\luon has t>ttn filed 80YDand~l'50f\Swhomay he~!..tC&-cw'~.~:u~!~~: ~': NOT1Ci:"~4:.:'1het8EA-~.._,:-.:_:,:
by Amy Riley lO the Su-bi-Olhl'rwl.le inte~ted tn ounty of Orange. St.ie ol c~ AANO RlCONVtYANCf COM· ltMt ... thl9 MdC9 ............ ~nor Court of Oranse •lw' will and/or eetaw· omla. kl'W>Wn u : :t&t1 Couttlidle PANY, • Ce11forn1a eo~t!On .. ,...,... .
County requesUl\g that A petition has bttn fill'd lr~~.:f:.',=· C.lilotnle tNtt•, or IUOC*IOr trutt ... °' TNt llJMW!t II tU.WM ....
J ......... -A . W•anncr '--..... bv ROBERT N BOYD l.n lhe PARC•L t· , _, """ _, Tr-t No aul>Slltuted t!Ult .. l)Ur"*1t to the ... , t. teM. end•• IMrMee "" ... .... "",. -o-· """ r $~ Co { Or "' """ -.., -o..tf Of Ttual e11~\ed by JOtiN ~ WOllfll beoenlft ..,,..t. pointl'd as admimatrator '° uperior ur\ 0 ange o. In the City of Huntington RAMPELLO. Jr • A MARRIED MAN, 'fCIU mar not ......... ..., Ille .......
Ddrmnister the eetate of Joan County requHting that BMcll. County of Ofange, State or ROBERT sc~,_,,0T & BERTHA 1#\IMild ,_.ton Of row ....,.,,
d ROB!.RT N BOYl) bl-ap-Cellforl\la. per m-.> recorded In SCHMIOT. HUS8AN0 a WIFE Md •.-n t~ Ml peftMftt ... ..._
Patten.on (undt'r th' ln e--·~ . I b~ 350. Peoet 27 to 37 lnciullve Aeoorded SEPTEM&eR 4, 1HO tn IMMed, liut you ,..., '8r ..._
pendent Admmistration of point"' a:; pe~na N'p of M1tce1lane<M1t M~. In the omce Book t3733 Page 1287 ln•ttument ...,..,., •taied ~. An. ttwM
Estates Act). The pet.ii.ion 1S resent.auve to adnu~ter the ~.!."-, County ~d., of Mid No l~I Of Oftfcllll Rtcotd• In tile monttl.t "°"' ttie .-°',...... ~t for hearing in Dept. No. 3 estate of HELEN S BOVD """'£X''YEPT ........... ,,_,,...._.m ottw:. or the Councy Aecof'def of tton fllf lftte docVMMt (...,_ ...
(under the Inderwndent Ad Cl -""'· •-,.... ...,_, ORANGE C<IW\ty. CelHornla and °' re.cotdaaon llllt*W8 hef'Mft). al 700 CIV\c Center Dr.. ,--· and other hydtOC*'bOn twbatanc. purtWtn\ to the Notte. of 0et1e1h uNMI IM 01111 .. ...,. _.,. .......
West. Sant.a Ana. CA 92701 rrumstn1uon of F.atates Act) and ell other mlnetllt 8' ~kind and Election 10 ..., therwundef ,._ ctoeec1 upoft ll*"'ttt • ......_,
on Junt' l3 l984 at 9·30 AM The pel1tton Ii set for hear-and cl\ar1e1.,. (eK~ w.ter IAd COfded JANVAAV st. t~ 111 Booll perlod. rou -.. 8Ny tM .....
IF You• OBJ~ ~ ink in Dept No 3 at 700 rights to llPP'•llte Of divert NIA Paot NI A lnttr\llNf\l No "9f'tt lo _.., tM flondoew9 br
J:A. • lO C C 0 w #ater. wMUW aucn rtght1 be v.-&4~561 of Mid Otflctal Recor"-. peyfng the entire .,,.."' de-
gTan Ung of lhe petltJon, rou IVIC enter r ' esl, led or COn11ngenl) In. under or r• wtH SELL on JUNE 15 1914 at 9 15 ~ br rlVf """°'' T• .._.
should either appear at the Santa Ana. CA 9270l on eovenble ltom Nk»land Ml"°"'· AM al THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO out the~·,_.,. ... ,,..,, et
hearing and stale you ob_.-June 27 1984 at 9 30 A M ~rt~ oren,!,f!O'lbtu~ot'.,a"'!.!"1,_t~ THE OLD OAANGE COUNTY lo enenee rot,.,_, lo ..... IM r-IF YOU ~F)CT lO the - --"-_.., .,.., COURTHOUSE. LOC.ATED ON kNect-. °'If row llf°'*'16a uons or fale written objec-above 500 feet below the pr...,, SANTA ANA BLVD BETWEEN In forecio.ure tot •nr -othet
t1ons with the court before granting of the ptoUUOn. you 111tural level of the surt-of Mid SYCAMORE 8T & BROADWAY -· eontect Town a COllfltry
the heanng Your appear-should P1ther appear at the and.ur~lnvar10U1o.d1 SANTAANA CALIFORNIA at pub-1ant1.12Allo-'IMdtlML...,.
be b heanng and statt• you objt"('-to Jaum. Inc .. a OOl'PC>'lhon. t• tic auction 10 the highelt bidder fOf e..ctt, CA 907.0, Attn: LMrJ R.
an<."e may m person or Y b :;orded October 11. 1911() 1n ~ cattt (peyable 11 ,,,. """' 01 Mil 1n Clarll (2tS) .... ,m
your attom"y taons or hie written ° JK'· S456 PllQe 4 to and tottow1ng or Of-11wtutt mon.y of the Unl1ed St•t•l. " yov flaw. °"' ,_-ttene. you IF YOU ARE A CREDI-uons wtth the t'OUrl before helal Aecofds \II rioh•. title. and 1r1t.,..t, con-thoVld contact a 1ewyw °' the
roR t t redttor thl' hearing Your appear· Al.SO EXCEPT au oo gu Oil veyed 10 and now held by 11 under govetnmeflt ..,.ncy •'*"' m., or a con mgen c be b shale. eoat phosphate sodium said deed In the property situated 1n hlft lnaured '°"' ~
o f the deceased. you must am~ may ln person or Y ~. sliver ano all oth., mlnetal aald county and Stat• and <M-.......,.,.. YOU MAY LOH
fate your claim with the your attorney tS~IS contained 1n a portion ol scribed 11 tottowa. LEOAI. RIGMTI W YOU DO NOT
court or present at to the per-lF YOU ARE A CREDI-Mid tano. together wHh lhe rlQhl 10 Thal portion ot Loll 23 and 24 of TAKE PROMPT ACTION.
I . TOR or a mnungent creditor :lrill for and e1mact suoll d-s><>Slts of Fairview Farms. 1n the City of Cotta NOTICE Ofl O«f'~Ul T ~ona representative ap-:>•I end OU or OBS and to pr0SP9Ct •• c I I ,.._ St t f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pointed by th ... court w1th1n of the dt"(·edSe'd. Y0.u must !Of, mlnA an' d r~o'.-such d-""-"lt1 ... esa, oun Y 0 vranoe. 1 • 0 · "' v _.. ... v.---Cattfornia 11 per map recorded In fHAT C1tw1de Trust Deed SeNloea.
four months from the date of f1lt' your da1m Wtlh the :>f other minerals from said 11nd1, book 8. pate 7 l , Mlteellaneous. lf'.IC 11 duty appoln1ed Trustee under
f l , ,,.! f lette..., as c-qurt or prt"Sent It lO the per-but wlll'l lhe right to occupy and uee Mept, In tile otflOe of 1ne eounty a Deed of Trust dated Oeoeml>lf 28. 1rs 1ssuan .. " o •.. 1 ~ly a ..,.,.,on of other land for said d Id .. _A_. .. _,, 1983 executed by LARRY KRUM
provided in Se<-uon 700 of sona l"{'presentauve a~-p.Jrpo~" as contained In the :e°~;!.°' 91 county,..,_,......., 1ndJUDYKRUM,llu1t>andandW1te
the Probate Code of CaJ1-pointed by the court Wllhm agreement dated December 22. Commencing 11 the South'#llt as 1otnt tenants u TrustOf. to ...
forrua The time for filing four months Crom the date of 1960, between the state of Call-corner or .. Id Lot 23: ,~ North cure cettaln obllo•tlonS ln favor of
1 ill . farsl lSSuanct' of letters as torn11 and Hurillnglon Hatbour Cot-o• 32' West •tono ,,,. WOlt.llne of TOWN & COUHT~Y BANK. A CAl.1-~ ~ :Ont~'r~~~~/J~~ provided m Section 700 ~f =~::; Janu~·t:i~ 1:'f':1~ :i~h L~~· 2:e. :,~. 7~~~ar!~ ~~~ ~~::'~:-~~. :!
of the hearing noticed above. the Probate Code of Cali~ 5611, PllQe 470 of Official Aecofd•. the South uneof Mid.Lot 23, 191.79 instrument no 83-593251, of Of.
YOU MA y EXAMINE forma The time for hlmg u amended by the agreement fMt to the true po1n1 of beginning of tlcfat RecorCll tn the Offlc:e of the l 11 dated November 22. 1961 ~ 11Q descrlp11on. thence from Mid Reco<det of Orange County, Call-the file kept by the court If c aims wi not exp1re pnor satd panlea. recorded Maren 7. true point of the beginning of thll rornta. including ot'll note fOt the
you are int.ttested 10 the es-to four months from the date 19e3 1n boo't 6457, page 119 ot de9c:rlptlon, NortllO" 32• w .. t par• pr1nc1pa1 eum of 1226.600 oo that a
I.ate you may serve upon the of the heanng nouced above Official Record• and 11 reaetWd In 1111 to the w111 line of ukl Lota 23 llfeeCh of. and defaull In. lhe oOll-• . YOU MA y EXAMINE Ille Deed from the State ol Call-and 24, 49 3e fMt to 1 point. thencll gallons tor which ~ o.d of executor or adminlStrator. or tornla to Huntl"'"on Harbour Cor-.., 8""" 2~ '""' raa -• trust 11 eecurlty has acuned In IMt upon the attorney for the ex-lhe We kept by the court. If oor111on. r~~ · F.t>ruary 15. ~,:'&u,i, ~ ot""~ L~ ~n~ ~ p~1 Ila not~ mede of' The
ecutor or admmistrator. and you are interested m the es-1965 in ~ 7413, page 333 or r..1 to 1 point In the center tine of installment or princ:lpel and lntereat.
Cue with the coun with tate. you may servtt Upon the ~ A&wlds. Vanzaiilta Sfreet ~ cro feet wrdeJ Nl'lldl ~ ~ JMoat)' 2'. to dma tr to ALSO EXCEPT the tub9urtace lormetty Anaheim Avenue. u a.. 198.4 plus late cnargo. Md all proof of service, a wntten execu r or a rus a r, or Nat• right\. but wttlloul the right ol 1erlbed 1n deed ree«ded AuguSt 8. sut>Mquent 1n11a11metit1 of ptlnCt-
request staung that you de-upon the attorney for the ex-tntry-to tne IUl1ae:e1tlereof or to the 1929 in book 294, poge 380, Oftbal pal and tnter•I and tat• cnargoe.
sire special notice of the m~ «utor or admuustrator. and wbsortaoe above the c1ep1n~ 500 Record•, thenel South o• 31· 30" that by reason thereof, the Pf9Mnl
f . d file with the court with leet. as dedieated to The City of East along lllCf o.nt., hne. 49 3e t>eneficllf)' under l4ICh DeoCI of mg o an mvenlOry an ap-f f Huntington Beach on the map of r..t to a point 1~ south 99• 26' Trust hu dePOSlted with Mid duly
praisement of e5taw assets or proo 0 service, a wntt.en salCI Treet. 50" West parallel 10 the South tine appointed Tru1tea. ~ o.d of
of the peuuons or accounts request st.attng that yau de-PARCEL 2 A non-exctuslve MM-01 said Loi 23. 221 75 rMI to the Trust an4 an dOCumenll evldenQlng
menuoned in Secuon 1200 sire special nouce of the fil. -nent and right-of-way appurtenant true po.nt 01 beginning obtlgallons MCured 1hefeby. and · f d to and for the benehl of Mid Parcel Prop_erty addra• Is purportedly the unOerslgned does hefet>y 0. and 1200.S of the C&liforrua mg 0 an inventory an ap-tin; over. acr099. upon arid through known· 81 1991 ANAHEIM AV-clare all sums eecured thereby Im-
Probate Code. praa$t!J'Tlt'nt of estate assets or the Lots designated G, H Ind J on ENUE. COST A MESA: CALIFORNl,4, medlalety due and payable and
Robert R. Hurwitl of the petiuons or accounts said Tract No. 8040. fOf reeraallonat 92627 does he<eby etec;t to cauae the trust
H it R & mentioned m Section 1200 ourposes. in. ov111. acrou upon and The total amount of the unpld bet-property to t>e sold 10 .. usty the 01~fn:eni!' em e r and 1200.5 of the California ~';:~~~":.i~°i~.:'~~~~i:, ~Pf~~~;>:~•=;:',:',!~ gt!~~·~;~':: thereby
660 Newport Center Dr. Probate Code. •ecreattonot and Yehicutar parking abi.estlmated coet•, bpenees and Cltwlde Trust Deed S«vlcea. tne.
Saile 1S5S K eitb C. Welputt :>urpoMS. and In. over. oetOM. advances 11 lhe lime ol the Initial u trustee
Newport Beacb, Ca. tiHO 1976% MacArthur Blvd., ~= ~"!, ~~:fr~:':ioL%.o~ r,~~~~901 the Notice ot Sale 11 ~ DlaneCa<t90r\. TMteeSaOf-
nt-0781 Suite too Ille purposes ol lngreu lo and Only currently dated CUl'lief's Publlltted Ofa~ Cout Dally Piiot
Published Orange Coast P. 0 . Box 79SS egress lrom 1ald Parcel 1 and othlf Check• Of c«lifled Check• are ac-May 26. June 2. 9. 16. t9M
Daily Pilot May 26. 27. June Newport Beach, CA. 9%660 ~~=,~~~NI ~~Yo that ~ ~11.=1!~':~~ 2n2~4
2, 1984 7 S %-7 31 1 :>ortlon thereof dftc:r11>ed u begin-Said sale wlll be made, but 2219-84 Pubhshed Orange Coast 'ling et Ille most Souti-ty comet of wlt"°"I convonant Of Wllfr111ly _,__
Daily Pilot June 2, 3, 9. 1984 Lot Ras shown on said Trecl map. prest Of 1mptleCI regarding Otte. P\EUC NOTICE
PlB.IC NOTICE
FICTIT10U8 8USINEl8
NAME ST'ATUIENT
The IC>llowtng petM>n II dOtng
business as
SPECIAL TY SOFTWARE DE·
VELOPMENT (SSD). 302 Victoria.
Costa Mesa. CA. 92627
Jack Gerchlk. 302 V>etorla. Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
This business is condueted t>y. 1n
individual Jack Gerch1k
This statement was filed wtlh the
County Cl!'rl<. of Orange County on
May 21. 1984
F24a71
Put>llshed Orange Coat Dally
Piiot May 26. June 2. 9. 16. 1984
2810-84
Ml.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUUEU
NAME STATEMENT
The IOltowlng per~ are doing
bus1neu es
AAR CONSTRUCTION. 2263
Rnehey. Santa Ana. CA 92705
Add-A-Room ConsL Corp Caut ..
2263 Ritchey Santa Ana, CA 92705
This business Is conducted by a
G()fpofatlon.
M E Kofford. Jr . Pres
This statement was filed wtth the
County Clertl or Ofange County
May 25. 1984
SaSu6 tl'lel'lee Southeasterly aJono the potMSSion or eneumbfaneet. to 1------------ooundary lme of lot Hof said TrlC1 tattsly the 1ndebtedne11 MCured by ....,
South 47•10 15 East 65 00 feet said Deed 1nclud1ng the IM and RECOflDEO 5-11..,. PUBllC NOTICE ll'lenee te"Vlng said boundary line of Hl*\M of the trust• and of the IHSTRUMENT ___ ......;..;;.;....;;..;.;.;...;.;.;..;.,_ ___ , said Lot H ~ 42•49·45· East trusts er .. ted t>y said deed. ad-~204IA
NOTICE OF DEATH OF 30 00 feet t North 47• 10 15 v1nees thereunder with m111es1 as TUIO-On1
ADELINE R RECESSO Nest 65 00 feet 10 the most Easterly prov>Cled 111er.,n and the unpaid lllPOflTANT NOTIC&
• • lOlnl of Lot R ol said Tract. thence pronapal ol tl'le note MCUred by sakl IF YOUR "'ONAT'Y .. • ~<>M-aka NATALINA REC~ llong the t>oundery line of SliCI Loi deed With lnter•ll thereon .. ClO•UM MCAU.. 'tOU AM
AND OF PETl'MON TO AD-R South <42'49•45 .. East 30 00 teal provided 1n 111d Nole SEHIHD 1H 'tOUR PAYllDfTS. ff
MIN ISTER ESTATE NO. 10 the potnt of begmn1ng Dated MAY 8 1984 MAV IE SOU> wmtOUT AlfY XXXXX Also excepting from saod Lot G SERRANO RECONVEYANCE CO.,._T ACTION. end yo. ffteJ
that portion ll'lereol described aa COMPANY • have fhe a.o.i fttht IO b41ng row
To all heirs. beneficiaries. oegonnmo at the most Euterty eo<-3731 W•llhtro Boulevard .ecount In 9ood a~ bJ P8J·
creditors and contingent "let ot Lot O of said Tract. tlleoce Los Anoeles. California 90010 Ing alt of,_, paet due peJ'Mfttl
creditors of ADELINE R Southeasterly along the boundary (213) 345-3321 plu. p«mftted coe11 and ea-1ne of Lot H ol said Tract South u such Trustee ~-within thrM monthll from
RECESSO and persons who 47• 10· 15" cast 65.00 reet. thence By ROD HILL the date tltl1 nottc. of defavlt ••
may be otherwise interested eevlng said t>oundary line of said VICE PAEtDENT roc:0tdod
an the will and/or estate: Lot H South 42°49'45" West 30.00 PubUshed orange c 0111 Dally Thie amount le f12.1'1M • °'
leet. thence North 47" to· t5" West Pilot. May 26 June 2. 9. 1984 MaJ t , ttM, Md W11t lftctMM untM A peuuon has been hied 65 oo feet to the most Southerly 277~-84 rCM1r eccount bocomoe CWNnt.
by JUNE M . LINHART in POlntolMldLotO;theneeatongttle Y•mayflOthnetopeytheentn
the Superior Court of Or-boundary line of said Lot 0 North utipeld portion of JOUf eocowtt,
ange County requesting that 42•49·45·· East 30.00 feat to the PlB.JC NOTICE lftft thoutlfl Ml peytMnt ... -.. point of beginning • lftMdod. but yov ntuet '8r IN JUNE M . LlN tfART be ap-and will be IOld at P')bllc auc11on on flCTmOU• ltUl*ell lmOUllt awtod aboft. After ttwM
pomt.ed as personal rep;-lhe front steps 11 the Cotta M... NAME STATEMENT montba ..._.,the.._-' reoofde..
resentauve to admlllister the City Hall. 77 F1ir Drive, Coeta Mee&. The IOllowlng poraons are doing lion of~ docurMftt (wMcfl dete
California. on June '"'9. 198-4. at bustnne as of rK«dMtofl_ appeotw '*'-">· estate of ADELINE R. RE-10 oo a.m . to Ille highest blOd., tor LIDO PLUMBING. 3211 N New-un•• the ~ '*"I ...._
CESSO, aka NATALINA :ashtnlawfulcurrencyolttleUnlted port81vd,Newport8ch.Ca 92663 ctoeed Upoft pannlb a-...
RECESSO (under the Inde-States John Fallon, 640 SI Jamee Rd .. perlod. rou MYe °""' ..........
pendent Adrrurustrauon of The sale Wiii be meoe withOUt Newport 8ch, ca 92663 tteht to 1top tM '°'9ctaaun t.,
:ovenant. or warranty regarding Thia buelnees 11 conducted by an ~ the .....,. MMIUftt de-
Estates Act) The peution IS ntte. pouession, °' encumbrancea. lndlVldual inMded br yow uedltot. T• .._.
set for heanng an Dept No 3 lo utllfy the obligation secured by Jotln Felton out the ecnrnoum ~°" mwt pey, •
at 700 Civic Center Dr . •nd under Ille Power of Sale con-Thos 1111emen1 was flied With the lo «ronge tcw pey!Mftt to •lop the lened In tile Deed of Trust eaeuled County Cleflt of Orange County on 1-'oeure. ~ N ,our ~ ..
West, Santa Ana. CA 92701 by CECIL L. BERUE and THELMA May 21 19&4 In lorocloaute for •"r ott1et on June 27, 1984 at 9:30 A .M J BERLIE. husband and wlfe .. f241317 r-. eo11*t Tow" a Cowitry
IF YOU OBJECT to the Joint Tenants. as Trustor. 10 Amerl-Published Ofanoe Cout Dally a.nk, 125SS IMt INch llwd.,...,
granung of tht> peution. you ::an Home Mortgage Trust DeoCI Pilot May 26. June 2. 9 16. 19~ leech. CA 90740, Attn: LMry Ill. Servlee Corporanon, a California 2806-84 CIOf'tl (213) 5M-t'7a
Sat should either appear at the Corporallon. as Trustea. tor the H JOU haY9 .,., .-•tona. JOU
hearing and state you obj(.'C-t>enelll end seeunty of American lhoukl cont.cl a ...,_ or ttle
f241M2
Published Orange Coast Dally
Pilot June 2 9. 16, 23 1984
Ml.JC NOTICE
Ftem1ou1 IUllNHI
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons ere Clolng
bUSIMSS as· ALEXANDER-PEARE & AS · SOC~ATES. 1151 Dove Street. Suite
130. N B Ca 92660
llnCla Perre. 10120 Llndelmllh.
Whither Ca 90604
Th11 t>u11ness IS conducted by an
lnC11v1du11
Linda Perre
Tnts st11~1 was llled With the
County CleOt of Orange County on
M1,-e1 t984 F2.413a
Publ•shed Ofanoe Coast Daily
P1IOI Mey 26 June 2. 9. 16. t98L
2807-e4
P\&.IC NOTICE
FIC:TITIOUI IUsiMfll
NAME ITATE•NT t11e IOltowtng pt!fson 11 CIOtng
business es THE CALIFORNIA RACOUET-
BA LL ASSOCIATION. 2651
Redlands Or Costa Mesa. C•lll
112627
uons or file written objec-Home Mortgage Corporation, e PUBLIC NOTIC£ pemment ll99ftCJ wMcfl mar
tJons with the court before Caillorn1a· Corporation. u "8we lneured your loel'I.
the hearing Your appear-:~:i=a~:,8t~~~c~t.2i9~~1~ '1~!~:,.~=· LE~ay:' Y=~ "~~
ance may be m person or by Bool< 13978, Page 849. IS ln11ru-The loltowlng penon II doing TAKE PROMPT ACTION.
ment Numbef' 15678 of Offlclel Re-bulllness as NOTICE Ofl DffAULT
yoluFr aYttOoUrneAyRE A CREDI-cords of the County of Orange. KATHY'S COMPUTER BOOK-NOTICE IS HERESY ...GIVEN:
State ol Cahf0<nl1 KEEPING & TYPING SERVICES. THAT Catwlde Trull o.d ServlcM,
TOR or a conungent creditor Notice ol Default and Etectlon to 940 Victoria SI . Costa Mesa, CA inc ta duty appointed Tru•f• ulld«
of the deceased. you must Sell the described real proplfty 92627 1 Deed of Trusl dated December 28. under lhe Deed of Trust WU ,.. Kalhe<lne L. Kroeech. 940 Vie-1983 elCeclUted by LARRY KRUM file your claim with the corded u Instrument Number torla St . Costa Mee•. CA 92627 Ind JUDY KRUM. hu1ban<11nd wife
court or present 1t to the per-82-325375, on ~tembef 15. t99J. This but1neas 19 conducted by an u jotnt ten111t1 as Tru11or. to ...
sonal representative ap-01 Ott1c111 Records of the County of 1ndivld~ :;\ACJI certai" oblloatlon1 In tovor of c. . _..a b h h Orange State of California Katheflne L KrOIKh TOWN & COUNTRY BANK, A CALl-
t'V1n "-"'l y t (." court Wtl in The sate Wiii be conducted by This 111temenl WIS lited With the FORNIA CORPORATION. ..
four months from tt)e date of AMERICAN HOME MORTG~GE County Clerk of Ofange County on t>enefictary rec;orded 12-30-83, ..
first lSSUan<:e of ~ters as TRUST DEED SEAVICE CORPOR• May 21 1984 •nstrumer\I no 83-S93251, Of Ol-
provtded m Section 700 of ATION. A CALIFORNIA CORPOR-fMU10 llCoat Records in Ille Ortice of the
the Probate Code of Cata-~TION whOM address " 666 Pubhlhed Orange Coast Delly Recor~ ol Orange Courity. Call· Baker Stree1. Sult• 263 Costa Pilot May 26 June 2. 9 t6. 198A tornil. 1ncl\ld1ng one note tor IM .mn.1a The hme fo; (1hng Mesa CA 92626. Phone Number 2809-84 )rlnc1pal sum of S226.500 00 theta
clain\S will not expire pnor 714-546-1602 ATTENTl<ltl. ANE breach of. and default In the obll-
to four months from the dat.t> CAHILL :1allons lor whic:h IUCl'I o.d of Princrpel and Interest due DllDtlC W\flC£ trust 11 MC\.lrity has acurred In tl\11 of the heanng noticed above S680.837 50 ... -. nu payment his not been m.O. ot· n,.
YOU MAY EXAMINE Costs ExpenHS arid AdvanQ81 K·t1t11 1n11111men1ofprincipalandlntereet,
the file kept by the court If due (appro111m1taty) S72.176 42 flCTTTIOUl llU .... •I #fllCt'I bec:lrne Clue Jenullfy 28,
You.are interested m the es-TOTAL 1753•01312 NAMalTATl•NT 1914 plus late cl'llf9e, and 8i DATED May t6. 1984 tul>Mquent inllaflmwtll of prind.
tale. you may Sl'rve upon the AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE bu~':.:'~ng pel'IOfll .,. doing pel ltlCl lnler•t and .. ,. Clllt~.
exl'C\Jtor or administrator, or TRUST DEED SERVICE BARClAYS-LAW 17702 Cowan that by reason tf\eteof. the pr..-nt
upon the attorney for the ex-CORPORATION. • Cahlornta Cor· s1~1 lrvl .... CA 9'2714 benerlclatY under IUCI\ Deed Of pq:r~llon ·-• '""• Trutt hat ~led with tald dUfy l'CUtor or admtntstralOr. and By Den111S B Schmucker Re-BARCLAYS STANFORD INVEST-pointed TruttM. IUCf'I Deed Of
ftle With the court Wilt\ oroanltallon T~.... . MENT CORPORATION. CallfOfnll. Trvtt at\d all document• evt<lenClnQ
( f 1 Publl•l'led Orange Coatl Detty rnot tH02 Cowan Stt .. I. Irvine. CA Obllgattons ~ thefeby. and proo o serv ''" a writu-n May tll, 28. J~ 2_ l&M 92714 1,,. undtnlgned d09t rw.oy "°
... MCOMllO 1-t1"M
lld1'WUmN'f' ---T--..n' ~ANTNO'TIC9 • •YOUR l'tM)f'Un ie .. f'OM·
CLOIUM' MCAUM YOU AM ........, .. YOUR 'A~a, ff
lllAY M IOLD wmeouT ltlllY
COURT ACTIOll. IM JW "'9J ._... ..................... ,...,
~ .................. ... "" .... ,...,,... ...... .... ,._.. _. ................... . ............................. ............................
f'MOfded Tii• .......... tu. M?M • .. ... ,.,, ................ ......
four wt 11 ....... OWNftl . ., .. ,.._, ........ ,., .........
Uftpe6d ,....._ .. '"' ....... .......... Ml,., .......... ......,.,IMf ~ .. ...a..., "'9 ................... ...., .....
Menltlt ...... tM ...... ..........
tton ....... dllot&IMM ( ...... _.. .. , ......... ::::::: ...... ,. _....Ille,,._~
;::::;::-~;_. .....
fitl't le atop tlllO loan otu11re bf iMYtnt .... .....,.. .........
IMftdect "7 ,.w CftCMef. To fllt4 .,, tt1e ~• rou ...-. ,.,, ., •• .,,.,.. .., ..,_..to..., ....
toredoeure, oi tf row ..,..,...., te
111 forecllo•ure IM e.u· oth•r
,._., CIOf'ltaot Tew" a Coufltry a.M, ,.,. .... 9Metl ..........
INctl, C:A 90740, AHn: .......,.,., R.
Clan (21') .....,
" ,., .... ..., quetlloM. ,.. IMvld _ ... ~ Of ....
go¥enll'Mftt aeeMY wtltcfl may .._.,. IMWM ,_, tMn.
~. YOU MAY LOii ~GAL MGH'Tt W YOU 00 MOT
TAKI "'OWT ACnoM.
NOTICI Ofl Df,AU\. T
NOTICE IS H!REBY OIVEN:
THAT Cetwlde Trut1 Deed Servteee.
Inc 11 duly appointed TrustM under
a DMCI ofTrutt dated Dec41mber 28,
t983 uecuted by LARRY KAUM
and JUDY KRUM. hueband and Wife
u Joint ten~• u Trus • to ... cure cerlain f avct of
TOWN & COUNT Y BANK, A CALl-
FO R NIA CORPOAATION, H
t>enellc:lwy recorded 12-3043. u lnslrumtnt no 83o-5t3251, ot Of •
fld9I RecofCll In the Ortlol Of the
~der of Orange County, C..11-
fOfnla. lnctudlno one not• tor the
Pflocipll aum of $229,500.00 11'111 • ~eectl of. and defaull In, the ObtJ..
oat1on1 fOf whlllh 8UCfl Deed of
T NII 11 MCUrity l\al acurred In ll'lal
payment l'IU no1 been mede Of: The
lnttallmenl of prlnelpel and In.._,,
wflter\ ~ J ' t984 ptu1 late ctlefge, and II
.ubaequent Installments ot P'tnd-
pal end 1n1., .. 1 and 111e cnargea.
that by reuon thereof. the preeent
t>eneflclary ulld« such DeoCI of
Trust hll dac>otlted with Mid duty
appointed Trull ... IUCl'.I OMd of
Trust and all document• evidencing
obllgatlon1 aecured ,thereby. and
Ille uneleftlgned does hereby <M-
ctare all sum• MCUred t'*-by Im-
mediately due and payable and
doea llereby elecl to cauM the lrutt
ptopelly to be told to Mlllfy IM
obtlgatlona aecured thereby
Daled May 9. 1984 ~ T rut1t Deed Senllcies, lnCI. as tru1tea
BY. Diane Carlson, Truet• Sile Of-
ficer
Publtslled Orange Coast Delly P1tol
May 28. June 2. I . 16. 19M
2772-84
NOTICl Of' flU&.IC Hl!ARtMG
IUOM T.-flU....a COM-
Mtllt\>N °' THI cm °' ,~ TA*VALL.EY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on
Wednesday. June 13. 1994. II '7:30
p m In IM City Counctl Chambers.
