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~rvine hospital's past its crisis
Organizers find new backer, announce
plans for still more ambitious projec!
operations include Anaheim veneral
Hosp11al, the Medical Center of
Garden Grove and Beach Communi-
ty Hospital in Buena Park.
next spnna. w11h completion scheQ-
uled in the summer of 1977. The
complex will bt' built at Alton
Parkway and Sand Canyon Road on a
15-acre site donated by the Irvine Co.
California Cll) without a hospital, the
Amencan Medical agreement rep-
resents' a rebound from a scn ou<i.
setback. ·
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
~Of IM Dally l'ltol llafl
biflous pro1ect. The IMC Board of Directors de-
cided Friday to enter into an agree-
ment with Beverly Hills-based
Amencan Medical ln1erna11 onal.
Inc .. which owns and operates 165
hospitals and medical centers around
the world. Its western d1 v1'>1on 1s
based in Brea. and its Orange ( ount)
Royce Diener. Amencan Med1cal's
chairman and ch1efexecu11ve officer.
<,a1d Frida) 1he compan) plans 10
make the Ir' 1ne com pie>. "a real
medical center \howp1ece ··
The pact w11h Amencan Medical
also calls for teaching affihattons w11h
UC-Irvine's College of Med1c1nc.and
addlcback Communll) College.
which has nursing and health tech-
nician 1rain1na programs
W11h Hoag's backing. the com-
munity group was sclc~ted 10 1983
• O\ er a nval team that w~pted 10 build
an on-campus teaching hospatal at
LCI Thecommun11ygroupob1aint:d
statr appro\ al 10 build a 177-bed
hosp11al.
proJect. Hoag officials said they were
unable to strike a deal to share the
fi nancial nsk. They also exprested
doubts that th<' comprt1t1ve O range
Count) health care market had room
for anotht'r mBJOr hospital.
.. , personal!) -was very distressed
"'hen Hoag and ~e parted ways,"
IM( Board Chairman ·c. David
Baler said at a news conference
Fnda) "But I think 11 has "'orkcd out
Ill our benefit "
Two months alter losing the
financial suppon of Hoag Memorial
Hospital in Newpon Beach. or-
ganizers of the proposed Irvine Medi-
cal ('enter have lined up a new backer
with plans for an even more am-
Workers
hunt for
t ainted
cheese
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of the D .. , ""' • ..,,
Orange Count~ health crews \\ere
working non-stop Friday as pan of a
statewide effort to clear market
shelves and restaurant<, of a Mex1can-
Sl)le cheese linked to 29 deaths or
st1llb1nhs.
The recall was launched Thursday
after state health offic1al'i announced
that a rare bacterial infection found
recently in at leacx 87 Southern
Californians wa'I apparently caused
by eaung contaminated Jalisco-brand
cheese.
Related story on A3
The infection. pnmariry attacking
pregnant H1span1c women and their
unborn babies. resulted in four
st1llb1nhs and the death of three
newborn infants 1n Orange County.
Twent)·two deaths were reponcd
10 Lo'> Angeles County In formation
'>'as released on onl} 14. all 1n\.olv1ng
s1illb1nhs or newborns.
Bob Merryman. Orange ( ounty
environmental health director. said a
40-member con umcr pro1ec11on
(Please see HUNT/ A2)
Coast · I A much-married man has
been charged with grand
theft and forgery for al-
legedly taking $210,000
from his latest wife.I A3
California
It takes a particular kind
of person to fly the planes
that dump water on the
state's forest fires -
crazy./A4
Nation
Federal agents seized
more than 20,000 bogus
credit cards in raids this
week In New Yor~./ AS
World
Twenty-one Finnish Unit-
ed Nations peacekeeping
soldiers taken hostage
last week were to be
released today .I A3
Sports
Tom Seaver earned the
295th victory of his career
as the White Sox sacked
the Angels, 4-2. /81
A 100-year-old man be-
lleves mountain air and
golf have extended his
llfe./82 ·
Three UC Irvine baseball
players have been
selected In the major.
league dratt./82
INDEX
Brld.ge A 10
Classlfled 84-6
Comics A 10
Crossword 0 5
Death Notices 07
Ent.,-talnment A 7-8
Horoacope BS
Ann Landera A 7
Pu~lc NoOces 87
ReaJ Estate ~, ,fl C 1-28
RpUglofl' ,.., Ae
-~· 81-3 T•llteton A9
TrMa. A7
Under the agreement, Amencan
Medical will invest $86 m1lhon to
build and operate a 177-bed hospital
plus other fac1li11es and sen ices at the
I MC \lie Construction 1s to begin
Suapecta atopped short
Three 17-year-olcla from Garden Gro~e were being chaaed
by Newport Beach Police officer Nell Harvey Friday
moralaa when they •lammed lnto a ll&ht standard that
promptfy fell on the et~len car they were driving -u well
For the community coaht1on that
ha'> ~orkcd more than four )Car<> to
erase In 1ne's status as the largest
But in Apnl. Hoag officials ..aid
the) \\ere dropping their plan'> to
1n-.es1 about S60 million 1n the In 1ne
u Harvey'• patrol car, autborltlea Mid. Harvey had •potted
the trio after receivina a report about three youths ateattnc
a atereo from a car parked on Port Carlow Place. All three
were belnt held at Juyenlle Hall Friday.
District g~ts tough on sports eligibility
Votes to make trans fe r stude nts ine ligible
for interscholastic a th let I cs for the firs t year
By ROBERT BARKER
Of IM Delly Hot ti.ft
It's goi ng to get tougher tor oul·<>I·
the area prepspons 'itars to mo' e in1u
West Orange County high !>chool)
and dominate local spon'i program'
In ac11on taken th1c, week. tru)tee.,
in the Huntington Beach l n1on ll1gh
School D1s1nct voted 10 mah· all
transfer students inehg1bk for Lnll·r-
scholasuc athleucs for the lir\I 'car -
...
unk"' thn moH' into the ~choo1 ·~
arl'<l w11h · thl·ir parent' or with a
mun-appointed ~uardian
'ltudenl\ mo\ 1ng from \Chool to
'>lhool Y.1th1n the dl\tnct -in-
trad1\lnl t iran\ll'r\ -h:l\ e pn·' 1ou'>·
h htcn lor(cd tu ~11 out a H'ar !xfore
l llmf1Ct1ng unk<,c; mm 1ng. \\1th their
parent\ or legal guardian
rhl· problem ol out-of-tu'-' n ath·
lctl"S ha'i nagged \t'hool offin'als for
)car\ and l'amc 1n tor a great deal 01
seru11n-. 1n the late 1970s when
oul\tand1ng running back Kerwin
Bell canw 1>u1 of St Francis High
School 1n l a < anada to help lead
Fdmin I I 1gh 'Khoo! to football gloq
Bell \\OUld h~\\l' hl°l'll d 1g1bll' 10
compete undn the ne"' guidelines.
officials \aid hclau'>t' h1~ parents
mml·<l lo the f<l1~un I l1gh ~lhool
allendaml' area
.\ lu111r O\l'I 'f)(1rt' d1g1b1lit)
reached nc"' heigh!\ th" 'pnng \\hl'n
bcean \ ll''-' High \lhonl ha\h·tball
coach Jim Harm "a' lin"-1 for
alleged!) c\ert1ng .. undUl' 1nllul'nl'e
tn keeping players Rick~ Butkr and
Desi Hazel) in school and on h1'
team. Harns was later re111~1atl·d .lfter
apologies for his role 1n tht' brouhJhJ ·
Ocean Vil''-' forkm•d 24 'lllllrll''
and the Sun~·t leagm· l hc1m
p1onsh1p.
Harn'i becaml' tht' kg.ii guarJ1an
tor the l\\O pta~t'r\. "ho ll\C'd \I.1th
him in his fam11\ ·s home in '\Jn JuJn < ap1•ilrano alter.tht•ir pre' 1ou' gu.irJ-
1an mo' e<l from the d1stnn Thl· nl'"
ruk ~'ould not ha'e allL1" Harns tu
(Please aee SPORTS/ A2)
(Please aee HOSPITAL/A.2)
1 slain
as hijack
drama
drags on
M an s hot in Beirut
might have been
American citizen-
<\LC...IERS. Algena(APl-A TWA
airliner '>'llh an estimated 110 people
aboard landed in Algier.. on Saturday
after lea' ing Be1ru1 where two h1-
JaCkt:rs killed a passcn~r and th~w
his bod~ out of the plane
It wa~ the second 11tttc !he plane
had landed 10 Alg1ers The two
gunmen also forced the plane to
Beirut twice after scmng the Athens-
to-Rome flight Fnday morning.
The Boeing 7~7 landed at <\lgiers'
Houan Boumedu:n.c .\1rpon at 7:45
a m (I I 45 p m I. L' 'i A.mbassador
Michael Nev. lin was on the scene.
Secunt) ~as light and officials said
the airpon ~ould be do~ to all
other 1nterna11onal flight'>
More than 100 <\mencans were
aboard the plane and the man slam
v.as reponed to be an ~mcrica.n
Cllllen.
The pilot of the a1rhner reponed
the man., death .\ h11d<'ker said O\er
tht'.' r:iJ111 1n l:kirut that the slain man
"a' J I \ \ifannt' HO\H'\ er. 1n
"J'lh1ng1on Prnto n Ho m-
mah<il kl·r 111 lhl' \ifannt· <. orp"
f 11mm.1nJ I l'ntcr ..a1J 'Tht•n· "'l're
n I 'I.tr I Ill'\ I If) l~lcHJ '
'Jnl' l11hn,on J mcmt11.:r nl the
'f)('' 1.tl -.1Jtt' I kpartml·nt ra,k force
mon1 tunng the h113d.ing 1n \\ a.)h1ng-
1on . ..aid 'hl' rnuld not confirm that
tnl' man '-'J' an .\mem·;m
fhl' h<..J, ~ii' 1.ih·n w tht' .\men-
l an I n 1' t'r'''' fH1'>p11.11 morgue 'i31d
l\\P \mJI mt11 11amt·n JI the ho!>p1tal
Yih11 ,J1d the' h,1J remm c<l the bod'
from the airport tarmac RcponerS
V.l'rt: not .illo\\cd at the morgue r hl' m1lit1aml·n \aid the\ did not
i.. m>'>' thl' man ' name hu-t that he
\l'emed Ill Ix· 1n ht' l'arl\ 21 1\ and '>'as
J rl'\\l'J 1n hl ul' )l'Jn' and a T -<,htn
T hl'' 'a1J ht• had ix'l'n -.hot in the left
(Please eee HIJACK/ A2)
Growth in county
job rate showing
signs of sl owin g
Power outages plague
Orange Coast citie~
But 7 percent rate
should still push jobs
aboveT million mark·
I BJ ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ... ..., ..........
Employment in Orange Count). an
important indicator of the count~·.,
growth. will expand through the l'nd
of 1985 at a slower rate than 10 rell'nt
ye11rs. Chapman College cconom1't'
say.
ProJec11on!i releao;ed r rida' "''
Chapman College·., (enter fo1 I um-
om1c Research 1nd1cate the gro'>' th
rate of employment will fall to about 7
percent by the fourth qu{\rtcr of th"
year, and wi ll continue to decline
through the first half of I Q86. .
While the growth rate 1!> below the
I CU percent rate measured tn the
third quarter of 1984. 1t 1<i. still
consade.ttd he:\lthy ti'i 1t' will push
employment over the I m1l11on mar._
thia year. said Dr Jame<; 1>011
d1Netor of the rc~arch centrr.
About 72.000 JOb'i \I.Ill he added
throuah the year. br1n11ng total
employm(nt 1n Oranac ( ount~ man
cshmatcd 1.040.000. Doll said at a
newsconfertott nda~ 1 tllc Ornnae
campu .
Wtule a strona doll r hu m. dt· Of'll\lt County's aero pol· 1ndu If)'
Jea ~uvc v. 1th other P 1li Rim manuf1ctu1Tf'..th<' los!lr<i. hJ\l'
bttn off t by trm'i-kdr111I dt•kn~
lanrrnl he l Olilllll'U on OH'r thl' lung
run.
"l>cfen'll' \f>l'nd1ng nh1b11s sharp
lluctuat1om from )'rar to )Car and
points out how Orange (,"ount)' 1'i
becoming dependent on m1htal)
appn1pna11on lc'ds.'' he said.
"h's a d1sturb1ng trend;"' Doti ~•d
ot Ch" rnunt} \ dependence on mili-
tary "ipcnding ·:t think the h1gh-trch
t'nd ofoero pace has a grt'at potcnual
for long-term emplo)'ment gro" th in
Orangl' ( 11unt} "
But 1>011 'laid a strong dollar 1<.
alrcalh leading to l'OOlpetlll\l' prl'"·
ure lrom foreign markch ..... h1l h ma\
torct• high-tech ti rm\ Ill lea q• nrange
{ ounl\ tor areas" 11h ll>'-"l'r l.1hor and
land l ll\l'I
~-
8) LISA MAHO~EY
OI tlM Delly Piiot Itel!
\houl 'i I 00 ~l1uthll n 1 .1 l1l11rn1.t
E Jl\on ('U\IOnll'r' Ill 'l'\\ r11 rt tkal h
.mJ ln1nt• lo-.1f'l\\'l'r1-nJ,I\ -mo'I
lor IC''\'i th~m an hour -dm· 111
t•qu1pmcn1 lailuH''
.\ ( o\13 \.1c..a hu\lfll'"-al'" lnund
11\l'll pani;ilh \\ 1th11ut l'll'l lrlUt\
"ht•n an ekctmal p.ind hurnrJ up
t au'iing a 'iho"cr ol 'f1Jrl..' h• r.110
Imm a translormn out"d" It ' \\. htt·
11t•r \\rnuc hxatmn
\\1me 4.MXl cu'ltoma' 1m thl e.1 .. 1
'>Ilk of e" port Bc.11. h luund them
'4.'hl'S '>'llhOUI light\ ahout 4 hp rn .
hh'>on spo.,c<.man "-l·n Rdt ' "'1l1
The affected area "a' ~1unJlJ "'
Pal'1li1. Coao;t H1gh"a' n"'" D rtH'
and "ea"ard Rl'Jd and tnl h .. k .t thl•
l'J'1t'rn pon1nn 01 Ralti.1.1 1,1., "'
\lx)ul 2 0011 l u<,tomrr" in th<'
l.1r}!1·h 1t·,11h'11l!.il .lrl .1 111'1 f)(•"cr IL1r
"'" 1 h.1 n .1 m 11HJ 11 111 ,,11d "h ilr
\l'll1t' 2 \!Ml 11t h1f'• \\lfl' \\llh11ul
l'll'l 111, 11' 1111 4, m1nult''
\bt•lll llH) U~'l410lt'r' h.id Ill !>II
ttl(ht l1•r ll'l' h11ur' 11r m11rr Yih1fe
I dl\1•n \llf k•·r''•·ll•hl·J lnr th•·,au'IC'
of thl 11ut.ll(l
\II h111 ~' 1 u,1t111wr' 'H're hal·l in
't n t\l h\ 4 \11 p m Jft,·t thl' problem
"·I' 1r.1u·J IP .1n unlkrgrnund trans-
lnrmu .ll l r11"n P n 'e J nd l-hht1dl'
R11.1d ~·II" -..i1.S '' nl IU pm
I ,11'''" l mpl1•\l'•'' "l'rt' "11r..,1ng to fl'''"'\ ~·"t·r 111 tlw-.c.· rl·ma1ning
, 11\t.)Oh'r' ht <,J1L1
Th• 1ail11rt 111 Jn und~ground
\,t1'h ·w.1 \l.1111 \tr•'t't and
\1a1 \ th(lf H·'u '.1rd 10 Ir' ine at:
fe, 1,·d \p1 i'u" "'''"-'' in tht· area.
lk 111' ,,11.1 '" 'IH '-'J' rl·,111red to
(Pleas~ see POWER/All
4\nd once.• the' leave 11's hard t(I gCJ
them to return. he ..aid.
While the aero<,pace and ddrn~
indu<otne' ma)' be 'ufnrrnhlr to
chungc' 1n the federal bud&et. Doti
<;aid lht' constn.icuon industry 1ft'
Orange County "1 ,1111 going
&AO&bu~ten ...
Schools chief tags
Gisler for closure
Barnni o 5harp increase 1n 1ntcrc~t
rnte'I. hu1lding ~rmm 1n 198~ arc
C\pected to e'Cel•J S2 billion (1n 8) LI.A MAHO EY
valued rnn'lln.i<.·t1on) for the ~nd 0t .._ IMl'I,.... • ..,.
con\\'tUllvc -.car l ht.• fmc'it H (11\l<'r \1 tJ,11,
Thr "itrnni gro~th 1n llln~trul't1on "h1'<1I 1n Hunt1ntitnn lkalh Yi11l "'
throuah the end of I~ 4 l'i huo~ng tht nC'\t '1l llm 1ll dedtn1ni l'Or••I
c Urtl'OI hu\IOC'\S ac11' II} and pn-Hnt· lnwnt 11 \ "' \t hool J1 tnct tru'>lt'(''
1n on r~onomtl 'ihde this )C'ar that folio~ a rft·ommcnda11on 1<i.t;Ul0d "''
tould h \.e' ~n more pronounn•d. 1ht1r su~nn1endcn1 Fnd:"
1>011 id. • • \baut 75 p;u'CDU and Qlhcr
lutpniao ccOftOmnt af!IO '' ¥3 ...::• 1ntt·re t ptr<.on' l1stent<1 a' \upt"r·
rt<.c.inhrct ;10orJahlc hou'iln& in Or· .,.. twit,.. ..... .,..._. • ......, 1n1t'ndtnt la"n'n\e Jt..emptr told 1h1·
,, h1111I ll<1.11.t l'ri '1dt•n1 Rnan C1ar-
l.1nd ... 11,1
IJll d"111.t' 1h1nl middle \lh1lOI
I thd I\,, ·1 h.1 .. lhl ltHJl'"' rnrol
lmt•nt th1' \l',lf .1mt """ not lOn
'ltkH'\I 1t11 , lt1'Urt '
( 1.11 l.tn d ""d lhl J1,tfl\ t mO'SI dn'('
.1 1111,ltlk "'hl•11I ~·,au~ cnrollmrnt
ha\\h.'1.·hnl"\t 1n1m J c.h lr)ct-wuk h1ah
nf ~ "•~i ~tudrnr\ 10 arout ~
WMther A2
Youth A8
'IXnd1na. Thal ssxndina. Doll \:lid, hn'i led to
trona pin• tn d fen "·rtl.ittd 11cro-
spacc ~mplo mcnt 1n<'C 19alO, hut . :
angc ( llUnl)' ;ind ha\e dl'tcmuncd II~ On top Of the world fi\t'•n\t'Mb<-f' ht\lll hoar,1 thl\I ( 11\lt•r
, \J1lah1ht} 1~ t11ah a that round in 8 1 ... J ... and not l'k11<. l \(1\\t~ ~11dJk
other ~ra of thl' n111on teeplejaca ac:a ~ ')(hool \ht'uld he l lo'-Ctl
fh.it m y c.:nmr ., a urpn'<' h1 SMilnt. fta,cpolee all O"ftr llle lruittt\ ~111 mJl.c thm c.1l'l.l\111n
(Pl•M tee OROW'fR/ A2) nadon. See •toTJ ..... A.2. dunna thm ~ular TUC'~\ mc-ct1na
Hr p1,•c1u tr t.I '-'hld'r'tT "°hool l'i
l hn"" n 11 "111 l)fllha hi\. l'lt' I he I. I to
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~111 'tJh1li t." '"''" 11 \ \011 tud~nt'
I ru'll'l'' Ht ent 1'1 'olcd to do'>t'
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OrMOI Colet DAILY PILOT/S.tutd~. June 15, 1085
Job puts him on top
By FUD VOO&BTEIN °' ...............
four yean aao Steeplejack Jack
decided to quit bis job as 1 trtt
s~n to become a flqpolc paint.er.
Th1nas have been lookina up ever
since.
Clad in blue jeans. T-shirt. hiking
boots and a beat-up blue top bat, be
wu peintlna the 45-foot flagpole at
the Huntinaton Beach Post Office
Thursday.
With a can of bronze spray pajnt in
one ban~ a brush in the other and a can of wb1te paint strapped to his belt,
Jack said he and only 12 other
professional Oaapote painters keep 1
sianificant number of the nation's
flaapolcs lookina like new.
Born and raised in Missouri.
Steeplejack Jack Burrouahs s,aid be
paints more than SOO fla&poles a year
aJJ over the U.S. · '
He climbs the poles with a rope-like
device he likes to call ·a botswain's
chair without a chair.' He said that
e.tcb job takes 30 to 90 m inutes to
complete.
.. , ve been off the ground all my
Hfe." he said.
At the moment his office ts in the
aty of Oranae. But he really has no
one addre&s. Wherever there's a
flqpole to be painted. that's where he
is. "Had ,.. mailbox in Washinaton,
O.C., that I used to checlc evtry
month or two. N ow I think t'll spend
most of my time in California.
Thett're Oaapolcs all over tbe pla~
out here."
What's the tallest flaapole he's ever
painted? Eiahty-one-and•·half feet
on top of a 550-foot buildina in
Indianapolis.
Jack said the pay for paintina
nqpoles is anywhere from $I 00 to
$600 an hour dependi ng on the
location and height of the pole. Steeplejack Jack Blanoa&ba
SPORTS ELIGIBILITY •••
f'romAl
take 1n the boys unless he went to
court and was appointed aua rdian.
Guardians heretofore had only to
sian affidavits and didn't have to be
appointed by the court .
"It (the new change) makes it a lot
more ominous-to go to court and to
give up your children." a school
spokewswoman said.
Officials aJso estimated it would
cost up to SI .000 to go thro u&h the
court process, an expense they say
probably wouldA't be incurred o·n a
whim.
POWER OUTAGES ON.COAST •••
From Al
about half 6f those customers within
20 minutes of the 3:30 p.m. outage, he
said. Electricity was back o n in all but
20 businesses within 45 minutes but,
as of 10 p.m., BelJis re~rted that
about I 0 would remain without lights
most of the night.
OuJton Industries Inc. employees.
1644 Whittier Ave. in Costa Mesa, were jolted by a power failure that
beon like an early Fourth of Jul. y. .
No · one was injured whe{I an
electrical panel inside the building
melted down, sending a surge of
electri~city up a power pole outlide.
"It was arcing and sparkina,"said
Batallion Chief Gerald Poarch of the
Costa Mesa Fire Department.
Gulton lost power to part of its
building and Edison workers were
called to repair the damage.
HUNT FOR CHEESE IN OC •••
From Al
crew helped clear 608 Jalisco-brand
items from the marketplace by noon
Friday.
They expected much lnore would
be dumped as their search continued
into the evening hours, Merryman
said.
Meanwhile, worried consumers
kept the telephones rinJing at the
county's prenatal clinics. public
health offices and the poison center at
UC Irvine medical center.
Much of the con~ni was on the
part of people who had eaten at
Mexican restaurants that may have
used the popular cheese, marketed in
at least 12 states by Jalisco Mexican
Products Inc.
Merryman said the health crews
found the suspected contaminated
cheese in 168 of the 509 markets,
stores a nd rcslaurants visited by
Friday afternoon. Despite extensive
news stories, the cheese was still being
sold or used in 4 1 of those establish·
men ts.
Although Jalisco company officials
said the cheese is not deltvercd to
restaurants, the: product was found in
several restaurants, said Merryman.
He was unsure exactly where the ·
cheese was discovered. but surmised
that independent Mexican res-
taurants were m ore likely to use it
than chain restaurants. because the
item was only available through retail
stores.
Merryman added that all the busi-
nesses contacted were cooperative.
While environmental workers
9COured the county, public health
clinks fielded inquiries from preg-
nant women and other frightened
people, many of whom had de-
vet oped the nu-l!ke sy'!lpt~ms caused
by the bactena. L1stena mono-
cytogencs. ·
About 235 calls were received
between 7 a.m. and noon· on the
county's 24-bou.r poison cent.er bot·
line, said pharmacist Susan Chaim.
"Some of the callers are extremely
worried, a lot arc overreactina and
not well-informed," Chaim said.
She advised that the infection can
be treated with antibiotics, and that it
affects mostly chronically ill J>COple
or pregnant mothers and their fetuses.
The symptoms were de~ribed by
health officials as resembling an
influenza. with a mild fever. ab-
dominal pain. headache, nausea and
vomiting.
Anyone developing the symptoms
after eating Jalisco-brand cheeses is
advised to contact a physician.
HOSPITAL FINDS NEW BACKER •.•
From Al
Pointing to the Newpon hospital's
initial $3.5 million investment in
planning the Irvine Medical Center.
Baker added. "ll could not have
happened w11hout Hoag Hospital.
This was as amiable a partmg as
possible."
Still. Baker said the agreement with
Amencan Medical Center calls for
commitments beyond those con-
. eluded with Hoag. American Medi-
cal's expanded plans include a
women and children's program at the
new medical center, a S I. 7 million
conference center for community
health educauon and child care and a
$15 million contri bution to IMC's
community health foundatio n.
When Hoag wtthdrcw its support.
some observers questioned whether
IMC' organizers would retain their
stale approval for 177 new hospital
beds.
Baker said Friday that the original
plan called for Hoag to transfer SO of
its licensed beds from New~rt Beach
10 1he Irvine facility. With Hoag's
withdrawal. the project 1s now
licensed for 127 beds. Baker said.
Medical Center in Orange. He said reverse the significant financial losses
UC officials have asked his firm to currently reported at the UCI Medi-
submit a proposal that could help cal Center. ·
Hospital will require
$86 million infusion
The tMne Medlcej Center Medtcal hM llreedy buHtanotber
Bolrct of ~ such a ~ at UCI Medal
auttiOrind execution of an Center In~). ..,,...t wtth American Medi--•Build a medlcel office bultd·.
cat tntematlcnaj to t>ultd Md Ing lldi-c-it to the holptt., for
operate • 177 ·bed hOepltal and practicing ~ llnd other ldjM'"' flloifftiee. An Americ8n MMce8. Mectlcat apokwneri Mid the firm • o.v.top a S 1. 7-mffllon con-
wttl lnV9St about 188 mllllon In the fer.,,ce· center for communtty
project. health education progr.me. child
When completed. the medical care, hMlth ~ progr1ma
complex wtH be owned and and offtoe9 for communtty Vofun-
operated by American Medical. teer progr..,,..
But tt wtH be governed by the • Provtde up to $1 matk>n per
current 18-member IMC Boerd, year for uncompensated heelth
wtth the llddttlon of mx to etgtit care for the tndlgent.
Arnenc.n Medlcal appolnteee. •Provide up to 11 mHUon per
The boerd now conllsts of six year for UCI medk;el ~
repr...ntatlwa of People for an education and 175,000 for
trvtne Community Hospital, the Sa;t<'~ ~pr:'~:,'~"Lu coalition that spearheaded the ..,... ... VfVt" ... , •rv.,,..·
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Get set forfair, sunny weekend
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extend lnltnd llong the Orane-Coat during the .. ,1y motnlng
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Lowa wttl b9 In the mid 50I to mid eo.. High• both d•Y9 wlll
range from ebout 70 a1Qn9 th• bMch" to the mid 80t In Inland
Vllfev9.
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alaO b9 flit, with weeterty afternoon and evening winds to 26
mph. Hlghe Wiii range from the upper 90• to 108 In the northern
dtwtJ Ind 1CM to 112 In theaouthern d ... rta.
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GROWTH IN JOBS SAID SLOWING •..
From Al
local residents, Doti said.
But while the median price of
homes in Orange County is higher
than in other areas, medfan incomes
berc are higher as well.
Median incomes arc about $40.000
in OranJe County, compared to a
nationwide median level of about
$26,000: Doti said. The median price
of a home in the county is now S 131,000 compared to $74.000 na-
tionwide.
In both cases. the median income is
about 85 percent of that needed to
qualify for financing the purchase of a
median-priced home. Doti said .
For the fi rst ti me in the research
center's history, Chapman College
econom ists studied trends in the
county's to urism industry, which
Doti estimates accounts fo r about I 0
percent of Orange County's total
employment.
The tourism industry, economists
said. is expected to show a moderate
recovery from the low levels recorded
during the Summer O lympics. Doti
said there could be a rapid tourist
growth this year. assumipg demand
-was pent-up from last year when
tourists stayed home during the
Olympics.
As for the nationwide forecast.
Doti said expenditures will lead to a 3
percent growth in real GNP through
the end of 1985.
T he Federal Reserve Board will be
pressured to increase monetary
growth. however. that coul<iJri&aer a
growth in inflation frorll :r.~ percent
(measured at the bcgii.t.QJP,i of this
year) to 4fl by the end of ,985. Doti
predicted. ·
The Center for Economic Research
presented it.s first annual forecast in
December 1978. Doti said since then,
its econometric model has correctly
forecast every major turning point in
the Orange County business cycle.
Its latest was forec.astin~ the peak in
the business cycle seen 1n the third
quaner of 1984.
HIJACK DRAMA DRAGS ON ...
From Al
temple.
The Boeing 727 left Beirut the
second time at daybreak. Officials
said it was refueled to capacity and
supplied with 130 sandwiches. 150
a pples and a large quantity of
bananas.
They issued new demands to
reporters j ust before takeoff, includ-
ing a threat to kill eight Greek
passengers on board if a fellow
.Lebancse..Sbiite Moslem arrested at
Athens>airport Friday was not re-
leased and flown to the Algerian
capital. Other demands included that
Israeli forces leave south Lebanon
and the release of all "Arab prisoners"
held in Israeli jails.
The hijackers. said by Greek police
to be members of the terror group
Islamic Holy War. threatened to blow
up the jetliner the first timr it circled
Beirut on Friday when told the
airport was closed. It then was
allowed to land but left later for
Algeria.
TWA officials said 145 passengers
a nd eight crew members were on the
plane when it was hijacked soon after
11 left Athens. Greece, Fnday morn-
ing for Rome and Boston.
Nineteen passengers were let off
during the first Beirut refueling stop
apd 22 were freed in Algiers. All but
ft>ur of those released were Amen-
cans.
When the jetliner returned to
Lebanon at 2:20 a.m. Saturday (4:20
p.m. Friday) the hiJackers radioed
that they would throw an American
from the plane if denied permission
to land.
Minutes after the jetliner landed
the pilot told the control tower. "He
just killed a passenger. He just killed a
passenger."
Moments later a hijacker came on
the radio and said in Arabic. ··vou
see You now believe. There will be
another within five minutes."
However, hours later. negotiations
were continuing and there was no
indication the hiJackers had harmed
an, one else.
i1 was the third h1Jacking this week
involving the Beirut airport. Shiite
Moslems hijacked a Jordanian air-
lines plane there on Tuesday, and a
Palestinian commandercd a Middle
East Airlines jet the following day in
retaliation.
GISLER TAGGED •••
From Al
Robert H. Burke Elementary School
because of the district's dwindling
student population. Angry parents
have taken the matter to court 1n an
effort to block the closure.
In choosing Gisler for closure.
Kemper was following the rec-
ommendation of a blue ribbon co~
mittce of parents, teachers, com-
munity members and others who
compared Gisler and Sowers and
found that closing the former would
disrupt fewer students and programs.
Garland said.
Each school houses about 500
students, half the ligure once accom-
modated. If the school board follows
Kemper's recommendation, the stu-
dent bodies will be combined at
Sowers startin~ in the fall of 1986.
Garland said closing a middle
school is necessary for educational
and financial reasons. Student op-
tions on elective classes are reduced
when the student body is small and
remaining teachers become over-
extended trying to teach subjects out
of their area of expertise.
Garland estimated the district
would save $350.000 by closing a
middle school
But he said Amencan Medical has
pledged to build a 177-bed hospital.
nevertheless. He said Lhe company
will ei ther obtain state permission for
the remaining 50 beds. purchase th~m
from Hoag or transfer them from its
other Orange County hospitals.
project: abc people appointed by tal, a cancer center and an
UC l~ne ~ance~r JKk amb~~o~ca~~~~oo~1~==================================~
Petta.son; 1nd atx other com-Juctlon wtth UCI. Amencan Med1cal's C hairman
Diener said his compan} beltefes
that there will be enough patients to
make Vie Irvine Medical Center
profi table in the long run.
"The indicated g(owth rate tells u~
this will be a "cry viable 1nsutu11on,"
he said.
Diener said American Medical has
plans to set up a n Orange Count)
health care network involving its
1hrcc existing hospitals. the Irvine
Medical Center and possibly the UCI
Just.Call
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Pact-permlttll}.,Gubaas
to eater U.S. suspended
By Tbt Attoelaled Preai
WASHINGTON -The Reapn administration said Friday it would
uspend the ,adm1 fon of °'!ban immiaranu 10 the United States-effective T~ay -in a move that v1nually ends a once-prom.Wna refUfCC qreement
w1th the Castro aovemment. About 1.000 Cubans. issued visas since the
aa.reement was concluded inJ)eccmber. were immediately affected. About 300
others have already been admitted. The agreement appeared to ~lcar the way
for .t~e entry of up to 20.-000 Cuban ref uata a year as well as 3,000 former
political pnsoners. Cut>aJuspcnded its obliptions under the qreement,
howcv.er, after the Reagan administration launched "Radio Marti" broadcasts
to the island that were dcnQu~ by Havana as propaganda.
Former Home State olllc• reopea
. CIN Clf'iNA Tl :-Customers of the fail¢ Home State Savings Bank.
gemng access to their money for the fint time in three months turned out
sporadically Friday as the thrift's 33 branches reopened under ~cw owners. ~me branches had extra workers on hand and offered food and refreshments
m an effort to keep the approximately 75,000 customers with nearly 90,000
accounts who were cut off from $520 million in deposjts when Home State
failed to open March 9. .
Teen imitating movle •tuck Jn cave
SAN ANTONIO, Texas-Thineen-year-old Tyler Turner got wedged in
a S!'"all cave after he went exploring with two friends who saw the new Steven S~1elberg fil~ "Goonies," but he says he's ready for another adventure. Tyler
said a ledge 1n the cave broke and he was unable to squeeze his way back
through the small entrance until volunteer firefighters and members of Texas
Cave ~escue hooked up a sling and pulled him through.
Reagan unfurl• patrlotl•m for FJal Day
BAL Tl MORE -President Reagan wrapped an attack on "communist
bu.ltying" in Central America into a red-white-and-blue Alf Day ceremony
Fnday at Fort McHenry, where Francis Scott Key was inspired to write the
"Star Spangled Banner." However. Reagan left a planned pitch for his tax ove~ha~I pro~.m out of his address. "because be wanted the event to have a
patnottc focus. spokesman Pete Roussel said. In a speech at the Baltimore
harbor fon where Key saw the tattered fla~ that inspired the national anthem
Reagan deri ded lefti st Nicaragua and praised El Salvador, a country be wd
"has come securely through its own perilous night. and its democratic flag stm
proudly waves over a free land," the president said.
Tank convoy fights deaert heat
LAS VEGAS. Nev. -Tanks rumbled across the Nevada and California
desen and drivers baked in I 5Q..degree heat Friday in a scene reminiscent of
Gen. George Patton's training in the early days of World War II. Four hundred
twenty Nevada National Guardsmen were scheduled to join 2.500 California
Guardsmen today for two weeks of mock desert battles at Fort Irwin in
California. The Nevada Guardsmen will then retrace their desert route for the
return ho me. The I 3~mile desert exercise by the Nevada National Guard
fro m Las Vegas to Fort Irwin is beheved to be the largest such exercise since
Army Desert Strike II operations at the California base 35 years ago. It's also
the longest march since Patton trained his World War II tank crc.ws in desert
areas just south of Friday's convoy route.
Bill seek• parents' OK for teen abortlon•
SACRAMENTO -A bill to require girls 17 and under to have a parent's
consent to get an abortion was approved Friday by the Senate, despite warnings
1t faces sure death in the Assembly. The upper house rejected a proposed
amendment to reduce the age to 13 and under. an amendment that its backers
said m ight improve its chances in the Assembly. The vote was 22-11 forSB7 by
Sen. Joseph Montoya, D-Whittier, sending 1t to the Assembly.
Care for Navy extravagance: Cat budget
SAN DIEGO -Congress should slash the defense budget's spare-pans
fund by 30 percent to prevent the milttary from paying exorbitant amounts for
supplies. Rep. Jim Bates said Friday. The San Diego congressman. whose
investigation uncovered spare-parts overpncingat Miramar Naval Air Station
last month. said c;tud1cs made by other congressmen and Pentagon
1nvcst1gators. as well as by his own staff. show the budget cut would still
pro vide enough monc)-to buy necessary parts. provided they're priced fa1rl).
Refugee's kin can't help In transplant
LOS ANGELES -A Vietnamese refugee's brother and sister who still
live in his homeland arc unsuitable a s donors for a life-saving bone marrow
transplant. hospital officials said Friday. Dr. Vasilious Bcrdouka s said
negative results from blood samples taken from the siblings of 17-year-old
Thoi Le means the O~nard youth will remain susceptible to deadly infections
or bleeding resulting from aplastic a nemia. a rare and often fatal bone-marrow
disease.
Group announces Nicaragua airlift
LOS ANG ELES-Operation California. a privately funded intcmatio~al
relt ef group. anno unced Friday that ll plans to airlift 25.000 pounds of reltef
supplies. m ostly medical. to remote areas of Nicaragua. The shipment.
scheduled for Jul) 4, differs from mil hons of dollars worth of aid approved by
Congress this week for Nicaraguan "cont~s." forces opposed to that n&:tio~·s
Sandinista government. in that these supplies are targeted for nonrebels inside
Nicaragua. said Richard Walden. executive director of the locally based group.
Walden said his group plans to show that aid can be delivered directly to those
people without military intervention.
Walrus pup born In Marineland
RANCHO PALO VERDES -A female walrus pup was born to the onl)
breeding wa lruses in capti\'ity. Manneland officials announced Friday. The
90-pound pup was born at 4 a.m. Tuesday and Marineland curator Brad
Andrews said "all the usual health signs looked good." Curators took the pup
to the oceanarium's Manne Animal Care Center for feeding after it failed to
nurse.
More evldence •keleton i• Mengele
SAO PAULO. Brazil -U.S. and Israeli experts joined effons Friday to
determine if Nazi fugitive Dr. Josef Menge le died six years ago. and Brazilian
police reported new evidence that a kclcton exhumed near Sao Paulo was that
of Mengele. Romeu Tuma, the federal police chief in Sao Paulo. said
anthropologists examining the bones concluded ··1he age of the skeleton is in
the same age bracket as Mengele." Examiners at the Sao Paulo moque have
also concluded that the bones were those of a Caucasian man. and about
Mengele's height of 5 feet , 71/i inches. In addition, an expen from the United
States. David Crown, said Friday "there is not a shadow of a doubt" that
handwriting sample'! found here were Mengele's. 1
Suicide bomben ram BeJrlit army pottt
BEIRUT, Lebanon -Two suicide bombers crashed a car loaded with
explosives into a ~aside Lebanese army position in west Beirut Friday, killina
23 people and wounding 36 . the state radio said. The cxplo ion rocked Beirut
shonty after nightfall and left shattered bodies along the sea idc boulevard a
ftw hundred yards from Beirut'~ mo t luxurious hotel complcit. The army's
mainly hiitc Mo lcm 6th btipde. wb1cb controls ~t Beirut, i su~ appeals
through radio stations for "uracnt blood donations and for all doctors to repon
immediately to duty at hospitals to save the lives of vicums." It was the first
major explos_1on in Beirut since a car bomb 1n Christian cast Beirut's Sin El-Fil
nciahborhood last M11y 22 killed SS people and wounded about 200. State radio
said 23 people. including three soldiers. were killed and six soldkrs W'trc
among the wounded.
Anae Trank exhibit open• bJ ·rraatran
FRANKFURT, West Gtrmany-PhOlOIJ"lPhsdcpictina the btt of Anne
Frank, theJew1sh11rt who is1mprintcdon the wotld'smcmot)"b~w...,_nt
dwy 11\e,wrota wJule bidina from the Nan bat opened in Fnnkfttn. nne
and her family were cauaht and she died 1n a concentration camp. he w11 15
ycars old. · .. •
Tiie e11hib1t1on of mbrc than 200 btack-.and-whltt picturn WU orpoittd
•by the Anne Frank f oundation and opened Thunday •I St Paurs Churd\. It
also includes pho1oaraph document1na raoun and nco-fi ism tn mOdttn
Europe.
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Qnn0e CoM1 DAIL.Y PtLOT/89tUrdey, June 15, 11M
ainted cheese sold in 14 states
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epidemloloClat Carol Aahnlnen of ~lee -uac 11edlcat Center 1a credited wttb · the
ID U.terloela cuee and reporttnc it.
~Man wed 8 times
charged in theft
from latest wife
From staff ucl wire reports
A man arrested aboard a yacht in Ncwpon Beach this week bas
been cbar&ed with grand theft and forgery for alleiedly taking
$210,000 riom his most recent wife, reponedly bis ciahth spouse.
Conrad Eugene Grohs Jr .. 42, was amigned Thursday in Los
Angeles and is being held in lieu of $1 mimon bail. The case, l)eputy
District Attorney Judy Gray sajd, is one ofbunco, not of an unhappy
I marriage.
Police got involved in the case after a 47-year-old Nonh
i Hollywood woman placed an advertisement seeking male compa-
\
nionship in a singles magazine last fall.
The ad was answered by Grohs, a self-described Kenny Rogers
look-alike, who wrot~ that he was a doctoral candidate in psychology
-with a spcciaJ interest in pain control -who was seeking a
, .. storybook" relationship.
The pair married a month later. But by December, the woman
d iscovered that Grohs had allegedly taken more than $210,000 out of
her bank accounts. She threw him out, filed for an annulment and
called police.
"There's a definite distinction," the prosecutor said, -between
meonc who has a bad Qlarriagc and is unhappy about that marriage
.. and a person who is the victim of a planned-out theft by marriage."
Grohs1 also known as Andrew J. Afar. has apparently been
arried eight times and may have lied about his academic
ckgrounc:f. Gray said. His seventh marriage. to a San Francisco
rioman. was annulled after he allegedly stole $85.000 from her, Gray
~id.
Grohs. who has also attested to marriages with women in New ~ ork, Florida and elsewhere, was also apparently romantically
involved with three other women in the Sao Francisco area who
claim that he took about $15,000 from them, Gray said.
When arrested in Newport Beach this week, Grohs was Ii ving on
'a boat with another woman. He was caught when the brother of yet.
another woman became suspicious and learned of the outstanding
arrest warrant, Gray said.
LOS ANQELE.S (AP) -A taanted
MeiUcan-st¥1c cheese linked to 29
deaths or st.illblrths in CaJifomia was
90ld under diffe~t names in 14
states, and friah~cd consumers
sought poison information Friday as
cheese was stripped from ar~ry
shelves.
The cheese was linked to 87
1llnaaes io Los ADfiCles and Oruae
counties. and offic.iall in Riverside
and San Diqo countin also reported
what they believed to be outbreaks of
the disease, listeri0S1s.. includina two
casei that coded in death. Those cases
had not been definitively linked to the
cheese. however.
Cheeses made by Jali.sco McXJcan
Products Inc. were distribulcd ID
California. Arizona, Texas, Col~
rado. New Mexico. Oregon, Washini-
ton, Idaho, Utah, lllinois, Michigan,
New York and Ohio. said Jim
Greene, a spokesman for the Food
and Drug Administration in Wash·
ington. -
Jalisco Mexican Products Inc. vice
president Mario Jaimes wd at a news
conference the product also was
distributed in Florida.
"AJI of us associated with JalilCO
Mexican Products Inc. are shocked
and sick at hean.," president Gary S.
McPherson said without admittina
his company's products contained a
deadly bacteria.
Each of the states bas a large
HisP-3Dic population. and in the
Cahfomia cases, all but thne victims
were Hispanic. The two types of
cheese involved are Cotija and Queso
Fresco braf\d chccscs manufactured
by Jalisco. Both are soft-type cheeses,
used for cooking rather than snack-
ing.
But state and local health officials
toot no cbanca Fnday, otderi111 all
JaliKo brud ptOducu to be stripped
from pociery lbetva and '*'• ooo.wmm to tetUJ"O to than any ~
uou.sed cheese they miaht have at
home.
Physici•ns at UC San Diqo Mcdj-
cal Cent.er wett on the ~ of
contactina the federal Ceat.en !or
Disease c.oouoa about an upsWJC an
tist.enosis cases when t.M liu Wilb
cheese became known. Dr. Tom
Moore said Friday •
"We became qwte alarmed when
we realized we'd experienced aeven
cases within the last seven months,"
he said. "We bad one stillbinb ...
Moore said "probably three out of
the last four cues" were linked to
tainted cheese, but said further ict·
vestiption was needed. He was
hoping to contact the otbef" vic:tinu.
Dr. David Daucy, chief of diseuc
control for the Riverside County
Department of Health. said the
bactena may also have callSC:da death
in that county. "We~vc identified one possible cue
of listeria causiJl4 the stillbirth of a
six-month fetus m • woman from
Thermal." be said. "We have not
been able to reacb the family to
determine whether they may have
eaten some ofthis implicated type of
cheese product."
He said the 26-year-old Hispanic
mother suffered a hiah fever and early
labor. and delivm:d the fetus
stillborn June 7 at Kennedy Hospital
in Indio.
A nurse who monitors infections
among hospitalized women and in-
fants was credited Friday with fin•
detecting the outbreak of tainted
cheese-related listeriosis that cauted
29 deaths or stillbirths.
Release of Finnish
hostages set today
KIRYALSHMONA, Israel (AP)
-The Israeli military command
announced that 21 Finnish U nited
Nations peacekeeping soldiel') would
be released Saturday by Israeli-
backed militiamen who took them
hostage one week ago.
The commander of the miliua
involved, the South Lebanon Army,
confirmed the Friday annoµncement
in a telephone conversation. ,
Israel's announcement came after a
top U.N. official warned earlier in the
day that peacekeeping troops would
use force to free the Finnish soldiers
as a last resort to resolve the crisis .
Lahd confirmed the an-
nouncemen by telephone to the
Associattd Press. Reached in his
home in the Christian village of
Mar)ayoun ID south Lebanon. Lahd
said. "Yes it's true."
He refused to reply to repeated
questions about the terms of the
agtt:emcnt saying. "Tomorrow you ·
will hear all the details."
"Of course I am happy with the
agreement. otherwise t would not
have agreed to return the Finnish
soldiers." he added. '
Newport to take over harbor cleanup
Will dump $34,000 annual contract with
prvate firm. purchase its own boat for job
By lOBERT HYNDMAN
Of"" Oell7 Not .....
l'le city of Newport Beach plans to
hircan employee and purchase a boat
to lelp clean up debns in Newport
Haber.
ne City Council this week set
asi<t $38,400 in the coming fiscal
yeals proposed budget to c,oyer the
coss relating to the new pos1t1on.
