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SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1986
FV to withhold official's wages
But Counctlman George Scott asserts
e towed to insurance firm was paid
councilman contends the pr-
nashment nottce sent to city officials
by the marshal's office by registered
mail was a mistake.
Scott said he paid the money to
Uniprd Mutual Insurance Co. of
Bellevue, Wash., this week.
resolved when his anomey ,et1 in business siancd, Uniprd anomey
touch with an attorney for Unaprd. Jerry Newboult u1d prior to beain·
Neither attorney was available for nin1 the pmisbment acuon.
comment Friday.. • In February 198.S. the company
County marshals also 111d that on won ajudcment in CentraJ Municipal
April 29 they seized $500 from Scott's Court in Santa Ana to collect the
account at a Bank of America branch money, be said .. But efforts to pay off
in Founiain Valley. They said. bow-the debt in f\ill were unsuccessful , he
ever that Scott bu filed lcpl papen uid.
from tbe manb&l'1 office. City At·
tomey Alan Bums sajd P!'vacy lawt
prohibit ofracials from diclos1na auch
1nformauon.
By ROBERT BARKER ... ...., ........
Fountain Valley city officials have
been ordetcd to start withho lding part
of George 8. Scon's City Council
salary to pay off a $7 ,469 debt be owes
to an insurance company, cour
officials said Friday.
Terror •trike. a
Wyoming achool
where dozen•
aufferbum• u a
bomb ezplode. ln
a foiled r&n80m
attempt. See A4.
Coaat
VIiiage Laguna's annual
Charm House Tour Sun-
day will give the public a
chance to wander
through some of the
arM'I mOlt begulllng
hornee./AS
Coast residents respond
to a propoaaJ for a state
commllek>n aimed at
boOltlng people's aetf
eeteem./A3
California
A key defense witness
aaya accused FBI spy
Richard Miiier had a
secret plan code named
"Mother" to regain his
credlbllltywlth agency
superiors./ A 14
Nation
Teamsters Union Presi-
dent Jackie Presser was
Indicted on labor
racketeering charges Fri-
day./ M
World
The major Industrial de-
mocracies are consider-
ing an economic develop-
ment plan to help needy
nations In the Mlddle
East./ AS
Nicaraguan rebel leader
Eden Pastora on Friday
gave up his fight against
the Sandinista govern-
ment. surrendering In
Costa Rica./ Al
Sporta
Angel phenom Welty Joy-ner homers twice In 11-1
win over Detrolt.1•1
INDEX
Advtce & Games
Births
Bulletin Board
Cluelfled
Com tea
Death Nottcet
Entertainment
Gerdenlng
Hor0900P9
Op6Non
Pubflc Notices
RMI Eatate
Retlglon
Spc)rta
T~alon
TrMa
WMther
Wedding•
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A 12
A9
A3
85-7
A13 .
87
A 10-11
A9
A10
A8
87-8
C1-24
A8
81-5
A11
A12
A2
A8
City officials must begin the
withholding action within ro days •
according to the Orange County
marshal's office, which initiated the
action this week.
Scott, who operates his own in-
surancecompany in Fountain Valley,
said Friday he had paid the debt. The
·Space
memorial
fund plan
unveiled
By SUSAN HOWLETT
Of!IMIW!r .........
A fund-raisinaplan was unveiled an
Washington, D.C.. Fnda'y for SUPPort
of a memorial to the seven space
shut1le Chaltcnier astron.auts and
five other Amencans who lost their
lives during space missions.
Rep. Robert E. Badbam, R-Ncw-
port Beach! introduced legislation in
January ca ling fo r construction of a
memorial.
The resolution proposing the pri·
vately funded memorial was in-
trodqccd after Badham received the
backing of the [...5 Society ofTuC$0n,
Ariz., a non-profit educational so-
ciety.
"I believe that this resolution
honoring our astronaut corps is more
than a ~ition of their courage
and dedication." Bad ham said at the
National Press Oub conference.
Badham said the memorial would not
only honor the astronauts. but would
recognize "the pionccnng spirit of all
Americans."
The press conference to announce
the establishment of the American
Space Memorial Foundation was
attended by guests including former
Gemini and Apollo astronaut Eugene
Ceman; Thomas 0 . Paine, chairman
of President Reagan's National Com-
mission on Space: and Gordon
Woodcock, president of the [...5
Society. Ceman was named chairman
oftbe foundation.
City officials signed for receipt of
the ~pcrs from the marshal's office
on Tuesday, according to official
records.
"It's been settled and there's
nothing to it at all." Scott said Friday.
He indicated the matter will be
Lakera loae
challensina the action. , "We'll do anything within the law 1:be dispute is over money that the to enforce this JUd&mcnt, .. he told
Umprd Insurance Co. advanced to The Daily Pilot
Scon in I 981 to hire and train qents :· City officials declined Fnday to say
-funds used to acncrally act the, whether papen had bttn rcceivcd
AH11tant City Ma.oaacr Raymond
Kromer said tbal, as of f'riday, none
of Scott's $234 monthly la1ary had
been att1Cbed.
Under provisions for the pr~
nishment of wases. employers ,are
instructed to stan W1tbhold1na pey
within 10 days after rcceivina the
order. The wnbholding period con-
tinues for 90 days.
Whale skeleton
won't get away
if Riley has way
Supervisor doesn't
want fossil remains
to go to Los Angeles
By lJSA MAHONEY ... ...., ........
Plans are under wa y for the
volunteer NaturaJ Histor} Foun-
dation of Orange County to take
cbarae of an ancient baleen whale's
akeleton found W1 Monarch Beach last week.
Originally intended to be shipped
to the Natural History Museum in
Los Anaelcs County, the fossils will
be kept here for the "education and
enjoyment of Oran$e County," said
Peter Herman, chief aide to 5th
District Supervisor Thomas Riley.
.. Raley believes the fosstls t<>uod
here in Orange County should remain
here."He~d.
Chns Townsend, spokesman for
Monarch Beach developer Tb.e Stein-
Bnef Group. confirmed that the
whale skeleton's final destt.nauon
may change.
Whale 1t may be examined and
pieced t<>fether elsewhere, the find
wt11 •·inCV1tably be made available for
Orange County residents to Cltjoy."
Details of the ~ent weTC
suU beinJ worked out Friday, besa.ad.
Stean-Bnef and home builder H.R.
Remington Properties want u-
surance that the valuable skele«>n
will receive the scientific study it
deserves, Town1end said.
The nearly complete mrW.ns oflhc
baleen whale were di900vm:d May 1
(PleueeeeWB.&La/A2)
Fire chief delivers
ultimatum to stall
By lJSA MA.BONEY °' .. ...., ........
Orange County Fire Chief Larry
Holms has told firefighters theywill
have to accept part-time workers into
their battalions whether they like at or
not
firefighters. Local 1014 President
Larry Simcoe said he wasn·uur-
priscd that the county would tty to
force the new Policy on fire personnel.
Neaotiauons between the local and
county negotiators broke down
Wednesday after abou1 eifbt months
of discussion on the overume issue.
The resolution recommends the
1.,5 Society select a site and prepare a
design and plans subject to the
approval of the Commission of Fine
Arts and the National Planning
Commission, according to Badham
aide Bill Schreiber. It stipulates that
the memorial be funded by private
sources and construction would have
to begin within five years.
(Pleue Ne SPACE/ A2)
Loe Ancetee Laker Kareen Abclal Jabbu (left) reacbee
between the outat.iretcbed banda of Bouton Rock.eta'
Rodney McCray to take a looee ball In the ftnt period of the
NBA Weetern Conference playoff 1ame at Bouton ll'rtday.
In the end, the La.ken loet 117-111 .. See •tory. photo Bl.
Saying that his obligation to con-
trol costs is ••a very large part of my
responsibility," Holms informed his
staff Friday that the county will begm
hirini part-time employees to work
overume hours formerly worked by
fuU-time firefighters ~ despite the
protests of Fire Fighters Local 1014.
Told of Holms' .. open lener·· to
Simcoe said he plans to make a
direct appeal to the Board of Super-
visors Tuesday. And. unlike last week
when some 150 to 200 firefight.en and
their famiJ1cs picketed outside the
board room. disgruntled fire pcnon-
nel will be comma inside, he said.
(Pleue eee Fiil& ClllEF / A2)
Duo achieve artistic success in second careers
By G. JEANE'M'E A VENT
Some careers belong only to the
young and the sW1f\. The world's
greatest dancers and most ac-
complished pianists of\cn begin as
child prodigies -reaching the zenith
as young adults.
Other careers. notably the fine ans.
arc more forgJving. The muse waits
patiently with a li fetime of stored-up
images and 1mpress1ons until the
children are raised or the end of a
more pracucal careeris m sight.
For Howard H. Morgridge and
Nancy Phelps. winners in last year's
Never sorry she
chose the Navy
Commandin officer
has seen the world
as the ads promise ---
because she bargained she'd find a
challenge, learn responsibility, p in
eitpenencc and. like the rccnutcrs
promise. ··sec the world."
She wasn'I disappointed. Tbrou&h
her tour of duty she bas manaaed a
malhon dollar advenising budget in
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY New York City. recruited nuclear
0t1MIWY"'4...., enainec" tn San Diego. served as
When Jennifer Hunter stepped out adm1 n1strauve officer at Ramey Air
of the tuicab at Officer C.andadates Force Base an Puerto Rico and as
School hcadquaners an Rhode Island, protocol officer for Rear Adm. WiJ.
she unloaded 10 suitcases. ham Flanaaan -the senior navaJ
The two enlisted men who shared officer an the Canbbean.
her cab carried a couple of ditty bags. She also was a social aide at the
They looked at her luggage pale and Carter White House. where she
told her ... We'll help yo u out tonight, helped orpn11e the Reagan inaugura-
but af\er that you're on your own," lion tn 1981. she recalled. "It was spectacular,'' Hunter said.
"I had my tennis racket. too 1 .. A artat time for WashmJton. My
thoua}lt 1t would be hke collcite/' 'lhe fondest memory was standing at the
said with a laugh. 0 bu1ld1na and looking at the
She remembered bcana already fireworks over the Wash1na1on Mon-
ex.hausted from the Ion• tnp before ument.
marcbina to the prooc ma center at "It wa~ such a po!11t1ve tltJX'f'!~ncc
midnjJht and back to the dorm. -nght af\cr the events an Iran
Thett she found a barc maure~' Last )Car the33-year-old Senta Ana
foldod 1Pin1t 1 Wiil. he had to n:•udcnt became the first female
unfold it and make the ~ _ command1n1 officer to ta.kc over a ..,
pro_j)Crly -before hattin• ihe sack -'lrteruauna ctnter an the ~uthwcst
The command1na officer at th.,.....,R'11on Naval Reterve Center in Santa Ana lthouJh she heard rumors of men
has learned much smcc her antroduc-plann1naearl)' tturcmentsorrcQu t•
tion to the servi~ 11 yea" 110 1n1 tran~fen before ,tak1na orders
A h"tot) ~rat lnda•na Unavcr-from• female CO, he en ountered
11ty, Hunter Junked her law hoot nn haas in the Na
plan and cho • Navy career (Pleaee ... NAVAL/ A2)
Ncwpon Beach Arts Fesuval, hfe has
been rich wi1h eitpenenccs.
Morgndgc, the master planner for
Cal State Fullerton. 1s hsted as an
award-winning architect in "Who's
Who in America." and Phelps,
mother of t'll(O children and four
grandchildrent has owned a hair saJon ,..
for I 5 years.
Despite their ach1evemen1s an
other areas, winning a purchase
award was a total surpnse tor Mor-
p:idge and Phelps. Morgndge·s
"Before Irvine Terrace." a watercolor
of a local landscape. and Phelps" ··The
Watchers," a contemporary western.
~,... ...... .., ...............
!'fan.I Reeer'Ye CommandinC omcer JeDD.lfer 8Gftter.
were among five pieces purchased by
the cuy of Newpon Beach 1n 1985 to
hang 1n City Hall.
Although an has aJways been a pan
of their laves, Morgridge began paint·
ang again senously only an 1982 and
Phelps resumed painUnlJust I 0 years
(Pleue.,. ARTtSnc1 A2)
Police nab
man after
three-hour
standoff
By LAURA MERlt
Ofllleo.llr .........
.!\ 27-year-old Lona Beach man was
arrested b> the Seal Beach SWAT and
Ncgouauons team 11\er barricadJng
bamsclf inside a Leasure World home
for nearly three houn Friday ni&bt.
Two SWAT tctm officers sufl~
mrnor 1n1unes while arresuna
Nacomedes Lanpang Zapanta.
According to Seal Beach police,
officers responded to a call about 5:20
p.m that an arm~ man was dnvma
rrcklc sly throua}l Leasure World ~rcamtnJ obscen111cs at pedestrians
When Lei urc World sccunty offiorrs
tned to approach the ma.n. he ran an to
a homc at 160 I Golden Ram Road
The re 1dcnt~. whom pohoc did oot
1dcnufy. Oed the home
Neighbors wt~ evacuated as a
safety precaution. pohce wd. After
unsuccc<> fully tryma to convu\cc
Zapanta to surrender. WAT ttam
officen t Ros mtth and offwcr
Michael Vasquez entered the borne
and a~1ed h1m Both rcc:eived
manor U\Juncs and ~ tak.co to Los
l\lam1to Medical Center and later
releucd. police said Tbt u t.cnt of the
1f\junes .. -u not revealed
Zapanta had a . I 7-ahbc:r hinds. un
Wlth him whtn ht..-. a~
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A2 Orange CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, May 17, 1Ne
.
SPACE MEMORIAL FUNDING PLAN •••
l'romAl
The IA Society is an intcmauonal
orpnization of 6,000 members su~
Porting human habitation of 1pace.
Its name stands for LaGran,e Point
Five. a location in pace oonsidc~
most suitable for a space "ltation.
The foundation wants to raise
between S2S and SSO million to build
the mcmonal in the natfon's capitol.
Badham said House Joint Rcsol·
ution S04 has received strong
bipanisan support, and bas 126 oo-
sponsors 1n Congress. 1n addition to
the memorial. the foundation will
aJ90 conduct cdue1tional acttv1lles
and support mcholarship proarams to
help students pursuina an education
in science and tecbnoloey.
Badham said the danaer of space
night remains .. ever pretent" follow-tnf. the explosion of the Challenaer.
'Most of us had arown accustomed
to the succeu of our space pt'Oll'am
and bad foraonon about the risk
associated with this adventure,"
Badham said.
In addition to Challenger
astronauts Michael Smith, Dick
Scobee, Ellison Onizuka, Judith
Resnik, Grqof)' Jarvis and Ronald
McNairand teacher Christa McAuUf.
fe1 five other •PM!C explorers have
died since the U.S. space proaram ~~oauts Elliot J. See and Charles
A. Butept were lcillod in an airl>lane
crash on the way to examine their
Gemini spacecraO in St. Louis in
1966. In 1967, utron.auts Vif)il
"Ous" Grissom Edward White and R~r Chaffee died in a flash fire in
their Apollo 1 c~psulc.
Warm, sunnyweekendfnoffing
Sunny Ind wermtt d9YI we torecMt for todey Ind 8unday by the N•tlonal Weetfler ~ ·
Sklee wilt be rnoetty eleet. wtth local guaty wind• below the
~at""* today.
BMef\ hiClf* wlN retch 18 to 75, with 1owt from 62 to 57
todly.
High• 8undey wtn be wernMW, from 73 to 78.
T empet"eture In the viii.ya wttl cllmb u high u the IOI todly
end Sund1y, wtth 1ow1 from ~ to eo.
The mountW.1 wltl expet1enoe gredu.I wwmlng over the
weetttnd. wttfl rnoetty a. lklee through SUndey.
Locel guttl wtH rMCtl up to 25 mph today.
There wilt be tome loctll guety wind• In the ettemoon 9nd evening today.
WHALE SKELETON MAY STAY IN OC ••• U.S. Temps ·-~~ FIM*Tt:
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dunng grading of a rcs1dcnttal site in
Monarch Beach.
More remains. possibly from the
sn me whale or perhaps a bab) whale,
were unearthed Thursday.
The whale remains are significant
because the skeletons of ocean-going
prehistoric creatures are rarely found
intact.
H.R. Remington Properties ong-
1nally offered the skeleton to the
Natural H1stof) Museum because of
11s ability to recover the fossil from
the soil in which 11 was buned for an
estimated nine m11l1on years.
But Riky 1n1t1ated talh aimed at
keeping the whale here.
"As Orange ( ount~ comcll of age 1n
a variety of areas ... we feel t\'s
imponant to preserve the fossils
found in Oran~e County here in
Orange County,' Hennan said.
There are long-term plans for a
county-run bistory museum and "it
would be a shame to develop a natural
history museum and have no fossils'
to put in it," he said.
The Natural History Foundation
depends on volunteers to prepare
fossils for showing. Finished pieces
are displayed at the foundation's
museum in Newport Beach.
The county has storage facilities for
fossils, but no laboratory to examine
them.
Nothing has been settled as to who
will actually take on the painstaking
job of separating the skeleton from
the earth and protec.tive concrete in
which it has been scaled.
But preservation of the skeleton is
the most important consideration to
H.R. Remington Properties, said
company spokesman Steve Ooolian.
The housing developer has already
spent more than $20,000 to excavate
the whale skeleton, he said. And,
although keeping it in Orange County
seems Iilce a good idea, .. the scientific
interest is most important to him,"
according to Ooolian.
Stein Brief and H.R. Remington
have scheduled a Tuesday press
conference at the excavation site.
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ARTISTIC SUCCESS AS NEW CAREER •••
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ago.
Murgndgl' l>:.11d he started painting
1n Junior high school. but after
graduating from the University of
Southern Cahfurn1a, he gave up
gallC'0 painting bt'lause he became
too bus\ v.11h his architectural
rcspons1b1ht1cs
\\hat got him pa1n11ng again was a
'1s1t to his d;iug.h ter in Seattle. Wash.
"I JU~l dabbled a b1 1 in 1982. We
broke the ice ...
1 he next ~c-ar. he and his wife
chartered a sailboat through the
Polynesian Islands, including Tahiti
and Bora Bora. On board. he did
thumbnail sketches of waves. moun-
tains and volcanoes. "You get all
charged up and you do all sorts of
things,'' he said.
In December that year. 19 of bis 35
watercolors from tbe trip sold on the
first night of a show at Cal State
Fullenon, he said with pride.
In 1985. Morgridge entered
"Before Irvine Terrace" in the New-
0-, ..... ,..._a., De'llll---.
port Beach Arts Festival, an art
sbowingjudged by museum curators,
well-known artists and corporate art
buyers. The watercolor was a New-
port Beach scene be had committed
to memory. He first painted the field,
now a residential s1~ along Pacific
Coast Highway, when be came out of
the military in 1946.
''I spent a lot oftime in Corona Del
Mar. I just felt it was a piece of local
history, and it was the kind ofsubject
that California watercolorists love to
paint -barns, sea and field."
Working out of a home studio that
doubles as a woodsbop and rcaeation area. Morgridge painted the Newport
scene in just under two hours, he said.
··Everth1b.g went right," he said in his
typically understated way.
"Irvine Terrace .. was painted very
freely, said Morgridgc. It's a trans-
parent style that allows a little white
WHAT: Newport Beach 22nd City
Arts Festival.
WHERE: Newport Beach City
Hall, 3300 Newport Boulevard and
Via Lido Plaza. Via Lido and New-
port Boulevard.
WHEN: Saturday, May 17 -from
noon to 5 p.m . and Sunday, May 18
-from noon to 4 p.m.
WHO: Sponsored by the Newport
Beach City Arts Commjssion in
cooperation with Via Lido Plaza
merchants.
WHY: The Newport Beach Arts
Festival was established by the city of
Newport Beach in 1964 to promote
the artists of Orange County, the
enjoyment of the arts in Orange
County and to enrich the quality of
life in the community. The Arts
Festival competition and displays are
open to all artists living in or working
in Orange County.
HIGHLIGHTS: Dedication of new
sculpture on the lawn of City Hall,
preview of the Newport Beach trolJey,
Juried show open to Orange County
·artists on city hall grounds, group
displays, mimes, music, art demon-
strations and presentations by the
Newport Beach Public Library.
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Congresslonal campalgn ylelds 'spy' charge
An aide for Rep. Robert Badham
charged Friday that a spy from
chalfengcr Nathan Rosenberg's office
entered Badb.am's campaign head-
q~rs Friday night under a
fie tlttous name.
According to Bill Schreiber, aide to
Badham, R-Newport Beach, a young
man signed in at the campaign
headquarten late Friday night u
volunteer Brian Mendoza. After "he
wandered around for an hour doina
nothing," volunteer orpniz.en tried
to question hlnl°, Schreiber alleacd.
The accusations "2me in the midst
of an already hcatc(J"tampaign battle
between the two Republicans.
"After confronting him, be ad-
mittcd to working for Rosenbe!
said Schreiber, who said the man
changed bis name to Joe Mic
Trgo.
Newport Beach police ack:n~ edge that officers went to the R
nberg headquarters to look for
man and question b.im.
Attempts to reach the Rosen~
headquarters failed.
FIRE CHIEF DELIVERS NEWS ••• I From Al
The festering disagreement over
overtime pay stems from a 1985 court
ruling that extends the' Fair Labor
Standards Act to public agencies like
county government as of April l S.
The act requires employers to pay
time-and-a-half for hours worke4 in
excess of a full weekly shift.
In the case of firefighters, the act
sets a 53-bour work week. But Orange
County firefighters work an average
56-hour wceK. which means fire-
fighters wilJ get three hours of vacation. Full-time firefighters ha~
overtime they were previously not traditionally filled v.icant positions
entitled to. . under a straight-time . arrangemeit
Th f h . ed . ' the act will no longer permit. e cost o t e requtt overtime
will amount to about $800,000 or a Fircfi&hters have accused the coua-
2. 7 percent wage increase to fire. ty of puttin& coonomics first fl
fiahters, said Dick Thornburgh, a dealing with the overtime issue.
county negotiator.
To avoid further overtime costs,
the county wants to use part·time
fircfighterson an as-Qeeded basis
whenever someone is sick or on
They maintain that part-time ~ fighters will be poorly trained
undependable and will jeo ·
safety of the public as we~U
firefighters.
NAVAL RESERVES HONORED IN OC ••• I From Al
"We're continuously opening up enlisted personnel, spend a weekend regularly, Hunter said. The Nav!
nop-traditional roles .to women in the each month and two weeks each year Reserve Center here sent a CB unit
Navy," Hunter said, "every possible fulfilling their mission "to enhance Vietnam, and another unit went
field that's not a combat role." the mobilization and readiness of the Lebanon to give active duty persoa·
weftlen serve on ships. as aviators, sur.port units," Hunter said. nel an opportunity to go home for
as commanding officers. 'It's important the communit).'. is Christmas.
F h · th. aware we're here," Hunter said,• but Their contribution to the natiori paper to show through as opposed to .. or me t e most important · mg also why. was recognized Saturday when Co•·
the layering of oil painting, he said. is to be a good naval officer, not a grcssman Robert Badham presentod
The white paper school of painting woman in a military role. If r.ou can "These are people who live in the the center with a flaa from the Capitol
Nancy Phelps, above, and Howard H. Morgrldge are
winner• of laet year'• Newport Beach Arte Feattval.
was developed by California artists come across that way, you re welJ community, work 40 hours a week in honor of Armed Forces Dar.
d · th '30 h 'd received," she said. and then sort of si..:A g·"-and put a·n unng e s. e sa1 · um ...... °' Hunter and other personne at the Phelps began painting when she ''The baby boom is over, so if an all-another l S or 16 houn on the Armed Forces Reserve Center on
as lo "I to d U tb t d · d volunteer service is to succeed we'll w-1.c,end in a Navy "nifiorm."
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w . s ppe a a an raise "'"' .. Barranca Road officially welcomed kids. I've been seriously painting for need women. lf they have the skills Former Navy rcgulan and those the concressman "aboard" in the
10 years and painting with water-they should be allowed to do the job. who choose the reserves instead of tradition the Navy reveres.
colors aboutth.ree years." "We're here to stay." active duty work. in one of the 13 Hunter will be stepping ashore after
Phelps says she's considered giving Many local residents were probably reserve um ts, incl'Uding .engineering, this assignment, she hopes, to at\elld
up the hair styling salon she's owned unaware the U.S. Navy was even in medical, construction brigade, supply Navy Postgraduate School (n
for IS years. "I held back and kept Orange County. But SOO naval re-and security units. Monterey where she'll pursue a
doing the hair, but I want to paint too serves, including I 00 officers and 400 Members of units arc mobilized financial management major.
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Although Phelps takes art classes
almost every semester. she said she's
basically self-taught -the hard·
knocks school, she calls it.
A native Californian, she said, "I
used to do western art with heavy oils
and bows and arrows and guns. I did a
lot of westem art until I couldn't
stand to do another one. Then I did a
commission for someone (in water-
color). I dripped the paint, splashed it
and watched it move."
Chanaing the medium was the
answer, she said.
Phelps said her art is influenced by
French impressionist Oaude Monet.
"I adore Oaude Monet. I think his
worlt is gorgeous."
She works out of her Santa Ana
Heights home in a studio that's
custom-built for her needs.
"A lot of decorators buy my work,
and people who have nice big,
country French homes." she said.
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Thousands of senior citiuns will enjoy special
evenu, attractions. entcrtafoment and eAhibits sea.red to their interests when Knott's Berry Fann is
transformed into an "Over SO Fail'" durina Pioneer ~YI at the family theme parlc today throuah oext
Fnclay.
There will be a health fair wtth booths offerina
bealtb checks as well as infonnation, a crafts fair
with local artists, contests and rcalys for seniors and
binao. The park as open I 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays,
10 to 11 Saturdays and 10 to 8 Sundays.
Senlor Nltballen •ought
Softball players SS or older arc being recruited
for two Costa Mesa teams in a 16-team senior
citizens' leaaue which plays Sundays at Murdy and
Greer parks in Huntington Beach.
The Costa Mesa teams practice Saturdays from
9 to 11 a.m. at Tc Winkle Park on Arlington):. venue.
Call Peter Similulc at 9S7-2S.1 S for more infor·
mation.
Federal retlr~ to meet
The Saddleback Valley chapter of the National
Association of Retired Federal Employees will
conduct its regular monthly meeting Monday at 2
p.m. at the Western Federal Savings and Loan
Association, 26940Crown Valley Parkway, Mission
Viejo. CaJI Joe Greve at 830-7670 for additional
information.
Tralnlng course offered
A 30-hour training course on supportive
counseling for the older adult will be offered
beginning Monday and running Mondays and
Wednesdays from I to 3:30 p.m. at the Liberty
Health Center in Irvine. The course can assist family
and friends of older adults to recognize their special
needs.
E%-ofllcen to convene
The executive board of the Retired Military
Officers Association's South Coast Chapter will
meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Great American Bank
building. 601 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente.
Senlor events planned
Two lectures of interest to senior citizens will be
given next week by the Senior Resources center at
22772 Center Drive. El Tor.
Wcdneday nurse Bea Aquirre will talk on the
positive side of death and dying. while Dr. David
Lyn-Hill will discuss sleeping difficuJties in the
elderly Thursday. Both programs are scheduled for I
p.m. and information is available at 380-1703.
Retirees' conference set
The Crystal Cathedral of Garden Grove will
conduct a possibility thinkers conference for retired
people Wednesday throu~ Friday at the cathedral.
Call 971-4 I 3S for further information.
. . Public gets look "
inside La una 's
unusual
Vintage and original
architecture shown
in Charm House Tour
By LAURA MERK
Of .. Dellr ..... ...,,
The perennially open door at the oddly
designed Laguna Beach home of Roberta
and Ron Dean has enticed many a
neighbor to ask for a tour.
om es
So when Viltaae LAauna bolds its annual
Charm House Tour Sunday. everyone will
act the chance to wander throu&h the SO-
year-old beach cot1.aae.
Flowers color the brick entrance to the
Temple Terrace home Mrs. Qean in-
herited from her aunt. An Australian
weeping Montezuma pine, the only one
known to exist in Cafifomia outside the
Huntington Arboretum, shades the mani-
cured front yard.
The entry way to the home has
hardwood floors that compliment the
original mahogany paneling still found in
OfMOe C.. OAILY PtLOT/a.ut~. May 17, 11M
three rooms after extensive remodeling.
Nooks and crannies are common in the
beach home, which dasdaans traditional
squared walls.
Although Mrs. Dean makes a Livi,ng
selling antiques, she displays few in her
home, with the exception of pieoes handed
down as family heirlooms. A delicate,
finely crocheted tablecloth that won fint
place in a Paris ellhibition in the late 1800s
adds a soft touch to the dining room.
Where two sitting rooms once existed,
the Deans have expanded the bedrooms.
The home was first built an the early
1930s for f.arl Warren, former owner of
Warren Imports, but lost its French doors
when sold to a new owner. The Deans
replaced the doors in the living room,
dining area and hallway to g.et all the
benefits of the Southern California
sunshine.
The sunshine highlights the Oriental
rugs scattered through tfie home.
The unusual, the extravagant, the nauti-
cal and simply bcachy are all pan of the
Laguna Charm House Tour. Other homes
to be fe-atured on May 18 include:
• The Wave House -The architecture
incorporates wooden beams made in
Canada by a ship maker. A collection of
antique clocks, some jeweled and many
1llus1on of being on board an 18th century
sailing vessel.
• The Laguna Original -Construfted
in 1922. thas single frame board and balten
beach home reflects old Laguna Beach.
Folk art, a coal stove. and an aviary filled
with finches and doves make the home a
country-hke setting.
• Oceanfront Charm -Here the
owners used blue as the predominate
interior color to add to the relaxed
atmosphere created by the ocean view. A
terraced walk makes the beach accessible
from a front patio. Watercolors. painted by
the owner's mother, decorate much of the
home.
•The Little Ivy House-This home is
referred to an Laguna Beach historical
records as a Provanctal Revival house. The
original land deed in 1929 specified that
the structure should cost no less than
$5.000 and that the inhabitants be white.
The flower garden behind the front picket
fence accents the ivy-covered home.
The tour orig.mates at the Festival of
Arts grounds Sunday. Tickets are on sale
for S 10 until Suoday at the Laguna Beach
Chamber of Commerce. Adventure Travel
Service, the Cottage Restaurant and
Laguna Propertles. Tickets also wi~ be
available Sunday at the Festival of Arts Ballot lnues dlscuned Dellr,...,._...,._~ made for nobility, date baclc as fa:-as the
AD lnalde peak at Roberta and Ron Dean•' home. The photo above 1 ~~t1cal memorabilia throu~out the
rtcht la the outalde of the 50-year-old beach cottage. 6.300-square-foot home give vtsitors the
grounds fo r S 12. ·
Buses will leave all day from noon to
4:30 p.m. Refreshments will be lerved at
one of the homes.
Ballot issues in the June primary will be
discussed next Friday at the Oasis Senior Citizens
Center, at 5th Street and Margucnte A venue,
Corona del Mar, by Chris Goelitz of the League of
Women Voters. The program will be held from !Oto
11 :30 a.m. in the multi-purpose room and there is no
charge. CaJI 644-3245 for details.
Irvine honors senior al des Visitors may fund visitors bureau
The Irvine Senior Services Program will honor
its volunteers Thursday with a reception from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Irvine Senior Center, 3
Sandburg Way. Entertainment will be provided by
the Woodbridge Singers and a ·•volunteer of the
year" will~ honored. Call 733-1055 to RSVP.
School to celebrate
Newport Beach Grammar School will hold a
day-long celebration today to commemorate the'
SOth anniversary of its oceanfront building. The
public event, scheduled to begin at 10 a.m .• will
feature an open house, carnival. and historical walk
down memory lane. Former students of the school
arc encouraged to attend.
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
OflMIW!y ..........
Uuests at Irvine's hotels would pay an
extra 50 cents per night to help fund the
new Irvine Convention and Visitors
Bureau under a proposal that has received
prelim ina ry support from the Ci ty Coun-
cil.
The proposal. OK'd on a 3-2 vote this
week. must be reviewed by local hotel
operators and returned to the council for
formal approval.
Robert Varley. director of the conven-
tion bureau. sajd members of the local
hospitality industry want an attorney to
study the plan before decadmg whether to
agree wath the proposed rOOfl\ surcharge.
But he said hotel operators were disap-
pointed because they had hoped the
council would agree to fund 1he bureau
directly from the 8 percent bed tax now
••••••••••••••••••---' collected an Irvine.
Supporters saad the bureau is needed to
help fill rooms at Irvi ne hotels an the face of
strong competHion from other areas such
as Anaheim and from neighboring cities
such as Costa Mesa and N'ewport Beach.
Withm a year. Irvine as expected to have
about 2.100 hotel rooms.
Last August, the council allocated
$52,000 to help organize the bureau. In ats
current proposal. the bureau is seek.mg an
additional SS7,500 an cny funding for the
fiscal year ending June 30 and another
$200,000 for the coming year.
But the council has splat phalosophacally
concemang the bureau. Mayor Davad
Baker and Councilwoman Sally Anne
Miller have supported city funding for 1t,
while council members Larry Agran and
Barbara Wiener have said the clly should
not subsidize an organization to aad
private businesses.
Council member Ray Catalano. holding
the tie-breaking vote, presented has own
proposal for bureau funding Tuesday
night. Under Catalano's plan:
•The c11y could loan the bUTcau the
SS7.500 at is seeking for the current fiscal
year.
•The city would collect the 50-ccnt per
room-night charge (or any other amount
agreed to by hotel operators). The city
would retain money to cover its collect ion
costs and for long-term repayment of the
$57.500 loan. The remaining fund s would
be returned to the convention bureau.
•The city would receive a bureau
membership and would reta1n its current
authority to l)ppoint one-sixth of the
members of the bureau's board of direc-
tors.
•The bureau would agree to provide
visitors' services. such as a traveler's aad
station at John Wayne Airport.
•The bureau wou ld establish taes with
convention and v1s1tors representatives in
Costa Mesa. Newpon Beach and Santa
Ana to help promote the region.
"Thas mouon doesn't take one penny
from taxpayers," Catalano said.
He said the c11y. which already collects
the bed tax, would only act as the agency
for collecting the surcharge from local
hotel guests 10 fund the visitors bureau.
Councilwoman Miller said she sup-
ported the convention bureau so stron$)y
she'd approve an allocation of gencraJ cny
funds for at. But she backed Catalano's
proposal, saying. ''The political real!!Y as
we need three votes to get at through.
Before Catalano introduced his
proposal. v1s1tors bureau organazer:s ~P
posed an Irvine Finance Comm1ss1on
recommendation that the council consider
raising th e bed tax to fund the bureau.
'Assemblyman John Vasconcellos has proposed that $245. 000 be allotted for a ~ommission to promote self esteem.
Wouldyoufavorsucha commission?' c omplledbyG.JeanetteAvent
LyuP&d
Newport Bead!
Stwcleat, 1a .. uwUe
It depends on how
he's going to spend the
money-if he's going to
have a specific pr~m.
or billboards which I
don't think too worth-
while.
Darlt'nt' Wallace
Newport Beacb
Application analyst
Sounds dumb to me.
Juet Budel
lnlae
Ubrar7 clerll No. would not hke to Andrew Stone
see that amount o( Corona Del Mar
money spent unless it SeU-.mployed
was more defined as to I think that'sab~lute-
what sectors of the pub-ly ridiculous. tt', not the
I lie would benefit from g_ovemment'\ bu,tne<is.
the eJtpcnditure. Would The 1a5t thang we nttd 1s
it be for abused women more burcaucncy. .
or abused children or tellana us how 10 foci. act
nnanc1ally nttdy elder· or bt That'~ no1 ihear
ly? L _ __..-:::Jo....__ ___ _1funct1on
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Terry Moore
Nt'wport Beacb
Stockbroker
Surt'. sounds lake a
good idea.
l\lclaard Slaerwoocl
CorMa Del Mar
hbll1lala,
Utt. think 1t'i
healthy
Klara Korvin
Corona Del Mar
Skin care talon owur
Yes. because I like to
support every new idea
which sounds new and
good for the pe-0ple. A
lot of people have lots of
talent but no self esteem
I don't thank n's a wa<1tc
of money at all
Pett' ·v aodtrtl•e•hH
Foantaln Valley
Self-employtd
No. 11 <;C('rn~ hke 1fs
another eltcuse to spend
mort money 1n low
priom, aru elf
cstet<m can be dealt w"h
throu&h other aa.enc1e •
1f deemed neceuary and
I'm not sure 11 1~.
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74 burned as coµple explode bomb at school
Goes off accidentally. killing 1 captor;
second takes own life tn wake of blast
A search o( the school after the
explo ion turned up two other cit·
plodve devi~ that were removed
safely, Wolfley said.
bombs, nfles. stufT ltke that," she
said.
Witne scs u1d Youn& passed out
leaflets, demanded to talk to Presi-
dent Reaa.an and announced, "This is
the revolution." The pair asked $2
million ransom for each of the
hostaaes.
Young seemed confused. When
Youn' was asked whether a 10-year-
old chi Id could be released because he
had diabetes the man replied that he
wanted two lO-year-olds in hi place.
cla room when 1t went oft';" Excell
said. ..The classroom was de-
molished. I don't know how they aot
out alive."
COKEVILLE, Wyo. (AP) -A
heavily armed couple with a bomb.
took I SO students and adults hosiaae
at an elementary achoot Friday and d~mandcd $300 million but were
killed when the bomb exploded ~identally and the man shot
himself. authorities said.
At least 74 J)eople. most of them
children, suffered second-d~gree
bums in the blast of the gasoline
bomb about 4 p.m. MDT at the
Cokeville Elementary School. and
one teacher was shot in the back when
be tried to flee, officials said.
The man pve the device to his wife
to hold whale he went to the bath·
room, and she accidentally set off its
hair-triger mechanism. detonatin1
the bomb, said Lincoln County
Sheriff Deb Wolfley.
''I tbou&ht we were all dead," sa1d
secretary Christine Cook. who was in
the classroom whet it exploded. "I
heard this awful noise. It was smoke
and flames. Just pandemonium."
The couple was identified as David
Youna and his wife, Doris. and
residents said Youna was a (ormer
palicc officer in the town of about 5SO
peQplc.
The incident ~n about I p.m
when the Youngs entered the school
and herded the children, teachers and
admini tratol"S into a large classroom,
said Principal Max Excell.
A girl came into the town clerk's
office ind "said her father was going
to blow up. the school," said Nadine
Dana. the clerk.
.. There was a lot of ammun1tton.
Youni said he intenttonally came
to Cokeville to press bi~ demands,
according to Eltccll.
"He told me he'd picked this town
~use it was a rural community and
people take care of their children,"
the principal said. "He had 1t very
well thought out."
The Youngs, who were in their late
40s. "behaved quite rationally most
of the time." Excell said, but at times.
Accordina to Wolfley. the bomb's
hair· trigger device required oither the
man or woman to keep a hand on it.
When Young started to go to the
bathroom. Mrs. Young's hand slip-
ped off the device, and 1t blew up.
Young then shot himself as Excell
and others looked on, Excell said.
Mrs. Young was surrounded by
children when the bomb went off,
said Bob Looney. a spokesman for the
Lincoln County hcritrs Depart-
ment.
"They (the children) were all to the
Children and adults with buma on
their faces and arms streamed from
the 1ehool after the explosion "com·
plettly hysterical," said Corrine
Frednckson, wife of the town's police
chief. Many children lay on the
around scrtamini,
"We heard an explosion, two
aunshots (and saw) kids runnlna In
every in every direction,•· said Donna
Morfeld. a parent.
About a dozen ambulance-s con-
verged on the scene and two school
buses helped transport the iajured.
Teamster chief, FBI man indicted Pair flght for life,
9 others mourned
NASA files
allegedly
destroyed
WASHINGTON (AP) -Team-
sters Union President Jackie Presser
was indicted on labor racketeering
ch~es Friday, three days before
seeking election to a five-year term as
head of the nation's largest labor
union. Presser declared that the
~overnment's case was constructed of
·a house of cards."
A federal grand j ury in Cleveland
accused Presser of embezzling money
from a union local there. It was the
latest development in a topsy-turvy
legal saga that began to unfold 1n I 982
when Labor Department stnke force
attorneys launched an investiP,tion
of a so-called "ghost-employee • pay-
roll scheme at Local 507 in Cleveland.
-In a related case. the Justice
Department announced that an FBI
agent was 1nd1ctcd Fnday for making
false statements that led to the
collapse of the government's probe of
Presser a :,-car ago.
Chief spokesman TerT) Eastland
No ouster of Presser seen
WASHINGTON (AP) ._ Jackie
Presser's only challenier for the
presidency of the natton's largest
union said Friday be does not expect
Presser's indictment to lead to his
ouster as the Teamsters' top official.
"If you want to bet on something,
bet on Presser's election" at the
Teamsters' convention in Las Vegas.
Nev.. next week, Sam Theodus,
chuckling as he spoke. said in a
telephone interview.
Thcodus, president of Teamsters
Local 407 in Presser's back yard of
Cleveland, announced last month
that he would run as an independent
candidate against Presser. Hts cam-
paign theme. Tbeodus said, would be
a push for the union's 1.6 m1llton
members to pick their leaders directly
through secret rank-and-file ballot-
ing.
said the Justice Department was
continuing an internal probe of any
involvement• by FBI agents in the
Presser case.
From Las Vegas, Nev.. where
Presser, 59, was preparing for the
convening Monday of the 23rd con-
vention of the International
Brotherhood of Teamsters, the presi-
dent said:
"l welcome our day in court as an
opportunity to put an cod to what has
been a five-year pattern of insinua-
tions and leaks of false information."
"For fi ve years." the stateMent
said, "the federal government has
attempted to build a case against me,
but has succeeded tn building nothing
more substantial than a house of
cards."
Ray McElhaney. an FBI spokes-
man, said the bureau wouJd have no
comment on the indictment of one of
its agents.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -Two teen-agers who survived three
days huddled with six com~nions in a snow cave on Mount Hood
fou&ht for life Friday, as families and schoolmates mourned nine others
who died in the worst accident in the mountain's history.
The condition of one of the survivors, 16-year-old Giles
Thompson of Longview, Wash., worsened Friday afternoon when hi s
arms and legs began to bleed.
"The doctors said it may affect his chances for survival," said
Sister Margarita Acosta, a spokeswoman for Providence Hospital.
He was reparted in very critical condition, while Brinton Clark. I 5.
of Portland was in critical but stable condition.
Nine of the 13 people who set out on the expedition Monday died
as a result of the freak blizzard that trapped them high on the peak.
Thom{>SOn and Oark were conSClous but unable to speak when
they and six others were pulled from the cave late Thursday 1n a
dramatic rescue that came after an intense search by about I 00 people.
The other six. four students and two faculty members at Oregon
Episcopal School, showed no vital signs on amval at Ponland
hospitals.
The bodies of th rec other teen-agers were found Wednesday on the
11 ,235-foot mountain 50 miles east of Portland.
Two other memben of the climbing party had hiked ofT the
mountain Tuesday seeking help.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
presidential commission investigat·
ing the Challenger explosion bas sent
an FBI agent to NASA's Marshall
Spac.e Flight Center to investigate an
allegation that some files involving
shuttle booster rockets were thrown
out or destroyed after the accident.
The center, in Huntsville, Ala., has
charge of the shuttle's soHd rocket
boosters and supervises the cont.rac-
tor that builds them. Marshall bas
figured largely in the Challenger
investiption, because a leak in the
shuttle s right booster rocke.t is be-
lieved to have caused the acodent.
Urban aid funds ordered spent
Thompson was "somewhat surprised that be was ahve" when he
woke up, said Dr. Gr:eJOry Lorts at Providence Medical Center.
"In questioning him, I understand he is able to nod, bl ink his eyes
in the affirmative, he does understand what's going on," Lorts said.
Surgery performed Friday morning to reduce the swelltng 10
Thompson s leis and an arm was successful a nd no amputation was
anticipated, said Dr. Duane Dietz. His temperature had returned to
normal.
The allegation was contained in an
anonymous letter sent to the com-
m1ss1on recently. Receipt oftbe letter
was first disclosed by the Chicqo
Tribune, which . sa1d the com-
mission's investigators have con-
firmed that some documents were
destroyed long after NASA ordered
all accident-related documents im-
pounded. WASHING fON tAP)-A federal
Judge ruled Friday that the Reagan
1 admtnstratton must spend or tend $7
b1lhon in urban aid which the
president wants 10 save this fiscal
year.
The dec1s1on. however. could afTect
some S22.9 b1lhon 1n deferred spend-
ing or lending 10 41 different federal
programs during the rest of fiscal
1986. which ends Sept. 30.
Deferrals would affect programs
such as housing subs1d1es for the
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for urban renewal and public works,
sales of military equipment to other
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aid for crime victims and for workers
whose jobs have been lost because of
import c-0mpetition and prison and
airport construction.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Pen-
field Jackson, in a 28-page opinion,
ruled that the president can no longer
use the lmpoundment Control Act of
I 974 because the Su~reme Court
struck down a key provision in 1983.
Clark's vital signs all were normal Frida)'.. and she showed no signs
of frostbite, said Dr. William Long. He said shc:.~till might need kidney
dialysis, however.
Clark recognized her parents during a midnight reunion. Long
said. "The {>a rents were sobbing with great reljefthat their daughter was
whole and intact," he said.
A NASA source told The As-
sociated Press Friday that the allega-
tions came in an unsigned, hand-
written letter. "It's done in a kid's
scrawl w1th m1sspclling.s, apparently
m an effort at disguise, bccaU$C it's
pretty specific. It betrays a lot of
knowledge and 1t con tams names,"
said the source who spc:>ke on con-
ditton of not being identi fied by
name.
He stayed his ruling to give the
government time to appeal his de-
cision, if it wishes.
Long said Clark was in better shape than Thompson.
Neither appeared to have suffered brain damage but doctors said
they probably would not remember their ordeal. The money was provided by Con-
gress but the president moved 10
February to "defer" the spending,
relying on a law that Congress passed
An integral part of the law. Jackson
said. was the one-House veto which
was declared unconstttuuonal.
"Perhaps nature is kfod that way," said Long.
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event that hoped to have partmpants
form a coast·to-<:oast human cham,
will have several gaps along the 4.152-
milc route, mainly in sparsely popu-
lated and rugged areas. organizers
conceded Friday.
In addition to the open I 40 miles
dropped along its rugged Arizona
desert route, organizers said during
news conferences in Phoenix and Los
Angeles that desert sections in Texas
and New Mexico will will probably be
empty at noon PDT on May 25.
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signed up so far, but offi cials are not
able to keep up with the number of
panicipants in recent days. due to a
heavy flood of calls, Hands Across
Amcnca spokesman David Fulton
said 1n Los Angeles.
"There's a likelihood of having a
pretty soltd line from New York
through Chicago, because there's
pretty dense population " said Mar1y
Rogol, director of USA for Africa, the
parent foundation overseeing Hands
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St. Louis, Tennessee, Kentucky and
Arkansas -we have a fair shot," be
said. "From West Texas on bas
always been the issue."
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·consider Mideast
economic plan
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pmi· A text of the speech was released in
dent Reqan's national security ad· Washinatoo.
viser said Friday the major industrial The presidential adviser said the
democracies are considering an econ· United States envisions not just a
omic development plan for the government aid program but a pro-
Middle East that wouJd plow back &ram that also would encourqe
some of the gains the.Y have eajoyed private investment in the reaion.
from the ~nt drop m oil prices. ''The key will be to create a
In bis first ma1or speech since productive infrastructure and mean·
ta.kins over as the chief White House an&ful employment opportunities,"
foreian policy expert in December, Poindexter said. "Given the scope of
Vice Adm. John M. Poindeitter told the problem, a collective effort bas
an audience in Indianapolis that such much to be said for it."
a proPOS&l was discussed earlier this Administration officials, speakina
month at the scven·nation economic with the understanding they would
summit in Tokyo. not be identified, said the economic
Israeli Prime Minister Shimon development plan was discussed by
Peret tint broac~cd the i.~ea some the summit partners "in a rather
months aao. calhng at a Marshall ~ general way" and that no specific
Plan for the Middle East." programs have been proD<>Scd yet.
. "The drop in ~oergy prices has "We pointed out the U.S. govern·
pven a. substant1al boost to th.e ment already is/· ving a lot of aid to
economies of most of our summit the region an encoura'ed other
panners," Poindexter observed in a governments to join us by aocreasing
speech prepared for an Armed Forces their assistance," one official said.
Day dinner. "We want to explore But he said the countries that might wa~s in ~hie~ the seven summit be ta~eted for help have not be
natJons m1a.bt increase the resources identified although "most of the sc~ aside" Tor needy nations in the countries' in the region could use
Middle East. economic aid."
Blanketa from Poland
laterpol iweacyatta"ed
by terrorl•ta; 1 wounded
., ... .bMda&.t Prea
PARIS -Terrontts attacked &be beedqUllWI ol lawpol. &be
iniernational police .ncy. wit.b pans and exploliva Fridly ~ .,,,,.........
one policeman in the arm and wt1erina wioctow., audloritia -.id. 1Allell
fou.nd at the scene were aiped by the narcmc leftist pvup Direct Aaioo.
Police, speak.i"I on coodition of aooaymity, laid tbe laTOnlU arrived ia u
automobile about 10:10 p.m .• sprayed the buiktint with aunfire and iMe
burled u explosive device. They uid invcstipton coWd not Uruned'9tdy del~ne whether the explosion was caueecf by a p-eude or a bomb. A
policeman Juardin& the bu1ldin& WU bit in the ann by I bWkt aad WU
hospitalized. They alto laid a tearcb wu under way for a bomb that milbt have
been placed inside the Interpol buildina in the westma suburb of SL Cloud.
C.tlloJJc b&lloi-' ollJclal detabted
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -Police baDdcutred tbe ~ ~tary of the Sou.them African Catholic 8iJbops Coolerence at 1us home
Fnday and took ham away, officials of the conference said. h &nocber
development, anti.apartheid leaden in the AJeundra black 10wnship said I.bey
woul_d go ahead with funerals today for ciabt pcop6c killed in racial violeace
despite a j~'s refusaJ to permit a mus service in the IOCCCf' stadium. The
Rev_. Sman .•so Mkhatshwa wu ~en away before dawn from the rcsideoct
at hJS cburc 1n Soshanguve township north of Pretoria, the Roman Catbobc
con.ference sai~ in a statement. Mkhluwbwa is a prominent black carnpajpr
apmst the white government's official pohcy of apartheid-racial tepatataon.
Voters cro•d poll• to elect .ne• pre.Ide.at
Contras' Pastora
gives up the fight
A Pollah woman holda one of a group of blanketa and
aleepln& baa• -donated by fellow Polea -that wUJ be
ablppec[ from Wanaw, Poland to aid New York'• homeleu.
The atoreroom beloqa to the Pollah Committee for Social
Ald. Poland baa been rece1Yin& powdered milk from the
United Statea In the wake 0£ contamination from the
Chernobyl nuclear accident.
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic -Dominicans on Friday
crowded polls.to cast ballot~ for president, vice president, federal lawmakers
and local ~fficials. Early votu~g wu generally ~ful despite violence durina
the campaign. A tear gas cannister exploded outs1de one pollin1 station but no
one wa~ inj~red and th~ ~talion remained open. Two other pollina stations in
the capital ctty of 1.5 million were clOtee:t after election officials received bomb
threats. No bombs went off. President Salvador Jorae Blanco cboee not to aeek
another four.year term. His wid.espttad popularity upon taking office in 1982
was ~miJ?ished by ~e austerity procrarn. be imP,lcmentcd to stabilize the
detcnoraung Dorrun1can econo~y. The nwn candidates vying to replace him
were .s l:year-0ld Jacobo . MaJluta of the ruling center·left Dominican
Revolutionary Party; Joaqum Balquer, 78, of the center.right Social Christian
Reform Party; and Juan Bosch, 76, of the leftist Dominican Liberation Party.
ON THE SAN JUAN RIVER,
C.Osta Rica (AP)-Nicaraguan rebel
leader Eden Pastora on Friday gave
up his fight against the Sandinista
government he helped bring to
power. He surrendered to Costa
Rican authorities in hopes of winning
asylum.
"We think there is no possibility of
a military victory," the sweat-soaked
guerrilla chief told reponers.
"We don't want to be soldiers of the
United States in a war of pressure,"
Pastora added. "We want to be
soldiers of the Nicaraguan people in a
war of ours, the Nicaraguans, to
overthrow the extreme left In a
nationalist war."
Moments earlier, Pastora had
waded across the San Juan River,
now shallow because of the dry
season. and l&Jd down has weapons.
Waitin~ for Pastora were Costa
Rlcao police and cavil guardsmen and
journalists.
C.Osta Rican authont1es said earlier
that Pa.stora's aJdes in San Jose. the
Costa Rican capital, had submitted a
written application for asylum on his
behalf.
The first 90 of some 400
Nicaraguan guerrillas who arc seek·
mg asylum with Pastora also entered
Costa Rica Friday and were taken to a
site away from the border pending a
decision on their status, said Radio
Monumental in San Jose.
It was not known how many more
fiJ!lters remain loyal to Pastora. but
aides said as many as 1,500 members
of his Revolutionary Democratic
Alliance were expected to seek
asylum later.
Pastora, 49, had become incrcas·
ingly isolated in his fight against the
lef\.wing Sandinistas as other rebel
groups Joined a rival organization
that rec.eives U.S. funding and sup-
port.
He had fought with the Sandinistas
to oust the rightist regime of the late
President Anastasio Somoza in 1979,
winning the nickname "Commander
Zero." But he later broke with the
Saodinistas over political disagree·
men ts.
President Oscar Arias Sanchez said
this week he would consider granting
the request for asylum 1f Pastora
promised to lay down his weapons
and "stop being what he is today -
one more comandante in the anu-1
Sandinista fight."
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Newport2000 bJterested·
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To the Editor.
On May 2, Mr. Marun 8rowcT had tome thinp to say about Univenity
Drive and Newport 2000. One mi.Jbt
have detected a snide or satincal
comment here and there.
Mr. Brower. is it poss1ble that the
residents of Newport Beach have
interests and priorities other than
new hotels.. hi~"'rise office buildinp,
multi.unit residential developments.
an expanded airport, freeways -in
other words, an cxpandma mcp.
lopolis?
