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SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1986
Priest charged with molestation
Will surrender next week on 24 felony
charges off ondling several altar boys
duties at the church for about a week,
a church spokesman said.
'Andersen's whereabouts arc not
known to police, Walker said. He had
lived at the church for about four
years. the investigator said.
Beach that is owned by the church.
"The victims are in the 12-to 14-
year-old range," said Walker. "AU of
them are altar boys at the church ...
"The inv~tion led to teVeral
more victims: said Walker ... W~
neues were able to provide infor-
mation and some physical evidence
was found."
reviewed by the Diocese of Qraaaie.
Oiocae offlci.alt referred 1nqujtin to
their attorney, William Mon.roe.
Monroe. who reportedly has qrccd to
surrender Andenen, could not be
reached for comment. By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. OM!r .........
Two dozen felony molestation
charges were filed late Friday against
a Roman CathoUc priest who alleged-
ly fondled several altar boys at St.
Bonaventure Church in Huntington
Beach.
Coaat
Coast residents react to
the concept of keeping
Daylight Saving Time
year-round./ A3
The Laguna Beach Art
Museum has postponed
Its reopening for a third
tlme./A3
California
Foes of the Dlablo Ca-
nyon nuclear power plant
suffered a setback In a
ruling from the U.S. Ap-
peals Court Friday./ AA
New rules requiring
trucks and buses to be
virtually smoke-free by
the early 1990swere
adopted Friday by the
state Air Resources
Board./A.2
The father of a brain-
dead baby agreed Friday
to have her disconnected
from life support systems
so her heart could be
transplanted./ A4
Nation
A member of the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission
cl alms the panel has fail-
ed to take action to cor-
rect safety problems./ A4
World
Libyan students expelled
from Britain arrived home
Friday protesting their
Innocence./ AS
The Geneva Conference
on Disarmament ended
Its three-month spring
session Friday with little
progress made./ AS
Religion
Special activities are
planned across the coun-
try for the 34th National
Day of Prayer./ Al
Sports
University and Estancia
maintain share of Sea
View League lead In
baseball. /81
A bad night for local
profesalonal baseball
teams as both the Angels
and Dodgers lose./81
Fountain Valley High soft-
ball pitcher Patti Taylor
throws no-hitter against
Ocean Vlew./81
Entertainment
.. The Lion In Winter" has
a muffled roar In San
Clemente./ A7
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Father Andrew Christian
Andersen, 34, has agreed through hi$
attorney to surrender to authorities
early next week, said Huntington
Beach police Lt. Jim Walker.
Andersen, known as "Father
Chris" at t}le Springdale Street
church, has not been active in bis
Family,
friends
salute
captives
Beirut hostages· kin
gather wt th residents
of convalescent home
By TONY SAAVEDRA or ..,. o.., ll'lot 9Ulll
Patty Little, niece of slain Ameri-
can hostage Peter Kilburn. buried her
head in her husband's shoulder and
cried.
She wept for Kilburn, who was
executed and dumped with the bodies
of two British hostages on a Lebanese
road in retaliation for the U.S.
bombing of Libya.
She wept for the five Americans
still held by terrorists in Lebanon.
And she wept tears of gratitude for
the memorial tree planted in honor of
Kilburn Friday at a Westminster
park.
"I think it's a lot harder for me
today, because the funeral's on Tues.-
day," said Little, after tyil\& yelJow
and purple streamers around the
tree's thin trunk. The yellow signified
Kilburn's homecoming, whjJe the
pu~le stood for life in the hereafter.
Little also planted a wooden cross,
attached to a small painting of
Kilburn, at the base of the tree. ln the
background, Huntington Beach resi-
dent "Eric Jacobsen, the son of another
kidnapped Amencan, sang" Amazing
Grace" in a voice wavering from
nerves and emotion.
Asked for her thoughts during the
ceremony, Little said: "1 wished that I
didn't have to be doing this. I wished
Peter was home."
She and husband Lance of Santa
Cruz joined the rclati ves of the other
hostages at Liberty Park to salute
Kilburn and to honor a Westminster
convalescent hospital that has
adopted the captives.
Plastered on the side of several
wheelchairs were bumper stickers
depicting an American flag with the
words "Free the Lebanon 7."
The stickers date back to last
summer when residents at Hy-lond
Convalescent home began praying
It is alleged the priest molested
several altar boys. but police declined
to say bow many.
The sexual assaults purportedly
occurred on the church grounds, in
Andersen's car and an office, and at a
private residence in Huntington
The allqed sexual incidents OC·
curred between February 1985, and Mar~h of this year when police
detectives began their investigation.
Walker said the investigation
bepn March 31 when the mother of a
13-year-old boy contacted detectives,
alleging her son had been molested at,
the church rectory by Andersen.
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Helen Miller embracee the ReY. Ben Weir ds tree-
plantinC ceremony honortnc the American hoe ea ln
Belrat and the con~et1eent hoepltal that bu a opted
them. Miller'• huband William had adopted Weir, bat he
died abortly before the mlMlonary wu releued.
daily for the safe return of seven
Americans held by Shiite Moslems.
One of the hostages', the Rev. Ben
Weir, returned home in September.
while Kilburn was reportedly shot to
deathApnl 16.
Weir remembered Kilburn during
a short speech before the tree-planting
ceremony. describing the murdered
American as a "gentle person ... with a
ready smile (who) always appeared to
have time to stop and talk in a
personal way.''
"We remember him and shall do so
each day ofour lives," Weir said. "We
miss the other hostages and pray
fo rgiveness for their captors."
Weir and Kilburn were boyhood
friends in Berkeley, attending the
same intermediate and high school
classes. Their vocations later took
them to Beirut, Weir as a Presby-
terian missionary and Kilburn as a
librarian at the American University
of Beirut.
(Pleue aee TREES/ A2)
Walker did not elaborak. He said
the investiption is not over.
Monsisnor Patrick Duffy said in an
interview Tbunday tba.t the priest left
the church about a week .,o. He said
be had not talked with him in the
duration.
Duffy said the incident is beina
Duffy said he hoped the allcpuonJ
were not true but conceded they att
"arave and serious .. clw'p.
The church parish -which
numben up to 12,000 members -
has apparently been rife with nimor
(Pleue ... PllD8T/ A2)
Another delay
sought in trial
pending 3 years
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. .,.., ........
Auorncys for Randy Steven Kraft
asked Friday that their client's trial be
delayed another 11 months,.arguing
that after nearly three years there 1s
still much work to be done tn
preparing a defense for the accused
serial killer.
Kraft was arrested May 13, 1983,
and both prosecutors and relatives of
murder v1ctims arc restless and angry
that the case has still notsone'totriat.
"You give me five mrnutes alone
with him and you won't noCd a trial,"
muttered the father of one of the
persons Kraft is accused of killing.
Relatives who attended Kraft's
hearing m Westminster said they
hoped to convince Superior Court
Judge Luis Cardenas to force the
murder trial to begin June 30 as
scheduled,
.. Somethiog's got to be done," said
Rodger DeVauJ, whose 20-year-old
son was slain in early 1983 ... This bas
gone on long enough."
Bob ~ns said his patience is
wearing thin. His 19-year-old son was
murdered in J 980.
But Robert McDonald, one of
Kraft's attom~s, said the defense has
not completed •ts investigation of any
of the 16 murders with which.Kraft is
charged.
(Pleue eee D&LA YI A2)
Voter material
triggers charges
Candidates' mail-jn
ballotappHcaUons
described as illegal
By PBJL SNEIDERMAN or .. .,..,,...._
Orange County Registrar of Voters
Al Olson said Friday his staff will
accept applications for mail-in ballots
that have trigered heated chat:ges
among Irvine City Council can-
didates.
The applications for mail-in
ballots. which were attached to door-
hangers for candidates Larry Agran
and Ed Doman. were branded as
"illegal and misleading" Friday by a
third candidate, Thomas M. Jones.
Agran. Doman and Jones are
among I 0 candidates vying for two
scats on the Irvine council in the June
3 election.
In a news release, Jones charged
that the applicattons "may have
deprived many Irvine residents oftbe
right to vote' because they do not
conform to st.ate ,Wdelines. He said
the county registrar was not required
to honor the forms.
In a letter delivered Friday, Jones
urged Olson to "take the necessary
steps to correct this situation. repn-
mand the individuals involved and
ensure that they do not distribute any
more illegal applications."
Olson said late Friday afternoon
that his staff had already received 274
mail-in ballot applicatJons from the
Agran-Dornan materials. He said
that the applications do not precisely
follow present state guidehnes, but
said they would be accepted never-
theless.
"We are gotnf to accept them
because if we didn t u would cause the
voters problems," Olson said. "We're
not in the business of denying people
the right to vote."
The registrar added that his staff
had given representatives for Agran
(Pleaee .ee ELltCTION I A2)
Dentist appeals case
against Newport cops
Bombing Libya right
move, says columnist
By SUSAN HOWLETI or..,. OMlr ll'lot ,..., v
An attorney representing a North
Dakota dentist who claims he suf-
fered brain damage after a scuffle with
four Newport Beach pohce officers
outside a bar has appealed the $3
million case he lost last November.
Los AnJeles attorney Stephen
Yagman said he filed a ppellate bnefs
this week in U.S. District Court. He
claimed the June 25, 1983. incident
was "the most blatant. outrageous
case of police brutality" he had ever
seen. The officers may have won the
case before. "but we'll win this 11me,"
he said.
Former Newport Beach reserve
officers Douglas Cast and Joseph
Brown and full-time officers Pete
Perrin and Roben Hardy won their
court battle in November 1985,
against Dr. Robert Michael Heath.
Heath claimed he was beaten
"without cause or provocation"
outside the Stag Bar near the Newport
Pier. He contended officers arrived at
the lounge to arrest his brother, John
Larry Heath. because the latter was
reportedly intoxicated. Heath was
also arrested because he allegedly
fought Wlth the officers after they
arrested his brother.
But after about an hour of delibera-
tions o n the civil case, a six-member
federal court jury determined the
officers did not use excessive force
(Pleue eee APP&AL/A2) Johnllorley
Hoag settles its part of suit
that involves Newport cops
Suspects say rights
violated when forced
to submit to blood test
By SUSAN llOWLE'TT
Oftlle.,_, .........
Hoaa Memorial Hospital ~
this week to settle hs portion of a $20
million federal lawsuat c11imin1 New·
pc>Tt Beach police violated the civil
nghts of two drunken dnv1na
suspects by fordna them to subm1\ to
t
blood tests
T1mothy Hammer. 26. of Santa
Ana. and Steven Rohunis, 27, of
Costa M~. will each receive SI 0,000
under the terms of the settlement.
A spokeswoman for the hospital
said the settlement "was made in the
best interest of the hospital." but
confirmed that th~ hosp1tal pohcy for
takina blood at the request of pohcc
i rs has not been chenged.
e suit, filed m U .S. District
n in Los An ks Sept. 22. 1985. cscs police anfemploytt!I of Hoag
Hospital v1ola1cd the civil n&hts of
Hammer and Bohunis, according to
thetr attorney, Stephen Y-aman
Y agman said a trail dete for the suit
apmst \he cny of Newport Beach and
the Pohce Department is ex~ted to
be set 1n mid.June.
The 11wsu1t contends police uSt"d
exCC$sive force in restra1nina Ham·
mer when he was arrested June 23.
1985. and with Bohunis on Feb. 15 '
Yapan also claims in the suit that
pohce made illcpl searches 3nd ~ilures m both incadents.
Hllmmcr alleact he was handcuffed
and restrained by thrtt offiocn while
a nurse withd~w blood at th<'
(Pl-... ... ROAO/ A2)
By G. JEANE'M'E A VENT
o.ly .... C.r IJI •s I
President Reagan did the nght
thing by bombing Libya, said syndi-
cated columnist and lecturer John
Morley in a speech this week to the
Newport-Irvine Rotary Club.
~orley, who went to Libya in
March and pl&ns to go again in May.
said Reagan bad no recourse. There
arc "fanatics in the world that will
stop at nothina, They are mis-
fits ... and the o nly way they exert
themselves is terronsm. The only
thing these people understand 1s
power."
Morley, an international cor-
res~ndcnt who has acted on oc-
~s1on as a personal emissary for
DON'T
FORGET
Daylight Savings Time
begins at 2 a.m. Sunday •
Reagan. said terronsm 1s tied to the
Palestinian refugee problem.
"You cannot. no matter how of\en
you bomb. sto p terronsm until you
find a solution to the Palestinian
refugees. You cannot ellpect peace in
the world unless you remove the
problems."
Americans cannot. however.
"measure cverthmg by an Ameri~n
yardstick." <;a1d Morley "We cannot
assume we have all the answers. You
have to understand the language,
culture and ('COnom1cs ofa country."
Morley said Amen~ns should not
fault tht'tr European alhes for not
helping with the attack on Libya's
Moemmar Khadafy. "You cannot
(Pleue eee MORLEY I A2)
Voters have
unti1May5
to register
By LISA MAHONEY
Of .. .,.., ""' """
Oranac < ount) re\1dcnt~ have
until May 5 to rcaister to vote m the
June 3 pnmary elt'Ct1on.
To bc ehajble. pcnons must be
California rctidents ~nd U.S cit&Uns
and at least 18 yean ofaae on J\l'f\c l .
They cannot be on parole or im-
pnsoncd on a felony conv1coon.
Res1dcnts who a.re not rqi11ercd or
who have moved ~tnoc they las.l
registered can n:aister at 1 )O(K'
(Pleue ... asolS~/A2)
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A2 Orange 0~ DAILY PtlOT/ Seturdey, Aprll 2&. 198&
·Air boiird aCts to abolish smoke
~emanatingfrom diesel vehicles
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The state
Afr Resources Board, acting a day
after it clamped down on auto
emi1Sions of nitroien oxides. adopted
new rules Friday requirillJ trucks and
bvses to be virtually smoke-free by
the early 1990s.
In 1dditioo, the board voted to
ali~n the state's hydrocarbon, carbon
monoxide and nitr<>gen emission
standards for heavy-duty, ~soline
powered trucks and buses wlth those
Suspect horns
rlghtln on
Newport cops
set by the U.S. Env1ronmentaJ
Protection ~ency last ye1r.
Tbe reducuons ordered Friday ate
possible because of new emission·
reducing technology, ARB spokes-
man William Sessa said.
He said a "particulate trap," which
worl>.s somethina like a ciprcne filter.
was "as big a breakthrough as for
clcaninJ up d1e5el vehicles as the
catalytic converter was for cleaning
up g.as-pawered cars."
By SUSAN HOWLETI
OftM~,... .....
A Garden Grove man was arrested
on suspicion of drunken driving after
he followed two undercover detec-
tives into the parking lot of the
Newport Beach Police Department
with his car horn blanng.
Ronald Buck Fipps. 32, was ar-
rested shortly after 5 p.m. Wednesday
1n the lot behind the police station,
according to Newport Beach police
spokesman Trent Hams.
The two palicc detecuves were in
an unmarked car at the mtersect1on of
Jamboree Road and East Coast
The new standards adopted Friday
limit soot-like particles in trucks and
some buses to 0.60 ofa aram per mile
in two years, 0. 25 of a pam ift 1991
and 0. I 0 of a pm in 1994, Sessa said.
Diesel transit buses must meet the
0.1 ().gram standard by 1991.
On Thursday, the board adopted
new automobile emissions standards
on nitroaen oxides that oould add SSO
10 the average pncc ofa new car.
Highway when Fipps allegedly began •
honklng his car horn at them.
"After awhile, be started just laying
on the horn," Harris said.
Fipps rcporcdly followed the detec-
tives' car down Jamboree Road to the
police station at Santa Barbara Drive
and followed it into the parking lot
behind the station.
The detectives got out and asked
Fipps what he was doing. He re-
partedly said he was "just playing."
Fipps was given a sobriety test and
was arrested on suspicion of driving
under the influence of alcohol.
"He made it easy for us," Harris
sajd.
HOAG AGREES TO SETTLE LAWSUIT .••
From Al
hospital. Bohun1s claims five oflicers
held him down on the floor of the
hospital while his blood sample wal>
being taken.
Both men arc suing the Police ·
Department and city of Newport
Beach for $5 million in gencrc1I
damages and SS m1llton in punitive
damages.
Newport Beach police spokesman .
Trent Hams said although police
have not changed their pal icy mvolv-palice "because they think they have
ing blood samples from felon) drunk-no choice."
en driving suspects. oflicers must Yagman said he thinks the S{'ttle-
now obtain approval from a hospital menl will provide strong evidence
supervisor before ordenng a medical • when the remainder of the case goes
oflic1al to conduct the test. to tnal.
Yagman said 1fpoltcc want a blood Mark S. Rader, the Santa Ana
sample from a suspect ... they should attorney defending Newport Beach,
get it themselves without involving declined to comment on the ramifica·
the hospital." He allegcd that nurses tions of the settlement. except to say
conduct the-tests at the orders of he is "looking at it."
APPEAL FILED IN BRUTALITY CASE ...
From Al
during the summer arrest.
Newport Beach police spokesman
Trent Harris said the jury has already
detennined the truth in the case.
"Our officers were cleared by the
court of any wrongdoing, and be}'ond
that. we have no comment." Harns
said.
Thomas Feelc). 1hc anorney rep-
1escnting Newport Beach in the case.
also exprcsscd confidence 1n the cit~ 'c;
case. He said U.S. D1stnct Court
Judge Harry Hupp allowed all of
Yagman's evidence in court the fir~t
time the case was trted.
Just a day after his brother lost the
coun bank against the Police Depart-
ment. Jo hn LarT) Heath filed a
similar brutality suit against former
reserve officer Cast. The pending
lawsuit, also filed by Yagman, seeks
$I 0 million against the 'city of
Newport Beach and names Cast as a
defendant. Los Angeles attorney
Thomas McCarthy, who is defending
thec1ty m that case, was not available
for comment Friday.
ELECTION MATERIAL CHARGES ...
From Al
and Doman a cop) of the proper
format for matl·in ballot apph-
ca11ons. He s.ild the campaign rcp-
rc5cntall\ CS had pledged not lo
d1stnbu1e any more of the forms.
"I think the problem 1s already
rec;olved ." Olson said
Dornan said the appltcat1ons were
based on forms that had been ar-
cepted in previous local elections. lk
said he and Agran were not aware that
a new format had been adopted by the
state at the time about 20.000 of the
door·hangers we~tributed
Olson said a new uniform format
for such apphcattons bccamc effec-
tt ve on Jan. I , 1986
"As soon as rhc technical problem
was brought 10 our a11ent1on, we
brought the matter to the Registrar of
Voters and found thar there wouldn't
be a problem." Agran said Friday
night
"The last thing they (the reg1s1rar'<,
offi ce) want"> 1'1 to rnconven1en ce
voters." he 'ia1d. "I think the ohJec-
tion was a silly point."
Candidate Jones. who 1s pre<,1dcn1
o f the Irvine Chamber of Commerce.
1s gathering suppan from the local
business community. Agran and
Dornan have campaigned for re-
straint on local development.
Dornan said the Irvine chamber.
which Jones leads. is supparting a
lawsuit aimed at preventing local
residents from voting on a developer
fee plan for construction of three new
freeways.
"It's 1ron1c 1hat Jones would be
cryini that people would be denied
the nght to vote (hy returning the
Agran-Dornan forms)," Dornan said.
DELAY SOUGHT IN KRAFT TRIAL ...
From Al
And a forcnc;1c ~1cnt1'it for the
defense mu\t t,tlll study or test ncarl>
I U.OO(J pu:cc\ of evidence. a chore
that will eas1J; la'lt 11 month~. -.aid
Mc Donald.
Ennght estimated that Krafi\ <lc-
fonse team has already cost taxpayer"
nearly $2 m1ll1on, but McDonald said
the figure 1s fal'>e.
Cardenas has scaled defense costs
1n an effort to assure Kraft a fair tnal.
thus creating a senst• of mystery.
1984.
Kraft. confined to a pnsoners caic
dunng the daylong court session, did
not speak during the heanng. He 1s
being held without ball at Orange
County Jail.
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Sunday. Overfll9ht IOwt Wltl ~•&to et.
The mountain• will ~ t.ir bOth dayt, althoUQh pty wind•
WIH blow from 20 to 30 mph tonight, decteulng Sunday.
R.eort hight today Wiii ~ 4& to 50. climbing to 52 to eo on
Sunday. Overnight IOwt wttt ~ 28 to 38.
A tr•~ adv!M>ry h .. been IMUed for guaty wtnd• today In
the deeert. But the wae"'-wlll ~ falr both d•Yt. with
t41mperatur .. ranging from CM to 7• In the Owena V.ilay
Saturday up to the 80a In the loww d...rta. On Sunday, the valley
will be ea to 78 with lower deMrtt ae to 92.
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REGISTER .•.
From Al
Grand Avenue in Sant.a Ana from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
The Registrar of Voters will send
postcard registration forms to those
who request them. Postcards are also
available at city halls, county li-
braries, some city libraries and most
past offices.
Founder of MV church
Rev. Arthur W. Olson
To encourage voter regjstration.
the regjstrar will have representatives
at three Orange Coast retajJ locatjons
May 3 and 4 and at two public safety
agencies on Mar 5.
The registrars .Grand Avenue of-
fice will also remain open May 3 and
4, a Saturday and Sunday, and until
midni~t May 5 to accommodate
last-minute registrants. The hours
will be 8 a.m. to S p.m. May 3 and
noon to 5 p.m. May 4.
Deputy registrars will be at the
following locations from noon to 5
p.m. May 3 and 4:
•Huntington Center Mall. 7777
Edinger Ave., Huntington Beach;
•Alpha Beta Market, 30252 Crown
Valley Parkway, Laguna Niguel;
•Lucky Market. 29941 Alicia
Parkway, Laguna Niguel.
Registration tables wtll also be set
up from 6 p.m . to midni$ht May 5 at
these public safety agencies:
•Huntington Beach Police Depan-
ment, 2000 Main St;
•Orange County Fare Station
22, 24001 Paseo de Valencia,
Laguna Hills.
For further information, call the
registrar's office at 834-2244.
Hearing impaired residents may
call 834-3413 to use the TDD system.
Rev. Arthur W. Olsen, founder of
the Saddleback Valley Unitarian
Church in Mission VM:jo, died April
I 6 at his Sun City home in Riverside
County after a long illness. He was 83.
Olsen, who was born m Gloucester.
Mass .. served as chaphun of the
Massachusetts Senate for two years
before relocating 10 Toledo, O hio,
said his widow, C.atherine.Olsen.
He is credited as a founder of two
branches of the American Civil
Fire officials probe
blaze at apartment
Costa Mesa Fire officials arc in-
vestigating the cause of a blaze that
broke out early Friday morning in the
second story of an apartment build-
ing.
Ed Lewis, battalion chief, said he
estimated the blue caused about
$20,000 damage to the apartment
buildin~ where manaJer Diane
Laccncaa lived. Lewis said Laccncia
was at home with her two small sons
and two other children when the fire
broke out. but no one was injured m
the blaze.
No damage was done to the first
level of the apartment at Olive
Branch complex on Elden Avenue.
Liberties Union in Toledo and in
Phoenix, Ariz. Jn 1984, Olsen was
recognized for "his work in the cause
of civil rights and his help in founding
the Arizona Chapter of the Amerie1n
Civil Liberties Union," said Mrs.
Olsen.
As the district executive of the
church's Pacific Southwest District.
which includes Arizona and Cali-
fornia, Olsen served as the interim
minister at the Oranae Coast Unit-
arian Universalist Church in Costa
Mesa in 1971/72.
When he retired in Laguna Hills, he
discovered there was no Unitarian
Universalist church there, and he
founded the Saddleback Valley Unit-
arian Church in Mission Viejo in
1976, said Mrs. Olsen.
Up until his death, he was minister
emeritus of the First Unitarian
Church in Phoenix, said the Rev.
James Nelson, minister of the Costa
Mesa church.
Olsen is survived by bis wife,
Catherine, 81. of Sun City; daughter,
Elaine Dortch of Huntington Beach;
four sons, Dexter, Oark. Tyler and
Lee; 11 grandchildren and two
brothers.
Memorial services will be con-
ducted by the Rev. Alfred Henribcn
at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Orange Coast
Unitarian Univcrsalist. I 2S9 Vic·
toria St., in <1sta Mesa.
Cardenas 1., cxpcctcd lo rul<: nC'll
week on thl' request for p11\t-
poncment
Kraft, 41 I\ charged with I()
murder'> dating back to I 97 2. He "a
suspect 1n as many as 48 other'>. HI!> J'I
rhc largesr hom1c1de case 1n Orangc
County history and eclipses '>Omt· o f
the c;1a1e's large')t serial killing ca'>e'>.
including the Htll~a.lc Strangler and
the Freewav Killer
The prosecution made several run-
ning attempts Friday to pry inside the
inner working~ of the Kraft defenc;e
and started hy calling McDonald to
the w11nc'>'> <,land.
MORLEY •.. PRIEST ...
Assistant District •\!lornc> Jamn
McDonald, who left the publtt
dclendcr''i office 10 help defend Kraft.
said he has devoted abour 90 percent
of hr'I 11mc to the case since August
Correction
The headline 1n Thursday's paper
erroneously identified the Randy
Kraft murder case as the costliest in
Orange County history. The Daily
Pilot regrets the error.
TREES PLANTED FOR HOST AGES ... From Al
"These memoncs were shar<'d 1n a
common setting . Al fir"t ot a
Beirut expanding and growing. Anti
then. Beirut in the ronf11et and thrrn•,
of agony," Weir said.
After planting a tree for Kiiburn
the fam1l1e~ <>f hostages planted tree'
at the park for the seven '>Cnt0r
c:1t1zens who had '>pmtuall) adopted
the captives.
Wilham Miller. Weir''> adoptC'CI
relative. died 11hortly before the
mis~ionary was relea~d, sparking the
hospital myth that Miller went tn
heaven and lobbied God
On Friday. Weir thanked anti
pfd}'Cd with Miller'\ widow lft'lt·n
Jacobsen turned a c;paclc of din 1n
honor of 74-year-old Alter Mount
who adopted ho'>tage l>a \ 1d
Jacobsen.
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tion<, ahout thr American air raid on
l 1bya Apnl I 'i that led to the murders
1Jt ont· l r. \ hostage and at least two
other Hn11~h rnp11vcs 1n retaliation.
"I tlon·t think they should have
(allacked l 1bya). but they did what
they had tu do., Mount said.
Dorothy W1ll1am\, 70, was shat·
tcrcd by lh<: new\ that Kilburn, the
ho~tage 'he h<Jd adopted, was shot to
death
"I felt homhk I wa'i stunned, I
t ned JUSl likl· t'•t•ryonc else." she
\aid. W11l1am\. however, refused to
wmmen1 on tht: '>oundness of Pres1-
ckn1 Ronald l<eal('in·!I bombing
ordc1
la1 nlN·n. ?9. 1Jn tht: ulhcr hand,
lf111t 11t'd the Reagan admin1<i-
lf4lt1on ·, fa ti ure to sec ure the
I
hostages' freedom or to negotiate
directly with the captors.
Unless the United States opens the
lines of commu01cat1ons. the kld-
nappcd Americans will be freed only
"through the grace of God or the
mercy of the men holding them -
and that may t.ake a long time,"
Jacobsen said.
He added that the hostages were
"being wriuen off' by the White
House.
The ceremo01es were darkened
when a heated argument erupted
between Rep. Robert Doman and an
an11-govemmen1 activist who iden1-
1fied himself as Dr. Jack Kemp.
"He walked up to me and said.
·Reagan·~ a terrorist.' From there it
went downhill," Doman. R·Buena
Park, explained af\erward.
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equate ~e interests of' the: United
States ~th other nations. We have no
interest in Libya. (French President)
Mitterand ... buys substantial
amounts of 011 (from Libya). He dad
not want to upset the apple can."
Morley said "Khadafy is not the
only one in pawcr (in Libya). There's
a comm111cc that runs the country,
We don't know what will happen."
Despite continuing terrorist threats
an Europe, Morley said he has no
hesitation about traveling in Europe.
"Airports arc so well guarded now. It
is much safer now because of what
happened."
From Al
for a week, according to a church
member. Several said they were upset
when police released some infor-
mation on the case Thursday before
criminal charges were filed.
The felony charges wcrt filed by
Deputy District Attorney Michael
Koski
At A/dens, we're having a party to celebrate Lee's
140th birthday. You'll feel like celebrating when you
see the savings/ We'll be serving birthday cake &
savings all day today/
STORE HOURS:
MorH" 9-5 30
~di 9 30·4 00
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• carpet Ml••
• cuatom clraperi•
• lnatallatlon
• rinyl, puquet wood
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fam1lr C.up~t Bustnt'S~ l!'Ct" 1894 • In Cost~ Mcu 19 Yt-.m (714) "'-"11/(71"4) ..,..llM
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Drama atudenta
vying for grants
Nine candidatet for the yearly Festival of Arts
drama 1eholanhipe will perform four to five-minute
tcenes for a s.nel of judaes at the Llauna Moulton
Playhouse today at l o•cfock.
Candjdaces are Mona Aifi, Deborah Jqnes Erika J050phaon, Crail k.ollenda. Tdstan Mabry'
Beverly Lynn Miller, N'oel Salzman, Don seller and Stev~ Sbuha, all from Laauna Beach Hi&b School.
The JUd&el arc drama teacher Barbara 'fan Holt,
actress 'f eri Ralston and playhouse artistic director
Dou1Rowe.
. The event is open to ll:'e public. Each judae will
d1scu11 the scenes both with the audience and the
candidates.
Wrlten to be feted
Oransc County writen will be honored Sunday
at the 2 1st annual Authors Recosrution Dinner
hosted by the UC Irvine Friends of the Library and
scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Resislr)' Hotel in Irvine.
Newspeper columnist Jack Smith will speak at
the dinner with author and past Friends president
Vick Kni&ht actinaas master of ceremonies. Tickets
arc $20 and the program is open to the public.
School Jnvlte. parent.
Prospective parents of the new South Oranic
County Jeish Day School will meet Sunday at 2 p.m .
at Temple Eilat to hear the school's newly appointed
director. Ruth Gavish, who will answer qucstionJ
about the facility.
The school will be located at the temple. 22081
Hidalao, in Mission Viejo. Thoscplanningtoanend
should RSVP by calling 494-S 146 or 643-9672.
CIJlldlJood talk •lated
"Remembering Childhood -and Healing It"
is the topic of a day-Ion& seminar scheduled for
Sunday in the Center for Human Ecology in
Huntington Beach's Seacliff VilJaae shopping
center.
Eric Ian Schneider will conduct the program
which will begin at 9:30 a.m . The tuition is $60 and
funher mformation is available at 960-3740.
Growth .emlnar plumed
A seminar on "Overcomjng the Loss of a Loved
One" will be conducted Tuesday in Room A302 of
Irvine Valley College.
Dr. David Coombs will introduce techniques to
successfully co~ with personal loss at the 7:30 p.m.
event. The fee 1s SI 5 and details may be obtained by
callina S59-3333.
KJwanlan• meet Jn Alea
Curtis Schwink. owner of a Mission Viejo
coputer systems business, will address Tuesday's
meeting of the Costa Mesa Ki~anis Oub.
The event is scheduled for noon in the Costa
Mesa Community Center.
Mom•' program Jn Irvine
"Characteristics of a Quality Mom" is the title
ofa'Mother's Day program to be presented Tuesday
at El Camino Real Elementary School in Irvine.
Cmdy Gamer. runner-up for the Mother of the
Year award by American mothers. will conduct the
pr01f8m, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Call Sherryl
01fford at 552-0733 for further information.
'Sweeney Todd' at Uni Hlgh
Unaversity High School in Irvine will present
the musical "Sweeney Todd. the Demon Barber of
Aeet Street" for eight performances. opening
Thursday.
Directed by Daniel Trevmo, the show will be
sta&ed Thursdays at 7:30and Fridays and Saturdays
at 8 p.m. through May t7 in the school's Circle
Theater. Call 854-7500, ext. 28, for ticket infor-
mation.
An Invitation:
Attention oro-nlUtlon pteeident• end eec.-
ret.,lel: We went to help make your upcoming
9\'9ntl, '""1lng1. eernlner• end fundr....,. tue-
QeNful. Send brief ennouncement11ndudln9 time.
piece, coet (If any) and a phoM number tor
addltlonel lniormetlon to: lkltletln Board, Deity
Piiot, P.O Box 15e0. Coeta Meu. 12821.
Aeportt ot ~ Club or orgentzatton'• 9Ctlvtt ...
-Ntle community MMce ptO)ectl Of electlon of
offtcert -~ be directed to the Communfty
...,_. Edttor et tM Mme eddr .. Non-f'eturnebte *'* and wtltte photogr..,,. .,.. ~
Museum
openlng
delayed
again ~
By LAURA MERK.
OfllleOlllJ"9t .....
The reopcnina of the La.auna An
Museum tias been rescheduled a third time
to Sept. 23, aocordina to museum officials.
After settina and reaching a fund-raisin&
aoal of S l.S million to expand the
museum, officials have been forced to
postpone the opcnina several times be-
cause of delays in construction.
To date, five additional pllcries have
been added and the total 1quarc footage of
the museum ha• doubled.
The CaJiforn11 Gallery has been ex-
panded to a 1 ,2()()..sq~foot multi-
purpose pllery and education area for the
museum s permanent collection. Five
more pllerics, totaling 3, 190-squarc-feet.
wiU provide space for special exhibits.
The bookstore, library room, staff
offic.ea and the kitchen have also been
expanded.
To qualify for American Museum
Association acc~itation, which would
aUow the gallery to accept matjor traveling
exhibits, the vault has been enlarged. Both
maintenence and climate control areas
were also instaJled to qualify for accredita-
tion.
The museum was built in 1918 and
moved to its present location in 1929. The
land was donated by Howard B. Heisler,
while funding-raisinJ to build the museum wu headed by Louise Moulton and Mrs.
James Irvine. The museum be&an looking
like it does now in about 1948 when
renovations started.
Volunteers are now work.i~ on raising
another $500,000 to pay additional costs
due to construction delay•, for new
furniture, landscapina and for educational
PfOltlMS.
According to Laurie Pelissero,
s~oman for the museum, nearly S 130.000 has been rajsed,
Exbibits scheduled for the reopening of
the museum arc "Early Artists in Laguna
Beach: The lmprcssiomsts," "Contem-
porary Works from the Collection of
Secunty Pacific," "Selections from the
Photography Collection of the Laguna An
Or8nQe 009t DAILY PILOT/...,,., Apftl H , 1tel
Dlllr ........ .,, ............
Chee~ the lobby area of the a.nder-coDatnlctton art mmea.m are
(from left). Andy Carl80n. cbalrma.D of the balldlne project; Tom
Tierney. board prald ent: Barbara Wllll•m•. honorary chairman of
the homecommc cam~; and BW Ottoa. mueam ell.rector.
Museum," .. Recent Works by Fred Stod-
der."
"We are domg the dream." sajd
Pelissero.
, Nancy Carlson. development director
for the museum.said alth~u&h the building
1s·now only boards and bnch , everyone is
anxiously awaiting the opening.
"It is terribly exciting to sec the amount
of space we'U have " said Carlson. The
museum is growing from 9,500 square feet
to 20,000 square feet.
"It (the expansion) is something we
tossed around as an idea. But it turned into
a double expansion. Seeing it go up is like
magic," said Pelisscro. •
Athletics
to benefit
in three
·FVraceS.
I J aoBt:RT HYNDMAN ................
Hundn:da of runnen are expected to
participate in three fowuain Valley reces
planned May 3 to tlile fundl Cot b.iab
tcbool athletics and coottruction of a
planned sporu camp for wbcelcbair ath·
letet.
Sianups are &ander way for thecommuni-
tv-fl)Ot\IOf'Cd event. whidi is borrowina a
;1Run for the Roses.. theme from the
Kentucky Derl>y. which will be run the
tame day at Olutehill Downa in
Louisville, Ky.
The races, to be beld at Mile Sqoare
Park. will include a SK and a lOK run u
weU u a ••fun run" of 10 furlcmp (111.
miles) -the eXIC1 distaDCe of the Kentucky~.
A apecia1 divuion for wheelchair com-
petiton also will be featural.
Coordinator of the event is Bill Madden,
owner of Sillcy Sullivan's Restaurant and
Irish Pub in Fountain Va11eyl who wiU
conduct special activities the nilbt before
the event -includina a mint j&&lep contest
-as weU u on the day of the race.
Madden said lhil year's ~vent is el-
pected to attract even more attention than
last yeat's. when S800 wu railed for hiah
1ehool atbletics in Fountain Valky.
"We think it's a Jood opportunity to
remain involved in the oommuruty,"
Madden said. .. We think hi&h school
athletics are very important and want to do
something positive for them."
Working with Madden on the event arc
Mary Parsons. various community or-
pnmtions and the athletic deputmenta
at Fountain Valley and Los Amip bi&h
schools.
Funds also are being sought for a
prol)Olcd sports camp for wheelchair
athfeJeS that supporten hope to construct
somewhere in CJranae County.
Entry fees are S l 0 with a T --shin and SS
Wlthout. After May I , the cost increues to
$12 and $7 respectively. The Fun Run is
$2. or SS with a T-shirt.
For more information on the event, call
963-S967 or 964-3272.
-iJ11tllijii:t1 l·l l:Ulllol:!.f!ij
A long, dark night after the bomb fell
Editor'• Noie: Tlal1 11 tbe ~Jnl article la
a aeries OD bow a Hclear attack OD Marcb
AJr Force Base la Rlnrtlde mlpt effect
Ute Oruae Coa1t. Tlae coael•dta1 article
wlll appear Suday.
The wind that reached gale force
immediately after the blast had
d.rllihished. It was warm. still coming
from the cast and many now feared a Santa
Ana wind condition. The wind carried
minute panicles of dust and soot.
At sunset fuel docks on Balboa Island
and the Pavilion ran out of gas and diesel
fuel. Dock owner Gary Hill estimated over
3,000 boats had left Newport Harbor. The
skippers he talked to were headed for
Catalina or the Channel Islands. By 7:30
p.m. an eerie darkness fell along the
Orange Coast.
Street lights did not come on, stores were
closed. Residents gathered in homes;
families grouped around flickering blue
screens trying to piece together what had
happened, what was about to happen.
By 8 p.m. the networks were able to
transmit the voice and picture of the
president from his Atrborne National
Command Post. a convened Boeing 747
circling somewhere m the sky. "The
damage to the United States military
mstallat1on 1s 1mensc. However, It is
estimated over 20 Soviet missile bases
have been destroyed by U.S. nuclear
payloads totaling close to 300 meptons.
This is a fraction of our total capab1hty.
Most recently the Soviet launch site at
Scveromosk was destroyed. We rccentJy
lost Barkldale .o\ir Force Base in Louisi-
ana."
The president continued. "I am 1n
contact with Soviet leadership. Both
nations have suffered grievously. We have
tentatively agreed to withhold future
missile launches. While there 1s hope. I still
intend to defend our nation at all costs. We
have already begun steps to protect our
citizens from the effects of nuclear radi-
ation. Our pnmary concern now 1s
maintaining the complex commumca11on
systems between various military com-
mands. We will. ." The audio Portion
faded and the screen again turned a fu zzy
blue. People turned to each other for
answers that weren't available.
The family of 49-year-old Dan Gug-
genheim faced an 1mmed1ate need for
answers. His daughters. Beth and Sara. had
returned by school bus to the family home
on Beacon Bay but Dan had not been seen
since early morn mg. It was I 0-45 p.m .. Sue
Guggenhetm knew her husband was to Air Manhall Yuri Cbcrenkov at Uzhur
stop by his apartment project in and Lieutenant Colonel Bradley Billi,.,on
Sunnymeade by midday. She repeatedly at Whiteman sat psycbok>sicallY fiozen in
attempted to phone area hOSpltals. Each frontoftheirconunandcomoles. DellnK;
lime the phone wa5 dead. Fmally at 11 tion, confusion, complexity and the com-
p.m. she reached St. Jude's Hospital 1n buted electromapetic puhe of SOO mep-
Yorba Linda. A computer voice answered. tons of nuclear power bad all but oolJlpeed
"Due to extreme emergency conditJons communkatioo with hiaber command.
this hospital is unable to resp<?nd to ,Contin\IAtioo of a lhermoauc:leat war was
incoming calls. All hospital facilities and now a choice to be faced by 18 men and
personnelarcassistingpat1entsmjured ina women acatteRd 8Ct'OSS the~. under
major disaster. We urge you not to attempt the sea and in the air. The fa of the earth
travel to this hospital. All surroundmg was in the fingers of nine Am 'cans and
roads are blocked. As soon as oondJtJons nine Russians.
permit we will respond to incoming calls." Colonel Billinaton couldn't block out
During the night the wo rld was not on the sian be passed every momin'1 SACs
the brink of a nuclear war. The world was motto, "Peace is our Profession.' Deputy
in a nuclear war. Dunng the night the · Air ManbaJI Cherenkov could think only
world was on the bnnk of nuclear of his wife and yOUllf daughter. Others in
annihilation. command held similar tho~ts. Years
By midnight only a few blue screens later, historians would record their com-
fl1ckercd along the Orange Coast. The day mon ctucstion at that precise moment: Are
had altered history; changed billions of the differences between two nations great
lives. Locally, those who had flounshcd 1n enou&h to justify destroyina the entire
the best that life bas to offer were now planet
contemplating a new life. Life in an era of Their common answer was no. They
nuclear survivaJ, where survival mt&ht not chose to live. But by then over 500
be the desired goal. Sleep offered solace. mcptons of nuclear weapons bad been
It was noon in Uzhur, Uknune. SoVJet excbanaed between two previously arcat
Russia. and 3 in the morning at Whiteman natJons.
