HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-03-01 - Orange Coast Pilotl .
SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1986
e .unt for co·11ege chief .·1iears end'
Golden West presiden cy last in series
of Coast district va cancies to be.filled
beina asstmbled to review the appli-
cations and cut the field to five R • J bl· {c d · . finalists. The district's elected jTTa s scram e orpres1• ency trustees will intecview tht finalists V 1 .I. j .
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. CW!J .... ....,
A .turn~ver ar;ncn_a top admini's-·
trators in the Coast ·Community
College District is, ex~ed to be
completed soon when district trustees ~l~t a new president for Golden
West Colleae in Huntington Beach.
Over the past two years, the
trustees have hired a new district
chancellor and new presidents for
Golden West's two sister colleges,
Orange Coast and Coastline.
As the trustees prepare now to fill
the top administrative post at Golden
West, two , unusuat de>velopments
INVITAT I ON
t..ur• a.ugh t•k" one-·
ahot lud •t mldw•r point
of Unlden lnvlt•tlontii. 81.
Coast Sadd=.r: Collegeatu-
dentaWil8tage a mem-
orial concert for a coed
murdered on eampus. / A3
World
Former Phlllpplnes Presi-
dent Ferdinand E.
Marcos apeaka to re-
porters, urging peaceful
unification In the country
he ruled for 20 years./ A4
Sporta
Edison High rallles for
54-53 CIF 5-A basketball
victory over Lo.ng Beach
Poly./81
tertainment
_ Valeffe1:fllrpef-8Ad JaGk ·
Klugman offer contrast-
ing methods of raising
teen .. agers In two new TV
eer~es./AI
INDEX
Advice & Games
Bulletln Board
Classified
Comics
Death Notices
Entertainment
Horoacope
Public Notices
Real Estate
Religion
Sports.
Television
Trivia
Weather
-'
A 10
A3
86-8
A 11
88
A8·9
A10
8 8
C1-24
A~
8 1-5
A7
A10
A.2
Electrocution
puzzles pollce
Police investigators arc un-
certain why a 14-ycar-old Hunt-
lnaton Beach boy was climbina
a neiahbor'• tree when he was
electrocuted Frida~. ,
Alex Jones was k1llcd at about
10!3S a.m. when he came into
contact with a 12 000-volt
power line while climblna a tree
1n the 19000 block of Bushard
Street, said HuntlnJton Beach
Police Sat. Lar:ry Miiier. ,
"He wu climblnt-ln me. tree
with a friend and the friend was
unable to provide any other
'story as to why the accident may
have occurred," Miller said.
joncs' I 8·ycar-old friend,
whost name was whhheld.
notified pohce. Paramedics' at·
(Pl--... ~SATH/A2)
..
.. have surfaced:
Althou$h applicants' names gener-
ally remaUl a accret, a Golden West
professor arid the campus' acting
president have m~e public their
totent to seek the presidency. (Sec. accompanyin.~ry.)
At the same ~t1me, another faculty
member has raised questions about
the procedure used to pick three
mc111.bers of the campus committee
that wtll screen applications for the
president's post.
About 7S people have applied for
the Golden Wdt presidency. An
eight-membcrscrecntogcosnm1ttee is
and stlect the new' president. .
The Golddi West committee is to By ROBERT BAl\l.EA-
include three faculty membeis, two Qif1!'9~,......,.
administrators, a .classified (non· A spirited and ·unusual public
teaching) employee, a student and -a scramble seems to be sbapmg.up over
l)'lember of the pubJic. _ who will become th.e next permanent
Durina the assembling of the president of Golden West eoµege in
screening committ~. a procedufcll Huntingto11 Beach. •
protest was lodged by a member of the Backen of Huntington.Beach City
Academic Senate, which was charged Coun~lman Peter Gree~ took out an
with selectina the three faculty rep-advertisement last week.in the college
resentatives. . newspaper, The Brandina >ron, an-
Senate members ,submitted the nouncing that the 60-year-old ecology
names of 17. fadulty members . and ~oology p~ofessor has thrown ~is
interested in serving on the screening hat into the. i:ing for the appointive
committee. Senators then voted for S68,S98 pos1t1on.
(Pleue Me GOLDER/ A2) He's got about 74 rivals -inclu~~
It'• a dirty job ..
1rig Fred Garcia who'• been the
actini president of the 14,639-student
campus since replacing former Presi-
dent Lee Stevens last July.
Garcia, S6. wbo was an assistant
dean of admissions and records when
the cam9us opened in 1966, said he's
enjoyed the year in office and ·is
loolcjng forward to the challenge of
being the permanent president. -
·Following· tradition, college of-
ficials declined to ident1fy•any people.
applying for the post. But Garcia
acknowledged that "there's a lot of
good candidates." .
Green. who won a surprise electfon
to the Huntin4ton BeJcb City Co.Sn·
cll in 1984, joaned the Golden• West
campus as a' bioloey and ecoloay
teacher in 1970.
. He bolds a doctoraii in ccoloay ·
from Oklahoma State University,
received in 1964, and was an
academic cScan and president for a
year at St. Gre&ory's CotJeae in
Sbawnee, Okla., before comlna to
Golden West.
He said he'd wort toJmprove the
college's relation& aitd standina in the
community if appointed. ~ 1~
that be would strive for academic
(Pleue 8ee RIV~/ A.2)
Retrial
·ordered
-in boat
·deaths
By STEVE MARBLE
Of'tlle .,.., ,... .....
A Seal Beach man who was at the
helm of a speedboat when it orubed
and killed five people in 1984 was
ordered Friday to sland trial on
manslaughter charges for a second
time.
Virl Earles, 30. did not react as
Superior Court Judge Jean
Rheinheimer denied a motion to
-4it,~iJs the felony charges relating to
the SOat accident.
Mc declined to comment followin1
the court proceedings in West·
minster. '
A Superior Court jury deadlocked
9-3 in favor of ac.quitt.al last month
following a twe>week m.I. ~bicb
included a boat trip lhtouah lbe
Anaheim Bay where tbe a;c;i<knt
occurred. .
A little IQ1Ul ln the eye d.ldn 't keep either military or clYillan
competlton from •loalnC throa(Jl the muck Friday when
the Tv.atln Marine Corpe Air Station held lta 6th annual
Volblauf -a 10-ldlometer .. people'• run" that teata the
endarance, tile coarace and -a.ltlmately -the laa.nder-tnc abllltlea of the am-member tea.ma. Proceeda from the
eYent benefit the Or&DCewood Children'• Home for abu9ed
The speedboat Earles was ope.rat·
ingduring the early mominJ hours on
Oct..: 28, 1984, struck a wae, un-
lighted buoy and sank. Five ~
were killed. making it the wont
pnvate boating a~ident in county and n eclected yomigaten. . history. ·
Dornan apologizes fqr word choice
eartes and two other people were
' seriously injured in the acetdent. A
ninth person escaped inJury.
According to evidence presented
dunng the trial. the 20..foot boat was
badly off course. going too fast and
loaded with too many passengers
when it struck the buoy. By tbe Aasodated Preas
WASHINGTON -Rep. Robert
Dornan, R -Garden Grove,
apolopzcd Friday "for any hurt that I
brought to anybody" by referring to a
Soviet news commentator in a House
noor speech as "a little Jew ...
Dornan, saying he did not intend
his remal'k to be aqti-Scmitic, made
the apology at a news con.(erence at
which· rcpre5entatives of Jewish
groups and members of Congress of
Jewish ancestry said they believe
Dorn;m's remarks were inadvertent.
But some in Doman's Orange
County congressional district were
not satisfied by the lawmaker's
apology.
The congressman repeated com-
plaints that ABC television was
wrong in choosing Vladimir Posner.
an employee of Radio Moscow, 'to
comment on Prasident Reagan's na-
·Hughes receives
26-year sentence
By STEVE MARQLE
Of!M.,.., ..... ..,,
Jeanette Hughes, the Huntington
Beach woman who orchestrated her
husband's death in an apparent plan
to colJect almost SS00,000 in 1 life
insurance, was sentenced Friday to 26
years to life in state .8fison. ,
"h was a very sad meeti.ng with a
great n;iany tears -a final chance to
hug her son for maybe 26 years," said
defense attorney Don Rubright.
Hughes was convicted last Oecem·
bcr for the Jan. I 0. I 984, slaying of
James Hughes. who was shot to death
as he slept in the couple's home 1n
Huntington Beach.
Adam Salas Ramirez, an ac-
complice in the slaying and the
woman's lover, was convicted of first•
degree murder last May and
tionally broadcast address on defense
matters Wednesday night. without
identi fying Posner as "a paid Soviet
~ropagandist."
And Doman said he conttoues to
regard Posner. who is of Jewish
ancestry, as a "traitor" to Soviet Jews
because of his alleged support of
SOviet anti-Semitic policies. .
Rep. Tom Lantos, D·('ahf .. said he
believes Doman is correct in his
assessment of Posner and said of the
Hughes, 30. was granted a fina~' 15
minutes alone with her I I -year-old
son Todd af\er Superior Court Judge
Jean Rheinheimer handed down the
maximum sentence for first-degree
murder. (Plea• eee BUGlllt8/ A2) Jeanette Ha&laea
convcssman: "I know of no ind1vid·
ual an this body who has less bigotry
10 his mind and his hean than Bob
Doman."
But Rabbi George Schlcssingcr.
president oflhe Orange county Board.
of Rabbis. disagreed. "I would say
that'snotgoodenough, Mr. Doman,"
said SchJessinger. "You should know
that tum of phrase 'little Jew' 1s one
anti-Semites ha'-:C used for ccn-
(Pleue eee DORNAN/A2)
Earles claimed he never saw the
buoy and blamed the accident on
poor ligh~ conditions to the chan-
nel entrance. He admitted the boat
was traveling at least 30 mph in a S
mph 21onc. but sajd he was slowing
down when the speedboat rammed
the buoy. "'
• Tests conducted after the accident
showed Earles had a blood-alcohol
(Pleue eee E~U/ A2)
~ounty ·n<>4: seen
· for Niguel district
By LISA MAHONEY
Of .... .,..,""' .....
Orange County supervisors arc
expected to en~91)C forma11on of a
Laguna Nigu~ Commun1tv Sc-rv1ce!>
District when' they meet Wednesday
If supervisors agree wtth the rec-
ommendation of the county's Local
Agency Fonnauon Comm1ss1on. of
which two of their numtx'r are
members. vote~ will make the final
dcc1s1on on having their own <;e·rv1ce!>
d1stnct 1n June. ·
Estabhshto~a scrv1re'I d1stnct 1n an
. '·
untnco~(lltcd {'Ommun1ty 1s con·
s1dereda p ~h m1nary siep toward city
s\atus It p1\l-es a community controf.
of tax dolta~ u~d for tf\e mainten-
a nee of streets. parks and slopes. tasks
pre.sently performed by the county.
For Laguna Niguel, that means SI
m1llton "•Ore for streets and parks an
the com.nunity .• ..atd Jtm Krembas.
preside"' of the advisory La&una·
Niguel C<Vnmun1ty Council. Tliosc
monies i<'ow go r~to a special au'"1en-
ta11on fond for countywtdc projects.
(P ea8e tee U RVICBS/ A2)
~ .
Persistent peace activists Conclude protest
Non -violen t demonstrations in Costa Mesa
in tended as a public awar~ness c~mpatgn
By TONY SAA VEDR.A
OftM~ .........
Ending four days of protests. anti·
nuclear demonstrators took their
"Honk For Peace" s1ans one last time
to a Costa Mesa stm:t comer Frid11y
outside die hotel where delqates to a
military defense c-0n(cttncc were
•taying.
As the three-day Wh\tcr C'onvcn·
t1on on Acro1pact and Electronic
Systtms (WfNCON) came to i close.
so did the demonstrations that
brouaht mo~ .than 2,000 peace ac-
tlv1Sts to the Westin South Coast
Pla11 hotel th•' week
Twenty-two protcsten were ar-
rested on misdemeanors Wednesday
and Thursday for interfenna with
conference dcleaates leaving the hotel
en route to scettt sessions at El Toro
Marine Corps Air St11t1on.
The non.violent arrests were
.Cripted wtll 1n advance with C'osta
Mesa police Demonstrators tmempt·
ina to speak with dclcptes boarding
cha.nertd buses to the mtlitary base
wtttcharttd with trC"lpass1ng. Othe"
who stood" 1n the path of bu~' leavi ng
the hotel wcrt chaf'lrd wuh blocking a
public thorouahfare
E'ccpt for a minor 1nc1tkn1 -
when two acttv1sts demoMtr:itcd h~
collap!>1ng to front of cars -every-
·1 h1ng from the huge candleltght vigil
on Tuesday to the l1n)' 17-membcr
protest on Fnday went ~ccordina to
the wcll1choreoaraphcd plan'
mapPed out by the Orange Count)
Alliance for Survival.
Alliance director Manon Pack.
who recently 'pent five day' in JBll for
her pan 1n la11 year') prote\t ap1nst
the aonuaJ convention. 'Atd the 5C'C'd'\
of nuclear r.onccm had indeed bttn
pl3nted. ,..,
"Tht Ont ttep ~s the mo!>t 1mpon-
ant for pcol>lc. acttinl them to say
'Hey. 1 C4n do somcthina about this
issue.' " Pack said ·;Our JlhOnt' ha'
bttn Mtremcl) bu~y th1~ w~lt fvcn
my dauahter \a1d. 'Momnw I think I
need to do more · ··
•I -
The pubhc awarcncs' campaign s~aycd Patnc1a Cntwford, a 4()..year-
old Fluor Corp. ~tarv. lo comcout
o( the closet ahd rtvc1tl hersc."lf 10
conservative ('()-workers M a lat<'nt
peace act1 v1st
"l JUSl have to ~peak up no~ ... \:ltd
( r.twford. Who p1ckctrd for the first
t1mc'dunna TucMiJly'\ rally and again
took up htr "Peace. Not ~tar War\"
s1a.n for the noon protest Fnda) at the
comer of .\nton Boulevard and
8rtstol St~t
The Cosi.a Mcu IT\1dent will 11lso
take to the road todav in n ;,camcnt of
the Grcit Peace March, trtU.1na \Ix
mile\ from the l<>s .\nlt"lcs < oh<itum
to Los Al\ltlCS Cit) Hall The full
nine-month mareh will end 1n Wa~h
1naton. 0 (
"M' daughie~ f\rc <ill for It.
although my fath~r has Quite a bit of
trouble with this peace actrv1sm."
qi1d ( rnwford. "As for my co.
worl>.cf\, wcl-t-1-1 ••
Alhancc member Pat Trosky. 27, of
(tnrden tlrove shouldered a hol~
nddcn umbrella. w mboh1in.g whtt
.,h(' c·oM1de,, the fallib1luy of the
Stn1tca.1t' Pefen'4: lnu1atrve. known
a~ .. Ste1 WI\" "
. he \mtled ., moionsts honked
their 'uppon.
"That', what wt'rt here to do. tct
pcioplt th1nk1na and cons1deri~ thf
pos~1bihty of nu lear holocau~l. she
\atd The snulc dimmed shahtly, then
lftW wider as a mu!Clt--bound youna
men leaned out of a truck and
pounded the air \Yllh both fists,
chanung "More ... War .. Heads "
(P'l ....... PSACS/42)
-·
...
--------------------------------------I ~ \
Orenge Colil1 DAllY PILOT/ Saturday. March 1, 1M6
DOR.NAN AP<>LOGIZES FOR REMARK •••
rr-At '
,~··
~'man Yld Fndu he
·-had ma.ft\ to wt. ~Mt a "'hule
tturncoat .. but bad rushed b1) n·-
ll1atks as hu umc ran ou L
Doman ul<J he didn't C'\cn knu"'
be had used '"this sent~ wnh the
'hltk J~·--'1nlll af\er be had left tht>
floor and wa• aued iabout tt b> Rep
lepben Solan ().I\ \
~J don't think that~ a good eA.pla·
nauoo." 5&.ld Hinda 8e0ll, !'l.ewpon
.Beacb area &tector for the Amcncu
Je••ctSh Corrutlec "It'~ · oot an
apolc.>&~ .\nd wh.atc-\er bis eApla-
nauon 1s.. tt ~u an aou-Scmmc
statement '
Solat"l [)..N 'I said he ~ard
Doman) ~marks on Tbund.a) and
"1mmedtald} pointed out tu him bt)
PoQr cboule of wonhna on the
•ub1ect"
-1 n h1!. anger at .\.BC and m bii
h~I~ emotional state he pw
together a ~uuement wh1<;h oon,eyed
~methmg he clearl~ dtd not intend."
).ald Solarz addtng that the remark
'"should nqt be llllowed to over-
. •h.ado• Bob'.J ~ h•stOI)' of s.uppon and invoh:cmmt wrtb i..et, ~vtet
Jewry, and other JewLSb cau~ • )
Dl"tcl Broc:bc. a at~\atJvt of
the Aott-Dcfam.ation ue ofB'rw
B'nth said. ··1t was plain to me that 1t
(~ statement) was unartful. un-
fortunate. indcpnt. and that wbat ~ ~ intended '10 s&) '!!l
plain
8rod1e wd B'rw B'ruh u wtdel)'
rqa.rded as ·~the last word 011 anu~
~rruusm. M far as AOL is ooo-
·oeroed. tlus cue ts closed."
· .. SERVICES DISTRICT OK ANTICIPATED ...
7romA1
·This year. the count\ hai. !.et <*~lift
$2.8 m1lhon for !>tree\ S'-'et:Ptril!.
lan<fSC8PlO,& and othe1 work 10
Laguna Ni,guel. If .,,oters appru"e a
service~ distnet. the> could abo 'otl"
to aocrea~d\elrta).et. b~ appro' 1ng a
SS S m1lhon appropnahon:. limn
recommended t;>> LAFC 0
ln hcanngi. bdore LAFCO. wmt
wa:.tal rei.1denb opposed the services
.d1:.tnct. ai.~ing instead. for two d1s.-
tncts that '-'Ould ~parate coastal
propt'.ri1e'> from tho~ inland . ~
But lOmm1sst0ne~ sa~ no reaS6fl
.o break up an e>.1!.llng communtt~
and. at the urging of 5th Dmnct
Supervisor Thomas R.&ley. agreed to
let th~ voters decade
'
The Board ofSupcrv1SOl"!t as sched-
uled lO bear the mancr at 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday 10 the bea'.nng fl90m at JO
C1,'1c Center Plaza, Santa Ana.
HUGHES SENTENCED TO 26 YEARS .•.
From Al
~Oteflced to 2~ )ears to Ilk 10 pnM)fl rroha11on rt>por1 Ma\ be then this'
Hughes and Rarn1re1 alleged!\ n1ghtn1C.1rt' ... ould bt' CJ"\er for m)
hoped to blame the slaying on a tam1h
burglar and ~tart !tic anc"' after \ 1.·n>•ra dt"~ nbed Hughes a) ao
collccuog un Jame:. Hughn' unla.thlul "'1fe "'ho set'med
S440.000 hfe 1nsuran<.e pohc~ mull\ attd >Olt>h b' greed He ~1d
The plot tell a pan "'hen a palrt.>I· H ughl') had -.e1 C.rai"afta1rs'w1lttother
men stopped Ramirez "'hu "'a~ men and "''.>mtn dunng her mamagl"
dnvlng Hughes' car Rt>ponedl~ lP fame~ Hug.he'>
R amireL had hupc;:d to~" tllh u1r~ but \ "I "'ould ha' t> ptft1ler in the gai.
could out do w bt'rnu'><' he d m1\ 1.haml)t"r 'ht added
placed his car kc~~ · Hdflt ngton lkac:h detective Bob
Hugh~ was am."stcd the nt' • .i.I da) (hrt\llt. "'he; '"'esug.ated the
wben she confes~ tu p<Jlttt. · murder told· probatwo officers that
Her an1ual murdcr tnal cmkd 1n a the sla:-ing 111as ··the mo!>l cold-
m1stnal and a !.etund tnal i:ndcd blooded rnme committed by a
"'hen Jurors deadlod.ed I I -I 10 ta' or ... oman · ht 1.nev. of .
uta guth) verd1n Shed1d nut bike tht ··Hc "'asn t nen !.afe 10 his own
'-'ltness st.and an enher trial home." ~1d ( nsue of the murder
Bu t in the third and final tnal 11et1m
H ughes told 1uron. she tm:d but Jailed Oeput~ D1stnu ~Home) Rick
t<.1 stop Ram1rc1 from k1lltn~ l1cr Tvohe~ deslnbed Hughes a~ a "very
husbaoO Hughe'.> rnntesS(:'d thirt '.>ne-cold woman'" and wmpared her to a
and Ram1reL had lasualh dl'.>tU'>!.ctl "blaci. w1do"'"
murdenni Jame\ Hug.ht':> but ':>lie But other~ 1ntcn 1ewed by the
da1med ':>he ne\tf t1.)(Jk tht: d•">· c.ount\ Probation Depanment de-
c. u'>'.>IOm ">t"noui.h ~nbed Hughe~ as a· &,entle 0'.>Weet·
In a prubatwn.rl"p.Jn prl"parl"d tor . woman who wa~ de,otd:f to her son
h 1da~ 0
) '>t'ntenung Hughes ~td ">ht' and hi'.> well-being
wa.., in a ~t.atc ut <.0ntu!o1un at till' \1rnc r "She wa'.> the t)'p1c.al baseball
<Jt the murder bt'laU'.>t: ,,f hl"r c.k· mom" ~id one ac.qua1ntance who
ti.-rwraung marnagt• "'h1th -.lit got to kno"' Hughes dunnl! Little
dauned '.>he wa'> tr~ 1ng ttJ hold League game'.>
tugt'lher out of lo\t' lor her ~n . The "'oman !. · Sl\ter claimed
· ITI) hu~band died a'.> a rt>">ull of Hughes wu threatened and abused
m}1g!1uraoc.eandnu""Jampa,1ng · b) her husband. She ~1d Jamei.
H ught:'.> told probation ofliler.., Hughe11 once attacked h1\ wife with a
Bu)d Vecni.tra. brothcr-10 l<t"' uf gun and was ~u~quentl) 4uei.uoned
the m urder ' Kt1m ..aid Frid.Cl_, he wa., b) police
happ) "'Ith the '>('Otent.e and happ1t:r "She wa~ raised ID a Chmuan
that he and ht'> wife lan nHJ\ ton"' llt1 home correct!):· ~1d Hughes' father
thei(llve'.> a rt"s1dent of Salt Lake (It). Utah
"I .w1sh 11he wa.., dt'.ad \.etn'>tra .\~Tex.as native. Hughes had OOt:n.
tuld offil1ab preparing Hughc:l> marnedandd1vorc.edtw1ce wheo~he
•• met JaTI'ies ljughe&. -.-COHfJ)\ll~r
engineer. Records showed thc-y separ-
ated lh:rtt t1mes bC'fott he was fatatiy
shot.
Records at Orante County Jail
mdicated Hug.hes had been dis-
c1phned several umes for minor
mfracuons, including sneahn$ food
rnto ber c;eU and being found in bed
with another femaJe inmate.
When asked abouL her fut~ goals
b) probauoo officers. Hughes sat&--..
she hoped to learn a vocation and
~mcd.ay be ··reacqua.mtod" with ber
son.
"J met Jeanette for first the first
ume two years ago 10 the holding ccU
at the • courthouse,"' said defense
anomey Rubright ... And today -
that was the final pla~ I saw her."
fjughes wtll be eligible for parole in
13yean.
D EATH •.•
From Al -
tertlpts to resuSCJtate Jon~ failed and
he was pronounced dead at Pacifica
Community Hospital 10 H untington
Beach, officials u.id.
Gene C:arter, a spoltesman from
Southern California Ed1son Co., wd
the company hadfatle information as
to how the accident happened. "We
don '1 know what be was doing in the
tree," he said. "We do know that our
rules and state standards wn-e in
comphance there," he said.
The 12,000-voli ·power line
provides elcctricny to lbe surround-
'-ng areas in Huntington Beach.
EARLES FACING SECOND TRIAL ...
.From Al
le\ el 'Jt (J l l ">li~tl~ ti1gJwr 1h.:111 lh•
limit at wh1Lh a mot1J11\I 1'> pr• 'um"d
to1.1 drunk tu dn "·
..,late buat1ng Ill"'> ti 11ugll d" n•11
c.Jn11!natc: ii ~pcufi• It'd ill .... 1.11 h ;,
boater 1~ Judgi:J too•· Ultl1x1talcd
I ht" t\SUl· <11 1111<11uu1t1on latl I
bt·t.illll 1110111 whc t1 .i "v1u1111 1p.JI
Q
' 11un Jud11c 1 ukd u1unt~ \hen fr~
1.kput n 1lli:~ll , t•..111k a blood sampk
!r.1in1 I .Hk\
))1 r Ul\ fJl\l!P l Attorm:1 Juhn
< ''"It-\ an nou rn l'd I t:b I IS ·thllt hc
,i.1,uld '>t'cka Y:• cmd rn.;n.,Jaughter
h;,u gc Hoth I .u I• '> and h1~ anurne)
uat) Pohlson. said they were sur-
pnsed by the deus1on.
~'There's.no new evidence," said
P-0hl...On .
·Rhemhe1mer ~ta new tnal date of
Ma' J 2 and relea~ Earl6 oo his ow~ecogn1zance. He'd previously
been f'tee on SI 0,000 bail.
GOLDEN WEST PRESIDENT-TO BE P I C KED .•
.From Al
louru1mJ1da1l'>l11nJ11 r1w 1tl1 111 Id 111
a \Ubw4ut111 \tit< lh• thH·• l<H ull ·.
deleg;,lt"'> l<1 Ult: '>Ul:t:l11!l)l llHflllt Jl1•'t
were '>Clt:<.tcd lri1m tht:'>t' lcwr
At a f t•h 'J rrn.:tlln~ l1h1.Jr 1.J11
Koxan.i K•>'>"> d:.i1mcd thc\1111r.;i
pruln'> had "111lJted parh:rnwntJr"
prokdurt bnau')t' th•· fo Id "':t'>
narrown1 thri1u~h .1 plural11, 1111t
not a rn.1iur 11> 1Jf1• "ih< .1,~ 1 d 1!.,11 ,,
nt'.W VOil' h<.· IJ~l'IJ
Hut Ko'>~ ">aid thJl I''"" "i.1111
V-ie1'>'> '>t:natl" prt·'>1dc11t ft1l•·•l th.11 t Ii•
pn.x.t:tlure Wll'> valid
Ko'>'> ~aid · thr tlH<'c pt·i,pl•· ,.. ,,, ,
were ulumaLc::lj < hn'>\ 11 !1>1 tl1t '>' '' ,.,.
1nK Lumm11tet• Jrt" all •,n1;1t•i1• v.ltt}(
mo'>I of the 111h1•r 111J111111t't'' . ..,,.,, rl'•t
"l he ~naie ,h11ulJ hJ .• , ,,,,
i.1dcn:c.J tht: othl·r'> who w1 it 11<11111
niitt·d," '>ht \aid I but "'<1' 1111
aucmpt 111 anJl)/t' till 4u.a1c1 .. <1111111.,
of thi: people whc1 w1·rt 1111111111a11 cJ
Ro~' ..aid '>IH' will abnk In V..t '''
ruli ng on the vote Jnd ..... 111 1111t • a11 ,
tic:r IJl•1lt .,, !•1 tlil· adm1rl'>tr<1lll>n ()f
lh• h1•<.1rd •111fu'>tt:t:'>
V. • 1~ •1uld not oc rLac. hell f1,r
I I 1rt.r t1 'I I
l lH 111p 11drnm1-.tral111n p<1\t !)(:·
Jiii' ;Hant last Ma\ "'hc:n the
11 J~t•" ' n·J~">IK£lt>d lKl" ..,\even'>.
'1•1l1k1, V. .. ..,1 <, prt<..1dt:nt "llnc.t: 1977,
,,, J 11•" i•ih J\ 'ILC 1.han1.tllor for
t.u'>llll .,., .ifla1r\ ")tcvl"n•,' \tvk of <1•l rn1rn,1ern1~ lht (<1lkgc had bct•n
< rtt1o 11td h\ \<1mc: tt"ac.hcr-.
If" rl J\\lgnmcnt created ihe late~\
111 ,j wt H'\ of top admtn1~trat1vt
'.1< .illl ll'\ 10 the < oa~t d1\tnc:t
In '''' 1910 a new majority of
iru'>t• c''> \upported h~ lht teachers
;t1111r1 was ckl'tt·d The following
Jur1l l<Jng-ti me t han(ellor Norman
V.:it\1in retired ln \carl) lt.185, the
1r1J\ll'l"'> \Clctlcd Da~1d l:irownell a\
t IH nL w l hanlcllor and picked ntw
prc•"tlt·nh lo rcplau: the l htcf admtn-
1">tra1•ir\ who had rt"'>1gncd at Orange
< tjj'>t r1nd C oa~tl1nc collegts
Some faculty memberscomplamed
that no other candidates were con-
!1dered for Brownell's job and that
teachers had Little say ao the sclecuon
of Coastline's new president, William
Vega .
But instructors and non-teaching
f:mployees were allowed to help
'>(.:reen soand1dateli for the president's
p<J~t at Orange Coast Colle&e. The
trustees then awarded that JOb last
)'ear to one of the finalist~. Donald
Bronsard.
Ph1lh~ Basile, the d1stnct's vice
Lhancellor for human resources. said
th e Golden West committee 1s simi-
larly expected to narrow the field of
applicants for the presidency of its
campus. The trustees are expected to
pick the new Golden West president
by the end of May, she said.
The new pre;s1dent will inherit the
reins of a school that has suffered
from a 25 percent enrollment drop in
recent yea~. It currently has about
14.000 full and part-time students.
R IVALS SCRAMBLE FOR TOP JOB ...
From A l
eHellenl'-',and tlll'd tlil m'l'd h111'110
recruit !ltudcnh <1nd to d~H lop
~holar!>h1p fu nd\ 10 l1gh1 of dn l1n1n11
enrollment
"fhert>''> "" mut h thJI Lan hi.· dolll·
J feel I'm JU\t Lht: rTght JX'T'>1>n to d11
If." •
Arlin$ lOfft:l/.c.' prc..,1<11·111c1.trl 1,1 fi;1'
worked 1n adm1\:>HJn'I ,ind rnort.h ;11
MAIN OFFICE
~-,,,,. t. •'"'-"'
(.1at"'9? •'1\ ~·I' t # t• I '"°' .. " ~. ti:•1, 111 I., t 1
< roldcn We\l and Orange < oasl
LollcKn ~fr wa~ appointed dean ot
<tdm1\'lllln\ and records at Golden
Wnt lrl 191{)
< 1arua ~rd Golden West 1~ con·
trontl.'d tly the 1iame problem~ nagging
<1tlwr rnmmunit)' rnllcgc~ -"a lack
111 .ukquaw ~talc planning tor fund-
•OK and J \tcad> dcd1nc 1n cnrol-
lnwnt" · ..
Garcia served on the Garden
Grove Unified School District Board
of Education for eight years, was on
the Advisory Committee for the
County Probation Departmenc, and
has served on the Orange County
Grand Jury. · ~
He holds a master's dcgrcc in social
M:tence and history from Cal S~te
Long Beach
D•llJ Piiot
Defl•erJ I• Querente.d
(t,. f .JI 1 tM ~ J' .. I • ,t ii 1 '"f I It
Justcall 642-6086
1"4C><1')11y f 110ey If you <kl
11(11 1\41 ... ~~Dy ~ 10 1> m ceJC t1el0<t 1 1> "' ••'4 y0U1 'Ofl'I wfll De ~eo
, •• .,,'t "'"' •••
~"''"' ,.... .. -" ,,_ ... I I ,, 4' "" p
• , ... !\ ~·. ft ,,, ,, . '
, .. ••
.. ,. t .... .. ·1~ • ,. .. .. I,. 'A ,.
•••• , .v''
• t
VOL. 79, NO. IO
V¥ ha1 do )'OU hkc about the Dally Pilot? What
dun't >OU lrke? Call the number above and your
ml'\$agc will be recorded. tranM:nbcd and de-
h"crcd to the appropnate editor
fhe \amt 24-hour answenng service may bc
u\ed to record letter\ to the editor on any topic.
Contributor\ to our Letters column must include
their name and telephone number for vcnficat1on.
Tells U'I what'\ on your mind
s.1111oey •nc> ~Y tt
f')'I CIO "01 ,_... '/°"'
~y Oy I 1 "' CAii oetooe •0 • "' 1'10 y'NI ,opy .... ll<t ,,.._..,
Clrcua.tlon
Tele~
... .... ,
Or•y County ,,.,... ......
l90UMN .........
• '
• r •• & --1 ...
.\
..
Ttte fQll that tw. ~ numera. ateddent• end bM1'I
bli9rr.s "b" tfwee ~ Cltltfomla deattw In ltte put ttlfM
d9ya wtll ....in t1eiltctleroua todly, the N•tional Weather
SeMoe wemecl.
·we oou6d ... vt1t1bfftt• down to newnro In oerteln weaa.
mo.t of tt ... ~ In the ~ ... •Id weather MNlce
l'Mtleof~ P9t9' w~.
The fog la be+r'O c:eueed by moist ocean elr 9UClt<ed Inland by ~ delillt1 heet.
HG)'~ .unahlne la .,,Ucipate<I through Suflday
H6gtw today ~d-.y wilt r.nge from ttw lo'# 60• at ttw
t>w::tm to the mld--TOl ln*'<S
Low. Wit reno-ff om 46 to 56.
The mountalna and deeerti wm be fair through SunCl•y.
eccordlng to the weether'MrVloe Mountain weather wltl continue
to be werm, ~Ing 62 to 72 o.g,... .
11 H I' I' I u .~. Teml)S
... -fo<24-~lll r> ~W1 W .. ftillM
p,m .. Le
~ 21 17 '-l!'Ofl> 81 22
~ eo lM ~Va 31 30
Al1Wtlo 6e 2e Okltltnome Cny 45 13
Mollonlef oe -06 ~ 81 111
Alltlnte ae ao on.noo ., S2
Aa.ntlc Oll'y )6 n ~ 3' a1
""911n ,, 46 ~ " 62 ...._ 33 111 ::=r .... i7 °' ..... __ .. 40 ,. ll.6 11 ... 96 3"' l'Oftlllncl • (lo 61 « ac.ton 37 20 ~ 38 16
"""*' 23 13 :::r°"Y 42 30 c...-IO za 50 20
0.-116 20 fW>o 7& :M
O..Moll-. 31 13 Atc:twnono ae 29 °""" " 13 8tL-35 16 °'*1ttl v (M 91"-•T-82 6-'
EIP-.. 87 $ell Ulk• Clly 81 ~
~ ..01 .17 s.. Aittcw,io 66 51 l'i\wgP ·» 14 s .. Jollwl.P l'I. u 1111 =~ 83 31 a-me· eo 50 27 Ill Slw-1 51 l6 Cl J6 1e ~ b5 30 ._... 6e 2C SytetuM 2S ,, ........ .... .. TQP9M • 40 23 -...on 67 46 TUC*M'I 85 57
lrlCll9ttlllPOlle 30 IS Tlll99 ... 29 '**-'·""* .. 35 WWt!f'gton $4 '2• .-.-...... 6e 47 Wleflllt 44 30
""'-37 ,. -..a-. 2ti 17
~Oll'y 36 2•
i.. veoae 12 ~
Ul1le 'AOc:t 42 S2 Eztended. ~ ,. 18 ............ aa .a MW!ll...,,. ffj 97 Ffllr llwougl'I f*lOCI eacept nlQllt -........ 23 Ofl lnONW1g ~ WICI io... -,_ IN Ml*-81 PeiJ' • 2!J 03 -H rW'iglng ll'om tha 80I ,_ :;:... )6 23 th& -10 -IOI In 1M -.... M ~ ~~4610SfJ
Calif. Temps
tottGll kM l0t ?• "°"'' IOCIW>Q '' ~ pm I
.o,pp1e vei.,. e~ • 1
S.W91...0 ~ ~ 8ere•ow •v e.umon• e~ 5 1
BIG 8Nf II? 2~ 8llllloP 1 e 34
81ytlte 113 $ 1
Cetllllfl• t'>8 ~ c111-cn~ 69 57 eu. .... S7 ~· F•-71 61
Lan<;UI• 61 •I
Long 8M<:ll 63 b!>
Loe Ar 15 58
...... rt ... 69 b3
MQntOVll 76 57
Monldto 81 i;6
Monl .. ey 65 52
M1 w.-10 5~ ...., ... lie (11
~BMet·. 63 ~
Ollie*"' 70 53
~o 67 51
'Salt<\M 7• •8 s.n Bemer Olno 73 b2 s... OleO<> 61 !>6
Sen F ranc1oco 16 ~
San .!OM 7~ 55
Santa Ane 71 ~
~~· 61 .5o'
San<• Cna 118 5• Sent• .... ,... "' 48
llemeMOfl-61 !>6
Stoanon 93 ~
TehMV...., !13 2•
Surf report
LOCATIOtl
Z.,me 8MCf\
Sen1•M001U
~e..cri
S... Otego CO<Jnt t Wete!'lamp 58
'Tide~
llQ:I Diil.
3·6 w 2-3 w 3.. w s 7 w
fOOAY 114!1 ....
l2~11m
$ 5~ i; m
SUNOAY
06 32
I 1
Ftrlt hfgll. 12 • t • ... s 2
l't<etlOOo l 21 1 rn 06 s.c:ono "'9"" 2 s 7 p m ~ 7 ~IOw 8 31pm 23 Sun ..,.. tod., et 6 -48 p.m .....
SunO•y al 6., 1 • m end ..Ct 1QaCf1 at
6 50pm
Moon eet~ 1ocsar •I 8 21 a.m ·-at
11'7pm ---... ~r •• 9.Ma.m
PEACE PROTEST CLOSES ...
From Al
.. Nuke 'em" was tbt call from
another passing motorist
Chns Lord, 35, a holdover from the
anu-war protests of the '60s. took the
catcalls in st.nde.
··we may s\111 have a vigil, we may
still have civil djsobedience. h will
depend on how this message 1s
received." she said.
Services set
for builder
in air crash
··we by now should have o~wn
our need to periodically destroy each
other," Lord. an-elct"trician from san
Clemente, pressed. "Creatmg
weapons that ltiU and maim is not
Twelve of·tbe 13 protesters Jailed
Wednesday and Thursday f'6r c1v1I
disobedience were senttn~d to the
tame served in custody and released
the following day. Protesters Valene
Sklarevsk)• and Phil K.anehl, contrary
to tbe AJl~ce·s plans, allegedly
resisted arrest. Sklarevsln· was
sentenced to time served pius two
days of Caltrans service. while
K.aoehl was ordered held un11! his
pretrial hearing on 'Wednesday.
Funeral SCI"\ tees v.111 be held neAt
week ID Ir> IDC for Walter Scott
Biddle. a pro minent res1den11al ,
builder lolled Wednesday when his
light plane crashed whtk on approach
to John Wa)oe Airport · ' peace.·• .
Pack said there is a rumor that after
three years of coming to Costa Mesa.
lbe WlNCON delegation will move
nut year to Irvine.
SheP-Jd the aJlianc.c would ~mcmpl
to bold"' aJter:nauve f<>1;JJm,;p1orns>t-
1ng dasannarneot as part or the
conference on defense symms. How-
ever. Pack was unsure ho~ WI NCON
officaals would fie~Jhe offer.
. AU
l)f
featuring flbers of
• DuPont Antronv•
Nylon
The other ~led demonstrator~
were Clled at tJie sceoe and released,
One juvenile, 17-year-old Kurt
Parker of Huntington Beach. was
released to his father Wlthout being
ticketed
~ • On Sale Through· March 17th
The ser' ILC-..\ are ~hcdukd for I I
am. :ruesda> at South ( uast Com-
mun1t~ (hllrch. IOL'ated a ( 51:!0
Bon ... at"anyol"l in lr>~1ne
BrddlC. · 58. of Newpon Beach.
began Biddle De\(.•lopm~nt Inc in
1972. He ·was in~·ohed an the de-
' elopmcnts of more than I 0.000
home~ rn Orange and l.)an D1t'go
countic~ and throughout the state.
Famous Lees Carpeb ... Fabulous
styles ... Fresh colors ... Fantastic
savings now during leel
Authorized Dealer Carpet Salel
Designed to complement your ' "" •
home and quality constructed of
durable and resilient DuPont
Antron nylon to repel stainJ, static,
soil and abrasion, l>lus they will
with1tand year after year of tough
wear. Come see the complete
collection of great leei
Corpets ... hurry in today and lavel
DEN'S
• carpet sales • Installation • custom draperies
'
1663 PLACHTIA AVE.• COSTA IESA, CA 92627 • &•6·4838 -968·1180
...
llCSl INSTAUATIOlt If OllAMl ~· • lOCAfC1> .. CO$l• MUA fOll 11 YUAS fAl!a rff C41f(T llCJ$#$$ $l#Cf 11'4
t 1 • 1 , f • .. J' · • .., t ro • • J to r • •• • ., , 1 ~ ' • , •, • ' 1 ' .. 1 I y, •• 1 r \
..
,,
BULLETIN BOAR D
·~endezvous Ballroom site
to be dedicated in Newport
The Newpon Beach Historical Society and the Orange County
Historical Comm1ss1on will join fo~ Tuesday afternoon in the
ded1c.atton of a plaque commcmmorating the site of tht Rendezvous
Ballroom on the Balboa Peninsula. .
The event wtll begin at 3 p.m. with a parade of old and unique cars
around Balboa. The ded1cat1on ceremonies will begin at 4 p.m. with J.
Lcslte Steffensen as n'l4Jter uf ceremonies.
The program will conclude with a cocktail hour at the Balboa In n
and the Gnll w1th recorded music by the big bands of the 1940s.
Log Cabin Club to bear publl•her
The Log Cabin Club of Orange County. a groupadvocatinJ human
nghts issues wtthin the Republican party, will convene tonight at 8
o'clock for· a dinner mccttn$ at the Huntington Beach Inn, 21 11 2
Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach.
Niels Merton, pµbltsher of the Advocate, a homoscxllal-onented
newspaper, will be the guest speaker. The dinnereost is S 18 per person
and furt her information is available from Alex Wentzel at 494-6211 or
Rob Helms at 494-5433.
Parents Without Partners to meet
( Orange eoUt OAIL Y PILOT /Sa1utday, w.;CJ!' 1, 1-. .
-..
. concert to honor slain coed
S dleback students wUI use proceeds
to set up communctattons scholarship _.... --
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of ttle o.My ..........
Saddlcback Colleac students will
pr~scnt a concert Friday 1n memory
of Robbin Brandley, the 23-year.old coed who was slain in a campus
parking lot Jan. 18.
Proceeds trom the concert will go to
Brandley's family for possible estab-
lishment of a sch6larship fund for
Saddleback Cotrcg_e Communica-
tions S\ldcnts.
: Tbe concort, organized and spon-
sored by the AssocLat.ed Students of
tJte Misslon Viejo campus. will be
held from 2 p.m. to midnigb1 in the
2,400-seat college gymnasium and
wall feature 11 bands, includ6Qg
Fishbone and the Ravt'"-Ups.
The event is planned as a cel-
ebration. not a memorial, said Dawn
E.llen Lee. a spokeswomaQ for the
student government organizers.
"We won't have pictures of Robbin
all over or any1h1na hke that," l..tt
said. "Robbin wouldn't' have wanted
it that way. Sbe was always a very
positive ~rson. She would want
everyone tQ..&o there and dance their
hearts out and JUSt have a peat time."
Brandley was a popular student,
active 1n student government; as a
disc jockey on the colle&e radio
station. KSBR; and a~ concert
organizer The commun1cat1ons and
fine arts student planned to continue
her studies at San Diego State
Un1 vers1ty, Lee said.
Brandley was lolled fo llowtng a
Jan. 18 ""COneert at the college. An
unknown assailant confronted her 10
a parking lot and subbed her re-
peatedly. No arrests have bee'n made
m the case.
Following the attack, .student gov.
ernment leaders began planning a
concert in Brandley's memory. Wtth
the aid of about 50 student volun-
teers, posters and fliers were made
.
and J promot1o!)&l campatln for the
concert staned, [«'"td.
Several of the bands are performing
free Of charge or for greatly reduced
fees.
"Also, the community suppon has
been espcci&lly nice. We've asked
local merchants to donate food and
other suprhes for the bands who wiU
be here al day and they've been very
suppon1ve," Let said. ·
K.cvtn Lyman, who tas produced
concerts at othc:f community colleics
and worked -Nrth Brandley on a recent ·~how at Saddlcback. h.as been recruit-
ing the bands for the show
Opening the concert will be F1sh-
bone, followed by local bands Secret
Service, Attack, U-Skwad,
Zanty Misfits. Chardon Sauare,
Broken Homes, Wednesday Weck.
Wild Cards and the Unfofliven.
Closing the marathon concert will be
The lqve-Ups.
Tickets for ., the concert arc S6 gen~nil admi~n and $5 for Saddle-
boac.l students with AS cards. For
reservattons. call the college's box
office weekday afternoons at
582-4656. Tickets also are available
at Ticketmaster outlets.
Non-alcoholic ~~tr.ages and liaht
snacks wjll be sold durina the concen. The Huntington Beach chapter of Parents Without Partners will
sponsor free onentation ~ssions for single parents on five occasions
this month, beginning Sunday at 6:45 p.m.
Other programs are planned f~..:;'7: 15, 22 and 28 with
weekl y programs following. Call 898-7975 for lJiC" meeting localJons
and addiuonal informat1on.
. .
'Fitness Over Forty' class.at OCC
Men and women over age 40 who arc not currently on an exerc1st
program but would ltke 10 be may benefit from a 13-weck class offered
by Orange Coast college's Community Servic.es Prgram beginning
Monday.
.. Fitness Ovtr Forty" will mccl Mondays and Wednesdays
through May 28 and enrollment 1s limited. The fee 1s S40 and further
information may be obtained by calhng 432-5880.
Trade workshop at Irvine Hllton .
A day-long workshop explaining how Southern Caltfom1a
businesses can take advantage of World Bank financing to sell products
and services tn developing countries will be held Monday from 8:30
a.m. to I :30 p.m. at the Irvine Hilton Hotel on Jamboree Road at the
San Diego Freeway.
The event is sponsored by the World Tradf Center Assoc1at1on of
Orange County and is priced at $45 for members and SS5 fo~ 1\011':
members. Call Steven Bado fa to at 549-81 51 f~r further 1nformat1on.
Yoga program slated hi Newport
The 1ddha Yoga Meditation Center of Costa Mesa/Newport
Beach will hold a special introductory program for new members
Monday at 7·<4 5 p.m at 1535 Monrovia Ave.~ Newport Beath.
... t •
• . , ..
~ ,
The program will include a speaker. instructions in med11at1on
and c)lal)ting followed by refreshments. Call the center at 631-4446 for
add1t1onal 1nforma11on. Return of 'The Birds?'
Rebates qffered on furnaces \o • Southern California Gas Ca. 1s offenng rebates of SI 00 to
No, theJ.-re not fllmtna a .eqo.q. to that
Alfred Rltchcook-moYie ID Newport Beach.
Ov photoerapher j1m happened to be on
the .cene when a hqe fiock of eeaculls
toek ·wt.nc o•et Upper Newport Bay one
afternoon tb.la;week.
consumers wishing to tum in their old or irioperable furnace for a new , one. t
The uttht) IS ofTenng the rebate to customers who purchase· and
replace their eil(Sting space h'.ating system with a new forced-air
fµrnace The program will continue through June 30 and further
1nformat1on ts available at (800) 352-41 24.
Traffic congestion, growth
Audubon Society meets Wednesday concern Irvine candidates
Larry Richards, past president and current conservation chairman
of the South Coast Audubon Society, will present a slide presentation of
his recent tnp to Australia and New Zealand at Wednesday's meeting
of the group at the Marine Institute. 35502 Del Obispo, Dana Point.
A bird identification program at 7 p.m. will precede the reglar
meeting. The public is invited.
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of the°""' l'llot .....
Most of the 13 people who have
taken out papers to run for an Irvine
Ctty~ Council seat sa)' concerns abou1
traffic congestion and the pace of the
city's growth wompted their tnteresl
in local polittcs.
To secure a place on lhe June J
orneys a ain reques ~ 20 to 30 signatures from reg1st<!red A tt f • t ballot. the. prospective candidates
must return nom1nat1on papers with
Closed Raml ••'I hear.1•ng 1rn~ ~~~~~~c 1s 5 p.m. March 1. but ~ "" the fihng penod will be eiltendcd 10 March 12 1f an incumbent does not
LO .\NGELES -Attorneys for enough evidence to try Ramirez. file for re-election. As of Thu~a)
.. Night Stalker'' defendant Richard · Hernandez and his partner. Daniel afiernoon. onl) one candidate. Hal
R.ai:nirez as cd &J udge Fnday to close Hernandez, who are not.related. fil ed Maloney. had returned the papers.
their client's prehm1nary heanng the writ Fnday~n Superior Court, the Two council scats are at stake June
because they fear exte~s1ve pre-tnal day after appellate ~usltces Robert 3. Incumbent Larr) Agran has not yet
pubhc1ty could Jeopardize a fair tnal. Fe1nerman and David Eagleson re-announced whet he< he will seek a
Superior Court Judge Aurelio jected a similar request because the third four-year term. The other
Munoz dld l\Ol review the wnt Fnday attorneys had not followed proper incumbent. Barbara Wiener. has said
af\emoon and was not eilpecte~ to couf!)>roccdure. she will no1 <;eek re-election.
reach a dec1S1on unttl Monday. said-ii The jurists said the writ should In recent years, th~ five-me.mber
coun clerk. who asked not to be have been filed in Superior Court. Irvine council has spltt over growth
identified. Judse James Nelson ruled in Mu-jssues-such as three proposed South
"We've perceived a tremcndou.~ nicipal Coun on Monday that there Orange Count y freeways and the a~ount of hystena 1n L.A. County, was insufficient reason to bar the intenstt) of local business and hous-
sa1d defen~.e • a 1torney Arturo public and press from the hearin$. 1ng construction.
Hernandez. It s going to be very Nelson said Los Angeles County 1s The following J?COple have taken
difficult to find .~ fatr and 1mpa1J1al large>.enough to guarantee 8 pool of out nom1nat1on papers·
Jury tn !h1s case f fair-minded jurors. •C larcnce P Becwar, a 12-year
Ramirez, 25. •~ charged in Los ernandez said if Munoz re ect~ Irvine resident who owns a pnnted
.\ngeles County wtth 14 murders and th~ motion the petition will be tied c1rcu1t board manufacturing ti rm in 54 other felonies ltnked to a senes of h ' 11 t rt Tu!ltin He is prcs1den.t of 'the Park
attacks on 28 peo ple tn th~tr homes again 10 t e appc 8 e cou · Irvine Business Association and 1s
dunng 1984 and 1985. ..At the tnal level. I think tt should acti ve on Republican Party commit·
The preltm1nary hcanng wtll allow' be open:. but nol at lh~!.rehmmary tees He said he is concerned about
ct Jud~"' 1u det1u1. w11cui1.1 111'!lc is hcanng. Hernandez sat · hazardous waste disposal and unsafe
bicycle traffic. resident who sells a data commun1ca·
•Gary Steven Bennett. a former tions service. He 1s president of the
Costa Mesa police officer and an Irvine Toastmasters Club. He said he
Irvine resident since 1973 .. He pub-wants the present le vel of controlled
lishes a magazi ne for the sale of used growth to be maintained ·
business ~uipmen1 and assists in •Robert J. Pulone. an attorne)
fund-raising for the Orange County who has hved in Irvine for five year<1
Performing Ans Center. He 1s con· He 1s active in Caltfom1an~ for Non~
cerned about Irvine traffic cond1t1on s Smokers' Rights. He said he "
and favors modulated growth. · .C<l!lctrned that the cit~ ma\ he
•Gerald Charles Lasensky. Back-gro'wtng too quickly
sround information on him was not Jan Rubin. who mo\.ed to In inc
1mmed1ately available last summer from Cambndge. 'v1a,.,
•Jean A. Hobart. an auomey who He is a landscape architect at a
has li ved 1n Irvine since 1977. he has business in Santa Ana He is con·
worked on trvme co~C\l campa1$ns cerned about transportation ma11ers
for Larry Agran and Mary Ann Ga1do and the quality of local school\
and more recently for opponents of •Betsy Scheer Background tn-
three proposed South County free-fomatton on her was not 1mmed1atrh
ways. She calls herself a "moderate-a' ailable.
growth advocate " •Rob Schraff. Sl'\·~ear re\1dcn1 nt
•Hal Maloney. an adm1n1strat1\e lr.-.ne. He is an adven1sing cop'
analyst for the county who current!~ wT1ter and account C\e-<:Ull'-e cur-
senes on the Irvine Finance Com· rcntly unemployed He -.aid he ''
m1ss1on. He is active in man) conce~ed about unchtd.ed gro'-"th
communityorgan1zat1on~and said he 1n the city.
1s concerned about traffic and "de· •Robert M. Turner a ph\s1c1an
It very of ctty services 1n a responsive. who moved from Newpon Beach to cost~ffecuve manner." lr\'tnC last summer He 1s on the staO
•Mal) Aileen Matheis an attornc\ at ~hssion Communll} Ho~p1tal He
who has hved tn l rvine;smre 197~ 1s concerned about traffa lO nd111on'>
he ha~ been acttve tn People for an and the city's development~"
Irvine Community Hospital and 1hc •Scott Wellman 1., a hvr·.,ear
Greater Irvine Bus1ne,s and Pro-In inc rcs1den1 who h~~ a lav. pral t1H'
fess1onal Women's Club She 1., :i 1n 'l;ewpon Bcacn He ..aid h"
member of the Irv ine Board ot interest in the council race r,pnng<,
Realto" he 1s con~rned about from his v.ork as head ot 1hc '>t:llt•
rehcvmg traffic congestion m In fnt' gOH~mmental affairs comm111ee ot
and favors conslructton orthfcc nc" tht-"'ewport Harbor .\rra l hambcr
South County frttways. "' Of ( ommercc He also 1\ .i member of
•Bruce Peotter. a mne-vear In inc 1he In ine Chamber of C ommercc
Newport
museum
• receives
$20,QOO
County gift will be
used to transport
kids to.art exhibits
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Ofllle~ .........
The Newport Harbor Art Museum
has announced rctttpt of a gift of
$20.000 from 1hc Coun•y of Oranae
for 11s ongoing program lo pus school
children to museum art exhtbtts.
Al a rccept1on held Tuesday ruabl
at the museum. Supervisor Tom
Riley presented the gift to Ray
Johnson, president of the museum's
board of trustees.
.. This program will allow many of
Orange County's youth to learn abour
and en10> art when their SC'hool
would otherwise be unablc h> fund
•..im~ .. Riley said.
Tht'.funds. approved by the Board
of Supervisors this week. will help
offse1 the cost of busing schoof
ch1ldrrn to the museum. Trained
docents present a pre-v1stt program \f\
the cla~sroom. lead the tours of the
t·~h1b1ts and offrr hands-On projects.
.\!though the museum has always
offered a busing program for stu-
dents previous records were broke n
d'unng 1he currctnt retrospective
exh1b1t b' C altforn1a conterJll)Orary
anm ~a' ne Th1rbaud. which runs
through unda' More than 5.000
'>tudents ha' c ~<'n the Th1ebaud
t•,h1h11 1hank, m pan to grants from
the Ir' inc Co. which subs1d1zed the
l n._t ol hll 111@.
'-' c re\ ogn11e this e~h1b1t1on as an
C\\Cllent opportun11y to introduce a
large and dt\ <.'r\( audience to contem-
roral" pa1n11ng," ..aid mu~um direc-
tor t-..c' 1n ( on~". "The only hin-
J ra nn: tu \\ hcd u I mg student to urs
wa\ a lad. of transponatton funds
J\jtlableJ.P and trom the school."
The fund' tor busing -offered on
a liril-<:omt· fint-served bast!I -a~
a\ailahle tn <.C'hOOl'i that cannot
atlMd 1ran<,portat1on 'osts to the
mu\rum
The mu .. eum's rcquest for funds
from tht loun1' was the fi~t in its 24-
\ear h1stol". .. ....
Coast a ·qthor pUbllsbed; nOw he 's·flghtlng to be read
Phillip Berman
r
'Courage of Conviction· result of ques t
by writer to dis~ove r the meaning of llf e
By SUSAN HOWl.E'M'
OttMO.-,Net .....
Phillip Berman should be on top of
the world. His new book has been
published. andfia host of well-known
people from a I over 1he world havt
cont'ributed essays to it.
But the 29.year-old author from
Corona del Mar appe:ars anary and
frustrated. He wants so badly 10
convey his · meuaac -1
ph1losoph1cal message thafs clf.•r in
his mmd. but laugh to Jtt acro\ to
others.
His book: "The Couraae ofC'onv1t -
t1 on ... is a tollect10" or 32 pel"5Qnal
cs~y\ represenung a divers1t\i of
vtewpoints from people hke Mari"
Cuomo. H.H. Dalat Lama. BenJam1n
Spock. L~h Walsca, Petra Xell)
Joan Bau and Irvin~ Wall ct
I
.
His etfori 1n ··The Courage of.
Conv1c11on·· 1s to "promote the well-
being of others." a prescrip1ion not
followed by many. he said
But self-help books and super·
market romance novels art the best
scllen. not book\ that really say
wmeth1na. l\c said "Tht~ book was M t made to ~how a
person bow they can be succes ful.''
Berman sa1~ "A full hfe include
d1men\1ons."
Whtie a \lud<:11t of ph1lo!>Ophy,
Bcnnan ~td he became "deeply
dcprcucd.. 1n the concept of ltfe
without ctna1n!) Later the dc-
pms1on wort' off with an awareness
and tru5t 1n hfe tha1 ~r~cd the 1dt-1
for h1'1 book
"I too~ a leap of faith tn the
IQ()dnc\41 a(hfe." Berman \a1d
•
Berman said the book "grows from
a personal ques1 for meaning" whcn
he losl his father to cancer dunng h1\
senior year at Corona dcl Mar High
School in 1974.
He has since moved to Sanla
Barbara. finding the matenalt ti c
attitude in the Newpon Beach area
divorced from his bchefs and nlues.
"A number of my pttn here were
not socially interactive;· 8ermt1n
said. He added 1n the tntroducuon to·
"Thr Courate of Convtct1on" tha1 "we ltve 1n a ttmc when a number of
people are hunary for mcantnJ but
have not the courqc to Sttk 11.'
The conlnbutors -prcicnt1ng a
'wide and controvental ran,e of
reh11ous and olhcr convictions -
add~ scd the quc uon,, "What do ~
believe'>" and "How have 1 put m)
beliefs into pratttcc in daily hfe'"
"nd-the book has m\lhed in~
~harp contra ts. Edward Teller and
8cnJam1n pock i,,carth for i>cact
with a ,trona ~ of pa on, but
with grtatl} different ' 1cv.\ on how. 11
can ht' ach1evt>d Rabh1 1 .. r3el C1old-
\le1n believes in what he dc'l<·nhe' a'
"God. the guiding force behind
creatl\ e evoluuon "
Berman is ltving out ·ot h1~ car
staymg with fncnd' and baR'h «"rap-
ing to1etherenoul))mone) 10 lave on
wh1lt he tt:lvels the coun tn prnmot
1na his book.
But Berman u1d ht'i ~grtt\ ,tnter
not around his lack of mone\ hul
from the fact thll only IS 000 JX-ople
have read hi! book
Hr foci he sa nliccd pi1rt of
h1m~lf to the m11l100\ who haven't
purthaS(d "The C'OUl"l\&C of < un' it -
tton." and .. poured his hean out " for
thrtt \e&rs to 2,000 famou\ men nd
.,.omco uraina \heir contnbuuon tie
rrce1ved score of re1cctmns and
appeals for mone), and onl)' abou1 60
penonal essays to chome from
8crmap founded the Center for the
tud) of Contemporal) Reltrl in
19 2 ancr .,..duattn' from the
I
Harvard l>I\ 1n1t\ hoot with a
maMer"' dcgret 1n comparative rc-
ltgmn~ tk '81d he is driven by a belief
1n man·, 1.1ue"it fo r diversified knowl-
t'dgc
''I'm on tht' bnnk financ11lly. but if
\OU btlte'c 10 w methina., it's a tabot
11f love .. Bcmtat\ sl.1d ... That's the
deep \CMC ol sat1sfact1on."
Chamber dinner plannCct
The Huntll'\llOn BcachC'bamberOl
C ommcrct will hold 1l 7lnd ......
1n tallauon dinner and aYral"ds -.
quct March 21 at tht Seachff Couwy
\lub
The oumandll\i clnim. the ma..
ber of the ~car and the atn'beMldcat ~
the car •111 bt honored at thecliliiMr
T1< tt areU J>ttemo-ror..._!
tht proenm and 'for ·~ ,.;
t1ckeu and 1nfonn!t.?O.!'J~~'-' lilt
ch mbcr officx It s~.
......
l
...
· -Victim·s find homes
'barely habi~able '
Serles of trafflt;:.pHeups plagues ~tate Air pariel
~
mtK:aU)', when a motorbomc cat1')1Q& people worlona un
I movtc 'fllas involved 1n an 1ecu~nt on a mounLam
h\&hwa y oonb of here, 5henff'\ spokesmen said. [)q>ut)
Sandy RoscnthaJ said no 111format.1on wtJ available
1mrnedtat.el)' on tbt 1dentJ1Jcs of th~ involved in the
takes aim
at ozone
U:-.D.\ (AP) -~.<On· th.ai-~ al ~ s.l:() mtlhon,
tam1natcd water \Oured, l~ flooded ~ten than SO peopl~
\trttt\ fnda) U the cleanup after v.~ • (Of't'ed 10 0~. do.lctU v.ere.
C.ahfom1a'• v..ol"\t storm ~n decadn tnJured.. aod 13 ~
' ~r p1kup fnda> on the-ln1er\~1.t 1 S free"""'>-m
FU"'-hoCucamonp 1lled t~lhtrd l)CTM)n an thrttda)"so(
•oa·rel.ucd craU\~ "'"h1k 100 m1~ to tM nonh •~o futl
U"UCks colt1dcd and e11plodcd 1n fla~ Tv.o of the tbree
deaths -.ere on ~ h1gh""'1)\ and oix oocurrcd in• plane
crash 1he J<k~r wf'('Cl occum'd on the same frttwa)
v.hert lfic-al"\rolhd('d Thu™1a~ in fog. \.tean*htlcan Kem
Count' an 011 tru ~and a g.as truck -both full) loaded-lOll1~ on fog~ lhBth"'a) 46 near .Black"'ell'\ Corner and expl~ 1n names. sparlqng a small brush fire In another
accident. an ffi1matcd 4(f 1,.eh1cl~ piled up in t"'O chain·
re;\ctlon c~hes f nda~ on the fogg) 'olo Cau~wa> after
an rastbuund truck abrupt!> 1.:hanged lanes and 'Wa\ rear·
ended That ~reek pro1,.oked a sccomteba1.,..reaetton -Of
s1naJe-veb1ctc aash or their to¥unes. A Tucson Film ·
Comm1ss1on employee told rwo ucson broadca\t outJeu EL MONTE. Ca.hf (A~)-:--TM Air
that aettw was film11\gastunt fora movie ... The Raith,""' Quality Manascme~l Di~ct Wl!lts
stor) about a post car and tttn-agcn. to cut Qz.one polluuon by 1mpos1~1 entered 1" second ..,,ttk R~dmts o( l.Jo.ch lOOL their
Onl) 20 to 25 percent. of thf ~ ~ l'lCJQP lo an 1ndusmal
c.o mmun11y's hown ""Cf'~ "battl~ Pf'\JM dthydrator co dr> them out
· to~cr em1ss1on controls on clectnc utihu~ 1ndustnal bo1ln-s and ships
berthmg in Southern Cah(omia
harbors. hab1Lable,' in the wordi of Y(Jba TM drye-r a \Crin.of 21 concrete < ount)' Undenhenff ~n1\ Moore ·•tunnels'" lhrou&h •h11.:h hot a1c •s
~vcral lho~sand e\acuen still forced. has bttn u)cd to dr> m.al·
wailed 10 return home ··The big trn~. couches.. carpet\ and other
prqblem. really " \CV>IJC," Moore soaked hou~hold gc>0<b. \3Jd ~1ke
\aid R"1dcnts ha~t' bttn rncouragcd .\nd~. a ~pokcsman for Sunsv.ect
10 u~ portable municipal tolleu to the compan~ that donated 1ts us.C"
curtail sanitation problem.'-he Each tunnel -about 40 feet long b,
added · -• ' feet high and 6 feet wld~ -handle\
An e~ttmatcd 2f,.(11J rn1dents of about 10 p1ecn of h6u~hold
the Linda-Oh\churs1 area fled theu fum1sbing.s at once
homes wt week dunnJ the n1ne--Oay -we dad this once before .. n the
~ncs of j'l:orthem (ahfomt.a storms 1955 flood:· .\ndrcws YJd..
NOTICE TO ALL
Real Estate Managers and Brokers
The Oepartmetit of Housing and Urban Oevetopment, 34 Civic
CenJer Plaza. Box 12850, Santa Ana, CA 92712-2850. ts seeking
appllcations fro m qualified real estate managers and brokers
who wish to receive lnvltatJon:t for 8Jds for.Area Management
Brokers to manage HUD-acquired/owned properties in San
Bernardino C.ounty. Appllcants must be licensed by the D1111slon
: of Real Eatate. State of Callfornia, ~-brokers.
Appllcatlons may be obtained by writing to the U S. Depart-
ment of Housing and Urban Development. 34 C111ic Center Plaza.
Box 12850. Santa Ana, CA 92712-2850. or by calling the
Property 01spos1t1on Section at (714) 836-2446
A Pre-bid Conference will t>e conducted on Wednesday,
March 5, 1986 at 10 00 AM 1n the conference room. San
Bernardino County Board of Realtors, 1798 N 'D" St San
Bernardino
Specific geographic areas will be outlined at the Pre-bid Conference
Deadline for r.eturn ol bids 1s 9·00 AM March 12 1986
Completed btd packages must be sent to
~--•tn o~ . ~ I ~''I +o~ U.S ?ePartment of~ and lkbifl Ontlopmenl ~ * 1111 *: ~!~~= Pbu ~ ~ Box 128~
-. .. 0 •f:-
0
Santa AN. CA 92712-Z&SO ,_.,.JO 111•
Bids will be opened at 10·00 A.M .. March 12, 1986, in Room
720· 721. Federal B~ldmg, 34 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana.
California ·
Trial ordered ln Bela•ldcase
"'estbound onlooker-.' \1ean1A.hil~ for the fifth i.traight LOS .\NG£LES' -A JUdV. ordered (ath)' E\Cl)'n da~. a cha1n-rnct1on accidc-nt wu rcponcd in the ~n Smith to sLand tnal for the drug-overdo~ death of
Joaquin Valle) Fnda) when ii car stopped for a disabled comed1an John Belushi. ~Jecting a defense argument
truck on \Outhbound High"'a) 1/9 in Stockton and was Fnda) that sbe sho uldn't be blamed for Beluth1'!> "su1c1de \trul~ lrom th<: rear b) another truck about I am The m1ss1on "Supenor Court Judge David Horow111 said he
dmer e<;eaped uninJured the (ahfomia Kighv.a \ Patrol agreed with the eartier ruhng by a Municipal Coun Judge
reported that Smith should JUnd tJ)~ on chargc1 of se<:ond-<fegree
..
7 hurt ln movie stun. t accldeat murder as well as furrushlng and adm1nmenng drugs to Belushi, who died March 5, I 982. in a bun~rov. at the
1wo • Chateau Marmont Ho tel.
Victorian c arm
.. at a history making price~
....
$3SO.
... ............ ......__ ,_,,.,,_.... _._ ....... ...__ .. ..........
Large
Assortment of
Oaybtd Covers
1n Stock
MANY OTHER STYLES BRASS & IRON BEDS ------=°" DtSPL.AY AND IN STOCK
.._
P ea ce marchers
·to $et off today
LOS ANGELES (AP)-The Grea1
Peace March for nuclear disarma-
ment ran into a roadblock of insuffi-
cieTit insurance again Fnda), hut
organizers vowed 1he 3,235·m1lc
coast-to-coast walk would start s4tur-day .
"The march will leave tomo ow
That's without doubt," said Jotin
Hage Iberg. spokesman for PR<">-
Peace. the sroup spon~nng the
march through 37 cities and 15 states
The march was scheduled to lea .. e
City Hall around 4 p.m following a
candlcltght vJgil Fnday night and a
free rock concert today. · •
The California Department or
Transponat1on and some c111es won't
grant parade or other permits unless
the) are provided with SS m1ll1on
coyeragc. Caltrans spokesman 8111
Mckmney said Fnday.
Unless t11at coverage 1s se<;urcd, the
estimated 1.200 marchers. their
ponable to1leu. and other mobile
fac1lit1es won't be able to legally cr<tts
the San Bernardino County desen on
four state highways, he said.
The AQM D also is pro~sing USC1>f
methanol fuel in automoptles, annual
automobile smog inspections and a
ughter Mandard on nitrogen oi"c&e
emissions from automobiles.
But afier two days ofheanngs that
concluded Thursday, ~he dJS1rict's
board postponed action on the pack·
age of proposals unttl March 7.
The program 1s rumcd at controll·
ang nmQgen oxide emissions that
con1nbu1e to ozone. poor v1sibtlJty
and acid fog ID the South Coast bum.
A repon by the district suggefled
that the proposed mcasure-s would
reduce 01onc levels where they a~ the
wors1-in land areas such as western
R1 vcrs1dc and San Bernardino coun·
ues. Bui becau~ of a quirk in
meteorolog)' and chemistry, the
measures would result in a sligbt
increase m ozone aJong the coastal
areas of Los ~ngeles and Orange
countte'i.
The ~net is trying to meet the
I '}87 federal deadline for reducing
ozone. the worst air polluuon prob-
lem affecting Southern California.
The heanngs focused on how to
control nitrogen oxide. a byproduc:t of
combustion from automob1Jes and
factones. wftich contributes . to the
formation of ozone, acid fog and
cause'i low v1s1b1hty
The d1s1nct estimates tougher con·
trols on mdustnal boilers alone
would cost mdustr) S4 mtlhon il year
and reduce polluuon by as much as 27
ions a day
Until the last few years. the d1s1nct
locused more attention on controll·
1ng emtssions of hydrocarbons,
another pollutant from industry and
cars
DAVIS -EiROWN:~PPUAMCes • TELEYIBION • _vlfto ·~
Marcos sa-ys he left
to avoid bloodShed .
/
General Electric
Countertop Microwave
• 53 cu ft
• 15 Minute Timer
ONLY s119 95
• -J
RCA
8 Hr VCR
• Wireles s Remote
• Express Recordinc
• Speed Search
0
0NLY s29995
Whirlpool
Undercounter Dishwasher
• Normal Heny Cycle
• Enern Savine Option -~,.u s2 3995
• llFOR ·
.. SAT. 9-8
su11. 12.4
MOii. 9 .. 9
.
APPtlANOE & 1.V
~
SAVINSI
MARCH 1st BRINGS YOU 3 BIG DAYS TO~ .
SAVE ON NAME BRAM> APPLIANCES, TV's,
VCR's, AND BIG SCREENS. DON1 WAIT, .
YOU MIGHT MISS OUT.
ONE OF A KIND SPECIALS ..
R[G NOW
HOTPOllH 20 cu ft S1S, White s 699 95 s 629.95
HOTPOllH 23 cu ft Top rreezer . Almond s 649 95 s 559.95
WHIRLPOOL 20 cu It Top freezer, Almond s 729 95 s 559.95
WHIRLPOOL 19 cu ft Bottom Fr .. While s 979 95 s 829.95
WHIRLPOOL 9 cu fl Chest freezer s 379 95 s 299.95
CE Gas Dryer, Auto Ory, Gold $ 399 95 s 299.95
CE Automatic Washer I Spd, Whtie s 349.95 $ 299.95
MAYTAC Dishwasher. 3 Cycles s 429 95 s 369.95
WHIR.LPOOL fMhwnher. 5 Cycles s 499 95 $ 379.95
MAYTAC Microwave. fop.of·the·lioe $ 529 95 s 399.95
MITSUBISHI 13" Color Cite I T 111e :: 1352 $ 329 95 s 259.95
MITSUBISHI 21 " Color Slerto Rec Remote !1 21 84 s 749 95 s 599.95
•CA 13" Color. Remote s 399 95 $ 269.95 •ca 19" Color. Elect r !Kie s 349.95 s 239.95
SONY 19" Tmtron. Remote s 629 95 s 499.95
$0MY 26" Trinitron. Remote, White Cab $1149 95 $ 199.95
CE 40" Bic Screen. Rur Pro)tctlon . . .......... $2999 95 $1999.95
MITSUllSMI 4 Hd VCR, Remote 11 305 .......... s 699.95 ' s 399.95 •ca VCR. 5 Heb. Convertible, Remote , . . . . • • • . . · ·s 8,9.95 s 699.95
SONY Bela Hi·fi VCR. Remote. . 0 I 0 o 0 f. •ff I' o o s 649 95 s 499.95
'
General Electric
I ~i.--~ 18 cu ft · ~No Frost
5.01
cu ft
I Freezer
• Vecetable Rack
• Enern Saver Switch
$ 95
O'Keefe & Merritt
~ ~--~.l I ~--~ .... "
SHTA aiA-nn.
30" Gas Stowe
LIFT lW TOP
fOR EASY CLEAflHG
-y1_
c nn. i ~r ! l "St r
PAClflC COAST ltcn ---
,,
...
Call s for peaceful
unification of those
he ruled for 4 Cfyears
HONOLULl.i. Hawru1 (A P) -
Former Philippines President
Ferdinand E. Marcos, in his first
pubhc comment since ltavmg his
country, on Fnday calJed for the
peaceful unification of the people he
ruled for 20 years.
Marcos, who read a bnef letter to
his "beloved countrymen" at H 1ckam
Air Force Base where he and his
entourage are stay1 ng. also said he was
look.ing for pnva te quarters, but did
not say where.
"We have been accommodated
very comfortably everywhere we
went on Amencan soil and treated
with utmost respect and generosity,"
he said ·in the statement before
reporters.
Maraos, who did not take any
questions. said he decided not to use
his .. superior military power" to
crush the rebellion that resulted in hi.s
exile because "employment of such
an overwhelming force , no matter
how legitimate. would have resulted
in the bloody carnage among inno-
cent civilians."
"I have no heart to shed Filipino
blood." he said.
"Now from where I _am, I implore
the entire Philippine people ... no1 to
forget these ideals and noble ob1ec·
t1ves which we will obtain only
through the peacefu l unification of
our people," Marcos concluded.
The former president also said he
initially planned to move from the
presidential palace to his home
province of llocos Norte. But "I was
informed by President Reagan's
direct representative that we would
have to leave for Guam instead," he
said.