Newport Beach was, according to
our recent survey, a great place to live.
In fact, it was one of the premier
beach-<>riented residenti,JI com·
muruties in the world. We believe
many residents would like to keep
some of this atmosphere and not sec
their property values eroded by traffic
and urban congestion just so de·
velopen can maximize their profits.
You assign Newport 2000 a new
role -to better the community by
the year 2000. We hope something
can be accomplished long befo~
then.
We would like to blunt the thrust of
the people for whom you speak. They
have turned our city into one of the
densest areas in Oran~e County,
rcsjdential and commerclal.
COMMENTARY
The resultin& traffic, urban crowd· 1na and air pollution have become a
threat to the Quality of our lives and a
threat to our property values.
Newport 2000 is a political action
committee fonned to speak for the
residents of Newport Beach. This is a
concept no one on the City Council
but Don Strauss seems to undentand.
The residents arc un~presented by a
council m-.iority that n.abber stamps
all new development with witless
unconcern for the resulting conges-
tion and traffic.
As to University Drive, you won't
have to .. watch and see" whether we
support lhis throuahway m the Back
Bay C<lOlogical preserve.
Thanks to the Robinson5 this area
isn't lost to development. We support
their viewpoint.
No, we don't favor frccway·tyi:x
solutions to. the traffic problem in
NeWpc:>n Beach. Shortly, however, we
will be circulating an 1nitiat1ve peti·
uon to place on the ballot a traffic
managemel\t ordinance to equate
new development with transpor·
tation capability.
Will you support that concept?
Let's watch and sec.
PA UL RYC KOFF
Newp<>rt Beach
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To the Editor.
Re: J. W. 's Letter to the Editor on
May 11 :
t-ountain Valley aeacben may "put
in" six hours a day 4'h days a week,
but docsJ.W, even wonderwben and
where l~sson plan• come ft'Om or
when and whet'e papen are padtd?
Each day a. teacher must come to
class prepared for a.t least five dif.
ferent subjects.
Then the teacher must ao home and
s;rade lhe pepen collected that da}' -
anywhere from ~l SO pepen. This
means one to t~ hours of daily
paper grading.
Thurs, a teacher worb a minimum
of 40 hours a week and oft.en up to SO
and 60 hours a week.
It's too bad J.W. thinks .. put in"
time is the only time teacben work.
Hopefully, this letter will be educa-
tional. not only for J. W. but for others
who an: also misinformed.
ENJDLEIOH
Huntington Beach
U.S. should stay out of Nicaragua 'sinternal affairs
By WILL SWAJM
A Daily Pilot edatonal asks. "How
can the nation tum 1ts back on the
Contras?" (Daily Pilot, March 24).
This unusually simple.minded eda·
tonal suggests that "anyone who
values freedom and democracy"
should support President Reagan's
plan to ann the Contras. But why?
The editonal offers fo ur spunous
reasons:
First The Daily Pilot editorial says
the Nicaraguan government 1s com-
munist-backed. What does It mean to
say the Nicaraguans arc communists?
The cdatorial suggests that com-
munism an Nicaragua as "a repressive
force that destroys and1v1dual
liberties and elimmates religion as a
matter of pohcy." But. 1f this as
communism, Nicar~ua has been
"communist" throu out the 20th
century. The United talcs supported
the Somoza family as presidents of a
Nicaragua over which they governed
with um1t1gated power.
Why wasn't Ronald Reagan -
who, as a candidate, called Somoza "a
true friend of democracy'' -con-
cerned with human ri$hts abuses
then? Under the Amencan·backed
Somoza, 80 percent of Nicaraguans
could not read; the other 20 percent
read censored newspapers. Under
Somoza 70 percent of Nicaraguans
never saw a doctor Under Somoza
one-an-five children died before
reachmg the age of four: 80 percent
never saw a school. Under an Amen·
can.backed dictator, two.thirds of all
Nicaraguans were. by the World
Health Organization's reckoning. suf-
fcnng from malnutntaon.
When he fell to the Sandinistas in
1979, Somoza controlled one-fifth of
the economy and had a fortune
estimated at S900 million -this an a
country whose average c1t1zcn made
less than $300 a vear Where was
Ronald Reagan then?
In tact, of course. Amenca's
interest 1n Nicaragua has nothing to
do with communists. Russians, or
Cubans. In the 70 years before the
Russian revoluuon. the U.S. invaded
Nicaragua eight tames (1n 1885, 1893,
1894. 189 5. 1896. 1898. 1909 and
1912).
Following the last landtng. U S
Mannes stayed for 31 years. It should
come as no surpnse that under the
Somo1as the Nicaraguan national
anthem. composed by an American.
was the U.S. Manne Corps hymn.
Second: The Daily Pilot editonal
suggests that opposnion to the pres1·
dent's plan to ann and train the
Contras as motivated by either ig-
norance of our own history or by the
fear of replic.ating the Vietnam ex·
pericnce. "Have we forgotten." the
editorial asks, "that we were esta~
lished by rebels wbo fought to throw
off the yoke of oppression" Or have
we been intimidated by the national
disaster that was Vietnam?"
If only we could, as Robert Bums
once said. sec ourselves as others sec
us. Why should Nicaraguans sec
American troops as a liberating force?
It was. after all. the U.S. government
that sent Marines to Nicaragua eight
ti mes before 1912. It as the U.S. that
has the dubious d1stmct1on of having
launched the first acnal bom·
bardn'lcnt of a civilian· population.
On June 16, 1927, U.S. planes
dropped bombs on the village of
Ocotal, killing 300. The village was
suspected of loyalty to Aususto
Sandino -the man who President
Reagan now holds up as the Thomas
Jefferson of Nicaragua.
It is the U.S. government that
trained and equipped Somoza's Na-
tional Guard (a group which earned
lhe antipathy of all the major human
rights' organizations) and who sup--
pons today the remnants of the guard
embodied in the Contras.
It 1s at best 1roruc that Reagan
should choose to compare the Ameri·
can rebels who fought to throw off the
yQk.e of British oppTCssion with those
who wouJd impose the American will
upon Nicaragua. The history that has
been forgotten is the history of
hamfisted U.S. intervention an Ccn·
tral America.
Contrary to the Daily Pilot's su~
gestaon that "the desire to avoid
another Vietnam bas clouded the
Nicaraguan issue,•· one could more
readily argue that the Vietnam ex-
perience has illuminated the Central
American issue, that the Vietnam
debacle has disabused Americans of
the notion that their government
always tells the truth.
When the Johnson adm1nistrat1on
claimed that U.S. ships in the Gulf of
Tonk.in had been attacked by North
Vietnamese, the crisis atmosphere
seemed to leave no time for debate.
As one historian of the Vietnam war
has noted, "Congress had grown
accustomed to approving executive
mattatives without senous question''
and. so, the Tonkm Resolution was
passed
In 1970, the Senate voted over-
Judge Carter no 'Bird clone'
To the Editor:
I read with some amusement your
anacle concerning Judge Brian
Carter.
Having known Judge Caner tor
many years, he is certainly not a
''Rose Bird clone" or a "left wing
hbcral." Judge Carter's record \peah
for Itself and we arc indeed fortunate
to have a man of Judge Caner's
ab1hty, who 1s willjng to leave a
lucrative private practice to serve as a
Municipal Coul'\Judgc.
BOB LONGPRE
Westminster
Give up control of moorings
To the Editor_
The c11y government of Newport
Beach remands me of the way the)
catch monkeys 1n the Jungle, by tying
a glass jug to a tree and placing fruit
inside thcjus.
The monkey stacks 1to; hand an the
JU&. gnps the fnm an ats fht and can't
pull at out Here ao; where the
similarity become .. undeniable.
The monkey, not being very bnght,
will sit there tua&Jng to get free wfulc
some avoidable temtilc thing hap.
pens to at It 1s beyond the monkey's
ab1b1yto reason that 1f1he pnze in the
jua wctt released the monkey's
~bJem would be '°I vrd
The city government of Newport
8e9cb is alarmed that a "free matltet"
has dtvdoped with the boat moor-
inp tu controls. OflicaaJs are in the pu>'.()e•, once mon:, of t1JhtA:n1n1 tbdt lt'JP on their pnz~ (trytfll to aet
their Other arm m the JU&) ft won't
work. Benet minds than those scbem-ana ll I.be ptetent haven't been suCcetlf\IJ 11 makina aovemmen1 W&Jtina hsu fot an}'1 h1na work the
r
wa) they want at to.
Those who view w1th alarm a ·•free
market" have the fruit clenched an
their fist and sahva building m their
mouths. The answer to the problem is
to let go. Tum the moonng,s over to
the present holders.
It will seem hkc a miracle. There
would be no more foohshncss of
dettlict boats moored to protect
possession of the moorina. The
moorinp ~ould automatica.lly JO to
their best use. That use, laracly, ts for
those boat owners who will deal with
the 1nconvemence ofa moorina. over
a dock or slip, for the economy
involved.
t have been watchina and dealina
with Newpon Beach for a lot o(years.
I am bemna that the monkey never
lets ao of the fruit There is a
ddTercnc:e between the anpper oft.he
fruit m the jua and the aacncy that
holds the boat mooriop fn 11.S 1111).
The other fist holds a 1un.
ROO£R BLOXHAM
Nev.wrt Beach
whemingly to repeal the resolution,
so outraged were they .. at having been
kept in the dark" by three succcssi ve
administrations.
To suggest that Americans are
unreasonably wary of 10volvemcnt in
Central America because of "the
national disastCT that was Vietnam"
is to blame Napoleon for not return-
ing to Waterloo. In the 1960s and
'70s, Amencans were lied to by thetr
leaders. In the 1980s, Americans arc
being lied to by the Reagan adminis-
tration.
Most recently. of course. Reagan
C:f.KTt.EMEN !
1'HE CHDICf
IS ~IMPLE I
took a page from Lyndon Johnson's
strategy book when he accused
Nicaragua of invading Honduras. In
the last few days, Honduran officials
have suggested there was a lot of arm-
twistmg going on: indeed, it took the
Hondurans nearly two days to admit
they had an invasion which might
require $20 malhon to repel.
Why were Honduran officials so
disinclined to admit that Nicaraguan
soldiers might be fighting Contras on
Honduran temtory? Given the
human nghts abuses ascribed to the
Contras. it is no doubt an embarrass-
ment to admit they are on Honduran
territory. But, more pointedly.
shouldn't the N1cara~uan anny enter
Honduran territory 1f Honduras has
guaranteed sanctuary to the Contras?
The Contras and their backers in
Washington cannot expect the Con·
tras to launch attacks upon
Nicaraguan civilians with impuruty.
Sovereignty as no defense for tcr·
rorists -a fact which Ronald Reagan
was quick to point out when U.S. Afr
Force fighters grounded an Egyptian
airliner ferrying those suspected of
hijacking the Achille Lauro.
But Reagan's "prodigious leap into
fantasy" docs not end here. Reagan
claims Latin Americans support bis
policies and, yet, eight Laun A.meri·
can foreign ministers meeting in
Washington in February told lhe U.S.
to cease suppon for the Contras.
Nor is there support for Reagan's
policies among Western European
nations or in Japan. In their concept,
our leaders believe they have been
granted a dcgrcc of insight un-
available to the rest of the world.
Reagan claims the Contras arc
freedom fighters, yet, the Washington
Office on Latin America reports that
the Contras abuse Nicaraguan civ-
ilians ''evidentially as a matter of
policy." The Contras are, Amnesty
International says, guilty of"torturcs
and murders." The New York Times
concluded that most human rights
abuses arc attributable to Reagan's
Contras.
Reagan says the Sandinistas sup--
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Joln BEACH or lose shorelme
To the Editor.
The jewels of Ora nae County are us wa.nn, sandy beaches; its challenaina
surf; and ats ever-c:banaina ocean
vistas. They even represent a strong
economic baJe ror the rqion
By what perverted th1nkin1 then do
our Oranp County Board of Super-
visors and the cuy of San Oemente
refuse to fuUy support the proposed
tw~unty aroup (BEACH). formed
to seek federal and state annss to fl.lht
erosion of our beaches, the ir·
repllcable and an-important ele-
ment that ml.Us them so valuable?
Communities an New Jcncy and
Aor1da, and our neiahborina Ocea.n~. linorant or hcedles of the
damqc th.at development alon\our
shore Ii net can do to the beaches, ave
loSl them enttrcly or found them·
"
~Ives W1th only a beach of rocks.
Innumerable studies and eumpla
arc available showtna the results or
lack ofrorcsiaht in protectjng the sand
on our beaches.
What would New Yort bt without
its Central Parle or San FninCltClO its
Golden Gate Park? Their officials
t\ad the wiJdom to aC1 while there was
still an opportunity to acquire the
land. Today il would be 1mpouible.
What would l..quna be without it.a
beaches? Or Newpon Bach and
other of our nt1ahboriq citaa' flfty
years from now we may "°'be able to
enjoy the Je"Wel' we now have if tft do
not act to protect them now. Our
su!)ttViso11 and local offidals ~ouJd
be uracd to suppon .. BEACH."
EVELYN GAYMAN
Lqurui Beach
port terrorism in Brazil. Argentina
and Panama. All three governments
said they have no evidence the
Sanctinistas are supponing terrorism
in their nations. The Brazilian gov-
ernment went even further and said,
m fact, that American mercenaries
had been arrested for supportjng
right-wing terronst groups in their
country. Brazil has demanded that
Reagan issue a fonnal opology.
Reagan says the Sandinistas are
anti-Scmitjc. A New York rabbi,
Balfour Bnckner, has investigated the
administration's charges and denies
them. Brickncr's conclusions arc
supported by Reagan's own am·
bassador to Nicaragua. Anthony
Ouainton, who said in a 1983 repon.
"The evidence fajls to demonstrate
that the Sandinist.as have followed a
policy of anit·Semitism."
Sometimes Reagan's "presadc:ntial
imprecisions, .. his "overstatements.·•
are even funny. In a recent speech. the
president showed a picture of a man
Wlth a box. This picture, Reagan
declared. constituted proof that the
Sanrunist.as arc involved in drug
smuggling. I have seen many men
with boitcs an my lifetime. I remain
unconvinced that they were all drug
dealers.
Nor docs the U.S. government's
Drug Enforcement Agency support
Reagan's claims. The DEA said,
Reagan's Contras appear to be in-
volved in drug ttaffickan&. Contra
leader Carlos Cabezas is in Jail an San
Francisco for smugglin$ cocaine. The
San Francisco faamaner reported
that $36,020 seized following
Cabezas' 1983 arrest was returned
·after it was claimed by Contras
representatives in Washington. D.C.
Reagan's litany of lies rightly
arouses the suspicion of Americans.
Third; The Daily Pilot erutorial
argues that it makes no sense to
believe that aid to the Contras will
lead mexorably to direct American
military involvement. Similarly, the
admirustration claims that living lbe
ContraS $100 million now will ob.
viate djrcct American involvement
later ... They do not need our boys,"
Reagan bas said. "lhey need our
financial support and our prayers."
Apparently the Contras need more
prayers than money. At the end of a
one month visit to Nica~ua. former
CIA analyst David McMachaels said
the Sanclinisw have develo~ a
successful political and m1litary
strategy that can counter whatever
efforts the Contras make. Further
U.S. financial support is. he con-
cluded, "money down the rat hole."
McM1chaels' conclusions are
borne out by the facts. Unable to
defeat the Sandinista army, Contras
have resorted lO a war aaa.inst
civilians. Attacking farms (10 in
1985), hospitals (the Contras have
killed 18 Western European doctors
and nurses and destroyed 41 health
centers) and schools (98 teachers wen:
assassj nated and 171 were kidnapped
an 1984 ), the Contras have proven
themselves, not f'rccdom fi&btcrs. but
terrorists. Their intention is not to
defeat the Sandinistas militarily, but
to bleed Nicarqua slowly, to create
such chaos in the country that,
ultimately, the people themselves will
ure of resistance.
This highly immoral strategy has 50
far been a miserable failure.
In seven years of fighting. the
Contras -the lar&est and best·
equipped guerilla (oroe in Latin
Amencan history -have yet to
capture a single Nicaraiuan village.
They have even worn out their
welcome in their U.S.·buih Hon·
duran camps. Former Foreip Mini ..
ter of Honduras Edgardo Pu Bamica
says the Contras arc responsible for
.. horrendous pillage" in the border
areas of his country.
As the continuation of Somoza's
war against common people the
Contras are as welcome as S.YJ>hillis.
The only alternative -Daily Pilot
and Reagan administration prot·
estataons notwithstanding -is direct
U.S. involvement.
Finally: The Daily Pilot editorial
urges Americans to rediscover the
vigor with wruch we used to prosecute
foreign wan. "Americans used to take
pnde in the claim that the policies of
the United States were formulated to
'make the world safe for democracy."'
But our support of the Conttas must
appear, to the Nicaraauans a.swell u
to the world, as yet another cue of
this sort of Amcncan conceit We do
not belong in the a.ffain of other
countnes. We arc not infallible. We
arc, in fact, capeble of elpbantinc
errors. In its uncritical 1uppon of
Reapn's war in Nk.ata&ua the Daily
Pilo1, likc Ronald R~. iW shown
a surpns1na ianorance of bistory and
of fact.
On the basis of such wrooa·
headedness, Reapn would push us
into a war the true futility of which
miaht emcrae only aft.er the bodJes
had been counted and the smoke had
cleared. Nicaraaua, like some
mousetraps, would be easy to ,et into,
but difficult to aet out of.
WIU Swaim 11 • D*fate ., ... ,la
t.l1tfl'Y •I UC lt'YliH.
Don't print unhealthy recipes
To the Editor:
I am absolutely appalled by the
unhealthy recipes you arc publishing
almost daily. r can see no point in
encouraaina people to eat thanas that arc so bad for t.hem.
The chocolate treat for mom was
the last straw. Are you tryina to kill
mom om All those recipes are laden
with supr, cream and cas; we are all
tryin& to down down on these foods,
why don't you help us?
How about a natural yoaurt sundae
as a treat for mom? Layers of natural
yogurt, a little granola, sliced fresh
strawberries and just as a special treat
a spoonful of Grand Marni er poured
over the top? This is a healthy,
delicious dessert th.at mom would
appttaate.
Tumina over the paac I 1tt you an:
worklnf on a substitute for tofU. Wby
1 substitute for tofu? h 11 a healthy
vegetable. Now substitutes are fuJJ of eus and unhealthy thinp. If yo\I
want to be healthy you ao lookina fbr
tofu; if you don't you make your usual
souffie or whatever with your eas.
your chocolate, supr and your cream.
Please don't deter people from
becoming more discemina and trying
to produce healthier food for their
famahcs.
So to the editors of Pilot I say let's
not tempt people any more, we all
know about tempting foods that ate
so nch in oU and egs and aJJ the
th"'p which are bad for our bean.s.
Help us to stay alive and produce
IOme delicious recipes that are toifta
to keep us flt and healthy for many
yuntocomc.
VAL SARNES
Newport Beech
Court needs spring cl~nfng
To the Editor:
The editor iJ riabt about the deep
pockets ro Una. We need to c:ba.nae 11,
but what we neut to do mOll u chAnac
thatcoun.
I( I had a pct that kepi I on
the carpet, I would rub bls no1e In it
•
and clean tbc carpet ~ or tw.ce.
Tbe:n I would ttt rid of the pet.
Wt have clttned up too often aft.er
that Rote Bird court. We need to chanet 1t and" can m November nMBOLDrNO
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-County Jews to celebrate Israel's birthday
A countywide celebration on Sun·
day at TempJe lea Slaolom, Santa
Ana. will mark Israel's 38th year of
independence.
Special programs are planned for
studenu in synaaotue schools. while
adufts can attend a Bible study
session. led by Rabbi Robert Berman,
or a talk on the critical challenges
facing Israel by Rabbi Frank Stem.
The morning finale will include
community singing, led by Cantor
Linda Ecker, a patriotic ceremony,
led by the Boy Scout troop from
Temple Beth Emet. Anaheim, and the
relcasinaof38 helium·fllled balloons. • • • .. Values in Conflict: Ethical Dilem-
mas in a PluraJJstic Society" will be
the discussioo topic at the luncheon
mectina of Newport·Meta·lrvlae 18·
terfaJa CCHIMU.
Members wiU meet at 11 :30 a.m.
Wednesday at the First United
Methodist Church. 420 W. 19th 'St.,
Costa Mesa. • • • The combined choirs at SL Aa·
drew'• Ptetbf terlaa Clllvc•. New-
port Beach. will perform at the 8:30
and l 0: I 5 a.m. services Sunday. Don
American wins
prize for theology
LONDON (AP)-An Amcncan Presbytenan m1n1ster says he
will donate the $265,200 Templeton Prize he was awarded for
theolog1cal education to post-graduate research at a Princeton. N.J .
center he founded.
The Rev. James I. McCord on Tuesday received the pnu
created by U.S. millionaire and Presbyterian cider John M
Templeton to recognize progress in rehgion.
O. Fontana will conduct the choirs,
brass and percus ion, and Lori Clous-
ina wHJ be the orpnist.
The church is located at 600 St.
And~ws Road. • • • Lida Vaschenko, known as the
leader of the "Siberian Sev'en and
who is dedicated to helping Russian
Christians get exit visas, will tell
about her experiences while trying to
emia.rate to the U.S.
Sfle will speak at 10: 30 a.m. Sunday
at the Meaa Bible Qaapel, I 734
Orange Ave .. Costa Mesa. • • • The Rev. Robert Thompson.
pastor of Christian Life Fellowship in
Poway, will present the program for
Women'• A&)ow FellowQlp, which
will meet at "8:30 a.m. Tuesday in the
Laguna Hills Holiday Inn.
Thompson, was part of the early
Pentecostal· Movement, and for the
last two years has been one of the
speakers at the International Chris·
uan Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusa-
lem. • • • Workshops and installation of
officers will highlight the three-day
conference of the f">acific Southwest
Branch of Women's Leape for CoD·
s~rvative Jadalsm. scheduled to
open Sunday in the Irvine Manion
Hotel.
Sisterhoods or Contervalive Syn-
aaoaues in Southern California. An-
zona, Nevada and New Mexico will
be rtprcsenled. • • •
About SO members of the Slteplterd
of 1'e HUis Valtecl Ot.arcb of ~rls&,
Laguna NiJUel, are spending the
weckerid on a family retreat at
Pilgrim Pines m the San Bernardino
Mountains. ••• A panel discuss1on on .. Chris.
tianity as it Jtelates to Our Family
Life and Vocation" will highli&ht the
next meeting of the Womea'11'ellow-
1lllp of tile Nel11tborhocl Coll1n1a·
tloul Clnuc•, Laguna Beach.
Panelists will be Janet Eversmeyer,
Aorcncc Callaway, Catherine Ben-·
nett and Elizabeth Richards.
The meeting will begin at noon
Tuesday in Bridge Hall of the church,
Glenneyre Street and St. Ann's Drive. • • •
Ken J efTcrs, chairman of the Saha 'i
Community of Laf.Una Niguel. will
talk about the Baba i effort to achieve
world peace at the 10:30a.m. meeting
Sunday of the Vnltariu UDlvenallst
Fellowsblp of Larua Beaclt, 429
Cypress Onvc. • • • A round~trip ticket for l wo to lsraet
will be awarded at a apecial laraeli
Niaht at 7:30 toni&ht at Temple
SMroa, 617 W. Hamilton Ave., Costa
Mesa. • •• Dr. lan Pit~Watsoo, professor of
preaching and theolOIY at Fuller
Seminary in Pasadena. will give the
sermons at the 9 and 10:30 a.m.
services Sunday at Lapaa Presby· ·ienu Chrd, 'Is Forest Ave. • • • A ebristian musical by Bill and
Gloria Gaither and Ron 'Hu.ff. enti·
tied "Kids UnderConstructfon," will
be presented at 6 p.m . Sunday at the Newport-Mesa Ckrt1tlu Cuter,
2599 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Admission is free, but a free-will
offering will be accepted. • • • .. Judaism and Economic Justice"
will be the topic of Rabbi Allen
Krause at 8 p.m. Friday at Ttmple
Betit El, a reform congregation ser-
ving South Orange County. Services
are held at 30121 Niguel Road,
Laguna Niguel. • • • Kol Echad Chorale will perform a
variety of Jewish music at 8 tonight at
Temple Bat Yalam of Newport
Beaclt/lrvlM. The temple it located
at 1011 C.amelback st., Newport
Beach. • • • Representatives from People for
the American Way wiU ptnent a
provam for the SlaterMed of Temple
Bat Ya.lam at 7 p.m. S~nday. .
People, a nonpartisan qraa!'uza-
tion works to protect coosrnunonal
liberties. rcliajo~s ~i~rty, .iode~dence of the Judiciary. aoterfaith
tolerance excellence in education
and sepafation of church and state. • • • Pentecost will be obterved at the
Nel11tborhod Coa1re1• tloaa I
Cll•rcll, 340 St. Ann's Drive Laauna
Beach, at 10 a.m. Sunday. The Rev.
William J. Ejlers will give tht sermon
and Communion will be offered. • • • The festival of Pentecost will be
c.elebrated at I 0: 30 a.m. Sunday at St .
Paa.l's Laaeru CllllJ'c•. 1 l 90 Morn-
ingside Drive, Laguna Beach. New
members will be honored afterward
at a potluck luncheon in Behnken
Fellowship Hall. • • • A Mission Festival is to open at 10
a.m. today at the VDlte4 Meaedist
Lapa Nlpel Mialatry, which meets
at 29292 Crown Valley Parkway. "We are all pilf!ims in quest of that wtuch will not only reveal
but also transform, • McCord said during a ceremony at London's
historic Guildhall after receiving the award from Britain's Princess
Alexandra.
He said some theologians are "locked into a world view of a
century ago." and pleaded for them to be more open-minded.
"It is pamfully evident that a separation between theological
and secular knowle.dge promotes insecure religion that ultimately
loses the respect of others and itself," said the Texas-born McCord
"The climate is very hopeful for discussion between
theologians and scientists. Both arc humble seekers after truth.".
said the 66-year-old McCord.
Pope to visit Texas on U.S. agenda
McCord was president of Princeton Theological Seminary for
24 years. and in 1981 founded the Center for Theological Inquiry in
Princeton.
He said he would donate the pnze money to the center for post-
graduate research.
By tbe Associated Press
AUSTIN. Texas-Pope John Paul
II will become the first pope to v1s1t
Texas when he embarks on a Septem-
ber 1987 trip to the Southern and
Western United States. Bishop John
McCarthy of the Austin Diocese says.
settlement an the United States,
Wozniak said.
MINNEAPOLIS -Milwaukee
should be the headquarters for a new.
5.3 million member, church to be
formed from the merger of three
Lutheran denominations, leaders of
the American Lutheran Church have
decided.
The pontiff will celebrate a public
mass and meet with the U.S. directors
of Catholic chant1es while in San
Antonio, but other details of his r;;;;==----L•l•D_A_V_A_S_B_C_H_E_N_K_O ______ ..,. Texas visit have not been worked out,
I, McCanhr said this week.
The ALC's executive council this
week reaffirmed many of the
proposals reached in February by a
Commission on the New Lutheran
Church and agreed that the name of
the new body should be the Evangeli·
cal Lutheran Church in America.
Leader of the Si~rian Seven In addition to Texas. the pontiff
Aeked by th' KGB... wi ll visit Florida, California and
"Do you think with your Come and hear Lida possibly Arizona dunng the lnp. he 801bs h Vashchenko tell Lh1s tn· d . you can movf t e d hall sa1 . The commission, which consists of
70 representatives from the ALC, the
Lutheran Church in America and the
Association of Evangelical Lutheran
Churches. was charged with laying
the groundwork for the merger.
mi~hty Soviet Nation?" spmng 8.11 c enging Catholic leaders were told of the
L. d--' "N b • I story of how seven Chns 1 a red:;n """• o, u. pontiffs decision to visit Texas od h .. t1an11, throw•h faith and serve a w 0 can. " dun'ng a meet1·ng last W"'ek, he said. -And her God did! tru8t in God, beat the Sov ..
iet government. • Msgr. Louis Wozniak, pastor of St.
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LouisCathohcChurch in Austin, said
a fraternal organization of pncsts of
Polish descent will try to arrange a
papal trip to Panna Maria. a small
town about 50 miles southeast of San
Antonio. It 1s the oldest Polish
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2401 lrvln. •I S•nt• lub91
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Mormng Worship 10 AM
Sunday School 9 AM
neon Mlnl1ter
Under the proposal, wruch is
subject to formal approval by all three
church bodies, the denominations
will join in 1988.
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rocer J. Berc, PastOf
Kim Eifert Kroestad, PastOf
Wt•UIP SEl.vlCE
8 AM & 10:30 AM
(Interpreter IOf the deaf at 8 AM)
SUft>AY SCHOOL 9:15 AM
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Worship and hnr rhis pracucal,
Christ•ccn1crcd, biblical mcm11c.
"I THANK GOD FOR YOU!"
(with 200·voice Festival of Choirs)
Dr John llu((m.n. Jr unday, M;ay 18, 1986 l'•••·h11·~ 8:30 and 10: 15 A.M.
600 Sr. Andrew" Road. Newport Beach. California (714) 631-2 80
(acrou from N~wporl Harbor High School at Irvine & l~th.l
Or Eleanor C Jachon
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Or Eleanor C Jackson
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A tritncl) dud! f• the Souttl CMJ. Stin.M~ Semons. S.autifW nuk.
I Suht Wordlp 1:00 .t 10:10 &111 I
. Nunuy Can herlded•Sua, ~tool for &II 11e1
Weekd•y ,.,..,.., For Olldrt1t, Yo•ta A Adfllla
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PRINCETON, N.J. -A bigger
proportion of Southern Baptists than
Roman Catholics oppose the U.S.
Supreme Court's l 973 decision al-
lowing abortion, a Gallup poll finds.
lt reports that 60 percent of
Southern Baptists oppose the de-
cision, 31 percent favor it, and 9
percent have no Ot>inion, while
among Roman Catholics, 48 percent
oppose, 40 percent favor, and 12
percent have no opinion.
OveraJI differences between Prot-
estants and Catholics on the question
were found to be statistically in-
significant, with SO percent of Prot-
estants opposing the ruling. 42 per-
cent approving and 8 percent Wllh no
opnion.
Americans generally were found to
be evenly divided about it, with 45
percent osposing, 45 perc~nt approv-
mg and I percent with no opinion.
The results were based on in-
pcrson interviews with 1,570 adults
an more that 300 scientifically
selected localities.
SAN FRANClSCO-On the heels
of conviction of eight sanctuary
workers in Tucson, Ariz., the regional
office here of the United Chun:h of
Christ this week became a refuge for a
Salvadoran family that bad fled its
strife-tom homeland.
WASHINGTON -A Jewish
leader with close acqUAJntances
among Vatican officials says that
Pope John Paul II has decided to
cittend diplomatic recognition to the
the state of Israel. Religious News
Service reports.
Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, director
of international relations for the
Amencan Jewish Ciommittce, told
RNS he learned of the Vatican's
intentions during recent meetings
with cardinals in Europe, the United
States and South America.
He says the Vatican was likely to
take "several interim steps" before
announcing diplomatic recognition.
such as appointing an apostolic
delegate to lsrael.
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Beida 1114 a.tea W. Hammond or
MOl'IU Hill •ve IOOU80ld u.e e I a mnt of their daupter, Cheri
Ana Hammood, to Charla F.dWin Helmick o(Cofq Meta.
~ leDior ~and art ed,ucaUon ~at the U~venity of Rodlandl.
-bride-elect 111 sractuate of Ora.nee Hiab School.
Rerftatwebusband, son of Mr. and
Mn. Edwin Helmick of Chino i1 a
lflduate of Rubidoux HJab sChool
and e~pl oycd b y Meilter
Cbf'YIJer/Plymouth in Irvine. The couple will be married June 29
It .the N~ner Resort and will raide in I rv1ne.
IOTB·llAMSBT
Mr. and Mn. L Richard Soth of
Balboa Island have announced the
~meot of their dauahter, Lauren
Elolne Sotb. to Michael Rameey of
Winslow, Ariz.
The future bride is a araduate of
Corona deJ Mar Hiah School and ~ Y~ University, Hawaii, ""~ her fianoe also paduated.
. They~ plannina to many July t
lD ffawau .
PIKE-SKILLMAN
A July S weddin.a in the Nei&h-
borbood Co!1P'CPtional Church,
Corona del Mar, 1s planned by Joy
Lynne Pike of Newport Belch and R.
Lafe Skillman of Dayton, Ohio.
Tbe bride-elect i1 the dauahter of
Mr. and Mn. Joseph S. Pike Jr. of
Newport Beach. She is a graduate of
Newport Harbor Hilb School and
Principia Colleae in southern Illinois.
Her fiance, son of Mt. and Mrs.
Robert W. Skillman of Dayton,
CMrt•••OD4
sraudat;cd from Oakwood Hiah School in Dayton and Miami Univer-
sity in Oxford. Ohio.
llACD-llD..LBR
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Macke of
Newport Beach have announced the
eng&JCment of their daughter, Karen ·
Deruse Macke of Corona del Mar
and Michael Timothy Miller, also of
Corona del Mar.
Tbe bride-to-be is a araduate. of
Corona del Mar High School. Her
fiance graduated from Warren High
School and Cal State Fullerton. He is
the son <SfMr. and Mrs. Rafe Miller of
Downey.
An Oct. 4 wedding ceremony is
planned in 'Sl Francis of Assissi
Catholic Church, La Quinta.
How to s ubmit w edding n ew s
Enpeement rinas and weddina bells are always 1ood news ... and the
Daily Pilot wants to share your announcement with the community. We
make it easy for you, too!
rltlt, act copies of our enpgment and wedding forms. You can either
pi~k them up in our lobby at 330 W. Bay SL, Costa Mesa, Monday through
Fnday from 8 1.m. to S p.m., or mail your request with a stamped, self-
&ddreued envelope to the Wedding Department, Daily PiJot. P.O. Box I 560,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
Enpacment news must be submitted at least seven weeks prior to the
wcddina. If you have one, include a photo of the bride-to-be with the form.
Weddinp will be publilhed after the wedding date. Quality photos of the
bride or the bridal couple are welcome.
n&llCll·DUD
Millioo Su J.-Capistrano WU
the aeaifta foe dae April 19 weddiQI
ceremoey liakiea Calhleen M8rie
Dunn and Peter Leiabtoo Freocb.
wbo IRCtcd IUftll at I reception lat.er
ln the OeailD Cent.er. l.apna Hilll.
Tbe ~ ia I.be da\lllltet of Mt.
and Mn. Joaepb ~ C. Dunn o(
Capistrano lelcb, and herb~'•
pe.rent1 ate Mr. aocl Mn. Leiab100 H. French of l.quna Beach.
The ncwl~..& residents of !-aa_una Beac&, .,.uuated &om UC ~~y v.:~ the bride affiliated,
With Pi Beta Ptu and her husband, Pili
Gamma Delta.
She alao it an alutnna of Im·
maculate Heart Hi&h School, Los
Anecles, and French i1 a p-aduate of Laauna Beach ~iab School and earned bi1 M.B.A !om the Univer-
sity of Southern California. He is
affiliated with the French A McKen-
na Co., Irvine.
L1tJt..acm JTZ1ta
A March 1 S ceremony in Christ
Chu~ by the Sea in Newport Beach
linked Kathy Ann Schweitzer of
NC'WJ)Qrt Belch and William Warner
Lee o( Costa Mca.. Ken Waymen
pve a readina durioa the CCRmony.
Their pests attended a reception at
the Santa Ana Country O ub.
Former Eutbluff residents Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad Schweitzer In of Atlan-
ta, Oa., are the parents of the bride.
She wore a aown of ivory taffeta with
a cathedral train. Tbe bodice was
embellished with Alencon lace and
pearl beadinJi. and her headpiece was
accented Wlth pearls and held a
double blusher veil. She wore an
antique lace p.rter made for her by
her matron ofbooor, Cathleen Finch
Morser.
The bride's sister. Karen
Schweitzer was maid of honor. Other
bridal attendants were Pam
Schweitzer and Lorie Schweitzer Bowman. cousins of the bride, Anne
Lee foster, silleT of the bridegroom,
Paula McNamee and Staci Keough
Beech. Diane Akerman was in charge
of the 1uest book. Brooke Foster, the
bricSearoom's niece, Wa.s the 'flower
t:!:.d Bradley Waymen was ring
The bridqroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Melvin Lee of Costa
Mcaa. John R. Nisbet was best man
and u1hcn were David Schweitzer.
brother of the bride. Brad Schweitzer.
the bnde's cousin, Brad Blaes. Ed&ar
0 . Miner. Eden l(jm and Dr. Eric
K.Jm. -·
The couple arc Costa Mesa rcst:-
dents after honey moonini in
Cozumel, Mexico. He is assistant man~er of the Santa Ana office of
E.F. utton.
STltltL-BOUSTOl'f
MarshaJJ Tyler Steel of Costa Mesa
claimed Suzanne Elsie Houston of
Tomahawk, Wis., as his bride during
an Apri l 19 wedding ceremony in
Tomahawk.
The newlyweds greeted 200 guests
at a reception afterward and will be
honored at a second reception qn
June IS in the Costa Mesa home of
the bridegroom's parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. Wilham E. Steel.
The bnde 1s the daughter ofRoben an~ Pearl H~uston. Sfie wore a long
satin gown With a cathedral train and
jeweled lace tnm. The elongated
bodice oflace was accented Wllh seed
pearls and topped with an illusion
neckline.
Honor attendants were Linda
M~ll1n s and Joe Hildner.
Bndcsma1ds were Joanne Cook Kari
Shillinglow, Susan Barlow and' Ellen
Brewstor, and ushers were Steve
Pfau, Mason and Parker Steel and
Michael Houston.
Following a honeymoon 1n Chi-
cago, the newlyweds will hve in
Grand Junction. Colo. The bride is a
pharmacist. and her husband is in hi'I
Variety of color adds touch of drama
By EARL ARONSON ,, ........
Rowers with sharply contrastin.a
colors within a single petal can add a
dramatic touch to your prden. The
contrasti.n& color may cdae the petal,
be on the back of it or blend with the
main color.
Color combinations arc not always
suitable for a massed color effect. but
they are quite useful for specimen or
accent plantinas where they can be
seen close-up.
Roses have outstanding color com-
binations. One of the early ones was
"Forty-Niner," introduced in 1949. It
has bright red petals becked with
bright yellow. "Snowfire" bas scarlet
petals backed with white, and the
1977 All-America Rose Selection
winner "Double Deli&ht" has
creamy-white buds edaed with deep
red. There ari picotec-type tuberous
beaonias in white or yellow with pinlc
or red edges. A garden bedding type of
begonia named "Glamour Picotce"
bas white flowers edged with pink.
There is a dian thus with a large red
center surrounded by white. An
attractiv~ climbina "Gloriosa Lily,"
red and yellow, needs a sheltered
place, rich soil with excellent
drainage. It is not wi nter hardy,
however.
Easier to grow annuals with excel-
lent color combinations are petunias
with white added to many colors in
star forms or other patterns. and
zinnias developed to combine several
colors. Among multi-colored var-
ieties are "Whirligig," "Peppennint
Stick" and "Old Mexico."
There also are two-toned daffodils
and tulips with many color patterns
to welcome spring.
Even flowering houseplants offer
bi-colored accents. Cinerarias, popu-
lar in spring, may ha ve a wide white
band around thetr center to contrast
sharply with vivid blue. red or pink
on the rest of each petal. White herbs basil and rosemary wuh partial
cyclamen arc striki~ when a spot of sun. But don't try melons. squash,
red forms the .. eye of the flower. h ba b ..._ th Gloxfoias often have a band ofwbi•e r u r 'cucumvo;;a:), asparagus or . e • herbs parsley, chives or tarragon, ~ound the petal edge, and African which are sunbathers.
VlOlets have been developed with similar bi-colored effects. Spinach will provtde a (au yield. its
Check your JVden catalogs and leaf size is near normal but leaf
garden ocnten for many others.. quality is oot as good as in fuU sun. v-..t 1 Small bead cabbage also shouJd be .._ ... aor ... de satisfactory, especially 1f planted as a
Don't Ii~ up on raising good fall crop that can survive some cold.
veaetables JUSt because your entire Celery and endive, mustard greens
garden doesn't have sun all day. Of and early radishes also wilJ come
course, full sun will produce more through for you.
and better crops, but you can have AJso dependable are small bead satisf~ct~ry yields if aU you have to and leaf varieties oflettuce. They may
offer 1s bpt shade, or sun only until be smaller in size but taste and
noon. appearance will be good. Shade-~en you think of tomatoes you grown. spring-sown lettuce probably.
thmk of full sun. But even with half a won't bolt into seed as fast as when
day's sun you can put to shame the weather gets warmer.
tomatoes you get from the super-When planting in such partiaJ-sun
market. areas, feed heavily with 5-1~10
You ~ act . decent (not great) ,/erti.hzer.andbelpleafvegetableswith
rcs~lts WJth oruons, beets, carrots, bqu1d nitrogen when scedJings arc
Swtss chard, areen beans and the about 3 inches tall.
Bring Hawaii to
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first .Year of residency in family pracuce. •
CELltCIA-llltTltR
Jane Afuo~ Meyer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Cord Meyer of
Laguna . Beach. exchan&ed marriage
vows With Robert Daniel Cclccia at
the Villa Mfraflores in Santa Barbara
on ApriJ 12. Dr. John R. Von Rohr a
family friend, officiated. '
The bride attended school in New-
port Beach and graduated from UC
Santa Barbara. She is the di~or of
advertising and graphics for the
Carrow's restaurant chain. Her father
was the founding chair in history and
is professor emeritus at UC
Irvine.The bridegroom was gradu-
ated from Boston University and 1s
executive producer and owner of the
Los Angeles-based Zephyr Film
Group, a commercial production
company.
After ~ wcddinf trip to JtaJy, the
couple will reside an Santa Barbara.
HOAG MEMORIAL BOSPIT AL
April U
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nelson, Foun-
tain Valley. boy
Mr. and Mrs. Tcrje Aasen, Newpon
Beach, boy
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDermott.
Cost.a Mea, boy
Mr. and Mrs. Eric McLoon, Costa
Mesa, boy
April H
Mr. and Mrs. George Na1dus, Corona
del Mar. Jirl
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Romero.
Huntington Beach. boy
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Mills. Laguna
Niguel. girl
April U
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arnold. Irvine. . I ~r. and Mrs.. Bnan Wood, Newport
Beach. girl
April 38
Mt. and Mrs. Larry Rob. Costa Mesa.
gJrl
KAISER PERMANENTE MEDI-
CAL CENTER
Marcia 7
Manyee and Daniel Gtt. Irvine. gJn
April 13
Cora Ann and Robcn W. T 1ule.
Fountain Valley, boy
ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL
April %$
Toni and Joseph Ballestero. Laguna
Niguel, boy
Aprll 30
Daphne and Soon Porterfield. Costa
Mesa. twin girts
SAN CLEMENTE GENERAL BOS.
PITAL
Aprll 11
Melody MiJes and Andrew De Long,
Mr.aad..,..ae.el
Mr. and 111.n. Celecla
Dana Point. boy
AprlJ lt
Marlene and Federico Eupcrio, San
Oe(llente. boy
ApftJ ti
Rosalee and William Kotcher San Juan Capistrano, &irl •
Dana and Robert Mont&omery, Sen
Oemente, prl
Alice and . Robert Foster, Sal>
Oemente, airl
c.ecclia and Bardomiano Ruiz.. San
Juan Capistrano. boy
HUMANA HOSPITAL HUNT-
INGTON BEACB
. Afril 11 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ptu.Uips.. Hunt-
ington Beach, boy
April 13
Ima and Werner Knepper. Founlain
Vallcy. boy
A,rll l~
Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Moscson, Costa
Mesa. boy
Joan Johnsen and Glenn Henderson,
Costa Mesa. boy
Aprfl 11
Mr and Mrs. Steven 8. Weeks.
Founuun VaJJcy. gitl
A,..UU
Mr. and Mrs. Bnan Akamine. Irvi ne,
girl
April U
Angel and Araceli Torres, Hunt·
inJton Beach. boy
Kim Dcclcer and Kenny Walker,
Hunti ngton Beach. boy
April tl
Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Albin.
Hunt1ngtoo Beach, boy
Mr. and Mrs.~ 1t=. Pratt. Hunt-
ington Beach. boy
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0rMQe COMI DAILY PtlOT/ S.twday, May 17, 1988 . . ,
'World' bride jilted as groom kidnapped
BJ LYNDA lllMCB
ALL MY ClllLDll&N: When 1u:n 10C1
off du:rina IC\\JDe whh Adam, Tad mi ..
takenlr believn he'• IUlled ham. Whea
Adam 1 wounds prove sul)trflcla.I, he
dec1dtt not t0 repon lhe incident. Hillary
and Tad tte0ncile. Benny rulizcs \bat he
bcloflP. with Donn&. Donna ttlls h1m he muat a)vc up any relationship wlth Nina.
Nina, aware that Benny and Donna are
aoina 10 reconcile, decickt to spend time
abroad with Deist Jeremy stunned when
Natalie says she s considerina abonion.
Joe asks Tad if he can help the Martins
find a new bome. Stuart pretends to be
Adam at bolrd meelif\I. Wade plans to
abscond Wlth all of Phoebe's money.
Meanwhile, Wade threatens Tad and Robin with aoina to police about Kevin
Hewes. a man Tad and Robtn m1sl1Jtenly
behevc they kJlled • • • ANOTHER WOJlLD: Kathie-en walks
down the aide, but she takes the waJt
alone since Cass has been kidnapped.
When a body is found, K.athlttn insists on
aoina to moraue With M.J. K.athlttn thrilled when the body 1s not Cass'. Thc
stcvedores who ludnaPOed Cass refuse to
tell bim who orden:d them to do it.
Michael unable to tell Donna that he loves
her. Zane recalls that the two women who
were botherina Cass just before has
1mpendina mamaae to Kathleen wore
similar emblems. Cass taken to a•yacht.
Dunng an escape attempt Cass c-0mes face to face with has captor. who turns out to be
Cecile. Neil makes a play for Vicky.
Michael havin• trouble being a good
parent to Victona. • • • AS THE WORLD TURNS: Tom realizes
Kim is not telhn& the truth. Lisa and Earl
go to New York for romantic holiday.
When Lucinda and Lily show up in New
York. Lisa IS funous. Lily overhears us.a
tell Lucinda that Manin did not kill
himself over any bad bus1nus dcaJinp with What. A shattered Lily runs off. Tonio
thrca1ens Craig to stay away from Siem.
Tom learns Hal as on vacation at the same
tame Margo 11. Frannie agrtts to go ou1 to
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Hot.on k_new IM Ued &-om lbc beainnina.
8ob thinks K.im lied to pro&«t Frannie.
Tonio and Barbara continue to Oan with
one another. ••• CAPITOL: Kate &ivcs l...ttanne bone
nwTOw transplant. and after a toucb-and-
IO shuation doctors report th.at Leeanne is aoina to be fine. Dylan turns down Sam'•
offer for a fou.r-ycar college teholanhlp.
Instead DYian decides to work at same club u Wally. When Myrna tries to
ape>lotize to Jordy for mitjud1lna Leean-
ne. JocdY aaya be dono't nttid"his family. he mm:fy needs Leeanne. Sloe.ne and Trey
.,et closer to find1na Ali, bot their at.an:h
for Ali alt0 brinp the two of thml cloter
totelbcr. Sloane st.a.nled when she dJs-
coven .omeone is in her room. · • • • DA YSOF OUR UVES: A mountain lion
b&tts its tcelh at Hope but Bo manqcs to
rctCUe her just in time. Bntta ckci~ she
must leave town 1n order spere Paach's life.
Shane and Kimberly reconctle. Lan asn't
cenain whether he can stay in Amcnca
w11hout his sister Britta. While in thc
woods with Shane, K.imberl_y feels her
in11W labor pains. Shane dehven Kim 's
baby boy. Chrispassesbareum. When Bo aoes to shoot John, believin& he's Step-
hano, Marlena walks into lhe hne of Ii~.
Sccina plastic surgeon's repon, Marlena
stunned that John Black isn'l Stephano
but Roman. Marlena runs to cliff scream-
ing for Roman to stop, but it's too late.
John goes over edge of clifT. Anna tells Robin to stop denyina her feelings for
Mike. Against Pete's wishes, Melissa continues her dance career. • • • GENERAL HOSPITAL: When Ten fi nds musical valentine, she rcaJizes it's
the same card that dropped after Earl
Moody was murdered by Kevin. Rack and
Ginny fmally aarcc to let Mike auend
Derek and Lorena's out~f-town wedding.
Lorena teUs Derek this is lbeir first step in
Jetting pennanent control of Mike. Whale an tryst wilb Monica, Scan spots bul&Jng
device that's been placed an their room.
Monica and Scan pretend their rela-
tionship is strictJy platonic. When Fnsco
finds Lucy's black stockings, she stans
ta1kina and admits she covered up for Kevin. K~vin dnap Tcri and 1hen brainwashes her in hopes of get ling her to
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pearance UPIClS everyone. A conftdent
Rick wet bit final exam. but • venecfw Claire nunks ham. Af\er beina rejected by
Kyle. Claire finds lbc deed Kyle boJc1s to
Reva's house. Cain plans to It.ave town
witb Reva despite her unwilli~ to
join him. A tOtalJy unl\ioted ca.in hokls
Reva captive. CIA.ire tens Maeve she
know1 that Kyle bouaht Reva's new houte
for her. Fletcher and O•irc find Reva
di11rau&J11 over Cain's nolent behavior.
Cam knocks Aetcher unoonteious and
forces Claire and Reva to the bridae. Kyle finds Aetchcrand the two oflbcm dcvix a
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d1su-.ct Cain. Kyle shoots C.in. Maeve
amvHs at the bridac and is dcvutaltd
when she secs Kyle and Reva embncina. • • • LOVING: Whale w1tcb1na Johnny, S\lcy becomes 111 and the lit de boy falls off
the table. Rushed to hospital, Johnny is
line but Ava tclls Stacy that's tbe last lime she'll ever place her cbaJd in Stacy's CIR.
Harry tclls Kate has plan to give busincu
to Sheree and Tug so they can take Johnny
back. Lane tells Loma he believes she's
innocent. Loma realizes Linc is not that
sure about her innocence. In Montreal.
Hunt kills Cndec but is unable to pin any
informauon on Steve and Trish's where-
abouts. • • • ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Dorian upset
when Jon anends pany with date. Herb
tells Jon if Herb is elected as D.A. he wants
Jon to bc pcrmanent investigator for his
office. Craig hears Vicki and Oint plan to
go 10 Vienna at Jenny's request. Connie
tells Asa she knows everythjng about
David and Jenny. Cassie plans to go lo
Vienna. Tina finds special delivery letter to Chnt from woman m Texas which was
tlOlco mon\bt llO· Tiu heada fotTcua to
flnd lhe -ocnan bu\ la d••PPointed wbttl
she can ttt no laformetioft. DoriaA Reallt
Paw Kendall. a rorwtp ~at ,..
potter 'WM WM whb her in the j....P, and
rtft\Ctl\bcft Pa..ra .. dyiftl'' WCfdl, wlaicb
thruteMd her wilh lwm. She ,_.. tbal
Paw did not die, bu ta.ct plutic IW'ltlY
and will ooe clay come blclk to UanvieW lo
dttttOy her. Jenny, poslftl as b!f lady.
spots Brad and the two fmbrace. Dlv'ld 11
forced to aivc anU.American interview in
cxchanae for Jcnnt~ •ftty.
RYAN'S BOPi: Recrc8tion «nter operu. Rick meeta Frank in ..,. to m~u undem>ver ~l R~
wants 10 atop. bu\ Frank uya bt mt.Ill
continue. Jill lindt LitUc Al tied up ill
bucmcnt and 1e1t him ~ but two of
0.lt<>U'• JMUlU find him. DUou ld1s Mr.
Ed that for I 0 percent of tbc-ir bminess
Li1tl( Al can ao rtee. Mallie'• PfOl)Olal to
Roter is t\ll'M.'d down. "SM thtatens to
blactmaiJ hlm wi\b illfonnation &om
Anuas' rues. Jill wants to become public defender. Diana tclll Frank lhat berfalhcr,
a respected busiDamwl who developed
and 10ld makeup (or blact women, wu
away much o(thc time du:c to wort. RJct
admiu to Jill and Johllny that be stole the
TV. Ryan overbcan this and it devas-
tated. A furious Johnny wanta Ryan ti.ck
home. • • • SANT A BAJlBA.llA: Mary tells Mason
she still loves him. Eden tell• Gina that
she'll try to aet Brandon in Gina's
permanent custody ifOina will play alooa
wilb her. Kelly fearful that Nict wiO oevcr
foraive her (or her put li.aiaon wi\b Dylan.
Santana enra&ed over Cruz and Eden'•
continuing aJliance. Mark CoDQ,uel'I bis
impotence but it'a too late to tepJn ~·
Dylan enraaed wbcn KelJy aaya she 1
decided to go ti.ck to Nick if he'll have her.
Cruz believes be now has all lbc pieces in
Kirk's attempt on Eden's life. Oina is
~ · Kirt ooce ebe Ml
8rudon t.ct 'Ta':: lilt. ~-cooailMrl k.illinl Nick. Malt, believial Mary and Mlaoa ate~.~ toect CYCll wUb
Maaoo any_ way be cu. Dylu:a,r.'!i.::i iafticted by Kelly, bu left ~ -condnulftl s*n a Deed to .walk With a cane.
a.t.aCll roll.~: &eeJle
le.Ila lb.a abe11 make awe Uoydjj~n U.
C\llt.Od. ay of their unbom dlikl If Lin tdh him EatelJc didn't ~ bet down the aWrs. Patti happy when Hop.n bciciomc:I
jealous of Matt. Patti later ~ated wben Hopn iln't heppy abc*t and Swany datina,. T.R. W\Able to '( bllct· Jnail tape when Lloyd returm. Uta eeU. ltla lbe thinb lhc cu pn>ve ~ ~ bcr. After Wilma llQp a ~ '°"' (Ot Stu at the d11b, ha Mb to •1 a few
WOtds. He standa u:~ and adlnita be'• a f'rl~ not a mwti-miltionaift but a bard-womna busiMUnW\ wbo'• taken over
Nnnina Liberty HO\llC wi\b Jo.l\,DC.