Air Force Base 10 central Missoun. Deputy Jim Weed I• a Ne..,.n Bead nsWat.
'Daylight Saving Time begins S unday. Should it be extended yea r-ro und?'
Compiled by G. J eanette Avent
David Anaold
Balboa
RuJ estate
mua1emnt
No. I'm not sure what
11 would accomplish.
When you go to Europe.
they have different day-
light sav101 times. h
would be nice 1f 1t could
be con11Stent through-
out the world.
Job Roberti
Newport Beacll
Coatnctor
Y cs. l think they
should leave 1t one time.
They should leave well
_____ _, enough alone.
Mlh Ma1tro1lmOM
Pleeeada
lltttm
Yes, it's m~ fun I
would like it all year.
You can ,et a lot more
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Baa.
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101na beck to standard
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sunlight. h 's depre4'~1ng Steve Clark
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the winter and it's dark Real eetate
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NRCwins
Diab lo
appeal
WASHINGTON (AP)-The Nu-
clear Reaulatory Commission did not
have to oons1der an earthquake
evacuation plan before granting a
license for a nuclear power plant at
Oiablo Canyon on the central Cali-
fornia coast, a split U.S. Court of
Appeals wd Thursday.
'the appeals court di v1ded 5-4 in
rulina in allowina the NRC to
"cons1stentJ~ interpret ... its emera·
ency planmns regulation not to
require consideration of earth-
quakes."
The Mothers of Peace. a San Luis
Obispo group that has led the 10-year
lepl ch.aJlenge to the $5.8 billion
plant, wants the commission to
consider the possibility of an earth·
quake in evaluating evacuation plans
for a nuclear emergency. The group
argued that the NRC. in evaluating
evacuation plans before hcensang,
already considers natural phenomena
such as fog and hea vy rain. Typewriter tO..
But, the majonty of the coun. 1n an
opinion wntten by Judge Robcn H.
Bork. said, .. This contention rests
upon the assumption that the prob-
abilities of fog, heavy ram and an
eanhquake arc similar.
Fa.lrfteld MCretal'J' ~erly Ahern beaTee a t)'pewdter,
cue and all, da.riDC a typewrlther-tbrowtnc conteet held ln
Sulaan Clty, Calif., lD honor of National Secretarlee week.
"If the probabilities are not similar.
it 1s rational to consider some but not
others. At some point the probab1ht)
of an occurn:ncc becomes so 1n-
finates1mal that it would be absurd to
say that a heanng about 11 1!> re-
quired."
Father agrees to have tot
unplugged, heart donated
The Judges in the maJonty said no
one would argue. or so they a~sume.
that "the commission had to consider
the possibility that a space ~tell1te
might fall on the Diablo Canyo n
plant."
The NRC ordered much of the
plant redesigned an 197 5 after an
earthquake fault was discovered
about three miles offshore Sance
then. some seismologists have !Mlld
th.at the fault may be closer to the
plant
LOSANGELES (AP)-Thc father
of a brain-<lead 15-month-old girl
changed his mind and agreed Fnday
to have his child disconnec ted from
life supports so that her hean could be
transplanted, hospital and coun of-
ficials said.
could not be resuscitated after suffer-
ing cardiac arrest. causing brain
death. Until Friday the father would
not agree to remove the life supports.
Late Fnday afternoon, Peter
Makowski, vice president of
diainostic and general services at
California Medical Center, issued L
statement sayang the father also had
cpnsented to the donation.
Unit I at the plant went into full
operation last May 7 Unn 2 began
Marchl3
Los Angeles County had pe11t1oned
to take custody of the child, but Judge
Marcus Tucker d1sm1ssed the pell-
uon when the unadenufied father
agreed to the action, said Jim Farrell.
assistant coordinator of the Los
i\ngeles Juvenile Dependency Court.
The infant accidentally ingested
the drug ThoraLine on Sunday and
Los Angeles County had petitioned
for custody of the girl on Thursday
after her father, a widower, refused to
permit doctors at California Hospital
Medical Center take the girl off a
respirator.
Exploded rocket carried reconsatellite
By the Associated Pren
WASHINGTON -The Titan nl<:ket that exploded
seconds after launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base on
Apnl 18 was carrying an Air Force "Big Bird ..
reconnaissance satelllle. which returns its 1nformat1on by
dropping off film pods that arc then retnevcd by
airplanes, a mag.a.zinc repons. The satelhte, which wai.
destroyed along with the rocket, was not the KH-11 type
as had been reponed, A v1at1on Week and Space
Technology satd 10 its April 28 1sSlle. The KH -11. a CIA
satellite, radios i~ imagery to antenna<; at Fort Belvoir.
Va. Accident investigators arc cena1n o ne of the vehicle's
two solid rocket boosters exploded and the> are trying to
detemune whether the cause was a defect 1n the rocket or
whether a range safet:, "destruct package" went on
accidentally. the magazine said
Chaln caught ln smog sting
RIVERSIDE -State official'\ caught ( h1cago-based
Montgomery Ward & Co. 1n a 'imog sung, se nding cars
ngged to fail pollution tests to its R1ven1dc store. which
then 1llegaJlycertified them, the distnct attorney contends
In a civil SUit. District Attorney Grover c. rrask II said
Thursday's Supenor Court fihna seeks up to $1 million an
damages The suit alleges that Ward conducted unfair and
fraudulent business practices under the state's business
code by committing 6 I violations of the state's Motor
Vehicle Pollution Control Inspection Act.
Worker honored -then nred
5AN FRANCISCO -Joyce Dawson got a free
lunch. ada} ofTand a pink carnation when she was named
on Thur'ida}' as the San Francisco Housing Authonty's
emplo:,ee of the month They she got her pink shp.
Dawson 1s among 48 workers being fired by the agency on
June 20 to help ease ns SI 0 million debt. "I got the flowers
and I got the notice." said the I ()..year veteran who works
w1 th ~nior c1 t1zens in the city's Western Addi t1on distnct.
.. Just what does 'employee of the month' mean?"
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If you en,oy strolhng about whtle tallong oci your
cordless telephone. you can thank 8111 Racoosin for Y.OU' freedom. He s ltie man responsible lor bnng1ng the
'cordless" into the United States When he soldn1s por
hon of the company, Cordless Commumcat10ns. part ol
the deal he CU1 was to have exclusive rights to sell the
product on the west coast. He and his special partner 1n
life, Maggi E1senstat1t, left the east coast and moved 10
Laguna Niguel. Catifomia
Shortly after arriving. Bill decldoo to step out of the
phone business and into a new venture talking greet·
Ing cards. a card with a amall audao·tape that earned the
sender's special meuage In 1~79. Bill started selling at
the Orange County Fairgrounds Swap Meet but more
changes were soon to occur ''The greeting cards were
good to ua We told them by the thciusanda but again I
hed an opportunity 10 NII my share of the company at a
good profrt, 10 I did," 8111 recala.d
Bllt and ~· e'*1Yed Ntlno at the aw~ meet. and now the quest.on became. whaf to ... ? "We looked for
•
somethlnQ unique. and we came up with the flags. Now we setl trags. and nag-styled wind·~. shirts and
shorts We have ah enormous variety of nags ooverinQ
many nations, states. novelty and custom ~signs. ri
boat flags We've manufectur.O alld kippied !'aga to the
ctty of Hont1ngton Beach. Buena Pattc Htgh School. the
Artz -Cartton Hotel. Ford Aerospec:e, the 8ov Scouts.
many churcn funotlona. ewn the city of Metqufte.
Nevada BUI added, "our fltag styles are limited onty by
our customers needs and 1meglnatlon1."
The Orange County Fairgrounds Swap Meet Is proud
to have Bill and Maggl u part of our V9ndor family. W•
1nv1te you to visit them every SaM'day
al spec. G-186. end Sundty 11
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NRC blasted over nuke safety
W ASH.JNGTON (AP) -The Nu-
clear Re,ulatory Commission bas
r&lled for eeve~ years to correct l&fety
problem• at e.\aht nuclear plants and
refulestoorderan independenuafety
review. a member of the commiu1on
said in a letter released Fnday.
Rancho Seco, Arklntll· I 1n
Ruaellvllle. Ark., Oavi.,.Besle in
Port Ointon Ohio, Oconee 1-2-3 in
Greenville, S.C .. TMl-1 in Middle-
town, Pa., and Crystal River-) in
Crystal River, Fla.
that alJ of my colleques on &he
commiuion rejected my P!"OPoMl."
be said." Au result. any teVlew of the
adequacy of the awrs penonnance
will be left to the IU.fT itself.••
The commiwoner added: "I be-
lieve the B& W plants have two atrlkes
q.ajnst them an<l if their performance
is not improved quickly, the lic:eotees
should bear the burden of demon-
stratina that the plants are safe to
operate."
The five-member NRC has been
.. well aware" of safety problems at
Babcock & Wilcox plants since 1979
and "has not taken effective action to
correct these problems," Com-
missioner James Asselstine said 1n an
April 23 letter to Rep. Robert Matsui,
0-Calif.
"I urpd the commission to form a
special review aroup, includinJ ex-
perts from outaide the NRC, to
conduct a thorou~ review of the
safety vulnerabilit1e1 in the MW
design and the adequacy of past NRC
efforts to ensure that the B&W plants
meet acoeptable safety standards,"
Assclstine said.
NRC Chairman Nunzio Palladino
included Aaselstine's critical com·
ments in a letter rcspondina to
concerns Matsui had raised . The eaaht B& W reactors arc "Unfortunately. I must tell you
Renewing peace pledge
NASA stung
by NY Times
CAPE CANAVERAL. Aa. (AP)-
The National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, in an unprecedented
move, issued a detailed response
Friday to two articles in The New
York Times. callin3 the newspaper's
criticisms of NASA management
"inaccurate."
Richard Flaste. the director of
science news at the Times who
coordinated the articles, said in
response th.at be was "enormously
proud of this series" and defended its
accuracy.
An article published Wednesday in
the Times wd audits show that
NASA and its contractors have
wasted billions of dollan on the space
st\uttle and other space propams
despite warnings by government in-
spectors that such heavy losses were
occurring through bad management.
A Thursday story said the audits
disclose the space agency cut or
delayed a half-billion dollars on
safety testing, desiJD and develop-
ment from the ume the shuttle
program began to when Challenger
exploded on Jan. 28, killina its crrJlttt of
seven.
8oTtet Word War D Yeterana llaj. Gen. Alebel Gor llnakll
(left) and L t. Alnunclr 8yl ... kko (riCbt) •hake handa with
American Teteran Lt. Albert Kotzebue Jl'rlday OD the
lllchlean A Yenue brlqe ln Chlcaco. The ceremony
recalled & pleclile Of peace made 41 Je&n aao OD a bombed-
outbrldCeOYerlhe Elbe RJTerln what la now !tut Germany.
NASA Friday released a five-page,
single-space statement that it said was
in response to the articles.
The NASA statement said some of
the problems cited from the audits
"arc related to activities several years
ago and have been corrected or are
being corrected."
Fed covers UncleSam 'srubberchecks
By tile Associated Press
WASHINGTON -The tale 1s all too famihar: A
large number of unpaid bills forces the writing of some hot
checks to covcr them. But in this case. it was Uncle Sam
writing the rubber checks. Officials revealed Friday that
the U.S. Treasury's accountat the Federal Reserve, Uncle
Sam's banker, was overdrawn on Wednesday. "Because
of outlays that were unexpectedly higher relative to
receipts on Wednesday, the Treasury inadvertently
exhausted its deposit accounts at the Federal Reserve
Banks," the Fed said in a statement. No government
checks were returned stamped "Insufficient Funds"
however. In an understanding that milhons of Americ.11ns
wish they had with their own banks, the Fed stepped in
and covered the checks until the Treasury could replenish
its account through government tax c-0llections Thursday.
Slain Navy diver honored
WASHINGTON -The parents of a Navy d1 ver
killed in the terrorist h1jaclung of a TWAJetlincr last year
were presented a Bronze Star m memory of Robert Dean
Stethem's "extraordinary'' courage and "unwavering
inner strength." Mr. and Mrs. RJchard Stethem accepted
the award dunng a somber ceremony Friday at the Navy
Sea~ Memorial near the Arlington National Cemetery
'Star Wars ' tests successful
WASHINGTON -The Army, as pan of the "Star
Wars" research program, has successfully tested a missile
that might be used to shoot down nuclear watheads after
they re-enter the atmosphere and are falling toward their
targets, Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger said
Fnday. Delivering the Founder's Day address at the
Virginia Polytechnic and State Univemty in Blacksburg,
Va., Weinberger said the experiment provided further
evidence that the technology for a Star Wars missile--
defense system was within reach. He said the Pentaaon
was prepared to respond to Star Wars skeptics "with
results -with the tremendous technical progress we arc
actually making."
Terror lnte111gence to be traded
W ASHJNGTON -Attorney General Edwin Meese
and seven European law enforcement ministers agreed
this week to improve the systematic exchange of
intelligence on terrorism sponsored by Libya and other
countries, Meese said Friday. Meese met Thursday with
the European Comm unity JVOUp of law enforcement
officials, which includes m1nast.ers from the Netherlands,
Britain, Spain, France, Italy, West Germany and Ireland.
Tb.atcher's 80n ou•ted
DALLAS -Former Sen. John Tower said Fnday he
1s outraged that the son of British Prime MinJSter
Marpret Thatcher bas been asked to leave his apartment
after the State De{>llrtment sought increased security for
him against terronsts. "It's a slap in the face to a friendly
government, to a very gallant lady who stuck her neck out
politically to support us. Tower said managers of the
complex bad asked Mark Thatcher to leave the luxury
apartment in the exclusjve Turtle Creek area near
downtown because of the security and surveillance issues.
The former senator bad uked them to let Thatcher stay.
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, the nation 1 mo~ laws a.ad penn1t Me1Jcan1 &o open, on a hmatcd t..11, conatderwbethCr lbe U.S. telev 00 letia •·M~ice'" lbould be t.ailld ID
dollar accounu 1n bellkl. Dollar accountl have boeo beaned. except in rare Cotombta because it ponnys many Colombl&DJ as .._.. trafllcbn..
T~Ll. Libn>{AP) -Twenty.
two Libyan lludenu expelled &om
Brita.ln. (or alleted revolutionary ac-
tivitiee arrivec:f home Friday nJpt
proieatina their innocence and aaid
they thouaht they had been punlabed u a tetture to the United St.atq.
About a dozen of tbe you.na men
appeared at an impromptu new1 coofmmce for forelJll )oumalisu
who were buled to Tnpoh airport to
cover their arrival Prime Minimr
Marprct Thatcher had ordered them
urated earlier in the week and they
left London Friday on a U byan jet
after beina escorted to Heathrow
Airport by armed British policemen.
"l think Mn. Thatcher -.nted to
do tomet.hlna for the Americam._"
said Hadi Abu Laiba. "If Idld
somethina wrona. why did they wait
untiJ now to deport me?"
He and others in the Jl'OUJ> denied
they bad been involved in tmorism
or subversive activity. They said they
bad P.rotested lut week's U.S. air raid
in Libya and tbey supported Libyan
leader Col. Mormmar Khadafy, but
said they had violated no British law.
The Libyans chanted "Our leader,
Khadafy" and "Libya, freedom;
Britain is a prison" as they were
brou~t to meet reporters.
Laiha said he bad been six months
· euet, 1iDce l982. Afterbeat.eddebaie. the~membcrCbamberofDeputies . . --. •
late Tbunday. 11pproved,ona239-37 vote. the chaqc an tho mooewy laws that louavision1 the aovernmeat tltDC)' that controlt tdevitioD ~ • Egypt refused will permjc lbe openina or bank ICCOUDtl in (oreip currency. Thm were 29 Colombia. ot.nn~ the series belcaUM it por1r1yed oatly flVerY ~ MJ abtteotion1. Treasury Depm\JJ\ent spokesman Robeno ContTCTU 1&id the d.rua ttaftlcter, Amparo Oomei, ~r of the priva&e ~ ~ arms for Libya aovernment baa not yet adopud final rulea det.aili.na wbo can open the Rql, told The Aaociattd Preu. RCN aDOCa)ed the deciaion, ~a
aocounta. But he said Ibey would likely be permitted in cities &Jona the U.S.· review by the advi10ry council whole I; inepiben ClOme from the Roman
CAIRO, £a.ypt (AP)-Ubya uted Mexico border, touri1t reaoru aod b1a·bu1ioeas cities like Monterrey and c.iholic Cburcb, the newi l'Md.i&. u.n.ivenititia and other non10vemmnat EaYJ>t for arm1 after the U.S. air raid• Ouactai.;ara. • tee:lOt'I. The panel can make recommeadat.loM. but lnuavilion bu tbl final
but President Hosni Mubarak re· 18Y· ;t!Ctcd the request, aayiq it wa• an Stadent prface becom.e. teen-age ~. ~~~':.or~~~= MBABANE, Swaziland - A student prin(:c trades his Britith school Al·Ahram laid Slfuiday. uniform for traditional African d.test today and in my•tic rituals wt perfonned
Ibrahim N\feh, editor of the aemi· 6' yean qo, become1 the kins of Swaziland. The ceremony at the royal v}Uue
official newspaJ)U and a Mubarak ofLusueni outside of M'Mb&nc will install Crown Prince Mak1ioset.ive1 wno
confidant, said Libyan Lt. Col. Abdel-turned 18 lut week._ u kins of t.hlt lmall country that borden South Africa. It
Fanab Younis anived Saturday in aJIO i1 expected to end four years of political turmoil. So steeped in mystery is
Cai mill .J ..... and 'db the ceremony that only a handful of the nation's 600.000 people will see it. A ro 00 a tary ~ ..., e public celebration will be held Saturday in a nearby stadium, and had a very important meu.qe' from Ubyan leader Col Moammar l'CJ?!'f:Knt.atives of more than 3S countries have been invited. A prde'l1 party
Widow leave. 6600,000 to moDke.J'I'
PAIGNTON, Eqland -An lnimal loveF wbo viailed and f'ed m~
at a zoo ~ for 20 years bu left them nearly $600,000, the ioo'1 curaaor laid
Friday. Marie Lefevre, a ehildleu widow who died in July at qe M , left t1mosl
her entire estate &o the upkeep and welfare of l 20 primates at Pai&Dton
Z.OOloeical and Botanicat Gardens 10 Devon, 10uthwest Eqlaod. Curatar
Colin Bath said, ''She aJwa)'I rqrettcd WC didn't have an OfUIUlaO, but we
didn't have the facilities to accommodate one. Now we will 111e bet money &o ~ for Mubuak. will follow Sonday at lmitha Palace.
Nafebsaidthemeuaeecootained r_::;jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ three requesU: That f.aypt provide I
build a whole new complex and we hope to set an oraoautan.."
Liby.a with larte quao&itica of
weapons. iocludina 1ubmari.nea. anti· aimaft misailel and armored VO-
hiCICS, that part of the auPDliel ~ould
be a II~ and that Mubeia\ telephone
Kh.adafy and tell him he bad lp'eed.
Younis returned home Wednesday
empty·handed, Na!eb reported, but
he did not say if the envoy had met
with Mubarak.
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away from earning a doctorate in because of student ~vohation.ary
statistics and computer science at the~ activity," but explained that by
Univcnity of Wales in Cardiff when "revolutionary" he meeat llClivity on
he wu arrested on Tuesday and told bebalfof bis government. OVE~ he wu to be expelled.
"We feel very bitter about this
decision because it bas ruined our
careers as rescachers, as teachers,"
said another student. Kemal Merash.
He cballen~ British authorities to
produce evadence to prove the 22 bad
done anything wrona.
Laiha, asked why be thought he bad
been deported., said, "I suppose it was
Liaha said that while be was in
detention in London, he bad been
permitted to phone bas wife, and he
expected her to follow him to Libya in
a week.
Libyan officials escorted about 40
forei~ reportera, pholOlfapben and
lClCVJsion crew memben &o the
airport.
California man stable
after Yemen shooting
WASHINGTON (AP)-Arthur L.
Pollick, an American communica·
tions officer at the U.S. Embassy in
North Yemen, was shot Friday by an
unidentified gunman while he was
driving home from a religious ser·
vice, the State Department said.
Deputy spokesman Charles Red-
man said Pollick, 41 , of Bakersfield
underwent surgery at a North Yemeni
hospital and th.at his life did not
appear to be in danger.
Pollick was hit by two or three
bullets fired by from a passing car in
the North Yemeni capital of Sana'a.
Redman said, addina that the victim
was able to walk to his home and
summon assistance. He was reported
in stable condition.
No one claimed responsibility for
the attack. Redman declined to
speculate on whether be believed the
incident was pert of a pattern of
increased terrorist incidenu since the
U.S. bombing of Libya last week.
Church servic.es in the Arab world
normally are held on Fridays, the
Moslem sabbath.
Geneva arms talks end
without much progress
GENEVA (AP) -The 40-nation
Geneva Conference on Disarmament
on Friday ended its three-month
spring session with delegates agreeing
there was no progress on nuclear
weapons but some on how to ban
chemical weapons. •
"Chemical weapons is the only
field in the Conference on D1sarma·
ment where progress has been made,
slowly but surely,"' said Brazilian
delepte Celso de Souza e Silva, who
chaired the conference in April under
a rotating presidency. "It is the only field where we have
any hope ofachieving anything," he
told a news conference.
The disarmament conference has
been. trying to negotiate a treaty
banning chemical weapons for 18
years. The question of verification
has been a main stumbling block.
De Souza e Silva also said the
conference was "unable to register
any significant progress on the nu·
clear it.ems on the agenda."
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• A8 0rtinge Colllt O.\ILY PtLOT/ Saturday, Aprll 28, 1988
Church Women to celebrate fellowship day
Claattll Weme. Ualted of the
Newpon-Mesa-lrvine area will ocl·
ebrate May Fellowship Day It 9:30
Lm. Friday at St. Michael and All
Aoaels Episcopal C'bureh. 3233 Pa-
cifk View Drive, Corona del Mar.
"E'Olelo Kakou, Sisters" (let us
speak together, sisters) is the theme
of the program that was written by
the Wai'anae Women's Support
Group of Wai'anae, Hawaii. It is a
plea to Mainland women to under-
stand them and assist in their
spiritual strugle to adJUSt to a
changiDf world.
HaW1.1ian music and dance will be
presented by members of the Oasis
Senior Center, Corona del Mar. A
luncheon, at $4, will follow the
program. Reservations arc to be
made by Wednesday by calling
548-7176. • • • Cantors from con~regations
throughout Southern California will
perform solos, duets and ensemble
pieces 1n a special concert at 8 p.m.
ThursdayatTemple BatYdm, 1011
Camel back St .. Newport Beach.
Prayer day
set in May
WASHINGTON (AP) -Special
activities were planned m many
communities across the country for
Thursday, May I, m observance of
the 34th NationaJ Day of Prayer.
President Reagan, in proclaiming
1t, urged that "our hopes and aspira-
tions, our sorrows and our fears" and
"most especially our love" all be
"turned to God."
The observance has been
proclaimed annually by each presi-
dent si nce Harry Truman in I 952, but
many earlier presidents issued na-
tional c.aUs to prayer. with the first
such observance declared m 1775 by
the Continental Congress.
A sponsoring national commmce,
c<>-<:haircd by Mrs. Bill Bnght of
Arrowhead Springs, Calif., suggests
Americans "talce fi ve at I 2" -five
minutes of prayer at noon on the day.
At least 20 states, and 25 ci ues have
issued parallel proclamations. Special
local activites range from a huge
prayer brealcfast in Sacramento to an
eight-hour succession of devotional
speakers m Washmgton's Senate
office building.
Tickets arc S 10. Proceeds wilJ
benefit the American Conference of
Cantors, an affiliate of the Union of
American Hebrew Conareptions.
For information, call the temple 11
644-1999. • • • "The Prodipl," a feature-length
motion picture by Billy Graham's
World Wide Pictures. wall be shown
at 6 p.m. Sunday, May 4, at Barbor
Trtalty Bapd1t Cluarck, 1230 Baker
St., Costa Mesa. There is no ad-
mission.
Set 10 a contemporary urban
framework, the film examines the
gradual spiritual and emotional
breakdown of an American family as
each member searches for his ident-
ity.
The film stars John Hammond,
Hope Lange and John Cullum. • • • A three-part adult education
series, entitled '"Til Death Do Us
Part?,'' will beain at 10:45 a.m.
Sunday at the Newport Center
Ullited Methodltt Cllu cll, i 601
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Leader
Coeta Meun Herbert Thelu
wu re-elected president of
dlrectora of Good Shepherd
Lutheran Home of the Weet,
a Callfomia corporation
proYlcUn& Chrtatlan care
and t:rainlng for the mental-
ly retarded.
Oean
ACINlllW*'-INll
The UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Costa M ...
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHRUCH
19th St. & Harbor Blvd.
Church School 9:00
Worship 9:00 and 10:30
Charles D. Clark. Mlnlstflf
Costa Meu
MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
1701 S.ker
Wor1hlp 6 Church School
1:30-10:00 e.m
Dr Wilham E Steel 979-8234
Newport &-ach CHRIST CHURCH ey THE IEA UMmo MIETHOOllT
1 (()() W Balboa Blvd
tn4I05
Rev Lawrence T Vouog
Worel\lp I a-di ~~.JO 4.M
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Huntington Beach NO<th
COMMUNITY UNITED
METHODIST CHUACH
6662 Heil Ave 842-4461
Wor1hlp Service 8:30 a 10:00
8:30 Sunder School 10:00
Fountain Vali.,y
FIAST UNITED
METHODIST CHUACH
18225 Bushard St
982-2583
James A Hadley, Pastor
Wor1hlp a Church Schoof 9:30 A.M.
PRESBYTERIAN CtUtCH
OF Tt£ COVENANT
1n.ic. A. Kwrte, P•tor
T9ffY Mce.nne,
OlrectOt' ol Adult Ministries
Tin• Alearaz,
Director ol Children'• Ministries
Su'odlJ "'""" -1:30 ' 10:00 I.Ill
Clvch SchoGI -
CNldrtn lllv AaMJ 10:00 IJll
lbwy cwtnll*e -
1: 30 ' I 0:00 un.
Vf11*1 -7:W P.lll
2850 Fairview Rd , Costa Mesa
557-3340
CH~STLUTHERAN CHURCH
(Mluour1 Synod)
790 Vlctorle St., Co.te M9ae
Lother V. Tornow, Pe1tor
&31·1111 .,_ .,... ...... ,Of
WORSHIP SERVICE 1:00 10:30 AM
~1y School ' A~ lllllt CIAn HO A.M
Cll'isllln Demtnbty School s.ca-eeee
ST. MARK
PIESIYTEllAM CHURCH [astblutf Of & Jamboree.
Newport 8'ach
Rev Wilham McQuotd. Pastor
As~t Rev Robert P Stewart. M5oc Pastor
ROdatr Whitten. Musit Director
WorsW, 9:30 ll.
£d1eati01 CllSHS 10:45 ll.
QM C..~
f« llM: Clll 144·U41
SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT
HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM
The class, to continue on tbe next
two Sunday,, wiJJ explore ways and
means of acbievina 1 lifelona man Lal
commitment, and will focus on
penonal autonomy, mutual accq>-
tanoe and active communication u
the .keys to a lastina marriage.
Featured speaker will be Andrea
Evans of Newport Beach, counselor
and lecturer. • • • Psychologist Larry Meyers will
Wk about "How to Raise a Mentally
Healthy and Jewish Child" in the
Jewish Parenting Center program It
8'1r Ba·Ma'alot Barbor Reform
Temple, 2100 Mar Vista. Newpon
Beach.
His lecture wiJl be at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday.
Other center programs include
"Helping Our Children Cope and
Live for Today and Tomorrow in a
Nuclear World," 7:30 p.m. May 7:
and "You and Your Aging Parent,"
7:30 p.m. May 29.
Torah dedicated
A new senes of Parent/Infant
Enrichment classes will begin Thurs·
day at the center. For infonnauon,
call 644-7203. • • • A potluck party will follow 10:30
a.m. services Sunday at the New
Tboaabt Cbrtatlan Cllarcb, which
meets in the Costa Mesa Women's
Club, 610 W. 18th St.
Rabbi Ste.en Schatz holda the new Torah
that wu donated to Temple INl•h of
Newport Beach by F elix (right) and Flory
Van Beek. The Torah wu dedicated durtng
ceremoniee lut Sunday, followed by a
•pecial concert.
At the same time the Youth
Cbun:h will conduct a car wash and
crafts sale. Proceeds from these
events will help youths attend the
annual retreat at Camp Hess Kramer
in October. • • • Christian Service of Catholic
Charities will present the Good
Samaritan award to a parishioner in
the Catholic Diocese of Orange. The
person will be selected on the basis of
compassion. initiative, willingness
to get involved, ability to follow
through, and Christian service.
The award will be presented
during an Evening of Recollection at
S tonight at St. Edward Pansh, Dana
Point. • • • "Weathering the Storm: Super-
Mom II," a retreat for women, will
begin at 9 a.m. today at the Lagana
Nlgael MetbodJ1t Cbarcb. • • • Both sides of the emotion-laden
abortion issue will be presented at
9: 1 S a.m. in the Sunday Adult Forum
at St. Mlcbel ud All Angela
Eplacopal Cllarcll, 3233 Pacific View
HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Dleclplea of Chtltl)
2401 ln•IM at Santa tut>.t
... wpOfl h ach
145-5711
Morning Worship I 0 AM
Sunday School 9 AM
Drive, Corona del Mar. • • • A "Journaling" workshop wall be
presented today at the Lacau Beach
United MetbodJ1t Cbareb by Judith
Favor-Conklin. who is on staff at
Shalem Institute in Washmgton. D.
C., and with the Pacific Center for
Spiritual Formation in Berkeley.
The workshop, which began Fri-
day night, will conclude at 5 p.m. • • •
Lou DeSitter, outreach coordi-
nator for El Rescate of Los Angeles,
will be the speaker at lhe class on
human rights at St. Mark Preaby-
terla.n Cllarcb, 2100 Mar Vista,
Newpon Beach. His talk will beg.in at
10:45 a.m. Sunday.
El Rescate is a church-sponsored
organization that offers free legal and
social services to indigent Central
American refugees. • • • The IDterfaltb Peace Mllli1try of·
Orange Coanty will begin its Shalom
series at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
Spurgeon Memorial U nated
Methodist C hurch, Santa Ana.
Speakers will be Jean Forbath, co-
founder and director of the Costa
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Ro1et J. Bert. PutOf
Kin Eiferl Kroestad, Putor
WDHllP SEllYIOE
8 AM & 10:30 AM
(lntefJ)feter f« the deaf 1t 8 AM)
SUfl>AY SCHOOl 9:15 AM
Nwstry Care Avaiable
. WILCllE
lll httr Ir, lew,.rt ltaoll
141-Hll
IEW THOllHT CHRISTlll CHURCH
110 •• 1ltll It.,°"" .... \.V-
(leHIHc ....... tf llhNI)
Or £1tanor C Jackson
14t-10U
"Attack Your Lack"
Potluck following Hrvlc•
Or Eleanor C. Jackson
Siindl1 *'°'""' ~ 1W11tW & .ltilltOI Clt~•ch I 0 JO
Dial-A-Prayer 646-6464
L aguna Pres by terian Church
"Church of Chimes"
A frttncly dudl for the South CCU1ty. Sti!Uatite Stnnons. S.MN rooslc.
Suday Won •lp 9:00 cl 10:80 &111
Mesa-based Share Our Selves (SOS).
and Leslie Withers, director of
education for Seeds magazine.
Forbath will give an overview of
Joe.al poveny and an example of
relief services performed by lay
persons. Withers is on a magazine-
sponsored U.S. tour to seek and
promote longterm answers to
hunger.
The series, to continue through
September, is designed to prepare
participants for an October con-
ference on peace and social justice.
For information, call 771-290 l. • • • New members will be received at
St. PHl't Latheran Cbucb of
Lapna Beach at the 10:30 a.m.
service Sunday and will be honored
at a coffee afterward 10 Behnken
Hall. • • • "Together in Mission" as thc-
theme of the con vention of the South
Pacific District, American Lutheran
Church, this weekend at the Hyatt
Hotel, Los Angeles Airpon.
Some 800 delegates will hear a
report on and respond to the most
current proposals of the Com-
mission for the New Lutheran
Church. • • • An hjstory professor Bruce Hag·
garty will present the 10:30 a.m .
program Sunday at the meeting of
the Ullita.rtu UnJvernlltt1 of
Laguna Beacb, 429 Cypress Drive. • • • An evangelistic outreach for the
disabled will be held at 3 p.m.
Sunday at the Crystal Cathedral,
Garden Grove. Arthur Blessitt will
offer a special message for the
disabled, and Chuck Girard will sing.
For information, call 639-6672. • •• Orange County Youth Ministers
will present Al Menconi in a sem-
inar, "Everything You Need to
Know About Rock Music ... How to
Put a New Song in the Heart."
The presentation on the effects of
today's music on the Christian life
will begin at 9 a.m. \oda)' in lhe
Nortb1lde Cbarcb fo Cllrllt, 2 I 30
Grand Ave., Santa Ana.
Co-sponsoring the event wiJI be
the Community Bible Church of
Fountain Valley and t.hc First Unit-
ed Methodist Church of Costa Mesa.
YIHI WI# be W*-'«I -And IMlpedl
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ltl•ln •t Adllln•, Huntington -..Ch
SUNDAY:
Morning Worship . . . . .... .•. . .. 9:00 AM
Bible School..... . . . ............................. 10:45 AM
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SAINT JAMES
WELCOMES YOU
8UNDAY WOR...-IERYICE8
7:30 AM -Holy Eucharltt Rite I
9:00 AM • Holy Euchatl•t Rite II
10:45 AM -Prayer and PralM Eucharist Rite II
Church Scttool -9:00 AM Chlld C.re -7:30 & 9:00 AM
(Mutlc, Mfmon end cttlld care at 3 servloea) •
MIO-WHKWORKSHOP
Monday-Friday • 8:30 AM Morning Pr9Y«
Tuesday -10:00 AM Euchartat & H .. llng Servtoe
Wedneaday -8:30 AM Holy Euc:harlat
Rector, Fr. John AeheJ • AMoc., Fr. arten COJt, Mel9tlng
The Rev. Thomu Henry • Dr. Wiiiiam Ro~
Mr. Samuel SMfer
SAINT JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 Via Lado • N~wpon Beach • 7 14-675-0210
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS
"Probation After Death"
Coata MHa-Flr1t Church of Chrlat, Sclentlet
21IO MeH Verde Dr., Co1t1 M9ae
Church a lundey School-10:00 A.M.
Reading Room, 2llO Me .. Verd• Dr.-t A.M -4:30 PM Mon. thru Fri,
Wed. 7-7:50 P.M.-t ·t:30 P.M.
lrvlne-Flr1t Church of Chrl1t, Sclenllat
Aenc ho Sen Joequln Intermediate School
'811 Mlchelaon (Neer Yele)
Church a Sunday School-10:00 A.M.
NEWPUHT C[NTUI
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1901 Mergu.rlle Ave.
Corona del Mar
144-0745
Aat» Bt •ni!d P Kint l1mbortt & (ntbMl OI, /
Mu\I( Arif' 'M l•f filtwOOrl 8t 1 -n-N~ry Can Provlded•Suday Sdool for &11 ates Reeding Room, 4330 Barrenc• Pkwy., Sulle 145, StonecrMk Plau
10 A.M.-4 P.M. Mon. thru Sat.
Wontip ' Oudt School t:30 1 m
Rev Burley R Howe
co11u•m CHUICM CO•ctECATIOMAl
611 ltttitttMwt Awe., Corou Ml lar
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or Yont~ 1 JO llfltclOvS 5'llOOI
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Weekd•1 Protr&/M For 01/dno, foatb • Adulr.s
415 Forest Av'• Phone 494-7555
Or. At1tu I. Tri~ Rtv. Crill Mlams, Dr. Edwards Caldwtl
DIAL-.A;-PRA YER-494-PRA Y
Be sure to worship
at a place
of your choice
Wor h ip ;and hnr chis practical. Chri,t·Cl"ntered. oihlical mc,iaa'
"Chris t ia n Body Life"
8\Ul.Clay April 27, 1988
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fllX' ':>t Andr~~ RoaJ Nf.wport Beach C:d1fnrn11 ti Iii t1ll·2~)
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10 A.M -7 P.M. Thurad1y
CM d Care ~'"'""' A W"(l,,...Oe; Newport Beach-Flrat Church of Chrl1t, Sclentlat
3303 Vie lido. Newport Beach
Church a 8undey School-t :OO a 10:30 A.M.
Aelldlng Aoom, 3315 VI• Lido
Mon. thru Sat. t A.M.-5 P.M. TuH.-7-t PM.
.~•'cl C••• Pio.~ '""~O••• 9 JO • • 10 AM 100 !.tudy lom•
Newport 8e1ch-Second Church of Christ, Sclent11t
3100 Pacilio View Dr .. Coron1 del Mer
Church 6 Sunday School-10:00 A.M.
Re.ding .. oom-J500 "8" E. COHt Hwy .. CdM ,_,
WfllflDAY EVEI• TllTWY MEfT•I
I '.M. Ill Cll.alfl
All are cordially Invited to attend the church services
and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms
Child Care Provided AT ALL SERVICES
l1r11e1 T.,111
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Spring flowers
f ea tu re of show
Unusual miniatures, bouquets of
spring fl owen and a variety of plants
will be on display during the Laguna
Beach Garden Oub's flower show
Thursday and Friday in the lobby of
the GTcat American Savings Bank.
260 Ocean Ave. • • • The annual Green Scene. sponsor-
ed by the Friends of the Fullerton
Arboretum, will be held todar and
Sunday at the arboretum on Ca State
Fullerton campus.
A variety of plants will be offered
for sale, and visitors can attend
lectures and demonstrations on pr-
dening. Hours 8TC 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
each day.
GARDEN CHECKLIST
•Cymbidium orchids arc an
bloom. so enjoy their delicate beauty
inyourprdcnorcontainen. Thcyarc
no more djfficult to grow than most
garden shrubs.
•Now is the time to plant fuchsias.
pelargoniums and geraniums.
•Garden peas, snap peas and snow
peas arc easy to grow and a deliaht for
the cook to use in all sort.$ of dish~.
Put some in your vegetable garden.
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Of1nge Cout DAILY PILOT/s.turday, APt9 H~ 18M A7
-12:30-
1 NAME Of THE GAME
MIEHCA'S TOP T9t
Toothless 'Lion' on stage
at San Clemente theater
By KATHLEEN CUMMINGS
o.lp,... Ce! I 11 J IF frnl
The San O emente Community
Theater's cuITCnt production is the
in tclligcnt and highly witty "The Lion
in Winter" by James Goldman.
It is I 183 at the French palace of
Henry II, k.ing of England. Henry
(Malcolm Silver) as released for a day
his wife of 31 years. Eleanor of
Aquitaine (Sandy Silver). who bas
been in forced confinement for
treason.
She 1s to enjoy Christmas with the
family, which consists of their three
love•starved, power-hungry sons,
Richard Lionheart (Douglas
Hartman), Princc John (Mark Rosc-
nthaJ) and Geoffrey, County of Brit-
tany (Rob Sheehan). Henry's lovc-
besotted mi.stress, Alais Capet
(Gloria Jenson Graham) -who is
practically a member or the family.
considering that she was raised by
Henry and Eleanor since early child-
hood -is also present.
This play is quite a challenge for a
community theater, in that all the
action, romance, sex and violence
must be conveyed solely Lhrough
Goldman's dialogue. So is is import-
ant to have not only experienced
actors, but actors who understand
that this bnlliantly clever dial<>JUe.
which is everything to \he play, isn't
really everything.
Henry and Eleanor use language to
conceal feelings, not to convey them.
that chaJlenge is let\ to the ingenuity
of the actor. Unfo rtunately, the
Silvers are uneven there, though they
present a commendably valiant ef-
fort.
The smallness of the Cabrillo
Playhouse stage is partly to blame.
Thouah extremely intimate in nature,
this pfay still requires a larger cosmos
than the Cabrillo to contain its
enormous egos. We art sattmg wathm
a few feet of the action; subtlety and
nuance are essential af we are to be
engaged in the characters' struggles,
and there isn't enough of at here.
This as not to say that there aren't
some very competent actors at work
here, but that's the problem. There
could be a sign posted: "Actors at
Work Herc" -at work saying lines.