The · funds arc expected to be
appt0ved June 24 as part of the cuy's
198~86 budget.
Aircrews
to return
without
new pact
OilCAGO (AP) -United A1r-
lin•· flight attendants who have been
ho,.ring striking pilots' picket lines
saidlate Friday they would return to
wo• without an agreement with the
air••e.
lirtier Friday, leaders of the 5,000 stri~ng pilots said they would not act
o n a proposed contract until flight
attddants had an accord guaran-
tcei)g no penalt¥ for those who
ho~red picket ltnes. The airline
wal)ed that delay past today could
scnp the pilots' pact.
dlic1als of the pilots' master
exeNtivc council said late Friday
th~had not raufied their proposed
co ract. but planned to continue
di ssing it.
Since 1977, the city has contracted
with a private firm to pick up floating
debris throughout the harbor area.
said city Marine Director David
Harshbarger.
Thal contract wtth the G.M. Bos-
ton Co. of Newport Beach has cost the
city about $34,000 annually,
Harshbarger said.
But when the contract came up for
renewal this spring. the city's
Tidelands Affairs Committee de-
cided it might be better for the city to
take over those operations.
A-bomb memorla
Chieko Fra•el, 61, llUJ"riYor
of the atomic blut on
Hiroeblma, weepe u her
etatement de.crlbln& the a -
ploeion ta read by a moder-
ator at a newa conference ln
San P'rancleco htday. A
team of ala Jaj)&Deee pby.-
lciana ta Tlaitln& tbe W eat
Cout and enmtntnc Ameri-
can atomic bomb 81im•on.
P'ra•el, now a resident of
Wlllard, llo.. loet her 19-
montla-old eon ID tbe blut.
Tbe eb docton wtll 11ee an
Mtt•ated 300 people at UC
San Pranclaco. Medical
Center Oftr three
daya, eald Dr. hmio Doko,
tbe t-.m l•der and chief of
obstetrlca and anecotoo-at
Jl.lroU1ma CftJ Boepltal.
llemben will condaet aam-
IAatlou ID Loe ~el-.
Seattle, BoaolaJa and Van·
CCMl.W. Canada.
Harshbarger said there are several
advantages to having the city manage
the harbor cleanup.
The employee would be in radio
contact with the Marine l)epanment
and the county Sheriff's Harbor
Patrol if immediate cleanup is needed
in a specific area of the harbor.
In addition. the city's mamtenan~
crews could tiaul the debris to a local
landfill with other Cit) rubbish and
allow the employee to spend more
time in the harbor area. Harshbarger
said.
The 181/i-foot aluminum boat
would be painted in the a ty's colors
and shoulder cen.am public rclauons
responsiblittcs as well. he said.
In setung the funds aside. City
Counctl members said the c11v-run
harbor cleanup boat would be used on
a one-year tnal basis.
Greg Boston. the current contrac-
tor for harbor cleanup, said a ci ty crew
might not be able to perform the JOb
as well as he has.
In a June 3 letter to the City
Counc1t Boston said a private firm
hkci\1s own might be better equipped
to handle the publtc r~lations needed
in such a '1s1ble pos1t1on.
Complaints from residents and
problems with public relations led the
ctty of Huntington Beach to rontract
for his services in recent years. Boston
said.
'tte tlight attendants decided to
n:ttn Without • back-to-work aarcc·
m•t because United $0Ulht a .~_.itivc" ..,-cement that would
1nflct "the mott savaac reprisals ~~·our members who honored
•hticket ltncs." said Patty friend, wi th.c As)oeiation ofAiaht Attend·
an ,
or the last three dayi the com·
pa has inSJsted uPon an aareement
Ganifhi: Problems persist,
but U.S., India can get al orig
would inntct the pu_nishment of
...,.,...._. tcn1ority upon th<>tc who
the P'fot • etcket liMs:'
d satd. She Pf()m1scd lit1 .. tton
fhetnencr.
e Oiaht auendlnt•s union ~P
nts 1bout t0.000 United em-
W HINOTON ~AP} -Indian
Pnme Minaster ~1v Oandhi said
Fnday he has cemented l£>Od per-
tonal relatio" with Presicttnt R~n
•nd belie~ tbe Un1tlld Smes and
India "can eooptta~ to reduce tht
d1fftrences., in .their relatton
~t in I soeec.b and ~nd-
&JmWf attUOl\ at the atioMI Pwu1
'Oub. Gandlu ndicatcd that most-Of
the probkms tbll ovu the rs ha\.e· ..
bedevtled relations be'\v.un the
•oricfs two tarscst dtmocndes ull
pcni l
TM:le 1ndude tM U armt up.
pbed to Pakimn. lnctil'l fat tn ~
South Asian'Wlrs ince 1nckpectdcl'liee
from 8nt11n 1n 1947, lftdia.n refusal
to lip the nudffr ~ht.ion
trt.aty and cooft&ttina v~ bow to
ft\ SOVJCt troops out of' Afp.anistan.
Tht 4().~r~ld prune minister
also stron&J) cnnaud R~n·s
tratCfC Defense lnm1tive.. or .. ~r
Wa"-• procram to hick1 apinst
UK'O•ntnt nuc~ar missiles
He said lnd11 1 "still not tot.all)
conv1netd of its watabthty," Mlchna that ... the world 11 finctm1 it hard
cooup to control the arms ract toda~
withou• opcn1na up an entirety nt,,.
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'You've always got to know
·:exactlywhcityou 're qo1ng'
•
1'11 tak" a partJctllar kJad of p y:Cru)'."
-veteran tanker pilot "Sonny"
Momson
By STEVE GE~INGER ., t ,,........,
STOCKTON -Buzz Blaylock
coaxed tanker "72" skyward. b<>und
for a wildfire that belches deadly
mixtures of smoke, updrafts and
debris.
Blaylock. a former fighter pilot who
wa sbo1 down in V1e1nam, banked
toward the Sierra Nevada in 1he twin-
engine aircraft, one of 21 former
submarine-chasing S-2s the state
refitted to douse blazes.
To survive the hazards that killed
two tanker pilots last summer alone
means that the 58-ycar-old aviator
must make just the right approach:
always diving downhill and upwind.
He must achieve precisely the ri~t
speed, flying slowly enough to main-
tain control as 800 gallons of ret.ar-
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Bau Blaylock makee an air drop from a fol"N:'~ tanker ! da.rlna a practice ran ln the Sierra NeTada foo . .
danl gushes out, abruptly maJUna tbe
plane four tons lighter.
He must brace against beat-fed
updrafts, hoping to miss debris
spewed by flames, then peer throuah
smoke for exactly the right spot to
release that is ideally half1n, half out
of the fire. And he's forced to dodge
other tankers and aircraft carrying
sightsccn or news crews, making sure
firefi&hters arc clear of the drop,
which can squash a ilre engine.
His fl ying comes second nature
and. lilte all S-2 pilots, he flies without
a copilot.
Blaylock, who • supervises the
tanker pilots, says that .. it's not really
an awfully dangerous job. It's just one
where you've always got to ·know
exact_ly "'.hat the hell you're doing."
"'Like 10 late afternoon. when the
shadows make the canyons so dark it
seems as if you're di ving into the belly
of a whale. But you learn that your
eyes will adjust quickly enough," he
says.
Blaylock has flown for 35 years. so
long that he goes by "Buzz" rather
than his real first name. Monroe. He
started in propeller-driven fighters.
then flew jets for the U.S. Air Force.
North Vietnamese gunners shot him
down on March 12, 1966, but he
escaped imprisonment. ·
As a Hemet Valley Flying Service
pilot based in Grass Valley. he's complet~d oearly 10,000 fire-fighting
missions since 1977 in aircraft the
state Department of Forestry leases
from·the military.
On this mission. he flew 20 miles
northeast to the foothills. And this
time he had an audience of news
reporters, there lo view a drill for
tanker pilots and the CDF air attack
commanders who give directions
from smaller aircraft.
The lime green and orange tanker
flashed overhead. engines popping as
if they were backfiring. The noise
came from the propeller tips. spin-
ning 3' 2,800 rpms -so fast they were
shattering the sound barrier and
,,, ........
Ftreflfhttni air tanker pl t Buu IUaylock
atanda bealae one of the 2 air tanken be
Olea for the Department of ForabJ at the
Stockton airport where they are baaed.
spitting a stream of small sf 1c booms.
Blaylock circled. sizing up he
mock fire with the CDF comman er.
Then-abruptly, Blaylock's p ne
gracefully swooped to 154 et,
iushing a sticky red chemical con4in-
mg fertilizer to check the sprca~ of
flames and later nurish new plaat>.
Besides tankers, the state's airftrce
in~ludes 13 command aircraft aa4 I 0
helicopters that drop water from
buckets. as well as ferry equipment
and firefighters. The aircraft are ready
to Oy within three 10 four minutes
from 19 fields throughout the state.
during daylight.
CDF spends $4.3 million of its
$230 million annual budget on the
program.
Department Director Jerry Partain
says the state has "probably the ~st
1n1t1al attack program (of any fire-
fighting agency) in the world. Cali-
fornia has 26 million residents -it
would be the sixth largest nation in
the world -and we have to protect
them. It's a tremendous chore."
About 7.500 fires blackened
110.000 acres in Cahfomia last year.
Firelighters fear this season will be
worse .
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Major credit·eard rings brolren _u
NEW YORK (AP) -Federal
•nts say they dealt a tremendous
blow to the counterfeit credit card
trade by semna more than 20,000 bocu cards 1n raids on two major
production and distribution rinp.
"It's one of the biaest credit card
fraud arrestS that's been made in the
United States." said Jonathan Z.
Friedman, an assistant deputy state
attorney general. "In tcnns of poten·
tial losses it's ri&ht up there on top."
The 20,000 cards seized last Tu~
day, plus enough materials to make
80.000 more. represented a potential
loss Lo banks of $500 milhon if all
I 00,000 cards had been produced,
distributed and used, authorities said.
10,800 apply
so far to sell
lottery tickets
SACRAMENTO (AP)-An aver·
age of 1.350 California businesses a
day have been applying to sell lonery
tickets this fall. totaling in e ight
working days 10.800 -haJf the
needed number.
Lottery Commission spokesman
JQhn Schade says that about three-
fourths of the applicants are from
small, independently owned shops of
various types.
"We're happy with the response."
Schade added.
Applications became available
May 31 at state Board of Equal-
1zat1on. Alcoholic Beverage Control
and Lottery Comm1ss1on offices
throughout California.
The state Franchise Tax Board
began processing the apphcauono; for
the Lottery Commission on June 5.
Total cone-centratlon
Although there is no specified
deadline for filing applications. lot·
tery officials plan to select outJets an
1ime to have a network set up b)' August.
The fine art of balanclna a acoop of chocolate lee cream
appean to have 4-year-ofd Scott Zlerlyn a little croued up
at a community featlval in Grand Raplcla, lllch.
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Atents da played taek.s of phony
V lSI and MaltCJtard cards. and
officials of Yau ln~mational and
Mutcrard International charjed
that the two rir\15. opcrauna •ndci>en.-
denl.ly. ·~re mPonsible for a m~or
share ofthear lo 10 counterfeiters.
fifteen people were arrested. aod a
16th person was being sou&ht.
·•The two iroups ... probably ~P
resented a major ponaon of all of our
counterfenina losses throu&hout the
workS," said Justin M. iobia, re-
aional chief of security for Visa. who
attended a Manhattan newt con-
ference. called tO announce the raids
and arrests Tuesday.
Richard Collier, Mastercard's di-
rector offf'llud conU'OI, said, "We've
been l.ooUna for the toult'e of tM1e
cards for a con 1derable le"lth of
time."
The Scacl Scrv1CC and the Or-
pniied Crime Control Task FoTCt s~nt a )Cat on the cases. usina
undercover qents and electro1uc and
aenal survetllancc, said James R.
0 ' Amelio. heact of the Secret Service
in New York.
D'Amelio 111d authonues did not
know how many cards were in
circulation, but believed they had
been sold nationwide and used as far
away_ as -Wrope. He uid the 1wo
alleged counterfeiting rings were un-
related.
Lossies to banks "att ntimated to
ba"e bcocn in lhe rruJbons of dotlan,,'"
D'Amtlio said and -t~ ~till
losats -fiaunna SS.000 an bQpaa cbaran on each of I 00,000 cards -
v.ere about S SOO mWion..
.. With the seizure ot thas Na)
card n ccrtaioJy u 101na to have a
tremendous impact .. on the traftic an
countcrfen cards. D'Ametio said. He
noted credit card fraud has jumped l.SOO percent. in the past five years,
a11d losses to P.hony char&es are
projected at SI billion for I 9f S.
The 20.000 cm:ts, ~a:d by
photo-offset. and materials for 80,000
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 15, 19$5
Nazarenes piCk
fJite in county
for global meet .
The General Assembly of the Cla•rd of th Nuerae next week is
txpectcd to draw S0..000 participants. The meeting. held every four years, will
beat the Anaheim Hilton and TowcrsJunc20..28.
The worldwide event will feature workshops. inspirational services,
meetings of the legislative body and banquets with entertainment by eight
~Qlle&echoirs and ensembles. • • • Ron Stevens, tenor with the Sydney Opera House in Australia. will
~nt an evenina of music at 7 p.m. Sunday in St . .udrew'• Pretbytertu ~·r~. 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach.
The program will include operatic arias, sacred music, show tunes and
other styles and varieties of musical fare.
Admission is free. however there will be a free-will offering. • • • The Crystal Cathenral Collegiate Singers, directed by Bryan Beavers.
will present a special musical production, "Till Millions Know" by Mark
Blankenship, at 6 p.m. Sunday in the Garden Grove church.
The production is a portrayal oftbe 40days between Christ's
resurrection and his ascension into heaven. There will be a free-will offering.
Pro-Peace (People Reaching Out for Peace) leader Karen Litfin will
describe theorganizationanditsactivitiesat the 10:30a.m. meeting Sunday
of the Unitariaa UaJverul11t FeUow11llp of Lapaa Bea~. The group meets
at 429 Cypress Drive. . . .
Entertainers Herschel and Judy Fox wlll prcscntan evening of mus1cand
comedy at 9tonightat the Jerry Lauer Memorial Concert at Temple Betit
Em et in Anaheim. Snacks and a no-host bar will be available throughout the
evening. Admission is $8 per person . • • • The Women's Association of the Lapu Pretby1ertu Claarc~ will bold
an installation luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Fellowship Hall, 415
Forest Ave.
New officers arc Connie Tonkin, president; Charlotte Montgomery, vice
president; Esther Angus and Lucille Baker, secretaries; Jeannette York,
treasurer, and coordinators-Virginia Kent, mission interpretation;
Margaret Bauer, studies; and Margaret Florance, involvement/action. • • • Several special Father's Day services are scheduled incloding one at
10:30a.m. at theOra.ogeCoast UDJtariu UalvenaliltClasrd, 1259Victoria
St., Costa Mesa; at 10: I 5a.m.at tbe LapnaPresbyterluChrd,415 Forest ~ ve.; 10 a.m .. Cltarcll of ReU&iou Sdeace meeting in the American Lepon
:flaU, 3841.cgion St., Laguna Beach; I 0 a.m ., Neighborhood Congrepllonal
Church, St Ann's and Glenncyrc streets; and at l 0 a.m. at PaJm ew
~mmuJty Cla•rcll, 2525 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa.
• • •• •• Sk1r Ba-Ma'alot-Harbor Reform Temple will hold a seven-week
)larent/Toddler Enrichment Program from 9:30to I l a.m. Fridays until July
)6. The temple is located at the comer ofEastbluff Drive and Jamboree Road bi Newport Beach. For infonnation. call the temple at 644-7203.
~thiopian relief work honored
: CINCINNATI (AP) -Three na-
Gonal religious agencies that caA')' on
t,eJjef work -Protestant, Roman
Catholic and Jewish -have been
honored for their "extraordinary
effort" in providing aid to famine
victims in Ethiopia.
The Hebrew Union College-Jewish
Institute of Religion awarded iu S J0,00(}-Roger E. Joseph Prize to
Catholic Relief Services, Church
World Service, relief ann of' the
National Council of Churches. and
the American Jewish Joint Distribu-
tion Committee.
The cash was divided among them.
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P08tul~t bleued
llotber Tereea (left) Deeta a po.tulant at St. Patrick'•
Cathedral ln New Tork tbla week after a epecial m&M at
wb.lcla US DDU from Iler lllMlonarl• of Charity order took
their flnt or ftna1 TOWS. llotber Tereea la on a three-week
rialt to •lz a .8. ctdee and Canada.
Reactions mixed
over re-election
DALLAS (AP)-Althouah some moderates expreucd reservations, there
wat jubila1ion antona the throna of messenaers after ,the Rev. C.harlcs F.
Stanley was re-elected as president of the South~m Baptist Convenuon.
Applause and predictions of a healthier
convention clashed with fears of retaliation for
aaency beads who are not in line with the
fundamentalist views espoused by Standley in the
wake of tbjs week's vote.
Convention "mcssenaers" at the taricst
assembly ever elected St.anley to hjs second one~
year term by 1ivin1 him SS percent of the vote.
Moderate Rev. W~ Winfred Moore lost I.he rate.
with 45 percent and was then elected first vi~
president in a show of unity.
''I'm im~ with Charles St.anley and
everything he stands for," said Marlene Craft, a
mcssen.aer from Honea Path, S.C. "Anything God
leads b1m to do, I'm sure he'll do."
Becky Stewart, a messenger from Lebanon.
Ohio, agreed.
"I'm very happy," she said of the victory
strengthening fundamentalists' grip on the
Southern Baptist Convention. "I think Charles
Stanley is a good person." v. •1 ...
And Jack Ogden of Tawhuska. Okla., added that Stanley is
representative of mainstream Baptist thought. He isn't vindictive; he's very
kind."
G>then wercn 't so sure.
"l think it's unfair for the Southem·Baptists," lamented the Rev. Steve
Jones of Sparta, Va. "They're· taking the convention in a new direction, a
fundamentalist direction toward creedal ism and central control."
He added that "we will be part of a convention where our kind of pastorina
will be no longer welcome."
Potato project no half-baked idea
By De A11ociatecl Prest
BIG ISLAND, Va. -The "Potato
Project," which salvages potatoes
that fanners otherwise would dump
and distributes them to the poor, 1s
bulging beyond its means, its officers
say.
The project, which distributed 8. 7
million pounds of otherwise wasted
potatoes in 1984, reports it already
has distributed more than 9 million
pounds in 1985.
"If we had not been short of funds
we could have done a great deal
more," said the Rev. Ken Home. He
said the pr~'ect had to tum down an
additional I . million pounds that
farmers want to donate.
.f.ounded two years ago by the
Episcopal-Societyof St. And~, the
project distributes discarded potatoes
to f 2 agencies for the needy in 22
states and the District of Columbia.
Project officials say it can get good
potatoes that otherwise would be
thrown away to rot for a total cost of
thrce~and-a-half cents a pound.
"The program is simple, cost-
effective and findinf.a growing accep-
tance with growers, • Home says.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -Churches
arc losing the present generation of
children because adults don't know
how to communicate with them, a
counselor told a Southern Baptist
seminar.
"Most adults don't know how to
love children," said Ross Campbell of
Chattanooga, Tenn. "Today it is rare
to find a child with a healthy self-
concept and view of love."
SAN FRANCISCO -More than
70 religious and other groups arc
supporting a federal lawsuit seeking
to bar lhc U.S. government-from any
new prosecutions in'cases of Central
Americans seeking sanctuary in the
United States.
The suit asks a halt both to
prosecuting persons providing
church sanctuary and a halt to arrests
and deportations of Salvadoran and
Guatemalan refugees until con-
ditions of civil war and human rights
abuses cease in their homelands.
Jn January, the govetnment in-
dicted 16 persons on charges of
harboring illegal aliens in a church·
run sanctuary movement. That case
is before federal district court in
Phoenix, Ariz.
SEA TILE -Discussing a goal set
by the United Methodist Church to
double its membership from 9.4
million to 20 (llillion by 1982, the
chairman of the drive, Arkansas
Bishop Richard 8. WilJce told his
fellow bishops:
"We don't know how to penetrate a
lonely society. We have been geared
up for therunl scene. not ttre city."
WINNIPEG. Manitoba -Canada
has a newly united Lutheran de-
nomination.
After seven years of negotiation,
the Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Canada and the Lutheran Church in
America-Canada Sectio n merged
into the Evanglical Lutheran Church
in Canada.
Its combined membership totals
209.000 in 655 congregations ..
The past division had "made it
difficult for many to hear the gospel
through Lutherans," says the Rev.
William Hordem . president of
Lutheran Theological Seminary in
Saskatoon.
WASHINGTON -The Seventh-
day Adventist Church has decided to
maintain for the time being its rule
against ordination of women, but to
keep studying the issue.
That action was taken on rec-
ommendation of a special com-
mission, which was to dig further into
biblical and theological factors in-
volved. reporting its findinss no later
than the 1988 spring meeung of the
church's annual council.
It w~s to review the entire issue at
its 1989 meeting.
Orange Coast
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY
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FIRST UNITED
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19th St. & Harbor Blvd
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Wonhlp a Church School
1:30 -10:00 a.m.
Dr. Wllllam E. Steel
Newport Beach
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6662 Heil Ave. 842-4461
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1:30 Sunday Schoof 10:00
Fouritalri Valley
FIRST UNITED
METHODllT CHURCH
18225 Bushard St
112-2593
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7:30 AM -Holy Eucharist Rite I
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10:'45 AM -Prayer ll'ld Pralle Eucharist Rite II
Church School and Adult Education -9:00 & 10:45 AM
(Music. Mt'mon and child care at 3 aervlces)
MID-WllK WOR8HIP
Mo'nday-Frlday -8:30 AM Morning Prayer
Tuesday -10:00 AM Eucharist & Heeling Serv1oe
Wedne.dey • 8:30 AM Holy Eucharist
Rector, fr."'°"" MMJ • AMoc., ''·Man Cox. A .... ttng The Rev. Todd Sor-.naen • Mr. Samuel Shafer
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Nation-wide
poison hotlines
can save lives
Dear Ann Landers: l wo uld like to
alen all pattnts to the toll-free
number of the Poison Control Center
(1-800-25 2-2022). It can be a god-
send.
I am the mother of two small boys
and have used this number twice.
What a relief to know I can pick up the
phone and get instant instructions in
case of an cme!Jency. The people I
spoke to both times were terrific. I
was frantic. They calmed me down
and told me exactly what should be
done.
ln one case the woman asked me to
call back and let her know how my
son was doing. I keep this number by
the phone at all times and have
infonned my babysitter that she
should not hesitate to use it 1f n 1s
needed.
I hope I never have to use this
number for a lifc-threatenina situ-
ation, but Just knowina there arc
com petent people ready to help is
very reassunng. -An Illinois Mom
Dear Mom: Tllaaks for die letter. I
J••t tbl1 ml~ute te1ted t~e aamber
alld a very pleasant woman answered
Immediately. (No bHy sl1nal.
HallebtJU!) l uked_ lf die umber I
bad readied served , ... eatlre eou-
try. saie replied, "No -HJy llllaols."
I ~ta asked wlaat I sboald do If I lived
In Couectleut or CallfonaJa. Her
respoese, "Call tile toll-free lafor·
matlon namber 1-800-SSS-lUZ and
ask for tile Polson Co•trol Ceater for
t•e state you Uve In." (A few states do
not yet ltave a poison hotline -In
"ose tllat don't, call your doctor or
llo1pltal eme'le~cy.)
I also asked If tbey work !4 llours
and was told, "Yes, of couse." So, a
Lau per, Midler keep things
liyely at awards luncheon
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Elizabeth
Taylor was a no-show, but Cyndi
Lauper and Bette Midler kept things
lively at the awards luncheon of
Wo men in Film, an organization of
1,200 wo rkers in the entenainment
industry.
Taylor was unable to attend the
Century Plaza Hotel event because of
a recurring back ailment. Songwnter
Carole Baye r Sager conveyed Miss
Taylor's regrets and accepted a pro-
fessional achievement award on her
behalf.
Lauper. the unpredictable rock
music and video star. was gi ven the
New Directions award. and afier
earning a few laughs. said: .. It was
pretty rough in the beginning to fight
for creative control and get it."
Midler, who received the Jack
Oakie Comedy award, rocked the
room with her ribald remarks.
Among her more sedate comments
was a quote from Gloria Steinem: "A
man can be called ruthless if he
bombs a country to oblivion. A
woman can be called ruthless 1f she
puts you on hold.··
The theme of fight mg for the nghts
of women in the entertainment
1ndustr) was earned on by the other
award winners.
They included ltaha~ director Lina
Wertmuller: T1ch1 Wilkerson. pub-
lisher of the Holl ywood Reporter:
and Meta Wilde. for 55 years script
supervisor. ·
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folks. Tiiey do a fabeloas Job.
Oc:ir Ann Landers: I'm writing "'
response to the letter from "One of
Your Fans." She was an elderly
ft'Oman who wanted to know whether
ro have her gold caps taken out when
she dies. She planned to be cremated.
You said c·remators don't bother
about removing gold caps because it
1s not worth it. Well. you are wrong.
My father had scveTiil gold caps.
When he died they were removed
because my motherf'equestcd it. She
had the gold melted down and made
into a necklace for me. I received 11 on
my 16th b1rthda)'.
That necklace 1s worth a good deal
of money and we s11ll have some gold
left over. That nedclace was the best
present I ever will receive. -Per-
sonal Eu>enence In Kenosha
Dear Xen: Thanks for slaaring yoar
experience. Not every girl woald
wut a necklace m ade out of Iler
fatller's teeth. To eacb his own.
Dear Ann Landers: I am a fa1r-
skinned. blonde female who 1s
interested in the suntan pill r ve been
hearing about. They claim a person
can get a quick tan with very little
exposure to the sun and that the
tanning pill has many advantages, the
main one being no wrinkles later in
life.
The ad claims the pill is appro\ed
by the Canadian agency equivalent to
the U.S. Food and Drug Admin15-
t111tion. It sounds too good to be true.
What can you tell me about it? -.\n
Admirer In T&ronto
Dear Toronto: The pill you are
referrln1 to belongs to the psoraleo
family of drugs. One must use It with
great care beause it sensitizes the
, skin and excessive use could produce
a severe burn.
There cm to be as man>
ccrtafiable an wtrs to the flrst color
TV show que t1on than there are
players in the column -which force&
us to d1 rd the hon us quc:)taon.
This means thnt nine 1s a pcTfect
score thjs week. and that eight of you
share that di unction to lead the way
an this round of Trivia Bowl Jll.
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standings.
8\ the way, Higgins was the actor.
as ft were. not the character on
.. Petticoat Junction," for those who
were confused by last week's canine
quesuon. Now, once morl' into the
breach.
I In the Alfred Hitchcock mo' 1e
'"The Trouble With Harr) ... "hat
exact I)' was Haf'T) 's ·trouble'>
2. Name Eve J\rden·s c.at on the
.. Our Miss Brooks" show.
3. lden11f~ the !.p1nstcr ~ho pursues
the tllle character 1n the comic '>trip
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"•f tetch' is outrageously funny and hip.
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Orange CoU1 DAILY PILOT/Saturday, JuM' 15, 1985
4. The Vulgate is 1 laun version of
what book?
5. The -Thundcnna Herd.. of
mUSJoans bade up what bandleader?
6. The hat mu ic:al "Oltlahoma"
was denvcd from what non-musical
plav'! . 1. What New York Giants' lineman
gained a reputation .as Jim Brown's
nemesis?
8. To whom did General Robert
Mitchum award a battlefield com-
masion in the movie "The Longest
Day?''
9. In what map:z1ne would you find
the fictional character "Eustace
Tille)'!'
conttnckr) ·
2. William Daniels(vo1ccoflUTT)
3. Hffl> and Toot~c (Wooditn .
"Bloodic") ·
4, '"La Travilta" ("CamiJk': opera1 s. Ella Fiuscrald ("first. JaOY ~f 'i<>ng .. )
6. "Orpheus Ducendioa•·
( .. Fuaitsve Kmd")
7. Chuck Howley of the Dalla
Cowboys (lo 1ng MVP)
8. ..It's Always fair Weather':.
(Kelly on skates) •
9. John Memck (Elephant Man1
10. Question discarded due ••
con01ctin& sources (color TV show).,
I 0. Professor Harold Hill was .. The
Music Man," but what was that.
character's real first name?
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Travolta practiced for writer ·'s role
John Travolta with Jamie Lee Curtia
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Interviewed people for 'Rolling Stone.-
to prepare for his part in 'Perfect'
' By 808 THOMAS ........... ..,...,...,
LOS ANGELES -John Travolta,
who strutted to stardom with "Satur-
day Night Fever" and then took a
tumble with a few movie Oops. hopes
his interviewing techniques Will pay
off with his latest project.
He plays a Rolling Stone writer in
the movie, "Perfeet." And to prcpa~
for the role. he did an interview with.
fellow actor Sylvester StaJlone. He
gave it to Aaron Latham, who had
written the script. He told the actor
the story was good and to write some
more.
Travolta continued on his new
word processor -a gift from Latham
and director James Bridges -with
stories on Latham, Bridges. co-star
Jamie Lee Curtis, Debra Winger.
Columbia Pictures president Guy
Mcilwaine and others. All were
printed last month in Rolling Stone.
Travolta's story on Jann Wenner, the
magazine's editor and publisher.
appeared in Interview magazine.
interviewee watching the inter-
viewer," Travolta said. "I've seen the
highest of ethics to the lowest, as yoo
would find in any profession."
"Perfect~· is based on a series of
Rolling Stone articles by Latham
about the sweaty world ofCalifornia's
health clubs. Latham wrote the smpt
with Bridges. The movie, Travoha
said, is not merely about body
building.
"It's also about the conflict of a
reporter's personal ideals as opposed
to his paper's ethics," he said. As
Adam Lawrence, Travolta uses his
charm to learn secrets about an
aerobics teacher (C'urtis) and her
friends. He writes a sharp-edged
article. then submits a blander ver.
sion after an attack of conscience.
Rolling Stone prints ·its own to.ugh
version without his knowledge.
"I developed a great deal of
sympathy for the interviewer:· the
3 J -year-old actor said.
"It seems to me the interviewer is
faced with a triple ethic: hi s own as a
Journalist: those Of his editor and/or
publisher: the attjtude of the public.
Of\en those three are in conflict. Now
J have more understanding of the
pressures that an interviewer faces in
striving to maintain his own intogri·
ty."
Travoha played both interviewee
and interviewer during a session at
the Bel-Air Hotel, where he had come
from his Santa Barbara spread. He is
inclined to become the questioner -
as he chides Curtis for doing in the
movie -and has to be re1Umcd to
answerinft. "But I'm reall y
interested, ' he protested.
Does he like interviews?
•'That depends on how interesting
the interviewer is," he said. "If I can
~ct on topics that are new, that makes
at more wonhwhile. If we're in areas
thl\t I have covered before, it can be
hard. I try to vary my answers sol can
keep up my own interest."
Travolta was born in Englewood.
N .J .. the younJeSt of six children. He
took tap dancing lessons from Frank
Kelly, Gene Kelly's brother. and at 12
joined the Actor's Studio workshop.
He was the class clown at Dwight
Morrow High School and dropped
out when he was 16 to concentrate on
actina HI" din ·rv rommc-rc11tls and
appc:arcd in several off-Broadway
productions. He first came to n~:
tionnJ attcnt100 as the "sweathOJ
Vinnie Barbarino in TV'$ "Welcome
Bilek Kotter." . . .. His first movie was·· Ocv11's Raio.
But it was " a1urday Night Fever"
that really launched him as a star. ~e
starred in "Grease" and played tn
such misses as "Moment by Mo-
ment" and "Two ofa Kind."
Last month. he took time out from
hypins "Perfect" to join in a Church
of Scientology protest ove~ a $39
million: fraud judg_mcnt against the
group and its leader. Travol.ta ~as
been a member of the orgamzat1on
for l 0 years. He has had a steady romance 'with
Marilu Henner. who plays one of the
health club fanatics in "Perfect,"
Now for an old reliable interviewer's
question: Does he plan to get mar-
ried'!
"I don't know." replied thought-
fully. "It really vanes with me. Al
times I feel tared of not having a
com mitment. Of course l do have a
com mitment in theory. but.marriage
is as solid a com mitment as you can
get. Maybe I'll do it." -
BI Ill)"\'
"What made it easiur was the fact
that for I 0 years I ha vc been the
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U~S ANGJ?LES -Kirk Douglas, Maltz. one of the "Unfriendly 10" -
who as more interested in the future film personalities who were jailed and
than the past, is not addicted to blacklisted in the 1950s because they
reminiscence. However, the tight-refused to testify aboutJ.heir radjcal
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The blacklist was finally broken in
1959 when Douglas openly employed
the Late Dalton Trumbo to work on
the script of"Spartacus."
"I felt badly about those people ...
Douglas said during an interview.
"They weren't 17ing to overthrow
the government. didn't share their
beliefs, any more than I am in
sympathy with the opinions of Van.
essa Redgrave. But I support her suit
against the Boston Symphony. That's
a blacklist."
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million after it canceled six per-.
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left a pass for him at the Universal
gate. The news was out. and you know
what? The sky didn't fall 1n. Other
companies staned hiring blacklisted
writers and actors."
Today Douglas reflects: "I don't go
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people say. 'What a difficult guy Kirk
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Joseph Mankiewicz say I was dif-
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William Wyler, Howard Hawks and
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ones who weren't doing their job.'
"I admit I was too impatient in m
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anyone to work harder than I do."
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did aa.ree t-0 take his wife, Anne, on a
European vacation, the first non-'
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ria&e· He still works out daily and.
visits the offices of Bryna Pro-
ductions. named after his mother. j
Dou~as is ever conscious of his
beginnanss as lssur Danielovitch
Demsky m Amsterdam, N. Y.
"My parents were immigrants," he
said. "and neither of them had a
chance for ed ucation. My mother
. couldn'..,! become a citizen because she,
cooldn't read English. We had
nothing to eat, yet we survived."
He has admitted that his life
resembles a B movie sc(i.pt: selling
soft drinks to carpet "fac~ory workers
to help support the family: working,
his way through St. Lawrence Univer-
sity; waiting tables in Manhattan
while looking for acting jobs.
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with 60 on score you hold: South you hold:
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I • llllyPlllt SATURDAY. JUNE 15. 1985
100-yeer-old men aeya golf geve him e greet ..... on llfe.112.
Thr" UC lrvlne b8Mbell player• were Hlected In dreft. Ill-
Killer course
plays dead for
Open golfers
Tze-Chung-Chen
holds I -stroke
lead after 2 rounds
BIRMING HAM, Mich. (.\P) -
The South Course at Oakland Hills
Countr} Club 1s supposed to be a
killer. lns~ead. 11 has rolled over and
played dead -with Tze-Chung Chen
the ch 1ef e'ecutioner.
The pack chasini Chen 1n the U.S.
0J)t'n was dramat1eally altered after
Frida\ 's second round, but the fifth-
year pro from Taiwan rematned one
stroke ahead.
Twenty-four golfers came in under
par for the first two rounds. a U.S.
Open record. two more than did it in
the third round a\. Pebble Beach in
1982 In all 66 pla)'ers made the cut.
But somt· of the players whose
names ha'e become synonymous
w11h "ma1or" tournaments -Jack
Nicklaus. Lee Trevino. Tom Watson
and Ben C renshaw -packed their
gear two rounds sooner than ex-
pected.
W11hout benefit of an} thing re-
mote I~ rcsl..'mbling his electnfying
double-eagle tn Thursday's opening
round of 65. Chen shot a steady 69
Fnday for a 134. matching the U.S.
Open's two-round record set fi ve
years ago by Nicklaus at Baltusrol.
.\nd. unlike the relati ve obscunty
tn which he began this test. C'hen wa s
the ce nter of attenuon. trailed from
first hole to last by a huge crowd.
Second-round leaden
T C.Cnan
Anov Nor111
Jav Heu
Rick Fe11r Deni, W;9"on
Oeve Serr
Tom IWe
Rev Flovd
MerkO'M"ra
Curll' Strenoe
gallery followmg us. I can handle
anything. I'm not really nervous ...
Andy Nonh. who parred the 6,9CJ6.
yard layout in the opening round,
equaled Chen's 65 in a round devoid
ofbo~eys to push into a second-place
lie with Jay Haas. who carded a 66
Friday.
Rick Fehr, at 69-6 7-136, was two
strokes back and one ahead of Denis
Watson. who lied North's 65 for the
day's low round. Dave Barr. with a
68, was at two under 138.
Bunched at 139 were fo ur of this
year's tournament winners -Tom
Kite (Tournament of Champions),
Mark O'Meara (Bing Crosby Na-
uonal Pro-Am and Hawaiian Open),
Ra} Floyd (Houston Open) and the
tour's leadtng money winner. Curtis
Strange (Honda Classic and Pan-
asonic-Las Vegas lnvitauonal). Kite
had a 70. O'Meara and Floyd 6 7s and
Strange 68.
Kite Haas and Fehr were in a fivc-
man group at 69 after the first round,
along w11h Mike Reid and Andy
Bean.
Nicklaus, the only fou r-time U.S.
Tze-Chung Chen (left) test.a the wind at the U.S. Open, but
found little test on the South Coone. He remain• the leader
., wlr..,Ml09
by one atrolle after the aecond round, while Jack Nlcklaua
failed to make the cut for the fl.nt time alnce 1963.
"I was so happy to see the gallef) ...
he said. "Two years ago. in the
Kemper Open. we (he. FredTouplcs
and Scott Simpson) were leading in
the last round and there was a lot of
Open champion, missed the cu~ in
this tournament for the fmt nme
since 1963 and the first time in any
major since 1978. He fell one short of
Walter Hagen's record of making 'the
U.S. Open cut 22 consecutive times.
Seaver still the, master at 40
H1s.295th victory
returns White Sox
to top of th-e Wesf
By CHRJS·MONAHAN
'?IOllJ Pllol Conepondent
As he continue'i.on his. quest for the
magic JOOth win. C h1cago White Sox
pitcher Tom Sea' er 1s keeping th1 ngs
in perspcctnr. JUSt 1ak1ng his games
and his wins one at a 11me. Each time
he pttches. he wants. 1t to be ;ust
another game.
Friday night was anything but ;ust
another game. Seaver pitched his best
game of the season. baffiing the
Angels for seven innings. allowing
just (wo hits as he and the White Sox
cruised to a 4-2 victol') before 33.846
at Anaheim Stadium.
The seven-inning performance.
aided by relief from Bob James. was
more than good enough to earn the
40-year-old right-hander his 295th
career win. James pllchcd the final
two innings to get his American
League-leading 15th save.
The win moved the White Sox one-
half game up on the Angels in the
West. with two games, left 1n this
weekend series.
'T ve \.\On a lot of games and my
mental approach 1s that I'm a step
closer to 300," s.a1d SeaH'r. "My mind
1s on 296. I'm not 1h1nking about 300.
JUS! 296.
"That's the best fastball I've had
since 1976," Seaver said wllh a grin.
.. I had a great fastball in the first and it
lasted until the seventh, but l had
command of every pitch: my
curveball, slider and changeup."
Though the .\ngels did get to
Seaver for two runs. both were
unearned. The> came on Doug DcCi-
nces' two-out. two-run single in the
. Toda7'• Game .
ChlcaQO White Sox (Bennist• M) at ..... (Mc:Celkdt 1_.),
Ttm« 1 p.m.
TV: <:bannet 4.
R~: KMPC (710).
first DeCinces' single was made
possible onl y by the fact that second
baseman Julio Cruz had booted what
should have been an 1nning-endtng
groundball nght before that.
"I'm not real happy because I've
given up a lot of unearni:d runs. but
thi s club didn't die when we were
down," said Seaver. "f knew the way I
was throwing I could keep us tn the
ball game.
"ffl can get into the seventh inning
and give up thre\! runs or less then I'm
happy. When the starters· give seven
solid innings, it raises the play of
everybody else.
"I had good control. I can 't throw
anybenerthan that. If ! tned. I would
do 20 percent worse."
"Tom has been wllh 11 for about t 11~
years and has made 40-45 starts and
with the exception of ma) be three or
four. he's ~i ven us a chance to win ...
said While Sox Manager Tony
LaRussa. "He's the smartest gu) on
the mound because he 1s so aware 01'
what the scoreboard sa\s and "hat
the SltU:ltlon IS.
·'He's tough when hl· ha-. h1-.
fasthall and when he doe'n' ha'\' 11.
he'll !ind another pitch to tx·at \UU
With."
Seaver did keep the Whne Sox 1n
the game unul the third 1nn1ng "'hen
-they opened up the olfrnse against
.\ngel starter Ron Rom~i.. (7-J)
After Romanick reured the firs t
two men. Chicago tagged him for 1i'e
consecuuve hits. After Harold Baines
singled. Greg Walker took
(Pleaee eee ANG~LS/B2)
Richard Dunn
Dunn signs
pro contract
Dail) Pilot spans correspon-
dent and former Orange Coast
College pitcher Richard Dunn
has signed a contract to play
professional baseball with the
Idaho Falls Eagles.
The Eagles are an mdependent
franchise operated by 'ihe Mil-
waukee Brewe~. · .
Dunn will leave for his assign-
ment Monda) after talking with a
Brewer scout Thursda~. He pla~
ed at Orange ( oast (ollegt>. then
al La\ l'rne but on!~ pla~ed sem1-
pro baseball th1s 1last season.
H 1s honors at La Verne in-
cluded li rs1 team .\II-C'IAC and
first team <\II-NC i\.A D1 '·1s1on Ill
West Region and honoraQle men-
tion .\11-Amencan. ··
Dunn was the Pla\er of the
Year in 1979 at Santa.Ana High
School.
His duties with the Pilot in-
cluded coverage of the Angels.
Borucki will try to bear the Bruin challenge
Artists' softball star
will wa lk on with UCLA
kept informed on the progress ot the team
through the newspapers. l watched one of their
practices and they looked so good."
Borucki. who set a number of school
records at Laguna this season. will try tOJOin the
Bruins as a walk-on next vear. She batted .465
( 40 for 86) this season for a· team that was able to
produce runs in bunches. but lacked the
pitching to earn a playoff spot.
at first base and comm11tl.'d 'ometh1ng 11!.,l· l\\O
errors ...
Roche added that he tx·lte' l'' Aoruci..1
won't be O\'t'r her head at l ( L \
By DENN1S BROSTERHOUS
Of IM Dally Piiot St•lf
"She's got a good shot Jt pl.1' ing ... he -..11d
'Tm con' 1nced sht• c:in h11 an' hoJ, 1111 '' J
H'I) hard "orker and ":l" thl' lt:.101 \aptJtn i.1r
us all thret• 'ear<; on the '·ir"t' lt'l\'I .. Jill Borucki has given herself a challenge.
The All-Sea View Lt·ague Laguna Beach
H 1gh sofl,ball pla)cr. who was the hitting star for
the 7-15 .i.n1sts this past season. has opted to
continue her career with the defending national
champion UCLA Bruins next season.
The choice wasn't really surprising for
Borucki. who is a dauihter of NC AA basketball
referee Norm Boruck1. Norm's other daughters
-sprinters Karen and Tracy -chose UCLA,
so the Bruins were at the top of the list of
candidates before Jill's senior year began.
She also had 22 RBI and scored 2~ runs
and was among the leaders in Orangt' Count) 1n
nearly all ofTens1 ve department!>. But sht• lacked
some of the rccogniuoh she ma) ha' e desened
because of the team's losing rl.'cord .
"I think Jill's biggest claim to fame this
season was'the 40 hits. which qualified for the
CIF record book as the top the for a season."
said Norm Boruck1. .. Out of27 ot'rens1ve school
records, Jill holds 16 of them. and she also has
six of nine defensi ve records."
Borur k.1 \\U<. aJ ,,, hnnorcd '" the tc.1111'
\1V P for all thrl'l' \\',1 r<. .1, ,,\·11.h h\·111~ n.1mrd
all-kagul' \',llh \\'.l""1
'\he "a' ,11,,11...1r1.1111 Pt till \n1q, ,, i:h.111
team all thn'\' \CJr' n \'n ,,, .1 'l•ph11111.,11
"Jill'\ a tant.1<\t1l !.,1d .ind '' t\',1lh .1 l1,11d
\\Orker \.\ho rart'' .1hnu1 hn tl·amm.!lt'' 'J1J
Roche.
Jtll ha\ hont•J ht•r ,i._111, rlJ\ 111~ Ill .I \I 101\'I
Jill Borucki
"I've always been interested fo the school
and started following them (Bruins) two years
ago." said Jill Borucki. "Throughout the year. I
Said ·coas:h Mike Roche: "Without a
doubt, she was our top hitter this year. But her
glove was fantastic. too. Jill played three years
league ''Ith a team frnm \l1''"'n \ 1l·1~ '''"·
she 1s. awa1t1ng a tnp tt'l H11ng lo-11n~ "hnr 'hl·
will ~ panic1pa11ng '' 11h an .111.,t.11 tl·.1m
featuring pla~cr' trom Jll 111t•r ..,,1utl1l'm
California.
With her fathl'f a n.•n11\\nnt ,1'1lq_1.1·
Re11ss b.as hand in -halting Houston
He drives in three to lead
bodgers -t9 To-2_ victOfY_
HOUSTON (AP) -Los Angeles outfielder
Pedro Guerrero hit two home runs and pitcher
Jerry Reuss did what he docs in most games
against Houston -win . --
Reuss-<lrovc-m three runs improved hts
record agninst Houston to 16-5 and Guerrero
belted his I 0th and I I th homers of the ye~r to
blast Houston starter Joe N1ckro en route 10 :l
10-2 victory.
Guerrero, who has hit fi ve homers 1n tht' 11\st
fi ve games. paid tnbute to hitting ini.tructor
Manny Mota for his homers.
"I took a lot of batting practice 1n LA."
G uerrero ~1d. "When you set your mind on
~mcthina and you work oo somethina, 11 JX'YS
off. I used to work on ground bulb but I don't work on around ball ·any mM I work on my
hiuina."
Reus continues to beat the Astro~ both with
his p11ch1na1nd hmina. He's dn"cn in five runs
this sta~n and fo ur have been &:linst the Astros.
"Sin e last Fnday I h vcn't even wftrmcd up
..
Today'•Game
D1d11ra (HtnhlW 5-1) at Houston
(Knepper 8-2).
Tirne: 10:20 a.m.
TV:Chennet-4.
Radk>: KMPC (71Q).
nnr~sultufoff-days and ra1nou\.S.'' Reuss said.
"But I wa~ throwinJ-aoodrmaybt overthrowing.
I've walked people before. so1that's no excuse.
"We were scoring runs and making the
defensi9e plays. that's what I had working for me
toni ht." .. ~tekro. who became the Astros' all-time
winningest pitcher earlier 1h1s week. admitted he
had an otT-nia,ht.