YOUNG AND &an.a. Philip vol· untecn to donate blood for hit molbct.
Brock upect wbcn IC.aye cannot remember
her actJODI the niaJtt of tbe attempted
murder. Kaye al.lo realizes her revolver is
missioa from the boute. Carl qucsuon•
Jobn and Jack. Mtcbact CrawfOtd him Paw to invcstiptc the &boot.inc. Revolver
is found in hotel alley, but ballialicl tctt
cannot pin it down u the one &lied in JilJ'a
shooting. LaW'CD teUs Oia1le that AndY-1
still a fRe qent and uflCI her to ao after
bim. Faron tell• Andy ahe's a vidim of
1otal amnesia. She has no recolJection of
her pest and her circum111nces have
become too much for her to bear. Nitti ia
surwised and friahttned by the intensity
of lack's hatted for Jill. Tracy plane for her
June20wedding. but Bradisevuivewhcn
sbe ub him for names and addresaea of
his family members. Lauren and Danny
consider cooccrt tour and rccordiop.
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'North & South' right direction for ABC
By FRED ROTHENBERG ·,,,,......., .....
NEW YORK -"North & South.
Book If" placed all five episodes in
the Top 10 last week, giving ABC the
victory in the war among the
networks, figures from the A.C.
Nielsen Co. showed.
The show finished its 12-hour run
with a 21.3 rating, 33 share, ranking
sixth among miniseries this season.
The leader was the 12-hour "North &
South," which averaged a 26 rating.
38 share last November.
ABC won the week of May 5-11
with a 15.6 rating. NBC, with the top-
ranked "Cosby Show" and its follow-
up Thursday comedies all reaching
the Top 10, averaged a 15.4 rating.
CBS. with mostly reruns, placed only
"Dallas" in the Top 15 and finished
With a 12.4 rating.
for the season to date, NBC leads
with a 17.2 rating to CBS' 16.4 and
ABC's 14.8.
A rating measures the pcroentage of
the natton's 85.9 million homes with
television. A share measures the
percentage of the TV sets turned on
that are tuned to a broadcast.
It was a good week for miniseries.
Besides "North & South," NBCs
two-part ''Deliberate Sttan,er" con-
cluded last week with an averqe 20.2
rating, 30 share, placinc it eighth
among 17 miniseries this seuon.
"The Cosby Show" ranked fim
with a 28.3 rati04? 49 sba.rc, followed
by NBC's "Family Ties," Pan 4 of
"North & South. Book II" aod, in a tic
for founh. Part 6of"Nonh cl South"
and NBC's "Cheers." Next came the
second ~rt of "The Delibe~te
Stranger, 'Pan 3 of"North A Soutl[,"
Part 5 of "North &. South," NBCs
"Night Coun" and Pan 2 of"North &
South."
Comedies and soap operas domi-
nated the second ten groupina of
shows last week. NBCs "The Golden
Girls" was 11th. followed by ABC's
"Growing Pains," ABCs "Who's the
Bossr", NBCs "Miami Vice," CBS'
"Dallas," NBC's "Highwav to
Heaven," NBCs "227," CBS1 "60
Minutes" and CBS' "Murder, She
Wrote," in a tic for 18th, and CBS'
"Falcon Crest."
Herc are the prime-time television
ratinp as compiled by the AC.
Nielsen Co. for the week of May 5-11 .
Top 20 listinJS include the week's
ranking. with full season-to-date
ranking in parentheses, rating for the
week, and total homes. An "X" in
parentheses denotes one-time-only
presentation.
1. (I) "T"N COSOT Show."' Nae. 1t.l reline,
20 mllllon "'°"'"· 2. (2) "F..,..lly Tift."' N9C, 77 S. 7l.6 mltllon
l'IOmes. ). IX) "Nortll I. Soutll, ltOOll 11."' Pllrf 4, A9C,
12.f . lf.7 mllllon "°"""· 4, (4) "C~:· N9C, n .6, 19.4 mllllon rion-. ... ex> "Nort11a.Sou1t1.1t00111t," P.n '· Aac. 2U, 19.4 mPllotl llOmH.
.. (22) ''Dlllwe te SlrelllNI'"' Pwl 2 -"Nee
Mondey Nltflt N\ovln.'' 21.7. IU rnl•lon l\Ot'nft.
7. (X) "Norttt I. SOultl, aooto. 11:• p.,.1 I, AIC. , u. 1U mlllloft "°"'"' l (X) "Nortll I. Soutll, ltooll 11.'' P.,.t 5, AIC,
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llOtl'lft
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20 1. 17.l mllllon ~
11. Ill "Tiie Go6dln G!m," NIK, 19.t, 17.1
mlllon llomM.. 12. ( 17) "Gr-1ne Pel"', AK, lt.7, lU mlmoft
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1). (9) "'WM't Ille &ou?", AK. IU, tu
mllllon llOmes
14. (9) "MIMll va:· NIK, IU, 16..1 ~ '*"""· IS. (7) "0 ... s.'' CBS, 11.6, lU n*IOn lllmet..
16. (lJ) "Hltflwey lo HMvett."' Nee, 17.2, 1'.I
mlMlon 11omeS.
17. (20) "n?," NBC, 17.1, 14.7 m1111on llOfl'lft.
It. l•O "to MIM!tet." cas. 16.t, IU ml9on
llomM..
11. m "Mi.Kw, SM wrote:• ces. 1u. u..s
mlMon "°"'"" 20. ('51 "Felcon Crn1:• ctS, IU, 10 ~
llOmn.
Soap fest at Universal
Univcnal Studios Tour will pres-
ent a Soap Opera Festival on Mem-
orial Day Weekend with stars· &om
television's most popular soap leries,
live, in t.M tour's Screen Test Theater.
8et;inning next Saturday, stars
from "Days of Our Livcs,""'Capjtol"
"General Hospital," "Ooc Ufe To
Live," "The Youns And The Rest-
less .. and "Santa Barbara" will meet
their fans and answer their most
direct questions throuah the festival's
orpnizcr, Joyce Becker.
On opening day Otarles Shaush·
nessy who plays Shane Donovan on
"Days of Our Uves," joins Dr .
Monica Quartennaine of "General
Turns,.. Holden Snyd« (Jon H~
sley).
Sunday, in the 2,000 teat theata' iD
the tour's Entetta.inment Center,
Joyoe Becker hosts two l1an on
"Days Of Our Lives," and two from
"General Hospital." Deidre Hall (Dr.
Marlene Brady), Patricia Peale
(Kimberly Brady), John Reilley and
Kevin Bernhardt. wbo portray Sean
Doncly and K.cvio O'Connor, rapeo-
tivcly t and Craia Montaomety (Scott
Bryce, from "Al The World Turm."
• Hospital,''. who, in real life ii Lesli.e
Cb.arleson, u well u Andrea Evans.,
the vixen Tina Clayton on "One Life
To Live," Kim Zimmerman, alias
Reva Lewis, from "Guidina Uabt."
Don Diamont who plays lSrad
Carlton of "Tbe Youoa And The
Rcstlcu," and from •• AJ The World
Monday Tracey Brepnan and Rob-
ert Patucba, who .Play Launm Wil·
Iiams and Matt Miller, will repretent
"Tbc Youd& And The Rest.lesa." .. All
My Children's" Jack Armstrona <Orea Nelson), A Maninez wbo plays Cruz Cutillo on "Santa 8atbera. ..
"Another World's" J.ck McKinnon
(Tom EP!in) and "Capitol's" Sloue
Clea (Deborah Mullowney) will
answer audience questions an the
closina bows of Univenal SnadiOI
Tour's lhird Soap Opera fe:Aival.
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Aoblrt Mllchum, Geotge Ptppwd
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CZIMOYIE
• • • "Since You Went An('
( 1944) Clludllle Colbert. ShWtey
Temple.
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Tltf& IT008f.9 ~ WOfl.D Of SPORTS
t "Klq Fu Contplrtcy" ( 1978)
Cheund Nldl~ •GREAT
NEWS
AT THE MOYES
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19831 Tom B«enger, Mk:tlMI Pere.
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MOYIE
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*** "Cocoon" (tMSI IPIY1*· .. , Don Amlctll, Wllofd 8'1mlly.
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t • "The Circus" (1928) Chlr1le
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MOYIE
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Penn, Renl Santori. IUSUHSHIE
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MOYIE **" "Sytyester" (1985) Rlc:Nrd FlmlWOl1h. Melilll Gitbert ®MOYIE
tU "Thi Ambasaador" (1984)
Robert Mllchum, Ellen Burstyn.
CD MOYIE **'h "O.A.R.Y.L" (1985) Mtry a.th
Hurt, Mic:llael Md<een. ~ T Al.El FIQt THE DAAl<SIOe
PN9CHA8E
MOYIE
t t t "Richard Pryo< -Live In Con-cert" (1979)
11 = * ** "And YOUI N1m1 It Jonlh" ( 1979) Selly Struthers, Jerntt
WOOdt.
(!) UF£8TYl.ES Of TltE RICH MO
FAMOUS (%)MOYIE
"Suburbla"(1984 ) Chris Pederson,
SIA Coyne
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(J) MAGNUM, P.I. 18 ABINGTON 8TEELE
NEWS
(111.CMBOAT
CENTENNIAL
MOTHER N'1J 80N
AMENCAH P\.AYHOUSE
PRAISE THE LOAD
MOYIE
• • "The PerllS Of Gwendoline"
~984) Tawny Kitaen, Brent HIJ1'I
UZA IN LONDON
MOYIE
*'A "Moving VlolatJont" ( 1985) John
Murrty. Jennifer
nlll.aff lONI _.,._
mm-OITMINCHNIO ---1 ... fMCltOI_ ... ,.,..,. •••w .... ---~LINO •M ,_ICM ----• "°""' ,,,.
-11-.-1.E·•NfWI \ i =MOM MOMKllJf
... "The Ul«I" (1978) JldyYI u:~-
***'h "TrMll With My lil.Jnl." ~I AJtc Mccowen, .....
l f'MmMLON> HOTllAT
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-11:20-G SCTV
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t * "Sulnrnw LCMrt" ( 1982) Dlryl
Htnnlh, Ptter Galllgller
l:J:'K
t t "LCM'I Stvtgt FIJI'(' (1979)
Jennifer O'NeiK, Perry King.
OMOYIE
• • .. Airport '77" ( 1977) Jeck Lim·
mon, L11 Grant (C)MOYIE * • ·~ "The Elof dlr" ( 1981) Jeck Mo
ctlOllon, Vllllrlt Perrine.
®MOYIE ** "e.chelor Plrty" (1984) Tom Hanks, T ewny Kl1een
CDMOYIE * "Sex WMS" 11984) Trtcy Lordi, Etlc Edwtrda.
(l)MOVE ** "SuoerbYa, Thi Wiid One"
(1977) Richard' l~. Conltance
Seidl
CZIMOYIE ** ''To Bl Or Not To Bl" (19113)
Mel BrOl>Q, Anni Blnc:toft.
-11~46-
AIC NEWSQ
MOVE
t '-i "Shogun's Ninjl" (1984) Sonny
Chiba, Htnry Slnlda.
-11:50-a Pl£A8E HELP ME LM
-1~-I:::::: ON TIE Hl'T1
* * "lntimtte Strlngll'I" ( 1977) Sll-
i trulhlrs, Dennis W11ver.
INDEP9ID8fT NEWS BfHll)M 9C8e
DE JOHN CONCERT 8EAIES
-12:15-m> RELIGIOUI PAOOMW
-12:30-
• NAME Of THE GAME ~="'STOP TEN
U 'h "T II Min Riding'. ( 1955) Rift.
dolptl Scott. Dorothy Milone. Gi> PRAISE THE LON>
-tOO-ICYS
*Iii "Alrictn T re11Ure" ( 1952) John. ~sn.mtld, Lturtll• Lua.
TlEllEAM
MOVE **'h "Bustin' Looee" (1981) ~
atd Pryo<, Cicely Tyt0n.
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(C)MOYIE
.. ,~ "Age Of Content" (1969)
JMlll Muon, Helen Mlrren. ®MOVIE *•'A "Sixteen Candlet" ( 1984) Mol-
ly Ringwald, Anthony Mlc:tllll H ...
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15:
ONE 811P llEYOND ~ .. (1984) Kyle Mac~
c:Nln, Franc.ct Alwlil.
CZIMOYIE ••·~ "Return Of The Tel Blond Min With One 8ltdl Shoe" (1978)
Pierre Ric:Nrd, Mirillll Dire.
-2:00-
9 WOVIE ···~ "Subter1uge" (1968) Gene BlrTY. Joan Collnl. I ::v(INSTR-0)
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Satufday, May '7• 1tle All
'P. occlJlo' ballet
slated for LN1Vna
The 11ory ••p,JtOCdaio .. hM beaa daOrNllftlptrl flw IMlet ~
by Corinne Calamaro and wsll be pttttnaed an Lbt Festival o( Ana
Forum Theater, 6SO Llpna Cuyoe ao.d. ~ IMda attt Saturday at 3:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 25. a& l:lOMd ):JO p . .m.
AJso on the protnm t• Kathy Kahn's .. Mu1ed VeeiNbies. .. wlMft an onion, some potatoes, catrots and even M>l peppcn cavon.
T1cket1 at SS each may be o~ by mail from Sally Reeve. P.O.
BoJC 241, Lquna Beach, CA 926$2. A Klf-eddlcwd umped envelope
must be enclosed if tickets are to be mailed; which OJ)Ctls oor hour
before each performance.
For runber infonnation and 10 cbarac tick.et or'ckn, c.all Bellct Pacifica at 49.t-7271.
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All eir.ng. Cout DAILY PILOT I Saturday, May 17, 1N8
G WC takes lead
in second week
11 didn't take long for the GWC
Koffee Khatcb 10 break away from the
field. With IOcorrec1answers. they're
off in pursuit of their third stra1gh1
mvaal tatk. Lolly & Co. and Nancy
'J>rlor posted scores of nane and eight.
fc)pecuvely, to stay on the pace.
•· \'ou're probably wondenng about
those answers from lasl week Well, as
Jack Lemmon remarked at the end of
"Some Lake It Ho1." nobody's per·
fccl. Those were from a futun:-
column. which no~ has been negated
SolT) about that
For the record, the answers that
TRIVIA BOWL
VI STANDINGS
Toi
Tnus
4. What president campaigned on
the slogan "J>eacc and Prospcnty'!"
5. Ed Ames had a hat wath "My Cup
Runneth Over." which wa taken
from what long-running stage mu~1-
cal?
6. Who played the black sheep
brother who looked lake Bons Karloff
an tht' Broadway version of "Arsenic
and Old Lace?"
GWC Kon .. Klutc.h ( 10) 111 7. What basketball coach was Jot>n AllMelllMOunl MICllMI E-911171 Tt>el!Wl0«1(7) :: associated with a "victory cigar? ..
1s 8. Name the movie in which
:: Clifton Webb dumped a bowl of
, , cereal on a baby's head
Lott) a Co (8)
IQ04e, C'*Y' a f1..nd1 1a1 Nency P1lot181 P•o·Aml•I 8ol> Co!lyet• (51 AJ.cM!ln SI M (II l
•tc:k Wer-( 1'>tl
'l .. 1Agatn(1'1)
1~ 9. 1 t was recently discovered that
•·~ Sam in "Ca~blanca" had a last name 41' What was at.,
•no Wiii')' r-...S ,,.,. ot tu l aoor. ewatOecl
should have appeared lasl Saturda)
were l Actress (8urst)n 1n "E,or·
casf'). 2 The T1k1 (McKa~ 's boat), 3
Bloom Count) (Ste' e Dallas). 4
Nebraska (Vvinger'~ go,ernor). 5
"10" (Bo and "Bolero"). h "Lu .i\nn
Hampton Lavert' Oberlander.''
"The Oldest Ll\1ng uraduate .. and
·· fhe Last Mecung of the Knights of
the White Magnolia" (Te'\as Tnlogy).
7 Everson Walls of L>allas (anter-
ceptaon leader). 8 E:u·elsaor ("Bad
Seed" matenal). I}, f om Mix
("Empty Saddlec,") and 10 lal Fort
Baxter Kan., (b) Fort Monmouth,
N.J. (Balko senes)
Here are the ne~t I 0 toll owed h\
the real answerc; tu la~t week'~
qucstaons
I The no, el .. The fin 'itar"
1n~p1red what mo' ae we::.tcrn'.'
2 Pere-. Do\.{'h.>nsils wa., a ~ell
known ah.as of what l V comK',
3 In the com ic c,tnp Pogo, what
kind ol a t n•ature wa<; Howland.,
10. Charlton Heston had the saml'
mother in two of his movu:c; Name
both fl ids and the actres~ 1n,olved 1n
both
Last Week's Answers
I. "Neighbors" (Belushi mo' 1c1
2 Carol Burnell (ear 1ugger>
3. Marvel Comics (Human Tort hi
4. The USS Nc"ada (Pearl Jnd f).
Day)
5 "Pink ·hoelace<>" (purpk hat
band)
6 .. Cn11c's Choice" (title rhage)
7 Lou Gheng(first retired number)
8 Eighteen ("Yours, Mine and
Ours")
Q. Amd deodorant (half-'iak)
10. (a) Chesterfield, (h) ··n.Htk·
ground" (cigarette Jingh.•I
Send 1ouranswt'n to Tl<JV/.\. c111
tht· Dail) Pilot. P 0 . Bot 156/J. C ·u,/iJ
Mesa 92626. 411 entne~ mu'' h<•
r(."('encd bJ WednesdaJ. orha"1w
half the player's /a\t scort' "11/ ht·
awarded
Three houses about
American's average
Q. The average .\mt·man man v.ho
bu}'\ a hou~ -how many houses
"'Ill he ha'e bought over h1-; hfet1me'1
A Three He lives 1n housl· No I
for c1gh1 year<>. No 2 for sc' en year'>.
No J until h1<.dt·ath ( 1e111ng into No
I 1s the tough pan
Q. Isa "pa1r of111.ins" two peopkor
four people'>
A Four. tet hn1cally But nobod\ 'o;
ll'C hnacal in thac-. mattt•r It's a rcdun·
danc\ 1f used . and v. hat at's alwa \\
meant tO mc,tn IS tV.U people
T wo-t nthc, ot J pern•nt of an} thing
1\ hardl wonh rnns1denng. true. hut
....... ...._.n•at muth I\ how much ""~ there's lelt in the v.orld\ nev. te'\ttln
The worm ha\ nnt done well '"''h
modern man not that pa111cular
worm
.\rchcrs in old England put a ll\c
<:at in a leather ~ck and <,v.ung at I rum
a tree limb for a target "hakc\pcan:
alluded to the pral't1te in "~ut h Adu
.\bout Nothing.·· .\c, Pfl'' 1ou\I} men
11oned. it's v.herc v.t• gut the old-time~
1erm "no room to'"" '"ll a rat ··Whal.
you con1rad1ct'1 "\ ou ml•nt1on cat-ol·
n1nc-tatlo;" Nope l ht "'v. ing a t'at ..
phra\c appearl'd in hlcraturt.• 100
\ear<> before lhe eat -111 -riint··tatl~ wa<i
in,cntcd for Oo~1ng
L.M.
Bovo
Stone Age men 1n "'hal°s now
.\fnca''\ Tan1an1a wore nothing hut
aprons -but o'er the backside, not
thl· front Stone \gc women wore
short <;k1rts. This. a., e,1denced from
Ca\e art.
J1, $1 CHXI a gallon ton mut h to pa)
lor ml., "lot for the 011 iev.elcr<.
luhn(ate v.atchc<, 1A1th I'm 1old
\.\hat 1ntcn<;(.•I\ 1n1crc\t\ the mcd1·
lal resean:her\ j., the tact th.at the
lamprl'\ can rcgl·ncratc 11\ spinal
wrd
1 IJll Jga1n as man\ hou,cholds an
thl\tOUn1~ havl' IX'r'ionul uimputcrs
a.. hJ' l' automatH. tell-phone
an'wl·nng malhlrtl''
l •. M. Boyd is a .~yadicsted
C'olumaist
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Sunday. May ll
ARJES (March 21-April 19): What appeared to be a "trap'' 1ums out to be
only. a temporary delay. Family member. followU\t initial re istance, will
coopcriue. Financial structure is strengthened, and you'll feel more secure as
result.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Read between lines, study fi.nc print,
display determination and courage of convictions. Emphasis also on
romance. creativity. children. change. travel. variety. Scorpio, another
Taurus play significant roles.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Dig deep for information. ask questions.
refuse to give up sometbin$ of value for
mere promise. Protect self an emotaonal
clinches. 1ns1s1 on clear answers as
contrasted to clever evasions. Vargo
plays role. SYDNEY CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Scen.ano features relataves, visits, ideas. 0MOR e\change of confidences with one close
to you. Major domestic adjustment is ••••••••••••• likely. despite denials by one who is
restless. 1mpat1ent. Libra figures prommentlr.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Recent mistake as rectified -you locate anicle
that had been lost. missing or stolen. Individual who "irritates" you is ready
to ask for second chance. Be lenient, but stand tall for bask principles.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Emphasis on pressure, responsibili ty, chance
for financial coup. Love relationship grows stronger. timing improves. you'll
be at nght at special moment. Judgment, mtu1tion will be on target.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You'll complete project. you'll also dircover
1hat 'ou have "hidden allies." Look behind scenes. realize that recent dream.
properly interpreted, can prove helpful. prophetic. Aries, another Libra play
roles
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasize origmality. innovation.
paoneenng ~pant. Focus on popularity, romance, charisma. fu lfillment of
emotional desires. You'll get to heart of matters. and love will play
outstanding role.
SA GITT ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Formerteacher returns-you'll have
chance to ask questions. to add to knowledge. Spotlight on intuition. family
reunion greater financial security. Recen1 bump on thigh produces manor
brua..c.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Diversify. make anquincs, open lines of
rnmmun1cat1on. Emphasis on popularity, increased social activity.
1nv1tat1on to tra,el. You'll add to wardrobe and become more aware of"body
image·· Sagittanus plays role.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): What had been hidden will be revealed -
co uld anvoh e taxes. license req uirements, possible inheritance. Emotional
"tangle" wall be resolved. You'll learn more about fiscal responsib1lit) of
others
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): Focus on legal matters. nghts and
permissions. scnous consideration of manta! sta1us. Scenario haghhghts
change. travel. variety, curiosity, flartataon. Gain indicated through wntten
word Gemini plays role.
IF MAY 18 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY 1fsingle. you could marry. lfmamed,
there might be an add1t1on to family. Mamed or si ngle, you are likely to go
into business for yourself. Spotli~ht this year on security, home
improvement. savings programs. stnvang fo r greater financial gain. You
attract people to you with their problems, you often are better a't helping
others than when 1t comes to yourself.
'Dawn 'breaks again
for a faithful reader
DE.\R .\NN LANDERS: Last
week I was mugged. I d1dn'1 care
about the few dollars I lost or the
credit cards (they "'ere insured) but I
wa<; heartsick to lose a clipping I had
earned 1n m> 1Aallet for years. It was
the essa>. "Comes the Dawn."
I read that beautiful thin$ at least
t1A1cc a day and I am lost without 11.
Wall you please pnnt it again? Next
time I'll have several copies made and
stash 1hem around the house. -
RITCHI E IN BEANTOWN.
DEAR RITCHIE: Here It ls •.. one
of my favorites, too. It was written by
Veronica A. Shoffstall.
COMES THE DAWN
After a while yo u learn the subtle
difference
Between holding a hand and chain·
ing a soul ,
And you learn that love doesn't
mean secunty,
And you began to learn that lcisses
arcn 't contracts
And presents aren't promises
.\nd vou began to accept yo ur
defeat\
With )Our head up and you r eyes
open.
\\-1th the srace ol a woman. not the
gnef ofa child .
.\nd )Ou learn to build all yo ur
road.,
On toda) because tomorrow's
ground
Is too uncertain. And fu tures have
A way of falling down in midnight,
After a while you learn that even
sunshine burns if you get too much.
So you plant your own garden and
decorate your own soul , instead of
w111tang
A111
lMDEIS
For so meone to bnna you flowers.
And you learn that you really can
endure ...
That you really are strong,
And you really do have worth
And you learn and learn
Wath every goodbve you learn. . . ~ DEAR ANN LANDERS: My hus-
band and I arc 35 and have been
married for four years. This 1s the
second marriage for both of us.
Neilher ofus had children from our
first marriages. When we got married,
we wanted a child. Our son as now 18
months old and we enjoy ham more
every day.
We have decided not to have any
more children. A woman I met at my
post-natal exercise class is now preg-
nant with her second child. Lately,
she keeps sayinJ thm~ like this:
"Whal if something temble happens
lo yo ur son? Since you're going to
have only one child. wouldn't it be
awful?" How docs one answer such a
question? -CONTENT WITH
ONE CHILD.
DEAR CONTENT: AJk die Deed.le
artht (a frlead ... e l1 Dot) wlaat 1lile
would do H Iller two clllldrea were
kllled in a flre or a car accldea&. That
sboald eettle Iler laa1 ...
Dabney Coleman in court-to study
8)' the Associated Prtss
BRO\\ l\o ~ 001 > I 1. \.t'>
.\ctor Dabney <.:olrmao tm·d to
keep a lo~ prohlt whrn hl· (amr
to 1he Bro~n ( ounl\ C ounhou<ic
to s1ud} has rok model tor an
upcoming film
He watched ( d \11wl 1he .11
torne> who rt•ptC'>l'nle<l uncll
(jeter. an electron it' rngJOl'C1
convKted and 'tentcnlrd to life.' 111
pn\on for an armed roh ht•n ht'
didn't lOmm1 t. C)1gcl "'·n ( •l't{·r\
rclra!IC. and C1eter I.lit'' wa'
c..;oneratcd ot all chargr~
Courtroom ~pcctator\ no11u:d
( oleman ~tudy1ng Sagel\ m<tn·
nc:mm~ \It hough relul tan I to
da .. CUS\ h ,, pr1;~ncr 31 the
courthou!>e. C olcman ~1d he ~111
portra)' ~1gd an 3 film ba~·d on
C1ctcr·,. ca\C f le said 1hc Emba., .. y
Producer\ film also will feature
Paul Winfield
Popecake
VA rlCAN CIT'\ -A pastf)
mall.er with an anasuc flair pre\·
ented Pope Jolila PHI 0 wath :i
aaant cake tn white chocolate
Wednc1day in honor of the
pontJtrs upcomana birthday.
Omo P1uato. of Mc\tre. near
Vcni~. s.ud he spent ncarl) a
Dabney Coleman
month baking the two-tiered
cake v.hach •~about three feet 1n
diameter, and which bears a rcltcf
portra111n chocolate of John Paul
.i\m' ana 1n St Peter's Squart an
a rcfngerator van for 1he wtekly
general audience. Pauato. whose
crc;iltlons have been featured on
Jimmy Buffett
hahan tclcv1s1on. prcxnted the
cake 10 applause from the 20,000
people present The l,)C?pc. who
tu rn 66 Su nday. said he ap-
prec1ated the thouahL.
Quinn donadona
LO NOELES -Actor
AaUloay Q.lu rcmemcrs has Los
Angeles roots and has donated
more than 3SO books, 7S paint·
mp. theater posters, a suit of
armor and other personal items to
a county library there1 a
spokeswoman for Quinn saia.
The donation announced Tues·
day included a suit of armor worn
by actor Jolaa Barrymere in the
movie, "Richan! Ill," said Kathy
Bcnvin, Quinn's secretary.
The actor took a· pcf'10nal
interest in the library because he
r:ew up in the area and wanted to
'gjve the kids there a figure to
look up to.'' she said.
Dinner mualc
VIROlNIA BEACH. Va. -
The mC'aJ wa1 Italian. but the
deuert was country-rock,
councsy of sinser Jimmy B1Jfttt.
After dinina with friends at a
restaunnt. Buffett pulled out his
au1tar and p ve a 4S-manute
concen. He later s1aned auto-
araphs on the restaurant's cloth
napkins.
Buffett, best known for has hit
"Marpntavtlle," performed a
mixture of ballads and raucous
tunes. accompanied on the har-
mon 1ca by a man he ea.Ucd "Red."
WEEKLY BRIDGE QtJIZ
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you hold:
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The bidding has proceeded
South Wei t North Ea1t
2. PHS 2 NT 3 .
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What action do you take'!
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you hold:
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The bidding has proceeded·
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What action do you take?
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The bidding has proccedf'd
North Eaat South WHt
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What action do you Lake'?
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you hold:
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The bidding has proceeded:
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l + Pua l NT Pus
2 + Pus Pau ?
What action do you take?
CHARLES
GOREN
OMAR
SHARIF
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What act 10n do you take'~
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3 0 Put1 ?
Whal do you bid now?
Look for answ.-rs on Monday
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24 Homer work
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40 French pal
4 1 Bird sound
42 Yonder
43 Dune
45 Old French
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46 Fish basket
47 Language
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53 Various
55 A West 56 -Amertca
58 Trainee
60 --ear
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61 Ravine
62 Olden
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6 Distress
7 Classify
8 Dull routine
9 "-you
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12 Multitude
13 Makes ready
18 Cranky
22 Mele btrd
25 Fabric
27 Simple sugar
29 Tell secrets 30 Adjacent
31 "Sold!" 32 . Oehl"
33 Cougar
34 Ivy League
member
35 Pound units
38 Snooped
39 Escape lrom
4 1 Article
42 Crisp bread
44 Exhausts
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47 -deadly 9ans
48 Insect stage
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50 Listens
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Councilman gets 3 years in fraud
LOS ANGELES (AP) -l...Qng
Beach City Councilman James
Wilson was sentenced Fnday to three
yea" in prison on 21 counts of mail
fraud stcmmint from tjes to the
political oorrupt1on case of fireworks
executive W. Patrick Moriarty.
Wilson's sentencing before U.S.
District Judge Edward Rafeedie came
on the same day as Wilson's resig-
nation from the council scat he held
for 16 years. In a letter submitted to
Mayor Ernie Kell and other city
officials Thursday, the 58-ycar-old
Wilson said he leaves the post with
much regret.
Under state law. Wilson would
have lost his office automaticaUy
when sentence was imposed, if he had
not resianed.
In imposing the sentence, Rafcedie
commented that Wilson had a .. con-
flict that was clear and uncompromis-
ing" when he secretly accepted
money from Moriarty.
During Wilson's trial, Moriarty
testified that he hired Wilson as a
political consultant for $500 a month.
That amount was increased to S 1,500
a mQnth in exchange for lobbyin1
efforts and introductions to public
officials. Moriarty said.
Wilson's ~awyer Terry Amdur
?rgued th~t his client never used his
influ.ence m return for money from
Monary and he requested an accquit-
Pollce probe blast
beslde INS vehlcle
By tbe A11ocla&ed Press
LOS ANGELES -Bomb squad investigators and
federal agents were investigating a small explosion
Thursday in a parking lot behind the downtown
Immigration and Naturalization Service office,
authorities said. No one was injured in the early morning
blast and damage was slight to an INS vehicle, police
officer Fabian Lizarraga said. "An improvised explosive
device was placed near a government vehicle parked in
the Federal Building parking lot at Temple and l...Qs
Angeles streets causing minimal damage to the vehicle,"
Lizarraga said, adding no one witnessed the explosion. A
guard at the Federal Building said the explosion was not
noticed untjl the I NS car drove away and debris was found
in the parking lot.
Blll alms to ratlfy aglng pact
WASHINGTON -A bill to ratify a bistate water
compact negotiated when President Reagan was governor
ofCahfom1a and U.S. Sen. Paul Laxaltgoverned Nevada
has been introduced by Laxalt. The legislation affects
water allocations from the Truckee, Carson and Walker
nvers which run eastward from California into Nevada.
The compact was approved by both states' legislatures,
and the states have unofficially abided by terms of the
compact since the eat'ly 1970s. However. the con-
gressional rati'fication measure was delayed pending
resolution of disputes over the water allocations,
including concerns by the Walker River Indian Tribe over
llS share of Walker River water.
Lawmakers ask for resJ.gnatlon
tal verdict on grounds lhat the
government never proved that
Wilson 1ook the money in cxchanJc
for his support of fireworks legis-
la1ion.
But Rafcedie denied the motion,
saying the points raised) by Amdur
were the same as those stated during
Wilson's five-day trial:
A jury found Wilson guilty Apnl 16
of accepting $54,000 from Monarty
in exchange for his efforts in support
of pro-fireworks legislation. The
panel acquitted him on four other
mail fraud counts, while one other
count was dropped during the trial.
The veteran councilman could have
been sentenced to five years in prison.
SACRAMENTO -Twenty-six of the 33 Re-
publicans in the state Assembly have signed a letter asking
for the resignation of Dr. Mandee Gregory, chief of the
maternal and child health unit in the state Department of
Health. Assemblyman Don Sebastiani, R-Sonoma, who
ga1hered the signatures. said Gregory, whom he described
as a "pro-abon 1on Democrat." used $20,000 of taxpayer
funds for a conference on how to lobby against federal and
state budget cuts. Sebastiani said speakers at the
conference included lobbyists for Planned Parenthood, a
pro-abon1on group. The letter. addressed to state Health
Service Director Kenneth Kizer, asked him to request
Gregory's resignation. It said the government cannot
spend public fu nds to lobby on behalf of partisan causes.
""~ Breaking down
Nancy Hoover (center) breaks down Friday
outalde the San Diego County Courthouse
after ehe and Tom Sllepard, both co-defen-
danta of former Mayor Roger Hedgecock in a
campai«n coneplracy case, were fined and
ordireato perform com.munlty service work.
Hoover wae fined $10,000 and Shepard
$1,000. Hoover le supported by aleter, Carol
Fletcher, and attorney Dwight Worden.
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LOS ANGELES (AP)-A detailed
drawing of a blond, blue-eyed man
wanted for questioning in the $22
million Central Library fire was
released Friday by fire officials.
..He's the one at this point in time
that we have not been able to find,"
said city Fire C hief Don Manrung.
The man, in his late 20s or early 30s
with a thin face and mustache, was
seen in an,area otr-limits to the public
a short time before the April 29 fire
began, Manning said.
Damage to the building and the
collection was estimated at $22
million, and Mayor Tom Bradley said
Thursday tba1 SJ million in private
donations has already pou.W in to
help restoration efforts.
lnvestiptors. interviewing more
than 3SO library staff and petrons.
compiled the first sketch a week ago.
A mustache and thicker hair was
added to the second sketch.
Manning said the man wu about 6-
foot-1 and weighed 160 pounds.
A $30,000 reward has been offe(ed
for information on the man's where-
abouts, but at this point. investigators
merely want to question the man, not
arrest him, be said.
Witness says FBI·man had plan . ~
LOS ANGELES (AP) ~Richard toconvincethem(hisemployers)that But he said Miller told him he
W. Miller had a secret plan. cede he had made contact with the people could not use FBI surveillance. ~amed "Mother,''which.he.sawashis hewastryingtoreach,'~Gray~nsaid. "He said he couldn't use his own
ucket to renewed. credll;>ltty I!" the At the end of their meet~ng on people, that bis credibility was shot
FBI,. a former pnvate inves~1gator August l 5, 1984, Gr~ysoo satd t~ey and they wouldn't believe him about te~ufied at the ex-FBI agents spy ~ode . n~med their op~rat1 on what he was doing," the witness said.
tnal. Mother, because they felt . Jhey . . Larry Grayson, a key defense shouldn't talk about it openly. 9raysog4also said at one point .lf~t
witness, said Miller wanted to meet A few weeks later. Grayson said he Miller .expressed ~nc~rn that ~1s
with Soviet agents abroad while phoned Miller and asked, "How's the supervisors weren t going to let him
Grayson took pictures and elcc-Mother thing?" pursue 1hat ~se or.a~y ~~because
tronically eavesdroped on the "He said to disregard it," Grayson he had lost tus credib1hty.
sessions, gathering evidence to show recalled. "be changed his m ind."
Miller's FBI superiors. · The plan proposed by · Miller, he
"He just wanted me to cover him recalled. was for Grayson to shadow
and try to be as discreet as possible, to him on a trip to Mexico o r another
try to get pictures and phone con-country and gather evidence.
versations,'' Grayson testified. "I told him I thought it would be
"What was it he said he hoped to better if he used his own people to
accomplish?" asked defense attorney conduct surveillanc.e ... the FBI,"
Stanley Greenberg. said Grayson. "J told him l was going
"To show he had contact with these to stick out in a place like Mexico,
individuals ... he said his credibility walking around with all this equip-
was shot. He said this would be proof ment."
MilJer,47, the only FBI agent ever
tried for espionage, contends be was
trying to infiltrate the Soviet KGB in
a last-ditch effort to salvage a career
marred by incompetenc.c, sloth and
obesity.
He 1s charged with conspiring with
two Soviet emigrcs to pass classified
documents in exchanJ c for a trench
coat and promises ofS65,000 in cash
and gold. A jury deadlock in his first
trial forced the current retrial.
Poisoning blamed on pesticide
FRESNO (AP) -United Farm
Workers President Cesar Chavez
attacked government agencies Fnday
for the mass poisoning of more than
100 farm workers exposed to a
pesticide in Tulare County orange
orchards.
C havez charged in a rally outside
LoBue Bros. Packing in the Tulare
County community of Lindsay that
more than 300 workers were exposed,
"and the number is climbing."
In the past three weeks, 108 farm
workers have complained of skin
rashes and bums, bumin~ throats and
dizziness after harvestm~ fruit in
orchards where the chemical Omjte
CR was recently applied. Most
worked for l...QBue, which harvests
fruit in about 80 orchard blocks.
It is the largest case of rashes
blamed on pesticide exposure in
California citrus known to Bill Oark,
Tulare County assistan1 agricultural
<;o m missioner.
The illnesses provided fresh am-
munition to a UFW campaign to ban
five vineyards chemicals that the
union claims are hazardous to
wo rkers and consumers.
Chavez demanded that l...QBue
recall its fruit and that state Food and
Agriculture Director Oare Berryhill
quarantine the produce, claiming its
was contaminated. He also charged
Tulare County officials with failing to
protect workers.
"Since the workers already have
been poisoned, let's not threaten the
consumers," Chavez said.
The state found pesticide residue
on citrus foliage but bad not tested
fruit samples by Friday afternoon, ·a
state Food and Agriculture spokes-
man said.
'·There's no reason to believe
there's any problem with these fruit
that have gone to market," said Jan
Wessell, a spokeswoman for the state
agency. She explained that o~
are subjected to rigorous washing
before sales, and that the pesticide is
not a systemic chemical capable of
penetrating the skin.
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Rockets place
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Seahawk standout
qualifies 3 times;
Carter wins shot
By ROGER CARLSON °' .. ...., .......
NORWALK -Ocean View Hiah'• Debbie Orr was the lone
record-breaker at the CIF 4-A track
and field prelims Friday, and Edison Hilb sophomore Kalcaph Carter
continued his domination of the shot
put here at Gahr ffiah.
The two lead a relatively small
Sunset Lcaaue continicnt to next
Saturday's CIF 4-A finals at Cerritos
College, as wcU as a select crew from
Irvine High, paced by distance star
Jim Olson.
Orr qualified for the finals in t.hrce
events, uncorking a record-breaking
38-7Yl in the triple jump, a routine
effort in the hi&h jump (S-4) and a
16-8 effort in the Iona jump.
Caner, wu a foot off his best of
S9·S in the shot, but still bead and
shoulders above the field with bis
S8-S put.
He is nearly four feet ahead of bis
nearest competition -at least off
Friday's results.
.. My high jum~ was a little off,"
said Ocean Views Orr. "But in the
triple I felt really good."
She improved on Santa Ana Val-
ley's Alice Franklin's 1982 standard
by one inch.
"I tbi.nk it'U take a S-l l to win the
hiah jump," added Orr. "And it'U
talc about a 38 foot in the triple, but if
l go 3~ I'll feel really good."
(Pleue eee CD' /82)
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Laken trl•
to mo•e around Bouton'• Ralph Sampeon
AP.._,.,
dmiDC ftnt quarter of Friday n.ICht'• W•t-
ern COaference playoff •a.me.
Olajuwon scores
40 as Houston
HOUSTON (AP) -The Houston
Rockets made cenain Los Aqeles
history didn't set a chance to repeat
itself Friday niaht in the NBA
Western Conference finals.
Akeem Olajuwon scored 40 poinu
to overcome 33 points by Kareem
Abdul Jabbar and 29 more by James
Worthy to lead the Roe.kcu to a
11 7-109 victory and 2-1 lead in their
best-of-seven series.
The victory prevented the defend-
ina champion La.ken from ~tina
last year's feat when they spbt their
first two games apinst Denver, then
won three straight games to eliminate
the N~ for the Western Con-
ference tJtle.
"Jabbar is still one of th~ sreatcst
but when it came down to the end, our
big IUJS came out and took 1t to
them,· said Rockets guard Robert
Reid. "It j ust went back and forth
until we got the cdae."
Entcrina Friday's pmc, the l..aken
had won l 4 of their lut IS pmcs at
Houston, but Rockets center Ralph
Sampson claimed it didn't affect his
teammates .
"The l4 losses weren't ioyolved
with everyone on this team. Only two
or three (playcn) were invovled,"
Sampson said. "This is the team of
the future."
Foul trouble plagued both the
La.ken' and Rockets' front line late in th~ gameJ_but Sampson said it only
cnmpcd Houston.
"We couldn't be as aggressive but
at least we could show that we were
Wonderful Wally wows Tigers in 11-1 win
Joyner hits two more Detroit pitchers for l 3 hits and the T igers
committed three errors. Today'•1ame Joyner, who has lS homers and 37 RBI.
bas homered in six ofhis lqt eight pmcs. In the
first inninJ. be crushed a 1-0 pitch from Petry
off the f aClng of the third deck in right fit Id. homers to keep AL lead "That's got to be the best part of this whole
thing.Just to sec WalJy," Win said. "I'd come to
the park just to watch Wally hit. In fact, 1 do
when I'm not pitching."
Aqeh (Slaton 4-1) at Detroit (LaPoint
0-2).
DETROIT (AP) -Nobody, not even
Wally Joyner, can believe Wally Joyner.
The Angels rookie, who leads the major
l~es in home runs and RBI, bit two homers
while Gary Pettis and Dick Schofield each hit
one to back the seven-hit pitching of Mike Witt
as the Angels pounded the struggling Detroit
Ti&cn. l 1-1, FridaY, night.
Mana.er Gene Mauch said be bas never
seen a rookie. including Richie Allen, come into
the majors and "contact the baJI as solidly as
Wally has. It really is something to sec. It's a
pleasure. He just refuses to let people take his
good swing away from him.
time: 10:20 a.m.
TV: Cbannel 4.
Radio: KMPC (7 10).
Sunday's pmc: Angels at Detroit, I 0:35
a.m.
In the seventh, he blasted a Campbell
delivery into the second deck -both solo
shots.
"He hit a pitch out that be should have,"
Petry said of the letter-high fastball that was
rijht over the plate to Joyner. "It was a bad
pitch on my part. I've only seen rum for two
pitches." enoufb to tell you. He's handled himself very
well.'
"It stuns me,' Joyner said. "I've hit 15
home runs. I've never hit 1 S homcn in my life.
It doesn't even feel like I've 'ot a home run. I
can't explain that. I'm swinging hard and the
ball's just goi~ over the fence, that's all."
While Wm, 3-3, was pitchina his third
complete game, the Angels pounded four
"Bill Campbell got him o ut on his front
foot, then he came back and got his good swing
on the next pitch."
Mauch was asked 1fhc was pleased with the
way the 23-year-old Joyner 1s handling the
attention.
"I'm probably more than pleased with
Wally."' Mauch said. ··eut I'm not aniculatc
Loser Dan Petry, 3-3, lasted only 1 'f:J
innings, bis shortest outing of the season. He
gave up five runs on three ruts.
"They just beat the dcv\J out ofus," Detroit
Manager Sparky Anderson said. "You've got to
give them a littfe credit. They beat on us pretty
good."
In the second inruna. Petry hit Schofield
with a pitch and walked Bob Boone. Pettis then
belted his second home run into the second
deck in right for a 4-0 lead.
With two outs in the inning. Brian
Downing singled and scored from first when
right fielder Pat Sheridan booted Rcgic
Jackson's single for an error.
Oilers blanked; Ocean View wins on homer
Esperanza posts
7 -0 win over HB;
Seahawks roll, 6 -3
BJ RICHARD DUNN
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Huntiqton Beach High's baseball
team was a victim of an untimely
mental breakdown Friday in the first
round of the CIF 4-A playoffs.
And it wasn't because Oilers Coach
Mike Dodd didn't warn his team
about what to expect.
"We knew we were aoi~ to face an
off-speed pitcher," said Dodd, who
watched Esperanza left-hander Steve
Halweg tic the Oilcn in knots for five
innings u the Aztecs recorded a 7-0
victory. "We knew what (Halweg)
was 1oi04 to throw and we worked all
week on 1t
"We needed to sit back and be
peticnt. So ri&ht off the bat, we come
out and start swinaina at all the off-
speed stuff out of the strike zone." •
Perhaps piqued with the thouaht
about what they'd been preperina l'or
durina the week. the Oilers struck out
seven times ~nst Halwea, mostly
on slow breakina stuff in ttie dirt or
cbanaeups down in the zone off the
plate.
The Oilen ( 13-12), who manaacd
only three hits, two by left fielder
Brian McLeod, went quietly. Hunt·
inaton Beach starter Jeff Haack had
&ood enou&h stuff to keel) the Aztecs
ltitters -six of whom ent.ercd the
pmc battina over .300 -off stride,
but a combination of errors and aome
touah luck left the Oilcn' ace out in
the cold on a warm day at Eapcnm7.8
Hia.h.
Onfortunately for the Oilers, the
tempo of the pme was set early ...
with Esperanza's first two bitten. to ·
be _precise.
Left-hnded leadoff better KeVln
Clancy, who went 3 for 4 with two
runs tc0rcd for the Aztecs. lined one
the other way opcntna the first innina.
McLeod, who was In left field for
Huntinaton Beach, dove fOr the bell.
but It aot pa t him and wound up a
1nple and the t tcc' -seeded fourth
1n the 4-A -were ID business before
Haack had umc to get a feel for the
mound.
Esperanza (21-3-1) wasted no time
convcrtin~. Andy Escobar's pop up ID
shaJlow ngbt field fell for a single.
scoring Oancy and giving the Aztecs
an early 1-0 edge
The ball appeared catchable, but a
tno of Oilers were battled the sun and
1t set the tonr for a four-run 1Dnmg.
"Haack was out there too long in
the first inning," Dodd said. "He
threw a lot of pitches, and with the
heat today, you could see he was a
little tired later on.
"In the Sunset League you p1ar 1n
cool weather, with a lot o night
games. He wasn't used to this."
A walk, an error and a sinJle
.accounted for the other first-tnning
runs, and Haack. who struck out one
and walked two, found himself in a
hole he couldn't get out of.
"If we could've held them in the
first inning to only one run," Dodd
added, "(the game) may have been
different. "But when you're hitting
.180 as team (entering the game), it's
going to catch up to you sooner or
later. You just can't give a team a like
Esperanza those kind of op-
portunities.··
The Aztecs pushed across another
run in the third before Junior short-
stop Tom Redington made it 7-0 with
a two-run home run in the fourth.
"Re<tington is man playi ng with
boys, .. Dodd said.
Whether Esperanza bad men or
boys on the field, Dodd doesn't think
his club was at all fearful of the Emf ire League champions.
•• don't think we were in-
timidated," Dodd said. "but we sure
played like it. And if (Haack) wasn•t
down by four, he wouldn't have
gotten discouraged.
-
··we played good defense in back of
Haack all year. but today we JUSt
didn't do 1t," Dodd said.
Sluggish wo uld be a good word to
describe how Huntington Beach was
Friday.
In other CIF action 1nvolvmg
Sunset League teams:
Oceu View I, Los Altos 3: David
Holdridge's three-run homer ID the
fifth inning unlocked a 3-3 tie and
gave the host Seahawks the victory
over the Conquerors.
David Leonhardt and 8111 Day-
mude both sin&led to precede Hold-
ridgc's blast. wfiicb easily cleared the
left-center field fence.
Los Altos pushed over a single run
in the firstand Ocean View countered
with two in the second as Vic Frcsca's
pinch-hit single drove in one and
Mike Fyhric knocked in the other.
The Conqucron repined the lead
with two 1n the third befo~ the
Scahawks knotted the count with a
run in the bottom of the fourth.
Relief pitcher Brett Johnson was
nearly flawless, hurling the final four
mnings and shut the door on Los
Altos. He did not Allow a run. while
allowing just two bits and striking out
two.
It was a balanced Ocean View
attack which featured everyone in the
lineup, including a pinch-hitter, gct-
tingat least one hit and Mike Abascal
cracking a pair of doubles.
Westmluter S, St. Put Z: The
Lions executed a perfect squtt2e play
in the top of the ~venth to beat the
Angelus Leaaue co-champion
Swordsmen at St. Paul.
Wcstmanstcr's Dean Eddy laid
down a _perfect bunt with no outs to
allow Chris Musuraca, who had
tripled to lead off the inning, to score
the pmc winner.
Runttncton Beacb'• Brlata McLeod 41"9 bat can't come ap with bit .. alaat S.peraua 411rlaC CIP playoff 1am• htclay
,.
still around," Sampeoa laid.
Los ~la COKb Pat Riley Mid
Olajuwon s effort was a key to the
victory.
"The effort plays be made to 10 into
the aut to pickup looee belll and put
them in wu a bia. factor," Riley aid
"We aot to come bKk atroaa SUoday
and try to even this tbina up."
Riley aid he WU pleued to lee
Wortbv break out of a llumP..
.. He's startiDa to hit," Riley aid.
"H:~ust bad bed lbootin& niabta. To . t I thouabt his 16ot WU
effcctJvc."
Houston's Lewis Uoyd bit two
quick buk.eU to start a &antic bal1la
quaner and pve the Rockets a 94-91
lead and the 1...aUn never Jed apin.
The La.km bcAd the lead Woul*
most of the tee:Ood quarter but tie
Rockets sw-.ed near the end of tbe
period for a 60-S9 ba1ftime ie.d.
Trailina S7-SJ, HOUlloa ICONd
seven strai&bt poinu on a he Cb.row
by Olajuwon fo~ by a 1-k.et bJ
Olajuwon and two jump aboU bJ
Uoycl
Lot AqcJcs did not repin the ....
until Byron Scott's buket with 7:22 to
10 in tbe third quarter.
Dodgers
squeeze
past Mets
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bil
Ruaell'1 suicide squeeze bunt in tbe
bottom of the 11th innina ICOl9d
Mike Marshall from third bae to pw
the Los AQelcs Dodsn a 4-l victoty
over the New Y oik Meta Friday
niaht.
l>avc Andcnoo opened the 11 tb
with an infieAd bit off loler Je91
Orosco, 0-1 . Mi.kc Marshall forced
Anderson at second. and Mib
Sciotcia folJowed with a siqle, ICDCI-. M.anball to third.
"tusseU. pinch-bittin& for Orea
Toda7'•..-e
New York: Meu (Fernandez 4-0) at ~en (Welch 3-l).
Time: i p.m.
TV: Channel 4.
Radio: KABC (790).
Sunday's pme: New Yon: at
Dodaen, l2:0S p.m.
Brock, dro~ a l-0 pitch down the
third-base line as Manball crOMed
the plate with the winnin& run. It was the fint run ICOred oft'
Orosco in 13 appearances this ICUOD,
covering 18¥.i mninp.
Ken }Wwell, 1-2, pitched two
scoreless inninas to set the win.
Brock capped a three-run aath
annina with a two-run sinale that pve
the Dod&en a 3-2 lead. But Duryt
Strawberry tied the pme in tbe
seventh with an RBI double that
scored Len Dykstra, who bad liftlied
and adYanced to KCODd on a poun-
dout.
Mets' shortstop Howard JohlllOD
dropped Steve Sax's pop Oy in sbort
!cf\ (or a two-buc error to opcn the
sixth. Sax took third OD a lfOUndout
and scored on Bill Madlock's line
sinale to center.
Marshall followed with anotbet
s1nalc, sendina Madlock to third, with
Manhall goina to 1CCOnd on the
throw.
With a 2-2 count on Brock, play
was delayed for about five manuta
because of glarina hcadliabta from a
car parked beyond the cent.er·fidd
fence. When play resumed, Brock
lined Gooden's next pitch to r\abt-
eenter. sconna both runnen.
Gooden went c1aht 1nninp. allow-
ma seven hlls and the three ~
runs. He struck out seven and wa1bd
one.
FaZJ dies after
fall bJ CldCJ16o
CHICAGO (AP) -AD l,._year-old
man plun&ed about 40 feet to b.11
death at Comiskey Parle on Friday
niaht when he fell from the \lppet
deck stands duri!'f a pme between
the Cbic:aao Wh1tr Sox and the Kansas City Royals. oftici.all llid,
The man was pronounced dlllld on
amval at Mteblel Rceee Ho1phaJ ud
Medical Qntet, aid a bolpital
spokeswoman, who uked not to be
i~~fi~ • She said the man '1 name wu bcillll
withheld, pendlftl aotificalioo Of
relatives
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°::l!lte 1-5 start, P • don't think
Carlton is through
Frea AP dl1pe&dlet
PHILADELPHIA -The ravaaes of Ill aae and iniury have made a mere monal of
Steve Carhon, the onJy pitcher ever to win
four Cy Youna A wards.
Lefty, at qe 41, bas lost the bard slider that fr~e
bats and made him baset.ll's No. 2 trikeout kan& with
l,946, behind Nolan Ryan.
He no lonaer throws With the velocity that helped
win 31 Spmes¥d placed him amona the game's top IS
· pitchers in seven maJor lea&ue
catqorics.
ltut the Philadelphia Phithes.
thouJh aware their SI milJion-a-
ycar man will never be the same.
refuse to believe he's ready for the
scrap heat>.
"I 1bink he's got enough to
win, but he needs help," said
pitching coach Claude Osteen,
thought to be Carlton's closest
fnend in baseball.
Carlton "He's no longer dominant.
He needs runs to take the pressure off. He needs
defense. He can't pitch out of trouble anymore. I mean.
he can't strike out people the way he used to. but he can
still win for us."