Accused Nazi
extradited to
Israel for trial
TEL A VIV, Israel (A P) -John
Dcmjanjuk, accused of being "Ivan 1
the Terrible" of Trcblipka who later
became an obscure autoworker in
Cleveland, was taken from his plane
to an isolation cdl Friday to await
trial as a war cfiminal. ·
Dcmjanjuk, 65, iuccuscd ofkilling
thousands of Jews in p 1 chambers at
the notorious Nazi death camp 1n
Poland. He is the first person charaed
with warcnmes to be extradited from
the United States to Israel.
Israeli police met DcrtlJIOJUk at the
foot of the sta1rs lead101 from the El
Al Boeina 747. Officer Alex lsh·
Shalom read him his nihts end
arrested him.
Two U.S. marshals accompanyif\J
Dcmjanjuk removed his handcuffs
and Israeli police replaced them with
their own Oemaruuk lau&hcd ncT·
vously.
The symbolic act oftran1femn1 the
prisoner to Israeli custody capped a
10-year leaal effort to bnna him to the
Jewish state to face charsn.
)
Marcos. who said he has recovered
from "a touch of the Ou." said hc-
would leave the base as soon as he has
found pnvate quarters.
Marcos read his letter while ~ted
at a table at Lbc base's offictrs' club.
His wife. Imelda, sat beside him.
Marcos' son has told supporters
that his father most hkely wants to
stay in Hawau but fea rs violence from
outsiders.
"The feeling that I got is that they
want to stay here," said Joe Lazo. a
long-lime MarfOS supponer who
dined with Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and
Gen. Fabian Ver. the former military
chief. at a seafood restaurant Thurs-
day night.
··They feel very comfortable here as
far as the Hawaii residents are
concerned because of all the people
here who want them to.clay, bu11hey
arc concerned about people from
outside," Lazo said Friday. "They arc
afraid people might harm them."
Since Wednesday. Marcos has been
hving wt th hts 90-member entourage
under heav)> sccunty at Hickam Air
Force Base, the second stop aft'Cr
fleeing the Ph1hppines aboard a U.S.
military Jet as opposition leader
Corazon Aquino took power.
Marcos' son s\1d his father was 1n
food health and Marcos and his wife.
melda, "appeared to be in good
spirits." Lazo said. Marcos, said to be
suffering from a debilitating disease
tbat'affects the k1dn,eys~ h_a.u hospital
room equipped with a kidney dialysis
machine waiting 1f needed at Tri pier
Army Medical Cen'ter. He has not
used it, a spokesman fo r the U.S.
Pacific Command said.
Entourage members relaxed in and
around their quarters while U.S.
Customs officials sorted through
their personal effects that arrived
Thursday
,.,., ,, ..
Swedlah chief killed
Swed.lab Premier Otot"Palme
wu abot on a c!tJ •treet and
died at a boeplt&I Sriday
nllbt, Finance Mlnlater
IQeU-Olof Feldt eald. Police
lanecl an alert for a dark·
balred man, 35-40 , d.r 111ecl
la • Iona. dark OYercGet.
' . ·"'
:
Launches .delayed o~~ ye8t-J:3ooster
VANOE~ERG AIR FORCE • retrieval ~~;y\~:/a-;;n!~:a~h~1~oh~~~~~ '"450 space center layoffs announ ced ·wo'rked out
. '
Orange Coest DAILY PILOT
·u.s. trade deflclt 80IU'8 ·
to a record $16.5 bUlloa
I • >
8)' tale MMClate• Prest placed on all space shuttle launches ·--"-and that means a dela for the first . CAPE CANA VERA~. Fla. (AP)-center work for~ from about 16,uuu
military shuttle launc~ from Van-N~SA announced F!'1day th_at 1'50 to 14,~ •. of ~1ch about 2,000 are WASH I NO TON -The U.S. tnde deficit soared to a record Si 6. S billion
• denberg. . • ~ -.-PO.nlC. contract emplor.ees a~ the NASA c1vij seryaoe personnel.
. CaP.t. Rtck Sanrord, spo.U.Sman-for Kcnn!!dY Space Center wtll be laid off ''During the laJt few -Rtcks we have
the At~ Force %>ace-and M iss1Je Test o r tra~sferred because of the Jan. 28 been' working with headqL&aners and. Or~tron, said Friday that explosion of the space sh~.ttle the "her NASA cente" on a work
Mission 62-A. the Vandenberg launch Challenger. ,. plan," said Thomas E. Utsman,
scheduled for mid-July, will pot go for The newest layoffs are in addition deputy center director, at a news
at least a year, and 1hen only after to 650 other workers that contractors conference. "We feel we have a good.
another launch has been compte1ed al had planned to drop from payrolls work plan that will ~ecp our em-
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)-in January, unrestrained by recent declines in oil prices and in the dollar, the
Salvaaeexperts said Fnday they have C'ommerce Department reported Friday. The ~rt &bowed that the loat-
develoP.Cd tools and techniques for awaited improveme(lt in the oation'• balance of tnde bas y~uo mMerialize.
recoverina part1 of Challenger's lmports have been exceedinaexport.1 in each of the~ fourydlrsind in 19.8S
suspeet ri&ht booster rocket and will outpaced them by $148.6 billion . ._Wcshould not expect a realimpro~ement in
teat them by trying to retrieve-a large the trade balance until the last half of this ytar," Commeroe Secretary M.akolm ·
chunk of the left booster from the Baldrige sajd in a statement. "It will take that long for the impact of ,be lowtr
ocean bottom. dollar to shift demAnd toward American goods."
Kennedy Spa~ Center tn Flonda. satn ing Friday because they hav.e ployci:s occupied.
"The National Aeronautics and completed construction of a second .. , . ' .
. They showed a television picture of ·
a 91-inch, 12·foot-dia~ler1 ~m·• ·R-•t1a1TU.et111AwrnJetlve wltlJ pre..
Space Adm in 1st ra 11 on an -shuttle launch pad, space center · We re planning on th~ basts of a no~nccment of a one-year hold 00 all officials said. · · 12-mont~. stand~o~. •i:t ~hu.ttle
of the left booster restmg 210 feet --a• -r·
underwater, about 42 miles nonbeast W ASHINGTO~ -Presiaent Reaaan. after tryillf to end a picturo-takinJ
of Cape Canave-nil. The 4,2()0-pound session Frida.y at which reporters were seekina 10·question him, turned to the
part appeared to bC heavily damaged, person sjttin'g next to him and rematk.ed, "Sons of bitches." The expletive wu
with large fractures in the casing. . pick.ed up by the White ~ou~ microphoneJ in front of_.Rea&an and wu dearly
shuttle launches obviously affects the . . · launc~es... he said. This 11 Just
first V AF!Wdnch," Sanford Said. The tw10 layoffs wall reduce the planning.
He said the Vandenberg launch
.. Will be conducted only after the o ne-
year delay and af\cr a launch from •
Kennedy (Spa~ Center)."
Sanford said a new date for the first
West Coast launch will be set once
NASA and the Air Force determine
whether modifications wall be needed
1n the wake of January's fataJ shuttle
explosion and whether an orbiter is
available.
But desptte the explosion of the
shuttle Challenger, preparations
proceeded for a Vandenberg launch.
and officials stall plan to hayl the fi rst
segment of a Jiahter solid·f~cl rocket
booster to ufo Vandenberg launch site
on Monday, SanfQfd said.
Navy Cmdr. James Buckingham audible as news C?r&.a.na.auons ,throughout the White Aouse prea room
saKl the heavy-lift salva~ ship Stena monatored the session 1n the Cabinet R~m. where on~y a handf~I of reponen
Wotkhorse would head for the area were pemutted. UteF, as he left for bis Camp· ~Vld.retrcat in Maryland.
today and try to retrieve the piece Reagan :was asked by repor:te~ whom be .. ha4 in mind, ancf he replied, "I '
using a robot submersible Gemini. thought it was one of you say1ng~t about us. W)en that was greeted by a~-
The first Vandenbera launch, orig-
inally set for last Oct. 1 S, was put ofl
·lo March 20 and again to mid-July.
.. ' natured chorus of"No," the p~idcnt, smiling, said, "It wasn't me." Altbouah We ha ".'e developed. special Wt)J tc House aides prevented some television crews from recordina the remark salv~g~. t9UJp_mcpt -wi~ches, a ·by unplugging their cables from the White House sound system, a CBS News
special lifting hoe and so on. pe said. vjtiedtapc of the session showed Reagan uttering the words.
---------------------------------------.--"By raising the left booster seg-.' · \ . ment, we can demonstrate that these S -.1 t ·d .I. t bee U S ,., __
F e b d e h .. k ffi techniqueswork,"saidAirforceC'ol. 0Y-•e e~ec Or Ome.I • • C u.c.D lrst.. u get pine ta es e -.e.ct -Edthewsaarldv~Oge'Cefliononrto.r .. who is directing WASHINGTON -CAllinf it "one ot<.the fin moments of my life," . Arkady Shevcbtnko was sworn in Frida)'fflight as American cit.Uen, ei&ht · • , f . • He said the practice dnll as needed years after becoming the highest ranking Soviet fficlal ever to defect to the
WASHINGTON (AP) -The first The agencies lea~d six weeks ago major installations will open a half-before the .salva_ge ships go after United States. Shevchenko, who was under tary general of the United
pinch of the Gramm-Rudman deficit how much they stood to lose from the ht>ur later each morning. r segments of the nght booster, which-Nations at the time of his defection, was sw in by Judae A19 Kozinski!
reduction raw takes effect Saturday~ 4.3 pcrcenl across-the-board cuts in -Gramm-Rudman also means fewer have beef\ located a few miles away in himself a Romanian emigre, during a bri ~~mony attended by .evera
squeezing $11. 7 bi!li<?n out of the most programs. ~oqal Sec~nty,, helicopter fli~ts over the Mount St. 1,200-foot-deep water. dozen friends and admirers at a local hoter. After ta.kin,. the oath, in which he
federal budget by ehmanaung 91.000 Medicaid, food stamps and some Helens and Kilauea volcanoes for the "It will be much more difflcult 10 promised to protect the United States 'apinst aJI ene!!}ies, fortian and
college sc~olarships, paying farm~rs other social programs arc exempt. · U.S. Ge~logical Survey. . the deeper water," O'Connor said. domestic," Shevchenko, 55, said he had a "pang of sadness' in rememberina
less for milk and butter. and scaling President Reagan also decided to The Library of Congress wall close . . . his native land.
back grants to scientists seeking cures buffer milatary pay and the Strategic on Sundays and most evenings start-The {lres1dent1al 1mmm1ss1on in-.--------------~-------_..+---
for.Alzheimer's disease. Defense Initiative against any cuts. so ing March 9. vest1~t1ng the . Jan .. 28 Challenger
The reductions are only a down the result 1s a 4 9 percent cut in the Reagan made the initial sequestnt· explosion that killed .•ts crew of seven
.. payment on the much deeper cut'i Pentagon'i. other programs. tion order Feb. I -as the law has focused on the nght booste,r as a
that will be triggered 1his fall and That will 'force the Army to fly its stipulates -and most agencies took leading suspect an the accident.
beyond if the Supreme Coun upholds helicopters 7 5.000 fewer hours than immediate steps'to hold down their . Buckingham estimated it would
the law that requires a balanced the 1.88 m1lhon ho~rs planned. It also travel. freeze hiring or find other ways take two to three days to recover the
budget by I 991 . will mean Air Force commissaries at· to prune their fiscal L986 budgets. left booster segment.
--~
-~<c~
"I /letwtr,
ANNOUNCES THEIR RELOCATION
To Ducks & Co. of South Coast Plaza
95T-1277
Formerly of Charlie's m Fashion Island \·
Specializing in Esrac~. Sterlin~. bead!>, antiqL!e.
an d one of a kind pieces· of costume jewelry.
RARE .COIN
AUCTIO·N
JOO Lots of Quality Gold & Sliver Rare Co in s _
Featuring the Very Rare ·
Prool 1895 and 93·s Morgan Dollars
PLUS 150 Pound• of Gold & Stiver Bullio n
Sold to the Hlghe•t Bidder
SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1986 .
Preview 11 A.M. •Auction 1:00.P.M. Prompt
IRVINE MARRIOT, IRVINE CALIFORNIA
S.n Dleio fwY .. wnt °" J-bofM, rt.°" MKhel9on. rt. to 18000 Von K.rman.
for additional Information:
HANSEN AUCTIOJlfS
510 Avenida De u Estrella, P.O. Boa3610, San Oemente ~2672
StateUc.No.~1187 (714) 498•8040 BONDED
You can /spare them the trauma of divorce
More often noJ. divorcing couples are sparing their kids the trauma of
divorce. And saving the tamlly'i assets from huge fees and big taxes.
How? Mediation. instead of court combat.
Impartial professionals, an attorney and a licerrsed family coon&elor
' help you settle matters right in the office without the anxiety and anger
produc991n the courthouse. Ir's fairer, easier. and simpler.
.T~e divorce may be Inevitable. but you can decide the future fOf your
children. not just hear it dictated by a trial judge who has not the time to
care. CaU now and find out about the Mediation alternative ... Jtnd how
you can spare yo.w. kids from the trauma of divorce.
(714) 7..52-2727
ROBERT GLASSE_R_.t AIWRNEY I JANN GLASSER, LCSW 4000 _MacArthur, Newport Beach
SMART BEDROOM CROUP ·FROM DENMARK IN BANCKOK TEAK EKORNES '~MONTANA' .. CROUP SOFA
DOUBLE DRESSER
60" x 18 " X 29"H$289 •JS!J value
nus beoroom grouping is the ultimate 1n
oarnsh elegance Prov1oes every piece you
neeo to make any bedroom into a func
t1ona1 sMwolace. And the best part Of
it is mat you can now get 1t at Plummers
tow warehouse prices!
QU EEN PLATFORM s199· 8ED·62" x 81" x 22"H
$259 value
HICH CHEST
34" X 18" )( 45"H s245 $325 value
NIGHTSTAND
22 " X 15" X 22"H s59 $89 value ·
LOW CHEST
1not 'shown1
34" X 18" x 29"H $169 $209 value _
LOVESEAT
$965value
~745
CHAIR
$695 value
s529
l • J. -'
$1250 value
s975
Three seater sofa with high oack 1s maoe of too
auallry 1eatner with a solid teak. frame Sturdy
construction makes for vears of use
TEAK
WALL UNIT
This .fantastic teak wall unit gives you
lots of space for CllSPlaylng books. art
etc. There's even more storage space
below. behind the slld lng doors. over·
att measurements are 96" 11; 1511, .. x 67 "
-~SOLID BIRCH
I DININC TABLE
A verv sture1 11v hanocrafteCI C11ning cao1e that measures 47 •,,-· x
2~· to comfortably accommooate 4 aourts Supero
lustrous flnish enhances aY well as oeaut1f1es
DI AWH ¥~~ va1ue$12 5
MONITOR RETURN
SHELVES $16 $21 value EA. $115 value
,
f'
$540value ·
s329
. .
DISK · $111Wltue
Of'lfllf 10 to ~y NOON to 5 . Wt~·· tfN"(t ~ ,,..~. •' ••
•rv•-wt~.___,.,,."" ·"",. ~~1
~ ,. ~ .. . ....
$169 value
r s129
./
MATCHING .:. CHAIRS
-
SOllCI harowood frame that oerfectiv
matches the dining taote Fine rope seat
cushions are comfortable ano long 1ast1ng
$S9 vatue
I
• 'L•
t
.
' ,
. ~
·1
..
-----------------------...,,.------------::-"'lll"'""-------------------1\
Ae
'\
\
Noted religious leaders tq keyiiote egposi~ion
Minn., will present a concert at 8 Niguel Road, Lagu!'a N1g~el. Tht s.1x-week course is f~ but
p.m.WcdnesdayatSt.Mar,Jil>resby-The program will begin at 7:30 . resc:~vattonsarenecessary.For1nfor-
American In.di~.
appointed· b,is)Aop
WASHINGTON tAP) -Pope "Pope Jopn Paul II 'has been
John Paul II today appointed the first reaching qtit 10 every nation and
U.S. Roman C'athohc bishop of race." he sajd, "The Indian com-
American Indian descent, officials mum tr ts truly grateful that one wt th
said. I "' Amey<can Indian blood.could now be
The Ver) Rev. Donald Pelotte. a µ'!ember of the American h1er-
who at 40 will also be one of the a,rchy •.
youngest Amencal'! bishops. ~Ill ~be· / Indeed. Vattcan appointments of
come. ~~~dJutor bishop s~anng re -new bishops in the United States have ~pons1b1ltty for the Cathol'.c d1oce been taking on a ever-g.r:eater ethruc
in G~llup. N."1·· ~~.William f{ n. flavor m recent years, reflecting ..assoc1~te pu~l1c affairs s ·re . of changes within Amencan member-
the brshops U.S. Ca oh (,t>n· ship of the church. Last year,,1 for-
ference. . / example. tilt pope named tht first
Pelotte s appolntn nt s quickl ) Puerto Ri can-born bishop in this
celeqrated _by Ms · Paul A ._ Lent. nation. Au)(1lta,ry Bishop A.lvarq or-
execattve director: ft~e Wa~hington-rada del Rio. Who 1s now stationed in ba~e~ Bureau .f Catholic l n~1a Washington M1ss1ons, wh 1d. "For many yea , -, natJVe Ame cans have longed or Pelotte. born in Waterville. Maine.
this mome t... 1s of Abenak1 Tnbc Indian descent.
"Ther s no group of peopltl in the Lenz said. .
world ore supportive of I-he Hol) As coadjutor bishop. he will share
Fathe and dedicated to the C'a1hohc " respons1b11t.11es of runr11ng the Gallup
Chu ch. than the nauve peoples." diocese with 71-year-old Bishop
Lenz said. Jerome J Hastnch, said Ryan.
Btahop l>onald Pelotte
Coadjutor bishops sometimes are
appointed when the bishop of a
diocese is neanng retirement age. and
the coadjutor frequent1y becomes
sole head of the d1oce.se after the older
man retires.
t~riu Cburcb, 2100 Mar Vista, p.m. Sunday. matton. call 494-4282 OT 786-5000.
Newport Beach. Admtssion is $3 per Kushner's topic will be "What to • • ••
person. do with the Second Half of Your RuthGavish,directoroftbeSouth
The myths aqd reklities ofagin' is Life," a preview of his latest book, Orange County Jewish Day School.
the theme o(.a six-week clasl.t>eing "When .A.11 You've Ever Wanted wiU·speak at an open forum at 2 p.m.
offered at· the church begin"ning Isn't Enough." , Sunday. The school is expc(;ted to
Sunday. Discussion will be led by For ticket io(ormauon. call open in the fall.
Genevieve Jacobs of the Senjor 495-1310 or 831-0522 between 9
Services Office or Orange County. · a.m. and 2 p.m. daill" ·
and . Betty Crowell. associaJ-e ex-Mission A vi:ti~n Fellowsh1p, an ecuu ve of Los Rarichos Presbytery. . . . · d d * od A sruvey of the books of the Old orga~1z.at1on that .flies .nee e . g~ s · · da to m1ss1onary bases. will provide the Tes~ment w~ll also begm that Y· 'focus for the Adult Forum at ·9:15
for mformatio~. ;a~ 644-t 341. a.m. Sunday at St. Michael 4!1d All
The Los Angeles Baroque ~layers. Angela Eplacopal Chareta, 3233 Pa-
an ensemble that performs oh cific View Drive, Corona del Mar.
authentic baroque instruments, will Sam Gay formerly a se'niQt vice
present a concert at'7:30 p.m . Sunday pre$ident of t;>aine, Webber ai\d the
at Red Hiil Lut11e.t!D Cburcb, l 3200 New York Stock Exchange and now
Red Hill Ave., Tustil\. L\_$5 donation an adviser to · Mission Aviation
is requested at the door: .. ~,.Fellowship. will discuss the or-
R bb, H Id• K• •h tho of ., ganizations· purpose and goals. a 1 aro us ner.au r
• • • Dr. Amy Somers. executive dir~-
tor of Ocean Park Community
Center in Santa Monica, will talk
about causes and consequences of
homelessness in America at the First
FndaY, Forum at the Orange Coast
Umtarian Uoiversalist Church.
A former assis!an t professor at UC'
Irvine. Dr.· Somers has worked as
administrative coordinator of th~
South Bay free clinics. Manhattan
~ch, and as executive director of
the Antelope Valley Domestic Viol-
ence Council assisting battered
the best-seller "When Bad Things
Happen To Good People,'' will be
the final speaker in the Community
Forum Senes at the Shepherd of tbe
Hills United Ch~nch of Christ, 30121
women.
A beginners ~la.ss •in Hebrew will Her address. at 7:30 p.m. Friday. is
be offerod by Cbabad of Laguna, ti tled "There But for Fort~ne.'~ The
21542 Wesley Drive. South Laguna , church1slocated at 1259V1ctonaSt ..
starting Tuesday. ' Costa Mesa.
-Princ~ton.theolOgian w~ns
·~.... ~.
world·' stop religiou~ prize
NEW YORK (AP)-Theologian-to life than other 1ntellecual d1s-
cducator James I. McCord named ciplines. .
this week as winner of the S253.000 In naming McCord the 14th win-
Templeton Prize for Progress in ner. he was cited as an "international
Religion, said modem knowledge churchman. religious statesman and
offers a "much fuller notion of the educator par excellenc.e" and for his
cosmos and the nature of God." recent founding of a Princeton. N.J.,
Calljn$ for greateT interplay be-center exploring links between re-
tween sc1e.oce and theology, he said ligjon. science and culture.
that together they can sharpen hu-He said "theology has been v1r-
manity's understanding of itself, the tually oblivious" to the conterh-
universe and its sowrce. porary scientific revolution in con-
"Both theology and -science have cepts .of ,realtty and "dialogue 1s
been freed of the old dualism ... The greatly needed" to deepen under•
old animus between them. the old standing of "the phenoll}enon of
fears of censorship, have tended to religious consc1ousness.'.'
dissolve. Science itself is now using "We've been walkill,& around the
language that is theological in tone." edge1" .he said, urging both theology
he said at a news conference at which and science to move "to the center"
the award was announced. ' · for greater clarity about ''God. the
The prize. the world's largest. is cosmos and the human · con<filion:-
kept at a higher level than the Nobel . These are the major 1ssu'cs of human
prizes on the premise that rcltg1ous destiny."
insights are basically more imDOrtant McCord. 66. was for 24 years \..
president of Princeton Theological
Seminary before starting the new
center in· 1982. He also ha s been an
influential figure in national and
international church affa irs.
He said the prize would go toward
boosting financial resources of the
center. wnich in its short rime already
has accumulated a $3,2 million
endowment. and has ·12 resident
scholars in vari9u~ fields of research.
The pnze, established in 1973 by
American investment counselor
John M. Templeton andjbdged by an
international, interfaitb panel. is to be
awarded by Britairl's Princess Alex-
andra on May 13 in London.
Templeton. who lives in Nas u.
the Bahamas, said "progress i re-
ligion 1s P.OSSible and very i rt-
ant ... and added that he was h py to
see McCord. an old friend. onored
by the pnze.
Oeange eotUt ?2etlglo"4 'ibieectoe11
A Clrlllll Wiie•• INm
• The UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Cos1a Mesa
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHUR€H
19th St. & Harbor Blvd
• Church School 9.30
Worship 8·30 and 10 45
Charles D. Clark. Minister
CoSla Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
1701 Baker
Wor1hip & Church School
8:30-10:00 a.m.
Dr w 1111am E Steel 979-8234
Newport Beach
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
UNITED METHOOIST
1400 w Balboa Blvd
873·3805 Rev Lawre• ·e T Young
Won hlp I Church School t-lO A M
WMkdey Pr .. School and Oey Cere 7 .30 A.M .. :00 P M
Hun1tng1on Beach NurH+
COMMUNITY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH-
6662 Heil Ave 842-4461
Worthl p Servi~ 8:30 & 10:00
8:30 Sunday School 10:00
,.,.. Founla1n Valle~
FIRST UNITED
METHdDIST CHURCH
18225 Bushard St
962·2593 -
James R Hadley Past'>r
Wor1hlp I Church School 9:30 A.M.
't~ N"' ,i'' . · '1 't ~
~ T-f J -..nH/JUI ' HIJRCH
180J Merg~rlte Ave.
Corona ct.I Mer
644-0745
PRESBYTERIAN CJdCH •
OF THE COVENANT
Bruce A. Kurri.. PHtor
Terry McCanne.
Director of Adult Mln1s1nes
Pierre Allegre.
Olfector of High School Ministries
Tina Alcaraz,
Director of Chlldren·s Mlnls1r1es
Slllday Wanlip -1:30 l 10:00 1.m
Chwch Sdloal -
Cllidren tlwu ~cMtt I 0:00 a .m
lbHfy Clft 'nal1bie -a·ao ' 10·00 un h"*'c Senict -7:00 p.m,
2850 Fairview Rd . Costa Mesa
557-3340
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
IMtSSOVfl Synod)
780 Victoria St., Cott. Mete
lothar V. Tornow, PHtor
631-1611
Bruce •k•, PHlor
WORSHIP SERVICE 8:00 10:30 AM
Sw!cl1y Schoof I A~ Bible Clm
9:20 A.M
Christian [ltinfnbry Schoof
54a-e866
ST. MARK · ..
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCK E a~tbluff Or & ldmboree
Ne11rp11rt B~ac h
Rtv Wilham Mr(iuo1d PJ\lor
f.ssl Pa''~' Rotlfn P Siewan
Rodger Whitten MusK Oir,dor
Wors~lp 9:30 l .M.
Edttcatio• Classes 10:45 l .M. r Nursery Care
for Info: Cal 644-1341
) SHIR HA·MA 'Al~T
HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM
ll1beo ~1n110 P ~1~1 l1mbortt & £ HlllMI 01 Worstl(I I Outll khoof 9 lO 1 m
Rev Bur(ey R Howe
,. ~. Aro1 ~Mitt Hf~•I 8nch C~ lducU~r • ~ ~ for •nlo i.11
Be Sure to
ff'orsbip at a
Church of your
Choice
Sermon Topic:
....... rn ... ,,.,
11 ·· •• ..., ,
Sebbeth Service•
frlAJ h•aC 1:15 , •. ,,_., S"*t first frlNJ tf 1M 111Mtt 1:)t , a.
Senh11 th lewport-lnt11 Aru
2100 lbr Vilt.
"S11d1 of Thoucht"
CtdCH OF RELIGIOUS SC IENCE
•'
M41rT!Der of lhe U..11..S Churcn ,,, ~'0-• ~*"• 1205 MAIN.STREET SUITE 2"3
HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA 926<68
Adult• & Jr Church For 1111ormettpn
969-1331 IS 00. 9 45 & 11.30 Aev Peggy Baue11
. .
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rorer J. Berc, Pastor
Kin Uf ert krocstad. Pastor
WlllSMIP SERVICE
8 AM & 10:30 AM
(Interpreter for the deaf at 8 AM)
Sllft)AY SCHOOL 9:1S AM •,
fbsery Cart Available
WELCOIE
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
CUCH
711 IH~r Ir, lttr,tr1 IHoll
Hl-H31
HARBOR CH81STIAN
CHURCH
IDl•clpfee ot Chrlel)
2401 Irv!,.. •I Senta lubel
Newport a.ach
645-5711
Morning ~orshtp 10 AM
. Sunday School 9 AM
O.ne Swaneon, Mlnlater
You Wiii N WM:om«J -And Httlf*11
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
lll•ln •I Ad•m•, Huntington 6-M:h •
Moring Worship
Bible School .
Even1ng'Worshlp.
SUNDAY:
........... 9:001PM
. ..... 10·45 AM
....... 6:00 PM
A<:tlve Y""11' Ot<Mlfl' -.... .._.. hntcM M•~· f•rra. o .... M•lc(J4m .. Alben H K••QH. Mln1t1 .... Merg<11ci..,, Director of Cl'tt111lan Ec!ucaltoti
DIAL·A·DfVOTION -531-tseO; Office -S31-2Sft
"Preechl"9 Chrlet Sine. 1195"
Wor~hir and li('ar chii. pracrical. Chri~t·ce ntc·red, bihlical mes,a~e.
"LOVE THE JNDISPENSABLE
WITNESSH .
Sunday, Marc h 1., 19X6
" h' .md h.' 11 A ~I
fl, R" h.o;J I ll.1hrr r r I tUI!\= ( f II I I' f •t \,,'f \1 1f \, u;
St. Andrew's Prrsbyte'rifln Church
1'1'1' "' An.Ire·"'' R11.i.I :-..1·wr<lfl l\e.1d1 ( .1liforc11a t71416 \I l,..,..,,1
'•"""from N~"I"'" 11.,i..., ll11h Schuol .i lrvmr ~ H'°I
Or Eleanor C Jackson
i4f..1012
llEW THOUIHT CHRISTIAI CHURCH
110 W. lit~ It., C11t11111
(T tHlal11 lelei!•• ef Ml1~)
"11114 1 l1w Lift Thr111h Pr111r"
Of. EJ11nor C. Jackson
Bibi• Study Class 9: 15
Sunday Mo1nin1 llmllt. Hf1fm1 & Junior Church 10 JO ........................
Laguna Presbyterian Church
"Chrucb of Cbime•"
A lritncly dudl tor the South c..rt1. Stmbtinc Semons. BtautltW !Mk.
Sud•1 WorsiJp 9:00' 10.:80 am }
Ntl.IWl"f c.rt Pro"""'1•Suday Sdool for &JJ ates
Wffkd.,-ProtrAJU For Cllldt'f1t, rout.II f Ad•lcs
415 For~st Ave• Phont 49'4·7!>56
Or. Atttu J. TritnltJ, Aew. Ctllc ...,,..., Or. ldwatcb Clldwll
DIAL A PRA VER 4~4-PRA V
..
. . -............._-------=--~~~ ~ ~-------------=
Of ~l·llWl.,(Rtform)
RABBI MARK S. aitlUR
SIWIBAT SCRVIClS frf.a p.111 -Sil.-10·30 1.m
f am1tr ~1v1ces 1st rrtdar
ot Month l 30 Religious School.
Adult £ d You1_h G1oups S1na1ts
1011 Camtllad. Newport Buch 1t11 ._....,
. 644-1999
Cantor Alan W.tner
Educator Miriam Van RHlt•
SAil\:T JAMES
WELCOMES YOU
SUNDAY WORIHIP 8ERYICE8
7:30 AM -Hoty Eucharist Aile I
9:00 AM -Holy Eucharlat Rite 11
10:45 AM • Prayer and Praise Eucharist Rite II
Church School -9:00 AM Chlld,-Care -7:30 & 9:00 AM (~•le, sermon and chlld care at 3 services)
MID-WEEK WORKSHOP
u Monday-Niday -8:30 AM Morning Prayer
Tuesday -10:00 AM Eucharist & H9-Jlng Service
Wednesday · 6:30 AM Holy Eucharist
Rector, Fr. John AaheJ • Aeeoc., Fr. Brien Cox, Apa.tlno
The Rev. Thomas Henry• Dr. Wiiiiam Robert•
Mr. Samuel Shaler
SAINT JAMES EPISCOPAL CHU RCH
UOq V1a Lido • Newpon Beach • 714-675-0210
.
CHRISTIAN ·sclENCE CHURCHES~
BRANCHES OF THQ MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHlJRCH
OF CliRIST, S¢1ENTl$T IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
''Christ J1111''
Cotg MeN-Flrtt C"urch of Chtltt, Sclentltt
2llO JMta Verde Dr., Cotta Me9a
Church I Sundaf lchool-10:00 A.M.
RHdlno Room, 2llO ..... Verde Or.-• A.M .... :30 P.M. Motl. thru Fri.
W9d. 7•l :50 P.M.-t-t!IO P.M.
trvll\e-Flrtt Church of Chrltt, Sclentlat
Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School
4111 Mlchelton (NNr Yale)
C::hurch I lundaf lchoot-10:00 A.M.
fteadlng Room, 4330 ..,,enca Ptcwr .• Suite 145, 8tonectMk fttua
10 A.M.-4 P.M. MOn. thru lat.
10 A.M.-7 P.M. Thurtday
Chtfd 011<t -"'"4111)' & W9dMtd•r
Newport Beach-Flrtt Churoh of Chrlat, 8clent11t
3303 YI• Lido, Newport llMch
Church a lundar tchool-t:oo a 10:30 A.M.
Reeding Room, liltf Vta Lido
Mon. thru ..... A.M.-5 P.M. r ..... -7-t P.M.
CN!d C•t• Pro\'lded TUWO•'fl t .30 1 1 30 A M lOf 8tu4y TllM
N•wport Beach-8econd Church of Chrltt, Scl•ntlat
l100 'aclftc v .. w Ot., C0tona def M.
Chufch a lundar lchoof-10:00 A.M.
lltMdlno Room-4500 ..... I . Co.et Hwy., CdM
All are cordially Invited to attend the church servloes
and enjoy the prlvlleges of the Aeadf ng Rooma.
Child Care Provided AT ALL SERVICES. -
' \.
-----'"'
-
·"
"
..
TV Lis l INl;s
-~
TV and literature: Uneasy alliance
By BOB WISEHART • Otherchangesare,phys1cal lnJohn furro"'. and offended viewers reach endlessly botohed 1mponant details.
MuClclJf)j ............. Jakes' .. North and South," fortar and feathers. Egypt threatened to ban everytbmg
TelevtSion changes things, which is Southerner Orr)' Main lost an arm ID As htcnture or tclcvision ... North produced by or n:lated to Colu~bia
something you've probably noticed. battle. li'l the m101-scnes, Main's arm and South" wasn't taken scnousJy by l>icturcs. wruch certainly got the
The reason is that television knows was restored. replaced by a bad le-g anybody. The story could have been studio's atJention.
best. and a limp. turned inside out. and chances are no The mmisencs "Peter the Great"
Or docs it? Most of us have had the Why., The hmp made life a lot bleatS of complajrtt would have been was accused of.playing fast and loo~ follo~1ng sensation: We settle down easier for actor Patnck Swayze'. In heard. Any book by Judith Krantz. with Roben K. Mass1e's respected
in front of the television set to watch a scenes in wllich the character was. Harold Robbins. Irving Wallace or Pulitzer Prizc--winning book by sllift-
minisenes or movie, based on a book say, sitting down or nding a horse. a Barbara Cartland is fair game for ingevents from one part of Peter's life
we've read and enjoyed. But after a hmp didn't matter. There also are changes. The) ma) be popular. but to another, c~ngjng the backgrounds
few minutes, it's clear something i6 whispers th;u ABC wa~ convinced they're not written on stone tablets. and personalities of characters. and that a one-armed character wnth1ng But when NBC broadcast a sexed-creating meetings with famous people wrri~ .eve!')thmg _ or a lot of it. in the love scenes so abundant in up, overheat~ version of Ernest of Peter's time that didn't happen.
anyway. "North and South" might have been ~emingway's "The Sun Also Risc.s." To this charge, scrccnwnter Ed·
Some change~ arc easily and deemed distasteful by viewers. 1t was not greeted by a loving ~rd Anfialt ("Becket." "~c-Young
reasonably explained. A television To duplicate a bOok, any book. in embrace It took a character Hcmi!lg-Lions" ~nd "Jeremiah Johnson.")
show 1s not a book. a shock mg scnpt form would mean thousands of way barel) menuoned -a Ru,ssian · pleads guilty. •nd so what?.-\
revelation that you probably want to pages and dozens of hours of air time. nobleman ~la)ed by Leo~ard Nimoy Anhalt cites "Becket" as an lliiam-
go he down aod think about. That explains why therc·s usually so -and ml ated bim unul he wa,s a pie of why he believes changes are
What works on the pnotcd page much compression it's like watching central character in the mmi-scnes. necessary. lo reality, both
d<X"Sn·1 ncccssanly translate to the an elephant sit on a sponge. which then bombed. Archbishop Thomas Becket (Richard
screen In Norman K.atkov's novel When Herman Wouk·s "The .. If It had been based 0~. the book Burton) and Kmg Henry 11 (Peter
"Blood and Orchids," the hero. a Wmds of War" was converted mto a The Sun o\lso Com.es Up by LazJ~ O'Toole) were Normans. a group that
Honolulu police detective played by mint-scnes, Wouk wrote the scnpt T)pcfast. nobod)' woul~ have cared if had wrested England from the Sa,xons
Kns Knstoffcrson in the m1n1-scncs himself. Even then he groused about • it invented an Icelandic pastry chef a generation before. Anhalt turned
a lot ofume talking to himself, e11her the mini-series was. ONL y 16 hours Several )Cars ago. Lou Gossett Jr. the persecuted underclass because "1 f
-~
.
OrMge ~ 0AJt. V PtlOT /Salurd8y, 1, 1118. •A7
MCME * * ''Coma .... Goa. .. u.· ( ttnt Ugo TagNl'JS. Y ...... _,._
LIM~TED TIME ONLY
l-BOD .S'l'lil
DIKNEll Served with a
SHRIMP .COCKTAIL! ,....
~~s4.49
' Includes ~~'YI • A Shnmp Cocktail
• Ftame-Bro1led T-Bone Steak
• Soup of the Day
• Cnsp Green Salad
• Choice of Potato
tBNcl P!KMO O\IMo ~ HourSI
.. Costa Mesa
2150'H•tbor BNd. at Victoria
a -. OPEN 24 HOURS
~ .. ' ·,
broadcast Sunday and Monday. spent the "brutal compression." After all. played b~ Boy George. Becket indo ,a Saxon and mcf}lber of I
th1n k1ng out loud or carr)'lng on a I played the late Egyptian president . you make him a Norman there's no
d1ale>lue inside his head. 0 i'he volume of complaints about Anwar Sadat 10 the m1ni-scnes conflict. thcre·s no plav." ...... --------------------------
Put that on the air and our stalwart the changes when a popular book "Sadat. .. As entertainment. it wasn't Y ct as fncnds who had become
hero would shortly resemble a recent comes to tclcv1s1on-are related to the bad. As histOf) · it had problems. enemies. Henry and Becket fought
escapee from the booby hatch. So the quality of the book and the tone of the Egypt took 1t personally. each other for ydlrs before Becket
mini-series invented characters he show. When the book 1s serious The Egyptian government finally was m·urdercd. As conflict
could talk to and say the the same fiction or a weighty histoncaJ tome. 1f protested that the mini-scnes triv-goes, that's not bad. Anhalt's rcvisio
things he said to himself in print. an the miniseries takes itself seriously, or 1allzed Sadat's motives for signing a simply made the motive for it easier
understandable contrivance. both, when liberties arc taken, t?rows peace agreement wtth Israel. and to dramatize. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-------~;:-r.--~--r=============================:::::;J
See the world's best lady Professional
Golfers compete for the $330,000
purse.
SATURDAY
$12.00
SUNDAY
112.00
Junlo" 18 & Under
Senior Citizens
(N & over)
HaH Price
can for Information
(714)
A32-1ns £ -
ll
Where do yoUr
children play?
If you've created a special
play area, share it with the
Daily Pilot readers & WIN!
Find contest details in
today's classi fi ed section.
..
,
--L.~.=-.;;~-=-...c..-.------------------------------------...i1.---------------------------------.
•
.. .. ...
"Al Orange Coait DAILY .PILOT I Saturday, MarC:h 1, 1986
·Minise.riestop 'Missjie, '.bllt NB_C wins the Week
8y FRED ROTHENBERG ,.,,.,....,.....,.....
NEW YORK-CBS'.''Blood and
Orchids" outperformed ABC's
"Crossings" to w1n another mini-
series battle, ~but NBC captured,
another regular series war and ranked
.. fim in t~e A.C. Nielsen Co. pnme--
ume raungs.
Despite finis!Wnga poor third in the
Sunday movie and miniseries com-
petition with its three-hour film._
'"Th<' Fifth Missile." NBC~ won the;;.
11 ACA DE\t \' A\\t\RD
\0\11 \ :\TIO~S
Bt-.SI' l'H 11 HI
,. .
week with its regular programs.
including Top 10 series "The Cosby
Show." "Golden Girls" and "Miami
Vice."
"CBS beat us by 11 ratings points
on Sundar night~and we ~till won the
week, which shows just.how strong
our regular sch~dulc l~ ... said Gerald
Jaffe. NBC's vie<' president for re-
search projects. ·
For the week of Feb. 17-23. NBC
averaged a 17 5 rating. below its
season average of 17 9. C BS had a
Hey fllcrc, it's
Y0Gl81ARI
''""' ~ CWBHOUSE PICTUrlES • ................ ...,,.....~ (; ____ .. ,,...._ ...
1MA llMlll I••• " OMNGI
UA "'°""' f.l"°"!>oiOO< -• ~t,I( Ooi'Q' Mti 9'0"12' w~; W~l.tO
lllfl1V411« U IUotM OMllGf vA~ A.Mt"ll"""" .. ~•' VA(•ty(~rt:• ~) •!l91 •~' 06Jl l.Wl9• •
ll IOllO llltHIOllVlt.10 WlAMA tO•NO• 5M011eoac• f o-.a1~ ¥ ~W' ~ ..... tO••'"' 81,\fl) ~· 118() Ml •95 &no I.a,.,,
fOUllTAMIVAUIY IOw•11b'o""'""V ..... SJ9 I~
17.1, a&ut the same as its 22-wttk
averaJe of 17 .O. ABC had a I S.4. up
from its 15.1 rating for fhe season thus
far. · .
A national ratings point equals
859.000 homes wllh television.
Sunday's first installment of
"Blood and Orchids" ranked eij,hth
for the week with ~ 22. 9 ratmg. The
two-part film, wttich starred Kris
Kristofferson and Jane Alexaltder,
probed ·prejudice and corruption
among Hawaii's rullng establishment
in the I 930s.
The first part of ABC's "Cross-
ings," meanwhile. ranked 26th with a
17.5 rating. The threc-nigh't adapta·
11on of Danielle Steel's best-selling
novel, about a I 939 <><;earl liner
crossing, featured the romance be-
tween Cheryl Ladd as the wife of a
French ambassador and Lee Horsley
as a business tycoon. .
Last week's ''Cosby Show." which
featured Stevie Wonder playing
himself, had the show's third highest
rating ever, a 36.4. lls Thursday night
companion comedy, "Family Ties,"
ranked second wtth a 31.3, followed on AB("!> "U1s11c~ :> .. 1.Jo.1)' Movie''
by CBS' Sunday tandem of"Murder. ranked 44Lh_ lo the four ounngs for
She .Wrote'' and "60 Minutes." 'the weekly "Disney" sc~i<'s. it . has
Rounding out the Top IO, "Golden averaged a I 5.4 rating, 4.2 rat1n,s
Girls" was fifth, NBC's "Cheers." points bctterthan "R1pley'11 Believe t
sixth, "Miami Vice," seventh, or Not" and '"MacGyver." the
"Bl od d 0 h'd .. · h h ABC' previous shows 10 the time slot .. o an ... re 1 s. eag ! :. .s . "Ripley's Believe It or Not." now Dynast~.'. nm th, and ABC' s Who s the sacrificial lamb for ··Cosby" on th~nBo~~hc/°:>~me-time highli hts. Thursdays, finished last. A~C: had all_
CBS' "Dallas" was 15th and· ~es··'. fiv.e lo~st-rated sh?,ws. The sccolf~ · "O T 'fi G ·• · episode of the new Fortune Dane movie, ne cm 1c uy. starnng was• 64th 'followed by "The Redd
Wayne .Rogers .as a h~gh school Foxx Show .. "Benson" and ··The
teacher conducting bogus sex re-Fall Guy." '
search, ranked 18th. In the evening news compettt1on.
NBC's ··st. Elsewhere" had a two-the "CBS Evening News" won with~
parter that traced the hospital's first 13.2 rating. "NBC Nightl y News··
50 years. I.ts Thursday episode pre-avera&ed a 13.1 for its closest fin~o
empted "Hill Street Blues" and CBS in four years. ABC's "World
ranked 34th. Jaff~ said it took female News Tonight" had a I 2. 7.
. viewers from "Knots Landing," Here are the prime·time television
whi.cb w.as 21st. but steered some ratings as compiled by the A.E'.
. males to ;\BC's "20-20," which rose Nielsen Co. for th e week of Feb.
to 29th. Wedne5day's "St. Elsewhere" I 1-23. Top 20 lisungs include the
placed 47th. For the season. "St. week's ranlong, with season-to-date
Elsewhere" ranks 51 st. ranking in parenJheses. rating for the
"The Girl Who Spelled Freedom" week, and total homes. An "X" tn
parcnthese~ denotes one-ume-only
presentation.
1 (I) "Th• Coabv Show," NllC. ~· ralll\(I,
l l J mllllon l\OmH i (2) "FemllY Tin:· NBC, ll.3; ,.., mUllOll
!\om•• 3 131 "Murci.r., She Wrote:· CBS, t•·•· 12.1
•mllllOfl hO!'MS • •. W "60 Minutes.'' CBS, 2H, ~2 0 mlltlon
nomes
S. (9) "GotO.n Gfr1s:· NBC, 2S.1, 11 6 mllllon
nomts • • • ·
6 CS) "Ch••"·" NBC. 2U, 10.I mlllj<>11 l\Omet.
1 tel "M iami lflc.t.'' NBC, 73.3. 10.0 minion
nomet. 8 JXI "llloo.d eno CKcnlds.'' Part t. CBS, 22 f,
19.7 mllllon l\Omes
9 (7) "Dvnulv," ABC. 228, 19.6 mltllon
no met 10 I 121 "Wl\o"s lhe Bon?". ABC • .,, 3. 191
mllllon homes
11 001 "Hlohw.v lo Heeven," NBC, ?2 'l, 19 1
mllllon homes ·
II (19) "227.'' NBC n 2 19 \ mllOori hQmes.
13 117l "Growlno Pein,," ABC, ?2 O. lt.9
million r.ome• 1•. (Ill "Night Covr1:· NBC, 20.9, 11.0 mllllon
home• ..
lS 161 "0 11119', .. CBS. 20.8. 17 9 mllllon l\omet
..... 16. (J.3~ '<Kate & Jliftle;.: 9s. ~· 17 2 mllllon
l'iomt5. ·•. 17 <20} "Hot .. ," ABC. 19 9. 17 0 mlllloft l\omes •
18 (33) "Ont terrific Guv" -"CBS Tueldlv
Nlghl Movie.'' 19 6, 16 8 mltllon l\omes 19 <70 ''Faets of life." NBC, 19.4, 16 6 mllllon
t>omes ,
20 1261 "Moon111111lln11:· ABC, 18 9, 16.2 mllllon
tiomes ...
PG q ocx--1· Al NIVERSAL PK.tun! Stars set for Arthritis telethon Sunday
'·
1 ..... .,.-...-.:. ·--.... ,... •
--NOW PIAYING --
•COt '• .,,.... .... ... ov•oHtii.\.I •lAfliWIAO. , ...... _,,."'if' £•pit.~~· ti#*I IJl('I! l ... ,.._JI '\~ f1t. •• .. .. ¥~· ... ,, \I .....
•MiUNnHO,Olf9U Ct; •LA .... MA •~t •o.M•---·.,..,••t ~r_.,...,r ~l.)111~ W <JJ(llt Ml OllJ ·-• , ... ._ •• ,..-
ACAl>l.MY Mt .MHEHS:
Your • .ud will ddmtl vou d nd
d guv .. 110 anv perfor-mdll(l'.
2ACADEMY AWARD
. NOMINATIONS
BEST FOREIGN FILM
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
rfhe .Official Sto1)7 .
-,~( 41.w PICTU!H,INC )•n..1,...,
iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinirY..W~~
EXCLUSIVE
EllAIEIEIT
~~~~-NOWPlA~NG ~~~~-
••11u. •-cosu MESA •HVHTIHOTON IU.CH •MISSION VIEJO OAANGf
"4inn 8fU P!,zd: [Q•N1t "~•r -"''°' fOW.~ C'Pw1ff ~.f"'tl.-F '" i 1\" Y. '.tll'.t ~ 0 "'"
S?9Sll9 S• .. •Aol &o·ano '""' ' •••••
8UENA PARI( •COSTA MESA •IP VINE •OIU.,GE * W(SlMINSIER u~ MQv1tS "OW'afi:)S ., .. ,,...~ c ,. ,, (1, .. i l. ... '• ,.~ ~. f Ow•O~ \.I ,.,.,, ~l 499l irq i'4 it.1,1 M~ .. A,'>.. WMt 49' W3'
IVEN.A PAA~ El TORO * l"A MIRADA
•px,ttr 8lJl"n;"t~,~. •J-.•·n~Od •t' • ~n' "Y ... • ...,..Vfllt'fO"" ~oa.--.~·
()if+•! •tt 87' 41)' 'l'! 1 S6Mi +..... ltl
Mcs1or tc.-levison, film and-record-
ing artists join doctors and arthritis
patients to create drama and enter-
tainment on the 3 I st Annual "Stop
Arthritis Telethon," airing Sunday
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on KTLA-TV.
Channel 5.
Tom Kennedy, star of the "Night-
time Price ls Right," returns as
tele-thon host alpng with ·honorary
host Jane Wyman, who has been a
telethon mainsUly for decades. Co-
_,lf'lfHUtfJ' .. , ..
11'4 •• '
•IU(•~ •• ,., Vi• IUIO" ~ ..
•t01f• -·~ -· tutlllA •JJl.f
((KU 11ttU •1'A.lllf0flt GllAOCI .
ti IO'ti) -...... _,,. ....... ,,.:11--·
''"''II'~ '•'lf~•tot•t"'
:.:STUNNING?.:
~.:MASTERPIECE:.:
~I,\~,_.,, \1 •I • \I "
~.:FUNNY:.:
~.: R 0 MANTI c:.:
HANNAll D 1-IER SISTERS
\\()Of)' \l.l.E\ \llCll \EL C \I \I·: \II\ F\HHO\\
(.\HIUFFISlll'.B H\HB\I\\ llEHSllE' U ,O,U \01.\\
\l\l HEE\<rst I.I.I\\\ l)\\IEl.Sn:H\" \\0\S,l>O\\ l>l\\\E\\lf<~""
PG 13 ,UUITUTRONGlYC&UllOlllO ~· ONOi'f .,, ii.fl!. P•lf:•~ ... , ·~ • If .~ ...... , .... , .. ," ........... .,t ......... ,..., 11
llOW SHOWlllli AT EDWARDS CllEIASJ
flt 5;45, &:00, 10·00
SAT/Slit 12;45, 3:15. H5. a·oo. 10·00
fRI 5-45, 7:4S. i •S
$Al/SIM 1:45, l:4S, 5:4~. 7;A5, 9:45
edwards VILLAGE ·CENTER edwards NEWPORT l llA~t::~TH 891-0567 MIWPOn CIMTH MIA•
'AC. COAIT HWY. llTW ...
JAMloaM • MACAaTHUa 644-0760;
Fii ~45, 1:00, 10:10
SAT/SIM 12:45, J:l5
5!45, 1:00. 10:10 .
edwards TOWN ENTER
fO m~~~-:~751-4184
COSfA MIU
-r-·-· . ....-----
f'Rt 5 4$, 1:00. 10:00
SAT/SIM 12:45, 3:15
5;45, 1:00, 10:00
.edwards CHARTER CENTRE
.:...-::,:..-::. 841-0770
F1I 5:45, 1:45, 10:35
SAT/SUN 12:l0. 2:40, 4:40
t:45, 1:45. 1o:n
edwards EL TORO
~...: i:.:: 58 • 9500
hosts mclude announcer Larry Van·
Nuys and actresses L}nn Redgrave
and Lee Meriwether.
The show is educational as well a'>
entertaining, intercutting medical
{llina-documentanes and interviewc;
with-"cflC'bnty entertalt:1ment and
pledge appeals.
.;elude Eddie Alt><!rt, ( onrad liain. Joe Dobson, Patty Duke. Rfionda Aem-
Bologna. Joanna Cassidy. Danny "tng, Robert Foxworth. Estelle ose
Cooksey. Abby Daltun. Kevin jMe': and ''Cqmmando.''
Entertainment will be provided by
actor-singer Dean Butler. formerly of
"L111le House on the Prairie"; The
Fifth Dimension starrin~ Florene~ La
Rue; Johnnie Ray; Michael Ross.
singing star of "Cats"; Sha Na Na;
sin_ger-actor Rex Smith: jazz mu-
s1c1an Bobby TrouP',.. and gospel
singers Charles Williams and the
C'lara Ward Singers.
'Mi~sion: Impossibl~' back
LOS ANGEL~· (AP) -Ed
Feldman. ·currently co-producing
''The Golden Child" with Eddie
Murphy, saw a rerun of "Mission:
Impossible"· several months ago and
got an idea.
Celebrity guest appearances in·
Why not. he thought, a b1g-bu~get
movie starnng some of thl' original
cast. Afte~ all. look what happened to
"Hawn remains a preeminently .d~lli<J.9us
comedienne'. 'Wlldcats~ls a laugh-getter."
··u you howled as Goldie Hawn1ook on the army 1n 'Private Ben1am1n :
you know this wacky warrior can flatten any foe. Goldie scores
one of her merriest touchdowns in this rough-and-fumble lark."
... • ·~ ,, 'f o.,
} . GOLDIE HAWN
~
[!!]~u-. ·~ . " ~
&WEI• 179-915-0 lllYIH !>51·06SS~ SHTAW~·7«4
'ACflC AIWUe Dfl.fN EDWARDS WOOOllRl>Gt ~ fDWAltDS BRISTOi.
llU 519.5339 u 11111& (2ll) 691·0633
MANN BREA PlAZA AMC fASll()fj SQOAlt[ STAITH 191·0S67
11111 PAii 952.4993 U •IWA 523-1611 EDWARDS VllAG( CC'NTE.11
I UA-..0~1 -PACftC GAT£WAY
OISTI MS& 631·35-0l llSSltl VIE.II 49S·6220 WHT•ISITH 19}.3693
.PACftC llWAY 39 Dfl.fH EDWARDS HAAIO TWIN EDWARDS MSSION VIJO MALL
El THI Sl1·51ad" . IWllE 634-2553
fDWAltDS SAODlCBACK
lhe liutlbler. .. friends.
\ lhe tal~. ... hurl ..
lhe passion. lhe pressure.
lhe ,.., Wlf!f.
orettu
iDDiDk
BREA •LAGUNA HlllS
MaM a ... P-.11 .• I 1lw•<OVSoC•I
)?9 :,)J9 1Qona H•llS Mail
BUENA PARK 'till 66.'
CNIJ(M
~NQW PLAYING
"' • N£WN8T IEACH
~ fowa•05 • ·
Newoo11 C.1nemo
644 0760
UA Mov••< • LA~IRAOA Pt1e•ltC s •ORANGE
95? 49'l I l .f "~ 994 2400 C.•n!!'Oon-e
•COSTOllESA •MISSION YIUO ~255)
f<l..iarN~ f<lw~•O\ •STAlfl'OH
t;outti Coa~t Piau M1~s1on '"e"fJ Matt [ owaros V•llaot C'.ntP•
l46 l711 495 6220 891 0!>67
WISTlllHTH 195.5333
UA WESTlillCSTCll TWIN
•
W£STMINSTUI ORANGE
UA I W>O G·ntma< <,1ao•ut" O• vf 1~ 895 $l)3 1)39 8710 .
l•lill!lll:tt WESTMINSTER
~Sllr1•0W P~1fl( s Ht Way 39
LA HAIRA Ot•vt In
P.K11lC s 891 3693
la Hain Ouv• in -;o;;;... .ix:t•rto""'"'
871 1862 •o. n.11 ClltCIAOUH lfl
• PllL"lf:'N'h;111111 cn:-...-1•
The Street.
The Music.
1 The Frien" ~hip.
'
"StarTrek." ·
Peter Graves. who starred m the
series from 1966-7 3, will return as
James Phelps. But other members of
his Impossible Missions Force will be
three unknowns.
Greg Morris. Peter Lupus, Martin
Landau and Barbara Bain. also from
the original cast, will mal<e cameo
appearances.
llACADEMY
AWARD
NOMINATIONS
-Best Picture-
1 Cblor~
Wilt Ii
ST ADUI Oft·'"
639-8770
llU
MAlll BREA
529.5339
,, "•"'•"'ta•'"" $ ........................ .,,w ..... ·-·_ .. ,_ .. __ _
lllTillTll llAOI
EDWMOS CHMTD
camE MJ.0770
ltlMI
fDWMOS WOODllH>G[
S51·06S5
UlltUIA HEUHll
~..,ma
9S2""J
OllTAMEU
EDWAADS SO com PlAZA
S46°27ll
.., N CflC LA 118UOA
I 994.2400
El Tllll
'EDWAAOs El TOllO
581 ·9500
UUUllAll
EDWMOS SO.
COAST l.AGl.N
497-17ll ......
CKDOK
634·2553
ITAITll • EDWARDS VI.LAGE COf11l 891·0S67
-NOW PlAYING-
*ORANGE
C1nedome
634·2553
*SANTAANA
Edwards Bnstol
540.7444
EIGLlllYE Elllll•ln
SAT/SUN 1:15
3:20, 5:25, 7:30, 9:30
edwards TOWN CENTER
so ..... •• •n01. ••'•751· 4184 flOlll I C PWA IC>TU •
COHA-.IA
. I
Ot1nge Coeat.OAILV PILOTiSatUtday, MMCh 1, 1988
R£VIE W
-~ --=---liarp~r, Klugm.an trY their fJandS at paren.ti~g . .
8y FRED ROTHENBEftQ APT.._,,......,._ •
NEW YORK -NBC 1~ offering
two different •l>proaches to raisins
teen-agers \\tho are ra1sinf. Cain. Jack
KJuaman's .. You A&ain • tak~ the
h1&h-dec:ibel road. Valene Harper's
"Valerie" takes the. low-key road.
more bookish (Jeremy Licht). the h11 mother br _datint a 24-year-old informs hlm that Ms father, a 10, the cheap JOk:e, without wtucb "Yoo
other more deviUah (Danny Ponce).. woman. On Monday, he enjoys a shocked all his tnacho pilot pets by A&a1n" would be just 30 minutes of
This. is a l<>&icat.-~n (or warm , at-home friendship with a "fallina in love with and marrylna -pantomime stlouu111 and hand
Miss Harper. She first won fame as sensible Jitl his qc. But she's not a a .6." i'estures.
the overweight; neurotic beit chum ravisbjna beaut1 and be's embar· This aduJMeen rclauonsh1p $«ms
on "The Mary Tyler Moore ~ow," raued that tbey'U be seen totether by more ruJ than most on TV. Hatl)et In last Thursday's eptlOde, lhe only
then spun off·the Rhoda characler hll mate frionds afttr Valerie unilat· deserves the credit. Whether she' one available for previ*W, Matthew
into her own .series. That show eraUy invites heron a farpily outina. playing around with "Mare" in the (Stamos) took up with a dark-haired
uncoveredaslimmer, morcconfident By t.he end. Valerie ha! admitted a 1970s or playin& football or board version of Cyndi Lauper. ln as many
Aftit jutt ODlf ~lb etnbntt.
Matthew and bis punk·tOCker be· cametn~ That's ~n the rapid.: ~ one lineri about ltA, inctud!Q&
me vulpr atl.lft' abou~ bet ~t
prqnancy. Sl&JUd domioat1na lht 1 noisy excbanp be'rtvttn father a1'd
son. '
Both comedies show that the
parent-adolescent alliance is fufl of
false starts, limit-testing and. at best
accommodations. Neither shows tht ~lataonsbip to~ pa~icularly funny.
altho ugh Harper s believable, tender-
sp1nted sitcom hold~ far greater
promise.
Rhoda who found marital bliss with mistake or two but it's David who pmes with her boys now. she's just ways u ~jble, Klu~n's Henry The pbssibility of parenthood
David Grob before it e\toJve<t into ultimately sees the liaht, enablioa her one 6f the guys, cilaractcnzed her as a wttch. He called didn't faze Matthew. All you have to fit
amicable separation. parenting a uthority to stay intact. The pr<>sram Is pleasant and shows her the "Wicked Witch of the West.1' do is ••yell a lot and be unreason.able:'
Now she bas the young. suburban When David says that his girlfriend. re pect {or the kids. But. when wondered if she was cocSk.ing dinr1er he llJd, One wonders what 8111 Cosby
famLly she's never had, allowing her on looks, is only a Sor 6, and that he's measured for laughs, it's only midly in a cauldron and feared that she thouaht .i>out h.aviAI "You Apin" as
to &JVe her motherina to kids rather an 8 on bis wont day, bis mother amusin&. althou&h it never goes for R}ight tum him into a frog. a neiahbOr. even just for one nllbL .
thJ11 adutts for a chanae. h's these r-:;tniPin~&~~iiiCiwliil-'iNiii#A;ii:("~;;;;;;;;;;;:~~······iii•iiiii~iiiiiiiiijiiii ·'You Again" stars KJugm,an as a
divorced husband who has gro wn
comfortable li v1na alone a nd John
'itamos as his 17-year-old ram-
bunctjous son who moves in with
Dad after living with M6m for seven
)Cars. "You Aaain" was assured ·a
large sampling when n was in-
troduced Thursday night after :'The
Cosby Show." It moves to 1tS' regular
Monday (8 p.m.) time srot next week.
new relationships th.at distinguish
Hah>cr:s 11ew ventu~ from Moore's
"Mary," which, essentially, is a new
but not improved version of her old
"Yal~rie" will be unveiled tonight
be fore ta11ding in its regular Monday
time slot behind Klugman's show.
desktop comedy.
Harper maJ\a&CS to bring her best
quaht1es -sincerity, caring and her
self-aware imperfection -to parent-
ing. It's "Mother Knows Best," but
not until some trial and error and
tribulation. As the theme song sua·
aests with its line. "love that starts by·
letting go," the learning process is
open at both ends.
"Valerie" casts Harper as a
se nsitive '80s mother who raises her
three boys virtually alone because her
a1rh ne-pilot husband (Josh Taylor) ~erms to be earning his wings every
day. The three kids ar.e a 16-year-old
who 1s staning to feel his oats (Jason
Bateman) and 13-year-old twins. one
Both Saturday's and Monday's
episodes develop that point in stones
involving 16-ycar-old David, who is
given a credible comic and teen-age
edge by Bateman who played a con
man-child in his own series last
season, "It's Your Move."
In the scries-oPfner, David defies
.... I( 1 "m'" 1·00 3:10S· 7•30,, t 40
DOW11 A110 OUT '" ..v1ERLY .. LU (IU
SHOWS AT 1•10 J ·2S
5:'35 7:50 .. 10:00
OUT OF ArrRICA ~) SHOWS AT 12.'5 J :557:00C.10r10
IN 70MM
' WILDCATS IR) SHOW~AT LI~ 3 :JO
5:451:00 • 10t15
ft~KSPt) SHOWSATl:003:15
5:25 7 ·45 &. 10:05
1 1 Ac.01my Homlntlons
COLOR "'"fl'LE ,.., SHOWS AT
1: OS 4:05 7:0$ & I 0 :05
[)~'<'I -~AMt: ~lJ HOO!tl
-DRIVE ·INS .:.:. --STADIUm [.1
iJ9 1111.!\fllll• lfu1 Stif•um
TIC .. TC .. R(R)
f'lus c .. ~ll Frlthl N'9~t (R)
DOW111 AlltO OUT '" . 9EVERL Y .. LU (It) Plus SOIUh (PO)
9IM;I( TO n« PUn"1E
(PG) Plu1I
101 OALMATIONS (G)
Child Ptlc11 C h1rgeel * O II IV l lllS 01u I JI WUay1" M Wh••JIUdtf 12 f , .. U.lt11 •11••
''FUNN"''. ... . .~ ...
M111 hiilr•f tAtW. r ...-Oo -t \~. , • .,.~~
.. '.'ROMANTIC~~.,
:
s
l~N\1-1 ANO 1 IFll SIS111l5
PG-13 PUUTS STMel5lJ CAlll*IO :: ---·., .. -·-----·, .
NOW SHOWING!
llU 990-4021
UAJQES4
INT& 1111 751-4114
ED9MIDS TOMI C001J
8. TIM 511·'500 EDWMDS n. Tm<>
;
·. .
..,..Tll .... 141·0770
EDWMOS CHM1U com£ u _. 994.2400
rACflC LA •ADA 6
~ IUll 644-0760
EDWMOS~T
-637-0MO
-~IMll
-134-3911
UA cm coou
n111111 Dl-05'7
EDWMDS WUMI C001J
~,.,_
MCIC NOll'llMm lllllOUI
IOMtMCMll .._, llW111
IMS 1111 .... •11 IMI
™ PUTTY IN PINK !'9-•ll
J~ Ml fi .. t.lJ .... llM
~ ~ PIX 1111 lh.,,.. ........ , .. ,.
otUCX NOlllltl
DILTA POtlCI !11 121• a.et , ...... , ....
• WOOO't AUM
... -... ( ... la) , ...........• -..s
.,........ ,_. Ill t*I'# OMT
.OUY,muo
MOLL\' l1H9WAU>
PUTTY IN PINK 1,..111
IJ>Jt ,,,_ ...... llH , ...
DOUY ITUIO Nlal NOl TWftTI MIOUI
DOWN •CM IN IMllT NW Ill 12IJJ 1111 ltU 1.-19t:M
• I 1 ACAMM\' NOMINAflOHS
lftVIHN'lll ......
TMI COlC>a PVIPL11,..1a1 11• 4111 ,, .... u .__.,_. lll lt!OWOMT
uu y •ttLOl.aAMIJ OMHll
2 ACAIMIY NOjllllNATIONS
'*""4Y'S IOMAHCI I"' 1 ll ~ a.It •• u 71Jt .... ,
THUNDll Al.UY Ill
IM a.se "'' e.u ,.,.,
DOUT ll1UO
PIX 1111 ltU )'4S J1U l•U 19tU
• ~y l1UIO •
llllfCMIMTlllP ll ~Y~TIOHI
OUT Of AlllCA INI ·
l tJO 4•H 7•40 1°'40
IAIMINNICl tff...0WOMT
GOUIN MAWM
WILDCATS 111
hJS 4'tt••t'4J t•H
9'1 Oflke t>,ellS Slt·Sun 1!00 rM Mtn,fn 6·30 rM
Slltw Stll'ls al 7:80 N c•tn Utidtt 12 Always frtt ~"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~· 1~11:=;:~1~t•\•2~*'='~1i;:;:i!•;11aiiiii:ll
tmtln '""Lr!" '•"'* '"' ""1111 ••WlM•o••" •' 11a.n '"""' Jttl ..M1m.i~ ANAHEIM BUENA PARK
C..A .... • II TllMtln Citle<fl .... • II '--~ ....... ni.m
TMUNOll ALLIY Ill
llllAklN' , .. ,
CLUI Llfl 1111
JUNOLI WAHIORS 111
~ ... -WILDCATS !ll
YOUNOeLOOD Ill
ORANGE
W1LUAMUn
HOUH lll
TUNSnVAHIA .. SOOO INl
PIX Ill
ltlON IAOll 1,..u1
..
......... ,,
llllMn. ......
Ill.Ilk
.. llll
111111111•. ........
i
.. rul ......
HK• NQl TllHTT1 MllK.l.I w-.uAM un
OOWIUHDOUTlllMllTNW1ll HOUll Ill
HlAVINL Y KID <"-•ll TUHSYLVAN&A 6-SOOO l"lt
THI HITCHlll rat
M>OY oo.JIU Ill
PIX 111
NIG+fTMAll ON llM mlET
PAIT 2. JllDOY'I llVINGI Ill
loHABRA H~~ ..
.! . . . . .
MOU\' lltNeWAlO
PttlTTY IN fltNK ('°'Ul
nlAT WAS '"91, nlS IS MOW Ill
THUNDlll ALLIY Ill
llllAKIH'
OOlOll MA-
WILDCATS (I)
DllTA fOttCf 111
-MOUT l lNOWMO
,llTTY IN "NK 1,.111
TMAT WAS MN. nlS IS NOW 111
nrettu In oink
PMAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS. MOUY RINGWllD HAR~ DEAN STANTON
"PRETTY '" PINK" JON CIMA ANH POm JAMES SMOE1' AND
ANDREW MCCARTHY EXECUTM. f'ftOOUCERS JOHN HUGHES
AND MeCHAEL CHIMCH WNTTEN 1Y JOHN HUGHES PRODUCED IV
LAUMN SHULER OtMCTIO IY HCJWMO l)lUTCH A ~RAMOUNT ptCTURf
PO ..,_.._,_ .-,. ==---1n..-.__....,..._._..,___.... ~
.. MW111 IT UWUll CllEIUS
PllEStluw II 4 TRACK OOlBY SmtEO
F1I S;lO
7:30, t.30 edwar VI.LAGE COO£R SAT/Sll4 1:30
3:30. 5:30
7'30. 9:30 NO~c:.:~ 89 l •0567 STANTON
FRI 6:15, 1:15, 10:15
SAT/Slit 12:15, 2:15, 4:15
6:15. 1:15. 10:15
DUY 1:30, 3:30
5:30. 7:45, 9:45
edwanls MISSION VIEJO MALL
SAit ... 0""" TO aK. ~ ceo-. ••u.n tnftl ~• 0
rat 6:15, S:lS. 10:15
SAT/stll 12:15. 2:15, 4:t5
6:15, 8:15, 10:15
iChmt nnH ™' PlAlA
lllS«k At SUNrlOW11 £.A~2111
COil A .. HA '1'tV-
OAl Y 12:35, 2:40, 4 40, 6:40
1:45 + rRI & SAT 10:35 PM
LAGll4A HILLS MAU CINEMAS
~~11·.:~:t':a; 768-6611
....,._ "PtmT.,... .... .,,
it:1s. tn. t.1i ··
'15. a:n. 11:u
mum DmlDDf
11( TllP Tl
llll1ft." (N)
1:1s. "'· t.a. 1:J1. t:•
WOCID'f MUii ....... , ..
smt.IS" (N.U)
lli*S. l:IS. S:4S, lA lt:le
"Mll&llT•
lllUlf IW" (I)
lt9. l:tS. 4:11
llH, l:JI, It.•
OIU'f Sl(J[O -...-nwr <PC>
U:tt. 1;11, ••
tis. a•. tt:•
edwarde BRISTOL
S40 ·7"4
.,. .... rs.
'11111u1 ftlJCCJI) ........ ,,.,
.... If Tl( •.r
It.JI. 4:11. •• IN> "ltl .. NII" (C)
tJI. l:lS. ~ •
., .....
"fll" (I) 1.a. l:JI, HS
••.ltll ...... ,llT.
IOOLY .US" (I)
11:11, l:tS, t:H
1;15. l!ll, lt:ll
"'ttell Ir (,C)
4:1S, 1:21
"T• KUA FMCr
l:?!i HI, 1•11 Ill
.. ~I .IWl" (I)
1~,1•.s1s
... t;lt$
Ille.-_.._
"Tm Cll.M PmU"
~(M.U)
l•. ••. 1:11, t.AS
... C. • 1t A' WA f •" • W II
~·~' ....... A • ..,_
'W IUIS°' (I) l:le. M5
tUY\ STIUP II~--. . ."tll If IFllCA" (PC) . . :;--·-tt:l0,·1:•. l:ll. .... •
. l:OO, US, 10:.lO
OCU'I' smco
"WUJCATS" (I)
IH0.111, 4 IS
'··· l:AS. lt-41 ) .., ... .,...
"F/l" (I)
I 15. no. S:U. liO. ltlO
"YOCI IUI" (C)
INS
"TmHI AWr (I)
19, S:IS. 1:ll. HS
-· ... WE '*911 SM1 f rllD
"•IPIY'S IOllllCF" (PC.U)
I JI, J-U 1-. ttS. ltZI
...... IHTll
HYtllt IW" (I) us J )0
$·4S. l.'00, 10 10
CHUC!(~
"TIIUllTA fHCE"
12:00, Z:ZI. 4 4$
11•. ,.. (I)
C TIOMSllO'lll
"Tl( llTCIU" (I)
1·4S. HS. S-4S
1'45, tt$
OCU'I' SlOfO
'11UCATS" ti )
1·Je.HS.l'fi
I IS, lt10
•u.011
"IMS(" (I)
115, l IS.SU
7 IS t:IS
..,_,
SMU Jilt .,1rs•···-CN·U>
I ll t I II~ ltlS
r
QCl.111 Ml•
''WUCAT1" (I)
U:l5.~.··~ 7it, 9'15
10CI IEAI" (C) 12M. I-SO
'WCISllftr ,,.,
"Kl TA fllC('' (I)
DClUSM DUliDDl
"IUZll" (I)
l •S. 4 JO. 7ll. IHI
llllTIDIWD
"TME MITCllH" (I)
I 00, J·OO. S«I
1-tO HO
DClllSM £llWIJOT
"UOS" (I)
ltOO. Ht
'45, 1010
"NWll & OUT II
Milt MIW' (I)
l·)O. J.4S. '"°· 115 10 IS (SAT 10 )0 "'l
Wlf f1lJ
"lllPlfS ltlllllU"
• (N-U)
IZ ll, ZU. Sil. 715, t-Jt
•YM ....
"f /I" (I)
1 IS, Jll, HS
1110. 10 IS
IMQCima MUYFnl · .... -plf..-.SWF
I IS >.JI ... t is "JI IJ!.Ul
OCU'I' STOl.O
"fll"
111s. r •Cl> us.1•.t1s
R l lMIUO
.... $( .. (I )
llO HS H~
7Jt t•
4 SttJCO
'ftUn M NI" (PC-U)
.11 n 741.• .. , .. ••~
• SAT Ollf tUHM
"YHHla."(J)
1:45. 1:e. ll:• .... uct.r' (PC4J)
~.tlS
OCU'I' STOl(O-
"Plffil. Nl'\(PC-13)
l:ll, l:JI r s ll, 7JI, t.JO
• TUQ OGllY STmO -·· .'WJCATS" (I)
l.~ -., ~~U.. lt.ll
llll!MIUO
"IOISE" (I) 1.•. lit. s•. 7·et ·t.t0 • SAT (IU 11:11 N
c TlllMS~ "Tll lfTCl(I" (I) ~
12 4~ HS 4 ~. 5-U, I 4S
lt•(SAI IHSN)
"PUY FH NATI" (I)
100 •• "'
'11HIOOI ElES" (I)
HS '1S, t1t
''llOI EACU" (PC·ll)
I 40, 600, llMS
"YOllCllOOI" (I)
He,11s
edwards
1 S ADDLE BACK
581-5880
fl TOllO 110 AT llOCllFlfl[
El TOllO
''TIE MITCMH" (I)
1250 I IS HS HS
Tll S 00 71S 91S
. "YOCI IE.Al" (C) 12 oo
"PUT FOi tUTr (I)
211 HO UO 100 ltOO
"TMUHEI lWY" (I)
124S HO SIS
7 JO HS
"toWllOVTll
1£ftllY MIW" (I )
t 4S 4-tO
'IS Ill 10 lO
"JIOI UCU" (K·ll)
I 15 S40. 10 1e
"ttlll FOICE" (I)
HO 10
Q0.111 HaMI
"wtlJCATS" (l)
12 IS 2 ll f"•S 1• tlS
.edwards MISSION I VIEJO MALL
49S-6220
"0 •W 'f' fO( .. OWN VALt f • I ,
"YOCI IW" (C) I IS
"wtltCATS" (I)
J Je HS 100. 10 IS
"Mlll HTll
IMllY IMUS" (I)
14S ••US .•. , ..