Malcolm and Sandy SU.er Ra( ln .. The Lion ln Wtnter•' at
the San Clemente Commanlty Theater.
pickin$ up cues. staymg in character
and being in the right place at the right
time; all the things actors must do as
second nature before they can do the
vital thing, which as act.
and docs a respect.able job of convey-
ing anger and disgust, but be blows h1s
biggest chance to really act in the
scene an his mother's chamber-and
later. with King Philip of France
(Scan Cope), with whom be is
supposed to have bad a boyhood love
affair. Both of thcte SClCnes should
move us. but they don't. because both
We don't sec enouJh of the wheels
and gears turning, chckmg and sh1ft-
1ng in the characters' minds, though
Sandy Silver could be the exception
here. It is true that many of her lines
are ironic and sarcastic. but even -------------
(Pleue eee LION/ A8)
within this narrow category there is
room for more vanation than as given
here. She comes dangerously close at
times to sounding like Our Miss
Brooks. which as to be avoided at all
SPECIAL ALL
STYLE 'B ,CUTS
costs.
Silver has very good stage poise and
a fairly good sense of taming and
understanding of her pan. but her
scenes wath Henry could be so much
more than they are There isn't
enough going on between the lines,
which is mostly where Henry and
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'LION IN WINTER' AT SAN CLEMENTE THEATER •••
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lack a delicate t1min1 and a 1en1e of LDlaainc HcD!f aettin.a fed up with her He reiorta too often to putuna I.hem
motivation. very soon. wbicb addJ to her pathos. on his bj~ ln a IOrt of b.a.lf-bearted
delivers a solid Kina Phahp, who
must catch on fast to the art of
dJ scmblina 1f be 11 to survive. Judith
Jay Oatbe's costumes are lovely and
aive I aood sense Of time.
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pretty. as Henry's mistreu. Her pink kin&. a frequently acts tbe part of a HealsocouJdrclaxabit more; after
and 11mplc loyalty and vulnetablhty k.ina. but when he laPtCS. he loses all. he's the klna, why should he be up
offer a sbarp contrast to the twin groun with tbe audicooe and has to tiabt? Some more substantial
towers of Henry and Eleanor, and build it t.ck up apin. Some of the furniture on •taac would help aivc
the also make it cas for us to problem is what to do with bis hands: both him and the equally powerful tr======::::z======::::;Tii•Miiliiiii:'im:lili!iii'iaur---., Hartman sometbina to l"UP and
SHARE ntE S10RV pound on at times. They teetJ'I to need
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internl Perhaps director Recd Boyer
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An 1 m perfect 11 was the top score
of the week at Lolly 6 Co. came up
with everythina but the name of the
"Mork" episode on .. Happy Days" to
lead the week's field.
Both the owe loffee lllatcla and
CMSD tabbed the "Mork" half-
pointer but each uussed another
question and finished with I01h
points apiece. This was enouah to
move the Costa Mesa High math
TRIVIA BOWL
VSTANDINGS
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teachen into second place in Triva
Bowl V, which concludes with today's
questions.
Here's the last increment of our
fifth go-round. after which we'll wipe
the slate clean and start another
round. If you've been waitinJ to join
the fun. it all starts agaJn next
Saturday. Till then, try your luck at
these:
I. At what card pme was Richard
Crenna a "shark" in the movie "The
Flamingo Kidr'
2. Barbara Eden, Merry Anders and
Lori Nelson teamed up for what
vintage TV series?
3. Two children named Billy and
Ba rbie arc found an what comic stnp?
4 Nam,. thr rwo wnmen who
attempted to assassinate President
Ford. 5. In the movie "Once Mo re. Wllh
Feeling." Yul Brynner 1s instructed to
have his piccolo players standing
Toi
TITUS
dunng the playing of what tona?
6. In which oft\is plays did Arthur
Miller make a veiled attack on the
hearings conducted by Sen. Joseph
McCarthy?
7. What NFL player originated the
touchdown celebration known as the
California Quake? 8. Had Marilyn Monroe lived. her
next picture would have been a
comedy with Dean Martin entitled
what?
9. How many people died in "The
Exorcist" as a result of Linda Blair's
demonic possession?
10. In the comic strip Moon
Mullins. what is Lady Plushbottom's
maiden name?
Last Week'• Antwen
1. "Road to Bali" (only "Road~
color movie)
2. "Happy Days" -"My Favorite
Orkan" (Mork's debut)
3. Funky Winkerbean (Barry
Baldcrman)
4. Russja (Jones as admiral)
5. "Sin~ing in the Rain"
(McDowell in "Clockwork")
6. "Gypsy" (Tulsa, L.A .• Yonkers)
7. Mianu Dolphins and New York
Jets (silent game)
8. "The Greatest Show on Earth"
(Bob Hope appearance)
9. "The Blackboard Jungle"
(Kiley's records)
10. Deborah Kerr in "Quo Vadas"
(Taylor's line)
Send your answers ro TRIVIA, c/o
the Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa
Mesa 92626. All entries must be
received by Wednesday, otherwise
half Lhc player's last sco~ will be
awarded.
These Oklahomans
really in the chips
Q. What's the "Organic Olym-
pics''?
A. So tagged sometime back was
the World Championship Cow Chip
Throwing Contest in Beaver, Okla.
Please note, politicians who apply to
com~tc therein arc assigned to a
special super division.
A foot a minute -that's how fast a
silkwonn ejects ljquid silk.
J~ers. please note: RunninJ for-
ward 1s not as strenuous as running an
place.
Many a lizard as born with a natural sac offrcsh water in au body. Takes 1t
about a mo nth to use up the supply.
Sicilians. I'm told, grate chocolate
over their eggplant dishes.
·t.M. ~
Bo YD
popular card ~me at the beginning of
this century? 'Five Hundred." Never
heard ofit1 From 1904 to 1920, at was
the No. I table game.
Not every banana buyer knows a
"Cavendish" banana is that ordinary
yellow banana you get at the store.
T9 lls population dunng the last 10
yearf> this world has added the
equivalent of another India.
Australia's aborigines have aboul How do you account for the fad
300 different names for a boomerang. that New Yorkers eat 48 percent more
canned tuna than citizens elsewhere'
Q. What proportion of the ta~
payen hire a professional to figure out
their income taxes?
A. 45 percent.
Q. What music 1s played m the
typical religious services of onhodox
Mohammedans?
A. No music.
Am asked to name the most
PEOPLE
Fifty thousand branch banks na-
t1onW1dc serve the blind w1th Braille
cash machines.
Still only ha lf the households have
microwave ovens now.
L.M. Boyd 11 • •radlc•led
colamaJ11.
Suoday, April Z7
AklES (March 21-April 19): Accent on spantual values. famtly
aa.tberi~ security, homc1 basic obUaauons. You learn valuable lesson
associated wtth moods,J>uolic opinion. dcalinas with older people.
'TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Give full rein to intcUectual curiosity
Discussion concern.in& funds, ta~ and license requirements could dommate.
You'll learn plenty conc:crnina savings, investments.
GEMINI (May 21 -Junc 20): Be mettc ulous concem1na legal documents,
special reports. You'll become more ------------
aware of riahts. permissions. You act
what you want through unusual
e~urc. .i:aurus, ~rpio natives
fiaure to exatma sccnano. OMAR CANCER (June 21-July 22): Indi-
vidual who previously was indJffcrent s
could no~ bcco!"le .enthusiasuc ally. HARlff
Whal begins as fhrtallon could bccom.,"••••••••••••lll meani_npul relationship. Don't st.aJ1
something unless you expect to finish it. Virgo plays role.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Visits, gifts, flowers, music dominate. SCCD8:110.
Significant domestic change occun -harmony could replace d1s~ns1on.
Emphasis on charisma, children, entertainment. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio ~lay
roles.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Be aware of potential, build for future. check
real estate values. Define terms, clarify meanings, airee to "secret
rendezvous." What had been hidden will now become available. Pisces,
ano ther Virgo figure prominently.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Accept challenge that in~ludes deadline.
Spotlight on relatives. vishs. intc.ns1fied love relau?nsh1p. You'll be. 1n
contact with persons who appreciate your personalaty. talent, potential.
Capricorn figures prominently.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Suck to plans and pnnciplcs. ~mcone.
practically at last m oment, may attempt to upset apple cart. Know 1t, protect
your own interests. Money picture will brighten. Aries. Libra figure
prominently. .
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 2 1 ): Push for:wa rd to . new f!onuers.
Imprint your own style, shake off lethargy. Emphasize in:'llattve, onginahty,
pionecrina spirit, courage of convictions. Romantic interests figure
prominently.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Family mem~r confides "secret." Key
is to be diplomatic, to be sympathetic and yet practical. Reach bey?nd curTCnt
expectations. Significant gain could ansc from adversity. Know 1t. refuse to
be discoura.&ed.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): You'll have reason to celebrate. ~ng
distancc call relates to social event, travel. pleasure, possible pubhshang
project. 8<' aware of body image, keep rCS<?lutions ~nccrning. diet.
PISCES (Feb. I 9-March 20~: Emphasis on ~~1s1on, re~ung. chcclt1.ng
details, studying fine print. Goal 1scloser than onginally ~ntmpated. Scorpio.
Leo, Aquarius will play significant roles. You'll ~t cr:cdit lo!lg overdue.
IF APRIL %7 IS YOUR BIRTBDA Y emphasis this year 1s on new starts,
independence, origjnalitr,. chance to express self in meaningful manner. Love
will play major role, you II be rid ofb~r~en wb1~h was not your own to carry
in first place. You arc sensual, dynamic, 1mpul~1ve and. ~t limes, hcadstronJ. Ari~ Libra individuals play important roles 1n your hfc. Cuf!Cnt sccnano
haghhghts excitement of discovery. In May, you make major domesuc
adjustment. July could prove to be your most memorable m o nth of 1986.
Striking a blow for
casual housekeeper
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently
you printed a letter from a mother
who was complaining about her
daughter's housekeeping. (The
daughter was manicd and held a full-
time JOb.) That lencr could have been
written by my mother.in-law.
I am constantly hearing about the
messiness of my ho use. even though
her son is the ma1orcontributor to the
mess. When I was growing up my
mother worked downtown and our
house was cleaned on Saturdays when
we were all home together as a family.
Mom chose to spend her free time
helping us with schoolwork. To stop
people in their tracks. she had this
poem taped to the wall. Now 1t as
taped to mine. r don't know who the
author is but i l works wonders. Please
print it.
COME IN
Come in. But don't expect to find
all dishes done;
All the floors ashine.
Observe the crumpled rug, the toys
galore.
The smudgy fi ngerpnntcd door.
The little ones we shelter here
Don't thrive on spotless at-
mosphere.
They're more anchned to disarray
And carefree, even messy play.
Their needs are great, their patience
small.
All day I'm at their beck and call
It's "Mommac come! Momm1e
I" sec.
Wiggly worms and red-scraped
knee.
Painted pictures. blocks piled high.
My fl oors unshined. the days go by.
Some future day they'll flee this
nest.
And I, at last. will have a rest.
And which really matters more'>
A happy child or a Polished floor?
A11
UIDEIS
-CONTENTED IN SAGINAW.
MICH.
DEAR SAG: Yo•r contribetloD It
sure to make a lot of .. catuJ"
lloasekeepen fe-el better. OD belaalf of
all of tllem, tUakt for tJte vtadl-
catloa. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Five
years ago I married a 37-ycar-old
physician. (I was 32.) It was the .first
marriage for us both and we rece1 ved
many beautiful gifts, among them.
stcrhngsilver flatware (service for 12)
fro m my husband's mother. It was
not an heirloom. She purchased it for
us.
Ten months ago my husband and
our young son were kj})cetl in an
a utomobile accident. (The drunk
who hit us as in jail.) It was a honible
m&htmarc and I am JUSl gctllng my
lifC together. Yesterday's visit from
my mother-in-law threw me into a
SP.in. She came to ask that I return the
silver service she had given us for a
wedding gift.
Shall I report this to my father-an-
law, whom I like a great deal? Or to
my sister and brother-in-law. who arc
my good friends? I'm sure they would
come down on her hard. Please
advise. -SAN JUAN.
DEAR SAN: l~tt tllie oatra1eoe1 reqacst ud doe t report It to uyou.
TIIJa matter It betweea yoa ud your
sick, warped. twitted motlter-la·law.
'New Phyllis' good for 20 more years
By tbe Auoclated Prest
NEW YORK -Af\er two
facelifts. two nose jobs1 a tummy
tuck. a breast rcductton. three
teeth bondinp. a forehead and
under-eye lift. an eyeliner tatt.oo,
cheek implants and a chcm1caJ
peel. comedienne ~ylllt Dtner
says she's satisfied WJth her looks.
"My doctor tells me I'm good
for the next 20 years -that is.
unless somethina like a jowl
should drop on me." Diller. 69.
said.
Members of the Amcncan
Academr. of Cosmetic Suraery
voted Diller an award earlier this
year for pubhcmna her suf)Cry
"I've done more for pla1t1~ or
cosmetic su~ry than Bayer has
done for aspirin." she said "I've
made 1t respectable."
LaDden laGded
ITHACA. N.Y. -AM Lud·
en hu mirrored Amenca.n ~
etety's attitudes and interest~ for
30 ycan says a Cornell Uni v.ct·
sity professor who has 1tuched
more than 3S,OOO letten tent to
Phyllla Diller
the syndicated columnist. o .. w Gro.no1el a profcs'°r
of literature since 1 %0. said the
to'1ic of sc-. was vinually non·
existent in heT columns when she
bqan writina in 19,S. but now
dominates the lctten.
Ann Landen
Cbildn:n throu&h thr 19~ and
into the 1970$ have led "pro-
arcssively less inn()(tnt and mo~
unhappy hvcs." confr~nt ang
problems hke smokanf. dnnk1na.
drup, and sexual d1~~. hr
said
..
Charity video
ASBtlRY PARK.NJ -Rock
-;tar Brit« Spm11tfftl and a
group of New Jerwy mus1c1ans
will shoot a video of ats chanty
single "We Got The Lovr" at a
community food bank an Nrwark
today.
Membtrs of thr non-profi1
asSOClallon. Jersey Artists for
Mankind '86. will also a1ve a
check 10 the Community Food
Bank of New Jersey. JAM '86
Burt tadlles
LO ANGELES -l'\ctor B•rt
Reyaoldt tc,tafied bnefly in the
SJS million .. lawsuit filed by a
former stuntwo man who was
cnppled whale work1n&_ as a
double for aC1ress Fll'Tlh Fawcett
1n the movie ··cannonball Run ..
tuntwoman Betit! Voa Be,lt1,
ten a parapleaic by the t 980
accident, filed i u1t ap1n1t thr
pnncipals , in the film which ''IJ'Ted Rcynoldi.
Ouu1dt coun. Reynolds would
not elaborate on the acca<kni
Or9"g9 Coat DAILY P1LOT/Saturday, Apr1t 2t, 1911 A9
WEEKLY BJUOOE Q IZ
Q.1-Both vulnrrablt• as South
you hold
•KQ1062 "KJ66 'Q9M
Your r1gh1 h1&11d opix>nt•nt up.:•1111
thl' b1ddan1t \\ 11 h mw l'lub What ac·
t1011 do you takt">
Q.2-'\t•itlwr \ ulne1 :1hh'. <t~ South
you hulct
+KIO l AK9M r..>AQ9 ... 76
Pi1rt nfr <>i.w.Jb uu: b1dd.u\A WJth
flvt• dub' What <Ht11111 do vou
Utkt"'
Q.3-Roth vulnt-rabl" a.., S.1111h
you hold
•AJ7 1K' . J102 •AQ86•
Th~ b\ddin.,: hai. pron•edrd
South WHt Nort h Eut
1 . :J . PaH PaH
?
Whal a<"lltll\ do you tdkl'"'
Q.4-:\t·itlwr \ ulr11•ral.Jle a' South
you hold
•AR . A76~2 AQ1063 ·~
Th<' b1ddinl( ha') prt1('t111dt-d
South We t North Eul
l Pase I • Pau
2 Pas11 2 t Pus
?
Whal all1t1n do you 1,1k1··•
Q.~-A~ So111 h. vultwrahl1>, you
hold
•73 .AQ983
South Wf'llt
AQlO •K93
North Eattt
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?
I t 2
\\'hat ac 1 aon du you 1,1k<"'
O Reorronoe let1ers of the
four Krombled words be·
low ro form four simple WO<ds
UNKl!AM8lf ABOVE lETTEl!S
TO GET ANSWER
CHAil£$
GotE•
CJ1AR
SHARIFF
Q.6-Both ""'"~rable. M South
you hold
+AQJ .7 .A 3 •KJlOHZ
The biddanl( ha!; prcx·eeded
South Wf'9t. North Ea•C.
1 • PaH I Pua
2 • Pass 2 Pu .,
What ar11on <111 you take''
1..uok for an .. w1•r.., on Monday.
For inrormatlon about Charle•
Gort>n'a new new1lettt"r for
bridge playf'rs, wrilt> Goren
Bridge Lettt>r, P.O. Box 4428, Or-
lando, Pla. 32802-4426.
WOii
IAMI .. ..,
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Acclaim
5 Fish
9
Congress
t 4 Bible book
15 Excellent
16 Cut down
17 Rollers
18 Applaud
19 Inflamed
spots
20 Letters
22 Joyous
24 Young folks
26 lnllecllon
27 -fo1 Two
28 Golden
29 Mach1Ml part
32 Time of year
35 Lowers
37 Athena
38 Pronoun
39 Conviction
40 Matured
43 Barnt
45 Compensate
46 Length un11
4 7 Strong beer
48 Persuade ro
buy
49 Lazy one
53 Otfens1v!'
2 3
17
20
37
•O
45
58
62
85
4
57 Kitchen uni1
58 Peace deity
59 Japheth's
lamer
61 Infuriates
62 Cast oul
63 Peculiar
pref
64 Otscharge
65 Runs easily
66 Monetary unit
67 Feeds on
DOWN
1 Side
2 Enchanl
3 -code
4 Vllal
5 Pouch
6 Goll course
units
7 Castor or
Pollux
8 Assistants
9 Says OK
10 Job
11 The o·Hara
plantation
12 Hot place
13 Gathe11nQ
sutt
2 1 D1scovereo<1
6
\
7
23 Fastener
25 Maple Leal
28 Coast
29 Cipher
30 IS Obhged
31 Insect
32 Coarse grain
33 1mprec11ton
34 Oe~nd
36 Order
38 01 Greece
4 1 Egg dishes
42 Self-restraint
8 10
43 wrong pref
'4 Greek
underground
48 S1gn1hcat1on
49 Tincture
50 Asian land
51 Contest
52 Slumbers
53 Canadian
rebel leader
54 Work pref
55 LOOll slyly
56 Knob
60 Stolen
11 12 13
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---------------....-.-------~-~~ .... ----------Ofwlge Cout DAILY PILOT/ Sat\lrday, April 28, 198e
by Bii Keane
\\Daddy wotches anything that has at
least two people and a ball in it."
,--
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"They communicate quite well ... that
means he wants a drink of water ...
BIG GEORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP)
I
"Awrlght, Princess, out of my jungle."
DENNIS THE MENACE
el I
t
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by Hank Ketcham
,, I "THOU6Hl' '<A~IU 'OJ • BEAT IT, JoE y I ~
COOLD AANOLE HER~'
PEANUTS by Charles M . Schulz
.. ll>
GARFIELD
LIFf IS LIKE A 81RP8ATH.
IT'S MAD( OF CONC.RE.1(,FILL£D
WITH WATER.AND OH ..• BIRD~
LI KE TO $PLASH IN IT
TUMBLEWEEDS
A R,l::NI '1btJ GOING
10 OFFER ME A CUP
OF COFFEE?
DRABBLE
BAB£ Run~
"IT 714-~ RUN'1l
ROSE IS ROSE
Ml}!;f 'KJ.J I.EAVE. ~ ~ mm; ~AHGfN<t ON "JUf,~~~00?
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BOY. THAT WAS PUMB.
LIF=E. ISN'T ANYTHINC:s LIK~
A 81RP8ATH
'
by Jim Davis
LIFE. .. 15 LIKE A
50CK MONKEY ..•
by Tom K. Ryan
by Pat Brady
BLOOM COUNTY
U.S. ACRES
SHOE
JUDGE PARKER
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
! "TRIED I AJNK'i ... BoT 1 :l.lSI
DIDN'T HAVE /HE HEART ro
BREAK OP W11'H L.ISA lAST
NIC:,ITT !
DOONESBURY
'•
lcH) 511/{I
7Hf1',
I
MEANWHILE lOV t<N0W WHAT.
JERRY ? IT SEEMS LIKE I SEE
MORE OF YOU THESE DAYS
TkAN I SEE OF ..---...._
MY WIFE AND
DAUGHTER '
by Berke Breathed
~ f!f'CH
~PA~lff
A '11'/P:
/
by Jim Davis
by Lynn Johnston
by Jeff MacNally
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
lAllfH All Of /HAI ~l~G
At-.\D 50881 NG I IT WAS JUST IM~IBlEf
AND fH£N SHE 511\R'T"ED
10 CRQ !
by Gary Trudeau
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SA TUROA V, APRIL 28. 1988 lilJPlat m =.._-...
..
CdM'• Mike Brigg• MIVancM to Mmlflula .. OJM. 112.
Dwight Gooden pltchee a ftv~hltter to lead ll11L 113.
Uni, Estancia stay
tied atop Sea View
...., .........................
Seahawks tighten
grt p on Sunset lead
by beating Barons
Sea View League baseball made a
definite split FriCtay -with Univcr·
sity Hi&h 's Trojans, Estancia 's Eajlci,
Sadddfcback's Roadrunners and the
~una Beach Artists takina the
iosade track.
University and Estancia continue
atOl> the CtTCuit with the former
holdina the edge by virtue of two
victories over the Eagles.
Ocean View, meanwhile, is begin-
ning to tum the Sunset Leque race
into a shambles.
And, South Coast League leader
Irvine won again, but only by the
narrowest of margins over cellar-
dweller San Clemente.
Here's how it went:
Ullivenlcy t , Newport llarbor 7:
The Sailors struck for three runs in
the first two innings, but saw tt all fall
apan when University struck for
seven runs in the fourth moing.
Four walks, an error, singles by Jeff
Balcer and Ray Gonzales and a two-
run triple by Todd Kruger did the
damasc.
University added two insurance
runs in the sixth, ignited by Steve
Conner's double.
Maynard went 3 tor 4 with 3 RBI
for t&e Sailors, and the winning
Trojans were paced by sophomore ·
Casey Simpson, who went 3 for 3,
aivina him 7 for 7 for the week and 8
for 10 since being elevated from the
j unior varsity.
University maintains its No. 1 ~
in the Sea View race despite allowma
Harbor 10 runoen via walk.a.
Darrell SaWicki (3-l} aot the win
and Kru.eaer picked up his first save of
the year lor the Trojans.
Ettuda i, Corwa 4el Mar I : The
Eaalea kept pace with Uni vcrsi ty bcfiind the lG-strikeout pitch.in& of
Pat Norville, a junior left-hander.
Norville was touched for a solo
homer by Corona del Mar's Robert
Hess and a run-te0~ single by Chris
Greco in the third inning, resultina in
a 3-1 deficit
But Estancia pared it to 3-2 in the
fifth inning, then struck for th.rec in
the sixth with the help of a C.dM
miscue, John Baker's bases.loaded
walk and a sacrifice fly by Conrad
Colby.
Estancia's first-inning run came
when Eddie Caron tripled and scored
on Baker's sin&)e to left. Colby was
responsible for the fifth-mning run.
too, sin~& in Norville.
Norville got stronger as the game
went along, striking out eight in the
last four innings, five in the last two.
He walked four, including three in the
first inning.
Eetancla lllCh '• John Baker la cat down at
MCond In the bottom of the tblrd lnn•n• u
Corona del llar'• Kart Shm•nn mOYee oat
of harm'• way In rrtday'• Sea View 1a.me.
The Sailors, rallied with three in the
seventh on a two-run single by Pat
Maynard and Ed Milum 's run· scor-
ing blow. but fell two runs short.
Lapa Bai~ 3, Cotta Mesa 1: The
Artists ( 6-4 l.:~ain in the thick of the Sea View uc bunt.. counesy of
(Pleue eee HIGH SCBOOL/82)
Surfers duel
this weekend
Huntington Beach rc5idents
Janice Aragon, the 1984 world
champion, and Lisa Anderson arc
expected to battJc for the top spot
in the founh and final event of the
California Amateur Surfing
Grand Prix today and Sunday at
the Huntington Beach Pier, be-
&inning each day at 7:30 a.m .
No Small(ey) thing, Angels lose, 7-4
Maµ~h' s nephew sizzles
with home run, three RBI
stage of the season.
"Right now I feel comfonable at the plate and
I'm seeing the ball well." said the 12-ycar veteran.
"I've been around long enou~ that I have
confidence I can bit the ball hard 1fl get enough at-
bats."
Aragon currently leads
Anderson by just over 300 points
and this weekend's winner will
gain 1,000 points.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -Minnesota's Roy
Smalley tried to downplay the significan~ of
beating bis uncle and Angels Manager Gene
Mauch after the Twms'7-4 victory over the Angels
Friday night
Smal1ey, the designated hitter, delivered a
two-run homer in the third inning and drove in
another run in the seventh with a line-drive double
off the right-field fence to spark the Twins' win.
Ben Blyleven got the victory. giving up eight
hits.
Smalley gave the Twins a 4-3 lead in the Slxth
with his thlrd home run of the season. Smalley
homered after Kent Hrbek drew a walk from Jim
Slaton, 2-1.
There will be both men's
(today) and women's (Sunday)
competition and a pre-season l?ro
division with competitors getting
their last chance to tune up for the
upcomins U.S. Pro Tour of
Surfina kickoff event. May 16-18,
also at the Huntington Beach
Pier.
"It's nothina special to beat the Angels and
their manager," Smalley said. "We do have a very
close relationship like a father to a son, but I enjoy
winning against anybody. Playing against him
doesn't affect our relationship."
Minnesota added three runs in the seventh on
RBI sin~cs by Hrbek and Tom Brunansky and
Smalley s run-scoring double.
Blyleven, 2-0, pitched his first complete game
of the season. He struck out four and walked none.
Reggie Jackson bit a solo home run, his fifth of
the season and S35th of his career, in the ninth.
Jackson moved past Jimmie Foxx into sole
possession of sixth place on the all-time home run
list. Jack.son is one short of Mickey Mantle. Costa Mesa's Richie Collins as
just 35 points out of the lead in the
men's pro division.
Mauch said of his nephew. "He's sure hitting
the ball well. We go at each other 12 pmes a year
and I know he's trying to beat me JUSt like I'm
trying to beat him."
Smalley feels he's in the groove at this early
Doug DeCinces drove in the Angels' first two
runs with an infield vounder m the first and an
RBI single io the third, giving the Angels a 2-0 lead.
.
More thanjust a diversion
Area cyclists Adams. Layer ready
to challenge ru ed Baja course
By ROGER CAR~N
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Potential delays because of 1mm1grauon searches
notwithstanding., a Tour of Baja, visiting such sites as
Mexicali, Tccate, Enscnada, Tijuana and San Vicente.
would seem to be a pleasant d iversion.
But when it involves cylists Kenny Adams of San
Clemente and Dirk Layer of Laguna Beach, it's hardly a
diversion. it's a 1,084-kilometer adventure over a scven-
day span -with the accent on exhaustion.
That works out to some 120 miles a day. on courses
which arc considered second only to the Coors Classic in
Colorado in terms of difficulty.
And that's what makes this race even more attract• ve
to the two area cyclists, who'll be riding under the colors
of Jalconcs Racing Team of Mexico, beginning Sunday.
Jointly sponsored by Celo Europa Bicycle Shop in
Corona del Mar and the Manhattan Beach Cycle Oub, the
pair feels it has the right combination to stay with the
field, which includes other American entries, as well as
Mexican, Colombian, Cuban and even Soviet teams,
among others.
descents in this race."
Adams entered some 40 races m 1985 and finished in
the top six I 0 times, winning the Wagon Wheel Criterium
and placing sixth at the Southern Cahfomia District
championships.
As for the courses in Mei1ico, Adams said: "The more
hills the better."
The two Americans will be lum(;lcd in with four
Mexican riders and the idea ohbe pack 1s to spring its ace
at the right time, giving him the advantage of saving
energy while drafting along behind the wedge before the
nght moment comes.
"Maybe one or two of your best nders are in that
pos1t1on," says Adams, a product of San Oemente High.
"You plan on a course for them to get away and the
other four will try to go to the front and slow the pace
down a bit.
"Anothe r way you can get help is 1fone of your top
nders gets a flat, one of the others drops back to help work
together to get back."
"I've worked for him (Adams) because he's one of the
best climbers in the state, · continues Layer. "But there,
we'll be dealing with an internatio nal field so we'll have to
see how it goes. Just to be there at the finish and in the
hunt as our goal."
Layer admits his role 1s harder in that he is the
suppon nder for Adams. "lfhe has adroblcm, I wait and
help pace him back to the pack," sai Layer.
"We're really lookin' forward to it as a challenge, and
for the prtst1ge of riding in it," he adds.
To1Jl6b.t'• game
AAgel1 (Sutton 0-2) at Minnesota (Viola
3-1 ).
iime: 5:35
TV: Channel 5.
Radio: KMPC (7 10).
Sunday's game: Angels at Minnesota, 11 : IS
a.m .
Minnesota tied it in the third on consecutive
sin&)es by Greg Gagne, l(jrby Puckett, Randy Bush
and Hrbek. .
The An,els took a 3-2 lead in the sixth when
Brian Downing doubled home Wally Joyner, who
had led off with a double. Joyner. a roolae, had
three hits. including two doubles.
The Angels will try to reverse the trend today
m the second of a three-game set with the Twins
before a three-game set at Toronto, which begins
on Tuesday.
The ADJ.els must also wade through th.rec
games at Milwaukee and two at Boston before
returning to Anaheim May 7 .
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At S-S, 140 pounds, Adams is the climber. And
layer, at 6-1 , is the "helper," althou&h Layer said be feels
this is the type orlace where be may be counted on for
more than simply backing up his racing partner.
"I think Kenny Adama has a very good chance. if be
doesn't crash1" said bis manaaer, Bruce Galloway. "He's
a great hill chmber and there art a lot of hill climbs and
The prestige of competing comes within an area
where bicycle road racing, as it is 1n Europe, is taken very
seriously.
"The Mexicans and Colombians consider them-
(Pleue eee CYCLISTS/82)
Kenny Adame (left) of San Clemente and Dirk Layer of
Laaun• Beach aeu ap for the •tart Sanday of a HTtm-day.
l,0"84-kllometer cycle race tbroUCh Medco.
Schwartz wins
feature match
Balboa's Bobby Schwartz captured
the featured match race over Colton 's
Mike Faria by an eyelash Friday night
before S, 126 specdwa~ moto~ycle
fans at the Oranae County Fair-
arounds in Costa Mesa.
The lead changed hands five times
in the four-lap race with both riders
coming off the final tum equally
before Schwartz inched away at the
finish.
Schwartt was the scratch main
event winner, ~tina out Robert
Pfetzina of Garden Grove and Shawn
McConnell of Brea in a four-lap race.
Faria was the handicap main event
winner, bestina John Sandona of
Riche Canyon and Steve LU<lCro of
Rlvenide. Denny ScoJ>ClittJc of
Huntinaton Beach was fifth.
Bob Simons of Simi Valley and
Many Van Blaracn of Yucaipa ..,,.ere
the K'COnd and third d1vision main
event winnen.
SOFTBALL
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·Barons' T?.ylor no-hits Ocean Vi.ew, 1-0
Fountain Valley stays perfect
in Sunset with 10-tnntngwtn
Fount.a.in Valley Htgh's Patti Taylor was the
vtctor in Friday's bia Sunset Lcque duel. bestina
nval Sarah Oakley and the Ocean View Seahawks
in 10 inninp wtth a no-hitter.
Here's how it went:
Foutabl Valley 1, Ottu View t : Taylor
outdueled Oakley wtth a near-perfect per-
formance, allowinajust two walks and pitching to
just one batter over the minimum in takina the I 0-
tnnina decision.
She walked a batter in the eighth innin-. but
the Barons' defense erased the runner Wlth a
double play.
The only other blserunner for Ocean View
came with a free pen in the fourth innina.
Taylor struclc out nine and did not allow a
ainaJe blow to the outfield.
Fountain Valley aot the winner 1n the 10th
inning when laune Alvarez reached first on an
error and was bunted over to second by Dara Pncc.
The throw was too late to get Pnce, putting runners
on first and scrond. Shelly Mardon bunted and
reached first safely on an error to load the bases.
Oaltley forced the next two batters to pop to
short center and left. but Sindy Rice sharply to the
hole at short and beat the throw to get the Winner
over.
Oakley fanned nine and walked one as Ocean
View fell to 2-4 in the Sunset League.
Taylor is now 12-2 on the mound with the
Barons 6-0 in leque. 18-3 overall.
Ml ... l, Westmla1ter t: The Chargers upped
their lcquc record to 4-2 by wry of senior lef\-
bander Joyce Lyman's three-hitter. combined with
Dina Baker's run•aconng hne dnve up the middle
m the sbth innina.
Lyman struck out '"t and walked thrtt a'
Ed110n improved its overall record to 19-4. Shr
didn't allow a runner to third and )U'lt one runner u far as tce0nd ba~. that romina 1n the fiMt
mnma.
Edison aot the winner when Kendra Whis-
enand led ofTwtth a single and tole second with one
out. A wild pttch got her to third and then Baker
lined the two-out base hit Westminster falls to 2-4
in league play
In the Sea View League:
UaJvenUy 11, Newport Harbor~: The Trojans
stayed in a tte for second place with EstanC1a at 8-2
by buildmJ an 11-1 lead after six innings and
holding ofT for the wtn at University
Jennifer Fret earned the win, her 11th 1n 17
dec1S1ons and she helped her own cause by dnv1ng
an three runs Fret was 2 for 4, 1ncludma a two-run
double 1n the sixth innina when University scored
five times.
Lamour Ponce and Cathy Sampson eac h h.ad
two hits for the Trojans.
Lapu Bead 11, Cotta Mna t : In a Wiid
finish. t"he Artists ralhcd for two runs in the el&hth
inntna to tte the pme and pushed over a run m t~e
bottom of the ninth to win 1t at lquna.
The ~n1~s appca~ tn control wt th a 7-0 lead
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LOS ANGELES CAP)-Joe John-
son fired a four-hincr and Claudell
Washington and Dale Murphy hit
home runs Friday night to lead the
Atlanta Braves to a 4-1 victory over
the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Johnson;. a 24-ycar-old right-hand-
er in his nrst full season with the
Braves. struck out a career-high nine
batters and retired 19 of the last 24
batters. He lost his bid for hi" first
Toalgb.t'• game
Atlanta (Palmer 1-1) at Do4gen
(Honeycutt 0-2)
Time: 7:05.
TV: None
Radio: KABC (790).
Sunday's game: Atlanta at Dodsen. 1.os p.m.
maJOr league shutout when Gres
Brock htt his third homer of the
season wtth one out tn the suth
inning.
The Dodgers' only other sc.orina
bid came in the third when Steve Sa~
grounded a single through the middle
wtth two out and went to third on
Johnson's errant pickoff throw. But
Brock grounded out to third after
Johnson, 3-0. loaded the bases with a
pa tr of walks.
The Braves got their first run
against naht-hander Bob Welch on
consccuttve two-out doubles to left
field by Murphy and Bob Homer an
the third. In the sixth, Homer's sinaJc,
a fielding error at fint ba~ by Brock
that allowed Homer to take third and
Ou1e Virgil's groundout to shortstop
led to another run.
Washmaton led off the seventh
with his home run. tus fint of the
v a!.<>n. and Murphy h1t his fourth
homer. a solo shoL 1n the runth.
Welch, 2· I . went seven ann1np and
allowed el&ht hits. while stnkana out
§IX and walkm1 four
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membt-r ofHl!l)' Wenddstcdt's um·
pinna ettw got hn with a betted ball in
fair tcmtory and stalled the Dod&en'
offentc. Mike Sc10teia's one-hop
smash to the naht of scwnd be.le in
the second tnntf\I struck Terry Tata
on the left ankle. pttvcntioa Brodt
from advanc1na put second.
Tata left the 11me at the end oft.he
mnina and wa taken to the holpltaJ.
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CdM' s Briggs advances to Ojai tennis semis
UC Iivbie tops
Pacific, 5-2
The UC Irvine bueball snapped 1 thrce~pme 1 iJJI
behind the coml>lcto-pme cm
pitcher Craia Bnnk io downioa
Unlvcrait)'. of Pacific. ~2. Fridi
Corona del Mar doubles
team a lso posts 2 wins
match." said CdM Coach Oave Heffern 'They
played earlier this year in the team compet1t1on
and Mike won the set. 6-4."
and Steye Aroott advanced to the semis before
fallina. is well as Orea Moore and Nori Otsuj1.
In community colleae action:
On the women's 11de: UC Irvine's oootiqent was ~liminated in
sin&Jcs and doubles as Cal-Berkeley's Sharon
Fletcher, ranked 64th in the oountrY,. outlasted
Stepha nae Rohrer o( UCI, 6-0, +.6. ~2.
OJAI -Make Brigs, the sccond-Sttded
player in the I CJ-and-under d1 v1s1on of the OJIU
Tournament, survived a scare an hai. tturd-
round match before advancing into the ~m1-
finals Wlth a pair of wins Friday
Brigs will meet Foothill'$ seoond-scedcd
Doua Eisenman today 1n a bad to reach the
finals.
The CdM doubles tandem of Lance
G ilben and Rtcbard Sandoval also advanced 10
the semifinals, despite bcana exrended to three
sets an their third-round match.
Saddleback's Mike Boice surprised Orange
Coast's Chris Ganz in the quan.erfinals with a
6-4. 6-3 decision. Ganz is unbeaten in 14 South
Coast Conference matches th11 season.
Meanwhile, Patricia Hy of UCLA swept
a11de UCl's HaNkO Shi&ekawa, 6-1, 6-0.
J\nteater Field.
Brink (S-3). a sophomore
bander, burled his fourth comp e
pme of the year, allowina teVen lu~s and two runs (one earned), wb e
walktr\I just one and strikina o t
seven. ~. 1 Also in third-round 19-and-under doubles.
Dana Bozeman also quahfied for the ~nufinals in sin&lcs for Saddlcback, winning
two matches by 6-3, 6-3 counts.
Orange Coast's Dean Olson and John
Studebaker won twice -each in three sets. The
quarterfinal victory over LA Harbor's Tim
Fresenius and Chns Sam featured i third-set
tiebreaker. which the Pirate team won by a 7-5
matllin.
The Anteater team of Sb.~wa and Oma
Trenwilh were defeated io S!1'1JP.l ICU, 6-0, 6-2,
by Stanford's Stephanie Savu!es and Carrie
Haacy, a team that is rated l Ith nationally. After the Tigers (4-9 lo ~.
19-2 I overall) pushed over a fi,_.
inning run, the Aotea~ra ooun~· Briggs outlasted Dan Mattcrra of South
Torrance, 7-6. 6-3. then had a somewhat easier
umc in dispatching Jonathan Kahn of
Palisades, 6-2, 6-2, in the quarterfinals
Laguna Beach's Brad Magers and Ian Hawonh
were eliminated by a 6-3, 6-4 decision to
foothill's Dan Turbow and Barry Hancock
.. Matterra always gJVcs Mike a tough
Edison's two 16-and-undersdoubles teams
were dro pped an the semifinals. Dave Moore
For these athletes,
success on the field
is all in the mind
From AP dispatches
ELJ(,ENE. Ore. -At the stan of the m
season, l n1ver-;1ty of Oregon discus throw-
er Kevan (arr taped 3-b>-5 cards around
has apanment. reminders that he was a
world-clas~ athlete.
"<\round the time I hung tho'ie up, I was throwing
181." Carr said dunng a break in has workout at
Hayward F1dd "Smee then I've improved my throw
b)IJfeet
, .. I've made advance~ ph\ s1call~ but not to that
extent." hl' <w11d ··That\ wh~ I can attnbutc 11 to the
mental training:·
The card'> are one of the technique!> (arr lea med
from local resident!> Kay Poner and Judy Foster, author~ of the book, "The Mental Athlete -Inner
Trarning for Peak PC'rformanCl' ...
··The ba<;1c assumpllonH>I mental training are that
the ptC tu re\ we creatt• in our mrndc; ha' e real power ...
Poner \aid
.. It's a form of training no d11Terent than taking
yourself out to )Our coach and doing your physical
training," c;a1d Foster
Eugene. meantime, as lx'commg sort of a mental
training mecca. as the idea of)ports psychology catches
on with teams and md1., 1dual\
··When I staned eight )'Car<) ago. people looked at
me as though I had rad1at1on hums," said Scott
Pengell). who calls himself the ··head couch" at Nike's
Athlettcs West track club. "Now I can talk with folks
and the} 'II know man) of the fundamentals ..
But Athletic'> West head coach Bob Sevene,
personal coach of 1984 Ol~mp1c marathon gold
medalist Joan Benoit. think'> mental training in sports
stall hasn't been fulh tapped
At has club he said. "there isn't one athlete who
isn't an eltte But wh) 1s one an 01~ mp1c champion and
one 1s 1ust so-so'' The mental aspect as the d1 !Terence "
Seve ne said top athlete'> lake Benoit de.,clop the
mental side of their spon naturall)
··1 he real great ones. one of their g.ifls I!> to v 1!>ual11c
totall) " he 'ia1d .. Joanie -no 4ucst1on ahout the fact
she probabl) ran the Olympic-. hundreds of time'> (in
her mind)"
Quote of the day
Onie Smllb, St Louis \hort!>top. on the
('ard1nah' nvalry with the Nl·w York Met:.. "If
you don't like the games we pla) with the Met'>.
you JUSl don't hke baseball ..