10200 Sleter Avenue, Fountain Val-
ley. 11'11 Planning Commission will
hold a public tiunng on the foflow-
1ng llemt
CONDmOHAL UH PHMIT NO.
TIM (ConMu.d from ..., t , ttM)
Petthori tubmllled by Huntington
Beach Union High Schoof Olatrld to uae the Nleblu School llte tor pub-
ltc tchOol purpotM In the following
curriculum areas Parent EdUcaUon,
Bualnese Education, GEO
Certificate Preparation, and Engllah u a Second Langu •.
lXTINltON Of' TIMI -CON-DITION.AL USI NMlllT HO. 410
(CClftltltued frem Mey a, 1tM)
Petition tubmltled by the Balboa
ConstlH'cllon Company tor on ex-
teotlon ol time for the aetl~ period
lor cperatlon or the min~
anct •t~ facility on • portion of
the property owned by the Orange
County Sanitation District at the
nc>fthMl1 corner of Garlleld Awnue
anC1 Wllfd Street
CONOITIOMAL UN KMlllT MO.
Tiii (Contw.. ffOfll illley a, itM)
Petition tubmltted by Oranoe ~
ty Auto Expr... L.-ng for auto
leulng and auto ..... 11 18021
Euelld Street
COHDmONAL UN NMllT MO.
711
Petition aobmllted by 8redley Wile«
to allow fOf the off ale of beer f'ld
wine •n contunctlOn 1111th a •t market II 17205 Brookhuflt Street.
CONOmONAl Ull NRMIT NO.
712
Petition IUbmllted by t<lng of Oloty
Luthetan Church lor addition of fef-
lowlhlp hell and •labltahmerlt ol
day care facility located It 10280
Slater Avenue
Rl!VlllON Ofl HCTION 21.11.0IO
Ofl THI 'OUNTAIN VALLIY MU-NtCM'A.L COH
Propoaed amendment ot Fount.in Va~ Zoning Ordtl\al'Qe Tille 21 tn-
lllated by 1118 Fountain Valley Ptan-
l)lng Commlallon to 9dd See11on 8
to Chapter 21 78 080 with r.-enoe
to the understonding and ~
lance ot QOrldltlons lmpOMd In con·
function wl1h condttlonat uea permit
approval '
THESE MATIERS er. being pro-
caaed punuant to the PlanNnO
Laws of Ille State of ~fomle. Gov-
ernment Code. 8,000 et aeq . and
IM Fountain vaney MunlCIPll (;oda,
Title 2t
THOSE DESIRING TO teatlfy tn
lavC>f OI In Of)POtltlOn to the pr~ Wit! be ~ on op.
portunlty to dO to at the pu*
llMmlng " turthet lntormetion la deelred. ~ may contact the Plan·
nlng Dtparlment at M3-1321 and
~,., to the abOV9 ham•
DON COHTRAMAN
Actlng s.ctllaiy
Plannlng COrnmlNlon ~bllahed Ofange Cout OflllY Piiot,
Juna 2, 1944 SA2 Scott Ou1nn Winters. 2851
Redlands Dr , Coste Mesa. Calif
This bu11nau ta conducted by· •n
lndlviduat
Scott 0 Wtn1er1
Tiiis llllement WIS flied with the
County Clerk of Ot1t1Q8 County on
request Stating that·you de· 21175-94 BARCLA'(S ROYALTY INVEST-••••Haum•secured l
stre special notke of the fil • ~~~ g1=-~~1~;27\~702, mediately due and ·=:...::;.,.-.,....."""'
ang of an inventory and ap 8ARCL.AV8 ALL8TATt INVEST· donhef•bYeieetlOC.UMi1'11Arwll
May 1 111&4
P'Mll11
Publlll'led Or.nge Coalt Delly
PllOI May f2. 11.. 26, J\1111 2. tM4 y 25t5-84
t { te C,... ,._, to be a.old to Mt praJ.Semen o esta a,s.,ets or MENT .,..,POAATION ....... 1rom1a. •uone MaKed ''*'
of the peuuons or accounu 17702 Cowan Street. ltvloe. CA. ted Mey I tNA
menuoned ln SectJon 1200 Pta.JC *>TIC( 112~Y8 AOYALTV OAOUP. INC.. Tru. 0..0 hrvteea. lnO.
and 1200 5 of the C.a!Jforrua '1CnTtOUl IU ... IS 11702 Cowen Stre.t. INlne. CA y~= can ' Tn.ttt 8aM or Probate Code NAllll ITAfDlbrf 12714 • .on. .. •
TIMOTHY J . BLIEO • The foaowtng pertons .,. dolfl9 9AACLAYI AMEA~AN CAPI-b111Mc1 Ofano-~ ~ Not
GALa LlEIVDAN, SCHM~ING ~N. Je 15 s...hor• Or . ~:}02 ~"~=: =~~· •Y 21. June 2 ••• te, 1* 6 L ~ IUCll. CMI 12183 t2714 2n2 ....
'1CmlOUl IUIMH t787 8rt1tol, Salle lot Margaret JMnne Wynne. MH LAW AUOCIAJD,. Louillanl ~ ITA~ Cott.I Mesi CA IHH s.ew>rtDr Naw90rtleadt.c.t Corc»orl1IOI\ l'O. Boll 845, '*-The followoing l*"9Cl'I It do.no • -i2e63 nongs, LoulallM 70$4t
bu"'*9 .. 8i0·Ht0 Jam.a M1tt1n Wynne. 3e 16 S.. Thia bullf*t II condueted by a
CAW'OANIA IMPAINT 833 Publtshtd Orange eoa..t tllota Dr . ~ 9eacfl. Calif ~., ~~ .,~~!~· s:_~a,,"".;o:.;' ~~7,~52 DaJly P1lo1 Junl" 2, 3. 9. 1~84 12"3 101 ~.n111,=::"!~'::'~
ShOfenn. lJI SaSu5 SoT~~'l':. ~Calif ,Cpuncy Cteni of 0r.,. Collrl~ on
1, HUnhngton leach. Callf 02'47 911ot Aprll 2,, 1N4
Jl\ia ~ I eonducted by an ln•-•.-n-•efye• tlU ~ii conducted 11)', I.., <'".".:':~ ndi¥tdUll •" ,....... l)efl«al ~ PU Oiange '-'-t ~
I\ w Voe&er ·11n Ill apen 11111 not hiQ.11 Maroaret ~Wynne Piiot M1y ~ Juf!e 2. I , 11. tW Th~ ttatetnent wu flied wtlh the 1n pm:•. reuol'labtf, Thie tatament w: filed lll!lffl the 2W 84
County Cieri! of Orange Collntv on eta&&;fi.d lllJ -.. County Cletk of Orange County on M•~ 1. 1... edll9ft•lln9 rm91 ~•Y 1, t91A
ne&117 'Mlln
P\lblltlled 0rencie Coatt o.i1y Classified Adver111ing Put>1111'1ed Orlll!Qe Coat• ~
P•IOC M•y It, Ill. 21, June 2, 1084 8:42-5878 PllOI May 12, 18. 2e. JI.Ina .a. 11S..
1!116-14 2S1t.t•
'
C~ll 10-5671.
Put a few word,
lo work lot ou.
OfUMCW COUNJ'Y IUPINOfl COURT 100 Ctvtc C_.., Dr._....
lante Ma. CA. tz701 ~SA.V· IHGS ANO LOAN ASSOCtATIOH
[)etandant: KENIE LEE BRAHAM,
an lndlvidual; H\JJD'1NOTON HAR-
BOUR CORPORATION, a Delaware
Corporation, W M 8 .
ENTERPRISES. INC.. a Callfomtt
corpor•11on: SEA BRIDGE HOME~ OWNERS ASSOCIATION; ADINA
ROSS. an tndillldual; THE ST"ATE
OF CALIFORNIA; and DOES i ttwouoti 10, lnclull~.
Cue No 418305 WOM8 NOTICEI Yo. M¥e bMll ...._
The court ...., ........... ,_ wttttout JOUf .._ ~ _....
JOU ..,...._ wlttllft • cleJe. ._...,
tti. ""°""*'°" below. If you wisti to Mele the edYlce of
an attorney In thll metter, you
shOuld do ao promptly ao that your
written response, It 111y, may be
filed on time.
AVISOIUated Ila lkSo detl!M-
dado. El lrlbun\a, IMe ~ eoRa
traUd.IMM dlt~• ........ ... Ud. ,......... ..... ...
lM le lftformaeWI ... ......
",.., ....... Mell Ille ....... ..
.,. -~ In tMa MltMf, ,..,
ahould do M SM Ofllptly M lMt yew
.mt'9ft rMlllRM." loflJ,..., ...
flied Oft UlM.
llUet.ddeeM ......... 0.-..................... _. !:l..J::.:::: flecerle 111• . .............. . r...,.... ............. .., ....... ,.._,.....,.. . .......,
1·TO THE bEffl*)ANT: A cMI
eomp&altlt hea beeft MM br, -petntttl ....,... ,.. .. ,.. wftlt ..
6tMftd Uife ........ ,.., ......
•lttllfl • days alter tNs aummon1
11 tef1l9d on you, tile with this court
a wrlttflf) r~11 to the COIN)laln1.
Unless you do. your default'wlH be
ent.,ed on appjlcatlon of the plaln-
tlff, and this cour1 mey entat a
fudgemenl agaln1l you fOf lhe r.itef
de!Nloded In the oompllilnt. wNeh
could reeult In garnlatunent l>I
Wiget. taklnQ OI mon.y Of property
Of other retlef requested In the com-
platnt.
Oeted: DK. 14, 1983 LEE A. BRANCH, Cler1( ey· GAIL CARPENTER. Deputy ~L-...E-.. MdlenN c..-. CUMO ,,, Ari• ltwd.. ate. tto
Co.ta ...... CA. tmt
7St ..... .
Publbhed Orange Cout Dally Pilot
May 26. J\.IM 2. 9. 16. 19&4
1681-.84
F1CTmOUI llUSINIH
NAmlTATEMENT
The foflowlng P1rtona are OOinO
bualneaau:
SATELLITE TV SPECIALIST,
708 N. Valley. Sult• G, Anaheim.
Cal. 12801
lnletCOf'lttnatal Products Corpor-
ation. a Utan corp .. 8884 So Co1·
tonwood St., • 1. Midvale. Utah
64047
This bl.laineea la conducted by. a
()O(p()fallon.
lnte«:ontlnental .Prodt.let Qoo).
Cati Reynolds, Director
Thia statement wu flied with lhe
County Clerk of Orange eouncy on
May 21. 1984 ,,...
Pub44tfled Orange Coal Daly
Piiot Mey 2a. June a. 9. te. 11114
280t-8<4
Ml.IC NOTICE
..
. . . .,. I
Pitching fails in 14-9 loss to Laney.
but Pirates win second game, 11-3
score five times i.!' the ninth innina of
Che f111t pme Fnday.
The Pirates held a .-.1 lead but pve
up four unearned runs in the seventh
jnnina. The Ea&)es. who won the .
FRESNO -Dcfendina state
champion Colleae of the Canyons IS
aone, and so 1s Saddle back, bl.lt Coach
Mike Mayne's Ora~e Coast College
baseball team remains Jlive in the
state community college baseball
tournament here -barely.
OCC .dropped a 14-9 dcetsion to
Laney College of Oakland Friday
morning but battled back to rout San
Bernardino VoJley 11-3 Friday niibt
to keep its hopes of a st.ate cham-
pionship alive.
OCC will meet Sacramento City
ColJege today at 2 p.m. at Oovis High
Golden Gate Conferenoe, then came School and try to capture the title the up with five in tbe ninth iocludina a
hard way -1 by workin& its way up solo homer by Robby Will10o and a
throuib the loscn bracket of the nine-two-run double by La!!)' Allen -all
team tournament. ' off reliever and loser Eric Reinholtz.
Should the Pirates win this after· The Laney comeback sp<>iled a 4-
noon, they would 'play the loser of a for-S effort by OCCs Jcf Garcia (be
aame between Laney and LA Harbor. has seven hill an three tourney
Even though the Pirates have lost a pmes). ·
gall)e. the)' are among the final four The comeback also made th_ings
teams which arc still alive -joining that much more miserable for OCC
Laney. Harbor and ~cramento CC. which played in 97 dearee Saet;amen~o ehmanated Canyons, temperatures in a p.me that lasted
8-0 Fnday mght. _ three hours and 41 minutes.
OCC came dangerously close to .. I'm very displeased with the
elimination by allowing Laney to performance of our pitchina stair,"
Admitted Mayne between pmcs.
"We JUSt COUidn't teem CO iJ:iroW strikes. We. put too many men on
base ... (OCC Wa1Ud 12 Laney bat·.
ten).
The Pi~tes jumped on a bus
immediately after the . pme and
beaded for Fresno State Univenity's
Bciden Field for anolh~ pme WJth
San Bernardino Valley.
Coast went to the Ions ball 1n the
second pmc u Joe Kwolek. Dev~
Rolland and Damon Berryhilf.
clouted home runs and· Mike Senne
added a triple as the Pirates opened a
6.2 lead after two inn1n15.
Steve Mendon pve tbe Coast
pitcbin& staff a rest by hurli~ a
complete pme, all6wiDJ the Indians
just five hits while strikina out nine.
Meanwhile, OCCs sophomore
•
dclipated biner K.cvUa a...-• a IChoOI rccotd IOi 1iD11i ..._ RBI
whea be Uocted ia ·hil 4ID nan al"
the ICUOD in the fine pmc. Ma~ is ex~ 10 IWt
f'n!Mman Jeff Goellld9 iD todaY"• ~with s.crame.to oc. GOenJCb.
piqued by bKk problems lhl•
ICllOR. bu pitcbed jutt 11 ~, inoiap r
this year. · SboUJd . occ deftat s.ctamento
arid lbeft.p> on to beat eitber Laney er Hamor~ the Pima wwld fitid ~
aclvcs in the cbampiombip ~but
still Deed two victories OVCI' tbe the
other finalist to claim &tat crown an
Sunday. '
Saddleback. mean~ f&W iu
season come to aclOle utbe Ga~
were defeated by San Bernardino 1 CJ.I
in an early pine •
Rivalry
takes· a
backseat -
Barons win, 12-Q ___ ,....
bUt was anyone
keepJng score?
BJ CUllT SBEDEN ...............
Do we · waat tbe btl1I aiiW'! -•
f.diJon Hilfl cbeer'lalder.
No! -anonymous "&1iJon Hilh fans. - .
Indeed. the riValry between EdilOll
and F4UDtaiD Valley hp ~so
have mellowed in \his, the leCODd
year-of the tcboob' annual alum.Di
football .ma.
Friday niabt at OraQIC Cout CoUeet. Fountain Valley made it two
.tl\UOUU in a row with• l 2.0 viictory
bdort 3,SOO fam who tepned to be
more into nostallia thaJi cut throat
football.
. "Do you know there was even talk
of bavtOC a combined after-pine
oartv?" .noted &fuon Coecll Bill Wortman after the pme. .. We
couJdn 't do that a few yean llO· .. Havi.na tbe opportunity to ert totether with ~ friends -and ex-
enemies-teeS to supaocde the loat-
time rivalry wbiob bas developt:id
, over tbeyan ~een the two Suote:t
~ .csw:-oyed what took placle
.._ ._ ,...__, ...... ...., Friday nilbt, as did tbe playen, wbo
l'oantaln Valley'• D99e Deeper (left) dh•eta lnto pile of Edleon defendera, while Cfaarfer Mark CbUJCbwanl It cat down by 8uon defender Frtday mpt. (Pleue ... ~1'8/BI)
Corbett provides needed.relief TODAY
He comes out of the bullpen to bail out
Witt in 5-2 Angels' victory over Indians
allowina six hits. walking eiaht and
striking out seven before beina re-
lieved with one out in the ninth by
Ernie Camacho.
CLEVELAND (AP) -Doua Cor-
bett feels happy that bis baseball
careeris back on the upswina, but he's
even more thankful that he has his life
priorities in order.
"I have ~ too much imp<>n-.ancc on ball and tryina to
1uoceed. My pcnpective was all out
kilter. Now baseball is still fun but the
Lord and my family come before
that," Corbett said after tossina 2'n
inninp on one-bit relief pitcbina to
save the Anaels' S·2 victory over the
Oevelaod Indians Niday night.
"When mywife delivered twins last
November and we almost lost one on
Christmas Eve, it 101 my priorities
straiaht." Corbett said.
Corbett explained that on
Christmu Eve, one of his twin sons,
Jason, .. had turned blue and stopped
breathina.
"The Lord touch me and said
'Remember the CPR you learned I 0
years qo. • I used the CPR the bes~ I
could and my son came out of It.
There's more to it afterward. but
thankfully, he's now all right," the 31-
Ethiopia latest
to boycott Games
PARIS (AP) -The Los An-
teles Olympics is a victim of the
cold war. and the threat of
boycotts and similar problems
mu1t be 90nsidered in dctermin·
ina future Games sites, the presi·
dent of the International Olympic
Committee said Friday.
Meanwhile, the Soviet news
aaency Tass reponed -that
Ethiopia's national Olympic
committe said it would not send a
acem to Loi Anteles. Moscow's
attonaest African aUy thus be·
came the llth country tojo1n the
Kremlin·lcd bOycou.
Juan Antonio S&maranch told
a ~nfetence the in'cvcrsible
Soviet . bloc boycott of the Los
Anacles Game, is linked . with
.. \he political iension in the world
between the Uflited States and \he
9oYiet Union, and we att1)1lyina
for thi1 tension:· '
He •treated that the toe dc-
cwon to hold the 1988 Summer
Games an Seoul, South Korea,
W11 deftnitive, but' declined to
COllHllCfl on lhi I 992 saw:.
year-old naht-hander said ot Jason's
recovery.
Corbett bad been o ne the American
League'stoprelieversin 1980-81 with
the Minnesota Twins, but struuJed
with the Angels in 1982 and S:t>ent
most of last season in the mtnor
lca,cues
His performance against Oeveland
lowered his earned run average to
2.86 and bis second save perserved
Mike Witt's fifth victory.
Mike Brown and Bob Boone each
drove in two Angel runs.
Witt, S-S, yielded both Indian runs
on 10 hits over the first 61/J inninas.
. strikina out eight, before Corbett
came on to pitch hitless ball and p in
his second save. It was Cleveland's
23rd loss in its last 30 prncs.
Rick Su1clifTe. 3-S. took the loss.
Rod Carew slapped a single leading
off the fourth inning, and after two
outs Reggie Jack.son walked. Brown
sin&led home Carew, Rob Wilfona's
inneld sinaJe loaded the bases and
Boone lined a two-run sinJ)e for a 3..Q
Angels lead.
Brown hit into a-force play to drive
in another run in the fifth after the
Angels bad loaded the bases on walks
to Carew and Jackson, sandwiched
around shorutopJulio Franco'serror
on DcCinces' ground ball. Q~veland, scored a run in the fifth
on a walk to Brett Butler and sin&les
by Tony Bernazard and Mike lfar-
grove. Their other run came in the
sevcmth OD Andre Thornton's
seventh homer.
The Angels' final run came in the
ninth when Fred Lynn singled in Dick
Schofield.
BASEBALL
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HORSE RACING
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·North ekes oµt volleyball win
South girls breeze to victory
in county All-Star match up
By HUGH SILER .,..... .... .,.., ........
The seventh annual Orange County All Star volleyball
tournament was held Fridax, ni&bt at El Toro H-ati. with
the boys North County All.Stars aJona with the airls South
team posting impressive match wins.
In the boys division, the first four pmcs v.ue s9lit
between the two teams with the North coming up ~th
\\'U\s I S-3 and IS· 10 in the first and third pmcs.
Jn 1he ~ecisi'f'e fifth-pme; -the---Notth--came--out
JSrepared as at opened up a comfortable 7·1 lead and
coasted the rest of the way, plnina an easy I S-3 win.
"With Jon Wallace doina our settina. it made thlnas
quate easy. Wath the talent we bad. their wuo 'ta '*hole lot
we COUid teacn toe IUYS ID lhe UU'CC pr&CltOCS Ulal we had, ..
North Coach Tom Peltolesi stated.
Behind the efTecuve slams of Scott McKcou&)t, the
'sets of Wallace, and the serves and kills of Mike Crowley,
the North cruised uncontested in the decidana fifth pme.
Up 2-1, the North jumped out in front and never
looked back as Crowley rattled off five consecuitive p<>ints,
aided by the kills of McK~Uah-
Steve LepatMr and Scott Fortune played well in a
losmg cause for the South.
ln the &iris division. the South dominated eKh pme.
IS-S, IS-7,and IS.Suiteasily wentontowinthematchan
less than an hour. ·
•we bad a lot of talent that tttmed to mesh totether
very well for us. Most of the prt have been trained by
Cbarlie Brande in the Oranae County Volleyball Cub ·~~£'°it mademy.job~ery-.)'/' •happy South Coach
Mike Neece said. . Setters Julie Cook Trad Mil&cfs played exceptional.
constantly preparina Julie E~ Heather Mennea.ly and
Darcy Pukard with balls to be disposed of. . . . .
Lakers hoping to recover Sunday .
·80 TON (AP) -It was a finish
filled with .hcart-l)()undi!ll thrills
wonhy oh champ1onSh1p acn But
at was lack.int )n champic>Mhi~
caliber basketblll.
Helped bY four LOI An&ln laker
m11t&kes, Botton surv1vta 1ts own
erron lO craw dc6ati jn the last 20
seconds of the founh quancr and
oven1me and make fnd.ay's fliaht to
I
I
I
Los Anaeles ••a little easier," said
Celtic hero Scott Wedmao.
BOllon' 124-121 VlCtory.-bere
Thursday n t evened the btst-of·
en final round.t 1-1, With aam
three and four in 1n&)cwo0d unday
iod WtdndCSay o&jhL
The rn~or mitNet ~n whb 20
second left in rc:auluion ttme and the
lak.cn lcadina 11 '-1 l I. t that J)C)int.
cHak miaKd two ftee
Honeycutt'& woes
are behind him ·
Hurler now 7 .. -2
after easy win
over Astros, 6-2
LOS ANGELES (AP) -As far as
Rick Honeycutt and the Los Anleles
Dod&en are concerned. his pitch.ins
problems of 1983 are only a distant
me(llory now.
After brin& acquired from Texas
last Auaust, Honeycutt staned slowly
as a I>od.&erwith a 2-3 record. But he's
7·2 and ranks second in the National
Lequc in earned run averate this
year after pitchini Los Anaelcs to a
6.2 victory over the Houston Astros
Friday night.
"Every pitcher wants to get off fS"a
start hke this." satd Hon~t,
whose ERA is now 1.87 after his ,u..
hitter. "But I'm even happier about
pitching well. t wanted to show I'm a
better pitcher than I showed last
year."
"Rick's showina why we traded for
him." said Los Angeles Manqer
Tommy Lasorda. "He pitched an
outstand•na pmc for us toniaht. just
the way he's done all year."
Honeycutt struck out three and
walked only two u the Dodaers woo
their tbnd straiabt and held on to fint
place Ln me NL West Division.
"He's a pretty touab pitcher and
he's very difficult to hit," said
Houston Maoqer Bob Lillis.
.. Honeyaatt did the job apinst us
tooiahl After the fust inni'!-we <:<>~dn't do m~-~ him ...
The Dodaers took advantage of two ·
Houston errors in a ~run sixth innina and beat the Astrol 6-2 for
their third victory in a row. •
The win allowed them to bokl onto
fint place in the National Leaaue
West.
Houston aot both its runs in the
fint off Honeycutt.
Kevin Bass beat out an infield sin&le. went to third on a liDale by
Enos Cabell and IOORld Oii JOIC Crui'
sacrifice fly. Cabell stole tee0nd and
scored on JerTy Mumpbrey's sinale.
With two out m tbe ~ ftm.
Pedro Guerrero and Franklin Stubbs
singled off Houston Staner Nolap
Ryan. Mike Scioscia's single scored
both GuerTero and Stubbs, wbo WU
running on the l-2 pitch.
Ryan pve way after four illlliop to
reliever Vern Ruhle wben be de-
velo~ a blister on the middle fiqer
of h11 pitchina band. The ~
broke the tie in the sixth with three
unearned runsoffofRuhlc, 0-3.
With one ou~t Sciascia reached flnt on shortst9p · Reynolds' error
and went to lh on Terry Wllit-
fieJd'ssingJe to oenter. Sao1ciucored
on Bob BaiJor's suicide squet:ze and
Whitfield came home when Ruhle. ficl~ the bunt, threw the ball into riabt field. .. . .
Bailor, who went to third OD the
play, came home on Dave Andei'lon•a
&incJe.
Candy Maldonado's homer of J~
Sambito in tbe eiahth tcorcd tbe Dodaets' finll nm.
OCC oarsmen bJ fb:Jal•
' •
Orange Co.st OAJL V PILOT l&aturday. J une a. 198A ' ..
Conquerors hold on to win. CIE cr£1:wn ~errell •napa
Moran'••tr•
Ktlly Moran of Huntinat
Beach aaw hit three-week w
ni.QJ streak btokeo in the ICtlt ma.&n cvent'friday, u Whittie
Dubb Fmtll raCtd to victc
durina the weekly rnototcy1
racioa prosram at the OrU
C"°wuy Fairp'ouods.
e~rt Christian builds btg early ead.
then warts Crossroads comeback, 8-7·
~ina and w10n1na rons on ,econd And
third when me p me ended. ,
The Conquerors fi nished the cam·
p&J&n Wlth a ?S-S recoTd while
droppu11 the. Lop.s.eedcd Road-
runners to 2S.3. LOS ANGELES-Ncwpon Olris-
tiao Htab claimed the C IF Small
Schools baseball champ1onstup an its
fint trip to the finals Friday ruabt.
boldina off Crouroads. 8-7 at Jaclue
Robinson Field on the UCLA cam-
pus.
the Roadrunners mounted a co.me-
beck and pulled to within one in the
top o f the aeventh 1nruna.
But, Wlth runners at second and
thinl and two o uts in the seventh,
Chns Howard came to the rescue of
wmnina pitcher David Cilia)', strik-
ing out the last baner on a 2-2 pitch.
Crossroads stranded the p<>tent1aJ
Newpon Christian opened the
scorina wt th a nin in the bonom of the
firft as Randy Stuart sinaled took
second on a sacrifice and 1()0~ on
Howard's triple. The Conquerors built an 8-J ad-
van~ in the fowth tnntn1 before
SPOR TS BREAK
Howe·grievance ·
settleQ, he'll sit.
out rest of year
From AP dlspatclaea
NEW \ORK -.\ pending gne' a nee Iii
heann& 1n,ol,tng Ste'e Ho"'e has been
settled and the Los Angeles Dodgers· relief
patcher will sit out the n:mamder of the the 1984 season
wha le undergoing drug rehab1htat1on. Comm1ss1oner
Bowie Kuhn announred Fnday.
Howe was suspended by Kuhn for one year on Dec.
15. 1983 for repeated cocaine m'olvement. and a
gnevance heanng challengrng Kuhn's ruling had been
scheduled for Tue~a) 1n Los Angeles.
.. Wuh all panics agrttmg that he should concen-
trate for the present on rehabilitation and recover)
rather than baseball" all 1ssue-s related to the gnevance
have be.en settled. Kuhn's statement said.
Howe's suspension was not lifted.
Kuhn said the acuon was taken after-discussions
. which included Howe and has attorney. Ja m Hawkins.
the DodJers and the MaJor League Baseball Players
Assoc1auon. . .. Steve continues in treatment.~ said Kuhn, ... and
there as unanimity of feehng among us. incl uding
Steve's medlcal ad"1sers. that a return to· baseball this
season wo uld not be appropn ate. The most important
thing for this young man 1s has long-range recovery."
As part of the grievance resolution. the Dodt,.ers
ha,·e agreed to extend financial arrangements covenng
Howe's treatment and has famil y's necessary hvmg
eApenses. Kuhn said
The comm~oner also said .. probationary terms
also wall conunue. 1ncludmg semi-weekly testing and
other req uirements to assure conunuance of Howe's
rehab1htat1on program and absti nence from druss."
In a prepared ~tatement issued through the
Dodgers. Howe sa1d. ·1 must face up to the reality that if
I trul} put m} recover) first then I should not return to
baseball this )ear.
.. M) doctor. m) therapist and fellow members of
m} recovery program have urged me to take more time
before subJecttng myself to the high emotio ns and stress
of a pennant race:· he said.
"I am follo"1ng their ad' ace and putting m) long-
term reco' en-ahead of m' natural desire lo be on the
pla}1ng fi eld ·"uh m) teammates. I therefore Wi ii nol
return 10 baseball th as ~ear but look forward lo the 1985
champ1onsh1p season ..
Quote of tbe day
l>Gn"Sm&th. Atlanta Falcons~ tnd, on
the expected return of fetlow de~ end Jeff
Yee1W tor. 13th NFL eeuon: "The thing that'•
kept Jeff around ls his longevity."
Memphis kicks its wa y t o win
Alu Duca.a kicked field goaJs of 45 s
and 52 yards 10 the final two minutes of 411 t
play Fnday night to &J "e the Memphis
Showboats a bean-stopping 20-17 victory
over the New Orleans Breaker.; in a U nJted States
Football League game. Duncan's 52-yarder cleared the
goalposts with two seconds left on the clock ... In
another USFL game Friday, Michigan's Oliver' Davh
intercepted a pass by San Antonio quarterback Rick
Neabel1el and ran 27 yards for a touchdown 22 seconds
into overtime to gi ve the Panther.; a 23-17 victory over
the G unslingers.
The Conqueron made it 4-0 in the
Pirates hand Montreal victory
Reliever Rod Scany wild pitched 111· home the first run and muffed a throw from
catcherToay Pua to let the seco nd score as
Montreal scored two ninth-innina runs to
brca.lc a scoreless tic and 1J ve the Expos and C'laarlle Lea
a 2-0 "'in over PiitsburJh in National leque action
Fnday night Lea, 9.2, scattered fi ve hits over eight
innings. He was repla~ in ninth by Reardon, who
worked a perfect mnana for bis Clghth save ...