"I 1ust didn't have the knucklcr tonight,"
Niekm said. "Whe~ you don't have the knuckJer
and you get behmd the hitters. you're in trouble.
I Just didn't feel ~mfonablc." -
TM Oodtns cha!td N cltm in the f\fth °"'
Guerrero's '10th home run' of the ·season ~nd
Arock·s ninth homer. Oucmro homer~ apm in
the seventh off reliever Juho Solano.
Rc-u , 4-S. 1 one-tim~ Houston pitcher.
improved his career record to 16-5 ap1nst the
Astros as he hurled his second complete gamt' ot
the season. He singled home two runs dunn$ a
three-run fourth. and added an RBI srngle dunng
a thrC('-run ninth.
Reuss walked Enos Cabell and Phil Oamcr
1n the first inning and Kevtn Bass hit a run-
scoring double. with Garner being thrown out at
the plate tryin~ to score on the pla~.
Glenn Davis, called up b:r Houston from the
minor leagues on Thursday. singled lo start the
second. wcnuo.second-0n G'raia:Reynold .. ' w..1lc
took third on an error hy catcher Mike Sc1o~c1a
and scored on 8111 Ooran's forccout.
The Dodgen added a run tn the c;1).th on
Mariano Duncan's \3cnfice fl>
The well-rested Dodge~. w ht' were rained
out twice 1n Cincinnati this wecl... and 1dk on
Thursday. will try to make it two 10 a m"-amt
encbance their .500-plus won-loss rccnrJ 1oda~
wtth a rematch with the <\stros.
Orel Hrrsh1st"r (5~ l) a~s ~inst 8oh 1
I .._J K:~(6-l)ofth(!'t\~f'M
Fnday's verdict 11ves the Dodgen a ~~·~II
record -but still leaves them fourth place in thl' l
National U-aaue West.
Sunday's tclev1Fd con h,1,100 to the
DodJen' thrte<ity tou.r txi1ns at 4:0 Jerry Reu•
ha\ketball referee and her sisters still holding
rct"ords in track at Laguna. 1t'5 eas:r to see the
.1thkt1c 1ntluence on Borucki
"I go was man~ (softballl games a5 I can:·
~J1d "'orm. who sa) s ht• 1s able to arrange his
oflinaung s..-ht•dule around his daughter's
plJ\tng !>Chedule .\s well as being a P.E.
111'trUl'lor Jt Laguna. '\orm was an assistant
"1th the .\rt1~h· 'otth.ill tl'am th1\ :.cason
.. , J11 mmt of nn 1 r.1, cling It\) otliciate) on
1 h1· "cd .. t·n~h .. hl' "11d .. \1' "1 tc Jnd I make 1t
.1 poinl to ah'·"" hi.' in Jllt'nJamc ..
1111 811ruli..1 h<1 ' hl'l'n Jltl\l' 10 athletics
...1nlc tht• third gr.idt· and her interests range
lrnm 'll)liball lo' ollt') hall and swim ming. She
pl.1\l·d '11lil') ball her fir<.t three ~ears at Laguna
tx·fore deciding w con\·entra1e on softball.
Jill \.\ho " earning J JS grade point
·" cragc. "'ill he <;tud~ ing pre-ps\chology at
I ( L.\ and plans to pur\Ul' either coaching or
'r11rt<. med1c1nt·
.\ nd. <,he's hoping to he" pan of the Brums·
\\ 1nn tng trad111on 1n \Oltball
Tennis tryout
for UCI's Yates
I< lr,1nl' tre,hman Darren
'\ atr" hJ'> ht-en o;elected for a
tf'\nut -.11h the Junior Dans Cup
fcnn1' tl'am at "lonoma State June
~~ thrl,ugh Jul~ 1
Yalt'\ from Torrance. was l~ I S 10 -.ingle\ for the .o\nteatef'S
this'iCason.phningin1heNo 3.4
and 5 s.lhl\ He was 32-1 J in
doubles. 1 "' o other area playets-l.Jik.c
Bnggs from < orona del Mar and
<..icorge Paulsen of l ln1vcrs1t)' -
ha'c Ileen 1n\1l<'d to the lryout
camp ~
Ten 11!11\c~ "'111 be' M"l«tcd for
thl· 1cam \.\h1th will play tn 10
tournament), 1h1s summer.
I ( I head coach Greg Patton 1s
head coach for thr Junior Dav1J
Cup te3m this 'IUmmer He wasan
a\4'1$tant h I•~ )'car
Patton. in '" ~aso~ at \JCI.
ha<. J rc.-cmd ot I .. (). "18 with t~
i\n1en1cr\ He ~a' It'd llCl to four
N' i\ \ titlcc; 1n that 'pan. incltid·
tnll lh~I QR~ <'hamp1on~h1p
J.
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OfMge Cout DAILY PILOT /Saturday, June 15, 1"5
ANGELS STOPPED ••• rn-•1
Romankks's first pitch and de-
posited it over the nght-ccnterfield
waJJ to tie tM eamc.
Carhoo i k and and Oscar
Gamble followed witb s1n&1es to
~nter and rookie centerfielder Dal') I
Boston bounced a si ni te over a
lcapina Rod Carew into naht field lO
:score Fisk with what turned out to be
the winnjna run.
In the eJahth Seaver got into a bit of
trouble as he walked pinch-hitter
Juan Beniquez to open the innma. It
was then that LaRussa made the
move to James.
•• J hts is the best I've felt in the
entire scope of the game this year."
said Seaver. "I felt great for seven
innings. but I ran out of gas in the
eighth. ·
James came in and surrendered a
single to pinch-hitter Rob Wilfong
and botched Carew's sacrifice at-
tempt to load the bases.
That brought Daryl Sconiers to the
plate. Scorners hit a medium-deep fly
ball to left fiedler Rudy Law, As Law
caught 11. third base coach Moose
Stu6ing sent Beniquez to the plate.
Law's throw was perfect and Fisk
bloc ked the plate to prevent the run
from sconng. James then retired
Bobby Grich on a ground out to end
the inning.
Earlier. in thfl1xth inning. Law had
dnven in an insurance run. getting a
two-out single to score Cruz.
.. Rudy rose to lhe ocx:uion and
Carlton made a an:at block of the
plate," said LaRussa. "If you're an
An&el fan. you could scream at Moose
for stnd1na Beniquez, bul 1here isn't a
baseball man who wouldn't have
done it.
Law appeared 10 hun his arm on
the throw. but LaRussa said ii didn't
ap~r serious enough to keep him
out of the lineup, though he was hf\ed
for a pinch-hitter 10 the ninth.
"Rudy reached back foreverythina
he had on that throw," said LaRussa,
"It doesn't look too bad, but we'll
know more tomorrow."
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extended Ills lllttlno strHk to 10 oem11. Ill• lonolst of the vMr Tiiis 1tt1n1oqn•s NtM wlW
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llldwlrd DetMft, wllO Is on 1111 dlsebled list, In 1111
fec.e Dotson meneoed to oet Ills 010v1 uo lo
cetell 1111 t>eh es Ill wes knoc:Ud to Ille orounci.
Dotson fled bltn tflrowlno on ltll sldlllnes ef\d
wes nor 11ur1 .t.lllld Anoe! lllltlno coee11 Meese
SIUlllnl. WllO ..... stendlno II Ille QM, "Wes
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1v1>1ca1 ot • Oltcller "
Rookies net s peedway wins
It was unofficialy rook1e·s night at
speedway motorcrcle racine at the
Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa
Mesa Friday night.
Newcomer Bob Ott of Dominguez
Hills won the five-lap scratch main
race and took second in the handicap
mam. and rookie Rich Sweane} of
R1,ers1de captured the fi,e-lap
handicap main to highlight the eve-
ning's ndes before a crowd of 6. 78 1.
In the teature match race. Cypress'
~m Ermolenko defoated John Cook.
the American Speedway Final winner
at Long Beach last Saturday. in the
best-of-three two-lap event.
Ermolenko got the initial victory.
and Cook rebounded for the second-
race win. The final went whecl-to-
wheel before Ermolenko edged out
the 24-yea r-old Cook at the line.
Cook was making a special appear-
ance at Costa Mesa. and will retum to
England to resymecompetition in the
British Speedway Leagut.
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'85 .
Three UC lrvme baseball players
were selected in the major league
draft last week. including two juniors.
Anteaters chosen were senior first
baseman Bob Perry. junior outfielder
Brady Anderson and 1unior Shortstop
Adam Ging.
Anderson. from Carlsbad. was
picked in the 10th round by the
Boston Red Sox. He hit .359 this
season and was one of two players to
play in all 56 games. Anderson set the
single-season school record with 52
walks and led the team·with 49 RBI.
He had eight home runs. 16
doubles. five tnples and~m-h1gh
75 hits.
PCTI). a former Irvine High and
Saddleback College player. went on
the 20th round to the Minnesota
Twins. He la ed third base as a
1un1or, bot ~itched to first m 1985.
Pen'). a firc;l-leam all-PCAA cho1se.
led the Anteaters with nme homers.
tying the single-season school record.
He hit .360 with 46 RBI and 15
doubles and was twice named PC-AA
Plaver of the Week.
Ging. from Mahbu. went on the
24th rou nd to the San Diego Padres.
He hll .355 in 44 games before
suffering a knee lnJUry April 27.
leading to arthrosco pic surgery.
Ging hit 10 doQbles. seven triples.
three homers and collected 39 RBI.
He has been a two-time all-con-
ference choice. earning first-team
honors as a freshman and second
team as a sophomore in the Southern
California Baseball Association.
UCI fin ished the season with an
o,·crall record of24-J 1-1.
Orange CA>unty Fairgrounds·Costa Mesa :July 12 -21
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2. Send entri•• to Ca.lorlng Contaf P.O. BOx 1560. C09t.t Mesa. CA 92626.
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Linkster lives on
ong after his ·last
round on greens
From AP dJ1patcllu
WEST PALM BEACH -George n
Blau wasa younggolf professional in 1923
when he took a job at Blowing Rock Golf
Club in the Nonh Carolina mountains. It was a decision
that literally added years to his life.
"Beinaat Blowing Rock did me a world of good-
the surroundinas. the altitude and the people."
Today, as Blagg celebrat9'1lis IOOtb b1nhday. be is
a livina advertisement for the restorative powers of
mountain air and a daily round of golf. The
Professional Golfers Association said they ca n't recall
another oflheir members ever reaching 100.
· Blau, a native Englishman, joined the PGA in
1918, four years after coming toAmcrica asan assistant
to French professional Louis Tellier at Canoe Brook in
Summitt, N.J.
In 1923. Blagg was R'Coverin.g from a bout of
malaria when he set off for Blowing Rock. It was
supposelt to be a seasonal job, but he held it for SO years.
BlaSJ hasn't played a round for several years now, but
continues to watch tournaments and critique swings.
He now lives with his daughter in Florida.
Blagg wasn't a tournament player. '"There wasn't
enough money in it in those days. I had to make a
living.''
Quote of tbe day
LMoe ,.,.. catcher fOf' the OelrOlt .........
after~ bueMd by MOfl#".M thel<llllng ...,._
during the NBC t1l1oat of the ~A1911!1 lllM
June 1: "She'• a ltttte Older than t thoujM. ,1. ..
looking It the ground, then aM of a~ I IOIUd
up and thete lhe wu -.. of t.. Wt'9t rm Nlly
concerned about It that 8fter ft kfeee<I Fr9d L)'M,
he went 3 fOf 40."
Bradley takes Rochester lead
PITISFORD. N.Y. -Pat Bradley, !I buoyed by a loyal·gallery. fired a 67 Friday
on top of a first-round 74 to take a two-
stroke lead over a cluster of four players
after the second round of the LPGA Rochester
International Golf Tournament.
\
And..-1etawtnKo.12, ll·10
JOMJala A.Mllju. bccomina the filtl Iii 12-pmt winner 1n the m-_jor leques.
doubled in two runs and A.My Vu SlyM
hit a thrce·run homer Frida~ to Jead SL
Louis 10 an 11·10 National L.eque victory over the
ChkaJO Cubs ... In otJ\er NL p mes, 0.. DrtelMa had
two hJtS and drove in three n.ms, includint the aame·
winner in the bottom of the ninth, as Montreal rallied to 5'lO~ twice and edge the New Yorlc Meta, S-4 ... I.ea
o.ertrff'll Korcd from first base on third baseman Nlelt
~ .. . F,
. . .
E111ky'1 1hrowin1 error in the
eiahth innj nt and ._ Renter
followed with a twe>orun homer to
give Atlanta a 6-4 ~~over Cincinnati ... llW bit a
tie-brcakina single and , .... ,
Ray and Slxto 1.esc ... belted
solo home runs u Pitt•burah
rallied for a 3-..2 victory over
Philadelphia ... O..W Gne.'1
one-out home run off Lall De-
Leoa in the bottom of the 11th AJMhdU inning lif\ed San Francisco to a
S-4 victory over San Dieao. Green's homerJ. his ftrst,
came on a 1-1 pitch ofTDcl.con 0-2, thethird~n Dieao
pitcher. Mark Davia, 3-3. pitched two inninp for the
victory. Padres starter Alldy Hawklu, lookina for his
12th victory without a loss, entered the bottom of the
ni nth with a 4-3 lead but left the game after yielding a
lcadofT single to Beb Braly. Rlcll Goaaa1e relieved and
after retiring Green. walk~ airta Bro.,. and pinch-
hitter Scot Tllompaoa to load the bases. Pinch-hiller
Gary Raj1lcll'1 slow fielder's-choice grounder to
second scored Brenly.
Weaver retuma to win, 9-3
J im Dwyer drove in four runs and Ill Storm Dawt1 pitched a four-hitter as
Baltimore marked the return of Man er
Earl Weaver by trouncing Milwaukee,,-3
in an American League contest Friday. Weaver, hired
Thursay to replace the fi red Joe Altobelli, received a
standing ovation from the crowd of 39, 142 . . .
Elsewhere. Bert Blylevea won his 200th major league
game by pitching a fi ve-hitter as Cleveland defeated
Oakland, 6-1. Blyleven became the 83rd pitcher in
Brad Icy shaved one stroke off par on the front nine,
then put together four birdies on the tough back nine of .
the par-72 Locust Hill Country Club course to oome
from we ll off the pace. She stood at 3-under-par 141.
Bradley is No. 3 on the money list but has not ton
on the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour since
1983. Her 13 career victones include one at Locust Hill
in 1977.
major league history to reach the
2()()..victory mark ... Toity llarrd
hit a two-run homer and Bart
HootOll pitched 61/J inninp for the
victory as Texas beat Mmnesota.
4-2 ... The Tigen hit four solo
home runs to back Walt Terrell'•
five-hit pitching over 8'1> inninp
as Detroit won its tlfth straipt
game by beating the New York
Yankees 4-0 .... Deui1 Boyd
scattered 11 hits in his sixth Dam straight complete game and Mike
Kn otted at I-under-par 143 were Judy Scranton,
who bogeyed her final hole to fal I out of sole possession
of second place, as well as Alsuko Hikage. Rosie Jones
and Silvia Bertolacc.i ni.
Judy Clark. the first-round leader. followed her 69
with a 75 to stand even at 144. tied with Debbie Hall
(74-70).
Ez-champ, ez-addlct matched
LAS VEGAS -Unbeaten Pinkton Gil Thomas defends his portion of the world
heavyweight title tomght against Mike
Weaver. an ex-champion who is countine
on sorpe newly fou nd confidence to help him regain the
crown.
Thomas is rated a slight favonte by oddsmakers to
successfully defend his World Boxing Council title for
the first lime, but Weaver says that will be no factor
when the two square off for the scheduled 12-round
fight.
"I u!.cd to step into the nng wuh a httle doubt in my
mind. but lately there's no doubt in my tnmd:· said
Weaver. ''I'm very confident about this fight and I ha ve
no doubt I'm going to come Out victorious.''
Wea ver turned 33 on Friday but looked in top
conditton when he weighed m at 221114 for the bout.
Thomas weighed 220''4.
''I'm 33 going on 23," said Weaver. "I've never
done anything to ab.use my body. so my age doesn't
matter."
Thomas has done things to abuse his body. and
freely admits his past mistakes.
A former heroin addict. he turned to boxing to beat
the drug. and at the age of 27 has emerged as one of the
top heavyweights in the world with a 25-0-1 record.
Baseball all-stars may not play
NEW YORK -Maj or league players 111 could take action before the All-Star Game
in an effort to resolve their contract dispute
with the cl ub owners. Donald Fehr says.
Fehr, actingeitecutivedirector of the Major Lea$ue
Baseball Players Association, said the union'sexecuttve
board would meet between the end of June and July 16
to consider a strike date.
Asked 1f that meant there would be no action
before the All-Star Game. scheduled for July 16 in
Minneapolis. Fehr said. "Oh. no. you can't make that
assumption."
A strike was authorized by the board last month.
and 1s being overwhelmmely supported in votes by
players. aC'cording to the union.
Fehr said only fi ve tea ms had yet to vote -
Oakland. Cleveland and Detroit 1n the American
League. and Montreal and Pittsburgh in the Nauonal.
A boycolt of the All-Star Game 1s "one of the
options" the union has discussed, according to Fehr.
The union has said the players are under no contractual
obligation to play the $8me.
The next negotiating session is scheduled for next
Tuesday. Wednesday's session ended with both sides
agreeing there had been no progress.
Euler drove in two runs with a double and a sinaJe as
streaking Boston beat Toronto, 4-1 ... Alvim Devis and
Gonna Tlloma1 hit three-run homers and Beb
~Keaney drove in three runs with a home run and a
triple to power Seattle past Kansas City, 13-5.
Buck• make Carroll an offer
MILWAUKEE -Free aJent center m Joe Barry Carroll, who played m Italy last
season rather than re-sign with the Golden
State Warriors of the National Basketball
Association, signed an offer sheet Friday prese nted to
him by the Milwaukee Bucks.
The 7-foot player was offered a five-year pact,
reportedly for more than SI million per season. by the
Bucks.
"We feel he is a terrific center, .. Bucks Coach Don
Nelson said. "We feel he can be one of the top centers in
the game." .
Golden State has the right offirst refusal under the
NBA's collective bargaining agreement. and could sign
Carroll by matching the. Bucks' offer. The Warriors
have 15 days to match the Bucks' offer after receiving a
copy and. 1f they fail to do so, Milwaukee will have a
binding contract with the player.
Carroll. the first player chosen m the 1980 NBA
college draft. averaged 20. I points and 8.6 rebounds per
game in four seasons with the Wamors.
Ezpreu playa hmt to Oatlawa
WOODLAND HILLS -The Ari-EE
z.ona <31btlaws will attempt to keep their 4 •
United States Football League playoff
hopes alive and the Los Angeles Express
will try to put an end to a six-game losing streak when
the teams square off tonight at Pierce College:
Arizona, which has won its last two $3mes, brings a
7-9 record into the game while the injury riddled
Express is 3-13. worst record in the US FL
Arizona avoided elimination from playoff conten-
tion by beating the Oakland lnvaden 28-21 last
Saturday night.
Tonight's game will be the first-ever home field
affair for the Express outside of the Los Angeles Coliseum.
The Express asked for and reoeivcd USFl.
permission to play their final home game at Pierce
College because of low attendance figures at the
Coliseum. where a total of only 7,7 17 fans have turned
out for the last two games.
Portland geta by Gold, 23-17
PORTLAND -Louis Jackson 0 rushed for 129 yards in 25 carries and
caught fi ve passes for another 85 yards
Friday night to pace Ponland to a 23-17
United States Football League victory over playoff-
bound Denver.
The Breakers, 6-11 , stopped the Gold deep in
Portland territory in the fi nal seconds to preserve the
upset. Tommy Haynes knocked down Bob Gaaliano's
fo urth-down pass at th e goal line to seal the victory with
25 seconds to play.
Sports on TV for weekend
Today
TELEVISION
9:30 a.m BASEBALL: This week tn bastball.
Channel 4.
I 0 a m -BASEBALL: Dodgers at Houston, Channel
4.
I O:JO a.m. -FISHING: Fishmg the West. Channel
56. •
11 a.m. -GOLF U .. Open from B1rmm1ham,
Mich .. Channel 7.
11 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 9.
' Noon -THE SPOll'nNO UFE: Profile of Jockey
Strvc Cauthen, Channel 28.
I p.m. -BASE BALL: Chicago White Sox at Anacts. Channel 4. ·
• 4 p.m. -SOCCER: Austria vs. Hungary in Europe
Group 5 World Cup quahfyina match played April 17 in
Vienna. Channel 14,
4:30 p.m. -SPORTS SPECIAL: John Maddrn hosts
a special fcatunna 1 ntemews wnh top ports pcnonalttacs.
Channel 2.
' p.m. -TftA<.'£ AND nELD: NCAA mcn't ttnd
worncn·, <'hampionsh1~ t~lo Channel 2.
10 a. m. -BASEBALL: Dod&ers at Houston. KABC
(790)
I p.m. -BASE BALL. Ch1cqo White So~ at naels,
KMPC PIO)
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TELEVISION
10 a.m. -AUTO RACING: Michigan 400 stock car
race from Brooklyn, Mich .• Channel 2. .
11 :30 a.m. -SOCCER: Argentina vs. Colombia in
Wortd Cup qualifying match (tape), Channel 34.
4 p.m. -BASEBAU.: Dodaers at Atlanta. Channel
11.
11 a.m. -GOU': U.S. Open, Channel 7.
I :30 p.m. -SPOftTSWOllLD: Boxi111 -Edwin
Rosano vs . .ErankieJbndaU in I O-round¥~•11u ftaht
from f.Ondon (delayed); Auto racina -C'"A'RT fod y car
preview Channel 4.
I :lO p.m. -SPORTS SPECIAL: Bre.nt Musburter
hosts a 'look at sports' fathers, sons and dauahters .• Channel 2.
2:30 p.m. -SPORTS SPECIAL: A close-up look at
sports from 1 child's perspective, Channel 2.
4 p.m. -JSASEB.ALL: Dodaers at Houston. Channel
11.
81).m -ftOllSEIUCINO: K.fndetp.rtcn Futurity 11
Los Afam1tos (tape), Channel 9.
· RADIO l p.m. -BASEBALL: Chicqo White Soit at An,els. KMPC (710). -
4 p.m. -BASUAU..: Dod1tr1 at Hou1ton, KAeK'
(790).
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2$ 31
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32 14
32 26
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Cltvelahd 6, Oaktend 1
Dtlroll 4, New Vor~ O
Balllmore 9, MllwaukH 3
T1aa1 4 Minnesota 7
S.eltle 13, ICa11Ml8 Cltv S
TedtV'I Gamet
CPllcaoo C8annl1t1r S-41 al A~ CMcCesklll 1·41
Mllweukff CHI-'• 4·41 11 Bafl1mo<e
(Dixon •·ll
0.kland (8irhu 7 II el Clavtlano (H .. too 4·Sl
Toronto IAltxenoer 1 31 at Bolton (Oied1 4 II
Ot1ro11 CO'Nu1 I 0) 11 New VOrk (Nltkro 7-41
Mlnntsola !Butcher •·SJ el Tuu (Mason 4·6)
KensH Cl1v (Lt lbrandl 6·31 et S.11111 (Youno •·•1 •
SundeV's Gemes (;htca110 el A11914t
K•n•es Cllv 11 Seattle
Oekland al Clevelend. 2
Oetroll al New York
Toron10 111 8011on
MllweukH el Baltimore
Mlnne.011 at Tull
N1tlonal LNo\I•
WEST DIVISION w l. Gii Sen Oit9o l• 74 Pct.
592
540
S16
S04
4J9 >n
Houston 31 77 1 C1nclnna11 30 77 3' J ,1, C>edeefs 79 78
Allenra 1S 32 • J
17 Sen Franc:lsto 7'2 36
Cnltago
Mon1re11
New York
SI LOUii
PnilaelelOhl8
P1llsDuron
EAST 01\llSION
34 72
3S 2S
31 7S
37 76
7? 36
19 37
601
Sil
561
557
319
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13
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Frklav'1 Sew.'
C>edeefs 10, A1tros 1
SI Louis 11, Chteeoo 10
Pltlst>uroh 3. Pn1laoetohla 7
Atlanta 6, Clntlnnatl •
Monrru1 S. New Yoo. 4
Sen F rantlsco S, Sen Diego 4 I It 1nn1ngs1
TectaV's Games ~ IHtflhlHr S·I) el l'lou$1on
(Kntooer 6-2)
Sen Diego IHovt 7 41 a1 Sen Franc:lsco
(Gort 3·31
SI Louh ICo• 7-21 ai Chlceoo (Fon11no1
1-11
Pnlledtlol'll• (Oennv 3· S) 111 Plll\Our11t1
(Rriodcrn 4·6)
New York (Fer11andez 1-3) al Mon1rea1
(Sche•zaaer ~71
Cincinna ti I Price 2·0) a1 Aflen1a
I Baaroslan 2· SI
Sunclllv's Gama'
Decleen a l Hou•lon
New Y0<k •I Montreal
Pllltadfllolll• er Plllst>uro,,
Cl11clnnall at Atlanla
SI. Louis el ChlClllO
San Oleoo 11 San Francisco, 2
AMERICAN LEACiUE
Wti"9 Sox 4, AneetJ 2
CHICAGO CALIFC>ttNIA
Lew If
Salezar Pf\
Hultll lb Bal~s rt
GWalV 10
F"t< c Ga mt>le Oh
Pacl!>"k dh
BoSIOn tf
JCrui 2D
Guillen u
•Orl'llll IOrhbl
4 0 I I Pell11 cf 3 0 0 0
I 0 I 0 W1llong lD I 0 I 0
S O I O C.rew lb 3 O O O s I I 0 Sconlrs dh J I I 0-
4 I 2 1 Gricn 1D 3 I 0 ~
l I I 0 Gerl>lr n 0 0 0 0
3 0 I 0 Re Jlun rf 4 0 0 0
I o o o OtCncs Jb 3 o I 2
• O 7 I R Jones ti 3 O O O
1 I o o Boone c 7 o o o • o 1 o Nerron oh I o o o
SchOlllCI U 1 0 0 0
BenlQUZ Cl 0 0 0 0
JS 4 II • T otels 11 1 3 l
Score bv lnnlnet
Chlee.. 001 001 000-4
CaNfornlll 200 000 000-2
Gama Wlnnlno RBI -Boston (71
E-JCruz OP-<Pllceoo I, Celllornle I
LOB-Chicago e. Calllornla 6
2B-SConflf's, Guillen. HR-CWalker (9).
SB-Botton (61 S-Cerew
IP H It ER 88 SO
OllUllO
Seaver W.1·• 2 2 O 6
BJerM$ S,IS l 0 0 7
Calltomla
Romanick L.7 J 6 9 1
Ctmen1, 3 1 o o o
Sffyer ollcntd 10 I balllf' In Ille e1ri.
H8P-Flsk bv Romenlclo., Boone bv
Seaver BK-Romanick T--2 3S A-ll,846
BtlllQUel
Cerew
Boone
Brow11
Milter
OtC1nces
Grich
Perils
Sconiers
Jack•on
JOl1fl
Narron
Downing
Wlltonu
Stl\Ol1elcl
Howell
Gerber
Tat1ts
ZaM
Moore
Cliburn
Luoo Romanick
Wiii
Clements
Sla1on
Cort>etl
John
McCuklll
Sencnei
Teta11
Saves
Aneet 111..-1911
llATTING
A8 R H HR R81 Pct.
11S 1• SO • 19 716
116 13 JO I IS 1S9
ISi 9 4 I 2 11 159
84 9 11 I 9 250
"' 4 • 0 0 250 14l U 3S 6 7S 245
11) 21 •7 • 11 243
llO 30 '3 I II 239
71 4 s 0 3738
lSS 17 36 1 77 231
132 23 lO • 16 111
66 8 IS 4 9 7'27
182 13 )7 4 1S 103
118 7 73 I 1 19S
115 19 33 s 11 119
38 ' 6 t ) 158 11 3 0 0 143
l,tS2 ?4• •Sf 49 21'1 .133
PITCHING
tP H 1111 SO W-l.ERA
74 , 17 I 6 7-0 1 48
lt' l ) I 8 76 4-3 l 64 ni, JO 8 n 1-1 1 6S
17 10 s 8 0-1 2 12
86 1 95 21 18 7·3 l 31
96 71 JI 59 •-6 3 38
36 16 Is 14 4-0 3 so
80 11 lt. 2t H 371 ?911 )4 12 17 2·0 4 SS
38 '> SI IS 17 2·4 470
45 46 11 76 1-4 SOO t , 13 9 4 0·0 IA CM
SU'., Sl I 20S 244 J'l • 27 l.6S
MOOrt 13 CllDurn I
NATIONAL LEACiUE
~ 10, Am.st
lwCn ANGel.H MOUfTON
SH2b
Ouncanu
L.enclr• cf Guerr8r If
Mldndolf
Brock lb
Merihtl rf
kloKla c .t.ndiMI )b
lteun o
••rll llll .Orflllll 4 0 I 0 Doren 2b 4 0 0 I
5 O O I Celltl Ill l I O O ,-o I 0 Gar111r JO l 0 0 0
3 l 7 2 Crui II 4 0 2 0
0 I 0 0 Ian Cl 4 0 , I
4 2 l I GOtYll rl • I I 0
5171 Baltevc 407 0 « I 0 0 CRtnld111 I 0 I 0
• ~ 2 I TllOn n 3 0 0 0
• 0 2 ) Nltllro o 0 0 0 0 Mlllhls o O o O o
Pnkvi. on I O O O
Solenoe> 0 0 0 0
Oewi.v o 0 0 0 0
Wtlllno on I O O O JI 10 13 t T .... t U 1 I ,
SCtrti.vlMWel
l.M A.-.. OIO UI 111-IO Hw•• 110 .. --, Game Wlnntno 1ta1 -Rtuu (I)
E-tctoecla. cn.t. OP-l.°' A""'8 L 1.01-l.M Anotlft 10, HOU\100 1 78-
..... Mllnhell H•-<iuerrtr• 2 (11),
lrocll. (t) S8-t.eftdr .. ui. Ill, S.• ( 14)
s-Nltkro '· lllVn S~-D~an. !ft H lllll aa SO u.~
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Nltll.ro \...) 1 4 I 3 • S 5 2
Mallll\ I 1·> I I I 0
loterlo 2 4 l 3 ,
Oewtrf I t1110
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IA TT1NO C IU 1t ~1a>-Coootr MJI·
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Men 1 s golf results
U.S. 0...
<•~~) r.c C11t11 •H.,_,,,.
A/ll4V Horlh 7H~ 1)j
J•vHMt 6'·6'-IU lt~k ,lhr 6'·67-13'
o.tll1 Wetaon 1?·U -1l7
0.1118¥r 70-61-lll
Tom Kiit '9·70--1Jt
ltn Floyd 72·'7-13'
Mark 0·~1re n -•7-1'9
C. SlrtllOt 7l•6t-13f
COftY Pevl11 I n -tt-UO
Pn111 Stewefl 70·10--140
ltOM .. Bleck 71-6.,_140
Sl<Nllf' HHlh 70·70--140
Fun v Zoeller 71·6._140
• BIH Gteuon 70·71-1"
~. Betltslttoi 71·70--141
Andv 8ten 69-n-141
J"k lttnMI' 72·6t-141
OeMv Ectwerd• 71·6.,_141
8ot>l>v W1dkln1 72·6._141
John Mlhetfev 72·70--141
unnv Wadkins 70-72-142
Fren« Con111r 74·61-1'2
Dick Mall 71-71-141
Jim TllOrPt 73·6.,_ 142
Don Pooltv 73·6.,_141
urrv Ntl\On 71·71--142
Oevld Frosl 74·6&-141
Brad Fuon 71·72-143
B '"atl\On 11-72-143
LH Rlnlo.lf 74-6.,_143
Jtff Grvo1t1 73-10--143
Ed Flori 71·11-143
B Lienke n -11--14]
Gt,,. Sau.rs 70-73--143
GllMoroan 11-n-143
M Halalskv 71-71--1.:J
Greg Normen 71-71--143
Plltr JatoDHn 71-73-144
Mika Relc:I 6t-7S-14A
Fred CouOIH 66·71-144
P Oo$1e<hul1 73-71--1414
JonSlnoe•ar 71-72-1414
Tonv Sills 75-70--145
OaYld Gral\em 73-72-145
JOhMv Miller 7'6-11-145
ltef11fll Alarcon 73-12-145
a-Jav s11111 16·6.,_IAS
8oD EaslWOOd 72-73-IAS
Hal Sutlon 74-71-145
~•a .. 1rw1n »·n-l•S
kolt Hoch IJ•n-1•5
LAlrrv MlH 72·7)-14S
L«en .-oo.rh 74·11-145
Frecllrlck Funll 75·70--145
G. Cllloman 75·71-14'
Tom SladlrNM 7'•73--14' Ken Maltleca 14•7'-I,..
Jeff S.ndt<s 71·7S-14'
Curt lvrum 11·7S-t ... ~t Slme>wn 13-Jrl ...
e ·S. Vtf'Pl•nk 77·.,_I ...
Tim Slrrle>.on 74·12-14'
Ken GrNn r.1·1>-14'
Wavne Levi 7S·7l-14'
fl •lecl le OVellfV
Howard Twitty 76·71-147
Oen H1tld0non 7'J71-W
Boo Mann 76·71-147
Rod Nuckolls 74-73-147
Ttrn Norr11 '13·7+-147
TOl'll W1t'°" 75•72--147
0 A Welbl'lng 7'·6.,_147
Lvnn J1n•oo 74-73-147
L.lndv Mllllf' n-7S-147
•·Sam lterwlolOll 71·7S-147
WIUleWOOd 71·10--W
Jeff Hert 77-70--147
Gerv Mertowe 7S· 73-14
Rober• Prooen 13·7S-14
Rkk OalPO• 7•·72-1 ..
Kennv Knox 74·7+-14
Grltf Moodv 14·7+-14
LH TrtYlno 16·71-IAI
Merk Wiebe 1s-n-1 ..
L. Broact. 11·71-1 ..
John lnm1n 73·7S-141 s MalO• 79.4._1 ..
Merk McNunv 71-17--1 ..
Jatlt. Nk klaus 7'·73-149
Rendv Erskine 76 73-149
Tom Co•talto Tl-76-149
Paul Ailnoer 14·7S-149
Jol\n Cook 74·7S--149
Raloh Landrum 7•·7S--149
Sieve Liel>ltr 1S-7+-149
Larrv Renu 1S·7-149
Mlkt Smltl'I 74· 7~149
Rn Caldwell 71 -7t-ISO
Cre lo Sledter 70-90-150
Ben Crtnsnaw 11-71--150
8. L.anoer 74-76-ISO
F. W1Cl•WOrlfl 76-7+.-ISO
W •led&Oufn 1S·7S-li0
Pt.It 81aduNr 74·7 .... ltO
Oannv Mllovk 11·73-lfO
8VOOV GMdrlar 74·17-UI
Dennis Trlxltf 16·7S-1SI
ll81 Allen 77 ·7t-ISI
Bruce SQ<A•l>V 11· ,.,_ 1 SI
Lou Orel\1m 7'·7S-ISI
P Fllulmons 7•·7S-1SI
Olc:lo. ZOlcOI 79-7>-lSI
Chris,..,., 7l-1t-ISI LN Cl'llM 11·1>-1'1
Scoll Tavlor 74·71-ISI
Dan POl'll 79·n-1s1
Ron Strtell. I0-72-15'
Gerv lilllbtfg 76-76-15.?
Garv Pinn• 74-71-152 •·M Treuner I0-72-152
OtYld Eowarc!l 77·1S-1S2
Hut>erl Green 73-19-ls.2
SltYe GOISCN 76-n -153
011t ltlltY 74•7'-IS3
Miii.a 8tacll.1>urn 76-17-153
JoMnv Jacobi 77·76-ISl
8111 Sander 74-7.,_ 1 SJ
John McGouoh 7S-7t-1Sl
Oennv Milter 71·7S-153
OaYICI HC)f)Oy I0·7+-IS4
Riek Creme< 77-77--1S4
Tonv Grimes 76•7t-IS4
~ Bor... I0-7S-ISS
Garv Koch 16-~lSS
V Regalado 77·7._ISS
Don Sriirev 83-n-iss
Garv Kr~ 11·77--ISS
Sluen Smith 71·76--IS6
Nick PrlGt 11-74-15'
Brian Foo• 11·7S-U6 81M Schumaker 11·76-IS1
e·W Vn Ormn 12·7S-IS7
Oen O'Neill Sl-7S-IS8
R Pencrati· 11-17--ISI
a -H Tomlnaoe 17-11-ISI
Jett Hu11ter 11-71-ISI
Boo Bllttv 82-76--ISI
Jeav Pale 78·11--IS9
Berrv Mal'llbero 80-1.,_ I St
Jemes Overton 79·'1-160
Mark Diamond 82-7.,_160
a·LH Janztn 82·7.,_161
a·Cl'lrls Towne' 84·71-162 Ro~rt Wt11z 82-81-163
Bill Rooers 91-WO
Women 'sgolfresults
Rochestw lntemaflc!MI Jane Gedoes 7S·7•-1•9 Julie Pyne
Sa11dra Palmer
J an Flvnn
78·76-154
74·80-IS4
78-76-IS4
80·7+-154
80·7S-ISS
79·1tr-ISS
74·11-ISS
7S·IO-ISS
17-7.,_lSS
84-71-lSS
76·79-ISS
87·13--lSS
79·7tr-ISS
79-77-156
80·76-156
84-77-156
79-17--156
81-1S-tS6
11·7S-IS6
75-81-156
11·7S--IS6
79-78-157
17·11-ISI
78-80-ISI
78·8l>-IS8
79-79-ISI
82-76-ISI
80·71-ISI
79·80-IS9
81-79-160
82-78-160
82-78-160
78·82-160
81-79-160
87·71-160
81-79-161
80·81-161
82·1o--167
77·86-163
79-94-163
86·71-164
U -82-166
82-84-166
(at Pl"'!Ord, N. Y.l Calhv Marl110 14·1S-149
P11 Bradtev 7•·67--141
Nancv Scran1on 70·73-143
Dawn Cot 1•·7S--1'9
Pia Nilsson 74-7S--149 Lvnn Stronev
Gall Let Hlra11
OeOble Auilln Rosie JonH 11-n-1.o Tl'larue Ht\Slon 72-17-149
S Berlolaccinl 72-11-1'3 JoAnne Carner 7S·7S--ISO
AISuko Hlkaoe n-71-14] Susie Berning 16-7-ISO A Rtinhardl
Barb ThOmH
Joan Jovce
Panv Haves
F'en11v Hammel
Lori West
Maroarel Ward
Clndv Ferro
l(elhY Hill!
OeanieWOOd
Dalt Ellllellllil
O•Oble Hall 1•·1C>-1414 Marci 8o11r1ri 7•·76-150
Judy Clerk 69·75-1414 N Brtwtr 1S·7S--ISO
L•sa Young 74·71--14S Vtekl Feroon 7S-7S-ISO
K. Posllewail 73-7?-l•S Jane Cratler 74-76-150
Vicll.i Atverez 76·69-1'S Calhv Mani 73-77-150
Pennv Puli 7•·71-14S Kathv Beker 18-72-ISO
K Wnitworcn 76·69-14S Amv atr\l 77-74-ISI
Ahce Miller 11·7-14S Pam G1e11en 16·1S-1SI
Nanc:v Looaz ~o-7S-14S 001 Germa111 17·74-ISI
$ua Ertl 11·1S-146 Cotlttn Walker 71-73--ISI
C11lhY Morse 16-70--146 Mertena Floyd 71·73-ISI M Whllmlre
C1ndvFiff
Co11nle Cl'lillaml
Keren F'ermezel
Sharon Barrell
Nancy Ltdl>eller
Jo Ann Wasllem
MJ Smltl'I
Janet Anderson 72-1+-1'6 Patti ltlno 73-71-ISI
Nancv Rul>ln 11-10--147 Kalhrvn Youno 71·7l--ISI
M Blackwelder 7J·74-147 CinClv Mecktv 13·71-ISt
M Fgrs-Oo111 77·1S-147 J KonlllaH 16·1S-ISI
Allct R11zman 7S-72-147 Jane Blalock 7S·17--IS2
RoDln Walton /S-72-147 Sallv Quinlan 78·74-IS7
Pal Mevers 72·7S--147 J Kezml•rslo.I 76·76-IS2
Sarah Lellt<IUt 75·77-IS2 Beverly Klus 73-7-'47 Judv Ellis
Barbra Miirahie 11-76-147 Bllh Solomo11 78·74-IS7 0 Mel•ltrlln
Karen Gravtev
Terri Luckhursl
N0<een F rlel
Jamie Deweese
Joyce Ben'on Barbare 811rrow
M D1cllerson
Miili Edoe
lle1 Skinner 78·7<>-ue Shellav Hamlin 78-7•-IS7
Sherri Turner 79·6t-1"8 Cerotvn Hiii 75·71-IS7
Chris JoM•on 7S-73--1"8 1"1-.ct to QvalHV
L'll ura Baugh 76-72--1 .. C••Plv Snerk 18·7S--IS3
Beverlev Davis 74·7+-1'8 Marltnt Hagge 76·77--ISl
Rulh Jeu,.n 76·71-148 Jane Lock 7t-7S--1Sl
Cindv Flom 73-7S-UI Shirley FurlOno 73·IO-IS3
Jerilyn Brllt 76-7?-1"8 Merv D1Lon11 79·74-ISl Susle Berdov
Suste Pa111r
Snerrln Galbra11n
A11ne Kellv
Nancy Maunotr
M Widman
Linde Hun•
Sanov Chnter
Kim Shlomen 76-72-1 .. Belh 011nlt1 71·7S-IS3
Bonnie Lauer 19-69-148 OeD01e Ma\HY 78-TS-ISl
CathY Oerouau• 7S-73-148
Lenore MureOt<a 76-71-1 ..
M McGeor11e 81·71--ISl
Susan Senders 77-76-ISl
Beckv Pearson 14·1&--I .. Jane• Colas 80·7-154
A Palh 74·7S-149 Senora Se>ullch 19 7S-IS4
C Chart>onnler 14·7S-1•9
Denise Slrellto 77-72-149
LtAnn Can•dev 78·76-IS4
Lynn Adams 1S·1.,_IS4
Seniors golf results
tat Oahil
BlllY Casoer 31· »--6S
Don Januerv 33-34-67
L.H Eloer 31·36-67
C Owens 34-34--61
P Tt10m•on )4-)4-68
Harvie Ward 17-37-69
Miller Barber 34-JS-69
Gav Brewer 37-32--69
Jim Powell lS-34-69
De•~ Sikes 33 -36--6•
H Henning 33-36-69
M Baldino 3"·36-70
Bill ColOns 36·34-70
8 11111 Maxwell 36-3•-70
Ken Still JS-3S-70
Ker Neolt JS·lS-70
G. Jones 34-36-70
Hulen S:<lk•~ 34-36-70
01ci.Maver
Jerrv Berl>er
Gtoroe Bever
Oovo Higgins
G La nning
BoD GoelbY
Fred Hau
Jack Fieck 0 MOOdv
0 FnslrwlO
BenSmlln
Oouo Ford
A S1vrsirn
Gene L111ler
TommvB011
Mlkt Souchak
Aatori Monjova
Jim B1rber
H JoM,on
RUNS-RIOken. B1lllmort 47 Whll
aker. Oetroll. 44, M Davis, 01kf1nd. 43, R
Htnoerson. N•w Yorio., 41, MOlilor. Mil
weukee, 39
R8t-Mallln111v. Ntw York, 4' Bevror
New York, •2. E Murray, B111lmore 41
8runensl<v. M1nntsola 40 C Johnson.
Te•al 40
HI I~,.. Bredlev. Sealllt, 11. 'luckner
BoSlon, 72, Coooer, Miiwaukee 11
f>uckell MinnHOla, 72. B~ Bostoo 10
DOUBLES-Buckner, 8oSlon, 17, Bui
!er. CleYelend, 17. Gaa11I, Minne50t11. 16
C00otr, Mllw1ukH, IS, MellfnglY New
York IS
TR!PL.ES-Wll$0!1, Keniu CllY 10
COOotl', Milwaukee 7. P\Jckelt, Mlnnesoll
6, Buller, Cltvlland, 4, MoHDv, Toron10, 4,
F' Bredlev, Seame, •. "''"''· Afl9elt, 4.
HOME RUNS-Fl\k, Chicago IS.
ArmH . Bo\lon, I•, 8runanskv, Mlnnuota
U 1(1noman, Oekland. IA, M 01v1S
Oakla nd, 14 PrllleV Seeme. 14
STOLEN BASES--Ptttts, At19141, 161 R
Henderson. New York, 21. Buller
C1eve1eno, 19, Collins. Oakland, 19, Garcia
Toro1110, 16, Moseov, foron10. 16.
PITCHING IS oecislon1)-L.amo, Tor-
onto. s-o. 3 &9; Oitd•. Boston, 4· 1. 7 75,
llem•nkll, A""'1, 7·1. ).141 Tctrran. De-
tro!!. 6-2, 4.62. Altxandl" Toronto. 1·3.
4.07. Codlroll. 0.11.lend. 7·l 416
STRIKEOUTS-Morris, Otlroll. II.
Bovd. Bo\lon, 74, F B1nnlS1er Clllc•oo 73
Burns. Chkeoo. 66. Clemt111. Boslon •S.
Hou11h. Tun 6S. Strao, Toronto, 6S
SAVES-B Jil,,,.S ChlclOO, 14 D.
Mewa, A~. IJ, J Howtll, 0.klalld, 12,
Qul11n1>errv. Kansas Cltv. 12. H1r11endt1
D•lrOlt "· lti91111H New Yor-11
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(~ ThundlV'• ~)
BAnl"4G (135 ., bets>-~. SI Louis.
l7l. McGM, SI Loul\, 3'9, Cruz, Hou•ton, m . Gwvnn, S.n 0 19" no. Parker
c1nc1nne11. >09
RUNs-<4*man St Louis 41 Herr. SI
Louis, .&O, Murl>fly Atla nta, .&O, Reina\,
Montrffl. 40. C.wvnn. San oi.oo, 37,
McGtt, St Louis, 37, Samuel, PNledt!Pllla
l1
•&t-titrr, SI Louis. SI, J Clerk, SI
Louis ... ; Muronv, Allente, 4S, GWllson.
Pl'llleottonle, 42, Parkl", Cincinnati, •I
HITS-Harr, SI LOUI•, 1e, Gwvnn, Seti
Oleoo, 1•; GerYeY, Sen Otft(), ... Ptrklf',
ClnclnrieN. 61, McGff, St LOUI\, 67
OOUILl!S-Perktf, Clnclnnall, 11.
Gwvnn, San Oleoo, 16, Herr, SI Loul\, IS.
Welleefl, MOtllfMI, IS; Taml>llton. kn
Dino. 14 ~
TRIPLEs.-McO... $1 Louis .••• ,,,.,,
MontrHI, S.