Dallas triumphs, Lakers next
Brad Davis scored 15 ol tm 26 point<; m
in the founh quaner and lin1'>hcd 8 for 8
from the field -1nclud1ng five three
pointer$ -as Dallas eliminated l 'tah from
the NB.\ pla)om with a 117-111 victory Fnda> night
The Mavenck\, who won the hcst-of-five sene!> 3-1 . wall
tra-.el to Lm A.ngele.-, to faLe thl' Lakers an the first game
of a hc<.t-of . .,e .. en senr~ liunda.. Elsewhere in the
NBA pla)ofT-. Spud Webb sank a pair of free throws
with three ..ccond-; rcma1n1ng 1n the second overtime
period and .l.1 lanta held otT lktro1t\ lac;t possession to
beat the P1c;tons ll-l-111 gt\lnR the Hawks a 1-1
'1cton tn the first-round <.<.'fie\
Rangers rally to trip Capitals
Tomas Sand11trom '>lured to break a ~
2-2 tie at I'\ 49 ol 1he ~cc:ond pcnod as the ,
New Yori. Ranger' overcame a 2-0 deficit
and defeated Washmgtun. 4-2 Fnda~
night. taking a 1-2 lead an lhl·1r ~HL Patnck D1 v1swn
final Jobn Vaablcsbrouck turned aside JO Cap1tah·
shots some on spectacular <>ave\, 1n posting the' 1cton
.. Jn another N H Lgame. Guy Carbonneau scored twice
and Mike Lalor got h1'> far'l pla)'ofT goal as Montreal
beat Hanford, 5-3. tu take a '\-2 lead in their Adams
D1 vmon tin al Th<' Canad1en'> can chm:h the scnc\ wi th
a '1llol) 1n game six 1n Hanford on 'iunda;
Paul Jr. on pole at Riverside
RI VFR\11)£ -John Paul Jr pow-•
ercd hi'> Bu1l k-March to a track record
4uallf;mg speed Fnda} a\ he grabbed the
pok pO'i1t1on for Sunda; ·., Grand Pnx of
Endurance sponc; car rale at R1 ve rs1de lntemat1onal
Racewa;
Paul Ir 26 of West Palm Beach, Fla . reach
129 MS I miles per hour a" hr loured the 1 25-mik. Q.
tum road rnurse m I minute '\() llH ..ccond~. echp'iing
h1'> ow.n previous record of I 32 254 ~t in 1985
VOLLEYBALL
Peete leads trio by two shots
CalvlD Pttte, conunu1ng his steady n
play from the first round. shot a 2-under-
par 70 Friday to take a two-shot lead over
three other golfers after two rounds of the
Houston Open. Peete, who fired a 65 on Thursday to
share the first-day lead, completed 36 holes wi th a I 35
score. nine under par for the tournament and two
strokes ahead of first-day co-leader Wayne Grady of
Australia, Nlcll Faldo and Tom Watsoa ... In St.
Petcrsb11rJ. Fla .. Lori Garl>acs equaled an S&H Classic
record, finng an 8-undcr-par 64 that enabled her to take
a two-stroke lead after two rounds of the LPGA
tournament. Garbacz, chasing her first victory in eight
years on the tour, carded eight birdies to fini sh with a
36-hole total of I 0-under-par 134 on the 6.0 I 3-yard
Pasadena Yachtand Country Club course ... In Austin.
Texas, defending champions Don Janaary and Gene
Littler combined for a 9-undcr-par 61 and built a two-
stroke lead after two rounds of the Legends of Golf. The
leaders' two-round score of I 26 was two shots better
than the team of Lee Elder and Cbl Cbl Rodrlguti, who
shot 63 on the par-70, 6,357-yard Onion Creek Country
Club course. Twenty-eight teams are competing for
$500.000 in the best-ball event
OCC pair sign letters of intent
Two Orange Coast College baseball •
players -Longo Garcia and Paul Ellison
-have signed letters of intent to play fou r-
year colle~e b;ill next season.
Garcia. the Pirates' ace nght-hander, signed with
Cal St.ate Fullenon, while Elltson. an All-South Coast
Conference catcher last spnng. signed with UC--
Berkeley.
Garcia. 7-1 w11h a 1 97 earned run average this
year, 1s a 5-11 . 175-pounder from Los Amigos High.
Elltson, who as h1ttmg .266 with three home runs
and 32 RBI, is a 6-2. 185-pounder from Edison High.
Ellison was selected in last January's winter draft by the
Oakland A's.
Ellison and Gama are two of four returning players
ofTlast year's 19-16 duh
Stanford tabs Montgomery
STANFORD -Make Mo ntgomery. m
head basketball coach at the University of
Montana for the past eight years, was
named Fnday as the new head coach at
Stanford University.
"I feel that has personality and his values of
coaching basketball wall suit Stanford ideally:· said
And}' Geiger, Stanford director of athlcucs.
Montgomery, 39. takes over for Tom Davis, who rcs1~ned the Stanford post Apnl 6 to take a similar
pos1t1on at the University of Iowa.
Montgomery, a native of Long Beach, holds an
overall coaching record at Montana of 154-77 and an
Bag Skv conference play, 73-39
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Edison, Sailors breeze
~uf'-.c·t League champion E-d1\on High pul lht' wrap~
on an un1tdeatcd league campaign and l<.1 Outnta
grabbed thr 'Jo 2 nng from Fnu11ta1n \. alk)' Frida; night
in area prep \>olkvhall
Here·., how 1t went
Edison 3, Marina 0: ~naur m1ddk bl<x ker Dann>
tfanan recorded 17 kills and senior oul\1dr h11tcr <;,tevc
Titus had t'1ght a' the Chargers <iwept, 15-8 15-10. I ~-4. to
finish undefeated The Charger'i will open first·round
action of the ('If playom on Thur'iday at home
Bat1D1toa Buell 3, Ocean View I: The Oilers rolled
to &heir sttond 'itra1&ht victor) 111 a late surge.
overshadowing the pla) of Ocean V 1cw·~ J~ Graham and
Tony Panzac.a, who each had I I kill\ an the firull two
pmes ofa I .S-9 15-1 . 14-16, I S-1 dcc1 ion
La Qldllta 3, Poaatala Vall.-y 0: Setter John Lu led
the Azt.eol as they clinched ~t ond place an t.hc unKt
Lcque.
Middle blockers Bnan Jot und Make Halnen were
mAUlStl)" an 1umin11t around for La Quant~ wh1' h won
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Newport Harbor 3, Costa Mesa 0: Eric Pfister and
Darryl Gan played tough defense and ~tier Drew
heward performed well for the S:ulors (14-1. 11 -1) a\
Harbor eased to a Is. t 15-0. I S-2 sweep over the
Mustangs o n the Saito'"'' court
Lapna Bucla 3, UDJvuslty 0: The Artists captured
second place an the league with an easy victory (I S-8. 1 S-6.
15-6}.averthc TroJans at Laguna Beach.
mrcumm1nas. a senior middle blocker. had a do1cn
kills to lead the way for Laguna Beach ( 10-2). Matt Perry
chipped 1n with nine lulls and Junior ~ttcr Scott Seymour
had 26 us1sts for the Arttsts. •
Woodbrtcl1e S, Estuela 1: The WamCJf\ (9-1)
chnched third place Wlth a 15· l 7, I S·3, I S-4. 15-9 wan
over the EqJes as sophomore Adam Ketfe had 18 kill
aod Junior setter Matt Kot was strona by the net.
Ml11toa Viejo S, l"IH l: O utside hatter Dale l..On$
helped out an the front row and setter Rich On1sh1
~rl'onned well, bur it wasn't cnou.aJl to hold off 1he
Dtabtos as M1ss1on V1e10 wo n in four, 17-1 S Is.~. 12-t S.
I S-8. an a South Coast Lta,ue match al lrv1nt
Amanda Brodie and Carrie Harris were
victorious in third round doubles for Orange
Coast CoUeic, but Lisa Newman and Karyn
Thurmond were eliminated in fourth-round
smglcs.
with two in the second u Ed k
sin&led 1n one run and Tom e
walked w1th the bases loaded. •
ltd Caron of ltatancia d.t•ee for third to beat
the throw for a triple ln the bottom of the
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HIGHSCHOOLBASEBALLROUNDUP. • • •
From Bl
sophomore shonstop Danny Lane.
whose run-scoring single an the third
inning kept them afloat.
In the eighth ionmg. af\er the
An1sts blew a golden chance m the
seventh when a runner was picked ofT
for the final out at second with the
bases loaded, Lane slugged his second
home run of the week, scoring
Tommy Trager ahead of him for the
Wlnnang margin.
Lane 1s hitting .384 in league, 421
overall. Trager as batting .41 6 an
league and .365 overall.
Mesa's only score came m the top
of the scventh when Paul Rodnguez
singled and went to second on an
outfielder's error, eventually sconng
on John Carlson's base hat.
Cost.a Mesa patcher Scott Snedeker.
a left-handed sophomore, struck out
fi ve and walked fo ur tn absorbing the
loss.
Laguna Beach p11chrng (Todd For-
tune in sax-plus, relieved by Coby
Naess) struck out JUSt one batter and
hit another, but gave up no walks.
"We were outplayed and out-
coached," said Laguna Beach Coach
Tom Trager.
Mesa. however. drops to 2-8 and
remains in the Sea View cellar.
SaddJeback 8, Woodbridge%: Kevan
C'aporicc1, a j unior right-hander for
Woodbndge, struck out eight and
walked none, but he didn't gel a lo t of
backrng and was the loser in a duel
with Saddleback's JefT Rowe.
Rowe <>truck out three and walked
one. allowmg I I base hats.
"A couple ofbaserunnmg mistakes
took us out early," said Woodbndge
Coach Dave Cowen. "We let them ofT
the hook."
Saddleback catcher Chris Salva had
a two-run tnplc in the second inntng
for the Roadrunners, and 1n the
founh a run-sconng srnglc by Rowe
and a wild pitch made 11 4-1 .
Saddlebaek got two more in the
sixth when Hector Santa Cru1 scored
a pair with a single.
JefT Stoddard wielded the only
effective bat for Woodbndge, strok-
'"S run-scoring singles in the first and
third innings.
In the Sunset League:
Oceu View 3, Foutala VaJley 0:
The Seahawlcs widened the gap
between themselves and the field in
Lheir bad for a second stnught league
championship, getting a combined
shutout from pitchers C raig
Anderson and Brett Johnson~
Anderson struck out four and
walked two, the second to lead ofTthe
seventh inning. and Ocean View
Coach Bill Gibbons, talung no
chances. went lo has wealth of
pitching and brought in Johnson.
Johnson got the first two batters,
then catcher Eric Christophcrson
threw the Barons' baserunner out at
second on a steal attempt to end the
game.
Ocean View scored three m the
sixth, loading the bases on an error, an
intentional wallc to David Holdridge
and Phtl Chess' sinJie.
Chnstopherson hned one to short.
but the attempt for a double play went
awry and two runs scored, Holdrid~e
movi ng to third on the play. David
Leonhardt singled to score Holdndge
and the Seaha wits held the command-
ing 3-0 edge
Chess went 2 for 3 for the winners,
and defensively, Bill Daymude came
through with the big play, cutting the
Barons down at the plate.
Fountain Valley had runn<:rs on
second and third with one out in the
third inning, but a drive to left field
was turned into a double play on
Daymude's perfect strike to the plate.
The victory improves Ocean
View's overall record to I 3-4-1 .
Edison I, Westmlnlter %: Chm
Powell went 2 for 2 and got the most
for his base hits, rapping out a two-
run double in the first inning and a
two-run smgle in the fourth inntng an
the Sunset League duel.
Joe A vesa scored three tames for
Edison and Bernie Collach1 0 and
John Manin each had a pair of hats,
Collachio going 2 for 4 with 2 RBI.
and Martin going 2 for 4.
Sophomore Frank Vidales and
senior Make Tunstall combined to
hm1t Westminster to seven hats an the
w1re-to-w1rc victory.
In the South Coast League:
lrvl.Dt l, Su Clemente 0: The
Vaqueros used three pitchers to sufle
the Tntons, with rchef pitcher (tnd
winner) Mike Stewart putting o~t a
threat m the founh inning will> a
double play ball and Bnan Snoddy
putting out a seventh-inning thieat
with another double play ball.
The Vaqueros increased their
South Coast League record to 6-1
when they pushed across a run in the
fourth inning.
Rack Smet.anka walked and scored
on a two-out base hit to nghl' by
freshman Terry Rahmatulla. Steve
Habermehl stroked the only extra
base hit. a two-out triple in the sixth
inning. •
Ed Laipple started for Irvine and
struck out three and walked two in 3-
plus rnninss. Stewart struck out thrtt
before gi ving way to Snoddy m 'lhe
seventh. •
Snoddy entered after a leadofTwalk
and allowed a one-out single before
putting San Clemente down with 'the
double-play pitch.
SOFTBALL. ~ •
From Bl
entering the top of the seventh when
Costa Mesa erupted for seven ruM to
even the score .
The Mustangs then took their 6rst
lead wnh two m the top of the c1g11th,
but Laguna tied 11 again an the hdme
half of the inning as Jennifer t=orre"t
hit a sacnfice fly and Robin Rcxllg
squeezed home the tying run.
In the bottom of the ninth, Jodi
Weber walked and moved to third on
a wall.. to Kristen Hughes and a
sacnfice bunt A fly ball to center by
catcher Kam Stephens brought home
Weber with the game-winner
Estancia IZ, Corona del Mat I:
Tammi Kane and Kim Braatz com-
.tlined to throw a no-hatter and De
1'/esha Pierce was J for 4 with an RBI
double as the Eagles ( 12-7, Q-2)
bhued the Sea K.iogs.
CYCLISTS READY FOR CHALLENGE. • •
From Bl
selves the better hall climbers of the world and I thank
Kenny would have a shot at at. We're hoping to place an
the top 25." said Layer.
It all begins on Sunday Wlth a 4.5-kilometer all-out
time trial to establl!>h positJoning, and it's followed up by
a 50-kilometer criterium in Tijuana.
Monday they're ofTto Mexicali for a 17 SK road race,
followed by a 60K team tnal and 70K criterium Tuesday.
It's on to Tccate for a I 39K race Wednesday,
followed by a T11uana to Enscnada race ( 11 OK) Thursday.
Fnday the races continue on to San Vicente (I 70K),
Saturday as an Enscnada-Tecate-T11uana I 70K race. and
on Sunday, It's capped by a I 37K tourofTijuana, ranging
from the foothills to downtown Tijuana.
Regardless of the schedule, there is still the simple
matter of lodging, CC\u1pmtnt and food.
"Jacones as taking care of the entry fee and hotel
reservations." said Layer .. And Celo Europa as supplying
us with the equipment -tares. clothing.. we'll go through
60 or 70 water bottles ...
It amounts to some 6-7 hours a day on the road. and
the nders figure it'll rt'qu1re at lea~t nine hours of sleep
Irvine Invitational today
fhe seventh annual Irvine Vaquero Track and Field
tnvit.ataonal "set today Wlth tht tint prchm going at 8.30
a.m .. followed by the field event finals at 9 and the
runnin1 finals at 11 .
The meet wa~ rcS(.heduled after being ramed out
March 8.
Twenty-two school'I art \Cndinaathlet~ in both boy,
and 11rls events.
The a.iris' I ,600'mc1ers as exi>«ted to be a showcase
event. althou&h former Irvine H1ah standout Laura
Chapel of University H1&h 1n San Dieao will be m15'1n1,
She wH scheduled to compete, but has chan1e<1 her
plans ~use of the conflict with today's Mt San
Antonio Colleae Relays.
Amons the cntncs are the host Vaqueros. Costa
Mesa, Manna. Newpon Harbor, University. Edison and
Woodbndac
Dirk Layer Kenny A~
daily to mamt.am the pace. It doesn't leave much umt for
sight-seeing.
Nor 1s there much tame for chec king out the next
day's assi1nmenl. ,
"Actually you spend most of your tame rccovenpJ."
said Layer. "It's cat, sleep and nde, Wlth most of the ea&ma
done white you're ndmg."
"I've been racing for a pretty Iona time now and
know most of the coune1," uad Adams, "h 's lund of
difffcrent. If we have time we'll try to dnve some of the
courses. Usually they have a course description and I
understand most of it is 1>3ved,"
"I 1ma1.1ne we'll sec some thinp," adds Layer. '.'but
th111sn't exactly the kind of tour people u ually associate
with the word 'tour' ,
"lt's lilcc the Tour de Fran«. the tours,of patn and
Italy and Colombia. This 1s Me:iuco's bit tour."
For Layer. a 28-year-old former Newpon Hai'bor
H1ah student, it's his best momcnr in cycling And for the
24-year-<>ld A<Ums. who was considered a pnmc ra~r H
early at 16 years old, it's a 11n1quc step.
He and Layer have been tra1nin1 at the rate o( SOO
mtles a wttk for ll, and althou&h there really isn't much 1n
the w.y for the winner financially. it's a maucr of prestaac
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i &hlcaco buenmner Sbawon Du.naton
looka to the umpire u Montreal flnt
bueman Juon Tbompeon applla t&a·
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ST. LOUIS -Dwight Gooden
tired a five-hitter and Ray Knight hit
two home runs. leading the New York
• Mets to their seventh straight victory
Friday night, a 9-0 tnumph over the
St. Louis Cardinals.
Gooden, 3-0, struck out five and
walked none for his third complete
"game in four st.arts. The right-hander,
while saddling St. Louis with its fifth
, ~traight loss. worked past the Cards'
Mone threat with the aid of a double
play in the second inning.
'· It was Goodcn's 12th career
· ahutout and his first of 1986. For the
1 Cards, it was their third shutout loss
during their current slump.
Loser Ri cley Honon. ~2. held the ~ets to three hits before Knight led
off the fifth with bis towenng shot to left. New York got its second run in
the seventh when Rafael Santana
singled with one out, moved to
.~cond on Gooden's sacrifice and
scored on Kevin Mitchell's double.
The Mets added five runs in the
~!ghth, two scoring on an error, and
J91iAht added a two-run homer in the
n.inth.
"It's the best I think I've ever felt ,"
..Kni&ht said. "I've never been a home
·run fi1tterin the major leagues. I really
can't explain it except that I'm just
more relaxed and a little older."
New York Manager Dave Johnson
aaid Knight's sudden power comes
from greater pcac~ of mind.
"He came to spring training ready
to platoon the (third base) position.
He was more relaxed," Johnson said.
.. It's also (that) he's confident about
his hitting. He's strong. He's JUSt
fl ming the ball in the air ...
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·T im Wallach hit successive home
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.. power Montreal 10 a victory that
jnapped Chicago's three-game Wln-
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• Brooks led off with his third homer
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baines powers Chicago
to 9-7 win over Detroit
Prom AP 4ltpaldla
DETROIT -Harold 8ainca hit
his ICCOnd home run of the pme, a
two-run shot that broke an eitbtb-innin& tic Friday niaht. and the
Chicqo While Sox beat the Detroit
Tisera, 9-7.
After Chicqo rallied for five runs
in the seventh to tie the score 7-7,
Wayne ToDcaon drew a one.out waJk
from RandyO'NcaJ, ~l.1 in lheei&hth
and Baines followed witn a drive deep
into the ri&ht<enter field upper deck
!or bi.I fourth homer oftbe tealOn.
Wbiu Sox reliever Gene Nelion,
1-0, pitched 31/J hitless inninp for the
victory. Bob James recorded the final
out for his third save.
Chicqo trailed 7-2 cnterina the
seventh, but John c&ngelosi led off
with a walk.. Baines followed with a
one-out 1inaJc and Jerry Hairston
touched Detroit starter Dao Petry for
a three-run homer.
Chuck Cary relieved Petry, but
Carlton Fisk greeted the new pitcher
with a single. Pinch-hitter Rodney
Craia followed with a sinaJe and took
second on an error by Detroit cenur
fielder Chet Lemon. O'Ncal relieved,
and pinch-hitter Ron Kittle delivered
a two-run single that made it 7-7.
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1n the tying and go-ahead runs in the
sixth inning and New York stretched
its Wlnning streak to six games by
bcaung Cleveland.
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ARLINGTON -Milwaukee's
Teddy Hipera shackled Teus on
five ruts and Paul Molitor drove in
four runs with three doublet and a
linalc, powerina the Bmiten put the
~f.ewm, who had loll ei&ht of
their 1ut J 0 p.mes. snaooed a lhreo-
pme locina streak as 'Aiauen im-
proved bis record to 2-l. Hiauera
stn.tck-oot n~ and dtd not walk a
better.
Hi&uera lost his shutout bid with
one out in the ciahth innina on Don
Slau&ht's fourth home run of the eeason.
MiJwaukcc stnfed fi ve .Ranaen'
pitchers for 18 bits. Jote Guzman,
1-3, lasted only 3¥> inninas and was
pounded for ei&ht hits.
Molitor bad RBI doubles in the
second third and fifth inninp. tyinaa
team record for the most doubles in a
pD?e. He sinaJed home another run
m thcmth.
~Cooper knocked in three runt
with run·scorina sinaJcs in the founh
and fifth innings.
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poJ>-fly double off Balt1morc scoond
baseman Alan Wiggins' glove drove
1n Tony Ferrumdnin the 10th inning.
giving Toronto the victory over the
Orioles.
Fcmandn opened the inning wt th
a single off reliever Don Aase, 1-2,
and advanced to second on a groun-
dout. After Willie Upshaw walked,
Rich Bordi relieved Aase.
George Bell struck out before
Barfield blooped with his game~
winning double
Mark Eichorn. 2-0, who relie ved
starter Doyle Alexander at the begin-
ning of the eighth inning. got the
victory. He allowed one hit and the
only Baltimore run.
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Lelbrandt toUcd a five-hiuer aad 901
bome-run wpport from Oeotwe Brett
and Darryt Mot.lty, leadina Kamas
City to the win over bt0n.
Le1brandt, 3-0, held the Red So-'
httleu until Rieb Ocdman's ~
pos1te-field double lead.io& off the
sixth. The 29-year-okS ~Ml&odc:r.
who employs savvy and c:onuol in
place of raw pc>wer. bad ~I
and three walks u the lloyals
snapped a thrce-pme losi.na aueat..
Breu drove 10 a run at( loeer
Dennis Boyd, 1-1. with a ucrificc fty
in the tint and bi1 a two-No, two-out
homer in the third. Brett's homer wu
his fourth.
The Royals took a S-0 lead when
Hal McRae doubled with two out in
the sixth and rode home on M0Ue)'1 1
third home run. McRae added an DI
double in the ei&hth off Mike Brown.
Rudy Law drew a walk from Boyd
leading off the Kansas City fint, stole
second, went to third on an infield out
and scored on Brctfs sacrifice fly to
center field.
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came the first four-pme winner in
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in five inninp as Oakland beat
Seattle.
Haas, 4-0, left the game after five
1nrunis because of suffnes.s in his
rig.ht elbow. The 30-year-<.>ld rilht-
handcr. off to the best start orhis
career. struck out six and alowed four
hits, includjna Alvin Davis' home
run in tbc third i'nnini.
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first inn1na, helped by Man Youna's
wildness. Youna. 2-2. walked the fin1
three A's batters and Camey
l.ansford's forceout produced the
lirst run.
Steve Henderson then hit a two-run
double and Donnie Hill followed
Wlth an RBI smgle that knocked out
Young.
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GWC Illen take SCC swirnrning lead
Golden West College's men, who
staned the second day of the three·
day South Coast Conference swim·
ming finals in third place Friday,
overtook Orange Coast and Saddle·
t)ack for the lead at Saddleback
:ollcge.
Meanwhile. the Oranae (out
women's team, the two-time defcnd-
m• state champion. continued to
build tts lead entering today's tinal
day of competition.
Jn men's action:
Dan Kncassey, a Wlnner for Gold-
en West in tbe 100 butterfly. pulled
off the bl&aest individual Up!Cl of the
meet by beating Saddlebaclc's Rhett
Chee Pin• -the event's heavy
favonte aomg m.
The Rustlers' Wlnnin1800 frccsryle
rtlaytcam-Mark W1ckl. Jcff'BosJn.
Ted Buckley and Gordon Bera-also
manqcd a · surpnsc by n1ppina
Saddle back.
Golden Wot (442 points) holds a
narrow lead over Oranat Coast (08)
and Saddlebeck (359).
Wicks was also a wtnner in the 200
fteestylc and Kim Dellota of Saddle.
back touched the edac oftbe pool first
1n the 400 indivtdual medley.
Carl Stewat1 won the 100 back an
S4 82 and Walter Balderon topped
1hc one--meter divint With 318 S
points for Oranse Coast.. wb1ch held
thr advant.atc after the first dav
•
In women's action
Jeanette Young set a conference
record with 4351h points 1n !he three-
meter divina and Am y Hathcock,
Chen Carpenter. and Paula Perry
each won an md1v1dual event and
helped win Lhe 400 freestyle rtlay for
Orange Coast as the Pirates (556
pomts) continued to dominate
Golden West ()Q4) 1s OC'C's
nearest eunucr -162 paints behind
-entenna the final day.
larpcnter. who anchored the win-
ning relay team. won the 200 freestyle
m I :57.67 forOCC. Perry. a wilfner in
the 50 breast. and Hathcock. wh o
touched first 1n the SO butterfly. swam
along with Stephame Jack.son on the
Plrates' 400 freestyle relay team.
OC'C. which has 11 state quahfy1ng
marks so far 1n the confcrenet' tinals
captured six of the seven events
overall. Ginny North won the 50
beckstrokc for OCC 1n 29.17
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M 0,.~ Coest DAILY PtLOT/ sa.lday, April 28, 1986
· Snow Cblef
gets nod
as Derby
favorite
LOUISVILLE, Ky (AP) -Snow
Chief, a California-bred coh with
pleb1an bloodlines, ·~ the early
favonte to win the I 12th Kentucky
Derby next Saturday at Churchill
Downs.
Now, quite a few 3-ycar-olds with
less-than-royal bloodlines have won
the Derby, but only thrtt California-
brcds have won 11
That gives California a one-win
edge over England, which won with
Omar Khayyam in 1917 and Tomy
Ltt an 1959 English-bred Bold Ar-
rangement, who made his U.S. debut
when he fin1.shed thtrd m Lhc Blue
Grass Stakes Thursday, will be one of
Snow Chae rs challengers.
Of the fewer than 50 Cahfom1a-
breds who have contested America's
most famous horse race. the only ones
to wear the winner's blanket of roses
were Morv1ch an 1922. Swaps 1n 1955
and De<.·1dedly in 1966
Morv1ch was favored to wan the
Derby. So were five other Cahfom1a-
brcds who were beaten Your Host.
1950! Corrclauon. 1954; Candy
Spots. 1963, Hill Rise, 1964. and
Unconscious. 1971 . The onl¥ two to
get on the board were Hill Rise. who
finished second. and Candy Spots.
who was third.
One of the most popular Cah-
forn1a-breds to run 1n the Derhv wa~
Silky Sullivan. who came from far
back to win the Santa Anita Dcrb-..
and other races on the West Coast. He
finished 12th in 1958
There have been a lot of Derb-..
starters. who represented ( ahfom1a
because they were based there Two of
them were MaJes11c Prince. the v.1n-
ning fa1.onte 1n 1969, and Gat0 Del
Sol. the upset winner an 1982 Both
were bred in Kentuck)
Three other Cahforn1a-ba'ied colts
are set to run 1n ~turda) 's Derb1.
The\ arc Flamingo-wanner Badger
Land. Ferdinand, Vernon C astlc and
and Jq , Groom 1\11 were brf'd 1n
Kentuck}. which has produced 84
Derby winners, man} of them when
the race was of regional. rather than
national. importance
L1Jero. fourth 1n the SI 500-addcd
Derb} of 1886, and Morv1ch were th l·
onl} two Cahfom1a-brcds 10 c;1an in
the race before 194 5
There 1c; a Ooumhang breeding
industry 1n Cali fornia. but most of the
good horse!> based there dunng their
racing careers are not 1m olved an at
The' go East to 'itand at stud
espec1all~ in thec,c day~ ol muh1-
mllhon-dollar wnd1ca11on~
"I hu\ a lot o(Cal-breds." \aid Md
c;tute 1.1.ho tra1m <;nov. ( h1cl "I
eOJO\ alCOrnphc,hing things v.11h
them r .. e never had the d1cnt\ to g11
to the Keeneland sales" v.hcre ,car
lings ha\(' been sold for as much as
S 13 m11l1on
But Snov. ( h1efwasn'1 bought The
son of an und1mngu1c,hcd c;1rr and
dam 1.1.as bred by cc>-owncr ( arl
Gnnstead Now he can't br hought
1ust syndicated
After Snow ( h1efc; 'il.'t·lcngth vic-
tory over It) C1ronrn 10 the \anui
Anita Dcrh) on Apnl h l:.dd1c
(rregson lq Crroom'\ trJ1ncr wao;
quoted a" ..a~ing.
"He\ the mcasurl' b\ '-"htLh \ou
decide whether ~ou ·,c ·got ;1 Kt·n-
tuck\ Dcrb~ hor\e ··
l\nd he's a Kcntuck~ Dcrh\ hc11\t'
lor the public 1mag1nat1on
Tht' mil. trained h' Mel ~tuh: Jnd
ndden b) Alex "011\. I\ ov.ncd h\
C1nmti:ad and Ben Rochelle
.......... 40
Reggie Jackeon bold• up hi• battle-aca.rred b lack ba t on
way to one of hi• beat-ever atarta, mo vina Into the No. 6 slot
on the all-time home run Hat with a eolo l>lut Friday night.
How blue c h ips
rate with scouts
. E\\ YORK(\PJ -At0n.-.cnsu\
raung b}' N I L scouts ol the top
prospectc; in Tue!>da.,.·\ Nf-L draf1
v..11h player~ lasted 1n order Rating\
"al) from team-to-team
The number an hracket\ after cat h
po!>llaon as the number of pla,er; at
t_hat pos111on "'ho may be taken on tht'
t1rst round
Quarterbacks IZ-41
I Jim [\crctt. Purdue
~ ( hutk l •mg. lov.a
l Jae~ l rudcau lllanoi.,
.1 \lark R.,,p1cn \\ashington \Wtl'
' \111kc '-orwth J...an'>ds
f Rohh1c Bn\t n H YI
' Doug< rll\ nor l on£t Bt•ach \1.11t•
Runo1og Backs 16 101
I Hn Jalk'>on .\uhum
~ f....L·11h B\ar!> < >h10 \1.1rt•
I 'cal .\ndl'rson FlondJ
4 Rl·gg11: DupanJ '\Ml
5 ( 1arr\ Jami:s. l \I
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X \\eb'>tcr \lauiihtn \I) \1
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Tight Ends 101
{ arl Halton. Hou~tun
2 Hutch Rolle. M1ch1gan <)tale
3 kfl Parks. Auburn
4. ~loll G1e,elman. Hoston l ollcge
\Jim Popp Vandcrh11t
ti f n( t<-..attu~. M ll'h1J!,an
Offensive Linemen 16-71
Bnan Jo1""1ak \\'i:st V1rgin1a
2 Jim Domhrowskl. V1rgrn1a
I Will Wolford. Vanderbilt
4 Doug Williams. Tnas A&M
5 James htzPatnck Southern Cal
6 John Rienstra. Temple
Defensive linemen (4-6)
I r on~ < as11las Oklahoma
2 Jon HanJ .\lahama
I L c\l1c O' l'ieal. Oklahoma St<ttl'
4 I 1m (1rccn, Syracu~
' < 11·rald \\ 1llaam\ '\uhurn.
f, \1 11..c Ruth Hoc;ton Colleg~
Lmebackers ( 2-4)
lo\ l>..dl\ \\a'>hington
' l\.L'' in Murph' Oklahoma
I I 101 (1tl't'n. \\rallhC
4 John onnuahl. \.\ Michigan
'> -\nthon:-Dell \11ch1gan ~tall'
(, ( 1rrald Rohan.-.on .\ uhurn
Defensive Backs (0-21
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\ Vt·nut· C1llnn. Indiana Statr
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Reggie' 5J1till rolling
toward Hall of Fame
No. 6 on the all-time h omer list.
he'sjust one away from Mantle
By JOHN NADEL u ............
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Reggie Jackson , refuses to go quietly. Fact 1s, the
future Hall of Farner 1s havmg one of the best Apnls ofb1s
19-ycar ma)or-lcague career.
"It's nice, it's a wonderful feeling to be at the end and
domg well." he said. "I feel good. I'm in a great frame of
mmd.
"I guess !'vc been challenaed. I'm sure that's a part of
1t I use what s happened as fuel for my fire."
Jackson, who turns 40 on May 18, knows tlus could
be his last season m baseball.
He has been quoted as saymg he was advised to reure
fast November by Jackie .Autry, wife of Angels' owner
Gene Autry. She denies 1t, but Jackson stands by his
statement.
"I thmk the worl~ o~ Gene ~utry and I appreciate
playmg here, but I don t thank rm tn their plans for 1987 " ~e. said last wee~ before 1.cavinJ on an 11-pme road tnp.
I m not nasty, I m not vmdacttve. Thal'SJUSt a belief that
I have. All of baseball is concerned about paring salaries
"lfl have a good ~car and it's up to Gene Autry I'll~
an Angel next year,' Jackson said. "I want to have a
success~ul season this year so f can play in 1987. I'm at the
end. This 1s my 19th sca~n. Hopefully. I can get 20 in "
He may be at thee ; he's also on a roll. ·
Jackson took an e t-game hittjng streak into the
weekend, along wit~ a .447 batting average, four home
runs and 10 RBI. His four homers gave him 534 for his
career, tied for seventh wt th Jimmie Foxx on the all-time
hst
Fnday ni&ht he slugged another home run. making 11
No 535. moving past Foxx for sole possession of sixth
place. He's one short of Mickey Mantle and No. 5 on the
all-tame list
\ I
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Jack.son has seldom been a &st starter. Unttl lhis
season. he had h11 only .248 with a total of 6S home run~
for previous Aprils. He has hit .255 or better and hu 80
home runs or more 1n ev~ry other month during hi11
car«r.
"I had one'ood ycar(April}, in 1974," be teCAllcd. "I
hit about .350 wt th I 0 home runs. I've never tlil lbis hJ&h
I've surprised myself.
''You ever heard of'Queen For A Day?"' he a.sited
rcferryng to the old daytirrye TV show. "That's me, le.in& of
the hitters for a day, unul (Don) Mattingly and (Wade)
Boggs get warmed up."
Jackson is in has fifih season with the Angels after
playing five years with the New York Yankees. Last year.
he ~at .252 with 27 home runs and 85 runs batted m as
Cahfom1a fell one game short of winning the American
League West utle.
"Last year, afwe had won ~he championshi p, J would
have had a great season," be said. "As 1t was. it wasagood
season."
Jackson said he worked harder than ever last winter
to stay m shape.
"l lifted weights and ran, did lots of abdominal
exercises, paid attention to my diet and got lots of rest," he
said.
Saad Angels' Manager Gene Mauch: "He's in the best
physica.1 con~ition !'~e ever seen him in. He's worked
harder an spnng trammg then I've ever seen him work.
When that much talent works that hard, then good thin~
have to·happcn."
. Jackson.is the designated hatter against right-handed patcher~. which, for the most part, is fine with him. He
played m 12 of the Angels' first 16 games.
'Tm only going to play 135 games or so." he said. "If
he (Mauch) rests me against guys I've had trouble against
J'll take it. ·
"I don't agree with Gene all the time and he knows
that. lfhe ~andles me to where I think I should be playing
more, 1 thmk that's pretty good. better than ifhe handle~
me where f think I should be playing less and I'm tared ...
Neal Andenon
Florida
GaryJamea
LSU
Tim McGee
T ennesaee
Oilers are holding the key
to Everett's NFL future
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founh \lra1ght \l'ar rx·oplc tr.in~ to
figure out thl' r-. H draft niu't fir,1
figurl' out IA1dd I kr1eg
runn1·r, kh 11n thl' c,l'111nd round ,,.
fink\ pn'\a11'
7 l\.Jn\a\ < 11\ -I .1,1 \t::11 1h1·
< lrn·f., "err pit'.J\anth \urpnwd
v..hen I thJn H11rt11n wa<., .nailahlt-111
fill th1·1r :innuJI running balk holL'
fhl'n Honon \h11wcd up and thl·
c,urpn\l' turned into :in unplra~.ml
11ne Ergo Neal Andcr!lon, rb,
Florida.
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nt Ina' \&. M
NFL 's big hour nears
NfL QueStiOnS Will be answered The second choice goes to the Atlanta Falcons. who
ith 19 h f
__ say they will take Tony Casilla~. OkJahoma's can't-miss w ou rs 0 selections nose tackle The Houston Oilers draft third and for the third year
1n a row have the broker's pos1t1on . They can trade -
perhaps to the Rams or Raiders who covet a quarterback Hertt'g I\ tht: general managn ot
the Hou,ton Oder<> v. ho hold the
third p1( k tlm year \.\1th T arnpa Ha~
read\ to ta kl· Bo Jae k vm v..1th the fir.,1
cho1tt• Jnd \tlanta rnmm1ttrd to
Tnn) < a\1ll.1\ v..11h thl· \ct(lnd 1ha1
mean" an~onl' < ll\ rung Purdue 4uar-
tcrhal k Jim f 'l'rl'lt h.i\ 111 1onw 10
Ladd
He'<; d11ni 11 hi l11rl
Two H'af' Jgo he l.tkl'U kit nght
Jnd tentn v.1th \\1lhcr \1ar<;hal1
tinalh ~l·ttllng on I )to;1n \tt'1nkuhlcr
.\ )Car ago hl' tned land ta1kd l to
c:ontrol the 8c.•rn1l' K o<,Jr manhunt
While v.c v.a1t for the an.-.wt·r,
here's onl' 'It'"' ot th1<, \Car., lir\I
round v..h11 h hl·gan' .11 l< .~ m f\T
r ucc;da\ Jl lhl' \1.11r1111t \f.Jtqtm 1n
"Jew 't ork
I Tampa A.1 \ \\1th Jaml'\
Wilder and a \I< q• l1kt· defcn\C. a
runner 1\ v.ha1 thl· Hut' don't need
But how lan You pa<.<. up rhe be<it
prMpcct \Ince 0 .I \1mp<.,on or Jim
Brown'' Bo J1rkson. rb. \uhurn
2, Atlanta -L 1kc 1he Rue<. with
Jackson. the falcom ha .... e more
pressing need\ But when ~ou'rc 4-12
for two straight ycar'i, \Ou don't pa'I~
up Tony Caalllaa, nt, Oklahoma.
3, Houston -Ladd' Arc >OU lh<'rr·•
Herzeg can't aflord another 5-11 \car
waiting for Byarc;, ~o he'll wa it to
develop Jim Everett, qh Purdue Or
he'll trade with someone v. ho wall do
It 4, lndtanapoli~ -The <nit\ gave
up a third-round pick to move up m
hopes of aettin1 Everett But O.ad1
Loa&. qb, lowa. 1s stall a maJor
improvement over Mike Pagel ct al
S, St. Louis -One rca~m the
Card slapped 10 S-11 •~ that Ruht'>a
Baker d1sap~•rcd and the pa'~ ru,h
went with ham. Joa Rud. de. l\la
bama.
6. New Orleans -Coach J 1 m Mora
wants runnina beck Neal Andenon
G M Jim Finis likes Brio J01wtalll,
ot. W et Vlrcf8l1. Thert will~ Rood
X, 'vlinnl'\OIJ I •>nHl1\ Kr<iml'I
wai, <;atk('d 4'i tinH'' in In g:1ml'\
1.1.h1lh isn't bad I ht othl'r gu)'I.
qu<irtcrhad' wt'nl down II tame\
1.1.h1ch 1s awful Leslie O'Neal, de,
Oklahoma State.
Q P1mburgh -Matk 'v1,1lonc
I>a,1d \\oodlc) and \cott < amphcll
tramlatc to three hadwp 4uar
tcrbacks Bui I ong and [ verell art'
gone so the Steelers will tr) to protect
v..hat the~ '1.c gm v..1th Jim l>om
browski , ot. Virginia
10 Ph1ladclph1a -Ruehl.. R\an 1r,
the gu~ who 1:1\t .-.ummcr tk\\.nhcd
The RcfngeratC>r ar, J v..J\tcd draft
r>•C'k. o Anthony I on"' rh T l'\.t\
o\& M b<.'ttcr not 11(· 11\ trl\ \<'O\ll l\.t'
I I < incinnat1 I or .111 the: high
p1ckc; the Bengal\ h;H <'had tht•y ha' l'
onl}' a I Y8 I Super Uowl cameo to
~how for 1t. This }'t'ar w.1th two fir'>I ·
rounder~ and eight pick\ in the hr\t
four round\. tht'v'll ~tart with Jot:
Kelly, lb, Waablngton 111 r,hon: up thr
moM porou!> ddC'n\C car,t of ~an
Diego
12 Detroit 11 thc I 111nc, had Ii'<'
packs 1n a rov... the\ might hcg1n filling
their need\ 'With 8111> ~1ms .1
quesuon the fir\t thing thn grab 1\
Garry James, rb, LSU.