Elsewhere. Ryne Sandbers had two home runs and a
sinaJe and Rick ReHcbel won his
third straight game as Chicago
routed Philadelphia, 12-3. Sand-
bcrg's fint homer, his fourth of
the year. broke a 2-2 tie in the
fifth. Hts fifth, an inning later,
made it 6-2 and helped break the
game open ... Ti~ Ludram'•
one-out, pinch-hit single broke a
l -Hic and·ADcly Vu Slfke added
a two-run single to highliJbt a
four-run ninth as St\. Louis de-
Lea feated New York, 5-1. Joaqu.IJI
Anda.jar, 9-4, allQwed six hits and struck out seven
through eight innings to join Lea, who woo earlier in the
evenmg, as a nine-game winner . . . Alu Trevlao't
basc~loaded double high.lighted a five-run seven.th
annmg that powered Atlanta lo a come-from-behind 7-3
victory over Cintinnati and a doubleheader sweep of
the Reds. C'ratfMcMllrlry sea~ lliree ruts over 81/J
innings to help the Braves take the first c.ame, 4-2 ...
Brad Wellmu and ClatU Davit had three h1ts apiece and
the Giants bcnefitt.ed from a sloppy San Diego defense
to post a 11-7 vjctocy over the.~
Baltimore pounded by Detroit
Alu Trammell, C.et Lemon and Iii Luce Parrt19a hit home runs-to back the
combined seven-bit pitching of Du Pe~
and Doa1 Bair as Octroil bombed Ball1-
morc, I 4-2, Friday night in the fint game of their
weekend showdowe_. TrammelJ's seventh homer of the
year keyed a six-run second inning, Lemon's I 0th of the
season drove in lbrcc runs in the third and Parrish's
ninth highlighted a three-run fourth. Petry, 8-2.
scattered three hits in six innings, waJking one and
striking out one, before Bair took
over . . . In other American
League gameS:: Cliff JolulaoD and
Willie Upsbaw slugged two-run
homers lo lead T oronto's 15-hit
attack and Doyle AJeUDder scat-
tered five New York hits in eight
innings as the Blue Jays routed
the Yankees, 10-2. The Blue Jays
jumped on Ray FoD&e.ao&, 1-5, for
four runs in the first innins. then
put the game away with their fi ve-
Petry run founh highbghted by John-
son's fifth homer of lhe year and Upshaw's mnth ...
Mike Easler'• two-run tnple sparked a three-run fourth
inning and Brace Hant pitched a fi ve-hitter to lead
Boston to a 3-1 victory over Milwaukee ... Willie
WlltoD hit his 13th career inside-the-park home run and
C'laarlie Lelbraadt scattered six hits over eight innings
in his first American League game as Kansas City
downed Minnesota, 7-1 ... Baroid BaJnes, Vantt Law
and Gree Walker hit two-run homers, Walker's
breaking a sixth-inning ue, to p<>wer Chica&o to a 6-4
victory over Oakland. Joe Morsu hit a solo homer for
the A's in the first inniDJ and Brace Bocbte hit a two-
run shot for Oakland an the second, both off Tom
Seaver. JUD A1osto, 1-0, was the winner with 31/J
inni~ of hitless relief ... Kea Pb.el~ hil bis sixth
homer Of the season in the top of the eighth inning, a tie-
breaking shot that helped boost Seanle to a 5-3 victory
over Texas.
I .. l~1lllN SmTrl-h, Glaser 'l'f) J ,_ •. SJ\II.. remain perfect
Huntington Beach pair take
third win at Tornado trials
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LONG BEACH -After three races in the Olympic
trials for the Tornado Class. Randy Smyth and Jay Glaser
arc look.in& Liking Olympians came July JI.
The Huntington Beach pair have won alJ three races.
The fourth race will be sailed today. a day that was
scheduled as the firsl of three days off, but because
Thursdaf a race was aborted for lack e f wind, the Tornado
sailors wtll have only three days rest.
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Goina into today's fourth race, Smyth and G laser are
leading the second-place tcAm. Michael Zuteck and
Dou&Las Cummings by 21. 7 points. The Dallas team
finislied second in Friday't liaht air race, bul a seventh-pl~ce finish in the fint race sadd1°"'1bem with 13 penalty
points.
The Tornado Ciu s as stall beina scored Wlthout a
throwout because they have onJ y sailed three ra<:e$. The
A ying Dutchman Class, which completed its founh race as
beifll scored with one throwout.
Ho bie Alter Jr. of Cap11trano Beach fin11hed 14th
Fnday but still hanas onto third place in the standinas with
28. 7 e_enalty ~ints. After today's race. he and his crew,
Alan EJUsa wtll be able to llflOre the 14th-place finish (21
penalty p<>mts).
second as John Lee received a one-out
wall(, CbrisCapot ~ached on an error
aod Peter Dean walke(l lo load the
ba~
tnpJed m a pair of runs.
Thc-n Mark FN'<ff'n<'k..On <11inaled
in what proved to be the. eventual
winni.ni run. altbouah at the time it
appeared to be icina on the cake as it
made the score 8-3. " . Stuart then doubled in t"'o and
Howard followed with a base bu to
score Dean. ·
NewPort Chnsuan raked three
Crossroads pitchers for four runs in
the fo11rth. Cap<>t walked, Dean
doubled off the center-field fe nce to
bnog an Cap<>t, and Jeff Motske
But, Crossroads battled back wt th 1
lone run m the fifth and three more in
the seventh.
femU edaed Moran to win J fl~ scratch main event of 1
1e1son, while Huoti..Qton Belcl
Alan Christian wu diJ.rd. Cillay1 w~o bailed out Howard an
the semafi naJ win ov'cr Rio Hondo
Prep, this time required Howard's
help. And Howard came tbrouaJ'I.
A crowd of 6, 721 wu on hat
to witneu the Pf'OIJ'lm.
Norman takes four-shot lead
Australian Grea Normu used bis n
awesome length off the tee to advantage an
compiling another 4-under-par 68 and
mov1ng oul to a four-stroke lead Friday an '
the second round of the Kemper Open Golf To ur-
nament in Bethesda. Md. Norman. 29, reached the
tournament halfway point with a 136 total, eight shots
under par. Only rookie Brad Faxon could keep hjm in
sight. Paxon reeled off a string of three consecutive
birdies -interrupted by a one hour, 25 minute
afternoon storm d~ay -on the way to a 68 and a 140
total .. ': Betsy Klllg, b1dd1ng to become the first thrcc-
tame winner in women's professional golf this year.
parlayed her best putting round of 1984 into a 5-under-
par 67 and the midway lead in the LPGA Cham-
pionsh1pat Mason. Ohio. King, 28. needed just 22 putts
on the Nicklaus Golf Center's G rizzly areens, leading
her to a 36-holc total of 139, fi ve strokes better lban par
10 this major tournament ... In a seniors event in
Sparks, Nev., club pro Bob Stone posted a no-bogey 4-
under-par 68 to take a one-shot lead over Du Sikes
after the first round of play.
Flustered McEnroe advances
PARIS -John McEnroe.' angered by ~
the court. the crowd and the cameramen.
was warned and penalized Friday before
overcomin~ fellow Amencan Mel Purcell
an lhe th a rd round .. of th~ French Q pcn .tcn.o~
championsn'iji:. .
McEnroe wo n, 6-4, 6-4. 6-1 in just under two hours.
and often played dazzli ng tennis. But his fine djsplay of
shotmaking was offset by repeated complaints about
condiuons o.n-court No. I at Roland Garros.
Bramble wins lightweight title
BU FFALO. N . .V. -Livingstone m
Bramble unleashed a savage bartage of
punches and stopped Ray ''Boom Boom"
Mancini in the 14th round Friday ru~t to
win tbe World Boxing Association lightweight cham-
pionship.
Tele.tmon. radio
TELaVlllON
11 a.m. -8AIE8AU.: BaJ1tmore et OetrOlt,
·cnannet•.
11 a .m . -SOCCER: MISL champlonthip
terles, Baltimore va. St. Loula, Channef 2.
1:30 p.m. -GOLF: Kemper Open. Channel 2.
2 p.m. -TRACK: NCAA champlonahll'S
(delayed), Channel 7.
2 p.m. -GOLF: LPGA Cham~oothlp, Chan·
net 4. .
2 p.m. -80CCIR: Olympie vs. Eatudlantee
(played March 23), Channel 34.
3 p.m. -8PORT8COPE: M~otxon 500
auto race, Channel •.
3:30 p.m. -80WUNQ: PBA. TUC90n Open,
(delayed~ Channel 1. 4 p.m. -BA8E8ALL: Angela at Cleveland,
Channef 5. •.
5 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OP 8PORTI: Harlem
Globetrotters (tape); World high dlvfng cham-
ptonahlp(tape); Golt, U.S. Open preview, Channel 7.
8 p .m. -QYllNAITICS: U.S. Olympk: trtall
(~).Channel 7. .-io p.m. -80XING: MaftM Garza va. Fefipe
Orozco, Albert Devita va. Enrique Sa.noMz (tape),
Channel 34. t1
4 p.rw. -BAU: ~11 at Ctevefand, KMPC(710~
7 f>.m. -8A8E8AU.: Hou.ton at Dodgers.
KA8C(T90}.
Titans s queeze
past Michigan
OMAHA. Neb. (AP) -New Orleans Coach R
Macstn said be considered a squeeze bunt in•tbe sccc
inning with the bases loaded and one out apinst Nu
College World Series defendina baseball champion Tex
But while Maestri said he believed it wu too early•
elected not to ch.allengc the fourth-ranked Lonaborns. C
St.ate Fullerton Coach Augie Garrido elected to take 1
n sk an Friday's night.cap against Michipn.
Af\er losing .. 6-3 an me opening round to Tex
Maestri had second thoughts. Garrido's trick worked
well he did it again and sparked his third-ranked team le!
8-4 come-from-behind win over No. 8 Michipn.
"The key was the second inning. We let them offt
hook," said Maestri, whose team failed to tcore in what
called the pivot.al inning.
Tex.as start.er Gres Swindell bad walked the basest
but settled down to blank the Privatcen through IC"
inni~ to send New Orleans, 45-25~ apinst 43-
Michapn in Sunday's losen' bracket contest. 1 Texas, now 58-12, and Cal State Fullerton, 61-
mect Monday night in a winners• braclcet contest to bq
at 7: 10 p.m.
Garrido, whose team failed to tcore in t' toumam~t losses in 1982, failed to miss ma
• opportunities Friday 11ight. -~~
headin.& into the bottom of the sixth i~oi\n Fisl
sliced an opwsite-field home run over the · t field fe~
The Titans' Kirk Bates then matched a 'chipn r:
in the seventh as be scored on a Blaine Larker squeeze be
in the bottOpl ofthe seventh.
Trailing 4-3 in the ei&bth. Cal State Fulleiton led '
with a Jose Mota bunt sin&le. Mota scored wb
Michipn's left fielder misbandfed Fishel'& double.
Fishel then stoic third and scored on a safety squ~
by pinch bitter Mike Halasz.
· .. I've got to see the ball on the around1" said Fishel.
saw the first baseman going for it and tooK off. The thn
was off and I slid under the tag. I thought I was safe and
did the ump.••
Harr is breaks
h urdles mark
EUGENE, O re. (AP) -Iowa State's Danny Harr
Weber State's Farley Gerber and Orefon's Jcsaquim Cr
ran brilliant races in scoring impresstvc victones Frid
night in the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Ouu
pionships. ·
The 18-year-old Harris, a freshman from Pen
shattered the world junior record in the men's 400-met
intenncdiafe b,ur<iles forthe fourth time this year, clocki
48.8 I seconds.
In dipping under thC'49-second mark for the tint tir
an hisJoung career ,.,Harris bro~ the junior mark of 49.
he ha set last month at Lincoln, Neb .. and completed t
unbeaten freshman season.
The little-known Gerber scored a stunning triumph
the 3,000-meter steeplechase in 8: 19.27, the fistett in ti
world this year and the fastest ever by American collqia
The clocking aJso made tlle 24-year-old Gerber, wl
has one year remaining at Weber State, the No .
perf onner on the all-ti.me American steeplechase Ii:
behind Henry Manh., who bu five faster clockinp.
Gerber made bis move with about a half-nu
remaining, zippina past Julius .Korir of Wuhinaton Stat
... was bop~ that with about 600 meten to go, I cou
" take off and get h1m (Korir)," said Gerber ... But as the ra
got aoing, l decided lO 10 earlier than that. lfl bad Ny•
back and tried to run with him in the last 200, be wou
have blown my doon off."
BARONS WIN, 1 2 -0 .
From Bl • •
Ste•e Steinke
after JUSt four pracllces were asked to
come out and play error-free football.
There were errors, of course. such
as interceptions, dropped passes,
fumbles, bad snaps and costly penal-
ties, but they didn't matter.
"We .kind of panicked when we got
down close to the goal line, .. conceded
Edison quarterback Rtck Bashore',
who went on to gain fame at UCLA.
"This wun't exactly the old Edison
offense."
Bashore was intercepted once,
teammate Steve Rakhshani was pick-
ed off twice and quanerback Jerry
Hinojosa -the oldest player on the
field -was intercepted.
But Stting Bashore and Workman
flashing embarrassed smiles at one
anolher after a founb-quarter inter-
ception somehow told the story of
what the game really meant.
Vikes face K~nnedy
for CIF softball title
LAKEWOOD -Marina High,
whjch has ridden the pilchanf arm of
senior hurler .Julie l..arfCn, Wlll try to
annex a CIF 4-A softball title ton~t
at 7:30 when the Vikanp tansJe W1Lh
Kennedy at M~yfair Park.
Larsen has been overpowenna all
teasoo, and bas been the wtnnina
pitcher an the previous four outin.p,
aUowinaonly one unearned run in the
~ She takes a ll~uutina \COre-
lcss streak into tonaaht•s pmc. Larsen
11 19.,.. overall.
Seeded fourth an the tournament,
Marina has rolled to a 2-1 v1ctol)
over Los Atn\IOS; an 18-0 romp of
Rolhna Hills: a 1..0 16-innina m.ara-
thon over Aiabct~ and .a 1.0 vc:rdJa
over La Quinta.
Kenned_y• which was Sttdcd third,
rchcs on Diane Blan cnshap's pitcb-
ina on top hitter Lu Youna. The
Fiahti~ri1h, Empire Lcauc cbam·
pions, ve eliminated Oahr, n
Martos. ater Oti, and on Tuflday .,,
beat t-ountam Valley. 4-1.
"Kennedy has been ruttina the
ba11,•· Aid Marina Coach Susie
Calderon. "But we don't know what
k.and of P1tch1na they've been fa,cina. ..
The two teams have already met
earlier this ICUOD, and Lanen thttW a
no-hitter in a n1ne-.innlna 1-0 victory
over the Fiahtina lri&h m the CypmS
T ournament. .
That was only one of three IQnn
Kennedy has suffered, -bile pilina up
25 victoncs. Manna tak.ea a 26-5
mark mto the contest.
"We're ver>-excited to be m the
finals," said Calderon. ••The kids bad
' &ood practice today-(f riday) and
rally meekini th~ t.tt. We're
hopina it carries over to the pmc."
The Vik1rtp' ofTeosc depends UPon
tht" .lno o.f Lori Crouse, Julle Btfd~man and Onsty l..a.txn.
Juhc 1 Sliter. .
·•ton has been our clutch biner tbil year... id Calderon.
For Mlke Malcom, tor IJlStanO
Friday's aame offered the opportun
ty to see-some of bis old teammate
from the 1973 Fountain • Valle
squad.
Unfortunately for Malcom, thei
were no players from the 1973 aqua
playing in the alumni game.
As1de from Edison's Hinojos.
Malcom was the oldest player on tt
field. A second-team All-lrvil:
Lcag-ue tailback in 1973, Malcoa
earned the ball three timei for fh
yards -a.11 in the fourth q~ -
and was bis team·s fourtb-leadiE
rusher on the niahL
"I P.layed in New Zealand lut )le'
so I ve been keepi.na in shape,
explained Malcom. ··1 s,11 wine ovc
there· and they're U')'ina to ~t Ne-
l.calanders to play football ift.eT tll
ru,c:eason is over. I played qua:
te because rm the only one wh
knew any kind of strategy.'
Malcom left the quan.ett.cki11
duties to Mike DeNuc10, Oil Con
pton and Gary Owen Fnday nil)
and the thRC combm~d for s.i
completions i.n 16 attcmp1
Obviously, it was not 1 ""'ht c
Sta ti Stica..
For the rcc:ord. the Barom acoro
OD field pis ofll a.nd 3S )'Uda ~CJ
Utah State place kicker Steve Steinle
and a Sl-yaro run by O.ve Delp(
who played for Orule Cout Collel
&l\er leavina Fou.ntafn Valley.
TbeE.duooq~blton 6<
.18 for 'l yards and combined fbr
tntcn:cpuons.
"I suns they'rejU'.1 tettm. beck•
us for all of the ti.ma " uaea '° bell them.. noted Baibore. .. Tbe bel
thina about thit pmo it a ~ li
a some old f1ta."
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SI. Louis (Cox 2·6) •• ,._ York (Lvnc:h
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SI. Louil •t New Vert
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CAUFORNIA CLE Va LANO
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LO&-e.nfornt. 9, Cltv ... nd 12.
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••. ~ in 25 36 ' Pettis ISi 24 33 1 Sdloflt6d 147 15 30 2 Plcdolo 30 6 6 0
Ro. JKkson u 2 7 o T..... 1727 211 42S .,
PITCHING
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0 250
21 230
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12 214
29 209 12 .209
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Jolln 7• 11 21 19 J·3 2 43
CorMlt 22 1t 10 t 1-0 2M
KM!fmen 24'h 24 I I• 0-2 3.70 lllom.nldl 7t IO 24 30 6-4 02
Wiii 71 N lt 60 5-S 4.62 Curtis I 14 l • 0-0 U3 LaCortt 21.'h 27 12 12 1-2 6 2t
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Ottltra 11 '' ' 5 0-1 '00 T..... 46~ 4n 164 • !7·2S J." Sevet: Sen<Mz S, Corbell 2, K•ufrNn I
NATIONAL LIAGU• .,._,. 6, Am.t 2
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YOfk, It Vount, M!llO¥M"" • ooua1.es Tr•m,,_, 0t1ro11, ••. c;: ....., Toron10, 13, Mtlllntlv, Ntw Yor1t, 13.
I •rt 1141<1 "'''" 11 TRIPLES Owtn, $ffrtte, 6; Collini,
Toronto, s. MoMDy TO'onta, '· It L.••· tlllcffo, 5 •tot.fll,"a•lllmOtt, 4 UHll••• Toronto,•
HOME ltUNS l<ll*Nn, 0.-t.l>d, 14;
O.vtt. $nttle, 11. •••9" ... ltimOt't, 11:
Ar!"llM, aos100, 10 Murrtv, atl!~. tO· l(lllle, Cllleaet, ti
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S-01 2 SS. Morria, Ottroll, 10•1, 1.79, Stitt>,
Torol\10, 7-1, 109, "·L J•ClllOll, TO<onto.
6· I, 2,22; C.ucllll, o.kltno, 5· I, J 24; Otvla,
1.it1mor1, s-f. 1 7S. Poder, Mltw•ukN, S-1, 175
STRIKEOUTS Morrl1, Detroit, 66; Sl .. CI,
Toronto, '3: Nilllto, New YOt'll, 53. LHI.
Toronto, S2; Witt, ANeb. S2
SAVES QulWlfltltrry, ICMMl City, 12, ~ill. Oellt.nd, 10; Flneen. Milw•ukM, t , R0.'111, Mlmtaott, t, ~. TOf'onto, I , St.nltV, aottot1, I
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MOl'ltrftl, .J64, Gwvnn, San Dltoo. .345.
WHhlnelon, A"9nlt, ~. llrtntv, S.n
Fr•nc:lsco, '"'• Cl9rk, S.I\ Fr-"CIKO, .32'
RUNS: Wloolna, Sao Dleuo, 3S; M•t·
lllewl, ChlcH O, 34, R•lnM, Montrffl. 34.
$amuel, Ptllladtlllflt., 33, Schmklt, Pnltade4·
Pl'I'-, 32, WHlll11tlon, Atlanl•, 32 llt9t--C9rtlr. MonlrH I, 0 , OUf"l\wn,
Clllaoo, •1, S<hmktt, Pnll•~t.. 36. J O.vla, Chlc.1100, 33, Cn Chlcaoo. 32, Clark,
S.n Fr•nclKo. 32.
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berg, CNc.vo, 62, Fr•ncon., Monlrt•I. 60,
GWVM, San Oi.vo, St, P.rll.tr Clncinnllll,
M , R•lnes. Montr .. 1, 54
DOUBLES Fr•ncON, Monlrql, I•. Ctv, Chicago, ll, C•rter, MontrMl, 13,
Salldbero, cna;o, 13, H1Jt»erd, At!Alnt•,
12.
TRIPLES Samllel, Phll•dtllltll•, a.
Gwvnn, S.11 0 1"°, s. Sandbtfg, Chic.go, s. McGH, SI. Louis, 4, 7 •rt ti.G wllll 3.
HOME litUNS: Murony, Al .. nl•. 13,
Scllmldl, Phlt.dtloni., 12; OurlUlm, Chi· caoo. 11; Foster. Ntw York, t , C.rter,
MontrMJ, f; Ct.rk, San Fr•nclaco, 9
STOl.EN llASl:S s.mu.l. Pht .. dtlclhi.,
2'; Wi1191ns, S.11 oi.vo. 26, Rtdua, Clncln·
11911, 21; o.rnltf. Chic-. 11, Miiner,
CltlClllNlll. 17
PITCHING (S dKlslom) Soll>, Clncin·
111111, 7· ~I 2 SI, LH . Montrt•I, 1·2, 2.79;
LYnctl, Ntw York, •·I, 332, Orosco, Ntw
Vert, •·I, I.", ~tt, Al .. nl•, •·I. oll9,
-S.nderson. C111c:no. 4·1, 1 n
STRIKEOUTS. Rnn, Houtlon, 11;
VllMrlnltM, ~. 71; Gooden, N-
York, 73, Soto, Clncl111111tl, 70; C•ndttarl•.
Pttt111Ur9", 5t; Otrlton, PM.dMltli•,.St.
~AVES: Sutler, SI. Louis, 12. GO\Wf19, S•n Dleoo. 11, HOllAlnd, f'tll!Aldtll>fll•; 10; Lt
Smith, Chboo, 9, Orosco. "-• York, a.
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7 H.rrv Gt111t, hY!Ortvlllt. N.C., 115494
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Lie FREE EST 963-555-4 •New cabinets cabinet Driveways Sidewalks 26 yrs Do my own work Jesus •s Lord 847-2367 clean house 540-0857 StrTiCt lt~Jr enythlng 640-8259 1ty care. refs 551-8641 +~?Word Procw
HARPER CONST Add 1 & 18C1rw.J bars & ronmca Pa11os spa pads llc'd. lie 276041 Al 646·8 l26 Repair$ Patnung. Drywall, GENERAL OR SPRING REPAfR-SEAV-filMODEL CHVCK THOMPSON Plasttr/lo~·r Al t>Uslneea. 9Chool &
Remod 40 yrs ellper countertops 549.5747 Ron 556--003• Car•taiat etc Free estimates Windows & Apphances Bobby-Mobile Speclaflst PAINTING • aonal proi.c:t1. 1551· l
34622 7 952 9 33 CLil• c -Gary 6-45-5277 PTL Free est eves 852-1007 .::305170/rets 846-8002 982-7519 ED1S PLA ERfNG. = 1 141 • 4 CABINETS-NEW • IH TREES --. ----. Neal Palciles & Texturea. A'ROBIN TYPG SVC AJ,liHCI REMODEL-REPAIRS Balboa island Summer Topped/rem-...,. Clean-Haalia1 Houseclean/Maintenance MtYIDI E!~~R:~Ryou·T~PS.~~!.L!:Vt Int/ext lree est 645-8256 WP' all Correep, Pr11r ~-• Free Es1 645-2003 u""' Beas w/good rets tree """' -student projct 8-42 3 f!lf Fun Care Act1vt11et & up new lawns 751-3476 DUMP JOBS & est Carlos 548•4422 STOYlll CIWIE Ref's Dele 64~5637 Plaaltiat • * KITCHEN CABINET CO TLC provided b'f chrts-----SMALL MOVING JOBS -TYPING SERVICE~ l1rur lrol lJ•llHCI * Free Est 1w1. Fin • 11an mom girls 6-10 yrs Clean Ups•Tree Trimming MIKE 646-t391 Roast Sittia' STllEm llYlll CO. lnaurance Repair Special-ResumH. BuelnHI
Prompt courteous sef· THE BEST 634-3424 675-5121 Yard Maint •Hauling HAUL-.. OVE-"E••ovE Orange Co. Orlginal lzlng tn Painting/Plaster-2C lu El. ll0-1111 Academl<l. 760-1988
111ce Fac1ory tratnecl -MIKE 650-3263 ..... .., m Palm Springs rlnetpal & Sludenl Movers Insured Ing lie Chrt1 9153-1843 '111 PLllllll lllllTI technlCtans 549-3077 Car-atry Coatracton Furniture, Trash. Trees teacher spouse will Sii Lie. T 124-436, 641-8427 • w .. · ... Clt••la1 ,.,.. CommerciallReSidenllal 963 54 5 NOR INT/EXT 20 Year1 Exper - _ a. Lalt Ellper1carpentryServlce Gtaeral LandscapeMa1n1enance • 1 M house Jul'f lhru August NEWWarehouseStorage Average Room S29 + Draln!lclearlromS15 WfndowWashlng4yr1
nal_ll R R d Addlti o s Coll""e student w/lg truck 1161 913_23•5801 ' ---Materlals 6 .. 2-0442 Repair faucets. dlsp, etc.
Pa"lng Areas . Rel)alrs DC:r!~~.cemo. 548-4i~·o IEllm-1110ECOIST. ~:~~~d 8;'Q'c:;sr~:·.r~: low~ale. prompt. Thank L1acl1c111·a! •&·1MIYlll* .. AnytlmeM&M642-9033 :~c::~:.t;.!!fy'S:C:~ Resurtac1ng-Sea1coat1ng -Remodel/Repair• comml M w L you Court 759-1936 CdM _ _ CLEAN & EXPERT IUIFIELl PllmH
Ind • S&S 631-4199 REMODEL Repair. Resid and resld uc·d. bonded, c ee54ne5y51 a2n4dscape H ltk Stm Get prof resu ts without It Over 25yearsell,.,.,ience ' ExPefl Service & Repair W1•Ww••1111f c all ha 18 • .--· Int/ext free est. Local rel 31 yr1 exp. 16 yrs In area. -
I L • • , omm P ses yrs ins For est 552-9142 _ ti Ct cos11ng an arm & leg. Let Ltc T-116.428' 730-t353 10yra exp. (714)638-1591 1 Lie "409035 964 .• 8919 lll-OIH
1.711tta11 tn area Uc/bonded/lns'd c-u· --Exp Gardener Clean ops F om only L t our horrlcullural ex--P'"INTER NEEDS WORKI ~~.~__,.,,,---,---
Palombo Const 968-3564 8 1a17 tree trimming & complete or dw tend & · earn ° PMlise transform vour 11••Y1ll STllEITS " p I ~It Ir iiii-=====~ Mother wt1h 2 boys would ----C h 1 al 1 p 1 541 1096 un ers an overcome 1 "" Int/Ext, ceilings. reli/l cab. " tn f! I love to babysit children 4 Repa1r-Door~Alterat1ons ustom • opplng cook-m n '_;:__e • your S8llUal concerns landscape lnlo • thriving MO"" OIMPm (26-) yrs ellp • work guar. Proresslon POOi' rm •••tmn
'Yrs-up in my home Able Remodel-Panel-Patios mg service, exclualvely In Gardenlrw.J. Reasonable & llc'd By appt. 84P-84S4 paradise Call PlantwOfks California'' Original Davis Painting 964-3837 Wkly 11en1/repalr1. 10yrs k~• often when
lo Pick Up from e" .. 001.1 Wtndow-Fences-Cabmel the beach area 661-9721 accommod•ll"". 8 yrs ...... ,,R tor a creative •olulion Std l ...... UM r-..tt~tlnn 0 """ .. ,. a... 673-8506 C u en ... uvers. RICHARD HUTCHISON exp low rate. 842-4515 ._ ... lrg lanced yard near 35yrsellpJe<ry546-4413 Eltctric1l --Free Ht TIM845-5133 _ Uc. ALT1368981nsured . • l"'llOt Claaali.d Ad•
Fedco F r 751-9624 -----Chronic Pah AlieVl1ted In ••(714)841-6101 •• P,AINTING 2.5 years IMflal reec:tt the Orenge Cc
Have something you want ~&1111111 EUOTllC LANDSCAPE SERVICE 1 sesion w/hypnotherapy Selllng •nY1hlng with a Cu1tom W6rk We Love •~~-.--""!---martlet.
Have something 10 Mil? to NII? Classified ad• do Oualitywork. free est Tree trim, Lawn Malnt etc. Dorby Sims RH 5-48-8401 Ody Piiot C4...m.d Ad The IHtelt draw In \he Per1ecHoo 963-0911 Quality ootfng: Sr. clttzen ~ 642-~78
Claulfled ad do W91t It well 642 "-"'78 255 3 1 J 5 .. 9 c la • almpfe m1tter WHt. .a Dally Piiot dlac Refs. lie. w3488n. 1 It . -'IQ . 4 1 968-7401 ree est uan •..-448 New Relaxerclte IUMS ~t c:d M2-5e78. Claaffied Ad. 642_56.78 Ctu.tted Ada 642-se78 K. Funke 645-0193
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FOUND set ol Keys Lost 2 sml white non-de-Lost ma _&ow .. -3 yrs an-'•mny nAds Aggrestlv• salespersOtl * -
Southern portion of Big script dogs Spo1 & Fawn/Wt.( Mase Vorde WE &IE mu IPEI Loan of '10,000. Pay tor CdM audio Video UCllTEOT Babycare Pit for 10 mo old Cashier & Count• Per
Corona beach 675-1012 Peppy HB area. Not areaREWARD549-2320 And running 7AM-10:00 becit over 4 yrshMthly 11ore. 640-5093 lndustrlal andcommerclal. boy In m~Costa Mesa IOOllEEJtlll lor Werner Drive
Ne message pretty but I love them PM a day 1 days a week payments-tint. go,;recllt ---NB A/E oltice 675-6110 home. rel• 650-4242 A Theatre, 7361 Ww
FOUND Sheltte lem
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Newport Beach Animal
Shelte< 644 3656
Ra.ard 846-7 446 SCRAM LETS p • · ef p o B 11982 --ccounta P•Yabie clerk. Ave Hunt Beech • resent this ad and re-r s. · ox . llSWEllllC SEllYICE Attendant Nice room In Babysitter-2 Chldrn, Mon-Entry level Part time · ·
Lost blk/whl sht hair ceive a 1wo massages lor Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Tele 01 ellchange ror occasional Fri 3 45-8·45 CM $2 p/hr Duties may Include llUOh
milled breed ma 'Sparity' ANSWERS lhe price ol one. Mort 1 ti 1 N«1hone operat~ 1 -assistance tor teacher m Reis 786-0665 Eves tasks as matching re-CUllll-1111 /IS:
Red collar 642-0296 CllCIS IF llUSHE TI~ ' 4021 shltl:xro~ ;~· 36a; ~~ wheelchair 6-45-2357 --BALBOA AREA ce1vers with vendor In-3 yrs minimum exper,
LOST Ftwhtle paodle mix ~~~~~ ~~ 1111. llUllll ' • St ... c. Laguna Beach. AUTO LOT PEISOI HAIRDRESSER voices,. pr.eparlng bank All ahlll1. CM. 850-5731 rlLUITH 675-1457 deposits, checking Items (Missy) (old) VIC Gold-BLOOM r Dollar Rent a Car ol o c · ' on Invoices & purcnue ' ~;e:~a~11~cR:~~~~ Ktds say the cutest things 110-1112 l.H SI TILER a11wn111 SEllYICE has lmmed. openings tor beauty orders, utlllzlr19 the com-O&Sllll/illSIWU
sometimes. A little IYl<e Experience or will lraln. all lull & pltlme positions. Hair dresser & manicurist puter & fillng. Thia Is 8 F/T, houri to M arranQ
Found '1ng le Shepard mill was late to school. She ESCDllTS /IODELS l1rt1110 Ct. llO. shifts. 540•1777 Full co. benefits Contact. with following Rent potlllon where account-Some experience,,...