Carlton hasn't talked to reporters in eight years so
it's hard 10 say if he agrees with that assessment.
His problems started last year when he suffered a
strained rotator cuff in his left shoulder; he went on the
disabled list for the first time 1n his 20-ycar major league
career.
The left-hander was 1-8 in 1985. and this year, an
eight stans. he has had trouble getting past five innings.
So far. he's 1-5 with a 5.88 earned run average, 27 walks
and 31 strikeouts.
"We consider him a six-or seven-inning pitcher,"
said club president Bill Giles. "We don't think he'll ever
complete a game. In this day and age that's (six or seven
innings) pretty good ...
But Giles had a more incisive outlook when he
said: "I respect him as a man and what he's done for us
and what he's tryrng to do. We have to give him every
benefit of doubt, and hope and pray he can do
consistently what he's done sporadically this year."
Giles said there IS no timetable on c~rlton and that
the pitcher will complete this last year of his contract.
After that, Carlton has a year-to-year deal for SI m1lhon
at the club's option.
Quote of the day
Dick Williama, after managmg his first game
Wlth the Seattle Manners. a I 3-3 win over
Toronto in which first baseman Alvin Davis
drove tn eight runs:"( was on pins and needles all
day. I couldn't sleep at all last nighL I don't know
1f Alvin wtll remember this night, but I sure will."
Ferdinand Preakneu favorite
BAL Tl MORE -Jockey Bill Shoe-~
maker and trainer Charlie Whittingham,
the old men ofracini, try to keep alive ttTeir
hopes for a Tnplc Crown today (Channel 7
at 2) with a colt named Ferdinand in the Preakness
Stakes.
Ferdinand. who emerged from a 16-horse calvary
charge as the I 7-1 Kentucky Derby winner May ). has
to beat only six ri vals at Pimlico to advance on ~e
Triple Crown trail. which ends with the June 1 Belmont
Stakes.
Although made the early 9-5 favonte and a
sentimental choice of many fans because oft he 54-ycar-
old Shoemaker and 73-year-old Whmmgham.
Ferdinand might not go off as the No. I choice.
That role could go to the strong D. Wayne Lukas-
tra1ned entry of Badger Land and Clear Choice, 2-1 1 n
the early hne.
Thompson new Oly m pic coach
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. -m
Georgetown Umversny's John Thompson
on Friday was named head coach of the
1988 U.S. Olympic basketball team. the
Amateur Basketball Assoc1a11on of the USA an-
nounced.
C.11&1'7 opena with 6-2 win
CALGARY, Alberta -Tbc Catpry (ii
Flames aot •'f\'o qvickrmc-bra.kina aoat , from Dan Ownn an Lanny McDo~ld
early in the t1urd period Hd rode a S'-tped>
overall effort from their sped.&Jty teams to a S-2 victor)'
over the Montreal eu.diens Friday ruaht in the
openina pme of the Stanley CUp final1.
Unul Quinn and McDonald conoccted 79 seconds
apan an the final period, the Flames ~re han&.ina onto
a tenuous 2· I lead in a pmc dominated by Calpry's
penalty-tillin& units.
That unit even struck ofteosivcly as Quinn's aoaJ
came With the Aame shorthanded.
In taklna the opener of the best-of-seven NHL championsh~p series, which resumes here Sunday
night. the Aames stopped five strai&bt power-play ~portunitics by the Canadiens at'ier the Wales
Confercn~ champions had loCOred first on a goal by
Mats Naslund 1n the ope01na period.
J o hnaon la Com eback Player
NEW YQRK -Marques Johnson of m
the Los Angeles Oippers. who averged
20.3 points and made the Western Con·
ference All-Star tcan\, as a auard after
prcv.iously rcachina &ll·star status four times as a
forward, Friday was named the NBA Comeback Player
of the Year.
Johnson got 30 votes from a nationwide panel of
media members, five more than second-place finisher
Bill Walton of Boston. Earlier in the week, Walton wu
named the NBA's best Sixth Mao.
Walter Davis of Phoenix came in third with eight
votes from the 78-mcmber panel.
Rcsgic Theus of Sacramento followed with six
votes. Golden State's Joe Barry Ca.troll had four, Randy
Wittman of Atlanta two and Adrian Dantley of Utah,
Terry Teagle of Golden State, and Rod Higins, who
played for four teams this season. got one each.
Twitty, E dwards ahare lead
Howard Twllty finished off a 68 with l!I
birdies on two of the last three boles and
moved into a share of the lead Friday in the
second round of the Colonial National
Invitation Tournam•nt in Fort Worth . The journey-
man Twitty, wmncroftwo titles ioa 12-ycar PGA T(J\.lf
career, completed two trips over the Colonial Country
Club course in I 36. He was tied at that fiture, 4 under
par, with Davtd Edward1, who had a 3-uodcr-par 67 in
the tricky winds. Bob Tway, a winner at San Diego
earlier 1h1s season, and Du Poll were a sin&le stroke off
the halfway lead at 137. Tway had a 68 andl>ohl shot 69
... In.the LPG.\ tournament at Chatham Township,
N .J. Betay Kia1 and Jue Blalock. playint in the same
threesome. fired 6-under-par 67s and shared a two-
stroke lead after the operunJ round. WhjJe King and
Blalock were matchin& bird1es most of the day, Pat
Bradley stumbled slightly in her bid to become the first
player 10 earn $2 million on the LPGA tour. She
finished the opening 18 holes on the pa.r-73 Fairmount
Country Club at I-over-par. seven stokes behind the
leaders.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
9: 30 a. m. -BASEBALL: This week 1 n
baseball. Channel 4.
9:30 a.m. -MOTOR SPORTS: IMSA road
racing. from Watkins Glen, N.Y .• Channel 9.
10 a.m . -BASEBALL: Angels at Detroit,
Channel 4.
IO a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 56.
I I a.m -WRESTLING: Channel 9.
I I a.m. -PRO BAS~BALL: Boston at
Milwaukee in NBA playoff game. Channel 2.
Noon -WR~TLING: Channel 56.
12:30 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS:
Boxing-World Amateur Championships, from
Reno; Horse racing -Back-Eyed Susan at
P1mhco (tape); Indy 500 reports, Channel 7.
I p.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 56.
I p.m. -BASEBALL: New York Mets a t
Dodgers, Channel 4.
1:30 p.m. -GOLF: Colonial National
lnv1t.at1on, from Fon Worth, Tex .. Channel 2.
2 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Preakness
Stakes, from P1mlico. Channel 7.
2 p.m. -BOXING: Jungkoo Chang vs.
German Torres. from Korea (tape), Channel 34.
RADIO
10: 15 a.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at
Detroit, KMPC (7 10).
I p.m. -BASEBALL: New York Mets at
Dodgers, KABC (790).
CIF 4 -A TRACK AND FIELD PRELIMS •.•
P'romBl
Although she qualified for three
events, the long Jump will be shelved
1f 1t interferes with her cmpha!.1~ on
the tnple Jump and high j ump.
Edison Coach Fred Marquc1 wa'
pleased with his four athletes who
qualified -Caner and Mike Smyser
1n the shot. sophomore Chuck Tyler
in the long Jump (22-6'1•) and pole
vaulter Kirk Hooten.
Hooten didn't miss a height 1n
JOining a nine-man field at 13-6.
Marquez wasn't happy with the
prevailing situation. which found his
putters warming up o n grass. but said
"He's there, that's the big thing."
Others gaining a berth at the final\
i nc lude Marina·li Shannon
Winkleman in the 1.600(9·26 56)and
Irvine's 400 relay quartet (4:31 8)
Nicole Ritchot led Edison's girls
with a sharp double, taking her he<m
in the 800 (2: 17 96) and the 1,600
(5:05.84). as "ell as runnin~ a leg on
Edison's J.600 relay squad.
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Lese had a stro~howina in the decathlon to hit!> t action Friday
oi&ht in tbe fu1t y of state com-
munity college track and field cham-
pionships at ML San Antonio Col·
lqe,
The Pirates placed three com-
petjtors in the tof silt in the event,
with Dave Wetz.e a surprime second
with 3,404 after five events.
The ravonte in theevent-Cout's
George Wainscoal -waa in a tic for
third wilh Raul Sanchez of Con-
sumoes River with 3,399 points.
"GeofJe is sufferi~ a little bit frorn
a hamstnna pull." said OCC aaiatant
track coach Gordie Fiuel. 04lt was
limitina him a little bit toniaht.
"The first two events ate the
hardest on the hamstrina and be
made it throuih OK. But the other
auys (Wetzel &nd siitth-place Stuart
Lui) did very well." ·
In the individual competltion of
the decathlon, Wainscoat won the
shot put with a toss of 42-1 I.
Jeff Williams of SaddJeback was
the overall leader after tbe tint day
with 3,462 Points.
On the women's side, OCCs bope
in the 5,000 meters, Kathy Kiernan
finished second but it took a nation&J
communitycollcac record to beat her.
Dejected ..........................
Sylvta Mosqueda of East Los
Angeles raced to the victory in
I 5:52.47 with Kiernan runner-up in
16:51.2. lt was K.ieman's second-best
time ever in the event.
llembera of ..Ban~ Beach'• buebdl team Ucnra lta
depreaelon near the end of P'rlday'• 7-0 lo.e to Eaperana. Action continues at Mt. SAC today
with a full sJate of events.
Uni escapes with 4-3 win
Trojans overcome critical error s;
Ea Jes ouster] by Mountain View
By JOSEPH DUDEVOlR
Delly,... C:en 1111 •••
There have been luckier pitchers than University
High's Todd Kruger.
Going into Friday's first-round ClF game against
Santiago. Kruger sported a sterling earned run average of
1.90. But with little defensive support to back him. his
record was only 5-6.
But things finally went the left-hander's way, as the
Trojans overcame themselves and the Cavaliers for a 4-3
win at Uni.
"I feel fortunate we won," said Un1 vcrs1ty Coach
Chris Conlin, who in his first year, guided the Trojans to
a repeat Sea View League title. "Santiago's kids played to
near perfection, while our kids, l think.. must have been a
little nervous."
Uni (13-9) was its own worst encmey, committing
three errors in two innings to allow SantillJO (14-10) to
score three unearned runs to erase the TroJans' 2-0 lead
and take a 3-2 advantAge into the bottom of the sixth
inning.
·•1 was surpnscd with the errors our kids made," said
Conlin. "This sort of thing has happened to Kruger
before. where we haven't given him the best support.
"But tt'sacrcdit to him and the rest of the kids for not
quiting."
Jn the end it was Santiago making the backbreaking
m 1scue. as the Cavalier outfield misplayed Jeff Baker's fly
ball, letting 1t drop, and alowing Jeff McGovern to race
home from second with the winning run.
"McGovern 1s the fastest guy on the team," said
Conlin. "It was a relief to see him coming around (the
bases)."
Kruger went the distance to even bis record at 6-6.
To ny Candelas was the loser and dropped to 6-4.
The Trojans started their com back with two outs in
the home half of the sixth, as pinch-hitter Brett Bradshaw
laced a hnednve single to left to bring catcher Baker home
with the tying run.
"Bradshaw really came through ror us," said Conlin.
.. He's done that before, so l wasn't too surprised."
In the seventh, Kruger was in trouble again.I but this
time he received some help from the Trojan dercnse.
Santiago's Tony A faro hit a lead-off single. He was
promptly scrubbed offthc bases by Baker's pick-off throw
to first baseman Bart Silbennan.
It proved to be a big out because one out later Kruger
gave up another single to Tim Reynolds, who then stoic
second base.
After he walked Joe Marquez, Kruger reached for his
ninth and final strikeout to get out of the inning. as Joe
Marquez was caught looking.
The win enabled Univcnty to advance ot the second
round to face Norte Vista.
"I don't know who will pitch," said Conlin. "I know
11 won't be Todd. thou~. He needs the rest. Maybe I'll
have the booster club pick the pitcher for us."
For the Trojans to keep advancing. they'll have to
play a hule tighter than they did apinst Sanuaao.
Uni had three runnen make outs on the base paths,
tw.o of runners were in scorina posjtion with less than two
outs.
And that defense ...
"We'll have to have our seniors take charae a liuJe,''
said Conlin. "I think we'U be OK with one pmlc under
Area volleyball team
suff era first defeat
WIC HJT A, Kansas -The Hu.ntinston Beach-hued
SSE-Raymond Cont.ruction squad suffe~ its first
setback Friday in the final round oflhe S7th United States
Volleyball Association Nation.aJ Championships.
The area team was beaten by Molten of Los Anaeles,
I S-10, I S·8, but remains alive io the double~Umination
compeution.
Molten. which advanced to the championship match
tod•Y· was ltd by fom1cr Olympian Pat Powen. who
notched 2S kllls and pla)'t(I an outsta.adina match.. accordtna to Raymond eo.ch Alben Gupenan.
Molttn is the dtftndina chatnpion and will meet the
winntt of today's Raymond vs. Banana Boats (Lo.s
An&eks) contest for the title ton.iahL
for Raymond ConstNCtion, whkh wu tec0nd in
the competition last year, Newport Harbor H,.h product
Steve Timmons wu lbe standout with 16 killS.
Amon.a the rimaindcr of the tquad arc Tom
Patoleii. BobCwnlik.. Rocky Ciartlla. Din Olenn. Make
D'A.lcuandro. Joel O'Nccochea. Tom Wide and Mike
Brawley
our belts."
In other CIF action:
MoutaiD View 5, Eatucla 1: Senior left-hander
Bnan Romero allowed just five hits and a seventh-inning
run to end lhe Eagles' season at I 1-13.
The second-seeded Vik.inp (23-1) scored sinaJe runs
in the first three innings and added two more in the fourth
to secure the victory.
"We had no returning player from last year and really
played as a team this year," said Estancia assistant coach
Paul Troxel, "and that's the only reason we went as far as
we did."
The ~es notched their only run in the sevenlb as
Dan Burke s1 ogled, moved to second on a walk and scored
on Danny Dougherty's hiL
Otherwise, Romero, who is unbeaten 1 n 12 decisions
this year and carried an 0.65 earned run average into the
game. was too tough.
Irvine's 13-6
win good sign
Vaqueros do a ll their scoring
in three in nings to top Ch in o
By BARRY FAULKNER
Delly .... C:.1 J f l I ...
The Irvine Htah baseball team is enjoying its finest
season in the school's brief history and the Vaqueros' I 3-6
home victory over Chino Friday in the fint round of lhc
CIF 2-A playoffs isn't the only sign oflbe times.
The Vaqs (20..8-l ). who wrapped up their tint South
Coast League title this year, rushed to the sign-maker's
shop to honor lhe achicvcmcnL
The finished product, a nice 4 by 6-foot sign with the
players names listed below the triumphant words: South
Coast league Champions 1986, was attached to the
centCT' field-fence Friday morning just in time for lhe
playoff opener.
"This team is goina to lose sometime th.is year, .. said
Irvine Coach Bob Aint, but that ~inting to the wooden
banner) is forever. We won that.'
In the early going it looked like the lcaiue tide may
have been the Vaqs' swan sona. as the Cowboys Jumped
on starter Brian Snoddy for two runs in the first tnoina.
But the balanced Vaquero attack, which rcatures four
h1tten battiDJ. over .400, got rolli~ in the middle innings
and Snoddy_ \11-2) despite strua&hng some, recorded the
victory, stnl"ng out e1&ht.
The host" benetitted from three walks and a thrce-
run error on a fly ball to left field to post six runs in the
third and followed with four in the fourth and three in the
fifth to complete their scorina.
The tumina point in the third innina for the hosts was
when lrvine designated bitter Scott Morton, whose
avcrqc has hovered around .200 th.t s yea.r fouled offfour
pitches from Chino junior O.J. A oydi ~th two strikes.
eventually drawina a bases-loaded wa k to force in Rick
Smentanb with the tyina run. Morton had three RBI on
the day.
..The last two aames Scott has really been a buc:ball
player for us." sa.id Fl.int "He's been a starter then a non-
starter and then a staner •in this year," said Aint of his
S-8 DH. "T he kids really like Sc:ott and they know what
he's SoinJ thtouah up there (as a hiller) ... when be acts up
there and its a r-1 score and he fouls off some pitches to
draw the inevitable walk, the kids rc&lly appreciated it,"
Aintaddcd.
The via.itors who aot at least one hit in every innina
posted (our runs on five hits in the top of the fif\b to close
the pp to IG-6 but they could manaac nothina eltc
offenttvdy.
.. That's 1oina to happen to Brian (Snoddy) when he
throws that 12 mile-an-hour faslt.11" said Aint of his star
ri&ht·handed burler's trouble in the flf\h.
Snoddy bad posted a scanty 1.91 ERA over 80-i>lus
inninp aoina in to the pme, but yielded 12 biu and ftvc
earned NM to the Hacienda Leaauc'• third place entry.
"It's ,Otta act drastic for us to take him out. .. iaid
flint of Sooddy, .. He's our auy."
It remains to be seen however, 1f Snoddy can
continue to nand up under the stnJn.
dThe amount of inninp abouJdn't be b~ him
because of the way he throws (wathout blah ~cloc:ity).''
said Flint. addina. "But I am con«med about him bcina
able to come btck Tuclday (when they will mert Oarden
Orovc)"
Jrvinie Scf\ fielder Jtff WaJten had a pau or doubles
and three RBI for the w1nncn
o,,_...do9 dlam9'ouJaJ,,.
Olympic aold medalist Tim ~l. t.be oation'1 top ranked IYMfl:lat, wiU ll' iaht the
field of mott than 100 1n the U A men'•
·Wnttm Cbaoc'%!onabipa, toniaht aftct S~oday at
VCLA lllntat1oaal track meet
the John W n Centtr on the UCLA cam 1:he ~pul.aory compctattoo beain1 at ~ ~~1 wnh the optional finals beaiM1na ~naayat 2.
Fotmtr UC Irvine runner Steve Sc:ou and ex·
Marina Hlah star Chip RJab wlll be Jl&St two of
the Oranto Cout ara repttttnt.atint compet·
ina •n ahe prestlaaoua Pcpaa lnvit.ational Traclt
Meet today at UCLA's Otake lad1um.
The . top 72 scores from the tive tt11ona1 champao~ahips wll! qualify for the u. s.
Gymnaaucs Federation Chamr.1ooabips. 1ehcd· ulcd June 19·22 in lndianapol 1.
~It, the Amcrica.n recotd boldtt ID the mile
at 3:47.69 will be compcl1~ tn the umc event
with 1ucb nandouu 11 Olympic IOO mc&er champion Joequim Clu2 of Brull.
Rish. currently aucndina Arizona St.ale on a footti.11 tcbolanhlp, will run the 400 mettn in the comp&ny of 191-4 Olymp c final 11.1 Antonio
McKay, OabriclTiacoh and lnne>«nt ~nike.
Sealor.attballlefUIUe
Players are beHIJ sou&ht Tor a 16-team seruor ~ .SS..and-older) slow pi1ch softball Jeque
nnma Sunday, June I
Other area compcllton illdude. 8nan Tbmo1, formerly ofNewpon Hart>or HtP and
UCLA (mile); Jud 81nley. U·Laauna ~h H1ah and UCl 11.&ndout (ditcus): PoUy Plumer,
who pttpped at Univm1ty Htab and cumndy .11
at UCLA: and cumnt Anteater runMt Jdl
Karrin~ton, both of whom will are entered in 1bc
women 1 l ,SOO-metcr evenl
or 1nfonnat1on phone Peter SinuJult 11
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in.Joa Vlelo trlatbJoa
World Cap team. pla7
The WortdCupteamsorMeuooand Enaland,
will mccl in the first pme of a soccer
doubleheader today a11be Los Anaclcs Coljseum
at 3 p.m.
Mexico, 3..0 in World Cup competition, holds
wins over Canada. 3-0, Chile, 1.0 and Uruauay,
1.0. while Enaland bas won 1t1 las1 two Cup
matchet, bc:atfna Russia, 1.0 and Scot.land. 2-1.
Scou Tinley, 1lss Tna1hlc1e of the Year and
winner or lu1 year's Hawau lrooman competi·
lion. bu announced be wtJI compete in lbe 1nau1ural Oranac County Perform1na Ans
Center Triathlon Sunday. June I. 1n Miuion
Viejo.
Tinley, a res1den1 ofEnctnitas. baa competed
in over 100 triAlhlons in eiahl different
countries, winnina 12 events in 1~8S alone.
South Korea will meet Peru 1n the second
pmeat 6.
Tickets 1.rt rnced at S 17 for rcten'ed scats,
$14 for Jenera admission, $6 for youths 11-1 4
and $1 for children 3-10.
The June I event will fc11ure a I.Sit swim in
Like M1u1on Viejo. a 3Slt bike race over muc:b
of .lbe Otr.i:npic bicycle courte and a IOk run
thoruab billy temin. Botli men's and women'1 open division
winners will receive a minimum $I ,SOC>.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Entry forms are available In runn1na. cydina
and triathlon stores throua)lout Ora.nae County.
For 1nfonnation phone 996-8680.
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around on Cubs
Astros score s ix
in sixth to rally
past Ch icago, 9-6
F rem AP dltpetc~ea
HOUSTON -Glenn Davis had
three RBI, includina a run-scoring
sin-1e that capped a six-run sixth
in01ng. leadina the Houston A1tros to
a 9-6 victory over the Cbicaao Cubs
Friday niaht.
Trailina6-J, theAstrossent IOmen
to the plate in lhc si.Alh and scored six
runs off three Cubs pitchers. Kevin
Bass led off with a single, went to
second on a aroundout and scored on
Terry PuhJ's single off Jay Baller, 1-2.
Aft.er Mark Bailey aro~nded out, ~e
Astros put toaether sut consecull ve
hits. Alan Ashby's pinch-bit RBI
single made it 6-4. DiJI Doran fol-
lowed with another single, Dickie
Thon and Jose C ruz bit back-to-back
RBI doubles ooff reliever Guy Hoff-
man and Davis capped the outburst
Wlth his run-sconng single, as the
Astros pounded out 16 hits.
Both teams scored twice in the first
Ryrie Sanbcrs's sacrifice fly and Kieth
Moreland's solo homer off starter Jim
Deshaies gave the Cubs the: lead, but
Davis tied the game in the bottom of
the inning with a 1wo-run single.
Jody Davis led off the second
inning with the first of his two home
runs to put the Cubs ahead 3-2, but
singles by Puhl, Batley and Doran tied
the score at J.3 after two innings.
The Cubs areeted Astro reliever
Julio Solano. 3-0, with two runs in the
third to take a S-3 lead. Matthews led
off with a walk, advanced to third on
Sandbcrs's double and scored on
Moreland's single. Sandberg scored
on a wild pitch.
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phia blanked the Giants.
The 41 -year-old Carlton, 2-5,
struck out four and walked none
before lcavmg after one-ou1 singles by
Bob Brcnly and Rob Thompson in
the eiahth.
But Tekulve struck out Joel Young-
blood and got Luis Quinones to
aro11nd out, then worked a scoreless
ninth for h.is first save.
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Mitch Webster and Hubie Brooks all
homered to lead Montreal pest San
0.tjO. Fi~d led off the ct&hth 1nn1na
with his fourth home run off Aody
Hawkins. 2·3. break.in& • 1·1 tie
Kawkins entued the seventh with a
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Websler tied the pmc Wlth • 1.-adoff
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homer, his third of the season.
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ham for the National League lead, tn
the: ninth.
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CTNCINNA Tl -Buddy Bell, who
entered the game with only two runs
batted in this season, knocked an
throe to power Cincinnati past Pit·
tsburgh as the Reds won for only the
third time an 15 home games.
John Denny, 2-4, got the w1n with
John Franco pitching the last three
innings for his fifih save.
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Pu• ..... ....,'! IJeld d"'~ ~. Who held WBA bea~t title for four months 1n 1984.U, will niab 'hit
fint appearaoce tn the Slroh's Hcavywdpt
. Bolt1na Tournament Tuesday n.ipt 11 the fOtUm 10 lftlkwood.
selected CIF
player of year
hee. eurrnUy nu.ikc!d No 20 by the WBC
will take on Rocky Sck.orski, tanbcf I Ith by 1~
IBF, 1n 1n eUm1nat100 bout afkr a ~ tam~a&bt terrulinal ma&ch beainnina at 6cl0. Jo the ~naarnwe11tu atf'air, Fl'llftiie Duane
37-6-t)l..ranked No. 23 by the WBC. will meet
varcia (2S·3-2), who is ranked No. 10 by
Edit0n Hi&Ji'a Dan Hanaa. a 6-S teulor who wu recently named Player of lbe Year an Oraw Count~
been ttlected u the ClF 4-A Pl.a)tt of the '{ear by a
of Southern Section coaches.
Hanan led Ediaon to an unbeaten teaJOn an the
Sun1et Leque and to the CtF '-A finals, where hia team
fell to Dana Killa. Ri_rw r ane.
The WlODCJ Of lhlS ftaht *'" face uftekreated Jnus Salud (20-0} 1n the final 10 July.
T1clteu art available at the Forum Bo11 Ofri«
and at all Ticketma1icr locattons
He becomes the fint<vcr Suntet Leape athle\e to bo ao honored. "-
The three ieams are laced with Oraqr Cout ~
standout1, includina first team choices JobJ\ Ak1tom ot
Newpon Harbor, Man K.eS&lerofLAa,Hw ee.cb and Rick
Smith of Ediaon.
Second team berths &O to fountain Valley'• Tlin
Johnson, Edit0n'1 E.ddie Rapp, Newport Ha.rbor'a Drew
Sbeward and Woodbfidac's Adam Keefe.
Jr. All-Amencaa al6Da1»
SiJ11ups for Newpon Beadi Jr. A.11-Amencan
football, for aacs 7-14, will be h~ld today from 9-11 a.m. at the East BlufT8oys' Club.
O>rona dcl Ma(s Bnan Lewis, Eltanaa's Dao
Mumy, LaauM Beach's Jeff Cumminp, Woodbrldat's
Matt Kot and fountain VaUefs Nonn Abella were
chosen on 1he third team.
For information phone .Edith Muller-Sl.ICh at 644-Sl97
Player •f CM Year
Dan Hanan (Edison).
PlntTeam
Yoatb trac.t meet
Tim Glu&ow (Dana Hilla); John AJstrom (Newpon
Harbor); Man lteuler(l...quna Beach); Eric Fonoimoana ~Mlt'I Costa); John Lee (La Quinta); Craia Forsythe
Santa Barbara); Chris Knowles (bana Hills); Rick Sm 1th
Edison).
Sec-4Team
The annual Time Machine, USA ln vnaLtonal
track and field meet for youths 7 ·I 7 ycan of•
wiJJ be held today aftd Sunday at UC lrvtoe,
futunn1 l .I001tbletn.
The meet bca:ins "t 8: lO a. m. both days.
Alhletta from four states and reprcsenti.01 33
teams will compete.
Blair Jeffris (Santa Monie.a.): Tim Johnson (fount.am
Valley)· Ad.am Keefe (Woodbndae): Brian Bowen (Dua
Hills); Ryan Menoealy (El Toro); Rick Dewhirst (Santa
Barbara); Dttw Sheward (Newpon Harbor); Eddie Rapp
(Edison).
nlriTeam
AMERICAN LEAGUE ....,,
Brian Lewis (Corona dc:I Mar); Dan Murray
~stancia); JeffCumminp (lquna Beach); Cbri• Jeffrey
Santa Monica); Dan Greenbaum {Rolling Hills)~ Mike
wards (San Marcos); Matt Kot (Woodbridet)~ Norm
Abella (fountain Valley).
Phillips hits for cycle
He 's ft-rs t Oa kland
player t o ach ieve
eat in 8 -4 victory
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BALTIMORE -Tony Pbilhps
had five hits and became the. fint
player in Oakland's 19-ycar history to
hit for the cycle, as the A's snapped
Baltimore's six-pme winning streak
by beating the Orioles 8-4 on Friday
niiht.
l>hilJips ratsed his batting average
25 points 10 .326 with a home run, a
Lriple, a doubk and two sinaJcs. He
opened the game with bis second
homerofthe season ofTStorm Davis,
).21 sin&led in two runs in the second,
doubled and scored in the fourth,
singled in the fifth and tripled a run
home in the eiahtb. * . OAKLAND I ALTIMCMl•
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pair of two-run singles to power
visiting Seaule past New York.
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struck out 14. a career JUab, but
Oddibe McDowell. Pete lncavialia
and Steve Buechele hit solo bomen
off the veteran left·handcr to power
Texas past Botton.
McDowell led off the pme Wlth his
fifth homer oft" Hurst, 3-3, who had
not allowed a home run since opcnina
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CHICAGO Reid Nichols
doubled borne three runs in the fifth
as ChiCJl&O ended Kansas City's four·
pme winntna streak and snapped a
s1A.pme los1na streak at home.
A single by Harold Baines and two
walks loaded the bases before
Nichols' two-out double down the left
field line ofTCharhc Leibrandt, 4-2.
Rieb Dotson. 2-3. got the Victory
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and Bill Schroeder si~ over •
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came a club record 19 runnen leA oo
base and rallied to defeat vi.sit.in&
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walked intentionally. Juan Cutillo
ran for Cooper and scored the
winnint run when Schroeder ainaled
to the naht·field wall.
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thrcc-run double fueled a five-run
sixth inn1na hat pve Toronto its
Vlctory ove evcland.
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L_,.ro $en Frencl\CO 11
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1st>ur91'1 42 Se•, De4eln. 42J BrOOll• MonlrNI,
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Monlre•I 3, Cot1men, SI Louis, l . 6 ere 1180 with 2
HOME IWNs--Menl\el, Oedeen, 81
Dawton Monlreel, 8, Brook•, Monrreal, 7, G
Davi•. Houslon. 7, Murohv, Alltnla, 7
STOLEN 8ASES-Ouncen, o.-n. 151 Doran, Houslon, ll, Relnel, Montrtel, 13,
C011m1n, St Louis, 17, Dvk11re, New V«k. 11, E Devi\, Clnclnnell. 11
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4·0 4 01, Fernendez, N•w YD<k, 4·0, 1 '17,
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New Yori<, 3-0, 3 31, R ROOlnJon, Clnclnnell,
J·O. 1,69, T.ll>Os Montr11I 3·0 I 6 I
STRIK.!=OUTS-Scott Houston S9.
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WllCll, Otd91n. 49, Rvan Houston, 41
SAVES-0 Ynllh Houlton 9 Goueoe, Sen
Diego lo Ofo\Co New Yor1o, 6 Reeroon,
MontrU I 6 Seller ChlC.IDO S, 8edtOilt ll,
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(Finl .. urld)
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(Finl Reundl
Irvine I l , Chine 6
Cn1r><> 200 040 6--6 I) '
Ir'""' 006 430 ·-13 10 3 FIOYO Burke •• , •llO Guvt r FloYO (4)
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Seo G.oroonlo I?, Hoover 7 Tnu"devl
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M1\\10n \/1110 1 Santa F11 ~
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V•Uenove Prto 9 a.. Air Prt0 2
W •••Ow llfO l ClleOwlCk 1
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ftm~ton tl Siml Lulntren 0
PftHdlfll PO!'I 16, OeltwOOd 6 """'°" 11 IOV\ R~lc 11 I' nnf'C!• l)eot11t I CrO\\tOtcl\ 0
B1oomlnoto11 Chrl1tlen 12 LI Sferra Acldemv
lll11HmQtt(I 17, OwtM Velie'<' )
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Men 's golf res ults
c.....,T-._,,... , .. ,., ....
H0wtr41 Twllrt .. .._l,.
0.Yld l ower4l ..,_U. l«I Twev ,...._131 Oen Pol'll ... .,._1~
t o0 LOl\r 69-.,_la
Cortv Pevl" 1o-a-1a
llHI ll_.s '7·71-1• o-S.utrl ... n-1• 8ot>Olklw n·6S-1•
D.A Wtlb<lng 61·71>-I•
IOI> M11r011v n -61-139
lt•vne Stewert 72·67-.13' C11tr11t Wino Jr n-67-m
Miu Sulllven 70-6.,_ 13'
ltOMlt 911cll 71 ·61-l:Jt Dow TIW9ll '9·70-13t
Mike HulbeN 13·67-140 Jev Heat 10-10-140
L111111t Cltmenl• .,_72'-140
CeMn Peete 71· • ._WO
Ken Gr-7 .. 66-140
etmhtrel L.ano« 70-70--140
lluddV Gerdnl" •.-n-140
It~ M.lllblt 70-70-140
Sruce Lletlkt 70-70-140
Dennv EdWercn 61-n-1eo
Oevld Fr~I 11>-71-1'1
Jim Tlloroe 61·73-141
Hel Sunon 70-71-141
LM Tr1Ylno 73·6t-141
Kennv II.no• 70-71-1•1
Me~ 8roou 7)-6t-1'1
SoC>Ov W1011fn1 70-11-1•1
Wt\"MGredV
Da11H.ildenoll
OIWUdlNff
larrv.Jeedlll
Jim C°"*1
fell CrtftlNIW
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Jolly $lnot!er
PelA Allnott
k.tllll F'trOln
Scott $1!\'IOtOll
ltot1 Strec:ll
Al Gelbtr'Vtr
Steve Pate
Tom WellOl'I
Cllf11s Sir.,_• O.vlCI GreNim
MtrllWletle
81MOle•~
LOii Hinkle
TOllY $1•1 Pllll 81Kamer
81-t<ratittt &MYHortfl
Thn Norri•
Oenh WetlOn
ONMOf' .. n
Fred COUllili
Midi Pl-let
Torn l(llt
Merli Lve
Gerv Kocti
PelMcGowen
Mac O'GredY
LerrvMlu
n -..-14
n ·10-1.a
7S-'7-IC1
72·71>-141
72·70-142
10-71-142
74·61-10
71-71-142
75·'7-142 72·70-142
... 7 .... 142
71·71-1'3 , •• , ..... 143
12·11-1'3
1s-.•-10
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n -11>-1'3
Tt-71-1'3
73·7C>-IC
7S·6t-IC
71·71-14.l
74•6 ..... 1'3
70-7)-14.l 70-7>-1'3
73·71-1 ...
73·71-1 ...
7'·6'-1 ...
7'·61-144
6'·76-144 n·n-1 ... 71·7>-1'4
n -n--1..,
14·71-10
'9·76-14S n-n-m
M t •llcl 72·73-l•S
Kell l tOWtl 7'-7!-t .. Mfflt e>on.IO 74-rt-1 ..
.... .,~ 11·...-166
Merli ,.._. 7Hj-t4'
George Atct. 74•71-146
Hiie lrwln 74·72-14' , ...... OWM¥
O.w Oertn 7'·7f-1•7 Wlllll Wood 17-7C>-1•7 ltN CUl'I 7'-7>-1'7 ci.renc. Ito.. 7'·71-147
Tom l vrum 11-n-14
Tom We!"'OC)f 79..._14
e ·Jectl Kev Jr 1'*11-1•
EO -tori 7S-73-141 JolW1 MlhlHtv 76-n-14
Miii• Smllh 72·77-l., Oen 8err 7S-7.,_14t
Gerv Hellberg 7'-70-14'
JOllllCook 7•·75'-14'
L.eonerCI T~ 7•·73-149
Devla Love Ill 17·71-14'
8ob EH IWOOO 7._7S-l4'
L..lrrv Rinker ,._n-150
Woody SleCkbur" 7'·11-150
JICIC It-77-7.-ISI
Chlo 8e« I0-71-ISI
erttl u-n -7S-1Sl
Tom Sleckrna1111 74-11-lSS
Oen F°'tmlfl 81·7-IS5 1·JlmSorent0n 1t-17-1S6
Clllrlft C000Y 11· WO
Tom Purtr~ IO-WO
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Women's golf results
LNA~ Pt l MIWO
(et OMlthM\ TewMNp, NJ .)
81llY Klno ).4·33-67
Jene 81el0ck 34·»-67
Cethv Mon• 34·3~9
Susie lkrOOY
Serbtre Ptndtr91&1
Shl!llY Hemlln
Jene! Colts
36-)9-75
37·3t-7S
3'·37-7S
39-36-75
39·3'-7S
31·37-7S
37-lt-75
3Mt -7S
lt·37-1S
•1-36-75
3'·37-7S
37·3t-7S
39-36-15
l7·Jt-7S
36·l9-7S
36·l9-7S
31.:.-1s
39·36-7S
3'·39-7S
31·37-7S
40-36-76
16-40-76
J7·l9-7' ..... ,.
Berl) 8unkow11<v
Pia Nlluon
Olbbll Au•lln a.th Solomon
Htelhtr Drew
Nicky LtRou•
Sue Ertl
36-41-77 ll·l9-17
39·31-17 lt·l9-77
t0-37-77
3'·40-7'
39·39-18
39·3'-7' 4.l-JS-7'
41-37-11
)f·)t-7t
41·37-7'
37·41-11
t0-3t-7'
l9·39-11 37·0 -78
3'·40-11
31·40-11
39·l9-71
43·36-79
40-39-7'
40·39-79 ll·4l-79
t0-39-79
39-40-79
42·37-79
37·o-t0
41·~
'3·37-«I
4l·lt-«l
IG-H~I
41·.io--41
•1·40--tl
41-..... l
'3·»-tl
39•t,_.l .,.,._.1
Jent! AndtrJOll lS·u--69 Alllton Finney 34·U--.9
Dawn Coe JS·lS-70
Leuren How• Merci Sorerlh
Jen :Sttohenson
Sheron Serrell
CarOlvn Hiii
LULOl\ll Redler 3S-3S-10
8ectiv Peenon le-33-71
S.ndfe Pelmtr JS-36-71
Olt>C>ll Me HIV 37 • J.t--71
Chris Johnson 37·J.t--11
L vnn Conlllllv Nencv Scranton
e·L. O'AltUendro
Leurl Pell"IOll
Sut Foollmen
Nencv Tomich
M.lrv D•Lono
Vicki Tebar
M J Srnlrn
Ke11>rvn You1111
Lorl WHI Ok·HM Ku 36-35'-71
Ketnv Pott11W1l1 J7·J.t--71
Nencv Wnlte·Brew« 36·36-n
Ptnfly H1mme1 37-n--n
Allee Ritzman lt·lt-12
Joen Jove• 37·36-73
Avello Okemoto 37·36-73
Kim Shlomen
Sulin Senders
Lor.lie Ald«el•
Ml#telv ~•
Sherri Stelnhl.-
Jene G.odft
RoaleJon11
Kr1Jfl Arrlnolon
M. FloutreJ·Ootll
Sherri Turner
Vicki Feroon
OIO RlchlrO 3'.JS-73
Sdv Quinlin lS·»-73
Sltoflenle Ferwlo 3e·3S-73
Meroerer Wero •·3S-73
D Howe ChlllClllOr
Kettlv WhllWOf'th
Oofltlewtlllt
Kev Kennedy
Otoole H1U
Thlrtll Htillol!
Merv Dwvtf'
l.Of'I Srock Mlrvf;v.Jronv
Cettrv M.lnr
Se~• Sourlcn
Clnctv Ferro
Juc>y Olclllns.on 37·36-73 Pem Allen
SMrrlll Srnyen Pant Rlu o 35-3t-73
ltobln Welton )7·36-73
M. 81111 Zimmerman 36·37-73
Clllctv Rerfdl 37·37-74
Connie Clllllernl S.·Jt--74
Cethv Revnol01 3'·36-74
Pet Sraelllv 37-37-14
Gell Let Hlrete
Jlrllvn ertu
AMxendr• RllnnarOI
i.-eMureolle
C.tt!v JOl'Wllton Kathy Hile
40-36-76
31·3t-7'
3S·•l-7'
lt·lt--7'
l6·40-7' 39·37-76
Jl·lt-76 39-Jt--n
lt·l9-n l9·lt--n 39-lt--n •. ,._n
Temmy FrldrlCIUon
OttdM LaJk«
Dltltllt Mllsrl"lfn
8erl)ere 8ertow Sli Semen
Cll'ldv HIN lS-l9-74
PlllY Heni 39·15-7•
Mfule McGIOf'OI
8onnlt LelM
Tl"rv·Jo Mnn
Slnen Tonkin c Motlll!Omlf'Y
Ullde Hunt
LYnnAdlms
Mitzi Edol JS·)f-7'
Amv 81111 37·37-7•
Mvre 811GltwtlOlr 1?·37-7'
Amv Alcon 36·3t-74
CerOll Clltrl>Onnler 37·37-74
$\nit P90« 36·3t-7•
81rb ThomH 31·3'-74 CeroUnt Gowan 3'·31-74
Jo Ann Wetllem )1·36-74
81lsv Serrell 37·31-7•
JMnllllll KO!lllltH 39·35'-74
•• •• •••••
AUTO ltACfftG
llldw 500
SuMe McAlll1ltr
Nencv Leclbeller
Leure Hvrtb\11
Kertt1 '"-mei.I
Jeckle 81r'tlCtl l(r~Monloflln
lkverlV KllU Nine Fou•I
M.lrtllll Flovo
Merthe Neutt
LIAM CH'8<18Y
'"'DAY'S T~ NACTICE ~••os
RICk Miers 21Ul6
Tom Sntve 210-231
JOhMV Pers.ont 210 035
Jim Crewtoro 20t St•
R lcll V o019r ?OI. 1~ Gery Sellenhlullf1 20S.IOI
c;eoH Srebhem 203 11t
Derei.. 01ty 202.931
lndY 500 llneup
Tnt 1en1ellY1, oertlel lineup for 11111 M.ev 'lS
tnoleneooll• SOO, ll•llno Orlv.r. hometown, car
numl>lf. cneuh·-lnt end fouf·leo 1vtre111
tlllt<I In mlle$ Plf hOur l>elld on QUellflcetlons
IHI wltltend IR·rOOk ... •dOlllon•I quellflcetlonJ •od•v eno Suno•v>
ROW I
I Rlc;~ Mura, llt kenfllfd. No. 4, Merell·
Cosworlh, 116.12'
1. D•nnv Solllnn. LoulsvlHt. No I, Maren· Cosworlh, 21S.ll2.
l MICPIH I Anoretrl, Nnareth Pe . No. It. Merch·Co,worrh, 21• sn aow 2
• Bol>Ov R1h1f. Dublin. OfllO, No. 3, M.ercn-
Co1worlh, 113.SSO.
S MlrlO Al\Oretrf, Nezereth, Pe , No 2. LOI•·
CoswOf'll'I, 211.300
• Al Unser. AltluQuerQue, No 11, P~1keCt1tvroi.1, 212 ?9S
•ow> 1 l(ev1n C09en, Rl<lonCIO Be.di, NO 1.
Merch·Coswonn, 211 m
I Tom SnlY•. Peree1111 venev Arll , No 33. Mercn·Cosworlt\, 11 u n
9 ROOtrlo G1.11rrtro, Co«>mb10, No S.
Merch·COiWOf'lh, 71 IS76.
llOW 4
10 Al Unser Jr , AIOUCI.--. No 30 LOii
CoswOf'lh, 211 ~
11 Eo Plmm, Dutllln, Ofllo, No 66, INircn
CO\worth, 210.874.
12 Emtnon Flllloeldl. eru M, No fO, Mlrch-
Cotworth 710 137
•·39-n •MS-n
lt·lt-77 l9-Jt--n
f0·37-n 41·36-77
4°"37-77
3'·39-77
3'·3'-77
Perty J«dln Elllne Crolt>v
Debor en MCH1rtle
Joenne Peclllo
BKkY LerlOn
Jen Kiefer
Karin MunolMltr
._mateur
aow s
., ...... 2 40 .• ,....., .,.,,.._...
4S·__..S
42·~
'4-t ?-t6
t l-45--46
13. Johnny Rutl'llll1ord, F0<1 Woflh, No 11,
Mlrch·CoswMIPI, 710 no
1' r·Rendv Llnltr, De vie, Fii , No 12.
Mercn-COiWOl'lh, ,.,, 96.f
IS. Pencno C.rter, Srown.t11.1r11. Ind, No IS,
Lote·Cotworlll. 209 '3S •ow 6 16 r·Rooerro Montno Brull No t , LOii·
CCKwOl'lh, 209 ...
17 r·JICQ\111 Vlltene\Jve C1ne<11. No ti
Merctl·C~wortn, 109.397
If Denny Onoel\. Senta AN. No ?S, Merch·
llulclt. 209 1st
ROW 7 19 JOllll Gen e, Misko No SS Merell
Coswortn, 2Cl.nt 20 Tony 8111enhlulll\ llldlen•001l1 Ho 16
Merctl·Cosworth, :IOI 933
21 Arie LUYendYk. Holl•nd No 61 LOii·
C~worth, 107111
aow • 71 OIMIJ FlrftlOM, LO\ AlemllCK. No 3',
L011·Co1wotlh, 107 471
23 Gwff 8rel>Nm. Auwetle No t, Lole-
C~wOf'lh, 107 Ol2
14. A J Fovr, Hou\11111, No 1•. Maren·
Co1wor1n, 113 211
ROW t 1S Reul Boesel. Breill, No n . Lola·Cos·
worth, 211.20?. •
76. Scon Brevron, Coldwell", Midi No 11 ,
Mlrc;h·Bulck, 10I 079
11. r·Pnll Krueoer. lndlen•ootls. No 42, 19tlS Mlrcn-Cotworlh, 201941
llOW 10
71. Chlo Gene u l. Pltr1t>uron. No 59, Me rcn-
Co•worlh, 107 StO
NOTE Aver1oe lor llrst 21 quellflers-2106SI
m1>11 (evtreoe tor flrat 18 In I"~ 016)
VOLLEYaALL USVA~
let WktlfM, K-H )
Wlmw'1 8'ecatt SemHlnefs
Molten ILoa A~) Oii SSE/Revmono
Conw ucrlon, lS· 10, IS·t
NaA ~LAYOPPI
lledlm 117, LP_.. llf LAJt•as o•> -ll•rnl>I• o-o o-o o. Wort11v
lJ· 11 >·>1', AtlclUl-.JellOer 14·16 s .. )), JOMtOll
...115'-'17, SCOll S-10 0·0 10, c-t-tO 1-1 11,
L.UC.• ·-· 0-0 •• GudmunCIUOll 0-1 0-0 0 To••~ ., .... 1•·11 10t
HOUSTON (1171 -McC.rev 2•) 2·3 6,
Oleluwon 14·7' lt• lS 40, S.l'llOl«I 9•ti C>-1 lt,
L.Joyd lt·ll 2·21'. Rtld S·lt 7·7 17, Ptl-'wll ,.5
1-1 5. l.HYlll IH 0-0 0, Wlfflnt 2·7 l·t S. Tt111•;
... ,. 2$-) I 117
k -llY OU...-. Leken • ti n tt-109
Houston l7 23 30 11-111 Tllrt1·001tu ooel•-CooH r Foul•O
ou~. •toounds-4..Mtrt S4 (Jol!Mon, l.uce\ I ), HoutlOll t5 (QWuwon 12). A•· tt•t~k•n '9 (Jotlnton 101, HoullOll " (lllkl m. Total foul~en U . ~ton 21 TtcMI·
~~.
Alttndl-16.016..
C•••Q.._.
(8"t .. ""911)
WHttlltN COH,.ll.MCI .._.._,,.,," __
Li ken I If, Houlton 107 HouSIOf'I 112, Lall«\ 102
FrkSe'l"J tcOrt -Hou\IOll 117, L.ektrt lot
IHou•lot1 IHd1 ._ .. ,, 2•1)
Sundev -Lakws et H-ton (Cflenntl 2 t1
12.:30 o.m J
Wednndev -Housrot1 el Lefler•. l:JO o m.
FrkSey -LekWi al Houston, TBA ("
-MfY)
MondtY, Mlv 26 -Hou"on t i Lektrl, -Ctf nteeu1rv)
EAST•llN CC>tl'l•I NC• ............ Mllw•'*" Bollon 171, Mllw1u1i .. ,.
Bosron 122. MllweUltM Ill (80ilon IMCh lll'lft, 2·0)
Todlv -Boston •I Mllw•WIM (Clltnnel 1 ••
11 e.m.>
SUn<lev -Boston et MllweullM, 12:30 o.m.
Wtdnesdlv -Mltweui..M 11 &oston, TSA ("
'-M 'V)
Frldly -8os10fl et MllweullM, TaA ("
ntOIJ'81Y)
SooOeY, MIY 'lS -Mllwe UllM ., lloafotl, 10
1.m (If MCtJMrvl
(AU llmff POT)
~ . , . "
SO,T8ALL """ ~ Cl" l·A ~LAYO"S "In' liteuM) W....._ 6, Wllllllt I
Welnut 100 000 I>-I 9 S
wooot>rldoe no 110 .-. 1 s
Esolno11, JOhenn\ln <SI encl '"91enon,
'tus..i1 1no Peyton HR-Alfero IWoodl, Kllno
(WOOO)
~rdlft GNv1 I, Un1Wn1tY 0
Ul\lvenltv 000 000 ~ 2 c
Geraen Grove 000 100 ~-I S I
Frei end Hu4'ClerO, O\rermen end SoYrlock
Esfaflcle l, Wfttwft 0
E \I encl a 100 001 1-l 4 1
western 000 000 ~ 6 3
T Kane ano K K•ne. Menon end Cltrntnt
16-Wlltl•ms CE I
cu• >-A sc:.o1t1s
I f'lnt •lllM) WOOdt>rlage 6 Welnut I
8olM Grenot • Slventlt 7 Covine I. Alie Lome O
Geroen Grove 1. U"l'ffUlh O
Sculh Hnts I, SI LUCV'I 0
Eslenc • 3 Westtl'n o
CW .. A "'"-'YOf'l"S
Tundl'l's G-
Four.teln Valley er Miii" 0.1 Doi P~ el El OoreclO
Rl9hllll 11 NtW~ P1rt1
Cerri!~ 111 SI Paul
Milllkln el Eal.on
KenneO\I •• Oowneyv
St Jo\el>h 1 IL.ektwOOOl 11 t l'IO\IMfld 0.kl
Gehr er Lomooc
NHL. PLAYO'fS $,.,..., C4'o """' I ... , .. _,
eettiarv vs. MMlrMI
FrkSev's ac°'.-<elotrv S. MOnrr .. t 1 (C119try lied• s.trle.s, 1·0)
~ncllv-Monlrnl 11 C.'911Y
TUftdlv-C1'9arv at Montrn l
ThurMltv-Celoerv el Motltr ...
Sllur<lev, Mey 24--MonlrM I et CllMrv IH
~rv>
Mondev. Mltv t.....C•loerv e r Montru1 <"
lllCft.MfY I WeclnlMltY, Mev 7t-Monlrttl at Ctloerv (ti
necauervl
Horse racing results
HllvwMd Par1r
.. lllOA Y'S ltlSUL TS
( ""' .. ., ... y thlnu ...... .......,.,
"llST llAC•. 6 lurlonol.
C.IOrv Ptth (Solll)
Llttle 1111 1r1an (St1Yensl
PtrCllH ler CLl""4tm l
Tfme· 1.11 llS.
SIGOND llACI. OM milt
SOl<I Wev (Cisneros)
Rid Hitt Glrl 18ledt)
Gotdtn SaMtr CSlrtenJI
Time 1.31 4/S
6 '° '''° 3 '° ·~ S.00 120
SO'° 13.00 HO u o 4 20
3 40
'' OAIL Y OOU8 LI (4·3) peld S16$ IO
TH•O AACI. • fuNonllJ PICMI• ( Slbllle I
SrvN'11 ll oed < 8ledl l
Av-D'euel (Q.itft0uu1v1J
Timi 1.11 3/S.
17.0 soo 360 u o 2 • .0
$00
U •XACTA 11-6> oeld U l.90
'OUtlTH llAC•. 7 turlont' Es P Outlll CMcCerron)
Dvnemo Oer11M (Slbltlt)
F1ervON4 (Mite)
Time 1 t6 t/S
IUO 00 0 0 71 00 I) 20
4 40
IJ llCACTA 111·71 oelO i l,ottOO
""" RAC.. I\.\ mlln Of\ lur1 O\llnllllon (PlnGeY) 7 80 •OO 210 2eo no
HO
HOMO (McH•rtue)
KlnglOvf'y (Mfle )
Tim.. 1;.18 4/S
U U CACTA (7·4) oelO SSO.SO
SIJIC'TM •ACI . OM milt
Double Otflc:lt !Sltv'ltl•I
Cerrluo (Htmenda1)
()llMC>i< lll\90 IO!fv1r1t)
Time: 1~1.
.. 0 4 IO 3IO uo 400 s 40
U UtACTA !10-4) oeld 19' 00.
llVINTM •AC8. OM mile
Pe1111e"11 !Ptncev>
Cilorloul Ame1on IK-*1
GOOCI l .r <~tuv.)
Time IU )/$
UO 4.0 HO
10 60 1.00
• 40
IJ •XACTA (4·1) H id il9' SO
12 ~ SIX () I 11 1 10·•) H id ll,"4 .. IO
D WIMlne llcklls (flW non.w) C~ 0004
lto.'4U7
llJONTM •AU l "" mllft on IU('f Wa ttr Cryillll (Sit-I UO J 00 2 20
Cff!Y•ll 't SI., ILl9fllm) l 40 t • ,..,. MM11 (TtrO) UO
Tlmr l •I ll S. lof •XACTA lf·I) M llf Ma.SO
MWT'M lit.AU. I~ ,.,..
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17.Jt ,. uo ,. u o
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11..• ,. Ut
S.Jt ••
140
rime. 11.91.
U IXACTA (M l INlld Jll» 00 .
SICOND llACI. lSO verOl
Slrllr;e A Wey (Purcell)
Sterlin Fre1h (Dldtr1ckslf!I
8U9JV S1111ulls (l.eckeY)
Time 1713
9 40 •IO 3.10
l.00 2.60
S.00
12 UCACTA 13·1) oalo U 9 '°
TWllltO llACI. lSO verd1
Oeclt. N LH vem ILeckrtl Olductel>lt CPllkentonl
Ges To Thi Limits IE Gercle) Time 1107
1700 '80 ·~ 16IO 760 uo
n IXACTA (1·31 0110 J236~
'outtTH llAC•. 350 verch
Sound Ceoer (SerOl
Teoetnll (Werd)
IUO UO SOO u o 7.0 uo Dft¥1 F•n 01~ (Dldtflckwnl
Tlmr lUI
"PTH AACI. 400 veros
Arltlld Of Tiie Gemt COrcllsnJ
Peclflc EitPlfl (llrooltsl
Aueull F°'ct IFlortJ)
Time 1020 0 llCACTA (7•41 H id s1?40
Slll(TM ltAC•. JSO verdt
Ima Donne Mo (Mlltr)
Min Glory Go Two IMYiftl
lllrdt MMrv (H Gerd el
Tlrnt 17 ..
uo 300 , ..