13-14 c;an Diego -The defen~ 1\
1mpro-..na. but 11 'it1ll can ust Kevin
Marpy, lb, Oklaltoma i.\nd more
dcfen~ -the kind to protect Dan
Foute; James FltaPatrtck, ot,
Soatbern CaJ
I 5 c;canlt - ( urt Warner gl\ ""
< huck Kno~ exl)C'ncncC' with hangtcl ·
up runn1na hack~ fteltJI Byars, rb,
Olllo Stale.
16 Buffalo r he}' 'd lovr l>om
bro~k1. who grew up 1n the Buffalo
area Ila\ an nfTC'nc;11.e tackle ever put
17 \1IJnt.1 fr11m Vo a~h1ngton -
Wh.11 do the F-ak11n\ need? What
hJ>C \OU gut'' Tim McGee, wr,
Trnn<'s•ee.
18 \an Franuc,t n -Hall Wal"h
\tart\ .1 game of ramil) r cud hy
drahmg Ronnit Harmon, rb, Iowa to
uimpctt· v. 1th hie, hrother. Demck
19 New York < 11ant!> -Outside
<,peed ma) tx· the linal ingredient in
the CJ1an1<,· ')uper Rowl \tt·w. but Mr
Linehackt:r 8111 Parcells. l)Pl\ lor Tim
Green, de-lb, Syracuse a' lht: t'\Cntual
rcplJtcment for 12-,car-old Harr)
(arson
20 Dalla~ -Parcell~ makes thing'>
t'asu:r for Tom Landry who grabs the
g\J\ the (11an1,, pa<,-; up. Mike Sher-
rard wr, l CLA V..ho was nght ma-.
he decided ac; earl} a-; the fir.,·t
Monda)' n1gh1 of the seac;on
21 C1ncinnat1 from Oenver -n .. c<iperateh trying to cut down on
' · '-' loc;c;r~ the Brown lam1h takes
Muk Collins. c:>b, (al-Fullerton
22 '\irv. York Jct\ -Ken O'Bnen
wac; the leaguc·s moc;t-sacked qb la'it
yc~r Will Wolford, ot-g, Vanderbilt.
~' Rams -Let's ~e Dieter Rrm k. Jeff Kt' mp (j1eve flartkowi.k1 ,
\te'c D11\ It they tan't tradc up tnr
f 'Crt.'U thn 'II ~eltle for John
Rienstra, It• Trmple
24 Raiden -fhe remaining
Qu.anerba<.k' aren't worth a first-
round pick \O Walter Murray wr
Hawaii a\ J target for wh()('vcr th~ow~
the ball
2S I ampa Bay from M1am1 -
Jack~n g1vcc; them in~t.ant offense
IAwla Billups, cb, Nor11ttni .Uabama
l'in 't in«tant defense. but he's a start
~" New England -A match made
an ht"avcn Well. at least 10 Chestnut
Hill Mlkt ftotb, at, Botco• Collt1e.
27 C h1caio -The team that had
e1.et)th1ng an I Q8S •~ \hort a cor-
nerback and wide recc1 ver 1 n 1986
But Walter Payton won't 10 on
forever and Resift Dupar'-rb, MU,
1\ 100 ftOod to P3'~ up
....
NEW YORK (A P)-There arc enough story hnes in
T~esday's National Football League draft to fill a season
of "Dynasty."
-Will Bo bypass the Bucs for baseball''
-Will Byars be bypassed because ofh1.s break"
-Wall the NFL provide a home for the 57
prospective draftees who tested positi vc on their first pro
football drug exam?
The annual round-robin session begins Tuesday
morning_ at the Mamou Marquis Hotel in the heart of
Times Square and wall continue for 12 rounds and
approximately 19 hours. The draft will be televised hvc:
h> ESPN cable:
But the real action will be at 28 sates around the
c:ou ntry that approximate battlefield command bunkers
where generals (coaches and general managers) make hfe-
or-death (career threatening) decisions based on infor-
mation from intelligence staffs no less diligent than the
(IA an SC'paratang fact from rumor.
Thi!> year, the dcc1S1ons may be harder to make than
usual. The draft 1s deep an runnmg backs and offensive
hne~e~ and relatively than everywhere else.
It s the lond of draft where you may have to sacrifice
pos1t1on for qual11y," says Dallas Coach Tom Landry "If
the. pos1t1on w~ want isn't there when it's ouNUR\ to pick.
we 11,.'~ke quahty even 1f it's where we're well stocked."
I d say there are six rounds of make-it players plus
about I 0 more," says Dick Steinberg. director of player
development for t~e New England Patriots. "But at some
pos1t1ons. you can t find mucn at all. We nc*' a ttght ehd
desperately, but there's no light end worth a firlt-round
pack." /
Thert al'lo 1o; the question of the 57 players who tested
po\1ttve for illegal substances dunnJ drug tests gjven after
the ~upcr Bowl by the NFL scoutma combine. Most of
tho<>e were for manJuana. but one player -a potential
fir'lt-rounder -,howed traces of cocaine an has unne.
pan Reeves, coach of the Denver Broncos. says he
won t draft any of the playe~ on the list. But most other
coaches probably W1ll look at each case indjv1dually "Yo~ have to determine af there's a pcrma~ent
problem. ~ys Gene Stalhnp, coach of the St. Lou1~ Card1~ab Just. ~ausc a auy made a mistake once
doesn t mean hes soma to do 1t ap1n "
The first choice will bt exercised by the Tampa Bay
Bue~. who u y they will take Bo Jackson the Heasman
Trophy winner from Auburn who as cons:dercd the best
runnma back prosl)C(t ,mcc O.J. Simpson in 1969. But
Jack'On, hke John Elway m 1983, hua hole card tousctn
the neaot11t1ons that alrudy hive bqun -he's
c-On'11dertd a top ma1or lcaaue bueba.11 prospect.
c.
-or they can ~raft ·
Taking ~ellh Byars as on~ of their options.
When hes healthy. Byars 1scons1dered in a class near
Jackson amone running backs. But he missed most of the
1986 season with a broken toe, then reinJured 1t again 1n
the Flonda Citrus Bowl He reportedly has been certified
healthy, bu! how health~? Half the teams an the NFL have
exan:i.ned him and there s no clear prognosis.
The team that drafts him has to be ready to let hi m
sit out the season and hope to have ham in 1987." says Bill
~arcells, coach of the New York Giants. who pick 19th
If he gets as far as us. It means he's not healthy."
After Houston comes Indianapolis. which moved up
from the sax th spot to the fourth to guarantee 1t would get
Purdue quarterback Jam Everett. who has nsen above
Chuck Long. Jac;k Trudeau and Robbie Bosco as the top
quarterback available.
The Colts will be followed by St. Louis. New Orleans.
Kansas Clly, Minnesota. Pittsburgh, PhaladelphLa Cm-
c1nnat1, Detroit. then San Diego wtth two straight picks -
ats own plus one obtained from Green Bay for the rights to
comerback Mossy Cade.
Seattle .has the 15th pick followed by Buffalo.
Atlaf'!l.a. which got Washington's pick in a trade for
running back Joe Washington; San Francisco; the Giants
Dallas. C1ncannat1 from Denver for linebacker Ricky
Hunley; th~ New York Jets; Los Angles Rams; Los
Angeles Raiders; Tampa Bay from Miami for linebacker
Hugh Green; New EnaJand and Chicago
There will be onl 27 first-round pick~. Buffalo, which
would have hod th~ first pick. forfeited 1t by &lVln(t
Cleveland the first pick an last year's supplemental draft
T~e Browns used at to take quarterba<'k Bernie Kosar. The
Bills. however. have Oeveland's first pick this year as pan
of that deal.
In add111on to Jackson and Byars, potential fir..t -
rounders tnclude Neal Anderson and John L W1lhams of
Flonda, Garry James of LSU. Ronnie Harmon of Iowa
Reuben Mayes of Washington State. Rcu.ie Oupard of
SMU. Darryl Clack of Anzona State and Kenneth O.v1c;
who waJ dropped from TCll's tram last year after
adm1tt1nt he had accepted 1llc I payment, from
booc;ten
The offensive ltne aroup IS equally deep.
Onan Jozwt k of West V1r1Jn11 and Jim Dom
browska of V1riina1 top mMt hsts. But Doua Wtlhams of
Tuai A&M, James F1tzPatnck of Southern Cal and Jex
M111inchik of North Carolina State ooukt also ao lo the
fint round alona W1th John R1en1tr1 of Temple and Will
Wolford of Vanderbilt.
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Men's golf resUlts
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W•YM Gredv •s-n-w Hick fteldo 61·.,._137
Tom Wel'IOn .,...._ll7
Mike Sumven JJ-6.)-tlf
Jn HMs 61· 1C>-1•
LOf'911 Rotiwta .... 10-1,,
Crelt SINW ff·1C>-11'
Mlll4' Hulllitft '7•n-1" lr\IClt Utllkt •·72-140
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Lennie Clementa 72·ff-141
Howwd Twltlv 7~71-141
JoM Adel'M 71·1C>-141
O.vld Fr0tt 72·1C>-142
Midi .-ric. 70-11-1'2 Tim Notrl• 10-n-10
~ l roo«l 71·71-1'2
Steve lowmen ff-1>-1'2 Pevnes1-e11 .,_.,,_,.,
G-~' n~142 _. Lou Gre.,.m ?1·71-1'3
Geor .. l llf'nt 71·72'-1"3
Gii ~ten 70-1>-1'3 l tllV ,...,ot .. -75-1"3
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1 111 Glenon n -71-1'3 Oon~v n -n-143 Rl<:k Der-71·72-143
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Miile Retd 71·11-10
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!AMY Wedklnl 73·70-10
Gw v H.--o 74-.t-143 lrletl N\090 73·71-1 ..
ltOCI Cun .. ·76-1'4
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1t-..1e llee:k JS-.,._, ..
Frenk ConMr n -11-1 ..
Tom Kite 7)-71-1'4
ltldlerd Z.ollol 6t·7S-144
Miiie Ooneld 73·71-144
Corn Pevln ,.,.,_164
,._ l:lklnt'Ofl 71-7>-164 lllalne Mee .... .., ,.,...1 ..
Tom lvrum 72·11-164
O.Vld l!dWwdl n-n-144
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lr1ell ClMr 74·7l-l.t$
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Do!lnle Hemmond 72·1>-145
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L T llOrno'loll 72· n-145
Devld Otrln 72·1>-1'5
Meri! Lve ff-76-145 ,,.,.,,,,_ tMtee 74-71--1<15
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Jolwl Metleflev 11-1.-145
Tom Sledlf'NINI 72-1)-145
•• Sender 74-71-145
AntonloCerde Jr. 7'·7>-145
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S.ftdV LYie 72·7.-14'
KeMY Kno• 11·7S-l4' wavne UtVI 71·7S-Ta
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!(en Ir own 1S.-n-147
lton Streck H -72-147
Jeff GrYtlel 74·7)-147
Gerv McCord 74·7>-ICJ
fltlll Hell(l)Q 7S-7>-141
Te«V IC.endrldl 7l·75-141 lobG~ 72·76-141 o-.. Arel'M 1 .. 1.-141
ltldl Feflf 7l·7S-14'
IC.eltn FW9Ut 7l·7S-14' OeM11 Trlxler 7S-1>-I .. s ..... ,,_ 7)-JS-141
EduerOO •-o n -76-141
ltevmMCI FIOvd 7l·7S-141 auoov Gerdn9r 7t·7e>-ue
800Muretlv n -1s-u11
RooertWr9'1n
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Tomo.toe
Tom Pernlct Jf
ltldlCt-IEd Flofl
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Jin'\ Dttit Ill IC.t aturt
D. Eldltlbtl ter
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TomtnY Vlllenf!M
ICrlrMot
BlllV ltev Brown
Tn~Mlng Cllen
De111d P9optet Jeff Slumen
Denny lrloot
8ob«lv Wedlllnt
Herry Tevtor
GlbOv Gllller1 Gery SOwlmlll
Mlll• Miies Trevor Oodcl1
VernNovek
Bebe Hlt.llev
CMrtleEPOI
E•teb9f1Toi9o0
GretTwlolli Jim Gelleoher Jr
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8 1MV Nortncutt
Mlll.t NM;olette
Women's golf results
LNA teufWMnt o..-. Letker 70-7S-H.S LYM ConntllV
M FlouerH·Dolll
Pettv Hev" Mlnle~ ..
S.llv Qulnlen
7s-7S-ISO
77·7>-lSO
74·76-ISO
76-7.-150
7S•7S-ISO
76-7S-1SI 17.7.-151
7'·7!--ISI
76·7S-ISI
n-,._lSI
74·77-lSl
76-7!--lSI
7'--7!--151
7'·72-151 n-1.-ISI
7'·7S-151
7'·71-ISI
90-71-151
7S-77-IS2
77·7S-IS2
76-76-152
eo-n-152
76-7t-152
7'·7!--1$3
11·72-1$3
I0-1>-153 ,,.,._,$3
, .. St. ............... ) Merv Dwver 71·7-145
L~I GwtleCJ 70-~1)4 sn1nev Furlono n -n-145
Allton Flnnev ... t7-ll6 SellV Lltlle 7S-7C>-14S
Pet 8'edlev '9·'7-ll6 DenlM Hermlde 7S-71--l ..
Jenet Cole\ ... 6.-137 8ttll Denlel 74-72-14' Joen Jovce
Merlene FlovO
Mlule &trleotlf
Nancy Screnton
Nency Tomldl
LYMAOeml
Sendr• SPutlCll
Judv Elll1·S.1M
LorlWnl
J-Cretter .. ......_,37 1Crl1 MonH1>en 71·7S-14'
ltetllv WNtwortll 10-..-13'
Merew-tt W"'d 1~..-131
St~ Ferwlo 71·75'-14'
Dewn Cot n-7-14'
llOOlnWatton .. ·7C>-1ll
Amy 8enl 70-..-139 -=1"e~d ~=~:::
CelllY 1Cre11er1 •7·72-IJ9 DetlOie HeM 74·72-1 ..
Jen StePlltn\OI\ 70-70-140 Cerot;n HIM n -7.-146
J entt AnOtr\OI\ 71•6.-140 Cln9¥ "'99 n -75-147 Kerin Mundlnoer
lvnnStronev
SuMnSmltll
CMofl'-'>erv SW.Peoer
JoAnnt C.rner '9·72--141 Cerollne Gowen n ·JS-147
Mertlle Neuw 6t·72-141
/II.Me-Merle PeNI 7•·•7-141
O.le Eoeellne 71-7C>-141
Detlblt Aus tin 71·71-141
8ertl Bu'*~Y 72·7!--147
1.-. Mureoll• n -1s-1•1 ClndV Mectl.v ,,_.._,47
LtAM CHMdeV n-7-147 Kristi Arr!Mlon
Sllwrl SM!Meuer
NIMF-1 Oel*'I Rllodel
LuL.-ltedler Jec:kle tentOI
Pettv Jorden
Merle Combt
Tiier.,. ~alcNI
SU111n Senden
ElelneCroM>v
C.tllv JOllMton
a·KlmWllllems
Kev Ktnnedv
D.H.Cllel\C'Allor
Nel\CV ltul>ln
HH lller Or-
Cetnv MorM 71·71-ld a.ti\ SOiomon 71-76-147
M. J St'nltn '9· 7>-IC2 Linde Hunt 70-,._141
AJQ Miiier 7•-..-142 Sheron Barrell 7l·7S-1• ._,,.tv Klen 6'·7>-142 5'nlt eeroov 76-72-1•
5'ietltv HemNn 71 • 7C>-I C1 ClnOv lterlci. 72·7t-1•
8ttaY KIM 71 71--1«7 ~Oelll , ... ,,_, ..
Dlerww Dellev 70 n-142 a.rti Tl\ol'nH 73·75-1•
Lauren Ho-n -1e>-143 Donne Ct POnl 76-72-141 74·7'-1$3
77·76-1$3
eo-1.-1s.e
77·77-IS4 ,._,._,Sol
Ptnnv Pull '9-1.-143
HMlller Ferr 71·72-143
N. Wlllte-Br-er 74.7.-1•
Pet Mevt<1 eo-..-1.
IC. Im SNprne,. .,. , ._ 143 PalM .. ~
ltoate ~ n· 10--10 Terrv·Jo Mver1 75.7.-1"'
Jent G4ddel 14-..-143 S. 8erlo1Kclnl 7'·71-149 76-n-IS4
eo-1.-154 1s--.-1ss 1s--.-1S5
76-79-155
11-n-15'
77·7'-15' eo-n-m
7S·~ISI
11-n-159 7'·11-160
7t·M-1'4
IO·a.--1'4
75'-?S-WD
Sllwrln Smvtn 6'-1.-143 D. McHetfle 7•·7S-149
LIM Vount 73· Jo-IC Mettue Wllltmtre 7'"7>-'"'
ClftdV Hll 7 4 6.._ I C3 DonneWtlllt 7l·76-l ..
K••llv ...,., n-11-10 SuMn Tonltln 77·n-149
u..orle llil*er .. ·7S-IC3 Clndv FerTo 7'·73-149 Sll Seman
SueF~ 7l·71-164 P9Mv Hammel 76·7>-14' l...Hlle Pffrton
Deoole MthterNn
Uure Hurlbut
Nletly Lelloux
t·Ar><M ~
Suttnnt Pec:e
e·M. VkllerelCK
LMI Broell
COiieen Weller n-11-1 .. a. "9ftdttoe11 74· 7S-t4'
e.v.ntv 0.Yk ff-7S-1 .. ~ o.Lone 7'·7!--1"'
Connie ClllllMll 76·..-164 Nenc:v l.Adllell... 1'·7S-14'
8tt1v awret1 74·7C>-144 ~ PKhlo 7•·7!--149
Mltwlv ,,_. 70-1.-, .. Cenw •evnolch 7S-7S-UO
~1 Stecv n-n-1 ... M. Softc:r·Oevlln n-11-uo
DenlM Strelllt 7'· 71--145 C. Cllef'tlOnnler 7'· 1.-150
Jerllvn l •llr n·T>-1~ Vicki Fer-77-n-uo M. ai.ac welder
Seniors golf result~
L...-.. Gtitf SlfforO·FerTM 66·...-130 O.Vlcan1o·St1•
a.ver·Nleoorle
Me •well. Johnion
8erber·Ford
Slkn·COllln1
Jecoo\·MeN
ltoltlurg ·Dell""'
Hert>tr1·HHI
Htl:lerl·Hetlert
Hemltton·ltunven
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69-67-114 ... .._,:16 (tt A'"*-TeUl)
Janw•Y·Llttter 65-61-126
Elder·ltodr'-t 65·6>-121
We•·Baldkle '6-~IJO Tllomion·Hennlng '7·..-131
l ur1te-Peul 61·70-131
CH-·Breww '6-6>-119 F1t1lrwl0·0Glu 67·6S-1l2 "·6t-ll6 10-..-1.
11-..-13'
71·ff-140 ,,.,,_,40
Barller·Gotlll>v 6S·..-129 He.-1n1·F1Kll 6A·6,_133
Moottv·Crernc>ton '3·6'-129 8or0t· Nlcl'IOll 66·'7-133
TOtlll·F~lcl< '6-..-1JO P•ll'Mf·Plever 10-..--134
NH'e-Clltrlel 6S·6S-130 SnffO·loll 66·61-134
sncn-O'c-M·66--1JO Soucllek·Venturl 66·6,_IJS 76·7>-14'
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def Wlllle·Jeme1 <San BernerOlnol. 6·2 •·l COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMaN
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montl 6-1. 6·?, Thurmonc:I COCCI Oe1
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6·2
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CemmunltY Qlleee
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IS 6 IS·S
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SUNSET LIAGUa
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s•A VllW LIAGUI
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IS·O. 15·2
SOUTH COAST LI/II.GUE
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12· IS. 15·•
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.......... ,.,.
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Jtllo (VlllllnlUll1lt) J.AO
Time. 1:t2.
UCONOUC9.6~
" Not NoW ~ (1(1111 I .. hvtf'IV Dr'lvt {Valafttuitll)
Orld kflOOf JluncJ (~) T1rN: 1;1' l/l
11 DAM. Y OOU9UI I.Ml Mlcl 12'7A
11 IXACTA II-ti Mid l2t.IO
TMaO UCL 6 furtollt&. O.Vllt ..,__ (Vlnll) 1t• UI 3.AO Don I . Ill.le (Toro) UO UO
ltlrvweate !S'-1 U1
Time. I.If 4/S.
IS &XACTA (1·4) ... IO a9'.50
l"OUlt'TM •AC&. 6 ~ NWAI (Valtni""9) 1 00
lter• St.,. (Soll•>
Met11eft Pvtt•IOffll '°""f(ft) Tlf'ne" I; lO
'5 IXACTA (4•7) Mid IJ7 SO
'"""' AAC.11. One mile. Jol'lll The Touotl ($tvnll ll-00 6.AO 4.00
COid NoM (~Mvtl UO ).JO
Morw Code (OlfVerft) ),IO
Time; 1:37.
II IXACTA (7·41 Peld •ll.SSO
SlXTM aAC•. ' ~ Miiier Slrlde (Meeemlftl lUO
SIVIM ltoed (lleek)
Dewan To ... , (Slbllel
Time. 1:1'.
U •XACTA 17-6) Nld m.so.
SllV•wnt RAC&. One rn11e.
HoHful Gal <~er> -.ao l:uo uo llufftft N 8-(Solli l UO UO
Our Sw ... Sham (Llenernl SAO
Time: l:J7 )/S.
U •XACTA (1·5) Nld 1379.00.
U PICK SIX (H·•·J-7-1) N fd
QS.JlUO lo two wlnntnt tlc*th (ti•
llorMt) u Pick SI II conMMellofl paid 13.nuo 10 11 winning rk:ktt• rn ... "°"'"'
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Lime l.Ooll <Torol 1uo uo s.oo
BOider Tllan lold <~•I UO UO
Pint 8ttt <McCarron) uo
Time I «> 11 S. '5 •XACTA (S.-2) N ici SllO SO
MNn'M •.t.el. I~ mlft
C.itk Ventur. CK....rl 4 '° UO J.20
Stl<Mflt (ai.c. I UO 4.20
Vellent ~ .. CSolhl l 20
Time: 1.49 2/S.
U IXACTA (6·71 e>ald U7 SO.
A llendellee. 16, 5' 1
Fa.,._. ,.n
(et ........ )
nac>AY'S •IWl. TS (-., .......... ,__. ......... )
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Meltlno MolTierlt < Todd II l 20 20 I 00 UO
HNvenlv BrMH <Lonool UO UO
Proud Countrv IL..edlevl LIO
Time 2'01 "s.
HCOMD RACa. One mile pece
Hv 0.. (Anotnotll SCIO UO 2.IO
lffver Tn. Seme (KU9C*rl UO UO
ltecrt SUb1ect (Ml\11 .. I 4..40
Tlmr 1:59 l/S.
12 DAIL V DOUeL.a (S-11 oeld '51.AO
U •XACTA (H ) oeld IJUO.
TM .. D ••ca. One mllt pece
Sebrlne Rewerd CSIMtPI) S 60 4.00 2.IO CelltOfnle Anoe! <Pt.nol uo u o
Matt.,. Hunter <Betterl 2.IO
Time 1.SI l /S
U EXACTA (1·41 PClld M2 00
FOUllTM RACE. One milt pece. Monterev Knlgfll (Prllr) UO 4 20 4..20
Slid< Swill (Wine Ill IOM UO
C,__ed I l.ecllev I UO
Time· 1 5' l /S
FIFTH ltAC•. Ont m•le oeca
S.m Letona (Anderton I UO 360 l '°
Nerdln LU1fre (CrOOt>tnl •.cl 4 20
VenOtr Lorne (Planol •to
Time l:Sf 11S.
U •XACTA 12·61 peld Ml 00
SIXTH RAC•. One mlle oace.
Sir Kennv (Vlndnolleml 1UO 7 60 4.00
DoctOf" Julies I $!Niii I 10.0 S 20
Heri>er1 &oner (Piere•) S 20
Tl,.,.. 1 SI
U aXACTA 19·4) pelO ldOOO
IEV&NTH uca. One mite INK»
VMall Wev CTodd) IUO 7 20 U O
8enrooden !Lonool UO 4.00
Werec:tlne (Hymen) S 00 nme 1S7 3/S P IXACTA (3·9) pelcl Sl)UO
EIGHTH RAC•. One m ile 1>90t StOien Moment1 (Sith) 3 IO ) 00 UO
OrOllPClf'k 8toltom (Plert el l 60 UO
Koeu Oreem (Lonool ? IO
Time· I SI 4/S u •XACTA <•·•I pelO nuo
NINTH RACa. One mite pec,e
Hlgll Counwt (SIMlll) 17 00 UO 4 20
The Comc>enY'I Gold (l(uttf>I«) 4 .cl ) 40
Well>rO FMO (01Frenco) ) 00
Time 1 S9
U IXACTA (~4) pelO '13300
U fl'tCI( SIX C6·2·t ·3+SI PClld s 16, 111.10 to one wlnnlne tlct.et (11• rion.al
I? Piek Six comole tlon peld 11'3 00 to 11
winning lldlt ll rn ... 11or ... 1
T•NTH RACa. One mile pec;e
Mouw Ae>orovel (Vlneml .i 40 10.00 S IO
Gain A Clllme (CrotNnl 4,60 2.IO
Perl!OUI Peullne <Dttorntrl 2 60 nrne· ao
U IXACTA (6·1) i>eld 12S020
ELllV•NTII llAC•. Ono mllt pace
Glef\Mldb11 (Perker> •OD HO l.60
Horlion Ster 10...nllsl 10.20 l.20
Sl<lpoers Tyc.oon (Aubin> 2 60
Time I S9 3/S
SJ IXACTA (2·4> P41IO 5*1 tO
A11enc1ence 2 •ss
LM Alamft9S
FlllDAV'S lllSULTS ( ,,, .. S2·"""9 ......... ~)
FMtST llACI . ., verot
ROiiin 1n Oovon IM tcNI I 70
Nonolme Pe11 <Creeoer>
HtOe Ltrk (Slvlllel
Time ?O(l)
U UtACTA (1·2) Peld '3040
SEC<*D RAC•. >50 varO\
Dulc.• Dlnero <Gercle) 4 00
L•t>IS Olemond Kine (Ord<~)
1clll1t And Scretdlln (Cerdon>
Time 11 16
THMtD RAC•. 3'° YtrOI
Peclflc Ell-1 (Orell~) I 60
EHY' Cllldl ICr~I
WOUid I FOOi Vou (Wero>
nme 11 01
FOUttTl4 RAC•. 350 verct\
420 2IO 00 ) .,
660
710 240
l AO ).00
HO
llO HO
•00 t lO uo
Miu Anoet Strfflil ILCllYI Sl IO 1610 6,_IO
For EvtM Selle !Gerclel S IO UO
Slvlt\11 E oo (Creager! 4_20
Time 112'
U EXACTA (2·l) Pele! s20000
FIFTI4 llAC•. '70 veros
FO<"lune For Ont (Grcl 37 IO 12 40 4.10 ~tlV A Cllemt>lon (Hert> 6 IO 4 00 Clleoe!1 E&\I.,. Jtl (CrNoerl l AO
Time .. 02
S2 EXACTA 16·3) pelO '37HO
~XTH llACa. lSO 'ttrd\
Wer Or'H m• (Creeoerl 4 60 l 40 ? 60
COO\' A Wl,,,_ CGercle> UO 4 00
Miii Ee11er SlooP IDlderlCll..,.I 2 IO
Time 1101
HVaNTH ltAC•. 3SO v•rd•
"•ullne ltodY <Cr..oerl • tO
lllHll!OMeY C ... nc:e (CerOOrel
Cntl\ SClnr (l.eo.Vl
Time 17 ti
11 UlACTA (, )) r:>ttlO '" 40
atoHTH RAC• )50 verdl
Ster Cre~ (Werdl 4 IO
Smollln Mame (Lte"tv I
FIV ltvtllm Flv IGer<le l
T'"'9 17 U
00 , ., ''° no uo
l 20 220
100 2'0 , .,
st f'tCK SIX ()·7-6-1 2·51 M IO '3 S12 00
10 lour w1nn1no 1~et1 (ttve "'°''" 1 Car
rvo.,., -i t 14 M 66
MtNTM ltACI. U0 vtrO\
.. riot lufltrC\IP (~Ol I 70
Slnlltl S.UC. Cl ectin> llllltH FM!ur'e (C,--)
Tltne 17 ..
T'aNTl4 .. ACI HO verOI
~ JoM (WM"dl too
Countln Tiie CMl'I !Htf11
0 9'11 ,,, $ty1t """"'' rime 17 60
S1 IXACTA <> SI M id tlJ 10
l?O 210
HO 210
>10
140 uo
110 , 10
J .0
•Lav•..,,. RACa )50 V"'9
flllt Ones It.cl Hot <Grcl l.OI UO l.OI
DH·Or"9«IM'ttte1 <Werdl 2• no DH Otctl N ......_ (~tv) HO i..
Time 179)
O~I fw tKOfld
12 IXACTA (2·4) Mlf UIUO; '1 l•AC•
TA () I) Mid t ll.. • At~ 1.906
I
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• ftrlct <CCC>. •:)5.A: $. 0Wtt'1•r
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IAJ.1'J1 • M9llele <Cvtl. 1M.#. I. ..... CGWC1, h"-"· 6. ~ (OCCI, \M.W. 1• lt\'-1. ~ CGWC), a.9; t.
0-""-(I), tu7, a, ltl'M IGW'C), AA
4. ~ !llSI, S4 11, S. ~ (C.I.
SU7, 6 Dev (GWC), .MR
lOI •-t--l L.trPllC (U ), .... , 2.
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I.._., 4 Yeunie (OCC), hll.21, S. M1rW*
COCC), 1:01.JI, • ~ (IU), l:G.k
Jao lleC,t.-1. S.t-tf't <.OCCl, M.t2. 2. Htvdon (S), SS.C, l. W. (GWC), ~ • ._
lert (Cyp), 57.M; S. ~ln (GWC>. "·'°· 6.. S~ ((;WC), 1:01.0S,
Hntfer OMne-1. ltldtrtfl (0CC), ma; t llet• 111. m.l!l...J, cum. tocc>.
>16.11; '-Slllev COCCI, 111AIS; 1 Cawtflol'l
tit.SI, 2'UO, 6. JoMIOn <Giit.), HtAA IClO frM r•v-1. ~ Wftt, ~ 2.
'-dlll'IUdi, 6..J7R, > Or..,._ Cwt,
1m.n . t. 1tendlo ~. 1~10..0; s.
Flllw1ofl, 1nA. 6. Ml. SAC, 7S7A
WOMmN
T_, te:Or'ft. 1 Of-.. c-t, "6. 2. GOiOlft Wftt, :W., l. Fulwton, 19'J; 4.
s.. • •t "" • 172. s c VVAlt, l 57. " llel'lCftt Satlf1..o' 12' 200 .,._1 OlcklluM !GWC), 2:17'5i t LottPk.I> (IU), 220.44, l. ..._,. (CYW),
2:2S.I); 4. Sc:hult1 (GWC), ~"; S. Va11
Htmerf ((>CCI, 1:29.71, 6. HtnMI (OCCI,
tl1.J6
200 tl'-1 Cerlltftter (OCCJ, l:SU7; 2.
lrvln (S), 2:CI0.7S, l. It~ (OCC), 2*.D;
'-Boeln CGWC), 2"'M35, S ~ IOCCI
211115, 6 Doftoven (GWCI. 2'#7.AO. '
SO tty-1 Hellleoe:ll <C>CCl, 21.lf, 2. '"-'*-(F), 11.X. > S-CGWCI, 11.12, 4. Telc:hrnen (OCCI, a., 5. 9'0Wll
IF I. 2' SI. 6. llenllln <OCCI. 29.st
SO Mdl-1 Nortt1 ((>CC), '9 17, 2
... ~ (F l, JO. lS; > Ven ...,._, COCCI.
JOA, 4. Atlw «>CC), 31.7'0; S. 0.-
(GWC), 12.<M, 6. Hedin (S), J1M.
50 llr---1 Pwr, (0C.C), JU'l, 1.
Ketlo CGWC>, Jl.JI; l. ...,,., CGWCI
S..7l; t. Morev (GWCI, Mn, l. FwW
COCC), M.JS; 6. NoOttlMr ICYP), H.71
3-fntttr dlvllle-1. Voune COCC), OS.90: 1 Levine ((>CC). "7.10; 3. Font! IC.).
1'6 7SJ •. ,.,,..,.., (F). 117.90.
-"'" ,...._1. 0....,.. Coetl, hl6.11; 1. Golden Wftl, U I .OS, l. Ranct1o $.en"-
4 13 74, .. Ml SAC. ~74; s. cvweu:
00.10. ' Se0dt1ue1i. u.s.n
H .... l«Mll saA v.w &.a~
C:.-dl1 NW IA ......, MeltlW U
200 medlrf '91ev-I Cor-Oii M¥,
I.AU 200 ,,__, L,_IM CCOMJ. 1·47 Jt. 2
SoM1V CCdMI, I S4 ?, 3 Felr1lonl !NH),
1:56.0. 200 1~1 Ford (CdM), 'H11.2, 1. D.
St-WI (NHI, ?.IU, ) C1-'Mll (NH), ,., ...
IO tl'-1. Vlnlt <COM>. 22.0; 2. Ha"'9Y
ICdMI, 22.•. J Nlcllots (NH), 23.5. 100 ftv-1 Nlctlol$ !NH), Sl.S; 2. ~
(NH), "-'· l. l(lerln <CdMI, l:Oo.t. 100 fr-1. V1nle IC<IMI, 4'.S, 2. H.........,
(CCIM). 50 S, l RcWer (CdM), Sl.2. 500 "'-l Ford (CdM), UU, 2
l(Nm!M (NH), tA.l, l ~ (COM), s 14.7 100 Cledi-1 S-V <CON\), S7 I . 2
TllUnnOnd (NH). l«l.t , 1 arv... (NtO,
1010
100 llrM•t-1 Merumoto <CdM>. l..U, 2 Zutwln (CCIMI. 1:054. 3 IMllH.v ICdMI,
lot l 400 fl'N rtla...-1. C-Oii MM. MS.I.
NON-&.aACWC ·~-.--~'2 200 ~ ..... ...-1. Etlende, 1•.J
200 "-I Ateaon (IPI. ?Al. 2.
Swemon <E l. 1'o:l.3; 3 O.llia <El, tel.A
200 ~ 1 L.otdber'll (El. t.:05.1, 2. J
Devore (E), HJ7 I, l SIMI CE I, 2:kf. so,,__, E1M1rec111 <El. nS; 2. Rvoo
l&PI 1.3.1, ) lrechl\IW (IP), 2ll
100 llV-1 Loedtltre (E), S7.f, 2. Cool<
<E l l'Ool1, > '"-trOfl <IP), 1.U
100 1r..-1 Ell9Dr'lldll !El. S2..1, 1
8'echf\eW <BP), St.1, l Coven (E), 56.0
SOO lr-1 J. Dftore (E ), S•lU , 2
Swenton (El. S:3U , l. TorT1s !IP), ~«L7.
100 beek-1 IC.Im (BPI, 1:00.1, 2.
Full~ (IP), 1~4. l We"" (BP),
I IS I 100 br .. tt-1 lllltt (IP), 1-00, ,
W••ler <El. ,. S, 3 Coven CEI. l:Ol.1 a trM reieY-l E11encle, 3·40.t
~LI
NC*·LIAGUIE
......... --hA 54 200 modlev re1ev-1 Esr.nde. 2.11 I
200 lr-1 ~ (El.1:1U , 2 Currie
IEl, 2.l04, l Dev" (BPI. ?:3U
200 lnoo-1 Hortuno <El,?'~. 1 MW«
<E >. 24S.0, l 8redv !E l. N•S.
SO Ir-I Hor'lon llPl, 1' l, 1 Zvle
IBPI, 19 1, l &tiler <E l, lOO'
10011...-1 Her1uno !E ). l:OI.•. 2 khottt
IE I, I 161. l IC.odl (El, 1:22.4.
100 "'-' Breov <El. l:OU, 2 Ctl01 (IP), HIS 7, 3 Nor1on (9P), 1:0$.9.
SOO 1r..-1 De11l1 !IP>. 6:A1 O; 2. a.tter
IE>. 7·0U, l Zvle llPI. 1:10.0 100 t>eek-1 Miiier !El, 1·1u. 2. Cov-
lnlllon llPI. I 19 0, 3 V ... 1 llPI, 1:21 4
100 llrfftl--1 8uclov IE), 1:23.1, 2 Cllot
IBP>, 12S..O. l ltuno (El. 1:3S 9 .00 lfM r ... v-I E1tenda 4-5' 4
'rtdlY's trwa~''
IAHIAU.
AINncMI L .....
IAL TIMOflE OltlOLEs.--Plec:eo TIDO,.
Mel'On11, olleher, on l"9 21-oev Olwllleel
Ns• r~lv• lo ~v AprU 20 ltec.-O
Nett SMll, eltdltr. lrom ltoeflftl..,. t.lf ,,,.
lnWntlloNtl L"9Ut
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Cru1, MCotlCI be...,,_n lrom 1"9 dlYDl.a
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Sat1,.1rda.y, Aprll 26, 1986
CALL 642-5678 IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE
IF CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANGE
540-1220
411-UOO
I LOST MY OWNER BUT
FOUllD HIM AmR I
PLACED AN AD IN THE
CLASSIFIEDS.