,.
II "'*"' ·-.... "Tll CUI PllPlr. (K·ll)
I 1', • IS, llS tt• ,.,. .....
"fir' (I )
I JO HS 60t
•U ltlt
'
A l O Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/ Saturday. March 1. 1088
N/ADVICE/GA •
' {
1
,
TRIVIA '-·
Fiv~ nirie-pointers
top triviaJ.testing
Nine was e·nough for the top tivt.•
1n v1add1cts 1h1s week as the GWC
Koffee Klutcb, Athletes. Lancer11.
Scholars and CMZD all collected that
amount to maintain the status quo 1n
Tnvia Bowl V.
The three Bell Gardens High con·
tend(}rs were the only ones to collec.:1
the.bonus for answenn2 the two-pan
T R IVIA BOWL.
VSTANDINGS
..
Toi
Tnils
pl av~ i The lirst televised football game
to use insta nt rela} involved what two
tollege team ~·1
19.~ 8. What was rhe three-letter code
,.., that released the secret attck orders in r3;; the movie .. Dr. Strangelovc?"
1111•,, • 9. What world leader, o n the
&1 comedy record "The First Family," ~~ ordered "a chicken sandwich with a
s2 hvl' ch1ckcn'l" •2 J2'• 10 ldt·nt1fy (al the fi rst U.S.
192~ president v1~11 Moscow and (b) the
1~· fir'it Russian premier to v1sil the
18 l 'n1tcd ~tatcs.
music I quesuon. The) also managt'd
to terr t OJJI the answer to the ··f unny
T hing' question ihat -.tumped the
rest.
Wit pe'rhaps one or \\\O excep-
tions. he latest round of qucm•-,
appear a bit easier. We'll \l'l' If \OU
agree.
I ldcn t1 t~ the onl ~ 1>1:rlormn who
ha\ won four Academ' .\ward-. for
dt Hng. • .
2. Who pla~cd the lllll' roll' in the
surce~slul T V scnes ba<.ed on tht.•
mO\'le "$hant''l.:o" _
3. What doe'> the I nd1an ot tht.•
Month receive in tht.' com11. str1 r>
Tumbleweeds?
4. Name the woman who c;cn ed <"
fim lad; fo r two presidents
Last Week's Answers
I "S.O B." (Julie Andrews topl ess)
~. "Police Squad" ("Airpla ne"
neators series) '
.3. Lower Slobbov1a (L1'I Abner
rnuntn )
4 luck) {Reagan's dog)
5 ··Medea" ("Fu nny Thing·
traged) l .
6. Hard ~ (an yon r ·su11c" ·JWt-
down ) · 1
1 l he ( h1cago. later St. Louis
Cardinal'> (oldest ~Fl franc hise)
8. ".\1rplane" and "Airplane II "
("Jaws" and .. Battleuar") ·
9. Keenan W)nn {acted with &rl·
ing)
l!J .. ( arn1 val" and .. No Stnngs"
,(" l..ovc" '>Ongs) ·~
.... ~ .. ' BRIDG E
--------r·
Sunday, Marcia l
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Scenario highlights communication.
spmtual values. travel, the end of roadblock to pr0Jfess.~You·11 have defi nite
WEEKLY BRIDG E QUIZ
reason to celebrate, long.distance call will verify views and result ultimatl'ly Q . l -Al' South, vulnt.•rablt-. you
1n exciting reunion. , · hold.
TAUR US (April 20-May 20): You'll. get facts. figure !> which had been ••AK93 A1054 >A +AQ82
elusive. Accent on money, taxes, possible inheritance. You'll team plenty T he bidding ha~ prort>cded ·
about fiscal condition of those who recently made sensational claims. South Wf'st North East
GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Focus o n contracts, publicity. wnllng. 1 + PaH 1 Pan
travel. variety, serious consideration of " '!
marital status. Individual you admire
will return compliment. Romencc· is
close at hand. Virgo, Sagittanus persons
play .. serious" roles. s
CANCER (June 21-July 22): YONEY
Domestic adjustmeni is featured, work o
procedures will be revised. you'll get • MARR
what you want through. diplomacy. ·········•••• Family member make$ concession,
you'll be reassured of security and lovc. Heal~h report is encouraging.
LEO (Jul y 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on change. travel, variety, cland~stine
arrangements and what might be considered a "~cret romance." Defint•
terms, clarify meanings. steer clear· of get-rich-quick schemes.
VlRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Scenano spotlights practical 1ssul''·
com~nsation, investments, responsi bility. deadline. strong lo\ c rel a·
tionship. You'll learn more about property values. you'll perceive future
prospects.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0 ct. 22): You could be invol ved in "triangle." Be
interested in problems of others but refuse to become inextricabl y tangled
Someone wants you to be mediator. Make no defin ite cotnm1tment.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): New approach brings profit. Stress
dynamic appeal. independcpce, originality, 'pioneenng spirit. You'll lcx:ate
what you need, lost article will be returned. Money picture bnghter than
anticipated.
SAGl'M' ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec: 21 ): Focus on intuition. publicity. moo<l-..
d1 rcct1ons. ultimate goals. Vigor returns. you'll be more enthus1ast1c, people
will turn to y~u ~or,counsel. guidance. Family member 1s concerned. will
express views in sincere manner.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Look behind scenes. diversify. takt'
tn\'entory. arrange meetini in subtle. discreet manner. You become more
aware of wardrobe, body 1mjlge. general health. You'll al so gain acce'i) to
ma ten al considered ·•confidential."
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Empham on fnendship, desire. ab1h 1y to
transform dreams into realities. Popularit} increases. more dt.'mand!> will be
made on your time. It will be necessal) to rl·v1se schedule. to remodel.
possibly to rebuild.
· PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Spotl~ght on prestige, promoti on. can-er.
dealings with people in positions of au{htSrtty. Roadblocks arc removed,
green light flashes for progress. You could receive exciting assignment }our
talen ts will be recognized.
Whal dn you bid now?
,~
Q.2-Uorh vulnerable, as South
you hold .
+83 . J662 ;QJ5 +A876
T he b1ddlnl( ha~ proceeded:
North Eut South West
I • PaH I NT Pa88 3 Pass '! ·
What do you lnd now·~ -Q .:J-l't-illwr v·ulm·rable , as South
you hold .
+Q6 "AKq3 •96 +Q7632
Your right-hand np~onem opens
t he l)idding with one diamond
Whal action do you take?
··'Q.4-As S11uth, vuln<'rablt•, y 1111
hold '
+8.5 AQJ103_. ,KQ5 +AQ;)
T he bidding has proc:eecled:
South West North East
I Pass 2 Pass
?
\.\'hat a<:t10n dv you Utkt•''
Q.5-Both vulnۥrahll', Uli Sout h
y nu hold
+AQ76 A98 , 107 •KQ83
Ttlf' bidding has pro<'f't•d <•.d .
Wes t North East Sou th
I NT Pass .Pass Obie•
Pass 2 Pus .,
What anion do you tak<'''
..
CHARLES
. GOREN
OMAR .. \
SHARIFF
·.
Q.6-Ne1ther vulnl'rable. as South
you hold
+Q763 A 10952 +A632
The bid(ilng has procet-dt.'d
Weat North East South
Pass Pass , I + Pa88
l PaBB Pass ?
What ttr tion do you take''
'
l..ook ror ·an-;wer'> on Monday
For information about Charles
Goren's new ne wslette r for
bridge playt>rH, write Goren
Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 44.26, Or-
lando, Fla. :12802·4426.
lF MARCH! IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are sensitive, per!>uas1w. }\a \'(.'
special knack .for dealing, with wo men, you can be mood}, glamorous,
secretive and gen~rous. Cancer. Capricorn play important role-; in your life.
You rnnstantly :n-e surrollnded by aura of glamor. mlstery. intrigue. You
TMATOAILY C.fra -0 4\'-' -/)-C ~C,.it WOIO
,Ulllll \:)~ {'"lJ ~). ~ p (.r \:J GUU
, have gourmet ~the arid possible digesuve problem. ove pla} s ma1or role
'In yo ur Jafe. you constantly seek approval and affection. If si ngle. you could
ina!T) this year. June wall be memorable for you in 1986.
-------£diled by ClAYtl 'OlU.N -------
5. The Harlem GlobctrOllt.'rs con·
duct their warmups to the beat of
what song'1
fi A. unicorn 1\ c;cparated Imm its
horn 1n a p1 ' ntal scene from what Mom, stepmom block
A 1 .11!''"-' view-of~da!Jg_h !~r's p~_th to _~~d . r_ea . -i-~~ s . •· .a• .. -· DEAR >\!\IN L.\:'.'JDERS I am a
Send vouranswers'w TRI VI A . c/o
the Daily Pilot. P:Q Bo~ 1560. C'osta
Mesa 91626. 41/ cnrncs must be
recen ·ed b> Wcdne;,d;i1 othc.•rw1.«'
half the pla.1er's last score "''" b<•
awarded
11. I R G Y
I 1 I I" I
L Y K E 0
Chan: g· . 1·n· g sea· S. ODS-!:h~~r-~~ ~!~~n~s s~~ir~r d11:0~~~~
se ve n years ago. I stayed with m)
mother M) father moved out of th e
hou~ and m~ sister went with him Poetr; 1s oka> v.hen you're
'oung but prcll} -.oon. Hlu·ve got
io meet the p'hocni x of c;pn ng w11h
hedge clippers and summer's fi nr
aurora with a mO\\Cr. autumn·~
golden glory takes a rake. and 1hc-
wh1te grandeur of winter \.\.Ith a
ShO\CI.
To Tho'>t.' Who (1a1e I ipon 1h1.·
Girls· Purists 1ns1st onl y that por·
t1on of the l1mh between the knee
and the ankle 1-; the leg. Th1: pan
be tween the knee and the hip 1'> thl' thigh ..
<J . Hardi\ an~bod) but
Shakespearean \cholar' and gar-
dener<> can tell 'd>U wha t a leek '" hut v.h ate\er ei.,c. 11·, lht• oOiual
ll ov.cr of Wa le'\.
\.\hen the public 1'\l't ut111nl'f'\ ol
old franle recc1\1.:d .rn order t11
hang a cnminal. the\ fulfillt:d thar
order rvcn 1fthc~ cnuldn t find thr
<:nmrnal h'.v-hanging a llkent'C\\
Whemc .. t<> ha ng 1 n ctlig" · l l·gal
theomt' \!di argue tht.• mailL r Ca n
\OU t'\t'tUk' the \L'ntL•n • "'1t hout
C\CUJ!lng tht.• m<1n''
I •ing tx:lorr ttwn· v.a' oraruit
marm:ll.idL' thl'rt: \\;J\ 1..hern pt.•a r
plum applt. ra,phnr\ and ·qu111tl'
marmaladl' ihl' word c Clllll'' from
thL· fqr•u~Ul'\I' mar mdo fill
4uin~ 1r.IJ1l
\1.tdJ~'.t\1 l!r \m•·ll\ 111.r ,111 old
111111' tll 1rl'.:1rn p;trlnr \n \<J \
\\1irld lr:J\l·lnc; Hdp' to knov.
\1.Hl<t)'J\tUr FJOw\ mnrt· 1h.1r1 hal l
tht ""rid' \Jn11lc1 hcan'
PEOPLE
L.M .
Bovo
On those Olt.l Wl''>t trn1l dn \ t'" uf
1hc great herd\ thr h('t:\ ~' nu!·
numbt:rcd thl' ui\\hm' h\ ahr,u1
I S<J to one. u<.ualh" ·
T 11t ~rd av.a\ .ir11ong thl' rild l.i\I.\
ot Inv.a "onl' l11tlt.· '>fX'llfnl'n that
J"lUIC\ a 11nir limit nn a l.1'' -lr\l'
m1nutl'~ no long~·r
'I 11tJ gm ng \n t (It I _ \\ h11lc
lhH k1·n\ th1 ... \t:a r" fh41(, \OUT
\ta1t\t11 .ti share nl 1h1· n;111rina l
p(lultr. 11rmluct1on
<) V. hcn· riot'' 'tlll·J'h rank on
I hat ll\1111 rTH1\l J"lOpuJ;ir \ l'gl'lahJi:\'1
\ )1\lh lkh1nu p<11a1111.·'·
tomalol'\. hl·am. lUt umht·r' and
kit lll'l
II \flllr t<1l '>kqi, l\-\ll·l htrtJ, of
l'\lf\ dct\. 1(\ )U\I J\dil)ll'
-\m told ncv.horn 11p•1"um' ru n
I 'i 3 to the ou1'1Lt:
L.M. Boyd
columnist.
~yndic&ted
~l first m) parents' divon:e wa~n·1
difficult for me to accepf, becauc,e I
saw him three times a week and
talked to him almost every da)' A
couple of years ago. Dad 4'ernamcd.
Si nce then I haven·1 seen him much.
Last year I took a nu rse's aide
course at night. When I came home I
did m\' homework and went to bed.
The course lasted four months.
During that time my fatner never
called. Not even once. I deci ded to
test him to <,ee how long he could
ignore me. Nearly I 0 months passed
and l didn't hear a word -not even
on my birthday. .
Finally, I decided to call him. He
was so happy to hear my voi ce and
1nv1ted me over to his new house. We
watched footbal l. I hate football: but I
was so thnlled to be with him. I'd
have looked at anything.
I asked about all those months of
silence. He said whenever he called
and Mom· answered the phone she
would chew him out for 30 minutes.
So he quit calling. J told him I didn't·
like to call hi s house because his wife
was always so nasty and sometimes
she hun~ up on me
He said he loves me a lot and wants
to see me and hear from me. but I
must call him. According to Dad. the
reason his wife 1s unpleasant to me 1s
because she is jealous and feels
threatened by anyone who 1s a pan of
his fo rmer life.
How can a one-wa·y· re1 at1 onsh1 p
hke this work? I reall y want to see my
father. but is it fair that I must call
him all the h me? Please tell mc what
to do. -LOOKING FOR AN
ANSWER IN ILLINOIS·.
DEAR ILLINOIS: Accept tbe r~la·
ANN
LANDERS
tlonsblp on your Da.d's terms. His
explanation about bis wife's oastl.ness
should not be difficult to understand.
Rise above H.
As I see It. you lose ootblng by
calllog blm and you galo a great deal.
Remember, "PTlde goetb before a
fall."
• • •• DEAR AN N LANDEKS· May I
. say a few words to the senior enizens
in your a'udience,,
OK -do an) ot vou have
unfulfilled dream'> or amb111<>ns? If
so. go for them' It 1s NOT too. late.
Yo4_rdreams ca n com(' true--)e~ -
after all these years'.
All my life I want('d to play 1n an
orchestra and never did. Th~ee years
ago I began to take clarinet lessons, l .,.
was 64. I now play second clannet in
our commun ity orchestra. lt 1s one.of
the most thn lling experienl:es of my
It fe.
There have been other benefi ts. My
blood pressure has dropped dramall·
cally and my medication has been cut
·in half. My breathing has improved.
100 It 1s no exaggeration to say I have
nc\ er been healthier, happier or more
energetic in my life. And the guys in
the v1ohn section flirt with me! (can't
tell you what this has done fo r my self-
eo;teem. -TOOTSIE 1.N CANADA.
DEAR TOOTSIE: Beaattful! I love
u: You sound like a terrific can-do
woman. f hope your letter encourages
others to take on oew cballeoges. Age
Is only a number, folks.
Wri ter's grOupr'etractsKoch snub
By the Au oclated PJen
N F.\\-YORK -Ed Koch. Oc\I·
.,cll1ng author and mayor of '\It.'\\
York w:i\ -;nuhhcd last month h\
PFN the intcrna11onal v.n11•r,·
gr1~up hut 1\ ntJ-.>. oflic1alh a
membe r
Koch wac, dcniell mt•mlwr,h1p
lah mQnth. lc-;c; than :i wtTk
before he threv.. a pan)' ior 1ore1gn
dclegate.s to the 48t h. ln1er -
na t1onal PEN C ongrc"'' 1n Nev.
\'' ork
.\uthor'i Gay Talese and Kurt
Voooeg111 had propo<ied Koch tnr
membership and resubmitted h1\
name Wednesday at the mcmhcr
ship c0«1m11tce meeting and
members approved Koch'" 191<4
mernoir"Mayor" wa~on the Nev.
York Time\ best~ller hi1t for 21
weeks. H1 ~ !l«Ond book. "Poh·
tics" was published last yeor
·New comedy due
Bl 1RBANK -A new NB(
comedy from the creators of the
popular "Cheers" will star Ben
Arm1troa1. who appeared with
Tom Selleck 1n the film "High
Mayor Ed K och
Road to China ..
Thr \how, "All ls Forgiven,"
w11J featur.c ArmM rong as the
flrdgJing producer of a struggl1na
daytime \Oap o~rn. Brando'
TuUkoff, prcs1dem of NBC
[ntrrtainment, \31~
Go•. BUJ 8beffteld
It will be previewed March 20
and 27. 1emporarily tak.ina 1he plQ~ of "Ni&ht Coun" and will
then move into a rc1ularSaturday
cvenana ume slot on March 29. ~plac.ma "127," which will re-
turn to the air in May. TartikofT
said .
Richard arreeted
BEVERLY HILLS -Rock ·n·
roll pioneer Little Richard has
pleaded inne>cent to reek.less driv-
ing and other counts stemming
from an October trafµc accident.
Thr 53-year-old singer. whose ·
real name is Richard Wayne
Penniman, appc3rcd in Munic1·
pal Court and also J)'leaded inno-
cent to hc.cn~c violations, said
Deputy District Attorney John
Reid.
Governor better
EA TTLE-iwo daysaf\cran
operation on an artery near hts
he.art. Alaska Gov. Bill Slaeffleld
hopped out of his hospital room
and into running shoes for a JO&
around a city lake.
"I feel better after this opcr·
auon than r felt af\er the fi r.)! one." Sheffield sau:l. referring to a
similar procedure la t October to
open a blocked artery. "The
doctor told me he had done· a
better job 1h1~ time."
;.
r I I I Overheard at the neighborhOOd
beauty-salon "She's ar rhat age
• she·s going to be .... now -·
N I MAF Y I -~1 --.1..,.f_--.,--,..---.-1--1 O Comple1e 'he chvtklt-Qvo•ed
. . . _ _ . bf l1ll1ng 1n Ike m•SS•~ll words
fOv d'!veloo from sttop No 1 below
A •• '. 'J JM8f PrO Lf l!f P'.. tJ ~ ·,.;f':.E SOUA11£S
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
i Ugly mar k
5 l englh 11n1ts
9 De actual
14 Carr y nn
15 L an(1pd
16 Sanu1011
1; I smell.
18 Bean typt-
19 Ball
20 Carries
22 Rescinded
24 Sniffed
26 Sysaem ot
weights
27 Cover
28 Spline
29 us agcy
32 Judge
35 Some incomes
37 'Golf club
38 Deranged
39 Brand
40 Cuddled
43 Fruit ·
45 In the know
46 Got up
47 Opponent
48 Spume
49 Raged
53 lnludlCIOUS
14
17
20
24
32 33 34
37
40
45
58
82
4
•
57 Spine!
58 Fodder p11s
S9 Debacle
61 even
keel
62 Meaningless
63 -C hina 64 Toward
65 Forwards
66 Expend11ure
6 7 Early Irish tenant
DOWN
1 Hits hard
2 Rebound 3 Type size
4 Narrating
over again
5 Bad pref
-6 &pie work by
Homer
7 Tree part
8 Surprised
9 Bundles of
sticks
10 Relieve
I t Coagulate 12 Future
13 Was '""'ebled
2'1 Coasted
23 Algeria city
6 7
'
25 Neth erlands 4 3 To the Sl'lrn
commune 44 Kind of deck
28 Garden loot 48 Patm leaf
29 Fuel 49 Bosses
30 Anenl 50 Divine food
31 Questions 51 Related
~ 32 Casserole through Mom
33 Sea eagle 52 Giver
34 Master 53 Cow-headed
stroke goddess
36 Domineering 54 Ore yielder
38 Fascinating 55 Project
4 1 Complains 56 Naughty joke
42 Enetimber 60 Young one
10 11 12 13
50 51 !52
® 1088 United Feature Synd1caie
'
•
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
• I
by Bii Keane
"Grandma hos o neat phone, Mommy!
You put your fingers in holes
and spin this wheel!"
MARMADUKE by. Brad Anderson
·'The charge Is reckless
back-seat driving!''
,.... PEANUTS
600D AFTERNOON, SIR ..
l'M DOIN6 AN ARTICLE
F'OR OUR SCHOOL PAPER ..
GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
R08El8ROSE
,
Hl6'1 SALAAIES AMONG
BASEBALL Pl.AVERS SEEM
TO BOTHER SOME PEOPLE ..
DOES TMIS AfF'ECT VOU?
J I
'
•
BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VlP)
I
I
i
-
JILOO)I COUKTY
" ~Y.~~POl5 1'HUlllltllUTY·~
1«1#00 WI.&>
HIMfUS t~~ ~TI.«& 'fOcl 1
\
~ 11001' MULLINS
''
"See how they Ignore me?"
D NNl8 THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
Ota19 ~ OA.11 .. Y PILOT/Saturdav. March 1, 19ee All
..
'I ,, •'
M~0014'f
fltM I 'TU PON'r ~ ILOWll' MM
MMIHNf '. OHM6
N£fnO.'
I
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
tloNT WASTE YOJR WAGS;RUFF. ITS ONLY ~ET.
...---...------by Charles M . Schulz
M '{TEAM CHA~6E5
Mt WAY TOO MUC~
TO LET ME PLAY ~ t---::---,,.-.--i
SHOE
IT~~~
™E Ki'( lt> MU'TlNG
6IRL.'-)!J ~ .. GOOD~~S.C..·
.. ·~
I JUDGE PARKER
f
J
~
by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
by Kevin Fagan
L.OOK ~ '<OU ~l..~AO\(
'
MEl.iE.D AA005Ell
by Pat-Br:ady
-.
nnotY W11fK£RBEAN
DOONESBURY
'~ . , '
NOW. THE OUES1'10N IS WOULD
YOU LIKE lO GO STRAIGHT MOME
OR STOP FOR A DRINK SOME
WHERE? IT'S JUST A LITTLE
AFTER TEN '
by Jeff MacNally
by Harold Le Ooux
by Tom Batiuk
PER50NAL 1Z<P1N6 -(PREREOU6rfE IMPER50NAl
1liPIN&)
n..E GE~E.RAL OB.JECilVE OF ~Ak.. WPIN6 I~ 1t> GIVE °™E STlJDE:N'T A WORl<ING ~OWL..E.06€
OF fHE: IZ<f>EWRrfER ! ™E MACHINES U~D AAE. THE
HUITT t PE.CK 350 SERI E.5 I ~ EXAMPLES Of WORK OONE: IN P€R50NAl.
WPING Wlkk., Of CDLJRSE , BE KEPI I~ -rn£
STRICTEST CONFtDENC.£ .' .
3-1 t .............. ..., .,. ,._
by Gary Trudeau
.?£; Pflr/05
"i..l SraLSA
~~, .... !(. 7
. .
Al2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, MArch 1, 1988 •
..
. . .
J
...
.... _
.1 ·1. '
. .
· ENT~ US~D .CAR I . NTORY -·
ON SALE THIS WEEKEND BELOW
KELLEY ·OLESALE BLUE . B.OOK!
NO EXCEPTIONS!!! ...,,
. .
$500,_000 ~Sf~ INV.ENTORY
Harbor ·subaru· must liq.uidate all used
cars to make ro9m for incoming loads
of new cars starting t9 arrive Tues.,
M·arch 4, 1986. All used cars must go! All
cars sold as equipped.
PRICE
FINANCING
PROMINENTLY DISPLA YEO ON VEHI-
CLES. NO HASSLES, WHAT YOU SEE
IS WHAT YOU PAY!
USE OUR BANKS, YOUR .BANK, YOUR
CREDIT UNION OR ANY .OTHER LEN-
·DING INSTITUTION OF YOUR .CHOICE.
Due to the recent tremendous increase of new car
inventory, we must liquidate our inventory of
quality late model used cars now!!! ..
Se Habla Espanol .
. . CAtL 554--280.0 ·
-,. ... _ .
BEEN TURNED DOWN1 "NEW···TO AREA! FOR FREE CREDIT CHECK" . . .
• ,., ' \
. ---.....-~--
'
..
I · . ..
SATURDAY. MARCH 1, 1986
..
Lekera tum b•cll .Una. 115-103, behind J..,.r, Coop1r. •
ArH pr•p be•INID tNm• atruggle 8t Lwe lnvttetlon& K
I'
~rrio ·n resigns, Orrts in at CdM·
A36-year coachln career
f n basketball cqmes to end
By ROGER CARLSON
OfW.~.......... I I t I I tqHH1HI
His Sea View Leaaue chameions had just
been beaten by Domin1ue2 Hiah 10 the CIF 4-A
playoffs Tuesday night. and ~I -year-old Cor-
ona del Mar basketbalJ coach Jack Errion had
an uncharactcrist &)aze in his eyes.. It wam 'tjust
a toss. or JUSt the end of the season.
It was the end of a 36-year cartJCr. Th~ wins
stop at S1 I, 199 at Corona del Mar.
"Yeah," said Errioo Friday, "I knew that
was S)robably it for me, for all practical
purposes."
his IQ.year tour with the Sea Kinas, made it
official Friday. .
"h'sjust time to go," he said. •
His succtssor is lona1ime 'lsslstaJ\t Paul
Orris. a I 6-year veteran on the Corona del Mar
staff, the coach who has been considered the
building block for two coachin, dynasties .,-
Tandy Gillis until I 91S when he cf\ for Oranae
Coast College, and for Errioo.
"h's an excellent choice," said Errion.
"He's paid his dues. We've worked very
closely." ·
Corona del Mar Athlcttc Director Ron
Davis said it was only a matter of whether Orri~
wanted the )Ob or not -it was Orris' choice.
Coaching the freshmen for the past I 6
years. in addition to one year as the airls' coach
and one year wnh the sophomores, the 3S...year-
6ld Orris said he expects no changes in basic
philosophy.
~ S3·4A 31,,.,,.
lff-60
571-321
prosram. But foUovnna th0te two, I feel a little
like the Gene Banow of Corona dcl Mar.
"l"ve got bia feet (size I Ss). hopefully I can
fill their shoes."
• · Errion's deci.sion to retire from 0oachtn&
(he'll contioueuanon-campuscoach)docs not
come as a complete shock.
"Everythin' was son of day·tOoday for me
until I JOlbick in th.c fall," said Errion. "I felt
suri>tistnal)l lood in Nov'ember, and I still do.
"l)ust wanted one more shot at 11."
His first team remains No. I with him, the
Jack l"hz-Alex Black.Paul Akin combination
which swcP,t to the CIF 3·A ~rowt'I wil,h • 25-S
record in I 977.
"Those three were as good as any l'vf.ever
had," said Errioo.
But his last one, 11\e last shot. allo shares a
big spot in the record books.
"This team fought its heart out,'' said.
"They did not quit."
• As for his 22 yeais at St. Anthony H1iti 1n
Lona Beach, the t 960 outfit is best re-
membered. "lfl had one year that haunted me.
that was it," recalled Emon, a product of tiny
St. Ambrose College in Oavcrtport, Iowa.
Errion, whose success, court demeanor
and reputation for nose-to-nose, ~an-to-man
defenses were legendary before he ven began
"T'v&learned my basketball here," he said.
"I really consider myself a steward of the
In fact, if there was a suri>rise in the recent
paJl, it was Errion's decision to continue on
after being hospitalized in April of t 98S Wlth a
five-hour vascular surgery to replace an
aneurysm condi~<)n below the aona. ·
"We bad a starter who didn't fm1sh the
scuon and our best player' fouled out in the
(Pleue 11ee SllllIO!f/82) Paul Orrla
7· players
face drug
pen·aities
Commissioner rules
offenders must meet
condttipns to compete
NEW YORK (AP) -Joaquin
Andujar. Dave Parker. Keith
Hernandez and four other major
league players hnked to drug use were
suspended for one year Friday by
Commissioner Peter Ueberroth, but
they still may play 1f they donate I 0
percent of their salaries_• to drug-
prevent1on programs and meet other
cond1t10ns.
In what ~c called "a deep, difficult.
slcep-ehminating decision," Ueber-
roth announced rulings affecting as
IJlany as 24 players. all but one of
whom he interviewed in the past two
month\
UebCrroth said that Andujar,
Parker, Hernandez, Lonnie Smith.
Enos Cabell, Jeff Leonard and Dale
Berra also must submit to random
drug testing for the rest of their
careers a'nd contribute I 00 hours of
drug-related community service in
each of the next two years if they want
to play.
Four more players -Al Holland,
LcG Lacy, Lary Sorensen and Claudell
WashJDJtOo -were given 60-day
suspensions which also W1J I be held in ~beyancc if they follow guidelines
s1m1lar to \hose set down for the other
seven. Another player. Mike Norris,
may also be included in the 60-day
group, Ueberroth said, pending out-
come of his case on drug possession
charges.
Ten othef' players must submit to
drug testing.
j~I kept trying to come back to what
was fair." Uebcrroth said at a news
conference. "that I was not taking the
(PIU;H eee DRUG/BS)
' ·-..
f
~ ........... .., ..............
Second-round Unlden In'ritadonal leader Laura Bauch
chlpe onto the ninth green at Meea Verde Country Club.
•
::.Baugata~es lead . , . . ' with erratic round·
Her 6-under gives her lead
by one at Uniden Invitational
BY CHRIS MONAHAN
~ .... c.rr...... '
Laura Baugh says she has begun to leave her J'h-old-
daughter, Chelsea, at home while traveling on the LPGA
Tour because the youngster ts still learning to whisper.
If the you nger Baugh had been at Mesa Verde
Country Club to watch her mother's second round
Fn~y. she would have found it nearly impossible to keep
quiet. ,. -
Baugh, who has been a bridesmaid eight or nine
times by her own admission, but never won on the tour.
started the day as a co-leader at the Uniden Invitational at
4-under par, but didn't stay there long.
She birdied fi ve of her first 12 holes to go 9-under,
before taking bogies on Nos. 4, 6 and 9, to fin1sh at 6-
uoder and hold a one-stroke lead at the halfway point.
Baugh's two-<lay total of 138 (68-70) tics the Uniden
reco~d set in I 984 by Judy Clark. Back then. the course
played as a par 7 I. instead of 72.
She is followed closely by Muffin Spencer-Dcvhn,
who shot a J...under 6tind is one stroke bade at 5-under.
Right behind those two at 4-under is Mary Beth
Zimmerman.
"I started really well. J was h1mng the ball wclJ and
putting well ," said Baugh. "I JUSt made three silly boglcs.
I was on the fnnge and made good· putts, but misjudged
them.-
.. After I made the bogey on No. 4 (48~yard par 5
with an elevated green~. I felt really bad. because that 1s a
birdie hole. I expect ccna1n scores on certain boles. When!
I do better. that's fine. but when I do wor1e. it's upsetting.
··1 bate to bogey tbe last hole. I'd hke to birdie or par
it, because y,ou end on an up-note. Now I'll come out mad
tomorrow.
Baugh. who said she has recently worked more on her
putting. saw it pay dividends early. She birdied No. I I
(20.foot putt). 13 ( 22-footer) and 14 (IS-footer). On her
other birdie (at No. 2). she sank a 25-foot putt.
"When I putt well, it takes.the pressure.off," she said.
Spcncer~Devlin. who earned her only tour victory
(198 S at the MasterCard International Pro-Am) coming
from six strokes back on the final day, said she stopped
The leaden
J.Aura Bauoh Muffin Soenc:er·DeYHn
Marv Beftl Zimmerman
Barbra M lrrahle
Jan Sttt>hefl50n
Cathv Mone
Holll1 St.CV
Pattv stle«len
. .
The followers
Allee Rittman
Pat Bredlev
Bedtv Pearson
Cindy Rarick
Pennv Hammel
Donna CaPOnl
cattw Kratzert
Kathv Beller
Beth Oenlel
Val Skinner
Amv 8en1
Nencv White-Brewer
Janet Anderson
Al•ullo Hlkaoe
Marci Bozarth
Debbie MasYV
Clndv Figg
.Beth $OIOmOn
Pennv Putz
AJllM>n Flnnev
Robin Welton
LeAnn Cess.dav
SallV l ltllfl
61•70--1•
10-..--13'
10-10-1•
71·70-1'1 •n-w1 •Jr-Hl : 69-72-1" '
61-7)-1" ' .
'
n -10-142 n·-10--1a
69-~142
69-73-:142
71-71-142
7•~61o-1G 10-n-142
7l·71-142 69-,.....143.
69·7+-143
61·7S-10 n -n-1" · 74-7~1.. . 73-71-14A n-n-1 ..
n -6fo-1•5
71-74-145
73-n-i.5
73-72-1•5
1.-11-1•5 , n-n-1•s 76:69-145
n-n-145
watching the leadcrboard abou1 a year ago and simply
plays her own round
··1 make of point ot1not looking." she 58.ld ... A eou~
times when the leaderboard was there while f was tirun;
up putts. I blocked 1t out with my band •.
.. , can't do anything abo'ut what anyone else 1S doillS
and 11's silly to put ~xtra mental pressure on myself."
When asked 1f she considers herself a good com~
from-behtnd player. she responded. ··Absolutely, (traH,
1ng) is my favonte place to be." ·
• The reasoning behind her feelings is simple. "Tm not
used lo being a front-runner I led for the first ~daysat
a tournament 1n Scaulc and d1dn 'twin, but I learned from .
f Pl-..e eee BAUGH~)
Muffin left the ApjJle.for taste of Success
Spencer-Devlin moving up in LPGA ranks,
Uni den field after moving out of New York
~ ---. -
"I didn't want to go back to school
(she quit Rollins College after her
third year) and I wanted a job where I
could travel and meet people. And I
already knew how to play golf from as
a kid. It was the logical choice."
t5-under-par after her 68 on Fnday).
she may JUSt hkc golf enough to stay
around.
The 32-ycar-old Boynton Beach.
was a big reltef." she said "It pro" ed I
could do it. The mone) as good but
it's not the most important thing 10
me. I need to win to feel good ··
UCI seeks
reveng~
vs. Titans
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR ·
She was Down and Out 1n New
York City. But now Muffin Spenccr-
Dcvhn 1s an Up and Comer on the
LPGA tour.
That's after she threw 10 the styling
mousse on her modeling aspirations
and told Frolic Taylor that turn-of-
the-century music halt singing went
out with, well. the tum of the century .
frohc a Job and I couldn7f se11 myself
as a model. so I h1gh-ta1led 1t out of
New York.''
SpenC'eit-Devl1n had alwa)"'I
thought qf herself as "someone who
contd always get her foot in the door
I became an agent because I thought it L. coutdn 't sell myself I could sell
someone else ...
But she hasn't always been a
pragmatic son of a person. She was
the type who would try anything.
"I've probably had 22 car~rs -in
this life," she said. "Who ~nows?
Maybe my next career will be down-
hill sk11ng."
Fla .. resident doesn't share the same
expenencc most of the other women
on the tour have. Wtth almost no
amateur background, Spencer.
Devlin has polished her game on the
tour.
It's taken some ttme. but she·s a
legitimate contender .now. She has
lowered her strokes-per average from ·
77 .39 (1979) to 72.4,2 last year.
"I used to be Frolic's singing
manager," the S-1 1 Spencer-Devlin
said with a laugh. "But I couldn't get
Bul aner discovering lUrn·of-thc-
. century music hall singers weren't 1n
':>1g demand, she fled the Big Apple
and dad the · only logical th mg -
be~ame a professional golfer
This IS\ her seventh year on the
LPGA tour. Maybe the seven-year
itch will hit and she'll move on to
career No. 23. But who knows? The
way she's been pla yi ng at the Unidcn
tnv1tat1onal for the first two rounds
Up to now, Spencer-Devlin (her
last name combines the names of her
father and stepfather) has a single
victory to her c~it, the 1985_
MasterCard International PTo-Am.
"W1nninll. that first tournament
Chargers shockJackraPbits, 54-53
Henderson's 10 inf ourth
sen s Edison to semis
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ... .,..,,... ewt
It may be remembered as the Miracle on
Placentia A venue m years to come. but then again.
maybe it's JUSt part of the game plan for Edison
High's Chargers.
Down by I 4 points in the second half. wnh
starter David Margulies sidelined with li ve
personal fouls. with a two-inch d1sadvanta$e
across the hne and goina against the No. 4 seed 1n
the Lona Beach Poly Jackrabbits, Jon Borchen·~
Chargers raJlied for a S4'-S3 victory Friday night at
Estlncia High School.
The victory sends Edison ( 17·9) into the < If
5-A semifinals at Los Anaeles Sport\ Arena
Wednesdar ntaht aaainst Camino Real Lu1ue
champion SetTt, the No 2 seed
"Tl\e COIChJUst told us at hal01me to run the
offense. counter what they try to do and never gt' e
up," stud Mike Henderson, whose play oil the
bench tn the fourth quaner broke the hcans of the
Jackrabbtts It sent ono.(6-S Demetnus Cam~r)
into a near brcatdown as his coach clutched
around him. takina him to the floor in an
emotional '"ne
Hendcnon, known more for has exploits on
1hc{'lf ro<hamp1onsh1p footbell team at td1son.
haamade ~me impact in the second qu1ner. but 11
wM not un11I Martuhe" fouled out witl't 6 26 It'll
that he became the Chargers' trump card
TJle Chargers had pared the defictt to 41-36 al
that point, but feUback by a 46-36 co\Jll,l before the
big run. ignited by a fou r-point play. on a 20.foot
shot from Rich Smith and two free 1hrows by Ken
Ammann with 5:37 to go. then an 18-foot
Ammann shot and two buckets at the hne by
Henderson. · ·
That brouaht 11to 45-44 and thr C harger.; were
miraculousl y 1n the hunt.
Poly bounced back wtth four huckcts 10 take a
lead whh 44 wconds left. but Hcnde,,on'sbucket.
two free throws and a bank c:hot from the free throw
line kept Edison w1th1n a point ai.53-52.
The Chargers cnlkd time out with l6 secondc:
rc mtun1ng to set up thr potential game-winner
Henderson drove the baseline and h1~ attempt
1n traffic from $hon range m1s~d. hut '" the
r;cramhle Chm C'olc wa~ fnukd and he proceeded
to drop 1n both end'> of a one and-one with 17
'iCcond\ Jen to ''"c Edison 11\ 54-S 3 lead
Camper'\ off-balanced 17-footer bounced oil
the nm, Michael Hemna. a 6-0 \Cn1or with ~I
points, got the ball ond ~hot. hu1 m1'i\Cd. and Smith
rebounded as the gamt ended
"We JUSl 101 our run 1n the 'ICrnnd hall "~td
Borchen. allud1n& 10 a fi"'I hall In which tbe
C hargtr~ appcartd on their -N:l~ out of the pla}Off
"We forgot who v.e were. Jumping around
tryma to block hot\.'' ~td Rorchen "We lo'lt our
conccntra11on ..
The Charac" ppcarcd to lo\C a lot more than J U~t concentration The\ werr down h) a I <l-8
count with I H ltfl 1n the f1r\I quartt'r aOcr
Jump1n,. out 10 on fl fl I~ id
Poly continueo the assault in 1he second
quarter. 1ncludmg a loh-dunk. and into the. third
quarter the Jackrabbits increased the lead to 39-25.
"Yup. yup, yup:· chanted the Poly crowd. a
ntual the Jackrabbit ltke to use in boastmg
superionty.
1:..d1son. however. refused to wilt, held 11
ground for a whJle. then made tls mo"'e to tun the
Jack.rabbits.
Borchen's plan wa~ 10 pack the 1ns1de wtth h1s-
man-to-man defense arld gi ve up the long-range
shot, and Poly responded b) going I 3 for I 9 1 n the
first half.
.. We d1dn't th1nk tht'y <'OU Id shoot that wt>ll."
\aid Borchen. •• i\nd. we didn't thtnk the> could
keep at up ...
Poly hit 2 of81 n the third quarter in settling for
a 4 1-34 lcad, then made Sol I I tn the final scgmt'nt
to give the ChargcN 1he1r opcntng.
"Henderso" wi~ one of our best dunng the
§um mer." said Borchen. wh o d1dn'.i sctm pan.cu
larly ~ut"Qrbed at Hendenon''I I O-po1 nt bur\t 1n the
fin I quan.er
"He can come 1n ·and play an\ pos1t1on."
conttnued Borchcn.
··\.\c JUit didn't think '°meane olT the bt'n~h
could be .that hot:' \aid Pol) < oach ( hm Kinder
Hendenon and Ammann, the latter operat1na
against bo~·•nd-one defenses for the mo t pan.
shal'td h1ah·sconna honors for the winncn \II, 1th 14
point ap1etc. while Doug Katona (I I). Cole (9) and
C\m1th (6) al"o contnbuttd hrav1I)'
9'.atona llOt 1n,1dc tW1~ 'ofT 'lharp •~ 1st from
(Pl•M 9" &01901'/82)
If she wercn·t a golfer. pcncer·
Dcvhn S81d she probabl) would haH
endtd up an acupunctunst. spon s
broadcaster or an astronaut.
You're probably thinking tht'>
docsn·t sound like your average
bonng. rich. run-of-the mill. pol)·
ester-clad pro golfer. -\nd -,.ou'rt·
nght.
Spencer-Devlin didn't come from
the usual mega-buck fa m1I>. JU'>l a
middle class household from Piqua.
Ohio. She cheers for her fello~
tounng pros.
"Well . for one thing. t never wt-ar
polyester:· sh~ said with a gnn 'Tm
JUSt out to have fun. I u~d to livt' the
Bohemian life. but I'm more scttkd
now I had to make a choice hetwt't'n a
CTU) life or this one."
Spencer-Devlin has found much ot
her discipline 1n Ea<.tern
ph1losoph1es. namely Zen and pra~ ·
ticcs Yoga to rclu.
··1 used to watch the scoreboard
when I tint stancd the tour:· she sard
"And 1t put a lot of prcs!>urt" on
mystlf. ow I play m) own round I
can't pill) an) better than I n1n pill)
and I can't do anyth1na about what
<iomcone t'lst ,., doing ou1 there ..
The relaxed attitude t\ pa~ 1ng utl
year b} year. In her .first )ear on I he
tourSpencer-Dcvhn enrnNI a mode'>t s~.527. Last year she pulled to a hclh
$133.372 In fact. evt-f) )t"3r hl'r
eaminJ.<i hav(' gone up wh1k hi·r
'<.·ore'> k~p going down
Her first round a1 Mesa.Verde wa' J
1wo-under 70 Fnday ,he pulled up
nght bchtnd tht' leader. w11h he r hi.I
which ts JUSt where she wants to he
"I hke comma from behind .. 'h{
u1d "Probabh bC'C use that '' v.ht-n-.
rm used to t'Om•nt from If I l<'t
better and stan leadtnl wmc wur·
naments m> an\wer m1 ht chan11C' "
In her onl) tour win, pcn(~r·
r>" ltn came from \!'.\ ~tmke<i hack to
win •t Knollv.ood Count!"\ <. luh in
\\.eitChe1ter Htlli. ' "I've struaJcd to get Y-herc I am:·
,he said "But 11°" ~n good to mt I
thought I v.ould ha"e bttn good
1mmcd1a1el hu1 11 d1dn 1 worl 11u1
that WI)
"Rut I'll tC'll -,.ou 11'' the 11nh
athtudC' 1''1~a'e1n >•k
..
. -----
Anteaters hoping
to reverse earlier
loss to Fullerton
l <. In me ma) hold a 2-0 cdlC
a~a1Mt nin1h-rankcd Nevada-Laa
\-l'~J' follov.ing Thursday's 9S-88 ,11:10~ o'er the Runnin' Rebels, but
thl' 4-n teateM will be trying tO break
C\ l'n against ('al State Fullerton.
The P( >\A basketball foes meet
tht' l"' ening at 7· 30 at Crawford Hall
1n the conference finale for botb
team'> The .\nteaters will.be tryina lO
maintain tht' momentum generated
l'l\ tht upset wrns o'er UNL V bcfof1'
making the1rdebu1 in the PC'AA post·
..ca<oon tournament v.h1ch wtll bes:i•
Thuf\da-, night at the Forum io
l nglc~ood
< al State Fullenon handed UC
one of its conference losses on Jan. 16,
66-54 at Titan c,~m In that game. the
.\nteate~ \Uffercd one of their poor. ~,, \huoung etfons or the scatOn,
nmnr, ttng on tU'lt 41 pc~nt from
thl' field
f ullrn,m v.111 ht' 1uM tryina to earn
.11'11.Hc in the tournamentand netdsa
\I\ ton lOOtllht Of II will jOtn Lona
Bca,h ~tate a~ the teams on the
<.1dehne' nc'.\I week •
The Antcate~ cli nched second
pla\.C tn tht' PC. >\A With 1t VtClOry
,>,C'r l "IL V. coupled w1th New
\.t l'\lll'I '°\t.itc'c, los<i to San Jose t.a te
I ulkrton '' l urrentl~ al 7-10 and 1n a thrct' v.a\ tit' with l It.ah State and UC'
\anta Rnrh.ua for the final ptayofT
ht-nh
H<.1.)l.t'\.C1. the T1tan<i arc at a
d1 ad' an1agc 1n head· to-head
11ebrc. Ir.tr'.\ v.nh l 'tah State and ('
nta Rarbara the) mu t heat ('1
ton11h1 to Qu ltf~ forone of thcspon.
\~ the top.~cd team. evad.a-
l ~., cp' "'a ul'Cd of play1na the 1
o\lo<kaamron Thul"'Mia ap1n tthc
t'1&h11'f.placc rtp~t.allvc UCI wtll
pl \. the ~'enth--pla~ team at a t1me
to be Jeterm1n~ later this -.cckend.
<. I State fulltrton 1 led b JUAtCb "c' m Hcndcnon (I~ 8 av~) and
R1< himt · fonon 11' 7)
In Ofanoe Coeat DAILY PILOT I Saturday, MarOI) t. 19M
1• .;:., ............................................................................................................................................... ..
..
'
'\
.
·:
. . . . r . ~
1
( .
f
t
. .
.
RDISON .. . ~-1 ole and Borchert elltplatneci that
tnuchofh1 team's ucce came from
t>cnet"-tana apm t Poly's pres urt,
ihen find1n1 the open man undcr-
r~~n htt 21 of 40 from the field
ts2.s percent) to offset Pot-y•s 52.6
i>crccnt (20 of 38), and ah hou&h the
h ckrabbitS enJOYcd a bag advantaJe
at the line throuan three petiods, in
)he end tt was Edison's 8-for-8
tabtlities at the line that pulled it out i The Chargers hdd their own on the
}>oards. too. af'Mt'it was Henderson's
~bound with 1.28 left which helped
ro1lk the cl~k another 26 seconds
bt'fore an Edison turnover led to the
..SJ-52 deficit
h wM an emotional game and
aftermath with a near-fight breakrng
out in the third quancr. and fists
flying afterw~rd from lhc frustrated
Jackrabbits
Edison reserve Scott Bar~r. who
d idn't play a minute. finished with a
spilt hp And an Estancia cheerleader.
\\hO didn't even have her home team
to root for. was injured.
Dunng thr gamr Smith was called
tor a teehnacal foul -but 11 appeared
the officials didn't ~cc 11 all
Sm 1th wa\ punched in the stomach
\A.Ith the ball b}' a Poly Qla>er, and he
<;hovcd back. then was shoved again
and slapped on the back ofhts head by
( amper
Ahother teammate IC'ole) came to
~m1th'!t aid. but whl'n order was
rc\tored. II was ~math who was gi ven
1hc 1~ctfo1cal foul
After the game. the ( hargers re-
treated to another r,ecuon of the ~l hool where they \A.NC fort:ed to wait
unul thr parking lot cleared of
\ludents to a\ en an> confrontati ons
Lakers hold off
Suns, 115-103
Jabbar scores 25,
Cooper sinks five
3-potnters in win ----
From AP dl1patclle1
INGLEWOOD -Kareem Abdul-
Jabbar scored 25 points and M1chat'I
Cooper added 20. includin& a club-
record five three-point goals, as the
Los Angelt's Lakers pulled away late
to a 1 15-103 National 'Basketball
Association victory Fnday night over
tM Phoenix Suns.
Two minutes into 1he founh quar-
ter. the Suns were w1th1n 83-79 befoce
the Lakers ran off a I J-3 spun to lead
96-82 lead wi th 8:25 to play. The u~s
could get no closer than I 0 points the
rest of the way.
The! Lakcrs led 55-45 at halfhme.
but the Suns rallied ~hind forward
Walter Davis. who scored 16 ofh1s 30
points m the third quarter. to pull
within 76-73 by quaner's.cnd.
Byron Scott chipped 1n 18 poln ts
and Earvin "MagJc" Johnson added
17 points and 12 assists for Los
Angeles. ·
Larry Nance added 14 points and
Ed Pinckney 12 fo r Phoeni x.
mg.
"We played very well,'' he said.
··our ·auys were hm ina the outside
shots more consistently toniaht. We
ha vc to be more efficient now that our
big hneup is not in there."
Riley said Cooper's three-point
exhibition opened thing& up for the
Lakcrs 1nstde. •
"(Cooper's shooting) takes a lot of
the burden off our insjde game," he
said. "He's ~en bitting them pretty
consistently. He's worked hard on the
shot and has a nice smooth stroke.''
Spnggs. st.aning in plaoc of inj~
James Worthy, finished with 12 point~ for the Lakers.
* Celtic. roll put CUppen
~ BOSTON -The Boston Cclt1C\
scored the first seven points and.
~hind 26 points each from Kevin
Mc Hale and Robert Parish. cruised to
their 16th consccuti ve home victory,
I 24-108 over the Los Angeles Chp-
pcrs.
The Cclttcs, who improved their
home record to 25-1. never trailed.
built a 62-51 haJrumc lead and stayed
on top by from eight to 19 points the
rest of the way. It was the founh
straight vic;tory for Boston and Los
Angeles' third consecutive loss.
Serra (22-4) c1d.,.anced lo Wednes-
t1.ty's semifinal'>"' 11h :in ~6-70 \ 1ctory
,,,er P1u'i X
Ediaon '•·Mike Hendenon (left) looks for an
open man, and Doug Katona applle. de-
0.-, ..... ,......"' ... lot!W-
f enelve preaaure on ~ong Beach Poly'• De-
metrius Camper In Chargers' 54-63 win.
The Lakers jumped out to a 32-22
lead after one quarter on the strength
of a well-bala nced attack:. Abdul-
Jabbar. Cooper and forward Larry
Spnggs each 'had sill points in the
opening quaner.
Lak.er Coach Pat R1lry said he was
pleased with his team·souts1dc shoot-
The Clippers mounted a minor
threat by scoring eight straight points
after Boston grabbed a 9~-83 lead
ear;ly in the founb quarter. Rory
White and frankhn Edwards had
four points each to cut the advantage
to 99-91 wtth 7:25 remaining.
SPORTS BREAK
Bradley 'tripped'
way to conf ¢rence
. basketball crown
FTom AP dispatches
PH )RI".. 111 -Brad le~ Coach Dick
Versace '-'Orrtcd that hie, players might be
'"at each other"' thr<>al., .. after a 15-day tour
of Ita l}' la\t Jul\ lnc.teau. the> 've heen at
each oth1:r"\ \tdt·\ t reating an e"<traord1nar: basketball
season lor the 11th-ranked Bra\C\
"The\ ha'e a bond ofiogetht'rnc\s that most team<.
don't ha\t~ " ~1d the 44-)car-nld Versace ··The
chem1~" of th1\ team has 1ust ele\atcd 1heir Incl of
pla> and their po1-.c •
·· .\nd )OU lo.no"" '-'C 'c hccn luck) tou
The: team ha\ ""on I~ game'> b> four or fewer point\
and eight b~ onl" a point or l'-'O Th~ Bra-. es \A.on \\I.Ke
\\Ith "hat fan\ celebrate d' m1rade pla\\ -90-foot
1nboun~ passc'I from senior Jim Les to Mlphomur1:
Hrr~> Ra"" I>. ins. ""ho each time t'-'l\ted 1n m1d-a1r and
sank long1umpcr<, \I.1th no time lrh
Bradle~ l41th two \Cn1or'>. two 1un1or\ !>C\Cn
sophomores and two fre.-,hmen . captured the f1ssoun
Valley ( onferrncc champ10f1.'ih1p on Feb ~O -the
third Valle> crov.n 111 VeN1<.t .. •>e1ght )car<. al 1hc. S.0011·
'itudent pnvatc uni vers11\
Going 1n10 Thursda~ night\ regular-..cason finJk
,against conlcn:nc.t.' rival lod1ana ~late. Bradle> boa\tl'd
the longest v.1nn1 ng streak among maJur colleges "'llh
19 straight. .rnd had ~he hc'>I record for a Dw1s1011 I
'!choo( at 2X-I
A v1ctOJ) over Indiana State would_mean thc fir,t
perfect conferl'ncc c,ca\on IQr a Valle) team. a1 I fi.(J
since Indiana ~late did 1t l">eh1nd \tJndout l.arT) Bml 1n
1974
Quote of the day
Al McGu1rt. anal\<,t on "'B< college ba'.lket
hall tcleca\1'1 f)O th( meeting<, Jim 'vahano '4111
ha"e toenClurt,nn"" that the Nonh ( amhna ~ullc
<.oath ha\ been named athlet1<. director lor the
~nllpalk ·in academia. all those facuh)' people
lO\C meeting' The) lu-.c to \moke pipe<. \o 11
"ou h;ne a p•i:x: \mokc.-r 1n a meeting. he tal>.c\ ;!()
minute\ II H •u ha\C three pipe <,mokcr<o \OU
blov. an hour ·
Jets grounded by Islanders
\t ornl '""" r on wn<,t shots a<o the ~~· ,
\ic1rra11 <lckn\Cman Denis Potvin ~
'<iril l\Jandcr\ heat Winnipeg.. 6-3. 1n a
-...at1nnal li(lt kc.-' League game Friday
n1gh1 Pot' 1n '>l<>red in the fir'it and third pcnod" as the
l\litndt·r\ h,1ndrd the lei\ their fifth los\ 1n s1A games
f l<,c.·v.h('w 1n the NII I Wa1t Podduboy, recalled le"'
lhJn .i m11nth Jgo lrom the minor league'>. scored thrc1:
((Oal\ lti ll'Jd f l!rontu 1(1 a 7.' \,lltOry over DctrOll, thl'
Kl·d ~in~\ n1n1h ton..ctut1vc defeat The vie.wry
\lret1 hl·d thl founh place Maple· Leafs' lead to 15
poin t\ 11\l:f thl' Kl·d "'-tng< in the "'oms D1v1s1on
C 111ahe R1 rbard ~vlg,11y k 1cked aside 35 shots and
Ptttr Stastny '>( 11rld onc.t' and added 1wo assists a\
<Juehct ht·at fiull.ilo '·-2 r he "ord1ques \napped j
Ii c-gamt· l"''ntt \tn·ak Jnd mmed 10 w11htn t""'o pc11nl\
of .\dam .. I'' 1\1on·leading ~ontreal St~vt
T1mbtllin1 \1 • rnl l\1.1< l c1nd Stao Smyl added a goal
and r ""'' a'"'l' a' \. ancou1ter broke a nine-game
""1nle\\ \lrt·c1 k h~ ht:allng Ph1ladelph1a. 3-1
Bubka vaults to indoor best
"f \.\ Y<HU... Pole \Juliet Sergei
Ruhka ol th< \o~ wt I nion .ind \pnnter
l\.'lanta fl.1H h 111 I J\I C 1nm.11w 'ima'ihed
world 1nd11or ht•\I\ h1ghllgh11ng a rccor<l-
~hattcnng l '> \ Indoor I ralk and Field Cham-
p10n\h1pc, I nd•1~ night 1n Mad1\0n ~uarc Garden
Tht• 2:' )l'ar old liu hka rtl1p\Cd 1he world indoor
bc1it Jn thr f)<1lc 1,aull dt•ar1Jlg 19-61 • on til\ '>clond
a11rmpt. cracking lht!' m.irk of 19-~1·• he h:id ..ct a week
ago 1n lnglt'wood
Tht' \t'nt'r.1hk ''J \("Jr 11ltl Koch added to her
cache of "-'nrld indoor hc:'l' .ind world outdoor record\
by capwnng thr women ., 2:!0-yard da\h m 22 XIJ
..ccond\ hreak1ng thr mark nf .2~ '15 t'\tahlt-.hcd la\I
>car lh trtpk Ohmp1< 1v1ld mcdall\1 Valene Bn\<o-
Hook of the I n1tecl \t.tlt'\
Longahot Knox lead.a by one
(ORAL \PRI"(,\ Fla -Long\hot l!I
Kcnn)' Knoic put togetht'r .1 h1rd1e h1rd1t'
rin1sh 1n a chill)' Jn11lr and rr1.11ned a one
shot lead Friday 1n the \CCond round of tht
Honda ( lan1c
"I \\ante<.l tht' lead hy m}\f'll I wantt>d 1n lencJ fut
two dar.\ 1n a row That'\ 1<1mcth1n& I "t never done
before. • Knoic "id •
•
Erving' s half court shot Wins it
Julius Ervh1g h11 a hallcoun. three-m
point <,hot al the bu11er Fnda> night to give
Philadelphia a 12,-120 Nat1ol}al Baskeh
bJll \ss0<.1auon \ 1cton-O\'er Dallas.
En 1ng. "ho ma.de the dcsi>crauon -;hot on the run after
Philadelphia inbounded the ball in the back coun w11h
JU~t 1wo <>econds left. fint\hcd with 2() po101s ,. In other
NH-\ action. George Gtrvln scored 26 points. including
11 in 1hc 'th1rd quarter. and·Ch1cago's defense hekl
World B. Free to JUSt 12 points as the. Bulls scored a
I 16-96 victory over Cleveland .
Detroit ..ct a club rewrd with It\
10th COO!J,Crut1'vr VICtOI) J
115-103 lnumph over Atlanta
b lab Thomas led the Pistons \Ao Ith
30 points and Bill Laimbeer
added 21 Olla Birdsong scored
eight ofh1s 28 points in the founh
quaner and Buck Williams added
20 po1hts and I 3 rrbounds as NI.'""
Jersc-. rallied fo r a 113-110 \lt-
tory over San Antonio . Ricky
Emng Pierce scored s1J1 of h1\ eight
founh-quaner points 1n an 11-2 Milwaukee streak that
broke open a close game and ga vr the Buch a I 0th
con!.Ccutl\C\ 1uory, I 02-84 over Washington (1uard
Lar ry Drew 1r1ggered a su rge 1hree minutes into the
final quancr lO \end 'iacra mcnto to a 121 -100 'lctor:
O\er Indiana extending the Kings· longest w1nn1ng
\treak of the \t'a'><JO to six game'i Regglt Tbeua was the
high ~urer lor l.)acramento wnh 27 point~ and he ;iho
wa<, ned11ed "'llh 15 assist\.
DeCinces tries his hand at first
M E~A Arll _; Doug De( IOCC\ m
v.orked out al fir<,t base f nda> dunng tht•
Angel\' lir<,t full-squad workout th1Bpnng.
\ecmingh \uppon1ng rumors he ma)
\witch from third base to first this year
But Manager (1enc \1auch <;quelcbed tha1 f)<1\s1-
b1ht} \ay1ng rookie ~all) Jo)ner 1s the leading
cand1da1e tO pla) first
.. Doug worked out Cat first) last year. too <JOI)
nobod\ nollted then ." ..aid '\fauch. who ha\ to rt· plate
Rod (art~ and had mentioned the poss1h1ht) nl lir'>l
ba\e he1ng lt:'J\ \trenuou\ to l>c( ince<>' frag.1lc bad ..
'
Television, radio
TELEVISION
9 30 am -MOTOR SPORTS IM \A aul11
racing trom R1vcrs1de, Channel 9
11 am -WRESnlNG Channel 9.
11 a m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL
:--.otrc.-Dame '<. Marqucue. Channel 2
11 . J<J a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 56.
Noon -COLLEGE BASKETBALL Dl'-
Paul al UCLA, Channel 4
. I p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL. Utah
State at.:-lew Mexico State. Channel 56.
I p.m. -COLLEGE. BASKETBALL llh-
nm~ at Georgia Tech. Channel 2
I p.m. -WAR OF THE STARS: Channel 7
I.JO pm GREATEST SPORTS
LEGENDS· Channel 7
2 p.m. -GOLF PC'iA lourney from (oral
Spnngs. Fla . Channel 4 .
2 pm -SKUNG World Freestyle Cham-
p1onsh1ps from T1gncs. France (lape). ( hanncl 7
J pm -COLLEGE BASKETBA LL Wa,h-
1ngton at Anzona Statr. Channel 4.
l pm -BOWLING Pro lournq from
\illwaukee, Channel 7
1 p m -WRESTLING. ( hanncl 56.
4 p m -MOTOR SPORTS: From AStot
Park (~pc). Channel 56
4 P. m. -MOTOR SPORTS· M1arn1 ( 1rnnd
Pm , C hanncl 34.
4· JO p m -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS
Boxing -Tyrell B1w vs David Be>. hravy-
wc1gh1-.. 10 rounds, from Lancaster. Pa (lape).
Horse racing -Flonda Derby, from Hallandale,
Fla. (delayed). Channel 7.
5 p.m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL· Wa!>h-
1ngton State at An10na. ( hannrl 2.
5·30 p.m -GYMNASTICS Cal 'itate
Fullcnon vs. l.)tanford. Channel 50.
6 30 pm -PRO BASKETBALL l..akcrc; a1
Phoenix < hanncl I/
RADIO
Noon 7' COLLEGE BASKETBALL· De
Paul at {I( LA. KMPC (710)
' p m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL l '~
at 1anford K NX C 1070)
6 JO p m -PRO BASKETBALL. Laker<. at
Phoen111. KLAC 1570)
7 30pm -COLLEGE BA KETBALL Cal
me l-ullcnon at UC ltvtnc KPZE (I 190k
KWRW CJ'l70)
7 30 pm -COLLECE BASKETBALL
Nevada-Lu Vcaas t Lo na Beach uate, KWl')W
( 1600)
7:30 pm -P.RO HOCKE Y Montreal at
Kinas. KGIL ( 1260)
•
...
FY ho-pesto iron out win
.Baron girls c ha llenge Gahr
in CIF qua.rterfma ls tonight
Clower. who has been sidelined with an arm tnJUI)
Clower put in t1mr against Mater De11n the second round.
and may ~ used spanng)y 1on1ght.
"DentS( 1s doing a fine JOb.:· Strausbcg said ... When
we use Kem. she .will be responsible for running the
offense.''
Those six Barons al'!o share cxpenence. Cook.
Wahn. Lawler. G1elarowsk1 and Clower are seniors.
Hy llARO" FRl'TOS
0t '"" o.i11 '"''°' It•"
Bl'tlt'r hide the wnnkh;~ ( 1ahr. ·caus~ hl"re comes the "I thin k the fact they've had some expcncnce
IO$ether ts cen ainly a benrfi t. I think that's the biggest
th1ng,JuSt the CApcncnce·they'vc had together thcJast two
or three yea rs," Strau!tberg added.
pre\<, •
. f,oun1:.11n Valky 1!1gh·\ Barons arf'headed for your
g)m 1on1ght (7·1());llld they've already steamed by their
fir\! .two opponents in the (IF 4-A girls basketball
pla~off, Tht· Ra rune; have a way offinding thl" creases Hl
am game pldn. dnd taking 11 apan at the seams.
The rcliab1ht) of her stan1ng new is also a plu.-.. '
Straus~rg said.
f ountain Valle) (24-5) will probably see a tighter
gaml' aga1n'>1 th<' C1lad1a tors than 11 has thus far 1n post-
sea\on pla)-
"One thing that's helped us 1s we don't have a star
Pf11losoph1cally. I've never tried to have any kind of plays
patterned to go around one person. so that gives tne other\
the opponuntty to score." she satd.
(iahr tht• \an ( 1abncl Valley League's No. 2 entry. 1s
a health) 25-4 and was second onl) to second-seeded ·
L ~nv.ood 1n lt.>ague compe\111on .
"When you makr someonr the star ... Straus~rg
said. "sometimes >"OU end up depending on one persoh
and they're not on. I'\ c worked trying to make people
realize it's a team efTon What the girls end up doing 1s
creating or rccognmng who they want to have the ball.··
But ( arol Strau.,bcrg''> Sun'it't League champions
ha\ ca d1<.11nc1 ltkrng for the run. thr full-coun pre-ss and
aggrc<.\!On And the Baro ns have other options.
'Td de'iCnbe our team 8'> a team that en1oys
running.·· Strausl">erg said "'They enJOY ant1c1pating
pa\se'> \leahng the hall. The) cnJO) working from end
lt ne 111 end It ne ..
Lea Young. another senior. can step into Che guard
spot at any 8JVCn time. "Her specialty 1s defense. She halo
quick hands." Strausberg ~•d
Others contnbuting in substitute roles are Am)
Johnson and Stacey Htsaka. Johl\SO n, another senior
takes thr power forward or po~t spot, and H1saka enter'
the forward slot
And that'<. onl> the beginning .
The Raron\are balanced Susan Walin aHrages nine
point\ pt>r gaml' Da'-' n Lawler has pul in 11 , Melissa
Handle) ha'> pumped in· 12 and Jack.le Cook contnbutcs
I 3 per contc'>t.. ·
Dcn1<,d 11claro-...-;k1 . who is expected to complete the
starting hncup. 1<,n't scoring as often as her 1eammates,
ma1nl) hci:au\l.' '>he has onl y starled a couple of gami:s.
Sht· hc1\ filled the' guard <,pot for regular starter Kem
"I think cond1t1on1ng 1::. a real factor, .. she said
"Even though we decisively beat Pasadena and Matrr.
De1, they're both teams Jhat we applied pressure to. We
con tinued to run a lot In the ca~ of Pasadena, we JUSt
wore them down and they 1ust ga ve up."
Monarchs win
56th straight ·
I O'<, Rf AC H -\i1a1er Dt'1's
unhratt·n and l'io I -.eedcd Monarchs
rolled to their 27th \ 1c tor) th1c, year
and 5nth o'er a l\l.O-)cttr \pan as they
hru\ht·d a\ldt' the St ·\nthony 5a1nts
Fnda... n1~ht at Long B<"ach City
C ollcge 7 .-6 l, 10 ad\ anle to the ( Ir
~ .\ ba<,k1:thall semifinal\
<,tuart Thoma\ 11 XI and Le Ron
f Ille, I 15) paved th~ wa) for the
-\ngelul> League t:hamp1ons, who'll
meet St Bernard in lhe semifinal-;
Wednesay night al the Los Angeles
Spon s Arena.
Mater De1 had a 37-2 1 lead with 21/i
minutes left in 1he -.ccond quaner
before sct1l1ng for the n1 ne-po1nt
dcc1s1on.
Sophomore Kevin Rembert led
Monarch rehouding with nine 1n a 16·
minute <;pan
Thomas added <;eve n rebounds.
h1tt1ng 6 of 15 from the firld, while
Eilts had four rehound'i. going 7 for 14
from thr field
(iuard Tom Pcaho<l} had nine
asw.t'I for the Monarch\
OCCwomen
fall, 8 .3-82
Omngc ( oa\t College came from
I 5 f)l'J1nt\ down 10 11e Saddleback with
less than 10 ~conds 10 go. 82-82, but
the (,auchm connected on a free
throw with '!even seconds left \O cap
an K3-K2 win over the Pirates 1n the
lint round uf the women's Shaugh·
nl''>S) pln yofT' a~ Fullenon College
Frida> night
( onnae Wa1kle \<"ortd a gamr ·ht&h
54 points to kad ddleback into the
~ond round toniaht at 7 aga1n'lt
Fullenon
L1~ humaker "'ored 24 potnt\,
Mclma feJdas7 added 19 and Amy
Hathcod chip~ 1n 16 10 lead
Orange Coast which fin1~hcd w11h a
23-8 record
In a collc&e game
Loni Bea<'ll Stat~ tO, UC lr~lne H :
Carol Brandt scortd 26 po1n., and
Fayt Pa1ae added 22 H the 49en ·
'1.l)'cd unbeaten (I t-0) tn the p( A
with the con' 1ncina wm at Crawford
Hall
• !'lc'I for l C I ,, th(' o~n1n of 1hc re "" Toumomrnt lo\>hKh hcgtM
nnt Thur\<l,1\ n1,ht ill.I on& Reach
' ~
~·
E'RRION OUlf, ORRIS IN. • • F~mBl
playoffs against Monrovia "
He hstcd his lop 11 choices from
,Jm-eorona dcl Mar tour-~ginning
w11h · Tuz. Black and Akm ('77).
followed by David Kochler, Chns
Johnston. and Rich Kindorf ('79).
frff Pnes, Mark Spinn and Steve
Moore C8 I) followed by Mike Hess
C83) and Jeff Fryer ('86).
·T ve probably missed some." said
Emon ... I'll tell you something. the
Ones you never forget are Paul Akin.
Mark Rains and Scan Turner.
"Turner fou&ht his hcan out, and
s0 did Rains. They had hean. hustle
and desire. You just can't go wrong
with that type. They were all similar.
It was always 'whatever you wanted done.····
Putting the list in ordt"r was
impossible. but No. I is clear It wa::.
Akin. the playmaker who led the '77
squad
Emon inhcntcd a powcrhou!><!
squad which went 25-1 under Gillis in
1976, hut 1t was also a team beset by
ind1 v1dual personaltt1es.
"Without Akin that lint year 1t
would have been very difficult." !>aid
Emon .. Hr wall a tremcndou~ly
unifying forcr."
Another force 1n thr Emon camp
has been hls wif~. Connie.
"She's the reason I made 11 through
36 years.'' satd Em on "She was my
best ~n."
Gillis left Corona del Mar in 1976
with a sparkling record (four league
championships and 'SC&sons of 2S-l .
26-2 and 23-3 in his six-year tour).
with a reputation to match.
But Errion was equal to it and said
he never did feel the pressure of past
succcs'i at Corona dcl Mar.
"I knew what I wu going to do and
I wasn't going to change. But reall y.
especially on defense. whatever
change was very small."
Another un1fy1ng force for CdM
basketball. according to Emon. has
bccn the constant source of u~f ul
bench·poWeT.
··wr·ve aJwayi. had thrtt or four
seniors. those who get about a m1n~tc's play at thc rnd o(the game.
who would practice all-out
"It's unusual thcy would stay Wlth
the proaram and to the overall cn:d tt
of the program And. thcrc's aicat
eamaradene here bclwten ports."
Errion's teams v.cre known forone-
po1nt victories in sub-SO po1n1 pm"
while at t. Anthony, contrasuna to
his faster. h1&her-sconna team• at
Corona.
"\\.'hen the full-coun lOne prt~'
Jack ltrrton
becamr popular you had to pick up
the tempo." ex plained Emon "And.
at Corona dcl Mar. the first year I had
good rebounding and good team
speed. Players coming up had a fac;tcr
mcotahty in mind ...
Much of Corona's success has ~en
the ".role pla yer" and 11 began a1 the
freshman level under Oms.
"By the end of their frosh-soph
summer camp we have a preux good
idea where they should ao. · said
Emon. "And by the time Paul wth
through with them they lcnew where
ttiey ntted and took pride in it
"Someone else who deserves credit
ls Roy Jenkin at the boys club. He
has them as third and founh arader>
and they play nothing but man
def en st'.'
"And of cou~ I had an adman!\
trat1on here. All I had to ,do wu
coach."
Oms' coaching back.ground con·
s1sts solely ofh1scndeavo" at Corona
, dcl Mar.
A Long Beach Wilson Htah prod
uct. hr spent two years at Lona Beach
(tty College. then was srad uatcd
from Southern MethodtSl l ln1ver
"ty. gctt1n1 ht~ tcach1n1 crcdent1alu1
Lont Beach State.
"l vc tncd to do the !lame.lhina!I ...
he said. "I don•t sec the proaram
chan11na, hopefully. We'll stijl he a
man defense. but I'm a httle con
~at1vc. lfwe everoecn up in tl 1110\
vou can ha'e m)' JC>h •
~----------------------------------------------_....__.,._,. ____ ----· --
)
Orange Cont D~ILY PILOT/Saturday, March 1, 198e 81
•
Jan 8tepheneon react. ·to a mtued putt
(left) and to a ahot that landed lD the
......~----bmiker d~ the MCODd roa.nd of the
Unlden In'Titailonal at.lleea Verde CC.
BAUGH LEADS UNIDEN FIELD BY ONE . . . • • •
From Bl
IL If af\cr tomorrow. rm leading. I'll
Lr)' 10 4o my best (lo wtn)"
She said the 1cey ·lo wanning 1s
citaying close and playing cons1s1en1-
ly.
, "Only Bonnie Lauer played well
enough 10 bnng this course 10 its
knees." she said. 'Td rather have a
long stnng of pars than b1rd1e, bogie.
birdie, bogie."
Lauer, who won the tournament in
1985 at I I-under, tried to charge back
Fnday af\er a disastrous opening
round. She shot an 8-over 80 Thurs-
day, but came back with a 2-under 70,
missing ttie cut by one stroke. which
was placed. at 5-over 149.
Several of the LPGA 's bag names
missed the cut, including Jane
Blalock and Alice M1lltr. each at 7-
over 151 , as well as Betsy King at I 0-
over 154.
Said Zimmerman. who won her
first LPGA tournament last week 1n
Arizona, "I played more consistent
today. I htt more greens and mo~
fairways. I had 31 puns today. versus
26 yesterdiiy. t_>ut I stall putted pretty
well.
"I was a httle a(J'lnd of a letdown
after last week, but I'm hilling well
and putting wtll. When I played the
pracuce rounds, I was up in the air. I
didn't even realize I was playing golf.
''After yesterday (2-under 70. the
same as Friday), I knew I was back an·
the ballgame."
The 5-4. 115-pound Zimmerman as
a surpnsingly long hitter for her slight
build and explains her success this
way: 'Tm all muscle. I have stronJ
wnsts for such little arros."
Gallery favorite Jan StepbensoJl
01ned w1th second place on and olf
during her round. Staning the day at
3-under, she reached 5-uoder twice,
the second time only four boles from
the clubhouse.
But two late bogeys (on No. 6 and 9)
dropped her back to-3-under-par 14'1
(69· 72), three strokes behind Baugh.
"I hit the ball better yesterday
(:rhursday). I missed. a lot of greens
and bad some bad lies, so I bad no
chance to scrambl~ for pars."
Stephenson. who worried about the
greens getting harder as the tour-
nament progrciscd, said that problem
did not materiallZe Friday.
. .