320 290
JOO
100 soo uo
160 440
140
U IXACTA Ct •I 1)810 , .. .,,
s•v•NTH llAC•. 400 varO•. Go Ger !m Covoer CH Oertle) soo
Aw"°""' Outll (MVlt\)
l?O 140 s tO 300 uo COlllll DI Money CDldtrlClt.'8111
Time· 20.4' u IXACTA (10 ., oeld sn.oo
UOHTH •ACI no verch
HH4!110 FOi Home (hrd) e ""11111v c s. .. 111e > Miu Merle 9YllO (LIWll )
Timi 17 tl
2UO 1000 UO
510 ~00
460
11 IJCACTA 14·71 oeld \117.tO
N.INTM ltAC•. lSO ~erdt Go ,.,,,.,...,.,
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TllN 11.62.
al I JlACT A 16.,) Mtf ti SOO
uo )00 uo 400 U O
460
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(lt\'t ,.,..,.
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Timi 177'.
., I JCACTA 47>)) Mid t11 20
1&.•v1wnt uaa. lit.,..,..
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u o )00 .... uo u o
f alr'DMIC ~ar1r
(•t ,._,
F'IUDAY'S llUOL.TS
( I"" ef 4S·Mlillt MtMU "'"9lllt)
"RST llAC ... one mile f)8(4
11H Vt nlv 8rH H !Pierce> 6 to
Goldlf'I Peteh (Pleno)
Sron11 GIOrV (Andlnon>
Time: 'l 01 3/S
'1 llCACTA 16·11 o•IO '5110
S•G<>ftD RAC•. O<lt mlle PK1
HY OM IAllderlOll ) U O
TOIJ UP (Pierce)
Kfoertu le IO'Oonol'loel
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• 00 l .20
7 00 6.IO
7 '°
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)60
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t.J •XACTA !6•SI INlld W 00
TifllO •ACI. OM ml• pe(t
WlllCI ~lvtft CAllWtonl 19 .IQ
Slick Swlk <Wine II)
Ml1tlf' G (Mlsklll
~lme-1:00 1 /S
U llCACTA C1•tl Plld 1"7 10
FOUltTH •ACI. OM mile oect
Tlotreu (LedtlVI 6 00
LMh (tit' ltl 11\e ( Onottltr)
SUf• kt\etti. (e.1r;er1
Time. 2111 3/S
""" llAC•. OM m111 ~ Merlelld W°'dlll ( Ancltr\Ofl) • 10 Weter WOf'kS (HVmt")
Ce .. Oliml"8CI A (Plrlcl"I
Timi; l:ft •ts.
tS tJCACTA (l ti oeld ..0 00
SIXTH ••c•. one m111 pece. Ou< Edw•rd !An<ltfto11) I) 40
M011ort1• l..M <Mtlerl
wetllro CloUd CCrooll•nl
Tln)t: U t
... l lC•CTA IS·•) oeld mooo
stlVSNTlt ltACI. One mile oece
Pllm~ (Parkff') UO
ltOY91 "* h<utOltt'I Werllelllle IHYmenJ nm.. u• 4JS J$ IXACTA ($-7) H IO t llOOO
l lGMTH lltACI. OM mile oec.
Alllt 5owrelen (P\trC.-) lUO
llr" Tun! (Vtflal\OlfltlNm)
Hll Ce4tt IDlfreneol Timl ,_,, 2/S
I.) •JC.a-A (6·7) N ld U9UI
MllfT'H a ACI. 0... ,..,... HOt
CO\#lit'Y 0.. (V~J t 60 ~(~Ml
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7 60 S.00
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4044
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meter_John_ (LSCCI. 11.34, L..J-WlllalM,
J2·4V•, SP-We lnacoel, 4?· 11, H>-Sendltl, 6·6.
400-Meltlkl, so 4J
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Warriors get maximum out of hits, 6-1
Allard, K Uno omer; Allard's liJlllc UaAI ICOf'ed Scboonova'.
Estancia wins, Uni falls
•treat to 16, thus enablina COICb Suiao Hall to
utttt a ,?Uoerla!-ive phrue. "We played
awesome, abe aid.
Awesome teems to retlect what other
people think of the Warrion' softball team.
They arc leeded No. l in the tournament and
USA Today ranks Woodbrid;e thnd in the
Sllte.
from first bue~n Kuno when Harris tried to
score &om thud on Km Oteeobcra's aroundtt. Walnut toOred ht only nan oa LI•• C~'s b&oop siqlc that sent Lynn
Erpiaou home.
The w.mon will m«t ac.. Grande
Wednttdly ill leCODd-touad IClion at I ate IO
be deicnnilled.
By STUART <>'MEL VENY
~ .... ccs: u • 1
In other 3-A IC1ioft:
After the pme apinst Woodbrid&e.
Walnut softball coach carol Sarkissian stated
simply, ··we aot the minimum from our hits,
and they tot the max.imum."
. And there is of co~ the team's rcpu-
tatlOn. They have been U2 the CJF semifinals
two yean in a row and have won their
respective division four yea.rs in a row.
"If we bid pla~ aft morleu pmc, the ~me would \ave been ours." said s.ruuian.
Instead, the pine went 10 the team that b1t homers. Allard, who was jU1t receally aclec1.ed
on the All.Clf' first team. powered a line drive
beyond Walnut Id\ fiektet Sbavuaa Klaret's
ll'UP· Thal ~ Tiffany Boyd who was on ICCOnd bate.
D a aete I, • ....,. t: Tammie Kane
scatttted su hits and aster Kdly drove in a _pair
of Nns 11 the £aaJa advuccd wilb the Wln at
WcslCm.
Despite being outhit 9-7. lhc Warriors
received the full output on the scorcsheeL
Thanks to Jenny Allard's and Charisse Ki1no's
tw~run homen. the Warriors eliminated
• Walnut in the ClF 3-A playoff' tournament with a 6-l first·round win.
The team's trademark lb.is yeal?
"They have a .,.,.., deferue," said Sarkissian. .. -
The Warriors showed one of their
strenaths in the first innin& -defense.
The followina 1nnina. Kiino shccd
Espinou's p;!tcb into the pp Lil riab• field. ICOriaa Pam •UMCU, wbo reac1'ed 6nt bite on
Ill cmnt throw by Walnut fint basemen
Michelle Garay.
Kane struek out only three but did not walk
• batlcT in bd9ioa Estancia improve iu overall
record to l S-7.
a.,.._ a..... 1. Vlli•enltJ t: l.eahe
OstermU pitched a two-hiner to outdud the
Trojans' Jennifer Frei 11 the t.b.itd>«eded
Araonaull !Upped Univcnaty.
The win extended Woodbndge's winning
WaJnw'a Suzanc Harris was tlgCd out at
home plate by catcher Leslie Payton after the
Woodbrid,e catcher received a oetfect strike Woodbridee tot its final run 10 the fifth on
The two T'rojan hill-both anaJn-were
by Michele Bell &Ad t.amour Ponce.
A doption G ui ld
tourney has
new division
The ncwly<reated Men's Cham-
pionship Division, which will djvide
a SS,OOOpunebetween for the winner
and ~!'er-up. will highliaht the
competatJon in the 25th annual
Adoption Guild Doubles Tennis
Tournament, on the weekends of
May 24-26 and May 31-Junc I. at
several dHfercnt locations.
More than 700 men's, women's
and mixed doubles teams will be
competing in nine divisions and the
new men's division will feature world
class players as well as ranked locaJ
professionals.
Openina weekend action will be at
the John Wayne Tennis Oub, New-
port Beach Tennis Oub, Balboa Bay
Club, Racquet Club of Irvine, Mesa
Ve rde Country Oub and the
Palisades Racquet Oub with the
-;cmifinals (May 31) and finals (June
I) at the Newport Beach Tennis Oub.
UC Irvine players Bruc.c Man Song
Hana and Darren Yates will compete
1n the men's open field.
Admission will be free the first
weekend of competition and $3 for
the semifinals and $4 for the finals at
the Newport Beach Oub. Juniors will
be admitted for S l.
For information, phone tour-
nament co-chairmen Karen Rokas
( 7 59-8982) or Candy Budge
( 494-8429).
Kaub:!fi:
CdM, Unlversltytomeetaftei'wlns ~~G·~·· =.~:.
IOpbomora have sisned ktters of SeaKtngsstopPalosVerdes· Univmitywonbothtimcsinlequeplaybyacores Olarae" (1~3) dominated the Spanaru to intent to play baseball for PCM =----~--~-----....:.:...~.:..·-of 10-8 and I 2-6. advanc.c \0 the quarterfinals. 1ebools next year. Trojans. La una. Edison roll "Maybe we're due this time;· said Heffern. Edison, the ~nly school still alive from the Keith Kaub. the RustJen• 1986
For the third time this season, Sea View
League tennis powers Corona del Mar and
University will meet.
This time, the _pair will fa<le in Tuesday's q~erfinals of~e CIF 4-A J>layoffs after the Sea
Kinas upset th1rd--seeded Palos Verdes, and
University knocked off Thousand Oaks as ex-
pected.
Elsewhere, Laguna Beach and Edison also
advanced, as did Mater Dei in 3-A competition.
And, action began in the community college state
championships in Camarillo.
Here's a look:
Corou del Mu It, PalM Verffl 8: In an
unaccustomed role of underdog. the Sea J(jngs
responded to win at the Balboa Bay Oub.
. ··we switched ouT lineup around ill doubles,"
said CdM Coach Dave Heffern, who admitted that
It was a pmblc.
Hetrem paired McG Nichol and Danen ~k
and John Torell and Rob At.k.io and the two teams
each won two of three sets to provide the difference
in the match.
Mike Briggs paced the CdM effort in singles by
sweeping, 6-3, 6-0 and 6-0, but it was lhc play of the
two doubles teams that helped seal the decision.
T~esday's .matchup with U~versity will be
the third meeting with the Trojans this season.
U..venttJ 11, TM11Ull <>di 2: The Trojans Sunsc:t Leque, will face Santa Barban next wee~. MVP and ao all·Soutb Coast Con-
received 1 stout efft?n from N~. 1 singles play~r A com. toss at. <he CTF office oo Monday will fcrcnce tint team pick, who tct school
Canten Hoffinan 10 advancang to Tuesday s determ~ne the sate. . slnale season rccx>rds this year for
quarterfinals apinst CdM. ~nan9o!dfadcnand Bob [)ye swept three an~ botbhomeruns(l 7)and RBl(6l)will
Hoffman. a junior, won by scores of 6-0, 6-2 row an ~ear u~ ~tcbes and K.ayvan Kamali continue at Cal State Fullerton \0 play
aod 6-1 and was the only Uruvenity player to an~ Non Otsu11 combt~ t~ swup an doubles as for the Titans.
sweep in sinPeL Edison show~ why tt finilhcd u the Sunset
"He's just been playing super ball lately," said League champions at 10-0. Todd Nub. ~ ~nd-team all
his coach Gary Sisel ••And we received some In the 3-A playoffs: conference 1el«'tion with at~~
excellent doubles play, especially from (junior) Mater Del 11, a.... '1: Freshman Du batt1na avetqt of .314, wall Joen
Pete Bohan and (freshman) Steve Lappin." Peterson swept in No. 2 sinlles and junior Pat Fresno State.
Bohan and La.ppin won in their No. ·3 slot by Hamett and senior Tim Paee teamed to win all And Eric Shu1ey, whose two yar
imptaaive ICOtes of 6-l, 6-2 and 6-1 to pace a three sets in doubles to pece the Monan:hs \0 the GWC battina av~ was .371 , will
sweep in that department for University... win al home. play for Lona Beach State.
Lookina ahead to Tuctday, Sisel said, ··1t•s In community college women's action:
goina to be a put match Tuesday." At Camarillo, Lisa Newman aod Karyn
Thurmond won two doubles matches, includina a
close fouaht quarterfinal win over the top
Northern California team of Michelle Chapple and
Pat Voltec, S-7, 7-6, 6-4at tbcstatecbampiouhips.
LIS-...... 11, Bananl ~: The ArtJsts
advanced to the CIF 4-A quarterfinals where they
will meet No. 4 seed Beverly Hills aftcT a
convincina win at Harvard.
Ian Haywonh and Grant Richard each swept
their three sin&)es matches for the vtSttors and
Scott Emprio&)lam and Brad Magers teamed up for
three doubles wins.
w .. 11, VWa Part !: Steve Arnott and
Dave Moore, the Sunset League's d~>Ubles cham-
pions who'll be compctina today at Edison in the
second round of the CIF individual round playoffs,
swept through their doubles matches as the
In community col)qe men's action;
Sophomore Dean Olson advanced to the
semtfinals sinales forOraQICCoest by winnini 6-0,
6-3, an the first round ancf 6-1, 6--4, in tbc second
round. Olson will face~ of Marin's Miles
Walker today in semifinal action.
Olson defeated Tom BoprofNape in the first
round and Bob Fenton of Foothill ill the second.
ln doubles action, Chris Ganz and Pat Bedley
were upended in the second round and Olson and
John Studebaker lost io the tint for OCC.
Walin. Lawlor
s ign with Weber
Fouollin Valley Hiab'l SQIUI
Walfo and Dawn Lawlor have siped
lctten of intent to plar basketball at
WebcT State Univenny in OFm.
Utah.
Walin is a S-8 auard while Lawlor is
a 6-0 forward.
Both were starters last se:uoa ror
Fountain Valley.
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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
Oaily Pilat
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa. CA
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CAR ROUTES
Hair styttsts needed on
Balboa llld. R.ntal or
commlMlon. Ask. tor Tina
756--01•8 873-4013
.utT&L
mHtmllWI Muat have at IMat 8 mo
lltPel'lence In all ph ....
of M4KSlcal Insurance blll-
lng and follow-up, type,
It... and good phone
techniques. Call Mrs
Hatpet 253-732•.
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llHTEMIYU Wholesale produce. 12
midnight to late morning.
Company benefits wtth
growth. Famlly man
preferred. 557-1358
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
(Newport s.actl)
2021 Ol8tla L&M WLl&lll 2027 Diana Lane Sallmaker needed to run 1530 Vivian Lane
Service Dept of major aall 1825 Bery1 Lane
Iott In Huntington BMch. 1908 Beryl Lane
Call tor appt. or more 1900 Teresita Lane
Info. Fred (714)898-1234 1901 Tereella Lane
or (213)596-4-461 1412 Prlacllla Lan.
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Jr. size Boy1'• Blk•. lniat 1144 portable r.cord pl•Y9f.
RMllstlc ater.o. worted 19 ASPENTREE LANE.
kltch Item•. day bed. Sat May t7/t8, 10--4. On Ila •--.-•• ,---•• -1-.. -.---1-4. 678 Capita! St. bed $1SO, Swtvel chair - -r-S50. Tea cart. tram· S700/0BO, 250·708• Large Garage Sale: pollne, all kinds ot wkdy or 64()..~
Furniture, plcture1, treaaure and Junk. "--~ m
M·F 11111, S..S UM e
626 S. Euctld St.
Fullerton, CA
71 "4-MO 6300
lamps, misc. Saturday 78g. 7992 lrrtlat .... , ... s CHOICE N.B. tide tie up to
Only 8·41 2•73 Fairway ORANGE COUNW 30' water/elee, pyt .n---------
Drive. 5"8-1862 •MYIM IALI* Ill I OIL.LllY•'I trance. Securlly/prkg ·SC~
MOVING! Ho~ehold File Ceblnet• "45 ... Tool -· S2SOmo642-55831vmtg ~ ... re
Items and eve~ng Ceblnet S25. Hand tools CHOICE SLIP ·~
elMI 5 centlto $SO. 2337 .SO up. Antique tooll SS llf-lllJ.. TUii •••.. ~r···· Elden, Seturdey 5117. up. Alher price toya S1· lllY 11·111._· 1-1 Up to 45 ft. and •Ide lie up _,.. ••'••• $3 Book SO-St R~ __, to 2• ft. In am fri.ndty 1111 Startt at 8 am to -4 pm. · s · · FMturlng weepona of' all ancnor •• 831·8-480. Li--••••··• , Ing Horii oak & Koa eru: Sword•, coina, fine
Earn Extra· Cash
SEAMSTRESS eanv ... a 1521 Prlscllla Lan.
sell, exper'd prelered. 1527 Prlacln1 Lane
INSURANCE Baxter & Cicero Sall 1539 SyMa Lane
Com't llnee CSR FIT or makel'I, 6-42-7238, Joan. 1515 Kathleen Lane
MOVING SALE! 3 FAMIL· ullnlsh $50. Yo-Yo colleC-optics, gunsmith on Fiii ti"' 1111
IESI Antlquea. china. 1lon $20. Gourd DI•· premtaes. o .c Fair· For power/aport tithing, Atwsyt a ......,.ldM
waterlord crystal, penHr $50. Chtldrent ground, Coata M•H. boll onty, exch~ tor HI~ of n9W
For De/Ivery Of Thi• Papef :~~~=·m, call iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil W/SIDE COST A MESA
Tetemarkellng 861 Suri
furniture, vacuums toys & games .2~-$2. Enter at Gete 5, crusl"" time, NB, Sam c;aretutty cleaners, lots of odd• and Drawing supplies .05· off Arli""ton · ·•
JANITORAL/COUPLE 840 Seal endal Must Miii Sat-Sun $15. Art aupptlea .OS.$15. _ "• · 259--0208 preOwtlact
9am to "pml 3119 Yet-Mother Earth Newa col-Traaaprtatita ' s L 1 P S A v A L 9toek HUNTINGTON BEACH
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Eve work, lmmed hire SlllEI .lllS 6~ Seal
l1Mtl-1111 ... ,, ... ••• ir 861 S.al lowatoneDr .. C.M. lectto,compl9te$1.25M. -3333W25 .. C300.~ss· .. ToH·80WY'.NB It doea Miik•.
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MAINTENANCE Part time Ener.,..tlc ___.... needed 1977 Arnold :::-i~. F=·~~ to oonduc"'t';'Marketlng 1982 Arnold
Call 67S-2258 or 111 Study for tM Or~ 2001 Arnold
NO JUNK Gerege Sat.. Clothes, chlldrena .SO ea. ,. f.,.,_ .....
Couch, cottee 1abi.a, .nd ~.!n~r r;!_~::S ~J~ Ptwtr IMh 7012 6-42-4644 9-5 Mon-Fri
teblea, leather chr1, 52 M . Item. Boxes 01 nute 131 BOSTON WHALER SLIP WANTED! tor 31 ft purchMe ,_
stereo, bookshelve1, & bolls .25-.75 ea. Item. Full cover, new varnish, sailboat. Wiii trade boat lamps, ladders, otoeks. use tor tllp. 859--7554 day ..,....,,..
Ian, dishes, palntln91, Lathe tooting, tc S1·S25. hull gd cond/q nd• wk. or 731·13"8 ev... (l1!> ..a~•fJ1 toys, chess Mt, antlq. TllU $1100 OBO. 850-7063 _..
Jimmy betWMn 10am or Cout Publlshtng Co. E/SIOE COST A MESA
8pm at Fun Zone Marina. It S.111 .. lntltff -453 E. eo.ta Mese St. Deliver 1 day a week. No
collecting, no soliciting .
Must' have de·pendable car,
truck or station wagon and
insurance.
MERCHANDISING GrMt-Pleuant phOM voloe a 472 E. eo.ta M ... SI.
'""' Carda tor mature lndl-muat. no experience r• "90 E. eo.ts M ... St.
llnens, mirror., antique Cralt1man wood lathe 1985 THUNDERBIRD WANTED: To Buy Boat IOI .........
ruga, lawn furniture, gar· S2SO. Craftaman metal FORMULA w/shore mooring on C\OllD!U19!!
'·• quired. Ideal tor horn. 476 E. Walnut vldual1 who would .nJoy makers, high 1chool 21..0 Iris Pl. den tools, <*'amlc pot1, lathe $200. Dflll pr ... a Pwtormance crulMf 28 ft Ba Ibo a 11 1 end . •li-iiiiiiili-iiil•lllll•
German/Eng book1, bench $125. Arcwelc* wltti 10 ft beam, twin In-(818)502-0220 Collect dMllng dlrec11y wtth retail Mnlors. college 1tudent1 2•9 RObtnhood Pl.
store• In the Weal· & moonlu.hteral HOUR: 308 Roblnhood Lane mlnsete and Coat• M... '"
plllows. knlc-knaca I 220v $280. Air com· boards, (28 hr9), cabin •Jae. Traaa,.rtatlta Dr~SPU•Nlnt21-405KZ.m'173on~ clothing. 330 E. 22nd St. PretaOf hMd (nft) S225. llMp• 5. tun vacuum ..., '"''
ar... Up to 1o hra per Monday-Friday 5:30pm 232 RoM Lane
83 to 9:00pm, Saturday 227 Sherwood Pl.
9--5 Fri/Sat/Sun Air compreN()( tank $30. hMd, galley With micro. eng, a/c, ahpekna, nu
W.tdl~cart $75. Gantl 1tereo/tape. ship to Caa~ 1114 llr• mags, lmmec cond. week. 6-9757. 9;00am to 1:00pm. Start 2099 WMtmlnlter OAK Hoosier 1325. $3500 080 831 7H6 Vacuum S 15. Light ftx· Hoitt · 1"hP Brigg9 lhor9 radio, l\o1 -.ter 1A7? o. Ualnilnef 15' · • ·
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How much will your son or daughter know about business when
applying for their first full-time job? Plenty, if he or she hos ever
been o newspaper carrier Through route experience he or she
is already o lop ahead of their classmates. While they all
master ideas, the boy or girl with a newspaper route is able to
put them to practical use. Business? Carriers learn ttie basic
learn the basic principles from the first day of starting to deliver
newspapers. They buy at wholesale, sell at retail, make
collections, keep their own books, and deal witti people face to
face. Carriers quickly find ovt that "p rofit" and "loss" are
more than textbook terms.
The benefits of managing a newspaper route ore on equation
for o future successful citizen A great number of fodoy's
prominent men and women started their public careers as
newspaper carriers. And they all vouch that a newspaper route
gives a boy or girl a head start on the future
Boys and girls I 0 yPO•~ and otdPt who ll'loy bl' •nterested 1n route
wor~ should cor1t<1rt th" Doily P1lo1 rirculotion deporrment ot
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bonu.... Private deak I 252 Camellla Lane
phone, caaual attire. 256 Cametlla Lane
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For Interview call Mr. 273 Cecil Pl.
M I ck M on . -Fr I. a t 259 E. Bay St.
6 4 2 • " 3 3 3 b w t n 222 Cottage Pl.
9am-3pm. Or alter 269Alt>ertPI.
5:30pm I t 642-~78· SANTA ANA HEIGHTS
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20• 12 S.yvtew Ytrlfyt .. Olerta 20•& 1 Bayview
2-41 1 Azure NO SELLING! 2 Cier111 20202 Spruce
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phone orders. Hourly. COLLEGE PARK ~oura 5:30pm-9:00pm. (Costa Mesa)
Sat. 9:00am· 1 :OOpm. For 2506 COiby Plac.
Interview call Mr. Mick at 2513 Colby Place
6 " 2 -" 3 3 3 b w t n 2530 Colby Place 9:00am-3:00pm. After 296 Buckwell
5:30pm 642·5678. 202 Welt.aley
225E. Wiison T elemartcetlng
cereal ••••• , 1122
turea SlO. Old plctur.. Stratton etectrlc atart, system, tutlY loadedt Slip NII cont. sips "· .iec FERRARI 3080TS l l78 s2415. Fiie ce_bln.t $8. new $300. 5 hp Briggs, lransterabfe, ucrlllce tongue 1111, ci.an. & more. Red/Tan. Gottl wheels,
Stereo $45. Many colt.c-new • 125· Bandaaw $50~50. 838--4012-Daya. $1400 OBO 646-1523 Webbers, Tun~ Ex•
tables. 224 Ogle St. Sat. Blade stock $10.I• rolta .• ___ 83_8-85 __ 6_9_·E_..,.._.__ CORTEZ '7" haust. $33.5«, 87M147. Air cytlndera ,.. to 18"•·
Only_ 642· l826 stroke S 10·$50. StHI 21 FT Bayllner Explorer Side bath, reer bed, xtra, FlllAll ll•A&..a 'II
OFFICE chairs, comm. frames S 10 ea. Hydraullc loaded, under 300 hoora sharp, prv party. $17,500, Red. mint cones. 11K+ ml
door IOCks. 10' wood I.ct-pumps 5 GPM & valvtng, S 16•900· •9s.-o275. 548--0211 $33K, 818·712·2233
der, drywall carts. dolly, new SS0-$200. Foondry "1' 09I Trawler. Lo hrs, l IOIO -,,.-=-:-:-=-==~-:-:-:-=::-baby Item a, Greco supptlee $10-$100. Bink• auto/pilot, atablllzers, A•lt Lt11 •I HONDA ACCORD UC 'IO -
walker, helmet, add Solvent pump S25. sips 6, $29,000. Call IUIEY 1 ea•1H 5 apd, A/C, CMMtte.
mach.. stereo. much llTltll TllU 645-3786. 851-1000 a.sa. 58,000, extra cleari.
more. 329 Rochester. Sat Water pump (large) $100. Chrl1 barrel! beck, '39, AU IUD 53115. (133037). Connler
& Sun. 9 A.M. 645-2586 Bench wal• pump $30. 19ft, all OOQ. over 13,000, 1111111 Suz.utlt, n0-7001.
Sat 9-3. Baby crib w/matt, Saws $25-$ .. 0 ea. tull , .. tor to new cond. DOMESTIC a FOREIGN JAGUAR 'el XKE 4.2
bumPel' guard, etc s1 so Leather Stitt• $50. TrM· s27,soo. Biii Warmington IUIEY TIYITI Roadster. whit• w/tart
xlnt cond. High chair S20. die lalM $200. TrMdle NHYC OP4M"1lng day Win· 18881 BEACH BLVD. lrt_!'_'~._ beaut !· 500cond(7., 1:) Misc baby & toddler lathe & Jlgaaw $250. nerl 966-1333, cl--.. 1v, .
clothes, screen doora, Hand powered Dftu pr... 11•1M14111 780-31 12, N.B. Pvt Pty
lamps, hMhld 1tem1, twn $300. Timber Drlll $100. OlllS llAllD A•IM Wot.. Nii JAGUAR SOVEREIGN '15 box spring w/covar. Anulla 20# to 125# $1SO CIUllc 195131 tt on 50 ft A th .cit• ay/W grylthr
Needtecratt ktta. new In ea. Fory,: $100. Forge moorlnn. 8"2·9237. YOONG MAN With pj;;ty n r •gr FREE L t 5 7 ·.. Int, anr1, hdtt• ~. cc, pkg. Women's I "*''• · ncx:u pr... x or money wtll buy yoor many xtru. EPAJDOT clothes. 3 ~bike, nds $100. Hand plow THUNDERBIRD-FOR-car, truck or van for -s. 3000 ml ,.,.... ownr,
SO 0 R II w/acceu. "40. Shave MULA. '80, l8'~ft 110. CASHI 7S0-4644 """'' -.. wonc C· 1 . ec '* hor.. $25. Planet Jr. Al 1 cond, 180 hrs, ex· . 875-8581
chr $25• wortts, nda adJ. hand plow w/tools $100. tru. $7500. 875-7946. 4 lftMI Drift/Jill MASERATI Bl TURBO '8" CLOTHES 6 thu 22~. mis-324 Vlclorla. 548~279 S lk plow $25 F.., 30 S.V.al to chooee.
Worl< from home. ChOOM cellHnou• treaaurea. SAT 9-6pm, BIG SALEI G~ln~er $25 lO"x2" ii IMta 7 14 BMCh Imports, 752-0900
own hOIJfl. No Mlllng. SAT ONLY 10-4. 520 1/2 ~Lakeview LaM. Misc Grind •ton. sso. Stngle I w tral ·U sOzuki SAMURI axa. --...,,,--:=--=-==--==--
For more lnlo call Marguerite. CdM furniture & houaehold trees s15. MUCH MUCH cover. rainbow Niia, cat· JX hrdtop, red/wtlt, fully M8Z '78 280CE. Sltv9r 642·~78 Aft• 5:30 pm llAIT ESTATE ltema. & more. 966-8544 MOREi SAT. ONL y 8-3. box. S 2 o o o. P . p . loaded. Only 3,000 ml, C~. blk leeth uphol, It
only. Uk lor Mary. UPHOLSTERY FABRIC 3861 BatM St. IMl'Mt, Cati 642 ... 886 Aft •PM. $7500. Call 980-0026 wgt chr~ ..... Harde
TIUTEI **SALE** baby Item•. 1so Nat1ona1 For Dlrect1on1. or into. * Jl'lllOIH .. 'll•D•a ~d1t'\rs'.·5~:1· ~~
Now hiring tor summel' UST SELLI In Private Geographic, book•. 766-7865 nt. 3 Jibs. chute. A/P, l/B 11 comes with bucket 833-3731, 9"98 673-1095
buslneu. Cuhlera-Home. Lge Cinnabar }fr#· books, bOoks, HAVE 1 M.O.P.S FUN ORA IS ER $15,500. 720-1618 aeat1, tinted gt .... redial snacic bar. Neat IPPMf· eled hor ... 5'hlgh; 8'.1' GOT BOOKS, dlshea, tlr" and youra tor tin. * MBZ '83 30080 *
ance a dependable. Ideal Carmandel acreen: Pr. 9' pots & pans. NAME IT Garege Sale. 3 Enclna, •GOLF INSTRUCTION* medlete d4ttlvery. Champl patomlno, n•w
2nd Job. Apply Stadium hand painted cabinet•; 6' YOU'LL FIND IT at 251 E. ~:w~ f~1':: :l•r 1L.arn to d
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Drive-In theatre. 1501 w. long FrenchcteeJ(; 3 112'1 Bay St, off Santa ana ONLY 5117 at 8AM-arther, . eau ts Slat -, ·
Katella, Orange. After tilgh Clolaonee vuea; Pf Ave, Sat 9 .. pm. NOON. Baby/chtldren1 ~~:;.;a:.~17!;,~·l7t8 ORANGE COAST MERCEDES BENZ •50 SL
5:30 PM. of Kol fish bowls; lge Washer & Dryer $100 ea. Item• I more_ """ JMp/A.nault Beautlful. Both topa,
Ivory Collection lncludee Push mower S 15 Electric RICSON 35. Newport 252" Harbor Costa M... chro!M ~. (oe&a71~ TIE YllUT1U M Carved Tusk, flgur .. and Ed 115 .... --,dger 175 May 17th 9·5. Sota, chll-Sllp F lly """uf..-A well 1,.1 IOJI Prtced to Mii.
yoo are lootclng for ts In tM netakles and more. Ol~uhr'S,oo.~58"8 dren'1clott1es,1oy1 & 1011 mal~ta~ned~ 1falnt9reet • • 8Mctl 1m9orta. 752-0IOO
clreulatlon dept at THE Oriental rugs, Cabinet• more. 1 Wayneaboro. at 17000, 759-0986 T L-Hll
PENNYSAVER Apply from China and Europe. Wrooght Iron High-beck Northwoods, lrvlne, hla"W MERCEDES 3IOSL '83
1660 Placentla Ave, CM. An extenllve Bronze Col-Dining Set(v-tlow & cute). Croas 11reets, Trabuc:o I OBIE CAT 16' w/trlr '8& TOYOTA • whldr, Supet ctean/MMced, SOK
A mature "take Charge" lecllon. Crystal plecee of Lots ol baskets, plctur.. Yale at Fleld1tone hmee. $7SO. KITE 12' w/trlr am/Im cau, air, atklnd ml, blk w/gtt11 lntJ.~
peraon w/computer, all sizes. mostly Euro-and nice odds and .nds. I •A-• $3SO, Must Mii nowl shell, bed liner, brand car phOM, ~ ~1,500.
printer & key r.unch peen, Beauttlut Art gl... 355 E, 11th St. Sal/Sun ~rt _.c 642-8607 new, $8.495, 673-8364. P.P. 831-34-47, 17M112
knowt.dge helplu , but from aroond IM world. 8:30 am. 355 E. 19th 1ffi8AYPORT WAY. tr======:::::;;;.!.~=::;r::=;;iiiiiiii;w;~:;;;::::======:;-not nee. Lamps, Jewelry, tabt.e, Sing .. water bed, antlqu.
WEEK-END CARRY ·OUT chairs. Pore-'ln dllhee, f t8at1la sideboard, blkM, Pereoo
LLOYD'S NURSERY etc. Carved Rosewood Vall~ 1134 dbl stroller 9kl1, bOOtl. llgures and much mor• _ _ Much morel Ml·l"1 MAY 22,23,2•.25. lam to CAORS WIDE Rummtige•-----------------6 pm. 328 MARIGOLD, Sale I Car Wash. Sat. Furnltu,. & Indoor Plant1, nllW lt.Ulfl COM. 760-6662 May 17th 1-3. M9thodllt etc. from cultom m<>def Exp'd only. FIT or PIT Church on Bulhafd btwn home. Friday Noon-5.
Lagun• Nlgu.I. •95-8338 CMtl Miii Talbert I Ellis Set M . 23 a.lcourt Dr --------lft"'9i~ ..... """"f'ft!tr ------· ---Sooth. 759-S<Ma
•m•H.JH MUST GOH ..... ..... 1141 Galfera I Setler dbl oven
•-1111 Furn, dishes, art obtect•. BONANZA dXRAGE gu range, good cond. -tiJHI clothng, plctur ... booka, SALE! Cl th loot! dish S1SO. Mini ttuck bucket
sfEIRwXvdAXND from$.10 to S2500.Sat& et 0 a-: Fr1/S.t ... t1S50pr.831·9102
DIVORCE FORCES SALE Sun Mpm, 2781 s~ =iand:: on Hell btwn llYlll
100 YR OLD·S041d oak piper Of, M ... Vel'~. Gotow.nwwt & Edward• Furniture, plant1, toy1, hand eerved w/matchlng 3-FAMIL Y SALE p
bench Mu1t ... to ap-Antique, church pew, Giant Multf.famlty. Fum, mlac. 2112 ort OurneM.
pr.c111a. flex. 646-8217. marb141 top d,....,, misc kltch misc .. t>ooils. ~tlo SATURDAY9 to 3.
• u. 11 ltema, r...onabte pnoee. furn, tOOla, small apple, au A s AR REM 0 TE •Quaacn 6-45-5328 call to ... ~ Item•. Sat 1 Sun COLOR TV, COUcil, twin I llY 1PftJA1111 furniture, 1808 a.teer 81. 9-•. 5300 Bonanza. bed compi.te w/mat,...,
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Oak antq Ible & " chr9, to match. trlQ, 2204 For-18' Cubic ft. A.frlQ9f'ator -awa• •In o e • k , w • 1 g h t • . tuna, off of vr111 Del Oro, $150. 13' Cubic ft. Up-..,. ,.... Splderman Pinball, , _________ ._. _______ ,
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8elboa P.n Apt I . f 8a=:1 StHmer trunk US. la I ualtut Weeco BMX Bike $35. liiiiiiiiiiiillliii"'---iliiii'9 DIN TA8LI. 4 d!Wa. 1 IBM Moo.I a $50. Antq MNYTAINd DOif db I llY ~ •tr• leaf, mtt1>!9 top COf d,...., sso. Wlnc:Mst9f SAi.Eif Canf!Ofl Hmm Lii •T.a1N tab4e, 2 T.V. a. bootc-rdnlnQ Cf\r $.20 CMd-Camat9 & accwoti.,
c:ueei Dewnportsto 11•0 & 2L!'! etan maple crib wf)OUtfl camping gtar, btlle1 plec.e IMng room _. , .. t, .. " · '""' bd convetllon kit 1250. ttereo. f\lmlture & lot•°' Helfer uaed. Brown C.bflftoSt,...,C.M.Frl& Matching dreuar m1ac;.. let/Sun 17th & ~ All four P-. S.t I to 4. 541931 w/cl'langlfto lbla $175 11 eam t 413 w. o.n..
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Santa Me A~ ca.ta f'\&IC NOTICE A l'fMONNEL 8UWIC!, '1C'TTT'IOU9 ..,_.. ttl•t oentln deed of tNlt ownett of "'1 r996 propetty ~ ._._,. fled wtltl .,_ aey GIUIM of .. Cal9ofNe
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In Said pr:':":.~' 8&571 The IOllow4nO per.one .,. NftpOl1 Aw. •208. Tuatln, doing ~ ae: ' I atlo n .. -MvtnO """ ~ Not'°9"......,. ...._...,,.. ....... '°' llOl~IOS of .............. Clr'lltor Of tr.T:* lblMta. ~t. dolnG ~ ... Celli. t2t80 NEWPORT PARTNERS 1%:,! ~~'~ Coeat ~.or a fen..,_,,,, 01 the uiidll-.S wll noC be the Mid Code. "'9 DIP..._..• .........
llCCOutlte peyabla. and ,... rta.JC NOTICE THE ORGANIZATION. Thia t>l*neea 11 con· 111. 108 So.Gi..aal.OrM09, Tltta c;Omp.ny. • "Callfomla et'f1peraon1r1 "*'.,.,...., rMPCM1111*rottlftd91*0d' ............. l~Ct9J ........,,.._.,c.Monlla. ~. and good wtll of INK. 1ee2 LanDteY Ave .. duci.d by an lndMdul:I Cellf. t2tM corporatton ~ TNlt-. to .,.,.. ti. '*""'tied to,........; lleblMtet oontraated by tilft' Cleft. CltJ" ~ "'*" .. ..,.-... Cir
that CNtoptactlt ~ FtCTmOUI ..,.... lrttne. Callf. t 21 f4 . a. Jamee A9cNr Del Ree Butera, 1800 e.ny L Mk El.,...,..11.... IM property aold, or tlft one other "*' mytttt. on or ~ OrMOe C()9lt Qartt of ... ~11111 .... _ ...... ..,.. known aa OeYld W Glbaon. 11tA119 tTATW Uaa L ~-Peleyo. Thia ltW1 .. Ned lflllne Ave., ~ leed\, inc e Celtfornla OOt'JIO'• P9'11cMat t'9Cl of IUClh prop. efler thla .... Dally,. .. .., t2. 11, 1... '°"'" .,.,.._ p;www ...
O C and IOCalad at 1l'S1 The folloWlng per90N art 154 WOOdbume. N9wPOt' wltfl the County Caetle of Or· Callt. 92:980 atiofi. 9elilfldery rtCOtded arty It tlft time wltNri '20 Detlld ,_ 7 d.r, of Marctl. M81'1 .,_...,lorro.-i ..... ..
Santa AM A--. ca.ta dolnO l)uelneaa ea: T and S 8eech, Callf. 92:980 MQa County on April 22. Jerry 8u1era, llOO lrttne Auguft 20 ttl6' • ~ daya aft« N .... tt&ereof, tlM. Gerft96d U.-'d COdl. .... .,,
Maaa. County of Orange. Llml1ecl. 204e:1 Allpor1 L.W. Thia bullneae 11 ~on-1tee A\19., ~ Bw:ll. Cellt ment No 1$-310 ;aa O"'*I (21 l'fb. 8ucfl prOP«ty or ChatlMn Gul'ZI • "8JC NOTICE --.,,.,..1-:£1Cllf
St.al•ofCallfornla. Huntington e .. c h. CA dlic:1ed by:anlndMOual ,_111 t2ee0 Reoorda:of0t-M09'Count), tract of property IMM° tie t 4t4t 8unnycnet. Hunt. a.ta.ctlrelC..
The bultC lranaier wlll be 92949 UM L. P91ayo Put>li.had Orange COMt Diena Eac:her. 206 '°"' Calllorni.. permitted to .,. ,..,..,,.. 8-dl. CA Coaat NOTIC8 ~ Or-.. CoMI
conaulM\at.o on "' attar s uunn• E. 81okH. Thia ata1ernent waa Ned Dally Piiot May S, 10, 11, 24, St .. ~ 8Mdl, c.llf. Nolie. of Oetautt and upon payme nt to lt&• ~M °'~ti 2A IJIMTW9 M>e Dlllly Plot Mlf 11, 11Me~
1t1e4thdayo!June.1tee,a1 GeofQaH.SIOllaa,20492AJ. wtth ttiaCountyClarttofOr· 1tM t2M3 EJeotion to Sell the d9-pufONler,Oflnc:Mlheoen-111t ey ' ' ' NOTICE IS Hlf'l 8Y
9:00 A.M .. al Law Otftcl of lporl Lena, Huntington angeCountyonAptll4.1te8 SA-589 StW~...;.:5 = -1bed ,_. pr°'*1Y under notbefollndtntheooumyln 1 aeSM0 GIVEN tll tl 1ealed RICtiatd MoMlllan. 17291 8eech. CA t2&48 ,_, ~---· • . Mid Deed of Tt\llt W9I,.. wNdi ttie ~to be,.. r:::-" rot lumiatllnO .. gjC llJtlCI lrvlne Ill #200. Tullln, Coun-l/ICIOr Y TH O. 5599 Publllhed Orange Coast •-ti' lllft"TV"C 92,..... COfded on Fef)ruWy 9, tlM. ~ It """'9d. ltWi to mat ..... equipment, _ _,;..;;;;;;;:;;.;;;,,,;;,;-.-----
ty o4 Or.nQe. 11•1• of cell-Birchwood Circle , LH Deity Piiot A&>rtl 24. Mey 3, ~ ""'"4 ~"!:, ~·1~ ~· u ln11r11 rne nt No. tM......,,tcwtMIMof rtaJC NOT1Cl tran~etlon ' encl eucl\ HCiH'IDUIWH••
1om4a. vagu, NeftO• n 120 , 10, 17. 1tee P1CT1110Ue .,..... • • N-052'tt. Otftolel Aeoorda tna ~ hlll '*"' or other r.cMtlea aa,.,., be,.. MAim 8'AW
So ,., .. known lo Ille Thi• butlnMI II con· SA-687 um 8TAftlmWT ner9hlp of 0r-. County, c... ........ ,.. amount pa6d by 8'A,....,,. °' QUlr9d '°' PLANTING N&W The~ .... -
TranaferMll). al bualnaaa dueted by: a llmltad pertner· The to1ow4na pa °" RAa 8u1era tomle. IUClh pUtdieNt tlftd lnterwl .MAllHIERNY OfJ fRUI ANO MPAIAING doing ~-~ and aocs,..... uaec1 a111p NlJC NOTICE dolnO bulinem-:-""' -™' llatement -ftled Thie notice la ~ 1a l'*90fl at the'*~· u. OC' PtCnnout L.NtDSCAPE ( 1-....1 .. c.QAHTA'l , 111t ~
by Tl'llWfWor(I) for the ttwea $uunna E SIOll• (a)EVERY800Y'S A WIN-wltll "c~ty CWtc ~ ~-oornp11anOe wtltl the wrttten oent per ennum. oC .,.. .. um be reoeNed by tM City of BM., ~ llaeafl. Cellf. ~ lall peel. ar.: SAME. Thie llalatnenl -fled 1'1CTIT10U8 ..,.... NER (b)8T£AL TH INOUS-= IY on ' ~·ion made to tt&e JuNot fncumlwanoea ..,. Tt&e lotlowlng penon• Colt• ..... at the OfftOI of t2MS Detect: Mey 15. 1tM. wttll ll'la County CWtt of Or· MAlll ITAW TRIES, 18118 Allc;e Ln . ,..._ Trvatee by the leneflClalY. 93M(C). E"-t Of NW/Of~ MY9 abel'tdonecf the IM of 1M City an P. O. loll "•uben fleyH. 1100
Signed by· David W · ange County on ~ tO. The lotlowtng l*90M are Huntington BMeh, Calll Pvblllhed Or Coeet On M.., 10, 1Me, wtlicltl ta CUl'ftbtenota. A Oll1tflceM oC tt&a flOtltlOllt luslneH 1200 (T7 felt briW), Coeta Wtmfl Ave. al, Huntington Olt>aon, o.c .. TranlfarM. 19ee doing butlnMI aa: 92648 .,. the date of the lnlttal publl--Nia of paraonel pr~ Nern« OHi! ON OHi! m -M • 1 • o a I It o r n I• Beadl. Cell. 12141
Michell• Olbton, Trant· ,_ J & M AUTO SALES. 204 0.¥1<1 H. Crane. 18179 Dally Piiot May 3, lO, 11• 24• oa1ion of tNa N01tca of Sala. gMnot I~ tor ... PIGP' NE88. 543 sente AM1;;, t282a..t2oo untlltt&ehoUrof Oameton Oury. ION
,.,.... Pul>lt-1*' Orange CoMI l/laAntlbaa. ~Beech, Allca Ln .. Hun11ngton 8eaetl. ttee SA-W the fOllOwlng amountt rep-arty .-outed punuant '° Nlwpof1 leedl. Cellf. 2:00 p.m .. Mey 21. ttM. at =• Or., Hunlln9ton Publlahed Orange Coel1 Dally Piiot May 10. 17, 24. .. 9 ........ ., ,.._ ... 92••• '9Mnl the 1ottl MIOUn1 of aection 8331 ahall dllcMl'ga The Actltlou• .,..,.... wtllCh time~ wltt tie~ , Cell. t214t Dally P11ot May 17, 1tee. 31 itee Caln. '"""' ........ -tile unpaid belanca of the IUdl pniperty from .. lent. .._,....,_to abcwe .. eel pu ......... and r..cs 9'0lld In T'hlll IMlalMN la oon-Sa-954 • 88634 Jay oennem. 2041/le Anti-Thia bu11n .. 1 I• con· .. _.,. MnTIC( ot>llOatlofl. ..cured by the encumtw~ ~ ttti. ftled In Oranot CountY on the~ Ot\elnber'I. a-. dUCltecl by: • ,.,.,.. '*1· ---------:rees ~ BMch. Celtf. ~~ ~ ~~Mdual '"-"' "" aboY9-dMCtlbed property ~ wflldl the .., of the January 23. 19115 J:tL! eel PfoooeM ahall beer the neraNP "8.tC NOT1C£ ..,_ ir ..,,.TICE Tl* bullneN I• con· lt&la atatement wu tlled '1CTTT'IOU8 ~.. to t>a aold, and raaaoneblY United Statea wMtl l'...,.al NO.FH'l'OM ooe of the wot1I Md the .._... _..
l"-.n. "" ducted by: an lndMdual with the County a.ni of Or· NAiil ITAW •tlmeled CC*a. IXS*'MI to wtlkfl the '"Y ... medl Wiiiem "'6cNllMlln. 5-43 neme of IM btdder bUt no Thlll .._,,..,. .. Med .~ 'tCTmOUe ....... J.., Denham ange County on A&>ftl 14, The f~ ...,-tone are and ~. ~ tied pt1ottty, sente Ave..~ leldl. OU. dlatlftOUlil'*'O "*"9. ~~an of Of• .._._ ,_ Thie 1111 I WM Ned 1989 doing butiMM u : Ufl99ld be1anc9 of do ........ L ,..... ""° Celtf, 1*3 Atrf ~ ~ after the .. 'County on Mey I , 1 ...
M1t LI' lltAll9 UAW with the eo::"etertt of Or· ,.._ HEADS.UP GOLF AC· gatlon '5.450,000.00: -OMoer, ~ A• ~ DrM Ria6c:MI• acMdUled doelnQ tllne tor W
NOncl TO CM.DITOlll The= Pef90N-angeCountyonApt113, 1tee Publlehed Orange CoMI CESSORY CO .. 29582 Via ln1ere11 du• 1120 /H M.. &...-. ....... CA te611, '3 a..bWd Ct • .....,. 1M rece1p1 of.,.. ahall be l'ubllltled ~ C()9lt 2! .. ~m~TO.._ .. A!f ~s CONruLTINO , ...... OaltyPllo1 May 3, 10, 17,24, Manotal•. MIMlon l/lefo, 53,555.44. lnt•rHt du•..,, p0tUS•ct1,Cellf.t2tea l'9tUmed to IM btdder""" Dally Piiot Mey tf.14, J1, _.. ..... ..... ,,...._. Publlahed Or eoest 1tM Calif. 92991 2120/M 53.555.4'; lnter9at Putllllf*t OrMOe Coest Thia ~ wee con-oper'9d h ahall lie the ac)le June 1, 1NI , 1111 ALCO H 0 LI C 18810 Cofdata. F011ntaln Piiot Apft 7 M 3 SA·~ Rudy PllOllno. ~2 Via du• 3/20/H 53,555.44; Oalty Piiot May 17. 19M dueted by a huabend and raapon9ibtllty of the btdder .....-1
HYIMQI LICINH(I) \/alley. Clltt t2708 Dally lie ' .., • Manolela, Ml .. lon l/lajo . lnt•r .. t dua 4 /20/H s.e5t wtte 10 ... lt&et "'9 bid la,...,._, ---------
(leoa. 1101-4107 U.C.C. Oebbla Sue Slac k la, IO, 17' '9 SA·se8 1111-IC ..,,..,.,.r Call!. t 2et1 53,555.44; 1n
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t«MI fr~~ Thia ~~~~ ... ~ In roper time. •-""' -
Md!OI Mrn M') 18810 Cordata, Fountain ,..-., ""4~ Tiii• buelnt11 I• con· 4120/M to 5/t IN at 11..... rtaJC NOTIC( with the_,_ .. ,-.-. .. "'""' Mt of 8ld Dooumenn __ ...-....~=--"".-..0..--..__
Nollca le l'lereby given tl'lal Val'-Y. Call!. t2708 duottd by: an lndMdual (I t, 785 .,.r day) equal anQe County on May 8, 19M may be obtained II the Of· --.......