AaaHactatata
l1u ... 1 I rtauclal Lett I fnd HIS Duantin Jiii Cltrlol/Offite '400 Cltrical/OffJce 5400 Cltrical/Olflte 1411 laltt 1111 laJn 1111
CLM81FIED INDEX 641·5671 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Xlbf Fltlv .. ln, aNiat BOOKKEEPER PH PIT BOOKKUPER..SEC IUllTllY llTlll.U&.11 P/TP/T l'ROll~NORTM;~~OAAHG=··E~C~0~.--.-.=~1122011~ l1aian1 fnlllll'\ ADS tMChet In Wf'll ol'lr. AM+ Retired peraon oon· Daya. Avalon Paclftc: Exp'd permenent PIT'°' UYllTillll Fun N1ut101I Gilt I OtMrlsaltin not \M'1 11 early an. n-amkr. aldef9d, wortt In ouc Y.otit Chwtera NB ConeuttlnO Finn Xln1
"KOT womln'a clothin g ARE FREE Rm+S300fmo,145-2S57. NB BMch otc. 7eo.199-4· 54t-9381, Sandra typing rectd. Shorthand IALEI ~:n1ne.=.::1c = c~ ~~~AS CHICK YOU" AD Boutique 09-bu'Y Manne 111110&.Ullll CLERICAL poeltlon with RECEPT /Gl!N'L OFC pref. Work W9ll under Experienced Nw•P9'* to help ~. Call:
a:oo AM-S 30 PM THIE ,,...T DAY Ave, &alboe ltland. 1,,.. C I Need Prr houaectMnlng busy L.lf9 Ina. otnoet Full Gd phone lkllla typing ~·· Selwy negot. Account Euoutlvt Chatt ... Looker 3443 Via
S.IUICley •·OO AM-11:)0 AM TM Oollv'llffol wT ... lOt .ttlt.... olud•• corporation. a : I help. Exp pr9f 842-3935 ~='I~·~~ ~i:.\°eeO:· ftle, data entry 8429't9S Call J~ 9~~~~· nMded for feat growtng Udo, Npt Bctl. '97M230 ~Count•,.._, ~,i::ttvOC.~':';~·00 ~~:;•;; .. :-=.. $40,ooo+ lnwntory. Lora -·· I H.Bch, Uk for Ray publlahlng oompeny. lnlll Ulll ··:e~:~=-~M ~:.o,:~,~,~J;;totet:ovd :..l'O,;~ .. o,";.,"',• Vance ANttor 97~ 142-1111 Prtlnuta&I/ 00 momn IEOIO&IY ll01"11111T STUDENT : Futtp time June Sllary + oommlaMOn end Wall eet•blleMd Bed •
°'"OL"'l r,,;"oett'.:"?i;:.uep .. nollo;.ltv .......... FOUND: M LI\ ... Apeo Malalatratl" 51 Comm'I,..., eetat• ~ Perm•n•nt!Per-t-Tlme. ~'h'::"'<ad ==~ beneflta.Sendreaurnato: Bath Stor. loOttlng for ~ ·:::: ;: ~:ic".:'::' ~~:"~~~:~-: o,,.rt•aitJ 2tOI whit. • •• otlpped, F Slam IEXUW §XLOAI CXRd! ~I~~ r· ::--10-2 MOnd1y-Frtd1y. tOnallty, ly1)!ng. poetlng. .,.... ..... anthueleltlo a... .,.,. :.: , ..... UC.of'"'"" m• o• .... ,,_. a..lpt, F Ooble blk ten eo.taMeaalhop lOOltlng t"'ou• . oc. a en Typing 45+wpm. Poe-flllng. Comout.-know!· ~ eonnelforP.,,·Tlm91)o. '""',,•, 11.• :~ c~~:~.:~~ ::.. .. 1: ,:,'.'~. Growing eu.tneee aeeklng red collr; F Terr mix f0t boOth rentll <>P«· organlz!1 uec .!~· ltlon avallabte lmmadt. edge helpful. 857-1239 • ltton. • Night l WMk·
.. , 11 ,..; ""' •M-ln'dltlng Perlner-Legal t*Jwht· F blklwht cat: 2 atorat Cell Ke thy. ret.ry .... th xlnt .. !"'-: ate4y. L•tt•ri RHume P.O. Box enda. ~ at Sttoudl
or Meritettng badlground F wttt eata· M gry~t 640-3855 hind & typ1n9 1klll1. wl quallflcatlona to: p, TYPIST • WORD PRO-Cot1a Mela, CA 92928 Linen Warehol.IM, 1836
pr.rd. 101<-201<. Tab cat· M Shep co4 mix Exper w/comm'I R.E .°' Wong, PO Box 19617, CESSOR To flnlll'I Novel. Attn:TlmGueNman Newport Blvd., Suitt
Contect Jerry at0UP U.S.A. blk/ten · &4+3e&e LIU AlllTI construction CO. praf d. lrvtne 92113 Muet Uw In Nwp1 a.ct'I C-139. CM. !10/E. Optical. &46-e550 · Tirecl of R.E. e.cot'ne a Word Proceaalng expar a • Of' CdM. 759--1190 No ""°"9 celll plMM. --
FOUND Smell Dog, IOOlt· 1 Loen Rep, R.E. UC. req'd. plua. Plee.Nnt n-.amotdng RECEPTIONIST I Part IAUI
Ing tor OWMt only, 11 IBM s.t-11p fOt you In thtt envlroomant. Pteeae call Time typing, phonea, Work on thtt bMott, A few gooO "*' end •w Tt I.Ha 2114 Ralph'• Store, Oena field + Training. LA PAZ Mltltyn. 769-9531 computer axper necl M· 2 ~nr ~~c~Wa':: lmmedlat• opanlng for • wom•n n..cs.o. earn wl~ hM UBNEY I& Point. 496-4755 MORTGAGE, Chuck 1111••• tfFIOE F, 12-5. 751-1152. c I or frl•ndl High Sdtoot gr.ct, no ex· S600+ pet .... Cell T0t•101<1up no cndlt.., • .,. (714)no.ec>e7 ,... 0• w young Y pertence ~· Fil Mlk• or Shtrl. 973-8428 Deni ~ 873-7311 Lo.t...., REWARD 8 mo . Typing, phona & 10-Kay 1101"1Hlm votce & attltud•. Call entry..feve4 poaltlon ,.. °' 973--9280 aon · old l'nM puppy, 35 Iba, RUL HTlTI &IT'S ekllla necftllfY. Start David Miiiar aft 3pm, qutrementa: good d~ --------
red collar, lht hr, blk, 100% Commlaelon. Call S5/Mr. Cell for appt. NOW HIRING 842-5017. record. h•d wortier. neal UL.U /l&INAll •ert111n, T.D. ltll I r'""" : :r on ri .. \ ~ for apt. FUhlon la. loc. 845-4072 FIT & PIT Ttc~alcal/Tr.... llPPMflnOe. PIMM brl'!Q Fun or ParMlml Counter
LDIH WAITD C::. e.!cti~~~ a Dover R.E. 1nvestmant1. N.B. MARINE r~r t>uaa. HHllGm SSOS OMV printout at time oi Salee In R«.it Herdwarw
for S1 350 000 at 10% ' . 759-5050 w/lllpe and r1mp IOOltlng appllcatlon, apply at. Stor•. Exp pr.rd. See
lntnt only. Pay81bte Lr.:h=n;*u~ ... ical/Dtattl 5105 ~~-=t~ =n~1ttyo o::r~l~::a a;a;anic: .... lll ~=~~~~::· 27ot ~~:V-~'!.HcfM~•·
monthly, alt dua In yra. Wllaon btwn Harbor & DENTAL XSS1SfXNf -MCUred by S1 700 000 oper. 8Yr• •xper min. RECP/OFACE ASST. HIP HllUI ULll Nllll Yllm not• and lat T.D on·,..., f elrvt.w. 5-4&-9l"8 Britt ind anthualutlc 640-0200 Call btw 3-7pm FIT Fountain Vall•y Newport BMCtl Marine llW 111111 I.I. ULU Commlatlon only! Mul1
property with • valua of LOST gr & yelW perakeet w experience, ~m: Flnancial Planning otnoa. bo...,._ nMda wortdng Experlanud Setu-have •xperlence Call
S3.000.000. For mor• 'Sammy'. Lido PK v1c: ~:'in ~-3~ai'!tc 0ROA avail tmmedlat•ly, foreman . Mlnlmun 3 yra ~i'w'~lno8alef1 durlngotf. hra87a.:5530. Info oall Bert Ryan. Girt In Wf'llctlalr hrtbrknl ' ' $500/mo 964-2106 gu dlaMI and outdrM VJ,..,. e ,_,you
7141852-0700 Rewltdl 975-0819. ~~J.:~e:eN:F~is1re3 . PART-TllE Oall for An~ Egan. . experience ,.quired, ex-BALBOA ISLAND REAL n Somelhlng special waltt IOf
LOST: LONG HAIRED OFFICE CLERK o•ll•nt b•neflt1, pey 171-lllO you today In clHtlfled.
GERMAN SHEPHERD IEllOAL WllTUT IEO/lllllEmll ~ .• ...!!. lwttn ~ ........................ .. tern, btk with tan lega.1 yr Frnt/back ofc. Fam pr1e. Very busy circulatlon of· Permanent pit, n-amkr, Boa ..,.,,,.., ...... ~.
Aaataactatltl 2920 old. CM. M&-9893 F/P time NB 931-5301 dy flee need• part-time help ~~:::,,"=·~~= 243~9:~~ ~ ~':'.· : DELIVERY DRIVER !
*IEEl l RESllU* Ptrnaal1 ., 3002 IEllOAL IFFIOE 1111 ~~~ h':~t<!':: 1u1 . not requtred). can WELIOI •. •
Pef9onaltzed ·Returnee & IT§ FOR-RXteb # 1 lmmedlat• po91tlon. Busy tomeral Applicant• muat work without aupervtalon. M·-"--Y ...... ta • Daily Pilot motor route • lettera. Same d• aerv1ce Ortho Practice, Muat ba nMt, reeponatble. and Call 499-4187, batwMn -.-,,a{.._.. _.,, •
avlll. RESUME ~ORKS llAL (111) 111·2040 have •xperlenoa Front & have a pteuant tel• 1-9pm, Mon-Sat. 1991 P111Centla. CM • available in Huntington e
711 70.... For your phone Fantasy Back office. Good aaJary ""one ,_..,,.,altty Soma • H b a ea 1 2 hours • • -S2.00 +toll If any. & benefl1a 7141394-215-4 Hght ~~ .. wor~ atao. Let the people in classified help you • ar Or r · -• ~;:::==============-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~;....-Earltptat IEllOAL IFFIOI Hour• ar• approx. Mon-write an ad that will get response. : per afternoon. :
Nd• exp'd Front & 8lcit Fri, 9:oo AM 10 l:OO PM, • Cali 642-4333 ; Monday -•
TODAY'S
REAL ESTATE
CLASSIFICATIONS
1002-2790
Ckil• Cart 3016 o1c pereon PIT 548-9319 =~.:;;?:~•:i=. : Friday 10-5 P .M. Ask for :
BXevsiffER NEEDED Whateve<you're1n 1hemar· Mon-Thura. 2:00 to •:oo Openi"nos Now Available • A t • Pan-time In our Newport kel to buy, someone's prob-I PM Alk for Eiieen. e • r . •
Beech home Reta req'd. ably m the market 10 sell -m • c;. e
850-8956 classtfted CAR ROUTES : Orange Coaat :
Heart
Healthy
Recipe
ORAMQE COAST : Dally Piiot : 1:'!?!~!! Earn Extra Caah : 330 W. Bay Drive •
coa11 Meea. c A 92929 For Del/very 01 Thi• Paper : Coate Meaa, CA :
Equal Oppty. Employer e e e e e • ee e e e ••• ee ee • • • • • ••
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
ARE IN THE REAL
EST A TE TABLOID
SECTION
FOR YOUR
BUDGET:
ADVERTISE IN ·THE
DAILY PILOT'S CLASSIFIED PAGES
PRIVATE PARTY RATE (No Cancellation)
4 line, 5 time minimum
>.60 per line Example· 4 lines, 5 days>l 2°0
• Pnc~ rnv\I be-1ndvded 1n tJd
• Rot~ dou not opply to C.omm .. rconl '" rr.>11"1\ Av t0Mot1ve Booting or Reol f\tote
• NO ':ANCEllA !IONS OR OiMlljf<, ,.,,,,,. 1h .. od hm run Customer ,,
r~spons1ble for th~ lull om•1•1nl
• FOR MORE DETAILS
CALL 642 5678 Daily Pilat
Mother's Day Greetings
APPLESAUCE-RAISIN BREAD
cup applesauce
'!2 cup 011
•, cup sugar
I 1 • cups flour. sifted
1 teaspoon baking soda
1· teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon cloves
, teaspoon nutmeg
egg slightly beaten (or 2 egg
whites or egg substitute equiv
alent to 1 eqg)
cup ra1s1ns
Mix the appleasuce, 011 and
sugar
Sill 1n the flour. baking soda. salt.
cinnamon. cloves and nutmeg Mix
well alter each add1t1on
Add the slightly beaten egg and
the raisins Mix. then pour into a
greased and floured 8 x 4-inch loaf
pan Bake at 325 F 1 hour and 20
minutes. or until done
Yield 1 loaf ( 16 slices)
Approx cal serv 1 sl1ct: 180
Hearl He~l111y RPC•D('~ arP trorn lt>e Ttmrl
Eo111on of lhe Americil" HP..irt Ass0<.1;i11on
Cookoook C.opyriqnt 14~ 1ri1r., "17'1 ov
lt1'• Amor1u ir1 Hearl A""'''•'"''o' lnr
American Heart
Association
WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR l IFE
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PAYROLL
CLERK
The Jolly Roger Inc. an ea-
1
tabllahed rea taurant
chain. hu an opening for
an entry level payroll/Ille
clerk, to work In a 4 per· I eon dept. Payroll exp and
10-key helpful. but wlll
train an lndlvlduel who
hu llmlted exp and a d•
sire to leatn. Salaty com-
menaurate w/ ex.p. Apply
In per90n 8am-4pm, or
aend reaume to:
THE JOLLY ROGER INC.
17042 Giiiette Ave
lrvtne, CA. 92714
714-250-0331.
Deliver 1 day a week. No
col lecting . no soliciting.
Must have dependable car,
truck or station wagon and
insurance
CALL 842 -1444
Ask for JoAnne Craney
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
01Hy Pilat
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, CA
~II Laa•1e1Jlat ---=-;;-~Car-pat IMtallatlOn RESIO/COMM'L/IND 29 a Lanwt ··n • ··n , ....... Repair Work & Cleaning. Uc - -_,._ MS ln1tlll1tlon1. ~73'4 yra. Do my own WOO<. • Cleen Upe•T,... Topping LOW ,.,.. High qualty $2.40 per day
That's ALL you pay for
3 llnea, 30 day minimum
In the
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
CALL TOOAYll
ASK FOR LOIS
Your
S.Vlce Directory
Repraeentatlve
642-4321 .... 301
#278041. Al MM129 Shaipl~~Haul. wonc. 842-4942 aft 4prn. Ctatat~Ctacrttt NEW/REPAIR. Quallty. No Ml E.e&0-3 GLASGOW PAINTING
coMbt DEV. coRP. Job• to ama11. reaaonable. 1nt1Ext 30 vr• exper
Grad•Haullng-Conc:rete Fr• Mt .. llc'd. 931-23'46 TREES ref'•. · 842-6214
Aeu. Ratee. ~931 ftaciaL_ Topped/f'«liOVed. Cleen-HOMEOWNER EXPERTS
Driveways, patloa, petha, FENCE JC;;);lr. N;;' old. up, new IMma. 751-3478 Int/Ext. Aooua. Celllnga.
etc. No Job too amall. Wood. chain fink, patio'•. T,...ITrtm/Cleenup oompl Llc#288597 931-9295
R .... Mlciley, 53e-o553 free Mt. Greg, "8-0118 gardening. Competitive MAGIC BRUSH PAINTING
CkU• Cart Baa• •• , prtoaa. Chuck 842•2873 Int/Ext. T•x-coat. Paint &
Lovtng mom will pidC up' F@NbMX'fESf,.. tam ..... " ~ ~:~
watch your chlld after Dump rune. C.M./N.B. ;IUOd( WJ;; rm. 1--·-----....--
achool In my homa. Npt arM. Jim Whyt• 842-7206 conctete. Comp petloa. PAINTER NEEDS WORK! Height• area. 931-&M2 • 15 yra axper. 84Ma:M Int/Ext, Ollllnga. refln C41b.
Cl i St , •GEN. HOME REPAIRS. (29) yra axp wortt guar. ... •• met Paint. Dfywall. ~ry BRICKWORK. Smalt )Oba. Davia Pllntino "4-3831
ROBINli ctEXRIRd ate. Gery 845-527'1 PTL ~ Coate M .... 1.,,.---~-----
SEAVICE· • thr"''""'hly DY .. NOY M·' & lrvlne. Refa. 975-3175 QUALITY at ,..., pt"loea. . ~--HAN ,. • ..nt lntlm. RMI Eltate dMr\ Clean hOUN. 540-o857 Repair SVC. Horne Apt & Cuatom Brick-Stone up c:erpeta wlndow9 etc Act .. tical Ctiliap 1-8'\ot SUPERCLEANER Commerotal 790-7194 Block-Conc:ret...Stucco Ref-a. J:r .. 'eet. 857.0.1
REBLOWN OR PAtRTED evatll Super .. xp'd cot. **HANDYMAN** Refa. Fr•-'· 54e-9492 STEVES p Mal 1 Aleo Int/Ext Painting atudent. Much IOWlf rate Large or amell. 1doIt1111 SPECIALIST BLOCK Im/Ext pa{r11 lr~I·&
Uc#283597 831·9295 than tgencleel 548-6857 Pet 531.5579 or Ive mag. FENCES. Cement, brick. gen'I malnt.'71:~473 Atrial Houaec:IMnlng 14 yr9 •xp. YOU BUY . I INSTALL Cell 2A tin. 5-46--0729 net;IH~f rellabla,rM1,tr .. eet,own Lt. Elec:. Lt. ~r;:181. 8TUCCO MASONRY-TILE 1.•.a~._ri_.a1111L.,..,,_ __ _
_ • _ trana. Pin• 845-9899 Delta Ger Opn,. WL 94 No Job to amall. All typM. FXIWAtZ tNTERioA§
COL 8x 10 of any . ' Fr .. Mt. UC. 931-2345 HANGING/STRIPPING Newport Beach loc. $75. Hou!MdMnlng, carpete & Matb Home lmpt~ VISA-MC 873--1512 HELIPIX 87s-«49 uphOlatery. wlndowa, •tc. ment/repalr, etc. CUl1om ......
Klrbyl Mllnt. 931-6272 flnllh carpentry tully --•---.... ---AHOYS WALLCOVERING Arc~iltet9't KAY'S CLEANING SERV equlpwoodaooP97S-90e3 •&-1 MYm* lnataMatlon I. A9moval
AMH. RENDERtNOS. ~d. Speclallat. tna'd: PROF RESID'L SERVICES ~iE/'N & EXPERT Int. Painting. s.48-4013
HOMES. COMMERCIAL. Bonded, lie. 888-6703 Call Watt for your home UC. T-11r.=:~= wan.,.,. IMtallatton I •
Call Kevin, 281 ·2277 Matu • prof •xperlenoecl rapatr needa. 842-7990 Ramova. AH typee, oomm I At kalt c~lno by' thtt hr. Haw 1 Ila ••ABC MOVING•• & ,..ict·t. Joe M&-6180 2 car rafl Aak for Shlr1ey II !I Quick & Cat.tul T13804e w ge1a afld h4lng together
Piiiitng Ar .. Ras>•I,. a 859-o512 •tt 1pm • Cf RXOCINd -UoVINd LO RATES. aa2-o.10 J /at~AcMoe to the Aeeurfaotng • Roonng & Gart1ge & Ywd Clnupe eng · Weterprooflng• 931...t199 Sufi•'• HouHclHntng Jon MM192 ITllYm Ill.Liil crazy. 83 730
latlan1 Stmcn ~i.tHi'Mi*' •CONST. CLEAN-UP• 8'=eo~· ,.·~··~·~·"'!,.'!i,il&-"""""!'~-
Xavertiilng X11 I Logo. Dabrl• & Tree H9Ullng atudenl McNer9. Tnaut9d H., D ft~=
Dealgn Serv. Brochurea, Cta1t11etln Call CLEENCO. &4M730 Lio. T124-43e. 6414421 'IAM plumbing &
T~m~· GRAPHICS a l•ll•laL Haultng. Movtng. CtMn-NEWWll'9h0ul9Storaoe DRAINS CLEAR From $15
Show Mom how much you care with an affectionate greeting.
Our Mother's Day greetin gs page will run Sunday, May 11th. I
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N POR . 720-9191 ATC &mm.rcliJ o;:;w;ti upe. 7 Dlys. l.oweet ratea. 11¥11-lll Fauoet•. ~ ........
Typing, Word PrOCMllng, Spec!~:;, In Comm'I Call Berry, 722-8&73 841-o907 Uc. 722·toee
lypeaattlng. RUSH JOBS and I. Fr• •t. L .... a:Ia car.Nl-Cout1~ R J' COMP' ....,. H & 0 U R S PE CI A LIT Y. MS..8923 #383924 I P' I 8y hr./or ptec9. M&-3M8 · 1 u:;''" omt
GRAPHICS NEWPORT. I WftlArt s rf1 /~= 9u.lneae M .. ntenlno9. A 5 line greeting is just $2.50. Additional lin es .50¢ each.
Displa y ads are avarl~bl c Call for additional information,
642-5678.
Your Greetin~:
Approx 10 \J>.t< l"\ ()N linE"
Daily Pil•t
330 W . Bay St.,
Return to:
Costa M esa, CA 92626
Deadline : Thursday, May 8th. Ads must be prepa id. -_ __..._
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DRAFTING. mect'ln~n lloal497ete ~~ T~T~~~· Boudoir-Portrait-AHi. ~";1 ·rs· Feat · Aocurat• -,_table ' -·· • LJoenoed Bob 197-IH1 __ _ OV9f 20 yra •llP· 545-0e05 ROt.L8 CONSTRUCTION Mt-8263 °' 5se-eeM ·~ 1•"""IMll111,.um•..,.to-uae.-
c Contracting for quality 18Hll<AWA LANO&CAPI ·~ ltnltt MARKET EVAL. (F'N9) ar~•!tJ home Improvement•. (114) ....... 1'7 cc;;;p:;;on;xg;G a;; Celltor~.Ag'122-7537 * 20v..,.1n Xr ... au.lh; Mea694 552-0.28 In OW9 & ltte Mlc.P.O tor ....... r.:1m111
FWnoclellng •AN Typea. COMM'L D!V. CORP. '8 the tild9f1y (714)133-2009 ..._ -HI
Stor .. Offloea..Homee-etc Comm'I Reeld'I Planl to MllM. S«v. Wkty/mo'/ r-.--..-------
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VOLS. NO. 17
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2. Market Map
3. Grubb & Ellis
4. George Elkins Co.
5. Unique Homes
6. Colesworthy & Co.
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7. Remax of Newport 8eact'I
8. Harbor AMllty
8. Hum & Aalodates
9. Mar8h Re9Jty
10. Remax of Cotta Mesa
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11. Remax of Costa M ...
12. Open Houae OlrectOtY
13. Open HOUie DlrectOtY
14. Claaalfled
15. Claaalfted
T~ 1"t &A ti\ TOJ94 V.J9An ~AILY PILOT/~aTATW .
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16. Cluaffied
17. Cluaffied
18. The Buie Corporation "s..cafl"
19. Coldwell Banker, Coeta Meaa
20. Coldwell Banker, N9wport 8Mch
• IS
RF.SIDENTIAL BROKERAGE SERVI<:ES
~._,,I w1r ....
Harbor Ridse guard·gated community, 2BR,
2 ~BA. library & den with fabulous inland and
night light views. Beautlful dear throughout
with wood and etched gla8I frcmt doors and
plantation shutters.. Ed Facano and Maureen
White
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Reduced $60,000. Relax ln a beautiful spa. while
w atch.lng the 1wwe1 over Newport Bay . New 4
BD, 4 ~ BA. custom home with oak floon. high
beamed oei.li.np and 4 fireplaces, located in
Harbor Hill Ed FAcano/Maureen White
........ WATD 11,1 .....
Remodeled, ling)e story. 4 BR. 4 BA home with
over 106 ft. on the water. Huge waterfront yard
with room for pool. Private community behind
guard gate. Lender will provide excellent f.inanc..
lng. Price includes the land. Mallttel White/Ed
F.ac:ano
....... , .. IAl1ll -··· 11111 san.-•• Jodelle'' model behind guarded gate in prea.-
tigious Harbor Ridge with spectacular views of
ocean, bay and city l.ighta. Thia 38R, 2~BA
family room home has been n!duoed $50,000 and
ia ready for lmmedi.ate occupancy. Ed F.acano and
Maureen White
U Pll1 • 111 UY 11.-,-
In Bayahores. Architectua.Uy designed. Fantatic
poten tial. Most rooma with bay view. See the
Rueben E. Lee, Linda Iale, Harbor Island and the
Pavillion from thia price1em location. Four
bedrooms, 3BA. Call Barbara Aune
... , •• "'· ---a,1..,.. With the best view tmapuable on prestigloua
SpyaJ.ul Hill. 1be9e 3 available front row con·
tiglaous lota offer an opportunity of a lifetime to
desig:rl and build the estate of your dreams! Act
now!!! Maralou Incold
LM.W.alB -• N -11,111-Cloee to Newpon!M.i9Don VieJ>!Laluna and Lo.
Angels. New roada to Coto de Caza Estates. Five
bed.rooml, 4~BA. 4.FP and stable for 5 ~
party room of 1800 eq.ft. with fireplace, bar, 2BR.
45' pool, h12 ape. Great views. Multimillion $
homes. Bank repo. Best price. Appt. Tom Allimoo
• • 1111• •s ••.""' "~ A great hcKllt and a great buy -below market
llngle story home with ocean and night light
view. Recently remodeled wii)l plantation abut.
ten, French doon, hi&h beam ceilin&I. Three
bedrooma. 2 ~BA. formal dining room and large
family room. ar-t home for entertaining with
large patio and apa. Uae of private beaches.
$576,000 lndudinc land. Donna Godshall
............. 7111111 ,, ••
Thia trl-level home wtth 3 car attached garage'
featutel Joft area. Could be a library or den.
Three bedroonw. 2~ batha. Skylight in master
Nite. c.ommun1ty pool and tennia. Gayle Amato
.. ,.. U1191 ••••,..au 1111.-
Cuatombed one level 3BR pl\ll, 3~BA home on
extnalarae Jot wtth panoramic ocean and aunee1,
view. Ideal location on quiet top street but conve-
nient to all ahoppina and IChoola. Game room
with lta own bath and bar -a great place for
children and parties. Maxine Propp I
llLlll ...... Unml •g I ...,..,
lrNNeulate two.story home on prime comer
location. Three bedroom. den. formal dining,
break.Wt areas, Lovely sandy beach and shared
pier and dock. VIEW ALL THE AcrION!
Martha Macnab
i#2 ~ ........ , ..... 100,
PENINSULA
2BR. view
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SHORECl...J1'FS
5.BR, FR, pooVspa
PROMONTORY
4BB. wtrfmt EASTBLUFF
!BR, l'R
CLDTHAVEN
3BR.J'R
1--5
HARBOR RIDGE sa.-.-
5BB. FR, pooVapa, view 1·5
H.VJDLLS ....
415BR. FR. view 1:3().5
NEWPORT BCH •1--
4BR, FR. wtrfrnt 1:30-5
BALBOA PENlN ···-3BR, wtrfmt 1-5
EASTBLUFF a~ 3BR. FR 1-5
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BB. FR. wtrfmt, vi~ 1..S
SPYGLASS ....
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VINE TERRACE ····-BR, FR. view 1-4
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ENINSULA .,.._ 1211 L ....
• FR. spa. wtrfmt l ·5 v ogt./Proller/1UJ;0
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DECAZA 11...... 11H1 .....
BR, FR. pool/spa l ·5 T. n.UJIJmllH
VINE TERR. .... 2111 T .... T
pool 1--5 Denny
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BB. FR 1-5
RONA HGHLNDS .. .,.,.
BB. FR. pool l-4
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BR, FR, ape 1-4 .. .._,......... .., ..
Tasteful Portsmouth inlide and out with superb
inlaw addition. Some ocean view and luxurious
atone spa off muter bedroom. All this at a
motivated offerin& of $510,000. Marilyn Bulkley
LIWUT PW •• _, ••II 111..-
Hichly upgraded condo on the fairway of Big
Canyon Country Club. Two bedrooms, 2BA. Larae uawnable loans. Dave Hinchler ......_... .. .....
A warm and inviting home situated on a very
private lot. Marvelous 1..1.11e of wood and brick .
Three bedrooms. Fonnal dining room. family
room plus lanai. Enjoy your own private pool.
Ann Pet.en. MaW'ftD White and Ed F..:ano ......... _ 111..-
eo.y cottage with 2BR , 2BA plus guest house.
Completely remodeled. Enjoy your own pool this
summer oc walk to your private accesa beach.
Owner leaving area. Submit your offer. Ann
Pet.en
....... IHI• Ml.Hiil-.&. 141 ....
Th.la two story home oonsistl of a vast muter suite
with marble fireplace, leCX>ndary BR, 3 BA.
skylJghted Uvi.ng room, library and veranda. Price
below market for qulclc sale. Maureen White and
Ed &cano
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, ...... ~ n.-.-
Above the rock.a with unending views of ocean
and Catalina. Five bedrooms, 3BA with large
living, dininc. family room and aeparate master
suite, pool + maid's room. Located in Cameo
Shoree with aa::ea to private beaches. Martha
Macnab
111 mil ... DTAll ......
Ever offered in Newport Beach. Malaive main
boule of cedar, redwood and koa woods, copper,
brw and gold. Out buildinp to acxxmmodate the
equestrian enthusiast, the automobile oollector.
La.ndacapi.ng to create an ambiance of quiet aer-
enity. Approximately 2.2 acres afford total
privacy, leCW'ity and lp800UI elefllnce. Offered
to the diacriminating buyer at $4,900',000. Martha
Macnab
Ii i&I• llftUflllS 11.-,-
100' of pri.mC! waterfront property. Suitable for
condos or ... Includes the right for at least 4 alipe.
Offered lncluding the land at $1 ,900,000 Martha
Macnab
IWt.D -ornm ...,, 1111 u..-
Just listed. Pride ol ownership. Three bedroom.
2BA w/fireplace and double garage and 2BR, lBA
w/single garage. Total privacy. Near shopping
and tcampor1ation. Marth.a Macnab ...., .... mw LIT . t•PP II.LI 11 ...
Approximately ~ acre. Build a dream home on a
comer view lot. Almost surrounded by custom
homes. Thia ia truly a choice piece of property.
Carolyn Muon
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New on the market. Wonderful view. Beautiful
condition. All three units have 2.8R, 2BA. Ownen
unit, formal dining + pomible 3rd bedroom. Four
car garage. Back unit has viewing deck. Great
demand for A-1 beach property. Beverly MOl'pby ·1 ~., 11-•2•-11,..._
Invillng oourtyard entry with pool land luah
gardenl lead to elegant foyer with circular st.air·
way and crystal chandelier. Formal dining room
seats 14 to 16. Step down into spacious living room
with views, antique trench fireplace and complete
entertainment oenter. No expenae spared to make
this one of the finest homes in exclusive Big
Canyon. Beverly Morphy and Barbara Aune _,......Wfll ..........
Some unique feature8 make this a special and
very liveable home. Private brick patio, viewing
loft for AlD8e\ oodctails. new kitchen and u pdated
baths. Cozy family room and 3 large bedrooms,
fonnal dining. A really comfortable home.
$486,000 including land. Beverly Morphy
• UITll HU•Hflf ""-Four bedrooms. 1epatate family room with fire-
place, formal living & dining l"OC)lm, 3BA, and 3-
car garace. Fabulous aett:ing on a quiet cul-de-4ac.
spacious lot with a garden at every window
Spectacular waterfall and spa. Priced to sell at
$629,000. Danny Bib and Stephanie Grody ..... , .......
Thil 4BR, 3 ~BA. custombed Bekowt manor
plan 2 la truly a apedal home. Rieb oed paneling
and parquet floon. Perfect family and entertain·
mmt home. Features grand formal living and dinin8 rooma. Paneled family room. Large back
garden with pool and spa. c.an Danny
BibblSteoharue Grody. ....,, *utum-11.-...
An opportunity to keep your 70' boat in front of
your own home. Recently remodeled 4BR with
formal living and dining, large breakfa..t room.
private study, and huge master suite with fire-
place. All light and bright and contemporary
feeling. Over 140' of water frontage with a 70'
dock. Includes land at $1 ,200.000. Martha Macnab
lllWPomT BIACH
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NEWPORT BEACH
BA YFRONT -SPECTACULAR VIEW OF
TURNING BASIN · Large pter & slip. Remodeled, 4
bdrms. 3'h baths. den, 3-ar garage Room to expand.
Community tennis Sl.750.000
BILL VINCENT
LIDO ISLE CONDOS · Four 2 bdrm condos in
super location Steps to community tennis & beaches.
Short walk to Lido Village, shops & restaurants
.-SI 99.000 each Buy ont or all!
CATHRYN TENNILLE
A COVETED COMBINATION FOR LIVING
Spacious 3 bdrm, 3 bath condo with laundry room.
About 1900 sq ft. of great vrew of living above Newport
Bay, the ocean and mountains. One of a kind. don't miss
1t1 $275,000 •
ROGER BROWN
GET READY FOR SUMMER Invest or enioy 1t
yourself Newer 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·1n kitchen and patio.
MARIA BERCOVITZ/MARIL YN TWITCHELL
VACANT: HARBOR VIEW HOMES · Beaut1·
lul. ltght. bright, newly painted & landscaped. Move-in
cond11ton 4 bdrm. 2.,, bath home Owners have moved
and would hke to see an offer. Just fell out of escrow.
$369.000
TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD
NEWPORT BEACH CONDO · Large versatile
plan 4 with a dramatic ltYtng room. fireplace, family room
& den. Good view. One of the largest units in Villa Balboa.
Assumable financing. Owner anxious. $182,000.
MARIA BERCOVITZ/LINDA TAGLIAN£TTI
FIRST TIME BUYERS -NEWPORT
BEACH FOR $134,IOOI · Owner must sell! Submit
all otters! Villa Balboa condo w/stunning ocean view.
Complete secunty w/guarded gate. En1oy ocean sunsets.
pool & spa.
SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE OABOL T
LIVE IN NEWPORT FOR UNDER 1180,000 ·
Has everything you want! Fireplace in master suite, air
cond. walk to beach. 2 bdrms, 2 baths, den. Shows hke
a model. Good assumable financing. SI 77,000.
MARIA BERCOVITZ 0< LINDA T AGLIANETII
LIDO BA YFRONT CONDO, OHL Y
S339,000 · Elegantly decorated condo on exclusive
Ltdo Park Ome. Secunty building features 2 huge
bedrooms. spa tub and atnum. Probate sale. Call for
details.
MARY JANK/AHN BEMENT
OH THE BAY IN NEWPORT BEACH ·
Comfort, convenience, elegance and LOCATION are yours
m our new ltsting on Ltdo. All rooms are spact0us and
newly decorated. 3 bdrm. 3 bath condo Seller will trade
for units or commercial. Pier & slip available
TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD
CUL-De_-SAC LOCATION -5 BEDROOMS
• Great home for family hvmg and entertaming. Private
large lo! wilh sparkltng pool. Formal dining, parquet
floors m family room. Walk to schools. par\, and
shopping village. $259,900
VICKI KRAUS
PICTURE PERFECT BA
WITH PIER a SLIP Only Sl,075. will buy thtS
custom butlt 4 bdrm home. Entoy the armth of hnely
finished hardwoods. An extensive use of gla al
plactd views of bay and ltgtits.. Call for a 1ntment.
DON De THOMAS
VILLA BALBOA • 2 MASTER SUITES a
OCEAN VIEW · Where else in Newport can you
en1oy an ocean view, swimming pool, spa, security gate,
and walk to beach? 2 Master bdrms. custom decor for
only $179.900 large assumable loan.
SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE OABOL T
"NEW EXCITING LISTING · on the bluff" at
Newport. Large "Latour" model with two bedroom suites
and fireplace. Quiet with some view, pool, spa and
secunty. For only $140,SOO. Good financuia.
ROGER BROWN
STUNNING NEWPORT POOL HOME · Re-
duced & ready to go! location plus in this lovely
execubve home. Immaculate & ready to move m. 3
bdrms or 2 & den, 2 fireplaces. Perfect tor entertaining.
Asking $3.40,000.
MARILYN Hill
CORONA DEL MAR
IN LOWLY CAMEO HIGHLANDS, C.D.M. ·
Beaubfully UPlf aded 4 bdrm residence. New carpet,
patnt. wall coverings. A park like yard with lush
landscaping on a pirvate corner tot. Owner most anxious.
$399,000.
• LINDA TAGLIANEm
OUTSTANDING PROPERTY IN OLD
C.D.M. PLUS INCOME · On a very p!Cluresque
street. large 3 bdrm with family room; wet bar, 2
fireplaces in an authentic Spanish motif. Includes
separate and very private oversaed 1 bdrm income unit.
LINDA TAGLIANETTI
FOR THE DISCERNING BUYER -$20,000
REDUCTION Superbly upgraded executive home
with exciting ocean. city light & mountain view. Poot &
spa, new landscaping. atr cond1ltoned, wet bar &
hardwood floors. Large assumable loan $620,000.
BELLE CHASE LEE
STEPS TO THE BEACH A short stroll to bay
and ocean beaches from this custom-built 3 bdrm. 2~
bath, family room home Extra features include fireplace,
sundeck. large stained glass w1rtdow 1n entry $389.000
CAROl PANGBURN
FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW! Third lot from
Ocean Blvd. Prestlg1<>us Siie in prime location 1ust steps
to the beach. Butld your new dream house or great
potential lo remodel present structure. $«9,000
VICKI KRAUS
GLORIOUS OCEAN AND BAY VIEWS ·
Romantic sunsets from this except1<>nal f amtly home.
De:slrable Harbor View Hiils. Open plan ltv1ng. Great for
enterta1n1ng. Many quality upgrades. Private pool.
$419,000
~ GR£ER
OPEN HOUSE SUN l ·5PM
1120 GOl0£HROO. C.D.M
EXCITING POSSIBILITIES WITH
FABULOUS VIEW First lime ottered. Situated 1n
one of Corona Del Mar's finest areas. Large lot with
space for expansion. Pool & spa in private courtyard.
Ntw 3-ear garaae. Large covered redwood & bnck
vteWtng terrace. 3 bdrms & family room. $465,000
BELLE CHASE LEE
8PYOLA88 HIU -NEWPORT MODEL
Beautiful view of reservoir and city lieflts. New carpet
and water heater, custom bar, marble master bath
Assumable loans. $385,000.
MARIA BERCOVITZ
OCEAN VIEW HOME ON LAROE LOT .
lovely quiet area of custom12ed homes 1n CorOM del
Mar. Access to pnvate beach. Three bedrooms & two
baths. Two decks. Perfect for entertainma. $369,000.
OCA BURTON
SPECTACULAR SPYGLASS HILL YEW
HOME · Briehl & cheerful! 3 bdrms. 2 baths & tamtly
room. Decorator perfect Full ocean, bay & city li&hts
view. 2 fireplaces, wooden shutters, hardwood floors.
spa in private arbor settina. Beautifully landscaped. Just
reduced for quK:k sale. $537,500.
BELLE CHAS£ LEE
IRVINE
IN WOODBRIDOE, IRVINE Except1<>nal 3 bdrm,
2~ bath ctndo. Newly painted & ready to move into
$153,000.
LE. STARK
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H llmA. • lllffS -Back bay and night light
vtew from 3 bdrm, 2 bath condo, end unit, sunny
patio, on greenbelts. $229,000.
UTIU ISlMI ..._ -Funky 2 units. full Balboa
Island lot, flreplaoes, close to bay. Income
$18,000/yr. Then build dream home. $295,000.
COIOll Ill Ill CUSSIC -Totally modernized 2
bdrm. 1 bath cottage, tennalre, tiled spa,
stained glass, plus In-law qtrs. $295,000.
SPfCW. • CAIYM ISUll -Upgraded Pinehurst
model, 2BR, den, comm. apa, tennis, pool. Big
deck with small view. Tasteful! $210,000.
IUCI llWUTIHT -A duplex just a block to the
beach In Newport, owned by lender, rent poten-
tial very strong, desirable area. $237,000.
SllTA f( R.IWOI -Appealing Bluffs townhome.
'barrel fireplace', beams, enlarged Linda plan
with hot tub. Hot listing at only $242,500.
LOICT11l Ullllll -Ranch style 4 bdrm with
majestic sycamo#M. 2 adobe fl replaces, study,
nice yard, Westdlff area. $299,000.
A LOT Of LIT -Magnificent 180° vfew of Dana
Point Harbor, lights, mountains. With $50,000
down, O.W.C. Subft all offers. $225,000.
IUITlfll Oll IOOS -Desirable end unit, wrap
around patio, upgraded 3 bdrm, A.C., full secur-
ity, quiet cul-d&-aac. $238,000.
LOftlY TllU • Tll lllff -Its special! 3 bdrms, on
a lovely greenbeft loaded with trees. 2 story
townhouse. 1830 sq.ft. $240,000.
---$335,000 TO $441,000---
A lllQI( F•lY IOI£ -Professionally decorated
4 bdrm, tam room Palermo model In Harbor
View. near school, pool, park. $339,000 .
.._. ~ -For family desiring lovely,
spacious 4 bdrm pool home In the prestigious
neighborhood of lrvlne Terrace. $396,000.
lACIU IUCI -Cottage flavored 3 bdrm, a block
to Victoria Beach, newer and nloer, with a peek
of blue view. $449,000.
Tll Pm IS mil -Thats rare theSe days, ao Is a
5 bdrm single story In Broad moor. Immaculate,
sunny and just reduced. $369,000.
IAYAOIT LIT -Complete with a cozy ofder
homel Balboa Peninsula sandy beach. 3 bdrm, 2
bath with cute cabana. Just $450,000.
llCCUT Riii PUI -Seller wants offers on
Jasmine Creek, plan 4, 3 bdrm, 2 story, comm.
pool & tennis. Just reduoed. $335,900.
A IUl SllPllS( -This newer 2 story, 3 bdrm
Olde CdM Is special! Spacious feeling, ocean
views, great for entertaining. $580,000.
IOT A IHS£ · A IETIUT -LB compound: tennis
court, spa, adobe walls, tile roof, pool, view of
the Pacific. Plenty of bdrms. $745,000.
A llftlf URSm.E -Harbor Ridge townhome with
serene-vtew of city and beyond. 3 bdrm. 3 bath,
lmpeccabte condition and AC. $642,500.
UT Mii WllW -From beamed IMng room watch
bay and pavtlllon, 3 bdrm, offlce, courtyard.
designer kitchen. Unique at $575,000.
SIR'f I lltCIT -Town home overlooking all of
Nwprt Beach. Perky 3 bdrm, 3 bath, retreat off
master suite. In Harbor Ridge at $661,000.
RWU fll.PUI IUI elm l£ACI -Oh wow! Three
spacious 3 bdrms apts, '~block to beach, frplcs.
laundry rooms. 2-car garage. $519,000.
---OVER $1 MILLION ---
IOST WALUILI H T1£ lllllT -Spectacular 6700
sq. ft . home on half acre overlooking secluded
beach and coastline. Sen88tlonal $4,300,000
llM COYl lSTAn -5 bdrm, 1 story home. ocean
view, Laguna's flnest area with private beach,
comm facllltles. $1 , 190,000.
l n.1A • tll Uf -In San Clemente. spec.-
tacular view of the Pa-
cfflc, 5 bdrms, medlter-
raneen ftavor, owner
wllllng to finance.
$1,500,000.
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'Wlltllll I.I.I. $369,000 H11 ........
Prtvate 5 bdrm, 9'ngle ltOtY J. Brlleey
.... .. $339,000 1111 .........
Lovely Pelenno, 4 bdrm, family room D. Johnson
.......... $425,000 1111 ........ ..,
Bay, ocean, cfty Ughts vu. 3 bdrms 0 . Marku
.. -$295,000 111 ....... Cl~ 2 bdrm, 1 bath cottage B. Barrington
W. HNllU $450,000 1• Uau .. au
3 bdrm, 2 bath on the bay V. Sinclair
IUff1 $238,000 -....... End unit 3 bdrm, many extras F. Scott-Evans
._..... $396,000 M1 l.,....