HOME llUNS-MurDl'l11. Atlante, IS, J
C:lerlt., SI L.OYI•, IJ, Cev. CIM<aoo , 1' ~ °"'91n, l01 "''""'· Clnclftllatl, 10.
SlOL N 8ASU-<Oleman. St Lou.1,
411 ~. SI. Louil 2S, L-. Clllcato,
fl, Oleddtn, Sift lfttftCl\.CO 70, 0«1\ler,
C~. 1'; llltd\n, C:lllCIMetl, II
lt!TCHING U !Md•loml-+4ewlll11,, Sen
DtMo. IHI. l.1'1 Aftdulw, $.I, LIM • 11-1.
UJ, Oet'lflle, ...... Y-' t •I, l41
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U.-IKEOUf , ,.._Yon, MIS, •ve,,, .._,CW\, n . v.a--. ~
"' J O....to11. ,.-1i-.ourtt1. '°· SOio. Clntln •
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Smtltl, CNtMo. 15, ~Sift 0.... )4
0 5n'l•lll, *"'*'· 1Jf lvlltr. "'*''' '
36·3.t-70
34-37-71
lt-JS--11
33 311-11
33 31-71
37 14-11
lS36-71
lS-36-71
)6·36-12
3•-31-17
JS-37-11
)6-36-17
31-35-12
JS-37-17
JS·37-72
3•-39-13 34·39-13
31-36-13
37-36-13
Boo Er·ckson
Boo S1eom11n
Pe•e Brown
Boo Scone
M Fe1ct110
Arl WIJ I
H Jo,,nson
C Sifford
E ldrlge M1te1
8111 Jonn11on
L1one1 HeDerl
Muon RudOIPrl
oouo S111'ders
Ted Kroll
Henrv Ransom
Freo Hawkins
B McCa11i11er
Jim Cheilnu1
.
36-31-13
31·41-11
36-ll-7'
-· 3S-Jt-74
19-JS-1•
36-38-1'
l8 )tr-7•
34-41-75
l7-38-7S
40·JS-7S
l4·41-7S
38-38-16
36-•<>-76
39-39-71
31-37-71
39-39-71
lF4'>-71
· 41-39-IO
USFL
WESTERN CONFERENCE
W L. T Pct. PF PA
.. Oa11.11nd 11 4 I 719 .aoe 309
• Dt n•tr 11 6 0 6'7 •21 341
Houston 9 7 o 563 474 330
Arizona 1 9 O '38 311 3S7
PO<llctnCI 6 11 0 3S3 162 .&01
San Anlonlo 4 11 O 2SO 254 374
E•PA's J 13 0 lat 7"6 •II
EASTERN CONFE•EMCE
• Brm119hm 11 4 0 7SO 408 176
• New Jrw 11 S 0 688 383 J2'
Memohls 9 1 O 563 l S9 JO'I r amoa Bev 9 1 O S6J 377 370
Belllmorf' 8 7 I SJ I 289 240
laCk5onvllll' 8 8 0 SOC> l6S 36~
Orlando ~ 11 0 2SO 181 433
c·cl1n,heo olovoH Derth
Frldev's Score
Por1111nd 13, Denver 17
Tadllv's Gamti
Arliona v• Expreu el Pierce co11eor
Orlendo et 8elllmort
Jecksonvillt e1 Memohl•
Birm1110h•m a1 r 1moa Bav
New Jersev al Oakland
Mendav'• Gemes
S.n Antonio ar Houlton
l'rldav'i Games
I xpress al Orlando
SaNrdav. June ?l
Aruon1 11 Mtmohls
~v. June u
81rm1119hem •' New Jtrsev
Denver et Jaclo.$0!1vlltt
Porltllnd 81 San Anlonto
Tem1>1 Bev al tlalll,,_, Meilldev, '-i.
0.11.teno er Hou1too
°"° '" ftlhlM MIW~llT LANDING (Ntw!Nf"f
IMdl)-IOI l t191f>" 111 INICl\e,-el. lOl
sand b41n, I r0<1\llsh. S •cutiHn
OA\llV'I LOCKI,_ (""'11ert ... di)
_,49 11191tn 4 berrecuda S6 Donllo •
ytflOwll)l. J lltllbul, 1 ... Ul>GO oeu 41•
Mlftll Mn, )tS m.cto.trt4, n roe)<lip.
Tiltt ..... , ... ~
LOS ANGILIS -Cttlaie l ke, l.11111
-~ lttMf'VO<r Pvremld Leto.•
•1v1aSt01 -'"""*' Leu Hert111 Lai.t
SAM •lllM .. DtNO -Gr.-orv L.e'-t
,,..,... Llllt S.llle Ant ••¥9r $anla Ant
It l\IW ( tOlllll I0<1I.)
IAM OUE.O -Cuv-.a Ullt
V8NTUttA -P.rtJ L"'•
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KINI ..... ., !Oemocrel 0etn le K•1
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,.ST lACI. UO verctl
Lev Ill Tree" IMil<Mltl 12 60 6 .O • '° Wonl OIMv D•lv 11.-1•1 '20 • 40
Mol\llel •lcllft I Flom I I 00
Time 11n
'2 IXACTA 14-l l Hid ~ 00
HCONO llACI. )SO yer~n
JuoolrntXIOCI CLacknl '°' Mv Kind Of Town <Cer<1o1al
Medellin CLtwlll Time. 11.11.
uo 00
t.lO uo uo
12 IXA,CTA CS·IOI Peld UUO. n.•o llACI. a verch
L._. PowOtr <Gerclel 1 '°
fntor1. SftOll CMltcntlll r .... Hurrell IL.ewl.i
Time. 20 11
f'OUllTH llACI. 440 vM'Cll
4 20 ).00 uo J.00·
t.00
ICll>!Uflt (Gerclal 35 20 1 ... 0 6 60
Little Bid ol Tlmt (81fCI) I I to 1 00
Wlndv K81 CLewl1J 4 60
Time· n» n Ix.ACTA (2·11 Oald i1S710 ""™ llACI. JSO vardi RalM A S.Crel (Harli S 40
P1m1 Easv Rovellv (CerOOtel
RtOI P1ss (WMCll
Time 17 17 n IXACTA 12· II oe10 Wl60
SIXTH •ACI. 110 verd1
Well!. On Air <Garcia ) 1110
ReQWll Clleroa< tPautlntl SOut OI A C"8mo (Piikenton)
Time 4517
12 l!XACTA (1·11 oa10 U.to
SEVENTH aACI. JSO vard\
360 300
960 S40
• 60
460 320
t OO 300
00
Docs Trew llerCll 3010 12 eo s 00
Mtrrclune tPllktnlonl 4 &O l &O
Rich And Foxv ICreeoerl l 60
Time 17 IO
U EXACTA (3·4) oalo t13800
EIGHTH •ACE. 350 verCls 0Hh~B~n (G~l 6IO
Berlos Buttwcuo I Lackev I
Mandv FIO ICrHlltrl
Time 1770 n l!XACTA (1·3) o•ld '" 60
uo 120
2.IO 210
160
U .. ICK SIX 1/.-2·2·7·3·1) oaid
S 141.63• 20 wllh two wlnneri (\IX l\Orie1). S2 Pick Silt Consola!lon oalCI s 1.199 10 wllh
62 wln11trs lllYt llc>r\H)
NINTH •ACI. 350 vard\
Neall Wonder (BrOOksl 2160
010111no For GOid (H•rt)
11~1or11 DHl'I (Cardoal
Time 17 6S
1300 460
llO 4 00
310
n l!XACTA (6-9) oeld S2'2 60
Atttndllnct 9.Sl4 0 Holvwood Pl,_
l'lllOA Y'S llESUL. TS
<J9th If 67-dlv "*"tutHlred ~I
l'YUT llACE. One milt
Retormulalt tEsirada) IS 10
Whlos n' Jl1191ts (Sttv•ns)
Grev Gaunllal IOomlnvutll
Time 135 4 S
SECOND •ACE. 6 lurtonos Bullo Z (Mala) 3 llO
h ldv <S•evens)
Ms Wlndv Road (Pt<trozal
Time 11171S
SID 400
360 7IO
3 '°
360 300
610 HO
l .60
n DAIL. y OOUaL.I 17 4) P8iCI °' 10
THIRD •ACll. 6 furlonos BHU Best (Pedro111) 7 00 l ?O 1.&0
F1ee1wlng <Dt1ahouu1vel 3 00 2 . .&0
Balcaier's Bov (F'lncevl 2 IO
Time 111 JtS
SS EXACTA (11·6) oeld «ts8
FOURTH RACE. 6 lurlQnlls.
Jlnote (Ot1ariouuave) 1.80
An1111 On High (S1tven5)
GOiden CerouMll (Hawlevl
Time I 09 • S U EXACT A 13 71 oa10 S67 SO
FIFTH RAC&. I , m1111
Tommy ThOmi IHewltyl 110
Tofulll 1P1ncavl
Ml • Forlune IPedrozt)
T1mt I SI 2 S S5 EXACTA (S·71 01110 '3150
SIXTH •ACE. S furlongs
Fashion DvnaltY (Mala) S 00
St>t' Int M1n1 (Plncevl
Mv Ledtts Tloer ISlbillel
Time S71S
420 3.0
320 260
7 40
JOO 210
1&0 220
76()
1 '° 2 10 HO 2 10
2 10
U EXACTA (S·ll 01110 '31SO
SIVINTH •ACI. I I It. mllfl on tun
let Sltller I Otl'l1v I ti 60 S .&() l &O
DQ·M1111 Leaf (McHeroutl • 70 l 00
Wigwams Art Out !Hawltvl l 60
DO-f'tnlSMd first a11Queflfltd ano
01act<1 second
T;rne I •7 4 S
S5 EXACT A 12 8 oa a st•6 SO
S2 .. ICI( SIX • 4 II 3 S S 1 0110
U 148 60 to l6 .. inning 11c•e1~ IS•~ nones!
l1 ?.ck s., conso•ation oe10 1720 eo •o 889
winning •·c~els (live FIO•\est
EIGHTH RACE One m1ie
Seve n nan Da nte•
I Snoe m aMtr I
Ro\t Cream !Bazel
River Fame IPl11cavl
• 60 7 20 7 10 , '° 110 210
Tim• 1~s1.s
U EXACTA (1·21 oald17SSO
NINTH llACE. 1 furlongs
Cou111rv Manor IHewlevl SOO
E•oloslY• Peuer (Mtlll
Soveroon Sier lShotmet<trl
T1mt I 21 I'S
i s EXACT A (3· I) oe10 \33 SO
.\Htndante 11 663
-(_ > .
119 ASICM NIT
l"tRST •OUND
NCN.?2
tel H1,,..,d)
340 7 60
JOO 120
3'10
SI JOM \ ell 4) .. Nevv (2'·61
Auourn 122 121 YS West Virgm1a 120·61
tat Clnc:IMa"I
Tulia 173 11 vs Oevton I 19 91
LOulSV•lle 19 161 YI M11m1 01'110
·• 10 111 <•1 Htustonl
fe••• A&M 1• 11 1 v\ Alal>ama B rm
n11nam 2~ 91
Ou•e (73 81 v• Larner 110 121
111 Denver!
wasn1nucon 17'2·10) ~• TnH El F'uo n 101
l(al\Mn 116·1) vs P•ooero1ne t 23-9\
Note Seco11o·round oames No• 2•
\em1l1nals NOY '79 •I Ntw Yor.. tln•ts
Oec I 11 New Vorlt
FrldaV'I tT'MlMC'ften\
aAH•ALL
Amet1u11 l.~
CHICAGO WHITE SOX-RtcatleCI J.;tn
Aoosro polclltr trom luttalO of '"' Amtrl un Anoclel'()n Oe>liontcl Brven Lutlt
•nflttder 10 lluHeto
MILWAUKEE 81!EWEltS-•~11vateCI
111" Sthr~ t alcller Ootloned Rn Sae·
reg• ottcher 10 lltnc:ouver o• trie f"11C1fk
Coa51 LHOl.it
Nl~L.H-
NEW YORK ME TS-Stoned sreor..n
we1Dorn Metlo. WlltOuOllOV e ncs Merk
IOl1Jllv Pltclltrs 10 trM·e~1 coo1rec1,
.t.ulontd Wttt>orn to L.1ftlt ~ells ot ttw Ntw
YO<lo. PeM l.M-•M WillOulll'\Ov end
I OMtv to k1llO\C!Oft Cll IN! APOllnf\1111
Lteoue
l'ITHBUROH f"t•A TES-Ne._. Wllt11
$1•, ... ""' Dase coa<.h
$T 1..0UIS CAllOIMAL\ S•tlfttl<I J~ M.tof•"' pjlC~ to t.N-e""' contrec1
·~~•nAu ... ....., .. tll...,Auec .. ._
Mll.WAUICft aUCKS-S.,,.O M
•arrv Car~ tf'ltff' 10 aft otter "'"'
PO•T\.AND T1tA11..e l AlfltS-Tr'4eel
lkf'l\afd Tl'lomMclll. -· IO Ille ~II ~ f'Ot • \ICOlld ·ro.;M dl'en Diel< lfl , .. ,
.-OOTIA&A ...... ~.._ .....
8Ul"FAL.0 81t.l.S-Sl9Me ••• ~lffift
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T t1WY , COi --~
Orange COut OAIL.Y PILOT/Salwday. June 15, 1818
·Major league
statistics
~~
(~ """MW'• ..,...,
8o"Oll
MkwlftOle
Mllweull ..
Toron10
New Yortl
Oekland
o.rroit
Otveleftd
••lllMor•
T ....
S..llle
Kenw1Cl1v
~
c.n1orn1a
TIAM a.&TTIMG
.. • " .... .,,aa ,,.. 2n sss • m m 1m 110 m s. MO m
lltl lll 51' 30 ZM .11•
2001 217 SH 51 210 .U1 1• I 274 .,, '1 71' ,,.s
1t'l7 2'6 SJl1 61 us 262
IM) 2" S06 •1 2" .261 1MJ 714 •n u m .2SJ
llff 771 4IO 6J 2S7 U3
"" 22J ..,, .. 104 24t 1• 244 .. I ft m .1A2 IM ,., ~ ... 212 240
1110 m m S2 211 .tlf
1m u1 0 1 ., m 235
utDIVIOUAL aAT'l"IMG c•., _ .,, .. ,.,
A• • " .... ., .. d
C-MU '10 27 n 4 11 ,l4l
G~o~ ~ll 29 2 I~
TOllMof\ Tea 11 10 29 0 1 l33
Whltak., Otl ?01 4• .. I 77 ll3
PBredtev St• n6 34 71 10 35 l31
8oc,,te Oall \)I 16 '4 I IS 211
Hulett Cnl 110 11 )6 2 U l27
Salas Min 173 IS 40 , 11 l2S
RHtnd\Otl NY 161 '7 Sf 6 20 m
Gadn\en Bin 171 lO SS S 21 312
Mu1Hn11u Tor 132 11 42 3 n 311
IUClo.111( Bsn ,,, ,, n s ZI ) 14
Molitor Mii 711 J9 " S 11 313
WMI Tor 1:16 1) '7 7 7S )Of
Boooi Bsn 227 2S 70 2 24 lOI
Butter Cit :ns 34 69 I 10 l07
M01v1s Oaio. 190 43 SI 14 39 JOS
Breit l(an lit 32 S7 I JS )()1
Brunen,i...-Min 203 33 61 I• .0 JOO
B•rr'tll Bsn ... 23 so I n ?91
HalCl!et Min 221 7t 6' 2 74 191
Grttfln 01~ 1'7 22 S7 I 29 297
G•one Min IOI 19 32 I 10 ?t6
EMurr av Bii 190 36 56 I 42 ?9S
RIOken Bii 272 47 65 9 39 293 •
Tabler Cit Ill ?2 SS 1 JI 29>
Puektll Mill 247 JO n 7 35 2'1
JncoDv Cle 207 11 60 9 lO 190
Teulctl Min 183 28 Sl • 26 190
R lee Bsn 231 36 67 12 39 219
GBe11 Tor 733 34 67 II 36 111 Malllngly NV 219 76 6J 6 .. :lM
Smallev Min 163 24 47 S 19 zee
Beniquez Cal 17S 24 SO • 19 716 LNParlsn Otc 213 21 41 9 36 716
You111 Mil 199 JO 57 6 JO 716
Dwnr 811 123 :n JS 3 17 1tS
Franco Cle ?00 31 S7 1 7S 28S
Orta Ka" ISi 18 4S 7 24 1tS 8urrU9~ i'f>r II 10 1S 3 13 1"
Slleell Bit 138 ?O 39 I 25 213 Betnzrd.C~ 149 21 ., • 11 m
W1nl1t10 NY 21J 36 60 1 31 7t?
Wero To 232 )I 6S • 78 2tO
GWalaer C,,1 ?01 30 56 I l1 279
Vu~OYtCh Cle ISi 17 « I 14 771
Trammll Del 731 27 6' 6 2S 771
Ftf'nno1 Tl>' 199 1l SS I X> 276
Ranootl>l'I NY ,193 lO S3 I n 21S
Garc111 Tor 2S2 2• 69 I 19 11•
l.acv Bii 132 17 36 J 10 713
Be1ries Cn1 201 11 SS • 17 )72
A01vl1 Sea 100 23 S4 S 10 210 GHlll Min ?00 )I 54 I .)() 270
K G1oson Oet 196 21 S3 10 39 770
Harr eh T n 160 JO '3 3 14 269
L vnn Bii 209 28 S6 10 32 7 ..
BBell Tt~ 217 23 S8 4 26 267
ConMllv 811 16 14 23 3 l• 267
F•lk C,,1 172 30 46 IS J9 767
Ganlner Mil 184 21 •9 1 13 266
Cerew Cal I 13 23 30 I 16 26S
Lemon Oet • 181 19 .. 7 21 26S
8arfleldTor 197 ~l S2 11 29 144
Grlttev NV 171 IS 32 l 10 144
800t1e Cat l S6 9 41 1 11 7.:1
Presiev See 113 17 S6 14 JA 2.:1
Wllt<er50n Te• 14S 16 l8 0 1 2'7
Wiison Kan 7414 30 6' 7 IS 767
Baylor NY 191 JJ SI II •? 251
B•rra NY t9 1 13 I 1 251
CJoMson lct• 190 23 49 9 &O ?SI
Mo\et>Y TO< 717 31 S6 S 14 258
Simmons Mil 111 22 .. I 1S 217
Scnroeder Mll 12 9 71 6 16 256
OeEva111 Oet 161 22 41 ti 14 2SS
Mlluue« Tl>' 102 II 16 1 13 1SS
Wy-r NY 1n IS 4S • n 254
OHlll O.to. 1.:1 14 • t 1 II 2S2
Perconle Sea Ill II '6 I J 2S I
Colilfls O.!o. 7ill JO S2 1 14 1SO
MC Bron Cl! ... 9 11 I 9 1SO
Enter Bii' 213 31 Sl 1 16 1 ..
Lenstord 0.k 17S 14 S6 7 13 74'
BalDon• Ken m 1S SS 10 1t 7 ..
F1t1cner Ch 119 9 37 O ll 7'8
Grocnc11 170 21 •7 • 11 141
CMoore Mii 17? II lO 0 11 ,,.
OuBuer Oe• 101 11 1S 21 74S
8root<en\ De• 1)\ 10 l3 13 7414
Gullerrez Bsr· 111 1 JI I) 144
LAF'ar sn Te< 10s 16 so II n 1414
OeC1nces Cai 140 la l4 6 1l 14l
Law Cn1 l.&O 17 3• 1 l• 74)
Pettis Cn1 1n 79 •l 1 11 1'3
Armes B111 190 7S 46 14 30 ~•1
G ThOmu Sea 120 19 19 9 1l 147
l(lngman Oak 21 S 2S S7 14 l4 747
Ooll1"e Mil Ill IS 32 2;.., 13 741
Slaugh! To 174 l• •7 • 11 141
Hearn Oak 179 2S •J 6 2• 2&0
OHt<1•011 See 202 26 41 6 26 738
ReJ111<1on Cal IS I 17 36 1 17 138
Cowens See 167 21 38 S I' 7JS
SundDer11 Kan 170 70 &O 6 11 13S
RJones Cal 119 2J JO 9 26 733
Herncson Oe1 181 71 42 • 11 231
Carter Cjt IS1 ?O lS l 70 130
Oemowv Bn 1)9 19 l2 • X> 2JO
t<rt>et< Min 126 73 S2 1 ll 730
Meacha m NV 161 7S 17 O 11 130
UPsnew TO' 113 lS &o b )7 2JO
NS1mrnons De• 13 11 to 3 10 219
Sner101n Kan 14' 11 ll '1 119
While Ka" 19• It 4' 1'> 211
Gron Bii llS 14 16 t> I 2'U
MKYoull9 BI 111 IS 7S ' s ns
Moilev l(an 14 1 19 JI 6 IS 220
Mur"Phv ()ak 116 )) 4 I O 16 120
8o\lon Ci" 116 II 27 l tO 21'
Gu111e11 Cn· 167 22 H 0 I 210
JCruz c"' 100 10 11 0 6 210
OBroen T,. 104 II 42 • 11 106
Oown111g Ca 1'7 23 37 ~ 2S 703
Oa~ Bn 119 17 1• 1 101
OwEvMl Bsn 19'1 )1 .&() 18 201
Owe11 Su ISi It lO 9 19'1
LSm111'\ Ken I t I& i. 191
McOwe11 Te~ 01 11 '9 106
Cvl\CfOC" 'ar J• 11 16 t •9& Scnote1aCa 171 10 n 1• 101
w ••0~11 '"' • 1 , n ''' INDIVIDUAL PITCHING
c • or mort dK1tton\)
1<ern11nc1z De•
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Mo<r11 O.•
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ll1ght1t NY
LeOrl\dt ... ,.
BG,Dson Y.
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S.aver C'I•
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KIM>n 8\1'
,_omeniclo. C •
GNecsont"'
RHmU$11 NY
Crawtord Bsn
Petrv 09•
' WIOrY NV
C ltmtn' B.,,
OJKkM>n Ktn
S.Dr~ l(a11
H"1011c ..
WlllCll
Burns Ch•
HQU9h Tt•
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Ca lJCl\11 T0<
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COWlt"f NV
Al~t11110e•
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l6 l> 11 19 1 2 7S
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• Pru;ra miat be 1nduded in 1~ •J • llor. 001 "Pllh "' rh .. rt .. I t' lalt', rr1111I, C>r htlp wanted ciuliGeetaona or automobtka pm•l'<I ovt'r 12000
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11• ••• , ...... St• •11 Wu ... ... ...... ... .. ......... "" "~~ • ... •1~ ~ ':. FIT& ... PIT •. M!'!~ • .! ........ COOK-HOUSEKEEPER. D?,0 LOVER w1 tnted: Wiii 11ir1tylllf &ahtMf 111-.lllllll'M ............. -~., .......... ...,._, wknd1Juty,&llrtt2wnda tr .. ngroomer nexcNlnQe oasu Salon. CdM buayflllntlywlttltwo~
flower 5-46-4258 cln ..,.,._,anoe & good Aug. p1ue ,..t 2 wk• tor kenMI ~. 546-28'1 &40-1900 5 & 3 yta, neect. a IP9CIM
drtvlng recofd OMV ,.. Auguat dally, tw.tn °' pereon to tM<e ear. of ue,
p0t1 le ceq. Stwt $4.60 out. (213) 211-1309 lllQll ... must wu1 b9 In d'large of entv.
Ft\1111\ ADS p/hr. ~ 3112 Pullman OYW 21-od recorct. Looking '°' 8 t>uty. clNn, ~: ~ ,,_., UUl1U St. C.M. 761·2UO Vet.,..,. C.0. 493-8888 happy anop?? Yov've erranda. MU1t tw4 OM\ ·-a lllUBllPll Ull 11 Pl • found n. Some cilentele cer. 5 days. 8a6aty open ARE FREE -Pwt time cerrler coun..... • pl'ef. H.B. Mary H2--M97 Refl ...... &44 ISM._... for arthrltlci womtn. Mon· ed Hel -... • •VlllA• TIWI . ~-,: ·
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water fish tank with glasa, drawer dr....,. $2S. Mir· ;..,.., ~.-;;t lamp;': ~~O.. = Full chg/refa/Eng IPMk· WOt1t days/ flexlt>W"hra. Ht 16fi pllel. v 3-1 Sertou9 ret.renoe chedt.
fold b1ck cover 1nd rOf $5 Bar atOOI 122 W<>t1tlng $45. Womene S35. Tonka l0)'9 S1-$4. LOST: blk toy p()Odle, Vic. Ing. Xlnt Mlary. Llw In Commlaalon only. EOE , M/F/H •llf ...... Call 7eo-4702
stand, allO all equipment Deak chair S5. Black & clothee .. 14, 25441. Blanket• "4·S5. 2082 Clay & El Moclenl. N.B. position. 675-8 t88 ~!~~.~~~ m-u··-uy IOlllL ..... --··-.. ready'°' fish and Wit«! white TV S12. Wood Young teen•. boy1 MerlanW11y,eo.1aMeu. 53l-t468 APT MGR M ••11915 -· ......... & ...__....
Excellent t>uyt S35 An· mahogany cabinet $22. clothH 25•·11. 2048 831-.3416 Lost:BURM~E cat/ml 14 un11a In ~~~·N~°::: ........ , Real Eatate & ~ntlng ... ......... n~ra':,~ ~~
tlque headbo1rd i nd Ratten chair and ottoman Chene StrMt. SatUtday ,,,,__...,.._______ CdM. Beige/gold eyes 537-0380 M-F 11·5PM -IXI* pref 261-1930 ~ .... fen to coordinate wall dec:Of
tootboerd, meple rope $28. WOOd picnic tlb6e _Ol'tto/ ____ • _10ern-3pm ___ . ___ DIVING bowd and pool Fln .... an. Rwrd..,59-17&9 A l&l.... l&l.YPl.IT ,u .. -•/p.n.. UY In .. ~ & -----..... II style bed. no aide rail• $25. Book• s2. Olrectore allde with ladder and 'V dWn-·"' -..-,...,.,,_ .,.,..,.. .. ,
135. Call 54S· 7363 chalra StO FoldlngoNIWI LUGGAGE: 2~1Uft• Tour-water 1ttachment. LOST-whit• f«Nle Boxllf. TIUPlllll UUI Wiii train. Apply Mon 17tfl IOllll ,. ... ALI trlln. FT/PT. &48-tn4
before noon! s2. TOOi• 50t. WOOd 19ter (coet 170) '20. Extra &42-<4808 (Choakk1) nr ee.ch & Needed for cl•Hllled or Tues 18th, 01m to 2pm at Cottonwood School. en-UIAL lllllTUY
2 BAA stools 2 ror $40, saws St.50 .Vice 13. 2 (lerge .!5°'!~ .c!~'90Y·~~ LARGE w1ter cooled 11< Hell, H.B. Me-53ee advertlllngctept.1tr1pld· IHlnD 111.P 11 Sennc:e Dept Newport rollment 187· Hamilton Part time 3dayep/Wk (M·
Highchair S 10 Type-giant elem shell 120. cost -) •"'· .,_.. ~ conditioner $50. ChMt ol LOST woman1 pur1e at ly expanding local dally F & Pltlme, flex hr9. Appty Nl11an 838 Dove St. NB School, enrollment 280· T & Fri) . .' LhlQatlon firm In
wrltllf $50. Type tlble $5. Shark llWI se. On, ~and ~tlree: 3-0R df...,. S25. Chain hoist Dl1neyl1nd Jun1 12. newspaper. Aggr ... I.,. In penon Orenge Julius, No phone cati. pleeM Min quallflcatlone:; gen· NB. Call 478-7018
Sw!Yel en.in 2 tor S 111. smash bill requet 13. 70x1S W.W ... few $50. 2· $17. RevoMng tool rectt Paper & pnotogr~I Im-Mlf-dllcipllned lndlvld· 711 E Balboa 81. Penln. Fiii....... eral ldmlnlstretlon, gen· o. S2S Big stick $8. Glau bell lloats S1. G-70x14 on G.M. nm. $5. Powet lawnmower ~d 'uat1 may earn excellent eral elementary echool unllA9 S~and D 104 mike Framed plcturM 112. toe $50 J*r. 2..,,.. Unlroylll 110. Handmower 14. found. 788-4251 Income (Mlary & com-CUSTODIAN ~·:f'•yerb!ao::r:~-admln., standatd edmln. Chrl111en Camp aettlng,
S25. Ext1nd a table S50. crusher 12. Bukets SO.. G78x15, 2-G7h16 all on Lldle91celkate$4. Men• minion), benefit• 1nd ...... ..,., 8s0-42~cf or 638.:573 atandard elementary muat be oertltled & be Tennie racket St. Book• Tiie colored St. ee.ch Ford or n...t-. --.......... toe lkatee a.c. Bench Found: Small Siamese advancement opportunl-It • J..... sctioot admln., or 1dmln· 18+ _.., 714 728-0141
l l-$5. Tollet IMt s1. chairs $2. Catd table M . wt\Mle, ~'~p;j;' grinder $5. Dining tib6e Cat-Vic Promontory ty. Telephone Salee IX· For more detalls, ... our 1 · v ... 11tratlve eervlCel creden-, .•
Heatllf fana s t-13 Small 29741 Ivy Glenn, Leguna 1-H78x1S on rim $20 and four c:natrs $20. 3000 Pt-875-5859 perlence required, medll Id under MAINTEN-11111&1. IH/lllPT tlal required, Previous um ..
ber llnk with faucets S20 Nlguel. 495-2828 531-3701 ~. Costa Meea. Loet: *Grey w/muttl oolor experience ad Yin· ANCE. EOE. lor R. E. Mgmt firm In admlnlllrev11ve exper IUll time llne cook fOt The
Stalnlen 3 Bay ber llntt 91$-M99. NMt Biker fem Cat. Vic Clay& Weat-t1g9C>Ua.Sendreeumeto: CdM front ofc IPPMI' pref bUt not required Hoc>. F V. 984-1422 aft 3,
SlO Smoke OetlCtOf 13. EVORATIVE water cooler MOTOR mount 115 and Falnltew mlnater NB 848-1008 Attn; Mellnda 'T'Mdtery lm llYm etllci9nt secty lkllll. FrT'. Salary· $36, l97-S40.89S Ull for A1y.
0. chair S15. Adding StO Sylv1nla stereo Alumlnum earl $15 •••1-•-.. AIY 11200 N .. _,Jh Work yellr: 204 d1y1. ---------machine StO. Hartequln wood cabinet SSO. Hind pump .... T ....... LUM5 BER '!""1 two 2xl~ Found: LWoe 8lllCk male • -• C 11 •• · mo. 0 .,_7~"' .. 900•1· Deadllne for applylng: UYI • .....
Rom1noe 5 for St. 8 Toutmuter electrlc acopic:NW1nd'°;ult~ 11t. botn 10. 1·2Xv Cat with white tummy, INILYPtl.IT .., ..... "" ..... aryanne,v<>-Julyt,1985Appllc1tlonl1orhomelortl'l911der1y.
box.. antique mirrors oven S 10. Brus twin er $1S. Garden tools 13 tOtt. se. Lota ml1c. paws and fl09 (whit• P.O. Box 1580 new c:oemetic company In lllllAL llF• may be obtained by con-S 1200 mo plua room &
S50 au Movie camllfl headboard S5. New dolle each. 848-9053 =~thT;~:..:. eplotchet). Very fr1endly Cost• Mesa. Ca. 92828 the lrWle eree needs AM19tSaleaCoordlnator& tactlngOf'.SuNnJ. F\aln-board: 47e:,2178
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der mlrrore $5. LA/78 S 10. S1turday 8arn-4pm. MOVING I A" Goel! A~ cellent S 12. 8ltd cage 13. didn't h...,. eny cotlan to trernely fnendty people wpm a lO-kay proflcien-sonnel/Communlty Rel• IUT llT11I Chaln.S10. Duet mops S1 3095 'B' Qlngs. Hatbof tlQue Singer -~ Kitchen table, bergaln teM.me who 1'19 la. He wu for cu1tomer aervlce c:y, ftllng. Ute phonee. tlon1, Hemet Unified Apply MCh S~at~d 13-IS. t,o Spires, beck two I o.ic c ~""' $5. Cuh. 53&-8262 1omeooea pet and loYe: dept. Xlnt phone vote., Jeulea 873-0760 School 011trlct. 2360 W tu!I or part time. In
Foldup luggage carrier streets, Costa Mesa. ~h nebue ~· ~R --EF_R_IG_E_RA_TO_R_l30___ now It my door step-good w/people, patient I Latham A.,., Hemet, Ca. ~:s a.c·· ~~et,
SS. Old lire extlngullher soti • amaged -v $50 :: hUngr'y. I haw 3 klttena very dlplom.tlc. Muat be llllUL lfflOI 92343 Telephone (714) 1 o. OU wy,
S5 Step ladder s1 Golf FOUR rooms of ueed good t~ue = =t:-:;, erU. ~~:U:: sso: and can't keep him. ..,./lllTY able to tM<e "the neat" Must type 50WPM. non 858-217 text. 421 EOE Laguna Beach.
cart S8 Beer signs 120. grade cleen carpet. St Oak and hard wooda both Antique "Y-*• Clip-,,..._ ,_,....._, he Medi Full ctwoe bookkeeper-Expw. pref. Call Judy, smoker pref. Newport hst/htteu IUIUl UlllTUT
Camper Ice box 15. yard. 548-2134 S1turday rellnlahed and profeeta per" lied $50. "Peer.on" htl f8INlyl Vic Pacific ~ary fOf yacht aaJea 250-1C>ee W19tem Corl> .. nr O.C. Camper steps $5. Fog end SundlY 2289 Col-$4-~. 4 Solid oetc ,.. bow (45# AMO S2'') $50. federal Bldg 11th I offtoe. N.B. &42· 1S57 Airport. Call Mlchelle, fff4 S.ntn Expw. front & bO ofc.
llgttt1 S3 PA syst9"' $25. umbla Or Costa Mesa. finished da.wv. ch*' l20 . 775-4243 HW'bor/ Newport BtYd. IHI DTIY 714/ 851.0S 17 Apply In person, 3-6pm Biiinguai S'*"9tt, WOt1t a., lrult vendor $5 Cast "~'V Caoll Lauree.42-4321 x312 lllT .. ID WUI train. Must type 60 Mon-Fri. Hots Hut Rea· Sat & Sun a.m-<4pm, or
Iron grlddle sa. Truck =: = ba~ ~-R_E_F_R_IG_E_RA_T_O_R-.-bott--om-Of 842-1593 wtcnde H.S. or Col. Student to WPM, non lm()I(.,.. pref. lllllAI. lff• 11urenta, 18850 Douglu, 4pm-12mldn1Qht, °' WOl'1t
mount black board $10. FULL ll:te gu renge S50. freezer 22 cu ft $50. ___ ._ ._11 wonc on wood ketch, N.B. Newport Weetern Corp .. Leading peat control com-lrvlne. 752· 7 tSS both lhlft1. 831-3"1
Fan $5. Straight blCk 1~ Ml11mar 875-t358 H~~ 40'1 combo Trampollne 36" round ...__ #9 .,..._ 531-8480 nr O.C. Airport. Call pany needl temporary -
chair S5 2040 Republic, GOOD used c1rpet, 2 ~fS s.-:...a.:;d~y t~ StO. Pltlo table, gl ... ;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;1;;1---------Michele, 714/851-0517 general otnce pet'IOf'lnel. HOUSEKEEPING SEA· llllULUlllJUf
Cost• Mesa. S.2-7958 piecel 15 yduach, green llzes s 14-$50. Ex~t top $25. 87~ E~'and 8CCIW your HHlllftl '/I BTIL ... ,11•n Entry level orco•ltlon, VICE wants nice, lflendty Expw. front ofc. lnauranee
36 INCH round butcher beige S50 each Interior Olk Tucher• dee« 150 1pouH, glrlfrtencl, Ae18119tot91n Npt. Bch. AN typing req. c exper. team memt>en, FT/PT bllllng. Medicare &
block table. Walnut stain doo<s with hardWare S5 2 Twenty's Oluelc oak NYLON CWpets: Cham-boyfriend or fellow book• to trial~ on Experience necn11rl' helptul. Call Mr. Teylor. $4.50/M .50 p/hr Mop worker's comp. Mon thru
Like new sso. 552-3075 each. 10· foldlng shuttllfs deaka. need rellnlth "45 pegne color, mes up to work.,., for Oltty 1 19.95. INlnUll ayetem. 15-20 Laguna Hiiie. 77()...427 AM• 979-8021 Squid, 557-9097 Fri 8am-4pm, 531-39" ~w~~~~ll~ eac~~~~~~ 1~5~1t.~l18~. ~ri~en~ ~~.1~~&~I~•••••••~••••••••~••••••••~••••••~~ AUTOHARP 135. Many with 4 chairs S50. ~r llne paddlea oara yd .. NII S2·S3 sq. yd. lllon perttilnlng too: typing. Exper req. Call
YOlumns folk music S 1· 966-0403 50c.$ ts. •7 Beautlful 22 ~ 1328 Rel1tlonahlp1, attltud• Rot>ln 845-0793
$8. Bongo drums (4 llzes) --------Inch Oval leaded stain towards work, coping --------
SS· S 20 (all week ) HANDCRAFTED 3 story glus llowe< pittern win· SALMON trolling weights with 1treaa, 1ttltudea lllDllPll TIAmU
&46-9053 tront open doll house dow1 S15-S25 Lerge $143. Yellowtall, A.lb6e towwd1 aex, and what tor compyterlzed ICCtg
BEACH end camping fir• $39 Box of turnlture $3. selection of 1ntlque and ~ .... r;t.~o':e. ~ :: ~akea him/her tic*. ay11em, n-1mkr pref,
wood. S3 large box. Pair 6 drawer vanity vintage wOOden trunk• s23. 548•9532 ~ chec:S k °' maney order Newport Weetern Corl> 760-0229 chests, an wood S35 and chests S t4-S50 °' l9.95 to: P.B.F.C. Call Catol 851-0517 "
each Forties girls Stumer trunk S tS. SATURDAY only. t551 ATTN: Barrie Cooper. ' ·
BEACHCRUISER bike
$50 Schwinn 10 speed
bike S50. Cer double bltce
reek S8 Fi restone
878-13 radial 500 tire
Schwinn crulter blke $30. Schwtnn 10 speed S25.. Peguu1, Senta An1 P.O. Box 149e, Coste •• UYD
Wood 3' Cong1dreem Variety of chllds 111 steel Hetghts 8-12: New se>ort• Mesa. CA 92828.
body with tlghlners S2S. pedal cars. fire engines sho.a SS..S 12. Chrome A queatlonllre wtn then be Concrete Muon. Selary to
Childs wood rockllf S1 5 ind tractors S25·S29 dumb bell Mt S20. New malled to you with In· compenut1 uper.
Framed pos1en S2-S15. Large ae4ectlon of hlft9-athletlc bag• S3-St0. structlonl and • retum F/tlme. 760-2642
Norltakl china Mt 13S. Ing llghta and IAmps from New b1ckp1ck tenta. envelope. Allow 2 weeks
BICYCLES. Lady's 3-Music lovers joy "Gut •II llfU $4-$3S, Many nylon S25-S36. N1w tor your compYtOf OAMIU Pllm/
apeed $49 Single speed Bucket" S1S Chllda 1uto lights and ac-bueblll gloves 110430. eviJuatlon be be r9turned. PUTD'HP
s 10. 545-3838
S45 Man's 10-ipHd giraffe clothel hano« S5 cessorles. all vintage New tennl1 baits S2 can. Outle9 Include lhootlng
$49. N1me brands. ex· Estate sale china and nlc stuff. trunu too S5-$4S. New Pro stc1tebolrd S40 Tra"l 3111 PMT'S, negs. burnlnl ~8!,.:1,1~;:S new. ;:f~~!;!:' ;~:!prS2 ~!er,~;. 1!~~ >.stc:.= = i!::! ~~~o:! EARN X FREE bRUise pllt•. oo1or stripp1ng
---------• each New Designer Me11 (714) 548-01 3S S2. Sunglasses $3. New Plue Cutt bonus's equipment maintenance.
BIKES 10-speed men's sweat shirts $15 each. arte<9AM footballs u . Aacketball CallEd NOW261·1661 TYPlllTTll/
and 3 •PNd women'• Ball "bathers" trench rackets S20 Ektelon I • &' 4114 PUTl-IP UTllT
S50 each 9S7-183~ and Bikini style S6 each. ROOM d1vidM S45 Ste<eo graphite new racket S30 1118"1 f· Outie. Include eettlng ads
BLACK Decker Workmate 2592 Circle onve New· speakers sso each Recketb•ll• s 1 can OWN You OWN ke & 1tr1tght copy. Typing
S2S In/out 6' green portBeacil S.S..6040 Books soc Large Ankle welghll S3 Eye Ans-Ing Service Part 80WPM req.GOOdm8'1!·
carpet SS Deluxe patio painted dresMr S30 416 iuards $4 Goalie gl0\189 of • 18fger business up lklll• mand1tory.
chair SS 67~2 VER vacuum upright. Emerson Near Tustin 2 New baby tr1vel bed Hours: 8:30 to 5. Mon th Both poatlonl .,.. 30 hr9
good condition $20. and 21st streets C M S tO. Couch S tO. Eectrlc Fri. S4000/Compl. Fan· p/wk, Medical & dental BUNK beds. maple, boolc· Canister vacuum cleaner ------mixer S2. Sock. new 11 tastlc o pportunity. Insurance p1ld. Call
c11e headbo1rd 1nd S20. IBM electrlc type-PICNIC table, redwOOd SS pair Kida clothes 3 7 5 2 • 0 7 4 0 wk d y 1 : A 111 I I SC h u Im an.
deatt u one S50 com--iter 1nd Remington Metal elngle foldlng beds years-12 years 50e45 643-2949 evea/wtlnd1 642~21 ext. 291
_p1et_e_1_s_1._22_53 __ ... __ 1 typewriter 135 Mdl. Ro-s2 eacn. 100 lb hshlng Baaketballl S3. Mlttr911 lluey 11 Leu IUlll OIAIT
BURL wood. raw alloe 3ft tary llM!mower. elec1rlc, tank, nne pebbla 1 10. St. Wrought Iron ct11!rs -IAILY Pl.IT
wide. shaped Ilk• 1 ltytng good condition S35. Kitchen table $3. s Win· $4 each 2 cribs S25 90% 2nd T.o·1 no PMI call 330 w. Bay St.
horse, grest tor wall Water vapor cooler llke dows 21"x38" S1 each. 2 each lamp S5. for retea. Newport Meaa Costa M .... ca. 92827
decOf (S50 value) S25. new S35 Electric box Ian Windows 31 "x36" S 1 TWIN b 1 h db d Mort 548·8278 Nancy
646-9053 S1S. LHther tOOllng kit each. Two IOlld outside re 9 88 oar CASHIER/CLERK
-------• S25 Indoor outdoor StO. Twin mattreu Mt, ••rt]'-"' Gllt· .. nn. , ...... nW-A'··
C ... ILDREN'S doors with carved deelgn excellent •/U\. p•~ Fern ... _... ....... .,,_ "
n games Ind vacut1mw1th1ttachment1 38x78W' S12.50 each. s·tand ... 0....,3 eow",. b__.. T • I 4121 port.~."Clilla.tftl educatlonal materla11 Ilka new 125 Lawn ,... -I• -T ... ,._ •52 "1""'
S French glass door .... airs S17.50 .-...... ,,,. .. Widow hu money ror "" "_ .. '" ·• .,.. end books 1·$7 White spreader S7 Snack tray 3 t 78'L" s o "'·'Id d ..,, _., v.... 11 bll d s2 ~~ c x ,. 1 · .>VO oor qullt1 S30-S40. New TD's. S10,000/up. No -· -uy ( ro ·up n s . .., ur· set, good condition l 1S. 31'~x78'h'' SlO. Pilnt -9&911&1 teln rods and t11verse Electrlc bench grinder S5 .,._, Alhgan SSO. Needlepolnt, credit..,.. /no penalty call PIT, hrs 9-2 dally, QOOd rods 50c-SS Curt11n1 S1S. Electrlc Home Pin mixing macoine · ~ llnen1,croc11etS3·$5.Se1 OenlsonAaaoc.673-7311 peye.45-21&4/e4&-f032
d .. rt d s3 SS ence. Popular Mech.anlc sll~ 8 plus S50. p-...-an 1 .. 0 rapes • , Ball garM S50 One pair 1 o ..... .,...,.., 131uL 2 T New ru~leoM S.·l4 mens new leath« shoes, magaz_ nee 1 c eacll. $8-$20. Assorted lllvet ,.,. Year 2nd .0 . II Hml IUllT
F b ,A_ "-·· 2214 Elden Ave . Costa 2Sc·S 15 Goll cluba, S 100.000. AAA Fortune -~ ... • 8 r..... yard ~•no steel toe'd. slz• tOR S25. Mesa 548-S143 500 Company 780-1393 20 hfa f:,,~...;-=· p/hr. table S2S. Summ1r Squirrel cage blower le.n equipment SS..S50 Enc. 1• .,......,....,.
bedspreads(new)S5end S2S.Cutionly 646-tl9S lnt8fnatlon1I S50. New PP hll St 4,880 T.D. sa. Towels (new & used)-...,.._-------PORTABLE H'#lng ma· Boole of KnoWledge S50. 12.5% lntereat $330/mo. aDllAf.
soc-13 New electrlc KING size brown qU11ted chine ISO. Table. three Bookcase StO. Electric Term 9/87. 786-3304 lmmed opening, typing,
meat grlnde< S20. New bedspread S50 2 chairs S18. Mini wuhef Adders S7·S15. Old oak 1. key punch ·II, tele·
crock pot S8 Stemware Barstools with black and dryer S40 each lootstool S 12.50. Old ltlt WaatM 51 phonea. Approx. 32 hrs.
and glanware 2s-soc neugehyde cushions 120 Metal patio t1ble cheSt. wood desk, chlllr S12. 30 p/wk. 8:3()..S. beneltt1,
each (ell week) S.6-90S3 each. P1lr of walnut live drewers S38 Desk cup coffeepot S7 SO UYllTlllll retell clothlng store.
orlen1al style nightstand• chest $30. Wood chest, Levis S2-S3 Snutters ACCHIT mllTM F11hlon 1111nd Ms WASHER, dryer dish·
wuher S50 each Push
mower S15. Vacuum
cleanllf S35 22 t Flower
SI Coste M eH1
S.6-5848
S5088Ch Vertlcal 18x42 lhreedrawer S1S Double 6'w118 ''' $10 1992 Needed lor display MOfrl1.644-5070
oriental print with gold bed S 10 S28 Baby Belearlc, Mesa Verde advertising Sales at C---1-tr-,.,..-,_----
trame S50 Petr ol black w1lker $10 Lamps SS-Coste Mesa 1 block "'' """""
wrought Iron patio chairs S 10 Linen S 1·S•. Pie-north Adams between I ~8.'::~ly n:::.~~. 1~ PllOUllH 1118"
S25 eacn University 1 lures S5-S7 953-1316 or Ptacenlla, Brookhurst gresslve Nll-dleclpllned well .. tab OC Developer
Park 786-8183 953-8467 9-• Sat/Sun lndlvlduals may Min ex-loolclng fOI reald PA or -------~~"!"'"-----~~~------------....;;;.;;;;;.__..;-;;;...1 cetlent income (ealary & Aullt. Min 2 yrs exp & batHct•Htl 3002 Aaataactatatt 3002 l.nt I FHa• 3004 1,nt I f tH• 3004 j commlHlon), ben•llt1 able to reed plant Ae-
SPfRfTUAl READINGS BOY SCOUT TROOP 690 and advancement op-eume a aalary req to.