1 bulk tran.r.r of p«IOll8I Thf1 bu1lne.. 11 con· P\BJC NOTICE FtCTmOUI .,..... R.R. Paolino 35. 700.00: Foracloaure NOTICa OC' Publlehed OrMOe COMt flee Of the Otty EnQlnear. n "MAii.nA,_-,
proper1y and a trarilfer of dUCltd by: an lnclMdual ....-ITATlmN'T Thia etatement wu flled co1ta: Tru11 .. ·1 fea DmATM OfJ Deity Piiot May 10. 11, 24. Fl/It OtM, Coate W... Cele The.......__.. persona -
llquOf llcanM II about to be Debbie Stadcla fJC:TITIOUe ....... The tollOWlng penon• are wllll lhe County Cler1I of Or· $15,425.00; Tru•• .. •• Sele ~...., 31. t... lornla. upon ~ ~~ -~· ---.,~ .... ., _ __, w1t~"~6: of":. NAiii aTATl•NT doing bullnaaaCUTaa:IV~ AS~~-enQe County on Aprlt 23. Ota. 9, 140.00; Recording ICMAM.. IA-tt5 peymient of 15.00. An ecJ. !A MAllUN! HA-,.,.·-·-·...,...._.. ... , Cou .., ... ...., 15 The lotlowtng Pef90N -ILLIARY EXE "' "'"' 1tae c:oel• 22.00; PubllcetiOn. No-MID OfJ NhiMM dlUonel c:Mrga of 12.00 wtl 8 (b)SEA MAfllNE "'Federal Tai Number. and = n., on ......... ~ • doing bua1neea aa: VICES . 722 Joann Street ,..,_ tlca of Sele 150.00: Poetlng, TO .ui•I ilh •-""' ~ t>a mede If hancled by mal.. PAATNEMHIP LTD 17300 ~~ t:"tr::. 1 P.-a CONSUMER CREDIT I A, Co11a M.... Call!. Pubbhed Orange Coaa1 Notice ol Sale 50.00; HTATI NO. AUD11 ,..-..., ""'-. ~tJone and other 1fttl Str ... 1u1te" JtOI
lerora ., •. JOSEPH RlZZO. PvbllaMd Orange Coest =:~~~OF ...:e:: '~~cine MU Uhler. 722 Oalfy Piiot May 3. 10, 17, 24, c.tlfted mell 18.70; Tote! To ....... ~ eTA~ °' oontrac:t doc:umenll ~ TUltln Calf t2llO •
SS • 094 ·111·990, OallyPllotAprli28,May3, Cellft2ee3 S A Cott 19MI coel.l123,80370;Tolaldue:credhora and oontlnQenl YNmDICVJYOfJ alleo be...,,,.,_,alltle • The'~tcw ... I
DOROTHY RIZZO. 3179 10. 17. 1tee N9port ~ io4 Via Joann c 1~-;~:1 . • SA-SIM $5,723.725 70 cndltcn. and per.one wtlO --°' ..cnnoua flee of the City an at the ~.,,,. EdllOlltlon lnG.. 0.-...... __ • 125. "-a •.o.-a 8A·528 Jiay O. ' .. _......, Meaa. an 't I The ~ Wl9 9'>' mey be othatWIM lnlareated WM um City o4 eo.ta Mw., ~ _,.. 11300 t1tt'I iTrwt ,.....,,,_, ~ ...,.,., -Antlbea, Newpof1 _.,, Thi• bu1 n ... • con· pointed and aui.tlMed • 1n ttie .. and/or eatat• of: .,.,_. ~otlowtnQ pettonl cattona .. notbamaled~ ~ J 10I Tualn c.111:
CA t 2924. Calif. t2M3 ducted by: an lndlYldual P\ll.IC NOTICE 'rruatM under me Deed of R o a E R T H E N R Y t&eve ~ IN i.-of ._ IM addltlOnal 12.00 t2tlO · '
The namea. Soclll Secuf· "'8LIC NOTICE Thia bUtln... le con· Martine Anl2 Uhler Truel by a Subttltullon ,... SCHABLEIN . th• Flctltloue Bualn .. • cflafoe ta lndUded wtltl per· fllotietd Alen Cerltoft
II)' ()( Federal Tu Number. ducted by: an Individual Thi• etatement WU tlltd NOl1CI °' flUaJC .. AflJ. corded on FebNary e. 1Me. A ~ltlon hll ~ ftled Name: P.C. COIL Wlf«>tNG. l'l'lant. 1131 Nof'ttl HlaNand A.,;. and malling addrell, and FtCTTT'IOU8 ....... Jay Oenhem with the County Ctent of Or· 1NQ llffOM Tttm Pl.AN-a 1 0 o cu m en t N o . by Ham.ti M. Setlebleln In 1700 pt NtwpOf1 Cir Santa Eadl ~ lflell tie made on enue FullrtOn. Calf. tzaa
ZIP Code Mumt>er, of the MAMIE IT.AW Thia ttatatnenl wu flied ange County on April 17, NINO COMMllltON O' 89-052388. Official Recofda the Sut*ior Cour1 of Or· Ana Calll 92105 " the Pr()llOMI form, ~ ™ Trevtt 'OrouP Ud
1ran1tat .. .,..: LORRAINE Thefollowlft0Pef90Nll'I wtthtllaCountyCltt'kof Or· 1989 nte CITY Of' ,OUN'TAIN of Orange COllnty, Call-angeCountyr~lnglhet The fkthloua 8ualnaaa P·1throughP-8provldedln 103INorUIT"°'*"""'930( YOUNO, JOE W. YOUNO. doing bu..,,_. aa: tinge County on April 19. '*717 VAlllY IOfnla. Hamett M. 8cMbtain be IP' Name ,.._red to abcw1f W9I the contract documentt , Orange Cell t2tl7
26041 Lind• I/Itta. L.agunl MfSSION CUSTOM 1tee Pvbllehed Orange Cou1 NOTICE IS HEREBY The Deed of Truat _..,.pointed .. peraonel ...,.. Ned In Orenoa County on and ahall "acoon;pen6ed Ttlfe ·~ .. oon-
Hllle. CAt2953 CARPENTRY. 24755 San ,_ OaltyPllot May3, 10.17.24• 0 11/EN tllal on Wedneacl..,, dMctlbed ... Ul9*' by ~atlWto admlnlllerltie Auguat 2 1114 FILE by a ctn1"9d or CMt!W'a dudeclby:almiled~
Tl'la1 Illa pereonal prop-Vincente. Mlealon l/lt lo. Pv1>41thed OrenQe Coat 1988' M..,28, 1te8, at 7:30 p.m. In Barry L Miiier ~. tatala of the decedent. NO F151M ct'9Cll or a bkf bond lor not at11p '
arty to be trantfertad II de-Callf t28tt Dally Pilot Aprlt 24, M.., 3, SA-683 the City Council CMrnberl. Inc., origlnal beneflciery, to The petition raqueet• ~ eu.o 2104 Santa ie. ttian 10% of the amount J. T Fuller
acnbed In general .. ma--.AJdy B Sorenaon. 24755 10. 17, 1te8 10200 Slat• A~. Foun-Berry L. Miiter on ~ auttiortty 10 admlnl9t• the Me Aw .• eo.te ....... Cell. of IM tMd. mede ~ 10 n..i ..... ITlll'lt .. fled
tar\ale, IUPC)IMI. rnerd\ar)o San Vincent•. MlUk>n l/la!O. SA-set P\BJC NOTICE lain VIAW/. the Planning b« 5. 1985. wtlk:h A8elgn-.... ,. under lhe lndepen-92927 tt&e City of eo.ta• "'-. No wttt'l the County an of Of·
d 1 u . • q u Ip m • n 1. Io r I c.itt t2tt 1 CommlNlon wlll hold • pub-ment wu recorded FebN-dent Admlnlllration ol Ea-Thie l>ullneM ..,.. ~ pr090MI 1hall be con· .,. COunty on w.y I 1111
lumltura. llxtur• and equlC>-Cet1 e Sorenaon. 24755 NlJC NOTICE '1C1TTIOU9 IUIMll lie hear1ng on the followlng ary 9, 1Ne. u ~ teaa Aci. ducted by an~ aldlr.t un16aa. accompe116ed .....
ment, goodWlll, co¥enant San Vincent•. Mllalon l/la!O. N ... ITAftmNT llam•. No M-052387, Otflc:ial A.-A tleel1ng on the P-'hlon TNt ••• _,, ... Ned by 9'ICfl c:athler'I ohedl. ~ arm. COBll
not lo comptll. IHM. Clltt 92991 ,tennoue ..,..... The followlng per9onl .,. CONDITIONAL USE PER· cord of OrMQa County. Cell-..... held on JUNE 4, 1Ne wltll the County CWtc of Or· caah. Of btdder'• bond. Dally Piiot ... .., tO". 17. 14,
leaNf'lold Improvement•. Tiii• butlneH ta con· NAiii •TAft..wT doing bullnaaa u : MIT NO. 835 tomla at 9:30 A.M. In Oecit. No. 3 at ange COunty on May t 1119 No~ ehall 119 oonlldered 3t 1111 •
11ocll In trade, Traden-. dueled by: lluaband and wtta Tile toltowtng penonl are MARKET RESOURCES. Petition tubmtt1ad by Unll Dated: May 9, 1te8 700 CMc: Center Oftw W•.. PublllNd OfMQa Co.t llnleaa It la meda on a blar* ' a.as UNIQUE EATERY and la Ju<l;y B. Sofenaon Jolng bullneaa u : 31942 Evita. San J uan Thal and Hoang Vo to opar· ~ COAeT HOU>-Santa Ana. CA 92702. Oa6ty Piiot M.., 11. 24 31 form f\H'nleMd by the City of
loealed 11· 3178 Pullman Thll 1111aman1 wu ftled CRAIG'S IN-HOME RE-Cai>lttrano. Caltt. t2875 11e a Video llort al 19301 MO COWAMY, a C.... IF YOU OBJECT to the June 7 ttee ' ' ' ca.ta Meae and It made In
"125. Co•I• M•••· CA wllll Illa County Clattl of Or-PAIR ANO MAINTENANCE Allred Gehr~, 3 1942 Harbof Boulevard. fornl• oorporaUMI, .. gran11ng of the ~ttion. 'fOll I SA-645 a ccordanc• wl111 the 1()0ell'I« wttll tl'la follow\no Al\noO CountyonApfll 1 ltee a SE""ICE 14282 H_,.._· E·~t 5 •··--a..uatrano CONDITIONAL USE PER· lubttHllMd TrwtM, 8y lhould either appear at the "'ovlli<>nl of Illa Propoeal .. _a..,..
d •• c rlb•d a lcoll ollc -....---1• 0 n .. . _ ........ .,, ....... _. ' 0 ._ .. , .... _.._.., 1111 • ....... .... ---.. _ da Of . Huntl(lgton e.ach, Caln. 92975 MIT N · M5 ... _ · --· =na n '*"'"G and 1111• your ..,.,.. ·-.,. MftnH' req\llfamemt. (cnACtOM ~) baYeragelloanM:Of FSALE Pul>ller-d Orange C0111t Callf.t 2947 Prttcllle Otflrtg, 3 1942 Pt lltlon eubml11td byj Put>llahed Orange Coeet jectloNOffllawftttenoblel> ...--""'~ Each blddel mu11 be HOTICETODfnNDAHT•
BEER & WINE LICENSE NO. Delly Pllol April 24, May 3, C<alg T. Fio-.. 14292 Evita. San Juan Cepiatrano, Audrey Nancy Adair for Daffy Piiot May 10, 17, 24. 1ldnt with 1he coun b9tore ltc.nMd M ~by tew. (Avtao a AcuaadO) 91...c> ~ 159752 now ""*' tor 10. 11, 1tee Hacienda Dr . Hunttnglon Caltl. 92975 traneler of ownerehtp of the 1te8 the tleel'lng. Your appear· eTATW °' Contractor l*"O • crefl Of LENZ. an lodMdoal. L.!HZ
Mid pr9fl'llMI, lor P'llNMI SA·5e3 Bw:h, Calif. 92947 Thlt buelneu It con· ex.ltllng eandWtcll 11'°9 et Sae2'71ance mlY be In penon or by MUIDCll IDFlfY M Cluelllcatlon not atlOlllft on INC IERUH
located •I: 3179 Pullman Tiii• butln.a• II con· dUCltd by l'luaband and wffe 11233 SlalfK Av.nua In the1 lyour attorney uu °' ..cnnoue Iha Oenertl p~ w..-=::. oorPo.attor1. ~
, 125, Coe\• ....... c-. PUl.IC NOTICE dueled br II\ lndMdual Allred Oetwig City'• MI zone lndudlng the P\BJC NOTICE If YOU ARE A CREDITOR .,... .. um ~ mlY .,. ,. DOES t ""°""" 50. .,...
fornla. C<alg f Aoww• Thlt ilatamant wu 111ec1 on-Ill• Mia and con.ump-or a contingent credl\Of of Tile toffowtno petaona qulr'ed to pey the wege,... <:MM
Tl'lal the tote! conaldfK· FtCTmOUI .,..... Thi• •talamanl Wal llled wltll ll'le County Cltf1l of Of· 1ion of bear and wine. DEPARTMENT OF 111wi d«lHMd. 'fOll mutt ,.. heve abtindOMd the uaa of of Iha cran Of ctrW'cmlk>n YOU ARE IElNO •UE>
ttlon '°'Illa lraneiW of Mid N,... ITATl..wT ..... II ....... Coun ... Clattl ol Or· enge "'~·-ty on ........ 22. CONDITIONAL USE PER· THE T"EASU. RY your c:laltn with the COUt1 or th• Flctltloua 8u1ln•H moat c:loaaty ,....., 10" .. ev-·INTI"'"'··'" Ud ........ bullnaet and of Mid llcetlM ...,, "-., ell 211 lt&e """"' ,........" MIT NO. 947 " preaent " to the per.onal Name: SOVTHCOAST IN-1f10Wn In the Qener9I 0.. .. ._ ,.. .. "" It Ille aum of 1121,500.00 dOIT~lla !._ol-~~ .. p«IOl'll.· are enQ91 County on Mar ' 19 -1-Petition eubmltltd by INTERNAL REVENUE r-eaentat!Ye ~nted by TERIOR OEllGNS, 1952 t--'-.... IOM aff9c11Ye et tne demandendo) MICHA!L
ti ..,,...,_ 1t&e .. _, -SERVICE ....., "'-o::~.. e~t .,.,.,._, BRINDA. an lndMd11al. Including Inventory •• • K EMCO, 2754 Long· f1M114 Publltlled OfenQe Coatl Robert Fronti.a fOf Ille... NOTICE M MALSO the c:OUfl within Ollr montn. ~· ......... ..,.. "..,_,.• _., 1 ltnw oa IM cell tor bide. FRAM< 8 MEDILE. JR., en ~lledete11 .. ,11~toli~~~. wood Court. Cotta ~. Publlthecl Oranoe Cou1 Dally Piiot May 3. 10, 17, 24, labtllnmerll ol aditaak ~ 810 IALI from the CS.la of ~~ Ana.T..._ CetlfFICt. 92111ou106, 8.-..~a The City Council of tM lndMdual, TIMOTHY K. ~· Ul ,.., .,_, Calll 92929 o-•ty P11o1 An11t 28. M'"" 3 1986 r•taurant lnclu Ing on-.. •• Un"-, ..... au1"-lty In auat10aot tett.,..upru-...._ ,,. u--,....., of Coeta Mela~ WH..,.ELL. ...................... C AS HIERS C H CK .. ,... ' _, ' · Nie and coneumption of lnt-nv:; .. _:=...._,.:~---In Section 700 of tll• NameraferrecltoaboYewea tt;'.....,.110,. ..... -..or.. "'0 "'..--. •a.ooo OO.· OE .... NO NOTE RICllrd Edward Kuljl1n, tO, 17, 1989 SA·5t3 19 2t -., .._....._.,............. le ..._.. In ~ ,.. ___ 1 on • ...,.. ,.... -·1 NEAOV. D. HMNITM. an .., "'" 2754 Longwood Court S .. 575 beer and wine 11 1 ...... •".31 t..... -. ..... IProt>el• Code of Cellfonl · ,...., .,,...._,,.. .......,, ~· ......... ~ .... To BE REP' *CEO WITH ' "' """"" ,,. pr.,.._., .,... ..-M .. 10 19119 ILE ' .........._ ~ CO.ta M .... Calif t292& BrOOkhurat StrMt. acrlbed ~,,.. ~ Mlz· The time lor tlllng dalme -arc.. • . Tiie Contractor •h•ll Y• ..,_ • CM.-M
CASH THROUGH ESCROW Tiiie but lnaH 11 con-"8.IC NOTICE CONDITIONAL USE PER· td tor nonpayment of not •xplr• pftor lo fOUf' NO.F303113 COfnP1Y wtttt the prO'Mk>nt DAYI ...., .. ---$89,500 00, PromlH Ory dueled by an lndMdual P\ll.IC NOTICE MIT NO e.48 lntwnal ,..,.,_,. tuaa ow montl'la fTom IM CS.I• of the Soutt'I Coeet 8a6ea. Inc:.• of Sec:11n 1n o to 1780 ~ .. _.... • ,_ .... a
NOIH IN FAVOR 0~ Rlcttard E Kulllan FlCTI'TlOUI ....... Petition 1ubmll1ed by fT C lain' Anc:tlor heaflng notlca a.bOW. Callfom6a Corporation and clutlYe. Of the Call1omla
SELLER HERIN 150.000.00 Tiile •latemenl Wal llled ftCTTnOUa .,..... N,... eTATlmM'f Team of Advocaltl tor,,:" O ~A ~· .. ~ YOU MAY ()(AMINE the Martt ~an •• General Labor ·Code. the 1)19¥ .. 18 :u::-fll911Rll ..
Tll•I It hat been agreed wttll ll'la County Clerit of Of. lltAll9 ITATIMDIT The followlng per.one are Spec{al Kldl to UNI ponion rv°'*1Y ;_..1 be aold al pub-ftle kept by the court." 'fOll Par1ner'lhip. 1952 EMt Ed-raM and~ of Mgell IM-A.....__.-..... ~ Mid 1ran1t.rMI •nve County on Ai>fll 4 19ee The tollowlng paraon•.,. doing bullneaa u : of Hari>er Scnool. 19985 ~ aale under .-led bid .. -a perlOn 1nwa9led In Ingar Avenue. Sen_t• Ana. tarmlned by IM onctor of _. :;:;.. .:::;-...., e,..
and Mid 1ranet.rore that ,..... doing b!lllneat .. A· 1 GLASS DOORS. WIN-Sarita Yna Street. tor offtoa provided by lntwnal Rev-the tatala, you may ..,..,. Cetlf. 92705 1M Depat1ment of lnduatnet ...... ,_ •-...... '9
conlldettllon I()( Iha Ir-Pvl>li.tled OrenQe Coul NORtH ORUO INC .• 1170 DOWS & MIRROR CO . 19 17 UM . anue Code MCllon ~5 and upon the aucutor or lldrNn-Tlllle ~ .. ~ ~.Stitt of~ 1 e1u All M
far of Mid bualnaet and o4 Dall'( Piiot A.p(ll 28. Mey 3 Bllkat St., Cotta Mela. Cell1. Superior Ave . Cotta MeM. CONOfTIONAL USE PER· related regulation•. Dela lattator, or upon tM al· ducted by• generll pertnar• wtlldl are Ned wltfl the OltY :.-:: .::.=' :'t:: !:!,
eald Ncanaa 11 to be peld O 17 1986 ' ' 92829 Celtt 92621 MIT NO. 850 Blda wlll be Opened· June 3 torney tor 1he executor or INC> · CWtc of Nkt City; and lflllil r-
only eflar 1ranefar lial ~ 1 · · SA·5&9 Nonh Drug Inc.. Call· Greg Scatfarty. 4931 ~ Petition eubmltted by ttee· Time Bid• · wtll 119 aclmlnlalrator. and Ille wltfl fNa lletement wu Ned forfeit penaltlea ~bed ...._ approYtd by Department of lornla, 1170 Baker SI., Ave .. N9wport Baacn, Calif. Cl'len-bun CnlOU tor lhe r• epeMo· l1·00 am· Place of llhe COUtt with proof of .... wllll lhe County Cler1I of Of· t_..,.lor llOl~of If ,_ do ..... ,._
AlconOllC e.v.raoe Control. Cott• M .... Calif. 92929 92&93 tall Hitt ol turnllura ot Sale· 24000 Avtia Roed I Ylcle, a written ~ Ital· anQe ~on .,..., 8, 1te8 the Mid Code. '11' 1 nee • ...... ,.. _,
pureuenl 10 ~ 24073 91 P\8.IC NOTICE I Tiii• bueln•H I• con· Tiiie t>uelntH I• con· 19590 ~arbof Boulevard, 1 ..... : ... Niguel CA 92477 Ing that yOll dealre irpectel Publl Oranoe Coest IUP '· ..-V, Clly ........... _, ,..
MCI ducted by' a corporation ducted by: an lndlvldual un111 M & N 4th'~ Thie btt.r.ci· Qnk. notlca of the f111nQ of an ..,._ Delly Pltol May tf. 24, 31. ce.t. Clly If C......... ::c-•!!' '.:..::' ..,..
'fllal ll'le l'l«tln dMctlbed FICTmOUI 8U..... Audrey H Tly10r, ~. Grag Scartarty CONDITIONAL USE PER . . ., I andac>Pf-...n.ntof June 1 ttee Publlttied Or-Coest -.. ..:::.,_ ...'!!!!!'*" ..
Ir ... ,--. .•• ~ 10 ...... ~-·m-N .. _ ITAT'l•NT I Treaa Tll .... •l•t-1 ... nled 0 • the right tllle and lnleraa1 of ven OIY ...... . ... .e43 -...... --,._ -· ,., •• .,... --.. •• -·~· MIT N . 8$1 Captaln'a A~age lno •tal• aaeett or oft.,. pett-""' Delly Piiot M.., 12, 11, tlM maltd. tubjee1 10 Iha aboW Tile lollowlng !*"tone.,. Tiii• ,,.,..,...,,, WU llled wttll lhe COUnty Clattl of Of· Petition aubmltted by °' 0 8 A Cepone'I In and to tlona or aooountl .... ~.. ·-Ir W\TU'C MS117 ..... provl1lona. at BURROW dOlng t>ullnaet u : #1111 tl'la County Ctertt of Or· ange County on Ai>fll 21, Jamee B Roblnaon tor lhe the ·property wlll 119 oftered In Section !200 and l200.5 of ,.._.,, "'14"4 n.n -.._ ..... ,. ESCROW COMPANY. 1857 REELORANOE.2240Unl-~County on April 22. 1t88 •tablllnmenl ofa dental of· tor Nie n requaated the theCalllornNIProei.teCode. NOTICa __ rta.JC ___ NO_TICE ___ .... , IA ... y _ _, __
Eal u nco1n92,.,. A5~. !?'· -"ca1tt1y92~.A ~ Baactl. 1t 8 _1• ...... __. ,...,_ ~1 floe 11 19439 Ward Street 1n Internal~~ wlll -... 11..,....., A..._, .. ~..,""'-__ :.;:._::,.. "'•..,.-'-'= , •""""'.CA ..., on OI a .. er ....., .. _, P\11>41..-...., voenQe ..,..... Ille ,...._.., M1 r.one .._ , ........ ,., -: _.. _. --....-I( t'"•c.l "" "--~ 0 7 2• """' lumllh lntonnallofl at>ou11.,_ ' ...., ·· ... OTICE IS HEREBY -,_r== .. June 17 1tee. David Lovagren, _.. Put>lltlled vo&nge ..,...,.., Dally Piiot May 3. 1 , 1 . ... CONDITIONAL USE PER-hftnl., w-..... " ...,,_ _..__ ""'t..-" • AH oltiar bull,_. namea WOOdman Ave •t. Arlal•. Dally Piiot May 3, 10, 17. 24, tta& POH i bi• encumbranc••· ·~ -Q 11/ EN Iha I ••a I ad WTIMe M>e _.. _ _,, ~
and add,.._ uaad by Illa Caltt 9 1331 198e SA-592 MIT NO 852 wtlldl m.., be UMf\11 In • Onftp. c•m• opoaa1a 1or tum1eNng .. NOT ICE IS HEREBY a ............ (lllliMI e.
I/ .. • 319 La JOI'-S c.•7 Pt lltlon eubml11ad by tatml"'-the vatue o4 lhe Publllfled OrMQa C()9lt pr~. _.,.-.....-, --. 0 11/ EN I II a I •••I• d ... -............. ,. traneftr()( wttl'lln tllrM )'Mf't Art 1t11 '" .. I A·-Kat......., Inc fOf the •tat>-·-.,, = Piiot M.., t&. 17 23 lebu. .... ., _ __.......,_.. ...---
f I ..... ..__.. .,. _ __.. Caltt _ .. ,,, " Int.,_, bet. ng aold. o.cnp-· · ' tren•AArlatlon __ ... , ...... f::-" for .. _...._ .. -• ..... _. 1u 1 put, ao ar u known o "' . "•-,,,.... · ......,, ..,_IC NOTICE llehment of a ptoduoe mar· tion of property. T._ 41..on I ...,.... • .... ...... ..,,.. ..... -=.:.:::!-. =-=-----.... .._... ....._ 1ran .. farM are: -92993 P\ltl.IC NOTICE ,..-., kel of 19927 Buthard Street Sale "General Pubk Ealing FS.-217 other fadllllea aa may tie,.. •met .. -,__....-.. , r--
NWM and addr ... ot Tiii• buelnaH 11 con· FtCTITtOUI .., ... 11 THESE MA TTERS .,. Place" Liquor Llcanu quir ed l or '985·118 traneponeuon and llllCt& .... ._. -~
Mef'OW noldw: BURROW ducted Dy a general part· flCTITIOUI 8U ... ll NA• ITAftmNT being proceaaad pureuant to numb« 47-055382. Pr~ PARKWAY MAINTENANCE other f_.._ aa may M ,._ do• DIA8 0~
ESCROW COMPANY, 1857 neral'llp NA• ITATl•NT The !Oltowlng peraone .,.. tlla Plll\nlng Lawt of the trty may be ln199Cled al: "8.IC N0T1C£ (TAl!E REMOVAL • NO quired tor ttl&-M MAW. ,.,. t'Heilttr •H
Eatl Lincoln Avenue. Of· David K Lovegren T lollowl dOlng t>uelnMI u : State of Calfl0tnla, Govern· 24000 Avlla Rd .• Laguna STUMP GRINDING) wlll ti. "tENANC!fMMOl/AL AHO illltlll ..... a ...
ange CA 92995. Tiiie etatement wu llled dot Ila boat ng penont .,.. OTS. INC . 125 401h ment Code. 8,000 et ,.q., N""..,, C. 929n Sub-~O received by the City of Cotta RECON8 flUCTION OF ... • .... ..-.
Dai.er M•:ldz· 1te8 wltl'I t,,. County Clerlt of Of. CngHECKEnetlR c~·e· co OF 8 II and tlla F011ntlln I/.,._ Mv-.,,__.. -' -...... at the OfftOI of IM~ CURii ANO OUTT!R • ..,._ UM a.ta ... ......
0 _...... Cou A...., 11 " Slrffl. Newpor1 H C . -1 mlMlon of Bide: An bide CMDITOR8,,. C ......... p 0 . ao~ t,_ ( WALi(, DRIVEWAY A'· tslafcntn M .. .,._. JOHJIM ,vvnv•n ange nty on "''" ' ORANGE COUNTY, 24274 Callf 92&93 nlelpal Code. T111e 2t. '"""be aubmttled on form MU TRAlltlU -" " """' O NG AHO ~~t:r~~ JOI 198e ,_.,El Piiar. Laguna HHll. Caltt Daron. Thomu I THOSEOESIRINO TOt ... 2222, 8Hled Bid tor ( ..... t,.,-'111 ~=Jze~:oc:.-=-:~~~Ho~ ..OOTS ::=1!'w1 ::, .... ~ •• ~
OUMQ. T f p l>llll!ed 0 ~ Coul 92953 Stidham, Inc . California, llfy In lavor or In oppoattion P\Kch ... ot Sell'ed Prop. U.C.C.) the hour of 2:00 p.m., Mey ANO STUMPS~ lie ,. eu•rllr ae11 IH .. ,. •·,!....,......._,. :\':'..'!:.'.'... ~~t Dal~ Piiot A"'lrt 2 . ••ey 3, Pararnlh S O'", 24274 El 125 40tti Street, ~ totl'lepropoaal•wlllbagMn -. Contact the otnce In-Notlcoe It ..-. --to ......_. ._ tM of eoete ••I da4•a te.elea o~1y"'Pik,'iM.;'1'7'.1tM ,0 ·;7 198e ... ... Pilar, Laguna Hiiie. c.111 Baactl. Ctllf t2M3 an OClt)Ottunlty 10 do ao" d~ted below tor Forma credllOft ~'i"th~ "';,ttt&ln ~ :"~~= M.;'at-hOflloeof"'Cfty ••1lsf11 at...,_.,.
Sae6'l SA-595 t2t53 Thia butln... la con· 1M public ~ 2222 and Information abOul named tranehlr0f1•) mM a reed ~ In the Collfd an. P. 0 . lox 1200 ('ft _. .. .... .........
Tiiie l>ul tnett It con· dueled by a corporation Information 1' ~ the property &lbmlt blda to ~ tr..,.._ ta ab0111 to ti. C II am be r 1 8 ea I e d Fl/It C)tM). eo... MeM. .....
---------ducted by an lndlYtdual Thomu 0 Arnofd, Pr.... ;;:.=:' ~:ie 985_.42g 1he penon named below fTlede on paraonel propetty twopoaela atlall bear the tttta Celltomla t2t2a.. t200, ..-14 .... M i110 I I .. • ---------DllD•tC NOTI"c ParamJt 0111 dent and r9ler 10 the •bo¥9 llema belof• the time ~· "" be i...ralnel1er deecl1bed. of the WOftl and the,..,,.. o4 the hoUr of a:OO p.m., Mey • .,.us 1• • ......, ,_.. P\aJC NOTICE r~ w. Tiii• 11a1ainen1 w• flied Thi• ttatement wM tlled " pOMd action le opened. Payment Twrna: The narnea ~ ~ tile btdder but no other -. 21. 1 .... at wHdl ttme • ,.,., .. : 1 :~"pg ft:
,IC..................... d ll ll'le County Cler1I of Or• W1111 lhe County C*k of Oro Aha~ In _,.. lher• 8ld mull be ~ addf ..... of the lntaindld ~ "*"' .t,_, ~ wlll ... ~ ~ Md ... .. .. COUTM. """" -angeCountyonAOl'llt 1te8 ange County on April 22, ..., __ ,,.... . """'"" b"thefullamountofthe~ treneteror• ar•: WEIT· ~., ...,_,. .......... In tM COUl'IC6I _. .... ,. ••
NMllT NAMllTATWMINT "'-n 1989 monelyy ~=~=:t 1t1h1ot•l202or ..... "tl'le POASCHI, INC .. dba ~,in::-.:== Oha,;'b.,., haled ~ ji!::. • ........ ... Al"PUCATION Tt>e IOllowlng swaont are Put>lltlled Orange co.at ,__ bed total bid It more then S200. W I! 8 T P 0 A T ~ ahall tie ,..,,.., to twoooaalt atlall btllF the tltta ~ c ...... 11$ .....
NO. ... ., d~~~:R~~~o:AL ACT. ~= Piiot May s. fO. 17, 24, Harwee4, Adtllftffft • ~.=~=r•: ~.,, tubmtt 20 peroenl of the PORSCHECAflE, • Call· tt&e bidder""°'**'• It ..... of tM WOftl and the Mme of .... I I 0 2 a I
C.pllu!Ofreunanlat Colo aOfadettal oCfol::. ING NETWORK, 181 Taroc· SA·541 -~~---c~r~denoe dell'lefed ~I~ Of ~· wNCft.. f0tnla oorpOfl llOll. tt74 ti. the ac)le 1.apo111tbMy of the btdder bUt no oCNr ctt. ................. .....
Ca"f "2720 ~ ,,....--to I.._ ""',..~_,........_ -,. grMter "'" ~ Cflerte g.,_, Colla ....... the btddef to ... tNI lilt bid tlnQullHno IMfttl, Nft !Md ............ e -...... mlMlon. notlCle of publlc: co Rd lrvtne .. • -· ·-. .,,~· 1anoa of thehlQMtt~.the Cetlfomlat2t27 .... ___.._.lnproperdme.. ~---~ ••r·' 1 ts .... ... heating II given to QllllMrl Angei.t R Tomaayan 191 ·-ti' 1111\nl'I'. Pu lhed Coe!' ., or prlof IOlhe pu ...... ·-· belanc. due. If Ill'/. wtll be The loCetlon In Calllottlla .. ;.-;.~ lid Document9 doelftO tllne for ............... -....... ....
and occ:upan11 Ol IU'fOUnd-r.1occo Rd IMne, Call! ~ "'140\4 l)elly Pllo1 M~3, fO. 17. 2 ... "'LINTON IHllllROD ~In tull. Form of ,ay-of \tie dlllf encut!Ye office mey be Obtained •t the Of· of.,.. ........ r4IMMd lo ....... -......... ....
Ing ptoper11ea and Oll'I« 9'7'° '1C'TTT'IOU9 ....... 1886 ---,._. tner'll' All peymenta"""' ... or pnnapal bWlneaa offt09 no. of the ,.. ..... ~ n IM bidder llf'tOPtlied. It..... ......... -.. • 0
•• lntareated pwllea Said pub-Thie t>u1lnau ta con· ftmNT SAs5eO ~·· r--.._.. t>y Caall,' oertlfted ohedl, • of the Intended tranllferor Is F...,. "'""'--.~.:!.a 0... lie the IOlt •llPOl •"'1 of -............. ~ uc .........,. I• ac:tWldUleCI on I duc1ad by an tndlvldual MAm 8TA ,,_ h* 1 ~ treeaurer a -"""'""' ,,,_, -..... ....... • rt u ... ·:;;;;";o. ia. 1tee aoan· Anoe491 R Tom...,_,, The fOIOWlnV ~ -Publlaned Oranoe COM• c•• a -. lor'n6e. upon ~ .,_ btdder to ... ,._·-_. 1:: .. els nn• dt !Of apflllc;atton lor COUltl Tl'llt ttlttrnenl -111«1 doing ~ U rtaJC ll)TIC( o.t1y Pilot M.., 17 I tee ~ or by 1 United ,._ All OCher ~ ,..,... payment of 14.00. An ecJ. II reoeNed In pr~ ). __.. numt. ~287 ..
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W1U1 tile County Cltr'k of Or· HACH Al8ET8 . 7'11 ' a.Mt pcietal, bani!, ~d °' and acldr9aall UMd by the dftJonel ctwqa of U .00 wtl A ... Of 8ld C.. Ila. IMmW ~...:::.;..__. .... the ,..... of 1nge County on APrll 7, ttee Warner Ave • Huntington P1CmlOUI .,..... •••evrepll money or •r Intended tranist9ror wtthln be made II hendled by mal. may ti. _..., M the Of. TM ,.... Md MdNA of ==:::,a:!.. ...,.., ,_,., BMch. Cell1, t7947 N.Am 8TA.,......,. Mike oMclt Of money or6er three ~ '-' ~ .... lpeclftoaetlon9 and oCNr ftot of Wle Qty lllOIMlr...1. 1J the oour1 let (II "°"*'9 1
·........:::..:..-";:::'ion '' to I Publl•l'led Or•noe CoMI .Jerome Mal, 171 1 1 Hew-The toMowtng peraone .,. fltB.IC NOTICf peyable. to the Internal Rev· s>M1 ao lat .. known 10 the contract doeumentl ~ '"" OtM, CoM•....., C..:-dlleooton de It oor'9•1U-~_,1>i::: of 1..._ w .. t Dally Piiot Aprll 2a. M.., 3, Q, Lane, .. untlngton dolno ~ aa: anue leNloe. ln1ancled trantler.. are: .., be edl'lllMd et the • lorn6I, 11POf1 ~ Pl:~ COUfn °' l"4I ""' ·-10 17 19841 •Call! t 26't ENT"l!RPAIH "H ". 3 101 NOTICa Of' Nat11te of Title: The 1'1Qt11. none. ftot of IM City Clertt of .,...,,..,. qt ta.00. An ecJ. ITATl °' CALlf<>MM,
P.-to add 4 aor. SA-&64 Thie bullne.. 11 con-Manltt• on.. C<>elt Mela TMllTU'I IM.I tltlt and Int.., of the fu· Ttla IWM(a) and ~ CltY of coeta Mete. ....... dlttoflll dlelfa Of U .IO .. COUNTY M OMN(ll, 700
ttt1p pat1I wltfl lendecepjng. ducted by an lndlYtdllal Calll 12126-3 t23 ' YOU ARE IN Oll'AUL T PIY'9" (IWll'ned on tlie lfont of addrwe of the Intended c.tion• wll not be INlllld ~ ......... If ~ by mal. CMo c.Mr OrM .....
imoetion, rettroom•. 101 . JeromeM91 oe.,,, J ~a. StOt ll!nderaDeed ofTruatde1ed tNafonn)ln and to tlie~ tnnef•rH(a) are: MLI' .... the ~ U .00 ..,_...l 'lei•• Md oa. len4eAne.CA"101.
iota. blc)'dl 1ra1. IMcyda P\&JC NOTICE Thie ~t wu "*' ...,,.t .. OtM Coat•......, Auguet II. 1M&. reoorded erty 1a ol*'ed tor .... ..., HOLDIHOI. INC. e11arve II lnC*lded """ ,__ OOl'ltfec:t ~ rMl'I The neme. ......., IM p•rkln9 and l>aalletb•ll wttt'l the County Oer1I of Of. Cellf t2t'6-3t23 Auguet 20, 1M5, • Oocal-Jecl 10 any prlOf valld Thet the ftl°'*'Y ..,,._ manl alaO lie eie"°*'911 •the Of. ._.... ftUINler of,..._ ooum on prQPer'Y ioc.tect f'ICTITIOUI IU9Mll .,. County on AiWt 14 Thia bullnee• 11 con· ment No 15--S 10131. Offtdal OU1atandlne ~. ~ MM '*"'o le deacrlbed In hell'*'.,.,.. be,..... on no. of ttte CltY an of the IM'• ainorne,. or --•• .. ,_,of land bltWeen &fth IUMI ITAT'lmWT ltle ' dueted try-an lndMdllal , "9ccwdlr ~ OfMOe Count)'. Oul'tlbtenc. or odW ._,. oenet-.i a AVfO AUA!f' the ProPQMI lonft. ........ City of C-. ............ ~ lfl ~. S (II Su.it and tN w.t aty fl'latollowtng peraont•• ,__ °"'a J Aeynotdl Calllornla In t...-cw of tt*d pertlea ANOPARTllAl.U,endll p,1 ttwougt1,._.PtcMdldlnloalliona .. nocllelilallld""° nofllln.la.....,,y .. ,_ bcJUlid4tY 1110nO ,,CH and doing ~ u fllut>41ehed OrMQa Coeet Tl"ilil tlal«Mnt W9I ftled un6eaa you Ilka actlOfl 10 aolM"' IN~ tflet are IQGated et. tl1• Ch.,.. the contTect Oooumlnte, 1W the ~-12.IO m.ro de leleleno ••I lttatcllle.~laedl .. 'A3SP0Al . PAOOUCTS.Oelly,.M..,3 10 1124 wlththeCOllntyC..ofOr· twocect youtproperty.lt .. ~ 10 IN lien of the 81.relll, Colt• ...... c.. end ahall be MCI~-·---· ........... ,.. atiooeoo•.,... ....... o
Said puOllC ,.._,.. 3471 PMeO Flamenco. Seti ttte ' ' ' ' County on Aprll u ti. aotd et a plblC Nie II United, ...... All property la tornla 12t27 by • ~ °' ~· tMnf • ~ .,e no
OOfMlll• on June f0.11. Clement•. Calll t 2t72 SA•Sll:l = • you need"' __...Ion of ott.red tot ... .,.. .. and The...,_. wie UMd cf-* Of • tMd ~tot not llclflbldlMIMIMdeon tte noe a1101ado,,.~•~> t .... at San FnncllOO. Cello-Kenneth M Wlllla ma, "'7114 tt&e netur• of tfll pr009llOo • la and ..tthout recourM by ..,_, t,..,,.,.or • at lllld .... tMn t0% of IN amount the Propoaal tom&, .._.. ~ ANG9LO, ~-
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COV!A HOMI! PROVIDED by COLDWELL BANKER, NEWPORT BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH
ON THE UY • NEWPORT 9EACH · Price
reduced to $535,000. Comtort. conftftiences, elepnct
and LOCATK* 111 yours on lido. All rooms are spacious
and newly decorltld. 3 bdrm, 3 blttl condo. Seller will
trade tor units Of com111rcill. IW & slip 1vailal*.
TIU>Y ST\a.EFILD
"NEW IXCfTING U81WQ · on the bluff' at
Newport. Larae "latottr" llOdll wittl two bedroom suites
and fireplace. Quiet wittl _. view, pool, spa and
security. for onty $140,500. Good financinc. PICTURE ..... CT NEWPORT POOL
ROGER BIOWN HOm . lmlucllltl & ready! Ideal tor entertainin&
YU.A 8ALBOA -2 llA8TER IUITl8 a willl llrp tqht ~ Splcious family room openinc to
OCEAN VIEW · Where else in Newport Clft you pool, pltio. 2 fifepllCa, 3 bdnns or 2+ den, 2~ baths.
enjoy·· ocean view, ~pool, spa, sarity pte, $340,000.
and walk to blldt? 2 _.., bdnns, ctlStoM decor tor ... MARl.YN.._l °"" $179,900. Larae--· -. .__ ___________ ___,J
SAU Y StWl£Y /JJYCE ~80l.T
NEWPORT UYPRONT HOm W/PID a ...... One of ....... , best..., 4 ...... Mily
room, upstairs ,........ .ny sysm, 3 .. ......,
..... -rooa: Qlllty COMtruction. Mple ~ MM-in ..... $..-075,000.
DCltDlnaMS
QIU tom Slit 1·5
606 tWllOR ISlNI) DR., N..B.
LI)() UffRONT CONDO, --Elepntly decorated ~ on aclllSive lido Park Drive.
Security ~futures 2 hutt bedrooms, spa tub, and
atrium. Probltt ~. Cal for detlils.
ltMRY JNll./Nl4 BEMENT
NEWPORT .eACH CONDO -LIAU OP-
TION · $1,000/mo. w/$5,000 oPtion MOMY wil move
you into ttlis stunninc Vila Bllboa condo w /own view.
Com!*te security w/parded pte, pool & spa. Owner
must sell! Slml. $131,900. .
SALLY StlPl.EY / _,YCE OABOl T
NEWPORT HEGHT8 · Unique 3 bdrm home in
fantastic location. Add 2nd story and have a beautiful
bay view. Close to ~ beach. yacht dubs &
restaurants. $249,500. ·
MMY JNll./NfM BOOT
GET MADY '°" aw••R -Invest or enjqy it yottrsetf. Newer pride of ownenllip holae plus income on
ttle beach in Newport. 3 bbl owners unit with bit-in
kitchen plus 3 bdnl apt with bit-in kitchen and pitio.
MARIA BERCOYITZ/IMRI. YN TWfTQlll
NEWPORT CONDO · See the best of ar.. Coast
fr• 1 deluat condo lbowt PCH. N to die ocan Of
tn;oy yolr OWft co.Mr.ity pool, spa & clubhouse. 3
bdrm, 2 blttl, ....., '°°"'· fnplec:e, 2 ~
$275,000. Owner lftlioa.
M>GER--
,ANORAlllC OCIMl/aAY /FAaHION
181..&ND V.W ·This 2 bdrll, 2 ._. cOlldD his ont
of the best OClll'l views ill II of~ llmnd doors,
Q ... ..jn dostts, finpllct, pll ...,... COftlftHlftity.
$228,000.
_,YCE DMOl.T /SM.l Y s.l£Y
CORONA DEL llAR
DUftD • OLD C.D.M. · Pride of ownership is
retledld ii ttlis bllltiWy lllinbined duplex. Each unit
ftabns two bdrm W/WOllS MIMJities plus a tour
ca-pr111. Glut rtnt.11 ... Alllost $300,000 of ..... finlncilll. Ofttrtd .. $335,000. •
LIO TAGLWVTI
ll'ECTACULAR 8PYQLAU HLL VIEW
. HOim . lqht & cheerful! 3 bdrms, 2 blths ' family
rootn. Oecorltor perfect hi ocean. bay & city lichts
view. 2 firepllces, wooden shttttm, hardwood floors,
spa in private arbor ~ Bautifuly landscaped. Just
reduced for quicl Siie. $537,500.
BEUE~LEE
IPYQLAU t1LL -NEWPORT MODEL ·
One of tM lowest priced 4 bdrm homes awaiable in the
area. Excitinc view of hills, reservoir, and city lichts. full
master Mitt with spa tub and steam shower. New
Clrpet, new watlf ha~. Roof recently inspected. 3-car
pract. AssaMllllt !om. $385.000.
-tJMRIABERCXMTZ
OPEN HOUSE SUUY 1 ·5
40 ORMES BAY • SPY~. N.B.
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX · Great owner's
unit w/3 bdrms Of 2 & dininc/den. Many uperades, fresh
decor. Prime yard. 2 bdrm, 2 battl spacious unit over
puce. Botti units hive separate entry, laundry room &
stor11t. $425.000
MARI. YN TWfTO*ll
IXCITING P0881alLITll8 WITH
FAMA.OU8 vmw . rnt tiMt offered. Situlttd in
one of Ccwonl Del lllr's finest 1rt1S. llflt lot with
.. tor tlqllftSion. Pool & .. in priYltt CCMlftyard.
New kar ...... l... cowered redwood ' brick .... terrace. 3 bdrMs & ....., '°°"'· $420.000.
BELLE CHASE LEE
QLORIOU8 OCEAN AND BAY VllW8 ·
Romantic sunsets from ttlis exceptionll flMily home.
Desirable Harbor View tills. Open plan hq. Grat tor
enteftaininc. Many quality iqrades. Private pool.
$419,000. ,,,. GREER
8UY MOW • 8'END autRllR ON THIE
BeACtl · located ~ *ck fr• Bil Corona Beach,
this custo.blilt 3 bdrm, 2* blttl, family room home is
priced to sel at $369,000. Seier Movtn& south, wants
offer!
CAROl PMGBlM
OCEAN a MITE UTE8 · Outstandinc custom
home perfect tor entertaininl and cracious livinc.
Unsurpassed view from mnc room. Laree rooms. eour!Mt kitdlen, patio off dinin& room adds to ttle 3,000
ft of crandness. $695,000.
DOROTHY~
OPEN HOUSE SAT 1·5
424 RMM TtRMCE. C.O.M.
OUTaTAND•tG PWDTY .. OLD
C.D.M. l'LU8 .COi• · On a very pidwesqelt
strttt. ""' 3 bh .. flllily rOOl9', Wit ... 2 firtPlca in lft ...... Spmlt lllOtif. lldlldes .... and very priYlll .,....., 1 bdnw iftcw unit.
llO TAGUMETTl
C08TA•8A
IEvmt UlllT8 • IMT... COSTA
•aA · Pride of ownership ill a IROSt clesiral*
location. EICh of Ult ltlnits art splCious Md llavt
individual llundry arm Ind tftCtosed praca. rive of
ttle seven art townholtsa. $650,000. ·
808 SCOTT
•&A VERDE · Expanded 4 bdrm. 3 bath chlnler.
Extra larce family room. sepa1ate dininc room, llrce
kitchen opens to bi& yard with pool and spa. Three-car
garace. Master bdrm suite with spa tub, bay window,
cedar closet $307,500.
MAIM BERCOVITZ
OP£N HOUSE~ 1·5
1796 ORIOLE ORM. COSTA MESA
COSTA •SA FOURPLEX · Situated on the
westside, dose to schools & blsinesses. These units are
alwlys r111l9d. Each is a 2 bdrll. 1 battl and his its°""
Clrll' & prtpte yafd. lmest now wtlie interst rates are
low. $278.000.
mCE OABOl T/SAU Y StftEY
IRVINE
IN WOODllNDQE. llMNE · Exceptionll 3 bdrm,
2~ battl condo. Nlwty piinted a rtllty to move into.
$153,000.
l.E. STAn
AffORDA8LE TURTUROCK HOm •
..... FD· Pnct tor tM t.yer ..... I prilM
aru at an 1ffordlble price. Sunny, -IMI ptlft on
corner lot Upprded & air<CMIClitioned. Grat location.
Wllll to PIR. pool, tlftnis & schoob.
SAU Y H\EY / _,YCE DMOl. T
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IOUSTIC
llT STlff •• ...,
-A 312 Wld 2/ 1 duplu
In Olde CdMI CUl-de--sac near footbridge.
Cozy feel and atrium In
owners untt. $369,000.
M IOllTA. • lllffS -Bad< bay and night light
view from 3 bdrm, 2 bath condo, end unit, aunny
patio, on greenbelts $229,000.
um.t.Y T1IU II Tl( lllff -Its special! 3 bdrms. on
a lovely greenbelt loaded with trees. 2 story
townhoose 1830 sq.ft . $240,000.
sncw. • t.MYM ISi.Am -Upgraded Pineh\Jrst
mode4, 2BR, den, comm spa, tennis, pool Big
deck with small view. Tasteful! $210.000.
UTTl.l ISU9 ... -2 unlta, full Balboe lstand
tot, fireplaces, patk>. dON to bay. Income
$18,000/yr & build dream hOme. $295.000
c:ellU IO. IM aJSac -Modemiad 2 bdrm, 1
bath ctiarming hOme, fennW•, ded IP&. staAned
glass, space for o~ or studk>. 1295,000
... FUD Wftl -4 bdrm, 2 bath s&ng'8 famJty
detached. Cul-04Hac.,..,. ac:nooes and pna.
Needs love and pt1oed accotdingly. $123,000
$74,Set • llMCl TIU -Irvine condom6nknn
projec1. slfeam•, poof, i.nnlil. One bdrm end
unit has loft, quiet, eold 6n pr...m condftJOn.
llCllMU .. LIT -M8M an offet. You mlgtrt
own It. Own«a w.m out. '901000 down. O.Vf.C.
$225,000. .. uu -Priced bleow c:wrent llPP' .......
---1335,000TO1410,000---dc>orSfrom8'gCotoM,~t9m1tyhome, 7
l.JCIU IUCI -Cottage ft•vor9d 3 bdrm, a btodc ~.Old, ~. brtna oft9r8. '680.000.
to Victoria BMch, newer Ind n6oer, wtth a peek 221 ...,<Ill•· Olde CdM. OPEN 8AT18UN.1-5.
of blue vtew. $435,000. m ,_ • -_ l'hlll'I ,.,. u-deyl. eo le
MICUT Fl.Ml PUI -Setter want.I ofter• on • 5 bdrm ..,_81oryln Broedmoor. ~·
Jasmine C<eek, plan '4, 3 bdrm, 2 etory, comm. Md ~. tael,000. 2512 Wfteaeat. lro.d-
ooot & tenrna. Jue1r9duoed.1336,900. moor. twtM>r View .... OPEN SAT/SUN 1-6. Wt••• -A 3 bdrm, 29" bath cNlrmer, 2 a -,.., --Prof. decorated four
atory, IP9dOU• mMt• Ute end FR. on tr.. bedroom, fernly room P•rmo. nw IOhool,
Uned atreet dOM to bMctl. $436,000. ~ Md '*1l. 1321,500. 2012 Port ertstol,
fOUSTllG
• CWTIAll. 114,111 -
Rare flndl Trust llqul-
datJon calta for Nie.
T ownhouee near poof,
quiet cuk»-uc, aold In
p resen t condition.
$&4,000.
-•fAIMlt -For f91Nty d...,.."'G lowly, ~ '4 bdrm poot home In pr9ltigloua lrW'9
Terrll09 for under $400,000. 2001 K.wamee,
IMne TerrtlCI. OPEN SATISUN1-5.
IUITifll .. lllffS -Dellrabte Md unit,
WfllPlll'ound patio, highly ~llded 3 bdrm,
A.C .• ful eecurtty, on quiet cu HO 1231,000.
488 QaW)ta. The Bluffa. OPEN SAT/SUN 1..S.
lllllllT ll'f -Complete wtth • cw:y older
homel a.lboe,,...... undy ...... 3 bdrm. 2
bettl wtth cu1• cabMa. Juet '450,000. 108
EdgswMer, ~OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5. ---•11.-to-----Harbor View Homee. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5.
UT NII NI ~From bMmed 1Mng room watcn r --•• -... llt'ii!JUiii•iiiiUlif~1U-ll--.,------..-lftiiiiiauu----,
bay and pavtlMon, 3 bdrm. offlce, courty8'd,
detMgner kitchen. Un6que at 1575,000.
AmY a .-.r -T ownhome ovenooktng • of
Nwprt Beach. Perky 3 bdrm, 3 bath, retrM t off
master suite. In Harbor Ridge at IM1,000.
.. , l IOUI( · l lfTIUT -LB compound · tennis
court, spa, adobe walls, tile roof, pool, view of
the Pacific Plenty of bdrma. $745,000.
Tll CUii If Clll -In Ihle older OCMnfront
home, extra large lot, 3 bdrm, formaJ dining,
den, rec room, separate gueat hooee. $895,000.
---OVER S1 MILLION---
11¥11£ Clft EITlTl -5 bdrm, 1 1tory home, ocean
view, Laguna's finest area with private beach,
comm facllltlee. $1, 190,000.
A WlU M Tll lllff -In San Cl«Mnte, apectacu-
lar vtew of th9 Paclfle, 6 bdrm•, medlterranean
navor, owner wllllng to ftnanoe. 11,500,000
~ .. • m _,. -SPKt~ e ,100
nt111' 1
H.MnM ........ .......... •. , .......... o. Jotr.-.on ..........
M.~ ..........
J. Breoey .........
B. Hutc:Hnge ......
F.8cott-EvMI ............
T. Wllllck
.. • $580,000 111 .. I
Unique 3 bdrm, 1 blk to bMct'I H. MerMa
-.. 1329,&00 •11 .......... Lowly P*mo, 4 bdrm. FA 0. Jot.....on
.... $240,000 ........... T~ etory, 3 bdrm townhome T. Wlllk*
...... $210,000 ............
TMt9ful Ptnehurat. 2 bdrm, den, em vtew 1'. eoe.nct
.. • $895,000 ...........
Ocw'lfront 3 bdrm, fOteYer vtew M. vonOeld9rn
•111111 Lt.I. $389,000 1111 W .......
Prtv.te 5 bdrm, llngle atory B. Hutc:Nnga
.._ f IU $450,000 1'I Ma• ii r
3 bdrm, 2 bath on the bay M. Rouu 1101
- f ,. $398,000 ....... ..
Prtvat• 4 bdrm, pool V, Slndalt
.... $238,000 -..... End """ 3 bdrm, many ntru F. Soott-&w.
-.. au S33t,ooo •1 ,., .... , •bdrm. ,..., ._.. s>n E. r..,.
... $43$,000 .••• , .. C.. Cod, S bdrm. ._..,. Fl\ kMcnen O. 8dwoedlr
WE HAVE SOLD $8.5 MIL.LION ·SINCE JANUARY!!!
NEW LISTING
Balboa Island. Light and airy, charming island
home . Cathedral beamed ceilings, neutral
decor, 3 bd., 2 ba., plus den, beautiful patio. lots
of windows. Priced extre= well. $334,
. '
alAUTIPUL SlnlNG
Well located "H" plan , 2 bd., 2 ba., d05e to pool
and Back Bay. Large trees create private country
setting. LQSehold.
OPIN llOUSK SAT a SUN l·SPM
2lM Y•TA INTUDA, Na ., .....
IAITaLUFF • POOL
One level, 4 bd., 21/l ba., large pool and spa.
Security system, 2 fireplaces, large family room.
Lusk built "B" plan. leasehold.
OPIN HOUSI SUN l ·IPM
22H ARALIA, Na
$214,900
EXPANSIVE FAMILY HOME
Irvine -University Park. Outst.andlng family home
across from bfg park, poof, tennis. 4 bd., 3 ba.,
family room, formal olning. Tot.al new decor. Air
conditioned, spa. Price Includes the land. sns.ooo
GREAT GRlllNalL T LOCATION
Very popular "Angelit.a" model. One level, 2 bd.,
2 ba., large greenbelt off back patio. Private end
unit. Price Includes the land.
$21S,OOO
LOWIEST PRICIE IN aLUFFSll
This owner ts very anxious. Great st.arter home,
one level, 3 bd., 2 ba., shutters, air conditioning.
Big bright country kitchen. leHehold.
$1U,IOO .
PRICE REDUCED!
Expanded one level "Bonita" plan. 3 bd., 2 ~ ..
teak floors in living and dining rooms. Charming
courtyard entry. Price Includes the land.
OPIN HOUSI SATA SUN l ·IPM
lH2 VISTA CAUDAL, Na
$219,IOO
SUPl:Ra QUALITY THRU-OUT
This totally redoM "Delores" plan is unsurpassed.
French doors, large bldt patio with incredib4e
view of Back Bay. End unit privKY. 3 bd., 21h ba.,
totally new kitchen, air cOnditioning. Price In-
cludes the land. SHOWN BY A"°INTMENT. .......
640-0020
YIRY POPULAR ONI LIEYIL
One level, spacious "Linda" model, 3 bd., 2 ~ .•
wrap-around patio, large kitchen with walk-in
pantry. Private master suite. Price includes the
land.
OPEN NOUSI SUN l ·SPM
4090NDA, Na
$220,000
SMASHING VIEW
Beautiful view of Back Bay and sunsets. 3 bd., 211>
~ .• all new kitchen, shutters, neutral decor. Quiet
cul-de-sac location. LOWEST PRJCE FOR VIEW
PROPERTY IN 1lfE 'BLUFFSm Price includes
the land.
$282,500
RARE "Q'' PLAN
Features conversation pit with fireplace . 3 bd., 2 'h
~-. shutters, '~clous living area, near new
carpets and tile. Price includes the land.
$239,IOO
OPEN MOUSI SUN 1-SPM
J07 VISTA TltUCMA, Na
$219,SOO
Eastbluff Vlll•1• Center, Newport Be•ch
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RFSIDENTIAL BROKERAGE ERVIC:ES
TllS IM IS SllCW. 1211 ...
Three bedrooms, 2BA. Extel'\Slve use of French
doors and crown mouldings. Oak plank flooring in
kitchen. family room and laundry room. Custom
plantauon shutters. Convenient to shopping, air-
port and freeways. 1st T.D. is assumable. Gayle
Amato.