Huge brn ears. 20th & TEI said It was beeause she Outcalt ONL y 935•9199 Speclalfzlng In 1st & 2nd Chris B at 2132 so space or commission. lr19 8XP41f. ts not necess-Apply In perton.
Placentia 645-4178 Long-naired trlk cat had to wait lor the · TO's Since 1949 Harbor Blvd. Anabeun. 968-0757 ary, however tile sue-Ke<m Rim• Hardwere I
FOUND young Calleo cat w/some gray Reward. geraniums to BLOOM Robt. Sattler Mf.1CM &PT. IUIAIEMEIT (714) 7S0-..855. BEAUTY. Manicurist with cessful eandllt•mun-t>e"" ~ H111>or Blvd., Cl ~~2~1g4u:S~g2iag N1gue1 CdM 760-1855 Per11a1l1 3012 1p~?e:: :?ct. Pr!f!4 ~2~;~~~r Bd54~~;~ ~~1p1~e:~e:a:ag:e~~~~ Allt0Stortolast1llor ~:•:1es~~ ~5-~:fJ !~~e l~~&a,::::'~
Losr Min Silky Temer RELAX with a MASSAGE Toollngllnventorys1500 RE t.OANS otownershtp 18unnapt Exper gOOd opportunity Syd or Terrance neal appearance.
LARGE REWARD Lost
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640-2856 675-3880
ans 10 Miss Midget. 1; wlthOtJf leaving tiome. R Schilling 714 979.4524 From 9 875 up to 95.,,. LTV complex 1n Huntington tor lhe right person, mus1 ResponS1b1llttes will Ibo yrs old silver/black/red-Masseur or Masseuse Oennick Assoc 631_9703 Bch Ma1n1 skills pref have own lools 848-5400 Bookkeeper/Recept lull Include at least 1 hour a
760 1246 NHIJ to I.Ha 4024 bul noi reQuired wtll --~ -ltme, varied duttes lor da'1 handling the rec:ep-
d•sh Ian on Balboa Is---WANTED People need1r19 1ratn Send resume & Get GREEN calh small interior design tlon area and phones at
land Please rel urn slle is TOP SSS-LO&IS &llYE 11000 pvt TO SSS S 10.000 up salar'1 requirements 10 tor WHITE eleptwlt1 olft0e Send resume • lunchtime Please con-
so loved Reward Femates pref Models and Prime F1nanc1al Services No credit v no penally PO Boic 1313 Hunt-wtth • CtMameo Ad Dec:ora1ors Corner 700 tac I Mrs Park1nso(\
575.3343 640-9060 Escorts (213)666-1984 557-3512 Denison Assoc 673-7311 1ng1on Bch Caltl 926•7 Call 642-5678 Carnation. CdM 92625 CALL 5-40-4895
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Contact: J Gould, tam :; locauon Call Jan. practa. Open Mon thru 'WUTD/WllllEU
3pm,(714)eeo-..124 831·58&3 Fttday. ~orklng d•y• wl t•fw .... tr' IElllTAIY/DIO.
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Mature peraon w/olc 15811 Ctlemlc11 Lane ••• 11111 • frl, flM IDYIOI typing eotoy wotklng
uper,genl.knowtedotof 11u11t. Bch. 897-2620 ALL SHIFTS ~For email .. ma.. WlflgtK ... y .oo pr l'lr. ~o. 10 key, type ftH Illes convalttcent hospital 1n 11 U .. l sll ,_. i=-7-59_·_11_so__,,......,. __ _
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545-10ec>, 5-45-4050 24 Houri per week, car 494-$)75 l fFIOI QI/PRiii buay office ' typln,. necessary -..... , • ' •· CLERK 7·11, F/Ume, 1213)949-0SOOext 213 ·Nursing: Certlfl'ed NA, r..,.. Phones & varied dull•.
11pm-7am. M·Frl. $-UO · 7-3:30 a 11·7.-fem.fOf ..... ,. .... ,,L casual atmosphere. N.B.
ht. P/tl~~ 11pm -79'll Furniture Store In. Caguna · SNF, •Int WOf'klrig eond. Al --'leMts llMt "-& Costa M ... 65().-1170 Set/Sun $4.40/hr. 875 Hiiis has FIT positions good pay. can Mon-Fri _9!!;1 __ ,,..~
Paulartno. CM. 761...-852 open lor exper'd furn 9-5PM 5'49-3061 -· tttnt-.. SHln &n n u.1T111E
CLERK, PRODUCE. F/T, ~~.c::tci! OFFICE .HELPER l•nts,.a. Seelclng Nit "'otlv•ted in-
San Clemente area llvery man with owt1 Wiii train. SA area. .Ell......., Mwa dtvldual with excellent
Exper'd only. 496-0232 truck. F'-w hrs. ""wper . 540·5850 10· 12 ..... tf 2*4 tYPi'!9 stulls & pleasant ...,. ~ phone man11er. Good OLEll nPllT pref'd. but not necessary. Ope11ing new &tudlo.
1Need ,... , communication & or-
Laguna Beach MFG Co 581-2l2t mgr. sope<, intervlewera. Ltri'1 litcltt1,10l1 ganlzatlonal •kills re·
Needs Cleric Typist, for ~al office telephone 1ollc:ltor1. St larMr lh• quired Heavy phones,
Engineering/Marketing GENERAL BOOKEEPING dance l(lstrucs. Flt & p/t. (I :..,__ •--I " correspondence. light
Dept. Requires front of~ & ott/ee work, part lime, No exper nee. Apply In 11...-If._, ICt bo<*keeping. Must be
ficeappearance,mln.60 Mon-Frl lnEIToro.Start person only. Hts lr.)laeta perso11abte & pro.
wpm. ~nglntertng or $5Hlr. 855·2707 2pm-8pm 2727 Newport billl-Ol •l fesslona.I. Newport Beach martcetlng exper. helpful, Blvd, Newport Beach area. Call Debbie :~~~~s~: g::~:'~ Full ~~!!~~~~ 10 fllT /TIIE ~;:.~~El 673-2261 M·F 9-3.
week. Call for apptm. key, light math. light· Excltl11g environment. Fast Part or F/Ume, wUI train. SECIET&llY
TELONIC BERKELEY. typing &kHla p1eferred, growing Costa Mesa In· $3.50 to at•t House-Immediate opportunity fOf
Ask for pttsonnel. but we will train. 238 Fis-terl~ deslfn firm needa wives & students wel· non-smkr. Small trvlne
(714) 494-'9401 E.0 .E. chef' Ave, C.M. 556-3110 help running errand• for come. Frltzankotters tax accounting a lnveat-
Constructlon: btwn 10am-2pm. design jobs. Must be non 17"431 BrookhUrst. F.V ment firm need• exper'd smoker, responlllble, r• / 1 1 * Pl• T•t-Off •• IEIEUL lfFIOE liable. have car. 20-30 RETIRED, Ille gerdenlng. secretary recept on at.
PIT FIT must be eltptf'. In Exper. nee, mature, gOOd hours week. flexible. handiwork. Twk:8 p/wk. Computer/word pro.
roofing 642-7222 typing ablllty, proficiency $3.35 hour + mlia-.... 675-0558 . . cesslng background with fig 10 ..._... helpful Please bring r• . CONSTRUCTION ures, key by Call Marie at•641-4888. sales sume & apply In person to
SU.PER/PROJECT MGR ~~· ~1=-~al~~~!; $ HUIGRY $ complete qutttlonaJre ~=,~~ C:::!tt:;t ,.,aff9AM645:5~ .. : ART-TIME.~ .... ""'h~ Wrlltecf -aggressive sales ~:~~~t:u:;~at10:'.
jec1 In Laguna Nlguel ENERAL OFFICE PIT, to include early A.~. people. $50 ,000 to Irvine (off JambOl'ee/405)
11ea. Ongoing projec1s to flel\!)rs, 10· 15 hrs per wk. weekenda. Must have de-$100,000 a year telling --------
follow in Oceanview mas-Lt typing, flllng, etc. for pendable vetilele <•mall metals and options. ~c. IECln&IY /UUL ter planned community. small CM roofing co. truck . van, -station Executive 1o1.1rroundlngs. Nonsmoker.minimum 1 yf
Must be toP flight. Excel-$5/hr. 631-4006 wagon) to assist newt-IMne area. Contact Mr exper. In buliness and
lent compensatton-pflcil. IEIEULIFF pa1!9f _dealer ~" Irvine Knowlton at 553-1400 cMt tltlgatlon. Shorthand
tge Send resume to The IOI area. MJ.ISf bi Cfieten-pref.,-. but not requited. o. Hiii Co., 1 Upper New· Typing,' filing, heavy dabl!J. Contact Greg ~~S~~:oN~ne Newport Bc:h. 640-6300
port Plaza, Newport phones. Some wknd Hyde Monday thru Friday G G ry, f ~rs· •RC11t••y Beach 92660 & c:all War-work. $900-$950 per mo. between 9:30 and 10;30 · pre · -""
ren James for appoint-Int by appt only Mon-Fri. a.m. on . 642-1'321 Sales, RE, prime oppty ~ewport Beach heatlh
ment at 752-0700 646-7441 w/fast growing co. East· care firm seetcs a wet! LLIYIS llHllY -·--bluff 975-011 t J. Paolson qualified aecretary for It's OllllETll UL.ES r-1 ....,.,..""" communications division.
International Skin care & Hotel hlidrens-portralts. 35 mm SCTIY /IECEPT. Must have a min of 3 yrs
Cosmetic Co. Hu open. CllEF OlllUI required. We win train. lmmed. opening for sales eicp. ElClt written & verbal
Inga for Beauty consult-SuperviH Maintenance 645-0809 sctfy. In Newport Beach skllls. Typing speed of 6
ant & Manager Trainees. staff. Hands on cepablllty rep Cook, 10•2:3o, hotel w/top office stems. wpm. Knowledge of mag
Must be well grqomed, to troublesh'oot and re-Tu 911 Fr I. New p 0 rt front office appeatance & card II and/or IBM dls-
energetlc, F /T P /T, pair air conditioning and Har~r Art Museum. enthusiastic attltuCSe. play wrltter preferred.
Susan. (714) 861·2117 refrlgeratlOn units, e1ec-Margle 759. 1122 Must have excel. typing, Must be well 0tganlzed &
trlcal and plumbing prob· orginizatlonal st<llls & be able to function under OllTMl IEIYIOE Jems.JOntl.dnge benefit.a.. _ Pr~booLAlde able to -ttand tre11v9 ~ resume I
rwrlfme-posi(Jons avail· Reply Dally Pilot, Ad No. 9:30-2. phones. Non-smoker. salary requirements to:
llble at Irvine location. 600. P. o. Bo• 1560• 647-5264 Great opportunity for Dally Piiot, Ad •609, P.O.
Applicants must have 1 Costa Mesa: ea. 92626 · ·right person. Atk for Box 1560. Coeta Mesa. to 2 yrs customer Mflce rogrammer for Apple llE. Marianne (714) 476-2001 CA 92626 ·
exper., pleasant tel•· Hotel Preferred nautical/sailing •H1TD•-Pfllll knowledge. Recent gred phone manner, ability to _, -vs o.k. Full time position In·
operate CRT helpful but Full/time. Must have gen-eluding benefits. This Is a
not required. Excellent eral knowledge of pll unique opportunity tor a
benefit•. Contact: A. phases of maintenenoe & creative individual. Call
Eriksson 9am to 3pm 714 repair Call Marla: SURF Cai»strano By The Sea
660-4133 or J. Miiier 9am & SAND HOTEL. Laguna 714/496-5702 Ext t5
to 3 pm 714 660 4126. Beach, 494-8460. EOE l=Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
&YOl l&Tlll&L Housecteaners Wanted. ,. WL En&TI 1&11 • MOdels & New, Homes
E.o .e only. f>an time.-own 111.ll I llEITlLS ~LfVERY ·oRNaflaen·1 Tr~.tatiOn, ~ m'JUTl ... I Helper, Male/Female. ~Ing. 96. p/h<. 642
ApplyW.S. Circuits, 1281 7444 •"· 6 p.m. u....Hl&tllbhlJ
Logan, Unit J, Costa ..aDPEI "-"Ital Elfltt
Mesa, see Frank or Greg for efderty couple. New-lll-1llO
btwn 12-4 p.m.Mon-Frl. porl Beacti area. Must ~~~~~~~~
Oenvery, PIT. Apply at drive. 645-n64 i::
Allen Beck Florist. 298 E. P&YUU CLDI *IEllPTllllllT* 17th St, CM. 645-3604 Need det·'I ml_ ... __. per-lsc. lnd_oor(outdoor ., '"""" work. Garden center. IEIT&L lllllT&IT son for computerized Non-smkr. Wiii traln.·HB.
NEWPORT BEACH commlsslont. A/P ex-a..2-8886
IFYOlJ: perlence deslrable.1---------
•Areanexperlenced Beautiful environment. HOEPllllllT FIT
dental assistant Xlnt benefits. N9'1 O.C. or busy Salon. Must be
*Are eager to work In a Airport. 553-0940 F ashlon ContcloUs.
fast paced progressive LADIES LOCKER ROOM lctlard Ouellette Salon
office. ATTENDANT, part ti,.,,.. 200 Newport Cenler Dr,,
*Have a friendly outgoing Cell Karen. 1)4.4.9550 Newport Beach.. personality 1---------
• Have a mature attitude LAUNDRY PERSON IEOEPTllllST /TYPIST
*Have gOOd verbal skllts Hours & wage negotiable mmedlate openings In
'*Are anon-amoker 49•-7177 new offices at Newport
•Would en}oy a Ananclal Center. Must
ct1a11eng1ng car..... LEUL IEOln&ln have front office appear-
Pleue call 644-0595 for Huntington Beach Law ance. type 50wpm. Send
HO&L UOEPTlllllT
Exper'd, I/time. Laguna
Hills area. 83 7-8200
firm. Must also have ex-resume to: M. M. B .• Box
perlence on IBM display 8680. Newport Beach,
writer. Call Christa at CA 92658-8680 647~4 1
IUJU llCTINllE/TYPIST Part time
Shatp peraon needed to mutt speak engllsh.
work In fast paced Net#· Hotel San Maarten,
port Beach R.E. offloe. 698S. Coast 16WY. Laguna.
Must have excetlent ~ ••lltt1aHt ...
Ing & dlcataphone ik ' Cleaning clubhouae, laun-
75wpm typing. Word pro-dry/pools.' FIT. Mobile
ceasing exper. helpful. hm park In Ftn. Valley.
Contact Lydia, 833·2900 S 100 week + apt & utll.
Must be able to drive 000 SITTER, Ideal for boy stlci< shift. 962-2112
· llECEmOlllT
Local laser manufacturer
seeks full/time recep-
tionist for busy phones &
front office. Excellent
typlng skills required. We
ere a division of Johnson
& Johnson and offer an
excellent benefits pack-
age. Apply In person at:
Laakmann Eleciro-
Optlca. Inc.
33051 CalleAvlador
San Juan Capistrano
493~6624 or girt wllrg fenced yard. =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C.M. 2·3 mos. 540-1471 • 11.ia•••EI EOE M/F/H Drive In Theatre needs -helptts. Cashier, Snack THE DAILY PILOT Is now RECEPTIONIST for pres-
Bar Attendent, etc. 7361 accepting appllcations tlQlous Newport Center
Warner Ave. H.B. Mgr for District Managers to olilce. T..Yping skills-and
DRIVERS•. X "OUNTRY supervlae newtpaper pltesanf attitude a must. -.... carriers. Must have van. All employees benefits
Calif. lie. req'd. wagon or plci<-up. Good provided. Call Ron Jacit·
MacGREGOR YACHTS salary, mileage allow· son 644-4242
1631 Plaotntla, C.M. ance. comP.ny benefita•--------and bonus oPPortunlty. Receptionist, busy ORY CLEANERS: Counter Apply in person at Dally phones. Mon-Fri.
expertenct or wUt train. Piiot Circulation Office. Newport Beach area.
642-6466 330 West S.y. Cotta 7141955-0650
ORY CLEANERS: Mesa. Monday thru Fri· UOEPTlllllT
Mal\n Counter Pttson. day. No Phone calla. PIT could WOf1' -k\to FIT
Perm. PIT. Call 839--2555 E.0 .E. position with Christian
16475 Harbor 81. F.V. PHO. 5-46-04~
llClnllllL SEC'Y /UCEPTilllSt
Laguna Niguel/San Juan FOf' CPA office. Salary
area, strong bkkp'g & or· open to exper. 833-8064
ganlzationat sttllls re'd for IECln .. Y/tE•-one person ottlce. Mod· --r • erate typing, good tel&-Young fast growi11g RE ln-
C)hone persot1ality. car a vestment firm seeking
necessity. Salary com-FIT secretary/recpt, 8·5.
mensorate w/skills. Inter-Q years min exper. Typing
views begin 6/,/64. sen~ 55wpm. Dictaphone
·resume to: 'Executive· exper. Front otrec:e ap-
81ook atock Agency, peafl9nce. Non/smkr.
2 7 4 o 2 c a m 1 n 0 Near OC Airport. Call
ca pis trano. :: ~ 1 o . Sharon at 553-9111
Laguna Niguel. SECRET ARY
·-nuY Shorthand,llght book· •~vn keeping. lntereating Bright opportunity·, mod· small 10 man office. Re-
ern. fast paced. regional quires tit secretary 10
sales ottlce In the lrvlne, work 1n 3 girl office. '11gh
Airport A(ea. Need a well degree of accuracy. New-
organized lndlvtdual '#ho porfBeach
can wort< with mt111mum $ r 2 o o . t 4 o o I m o
.supervision. Require 675-3551
positive telephone man-=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ner, 60-70Wpm typing, •
dictaphone & some ad· SEllnUY/1111IOO mlnt.tratlve skills. Word Immediate opening for ln-
processlng experlenc4:1 Is dlvlduaf who enjoys a
a phn. wide & Interesting variety
of secretarial & cleric.I
Excellent salary. benefits duties. Position requires
and working environ-typing 60 wpm, S/H 80 to
ment. 100 wpm & ability to WOrtl
well with figures. DUPONT Company otters excellent
medical/dental benefits.
El Dupont De Nemours Co Paid vacation after 6mo's
lJC-111-2112 Call (714) 556-0176
(r4)
An Equal Oppnty Emp M/F --------aily Pilat ··:·· ·· · · · ··.·
RETAIL SILES
· COORDlllTOR
Orange County daily newspaper is
seeking fast paced, flexible achiever
to ooordtnate display sales activity.
Must have exceptional organii.ational
skills. Duties include tracking daily
sales, answering busy phones for
outside sales staff. coordinating
theatre advertising. Some typing, fil-
ing tequired. Newspaper or agency
experience a+. Send resume or letter
of qualifications to:
Orange Coast Daily Pilot
"Ad #968
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Attention: Lisa Smith ,
ORANGE °CO AST DAIL V PIL9T
330 W BAY ST •COSTA MESA. CA 9~26
AN I U\IA\ OPl"OA IUNllV (MPlO'l'lA
•' .· . Daily Pil8' ·· ·: · · ·· · ·· ······ ·· .. , Newspaper . . .
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FILL·TIIE
IFFIOE OLEll
• .'Very bu.sy Circulation Office bat
· ao entry level ~lerieal ~ition
... allabJe for the right put.on.
Experience detired but will train .
: , • Pot ition tnelude• an1we rin1
: phonet, llling, typiq a.ad data
· p...ocetliDC· Applkant .hould be nea~ Uk.e to work whh people a~d
lul•e a potirive attitude. 40 hour
Work wff~ Moaday -Friday.
!hard81 Mlary lt 19"50/moni.lt.
CoOcl eom,.ay benellaa. Apply bi
~· Moeday -Thunday. 2t00
to •tOO· p.tn. AH Tor Mary or
Ell •·
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KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
'
CoU1oton E~••
T-Top, plus all the Corvette
features. Looks and runs like
new! (EXG003) ... ~ .. ~$·19,.500
'83 Chev.~
Celebrity .
'83 Ford
Ranger XL
4 cyl, 4 speed, P7S, P/B, air,
stereo, slider, chrome mags
w/ big tires w/ custom
..._ ....... matching sAelJ. (2F47~57)
82 Chev.
% T. PU
Sllverado. Auto. air cond,
PIS, P/8 , Ult. cruise, dual fuel
tanks, factory 2 tone paint. A
real work horse to pun your
boat or trailer. (2E26855)
$9,99.9 ...... _ ...
'82 Chev.
% Ton Van
Conversion. V8, auto, air.
couch, carpet. Beautiful in-
side & out. (2C85126)
s12 ·999
' '
'81 .. -
Corvette
4 speed, only 31,000 mites. A
Hard to Find Beauty. (Ser.
424326) ~
$15;500
~'&~Chev;· ~~1rl
Chevette
'81
Datsun PU
4 cyl, 4 spd, AM/FM. custom
shen w/ carpet & more. (Ser.
021617)
'82 Chev.
-Diesel Truck
~ ton, frallering special Yilth ...,. • .,
Silverado package, air, auto,
P/S, P/8 , power windows,
power door locks. tilt, crulse,
dual tanks, slider & more.
41111-(2A71685)
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% Ton Yan
Conversion. V8, auto, air,..__......_
PIS, P/8, couch, 4 chairs,,
paneling, power w1ndowa,
long wheel base, looks newt
~(ili,99
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Ladles. baby clothes, furn.
display r~s. misc. Sat
9.5 8~ 1 Larkport Cir
Adams. Newland
MUST SELL--A-nt-lq-u-es.
lu.rnlt u r e clothing.
housewares. new &
almost new cond June
2nd only 1502 Back Bay
Circle !Adams/Beach)
SAT only 19772 West·
wmds (Magnoha Adams)
Kg bed. houMhold items
lots of furn & sml misc
for ·r.
AcnON c:.u
A DAIL T rtLOf
Ao.YISOI
'42·'671
TelephOoe WOf'k
Advertlsi~ Consultant to
W<>rtl part time eves &
wknds. nice Tustin office.
relaxed atmoanere
10 SALES
•11 .. IEOllOln * 111111s;awuu Earn up to
SI /HOUR
Call Ma Kellef 7!)().1002
1984 B-250 DURANGO
Sliver metallic, automatic trans., AM/FM stereo cass., custom wheels & tires, velour
captain's chairs. convenience package, prospector package, power windows & locks.
automatic speed control, tllt wheel. (Stk. #4414) (Ser. #238805) ----------
Lic. # 1568LKI
'18 POllT.
SRlllD PRIX
Loaded. loaded. Lie
tt933VA8
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AT, A/C, cassette. LtC.
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at. PIS, caaa.. pkg. Lie.
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'11 OLDS
CUTUSS
AT, PS, A.IC, cruise.
#41974'4
'11 POITllC
SRlllD PRIX
Loaded w/extra low miles &
extra clean, Lie #ICGA.354
Cutlass T-Top
Loaded, loa~ed. niee. Lie.
# 1HRK626
'81 DITSUll
610 SEDll
A.IC & much more, Lie.
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COSTA Ml SA l>'11 0010
'69 CORO. ChryWr «O
engine. 50K ml xlnt
cond. $22,000 firm.
833-8190 Mon-Fri
1984 DODGE CONVERTIBLE
Avalla~ now. Mink brown, automatic trans .. power
steering, bucket aeats w/console, power deck lid
Jealese, tilt wheel, pinstripes, lntermltten wiper, 11..i
belted white side wall tires. (Ser. 279179).
$214.51 per month, 48 month close-end lease, resld. $4892.12, cap. cost $10,994.31 total
payments $10,296.48. 1st month pymt. & sec. deposit requlr~ upon delivery.
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. "210"
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8210
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P/S, 1111, crulae, P/wlnd., sun
roof. CUI Lie. # 1FOR733
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"DIESI"
A::r. cruise, caaaette, Lie.
#2AHF692
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'13 DODIE
800 ES
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'18 CIDILUC
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Loaded wl leather, v/roof.
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'82 DODIE
110 Pro1,1otor
AT, PS, cuette, Utt. Lie.
#2EZ6440
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8 cyt, automatic, AM/FM Stereo
Cueette Tape, PIS, Tilt Wheel,
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11111
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VOiume S...._ 54 na 832-0411
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Huntington e.t tch
(714) 142-2 000
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pag~ as show111 in the example below.
EACH FRIDAY
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RESERVE
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642-6618
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2 -Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising ~pptement to the DAl~Y PILOT/Seturday, June 2, 1984
Las Vegas nite ·pi-oves·
a winner at Banning
Everyone was a wlnher during Las
Vegas Night hefd recently at Banning
Estates, a recreation-oriented adult
village In the scenic San Gorgonlo
Pass 23 mites west of Palm Springs.
According to marketing director
R~ln Hardin, more· than 100 "gam-
blers" challenged Lady Luck at roulet-
te. craps and blackjack In the "Ban-
ning Estates Casino," which was
located within the 13,000-square-foot
clubhouse and was staffed and
equipped-by Fantasy Casino of Full-
erton.
"At the end of the evening, the play ·
money, complements of Pulliam
Properties, lnc._was exchanged for
great prizes, lncludtng two alt-ex-
pense-pald trips to the real Las Vegas
won by Mr. and Mrs. Allan of Redlands
and Mr. and Mrs. Plef"oe of Yucaipa,"
noted Hardin.
the enjoyment of homeowners and
potential ~yera who have expressed
, Interest In Banning Estates.
"What attracts people to our com-
munity Is the aplrlt of camaraderie that
exists among the residents and the
opportunity to Just ref ax or keep
active with a varle~ of sports," she
said.
Buyers at Banning Estates can
choose among tots starting at
$23,900, with 10 percent down and
7% percent Interest financing.
Prtces start as low as $39,900 for a
two-bedroom, two-bath manufac-
tured home with '1,248 square feet"of
Interior. area and a two-car garage
with an aut~atlc door opener.
The saJes office and models, undet
the director of Hugh Johnson, are
openfrom9a.m. untlt6p.m.daily. Fot
more Information, call
She added, "Las Vegas Night Is Just
one of the six major events sponsored
each year by Pulliam Properties for ' 1~-222-27~. toH free.
Location proves
l,iggest factor in
home selection
Las Vegas, Nev. -As the economy
strengthens. the size. styte and appears.rd of a
home becomes more Important to home buyers
than concerns over financing, according to a
leading employee relocation management firm.
Nevertheless, the location of the home con-
tinues to be the single biggest factor for persons In
making a choice of which home to buy, regardless
of the health of the economy, according to a
national survey conducted by Coldwell Ban
Relocation Management Services, a member of the
Sears FinanciaJ Network.
The polls were conducted during p.eriods that
saw mortgage rates fall from more than 16 percent
to as low as 13 percent. Ervin saJd. The company
sent its questionnaire to 1,200 randomly selected
buyers of Coldwell Banker AeCocatlon-owned
properties.
Joeepb A. LoYallo.
.
a.UUcla, Wbo WOD aa all-~d trip to Lu V«eu ata~tLuVe&ulftPt.
Lantern Bay's
brOker chosen
· Joseph A. Lowllo has been appointed broker
for the sale of~ custom homeeltee and 112 luxury
vutas at Lantern Bay, a development under
constructJon on the ctlffs above Dana .Polnt Harbor
and Marina.
GeneraJ partner In lantern Bay Realty, a full-
servtoe brokerage firm, LovuHo has been In the real
estate business since 1958. •
Fie Is a former president of the South Orange
County Board of Realtors and was c;hosen South \
Orange County Realtor of the Year In '979. ~e aJso
Is a former director of the CaJlfomla Association of
Realtors.
A retired U.S. Marine Corps lieutenant colonel,
Lovulto was Instructor director for the Marine
Corps schools In the 1960s and Is now an Instructor ·
In real estate courses for continuing education at
Saddleback Community College.
Lovullo holds a bachelor's degree from San
Diego State University.
"This survey reinforces the Importance of
putting the home In good condition to ensure a
taster resale. This lsJK>methlng we impress on our
corporate clients.·' said James L. Ervin, president
and chief operating officer of Coldwell Bank
Relocation Management Services. Coldwell's man-
agement services is an operating company of the
CotdweU Banker Real Estate Group.
Merrill-..,yn~li introdu~ces training prograni
··Also, the results of this survey clearly support
the finds of our prevtous poll, which was taken
during a sluggish real estate market. It showed that
financing ranked lower than location and price in
influencing the decision of which home to buy,"
Ervin said.
··Even in a depressed real estate market, when
there was so much emphasis being placed on
creative financing, we were curious whether It
would outweigh IQC&tton as the key factor In a home
buyer's decision." Ervin said.
·'What we can say now following our second
survey -taken during an Improved economy is
that financing ooncems have f alten priority fot
homebuyers from third to eighth -behind able,
style and Interior and exterior appearance. This
Indicates to us that currentty homebuyers are more
sensitive to tt~r llfestytes "'an their monthly
mortgage payments." Ervin sakl. The r~ae
te to the surv was 51 cent. · •
National curriculum employs
role-play. panels. demonstration
Merrill Lynch Realty has Introduced a -new
national training program, designed to support the
ongoing education and personaJ development of •
the company's professional sales associates
throughout the country, 8CCOf'dlng to Melvin R.
Schantz, president of the multi-office Southern
California subsidiary of M~ll Lynch Realty
Associates, Inc.
The basts for the new program is an extensive
course curriculum and a Marketing Reference
Manual designed as a continuing resouroa for
experienced sales associates as well as a practical
teaming tool for those reoentty affiliated wtth the
company. .