Private 4 bdrm, pool M. Brewer
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Tasteful Pinehurst, 2 bdrm, den, sm view T. Boland
.. -$295,000 111 ....... ClaMic 2 bdrm, 1 bath cottage B. Barrington
•M•HI I.I.I. $369,000 H11 ........
Private 5 bdrm, single story, FR B. Hutchtnga
.... ""' $339,000 1111 .........
Lovely Palermo. 4 bdrm. family room 0 . Johnaon
.......... $425.000 1111 .......... .,
Bay, ocean, cfty Hghts vu, 3 bdrm O. Markes
.... .. ... $399,000 1111 .........
Somerset model, 5 bdrm, F.R. M. Brewer
l&.lff1 $242,500 2111 ftltll LMetle
3 bdrm townhome. hot tub C. Manentl
...... $240,000 !tit ........
Two story. 3 bdrm townhome M. vonGeldern
IL"'1 $238,000 -..... End unit 3 bdrm, many extras F. Scott-Evans
.. ..... $396,000 •11 .....
Private 4 bdrm, pool R. Boland
UNIQUE IS COOKING -AND THAT'S NO BULL!
The Irons are hotl Over $6,000,000 already this month ... with a $1000 listing contest, a new van
for touring, lncreaaed community Involvement (and referrals!) and sales momentum that
requires 2 new agents. If you're Interested In becoming Unique, call Jim Wood at 675-6000.
and work with the office that has good taste.
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PACIFIC COAST lilc.HwAY AT~ 80UU'VdD IN aJa0NA DG. MAR
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BUY OR SELL WITH CONFIDENCE
NEW LISTING
Expanded "Bonita" model on large greenbell. 3
bd., 2 ba., teak floors in living room and dining
room. Charming courtyard entry. Includes the
land.
OPEN HOUSE SAT A SUN 1-5PM
1952 VISTA CAUDAL, NB
$225 000
EASTBLUFF ·POOL
One level 4 bd., 2V1 ba., large pool and spa.
Security system, 2 fireplaces. Large family room.
Lusk built "B" plan. leasehold.
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5PM
2236 ARALIA, NB
$254 900
FAST ESCROW
Two story "Franciscan" model. 3 bd., 21/1 ba.,
large sunny P.atio with Western exposure. Fast
escrow possible. Nite l11e view of Newport
Center Includes 1he land.
$219,000
OWNER VERY ANXIOUS
Great starter home. One level "Anita" model, 3
bd., 2 ba., shutters, air conditioning. LOWEST
PRICE IN BLUFFS. leasehold.
$152,500
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BACK BAY VIEW
Beautiful expansive view of lower Back Bay. 3 bd.,
21/2 ba., plantation shutters, tile and wood ac-
cents. Franciscan model. le.isehold.
$219,000
BEST QUALITY
Beautifully redone "Delores" plan. French doors,
large back patio with incredible view. End unit
privacy. 3 bd., 2'h ba., new kitchen, paneling, top
quality thru-out. Includes the land.
$395,000
GREAT QREENBEL T LOCATION
Very popular "Angelita" model. One level, 2 bd.,
2 ba., large greenbelt surrounds pool. Pr ivate end
unit. Includes the land.
$215,000
RARE "Q" PLAN
Features conversation pit with fireplace. 3 bd., 2 Vi
ba., shutters, near new carpet and tile. Spacious
living area. Includes the land.
OPEN HOUll SUN 1·1
307 VISTA TIWC.HA, NB
$239,SOO
640-0020
Eastbluff Village Center, Newport Beach
BEAUTIFUL SETTIN
Well located "H" plan. Close to pool and Back
Bay, large trees create private country setting. 2
bd., 2 ba. leasehold.
OPEN HOUSE SAT a SUN 1-SPM
2154 VISTA ENTRADA, NB
$169,100
SMASHING VIEW
160° Back Bay view, 3 bd., 21/J ba., "Franciscan"
model. Quiet cul-de-sac location. New kitchen,
shutters, large back patio. Includes the land.
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-1 PM
2021 AVENIDA CHICO, NB
$282,500
BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED
End unit, very private 2 story "Delores" model.
Nite lite and water views. 2 bd. 21/2 ba., new
kitchen, expansive master suite. Includes the land.
$249,500
NEEDS TENDER LOVING CAREll
One level, spacious "Linda" model. 3 bd., 2 ba.,
wrap-around patio, large kitchen with eating area,
walk-in pantry. Needs creative buyer. VERY WELL
PRICED, includes the land.
OPEN HOUSE IUN l·IPM
4090NDA, NB
$220,000
THE •LUFFS -LEAIE
3 bd., 21/J ba., Back Bay view. Available May 1st,
one year leaM?. ~o~ts.
$1.UO per men'th
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~R&'Mtl<. NEWPORT BEACH • Rf?NAC NEWPORT BEA.CH • Ri'MMC-NEWPORT BEACH ~. ~ z . . ~ ~ ~ ~ g:: ~· ~ 9 o . . 1B ' . , ti ~ ~ nrAAt..V of An~ant~~~~~~h~ z~ ~ KCl"'lr Ila. with a full 90 feet on the wat« In-Newport. A 65 ~~ NEWOCQT ITJQI. foot dock that wm accomodate 2 yachts. A I
L. -.J motivated Miter that wm con8'der an exchange
or carry paper. Create an opportunity to llve on
the water. :::c , ..... 1 .....
E•PWIS II LIYlll
High vaulted celllngs with garden views from
each room. Master suite separated from three
bedroom wing by entertainment and f amlly
areas. Immaculate with grounds llke a botanic
garden. Room for pool and recreational v&-
hlcles. Will consider exchange. $238,900.
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IOSTlLlll IT THE IUCH
Quaint cottage In Olde Corona del Mar has
cathedral ceilings. knotty pine llvlng and dining
areas and a huge brick fireplace. Enjoy the
sunny corner location and walk to the beach.
Large yard and even a rental unit tor some extra
Income. Best of all, only $235,000.
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JIS•llE CREEi
Highly desirable Plan 5, with expanded deck
180° panoramic view. numerous upgrades. ca~
thedral ceilings. skylights, etc. Attractive land-
scaped gardens and gazebo. Tennis. pools.
spas. greenbelts plus 24 hour guarded gate
security. The best of Jasmine Creek. $379,500. ~
Call for private sho=.
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IEWPORT IUOH CGIDO
Live on the bay New York style. Professionally
decorated with white clay tile floors. 2 bd .. 21A
ba .• with sauna In master. Owner wlll consider
selllng furnished which Includes white lacquer
piano. Submit all offers. $509,000 .
.. PIUIT 111-IOOO
2~ ICIE PARCELS
Improved lots with all utllltles. Magnificent
sweeping views In growing Rancho Callfornla.
$50,000 -$75,000 with excellent seller ·financ-
ing. Cell for a tour or more detailed Information. ......... , .......
TllE ILIFFS
Detached 3 bd.. 2~ ba. In auper location on
greenbelt, convenient to pool. Gated courtyard
entry. Mexican tile, family llvlng and formal
dining rooms. CaJI now.
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IELOlllTllAMllllE
Elegantly apPointed 4 bd., 3'h ba. with 3 fire-
places. Lovely pool and spa with extensive brick
patio. This home Is a must see. $895,000. Call
for your personal showing. •m.ml ......
lllOIE IELCDIRT CllTll LOT
Bulld your own 5000 sq.tt. plus home + pool on
this large corner estate property. Priced for
quick saJe at $329,000. Call for your personal
showing.
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LEIBER OWIEI PROPERTIES
Call for Information on several fine properties
avallable In the coastal Orange County afeas In
the $500,000 to $1 Mllllon range. Some Q.!' the
water, some with a view.
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COSTA •Ell UllTS
WANTED NOW for buyers with cash In hand.
Wiii consider any combination of units from 4 to
20. Call for professional and confidential hand-
ling of your Investment. ........ , .......
SllLL WITll LITS DF CUSS
For those who don't need a big home but want a
quality location. This 2 bedroom condo In
Woodbridge, Irvine Is the answer. Immaculate
and nlcely decorated It features a large country
kitchen. Indoor laundry room and enclosed
patio. $108,500. , ..... , ......
HlllE UI ESTATE ClllTIY
Opportunity to bulld your dream home on this all
useable one acre of land. Situated In prime
Orange Park Acres on a quiet, private location
with gotf course view. Alld~ 1175,000. ~ .... 1 ·-....
IEWPllT llJFlllT
Charming tradltlonat home wtth a large dock
and side tie. 4 bedroom and 3.5 baths. Quatlty,
In a prime location. Owner will also consider an
exchange. Asking $875,000.
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Expanded bedrooms and dining room aod to
this already spacious 2-story home. Private cul-
d&-sac. Extra large deep lot allows potential ror
various usages. Asking $398,500. Call for show-
ing.
llVESTOl/FIRST TI•E lmR
Offer ·only 5•1. down and rent to own or for a tax
wrlt&-off. Two master suites each bedroom has
It's own bath. Fireplace. wet bar. enclosed patio
and community pool and spa. 2 oar garage with
a workshop located In Costa Mesa. $142,000.
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IELCOIRT UECUTIVES IELllHT
You must see this light aod airy 2 bd .• 21h ba .• +
den. Professionally decorated condo. Gourmet
kitchen with nook. Call for your personal show-
ing. $495,000.
Ill FD.UT 111-IOIO
LUSE /LUSE OPTIOI
Motivated seller wants out! 3 bedroom. 2.5 bath
townhome In a gate community with pool, spa
and tennis courts. Close to the beach In Hunt-
ington Beach. Asking $199,900.
PAM..Ulll-llOO
LUSE II TllRE RICI
Quality Immaculate townhome. Giant gourmet
kitchen. famlly room. 2 large bedrooms. 21,.;
baths. Double oar garage. Air conditioning.
Walk to pool, tennis, park. $1250/month. Avail-
able S/2. ll&lm ... 11111•
760-5000 • 180 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE • 760-5000
INDEPENDENT BROKER MEMBER
NEWPORT BEACH •
,,,___~--Hunt & Associates 140 4••
REAL ESTATE 2121 =~c:.:1e Rd.
BIG CANYON -18th FAIRWAY
Spacious & sophisticated, this 4 Bd, 5 Ba custom d~signed by ~allace Neff, is Cali!of!1ia
Living at it's best! From courtyard entry thru the gracious & spr~~hng floor pla~ to spar~lin~
pool, separate citrus and r08e garden, right onto golf oourse 1t s the entertamers delig ht.
PRIVATE POOL HOUSE W/SAUNA. enromous basement and over 4200 sq.ft. to charm
you. 24 hr. guarded gate. Owner may assist. $995,goo. CalJ Jeri Hunt to aee.
18 CYPRESS PT. LN. OPEN S UN 1-5
DESIGN WITH DISTINCTION
Luxurious lifesty le with concentration on quaHty, desiJll and detail thus creating an atmosphere .of elega~ce and sophistication for .those
accustomed to t he very best! Formal living room and dining room with colorful garden and pool views. Delightful -sunny -fully equipped
kitchen w/breakfast nook. 2 SEPARATE MASTER SUITES WITH CITY AND WATER VIEWS+ gracious guest quarters alld study.
Charming family room with handsome wet bar and 1 of 3 fi replaces. Spectacular outdoor enLertainin~ area in.eluding pool/spa with waterfall~
lightec\}/IEW gazebo and paddle tennis court. Security alarm and 24 hour guarded gate of Harbor Ridge. Priced to sell at $995,000. Call J eri
Hunt fo r appointment to see. SUN
10 NARBONNE OP EN 1-5
MAGNIFICENT MANOR 180° OCEAN -VIEWS
Designed to please t he most discriminate, t his 5Bd, ?Ba custom home is located a l the very VIEW lop of Harbor Ridge. 180° ocean, hay, cit.Y
& ·sL1NSETS OVER CATALINA' VIEW. From warm library to family room w/one of 4 fi replaces to gourmet kitchen to 40' pool & spa -1t
reOects the ultimate in q uality. Master suite (ove r 1,000 sq.ft .) w/sauna and fireplace a nd breathtaking VIEW 24 hour guarded ga te. Use your
hou~e as down payment or submit trades. Offered at $1 ,750,000. Call J eri Hunt to see.
6 T RAFALGAR OPEN SUN 1-5
BIG CANYON -$164,900
T he ABSOLUTE LOWEST PRICE in this development! Delightful, 2Bd, 2Ba single level wi th d ining room and wet bar. step down living
room and fi replace. Large a nd very private walled patio amidst a lush woodsy setting. Will also lease at $1000 per month. Call Jeri Hunt to
<,ee
CHOOSE YOUR COLORS
Two gorgeoua brand new custom homee nearing completion! Over 4,000 sq.ft. at 1996,000. One of BEST Newport Beach locationa.
Call Jeri Hunt (or detaila.
REALTY
The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm
FHICllSlll * OlllU Ill IUI 11"1MI
2 bdrm, 2 bath deluxe condo on the ocean side
of the hwy. Prime corner location with fireplace,
private patio, wet bar, carpets & window covers.
Submit terms.
llYUTllll IHl,000
OCEAN FRONT -3 multiple zoned lots In
Carlsbad. View. Level. Reedy to bulld on.
Y1IWt Y1IWl YIEWJ 1121,.
· 4 bdrms, 3 baths, family room, formal dining
room, 3 car garage, newty redone kitchen.
Convenient location, excellent schools, reduced
to sell. •. Nil..... 112,111
Completely furnished end beautifully decorated
bachetor condo near Hoag Hospital In full secur-
ity bldg. Private deck, bar, mirrors. Not too large
and cote u can bel
IO Fm Mm UY 1111.000
An exceptional beyfront veluet Beautifully dec-
orated 4 bdrm home with private PIER & FLOAT.
New gourmet kitchen, mahogany parquet floors,
large work shop, convertible den and large
bayslde used brick patio.
EllM11YI UITAU
We have several quality rental properties
available now, furnished or unfurnished
priced from $1025 to $1950 per month.
Best k>catlons. 2 to 5 bedrooms. Call and
ask for our rental department.
............ 1211,111
Luxurtoua 2 bdrm condo beautifully decorated
with fabuloua vtews of the bay, ooean and city
lights from every room. Large sun deck, full
security building, terrific recreation facllltles.
Reduced for quick sale.
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The prestigious bayfront address! Spacious 3
bdrm home designed for California living with
private swimming pool, basement, family room
and formal dining area. 70 feet on the bay. Large
pier & float. Owner may help finance.
MlllA Ill UI -11 .... Well located 1 bdrm condo with private patio,
fireplace & wet bar. Desirable corner location.
Beautiful community poof & spa.
utu.u umwr 11,-,-
88 feet on the bey In exclusive gate guarded
Bayshoresl Spacious single levet home cuatom
built with 4 bdrms, oversized garage, family
room and large baystde sundeck. ~uced to
settle estate. ... _ •1--
Furnlshed 2 bdrm, 2 bath oondo with ocean and
harbor views drastically reduced for quick tale.
Prime 1st floor locatton with large patio.
Motivated Miter movtng out of state.
(213) 628-2828 (714) 673-4400
2145 EAST COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR
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35,000 drawn to show
for do-it-yourselfers
8y JOYCE SCHERER llODLOVICH
The Home Restoration and Re-
modeling Show held recently at
Anaheim Stadium brought a super-
market of home Improvement and
decorating Ideas to Orange County.
It was the fourth appearance for the
home show In Orange County. though
there have been 10 such exhibitions In
Los Angeles.
Features Included hundreds of ex-
perts who offered homeowners free
tips on everything from solar heating
and air conditioning to plumbing,
patching, painting, roofing, reseamlng
and rewiring.
·The cost of housing In Southern
California has skyrocketed. Today,
famllles can't afford to move when a
new baby Is born or when they simply
want to change their surroundings.
Fam Illes are forced to keep their homes
longer and make the necessary Im-
provement themselves," said Vanita
Ciiio, spokeswoman for the home
show.
wares during the four-day show.
The magical miniature wotld created
by mast8f" miniature builder Rich
Waters was one of the highlights of the
show.
The elaborate "adult dotl house,"
priced around $5,000, Is designed with
Indoor/outdoor lights, running water In
the sink. a working Jacuzzi and foun-
tain -and even a self-cleaning oven.
Miniature Victorian furniture fllled the
home, which was accented with hand-
painted wooden floors and hand-lald
stone facades.
"My father was In construction,"
explained Waters, "so I grew up
fascinated with the whole Idea of
building something special. One day,
after years of talking about designing
houses, a friend challenged me to quit
talking and do something about my
dreams. He said If I can't actually bulld
a real house, I should try building a
scale model first -that Is how I got
hooked."
Panoramic View
ui \"~ Pacific Ocean
Al ~thentic English Tudor ~ign o~ more than 7000 sq. ft. .r-. ~dude. a grand entry with m&u1ve curved stairway. oak
p~led library. gourmet kitchen, large formal living room and
dining room plus t.hree. huge family rooms. Room for pool plus
ample garden area m pnvate gate guarded community. Offered for
1995,000. For your private showing and additional information
regarding this estate call MARSH.
643-2055 More than 35,000 do-lt-yourselfers
who braved rainy weather were treated
to custom cabinet makers, Interior
designers, furniture manufacturers
and carpeting and lighting experts who
were eager to part with Information to
make at-home Jobs easier. In all, more
than 300 exhibitors displayed their
Waters' full-time work Is making
home construction fantasies a reality
for a wide range of customers, Includ-
ing Elizabeth Montgomery and Bob
Newhart. Wat8f"s and his partner,
Oscar Palomino, spend six months to
one year on each house.
"We llke to build the house so
elaborately and so exact that someone
can actually Imagine living there," he
said.
MARSH ~TEAM WAlK-IN REALTY
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458-103=!J
• Guard gated community
• Close to Newport, Irvine
• SBR, 4 battt, study, family room
• 5 hor1e stables and poddocb + 1600 ft. party room over
stable
• Su~rb 45' pool and 9x 12 spa
• Terroces -veranda
• Rolling lawns
• Priwte Coto de Caza club wittt 30 miles of bridle trails,
di.Mt shooting, tennis and lowly club house
• New privot. golf course und.r construction
• Disney owned development
• Property requires new financing and 1eller will allow 10%
diacount on selling price for 30 day or SO<>Nr escrow
Price S 1,050,000 FEE
• • • CAU AGENT F~ PASS THRU GATE TO VIEW
Talce 4()j to El Toro Rd., f10 nort#t .4 mi'-1 to Porlolo Parlcway
· Rancho Santa Morgurita, tvm right 4 ml,.s to Coto t:# Caza
.,,,,~ · Tok• ad to gate • imiO. tab 1st left, him on
Parade, ..e signs.
SPECIAL BUYS • CUSTOM HOMES
OPEN FOR VIEWING THIS WEEKEND
VIEWS
OCEAN SANDS
1213 E. BALBOA BLVD.
$700,000
• Peninaulo oceanfront custom
• In AAA condition
• Greatly reduced to $700,000
• 48R (2 masters) · 3 battts wittt spas
• Floor to celling ocean view widowi + huge fireplace for
romontk, ••citing sunsets and living
• Totally repainted interior wlttl new ldtchen opplionces
(e•cept refrl~otor)
• Excellent, low rate, fiited h t TO finoncing by owner
• Quick qualification revW# & report
• Quid& escrow ond occvponcy possible
SAT & SUN 1-5PM
VIEWS
CATALINA & HARBO
2224 PACIFIC DRIVE
PCH TO ACACIA -WEST
$895,000
• A grand 3 story home with children or guest floor + living
rooms ond a mosier suite floor plus extensr.. decking and
ttle top floor is huge party room + bar wittt vie'*' of
Harbor ond ocean t+iot don't stop!
• A· 1 condition now plus plenty of room for expansion
• Million SS neighborftood · secluded but close to all
Corona del Mor ond Newport culture, shops ond b.oches
• Excellent and flexib'9 financing ovoiloble wittt quid!
response to yow qualifications plus quick escrow
• Eoty to '" · Don't miu this exciting 48R + view party
room home
NI YIAR HOME PROTICTION PLAN INCLUDED
NOTE1 FREI LARGI SCALI ARIA MAP AND STREIT INDEX IF YOU IRING HIS AD WITH YOU
CALL TOM ALLINSON Grubb & Ellis
llNIOll MAllCITIN9 CONSULTANT RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE SERVICE.
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ONe of Newport's BEST view buys! Superbly
remodeled 3 bdrm home with 3 baths. Open
beam ceilings In family room. The kitchen Is a
dream -all new upgrades. Oak flooring. Views
from formal living and dining rooms. This home
has uncompromising detail. Asking $309,000.
OPEN HOUSE SU NOA Y
UCLUSIYE CLIFFlllYEI
lllLIEIS' lllEAI
Huge lot -almost 10,000 sq.ft . One of the very
best areas of Newport. 3 bedroom Ranch style
home includes family room and pool. Re-
modeled kitchen and bath. Vacant and ready to
selll Asking $325,000. OPEN HOUSE SAT &
SUN.
IEDITERRAIEll VILLA
Newer Cllffhaven residence In prime location.
4BR, family room. plus den or library and 3 full
baths. Soaring ceilings, elegant marble entry.
This most dramatic design will lend itself to any
decor. New pool with extensive decked area. A
beautiful property with all conveniences. Excep-
tional value. $429,000. OPEN SAT & SUN.
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REALTO ·RS ®
4111 CUSTOI WITH liUEST UllT
Expansive Newport Heights property with re-
cent 2 story addition. Tasteful traditional design
with oak hardwood floors and two brick fire-
places. Large family room overlooks pool area.
Fully contained guest unit In rear of property and
much more. EXCLUSIVE LISTING. Asking
$349,500. Call for appointment.
Ill 1111111 U1-12H
IALllAISWI
This beautiful custom home has four bedrooms
and 31n baths. The versatile floor plan can be
converted to Include a separate apartment. All
the charm and location you could want. Asking
$495,000. Please call for appointment. w 11111a 111-1211
USTSllE 11 I l ,&00
Charming 2 bdrm, 2 bath home. Large lot with
fruit trees. Two fireplaces, warm spacious family
room. Price has just been reduced -owners
moving out of area.
IEWPORT HEllHTS ClllO JUST LISTED
All the warmth, charm and location you could
wish for. Great value In Newport Heights! Ap-
prox 1700 sq.ft. of luxury llvlng. Just 2 years old,
3BA and 3 baths. Newty listed at $165,000.
11.USll llTUll 111-1211
NEW LISTINli
IALIOA POllT • CUSTOM
Beautiful newer Balboa h"me features three
bedrooms lncludln'1 ,. l \\' master suite with
master bath, • ft t.. ·mal dining room,
two fireplaces.$ V .. 11ook. Don't wait to see
this home. $40 •• ~. Shown by appointment. naT L mnm 11 111-1211
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IElmlUIW ELEIUCE
WITI PAllUlllC YIEWSI
This unique custom home Is compllmented with
a distinctive European flair. Situated In Newport
Heights. Comprised of '4 spacious bedrooms
and 4'h baths. Built In 1978. 180° views of bay &
ocean from all living areas Including bedrooms
A unique laJand kitchen wtth every amenity
Master suite has fireplace and sitting room with
oversized closet and bath area. This property
has an excellent praentatlon throughout'
Shown by appointment. $529,000
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NEW LISTINIS
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631·12M Spacious 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath townhome with With 20•1. down this 1BR condo will cost
; formal dining overlooking Newport Back Bay. $567 /mo P&I. Watk to beach. Gated area. Under
Attached 2 car garage and private rear yard Is ground parking. Asking $83,900.
• ideal for entertaining friends and family. Just IAYCIEST II IEWPlllT • $211,000 j listed for $151,500. Great family area. Slngte famlty homes on large VISTA FLARE -IRYINE OllT I. m11111 11 111-1211 lots. Near schools & parks. 3 BR. 3 BA horn e with FR In llv room. Large kitchen, fam room
Spacious Verone Plari ·ft. two years new. 3 Call for appt to see.
.. bedrooms, 2.5 bP\\.. \-. Y . .:>rmal dining and FORECLISllE II IEWNllT
family room. P~ \Jecorated. True value CI TWll llPLUES SIDE IY SIDE
• at $159.900. l ~· has purchased another. ' ' • 1111,000 ~ Totally remodeled Inside and out. Townhome ji M OTIV~~i~I I. IEllllTS II 111•1211 style apartment, with approximately 1,000 sq.f1 Hiiitop location In The Bluffs. Very private 3BR.
unit. S.G.I. $17,040. Asking $17-4,000. 2BA. Extra large. 2 car garage. Lender wants n OllT I. m•m n 111-1211 out. Property needs cosmetic WOfk. I \\ IELClllT II .a.•. PETEii
I Yo UR ~~A~,, 0 p E RTY Extra clean B Pl~·~~~ 3400 sq.ft. Ex-~ ' pended master w/offlce. Light hardwOod oak
floors. Private locatton.
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''TO SELL
YOUR HOME
CALL
BOB I DOVIE''
HARBOR RIDGE
1171,000.
Dovenshlre 5 BR, 4 BA, family room, dining
room, NEW PAINT, CARPET, drapes, brick
deck, kitchen & entry. Complete ocean, bay,
city, mountain vtews. Assume $350,000 at 11•1.;
$150,000 at 12'1 •. Private yard with room for
pool.
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Redesigned by Fart, this custom 5 bedroom, 8
bath, has a master suite with walls & cetllngs of
padded sllk, with controt lighting for the celestial
design work to steep under the stars. black
mirrored walls & gold leaf celllngs In formal
dining, pool & spa of stone with cascading
waterfalls. Unsurpassed view of ooean. bay, city
lights. A must to see If you want the etegance
and contemporary feeling of Harbor Ridge.
Asking $1,695,000.
LUSE DPTIDI 11101000
Highly upgraded DEVONSHIRE 5BR. 4BA oak
entry & family room. Formal dining room. Enjoy
ocean, bay. city, mountain views. Wiii trade for
commercial property.
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1121,000
Customized "Lautremont". 4BR, 3BA, family
room. format dining room, ocean and city light
view. Beautifully decorated. Assumable
$600,000 1st T.O. $25,000 down and take over
payments I
LIDO ISLAND
LIH llYFlllT 11 .. 10,000
ITILlll YILU llSTEIPIECE
Lido Isle bayfront,custom, three bedrooms, 3
batha. Award .. wtnntng tile floors & walls thruout.
Mutet eulte has steam room and hot tub,
lnkeboU custom carved bed, headboard and
credenza w/canopy, trench armolre, leads to
master bath "To Stay". Carved wood wall
sculpture 188x94" "To Stay". This la a must to
see. Many Items, too numerous to llst.
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NEWPORT BEACH
SUYIEW llTEI OlllllITT
1371,000
Tennis, community pool and spa, ocean and city
light views. One story 4 bedroom, 2'11 baths,
family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar. Lowest priced
New Bedford.
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IALlll PElllSILA
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. Asking
$255,000.
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Fabulous view of Bay and Ooean from this 3
bedroom, 3 bath home with large game room
and pool. Steal at $552,000. Must sent
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4BR, 2.5 beth, family room, formal dining, large
yard with pool & spa. $4, 100 per month.
IHlllVlllMP
IEWNIT CREST
Three bedrooms, three full baths, family room,
wet bar. 2 car garage. Shows very clean and
very good location. Lowest priced plan 4. A steal
at $180.000.
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IAYCREST ·REDUCED
Must sell four bedrooms, four baths, formal
dining, famlly room. Large yard for pool, lots of
trees. Owner says make otter. A steal at
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SPYILASS 1411,000
View. large 4 bdrm, 2 story, 3 baths, formal
livlng, dining, family room, breakfast room, den,
spa. large yard.
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INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE SPACE
WESTlllSTEI IFFICE LUSE
850 SQ.FT. of prime office tocatlon, private
bath, divided office. end unit. 90¢ per foot.
Gross lease. Corner of Goldenwest and 20th
Street.
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COSTA IESI IFFICE SILE 01 LUSE
6400 feet of 100% office space well decorated
with ample parking. Priced below man<et at 95¢
N.N.N.FT. or $724.000 sale price.
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3 bedroom, 2 bath, flreptace, hardwood floors
$219,900. Special terms. Condominium.
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SOUTH COAST METRO
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3'!. DOWN -Owner occupied.
15% DOWN -Non-owner occupied.
1 BORMS from $59,900
2 BORMS from $69,900
3 BORMS from $79,900
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2 BEDROOM
* * 110 33rd St, Peninsula
644-6200 $344,000 Saturday 1-5
* * 110 33rd St, Penlnaola
644-6200 $34<4,000 Sunday 1-5
* * 3608 Marcus. Newport Beach
645-0303 $359,900 Sunday 1-4
•610 Avocado, Olde CdM
675-6000 $295,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
321 Dahlia Place/at Seavlew, CdM
675-4144 $229,000 Sat/Sunday
1417 Keel Drive. Newport Beach
644-9060 $469,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1001 W. Newport Bl., Balboa Penlnaola
673-7300 $260,000qs Sunday 1-4 * • 164 Woodburn, Newport Beach
631-1266 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEii
v • 39 Whitewater, Jasmine Creek, CdM
893-3973 $289,000 Sunday 1-5
*2664 Basswood, Eastblutt, N.8.
759-6700 $352,900 Saturday 24-4
3 BEDROOM
Lots 8-4-85-86 Top of Rocky Point, Spyglass
644-6200 $2,700,000 Sat-Sun 8-8
i.#2782 Circle Dr, Bayshores, N.8
646-1514 $499,000/Fee Sun 1-5
105 Edgewater. Balboa Peninsula
675-6000 $450,000 Saturday 1-5
466 Gavlota, Bluffs
675-6000 $238,000
13781 Olympic, Costa Mesa
Sat-Sun 1-5
786-7679 $119,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
* • 7825 Sall boat Cir. Huntington Sch
760-5000 $199,900 Saturday 1-5
•• 1072 Sallnas. Mesa Wood, C.M
645-0303 S 190,000 Sunday 1-4
1741 Tustin Ave 16-B, Costa Mesa
646-4380 $113,749 Sat 1·30-5/Sun 1-4 * *316 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle. NB
673-3777 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
101 Via Wazlera. Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $349,000 Saturday 1-4
1115 White Salls Way. Harbor View Hiiia
675-6000 $425,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
••3491 Windsor Court. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $215,000 Sat 1-4/Sunt-4 * •3473 Windsor Court. Costa Mesa
6-45--0303 $195,000 Sat 1-4/Sun 12-4
3 IR plus FAM RM or DEii
..,.. 16 Jetty, Jasmine Creek, Corona del Mar
644-9060 $339,000 Sunday 1-5
* 7 Bodeg1 Bay, Spyglaaa Hiii, CdM
644-9060 $675,000 Sunday 1-5
435 Alt90. Newport Heights. NB
&42·5200 $288,500 Sunday 1-5 * *2e Belboa Covel, Newport Beech 846--0303 $415,000 Sunday 1-4
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•24-43 Bamboo, Eutbtuff. Newport Beech
644-9060 $278,000 Sunday 1-5
• 1206 Blue Gum Lene. Weetctlff Grove, N.B
644-9060 $385,000 Sunday 1-5
*633 Cerneo Highlands. Cameo Hlghlanda
&«-6200 $358,000 Sat...SUn 1-4
V-46 Canyon Island Or, Big Canyon. N.B
760·1900 $320,000 Sunday 1-4
8 Coventry, Harbor Ridge, N.B
6«-9060 $445,000 Saturday 1-5
178 E. Bay St. Costa Mesa
631-1400 $159,950 Sunday 1-5
•2807 Harbor View Or, H.V Hiiis, CdM
644-9060 $559,900 Sunday 1-5
3912 Inlet llM Dr, H.V.H. Corona del Mar
644-9060 $339,500 Sunday 1-5
••3611 Mann. The Colony. lrvlne
559-5555 $160,000 Sunday 1-5
v • * 10 Narbonne, Harbof Ridge, NB
&40-4888 $995,000 Sunday 1-5
2093 Santa Ana Ave, ea.ta Mesa
S..S.5605 $179,500 Sunday 1-5
*240 Santa laabel, Eutslde Costa Mesa
642-5200 $17-4,500 Sunday 1-5
••1101 White ~alls Way, HVH, CdM
751-3191 $429,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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1334 Antigua Way, Newport Beach
645-0303 $349,000. Sat 1-4/Sun 1-5
2933 Cassia, Newport Beech
645-0303 $299,950 Sat 1-3:30
• 246 Colton, Nwpt Shrs. Newport Beach
642-2134 $255,000 Sunday 1-5
3130 Coolidge, Costa Mesa
759-6700 $149,900 Sunday 12-4
3130 Coolldge,Costa Mesa
759-6700 $149,000 Sunday 12-4
339 E. Hamilton, Costa Mesa
631-1266 $134,900 Saturday 1-4
**818 Harbor Isle Drive, Newport Beach
759-6700 $975,000 Sunday 1-5
•2001 Kewamee, lrvlne Terrace, CdM
675-6000 $396,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
**2109 Miramar. Bal. Peninsula
645-0303 $399,000 Sun12-4
• 1071 Sallnu, Costa Mesa
759-6700 $224,900 Sunday 12-4
*2018 Tahuna Terrace, Irvine Terrace
~200 $485,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
4 BR plus FAii RI or DEi
..,.. 1917 Yacht Enchantr.a, Seevlew, N.B
644-9060 $429,900 Sunday 1-5
..,.. 1 Rue Blarttt, Big Canyon, N.B
6-44-9060 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**•721 Bayside Drtve, Newport Bch
760-5000 S1, 175,000 Sunday 1-5
••5 Befcourt Drive South, Belcourt, NB
759-0489 $895,000 Sat 1-5. Sun 1-4
* ..,..18 Cypr ... Point Ln. B'sl Cyn, NB
840-4888 S995,000 Sunday 1-5
2808 E. 15th St. Eutllde CM
&45--0303 S190,000 Sun 1-4
**•1223 E. Balboe Btvd. Penlneuta
544-8200 $700,000 Sat-Sun 1-6
••3013 Java. MeN Verde, Colta Mesa
&45--0303 $385,000 Sunday 1-4
20592 Ml~a(Seabury Hmt)Hunt. 8ch
964-1477 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-'4
**•2224 Peclftc Or/PCH/Acada. Corona
del Mar
~200 Sat-Sun 1-5
1601 Port Abbey Place, NB
759-9100 $369.000 Set-Sun 1-5
2012 Port Bristol, Harbor View
67~ $339,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
..,.. • *50 Rldgellne, Hrbr Rdge, NB
631-1268 1825,000 Sunday 1-4
• * 1720 Skylark. Baycrest. Nwpt Bch
631-1268 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
*2852 Stromboli. Mesa Verde. CM
&45-0303-$255,000 Sunday 1-'4
125 \Ila Koron, Lido 19'e, Newport Beech
631-7300 $467,500 Sunday 1-4:30
** 111 \Ila Udo Soud, Lido 19'e, NB
~ $1,495,000 Sunday 1-5
**815 Via Udo Soud. Lido 19'e, NB
675-6161 $2,200,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
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••1524 Antigua Way, Dover Shores
759-6700 S760,000 Sat 1-5
•Via Mentone. Lido lsHt. N.B.
673-7000 $650,000 Sat-Sun 1-4
2512 Wavecreet, BroadmOOf, H.\l.M.
67~ $369,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
5 BR plus FAii Rll or DEi
• 409 Morningstar, Shoreclltts, CdM
6-44-9060 $995,000 Sat 1-5
•Hiiicrest, (Big Canyon) Nwpt Bch
673-8700 $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5
* • 317 41 Contl)O Way-Raneh, Coto de Caz.a
~200 $1,050,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
..,..3591 Courtslde Crt/CoraJ Cay, H.Harbour
8-46-0936 $769,000 Sunday 1-5
1506 Dorothy Lane, Weatclltt
759-6700 $320,000 Sun 12-5
7 Hermitage, Big Canyon
644-6200 $1 ,075,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
***324 Morning Star. Dover Shores
759-6700 $997,500 Sat-Sun 1-5
309 Poppy. Corona Del Mar
673-84~ $399,000 Sunday 1-4
2345 Port Carllale, Seawlnd
&4+8200 $349,000LH Sat-Sun 1-5
....,.. • *33 Rldgellne, Harbor Ridge, NB
760-8333 $3,600,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
23 San Mat.o.Spyglua
~200 $696,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
••6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge, Nwpt 8ch
64()..4888 $1,750,000 Sunday 1-5
* *904 Via Udo Nord. Lido ltM, NB
675-6181 $2,825,000 Sat 1-5
853 Vla Udo Soud, Udo lale, N.B.
759-6700 $3,750,000 Sunday 1-5
8 IR plus Fii RI or DEi
••z245 So. Petllfta HMte Dr., AneMlm HNlt
873-7300 $1,200,000 Sunday 1-4
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TOWllHOIES
FOR SILE
1 IEDRDDI
*858 Halyard, Newport 8eect'I
642-5200 $99,500 Saturday 1-5
2 IEDRDOI
429'~ Avocado, Corona cMI Mar
675-5511 $289,000 Sunday 1-4
**833 Lido Al Pk Dr, NB
759-9100 $399,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
••240 Ntoe #106, VIiia Balboa, NB
873-8494 $169,500 Sunday 1-4
2 IR ,111 Fii RI tr IEI
* • 191 Falrwtnda (Nr Fairview). Cotta Mesa
631-1268 $139,900 Sunday 1-4
••2792 Longwood Court, CM
546-2313 $168,500 Sunday 1-4
3 IEDROOI
*•3Summerwtnd Court, Newport Crest. N.8.
873-7300 $164,000 Sunday 1-4 * •30 Ima Loa Court, Newport Crest, N.B.
673-7300 $210,000 Sunday 1-4
424 RJvera Terrace, CdM
759-9100 $695,000 land Incl
Sat-Sun 1-5
3 IR plus Fii RI or DEi
8e2 VIiiage Cr•. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $13'4,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
DUPLEXES
FOR SILE
2 IR plus 2 IR
* *111 8ay9lde Place. Corona cMI Mar 675-8181 $895,000 Sun 1-5
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642-5671
for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
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Freshly refurbished and newly
carpeted 3 bdrm home with family
room plus a bonus room for office or
hobbJes. Retiled kitchen & baths in
thia charmer with great curb appeal.
$159,950. Call Bill Feeney. ....................
111-1•
Prestigious North Laguna Oceanfront Villa
In pursuit of dle good Life, escape to the inspirational beauty of unobsuucted
white water views in this traditional style villa featuring 4 l~ls of adult-oriented
Living spece that att carefully designrd for the demands of entertaining, from an
intimate tett a tete to formal black tie galas. A unique enclosed atrium is a garden
setting that serves as an entrtt to the Liv rm, f onnaJ din rm & music rm in this
spacious 4 br, ~~Be manor. Highlights include, cheery kitchen, Library/billiard rm,
wet bar, 4 frpk, hardwood plank flooring, security system, 2 separate garages,
servants' quarters, lush landscaping. Rom.antic Master Br suite w/fpk and balcony
to welcome the sight & sound of surf. Dramat1c indoor pool & ~luded solarium
opening to lawn ttrrace and immNiate beauty of the Pacific Ocean and its white
sand beaches ................................................. $1,700,000
Ask for Gib Walker 0 Res. (71•) 6-42-1872
Lido Realty
(714) 673-7300
33 7 7 Via Lido
Newport Beach
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780-5000 Of 64()4397 den, mint cond. top lo-Co6e of Newpot1 87~6511
Oall Rtwa la• .. tt l cation. <>wr. 780-0473 PRICED REDUCED .. llTUU •llT-lft ... A PETE
BARRETf REALTY •UM UYH tlT• W-OJOI 4•11•., at nr /A~ ... v I LIVE AT THE BEACH Ul119I Bmgyour'-09~and
Uk..-new 4Br 4'~8e Vitia ..... llt-1111 KC/',Flr. .. / alll• 11111 328 Orc:fl6do.So. of PCH 3Bdrm 28a. large ~ lmaOINt'e>n tot~ last-
w/lg boat dOCI< °'*' I \l'\X I \ 1. "I I ~ \ 11 An Oaall In the rmddla of 1270,000. 45' tot. 10%dn room.' tonnal dining . Ell· aide 8 Bedfoom, a 1ett11-------Sun 1-5, 1t1 Vt• Lido • Corona Dal Mar Thie L• lAnnairteon Alaoc. ~ oondltlon. ecpper home. ~tur• tamlty ~-~----
Soud. 11,495,000 I beeutlful 24 hr ~arded 720-04M Of 7~19 plumblng, amall pool, room wtth ftrapleoe and laat. ..... lMt
Bnntngham. Bl!r 5-48-6333, FHI llT RlLHTitl llalMI Illa.. lOOI gatur• hu llghted ten-I Hlllll Pllll many fruit treae. Well formal dining room. £89)' NEW EXalOSNe tiff. "IAYFROIT"ll! 01 YOUR propenlet NO nla COCJrtl, iwtmmlng DUPLEX. ·281' 1be Md! pOOed • ~ loen. cate yerd. Home ..,. ING: 4BR 8a9buty htn obllgatlon by TOP •Mo.ATM* PoOla & apea. Thie IOvaly So-of-PCH 1264 900 HI IMta luMI ranty. 11'9,000. 20582 Mln«v 1. SlMK,
Vary .~hofca "Bay1lde PRODUCER Ca lll ......... 3Br2'Mtahomalel>Milt~ 521 c.natio°n. ey'~ =l-1 142-1200 nocomm.8kr~e3n'
Cove End Unit Twnhme PATRICK TEN 0 RE V __,,.. 3Bd • Den fully daciorated, hM lt'a 973--0241 Of 173-1541 I OO
at wetera edge 831-1288 2-:J .. ~Gou-...rmklt.....__: own ..,... .,.. full AJC 42· 2 lut. •·-L.--r lM2 "Bayfront" w/tull view ...... • ,,,_, ,...,.., ,.. ·• ...,.... w..w
An eieoant & dl•tlncttW • ·~· i~~;•I i..8:r.'ooo~6:· ~u~ ~~ n: Cetta.... lt24 wamnm-1 .... 4 Adult llOrna 1853,400.