Advice In All M1tters & Of Cost• Mesa, now tak· FOUND 1 Turto1se, Found Blk fem llb Vic portunlty S1le1 ex-Purchlllng, PO BOX
Counseling, 1815 So El Ing member's. Call Brad Cock1t1e1. 2 Terriers: Bushard/Atlanta. 8/ 12, perlenc;e required. media 17149 lrvlne Ca, 92713
Camino Real. San Cl8fll et 71 4/990-4921 or Joe Keeshond; w hit e nolD,9tl3·3902 experienc e 1dv1n-Mii
Llc'd 492-7296 213/942-5844 wkdeys 'Shepherd; wMe old Eft9---------tageou.. Send reeume to: exper day & night• ahlftl
llsh Sheep dog. 2 Spaniel FOUND IUll grown or1nge .... llAIT IV911. Good pay ' ben-
More lamllles are getting camp.et thlt'I not getting
the camping "bog this used. NII It now wr1!'1 a 11
ye1r II you have a Clauifled Ad
mtxes. Pltbull variety of strip m/cat. hu blectt col· l&l.Y Pl.IT eflta. Apply In person.
kittens Newport Beach lar nr Elll1 & Megnoll1 P.O Box 1580 *1.Y _.
Anlm11 SheltM 6«·3856 F.V 9&3-3330 eo.ta Mesa. Ce. 92828 203 Merine A\19, Bel. let .
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• Lumber Dept. •Garden Dept. ..
•Bldg. Materials ·Plumbing Dept.
• Wallcoverings • Electrical Dept.
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• Lot Men • Receivers
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6912 Edinger J!Ne.
at Golden West
Huntington Beach, Ca. 92647
601 s. Pl8Centla lwe.
Between Orangethorpe and
~ NMl'Hwy. 57 Fullerton, Ca. 92U1
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--t01 Atrlutn Cl , N.8 MOM• a c...r girl & I'm MOOl0:,oo14~neo.l'lt'n
· l40-4052 tonely. It I ffh you I'm"=:--..,.......,...---=.,,_.,,..,......,.
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lhru Fri. U 111.1$2-1&43 25~27 cruising boat. WI Wiiie .. 121. fl1111'1 IAY Celypao, 2727 w COMt ....... Pll lllDTH•n Hwyl N.B. 84~1100 .. ....... ers .....
Laguna IJMCtl Mtg Co -ISi I · llT film 1 IWY nMds rnMUl9 l*1IOf'I ft)( UL.II
out front offtio9 to operai. Alnbltioue ..,.. tralnM • • TllT • UI IMf
twitch board, o~n & EJcp.ndlng llom• tm· moa 175 obo &42-43<&2 F• 1111'11 lllY
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Set1Sllft 10-s Wind~ ;b Y IXU .. OU M.lff•. Dolt, Md• & Sola & ~. ,...,_,
N WM, tNdt tOOI box &
rou1e mall & H •l11 Pfcwemlnl company will Border Coli9lt.m ~ YIAlll
WlpWIOlhW dlc>t wont :f:Y i.da. In homt lndlana neecsa Stud~ .. RECLINER CHAIRS -OH btm;, 5l4 FemlMI 1ec1or VCR, Boolo.a
load & "'* ftllng. ~ ~ .plu9 ~ WOOd t-2t3 42t~3 SPECIAL nos WEEK ti l houMflOld ltema, lt'llle __.. .......... 9---eo Wpm pr.w>ua ~teal ~ 832-9350 ONL y1 -,..,., ·-
•:xp de9ired. •u -a_....,a_ Cock• Spaniel Puc>s AKC Many a'Y* & tat>nca to ~~ S2 1 a-W• Offef IClnt P•g & ~ -·-·-· ....,_.W/att01a. 29uff.3 Choc>Mfrom From..,..& __ ... _ 2t'' ...... ti .. ,..,.,,. F UR d s.tf lllttW M9ded lor ....-.--· ••• ••---• · 1· col-Wanted 10 ..... I ...._ e ... ,....., • IY • bl•clt wll•n mrknga Up, Wallhuggera. etc EV«y Suncsey Orange ored TV, dbl bed renan 64-4-4033 work week. call tor 111 A. V · Rep fltm Sc1y lkllla S 180 & up. 80 t--0280 AH Ofaa1ic.lfy Aeduceol ~1 College. felrWlw & CIV & ottoman, di.ne.. appt. r.qd. Martcet ~ & . tOO"' F1n1nc1ng O•C Ad ,..~ ~A" I·,-... _-,-~-botl-ll._l_lh __ .-.._ TELONIC BERKELEY INC tei.marlt•ttno U.P«. a GradlJltlon ION Cock• M ~ C "' am1, .....,.1e -.,. ptcturea, ot1* lurnnur• ~ ... "". Personnel 494.M()t EOE plus. s.nd rMUme to ~· AKC, bllt, red ester ard °'Vila mtulon & Petltlng FREE. & ml9c: Set 8115, 9-4 00¥9r Gd cones .• 75
Sulle 124 3 tOO Airway buff Bofn 4/29 rMdy SlllNI D•y ~' S~ 110 432-~ Sun 6116 \2-4 .29741 Ivy 64~
PHOf o LAB .... bngtlt Coet• .... CA 92629 • now 848-45 13 IV m90 UNIQUE FURNITURE Glen 49S-2&2e Mutt w '12 16' ~
emtMtk>ua P«tOn '°'a. • · -1 1947 S Mlln St tomet servtc. .....-Ion •aa-a ...... a_ Lhasa Apao puPC*la. 8 s.nte Ana Antiques. turn, wicker ~m~t luc~ 1119 Sellbo•t Fla.ct k .... .-v-• _._,_, wka AKC StOO e• Btwn Edi & w oa.k. hWlold llNns. 00" ---trailer and motor, lllnt Must «tjoy wonting with Expw l)feterred Ma1or · · o09r atMr on t092 ~ Nof'1h off aw St fin alley) Npt c:ono "4500 811-2481
11141 public. Photo expw atock biers nr O.C. Alf· 494-~0~----M.in-St S.. ,,... Bear• Adama Set/Sun 9-4PM ShorH Sat II 3PM I .
MC. 846-.2424 Mlk• port, 35 hr wortt wtc (M). Loveble Shih TZ\I A.KC IM-1220 -Couche9 en.II'• loola NACRA 5.0 CAT 14 Mel, -· .. _1 1yi>lng 50 wpm, 955-6000 Fema to wka. (Sho• Op9l'I 10·11 Sun 12-5 Oesli. dr....,. toys, ~ ewtyth1ng1 compf w/11V/.. ec.-
Bkkpg 9XP9f., comput• SALIS _u__ -FRENCH PROV 3 dr....., cpl & miac Gd priclia Sat Garage Sele Sat 1 Toys or otr Mcwtng ~
data entry, PIT 2().30 hra IUI/ .. ----Peri Springer Spaniel/ Ohe81/19ot $350 EST ATE a.. 364 L&P.O. Ptac:.e EnQI Saddle. Pillo, turn, I
,.... I I -q •lltyl 552 8530 - --Oii P*tlhng, king lldbd, I hWdly used. Mint '3950
wk. In lido VIiiage. r-•-_,..,. S1141p. 8 W.-otd puppy's, SALE. M UCH MORE -htnld 1t1m. clo11* 132 Sabot • .tit,,_. tttrn, Suday,Jan~l& s5 .SOhr to •Uri ExP«.Pf'ef.MustworkS.t very t>Mullful. To gd 645~ Es1a1e Sale/Frig, dry«, Vlalthacoa.U<Sollle I cond S700otlo7M..ae11
.t.nJES (March "IL ·'pr1I I") p·1 t · d 675 1100 & S'un. 011* hra to b4I h""""" $1 ea.•~"' "723 -an1q f\Jrn & di.Me, tlah ----An -.... .., · easan surpnse ue -sctnano -errengec:t. Benefits. Apply ....... ,_...., Frml Din Am Su11e, 8 uphol 1 tanks bllt•. 1930., radio HUGE GAAAGf SALE Sellboat ·n Newpon-2'7-
featu!'CS visits, messages. calls. agreements, reunions. Ro mance p /T IAllY.. In person. Kenn Rim• Reg t«n BIU4t Mwle. 1•ot chrs, wau un11 v./ll!KVef, tut>eS & muc:n mor.i 125 FurnltlJl'e appuenc. & lots S ciuaic blilUtV. ldeel
flounshes, you get to hean .of matters. you have opponuntl~ for fresh Reep. non-imoldng P«-Harct#er•. 2668 Herb<>< yrs $75 756-92115 '1· Sora. 2 seater aota & Melody Ln. S.1/Sun ~ ol beelltltut knic tamtty cn.uaer ~
stan. Leo plaJ s key role. son 10 run Chocolat• Blvd, Colla Meu __ Pttl SSJS S.C:.:b~ou!' ':~::~~ GOO_O_C_H_EA_P_ -ST_U_F_F kn~a. 7 10 Ku~a Rd Set ::* ~io~ndu:m:-
T AURU (Apnl 20-Ma} 20)" Ciood news rece1\-ed in connection ~ on w.kenda In SA~~ I 30 gelion Aquerl um burl contemp 751.7548 some rum . wti.I doeain MOVING SALE Furn. ap-canoning Moored
with one who has been confined to home or hospual. You can locate N.B. 975-4748 ... ....,. .... 1911 ooea to Qooowm p11anoes toYS c:lottlel 8alt>o1 Marine t at
item that had bttn mming, lost or 'itolcn Focus on S""C1al collections. PIT~-----· •·· .... wl eoc:eea 175 240-3250 H•w•llan Ko. plettorm 3210 Montana A.,. etc SAT ~ 200 29th & Cuniers checil t•• I "'" ... """ •1on111' •l'SI ... nrturr rental .a::tJ._ 1111 bee!, queen sae w/6 hi -~-_ BalbOa Bl on Peninsula Ru.a Pf\Oed w IOO persona possessions. creatt\C hobb) NEWPORT B CH PUB-co 1\1.s pos1t10M nu •ft t11e ,.~ ... ca density loam mamesa Moving/Furn clolhH -4SM-5714 • GE~lNJ (May 21-June 20)" Emphasis on populanty, w1lltngncss uc LIBRARY n.s 19 hr Cosu Mad 0ow,..., atu tt '°' *iilJJ SILE* Mutt .. 111 s200 obo Antq dining 1bt skit MOVING SALE Sot• &
to expenment, calls. messages. personal appearance'> and appeals wtt. °'*' position for a lllwe rt!!IJI °'salts a$)tf !Jle.w 788-2274 or 64~608 shelves mor• 298 E Bay Loveseat S3SO Giaai SANT ANA 20 K 1 d h d d 1 ct.liver 11 & K ~ resw1111 to Relrtger11on S 129 & Up St CM 650-1116 coif tbte & and tble S75 rreu.. 8 blQll at eep reso uuon!> connecte Wit 1et. nutn11on. general h~alth. You'll rvr 0 ma • KtJ ~-1925 >WbOI Blwd WUMrl S99 & Up I Ill FIUfTIAl om1ng rm tble w16 c;.r• Ulla trequant race
receive invitation to tra\ el t>rary m•lenall btwn 4 eosu Mal. CA 92627 C>ryen. gaaJelec S99 & Up LES 957..a133 MOVING OUT SALE! $300 2237 Vista Hoger w1nner •16soo. 644-2111 . CANCf;R (June 21-Jul~ 2~) 'ou ardlCingaided b) one"' ho "orks q~:=i!n~~~alle~~7~ I 5'1ar) + Coftlm A11 1nqw1tS All APPLIANCES Eve<ytlllng mu•t gol Mlacl ~-2655 alter 6pm • .
beh If h beh d I d fldenbal [/OIE F .... I &..~..1 INTERIOR DECORATOR ' & Furniture 3284 COio--- ---empes1 O'day wtttl,,..., in your a -muc occurs in st.·enes. inc u mg clandest1ne ability deity btwn 8em-t2 c.on 1 .. , .., .. ,... mo"" must sacrifice! 1 rado Lene S•t!Sun 7~ I MOVING-Sat/Sun Furn. 12131 117~2161 OI ~
project. Check: source matenal, open ltncs of commun1cat1on. give full noon & a valid Calll drtv-he.n..t O.Httt.1 Beaut Rellan Din set
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 2:!): xenano highlight~ romance. creat1.,.e ~~~: ~~r~o~ EIPERTEL 1947 S. Main St Hel1a1n Cotton Sora/ ~n~u:,::.:r: ~: S::f Tustl~_!1at ~at !pit ! II
endeavors. friends. hopes. de'itres. powers ol persuasion. Calls. Newport Centw Brandl Bl'#n Ed= t':arner on lOYett $500, Solabed (un-Way Set onty .kine ISth ON LIDO 1SLE -M oped 1ldeel Anc:hM wlndf .. a
m essages are featured-you gain through wntten word Gemini. Virgo Library . 658 San 'Wi.111 Mein St. s..11141 ee.ri uMO) S350' Stunning 8am-4pm 546-0203 gas BBQ ~ht bench pulpit comt>o S 1750
l k I Clemen Dr NB "2 ... ,.. 11"' er ... OIMI din set S2SO---gott balls & IUIPI knell Rober1 84~ ·persons P ay e) ro cs. ,. • • """ 111-1220 brass bar stOOls S75 An SeHI 2777 s.ndplPlf Nr apptt & much more•------,,----VIRGO (Aug_ 23-Sept 22): l ndl\ 1dual tn pos111on of authonty Filing deadl!M 8121165 Tll .... IS Open tG-8 Sun 12-5 O.CO Sora11o ..... 1 ~stel IAlt>atrOSl/Adema Fri-Sun Fri Sal Sun eam-5pm M~ 1~Ql.JJP.:IOI =
makes attractive offer Check tax requirements. be a~are of domesttc n....-.. UY G E 30• AMERICANA cir• or~ $1500 sec $850. 8-5 Furn 1004• etc 416 via Lido N<>rd n. na. S.~ ._2 obltgat1ons. Family member 1s senous about possible purchase of Now hiring top fllg111 aei.a Double oven renge, Mkl :.!~:OO~~~c'tdJ>le tsATISUN 1018 Coocord SAT 9-3 2365 Reoi.ndl 1~~. NB ~1
expc-n s1ve an ob1ect or luXUIJ item. lDYERTISlll _ conlUltanta for new Ex· clean, ~ good cond Custom Oak 8 wall unit 1 Follow yellow Sign• off or Celttng lit• snoww ...... :_ LIBRA (Sept. .D-Oct. ~2): Good lunar aspect co1nc1des "tth parter Product Center S95 963-2480 1575. col tble Mt $375 Pautarlno or Bakar drs t>a1hroom 1tem1, I ...... t.
com m unication, added knowledge, publishing, long-range plan~ which ARTIST ~l=~~-;;~0 JOln a E REFRIGERATOR. S«:oonet recll~r . sofa Good• A to Z -1 OShwshr, wall unn more ltrrice t•
could include journey. See others in realtsuc light. be sure meanings are Growing dally ~aper nellonel llrm In 11141 field Large. lrost rree. side b)' ortg S1800w $7501 ALL SatJSun a.m-ipm 238 E 1 s8i15uns:2 ~ 201h X G ired Gt co;; f&
clear. be open-minded witho ut being gulhbll•. on 11141 Orang• Co.st ot ietecommunlcallon aide, lcemaker. S200 XLNT QUALITY •CONDI w 11son S.W'g maen,plc:a St An11quea houae-PR a S.,_ ol ~ c:an-
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): You'll ha\-C more respons1b11ttv. needs lmeginattw, pro-aystema sates. Execep-OBO 759-0656/H or No rHaonable oNer re-Dshwsru. rypwnr~ add 9 plan ta, o11 p11n11ng1 .., .. & cusNonL M5-5C)U 'II I h h , . · ductlve 1 _ ..... ,_. .....,.._ Uonal comn..a"" ..._.._..11 756--0580/W luaedl PIP 972-6411 mac:h.rcoa, hMnlO 11ms m19C 675-4903 I ll A. a....L.... J
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I h d R I .... _ underst811d•merchandl1-and strong commtallon l GE WUM!< S50 GE KING SIZE Airframe l.,.,ry.,..,.c.,. .... amore •·-a_ llllr-.. .. -..~...,....,,_..., __ ove re at!ons 1p gets .. to m . ecent essons can now lJIC' put to use -'""· 10 -.i..n ad\Wtl'"""' 1 Ive 0 ... ta -• 45 11 OJt lhor• moorintQ. n<
favor 1s rcturntd much to \Our benefit ··• v--v -... ncent program real Et.c Dryer. S50 HIO•A· ~!1t!.'b~ .... ~!~e,s,•00at Tools. camping o-r t>tke EST"TE SALE G s1 on.,._, ___ ,_ ,.. .... • '> · tor a variety ot Clients <>eP'Y to totn a tas1 grow-Bed S 100 Dining Tabte & ,._ ............... ....., gun-380 Llama, travel tnr A ..._..,..., ... ...., SAGITfARllJS (NO\. -2-Dec. ~I): Go slo". put ftn1sh1ng tOUl'hes Our discriminating mar-Mg company Inter-Chrs. cnrome & glass 669-96891731-7590 msg & much more 3051 w81• SO 'ir CQ11«:11on Mite turn. 675-4000
on creative endea\-Or. You'll get cooperauon ~ou net>d, but ~ou must ke1 demands quaffty and . connect ulea exper 11 • s200 Couc11 s 100 -I ren Ln s.11Sun a11 dey an1qs cttnng art oeco HELP' ,.._,--• ....,.......,.,°'-Nce--
also seek wider audience. You'll be rel1e,ed of burden which wa'i nllt style plus. bul not a prere-493-5140 King Stza Bed with Head-- --.-elrY l'Urs, abf• siun . 35 ~t cleyS~2151,
Yourowntocam1nfirstplace -Newpaper producllon qutt1t•.CeitS40-11301or board,an<1tnet>eStS1nt2tw5· elkl'IMd «>ou11quenem1 or ...... •97-2918
• · . knowledge helpful Ablll-Bot> Hannah. Vice Preti-I llY &PPUAICES spr1ng boxspnngs 1 Whal 1 Wonderful WOf\6 13022 Louma-FA1rheven CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Ne~ approach nl'Cessal) ti }OU ty to work ul\Oef dead-dent Haveff8UmerMdy. LES 957-a 133 873-1452 of Shopping. right at SA. Ft1-Sun 104 \Moonng ~ ~
are to achieve basic goal. Stress tndcpendcncc. creat1nt~. w1lhngness to unes a mu11. Prior n.ws-----LG g<>ld 1eat mirror s 175 yoor flnvertlpa .....,yaaf lu b I 1112 P9ntnaut• w/24' Mllboal.
imprint your own style. Loved one relies on )Our Judgment, "111 paper exper. an aaven-S S AECONO APPLIANCES Antq Circa 1850 Country Daily Piiot Clau1tled 1 ta 1 lh Wiii finance PP
cooperate. Leo plays role. tage. Poalllon t1,tu1111me. MARINE ~l}ADWARE ;'~~ d,'t;~'s~~ Fr din aet $1000: s1d• Ada To,~ your ad. STOP at this garege Nlel Call (610) 43M805
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18 ): F.~phas1s on speculation. ch1~dren. ~~:U~~'!'·.,111:'!~~ EJiper nee FIT NB arH I c M 645-22281631-3197 ~~~r: ~~11:,~; s~S: ~~,!, 1!vf.! ~~ 1 :n • .~::.' c:''-~~ea S~~~or .;c:,: ::b:~
reunion. chanee. vanety. ph) steal attraction. Sense o f d1rcct1on is perlence Inquiries ano ~fs + comm. great Wards N..., Wiuhef 6 Gas Armolre cispiey s 1400 vou ~2 BJyv1ew nr Mesa Dr Newpoti Beacn 642-4808
restored. spice ts lent to ltfe throug)l ne~ contacts. Elements ofttmrng. ruumes 10 Steve BALBOA MARINE HOW I Dryer. S350 both Stlffel lamp $35 I --------:o:'Z".ll:z
luck ride vmh \OU. Hough. Ar1 D1rec1or. S48-:M07 EOE M/FI HIV 640-9012 S11en or David Misc Chatrs end 1abtes llliacellHHU &211 ... ,,, Geatral 7011 S.iJM.r41 7
PISCES (Feb 1 lj-March 20) \\ ha1 )(.'emed to be confus1lin Daily Pilot P O Bo• WASHER & DAYER s1 45 S 100-s200 MOVING All • Sa111>oard c:omp1 w/Nil
represented scattering of fore~ Pull It." pte<."C''i nt'l" fall tntn place -~ms Costa Mesa C• I SALIS EA DISHWASHER s 100 negotiable 760·8661 PIANO BAA Yamaha ~d ma.st ate $235 Wln0-
'0u'll be m ore secure. ~ou"ll learn mort." ahout pron.·n' \JIUl'' raurus. Nd 2 ellprd women Leu-REFRIGERATOR S250 2 matcning Louo09Ch1Jrs cona 12 oar stools * AUCTIOI * ,amme< Mooei 67~ , ,.. '"" eJtpef pref No C.JIS '"6 5848 I s 1500 5~5.3532 Brett -~Orpto natl\eS pla} outstanding roles ~p-"pty In -rson M-F 9-5 ""' · separate down P• iows Mon l=r 8 5 B'I' i>•der ot secured party l ic7dt1 12
IF J UNE 16 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY )OU are sp1rttual. attraltcd to llAlll OIAST Bay sir;;; lmPofls 1985 wut1nghouse srack siNron ~~4~~oo eacl'I Pooi-Spa Eneiosure Git1s"i0 •Pd SCWlnn 175
study of comparauve religions. )OU see~ balance and JU'>llce. )OU Jre l&ILY PtLIT s Harbof Bl/CM Wasner & Dryer pert por1at>1e l90Clng very,... •to CAL H gOOd cot\4 644-4579
sensitive. prescient and can percel\e future trend'I. Pts<:es. \'1rgo 330W BaySt •a•ir1-pa•TTill cone $350 Ovef·S7~ MOdelHomeFurn war&-cure Removable .... ner "ULLY EQUIPPEO -
la · ... ~ t 1 I 1• 'r' t I h Coste M .... Ca 92626 ~ -new 720-3939 ,> !house Sale Drastically d6 •tr..,. s 125 720_8 ,63 C1ap.t1 M14 persons p y 1mpo .... n roes m your 1 e. ou an.· vcr~ 1 e. ave,._ ________ Hrty plus ,..,._m. Ideal 10, _ red·""'ed 760 9123 -..., Sa1 .iun 22 , 1PM -
I fh d "-'d I h ' bl ,. """" Whirlpool Aelrig. 25 "" • __ • 8 Overe41t> ClllTlpw o.tton unusua sense o umor an are not a1ra1 to aug at your o wn 101 e'i student. 20 Hr• p/wk. PORCELAIN ouCKS 50-3 So Bayf•ont
You'll complete maJ·or proicct. 'ou'll be rid of bu rden. 'OU could • some llfllng. Flntendla side by Side, w/water dis.-Movtng. mu11 NII Antique I so•. below re1a11 ine•1 to B•tooa "'Fer"'' ~2 Stove sink, loebo•
J ' ~ UOln.IT penw, Kint cond. Paid roll 'top d~ & chair ... 4_7274 BALBOA tSLANO slee(>s 4 $375 OBO actually gam fame this year . .\ugust could be ootstand1ng ror \OU 1n Furntture, 642-3967 s1soo sell S700 760-8661 soud walnul delk, spinet 1 _ .,.. ~'!t-2756 or 54g..a110
1985. S.m11 ............. unn111 ,,... • .. I ~"14 piano 2 relrtg«etors 2 2 "'OO uphol cnrs '" ~ TERMS ssooo •erundable ••ttr l ikn l IMe4e4 t. ..... , Full time w/lyplng sltlllt, wt. lttnl I -wrgtlt iron 1ables Men)' s 100 ea Msir Br ser cepOSJt caSl'l '\( casn.er ' TODAY'S
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since 1962
37 Prognoshc
311Ceremon<es
39 Cut
40 Fur naiion
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43 Rivet
45 Pet1hon •e Voodooism
47 Comeback
51 European
53 OIOen~gh
to marry
SS BiQ casino
Sli JabMO sa Graz1no area
60 Oauohler of Zeu.s
61 Otherwise
62 Agave
63 unWOtoy
6-4 Env•uoes
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18 Reno number
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44 As~tums
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47 Lave
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49 MorhM s ma1e
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,....., ftlle&, l slO-bookkeeping knowtqe o .... 1 0....t Iller 11ems Call 760-9534 i..1ng u •alnut "' man en~ IS requore<S tor the 84 Gra)' VESPA WWW
• ......... frt. & pleaaan1 phone voa "450 ~mallef mixer S 100 I MOVING SOON-must SSOO 6'2-0 l38 'IQhl 10 bid Xin1 c:ond tncl l>aek,..., ....-M fr1 • "' I ...__..... 90• F0t Funn9'f Info Con1act , & eek wlndShleid $1500 Dat HHflh "t on-• .,.. .. n ·~...,. • 642·• .. selll Prac11cally ~ew• ~emg 20ir20 Sanyo S65 "legot<able s.48-5-475 .__ ............... 81 Be.ch waterfront offlee TABLE SAW 5 199 Couniry pine Wei s" 4~ d11Roundg1a.ssc1ne lantat lane1
..... ,.... 963-0001or964·7222 I hutch $1200 Country tbte & bue $250 ODO •2 Alotitfftrs cao• Mtttrcycln / .... .,,.. 631-6599Att6pm pine Tbl w 4 ehrs rOllswallp~r S200 ooo .... nOl4UIH SIUnllY/PlrtTI.. w cusnions S350 1 6'!>-i7TS ors48_2080 (111)1ll·l114 Sc .. ttrl 1111
tor small construction co C1•t1H • c h 1 pp end a 1 e C h r s Ptwtr ... ,, 7O12 8 1 Suzuki MJ •A5. (11•) la.1100 Flex hrs 548-7001 E,!ir•tat 6016 wtF.nch cush $250 SCRAM-LETS od cona S750 080
llOIPTlllllT SECllITT llAll Panoaonlc: 3400 1uto 644-~0 l3 att 7 30 pm 1~~1 =.!°~o~~";:~~P 6'6-6589
Busy devel09 nrm Good 536-9402 locua $850 673-1943 MUST SELL 5 Ams turn ANSWERS & cover 7 ~ HP Honda 8' llESPA P200E Sllwf
phone menner Quick -------C Ol Anllques. TV stereo $495 1 u "650 33q or MuSI sell by 201n O£S.
learn«. n-smoker. Good Slll(R I .. lttrl plan11. retng 840-7439 l=llm~·P90rrt 818 4'6-9~ PERATE $700 BEST
10 -renda •tr a....a..;; C Mllr Wrung Gat>lea OFFER 645-3377 cer run "" "' -, .....,.. I ... di'rvt !New Furniture from TV YELLOW 19 5 w E L. l RA~ T
port area 751•8003 -'JOBS New 128K 2 d ves, G1me ShOw cOUCfl as-You can onty PIO(MI e>eOO•t' SUNHATCH oa~ Cni!Mf II, Yamane 250 oft roeo HOIPTllllST monitor CPM pr1n1er I sorted tables t>e1ge approecn <Sanger POtnts o llNvo 225 ""'" 220 dtn bike SSOO s.4&-7107
Mature & ~ Re-EARN modem $1690 6&2-3661 crptg anuque bar Best in llte w•ln rnore caulll'"' nrs radio oual ball o s 841 l\ttwaMICl KZ 750 1dn1
09C)tlonls1 wanted lor 0.-' COMPAC computer 6'01< otter 813-1721 rhan tne) uS@ wll" VEL N-SNls ! w•r•ng .::Jual cone! 14 000 ml 11700
Sign Co Typing 60 wpm memory 2 ~1all2 oa.ra-Sofa. lovesea1 & ehr $325 .. ow ·-01w; •"'e "tr O• .;; own• OB('! P P 7?0-0538
with good fron1 offlee ap-MONEY 1194 ports internal 1200 I End tbles S25 Tbte w 6 SEAR 5 E>.ERCISE Bl"' E <;rored •Moor". Sll9'>C\ -··a --FIT po1111on "'and m-"em Epson FX .. s 125 0.. .. "4 "'>I ~e I ::. • I ::. u It Mtttr a .... ,,...... n..... v vv • 1o-c .. rs .. ice sive 6 'TIOS ._110 •OO ,,. s, 10 6 • ., t;.f.,,
Please call 64S-1791 PRIZES 80 Printer Lots of sott-1 chra SSO or 631 <, 195 Call "t>1' '~t>~ ~6 r our Star tmm11CYla1e
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plhr stert. Mon-Fri 8-5
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w/exPefi.nc:.. Call Toni «Joan 131-1261
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TRIPS I OeyS 2131518-0400. eve THOMASVILLE NA new • ~~1~rs' ,1ng • r •"'"', 6~2 071l5 Eu• 54• 81123
714-962-81531 6'2-5526 f hH>oy $900 lo boy "50 Mile. Waate4 6220 OMC ~nooar; cuiboard • •v
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THIS 0 nlte stan<S S 175 dining Old rnd1an Ar1111cts ¥>01 $6950 675 1240 Trailen r FtH ti TH Ml S900 83 7-83t2 'terr e1an~•1S Old Ca11r T raftl 1124 KITTENS, buulltUI. tJ1a8d Twin t>d, mau bot spnngs Paintings PP '>81\ '0'1 23 FORMULA n!> M P 74 GOt6£N f ALCON 23 ~laaJ['I) C:olo<I Want good home & lrme $90 497-7565 Cfu. • '3~ \/"ult Cud<Sy C8btn ~ ~8-0«5 ,~ •aascal laat. 6224 ttt'ao ,.,..i: r1dt(I S1llOO Sf.'11 .:on1ameo , °""* 64C,. r .. • 'llnl CO'lO P P 8"17-114 I ~th L~~!·~.181i:f.k':: •ackiH!J 621' C~flet~~ S'~~ ~Ri.,M 2J ~A11.0. ;g~· center 'llletaure 25ft PP $3995 11&.Y IT IOmeOn9S pat & Sl\owed l5 AP Air comp(eaor S ph eluded ~1n1 conJ SJ<XI .:"n~te •l"t-oard grtiat llWfltng .._ Tretlef TOM'
....... .,. up 11 my hOuH I have 3 eleclrlc mo1ora 1 to 20 MUST SE L 5.&(I.' 13. eo"d s 1 s 000 OBO •n r 32~ II\ Wll90fl. CM
If 'f04J ar• toc:*tng tor eJCtra kitten• & c:an'I keep him HP 3 ph1se 201111 . • oJ' ·~st or 63' ~on 213 661-2439 ~l~mol'ley, or llke He need•• tamlly ASAP Plecent11. rear.CM 10fhct h taitut 2e CHRt5CAAFl 1w1n Tra1ie.-SIPS 4 new P.1nt 6 :~teln. Kn:~!~~ Call Laure 642·1593 or !s1i ra11t 622' w ti.-.. 19-.· c1 111111c . .i~no1 Pert Ql9nd A""'"
Farm.« win Prttea end 842·432 1 x312 IUNtllutHI 1211 2 W-oodgr11n E~ec !Is Crut'lef $3500 67~ 692t _, s1 650 536--0219
Awetdl , Call ut nowt We Need loving femlly tor $17~ 2 Ille cabnts S2'> 33 cnnt'Qv<eh 60 w TG Aati Ltaii" Mll
ri.vt1 MWlfel oC*\lnot In healthy happy Golden •M.401C ISlAN01'-ea Mutt Mltl' 85!-JJO• ~""'P. r erurl:! S B I\ ....... -... .
C M • H 8 • or 1 V I m1111 642-4234 Membetlltllp s.11 °' trao. al'lflf 5PM •M •95e ... • 1 • • '3 2 260 a '•
842-4333 Shepherd M i x m-el• ~or???Oya 84!-llJ1 EXecu11 .... e c•s' $500 s\6 8as:ll18 TOYITI
llllPT./m lfl. TELEPHONE FundralMr I dog 11' YT• Old Friendly 3 Pc Comer Grouc> l t50 Credenza SSOO ~tta•"~ 3_, "0Rll. TOWN t!i ~:' "LL MAKES• ___. F 2477 Eld9n C-3 CM Two Y•tow Velvet BafTel charr S35U '°tie cabtnets rG SO R 111 ,iean -.A DO lmn-.., opening. rtendly WOtk from your home Ch,. $35 ea 9 Cu ti wllnul wO<X1 .350 Ott<c.-S.~ 000;: ~3 ·~3 :nf>O S ""' WN ...,..-+--+---+--+---! outgolngphc>Mvololl,llt• Xlnt pey FI T PI T '45-~ Pam FrMHr S75 Tbl ~ Lou11g1 Cl"atr \ I JOO 818 06!> 't tt! ·-·Any Leae
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MERCEDES
ON SALE
'8'4 GL Turbo Wagon, Sii· = t•ii ver Xlnt cond S 15,500 _ 1 •fil
645-0650 • W. euto, p/1. ga
Aattl Deat1tic cond S9IO ooo 937-9500
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(tARZ838)exp G/18 xlnt cond, 24M m l, Johnton& Son
LARGE SELECTION OF 'II JIOSL 111.100 S 12,900/obo 731· t 493 2e2~:,~.M
NEW & USED BMW'SI Red/blk (480MNS)axp '83 SKYHAWK custom. 714/64()..5830
1_ Liii WOl lft 6116 pwr wndows. sunrf. f\Jlly Ol• .. U 132
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2 door, p/1, AM/FM caas. 3670 N. Cherry Ave. LONG 'II ID Hit 111,IOO Ci•ll11e 93 #2008 (348272)
-cond prep. fl(tra cap BEACH Lo mites (668TQB) ••P. I t985 Ninety-Eight Regen-"* tank, radlal Urn & (No Cherry exlt-405) 6/16 65 Cadllfac Con11ertlbJe. cy Brougham Coupe. A
more. (atk 1713 Ser 0480) (714)1H-lll0 '114IO ll 121 100 Needs work. but runs Beautlful Car. Alt 11an-lltll Trad .. lns Welcome Red 10405151exp'6116 o k a Y. S 5 0 0 0 B 0 . dard Ragancy feetur ..
OAANGECOAST OPEN SEVEN DAYS ., 644-0681 plus reclining pMMnger
,,_/Renault l '78 Coupe D'Elegance:-O'i aeat. Rearwindowdefog-
2624 Herbor Costa Mesa SIPWTE HlllPW A rubber, all options. gh ger. lllumlnetad pa.aean. Ml-HJS DELIVERY DEPARTMENT blue paint job. Asking ger venity mirror. crulM .......,,=-,_.,,.-=--.,._.-_,,..,,,..,.,. $3750 645-t691 control. am/fm cauetta.
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Auto. air. p/w, low mites. 626 S. Euclid St. For Pampered VILLE. 4 dr. Loaded •75 Cuti ... air condition·
Xlnt cond. (3353THEO) Fullerton. CA Mercedes Benz w/pow&f equipment In-Ing, AM/FM •t•reo. $1411 714-680 6300 lllEllATE WI eluding teether tnt8f'IOf S 1300 OBO Celt after
213-691-6701 Top Mercedes Prtc:.a Pa.Id ( 1CTZ695) 5PM 54&-9738 THEODORE
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leave msg 6S0·5338 2t30f714837·2333 lh4,C.1t1IU1 Ilona. muet Mitt $3800.
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Auto. air, tilt, Cf"UIM con-oopper, $3900, 675-2279 All teath lntr See to .. OAI SHH ltYILU ·79 mr 6 prsss :tr:
trol whaell. (3334THEO) F' •123 appreciate 760-1881 Loaded w/pwr equip. lo.ded •"500 IM-1 2' · Ill ~ Leather Interior Only • -· ..... '75 X19 fok ml new Poracllt ·trn 2.900 mites. ( tMLA 108) Alk for H.met
paint. g;eat cond, uklng 168 9 12 met. gOid. K-Cond. 111,tH '79 Flreblrd >Ont cond· THEODORE
ROBINS 875-7825 or 640-2329 stereo, nu tlres bra Incl Johnson & Son Auto, AIC, nu ttrM. 43K
B .. l 5 $7900 OBO 120·0825 Llnc;oln M81'cury ml 1 <IWT*973-74459
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4 Speed, 8'r, c:uaette, T. cond, 301( mt, $5800. down pymt, taxe 011er
Roof, mag wheal• •93-51'40 payments. 7t'4/821·0748
(2CNMO) '84 ACC LX. slate grey, 213/327-6070
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MUST SELL! '81 Accord,
air/cruise, $6000
644-8793 aft 6pl'(l.
Trub to3S I WHUll SPHllL camp;; lheii tOf' 1aroe PtO 114 Hiil cu
bed e·x &'x 30" • win· 5 speed. a.Ir. cassette
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trans, claan $3000.
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of late model, low mileage
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540-1860
2600 Hart>Or Blvd
COSTA MESA
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1111. all covers. full ?OW9f
$7900 OBO pp 556-8382
'82 CAMERO low mt , lully
loaded. xlnt cond $9.000
OBO 962-6719
83 CAM ARO Blk. T -roof.
5sp, PSIPB CIC, tmmac I $8900. 546-0945 aft 5
COSTA MESA 642-0010 ·n GMC V. Ton, windows. I
cuatom Int, Rv '"''·new loll1 Royce -9161
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erpt, panellng. axle, brl<s. J11a11 9129 ·56 RA Whtlred interior I
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2e2e Herb<>< Blvd. c .M. $8950/obo 536-7675 vatve 900
714/S.0-5630 Mtrctffi 1ta1 9145 IUCM llPORTS Cla!I_lltr 1315
848 Dove Street N B '67Chrysler NEWPORT Wllllll IPIOlll '64 220SE Conv. gd cond, I 752-0100 4 dr hght yellow. looks '11 F• HI rust underneath $8000 . can correct tor s 1000 ,--I 9169 great runs great $950
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
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CO'>TA Ml~A 1'142 0010
·73 450 SE Pwr sunroof -$3400 OBO 643-8909
Blaukpunki am/Im aut~ Volbw11tn 9173 F • 9319 '
reverse cass, mech perl •·s8 vw BUS• or
Mtchetlns burgandy Good condition. runs j '62 FALCON auto, 2dr
w/tan Int. $8000. OBO. great. 15k m1. reblt en-FlrSI ume e11er ottered
546-7725 gtne S 1600 obo 644-1127 Really great '5h8pe, new
btifaff, •73 '450 SE, * VW CLASSIC l985 tires $ 1900 546-2210
C I s11v w/blk int, 1Car Show Swap Meal 68 LTD. gd tires int & lu1iC1 9045 Kint cond1t1on 841 -3283 Toys e I c 1r111 n e body $300 obo 645-2866 i ·U Xuatln Healy 3000 .7 Meadows. June 16 For MI( II I E I d 7 240D tan w/lan In-info 639_3926 69 MUSTANG Fastback · x Ce con terlor, sunroof air Clean I _ auto. pis, 301 VS runs
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ownr. Mint cond Yellow/ I '81 380SLC Xtra clean. lo I. stereo looks/runs great
blecic 14995 722-7668 m1 all eltlras• $4000 Si 400 ot>O 631-5983 •14 1111u1 etn j
911 " below wholesale blue ---ww_..,.. __ ..;;.;.;.;;11 boOk 548-CARS '69 Bus Great cond new Auto. air. caasette. cruise
control, 1900 miles Red
wlwhlte top (3294THE0) ·IO 3261. Mint, amtfm. a/c, - -paint. ShOCl<S, battery a
5 lpd. llldlng roof top 81 MBZ 300 TD turbo engine am/Im cass
$9460/obo 640-4640 diesel wagon 1 owner. $2200/obo 83 1·7667
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FORD '8 1 BMW 320!, 5 spd, ate, 5 8 K m 1 S 2 3 9 O O
enrf, •Int cones, orig ownr' c 7 1 4 J 4 9 7 • 1 o 7 9 or 7 1 VW Bus. clean. runs
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VIENNA. Va. (AP)-On the morning or June 2S. Stacy Chan
a 24-ycsr-Qld University of Maryland $tudcnt, wtll slip into the wat
of Ari1ona's Lake Powell for~ ltttlc swim that, 1f all aoes as plann•
will last over SO hours and cover 100 miles.
Fuelt.'d by honey, banana sandwiches and the encouragement
her couch and famil y, Chanin hopes 10 become th<' first person
complete the Lake Powell I 00.
Swimm ing. biking and lif\in3 weights 10 increase her stamina
the aquatic marathon, the Silver Spring, Md., resident has be
training hard since Christmas.
"A couple of times a week I bike 40 miles. swim 25 and run a not I
five," Chanin said at her tr.umng headquarters in th.is Washingtc
D.C .. suburb.
Chnnin's preparations have also included at least on~ maralho1
month, a training schedule th.at is tapering ofT in the two weeks JI
prior to the Lake Powell I 00.
While swimmme comes naturally -her mother wa~
competiti ve swimmer an high school and her grandfather sttll swims
laps a day at the age of SO-Chantn did not beg.an swimming seriou
herself until the age of 19.
At thr urgmg of a fnend. she swam her first marathon in 191
swimming a lap around Manhattan Island. Last summer. she becas
the first l)erson to swim around Manhanan three times. covenng the
males an 331h hours. .. , wanted to go after Diane Nyland's ( 1979) distance rt"Cord of
miles but the currents were JUSt too strong," sard (hanin, who "'
ordered out of the water by her coach, Dave Kime.
Kline, an exemse physiologist and Chanin's coach for the past
months, will be tn charge agarn on Lake Powell, monitoring Cahn11
stroke rate, keeping her pace and shouting encouragement from
escon boat that will also carry the swimmer's parents.
While the financial rewards for a marathon swimmer are minirr
-Chanin'sexpensesare being ricked up by Del E. Webb Recreatior
Properties. Inc., with additiona money raised for the event earmark
for the Statue of Liberty Restoration Fund -she says the persor
gratilkation will keep her moving.
"At first I think abou\ my whole life le111ng my mind dnf\ in at
out." she said. "Af\er abbut 15 or 20 hours I start to think abo
different songs and then really let my mind take ofT."
~hoemaker capture~
Los Cerritos·Stakes
INGLEWOOD (AP)-8111 Shoemaker held Savannah Dancer<
the earl y pace and 1hen pushed her hard down the stretch Fnday
easily wan the $48,700 Los Cemtos Stakes at Hollywood Park.
Savannah Dancer finished 21h lengths in front of Rose Crea1
ridden by Russell Baze. River Fame. with Laffit Pincay Jr. aboar
finished another two heads back in 1he I-mile turf race for 3-year-o
fillies.
Carrying l I Y pounds. Savannah Dancer ran the course rn 1.35 2
to defeat li ve rivals. She won $26.400 to push her lifetime winnings s 181,800.
Coupl ed with Akam1ni, Savannah Dancer paid $4.60. $2.20 a1
$2.10. Rose Cream paid $2.40 and $2.10, and River Fame retum1
$2.10 10 show.
Shoemaker and avannah Dancer quickly fell to fourth place aft
the start. saving ground in good position. The Ii Ilic found room on 1
rail entering the stretch and drew away for the victory.
Favored Rose Cream, carrying 115 pounds, rallied outside t
leaders but could not keep pace \Vtth Savannah Dancer. River Fame 5
or forced the early pace but fell shon an the stretch drive.
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FICTITIOUS M.18tHIH 1c-11111 FICTfTIOUI IUltNEH
NAME ITATU•NT FICTIT10Ul IUSIN€H ~NAME ITATHIEHT
The following pettons 11e NAMlllTATl•NT The toltowlng per1<>ns at
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JCW PUBLISHING. 2915 doing~ 81. SUPREME OONUH
Redhill Ave , Suite G-105. ELIZABETH JENNAUX. 6041 Boise All9nU9. Hun
Costa Mesa. Calif. 112826 2840 Corvo Place. Coste lngton Beacto, CA 92647
A teen Wallace. 300 Mes&. Calif 1121128 Sopl'lon Phongdata, 1U
Fernleal, Corona CS.. Mat, lone I J Otckman, 2840 West Ball Road. Apt 1
Cahl 92663 Corvo Place. Cosra Mes. CA Anaheim. CA 92802
David Wallace. 21788 92828 Mallnee Phon9<11ra. t6E
Tahoe Lane, El TOfo. Calif This l>USlnHS IS con-Wesr Bill Road, Apt I
92630 • dueled by an 1ndtv1duat Anaheim, CA 92802
T111s bu11ne11 Is con· I J Dickman V1va1 Phungpraser
dueled by a gene<al part-This 1tatement was flied 1396123-25. SOI Sor Tharr
nerhtp with the County Clerk of Or-mapakdee. Krungthet
Allen Wallace ange County on May 21, Nonthaburl St B1ngau1
This slatement wu filed 1985 Du1st
with tl'1e County Clerk ol Or-F279M3 Klttlporn Phungpra1er
ange County on May 24. Published Orange Coast 1396123-25. Sol Sor. Tl'larr
1985 Dally Pilor May 31. JIM"le 7, mapalfllee. Krungthet
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Published C)-ange Coasl F-011 Ouist
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F1CTTTIOU9 IUSIWH MORTGAGE COMPANY, a 1985
NAME ITA~ Calfomla Limited Partnef-FmW
The totlowln9 peraons are ship 2818 t Marguerite p 0 c doing business as Parkway •A Mission Viejo ut>llShe<I range OH c 0 M M u N I f v Calllornl~ 92fl92 . Daily Piiot May 31 June 1
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Vista. Newport Beach CA gage Company, a Calllornia
92680 corporation, 288 11 ~ega
St Mark Presbylerlan Highway, PO Boa 9, San
Churetl Of Corona Dal Mar, Juan Capistrano. CA 92693
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ducted by a corporation Sanra Margarita Mort-
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Church 01 Corona Dal Mar. Dana Emprtngham. Presl· FICTITIOUS IUSMll
Kennelh E Vanoe. Preti· danl NAM£ ITATEMINT
dent. Board Of Truateea Thie stel~t was filed The following person1 er•
This 1t1tement waa tlled with the County Clerk of Or· doing business u ·
wtlh the Counly Clerk ol Or· ange Counry on May 28, W & S LEASING COM ange County on Mey 30. 1985 PANY, 4'10 Fair Ort11e, Coat
1985 F2n532 Mesa. Calllornla 92826
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Published Ora119e Coaat Crutcher, Atlorn•r• At Orl11e. Costa Mesa. C>
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Published Orange Coast Newport Beach, CA 92680
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CA 92627 C 0 N S 0 L I 0 A T E D
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dueled by: a corporation Janet R Ford 8282
Nikki 8, a Calll. corp .. By Oryt>ank o;.., Huntington
Herth McMullen. V • Pr.... Beach. CA 92648
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PAoe-PAGE
2. Coldwell Banker, Newport
3. Century 21 Surf
4. Udo Realty
5. Grubb & Ellis
7. Walker & Lee
8. George Elkins
9. Waterfront Homes
10. Cote Realty
6. Dalebout Bay & Beach 11 . Unique Homes
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Cower~ Oflerecl br ......_Re.nor.