.. OUIOI Tt o.alf SPYIWS 1111,IM
Tasteful Portsmouth inside and out with superb
inlaw addition. Some ocean view and luxurious
st.one spa off master bedroom. All this at a
mollvated offering of $510,000. Marilyn Bulkley.
lll,000 PllOE IUICTlll • 11&1• IMI llll,000
Sitting on top of the world with the best view
imaginable in prestigious Harbor Ridge. This
beautiful 4BR, 3!11BA has 2 family rooms,
spacious living/dining room and everything is
upgraded, plus community pools and spa.
Maralou Ingold and Maureen White.
TWI ll&ITH MITES 1111,llO
Parti.aJ ocean view. Penthouse with skylights and
Cathedral ceilings. Air conditioned: Super secur-
ity. Walk to beach. Community pool. Priced to
sell! Liz Beatley and Linda Oeth.
lfUMIT UTllt 11,111,MI
Private tennis court. pool and spa. Large custom
home situated on 1h acre lot in prestigious
Belcourt. Two story home with 5BR, 4BA, family
room, study, air conditioning, extensive security
system. Bright and cheerful and in "move-in"
condition. 24-hour guarded gate community.
Price includes the land. Owner will consider
trading for less expensive home. Donna Godshall.
IWT LIOATill -llUT 111 • U. .....
CALrFORNlA RANCH STYLE single st.o,ry
home on huge lot. Three to four bedrooms plus
separate guest quarters or recreation building.
Beam ceilings, extensive use of oak, beveled glass
and three fireplaces. Home recently remodeled.
Secluded patio with pool. spa and fountain. Many
ameruties. Appt. only. Priced $495,000. Donna
Godshall.
IEW II C&MH llllWllS SHl,000
Single story home with great "street appeal".
Three bedrooms, 2BA, fonnaJ dining area with
super lot.chen. Home recently remodeled and
ready for Ol'Cupancy. Lovely large yard with
room for pool or spa. Walk to three pnvate
beaches $365,000 includes the land. Donna God-
shall.
SPECTACULAR I AYHOIT ESlllt 12,210,000
C.Ourtyard entry with bf>autJful lawn Wonderful
VJew of bay and out the ,etty from all maJOr
rooms Everything is new -kitchen. baths.
carpets. pier & float. Trad1t1onal elegance an this
spacious 4BR home with game room. famiJy room
and fonnal dining. Walk steps to secluded bea<'h
Beverly Morphy.
Ult• IW TIW llTAlt 11,lH,MI
N~ fast sale. Owners have moved out of coun-
try. One of largest loLI on Harbor Ridge. Pool, spa,
private tennis court, 5BR. huge family room,
library and fonnal dining. Separate 3BR servants
quarters and commercial kitchen. Beverly
Morphy.
..... PUii 1211,111
$pad.out 2 story 3BR. 2BA condominium with
huge livinc room. specious dining area, powder
room and Jarse master suite. Land included.
Beverly Morphy.
~ # 2 Clwlc ·Piasa, Suite I 00, ,... .
SEA WIND
5BR SPYGLASS HILL
5B~J V\eW SPYGLASS
5BR. FR, pool
Ptl,112
1-5 .......
1-5 ........
1-4
SlllAY OILY
2UI Perl htthle
Denn~: HIM
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L Jarobs
SHORECLIFFS IHt,MI IK bH)q 0MJH
5BR FR 1 """ 1-5 M.J"~ld ' '~ 's,.... 1121-1H1 er H.V. HILLS ,_. p 4B~1 FR. view 1-5 M ropp
SPYGLASS RIDGE Sftt,111 H • he• lkell
5BR FR view 1-5 S Vogt SPYGLASS Un.Ml .. ....,la ~~~VLAl/spa, vu 1.Ji~ 1014 E. ~~M
3BR wtr fmt 1-5 Morp~/Denny C.D.M. •Hl,111 Z1T LMt.,.r
2BR 1-5 Jacobs/Oeth/Sunmons
EASTBLUFF utl,811 HM .......
3BR FR 1-5 C Ward
C.D.M. tltl,MI 2224 P..tfle
4BR FR 1-5 Allison/Allinson a::rro DE CAZA .1........ an•1--...w.,
5BR FR, ~l/spa, vu 1-5 T. Allinson
SPYGLASS IHl,111 4 lem lay
5BR FR 1-5 M. J!ulkley COM 112t,MI U4 .......
4BR FR 1-6 Rober1BOn/Morphy mvi:NE TERRACE .... ,.. 1Ml T .... Terr ...
3BR. FR 1-5 Morphy/Robertson
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SPYGLASS '2,l..... T., et 1Nb Pel9t
Vent lots 84 -85-86 8-8 M. tn~d C.D.M . 11,1... 2211 lmw. •
3BR wtr fmt 1-5 Peters/Chichester
IRVfNE TERRACE Mll,MI 2111 T.._. Terr••
4BR pool 1-4 Fix/Muon
CAMID HGHLNDS PA-4MI ..,.._.
3BR 1-4 D. Godshall
BIG CANYON •1,lll,111 l ...........
5BR FR 1-5 S. Grody BIG 'CANYON Ull,MI 12 .. ,._ TrM
5BR -FR 1 ·5 S. Crody
CORONA HGHLNDS '211,MI .aa ........ o..,"
3BR FR 1-4 P. Bailey BIG°CANYON •1,111,MI H lHll•Hr
6BR FR view 1-5 D. Bibb
11 n • WltllflllT • L81 llUll 11,211 ... On the beach. Fantastic opportunity for de·
veloper. May be divided into two lots. Subject to
city approval. May build condos or single family
home. Barbara Aune. ..n .. IOIUT 11,Jlf,-
Two large homes -one, a new wood shingled, the
other, a large charming log home built in 1900.
Two mountain streams cascade through 15 acres
of buildable wooded land in Idyllwild. Barbara
Aune.
llY11l ltlUOI fmLY .. Mll.oM
Sophisticated and traditional 4BR, 3BA residence.
Totally remodeled in 1983. Master suite includes
study with fireplace and master bath with jacuzzi
tub. Beautiful grounds with used brick decking
around swimming pool. Sandie Fix.
l.91 ISU Wiii .... .., ....
Lido home with pool on large lot. Three car
garage, 3BR, 3BA. Family room. sparate dining
room. Exposed beam ceilings, hardwood floors.
Located in quiet end of island. Owner is serious
seller. Joan Lewis.
.. UITm Mn1 .-AT.. llllM
Remodeled 1 story, 4BR, 2~BA Harbor View
Hills home with bonus room or separate inlaw
suite. Brand new kitchen with top of line ap-
pliances. Extra large dining room with wrap
around windows. Maxine Propp.
llt•.-JNW tue.-
One level 4 or 5Bl\ in Luak Harbor View Hilla.
Cathedral oeWnat give this special remodeled
home a bficb\ and a.lry f~linl· Ready to move
into with uperadel throughout. Maxine Propp.
6~t6200
llWIWl&Ufflml11191 .......
$995,000 with slip for 50' boat. Less~ 10 years
old. Three bedrooms, 21,.i baths, dramauc master
suite with fireplace, French doors and windows.
Bayfront patio. Beautiful view -wide pa.rt of the
bay. Beverly Morphy and Hobie Denny.
HIT• Y111111111 U.& HM.Ml
Beautifully built 4BR clasai.c Victorian. Two
houses from Dahlia Street park. Wall< to beach.
Four years old. Old world charm but oontem-
porary convenience. Family room, huge decks.
Beverly Morphy.
--Ill IUI -.. UITlm Pll,111 Cozy cottage with 2BR. 2BA. Newly remodeled
with formal dining room, breakfast room. Separ-
ate guest house. Lovely patio & pool Wall< to
private ocean beach. Ann Peters.
UYFUIT It••
Single story remodeled home. Excellent move-in
condition. Separate master suite + 2 guest
bedrooms. Marvelous uae of light wood floors &
French doors. Room for your boat. A superior
value at $749,000 including land. May l~
opt.ion. Ann Peters.
UUftllll um 1111,111
A warm and inviting home situated on a very
private lot. Marvelous uae of wood and brick.
Th.tee bedrooms. Formal dining room, family
room plus lanai. Enjoy your own private pool.
Ann Peters, Maureen White and Ed F«ano.
PllY< LlllMI IMl-Traditional residence in gated community with
tennis & pool facilities. Quiet cul-de-sac location.
Three bedroom, 21,.i BA, fonnal dining room, cm:y
kitchen, family room. Ann Peters.
UYFIWfW llM,•
Very desirable 2BR, den with formal dining,
security gate and community pool. Bank owned
unit includes boat dock and land. Martha Macnab
and Stephanie Grody.
mmFa umm 1111.-
Dover Shores -wonderful family home. Highly
upgaded with wood floors, akylght.a, billiard
room, 3BR. family room. lot.a of charm. Private
pier and slip. Security system. Barbara Aune,
Stepharue Grody.
llna< II .. l&IYM H,111 ...
Beautiful traditional custom built home. Ablolute
perfection. Two years under construction. Carved
oak doors, heavy crown mouldings, solid brass
hardware. Wonderful golf course and lake view.
Five large~. SBA. formal dining room.
Wonderful pool and patio area for entertaining.
C.entra1 alarm system. Beverly Morphy and
Barbara Aune.
II FllT YllW • m TllW... 11,Ml,lll
From thla great one 110ry home in Bayaho:res.
Constant changing view from t.hia large lot ln
prest.igioua Bayshores. High cei1inp in this
specious home. Large Uvtnc room. tremendous
master suite. Four bedrooms and 3BA. Barbara
Aune.
.. UIYll ... 111 PUI I t•,•
Located on large comer lot, this 3BR, 2~BA
home i. perfect foe family & entertainment. Huge
expanded family room with firep.laoe, 1arp for-
mal living room and d1nina room. Excellent Ug:ht
eXJ)OIW'e lhowl dean and bright. Excellent value.
Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grody.
lllWPORI BIACH
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DAILY Pl&.OT/BAl.:&ITAT8 IATU~AY llAY 11. l,_/PAG• 7
California's housing indu-stry explodes
Processing pipeline so clogged
some waiting 90 days to close -~-
By JOHN D. COX
lllCICIMdl1 ..............
SACRAMENTO -California's giant housing
Industry Is "ex.plodlng" with activity, driving sates,
prices and construction to new levels, a leading
economist said Wednesday.
Not since the late 1970s -the go-go days of
California real estate -has the market been so hot,
although experts are taking pains to draw distinctions.
The processing pipeline of brokers, lenders, title
companies and appraisers Is so clogged with volume
that some buyers are waiting 90 days for their
transactions to close, Realtors report.
"The gains In the housing industry are pulling the
whole state economy along," said Michael Salkln. a
vice president and senior economist at Bank of
America. "The Industry Is booming."
Mortgage volume could hit $45 billion In California
this year, Salkln estimates. Including one third to a half
In refinancing of loans on houses purchased when
Interest rates were higher.
"The refinance volumes are just knocking their
socks off," said Salkin.
Strong first-quarter gains have been recorded in
sales of existing homes, In new housing starts and in
permits issued tor new housing units throughout the
state.
"One number which jumped off the page was the
housing permit number for March," said Salkin, when
the annual rate soared 33 percent from February to
344, 100 units.
"We haven't seen that kind of number since the
mld-60s," he said.
The buying spree pushed the state's median price
to a record $129,849 In March1 a5.5 percent jump from
February, he said, although he does not expect that
pace to hold, and local markets vary widely.
"Pockets of Intense activity are places llke
Sacramento, Riverside-San Bernardino, Orange
County, north San Diego, Solano and Contra Costa
counties -places contiguous to the major job
centers," he said.
At Coldwell Banker's residential unit In Sacra-
mento, senior vice president Patty Giiiette reports
Aprll sales were 55 percent higher than a year ago, and
the market Is moving toward higher-priced houses.
"The majority of sales tend to be under $100,000,
because this Is the first opportunity for those buyers
who were shut out of the market by high Interest
rates," she said. "We're finding t.he discretionary
buyers are now starting to make their move up to a
larger home."
This trend has pushed Coldwell Banker's average
Sacramento sales price from $96,000 In January to
$104,800 In April, she said.
At Great Western Real Estate's Northern Cali-·
fornla headquarters In Sacramento, regional vice
president John Cantrell said sales are up 100 percent
from a year ago, and the market may be "a llttle more
hectic" than the speculative binge of the 1970s.
Like the 1970s, when prlces'were leaping at 2
percent per month, some properties are finding two or
three buyers bidding up prices, but Cantrell and other
leaders point to Important differences in the two
markets.
"The key difference between the '70s and now is
that we're not In an Inflationary environment," said
Richard J. Rosenthal, president of the California
Assoclatton of Realtors, and purchases are not being
driven by price speculation.
"We've got eight years worth of pent-up demand
out there,·· he said. California's real estate binge in the
late 1970s burned itself out In a climate of roaring
inflation and record Interest rates, leaving In Its wake
REALTY
foreclosures and bankruptcies that cost Investors
mllllons of dollars and took years to unravel.
"This Is not a speculative mart<et at all,'' said
Cantrell. It's more realistic. I don't think It will fl:ale out
as fast. I think we're going to have a good market here
aHeast for the next year and a half."
Median home price
hits a record $130,000
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A bank study shows the
median price of a home in California hit a record
$129,849 in March, up 5.5 percent during the first
quarter of 1986.
The Bank of America report. based on Infor-
mation from the California Association of Realtors,
says the price Increase offsets some of the benefits of
lower home mortgage rates.
Bank economist Michael Salkln predicted an
annual price jump of 10 percent for 1986, Which would
be the largest Increase in California in six years.
The report, which was released Wednesday, also
notes that state housing starts rose 8.9 peroent in
March as lower mortgage rates sparked a housing
boom reminiscent of the late 1970s.
California housing starts during the month rose to
a seasonally adjusted annual level of 280,000 units, the
highest since 281 ,000 in July 1978, the report said.
Nationally, new housing construction actually declined
2.5 percent in March, according to the National
Association of Realtors.
Gains from lower interest rates "can be eaten up
very rapidly by increases In housing prices." Salk in
said Wednesday. He said waiting for lower Interest
rates while the prices Increase simply doesn't pay off.
Nationally, the median price of a home wa s
$80,000 In March.
The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm
OGUI YIEW PllYlllU 1211,IOO
Fabulous white water view from this spacious 2
bdrm, 2 bath condo. Huge master suite, fon,nal
dining room, huge cathedral ceilings, large sun
deck.
Wll flllOLISlll lllt ....
Luxurious 1 bdrm condo on the ocean side of
PCH In Corona Del Mar. Fireplace, wet bar,
large enclosed patio. Private end unit. Beautiful
community pool. spa & ramada.
IAfflllT * lll•lllA9UU 11,111,IOO
70 feet on the bay with pier & float. Elegant 3
bdrm home In prestigious location. Large pri-
vate swimming pool, family room with bar and
formal bayside dining area. Owner may help
finance.
YILU IAUU IUllT SHUii
Spacious 3 bdrm townhome exquisitely decor-
ated with family room & formal dining room.
Largest floor plan. Choice location close L<> pool
& spa.
un111n llmMT 11,100,000
Sprawling home with 88 feet on the bay. Located
In e>eclustve gate guarded Bayshores. 4 bdrms,
family room, large bayslde patio, plenty of room
for a pool. Reduced to settle estate.
2812 BAYSHORE'OR. OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 .... _,., ..
Harbor Realty Is a full seNlce locally owned
Real Estate Company offering a complete
range of real estate services such as an
active rental department, a nationwide
retocatlon network, and an In house com-
puterlZed listing service. Let us prove we
wlll do more for you.
LIU * L1W MW1 1122,-Move In with Just a little down. Well located
Newport Beach condo with 1 bdrm plus a
convertible den, 2 full baths, deluxe gourmet
kltcl\en, private deck, expensive carpeting, full
security building. Out of town owner says
"SELL!"
FllllT IOUI YllWI 1211,llO
Luxurious 2 bdrm condo beautifully decorated
with fabulous views of the bay, ocean and city
lights from every room. Large sun deck, full
security building, terrific recreation facilities.
Reduced for quick sale.
Ulll YllW... 1121.ooe
Spacious 4 bdrm family home with sweeping bay
and city lights view. Family room, dining room, 3
car garage -the perfect home for an active
growing family. Owners moving out of state have
reduced the price for a quick sale.
Nwn.f * ... I SUP llll,llO 60 feet on the bay In fa~t-•· o Dover Shores.
Beautifully maln•o.... ' ne with all new
kitchen, r s t-.. v0nverts to guest
room, we. ..... mat dining area plus an
eating are .,,, tne kitchen. Large bayslde brick
patio.
IUUIWITll llMI IMI l1M,IH
Charming 2 bdrm upstairs unit In Huntington
Township. Party size deck -VflrY private. Beauti-
fully maintained grounds and community pool.
Walking distance to shopping and.park.
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2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR
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You can paint it yourself, but take care
B1ANOYLANG , ,, ........
Painting the outside of your house will save you
money and give you a sense of self-accompnshment
equaled by few other do.it·yoursetf achievements.
That's probably because you see the results of your
efforts every time you look at your house.
Make up your mind ahead of time, however, that
the job Is not too easy. It doesn't require more than a
moderate amount of skill. It Is not dlfflcult If you follow
the fundamentals enunciated In any home mainten-
ance book or booklet.
But It Is a task which calls on you to take the time
to prepare the surface of the house, to balance
yourself on a ladder and to select a quality paint. Since
you will be doing the work yourself -and It Is the labor
that Is costly -It Is poor economy to save a few dollars
by buying a cheap paJnt. tt not only won't have the
durability of a good paJnt; It won't look as good right
from the start.
In choosing a color. assuming you want a change
from the present hue, remember that color can affect
the way a house appears.
If a house seems too big and bulky, a dark color
will cut It down. A light one will make It seem larger.
Even though you have seen the houses In your
neighborhood many times. take a special walk for the
sole purpose of seeing which ones seem most
attractive and which do not. Even If it doesn't affect
your choice of color, you will be surprised at how many
things you notice that escaped your attention In the
past.
Preparing the surface Is the single most important
factor In getting a first-class result. Cracked and
blistered paint must be scraped and the area primed.
Loose dirt and grime should be brushed away.
Sandpaper any remaining glossy paint; otherwise, the
new paint won't hold wen. Remove loose rust, re-nail
where neoessary and caulk around doors. windows,
utility pipes, etc.
If you are getting ready to paint the outside of your
house, here are some tips that will help you to do a
good Job:
•If there Is llkely to be a problem with Insects
getting Into the wet paint, buy an Insect repellent that
can be mixed with the paint before applying.
•The COior of paint alWays appears lighter after it
is applied than It did In the can.
•If you paint over stain, always apply a sealer first.
Forget about putting a stain over paint.
•Generally, It la best to put an oil paint over an oil
paint, a latex over latex. If you want to put a latex over
oil, as some peopte do, apply a primer between them,
following the Instructions on the container of latex as
to the kind of primer It should be.
•Before you do any house painting, be sure In
your own mind you feet comfortable on a ladder. If you
do use a ladder, It should be placed so that Its feet and
the foundation of the house are separated by one-
fourth the height of the ladder. And never go higher
than the second rung from the top.
•When painting on a ladder. be sure no children
are playing nearby.
•Whether you use a brush or a roller. always paint
from a dry area Into a wet one. Should you not bejlble
to finish the job In one day, always stop after one side
has been finished rather than In the middle of a sJde, no
matter what you have been told about the paint leaving
no brush or roller marks.
•Try to follow the sun as you move around the
house. That Is, paint where the sun has been. a
procedure that will prevent the sun from drying out the
paint too quickly. Also, It's a lot more comfortable
painting while you are In the shade than the sun.
~ IMPROVEMENTS
~~
•Too heavy an apptlcatlon of paint may cause
wrlnkllng at a later date.
•Don't be Impatient to see how the finished job
looks. Take the time to perform every step of the
operation properly.
(For a copy of Andy Lang's booklet, "Paint Your
House Inside and Out,'' send 50 C«Jts and a long,
stamped, self-addressed envelope to Know-How, P. 0.
Box 477, Huntington, NY 11743.)
Hunt & Associates OPEN TOMORROW 1-5
REAL ESTATE 640-4868
2125 S•n Jo•quln Hiiis Rd.
Newport Center
EXECUTIVE CUSTOM · GOLF COURSE VU
Spadow~ & sop histicated, t his 4 Bd, 5 Ba. custom designed by Wallace
Neff iR California living a l its best! Located on the 18th fairway in Big
Canyon. From courtyard entry thru the gracious &·sprawling floor plan
to sparkl ing pool, separate citrus and rose garden , right onto golf couse
it's the entertainers delight! PRfVATE POOL HOUSE W/SAUNA,
enormous basement and over 4200 sq.ft. to charm you. 24 hour guarded
gate. Owner may assist. $995,000. Call J eri Hunt to see.
18 CYPRESS PT. LANE OPEN SUN 1-4
SPLENDOR IN THE RIDGE
Desjgned to pleaae the most discriminate, this 6 bedroom, 7 bath,
luxurious custom home ia located at the very · VIEW · top of Harbor
Ridge. 180° ocean, bay, city & "Sunset.a Over Catalina" VIEW. From
warm library to family room with one of 4 fireplaces to gourmet kitchen
to 40' pool & spa -it reflect.a concentration on true old world
craftamanahlp. Maater suite (over 1000 eq.ft.) with sauna, fireplace &
breathtaking VIEW. 24 hour guarded gate. Ute your hOUM aa down
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8 TLU'ALGAJl PBN SUN 1-5
2244 P-ort Aberdeen Place
OPEN SUNDAY 1 :00 to 5:00
Beautifully remodeled Somerset model In
Phase Ill of Harbor View Homes. 5 BR and
large custom spa on the view side. $449,000
w/land.
1723 Port Sheffield
OPIN TODAY 1 aOO-SaOO
4 II, Harbor View Homes $259,000
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,ID.V~tiit• .. ,._.
'It's OK to mix, match furniture styles
But design themes
based on the past still
the dominant choice
., u•w MAYD .............
The fumtture lndu8try hM a meeeege
for the American pubic: "'' OK to mbc
and match.
Gone .,. the daya when 1111 lnabMtty
to dlettngultlh belw .. , Loufa XV end
LOUii XV1 COUid ca. IOa.I ember-
r~t. At the recentty concluded
tprtng tumiture nwtcet In High Point.
N.C., where new stytee are~
to the nation's n.t.Mera. a number of
manufacturer9 did the mliclng them-
Mtvee by combining a v.nety of
furniture atytee within a lklgle collec>
tlon.
"Now that we are coming towards
the end of the 20th century, we can look
back and teMM;t the belt of It,"
explained designer Jay Spectre, Whoee new collection for Century Furniture
combines oversized uphoeettnd Met-
ing with wood funltur• t>Mrtng touches
of Art Deco and etreamllned 19309
Hollywood modern. It WM one of· a
number of new collections that rftMI a
new devil-may-care attitude about
aocuratety-reproduced furniture and
80ClllC>i1M.
"Some peC>pM Ive In one room;
tome ~ he In tour rooma. ow
goel II to provtde .._ ~ ....
comfofteble ... IO "'9y C.. fMke their hofnea look • tt'9y ...........
Bettye w.rtln, Pl 111 dellt of Gw.
Molts lnClcatlort ol tt'9 ...,_ to pe-.. .._ llrge numblt ol
~··Ind ..... bftllure tor home ............... COfllPCNWilL
In ......... ,.....,. to trlldltton Md
COl-Wlllel•t ~ UllN911 find .,........... In .. ... of Amerta1
eoolely, ~ ....,_ bwd on the
''Some peoJJle Jin bl oae mom: llOllJ~le Hn
ta loar .roo::;,~ a m ,,nFde clJoJce. l*JPle feel e 1ritll • tlaey can m•ke
. U.elr llomm loolr a fMT .n.11 ...
Chok:e WU also aeen In Informal
transltlonaJ furniture that can tMe on a
different cr.eci• through a change of = =:nT't!=·~nn: that dominated among ltyle teeder9
could suggest the American Southwest
or a European country farmhouse.
-BETTYE MARTIN
President of Gear
pe9t don*-ted lntroductlone. Manu-
flletuNra borrowed fnlely from the
18th, 19th and ..,ty 20th C*'lturtes.
FumltUre deetgrter Roland Carter
ottered tome<** to thOM who enjoy
gu111tng the trenm of the Mure.
''Look at what collectors 11re buying
and muMUm8 are showing today.
That's what manufllcturers wtff be
making tomorrow," he said. Since the
hot coffectlbie today appears to be Art
Deco furniture, In Carter's opinion,
look for th18 1tyte to sweep the market
In ftve years or so. Don't expect pure
styte, however, he warned. "We Amert-
cans llke to live with the past, but not In
It."
Supporting Carter'• aroument, oopm of~ 1~
.aytee _.. utilquleoue D11IQJ-. •-
tendlngtfterwtc.I poillledOUlthllthe
,. ... ~ of gr8nd ~
tumllhlng ..... ......,. •-..tOWr-oem-
and °' wty 1-...a.tlury ~ ~. Hldcory CMlr and .... 111tt-:= ::::=.o:. ==:
HOUM wNI be Uletuil. It hM become
prohtbttMly eJ(S*MIMt to ~ .....
antlquee.
The 19tt't century mo 9hor'9 In
upholMred fwnltur9 tmroductlone.
Trlldlttottaly, the IPttng lftMcet oon-
ce11tr a• on uphal1t1f'/ and this
llllCft 1~11Ury ....... fofTMI
brOC*Me and IJttlped .. Of •-ae
eynthetk:a ........ In meny lhovt-
rooma.
Pastel-colored fabrtcs continued to
look greet, but they were not the only
look. Jewel tonee and brtttlent cok>re
such u turquol• and roee red turned
up In lhowrooms such u Thayer-
Coggins together.
As for ac:ceseoriee such as lamps,
ck>cks and vuee, they aopported the
fumHure·lntroductfone with numerous
examptes of Art Deco -and 1nldfttonat
19th -century pteces.
The pubtlc wtll get a chance to look at
the merchandl1e on vtew at the market
this summer and fall.
IRVINE CDASf, REAL10RS!>
BEI'IER HOMES AND GARD
Separating antiques
from reproductions
0
CAMBIUDGE COURT
lft University Town Ceftter tMlllt by er-m.oor.
2 bdrm. 111' be. ~ Model. LilM wt *' end unit With loll ol pnvecy. MMy -..edn
tftd aatom r.ture9 ""' I ] CM llUatfted
.., .... $1)6.900.
PERFECT CONDITION-
PERFECT LOCATION·
PERFECT PRICE
Supef .._., pt.,. C. 2 bdnft, be. '9dnc wide ~ .....,..., theft nonnlll beckywd wttj\
petJo cxwer. Detached'""' ~.900.
IR\' IN E COAST.
18124 CULVER,
IVINE, CALIF.
REALTORS·
786-7500
., aAMAAA llA ftR
0 111'' ,,,_
One of the pttfaHs of buying old
furniture ls separating the authentlcalty
antique from later reproductions that
may look good, but are considerably
.... rare and valuabte.
What's needed, according to Judith
Mitter, an English collec1or. Is a full
range of phOtographa that lltuatrate the
deYek>pment of a particular ptece and
shOW ch•acterlatlcs of the styte In
Yllrk>ua S*k>d•·
Recently Miller and her husband,
Merttn Mitter, a photographer, decided
to create ''the book we wtat'9d Md
utsted when we ~ colectlng old
furniture In the 1M09, '' M...., Mid by
t1t1~ from her home In EnglMd.
The~ volume. ''The Anttquee
onctory. Furniture" WM Neentty pub-
Mlt'9d In Enge.nd Md the United
Statee. The book haa MOP..-more
tNn 7,000 photographa, end It'• "9fty
enough to go --to heed With 8n unabridged dlctlonery.
Titouah tM moet .-le •ot.d to
the 18tft Md 1ltt'I mnturtee -...
.... call ---=· of furniture ~..:: -In • FrllnCe and the Statea, the book COYW8 the
pertodl ---· ... 15th century and the wty 20th century. lllldee the
t"'-countrtel mentioned, the NMW· 18nc1a. ttlfy, o.rm.ny, Austria. Spllln,
Portugal and the Orient are 8190 ,...,anted.
Aftlr ltudytng .. thle fumtture, the
hM come to the condutlOn tttet the
18th and 19th centuries represent the
height of the furnltur&-maklng art.
Today's furniture, for example. le
almost comptetety based on the styles
and methods originated or perfected In
this 200-year period.
Given that as a fact, how do you tetl a
revival piece from an or6glnaJ? Accord-
ing to Miller "there are pofnters. The
methods used In various eras are very
well documented and descriptions and
pictures reveal the differences,·· she
Mid.
For example, In the clasatcal revival
styte a particular wood was commonly
uMd whereas In an earlier period a
dttterent wood was common.
There are al8o stytiatlc dtfferences
from one country to another. For
example, Amerlclln chairs may be
baed on an Engllah style but have
different arm and leg detaJta.
She hu found that as one lncf9U8S
one's knowledge, the dltferencea be-
come evident. One way of gaining
femlllarlty wtttt the ortglnala ta to took at
them In mueeuma Ind f'9etor8tlona,
~ In the Unit9d Stat• where
documentation ta generalty uceetent.
With the IOngtlme lntereat old
fumfture hM beert generating. one
mtgM queetton ~any ... .,. ••
Wt at affordtlble prtcea.
Ac:cordlng to Miier, the .,,..., ta
Y91. Pnc. generely ftuctue1-..
different atytee go In end out of tuNon.
Currently ... MY' the demand fot 19th
C*'ltury ~ hM got 90IM 11th
C*'itury fUmtture underpnced.
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The Newport Beach office of Cold-
well Benker RHldenttel RMI E•t•I•
Servlcee was tops for 1985 In listings
taken and dollar volume In south
Orange County, firm President Tom
Wllll•m• announced. Ttle office aJso
has a higher number of President's
Club members than any of the com-
pany's 87 offices In Southern Cali-
fornia. Membership In the club Is
restricted to the top 5 percent of the
company's 1,900 agents. Jim Muller Is
vice president and branch sales man-
ager of the office. which has 1 O
members in the President's Club. . . .
Robert Yorke, associate vice presi-
dent. joined Coldwell In 1971 and has
been a President's Club member every
year except one since Its Inception.
Associate vice president Mercie 8-nt•
in In her fourth year in the club. She has
been with Coldwell for 14 years. Even
Corkett has been a member of the club
for five years. while Shirley Harrie Is a
second-year member. She joined
Coldwell 31h years ago. Sara Marvin
marks her third consecutive year In the
club, after three years with Coldwell.
Berber• Gothard Mllea, who joined
Coldwell in 1985. has earned member-
ship in the club in her first.year with the
firm. Associate vice president Edie
Olaon joined Coldwell 22 years ago,
and is enjoying her sixth year in the
club. Cynthie Rumafeld, a residential
consultant. and J•nnlfer Shaw are in
their second year in the club. Associate
Vice President Hiiiery Thamer joined
Coldwell nine years ago and has been a
President's Club member for six years.
Four top producers in the Irvine
office of Coldwell Banker RHldentlel
Real Eetate Services have joined the
President's Club, the highest award a
sales agent in the company can
receive.
The agents llre Sharron Entrikin,
Marebeth Gordon, Joyce Oleon, and
Sonja Powell.
Entrikin, assistant manager of the
Irvine office, is a first-year member of
the President's Club. Gorden and
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Newport Beach Prealdent'• Club memben (from left) 01Mn, Jennifer Shaw. En.n Corkett. Cynthia
Robert Yorke, Marcia Benta, Wllary Tbamer. Edie Rv.mafeld, Barbara G. IOlee, Sara llanln.
Powell. who have been with Coldwell
since 1982. are also first-year mem-
bers. Olson. senior residential consult-
ant. has been with Coldwell since 1978
and Is a second-year member of the
club.
Five top producers at the Coldwell
Banker's Laguna Beach office have
been named President's Club mem-
bers. They are: Ellle Finigan, associate
vice president and broker associate,
who is also the office's top 1985
lntne Prealdent'• Club memben
(from left) Sonja Powell, Joyce
salesperson. She has been a presi-
dent's club member for three years;
senior sales associate Shlrley Miiier,
first-year club member. She has been
with Coldwell since 1982; Kelly
O'Mere, a tesldentlal consultant who
joins the club for the first time;
associate vice president Phyllla Stltea,
a third-year President's Club member;
and Judy Whitelock, second-year
President's Club member and part of
Coldwell's Laguna office since 1984.
• • • Juanita Fltzpetrlck and Petrtcle c....,, Mlel ueocfat.. wtth the
lrvtne office of Coldwell ..,.., Reel-......,...., ..... , a.me.. hive
been honored U memben Of the
comp9ftY'• Gold Qrde Ctub, which
recogNzel high o-.. among
~I Benker'• 1,IOO SoutMm
Ol80n, llarebetb Gordon, and
Sharron ltntrlkln.
California sales associates. Fitzpatrick.
of lrvlne, Is a member of the lrvlne
Boerd of RHlton Activities Commit-
tee and of Wom.n In s ..... Carson Is a
member of the 8oerd of Reettort for
Irvine, Newport harbor and Costa
Mesa, and Is an officer for the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce. • • • Three sales associates as Coldwell
Banker's Costa Mesa office have·
joined the Gold Circle: Bernard
towera, R•va Semuelt, and Temerrah
Anderaon. Towers, a Costa Mesa
resident, has been with Coldwell since
1983 and Is uatatant manager of the
Cotti M... office. Anderton 11 a
Huntington 8Mch r•clent who also
J<Hned the office In 1"3. Reva
Samuetl, a t'911d«1tlal coneuttent and
Cotta M-. ,,_dent, hu ~ wtth the
Offtce lince 1981.
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Four bedrooms, three bathe, formal dining,
family room, v'8w ph.-room for two boat• one
up to 50 ft. Auume exlltlng IMM option with
outatandlng terma and low down. GrMt buy at
S910,000. -·--·-
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850 SQ.FT. of prime offtce location, prtvete
b8th. dMded omc.. end ~--per foot.1 Grou .... Comer of GoldefMMt and 20th
StrMt.
IMTI •Ell IFflll 111.E • LEI• I
&400 .... of 100% office IP9C8 ... deoorated
wtth wns>M parking. Priced below mllrket at ts.
N.N.N.FT. Of 1724.000 .... pric». D -·-.. a • ~ by Fwt. thla cuatom 5 bedroom, 8 ~ bath, haa. mast• --· wtth _,.. & celNnga of SUYIEW um ••••••m
115[ =::tcw::=°':it!.°'=..~ 1111.-IEWfllT llY 111111 nnr I NEWPORT BEACH
mlrre>Nd ~ & gold ._, ~ In formal Tennla, community pool and IP&. ocean and city, 1121,111 I
dining, pool & epa of atone wttrt cucadtng tight Ylewl. One story 4 bedroom, 21A bathr~. OoMl'I & city Ught Ylewa from .,. rooma, 2 waterflllta. UnlurpMMd view of oceen. bay, city famffy room, 2 ~. w.e bar. Loweet pnc-~ bedrooma, 1~ bath, ttrepeace, .. The PenthouM"
1 llghta. A .-.t to ... H you want the elegMce New Bedford. v ......... ~ and cont.-nporwy feeMng of Harbor Ridge. •I .. U. • & 111· 1• I i MkJng $1,895.000.
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LEllE IPTill 1111.-1111.-•••• llLL "' I Hlghty upgreded DEVONSHIRE 58R, 4BA oak Two bedroome, 2 bathe, fe>rmlll dining wtth
I entry & t.mlly room. FonMI dining room. Enjoy fantatlc Ylewa of OOMn and pier, from thla 3% DOWN -Owner occupied.
OCMl'I, ... -., _. .... ,mount.an Ylewl. Wiii trade tor OCMnfront condo wtth eec:urtty gate and under 15% DOWN -Non-owner occupied. 1 ~ pr""~ ground pwklng. WNe "trllde" up to M00,000 1 BORMS from $83,500
I commer -I .... I• range In Newpor1. Greet MCOnd home. 2 BDRMS from $73,900
3 BDRMS from 184,900 I -I ... I• Walk to S.C. Plaza!
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and pool. St• at 1662.000. Muat Mltl I ~ oup butter..,..., •. 1 '*'· yi11ow eek•"*· ~ oup ftelted I -I 11111 ... I coc.nut, 1 cen 2.0o&. lbd lpptee or 2 °""'heh._.., ~ I I I oup ...,, 1 np. dlwMWnOn, 1oupeourc:rwn,29911 Yoll• I or1-..._.
LEISE .. -· 1.-. ~to MO•. Cut butter Into eek• mbt (dry) untl I I B .... llff£11T 11 .. M,lll 4BR, 2.5 bath, famMy room, fonMI dining, a.ge I =--~,t=)"~ ~~ !;:f:.1;: I nu 1'1 ti.LI .. ,.... yard with poo1 & epa. 14.100 per month. 1 "*'· Amnte 11111a. '"'*on top.~..,, c:rwn enct ._ 1
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I bathl. Awerd~ ... "°°" ' wale thruout. I ~NOt'OVI!" IAKE. a::.::: ...... .,. lightly brown, I
M..-.,... hM -..n room and hOt tub, .... ,,Ill..... I •Yw« 11 1 I tnkebol cuetom a.ved bed, hMdb09rd and ••11159• fllwlCudlen·....,..lcena11oect.,..,.(1tOl)dr'*-d I
11 ~.aza w/caltOfl'I, ~ wmo1re, IMdl to Three bedrooms. ""-. ful betha, twnlty room, 11 ... on....,....,..... Cb IPlltaa end 1 pecg .. eany Crodl• I I ~ betft "To StW'. Cerwd wood WllM wet ber, 2 ear~· 8hoM vwy a.... Ind =tDodC11Moro.nn.ri~c:ek•m11ttorY1J1owc:eM 1 ecu1ptw9 181JdM .. •'To Stay''. 1't* 11 a nMt to 'vsy good k>Catlon. Loweet priced plan 4. A ....,11 • .,.., • , 1 I
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SWEEPllli DCEAI VIEW! $301,000
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.
EXCLUSIVE CLIFFllA VEI
IUILIERS' IREll
Huge lot ·almost 1,0,000 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
sell! Asking $325,000. OPEN SAT /SUN
IW llHEIS 131 • 1211
REALTORS ®
IEWNRT HEHilTS llPLEI
Superb 3 bedroom unit with 2'~ baths + family
room. 2 fireplaces. Completely remodeled -A
perfect owners unit. Fully contained one
bedroom unit In rear. G.M.I. $1,800. A very fine
property. Asking $245,000. New EXCLUSIVE
listing. Call for an appt.
W llllDS 111-1211
IEllTERUIUI VILLA
Newer Cllffhaven residence in prime location.
4BR. famlty room. plus den or library and 3 full
baths. Soaring celllngs, elegant marble entry.
This most dramatic design wlll lend Itself to any
decor. New pool with extensive decked area. A
beautiful property with all conveniences. Excep-
tional value. $429,000. OPEN SUN
W llllEll 111 -1211
llLIOI ISUID IEAUn!
This beautiful custom home has four bedrooms
and 31h 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 lllNEU 131-1211
IElmlUIUI ELEUIOE wm PAllUllll YIEWll
This unique custom home la complimented with
a distinctive European flair. Situated In Newport
Heights. Comprised of 4 apacious bedrooms
and 41n baths. Built In 1978. 180° vt.we of bay &
ocean from all llvtng areas lnciudlng bedrooms.
A unique Island kitchen with fNfKY amenity.
Master suite has fireplace and sitting room With
oversized closet and bath .,.._ Thll property
has an exceltent pretentatk>n throughout!
Shown by ~ntment. $529,000
w ····-111-1211
41R CUSTOI WITH llEIT llR
Expansive Newport Heights property with re-
cent 2 story addition. Tasteful tradltlonaJ design
with oak hardwood floors and two brick fire-
places. Large famlty room overlooks pool area.
Fully contained guest unit In rear of pr~ and
much more. EXCLUSIVE LISTING. Asking
$349,500. Call for appointment. OPEN SUN
W llllDI 111-12H
EISTSIDE S 1 I l ,100
Charming 2 bdrm, 2 bath home. large lot with
fruit trees. Two fireplaces, warm spacious family
room. Prioe has just been reduced - owners
moving out of area.
W llMElll 111-1211
EASY LIVll'
In this ultra spacious Im-
maculately maintained
Newpprt Town home. 4
bedrooms, formal dining
and family room. Quality
neutral decor. Priced right
at $185,500. 111111n-u
111-1211
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REALTORS ®
IEW LISTill IYllUIU/IEllOEI
USTSllE C.I., 1·2 1111 llY YIEW
Nice three bedroom, two bath with oak hard-
wood floors, brick fireplace and large yard.
Won't last at $155,000.
Spacious 3 bedrooms, 21A bath townhome wtth
formal dining overlooking Newport Back Bay.
Attached 2 car garage and prtvate rear yard ia
Ideal for entertaining friends and famfty. Just
listed for S 149,900.
CURT A. HIEMEITS, II
131-1-
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Beautiful newer 9 .. · ~ _ Y.ne ,features three
bedroom lnclu"' 0 ~ous master suite wtth
master batt. e.. . fOOm, formal dining room,
two flreplac&~.eakfast nook. Don't wait to see
this home. $400,000. Shown by appointment.
ORT I. IDIOTS II II 1· 1211
Totally remodeted 1~ ~ ...ut. T ownhome
style apartmert• O Y J.1dmatety 1,000 sq.ft.
unit. S.G.I. S .e.. .oKlng $174,000.
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9 unit condo prol~O ~ 0 ,,:ound breaking.
C.M. recor'4e._ '--••ap and all plans.
$345,000. ._..
OllT .. IDIOTS II II 1· 1211
VISTA FURE· IRYllE
Spacious Verone Plan . o~o years new. 3
bedrooms, 2'h ba•.. ~ ..itning and family
room. Profese_ Q ~rated. True value at
$159,900. (,";1 nas purchased another.
MOTIVATED! .
IEW LISTlll -'-~llCEI
Costa Mesa, Marina Hi"~ 'Q Large family 3
bedrooms with 2'h ~--'--.• ng and breakfast
nook. Short bike ,., Q ~to the beach. Owner
has moved oc e.. ~ and needs quick sale.
Asking $149,50_,
BEACH DUPLEX
b f'llent location! Walk to beach and bay. Each
Jnit has fireplace, 2 bedrooms and 1 bath.
Owner may carry 1st T.D.
llLL I H iii WEISTEll 111-1211
SPECTACULAR YIEWI
Totally customized Interior featuring gourmet
kitchen with all new cabinets. Living room with
teak floors and Imported marble fireplace.
French doors and outstanding Back Bay view.
See to appreciate. $359,000.
llLL I 11111 WDITll 111-1211
ILIFFS VIEW COllO
180° view from this luxurious home situated In
>ne of the most desirable areas of Newport
3each. 3 bdrm or 2 end a den. Bay vtew and
light lights. Only $228,950.
llU I llm WlllTD 111 -1211
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3 Ill•, 1~ 11llLY1131,100
lust listed -outatandlng family home In great
1rea1 Redecorated kitchen. Brick fireplace, ln-
1ide utility room, k>Yety landecaped yard and
>atlo area. A muat eeel
11.L 111•1 WlllTD Ul-1211
OlllT A. HElllEllTS II 111-1211
01 THE WATER
This new listing is exciting! Beautiful 4
bedrooms, 3 bath condo on prime deep water
channel. Extra wide 36' boat sllp, highly up-
graded interior decor and completely re-
modeled kitchen and baths. Call for special
showing. $409,900.
.IACllE UllLEIWI 111-1211
IESI YERIE
Excellent property ... new on market. 3 bdrm .•
and family room home. Private master suite
w/upgraded bath, solar water heater and large
yard. $173,500.
.IAHll IUM.llUll I I 1· 1211
CUSTll • IEWPORT HElllTS
Prime location, 4 bedrooms, 41A baths, family
room home. Also featured In this newer custom
designed home are 4 fireplaces, view of gardens
from all rooms, formal dining and 3 car garage.
REDUCED TO $378,000.
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OlllTA.IEllEITSll 111-1211
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3 R-2 lots near Costa
Mesa Courtyards -Will
take 10 units city re-
development area. Prioed
to sell at $130,000 each.
JIYCI SPILLD 111-1211
2 RESllEmAL LOTS
Newport Heights area of Costa Mesa-S 132,000
each. Includes plans for 2 beau11ful custom
homes.
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Large lot holds theM two homes. A 3 bedroom
house and a 2 bedroom house with separate
yards and privacy. Next to a city park. Only
$399,000. smn mwa u1-1211
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•610 Avoc8do, Olde CdM
675-6000 $295,000 Saturday 1-5
217 Larkapur, C.O.M.
644-6200 $395,000 Sunday 1-5
29 Ocean Vista, See ta&and, NB
760-3834 $529,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
2 Ill ,111 Fiii ii tr Ill
*2664 Buawood, Eutbluff,N.B.
75M700 $352,000 Sat-Sun 12--4 * 12 Bek:ourt Or. s .. Bek:ourt
64'-8200 Sff5,000 Sunday 1:.5
1407 Bonnie Ooone Terrace, CdM
&U-6638 $355,000 1-5
28 Canyon Island, Btg Canyon
675-6000 $210,000 SAT/SUN 1·5
*1717 Kings Roed, Cltff Haven, Npt Bch
631-7300 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
615 Kings Roed, Ctfff Haven, Newport 8Mct'I
631-7300 $725,000 Sunday 1-5
**•3808 Marcu., N.B.
645-0303 $359,900.
48 Ractng Wind, lrvfne
733-9582 $133,500
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Lots 84-85-86 Top of Aoc*y Point. SPYQtua
644-6200 s2. 100.000 Sat-SUn a-a * * 2215 8aytkSe Ortve, CdM 644--6200 $1, 195,000 SAT/SUN 1-5
4500 Cortland, Cameo Highlands
644--6200 $3M,OOO SAT/SUN 1-4
200 Del Mar, Costa MeM
631-7370 $163,500 Saturday 12-6
**1014 E. Balboa Btvd., Peninsula
644--6200 $995,000 Sunday 1-5
105 Edgftater, Belboa Penlnaula
675-6000 $450,000 SAT/SUN 1-5
486 G~a, Blu"9
644-5518 $238,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
1 Norton, Unlwnlty Part, lrvtne
551-8700 $178,000 fee land Sunday 1-5
424 Rivera Terrace, CdM
759-9100 $ff5,000 Saturday 1-5
*1918 Tahuna Terrace, trvtne Terrace, NB
759-1501 $335,000 Sunday 1-4
* 18732 Via Verona. Irvine
759-1501 $289,000 Sunday 1-5
1115 Whtte SaMa Way, Harbor Vtew Hll6a
875-6000 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
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934 Ac8pulco St, Ard'! Bch Htl, Laguna Bc:tt
631-7300 $205,000 Set/Sun 1-5 ** 14 Batboe Cowie, ~ Bwtt 660-2708 ... 70,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
t' 4e CMwon -.nd Or, IMg Canyon, N.8
780-1900 '320,000 s.turcMy 1-4
• 17 c.nn.t ~ Dr .. C.O.M.
751-1100 1637,SOO e.rld Ind Sun 1-5
2IM c.c.tpa. E.Mtblutf
144·'200 *2ea,OOO 8und9y 1-5
..... •11 ~. H.t>or Ridge, NI
7ICMUI .-.ooo ~1-6
130I OOlllf*I Terreoe. lrvtne Twr., CdM
IS1-7IOO llOl.000 s.tJaun 1-6
• 1730 G8'axy Or, OoY9r Shra, N4twport Bch
631-7300 M95,000 Sunday 1-5
1738 G.aaxy Dr, Oowt Shra, N4twport BMeti
631-7300 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••949 Gotdenrod Ave., CdM
759-9100 $420,000 land Inc. Sunday 1-5
280 Harbor Vtew Or, Newport Bch
644-9080 $559,500 Sunday 1-5
302 Hellotrope, Olde CdM
675-6000 $435,000 Sunday 2-5
•• 1207 Hlghland, Harbor HgNenda. N.B 631-7300 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •v 16 Jetty, JamlM Crtc, Corona cMI Mar
644-9080 $339,900 Sunday 1-5
* 2006 M#t6n Way, Baycreet, NB
642-213-4 $349,500 s.turday 1-5
433 Momtng <Mwon. Corona Hiah&Md9
644-8200 S2M.ooo· SAT /SUN 1-4
**308 Morning Ster UM, Oowt Shra, N.8
631-7300 • .,,.000 Sunday 1-5
4 Morro Bay, ~
~ 1835.000 Sunday 1-5
221 N..a.., Otde CdM
644-0121 $.580,500 Sat-sun 1-5
2093 Santa Ana Avie, Cotta Mela
54fr5e05 $179,500 Sunday 1:30-5 * v 19 Whltew.ter, J..mine Cf1(, COM
644-9080 $355,000 Saturday 1-4
••3491 W1ndlor Court, Coeta Mela
645-0303 $209,000 SAT 1·5/SUN 1-4
**415 ~. N9wpof1 Bwtt
759-1501 "25.000 Sunday 1-4
1700 Galaxy, Do"9t' ~. Nwpt Bch
759-1501 Sunday 1-5
•2001 KllWemee, IMne Ternce
875-6000 $388,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3802 Salem (W..tpn Vllaige) Irv.
788-3572 $188,900 Sun. 1-5
8e1 ~Harb« V1ewa Hiii
875-6000 $339,000 Sunday 1-5
1412 Serenede TerrtlCle, Irvine Terrace, N.8.
75M700 $327,000 Saturday 12-4 * 2018 Tahuna, IMne T .,.,._.
844-e200 $485,000 SAT/SUN 1-4
4 Ill 11111 Fii llM er HI
* 1907 WtMwerd Lane. Baycreet, NB
631-7300 128a,000 Sat 1-5
V2208 Port Oumw, Seewtlld HVH, N.8.
769--8155 '479,SOO SM I Sun 1-5
••1225 ._,.Gum, Dowt-W.-:lft, NB
559-t400 '4&4,000 SM/Sun 1-5 * • 18 CWNM Point Ln, INg Cyn, NB ~ '"5,000 ~ 1 ... * 13"42 Galaxy Or. oa.-8horel. N.I
831-7300 MN.ooo 8'.ndey 1-5 ··-Her'* lillend, N8 7ee-t100 •1.011.000
2011 L•u•d Lw. e.,a•. N.I
'31·7300 1171.000 Sunday 1-5
**aacM....,,.,., ·~ ..... 17M111 ... 000 a.tJ8un 1-4 **S30I Ooelrt ... Ode CdM 17M027 .... ....,.., 1·5
1321 Ouertmlr, H.V .... '4Wi200'-tall,OOO
2224 Pedftc, C.O.M.
844-e200 SM,000 Sunday 1-5
250 Poppy, (Oceen View). Otd CdM
759-9010 $499,000 S.t/Sun 12-5
1601 Poff Abbey Pt., H.V .• N.8.
759-9100 $3$9,000 SAT/SUN 1-5
•2012 Pott en.tot, Harbor VIN
760-8285 $328,500 Set-8un 1-5
*1539 8aindca1le Or, H.V HMle, NB
631-7300 $395,000 Sat/SUn 1-<5
• * 1720 Skytwtc, N9wpof1 a.ct\
631·12e& $325,000 8'andey 1 ...
125 Vie Koron, Udo Ille, Newport 8eedt
631-7300 $4e7,500 Sund9y 1...-:30
**901 No Bayfront, NB
675-5511 $890,000
2512 W~, Broedmoor. H.V.H.
844-0121 $388,000 8et/8un 1-6
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2500 Baythor9' Or, ~ Npt Bc:h
631-7300 $1,195,000 Sunday 1-5
12 eum.na T,.., IMa eanyon ~ $875,000 SAT/SUN 1·5
••49 c.mbrta, 8pyg1Ma, CdM
844-e200 $825,000 Sunday 1-5
••31741 Conttto Way, Coto de Caa
~ $1,050,000 8uncMy 1-5
1508 Dorothy Lane. Weetclft, N.8 .
758-8700 '320.000 8unday 12-6 * •328 EYM!ng Canyon, Shof'eclff9
844-6200 .-.ooo 8'andey 1-5
1518 Glllaxy Or, Dover Shor99, Ptewport 8d'I
631-7300 $857,000 Set/Sun 1-5
7 Hennnage, B6g canyon
644-6200 $1,075,000 SAT/SUN 1-6
2100 1.Mwtwd UM, Bayaoeet, Npt Bc:h
631-7300 $430,000 a.. 1-5
**•324 Momlngltar, Oowt ~ N.8 .
75M700 S887,500 Sunday 1-<5
**401 North Ster LMe, N.B.
&73-5354 seeo.ooo 8abrcMy 1-5
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Sea Island. cu.tom prtyate PoOf/apa. 2
Bdrm, 3'A be. muter bdrm tuft• w/frpk:.
gourmet khchen, prot...iontllly decOrated &
landscaped. Offered •t $529,000. A wonder-
ful home fOf entert8lnlng llnd relaxed c.11-
fornl• llvlng •t ltt best. Open Set.sun 1·5.
2t OcNn Viet .. Newport a..ct'I
(Jembor• & 1-.nd ~~
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Is great for a wheel chair OCNn lovwll Slngle
story 3 Bd, 2'A b8 -9Wf'I hu • complete
private poof. $575,000
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201 Cotumbla, Newpon Crett, Nwpt Bch
631-126e $180,000 Saturday 2-5
••"'290 CeQneV lane, 119, NB
6"2-4961 121'1.000 Sundey 12-4
•"'5Toulon, Hwbor Ridge, NB
6"4-2809 $499,000 Sat-Sun 11-4
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780-8333 . $481,000 Saturday 1-5
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•78 Greenbough. Woodbridge, Irv. 786-2272 $129,950 SaVSun 1•5 36 Whitewater, Jumlne Creek. Npt Bch 631-7300 $349,000 Sunday 1-5
518 o.Nla, Corona <Ml Mer
875-2424 1375,000 Sat/~ 1-4
•Spa *Poof
882 VIiiage Creek, Costa Mesa
6"5-0303 $1~.000 SAT 1-5/SUN 12·3 4 IEllMI
•• 120 Yorktown, Montk*IO, CM Sat/Sun 1-5 5-48-5133 $108,000 SaUSun 1-5
**Weter1ront
***Wlllerfront & Pool vQtw iJddtW et Q&*d Qld9
Perfeed•• l•sl•e .t O•t
Corona del Mar:
In Exclusive Irvine Terr•ce ... Walking
Distance to Yacht Clubs, Golf, Tennis
Full.ion bland, Newport Center, Balbo~
bland. Completely Remodeled -
Bedroom, Den. To see ls to appreciate.