"The greens didn't get harder. but
the) were bumpy playinf an after-
noon round," she said. " t's still an
advantage playing a morning round. DRUG PENAL TIES·. • • ··1 prefer playing late-early rather
than early-late, but tomorrow all the
leaders wall be playing at about the
same ume."
l"roQI. Bl
players out of the pme, but instead I
was lctttng them 11ve bac.k to the area
of society that caused them their
.problems."
Ueberroth also:
··outlined plans for his office to
take over all drug testing from the
clubs.
•Called on teams to t1ghen access to
locker rooms. ·
•Exonerated forrner Pmsburgh
player Willie Stargell of any wrong-
doing.
•Banned any major or minor
league club from having any associa-
tion with another forrner Pirate. John
Milner, who is retired and refused to
meet with Ueberroth.
Shonly after his statement was
released, Ueberroth said he was
"gemng reaction that I was too tough,
and' I'll probably get reaction that I
wasn't tough enough."
ft was the first major drug-related
action agarnst players by Uebcrroth.
who succeeded Bowie Kuhn as com-
missioner 1n October 1984. Earlier
this week. the NBA banned New
Jersey Nets guard Micheal Ray Rich-
ardson for ~pcated cocaine use.
Any of the players involved may
file a gnevance and have 1t heard by
an impan1al arbitrator. Don Fehr.
executive director of the MaJOr
League Players Assoc1at1on, said 1n a
statement released in Kansas Ctty
that his offi ce would review the
matter "1n detail with each player
involved and his counsel. No de-
c1s1on will be made until that consul-
tauon is made." .
Jn the case of Andujar, the "volun-
Uiry contribution" means the former
21 "'14me winner for the St. Louis
Cardinpls, traded to Oakland after
last season. would have 10 pay
S 115.000 to a drug-prevention pro-
gram, based on his 1986 base salary of
S 1.15 million.
Ueberroth's decree would cost
Hernandez, of the New York Mets.
$135,000.
"Holy mackerel' I, don't under-
stand tt," Hernandez said. according
10 his agent, Jack Childers.
"We all heard what the com·
missioner said." said Cabell. a mem-
Rain slows
down Dodgers
VERO BEAC H (AP) -Except for
a late round of batting practice, rain
washed out the Los Angeles Dodgers'
scheduled spnna workout Friday
Instead, players spent the day an
their Dodaenown cl ubhouse going
over battina. runn1na and defensive
s11nals wtth coach Joe Amalfitano,
and rcvlewina h1mna with batttng
instructors Manny Mota and Ben
Hines. ·
"Fundamental, arc a vtry 1mpon·
ant pan of the pme," said Dodier
Manaaer Tom Luorda "They can
act you out of an innina and help you
win a bJllpme.
"It', not always a home run that
beat, you. 11'1 your failure to e•ccute
the fundamentals Eite<:uttna the fun-
damentals can make the d1fTerence
between wrnnin• and lo,1nl "
ber of the Los Angele9 Dodgers who
must pay $45.000. "I'm JUSI going to
do what he wants me to do. I've
always wanted to get 11 over with."
It will cost Parker. an outfielder for
Cincinnau. $87,500. The price to be
paid by the others: $85.000 by Sm 1th.
left fielder for the World Champion
Kansas City Royals: $80.000 by
Leonard. an outfielder for the San
Francisco Giants. and $51.250 h)
Berra. an infielder for the New York
Yankees.
Z1mmerrnan echoed Stephenson's
remarks about the much-heralded
greens. sayrng. "The greens wt~ very
spiked up in the afternoon. I had
several pulls jump ofTl ine."
Overall Stephenson was accurate in
her predictions about the course
being tou~er the second day. During
the opening r-0und, I 0 players shot
scores 1n the • 60s, while Friday's
second round produced only four
sub-70 rounds. Spen~r-Devlin. with
her p9. was the only one among the
tournament leaders.
The con1nbut1ons may be ta x
deductible.
Uniden golf scores
(al MaY Verde CC ) Hattller Ferr 77·7C>-1'7
Leura B•U9h 6'·70-131 Heetner Drew H·n-111
M S9ftcr·Dvln 70·69-139 Amv AICOll 13·74--147
M Zlmmermel'I 70-70-140 Barb Bunkowskv 73·75'-141
Barbre Mlzrahle 71·70-141 AvakoOllerno)o 7'·72--141
Jen sreonenwn 6'·n-11 1 JiAv ENl1·Sam1 71·7-141
Cathv M4r-. 6'·7l-141 Bart> T11<>m11 7•·6,_UI
Hotll1S1acv 69·n-111 M4!rien.H11111• 77-71-141
Partv si.-n 6'·7l-141 Shefrl Tur~ 11 74--141
Allee Rllzmen n -70-112 Laurie Rlllker 7S·7)-UI
Pat Bredin n -70-1'2 JO<lv llo-.n1na1 71·74--141
Bec1<v PH!M>n '9·7)-142 Carotln• GOWll'I 13 75'-141
Clnov llerlek 69·7l-142 Date E~1n11 70·19-149
Pennv IUmm.i 71·71-142 Nencv LedDell•r 11 7S-149 Donna Ceoonl 74·61-142 Lori Wall 71-7S-149
Catnv Krelzerl 10-n-112 Shwlev Fur!Ong 75·71-119
Kethv Be.._r 11111-112 Chrl1 Johnson 71 71-119
BelhDenlel 697-1'3 DMcHalf1• 74·7S-119
Vet Skll'IMr .,,,.,_113 Krl1ll Arrlneron 7•-7S-149
Amv Benz 6'·7S-1'3 OffdM L11ker 13·76-149
N Whlt .. Brewer n -n -144 M41rlha NauH 72·17-149
Janel Anelenon 71·7<>-I« Jeckl• B1rl1Cl'I 71·77-149
AllUkO Hlkege 73·7~1U '•led to Qua4lfV
Marci Bozer111 72·72--IU Kim Shipman 72·71-ISO Debbi• Me11ev 77·61-10 Karhv Polltewell 76·7-ISO
Clndv Flge, 71·7-145 Nencv SCrantol'I 75·7S-ISO
Beth Sotomlltr 73·n -115 Lori Garbacz 76·74-ISO
Penl'lv Putz 13-72-145 Kathv Hitt 15·7S-ISO
A"lson Flnntt 74·71-145 Bonnie Lauer I0·7C>-ISO
Robin Walton 73·72-145 Ro1t1 Jones 75·7S-ISO
L•A"" Cauaoav '16·69-145 Nancv Rut>ln 77·73-ISO
S.llv Llllle 72·7>-145 T11ere-. Henton 74·76-ISO
CotlHn Welker 7l·7l-146 M J Smlrn 14 16-ISO'
Merlene FIOvCI '2·74-146 S Farwlt 75 7S-ISO
Katl'lv Whltwonll 71·72-14' Sus.n Tonkin 71·71-ISO
Mlr19Yen w u 76·70-146 OeOof'el'ISkln,,.r 7576-151
Pell! Rizzo 72·74-116 O.b Rlcl'lerd IO·ll-151
BaYerlv Klan 71·7S-1"6 Jerllvn Brill 7'·7S-ISI
Jull lnkller 75·71-146 Jene BlllOCk 77·74-151
SflellavH1mlln 1J-n-146 Clnov Mectt•v 7774-151 Jena Crefltr ~-11-14' M Ftn·Oolll 75·1t-15l
JudV Dickinson n ·74-146 • M McGeorcie 75·76-ISI
Liii Young 73·13-146 Allee M•ller 13·71-151
Jene! CoMl 7S-n-t•7 LYM ConMfty 73·7t-ISI
JoAnne Carner 73-74-147 JaM LOCI< 7l·7f-151
Mlnov Moor• 73·7._147 Jene G.doel 7S 76-ISI
P11 Mev•n 74-T>-147 M BteOwelder 16·76-152 Catl'IY Jolln11on 1S· n-147 Dewn Coe 7S 77-151
S. 8trloi.cclnl 7)-1.,_10 Cathv Ravnold1 71·7-IS?
N Yo1lllk.1we 77·7S-1S2
s.nore HIYnl• 77·7S-1S2 Sal'ldre P1tmer 11-74-152
S hkel'lellll 74·71-IS2 l(a~ Young 7S·77-IS2
M.Arv 0.LOl>ll' 7S-71-1S3
T Fredrlc1<10n 71·75'-153 ePetrl Sinn 7l·llO-IS3
Mlllle hffeolll 77·76-153
B Pen0er1111t 79-74-153
LeUl'i P11er1on 71·7S.-IS3
IC.I V Kennedy 77·76-153 Lauran Howe 77·76-153
Meroerel Ward 7S·79-IS4 Deni-. Slreblg 90-74-IS4
Jo Ann Wellllm 77·77-1S4
LYM Adam1 16-71-ISI
Miki Odl 7S-79-IS4
Kerin Mundinger 11·76-1S4
Bellv K1"9 79·1S-IS4
A llelnharCll 14·llO-IS4 • Mitzi Edoe 11·76-IS4
Vicki Alvarez 77·71-ISS
DeOOll Hell 80-75-155
LenoteMureolle 11-77-ISS
Olt·HM Ku 7S·llO-IU c Mon!~ 79-77-156
C Chert>onnler 12·74-156 Joen Delk 12·74-156
D Cl'l1nc11~ 77·19-156 Joell Jove• 11·76-157
?la Nll11on 77·90-157
Bevertev D1vl1 ' tl·76-1S7
Solle Pevar 11·76-157/
Sl1 Semen 90-71-151 Dlennt D1111v 11-77-151
Debt>M Au1lln 19-79-151 e.11v Barrell 12·76-151
snerr1 Stalnl\auet' 71·11-ISt
1(1yOllO lkoma 11•71-ISf
Pem Allen 11-71-lst
• M Wllllmtre 77·0-160 Kris MoNQtlln 16-74-160
J l(ollll\lll 12-79-161
Liit,. P"rwn • eo-n-1'2 Ll"49 Hunr n·n-164
8eckv LerlOl'I u -to-164
SlllrOl\,8arr111 90-..,_1'6
Today's starting tlmes
8.40-Chris John'lon, Dale Eggehng
8:50-Jack1e Bensch. Manha Nause
9:00-Knsti Arrington, Lori West. Deedee Lasker
9: 10-Shirley Furlong, Nancy Ledbetter. Deborah McHaffie
9:20-Sherri Turner. Caroline Gowan. Barb Bunkowsky •
9:30-Laurie Rinker. Judy Eilts-Sams. Jody Ro~nthal
9·40-Barb Thomas, Marlene Hauc. Ayako Okamoto
9:50-JoAnne Carner, S1lv1a Bcnolacc1n1. Amy Alcott
10:00-Cathy JohnUon, Pat Meyers. Mindy Moore
10: 10-Heather Farr, Heather D~w. Janet Coles
10:20-Patti R1uo. Marlene Floyd. lkverlbKJass
10:30-Lisa Youna. Colleen Walker. Judy 1ckin~n
10·40-Jult Inkster, Kathy Wh11wort~ <ihelley Hamli.n
10:50-Ctndy Fig. Ming Yen Wu, Jane Crafter ·'
11 .00-Penny Pulz. Robin Watson. Sally Lmlc
11 10-LcAnn Ca day, .\lltson Finney. Beth Solomon
I 1.20-Nancy Whne·Brt~er. Marci 8o1.anh, Debbie Massey _
11 ·30-Amy Bcni, Janet Andenon. At uko H11cqt
11 .40--Cindy Ranck. Beth Oantel. Val . k1nner .
I I.SO-Penny Hammel, Cathy Kral.Lett. Beck)' Pearson
12:00-Altct R1uman, Pat Bradley. Kath) Baker
12.10--Cathy Morse. Patty . htthan. Donna Caponi
12:20--Barbra M1Trah1e. Jan tephcnson. Holh~ tac)
12.30-Laura Balish. Muffin pcnetr·Devhn. Marv Btth 71m·
'1\crman
•
..
ORANGE COUNTY'S . .
# 1 HONPA DEALE~
GIVES YOU
~.
\ -
·01·
/0
ANNUAL
.PEACENTA~E
RATE
_;
''FINANCING'~
..... ~ THE .HOT CRX .
IMMED·l~E_ 'DELIVERY
,. THE BE·AUTIFUL 4 DOORS . ,.( . .
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
T HE. HARD TO GET SPORTY ''S"
41 "'"-mu. eenna JS~ mM. '9Wft 111 .-.,..
''""· ....... ....., .. Qf'I Ill •tile:tt ..... YllM "'
......... ., ...... ---.,,. .. ,. 21
'"" 1).-r ... 11ki.etleft -· .-ct ...........
tlf1«. ··--... ~ l!Mr. ,.. • ..
SALESPERSON .
OF THE
·10NTH
GORDON
DUVEi r
2860 HARBOR BLVD. C~TA MESA
SALIS HOUIS:·9 AM TIU 9 'M 6 DAYS A WEEK. 540-0713
SUNDAY 10 AM TIU I ,M.
. ' ..
,
•
..
..... ....
·-·~· -~
. .
NaA
w•n ••N CONl'•••t«:• .. K lfk DMNell
~Jc:llMlt
YMMI• te•41 ti TttnO!t Cllf'l"t•n,
lltnlUre (tt· IJ IOftoOl\I, 1.)0 OJ'n Wtlll~ 71 SMver Ve ..... 4'
He-le Cllr 61. Ltflll\Ow .. Clll 47 a .. Air ~eo 61. Ro\emond St
C~LliGE WOM8N
LOM ... ct\ 5t. to, UC lfVIM M
(f"CAAl
L.,.. ... di St. (to) UC .,..,IM (U )
W L .. (t. ,., G8 teftsWtp teftpttp
Pe1111 10 2 J 22 Ht111,n1 J 1 0 7 I.Allen 43• IS
Por•l•nd 2' :M ~nla 13 JS ~ n 37 s..,... 11 J&
GOld•n Slett 19 42
~whl Otvb loft
440
Jt7
313
35'
311
HOU\IOfl 36 21 644
0enYtr )6 24 600
Ulen 30 30 SOO
Oallet 19 19 SOO
S.I\ AnlontO 30 31 491
S.cremeflto 27 32 •SI
EASTERN CONFERENCE
a·Bo\lon
Pl\1leo•IPn••
Ntw JtrHV
WttPll"lltOn
New Vork
Atlenfl< OM\len
.. 11
J& 21
l\ 30
... 32
19 )9
907
"" SOI
467
32'
211'> . ,
I '-,
' II
9
11 " . 17'•
0oUGIH 4 2 0 10 OeM 6 J 2 I)
Colemen 1 O O 1 Ptrk\ I O I 1
Turner l 0 I 7 Cr1wfro 11 6 3 79
8rtndl I I 4 l 26 Brown I 0 4 1
!li no 2 2 0 • Ttrrv O 1 12
McMclll I 0 0 16
Brown 3 O l 6 1 Tote is 40 10 H 90 Tote!\ 2t 10 17 "
He lltlme LQ"ll 8HCPI SI ~ 1 JS
TKMlc1ls UCI Cott" •norte Brown
IUCll
COMMUHrTY COLLEGE WOMEN
S.ddleMdl U , ~ Cout 12
ls.utll , .. ,, c...--~., .... ,
S.dcllMdl CU I 0.-•,... c .. u IU I .. ,,.,.,. """"' Triur""n ~ 1 1 S Cell<tn) ) 0 S •
Fortier 0 0 • 04 Schmll.r 10 4 4 ?4 C-al DIYl•i.i
Mllweultff 41 It 100 C.e rcie O 0 0 0 Ht111Coc1< 1 "t 4 I•
S90 6 ., c;,.,,.m 3 4 l 10 Rlf!OoM I 0 I > O•troil l6 1S
•tlanle :M 2S 576 1 , Tevtor 0 4 l ' Feld•U • I 3 It c .. v~•no 13 )4 )90 1t ''I Elleno S 0 5 10 tCOOv\PI I 2 1 4
Cn1c•GO 21 40
1no11n• 20 40
344 \ _ll -, Weikle 24 ~ 4 !M Tl\009 4 3 S 11
33l '{! fol•IS ~ IS 21 I) Totel• J? It 2l t 2
A-ChllCnto 1>11¥011 llef'lh
l'rldtY'• Scorn
L•ltef'\ 11 S Pnoefltx 103
Bo\lon 124 O'"*' IOI
Ntw JtrHv 11), Si n Anlonoo 110
Q11ro1t llS Allllnle 103
Ct11c1110 116 c .. vt1an<1 96
Phll•d•IPhl• 113 Oallu 110
M1tweuktt 102, w u nrn11IOfl 84
Secremenro 171, tndl1na 100
TonltM'• Ganws
Laltef'S al Pnoen1x
Ntw JtrHv el New Vorl<
Sen Antonio .al AIJanla
Golden Stele el Oellu
Pnll•delPllle at Oenvtr
Secremenlo •' Uteh
Hou51on et Porllend
ulcers 115, 5un1' 103
.. HOENIX (IOJI -Nanc.e S·ll ,., 14,
Plncl<nev 6·1 0-0 12, JOfln 0-I 0-2 o, Oev1s
13·21 •·S 30, Humonrles 3·1 1·4 1 Adlms
1·1 1·2 3, Plll""n '1·3 4·S e. S.noer' •·9 3·3
II, Tnompson S·S 2·2 n , GIOuclll<ov 2·2 2·2
6 Tofil\ 41·7S 21·29 103
LAKE•S (IUl -lt•mt><s 1·3 0·0 2
Se>r11111s 4 6 4•4 12. AbOul· Jal>C>er 10· It S· S
2S E Jonnton S· 12 7·9 11 Sco11 I · u 2·4 11
Coooer 7·13 1·2 20 Lucas •·9 1·2 9, Green
2·2 2·4 6 McGee l· 10 0· 1 6 TOlels 64·17 11·31 llS
Sc-by Ouar1en Plloen•• n n n l0-103 Laktrs )2 23 27 31-115
Tllrff PO•nl 110tl\-C000tr S FOUied
out-None Rtoounos-Phoen1a 37 f P111m.n
l l rLekers l6 (R1mbl• •> Au1s1s-Ptloenlx
26 IHume>rnrtes I IJ Ul<ft's 29 IE Johnson
121 Tole! fouls-Phaenla 1'. Laker\ 29
T tcMlce t-<oooer
Alltnaenc-17.SOS
Ctmu 124, OIPOWJ lot
CLIPPERS I 1091 Muwetl '1·6 2 4 6
~1m!>h1u, 7 14 )·4 11, 8en1emln 7· It 1·1 IS
M JoMson I I· 17 2· 2 2• N1•on 2· S O·O 4
Velt nil11t 7·1 2·7 6 W"lle 3· 13 13· 14 19.
Ceoe 2·S I 7 S C.ordon 0·2 0·0 O. Cross O·O
0·0 0 Eowerds 6·1 O·O 12 Total\ 42 19
24,29 1oe
' BOSTON ( IJ4J Wtdm1n 2 4 2 1 6
Biro •· 16 I I 20 Perl1P1 12· 18 2·J '16 0
Johnwn 8 16 S·S '11 ••'Ille 3·7 O·O 6
McH11, 10 II 6·1 16 Sichting 2· S O·O c
Wallon 1l)·4 1 TP1or0~111 l·I 2·2 • Cer1t\I•
2·7 0·0 4 Kilt 0 0 O·O 0 lotel\ Sl·l7 71·2S
11•
S<81't by Quar1ifrl
CllPf>ers 2• 71 21 l~ 1oe
8osto" 32 )() JI l 1-12•
Tnret PO n• 11oa1-8,ro Fou eO
out-Nont QtDOu'lOS-C •tDPll" '1
IN•mPll1u\ 1 Boston St •8 ,rd Ill "''
\tSts-< •PQ8r\ 11 IEOwerO\ 4J 86'101' 31
f81rll 17 Tote 1ou1,-<11opers 2) 80\ron
11
COLLEGE
Olrftf •Coe.. 11, Pacific Olrt1ftan U
IWCAA TwmelMfltl '"•c. Clw11"811 16JI Ctin\t C .... (ti) lo ftltff<D .. ftpffll
L•li\ 3 3 4 9 ..Celso l • O io
O\neu 4 0 S I l(lelt I 0 0 2
O.PrsPO 6 0 4 12 Aplbrv 14 10 4 ll
Henoersn 6 0 • 12 8teC 3 0 0 6
tCellner 9 0 2 18 S11rr1011• • 4 7 11
Steton 1 0 7 • Weer 0 I I I
PellOlle 2 2• 0 6
TPlmPsn 3 0 0 6
roca11 30 3 21 63 Tolal\ 30 21 1 81
He1l11me CPlr sl Collt>Oe. 34·31
Ttc11n.ra t Pec,11.c Crms1tan coacn
Coti.oe. S<CH'H
WEST
Lovo•a Mer,1moun1 81 See Fran~•\CO 66
Pe1>Ptro1r1e "6 Sano a C•ara s 1
ROCKIES
80·\~ S• 81 Ntv&Cl<t Re•'<.t 63
N IH IOl'la di IOaM 58
SOVTH
A·'''~ P•a" 69 Myr'av S• ~
Sovtn,.,n U ll A•ror,. \' 11
£AST
Bro.,.,,,. 88 H•'"'•'d 11
Oe••"" •'" 81 <e" II p,.,..,. '7 r ,, e 1
Pr ~ ,.10~ 69 "ouml)" 66
TOURNAME NT\
Modwt1i.nl ,,,....."
I s.tnlflftels I
!>• ~o"' s S9 Oe1ro11 •9
'lh "' Or Q 9'I LO•"·• 91
Sou1Mnt
I Flnt lttiunG/
i\e>oa eM·•" S• ~ /<I Caroi,ne <o? 1,1
·,, C•1t••11noooe 69 C lade I 66
06' ll\()r T V/11<1 62
f r •""""" SI 81 ...,. er ~Plall IO Sun 8elt
ISemH\Nlsl
A ~ 8 '"""'O"ll"' S1 w ti tnluO, •S
'' • \ •"' ,. 61 Gld ,Oom1n1on 61
HIGH SCHOOL
Edhoo S4, LC>n9 &eadl Potv ~J
IC.IF S A OU1rterllnllls 1
• LB POlv !Sll EdllOfl (~I
lg "1>111> lo ftpf f1)
1 J & Merw,U\et 0 0 S 0 ........
litr.\ ,.
IV1't1"
' ~ 1 ,. '"""81'1" 6 ' 7 14 I ,,. " l 0 6 ( .. l 3 • c .. ,.. (1•' 4
'"""" 0 ~ ,>(; ~\ r-0
0 7
i
• ~· • 1 S I I I ~ ,, .... ,,. .. \ 4 l ..
I• 0 0 ? 6 ,, "'' ,,.
'C•A \ 1 \710 14'>A
Scor• bv Ou•~\ '" ~ e .. ~ • p 1 • ~ 12 ~1
Ed \O IJ 1 21)-S<I ,. ,-. "
Miter D•I 72~ St A""'onv 'J
•CIF \ A Ouu1.,.'fl<\ef\l
Mtlff 0.. 117) St At'ltllftV (t)l
l<t II ~ ro .. "~ 111 f./4.~~nc ,. 1 1 2 j ,,..,..,,. ,,,, ~ ) j 11
·ow••' 4 0 ' .. "'• .. , I 10 , ,,
Puooov l ] , ..... \ J I • ~
vlf.\ , ~ a • ..,°"''(;~ , • s 18
llotl'IO\ ~ ~ •I ~,.,.,.. • l ~ 11 P1t1on ~ 0 1 "6~C#O" '1 : 0 \ ' lttlT'b4fr• • I I 9 11,..,,,.r 0 I • 0 Pet~'''i" ? 0 0 c
Qu101e. () r, I 0 Toi~ s /6 /0 11 I? T ,,., \ ' ii lO "l
S<0n !Iv °""~' Me•tr o~ 20 1' I 1 n S• Al'lt'IO~v I) I/
TIK'M1t 4I ~· 1-r f~r,ri., ~~,,.
HIOll K hOOI DlevottJ
CIF 0UAltTllt'1NAL$
S A
M$1f r D• 12 St """'", 63 ~1 Strnerd 60 r •t\o ,7
Edl\l)fl s.c LO"O Bu ~ Po,. \.I \er,. t6 P1u\ 1 10
4 A
I] 7\
C•P•l•r•no Vetlt v 7} II o Mflu• )t
S•m• V•C1tv •7. ltr,11 "O ><Ii\ ~I
Moor 14 S.n c;« o"" o 10
Oom"'OWI tf Seri• ¥1)t'·ra SI
l ·A
Ge 111V1a 12. Pomo<·• ~
Sree·Ol•ncle 7' "'°'"·~·a.> ~~
HH W•IMW\ ff C .. rt "'f ' 60 "•'ti • •• Dem~'°
1 A 14~ tern•ra~ 12, C11abetl\ TO
MvP'IY .. So\lfft ltlMOt..._ • I
... l
Cl\efltr 0.11. If ti.tr '" " E-.ooci SS s.11 Lui\ Obneo \7 I 1 011
l·A
Wlllftw Cl'lrl&lfen ... Tttletl\ttlll 0
Mer\Nll FUllOt"*"lll U , Clla<lwiC~ to
l A h tt t i .. v ... ., Cllrl\llMI ..
C~O.vo.clt .s. T Wel'llVllltle ... lmJ 6)
HattJJmi $100110.clt. '3·3.l ~Plnlcal Coecll Svndtrmen COCCI
HIGtl scMet 99'1' Dtaveffi
CIF OOARTElltl'INALS
( T Mltflt, 1 :JO I
4·A
F~ln V ... v (14·SJ et G111r 12S·4
Comoton ('21-SI et Mutr (17-0>
Lv,,wOOO 174·3> •I Morningside 171 SI
Mllll>.en 124 JI •I Buena (1S·OI . l ·A
8ree·Oionde (2• 31 ti Esoere nie (20 S1
Fontane 12•·'1) al Wetnut 174·4)
Mln fon Vleto (~·3) el LOUl\Ylllt 124 I
l(etelle (21 31 el Foo'""' (16· ll
l·A •
C111no 126·11 at La Puen1e (19·51
L• Mtr•ll• (10·4l •I 8rewltv 122 71
Artesia 116·tl •• lnolo <l•· 71
La Qutnle (20·6) ti LO"'POC !?I l l
Men's twmanMnt
(II U Qu!IQ)
Ou•rt>lrllNI ~
T111errv Tulasne 1F,.nce1 a.I Mets
Wtlenci.r (Sweden , 6·4 6 3 Jotlo.lm
Nvstrom tSwedenl oti Sorl• 8Kktr (Wl\I
Gtrmenvl 7·6 6·2 J1mmv COflnor• (U S I oti Oev10 Pett CU S 7·S. 6· 4 Vann1ck
Notr> IFrenc.c.1 Off Mti,atl Ptrnlors
(Sweoenl 7·S 7·S
Worn.n's tournament
l•I Ollrlltnd)
Ouer1Wllnel Sin91e\
Hecena Sul';ove CC1te110\10v1111eJ del
Alyc1e Moullon IU S l 6-• •·6 7·S, l(a tnv
Jorden •US ) oef QoD•n WPlllt IU SI, 6·?
4·6 7·S. Cnrts Even Llovo IU S) dtl
Wenov TurnDull (Aus1ra11e1 6 I 6·l
Marline Nevre111ove I u S i' Ott Zina C.ar
, son IUS I. 6·2. 6·0
coee.men
UC lrvlne 5, ArlJ.-Stai. 4
Sinlle• Men Sono Hing IUCll Clef Roed1ge< 1 S
6·2. Otrr IUCll oef AO.ms. S·7, 6 4 7·6
Hol•tn !ASUI def 8erll•m 6 I. 6 •
1(1.1~r\lt n ASUl oef KePlen. 6 3 1 •
Htrnenoez UCll ~ ~ll1van 6 7 1 6 1 S
t(•ro IASUI oef Mvtr\, 7·S I 6 6 I
~
8arPlam·Oerr 'UCll oef ltoed•llt•
Aoems 6·l 6·2 111\en ')ong H·ng·tC.aDlan
•UC!/ oet Cotloce Jf 1ro 1 S, 2·t. • l
Wooo IC ..1~rs1e1n ASU Cle' Hernenoer
Y.vtr\ 6 • 6 3
H itfi tctlool
H""""9totl 8Nctl I 0, Dittneftd 8•r I s--... Armano IH8) Oef Merlin 6·1, Gel
&assldv 6·2. Clef Newkirk 6 o tCelle-1
IM8 / ..,on 6-7. 6·0 6·0 ~lt'werl IH81 IOSI ) 6 won, 6· I .1 S
• Doub!$\
8uell·Oem11me" !H81 lost 10 Morrisol'I
PllltbPS, 2·6 IO\t to Pevne Vele\, 4·6 i0,1
to Mlller·&>oeeu. 7·6. CP1e n11 Crenoell (H8l
IOSI, 2:6. won 7·6 6·3. Lff•Lo (H81 lost.
7·6 0·6, 0·6 ""port H•rbof' IJ, El T.-S • SM!tle• .
R•Cflll INHI def Houston 6 3 de!
Acnak. 6·0 det Lt. 6·2. Bani<' •N•o won.
6·), 6·2. 6 2. 8eer (NHI IO\I I 6 6 I 2 6
OoutJM\
Mer•1n·M Hardin (NHI lost to Cnarer
Hovston, •· 7 at! Soeektw \/11'1\en 6 2 def
VoOellln. 6·) Gree11111·J Heroin INHJ
won. 6·). 1·6 1·S 8ek•r Warmlng•OI'
NMI won ,., 6·). IOSI, •·6
UOUN 8Nefl 16, u Caned.I 1 S~I
HUOl'\fl IL 8 I Gel C.ooomen 1 s dtl
CarrttV 6 0 de! MilDrOOt 6·0 Brandt <L8 J
won 6 J 6·3 6 I Conoon IL8 1 IOSI 1·6
.. or 6 I 6 4
OoW69'
• 1<1ewor1n·t1"mD• 1 tL8 Ge' Zurn
Hanson 6·0 def Frtt< l(lm 6 1 oet
Sm1tP1er·Renk1n 6·1. Maoers Em9r1n11nom
L8 f won 6·0 6 1 6 0 l(Olltnd• Rus111ng
L8 1 won 6·0 IOSI 3·6 WOfl, 7-S
lf'VWM 11, Cfltli MeM ,
~ Nuecn1erlt 1n ICMJ def L" Cl11no 6 ?
Off J1mts. 6·4 '°" IQ Lee o.n 1 '· Z·llmen ICMI won. 6·4 toll 4 6 won, 6 •
Nouven ICM! won by dtlaull IO\I 6 1. J • 'b~ Teroeka·Va par ICM) IOSI lo Lu II .... , ••. ,.m •. 0·6 IO\I lo 8•1n\ KUPltr )·6 .
dfl S.01·Se11111. 6· l Vu·O•nn (CMI lose, S 7,
0·6. 3·6, C.e11ect1er·8k>og !CMI won, 6 3,
IO\I 1·6 4·6
Cole9t women
UC Slnta 81rbtre t, UC lnrtne
S~I
Franl< (UCS8) del L Trenwllh, 6·4, 6·1.
Cos•• 1UCS81 OtPi Slllettk•••. 6·l . 6·•.
Jon"n IUCS8 1 O!'I D TrtnwllPI, 6·4. 7·S.
01eron IUCS8 • dtl Petion 6 3, 6· I,
TMmSO" CUCS8 081 Bering 6·0, 6 I
8ermor• ucse a~ 11~111er 6 1 •·3
0 1141111$S
Sll•Ot•ewa·O Trenw11n CUCll def
Heron· Jone\ 0 6 7·6 rettreO, S.nforo
Barmore uCS8 1 ort L Trtnwllll·Pellon
4 6 6· l 6-I, Costa· TPIOmson I UCSB I Oii
Of\POl·A-llltr 4·6 6 2 6•3
Glf'fl ...., 9'eelfeot
ALL·SUNSET laAGUE
l'lnt T-" M1"P-T.r1e ltovct (Newporl HerDO<I
Jt nt ll Cerl\0<1 IEOIM>n) Kim Cerlyle
fdl\on. Nlkk• Movoll CEOltonl. Amv "1•"" Fovnteln Valltvl. Sflerl>fl Normandin ,..~111111oton 8e•cnJ. The• ftlorklldlOI'
"'unl·n111on 8ucnl. Kt llv S•ld•11•
Mtr•ne t Ju111 Even\ (Nf<jllPOrl Meroorl
Sellv S"H INtwPOrt Heroorl Linde Hoove ~•\tm1n\ltrl Temm1t Olen IWl\I -"''•'' *aftd Teem
\1eonen•e l'<Qjlt CEdl\Ofl l Jtn1tltf
,..o .. ~M•li110 •ld•\M\I Krh Ole•on
f 11 •O'1 M1r11vn AnuulO IFO<Jnt1ln Vel
•v Cettw !Kenton <F ountain Vellevl.
S111ron M1vnt w IHl.lnll"!llon If.en>
JOf'1nn1 G,,.,erdln1 IMlf-) Annie te•
•tr N•-' He rwl. CMl'vl Cerr (New
oort H•roorl P•m Lov.C.nd CWMt "''"''t• ~f'.rOft O'R°""'e (Wettmll!\tet)
a..i ""*" Clfl' 11A l"\.AYC>f'llll
(~ ..... ,
I.• s... '·........, ..... .
l.• ~.,. s.c0t•ne "-• 1
..
Men's golf results
fll CWll ~, fl' ... ) "'h '""'"°" 14 ,,_ ,., Hel~Ull\)tl
Otnnh Trl•ltr
MlktM•lft
14 11-1s1
19·13-ISI
11 1+-151
1.-1s-1s1
17 74-lSI
76 IS-151 7) 71-151
7l·n-152
79·7J-IS7
13·79-IS7
12·*>-U7
16-7..-152
90·73-IS3
1e-1s-1SJ
16 17-153
16·17-153
1'·7S-1Sl
'1·73-154 19 1S-l!M
Ktnnv ICnoa 64·11-ll7 ~OWi Wrenn 14 1'.r-141 Andy 8e•n ., •• ,_Ill OtMV lrtlHIS 11· 10-141 Tom Wehkoc>I 71 • .,._,,, Jim S1rnon1 n 7S-147 Jotffl McComtan
Oev'° lltummtlil
Cherlla Boll1nQ
Mlkt Hulbert
W1v11• t.•vi
Tim Norrt1 n .,._. 140 lrell u_, 74 1>-10 IUOdv Gerdner n -61-140 Mlkt lteld '9·7t-147
H•lt lrwln 71·11-142 o ...... ,, 74·73-147
Tom P.urtzer 71·11-142 BobMut'OllY 71•7S-lf7
Jodll Mudd JO·n-142 Nick Price 1• 13-141 Boo P•neslui.
Mlilt Ooneid
A"C!vMlg"
Ooug Johnson
Joev Slndeltr
Hubert GrMn
Jim Otnl
George Burn• 71·70-10 Denis WtltOn 75·72-141
'Mlrl< BrOOI<\ 75·11-14) Gerv Koen 70·72-141
eruct L ltlllt.t 72· 7C>-;142
lton Streci. 70·7?-1•2 O•vlq Fro11 75·73-1'8
Pel McGowen 11 71-1'8 llev FIOYO 73·6,_147 Howerd Twlllv 77·11-141
Mark McCumo.r' 10·71-142 Loren Rol>erls 74·7-141 &red Fel>el 70·13-1'3 Kt n Brown 71·70-1'9 ltlclt. Crerrwr Curlis Strange 73·70-143
Jim COit!«! 13· ~ 1'3
WIKie WOOO 17·71-14' E Romero
lob Glto.r 72·76-14 Jiff Slum•n Scoll Sfmpson L Ttn Broeck 14·6,_14) e r1111 CIH r 77·71-14
C1trtn« ltoH 70-7'.r-1'3 G-S.llefs 73·7S-14 o A Wt1orln11
Dev10 PtoPlt\
e·E Herrera
Dennv Edwero,
Oennv HtlM•r
Ltrrv Rtnt1
01vt Lund\trom
OevlOISllll
" 73 l!M 76 1t-IS4 ., n-1s.
74·to--IS4
71.7..-154
7'·7S-IS4
76·7,_ISS
el·7+-IW
'9·77-ISS
l~IC>-ISS
16·1C>-IS6
79-17-li6
17·7'-156
n -n-156
90·76-156,
7S·ll-IW
17·79-156
16 IC>-156
16·t l-IS7
71·7t-IS7
7J '6-159
U ·77-IS9
tO·to--160 17·1)-160
1t·S3-161 ., 9'-16l
81M Gt•uon 61·7S-14J Jev Oeh l"9 71·71-14 Ptvne Slewtrl 6'·7.,_143 L ThOmPSOn 74· 7.,_ 14 Tim Si"'C)M>n 6'·7-143 Bra o Fu on 77·71-141 Lon Hlnlcle 7S·6,_1 .. Jlff1 Lt Wll 71·7C>-14
Jann Mlh•lf•v 74·70-1 .. Devi\ Lo111 Ill 7l-7S-14'
Sltve Jone) 73·11-1« fl'aled .. Qualify Tom GIMJon 7S·6,_, .. Lou Grel\em 7S·7-149 Cn/Clll R~111 6'·76-14' Farrell Fe1i.r 11·71-149 &ob P•nc,.11
Oev•O ~owtrds
It 09er ICenneav
Ernlt GonHltl
JlmtC1ng
ROO Curl
em 1tooer' n -n-1« Jc Sneed 11-n-149
Frt lllt. Connt< 7S·70--14S Oen ~11oooon 73·76-U9
lltuu Cochren 7•·11-14S Mark Hi ves 7'·77-149
C11r1' Perrv n -73-145 8 McCt llsler 74·7S-14'
Kt llfl FetllU\ 70-1S-I~
Pt\lr91Kk""r 70-1~1'5 Jeck Nlclli.u' 13. 7.,_ 149
Gr99 Ledtflolf 7'·70-14' BIN l(relltrl
MlkeWt\t
TdmGlb\on
C.eor11e Arc her
ltooer M11tble 74·71-14S Joe INNn 11·'1-lSO Blllv PlefCl) 72·73-14S P•t.M All"9tr 7'·11-lSO
Eo Fl«I 4!H6-14S Jim Tho<ot 76·7-lSO
S•nov Lvle 71·67-14S
Crtlll S1toi.r ?'2·7)-l•S lttJC C•IOwtll 19·71-ISO T Velellllllt>
Ken Green 71· n-1 SO lttci. OelPO\
H•rrv T 1yl0r
To'" Eue>enk• eooov N 1c110tr
Ptlff S.nlOr
Kllt.uo Ar•I
Jell Grv11111 7S· 70--14S ltlctt. F$flr 76·7+-lSO 8'rrv Jeeclo.tl 76·70--1'6 Aari.n SllNt 77·73-lSO Jonn Adlms 7S·11-1'6 Rocco Mtdl•fl 11-n -1so
Mlilt S<llllvtn 12·7-1'6 ' Peter Jec:ooH n 74 76-ISO
&oobv Cl•m~ll ,76·70--1'6
Mll<t Nleolellt ll·lt-IM
Pal LllldSIV ,,.,.,_,so
Kiil Mot 11-19-150 W 81acll.tx;rn
Ed ltoooers
Peter Oosltrhvfs
MfkeG9ve
Anov Norlh 71·1+-1'6 Dietl Masi 7~7S-ISO I• IS-169
Tom Kiit 7S·71-1'6 Oouo Tewell 73·77-ISO 90-WO
ll·WD Stt•e Pele 91·66-147 M•rll Pfell 74·17-151 Fred Couples 78·6,_147 J im Gall111her 76·7S-l~I -•meleur
Swin'VMne
COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN
Ort .... CN\t 64, llMl(tle ~-4J
ls.vttl C..11 Cenfel-l
400 ....atev rtiev-1 Orenge Cotst
3 497
1,000 lr-1 HaOded IOCl. 1012 91 7
Hn1t lOCI 10 42 98.) Luno(RSl, 11107
100 fr-l Stewert IOCJ, I 47 4f, 1
Cornell llll I SO 73 3 ll1tt1feller IOCI
I SO 74
SO Ir-I LH it llK IRI 27 SI, 1 l(fller
IOCI n 16. l AD~hlrt IOCl. 13 II
200 1noo-I Hu 111rno10 IR I: 2 07 0 2
Geuner !RI 2090, l CP>ristoensen IOC1
2 101
Otvlnq-1 Curll\ IOCI. ISO 2 Sl\lev
1pc1, 1H l Cewt'-On !RI. 6US
200 flv-I Genner IR l 2 OS 16, 7 Romo
IRI 1 "s•. ) Ment\\ IOC>. 2 so S2 •
100 l•e-1 Abshire roe>. 4961 1
Liutellec •RI 4961 l S1.,rd1vant fOC),
S09
700 Dack-I Slewarl (OC l. 2 06 0 1
Ho r>•mofo (R), 20911 l Sw8"m !RI. 7 208
SOO lr-1 Hedaeo IOC). 4 SS 41. 7
HlnJf <OC >. 4 SS 49, l CorneH I RS) SOS 1
200 oru\1-1 Young •OCJ 2 14 J. 2
1\1\oranoe IOCJ 2 23 2 ) ~vnd rRSI 717 l
400 free relev-1 ReQCllO S.,n•••O<>
) 29 I
Gel09fl Wnt 16, Fullenon M
IS.Utll Cont ContennuJ
600 mtdltv relllv-1 Go~n wes1
l 2267
1 000 tr_ I 11n1imenno IGWC 1
1010 S 2 8rol"9rlon •GWC/ 11 06 l 3
Grewrv GWC II 16 13
200 Ir-I Wcks GWC I SOOS 7
8og1n IGWCJ 'sooe. ) Eu•11 IGWCJ
I SJJ
SO Ir-I Ja~s IF 21 16 1 Jtlfritt
GWCI 2317 l KrtnD1e1 IGWC 2• JS
200 1noo-1 All·SOn IC.WCI 10103 1
8og.n IGWCJ 2 12 "° J "'"e cGWCI 2 12 10 •
100 lly-J Ar~ IC.WCI 1 06 S9, 7 FC)ji.er
•GWCl 20711 l Tei.ecn IGWC>. 2 1026
100 Ir-I James !F l S004. 2 Jetfnu
1GWC1. S020 3 Dev IC.WCI SI 73
OIYlng--1 Cris CF1 406
200 O.Cl<-1 Bero IGWCi 7 06 SI> 7
Fgllltr IGWCI, 20691 ) C.rt9Qf"y IC.WCI
2 It 6S
SOO Ir-I W1c1u IC.WC>, 4·S9), 2
McMilltn IGWCI S061 3 All !F l: S16~
200 Drtesl-1 Allfson IC.WCI. 111 IS. 2
Jeffries !GWCI 2 25.92 3 Eu111 '1c.wc I
2 29 25
600 tree rtlev-1 Gold~ Wtsl, 3 7'106
HIGH SCHOOL SOYS
E ttll!ICM 110, L• Oulntll 44
200 meo1ev relev-1 El1ancle, 1 41 •2
200 Ir-I J Devore !E l, I 5:1 4S, 2
Emil IE/ 20362, 3 Hel1>er11er CE!, 21260
200 inoo-1 C:ivan El 21913, 1
WOiff' E l 120S2 l wui.r !E l 22104
SO fr-I R Devore CE ), 2367. 2 Elleore<nt tE I ?l 11.) Toda (LQ), 17 S2
100 ftv-1 Etteorecnt !El 1'()()6S, 2 -
Oe••H IE / 1'0931, J We•ler <E l l 0941
100 Ir-I It Otvore IE ). S2 CS, 2
Toad ILOI. SS 6' 3 Swer>son IE l. 56 16
SOO Ir-I JeM>n ILQI S ~ 77. 1 Em•
EJ S«ll l Dav~ IE I. 6 1440
100 D•Ck-1 J OtvOfe <El, I 00 45 2
Swenson IE I I 07 79, 3 Oe v1d ILQ 1"°9 49
100 breut-1 Coven tEI I Ol 60 2 Steel
IEJ 1 14 12 3. Sltve ILQI 1 }4 4
100 tree r~n-1 E\tenc•e J·Ss 17
COf-dll Mar 94, FM'lfl• S1 100 medltv rtlav-I Coron. oe1 MAr
I 42 16. 2 FootPllll, I 47 16
100 Ir-I Ford IC!. I 4S 16, 2 l 1• .ns
ICI, 1 SO SJ, 3 Scoll IF l. l'S2 SS
100 lnoo-1 Olson !Cl. 2 10 94 1 LeeCPI
IFI, 211'6, 3 Wt11ntr ICI, 21799
SO tr-I Vlnle (Cl. 2'2 S4, 2 Grams
CF I, 22 11. 3 Hervev CCI, 7217
100 nv-1 TllomH on ICI. SS '· J S<olt
IF I, S7 11, l Kle rln IC J, 1 00 13
100 fr-I Fora CCI. 4807. 2 L1~1ns
ICI, 49 •S. l Hervey IC>. SO 68 S00 Ir-I LH Cll IF), S016, 2 Ea
munds (Cl. S 19 0, 3 Morgen IC I. S 1? 48
100 btck-1 Crowell !Cl, 10437, 1
Rtvnold• CF), 104Sl, l Tucker (Cl. 10S41
100 DrHst-1 Merumolo <Cl. 1049. 1
Zubdn CC) I 07 7, l 8enl~v CCJ I 10 0
400 lree rtlev-J Corona Clef Mer l 31 t
S.lltll AM 11 ... v 107, Mt* Del 4J
200 me<lltv rtlev-I Senta Ana v.,11!'•
I 49 U, 2 Miier tn• 2 12 2S
100 fr-1 Un!ls1>urrv fSl '103 20 1 C•mPbtfl (M) 2 '14 ,,. l IC1ng IM I 2 74 41
200 1nc»-l Nel\OfllSI 110 12 1 Tran
ISi 110 JS, J Wine\ ISl 2 31 OS
SO fr_ I Jlm1nu ISi 13 30 1 Winn
!SI. 1' 6' ) GonHle\ 1~1 19 2
' lOO llv-1 •Wint\ S SI 10 7 C.err "
(Ml I 03 70. J JirTMU •S I 06 01
100 Ir-I HOWlfl( S 51 19 1 ~<IY•Q
!SI I 001'.) Winel •s1 I 0) )~
500 fr-I S.v10 SI 6 1'111 2
Len11.ourrv ISL 6 ~ 46 l Relon tM
101 4'
100 back-I Cionule1 (SI. I OS 71 2
AbdlJI ISi. 114 M. 3 Cemoe.q !Ml. 1 2S ll
100 tlfNll-1 How\tr (SJ 1 10 IS, 1
Tr•ll ISi tn60 1 so;c~lf'I CMI, 11S0'1
400 frM rtl•v-I Sente Ane 11&1,.v
4 OS 11 2 M•ler ()el 4 16 16
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN Or•nee (M•l 106, R•ncM s.""' .. ,,
C*tll CMll C~e)
100 1T1f1llev ''''" 1 Orenge CO•\I 1006
1001ndo-I VenH11moor11oc1 13S401
w 10111""" IOCl 2 Jl 10 3 rnomu IR>
146 " ~ 1r..-1 Perrv •CY 1 )•I 2 JarO•ll
I# I 1• •. l C.tltll I Cl( I )0 03
100 oeck I Nor 1" ()(: J I 06 99 1
Bo111tv !OCI I 119 l l 1moent lltJ, I 742
100 rir .. ,1 1 r,,,.,r roe .. 1 1s e. ,
Smilll IOCI 1)) 0 ) Tnomiu ... , , ,~,
200 Ir I LOhH •(ll I fl I 2 04 S 1
ltOOM,, <OCI 2061 ) J•<•M>n tOC1
'°" to nv-1 C•r~"l•r 10( • 't 1. 1
T e;cllmtn 1()( I )0 04 } W'Ql!tmen IOC I
3149
OIYl~l Youn9 OCl 1 LI V•,,. roe
100 1r .. -1 C1rHf!1., oc 1 ~s • >
Ptf'f'y IOCI ~S. l Hetlltl •OCI 1'03 •
100 flv-1 fK""'-" <OC • 1'04 i. )
L.01\0to<ll llt1 I OH 3 Smttll IOCI I 10l to IJe<ll-1 Nor1r IQ( I lO lS 2 AO.•
IOCI 12 t , l Tln!Oenv •l. J7 I
100 ,,._, C••Mntff <OC:1 100 2
LOl•OftC." (ltl 1011 l \/a11 Hetlleft IOCI
llU I , 500 tr-I lt-ntv OC.1 U1'l 1 '$(~lOl'I COC 1. H7 6, l 11tc• er IOCl SU 1 to ~Mtl-1 ¥Yiefltm41! IOCl, )U 2
A,,.,_, tOCI )7 ,, , Pwry IOCJ )7 t
100ff" r ... .-1 Or-Co.11 I U 1 1 It •ll<llO k11t...,., I iUl
Gtito.n WM1 6*, Fulef"lon 5'
(s.u1fl CNS! C~el
100 mtdlev retev I C.olden Wesl
20901
100' lnd0-1 .Hn1t rF 1 1 2~ SS 7 S<nv1•1
IGWCI 7'940
SO tr-1 Pav. !Fl. 2131 1 Swee~Y
IC.WC I 2161, ) Allen IC.WC I 31 2S
IOO beCl<-1 K•m lft 11124 1 CPlePPtll
IGWC J 1 U 67 ) Muer tC.W CI 110 S7
100 ~M\t-1 01c1",1' <GWC:l I 106'1 1
Ktl\O IGWCI. I 1107 ,
100 fr-l OOllO•e " C.WC 2 ll 43 J
S.anoorn 1GWC, 111 89 l "l 1.1t>OD4'ro
;GWCI 23617
SO nv-1 sm.tn rF 1 l'I 09 2 11.ttso
IGWCJ )I 9S J Mc"en11e IC.WCI ll 14 100 ,,_, Peu• If l I 00 23 1 CO$
!GWC1 I 01 91 l CPlllPe>el •GWCI I 04 11
01v1ng--I Ful•trton Sl 7
100 llv-1 srn.,, IF I°' C& 7 ~WHll«• •
GWCI, 10700
SO b&Clo.-1 11.irt IF I J2 89 1 Aliet>
IC.WC). 36 21 l Co• C.WC, J8 13
100 lndo-1 Pe JI F I I 09 6 1 80!'Plm
•GWCl. I 12 S9 1 [1t/\ IGWCI I "Sl
SOO Ire-I Oonoven IGWCI ~51)9
SO Dr test -1 Kirn IF' 1 36 JS 2 MauQer
<C.WCJ 44 II
'100 tree rplev -I C.01otn Wt\• I SO 41
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
E•l•ncl1 9', u Oulnt• SI 100 ~dltv rele v-1 E\leflcle. 2 09 20
100 free 1 Curroe IE I, 2 l~ 16 2
llll•rrlee111 CLQ1 73/0J l 8 utoet s 1E1 , u 19
100 lnPo-1 '><PIOIP\ IE 1 2 0596 2
Tena~• (LQi ? S060 J C.arlbOtlt IEl
)0)" SOl•t-1 Nl'wOfllLOl.1866.1 Braov
EI 719 I ) Rowe I f I 2913
100 11, I H•~'"rlli "El I 1069 I
l eneke IQ '1 IY62 J C.a rtl>olt IE
I 10 ~S 100 Ir~ I Vnl)fl'~ IE I I 01 27 l
Ro"'t E 1 1·0&.lo l Arno•o IL.Q i 1 09 lO
S00 Ir-I M , l'• E°I 63106 1
Heriuno tE 104 IS l '>noul n t O
I l08?
· 100 oav Lff l Q I 11 ll. 1 Slark
LO I ll II l M 'itr CE I I 16 91
100 orus• 1 B11<1ev CE 1 12•10 2
8e1d nil 1E • 1 JOY J ltu\\o CE 1. 131 7S
600 •rtt rt•a•-1 E ''•M•& • '6 O
EdlHft t i, ES-INI S4
200 m.o·ev re .. v-1 Eo1son 2 07 40
E0·501'1 1IS36 ) Es11tren1e 211 IS 100 Ir_ I MerkhriQtr I Edl 7 08 19 2
w~etlf'• Ea, 71960 l Knue cEu
1191)
100 1nq1>-I l •f'OtrJ IEOI 22211, ?
L1!w1,•E,, 22126 3 E11anlE01 ?•SSO
~ frff-I Rp11tv (Eal 29 63 ? Jone\
CE.al. 2965. 3 Wilson IEsl, )I 04
100 llv-1 Marklin9er CEdl, IOI 79, 7
Se1flO IE11. I 10 S.'.l. J Oeck IEOI 110 .;
100 lr-1 Ll'WI\ IEsl. SJ 17, 1 Egan
!Edi 1 00 n. J LtM\ev (Edi, 1-07 34
SOO Ire_ I tCoerner t(sl. S '9 9S. 1
Andrt\tl'I i Ed 1 6 08 19 l Sm11P1 IE dl
616 08 -100 bt~•-1 l •llOt•I CEdl I 0991 1 11.oern .. l(U I ~337. 3 Setr>O IE\/, 11118.
100 DrtUUI I Wnt'!lf'r CE d i. I 19 22 2
Cau••v IE 01 I 71 /4 ) Hu•oe< IE u
I 1919
400 lrff rtlt v I E \Qprania, 4 16 41
Eol\on •?•ts
Mtlff Oti tS. Se"'• Ant Vtltv 40 100 medlf'v retav-I Mater O.• 1 IS 81
1 Stfllll 4'1e Vel•tv 2 20 l6
?00 lrel'-1 8trrv...,et1 •M l 1-05 91 1
Pavr>t S 104 ~ l Sllutc~ IM 107 44
200 Mo-I Mer~trl M 2 42 SI 1
Berte Si 7 SJ 01. ) Cler<e CMJ, 1SI9S
SO trtt-1 Mo,oen CSl l2 1S 2 Snre C>tr
M lS ?7 l FleO IS ll 44
100 I y-I Btr•vmen IMI I OS 76 2
I' new•n S I 06 16
100 lrtt-1 Her" IM
S I OI 16 l MO'I" I M t
SOO lrtt-1 Hug,,es
S>ou11ci. MI I 3110
I OS 68 2 F•K•
I 11 6'1
'Ml 64211
100 O•C~ _, tCnowlu ISi l<lt 41
Hert• Mi 111 30 l Hu1111es <M 12sn
100 b••&\1-1 M1r~•rt IMI, 111 42 2
Pa vnl ISi I 31 •1. 3 0.1n IMI I SJ 6A
400 lrH relev-I M•ltr Ot l S 00 ~-2
...... 1 •• 0 11 8" s 09 90
~ • • • •
W°"*1'1 seftbal
COMMUN11Y COLLl!GE
GolOtfl Wttt 10, C ..... ef C•nv"" 0
I CltN\ T tiurMfMftt)
C 011•0• ol Ca•won, 000 000 0-0 •
""'OPn wn1 300 04J '-10 I? o
f ~vior t nd Murro( Qow'4!11 enO ltuuell w ~ow1111 l·O L-Tav•0< 28-Rvl\~li ... w l& ""'" ., IGW 1
OOIOln W"I 4L Ml Sin AntlftM 1
ICIWU\ 'T"ovrnamtftfl
IV>• SA< 100 010 ~2 6
Goioe~ W•\ I 000 013 , _, 1 I
Hl\t·"V '"" Mee•• 9,.ov and llul\tll
W-Br<11dv 4 O L. He,l•llO 78-Sle>rer
IGW
Bovs voltVb91
HIGH SCHOOi.
NOl'l•IM.ue r 11 ...... I Villi~ def Woodortdlle. t " I~ t f IS 16 14 l~ 4
l.•O•"• Bter II d"' ~n Cle,,,.,.t• I\ 6 11 I\ I\ l IS S
Vi•r "' ~ti E \t•nc•e IS 4 IS • IS 11 ~•wDOrl H111roc.1 O•I EallOfl U I)
I~ I I\ S
{.j)tl)l'l9 ~Mar ci.t "" ~ I) IS IS 11
\•Ii I' • I' S
a... ... ltllllftt • lfl#~T l AAOtNO 1• •"O'-'l ,. ro..~ lith 10 se "'d ben 11 ca11<0 Dau i
\Cul1111 s• mac'8rt1 101 111..--t"
OAVI Y'S lOCICI"" (New_, lft<lll 2' ll!Qlet\ 43l rorJi cod 40 cow cod
•
•
\
l.ft A*"""
... IOAY'S •HULTS
( 1 ltll .. SS•llltflt 11.tt"MU ~)
FIRST lltAC• OM mite OICI
lvorv Oet• (Sherrtnl ? 60 2 40 120
Hldclen lrMlll IPftrCt J 3 40 ) 10
$1\evne 8e~ner Cttvmenl UO
· Time· 2-01 1/S. ' Al\O ren T,.nsler Sollffrt, HarvtV\
aroll'fr. Sm•ll P1ee1ure•. MIO• so1r11
ClndY Kim.
Sc,.lclltO tdOIOO, Ftrrov~ H1nov1r
U EXACTA 16·21 Hid \11,40.
SICONO •ACE. °"' mlie oec• Amv1u e Amblllr (Ackrn) 10 10 S 10 3 00
Hfgh SPMd (Sllorl I lS 10 11 60
lerzul>etlt ClodO 111 2 90
Time 2 01
Alto ran Albewoo, Cun PIV\, flih\ DOC\ SllM, WllPIOYt A Tree•. C•\I Out
Scrttclle<I Aarenalln
U EXACTA 14·1J H•a 177'60
TH•D ••Cl. One mile 11ece
Cul 11 Out !Roten) 4 00 HO 140 C«lnga~ (Ptrtterl 1IO HO
N•ver Tri. Same (Kuel>ltrl 4 20
Time· l·M
Alto 'ft'tnl Th .. lrlet l, HY Off. Oran
oerk Blouom, SIOltn Momeni\
Ho \CrtlChti
U IXACTA 17 ·61 P•ld 11100
IJOUltTH lltACI!. Ont mfla Diet
Ftr11us (OeS.nll1) 3 40 2 40 2 10
Rum JU"llle (Longo) 2 90 120
Olsco Ftllll IAnde<son) 160
TlrN: l·SI 4/S
Alto ,.n Leo11$ra Toad, Sl!Kltd.
Alllmore.
No Kftlche\
l'1PTH R&CI. one mlle oect
Skfooe,.tri. IPerker) '4 00 l 00 l 00
8roed Mln<led IPlercel 3 00 3 00
AndV\ llt11f>11 <Wint llf 1 00
Time· 1:S9 2/S
Also ran· Liiiia Jo,.v, King OI Jeu. eve
8vt SCollv. 8tllt Jolle, Hor11on Sier
Flesrw Frenk.
Screldleel Cllermlno C.enl, Fire AllO
Rein
U EXACTA (l · IJ 11t1a 117 10
SIXTH lltACIE. One mile Ptct
Atenledor IPlercel 1• 60 1 60 710
Sir Kennv !Oflanllsl U 10 t 40
Vlvl8l'I Wrr (TOOOI 910
T,me 1 SI
Also ,.n Ye Wen.a. Rec1ng 8•nner
Sme rl Koel•, Htll Cedtt, Fr" Turn, Loe»
11"11 C.ood
Scretcned 8er0fl ~It. 9••rv L•s•
Jl EXACTA ff ·ll P•IO \27660
SEVENTH •ACE. Ont milt pace
Max Surnoro (Perktr) 21 ~O40 1 00
Specie• Peter 18 oritllol 9 10 4 to
Snow Oenc:e <Plerct J '1 eo T1rrw ?'()() 4 S
Al\O r1n KIWI\ SOfl 8,.ndl"ll lrQtl
Oul'IOllf Cl>•tl Flvino ltomeo W•rao1n•
Welt r Wo•i.s
Scretcneo Neraln L~tr•, Mt\ler JOkl'
·Jl EXACTA (4·2) 0110 119970
EIGHTH RACE. One milt NCI
ClllPOtt\ Girl <Crtmn> • to ) 00 2 IO
v11wflet0 Lau 1 l(ueOlerl l 00 J 00
Nuevo ZIP CMtdleno) 3 &0
Tome I SI ?IS
Also ran ltulflno F1nel\e, Miu ltOOeo
Or1ve L A Mistren Perilous P•ullnt .
01nner At El1111l, 8 H 8oldtclou\
No \Cra1ches
'l l!XACTA 14·61oalo 11190
NINTH RACE. Ont mile Peet Mldr>kll'll Ml~ ICrgPln) 110 3 20 2 60
Ractv Subltcl f Plercel 3 40 3 00
Jemts Vinct nl (Aubin) 9 00
Time· I S9 '1 S
A•so ,.n Wlnsomt Lou1ome. TIQPll
Quarters. VOicano Of Slllrwll Llno1n c;..,,
Vi1.1t1111etewnv Pooawn,-oe
No \Cretelles
$J EttACTA (3·71 PllO 133 90
n PICK SIX 'I ) 9 • •·3 or SI oelO
U ,474 90 10 five wlnn.ng liCktl\ (\Ix llor\l\I
l 1 PKk S•• con\Ol1tt0n a.Id \107 60 10 146
... 1nn1ng tic~•" ""'' "°"")
TENTH RACE. One m ilt DIC•
CrulSl"ll (Au0.111 49 60 24 40 9 40
Nomell IHvmenl 7 90 S 20
1nte<mlsst0n tTooo 111 •90
Time· I S9
Al\O ran ADl>etron T em PO Blue CP11p
Silvedor Solt Charge J...ng,. L•"' Mt
tOrtly ltults
No 1crelC"9\
·'2 t:XACTA 19 11 11110 \JIS10
ELEVENTH RACE. One mil• o•ce An<ln C.e1e (Aub<nl 9 20 4 90 4 00
LfVllV 0 C. (Pier ct J S 40 3 00
Joes Ovtc•st IOts."lls) l I.()
Tome 201
NO SCrtlCllM
S2 EXACTA (4 7J Paid "49 20
Alter>danct· S, 169
Sanfa Anita
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
I~ et n -o.v "'-ttlbreel meetlnel
FIRST RAC£. 6 furtono\
T111rd M1rrle11t IVln11) I eo S 40 3 00
Ere OI Tr1umon 1011'1\vl 11 to S.00
Monll L vnn (Htrn1nde1l l 20
T1rrw 1 10 I S
Also ran 1no1en FIOwer M\ LlllPllnl"!I
8oH Rid Ftel)Cnv f lrt Mou LP&Oer
No \Cr a IC Pits
U EXACTA 16·31 PllO S62 20
SECOND lltAC£. I I 16 '~"'" COio NO\t ( Slt vtn\l 1!1 °60 6 60 4 40
HerdtoPlen<llt fOrleoel 1 40 4 60
Bell LH <Mr <Hernelldtzl 4 00
Time I « 3tS
Al\O ren Ont o ·c•oc-Jumc> Pu1S111t
EmoorollPltuf'lvtrst, JOlln T,,. TOV\111
St•nlev L . Clefbv C1111
Scr1tche0 Jo"9!\'s 8ov
THlftD RACE. 6 lurlono\
Cresta Laov IKHne11 1600
w ine Girt IV•,.nrut!l•I
801~r 8teutv IPincavl
Time 111
• Also "" French Coolclng Winier Mini.
C.rttn Fees Ovn•n'IO Oerllnv. Soolll''
Princess Garrl•on, 8ol<I N D•noerou\
scre1cnee1 Soonermoon
U OAti..Y OOU81.E (4·111 pet() '"'60
l'OURTH •ACI!. 6 lurlOmn
u 111e MlncPI (Slt vt n•) 6 00 • 40 4 00
Seros C11lck (81aci.) 2l 00 13 00
T C Sunon IMerquer l I 40
Time 1 10 3/S.
Alto ran H•Pt11rln, &leek Cron. Mo·
1trv l.ene, Stllnes BHI, Tommv Jonn.
Mummer, Sltrluck, Oon G9Q(lll0. P•Pl•no
Scretcfled Mfeml Glorv. Plneoum, Hus
ne A Dan~•
l'll"TH lltACE. 1'• mile\ on t1Jrt
8ruM De Mel 111awltvl 21 20 9 40, 6 90
AmezOflll IO•l•l'IOVU•v•I s 40 l to Ea's 80IO Ledy (KH ntll 1 20
Time 1 SO 41S
Al\o ren Oout>le Stoomtr fheroon
Tren urt , Bems Golden E1111e Sleke, f l)
W1l'I w11ne 0111ner Sum•
Ser• tcned Sovtrt\1111 Honev
lS EXACT A (1·61 a.tiO \It' SO •
SIXTH •ACE. One ....,,,.
Brien ' FMng (Melt l U 40 t 20 6 00
&lllCk Slee! <8 •1tl 3190 It 40
Vive Oencer (McHtroue1 f 20 nme 13' us. •
Also· ren lme .-u•tet, OOOO's Lenci,
Comets Flare. FH I Trt Ylln NIWI, Tr"
Dele, Soece CMli.ntlel' Th1lleml
Screlc!'lff A.1101.t.'l Lii RI09" Jumoln11
OOCIO'. Bl"'' Fel'tlH V
SaV•NTH lltACI. I I t• mlltt
l(ffO O•llno ISlevlfl\) It 00 • 20 4 90
Sl\OWV Winos (McCtrronl A 00 3 40
• 1<1u r:or t<t tle COellllloun •v•I l.00
Time I 64 1,5
Al\O ,.n Cl'\orllle °"""· Sn•nrt~ &Old W1n, Knll Two Jt llo
NO \CrtlCMi.
lS aXACTA "1) o•ld 1207 SO
llOHTH lltACI. 6''1 turtonO• on 1url
Prl\mell< (Ol1noussev1J 6 40 ) .0 3 00
BOider Th1n DOid 19•rtl l 70 2 60
CrKUmen (Valtnlvtt•l H O
Tlmt I IS l1S
A 10 re n Don Ju\llU , I •lllO\lvt P•\-.
P1u11vo. S••"'' 8owt<. Nitro. Cosmo•ron.
1Man1rvman. Pro,O*<llve Sier
NO \C,.ldles
NINTH lltACIE. 1 I 16 m11t'
•10111 Oft lttd (Hloue,.I IS 00
Or Cotfclon 1$t•ven\I
II~ kin ICMM!I
Tome I 4'
AllO ran. too11~. Je1t s.11 J11e Wttltf'n
~-I Sometfll119 .. yOfld l'"INll Kav
Jwra1'00. Mf A FOf'l-
SUelC'*I Ol\Otlt $S IXACT4 rt St Nt4 sl1fOO
U '1CIC IUt 11 t •l • t 11 ""
sf76,27960 wnn one wtnn.ne hcktl '''' llOtMtl u Ptcl! Sex con~llOll N IO
I) 11) 40 tO )0) Wlllfti"U lt<flt lt (tlv•
l'lonetl
t i "IGK H4NI (6 4 lM t 1 .... 71 oetd ''·on'° 10 "v~ w•nnt"G 11<:u•t Uh
llOtM•' Ceffrov., pOOt t ltO,s.t •
Alltndenct 21.111
'W' • • . . . .. .......
COi.Li•• UC lrWle 11, ~ 6
(NM•Wl .. W ... )
CPl•om•n 110 010 11 I-• 10
UC I/vine 030 050 2h-ll 12 O
Glluon, Hoc>kln\ <SI. arennan (II •110
F1-lltn. Kt nl end Nlcl'lOl$Oll W-Kent !3·1)
L-Gllu on 0 ·3) 18-Gerdee (CJ. Suu.r
CUCIJ, GefltilO IUCll 38-<rua <Cl.
HIGH SC"OOL
I 11*'•1128 6, • ._ 1
( LN,. ll'Ntt9tleftll)
E \Plfl "lt 200 100 l-6 10 O
EdlsOfl 000 100 0-1 S 1
Helveo '"a Cox. Tun\leM and JOllnM>ll
w -H•IV811 ll·Ol L-Tun\111 (1•1)
28-Avtr•• (Edl. Jonnton (E<dl. COfllcl<
!Etlll HR RldltlQ!on (ESP) 2 BrOUtlltllt
<Edi
Ln AlernltM S, H""""'"" llMOI 4
Cl.Mr• lfMt81lentltl
Hun1ln111on &H en 000 301 o--. a
Los Alllmilo\ 020 120 11-S I I
Oedrlci. ~n 161 ~ Mcl.4"'00n
'"-'"' L~ tSt eno Wolfe w-Pt1er1, 1-0 L-Oedf~i.. 0-1 2a-t>e<frlc:ll (H9l.
McLendon (H8 1 Hll--f'r•ltv !Hiii. Lewin
(H9) In McLllfldon IH9 l
Ke..._ 1, .. _..lnV ...... 4
CC"'81l.•flw • ........_., •rtrnMsl
lLMn llWttlttltNI)
Kl ft llll . 000 ISl-7 t
Founleln Vellev 202 000-. e )
$anc.11t1, MllM <ti I nd L-11, FnM
Tlllblult ISi Qucoer ,!Sl, SOHll IS), Hellock
(6), Plnede (6) and Rtlc:tlerl. W-Mllfs
(1·01 L-SC>41en (0-1) 2&-0ec,,.vt1 (Kl
Rto01 (IC). Rtl<;tol<'\__, (f<VI, Wllli4lmM>11
IFVI 3B-Uovd (I(). RR--eoor (I()
-.. tclfle.a 6;'Hewll0ft Hen.. I
(LNre """'-"""') Peclflce 200 ~ ,_. 10 o
NtWPorl Htrbor 000 100 0-1 1 I
Chrl•looner 1no Ft lllll, Summer\.
M•flontv <Sl •nd Torti! W-Chrl1ft>DNr
L-Summer\, 0· 1 3B-F•lllO (P )
HR-TuDI (Pl, Asl)ov (Pl, Mlvn•rd (MHJ
MA,,_. t. OcNn V'9w 1
(LMre lmrltelleMI)
Ma11noll1 100 001 l>-7 • 1 Oc"n Vltw 100 000 0-1 l 1
WoodDurn end Schmidt, ""°"'°''· Romlnt ISi Jonnson <n end Oe8rov-.t
W-Wooc!Durn, I 0 L-Romlnt . 0· I
28-<nrl\IOPl\erson !OV), HOl!'nl• (Ml
38-HolOr>doe COVI
LN'8 5, MerN 0
(LNre lflYttelleNI)
Lotre 200 003 l>-S t 0
Marin• 000 000 ~ 1 0
MllO. Mever 161 end llol>erh; t1et
teC>euvPI. C....oee Ill Dunn ISi. C>l\l•fl•
111 1no GolchDOtO H•ll•O.Ullh Il l
W-MllO l.-Hall•DaUOl'I 0 I 78-C•or•ro
ill J8-Ver11n LI
fl'WW 4, LM .,.,,._ I
(LNrw lfMtatlenlill
lrvlnt 011 00'1 ~ 1 l
Los Amigos 000 100 0-1 • 3
Ll•Pl>ll Mtlenke t 11 encl H•bermetll,
Agol0w~111 •no GenerdO W-l.lel>M. l·O
L-AllOlowskl 0-1 1&-Mocerl (I)
LMr• lnvltll"-1 S<wes
CMn\flMftsNP Bradrtt'
( s.GOl'ld ·~) .
K•ltll• 1. Founleln v e11tv 4
Loere S, Mtrlne 0
Anehtlm 7, L•11una .tllU. 0
Lo' Alemllol S, Hu•lln11ton 8ttcl'I 4
Strvlttt 5, Et Toro 4
E sPtrente 6, Eal son I
El Ooreoo 10 NortPI, Rlver-\lde o
c~""' llcKll..t
!Se<Ol'ld RWl\CI) S1.1nnv Hltts I, Sin Clemente')
SI Peul 3. LI Hetirl I
Cvort u 12, Oownev 1
Peclfka 6. Ntwoor1 Harbor
Irvine 4, Lo' Arnl90\ I
Tro .. • Ville P•i-11 3
NHL
CAMPeELL CONFERENCE
Sft\Y'M DMWtl
W L T f"h Cl' CA
,-Eomon1011
C•iotry
'3 14 6 9t 33<1 2S1
30 2S 7 67 211 241 I
I Klfles 20 l6 6 46 225 303
"'.'V encouver.
w 111nlot11
18 34 9 45 "s 7S<f
19 39 6 .. 211 302
Norris OIVlt*\
•·Cnle1110
SI Louis
Mlnntsole
Toronto
Oe1ro11
n 23 8 n n1 ?6S 18 1s t .,. ns 218
21 21 9 63 256 '1'6
19 37 6 44 2'8 302
12 4S S ?9 203 J2S
WALES CONl'ERENCE
Pl'llleoete>h1e
WesP1ln111on
NV l•l•nden
Plli\bUrllfl
WV R1notn
l'ltw lft'\t'V
... trl<lr DIYl1iort
41 II 4
37 19 s
JO n 10
30 26 ,
30 11 4
19 JI J
AOttM OlvWeft
Monlreel :M 13 6
Quebec ].4 16 •
801ton 30 26 7
9uffelo 19 2t 6
Htrlf«O 11 )7 2
x-c11nc~ Dlevoff berth
FMOeV'I Scw9\
Oufl>K 6 9ulf•IO 1 Toronto 7. Oetrolt 3
16 766
19 235
10 2S2
61 2SS 64 ,,,
41 n 4
14 , .. n u2
67 ?SO
64 136
SI 14'
Ntw York l\lllnderl 6. W1nnlP10 J
llencouver l , Pttlleoetonle I
T--.v•s Geme1
MonlrNI el Kines. n
New J•r\fv el Boston
Heriford et Pllllbur11h. n
8 uttel0 II Quet>t<:, n
193
?13
2'26
2'27
?OI
1'1
110
230
231 m
141
Ntw Vor~ Rengers 11 Wulllni!ton, n
Oetroll el Toronto, n
V•ncouver t i C•IOarv, n
Clll'8QO el SI LOUI\, n
New Yorll ''''"°'" al Mlnnuolt, n
Hltll KNel ....
we1tm1M1>1r m. Orenee ,.,
( tt S..dlff, ' '*" l 1 Herde""n IWI. 42, 1 R.ilev (WI, «.
l Blu e l (WI, 46. 4 WoM (WI. 41, S Ille)
Ce o.tueto IW) •nd Ttlla ,,.,1'11 IOI. 41
''*YI f'rlldMdlllM
8AS1.UlL • ~ .. l ....
SAL TlMORE OltlOLES--SIOnec:t •u
Hudler. lnfl114.,, 10 • one·v.ar contre<t
NltMllM L....,. L 0 S A N G E L S S
OOOGEltS.-AJVIOUnCtd 11111 Franklin
Slutlb\, flrtl btstm1n, II•\ eer..O 10
COftlftet terms for tllt "" tff.oi'I ATL.ANTA lltAVCS-~onec:t Om.r
MoretlO, outtle!OOf •nd •ul9ned him to
1t1<11mono of ltle lnttrnelloflal LffOut
8ASKU .. ALl e .................. Mda,..
EVANSVILLE TMUNOElt-Announcff ,,,. '""'"•'lotl Of "-elown. llMd coech N•mecl Jim Thelme1 Dlavw·<:ioedl
f'OOT8AU ......... ,. ..... l.Mwt
GllEEN IAV PACKEltS-SloMd Mlllt
~OVK, otftnll"f """"4an, encl M.rlf.