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12. Lynne Valentine
13. Remax Realtors
14. Remax Realtors
15. Remax Realtors
16. Harbor Realty
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16. Hunt & Associates
17. Llongs of Newport
18. Joe Christopher
19. Homes on Review
28. The Real Estaters
OPEN HOUSE DtRECTOR PAGEi •21
NEW LISTINGS
WT•TA.U 11 ..
Great opportunity on quiet EastskSe street.
Neat. clean, charming 3 BR with spactoua
fenced yard. Priced for Immediate sale.
um s-.-
3 B·R, single levet corner unit located on a wide
greenbelt. LJght and bright with neutral decor -
ready to move Into. Good assumable first trust
deed.
WIOUFFI I•,•,
Charming 3 BR + den home located in park-like
setting. Oen could be 4th BR. Priced for Immedi-
ate sale!
Wllllff 1•.-
Have you been yearning for a quality customized
home done In the very epttome of taste? A home
with a view and close to everything? This 4 BR
home ts what you have been wattlng for.
WHUFFS l• .. 11
Walls of glass, skytlghts, vaulted ceilings and an
atrium accentuate this outstanding Shorecltffs 3
BR home. Major rooms lead to 36' poof, pool
house and gardens featuring mature fruit treee.
Near beaches!
UMISU 111.,_
If you are seeking a valuable bayfront with pier
and slip plus side tie, please see this charming 3
BR home on 40' frontage near Udo turning
basin. New carpeting and freshly painted. Excel-
lent price!
CORONA DEL MAR
IAllM YllW -.U ll•,111
Drastically reduced for quick sale. Five BR,
f amlly room and pool size gardens. Garden with
fountaJn, gazebo and flrepit. Open ~ ceil-
ings. Three car garage. A real buy in an
outstanding family area.
II.II ..... Ill.. Ill ....
Rare double corner lot south of Pacific Coast
Highway. Duplex with Old English charm: 2 BR,
upper wtttrleaded windows, wood paneling,
huge fireplace plus 1 BR unit. Huge private yard.
Probate sale. Great potential!
WlaJm ..,..
The best buy In Shorecllffsl Unlimited growth
potential In this 3 BR. 2 BA home on large lot. By
appointment .
.... •• •l • ... .,..
Featured in Orange County.Magazine. thls home
Is ultra charmlog. 3 BR. FR and DR. Located on
corner, the patio and yard are remlntlcent of
Paris. Call on this today. ........ . ....
Meticulous octJan/jetty view home. Large pri-
vate courtyard. lmpecably maintained. 2 BR,
study, 2 workrooms off garage -could be third
garage. High ceiling In llvtng room adds light and
openness to this gorgeous home. Fee.
.. 1111• 111. • 11 ... ,11.
This artful blend of California's past and preeent
sits proudly rn compkl,te PJivacy while offering 4
BR. 4'~ BA, rumpus room and den. You wtll be
envied for your choice of home.
A MEMBER OF THE ' SEARS ANANCIAL NETWORK
REAL E~-W:ATE I I
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OPEN HOUSES 1-5
11111111 ..... ............ , ...
3 BR, Wooded Green $205,000 J. McNAUGHTON
M.-T 2121 .......
4 BR, FR $269,500 L. McLOON
•• -1141"7
3 BR, FR $325,000 C. McMAHAN ---2211 .......
3 BR, FR $410,000 C. KALINA
Ul1IUff Ml...,.
4 BA. FR, Fee $479,000 M.GUTH
--~ ... .....,
3 BR. FR, Pool. Fee $490,000 F. SENNE$ ....... 1111btt~ 4 BR, Bayfront $1,895,000 M.BENT
111111 .... ,~ ............
2 BR $179,000 L. McLOON
l&tmll 2121 ..... ~
4 BR, FR $269,500 L. MAF$TON
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3 BR. FR $325,000 C.McMAHAN unu ......... 111 ....
1 +1 BR $327,500 R. BOLAND
Mii -.. ""' 3 BR, FR, Spa $345,000 C. McMAHAN _,__ . ......
3 BR, View $349,000 M. MATTHEWS ---.......... ...,
2 BR, 2 BA, vtew $359,000 K .PAAKEA
*""'--1111 ..........
2 BR. wtrfrnt Dock $350,000 J. McNAUGHTON ........ .......
4 BR, FR $389,000 M.AE£0Y ----1111 Pwt•• ••••
4 BR. Gueet. Pool $389,000 J.AKEAMAN ---n11w ...... •
3 BR, FR $410,000 S. MARVIN .......... llll ....
4 BR, FR, Fee $479,000 F.8£NNES ---11MP1111fsr
3 BR, FR. Pool, Fee $490,000 E. OLSON
111111 wn Miit•• ..
3 BA. FR. Pool $499,000 E. OLSON --$539.000 ···,~·· 2 BR, Oen, Fee R. KU TZ
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3 BR, wttfmt Dock $545.000 J. McNAUGHTON --4 BR, FR. Pool, Spa $825,000
all....,
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6BR.FR. Vlttw $875,000 B.REEDY
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5 BR. Bayfront $1,600,000 T. BOLAND
644-9060 •
LIDO ISLE
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Charming, COrf 3 BR. 2 BA home with expansion
potential. Garage stressed for 2nd story. Perfect
for young couple or retirement couple. Steps to
beach and tennis. Hurry for thlS one!
l.91 llLI -. .....
Located on the quiet end of Lido ta a delightful 3
BR home on large lot. Newty palnted & carpeted.
South sunny patio, beamed LR, brick fireplace
and best of all, an outstanding buyl
&.mm.I . 1141,111
Charm and potentlal abound In this Udo 3 BR
home. A large sunny patio leads to cozy rooms,
a country feeflng, pine cabinets In kitchen. So
much· to offer at this price!
&.mm.I 1••,111
Instantly appealing, open, 3 BR home on Lido
Isle corner location. Plastered ceilings, trench
doors, 2 bricked patios opening to strada.
Separate upstairs master suite. ExceptlonaUy
well done!
UlllSU ......
Magnificent Country French home on extra wide
street to street locatlo~·~ ~ve BR, formal OR,
high beamed ceilings, frencn doors and custom
design throughout! This designer /builder home
deserves recognition.
Ull ISU 11,lll,lll
Huge rooms and high ceilings distinguish. this 5
BR home on Lido's north channet. Exceptional
country kitchen, 3 fireplaces, gigantic master
suite, rumpus room. Pier and sllp for 50' boat.
1.91111.1 fl .......
A masterpiece In contemporary llvlngl Udo'a
north channel, every detail In this 3 BA· lavhlhty
appointed home la perfected. Huge kitchen with
2 pantries. Central air and security! Furnllhtngs
Included.
L9111U ~
Dutch colonial 5 BR, 5 BA residence, by
owner/builder, with finest Newport Harbor turn-
ing basin vtewt 10 ft. ceilings, formal dining,
exceflent use of space and decor. Pier and 8'1p.
NEWPORT BEACH
111.... .... ••
Priced to Mii -One of the Bluffa largelt 2 ,atory
models. Located on expansive greenbelt; thl1
end unit brings the outside In from every angle.
A unlquety located property. Land Included.
Wll11LR ·-··· Serene Is the word for thls beautiful 3 BR home
Mt In a perfect garden on a very apectal street.
Large muter bath has 2 Showers. ....... . ....
Lwt expenetw baytront with pler/llip for 40'
boM. Wonderful floorplan with ~
rooma, formal dining room, total privacy Irr
excJuslve neighborhood. Leasehold. ----.. .._. Thia lowty duplex wtth view Is one houae re-
m<Ned from South Bayfront. On a large comer
lot 3 BR home with separate guest room. Large
2 BR apartment over 3 car garage. Owner wtH
hefp w/flnanclng. ·
2161 Sii JOIQUll HILLS RI., IEWPORT BUCH
.·
.-. 17~~n00
~~, JV~ £1Aeach,
$3' 700, ()()()
This 11,300 sq. ft. new ocean uiew residence has been
designed for elegant entertaining and rich, comfortable liuing.
Located in a priuate and securely gated community, the
. residence includes . . . 5 bedrooms plus staff quarters fo r 2,
9 baths plus 2 formal powder rooms, 8 fireplaces ,
commercially equipped kitchen, 2 professional bars,
temperature controlled wine cellar ( ouer 1,000 bottles),
gymnasium, pool and spa, eleuator, 4 car garage with
limot1sine $WCe and workshop and numerous architectural
antiques. If one finds grandness of scale, architectural
·integrity, the finest workmanship and sophistication of _
systems and design, an imperatiue, they need look no further.
*Tennis Court lot available.
O pen House
Saturdays and Sundays
12 :00 to 5:00 p.m. ·
Jeffrey Schley, (714) 760-1851
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OPEN HOUSE
239 VIA UDO SOUD, Lido Isle (SAT 2-5) .. Very spacious. light & bright bayfront, 2
story, 5 bedrooms, den, elev~tor. boat sllp. $1 ,395,000. Virginia O'Brien
1330 CAlAlY II. N.B. (SAT/SUN 1-4) .. $650,000. Fantastic view + pool. Spacious
home with many amenities, 3 car gar. FEE LAND Virginia Stlce/Javad Mansoor
121 UIO PAil D11VE. f·2 N.B. (SAT 2-4) .. Bayfront condo with super bay view. 2
bdrms, 3 baths, den/dining room. $425,000 Phyllis Hayden
42' YIA Ult IOU, Udo Isle (SUN 1-4) .. Absolute beauty + gorgeous view from this
bayfront home. Will consider trade for Inside Lido Isle. $795,000 Gib Walker
WEST IAY lftlK llYFIOIT
$191,IM
4 ..... CHIT, N.B. (SUN 1-5) .. Just completely redecorated Plan 3 townhome in
Newport Crest. 3 bdrms. 21h baths, formal dining. Comm *pool/spa. Ask-
lngS 189,000 Carol Mulvey
A great buy! Large older Jlome
with pier & slip. Corner location,
near sandy beach.
11 KIA LOA COllT, N.B. (SUN 1-4) .. 4 bedroom townhome In Newport Crest. Comm
pool/spa & tennis courts. Walk to beach. $189,500 Bob/Wyvonne
12M IHSlll£ l.AllE, N.B. (Sun. 1-5) .. Family home on large lot. Close to everything
you need. Westcllff area. $265,000. Carol Mulvey
CLAUOETIE TAYLOR
673-7300
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : UDO ISLE----: • • • : FEATURED II 1985 UDO ISll 101£ TOUI! • • • • •IEW USTIIC OI Vil 11111£ -Exceptional quality •
: throughout this 2 story home built in 1984. •
•Custom features are endless. Call for ap-:
Jtpolntment to view this beauty. Offered at _..
!$698,000. Pam/Carol •
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LIDO ISLE
VIA HTllES · $199,000 EACH COHO -4 units avail-
able. each has 2 bdrms. 11h baths, fireplace,
separate 2 car garage. Lido Isle amenities.
Howard Lawson
VIA PAUIMO · $345,ote -Perfect family home with
lots of charm. Remodeled kitchen, beam ceil-
ings throughout. 4 bdrm. 3 ba. Virginia O'Brien
YIA QllTO • $349 .... -Charming 4 bedroom. 2
bath family home with formal dining room.
Bright & sunny. Enjoy bay, beach, clubhouse,
tennis courts. Virginia O'Brien
VIA MICE · $360,000 -3 bedroom, 2 baths, high
ceilings, massive fireplace in living room. Cop-
per plumbing. Large tiled patio on 40' wide lot.
Howard Lawson
VIA TllESTE · $475,000 -Lovely 4 bedroom, 3 bath
home with large sunny patio on 45' wide lot.
Wood paneling used thru out. Carol Mulvey
VIA Uto IOtD · S5SI .... -Sparkling home & pool
on extra wide corner lot. 3 bdrms, 2 ba, family
room. Great for entertaining Virginia O'Brien
Y1A PAl.OIO · $445, ... -Lovely home on extra
large lot, 58X88'. Lush patio designed by Rogers
Gardens. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. family room.
Virginia O'Brien
IEWPOIT BEACH PROPERTIES
ftlSAIUS Cl9I · $75,M -Large studio with
Shoji screens to separate bdr~ ar&a, comm.
pool, spa, security gate. Joan/Howard
.. VOSMUS Cl9I · $11,IM -Nicely decorated 1
bedroom with many amenities and close to the
beach. A great buy! Comm. pool. Joan Cain
VOSM.LES cemt-SUS.IN -One bedroom over-
IO<>klng founteln, mow fn condition. A Newport
8Mch Berga6nt Comm. poot. CarOf/Javed
VHSAIU£S COIN • $124,tSO -2 bedroom, 2 bath,
comm pool. Joan Cal""
VIUA lllJOA • S1S9,000 -Penthouse with
outstanding bay/ocean view. 1 bdrm, 1 bath,
skylights Joan Cain
VIUA IAllOA • $133,MI -1 bdrm, 1 bath, com-
munity pool. small ocean vu from deck. ,
Joan Cain
VUSAlllS COHO · $165,IM -La Tour modet,
Absentee owner wants fast sale. A beauty w/2
view bedroom suites. Assume large 1st. T.0 .
Comm. pool/spa. Roger Brown
VHSAIWS COllO · $1S2,IM -La Tour model
Penthouse, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, bay & ocean
view, mirrored and beautifully upgraded.
Joan Caln
WESTCUFF Vil.UC( · $134,tN -2 bedroom, 2'h bath
townhome. Comm pool/spa, dougle garage,
fireplace. Gib Walker
llWNIT CIUT 111311• · $151,511 -A low price
for this 2 bedroom. 2 betti. Communfty
pool/spa, tennis, walk to beach. Bob/Wyvonne
KINIT CIUT T••• · $171,MI -JUST
LISTED • 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, highty up-
graded, comm pool/spa, tennis & walk to beach.
Won't last. CatOf Mulvey
s~ w -sue.• . • •••rter -Newport Beach, 2 bdrm, 2 bath townhome with wash-
er /dryer & refrlg. 2 car garage. Setler has priced
this townhome to sell nowt Linda Jacobs --,,
OCOlflllT Cl9I · S255,• -2 bedrooms, 2
baths, den + great ocean view.Seller wtll ex-
change for view home In N.8. Bob/Wyvonne
~ C191 • S2J1,51t ·-2 bedrooms. 1v ..
bath, corner unit, aun..t .& Catalkla view.
Bob/Wyvonne
OPH SAT/S.UY 1-4
343 VIA UH SOii, Ull ISU
$1,lst,MI
Spectacular 4 bedroom, 4 bath
bayfront. Slip for large yacht + 3
car garage. Nest to greenbelt.
GIB WALKER
BOB/WYVONNE
673-7300
OCEAIFIOH · $425,000 -On Balboa Peninsula, a
.super corner location plus good rental. 7 bdrrns,
2 story beach house. Your chance. at a tow
price. Enjoy this summer John Martin
WEST IEWPOIT OCWFIOIT • $175,MI -Cape Cod
charmer, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on large corner
lot. Beautiful sunsets. · Jerry Bogan
BAYFROITS FROM $225,000
611 UIO , ... Hm . ucwm UY!. $llS,MI -
Third floor corner unit wtth super view. 1 bdrm, 1
ba. Owner will finance. Slip avail, pool, sub
parking. Security bulldlnO. Gib Walker
lli UIO PAii llm · S212,MI -5th floor with
spectacular 180' view north. Security building,
sub parking, pool. walk to Lido Village. markets,
. theater, shops. Great living. Roger Brown
111 U10 PAii Nm · $215,MI -A real showplace
that has been remodeled to suit a discriminating
buyer. 1 bdrm, den, 11/t ba. Very low down.
Comm pool & patio. Sec. bldg. Gib Walker
WEST llY lftlll · $191,MI -Neat older home, 4
bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, on corner
loca1ton with pier/slip, near sandy beach. Great
buy. Claudette Taylor
Ml LM Piii IMl · $t51,MI -Exceltent buy for
thlt prwtigk>ua hl-riM condo wtth 24 hr. aecurtty
atb parking, community pool. Probate .....
•tate may carry lat T.0 . Bob/WyYOnne
MIO llllU Unml · SISl,MI -Thta ls an
exqutsfte home With 60' on the water wtth P*' a
sHp.SeHet carry 1st or 2nd TO. Stephanie 8 .
IM ISU Un.T · $1,575,IM -Large or6glnal
home next to greenbelt, build your onglnal
home next to greenbett, buUd your own dock.
FantasUc view of boat activities. C. Taylor
UH ISU IAYfmT -$1.111,IM -Exquisite home
recently refurbflhed In Impeccable taste. 4
bedrooms, 4 bath•, pier & sHp. Near sandy
beech. Carol Mutvey
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mu PllY&TE LIUTill . 11H,lll
3 bdl'm, 21h bath. "El Dorado" plan In the
McLain townhomes adjacent to Big Canyon. 2
story end unit. Community pool, tennis and
security. Martha Macnab
UYWU UYFlllT 1111,111
Charm 4 bdrm, famfty home surrounding trop-
ical Interior patio. Spacious bayfront deck over-
looks the most active channel In the harbor.
Plrvate community offers · security. private
beaches, and a unique lifestyle. lncld. land.
Martha Macnab
llllR<.l,111111 1221,111
This remodeled 4 bdrm, unit Is a special treat for
everyone who loves the Bluffs. Intimate and
private yet with a noteworthy garden patio. Coby
Ward
11111111 ,., sin. 1211,MO LI.
Rare cul-de-sac lot provides a great back-
ground for summer fun. The outstanding view
lot for the largest one story Lusk home In
Eastbluff offers family living at Its best. four
bedrooms, pool. C~by Ward
Sl&YllW -In~ f&OIW YIEW 1411,IOO
"Nantucket" model with 180° view of ocean and
city lights. Beautifully landscaped, corner lo-
cation affording maximum privacy. Two
bedrooms & den, tastefully decorated. Gated
community. Belle Partch
IWllH RIME IHl,IOO
"Dynasty" model with spectacular view. Gated
courtyard entry, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, formal dining,
added storage and professionally decorated
throughout. A real private setting. Assume ex-
cellent financing. Belle Partch
111,000 PllOI IUMTlll S 1,Jll,000
SPECT ACULAA VIEW OF BIG CANYON GOLF
COURSE. Custom home on 3rd Tee includes 4
bedrooms, 3'h baths, large family room. game
room. sauna. Unique bridge crosses over swim-
ming pool to spa. Maureen White/Ed Escano
ELEUIT 11 USTlllFF 1412,IOO FEE
An executive couples "dream". Owner/builder
has created a unique 2 bdrm, 4 bath home with
extraordinary family room, "His and Hers''
baths and closets. Sparkling pool, large yard.
Hallie Strock
Ill C&IYll DMmY FIRIM 11,Hl,IKIO
A rare opportunity awaits you as our owner has
been transferred. A most peaceful and private
setting, solidly constructed traditional family
home. 5 bdrm. 41h bath. formal dining room.
wood paneled study, country kitcben off a cozy
family room;-A private estate-wltti room for pool,
all on one of Big Canyon's finest view locations.
Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody
.. ESTATE • ..... T IOOI S2tt,IOO
Lusk one level 4 bedroom, 21h bath home on cul-
de-sac. Extra size yard with loads of privacy -
great family area with playground and Is close to
tennis club.
IUT • Tll ILlffl 1211.111
One levef 2 bdrm, 2 bath, formal dining room.
beam ceilings, upgraded & expanded Bluffs
home opens onto wide greenbelt with putting
green. A must see. Lois Jacobs
#2 Clwlc ltlaaa, Suite 100
644-6200
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4 BR, FR, pool l-5 <;.Ward
TURTLEROCK au..-IJJJ IWra leja
4 BR, FR, pool. spa 1-5 M. Bulk.ley
BIG CANYON S1,Jtl,MO , ...........
4 BR, spa l-5 S. Grody
WESTCLIFF S211,111 11H ........
4 BR, FR ·1-5 L. Oeth
BAYCREST 1111.-2011 l....,4 u..
3 BR, spa 1-4:30 T .Allin.son
BAYCREST 1111.-, ... , .........
4 BR, FR, pool 11-5 M. Manon
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5 BR, FR, spa 1-5 M. Bulkley
BIG CANYON ........ ., .........
3 Bil\ FR, pool. spa 1-5 S. Grody
CORONA DEL MAR Utl,000 122 ........
3 Br, FR I 5 L Jacobs
BIG CANYON S1,IOl,DOO 14 ll•Jal St. leer11
Furn, 4 BR, FR, pool, spa 1-5 T AJlmson
BALBOA ISLAND JUl,OM 213 li .... 4 ,,,
5 BR, FR 1-5 B. Aune
LIOO SIH,000 222 Yl1 ler•
-l BR, FR 1-5 A. Peters
IRVlNE TERRACE SUl,IOO lUthl,.. Ten
2 BR, FR. pool 1-4 L.Beazley
C LlFF HAVEN llH,000 ..........
3 BR 1-4 L. Beazley
HARBOR RlDG E HHMI 1 c....try
4BR 1-5 M Cooper
BAYCREST 1311,00I llOl laMlhMM
-l BR. FR. pool 12-6 M Manon
SITllllY UI SllllY
JASMINE C REEK UH,000
3 BR. FR. spa 1-4
HARBOR VlEW S'Jt,000
3.4 BR. FR 1-4
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1112 Wiatt• Sails
0 Gqdshatl
IUOI Miii 1121,IOO
Immaculate 3 bdrm. 21h bath condo. On
Bayfront. With slip available. Connie Maxsentl
Hlllll Tllll -Ill C&IYll 12, 110,000
Prime location overlooking fairways. lake and
nite lites. 5 BA, 4 fireplaces, library. billiard rm,
family rm. Attention to every detail in this
custom Valentine Built Home. Tom Allinson
Fii WU IU• IAY SHOO/•
Furnished or unfurnished, 6 mo to 1 year. On the
sandy beach, and boat activities. Private com-
munity, tennis court. 4 bdrm, 4'h bath. formal
dining. Large game room. could be arranged for
in-law quarters. Mary Lou Marlon
UPI -•Lal ISi.i 1111,111 Elegant famlty home with large patio on over-
sized lot. Ftve bdrms. 4 baths. Famlty room,
dining room. hardwood floors. French doors.
Beautiful condition. A rare beauty. Joan
Lewis/Danny Bibb
lllWPORI BIACH
llW usrm -MUIFlllT Mii.MO
A delightful small home In a prime location In
West Newport. High beamed cellfngs, used
brick fireplace -3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a
gorgeou::. view of ocean and Catalina sunsets.
Lucy Rose
IF Y• Blll PllFIDTlll IHt,111
We have a 3 bedroom. family room home with
built-In bookcases. new kitchen appliances and
manicured yard to suit your most particular
requirements. Donna Godshall
F&IT&ml IUDI IWlD MY 12tt•
Extraordinary pride of ownership duplex only
steps to ocean in best beach area. Extra
spacious. extra nice 3-bedroom units suitable
for Investor or owner occupancy. Owner will
carry 1st TD for qualified buyer! Don't miss this
one. Paula Bailey
FIRST n• IFFEIEI 1211,llO
Stunning new listing In Harbor View Homes. This
4 bedroom Montego plan offers excellent ex-
terior appeal. Well planned rear yard with firepit
and overhang. Remodeled kitchen with up-
graded appliances. Ottered at $287,500 Susan
Scanlan
II& CHiii -Sllll TOWHIME Sllt,000
This 2 bdrm, 2 bath single level townhome
features a spacious sunny patio, large formal
living room1 large master suite, guest room and
cozy den. Prestigious private community at a
very low price of $329,000 . Danny
Bibb/Stephanie Grody
E•EUU UY -ICUI Siil If llHWU
JIST USTEI S 1 ,418,000
Gorgeous 1 year old, 4 bedroom with spectacu-
lar views of beach, Catalina, and sunsets. Just
listed, fabulous financing. construction and lo-
cation. Oaley/Hirschler
11m11CTM UYflllT •E S 1, 100,000
Luxury and beauty with harbor entrance view.
This home of magnificent quality and construe-
-tion has a great open feeling -with wonderful
designer fabrics and wall coverings. Three
bedrooms and den Barbara Aune
RIYH llOI l&HR S 1,215,000
This spacious custom manor in Harbor Ridge
offers 6 bedrooms. 5 baths. and extra large oak
panelled family room with wet bar It is located
on the corner with Its own private swimming
pool and spa. Lender owned-make otters Ed
Escano/Maureen White
LIVELY VIEW lt•E II PllHTICIOIS HU SIH,000
Comfortable four bedroom, split-level with a
contemporary feeling. beautiful harbor. Catalina
and sunset views. Among many upgrades are a
completely remodeled kitchen and new flooring
on the first level. Community pool. Sellers are
very motivated. Nancy Short
Fii TIE lllSI IHl.-r 1115,000
A special offering in Old Corona del Mar, this 3
bdrm. 31"1 bath home features lovely open ca-
nyon and partial ocean views. Extra large
bedrooms and baths. dramatic family room.
office and completely remodeled kitchen Hallie
S1roc1<
Lm 1SU11 IHI,• FH
One of the largest Interior lots Spacious 4
bedroom, 2'h bath home. Great for entertaining!
Connie Maxsentl
2 123 San Joaquin Hiiis
644-7020
Dalebout Bay Be Beach Real Estate
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Only eight distinguished residences share this very private and cherished cul-de-sac location. And ... this one may be the finest of them all. The
ingredients of this offering are guaranteed to excite the Interest of every hard-to-please buyer. Extraordinary three bedroom custom home. Four and
one-half baths. Spectacular and indestructible one hundred eighty degree view of bay, ocean and night lights from the entire living area. A sopremety
individual offering because of the Inside pool and two master suites. The list of amenities extends endlessly. And, perhapa beet of ell, the owner wHI
carry the flrat truat deed at 10% with S200,000. No polnte. No prepayment. Please note that this is not a sales gimmick. Please call us. We will prove
it to you ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... $695,000
DOVER SHORES . . . Bayfront. Meticulously
remodeled. French doors. Oak ·cabinetry. ~eveled mirrors. Gourmet kita6m. Five
spacious bedrooms. Four batl'lr: Master
bedroom with fireplace plus adjoining study.
Huge brick patio. Spa. Pier and float.. $975,000
Open Sat 1-5............. .. .. . . 40 1 North Star Lane
DOVER SHORES ... Bayfront. Large pier and
float. Main house features formal living room,
dining room and library with custom elegant
walnut shelves. Nine foot ceilings, oak parquet
floors and Strauss crystal chandeliers. Separate
two bedroom suite across the brick courtyard.'
Completely refurbished ........................ $849,000
Open Sat 1-5 ................ 308 Morning Star Lane
NEWPORT ISLAND WATERFRONT ... Private
dock and pier. The unexpected just happened.
Now, you don't have to compromise at all to buy
waterfront for under $1,000,000. Spacious.
Open. Six bedrooms. Huge bonus room. Fantas-
tic financing. A rare find..................... $835,000
IRVINE TERRACE ... The variety of views from
this splendid property is one of the most stun-
ning features. This quaJlty four bedroom home is
equipped with luxuries you want. There is a
courtyard pool, a formal dining room, a separ-ate
maid's quarters, and soaring beamed ceilings
throughout. Everywhere you look, superb styling
is complimented by superb decorating. Dis-
cover what living really is ..................... $750.000
Open Sun 1-5 .................. 2001 Galatea Terrace
DOVER SHORES ... Luxurious. Five bedrooms.
View of Back Bay and city lights. Huge living
room and family room. The master suite fea-
tures beveled mirrors and a sunken tub. French
doors s·eamed ceilings and Mexican pavers
lend to the charm. Separate maid's quarters.
..... . .. . .............................. $687,000
DOVER SHORES The ultimate in customized
view homes. Five bedrooms. French Doors. Oak
parquet floors. Three fireplaces. Two wet bars.
Skylights. Panelled library. Master suite with
fireplace. wet barand Jacuzzi tub ....... $675.000
Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ............. 1226 Polarls Drive
SPYGLASS HILL ... Privacy. View of the bay
and ocean. Four lovely bedrooms. Formal dining
room. Two fireplaces. Quiet cul de sac location.
Exquisite condition .......................... $597.500
LIDO ISLE Highly desirable lo-
cat1on ... convenient to bay. Large ~ot with lush
landscaping. Impressive brick entry. Hardwood
floor$. Luxurious family room with fireplace.
Four bedrooms. Three baths. French doors.
Plantation shutters. Built-In wall units in
bedrooms Formal dining room. Owner will as-
sist In arrangJng financing .................... $595.000
Open Sat-Sun 1·5................... ......... 426 Piazza
.
1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE
DOVER SHORES Exciting bay view.
Fabulous family room with custom walnut bar
and wine storage. Fantastic home for casual
parties or formal entertaining. Four bedrooms
and four baths. Convertible den. One bedroom
and bath ideally locatdd for maid or guest.
.............................................................. $560,000
Open Sat 1-5 ..................... 1148 Santiago Drive
SPYGLASS HILL . . . A respected Bedford
model o.verfooking the canyon. Four bedrooms.
Four baths. Pool-sized lot. Very motivated
seller. With 30% down, the owner will carry the
baJance. The benefits are obvious ... no loan
costs and a reasonable interest rate. A superior
offering ................................................. $559,000
Open Sat 1-5 ............................... 14 Morro Bay
BACK BAY . . . Spacious California Spanish
style home with hardwood floors, beam ceilings,
tile gallery. Six bedrooms. Large corner lot with
additional property zoned for horses. Must see
to appreciate ....................................... $550,000
DOVER SHORES . . . A very special environ-
ment. Set among million dollar waterfront
properties. this four bedroom home Is com-
patible with heavy entertaining. Yet, intimate
enough for a large family. Two-story living room.
Grand dining room. Island kltctlen with break-
fast room. Handsome brick patio. Spacius spa.
Private beaches.................................. $535,000
NEWPORT ISLAND ... Custom bayfront. Excel-
lent condition. Pier and side-tie for thirty foot
boat. View of bay and city lights. Three
bedrooms. Custom mirrors. Plantation shutters.
Skylights. Beamed ceilings. Oak bar. lcemaker
refrigerator. Patio and pier lights controlled by
sensor. Spa with solar cover ............... $525,000 •
Open Sat-Sun 1-5 .............. 3704 Channel Place
SEA VIEW ... Expansive forever view. Gorgeous
sunsets. Three bedrooms. Family room.
Enclosed atrium Private spa on view side. Air
conditioning. Owner will consider various financ-
ing possibilites. Good assumable loan. Submit
for Big Canyon exchange ................... $469,500
l HARBOR RIDGE ... Exceptional view oriented
Renaissance model. Detailed and up-graded.
Plantation shutters, beveled mirrors, rich pan-
eling and expensive carpeting. All rooms
provtde for comfortable llvtng and gracious
entertaining. All In all, an excitingly Infectious
residence ............................................. $459,000
WESTCLIFF . . . Somerset Lane remains a
sought after location. Seldom do properties
become available on this street. Large custom
family residence. Generously proportioned
rooms. Four bedrooms. Dining room. Family
room. Huge yard. Call us. We will share this
"find" with you ..................................... $450,000
Open Sat 1-5 .................... 1216 Somerset Lane
631-7300
BA YCREST ... No house ever built has been
perfect, but this one comes close. Custom.
Uncrowded. Two-stories. Four bedrooms. Fam-
ily room. Dining room. Breakfast room ... Spa. The
level of tts' amenities is flawless. A res_fdenfe for
those who choose to go first class ... all the way.
............................................................. $389,500
BAYCREST ... Four bedroom home on a quiet
tree-lined street. Comfortable and Inviting.
Large kitchen is a culinary delight. Separate and
very private master suite.................... $375,P<>O
BAYCREST . Fresh, sparkling Ivan Wells
. home. Move-in condition. New tile. Shutters.
Track lighting and decorator fixtures. Complete-
ly remodeled kitchen. Four bedrooms. Three
baths. Formal dining room. Family room. Three
patios and large pool. Three car garage.
.............................................................. $350,000
Open Sun 1-5 .................... 1542 Santiago Drive -
BAYCREST . . . A family home In a choJoe
neighborhood at a reasonable price. Four
bedrooms. Four baths. A very large kitchen and
family room combination. A superbly private
• dini!"g room. The entire house and the pool
environment allow for gracious entertaJnlng.
Priced to sell quickly at.. ...................... $339,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-5...... ... .. .. 1628~Santlago Drive
B~CK BAY ... Panoramic view of bay, moun-
tains and city lights. Four bedrooms: Huge living
room and den ... each with flrepface. Community
pool and cabana and nine hole putting green.
Owners motivated ................................ $325,000
Open Sun 1-5 ....................... 2201 Private Road
THE BLUFFS . . . Popular expanded three
bedroom, three bath Dolores modet. Private end
unit overlooking back bay. Front row view .
Numerous upgrades Including high grade
carpeting. Plantation shutters. custom drapes.
····························································· $299,900
BAYCREST . . . Spacious family home. five
bedrooms. Two and one-hatt baths. Two fire-
places. Very private backyard with mature fruit
trees. Two car garage plus space for recreation
vehicle. Assumable financing and mottvated
owner will carry second ....................... $259,000
Open Sat 1-5 ..................... 2115 Santiago Drive
HARaoR HIGHLANDS ... Highly upgreded tour
bedroom home. Completely new kltch9n, pfumb~ng. roof, and baths. Property In mOY9-fn
condition. A nice size backyard .......... $227,000
BACK BAY ... Like new, two story con-
dominium. Two bedrooms. Flreplaoe. French
doors. Generous storage. Private yard with
sprinkler system. Two car garage ...... $179,500
NEWPORT BEAQH
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VAUIT NIL .. I D•LLEIT UITSlll LlllTlll
Sweeping view of Newport Center
and ocean. Lovely brick patio and
contemporary decor. 3 bedroom,
community pool. tennis & 24 hour
guard gate. Realistically priced at
$410.000. Call for appointment.
759-1501
ELllllT lllTEllPIUIY
Warm livability and outstanding
quality throughout. Combined with
a magnificent view mak~ this 3
bedroom home in a private gated
community a rare find. 759-1501
Large home high atop Spy~
Hills is availabJe. Great bonus room,
excellent view, many extra
amenities. $659.000. 759-1501
2 homes on one lot. Good opportuni-
ty for an investor or the family that
needs extra room for family mem-
bers. Call for details at 759-1501
NEWPORT BEACH
CORONA DEL MAR
m•11n IELlllT
If you want a magnificent prestigious home with
a superb ocean view -you must see this decorator
designed home. Presented proudJy at $530,000.
Call for an appointment to preview. 759-1501
PllYAIY, aum I _, .. ,.
All are combined in this exceptional home in the
Eastbluff area. Now vacant and in complete
move-in CQpdition., this 4 bdrm pool home is ready
for occupancy. See it now! 759-1501
.IU•••EEI
BeautifuJ home in gated community. Largest
plan. 2 stories. Priced at $350,000. Call 759-1501.
We will be happy to show you this lovely
property.
LllATlll -.. Alm
Plus a gorgeous view of back bay & Newport
Center. Perfect 4 bedroom family home with
lovely pool. This vacant property must sell!
759-1501 ••111111Fa. 5 bedroom pooJ home. The area is prime and the
price is excellent. Only $269,500. A hard to find
price for such a nice home in Newport Beach. Call
759-1501 today.
TIE ILTillATI
Lovely home in attractive location offers the
perfect setting for entertaining. Immaculate 4
bedroom. 3 bath and formal dining room. Beauti-
fully landacaped super large lot in Irvine with a
pool. privacy and view. $485,000. Call 759-1501
•nm1•1•mw
A magnificent panorama of the beautiful harbor
is Beel\ from this superbly decorated condo near
the entrance of Lido We. Excellent value at
$27',000. 759-1501
Lllllf .. n 111 ,._
Lovely ~lcourt Hill home in perfect condition.
Light and bright home. Beautifully upgraded.
Many superior amenities. A bargain at $425,000.
759-1501
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2'70 Ian Miguel Drive
Newport· leach, CA l2tlO
(714) 751-1501
IAIE •P•lllln · HE If A 1111
180 degree view of the channel, ocean and
Catalina are seen from this home on the Balboa
Peninsula that was buJt in 1926. Truly one of the
greatest locations, if not the very best in the
harbor area. Please call for further information
and the opportunity to see this unique property.
Priced at $2,200,000. 759-1501
COSTA MESA
.... _/1111,MI
Here is a coxy comfortable house in desirable
Mesa V-erde. 4 bed.rooms or 3 and a panelled
study. Reduced for a fast sale. 759-1501
PAii Liii lllOAll
Terrific 3 bedroom & den home with 2 remodeled
baths. Walnut cabinets & shining white tile in the
kitchen that has just been redone. Large covered
patio. $124,900. 759-1501
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Vacant and spic & span. Perfect location for the
young family. 3 bedrooms, nice safe yard with
block wall for the children to play in. Don't miss
this in prune Mesa Verde area. 759-1501
OllTA lhA 11111
Development has streams, waterfalls, pool, spa.
Beautifully decorated 2 bedroom, 2 bath + den.
Owner transferred & motivated. Come see and
make offer! Only $129,900. 759-1501
IRVINE
IT'IAPlllmlTI ...
This home ls beautifuJ, immaculate, in an excel-
lent area and a good value. But you must truly see
it. Now at $181,000. Call today'. 759-1501
WI PllllLY PlllllT-
Lovely home in prime Irvine area has just been
reduced to $157,000. Channing & comfortable, it
has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace and many
uJ>Snlded features. 759,1501
EUYY•lllf
In this great end unit in Walnut Square. S unny &
bright. New wallpaper & carpet. A.o;sume loan.
Priced at $102,900. Call 759·1501
dl. AMERICAN HOME SHIELD
"We Protect & Service
Things That Service You."
CMSllEI TllS
1 bedroom plus loft. Cute as can be. ~nd story
unit looking over streams, ponds and beautifuJ
lan~ping. Priced right at $89.000. 759-1501
LllE Tl EmlTlll1
Immaculate, gorgeous landscaping, sparkling
pool, superior location. It's all there . This
Turtlerock beauty is listed right at $319,000. See it
and you'll agree. 759-1501
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
An immaculately maintained 2 story home, 3
bedrooms, family room, bright cheery kitchen
and formal dining room on a large. beautifully
landscaped lot with gorgeous pool. All at a great
price of $219,900. 759-i.581
LAGUNA BEACH
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m Laguna Canyon. A very special location with a
very special house. Situated on 1 acre on a private
road with mountain atmosphere, hone facilities..
privacy, close to beaches. $495,000. 759-1501
ORANGE HILLS
IDllDTIP11,IM
Last chance to get terrific 9 ~ ci. fixed financing on
this lovely 3 bedroom, 3 bath home on 1h acre
high in the hills of Orange. ~urnability of loan
ends in October 1985. Seller will carry back a 2nd
T.D. at below market rates. John Lyttle built. Call
to preView 759-1501
SO. COAST PLAZA AREA
llST llf!
Only $51,500 for this super bachelor condo. Call
for great te~. We will show you this with great
pride. 759-1501
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
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Get into the growing Video equipment and movie
rental business while it is still m it.~ t.nfancy .
Established and ready to go. Gn?at location in
small cen ter in Newport Beach. Call for details.
759-1501
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2l70 San Miguel Drtve
Newport Beech, CA 12110
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Over Sixty Years of Turning Dreams Into Realitt·
FABULOUS EAST8'1UFF HOME
One of the areas finest. 5 bdnns, large country
family room, extensive use of brick. ~oeed
courtyard, air conditioning, spa. ·fire pit, ~
basketball court and a beautiful view. May lease
option! $415,500 including land.
SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DA.BOLT.
BAYFRONT • PIER 6 SLIP
Quality built custom 4 bdnn home. Mahogany
trench doors & windows. Spectacular view from
master suite & retreat. Lower bdrm could be
maidsleuest room. Perfection, move right in.
$1,250,000 includes land. DON DeTHOMAS
SPECTACULAR WATER VIEW
BLUFFS "CREAM PUFP' .
Enjoy the beauty of back bay, sunsets & city
lights. Two spacious bdrms plus third
bdrm/~y room or den. A great buy! $289,500
includes the land.
SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOL T
LIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH
FOR UNDER $200,000
Has everything you want! Fireplace in master
suite, air oond, walk to beach. 2 bdrms, 2 baths,
den. Shows like a ~I. Good assumable financ-
~--, ing. $182,000. MARIA·BEROOVIT'Z
or LINDA T AGLlANE'TTI
NEWPORT BEACH CONDO
Large versatile plan 4 with a dramatic living
room. fireplace. family room & den. Good view.
One of the largest units in Villa Balboa. As-
sumable financing. Owner axious. $187,000.
MABlA BERCOVlTZ or
LINDA TAGLlANETTl
PENINSULA POINT OCEANFRONT
Spacious 5 bdrm beach front home. Sweeping
ocean/sunset views. Extra large family entertain-
ment room, elevator, rooftop sundeck, skyl.ights.
SeUer may exchange for 3 bdrm or larger West-
side L.A.!Brentwood home. $675,000 L .H.
DON DeTHOMAS
BIG CANYON • GOLF COURIE HOME
Steps to the 7th green! Country club atmosphere
w /spacious open floor plan. Large entertainment
area w/sunken view bar that seats 12 plua a small
dance floor w/space for pool table. Spacious
muter suite w/30 ft ward.robe plus a large walk-
in clotet. Gourmet kitchen. Room to expand.
$1,295,000. DOROTHY HAROCASTLE
LIDO BAYFRONT DUPLEX
Two bright & sunny apartments. F..ach has three
bdrms, two baths and fireplace. Lower apart-
ment has formal dining room. Live in one -lease
one or convert to single family. Beautiful sandy
beach. $869,500. CATHRYN TENNILLE
BLUFFS -BLUFFS -BLUFFS
Choice end unit. Popular "E" plan. 3 bdrms. 21h
baths on lush wide greenbelt. View of back
bay/city lights. Large family room can be 4th
bdrm. A/C, wet bar. A..wnable lat. owner says
"Make me an offer!" $299.~ L.H.
SANDY MITIMAN
BLUFFS 180° BAY VIEW
Built onginally by the buUder of the Bluffs as hts
personal residence. Perfect for the executive who
wants a customiz.ed & "TRULY UNIQUE'' home
an Newport Beacll. $385,000 including land. Call
SALLY 8HIPLEY or JOYCE DAOOLT
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HARBOR VIEW HOMES
MINT PORTOF1N1n--
Lovely exec home in Newport with old fastuoned
charm. 2 sty. 4 bdrms, 3 1h baths, se.p guest qtrs &
rec room. Well planned upgrades. Spotless. Walk
to elem school & comm pool Spacious yard.
$334,900. TODDY SMITH
LIVE NEAR THE BEACH
CORONA DEL MAR
Excellent owner financing! Enjoy cool bree-z.es on
a delighthil. secluded/ patio just one blk from
ocean 4 bdrms, 40 ft lot, abundant storage, 3-car
garage, lrg rooms. Solidly constructed home
w/mini ocean view Crom upper level. $495,000
BINNlE DIXON
ELEGANCE IN JASMINE CREEK
Three bdnn Plan 4. Formal model home. lnt.erior
lJy noted designer Anne Fraser of Fraser House
Professionally landscaped. A special offen.ng at
$475,000. LINDA TAGLIANE'ITI
ATOP SPYGLASS HILL
SPECTACULAR VIEW • PRIVACY
Coronado Model -Five bdrms, three baths,
atri~ entry. Professionally landlcaped over-
siz.ed lot with room for pool. Exchange possible
for two bdrm borne/condo. Assumable loan.
S~.000. SANDY MITI'MAN
SMASHING OCEAN I JETTY VIEW
Can you believe C.D.M. ocean view for under
$400.000? Delightful 4 bdrm residence offers
privacy. 2 oozy Cireplaces (one in master suite),
90lar heated wat.er system. $399,000 includes
land. JOYCE DABOLT I SALLY SHIPLEY
NEAR NEW EA8TllDE C.M. HOME
Move right in! 3 bdrm, 21h bath custom home on
lrg lot. Oak cabinets, greenhOUBe window in
kitchen, skylight. fireplace. covered patio plus
many extras. $190,000. Call
DONNA or BILL WEBSTER
BLUFFS LARGEST MODEL
1259,500 iNCLUDES LAND
Sunny 4 bdrm end unit w/spacious Pc>nus room
plus · country kitchen/family area. Spark.ling
clean w/nrN carpet and drapes in neutral tones.
Large UIUl1lllble loan at 12\.ilJi.
SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOL T
LENDER fORECLOSURE -COSTA MESA
Anxious lender will talk terms. Try 9.5% gradu-
ated payments with 3% cap. 2 bdrm, 2 ~ bath
townhouae. Cloeed garage, large patio, country
kitchen. Cireplace. $109,950. BARBARA JAMES
TERRIFIC TURTLEROCK HOME
AFFORDABLE $114,500 FEE
Perfect for t.he buyer eeek.ing a prime area at an
affordable price. Sl.lnny single level on oorner lot.
Upgraded & air conditioned. Great location.
Walk to park. pool, lPruUs & schools. Ask for
SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT
PARADISE FOR SALE
Only $95,000 for custom 3 bdrm, 2 bath 1,500 &q ft
mobile home in family park in Laguna Beach.
Ocean view, beach access, security gat.e, 1 yr
home warranty. Owner may trade for O.C. condo
I house. MARY JANK
ONI: OF AKIND
Absolutely beautiful custom four bedroom in the
heart of Laguna Hills. One level. charming
french rountry design. Panoramic view high
above the hill. ~um.able financing. Ask for
BARBARA JAMFS
MONARCH BAY
Gate guarded serene community for the family
wh9 loves beach living without traffic. Tennis,
beach clubhouse plus a large 5 bdrm, 3 'h bath
home with private pool and ocean view. $450,000
L.H. TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD
NeWPORT BEACH -Pool a SPA
Beauuful 3 bdrm and den or 4 bdrm home.