"Merrill Lynch Realty's focus In 1984 Is on the
excellence of our sales force." noted Schantz. "We
continue to buHd a 'breed apart' sales force
through profeellonal t~."
The Mattcet Reference Manual la a practical
fl8ld manual 8 cuntc:ulum t WU
developed by Merrill Lynch Realty's own educa-
tional team and management around the country.
The manual conatsts of lndfvldualty bound modules
covering communication and sales psychology,
developing your market, listing, selllng and support
services.
"Rather than refytng on the passive lecture
style, the program incorporates role play, work-
shops, caae studies, panel dlecusstons and demon-
strations," explained Davtd Knox, national training
director. "BehaYlorlJ objectives areeatablished at
the beginning of each module, so that 11udents
know exactly what they wtll gain wtth the program.'·
MerrUt Lynch Realty trainers attend regular "train
the trainer" seminars to share Ideas, keep abreast
of state-of-the-art teaching techniques, and to
ensure that a consistent, uniform training program
Is maintained natlonWtde. Merritt Lynch Realty
branch managers take an active rote In supporting
both the method• and de'tvery of traJnlng, as well as
provtdlng ongoing reinforcement of the Information
. for saJea asaociatee.
• The program wat lntrOdUCid In January, and the~ ha Ilk' Into a McorKI nt •
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IPYIUIS • UllDT Lii
Or cloee to it. comes with thls magnificent VIP residence with 4 ~ [NEWPORT BEACH/CORONA DEL MAR
UK ., • -11171111 "Ill . · bdrms. 3 baths, gated pool & spa for ~·· afety. ~ul frant
t Submit all etten! Plan 3 with FORMAL DINING ROOM and wet~. -courtyard entry with eecwi~ ga~. Ternjic .VJEWLJust .med Beta.es ---~ w4pa-off-masiersutte. Better CheCk UiiS one out FAST! :-~an appotl'itiheil TOl'trui me. 759-1501 ..
759-1501 . /.1 ' I I
TIE aWFs • •1 11a ,1• -IRVINE
3 bdnns, 2~ baths in one of our most eooght a.her' areas! Beautiful
greenbelts, bike trails & oomm\mity activities. 10 minutes to the beach!
Just listed. Better see this one)'4S'I't759-1501
11-PllllllS .
With ~ of ~thly lease going toward the down payment when you
leue-option ~ 3 bdan, 2 ~ bath residence with mini ocean view! Only
a few blocks to the beach! 759-1501
1211--lllT IUP .
Comes with this exceptional property. Completely renovated. 3 bd.nm,
2~ baths. 759-1501
1211,111 -MUI YIEW
From this 3 bdrm plus den executive home in one of our most exclusive
areas. Extra lge lot with room for pooUtennis. Private beach access
included in low assoc dues. You OWN the land! 759-1501
IUll llPl.EI, PLll llEST RIT .
Ideal locatioJl -larger corner lot -builders & investor's delight! Only
$269,500. 759-1501
TIUIHI Nt. LIU .
Best value in fiarbor Ridge.·~wnable $165,000 loans. Almost 2,1)()() Ill
ft of com.fort & luxury in this ideal location. One year Rome. Warranty
provided. 759-1501
PAI.EDI •11n 1111• lllW
~utifully maintained with imp~ve brick paved driveway leading
to magnificent front patio. Beautiful interior w /ClL!tom w/w carpeting
and Van Luit wallpaper. A magnificent executive residence for only
$329,000. with $244,000 assumable 1st TD. 759-1501
11,111PEI11111
When you lease option this immaculate Harbor Ridge beauty, hardly
lived in! 759-1501
1211,IOO PllYITE IOU
Access comes with this custom built hillside home in Corona Del Mar
that provides a "cbuntryside" feeling with views of bills & "Open
space". Owner will help with low interest financing. 759-1501
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From this excellently located duplex SOUTH OF THE IDGHWA Y!
Enjoy OOned glass windows. frplc & spacious room sizes. Short walk to
the beach! 759-1501
IPYIWS • 1411,111
Newly redecorated featuring ocean view, beautiful pool and large lot.
Lots o( used brick gives warm family feeling ideal for entertaining.
• 759-1501 \
MID 1111111
With terrific view o1 bay and Newport C.enter night light& 4 spacious
bdrms, 3 baths, French doors, sJcYlights. Newly decorated and entirely
new kitchen! Large sparkling POOL. Excellent buy at "$600.000.
759-1501
·-··••lllli · In this extra special valu~ in University Park green.belt area. Short walk
to pools & tennis. $10,000 under nearest comparable! 759-1501 . , .
lftll.IKlllLFM•ll .
Original owner & pride of ownership. Outstanding decorating, beautiful
entry, shake roof elegance. Vtewof parXgi 1ake as well as golf course.
ONLY -$159,900! This me is a steal! 759-1501
1121,111
Step into the world of elegance. Tb.is beautifully decorated & complete-
ly upgraded home gives a new meaning to condo living. At this low
price, better take a look! 759-1501
-$11,111
Price reduction on this beautiful Woodbridee Towne Home with two
plus den plus 2 baths plus 2 car garage plus fireplace. Very private end
unit. Shake roof, Italian tile in atrium with fountain. Decorator
wallooverings. 'lb.is one is EXCEPnONAL. 759-1501
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In beautiful University Park with bike trails, parks & swimming pools!
Big double car garage, dishwasher, fireplace -even has air conditioning~
Just put on market. Only $260,000 fOI' th.is super location! 759-1501
•EllllB IDl1Y
Channing & roomy 4 bdrm, 2 ~ bath executive home just introduced to
the market. Beautiful private pool & spa. Cloee to achools. Better see this
one! 759-1501
COSTA MESA
Wll • Wll 1f1111
s~ 3 bdrm, 2 ~ bath SL George Model in beautiful Bnttany
Woods. Big double car garage, huge master suite. Ideal Back Bay
location. 759-1501
•Y11U,IM
For this super Towne Home in exceptionally maintamed development.
2 spacious bdnm & 2 baths plus attached 2 car garage! Large private
deck for sun bathing! 759-1501
WTl9E111m
With hard to find hardwood floors.. Cloee to shopping & transponallon.
Large 140 ft. deep lot with fruit trees & room to expand ONLY
$137,500. 759-1501
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2'70 San Mlguel Drtvt
Newpon leac"· CA 12880
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"We Protect & Service
Things That Service You~·
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~ -Orange County ReaJ Estate/An Adver1Jslng suppHment to the DAJLY PILOT/Saturday. June 2. 1984
PrevieW sales beg in af Chartei-Glen
-----Buyers of San Dimas homes
can choose among four floor plans
San Dimas -Terra West has announced the
start of preview sates for a collection of 31 single-
famlly homes at the Charter Glen residential
community In San Dimas.
Prices for the homes range from $99,990 to
$119. 990 and the selection includes four floor-plans
tile roofs, two-car garages and private areas.
The one-and two-story designs offer from
1,07 4 to 1 ,631 square feet of living area and feature
two bedrooms wflh two baths or three bedrooms
with 2'h baths. ~hllghts Include formal dining
rooms or large dfning areas, bay-wiffilowed-or
wind-walled breakfast nooks and a private master
suite. ·
Builders Sales Corp .. exctusive sales agent.
lists amenities such as air conditioning, vaulted
ceilings, ceramic tiled entries, wood-burning fire-
places with gas loglighters, forced air gas heating.
carpeting and decorator-selected lighting fixtures.
Kitchens offer ceramic tile counter tops.
custom-designed wood cabinets, Juminous cen-
lngs, ice maker plumbing and an array of
appliances Including· microwave eye-leYet oven,
range with contlnous-cleanlng oven. automatic
dishwasher and waste disposer In double sinks.
Master bedrooms feature vault~ ceilings,
oversized wardrobes, skytlghted balhs~ and a
double-door -entry,. dressing ~ea and. waJk-ln
closet In one plan. Cuhured marble pullmans
enhance master and secondary baths. .
Other custom-styled features Include a cof-
fered celling In the formal dining room of one home.
a dining galleria overlooking the sunken living room
of another plan, and open-staircases in foyers of .
two-story designs. .
Additional .amenities-lncJude a '60&ar-assl~ed
continuously circulating ho1 water heating system,
smoke detectors, pre-wiring for telephone and TV
outtets and energy saving features such as pilotless
ignition gas ranges, thermostats w1th night set-
backs, exterior door weatherstripping and full waJI
and celling Insulation. . •
RecreatlonaJ f acilltles at Charter Glen Include a
recreat1on center and swimming pool surrounded
by landscaped Qrounds that set off the homes.
Guest part<lng Is 8.lso provided and maintenance of
the facmttes and common ateas Is cared for
through the homeowners association.
The Terra West community ls an established
restdentlaJ .-ea .close to the Puddlngstone Reser-
vof r and Bonet If Region at Park recreational area,
offering flSh ng, boating. horseback riding end
other outdor ac1Mtles.
The development is also within commuting
distance of downtown L'os-Angeles and Otange
County metropolftan and employment centers .and
within minutes ·of the Otaremont, Pomona and
Diamond Bar areas.
Model homes are expected to be completed by
early August at Charter Glen and a temporary sales
acility:3.now-open.at-the ait_. frem-11 a..m.-to.6i>.m .
Tuesday through Friday (closed Wednesday and
Thursday).
To reach Charter Glen, take the Orange
Freeway north, then tum right (east) to the Foothlll
Freeway (210). and take the San Dfmas exit south.
The community Is located on the corner of San
Dimas and Allen.
For further lnformatlo~ calf 592-~97 or
592-6498.
TheCharterGlencommunJtylDSanDimu -built by Terra We8t -featurett four Ooorplanathatstutat$99,990. •
. Toca yo features garden h 'ornes liear ocean
T ocayo Canyofl In
San Clemente offers
what Stearns develop-
ment Co. is calling "ex-
ceptional value.'' The
major obstacle in the
paths of shoppers at the
single-family, detached.
garden home communi-
ty is the number of
buyers ahead of them,
said Philip A. Stearns,
president of the de-
velopment firm.
"Recent develop-
ments have forced
interest rates up In most
places," Stearns noted.
"Tocayo Canyon, be-
cause of guaranteed 30-
year fixed rate loans
with Interest rate ceil-
ings set at 13.5 peroent,
and low 5 percent down
~ents. has emerged as the leading new
home value In coastal
Orange County.
·'If financing alone
weren't enough to q\Jal-
ify the community as
such," he added, "con-
sider the location -
less than a mile from the
Pacific and roughly the
same distance to the
San Diego Freeway.
And we've put extra
effort into the crafting of
these homes to ensure
both quality and style.
All at prices the first-
time buyer can easity
afford."
Seventy-two homes
at T ocayo Canyon were
sotd In the past 30 days.
at prices ranging from
$99,995 to $115.995.
Located within mas-
ter-planned Forester
Ranch, ·the San
Clemente locale
provides ample op-.
portunltles for leisure
and recreation. Miles of
sandy beach, a variety
of dining establish-
ments and shopping
centers are all nearby. A
number of golf courses
and parks are also in the
vicinity.
Plans for Forster
Ranch call for three
more communities to be
developed: Wtfen com-
plete, the projects will
encompass 450 acres of
coastal land.
To visit the communi-
ty, take the Santa Ana
Freeway to Camino de
Estrella, exit and turn
left, Continue on
Camino de Estrella,
which becomes Camino
de Las Mares. on to
Forstei Ranch. For ln-
f or mat ion , call
498-5170.
R e g i s apart111ent s under construction
Regis Homes Corp is building several rental
apartment communtles to meet what the devefoper
describes as an "acute" need for affordable rental
housing tn Orange County.
The first new apartment community Is Rldge-
crest, located at 21486 Lake Forest Drive In El Toro.
Regis is presently acc;eptfng applications for two-
bedroom apartments.
Ridgecrest has a swimming pool, two spas,
tennis court• and recreation faclllties. The phone
number la 855--0077
The eecond of these rental oommuntttes la Laa
Cotlnaa Apartments, located at 25631 Indian Hill
Including 2• one-bedroom and 116 two-
bedroom/two-bath homes. Alt of the homes feature
wood-burning fireplaces, garden wtndowed
kitchens and tndtvldual private storage rooms. In
addition, thwe wtll be a poot and spa. plus a
recreational facHlty.
Occupancy Is scheduled to begin In mtd-.June
1984. Early reeefVatlona are urged for the one-and
two-bedroom apartments. priced from $800 to
$785. Theee apartments are being Offered to
quaUfled residents on a ftrat-oome balle.
Lane In Laguna HIHa. The tanporary rental Qfftce '8 tocated on site
Lu CaMRas wtll featur• 1AO epertment hiofnel, , , tf"l4 '' cpN> frOCJ\ 10 a.m. to a p.m. dalty, 76&-n57.
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Specializing in properf'J on
BA YFRONT -EXTRA SPECIAL
Oftertftt • .....-locatlon wtth "wide YEW" on main
beJfront loC8tion, Ihle ~ hM a piw/dp tor • 50' ( fecM. .... of both wQftdt -• brick,.... end prden end
rec::r.tlonef wetemont IVlng. Frwtt dooft, w.t w , scar o-.... new roof end m...-, other utr• lncludM In Ihle 4 ~home on two•• Spectoua Uwtng reom, WV-
form.I dining room end kttchen with breelrf•t .,.., &eJ
lo .... t1,G50,000. FEE. 131-1400.
BAYFRONT -PIER/SUP -VIEW
Spec:bleWr mount.In end w•ter •lew from thle well-"'*'tehwd 11A YFRONT DUPlEX. 8MdJ bMch + piw for 2 1arve Jedm. Greet femlly •• In • qutet location. Cell for
....-.. on this tentftc ptoperty. OWNER W1U CARRY TitE
NOTE ANO FIRST T.D. ON THIS FEE LAND ptopertJ.
.. .000. 131-1400.
NEWPORT OCEANFRONT -SPECTACULAR
Splendtdty contempcwwy rMtdence In• corner toc.tlon
wtth .. Un1ed~ windows to enloJ the bNch end ocean . . . •
yet offering the ptt.ecy within. Two--story, grendloM
properfJ with• conblnetton of Ught wood noon & carpet-
ing, gourmet kitchen with quetlty c:.blnetrr, ......-
femlly room end 4 bedrooms ln the main hciuM. Aleo•
..,.,_ .. entrance for • 1 bedroom ltHfw ~ ... or for
the .._..., •.• or can be • rental unlV. .• or NSlfJ pert of
the m.an house. 3-cer garage. ~tel '1 g .... end unusual
ct.t.Wng throughouL 1849,000. FE • el 131-1400.
LITTLE ISLAND BA YFRON -,000
lneplec...,,. lodaJ on this 9lD tot on A YFRONT. Greet
"water views" from thla 2-storr prope;ty with two untta.
Specious 4 end 3 bedroom units end owner wUI help
ftnMce. f71.el00.
BANK REPOSSESSION -LAGUNA
A"" a.ge ~with wood end g .... end bMutltul pool
.,.., Bring anr on... of tract., 10% cah down. Banmk 1a
oflertng 121' lntereet for nnenctng. EMJ to .... RecklC*t
10 1715.0UO. 131-1400.
BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT
OutatancAng comer toc.tlon on So. Beyfront ••. quiet end
of We. UN088TRUCTED MAIN BAY VIEW-wtth no boels
moorec11n tront. =~t ms.ooo but oww 1e .-1ng 1715,000 Md la . Y ANXIOUS to .... Cel for .._... on this .. tandnwt.. toc.tloft. On FEE lend.
131-1400.
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Orange Counfy AM Estate/~ Achert~ ~to the DAILY PILOTIS8tur~. June 2, 19&4 -5
waler ~ .. waler . . : ~nJ wilk View of waler <---
BALBOA ISLAND
~ 2 ......._ ~·••ne c .. Cod home wtda s
.......... f.wt Dlhlad kltcMft, ....... and lwidwood
...... ~3 ,_old ...w unit"-2 bedroolna. 2 ......
4 car ...,..__ $175,G00.131-1400.
JASMINE CREEK CONDO -VIEW .... •tine• Thia ~ 3 .,...... condo ...
apeclll """ I _....,. good wtew, plUe fttn Wge petlo
landec..,.cl by Aoget9 -..., ~ OuelttJ. condition. heet with ..._,,, titer .,....,. end completely
MCUNd ...... comn1uNty pool and ..... courts. 0.Mn
rnotlw.-1 SSCZ.500 131-1400. .
WESTCLIFF -LARGE FAMILY HOME
Thia "'llelot" bull home la OM °' the few 5 bedroom
homee tor .... ....., ...... apece • prfncJ. An ...,. WV-Jot, .......... end....., a.eh and ....., ~
structlon. lecuilftJ .,._..., ,... copper phlntbling. 2 water
........ 2 ....,.. .. and.~ .. kitchen.&., lo
show. f7S.4IOO. 1325,000. •
OPEN HOUSE SUINOAY, 't-6 P.M.
DRIVE BY 1IGO DOROTHY LNE. N.8.
LAGUNA BEACH CONTEMPORARY
Oceal\ VIEW.with loede of wood and gl.-oo • huge '"91
lot wtu, room tor pool In front or beclt. On1J 4 ,..,.. old In
• chok:e locMloft. Exciting 4 bedroom home end oww la
Ngef to cooper• In ........... Lwe .... low
down. a1-1400. ·
WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX
SEASONED MONEY MAKER only 2 ~ from undl 4
bedroOlfta In ...., • 2 bedrooflle In lower .nt. oww -eerrr • ........... 2n11. Priced at a..ooo Cal 131-1400.
NEWPORT CONDO -BOAT SLIP
One of the low...a pltced condoe wtth JOW own boet alp
lnctudld. OIMnbliit.pdo ...u.1....., ........... ~ .,...D_, f'h belhe. IEeeJ atepe lo the beed\. OfttJ
1235.a FU.. U1-1400. .,
BAYSHORES CAPE COD COTT AGE
Aflpnl•g •.*'1:'r ui.rt. wtth tredllof'81 fMlnu · · · .... potentW •••'°°911111 ... 2 bedroom home "" ==~~~~Urge patio •••
IRVINE -SAN JOAQUIN TOWNHOUSE •
...... 8ollno .... 211., condo In • c:ountrJ ...
moepMre. o.w .. ,_..., ........ piopetty to ....
...... ..,.. Condoll11llh 2 IMdfoom. +deft. ... end
,_ .. to... IL s--.: 131-MOO. . .
EASTSIOE HOME + POpl ~
.._.Md apea111 a bedrool'ft home with cuetom ~
........ ,... ............. Md peNc1 for .... .....,.
C D!ep I MIM OWW .. eel..., JMr ofter on INe chal'M-
lng home. -..... ~room for S151~ 131.1400.
woo~ -BORDEAUX MODEL • -A ..,..,.. .. ....,._,s blghlJupgreded wm.W1htw dac«,
"*1'ond ... and ............ Oww ...............
wernnty plm" wMin JOU buJ tNe 2 bedloom + d9n condo.
ttst,I00.131-'400. .. redUced. lndudee .. condlaonlng
and 8lt8dled gange.. -
GAEA T ST ARTER HOME -$131,000
Oertlog remoclet with new ldtchen a ..... Oft LAAGE LOT.
Only 10% CASH down/ ..... option or EXCHANGE. Cal
for detella. 131-MOO.
SUPER EASTSIDE BUYI
L.OW9IJ Newport Riviera condo has fuat been reduced to
tltl,000. Thie-S bedroona. 21h beth ree6detic. h8I em.
_ ........... petlo, double...,..... .... c:omta Md
pool. c.t 131-1400. -
LIDO ISLE -MINT CONDrTION
OWnen have tataly coordlnllttld .... carpet and • .cower"•...-Jble brtgM. cheerful a IPll I ••ne ....._ Lwge
• bed + l8lft81 room With a.., eowmet llftc:Mn a 8exl:J6e ......... 131.1400. Mn,000.
NIGUEL SHORES -OCEAN VIEW
F...-llc vEw of oc:emt from Ihle brtght & elry S
bedroom, 2¥1 ._. end un1t. nwo ~ .... 1mct-
....._ ~ pool, tennis a ..,._ Security pt9..
131-1400. 1225,000 •
NEWPORT CORNER -POOL
Owner le "" motlnted to ..a end wtn conelder u -~ few home In Long a.ch --. A ree11J ~ lOfllr c ••..e.d 2 .._..a a• a den + ......, ,__
........ !IC& --··;:. ...... Md ... pool and dedt .... Eaay to.... ,500 ~ lhe lend. 131-1400.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC~
a~. Rentdlco. ProJX>rtv Mi'lnagement
• 3 15 Ma rine Av<>.
8alhod l~land
(> 7:J-(l'>OO
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Bonds 1nake
buying easier
at GC coi:idos,
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New homeowners can move in
with a~ little as $4,800 down
Buyers can move into the VIiias at Meadow
Brook Village, a Garden Grove condominium
community, for as low as $4,800 with 30-year, 101h
percent fixed rate bond financing. .
.Conventronat toans-are ava1ta1Jte-at 1:JOth l'tffr
Villas and the Town homes, lncludjng. a conven-
tional 30-year, 1 H'• percent fixed-rate loan.
But financing Isn't the onty att~ctlon at
Meadow Brook, said sales manager Carolyn·
Agnew. "The buyers are ~ting Meadow Brook
· Village as the highest quality development regard-
less of price or financing," she said.
The Villas, one-and two-bedroom con-
--dominium homes. are prloed from_ $_79..900 to
. $93,900. Two-and three-bedroom, two-story
Townhomes ~re also available, priced from
$109,900 to $135,900.
"We back Meadow Brook Vltlage homes ytith a
written, two-year warranty, which cover!.)Omost
everything in the home," Agnew said. "We, too, see
that Meadow Brook Village offers true quality."
Recreational amenities at the 23-acre develop-
ment include a swimming pool, tennis courts and a
clubhouse with a fireplace, game tables, pool table,
sauna and restroom and kitchen facilities.
Two special "Home of Quality" demonstration
• plans accompany the seven model homes. The
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Kltellene at Meadow Brook VW.,e In
Garden GroTe featare ballt-ln appll•acea
and nataral oak cabinet.. Two 0 Bome of .. ~ •
The Toman Co.·· Meadow Brook VUJ.a&e often oae-and two-bedroom Vlllu from .
Home of Quality models display cut-away walls and
ceilings, ptumbfng and heating systems, and
exhibits of the materials and craftsmanship used to
create the homes. In addition, many of the price-
lnctuded amenities are displayed.
Meadow Brook VIiiage 'homes Include fire-
places, built-In appllanoes, decorative kitchen and
bathroom fixtures, recirculating hot water system,
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deck or patto, watt-to-wall caq>etlng, front door
deadbolt locks, natural wood kitchen cabfnets and
cultured marble bathroom counters.
To see Meadow Brook VIiiage, take the Garden
Grove Freeway to the Magnolia off-ramp. Tum west
on Trask and right on Yockey to MMdow Brook
VIiiage. For more Information, call The VIiias sales
office 539-9736 or The Townhomel 539..0734.
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Historic ranch
no.w country club
WARNER SPRINGS -Phase one escrows are
now being closed at historic Warner Springs
Ranch, according to A. Cal Rossi, Jr., owner and
developer of the property, being marketed as a
country club ranch for2,000 owners.
Phase one consists of 837 proprietary un-
div1ded Interests, made avaJlable wfth ttNt Issuance
of the final Department of Real Estate permit on
~mber 30,~198~.
''This new concept In ownership has generated
an In precedented amount of enthusiasm," said
Rossi. "Each buyer receives a grand. deed
representJhg a 1 /2000th Interest In the 2,522-acre
Warner Springs Ranch, Including Its 250 guest
bungalows, 18 hole PGA rated golf course; two
swimming pools, 17 llghted tennis courts, a 32-acre
youth actMtles area, equestrian center and lodge
with year-round food and beverage service." •
Whtie the $32 mllllon renova~nd building
program Is In progress, Rosal and his Int-venture
partner, Border Lights, Inc., a oHy-owned
subsidiary of AKO General, Inc., ar offering the
proprietary undivided Interests at a "Charter
Owner'.' price.
"Thia type of marketing Is stJH relatively new,"
Rossi said, "but It's captured the lmaglnatJon of
those who are looking for en exceptk>n81 rec-
reational site. At Warner Sprtnga Rllnch, an owner ·
hu unHmlted daytime use of the faclltlel 385 days
a year. Country club "*"berlhlp lncludel a major
Initiation fM that la ~ not tr......at>le. A
vacation home that oner. aa mmy dtvendfled
fdttiel Would cost many th'Mi"the ~ of equity
owner8hlp at w..,..-llnd a reeort hotel bill for a
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SOMETIMES. just living in Newport Beach ia not enough! Unquestion~ly view of the gorgeom goU course and tb.!_ex~~IS-~~R-GeDb:i-.:1~bfie
Presidents and Princes, oil barons and giants of fiaao-ce. commerce and -~~e-olfer oil!-e mc>it" mapific~nt custom estates i
industry, indeed, the most sociably distinguished are magically drawn to this ~ouoty. Behind its own electronic gates and cobblestone motor c yard.
great area to live. and to enjoy, the best the world hat to olfer. Far and wide. extensive use of m~nry with massive colum11s anti wrough iron fe ce, one
the sophisticated ambience of Big Canyon, it accept_e4 u one ~r the most finds beautiful landscaping and utmost seclusion. The home was uperbly
cherished and desireable enclaves in the country. Its magnilicense i.s a planned, with some 6,500 square feet of exacting quality. It tures 4
treasure found. and the fable that is Ne"'.~rt Beach ia epitomiud in Big bedrooms, including a Reg.al master suite. 5~ bat~ 4 t"' places. an
' Canyob. Nestled in the huhneu of Big Canyon with a sweeping panoramic elevator, and much, much more. Priced at Sl.'795,000.
RIC CA~ON ... AND THI UPERB ESTATE ••. THE UL Tl)IATE DlSTINCTION ... AND Yot1a EXPRESSION Of' CRANDTAST£
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 12-5. 25 AUGUSTA, BIG CANYON .NEWPORT
This charming and delightful country home is
a masterpiece of perfection in its authenticity
of an era in history known foT gracious living.
Panoramic views from rows of French windows
are portraits of real life murals of distant
1oow·capped moUDtains, a billioJL city lighUA
hilltops and treetops ... a daily spectacle for
someone fortunate enough to own this incom·
parable home and setting.
Over 5.000 square teet of living space, on a
magnificent full acre, with full grown pines.
eucalyptus and an orchard with dozens of fruit
trees. rose gardens and enhanced by a sparkl·
inl pool and spa with never endi11g views.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 12-6
12711 Reservoir· N. Tustin
(Near Skyline & Foothill)
CALL 731-4444 TO ARRANCE FOR SEQJRJTY CLEARANQ:
~E< 1.l DEi> E~T \TE lll<rll
I\ TllF Tl ~Tl\ HILL~
Thia superbly designed and constructed estate.
built by renowr;ie4 beach area contractor T.
Duncan Stewart, offers over 6,000 square feet
of custom-crafted quality. It it a graciou home ,
with an elegant uruqueness blended with con·
t.e!llpOra.ry-ucitemeot, • quality ~en-.oagbt
but seJdon found. he warm and rich appoint·
men!S are greatly eohaoced by the abUAdant
use of richly finished, exotic wood5. A mam·
moth poolside family room with full kitchen
and movie p_rojectioo ro9m promises man.y
memorable family get·togethers. A long 300'
private driveway provides-for future electric
gates for additional seclusion. Great financing
available.
TRADES CONSIDERED
1710 La Loma· N. Tustin
(Near Redhill & Foothill)
Thia ia a superbly planned 6 bedroom home
with 4 full baths on a deosley wooded hillside
with a .magnificent view! The home wu buiJt
by its present owners on the carefully selected
site and bis i the fiDJ tinltil,.h.uheea.olluecl
for sale. Views from almost every room a.s well
as the gorgeous pool and spa are tbe super
features along with an exquiaitely manicured
~ acre yard. Other features include air con·
ditioning. 2 finplaca, and ..-pal kitchen.
PRICED AT ONLY $675,000
OPEN SAT & SUN 12 to 6
11211 Cherryhill · N. Tustin
(Near Foothill & Skyline Dr.)
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8 -Or~nge County Real Estate/An Advertising ~pp~t to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday. June 2, 1984
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Are 'lou looking for a Jleaf near I~ feac~?
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:Jfiere are 4 Leauli/ull'I Luift lownhom~J in ofJ
Corona def mar. lack. 3 Ledroom, 2 112 La1lij wuli
viewing decLJ, JpaJ, dining areaJ, /;.replaceJ an~
qua/ii'! delail from Jo/id br~JJ /;.xlureJ lo crown
mouldin.gJ. 5/ie'I are allraclive f :J/ie'J are . '!afue f
:J/ie d eveloper ;uJI dropped priceJ $100,000 lo
$219,000· each. See lhe Cape Cr~wn 5ownhom~J -al ,
403 Popp'J Ave, Cdm. Open tkiJ Salurda'J and
Sunda'J. mrJ. maril'ln l<o~Jelol will meel IJOU.
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J PACIAC COAST HIGHWAY AT M~AR114UR BOULEVARD IN CORONA DEL MAR
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llEW LISTING
-~ ........ ~Harbor Island Or.,
nr Beacon Bay yet S thousands
less. 3 bdrm, 3 bath, spacious
pool home, vacant, spotless' $525,000 . . ' .
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"911 UTllMY •1
l( ....... 3 .. 3,2111111,..,..., ..........
$334,900 ............ , .. \ ............ 518 Matguerite, ofd COM
::--............. 3 .... 3--IOt,llry,
$525,ooO •..•...................... 134 Harbor Island Or. N.B.
e.e.cn...-..-ii.._,1..._2._ • .,.-. .....
$174,000-..... 2031 N. Capetla Ct. Mesa Verde, C:M.
lfEl-UTln&Y Ill 111111
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$925,000 ............................... 3335 Ocean Bfvd. COM
... l ....... 1~ ......... 111,111
$219,000.. ................. 403-409 Poppy Ave, Olde COM
Clll* ~ IJICllll,..., lltai .............
$425,000 ........................ 501 Cliff Dr., Nwpt. Heights.
.., arnlt, 3 .................. dlltttn.
$395,000fee .......... 2001 Altura, Irvine Terrace, COM '
.......... lWra,2Mlllllltllllldlll._..._
$289,000 ...................... 2212 Arbutus, Eastbluff, N.B.
IPU SllllY •LY
c..try UCld. .. [autt .... c.,.. ..... ·3 Wra, ......
$435,000 ........ 528 Seaward, Corona Highland, COM
..... let ........... .
$285,000 (LH) ......... 2601 Blackthorn, Eastbluff, N.B.
._. .. ,, l1•11,3Wrm,JM,.,.,Jecb....,.__
$219,000 .................. 463-409 Poppy Ave, Olde COM s Tlwlllll ltsl ... ltiC*n. l .... l ... ,..., .... '*'· ...