Sl\umtlt, ~lfl\lvt aftd. IO --COii·
1rec11 MOC«•Y
NatleMI ..... LAHlll eonDN ••utNS-•~ 11111
Mlll.t ~ .. ,,_..!MfMlt, w• DltY fot IN
rtmel,,_, Of I"' \<MMll'I Mid Ill• dullft H
•n eulltent t oeetl wlW M ~ '"J4 ADILPHIA lllL. YlltS-Sl•lltd
Crelt htuoe. torwero
COU.161
IJLMIOA ttellMd ti. contrac1 Of ~ !tloall, Med lle•lltlllell (OKl'I, lftrM
,,. .. ,.. !tvoutll '"' '"°"" .. \Of!
01 l :Us lt\, \". ('\\ l rt l
nd round o(t t \r \ h \\ u \tl
VollllBAll
F o un taiii Valley s11rpri~es ,.Warriors
:-. -:c:: \ ..:!ll-' H -~~: ··-\ '°"' ~ \ ., t\111 ~;;_...._r F~' .. • : ..,.11.."i .1-h ' .smt
' : ~ ·''~ \\' •tv--4"(' "'l\li<·\.-,'f·
~.:..:.. \Ll; '\.I&~ .. '('\lof''l{1
:" -"" r _.a.::;.:. \( -,r,.a L \ "'\. rN '!\,, ...
.:~-: ..... =-~
H:"T s I '"'
_ r ca.\alk~1.1'~:
--: Ra.-,-~ :_r~ •tit" l'I \·
-::-ur-~ \1 .ur.'""" "' ....... t..i t1!' them
"'' tl~ ~ ·~ !tl Jjlic' '\ a~ .... .b .. , ·1 ~C\! f,'C ..
"" !\$ .tnJ .kt('-, '(' ' ~ hv f-tu~,~.a "ti .., ~ ~ ... ~
,: -i !'\~ m.s:, .. <" :., • -l~~
.,'<" :t('\ (' P.-:, t.;'J('\ -~. :!'!<
"' d t*°f1·~<'t '"'J!IU1 Ra,.... l. '-.itk~ ~"".s n<J un~.at~
"''-'~-It'~~ • r..-u.i: ..,. tt-.s :-=" " ~
' '-" ~ '-' '-'
·. _ : "° :'<...: f.' t'-S("t 'lUt-."h S-1 '
'·' ·. ~ ~I ~ :---J .u F .. ,unutn
\ .l •
.. .. '•-~.. J:lJ t:"1! 1"S lJ-.: ~h<
3.1-.;-:-s "\.~ :~ ~.!""('' !\lb •'I R,, ...
R-~ .a~ T,"'1 H.an~~n t1.' u .. t th<'
u:-(' Hin~-:aJ th(> hn~I '"''' t.11h
::-:l'1:x-':: ti..(' ":'l,,mtntUO'•\ .... l"~IO~
-J !,"'h
Man S9n Hi_ng helps UCI pull out match
~ .:~a:-\ <'' .i. ' ""('\.'<'t'N
·:r, r.. on~ tr\'., St"n1 ... r ..ttl('r '·''""' \~ l.1. t -s:_tk :" .issi t \ Phi
D-.l!'I k-.t! .• stuff l. anJ ~nh.'f \.'UlSJJ(
~ ::('r.-~(' t-\.~ltr T rn J'"'':tnS•-'11
: • ..:.as•
\\ 1M0 "'5 La.m ·t...'ll .inJ .\d.lm
i...~t<' •t'~ , T'C'\!1tN .,.1th 'tr\'f\&
i!-1'11~
\tanaa 1. Esiuna t: ~ \ 1-.1np
>'<'"'C'\1 tM1r .:3Mp.t1gn on .1 v.rnning
~ .. :<' ~'"Us.hint .li.'1<' th<' ',,nmg E.l~ ~ I t~ I '-11 I
ThC' \ 1linJs v.rl"{' thn-atC'ned in '"<'
~onJ pmt falhng l-<h1nJ '-I
"\('fo~ storming l\:&cl
Sitnu Bl:J C ~par...~ \bnn;a v.1th
l \. In 'O<' , r1<'n , t<".,r.: :r.L""' t..:.t"OIC'J :,• ~ -·,
"(' ut-.'<' ~'ur..-1:' -~m ... v 8ru..'C' \bn • H1 ' -• "<"" .l •
'c."\ J,'ll~ m.st..-h ""~'"'th<" h nc f-nJ.a,
\tln S.: H 1"' .ikfn't J.i~'tDt u \.ht" .\.,tl"~:cr-"'°!'I ''" 1,, "Hl .l l\un-.."\'Cl~r<'1'1\'<' '' 'ltt'Sl •"(" . .\r :\ :\.1
'llt<' P. .il"'IJ.a, n T tmrt ,,, ~ !'I ht a~ A"t
HC'rt 'a ~ps:u"' k~
l (' ln-iw i. .Ut.nu Stalf' ~-\tJn S.: H1 a~
t .lf\l~nJ.l~V ttit" .\nt<'2tC'N tn.Jt"'U~ AS ~~DnlN l ~·
h nt" h..inJN thC' Sun [)t, 1ls 1 -l..11 t."l<u tirs.t .k~t i.\l.t"I<
S<' .l:...'\O •
\Ian "'-'ng H1 .,.h._, ,..,.~ thn~" I'\' Ill.~
mJ1.-':t :anJ \tar\. k.tpbn .,.~rt in l h,, '<' l-<!1.'\('(' \I.an : •
Hing h('lp('d "pull 1t •'Ut v.nh ~'mC' m ... "n"'J1Nt rU'. ··
J, :'1.'Nlng t~' C,'3.:h I~ i"~tton ''' <'lJ l Cl • : t,, th<'
\ 1-."ll'f'
In ..,.\.lm<"n) a .. ·u'-"'n
LC Saaca Bart»an S. l ( lntff l Th< nu\."l<'U~ ,,,
l t rs team v.;u m1uing ~-..u~ \,, w tlu JnJ th<'
Gauchos t..X' aJvan~ ~' ~d1n1 thC' .\ntC'Jt<'r\ J "''n·
1.-onfC'l"{'O,"'t' loss ()O ln·mC''s roun.. ·
Thrt"( oithC' .\nt t<'rs· top Sl\ pl.i'~ -'t~m<'
BECAUS .. Olm PRICES ARE
S.COND 10 NONll
ASK US ABO UT
OUR NEw US.D CAii LSASING PROGRAM
n J,,..,.lll" ' t.
T ,V\, ~r-iunJ ~'l.! l't:r
tn 1nu.. • t"' , ~"'
~t
76 D.ltsun
280ZX
!ZM S 'IMS '4M5
II
''1(\ :-:,~ .... '"' .a. :!
t'-ut t ""~ ...
I T"i<' 'f .. ,...l.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE
on •pproved credit
'IS flofttlK
GRAND AM
•9195
-. LEASING --nt:
COfNll
'14 Olds 'IJ C..llK ,, c .. uac LEASE WAY DELTA ROYALE COUPE DEVIL&.£ ELDORADO COUlltl .
•9195 '10,MS •n ,MS
• I I '
4 .
Rtfml
lttO.SlBY
~.
I
• •
,
·.. I • Orenoe Coat OAILV PILOT/ Saturday, March 1, 198&
IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE
IF CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANGE
THE ART OF SELLING IS
MADE EASY IN THE
DAILY PILOT'S
CLASSIFIED PAOES.
Anw •m~u"'' "~' ~·t•lj ., 11'\11" lO O.•\ ., rfOv•rto wu1 a.-\i..t»&'t• •o
tk;I "°' lin 11.0 !u h•nl• "'•'~' Con"O\ltfl1 •• I • '-l)f It e JnOe'd Det.~e I~' t nu t t;41HM tOfl
COll\ t "i.1 t , • •1\ '1l1.. 1t
l0tn•"t \ '"'''
.
... , .... a rlaaaclal ••J'l•1t1, T .J. ftll " .. ~ ... I Cltdcal/Ofllct 1400 TNbical/Tra.... ..... 9110
I • ••• It lilt wim5"'w h•• money f()( M•iailtrahn 5100 RECEPTIONIST ssos 1-;:;:::::=====;1 l~aa r T.D'a. S10.000/up. no I• ZttO credltv tno penalty Call Ill , For Advertlalng Agency, MECHANICS HELPER· Alftlnllll ck "'--1 A .,73 73 OC Airport area. must Gas trucke. own toole, a00Mlf m-
l The Shadey Ladle• utab-1 uvo• son •soc,. • 11 DI I W i I type 85/wpm. send Re-MacGregor Yachts. 1831 " -11wa
llshed t975 Vfln<Jow hataact•t•I• sp ., r fer I sume or call Tftf"rl Plenlk1 Placentia, CM Needed tor Rat all
shade & drapery retall 17942 Skypark Circle 1 Advertising Salea at a
business wi1h excellent I•-Newport Beach Engineer· I Stw B. trvlne. CA 927 t4, I tO lllPlOTll rapldly expanding locel
cllentete. 1200 sq ft 1U1at1act•tatl 2120 Ing Firm nu need 10< IBM 250-5922 For blown film 1 yr exp or new9Pape< AgorMllve.
showroom ptus wtndow PSYOllC/P&UI DAii Dtsplaywrtler Operator• HCf PTIOll·ST 2 yra exp In btown film Hlf-dlaclpllMd lndlvlct-shade work room 4 year __ ,. 20 . ,._ w/ eve & weellend avall-"~ Wtll tratn Apply tn person uals may earn exoel141nt
tease uceltent potential r ..... er. yrs exp ..,.II abltlty Text Paelt 1V, Re-PIT, personable, mature al CT Film 2520 South Income (salary • com·
for expan1ton Wiii train 850-2758 Olene 831:-'9&4 port Paek & Chart Pack • person tor property Birch, Sania Ana 8am-mlMlon), benefit•. and
$90,000 Contact Pamela FREE.Speech & Language must Interviewing Mon. mgmt c9 ~/busy phones Noon advancement cpportunl-
Wagoner 4~4-7771 evaluation by Ce<tlfied Maren 3 until 8pm, call Bl-llnguel a + 8 30·1, ty. Sala and/or lldvertl•-
-Therapist. Sat . Mar 1, for appt, I M-F Must be able 10 work Ing experi.nc:. a must.
l la1iat11 I 9-5. 515 S Beach E\lvd Sa\ 9•4. GOQd phOnel TYPHITTlll/ Send reaumt to: 1 01~rtaaitit1 2904
1
Anaheim Sutan Levine: llHILL lllYICH manner• must. 642-1 603 I PISTl IP AITIIT Matlnda Thackery
I BE'AbfY salon For sale. 6 cau tor appt 995-1802. to 112-1101 llHEn /IEOllnllY l 'mmediate opening for IUlll ll&IT
I operators, brand new . leave msg 875•2029 l Needed tor busy but fun exper typesetter. Mutt IAILY PILIT
equip 171h St, c M Pull ILt1t I r.... 2925 MANAGER I oc Airport area
0
advert1s-have have mark-up . 330 w, Bay St
price $10.000 Cash ask I Ing agency. 5•9-1757 I exper • paate-up bacit-Costa M ... , CA, 92627
lor John 213·•3•-7•68 1110 llfWllll Immediate opening for lull ground helpful XJnt t>en---------• Alt 6pm 213-434·1120 For lost sheltle named time District Manager SAL ES CLERK w ith I ellls Including medlc•I & -:--:-:,,..,.-------. -I Ketty Looks like 1mall Musi ef"ljoy working wtth typing. t111ng & compo1er dental Insurance. con-&ITllllTIYI SALIS
BtOS WELCOME tor sate Lassie Whl/Hbte Vcty children Experience experience 549-.1167 gen111 atmo1phere Con-Profestlonal car.., orlen-
1
ol Trucking Compan1 Y, Hrb[ & Wiison 650-2332 helpful s•c11na•J/RECE8T tact Ahasa, 642-4321 ex1. led pereon• wtlh ex-1 hroug h Chaper _ _:_ ~ " r1. 291 lenoef !\ill I
I J Proceedings Deadline We o"er an exceUen1ben·1 For Chrls11an Group t•••t( Cla•y per or •t me em-._.._.... ..i 3/ 18/86 Mlnlmun bid set I eflt program. paid va-Homes 8 30 to 5 00 """ -ployment at Americas il2
......... ~-.. I at $915731 Slngte sue-FOUND ADS I cat1ons&h0lldays.bonus S6hour 957-6190 I lllUPfllT V01k1wagen&lsuzude1I-
-cesslul bidder 10 be I program and dental In-330 w Bay Street erahlp. Pteue clll Jim
I awarded al~ asse1s on ARE FREE sur ance Salary plus non /IOOllEEPEll Costa Mesa. Ca 92627 Stafford f()( an Interview
terms of cash within 10 mileage retmbursemef"lt tnvestmen1 firm In NB 1•2·•121 at (714) 842-2000.
days of acceptance 1 Appllcant must apply 1n seeking Full. lime person WI
Openlna• Now Available
CAR ROUTES
Earn Extta Ca•h
For De/Ivery 01 Thi• Paper
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
Deliver 1 day a week~ No
collect ing. no soliciting.
Must have dependable car,
truck or station wagon and
insurance
CALL 842-1444
Ask for JoAnne Craney ) I
Call 1-800·4f2·5265 · Call·. person at Da1ty P. 1101. 330 Good bookkeeping. Sal11 5510 -aTYH'llWllTll
I West Bay S1 . Costa I typing. grammar word "-'"
lavesl•tnl H2·Hll Mesa, Ca. Appty 9. 11 proceMtng & phone skttts 1 MILLIOI IOLURS Af ~~emLa~'keAtnlngelelg OTfclmealn 1;:===============:; O,,orltaity 2901 a.m. or 2-4 p.m. (Ctrcuta-J necessary Non-smkr II lion Dept ) $1600/mo 673-•227 Do you nave th~ courage Costa Meu. With our
•• sl.Ess ,l"T.E" I to call? II you're looking new comml11lon acale
-•ECllmll •&UIEll I Small C0nventoon & Pub· for a 6 figure income & you can earn m0f9 than Needed GOOd opportunl-FOUND Btk Lab C>UP VIC " lt~tng Co In Costa Mesa 1 ty Must be looking to Ward & Stater FV Nationwide Co. BIG$$$ seeking versatile person can I find one. Call 1oday $200 In commllllon &
make a sucoeutut bull· 964-7918 or 962-6112 Ito right person ~50-09t2 w11n l•'lng. adm1mstrat1ve 848-7374 wages by lllllng 20 675 " 1ubscr1p1lon1 a week tt'a
I
·ness M_acnetle •8860 FOUND small black dog lllHical/Dtatal 5105 & computer experience llYlllTt••H possible to Mfn morJI
11:,
'Wllilitliliililllllliitliiilil•J [TllA.TW•ll• . ..!!_TIOtl~ Charier Yacht looking lor vie GOldenwesl/ Edinger Cllll Part or Full-time .. than S 1,000/weekty, ....,._ 51)"1, panner Profitable H B 642-6322 atter 7pm I El/CUii 71"951 ·2988 &CClllT UEOITIYE Houre are flexible. High
'i established business Ex-
1
FOUND Small Parrot B~:Xrg!:l~d,,..~~fo~~e~s l TYPING. phones, t111ng, Needed for Automotive & School Graduatea, Col-cetlent tax advantages .. -r v-some errands 5-days a Real Estate Classlfled lege Students & Sef"llor pi.-----•-----------1 Call Barry 675-8484 w t banded leg vc.\y ing/cl91tcal duties FIT I 1' $5/h · Advertising Sates at a Citizens encouraged to
Nil.IC NOTIC!
ACTTTIOUI 9UllNE88 ..... ITATIMENT
• The lollOYllng pera<>n5 are I OOlng butlr-. .. .
8 & W MARINE CON·
SUL TINO. 310 9th Street Huntington Beach Call!
t 2948 Blake Joseph Wood 310 tin Stree1. Huntington 9"ch. Calll 92648 • Scott Chlll'lel Buller 310
9th Street. Hun11ng1on
Beach. Calll 926'8 ,. I Thia business 11 con·
l!uctlld by a general part·
nerlhlp
Blake Wood
fhll 1111emen1 was hied
...ath the County Cieri< of Or· .00. County on February 3
1&Ae F2tM10
Publllhed Orange Coasl
Dally Pltot February 15 22
March 1 8 1986 SA :386
P\alC NOTICE
li~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ijiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiii"''" Aoams &.Mesa Verde W Knowledge of QC area week start ng r, apply For an lntervl-... 1 557-4629 Good driving record 957-8351 rapidly expanding local v -' '« newspaper Aggressive. call 714-540--0301.
TODAY'S
REAL ESTATE
CLASSIFICATIONS
1002-2790
ARE IN THE REAL
EST A TE TABLOID
SECTION
I•
No room left in the garage
for the car?
A call to classified
can help.
'LOST 2124 Jade Bracelet. 640--0 o YETUllllllY llECEPT self-dlsctpllned lndlvld· FAST Growing Service
vc1y Fashion Island Re ORTHO ASS'T . Exp, Immediate opening lor uals may earn excellent Station nas lmmed open.
ward' 551· I 705 ROA Excellent Benefits br1gh1 pleasant person to income (diary • com-ings. FfT or pfT po.-
LOST Cat. Red brown B· Irvine 640-4292 handle rront omoe Prefer m1s11on1. t>eneflta. and mons, Mgl Oppty·s. baM
hurst & lnd1anapohs Re llDI OllTIO non sm~r •O hr wk advanoemen~ opportunt· pay' comm, Fountain ward 962_6020 Salary dependent oo e•-ty Sates and/or advert1s-Valley Chevron Sef'vlce
Exp d ch11rslde. Full-time perience & allllude 1ng experience helpful Center, 962·95 t2
LOST Charcoal gray Per Ask for Deni 642-7537 542-3843 for appt Send resume to ----
sa1n Cat named Ma• vcty Cl • 1-10-11. 5 OO P Ble~1ns UIUll llUIWUl
Hrbr vu Hiits Please call I enca ace 4 ORlllE COAST SAUllUI
11 seen or found Reward' &CCTS llECEIY CLEH Teda.aical/trades 1 HILY PILOT Retlll Salee Full-time. 720·2922 or 759·0911 Musi type & be detail , 55051 PO 80>11580 Bo ating experience
LOST Ferrel fhke mink) NB minded Pacific View •AUTO MECHANIC* Costa Mesa, CA 92626 req·d (714)493-4455
area ts personal frleno & Memorial Park, 6•4-2700 Very busy shop VW's & p-------•miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-
compan1on 6•6 665A Ask lor Pat foreign car repair Must
Per soaala 3002 ADMIN ASSIST M1ss1on have own toots 631-0693
V•e10 Good c.tencat sk111~ re C E R TUE I FUTISY HUI Call Colleer 841 ·8770 M,. HANI • ngine e-build1ng 3 yi e.cp (111) 111·2041 •BOOKKEEPER $2200/mo rebutld en· ~2 00 toll 11 any Wotn some ac1g know1 g1nes using Metric &
P I S · edge or computer actg Standard toots Musi
trlODI trYICtl S•P secs1<.•llsnetplul call own toots & have legal
3004 Randy 722· 1062 rognt to -Nork Place of -E'"'S .... C-0--S-M----, emptovment11~rv1ews, RT • ODELS C M based contr co seeks Costa Mesa. Se~ this ad
841-5627 Pll recp. II otc. tete & ac· & resume/le11er staling
_ .,-curate typing 12-5pm, ,lull quallf1ca11ons to Job
Sclaoola & M F, $5/hr 6•5-0876 I rr SK0839. PO BOX 9580.
MOTOR ROUTE
Available in Irvine area.
$300 to $600. No collect-
ing. 3-4 hours a day. Mon.
thru Friday afternoon. Sat.
& Sun: morning. Call
642-4333, ask for Kirk.
ORANGE COAST la1tractioa 3012lcosta Mesa ba~ Cont Sacramento CA 95823.
F'ICTITIOUI BUSINESS •APPLE 11_111 Private Co seek pll.recp. 11 ofc, not later than 1:-::~~~!':J are PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE I lesson s 15hr Setup hme , 1e1e & accurate typing. March 13, 1986 Dally Piiat d~ bualneu H PDR Dally P1101 "'"1>ruary e 15 business system 554-5540 1 l2-5pm M·F 6•5-0878 MECHANICS
GROUP, 18335 Spruce 22 March 1 1486 ""''h the County Cletk of Or-----Moving Co needs Mech Fwnt&ln Valley. CA 92708 . 58_369 angeCounty on January 29, TENNIS Lessons Prv & Data E1try/Wtr4 Pree anic exp w/gas truck;
:fhtllp Nguyen 16335 1 986 Sem1-prv Contact tan Immediate opening IOI e1 f'las n 10015 call Randy
Sptuot, Founttln Valley CA F2"5ef Rl<;f'I 536-1980 penenced person Ac ow
9V08 PUBLIC NOTICE Put>lishe<J Oranoe Coast --curacy es~nllal NQ_catts 722• 1°62
;.,ne Nguyen, same Dally Piiot F"b•uary 15 22 Earloyauaf accepted Sentf-resume. ,-~-.......
'fhla business 15 con FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Maren 1, 8 1986 including refs to O C I Y "'1Ctedby:husbandend ~ NAME STATEMENT SA-372 Claili Care 3016 Performing Arts Center,
'?hlllp Nguyen • dOTnf' fob11riw1ng persons)lEre ---------lllYSITTEll 611 Anion Blvd, Ste 3 10. rhl1 111tement was ltled •ng vsonu~ 111 9. PU8LIC NOTICE CM 92626. A11n D P • • with the Co~inty Clerk of Or-StGNEf1 S CHOtC.E ?50 For 1 yr old Nlgtots &
11n08 County on January 16 FtSC.~f R AllE COS TA FICTITIOUS llUSINEIS Wknds CM 642-7326 Ev GENERAL OFFICE· f'lhng. C
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, CA
$ $
SALES
MANAGEMENT
OPPORTUNITY
Crew Supervisors are
needed to work In a
fe$$1onijl management
It Ion.
now
pro-
pos-
We now have openings for
mature adults to supervise
newspaper sales crews.
Responsibilities will include
hiring, training, and motivating
teens In obtaining new cus-
tomers for one of the area's
leading newspapers.
For an excellent opportunity
and · earnings of $500-700 per
wk ,
Call TC
Ask tor Ron
642-4333
198e MESA r A •262" ' NAME STATEMENT Keypunch phones 11 -;;;;;;;~;;;;;;iiiii lail4 Cue Ftaciaf F299404 Kee,' C.ary Ande•sor The following pereons er!! Babysitter for 5 yr Boy my typing. no exp nee newer • liFl'!!Ell!'NC'!9le ... ~·ep•aJ,.r_NeW_•&-o1-d.
Publllhed Orange Cc.ast 21!!6 p "'"' 118 ••e Co~l18 doing busmen II COM hme 3 dys/wk ore In CM Crown $2.40 per day IMOTHEA WILL BABYSIT WOOd. cri.Jn link. patio'•· ------------1 DAN SALYER PAINTNG
Deity Piiot Fet>ruar{ 15 22 ~858 CA 92fil7 (a) EAATHOUIDE COM· 640-513• or 673-8628 Hardware 645-6777 Mon -Fri Eas111de Costa tree Mt. Greg, 968--0118 ISHIKAWA LANDSCAPE Lie M4251124
Mereh 1 8 1966 .. Tti ~ t:;us Pss '" co" PANY tbt EARTHGUIDE lllYSITTEll IEEDED G -R L FR G Tnel's ALL you pay tor , _M_esa area _722-1393 Sod. Ctean-upa. Malnt Catt Anytime 964-2017 Sa39:i.' uur.H!dCy .)n ndlVldua GRAPHICS 50931stStreel I IOA Y· OOd F..... Sprinklers,etc:.850 ... 147 -:=---=""="""' ______ _
KPev•n C. A erson Sutle 202 N-pon Beach My home 3 daysiweetc w figures will 1rain 3 tines 30 day minimum Cleaaial Stmct ir GLASGOW PAINTING
rhos siat,.mel'lt was hied Cahl 92663 some eve/weeknds Reis MacGregor Yachts 163 1 CALL TODAY!! , ROBIN§ ClEAMNG FtREWOOO $76.&0•h cord CSleahapnlnUpg.'r.•eTmreeovlTncpg-~aul. Int/Ext 3o yra exper., ;~~,.1~~~:i~n~~ ~~~~8~; ~;-Krts J W&Jnscon. Penner req d 646-60•3 Ptecenlla Ave CM ASK FOR LOIS I SERVICE 8 throoughly Winter Special. QUll. mix. MIKE 650-3283" refs 842-52 t4
__ Ml. __ IC_NO_T_l_C_E __ t9&6 ~5 .,,,w__aecsht BCe111tbtlol19•2: .. ~--Hskpr/Chdcr weekday$ GIRL FRIDAY 1•2.•321 llf, 301 clean house 540.-0857 Oellv., Jim. 836-8561 L d~ .. .J S I I PAINTER NEEDS WORKI F2"13 .,_, · ..., """' T 1 I ,. ,. an __.ng. pr nk ere Int/Ext. oelllngs, refln cab
PlCTITIOUI IUSINE88 1 Earthgu•de (Jap1n) co car re q 2 · 6 Pm ypist cata og ng etc THE SILENT PARTNER Atatral nict1 Sod. Clean-ups. 20 "'•In (26) yr• evp., wor" guar.
, NAME ITATEMENT Putilt•he<'J Orange Coasl LTD . Partner 509 3191 759-1066 NB 1 16-20 hrs wkly, S6/hr ,. ~ " " 'Tne following persons are Da11y P11nt Feoru11._r_v _6_1_s~Street Suite 20;,>, Newport D -. lOll Belly 9-11am 642-2053 Comm & Re$ld, l5yrs exp WELOtNG SERVICES area. Tony &45-512• Davis Paln1tng 964-3837 c\Ol:;1:[lg~~t;•s5as An~o~;-22 Marc.r•1 1986 each.C11h1 92683 oaeatau Nationwide Cons14mer Acea1tic1lCtilia11 ~:~.1~~~b.':'~~~·8~u~~er4. R:~~Pra:;~01;'\=~d!t Tree/Trlm/~anupcompl PAINTINGlnt/EJ1t.repalra,
on"••'"'-' ••aerawCaAr92625 Tn1s bus1ne11 la con-COMPLnE I Credll Service has open-REBLOWN OR PAINTED -1976 ;... A CM gardening. mpetltlve cab refinished, Plll>l!lrlng ......,, "" d ted by 111 general part· I Home & Office cleanlng by vrange ve. · · prices. Chuck 842-2873 25yr tocat refs 9711-5294 Keith M Bowter 2521 w PUBLIC NOTICE n rshlp Care of house & lndry ings for experienced Also Int/Ext Painting JODI Please c:atl tor free Portable serv 846-4831 SYnnowe< H-14 Santa Ana Kros J Waonscon For working cpl. 4 hrs/dy Credit people & trainees Uc:t288597 831-9295 eslimate 842_6746 ----2-24" Box Tr"' S75 ea. QUALITY PAINTING
CA 92704 This slalement was flied 3 dys/wk Dy 557-9003 wllhe desire 10 learn Haa•~ll 7-15 gal Box Trees S25M. Low wtnter rath. Free Ml
Tim Slutrnea 432 Sea-""'the County Cleflt 01 Or-eve 6•4·06•6 Positions Available MODERN ACOUSTICS. Housecleaning 14 yrs exp. AMERtCAN HANDVMAN Call after 6 545-6287 Call John 722-9707
ward R<1 Corona del Mat ang..County on Jinuery 30 -CREDIT CLERKS NEW & OLD CEILINGS reliable, reas. free est, own Carpentry, fencing, wlh· LAWN & YARD C'"RE
CA 928:i.>5 d"•"Q r;..,,,,.,.n as P. ,~ 1966 S~tt~r for I Eld~rly S am-CASHIERS SPRAYED 527-2589 trans Pina 645-9866 Della dowt. plumbing, manlte. Reas. Ratea FrM "Eel
Ed Crosa. 432 Seaward w nc1ow r.'"""'"'O f2"752 u atory ema e atur-Type 30/wpm gd Phone E>1qu1s11e Acousllcs Re----b 1 t A. d Y -J •
UNIQUE PAINT
10 yrs In the Harbor Area
Free est 854-2732 R<I., Corona det Mar (.A •era 1111 Publlslle<l Orange Coast days 10am-,l)pm Nr 15th ''"'IS able to work under REStD'L/COMMERCIAL 1u enc • e c n es 957~20 92625 · 926:?1i Dally p 1101 February 15 22 & Ptacen1ta 673-7378 preuure Full range Of sprayed or remove Dry-tree est Elsa 646-3254 Jesus II Lord 633-t402 ~hi b 1 wall Repairs 847-7901 Sonia 722•8055 --K.C. TREE SERVICE p i
.1 ' u1 neu •S con-Jortr Maret. 1 8 1986 1 • frtnge benefits. FENCES-GATES Tree trim Top, trlm, removal. Quallty lf!I •J. :::ec1 by 1 nm11ea partner Car1 og SA-376 Prolt 111oa1l/ Oppl'y tor Advancement A1pla1lt VACANCIES VACANCIES Dump rune. C.M.IN.B. aervl ce. Fr ea Eat.1"X""N""'bY~sMw"X•L~(l"'!cP.oP.V"'E~RP.t"'N,.G
•• ~etth Bowler 92i~,: t>us es~ 15 t:.on. IMahiistrahH 5100 I Contact Parking Area Repairs & Special Pre Spring Rat,s area. Jim WhY1•. M2-720e Days/Ewt. 536-6698 tnetallatlon & Removal
:,Th11 1111ement was rue" ducted by ·11n ndlv1dua1 PUBLIC NOTICE E•CllOW OFFICER A Mac(;~~~r5~.::~~s Resurtactng • Roofing & We do It all! 857-742 •GEN. HOME REPAIRS. •111 Int. painting. 548-4013
-Mh 1ht County Clerk of or. I Jonn w Parl!"" I' Waterproofing• 831-4199 We-wlll clean your house. Paint. Drywall. Carpentry i E nart Walleoverl"" tn
ange County on February l Tt11s .. 1atflm11n1Nao;111ed FICTITIOUllU8INESS jl mm~dtat e opening SECURITY PACIFIC apt-condo-ofc. free est. etc.Gary845-5277PTL *' IOIWlll* 1t":.11;11ons.Reu.C0n•:·lt· 19. 1988 Wit~ IM County Cler~ QI Or NAME STATEMENT Salary negotiable. based MF G FUNDING ,Asphalt-repalr-prl<lng lots R GI 83 .... F301311 anr,ie Cn1.1nty c.n J!lnuer v 9 The lollowtng pe1sons are on experience Hunt-Irvine near Airport ap1 ,complex-heavy roller eas Orie 1~569 HANDYMAN LARGE and EST. 975-3175 REFS. ant Autgnmt. 581-8590
f>ubll-'*I Orange Coa~1 t481l do•ng ou11ness II' lngton Beac:n area Seek-I EOE M/F Joe 6•5-4289 7am-9pm Clttlala1 Strrictl--small I . DO IT ALLI Masonry work. Gen. clean "IAll U Im"
Dally P1to1 March 1 e 15 22 F211n211 nfA~~~ E r~c~/' ~~LTE~ 1ng enthusiastic; well or IPART TIME Recep/Typisl 8a1iatll Stmctl SEWING·& ALTERATIONS 53 t-5519 Pat°' Ive mag. upa, tree trim. removal. DEPENDABLE QUALITY
198e P 1t11 ~h110 OroHQl' C.o.nt .,.71 v oa L•do St• 200 ..,__ ganlzed person Call Wilt train on word pro-gua 'd St--83" .. 833 ...
S 402 ~~ Q " N.....v\rt/Co11a Mesa area Odd Jobe Done Wln<JOW9. r · ••• ..-~ Workmanlhlp. -2-ee t3 •· Cia ly JJ,1r.1 ~ .. ~ .• .,Jr, 13 1•. part Be.en Cali I 92663 Gretchen 848-1255 8 30-5 cessor Irvine 752•0682 Acu'Type Word Proces•· ~-.. -22 Maret 1 t966 Anna R He1drottf'I• inc ' ing We do manuscnpts, Nennette 831-4810 Pl alnt-yd-eetc !~.C71tz8 Ol9 IC Specialist: block. fencM-We gall thd hang together
Sa '3i0 CalllOtl"lta c.orp0ratM>n 3,71, (•"-W •ircan••y PIT 20-40 nrlwk ltex1ble malling list. etc 786-3330 Ctat-rac-t-trt ---ree est u<I..,....,. 1 <*Tlent, ptan1etl, reetucco Hang/1trtp. Advice to the -.., -I typing fih,,,, comn••1 YOU BUY • I INST'"LL repalra, etc 24hr 5-45-0729 "••TV, ..... "730 11 a Udo Ste 200 Newport I Experience need only · .,. ,... er BOOKKEEPING. Reas. " .,._, ..,......., Beach Ca111 92663 apply Immediate on.on I useful w1ll 1ra1n. 720·9180 Fees P•rsonal or small At14'1t·h1l1a•lt"4I Garage openera. Dt19C* STUCCO MASONRY TILE P'· t /"--II This b 11 .. Q " Comm/re1td 153 t-2345 ats. Lt Elec. C1btnet1. -uil tf •11•• t'1CTTTIOUI IUllNEH FICTITIOUS llU81NES8 u neu 1• con-Ing. Salary nego11tble. P/T Recepl /Typist, wilt 8ustneu 545--0884 No Job to emall All~· ---------N ... IT-TI MENT NAME STATEMENT ducted by • corparatio" based tm experience 1re1n on word processor --S-1 WILSON & SONS Ctoseta WL 549-M94 Free .. t. Lie. 831-2345 lnt./u t. patch plaeterlng,
The fOllowlng person •s ""' tollowing persomi are re~":/Y" C. NIC~"11 Sec· Seeking well organized I lrvlrtR 752-0682 C1lti1ttl Rm Add Remodel Kite. Baal~ • ia cus1om texturing, quality ~~~:Sne:~~· FRAMFS ·ooong bu11M'" es e s G Th•• statemem "'" llled career oriented person RECEPTIONIST KtTCHERs etc CABT re· Bath Tiie. 11357487 Ina. l T AXULINd . MOVING n I work. Probleme-No Prob·
OF HUNTINGTON BEA~ v acrot Se• vie." 3600 Per.-w1t11 thee County Cte1k of Or-~~~ll~!~~e~e•8c:8• ~~~a5 Prolessional Firm located aurtaclng(compare). Home 3~rs exp. 646-1740 Garage & Yard Clnup1 •A-1 Mfl• * lemsl t326884 554-783 l
UMOO BMeh Blvd .t6. Hunt Ln Ntowport B1m:1 CA ange ounty on Jtnuery 31 , in NPB by airport l'eedS remode~g. lie 642-1777 ROLLS CONSTRUCTION Jon 845-41112 CLEAN & EXPERT STUCCO lnl/elC1 r•tuceot
tngtOtl e..cti Caltl Q2646 92~63 c. 1986 8.30 am to 5 pm capable person E.xp w/ Carput" New Conet./Remodellng. H'"ULtNG • CL"'"N·UP av. 25yuraexpertence addl11onM10UMa 35yr exp
0
= ~~Sc~u!ine 43~ Pllr;a~i~y ~ewp~~:s e1,8:: PubllSlleo Orange~ MARKETlNO I ~=vy f~o~e &1 cllent con-~pe(i"C~try s;;:;;c;; Llc84e&5114 Ins 552-0428 Ye:d. garage, tr.-;;, mlec. Lie. T-119.428 730-1353 313850 tree .. 1 5&6-48112
Rey, Calif 9029i c~ 92663 Oa11y P11ot F•brull"f 15 22. Begln/lntermed tralllee11 r n ° c appear· Repatr·Re'mod'l·AddWOO• C.lltrict 11 Lawn MN Ndr trlm9. ..ABO MOVING.. Pl aWa
fhl• bu1lnn1 ia con-n" bu11n•u " tOl'I· Maren 1 a 1986 lor Comm w/Qd potential ~nc~. curl ·~~· <i:,11 D~rs-.tc 548'4980 I l-".1l11 * S45--073 * Oulete & C•.tvl T131CM& 1•••i1iioiioiioiil1._ ___ _
dllC!ad by an tn<llvl<laal d11<:ted by an 1nd1v1du,_1 SA-382 1ncme Pref exp tn can-1 "1 yn e ley ~ .,,. _ LO RATEi. 552--0410 H lw D f 111-1111
Un<I• J Schub Brad Grost vas. quallty & analyze. To HCEPT /LITE m111 BUILD OR RE AIR ATC Commerctat o;y:;:u Btalt~, •tr 11a--• -~!Ob• done rlg.htt-
Thl• 11a1emen1 wes ft1NJ • .,,, '1atflmenl wu "ed P\IJllC NOTICE promote algnage & 8·!> M-r Nr Airport NB Walla stairs. c:foora, loctca. Speciallrlng In Comm't Fitan1 -·-_.._ wtth the County Clefk or Or ""'I" 111 .. County Cler1t 1)1 Or graphic adv In target Call CoaSI Roof Savers ralllngs moldings & trim and Restd'I FrM eat .,.°"'lilli"-i""iiliill••,.•--1111•l IJ..aTl 11Ym •• DRAINS CLEAR From 15
' ange County on February 4 11"ge County Of' February e FICTITlOUI IUllNlll rnkt1. 831-24911 75s-2200 u 76106 Don 1164-5949 !>48-61123 •383924 DANCE LESSONS Sodal, Orange Co. Ortafn•I F1uoe11, Olapoeal, Heller. 1He fl! 6 NA._ STATIM!.NT I ~-Nightclub, Ballroom, Latin. St~t Mo ire. Tn.l>red 841--0907 P&R 722•90ee
• Fi00147 p F>00374 I Tl'tl IOllC)'IO(Jng 1)9(9()(1 11 1 •i•••• CABINETS 4 CARPEN-•ROOM ADOITIONS• 1 Lenon• $20. &50"'3048 Lie T12.4-43&~1-t427 Publlehed Orange COsat ublished Orange Colll9t dotrig buaineu u 21""1 I TRY Smalt joba, repairs •REMODELING• · · · Dralnecleeradorrepalrlld.
Deity Piiot February 8 15 !Daily Pilot February 8 IS CAEATIVE.CA!TtNG 858 '" 0 rt1aitlt1 free estlmatel, 845-2003 ST.LIC.428477 9611-21~4 tatill •II NEWWaretlouM8tOt9g9 Alt plumbing repalra. low
22, Marcf'I 1 1986 2:i.' Mrmn 1 l98& w 1811'1~ Cos'I Mesa. Cttlt • II-llYll 11111 ret....:rers. PDO 8314 1&7 Sa 6:>3 S1 387 92627 Doors-moldlnga-bey wtn-TRACTOR RENTAL. Bar• 2•.., n l 1111 •
Edward A Ch1t11n 388 E dowe. complete patloe. or operated. gr~lng, •HMtlng dOM right¥' --Cerefuf..Cour1eoue-(;hMp lat
---------PUBllC NOTICE 22nd s1 NewPOr1 e.llCh. !~~,~~;: Pe~~·~~'l-es~k demo. nautlng, reaa 1 ..... Tu By hf.for p1ec41 &4Wet& li9~@•silitpj'A"'o~o•F-•A•t111p111l"'i-R P'lalC NOTICE ca111 retes. wtlend ~.St. ¥ir' CAN BEAT ANY BID BY
FtCTITIOUI 8UllNlll Thtt bu~·"·'~ •• con· Doore-Repe1r-Att ... 1tlon1 Cletr Const 849-4931 FRANK MUSSl!!LMAN 50%. 7224 7537
Ac:TmOUl IUllNHI NAMI tTATEMfNT <M1~ by an tn<llvtdutl M HAV£ DONE fOlt TII: ~ flWttCET WHAT 1l( Cabtnett-Pll'el-LOOka·etc A .u yrt Al T.X ConN1an1 C FO A V 0 0 R -...---------
NAMI ITATEflffNT T~ rottow1ng pet"<>'IS art Edward A Ch11lln INSTMT f'alfTU DI) fOlt na--lllT ..... 1(£Tfl 35 yra axp .w ry 842-0597 .,_ra Cit Aat•. M&-7121 PARENTS. P'1'V9te home. U. Tile followlf'\O person• art doong ovsmeo" Th11 Sl81amlfl1 Wit ltled '" "'""' -_,... & I :::t ......__ NB M•.U-640-7020/E 11..,.,...,. .. _ .. ___ ,._ dOl'lll t>ul ll'llU .. JA JUSl' rue ru1•"" JO" 1-B I With t ..... CouAI" "'~k .... "'· c t Entry .. r ....... """". l11trM . • -.. ,.. C.llmkl Tiie lnatellatlon ' 9 lfdare 207 Alabama ., ., ~ " '"" " ' ....,.. v• "' W1ttt our t~CIUll't ln51Jnt C:ir !>ySltm '® •1• h111t fht arr I By No<tnan The Doofm.n Boerd/"--• fA# ....... s:~ Aepelr All "'---Lie
• H~nllngiol'I 8ttcll CA ~:.~2:~~d Costa ~ =County on Jenu.ty 3 l IOll1t1 to t!tctronnltr 1tr1tr1lt h•Cll Quality mloni\!i"' "' Home Carpet or; Clean 0811' Fir 857-DOOR fOtoMIAd wMHIRd. In prtv~L.a..,. Ek:t: t;;; #42913<>. 842:1a;a·
• 92648 D.\IM vt.11t1p•11 '.1181 ,__ tolor with luft araof11C\ "' • mill~ ot r11tnut1s ltir '"'' Y1l n.-i IYlletn Non toxic, 11---'· I ---GRAMMAR for ec:hOOI or lncllV ett.ntlon, warm & -----------
••• TltOm .. Jeoobt. 207 Alt Me'1e4•11 C.<14t• M••· Cell! Pvblllhe<I Orange ~I ptnn.tt" ktll• nea 1g91 fS.45-5133 llllUllll bUalnea8 194-1525 frtendty envtof'ornent. EXPERT Tlftng·Rellabte •
• '-"-· Huntington Rfl8Cll. V26:i'6 I Otily P1101 reo1u1ry 15. 22. for tM f,rst lom• fou un c~p.1~111• o~ l~t mllll1 btthon dvllar C -P&Ulll 11.111111 • ..... NM 414-t241 r...on•.,...~beth ·.C~!~8 w R__... 1310 . Patric~ .r.hinppa11. :l 181 Merell I a 19MI commtrc1•I i11n m"~'' with"° '•C•'t''"" •tld w1tli<1ul I llinit tatat/Ctacrttt Oualttyw«ll frM-1 -. L I .. kl1CMn. Call 722-9713 ,.r .. 1""•b.-•-'• H _.t.I 1 MlldtMta, C.osra M•N Cafll 8A-3&4 a llMh Drlvow1Y9. ~tloe. petha, 1 426513 ' Na-7401 lftlln
• "" '" • un ng Ol'I t'9~4 f, t f rn t N ) b t •11 •: •CA 82948 0 G Read '39$6 Cet-n lft•~ m~t o ..,, 000 ir1<lt1dJ\ I l111ty 1utomated tnsl1nl e c o o 00 am ... RE810/COMM'L/INO 28 fm 11111 .. ••• ™• t>uatn••• " col'I Bro ... • aivo ~·n Ca111 Sten Systtm 11111 Ira'"'"' on IOl"I ~POO<t tlld • orotKled Re•• Mtckey. 53&-0553 Y'•· Do my own wOl'k ~ Lawn-TrM-ShNb lnet•JI. ~!~ 1ducyre of2' "->OY ~T~EJ.:!H~'!,.
'
• ~ by • genertt Pl•t· 1321 r What a w~r WO<ld ttmtor1 <Newport Bt.tot~ illtl) Concrete Patio.~ •"1•1u 1 Al ..... •12e T,... frlm and Removal --·--· '°"'· .,. ... n ..... _ ... ~ It y04I" Id bt "'f ltlf "~ .. ~ -Thante·YOUI "3--4, 14 I.Id ...... I' 14) .,_..MIC) ·~ ___ J~... Loretta Aed<I, 23955 Cal or Snopptng right at 1 u ' its 111 I out mort tboul 1 ~'' way Slab•& Walk• a---00 8 ELECTRIC lawn Main & Aototltltf19
• ,,. ,,_._ _,., 0... 81 d .._&It CaM your ttnoenJpa ..,.ryd11Y' PIO 1t•blt buJJlltU ~1t111111, lh•I OfO ... 11111(./1 ~ Cont 42H30 842 1165 ~ .... lnatd ~ .... IH......., PAINTIUft WlndoW ~a.Moe :·· n. ltat.,.,t '"* hied fi321 " ·~~ O•lly Piiot r.1 111111fred WIYl(t lo a PIOVfll mtrh• W!lh no W7tl)ff1tlOI! tlld Ill C"'iu c . -4dllt-M71~ s~ call•. Fr•&llma1• &.....-5 ....... ""'" """ 804 tty reald'I C.M only
: ~the County Cletlo or Ot Thi• bu•'""' 1, c:on AO• ro piece your ad 1l!'mtdat• '""' "°" •.. I.It ,.,.,. out ... 1 llc, bOnded .= ~E~ e:=,. 11cu1eo2 ~ e1s-n11 t• r.I: County Otl FIOIWfy 7 ctut1ad t>y 1 gitt*al Clt111• call &42-&e71 and tel • •ftusillf'\S.,, r,, ~""" .. r111" 1 mr ind do111'# '"' ·•~ F'QOl8iUW'1 Wk~, NCW/REPAIR Quality ~ TIRI .a • • ,. ... -_ ., ~-t ...,__
••... netlhlO Ctealln.d Ad VI.or help ' .....JM............ .... Jo I ~-·1 .. • -., .. ........,.. ·=·~. ,,._ Patrloe 8Cntej)e>a11 "°" ._c_OHT_A_C_T_fllC_H_AE~l;......VOS.;..·;.,;S __ -l.:.7.:..14:..1.!52·1330 ...,. 'V'"' ........... re .,, b• to ll'nl! • rauon-ToP941CSI~ ,... pc1981bte p;toe .._,, t ~ Otenoe CoNt Thie "tterNltll wu fll'ld , LIU 848-6185 at1 Spm FrM t llC'tt "" ' 'f'I •, ,. • • o 10 gj • .. ..,a.w. ~-3235 &<46-(179 or "3--94 ..
. ~~-------------..1i.-...~--------------------....
NIUC NOTICE PUBllC NOTICE
...
..
r-
•
kl• -.... ., .. u.. ....al ••• ,.-.~ .... •B-1 1121 !!!.. .. 1•-1m11-•1111re.r, · == MltmNT1Hi9 111 exonc NT..,.• • MCATAUMAW a1Jt\ee IMI T.Y. DT1&1 OPPOrtMnm .. avenao.. LES ._ .., .. ,u ..... Cdul'ltblan AM ""''' ... • oct cond .c.. Hoftd9 u tlQOO UOitiiil'8d'f'WWW flU lm Otnmerclal & YI* wttti Loe ~Tlmee .... eo.~a•. M710olle.612.-1W t... .... 1114 q19,t111i!p,41Pd.~11.
NiaGart eonled W•1erCo °'*'~ IOOn, The Ao.-Clf'ouletlon I In our F<>ft~ .... ~ lair. •cau•tklft'I, l\01 at• '19 •• ALI A DINGY-Ottt ....... cer. All · n.. ~ ~ a... Ing 2<>'1. lludentt Okey door to dOOI El.ctr!~ OIY* £1260. roe • wooHft atand. ""'4 ~ Ytif=....., 8.\80T u. COftd 2 ~ fMllCl'I. ~ ~· · 1n O" C. HfOMe1 AOT1ll ~•m. 0111r1nt"d 64? -~ Oil ...,_.,.. &-.. 4 ,...-.-., .-..; Mao. -..ooea' QUll .. ,....,. )llllt OOfnlll ~~~tr!'ni~= MJF ,__,!~ rnlttlon~~= F~ Froet frw.... Met91ftl42·ti5Z! "900 AYI MllOGO ....... ,_..OcnyW ~-----:..,
in peraon Weod·Mon, 1a.25 OPENING SOON tr11n1no It prowlded° ''~•tor, ll1nl cond ?, H~ ,.';!tt. ~ 40' "*-'••• y_,. If/If ttg .,_. llllOOftllll i=; atcii:' ~ .....
t18<42Cowan.lnr!M. THER0ARtNQ2()·· Pottntlll 10,Mn'I $300 11 5.650-42'3 ·~70 • Rlltldedl.Aft~ ........ ~. 111.oecs. ""'1l1l0tllotmae
.. eaa •• 1670 News>ot1 8Nd C M plut S* WM1t For Wf/l/trl & Oryw I~ -. ~ iull'ury ..._ 13 t..eae3
"' ...... ~ &e5-5'-4aot15~.a....5 lntani.w 114-957-2000 3tove StU. Olwtbr Gold9rt "9t ~ IJ<C TwtnY8"11tOwpilftl,..., --..~,------•Aldie~ ti• Seek"'G mot .... , ..... ..., .. ,.,.. ·-d.481 .... .J . S10C» Me-5141 9lCJt '9clal• on Dim 1. "'8.000 AYI ... IOOO
utlls to Pf'O'Ad9 O**'t wana ... llDU• SH '400. 493-IM1 30' 'll Formule 302. .Oft. 7111 7"1. VW or-c:;;a. c uatom•r s.vtc. for 0 •1-.. 1 • Ml.,,,_ tALa _.. nina DOOd l2200
'"' .. , nlo.h v111ue llgMlng .~Y!_efw,•1 ... •!'1!!•1· .. !.ePly PIT, '4thr 10 ttlfl. ":rs I iW r ,.. ONLY 2 l.Vl. AKC 8l9lc* &Mr9,'11ft oond Tt\', 1Wl'I ..aJATA 11 fl. 8ld IOllt • • M2.tl65 · ~fit 1nc1W ....,.,. ~ .., ,.....,.,.. Ible .. ~.-.. , ... TM. Mlnf ~. 1 fwn. 4~. F..cl tl6-6tJ7 ~ Mite, Od ciond, ..,....,::-:-=.,-.,,,.,,,...,.,,.,...,,_..:-11°'e 1 • 212 E 11tt1 st CM • ......... Clll 957-30 a · t tM69S300. 5' .. 7309 12000 ""' f17t or Au:CoA A<>M£00,..'!9 ~ SOlSID baM. commi .. lon 11_ ·' • •••mum LES 957-1133 J1' ...... 'fl..'7I 17MtOI nv, &4 • ..,., """-·
PLU 1 Z:. .. 11 .. ..,., . H There-:!. now open1 ..... 22 cu ft wtW1POO' fWriQ. . I Bt1Mof cond tn-ae1 "'500 ~ 1224205 ..,._..""'" Afl£R ror St II t ·...-lldel.,llde. wht. Top °' •t c. S.8'z •'..r....... ......... •71 100UJ~' •
1
7262 Edi~ S1r• 'I 11 thet ll'e llne, 5 Yl"t old S3t6 Din-STSedenlooit ..... twn -~1!~111~1~1•!!.,:_._..._~f~--!!!,l ~ --' .• ...,..:. Hunt~t~BMdl -" lnt.,.ledlnAentlngltl· lnQrm.tble&lctvsl375 PienO cm. lile MW ~W..Oulllc:ntril. ---·-_.,,_ ......, (7t4~2-2779 SCHOOL a:'c~~~-wfltctwW. w11nu1 ~Gdlone.IOft FI B. t9be.. Nft Survieiy. _,,..,.._. .... , obo 642'""538
or dtwer sso Twn bd m touct1 Top °' ,,... h . 114.eoo .,., 9003 ......... a.ao. i0
1
-aaf .. Li.id '91
1
PldlAOY •n 1t.1••1 JOBS 552--0245 562..u1e °' 131-1oso Tuned & delli•ed s 141s .• 13 welcnll w v......,
MondtY thr~h Fr1d1y JANITOR-~t -..or. Salel 2 wt1n• chelt °' dr....... M7-5e72 125hp ~ Lo 1v:
10am·7pm yplng r• &Opere~JenltorlalMr· 125MCl't au.iat.bed WANTED: Plano Wiit pmy topc:ondl12K .... ~1
qutrtld 844-211.1 I £ARN Yloeamuet,554-4980. ·trwn.e.S20.5's-5~7a CM'll 714/952-8188 8ERTRAMFLYBRIOGE2t -111-•t'"'llll--~j"y""11....,..,1 a....~=-~ I
11111 Estate Sales l.Al\Mn l.1"11 ll.lll Antq ou 1'M'I bd w/MW illJ'lill ... Bns10f ~ .... 500 De Nia ~ V-. EUAOPEAN DElN£R'("
Established amlll Com-"'Y'1L I Mu 111.P matttHI. Anlq Olk 40SPd tdi:tiaR 2!fF Ann. 0-. 5~ 300 E. ec-1 ~. N 8. t5'0 JAM80A£E RD
merclal Broker~ firm In PRIZES Non-amkr, all thlft.1, PIT, drurlnlt•tnd 67~2512 NA Cempl. ~ SUPER BUYI 20• °""'*' 673--1331 Mon.-ffi. Me>m NE'WPOAT 8EACH
Corona del ._.ar With P • FIT 8&1-9926 Bleck vtnyt Luy 80¥ c:N*. ~729 or S4W)HI Hui. a.tom bult w/'15 000( AVAILABLE Ad~ tof..._, l9and
cep11on11 rap\ltltlOn TR I am LIT a'ft'Rma•-135 ot>o. IM~? ~~ ™S ~ Je>Maon "'°'°' AclQomOdMa 35ft bost Open 7 08YI a Weell needs an e•petitneecl ' ms 115-·· ... • Cal ... 2.~. . ~ sell. motivated tit S I" Two lull lllM lot attend-Cu1tom top qual. tr•· * Mk•,... M1·1al llPll&lllmfUI aJ~~~:~~ '=· hlhtriq ftat anti needed. E.ltc*lent dltlonll llv & d6n rm. 8 mo 11eo Call '1u 5;30 W1 IN.b 7114 PRIVATE SUP DEUVE.RY DEPAfllTMOIT
,,141e1u100 aa1u Pl1IT r:~:i:oJ:r'~~ =::::~=;:· 1St-5411 20'mm.M. ex~~1on MclJIENls BMW
an All uus If you ~=~ extra I ~ ~ Sou1~ ec% R.,, I le!, tt 0 r s 75 , ..... , ... Good C::.1:00 obo SHORE Moorlno·a.lbos M-f tlll 9. M t!l 6 Pe~ wno en~ Mlllng apendlng money, or Uke O'Brien or J~ Mac. ~ Aek for Mark Penn. so.ton Whal.,, 82$ s E~ St
c11a1r pad1, tabla clotl'ta a to DO plecea like Magic Hlde-•bed aota. s· s 175 16" AcX/no remote. 12, a. $8000K. 173-2780. FUIW1on, CA
curtains 1t Oreng Mountain. Knotta Barry A ~, of boMea... VCNVHS wed. TY een. Flnnllh·mlde TARGA. SUPS AVAIL 25,30 & 40• 714-e808300
County Swap Meet Sal Ferm, or win Prlzel and 1111111 2Wit6' .. $100. End $235 ca9h. &4e-3272 3333 W COAST HWY.~ 213-e81-e70J
II or Sun 816-701·1185 Awafdl.Call.utnowlWe Otllc:eaupply,exp tornew Tablel15673-2918 fr--....... 1977· Abefgl.&q hut!, -~&4~2~~&M~a.~5~Won~t-.f~.;r1~1i~~~~~~~~ 'heve MVeraJ openings In office aupplytphoto copy KING .._.. ~1-·"""---·d ~ Hlf.talllng ••nchH. C M H B 0 , J: V 1tore So. Co.ti Metro .._, -,_,.....,. . INb •--a) Jll l center cockpit. lHk WANTED TO BUY Belboe LARGE SELECTION Of WANTED goQd 642~ atM, 1a1 to 11500 mo + oalt bd,.m aet, MCtton.i. ._-cockpit ~nche1, lft me.nc:t Shof9 Mooring. NEW & USED BMWSI
"''"' good volcel to eern __ _ ____ ben Selhtwtar Start '-1 IOWIMt. glw cof. tbl. lg. f21 Gt w15 H.P. motor cab6n, Yokvo ~. no 875-1829 ewa L.m ....
,p to S 1000 pet wee1icl AIDE F llve In aulst mirror, chairs, lampe, etc. on MW bWter $395. 290 t6ec:tronk::a. llmHted -M l--.....__ VOLUME SALES
e8Slly can Cl'trts JtNCMr 1n Wtllchr rm~ OUlllAl 8'46-1251 aft 6. Roolnhood, CM 146-1471 mllea. Nft 172K. MUST -. -SERVlCE a LEASING
1-800 233-0491 $300/mo n-amk 645-2357 FIT PIT energetic. c:us-King IZ bed .. MW, pd. '82 Sc:hodt ate 18, am/fm SfLL-aaklng 135,000 c.. •If 3670 N. CMrtyB., .. CAHYe. LOHG
SMALL BOATS·SalH APPT SETTERS-Pnone tomar Of1ented. clerll exp S900. Mii S275. Rattan redlo, NII cenvw. ult ~~~~d~ or "'! """" Person Eitp nHded from "°"'9, good comm. photo COC>Y or ofc auppty din. Mt $300. Matching c:ond. $9950. 845-«>15 • • 1'75:-Hli COBRA tre16er, (No ct.ry .. tt-405)
Catalina/CllPfl For 1n1etJ Call Ylci(I M·F 631.e82() P<ef $4 50-$6 hr Start 4-1 lhelWa 175. 720-1813 Mft cont__, A·1 c:ond. (l14)Ul-llll
111ew call 650--<44'17 IAITENDANT '°' Unocal ··-1'1111••&1 ... -... www. "" ~ DO A unu $4500 obo. 848-5848 T,..,.,....,. Welcome wn -~ i-t.ba.a"':"; .llllo..... ., ..... • YOUR '79 DOOGE Motor Home O~N SEVEN DAYS Claats /lntiuuti , service 't1t1on 111and FIT, clean o M v CMW 18. -.alll ~ ~ _ .._ ~) 20 5 I•-------•
55-.l sales. FT & PT Apply neat appearance, MnM ~ ~ ~ .. ..__ .,,..,. • • ....,. •
4VI 1476 SE Brlttol at of direction. $5/hr . ..... -, ""·"( . • AC. CIC, PIS,
---IU"""!!'"'!!UI'!'!'!'•'!!"---. Redl'tlll, CM. 5'40-5676 Immediate opening. Dill •I ' UZ ~ '~-:~. • cf, .,. ~. Mft contain equipment.
Call for Appt Lagun w.a E.O.E. M/F 752-0481 M-F WAIDHllUUTI .-"£.. 1 .... ~:).11:: _ir f u;"' . ..._, . ..,, ~2~· 18'995 Cal
. ~_-r=--,-.. . ,, ...... ~-
Niguel 1714)S82·9716' Full Of Pert-time Cost• Tll..... .. -.. --,!.16· J ' '"l '<J'•,
CICllAILSOYIU MeaaAu1o wut1 Aattfor l&lllnust Ononaofaklnddl~ · I.. "~ ·::w,...~~= •• l•Hll
•• F T .. e '•>A··jnn 2()'a.1 Jay IMS-tMCl For Ken A.Han Hair n-o-. llnued ae:oeac>o191. ~ OllaAGI SAU AOS NOW -. ".j, l _, • 2 000 --.., ., .....,... ... r--.. ~.. h....... & n ....... m• ... 1.:. .. ,,.,,_,!':! ....... • •••• enteftajnment. danc•ng 'COSTA Mel.aJH.S 1,.._ lr~ine Marriott Hotel. ,,,..try OOf ..,.,,,,.. ClASSWllD I Y CITTI ..... '-...... Uoill',-.~ --•••
I 553-94-49 m«ehendlte. Feb 28th & Sii 11&.0W
l\jO exper nee. we tren 18 yr or older, pc'et• Marc:tl 111, 10-3 3019 F-OR RENT 25• &ecutlw ~ 8 •••tdoll9
StudenlS OK . m• S5/hr 10 start wttt MOYER/DRIVER Enteri>tite. lNr Baker & aasa I Motor Home, Hit*-of ftM &
1670 NewPort Blvd, CM trlln Must have trana-lntelltgent hard wortitng Bt1stol), Coate Meu •·"·---•-•--.a llM weekty cw d91y. ~111' 645-5446 or 752·6955 1 ponetlon Can anytime person, to move lum, & ~ ..,... ~ SW~
COOIS/llS Mn 1 ~to FT 968-0825 drive truck. gd drlW rec: ..... UUJ de. pool equtpt. POOL tabtt lga S 150. Antq .... ,JC ... / IJI..,.., ...... · lit ~,,e Roar!"" 2()'s "--•nn MllTEI·,.. -1 nee. ~ Pf'•f Starving AH lumlture to btaotd Liv· book1, toys. glmrec:U. rocking~ 165. Maxi 11111111 1111 llOclk. ··• ~..... -_,. CollegeStodent1M0111ng lngnn&dlnlngrm bdrm 215Ruby.SaUSun 1CM Taxl atrollarl3'.5"8-95'44 1 te doea Melle 8 ...,: b~a ~:! ~4:1 • ~: :::.:::.. back· Co 556-2tn Ml. Wlhr/dryr, chr• & Unique Garege Sale. Sa!Uf~ e-12. M*'Y mi. 1595 Many Extr u ... ..,. .._. you
D •• r 1 -flffr Pt--al Custom« Service PART TIME-College stu~ misc. 6-44-4594 Oak aecretery, l>eveted ce11tneous Items. 3027 640-9019 purdl Ill your BMW.
,__ dent or other. wanted for Must Sacrlftc&.only e-12 g1111 rrench door•. Klltyt>rook Ln. nr Fecko 1911 SUZUKI RM 125 &Cll:tD
Students ok Opening ISA THAY Fl0<al Delivery. Allen mo's oldl Beaut oak claulc Mercedes. . ·
'IOOn Tne Roanng 2()'1 Currently has openlnns for Beck Florisi,. 2809 ~ bdrm $400: unuHd inttM'91tlng bocMll etc. Satllf"dayW 214 Knox Pt din bllte, MW rebuMt eng,
670 ~ .... .. ...... •7"1353 25 .. b I .LI I An. antqa. PNH:arnen good c:ond. Alltlng S750 Apply at 1 ............ .,...., C.S Rep. PtT alter-P<><tgfYU,v..-· aolabedl350 oakdeak ! ........ :1.!.~~.e1•11t tt• equlpt,ot\lna&Pf'oblt• obo.Call831-1272 S!tl..,...,_~nl Blvd CM 645-5-4411 or noon• X.lnt tor house-S250: Ital. brass w/glua ...,.,.,. -"" al'9y I & et _,.......... 752-695!. wives & retlreet Call din set S375-bar stool• on t1ght). Saturday ~-radng equ pt mor ·as HONDA tnterceot.or. W. 1-.8-Alle
SI n d r a Is h ma e I PatMllM eveningl $75; tofa/lowst $500; 1673--6000) Sofa llMC*. c:tn. Walnut 700cx:. itlnt eond, low CUp.011.WYS
Nestess I C...r1 lifts 554.4900 Fm •PPI WUU IAIE lal... '* aet. ml9c 125-S75-m1e1.. 482-2&49.,, .apn -••111------oro;in~;o: ·~~~~ ~:6~r=tllus Or ' Oar-PtalaaalA 1117 ~77 or 543299 HONDA 400 CMT ·112. BMW '74 2002, ail Rob ! ·~:=~:~~:.·· oek/glass wall unn 1350;
tof ibl Ml $450: eteg. Fr
ment dancing Full or Sun Only 8-5. E119ty1hlng 2700 ,,,. uc:.llent eond 253-4234 or ~ IMve
Pd•I tune 1670 N-.vvt 11• _.Ill-. Yard Sale Set/Sun 9-5. lfom ellfl'ciM bttl• to ~ 64'7.75e0 · 1 meeuge 850.()785 I
Prov. dtnr m. ucr. S1350:
All Kint PP ~705
--.. -· UH •1-511 w Bay Aw. Furn. bu'letl 2176 Rural I.I\ --·------~ .,,. ___ __,,__,....,....,. ___ _ B •O CM 645-~8 or Must be 111. 1111 150 Iba, 2'" llMtlld ltetTd & more! 1 on 22nd St. E/llde • Aalt.,1 ~II BMW ·111 320i. wn1/1;>1Ue, students & Ngh ac:hool Roctt maple dine Ible
'52-6955 11 FIT Wed .-..on . t>en--I _ -• tnrl 1 ownr ~ml
efllS 250 OGLE ST C.M. Cenu ... Jiu llU Wal~t twin beds 125 .... Lil Lliii I .mm.c moo ~7U7
Mature r!!!!'!r dinner'--...... El fiLOsA carpet like new. ~::·~~"~ca~ a...,., ...... n B~ ·~ 7331. 5 IC>d.iloW I
hse A1vle<1 RestaurantlKennel nr oc Falrgrnde ~ra1.c:ofor.,~S30yd S10 St•eoS50 Antqew ..... ,., I ml Delpllln w/Paarl
seniors• Telemarketing Maple chest, wtng c:hra.
fum ls looktng for mlac. All ve<y reasooat>le.
enerru_uc 1ndMdual1 to Mult Sell! W-<4258
con uct • marketing lliactlluteU 1115 survey tor 1 local new-
S C Plaza ~38'-0 E..p w/equlpment prefd 9 6x 13 6. 10Jt11 ell lor In.ink $40 Atgens I 10-llST .-S 18''88S modUllt --.
JOE s PLACE-IRVINC PIT FIT 549-9799 $75 ls I deel ~ I $15 Lampl yllfd809 MOVING mus1 Ml tNa
paper NO SELLING! L0Mtt reepratory mactl Only requirement IS • SSO. Medium dog earner .. l 14--t • It"• piano S750 .Mlsc 22ei HUNTINGTON BEACH immec c:at S2• SK obo or ~ ~ PIT DAYS tEASY ASSEMBLY WORK! ~I tM -r -"""•te Or Sat/Sun 8,30 CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH TOL 654-7111or111 l'ft9Q
pl ...... nt teMphOne voice S30 Couch & cnr S35
Hours Mon-Ft1 5·30-9·00 Queen 11eeper $35 '--1'latte< Wa1tresa/Hostess S60000per 100 8ig V111d §81; sa11sun ..,._.. 842-<>631 540-5184 --------
Cal 552--0233/Tom 1Gu111anteed Peyment No 328 Monte VIiia 81kei. r ... tm Ulm" 1111 Set 9am-1pm $4/llr . Chrome dinette Ml $75
786-1998/Merry E)o.perlence/No Sal•• t>oo111. clothel, bargains
1
V. 1134 Ktng cab, Icing bed, stlc*, I
MOTHER'S KITCHEN T.J Detella send Hlf·•d· s1er.o. 9hllfJ>
"""' Co•'"""'"'~ d "u o d "om pod W1D 1J1f11t11 M-... II . (Vin• 1'734) 5 days per wit p • envelope ELAN VITAL lowly ceramic animals IZ bdrm Mt. din "!' -~tl. 4202)
SU pet· week to start Older maple dinette S25.
Share In partnerahlp 2 Cherub lamps S5 .._
profits after 111 wk. Im· 54&.8208
mediate openings tor the Bo<*• • Reader• Oigelt right people Cuual at·
Apply 225 E 17th St CIOI. ·903. 34 t8 Enterprise Rd. Big & lmle rabbits & •all unltl & muc:tt more. S*I
_ · F"t PlerC41 FL 334112 ducks decorated · wltn 1&e05 Mryuewood St. LOS An•"'5' l\nlv Ure. ple ... nt working hllldbedt. eJtlt c:ond
conditions. managem41Qt St eacti 756-9143
MOTHER'S MARKET & handp111nted ceramic 1 ~ • V1•J
KITCHEN. Our Ou1lityj EWtrtJl ••ttrM ,,.... h•t•. flowers and rib-lot. a..c• 1141 A·"'l.u..:..ed Clenet THiODOH
ROBINS
opportunttlel For Inter-Feb Bill Blus Tux, me-view call Mery 0"'1t 11 dlum. ~ay. Pd $350. ask· vegetarian Restaurant Isl 4 a 8 hr thll1s Set Irene at t>ons Prtvate..,. at UUM ll
accepting app1tcat1on~ tne'Balboa fun Zone Red Bobbin by Kay Allen FOID 8-42-4333 bwtn 9am·3pm Ing S 1 673· 7325 Bob
M·F or &42-56711 after
tor l'lotllne cooU. and Mftfry-Oo-Round. Wed & 250 E. 17th St C M 11110 I llTTEI De•la.
servera. pi t and week· Thurs. M111 5, 6. 11-2pm. Fn 2128 Set 311 10-5:30 sw•• 11E1T CllC'f
LEGENDS • ~ trip to see 6pm M·F
Call tOdtY 1tan tomorrow L~s. Sun. Mar 2
2060 K,UM)I l l VD
COSTA Ml ~A 6-41 0010
ends pleaM apply Exper'd Mat\N mechanic _. WE LUSE ALL 225 E 171~ St, CM Mull have own toola Elec ltoV9. c:tlra. hot tub MO<e -u.ed, HeNk:<attecl llTmU11'11
S3 50 w Incl bu•.
~seats & retreshments.
--wi g .. heater. misc and New MerenendiM lllES 01 THE BAYSIDE CAFE IS ec:· $20.000/yr • 675-21137 Sat/Sun 9-<4 422 E 18th Set /Sun GoldenwHt .
cepting •P9ltcat1on1 tor, -FLiuL IUlllll
POSllFllUI Call Bev 875-$>00
Full-time. l'Nltllf"e. depen-MAGIC ISLAND Member·
Airto w , radio
1L.1e.-917 won
(Stlt• 3965) coonter help. day & •vi 2. I NAA ·-kr man SAU n~...:.!tdinger. ,_ ~ IOIELS IF srwl1s evall Apply at yrs m n exper ""'._" UUOV'll'l• ...... l. S5 P... ......--
600 E Bay AV9 Biibo• pc'ef NB "'~· 675-948-4, Lg quanlty ot lumlture. Sunday:.onty. 993-2389 FllE Uttl
d1ble peraon Frid•'/ lhlp, l>flvilegea It M:ilc: needed Mu11 have own Cutle $750 <1bo 55 725 tran1por11tlon. be re·
located In the Fun Zone I al1 6pm 631·155• beveled oek Chine & ti*, ___ ,,_ ____ _
c 1111 s..e-ss91 1 SAtEs CLERK FULL & :'n~~"':· ~m ~~ GAEA T STUFFt s Fem111ea ElllOPUI
THfODORI
1
1pon11ble lor general MEMBERSHl9 in BALBOA
ma1nt & Company runs BAY CLUB tor Sll'8
Tenni1 incl 494-9631
•• m •S II • ...., PART TIME. 198 22"6 Roll-top O..kt wing b&tn,· garden, -19or11 ca as • -•1 St . 875-8556. NPB c11a1r1. palno. fine antqs. 1cratt-:--t~1ee Simms St. All APOly at PUFFINS R•· -----Oak w-.i Units & cof*:· Bolu Cl'ltca & w.,.,., ........... .
ROBINS
FORD I ;)·J~ ,.AllO • ll'l'D
CALL 631.() 149
Petl110n Clrculators N B TENNIS CLUB FULL
S8-S12 per nr. ca.sh paid FAMILY MEMBERSHIP
taurant 3050 Coast Hwy Hav. aometn1ng 10 sell! Sat & Sun HB ...-s~• CdM Call LCM.11s 640-1573 Cl1Hlfiecl ads do ii ltWlll tables Saturday llam · II dllly We train 761-9157 S750/0BO 722-6460 C0\14 Mf'A I>~~ :>010
If , .. .,. ........ tffe ......... .
I .. , ......... ,
WEWAMTYout .. .................. .,, .•...•
..... ,.. .............. lft ....
h•ll•••11ee11 ... .,., •• ' ... .,, ............... .
C•T•rl A .. fw T.C.
(7 t4).642-4JJJ
PITTLATE RM PERSON. ;re-Tennis Club trana-
letable memt>e<shlp lor 3124 Yukon Ave MOVING REMODEL DATSUN ·n 2tOZ b:2
E1t1te Sale Sat/Sun 12·5. SALE! Furn. appl, ofc IDIEIES lllZ auto. ._ ,_ puitl
Wrougnt Iron Ibis & Imp• equip, baby fl.Im. bka. tirM $3600 obo n2· 11188
Monday .tpm-appro•
8 30pm. T~tdey 11em· .. ie S600 675·2109
furn. oO<n & ends 1640 drt. bikea. jewerfy. pie-DATSUN i'9 8210 F0t
M1norea Dr. Meea '-:•de lures. ciothee, wood pan-Sale STOO Corotac1 Beth
approx 7pm, wlll train, TANNING BED PROF apply Pennr:-ver 16e0 U Y .A never used S 1500
eling. and much mor9. FIYEFAMILYGarageSalel 11352 Alvaredo Or, ,,.., {7 l•)63t.()t•9
PlllO«lllll. c Cost new S4200 Cell
Service Station attendent. Ray, (714) 994-0500
FIT, upet pref Chevron. ''" •• , .. --im We have everything! Incl Newl and & Allanta, DATSUN 80 310GX. ate. I
sev TY. car.Ihm ttareos, HB Sat & Sun Ill 40 .. 0 4SC>d anv tm1tape good
phn IM mach. hlhld gds. • • COnd Lesfie 6U 6333 baby equ.ic>, & Honda car. MOVING S~LE • Every-ASK FOR JIM, JR ---
3000 Fairview. CM
Free to gd hm. Dooennan.
Sat a Sun 9-3pm thing goM c:hMp• coueh. • --IATAI ~" ... I
2009 Conttnerital. CM. tablel. chaw•. f\191, kid• A1tt Semen/ s IC>d. AM/FM oass.. 1ong-c101h•. bikes. picnic P1rtt MlS bed custom ~ &
SHIPPER/RECIEYER.
MacGregor YllChts, 1631 purebred & Nof'wegian
Elk hound /Samoyed PlanQerltll. CM. Both s-e yrs 968-0M!i
Teech & Sett Stitchery FREE TO GOOD HOME • Kill. PIT, FIT. win train Atfectionlte Cat nd5 TLC
GIGANTIC YARD SALE table, camJMnG gear. pots . I • 000538 Retrlg. frffzer mat· & pena. Sat M.erc:tl 1. 2 Hut.,....16ngtea.allew. tlr• uc:•~
treuH. bedl. chairs, 6am to 1pm 16531 Hert, van sizes on bal wheels .,.._ 964-4125 uk lor Katie In loving tlmlly nome
TRAFFIC COUNTERS Call Deanna 722-6331
lmmed openlng1, own Mother paSMd away. need tran1 perfect tor young ~home for tO yr old ra1lred eouples, vat1able Cocker Sp1nlel. nrs. e.ce11en1 good companion lor Supplemental lno<>fM older 1ncllvidu11 646-Q.474 645-9590 Ill mag
dlvan1, many anttques. H.B .. near ~ & Hell S20. S25 M 631-3701
1000'1 ot ltem1. \2811 by Wntrnont School No 4-t65x 14 ww 2 on Del1J
Portole. 5-40-8682 .Sat Mt1yt>lrd1 pMeM. 2 on Ford rims $49pf
Sun Mon. Tues 10-4 I •·-L...--1142 2-155 2· 185SR on T
HUGE GARAGE SALE ut . ..,._, nms $45 pr 631-3701 •
Sat 311, 8:30 2sSM wmo. TXAles, chairs. other --Drl /J--c M nr Univ & lrvlne Av turn. mifl'orl. books (art. 4 Dffl ft ..,. ~
-...... , ..