Lovely patio entertainment area with lush gar-
dens and fi re pit. Also has R.V. access. Excellent
location! A must see for the discriminating buyer.
Pnced at $318,000. Ask for
BILL or DONNA WEBSTER
SUPER UDO BA YFRONT CONDO
Seller wants to retire and may carry new first.
Beautiful upgrades. 2 bdnna plus den. Spacious
and elegant. Boat slip available. Make an offer!
BARBARA JAMES or DONNA WEBSTER
NEWPORT BEACH CONDO
Plan ll in Villa Balboa. Two maat.e:r suites,
spacious living room w/fireplaice. large sundeck
Owner motivated. Auumable financing
$175,000. MARIA BERCOVIT'Z
or LINDA TAGLIANE'TTI
OCEAN FRONT HOME + INCOME
3 bdrm, 2 bath owners unit upstain w/muter
bdrm & bath plua fireplaice. 2 bdrm income unit
doW'l\lltain w /fireplace. Se.onal rental, rarely
vacant. Lrg assumable lat T.D. AM for
MARlA BEROOVIT'Z or
MARILYN TWITCHELL
BEACH CHARMER
2 BEDROOM FRONT · 1 BEDROOM REAR
One blk to ocean. Cathedral oeil.ingJ. fireplace in
both units. Good teUOnal rent.al ArN or owner
occupy one uniL ROof/wa~r hea~r 2 yn--old.
$265,000. Ask for DOROTHY HARDCA.Sn..E
MODEL PERFECT BLUFFS CONDO
H1ghly upgraded one level 2 bdrm oo lovely
private greenbelt. Lite & airy w /new carpeta,
_paint, paper, pla.otation ahl!tten, large peUo &
deck. Assumable loan. Leue-option, or l\.lbmit
t.enns. $239,500 lncludee land. MARY JAHK
GE OR GE EL KINS COMPANY
(714) 759-9100
-=2 CORPORA TE PLAZA 0 SUITE 150 D NEWPORT CENTER
VfUA ltJIUJIOA CONDOS ... Sl'ECfAL OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY t-•-"' SUNDAY 12-4
OtRECTfONS: Take Newpott llvd. to Hospltaf RCNd fby Hoag Hospltaf), entwr guard gate -"' SH ~ OftEN HOUSES:
200 Nlcr lane .. # 108 s 179 ,500. Vacant and rrducrdl 1 bedrooms
200 N1cr Lane Fl I I 2 S 180.000. Former ~I. vacant 2 mastrr su11es
240 Nrcr Lane .. # 21S ... s125.000. Ocean VU possr~ I bedroom
240 Nice l.Mle--'-305 ... s 153.00Q. Skylights, Pentnou~ I bedroom + drn
24dN1ce L.Jne ... # IOS .. s 163.000. Trade up 1n Vin~ lfalboa. l"'btoroom +den
140 Nier Lane ... #210. S284.000. Ocean & bay VU. 2 bedroom + den & family room Largel
260 Cagney Lane ... # 213. s 198,500. Ocean VU. upgr~d 2 bedroom
950 Cagney Lane .. #106 Sl59,500 Extra large I bedroom "t' den
A ~rfect opponunny to see a varrery of plans at various pricesl 8e<KJ?1fully landsc~d security community
heart ol Newport Beach. For more details, call 631-140()
Subterranean garages sw 1mm1ng PoQls outdoor ba1Df'~s and much more
SUf'ER ST ARTER-<OSTA MESA
REDUCED TO SELL -3 bedroom. 2 bath sunshine l'lome with
large yard. Ass~ I st T.D at 8.5'tb. A little I.I c . some
paint and ~ car~t and you·n h.Jve a hOmt' to be proud of
SI 13.500. 631-14q)
REMODELED ST ARTER HOME •
Su~r nice 3 bedroom. 2 bath newly remodeltd k1tcl'len with
frig Included. Beautiful yard, fruit trees & R v· acctss
ASsumablt f1nanc1ng ~king s 114.5<?0 631 -1400
LIKE NEW CONDOs-uvtGE-S 11 S,000
Recenr condo convtrs1on 1n totally re-modeled com-
plex.SpaC1ous 2-story townhouse units. prrvate l!'ntrancl!' and
gracious. opfm landscaped grounds with community poof
Three bedroom. 1 baths. patio Financing with lltx1ble sellt'r
631-1400
CAI'£ COO DOU. HOUSE-SI 19,SOOf
Ptrftctly decorated 3 bedroom home + den on a cul de sac 1n
Costa Mesa Ap~aling In every dttail ~ large landscaped
yard. 631-1400
NEWPORT-OCEAN CLOSE-LO CASH!
Su~r 3 bdrm, 1n cozy community with PoOI and rtnn.s Short
walk to one ot Newport's qulettsr beactles Large assumable
roans, seller wanu dosing com LH •. suo.ooo 631-1..00
NFORDAllLE NEWPORT-POOl
A srarter home for a famity on the way up Huge family room
w ith fireplace & wet bar. Nice yard with patio & PoQI. A
central 1oca11on near schools & shops on this 3 bedroom
home. Sl69.000 631-1400
NEWf"Olt'T RACH COTTAGE-S174,SOO
Just ste~ to the ocean. this starter home needs paint &
plants but,l'las great posslbilltles. Ask to see this 2 bedroom at
126 34th St. 631 -1400
SECRET GARDEN IN N~T HEIGHTS
Country trench cottage tucked away behlnd vine covered
w<1ns. Beamed ceilings. trench d00ts, and used brrck create a
cozy ambiance in this charming 3 bdrm w fth studio & spa
S227.000 631-1400
CUfF HAVEN-OUIET AREA A well ma1nta1ned 3 bedroom
home with 2 baths N~ firt resistant root, copper plumbing.
MWty pa1nttd in/out. Owner may carry the first TD ro a
qualified buyer Set and submltl S249,500. 631-1400
CUSTOM-8Y IEAOi
A spacious custom home just steps to oceanfront. View from
master bedroom MtCI deck with tlw fine touches of lt.ffian tile.
&¥gt stone flre~e .w1d famlly room Thrtt total bedrooms.
PRICED BELOW MARKET at S249,500 SUBMIT All OF·
FERSI 631 -1400
IAUOA fSU COTTAQ
Darling furnished Island cott •. Aur1erlve 2 bedroom.
regul¥ slttd lat, JClnt rental history. S275.000. 631-1400
NIWPOll'1 SOf'HtSTICA TE ~. fresh and ~ 4 bdrm. In top shape. perfe<t fOf
sophfntcattd ~:'Prtv1«e rMSter sulre, r~d IW~n
and t.,.iry room. dr<llNtlc ,..,,Ing room .w1d formal dtnmg.toom
surround IMgt private pa{lo. S279,000. 631·1400
Q.WF HAVEN-4NVfTING IJCnlttOlt
An appealing hOme on an inte<tstlng Wttrl MMIY cte-corator
~at&Kes 1n thb r~ concemponwy With wa<mth & mann. itKendy r ... rootect. copper pUnblng .-Wf Nee 'f¥d
lnWdld In this l bdrm home. dtn ~ twn/l'y rm. ~ may
http nnance. s29S.OOO. 6 3 1-1 400
OCEAN-VIEW DUPLEX
Beautifully maintained. prrde or ownership auplex. 3 bdrm
upper unit has beamed ceilings. wood floors, custom decor&
ocean vu Two car garage with G D O and a 2 bdrm lowtr
unit Temfic -tocat1on for owner occupant or 1nvtstor
S295,000. 63I·1400
NEWPORT-SPACIOUS SPANISH-POOL
Loads of room and comfortable floor plan for rht active family
who tn1oys sw1mm1ng 1n a large pool w 1tl'l enterra1n1ng patio
4 bedrooms. family room A tine value tor a fair pnce of
S299.900 631 -1400
BAYCREST-FUSSY BUYERSI
An exctpttonally lovely remodt'lt"O 4 bedroom home with
large family room. formal dining and pool s1Le yard Spa
frt'nch aoors. leaded glass. security system and many special
real.Ules.. S335.000 631-1400
SEAVIEW-VIEW-SECURfTY
Seautlful Nantucket modtl w ith large yard and city hgnrs
VIEW Clost to pool & tennis. this brrght. totally lovely 3
bedroom homt 1s in immaculate cond1t1on SJ35.000
631·1400
llA YSHOftES-CUSTOM 0£SIGNI
Faoulous deslg~r'1 ~ 111 u clus1ve area L1gl'lt. brrgnt &
airy 3 bedroom w ith 2 ftreplaces 1nclud1ng master suite w ith
spacious sitting room lovely 1n every way S37 5.000 in-
cludes land. 63 1-1400
NEW ANO LOVELY ON UDO
Newly remodeled 3 Of'droom 3 bath family l'lomt 1n grear
location near clUbl'louse & courts All new kitchen & master
Nth. frencl'l doors lead to large· sunny patio S379.500
631 -1400
BAL80A ISLAND-<Af'E COO
Crose to Bay. this Island home nas brick. w oods and w armth
1n this 3 bedroom l'lOme with loft Asking a S380.000
673-6900
UDO ISLE_.5. LOT
Park-hke setting near tt'nnis court on I ;, lots Beamed
ceilings In lrvlng room 1n a light. bright & o~n atmospht'rt
Grtat outdoor hv1ng from sundeck to small yard Family room
included w 1rh 3 ~drooms. 1 5 baths S4 10,000 631 -1400
CUFFHAVEN VIEW DELIGHT
,of Fashion Is fights and skyline. Large bonus room compll
menu this 2 bedroom home. 2-srory 2 ftrtplacts & large lot 1n
quiet location. S4 2 S".000 63 1-1400
f'EMNSUl.A f'OfNT-\IVAU< TO WAT£Rt
This home has ~trytnlng, 4 bdfms, covered patio. spa. rovely
garden. & I 5 lots. Only I house from octantront Finest area
of peninsula point As.suma~ first T 0 & owners w ill
corulder carrying or uch.Jnge S425.000 631 -1400
Sl'YGLASS Hill
Spacious PO<UmOUth model oo cul de sac Two flrepl«tCes and
nlee yMd tnduded wtth 3 t>eorooms. f.imlly room and ont'
level decor. S435,000. 631-1400
ftENINSUlA "--49fCTUltE f'fRFECT
Beautiful upgr<lded quality, French doors, 3 use<f brl<;k
tirep&«es, h.JfdWOOd noon. 2 patios and only 7 years Old. An
as.surnM* lotln ol approx S200.000 at IO.S1' interest. fixed
rate, on tNJ 4 bedroom tamlly homt. You musr ltt to
appreciate the excltllence ot th" home. 5444. 900 6l1-1400
CUFFHAVEN WITH VIEW
Cl'larm1ng & 1mmaculatt wood sy n~ hm ng w ith m.tgr11t1ctnt
180' v1tw from 2nd story 11v1ng are.a 1 bdrms & dtn or Jrd
bdrm & cattledral ct 1hngtd tam1ly room Big yard w 11l'l lru1t
trees ~r may carry 1st Trust Oted S459,000 631-1400
CORONA DEL M AR-OUIET STREET
Located south of Bayside Dr on a cul dt' sac. 1h1s large
cuHom contt'mporary 1s immaculate & intt rt"mng Separate
spacious masttr suite gourml't k1tchl!'n and lovt ly 1nunor
patio Two blocks to btacn this sptc1a1 no~ l'las 4 bdrms &
dt"n Asking S465 000 bJ l 1400
BAYFRONT CONDO-SUPER VIE\111
Nt"ar rt"staurants ana sl'lops w ith t-sp~c•illly ldrtJe 1 bedroom
• den unit Two patios. St'cunty bu1ld1ng & !'.cit p<11kinq Bo<1t
slip .wa1lablt Asking S4 75 000 f',.t' 631 1400
NEWPORT-ON THE SAND
Absoluttly Cl'ldrm1ng 3 bdrm ow ntrs unit wttn lirt'plact' &
rt'modt ltd k1tcl'len Also includes iln add1t1ondl I oarm rental
unit Bo th units are 1n exct llt nt con01t1on 1n c1 beautiful
octanrront location S489.000 631 -1400
HARBOR RIDGE CREST-VIEW
Fantast 1C Kensington Plan end unit w 1tl'1 adOed Jolt E xqu1s1te-
ly and proltss1onally deco1attd w 1tl'1 t'Vtry possible-upgradt'
1nclud1ng travemne. oak, braH and mirrors Contt mporary
living at 1u bf"St In tl'11s 4 bt'd & family room home 1n a guard-
gatt community w1111 pools. tt nn1s and spas Owner w11I
t'XCh.tnge Pr reed at SS 3S 000 6 3 1-1400
WATERFRONT WONOERFUL-REOUCEOI
Custom & lovely with pier ;noat for 30· boat • side lit Oak
spiral sra1rs. sttam bath. fabulous ltitchl!'n, st cumy systtm &
oak doors tl'lroughout this 3 bedroom. 2 5 bath l'lomt E "JOY
the good hie on the w ater 1n a l'lomt of d1st1nct1on at i'I
1easonable price-Reductd to SSS9 000 FEE 63I ·1400
BEST OF BAL.BOA ON POINT
Fabulous Bay VIEW home w ul'l uniqut' noor plan Dramatic
h111ng room and dining arf"ai • lovely k1tcnt'n Supl!'rb mastt'r
SUl(t' With privatl" dt'Ck 1'1CIUdf"\ \d\J'1il rhrt'e total bt'drooms
and spacious 1ntt'11ors off,., comrortao~ hv1ng .tnd tasy
t'nterta1rnng SS9S 000 6 11 1400
UDO ISLE-RESIDENCE
Es~clally large 58 sttttt 10 strt t'I location lmmt>nst pario
tor tClttrta1n1ng included w1rh 4 bt'drooms • dt n and d1n1ng
rm ~1s may e11cl'lange tor smaller home Asking
S649,900 631-1400
SPY<AASS NEATHTAKING VU
Pnv<1tt courty<1rd tntry w ith unique poo4 dl!'s1gn. P<J!'O Mld
tormal one lev~ home Spacious rooms ttor~r model) 6nd 4
total bedrooms +-lam1ly room and lorYNI d1n1ng S680.000
611-1400
HMeOtt RtDGE-S1'£CT ACUl.AR VrEW
A beautiful 4 bdrm. 3111 bath v~w home. in the ptest191ous
gate guarded community of Haroor Ridge riie upper level
includes the fOtm.af living and dining rooms. gourmet Nt·1n
kitchen and f1Jm1ty room plus den The m.Mrer su1tt". •lso •t the
• level opens to .tn arr rum With stone grotto and waterfall wmi
spa. tecttur~ 1n Sunset Magi!izine The ~.levl'l h.Js a IMgt
fafnlly~yroom With flrep&Ke MlCI l more bdrms OtferPO .i
S7~5.000 631-1400
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CORONA DEL MAR
Simply the finest oceanfront
home available on the entire
West Coast . With 5
Bedrooms & 7 Baths, + ex-
tensive use of marble, the
features list goes forever.
Private access 'to a private,
white sandy beach + a pri-~ate swimming pool and spa,
this home has views from
Palos Verdes to San
Clemente!! Excellent financ-
ing. $6.5 Million.
48 LINDA ISLE
PRIVATE GUARDED ISLAND
Spectacular bayfront cus-
tom with 160 LINEAR FEET
ON THE WATER! Featuring 4
Bedrooms & 3112 Baths
w/Family room AND Den,
th is adult-occupied home is
in move-in condition & offers
the finest in bay front living
with a pier & slip for 65 ' boat.
This home is in immaculate
condition. Includes private
courtyard. $1 ,350,000.
1945 BAYSIDE DRIVE
CORO•A DEL IAR
If it's a white, sandy beach in
your front yard you want,
look no further, you've just
, found It! With 4 Bedrooms, 5
Baths + Maid's quarters. this
older, charming beachfront
classic, with a 3 car garage
and plenty of off-street park-
ing is priced Th sell and the
owner might consider carry-
ing a 1st T.10 . $995,000.
COI.t nrnLTT
@ 1nvrsrnrnr conrnnr
3 HAllOR ISWD
EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE ISLAllD
Incredible 5 Bedroom, 6%
bath, llEW custom home on
Newport's most exclusive,
private island. Featuring
over.8,000 sq.ft. of the finest
construction with gourmet
kitchen, 2 family rooms, a
3,000 sq.ft. Master Bedroom
Suite and a 4 car garage.
Excellent assumable financ-
ing. Priced for the legitimate
wealthy at $4.9 million.
603 llORTH IAYFRONT
BALBOA ISLAND
Quite possibly the BEST
BUY on the waterfront, this 4
Bedroom, 4 Bath home has it
all! A 3rd story family room
with a HUGE (21 X 30) sun
porch offering incredible bay
views and a PAIVA TE pier
and slip to accommodate
your own 40' boat + a 3 car
garage are just a few of the
many features of this home.
You can 't beat it at
$1,300,000!
59 U•DA ISlA•D
PRIVATE GUUIEI ISWD
Recently remodeled
Bayfront home featuring 5
Bedrooms & 41h Baths. This
Va.lentlne built home has It
all. Enter through a private
courtyard into a family-orien-
ted home flt for a King &
Queen and located right on
thei-qutet lagoon w/room for
your boats right in the front
yard! You really should see
this home. Major price re-
duction to $950,000.
69 LINDA ISLE
PRIVATE GUARDED ISLAND
The best custom home avail-
able on this gate-guarded
private island featuring 5
Bedrooms. 5 Baths. 5 fire-
places! AND a custom pool &
spa. Oversized bedrooms
and 9' ceilings compliment
the spacious feeling through-
out. This brick beauty has its
own 60' pier & slip w/a west-
ern exposure. Sunny rooms!
What more is there? $2 .3
Million includes land.
1 MUIR BEACH CIRCLE
SPYGLASS HILL CUSTOM
Fantastic custom 4
Bedroom, 4 Bath home with
Spectacular views· of the Pa-
cific, Bay· and Night lights.
Th is home is adult occupied
and immaculate. Includes a
Private Pool & Spa and all
the amenities one expects in
a home of this magnitude.
Move-in condition and excel-
lent, low-interest, assumable
financing. $1 , 150,000.
1112 IDT IAY AVEIUE
Oll£1 PElllSUlA IAYFIOIT
Terrific older 4 Bedroom, 211.
bath bayfront In quiet,
mature community close to
the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club. Features wooden
floors, huge expansive views
of the bay and night lights to
Newport Center and your
own private pier and sllp,
plus a sandy beach. This has
got to be one of the best
buys ever on the Peninsula
and Is vacant and ready to
move In. Ready to go at
$875,000.
15 UllDA ISU
PRIVATE GUUDED ISlAllD
Freshly painted and squeaky
clean, this 4 Bedroom, 4112
Bath custom waterfront
home features large rooms
and quiet privacy In a homey
atmosphere + your own pier
and slip right in front of the
house! Located on ~ quiet
channel of other fine tlomes,
this lovely home. can be
purchased for $1,495,000
and YOU OWN THE LANDI
Will exchange for com-
mercial property .
. i 0 ROCKY POlllT ROAD
SPYGLASS HILL CUSTOI
Spectacular 2 story custom
home on the top street of
Spyglass Hill featuring 4
Bedrooms, 4 Baths, a very
private pool and spa and
fabulous views. Quality con-
struction with over 40 tons of
rock used. This home has
curb appeal plus wonderful
function. New to the market
and priced to sell at
$1, 150,000 with excellent
financing available.
20 HIWIOIOUCll
HAllOl llLL
Brand new, never lived-In
custom home ·with beautiful
ocean view offers the finest
In this newest of gate-guard-
ed communities. With over
4,400 square feet of luxur-
ious living space, this home
includes a 3 car garage and
Is fully finished In used brick.
Fantastic corner location
with all the things one ex-
pects. Major price reduction
to $795,000.
NEW LISTING
LOWEST 4 IEHOOM -In
N~wport Crest. A rare 4
bdrm. 2V2 ba con-
dominium. near pool,
tennis, spa. Walk to
beach. Owner a cinch to
finance. $179.500.
IWFFS IEAUn -Two bdrm townhome, plantation
shutters, antiqued cabinets, perfect condition.
some view. Onty $137,900.
IOOlllllCES AIEST -Nice decorator touches, 3
bdrm, home warranty, total security. all Wood-
bridge has to offer. $194,500.
COSTA IESA CUTI( -Monticello townhouse, 3
bdrm, 2 ba. popular development. central lo-
cation, immac condition. $96,500.
Cll COllOllllUI -One bdrm, large deck, corner
location, neutral decor. open feeling, community
pool, In Sandcastle. $145,000.
POTHTIAUY PHFECT -3 bdrm, 3 ba, desirable
Irvine Terrace, lge corner, open, airey, pool,
patio, some view. $299,000. l/H.
OCW CLOSE -Clean 2 bdrm, 2 ba duplex units.
beach close, great fun or sound rental potential
in W. Nwpt, w/flnancing. $229,500.
SOITI Of SWIEW -Desired area, newer home. 4
bdrms, 3 ba, 2 fplc's, view from fam rm, gourmet
kitchen, 2700 sq.ft. $595,000.
Ill( SOl(IS(l -5 bdrm floor plan, large lot in
family oriented development. comm pool. park
and school. $299,500. '-... VIWCE CllAll -In CdM, nr beach and So. of
highway. 2 bdrm home. fplc. bricked patio,
delightful yard,..grt condition. $329,500.
PASAHIA COTIACE -55' tot just off Ocean Blvd.,
older home to restore or replace! 2nd sty would
have grt view. $399,500.
FOR REALTORS' EYES ONLY
Unique Homes Is promoting patriotlsm ... please
join us. The goal Is to see hundereds of Ameri-
can flags fluttering in Newport neighborhoods
this 4th of Juty ... Uhique has made a mass
purchase of 3' X s· flags and salespeople are
busy distributing them In their areas of ex-
pertise. If you would like to join in the worthwhile
community effort please call Jim Wood.
675-6000.
Important price changes: Bonnie Barrington'•
11 Tiburon on Sp~lass Hill Is now just
$523,000, vacant and ready to sell. (It was voted
Best Buy last week) ..... Atso lowered: P•t Merry'•
55' lot on Carnation near Ooean Blvd., now at
Just $395,000 and perfect for a duplex or con-
dominium project wtth fantastic vtews.
The Unique Steff hM buyerl for pride of own-
ership properttes tn ......_ Ylew Hom-,
Herbor Ytew Hiii, ... C...,on. IMM Tetteee
Md Olde CoroM cW ........ any new ltsttng?
Catt UI lmmedlatelyt
IOI llTll UllQUE
There are several new smiles around the Unique
Homes office! New ideas, new energy and six
new faces: Janine Dullola (Harbor Ridge). Vic-
tori• Slnc ... r (Olde CdM), Shella Bowa.. (Irvine
Terraoe), Megole Brewer (Harbor View Homes)
K•thy GrMlert (Harbor View BroadmQOr) and
Denny Mlwk•• (Little.Balboa Island). May was a
masterful month for Unique and with the in-
credible new talent on board the future looks
like a work of art.
TIE Ull1QIE HIE -Distinctive contemporary.
warm redwood Interior. architecturally valid. 3
bdrm (2 mstr suites.) $695,000.
POPIUI PIClflCIA -3 bdrm, 3 ba. spotless.
neutral tones, 2 fplc's, patio, nice yd, spacious
layout. quat. prop. ~000.
TIE CIUPHTI -And the sharpest! One bdrm
condominium, clean contemporary, deck, some
view, comm pool, CdM. $139,900.
IDT IMIP -1 bdrm condo In Sandcastle,
convn poot. grt floor plan .. no rri oney down.
Neat area. $159,000.
NEW LISTING
SOUTll COAST rWA -Pro-
fessionally decorated
and planned for a pro-
fessional. One bdrm.
top floor condominium.
Quiet ly close to. the ac-
tion. $124,500.
"COT IT AU" -4 bdrm, den, ~ap-around patio.
t t1h% loan, 3 car garage. i'!rick fplc's, formal
dn rm, grt family area. $345,000.
IOU 0. tOR -The bay and be'ach are steps
away, 3 bdrm. 2 ba.. quaint tam home. So. of
Seaview, olde CdM, seller/agent. $298,000.
HAI PUfECT -Not a flaw. 3 bdrm. pool. spa and
ocean/hillside view. Love to entertain? You'll
love this home. $425,000.
SP£CW. 01 SPYCLASS -Added bdrm for master
suite or in-law qtrs, 4 bdrm, sweeping views.
owners wants to sell. $523.000.
LOYELY UCEUTA -Popular Blutts expanded 2
bdrm end unit. offers rose garden and easy
financing. $200,500 fee.
CAIEO lllCllLAHS -3 bdrm. 2 bath. large living
room, sparkling pool. Private estate and view
deck. $365.000.
PICTUl£SQUE VIEW -Down Buck Gully to ocean. 3
bdrm. Harbor View Hills with pool. location.
Rural yet city. $369.000.
llC 11 llOITI COSTA IESA -Well maintained home
with room to spare and "acres of back yard." 4
bdrm, 2 ba. clean condition. $177.500.
OPEfl FOR Y1EWllG TillS WEtKE•D I·
OPEN SATUIDAY 1-5
kif CMIU Ill IAI $145.000 lit Aweca4e
CdM condo. 1 bdrm. corner lot B. Bamngton
llYll ... £1 $495.000 1010 PtscNere
Gracious 4 bdrm w1tt1 view V. Sinclair
Ullll YIEW llllS $369.000 H2 Sa•4us1te
3 bdrm. ocean 111ew. pool S Bowles
OPEi SUIDIY 1-5
ILIE COlllU IEl IUI $1 45.000 751 btca4e
CdM condo. 1 bdrm, corner R Jagner
SPYIUSS $523,000 11 Ti~arH
4 bdrm, master suite. great view J . Bracey
... ..... Ill IUI $139.900 111 ......
t bdrm. sharp condo, decks M. Rousaek>t .
•11• ••ms $498,500 111 hAlua
Incredible 4 bdrm famity home M. von Getdem
......... $349,000 1• Pwt .........
4 bdrm Portoflf10, shutters, spa M. Brewer
•••• ,.. mu $369.ooo 112 ••••_. 3 bdrm, ocean view, pool B. Hutchings
....... Ill -$695,000 ,.. .., ••••
3 bdrm. gr views, contemporary J. DuBols
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PACmC COAST HIGHWAY AT MacARnruR 80ULEV ARD IN CORONA DEL MAR
#3 Civic Plaza, Suite 170
Newport Beach, Californ ia 92660
7'e1Me11tl11p
180-8333
NEWPORT'S FINEST· HOMES
TME ILIFFS
Pl•E LIOATI .. 3 bdrm, 2 bath single level home. Beam
ceilings. lovety greenbelt with wrap around paUo. 9rW1t Md
sunny. $240,000. Mane Fargo
llllUIEL ...
UllCAST\I --3 ~. 2'..+ .Nlhl, ... bW, FP In llw
rm. Ample SJU8Sl pwl(~ lft'·Otd COM. CloM to..,..... Best locationt $328.000. v._._ Hui ••• • •n 111 a'*"'·2 Nlh.._~ home. ec.y, Jiii ~ Uled .... FP, WIUhed ~ 1 mflll.:
lkyllg .. Md" mor9f '211,aoG. V.glet"' Hull
........... 3 llR. 3~ ...... llill9""'""
with prof dloot. NA thla PLUS• 3 8& 2 beth hofrilt· *°"""
• vleW. "50,000. lolil CotnWlll
FIH m saa .. & eR. • bath, ~ appoNect,
Free MW 500 SL ......... Benzwfth purctwol tN11W1
Elegantl Ooeen \llotwl SSt~.000. Lf• ~ .....
PEIFllT SITTml .. BR. 2~ batb. Expanded en.dmoof
Plan 4 on quiet CuJ-d...sa~. FA. ~ ~-CGi!llllNd
patio. 3 car garage. $596.000. Vergili9ne Hut!
l UIE F• I.Mt c:us1qm 1.ot .., ... ble, ~t 1M 1;1Sk.
15.000 ~ " ot ptlme ~ epece. awr. ........ ..,
lndustnal property. l&tt,000.
. r PUii 3-Pl•LIMMI F'relhlyPIMld _..,.,.,._..._
throoghout. L~;.°" letge ~ ~ ~ ~
Qreatly reduced to ~25.000:
lllllll •e.t. 2 BR. 21~~-.!!it 11't
bath• Custom cabinets In the kltdW\. ~In .,.,y
detaill $310,000. VerghM tMI
m FlllWlY YIEW 2 Br. 2~ BA .w _,~pod.
Neutral decor. Includes wuher, -""9r. end ,._.~.
owner motivated $289,500. Mwle ,:.-go
IRYllE TEllllAll
FlllT UHn lOOATlll 3 BR, 2 BA. fornmt dining. Priv9ee
courtyard with quality landscaping. Ouallty In ~ ......
Fee land $370,000 Ve<gilene Hull .
IEWPORT llEllMTS
I YWS IEWI 4 bdrm. 4''• BA. 4 FP's 3400 sq tt, sec sys.
Professional decor 3 car garage w/lots of storage Lite
home• $389.000 Ann Marie Murphy
COSTA IEU
Tll MIOI Fii WllU 3 BR single family. Remodeled bath
& kitchen. Built-in microwave, Large yard with RV access &
m0<el $162.500. Ann Marie
-WITI PllSIULITTI 2 BR. 2'"" BA. Loaded with lots
of extrul Convenient location. New on the marttet and well
priced at $158,000. Vergllene Hull
LlllA ISU
ml PlllTllllll LIUTill Unobstructed view and
water ec:eea from this ooter turning basin location. Dock
eocomodet• • 75' yacht. $1,395,000 Jan Foster
•llftl.YUIHI 5 BR. 4'h BA, 3 car garage and dodt fOf
e tetge boat plus lllde tie. Spacious home with many extras!
Now et S 1,450,000.
Jiil , .... • PllCD Tl SELL llYlll·Ullll --JI ...
INllllS Fam.Y Ml llLf OllUI Y1EW1J Upper level 2 BR. High c:elllngs &
3 BR, 2'.lt bath, Plan 4 In Westclltf. Fam rm and extra large ~,Qiyt brjght, open leellng. Close to golf, tennis, and
· ~ard with p<lvate pool and spa.. Highly upgraded. A m~~t .!9...,..,_..--.;,.,-..=M';;;;:.a:.!:IP'l=-::f'ti.;..a=:..:.OOO...:....._Gall_Ban __ 11e_1d_
...... 99.000.
lnlTARUI ...... S BR, 71~ BA, herringbone
wood floors, lovely yard wtth a!Pa and morel 5800 aq ft ol the
BEST of quaUtyl $1.595,000. ·
PUIUIL ..... -.,, uan Minutes from the
beadll Stytlsh 3 BR~ loft. "ReneJtaanoe" model. neutral
decor. Astom. flnancfng. 1415,000. Orrlel Smith
Llftl.Y ll?B• 3 BR. 3 BA. 3 oar Q9rage. Shows Ilk• a
model. Gor~a view. Lovely specloua courtyard. Neutral
deeor. $850,000.
Sim OIUT PLW AIU
Sim OUST •ml Lovely 2 BR. 2 BA with brand new
carpet! Near pool, spa and catp<>rt. Medl1erranean at-
moephere. 4 pts 10< VA buyer. $89,000. Ann Merle Murphy
IUT llftlJlllT llY • IUll r•fl Slngle 1em11y
resldenoe cloee to shopt & INtne lndustrlal area. Euy
accesa to freeways. $131.800. Rut RocN .11111•••
IUUIT PUI I P1uth cwpeta. Plantation lhutt••· crown
moldl09s. wood panellng, PLUS your own Pflvete epa, llnd
morel 5;)77.500. Sue Thomas
PUIF'W ... '1IW High on tti. 8lufta CMW1c>o6clnQ
Capo Belctr. 4 bdrm, 2 bath• Wfth a warm cozy rustic
feeling. $595.000. Jan Foate!' ' '
#3 Civic Ptaza, Suite 1-70
Newport Beach, California 92660 lll-1313
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COUNTRY FRENCH
HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM
Quaint flagstone path leads you past
lush landscaping to the entrance of this
country French home. Oak hardwood
floors, 3 fireplaces, 5 bdrms, 5 baths,
family room, formal dining room,
gourmet kitchen, breakfast room, ex-
tended use of crown molding, a granite
spa w/room for a pool. $1 ,395,000. Ask
for
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NEWPORT CREST
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Three bedroom, 3 full baths, most popu-
lar model Plan 4, breakfast room, dining
room, 2 car garage. Close to pool &
tennis, asking $180,000 with $135,000
ARM at 12S/•% and low down. Ask for
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*HARBOR RIDGE*
LEASE OPTION $795,000
Panoramic view of ocean, Fashion
Island. Catalina, plus on a clear day you
.can see the Queen Mary. Features oak
entry and family room and five
bedrooms. Wiii trade for commercial
property. Ask for
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CAMEO SHORES
Four bedrooms, 3 baths, formaJ dining
room, family room, beautiful ocean view.
PRIVATE BEACHES. Large oceanside
patio, plus large cent• courtyard for pool.
$560,000. Ask for
BOB a DOVIE KOOP
5 -= I . -• IPlll ID m.L lllTI•
~ = Views of ocean, bay & harbor from tNa owr 9,300 1q. ft. 6 bdrm, 7 bath, all oak
entertainment room wtth full bllr off the private study or office, game room, family
room, gazebo room for stw gazing. Master suite wtth ~i ceramic tile decks.
tennis court (Is not shown In picture), 6 ftrep&lloee, twrtutk: kltcheO, bani"" owned P!'cre!tr ...... .,................. ........... ., ........... .....
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FEATURE HOME OF TIEWEEK
NEWPORT BEACH
*PRIVATE GATED COMMUNITY*
195,000
TENNIS, community POOL and spa,
ocean and city light vtews. One story 4
bedroom. 2.5 bath$, family room, 2
fireplaces, wet bar. Ask for
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BAYFRONT DUPLEX4400,000
INVESTORS -1 YEARS OLD
NEW ON THE MARKET
Balboa Peninsula 3 bdrm, 2 bath, wet
bar, + 2 bdrms, 2 baths, both units have
view of bay and beach. Four car garage.
Great for summer winter rental. Will trade
for commercial property. Ask for
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JASMINE CREEK
Outstanding bay, ~ity..Jlte views.-
from this Plan 6 3 bedroom 21h bath,
huge master suite w/sltting room, large
breakfast area, study, comm. pool &
tennis. Bachelor wants out. Great buy at
$349,000. -·--·-HARBOR RIDGE DEVONSHIRE . $715,000
Devonshire 5 bedroom, 4 bath, family
room, dining room, NEW PAINT,
CARPET, drapes, brick deck, kitchen &
entry. Complete ocean, bay, city, moun-
tain views. $500,000, 11% & 12% fixed
financing. Private yard with room for
pool. Ask for · -••11t111•
"LENDER REPO"
*BAYFRONT PRIVATE DOCK*
1450,000
Great buy, spaclous~bedrooms, 3
baths, forrnal d~~ , 'ly room. wet
bar and ex•e._1 ~WI er sutte with
view of bay_, .. , In BBQ, patio and
11awn. N""ew pr.at Inside arid out. Ask for ,_ -.....
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HARBOR RIDGE LAUREllONT
4 bedroom, 3 bath formal dining room,
family room, added study,.great city lite
& ocean view. Assum 1st T.O. • of
$285,000 & 2nd T.D. of $215,000. Priced
to setl at $530,000. .......
. .. PENINSULA DUPLEX
'Separate front house has 2 bedroom, 1
\bath rear unit, 2 bedroom, 1 bath plus
bachelor unit. 1 blk to oceanfront. In-
come low at $1900 per month.
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VILLA BALBOA
Two bedroom, two bath, family room,
'lrg living room with bay & ocean view.
Low down. Real value at $198,000 . ...... 1.
II MWl--llWNIJ.-CllM
3 bedroom 21/t bath family room. fireplace. AIC.
former model in great location. Highly upgraQed
S 119,900. Great financing, must have per1ec1
credit.
LIW llWl-Tll SIELTEI
South Coast metro condo $67 .900. Great rental
wtth assumable financing. Security-gated,
Jacuzzi. poof, tennis.
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FllECLISllE
Best location, private balcony over pool. as-
sume 1st of $59,000. Guard gate. tennis &
jacuzzi! $67,900.
. • 1• ..... 111-1211
631-1286 • 234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA • 631-1266
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BRiii IEW CISTOI HOIE
Builder's closeout -Must sell immedlatelyl 3200
sq f1 -ultimate in craftsmanship -cedar lined
· ceilings -dream kitchen -4 bdrms. Best buy in
Newport. Jtist Reduced! $369,000. Call
RAE llOHEIS 131-1211
ClTlllll SUISETS
Exquisite VIEW home in quiet Newport Heights.
New Everything! Shows like a model from the
gourmet island kitchen to the formal living room.
Open beam ceilings & a marble hearth fireplace.
Broad ocean view from family room & living
room decks. Excellent value. $359,000. Ask for
UE llHEIS 131-1211
10% DOWI • OR LESS!
4-PLEX-RIVERSIDE
Good ~nvestmenl area. Convenient to shopping.
Three 2 bedroom units, one 3 bdrm unit.
Anxious seller asking $210,000.
JACllE HAIDLEIAI 131-1211
LOCITIOI, LOCITIOI, LOCITIOI
Former model home, 4 bdrms, 3 baths, 2 fire-
places. 3 car garage. Mesa Verde cul de sac
location. Price reduced to $234,500.
JACllE HlllLEIAI 131-1211
CUSTOM IESI VERDE
Walk to Mesa Verde Country Club. Large 5
bdrm. 31h bath custom home. Huge lot, pool, 3
car garage. Price reduced to $375,000.
.JICllE IWllLEIWI II 1-12H
IEW DI THE 11110
Shows like a model home! Prime location In El
Toro. 3 bdrms, den and family room. Close to
lake and swtm/tennls club. Asking $174,500.
JAKll 11111.EIWI 111-1211
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REALTORS®
VIEW VIEW VIEW • _IEWPORT HEllHTS
Spacious and lovely 3 bdrm, fam room home.
Panoramic ocean view. Very versatile floor plan. "
Could be two separate units. 3 Car garage + i
boat storage. Just listed $299.000. Ask for UE
11•EU 631-1266 r
IEWPORT HEllHTS • IEW LISTlll
Remodeled 3 bdrm beauty w/new European
kitchen. Formal living· room & dining room.
Family room. Over sized pool. The elegance of a ·
new model home. Assumable financing. Asking
$269,000.
RAE lllllEIS 131-1211
PRICE REDUCTIOI
IEWPORT HEllHTS
Country cottage with tremendous charm. 3
Bdrms, 2 baths, open beamed ceilings, sky-
lights. French doors. Assume $98,000 at 10.6%
fixed. $199,000. Ask for
UE llOHEllS 131-1211
S 105,000-IEWPORT BEACH
LOW DOWI
Deluxe condo with decorator decor. Spacious 1
bdrm with cathedral ceilings. Highly upgraded.
Great location. Assume $86,000 at 121/4% fixed.
Asking $105,000. Ask for UI lllllEllS 631-1266
BILBOllSLllD
4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story
"Charmer built around -a
towering tree. Newly re-
modeled and Immaculate.
$398,000
SHERYL llEWEll
131-1211
CllEO SHORES
Owner will assist with financing on this spectacu-
lar 4 bdrm, 4 bath, family room home surround-
ing a pool with 180° million $$$ view. Owner
motivated, $739,000.
llEIYL UEWll 111-1211
CDllTIY SIZEI LOTS
This beautiful wooded parcel with CARMEL
TYPE 3 bdrm, 2 bath, den home, with office off
garage. Modern yet rustic the 66 x 300 lot can
be spllt Into two lots. Newport Beach, only
$324,900
Nearly 111 acre surrounded with towering trees
sets off this 4 bdrm. 2 bath. sunny Newport
Heights charmer with pool on an Irregular flat lot
In Newport. Only $298,000.
66 x 305 R-2 lot holds this heavy shaked roof 2
bdr~ family room, den, home w/2 fireplaces
and a 1 bdrm unit. Winding walkways and lush
landscaping add privacy. East Costa Mesa.
$300,000. •
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COUITRY FIEICI
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Superb 5 bd1 m residence
on large prime corner lot.
Sweeping view of bay &
ocean .from master suite.
living room & den. 4,480 sq.
tt. of luxury llvlng. Separate
maids quarters. $675,000.
EXCLUSIVE SHOWINGS.
Ask for Ill 1111111
631-1266
HE IODGEIS
llCI IAY ESTATE
4 bdrm custom on almost V. acre! Gorgeous
pool and spa area. Asking $350,000. For ~p
pointment call w -n• 111-1211
IEWPOIT HElllTS • S 1 ll,000
3 years new. 3 bdrm, 2',, bath condo. Open
beam ceilings, sky1lghts, wonderful large pa~io
It's a dream! 2 Unit complex -no assoc1at1on
dues. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5
W llMEll 111-12H
PRICE REllCTIOI!
IEWPORT HEllHTS
Dehghtful 3 bdrm home. Rustic, secluded sur-
roundings. Master suite adjoining den. Much
more. Asking $220,000. Ask for Ill lltHERS
631-1266
$114,100
FOR IEWPORTI
What a buy! 0nly $164,500
for a Newp9r1 Beach ad-
dress 11• It's a beauty. 3
bedrooms, 1. 7 5 baths.
polished hardwood floors,
light and airy and sur-
rounded by lovely gardens.
Call for showing.
llAllL YI 011111
111-12H
llAllLYI CIOllS
COSTA IESI 4 IEIRDOI
Delightful 4 bdrm, 1 :75 bath home. Family room.
hardwood floors, 2 flreplaces. Private backyard
and quiet tree-lined street. Ask ing $169.000
IAlllLYI Cll•IS 111-1211
IESI YEllE STllTEI
Perfect beginning for a young family. 3 bdrm
1.75 baths, new roof, new paJnt and available fo1
Immediate occupancy. Asking $129,900. Call fo1
private showing.
IUlllLYI 111•1 111-1111
STEIL m
Newport Beach view property on greenbelt witt'
view of back bay. Sellers are detperate and wil
listen to II offers. Submtt on thla 3 bdrm. 1. 1e
bath home. Asking $175,000 L.H. Call
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PETE JOHllSOll
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Expanded 2 BR. 2 BA w/lg famlly room, double
fireplace. Spa. 2 blks to beach. Compare & see.
Must be soldl
URIE IWPT -•T 1111,000 Nearly 2,000 sq ft on.fee land. 2 BA. den. 2V. BA,
2 fireplaces. Lg living rm & formal dining rm,
upstairs bdrm.
ouaun lllllf W/llEST NISE $117,iOO
3 BR . 2 BA w/frplc. Patio off living rm plus guest
house w/bath. Rent potential. Shake roof.
IAYFHIT Wlll TUM SHl,000
5 BR. 3 BA, tile thruout. Newly remodeled ..
Owner wants to trade down or sell or carry.
COHO IUmFIL 1211,000
Best describes this condo with ceramic tile.
marble, extra mirrors, executive decor with
piano. Ocean & harbor view.
lfEWPHT lllffS Wltt20tft00
REDUCED TO $189,900 FEE. Owner bought
another. Prime greenbelt. Skylight entry
w/ceramic tile. Open, spacious 2 BA. Cathedral
ceilings.
Ill CAIYll M _, .... SE IHl,000
Owner will trade. Large 4 BR home + pool house
w/sauna. Lap pool. Loaded with solid oak
thruout. Lg basement. Vacant.
TW ftll PlTmllll UllM IHl,IOO
Large Bluffs condo w/spa, sauna. 4 BR. 31h BA
end unit. Some city llghts view. Extra storage
area.
SU SPUY-Plltlllll •n Slot,IOO
Immaculate 2 BR. If you know Sea Spray. I know .
you'll like this one.
Pill ••••• 111-1211
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3 bdrm, 2 bath, darting· borne on quiet street.
Assume $68,000 1st T.O. at 131A. Setler wlll
carry aecond T.O. and the asking price Is a low
$129,900. Cd
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Six b1ocks to the beach.
Prime rental area -gross
annual income $43,980. 160
brand new condos next
door. Well maintained build-
ing, 25% down and property
will break even. For further
Information contact
lllTA WOE 131 -1211
COSTA IESA
TRIPLEX llRIAll!
East of Harbor Blvd. Lovely garden style apts,
garages -assumable fixed financing at 10% .
Excellent rental area. Close to everything -
Asking $215,000. For more details call
lllfl WAIE 131-1211
WAIT CHARI -COMFORT!
Great Eastside Costa Mesa location. Cul-de-
sac. Shake roof. 3 extra large bedrooms -new
bathrooms. Spa ott m~~ter bdrm. Owner
motivated -bought another. Call for an appoint-
ment today. Will sell fast -$170.000.
RITA WADE 131-1 211
UWNRT-llEllHTS
Slll,000
PRICE REDUCED on this outstanding 3 bdrm
condo. Spacious private yard and assumable
financing. Excellent curb appeal. Owner can
also be flexible with terms. Almost new. built In
1979. For showing appt please call
lllTA WAIE 131-1211
BAii REPIS
Ill LIQUIDITIOIS
Sharp 2 bdrm condo. Security gate near South
Coast Plaza. Pool. spa & carport. Sacrifice at
$69,900. 3 bdrm only $79,900. Assume 101/1%
financing. Try $7000 minimum down. WON'T
LAST! Ask for
llTI WAii 111-1211
WEfrCLIFF'S
BEST VALUE
Exceptional value with 4
bedrooms, living room and
family room. both with fire-
places and open onto
beautiful pool laden yard.
Totally remodeled kitchen,
formal dining room, security
system are just a few of the
amenities this home has to __ _..
offer. $269,500. Call for
showing or
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131-1211
CUIT NEHEITS 11
CISTA IESA DUPLEXES
Two side by side totally remodeled duplexes
with approximately 1,000 square feet per
townhouse style unit. Both properties show very
well. Rents of $695/unit on 2 or 4 units justify
Proj Gross Annual $16.680. Asking $168,000
with assumable fixed rate loans. Owner may
consider trade up for local income property. Ask
for
CURT HERIEllTS II 131-1288
EASTSIDE co~·. ..
Totally remodeled 3 .. n ~ baths with
fireplace. oak har"' o~~tS, new kitchen.
and much, mur' ~ ,, on large lot Terms
are flex1blP ~ -.5.000 ·
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COSTA IES• . ~ 4411tED
Westside corner lrt!!....Q\;.i with single family
residence. Al' ~ .oral Industrial Usage.