$52~.ooo .......................... 134 Harbor Island Or. N.B.
.,. .... ,..., .... l .... 3 .. ., ... ..,.
$360,000 .• 4501 Wayne Rd, Cameo Highlands, COM
-. Tt at •s. l Wrw. 2 mri1s, tiOt MC1ritJ systm. w .
$475,000 ....... 2 Rue FountaJnbleau, Big Canyon N.B.
2 ........ licC.,..~ .... -......
5,000. ................ ...... ............ 3 Aue FountaJnbleau
....,, ............ 3 ....... 2 -...... Min, llJ-ICllb, tee 01UJ,....
$179,000 ...... 2613 Redlands, Back Bay, Costa Mesa
111111001e s2n1~ I •.,.rt..,._ ~111,900. 3 bdrm, 21~ bath, all
amenities of swim, spa A ''sleeper"' of a bOy at
$111,900 •.,.rt, .... , .. ~ $114,000. 3 big bedrooms,
21A baths, end unit in quiet area near nature
part<, pool and spa.
-...,.,. ..... -$130,0001 Lovely location,
townhouse In Westcllff, 2 bdrm, 2 baths, de-
lightful patio~ $130,000
1rtttMJ ..... -Attractive Costa Mesa area, 3
,bdrm, 2 bth wfth used brick frplce, pawn, wood
1floors and pine paneling. Ah-dor-ablel $147,500
........ l••Mlllte -Perky Cape Cod with
French doors and wfndows, wood floors and
formal dining, 2 bdrm tovmhome In Newport
onty $153,900
....... .., .., ••••••• -· 2 bd, 2 ba, lmmac.
View deck. Walk to everything. lncJ. Comm
pool/spa. $169,000
IEW LISTllli
-ust &Id" -Central COM.
near ehope, footbridoe
.pattc, 2 bdrm and 1 bdrm units, new carpe1 and paint. Only
$249,500
"I VOTE FOR EVERYONE VOTING" That's what Marilyn Roussetot urged the entire staff to
do this coming Tuesday, June 5. "A presidenttal primary, and crucial races for the 70th
Assembly District and Proposition A headline the ballot. Bev White & Joan Bracy agree.
• 1111tts a.pm -3 bdrm, 3 baths, 1850 sq ft!, end
unit, patio, nice decor onty $189,900
Terrifie lewd:••• -Brand new! 3 bdrm, 3 ba,
trplce In master suite and llv. rm., trench doors,
patio and sundeck. $209,000
I Ital lllit -Classic Old COM duplex, Batten
Board, brick fireptaoes, tons of trees + Invest-
ment potential. Onty $209,000
C.,. .,._ , ........ -Outstanding values,
near COM Beaches, 3 Bdrm, 3 baths, brand new, decks, spas, frptcs. $219,000
...._. ... ._ """1 -RentaJ units, 2 bdrm, 1
ba, frplc in ~ unit. Beamed ceilings, wood
floors. $239,000
..,_. ,_. TM .... -Just steps to Balboa
beaches, 3 bdrm, 2 story, solid custom home
with stone frplce and ocean views. Only
$270,000
EM...., •l•*-•• -Large pool, nice view, one
owner home, purchase tee or at $285,000
leasehold
P11111i111 _.,,.,. -3 bdrm, 3 ba. panorama of
Big Canyon Golf Course. 3 bdrm, 3 ba. very
upgraded, real class, only $299,000.
1 1110~ 1411= I
flew, ... Wii -Wtth 3 rm, 2 baths,
large stone fireplace and beam ceiling. Ananc-
lng Is great at $310,000 fee. Iii...,_ -2 bdrm, den, 2 bath condominium.
behind guarded gate, spablous, light and a
bargain at $335,000
1ianf Ut1 -Sport court. covered patio and
pride of ownership, 4 Bdrm, H.V. Hills, nr park,
$399,000
IW ... llanlt -Cheerful, charm personified,
metlculousty maintained, 2 bdrms, den, 2 baths,
45' lot and just a skip to the beach.
lniH T.,... C.e1mJ1nry -Great look! Very
current, wood floors. shutters. oontemporary
tones of grey, spa tool $395,000
0..-..... •1'M -Canyon views. yet
spacious 3 bdrm, fam rm and viewing deck. A
speciaJ home. Owner/agent. $435,000
11111.t • -Special offerings of a special
project. Quality construction, ooean views, se-
curity, tennis and a gorgeous pool. Priced from
$«0,000
IMIMe .. "9 ... ,, -Port Royal plan in Seaview,
4 bdrms, $30,000 in extras, tasteful excitement.
1$449,000
'"' ..... -Big canyon, 3 bdrm, on comer k>t,
light atmosphere, strong security system.
Mon8QO at $475,000
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overlooking entire Newport Harbor. 3 units, with
1dedts and magnificent views. $795,000
..., -But well preseMKI 3 bdrm, hugs the
cliffs over beach, surf, jetty, C•taJina & sunsts.
Anance: Owner. Price: $925,000
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10 -Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 2, 1~
Pre-rerltals
und~r way _at
Villa So ana
Marking the debut of the first apartment
community to be presented\ by Meister Develop-
ment. reservations are now being accepted fo.r 160
of the 272 apartment homes to be constructed at
Villa Solana In Laguna Hills.
"Strong demand for affordable housing In
South Orange County prompted Meister's di-
versification Into apartments and has also been
respoosibfe for the-initiation of thiS" priHental
program," explained Carole Jamieson Dann, vice
president of marketing for the Newport Beach-
based company.
The eompany has recently expanded oper-
ations Into the ScottsdaJe/Phoe~ix residential
market and hss continued its diversification with
the acquisition of several automotive dealerships
throughout Southern Caltfoml~ _
"Based upon the high response to our signs
and inter~t lists. we are gojng ahead and providing Key to the city
apartment seekers with the opportunity to pre-rent
one of the first phase apartment homes at VIiia Dem Zellner, prealdent of Zellner Com-clttsen hoa••ni project. Tbe projecta la
Solana," continued Dann. "These early-bird maDltlea, Inc., recd•ea a key to the clty of beiDC heralded u a pl'OtotJ'Pe eomma.nlty
renterswlllenjoythe~dvantageof a one-year rental hllerton from Mayor. Linda LeQalre for becaue ZeUaer la ballcllnC it wttboat ~~-==--=ra~egu81'1Jfteeam1mt1t00rptansandlueat~~A1J...-ll~a.4-.iopnu:n.1.ar~a.e..J~1111:tala.a...&.J~~o~r~~__.Dll:~!IU!l'.J~Ul]~1dkl:ln~dt.~~~=-~~~~-=-·~~be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.''
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Renting from approximatefy $585 to $760 per
month, the apartment homes at VIiia Solana will
range In size from 709 to 1,029 square feet of
interior living space. Four floor plans will provide a
selection of one-bedroom or one-bedroom-plus-
den plans, each with a single bath, or two-bedroom
designs with 1 'I• or two full baths. To accommodate
'the needs of roommates or other dual households,
the largest model sequesters two master suites,
each with a full bath.
Buck chosen for marketing post
During this pre-rental program, a rental center
is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. To vtstt the stte of
Meister Development's new apartment community
of Villa Solana, take the San Diego Freeway to the
~lcla Parkway exit and proceed south approx-
imately two miles. For further information caJI 643-1101. •
Bob Buck has been· named director of
marketing for Laguna Surf. a luxury beachfront
timeshare reS<1rt under construction In Laguna
Beach.
Before joining the Laguna Surf Partnership,
which is developing the resort, Buck served as
director of marketing for Ron Williams Realty, with
offices in Laguna Beach and Laguna Nigue. In that
capacity he handled all advertising and promotion
for the firm.
"When It came time to find someone capable
of developing the sort of sophisticated marketing
Co1nputer aids in search for home
High speed system helps buyers
determine affordable payments
Renters on the Orange Coast are discovering
that homeownership is possible with the aid of a
high-speed computer system from Lee Mortgage
Corp. of Huntington Beach.
The system works equally well for homeowners
facing a balloon payment or the need to refinance
their present mortgage.
Lee Mortgage's Financing Analysis System
Technology (FAST) Is helping real estate agents
quickly match clients with homes they can afford.
The computer analyzes a-buyer's ablllty 10 borrow
and within minutes helps determine affordable
monthly payments.
"Often renters are surprised to find that
although they thought they couldn't afford to buy,
the FAST computer found a loan program that
makes It possible," said Bob Foutz of Lee
Mortgage.
"We found that many renters are really
interMted In purchasing a home or condominium,
but do not think they have the ability to qualify for a
loan," Foutz noted. "In many cases, we have
proven this to be wrong. People can purchase wtth
as llttte ~ 5 percent down and many times parenta
will co-mortgage with a son or daughter."
The FAST computer hefps all prospective
buyers qulctdy determine the price range and best
loan program available for them before they go out
to look for a home. By etlmlnatlng guesswork,
buyers save time In the search for their dream
home.
A loan officer can bring a small portable FAST
printer rtght to a buyer's home. After typing In some
basic financial Inf ormatlon and sending It to the
FAST computer, the printer will type out as many as
eight loan programs avallabte to the prospective
buyer, based on his Income and assets.
~ST has loan schedules for loans ranging from·s~to$1.5 million, as well as comparing
fixed and adjustable rate mortgages.
The FAST system Is currently avallabte to
private Individuals and real estate agents In Irvine,
Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Newport
Beach, Balboa, Costa Mesa, Mission Viejo and
parts of Gar~en Grove.
Further Information ls avaJlabte by contacting
Bob Foutz at Lee Mortgage In Huntington Beach,
848-7..00 or Barbara Kale In Sherman Oaks at (818)
990-3500.
strategy needed for Laguna Surf, Bob was the only
person we seriously considered," said Ron Wii-
iiams, whd Is one' of three general partners
developlnP. Laguna Surf. ·
"Bob s knowledge of Laguna Beach and South
Orange County. combined with his marketing
know-how made him a natural," sald Wiiiiams.
As director of marketing for Laguna Surf, Buck
Is responsible for establishing an orlOlnal market-
ing plan and Implementing a sales program.
The waterfront three-story, 25-unlt resort ts
rising on a bluff ovet1ooklng the town's curving
coastline, dtrectly above Main Beach.
Cost of the development, excluding land costs,
Is expected to top $3.5 mlMlon. Sales are now under
way.
"Working on ~na Surf la such a wonderful
opportunity for me becauae thefe are so few
vacation ownership resorts being built on the
California Coast that this may welt be a one-of-a-
kind ~ment," uld Buck. .
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Over Sixty Years of Turning Drsl!ms Into Reality
CORONA DEL MAR GEii
Deliahtful 3 bedroom heme m c:hoice c.nx
location S>Uth of PllCiflc C08ll Hwy. Sunny,
9ecluded p.do adjoins living room. kildkn and
one bedroom. Specioua Uv'lns~ wlbrli!r lire-
place and dining area. Ericlmed two-ar praaie
All for $280,000!! Call BINNIE-DIXON
~ .eASTSIDI! CHARmR ·
Lace Cw1aina. neW carpets 81¥l-lewrora ~
thia large 3 bdrm, 3 t.th family home charmina·
Over 9,000 .. ft R-2 lot with lpU1tliqg pool and
~ aDCe1S. One year heme warranty included.
NORTHWOOD CONDO
1 bdrm + )oft, plan "'Ir' near a bebblf"IC brook.
Owner may trade for R-1 loL $110,000. Call
MARIA BERCOVIT'L for finanCtng
MONARCH BAY
Spldous boaie wll.arle moms .a view of the
blue pacific. Everytbin£ to make ~omia life
style easy. 2 master suites plus 3 more bdnns. lra
tam rm. formal din rm, pool spa & built-in BBQ.
Low maintenance grounds · w/extensive brick
work and decking. $450,000 L .H. Call TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD .
LOW PRICE -BAYIHORES
2 Bd.nn & family 'room which couJd aJnvert to
3rd bdnn. Poteneial to expand. Charming guard-
gated Newport community with private l>Mcb.
$329,000 FEF.. Call MARIL Y TWITCHELL or
MARIA BEROOVITZ.
LOCATION
Charming 3 bdnn home on quiet Newpi>rt Beach
Street. H.aidwood fioon, large Kcluded back
yard. Convenient to &'.boob, shopping and beach.
Excel.Jent location. Priced at $1&4,900. Ask for
DONNA cw BILL.
BLUFFS -SINGLE LEVEL
NEWPORT BEACH -ONLY 11•.IOO
'6ingle 1eWl 3 bdrm ••J" plan with extra large
deck overlook1.ng the canyon and back bay.
Excellent condition. Owner wants wt sale. Sub-
mit!! Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE
DABOL't
FArta NEAR
Farfrom the noise of the dty, close to freeways.
Beautifully decOrat.ed executive home in
Anaheim Hills. Very quiet. very pnvate. View of
aty Ugbts from most rooms.and ovel"SlD!d spa. A
wife's dream for large or small scale entertaining
or comf0t1ablc family liVlllg. Nearly 4000 sq ft. 4
bdrms. 4 baths, ~ acre of lush landscaping.
$449.000. Call DOROTHY MITCHELL.
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GREAT INVESTMENT HOME _+._co.-_ ma1'-NOllE 0. 11 IF n •SJD--+--.---
COIE 2 or 3 bdrm heme with W. ~patio and
Duplex am. street from expemive t.yfnmt pool. Grea& pooWdf> m1ftt.aininC are. with fire..
bomea. Walk to bey or~ 3 bdrm I 2 bd:nQ + piL Re 11 Mwhly jricied. Call DC>ft01'HY HARJ>...
guest & t.tb, 3 car aar-ge. &me & apl 1epatated CASTI..E for ftnendna de1aha.
by lrg mckwed patio. $415.000. Call MARILYN
~Lor MARIA BEROOVITZ ..
4eOO+ SQ FT NEWPORT BEACH HOIE
llT bay frontagew/privatedock foe 70' 00.t.:_,4
bdnnl + oonvertible study, 4 ~ betha. fon:nal
dining room and step-down livin& room -~
ate rmiltel' wing w /litting room, ~ & twin
walk-in cloeeta -Offend with land fcw
$1,700,~ t.tnandn,g. ea:o TODDY
SMITH or DON DeTHOMAS.
2151 BAYSMORE DR -BAYIHORES .
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-. to 5:00
Beautdul rmin channel view fl'QID the 63' t.yfront
deck. !'My 8'xell 10 freeway. walk 10 Balboe Bay Club.
.. Bdnm. eecb with beth. family room. Rp chnini roam.
~tio Private beKhee. Call MARILYN
CHERRY LAKE
Immaculate remodeled 3 bdrm home. Fireplace,
bar. large patio with spa overlooking lake. Seller
wants it SOLD NOW. A musi to.ee.Qall MARK
DRENNER.
NEWPORT BEACH BA.YFRQN'T
SPECTACULAR WATER YEW
Unequaled private road location near the Harbor
entrance offers quick ocean access. $1.350,000
includes the land and 2 boat speces. Qill SALLY
SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT.
AFFORDABLE NEWPORT BEACH CON-DOS
Two prestigiouS ocean view' condos m security
bu.ildina· Both urulS include 2 bdrms. 2 baths,
fireplace, view patios and community pool and
spa. Minuces to beach, F.lshion Island and Hoag
M~ Center. Asking $185,000 and $230.000.
Call DIANE CARFORA or LINDA
TAGLIANETTI.
PERFECT FAMILY HOME
BJG CANYON NEWPORT BEACH Spaaous
five bdrm home with large family room. eating
area off kitchen and formal dining room Fenced-
in pool & yard All on large Hag lot w1th ample
perking Call DOROTHY HAROCASTLE
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LARGE A88UllABLE LOAM
12" fixed in~ 30 year loen. 1bree bdrm
hOme with lpwioYs bmlly room md teparale livinC room in qWet location.. ~alk ~ ahoppinc
cent.er & F~l36,000. Call SALLY SHIP-
LEY • •
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PRAW OCEAN FRONT COTTAGE
2 Bdrm. 2 bath CIQ CIOl"Dl!I' R-2 liM. Owner will
--beck. t&&5.000. Goqreoul aimea and -aJmost private> quiet beach. Call ALICE McCALLUM '
-PRICE REDUCTION
Harbor View Homa UR your own \allents md
cnaavtty to campJete the ~us rocxn of tl:ila
. "1vely. dean "Partofino" plan. 3 bdnm. faqt rm.
form dining. Reduced to $249,500 L.H. Call
CAROL PANGBURN.
UDO ISLAND·BAVFRONT .
3,500 SQ rr. fiw-hmm home-with pier & .Up -
large yachL Features elevatm, cm1ral vacuum,
electric awninp. gourmet kitchen. 1Mded &lam
entry door. SUe IUbject to court approval Call
MARIA BERCOvrrz.
OREGON RANCH
BROOKINGS. OR.rooN. 2 ~ on 3.2 acres
on banks of Q)etco River. 4 bdrm & 1 bdrm.. 3
corrals.. botR tradt. chicken coop. barn. fnlit
orchard, ..omahle lo9n.. Owner may carry 2nd
or exdlanae for Southern California property.
Only $189,000. Call MARY JANK.
BLUFFS WATER YEW
OWNER MAY CARRY
'Attractive .. Delores" plan with exquisite bay &
bluff view. Spacious patir> tmn which to watch
the migrann, birds. Wilh--appm 2°" .down,
owner may carry a new 1st T .D. Call JOYCE
DA.BOLT or SALLY SHIPLEY
2 FOR $108,900
Duplex • ea. 2 bdnn. 1 ~ beth plus endoeed 2<ar
garage. Excellent rental area. Good financing -
V .A. assumable. Call DONNA WEBSTER.
1114 PORT LAURENT -HARBOR VIEW
HOMES
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1:00 TO 5:00
NEWPORT BEACH -Don't mm this cnel! Well
maintained 2 story 4 bdnn "Palermo" ori spaoous
lot with mature fn.ut trees & gardens. ~ low
for fast sale. $299.000 including land Call
TODDY SM{TH
183.900
3 Bdrm. 1 i.. bath home on qwet street. Lrge
added Crumly room and wann bn<:'k hreplace
make th&s a l~ly fanu.Jy home Close to schools
and shoppa.ng Ask for DONNA WEBSTER
GEORGE ELK NS COMPANY
(714) 759-9100
CORPCR,A TE PL A=~ 0 S~·ITE l ~O =3 f\ Jt \·VPORT CENTER ,.
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SECLUDED LOCATIOI
4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS 1N PRIME CONDITION. t1UGE
CUL OE SAC LOT WITH ROOM ENOUGH FOR POOL,
REC. VEHICLE OR BOAT PARKING. EXTENSIVE ENTER-
_,.._TA,...INtNG AREAS. {;LOSE-fe MESA VERDE COUNTRY
CLUB. $250,000. '91•1E llaEIAI
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IEWPOIT HDCHTS 4 Yf!I
FABULOUS CONTEMPORARY CUSTOM BUILT HOME 4
BEDROOMS, 41h BATHS, 4 FIR~PLACES. BUil T
AROUND LOVEL y COURTY ARO, 2 vu;Vf DECKS· ANO M~NY MORE OUTSTANDING CUSTOM FEATURES 4 U.
ASKING $425,000 . .llGllE llllLElll
CENTRAL ATRIUM POOL HOME
SINGLE LEVEL 4 BEDROOM HOME BUil T AROUND
CENTRAL COURTYARD. EXTRA LARGE LOT WITH
PATIO AND PLAY YARD COMPLETE THIS FAMILY
ENTERAINING HOME. CLOSE TO MESA VERDE COUN-
TRY CLUB. $269,000 . .llCllE UllLEIWI. 631-1266
MESA VERDE COUllTRY CLUB
HUGE PIE-SHAPED LOT OFFERING FABULOUS, UN-
OBSTRUCTED GOLF COURSE PANORAMA, THIS 4
BDRM, FAMILY ROOM HOME IS SET ON A ONE-OS-A-
KIND LOCATION. NEW l(fTCHEN APPtlANCES. NEW
TILE ANO ROOM ENOUGH FOR POOL & PLAY AREAS
MAKE THIS A MOST UNIQUE PROPERTY. PRICED AT
$287 ,500. MCllE lllllLEIUll OPEN HOUSE SU NOA Y 1-4.
2032 KORNAT DRIVE .
WATERFRONT ESTATE * TUDES WELCOME * ""
Trade your equity In your home,
commercial property fQr this five
bedroom, four bath, b6nus room;
on the water with your own
pier /float. For details call llln
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NEWPORT ENGLISH TUDOR
light and airy doesn't begin to
describe this 3 bedroom, 3 bath
home located in Newport Heights.
. Professionally decorated with your
own private spa. Original owner •
offers this home at $180,000. Just
listed and won't last! Call 11sn
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PRICE REDUCTION
RUSTY &UllTHER
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831-1288
3 Bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, formal dining and
private location. Seller is offering terms. This townhome is
priced to sell at $155,000. For details caU 11m lllmEI
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BUILDERS, INVESTORS, DEVELOPERS
Don't miss this 3.2 acres In Laguna Canyon with beautiful
sycamore trees. Build your estate or ... ??? For details
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UDO BAIFRONT
Excellent location on the water ... two bedrooms, den,
three baths, boat slip available. Security bldg~ Easy living
on the water. For a private showing ... call inn llllTID
631-1266-
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BAYFROIT $850,000
ASSUME $&00K AT 9~
Immaculate Lido Isle triplex .-
possiblltty to convert to private resl·
dence with separate Income unit.
-Excellent opportunity. Just listed.
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Excellent opportunity to assume
$193,6000 1st TO. Spacious re-
modeled family home. new kitchen
and baths. French doors, toads of
upgrades, stunning re«r yard and
garden. Just listed at $260,000. Ill
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IACKIAY-~ ACRE W/POOL
This superlative 4 bedroom home ..
combines elegance and casual life-
• style. Spacious newer home with·
family room & family kitchen.
Superb grounds and pool area, 3
car garage. Asking $370,000. UE
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS W/GUEST UllT
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. Ill 1111111 631-1266.
BRAID IEW CUSTOM
PRIME Newport Heights VICTORIAN Design. 3,400 sq.ft.
of living area. Master craftsmanship ·3 bedroom. family
room, formal dining, Antique Doors & Flreplaoe. Too many
upgrades to mention. It's stuQnlngl JUST LISTED EX-
CLUSIVELY. $439,000. Call for appt. UE 1111111
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IEWPOIT :h "1·1A" ACRE ESTATE
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Must see this custom built & decorator home. 3 bedroom,
3 baths, game room, family room, formal dining, oak & peg
floors, custom carpet, brass flxtures~J~lcyJJgbts, basement'"4
The custom bt£k bo om free form pool & spa with
wa erfalls rs one of the most beautiful ever built. Putting
green and your own tennis site. Asking only $925,000. Will
trade for H.H. custom or bayfront with boat dock.• M .. u. . -
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Complete turning basin views from this 4 Br, 4 Bath
remodeled home with new kitchen, baths. Beau. tile work.
plus dock tor 50 ft. yacht. $1,950,000. • • 11111 1•
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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••llYIE1•
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Very special 3 Bedroom, family room, formal dining room,
2 baths, highly upgraded. MUST SELL. Only $265,000.
Great terms, submit. • • MYIE IMP
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HARBOR RIDGE LAUTREIOIT
4 Bdrm, 3 Ba. Oak Bar, marble In baths, oak floors,
beautiful city, ocean, mountain vl'9WS, room addition
upstairs, will lease or option, $520,000 In .. assumable
financing. Steal at $695,000. • • 11Y1E IMP.
TUDE IAYFROIT FOR IAYFROIT W/DOCI . / S BR, 21~ 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%. -.....
The most fabulous Ocean & Beach view in S6uthern CA. I
One of U)e largest ocean front lots anywhere. Private I
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. • • llVIE 1• 631-1266.
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4 Br. & 2.5 Bath, family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar, 'nice D
yard, view of city & ocean. Security guard gate + pool & ·
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Best bay & ocean view tr t~.lt Beautiful ho~. Move
in cond. 3 b~. 3 ba. ~ol~ .. 1, wet bar, large sundf;'Ck,
room for pooll L .. 1otlvated. Make any offer.
$595,000. Best b";, . ~lngs Rd. • er .. U.
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2 Bdrm, 1 Ba. $700 mo., • o~ ~ oa. $550 mo., Bachelor
$350 mo. $217,000 In ~ .,,19 financing. Priced below
market at $250,000. "7 . illllll I•.
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This countr:y home is completely upgraded. Antique win-
dows, rails, turn post from all over the country In this 2 -1 .
b1frm, 2 bath home wtth · 1 bdrm.. 1 bath in rear. steal at
$260,000. IN. 111111• I
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Four 2 Bdr. 1.5 Bath one 1Bdr.1 Bath, Approx 8 years old.
· 2 Separate bldgs. Total Income $30,060. Submit any offer . .........
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COllEICIAL SITE
66X300 S.A Heights, income $1,000 per month. Very
motivated. Asking ·S265,000. Must sell. Submit any offer.
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.,. n 3 BR, 2 BA. Beau. remodeled & redecorated. Hot tub &
jacuzzi, oak floors, ceramic tile floors, $248.000 as-
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Your boat Is at your back door. New
custom waterfront home w/dock, 3
Bdr, 2'h Ba. lrg master suite, formal
dintng room, 2 frplcs, 2 car garage.
large sunny patio. Near Lido Village.
Open Sat/Sun · 1-5. 3311 Finley.·
673-3777. $449,000.
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condo In Dana Pt-spectacular
night and coastline vtew1 3 Bdrm,
family rm, formal dining, 2300 sq
ft, + wet bar. ExceU. financing
avail. $219,000. Ownr. 661-0660
i•ri.,.att• olf1re h<-rlrrom & bath. bijt brtt'k
11.atm f!JT rarniJv BBQ'~' t 5 lot rust .1bovt•
IM·;)("h & Inspiration i'uml .I lx>c.troom. lorm;al
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LlllO &.nm .. m .. criminaie, this 5 Bc;I, 7 Ba, luxurious ·----+. custOm: hOme lS located Five new condos on Balboa Pen-f Harbor ft.iA.--VIEW -top o ...... insuJa with 2 & 3 car gange&. 180_ degree ocean. bay, city &
Spectacular ocean/sunset & "Su.mets Over Catalina" VIEW.
bay/night view atop garden Fmm·warm library to tam. rm. w /
deck. Owners will exchange. one of 4 f-plcs to gounnet kitchen to
, Priced from S290-$405,000. 40• pool & spa -it reOecta the
Maggi MacBain 551-8700 ultimale ln quality. Master suite
UTILlll 1•11011 , (over 1000 aq. h .) w/ sauna & f-plc & breathtaking VIEW. 24 hr, Enpy ocean anlt°dty-llle vtews ~gate. Offered $1,l>~.000.
from this great 3 Bdnn 2 ~ pool Call Jeri Hunt.
home. Super location in Newport I ,,..._ .,_ I~ 11·1
Beach Eastbluff. Corporate I'-IU LPlll•• . owner ls motivated! Move rlgh\ ---
in! $270,000. Beverly Nellon. Outstanding Penthouse-VIEW -
551-8700 poolside locale. TLC needed on this
m.•liu
Owner motivated beautiful San
oaqu'in model on . golfoou.ne. 2
Br, den, upgraded nite lite views.
Owner will trade for a large
condo in Palm Desert or an.Uler
inve$Dent property. May help
finance. Jackie Wiley 551 -8700.
$175,000
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Lovely Baytront 2 Bedroom Condo
wtth "sit down" water view -dock
your yacht In full view ~· owner may
trade for Palm Springs property.
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The Daiy Piot off tts you tin euct size ad
on u "Picture Pare ' weekends for just
$25 per day, or 2 days for $45.
2 Bd, 2 Ba & den. Vee Stimon.
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Fee $249,900! Turtlerock Pr-esident
home -cul~sac locale. Great 3
Bd, fonn din. fam rm, 2 Ba. Hup
yard/room for pool. c.au to siee. Vee
Stiman.
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2125 Sen .ao.quln Hll8 Rd.
Newport Center
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4 \I\ ea.. study. plus family room. 3 ~ all1 French doors & windows. 3 car:~. lowlv ~ping. comm. pool & IJl9. ~.000. Xlnt
-.unable finan. Guard gate at Ford &
MKA.rthur. Call 720-1 7~
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TB.£!..LOADED GREENBELT VIEW
-3Br, 2 ~Be upgraded 2 sty twnhme-
end unit on C'\.IJ*'-c It. nr tennla club &
abop. Reduced pnce $210,000 LH.
OPEN SUN. 1-5.... 412 Vista Ttucha. NB
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LOWEST PRICED "TRINA" WJ BAY PR 0 p ·e
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w/total privacy, ~ -W!w;-
quallty constqaction, like new
condition! Trrrific kitchen,
stained glas.s and much more.
PRICED TO SELL QUICK at $195.000
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$S49,900 '
Susie Weiss 752-1414
·SIPEI llY
NEWPORT AT.YOUR FEET
A country squire's Tudor mansion on two tun lots
in_ p estlgious Harbor Ridge. ~ush rotlln · lawns
over. 7000 sq ft, every luxury amenity, Interior
details by top southern California designer.
Exceptional seller financing possible
cash down.
$2,850,000
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Beautiful Delores end unit with outatanding pan-
oramic back bay and nite light views. 3 Br 21,-i
Baths. Decorated in neutral colon. Lush green-
belt. Cloee to community pool, IChools and shop-
ping. lncludee land. Donna Godshall P1na11 man Wll · .,..,.
Beautiful custom home behind electric gates. 3
bedrooms, gourmet kitchen. formal dining room,
den. family room. 2 spu, and beautiful back bay
view. Partially fumislied or unfurnished. Donna
Godshall
---. 11.-,111 With a blend of traditional and contemporary this
6 Bdrm 7 Ba home is tn.aly the ideal family borne.
Features a fabulous golf COW'lle and lake view.
Includes the finest of quality construction
thruout. Owner is very motivated and will con-
sider trades. Danny Bibb
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This 3 Br 21ti Ba customir.ed home has all the
quality you would expect from this prestigiou..
location. Featuree an incn!dible kitchen. Awaiting
your gourmet thought.I. DIMy Bibb
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Very desirable 3 bedroom 3 bath sinpe level
townhome. Large private entertainment area
with pool and epa. Danny Bibb
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This 4 Bdrm 3 Ba home is situated on a large lot
which blends into the 14th fairway of the ex-
clusive Big Canyon Country Club. Golfers will
love the location! Danny Bibb
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This elegant 3 Br 3 Ba single level townhome
features the ultilpate in quality, detail & conve-
nience. Includes pool, spa and air conditioning.
Danny Bibb mnuu m.L mra p,1111 ..
New 3200 eq. ft. condo with exciting 180 deg. view
of harbor, ocean and city lites-elegant and
spacious 3 Br 3 ~ Ba, 3 car garage & 2 balconies.