OFFEKED AT
t3SS,-
ANCY IMIERNINO REAL TOR
714 644 ··~•::.....--___...
Oll COIOIA HL IAI
$409,100 OCEAll VIEW HOIE
C .. l +FamLYIMI
Ill""' wa UT/-11 .. •I NM l 1IK" 1 'llMIJI
SHARP D UP LEX
Located in a prime Nwpl Bela location.
ClOK to •hopping a market. Both Uni ..
ue 2Bdrma and baYe firepl11ee1. The
Upper Unit ha• a private glaM encl~
balcony. The Lower Unit •lso lau a
priv•te patio.
A BAaGAI N AT tt•t.-
I ACOM REALT~ •Ts-MTe
IEST Clllll IEL 11111 111111
38drm, 2Ba, sunny patio. hardwood
floors, high beam oelllngs $377 ,000
-Doll Housel!
OPEN 8AT/8UN 12-6 121 ~
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Lovely grttnbclt setting With winding
crttk. Immaculate 3 Br .. 3 Ba. in ~utral
tones. Customized kitchen. $229,000 Ftt.
SALE OR LEASE OPTION
Beautiful Westclifl' fi'mily home. Four years
new. 4 Br., 4 Ba. + library, family room,
gourmet kitchen. Pool & spa. $435.000.
CALL (714) 720-1704
Doug Bulley, Broker
11111 picturesque vi4lw hcH no
equol in the at.a. From the
e11qulsite lftOhogony Metric
frof'lf gates to the !Mftculoul
oak entry. ~rized pool
& spa. intercom, central voe &
Hol 19) _., Security System.
T otol ceir1n9 to floor remodel + oJI new ~w cowrings.
3 Bas. pou;ble ""' Of bonus room, 3 baths, lu11u~ rnc.
EXTRAORDINARY ·YI W A.te••_._., ......
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jocuui ond r.dwood souno.
Fam. room w/wwt bor ond
~ wed brick frpk. °"'" if'9 rOOft'I hol high beolfted
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SPYGLASS Hill
FIVE IEDRmll FAMILY HOME
·4 MORRO BAY OPEi SUI 1-6
cmuTB.Y fUITIED -•ClllTB Tl PllHCl!ll
Prlvatety tocated\>n an_ o~slzed lot with an exceptlonaUy large
backyard. This extremely light and bright home t•tures WI abun-
dance of used brick, hardwood floors and french wtndowl through-
out, all new tlle kitchen of top quality conatructlon, adjacent tamlly
room with cozy flreplace overlOOklng beau11tutly landscaped patio
and backyard. Formal llvtng and dining rooms, large muter suite,
secondary bdrm and bath on main ftoor, perfect tor guest or maids
quarters. Truly an outstanding otfeting In tod•y's market.
8886,000
6rubbGEllis
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Pool, ti>a. central air. Wefl bullt 3
Bdrm, larger lot. Beech 8CC891, secur-
ity. S385.000.
FllllL' snLE
4 Bdrm, family and breakfu1 rooms.
high t>earns, 3 car ger-oe. privacy.
Lowest In Spyglue Rktg9 at $3e0,000.
ITTIE ID•
On the 1treet where c:utJee grow. 2
room & beth Gueet Cott-oe + rambl-
ing 3 Bdrm for you. S.. 309 Poppy,
Sunday 1-4, 1399,000. ,. nm 1111. man..,,
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111!11" ~ 673-8~94
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CLASSIFIED
Read the classified paces
and you wlll find someone
to handle your needs .
JASMINE CREEK
See two of the lovltest homee In tNs
magnificent gate guarded community.
Enjoy tennis. poots, and lush greenbelt.
OPEN SAT.1_. 11 W'rWllWATIR
Decorator perfect: 3 BR + tamMy room.
Ocean and Bay views $335,000
ONN SUN. 1•1 11 ...,-rt
Elegant, light and aky 3 BR + famlty
room. single level. $3S9,000
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WOODSIDE V1UAGE
38r with new cerptlt I
Plllnl. xJnC 1oc. I cond. $81.500. 7M-5410.
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8Y owAER Sif tc& ·
lrplc. VA a...,mable. Prtde of OwnetlNP. Huge
lot S135K obo &46-~
BIG CANYON
BUY OF THE WEEK
JUST REDUCED!
COUNTRY FRENCH PERFECTION
This beautifully eustomlzed 4 bdrm. 3 bath
home Is truly one of our most outstanding
offerings. Features alt new kitchen, cozy family
room with flreplace, hardwood noors, trench
door• and an at>undance of uaed brick through-
out. Located on large lot with pooC, great curb
appeal. Sellen motivated and will negotiate. An
outstanding value at $625,000.
For more lntotmatlon c:llM
DAmY •B DR ITEPllm .. ,
Brubb&Ellis
144-1200
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TDA
THE DALEBO U T A O C IATION
A REAL £1\TATF C OMPA~Y
DESPERATION SALE ... NOW IS THE
PURCHASE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME! Seller
must close escrow on a new home th'ey have
purchased ... IMMEDIATELYI The price was jus~ re-
duced by $30,000. This five bedroom residence Is
absolutely meticulous. The grounds are stunning.
Quite simply, this is one of Dover Shores' most
exciting homes. A hOJTle of remarkable comfort,
character and dignity. This offering virtually explodes
with amenities. Fantastic view. Tastefully decorated.
Beautifully appointed with French Doors, beveled
mirrors and soaring beamed ceilings. The kitchen Is
sheer pleasure. The master suite is magnificent.
There Is a formal dining room, a family room and four
baths. A special place. A special value.
But ... Instead of taking our word on this matter,
take a guided tour and see for yourself.
Open Seturd•Y •nd Sund•J 1-8
1518 G•l•xy Drive •.••....•.••••••••••••••....•.•••••••• $857 ,CMJC>
631-7300
161 7 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH
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lmmeeulete 38r sea. o.n. .... ..... .... NOT A UST AGEHCY 1200 8Q ft BIUna. Enc 38' 28a. new Cfpt coun-pool and epa. Securtty. Ytew from .,.y room. 1515/mo 18A 1BA, ...
formal dining rm. HI oe1&1 Owner UY9 Mill $ lO,OOO HERE'S JUST A FEW patio and encl gar try' lcltehen, dbl Gar• Many uPQBdea. Call L•. Avallat>M now lot a YMf1Y bulh lne, lndry rm, nr
& glala tnru-out. Open price reduction. Elegent Bac:tl pad w/~ ... $395 •795imo. 832•5282 $1100/mo. Submit on &.42-"408 °'""""*rental. YMh/ beldl & ehOpt..
View ot lovely gardene & 38drm. 2 Bath. 2 ltory E-slde • rm kid ok. S400'a *UITIM* Pet a. C •I I Ann• .. UIHI -$3000 mo. Open 1A5 Sat. 735-741 w. 181h St.
Po o I . S 3 4 9 . 0 0 0 home. Gated community Nr OQ8an 211Br ........ 15?5 2BR lV.Ba TWMM L, McCMland 831-1288 2BR 2'ABa on golf crM. 2 For e:i:,~7~~1 call TSL MGMT &.42•1803
Ownet/~r &.42·21~ ~ r,~:~ lake. Full Off Nwpl 2br 2ba .. MOO I pello, gaa lrpl. w• IC r ~ car gw $1895. 75~79 a 1 ... 1111/-.
Balboe 38' 2Ba. lg lot • . •UM1M• Npl Hrbr Htol'I ScN S87f I ; ~~I ;. BlUFFCONOO: 3BR 2 ba, SPECTACUlAR COHDO 2878 LaSalle. cal .,._ $229,500. 1door10 bCh Nr OCC + 3br 2be. .. $725 Aak fOf Jim ~1-7370 .,,... s1200/mo Avl 8130 18drm Iba + trptc, .. 5pm 556-2~
1713W Balboa.Cannery Traditional Xtras+3i2t>rgar .. S800'• ----•• s · oo kd ' btt!M, pool. rec room VIiiage A.alty 873-3777 3br + gueet apt pet 1975 •SijARP West9'de 28r •PENTRIDGE COVE* e 19/4 4-41 w ya Mutt ... , Only ssg5, F• 1 BR fumlahed. $425/rno. Realty Ant/own 3br H2o nr 11250 1Ba ()pix. n. tire. crpta 28' 28a Condo sm OYel' 71•n20-9728 eva/wknd ltLllllT 11....... +MC+J*cent ol utll.
N-port BMch waterfront 53M190 Beat Alty I• drpe, w/d hkup. gar $80(' tall1 & 11raama. ·New BLUFFS $1175/mo. NICE Rellden1al .,. .. 1 adll"'"
Duplex w/doell for 30' 631-7370 Guar.anteedxllMlectlon :,aec.Mu1tl1andCQdl1 o.cor.W/dl*up,2 car 2 BR lba. 2 car gar.Spotllghtoneleganoa3br amkr only. day1
boet. $295.000. 400• . No peta 770-5829 ar w/Of)nr lit mo + Balcony vu-graenblt 3ba trplc Jt1CUZZ1 enc:ld S40-0220. 9Y99 657-7555
River Ave Open Sal/Sun •Mlt l•n YIU~ lllTIU •If I .ti I ................ j 500 MC s.s.3115 Comm pool 875-9498 gar s 1095 klda 53M 191 2b0 lba, S?OO/mo S300
1-5 Cannery VIiiage Ra-On l Oft the Send • '""" I -Agl I• ' ' ally 673-3777 ,., Sat. l 111 Prtoea to Fl1 any BudOet IV.Ba, dbl gar hOO Ne RadUCled to rent $525 2br BLUFFS: •BR-BONUS depoalt, gN/Water pd,
--------19U U xll c.D. tB&m Property HOuM &42·3850 peta. Ownr/Agt 97e.173t quietly fncd yrd kid• ROOM. Patio, gm belt, 2 VERSAILlES CONDO ~ ~~-~~!*· IPT Mm llUIU 55 p-.... S t' 3 ... 2Ba .,... 2 53g.9191 a..1 ,_ car gar. $1700 mo. Avail 28R 2ba wllrplc In quiet a et.,.... .. .,..,,_,..,_,
•_.........., + "'"· pace ran •-IL--I la.. l .... . IQ 7v, car gar "" 8/ 1 BROKER &40-e259 loc Mini bay view $980 rr-•••n t S225/mo. $27,500. Cell _._ I Chlldren!Pet1 ok. Ge. TOWNHOUSE. Nice toe · No.peta. Agt &«-7211 . i..1~
Country Cottage with lots Owner &.4~280 *llUl'Tlfll .a* cond. S900 Stacey 2BR 2,~ba bltlna. 2 car IUll .. 211 Garage. 1g peUo, 2 11ory
of room to expand up or LIDO BAYFRONTI Lg 3Br Stac>e lo bch. Gar. &.42~11 ~g•. 1malll patio. With dOuble car garega. J• lllllYI rf 1875 No peta 854-2177
:'1N ~~ .ar,:: ;:,:: 1250 8Q rt. Mobile nu II Fpnc. PetaS1300 F• 3 BR T/Hme Flrec>lc. gar· Imo. dya ~775e S..Ulllvl, mounlalna & GATED VIUAGE COMA 2BR 1ba M10. Large Astol · 1~ 000 Olan alll 17•,000. 873-5928 Tllllm 11....... age comm pool ev/wtld• 87~58 llghta from ~ dlfec-, MUNITY. 2 & 3 Bdrme. 2 patio. VftlY deen. Neer ng • · • sg50/mo Yf1Y tlon. Decorated In eoft 'MS&. 1800-1800 8Q II ot South Co.at Plaza 1 Cappel 63l·l266 llfWPtlT IDOi BALBOA Island. 3bd, 2ba. 1EASTSID£:2°8drm 2 bl lut. ..... l tones. Lrg 1undeck .. PURE lUXURY. Garage. child no pet• e.u..7321 .Walk 10 beech • Ebbtroe flrep4ace, profaulonalty townhome. · Frplc, 2 cai 2 llLll Tl llAll Avlllable for Immediate' SPA In muter tult•·i~--· ------
Mobile Home Park decorated, garage. gar.S7g5/moyrly.Watet· Cleen 28drrn lBa w/1 cer ocx:upency $1250/mo. , Dining room. wood-2BR 2ba :!!°:"newly
Sing .. wide + su"'ooml I 1500 yearly leale. Call fr 0 n t H 0 m 81 1 n c garage ~11., natah· burning llrap4ace, mklTo-painted q>I d. no
Excellent condlllon 873-5348 831-1400 bomood A all I/tile. I wave OYen. private patio pell. $895/mo + S800 -1r•• naan $15,000. Call Joyoa Splff--' v . ELEGANT LIVING onty depoelt. 646-3818
606w0:, Fr;,':,' er 631-1266 •BR. 1'Aba. lg lam rm S735tmo. Call Palat 15 mlnulH 10 So. Co frplc. -1 bat/lg kit dlr 83 1•1™ I Pfau. ju1t eaal of 28' Eattlda TOWl'\hoUM,
1800 SCI ft of luxu6. ,_ area, appt. nr SC Plaza • ·~~~~\·? •BLUFFS TOWNHOME Nepwor1 Blvd & sooth of nu opt, gar. Goad toe. remod, $600K, WC. n-peta l975. 557 .. 888. ~ • r • 3BR 2'~Ba. lonnel dine, 21 San Oleo<> freeway S730. Call~ Oya. w/2~~dWnm. Wiii ;,. , car gat9Q8, greenbelt.I 2473 ORANGE AVE 8-40·2•26 E'la/Wknd
consider equity trade JUST LIKE NEW 48d 2bc r • tSOO/mo. Yrty 1M Avt 831•5439 By apc>I onty 3BR 2ba E'_,. Twnhaa
S250K or MllJI Pfop, lg yd,,_ carpelt. no 5 BLOCKS TO OCEAN 8110 CALL George' · lrptc. '
714-673-0567. by ownr LOAN Low dOWl'I New dSj;:;,f,'*'· S 1100 mo Elegant cedar & glaal Goldbaum, Bier &.4+9097'1Ht• eaat ••trt i:'3o. Olea~::
SPRAWLING CUiiom 58' dbl wide, N B. Boal Mlp 2Bdrm, 2V.Ba, tamll) CLEAN 3bd 2ba Harbor! 218' Mo-2426 ~
DOOi.many xlru Enter-•VIII 861•200. BRAND NEW 38' 2'hBa room & den. ~ crptl, Hllandal L ' $t2oo !"'!'!'!'!'!!'P.lf'l"1'"11'°'1'!'1'1!'W"'!'P.""11"~1---------l&lner delight. rne prlOe ..... ,., alt 14 1450 Sq. Ft. 2 ml to bctl frplc, sundedl. Dbl gar, erd/water.. NO Prui LUXURY CONDO-Walk 10 •C11en 2Br 28a nr SC
Is right! Agt 548-7565 HTRBOR RIDGE Obi gar, spa rnc:o yo fully rnaintelned yard. i:e-2389 ~:.e-1386 S.C. Pfau. Frplc.. elegant Plaza. S.A. Carport. " It 150 Pet ok &42-39•7 ....... 1 · I trench doora. ale. home patio, pool. Child ok. STIPSTllUll vtEWLOT •• COMMANDING VIEW aecurhy. w/d, allO Incl S700NOPETS722-8011
Charming ram name •Br. $410,000 BRAND NEW TOW 8AYSHOR.ECOND02.b0 overcout 8-dlecro..I prvclubw/1811flltcouru,
2.,ea Spa, comm pool & 759-9155 HOUSES (5) 28' 2~ba 2 Iba. nawry oecorat.o' atr•t. See lux penthouM pool. tacunl. Huna, *~*
tenn $255K Bkr &42 2134 car gar· tplc:, yard OPE d/w lndry ntcup -ua under Laguna Beach t>eautltully cjeco,.ated 28'. 2Ba ramoclaled Jae. • Laguna 8MCh nat IOI SAT & SUN 2230 Paclftc pooi $795 536-7~ • 'club houM. & much mot• d/W gareoe S750 F• THiii Nil + IHI View Neer bch, 9Ghaof1, A,,. 11075--$1200/mo ' CONDO VILlA BAlBOA 2 bd S915, lnci moat ulll, Tn.iuli lli-ueo Spectacu~ar ¥. or an acre town. Best area Art 5 Avall 611, 6'5-0968 HOUSEi 2bd. 1be, lrplc, 1bd. 1ba, pool. spa, Saint Albans. day, ____ __....__.,....,.----
• E11ate benlnd PVT (714)982-5724 1165,000 CONDOI 3bd 2be trplc dbf gar. patio. yard. *825 patio. Walk to beach. 638--0.05, ave. 73t-7528 •lARGE 1&2 bd, newly
electrk: gate with 2 Guest -· f .. _ ._ 11 • .... :... 1 • mo plua aecurhy. R41fer· $ 1100. 734-2962 j decorated, quiet. pool.
Houses Pv1 tennis court. v•,• -0 ·1 ~~;·~ct:'ec:,~.,~ en<lM. 876-2620. EXECUTIVE HOMe-,,........ $530 up!
Onty $659,900 w/lermal rt 1525 AYI 6/1, $1050. 6'40-168C HUNTINGTON LAND· Yearly 3BR+den laJL--1™ MontoYle. ~
Hortes ok. Call PATRICI( A L har ng new MARK Adult Community overlooking the back bay -•MESA VERDE D'lux 28r.
TENORE 631· 1266 cxiean view homel Old OSlSllf .... uo 3BR 2be, patio, 1 l1C>r) In Eutbluft area Avall Illa.a• 2tOI 28a, new decor, d/W,
760-8702 WOf'ld European Flair 38drm. 1Ba. large yar~ & condo. Pool, tenni.. tull July 1 al $2100/mo Gar·jsouth BaYfront 3Bdrm locked garage, ll)dry
3bd, 3ba, 2 car gar Walk garage S900. Rel1 req d. rec cntr. Guard gate. dnet lnciuded. Pet1 & 2Ba Furn/Uni y 1 • $795 No pet• 840-2495
10 beach In Carmel VII· Clar•J War4 759· 1489 or 9eO-e338 clllldren OK 675-9111 ' $2000/mo 841 .. _.: 1_,_r_! lage Irreplaceable al -1 """' .......... •NICE 2BDRM 2BA*
S549 000 Cell Sandi 111·22U lnia1 144 Um •lllITT Realty 673-8700 Lndry tac, d/W Fncd patio
YILL.&W.llACllN Scou todey at (408) DECORATOR'S DREAM Brand new Condo In New-STEPS TO BEACH No peta S650 N/tmkra
625-3300 °' 625-2398 2 atory 2Br Condo, frplc. POr1 Beactl Highly up. 3BR, tBA. 11v rm. dining 760-1418 Of &42-7528
Belt locallon prlvete H s Curtis Real Estate enc:I patio, lrg kllc:han, graded. h .. mini blinds & rm. frpk:, patio. Yrty IN $550 Soutn Caul Plaza egtac100Wa~kor;;,m ...... }c;.11~8001a l•·acLt1,-Fara_1_ E'-antl $3000/mo cerpon, tennla & pool fight carpeting. Prvt loc St295/mo 875-9250. area 18drm elr fenced ..,... -• vu "'V • I s9651 5se.2520 Upatalrt overlooking the ---· • sqttt G11r11ero na110 ' "tftl 1575 ~ematlc 281 Ste •endeck mo. Or epa •11 1n11 tori UNFURN STUDIO APT pool, catp<>ft No pets. " "' ""1800 •/ft~"'--•1500 Eaattlde hM w/gar cipte1 661-7426 Ask tor JI" ,13001 " P--"lnn ulll"" .. ~-~y 54M791 S217,000 64' 4661 2'1t Acre Ran<:h Luoeme .. ""'"'"" • decOf' 5 rm & yd klda/pet mo. ., ".... .,..., •""""
YILLA llllOl COHO v1y. San Bero Co end ot lastl1p I Ce. S750 can Best Riiy I• WJHI c• 2 4 1 n-ii;.~~s:>:mo
Apple Vty Modular nm 140-IHO um11 EISIDE 3Br Tee W/C COMMANOlNG YIEW -
$800-$850, 2bd, lb•.
completely renovated. on
WMI 17th new Whittler
548-3829 t0< more data.
aeat locetlon geted
comm pools wlk 10 tx;h
garden pello $2 17 .0001<
1600 sq 11 642-4661
2br 1ba, detach lg gar COZV Antique Cottage stove n-carPel IQ entire Laguna coast. , UNFURN STUDIO APT
Tr881, ex well led 54111. 2bd tba +den sgsoi yard 'no pets very ciear Beaeh jult ac1oss alreat. Par1<1ng, utll pd, yeerty
trade. lease purchate I avall 06-07 shown Su $ tOSo/mo s•a.-3155 Spacious 2br luxury H-'RBOR RIDGE 2Br, for-n·peta, $650/mo $745 mo. E/llde 2br H~ba
S59.950 546-9384 : only 858.1254 , pentnou111. Never 11\oed mal DR. lrplc. apa/uuna. 854-9779 1ownnouae. lrplc, petlo,
· Laurel Pointe 38r 2"Ba In Flreptace Huge dectt guard gate pool/tennla laJ~tl ft • --J-garage lndry room oN ....... Cutt-om Conlemp_H__ unique toe w/very IQ patlc s 167 5 /mo 4 g4. 22 85 s 1995/obo Agt e15-0W7 • • • .. • alreet, ~let IOCltlon'.
corner 101, S eleY S-crt area A"1 June • Yr 111 Elegance at Ila beatl ----2'07 2617 Orange
Saa Cltaeate I 076
IU Nim EST&TtS e .. aullful custom homes
.,. , pa nor 1m1c. ocean _e_ .. _•_•_.•/._C_•_•_•_•_• __ _
'"ews In prestigious
geted development
Many amenities Pool &
tennis court Agt
7 141643-1391
SU NllTt HTATH
Build yaur dream nome on
a t>eauutul ocean Ylew 101
1n gnled development
Gt1tral 2102
Lovely itir Hl'9a condo In
a qu~t gated comm Ntce
location Close 10 lhoP-
plng & easy access to the
lrwya A.IC S725/rno Call
Jiii Of' Robin 646-8270 or
873-5296
Exceptional loan for lot Merchandise oppo.-1un111es
purcn"' & con1trvC1lon 1n claaSlli.d Ilka brlng1119
flnan<:lng $68,500 and avery geraoe 111le 1n town 10
up Agl ?14/&43-1392 yourllvlngroom
BAYFROIT
Sl&,DDD DOW• 110 ou1un1•a
50' Dock that will take 2 b oat s .
4Bdrm, 3Ba, 3 car garage O pen
Sunday 1-5, 721 Bayside Drive.
Newport Beach
710-1000 or 159-1890
WAR of Newport B11cb
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$550 000 801 875-SS80 -2 BO luxury moblle home apa, grdnr. no pets l.ae Lg 1Br 1Ba. xtra clean. A.II lllff •-wi•-. · · -·----· Meaa WOOdi. 38r 38a, on Treaaure 111and Patio S 17g5 mo. 551-1900 I bltln1 Hurry 15751 Fee ,.,. 1 , .... DUPLEX 3bd 2ba trplc den ramrm ,_kltohen · · TIUlllT ll•t••" Veulted oelllnga. prvt skylights & • balconies Only S1350imo Pata ok ~; rvc'~;! txl~~~ HltH atN 2br fncd gerd«I __ .. ..., balcony, redecorated
A.val! 111 $ t 200mo Drtva by 3281 'furiock. &42_ f 802 °' J 14250 · apot w/garage a flat S700 Nwpt Penln 3Br 2ea. gar. $895. 215 t Pactfle Ave
756-0127-0 7S0-9t48-E then call S.0-7355 Agt. muat aee 53M191 tndry, frplc Yrly $1300 e 3 1 • 5 1O 7 P rn or
O" PCH -~~i..... .. MODERN 3bd 2'Ab Oen vu 3 Lg bdrm1, 28a. Agt t• VIiia Rentllt 875-4912 85S--0665 No P9\I ............... .,, m · a. "Sharp" New w/w crpt ---r----..,~-::---=:-rT abode convenient kltct weatslda 2 1ty nM, trp6c, S 1350 1.;_ 7141494•2049 LIDO ISLE Yrly laeM. rna ••I ll&r L~ BacMlor w/tcllchen,
1850 kldalalnglH 0~ blllns $1000 rno Wkndi or 8181284-6265 Charming 3BR 2ba. avail c"'e 2 rlvata. Parttlng. 1 Adult
539-6191 Agl fM 83 1-3586 eveelwlcnda. NOW. no peta. S 1800 mo * "'• Bdrm, 18a. oar· No pe1s S635 Incl utll•
---499.3400 own/bkr I age & lrplc $850/mo. 613-8889 °' 87W890
WALK TO BEACH New Eaattlda 38' 2V.8a 2 ·~rt .... ~ 1111 875-4g12 VIiia Aetllala LG 3BD 3BA HOME 11ory Townhome All LIDO ISLE GREAT LOC I CLEAN & SHAAP 2 BR s20001mo '°' Info cal amenlflH $1250/mo 1 1 houta. 2 blc• to 38', 3Ba n... ell amens, Wllat'1yourt1ome11Mee • &40-0232~ .. t!pm Vina Aentala875-4912 beh. Yrfy MOO Ind all grdnr Incl VILLA ac>edalty ·Alter1t1ona?Ac-cpta & drpa. o.:o,oar· _ utlla OPEN SAT 10-1. BAl..80A~Nleeet on Nice counting? Au10 r~? :rs: no pett mo Do your buying and sellinn 210 •••h s 1. Avt lmmad Ln. 2er. e11 amen•. panor AdverUNlncr...in.o. __ 5_&n ____ _
• ocn vu, lux furn $1800 M~-....... __ at the classified market. •CID OITI&ll* mo. unlllt 11e501yr1y C.ta ----ta.... 1114
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
OCN VU + PL BCH ACCESS
GOOd atee. lrg Studio, 111 O&mlY lllT&L
bltlnl, ulll• rnct. .C>t"*" I I --... avall $476 F• • _,
Ttlllm llMHI llMlll If llM 111
N I h I d · I I ., ..... ,,... N.B.(Blutt1) $1200/ino ewer cus om ome w tra 1t1ona sty · -Newty painted 3 Br •own·
1r1g And quality construction Offers 48' 2Ba. 2 o.r gar, Ylfd, "°"'4a wtpauo, no peta
gourmet kitchen anCI spacious adja· Wiii conc:1erder P••? uaoc poor. 400 v111a
' cont lam rm finished w /rrch w oods and '1000 Hunyl F• Roma Open t-3c>rn Sun.
WOODLAND YILLAGI
APARTMlllTS
Ccm1 & tlllOt Our 1•r0tn stylt •PIS Ou11t. wntori.ble kVI
Close 10 flftWlys & So r.oiSI Plaza wlllft Onlp mll\ll1U to
bu<h Caraae-s 1vi1~ NO PUS PlCASC
POOi.• ...... u-.y ..... TIUIDT ll...... NEW CON00.280. 1BA
custom cabinets King sz mstr suite ••LIDO Elegant Furn. Lg petlo. garg, gate aAClllL• •ta•J w I marble frplc and spa tub Formal llv L··-2BR ... _ 2• ... BA ............ __. """"' wtd etc -·-. .._.. ,. . __ .. .....,, ,......., . . ' •••••• ••t~••a rm w l frenc.h doors ovf'rlook1ng the pool. apa, tennis, piano, s10001mo.&4+-e768 2 ... 100 Pac1 f1( At1rac t1vP i!sc;umAble f1nanc· 171•> 975-0.7& NEWPORT HTS reCieC .. '7 tJ..•7
1nq, $f>99 000 * Ren1e11 2·5 Bdrms 2BR 2ba w/frptc, W/D S.Aa, tm.AT a ... WAID 9ICL
S 1000-54000 mo hkup & garage No pate, NI••• ••ti KLINE. REAL TY i4f·2282 Ferguaon "1at1n A£ avall June 1 S 1000, HL al.AJUGaMmY Yu.Met ••.J..t6 !'--~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!J-~142· 1183 I GIE.. W 00 751-9194 111 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~~~
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lbd with~_.. Youniio!alludontnccdan~t ag• •pee.. oa._ ..... ,. •twm EMreuw,,. 25-16,.. n-. 01"r1111~~1:':", ~·. that~~~ d ?Qh. d ~~2:r-SPACIOUl21ft2betlP• 1MMnon-.-2bd.2M. 111•••111•1•11 u1e 0 you '11 0 ~ pei1ect for roomml1n' poot .. $400 +lltltttee. For"'9~ trplc:. pool 311 H91illtCMt, "O • •u • 38R 29A eup., 1" bkldl ~ fd: .,n. wie.. .. 7-41611-0 7~ ~ •M1~77Ht
eut of Hert»«. All. to bMcl'I, llrge IUndec*, PoOI .,_ ... TV. M .. F 2G-21 * lbd ~ -------..,.....-~ 1• 1U )'Mtty ~. 11100/mo. 1or ~ 9llOI c.11 todey Twnl'IM H8 .... '° bdlt WllllU"1 M11
LOii of wood. $471/mo. "43-2142 1414 02 l2tO +i380'eec. Avt 1/1. ~'prof! 8.-i u.-
No pate 990-2170 una1ff 1-1~U::--~IY 72G-1124 •. -.oel1. lnCI d, tHmkl 722-nte
•EASTSIOE 280AM* HI ~ C.. w/vu (55 try & ~) F9INle "'.,,., w '9r .... ·~ IHI
0., .. ~ ~· 1150 No• M0-1314 N9wpot1 8wll P9fll ... M:;POMIG' 1ecty•o1a
1787 W•trnlnet« IC Enjoy ttla Luxwy of ttle ........... Mttl"9 Co~o. Pool, mom M9de 4 BA. 'Mle
S7 10/mo. 720-9422 bMutttul eurroundlngl of *315/mo. 4tt-434M nee JI.tty t for long term
EASTSIDE ...,_,, • Ulfll l&IT ........ ftlt F9lft n/etrll.r 28r CdM AfJt ~-•,•:: ~=•
2 bdrm. new carpat. d/W, ,j In • apaclou• 1&drm itep;-tc;" china Cove furn . ecep1 Bdrm. Fw\, .,,.----.,,.------
'1160ova2.11gt.,St.' ~., .. ,.._A~· E~ you really don't occd ln an apenmcnt. and~ Condo~~· s!.,.C: ewt12 .... .;...~ ~ ... ~. no" ~:,.~,!:mo, . 111111 ftr ltatlltl ~ -At Nonl!Wood Pl«c -not only 1.itc c«r ol your nttds. we uy 10 ~ ..,... ...... ,_, ... .. .....
Eastalda untum 18r 1Ba, ~•lsfy yourw~nu. Wtth brand ll("1 apanmenu. l.Jlrgc wcO dcslgl'M:d ~ ~ guer~-. W/d peta. n-ernk. 1 1800 mo. F to lhf 3bf' C.M. l'loma. ..... -EUfll encl patio. carport lloof plans • i'l:lols 0nd $pas • Oubllousc •nd re< center •Toe loo • 11 upa. 1173-7901 or 852-0330. 1175/mo. + alllManca Storao-~· E 9'da
$S4S/rno. 329 Un.'Wllity C•rporu • Liundry roonu • Ck»clrecw1y5 • Ptt>-lc<>m<= •A school ' -H V HMS lmmee, Monaco lor Fam. taacl'lar In C.M.146-51 7 l0-7pm
Of Call E\199 548 0&4I ~ Plrt m1hhoppu'lg wllhtn w111tln3 dl.suincc •All nght m !he 1 _ 2bf'. den, comm. poof, ._. . 17• wtl6dlr. N/etrll.r 145-2357 CORONA DEl MARI
hcoWI ol Irv~ Come And Stt ti theres <ll!yt~ w vc mwcd. _ • wetrlgtdnt. Ind adult n-ln ~ COM 2 blc.I to Single CS 98'9· AWll-N~~~.1t;,. ~NORTHWOOD pi AiCE "'*'·"'"'**·aV810$.23, ~"""' Cofonadal
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E/SIOE 2 Bd'rm 1 bettl, 28r. l\'PC. DR. la bf' petto. PIMM Ill INO •5481 LAGUNA BEACH HouM U. lale~t snot car oar-oe newey ta..._ 2'14 c.ta... MM lnlM _.._,. 11250 i...Mo-niOe BDAM FOA RENT 2bd.1t1e.or-toc..nvu.
painted l ea;patad. _..,. COMMANOINOvtEW BALBOA ISLAHD.1356+ NpalObd\,IVatlt,r~· h•h•/ ...
$650. M6-1273 •FREECABlETV.t.o 18' ...... _ Prof t1ma1e tow lg 4bd, over COMt a.ct\ .croee UTIL. CONTACT DAVE 25+. '400. 1.-1 ftlt
E-slde 28, 1ea frptc & 28r. 28a Garden .\ptl. W11rt1 a -.ctior1 of gr'Mt 2~ be l'loma In Pllfttc:r.t, ,,,.._ aae IUIC ~ 714-"3-25ee. M•...: w1'Mn 1199 '°" 1.._ 1 ... llil. ..
beamcell.Qllr.2Per.ona: Pool, rec: room '526-tMng?Wac:an.ofter~ trv,w/2ottwllldlea.new Uf1CMrl.agunaBeectt. FURN 80/BA-N T'*in, loottlng 10 •l'l•r• sqF{ 1i17WU1. CUff
No petl MIO-ITOO + 1856. 710 W 18th St thing from a emall llpt 10 lrtdg. w/d, ~ ,.. S400 NEW CON0().280 lBA $300, n•lfftllr/~e townhoute. OCIMf'I vu & ~ 8dl S4t-IOS2 /141.
lut. MC 1225 Mo-17M *'MESA VERDE O'lux a 4 bdrm houM. "1oc*· 'h utl, 14().118 · Lg petlo garo oeta' ~ td 1334 clo )9c:ual. ~ anor.a, .,......,..,........ _ __,, __ """==-=...,,,. --------• 28drm 18a. ,__ decbf Ina In CM. NB, or H8 Gad• _..; Piiot, PO Box 1 , w/Mm rmtie. '400/mo GEORGEOUSBAVFAOHT E/SldalUxurylna~FOr'· dlt..hr lodced ...,. tNntt of UI llftt lot tMt ..... ~ ... °Srooo/ .............. ~~ -· Coeta ...... CA.12121 Incl utll. 49S-7'S4 EXECUTIVE OFFICE eet. Lg 28r, frto, 0/W, M75 No' pea 840-2415 et1o1ca of Ideal IMng. -"':O• · . . & 1100/MO. 146-7716 gaa/Wltar pd,~ pdo, TSL MGMT CM2-t803 1Ba. frPe, '**·im mn LAGUNA 8CH Lg furn rm. Bribe. KftC:l'len a OR 759-3074. =i1~0::-~ "'LUIAUTILf!.~ .... DUlhLit 118 ~S..~~=IJ0 =2'AM•Maw.2 =-:.:+=.~ gc:.~~~-=: BRIGHT~OFC ' """ '""° """ St 1328 832-4190 t.r oar. poof. tannll. WIO. Atfl 4M-734e prof. 143 eq ft w/~ Mw E'SIOE LG TOWNHOUSEI eomp.. babe you Nf\t. *** LG 2bf. 2 be. trJ. • dote to bet\, 11315/mo. PCH, Poet OHlea &
2bd. 1~ba. petlo, gtr· Ntwty deeorated cuttom lavel. ralrlg. O/W. *llZY ~* TSL MGMT 142-1803 l.agune 8Wtl room '400. Mature adult norHme*ar Martner'1 Mle.146-2947
aga IHO/mo. 283 cMllOn fMtura1 pool, bak:ony l ftraplaca. No Wiii. to bdl al utlla Ind . + dep. pvt antr .. baklonY to "*9 hm pvt' rm/b&. --------..,,.--Cabfltlo 758-3031 bbq, cow'd oar1199. eur-petl. Sl50, 49&-1117 Pf11no ~pa F.a NEWPORT HBGHTS w/ocaen view, poor, So COMt PtU 1375+12 CHA.RUING N8 WA~
• roundtd wltl'I pll#l land-I a::i ...... •rr 1_ ·-28drm 1Ba. garage. Poot, wortmo men .... u se utlltlea.. 141_.180 FRONT 500 eq ft on PCH
GARDEN .mno: Spett(I-ec:apng. No pate. UL.... ... --· ·~ leundry. w ... ~r· Ml~r $300/mo + 114-111 ... ~ ~~ ~ ~=l= t •111111&11 •MIUllll* =~~RINA ~P'Ta •· uti lnel, ~ ~e'="' ~ :,"~:: --.--,.--.=,1----
ap1. e50 a1t Enet petto a 141·1111 Bsa112es~~:~~·e 1::;~~~·a..umu1 28drm, aa. ~~ 1,crnr, gr .. t amantt.... For ... ori.-. g11. occ. irwy., bc:tl. No ~.... · micro trptc ~gar Pm "50. 78CM045 3 Ex.en**lo rooma + -=·
pell 1825/mo. 141-3078 POOl-PRNATE PATIO 2BR 2b•. ept1/drapae. lll ... 11..... bdl 11106/mo. aonY. no ... pr~ .. ~ ma6e. M/F Mttr bf' a be. 2 blc.l lO ..... oMoe + OOcton _._ & ,... d/W~ petlo. gareg•. dlth· COMMANOIHG WEW pMa. 7eo.ol11 Btwn M "*-Newport SMraa bcl'I •II amenlU•• offtce. GrMt *-'Ion -•-• garage-wHl'l•r. coin lndry. c l'loma. Wa 1315/mo + · · ,,.., Hoao Holpltat. 1735/mo. 28R 1.,.BA ~G 18r 28r 1875. S725/mo ~1 antlr• Lagune oait. OCEANFRONT: Yaarly. 11\ utM 831~ l 4SO/m o, 1/3 utll. Tom Lee 642-1903
TwnhM, E/elda, pool, EASTStoE 557-2641 ' 8Wtl)U9tectoee.er.t. Sl'lr. 2BR 1bl apt ' Storage.850-5742 ' .
gar., lndly rm.~ IOc. 1rriM 1it4 Spacloua 2bt luicury w/Mldom l'loma tenent ....... ~ ftll M/F swof. 25-t dMn/t.ep • .,..,. _
2310 8-nta Ane SHARP a CLEAN 1 Bdrm at t ---.. lftl ~ ~. :::: 1495/mo. Ao'-M6-3e83 ~ tMmttr 10 w lga NICE Ful ~ 9uillno-TSL MGMT 142-1903 wttl'I ltow & refrlgeretor -... -· ,._... · umi... CM 28R, 1U11pvt6a. leun-SecnUrtel Servtcee + .,.,.. yard no pate ........... L111l11 $1875/mo. 494-2285 On Cenel 28r 1Ba..,.. d OIW. oar• pesto Comer~WeMcM&IMM mTllY. 1480/f'ltll> 541-1377 NOW LEASING El•genout ha belltl c:tpl, ~di•. end oar· ...... • ~5 1/2 Utw. 722-7912 VIEW SUITE
1735 mo. 2BR. 1~. •· No .-., Yrty IM Wkly l'lnUIM. Low ratet • .... 111 E/alda townhouee, oar .. SHARP & clMn. Speelol11 • ...,. _.,. 1~=fr:w '800/rno. 1175-0447 1135 & Up/Wkly. Color N.B. 2 Fem. Mak clean,
ln<lty room, ntoeloc:Mlon. 1 BR garden ac>t. Patio & ~ own prtvet!':i ONE HOUSE TO SANO TV. maid MN!oe, frM rHp. prol./M. Eue1"5ma1:--.,.,.-°"'="""'11oe--1p-,..-cae-"""for-
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Sparkling etMn i.ge MESA PINES 2960 Hana *Thea!,.. -1515/mo. 854-8090 1129.50 wtc & up. 2274 Infant <*. w/d, frplc, mfl .U ILll
for tamlllea wttl'I 1 :~ 2BR 1Ba W/Oftl 1750 . : ~~:~,Court• ~~~!. WESTCLIFf" AREA Nwpt Blvd, CM 64&-7445 IS50/rno. ll3l-339S. 112 ~ wt ~ Npt 81.
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classified section every day. Whether
you Just take little
sips of classified or
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AVAIL NOW 113-t111 146-17M ft
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28r 28a Apt. TWnh• pen. Frp6e, petlo, pool.
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tennis, aw1mming
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Monet original on display at South Peak
A 3,250 square foot Monet home. an
original floor-plan design, ls on display
In Laguna Niguel during today's open
house at The Premiere Edition at South
Peak.
Hosted by South Peak Limited .. the
open house will offer homebuyers a
chance to tour the unfinished home In
the gated community while enjoying
complimentary refreshments.
The home features the builder's
personalized decorating package,
Crest
homes '
• open in
Irvine
Akins Development Co. has an-
nounced the opening of Its homes at
Turtle Rock Crest In the hills above
Irvine.
The single-family paired homes are
located at one of the highest points In
the master-planned community of Tur-
tle Rock. Turtle Rock Crest provides
vistas of the Newport Beach and Irvine
areas, as well as the nearby bluffs and
Southern California mountains
beyond.
A total of 113 homes are planned by
Akins, with prices starting from approx-
imately $300,000. The first phase wlll
consist of 23 homes.
Approximately 2,300 to 3,400 square
feet In size, the four floor plans range
from two bedrooms with convertible
den and 21h baths to four bedrooms
with family rooms and three baths.
which gives buyers a chance to finish
their homes to reflect Individual tastes.
Said Ralph Bernard, "Buyers will
work with Martha Gresham, one of the
Southland's most creative designers,
to select flooring .and carpeting, win-
dow and wall coverings, fireplace
faces, fixtures, and other Interior decor
In the colors, textures and mater1als
that best complement their personal
furnishings."
The Monet home offers four
bedrooms and 41~ baths In a two-story
arrangement. Included are three
wood-burning fireplaces -one In the
llvtng room, one In the family room and
one In the master suite.
The suite boasts a walk-In closet, a
private deck and a master bath with
oval tub and separate shower.
Also featured within the home are a
formal dining room, a library, a kitchen
with an Island wor-kspace, a breakfast
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nook and an Interior laundry room.
Priced at $695,000, the plan has a
thre&-car garage as V'811.
Individuals may tour the Monet home
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on May 17.
For more Information, call 240-2979
or ~•-991 1.
To reach South Peak, take Crown
Valley Parkway to Camino def Avton
and proceed east to the gat~arded
community.
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The •tnale-famlly paired homee of Turtle Rock Creat eta.rt at approximately SS00,000.
Most plans feature courtyard entries
and cantilevered wood decks.
Kitchens Include a cooktop and grill,
oven with microwave. trash compactor
and dishwasher.
Skylights add a finishing touch to
many of the homes.
Recreational facllltles Include two
neighborhood parks with pools, spas.
and cabanas. Maintenance Is covered
by monthly homeowners' association
dues.
To visit the development, head west
on Culver Boulevard, left on Campus
Drive, left on Turtle Rock Drive, right on
Starcrest, and left on Hillcrest to the
sales office.
For more Information call 854-7323.
Pinecrest sales open early 252 properties auctioned
for sales of $36 1nillion The 'overwhelming response to
Mission Viejo's Pinecrest neigh-
borhood has forced the developer to
open Its Phase II sales this weekend.
Pinecrest Is the newest netgbothood
In Mission Viejo, and 29 of Its 38
detached single-famlly home8 were
sold during the grand opening week-
end April 26 and 27.
The one--and two-1tory homes range
from 1,375 to 1,939 equare feet, ptus
fenced tide and rear yards. Prk:es start
at $133,000.
Ponderota (Plan 1) off era three
bedrooma and two baths, white
Monterey (Ptan 2), Is• three-bedroom,
thre&-bath design. The larger. two-
story plans, Virginia (Plan 3) and
Brlstlecone (Plan 4), feature three-and
four-bedroom designs with family
rooms.
For more Information, call 58S.0480.
To visit Pinecrest, take the Santa
Ana Freeway to AJlcla Parkway east.
Turn left on Marguerite Parkway, left
on Cordova Road, right on Lot Alltot
Boulevard, right on Santa Margarita
and fotlOw the atgn1 to Plnecr•t at
28222 Virginia Street.
Note: Prk:e effective as of date of
pubUcatlon aubject to prior Nie on or
after deadline of this edition.
A recent residential and com-
mercial real estate auction that
featured 252 properties In 49
California counties grossed $35
mllllon, reports Kennedy-Wiison.
Inc. of Santa Monica, the firm that
hetd the aale.
The landmal1c sale. the largest of
Its kind to date, wu hetd In
Northern and Southern Callfornla
over two daya.
Southern California and com-
mercial propert ... were SOid at the
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Disneyland Hotel In Anahe4m, for a
total of $25 mllllon. The event drew
2, 700 people, and successful bids
ranged from $4,000 to ss•s.ooo.
The prevtous day. more than
1,500 attended the Northern Cali-
f ornle auction at the Concord
Pavlllon In Concord. Saturday
saJea grossed S 10 mllllon.
The largee1 seller was Bank of
America, with more than $28
million worth of lnventOty on the
auction btoci<.
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on ocean view
b sites in
thehillsof
San~ Capistrano
You've been waiting a long time to build
that magnificent dream home. By the Sea.
In one of the California coast's most
inspired settings.
Now is tht timt.
To celebrate its Grand Re-Opening, the
new owners of Connemara-By-The-Sea
announce dramatic price reductions on
every home site. Savings up to 35%. Add
another 5% on to that if paying cash.
Conneman. .. a pttttigious gate-guarded
community that's unlike any other. You
won't find a more ideal location. Or more
value.
80% of home sites offer ocean views.
Height limitations to ensure you keep it
forever. Spacious lots of up to 36,000
square feet. Two night-lighted tennis
courts. And much more.
Now /or much less.
Connemara. Once you see it, no other
place will do.
LAGUNA •
BEACH N()flTH
MAI' HOI IO ICAl.f
27142 ConMtNra Oriw
S.n Juan Capiltrano, CA 92675
(714) 661-0305
Open daily, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m
·C ONNE MARA-BY -THE-SEA
From $103,000 to $174,000
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The Lakes
Ironwood
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Number Of
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From $295,000 to $540,000
Bob Hope & Frank Sinatra Drives, Rancho Mirage .
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MESA VERDE ... -.... This charming golf oourM remodel hu 3 BRa,
21tl BM, Jacunt tub In Meeter IUtte. Al new
kitchen, tMng room with ftreplece, Pella win-
dows, eecurtty eyetem, pool and epa k'a 20x30
courtyatd. A fllftt8adc buy for the golfer who
wants an thta end mMY ott. extrMll .. -. ....
4 BR, 31A BA, c:uatom *99 ltory home new
Mesa V•de Country Club. Huge femlty room,
with cozy UMd brick tnpeece. Gourmet kHchen,
central air, MCUrlty, pool Md ipal Thla wtff ftt
you to a teel lllA-..... Big and t>Muttfl Meaa V•de Eatatet Thia la
executive IMng at lt9 beet wtth 5 large BRa, 3
BAI, and a ~ room eep11rate from the
house! DMt Into the coot pool or IOek In the
warmth of a tpal Fr.ahly painted with new
carpet. Cut-de-uc location clOM to a part< and
country CIUb. What a tentftc. buyl IUA-..... Grack>ue 4 BR + den Meea V•de home hae
everythlngl LOC8ted Mir 2 golf courMe and 2
parks, be9utN ysd wtth pool and patk>, and
side tUdeewey patk> off the den, new add-on
famly room end,..,,~ ... with ltl own entry.
Bring In your ofllrt
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Owner la mottvetedl Cell tod9yl
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place, W9t w. tonMI dlr*'O room and brellk-
fut room. Tied ftlepl9ce In 9arve fomW Mng
room wtth ... ~ ''T,. of uw· lt8lned
glue window In entryt Poot llZ8d lot. Prtoe
lnctudel &Md.
SANTA ANA INVESTMENT
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COSTA MESA
NEW LISTINGS
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that Iowa c:Nldrwtl 8eeuWuly ~.
bttaht Md loVllly klticMn, •IQUlllte trWM:h doors
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rJEW LISTINGS
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Build your dream on this site surrounded by
expensive custom homes. View of rolllng hills
and canyon. Best value In area.
YllUll OIHI 1111 ...
3 BA unit In super complex 1 block from South
Coast Plaza. Woodsey, watery landscape, quiet
location. Cozy fireplace.
ULllA 1111,llO
First block ott the sand. 3 BR cottage. Great first
home with future development potential.
......... 1221.-
Walk to shopping from this brand new well
located 3 BA townhome. Beautiful, extensJve
upgrades throughout.
oumam 12..-
An exceptional Investment. Three 2 BR units on
a large lot. Excellent rental location convenient
to schools, church and stores.
lllffl 1211,111
Fabulous master suite + small library, 3 patios, 2
BR, 2 BA. Professional team planned every Inch
of this home for their very ownl ... ..-aaa.-
Great family/entertaining home. "4 BR. large FR,
new carpet, paint and landscaping. Gorgeous
wood floors. See todaY1
UU1A .... llU ' M 11,111
New on market. Wonderful 3 BR, 2 story home.
Beam ceilings In llvlng room, lovety Inner patio,
meticulous condition. A home you must eee.
UllM YD... Mn ....
Beautifully remodeled 4 BA Portoflno on one of
the largest lots In the entire city. Spa, paddle
tennis court and additional room for pooll
CORONA DEL MAR
11¥111 THUii .......
Lovely home In quiet upscale neighborhood.
Very large lot with pool, 3 BR, family room.
Professionally landscaped. Excellent condition.
M&AIOll YIEW llLLS 1421,000
Highy upgraded 3 BR i den home with attention
to detail, walnscoating, beams. custom cabl-
netry. wood floors, large yard, spa and more.
SPllWI 1121,000
A special feeling awaits you In this upgraded 4
BR panoramic view home. Beam ceilngs. wood
floors, 4 car garage, view side patio and spa.
URIH Y11W llW SHl,IOO
Fabulous 180 degree view of harbor and ocean
from thl~ stunning, totally upgraded and re·
modeled 3 BA. 21/:r BA home Appointment.
SPllUll 1111,000
Two story traditional family home. 4 BR, game
room, family room, playhouse. Panoramic ocean
and mountain views -gorgeous!
COLDWELL BANKER
NEWPORT BEACH
SOLD HOMES IN APRIL
IN EXCESS OF
•27 ,000,000
O PEN HOUSE S 1 5
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3 BR, View $375,000 G. ANDERSON ........... 111l 111ut11
4 BR. FR $398,500 L. MC LOON •lllYll 1 .........
3 BR, FR $675,000 LROSE
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3 BR $329,000 R. KURTZ
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3 BR, Oen $488,000 E. BOWIE
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3 BR, FR, Spa.. Vi! $559,000 E. CORKETT .......... ..............
3 BA. FR $650.000 F. SENNE$
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4 BR, FR, Bay $1,350.000 E. OLSON
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S BR. FR. Oen. V $2.250.000 J . AKERMAN
ua•11111 S.H~=:: 6 Br. Fr, library $3,800,000
NEW L ISTINGS
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f nvestor opportunity -great location, IOw
rents, large lots, wen-maintained, spactoos units
Just steps to the beach.
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Beautifully designed contemporary home of
glass and dramatic decor. 3 fireplaces, securtty
system, desirable Lido corner lot.
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A Jewel of a home! Private gate guarded area.
Remodeled ready to move Into. Sunny patio. 3
BR, den, steps to beach!
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The belt waterfront house at the belt price ta
found In this fabolOUs contemporary 4 BR hOme.
2 years new, uttlmate In design and quallty.
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Duplex In premium ooeanfront locatlon for max.
summer /wtnter rental Income. "4 BR and 3 BR
units In exetlent condition.
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Expanalve views above park toward Fuhlon
laland, harbor and ocean beyond. Extra i.tge
decks for entertaining! "4 BR and prtvat• epa. ......... .. ..•
Enchanting view from LR, OR, Muter BR end
kitchen. Lovety 4 BR wtth detached poolelde
guest quarters. Private location on smaff cul-c»-
sac. ........ ,,,, .....
Breathtatslng harbor and ocean views! Newly
remodeted 3 BR, "4'.i'l BA, game room and 4 car
garage. Brick and mohagany hlghllght sophisti-
cated decor. _.., .,,.,..
Uk• a llmlted edltlon, this 5 BR. 4~ BA OOMn-
tront estate Is a rare find! Grounds are un-
matched. Call today for appointment.
NEWPORT BEACH
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Private end unit Plan 2 on greenbelt. 2 muter
suites, 21n BA, wet bar, rt replace, steps to
community pool/spa, tennis. Close to beech.
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Elegant, large family home on lovefy strada near
beach. This "4 BR home has all of the amenl1lel
Including an eager sellerl
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Sophisticated elegance, 11"' years, trench doors,
3 fireplaces, marble floors. 5 BR, 4 BA, maid's
room, famlty room and much more. .......... ,...,..
You'll love the easy elegance of this ciasslc
Mediterranean beauty. 5 BR. serene patios wtth
bubbling fountains. Truly an oa1is.
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Exqulslte colonial situated on the bay wtth 60'
frontage. The decor Is faultless with the highest
quallty amenities.
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COVER HOM E-BIG CANYON
THIS 4 BA. 21/2 BA. HOME IS A STUNNING DEPARTURE FROM THE ORDINARY, NOT JUST A REMODEL BUT STATE OF THE
ART INSIDE AND OUT. ALL NEW KITCHEN AND BATHS, LIGHT OAK FLOORS. LARGE DECK FORMS AN EXTENSION TO
THE MAIN ROOMS AND PROVIDES FOR ALFRESCO ENTERTAINING. FINEST QUALITY WAS USED IN THIS SPECIAL
HOME. CALL TO SEE TODAY. $785,000
644-9060
218 1 SAN JOAQUli HIU.S ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH
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