OLDSMOBILE
GMC
.. .. •• ~, ... f1 • 1
•• ._ Vft~• '.j-4f.. .. t coott). gemee, pumea. ,..
HUGE SALE Relrlg . Natl GeoQ,.18822 Hark· l!'W'-.. '!"!'l!'!'!'l!l~"'l~~'!" ---------wood booklhelf. metal nea Cir Set a-2. ·7§ SUBURU Station _. JlllD '11 llltleyatat Wut.. 6ilin F1nit1rt
9531 I ~~t 1147
NURSE or companion In 31 COlufY.ncrt>1e. rOM-
1tor~ shed w+th floor. Wagon $2100 080 by 45 713 ~ P/S AM/FM
WHher & gH dryer. t 144 Maren lS .. 8-40-mt catt . auto 'custom
stereo c tnet, wood Am It.,,,•. clothinQ, --~ ........ aunroot Lie• ownc:at.e~ In PttyTl'tef. Would also begxlnt Ped-t>untc bed h 6 drawwa. books, gamea, bfk•. vW .. ~8238
I apec w/hendlcep & 4'1tal dnk S 150 Ask tor garden t . toy b01t etc pan1. Nlfboeta Mlected ~ ._..... ....
your home, nave refs & wood. oblon shape
l eldefty. J38..1009 Mr Johnson 644-2292 Sunday 24&3 Elden 'junk Fri-Sat 15 Mann It comH with bucket
trcMMhf . VICTOR 12.pD E......,r~lc 83l·2M2 (Univ. Pfk) Irv 7116-6387 'Seall. r1dt11 tl re1 ._., "" --1Ser•9736> (Stll•2'67•) •-= Mll o..tc Cal\.llator. ~V~RM. rs. 3 typet Turtle Roell Sat 9-3. 111842 •-n
'
-Add~ mtlch, 5'4&-1000 550 M own IOve ,.., Via Mwln&. Fum, Bedl. ...,
AN &Gnt81 Gp Aailul I $.50 & ottoman to llnena. toola. fl•l'I· OAANGECOAST
1ortic 1•ttie1n 1 1sob. th I ••" ctt .. ~,~~:_~0 1no/boetlng & llMl'tld 2524 H=~= Mae9 t 18fnlC7Tln 1750 , t AK . 1 ...., 411n•t21n 1250 l#tll, MIM I 150 Fem• .matctt $40 2 twin &. 1 Weal'ling madl. bed. llvtng Ml-1121 .. t"" l ouw 15tfl dble bO• apttng I frame rm tum. lotS morel Sat I -~= O:.k'"uoo. Bird• Eye _s_200_4M·7845 • 110 .. Lat• model El &1r1 a.s 21 Roca ROM fncb liilM~lllmlitl
Mapfa Desk S75, GREA T POTENTIAL Camino shell S50. Othtf ~·~ .... la ll '74 El CAMINO. d..-c 5'46·5e 18 watch Dogs. Alu1t1an mtac L"'. rm turn nlca _ -400 Good wort! horaet a G man nae.kl. ~ 204 E nt allll now.... M •1•..,.. ... ,. ~27 lr-...otte50cervec1Wood Matamul tr S1 ,..~--• •• -.... ......_ 0 • ~ ~ c;:ouHI HorM Only Sh19Mrd ml•ecl. S50. 22nd (...,..,_..,.. .....,..,,.....,_., etc , .. ,
S HIOO 640·8886 ~5593 a,. & '22nd) Stum Sat OtMt 8-t Fiii ~ -"M OYING. BIO SALE 2546 Cre1tvlew In Rancher land1captr1 ~tlnme•t -Gtatral Furniture. t9" TY St 15 BaY9hO+'• (In altey) d~ 9 11 ••••flatbed .-.n8iie•ee1:.~n"rlr':r.n~lllli'.J 25' TY SJ30 Clothee I Antique upright Olano. Onty 9000 m4 Auto, Vt, round ...--._, bl P9 PS A ""41 tllMl • ma n~ o ther tt11ng1 oelt ---· t 12053983) $9995 PE LIVE Ry DRIVER Sat /Sun Marett 11t/2nd w/paw ...._ +dtl pine din • Corner ot Wll1on & atiM'I. 846-01 t7 JOMaon & Son Linc Mere e P W I 540•$630 • 1acenc11 on 1 aon Huge Mo°"""CI Sale ~t• • Dally Piiot motor route oviNG Aetngerttcw 2 than .,, CM Get _.. Fo~o 91 ~~Up F2so. • available In Huntington r.auw.. «>"-tabte. Fum, ~:OtMe, lttfeo. p I p b auto air. • 273" M d _... rt anv tm. 0\191 tank• eoK • Harbor area. 1-2 hours =Beker & F.;:,.:;ra :'9& ~ 1:~ ml S5500 M2·2574
: per afternoon. 0111ng Sate Stturday prtQes Sit/Sun lGam fm • C I 64 hm Oupea lamp.1 ~1 C....4E.mlblutT) ,..,.IP-!~~~~~~ • a I 2-4333; Monday-blk• plenta c:.aroet ' N•IO_"_~-o-,fl-OO-d--.::0-.-,ag• 7J. ~q,~.:. .• Friday 10-5 P.M. Ask for ml.:11 w Coronaoo Dr Sale, Sat .. , Pon locll· gd $2500 ObO S.l--0713 • Art -~ s1 c.... "'°'°'" __ • • AT 9--4 Clll top aal teclt. cycJea. fu<n. Wlt1tultl, ~Dodge Yen con·
• 1t.,eo cabinet cotf• tuffboerda. red'oe. die--V"lr"IM>n 2 'K m1 loeded • Ot•n~• CAA1t ta.,.. ~a 3 ..... ,., ""--ctotMe. ""'° •'••t,... Mu11 ... • Y-• c"*1 twin ...,.,.bed & ,,.....,... sn 900 $40-9205
: D•I J Piiot :f. --~~ ~~ hii°S4in 11r11. 2191 MeM 1a..-, : . 330 W ... , Drive Wllllgl'lt ~. -af1 Dt,SAHgfltt Eatacetum _..Claalct ..... ...._._ ___ 1 • Coete ..... , CA mite: 2000 ~bl1c, Ofc ~ marlf'lt IUC>-fAIVM"'1 TA3
• Coat• ...... '°" 0.. ' -~ cmM & Corovert AOC> 2'53-423' --------•11111!•111!!'~'!!~!!!!"'1 • •• e e • • •• ••• -!•••• ee • e •• e • Monro.,.) a....1380 ~ "'°"' e~.o7as tw m.,g
t• ' ..
OLKSWAGE a · 1suzu ·
~15
#
IN THI UNITID STAns
D DYING HARDll TO
~1
OVERSTOCKE
MUST SEU!!?:~
'86 CABRIOLET
fACT. mama •1i,uo <
OUI PllQ._
r'i>
.. •11,65€
SAVE '1494~
OR LWI fol f2291•:,.,
IOoo-,...._...,.~ TOlllfot~ '119""
M ~ -adlOMll eno ~---,., .._ .. ... .,~ ~r
'86 JEnA
FACT. STICUI
"7SO -::r--.n••I PllCl.
'861i
SAVE 'IOlf
OR LWE FOi • 169•• =
10 oo--~...,.a.> T• of~
•10111 >IA M--•c;-..,e<'CI~ ..... ¥
..,._.,. -IO oo--,.·
, ..
FACT. Sna<ll
'1513 ~.
OUI NICI
•7599--
SAVE '984,.
./"
OR LWE FOR '14957 ::
$0 ~ ~ velu9 13433 TQ!el OI ~
'9 t 'Zl'-' 411 ...... -• cw...i eno ~monlfl ._ "1 ----todl:Mon
'86 ISUZU PICKUP ...
FACT. maul
'6038
OUI 'llCI
'569850
SAVE '339S°
OI LWE FOR 'I 09•::
IO 00-~ ..-.,. 10000 f Clllll (II~ ..., ., "' .... -• _,.,,., '°",.,..,,.,, .... "' • .._. -..-IO «-'
I •
\
/
.---·
o,..,. Cou1 OAIC"V P~LOT/ Saturday, MAieh l. 1988
.!l!J!!l!!!!!!..Jl~lM!! Aat11 lllert.. tlM Aatn Dtantie 1300 P\IN.IC NOllC£ Pt8.IC NOTICf rtalC NOTICE
'1r'Jllll FOAO '78 l TO W;n. r.. . , P\RIC NOTIC£ NI.IC NOJIC[
.Uno a 1900 Ml-5956 ll~le, ~ good cond. Ptlvlll S•. to the hlgnelt COit Ot the Plana and 8pecl-cun. Of bidder'• bond 18M POtl ltlnl'Y Circle. Delly PllOt ~ 16, 22, . JoM Ancltew ~non, ACTTT'IOU9 ....... ___ · __ S1l9$ 54~•9 and bel'.t bl<IW. l'.lbieet lo tic1tton.,1ortt1ecc.rormait· NObl0111alltleCOlll!dered twwporf9wtt,Ca1Jf.t2te0 M~ t ,a, 1916 llC>e4 •tee 8t .. New90tt ...-tTATW
VW '70 8UG, good ciond. --conlirmatlpn of a!Nd Su· Ing and handllng wlll ~ ,.... ul\!Me It 11 made on a btri faU A. Dc*tr, 1tM Port D ·M1 a..ctl, Clllf. 12113
am/tm o rig owner FORD 118 T·8kd, wht, ptirlOtCourt.onoreftertlll Ml<l90 • 1onn1Urnltllldbytl'llC11Yof Trlnlt)! C•r~I•. Na'ifport Thi• b\ltlnNe le con-Tlllf~I*'°"'.,.
.. 1200 ~"4UO •poll• .till.. air, c:tula. Kin day°' Mileti, , ... I .. The City,.....,.. tile ~~l C<*=• 1114·. made In ~Cell!, tHeO .... "' Mft-~by. M ludMdMI d~ ... _.Ilea.., • • em/fm, 981( ml $1950. the o~ ,ol ' Rletlatd 8. 10 r~ any Of all blcla. I CCO 11\Ce with the Thie l>utlll ... It -con· ~nut...,.; Jot1n Andrew Cannon .._ 9' 1' .. l!NT
VW '74 SUPER BEAn.l!, L.Ve m99 722-8787 Macg11rn, 1015 Cllettnut ~ Mee~ Cit) pr 1 01 the Pr()90UI dua.d b)': 1111 lndMdull Thie eca~ W91 ftlecl 8 AW IN~ N~
eJ1c.lftnl tr•n•. $1200. • A~ .• 8ultt u . Cttltbed, CA ~ ..... City f/f ~ ..... t~ultemtfltl. Paul A. Doellt '1CTmOUt .-.. wttfl tlll County ~ of°'" COWANY, 1
Keren 759-8055. FORD 80 Pinto, Pl•. llf, 92008. OOUllCY ot 8111 '*00 . ._ Velter, Cellfenlle Each bidder mull be Thia •t....,,..,t wee ni.d MAllll ITAT'llmM'T -. County on~ 31 Oenttr Ot .. t2a0, NewpOrt
am/Im CMt, 5eK ml, e11U $tl1• of Calltomla, all the Pvblt•l\ed Oranoe Coatl llolnlld u required by lew. with the County Olwt! of Or· Tl'll l'Ollawfng penona .,. 1tlt ' BMcfl. Cell! 9~
VW\IANCAMPER'e.4 cond. S 1500 obo. fight, 11111 end lnt.-t of Dll!'f Piiot M•rch t, 1880 TM City Council of the ena-Countyon J~31, doing bUl!neM•: ~1 DoMld W. Shaw, Trull ..
h QO, o oo, 7>4·8,10 6"5-2435 or &31-5087 Nld deQMlld It the time of Sl-408 City of Costa MeN ,...,..... 1084 Al D PAM'V' "l!NTAUl. Publlthld OrlflQe Coe1t Of the Donald W. Stww
A •n RX2. n• brk• ....,... _ __,,,..--~--== delth end all the lght title the '°"" I ,.. MIY or all ,..., 2085 Plecenlll Ave. H . Dally Piiot F.oruaty 15 22 "'9Yocab4e TNlt •• ., HarbOf & clutch, ~ cond. atel Dtantic 1300 J~EP CMrokee Loredo eno 1n1., .. 1 ot ' .. kl· ct. f'\Bl.tC NOTICE bid: 0 Publ~ 0renoe eo..1 Coeta Meu, Callf. tttn Mardi 1 e 1oee ' · ~Dr .. N9wpo!'C e.acm.
11195 obo. 1 57~6 Hiii lmW ,12 85, 8·0Y1. "·dr, NI.ct OMNd has aoqutred by <>1>-· Th• oontr•ctor •hall o.11y Piiot 'ffebn.tary t5, 22. s.~e.o~n'oM. 1..ic.~r, .. "!on~e.15 • • ~-310 c • ..:.!~sh-~~~ MAZO 19 nv7W troo. 2.8 lltre tng. mldnlt• ... uon or law or ot~M. ,ICTIT10Ue .u..... comply with the provltlon• Marct'I 1, •• 1Ne • .. _,._ .... · A 1 "" redeo8d 8,893 mu ... leatl'I«. tlll. bl, 1an Int, air, a1, p1, Cw, ()thef tn.n· or In eddlllon to NAiii ITATl•NT or ~loCI 1110 10 11ao In· &A-313 Placen11a Aft. f&, Coeta Truat" of the Ptut .:r.1~~~~:'J:4 ~1:i.t;_sis~o;:,., "!J~:, tllt, pdl. dlo cue. crv "· that 0t 1ald <*ened. 1t tn. The roilowlng per.on 11 ctullw, Of Ille Cllll0tnl• ~ C:i:~7 tt.. con· NI.IC fl)11C( ~ ~1~
d ........ •ic . Lie .. 418783 Cuti whl,,rf rte. and mor.. time of d,ath, In Mid 10 all doing l>Yllnea•..: LebOf Cod•. the pr9Yaltlng PCB.IC MOTtCE ducted~ 1 corporeflM ____ .... _. •• Corona del Mr. Clelt. 92825 DA GLC S A TION v-.. " " Call Jim 850·5418 or tt\tl certain '"I J>l'oPlf'ty, KOO SE~VICES 11311 rat• and ecale of W-0-•· ,...,. • • ·---•• K th CfooUll AGON '8.3. air, am/fm, lltlf 642-0881 Iv mag. lltuated In th• City of Santa Mlllbrl~ge circle,' Hunt· tebllthld by the City LO! rteftTIOUI llU9Mll Pam tlorn. offlol men-NAm ITAW mar; 1 1:: · ._,_,,. d II look & , Ana. County of Orange. lngton 8eactl Calif 02548 Coett MeN Wflk;h ere n1t0 NAiii UATIMINT tlOllf The loliOwlf'tO Pl'90f'I la Truet11 of the ar; Kl11\fyft ~· g OU m • t LINCOLN 73 Contlnenal State of CallfOfnla, 1M1rtklu· l<ay Elizabeth OeLoecn with the City Clet'lc of aald Thi f"''--'"" II ~ .. atement w11 flleCI dOlng l>Ullnlal •: Croofuwt AIYoceble Truat, ~,..,.good, $3995 rune good, $1500. Cell larfy deecrlbed aa lotlowa. to 8381 Mlllbrll'l-Cltcle, Hunt: City: and ah.it lorftiit '**· dot~ b\19 ......... ~ with the County Clerk Of Or· THE REPORT. 2772 1580 8unMt Rl:f.• Dr ..
• C•H David a"tr 4pm 646-4542 wit: . . In~-r.---1:'.· Cellf. 9:...... tlH pretel'tl>ed th« .. n fOf ... GIN•'S ST'•ru•ny, '"09 County on F9bnlairy 7, Harbor BIYd. 0.01. SC-101, l..aoune BMch, Call , O:l95t 78C)..73I11~2020 PAEICEL 1 L t 20 f l act v"""""' ,_., "" of Ille .. Id n " " "" 1988 Cotta Mee&. Calif. 92829 Thi• bYalnM• le con•
064 o o ' hie buatne" le eon· noncom,....anc. · 212 Alben Pt Coett MeN • ,_.. George c. FOttMr II. 2040 ducted by: 1 gener&I par1· MBZ '89 2808L, dk blue, No. 1 ·In the city 01 Santa duet&d by· an lndlvldual Code. tty CalK 02627 .. · Publlehed Orenoe Coatt Phelerope Court, Coita nerahlp
Ute Ian Int, autd.-, air, Ana. county 01 Orange, K•r. E. Deloach 111..llN '· l'MfNNCY c Ftegln• Mlchael Cul· Dally Piiot February 15, 22. MeN, Cellf. 92626 Joanne S A9ynold1 cauette, 2-tps, "'t Stet• 01 CamOfnta. as Plf Th• statament w11 filed C..,_, CJtr of Coeta..... bertaon 212 Albert Pl •• ..... 1 • 1.... T"I• tet--t wu flled •hape, $16.500, prv ~~~~~~~~~ map rec:Ofded tn bOOI! 55 wtth 111• County Cllrl< ot Or· Pul>tllhtd Orange Coast Cotta M... Calif 92621 ., ... ar.... '"· ....., Thi• l>Ueln... le con· " • ..,.,_, r: PION 20 and 27 ol ~it-tnge Coon1y on January 31, Delly Piiot Februery 24, Thi• builneH. I• con· SA-387 dueled b)': an lndlYldual with the County Clerk of Or·
pwty, 826-58-43 al16pm cellal'\eoua Map1. In the of· 1988 Mercn 1. 19ee Oucted by: an lndMdu-' George C. l'ortner II =County on January 29·
MEACEDES 30Q SD. '82, flctofthecountyrecorderd't ,_. MSe-iet Real!la M Culbert.a;:• Pta.IC NOTICE Thia •t•ltment WM llled t9
beige, top cond, $21,500 Mid county Publlshed Ofange Coe11 Thli 1tet9men1 w .. nled wllh the County Clerk of Or·
obo, 5-48.-8168 ..,..""".. E.)(CEPT that P0'11on lying Dally Piiot February 15, 22. •-ac NOTICE With the County O,.,_ of Or· ACTITIOUI --•• ange County on 'ebruary 3• --~------WHt of the Northerly March t 8 1988 n~u C t J 31 ....... 1T•T1....._ 19811 F.-n MERCEDES '66 ·230 SL.· prolono111on olth• East lllWI • ' • = oun Yon enuary · -.. -· ,_11 Put>ll.ned Orange Coast
Euro •t)'le, am/Im B41Ck8f ol Lot 21, of H id Tract NC' SA-a&O ACN?mou1T' .. '"',..·-~· l9 ,_ ~TM ~.:-eon I• Publl.ned '<>reno-Cout Dally Pltol February 15, 22.
"''"II Xlnl cond $1• 000 1964 . .._ " n.-....,,,.. Co olnQ S Dal"' Pllol Ftbtu*"' 16, 82. March 1, 11, 1886 -· '" · PARCEL 2 An auement PWIC NOTtCE The fOllowlng peraon1 are Publiahed ~·-'V"' Ut ROBERTA KURI A • M.;~h 1, II, tHe - ' SA·373 538--0104 Gary over lhat portion ot Mid Lot doing l>Ulln ... 11: Dally Piiot F•bruary 15, 22, SOCIATES, 27291 Lii SA-3'9
MERCEDES ·73 280, 4 dr, 20 ol Tract 196A tying Wnt P:ICTITIOUt 9U._lf EURO-AMERICAN IN-March t, 8, 1988 Rwnblaa, Suite 200. MIMlorl
am/fm cassette, xlnt of ttle Northerly prolonga-NAME llATl•tfT VESTMENT VERIFICATION, SA-377 YleJo, Call!. 92891
cond. $5500 o bo . tlon ot the Eaat line ol aald The loOowl~ per10n 11 #38 Velley View. 1rv1ne, Robert• Lucllle Kurt,
536-0104 Gary Lor 21'or utlliliellnd aewer doing bualneu aa: Calif. 02715 . Ml.JC NOTICE t4400 Newport Avenu•·I
~ *•• 'l1 2101E * 3 _5 Conve r1 Top
brown/pal leath , flaw-
less cond .. to m1 . 1 yr
warr. This Collec tors
Piece ts Specially Priced
at I
147,HI
• nMSUIOIS
IMNRTS .
1001 Quall St .. N B
833-9300
NISSAN '85 300ZX, 5 spd.
t-top, show rm cond.
loaded! 9K ml, must self
$15,450 (818)359-i4'66
PEUGEOT '84 Wagon
SOSS. loaded. 21K ml.
xlnt cond 650·3797
CHICK
IVE8SON
PORSCHE
AUDI
CHEVROLET
Hlgh••t Quallly
S.ln & S..rvlco
CHICK
'IVEllSON
'4S E. Coaat Hwy
N~wport S.ach
673-0900
SAAB TU.8BO 900 '83. sil-
ver 4 dr, xlnt cond • runs
perlectSS250. 673·2062
COllMllE
SUZUKI
~ . ........
770-7001 13683 RockflnlO
LBke FotN f. CA
TOP SSS PAID
For Pampered
Mercedes Benz
lllEllAn CASI
Top Mercedes Prices Paid
CALL P~ER or RAV
lllSE If llNRTS
4111 IEllCEIES
213 Cfr 714 637-2333
TOYITA STUEIEI '11
Dual rear wheels, 5 spq,
ideal gardener, small
business vehicle.
(VinR 50299)
SHH
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HAR80A 8l90
COSTA MISA 64'2 · 0010
TIYITA TEllCEL 'II I
5 DR. auto. air. stereo,
super clean.
fllct.r 1LWP171)
(Stkt.r 4219)
S•tH
THEODORE
ROBINS
purposes and maintenance BAKER COMMERCIAL Robert H. Karl, 4812 B .#80, Tuatln, Calif. 926&0
thereof. H id eaS.men1 to be REAL ESTATE SERVICES. SeHhore Or . Newport F1CTI.TIOUl IU9 .. ll Thi• bualn"' I• con-
BUICK 1982 REGAL. 4 dr, used for 1he above relerred 142 Westport, Newport Beach. Calif. 92663 NAMe ITATl•NT duoted b)': an lndMdual SIBERT-
30.000 m t. loaded, sunrf. 10 purposes only and aald Beech, Calif. 92680 A.G. Cilntoe, .t38 Valley The toHowlng ~eon la Roberta Lucille Kun MONA L . SIBERT.
$6,500. Eves 494-7439. easement ena11 no1 be used Vicki M. Bal<er. 142 W91t· VllW. lrvlne. Calif. 92715 doing bualntM as: Thia •t•tement WU ftled ft .. -..A awa 'Febru-
Days 494-3536. , for street or roadway. port. Newpon Beach. Calif: Thie bu11neaa la con· INTEASPAN, 881 Viet• With the County Clwk of Or-~ 98~ , Ox 1110. TIP&Z I• •more commonly known 92660 · ducted by: a ~al pan-Bonita.. Newport Btach =County on January 3l, ary • 1 m •
BUICK '70 Riviera. white, 1 Lots of power equipment 85 251.c w. Ltncoln Avenue, Thia bualneas 11 con-nerahlp Calll. 92860 ' ·1 nard, CA .. at the age
tan lrthr Int. loaded., In btfautlful Charcoal with Santa Ana CA OUl(.ted by· an lndlvlduel Robert H. Karl • Wllllam Holden Davi• 881 ,._ of 94 Mrs Sibert
clean, 1 owner, reg. serv. matching Charcoal in-Terms oi aate cash In 111w-Vlbkt M. Balclf' Thi• atatement waa fifed Vista eon Ill Newport Publtahed Ofange COUC · 'o
no accidents, -garaged, terlor, 6 otllers to choose tul money of the United Thia sta1ement wu tiled IN!th the Counl}I Clerk of Or-Beach, Calif. 926eo Dally Piiot February t&, 22. came t.o range
$4500 Call 760-9738 at s l1T1llar sav1n'gs Slates on confirmation ot wilh 1he County Clerk ot Or-ang: County on Januiry 30. Matthew Holden 01v11, Maren 1· 11• 191141 SA 38' County m 1957 and
BUICK .82 REGAL LTD ( 1KWP385) $5595. sale, or parr cash end bal· ange County on January 30. 19 II F2111M 881 Vista Bonita, Newport • worked a.s a practical
Jonnson & Son line Mere ance evlOll'ced' by note ae-1986 Beach, Calll. 92860 1 nurse for many years Loaded must seal 69K orig 5 0 5630 · cured by Mongage or Trust F1tll77 Publllhld Orange Cout ChrlltoPh« Jonn Davia, Pta.IC NOTICE I . · ml $6000 obo 499-4773 4 • · Deed on the property so Publi.~ed orange cow Dally Piiot February 15. 22, 881 VIS!P Bonita Newport She IS survived by a
CAO .70sdri 0evme, ortg MHC. CARPI 'CS"H sold Ten per cenl or amOYnt Dally Piiot February 15, 22. ~arch 1, 8, 1088 SA-374 Beach. Calli. 9286o _ '1CTmOUI ...-11 s~n , 'William . C .
ownr POK mi runs & Lots of power equipment bid to be deposited with bid. March 1. 8, 1986 SA-375 Jo Semonaen. 2 121 NA• ITATl•NT j Sibert, Camartllo;
looks gd Tires gd $2500 Low miles (IHJC35 71 Bld~or ottersto be In wr11-AraJla. N.ewport Beach, Calif. TM followlng s-.ona att daughter Ruth Cun-1 ,.,659" · & S Ing end wm be-receM10 at Pllll.IC NOTICE 92660 doing bu._ as: • ._ __ 'w Cash. S48-87.o3 " ,.,. Johnson on the aforesaid office It any Thia bu1lrt1111 11 con· MCM ADVERTISING &1 rungua.m, atertown,
CAO ·77 Seville. top cond. line. Mere 540·56~ ume atter the first publl-PWIC NOTICE FICIDtoUI IUllNHI ducted by: an Individual MARKETING SERVICES., So. Da~ota. Seven
all options. only SOK mi OLIS REIEICY II 'll cation nereol ano before FICTITIOUS IUtlHEH NA• ITAnMINT Wiiiiam H. Davi• . Suite 1111, 412 N. Cout grandchildren and six
ti bk A k ' dare or sate NAME ITAn.NT The following per10n1 ere This 11atement waa llled Highway, Noni\ Laguna.I t d hi'dre new res, r ~· 5 tng PIS, P/settts, AM/FM Dated this 19th day of dot with the Col.inly Cleric of Of-Calif. 92851 ~a gran ~ ~ n . $6000. PP 852-86 10 oys, stereo , Pl w lnd ow s. February. 1986 The loliowino peraons are ng l>Yslneaa aa: an,,. County on FebNary Patrlcl• A. Bemeuer, 71161 Private fanuJy aer-
646-0306 evenings P/doors. AIC. cruise. Admlnl1trator Leura ~~~°e ~s~n~~uchg·~J: p~~1~':t~~~18~~~!JA; 10~1988 Kendall. Laguna eeach,1 vices were held at
CAO ·77 Seville. Orig 51,915 mtles. leather, MelaNnbllra of Ille E1t1te 19142 Firestone Ct .. FOUn· Dena Point. Calll 92829 Faa.11 Calif. 9295t Pierce Bros. Bell
ownr, loaded. xlnt cond vlnyl top A steal. LIC# of Mid o.c.dtnt tatn Valley. CA 92708 John Robert Grande, Publlahed Orange Cout Ronald Van Oyek, 25321, B d M "'' .. rv $4999 731-7020 321337 Rlcharo 8 Macgurn. 1015 Robert Chapman. 111134 24351 Armida, Dana Point. Dally Pllo1 February 15. 22. Acacia Ct .. Mlellon VltJo.
1
.roa way o. ·-J • _ __ ___ 12111 · Chet1nut Ave . Suite E3, Firestone, Fountjln Valley, Calll. 92629 Marcll 1, 8, 198e Calif. 92891 Costa Mesa, CA.
CAO '78 Sevllle, H K ml, Ca1tsb11no, CA 9t6oll CA 92708 Suaan JOhnaf9n. 24351 SA-371 Thia bu1tn1H 11 eon-642-9150.
new ba11/brks, exit, snrf, Publlaheo Orange Coast Anlla Chapman. 19134 Armada, Dana Point, Call!. ducted by: a general pwt·I-----_.... __ _
1 ownr $6250 631-6340 Dall~ Piiot March 1. 2. 8. Firestone, Fountain Vtlley, 92629 Pllll.IC NOTICE netahlp
CAO •84 Eldorado blue, 19815 CA 92708 Thi• buetnesa 11 c:on· Patrld1 8erneaaer PRINCE
immac 39K m1 leather, SeSu-404 Thomas Marsh. 18142 duct&dby:co-pannenJ .~ FICTfTtoUS~ll Thia atatement wu ftledJOHN DUDLEY
loaded lease $398/mo nun•1c NOTICE Firestone, Fountain Valley. Jonn Robin Grande NAMe ITATIMeNT wt=th t~?.?"tynonty ~.?!, r,-, passed away Febru~ r~ CA 92708 Thia statement was IHed The lollowlng P«IOn 11 """'"' -, 41 mo's lett. 646-6475 ----C-IT_Y_O_F-. --Asemath Marstl, 19142 with fhe County Clerk of Or-doing t>ualnnt ae: ary 18, 1986 in Ne-
CH COIPllEYilLE '14 -FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Firestone, Fountain V1lley, enfa County on January 30. LFG ENTERPRISES. 3880 Pul>llahed Otaiige ": V<?da. Was bern in Los
L d d I I • CALIFORNIA CA 92708 19 8 $. Bear llA, Santa Ana, Dally Piiot February 15, 22, Angeles. September os e w pow~ir equ P-PL VMOUTH '60 Champ, NOTICE ThtS bualneH ta con· • Fa.71 Callf. 02704 28 1906 ded ment In beautiful black good transp. am/fm cass INVTINO 1105 ducted by· a general pll'1-Publlahed Orange Coast Luis F. Ganddlnl. 3880 S. Marol'I 1. 8, 1988 • • atten
with red leather interior 51700 firm 722• 7450 OT CE S ERE nership Delly Pilot February 15, 22, Bear llA, Santi Ana,-e.llf~ SA-385 L .A . High School,
L k (04 1592) N I I H BY given •• h March 1 8 1986 USC • d ad ted 1 e "ew · rnat the City Clerk ot Ille Clly A!emath N mars ' · 92704 · · · an g:r ua
$13 995 Johnson & Son 01 Fountain Valley Cali· This sta1emen1 was 11190 SA-378 This bualness la con· Pllll.IC NOTIC£ from Stanford Uni-
L1ric Mere 540-5630 PU8llC NOTICE lorn.a. will receive seateo wl1h tne County Clerk of Or· ducted by: an lndlvldual versity. He was the
NABERS
CADILLAC
proposals unlil rne nour 01 ange County on January 16. f'IB.IC NOTICE Luis F Ganddlnl ,ICTITIOUI SUIMll
NOTICE 10 00 am on Tuesoay. 1986 This st~ement wb fifed NAJI[ ITATIMeNT Laboratory Director
INVITING BIDS March 11 1986 tor con-F29MM FICTITIOUS 8UllNE81 with the County Clerk ol Or-1 The followlng person la of the Monterey Hos-
NOTICE IS HEREBY structlon 01 curb ano gulfer Publlsned Or;snge Coast NAM£ STATEMENT ange County on January 31, doing bullneu as: , pita! for several years
of the Williams Lab-
oratories of Los An-
geles for over thirty
• years. He Is survived
by his beloved wife
Harriet, a son John
Jr. of Simi Valley and
Thousand Oaks. a
daughter Dr. Pricilla
Saunders of Huston,
Texas, a brother Dr.
Gilbert Parker Prince
of -Newport Beach
and f our grand-
children. Memorial
services will be con-
ducted at St. Michael
and All Angels .
Episcopal Church ,
Corona del Mar at 11
A .M . Saturday .
March 1st. The Rev.
Dr. Prince of Trinity
Cfiwtn, Orange. will
HAJW(M LAWN·
llT. OUVI
MO<tuaty • Cemetery
Creme1ory
1625 "Glilir~ V&
Cotti Mesa
540-555-4
LARGe'°ST SELECTION
of late model. low mileage
Cad1llacs 1n Orange
County! See us today!
Gt v EN th a I• sea I e o '"vanous locations through· Delly POOi Fet>ruary 15. 22. T'1e loltowlno perton 11 1988 I J. C. ENTERPRISES, 245 a d d . 1 proposars. tor furmsf'ling alt oul 1116 Clly In accoroance Merch 1 8 1986 doing buslnetS u . P:a.22 FllCher Ave. #D-41., Co11a n a me IC a
tat>or marertats equipment, with me Plans and ~pecill-Se-393 PORT TRINITY FUND. Publlltled Orange Cout Meaa, Callf. 02628 biolol{ist and ~er -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;::::=::;:::~
transportton ano such other cauons I · I
rac111t1es as mey t>e required Proposa1s shall t>e pres-PUBLIC NOTICr-PUBLIC NOTICE MUC NOTtCE PIB.IC NOTtcr pt&JC NOTICE Pllll.IC NOTICE tor STORM DRAIN IN· " --;....;..;------1--....;..;...;....;.__... __ _
STALLATION IN EASE· ented unoer sealed cover .. ,,..,,,ICE OF PUBLIC ~J\n-n. ..... s~"' THE 540-9100 ano shell be accompanied FICTITIOUS •USINf.SI l'fV 1 ~"" ~ vr'L
MENT BETWEEN ANAHEIM by one of the forms of bid· N.AME STATEMENT pT """'"""' l'V-&a.t'Tss1re.1 OF rft.l"C' 2600 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
AVENUE ANO MAPLE AV ~'.U"'-' '-'-'·a·u. \A.'< uu. ENUE ANO STREET CON· Oers security required by The lollowtno persons are
CA'OILLAC 81 Sedan Sev-
ille d1es61, cherry cood,
bought another. wtll le1
go below wholesatel
STRUCT•ON FOR AHAHEIM I Section _10 or rhe Speclll-001ng buslneN as KEV R V . CITY OF FUJNI'Al.N V1UJ.E{
AVENUE Ill b ed b ca11ons All proooaals shall 2293 B Fordl).am, ·Oesta w e receiv ) be markeO Proposal for Pro-Meu. CA 926211
759-8046 or 760-5090 -.
CHEVY CELEHln '12
25,010 miles. auto. PI S,
AMtFM cass. power win-
dows. A/C Uct.r 112827
Sl4H
Unlv1.1rtlly
OLDSMOBILE
GMC
2850 Harbor B:vo
Cos11.1 Mes& "'40-114140
the CJty of Costa Mesa at the 1ecr No 4 109 consrructton John H Ghrltl 2293 B
Office ol the Clfy Clerk. P 0 of curb anO gutter and be Fordham Costa Mesa CA
Bolf 1200 f77 Fair Dnve), ma11ed or oeHver&0° so aa to 92626 ' '
Cosra Mesa Calltornia t)e tn rhe hands of 1he City Thia ·busineas is con·
92628-1200 unfll the nour 01 Cleric in her olflc:e In the Clly dueled by an tnd1v1du1I
i 00 Pm March 11. l986. Hall, 10200 Stater. Av&Que. John H Gh,.al
al which time I hey wtll be on or before the nour stateo Th18 statement was llled
opened publicly end read At fhe designated 11me all with the County Clerk of Or·
aloud tn rhe Councll bids reoetveo will be publicly ange Coun1y on January 17
Ch a mbers Seated opened e•am1neo end de-1986
proposals shall bear the title ctared by 1he Ct1y Clerk Bid·
of 1he work and rne name of de~ and 1118 publtc are In-
the bidder bul no olher 015· llled 10 be present at Ille
t1ngulsh1ng marks Any b10 oeclaralfon of said
recelveo alter the SChedule<J I proposals
F219538
Published Orange Coast
Delly P.tlot February 15 22.
Man;:h 1, 8. 1986
Sa·395r closing 'me for the receipt All bids so received exam-
ol b40s l hall be returned 10 1ned and declared will t>e re----------
lhe bidder unopeneo It snail terred by the Ctty Clerk 10 PWIC MOTICE
be rhe sole responslbltlly ol Ille Clly Engineer ano the
the b10der to see tMt hi& bid j Cily AUorney lor cf'lecklng FICTITIOUS BUSINE88
------is received 1n proper lime and repor1ed to lhe City NAME STATlMENT WE llY All MAIES A set of Plans, Special Counc* at 118 regular meel-The loltowlng persona are
USED CARS & TRUCKS Pro111stons and adOt11ons 10 I '"O on March 18 1986 doing business as. Wllllam
COME IN OR CALL FOR General Prov1s1ons lo ll'le Prior IQ c~mmenclng R Kipp & Associates. 2503
FREE APPRAISAL Standard Speclhcet1ons work. the conlractor and 811 Eastblull Drive. 20<1. New-may be oblatned ar lhe or. subcontraclors shall obtain port Beach, <::A 92660 C.~lllLOLLO~T !ice ol the Cl1y Engineer 7718 business license from the Wiiiiam R Kipp 806Celba
st s Fair Drive, 'C'osta Mesa Cily ot Founlain Valley tn ac-Plece.Newpol'l Beach. CA
18211 BEACH BL VO Callllorn1s upon nonrelun· cordance W11h the Clly Mu-92660 •
HUNTINGTON BEACH Oeble paymenl ot i .5 00 An I noclpal Cooe No Volume I. John Harry Feld 2546 De·
14l ·IOl7•, 541•33. 31 add1l1onel charge ol $2 00 Title s. Chaprers S'04 and n1se. Orange, CA 92667
CHEVY '76 Cl'\eveue 2 dr
clean very go oontl runs
well 1 owner. gd tires
new brkstwater pump alt
radio $995 675-8435
w11t be made 1f hanOled by 5 08 In accordance with lhe This business is con·
matt Spec1l1ca11ons ano I provisions of Sect tons 1770 duoted by a general pan-
ottier contract Ocx;umen1s to 1780 Inclusive of tne nershlp
may also t>e examined at rhe Labor Code 01 the,Sleta ot William R 1(1pp1Johri
Office ot the City C!ilrk ol rhe I Callfornl8 lhe City Council Harry Feld
Ci ty or Cosra Mesa Specill· of lhe Clty ol Founllln Valley This statement was flied ca11ons will not be mailed un· 1 has by resolution adopted with tf'le County C1er1c ot Qr.
NJI'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday, Mu'ch 12, 1986, at
City Camc il Chanbers, 10200 Slater Avenue, Fc:untain Valley,
sion will ho·l d a p..iPlic hearing on the follOO.ng iterm:
REVlSFD CONDITI<N\L USE PERiIT 00. 654
7:30 p.m. in the
the Planning Cami.is-
Petitiai sutmi.tted by Nick Di Pietro for expansial of existing
taurant located at 10585 Slater Avenue, SUites lA and lB.
Pizza D' Oro res-
<XNDITICtw.. lSE reR1IT 00. 817 ~
Petition subnitted by Masahiko Kite for change in ownership of Japanese restaurant
inclooing ai-site sale and oonsUTpticrr of beer and wine at 9039 Garfield. Avenue .
CXWITIOOAL lSE PER-UT oo. 818
Petitlai sul:rnitted by Byung K. Park for transfer of CMOership of liq\X>r store at
16027 Bn:x:>khurst Street, 9.tlte M.
CXWITICNAL USE PDMIT 00. 819 .
·petition suh"ni.tted by Cllristine N. Trinh for a sun taruU.ng c enter aiW 16285 Harbor
Ebulevard.
<XNDITIOOAL USE PER1IT 00. 820
Petition suh"ni.tted by Mehdi H. Motlagh for transfer of ownershlp of a pizza res-
taurant incl00in9 ai-eite sale and consUTpt.ion o f b¥r and wine at 9475-Meil •'•Wll'iue.
CXMJITICNAL USE P~OO. 821
FORD
1060 HAA80A 8lVO
COSTA MISA 64'2 ·0010
CHEVY · 77 EL CAMINO less THE ADDITIONAL S2 OQ I lne preve.lhng hourly rale of ange County on February
Exit cond $2000 ObO cMrge 15 1nctudeO wi1h pay-wages lor eacf'I craft or fype l 1, l986
556·2708 menf of workman or meehanlC F~
I
Each 1>10 shall oe made on needed 10 execute the con-Publlsh&d Orange Coast
CHEVY 8 1 Ve1te loaded lhto Proposal form sheers tracr whlCh will be ewardecl Dally Pllor February 22.
wht/lan custom rear P 1 through P·8 orov1oed 1n 10 the successlul bidder March t, _., 15, 1986
t1atch bra st1pskn lhe c.onrrac1 oocum11r\fs Prevailing wage In c.lssst-Sa-394
$10,500 obo 759-0904 and stiall be acc,,mpanied rtcatlons not provided lor b
Peti tloo suhnitted by Sunnyu Park for eetabliel"rnent of a Mexican restaurant includ-
ing the en-site eal»n and cons~ion of alcoholi~ beverages at i6357-61 Harbor Blvd.
TIYITA '12 lltl
l ong bed. 5 spd, dlgltat
caaa .. 1111.
t>y a cert1f1PC1 or u1sh1er's Y CAD '85 •LEETWOOO check, cash or bidder s lhe resolution shall not t>e PUBLIC NOTICE
Whl1el blue l6t< ml hond less lhan lhe mosl (ecer1tt ---------
MUST SELL MA t< E o bld shall lit' c:onstdered w~ge Cle\erminatlon tor the NOTICE (l,.lc.A' 2C24478)
(Stk_. 4221)
SHH
OFFER 494 4959 less 11 1s made on a blank O ange County area as pub· INVJTINQ llOS -• illlhed by the U S Oepa'1· NOTICE IS HEREBY CHEVY 84 Veit I) wht/red orm turrnsned by the C11y of men1 • ot Labor and in no GI v EN 1 ha I •eat e d
THf.ODORE
ROBINS
FORD
'2060 HAA80A Bl90
CO'>fA MHA t;4'2 0010
TIY~A OELIOA IT 'll
5 spd, atereo, air
(Llcir 826YBAJ
(Stk II 4209)
14111'
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
10h0 HARllOll 8l90
COSTA MHA 64'2 0010
TOYOTA Corolla '80
Wagon. 5-'P· ac. pb,
omlfm, $3500. 631-8138 ·
VOLVO 76264 X·C9nd,
anrl, air;,, 4 apd. 0 0 .
l/pwt. sheep•lcn. Ilka new
$2900 992-4855
VOtVO '80 GL·l)w. dr lka.
sun-rt. •mltm 11f1u10
18500, d-49-01 14
I 0 a d e d S 1 , 5 0 0 . Costa Mesa enO '5 made in ev81'11 sl'nltl II be less than the proposals for lurnlshfnn all .. &ccoroancto w1fh the • ""
I (7 14)759-0904 provlsion9 ot lhe Proposal Mt&bllslieel m•nimum wage labor. ma1erl1ls.1Qulpm.nt. requtremenl5 The contractor shell 1ransportatlon and auch
CHRYSLER 83 LeBarr~n Each biOOer musr be provld~ wch c:ompenseuon other ra!llttea u may be re-
Conv marlr cross 11hr llcensed as reqwPCS b law Insure ce as reQulred by the Quired fOf CONSTRUCTION 19K ml, 645-4651 C • y Labor Code of the Sjate 01 OF SIDEWALKS ON VARI· onrractor using 8 cref1 or Callforn1a and shall e~ecu•e QUS STREETS. wlll ...... r•
Ooul • 'I• cles&lflceuon no1 shown on • ' .,. An • tf'le General PrevalllnQ wage a contractor s c;er11t1ca1e re-cetved by the City of Coata
The bosses sons car Oelermini tions may be re-gar ng "'" compenaallon Mesa at the Office' of the City
1mmacu1a1e cond1t1on 1n & quired u, pay the wage 1 lremer11s Tne contrac· Cler~. 77 Fair Drive, Cotti
out Musi sell . he's gone of the cratt or classlllcai1on 101 shllll lurrner require all Meta, Calffornte, publicly
eway to college Brown I most clOsetv retaied 1o 11 11 subconlractors ro stmllarly end read atOUd In the Coun-
metal1c' TRX ttres and shown 1n tf'le Genera• De provide such compensa11on ell Chambers Staled
V(l'leets ( 1J00295) $7995 term1nat1on1effective11 the insurance for all 01 the sub-propoaalt •hall tller the title
1 b contractors· employees The of the worli and the neme of ~son & Son Linc time 0 the c.all 1°' Id• contractor5 Ind tut>contrac· thO bidder but no othef dt•
Mere. 540·5630 Thi Ci ty Council 01 lh• tor' &hell furnish the C1n. e flnt1ul•l'l1nn merka. Any bid City or Co111 Mese rtMrvet ., • • fORI f llRlllT '10 tho rtght 10 reJ*Ct 11ny or 811 cttrlllic111e ot wllver or received •tt., the echlduled btdl · I 1U1>rogat100 1inder the terma clotltlg llme for the rectipt
<I dt, auto air, 'tereo. Tne Conlrtctor •hall of th11 worker a.compen11· or blda anall be r9'urned to
w/covers. I c,omply w11h the prov111on1 11011 inaurance lh• blOOer unopened II 111111 (Lie# IHPVSOO) 01 Sactlon 1770 1,, 1780 lfl· No bid wlfl be con~ertd be the sole rwponllblllty. of
(Stlc • 4 t67) Clutive 01 lho Cotttornie untn,s 11 1s ~1de on lhe of-· the bidder 10 .. that hla 'bid l'l.11 •I Labor Code. the prevailing flc•al blen~ form fumllhed IS rteelVecl In Pf,oPI' llme. ' ,.,1~ and sc;~te of wages ,,_ by the City 1no 11 m1dt In A M1 of Speclfl ProYltlon•
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
10b0 HAllO• &l'IO con .. Ml \A 1'>41 0010
WIWUTYllll
.OLWHHOHI s .. Vtf'O do. Sttnlos
1ab1tsheO by 11141 City 01 acco•dtl'\ce with the end 'addition• :,,.o Oen«al
Costa Meu which are llMIO prov111ona ol thta Nottct and Prolli~a ·10 t"'!t Stlndafd
with the City Ctttk ot "'d th• prop0sar requiremen11 8P1Klflctt1on1 "'9Y tie ob-Clly. llf'ld shell IOrft lt penlll· llnd condltlona Ml forth talned 11 the Onlot of the
11,1 prflt(:rl~ tllerflln '°' 11n~ ~tlon ~ ol the Specl· City Engl~ 77 Fllr Ortve.
noncompll•nc• 01 •hi utd Oc111ona '°£eeh bldOer mull Coar• MH•. CiHtornla, Ccxte ~ lic-.enltd ti'\ ICCOfdance upon nonrtllindlble ply•
flllfN P. PtttflUflY ·<:ttr with •PP'"•blt 11111 laws ment of $3 00 An lddltlonll
Cletll, City Of Co.t• ~ Pur1uant to C1l1torn11 Cllarge of$ 1 50 Wiii be made
Publllhed Or&noe Co.at Go\t9ft1men1 Cod• Section 11 hendled by mill $peclft.
Datly Piiot ~tbru11ry 2<1 <15~. tri. contractor wlll be U llon• end othllf contract
Merctl 1 1988 anlllted 10 poet approved document• may aleo tie YIUI 'II ll. • lffll
Auto, air. loaded 15.000
mllee Two year w1rr1t1ty
remaining S 14 200
(71"1 720 81 f4
THEODORE
1 ROBINS
MS• 060 heluri11H With the City or an examined 11 t"-Oftloe of the
8PC>fOved llrntnc1111 lnatllu· City Clerk of the City of
tlOn 1n order to have the City Coeta M.. Specmcatton1 _________ ,r ...... lund1 retained by w111 not tie mailed urnaa. flle
VW ·ee Bug. red, exit
lf lnlP S 1450 • Ot.10
'9+2652 or <197 •597
•et BUG. good cood .
.,.,Md, w/radlo, mag
...... ~good 11800 ;7W051 catf after 5pm
FORD
1060 t4A••O• II v 0
CO\YA Ml '>A (>4, 0010
FORD '88 Mus oo v-:.e
euto, elr. good r•tored
cond $3495 533 .. 242.
FORD 'TS Merq Ste Wgn 9
par btaUl cond wire whit
hllci'l/ractc S99~ 850-e 130
Ml.IC NOTfC£ the Ctty to 1n1ure pet lddttlon&I s t 50 ch1r99 1a _________ ,formanOll of the COflltect. tndw.d wllh payment
IC DIG Prent . •pect!k attona •nd E.acll bid th.it be made on
Nottol of .... Ofllelll PrOc>Olal form• to bl the Pf090MI tOf'm, .,_,,
9' ..._. "'°'*"' uMCI for bidding o.n bt Ob-P-1 thtough P.e prO\tldecl tn
et ,,.. ... hlia fained only at the omo. Of the contrlC1 documenta, Mo. A 111m tn• City Engineer. Cfty t-1111 9fld wit tie ~ltld
In the Iv~ Court of Colt Of u ld Plana end by e certified or catnler'I
the State ol Callfornte lor SpectnctllOfla 11 S5 00. In· oheolt or • bid bOnd tor not
1111 Counw or Oran;. · clUCllng fu '' the bidder r• .... then 1CM of the amount
111 tl'le Matter of the E.atate pott• lhllt lt\a Plant 111<1 of the bid, INlde PllYI'* co
o::tmITICNAL lSE PERMIT oo. 822
Petition sumdtted by Joe Peng for eetablisl-menL.af a._ 1!!1eddin9/balquet. facility -in;.
eluding oo-site sale and oonsll'lption of liquor within the induetri&l center locat.e<l.
at 16600 Harbor Boulevard, Suites B, C, D 5t £.
CDIDITIOOT\L USE PmUT oo. 823
Petition sutmitted by Albert Habchi for a Mexican restaurant inch.rlin·g the al-ilite
sale and cons· ....... ~""" of aloctK>lic beverages at 16051 BrooKhuret Street. I ...,,t'~~ .
PRFX:ISE PrAN oo. 372*
Petitioo ·sub'nitted by OIA Architeete for an industrial building located on the
east side of Mt. Herrmann Street, AP 169-351-01.
'N'.71'1CE OF PREPAAATICN OP NroATIVE ~100 • \
For the it.errs Identified With an aater&k(i), not.ice ie hereby given that based
on the irii.tial studies, a Negative D.eclaration ha.a been prepared. 'the Envlral-
meneal Inpact Review Q:rrmittee will consider approval of the Negat.iw OeclaraUm
on Friday, March ?• 1986.
THESE.'MA'M'.ERS are being processed pursuant t o the Planning Lewe of the SU.te of
calitornia, Goverment Code, 6, 000 et seq., and the FtA.mtain valley "'-miciplll Code,
Title 21.
1l100E DFSIRlNG TO testify in favor or in q>poeition to the propoeais will be 9iven
4n opportunity to do eo at the p.lbllc hearing. If further information ia desired,
you rray contact the Planning OepertJrent at 965-4425 ,and refer to the above i tenw.
If a proposed action 18 challenged i n OCA.lrt, there rrey be a U.mi.tation to raiaing
only t.hoee iaaue.e raised at. the publio hearing deecribed in this notice or in writ-
ten oorrespondence delivered to the Planning O::mnlseion at .or prior to the plt>lic
.hearing. ·
t.ary
•
l • FORD '75 Gr1,;c;ro;..no
Wag. IOt cone! W/Xtf ... nu
tlree/pnt $1450 640·507~
or C•NMll T •t>er 0.0.Uld 8P"Qlfla.t1on1 be Mnt 1>y 1111 City of Coata MeM No
Nouce la ll«eby 0''*' that mall the m1111no and hand· cir~ONI •h•ll be con-PU8LJ SU l tM und..,tlOntld wOt Mii at ting charge tl'lall tie lf'I ad lt<lertd un,.. accompen..a Ollfonal $2 00 Neltl'ltr tlle try IUCll euhllr'I ChtlMI.
; ,
'./
COVER HOME
PROVIDED'
by
JMC PROPERT IES
..
' ORANGE COAST PUBLISHING COMPANY
•
•
A SPECIAL ADV~RTI I NG
SUPPLEMENT
VOL. 5, NO. 9
ATURDAY
MARCH l , 1986
OiUIE coum .. Tl .. EBATE
·GllAllE COllT Mf Piii 142·•11.
Loan rates .keep falling ; VA downto 9. 5 percent
McClatc~y News Service
-SACRAMENTO-Mortgage loan rates continued to
fall sharply Friday with both Federal Housing Adminis-
tration a,nd Veteran's Administratwn loans dropping to
9.5 percent. effccti\tc Monday.
The VA d.ro{>pcd its rate from I 0.5 percent marking its
s1itth rate reducuon in I 0 months. FHA loans, whith arc
detennined by market conditions, run in tandem with VA
loans, ICCOfd1n1 to lenders in Sacramento.
The move will put both FHA and VA loans at their
lowest point since April 1 97~ when both were also at 9.5
percent. Ratesbelln risina then and peaked at 17.5 percent
1n September 19(1.
Mon,ace bankers ~d interes~ rates have been
cha naina nearly hourly thjs week wtth several conven-
tional lenders now offerina rates below 10 percent, a rate
chat many in the financial community a few years ago had
said would never be reached again.
Pointing out that his firm made seven times as man1
FHA loans as VA, Gordon Thom~ of Liberty Fina ncial in
Folsom wd that the one-point reducti~n wouJd signifi-
cantly cut a homebuyer's monthly mortgage payment.
"If you had a $90,000, 30-year FHA loan at the old
rate of 10.S percent, your monthly payment would be
S854.5S, counting the monpse insurance fee. At 9.5
percent, thal would fall to to $785.53, .. Thomas said. -
Lenders pointed out that for every ha.If-point drop in
rates, it takes $JOO )tss in monthly inoomc'to qualify a
loan. And for eve'1 percent.qc point drop in the rate, an
estimated LS million additional American families can
qualify for a loan. .
Other than having to~ a veteran to' qualify for a VA
loan, one principal difference is that those seeking a FHA
loan can get up to $90,000 while VA loans extend to
SI 10,000.
Rosemary Merlo, loan manaser for Great Amencan
First Savings in Sacramento, said the new 9.5 percent rate
would probably carry two points for the seller plus the
standard one point loan origination fee for the buyer.
.. Under the FHA program, if the goina rate is 9.5
percent, lenders can offer rates as low as 9 percent, but that
would probably carry fou r points, whjch may be too
prohibitive to most sellers," she added.
The VA also announced It wlll dcercasc by or(e.
perccntqe point the maximum rates fo r graduated
payment mona.aacs to 9. 75 percent, and the rates for home
improvement loan~ to 11 percent.
in addition, the rates for manufactured home loans
also will be decreased to 12 percent for house-only loans
~nd 11.5 percent for loans to purchase either a house with
the lot or for a loan to purchase a lot upon which a hou~
already owned by the veteran is to be placed.
I
-........
LtONGS .. OF-.
COVER HOME
PROVIDED
by NEWPORT .. JMC PROPERTIES SPECIALIZE ·
INSIDE IN .
SERVICE
pg 2 Market Map
pg. 3 Prof!~
pg 4 Colesworthy
& Co~any
pg. 5 Unique Homes
BynM HATHCOCK
&Wlf ..... Cea: $ l u I
Gerry and Christa Long
didn't know anyone m New-
port Beach when they came
here to make their fortune in
real estate.
In fact, the pair of per-
forming artists didn't know
pg. 6 Hunt & Associates anything about the business world or the real estate
pg. 7 George Elkins Co.
pg. 8 Grubb & Ellis
pg. 9 J.M.C. Properties
market back in 1979.
Instead, they had
produced Las Vegas shows,
toured with Disney On Par-
ade as ballet mistress and
music director, and taught
at Ambassador College in
Pasadena as chairman of the
pg. 10 Llongs ol Newport School of Fine Arts and the
director of the Dance l)e ..
pg. 11 Harbor Realty
pg. 12 Aemax ol
Costa Mesa
pg. 13 Remax ol
Costa Mesa
pg. 16 Classified
pg. 17 Classified
pg. 18 Casslfled
pg. 19 Classified
Pj1 20 Open House
Directory
pg. 21 Open House
Directory
pg. 23 cSdwell Banker,
Costa Mesa
partment. ·
However, seeking new
direction in their careers,
the Longs came to Newport
Beach and set out to make
their mark in residential real
estate.
Not long after they be-
came licensed and started to
learn the ways of the pro-
fession, the bottt>mdropped
out of the residential real
estate market in much of
Newport Beach. The Longs
. watched friends lose their
houses; they saw people
who bad bought on specµ-
lation lose large sums of
money to get out of the
market before they lost their
property.
But, while new licensees
and even more experienced
agents dropped out of the
profession, the Longs'
fought to keep listing
properties and making
sales.
Eventuall,y the market
started to come back and
I
•1 ,.1 • they began to prosper.
II J I II · Last year, after six years
of working nnder another ._ _______ , broker, Christa and Gerry
established Llonp Of New-
port Beach, Inc., m Newport
Center. They have hired
new staff members and con-
tinue publishing their real
estate newsletter, "640-
LONG." They write about Christa ·and Gerry Long
current trends in the south .
·Orange County residential ballet classes whenever time Loan assumptions, tra-
real estate market abd mail permi!S1J! loeaf s~udios and ditionally an important part
5,000 copies of each issue to~ at ucrs <lance department. of real estate financing "in
clients in the. Newport Do.ring the peak ·of her the past, .have all but been
Beach area and other parts dance career, she taught in eliminated. October of 1985
of the country and globe. New York City's Lincoln was the expiratiDn date ·for
Despite the apparent dis-Center .for George Bal-the term in which most
similarity between their anchine of the New York ex.istirlg loans could be as-
background and their new City Ballet. -· swned by a new buyer, the
profession, Christa Said she When it comes to houses, Longs said. ·
and Gerry knew that they the Longs specialize in resi--Sellers of more expensive
would have to develop high dential property in Corona properties find . that they
levels of motivation and del Mar and Newport have to .carry part of the
discipline to make their real Beach.· They also service purchase price. It isn't un-
estate business succeed. commercial and residential common for a Seller to carry
''In the initial sales train-property in Huntington · back up to $100,000 on a
ing, they stressed attend-Beach, Irvine, Costa Mesa $300,000 l}ome in which he
ance at motivational sem .. · and Laguna Niguel. has built a $200,000 equity.
inars. For Christa, I always In recent months, the If the seller does carry a large
thought an un-motivational Longs said, inventories in amount, the buyer will hav'!
seminar might be better," Corona del Mar and New-an easier time borrowing a
Gerry quipped. "She bas port Beach have declined. smaller amount
always driven everyone Fewer properties are show-The lon~s said that when
crazy with her amount of ing up in the Multiple entering mto ~-back
endless energy." Listing Catalog, a sign, they agreements, sellers should
The Longs are hardly said, that the market favors make the agreement as risk-
strangers to hard work. the seller slightly more than free as possible and consult
Having performed as a the buyer~ a real estate attorney, CPA
clarinetist since the age of 8, Part of the reason for the or financial planner to make
Gerry experienced the driv-lower inventory of homes sure . their interests are
ing motivation necessary to for sale could be low interest protected.
succeed In the performing rates. The Longs said that Both of'the Long's sons
arts and has transferred it to people who haven't been are active in the real e.state
running a successful bro-~ble. to afford homes are industry. Joffrey, 28, is a
kerage. turning in their apartment successful Los Angeles reaJ
He holds a doctorate in keys and qualifying for estate and mortgage broker
music from the U niversity loans on condominiums and Dietrich. 24, works in
of Rochester's Eastman and detached housing. his parents' company.
School of Music in New In years past, buyers who Christa and Gerry said
York. He has performed bad to earn S l 00~000 peT the most important princi-
with the Metropolitan year to qualify for a 13 pal they have taught their
Opera National Co. and the ~nt loan can now qual.. sons about the real estate
California Chamber Sym-ify for the same loan with industry is that .. You have
phony, as well as publishing $80,000 in annual income to go the extra mile for your
an arrangement of songs because the current ~nven-client in order to set yourself
from the musical "Hair." tional interest rate is stable apart from the average
Christa still teaches guest at 10¥4 percent. salesman.·•
...
...
DAILY Pff.OT/ltaAL ISTA'R
·Realtors
Baying or Selling???
Call for jln appointment to see property or to talk wit~ us about.our promotion plan for marketing your prope.rty.
. EASTBLUFP VIEW
Eastbl uff family home with Back Bay, nite lite,
and mount.1in views. -4 bedroom 3 bath, ex-
panded beautifully panelled fami(y room with
fir eplace, wet bar. leasehold.
$2",990
STARTER HOME
Rare "M" Plan. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. New carpet
and paint. This is a real buy. Owner is extremely
anxious, fast escrow possi ble. Price includes the
land. $155,000
EXPANDED "E" PLAN
SpN td<.ular view of the Back Bay with wrap-
around patio. 3 bedroom, 31/2 baths, family
room, fo rmal dining room, breakfast room, 2
f 1rcpla<.es. Very orivate location. Price includes
the land. $295 000
BACK BAY, NITE LITE VIEW
Popular "Delo res" Plan with Bac k Bay, nite lite
and moutd1n views. 3 bedroom, 2 1/1 bath, end
unit with 2 beautiful big patios. Air conditionins
.rnd security system. Price includes the land.'
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 PM
263 l Vist• Orn•d•, N8
$269,500
BL.UFFS CONDO
The only "Q" plan on the market. 3 be droom,
21/z bath, conversation pit with fireplace. Very
well locati!d to community po9I and shopping
center. Price includes the land.
$239,SCJcf
..
BACK BAY VIEW.
Beautifully located "Delores" Plan with view of
the Back Bay. 3 bedroom, 21/2 path, new
carpets. Quiet cul-de-sac street. Price includes
the land.
OPEN MOUSE SAT/SUN 1-5 PM
338Vlat.M ..... ,Na
. $241,000
NITE LITE VIEW
Nite lite view of Newport Center. 2 story
"Franciscan" plan. 3 bedroom, 21/2 bath ex-
pansive and sunny patio. Western expo~ure.
Fast escrow possi ble. Pri ce includes the land.
$219,000
ONE LEVEL "ANITA"
Th is 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo has shutters, ai r
conditio ning, "eutral decor. Very we ll main-
tairted and perfect for those who need ro li ve
on one level. Owner is anxious. leasehold.
$112,500
COME INTO OUR OFFICE TO MEET OUR STAFF
Joy of Newport
Harriet Spencer ·
Chuck Colesworthy, Broker
Cathy Colcsworthy 640-0020 Phyllis Goggio
Judy Loos
Doug Herbst
Gayle Follmgstad
Eastbluff Vi Hage Celit'8r, NewPort Beach
•
\
. .
l
NEW LISTJNG
SIT IM lllW -From
beamed llvlng room and
watch the bay and
Pavllllon, 3 bdrm, office,
cour.tyard, 0.-ltgner
kitchen. Especially unique
at $575,000.
,_
m llHOOI •£ -SpeclaJ, vacant In ll'Vlne's
Northwood area. Plantation shutters, formal
dining, owner anxious. $149,900.
llYllE COft ESTATE -Rare offering, 5 bdrm, 1
story. ocean view, Laguna's finest, private
beach, community facilities. $1, 190,000.
l UMU unsnu -Harbor Ridge townhome with
serttne view of city and beyond, 3 bdrm, Impec-
cable condition and A.C. $642,000.
Ol nAT l fUUIC -Beautifully decorated. Impec-
cable 3 bdrm, 3 bath townhome in Jasmine
Creek. Owner transferred. Must sell. $375,000.
Htnr FOi CHTAll -Owners have to sell! Dual
master suites with masalve ocean view. Condo
In Laguna gated community. $165.000.
OI IY COSI -This 4 bdrm is adorable! Charming
family room-klthcen, master suite, skyt.lghts,
pool, spa. $289,000 In Newport.
lllJ TO f lSllOI ISlMI -Lush pool home In Irvine
Terrace, 4 bdrm, L&P construction, 9.000 sq.ft.
lot, private atmospher.e. $412,000.
I •
"IOST CLUCI fH TIE llCI -Lowest price among
Jasmlne._Creeks larger plans, (Plan 6), ocean
and bay view, master suite. $339,000.
KOi lll UY flEW -Overlooking proposed new
park, 3 bdrm, family room, close to school and
shops, pool-size yard, neutral decor. $395,000.
RAT l '1EW -Of ocean, sunsets, jetty. Extra
large lot. 50' frontage by 162.-deep In Olde CdM.
Build your dream home. $799,000.
• IOlfTl -In Bluffs. Back Bay and night tight
view from 3 bdrm, 2 bath condominium end unit,
sunny patio on greenbelts. $229,000.
A LOT If LOT -Magnlflclent 180° view of Dana
Point Harbor, lights, mountains. Owner desper-
ate, make oft~. $225,000. .
...
_, __ _
.
MST Yllllllf OI Tll lllllT -Spectacular 6700
sq. ft. home on haH ~re overtooklng secluded
beach and coastline. Sensational $4,950,000.
5 IHI M J Pl.IS ... -In Olde CdM, on a 45'
lot, tasteful decor, 3 bdrm home with 2 bdrm
Income unit or combine. $479,000.
IUITR Ill IOOS -Desirable end unit, wraP-
around patio, highly upgraded ~ bdrm, A/C, full
security, on quiet cul de sac. s~.ooo.
l llC UICAll -West Newport duplex, 4 bdrm, 2
ba, and 2 bdrm 1 ba, owner occupied, good
condition, next to beach. $219,000.
UYflOIT LIT -CcMnplete with a cozy older
homel Balboa Peninsula sandy beach. 3 bdrm, 2
bath with cute (fabana. Just $475,000.
OOl-IJ.U -A sharp decorator perfect CdM
hillside adult home with a big pool and a little
view. 2 bdrms, 2 baths at $321,000.
• • l Ull llTS -South of the highway In
Olde CdM; 3 bdrm. 2 baths, delightful street a
block and a half from beach & bluff. $325,000.
SllC SUIPU -A wink to the ocean 3 bdrm home + 2 bdrm, 2 ba Income, vacant with out of state
owners. Want offers! $395,000 -• Tll CUff -Above Newport Harbor. Incredible
view, 4 bdrm, 4'h baths,· pool, spa. Needs
finishing touches. $335,000 l.
WTSM Ill T9EI -Great starter home, large
lot, neat 2 bdrm add-on potential, or buy for
Investment. $118,500.
IOT Q IUl -CdM duplex Wfth 3 bdrm and 2
bdrm units. Each Wfth 2 baths, decks and nice
kitchens, mini ocean vtew. $339,500.
Tll PllCl ts 11C1T -Thats rare these days,. so Is a
5 bdrm one story In Broadmoor. Immaculate,
sunny, private. 1379,000.
NEW 11STING
CAPl eel -On Little
Balboa Island, 3 bdrm,
wood paneling, wood
floors, trench doors, lge
kitchen, lge master w/ fire-
p I ace. Charmlng at
$449,000.
Every COUP'e who buyS or setts their home
through Unique Homee In 1986 will receive a
tree weekends lodging at the famous Shadow
Mountain Resort and T ennls ~lub In PaJm
Desert. So why not? U™que Homes has the
nifest people sefllng the neatest homes
throughout Newport Beach. Irvine, Costa
Mesa and Corona def Mar.
LOOK AT THIS:
· 1¥4 % FIRST TRUST DEED
How loog has It been? A major S&L has an
A.R.M., starting at a~w. for one year. H~ pts ..
aeeumable, no pre-pay and no negative
amortization. Loan amounts to $250,000.
lnt,,-est based on 2'/e above 11th t1istrict
funds .
OPEi SATlllAY 1-1
... . $~¥.000
5 bdrm family home + Income
... $799,000
3 bdrm, aee It all view
... $325,000
3 bdrm, 2 ba, n~ Iota, So. of hwy
... $395,000
3 bdrm home + 2 bdrm unit
.... ,.. au $395,ooo
Ocean/bay view, 3 bdrm, fem rm
~ ~.000
Perfectly located, 4 bdrm
..... $238.000
End unit, 3 bdrm, many extras
... SS..9.000
5 bdrm family home + Income
... $325,000
3 bdrm, 2 ba, 1 '~ lots, So. of hwy
llLIM" llU $475,000
3 bdrm. 2 bath on the bay
... $395,000
3 bdrm home + 2 bdrm unit
••• ,.. $289,000
Charming 4 bdrm, skyflghta, pool
.... .. au $395.ooo
Oceen/bay vtewa, ~bdrm. fam rm
•••••• ~.000
Per19ctty located. 4 bdrm
•Hll 11 Lt.I. $379.000
Private 5 bdrm, single story
... $339,500
2/3 bdrm duplex, mini ocean IMw
... $799,000
3 bdrm, ... It all view
11111lj1we4
L Curci , .........
H. Markas
121 lr..w
V. Sinclair
-~ J . Skahan
Ill 1••11111 e. Barrington , ........
B. Hutchings ......
F. Scott Evans
a11 t11•1we4
L. Curci
121 ......
L. Harper
111141w...,
M. Rous.setot
-~ K. Granieri
n•1eu1n
N. Fogarty
, .......
B. Hutehlngs
n1iw .......
M. vonGefdern
lJt,....
J. S~ahan
u. ........
M. Hugill
'
-.... .. • .. • ·-i __ ._,._.... .... --------
PAG• 6 /SATUllDAY MAR. 1, , ... DAILY PILOT /IRA&. •ST~Ta
..-.----Hunt & Associates------...
REAL ESTATE
.
640-4888 . .
2125 $8n Joaquin Hiiia Ad. ,
M•wport Center
r Ridge-Above and
DESIGN WITH DISTINCTION
Luxurious lifestyle with concentration on quality, design and detail thus creating an atmosphere of elegance and
-sophistication for those accustom«:d to th~ very best! Formal living room and dining ro;om ~th C;Olorful garden and, pool
views. Delightful sunny -fully eqmpped ~itchen y.'/breakf~l nook. 2 separate master suites with city and water VIEWS +
gr.acious guest quarters and study. Channing fannly room wtth handsome wet bar and 1 of 3 fireplaces. Spectacular outdoor
entertaining area including pool/spa with waterfall, lighted VIEW gazebo and paddl~ tennis court. Security alarm and 24
hour guarded gate of Harbor Ridge. Priced to sell at $995,000. Call Jeri Hunt for appointme~t to see.
· 10 NARBONNE ~ ./ OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5:30
. PRICE REDUCED· $200,000
MAGNIFICENT MANOR 180° OCEAN -VIEWS
Designed to please the m0&t discriminate, this 5Bd.l..7 Ba, custom home is located at the very VIEW -top of Harbor Ridge.
180° ocean, bay, city & ''Sumeta over Catalina" V1r:.W. From warm library to family room w/one of• fireplaces to gourmet
kitchen to 40' pool & spa -it reflect.a the ultimate in quality. Muter suite (over 1,000 aq.ft.) w/aauna and fireplace and
breathtaking VIEW. 24 hour guarded gate. Use your houae as down payment or 1ubmit trades. Offered at $1,750,000. Call
Jeri Hunt. " . 6 TRAFA;LGAR OPEN BOUSE SUN 1-5 :30
\
..
NEWPORT BEACH
BLUFFS, NEWPORT BEACH · Upgraded and
beautiful! Attractive "X" plan with wrap around patio
and cozy fireplace in master bdrm. Custom tile m kitchen
and paho. Situated on a lovely greenbelt Assumable
loans. Reduced to $212,000 L.H.
SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE OABOL T
FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW! · Third lot from
Ocean Blvd. Prestigious site m prime location 1ust steps
to the beach. Build your new dream house or great
potenhal to remodel present structure. $(49.000.
VICKI KRAUS I SANDY MITTMAN .
BA YSIOE LIDO ISLE · An alternative to an inside
.lido home Spend a bttle more. get a turning baSln view,
a big boat ®ck. 3 bdrm. 3 bath, 1acuni and 3 car garage
Asking S849JlO{L You suu_est the flnancin1-•
ROGER BROWN
·oPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1-.4:30
117 VIA LIDO SOUD, N.B.
LIDO ISLE · REMODEL OR REBUllD. Charming 2
bdrm. l bath on choice street to street location. ~ block
to bay, beach & v1S1tors pier. Enioy c.ommun1ty tennis.
parks & tlubhduse activities. $285.000.
MARILYN TWITCHELL
WATERFRONT HOfltE · OUTSTANDING VALUE.
30 tt. lrontage on Ule water .1>ier & float available. Srnall.
dehghtlul hotne on R· 2 lot Priced to sell. Now asking
$335.000
DONNA & jlll WEBSTER
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1:30-4:00
508 38lH ST .. N.B.
GOOD STARTER HOME · Two or three bdrm
home in family area. Covered patio. tire r1ng,,pool Needs
some TLC. Sl79,500.
1t DOROTHY HARDCASTLE
GET READY FOR SUMMER -Invest or en1oy 1t
yourself. Ne~er pride.of ownership home plus income on
the beach in Newport. 3 bdrm owners unit .with blt·in
kitchen plus 3 bdrm apt with blt·in kitchen and patio.
MARIA BERCOVITZ I MARlt YN TWITCHELL
DRASTIC REDUCTION · BLUFFS 4 BDRM Sunny
& airy end unit w/very private patio, eahng nook in
kitchen. Many upgrades. 4th bdrm 1s separate & cound
be. ott1ce or IO·law quarters. Owner wants 1mmed1ate
sale. Now $225.000 w/land.
SALLY SHIPlEY I JOYCE OABOL T
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1--4:30
2912 Quedada · Bluffs. NB
HARBOR VIEW HOMES · Sunny, hght and most
inviting home. pnced to sell now. Nothing has been
overlooked to make this expanded, redecorated home
perfect. A best buy at $369,000.
TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD I TODDY SMITH
FIRST TIME BUYERS · NEWPORT BEACH FOR
$138,500! This beauhful Villa Balboa condo w/stunnm&
ocean view has complete security w/guarded gate. Enioy
the Newport Beach hie, sunsets setting over the ocean,
pool & spa.
SALLY SHIPlEY I JOYCE DABOL T
BLUFFS LARGEST MODEL · 4 bdnns. family
room + bonus room. Great famity home located on quiet
euHle sac & greenbelt-. Bonus room w/bath &~wet bar.
Country kitchen w/famTiy room. AJr conditioned.
$219,000 l.H.