Owner w111 • ,.."'rchase. Asking $144.500
ClllT llElllEllTS II 131-1211
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OILY STEPS TO IA Y
Two to choose from. Either 2 bedrooms for
$157,500 or 3 bedrooms for $177,500. Both
built in 1980 with attractive contemporary wood
siding and good location. Owner 1s flexible on
terms or possible trade for income property or
commercial. For information ask for
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~ Knowledge key to victory
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Because homeownership represents
such a long-ter.m commitment, the mort-
gage can be as important as the house it's
paying for.
"The best way to keep the dream of
ownership from turning Into a nightmare
of foreclosure." says Andersen Corp. of
Bayport, Minn., "ls to become knowt-
edgeabkt In housing finance.··
At present. there are two major fortns
of financing the purchase of a home -the
traditional, long-term. ftxed-.rate loan and
the adjustable-rate mortgage or some
variation thereof. This mortgage, known
as an ARM . catts for interest rate
adjustments up or down on an annual
buts. Its rates are often pegged to one-
year Treasury securities. Each type has Its
advantages, says the leading window
manufacturer.
Most prospective homebuyers are
familiar with the traditional fixed-rate loan
that charges a specific Interest rate over
the length of the mortgage. One advan-
tage is the security of knowing the amount
that has to be paid each month will not
change over 25<>r 30 years.
Another is that, in times of inflation,
• the debt is being repaid In cheaper dollars.
The government's consumer price Index
illuS1rates. In January, the index stood at
316.1 percent. This means It now costs
$3 16.10 to purchase what $100.00 would
buy in 1967.
Suppose a homeowner bought his
house in 1967 with a fixed-rate loan calling
for monthly payments of $500. In current
dollars, however, each of these payments
is worth $1580.50 to the homeowner
because that's now the price of what $500 •
would have bought In 1967.
Adjustable-rate mortgages have
their advantages aa well. For moderete-
income. first-time ~. the lower lnftiat
Interest rate penntts them to qualify for a
larger loan.
ARMs generally are about 2 percent
lower than the average 13 percent on
fixed-rate loans. Should lnterMt rates
remain stable for another three years,
i&VS Andersen. an ARM c:outd be a
bergakl. -
Assume you are shopping for a new
home costing $84,500 -the median price
In December. With a 25 percent down
paymentof$21, 125, you'll need to borrow
$63,375. Monthty payments on a 13
percent fixed-rate loan for 30 years come
to$695. ·
With an 11 percent ARM rising at the
rate of one percent a year, the monthly
payments would be $621 the first year,
$634 the second, and $695 the thwd year.
OVer three years. the ARM would average
$45 a month less than the fixed-rate loan.
Should interest rates slide over the three
years. the homeowner opting for an ARM
would be even better off. On the other
hand if you feet interest rates are likely to
take off. as they did a few years ago, you'd
be better off with a long-term, fixed-rate
loan ·
REAL ESTATE ......
2121 S. je1,ulu ... M • . .,_.....,
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7t1Uk ~t' View '.1« 5'ttUrl4
Owe em.ti,,,.
Owners of this magnificent manor -
high on a hill in pratigious Harbor-
Rtdge will oomider' your' pri>perty ..
down payment! A luxurious 5 Bd, 7 Be,
Library -Custom -boaatin& of t.he
ultimate in quality & desicn from
goun-Mt kitchen to incredible -vu:w
-Mast.er suite w/aaUN & f-pl.lte, 40'
Pool & spa -sauna -3 car pr. Submlt
your trades. $1.9~.ooo. Jeri Hunt ,,,......, .,.. ... , ..
ln this fresh, sparkling. Ute & airy
BAY-VIEW home. ready for the most
impeccable taste! Remodrled to per-
fection -this 4 Bd, 2 story haa it all -
h~ mstr suite wlf~plc, balcony &
VIEW. Formal dining -French doors
open onto garden peUo. Tranquil water
VIEW den + Cam rm w/f-plc + VIEW.
Pier & slip w /aide ties. Owner will carry
& consider trade. $995,000. Jeri Hunt. -* ne. .eu""" * ~.ll~tU
Channing Cape Cod -nestled on Canyon w/3 8d + 2 Ba. Many amenities plus ocean VIEW, $299,500. Polly Johnaon . ........ ....
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O.:UghtfuJ 3 Bd, den -garden home ... Lite, bright & cherry. Solar heat, new carp. &
paint. Perfect for young exec. or retired couple. Priced to sell. Owners anxioUs. Vacant.
$175,500. Jen Hunt
t1t21ierralleu
7u,ia CIUUide ~ta ~
On Cabrillo, 3-2 Bd, l 1h Ba twnhses w/gar;es. Probate sale . . $240,000. Harriet. Perry
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The Harbor Area~ s Oldest Real Estate Firm
tllST USTU, OlllU •L IUI llft.U
Two large studio apartments first time on the
market! 3 & 2 bdrm units with fireplaces, private
patios and the rear unit even has some ocean
view. Located on tree lined Poppy Ave. Out of
town seller has priced to sell at $325.000.
IMll IPllllL UH,IM
Desirable corner k>catlon just a few blocks from
the beach. Spacious 3 bdrm front unit wtth
fireplace plus CO'ZY 2 bdrm garage apt. Over-
sized garage. Needs a llttle work, but prloed
right.
11 PDT•Tll Ull t•,111
Beautiful ocean front lot on magntfloent wide
beeeh. Located In exclusive gate guarded com-
munity. Ideal surfing, sun bathing and beach
combing. Out of state Miier says SELL!
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Popu1ar Deauvllle model on quiet cul-de-sac
with a fabulous outdoor entertainment area. 4
bdrms & 3 baths over 3000 sq.ft.
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1111 UI IAYFlllT .....
44 feet on the bay with thfa luxurious 2 bdrm 2
bath condo. A great vtew of the hel'bor entrance
and all the boating activity. Private 2nd story
unit beautifully decorated. Oek.lxe kitchen. ftre-
place, mirrored. bar a latge bayalde sun deck.
UWI! .......
Immaculate 4 bdrm home with a fabulous cus-
tom built outdoor entertainment area complete
with large pool & spa. A pride of ownership
home with family room, kiddy yard & beautiful
gourmet kitchen. Lots of glass for Indoor--out-
door living.
""&11 Piii I R.IAT t• -Freshly painted 4 bdrm home with 60 feet on' tlte
bay! The perfect home for an ecttve growing
family with room to add on. Dtnlng room, brMk-
fast room, den & Shop. Spacious b&ylkje patio
all In used brick.
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Akins built 2 bdrm 2 bath condo In choice comer
location. First noor end unit 9hOW8 llke a model.
Oen, fireplace, 2 car garage & deluxe btt In
kitchen. Absotutely Immaculate & a 5 atar vllUe.
(714) 673-4400 . (213) 628-2828
2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY -CORONA DEL MAR
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STUNNING NEW HOME IN COM, OCEAN VlEW AND STEPS TO
BIG CDM BEACH. ~T OONSTRUCTION & OOUNTRY
FRENCH D!XX>R. ALMOST 4,000 SQ.FT., AIR OONDIT., &
Sl!£URITY SYSTEM, 40 FT. LOT, 3 CAR GAR. LUXURIOUS
OAK BUILT-INS, MASSIVE WET BAR. $725,000 OWNER WILL
TRADE FOR SOMETHING SMALLER rN AREA.
220 LARKSPUR
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(714) 673-7761 or 640-lONG
2118 E. COAST HWY. -CORONA DEL MAR. CA 92825
Enjoying the
country club life
A pair of golf ere approachee the flag
on one of' the green• at the recently
reopened Shorecllffe Country Club
lo San Clemente, located near Sea
Pointe Eetatee, where cuetom homes
and h o meelte• off en vlewa
· stretching-as far aa the Dana Point
Marin a . The eltee range from
$86,000 to as ~h u $622,500. The
community oflen security along
with the $1 million Swim &: Tennis
Cent er. For information, call
643-1392.
RIMODIL
Jl.Y. llOMll
Highly upgraded and re-
modeled Palermo model.
$299,000 L .H. Large lot -spa.
Buy with I~ than 15% down. 4
Bedrooms.
Fl•ITY•W
From Ebbtide Rd. $599,000 Fee.
4 BR & den.-Pool & Spa.
Tremendous view .
JUITUITID
Newer. large CdM duplex.
Com er lot -town homt>-type
units. Good rental anrom<>
$319.000.
Stunning view -comer lot. Ex -
panded on view side -re-
modeled kitchen. Palermo.
•ITUITID ... , .... , •.
Expanded Portofino -end06ed
breezeway. Double lot -room to
expand. Remodeled -359,000
w/land.
DWUX-S2SOK
$20,000 income. 3 BR & 2 BR,
always rented.
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H.V. Homes Ph lll. $379,000
w/lam:t. VIEW -steps to tenms
& pool. 3 car garage.
IPYGLAllY•W
4 BR. clean. neat. Move right in
Room for pool Reduced to
$549,000.
CUITOM DICOR •¥-Absolutely flawless 3 BR lrvine
horn m Park Paseo. $198.000
H.Y. HOMll
•BIDROOMI
Montego original ownC'r
Move-in cond1t1on. $265.000
Two doors to greenbelt
CHRIST A & GERRY ·
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Italian style with Korean touch
-plus an affordable.price tag .. The . teak conference table (above) i• an enmple of BiF Korea'•
contemporary Italian c:n:.tcn. which offen the European look in fumttare
without the import price tag. Intended to flt ln with today'• mobile llfeetylea,
Bill' Korea
furniture ia knock-down for easy aaenibly. cU1auembly and trouble-free
moving. Clean. modem lines are empl,la•lud ln the de8k and chair (riCht),
also made of teak. The chain ahown with the table and the de8k are coYered
in polye8ter fabric and are avallable in a variety of neutral colon and
stripes. Bill' furniture1• con•tructed in walnut veneen u well u teak, and
made so that pieces can function together, ao bualneuea e.peclally ca.n
"standardize" as they grow. Coordinated pieces can be added u the need
arises while the deatcn theme i• kept intact. BlF Korean operates 16
showroom• in Southern California. -
IS NOW THE TIME TO BUY?
MANY INDICATORS SAY
YES!
• INTEREST RATES ARE NEAR A 5 YEAR LOW
• RAT E OF SALE OF RESALE HOMES HAS BEEN CLIMBING
DRA MAT ICALLY WITH INCREASES AS MUCH AS 21 % IN
RECENT MONTHS
• PRICES ARE ON T HE RISE! UP 4°( SO FAR THIS YEAR
For the past 4 years in NEWPORT BEACH it has been a BUYER'S
market. That may be changing rapidly.
Now 1s the time to take advanta~e ·
of the great buys
c;ulJ available.
FOR ALL YOUR
REA L EST ATE NEEDS
GIVE US A CALL
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LIDO ISLE POOL HOME
$525,000
JOE Thia larse 3 bedroom Lido hte home features • Huae lot with spacious .barl*lue area
fo.r outdoor enterl.ainjng • B_ia pool • Near tennit court • All the amenities the· Lido Lifestyle offers • GREAT FINANCING! Call for appointment
-=-CHRISTOPHER (71 4 ) 675-0411
NEWPORT BEAC H
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e Balboa Fun Zone area is undergoing
evelopmenl. By the end of 1985 the
a will become the next Lido Village.
e prime commercial property al 207
Im is now available. Bldg. designed for
nd story. $162,000 assumable first; in-
me $19.800/yr. C.Onsideration to brokers. Ill-Ha -...., _ .,.,..
LOOKS llEW-HAS·YtEW
Bc!nns, up w /huge sundeck; 2
rms. dn, 2 baths & firepiace in
ach unit. View of ocean, park & a
ittle bay. 10% dn & owe. Asking
299,000.
ICOBS RUL n 1110.
87&-8870
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Wf1Ut/• 1-4111et 1M1 Wuylrttt
S pacious 4 Bdrm & den. 2 1h baths
Two 2 car garages Largt> lot with
room for pool or RV parking. ........
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Wa1.ch the waves c.-ra.shmg on Little Corona Bt-ach
from this remoclt>lt'd 3 BR. 2 BA 1 loft haven.
nestled to the lush t>anyon w1max surf &
sand \llews. plus wannth of wt.'<I bnck. stained
glass. hardwood floors & i.kyhghL'I $725.000
SANDS INVF.STME:N1'S 17141 75!1 !I070
IPl1 UT t• 11-1
Beautiful family home in Harbor High-
lands, located near schools & shopping
centers. 3 Bedroom, 2, bath, firtioplace and
large yard for ki ds or pets. Ma ny recent
upgrades. A perfect home for first time
buyers in Newport Assumable fmancmg
of $126.000
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3 bedroom. 2 bath, fabulous V1ew from: liviHg
room. dining and kit.chen. Se~ate s~rage
building. great fireplace. Spacious buLll-ms.
Garage.
Prestigious area. De Ania Bayside Village.
300 E. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach ~·
mobile rating, space rent $770/mo .• ~l sli!'
available. Olympic size pools and .)3CUUJ.
'vate beach and lovely gardens. .... ..mam ..... 111-t122
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BA YCREST 3 Br, 2 Ba. Large lot with
room for RV. Central air condiuomng.
Two fireplaces, breakfast nook & laun-
dry room. Priced at $255,000.
IPll UTllllY 1:M-CiH Pll
1111 TUllWmS
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Two tot.ally separale CDM units <>n ocean side
of PCH (built like rondo's) on an <>vers1red lot
Built before coastal l'Omm1SS1on. l'OUldn'I be
duplll·at.ed today Front urut 3 Bdrm 21'.! balh
1950 sq ft large family room & den, la,undry
room. 2 fireplac-es, 2 balconies, great view' 2
car garage. rear 3 Bdnn-2 ba unit 1250 sq fl ,
pallo, fireplace. laundry area. gar & view
Asking $425,000 OMC and $2275 00 1.<>tal
monthly tncome lllft" 111/111~ ...... Cail for appointment.
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Owner will carry. Will consider trade
for Spyglass. Harbor Ridge, Big Ca-
nyon, Bayshores, Lido or Corona del
Mar property. Agt>nt. 673-7300
CHNUM•I
Cal Clu1iflH,
642-5678
for informatior,
& surprisingly
low cost.
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3 Bedrooms, den, 3 baths, over-
sized garage, private gunite spa.
Fabulous view from 2nd and 3rd
floors. $495,000.
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Charming 3 bdrm, den & 3 bath .
Move in condition, parqut>t floors.
new crpts & drps. You own the land
Vacant for quick escrow Dnve
by ... $695.000. Owner.
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HOMES FOR SALE
1 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
950 Cagney Lane#206, VIiia Balboa
631-1400$159,500 Saturday 1-4
240 Nice Lane# 105, VIiia Balboa, NB
631 -1400 $163,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
240 Nice Lane#305, Villa Balboa, N.B
631-1400 $153,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
2BEDROOM
260 Cagney lane#213, VIila Balboa
631-1400 $198,500 Saturday 1-4
416 Elmira, Downtown, Huntington Bch
960-9609 $115,000 Sat/Sun
220 Nice Lane108, VIiia Balboa
631 -1400 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
*56 Sea Island (Sea Island) Nwpt Bch
644-6200 $209,000 Sunday 1-5
*•24961 Sunset Place West, Lag Hiiis
786-4896 $122,900 Sun 1-5
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
* 19 Curl Dr(Jasmlne Creek)Ocean View
640-1515 Sat/Sun. 1-5
27 Beachcomber, Jasmine Creel<. CdM
552-2000 $325,000 Saturday 1-4
•1429 Dolphin Terrace. Irv Terr NB
644-6200 $645,000 Sun 1-4
* 1429 Dolphin Terrace, Irv Terr NB
644-6200 $645,000 Sat 1-5
240 Nice Ln #210,Vllla Balboa
631-1400 $284,000 Sat. 1-5
* 11 North Hampton (Belcourt) Nwpt Bch
759-1501 $530,000 Sat/Sun 2-6
3408 Summerset, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $178,500 Sun 1-5
1903 Yacht Camilla, Newport Bch
631-1 400 $335,000 Sat 1-4
3BEDROOM
3326 Maryland. CM
546-2313 $164,900
Sun 1-4
509 Avenlda Campana, Blutts. N.B
644-9060 $205,000 Saturday 1-5
1200 Bert<shire Lane, NB
673-7300 $265,000
• 2015 Leeward Lane, Baycr811 NB
Sun 1-5
844-6200 $319,000 Sat 1-4:30
222 Nice Lane#112, Villa Balboa, NB
631 -1400 $185,000 Sunday 1-4
220 Nlce#215, Villa Balboa, N.B
631-1400 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
* * •6304+ 12 Ooeanfront. Newport Bch
6"-5150 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2001 Santiago, Dover Sh~. NB
831-1400 $299,000 Sat 1-5
1715 Tredewlnds, Baycreat, Nwpt 8ch
64&-2183 $255,000 Saturday 1:30-4:30
112 Via PIMrmo. Lido 19'8, N.B
831-1..00 1379,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
*2033 Vl9t8 CW0n (Blutta) N.B.
844 0488 1215,000. Sun 1-.5
* 1207 Berkshire Ln. (Westclltf) N.B.
845-7534 $245,000 Sat 1-4
* *3810 Channet P1ace. Newport Island
646-9060 $545,000 Sun 1-5
**3712 Channel P1, Newport Island
644-9060 $350,000 Sunday 1-5
2137 Channel Roat, Peninsula Pt.
631-1400 $595,000 Sunday 1-5
409 Columbia Cir, Corona Highlands, CdM
840-4888 $299,500 Sunday 2-5
1913 Fedetal, Costa Mesa
631-1400 $114,500 Saturday 1-4
1000 Kings Rd, Cltff Haven NB
644-6200 $399,000 Sun 1-4
3 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
2345 Aralla. Eastbluff, Nwpt Bch
642-5200 $262,500 Sunday 1-5
**35 Balboa Coves. Newport Beach
557-7914 $399,500 Sat 1:30-5
1005 Bonnie Doone Terr. Irv. Terr. CdM
759-1552 $432,500 Sun 2-5
614 Carnation (Summerwtnd) CdM
675-7572 $359,000 Daily 10-6
2953 C. Club, C.M.
546-2313 167,500
3082 Ceylon, C.M
546-2313 $162,900
Sun 1-4
Sunday 12-3
2992 Ceylon Dr, Mesa Verde, CM
645-0303 $167,900 Sunday 1-4
**•3704 Channel Place. Npt latnd
631-7300 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1101 Dennis Dr. Cost.a Mesa
645-0303 $219,990 Sunday 12-4
*247 Driftwood, Shoreclltfs, CdM
644-9060 $499,000 Sunday 1-5
1730 Galaxy Dr (DOVER SHORES) NB
631-7300 $825.000. Sat. 1-5
* •4615 Hampden (Cemeo Shoree) COM
531-1266 $510,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 240 Hazel Dr (Ocean View) Corona Del Mar
759-9070 $725,000 Sat/Sun 11-5
2241 Jeanette Pl, Coeta MMe
631-7370 $153,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
16 Jetty, Jaemlne Creek, COM
644-9060 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1--5
8 Jetty, Jeemtne er.ek, Corona del Mar
84.4-9080 $345,000 Sunday 1-5
• 11 MalnMll, Ja.Nne Creek COM
844-e200 1325,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
39 Mom.ctto, SPYdal NB
&73-1181 $565,boO Sat 1-5 * *308 Morning Star Ln(Dover Shorea)NB
531-7300 1849,000 Sat. 1-5
14 Morro 88y Or (SPYGLASS HIU) NB
531-7300 1659.000. Sat 1-5
1528 Orange Ave.(Com. Palmer)Colta Mela
673-1600 $215,000 Sunday 11-4
••1064 Peecador, Dover Shor•, NB
644-9060 $490,000 fee Sat/Sun 1-4:30
322 PofnMttla, COM
644-6200 $395,000 Sun 1-5
1982 Port Albania (HVH) Newport Beach
Saturday and Sunday 1-4
••349 Princeton, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $143,500 Sunday 1-5
* •7 Rue Deauvtlle, Big Canyon NB
~200 $599,000 Sun 1-5
1807 Sabrina Terrace, lrvtne Terrace COM
759--9100 $675.000 Sun 1-5
982 Sandcastle, HV Hiiis NB
675-6000 $369,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
18831 San Rufino, Turtle Rock, Irvine
552-2000 $369,000 Saturday 1-4
1945 Santiago Drtve (BAYCREST) NB
631-7300 $290,000. Sat. 1-5
2040 Shlpway Dr, Baycrest, N.B
631-7300 $265,000 Sunday 1-5
6162 Sierra Siena. Irvine
640-4868 $175,500 Saturday ~-5
•35 Skysall (Jasmine Creek) COM
759-1501 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3201 So. Diamond Dr, So. Cou1 Metro
845-0303 ~137,500 SUI'\ 111--5
3405 Summerset, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $199,500 Sun1-5
484 TaYenMt, C.M
5"46-2313 $127,900 . Sat/Sun 1-5
111 Via Cordova, Udo late
631-1400 $410,000 Saturday 1-6
**426 Via Udo Nord, Udo late NB
673-7300 $795,000 Sun 1-4
2017 W. Chandler. So Santa Ana
557-3344 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1132 White Salls, HVH NB
644-6200 $439,000
48EDROOll
Sat/Sun 1-4
**•23 ~a i...ne, Big Cenyon, N.B
780-1900 $789,500 Sunday 1--5 •• 1195 Augusta, C.M.
~2313 141,500 8un 1-4
2o. Coral, a.boa IUnd
831-1288 1391,000 Satwday 1-5 *• 1330 a...xy Or. Weatclff N8
873-7300 MCSo.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
• 15 tnwmeaa, Bia Cyn NB
&M-&200 11,215.000
• V' 4 NarbOnM, Harbor Ridge NB 760-8333 $895,000 Sun 1-5
1070 Pel(;edOre, Dover She>r .. NB
646-3729 1496,000 Sat 1-5
1844 Port CtwlM. HV Homes NB 76G-8333 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* *~ Via Udo Soud, NB 673-7300 $1,750,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
4 BR plus FAM RM or OEN
* 10 Aue MarMMIM. ~ canyon. NB 759-0706 Sunday 1-5
***• 400 Morning St&r10vr Shrs) NB
495-8480 $595,000 Sat 1-5
•2107 Art>utua, Eutbluff NB
644-6200 $269,900 Sat 1-5
•2000 Windward, eaycrest. N.B
631-1400 $335,000 Sat 1-5
2391 Bay Farm Ptece, Upper Newport Bay
640-5078 $239,500 Sunday 1-5
29 Balboa CoYea. Newport Bch 631-1400 $475,000 • Sunday 2-5
**601 Bayalde Of, Pr~ory Bay
631-1400 $925,000 · Sat/Sun 1-5
*933 Beleta (EMtbtuff) Nwpt Bch
759-1501 $312,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1700 GaiaXY (OcMr Shoree) Nwpt Sch 759-1501 te00.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••34 Morro Bey (Spygl ... ) Nwpt Bch
759-1501 $859,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3157 Bermuda, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $149,900 • Sunday 12-4
* 2768 Btueblrd Cr., C.M. ~2313 310,000 Sun 1-4
2607 Bunya, Eutbluff, N.B ~9060 $479,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5462 Catowba, Turtle Rock, lrvlne
552·2000 $220,000 Saturday 1-4
1 Coventry (Harbor Ridge) COM 644-6200 $569,000 Sunday 12-4
•1aoe s.ndatwoOd (Baycrest) NwPt sch 644-6200 $315,000 Sunday 12-6
1 Coventry (Harbor Ridge) COM 844--8200 $559,000 Sunday 1-5
•1806 Sandatwood (Beycrest) Nwpt Bch 844--8200 $315,000 Sat11-5/Sun 12-6
8821 Crockett. Westminster
546-2313 $238,500 Sat 1-4
518 OeAnza. corona Highland• COM 875-6000 $498,500 Sun 2-5
1109 Debra ~ Colt• Mesa 845-0303 $254,900 Sunday 1-5
1109 Dennis drive, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $219,990 Sunday 12-4
609 Donald Place (Npt Hghts) N.B.
642-7429 $329,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
200-1 GatatM Terr, Irv. Terr. CdM
631-7300 $760,000 Sun 1-5
2001 QalatM Terr, Irv. Teirr, CdM
631-7300 S750.000 Sun 1-5
1358 GalaXy Of, Dover Shores. NwPt Bch
642-5200 $795,000 Sunday 1-5
1i:.~· Westdlff NB $299.500 Sat 1-5
• 17 HltlbOn>UQtl, Herb« Hiii
831-7300 15"95,000
2921 Java. C.M
546-2313 t236,000
Sunday 1-5
Sat/Sun 1-5
4e Ma.Moo Bey,~ NB 7Y..1501 1559~040 . Sun 1-5
42$ Mootdo Or1Ye, smaas HIU, N.B &31-7300 seae.ooo Sat/Sun 1-s
I
21 Montedto Of, &o\9_. Hltl 131-7300 1168.000 Sat/SUn 1·5
14 Morro Bay Or (SPYGLASS-HIL)NB
631-7300 $559,000. Sat 1-5 ·
•1206 Nottingham Or .• Westciltf, Nwpt Bch
631-1266 $269,500 Saturday 1-5
426 Plazza Udo, Udo Isle
631-7300 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•• 1218 Polaris. C.M.
546-2313 · $499,000 Sun 1-5
1943 Port Nelson Pl, H.V Hm•. Npt Beach
552-2000 $369,500 Sa\/Sun 1-5
• 1806 Port Westt>ou.rne. HV Homes NB
675-600Q $369.0<10 Sun 1-5
2201 Private Rd, Back Bay, N.B
631-7300 $325,000 Sun 1-5
* •4627 Roxbury Rd. Cameo Shores, NB
644-9060 $625,000 Sunday 1-5:30
••54 Royal St George, Big Cyn NB 644-6200 $1.800,000turn Sun 1-5
* 1542 Santiago Or, Baycrest
631-7300 $350,000 Sun 1-5
* 1628 Santiago Or, Baycrest 631-7300 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:30
1148 Santiago Or (DOVER SHORES) NB
631-7300 $560,000. Sat. 1-5
••5322 Sierra Rola. Turtleroc;k lrvlne 644-6200 $225,000 Sat 1-5
1216 Somerset Lane (WESTCUFF) NB
631-7300 $450,000. Sat. 1-5
11 Tiburon Bay. Spyglus NB 675-6000 $523,000 581/Sun 1-5
222 Via Koran, Udo Isle NB
644-6200 $625.000 Sun 1-5
**828 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle NB 760-8333 $1 ,895,000 Sun 1-5
* 3821 Washington 546-2313 167,900 Sun 1:30-4:30
•3281 Washlngtonb. C.M
546-2313 $167.000 Sat 12-3
2021 Windward Lane, Baycrest, B.B
644-9060 $269.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2006 Windward Lane (BAYCRESn NB
631-7300 $279,500. $Sat. 1-5
• 1911 Yacht Marla, (Sea~). Nwpt Bch 640-1141 $349,000 Saturday 1-5
58EDROOM
••436 Serra, Corona Highlands NB
760-8333 $595,000 Sat 1-5
5 BR plue FAM RM or DEN
630 Agate St, Laguna BMch 497-5494 $«9,000 Sat 1o-4
1615 Bay Clltf Cr, Spyglass Rdge
631-7300 $560.000 Sun 1-5
213 Diamond Ave, Balboa Island NB 644-6200 $485,000 Sun 1-5
* !.-51 Goleta Point (Spygl881) Nwpt Sch
644-6200 $795,000 Sunday 1-5
••25 San Mateo (Spygl ... ) NwPt Bch 844-6200 $795,000 Sunday 1 :30-5
*70 Hiiicrest (Big Canyon) NwPt Bch 644-8200 $1,195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
220 Jasmine. COM
644-7211 $409,000 Sat 1-5
•32 Morro Bay. Spygl ... NB
644-8200 $539.000 Sun 1-5
* 17 Muir BMch. (Spygl ... ), CdM
551-1234 $2,7.96,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
**401 North Star (DOVER SHORES) NB
0631-7300 $975,000. Sat 1-5
1226 Polartt Or. DoY9f Sh<>ree.. N.8 875,000 875,000 s.vsun 1·5
•• .,..17 AldQelfM Of, Herbor ~.NB
780-18&1 *3.700,000 Set]Sun 12-5
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* • V'25 Rid~. Harbor Rtdge NB · 780-8333 ..,.,375,000 Sat/Sun 1~5
2115 Santiago Ot(BAYCRESn N.B.
631-7300 $259,000. Sat. 1-5
••6 Trafalgar, Hart>or Ridge. Nwpt Bch
760--4868 $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5
•"" 14 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge NB 760-8333 $1 ,595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* •239 Via lido Soud. Udo Isle NB
673-7300 $1 ,395,000 Sun 2-5
2100 Windward Lane, Baycreat. N.B
631-7300 $350,000 Sunday 1-5
I BR plua FAM RM or OEN
*•25731 Buckleetone (Neille Gall) Lao Hiiis
• 631-1266 $699,950 Saturday 1-5
* * 103 Via Udo Soud, Lido Isle NB
759-9100 $2.500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
***• 101 Via lido Soud, rm for 100' Boat
673-7873 wlll exchg Sat/Sun 1-5
CONDOS FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM
715 Avocado. Sandcastle NB
675-6000 $139,900 Sun 1-5
759 Avocado. Sandcastle NB 675-6000 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••""260 Cagney #217, VIiia Balboa, NB
962-8118 $139,000 Saturday 1-5
2 BR plua FAM RM or OEN
* • 11 Hlllgrass. Turtlerock lrvlne
759:.9100 $220,000 Sun 1-5
* *621 Udo Park Dr F-2. NB
673-7300 $425,000 Sat 2-4
38EDROOM
*221 Nata/Nobltza. Bluffs NB 759-9100 $289,SOOfee Sat/Sun 1-5
* •4 Robon Ct. NB 673-7300 $189,000 Sun 1-5
SBRplueFAMRMorDEN
3121314 Jasmtne. Corona M' Mar 673-849" $350,000 Sunday 12..C
345 Un~ty F3, Cotta Meta
751-3191 $132.000 Saturday 12·5
4BEDROOM
••411 Kia Loa Ct, NB
673-7300 $189,500 Sun 1-..
•505 Ventaja. BluftS NB
760-8333 $248,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2632 Vista Del Oro, (The Bluffs) NwPt Bctl
640-6931 $179,000fee Sat/Sun 1-5
•330 Vista Trucha, Bluffs NB
759-9100 $259,000fee Sun 1-5
TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE
MOREHOllE8
' Pl.EXEi '°" SALE
OUPLEXEI 1 a 1
38R +SBR +2BR
RENT ALI
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Plans for
• • pro1ect in
El Toro
unveiled
Nineteen floor plans, five residential
nelghborhoOlis a-rrd plans for a four-acre
residential complex are being unveile~
this weekend at Portola Hiiis. where The
Baldwin Co. is opening its sales Infor-
mation center in the foothills of the
Saddleback Mountian.
The sales center itself Is a restored
farmhouse that reflects the character of
the country setting.
The first 500 visitors at the sales
information center will receive com-
plimentary sun visors. In addition, refresh-
ments will be served throughout the
weekend. Baldwin Co. representatives will
also conduct bus tours to the sites of the
new neighborhoods. ·
··Portola Hiiis will have something for
everyone -from condominiums and
townhomes that meet the budget require-
ments of first-time buyers, to distinctive
single-family residences that fulfill the
sophisticated expectations of mature
buyers," said Linda Keller. vice president
of marketing and sales for the Irvine-
based homebuilding firm.
To reach the sates center. take the
Santa Ana Freeway to El Toro Road and
head north ~ut seven miles to Portola
Hiiis. FoJ more Information. caJI 858-9220.
Salee managen honored
Project Klee manaaen at three Wllllam Lyon Co.
dnelopmenta were honored recently u wtmaen of
qaarterly cUriaton ealee awarda. RecelYlq plaqaee for
tbe Ont qaarter of 198& were (from left): Dota
llanroee, Tram Coantry ln Yorba Linda; J
Spara and Mark Allen-8mltb at Vlctorta'
Gudena ID Jtaaclao Cacamoqa; and 8uaD Be
Cowan BUia ln <>ranee.
8.14 percent interesi
introduced at SheaJ
Crystal Cay in Nigu
--Loan pr~ra·m avat!able to
first-time buyer seeking
an alternative.to renting
Homes at the master-planned Crystal
Cay community are being ottered at an
8. 14 percent Interest rate for the first year
of a 10.625 percent. 30-year fixed-rate
loan.
The new development Is located In
Laguna Heights In Laguna Niguel.
"This exceptional low-Interest pro-
gram Is available to first-time buyers and
those Individuals who have not llved In
their own home for the past three years,"
explained Chuck Lockhart, sales manager
for Coats Qealty Inc., the exclusive sales
"&gent for Shea Homes.
With the affordable monthty pay-
ments established by the new financing,
said Lockhart. Crystal Cay homes -
priced from a1 low as $89,900 -are •
realistic alternative to renting.
The one-and two-story, one-and
two-bedroom townhomes and con-
dominiums have been designed by the
Berkus Group to reflect the emerging
sophistication and prestige of Orange
County' a southern coast.
The Berkus Group haa attempted to
combine Innovation and style wtth a wwm . ,
and comfortable Interior atmo
Incorporating such features a!
rooms open to the story above.
ceilings, lofty plant shelves, versa\
and skylights. Up to two pa
balconies In select floor plans enhs
bright and open contemporary ho
Special emphasis has alsc
placed on the kitchen arrangt
featuring European-SlY1ed Ian
cabinets with oak trim, ceran
counter tops, luminous ceilings anc
date appliances.
Master bedroom suites offer ·
closets or large wardrobes dee
coordinated draperles and' wall•
carpeting. In addition, the homes '
Interior laundry areas and light
concrete between party floors fOI
sound control.
Meeting buyers' recreational
are private on-site communtty POQt.
~nd basketball and YOfleyball cour
new San Juan Regional Park, feat1
one-acre pond and riding/hiking
otters a lighted softball fletd, twt
league baseball fletds, three aan
leyball courts, t~ree basketball cout
12 picnic areas wtth barbequee.
The sates and model comptex k
from 10 a.m. dally. For addltlOnal
matlon, phone 831-8860.
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oflertng 2-stones. orNldlo~ gourtnPt kitchPn
w1in conver~uon t>M. tonnal dining and 3
total t>edrooms + ~. poitio and dPCJu Per-
fection 1n PWfY dft~. Shown by ~t
S795.000 FEE 631·I400
UTILE ISlAND--aAYr:RON'T DUttl.EX
'""placecJ~ today on this size lot on
BAYFRONT Great "water 111ews" from this 2-
\lory property w ith two units, spacious 4 and
J oed units and owner will help finance
S79S.OOO 673-6900
NEWPORT AOORESS \IVfTH PRESTIGE
Newport Harbot 1s spread at your feet from
tne spacious balcony of this 7th noor luxur-
ious 1 bdrm condo. !Mautrtully dPcorated
w1ch C>erber car~tlng & lmpec~ taste
POOi. spa & 24 hr. ~urlty wrth doorman.
SSJS.000 631-1400
SAYFRONT---C>OVE• SHOltES-VU
Fresh and 1nnovattvP dP<O< With a "today"
leehng Spoldous rooms. kwfty t~ entry. large
~1tchf'n, dining and fatnlfy rooms and wide
VIEW cJCross W4"Pr Two-story home With 4
t>edrooms Move-in ~imP and begtn enJOy·
1ng waterfront" trvlng. Assumable loan or
S71S.OOO at IOS .. Sl.195.000 ree
631-1400
LINDA IS&.E-ovEll'SmD LOT
23 AUGUSTA lJNE
BIG CAIYOll CUSTOM
Featuring pastoral views of the
golf course with a western ex-
posure, this 4 Bedroom, 4 Bath
custom home with private pool
1 & spa is located right on the
Golf Course. This BEST BUY is
the LOWEST priced custom
home in Big Canyon and is
ready to move-in. Priced to sell
at $789,500.
OPH SUI 1-5
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Quality custom 5 bedroom waterfront ~
with 2 large sunny patios, pier and slip. ~n
beams, J t1repla«s and bfHkfaJt room. Just · '
seeps to tennis In most PfHltQIOU.S guMd
gated commun1ty. s 1.soo..000 FEE. 631 -1400
(714) 760-1900 WM~R
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BA YFRONT-8AL.80A tsl.AND'S BESTI
Exctp1lonal and rare DOUBLE LOT on South
Bayfront w ith breathtatllng VIEW or all the
c)(ttont A. landmark corner res1dPnce that w 1M
t>e a "hke new custom home". Professionally
decor.Jted by Cannell & Chaffin with prrvate
patios. decks. exerclsP room, and Julify air·
conditioned A IUllury ~of 5 bedrooms.
incl master wilt with hfs/hPrs baths, French
doors. top of the llfw ~ and a sophisti-
cated C~ Cod theme. P~r and $hp tor 1¥gt
yacht Sl.995..000 tee !<Ind. 631-1400
LINDA tSU V1UA ..
~ ol tile rlnest nonws on N~ Bay. ~r 7000 sq rt wkh 6 bedtooms. 5 S bath-
rooms + studio. music room, ~8t0f. saun1.
and 5 room rnnttt suite. Crrw.rPd -~ •
lushly pQlntPd .irfllm With woe ptlV.ie swtm-
mtng PoOI. Custom. txc...,tlonll. and gtand In
every way. l'ler/si.p f0t large y.J<ht. LH
52.195.000. Submit t•c;~s ro1 com-
rnerctal or units. You can buy this nome and
land for U.895.000 Ul-1400
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
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BIG CANYON
BUY OF THE WEEK
"15 INVERNESS"
FABULOUS COllTEIPOUIY CUSTOI MOIE
PlllE FAINAY LOCATIOll
This home featuring a marvelous blending of architectural concepts. 1s
constructed of the finest materials 1ndudtng an abundance o! dear
cedar and Santa Mana Stone. The outdoors 1s bfoutht inside by
bounteous use of itass. 3 Bd .• airexercise room and mapficent views.
"IOUCO $211,MI"
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DANNY BIBB or STEPHANIE GROBY
Clrubb&Ellis
644-6200
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2BR 2ba 2cet gar. Frple.
Washer /Dryer, Mloro-wve. POOi/~ '950/mo,
avall 711. 780-9611
•BEACHWOOD VILLAGE
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'l.aw. .. Ofticelntab ztH ..... inwtri Bctl 8Cte>ee from 'I 111W John Weyne Airport. 800 Newport .. the beect'I. aq ft, 2 omc. + recep-Nice bn hcMIM 2 Bd'a lion .... $1.25 groea.
avail. Full pf'lv. no p«a, 852-8713
choo;Jour month• Nwpt Bctl pyt omc. or $5!50/ . 873-7862 ~ apece ev811. Prime
lnW.Wu ... 1111 location, ell. 645-5112 .. m;;u• . WO&tng Prime Chlro. ofc apace.
~Mele 48R hOfne El Toro. Is. p/aq. ft.
HB-FV-NB area. Non Con~ Mary Jwneeon,
amoll91L 536-7975 114nee-1411 "'
anytime. 213/546-4520
F/Exec to hou8eelt or rent SMr'9 ofb apece Bet la.
hOfne ownootc~ water BAYFAOHT, 700 aq. ft .
by 715. Xlnt refs. Ill con-S400 mo. 876-3388
sider lhr 650-8104' ext S • CdM dbt tyltea. AC, MIC>I
iallf" 111 prkg, from $4!50. 2855 E
Coat Hwy 875-&900 .... 2112 Waterfront oles, elegantly $75/mo. Storage only, urn/ahr actry/r9J011Pt 9x 16. 724' JamM St, etc or MP«at• oftlCM Costa Mesa 673-7787 up to 800 a/I 6"6-!5055
Obi garage tor ·storage. . * 1 MONTH FREE $16 /mo. Located In EXCEL LOC-Utfl Incl C.M. Call 650-5829 FROM 95c SF I. UP
OffictlnW. Dlt CALL (714) 988-8193
13M. &. 271 ' 206 st ...... $1.30/aq It. 1817 West-
clltl, NB. Agt 5"1·5032 lnW. ztH
"35 sq It. CimpU9 Or .• Npt
Beach. $1.30 full ..w:.. c;;n;y VLQe. XnrecttYe
at«•/front. eoo a11. In-
Xlnt apace. 756-0911 c1ocM9 trect llt• S795
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Cannery VII~, upstairs mo. 675-8330, 631-8277
o ffice SO Sq Ft
w/ahower $500. 2815 c.-mw Laytaye1te. 5"5-7983 a..w. ltll Downtown ~ 8eectl 120. E a st. unit 26 to M-'k:al & Sul .... ... 22'4 a/f$175; 504' a/It Ample pvt parking. S300; 648 a/f $375. Plus Reuonable rent. eeo or
1250 Sq. Ft. See to ap-ut111t1ee. es 1-26'2
precla1e! Ownr 4'97-2351 * BEAUTIFUL AREA *
m.-m1nm1 Sky Perk Office-Ware-
house, 1-2 sultea, 2,350 NEWPORT CENTER Sq It ea. Gd prkR. Full s.rvlce. 6'4'.-6800 Bargain et 554 p/aq. .
nu1mn Mo-to-Mo Bob 261-8700
Huntington ee.ctl Prof. Avalt.ble now-580 aq It,
bldg, 4 mo'a fr.. rent Harbor /Baker Center
plua lmprCMll"Mnt allow-3019-A Harbor Blvd nr
WlC8 to ~ pro-Beker St (actoa from
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Roof inspection can catch trouble spots early
Interior wall damage
can be first indicatfon
of a need for roof work
ly The A1IOCl.eed Prw
Home owners can hetp prok>ng the
life of a roof by taking the time and trouble
to look for problem area. 9000rdlng to
construction experts, who say roof dam-
age often can be minimized If these areas
are spotted In the early stages.
A thorough roof lntpeciion, es-
pecially in the fatl and epring, 61 the most
effective way to d'8co¥er trouble areas.
Start your ln1P9Ction Indoors by
looking for signs of Interior water damage.
Cracked paint. ftaklng plaster, peeting
wallpaper or dlscoeored plasterboard
near the wall and celUng joints Indicate
water leakage.
After a hard rain, go up to the attic
and use a flashlight to examine the roof
sheathing and rafters for wet. darkened or
stained wood. In 98Yefe C898S, the wood
itself may be deteriorating.
Conduct an outdoor, ground-level
visual inspection of the toof. Look for
cracked, warped, frayed or missing
7' shingles. Check for signs of aging and
wear. such as shingle bttsterlng or curling.
If you hve In a multlstoried home, you may
want to use binoculars to conduct your
Inspection.
Look for excesstve wear in the
valleys, where two sloping roof sections
1oin at an angle. Water runs off toward and
along the valley Joint. Because water flows
heavily down the vaUeys, they are es-
peclally vulnerable to leakage.
Anyone who goes on the roof should
wear rubber-soled shoes to avoid slipping
and use a firmly braced or tied-off ladder
equipped with rubber safety feet. But
keep In mind that each footstep on the
roof loosens shingle surface granules.
diminishing their waterproofing effective-
ness.
In addition, serious injuries can result
from falling off or through a badly
damaged roof. It is best to leave this type
of inspection (especially for steep roofs) to
a professional roofer.
Another way to prolong roof life is to
clean the gutters and downspouts reg-
ularly. Remove leaves and other debris
that can cause rainwater to back up
underneath the surface of the roof,
damaging the shingles and underlying
structure. If possible. remove the down-
spout elbow joints for periodic cleaning.
A small piece of window screen or
chicken wire mesh, fastened to the gutter
over the downspout hole, helps prevent
leaves from clogging the downspouts.
If you have a slate or tile roof. check
for cracked, missing or loose pieces of
·roofing material. These should be se-
curely fastened or replaced.
On flat roofs, look for bare spots in
the gravel surface. Also check for ponding
(large pools of water that don't drain off
quickly after a rain).
The National Roofing Contractors
Association points out that regular main-
tenance inspections are important 1f your
roof is 10-15 years old and nearing the end
of Its warranty period. It is a good Idea to
check your current warranty before con-
tracting for repair work. Find out what
kinds of problems are covered and be
sure to check the disclaimer so that you do
not void the warranty with unauthorized
work.
If you think your roof needs repair or
replacement. have it checked by a
professional roofing contractor.
Ask the roofing contractor to de-
termine the number of roofing material
layers already on the home. Local build Ing
codes dictate the ·maximum number of
layers allowed, but be aware that muhlple
roofing layers (more than three) can put
Mter-hoa.ra homebuylng
Homea at Somenet Point reOect
tracUd onal cape Cod atyU.., tn their
aae of atenal-.e alcHnc and muonry.
Price. beCin at $189,000. Sand
excessive stress on the roof supports,
lead to water damage or cause shingles to
warp or curt
Dlscuu roofing shingle cotors with
·the roofing contractor so that the color
you choose Is compatible with the colors
of the home and those in the surrounding
area. Keep In mind that lighter roof tones
will help a smaner house look larger. White
shingles have the added benefit of
reflecting sunlight, which hefps reduce the
amount of heat that the roof absorbs
during the summer months.
Dollar De•elopment baa initiated
apeclal twiliCht hoara thrOUCh 7:30
p .m. llonda79 and Tha.nday.. For
Information, call 831-1216.
Relocation activity on th_e rise at major firms
Companies also show
better response to needs
of employees theyshift
in group moves was up 67 percent from an
average of 60 per move in 1983 to 100 1n
1984. The number of group moves
actually declined 5 percent but the total
number of employees moved Increased
because of the higher volume.
The survey also indicates that 6
percent o1 all relocated emplOyees were
women. the same as last year.
In 19M. all but 2 percent of com-
panies provided relocated homeowners
with ass!stance in selling their homes.
Sixty-two percent employed an outside
relocation firm or bank that offered to
purchase the employee's home. 20 per-
cent had a policy where the employee had
•o arrange for the sale of the home but was
reimbu~ for some or all of the expense,
and 16 percent of the firms offered to buy
the employee's home in-house.
The percentage of companies using a
relocation firm or bank to buy the
transferred employee's home has leveted
off after several years of significant
Increases.
The more employees a company
relocated, the more likely It was to use a
relocation fir~ or bank to buy an
em~oyee·s former home. Companies
with In-house purchase programs, how-
ever, are up slightly.
Another finding of the survey Is that
the percentage of flrms having difficulty
with employees accepting transfers Into
high-cost-of-living areas was 33 percent '
-the same as in 1983 and the lowest
since 1977.
"The main reason for less employee
resistance to relocation is companies are
being mOfe responsive to employees'
diverse needs in order to assure success-
ful transfers," said Rictlard Dragotta,
MLRM president.
In aadttlon, the assistance companies
give to working spouses of transferred
executives Is also Improving. Twenty-
eight percent of the ft<ms surveyed have
spouse job-finding assistance programs.
compared to 22 percent last year.
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Years of heroic creative effort is
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Good Mesa North location near
schools and South Coast Plaza.
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Highly upgraded. Expanded floor plan. Solar
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SlllMERSn CITllllME ................................... 1131,000
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Owner may assist wtth financing. Call for details
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