Available June 1st for one ye.ar lease -no
smokers. no pets -1st & last & security. Tom = llUll FlllT 11,ll ..
View forever -Beautifully maintained older
i...guna home -used brick terrace -lush
courtyard entrance with secluded swimming pool
-3 BR -formal dining rm -den -maids
quarters -Barbara Aune/George Grupe
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Beautifully maintained Corona del Mar duplex
with 2 great owners units -priced sensibly. Front
hou.le is 3 BR, 2 BA. Rear apartment is a lg 2-story
.lea~ 2 BR plus library. Coby Ward
•••••--nnr . Mll,tll This home off en luxury and oomfort. 3 Br 21,-i Ba
formal dining rm & a pancramic view of all
Newport & the Blue Pacific. Low interest rate
.financing. Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grodv
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This 2-sty 2 Br 2 Ba McLain townhouse bu an
unobltruded view of Big Canyon goUcoune.
Fabulous Matr suite, complete with skylights.
The ultimate in IOphisticaled living. Dann
Bibb/Stephanie Grody iY
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There are few comparisons. 1.1 acres offering
total panocam.ic views of Newport Barbot islands
& entry to lea. 5 Bl', 6 Ba & Slaff f.acilities. ~
premier view of all of Newpcx:t & ultL"T\ate in
pri~te security. Tom Allirwon
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Sandy beach. 3 BR. 4 ~ BA., dining rm. wet bar,
lg gourmet kitchen. plus attractive 2 BR apt.
Could be all one house. Private community tennis
-slip available. Reduced $1,075,000 ~ Lou
Marion
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appealing Lusk B Plan near schools and n!C-
reation. This PERKY 4 bedroom family room
home is in move-in condition & ready for a quick
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HOMES FOA SALE
2BEDROOM
* * 3712 Channel Pl (Npt Isl) NptBch
759-9100 $395,000 Sat 1-5
7846 Beachcomber, Hunt Bch
644-7020 $165.~
2308 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach
Sun Z-5
646-717 1 $395,000 Sunday 1-5
13 Palos, San Joaq. Hills. Irvine
759-1501 $159,900 Saturday 1-5
2 BR plue FAM RM or DEN
* • 2706 Hilltop(Twnhse)Hrbr Vu Knoil, NB
644-9078 $229,000 Sat/Sunday 12--4 .. * * 6410 W. Oceanfront, Npt Bch
759-9100 $645,000 Sun 1-5
18 Atoll, Corona del Mar
640-4868 $322.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
546 El Modena, Newport Heights
644·-9060 $162.500 Sunday 1-5
2770 Hillview, Harbor View Knolls. NB
631-1400 $259,000 Sat 12-4
11 Madrona(penthOuse) RS.Joaquin, Irvine
640_.868 Saturday/Sunday 1-5
7 Ocean Vista (Sea Isl) Npt Bch
760-8333 $475.000 Sun 1-5
609 Poppy, Corona del Mar
63 1-2051 $219,000 Sun 1-5
2 Rue Fountalnebleau, Big Canyon, N.B.
675-6000 $475.000 Sun 1-5
3 Rue Fountalnebleau, Btg Canyon. N.B.
675-6000 $475,000 Sun 1-5
3BEDAOOM * * 3311 Flnley, Newport Beach
673-3n7 $449.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 3 Rue St. Cloud (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
644~200 $525,000 Sun 1-5 * 4521 Gorham (C. Shrs) CdM
645-0303 $679,000 Sun 2-5
2001 Altura, Irvine Terrace, CdM
675-6000 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1063 Concord ""ed North) Costa Mesa
979-2390 $131,500 Saturday 1-5
8 Crest Circle, CdM
644~00 $249.500
24 Eden. lrvlne
751-3191 $162,500
*134 Harbor Island Or .• N.8.
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-4
S525;ooo 675-6000 Sun 1-5
2708 Hiiitop (Harbor Vu Hmes) Nwpt Beh
546-2313 $264,500 Saturday 1-4
1747 lrvlne Ave, Newport Beach
646-1112 $169,500 Sun 1-4
1851 Kentucky Pl (Mesa Verde) C.M.
557-5659 $129.950 Sun 1-5
2 15 Morning Canyon. Corona def Mar
644-8018 $525 .. 000 Sun 12-5
3335 Ocean Blvd, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1977 Port Cardiff. Harbor View
644-6926 $210.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
•2112 Raleigh Avenue, Costa Mesa
645-3013 $117,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
2613 Redlands. Back Bay. Costa Mesa
642-7961 $179,000 Sun 1-5
1419 Santanella Terr. Npt Bch
644-7020 $299,950fee
22~1 S. Forest. Santa Ana
645-0303 $119,900
Sun 1-5
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* * 124 Via Udo Nord, lido Isle, N.B.
851 -9987 $980,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
2027 Vista Caudal, The Bluffs. N.B.
644-6200 $205,000 Sat 1-5
98 Windjammer, Irvine
559-9400 $152,500
3 BR plua FAM AM or DEN
* • 1119 Grove Lane, Westcllff. Npt Bch
673-6670 $365.000 Sat/Sun 11-4 * 3 14 Rochester. Costa Mesa
759-9100 $189,000
2212 Arbutus. Eastbluff. N.B.
675-6000 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
501 Cllff, Newport Heights. N.B.
675-6000 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2018 Deborah. Npt Bch
631-2051 $183,900 Sun 1-5
1520 E. Ocean, Newport Bch
760-8333 $364,500 Sat/Sun 1-5· * 401 Begoni.a. C"M Sun 1_. 760-8333 $565,000 07
200 Hanover (College Parli) CM
646-7171 $129,500 Sunday 1-5
1112 Highland, Npt Bch
64-4-7020 $318,000 Sun 1-5
1322 K• Or. Harbor View Hiiis, N.B.
s.«-62QO $349,000 Sat 1:30-5
1851 Kentucky Pl (Mesa Verde) C.M.
557-5659 $129,950 Sat/Sun 1-5
••305 Kings Place, Cllffhaven, NB
631· 1400 $390,000 Saturday 1-4
1528 Orange Ave,(Corn. Palmer)Costa Mesa
673-1600 $215,000 Sunday 11-4
322 Poinsettia, CdM ~
644-6200 $395,000 Sat 1-4
19772 Quiet Bay Ln, Hunt Bch
559-9400 $199,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
11 Rue Verte, Bfg Canyon, Newport Beach
64-4-6200 $695.000 Sat 1-5
528 Seaward, Corona Highlands, CdM
760--0807 $435,000 Sun 1-5
2840 Serang Pl. Mesa Verde,C.M. .
549-1582 $168.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 -
214 Via Ithaca (lido lste) Nwpt 8ch
675-6161 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4501 WAyne Rd, Cameo Highlands, CdM
675-6000 $360,000 Sun 1-5
4 BEDROOM
*2601 Blackthorn, El\stbtutf, N.B.
64+-0468 $285,000LH Sun 1-5 ~ ~~~ega Bay, CdM ~020 $595,000 S~n 1-5
1833 Galatea Terr (Irv Terr) CdM
675-6161 $775.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3045 Grant~• Mesa
$46-2313 ' $1f4,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
1821 Kings Rd (Clfhvn) Npt Bch
759-9100 $639,000 Sun 1-5
26 Royal St. George, Big Canyon, N.B.
644-6200 $1,095,000 Sat 1-5
847 St. Clalr, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $139.900
400 Vista Flora (Bluffs)..Npt Bch
759-9100 $205,000
Sat 1-5
Sat 1-5
41SR Pfua FAM f'.'M or DEN
* * 132 So. Bayfront. Balboa Island
644-9060 $1 , 110,000 Sunday 1-5
518 13th St, Huntington Bch 536-932~ $270,000 " Sat/Sun 10-S
• 15 Covent,Y, Harbor Ridge
759-1501 $349,000 Sunday 1-5
* '700 Galaxy, Dover Shore, N.B. 7~-1501 $600,000 Sunday 1-5
v 1909 Yacht Puritan, Seavlew, N.B
&44-9060 $429,000 Sunday 1-5
•• 19372 Baywater, Huntington Beach
759-1501 $279,000 Sunday 2-6
* 19'48 Port Albans, H.V.H, Newport 8Mch
644-9060 $307 ,500 Sunday 1-5
v 2111 Yacht Wander81, Seavtew. Npt Bch
5524'62 $369,000 Sunday 1-5
~ 2121 Yacht Yonker, Seavlew, N.B.
644-9060 $379,000 Sa1urday 1-5 * * 239 Via Udo Soud (Lido) Npt 8ch
759-9100 Sf.tlSun 1-5
1964 Port Laurent (H.V.Hms) Np~~
759-9100 $299,000fee ~ Son 1-5
•• 3384 Summer1et Cir, C.M.
645-0303· $264,900 Sat 1-5 * • 3-4 Morro Bay Or, Spyglasa1 CdM
759-1501 • Saturday 1:30-5:30
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* * 415 Bayside Or, Npt Bch
6«-7020 $600,000 &USuA..1-5-
• 41 Bennington, Northwood, Irvine
759-1501 $209,900 Saturday 2-6
2324 Arbutus, Eatbluff, Npt Beech
)'0-1214 $305,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
980 Azalea Costa Mesa
546-2313' $157,000 Saturday 1-4
•2919 Baker, Costa Mesa ~2313 $171, saturday 1-4
s ewe.way. 1rv1ne
857-4699 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
• 1806 Ga&axy Dr'Vlew' (Dewer Shr.s) NB
-&e6-7171 $700,000 ~ Sunday 1-5
946 Goldenrod, Greenbr~Costa Mesa
546-5880 $182.000 !'-satl§un 1-5
5112 Harcum Lane, Turtterock, Irvine 875--422~ $184,900 Sat/Sun 1,-5
3343 Nevada (Mesa Verde Nortti) CM
979-2390 $189,500 Saturday 1-5
1865 Port Abbey(H.V. Hms) Npt 8ch
673-7761 $359,000 Sun 1-5
1935 Port Camey (H.V.Hms) Npt 8ch
759-9100 $3.49,SOOfee Sat 1-5
1820 Port Chartes (H.V.Hms) Npt Ben
644-6200 $269,000 Sun 1-4
21 Rue Fountalnebleeu, Big Canyon, N.B.
-720-9400 $498,000 SaVSun 1-5
1230 Sand Key, HV Hills, CdM
675-6000 $399,000 Sun 1-5 * • 18412 Santa Alberta, Fountain Valley
974-0079 $229,000 Saturday 10-2
105 Via Ravenna, Udo lste, N.B.
675-1771 $364,000 ) Sunday 12-5
2502 Vista. Bay Shores, Newport Beacfi
644-9040 $420,000Fee Sunday 1-5
3363 Wisteria, Costa Mesa '
645-0303 $167,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 BA plue FAM ,RM or DEN · * 1358 Ham~:~re ctr. Npt Bch 644-6200 7,5QO _-Sun 1-5 * 14 Geoeve (HrbrAdg) Npt Bch .
160-8333 $2,000~ -SiUSUn 1-5 * * • 222 Via Lido Nord, Lido, N.B
6«-9060 $1,950,opo Sunday 1-5
• 32 Morro Bay, CdM
631-1266 $599,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*" 6 TrafaJger, Harbor Ridge ·
640-4868 $1,950.ooo Sau~ 1-5
2601 Island View, HV HlllS, CdM
6«-9060 $375,000 Saturday 1-5
2715 Lighthouse Lane, Corona del Mar
6«-9060 $364,000 Sunday 12-5
19 Narbonne Harbor Ridge CdM
675-3311 '$2,850,000 Sat/Sun 1~
2244 Port Aberdeen (H.V. Hms) Npt Bch
673-7761 $419,000 Sun 1-5
2232 Port Lerwtck, H V Homes. N.B.
644-6200 $359,000 Sat 1:30-5
I BEDROOM
**333 Via Lido Soud, Udo Isle, N.B.
644-6200 s1;33,000 Sat 1-5
I BA plue FAM AM ot DEN * * * .101 Via Udo Soud (Udo) Npt Bch
675-6 \61 $4,850,000 Sat/Sun t -5
* * 103 Via Udo Soud (lido) Npt Bch
759-9100 $3,750,000 L Daily 1-4
* * 306 Via lido Nord (Udo) Npt Sch
644-6200 $1,295,000 Sun 1-5 * * * 107 Milford (C. Shrs) CdM 644-6200 $1,975,000 SaUSun 1-4
CONDOS FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
12 Summerwlnd Crt (Npt Crst) Npt Bch
552-2000 $195,000 Sat 1-5
~ 813 W. 15th, Unit 6-C. 'View' NB
646-7171 $174,500 Sunday 1-4
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2 BR plua FA111 RM« DEN .
31 Southampton (Beb't HI) Npt 8ch
675-a70 $488,750 SW\ 12-5
* 2 Lemon Tree (Univ Pk) Irvine
759-9100 $149,500
• 5 Robon (Npt C,..t)"°A.8.
646-2603 $199,900 -. 41 Seabird, Newport Beech
963-8377 $121,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
3 BR plue FAM RM ot DEN
2620 Elden (Eastslde) Costa Mesa
631-7054, 673-3968 Sat/Sun 11 -5
~---JOWNHOUSES FOA,.SALE ...
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28R
'2164 Kristen Lane, Costa Mesa
675-1771 S137.500 Saturday 1-5
38EOROOM -
403-409 Poppy AWi, oCde CdM
673-6589 From $219,000 SW\ 1 ~5
2438 Santa Ana. Costa Mesa
&45-0303 $'149,900 Sun f2~
*412 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) N.B.
640-6259 $210,000 Sun 1·5
llOBLE HOIES
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
2 BR plue 1 BR.
316 Amethyst, Bal Island ~7~20$375,000
2 er p1ua 3ar
200 Diamond, Balboa Isl
644-7020 $395,000
3 BR plua 3 BR plue DEN
~ Begonia. Corona del Mar
Sun 1-4
Sat1-4
675-2500 $385,000 s.i. 1-5
513 Narcissus. CdM
644-7211 $389,000 .
RENTALS
3 BR HOUSES
• 10 Arboles, Irvine
559-9400 S 1450/lse
•Spe
*Pool * * Waterlront
Sun 1-5
Sat/Sun 1-5
• • * Waterfront & Pool "' Give 8ddress 11 guard
gate -
Home Sv1eet HoriHr -lnvestment ...,._
With all the interest in real estate as an investment, don't forget that your home is also where
you'll be living. Sure, resale value is important, but so are your housing needs now. For a good
balance, consult a member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL TORS®.
Each one is required to be a real estate professional, actively engaged in real estate, and
publicly committed to a written Code of Ethics. REAL TORS® ar~ experienced
in helping you find the right home for today and tomorrow.
It could also take a heap o' lo~kin'. Before
you start, call a REAL TOR® first. •
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A public service of the
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18 -Orange·Counfy 1'eal Estate/An Advertillng ~t to the DAJLV PILOT/Saturday, June 2, 19~
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ltMral lnaal 1111 al ltMial 1112 llwal 1112 ...... lilAM 1111 Cereea W 11u o: ltf! c.tl ._ Int
IPllTJlaMWI-&llM.UT11T 1111MllllT oDPLEX:detux•3t>town-&1111.ftllTUl .,,.... ~ 01ft DllCOVel''Uie charm on this 'f ... 11111 WU Slmlf 1..t er unit + 3 bt rental. G~ 2 Br 2 e. Condo
Located IUt O(I the blUn 3 Bdfm family home. Poot Outstanding ~ lewl 4 Unequalled tor charm' Cons. trad419. $385,000. near S C P1aa. pool,
with no ~ruction• to w/re<twood ded(lng m Bdrm, tamlly rm, fonnel cloM to viii & ,,..,. No Open Sat. 1·5. 430 Beg· 1pa. and Clt'pOrt. As-
bloek the alght• .... ll• entertainment area. Tiie dining. with 1paclou1 Bay1ront 2T, 2 Ba home onta 1175-2500 owner tu1ne 10.~ 11nanc1ng
IUT\Mtl end l9land vtewa: & wallpapering tttruout. U'd In prime .,... of + 1 Bf ~I 1375,000 ' --Only '70.000. Try S8000
Stap1 away from <>!''Y $135,$00. Ask for ... V•de. Thia home ·-·····-· OMPIUTllWftl dwn P~ta of S800 beaches. floor to ceUlng ~ 261-1.653 lhows th&-beat-of uie H• ---· ---Company transfef IOf<* total. Wcw'l'l ·l•t Call ~from fNel'J room of • Md quality FUii prloa le Two unli. on Ultte Bal Ill Ula of this apeolou• s er P•lrk* Tenen 7eo.8702
thtl 4 er. 3 Ba Old World C:: SElECT . only S !99.500. 751-3191 2 Br 1Ba front hooM + 2 3 a. home Best M ...
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charmer. 11.200,000 ...... PROPERTIES !pSElECT · :;,~.=.,~= Verct. location on quiet .-.-"" Ask t0t Nancy Shott. --• • 1trMt Mcwe In cond.
109 27th St. 2 Unit• 2 Lovely 38r, ftmlty nn, USTll.lffl/FU RTJES 111 llU Vacent -& offered at
hOuaea from ~nffont cioM 10 Mar1nar'• adloe>I, ..... I IUIS LUSK "B": 4BR/FR ranch I Island college,,.., ¥lffaoe $208,000 CaA 546-5890 -lllT-'--•-'-n""" ..... -=_"-·-..;;;;_
w/vlaw 10 yra o1d. $183.900. ... . style hOm& Quiet 111... . & No Baytronl. Good Heritage lnve1tment1 •-11
$350,000. Front unit 48R 809 POPPY, COM .--Jiii mfny upgrade• Lr; 1oi: LtW... rental recorda. Winter & Alie fOf Larry °' Pam ~o nr SC Plaza: 2 ~
2ba. rear unit 2BR 1ba. Sml houta on R-2 lot. lllllll, I Ill close to achls lhops &. 3 Br 2 8a Cond 8 C I011'WMrO<YMfly.38'2 1 •ba.NC.carport Let a
2061 E.. Bl $219:000. u...y Staut-la the prettiest~ '305,000 FEE. io.d In the .,..__.,..._ llfl fll"I Ow 1pactecular view ownr 556-1821775-J580 Xlnt axhlstl~f\WIClno room fOt llddttional unit&. racreatlonal 'tacllltlH. Pim ..;. ... ~ ~ llr·· 0350·000· 0111 .. ..... ..... .. -.,, ...... ,
Reedy for ·~· Cor-fer• Sea t.lon ,.eally of all, Thia 4 Bdrm 2 Ba OPEN SAT /SUN 1 5 pr _,_.., If 0caen Blvd °"'*x. 2 llU ftm ..
ner "M" SI w1ooaen-. 113-~ ~=::'a~~ 2324Arbotus.NB =~ PoOl9 4 IC*-Rlttlr Large 3 bedroom unit&. el\TC.M LOCATION . ~~~.:, ;=! _______ of a cul-da--aae 11 lm-i Owner/Agt7eG-1214 _ IMATYll.m '7J.-4M2 ~~°'er!.~e:-Or~ owners must ..a
$385,000 IB -11 meculate. The M1tr IUltal •u nm 4 Br 2 Ba.. EliCM to.ta -change my 100" Jl 257" th IOV9ty 3 Bdrm. 2 ba· IRVINE ~ San Jo9-,.. • haa !ta own bath. fw• Meu home w/hOt tub. aam ~ (2-R· l Lota) on the bay' and fam rm Meu Verde
quln. 46 Art>oles. 111 ... IJI pl.a. and private atalr-Piil _, l1ntaatlc loc. new on the OWNER, MUST SEl.LI with a charming ~ .i hma. Located on • CllMt.
Golfers. we have the per-way to the pool and apa Al only $141,900, 4 BOcm market, priced to--..., et 75 ooo.-813' l>drm home unlfy tt• lfned. eat-de•sac-
lect 1600 sit con•-------area.Don't(l'llathbone. ell on 1-sty Beeutltul $134,950 ' beach. an'd p i er street P.ttlillayardwith
domlntum wlvfew ot gaff Traditional It could be tuat what you ere.lined atreel. Owner -.... .. Cereal ••I llar IOU s2.2oo.ooo. tor your avocadO tr•. Perl cond
courte. PenthoUM unit R ) .,.. k>otl)ng for Full prloe ~ says aubmlt Alk f0t e>uwnt older home dOM to 3 Br 3 Ba 2-BDC &om amaller home or units In & modestly oft•ad tor
2eRtden. 2 ca1 det. gar ea ty 1 $160.000 751-3191 Valerie 261-7653 wasrctift, Newport 9Mctl Beach. Es.:lYrE SALE. t~is area. ~~:~~~ •• S-132.500
s199·nl41m 631-7370
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C:.SEl ECT C::.SElECT neat aAf-de-uc toe. 2 Br. S525.000. Cell 833-3622 <~~11110 d"f, /lot BARKER REAL ESTATE --liiiiiiiiiil~i;;i::.iii::.ii::.i.:.:.:~-....,PROPERTIES _...-PROPERTIES ~~1~n!' i= or t>«-8018 ...,&..,fA,,;.",/t~·J 850-9_m __ _ at s 136,950 ~ "1' O UT LlllTIH
l LIDO BAYFRONT L~=~· Drive°':1!e~!den _,. ,._~J.~~·:: B~t>~:'1~*1r.r.3 ::, ·~ FOi LUSE
LIDO ISLE llJFROIT
With boatslip, June, July,
August. $12,000 total.
arion Buie. 644-6200.
Grubb & Ellis Residential Bro-
kerage m Newport Center is
pleased to announce the associa-
tion of Mane Denny to its sales
staff
Mane has been selling properties
In the Newport Beach/Corona
del Mar area for the past seven
years. She ~ been in sa.Jes and
marketing for the past sixteen
years. Dedicated to meeting the
needs of her clients ... last year
wasresponsible for $1.7 million in
sales. She has served on many
committees. including EH Ad-
visory Committee of Orange
Coast College. Marie is very
enthusiastic as well a_, knowl-
edgeable in real estate and is
looking forward to continuing
serving her many clients and
friends in the aree. She can be
niached at 644-7020
5 Bedroom. 5 1h bath, 45 foot. Sold
1981 for $1.750.00Q Taken back-on
foreclosure and available now at
$1 .250,000 for quidt cash sale.
LIWSOll
RUL n COIPlllY
corner lot. RV ..M:Oea. Dr•matlc courtyard _., ... _.at .. -,. •• ,,,_ cioM to achOol• and
overslted garage, UP-Pool, lanai, harbor vu, Fulloceanvu Jasm1netn< part! 2712 San Cetlos
gract.d cond JusVli'1ed. pvt_'-'~· 3b1 4'M>a. 2 b.r & den Own/agt wtll L~-Mfllng-$'1~.000 -
PrfCed 10 telll $153,000 $79.i.OOO w/land. flnanc. (619)728-5151 Call Mt4llO .,.l hneln l•I CALL 760-1412 -
4 Br 2 Ba. low malnten-CIM llPlO 1 ... +IH1t+l•ct•• BY OWNR-TwnhM. 3Br
ance yard with a1c, com-60 *IOIOO S•l.000* 2•..,ba. dbl oar. poo1. ap• pletely upgraded with 2 Natctssu. Two 2 BR Spotlesa 3630 sf duplex A low S 116,800 540-.083
2000 sq ft of Calif llvlng. units. S265,000 OWC 111;12%-long term Cute Cape Cod. 2 Br hsa •
Goldenrod. Cotta Mesa. A n./ ..:z::;, 509Aceda-walk to beaCtl $179K.. 0wnr 645-9628 I
$182.000 SloP by 9~ llO Hll 3br/3ba•5brl3ba-1 vac "2 unit• EDlstde, ell
Greenbrool( Develop· -'"' YMtJ; ~·--399K 20-ledn-Appralaed 'lii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. "*lt IUl 440K own/bkr 645-7048 1• 3411 Yi1 Litle, II 111-4112 IHarttage lnvestmanta, ESTATE '44·'39J -llMllTmllUllJ
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I 559-6221. 54t.-5880 .... " ·--I townhOfM. OwwsiD ywd JUST LISTED I a11 UlllU R-2, n~ 2bt, 1ba hOUM, w/bttln sprtnki.... Prof rear yard. 2 car garage I decof'atad to the Nit One
CAMEO HIGHLANDS I -·-UIU..all $198,500 Xlnt 1erm1 you muat ... to. llP-
.EW Fl.EST "lllln .__ ·~ OJ'amatJc courtywd. Pool, Ownrl egt 121-1101 ptaciate. Priced under • llAl1llPllll lanai. harbor vu, pvt. s 140,000 with 9U'k,U-_
Totally rebuilt 3 Bdrm plus 2 Ba • huf1e Bdrma and a ion. b~haa 3br 4'hba 9Um8b6e financing .lll • -
Sweeping celllnga $795,000w/land / --.. •-11 plus approx. 3000 sq. ft . ooean w/skylltes. Beautllullyl •• AIM..,. lfll UT .. 1·1 2 ....... 1 ... w..J....a....W:1 :._ view, and ocean access. I land~ and loYlngty ........ __ •IUllll u.......-ma1nta1ned. C... Valeria .._ ........... Call Pat Scott at the
---I IOf ~real financing de-Drive by 802 Narclaaua. PllfHT LlllTlll REAL ESTATE STORE J UST LISTED tails! 2e1-7e53 Two 2Br units S2M.OOO. • ..... ~ te Mll-111-1111
SEIWllD/SllERSO C:SElKT La-</""""~ -5=·!u~~~h~~l~iifiifiiiij~
ftEW -llllU INWU .... PAOPEATIES IUl ESTATE °i4f.i3t7 ~!' ~~ 1:1~P :;:17 ,-um. •Hll
5 Bdrm, 3 car, spa, totally new ltaaal 1 ..... __ 1.a. cara. Only • door• trom Greet. potantlal tor rano-kltchen. $419,000 Incl.. land. -.-..... -.. ___ ;;.; .. ;,;;;.a. l~al ... the entrance 10 Main vator1 here. 2 houMs on
Ct h I 8Ncf'I NOW on the mar-large lot In ao.-1n Eut· osetos oppng. ~~ ketaron1ys..79.ooo. slde1oca11on.0oaabdrm
JUST LISTED
IREEllELT PORTOFllO
IEllllELU, EICL.
llEUEWIY
Steps to playground & pool.
finest loUocat~on In H.V. Homes
1111 Peri a..., . .,.. la 1-1
1111,800 •/ .lf-4
WITH Liii 1221,100
Lowest priced fee property ln
H.V. Homes by $20,000. Great
starter home In Newport, as-
sume trg 1st T.D., flxed rate, low
interest loan.
JEm VIEW-OLD CHARI
Olde CdM produce market on
Femteaf now available. One
house from China Cove.
$575,000. Highly upgraded
single family unit with a trg ren-
tal uhlt.
... _TWO
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MEWPORT BUCH Hlnuu.. 04ll & one 2 bdrm Only " 144-1211 ~185.0001759-1501 man sm LIT 1100 se. n.
IYIWIEI
Private Gated Community. Among
Million DOUar Homes. Some view, in-
1 eludes plans.
1211,100
/.Jn Nl(j[L
ElAIL(Y &
ASSl:JCIATES
PllOlllllOO to S325K. R-2 OCMnStda ._ _ _.
of Hwy. Asaume 11t TO of •--It-.,.."'"--.... --L-1-
S280K. 314 GOl<*wod ~ ---
788-9773 egnt 643-2464 fmlLlllll 24 lelllOlt (lldor Hill) IUU Trade your car, not• Of ? In wm '°' thla 4 Bdrm, famlty rm lll• 1004 111•111 \ PERFECT FOR ENTER· home. Spic •n apan clMll ,_. ~ _______ _. TAINING 4BR, lam rm. A-...me VA. $97,500 at
._ W¥W~ game rm. Prof decor-11.50%. Call Diana
•led & landecapad, pool "'" 1 12-
llllM>OflW.. l'lAt lSTATf IUMCU •••• YllW •11•
·Fabulous quality cus1om1zed 4 BR
home with lSO° view! Harbor,
ocean, no roof tops! This home is
designed for family living as well as
entertaining. A first time offering.
Nothing else compares!.
1839,000. Call &44-5833 .... • .....
OPENS~T/SUN 1·5
7 Twin lak• Clrcle
C..ta 111 Int 12~.... Exec hOfM rrr SC Plaza. 4Br, Jonna! dJn rm, tam f'll-rm w,_. bit. $249.900.
38dr 1'-'S.. new root, new AQent 545-0311
cars>atl[lg. PLUS 12% ..._ 11 __..
fhcad lnter.-fl rate ""!"~-. -•1" amortized 25 yra. Dua In 3 Br. 2 Ba.. condo.
25 )'rl w/l 15,000 dwn. anc:t9d 2 cw oar' "4000
Aaklng &105,000 Rite down lo aeaumabla 11t
Wada831·12M TO & all ctoe&ng eotll
" .... Charming 3 Bdrm, 2 beth,
-~~ •ICIOMd ~ wtth 880, hot tub. Mw
cupat. 1111,aoo.
&45--3013
OPEH SAT/SUN 12~
2112 AALEGH AVf
MOVaa you In. Agent Bob
&45-1111,641-3111
UllD.n ... .... u
Cape Cod Gharm w/2 Mslr
eulla1 and motivated
--. 8-t boy In EM1· •Id a. Diana Capp el
931-129$
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VOUI YOUI YOUt
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THE REAL ESTA TERS
546-2313
Attn Ae.iioral Lovely Ba""'ont + Dock Wdbrdg Creek1lde JU
Svc-mor•Win coopenite 2 ltg bdrrna + den 2~
w/aglut 3%comm. 4 Br. betha .ipa, prof iano-
tutefully upgr9ded In ~ ywd. 3 C., gar.
earthtone9 Xtr1 ltg lot, $525 ooo. S«-4195
bec:Jla op to ptQ, ,,.., I•-•' -·----• tenn~ & awtmdub. No1~~~~~~~~
lt.tlng9 ptMM .• tts.500.
552-91•1
OPENHSESAT/SUN 1-S
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5112 Harcum Lane.
Under MMl9l Mot 1114,toOIFH
ALSO 28A/dln t 144.900
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20 -Orange Coonty Real Estate/An AdvertlSlng supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday. ~une 2, 1984
, LB firm opens
affiliate for ~
small projects ..
Woodward Dike, Inc., a Laguna Beach land-
scape architecture and site planning firm. is moving
toward big projec.t involvement. .
Currently on the drawing board are redesign of
the Fashion Island Mall: a phase two expansion of
Caspers Reg«><=.:-...:..;.'; I mndscape development
plans for University Town Center, already under
construction; and a scenic highway plan for Pacific
Coast Highway between Corona del Mar and .
Laguna' Beach. •
To stay active in the small scaJe market of
single-building complexes, W oodward Dike, Inc., Is.
forming an affiliate company, MWD Landscape
Architecture. The new company will handle the part
of the work portfolio that Includes single-family
residences. model home complexes, individual
commercial buildings. and parks under three acres.