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840-5580 ANYTIME• ..... LIO&Tlllt a .. 1 •; ~~I ~:-Meow Listing. Gotoeoua 3bt wet« vu.Agt M&-093e
1tyoureloo«lngtl>f1home, 2ba, f-p/bl"ldl patio, db .,... ~~ PlllllTOALU1'111 fnlat j1i4
c11st1fl9dhHnew1toryou . garl113,749&4M380 I drtveway, new carpet, Of YOUR prop.1taa. N01-::;;;;:;utiii:iii:::-"
BIG CANYON
BUY OF THE WEEK
ONE OF THE CANYON'S FINEST HOMES
S1,879,000
A magnificent estate overlooking Big Canyon Country
Club's lush fairways, In absolute impeccable condition.
Over 5,000 sq. ft . of quality craftsmanship. Includes 5
bdrms. 41/2 baths, formal llvlng & dining rooms, breakfast
room, large separate paneled family rOOO\ and study, 3
fireplaces, sauna, spa and pool. Sellers exceptionally
motivated.
For more Information call:
DANNY BIBB II' STEPHANIE BRODY
Grubhf;Ellis
Rt:SIDl:NTIAL BROK ERM;•; 'itRYI~
844-8200
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aep. tam. rm, 1182,500. obllga11on by TOPI •Wll•W•
BtlrShen'yc:oehOW UITSllE I PRODUCER. c a 1113Br ~Ba ang l •try 831·2242 or ~2 Fret/Ny ~ and PA T RICK TENORE Town.tome.Cloaetopool
newcpt3 9ed tamlt)'rm e31-12ee & pattt. 112uoo. stone
48drm. 2 Bath home. Meow INk• rOOf I Iota ofi I~~~.: I Canyon Raafty a82.:M22.
kltcnen ·~~ ohann l lH,960. -·, .,_.. Slllf•NWm ~·yard. 1134,800: -WAft HIHON11 --and 3 Bd~I. Elefellt Ctlll Uz or Cfluck Jonea ttOMl., ._. Ranc~o San Joaquin
131-12eeorl46-5743 REAL.ESTATE 'aer =Al119~()per't !.:;'~~
131·1400 Sat /Sun 1-4. 13'81 tton ~brand new
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7879 "'*' appllanoaa. LMzj() ltOp ll'loppl,!,i :r .. OM Prima Party ""'' to ~:&Ll= Hille
purdleae Ellfde C.M. -~,---------
tlome. Under 11&0K. No WIT REIT T
I IEEI YDIR LISTlll IDWI rZ'8~~:!.. ~~~~i~~'
After years In New Homes Sales. I ...,..... eecurtty, central ColumtQ ~ Twntlea
am back In Resales and highly V90UUm and '* oon-nr UCt, 2 llA 2~ bettla. dltloned. 2 ow gar-oa. 1344 8q ft.'°"'* modal motivated to give you the best aer-11n,800. Celt La °' unit •'"*"I upgradee.
vice possible! Call me todayl Ctluc*Joneal31-12tlor A n u me s 1u,1 oo
Me-67 43 wit 1500 mo pymta. lndl
WM* of Newport Beach
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propetty ta11... Avatt
lmlMCI. UPon qualtrl-
cetton. By "'*.
#4 COl~BIA 164-3231
'Nlial 4 ~IU..U •••
to live in a S Bdrm Condo in
the heart of fabulous Wood-
bridg&-for only •t 02,000m
StlJpe from recreation and
education!
Hano Reddy Realty
c.11 8helly •I 551 5555
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WM~A
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IRVllE
lmlllm Piii
MT UITD -End Unit. Super sharp
3Bdrm, 2'~Ba, aJldlng glass doors
from kitchen & llvtng rm lead to
extra lrg beautifully landecaped,
encl back yard. Beat location, near
pool, tennis courtt, echoota & shop-
ping. Only S 144,500 Incl land. Hurry
on thlt onel
IPUUT/-1-1 ....... a
(t .............. )
IEST II BLUFFS
mau.y •1•1 -3Br, 2Ba, lux ott-
wht crptlng. ~early new kitchen
applt, lrg encl prvt patio. $177,500
L.H. Barbara Sanregret.
... UT 1-4 11M ftlT& • .. ....,..._UY,.._ Lovely 1 level,
28r, 2Ba custom one of a kind. -42'
by 12' patio on view ttde, on beauti-
ful Vista Caudal. 1219,500 L.H.
IELEI I. DOWD
....... .... 121-1412 u.ta.., ....... 11...-
Slmmlee i'tace??
Dual muter suit ... lrg deck,
peak view, Iota of mirror• & ex-
tras, $189,500. See 240 Nice
# 106. VIiia Balboa this Sunday
1-'4PM. Ground floor, secure &
quiet.. Come through gate on Su-
perior and call I 10611
You~doritncedan~ that b1g do you? Oh. u do.
2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH
LAUNDRY HOOK-UP IN UNIT.
UPSTAIRS CORNEA UNIT
EXCELLENT LOCATION
111 llRIARWOOO
ll2.,IOO BKR
511 03A Of' n.-tl11
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21lJMUb: condO, 2 C. NEW I TWo UnMTlllMd, QUelnt '14 1Bdnn ~ W/Mloofty, f.ellllde 211r, lllt• ._. llllPl ILUll Ill-ft 1111 _,... 6 a8A t700Jmo.. 9#· Wiiie to bdl. Adlt8 9tcwy. Sbdrm. 2be, h-torien bW:fl lloWe. ~. pool No,.._ MM/mo. '** yMS. Kida/pm Cite Elllde 1.,. 11A w/NEW1 Alfl1D,. .......,, ...,_,.
PNf, no pea. •78/mo place. petto, nur 2ba. remodeled, •¥911 M64111 '726/mo. 720-M22 CARPU dlltwr, ~ '~ ~ ~ 'ttt~4 Ind.*.,_ UI 4158 11U1Ml+dep~7MIO dubheuM 11300. Agt tMy, S1450/mo, ~. 280 1BA. 2271 ---... .. .._.. r/o,frplc.'tltemlcompe. l ,..,w.wC:. • ._•·--of ..
• ••-173-8080/ew 842.7-4.56 661-1818. • ---·--u..1..-s w/pool & 880 IGI. at ,.....-_, * -·-* petlo, cerport, 9ulet ~ 2 bdrm Gerden Apt. 311 Hemllon i44M7M ='"I! htdnO =· ....,.,. aunoundln8I °' ~~,:-::,-~":t11~~~U::1uci .... 1t 1111 ~~/mo. =-=°'~·no •UNtOUE~PliX• ~:,:'., on '=ctt to'tlt :"~~ 01 tub-terr e-r. Pvt patk>, nu pelnl Yr1y, -"' Mey 1 Zlklrm 'Mle T It! • 180AM wt\\ dbf II' = Mcfeddtn, wHt on 29c1rm Condo wlfrl*, 2 wood9Y eetttng. Vtctnl Sl25 No peta 548-83&4. caw. 3bd, :Zba. epe, Al .ei, ~ E/8'0£ aer 2tta duDttil.. 28A 11e w/frpeo, 99' ~. 1MH Hunt-c. Ol'll09 w/optt. s.. ~ S1000/mo~ Aat. Jen OCEANFRONT 28.R 1be., pirtto. low~ IMtn, otl Pweone mex. 766 W YWd, ~ dtw.r. W/O OUtET, pdo, pool, ape. 1ngkwl Wlgt Ln. outtty f'*ded ~tee. ~ 0t 4M48el fUrnWlecl, uttt pd. Patio, l.ucllt ~-11tt1. Calfl ......aG7 ' hkup, very nlot. prtmt, NO PETS M-2447 111-1111 W/d hlcUp9. •l4"4~oa-
•UOO BegWlt Fun~ QWll99. Avell now to J4i1 qultt. .. 75. IS1-M41 _ _._. NEW~
28R ..__ 2.....,... ' 1. SIOO/mo. 831-8518 rtantl 2br. 1bll"' i .C.P, ne.ty FSU ... 29r 1\tibll.-lntM ...., • ._,, ~ • returt> a.ldo.k..nopta .., ...._. ~U l.._.__.,._...,.,..._,tcommtndtno view,
mpa, tennta. pieno, $2400. llMI Pll'Jlllll Ma0 mo hnd per90MI 8 a Icon y , 0ata1c:.; NOW lEAU«J ~ne coeet. 8Mcft
Ray (714) t7~75 Sea under Lagune Beectl. lal.Mlh'·-.t --Info to a011 ~Dr. ='=·11~ lllllMll *1111• .-T* ..,_ ..,.... 28r. Far.
•WALK TO BEACH* SHARP 4br 2be., fem rm ,.... --8ulM I , Newpon IMcti. 8-ltltUI lerQt .. 11"1 pteoe. LulUtout. a::-
38' 2Ba. 1'9frig. lmmac. 2 nu cpta w comm..,.,.; . • a It 2BA 1blltt!Flldeapedol.-~F . 18'/8&. Dplx quiet netolibortiood. Brend rtflW "*1"*"._ ~~~,,.,.,,..,mo' care-. Vac.ntl12t5mo · • .,....,.. _... 2BR. ,...lo -· /'-"" ........ '--&A "'"'· pie, petto, Oat Pool tD.... No-. ldelly tocetad In lnl6ne. •-w-......... ...., · 48' 2Be + loft. lmmac. tennla. S1895 Ind Of'dnr ~ Y ..... r:;.--· w "~ ......,, ••••-oo-w/tuto o-opw. GRtnr 18dnft-,..... Mao tl•m•. floor bttow.
I 1415/mo. Unfum or 7~782, t7S.1Mt $950/me ~t eve~ ~l:{~/mo, Call Incl No p.a. N-«Mr. L.tit 1111 E. 21tt St. ~2408 1 & 2 Bedloom ftoor pl8na. e1sao) 494-2211
Slee& Fwnlehad. ShorM arae 5 rm home I M00846-1211/84t-eM& Poot I -NEAR HOAO HOSPITAL
DOCKSIDE RE 722-1730 U9Qradad kltdl l oar Ntca 18dnn unf\lmlthad, 2BR 2be., petlo ep4, la&M'Mt a..y, Mly ro.w.. 28A .... ,..., •• Wtlktng dlttM'Cla to• ... cwy. 2t:ld, 1'M»e
•BR 38A WATERf'RONT 1no It'• • yur1y1 yrty. ~No gar-rm. N9wpelnVq,tSJdrlJa. .., P'1v ,,...., dupMal. amfmmY · dlnlnG rm 1eun Nlup
2100 ... DoQ t2200. 53M111 Agent,.. :1:5,~da~ P•ll. =':: Aato =~~ Mel~.,...,.,, Uptlt.*anr. 1.., "'· "° * ~ 1710/mo. '42-4821. ·
Ask for Chuck or UJ IPAllllS · p.a. ,..,,. .. MOO .... 2s23 1)9tt S171/mo. 33'411 * ThMtret 8UNHV1 N1Wf 2t:ld 1bll
646-71710t646-5743 3er 3e..:ZcwQ9f.Fom'lall1l•11 Ptalaaal11-2•A1111S1l'"""' a.a.tamw~.1c.0pen :~Couttt cONOOt LAtga pet10,
ADORABLE CAPE coo dining ...... Spa. trpc, 2'G7 Poot. D"' .. s.w.81 Awilf ~tFaeld Delly 1M. 240-1•1 guard --OOIM\., pool.
pool home w/.wtaplog ate. Only S1050. F.. *MP JI IAll* Cell Calle&46-ell41 FANTASTIC VlEW dlrectly 8 a I a c tad Un 111 etc.S1,060mo.144-13N
OCMfl tMry l night tight Tn11UT lll-lllO Full Studio w/kltcMI\ •2B" quiet, very pnyate, pm,y IPUTmlll ovarloolclng MA,.INA. w/Cattladrel c.lllngl. •Wfllf llllT vtew. Owner to stay In c1e-• lat-vard ......,.. + 8Pet'lcllna aa.! Wge apt9 1BR. ...... window latched private pool ITDS Tl 111111 complet .. y furnlatltd. .tr. ~~). fot ..,._ wttt'I 1 °' 2 wel, petlo, N9w ~ NOW TAKING L.rg MA 2\t&A •""-"'· 2 ~ $2500/mo Cstm ~ "°'* 3 yn Surnm. only MOO. Fee ~/mo. ~1 ctlldrM. NMr pettt. Heat tefl6 • utl. ...._71t2 RESEAVATtOHS FOR '* Olt'. pool, lennla, Call Pta 831-7300 o4d t>reazy comS 1oc 2 Tl1DDT 11...... . peld. No pi9t9. MAY OCCUPANCY. ac-lo bdl. 11316/mo.
ayg WU.. Bd~. huge fem ~ A ~ lg. 2BR 1bt *Sift .-T* 28drm 1\48eth 1720 lat. ..... ... Ut tM2 I llJlf a T8l MGMT 64.2-1803
- -w/Walttw, 2 be.. VllUltad apt Frplc dD a.,ga LG 28t 2 ... el bftlnt.. 0nty 28drm 28dl 1740 cpt • •If llT ~
L.rg SIR 3::., ~· ~ wood bMm oellnga, M>'· A~ MeY 10. Moo/mo: 1696/mo. E2 tnOY'Hn. 318 W. Wllaon 831-5613 petto, oereo•. dltll· 2'4128drm 11e. ...,..,._Poof, = ro'~ :,o 'el' lllghtl, 2 "~· 2 8-ld your r9'1 I. phone mom 111-1111 mTllT• waahar, coln tndry. lutdry. w .. & gee
trplc, 117001~. up, pe~vt":ii~ ~J: ~umb« to P.O. Box *U11"191* 1735 "'°· 2BA. 1'ABA, l725/mo, 14M451 ocean. C6ot9 to bW:fl peld. '700/mo. fl!IM213
11433rd 1frso1mo 64Ma51 t57.Ba1boa.CA92M1· BeautN11fl6711Up.2Br EJ9'dt '~ioe.C;: •WU1'llMI* atlOP9 1111/mo. Ooltc:t sr.-an
TSL MGMT 642-1eoo srEPS To BEACH. LMge cenu ••• 11u sn •100. Incl oea. oootc. ~~Avie. Qorgitcu 1er. 1:..:. ca~•• u03 1 mle '° bWltl. Ma~m1
IYAI UU .. 31>f 2be.. trptc:, :Z Cllf e-· ROfE Adml. tL: ger-= :Je":• = 11:'4 TSL MGMT 842· 1803 :..:: ::,~ ,_ . NEW Pem+OUSE Vlf.W COHO<> p()()( & 28R. v..-age, i.a. 11200/mo. age & trptc: Sl50fmo. • •• __. ommendtno view. SPA 1 oUAAO o...,,..
OcMn V'9w NB Condo A\1911 May 15. 557-4882 87Mt12 VIiie RerMlt •EAST8IOE ..... 18'. mTllT. 1ILllllT I•-l-euna eoett. 8Mch Stapa to betdl. 01700 mo
1280 nee Leguna 9aect1 Unblletebla 2br tlm w/pool 1BR 1 BA. QC* to bwih. Lndry. 2 P9r'90n max. No 1735/mo. 28R 1 ~BA a 8tdroom, 2 &di w1tt1 ...,.. .~~2!fX·,._'!!° Call .. 1111511 4""144!0 HltM addr ... le<>o'a New carpet & ntw peta 2513-A Elden. 1618 Twnhte, E/elde, pool, flteptece, pMkl, newly pteae.. .....,._-. ...,._._
BAYFRONT VIEW ,...,,., hur..,. 53M191 a ... 1,_ drapea, petto. FurrMehad, AwM nowt 17S.92tl g#., lndry ""·quiet loc. orptd •16. Cell _,,... Spea6oul. MMyS doaeCa. W/CUFF ad, 2be. ~. '1' ...., , _ _,. 17..,. 87.. ......... 2310 Senta Alie --(714~ Huge dee*. 1860/mo. 19' lloOr. pool, S7t6 mo. on the send, 4 bdrm, ________ , ~rvry, """ .......,_ •FREECA8l.ETV.LG18r TSLMGMT 642-1I03 "t"'" ~....,.., ~8tme floor below '270 Rutland Rd NB ~~Lk ~ ev: Jll IUllYUT STUDIO APT. w/aundedl. :s:~1~ 1~ LOV!l y NEW 2 .. •· mf IUlft JmlT 13&0) 414-22111 . 944-70l7 0t 790-2Me •
nlng8 414-2342 GATED VlLLAGE COM-New. SO Of HWY. 1 par-Bee* Bey .,.. Micro QUIET AaORT l.MHO WESTCUFf AMA LG 29r
-----·---MUNITY. 2 l 3 Bdrma, 2 aon. ulllltlu Incl. 32' Tratlar $428. Ou6ait wetbllr ,,_ .-.JOiy•,' ,....'9trdno t..ead pool ••Jiit ~ •I 28&. ,._ 9'Md ~ .. UIYll... '.+Ba. 1~ 1900 9Q t1 of S125/mo. 873-41n par1(, petto. •orao-. tic. Atdtad• No peta/tdtl ..-Cour1 ywd *"dining -cf-* HaMad pool...,..
2BR 2'MSe on golf cna. 2 PURE LUXURY. Gartiga. CMta.... BM L.nOty rm -lmmtc. No J7501n:'M2~eo ..-vtgnene eeo.... *'•~HI ... * peek) i4&-e1112 car 9# a 1116. 759--0078 SPA 11"1 meat• IUltaa. peta. AM pt\ 960-4347 ..-NlgM dlne 'tit oourt yrd Alfr1g. dllt attha I *"'1 ac==
BLUFFS: 38R 2'A be., front
row, baa1 view. 2000 9Q.
ft, nu pelnt/cpt. 1at time
ranted. W/O, rafrlg,
'2000/mo. 780-1453
alfFITIWRllE
38R+ den, 2be., pool
frptc:, wtMl/dry, 2 petloa
btt-lnt, 2 OM gertge.
Baeutlful, Qui.t, green-
belt. a.en 11375.
(818) 798-9504
W11LIFFWO ..
4br, 3ba, fir, 2+ger. gl'dr.
H20, epe, view, 9Yelfable
5117 l t700mo. 548-7415
Ft.bl 8'eod New condo.
NYr ~ In. Hrbr Woode.
"' Geleon. :Zbr 1 bt. pool,
ape 11150. 640-6ee4.
HARBOR RIDGE 28R, for-
mal DR. frplc, ap&. aauna
Guard gett, pool. tannla,
12200.Agt 875-0ee7
ua•mw
E.Jrqulalt• home y .. rly
12500. COLE Of NEW-PORT. 875-5511. E..,.._
nll'tgl 414-2342.
.... '1IW lllllS
48' 2'A&e. 12200/mo.
No pett. LMet 844-5821
N9wpOt1 T erraot 2 + Dan.
lrnmK decor I 1060/mo.
875-4812 VIie RentaAI
L.ullury Condo Cllfthevenl
2'Mld. 3bt. ger. ltndry room pool, 2100 tq n. 1121& mo. s11 ~7434.
MoOla HolM. MO I/ft 28A 2ba nr Bay
S 1150/mo 1atAMt+aec
dep. I.ea-no c tllt-
dren/.,..._ Cell own«
en.MH ... 2'41
Olnlng room, wood-mo ii78 28A 28A.. 2 Patloe Lto 1br 734-C ltlelnw. gaabot Incl. NO PITS 541 4166 La •-tt MH
burning llrapaoa, mlcr1>-bultl in.. lndry rm, nr Lndry Open Sat ,-4 a..; no pat a 108/mo . .,Spedout Apettmenta §bf G trPiCJ 2 Gel ~~::;· ~~ ~~ ~:.~t8ttl St 1-3, 424-C Fotd Rd.' CM. ~1837 rx 642~7 ~~ow:..=-petlo MIU ID Pll1lll oMI *'-S12S mo. 1.i:
15 minut• to So. Co.TSLMGMT . 642•1eoo Nopeta~2750 LUXURIOUS 2bd, 2ba .,....,dew._.~ l7~=-~28 teat, end 1200 N C.
Plaza. )Ult Hit of AVAILABLE NOWt 280, Condo In Woodllkt ,_. .... l.Mvt ... ..,, 00.. &M-()741 OI 716-4641
NepwortBIYd&IOUthof 18R,prvpetlo.$486.POOI, 18A, ""' left. peUo. ~~pooll'ma. ~ .... Getad00¥eradprkng 29drm. 28a. fprtc, 2 carfuta ... '-="' San OlaQo lrwway. gee I nter paid, no pate. cwport tnctry N26 mot -~..,. Meo• IP9. c, wtttl .,,. II'· Nr baeCti ln Nwpt
2473 ORANGE AVE A a fa required. 147 390 Vle:tone._ ~ ~2· 1 .. -mo7 .:.~ & lhrt. lmmad ooopy1.,. ...... ____ _._
831-5438 By appt only Flower &46-8181 ....,.,_ ., ..,. -ALl.UTIUTIES IHCl.UOE.D llOO/mof7S.6364 AG' ;;tidrm 1L: tr;iC,
lllff an• IYllW NEWPORT V1UAGE ... Cerport. a•• Tt1e1e Cttta ltu 2124 Ctata Meaa 2624 Vaulted c:.lttng1, prvt Jr. 18dnn FumWled 1615 Fut~~..... 1_ t_f!'IU"~~-8l NMr ~ •""-"'· balcony, redeoor•t•d 18dnn FurrMehad tef6 ....-,,_ ~ .... No~ ...... • IMO/mo. 112-4190
1896. 2151 Paolflo AY9 POOi, JICUIZI, V~ & Sony, No '*9 -'*9 1..-
8 3 1 • 8 1 0 7 pm or Tannie Courta. Cebta LA OUWTA HEAMOSA ULIM IAI IL• l .. tk CM1t ••trt MEDITERRANEAN
VIUAGE
OIE IOITH'S FREE REIT
01 SELECTED IPTS
THE place lo come home to -A peaceful
park-llke eettlng conveniently located. Only
minutes to South CoaS1 Plaza and the
beech
11FREE MICROWAVE IF YOU
RENT THIS WEEKEfl>!"
1 e.ctroom
1 aet1t4t1111 & 'iba / 2 Bat.M
2 e.droom/2 a.the
:z e.droom Townhowe/21.Jt .. th•
CAS rtl!t. PLACES OISHWASHCRS
Wet !Ur Poot1
Crus Cloth i.tuw
Rushe Wood hnflma Wttehl Room
~llltd!al Burned Cf.1knp ~ L'lltted TtflM Courh
-Laundry F~hl~ f11r Holl~ne
Sorry, No Peta
OFFICE OPEN DAILY 9-6
2400 Httbor BNd (al Felr Drive)
Costa Meaa
714/557·8020
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The eatrance::Jate-ta.arded Sea laland,
a netchborh of Ttew-orleated con-
domlalama. The rem••n•"lo82 home. are bet.DC de.eloped by Luk •
Landscaping at Sea Island
part of overall atmosphere
A contemporary Mediterranean architec-
ture blends with a tropical landscaping scheme
at Sea Island. an exclusive condominium
community overlooking the Upper Newport
Bay and harbor area In Newport Beach.
Located on Jamboree Road, just off
Pacific Coast Highway and adjacent to the
Newport Beach Country Club (formerly Irvine
Coast Country Club), Sea Island Is a gate-
guarded neighborhood of view-oriented con-
dominiums. The remaining 82 homes are being
developed by The Lusk Co.
Landscape architects Van Dell and As-
sociates of Irvine have used an abundance of
palms, flowering trees and various shrub forms
to build an atmosphere at Sea Island.
Said Judy Spindle, sales representative,
"We're getting a lot of visitors just because of
our 'looks' and then many of them become
buyers." ~ Through February, more than 50 percent
of the first phase waa sold at prices that range
from the mid $300,000s to the mid $400,000s.
The single-story homes are designed In
clusters of four to a building In two levels. The
first phase Is scheduled for completlon In early
July.
Decorated model homes by
Lusk/Serengeti wlll be completed In May.
The community can be reached by taking
the Jamboree Boulevard entrance just north of
Pacific Coast Highway In NewPort Beach.
For more Information caJI 640-5050.
Buyers still have opportunity
'\ to purchase ho1ne at Belcourt
Buyers can still purchase a new home at
Belcourt, a guard-gated. perimeter-walled
community In Newport Beach
"Even after all of Its success, there remains
an opportunity to buy a new home at Belcourt,"
said Cheryl Schott, project sales manager for
the J.M. Pet~• Co .• builder of the develop-
ment.
·'The flnal reaJdentlal concept to be ottered
here I• Belcourt Terrace," she said.
Floor plane at Belcoun Terrace are
designed to meet the residential needs of a
broad range of the new homebuylng public,
whet~ famlllel or retired adults living alone.
shel&ld.
The attached homes range from 2,254 to
3,659 square feet. All have three bedrooms,
with up to 3~ bathe.
Largest of the Betcourt Terrace homes la
the Plan D, with 3,659 square feet In Its two
stories. ·
Vllltors enter the Plan O at Its foyer,
floored with ceramic tile or hardwood. To one
aide la the step-down Uvlng room, with •
fireplace faced and hearthed with etther
ceramic tile or marbte.
Belcourt Terrece homee are currentty
priced from $430,000. with prlcel for the Plan 0
starting at $505,000.
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Showcase will spotlight
south OC developnient
A New Housing Showcase
designed for consumers wlll spot-
llght devetopment In the south
Orange County coastal area Sat-
urday.
The showcase wlll be held from
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. In the gynmaslum
at Crown Valley Park, 29831
Crown Valley Parkway between
La Paz and Niguel roads In
Laguna Niguel.
It wlll highlight the Dana Point.
San Clemente, Laguna Hiiis and
Laguna Nlguet communities.
Guest speakers Include
Thomas Nielsen, presfdent of the
Irvine Co., and Duane Paul, vice
president and senior economist
of Bank· of America. Also fea-
tured wlll be environmental plan-
ner and design researcher Wii-
iiam Phillips.
The event Is the first In a series
of showcases planned for
Southern Callfornla and en-
dorsed by local chambers of
commerce.
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SALES TC) BEGIN tv1 1\)' HITl I.
Vantage Point.
SEACALL
Come sec what will be the home of visionaries
in a land of never ending ocean, golf course
and canyon views.
Three and four bedroom single family homes
with up to 2.647 square feet by
g
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Sale-. Center open 10 a m -5 pm daily
For information call 714166H224.
~ From San DicKO Frttw.1).\ ex.it Crown Valley Parkway 1!!J west. Tum left on Cimino Del Avion. left on -."'=" Ba~hne .md right on C.ar.rYel to SeaC.all. .
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NE WPORT BEACH ·=·· .... 1ao• aty Nghta, mountain and ocean vtewll
Sophlettcated 3 BR air conditioned Monaco
featuttng a fabuk>ua downltaJ,.. muter eutte IMdlna to an lnvttlng private outdoor spa. Htghly upgraded, prime location on a cut-d&-sac. Very
private wene feeflngl 3 car garage, deftnltely
for the choosy buyert
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Vwy lharp waterfront with dock and two slde--
Ues. Extra large 3 BR with famlty room or
designed and zoned to be a duplex. Very special
Island known for It• qulet llvlng. A good buy for
someone who loves the beach and wants their
boat ln front.
WITm'lllT Ml a.-
Contemporary 2 atory plua dock In prlvate
community. 3 BR Includes bonus suite, separate
from main living area. Plans for sunroom ad-
dition. A must to see for boaters! ••NIT--...... Ideal location near the Wedge. Large 4 BR. 2¥·
BA home with dellghtful atrium and large rec-
room with wet bar. WeU appointed master
bedroom wtth balcony patio. Owner wtll carry
first.
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Eastbluff Vlewl Well designed 4 BR, 3 BA home.
hu beautifully paneled famlty room with fire-
place, wet bar, formal dining room and break-
fast room. Tiied flreplaoe In large formal IMng
room with a gorgeous "Tree of Life" stained
glua window In entryl Pool sized lot.
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Faahlonable penthouse In a quiet and secure
reeort location with all amenities or walk to the
beach. A MreM 2 BR, 2 BA In perfect condition
lnciudlng a new kttchen. Perfect for two adults
who are tired of renting.
MESA VERDE
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Gott Courte for your back yardl Fantastic 3 BR.
21'1 BA, remodef I All new kitchen formal dining
room, ftreplace In family room, pella wlndOW9,
muter bedroom suite has Jacu.zzJ tubll
Courtyard with 20 x 30 pool and spa. Many
tlonal decor! ma,_ 1111.-
• BR, 3 IA BA. cuatom 8'ngle story home near
M ... Verde Country Ctub. Huge family room,
wtth cozy UMd bt1ck ff replace. Gourmet kitchen,
oentral air, eecurlty, pool and spal This wlll flt
you to a teel ma,.. a-.-
o...aous 4 BR + den Mesa Verde home has
everythlAQt Located near 2 golf couraes and 2
p1rt(1, beautiful yard with pool and patio. and
lfde hideaway patio off the den, new add-on
famlly room and teen quarter• with Its own
entry. Bring In your offer!
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4 BR, muter eutte with walk-In cloMt and
Jacuzzt tub. Mother-ln-taw quarters! Pride of
ownentp. 3 BA. air conditioned, decotator ..npaper. Young exciting feeling. Large back
yard. ---., ... Meea Verde poof homel Entertain In ths 3 BR. 2
BA home with large country kttehen which has
=ng v.utted famlty room with wet bar and
ator1 Step lnto ~ltng kldney-lhaped
pool, Indulge mMedy wtth )8c:uzzt tub In muter
MIH• and two w.lk-ln ctoeet•f Security system.
Motivated ...... ,
A MEMBER OF THE
SEARS RNANCtAL NETWORK
OPEN HOUSES
UTllllY ... , .. 1134 A.f1ttou-Way
4 BA $349,000
-.Tama 3491 Wtndaor C1.
3 BATennle $215,000
mtamu 3473 Wlndtor C1.
3 BR Tennis $195,000
mtamu 862 Vlllaige Cree«
3 BR Stream $134,000
SllllY .. ,., ... 26 Balboa Coves
3 BR Dock $-'15.000 .... , ... 2109 Miramar
4 BR Atrium $399.000
mtama 3013 Java
4 BR Spa $335,000 ... ..,. .... 3808 Marcus
2 BR Dock $359,500 ... ., ... 1334 Antigua Way
4BA $349,000
-.Tama 2852 Stromboli
4 BA Pool $255,000
-.Tama 3491 Wlndor Ct.
3 BRTennla $215,000
-.Tama 280 E. 15th St.
4 BR Den $207,500
-.Tlmll 3473 Wlndtor C1.
3 BR Tennie $195.000
-.Tama 1072 Salinas
3 BR J8CUZZI $190,000
-.Tama 882 Vlllege Cree«
3 BR Streem $134,000
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NEW LISTINGS
WITBflllT ......
Inviting newer 2 BR on the water with prlvate
dock for 2 boats. No need for remodeling, Just
move In and enjoy your boat In your front yardl
mTlllU 111..-
Wlmbledon VIiiage! Indoor-outdoor llfettyte
home whleh has trench doora connecting the
llvtng room and famlty room. 3 BR and 2 fult BAa.
Bonu• room hal akyHghtll Extra large lot with
community poof and tennis courta. ...... ,, .....
Charmng 4 BR home In French Quarter.
Spaclou. park-like Mttlng with community pool
ctub houM and outdoor play area. A rare
opportunity!
645-0303
COSTA MESA ....... .,...
South Coat metro beMrtVf MaiwkJully «-
gantmd home, w:t'I famMy .... def'•aed. Formal
llvtng and dining rooma. Ma.lw tnpeece,
vaulted famly room wtth MCond ftteplace. bultt-
ln W9t bar, master IUlte With whk1-poot tub.
Upltafra study (could tMt •th BR), central air,
largest lot In tract with cowwed petlol
UITW/MUS•I MmTI . an.-
Super buy1 Setter II reedy to Nit thls expanstve 4
BR, 3 BA home Mt beck on R-2 lot with epace to
build. Unique floor ptan with huge family room
and ftreplace. private aectuded den and muter
autte with flreplace. Great f« two famll6est
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South Coast Metro home In prestlgloul
Wimbledon VIUagel 3 BR, 2 BA deelgned --
pecially for famlllel who enjoy "lndoor-outdoot"
llf..tytes. The enttre home Is eocented wtth
sliding walll of glaaa, patios and atrium .c:ces1.
Huge master suite wtth dresalng area. Security
system. community poof. apa and tennis!
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T errtflc 4 BR, 2 BA famlty hornet Large oountry
kttchen, added famlty room, separate formal
dining room. R. V. access and lots of storage
room I
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Large 3 BR, 21h BA former model. private yard
end unit. Newty decorated. Ready to move lnl
Complex features community pool and spa. See
today, thts won't lut long!
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Tri-level condo hu 3 BR,.2 BA with ftreptaoe,
family room, wet bar, track lighting In eectl
bedroom. Stream and lake off reer patio, master
suit• on eeparate levef. Walking distance to
South Cout Ptaza and Metro.
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Two atory, 2 BR condo with vautted oelllngt.,
fireplace In llvlng room. patio and double at-
tached garage. Take advantage of tow Interest
rat• -purchase your first home nowt
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Super lharp 2 BA. with bubbling stream next to
prlvate patios. Pool and spa Just steps away
Only five yeare old with all amentties. Why rent?
Call nowt
INCOME PROPERTY
uni• 111..-
2 BR, 1 BA each duplex In good rental area.
Groa lnoome $10,440 year. Low rents. ftxer.
Submit.
2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
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NEW LISTINGS
aWPNT UkLI 8111,111
You wlll love the Cape Cod look. Split level,
vaulted celllnos. wood wtndows. 2 BR. 2 1/2 BA.
Small complex near Hoag Hospital.
Ull llY 1111 ...
Beautlful new llstlng. Hlghly upgraded 2 BA
townhome with famlly room, formal dining room,
pool, tennis. To see Is to buyll
llWPllT lllllTI 1224,llO
Charming 2 BA, 2 BA In sought-after Heights
areal Remodeled kitchen, skylltes. french bay
window, light oak floors, large lot.
••llLUI IHl,111
Investors! This Is the best buy south of PCH.
Duplex with good Income, newer construction
and a very motivated seller.
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Prlced to sell now. Former model In this gate-
guarded area with 3 BR plus famlly room. Lovely
private patio with custom spa.
.. NIT llAOI 1211,IOI
There's excitement In this 3 BA contemporary
home. High celllngs, lots of glass. 2 fireplaces.
great pool and spa. Move-In condition.
~All•I nEB 1121,IOO
Decorator perfect Plan 1 with 2 BA + den. Pastel
colors, skylltes, lovely gardens plus private cor-
ner location.
IAYllllEI 1111,000
Looking for good location? Not many better
than this charming 2 BR, 2 BA home with
remodeled kitchen. Call today for appointment.
Ill IWIYll 1111,000
Inside and out -a total rebirth! What's new?
Everything! 4 BR + pool. that's bright and
cheerful In exclusive area of Newport Beach
PDNlllU 1111,000
Perfect floorplan and exceptional charm puts
t his home top of class! 3 BR, 2 1/2 BA, brick
paneling, views, fireplaces. security, wet bar.
BIG CANYON
.. UIYH llU,000
Prestigious gated area. Poot + spa, A/C, pan-
eled game room Includes wet bar. 3 BR. 3 BA,
great location. view
• un• 1111,000 Dramatic remodel, expanded dining room ,
breakfast room. new master suite with connect-
ing study, view. 5 BA. 3 1/2 BA
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Statety, private. elegantly handcrafted hard-
WOOd paneling, pool and spa, view of golf course
and lake. A very special home.
... O&INI 12,211,111
Expansive vtewa from magnificent 5 BR estate.
Authentic fixtures and design prevail. Enjoy 4
tlreplaces, library and separate FR t gourmet
kttchen.
IN '85 88
COLDWELL BANKER
NEWPORT BEACH
AVERAGES A HOME
SOLD
EVERYDAY
A MEMBER OF THE fil
SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK lIJ
OPEN HOUSES 1-5
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3 BR $379,000 M MATIHEWS ........ llenllh'y
3 BR, Oen, View $«5,000 E. COAKETI
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4 BR, FA $675,000 L. ROSE
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5 BA $995,000 L McLOON
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2 BA. Den $225,000 E. BOWIE
PllmlU 1111 E. WIM1
3 BR $239.000 EADIE/BENTZ
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3 BR, FR $278,500 C. RUMSFELD
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3 BR $329,000 R KURTZ
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'4 BA $329,500 M. PHILLIPPI
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3 BR, FR $339,500 L. McLOON .mmmnu1 11.....,
3 BR. FR $339,900 C.McMAHAN
OHIUHLllAI 11lhrutiM
3 BA $345,000 R. KURTZ
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4 BR. FR, View $3'45,900 0 . VALENTINE
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3 BA, Den, Spa $385.000 M. GUTH
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4 BR. FR $387,000 E. OLSON
Ult 1M Y1a LMN
2 BA, 3 BA $420;000 B. MILES
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41 BR, FR, View $429,900 G.ANOERSON
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'4 BR, OR $479,000 F. SENNES
UUllYllW-.U 2111 ...., .... "· 3 BR, FR, Spa, Vu $559,500 E. CORKETI
SPTtul1 1llelet1Pllllt
4 BR, FR, View $615,000 B.REEOY
PlllDlllLI 1111 ........
3 BR $6'45,000 BENTZ/EADIE
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5. BR, Oen. FR, Pool $675,000 M.REEOY
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'4 BR, FA $675,000 L. ROSE
A SPECIAL BUY
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Palermo model wtth 4 BA, 2 1/2 BA. Great f•mlly
room with wet bar. outstanding fl replace In LA
and FA. Tiied country kitchen. Priced below all
othere.
644-9060
DAILY "'LOT /BAL UTATS1
JUST REDUCED
11..lfff 1111.-
Beautlfully maintained 3 BR "S" plan on fee
land. Two good assumable loans. Overtook•
pool area.
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charm1ng 3 BA on large Lido lot. Has just been
painted and recarpeted In best of taste. Perfect
for first home or retirement couple.
WYO Nit ...
Sale, lease or lease/option. Spacious pool-med
lot. Light, airy 3 BR Nantucket. 24 hour guard-
gate. Community pool spa and tennis.
HWNIT lllUTI .......
Lovely to look at 4 BR, famlly room home wtth
custom landscaping on comer lot with ocean
views. Truty charming. ........ . .•.•
Dynamite views from this 3 BR condo. Beeutttul
kol pond and fountain In entry provtdea the
setting of this meticulous home.
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Bay and nlte-lite views, 4 BA, formal dining and
pool offer comfortable lifestyle for couple or
small famlty.
UUllYll'WM.U ........
Fabulous 180 degree view of harbor and ocean
from this stunning. totally upgraded and re-
modeled 3 BR. 2 1/2 BA home. Appe>lntment.
IMllOUlfl 1111 ...
Ocean view In CDM's most established com-
munity! 3 BR, 3 BA, single story fronts on lovely
strada and Pacific view. Beach acceaa.
.t1.11•11UlllUI SIM ...
Featured as cover home In L.A. Times Home
MagazJne and on AIA and COM home tours.
One-of-a-kind Cape Cod 4 BR and 1 6R apart-
ment.
UMIW 11,111 ...
75' prime Bayfront lot with dock for 90' boatl Lot
split Is possible. A perfect opportunity to bulld
your "Ideal" home.
BALBOA
PllllMUNllT ......
High celllngs, privacy. bookcases. 3 flreptaoea, 2
patios, quiet corner location and eaee of m.tn-
tenance makes this 4 BR, 3 BA home a Joy!
PllmaA...., =-Landmark home offers guest house, Wlf( mm
retreat and 4 BR main home wtth large roome,
paneling. wood noor1 and huge brk:k patio.
nNlaA ,.,..,_
Beet oceanfront we've aeenr Charm and tut•
are balaneed wtth practtcal IMngl 3 BR. 2 1/2
BA. Superb muter aulte, 2 FP, brlClc noon.
patio .
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Seller ~res to carry flnMOM on thll euper
OCMnfront on the Point. 3 BR, 3 1/2 BA, euperb
condition large patio, large FR. Many extru.
2161 SAN JOIQUll HILLS ROii, IEWPORT BEACH
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