JOYCE. DABOL T I SALLY SHIPlEY
_iLIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH · FOR UNOER
$180,000! Has everything you want! Fireplace in master
suite, air cond., walk to beach. 2 bdrms; 2 baths. den.
Shows hke a model. Good assumable hnarlcing.
$177,000.
MARIA BERCOVllZ I ~INOA TAGLM£nt
.ON THE BAY IN N~T · Comfort. conve-
nience,. elegance and LOCATION..are yours in our new
hstmg on lido. All rooms are spacious and newly
decorated. 3 bdrm. 3 bath condo. Seller will trade for
units or commercial. pier & slip available.
-TRUDY STUBBlEFIELO
ELEGANT HARBOR HILL · CUSTOM MANOR
HOME. Pnvate gated community adiacent to Harbor·
Ridge. Traditional two story, 4 bdrm home. Beaubfully
carpeted & painted. Gourmet kitchen. Master bdrm suite.
3 car garage. Extensive use of used brick. $775,000
SANDY MITTMAN
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1·4
20 ~1llsborough · Harbor Hill, N.B.
BA YFRONT · SPECTACUlAR VIEW OF TU~G
~. Largf pier & slip. Remodeled, 4 bdrms. 3~ baths.
den, 3 car garage. Room to expand. Community tennis.
Sl.750.000.
SIU VWCENT
"" YILLA BALBOA · 2 MASTER SUITES & OCEAN
VlEW. Where else in Newport can you enioy an ocean
view. sw1mm1ng pool, spa, for only $179.900. large
assumable loan.
SALLY SHIPlEY I JOYCE OABOLT
NEW HARBOR HILL CUSTOM · SOPHISTI·
CATED IN WtffE. Magnificent 4 bdrm ~ in this
excluS1ve gated community. 3 firepllces, berbtr carpets.
luxurious master bdrm suite, tree-form pool and spa,
gourmet kitchen. bonus room. mulbple bu1lt·ms. tun wet
bar, and a bfeithtaking ocean and city hies view.
$925,000. SANDY MITTMAN •
OPEN HOUSE SAT/~ 1·4
22 B~lMONT -Harbor Hiii, N.B.
NEWPORT BEACH POOL HOME · Four
bdrms, fam~y room, dining room. Desirable corner IQt.
spacious private rur yard w/pool & spa. Close4o CdM Hich School and Eastbluff Shoppine Center. Make an
offe~ $369,500.
DON De llOMS
CORONA DEL MAR
OUTSTAND•tO PROPERTY · IN Ot.OE COM
PlUS INCOME. On a J)ICturesque street. larce 3 bdrm
with family room, wet bar. 2 flfeplaces 1n an authentic
Spanish motif. Includes separate and very pnvate
oversized l bdrm income unil
lf«>A TAGLIAHElTI
OPEN HOUSE ~. ,l :00-5:00
2216 WATERFRONT, COM .
TOP OF THE ...a. VIEW · Custom bull~me,
~ quaty thr~,out Unhe!ie¥able amounl oi stocaee._
space. Perfect for cofmorable hv1ng & room for
entertaining. 3 bdrms, formal dining room, larie living
room, gourmet kitchen. $695,000.
DOROTHY HARDCASTLE
OPEN HOUSE SAT/~ 1-5
424 RMRA TERRACE · CdM
WALK TO BEACH a SHOPPING · less than
one block to beach and three b&ocks to shopping. Custom
built 3 bdrm. 2~ bath. family room home. Many extras-
including oms12ed double garage streesed for 2nd story.
$389.000.
CAROL PANGBURN
CALIFORNIA LIVING ~ j(S BEST · Spec-
tacular views of ocean. bay ariCfiiilht ll(hts Fabulous
home for entertainmc. indoors and outdoors. Spaltling
private pool. Remodeled with many upgrades. $419,000.
W. GREER
BUILD YOUR DRE~M HOME · Extra large 60 ft
lot 1n choice Corona def Mar location rust one b&ock from
ocean. Build new or remodel this 2 bdrm. 1 bath adobe
casa. loads of room to expand. lot d1v1S10n possible.
Priced at lot value. $540,000.
BNtE DIXON
OCEAN VIEW HOME · On large lot. lovely quiet
area of customized homes '" Corona def Mar. Access to
private beach. Three bdrms & 2 baths. Two decks.
Perfect for entertaining. $369,000.
O£A BURTON
DUPLEX • OLDE COM · Prtde of ownership 1s
reflected 1n this beautiful mainta11'9d duplex. Each unit
features 2 bdrms w/nurnerous amenities plus a four car
garage. Great rental area. Almost $300.000 of as·
sumable financ1ne. Offered at $350.000.
LN>A TAGUANETTI
RESIDENTIAL LOTS
OCEAN VIEW LOT, COM ·Existing structure.
$449,000
HARBOR Hill · Gated community S235.000
OCEAN VIEW LOT San Clemente. Cypress point
$280,000
OCEANFRONT LOT, Cdll View of 1etty.
ttdepools. $950.000
,
/
I
... ------...--..
DAILY PILOT /BAL IUTATt
• ru IS
ltf.SIDENTIAL BROf\ERAGE ER VICES
1rwu usn1 1411,000
Views of lhe bay, ocean. hills and city lights from
this 3BR rondo in Harbor Ridge . Atrium sports a
spacious s pa Gate gu~ded_community with com-
munity pools. Gayle Amato
... C&IHI . ATllH snu ""°' 11.121,000
Single story, 6BR. golf cou'l"Se, custom ho~e .. Cul-
de-sac location on one of the ~yon s hnest
streets. Features fonnal living and dining room,
Large master suite with private office. F8:ffiily
room and den, large pool s:iz.ed lot, e><cepllonal
views! Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody
Ill C&llll • llHfTUUIUI ft.U . . I 1,IH,IOO
Elegant 5 BR, custom home on ovemz.ed lot
Features fonnaJ living room and dining ~m,
family room and spacious billiard room with
hardwood {loors and fireplace. Overlooks
fabulous views on Big c.anyon's 14th greel\
Includes lar-ge poo l and spa Danny
Bibb/Stephanie Grody
111-CAIYll • 11t1t HTATE lltl,000
Presently 4BR. 21/i BA, fonnal living and dining
room. perfect for .expansion! Prime cul-de-sac
location. over •,s acrl' with views of golf rourse.
mout.a.Jns, and c·1ty lights. Available under great
terms Submit yours. Danny Bibb/Stephan1P
Grody
Ill CUYll -HUT Fgllf llllf 1111,000
Five spacious bedrooms. 3 full BA. incrediblP
Large family room. dramatic living & dining. 3
firepla(-es, tx>amed ceilings. beautiful oak floors
throughout, French doors. many built-ins, an~ all
just li ke new Pool sized lot. Truly one of a kmd.
Ex('ellent value a t $875.000 Danny Bibb
IAY·DCW I cm YllW 11,100,000
On the bav near the harbor e ntrane<' Magnificent
quality and construction Thret> bedrooms. 4
baths. 2 fireplaces, den Perfe<'t decor w1t'1 (mest
quality materials Bnck terrac.oe to your d~
Barbara Aunt-
SIPllSTICATH MOllE Ill 111 CUYil S41t,IOO
Wonderful high ('('llmgs m this.light and charm·
mg Dl•an(' horn~. Large private. lot. geat vista
view Thrt .. 'l' bedrooms. formal dming area, break.-
fast rix)m, grl'al mast.er suite Three-car garage
Barbari:I Aunl'
.10 FT OF WATERFllHT H lllO ISUll S 1,ZI0,000
On th<. bea,·h FantaslJc opportunity for de·
vE>lop<•1 Md~ l:M· d1v1ded mto two lots. Sub.)l'(·t to
city .1pproval Mdy build tondos or single family
home-Barbara Aune•
LllO ISll WrTN POOL SUl,000
Lido horn•• w lpool on large lot. Three car garage.
:rnH. :iRA Family room, separate dining room
Expos<'Cl hf.am cellmg~dwood noors. Located
m quiet C'nd of island 6wner is serious seller
J oan Lewis
PRICE RHICTIOI 1121.000
F'1ve bedro(Jm. -I ' , BA family home -Meticulously
ma1ntamE'd and n1<:ely upgraded. Southport
model with Vl<'W of the mountains ~ht
ltghts Inviting pool area with fire ring ~
covered pat.10. Virginia S wan
oem•NllAllY IAYFllHT 11,111,000
Never before off£-red for sale A truly outstanding
residence for the buyer who appreciates quality
design and spacious light .interiors. using the
finest matl'nals Poo1, spa. pier and slip for a large
boat Brochure upon reques\. Ann P~ters
OP&llfYE UR .. I ,ETTY VIEWS HI0,000
Exclu.'i1ve area o( mulll-m11lion dollar homes
Four bedroom, 3 ,,., BA, w1t.h oversized party
'
. room. bvmg & dlnlng r;oom This home is excep-
tionally prk~ and 1s easy to show. Loan may bl'
'1SSUmablc to qualified buyer ,Quick ~jOn
possible. Tom AlliNOn
# 2 ~lwlc Piasa, lull• I 00
EASTBLUFF
3BR. FR
H.V, HILLS
4BR,FR
S PYGLASS
UTlltllY OILY
$212,llO
I 4
HH.000
1-4
$111,IOO
4BR. F~. pool/spa 1-5
llllHOIU
SHORECLlFFS Hn,OIQ
5BR. FR, pool/spa I 30.5
HARBOR RIDGE SJ,111,IOO
5BR. F.R, pis. ocn view 1-5
SPYGLASS llH,llO
5BR.}'R. pool 1·5
SPYGLASS llH,IOO
5BR, FR. pis, ocn view I 4.:~
NEWPQRT BEACH MH,IOO 3BR . I~
COSTA MESA S1U,IOO
2BR, pooJ, spa 1 ·4
H v KNOLLS szn.-
3BR, FR. comm pis 1·5
H.V HILLS MH ....
4BR. FR 1-5
BALBOA PENlN 1111.00G
4BR. FR, oceanfrnnt 1-5
SPYGLASS $111,000
4BR. FR. pool/spa 1-4
HARBOR RIDGE 1111.00G
4BR. FR. pool, spa 1 ·5
BELCOURT SIH,000
4BR. FR. spa. vww 1 ·5 •
CDM Hlt,IOO
48R, FR 1·5
DOVER SHORES Slll,000
38R. FR. bayrrunt I 1
UOJ &rali1 '
C Ward
1211 PethWe
P Balley
21 Mee• lar
C Allison
an lw•iq c .. ,..
M Propp
21a14c .....
E Escano
11 hiet l•••
C Waldor
•• c .. r.r11
V Swan
J a" Cllatt•• ~ey1l
L. Beazley '
H2S. ... T9tUS
L Beaz.ley
2101 ••lhWI lrit•
L F.gan
1UJ PemU.
M Macnab
121J I. .... llhtl.
J Pef'('tra
21W.i•
L JfK•ob6
~ RitlcellH
S. Vogt z.a ... 11cti ..
8 Partch
221• PMlfi• •.
T Allmson
Jotl~lflaff
B Aunt•
SATllllAY I lllllY
S PYGLASS u,1oe.ooo
Lots 84-85-86, vmt lund R-8
COM 11,111,000
3BR. Vlt'W I 5
SPYGLASS 1111,000
48R. FR, pis, w·w I 5
BIG CANYON st,otl,000
5BR. FR I 5
BELCOURT 1111.000
2BR. FR I 5
SPYGLJ\SS 1111.IOI
4BR. FR. pool1sp;1 I 5
BIG CANYON 1411,000
48R, FR. pool, sp.ci I ·5
BIG CANYON $111,000
5BR. FR 1-n
,., ..... k, '•l•t
M Ingold
3Ul lcH1 llttl
Ci Amato
21 114111 •• ,
Alli.son ' Jarob'l
l l•r•it•1•
(irc><iy/ All1snn
12 .. le11rt trin Se.
S Vogt
iJ l111t1eit1
A P<'lf'r-.
2 R11 lrH4 I H1I
(' Crout•r
12 •• ,.,., ,, ..
B1bb/GrcxJy
IEWP .. T IUCll CllH S 111,000
If ybu are looking for a 2BR resident'e that ha'i
been professionally upgr aded and decorated, this
1s 1t' Located in a gale<?community close to th(•
beach .. Ann Peters
SPYIWS SPICl&l H 11,000
Four bedrooms. 3BA. formal dining room
Capehom model. Spectacular pool and spa. A
forever view oC ocean and sunsets. LolS Jacobs
STEPS Tl SllF 1240,000
Own this wonderful beach home m private com-
munity wilh pool and spa. This upgraded 3BR,
2BA home has high beam ceilings and large
Qr1vate yard. WiU consider trad4:. Lots Jacobs
LITTLE UUM lsu. W/1~ 11111 1121,000
Duplex wilh new copper plumbing Two BO
npanment with gred't deck. room to build mast.er
suite with bayfront deck! Seller will carry fu-st.
Dona Chichester
644-6200
J
Ull • HW MISTllmll • IUUIT IMI, ..
Titled "TiiE CASTLE" this home provides soph-
isticated living wilh 3BR. 2 ~BA and· 2 patios.
·Lite, airy and a fresh feeling. Bank owned with
nexible hnancing. Quick e9Cr'OW. Tom AJ-
Jinson/Micki Cooper
PDllSIU cm• ICUlfa.T IT.. 11....-
Sweeping ocean & beach views + C-atalina
sunsets from 2-story. 4BR. 4BA. exciting home
SeUer will ft nan{'e for qualified buyer. New
a ppliances and ready lo move in 45 days. Priced
below market! Tom Allmson
LfYf ·IUH-SW1•·111E ti I~ &CIEi 11,111,MO
Close'to NewportlMLSSton Viejo/Laguna and t.os
Angeles. New roads to Coto de Caza Estates Five
bedrooms. 4 1 2 BA, 4FP and st.able for 5 horses,
pany room of 1600 sq Ct with fireplace, bar, 2BR 4~· eool. 9xl2 s(>a G reat views. Multirnill~on $
homes Bank repo. Best price. Appl. Tom Allinson
flEUIT flHISlll IM UITIS oaT• _ 11,111-
Epitome of luxury, beauty,. conveniences. &
privacy. Three bedroom fncludes incomparable
master suite, Sauna, spa. bwlt-ins, marble, grarute
and rosewood, separate office. nautilus gym,
b1Lhard room. fanuly room, large pool. 2nd spa
and Texas BBQ. Includes decorator items and art
pieces. Tom AJUnson
PUtwllC 1C01 YIEW 1111 ....
High Cathedral ceilings set the mood for this 3BR,
2 ,_,,BA. family room home behind guard gates in
Harbor Ridge. An additional feature is lhe priyate
~pa off the master bedroom sllite. Maureen
White/Ed Escano
FOllfCllSHl II WUH 11,!ll,llO
Remodeled. single story. 4BR. 4BA home with
over 106 fl on the water Huge waterfront yard
with room for poo£ Private community behmd
guard gate Lt>ndl'r will provide excellent fl~
mg Pm.-e includes the land. Maureen White/Ed
Escano
SECUIH SPA IFF IASTH IHI .. nm 1121,0GO
".Joch•ll1·" model Ix-hind guarded gate in pres·
t1g1ou~ Harbor Ridge with spectacular view of
1w·t·an, hay and city hghts Tius JBR. 2 ''2 BA
f.1a11lv room hume h:u been reduced $50.000 and
1:. rt•Jdy for 1mmed1au.• occupancy Ed
r:c;c.:ano1 Maun.-cn White
l lOISTHCTH sn ..... YIEW 1110,000
l/1c•ws from Catalina to Newport to the Palos
VndC"S Peninsula to lhe Sant.a Ana mountains
and all points 1n between come with this sen
sat10nal, highly upgraded, 4BR, 2FR, form~l
living and d m mg room home w1lh community
pools, spa and tenntS m prestigious Harbor Ridge.
Maralou Ingold
O'rta PllYATI LIOATiel 1111,000
Three bedroom, 2 'hBA. "El Dorado" plan in the
Mc Lam townhomes ad.iacent to Big Canyon. Two
story, end umt .. Community pool, tennis, and
security. Martha Macnab
SILLO lllTIYAnll Pll,000
Exceptional single s tory ~front · with 60' of
'front.age, dock and sandy beach. Recently re-
modeled, 480, features new master BA. kJtchen,
and Spanish llle roof. Conveniently located near
ttll the action lncludmg the land. Martha Macnab
TllH AIFIUUU llliH ....... I .......
Located ln a woodsy aetting near Orange Coast
CoUege. Two· 2BR. 2BA, llfngle level upper uruts,
light, clean & private $95,000 each. One -2BR,
2 'liBA, two story Unit w1th patio for $99,000. All
have 2 car garag . Martha Macnab
I
. ~ \ .
,The "~luffs~ where tasteful d~sign and luxurious living have been blended with the natural terrain
to prov1~e. l~ting belluty. Your tw<? acr~ "backyard" is t~~ bluff overlooking 100 acres of backbay,
wetlands, Wildhf e preserve, and the night hghts and mountruns beyond. · ·
FEATURES . . , _ . . STREET LEVEL ·-BLUFF LEVEL
• 3 BR, 3 1JJ BA;Dining Room, Family Room (approx. • Private courtyard entry • Plantation shut~rs • • Wrap-around patio with large custom apa by Irvine
3000 aq. ft.) • Utility room by kitchen • 27 ft. dining room p ,_ 11. fir · . ._ h · ~ • Extensive expansion (almost 303 ) of end unit "E" • Living room deck overlooking back bay, greenbelt oo .. • cae e pit -stu~co • wroug t tron ,.ence
plan, with many "tuatom upgrades by original & pool . , • • Large family room with fireplace, built-in book-
"Bluffe" builder & current owner • Expanded bright country kitchen . bar, eating area shelves, walk-in wet bar, refrigerator, ceramic tile
• Stucco & brick planters in upper and lower patios' • Expanded MBRM suite -mirrored wardrobes, floor, wood paneling · 1
-Landscaping by Roger's Gardens walk-in closet, dressing!-room with double· sink.a • 2 bedroms, ,ach with fuli bath
• Two fireplaces, insulated walls, extensive storage • Garage with built-in cabinets & work bench • Shutters or mini-blinds throughout . areas, wall units, book shelves, etc • Automatic water softener & water purifie.r
• Best quality neutral Karastan carpeting • Exposed beam cathedral ceilings/skylights • 2 extra storage closets
throughout COVER HOME • Roll til~ roof underground utilities . .
MASTER -aeoRdEm-
DECK
1.MfllG
ROOM
LI 1111 ti I
I •
DINING
ROOM
"If( H[~
NOOK
GARAGE
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
• On bluff above back bay drive and hiking trails
(
• Adjacent to quiet 8880Ciation pool with gas fired
BBQ, showers, restrooms, etc
• End of cul-de-sac, away from traffic noise
• Off-street visitor parking adjacent to driveway
• Walk to Corona Del Mar High School (grades 7-12).
churches, boys & girls club at Eastbluff Parle
• (2) short blocks to Newport Beach Tennis Club
& Shopping Center
• Five minute drive to Newport Center or Oran.Je
County Airport -but located east of commercial
aircraft flight path
• Convenient to freeways -bike to beach OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN
'.
..
,.-·
-.
_,,_A_a_._,_o..:../_SA_TU_lt_D_A_Y_M_All __ ._,._,_ ... _~-----------------,------------------·DAILYPILOT/llaALUTATK "
tLONGS OF NEWPORT
HISTORIC
CHINA HOUSE .
In Corona del Mar, built in
1930. The property includes
4 lots approximately 30' by
601 each or 2 buildoble sites
each with 30' frontage on
the water. Priced at
$ l ,495,000 fee t.
amtAHOUSI
• CAMIO IHORIS -4 bedroom, Ivan Wells design
with retractable roof. Great ocean view on 2nd street
from water. Owner will consider exchanges for .. com-
mercial property. $695,000.,
• FANT AITIC LOT -Nearly Yi acre atop mountain
in Laguna. One of the finest views. $495,000.
IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES
• MO.NTIGO -Phase I · Extensive remodel, new baths,
walk-in closet, new kitchen, huge family room remodel ·
new carpets/point. $287,000.
• IOMIRSIT -Phase II -Good location. Nice con·
dition. Best priced Somerset in trod.
3 NEW MONACO LISTINGS
• PHAll I ·-New point, greenbelt close.
$23~000.
• PHAll II -Close to school, owner moy
carry 2nd. $225,500.
• PHAll II -Stunning upgrades, huge lot.
$255,000.
IN PHASE Ill
• llAWIND PALIRMO -4 BR, Tastefully re·
modeled w/new kitchen, landscaping, wall coverings.
$38.5,000. Pride of ownership.
• STUNNING IOMIRllT MODEL -5 gR,
view. Everything upgraded. Spa, sec system, etch.
$449,000.
• FIYI BEDROOM -Lease Somerset model.
S 1975/mo.
6•0.&.0NG The only numlter you need.
(714) 640-5664
3119 SAN M!Gl.f l DR SUllE 200 • ~T 1UCH CA 92600
Stud wall pantry can
clear kitChen. clutter
Few places in a home suffer more
from "stuffOC'Jtlon" than the kitchen.
with its pots. pans. the good china. the
old china. an electric hot dog cooker.
and all the other kitchen gadgets you
get every Christmas and use twice a
year
Usually. these Items get stuffed to
the back of the shelf so there i~ room to
put food away
One solution to lack of kitchen
storage 1s to build a do-it-yourself stud
wall pantry against an interior wall
separating the kitchen from the rQSt of
the house ,
Usually intenor walls have wasted
space in them instead of insulation
space you can "'use for shelves after
removing one layer of gypsum board
from the wall.
Studs are commonly installed 16
inches apart. measured to tne center ot
each stud Occasionally, 24-tnch stud
spacing is used. In either case, it's fairly
simple to install standard 1-by-4-inch
western boards between the studs for
shelving. Those boards will match the
depth of the 2-by-4-inch studs.
Another idea is to use wider boards
for shelving, such as 1-by-6s or 1-
by-8s. then build a 2-by-2-inch or 2-
by-4-inch frame around the perimeter
of the shelves to encase me pantry
This will permit deeper shelves that
won't protrude very far into the room
The wall pantry shown in the accom-
panying drawing 1s built with flush-
flttinQ 1-by-4-inch boards. The 4-inch
depth is just right for canned goods.
cereal boxes and bottles of wine. And a
wall full of shelves will give you enough
room to store ple~ty of them.
Stl£ t-vES 8.ETWl:l::N ~Mi L STl '/Y,
GAIN A{){)/TlONllL 5PACE RiN
STZJRA6£ ITEMS IYfAXIM UM
OEPTfl 4 ';' PERFECT FOR
CAN 6a:>aS'
A real bonus ls the generous amount
of kitchen cabinet space available once
all the canned goods are In the pantry.
You can store other things In th~ stud
wall as well. Try leaving shelves off one
section to keep a broom and dustpan
handy.
It 1s possible to take out one of the
studs to obtain a longer ~helf. But this
requires adding a header between the
two remaining studs on either side of
the one you removed. In addition, If you
are building the pantry Into a toad-
beanng wall. 1t could affect the struc-
tural integrity of your house
So 1f you are not absolutely certain
hOw to do this properly. consult a
carpenter or professional remodeler.
Accordion-fold doors add a decorat-
ive touch to the pantry. Build them out
of 1-inch boards. eight, 10 or 12 Inches
wide, using butt hinges or continuous
hinges to hold the folds together. Use
tnm moulding around the edges of the
pantry to define and accent the storage
space
You can paint or stain the pantry to
match your kitchen cabinets. Western
board and lumber take paint or stain
well Any nall l'loles In the studs left after
removing the sheetrock can be filled
with wood putty prior to painting.
Stud wall storage Is not just for the
kitchen. It can be used wherever you
need to "store Items about four to six
Inches deep. For other storage ideas.
wnte to the Western Wood Products
Association, Dept. Hl-4, 1500 Yeon
Building, Portland. Oregon 97204.
'AC.CO.R.1)10N R:JLJ)' ~
!XSE BVTT HIN6CSOR
ct>AmNl.ldtlS (PIANO) H/A/6£5
ON TWO ~MORE IJ0,411/)$
-
. -8yANDYLANG . ..._
O. -I reed 1our' recent •r11Cle
•bout the proper w•r to bulld •fire
In • fl~, btat I dJdn't find
•nythlng llbout the problem we
hn• every eo often. Moel of the
time, the ftNI -.tart1 end ooee -
•long without MY trouble, but
every IO often the fire amokn
more than ueual. a. there eome
renon for thle? We .,.. wood from
cut tr ... on our property.
A. -If you do everything the
same way every time. then the only
difference would appear to be the
kind of wood being used. It may be
that occasionally you are using
wood which Is not thoroughly dry.
This is a frequent cause of excessive
smoke. · ~"
v
-0 . -Our bath-
tub h•• • 1hower In
It. We Ule a
port8ble hanger to
let clothlng drip dry Into the-fub.
The other day a IWMter .-.. being
removed from the Unger, whlctl II
metal, and the hanger t.tt end hit
the eoap de.h lmbeddM In the
ceremlc tlle alongelde the bethtub1
A piece of the dlah greb bar broke
off. I would Ilk• to glue It back
rather than try to Mt In a new eoep
dleh. II there 8ome epectef kind of
adhfflv• that mutt be UMd?
A. -Epoxy: cement should do the
Job, although some other kind can
be used If It is waterproof. When the
cement has been applied and the
broken piece put Into place, hold It
there for a day or two with some tape
until the cement Is thoroughly dry.
' 0. -A couple of etalrw-r treede
W9f'9 loOM recentty, end I ft~ed
them bJ drtvtno ecNW• Into the
tread• •nd the rlMre. I now would
Ilk• to COftf the heede of the ecqwa......._.ooden pluoa. tt I
dtlve the ecrew1 a bit lower, can I
put the plug1 Into the holee?
A. -Yes. The plugs can be
pwchased at most lumber yards,
some home supply centers and
some hardware stores. Remember
the diameter of the plugs must be
. exactly right to flt the. holes. Insert
each plug Into a hole after the plug
has been coveretl with glue. The
plug should stick up the tiniest bit
above the surrounding surface·and
then can be sliced off with a wood
chisel. Sand smooth and. if necess-
ary. refinish the spot or the entire
tread.
Q . -A " ........... •• left on our wooden ooffM table 8nd not
noticed '°' ...... houn. When . the , ....... remoftd, • whit•
ring w• left. Rubbing d~ not
remove It. Any •:tlone. A. -Try ru bing It with
camphorated oll. If the fTnlsh is
varnish or lacquer and the ring does
not disappear with the camphorated
oll, rub the area with denatured
alcohol. As a last resort. rub the
stain with powdered pumice or
rottenstone and a little oll. In all of
these cases. there ts the slight
possibility you may have to touch up
the area. but most of the time you
won't have to do so.
.
~ -
llluatr_•tlona by Ric Kollb8r
•
(The techniques of using varnish,
shellac, lacquer. stain, remover,
bleach, etc.. are detailed In Andy
Lang's booklet, "Wood Flolshlng in
the Home," which can be obtained
by sending 50 cents and a long,
stamped. self-addressed envelope
to Know-How. P.O. Box 477. Hunt-
ington, NY 117 43. Questions of
general Interest will be answered in
the column.)
REALTY
The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate FirR1 .
IUITifll umNT -., ..... I.Mii US.IN LIAll 1121.-1M0 ..... OU UUll ll ...
60 feet on the bay with private pier and float. Well located Newport Beach condo with 1 bdrm An unusual property designed by an owner who
Freshly painted 4 bdrm home -brand new & convertible den + 2 full baths. Deluxe gourmet will not compromise on quality. Fabulous views
kitchen, convertible den and pool size brick kitchen. private deck. expensive carpeting. Out day or night. 3 bdrms expandable to 5. Com-
patio. An outstanding bayfront value. of town owner says "SELL!" Try a lease option. puterlzed pool, full state of the art security
system. a pleasure to see. o• llPLD wm Nil 1211,111 Located on tree 11~ \.\\"PY Ave. 3 bdrm ..------------------
"owner's unit"e,_ ft. ti-• bdrm rental. Fire-EDOITIYI IOTIU
places, beam ~ 'f ... prime location. Needs a
little TLC. We have several quatlty rental properties
available now Including furnished and un-
furnished priced from $1050 to $2500 per
month. CaJI and ask for our rental depart-
ment.
YILU IAUU 1111111 121,111
Immaculate 1 bdrm unltnlcely decorated In light
colors with mirrors. track lights, mini blinds & an ocean view sun deck. The beSt 1 bdrm value in ....._ _______________ ...J
VIiia Balboa.
11T fl.Ml....... 111a,-
Spaclous 2 bdrm 2 bath unit with ocean. harbor
& ctty lights views. Large patio. fireplace. com-
pletely furnished. Prtvate and quiet location.
UYFlllT • UUM lllm llU llll,m L/I
Prime bayfront location with pier and float. 70
feet on the .bay. Spacious 3 bdrm home de-
signed by Tom TheUrkauf wtth private swimming
pool, basement. family room area and formal
dining' area.
I .. UnmT UT 11.--U~ llTlll ~ 1·1.-,-
PIMIA• Y11W 1111;111 Prime location near the harbor entrance with Custom built single story home In a fabulous
Bay. ocean & night lights view! The perfect home sandy beach. Large private pier and float. gate guarded location with views of Linda &
for an actl>J-growing family with 4 large bdrms, Partially remodeted 3 bdrm home. Owner may Harbor Islands. 4 bdrms, family room. 2 large
3 baths. family rm and 3 car garage. Owners help flnenc.. Submit on terms. patios. Room for a pool or to atjd on.
moving out of state have priced to sell. 2215 Bayside Or. OPEN SAT 2-5 2812 Bayshore OPEN SUN 1-<t.
(213) 628-2828 (714) 673-4400
2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR
,.
•
,
....,....
DAILY PILOT ~AG• U /SATURDAY MAit. 1, I... WM* •
111w1 .,.. e1w1 .. e1w1 ..-''*' WMlllC •·11w1 RYMIC 1;;:*1' WMk '*'*' RY"*'"*' wMke1:i:· 1·11wa WMK ''**' ~
I
B
I
I
.. 1 g
I· i
D
I
I
I
D
I
'U
I g
I
I
I
R
' I
I
I
.I
I
REALTORS -®
IEWER CUSTOI
-IEWNRT HEllHTS
Expansive 4 Bdrm, 41h Baths, 3 fireplaces, 2
courtyards. Spacious warm famlly room. One of
the flnes1 newer homes In the area. Many quality
upgrades. Large gourmet Island kitchen.
$378,000. Best buy In the Heights!
IQ 1111111111-1211
EXCLUSIVE CLIFFHIVEI
BUILDERS DRUI
Huge lot -almost 10,000 sq. feet. One of the very
best areas of Newport. 3 bedroom Ranch Style
home includes family room. Remodeled kitchen
and bath-Vacant and teady. to selll Asking
$305,000. Open House -Sat & Sun.
W llMEIS •11-1211
TRIDITIOllL 2 STORY
Prime NEWPORT HEIGHTS with recent ad-
dition. Spacious 4 bedrooms with GUEST UNIT
in rear of property. Family room and sparkling
pool on 50 x 127.5 lot. Recent remodel not Quite
finished. Just listed at $350,000. Shown by
Appt.
RAE IOllERS 131-1211
BELCO T DAZZLER!
4 Bdrm. 3 112 'bath. quality
built Guarded community.
$150 000-in upgrades.
Gorgeous decor and lush
landscaping and the price
Is still comparable to new
sales• Call NOW for. your
personal showing.
JULIE HALL 831-1 211
VIEWS!: OCEAN, CATALllA, BASii
Spectacular entertainers delight! Huge patio
decks. large pool, fountain, waterfall. large
game room with wet bar. 2 story, 3BR. 3 baths.
Call
JULIE HILL ll.3·3020, 131-1211
NEWPORT LUXURY
Love this 4 bedroom. 21/2 bath -2400 sq.ft on a
huge lot. Triple garage. Super neighborhood. All
this for only $289,900. For your personal show-
ing call Julie Hall.
JILIE llALL 131 -1211
IEWPORT + POOL
Here It isl 4 bedroom. 2V2 baths, remodeled
kitchen with oak cabinets. formal dining -open
and spacious. Close to schools and shopping.
This home has everything but a large price. Call
for terms and tour. This bargain won't last!
.llLIE W.L 111-1211·-
•
STUlllll!
VIEW PROPERn
Motivated Seller will sell with 10% down. Ex-
quisite VIEW residence In NEWPORT HE1Gt1TS.
New everything! a bedJPOms and 3 baths P.lus ..
family room. Oak Moring, marble fireplace,
leaded glass. Italian Brass fixtures. Designer
decor. Wonderful Gourmet Island kitchen
Sweeping <>cean view. Amazing Value at
$314,500.
· W llllEIS 131 -1211
SPlllSH VILLA
Newer Clitthaven residence in prime location.
4BR, family roorn~ plus den or library and 3 full
b8'hs .• Soar.ing ceilings. elegant marb1e entry .
This most dramatic design w1ll lenn itself to any
decor. N.ew pool with extensive decked area. A
beautiful property with all conveniences. Just
llsted at $449,000.
RAE UllEIS 131-1211
WESCLIFF 1101E FOR LEASE
Three spacious bedrooms, two complete baths.
f amity room with · fireplace. two car garage.
$1400 per month. Available April 1.
lLLISll IOTllAll 131-1211
MEW! MEWi MEW!
Spacious 3 bedroom. 3 bath
townhome. located In pres-
tigious Sea Bluff Canyon.
Vaulted ceilings, skylights,
formal dining. custom mir-
rors. jacuzzi tab. This plan Is
rarely on the market. Asking
$165,000. Call tor showing,
IAllL YI CHIU
MARILYN COOMBS 131·1211
WESTSIDE STARTER
Immaculate 3 bedroom, 1 bath, new kitchen, •
large yard. Asking $112,000.
•UILYI CM•U 131-1211
llCYCLE TO IEACH • S 149,&00
Too good to be true. Three bedroom single
family home only 1.5 rniles from beach. Cul-de-
sac street. Formal dining. breakfast area. fire-
place.
llAllLYI OH•U 131-1211
IEST IUY!
Least expensive three bedroom townhome In
Newport Crest. It's a bargain at $168.900. Seller
says bring me an offe'.
lllllL YI Oll•U 111-1211
PRICE SLISHEll
Newport Beach pool home. 4 bedroom. 2'h
bath, famlly room , 2 flreplaces. Reduced to
$259,900. Call for showing.
•YI.YI 111•1 111-1211
631-1266 • 234 E. 17th St., COSTA MESA
..
RAE RODGERS
831-1211
Call fer Estl•ltt If •.ttt , ... , •• ,,., ....... '"If .......... .
IEDITERUIEll ELElllCE
WITH PllOUllC YIEWSI
European charm compliments this rambling
custom home. Situated In-Newport Heights.
Comprised of 4 spacious bedrooms and 4'h
baths. Built In 1~~8. 180° views of bay & ocean
from all living er~as Including bedrooms. A
unique Island kltcflen with every amenity. Mas-
ter suite has flr$place and sitting room with
oversized closet & bath area. This property has
an excellent presentation throughout! Newly
ottered et $579.000. Shown by appointment.
Ill llllEIS IJ 1· 1211
CllEO SHORES 1um
Panoramic ocean view home witti open spacious
floor plan. 12 ft. ceilings. new European kitchen
and pool 4 bedrooms. 4 baths. 2 fireplaces and
family room. Only $699,000.
SHEIYL IREWEI 131-1211
NEWPORT OILY $141,900
Walk to the beach from this private end unit
/fireplace and 2 car attached garage. Built only
years ago with high vaulted ceilings and
rofessional interior design. Priced to move and
a 1st T.D. of $130,000 may be assumable.
"SIEIYL .. ml 131-1211
IEWPORT FORECLOSlllE
otally refurbished 4 bedroom PQOL home
brand new on the market! New roof, paint Inside
nd out, new plush carpet, professional land-
aping. On a gorgeous street and vacant.
on't lastll Priced to sell at $279,000.
11111TIMI111·1211
A IEWPORT NIL HOIE
FOR 1111,1001
Yest Wonn last. Reduc.ct for fast salel Lovely
bedroom 2 bath on private, quiet street. Ex·
pended master suite with large sitting room +
fireplace. Vacant and ready. Won't last!
• .. TDm 111-1211
INDEPENDENT BF
ISTATI . . • IA1'MDAY MAii. I, 1 ... /PAM II
_.._. RYNRC N •)'z ..,._ wpt'ir 1W* mljij.,._ 18§5 ... ,, _.. ii\!tl WIC @iji# .,._ jji@N --··· --•@j
CURT A. HER8EAT8, U
131-1211
VISTA FILARE ·IRVllE
SpaG1-0us Verone Rian just two years new. 3
bedroom . 2.'s bath with formal dining and family
room Beautifully decorated. True value at
S 159.900. Owner has purchase another.
MOTIVATED! .
OllT L IDlllT1, II
C.M. TWll llPLEIES • .SllE IY SIDE
Totally~remodeled Inside and out. Townhome
style apartment, w/approx. 1,000 sq.ft . ..LJnit.
S GI $1 6,920. Asking $168,000. Wiii consider
trade •
OllT &. IDIDTI, II .
CUSTOM MESA VERDE_
one of the largest lots In Mesa Ve'rde. Walk to
Mesa Verde Country Club. Home !features 5
bedrooms. 31h baths, pool and 3 car garage.
Lots of room br expansion.• Beautiful. quiet
street REDl.JCED TO $369,500.
JlCllE l lllt Elll 111-12H
.
FIRST TIME 01 THE MARKET
Terri fic 2 bedroom, 2'h bath condominium
within walking distance of the new Costa Mesa
Courtyard. Private patios, 2 master suites with
separate baths and walk .. ln closets. Excellent
value at $128,000.
JIOllE UllUUI 111-1211
WOOllRIDIE
Fabulous Washington Model.· 3 bedroms, +
den/library, 21h baths, own private yard and spa.
Immaculate condition. Ottered at $199,500.
.llOllE llm&.Dll 1·1-12H
WESTSllE llSTA IEU " ..
Custom home In nice WestSfde location. Com-
pletely remodeled, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths home.
Skylights. custom tlle, lnalde laundry, etc. Call
for details. ..... ...au 111-1211
IOKER MEMBER
REALTORS
..
-IEWPllT IEllOS, C.I.
3 bedroom, 2 bath home Is In a great location
but needs lots of help. Walking distance New-
port Heights View or shopplng1 yet quiet neigh-
borhood. The praperty Is vacant and subject to
probate. Call for details. S 179,000. ·
1111' a. mlRTI, •
IACI IAY VIEW
· Spacious 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome .with
formal dining overlooking Newport Back Bay.
Attached 2 car garage and prJvate rear yard Is
ideal for entertaining friends and family. Just
listed for $151.500.
OllT &. IDIDTS, II
IEAUTIF,LLY AFFOllAILE
18 month new trl·level townhome IS. walklng
distance to Newport Bay and beaches. 3
bedrooms, 2.5 baths with dining area and family
room, fireplace. attached two car garage and
work or storage room. Only S 122,500 lease
option possible.
OllT A. IEllEI
LIDO
This glamorous 'Udo Pen-
lns.ula condo has ,.to be
seen to be appreciated.
The view of the ocean and
bay are ref1ected through
the use of mirrors and
marble. You can't dupli-
cate this property for this
price. Call foy an appoint·
ment to see this special
prope rty . Ask i ng
$350.000. -
.llYCE SPILLER 131-1211
A TIEITIOI IUllDERS
2 buildable lots In the Newport Heights area of
Costa Mesa. Plans Included for 2 gorgeous
custom homes. Buy one or both. $132.500 each .
.llYOE SPIWI 111-1211
IACI 01 IAlln
IOITH ... S 111.100
North Costa Me•P \.. l zed 4 bedroom
home boasts s o .,. suite. Beautiful
oak cabinet~ ~..,1tclous yard and
patio. You'll h ~,,us home. A bargain!
JIYOE IPIUD U 1-1211
WESTCLIFF
This rambllng Westclltt pool home has. 4
bedrooms and a marvetous country kitchen with
a fireplace. Call for an appointment to see this
lovely family home. Now asking $257 ,000
.llYa IPIUD 111·1111 •
..
IEW LISTill • IEMIEI
Costa Mesa. Marina Highlands, single f amlly 3
bedroom with 2.5 baths, formal dining and
breakfast nook on cul-de-sac. ShOrt bfke ride or
Jog to beach. Built 1977, owner has moved out
of area and desires quick sale. Asking $149,500 111ta.mmt1,1 r
• lllUEIS
9 unit condo project ready for ground breaking
C.M. recorded tract map ~ all plans. $34,5,Q99 oat a. llllllTI, n
IEWPOIT IEll, • I.I. ·
3 bedroom, 1.5 ba\i \ attractive curb
appeal. Own~ .. ,· nodel enlarge-
ment. Owner ... ;:1Ut of state. Asking
$214,900.
IBT L IEllEITS, II
SlllLE. Fllll" ftlACIEI
01 CIL·\'\\\ VS134,000
3 spacious b _ oaths with fireplace.
Won't last.
ORT a. mmTS,11
I
®
1.
I
I
I
I
I
"I
I
I
I·
I
I
I
I
-1
I
I
' I
I
I
I
234 £. 17ih St., COSTA MESA. 831-~266 I -----------------------' • ana---mM-.•n-•115 -1u+--•u+-•ii1-u•-••1-M11-e•il
I .
• •
;
& '
I
D
I
0 "
I
D
I
D
I
.e
1
e
I
INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE SPACE
WESTMINSTER OFFICE LEISE
850 SQ.FT. of prime office location, private
bath. divided office. end unit. 90¢ per foot.
Gross tease. Corner of Goldenwest and 20th
Street.. IOI I IOYIE 1i •P
COST A MESA OFFICE LEISE
6,400 feet of well decorated office and small
warehouse. ample parking. Priced below market
at 95¢ N.N.N. FT. or Qlfer.
IOI I IOYIE IOOP
• HARBOR RIISE •
Sll5,000
10% DOWI
WILL TRADE EQUITY FOR
LARGER COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL
Devonshire 5 BA, 4 BA. f~mily room. dining
room. NEW PAINT, CARPET. drapes. brick
deck. kitchen & entry. Complete ocean. bay.
city. moutain views. Assume $350,000 at 11%,
$150.000 at 12%; $200,000 at 10% fixed
financing Private yard with room for pool.
101 I DOVIE IOOP .........
HARBOR RIDGE
HARBOR RID&E
LEASE $4,&00 IOITH
Largest model, Devonshire five bedroom, four
bath, dining area. Breakfast room. game room,
all new decorating. room for pool. Will trade for
commercial property.
IOI I IOVIE IOOP
CUST81 IY FIRI
Redesigned by Farl, this custom 5 bedroom, 8
bath. has a master suite with walls & ceilings of
padded silk , with control lightlng for the celestial
design work to sleep under the stars. black
mirrored walls & gold leaf ceilings In formal
dining, pool & spa of stone wtth cascading
waterfalls. Unsurpassed view of ocean, bay, city 0
:!f lights. A must to see If yoo want the elegance
• and contemporary feeling of Harbor Ridge. ~ Asking $1 ,695,000. n 1111 HYIE lllP
II •HARBOR RIDIE • I Panora!~'~!w O~l~~a~~IF~~~~~ Island.
e Catalina, plus on a clear day you can see the
Queen Mary. Features oak efltry and family
.' room and five bedrooms. WJll trade for com-
mercial property. Ask for ..... , ...
NEWPORT BEACH
•PllYITE llTEI ClllllITT•
1311,000 .
Just reduced--TENNIS, community POOL and
spa, ocean and city light views. One story 4
bedroom. 2'h baths, family room, 2 flreplaces.
wet bar. Offer lease option. .........
• BltlOA PElllSULA •
Two bedrooms, 2 baths, formal dining with
fantastic views of ocean and pier, from this
oceanfront condo with security gate and under-
ground parking. Will "trade" up ,to $400,000
range In Newport. Great second home.
1111 HYIE IHP .
BAYCRESf~REDUCED
IOI & IOYI£ IOOP IOI IOOP. JI.
SPECllUZlll II
IEWNRT IUCl'S
FllEST HOIU .
# 1 RE/Ill AIEITS Fii O&LIFOllll .
FIOl 1171te1111 I
LIDO ISLAND
• LllO IAYFIOIT 11,410,000 •
'ITlllll YILU lllTEIPIEOI
Lido Isle bayfront,custom, three bedrooms. 3
baths. Award-winning tile floors & walls thruout.
Master suite has steam room and hot tub,
lnkeboll custom carved bed, headboard and
credenza w/canopy, french armplre,· leads to
master bath "To Stay". Carved wood wall
sculpture 188x94" "To Stay". This Is a .must to
see. Many Items. too numerous to list.
llllllYIEIMP
BOB KOOP . JR .
HUNTlllTON lllRIOUR
LEIDER REPO 11 YFROIT IOCll
3 bedroom. 2 bath, fireplace. hardwood floors
$219,900. Special terms. Condominium.
Ill JI. 11 1-1211
I
1
I
t
I
I
I
I
I Must ~II four bedrooms. tour baths, formal
dinlR.Q.i famlly room. Large yard for pool. lots of
trees. Owner says make otter. A steal at
$275,000. t
101 I IOVIE IOOP I
,--------------~ 1 Dovie's Favorite Recipe •1 ·~~~=s:o~:R::i~~:~E \ I '· DOYIE'S scaiPI . . 1,
Fabulous view of Bay and Ocean ·from this ~ lib. late• raw shrimp sn.d w/tal, Y. cup butt•. Y. cup I
bedroom, 3 bath home wtth 1aroe game roo I oh• o1. in ""· ""· 'dovn 1ar1c pttMd ' cnashtd, 2 tsp. I
and pool. Steal at $552,000. Must sell! I chopped parsley, 1 tsci. cr1ttd 1tmon pttf, 1 ttc>. 1tmon I
IMIMYlllMP I*•· ·I I htht1t ovtn to 400°. shit ~ lt1n on t .... dtvti IAd I I wash llMler nnq water; drain wtl and pit $y. Mitt I I butt• In bllllnc clstl In OYtft, tdd .... ,... 1 Tbllp I *OPEN MOISE*
3% DOW N -Owner occupied.
15% DOWN· Non-owner occupied.
1 BDRMS from $59,900
2 BDRM& from $69.900
3 BORMS from $79,900
Corner of Segerttrom & Fairview
UTl•1-1
.... 111-1111 .
I panley, nil wtl. Arrance..._, In._.. .. ,., In WMr I
clstl, ~-· 111tovtrid 5 "*'· Twn ttwillp, ..... • I ""*' pttl, """" I*• and , ....... ,..,; ball• I to 10 • 1 "*'· llnctr or just..,...-.•• t...,. Arr .. •.-."' I I he1ttd plltt•. , .. 1• butt• ~In clstl (OYtf II) I I and r.m.ti wttti 1mt •tclcn. '
I Mn 4 MAinct · Wt Int this a.nt4 "" 11'1"" (but ltu I (
.... pet() IM Mt brtlCI • &ood rtd M . I I ._. ______________ _ I , B #1 RE /MAX AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA F·Rol 1118 to 1985 631-128& [I
l5'Mk "ii@• MW '*'*' WM* G¥i'ii WAik •·;Mi'> IMW 11111 MW.1$ijl%' ..,.. .,.,,, .,.. '''" .,.. 'N'S* ... i'Pi .:;
,..
(
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
ayli;JF Woodrow chief wiqs appoiiltment
KANAKIS WOOD
.Gordon E. TippelT, pr~nr Of
ylor Woodrow homee Celltornl•
d., has been appointed to a three-.
ar term on the Urben Land tn-
ltute'a Residential Development
ouncil, headquartered In Washlng-
n, D.C.
The councll Is an Independent,
nprofit educational and research
rganization with the goal of improvlng
e quality of land use and planning.
Tlppell has*been a mernQet..of ULI for
ve years. t:te is als,o a leefuler on urban
lannlng wl1h UC Irvine, and has been
ssoclated with Newport Beach-based
aylor Woodrow for more than 17
ars. . . .
oldwell bold• remodell.al party
Some ·400 people were on hand
ntly for a remodeling party at the
est Huntington Beach office of Colct-
•11 Benker.
The office was one of many reslden-
al sales offices scheduled for re-
odellng since 1984. Coldwell is cel-
brating Its 80th anniversary this year. . . .
lJlornla ColfJlllmaltla VP
Kim J. Welker has joined Celltornl•
ommunltlea, Inc. of Costa Mesa as
ice president of development.
-Walker previously spent more than
ur years .wtth Brem .... Celt!ornle,
c. as manager of land acquisition and
evelopment, plus two years with
rffley Of Southern Cetlfomla. • • •
an .. er of tbe rear
Chrletlne Plurlk has been named
anager of the Year by the Orange
ounty chapter of the lnetltute of Real
atateMe~L
The certified property manager Is
vice president of Axiom Propertln, an
Irvine-based real estate-ffivestment
development. building and manage-
ment firm. . . . .
BulJden promote. Harrl11an
Dennie tt.rrleon has been promoted
to executive vice president of Builders
Sain Corp., a Santa Ana-based sales
and marketing firm that specializes in
home developments.
Harrison, formerly a vice president
with the firm, has been with Builder's
Blrtcber b•• new dlrector
Corona del Mar resident Sendra
Chrlat has been appointed sales ar:ld
marketing dlrqctor of laguna Niguel-·
based Birtcher, with responsibility· for
leasing and marketing the firm's com-
mercial projects.
Before Joining Birtcher. Christ was
an Independent leasing consultant for
commercial developers and an office
building specialist for Coldwell Benker
Commerclal brokerage. . . .
Bale announce. promotion•
Tom Berndt has joined the Laguna
Niguel division of The Buie Corp. as
vice president and general manager of
the division, while Linda G. Wood has
been appointed sales and marketing
manager for the division.
Berndt had previously been respon-
sible for the Wlndrose project In San
Diego. He Is handles sales of Wlndrose
homes In Rancho Niguel. The Corona
del Mar resident, Involved In home,
sales since 1978, ts a former enter-
tainer who still appears In television
commercials. principally for the auto-
motive Industry:
CHRIST
Wood had been sates manager of
San Diego-based Watt lnduetrln. She
is a member of thlt Orenge County
Sein a Metkettng Counctl.
Rancho Niguel Is a 600-acre planned
community, being developed by Buie In
a joint venture with Home Cepltel Corp. . •
• • •
l.rYUJe Pacific promotell Slaepard
Candy .lhnJ Sheperd has been
promoted to vice preslde(lt of sales and
marketing at Newport Beach's Jrvlne
Peclflc, the trvtne Co.'a homebuilding
unit. She had been serving as dlrec1or-·
of sales and marketing.
Shepard has been ~Ith Irvine Pacific
since 1976. An Irvine resident, she Is a
member of the Building lndqatry
AMOClatlon and the Southern Cell-
tornla SelH end Martetlng Counclt. • • •
William• u Cold.en cblel
BERNOT
County chapter of the-Selea elMl
Merketlng Councll and serves on the
OC chapter board of the Home
Bullden CouncU.
Alley has bee with Pond(trosa since
1984. She Is also an active member of
the Home Builders Council and the
Sales and Marketing Council. • • •r-
IUnakhjobuBRA
Alexandr• (Sendy) Kenakl• has
Joined ERA Real E•t•I• c.nter i n
Fountain Valley as relocation services
director.
She brings eight years of experience
to her new post, most recently as an
employee with Coldwell Benker
Southern Celffornla, where she helped
design a national relocation computer
program. • • •
Mlcheel Collin• has been appointed
sales representative for Newport
Beach-based Grent Bulldlng Co.'• Old
Stonegate development In La Habra.
Collins, formerly associated with
Anden Crop., Keutmen a Broed and
Tom Wltllem• has been appointed
president of Coldwell &.ftker R"l-
dentlal Real Eetete Servk:ea of
Southern C.ntomaa. .
...,..._ fonMrtJ executive Ylce
prHldent Md ..... el ..... meneget,
replecee Thomee I . Grttlln, who in
turn has been' promoted to senior vice
president for Coldwell Benker Resl-
dentlel Brok.,... Serw1cee' western
U.S. sector. Wiiiiams has been with
Coldwell for 11 years.
· Occidental Petroleum, brings 22 years
of experience In residential real estate
to his new post.
• • •
JllclJler, IUlq promoted
Sylvte Mlchler has been promoted
to vice president of marketing and
sales and Robin T ... Riiey Is market-
ing manager for Ponderoee Hotw.
Mlchler has been with Ponderosa
since 1980, most recently as marketrng
director. She Is active *1 the Orange
WAL.KP
.Raan make.• •plub
Robert Renn of Cotdwetl Banker's
East Huntington Beach residential real
estate office has only been In real
estate briefly -but he's made a big
splash.
He was Coldwell' s Rookie of the Year
In 1984,-and has since won several
awards 'as top dollar and top listing
sales agent for north Orange County.
He has also earned his membership in
the President's Club, for the top 5
percent of Coldwell sales pro-
fessionals.
..
. ~ ...
..
.. ~
•
..
I
_. ..
PAG• 16/SATURDAY MAR. 1, He6
CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE 11'1DBX 8
RIAL llTATI AffflQ9f' 11u
~,,_.,......, ~ FOR IALI lie-de .. ... ope-..., I H
,......,.....,.,.~ ..... ,,,,
HOUSES/CONDOS ~fo &.~ .... a ,,,
107 ,...,,.,._ !00() _ ...
0... 01 Co ,,_.., l )H ... 1 , ;.(lo
--~·-....wto 001 O,,.()l ~Ptopit~ 1))0 • ·~,., ... ,Gi-...... ,,,~
on ·~'·ocioe~ I )9(l
?• ·-\11.ot-"'O I )"I/ 10,6 •t ,.,.._ lbCil ID)) •I oN,.,.. ... d l &H 10)•
'°'° ,.,
nu RINTALI .,
._ ....... >•n ,._,,., ... " ,,,,
"""'*' "'•• 11•1 "'"'•pNt ... h JIOq s....ci.--1116' *-'-·r )111 ...... 1llO
W""O •'llO ~· "" *•C.N',,.,,.,. ... 1116
~·-"" 1.,, • .-'''°
APAIT"'fNTS
C..-oi 7o07 ....-. .-1600
~c-,...~,.,,.,.,.. -· .... s-.. ............ -C-..--.o
S.0..-.t-,_
MISC. IENT ALS ,_,·--·
~--t"l ·---'locOltof't lt~
l~fO~C'
DEADLINES
PUBLICATION DEADLINE
Monday ........... Sat , 1:30 AM
Tuesday ........... Mon. 5:30 PM
Wednesday ..... Tues, 5:30 PM
Thursday ......... Wed. 5:30 PM
Friday ........... Thrua. 5:30 PM
Saturday ............. Fri. 5:30 PM
Sunday ........... Sat. 11:3d AM
DtRECTORtES
s--Oll-OtY 0...., Or""09CoM\ Cet Gulde Moncley & TllutecMly
.t..i!o Ptlol • rnoe,
AMl&t_T_ S.M~
Opell~ SetufOey & ~ ..... ~ ~
,.,.,, _, no4 Plkl....,.., 30 Oep
M ,..._, .. be tu01C1 10 Dul not_,.. ,o, ~c:twwe-
puted et IWll. Ol Ille~...,_
-.._.,., .. ~ -end ..., ,_,.,.. .notfte(• ...
0)() HOUSES/CONDOS ..... ,lfl"W"~--16(>1 (,,, ( o.pt\ttOftO .. ,. " , .... •-w-.i "°'_, .. ._
UO? no.a
1106 ,, ..
1771
111•
1116 ""° . 1141
CHECK YOUR AD THE FlRST DAY
••• 10 ••' H , .. ~oll .. hi 'f C.01 l'oiboo \llJl'd ., .. ,.. , .. +r' uo• f'oibott "•"'"''' MJ 1010 •J<i·\"•Jl'W &-Oo'P.
) "' r ..... •lff .. NNwl ~al Y n
'4 j 4 ' (.er. ''"""°" .. ,,. .. • ,. 1'' oll• 1)11\j)i'r,.r., " '' ~,. '*' '' I
" .e~ ' °' ·"'·>-• • O ll"t .. ''-.;•·...,. ,.._ ,.
MISC. R.E. ·-·--·v' ''·~
1101 '"'°'°"'° dofl M">I llf>C r. ouo ¥Mt-\O
1101 "'-'-111~ fl lf>'o
11'1 ''""'",,,.,._ •o•"t 'I }4 rt .. f'l•~&-t.;i.1-.
/I lo tot ''"""'q'""' "'"'t• ' ,,
I h l >{) """e--1')" ' ., •Q f'IQ Hli
I I , '"J•""> ""·9'-d· .... ,. ' .--~~ ,.__..,... ,, &-"'"
1017 ~tor0Q4'
101• '-'•M: 11.'MOh
11110
}OJ? COMMERCIAL 161' I .E. SAU/UNT IMO
l/>-1>1
11>'• ·-~,,.,~Soi. , ..... ~' °""' •• ...,,. Jo)O c~,< .. •·~·,... 10~1 ~ .. "~ ,,.,~ ~'\·f~ 1001 ,,..(~-'•ope,..,. '""'"
,, ... Tile Deity Pilot stri-for efflclenc:y and accuracy. H~, occuk>nally
errora.do oceur Pleue lltten .men your ad Is read bacll 8l1d Ch«:k your ad dally' Repor1 errors Immediately to &42·5e711. The Dally Piiot .ccepta
no tlabtllty fl)( any err()( 1n an acMlnlMment for which It may be
retPOnslble e•cept for the cost of lhe space eciuelly occupied by the
error Credit can only be all<>'#ed fl)( the first ln-11on
THE DAILY P1LOT OFFICE HOUAS
Tele: M-F 1-5:30/COUNTEA.M-F 1-5
CLASSlftED REAL ISl'Jb'I
Real Estate Fer Sale Ceaeral 1002 Gtaeral . '10021Gtaeral t002'Cueial lte2,Gtaer-.J 1002IC.aeral lOOZ Gtaeral 1~
**ESTATE BANK equity tn 200<1sqtt38 1!1ln~s ~eclosuresllge 3 Bd 2ba col'ldo flp ory rm. incl mutt Agt 759·5080 ~==============:=::::; REAL ESTATE HELPLINE SALE/T RADE $70.000~ ., ... "., SIPHLIC&TI•• '2~TR'3'!°°°!t~!w rN~:;,s:;vzi=~
Foreclosure-R E Problems nm· g~I hse ·country All areas o;ea1 financing dbl gar patlO, nr snops & ~= ~;d,~~ ?~~ ---LI a U ID ATI ON* * F le ences 855• 7292 living ldyllwild for hse. Luxury.& Custom Homes transp S 125.000 Ruth 0 1 f93 900 Ot~ 2 -------• "\ ree re ' .lot or both 71.C 659-6159 Agenl 85•·2460 Laurie Rllr 6"6-4380 ~r~s & •3 bdrms from 1111111 YIUI
7111111 ~I h l'lSTOt.1 ESTATF' M~ ... 1 S69,900·S 79,000 Al OPEN SUNDAY~·· •
l 1 J'·' • lilEM8VI OI ™'SUM RHA'f<;W. N£TWOM bar g a 1n1 Ca II Sue Beautifully redecorated ~ ".' . mirrn,~fi.,~t ~' ' X.Jlnl 'i h.i °'"'tr BEST Of NEWPORT BEACH 631·1266 Bedroom. ~ Bath homE r I.Jo;(,, \NI \ 11'.'v\.-h11n1t v. fom1al din -~~?. on SUpef large IOI · Ore.a•
rn1 f.tn1 rrn brt·c1kf..t.,I niuk. ,I Wt•I h,11". '.I Bay view Condo. 3Bdrm, 2Ba. •• r . 1ocatt0n s 162.500
rr pl' 1.1\'1 ... h m ..... 11·r .;urte pool . .,~ ..... una Wonderful Clubhouse, pool and J 23722 Yi1 C1lz141
rt1uth 1111111•' Prtt• Sl.c.ht'Cl S:m0.000 to d d f $175 000 0 -(At Allcia& Trabucol
11111, s:i!:IY.lfllO' R..ink '-"V~ "G1vf' 11 Aw~v· guar e ga e ' · pen URIAll 11mas 1,11 S1t4•zc:·• · · · Sunday. 1-5. 100 Scholz Plaza. For <kt<•il~ t Jll Pentho·use .. 10. We have 3 condominiums 142·12 s:. mt~.fl lllESIDUmALl'IUll'.STATESERVfCU ., that are bank fore· PATR631c1~1~~0R ... idl!d6 6 ft'~=~~e: ~~:,1:nd~;w~~ ••
'9U -··---· -CAMEO SHORES IAYllE TERRACE properties all located in : • • Costa Mesa Call for , The lowest priced home in. this more 1ntorma11on. PRICE REDUCTIO ll'·'· Fixer with great view, p~ol; 4 great area. 3Bdrm beautifully ---~~~~~~ n bedrooms. $325,000 LH. cared for. Reduced to $275,000. Traditional iiiiii
$625,000 HIRIOR VIEW HOMES CORDIA DEL IAR ~~~~% !!~u~~1~~~.
Frve bedroom, 41/2 bath family --==========' Shores home wttll-spec.
home. Meticulously maintained 3 Bedroom Monaco, great lo-. SOUTH OF HllHWAY UNl&YfHIT I 'acuiarview -Bay.oc .. n
and nicely upgraded. SQuthport cation. $242•500· 1 d 2Bd h Trl1>1e11 on sandy beach ~~~ ~o~:~ec1 3~~ Newly remode e rm ome. $695.000
1
S69s.ooo. wtllCh Includes model with view of the moun-Ask-fer Rita lirtz Country trench, all new kitchen E-••• • .;., s25..ooo d9COfat1no 11•
tams and night lights. Inviting lll·l•2I PLUS nice garage apt. Special! .---1 •ow'ance Texas owner • S I II $397 500 C II I Ocean view. Prlvat 8/lllk>us to Miii pool area with fire ring and pee a . · a us beech. $465.000
142
•
1200 covered patio. ' .11S111• OIHI
YIR&llll SWAI eMUi~e "J2ea/ G.1tate Gated ;;:~:~Ian 2 . PETE BARRETI ... REALTY ~~~~~~~~!~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~-::1====1=75=1=91;=-'-=~:~:7:A:::N:::Y::O.c-~-o~~~~A~~~~·R~LT.--:R ---------
*ABSOLUTELY*
YOUI VEIY IEST ILUFFS OPPOITU•ITY!
OPEN TODAY 1-5 500 PLAYA
Gorgeous 3Bdrm, 21hBa spacious
End Unit with huge prvt entry court
yard & complete wrap-1lround
patio. Like new interior. Move-in
freshl Offered by a very realistic &
anxious owner at truly a bargain
price of $229,500 incl land. High
balance assumable loan. Surely
the finest value now offered. We
. are very proud of this listing!!
BEST IN BLUFFS
Hl'T MISS SHiii-This spectacular
home. Rare opportunity to own this
completely Gustom one of a kind all
new 7 years ago. Personal resi-
dence of Mr. George Holstein, de-
veloper of the award winning Bluffs.
Prime location. w/panoramlc view.
Too many amenities to list.
$350,000 LH. t
en1 u11111 1-1 2011 mn uau.
'VllTAllUI UY YllW-Just listed.
Lovely 1 level 2Br, 2Ba, all re-
modeled. On beautiful Vista Caudal.
$219,500 L.H. Appt.
IOH ti llUln llfllf-Front Row
End Unit w/lovely upper bay view.
3Br, 2'~Ba: llke new cond. $257,000
Incl. land. Barbara Sanregret
tnl UT/-1-4 IU ITm
( ........... )
IELEI I. IGWI
.......... 111-1412
·L.1111.., ...........
BUY OF TllE WEEK
EXCEPTIOIAL 6 BEDROOM CUSTOM HOME
180 DEllEE GOLF COUllE VIEW
Located on a peaceful and private setting. Solidly
constructed traditional family home. 5 bdrms, 4 '"'
baths. Features large formal dining .room, wood pan-
eled study, country kitchen off cozy family room.
· Shows beautifully. Sellers very motivated.
81,095,000
7 HERMITAGE OPEi Ill /IUI 1:ti
· For more lnfonn•tlon call:
DAllY·-• m,._ IROliY
llrubhf;Ellis
RESID£NTIAL llROK£1\ACE SUVIC[S
844-1211
'
1ta1 UIOlll
tnllll 1·1 Baycrest. W81m 3 bdrm.
2·~ bath. family rm. for· mar din rm. laid out tor
an11r1a1nmen1 and good llvlng A bargain al
$2911.500 ,.
BUY
throogh clas.sified
I
I
a.alilr•cH Un &1m
l':!l!!.!~!!....1!!111!! Cleta... 1.,.... ... 1124 .... 1• .... 1 ;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiii~iil •-maw ••••••n .......... ... ..... .. -Tl... 48' 28a, 2250 If. Sep din, Twnhle, anCl. unit 38R 2 cn"-u ~31ktnft. -• .,. mf
HANCE OF A LIFE TIME A ~ remode~ pool, apa. lkytta, dr11 rm. 28A, fonnlll din rm, frp6e, 38a. 1 lloty. Open SM & Chatmlng duplex with
' IOt, SOuth of HIOh'nY 38A 3&A ~ UOfY wttti tam rm, Wiit ber '209t<. elr. 2 ~.model cond. Sun i-5 Agt 756-1540 grMt potentiel. Sbf, 3be and clole to beeC:MI. two meet• aultee on.,, By Owner. 2032 South 1141.(IOO. 78&-4800 + den In ~ unit. 2
Large home on 50', ~ lot In the 200 Capella Ct. Open . I~ I ......... Ir.... bdmw, 2M down. Both buildable 40' lot rernein--b6oQ of PoinMtUL Alik· Set/SUn 12-5. 986-2307 _ Mu.t ..... gr'Mt bUyt &wit unlta ??-end
Ing So many anemadWe k\g $390,000. C.. fof-ay m . S8R 4be, "4000 ... bey & are In exoi'llllt conClcotldltllonl
herel Call fOt NtalL .... 1111 Ull ~ 28r 28a lg UR & petlo, llt .. YU M25K.. 831~ with m~u=
141-1211 3 Beoroom. 2 Beth ltOfY f:,n:'c=.'iaf."o::.''· URHINW... ~ '°' oondo
A PETE
BARRE T I
Condo. Oooble attached 23732 Hllltlunt Dr#57 3BR 28A, new .carpet, Mgle lamly home.
g.wage, End~. Tennll, Apptm only. Call Betty/ paint & land9alplng. 10%1.-,~-. ....... ~~llllllll .. ,..........=.:;:.:::.:..:..:!::..:~~I ClubhouMs and l>OOI•. 49~2378 628-8025/0ew dn a motivated owner w11111 18 IB PW Newport Riviera aaslat. Convenient to
OUPlEX·2Br 1ba ..ch. 2• ...... Wn If!!!!! lelck greenbelt & school -------llf S<M>f-PCH. $2&.4,900. (Off Santa lu;,e;-, ~mo) 1-ll 11111 ·~:ct=o Eric L~~~I~~..;;;~
--------1521 C.-natlon. By OWMf S..., 1..... View, high tech re· or 840-83
.. REALTY
JalMI bLaM t• 873-0241 or873-1541 142-1200 modeled. Uvlng .+Bdrm ftr.Al&.V / .._LUI 1 .... I area upst11ra. 2Bdrm KU',FW. or LI. Wu... MESA VEROE-3/IM!, 2/ba, Wll downatalra$245,000. Agt NtWi::x:lJ.f rfj(__11 .... . . .. p us dbt oarv. encl yd, gar-
3 .BR 2ba. new kitchen, 1111,m &41-1~ ' 3BR 2\+SA + f rm SS0.000 of ~· & dner, $1150 657-2382.
new er,~ °r:lk ";:-~-A., ... et this pr1oe. Under •HVH MONACO• HVH-$242,500. MU9t ... Great view. P001~enn1.: gem stone.. WANTED MESA \lEBOE 3 or 4 Ba. ~"?95 000 Call 873-&4e6 mar11et. Prime location. Lro yd, ipa, xtra room to apprec. Highly up-MGUrlly. Redu~d to home 9f lot. Ceplstrano '*'· IC>A. dbl gar., v•
Of 67·3-0127 Owner/Ag\ 3BR 1V.BA, fenced ywd. edded. Hte& clean, quiet graded. 3bt 2ba Cermet. $380,000, tertru . Beactl, Dana Pc>'nt ••· cant gardener a water Need• TLC. Mutt NII. cul-da-aac. S250,000. 1963 Pon Weybfldge. 213~&29 (714)240-9780 paid: No pet•. s11oo &
CtrHI ••I... I Della Oa6c>ado 631-1266 Owner/Brkr. 720-0392 OPEN SAT/SUN 1.5 IUWllW lntab Sl350. Agt 646-3627
•PllUllULI• SPAC~ ~2 batti ... mJ•• C>Ym«IAgt 759-1870 3BR 2'_.BA + lam rm. MESA VER0E. Attr. 48R SJH-w I country k I tch en KINGS RD • 58' 4.,.,Ba LJll llU l&Yfmt Greet VW#. POOi, tennis, ..... C..... best tloe, IPPf 2000 IQft.