The principal contact person and project
manager for the new firm will be Harold E.
Mestyanek Jr .. the "M" of MWO. Tom Weir and
Woodward Dike, principals o1''1e parent firm and
the "W" and the "D" of the new affiliate, will be
involved in project concept and design.
The two firms will operate out of the same
quarters at 479 Ocean Ave., but MWD landscape
Architecture will be managed and run as a separate
unit and will have its own employees.
"We'll be able to offer the high design quality
and service of a large firm while still giving close
personal attention to the client. It's a unique
approach and I think there should be a good market
for it," Mestyanek said. ·
Mestyanek prefers the small scale of work and
close involvement with clie:its he has had as project
manager for such developments as the Cotton
Point Estates. at the site of President Nixon's
former Casa Pacifica; the Evergreen Model Homes
complex in Mission Vie10: and the Heritage Square
commercial center in Irvine.
Mestyanek. 28, has been with Woodward Dike
for five ye~rs. ..,
Harold E.~Meatyanek Jr. with
Tom Weir and Woodward Dike
of newly formed MWD Land-
Kape Architecture.
Woodbridge Seaport honies iri ·r iiiillPhilSe
Sixty homes in the
li mited edition of 72
Woodbridge Seaport
homes by Irvine Pacific
have been sold, with the
last homes in the final
phase now available,
said George Gebhard.
Woodbridge Seaport
sales manager.
''Woodbridge Sea-
port homes feature
beautiful earthtone ex-
teriors with horizontal
siding, crisp white trim.
gray tile roofs and white
p i cket f ences,"
Gebhard said. "Every
home has a private rear
or srde yard and an
attached two-car gar-
age."
Interiors feature
vaulted ceilings with
skylights and kitchens
.
with oak cabinets and
ceramic tile counters.
Woodbridge Seaport
homeowners become
members of the Wood-
bridge Village Associa-
tion and may use all
Woodbridge parks.
swimming pools and
recreational f acilitles,
including the South
lake Beach Club. which
offers a variety of out-
door activities: a swim-
ming lagoon with water-
slides. a sand beach.
marina with sail and
people-powered boats
and an outdoor sports
area with $and and vol-
leyball courts.
Woodbridge Seaport
homeowners also auto-
matically become mem-
bers pf 1he Woodbridge
Seaport Maintenance
Association.
Woodbridge Seaport
• homes are located mid-
way between the Santa
Ana and San Diego free-
ways. To reach the sales
office from either free-
way, exit at Culver drive
and enter Woodbridge
at Alton ParKway, turn
right on West Yale loop
and left on Blue Lake
North.
Addltlona1 Infor-
mation may be obtained
by contacting the
Woodbridge Seaport
sales offi ce at.
786-3807.
"Woodbridge Sea-
port has been one of
Irvine Pacific's most
successful reside11tlal
projects ." s a i d
Gebhard, ''because of
its quality of design, -------------------------------------~~pe[~°: '~~~~~ri~~x~ Hales-Langston to design senior projects
South Lake Beach Club
and attractive price." H a I e s -l a n g s t o n ,
"Woodbridge Sea-A.I.A., of Orange, was
port homes have been selected to deslgn two
extremely attractive to residential develop-
young married CO\Jl)les, ments In Huntington
single professionals and Beach exclusively for
mat ure families ,·· senior citizens.
Gebhard noted. The first, Windward
"Selected one-and Cove, by lhe William
two-story models of the Lyon Co. of Newport
Cape Cod-style homes ·Beach, is a 9~unlt, &&-
$~~~~;;!.~~ curlty-gated on-.
the corner of Taylor
Drive and Beach
Boulevard.
With prices expected
to be in the $60,000 to
$70,000 range, the
homes will offer both
one-and two-bedroom
units of 600 to 764
square feet, respective-
ly.
The second t. a 164-
being developed by the both projects will have
city and Redevelop-to be at least 60 years
ment Agency of Hunt-old.
lngton Beach. Located Construction on both
In the southwest quact-projects has aJready
rant created by the In-begun.
tersectlonofTalbert Av-Hales-Langston.
enue and Beach which opened Its doors
Boulevard, this project In Orange County 16
Is expected to offer years ago, has deelgned
rents at lower than mar-more than one-half
ket rates. blltlon dollars worth of
:.nd~Qt Lh~ng._
Vista·
hon1es
offer 10
choices ..
The best thing about
the li festyle at
ShadowrldQe Country
Club Is that there isn't
just one.
JnsteadJhe[e...aca-1.ct
Ten dlffere"t ways to
nve within this master-
planned community;
which Daon Corp. and
other home builders are
building just east of
Vista on gently rolling
hillsrde land along High:
way 78.
Shadowridge Coun-
try Club, which takes tts
name from the cham-
pionship 18-hole gof f
course and clubhouse
complex which center
the community, is a
showcase of new homes
this year. Whether your
interest is a prestigious
executive home, a cozy
cottage or a carefree
c ondominium, you'll
find it represented at
Shadowrldge.
Now in its third year; of
deve l op ment ,
Sh ad owridge r e p -
resents a diversified
community with distinct
neighborhoods appeal-
ing to dlff erent tastes.
The tw o newes t
emphasize this di-
versity.
Shadowrldge Club
View, by Weillngton
Equities, ltd., offers the
least expensive homes
for saJe In the communi-
ty, condominiums rang-
ing from 715 to 1, 160
square feet and priced
from $56 , 750 to
$85,000. They Wiii be
single-level designs in
two-story buildings with
a CaJlf ornla contem-
porary archltecturat
~tyle.
Homebuyers with dif.
ferent dreams can tatte
advantage of
Shadowrldge Pointe,
also recently opened for
sales. Some of these
homes, which are priced
from $133,000, wlll be
located on the goU
course. Three Mediter-
ranean style plans, aJI
with red tile roofs, In-
clude haldwood entry
doors, ceramic tile In
kitchen and baths and
wet bars. The developer
Is UDC Development
Co.
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SYDIEY .
01AU
Orange County Reel Estate/An Ad'Y9rtfsi~ ~t to tt)e DAILY PILOT/s.tur~. Jone 2~ 19&4 -2f
llW II II ..........
Frplc. ~ed <*ing db'
P8Qe. pool & spa
2 &2!4Sa t Den..$8.50
666 w 18th 64§...2739
Kenneyhunkport?
Isn't that the boat
that won fhe America's Cup in '75?
INDEX
HOUSES FOR SALE
General •. 1002
Anaheem HlnS ·--····----···· ··-· 1004 a.tbOa laland •............•........ ···-1~
881b0a ~ .......•...•. -··• IQl97
_ c.c>tstrano Beach .... ··-·····-· t01a
C<wOM del Mar .. .... .. ... . •.. . 1022 \
Costa Mesa ................ ·-····· 102•
Dena Point ..••.... ····· ..•.. -···· f02S El T OfO .. • ••• .. •. •• • . •• • • • 1032
• Fountain Vastey ............... ·-1034
Garden Grove ........... . ..•• 1036
HYntlngton Beedl , . HMO
Huntington ~arbour . ··~ ... ···-1-442
lrvtne .. . 10<M
~BNch . . 1048
Leguna Hiits ... :. . . .... . 1050
UIQuna N~uel . . .. .. . ... . . .• . . 1052
L.Me For.it ............... ····-1055
Mmlon ViejO ..........•........ , 1067
Newpor1 ~ . ....... .... .. • . . 1069
San Clemente . 1076
Sen Juan Capts1rano 1071S
Santa Ana •..... . 1080
s.81 Beech . . . . . . . .... . 1064 ••
South Laguna •. 1086
Westminster 1088
Tustin . ...... . . . ... .. . 1090
Mobile Home Sales . 1100
REAL ESTATE
Aaeage .
Apartments ee.cn Property
Business Property
c.metery Lots
Comml Property
Condomtn1ums
Ouptues/Units .
HOUMS to be MOYed
Income ProPertV
. lndustnal Pr"C>pef1y
Lots for Sale
Mob le Home Pans
Moutttaln. 0esett
Orange Co ..
Out of County . . . ...
Out of State
Ranctles/Farms
Resort Property
Time Sharing ...
RE Exchange
RE. Wanted ....... .
RENTALS ,....
1'25
1150
1175
1200
1225
1250
1275
1300
1325
1350
1375
1•00 1'25 1•so
1500
1525
1S50
1575
1580
1580
1600
1625
Houses Fum.shet1 .. . 2100
HOUMS Unfumiltk>d 2200 ~ Fum of Unr 2300
Condos Fum 2400
Condos Unf. 24 10
T~. Furn. .. ~520
Townhou8es, Unf 2525
Duptn-. Furn. 2S30
Ouptu-.. Uni. 2535
AClertments, Nim. 2600
Ap9rtn .. its. Uni ...... . ... .. 2700
Apta. Fum/Unf. .. ... .• . . .... 2800 ROOITW • .,....... .•••..... . . . 2900
Room & Bowd . .•...... . . . . 2902
Ho4*. Mottlls ... ·······-"· . . ~ a....t Hofnes . • • . ... . . . . ... • 2905
Sunvner Rent* ....... . . .. ... . 2906
Vecatton ~ -··· ... . .• . . .. 2907
• Rentata to Share ............. ..... .. 2908
• Aeot• WMted ........... ·····-· ·-·· 2909 Gar-oea for Rent .................. 2912
Offioe Aentms . . ... ·-······ . 29 , ..
8usinesa ,_,.... ·····-·· ······ . . 291&
Commi. Rent• .................. ~-· . 29t8
lndult. Aantall .. .. .. . . ........... . .. . . 2920
Stor.ge .....•.•.............. ,................ 2922 ~18C. Aentllla .. .. . . .. .. . .... ..... ....... 2925
• .,,. PWd Ada
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22 -Orange County Reaf Estate/An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday. June 2, 19&4
. ,
I• •'
There la no reeaon to keep thing• you don't
need or enjoy enymore. Juat becauH they're
not valuable to you, there ere cuatomera
wllllng to pay good money for thing• you're
tired of. Contact the "Recycler of Unwenta,"
the cleaalfled department of the Delly Piiot.
You wlll be pleaaed with the f•t, apeedy
rHulta. A• fut •• • phone cell, reaulta
heppenl . .
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.REPRESENTATIVE
TODAY:
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conference room. Xeroit.f recept, canf ""·
malt _.. lott' S-et.... Call 160-0500 fem a r a
•----i...., ... ,. -. nt -CdM flouae-:--e,reer -. COSTA MESA• SeMQe on lite. From 700 ... n ..,.... NHN ~-12 Ooberfllan. not full occ 'F~ a~e oriented. Aeeo. an, wt U75. and UQ. vejluia•• CM ~'Ni. Cll torage "°""· Vic.. Adams & 1235,,:0r=~=ooeen =~..,..v1-~-'-~-5·,...t.~_,_s....,;5M3_1_2,...u..,,~...,."· IFFl'laa 1ca111o:=::utl~l~; ... ;;•;U.~~~·~lt;l.:l;.._iiJaiilif1eiiii21ii1~A-d290-3iliAc•1;..,11112_91 =~owerkx* IF~~::..
geJ~ S250/mo. can F~~u:':.~t:"'J.::: FROM 19762 MacArthur Blvd .• llllll,.Bh ti' •• nnn••ll Mn ~.w~':f~~
$300/mo. &45-1188 50C (bco~r•ne•>[rYlon'e Jac"!i" ll11n11•tir_..., §PiMUXC MEXWWWS ( 1«-11C7 In J)(IVate home --------It/<&...... • ' ...... ,,,H.. a Advtc:a'" Al ...... & ~--==,,,,....,.·-"""-....--SC ptaza, t1am111e fH.8.,1tVnq,ZBr21e11Pt1 Sq. A. ......__ ~ 11,5 So. a1~~l;fy cat. grr#~.
540-4791 aft &PM I Clo A quiet. 8300 + S200 oc Airport ., .. , off apaceJ I ..... ,.., ...... o• Pit Camino Reill. 8-1 Oem. • wttt mafk.a. Yorktown &
. lhr b•tt,,"#Otl'WI 35 _de0_._14_1,.._023____ •• IADll I Ulll 1 533-1163 eq f, tot• of n INM... •J . UC'd. 492-7296 BulMrd 162-2721 5123
up. Newport ea.ct!. Health oriented non 39Ult•lotalapprox I pr1tng,Janltorlal&.ilutb· WlllT Al).-*~ .....,_ & M-Found:Lcng"*~..at
s 845-2690 trnOtter to* kMlfv 2 8' 11M .,. ft Ind. from 11 per tq rt. ..., .... l M Yllor. Advice In .. ... (tam.le). Vic: 911y & Or-
.,... home. NfWfY dac:otatad,. ..... I Mo-to-Mo. 557-7010 . .. .. .. ~·2.U'!1 matWs; IQ'we, tNrriligla. .... CM c.. ...
..... .... 3 min from bHCh. CellMrHall Offloa & ReceptJon aYall -·-··-"' ~I ~HB.131·1397 546;S1n ·
I ••11111~•• ~1/26mo2. Cell Mitch at 1450 sq ft appro11. 11 ..... Oanl '-"
.... -Sii--........ 114/141-1111..,. $400/mo. 1005 BriOIO, .a..-1 Mfll • U'*8tad yng ""9. 38' J14/1Jl..1444.9" O.M. 65()..6533
kly rantan. $125 & up. Laa Hllll w/util S275/mol~=======~=======iii\iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ TV, f,.. eoftw. 83()..41M aft tpm.
lad poof & steps to Matur. reep rmcnt $325mo
. Kltch's..avMI. ~ ut.. 19' & !Mt
985 N Coast ~· Laguna~ 631-1325
una 8aech, 4M-2tM MJF20-30ynilhr2br2be
SEii AU... £Jakie C.M Twnhs $275
kly ,.,,.,.. now ~. mo 850-4180 Iv nwg
our'"f amous
DIMES-A-LINE
119/wtt & up. Color TV, M/F rmmte, duplex on '----------------Im'!" _______ _,,
74 ~Blvd CM 4SthJ.Balboa St. NB. 1970 vw Bug body [K large oak, 1111 draw-I BICYCLES boys end glttS ''"":!':'~ •• t • · • $400/mo. DeYid an SPM, wtthOUt pan $50 Doors ert. ptate glass t09, ISO. 20 tri&i wt*lb S10 ..ch.
......-.-548-3253 $30. Glau $20. Fenders, 642·2084 ~· Training _.... S2 50.
gas tent<, hood $15 Nch. Louvered ooort. sofid
M/F 30 OY9" lhr 28' 2S. More, C311962-8165. DIES gaff dubl. WOOd $10 each. Tram-I 2111 NB condo dOM to Hoag --with Wheels. M5. C poltne $25. Fishing rods ~ac.iiih-.i00u;..m·me-r .... enioiiojiita"' Ho.p $300. 648-7332 BOYS BMX Mongoote 12" TV. needs wortl, S2' $345 Reels S3. Book
Penn Pt home, 2br ru1y M/non-lmkr ll'W Pr~ S35. lllrls Sc:hwtnn U Antique end table . . match oolectOfS items.
furn •others from $350. IOty Point Vil&. $450/mo CNe $15 Sm.a office,. Counter hood aboYe 1792 WMtminster. Coata
.... (714) 67" ........ •L .... e~1eo1 frlgerator $50. Pair bladl st~ light ten. utte MW. Mesa. 548-0865 .-r ~ + 'n ut.... vinyl club ch1ir1 $35 $10. Double bed "'-6---
side C.M. ttudiO. av.II. N 8. ltept to be9ch. M-each. Wheel chair $45. board frame $15 Suede ~ LIKE ,,.. bar 11ools.
6115. NI beach & lhopa. non amkr, resp & neat. Honda Klct< N Go S10. toiler skat.s. women's 7, soJld walnut swivel.
PYL,yard, pr1tg. S700/mo. $280 no utlla. 813-0390 ShOp Yee s 10. P1ay pan men's 9, S 18 aach Reel cuMld bed(, rutt laather I
incl urns 642-2045 Poot/lac 4 br home SC S10. Toys S1 -S5. Ladiee tape recorder $25 uphotstery seat $35 each.
S ' · cunmere sweeter• S5-BeY9lted mirror S20 Sat-631-2783 XCHANGE·BAHAMA • Pti.a, M 21-35. n/lmkr SlO Polel 52 T tM urday only 8-12 383
C•ble Bch. Nusau, on s21s 494-2742 979--8716 iamP. ,,~~rs :.St Sant• Isabel, cost• . --~;::; ~Of 0:;,,,~., 8~~ Pfof/M 40 & 4 yr old Jungle Gym & Swing tel Mesa. . 30 l~H wood framed OY,/11
Newport area. U• of car daughter wl9hes to lhr $50. B&W remote TV Lltge wood roduw 5. antique beveled ITWf'Of
aYall up to 6 mo·a. yOUf home or lind Mme $35. Two dr8Wef chest captain chair s5 New $24 12 mc:h Royal
759-1422 by 8/ lO. 540-7208 S 10. E>ectric milter S.. draftlnQ board hght $10. Holland pewter pttohef'
Grit! $5 Blue Y91¥at chair I 642-s t71 $1 S Antique bird cage
abulou• oceanfront 3 Br Rasp rmmt~OM ~~f $50 Child bil<e ... t s 10. · __ stand. ornate cast Iron 1 2.8&.Jrptc •. petiect sum.-~hseln · """n Luggage $5-$10. Head-1MARCV body bar ~ baM $18. 20 lnc:tl solid
me< Ya<;ttlon. 759-8133 ~ Br w/pvt bath S500 boards $10. T v 1tand $50 Bench and utra bar brass~ por-cetain. ~ I + ~ utill. 84(M26Z $5 75· rubber hose S8 $50 Elttta wa6ghts S20 bueket or umbra stand
ldo l11~u & Penjn:ula Resp roommate lhr 2bd Clothes $1-$10 Book~! Two digital alarm dodls $15 10 Inch weighted ~. 811~ ~ Ri:f· 1ba a.pt nr 17th & Senta 50c Saturday 9-3. 16231 new $10 each. Eloellent solid brass lf)ftoon $15.
675-s 161 "' r. I Ana 1285. 648-6806 Antlqua Way (Westcflff grad gifts. 786-7911 Old olaaslc womans
OOYer Shores> DES $50 Olym-beech crulS«. new tires enin oceanfront hme, Rmmte wanted, mature · .SEC K · .~! and basttet M5. 3 shelf
J / Jul A .mod older woman to ll'W loYety elac1nc lypewrlt• ..,.,. glass dOOf' what no1 n ug. r cos-Mau Verde hm S32S/mo CAR radl S10 10 Speed Motorola pager $45. binet S29 'c.usk: Hen.
tom 3 Br $5000/mo. I .... Cell 241 9822 and crulset bikes M5 SwlmmlnQ pOOI ceramic ca . ay P 720-9888 ncl ut1... -each. Portat»e typewriter tile S.5. flox Toyota rOll dryx blrdcage$9. Variety
-------.. __ t MIF 2 t+ S250 ·~ $50 ...,.... St t A · $3 of tables, c:fmlng and liv· ummer Rentals. 2 & 3 "''"" • · """"' 8 e YeOUe. bar $50. KC ligh11 5. Ing room s 10-$45 Bdrm•. S300 to S 1000 utlta + dep. CM Delmar & Cotta Mesa .. foltow Oak spakflng Elite golf clubl Classic ee.c'trlc: fan S 1e:
wee.tdy On & on u. Orange 846-1934 Street Home 1f1er 12 $50. Votkswegen Bus 19 inch mirror Por1 hOle
beach Prime WMkt atll ROOMMATE lge 2 BR apt. NOON br'OWll ... t MS. Ashing S8. Antique toot stool. I
aYail Call loday fOf beet Acroel St. to Bch. $400. COFFEE labte, chrome polaa 13-$~~ TQ06e.. 2 turned mahogany legs
selection mo + utll. Balboa Pan. surfboards.~5eech. 506 $18 Large seleetlon of
NB. Realty 675-'1642 Christle 648-5545 base, glass 109 125· 2 PolnMttla. Corone de! Chalrs and rocilars '5-• turquolte upholstered M•' 760-81""" • .. lew OYertootllng baactl, ROOMMATE, M/F, Ml1 chairt S25 each Roi--..,, .,..... M5 9 pound shot put $5.
newly redac, sleeps e. Br/Ba. lnltne. 1350 'II away bed S 15. Cabbllge K chelt of drawers Many antlqua trunka and
good __., stDI avWt. Utll 786-1386 eY9S patch dOll S75 875-5069. S46 Wrought Iron bar cn.11 S 10-MS Twentys
212 Marguente 675-3130 ,. .. r furn. 28r ant, Litt.la Bal •toots $20. Washing me-~.~e:== ~i ~· .... ,,... blk ..--chine, Kenmore. works .......-acad• IU.6/1-9/15. Nloa. quiet • .,,., •· eit.._....t con-good $50 Game tatM fife engine $25. Wooden lataJI nt7 cabte TV. Judy. hme dlllon. $50. 644-5735. and c:hllr• $50. s.wtng protesllONI antst ..-
875-1289, wr1( 951-9001 table S 10. Typewriter S 15. 3-43 W. 15th St (otf IU IEIT ELECTRIC lawn mow. tabla$10 Wooclfilacabt-Placentl•> 549-013'5.
all Wk"' .,,_.._ __ Spaciou• 8'uHa condo, MS Vinyl rediner Chair net SSO. Stool $15 Pool Saturday and Sunday Y now. ·~· .... ...,. prof to 1hr w/uma. $40 20" = blCycta s15 B .. 9-~-Newport Alty 675..a170 • A.a ..... furn, all ementlea. • .. 5·. 1•" SS. Din--Yaocoum . a .. ars ......,. ... ~· ~ 0 rack $10. Vaccuum $15. Must ... to ~· Ing llgnt fixture · 125. ,. .. _,,__ ...__ .,,_ ""•M>Jo.t atallna Apt l'9epl 4, 780-1750 IY msg $trotter '5. 556-1~ Vol-._..._ ..... ,....,,.. kltch equipped. AYall kennel, large $20. Bam-
wtdy & wtlnds. 673-1627 Christ.Ian fa 35+ E'alda HOME Safe Sentry name. boo pedestal ctlatrs $10. cteen qutet hm. 28' 1be Exoeltant ~. uc:ri--Tabla, round S25.
lg yrd, ooneldtr rmfbrd floe S35. 846-5935 499-2208
for ofder tP 650-7155 King O'Lawn front throw
tab ..... mower. Needs TLC $50.
54&-2M7 ..
FT lofl $35. Good con-
dition 642'""397
NCHOR $7.50 Scoot«
$7 50. Char $15. TV aenal $5. Radio S2. Toys
1Ck to 11 Vegat..,.,,.
$1 Blk• $5. The $5 boll
Lamp S7 Toots 2SC to $2.
Bar tool $5. Jldet $6.
Jeep can SS. Jaatat $6.
Sltates S5 Drawer puna
2SC Hub C11P9 S5 ...
1410 So. Bay Front,
Balboa taiand, M
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZilE
ACROSS eon's noye1
t Prevaricator 57. Racecourse:
5 Matures suff
9 Weapon \ , 58 Ob4ivM>n
14 If ever t 59 Freeway
15 Fuet 61 Greek god
16 Imaginary 62 Sowed -
17 Chops -of
18 Otherwtse discontent
19 Gem 63 Not speaking ~~--20 Mountain &4 Against
ndge 65 Stupid
22 Boat planks 66 ObseNed
24 T~ to jatl 67 On the ball
26 Go beyond
27 Asian fete
28 River dirt
29 Letter
32 Encom-
passed
35 Leg reaction
37 BaketY unit
38 Fruit
39 Rose's loye
40 Garments
43 Columnist
45 Nut-brown
drink
46 Golf scores
47 l.amprey
48 Prong
49 Dirk user
53 McCut~-
1 2 3
14
17
20
24
4
DOWN
1 Not broad
2 Harden
3Simutated
4Saymgagam
5 Outstllndtng
6GeewhiZ1
7 Poise
8 "-Beauty '
9 Fencing
28 "Btue -'
29 Obfigahon
30 -Canal
31 One just
getting by
32 Gaucho's
moye weapon
10 Impressions 33 ln1unous
11 T1m1dny· 34 He<-editary
12 F.at fact0<
13 House parts 36 Escape
21 Pitcher 38 Guns
23 Large t>undle 41 Happening
25 Lawyer. abbr •2 Oeclafm
43 -blanket
44 Studied
48 Radio parts
49 Glide on Ice
50 Tran$p()f'ted
51 Act hammy
52 Elemi or
cop al
53 Pleased
54 Slope
upward
55 May 1t be so
56 Round•
60 Small room
10 11 12 13
1 I
OIAl9lll EMUSI .,.. -Well located In a
prestige area. µrge living room with crackling
fireplace. Large format dining. Upgraded
~l!S;hen with separate breakfast room. Four
bedrooms p us-den:-CompTetefy arr conditioned
and ciean throughout. An outstanding value at
$189,500. Call today for an appointment.
546-2313
"IME UIUll" 1111.--Custom tract; Large
living area; Formal Dinlng;Separate Family;
Brick Fireplace; All bullt-ln country kitchen; 3
huge bedrooms, 1¥• baths. Separate garage
with breeze way. All this at $117,000. A must
see. Call 546-2313
.IM Tl TIE IUll -Only $112,500. SHARP +
CLEAN + VACANTI Ready to move Into this two
story model condition garden homel Enjoy brick
patio with BBQ! Sparkling pool + tennlsl
963-6767
<(I ......... , IUIU 1111 -4 bdrm, 2 bath
Costa Mesa home In move-In condition. Large
corner lot for possible RV access. Includes wet
bar & covered patio. See this "More For Your
Money" home at $115,9501 646-7171
CISTl •W TIWllllll Slll,IM -Outstanding 2
bedroom, 2 bath, end unit with atrtum ~d open
beam celling. Finished two car attached garage.
Separate front yard and patio area. Community
pool & spa. 546-2313
1WI ... ES H l LIT -Now you can be an
Investor tool Great Income producing units
nesteled between two condominium complexes.
Good loctlon. Front home Includes fireplace.
Priced to sell at only $1 38,0001 646-7171·
1W1 IEMIM IOm, su,100 -Assume $56,000
first at 11.25•1 •. Payments $644.00 per month.
Very clean seven year old condo -The perfect
starter home! Call now. 546-2313 ·
..al STllY + NIL, Pl• -Beautiful garden
home! New carpeting + fresh paint! Perfect
start•. prime location. Hurry, just listed and
won't lastf 963~767
Llftlf Ill.Liii •• --Beautifully re-
modeled country kitchen. Htghfy upgraded with
tnNleh bay wtndowa & french doors. Thia 3 bdrm '*-den home Is jult glowing wtth warmth and
comton. Better -thle today. Jutn listed at $129,500. 64&-7171
A-'---"--~
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LISTED
llU Mlll1 hlJ •• -Unbelleveablel 3 BR
-home, ~rdwood-ftooRt1, ~ect for the most
discriminating lndhlldualst Completety re-
furbished! Large comer lot-great curb appeatl
Hurry-C~I 963-6767
ITEPS 11 llUl-S1H,1111 -In Newport Beach.
You'll fall In love with this 3 bdrm, 2 bath home
which Includes 2 stone fireplaces, skylight, high
beamed ceilings & spa! Only steps to pool,
tennis & park! A value packed comfortable
home you should see today. 646-7171
111111lT1111,MI -Tm IS .... IT 1111--
It's a Greenbrook Ca~ot {nodel. Vaulted ceU-
lng living room. Family room with Skylights,
Format Dining, • hu~ bedrooms, large master
leads to covered patio~ A steel at this price. Call
now. 546-2313
...._ Fii TIE IUT -A pride of ownership
home In a pride of ownership neighborhood.
Spacious & beautiful 3 bdrm with famlty room &
formal dining In prime Costa Mesa area. This
home Is a best vatue on todays market at only
$169,900. 646-7171
SMI STUTD, 141,111 -$4,750 down payment
-financing available. Beautiful double wide, 2•
bedroom, 2 bath mobile home. Outstanding
complex wtth swimming pool, spa Jnd
clubhouse. This wlll not last. Call 546-2313 nowt
MUI m UY '1EW -Panoramic view extends
past Catalina Island frc>m this very attractive 2
bdrm home. Ready to be moved Into wtth
fantastic potential for added Improvement.
Make the first step to better living. Priced at a
low $395.000. S..6-7171
MIT& .U 19LO S11',lll -Suitable for owner
occupancy. Immaculate through out. Extra large
front unit with 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 baths,
family room lnd 2 fireplaces. Rear unit, one
bedroom, one bath and fireplaoe. Call 5•6-2313
1700 Newport Blvd., CM.
2790 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
1030 Brookhurst, H.B.
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... Ill •EST UllUT WL-A19oth9 lowet
pr 4bdrm In the tract. Two story 2'h bath
wtth wet bar. Enjoy the executive lifestyle at a
very low price of only $179,900. Call for lnfor·
mation today. 646-!171.
NIL -Ulllflllt -Immaculate 3 BR -brand new carpeting! Cozy Fireplace! Enjoy sparkling
pool and spat Absolutely gorgeous throughout!
Only $135,000. 963-6767
n WWII YM mAm.al -Dramatic tri-level
condo with approx. 1500 sq.ft . Nestelecl In a
complex surrounded wtth magnificent land-
scaping. An executive townhouse with high
cathedral~llngs & skylights. Assume $91,000
loan. Full price only $1•1,900. ~6-7171
111,111 Y.&. -&UPI• I Liii -at 8'~%
Interest. Assume this loan -get a new 2nd T .Q .
wtth small down -have tow payments.~
bedrooms, all upgraded. A buy at $10•,950. Call
nowt 546-2313
1111,-11111• -3 bdrm, 1% baths. Double
gacage. New paJnt & carpets. ~2313
~,_an -With existing auto body
shop. Great traffic exposure on b\.llY Placentia
Avenue. Wide range of Industrial ufes. Lota of
potential with extra large 83x270 lot & alley
access. Invest In your business future. Only
$295,000. 646-7171.
E&l1s. .. ,.. -Lease option. 2 bdrm =o
wfth 2 car garage. Includes poot & ape. A pert
starter 'for the young couple. Th ls attractl
home Is available to purchue or leaae option to
fit buyers needs. Call for detans. S..6-7171.
(IOI Tl 1111 t1H,lll .-Beach home on
"Balboa Peninsula" only one block to ocean -
cute, clean, and airy 2 bedroom • 2 car attached
garage. CaJI now. 5416-2313
•If llT .... ....,. ~ $289,000. Gorgeous 3
BR hornet FM'llty1 room -flreplace + bay
windows! Wood plank ftoora, sunshine garden
bath + sunken tubl Country like nelghbortiOodl
Call 963--8767.
2 a.Y + ,.. -$99,900. Separate In-law
quarters! Wet barl Excellent condition!
&mtihlne ~I 913-8787