Duple• 2 bdrm llVll In one toeated on cul de sac. o....'lootcing Newport Bay OPEN SAT/SUN Mi aecurlty. Reduced to Inc grcS. S1395. 751-3898 rent tl'leot~ Prime~* 38' 2ea, '98 frplc CIOse ta perk, sehools,$795,000.96&-1021 815VIALIOOSOUO $360,000, term1 ..... a) MV~•BR3ba.
cation large yard, Ilk~ new' and shopping Be the flrl1 48R 2'h8A lem rm w/bai Watch sunaeta . from 3 213-430-34529 t8'nuy rm. r9dwood IP8
•Sl'llSlllUll* s121.000~~941e_ ~0,~·~aFru"C 11p.1 oov1 -deckl81P81i0818'1o-S345991<17 ::'.s;:.!r1:~ s~.1~.J:._owes~.!!8"· ~10 ~:::'~ s14001mo546-9950
llLY SUI.... • ... IUIUT. McCasland 631·t266 ( ee · OWl'lf kitchen. Sandy beach, ~';t;d' ';"';;,:', "-"ef· view. S1150. yrty M v Executive hn'I. 4BR
A brtan Jeanette Oeeign 38' 18a, 1 cat gar lg lot Balboa ciean older tum pier & floet S2.200,000. guarded g8'-$31~ HB t BLI( to bctl, 2BR 18A 3ba, famlty rm. redvwood
51eps to beech Beautiful forced alt & ~ paint: • ·~r ~ I:. bctl hM 3BR S 189,000 Biii Gnmdy Realtor Cludel lg lof. · .....,....,.. apt w/lndec:k & OW M 75 59&. gardnef lncld
:; odrm . 2 'A beth S70t<aMUmloenat t0%t~ Wlllearry1t 105% 67~161 tlanadng c.itFranDodd ~IUln St400,546-9950
wlgo@met kitchen. tor-Pou 10% dn pymt• 508 W. Bay Av. 873•3777 UDO ISLE open SAT/SUN a33-3t12i or 831-5510. .. N"W•ll PLUSH CONDOS wlfaffa
mal td1n1ngA an8dar1Uga'rn S 114,900: &4S-9922 Bier lut ....... -00 Cannery Vlllage ~ 1·5. 205 VIA JUCAR 48' BAYFROHT d""' w/doCk l1•/llM1ll streems. Gar w/OfJN mas er ' 3ba 45' lot 875-6259 ..,A w/d hkup new decor Avl Pr.ced $100,000 under 3BR 28A. trplc, ~yd. nmnm .,... 111.IHIT'S llST . tor 30' boet. $295,000 About 2 b*a to oceen 3bf now 2~ 2ba S950imo new hornet S125.000 OPEN H SE 4BR 2'Atba 2 story Musueethlabeautlfut for· NEWPORT HEIGHTS· 4004 FUY9r Avenue. Inda Mn updated kit a tbr $750 lit mo _,. ssoO HUA llL&UI Fri l Sun. 12-4. Owner. S385 000 CWI Rellty mer model llome. 4 S218,500K. Must Sell! Cannery VIiiage RMtty gar onty S800 53M1911 MC 549-2447 U1-12tl 2203MlnerSt.854-793e 646-0520 493-0446 bedroom•. 3'11 bath. tor-Courtesy to Bier , 673-3777 Agtfee --·-------
m11 dtnlng ~ larg41 dfr\. 642-7190. II 1171 • Qean E·91de 2Br End Unit 1111• Fii Liii lniae 1044 GO\lrmet kitchen, mas1er _... _ _, -lal.MI bi.d el DIW. dbl' cwen, lg patio, Tak•~ se2.ooo at 10%.1------------1 1t1lta w/frptc. Lush land-........ -·· PANO ocEXH View, trplc, ow. poo4. Ce.ble"TV
pay only M70 '* mo tor 1uo YllW II scaptng and HUGJ: SPA. 2 Matr Bdrm•. 2'At8a, Lux Twntlme. 3BR 2'AtBA, patio S700/mo Now to avl $725/mo 545-4008
thlt edorable 2 bdrm lllnf ·-Over S150,000 In up-LOFT· A11um 1at. 2 frplc1. great buy. 9121.' 1103 P.;tc. Open 1 28' 28a
BEAUT 2 UNIT DUPLEX 1ownhome In Mesa Gorgeous President gradee For your per-~;~:O~~gt. Ann 1174,900. Agt Dae Sat & Sun 12.5, ~Condo nr CM g::
5 yrs old. xlnt rental prop., Verde. Call Anne Home. newly remodeled.. sonlll showlnQ call Craig 498-0300. r .. 402-2300
1
Center S82S. 682_1700 toe 500 blk of NarctMUt.. MeCuland 631-1266 French doors. Euporean at 760-5000 or 831-1266 IEST UIS lhWlt .... lalllM
to many amenttlea to "-t • ·~i·~\;-· style cabinet•. hdwd r ·-·-1111 Ptalatall 2117 Choloe Eatalde 2bf hm Gr ea I lnveat 0P90r1un1! • r II: l floofs 3BD, 2 BA, rm to nr ~-v '""'-YIL• • -W°'1h more 3bf 2ba hmi bltlna ... ,.,,,. ~·lo ... gar,
ty 1avore1>!4i financing 1 R expand. Pool siled lot Krl'h--. v/ 2 bdrm, 2 beth. pr1vate trplc mod kit 2 ars hkups & yd S600'1
avail $475 000 Laura -·--•••_ Open$al/Sun1-5 18851 ~tt.'\Vn "VI' . area with flrePac:e and .. ,.,,. 11050 thers g"*4I 539-6191AgtCOS1
760·9146/EJ56-o12910 COU.EGEPARKByownr San Rufino '415,000 ' WI -.'I l~t\ 11 poo4.Great1ocatlon.OnlyVery nice Fl.EETWOOD. 539-81~1~~,.°0091 a •Cozy Nwpl Hghtl 38R
-. POOi Jae in front yet 38' Madeline Crawford, 1116,900 wlterma. highly "9Qleded Large . I 28A. 1 car gar 199. lndry llt•llT'ltlU 28a
0+ o.n. Low down. agent.786-0438 ......... ** ..... ** Uvlng, dining. ·kltc'*1 Yt1yunturnlml 2BR.'Abfk, tac.$10001mo0.840-4454
Move ngllt In. reduced to OWC S139,300966-1516 WT"••-Tt,..., e"ll,tll \ •Yl1M..,.. area w/klng llZe muter to beach, garage. $850. -------$399.000, 45 ft. lotl --fl -_,..... nd 121 30th Street Seel Eutside 18' hM. new 309 POPPY AVENUE UITSlll Turtle Roclt Ridge MOdel A View! Dramatic and EXCELLENT VALUE. l.rg bdrm 1 beth. Sal/Sun 12·2 675-0944 Cf'P1, lg yrd. beam oeils
OPEN SUNDAY t2-4PM 38' 2Ba house on 1arg41 h<>m4t by Standard Pa-unique 4 bdrm, 3'11 bath matter ~drm, dl~g 1 •-• -1 • 11 no ant 675-6829 1575 ind u1lt1 54&-99 ( I u 1oi New roof New citk. 38drm 2'..\Ba at-A Steel Seller losing $SS. room • f,r991ace. ,_.. .,..... -....
f fl Jt'1 r/1 • H fl I carpet Open Sal/Sun or tacoed $223,900 Siies Will trade or try le&Se-op-port at ~ aff~dable A beautlful GOLpEN C.r•• .. l llu 21 EMt8'de • Lrv 38R 1 BA
,j) .J, /· b 1 A t 631•51~ otfloe (714)854-31 19 uon Mustmoveatonoe. prlcietOontmtss1t. WEST, llght Interior Ull-~.'l~~~1._c.M1....., .. J'>~rr ·TU1u·11u ,, yapp _g__ __ Oelia0elgldo631·1266 •411Plll./SMIA* home.20x60ft.2bdrm. * '"-* _...,,._,..., "'"" ,.._. ... /. F•ST TmflS! IHT YlfW Gorgeous 4 bdrm, 2'A large kitchen/dining and 2 + 2 +-gatage +-llcyfight1, 111·/-,\ "J.'11 Start In CM with thla 3 11 llllll bath wlfemlly rm. poo4, IMng .,..._ corner lot. lrple, patlO 8rand
l407 c. Cast...,_ CM bdrm. 1 beth cutte New Best condition of any saune a.nd morel Onty ::u~:~ ~K, young nS92LD5.IFITee 642
1
4lMlll
8 -. kitchen. large private townh<>me In 1he "The $259,900 wfTERMSI AGT 540-5937 ----..,.-..,------Y OWIER yard Only S112.000. Terrace" yOV won·1 be-* 1 IU ll ..U• 3BD. 2 beth, tri-tevel, FPJFABUL~S 2 ms1r bda•
Olde . COM .home Marilyn Coom bs lkWetheVM!'W 2bdrm,2 ua•lllll Llkanew3bdrm.2'Ai bath, IMPERIAL 20xAO w/large new Cllf'P8f, freeh palm, den.Ouietloc. Pool119&
wioeean view a Cetallna 631-1266 1>aU1. fireplace, 2 car gar· Wa&ll 2000 IQ ft hoose. Large porch. ·S26.SOO Reot m icrowave, washttr / & tennis. S 1100/mo
sunsets 38R wt own ··~·Wi·? age $145,000 Comeaee *l'll,IOO* pvtpatiowlapa +20x20 $225/mo Age 55+ Ruth dryer,garage'.Sl4001mo Vllerie540-7355 oaths den wl bltln bc>Ott· •, Sun f 30 to 4·30. 12 EW , 1 sundeck upstairs A Laurie. Rltr ~80 640-7291 . t Featherwood lrvlne A VI P•US 8 un que beau' y Ass u ME --ICC swa• IEn cases. lrg front rm. mfr· § M. h8elsen and Jordon home that wUI say OOh·I•· S250 000 . t 12'Ai% P Ice New 3BR 2BA. apeoe rent 4BR 2'Ai8A hM com. pool, IW
rored formal din rm, dee-A:! or call Lois Miiier la oon·t wait Thia 11 a stu~· S~8 5001. r I 130. pets, ocean bfeez~ tennis Vu. OR FR. $2200 Every Sunday. Orange
ocrater wallpaper thruout Lii &-•-111 673-7544 or 83 1· 1266 1>arg111n Seller will ttade. • •• .; ... .;._If* In Costa Me:ae. &45-8458 mo Bkrl own 640-4152 Cont College. Fairview &
atnedral cell, loeda ol ''"'"'"•" ' Submit 111 otter• --... •--•-• Adams Costa Uesa Ad· cabinet• & even a "dumb 3ba houH Cloae t 1 •ii•~\-•IAY,lllT Exciting 4 bdrm, 3\1 b1fti, ti -..,, 111111111 ,. · mlaaiorl & Parking FREE
waltw" You"ll IOYe eYer) IChools and ahOWfng. .4 r •: model perfect home witti CUSTOM elbd LOTS Or 48drm & Oen, 3 Baths, Spaces StO '32-5880 inch of thll nearty 3.000 Great value S 159,500.,!J i lll,000* bonuarm, tam rm, formal t'< acre-1.2 atre, xlt area of flreplece, washer/dryer. · 1 sq ft home. Mull Mii. MARSHAL PLAN INC -··-Lg 4 bdrm, 4 bath. re-din rm + view. Secrlb San Juan Caplltrano refrtg S 1950/mo Ev.-......,,~,,_.,,.._.,,.__-=---
This waekend onl~ Blcrllnda.213/450-<M15 EIEOITIYElllE mode4 withe cnarm ot atS489.900wfTERMSor S154,900K-$2&4,SOOK nong1673-8821 •38t2~Ba.E-·lideTwnha S55.000 below appralMI yeatarday Patio for Trade MUlt aee. Ask fOf Unda G Agent 2 lrplcs. apa. dbl garage
"'545,000 11•a vmRIE Presldef'lt home, Turtle entenalnlng wlfire pit. •IPflTAllUI• 714-493-8812 HARB 0 R RE A L l-V S1250 No Pets 722-801 1
221 ••ae I .. n; Rocle Hiiis. prioed to Mii, city lttM end lg doclc Aa-673-4400 -=t Ill 48drma. 38a. f11111 rm din 4 Br. 2 Ba. lg pool, view. eume $830 000 tat TO. ~Am Ufln 0.t ef tJ '* MESA VERDE• IPll UT/-11 .... 1 rm, 3 car gar • trptc, pool, top IChoOls Great com· Listed t1e10w eppralaal SeclUded. aeeur1ty gate. Pr-l 9•11 CUSTOM Remode4ed 3 3/bd, 2/ba. like,,... lntlOt'
-----1 2 epa'1, lot1of WOOd. high munity tadlltl.. Submit Sell« 11 motivated win ONE OF A KIND with 2 T"l -BR. 2 BA w/dbl gsage. In & out, 549-2700.
COMMERCIAL-C D.M ceHlngl. loll of extras on price & terms Re-trade for home In,,... or 18P9'ate gueet housea, AWESOME SUNSETS ~~~f'8' Sl550/mo. •SHARP W•tslde 2Br
Income, S21K, NNN prtnc: only BY OWNER duced $50,000. Now commercial pvt llghl9d TENNIS Fromthlactlsminghomel 18a ~ Tlla ~
840-1000/Agent $329,900 &41-1458 $319.000 Pet. 854·2800 • ...., COURT, POOL. 2 Sl>AS, bu111In1937, wlcove~ ELEGANT 28R, Oen. etptS, drl>s. wl d ~up
----1 Palm T ree1 + much lngs wchel & hardwood PatlO get part tum Av gar.age S600 • MC Mutt
CMtl.... l c..ta.... 1114 CEmlY 21 •11LIM• more RARE VALUE at "' ;,,a~'2300 IQ n of now S1475 840-42M stand Credit.,. No pett ~=======:.!.:=======;-! mo8TIW .l!aln Charming flxlrm, 2 bath $659,900 Oetllla elll Uvi ng Formel dining --. 1 770-5629. P" 1111111•• Ula. house. Jull ll9P'-to 631-12961780-8702 . room bf9Mfast room JASMINE CRK 38R, ·---
ElSTSIH llzy FUllL' •• IE ·-ocean Seller want• out .••• ,_~* artist' loft wine ta1tinci tamlty mt, view. wd ftra.. M15 Cute 29t 18a Qray lfST-u' A t>eeeh bargain lull In ••1 1_.. room· 3/bd 3 OCEAN top oond, loY8ly ~t w/wttt 1hutt9"1. wOOd
• 3 Bdrma. Univ Perk • ume 1or aumme-- -•-VIEW. PATIOS and mor. S23001mo. 79()..1834 fire, crpt. bhn<ls Garage J Bdrm, 3 bath, den, dining rm, S 129,900 with new .... ..r•m• REOUCIEO to Stst tooK Just '350 depoeltl 0-eide Sml yrd Grdm No ~ts
laundry room, ftranlace, seucrlty carpettpamt FOf •1>C>t •Y 111..,. "" ca11 now to • of PCH 2br • 22'8 Placentia 54> 586
'"'" call Laszlo Sharkany. ~ ,... ... , ~"""'.. _ system, custom oV.stzed garage 1 1n• H1111 Rea tty e.i buy 1n .,.. 3 bdrm WALLACE & co seoo • --1t1 AG1 • •SNlUll-• with extra _.:T pfu• potting rv 854-.3238 wlforrNJ di:;:· -'•ln ,8~) },!.<>!'.!,. SPYGLASS Hll.L EXEC.. Elslde 38R 18.A. lndry rm . • , ,.. ----kllcMn. "' • wet u llaAPmf ' "' _.......... HOIM.1Br •"'8a.2 yd, gar. 1895. w1r pd sheet Fruit lhade trees. WOWll bat and mor•. voroe ~ lot. M\.c .... , -$3000 "'°·&Mo, .. , S1ov. 1vall. No P9'1 $167 500 S2,425 dn + Sl,900 fOtc.aale 1318,000!ndUdee... OpenS.t/Sun.1M
, • 1ng coet1. Mo pmtl 111.11 llLUM PASH PROPS 720-9422 FIND I 2859 0.--enge, Cotta M.----: = l-1 •ll I !ltf It $180 at 10'A% fixed Int -WF'smi : • & I I 28A twflhm, g8I $84, aa1 .. 1111 Wfll .. ,.. l,Q 2JW. 1/be fW Ne, .,.n.eM-.VWcMdelilll • ., _ __,. ·I .... ( ...... ) P9g/agt 559·9400 To H...it whet\ you buy •lf1"" yd. new kftctl & '""9/Pet• 2bf •'1J: M25 fl ...... ~... ~tromue.Call through classified dKor. Hamilton. £ ~~poet\ 4 3bf11= (11 •) •••1121 -e 'fOAX r.aDu Pl-VIP Propertiee. tnc. ttlrbor. CM . .vii 3-03 ........ ....,, + mote • .... :: gr.:::c,~':,;:-7 (7 14)176-~ ..S, '4M420 •tt 8pm 53M1t1 Ag1 coet
~======:i=========~~~~~:::d.=:======
RffM~~
••• "·. f •
t
-
•
...
2124111!!111! 1tu• 2Ht l!!J!!! ltae• 2111c1,btraat -1114 C..h ltu •H c.ta... lilt..,,., •• ---------~F --• At 1L t=--. C . *•THE BLUFFS V.ry SEAVIEW 3BR 2~BA + _,, ~4ocf: lndry t'12S ~liB"U specious Exec home 3Br tam rm. Gr•t view Pool. * P9t ,.. · •e8ta,B.118 28R2N. ~ceM. e.t 4 • ~ 240-7301 2'hBa t retreat. Neal. 19nn11 ••cu, It y Cptl/drps. Full ~'r &46-3618 buy In town. otlfy M50,1_-=...,.,,...----=--=~
TIWU&llEI ~'~ ·~~ ~i~ 12200/~" ~-:~· (213) $700/mo, 661-3653 ::...8 1Br E-~ $510. SqUMky .. ......... ~~ ~~· u~~~2:'z~ ' ..... PW 1ettt . ._,....,n * 2BR 2be Upstaln "'Y'"· clean w/wood beam Feetl>rlng ~lful IMO-TSL MGMT 842-HI03 09'. No peta In Imo.
Frplc;, veuttec:t oelllngt, dbl +View, Bluffs Front Row* SPACIOUS with ocean Cpta/drpe., ~~!~ X~ cells. No pete 990-2970 9e11P9, 8809, pool/IPL 33421 Chelttm w.,, Apt
gar pool&epa.No I 38r2~S..lormaldlnlng, Ylewpetlo3BRduple}l.1 S700/mo,661-...-. P1tto/dedls.Gwegee0tl.ARGE-1/bd 781 Joenn, D. Open Wt!nd9 °' 8y
18dr'm r,:o lg llvlng rm. Avlil epprox blk 1ooc:.n. Aval! Mw 1 C... .. l llu 18r ~~· w/gw:f:s:""' carport• Heat paid. 1635/mo 'appt only Appt. Celf 2~Ul91 °'
668 w. 18th t'.!; ~~':. ~-· 2oa 112 30th St ,a; upWs, lfPIO. petlO, ~~ ·v~:.• 6-t~';&°; s!:ry· no~ '5t5 5-49-0433 °' 850-3673. ' M1-3208
645-2739 ~163 oldbeum, Bl<r644-:r, 675-4912 new crpt & pelnt S7~. Avall.Aprll 1st. ' 18drm $58G-M10 LARGE "*P 1 bedroom. luL.... 2141
5epara1e HouM. 2BR' or-r & t llna I STEPS TO BEACH I 38r 11V1Ut + dep. ()pan Sun tBr .,,,,_ erpt & beanl 28drm 2e. S795 new pelnt, ,,.. dnlpw, 2ar m: tPl:i'.
flee, 1BA. W....ide, rel1, 3B°R: 2B~ 'ow rrcr 2'~Ba. 1550 Ill. Nu q>t> 2-~. 802\Jt Iris 76()-.8515 cells IOc on cul~. 825 Center St. 842-1424 new fk>or tie.~ Cleer\ & r No pMs. c~~I~~.'!!~ ":o.22e gar.'11400. 7U-781J" • p81nt'1t375· 497-338t tBR, encl gar. •tow & Lg petlo '530. 751-3531 •FREE CABLE fV.1..g 1Br "':::'~-.:!'~ -7112 Aonllld."MI0/1700
642 4300 24 h · refrlg. No pet•. Utlls Incl & 2Br Grein Apta. Pool 91 -w/gwege. 546-713 t • · ra. 5BR, mtn & city llohll vu, Unturnlahed. 2Bdrm pl\JI M25/mo 876-MOe 2Bd tS.. q>tl, cl!l)I, QM. S525-M55 710 W 18th ege, pettc Ike grounct., ---.,..,,.-""""-..,.,,..,.....,,....,... B It • Zl Phase Ill Hatbof Vu HIJIS. Oen S1200/mo YM'IV . No petl. Adltl pref S700 ' '580. aVllllabte 3/15. **LO-28r 28e. Walk to
Ht. IC 40 St975/mo Agt 640-5664 171-llM 2br tb1 CdM w/partclng & Lse. Avt now. 548-7234 31B0-T OWN HO us E No Pets. 548-6279 betl. P.tto. Oat 1775 No 38f 2Ba. fam rm w/refrlg, $900'a Sbt multl bath FR . stor. S800 range, to trade 2 Bedroom 1 Beth new t'Mba, trplc, bullt-lna, pet1 780-1713/157-1778
crpta. drpa, gar $1200. apace age kit lrplc too Upper Unit Ophc 2Br 28-, for leSI e.xpenelve 1bf' carpet & 'paint w'atk-ln w/d hk-up, nr Hatbof a uvz.... tfiield 111.1112 •1-•
C111 Pete.Bkr751-3191 539_6191 Ag1lee r,r Oceanvu.blktobch CdMINpt.,-•720-9055 't:tolet$565/mo:tmmedl-Wllaon, S715/mo •~ Mlle to beedt .:o,-
3BR tam rm 9121 Annlk Or BAY FRONT 31bd an O:ms~~'k:75--8339 2~~88,:~ ~t ate occupancy. 851-042• 7~76011548-5eoa. llll'lm'll frplc, bl1lN. s7oo. gar
Open Hou1e Set t 1-4 den, gorgeous custom Vin B 1 .. __ 2Br 28 1 19501mo 720-9422 2 Bedroom. 1 Bllh, 3Br. 288 ~5/mo, MOYe Uke brlnd newt All utllltlel Aft 5:30 MO-tel•
$1000 213-542-41754 home, dock avall, • •·""" '-am-carport. Large yard. No ln3/1.1...,MelOdyLane. peld.Pool.gar.nopet1.
Avall now to n-amkr. tBR 851 -1651 llyrm.S1tOOVlllaRentals BEAUTIFUL large 2BR pet1 5e76/Month. 2625 (Eutllde)nopet1. tBdrm S690 mf .. Pmlf
I elec al 675-4912 OR 754--17'92 ~BA apt, lrpl, totally US>-Elden, A$1t #F. ~19 Judy 851-9000 2Bdrm 1Be M05 a..utltUI & Pwtc lllte FOR =~i1!~. ..,,j ~:~ r~ lflf YllW LIUTlll VILLA BALBOA Exec 1Br grlded $1125. 722-7834 3BR 2,~S. Condo 2 car 301 Avoceclo 842-9850 THE DISCAIMIHATING -• • In Harbor Ridge C<eat Oen Incl lrptc Id al 2Br 18&. Clean 2Br 1Bl. · PROFESSIONAL Huri1~1on Lanclm•rk tor Thi• beautlrul 3Bdrm ; h9r ~ Poole Charming 2/bd, tba. tri>I . P:l'age· w/d hkU9• l650 ~· F/P, EllldeSt 175/mo Lrg 3BR 2BA. nt OCC. 1 One & Two Bedroom
the . ou~ al Heart" "Renaissance" home 111 ot qr &. ~ sunr1, IUfldek, 3 blU to VIiia Rentats 615-4912 20-1383 or 844-7087 cat QM. $750/mo. Cell Utllltlel FrM 55
• 536-S
43
muat 10 see. Guarded :'~':r ~eel ~ • ~,,:a~7~9a;1515th, 2ar 2ea. d/W, trplc;, yrd, 3BR 28A .1wt'IM 1tyla, Oaveagt, 5-46-2313 18211 PIBtlcle L.n. HB
OLD TOWN HB CLASSIC gate comm w/water. d1y Walk to bch $10~/mo ' · balcony, gar, prkng. cerpon, crpt/drr. $755. 2Br tBa upstra. 571 Ml· .... 1
Possible 3br juat blka to hghts & woodsy locatlon 540-2939 Ev/645-6436 Cute unturn tBR 1BA $680/mo 830-4458 Wkdy9 955-280 ~n. Max 2 people. No -----,-...,...........,......,-=--
oceen upper $7007• uty Th~ uctustve home In duplex. gar, stove. pello. se75 2er ~a.. 2 tloe pet1 $535 ~t 55()..1015 W-Ylll.All
pd 539-6191 Agl cost =u~ooi: = v::i~= ~~":v '::;; S725 ~ MC. 992-2489 2~ lr8.ir::·: .~: I~. nJ petl, ~toe.. ... 1 & 28r luXury Apts In , ..
VIiia Paelflc Town:tiouse tom homes ror ju~ ~ $1100 759-1321 EXTRA lg 1BR w/2 lg 8i(j.. Pets & kids olt. 720-i422 Can after Spin. $49-2750 mf 111J Plans. Pool1, lennl1,
2BR 2BA, 1vall 6 /1 Inn dolets i.. dect new 2BR tBA 11 waterf ..... pondllG•lor S900/mo 962-1182 att 6 s2450lmo. Ag1 760-8333 WESTCLIFF-3/bd, 2/ba, btdg. spi~ 54g..'1343 2Bdrm $595 lam& ... IPTI Olhwr ~Ylewun ' coolllno & hestlng pe6d
I . 214... BIG CANYON· 2Bdrm, 288 lg yerd, new catpet, RV 3Bdrm M85 tBr & 2Br -.. range, 220t Padfk: From Sen Diego Frwy, mat " Lower . Flreptace, pvt 1cce11. relr, S1500,Splttiavtj28rw/den,over-Pool.Nopeta645-96e5 laundry PoOI'~.~ TSLMGMT 842_1803 north on Beach to
2BR 2BA. yd, gar. P<>Ol'. patio. sngl level. Colhm 646-3100 or 752-1963 looking Hving room & fir• 2BR cpte ,.~. adltl pref _,. sSSO & 'l650tm0 McF10den. wHt on
tennis, gym. alarm ·No pool/tennis lmmaculatel YH ··--n place, plush carpet, No' -pets' _$&So -+ dep. mw 19th St 54-04t2 New 3Br 2'~8&. 2 car gar-MdFldden. 15555 Hunt-peis Lse $900/mo Avall Avail lmmed. S1300/mo _.n homelike storage, w/3 lg 65()..51 ·3 845-IM&S · · · age, mk;(o $1150 mo 135 lngton VIiiage L.n. riow 548-72~ Agerit Jeri Hunt GATED VILLAGE COM-walk-In closets 1~ 4 or RochelterSt960-8572 111-llll
640-4868 or 496-4868 MUNITY. 28drm, 2 'hBL Baths, petlo, deck. 2 car 2Br Upper, garage. patio. USA II• * * IEITALS* * 1600 sq. 11. of PURE enc Io•• d g • r • g • 3003 Jeffrey. $700/mo. ALL UTILTIES PAID Nwpt Hgts ar .. ::: 28-, Waterfront Apt. Furn. 2BR
CALL us REGARDING ~~~ ~": e~~.r ~.1~0 LUXURY GStage. SPA In wlatoraoe a laundry rm. Ag1 IM<M181 • before you rent. ~5oa:· :cw& ~rm 2b~_S1200/mo yl.ly
IRVINE RENTALS ...... $t""'5. "'·• 3115. Dy m111er suites. OlnlnQ Pay only electrlc. 5 blk.I QUIET & SPACIOUS• Newly decOtated ~tom ...-.. No ua-...97ng 633-9161 or ~52• 1-i •---A I -. ""'' "' ""' room, woodburnlng fir• to beadl. Open Houle * dellgn features pool, .._. s>et•.,. "'''' __ , tin.wt 642-0880, Ev 631-4697 place. mletowave oven, Sun 1-4. 435 Goldenrod. 2BR tBA pvt patio, gar., bbq covr'd garege eur-lnlM 711-1100 , EASTBLUFF CONDO pr1v1te patio. ELEGANl 875--8346 or 980·6331 cllhl~ ll)d'l.;'2as';° rou~ with plush 'tand·-ftll SITTm W/YllW -..,-.;NPIO!P.w-(EXS.,..l'lllNG,..;-..• * 0 RANGE TREE 1 Br 4 bdrm, 2'h bath. patio, LIVING only l5 mlmit STUDIO APT 3 blk to bCt1 pets 'mo, ~ ~· No pets. 2Bdrm 2Ba. veulted ceff-
Condo P11to. on stream. •do u b 1 e gar 1 g e , 10 So. Co. Plaza. Ju11 eu1 evall lmmed, 1400/mo •EAST810E tovety new 1Bdrm & 2Bdrm Furnished lng9, prvt patlO/balcony, •HARVARD COVRT•
pool 1ac. tennis. 1/c $1365/mo 759-8389 of Nepwort Blvd & tout 675-9115 a.or~ 2Br 28-. D/w, w/d, bale. 385 WEST WILSON Jae, bl1ln1. No pet• Brend new apartment• 5675 No pets 673"5003 E BLUFF-3bd. 2'~b•. of 2~;~ o~o:~ On Nat~s -2BR 28A, 2 ~.·:,~ ~1-= MC. 142-1111 455--0665 or63l-6t07pm idwllY located In Irvine.
31BD-TURTLE ROCK. til S 1400/mo. JI 631-5439 By appt only car gat -pvt lndry with . Deluxe 2/bd, 1/N. upper, POOL PATIO, AREPL.ACE & Beel
Aug, $ t3001mo. 'Call 722-175317 80-055 1. -w/d $10~/mo 1 ..... •EISIOE 1bf, dVlfrlg nu w/garage, M75/mo, «e X-Lg 1BrN15 & 2Br SM5. tpc!. & s;:" lloOf ~
AgllMartha 8i5"-6451 Barbara or Rek NB DUPLEX ~ uppet 644-7211 Agt cond. nopeta, 1 adult, av1 Hamilton Ave. 675-9797. Eastslde 557-2841 B~ANO NE~-2/bd. 1 '"1 Elegant 2Bdrm, pool, spa. =~ ~s':i,,!, 2'nba, ti .... M now 1525/mo. 780-0189 Eastlide tBr, Adults.. No PM tBr, lrpfc, pool, petlo. Wallllng d;,tanoa to.
bl, frpl, carprt, garg Brand ~' Avail now oow'NsT AIRS Ocun ., ... ,. DUI pet•. POOi. lndry ..... 5 09'· No pet1. 399 w. Bay * ShOpplng
twnhM oe1r UCI Cam-$1500/mo Agt, Ann View, 3BR 2ba. lrplc, 1 ~Fm BT Npt Hgtl apec nu tBR mo. Lv rneg IMe-333-4 St. $815 ~57 • * Theetr•
pus long or shOrt lemt Greer, 759-9100 Bua., S !200/mo 1BR st $535/mo 2BR dtn lfM. garden 8')t. Dectc Eutitde delu~e 2BR tBA, SHARP t8R, stOYe/refrlg, * Re9tluranll
leue. 642·2649 att Spm 720-1883 ~. soe E QQean Front $595/mo. AN built Ins, lndry fac. pool, carport1. 1 ~ ~yard ced# no petl '480/mo * Partis/Tennis Courll
Priced rite 10 please• OOL--• -Both unturn Rent unlll lndry rm, nr bch & lhq>a. EXtt cond. No pet• M25. deck ' lrplc w'alk-ln Call 54&-t3n
S700 2b 1 home ... n .... •-June JO Call Deni 735-741W.18thSt. Ca11Curtll631-12te aoe.f dlhwr' Mn Id Selected Unit'• s r poo 3 • 2 • 2 car garage 851•1184 9-spm TSLMGMT 642-1803 I 1 •d d 'o"...,·a=e SHARP 2~. ga range. w/Cethedfalc.Mlngl freeway accas moo IOOk Newty remodeled. Yrly I ,.__._ •---•..a nc: u • · ar • · dllhwesttet' cerpet & 539-6t9t Ag1 cost only SI 100. Fee 6759 RENTALS AVAIL.ABLE C..tl.... 2114 _.. -.. _ '8501mo. Mic IOt JMn drape, pet.0, Qetg, no-NOW TAKING
WOODBRIDGE-TIUlm lli-llH Now $100C)-.$40()() 831-12te pell, S650/molM5-56n. AESERVATIONS FOR
2 bdrm 2 beth lnct gar Ferguson/Hahn 6-t2-11831 H ... np 2Br, t•~ W/O MAY OCCUPA.HCY. FOf w '1 1 · 1 h EKQulSlte 4Br + IOft home. "" .-.-.. direction• end Into
c1!.m t~g ~. :1~1: Jae Decka. Vlewa. Hrbr ... a...... 2171 MEDITERD•11ra11 I =· ::_k>ggoar· no pell 85'-41M2,l :00.5:30 PM. shOps. no pe11 $1,000. ROge gated Comm. Av1 2196 2/BA ) IC IUlnlllll · 50 .....
Lease Call Lola Miller June t $3000. 760-60n ocn :..U, epi: :.r:.~d E/llde 1BR, 09'· Avell *4' IL.ABLE HOW• .~ .. iiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiOiiiiii .... _oiiiiiiw 673-754~ R4J almost on Wiier ,. malnt, LuclMe, •98--0500. VIUAGE ~ 1. No J>M•. °"'-' 180AM w/carport M20 ~apt,,, m . 16R
W db Id d t -h d done & reedy 2br w/gar • .,.., 1440 150 f,. 21st. OR W/prv'I. 1t'Q1 QM M50 tum. ~ <>'def gent
h:se rBe~~illul ;t!~tJ!. k1d1 pet $795 uty lree Int ~ 84Me31 or ~294 QUIET, petlo, pool,~. MOO"'°' utltl. 494-2003
2b1. new carpet, paint. 539-6191 Agt lee 1tOC RONT* ONE MONTH'S 28t, gar. petJo. No NO PETS $49-2~7 Luxury OCMr'I vtew on
llp, comm pool, tennis ~3Br 288, trptc. 1 blk 3Br 288 home. Lg dect. . 2 ~-M50/mo. wnh99-etyte 28r, t"ABe. Bluff. t Br 28•, lull
Sl250mo Judy846-717l 10 bch. Big yrd. Comm .xtreroom lorolfloe.Nloe-'FREE RENT WWBey722-0e12 petlo.enctger,a/cMSO. kitchen, ~ety furn -----pool. 2 car gar Lse ly turn Stepe 10 bell. Gd • No pell. Call Cerol 1nc1-..a.11nen1.eotor
w1u1 ltac~ 2141 s1eoo 548-9972 prkng a2soo1mo. .WITH THIS .aD ..... ~8 .. 8 &tS-5974 or Betty at TV&S..,.,la~dectc
-· 675-02 14 or 385-1378 " ~u ~ 845-9161or844-2210 Lncl1 rm, 1 1200/mo. 3Br 2Ba. oen vu. North ..... OllU -------Laguna New w/w crpt BR-........ ......_ 49t-2M ..... pleeM. thru-out $14~ mo IM 2 · Oen & dining rm. a THE place to come hOm9 to -A peecef\JI ._,_,. WI lffll &-Studio w/kltchenette, "'2• Excel eond. Avall 311. n rtaaata park-like aettlhg c6n~ located e.uttf\11 terge Aptl In••'-
No pell 8181264"" vS Ev $2050 mo. Agt. 759-1997 within "'#effclng cHstllltOe to thMtr•. ,.._ quiet neighborhood. "~~ ::'1c:' ~ ~ = 4~~~:7~cludecl.
•msT .U * ll&Ma tau,..,,i. Ind lhopl. Onfy mlnutM to South Pool. S9e. No peta. ..... thing from e ln\all iipt to --------
Studio, utlts Incl, ooesn IUYllW Jaa.d 2111 Cout Plaza Ind the beech. 18dtm .-5 1 4 bdrm houee· "lac*· Vacent ltuclo apt In No.
-· NCluded $350 Fee 3BR Nantud(e1. Lrg yard, 151 E. 211t 541-2408 Ina In CM, Ne: or HB Laca. eftld•ncy kit, bt1dl Tluam .ll-.... very bflght a light s2200. rpl. view. ..._ -t'*1k of f\rwt tor tN paclo & cwpon. 8eectl 2 Ownr/Ag1 759-1997 $1100/mo yrly Incl utlll. 1 ""' '8'cle sNrJI 28r t'MMI. t ue I bllca. saooimo + utlla. a
OUTSTANDING VIEW --875-5511,CllllBarborlft 1...._.IDM/1 .......... -Pftlo, no J*t '700, c.11 dlOICeof~lfWIO. MOO 1ftC. 1 ~r Lido ta TwnhM 3Br 2~S.. a-49'-2342 ...................... '711 541-9950 T8L MGMT IM2-HI03 2bf/2ba mobile hOme on trpl(;, dbl gar Walk to vym 1...,.._Teuul1u11 '2~ tieh .._ _ Agt/O'Wfll 494-7551
the bluff• on Treu. 111 Vig Yrfy $ t350. 673..o&44 Newly clecOfatad 2Br IBa. ... •M Cllta ... JIM ..... , ........ r,'~ cai.~18:19
NE w p 0 RT c RE s T =I~~~. ~~ -GAS fll[IUC(S -iw11wTmO'.
CONDO 3 BR 2'Abl -wet Bat ' -Aef11Q, .,,.,.._, ltOYe ...... ~ 2117 Ocean YlflW Poolltennla Yrty attrecttve 18t for 1 itlC Wood p..,.. Grm Clolll I .... UJ. YUAGI Ind. rfo pi.-ue' 4155 $1500 per mo · quiet Adult No pe11 --Oltllldr1I 8amed r..._
3Br2be Jff25/mo Adrian Realty 54~8547 M~5/mo Call 673-Q247 _A. .. _.._ _.,.. •• , •••--•11111 •1 IBllllllM* Cell Mre Stlemerllng • ~ .. -.... 1 ,......_ • a-& .. " .. 112orte&-7157 N-........ "'·•t 3'"-3"·. laJLtl Ptala1al1 .......... ~ t. ..___ ·-•>v·dlltl• .... ltO¥e .....,...... ;~ ·~ateo°' F..=. • ----.-'7:,,:;·-.,_ uCouttr~'"""" Come ' tft!OY Olll pdtft ilylt IClb QMI. comlof~ kv•"I. Ind. HO PIT8 641 41M
210 . ""' -· ......... .."... ... close to llMtlts' So. Cols! Plau ... only llllllWlH to !ht ........_ a ·~..... wet t>tr, 1 2 ~ get ........., F'dtles ~1 ~ G¥11t5 ,.,.._ NO l'CTS PUA$( 1vuom I ff,.... MPl 10 •1•nocm;;;lil~mo~•Miii9'21XM~. '!""::I s12001mo. 92-48'9 t ~ 1 ,. bltlne. Utlll ""' -~·.._..Som. No Ptts 2 ,.... •'"' • .._ _ beth. M2 lfftlo. Ytty lndl
rm w/'"*'-dbl ger. c.11 •INif.uJ $6~/mo. ~ I OfflC!OPEHOAILVM _ "-• RH•• uttlll....._1
~ 1St-f"8 Speciout 38r 2·~e.. new TIUIDT Ill-all 2400 H•bOr llvd. (11t rw °""'8) . ----2 ' 3 unfum. Yl'fY, CJPI. w/d, relrlg. Im· -•-__ .. tummw,.,.,,c.nn.y
macu111t• s1500 '"" oc!ANFRONT 2ar. ff!*. Coeta ..... ~ 1 •11111 ....,.. Rent• 1ne.11Me0e VIia Rllntalt 675-4012 White wllter view StfOO &&• •T t ---2 ........... _ "'~ _.._ yrly. Connie 1754404 714/557-lmO _, -·--WOIOOfii, • _..,, ..,_,. SEAVIEW 3BR 2'ABA • . .. ,_.-Ml front 11Pt for rent. -18::;:A::;;;::l ~Condo.-~-.SPICIOI~~~,. fem nn Gr .. t view. Pool, V-'Y toe 2br 2ba, no -"--a1200tmo. poee6tM boel
room1. ~an ¥1••· unnl s . ucurlty ~ts.)'f1y S700 175-1351 Ta.StGU •i *-' Mf·tm •·Cell Dlr"8I L• at UOO/mo. &42.ot17 S220C)fmo 2 13/430-3e29 1544 MIAAMAR DA 714Jt7t~tlM ot (213)
\
-----
•
Newpon Bu ch No
880 Irvine Avenue
lat 16thl
MS-1*
Ntwpor1 Btec:h So
1100 16th Strtet
lit Oovttl
'42-5113
r, >'. 1(1 ' i 11111r
Qll b ~ 1.1 fl'(,f1fi f I t'
• Vaul~--Ccilangs • Wt.lk·an clo~s •
Pt1v1tc Pauos or Balconic~ • Central
Heating and Air-condmonin![ • Pool • S.,-
• Covcm.f Parking
The Cape's ~xc1tins location is w1ch1n
waJking distance o( South (',out Plan Mall
and the nc-Orange County Pcrformins
Ans Center. •-.r • C9ITllCNI '"ca
1000 Sourh Coast Ori~
Cost• Mesa. Califomi&. Cal1forn1a 9l6M
(714) U..M44
ID ... -· ' c ... -· -Cl ......
-· <D c.
Q.) c.
"'
Take one. It's tree. and you
don't need a note from your
doctor.
It's the latest Consumer
Information Catalog, the ~ight
prescription at the ~ght price for
the right information on issues
that affect your health and
home and pocketbook.
The Catalog lists more than
200 fe~I publications you
can send for. on everything
from cars to calories, babies to
budgets, jogging to jobs. On
building to buying, finding to fix-
ing. travel to treatments.
Whatever consumer infor-
mation you're looking for, look
to the Consumer Information
Catalog for help in finding the
answers you need. Many of the
offerings are freeJ and they're
all easy to order.
The Consumer· Information
Center of the U.S. General
Services Administration puts a
new Catalog together quarterly.
So for best re sults. take one
every three months.
The Consumer Information
Catalog. It's just what th e doc-
tor ordered. You can order one.
too. It's yours free by writing-
Consumer
Information Center
Department RX
Pueblo, Colorado 81009
A pUOlic MMC1 of this pubtlcebOl'I 4'nd the
Consumer lnfonnetioo C.n .. r ol tne U S
General s.rv.o.s Admtn1stration
.L .
-
..
HOMES FOR SALE
2 IEDROOI
1758 Santa Ana Ave. Eastslde, CM
631-2242 $238,500 Sunday 1-5
**508 38th Street. Newport Beach
759-9100 $335,000 Sunday 1 ·30-4
. 426 ~·B" Carnation (Old CdM) CdM
644-9060 $295,000 Sun 1-5
321 Dahlia. Corona del Mar
646-7171 $239.000 Sunday 1-4
217 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar
759-9100 $540,000 Saturday 1-5
••302 Santo Tomas. Costa Mesa
644-6200 $147.500 Sunday 1-4
* 420 Serra (Corona Highlands) COM
675-6900 $321 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 BR plus Fii RI or DEN
v6o Belcourt (Belcourt) CdM I
760-8333 $675.000 Sun 1-5
12 Belcourt Drive South (Belcourt) NB
644-6200 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 44 Morning Breeze (Turtlerock) Irvine
552-2000 $210.900 Sunday 1-4
4 710 Neptune. West Newport
673-7300 $250,000 Saturday 1-4
9 Northampton (Belcourt) NB
759-6700 $459,000 Sun 12-4
32 t Orchid, Olde Corona def Mar
675-6000 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2034 Pomona. (R-.2 Lot). Costa Mesa
75 1-3191 $116.500 Sunday 1-5
v 44 Whitewater (Jasmine Ck) CdM
760-8333 $267,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
2203 Miner St Costa Mes«1
854-7936 $125,000 Sun 12-4
34 73 Windsor (Wmldn Vig) CM
645 0303 S 195,000 Sat. t-4
v 37 Rue Founfainbleau (Big Cyn) NB
760-8333 $490,000 Sun 1-5
420 De Sola Terrace (Corona Highlands)
7 59-9100 $369 .000 Sunday 1-5
* * 105 Edgewate~ (Balboa Penin) NB
675-6000 $475.000 Sunday 1-5
466 Gav1ota (Bluffs) Newport Beach
675-6000 $238,000 SottSun 1-5
949 Goldenrod Ave. Corona def M.u
759-9100 $465.000 Sunday 1-5
•20 15 Leeward Lane (Baycrest) NB
644 -9060 $255.500 Satu. day 1-5
* •3335 Ocean Blvd. Corona def Mar
644-6200 $1.595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3300 Ocean Blvd, Corona def Mar
675-6000 $799,000 Sunday 1-5
3300 Ocean Blvd. Olde Corona def Mar
675-6000 $799,000 Saturday 1-5
1963 Port Weybridge (HVH) Newport Beach
759: 1870 $242.500 Sat./Sun 1-5
<42<4 Rivera Terrace. Corona def Mar
75~-9100 $695.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 Rue Chateeu Royal (Big Canyon) NB
64<4-6200 $489,500 Sunday 1-4
18851 San Ruflno, lrvtne
78$-0438 $415,000 Sat/Sun t-5
17<41 Tustin AV9 18. Costa Mesa
6"&-4380 $125.000 Sunday t-4
•
1741 Tustin Ave 1B:Costa Mesa
646-4380 S 125,000 Sat 1:30-5/Sun 1-4
145 Via Undlne (lido Isle) Newport Beach
6~3-7300 S3't9.000 Saturday 1-4
105 Via Wazlers (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch
973-7300 $349.000 Sun 1-4
436 Vista Parada (Bluffs) NB
759-6700 $279.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
416 Vista Roma. The Bluffs. N.B
640-9019 $169,000 Sunday 1-4
3 BR plus FAI RI or DEi
• 2054 Monrovia, Costa Mesa
751-6190 $129,750 Sun 1-4
236 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB
644-9060 $399.000 Sat 2-5
v*•41 Royal St George (Big Cnyn) NB
673-7300 $674,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
2207 Aralla (Eastblutt) Nwpt Sch
644-6200 $272.SOO-SatUrday T-4
•2443 Bamboo (Eastbluff) Nwpt Bch
644-9060 $278.500 Sunday 1-5
• 17 Carmel Bay .Prive, Corona del Mar
759-9100 $557,500 Sunday 1-5
•2403 Fordham Dr. College Park. CM
546-5880 S 156,900 Sunday 1-4
1789 Hawaii, Costa Mesa
760-8333 $162.800 Sat/Sun 1-4
••2707 H11t&k1ior (Harbor View Knoll) NB
644-6200 $245,000 Sunday 1-5
308 Holmwood (Newport Heights) NB
631 -1266 $314,500 Sunday l ·30-5
1781 Iowa. Costa Mesa
751-6 190 $138.900 Sat 1-4 .
v 16Jetty. (Jasmin~ Creek) CdM
644-9060 $345,000 Suo 1-5
* •300 Kings Pl (Clltthaven) NB
63 1-1266 $305,()00 Sat/Sun 1:30-5
163 1 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach
673-5354 $298.500 Sunday 1-5
v • 16 Napoli (Harbor Ridge) CdM
760-8333 S 1, 195,000 Sunday 1;5
•2486 Napoli. Newport Riviera, CM
642-5200 $124.900 Sunday 1-4:30
v ••10 Narbonne. Harbor Ridge. NB
640-4868 $995,000 Sunday 1-5
221 Narcissus. Olde Corona del Mar
675-70 67 $545 ,0 0 0
Open Sat/Sun 12:30-5
33 19 Nevada. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $153,000 Sat 11-3 Sun 1-4
'I * •309 Northstar lane (Dover Shores) NB
644-6200 $875,000 Sunday 1-4
***•2926 Pef11i'l. The Bluffs, N.B
722-6460 $379,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
321 Poinsettia. Old CdM. Corona Del Mar
759-9070 $377,000 Saturday 12-4:30
870 Sandcastle (Harbor View Hiiis) NB
675-6000. $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••2 Twin Lakes Circle. Corona del Mar
731-3777 $495.000 Sunday 1-5
508 Ventaja (Bluffs) Newport Beach
759-6700 $2'35.000 Sunday 12-<4
23722 Via Catzada. Mission Viejo
642-5200 $162.500 Sunday 1-4
100 vi-Trieste (Lido Isle) Nwpt Sch
673-7300 $795.000 Sunday,_... ' 2216 Water1ront, Corona del Mar
759·9100 $520.090 Sunday 1-5
2201 Wat&rfront. Olde Corona del Mar
644-9060 $380,000 Saturday t-5
v 2031 Yacht Defender. Seaview
644-9060 $379.000 Sun 1-5
•
4 IEIROOI
** 1621 Bayside Or .• CdM
644-9060 $9<45.000 Sat. 1-
* *627 Via Lido Sood (lido tale) NB
644-9060 $1 ,<4<46,000 Sun 1-114 .
** 1621 BaY$lde Drive, Corona del Mar
644-9060 $Q45,000 Sat. 1-
* * 111 Bayside Place, Corona def Mar
675-6161 $895,000~ Saturday 1.,
* • • 1796 Oriole Or (Mesa Verde) CM
641-1458 $329,000 Sun. 1-
205 Via Jucar (Lido Isle) N.8 .
675-6259 $429.000 Sat/Sun 1·!
124 Via Trieste (Lido i:ste) Newport Beach
673-7300 $450,000 Sat 1-4
4 BR plus FAI RI or DEi
LOTS; 301 & 303 Narcissus. Old CdM, Cd~
759-9070 $305K Sat/Sun Agt on to·
u 1 Redlands Newpori
Heights
644-90 60 $359.500
Sun 1·5
* •661 Via Lido Soud (Lido tste) NB
673-7300 $1 .550,0QO Sun 1_.
2878 Alonzo (Mesa Del Mar) Costa Mesa
63 1-7370 S 142,500 Saturday 1-5
* 26435 Arbor Rd (San Juan Vig) SJC
642-5200 S 119,500 Sunday 1-5
•23 Belcourt (Belcourt) Newport Beach
631-1266 $829.000 Sunday 1_..:30
••22 Belmont (Harbor Hiii) Nwpt Bch
759-9100 $925.000 · Sat/Sun 12-4
••21 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) COM
644-6200 $519,000 Sat 1-5 Sun 1-4
v 21 Burning Tree. Big Canyon. NB
760-1900 $785,900 Saturday t-4
* * 1213 E. Balboa Blvd (Balboa Penln) NB
644-6200 $750.000 Sunday 1-5
* *818 Harbor Island Drive. Nwpt Bch
759-6700 $975,000 Sunday 1-5
20 Hlll8borough (Harbor Hiii) Nwpt Sch
759-9100 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
* •53 Montecito (Spyglass) NB
644-6200 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
14 Morro Bay (Spyglass) Nwpt Sch
644-6200 $549.000 Sat/Sun t-5
1869 New Jersey. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $149.500 Sun. 1-4
* • 17 48Bonaire. Newport Beach
675-6000 $289.000 • Sunday 1-5
2224 Pacific Drive. Corona del Mar
644-6200 $950.000 Sunday t -5
250 Poppy, (Ooeanvtew). CdM
759-9070 $409,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
~ I t601 Port Abbey (Harbor Vu Hms) NB
759-9100 $369.000 . Sunday 1-5
1223 Portslde (Harbor View Hiiis) NB
644-6200 $439.000 Sat 1-.4 Sun 1-5 * •4<4 Rldgellne Drive (Hatbor Ridge) NB
644-6200 $675.000 Sunday 1-5
•24 R°"'lngham (Befcourt) Nwpt 8oh
644·6200 895.000 Sunday 1.5
..,..22 Royal St. George, Big Canyon, NB
760-8333 $525.000 Sunday 1_..
••2 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB
644-8200 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
850 Sandcastle (Hbr Vu His) CdM
760·8333 $329,000 Sat/Su" 1-5
1s2t Seacrest.(H.V. Hiiis) CdM
6«·9060 $398,500 Sun. t-5
-
-
5
5
32 So Capella Ct, Mesa Verde;CM
-2307 $209.000 · Sat/Sun 12-5
Stillwater (Turtlerock) Irvine
6000 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
Tradewinds Ln, Baycrest, NB
1-3191 $294,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
19 Yacht Resolute. Seavtew, N.B
0-78 49 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
&·IEDllll
Goldenrod, Olde Corona del Mar
5-60'00 $549,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5· BR plus Fiii II t~ IEI
24 Antigua Way ([)per Shor'8) NB
9-6700 $760,000 Sunday 1-5
Sunday 1-5
Burning Tree (BIQ Canyon) NB
4-6200 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
49 Cambria (Spyglaa) COM
4-6200 $825,000 Sunday 1-4:30
326 Evening Canyon (Shorecllffs) NB
4-6200 $599,000 Sunday 1:30-5
erm1tage (Big Canyon) Newport Beach
4-6200 $1 ,095,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 Hillcrest. Big Canyon. Nwpt 8ch
73-8700 $2,450,000 Sunday 1-5
1 Kings Rd, (Cllffhaven), Nwpt 8ch
68-1021 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
0 Miramar. Penlnsula Point
44-9060 Sunday 1-4:30
7 Muir Beach, Spyglass
60-8333 $1 ,295,000 Sunday 1-5
401 North Star (Dover Shores) Nwpt Sch
73-5354 $980,000 Sunday 1-4:30
Poppy, Corona Del Mar
73-8494 $399.ooo· Sunday 12-4
16 Pt Loma {Spyglass) COM
44-6200 $625.000 Sunday 1-5
•25 R1dgeline (Harbor Ridge) NB
44 -6200 $3.950,000 Sunday 1-5
Sunburst. Irvine
60-1900 $~20,000 Sunday 1-5
•6 Trafal gar .. Harbor Ridge, Nwpt Bch
40-4868 $1, 750,000 Sunday 1-5
6 Via Lores (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch
73-7300 $465,000 Sunday 1-4
t2 Wavecrest (Harbor Vu Hiiis) NB
75-6000 $379,000 Sunday 1-5
6 BR plus Fii 11 or DEi
TS 84-85-86 Top of Aockypolnt Spyglass
44·6200 $2,700,000 Sat/Sun 8-8
8 Cypress. Big Canyon, Nwpt Bch
60-1900 $995,000 Sunday 1-5
•4~ ~apoll (Harbor Rldge)N.B.
· 60 $3,800,000 • Sun 1-5
CO II DOS
TOWllHOIES
FOR SILE
1 IEDllll
......
2333 Ticonderoga. Costa Mesa
751-6190 $93,000
2 IEDROOI ·
426 "8 " Carnation (Old
CdM)CdM
644-9060 $295,000
Sun 1-5
594 ·c· Hamllton, Costa Mesa
751-6190 $107 ,000
Sat 1-5
Sat 1-5
100 Scholz Plaza · PH#10. Nwpt Bch
759:1877 $1 75,000 Sunday 1-5
'2( IR ~l~s Fii RM ~r DEi
••2792 Longwood Court, CM
546-2313 S 168,500 Sunday 1-4
3 IEDROOI
..
* • 114 Odyssey Ct (Nwpt Crest) NB
673-7300 $179,000 Sun. 1-4
, * • # 19 Odyssey Ct (Nwpt Crest) NB
673-7300 $182,000 Sun. 1...-
500 Playa. Eastblutf. Nwpt 8ch
640-5560 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 . 3 IR ,1us Fll RI tr IEI
2 Chateau Royale, Big Canyon, NB
756-1540 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
HO""' '"11UT/SH12·1 Ill
IEW LISTillll
UYI Ill IUll IF l
11.EDUt TllS IS m
OLD CORONA DEL MAR
NEW LISTING!!
LIC&TIH: Great! in block to beach
Sills Large! 4bd,.2ba, lam riR"2 patios & deck
YllW1 From living rm & master!
• OCEAN & HILLS
PllOls RIGHT! Easy redo. S411,000
SA1111m11111m 111-H10
3Bdrm + Oen charmer! Hardwood
floors, high beam celllngs, Im-
maculate. A dellghtl $377 ,000.
IPll UT 12-4&H 121 ~
JIM I PATTY Mc:OONALO
IAm llYUnmTS llt-Mll
*"11 Touton (Harbor Ridge) Mitpt 8ch
644-9060 $675,000 Sunday 1-5
4 IElllllJ
•2912 Ouedada (Bluffs) NwpJ Bch
759-9100 $225,000FEE Sunday 1-4:30
DUPLEXES
FOR SILE ·
2216 Waterfront, Coron~ del Mar
759-9100 $520,000 Sunday 1-5
3 II 1tl1s 2 II
720/720'h Fernleaf, Olde Corona def Mar
675-6000 $339,500 Sunday 1-5
305 Lartcspur, Olde Corona def Mar
675-6000 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
S4o. Seashore Or. Newport Beach
675-5930 Sun. 1-5
HOIES FOR REiil
* 1806 Sandlewood (4BR Baycrest) NB
759-6700 $2200/mo. Sat/Sun 11...-
•Spa
•Poot
**Waterfront
**•Waterfront & Pool
vGtve' address at guard gate
30'x 118' @ $300.000 or 45'x t 18' @ $305.000
"' ............... lfFOl
IPll SAT 12-11• AIDT• LIT
um ••a1mt1 lll-Mll
•1Nml1llRM•
Ope1$111·5-1751 S11t1 Alla "
let Us 1111; Y 11
Sell Ye• p,..,.,1
Cal ...... (_
642-5671 .......
111.1 " ....... IAITllN• 4 BR, family room. den, 3'A bath&. Moat
speci.llCUlar and luxurious 11C'W custom home
over $80.000 in decorator fe11tura, all·gl491
entryway llll,HI 10T.hn .,., ._.., 1-4 Ila.Uta
One of Coste MeM'I oldeet homee bull1 Wound
•the tum of the century, completely '9n0Yeted. A
ctlarmlng two atoey wt 28drmt ·a 2 betha. Up-
greded kltehen eppllenoea & c.blnets A 4 ear
garege lhet la atr...ed for a 2nd Unll Property 11 ~OMCI A-2. on.red et 1233.500. can wan su.22•2
~ "°'" n ho\\ l~·a It'
for information
& _surprisingly
low cost.
I
' I l
I
I I f
-
...
..
PAG•JJ/SATURDAYMAR.t ,t'86 ........ ~ .. ~~ .... ~~ .......... ~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~~~~~!!
Buyers tune in -to hear .
a sales pitch fro1n c'ar
Real estate company_ ---------beams messages via
transmitters in sign
LOS ANcf ELES (AP) -A local real
estate company is beaming 90-second
radio spots from the front lawns of
listed home~ transmitting messages
like "Buy met\. to passing cars' radios.
'Low-power transmitters are located
in the real estate signposts, and the
tape recorder that plays the message Is
connecteq by wire inside the house.
Car radios tuned to 820 AM can pick up
the messages up·to 75 feet away as
they drive by. The R.R. Gable real
estate company ·has 150· such mini-
transmitters operating in the San
Fernando Valley.
"Bob bought this 3,000-square-foot
house because of the quality lath-and-
plaster construction and its many built-:
in features,·' lntone&-0ne ad, spoken by
a professional announcer. The house Is
on Lassen Street In Chatsworth.
"Buy met" chirps another, on En-
trada Avenue In Porter Ranch. "Your
guests will be very impressed as yo~
greet them at the door and lead them
through the marble-floored 6iitry; past
Irvine
firm joins
national
n etwork
Irvine Coast Realtors has affiliated
with Better Homes and ,Gardens Real
Estate Service to become its exclusive
Irvine member.
Robert Di Grucclo, one of the
principal brokers of the Irvine real
estate agency, sard that Irvine Coast
1oin.ed the national real estate network
as part of a plan to expand Its business.
The firm intends to add another 15 to
20 sales associates during the course
of the next year, doubling its sales
force.
"Through Better Homes and Gar-
dens. we'll be able to offer consumers a
(µII line of professional real estate
services," DI Gruccio said. lncludinq
home marketing programs, a Home
Protection Plan to protect' resale
property sellers and buyers. settling .. in
services for buyers and participation Ip ..
a national referral system that brings
out-of-town buyers to the firm.
Better homes and Gardens Real
Estate Services d1so operates an
employee relocation service and will
soon begin helping consumers obtain
mortgages through an in.dependent
mortgagw banking company,
Irvine Coast Realtors is a successor
to the first real estate office In Irvine,
which opened in 1969.
.
the spiral stairway to the step-down
living room." . .
''At _night, we can hear the motors
and ~ee the lights from cars parked out
front to listen," said Marlene Friedman,
whose home on Amestoy Avenue In
nearby Northrldge is selling for
$400,000.
Gable owner Roger Hance says the
ads are tailor-made to the customer's
wishes and are based on Interviews
with the sellers.
"Sometimes peopie in real estate
become Insensitive about the emotions
that motivate people to buy a house."
Hance says.
A four-begroom home on Sonoma
Way In Northrldge beams this
message: "There's also a maid's room
and an office room -perfect for
conducting a business from this
house.''
Concern for the servant Is also
evident at Friedman's home._ Sitsides
otfering ·maid's quarters, her radio ad
says "publlc transportation for Otie kjds
and domestic help Is within' walking
distance.''
The Federal Communications Com-
mission says no permits are n8eded for
such low-power transmitters.
Juatine Jllee tu.nee ln her car
radio to llaten to a Nlee pitch
John Cooper of Tempe, Ariz .. who
helped design the system, said
previous attempts had failed becau8e
the transmitters were Inside the houses
with the recorder.
"'-broadcut from a realty 1
yl•lble throq h the car wind
The transmitter Is attached tc
sfgnpost by security bolts and cov
by protective plastic to prevent 1
Gable agent Dotty Wichman 1
adding that the radio communk:1
should save the sales staff som,.e t
"Putting the ~nit actually on t he • "If people have driven by the he
street overcomes all the problems,·~ they've seen it and heard about lt.1
Cooper said Thursday. she said.
Homebuyers' income shoots up
as both partners Join labor force
7 8 percent of bu ye rs
in urban areas earn
30,000 rpinimum
With the number of two-Income
families on the rise, the combined
family income of those buying
homes has Increased dramatically in
the current housing cycle, reports
Chicago Title Insurance Co. In its
10th annual survey of recent home
buyers. •
The company, a leading Insurer of
· property titles. surveyed buyers In
11 representative metropolitan
housing markets last year. It found
that 78 percent of all home buyers In
metropolltan areas earned $30,000
or more last year. and more than half
had a combined family Income of
$41,000 or more.
About one of every four farnmes
had a combined· Income of more
than $61,000.
"Among home buyers, rising In-
come directly relates to the growing
number of famllles with two wage
earners," said John .Pfister, vice
president and director of market
research for Chicago Title. ,
Last year. 76.3 percent of all home
bµyers were married couples.
Among these, three of ev~ry four
families had two wage earners. And,
In 92.6 percent of these families,
both partners were employed full
time, he observes.
In 1982, less than 50 percent of
repeat home buyers were two-
Income families. Today, that figure·
has risen to 72.2 percent. Over the
same time period. the percentage of
first-time buyers In this category has
risen from 62.4 percent to 85.8
perQent and appears to have leveled
off at this point.
Chicago Title reports that, among
married couples buying for the first
time last year, the largest group had
a combined inGome of between
$3 1,000 and $40,000. What may be
more significant, however, Is the ·
large number of buyers in this
category -46.3 percent of the
sample -whose Incomes exceeded
this range, while ontyll7.2 percent of
married fir.at-time buyers earned
less than $31 ,000. ..
In the company's sample, 36.5
percent of all married couples buy-
ing for the first time had a combined
Income of between $31.000 anp
$40,000:· 20.9 percent earned be-
tween $41,000 and $50,000; 13.6
percent earned between $51 ;ooo
and $60,000: and i 1.8 percent
earned $61,000 or more. Fewer than
20 percent earned les~ than
$30,000.
Am~mg repeat buyers. 42.4 per
cent earned $61,000 or more; 16.:
percent were in the $51 ,000 t•
$60,0GO range; 14.4 percent earnec
between $41 ,000 and $50,000; enc
19.8 percent earned betwee1
$31,000 and $40,000.
Pfister says the Impact of tw1
famlly incomes ts dramatically ap
parent when compared with th•
incomes of married couples buylnt
homes last year. Among thos1
earning $61,000 or more, 83 percen
were two-Income famllles. for thos1
in the $51,000 to $60,000 range. th1
percentage rose to 93.9 percent.
The percentage of two-lncom•
famllles dropped off to 60 percen
among those families earnini
$30,000 or less.
The Chicago T~ study alsc
provides a ~reakdown of mediar
home prices based on f amlly ln
come. The medJan price Is a mid
point with an equal number o
homes priced above and betow It.
For· those with a combined Income
unc:ier $30,000, the median home
price last year was $75,970. It rose t<
$83,580 for those In the $31,QOO.to
$40,000 Income ranQe; to $85,55<
for those earning between $41,00<
and $50,000; to $113,070 for thos.
In the $51,000·to-$60,000 Income
range; and to $139,710 for those
earning more than $61,000.
.,.....
lip
ow.
the
ered
hef1,
iays.
at Ion
me.
•Use,
oo,"
OPEN HOUSES
I SITllll&Y n•1U NllT 11,lll-
EJegant home provtdea • BR. 4 BA, sunken ...,, llU
conversation pit wtth flreplace, formal dining, 3 BR
family room. forever views of chan~. bay & city
lights from both floors ~ boaf dock. Very · ·
3473 Windsor Ct.
$195.000
SllllY
...... impressive thrJughoutl UYFml 4 BR
Ill CAIYOI • 1111,111 .. U1Y11
Absolutely gor eous 3 BR Monaco model. High-3 BR
ly upgraded wl\h new A/C syttem, new heating llWftlT KAii
2274 Channel Rd.
$1 ,587.000
18 Aue Chantilly
$585,000
2109 Mlr.arriar
$425,000
1334 Antlqua Way
$379,000
2432 Fordham
$142,000
a.r...,..
1-4 L.._.
2-5
T.W .....
12-4 ua1t ~nd hot/c~ld spa. 180°• view of city lights. 4 BR ·
mountain and ocean. Prime location on the cul llWPllT WCI l.lillc
2-5 .. .....,
1~4
. OllTA llst
WlTERFHIT . _\-1411,MI 3 BA
Big and beautlf U lnvltftYO and gracious warmth OllTA IUl
of woods. spec I tiles and luxurious carpets 3 BR "
875 Deep Creek
$127,300 '· '"'" 1-4
de sac with 3 c~garage. 4 BR
throughout. Out tending buy on a very special
island complete with dock and side ties for your
flotilla. Let us show you this perfect 3·BR, 3 BA
EASTSIDE COST A MESA
home. Easy to see~just call.
·' IEWPORT IUOI 1421,IOO
Ideal loca tion near the Wedge. Large 4 BR, 2'14
BA home with delightful atrium and large rec-
room with wet bar. Well appointed master
.bed.mom. with balCOflY patio. Owner will carry
hrst
aEWPORT IElllTI IHl,000
3 BR hOme designed for entertaining family!
Well equipped modern kitchen and separate
dining room. make It easyl Sparkling pool and
hot tub surrounded by wonderful landscapinJ1
and plenty of patio spaoe for outside fun.
DOYER UllH Hll,IOO
Rambhng 2-story home with 4 large bedrooms.
high beamed ceilings and circular staircase.
Double marble fireplace o~n to living room and
dining room. Elegant master suite with fireplace
and his/hers bathrooms overlooks "'picturesque
pool with recirculating rock fountain.
OI Tllf PflNISIU 1241,IOO
Gorgeous bay view condo with 2 large master
suites. built-in kitchen with eating area plus
huge living and formal dining area. All hlgh-
ltghted with quality wallpapers and carpet. Re-
sort complex on the bay with pool and boat slip
near the Pavillion.
lEWPllT ClllT I 171,000
Breathtaking 3 BR. 3 BA townhome upgraded in
good quality. Ideally located in wonderful com-
plex with picturesque views from every room. A
bnght and cheery home that should not be
missed! ''
IEWNIT 11U1 , 1127,IOO
Fashionable penthouse In a quiet and secure
resort location wltl') all amenities or walk to the
beach. A serene 2 BR. 2 BA In perfect condition
including a new kitchen. Perfect for two adults
who are tired of renting.
wTlllE 121•• Buflt in 1980 and the best buy for your money!
This clean duplex (2 BR. 2 BA each) features
vaulted cetUngs, fireplace. inside laundry rooms,
double car garages. spacious private back
yards and more!!
E&STSllf • " 121..-
lf you have someone you would like to live side-
by-side with, then this double townhome is for
you! Superb condition 3 BR, 1 'h BA units with
mini yard In · most desirable Eastslde Costa
Mesa location. Grab your friend a~ see It
today! '
USTSllE 1217 ....
Heights area -1ust reduced! Unusual. "artsy"
funky, fun! Great 4 BR. 3 BA home for those who
want something different! R-2 lot -motivated
seller.
SANTA ANA
S&ITlW 1117 ....
Charming Spanish style pool home with 3 BR.
·dining room. hardwood floors, covered patio
and RV access. In excellent condition with new
paint throughout. You really get your money's
worth In this home!
WTlW 1111,..
Adorable. 3 BR. Pl• BA home near Mile Square
Park. Formal.dining and master bedroom suite.
Covered patio surrounded by nice landscaping.
Ample room for parking on large concrete
driveway and 2 car garage. Neat and clean
move-in condition home r,eady for new owners.
WtsT UITl W . 1111,111
Fixer. 3 BR. is;. BA. lar~e kitchen with dining
1rea. 2 car garage. fir~place. Fenced all-a-
round. Great for family or investor. Needs your
help. Call now for this opportunity!
Andy King
Sylvia Kohler
IA'T'UmDAY llA& 1, ttM/PAGa ll
COSTA MESA
1111.-...
Gracious 4 BR + den Mesa V8'de home has
everything! Located near 2 golf courses and 2
parks, beautiful yard with . pool and patio, and
side hideaway patio off the den, new add-on
family room and teen quarters wlth It's own
entry. Bring In your offer.
.....,. .. YIU.All 1111.-
3 BR. 2 BA. vaulted celling, atrium. central air,
security, community pool, -spa and night lighted
tennis courts! Owner transferred. Grab your
racket and come see this one today!
CISTI •S& 11•,HO
Never a vacancy In this superb duplex. Two 2
BR. 2'h BA units with fireplace, inside laundry
and garage. Excellent condition! Perfect for
proud Investor or owner occupancy.
OISTI llUA 1111,-0 .
Two story condo In e•cellent South Coast Metro
location.Either 4 BR or 3 + den, 2 BA, large
master bedroom with sundeck, mini-yard with
patio and two car garage. Cozy complex ajfh
pool and spa.
can 1UA 11a,101
Distinctive family home In desirable neigh-
borhood 4 BR, 1¥4 BA single story, In Mesa Del
Mar. Beautifully malntaJned inside and out. ..
Delay may mean disappointment.
CIUlll PAii 11'2 ....
Well maintained 3 BR + den, 2 BA in excellent
location! This exceptionally clean home has
hardwood floors. an Inside laundry room and a
low maintenance yardl
YIUAll nm 1121,no
Beautifully upgraded 3BR, 1¥4 BA condo with
dramatic slate entry and kitchen. custom brick
fireplace, wet bar, family room. master suite on
separate level and Inviting strea~ff the patio.
Within walking distance to So. Coast Plaza .•
OISTI •1& 1112 ...
Two story. 2 BR condo with vaulted ceilings.
flrepla living room, patio and double at-
tach gara ake advantage of low tnteres1
rat -purchase your first home now.
cnT& mS& 1111,MO
Super Sharp 2 BR, with bubbling stream next to
private patios. Pool and spa just steps away.
Only five years old with all amenities. Why rent?
Call now!
Leo Prince T amarrah Anderson
Patricia Arsie
Diane Baumgardner •
Lea Burshtyn
Patrick Clark
Lou Fakhoury
Patti Florio
Tim McKeehan
Joan McNaughton
Doug Meeder
Marc Mongeau
Joan Parkinson
Leo Rach1ord
Georgiana Rayner
Reva Samuels
David Sareml
Pat Shore
Jeannine Stake
Bernard Towers
Allee Voss
Donna Wall .
Charlalne Ward
Ray Zartler
Cora Baldlkoski. Branch Sales Manager
?kM~~
AMERICA'S LARGEg!{~:oli'iCE RJ=AL .EST AT~ CO .
• •
2211 HARBOR BLYI., COSTA IESA
-
•
•
~~---------------------............. ............
..
..
. ....
f
PAG• 24/SATUllDAY MAa. 1, 1' ..
NEW LISTINGS
U•CIO Ill JOAOlll 1 111,000
Well maintained townhouse on cul de sac. Quiet
location on greenbelt close·to pools, shops, golf
course and tennis courts.
TIE lllffl 1111,000
Popular 1 story Bluff condo. End unit sur-
rounded by grass. 3 BR, 2 BA, highly maintained
with lovely parquet floors In kitchen/entry .. Fee.
UllH Ylnt•H 1242,IOO
Hurry! Hur'lt This 3 BR Monaco will not last with'
Its plantation shutterS'. neutral decor and
fabulous location.
WTlllfF P11,llO
4 BR. 3 BA. Great for e~tertaining: spacious LR,
expanded OR & study overlook large pool &
.patio. View from upstairs.
ILH •llA Ill UI 1171,000
Just steps to beach & park. Great Investment or
perfect for~ owner occupancy. ·High annual in-
come and both units remodeled.
IWllH flEW llLLI Ptl,HO
Sandpiper model with 4 BR, spacious FR with
fireplace, beamed ceilings. central air, security.
lovely garden & ocean view. Hurry on this.
Ill Cllftl 1171,000
A lovely 4 BR or 4 BR-+ library home with pool
and spa. Great location. skylights, high ceilings,
large rooms. 3--fireplaces. ·
n11•11u UYFHIT 11',I00,000
One of a kind .home with extensive built-Ins of
furniture quality, a planked ceiling that re-
sembles a boat keel. Basement .. ~arden. boat
dock & beach.
CORONA DEL MAR
-A MEMBER OF THE Ill
SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK lAJ
OPEN HOUSES 1-5
IAYllllT
3 BA. Spa
.....111.UI
3 BR oiau Ill UI
3 BR, FR
Ull llU
3 BR, FR
Pl--.&NllT
6+ BR
MmHT
4 BR. Pier
llifFI
3 BR. Fee
11 .. mua
2 BR. Oen ·
UITll.lff
3 BR
MllUllLUI
3 BR ..........
3 BR, FR
WTK.lff
5 BR. FR, Spa .. ,., lllllT1
4 BR, FR,'Vlew
$175.000
$225,000
$278,500
$325.000
$345,000
$355,000
$359.500
4"Jhta ....
K.PARKEA ... ..., .....
·E. BOWIE
24U .......
S. WALLACE
111 .....
R. KURTZ.
11 ""r
C.McMAHAN
lit .....
G.ANOERSON
441 ......
0. BIBB
llNITDUll IUHIR YlfW MILLI INl,IOI 3 BR. Pool
Enter lovely garden courtyard to 4 BR, 2'h BA. •llftl ..UI
unique living room, family room home. Three car 4 BR. Oen
2tOIT-..
$359,000 M. PHILLIPPI
12U ....... l.Me
$387.000
garage. Treat yourself. ..... Y111f M U M. GliltJH
1Hl leaeratt
llAHll YIEW l lUS _ IHt,IOO
Well maintained home on large lot on fine streeL
3 BR. 2 BA. vaulted ceilings, covered patio, 3 car
-garage. Owner anxious.
CHIU l lllUlll 1441,000
Newer custom home with 180° ocean/bay view.
Room for pool. 3 BR + FR or 4 BR. 31h BA, 2
fireplaces. master BR retreat could be office or
den.
IPYIU U llU 1411,000
An incredible value recently. redecorated In
prestine white. Quiet location, views of ocean.
harbor and sunsets.
CO~OIA Ill MAR 1141,000
Pnce reduced for quick sale! Perfect 3 BR Cape
Cod. totally remodeled in 1983. Gourmet
kitchen. wood floors. trench doors.
.C BR.FR, Ocean Vu
lnlUll&l
6 BR, FR, Vu
........ 1
3 BA, Ocean Vu wur..,.,
3 BR, FA
IPYIUIS llU
6 BR, FR. Vu, Pool
IAYnllT
4 BR, Pier ~
UMllU
4 BR, FR ........
6 BR, Pool, Vu
$398,500
$650,000
$675.000
$698.000
$699,000
$945,000
$1 ,445,000
$3,800.000
L. McLOON
JIS. .....
B.REEOY
11 T ...
l. MURPHY
1111 ........
G. LIVINGSTON
1 ..... ..,
M.REEOY
1H1..,...
M. MATIHEWS
121 11a·L.We IM4
E. OLSON
1 .....
S. HARRIS
OTHER AREAS
111nn111 un.-
2 BR + den. Owner paid $225,000 new, then
spent $60,000 on extensive upgrades.
Gorgeous. lmm1lculate & ready to sell.
SHHOUFFS · llH,800 TllTUIMI fll.W QH,800
Lovely 3 BR. 3 BA single story residence over-Private & quiet wooded area with pool & tennis
looking spacious pa,k-like strada and ocean facilities. Highly upgraded. 2 BR, den, 2 decks.
view Prestigious CdM neighborhood with beach Lovely night-tight view.
access.
119 UYF HIT' · 1141,000
Spacious 4 BA, 31h BA custom built on the bay.
3 boat slips, favorably priced! Call for appoint-
ment. Land Included.
llLU IF UllU IHl ,111
Tucked away for complete prlvaty yet In com-
mand of dramatic coastal & fights view. 3 BR. 3
BA with spacious kltchell. brass & wOOd wet bar,
tfle spa.
644-9060
' ..
DAILY PILOT /BAL nTATm
..
;
, NEWPORT BEACH
TIE lllFn ,'.. 1171,IOI
3 B~ end unit In good location. Neutral colors &
very neat & clean. 1 BR downstairs & 2 BR,
upstairs. Price Includes ta~d. · -~-
Ult• OIUT ESTATH ~·1 ·. 1211 ....
Upgraded 2 BR plus f amlly room condo situated
on lovely greenbelt area overlooking pool. LI·
brary retreat off master suite.
-WIST IEWPllT '221,111
High rental area -constant demand. For the
stirewd Investor this 4 BR/2BR duplex can't be
tSeat. ~teps to surf and sand.
INNITIHIH 1211,-
For those who love the beach but want everytlng
In a homel 3 BR, 3 BA. wood floors, etched
glass, huge m~ter suite! Land Included.
WUTOUfF . 12HMI
Executive appeal. Lots of square footage. 10w
maintenance, or 4 BA, workshop. Lots of trees.
best schools an~ wa!king distance to everything.
llAlll IAY 1211MO
Totally private 2 BA with spa & ready for unit to
be built over 3 car garage. Garden patio is steps
from bay beachfront. ...
,Ill UIY ..... UJ11 , 1211 ...
~ dellgtltful Augusta with gorgeous golf course, ~Jew. 2 BR. den, high ceilings 'and complete
security. ·
WYllW IHt,Olt
Spacious pool-size lot. 24 hr. guard-gate com-
munity. Light, airy· 3 BA Nantucket. Owner will
carry with low down. Posslble lease/option.
WYllW 1411,IOO
Enjoy a sophlsttcated family lifestyte. Beautiful 4
BA two story, forever view of ocean & Newport
Center. puard-gate.
IAllli11111 sue.-
Magnificent view from 2 story. 3 BA, 3 BA, FR &
OR townhome. Beveled mirror. plantation shut-
ters, A/C, 2 bars, 3 patios. guard gate and more.
H•mu ntn p ..,.,...
High ceilings, privacy, bookcases, 3 fireplaces, 2 ~atlos. A quiet corner loctlon and ease of ·
maintenance makes this 4 BR, 3 BA home a Joy!
MYUllllll Mll ....
Bay and nlte-flght views, 4 BR. formal dining and
pool offer comfortable lifestyle for couple or
small family.
PlllalU PlllT ........
A story book guest house, a 3 story wtndmlll and
a 4 BR main house makes this property unique,
practical, romantic -all on a double lot. Great
buy.
llAllNl•I .......
Out of area seller is realistic! One of the best
view locations with tremendous amount of up-
grades. ·3 BR. 3 BA & 3 car garage. •
lllOUYll ....
Big Canyon "big" sprawling 5 BR, 2 ato'¥
custom with oversized pool In enclosed
courtyard. Located on. cul de sac & private
greenbelt.
21-1 SAN JOAQUIN Hllll ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH