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SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1986 Holiday melee erupts in Newport While rowdy revelerskeep PQiice busy, ~her coast cities stay relatively_cal!Il By TONY SAAVEDRA Of .. ..., .... .._ Hordes of rowdy revelers, some throw1n1 rocks and bottles, resisted NEWSLINE Coast The American Cancer Society has honored the Orange C~nty branch for Its "Smokebusters" campaign./ A3 California Holiday motorists are finding prices at the pumps a little lower./ Ae Nation Lady Liberty reigns dur- ing majestic salute./ A4 Religion T elevlalon evangelists are finding competition for the rellglous dollar tougher, and that other economic and political factors are forcing changes for them./ A7 Garden Sports Angels leave country, cel- ebrate the Fourth with rout over Toronto./81 It's Ivan Lendt and Boris Becker In the men's flnals at Wlmbtedon:-181 pohce efforts Friday to move them from a Newport Beach street in- famous for its Fourth of July block parties, police reported. Wh.iJe other Oranae Coast cities inJ, dnnkina in the 1treet1 and setttna · we~joyina 1 relatjvely calm Jnde-off illepJ fireworks, aaid Lt. Don pendence Day, more than 70 New-Chandler. pon Beach officers had their hands One policeman, offiecr Jeff Can- fuU with the crowds jammifil onto trell. was1.aken 10 Hoaa Memorial the beachf~ont areas. Hospital complainm' of nn11n1 tn The m11n problem was on the.40-h1scarsa~anexplos1vedevicewcnt block stretch of Seashore Drive, off near his head. Canmll was in the where people were reportedly peny-area of 33rd Street and Seashore , Drive when .. somethin• bl,.cr th .. an M-80" exploded in midair near liit bead, said an informed source. Polict would only confirm that Cantrc1J WU rushed to the hoq1&Lal. "h's • meu; ' said a dispa&eher, explainina there were ta.rae lfOups of kids throwina bottles. lhoytina and· btowinaoffillcpl M-80 firtcrackm. ~,... ....... .,,,. ......... America's water polo team sweeps to third . straight In Spanish tour- nament./81 Loe Payuoa clowne, Huntington Beach Inn Ooat delight parade viewer• In Huntlnfton Beach. More photoe on AS. INDEX Advice and Games A 10 Bulletin Board A3 Classlf led B6-8 4th celebrations abound on Coast Comics A 11 Death Notices B8 Entertainment A9 Gardening A9 Letters to Editor AS Public Notices 84,8 Rellglon A7 Sports B 1-4 T elevlslon BS Trl~a A10 Weath~r A2 Huntington parade. f es ti val. wedding. parties hail holiday By MICHELLE COLE Oft ... Oellf.._. ..... Although it was cool and blu'itery on Friday, Orange C'oao;t reo;1dcntsd1d not allow the weather to cloud their Fourth of July spint'i In add1t1on to the 1rad111onal backyard barbecues and beach parties. celebrations around the area included gala parades m Huntington and Newport Beach, an old-fashioned carnival and country music festival in Fountain Valley, an unusual wedding 1n Newport Beach, and a somber veterans' memorial service in Costa Mesa. Early in the day. more 1han 150.000 lined Maan Street an Huntington Stach. to watch the 82nd annual founh of July parade It was the largest crowd ever. said org.an~ers ~venteen equestrian units. 23 floats. 14 bands. along with a hos1 of d1gn11anes marched or rode proudl y 1n the two hour procession. Parents hfted their babies high so they could get their first-look at the military brass band~. Jill Gray. Miss Huntington Beach. waved to the crowd from beneath a g.&ant Statue of Iron will puts Mesan back in race Denni\ Bock JU'it doe'ln'1 know when to 'lay "uncle " For 1he pac;t two years. the 38-ycar· old aeronautics engineer from Co\la Mesa has failed to croso; the fin1'ih hne 1n the 3, 107-mile Ra<.:e Across l\mcn- ca from Huntington Bea<jtto Atlant1( C'ity. N.J \_ This year, Bock not onl) vowc; 10 complete the bicycle race. he plan'i 10 cool down by sw1mm1ng 28 male'\ around Manhattan Island and run· nan& 146 miles up Mount Whitney IO 1he same 28-day period. Bock. a three-tame compeutor in the Hawa11an Iron Man Triathlon. calli. his latest venture the "tn-amer· thon" -a feat that many would consider 1mposs1ble or JU'it plain crazy Bock assures. however. that he hasn't slipped a aear. "We're tryana to prove you can do ultra-distance and reco"er quickly It's all mind over matter," he said. "Nobody's ever attempted 11 and. I dunno. 1t sounded interesting to me." Before last year's bicycle race. Bock called the Race Across Amenca has "greatest physical challcnae" and "owed "1fl'm dead 1n the ground I'm going to get ~~k up I'm going to finish this race. Bock dropped o ut in Roanoke Va . 499 miles from the finish hne because of fa11guc and knee problems The previous year he bailed out in Missouri after pulling a tendon 1n the same knee. How did Bock answer h1' double failure" He came up with an even greater phyi.1cal challenge. to hcgin ~unda> with the Race Alro,, Amen· Cil "I had to come back and \a H m}self." he explained attempting to e"<orcisc the ghost of failure'\ past. Th1ny entrants arc scheduled to start pushing their pedals at 9 a.m. Sunday at the intersccuon of Main Street and Walnut A venue, near the Huntington Beach Pier. The race ends 1n fronl of the Golden Nuggc1 Hotel in Atlantic ( ny W11h the detcrm1nat1on ofRamho Bock then plans to proceed to New York on Jul} 20 for the.' Manhattan Island swim Depend1na on pollution level\, Bock said he ma} opt to come back to (ahforn1a and swim the estimated 28 miles from Newport Beach 10 Catalina l'iland instead. He explained the bicycle race wou ld tower his resistance to bactena 1n the tnucky New York water'I. The last phase of the triple-header is l)lc l\ug 2 foot race from Death VJlle}' to th~ 'iU mmlt of Mount Whitney an uphill tra p that will take Aock from minu\ 282 feet to 14,497 feet ahove sea level 1n the dead of summer. It's a tall order for the ~-foot 7-inch. 145-pound "iron man" from the Northrop ( orp · However, Bock ha\ rea'lons for putt in& h1'i body through the-gauntlet. He's hoping to makr a name for himself upon which to open a bicycle !>hop and tnuning clinic in Costa Meo;a He considers the "tn-amcr-thon'' 1i1n '°"c'tment -with the same n$k<1 (Pleue eee RACltR/ A2) Amnesty given for late child support By LJ A MAHONEY Ol .. o.llJ .... IW Parents dehnqucnt on child \up. pon paf ments can avoid civil and cri m1na pcnalt1e1 if they take advan- 111e of a two-month IJmne,ty pro- aram that bcpn this week an Oranae C'ountr.. After Scptcmbc!J..!nvesi1p1ors w1I~ execute some l,lllN pend1n1 arre'it warrants. Deputy Distnct Attome}' Bruce Patterson 1d pa)ment. "It's a real chance for these people becau5( 500ntr or later we're f01nc 10 catch up with them, .. Patterson said The 01 tnct Attorney·, Office col- lect" about S2 million an SUPP.Ort pilymtnt, due about 29,000 fam1hes each month. the parents' whcrcabou1' are un- known. Pattcf'\On s,a1d that tl'payen end up foot1na the b1'1 fo r non..custod11l parent who kip out on their child •up~rt payment Liberty crown. Indian guides from the Huntington Beach YMCA streaked onlookers· faces w11h wa~ aint But the crowd checred most whenever old glory passed by The Amencan sp1nt flounshed along the sidelines as well, where city council candidates d1stnbuted red. white and blue balloon'>. T ·shirts. and visors Parking in nearby vacant lots was much as S5 a car, and vendors Pleue eee FOURTH/ A2) 0 Officers weanna helmita with lace • 'hield1 and carryina nisht lticb were attemptina to dtspene d~ crowds on Seashore, from 32nd Stn:iet to the 5anta 'Ana River: They moved dawn the street, block by block. orderina people to leave aod arrested thole who resisted. ,....._ _. llOLm.&Y I~) Marine takes jet on joyride ,,· Mechanic alle edly used a combinatkm of security clearances . By TONY SAAVEDRA oe-.~,......,. A Manne Corps aircraft mechanic. whose application to flight school wu expected to be denied, alle&edly took a JO.minute JOynde earl,y Friday mom1n1 1n an unarmed JCt fi&hter from tne El Toro Marine buc. Lance Cpl. Howard A. Foote. 21 . was arrcsted when he returned the A-4M Skyhawk attack jet to El Toro Manne Corps Au Station at 2:30 a.m., after allqedly usina a combina- tion ofsccunty clearances to take the aircraft. Foote, of Los Alamitos, is a champion sailplane pilot who bolds altitude records and was the subject of a May 1985 feature story 1n the base newspaper, The AtghtJacket, said Lt Tim Hoyle. a public mfonnallon o~ at the air stauon. .,, Foote also flew wab the Civil Air Patrol from 1981 to 1984, when he JOmcd the Mannes an June. "He'saot quuea history ofavtauon expenence." Hoyle sa1d. "He's not just someone who woke up and fliured ir m1&)1r be nice to so Oyina. You•ve aot to know what buttons to push." Th? medmnic-was beina held at Camp Pendleron Manne Base wh1le m1htary authonhes deode wheth('r he should be court martiaJed on two cha1JCS of wronaf ul appropnar1on of a government aircraft. Hoyle said. Foote could face up to four years m1lttary 1mpnsonmerit. The s1ngJe·seat Skyhawk from Manne Attack Squadron 21 4 left the darkened runway at 2 a.m·., flying SO miles away from the base befbre rcturn1ng and making five passes over the airfield. Hoyle said. No radio contact was made with thc JCI. 'lince thc runway was closed and the tower was shut down for the night "Thc~ Cm1htal) authont1cs) JUSt watched him until he came down;· Hoyle said The ~ was given a thorough 1nspcct1on. although at appeared to be undamaged. A member of the air station's (Pleueeee.JOTIUDS/ A.2) 4 Unul Sept. I, the Da.tnct At torney'1 office will not fik" civil or criminal action\ apin•t tho who come rorv.-ard and grce to pay at lea t four months of clchnquent payments Dubbed the Kids Project. the pr~m a1 m4' to lure far more pan1c1pants than a s1m1lar one of- fc~ lut year by rccomme9d1na lenaenC'y in ca~ 1n which court action~ have already hccn flied, J>ancrwn said. Per10M conv1cttd of fa1lins to pay child support fact a flv~ ~aay 1at1 ,tay for cat h delanqucn1 Of the office's t0,000 rem11nina cue!>, 3.000 have wamnt pend1n1. 6.000 are unrnol\icd paternity d1,. pute, and about 1.000 fall into other rategone'> includ1na tho~ an whl(h Eighty-five percent of non· upport complalntsarc referred to the Distnct Attorney'' Offict by ""clflre officials after a family applie for aovemment aid bccauw an U · pou ha toppc'Ci court-ordcttd ~uppon payment . he (Pl eee Mm& TT I A2) Firework.a llebt p Newport•• aky o•er tb • . . , Y MELEE ERUPTS IN NEWPORT ••• RACER •.. Prom Al as WaJI StrccL .. The last two years. I was more into the press than anything. Thas year, I'm more interested in the race. I'm nol into the hoopla anymore." said the former powerhfter, who traded his weights seven years ago for a bicycle. Bock's fashionable town home 1s cluttered with visors, racing caP.1: computerized running schedules an(! other cycling paraphernalia. A me- dium-siud box in the garage is filled . with vitamins and Vaseline. white· rows of bicycles and tires hang frem the roof. Indeed. Bock tt'8 man obsessed. A retired Navy sonar technician and former high school all-star ath- lete. Bock turned to the Iron Man competitions out ofa need lo push hjs body 10 the limit -and then some. He has spent more than $36,000on has last two Race Across Amcnca attempts. EJipenses arc high 10 a sport where one 18-spoke wheel costs roughly $600. Besides •money. Bock has also in vested much ofh1s lime. He pedals 700 males. runs 60 males, and sw1ms nane males every week trying to get hi s body accustomed to the pounding 11 wall take an the tri-amer-thon. The toughest segment is hkely to be the bicycle race that has defeated him twice before. Riders average eight hours of sleep during the 10-day race, through the heat of the desert and the cold of n1vi1. Headwinds of up 10 30 mph seem to push the racers fu rt her away from their dcstmat1on. · "Even the support crews, vehicles and officials arc ta~cd 10 the hm1t." boasts a Race Across A men ca press release. Racp-sponsor McDonald's res- taurants as offenng S6.500 apiece 10 the winning man and woman. w11h the rcmamang monc> 10 be splat among the top fin1shcrs Bock doesn't ei1pec1 to finish an the: money. Hc1ust wants to complete 1hc race. He blames much of has prcv1ou~ failures on his support crews. who followed ham an other \'Chicles "When they get )OU lost three or four times ma day. )OU gel up\Ct. lt'<o a ·psychologJcal balkfall. You lose your purpose," Bock \31d His new fi ve-member crew 1<, better honed. They'll shine their headlight' to cut through 1he darkness. blare 9:3S p.m. alo t>orckr of l..quoa Nilucl and n Juan Capistrano behind Rancho Capistrano. The blaze was quickly contaiMd and did not lh~ten any ltructura. accord· 1na_to the county fire department. Tbt sun playtd pcck .. -boo Friday walh the more than 150,000 tan· seekqs crowdina Oraase County beadle:s for an O\'ert:ast Founb of July. · "They were all huddled up in their towels,· said Newport Beach lif c- auard John C.,.,enter. •~ the sun repeatedly appeared and then dodged behind aray cloud.s thro~hout the day. Still, the hardy revelers were not dissuaded by the high clouds and hate, with temperatures h1t1an1 only 68 dqree . ''When people decide to make it a day at the beach, they'll come ram or shine," said Carpenter, reponing a turnout or rouaJily 7S,OOO people for the ~h area lrom the Santa Ana Ri,er jetty to Corona del Mar. The small wrf of l·tc>-3 feet held rescues to only a handful dunn• the crowded, but othttWitc quiet, day. l1feauard1 reported. At Huntinaton City Beach, the crowd rnchtdacapaclty 4S,000, with many stay1na mto the evcnina for barbcclue1 and bon fires. Lifeguard Mike baumpnner said the fire piu had all bttn &aken up by 9 a.m. h was aJso cold and windy in Lquna Belch, whe~ roughly 30,000 would·be sunbathers crowded the sand. . . The Na1ional Weather Service predicted more clouds this momma. although temperatures were upcctcd to nse a couple degrees higher, in the upper 60s to mid-70s. Cool weather was also forecast for Sunday, with coa &al clouds expected to bum off by the afternoon. sajd weather service spokesman Michael Lewis. .,.., .... ,......,,.,...... ....... Dennie Bock ta ready for the Race AcrON America. 1he1r horns when liock begm'i to nod pt.'<lahng day and n1gh1 through no off. keep him nourished and. mo'lt man's land importantly. navigate ··1t's boring a.-. hell. especially at "A good crew takes the pressure off night when at's all dark. You Just wan dunng the nde. bcrau-.e a Iler lO da>'> ' tor 1hc mornang." Bock said. He oflen ofslecpdepnva11on )our m10J ,., like passes the time by visualizing each a dynamite stack." Bock said muscle and J01 n1. taking mental He's taking along an Fle<:tro inventory of each movement and AlroS<"ope. a device that SJX'Cd\ the making sure that ha'i form 1s correct. heahng ~s by -.hooting '>mall llas 'itratcg> for 1~ 1;w1m will be amounts of' oltagc into aching mu'-'i1mpl) "lo gel through 1t." Bock said. cles. and an alpha wave sleep inducer As far as running gocs. he seems to that simulates fo ur hours of \h.'l'P for perform be11er an the grueling heat. on nery 20 mi nutes. Bod wall need 11 an uphill course. 1 hu'i. the Mount bernuse he'll be o;nou11ng les.-. 1han an \Vh11nq run may Ix· right up has alley. hour per da» "It'" 1he mand. lh l' mind," he Besides the phy\lca l 101 nH·11t. rt'JX':ll\, 1app1ng ;1linger10 the )Ide of th ere·, abo the mental durt'" of Im lw:itl for cmpha\1s. El Toro, Pendleton in suit By PHJL SNElDERMAN CM .. .,.., ......... Rq_aonal air quaht)' officials ha"c filed su11 against tv.o area Manne bases that allegedly violated pollution rules Jam Barakos. deputy cxeeull\'e di- rector of 1he South Coast Regional Air Quality Management D1stnct. said the lawsui ts were filed Wednes- day in Orange County Su pcnor Court. He saad the suits target 1hc Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro and the Camp Pendleton Manne Base near San Clemente South Coast District offi cials arc charged with enforc ing air quality standards in Los Angeles. Orange. Riverside and San Bernardino coun- ties. Birnkos said the El Toro ba~ wa) AMNESTY ... From Al said. To prevent crea11ng a rc,ohing door at the welfare oflicc Orange County conlln~s to monuor 1he payments of those who ha"e been delinquent m the past. he "31d. Although most fam1hes referred start out on welfare. onl y 35 perccn1 of the current ca9Chold arc welfare fam1hes, Patterson said Persons interested an the amnesty proaram may call 667-3727 for more information. ~iA"~~E Daily Pilat MA•OFFtCI u tcd for alkgedl) da~hargang -.1s1hk rnntamanants into the air during JC:l cngane testing 1n Januaf> He also ~1d the d1\tm1 had declined to is.-.ue a permit lo ( amp Pendlc1on for 1hc operation ot nine lx11lcrs because 11 appeared the Mannes \\OUltl not be u-;1ng lo"- sulfur fuel 011 which produlc\ le:\\ pollutaon. But Barakos ..aid tht• M<1rint''> operated the~ bo1krs w11h out a permit las1 July through ~Dtl·rnhl:r. using high-su lfur fuel Although the Manne base\ art.' under federal Jurisdiction. a I '170 proclamation signed .bY thcn-Prc-;1 dent Richard Nixon requ1re'i all mahtary bases to comply with lornl pollution standards, B1rakos sa id He said offenders face fine\ ol up to S 1.000 per day per violation JOYRIDE ... From Al o pcrauons and ma1n1c:nanlc c,quadron. foote was u~agncd to -.1i;1t1ngaircraft and not lhCJel fighter Ho)IC said r ootc allegedly U\C:d a combana11on of clearances to f et pa'il the sentries guarding the )Cl le had sccunt> access to a vehicle that wa\ ckared for the 01gh1lane the hc:ut1.·n- an1 e"<plaaned "11 JU'il happened 1ha1 he had 11!1.· ngh1 combination of pa<;<ies," lfuylc \31d. maantaanmg 1t would tie mud1 tougher for a nv1han to gain accr'is to Spuke\mt·n a1 El r oro and C. amp Pcndlc1on \:l ad l hursda) that uf- lil 1al-. at neither ba'ie had )Cl been <;er\ c:d with legal papers. Until the \Ult\ were reu~1vt"d and reviewed. 1he ~fannes would not rnmmcnt on lhc air pollution allegations. the hasc \J')okc:'imen said ·I ha\ 1s not a frequent 1h1ng. but we do ha\'C 1umd1c11on (o"er military ha\l''I) ·• D1rakos said "lfa1r pollution \ 1ola11uns exist. we are going to act rt.'gardk'>'> of where the o;ource 1s." I le 'ia1d the d1stnct has cited andu'ilnal fac1lt1e'i and c111es for v1olat1ng air pollutwn rules. "Wh> should the armed sen aces be l"<cmpt?" he asked. R1rako lh{' \k\ hawk Whak f oote dad no1 gl\·e a rea<;.<ln lur thl' JO)ridt• durmtt anten<>gat11m\ f rida> llo\ k 'IXl ulatl'd 1t may he li nked 111 thl' met hanac·, pending rl'Jl'{ lion from flight ~hool. F-oolt.' ,.,,1., r1·1lnt ly1e1ld he probably ,.,.ould nul he all ep1etl to 1he school an Pensacola Ma , tx·rau~ of an acnal cmtx>hsm he retc1Hd dunng a h1gh- ah1tu1.lc f11gh1 an a \a1lplane. 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Seven year-old Brooke Whitaker and Emilye Edwards were not sure how mudl money was jingling in their blue plastic cash box. but at IS cents a glass, they already had plans to take their profits lo Toys- R-Us. "My mom says not to come an until the box is fu ll," sajd Brooke. The pint- s1ud entrcpeoeurs started their front lawn lemonade stand last year. "I can't remember how much mone)' we made," said Emilyc. Another Main Street resident was not as interested in making money this lndepcndance Day. Walter Blanchard and 1everal family mem- bers enjoyed an Clt~Uenl view Of the parade from atop bleachers on their front lawn. Despite the crowd, Blanchard would not rent any spaces. "Not on the fourth of July," he said. "'This 1s a day for everybody to be together and to be happy." The Blanchard bleacher party has bee n a family tradition for almost 30 )tars. ' Many Orange Coast families opted for a quieter Founh at home where they could watch the Miss Liberty festivities on television. That is what Marie Finkel of Newport Beach had planned. She did not know that she would be giving a Miss Liberty party of her own. Her daughter and grand- son decided to make this Fourth of July special by building a 7-foot Statue of Liberty out of paper mache. chicken ware, sheets and paper plates. Finkel. an 1mmiarant from Ireland who saw the great lady when she first came to the United States, said she was thnlled. The statue is on her pauo. ~here the family held their own torch hghtangceremony Fnday na&ht. She as not sure what she wall do with at after the holiday weekend. Rebecca Knox and Tommy Barrett ~pent a very untraditional Fourth of July when they exchanaed wedding vows on board a Newport Beach trolley. Knox is a trolley driver and Barrell works for the company as a maintenanc.e man. She said ther got newl yweds have no honeymoon the idea for the unusual wedding from plans. as they have to return to work her passengcn. "And it was cheaper on the trollics Monday morning. than a church," Knox said. In Costa Mesa, Ted L Falk was the The happy aroom said the coup~ guest of honor at a very different chose the holiday because they holiday ceremony. One of the coun- "wanted a day when everyone across ty's few remainjng World Wlr I the countl)'. could oelebrate with us." veterans, Falk placed a cross at the But, whale waiting for the trolly to base of a new memorial unveiled at pick up the bridal party on its second the Costa Mesa city ball. stop at Fashion Island, the anxious "The ranks are gettinJ smaller and bride told a diffe~t story. "He told smaller all the time." said the 91 year- me to choose a day that he would old Falk. remember. and not to choose trash During the war, Falk served ~s a day." she said. mechanical engineer on board the The trolley was decorated inside USS Idaho. one oftbc first oil burning with blue and yellow streamers. The ships. He is a past commander of the bride wore a royal blue dress. and Costa Mesa VcteransofforeiJn Wan boarded the back of the car so she. Po~t #3536 and has btto actjve in could walk down the aisle. "There's~ veterans' affairs for more than 65 no music, so the guests will have to >tars. hum " Knox said. Veterans from World War II. the The wedding party completed a Korean War and Vietnam also laid one hour circuit of Newpon and wreaths on the memorial. which is Balboa. then it was off to a reception dedicated to veterans of all foreign at their Huntington Beach home. The wars NB developer Holstein Newport Beach developer George Holstein Ill, who built the Newport Beach Tennis Club, died Wednesday at his home after a long batlle with cancer. He was 64. For nearly four decades, Holstein held the reins of the development companyfounded by his father. He was among the initial developers of the Balboa Bay Club and later built the Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course and the Newport Beach Tennis Club. which he sold early this year. The Holstein Company, head- quartered fo r more than 30 years an Costa Mesa, was closed in May. Holstein and his firm built thousands of homes in almost every city in the county and won national attention for the communities built in the bluffs above Upper Newpon Bay. Aside from being an avid golfer and sailer. Holstein belonged to the Kotary Club and hosted an annual barbcque as a fund-raiser for the group. He was also a member of the Harbor Arca Boy Scout Advisory Board for more than 20 years. Holstein was born and raised in Beverly Hills and served as an ensign in the Navy during World War II. He is survived by wife, Mary; mother Susan; brother William of Honolulu; and daughters Sue DeMi- lle of Newpon Beach; Sandra Thomas of Palm ~n; and Sally Holstein of Newport Beach; as well as stepdaughter Melissa Alward of Northern Cahfom1a. He also has s,jx grandchildren. Services will be held 11 a.m. Monday at Harbor View Memorial Park. Contributions arc requested by the family to the oncology depan- mcnt at Hoag Memorial Hospital an Newpon Beach. ALDENS HAS CARPETED HOMES IN EVERY ORANGE COAST NEIGHBORHOOD ,.. t ' • LET US PUT YOU ON THE MAP ! • J ........,, ""------., \...-( 1 · J -~___.;':+-=:" •:;;-;::.;•;.....: ,~. wau'/. .. . . ,....,,., ........ __ J ·~ .... , / .... .... .... .. ~, IUCM t ,~ ... t .. , .. -.. ~ ~·' STORE HOURS: Mon fr1 9 5 JO ~at CJ 30-4 00 Sun Clo t'd ........ DEN'S Near the entrance, inside our store, is a giant map. We have ident- ified all o f the homes Aldens has carpeted since 1965 on this map wilh colored pins. (A different color for each city.) Close scrutiny wall detect some interesting facts: ftrstly , we have carpete d homes on virtually every street in the area. Secondly, the pins are in bunches, indicating WORD- OF -MOUTH adveftislng. Thirdly, the number of homes we carpeted is staggering. If you desire honesty, ex- pe rienre, and recomme ndations from neighbors we have worked for, Alden's Is THE PLACE! ·c.a,.,,.t .. , .. •cu•tom .dra,,.rl•• •1n•ta/Jatlon •vinyl, parquet wood •dr•JH'Y rod r•i»lr Geriactors plan shows in Irvine The Gcriactors of the Irvine Senior Citizens' Center will present two performances of their new production, "Seven Acts of Vaudeville," next Saturday at the Irvine Senior Center, 3'Sandbura Way, Irvine. The programs, featµri na songs, dances, skits and comedy routines written by members of the senior center, will be offered at 2:30 and 8 p.m. Admission is $2.50 per person, with 'children under 6 admitted free. The public is invited and additional information is available by calling 733-1055. S.kln care 11eulon set • Dr. Linda Globerman, a dermatologist, will conduct a program on "Skin Care, Changes as You Grow Older," Wednesday from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. at Northwood Community Par~ 4531 Bryan Ave., Irvine. Admission is free and all ages arc welcome. Transportation wtlf be available on advance request. Call 733-1055 for more information. Vlsltor program recruiting A limited number of applications are now being accepted through Thursday for adults interested in. joininJ the Orange County Council of Aging's Fnendly Visitor Volunteer Program. The program, in which volunteers visit nursing home residents who have no friends or family, is given in cdorperation with the Recreation Division and the Human Relations Department at Leisure World, Laguna Hills. Orientation sessions are planned July 17 and 18. and further information may be obtained by calling 892-7769. Variety show Jn CdM The Fabulous Fantastics will put on a variety show next Friday at ·the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite A vc .. Corona del Mar. The program is schcd u led for I I a. m., preceded by a business meeting at 10. Members of the Fantastics are Bill Kanold and Louise Kanold, Marie Young, Travis Herrclson. Don Wilson. Lura McKenzie and Gwen Boswald. There 1s no charge and details are available at 644-3245. Arthrltls workshop set A free monthly senes dealing with the various aspects of arthritis is being offered at Saddleback Community Hospital in Laguna Hills. The workshops meet !he last Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria conference room and refreshments are served. Upcoming workshops will e~plore the various forms of anhnt1s, trca1mcn1s and uses of therapeutic exercise. Call 770-3725 for de1a1ls. OC Cancer Society. honored for 1985 'smokeoff' eff arts The Orange County branch of the Amencan Cancer Society was honored recently by the na11onal office for its 1985 "Smokebustcrs" campaign. Each year the Amencan Cancer Soc1ct> sponsors· a one day "Great American Smokeofl" encouraging smokers to give up their cigarettes for at least 24 hours. In Orange County last year. the .. Great Amencan Smokeoff' was anticipated by a special e1ght-<iay "Smokebusters" public awareness campaign Orange County's "Smokebusters.. campaign in- cluded balloon releases b> children 1n several schools. a g1ant cigarette cuttan' ceremon) performed by local mayors. and the pre .. 1ewang of a new "Smokebusters" \ 1deo stamng Rams' stars. John nae Johnson. Nolan Cromwell. LeRoy Irvin and Gal) Green. The campaign was led by Costa Mesa resident Frank Sp1narski. There was also a concentratt"d effort to reach the county's Asian commun1t> through specially designed pnnted matenals. Spanarsk1. who 1s chief execut1 ve officer of Events Spec1ahsts Inc., will also act as chairman for this year's "Smokebusters" campaign. Sub-committee chairs are: Cdthy Boire. a Costa Mesa resident and director ofpubhc relations for the Wesun South Coast Plaza Hotel. Buena Park resident Julie Emerson. who acts as a public affairs consultant for Irvan Hampton Co .. Tash Sogg of Irvine. and Rick Melgren, Mission VteJO resident and owner of Newport One Graphics. American Cancer Society's 1986 "Great American Smokeoff' will take place November 20. Orange County's ··smokebusters" campaign will ant1c1pate the national smokeoff event Volunteers are sull needed Call (714) 7 51-0441 OtMge COMI OAJLY PILOT,..,,_,..._ I, - Holiday celebration~ diverse yet patfiotic Thousands turned out to celebrate the superintendent. holiday Friday~ the free .. Concert In Fountain Valley's Mile Square Park, Under the Stars• at Aldrich Park. UC the County Linc Cloggers {below) kicked Irvine (above). dlining the night of up their heels in true Fourth Of July entertainm ent was Tony Bennett, with fashion. Clogger members are Ricki the U. S. Marine Corps Band and the Howell, Dixine Hardesty, Dan and Lisa Pacific Chorale filling the program, which Romero, Linda Madrid, Sharron Pell, ended with a fireworks display. KJtn Chandler, Sandy Guinn and daugh- ter. Jenny. Julie Moore and daughter, Rebecca Knox and Tommy Barrett Jessica, and Scott Stewart. expect their marriage to really take off. In Costa Mesa, a Veteran's Memorial They exchanged vows Friday on a was unveiled at Ctty Hall ID memory of Newport Beach trolley car .{bottom the soldiers who fought ID World Wan I photos). Flower girls sara and Karie and 11. as well as the Korean and Vietnam Knox fed the way for their mother, the Wars. Vietnam veteran Pete Weissman bride. Knox a nd Barrett said ·their "I (at left). who also writes patriotic poems, do's" as the trolley ambled along New-takes a m1Dute to reflect on the bronze port Center Drive. She is a trolley driver, plaque dedicated by Veterans of Forcicn while Barrett is a trolley maintenance Wars Post 3536. Daily Pilot photos b}' Milte Schwartz, Tim De Frisco Graying Ameri~ans fill clout of being the majority ~or th\' fil\I t1ml· 1n .\m\"ttt.lO ht)tOn tht•rt• arc mort· pt:opk b~ and ollk1 than lh\'n' Ml tt't'n-a~cl\ Thi\'"" h.1' l. a lllaJlH 1 m rat t 1111 \llllt'I\ NANCY MclNTYRE lhl'. rt•dul11on •••••••••••• Ill llOl\l' rx1llutt0n l111m \tt'll'll' "111 plulllllll't ):lk\ ot an11-ac1ds and tranquilizer.. M1lhon'l of ht lll\l'd l'ardrum~ will slowly open and taut ner .. e\ uncurl 111 .i \\ondt·rland ol blissful qu1('t o\ declining t('('n-age rx1pulat1on v.111 also drop thC' birth rate and parcn1s· lt·kphonl' b1lh • fhC' Jnl)tngof .\mtm.·a 1\ft phenomenon whose 11me "·" wmt•. 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Earlier m the day, 1h.c pope broke pro1oool at a Pacific coast fi'hioa villqe populated by povcny-s1rickcn de~ndanu ~f Af ncan l•vc • walked into a tin-roofed shack and blessed the gnuled patnarcb of the larae family inside. John Paul told 1he people of Popayan "You are strua&linJ for the defense of your culture represented in your languages. your customs and way of life, for the defense of your human dign1t) and alr.o for lhe obtain1n& ofn~ht~ due you u c1uzcns " Japan, In reversal, backs whaHng ban · GLAND. Ciw1uerland -Jap.1n on Fnda) endorsed a global ban on whalina, the World Wildlife Fund said It was a reversal onong-standmg pohC) by the world's largest whaling nauon The movc came five days after the U S Supreme Coun ruled out mandatory curuuhng of Japan's fish mg nghts m lJ .S waters as retaliation for the contmut'd killing of whales by Japanese fishers m the Nonh Pacific Japan communica1cd its new posiuoo to the lntemattonal Whahng C'omm1ss1on 1n C'ambndse. England, ~h1ch informed the WWF. the conservat1omst organ11a11on said in a statement The Japanese had said the~ would endorse thc global whaling ban if Monda}' 's ruling d1m1nated the threat ofU S li\h1ng sanc11ons. 'W WF spokcs""oman Eh1abcth Kemfsa1d . Terrorlsm kllls 15 ln Punjab state AMR IT~AR lnd1a -Gunfirdolled 15 people 1n PunJah!ttate 1n lcs11 than 24 hours 1n thl' hlood1c\t t>uthreak of Sikh terron!>m 1n '-"l'l'k~. ~)()lice said Fnday. In one l'ncountcr. 10 people Y.Cn: reponcd !>hot to death Police said Sikh cxtrem1st!t ktlh:d wvcn H1 ndus with bursts of automat 1c lire near this Sikh sacred city Fnday. and then got into a shootout with pohn.· that left two assailants dead A policeman ahu was rt:ported killed. Secunt\ forces called in a military helicopter to \earch for thrt·e other attacker<; '""ho fkd after being wounded 1n the gunbattle. the A.mnt..ar police supenntendent Hark1shen Smgh Kah Ion. said f:.arhcr \late police reported four Hindu~ 1..tlled Thursda) night in othcr terron\t attJl k'> in Punjab. One -;uspected 1crromt also Y.3!> fatall) shot b" polin· Vietnam accuses China of shellings BA"'(,KOf... 1 ha1l • .ind -\ ietnam accused ( hine!te fon.c!t Fnda' of linng 15 .000artilkr~ round' into Ha Tu) en border pro\lnct: and of \taging 11 commando probe\ into 11\ tern tor) last month. The V 1ctnam "lcws Agent) said shells htt Thanh Thu) '1llage and other populated area\ It ~1d that on June I lntcmauunal ( hildrcn·., Da" the Chinese shelled a school 1n the pro' 1ncc killing tY.o 'itudl·ntc; and wounding five students and a teachl•r Vietnam had rcpurtl'd tht· \thool shelling earlier Th! a~enq !>31d 10<.al armed force\ captured ··man' intrudrr\. '>hot afi~ a mtl11a~ truck and an ammun111 on depot .. Bomb explodes in Pretoria JOI I .\NNCSHl IRC1. l.louth Afnca-A bomb exploded out~1de a crowded supermarket in a wh1u.• l'n.•tona neighborhood Friday. wounding at ll'a'>t .:!O people. the go"rrnmen1 \aid. It was the second urban bombing in two da~., and 1he 12th '>tnce a na11onw1de '>late of emergcn{') was imposed June 12 fwo women had their leg\ hlown off 1n the blast. the ~outh Alncan Pn•\\ .\c;>oc1at1un reported .. HIS WEEKEND ONL y. BUY :ANY GENUINE LEATHER Item In our showroom and SAVE 50% PLUS Made In the WE'LL PAY YOUR SALES TAXI FRIDAY •JULY 4tn• U.S.A! Right herP in C.:il1f0rni.-i 1n 011r own factOI'\' WP m.llH' 1( ... II 1t and Ship 1t• Buv rPr ail r t>uv direct ff om u<, All IPather ftJm1ture ff>aturr·~ 100"i. leathPr harowooo construction with llft ru·!ir warranty• v. We h•v• 50 atylH • 150 decorator ~ colora to choo•• from! O'J' V~'.f r)lt't '\f"'lf' h 1n Prtttntt\ ~yor t1 orow n< Jn<1 ll"•Of''. ro l:Jlllf'S 1fHf\\ nur11uno11u. ~",., "",., r,. .~f Statue reigns at majeStic salut~ Flag-bedeck ed fl eet of ships lead pageantry on sea NEW YORK (AP) -A ma,iesuc, flag-bedecked fleet of sailing and war ships paraded by the reawakened Statue of Liberty on Friday as guns roared in spectacular salute to thc birthday!> of the monument and the nation. "What a glonous Fourth of July! One thing Amenca knows how to do 1s throw a part)' ... sa1d Ltt lacocca. chairman of the Statue of L1bcny· Eiits Island Foundation. There was pageantry' on land. on sea and m the air, pan of the four-<ia)' extravapn11 mark1na the $66 million reitomlion of the statue and her lOOth birthday. The scene in New York Harbor re<:alled the splendor of a by&one era as 22 tall-masted schooners. ~uare ri-.ers, bark.und brigantines from 18 nattons aJided by the statue. On the island .of Manhattan. the Harbor Festival provided a g:iant street fau of food and entcruunment throu&h the af\emoon. and at night the New Jersey side was to play host to a concert by the Bo ton Pops. Anerdark, the sky overhead was to be rilled by a dazzling shower of 40.000 shcJls fired from 42 bbrses in what was billed as the world's biggest p}'rotechn1cs display "It's been said that we Amencans count our bless1np too ~ldom. but · occident, a colh ion betwcc,n two not this weekend.'' 1d Pre 1dcnt boat 1n which a woman was 11\lurect. Reagan as he opened the cxtrava-Thou~nds of people on both sades pnta. "Th.is weekend we celebrate. of the vast h~rbor hoed the shores to my friends, we cut loose." watch the 1mprcss1ve scene on a Police said they had no count of the glonously clear. day that had speo- huge crowd that gathered to view the tators speaking tn superlallves. evc:nts, although city. ~ffic1als have .. It bouJei your mind to sit here csumatcd at least 6 m1lhon would be and. watch this. It just takes you back involved 1n some part of Liberty to the beginnin& ofth1s country," said Weekend. Rex Woodford, from Charleston, New York Harbor hartx?r was w va .. whowatchcdfromOovcmors 1ammcd with vessels ranging from Island JUSl ofl the up of Manhattan. the USS John F Kennedy. at 1,052 foet the Navy's largest aircraft earner. to Chinese Junks. tugboats. fireboats spouting ~l1'Cams of water. sailboats and even canoes In all, the ( oast Guard esumatcd there were 20 000 pnvate pleasure craft. The Coast Guard reported one One patnot, Anibal Rivera ot Jersey C11y, N.J .. earned a brass propane torch and a J,..by-5-foot American flag as he ran along the New Jersey side of the Hudson River m what he said would be a 26-milc marathon Tainted ice cream bars recalled By tbe A11oclated Presa GLENVIEW. Ill. -Kraft Inc. said Fnday 11 had pulled from store shelves all unsold Polar B'ar ice cream bar) that came from a batch of65,000, some of which were contaminateq by deadly bacteria. Kraft Inc. announced Thursday it was recalling all Polar B'ars produced al llS Richmond. Va. plant. after a bacteria called Listeria monocytogenes was found in a run ofChederbcrry flavor Polar B'ars that left the factory before June 19. ('ontaminauon was found in two other batches in lime to keep them from leavmg the plant. The bactena can cause lic;tenos1r.. an ijlness that can be life-threatening to pregnant women and their fetuses. Gays protest antl-sodomy rule NEW YORK -Several thousand homosexuals rallied Fnda} to protest this week's Supreme Coun ruling upholding state laws against sodomy, companng thc acuon to the coun's 1857 decision upholding slavery "( 1~11 rights or c1v1I war'" the protesters chanted as the> marched from Greenwich Village into Lower Manhattan. which was closed to traffic for the Statue of Libert) tclebration. Helmeted police officers carrying bill~ club' pulled wooden blockades bet'>'ecn demonstrator\ and tOUrl)tS men for both sides descnbcd the settlement as innovative and h1stonc. It was the first time thc company and the UA W have reached an agreement without a stnke since 1976, James Ward. a Caterpillar vice president aod the company's chief negotiator, said at a new'i conference follow ing the bargaining session. Strike dampens celebratlon PHILADELPHIA -Striking my workers heckled the mayor at Independence Hall on Fnday as tbe walkout b) 14,000 mun1c1pal employees left trash httenng city streets and dampened the celebration of the Fourth of July "Thi) 1s a very. very happy day, and one of those basic rights we celebrate is freedom of expression." Mayor W Wilson Goode said after he was booed by pickets at the building where the Declaration of Independence wa!t adopted 210 years ago. "The union has every nght to e>.pre<;<; themsehes. but they have no nght to interfere an) wa ) w11h an)onc else That's the beaut) of democraq .. he 'i3td Farm Aid concert rousing Retires U/8. Diatrlct Judae John J . Sirlca, whoee aul>poena of the Watergate tapea helped force Richard Nlzon to re- •ltn the preeldency plan•. to retire Oct. 1. Slrlca la 82. MANOR, Tex.as -Tens of thousand!> of Founh ol Jul) revelers flocked on Fnda) to a race 1rack where W1ll1e Nehon presided over a rousing, 18-hour Farm Aid II GM it d ~ tw concert aimed at helping save the nation'!> farmers from c e 1.0r 0 Tentative settlement reached financial disaster. Organizers said nearly 40,000 tickets s-~ety violations were sold, and crowds began stream mg through the Manor llJ.1 BRIDGETON. Mo -Negotiator~ for < atcrptllar Downs gates as soon as they opened at 6 a.m. Thousands Inc and th<.' United Auto Workers reached a tentative more spent the morning stuck man 11-mtlc traffic Jam. LANSING, Mich. (AP) -The ~l·ttlemcnt on a new contract for 17.000 workers Frida) Bcginn1ngthcconcenaboutahalfhouraf\erdawn. Nelson M1ch1gan Depanment of Labor has l'nding 30 hour' of consecutive bargaining talks. Spokes-welcomed spectators to "the concert for America.'' cited a General Motors Corp. plant --------r-------------;___------=-----=--------------1 here for two safety v1olat1ons dis- covered following the death of an emplo)cc A fine ofS 1.800 has been proPoscd for the Ru1cl.-Oldsmob1le-C'ad11lac Plant 3 for one v1ola11ons. depart- ment spokesman Gcnc Hashley said Larry (11lhs was k1llcd June 22 at the plant when he was struck on the head b) a falling clectncal panel. Hashlc> !iaJd. The <,econd citation. for which there -was no fine. alleged the plant failed to ensure that fork It ft tires were used as recommenacaoy me manu- facturer. Hashle} said Sherman Clay "Salutes America" with. Sherman Clay's Annual PORTABLE KEYBOARDS YAMAHA TECHNIC RO LAND FROM $20800 • 1n store at South Coast Plaza / BRAND NEW MIRROR-LIKE EBONY POLISHED SHERMAN CLAY YAMAHA PIANO Brand New OiQltal Electronic Compact , Inexpensive Grand Plano Sound & Touch Transposer, Headphone Jack Never Needs Tuning, Midi MUST BE HEARD TO BELIEVED RENT RETURNS FLOOR "SAMPLES AGE DATED FREIGHT DAMAGED TRADE-INS USED: Wurlltzer Conaole Pleno -$1599 USED: Klmbell Conaolette Pleno -$1599 New Chickering Studio -$1988 T: USED: Clevlnove Dlgltel Pleno -$1918 NEW: Wurlitzer Conaol• Pleno With Pl•r•r $4399 WE OFFER OUR OWN CONVENIENT FINANCING ONLY AUTHORIZED COSTA MESA FURNITURE SH<NIROOMS ~ SOUTH COAST PLAZA 545-0415 WISTMINSTll 15'124 GOIClen We~t St 17141898·3911 ~nta. ,, 1'l4 JnC11an.1 Avt>nut 111111'>t MH ~ ... TW11•NC• 11!~ ~Hwthornp 81VC1 1iH 1 714 4ftM cma "°'"' "' ,,, ""°" -!·~"'-"' '"'•M ""M'"""• ~ ScKr_,t,, 11ntlUfl Jl'OC.1nuc1o10 A.YI t '• '-11 '"••• I 9 '""'l V N••• Ii. • • • "'" fr f 'f&t4 "•I • • 6 Al J f' ~ Y ' ~ OAllV ,... $AT ,... UH ,H M.Y • Fl'llOAV ,,, '• ...... 11[0 "10, STEI NWAY & SONS DEALER IN L.A., ORANOf:, VENTURA. RIVF.tt. ID l SAN Bf.RNAROINO CO'S -- lrvlneCo: llstens to homeowners To the Editor On behalf of the Pacescuer Home- owners. JUSt cast of Dover and WestclifT in Newpon Beach, we would like to take this opponunaty to thank The Irvine Co. for· J assistance in resol ving a most diffiwh situation involving trespass and use of the firm's large adjacent field. The representati ves from Irvine Co. have met with us several times and worked to develop a satisfactory solution which is beneficial to both pan1es. We were very pleased with the BIG COMPANY (I rvine) being con- cerned about us (the homeowners - 29) an solving the problem. Their cooperation is really appreciated. MR.& MRS. DARRELL GALLEAR Pacesetter Homes Newport Beach Mobllehome declslon Irks residents To the Editor: We would hke to thank your staff for their consistent and factual cov- erage of the Tra1lcrtown Mobile Home Park debate. It is sickening that after over a year of persistently voicing their concerns to the Costa Mesa City Council. residents of Tra1lcrtown were re- buffed last month in the most blatant show of political prejudice we have ever had the misfortune to witness. Despite council member Wheeler's asscn1on that the park owner had openly manipulated residents by calling a park meeting at the same time as the council meeting. those residents who requested a post- ponement of the council's d1scuss1on ofTra1lertown were denied. Isn't 1t antcrcsung that wealthy developers arc routinely and re- peatedly granted such requests while a group of elderly. infirm. and low- 1ncomc Costa Mesa residents 1s gi ven the cold shoulder The city campaign contnbution records provide more food for thought, since the park owners' assoc1at1on appears more than once on the roster of "gifts." I suppose we should have expected such an outcome. considering that the council is dominated by the "Three Must Gct-cers" who consistently vote one for all and all for the money. It 1s important to note that the council's indifference to the concerns of Tra1lenown residents 1s a slap an the face not only to those people. but to all mobile home park dwellers. MR & MR'i DUANE WJP- PERMAN Costa Mesa UllPierce Brothers Bell Broadway Mortuary 110 lfoedwaf 642-915 RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. .... ,_ ..... c.....""' llll ..... IUI., can IUl-SU.1151 The Pros · Smee 195 7 a1-n40 Non smoker Rates 441 Old .... ,.,. ...... Newport ..... 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NOt responslb .. fOf tvpooraphkat erron , 1 I .. 48 • 0r.nge Cout OAILV PILOT/ Saturday, July 5, 1988 Lower prices good news for drivers Another drop of 3 cents a gallon seen after holiday LOS ANGELES (AP) -C'ali- fom1ans on the road through the Fourth of July weekend aren't likely to find any rude surpnscs at the gas pump because the current low prices arc expected to hold steady and then dip a bit. "I would thank 1he metropolit.an stations will hold the line on prices over the weekend, and then probably come down another 3 cents a pllon;· said Steve Shelton, exccudvc dJrcctor of the Southern California Scrv1Ct" St.ation Associauon. "Of course. if you 're on the way to the Colorado River and thcrt' aren't any other stations around, those guys are going to add a few pennies.•· A Los Angeles newspaper reported Fnda> that pnces fo r unleaded reg- ular 1n Southern C.abfom1a have ~IAlj~~s MEN'S SHOE SALE FE RRAGAM O $13'1'5 BROWN OR BLACK CALF VALUES TO '244"' ALSO BALLY $8'f'5 VALUES TO '139~ Additional brands and styles also on sale Not All Sizes In Every Style But Each Pair A Great Value! 99 FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH Open Thursday and Friday '1111 9·00 pm Sunday 12-5 Our Women·a Shoes are also Now on Sale J ~ l - 0 ,1,,,,, MA YT AG Stacked Washer & Dr yer • r ull size I odd capac1 iv • f1rr.1rnn1c. tovc.h c.on1ro1 • RPQ ~ perm prPS'l 5 114995 I l otpoi...nt: .. ) I ,,,---t - 0 /rtlM&lll -c7ft~).-- • t .; , .... .., 1 ... . /t I 1 ~.t I fl lt'n"'l ••f 11 ,q • v t'f t I 1qft1 ,. •. , t IJ(ifr ~'11 f 1l h•f' • ~ ,,,, #-flrl1fl ~n lrn'11 '" t I ;tt ONLY 536995 IJ•yl't Modf'I DL ~~OR ONLY s27995 Kitchen Aid Dishwasher • Mull level wash • E •c.lus1ve inpte ltlleratton • SounO insulated ONLY 539995 Undercou nter Compactor • Dense pack control • TOUCH TOE· drawer opener • Atrfreshener conirol • OeMrator 6 color p1ne1 p1ck ONLY s39995 dropped 4 cents a p.llon from the average of 96.9 cents per pllon reported 1n a June 20 survey by 1ndusrry lflalyst Dan Lundberg, who conducts I~ 1 nauonal survey or retail gas prices e~fry two weeks. Some Lo~ Angeles stations were sclhna unlea<Sed regular at 85 cents per aallon Thursday. In the past, summer holiday gas pnces have risen in expectation of areater demand prompted by In· creased dnving. The unseasonal decrcasc 1s pcaaed to a California ps at ut~d unce war between Chevron and A?to: The trelrd Is 1 reversal rrom Apnt and May, when California motorist~ were payina up to IS cents per pllon more than elsewhere 1n the nation. It is also partly a response. To take advantage of those hiaher prices, oil companies shipped tanlcers bearing hundreds of thousands of gallons of gasoline from Ho uston to California. Brushfire destroys 4 homes, ca.use probed By tbe A11odated Presa Investigators on Fnday sought the cause of a brushfire that destroyed four homes in the rural Leona Valley as firefighters elsewhere in Southern C'altfornia kept watch for fireworks gone 'astray. As Independence Day celebrations warmed up Friday morning, fire officials in Los Angeles and Orange counties reported no major fire- works-rt'lated blazes. Illegal fireworks wert' blamed for a fire that destroyed 40 apartment units in Anaheim on Thursday. The firt' 1n Leona Valley, I 0 miles nonhwest of the Antelope Valley town of Palmd.ale, broke out at t ·45 p.m. Thursday and swt'pt across 700 acres befort' it was contained 51/i hours later. As wands pushed the flames through the region of horse ranches and seattered homes. some residents fled on horseback to save the animals, said Caprina Govers, a waitress at the Leona Valley Country Inn. "'A lot of people have beclf' con- fiscating neighbors' trailers and the hke just to get the animals out," said Curt Williams, general manager of · the Leona Valley Country Store. No people or large animals were hun in the fire, which did an estimated $1 million damage, said Los Angeles County sheriffs Deputy teve Bate. Court refuses to unseal docunient ln Penn case SAN D IEGO (APJ -A state appeals coun has refused to unseal a controversial document thaL was kept out of the recent murder tnal ofSagon Penn, who was cleared of the most senous charges against him in the slaying ofa police officer and wound- ing of another officer The document descnbes counM'I· ing of Police Agent Donovan Jacobs while Jacobs was at the police academy eight years ago. Jacobs was shot in tht' neck by Penn dunng an incident on March 31, 1985. He survived by his nght arm 1s paralyzed because of nerve damage. The 4th D1stnct Coun of Appeals on Thursday denied a request by attorneys representing The Tnbune. The San Diego Union and The Los Angeles Times to make pubhc the I 0- page document and transcripts of two closed hearings where it was dis- cussed. No-Frost Refrigerator • I 7 7 cu II no.frost refrigerator • Adjustable wire shelves • Equipped for op11onat 1cem111<er • Door shelf holds six-pack • Energy.Saver switch • Ae11ers1ble textured doors • Rolls-out on wheels Reg. s5999s LESS SE REBATE 75oo Your Net Coat s52 1s • 1a o cu tt capacity Refrigerator • Provision for optional tCEMAGIC · automattc ice maker • Ad1ua11bte iempered gta .. s · '!helves • No fingerprint texiured steel doors • Reversible door swing Reg. $67995 LESS SE REBA TE 75oo YourJMtCoet 1f:l~ll ·- ) ,_ Retrial date set bJ slaflng alznostquartercentruyago By O.e A110datecl P"u ..HANFORD -Booker T. Hillery Jr. had been m prison for nearly a quarter-century for the m urdcr of a teen-aaer when the convictl'?n 'Wlrf 1truclc down. Now he and the victim's famil)'. m~st e~dure another tnal. ,Only two convicted murderers have been in C1hfom1a pnsor:is longer than H1ller)'., an~ the prospect of a retrial has roused wrenching re~mders of Marlene Mille~ s death for tbis farming town of 25,000 people. Hillery has spent 24 y~n m prison for the murder of I 5-year-old Marlene, whose body was found with her sewing scissors sticking out of her neck. The U.S. Supreme Court overturned the convictjon in January because blacks were exclude~ f~om the 1962 arand Jury that indicted Hillery, who i~ black. Kings County D1stnct Attorney Ro~ Mahoe decided to retry tht' case. and Hillery. now 54. has been ordered to tnal Oct. 20. 2 boy. droW"ll, woman ln coma LOSANGELES-Twoyoungboysd1ed and a woman was in a comaafter being pulled from a city sWlmmmg pool in Boyle Heights, autbonttes said Frid.ay. Patricia Gonzales, 24, was 1n cnucal cond1uon on hfe-s!-Jpport systems at White Memorial Hospital, victim of a near-dtownmg, wd Paul ~arp. hospital vice president. Jesus Leyva. 2, of Lynnfield Street and Juan Rub10, 5, of Pecan Street were pronounced dead at County-USC Medical ~nter wi~n an hour of being brought 1n by paramedics Thursday, said hospital spokeswoman Adelaida de la Cerda. Both apparently drowned. she said. Lawmakers' get ready for summer recess SACRAMENTO-The state Legislature next week prepares for summer vacation in traditional fashion -by making sure there will.be plenty C?f work after returning for the August Crunch. This means that few issues arc likely to be resolved before Friday when th~ legislators le.ave town for a month. 1:hosc issues will be discussed, debated and compromised m late-hour, last-nunute sessions in the three weeks between the Aui!.'. 11 return and the Aug. 29 end of the 1986 session. Frid.ay is also the deadline for all policy committees to approve bills. In th~ory, this means that only fiscal com!'li.ttees will be meeti~g in Au4ust. In reality, lawmakers regularly get pemuss1on to have special comm1tttt hearings for bills that for one reason or another don't malce this week's deadli ne. General Dynamics lays off 6 more workers SAN DIEGO -The shock and horror of the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger has worn off for many people, but workers at General Dynamics Space Systems Div1S1on are sllll feeling the effects as many of their iobsdisappear. In the last two weeks, 99 workers at the Space Systems D1 v1s1on have been laid off. and more furloughs are anuc1pated in coming weeks. The cutbacks are directly relatt'd to NASA's cancellauon of the Centaur rocket program, company officials said as tht' latest six layo.tTs were announced Thursday. Pig problem spreadlng ln Bay Area MARTINEZ-Wild pigs that have already caused eiltensive en- vironmental d.amage in Mann and Sonoma counties are now becoming a problem in other parts of the San Francisco Bay area. large aroups of pi~ have been spotted in eastern Alameda County. where officiafs are considenng the use ofbaited traps and bounty hunters to get nd of the big. hairy, tusked beasts. .. We've had occasional repon s of them for the last coupJe of years, but now we're seeing large numbers of the animals," said Kevin Shea, land manager for the East Bay Regional Park 1:>1stnc1. Spons groups say they'd like to hunt the pigs, but park officials worry that could present a danger to park visitors. 2 arrested for selling PCP chemlcal LOS ANGELES-An 1nvesugat1on into the use of a restricted chemical needt'd to make the drug PCP led to two arrests that could affect na~Wlde sales of th~ narcouc, authont1es said. The invesugauon focused on sales of the restnct.ed chemical J11pendine to a Los Angelt's metal-platmi firm. said Detecuve Roy Wunderlich. PCP, also known as "angel dust .. 1s an animal tranquilizer illegally used as a hallucinogen. Wunderlich said a 15-gallon purchase of p1peridme on Tuesday resulted in the arrest of Gert Von Marschner, 45, of Pasadena. and Earl Hunter. 52. of Long Beach. for 1nvest1gat1on of selling p1pend1ne wtth the intent to manufacture PCP -gu-een a/Deuces' bound for jail SAN FRANCISCO-.\f\er 21 previous drunken dn\.ingconv1cuons, the .. Q!,lecn of Deuces" 1s on the road to 1a1I Joyce Peterson was ordered on Thursday to spend two years rn 1a1I by Mun1c1pal Coun Judge George Choppelas. who gave her the maximum terms for convictions last month of drunken driving. driving with a suspended license, driving without a vahd license and possessing less than an ounce of marijuana. PoJ1ce call drunken driver '',deuces" because the last digit of the stat.~ vehicle code cov~nng that offense 1s "2." Prosecutors dubbed Peterson the Queen of Deuces. I ~ NIGHT I THOROUGHBRED RACING COMINGI MONDAY, JULY 7 FREE ADMISSION OPENING NIGHT! JOIN US FOR AN MNING OF EXCITEMENTI • 10 Action Packed Races • Elegant Dining at Competitive Prices • Exotic 'v\bgering: Exoctcs • Perfect Sot • Doily Double • Plenty of Paricing MONDAY NIGHT! July 7 $25,000 added, $7,500 Breeders C'up JUANENO STAKES Two Year Olds Six F_urlon91 ,,_....,.~~~ ORANGE COUNTY RN::ING FAIR 4961 ICDtelJo Ave. losAJamitos 714/995-1234 • 213/431 -1361 • .. .. • Christian Renewal workshops set. Work.shops will hiahli&ht th J 3th annual Southern Califomia Con- ference on Christian Renewal, to be held JQ.ly 11-1 3 on the UCLA eampu. The event will mark a first for U,,e United Methodist Renewal Minis- tncs, whose members will join Ep~SCQpa~ •. ~thc!'ln and ~resby tcnan muustnes 1n sponsonng the. event. Keynoter will be Methodist evan- gelist and teacher, the Rev. Tommy Tyson of Chapel Hill, N. C., who will talk about "Walkina m the Light of Christ." Workshop leaders include Bob Amswonh, director of World Ser- vice in Central Africa: the Rev. Roben Walden, an Episcopal rector from K.apaa, Kauai: and the Rev. Thomas and Rebecca lmende, who w1'1 tdl how theybelpcd re-establish churches an East Africa. • • • A workshop, to be led by Lonne Shannon, will explore how Chnsuan women can discover their spiritual gifts and how to use them m Chnstian service. The program will begin at 10 a.m. It 8 p.m. Friday It the 8 ....... ~•Que• •f R.UO-. Sdeace. Suite 23, · 220S M11n~ "St. in SCacliff VilJaae. Reserved teatt are ff S. For info,.. mat ion, call 969-I 331. • • • The Sunday service at 81.. Pul'1 Ladaeru Cltarcll of La1ua Beac• will have J patriotic theme in observance of lndependenoc Day and the Statue of Liberty festivities. The congregation will also celebrate Holy Communion at the 10:30 a.m. $Crvicc. • • • Members of the Flnt UaJtecl Metbodlat Cltw.r~ of Rutiastoa Bea~ will welcome the Rev. Harold E. Carlson as their new pastor on Sunday. Carlson has served in churches in Oceanside, Hemet, Anaheim. Upland and Westminster. • • • The Rev. Galal Gou&h will beg.in pastoral duties at the Budaston Beach Commul&y Ualtecl MetllodJst Claarcll, 6662 Heil Ave .. on Sunday. Fi,.,t United Me&hodist Church of LOna Beach, was Rjvcrside District superirncndent1 and most recently was at the ~n Carlos United Mcthodift Church in San Oqo ... • • • Phil Kea~. oontemportryChri.,_ Lian recorchna artist. will Jive a concert at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Newport-Mesa Olrl•t•u Cemter, 2S99 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. A summer Bible prosram will be presented Monday-Friday on the center grounds for children who've completed k.inderprten through sixth iradcs. For infonnation. call 966-0454. • • • The Paclflc Coasc Commalty Cltuc• is sponsorina Dr. James Dobson's "focus on the Family" film series on Sunday~t I 0 ~m. at Goldenwest College, Hunungton Beach. For information. call 842-4078. • • • The Catholic Daughters pf the Amencas will sponsor their second annual patriotic Mass at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at St. Joachim's Church, Costa Mesa. Msgr. Thomas N~vins. chaplain. will officiate. • • • Bob Reno of South l.lpfta, who has JUlt returned from a ml.Uloo IO Guatemala. wtll share his im· prusions wt th the Ullitatlaa Ullih'•· Ml11fPellowtilp of i. .... Biidi at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at 429 Cyptttl Drive. • • • Oeleptes from 1tbe Oraqe C..t Valtarlaa UaJver~J1t C.u~ wiU report on the 2Sth neral Assembly m Rochester, N~ "1(. Marcia H,ekettl J n and Robert G1Ua9 and Nan y and Tom Lougftrey will &JVe ~rts It 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the' church, l2S9 Victona St., Costa M'esa. A free folk mus1c concert, titled "Songs for the Soul," wtll also be presented at the service. Musicians include Kathi Nisolson and Tom O'K~fc. Host 1s Michael Toppen. • • • A vacauon Babic school will be held at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday for p~·schootcrs through S-ycar-otds at the Sout• Coast Commulty Cla1rd, 5120 Bonita Canyon Dnvc, Irvine. For information, call Kathleen Brad· .field at 854-7600. <>reriOi COil4 DAIL V PILOT,....,_, JU9Y I, 1lm A'I llore than 200 m.emben of tlM ............. c.rt..daa cater, ea.ta 11 ... lined ap for t.tbecaed Jaot ~ at t11e center to rat.e fa.nu for the charcb'• clay camp. llel.lala- tnc" their food are J&JllOD and Joehu 8wl&art. Aftenrud the conttncent attended the Aaeela pm.e. . July I 2 at the First Baptl1& Ctiarclt of Costa Mesa, 30 I Magnolia Ave. For information, call the church office at 63 1-3010. • • • "Deep Ecology: The Paradigm of Peace" will be examined by FritJOf Ca pra, phys1c1st and futunst author. Rev. Gough has served for six years at the First United Methodist Church in Santa Ana and his ministry culminated. with the merger of First Church and St. Luke's United Methodist Church. During that time he was president of the Santa Ana-Tustin Council of Churches and chaired the Santa Ana Human Relations Commission. Otanpe e"tUt ?2eftgl"#tl 'i!Jteect"t!I He also has served as pastor of the Times, finances are changing for TV evangelists By GEORGE ESPER ., ~ r ....... ,. ,_...,, LYNCHBURG. Va. -After three decades on the air. Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson are still goang strong but finding that tougher compeution for .the religious dollar and other economic and political factors are forcing changes for television evangelists. Between them: Falwell, founder of Moral Majonty, and Robertson. who's considering a run for the presidency, have laid off more than 250 employees and slashed their budgets by a total ofS34 million because revenues have fallen short of estimates. TV preacher Oral Roberts has given has law school to Robertson. has closed his dental school and 1s delaying construction of a S 14 million rcha.ious center partly because of financial prob- lems. His SI SO million City of Fanh Hospital an Tulsa hes half empty. "There's only so many letters and picas for emergency help to go the extra mile that people will go along W1th." said Peter S. Hawkins. associate professor at Yale Divinity School. Robtttton Hawkm~-.sald-hc-fca~ the tele- vangelists arc tum mg Chnst1anity into a spectator sport. Robertson said his surveys indicated contributions were ofT because younger people who arc buying homes and bearing children have less to give; perennial large contnbutors from Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana are g1v1ng less because they've been hurt by falling oi l prices. and a building boom of "supcrchurches" serving enormous congregations in ci ties hke Phoenix. Tulsa, Houston and Orlando. Fla .. 1s draining away dollar'I Rob Nordin, a spokesman for Oral Roberts. said television ministries probably overextended themselves when they had excess funds coming 1n "What we've <;ecn in the la'it decade has been a prohfcrat1on of television ministnes." Nordin s~ud "Asa result of that. I think we've <;ecn that the pie has been cut into more pieces and some of rhe p1eccs that ust'd to bt-quite large ar~ not nearl> as large as they were." Talk of a bad for the Republican pres1dent1al nomination. said Rob- ertson. has spotlighted his Chnst1an BroadcasllnJ Network's annual budget ofS200 m1lhon -~ -<' ... "Pcopk hear ol these large sums that are not the net income." said Robertson. president of the network and host of "The 700 Club·· program. "They're total bud&et ligures and they Falwell sort of scare people " In the case of Oral Roberts, some ofh'fs employees have expressed resentment over his lifestyle while they have gone without pay raisc'i for three years and some were laid otT two years ago. The Tulsa Tribune reported that Roberts drives a ~erc~es. li ves in a $500 000 home m Tulsa owned by Oral Roberts Umverslly, qw_ns a home 'of equal value an Rancho. Mirage, Calif.. and 1,1scs for entertainment a $2 4 million home in Beverly Hills owned by h11 organ1zat1on. Roberts' headquarters confirmed the existence oflhc car and the houses hut said 11 could not put a price tag.on them. \ Falwell bcheve'I there·~ a general softening nauona Iv m contnbuuon~ to con~rv.at1ve religious and political causes "We're ma state of apathy in this country." he said in an 1ntcrv1ew at his headquarters here "lt0S a very real sp1ntual apathy. and I think most of the churches are feelln$ this .. ' Falwell said he had no poht1cal amb1tl'Qns. But Robertson. son of the late LI Sen A W1lhs Robertson. 1s testing the waters with the 21 million evangelicals who are registered 'oters. 80 pcrcnt to 85 percent of them Republicans Church moves closer to women bishops NEW YORK (A P) -lnd1cat1oni. are that 1hc Episcopal Chu«:h 1s movmgstcad1ly, 1f cautiously. toward bnna.inJ women into 1\s ht tone succession ofb1shop'i -a prospect of broad. interchurch ram1ficat1ons. When. or if. it happens. the de-- nommauon would become' the fiMt tracing 1U hnc of bt~hops back 10 ac>01tohc umn to txpand that oflic:c 10 include womcn It would accentuatt' problem 1n Anahcan-Roman Catholic unity talk'i on which a h•&h·le"el t"(lhanae of letten mode puhhc thi'i wttk cited even ord1nauon of women clcrt> I\ a scnou, obstaclt 8u1 the Mo'lt Re" Edmond Ltt Brownina. the chun~·, prc'1d1na bi\hop. fo~s the further 'ltt'Jl "1n the not too-di tant lulUrc-· )t't nccc5'111tlna approval hy thc whole church lcadcrr.h1~ not JU'll by ~'mr \Ingle ditx:c..\r In June, a..woman. the Rev. Mary C hotard Daill, ran a strong second among five male pncsts for sufTraaan bishop of the church's Washmaton, O C diocese. which elected the Rev Ronald H. Haines. It was the first such bid by a woman ~1nce the church'• Hou .of 81shos» la'lt fall dedarcd they "do not intend to withhold consent to the election of a bishop on around of aender " But 1hey ordered a study of the ecu- menical imohcataon'i •\ t their request. Rrownma also has coMuhed wtth other Ansh1..an pnmatc about 11 The church I'> one of 28 branches of the worldw1d<' AnaJ1can communion th11 clatm'I the hi'ltonc hne11gt of bishop,, a Iona wllh Roman Cathol1c1'lm E.a,thri Or· 1hodO\\ :rnd th<' l uthrran { hun:h of ~wcd<>n. AC.•11*••,,_ The UNITED METHODIST CHURCH eo.ta Meea FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHRUCH 191h St. & Harbor Blvd. Church School 9:00 Wonhlp 9:00 and 10:30 Charles 0. Clant, Minister eo.1. M-. MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 Baker Worahlp a Church School 1:30-10:00 •. m. Or Wiiiiam E Steel 979-8234 Huntington S..Ch North COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6682 Hell Ave 8-42-4461 worahlp Sefvlce 1:30 a 10:00 l:30 Sunday Schoof 10:00 Fount .. Velleoy FIRST UNITED MITHOOtST CHURCH 18225 Bushard St. 112-2583 James R. Hadley, Pastor Wor.hlp a Church Schoof t:30 A.M. NEWPORT CENTl~ (t UNITCO METHODIST CHURCH 1I01 Metgwrtte Ave. Corona dee Met 9"-0745 Wor1lip • Qv(h $chld t:lO I .Ill. Rev. Burley R. Howe COllHln CIUICI COICHCATIOUL 111 l11iatlnpt ht., c.r... .... hul4 I . Im. llllht• 11 ll. s..a, lwdif ~ 144.7 ... tlowdl 5m9' ....,..,, C..t IJ ~T·.V. (I~) RA881 MARK S. W..LER SHAllAT SOVICCS Fri ·Ip.in. -Sa.!-·10:30_!!" __ F1m1ly StrvtCes I~~~::. - of Month 7 30 Reflaious S<hool. - Adult ld Youth Groups S11111ts 1011 Cal!lllJad. """*1 8Hch 1111 ..-. .. 1 844-1"9 Cent« A'-n W .. ner Educ:at« Mir1am V8ft Rfflt• PRESBYTERIAN CtUtCH Of Ttl: COVENANT llNoe A. Kunte. ~ Twrv ~. Dlrecior ot Adull Mlnl8trt. Tine Aleara. Oirec:tor of Children'• Mlnl9tr1M SlllDy ..... -l:JO & lt.t0 UI a.di Sdllll - aMtll ..,, Mlllls 1 O:OI lJI\ ""-' an .. ,... - l:lO ' 10:00 .... ...... -7:t0 p.111. 2850 Fairview Ad .. Costa Mesa 557-3340 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (MlllOU(I Synodt 780 VlctOfla St., Coeta ..... lothar V. T«now, P•tOf 131-1811 ~.-.. ....... °' WORSHIP Sl!RVICE 1:00 10-.30 AM Sunday Schld • AM .. Clau 9 20 UI Clnliln °"""'4•y Sdl8ol S4181A ST. MARK PIESIYTUlll CllUICll Ea.stllllllf Or 'ubo<te. ~lladt Rn W11111lft McQuold. Pastot Asst Rn Robeft P Stewart. Auoc Pastor Roctctr W!Mtten. MuSIC Olrecto1 ... l;lOl.I. E•IClttet Classes 11:45 A.I. ewe...~ hr 11* cal M4-U41 SHIR HA·MA 'ALOT HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM R1bllt Bf•n"d P ~1n1 l1mbo1H & lulblutt Or Mu~ ~"' SMito Ntttpo!I Buch C1 fdoiutor ~~ fo••nlo11I .... . ... rn ~.,,,, ···en A Sabbath s.rvac.. f'*r (.... l'IS PI. F..., S... fln1 friMy" ~ ._. 1.ll PI. s.m.1 tM ~-1m.. ., .. 21H Mar Vist1 Ohurch ol St. Matthew by th6 Sea (T ............ HOLY COMMUNION EAa4 BUHOAY-0:00 A.M. te. .. c:...-,,..., -.., CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES flAANCHES OF THE MOTHEP CHUACH THE r!ASI CHUAC H n r l"HRl<;T 'iCIENTISf IN b.)STON "4ASSAC'.Hll'lffTS ''GOD'' lrvlne-Ftret Church ol Chrltl, Sclentltt Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School 4111 Mlchel•on (Near Y al•) Church a Sundey Schoot-10~00 AM "••ding Room, 4)30 llarranu Pkwy , Suite 145. Ston•crffll Plaz. 10 A M.-4 PM. Mon. thru Sat 10 A M.-7 P.M. Thursday t\••rl I. ••• -. , '111,. ' Wt•~ ,. I• Newport Beach-Flrtt Church of Chrltl. Sclenlltt 3303 Via lido. N•WpC>ft Beach Cflurch a Sund•Y School-t ·OO a 10 30 A M "•.ctlng .-oom, 3315 Via lido Mon lhru Sat t AM 5 PM Tuea -7·t PM ' d ... y tt-d ft .... ~ ' rJ f(lif ";tU(I, ,,"1,. Newport Beech-Second Church of Chrltt. Sclentltt 3100 ltaclnc VleW Dr • Corona del Mar Church a lunday lchoof-10-00 A.M "•edl"9 Room-3500 "8 " I Co.M Hwr .. CdM WfllflDAY E._ n1rm11n .a.a I , ... Ill CIUIClll All are cordially 1nv1ted to attend the c hurch ~f'!rv1C:f!!-I and an1oy the priv1teo -; of the Reading Rooms Child Care Prov1dPd AT ALL SERVICES • HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (oi.ctplM., Clwi911 2't011rftM .............. NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH .... '*' .... •oe• J. a.a. ,ntor MS-$711 Morning Worstup I 0 AM Sunday School 9 AM Kin El..t l(ropbd, 'ntor ...... ,. I AM ' 10-.JO Ml (lnterpeter I• the dt1f 1t I Ml) Slll>A Y SCHO<l 9: lS Ml NlnetyC•tAwlilllle --lll '"" "· """" ..... ....... , St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Wonhip and hur 1h11 pr11c1u:•I, Chrill..ct'ntert'd, biblical mt'•Mf•· "WITH LIBEITTY AND JUSTICE FOR .. !' Or. Witham I... Plana1an Pru.ho,,. Sunday, July 6, 1986 8: lO and 10:15 A. M. 600 St Andrewc; Road ;\Jewport Beach Cahtom1a 17141631-2880 f•crou from NC!Wp(ln Harbor H11h School •I lrvuv 6t l~th I ~ THOUGHT CtlHSTIAN_CflltCH llt 1. J• St. c.ta llru CTucMlil SdMr.e "-..) "8'1rq•i11 T 111111 a14 b1Jetr' • Book ind Bake Siie • July 12 1929 Tushn A¥e . CM Or £le1nor C Jackson Sulldly /ltNflllW ... i--.' """"' °"1tth 10 }() Dial-A-Prayer 646-6464 Laguna Presbyterian Church "Church of Chimes" A fritnlly duch for the Soutfl Cwity. StirUatins s.nn.a. &.Mlt:N nuic. Sund•r War hip 9:30 •m 'Vursery C.re Providt'd -----f4.'tdd•y ~ For Olldrtn. focra • Adalts 415 roresl Avt • Phont 49{=7555 Dr Arttu J Trienley, In Cliis w.amt, Dr. Edwwds Clldwtl DIAL-A-PRAYER 494-PRAY SA ll\T) t\ fvf E WELCOMES YOU SUNDAY WOA .... HRYtees 7 30 AM -Holy Eucharill Rite I 9.00 AM -Holy Eucharist Alt• It 10 45 AM -Prayer and Pralae Eucharist Alte It Church Scnoot · 9:00 AM Child Care -7:30 & 9:00 AM (Mulic. sermon and child car• at 3 NrVlcea) MK>-naK WOMaHOP Monday-Friday • 8:30 AM Morning Prayer Tuesday -10·00 AM Eucherl1t & HMllng Service Wednesday -8:30 AM Holy Eucharist Fr. 011"-t P. Prtnoe, D.O. Prteat-ln-Charge Assoc . Fr Brian Cox, AMlstlng The Rev Thomas Henry • Dr Wllltam Rob«ta • Mr. Samuel Shafer \\INT JAMl EPISCOPAL CHURCH '~'"' \ 1a l 1d11 • '<t"••·pon Beach • 114 t..15-0~JO You WI# I» 'If~ -Aftd Helped/ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH lllaln •I AdMn•. H11ntlrt0ton -..Cit Mornino Worsh1~ Bibi• School Evening W0<sh1p SUNDAY Ac: ..... ,....,_Or...--....._, ..,_ 900AM 10 45 AM 600PM 1.4·•• '.,,. 0.... "'_.., & Ai-M 1(•91'" "'""''"'' t.4.,Qf" ,,,_, Dw«IO! Of Clwlah.,, fOUC•'""' DIAL A·OfYOTION -ut-._ Oftllo9 -531-,_ "~rwdl"'t Clw1et alMo9 ,_ .. S1n11H T e,io: II -ltjjl. r "Giving Liberty to Our Thlnkin1'' CtlJRCH Of RELIGIOUS SCIENCE .,._'* ''' ,,,. l)noltl(I C"'1•0I o4 ~I 5<...,..• 2205 MAIN STREET, SUITE 23 HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA 92648 Adulll & J1 Cl'lurch 8 00. 9 45 & t'I 30 Rev P-ogy Baueu For Information ~9-1331 Be sure to worship at a place of your choice I ~ Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/ S.turday, July 5, 1988 ------ "'LEGAL EAGL~' RADS A RAVE. Robert Redford is terrific!' -Jod eact. GOOO MOINlNG AMWCA .. 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RODNEY DANGERFIELD NOW PLAYING LA MIRADA GATEWAY ..:.:.;-.....;;..\,;4.i:.i;..:L~•.:::M:;:..:•"~4•:..:ll;:.:•.:::-::.:;'•:..:••~ en•, itJ 11u f wv ~ •' Vetl•x Y1•• DOln snuoiumlfw MOOOIC• HHIS IUUUll'S DAY Off fPO-UI I 2 >O 11M 41.M 6t.0 l 1SO t01IS DOlll UttfO'fflNCI UNDlll THf CHlllllY MOON ll'G IJI l21JO 2:SO S:U 714S I010S ~ Glll OllT HIHU'llll TC•UYAI RUNNING SCAllfD 111 1:0 J1JO .... I01:IO ,~ 121?1U• •111 f n•ltr 11 01• '"'• IOld~ UDfOeG DflU WIHOll LEGAL fAGUS 1PG1 11 JO J OS J JS I 10 10 0 •OOt<IT D .. HOfarltLD IACK TO SC"-OOL ~IJ IJll l .. 40 tJO•OO II OS 00\AT STUIO OAHHT Of VITO l ml MIOIU RUTHLISS "O'LI 11 IJ l4I 2 M 4 l4I t ·M 1.U It >O ANAHEIM llU)l7! !HO!h1m10 I! Ruft fwr ~'I SfliilNC'>lflf-.li I 'I' MAnMIW .. OOUICIC PIRalS IUILLU'S qAY Off 1~111 ,HTTY IN "NK 1,. Ut llC)GNtT OAHOIU llLD IACK TO SCHOOL ''°"'JI J/X fal f()M CllUIH TO' OUN1Nt 11.UI CfTY ISl !•l;tJ:&"• _UoetMl llA ·~ ,IYCHO 111 0Q THI HOWUNO II ltO TaOUIU IN LITT\I (MINA OUNI,._,. OOLIT sn110 llG TIOUIU IN tmu CHINA t l'G-1 J 1 1ISJ40 600 I JO IOSS OAHHT Of YllO lml MIDLH llUTHLUS PEOPU 111 11 JO , JO • JO •·lJ • 40 10 :IO DOla Y \U•tn tlALPH MACCHIO NOtlYltlU "PAT" M04lnA KAllATI KID PAllT II 11101 11,JO l ;SS J;:IO 7:41 10 10 OlllOaY MINU llUNNING SCARED 111 I IS llO so 1·00 10 IJ M.&"HIW llOOH1CK FERlllS BUELUR'S DAY Off fl'O-ll l 11 40 l 4J 4 SO t •U •OS 11 OS '°"' c•u1u TOP GUN !POI 11 SO l OS S 1J 7 40 It 00 e:11a:ttN:UM 111!1!1 4070 looctl•" •'Koon "'", ~ ,._. "'.' J.Arf"f DANNY Df llllO llUTHUSS 'IO'll fal DOWN AND OUT IN HVUL Y HILU 111 0411009T M'"IS RUNNING SCAHD 111 WISI GUYS rt1 llOI LOWI AIOUT LAST HIGHT re1 Dl.,lllATILY lllKINO IUIAN 1--.1,. loHABRA .. ~~ •• aut J:J . . . ......, .. 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W111n1ng the sweepstakes award for the be'' 0' erall entry was Richard <. ohcn Landscape and Construction In c , for 1 ts work a1 the Cano rcs1dentc 1n Newport Beach. The firm also won a first place an n.•!>1dent1a l estates landscaping for the Merriman residence · in Newport Beat,.,. arui the Comp Care head- ~uarter~ in lrvane brouaht Cohen an achievement award 1n the la~e commercial. industnal. multi-unit landscapana catrgory. A number of other Orange Coast firms were selected for Judacs' hono~ and several were mul11-winnen. They include: Southw1nds Landscapang an Foun- tain Valley rt.-ce1vcd theJudacs' nod in the small residential landscape in- stallation category for work at the Castalanette residence in Huntangton Harbour. The achie vent award an the same category was Jointly won by Comprehensive Landscape Design Corp. oflosta Mesa for the Williams' patio 1n Irvine and Eureka Land.scape construction and Maintenance of' Brea. CO{'lprchens1ve Landscape took a first prize in the models/marlcet1ng ~. NOW PLAYING maintenance area for the Co ta Me~ Courtyards; a ment awl\rd for its work at the Schroeder resident an Tustin an the small land9Cnpe reno- vation category: .and an ach1event award in the parks/public wor~s maintenance division for work al the Princeton and Stanford parks an Irvine. Multiple awards won by Jim Deans I andsc.:ape Inc. of Corona del Mar include acheivement award in me- dium landscape installation for the Uerber resident an Dana Point; achievement, large res1denual land- scape for the Gibbs resident an Dana Poant~ a Judges' ment tn large land- scape renovation for the Ohhg resi- dence 1n Costa Mesa. and another merit for the Covington residence. Newport Beach .. custom res1den11al la ndscap1 ng. Other Orange Coast winnel'$ a-re -R. M Tulleners Landscape. M1ss1on VieJo. first . medium com- mercial. 1ndustnal. mul11-un1t land· scape. Lantern Bay Estates Infor- mation Center. Dana Point. and first, design and build landscape, Smith residence in Irvine. ,-South Shores Landscaping. Missron Viejo: first. llu;ge com- mercial. industrial. ScaclifT on the Greeris in Huntington Beach, achievement awards , models/marketing maintenance. Sca- cllff models and construction ac hievement for private reo;1dcnces. -Manin C. R1ppens Land cape, Costa Mesa. first . model homes Begonias lecture topic Tuberous Begonias will be the subject of a lecture at th e Sherman L1brar} and G..,-dens Corona del Mar. !"' The program will begin at 9 JO a.m Saturda). Jul) 12. For 1nformat1on. land~apana. for Seabrtt1e models in Laguna Niguel. with Lancaster l::nterpn!>t'i of Costa Mesa taking the achie ... ement award for ~be North- wood Timberline models 1n Irvine. -M1ss1on Ulndscapc Services Inc.. Costa Mesa: f!rst for l!l· teriorscaping at the ~eg1~try H<?tel an Irv ine and a first for anterior ma1n1en- ancc. also at the Registry. -Williams Landscape, Hunt- ington Beach: first unlimited la~d sca pe maintenance for an Anaheim Hills project. achievement awards for slope maantenance in Rowland Heights, medium landscape mainten- ance. Huntington Cove Home- owners' Assoc1auon. large landscape maanenance, M1ss1on Viejo Business Plaza. and unlimited landscape ma1~ tenance for Rancho San Joaqwn Homeowners' Assoc1at1on. Irvine -tierra Verde Landscape Inc. of Huntington Beach: first, medium landscape maintenance, Orchard Park 1n lrvane and achieveme._nt for unlimited landscape maintenance. ' Park wood Apartments in Irvine. Work by L>cvine Properties Inc . of Santa Ana al the Moiso residence in Newport Beach won a first pl~ce in large rcs1dcnt1al landscape mainten- ance. with the achievement going to Orange Coast Landscaping Inc. of Yorba Landa for the Redano resi· dence 1n Newport Beach. Oranfe Coast also won a first place 1n smal rcs1dent1al landsca~ maan- tenancc for the Kinsman residence in Ne~po rt Beac h .. and Devine Propcn1es took another first place for '\lope maintenance at the Canyon Estates Communit} Assoc1at1on an M 1ss1on V 1eJO. El TORO '*LA HABRA Edwards ~let>ac~ AMC Fashion Square ORANGE UA Clry Cinema 634-3911 Work at 1he Slomann residence in Huntington Harbour brought a first prize an medium landscape installa- tion for Cooksm1th Landscaping of Orange o .. 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J S UNDe'.R THE CHERRY w• D~ THE MOON (PG·1S) I 1: IS) OllRAT llOUM 3:30 5 :45 1:00 lO:U DET'lr.CTIVlrJO) (12:45) 2 :555.10 :051:00 AMERICAN ANTHll:lil (PG-U) (1·00) 3:10 5 :20 ?:lo .. 9 :40 A.OUT LAST NIGHT tR) (IZ ;~) 2 ·50 S-:1?. 7:45 .. 10:10 CEOTUAY CtnEDOmE Q 634 2~~)1Ch1pm1n A Se nu An• f .. v R ......... Q SCARED flt) SHOWS AT ( 2:50) 3 : 10 5 :35 1:00 .. 10:20 RARIS aUEL.UltS DAY~P0-1~ SHOWS A"f (1:00) 3 :15 5:30 7 :45 .. 10.05 KARATE KID II IN) (12: U> 2:35 4 :Ss 7: 1S. 1 :35 RUTHL.aa ,_.,.,._. (II) SHOWS AT ():20) 3 :30 5 •4 0 7 :50. 10:10 TCWeUM iN) SHOWS AT (IZ.MI 2:155:15 7 ·3S .. t ·S5 l..l[QAL RAQLD (PQ) (12:00) 2 :30 5 ·0o 7:30 .. 10:00 111511 OUR ... "' ... • 1011 fUlf Slfl~[)fl[)I ..... -.- IAIUlOUS ROOM DRIVf-1~~ STADIUm (';) m 11 Z11Km!lt "'" S1tf•vm PlllNC&, UNOllR THE s C .. RRY llOON (PG-U) Alto Wilde.ts (R ) ... ~THt[ CHllEAT llOUK DETECTIVE tO) Plus OH But (l"G) David Bowle LASYRINTM (PO) Plus Polt•1'11•11t II (PG·l l ) RUTML.Ka N:Ol'\.E (II) "u•I Down • Out I n 8evert11 H ills (R) Ore9or)' Hines RUNN .. G SCARED fRI Allo Win Guys (R REGUl#AR RNGAGEM NT TARTS F RIDAY, JULY 1 ITf-t. COSTA llEIA Edward1 Town Center 751-41&4 El Tiii Edw1rd1 El Toro 5&1·9500 WEITlllllTEI Edwards C"'ma W11t 891 -3935 .. • .. I Otanoe COMS OAIL'( PllOT/Slwrday • .MY a.,_ Molotovcocktailservedat 'Another Wor ld' diner By LYNDA lllRSCll ALL MY CHJU>IU~N: After their plane 11 hijacked, Brooke calms 1 h¥stcncal Enca with a llAp larninJ Erica and Brooke are on a hiJIC:kcd plane. Jcrtmy nb former cohon Mut lO find and fn:e the women. Miu aareet 10 take the auianmcnt 1n e~c:hanar for money. Phoebe funous when ahc apota Lan&ley whh 1 RKina Form. Tad troubled by fantaJY in which Wade k.llla Phoebe for her money. Cliff dec1dca to file for divorce from Nina. Ellen •ware Rou would bke a child of hit own. Rou and Fllcn'a adoption o( Julie it final. Palm~r ICU Cle&o bill or health. Jeremy heads for Ca.racu dc1p11e N11.alie'1 9lc:a that she needs him 1n Pine VaUey. When Ruth must leave town to tAlke care of eldetly aunt, Chatlie put m ch&rae of Joey C'harhe ind Juhe conttt1ue 10 tquabble. Robin iultzes she can't tnm Wade. Sky fearful when she Ket Stuan but relieved when the reah1es the man before her is not Adam ._, _. ANOTHER WOKLD: Followtna Cass' escape, C«tlle headJ for Bay Cuy, where she quC$Uons K.a1hleen who pretends she has no tntettst in Cass.. An uratio"-1 Peter threatens Cathn, llfho in tum warns him that If anythin4 happens to Bnttany or the baby Peter will pey Mich.cl suspecu Peter involved with Love family money problems. Adam and Michael are in Bay City to uncover conspiracy. Nancy and Grq go out on date while Jake tnes to drown tus sorrows with another woman over los1na Marley. Nancy and Jake befnend one another. When Quinn'& apartment 1s ripped off, she's attracted to • police officer who 1s called to' scene. A png harasses Nancy while she's waitressing at Mary's place. When Nancy aocs out to dump the trash, the group surrounds her Jake saves Nancy but not before a Molotov cocktail explodes and causes Nancy minor mJunes. • • • AS THE WORLD TURNS: Aller an argument wtth Casey, Frannie tells him she'll &et a nde home from someone else 'ip<>lllng a "policeman" and unaware that 11 s Marsha. Frannie asks for hfl Marsha sp1nts her away to the Stuan cabin An obviously crued ~anha tells Frannie Doug 1srvm1 her orders on how to tonurc and k1I Frannie Marsha and Frannie grapple for sun While they're strug&IJn&. Seth and Casey break into the cabin. vab "Aanha and rescue Frunie Margo gloats about her reconc1h111on with Tom to Barbara Tom thnlled that Margo 1s prcanant Hal and Nick \us141n minor m1unes 1n car bomb explosion meant for Margo. Meg sabotqes Stu'scar so that she can stay on in New Me:1t1co a few more dar Meg pamci. wwhen Dusty tells her hes gomg to call Ltly. Lily discovers Holden and Janie making out a1 the \w1mm1ng hole. • • • CAPITOL: Sam rushed to hospital after massive hean attack l<Jlte tells the Cle&& tamily tha1 Sam was alone when he had lhe auacic. Kate penict when ibt can't find ChamPICM &lallft lbe and Sam M.ft us1n1na111 bel0tt h1u1tack m'1cnt1QJ condition briQP lhe Cleta flnuly \Olltthct. Trwy and Jordy plan 10 learn what Oqa 1nd1.1atry probkma ouMd S.m'• htarl anack. Dylan visits Brenda at hoap1tal. Sloane walks out on Al 1t the party and liter apolotllet to Thomas for her q1.11ck departure. Sloane realize~ she cannot CQnc:entrate on both her career and her relationship with Ali. Paula furious with Vera Sweet's contln1i1I auac:k on Sloane. Paula decides to act Vera by aavinl her false information for her column. S1ill honeymoonina w11h Clarissa Bui.er can't Juale bis mpon1ibility 10 Victor's eitace ana taking care of Carta and Clarissa. Jenny tells Zed she's iealous of Sloane. • r.-- DAVS OF OUR LIVES: When Bo II inJurcd at wortt and taken to hospital, Hope decided lo tell Bo they're &011\f to be parents. Bo as obviously unhappy With the news. Lan and Me.lissa invited to dance at Liberty celebrauon 1n New Yortt. Attrac· hon BetWttn Lars and Md1ua arows. Mehssa an&J)' when &he learns ~ laundered money for Kiriakis. IUyla takes Job as head of Water Street emergency clinic. Euaene and his time machine disappear after mystenous m.an spies on him. Roman uks Lan to help him find Britta so that he can recall his pest. Shane and Klmberly heartbroken when they learn the child they were trailina at the illegal adoption a&ency is not theirs Savannah managed to &et Lu out of town so she can take Liz' place with Neil and Noel on Founh of July. • • • GENERAL HOSPITAL: Duke gives Felicia SI S0,000 to open six bank ac-counu, telling her at's mghtclub profits. Duke gives Anna poetry book selected by Felicia. Buzz airces to take blood test to prove there are no drugs in his system. He makes sure to delay test until aJI drua,s are out of his bloodstream. Tony finally rcahzes Bun a drua addict Ten feehna lonely Lucy tells Patnck Kevin killed Eart ma Jealous rqe because Earl called Ten a tramp after Patrick tned lo rape Ten Sandy decides not to enter numna proaram Lucy secrc1ly plans to wnte book on her hfe with Kevin. Ginny d001 exposes on waterfront shop owners who are losmg business because of expansion Duke and Angel set Fnsco up to lose b11 1n poker game Duke·s dccmon to run for union office causes Anna 10 lose fai th in him • • • GUIDING LIGHT: Jackson submits semi-lewd picture of Mindy which 1s used for centerfold 1n major magazine. When Cun and Pb1hp realize that Jackson submitted 11. they make Jackson apol<>J11e to everyone at Fourth of July cclebrauon Roiuc offered JOb at Camp Cayuga Simon reveals that he and Lujack had the same father. At Andora, the baron takes 111, thinking Domc1s lndiaasach1ld,and tells her where the gold 1s hidden. India tells Alan she'll help him get even w11h Ale,. but "A truly exhilarating masterpiece!' .. •w.J -David Sheehan. KNBC-TV. LOS ANGELES "About last night..2' l>lll PHI NOW PLAYING , __ w ~----....... -£ COltA•UA •114111TlllOl'OlllUCll •LAll!llAOA •OMllCll i°"'lllb....... lh••O. 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Mark with baby Ben and tb1n!Q the'• about to -~-,__ u. lbcn tells Mason be and Mary llC'P( kidnap w ctuld. Ray's offered ~lance ~0 con"""" -.i, l\c Y• •l'• not 10lflhcr. Mary infonns Muon 1t wa npe. photo ,ob u loftJ 11 MiOdy it lhC au.~~ \NC. MAlllie Ida. Stoa!Un lbat Mu • MAlun wanu Muy to C1fW cha'JC', bUt Hawk tnake• Mindy q.ree, tbrea~1na to tryi111 to tiroclr Mallie'• matnall '° ROIU both know the coun would find 1t cunoua inform Kurt that she cauaecl fire Uta\ by thra\Cnina to l\ave htr Jailed for her that Mary waited t0 lona lo ao to p<>hcc. dctuoSed their dttam house. Dinah atll atoc:k am: Siobhan penuad• Mu tO In Pe&tl fil\cb a way to aneak ice crtam and Mqaie and Roacr wed. Max tells Miiiie fi ..... _ i · · JOb It ;amp Cay1.1p. • She may have WOn fir11 round, but nc'a lttWOJ u OlO 11."l~Um. LOYltilO: Ava be&S Cur11a f()t"'9.othet aoUia to pt even With her tenfold. Ro&er aEAACB roa TOMOUOW: Patu chance. He admit• J\e •till loves ber bul considers telbna Siobhan Max had affalt ovtthea11McLcarybrot.henplHc:o11ntcr· can't a~pt what ahe hu done. Johnny with model named F1n1&1y -Roacr attack to stop Barrtn from hal"Utina Su7t turned over to Sharee andlua. Loma'• unaware Mu and Fantaay only dined and ckctdu t0 follow thrm for ber firtt cellmatc Louie claims she wu framed. tQSCther. invesuptive rcportjna Job. Patci and Loma and Zach admit attraction (Or etch • • • Qu.ion wtnd up Al the e1'1d Of Blmll'I aµn, other. Zach combs beach hoult for SANTA BARBARA.: Ptarl continues lo bul att saved at the last moment by evidence to me Loma. Doua and Shani try aod bdp Kelly in 11n11.anum c.c. and Hopn. Af\crUoyd con.a her out of money fall at first lovcmakina attempt. Ceeie Soph11 celebrate what would hive been...----------......-------_.;.. __________ _ f~hn1 tu1lty about Ste'Ve's Lncarceration their wtdd1111 anniversary by maluna and dtcides to tell Tnsh he never raped love. Sophia then telb C.C. 1hc bat breast her Before tclhna Trish, Cecie IOCI lO can«r. Later Sophia tells Lloocl that the Cabot, who te.llt her to keep the infor· and C.C. have a rcla11onah1p ba9eCS on mation 10 henelf, that 1f she does, Cabot honesty Sopha funous when she It.ams wtll make certain that Steve as freed. Cabot C.C. knew about her cancer and pretended tells Isabel he hopes Ceeie can llop Steve he did not. Mary tells Mark that 1ht'1 and Tnsh from mlfT)'.ina. HUllt produces rm;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiimii1 hat are 1up~ly fi"4'Crerinu of Dolly's dauahtcr Dee. Hunt 1nS1SU Dolly move an. Dolly's hooker friend Lola wants 10 tell Dolly that as far as she knows, Dee was never pan of child pomoarapby rini. • • • ONE LIJl'E TO UVE: Tina tells Mitch she's J.One slnliaht and 1s happy with her new hfe. Al wants to tell Cord that Clint, not he, is his father. When AJ realucs pnest he confessed to was really Mitch he starts wri11na letter to Cord. Vicki over- hears Mitch use phrase "our little secret" when talkina to Asa. V1clu tells Oint Mitch must be blackmallina Asa and she intends to find out how. Dorian learns from John that Paul Kendall 1s not after her, he h11 staned a new life in South Amenca and rqrcu that be ever threaten- ed her. Dorian ~ on TV with news of harassment she s sufferinJ.. Dorian's di· rector secretly hates her for pusina him over for much-wanted promotion. Donan·s makeup man bums himself with acid meant for her. Joy refuses to leave Mitch's miu1on with Connie. Pett real~ only way to act Joy away from Mitch is to "BRO 111.: BEAUTIRI., LUSHLY ROMANTIC, 'MONA LISA' ... GLOWS LIKE A BEACON." -""-Ila ...._,, LOS AHOELU TIMES ''PREPARETO BE WOWED. IN 'MONA LISA,' A STRONG, STINGING, SUPERBLY . 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US, l :JO, 10 le UfTIOfY rcatelNS "PSYCIO Ill" (a) IZ IS ?IS, 4 IS uo aoe. IHO "lAlfttm" (P'C) l ll, UO, S lll. 1 JO. t lt "IY UTTU NJY" ~MllJlf11D "UCl TO SCIOOl" INI Z.4t 4• , ...... llJl(P$.IJ) edwards MISSION VIEJO MALL 1• I . , \ O '""'" T(I (,_0WH •A• tr" I • ' .mo__. "ftlltS lllUO'S IAY Off" (PC-ll) I .... ll&. S JO, 7 4\, t01e 'AT IQl'TA ''WATt 1111 II" (PC) 11 0 1!11 COi.ii\ ........ mm mo "IVTIUSS PION" (I) l•Ha.He , .......... .-..-.i.1 "UCI T1 SCIMl"' ll I~ ti~• lS 'I!> an lt IS O'l-Ul ...., ··nm.wm"(I) It• ll\ 4U ••Ma.• • \ Su4ay,J-1yt ARJES (March 21-April 19): Individual who had been ··missing" could make dramatic ttappcarance Focu continues on family. home. security. concern with Iona-range prospects. Cancer-born woman will play integral role. You pin pubhc acceptance. · TAURUS (.Apnl 20-Ma} 20): Accent versattlit). cunosuy and show that you are capable oflaugh1ng at your own foibles. Elements oft1mm,g, luck nde with you. Populanty increase-;, you could actually win contest Gemini figures prominently ·Three sixes tops in a tough week GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be aware of details, stud} fine pnnt, search foT object that hu bttn lost. m 1ssing or stolen. Cycle high. you achieve resuh'i previously elusive. You'll be a'\ked to review, rcv1~. poss1bl} to re"amp schedule. SYDNEY 0MARR · CANCER (June 21-Jul~ :!:!) Tam 1ng 1s on target. you'll be at nght plare at crucial moment enano h1ghhght'i e\C1tement ofdaSCO\.CI) change. tra,el. creauvit)' You're capable: no"' ol e\pressing ideas in dramatic. entena1ning fashion. LEO (July 2J-Aug :!2l What \Cemed out of reach 1!> now available Ma1or domestic change ocrur<;, w1 II work to your advantage. Keep prom 1<;e to nne who 1s temporanh confined. Hospital '1s1t boosts morale. You'll re1.CI\ e unusual gift. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22J Defint• terms. see others 1n realistic hghl. Emphasis on romanct·. emotmnal fulfillment. ability to win :rour wa) Powers of persuasion art.· ht•1ghtt•ned. ~ou recoup loss and prestige soar' LIBRA <Sept 2J-Oct :!21 Emphasis on power. authont). achievement 1 mponant business 1.arecr c:ontat·ts f-a, or 1s returned. ind" 1dual ) ou aided 1n past could be v1s1tor ""ho C\prc\ses ''deep apprec1a11on ·· Be rcteptl\C rongemal and "turn on l harm · SCORPIO (Oct 13-NtH 2 I) ( 10o<l lunar aspect co1nudes ""1th higher i.:ducat10n. possible JOume) long-d1s1amccommunica11ons You'll complete proJeCI )Ou'll al-;o be rCJ\\ured ul lo\C One ""ho 1s aggreSSl\C 1s merel) ··testing" \OU SAGITTARIUS l'u' 22-l>ct. 21 J. E.mpha!.1son independence courage 101egnd~ ""ilhngnc\\ h> p111nt•t·r a proJC'tl 'ou'll leam more about monc\ Jlso about financial statu\ ol om·"' hu "'nuld be dose to) ou Ek open-minded without being gull1hk CAPRICORN ( Ckt .::;-Jan I IJ) Fa mil) mcmhcr di\ ulgc'> unusual plan f ocu' m puhllt. n:latum' p11ll1hk da~h ol 1dt·as. You'll be asked to ma kl' comm11mcnt -t.''tprt''' 11Ht'rt·,1 hut a' 01d hecom1ng ine>.tncabh '"' 111\l'd AQUARIUS (Jan 'O-h·h 18) f oru·' tend tu be c;cattered -l'\:tmtnl' 'anou~ angle~ prior to \lgn1ng .in' agreement Emphas1!> aho on \Ot'IJI act1v1 t) tra,el \atat1on plan' 'nu'll ht• in <:ontacr v.nh h\'el\ d)nnm1t indl\1dual' ,.,ho 1nc,p1rt• \N1 Some weeks are easier than others. and some -like lasl week. - apparently are more difficult. The best anyone could muster was a score of SI\, spht three ways among Pro- Am, Jute, Cheryl & Frtead1 and the top-rated GWC KoUee Klutcla. Smee the column had to move to the pres~ earlier because of the holiday. several triviaddicts didn't make it on ume with their entries and took half credit as a result. This next round of triviality should be a httle more easier. but be sure you get your entry in on time. Here goes. I. Actresses Bette Davis and Katharine Hepburn have played what common character, one in the movies and the other on TV? 2. Whal was the name of Roy TRIVIA BOWL VI STANDINGS awe Kon. Klu1Cl'I 1&1 LOiiy 6 Co ($) · ..... lgg<e, Cheryl 6 Fri.ncsa (81 .-NIWIC)' Prior (4'Ail 'The ~(4~ • JOIWI ~IW•I Campua Team (4) Pro-Am(S) 'Ale* ww,.., (2) 'Al-S-(31 • 8oO eon,.t• (2'All 'lMI Again (l''I ·no entry,_...., ,..,, of lat llCOfe -o.ci 75'>\ . ,, '4'AI Sfl S6 S6'" SS 32'' 24 22'' IS'' Rogers' ranch on the singing cow- boy's TV series'' 3 Kayo Kelly was the bo) fnenJd of what comic stnp character" 4 Name the American military \.C<;scls se1Led in the Nixon and Ford ad m 1n1stra11ons S. Who sang the 111le song on the ··saretta" TV sene~·· 6. Identify the narrator in the musical play "Evi(a." Toi TITUS 1. Which Super Bowl was telecast by two networks? 8. A sci-ft story called "The Sen· tincl" nspired what big-budget movie? 9. Who once observed, "Everyone m the world will be famous for I S minutes?" , I 0. In the comic strip Pogo, (a) who was the charcter who talked in circus poster dialogue and (b) what kind of animal was he? Last Week'• Answers I. Nevada Smith (Ladd and McQueen) 2. "The Quest" (Russell-Matheson sen es) 3. Brenda Starr (Hank O'Ha1r) 4. James Madison (shonest presi- dent) S. Herben Hoover (All in the Family) 6. ·•Betrayal" (backward play) 7. Anthony Dickerson (NFL florist) • 8. "Eight Anns to Hold You" (onginal "Help" lllle) 9. Red Skelton ("that's cute" hne) 10. "I Hate Men" from ''Kiss Me. Kate" (mispronounced words) Send your answers to TRIVIA. c/o rhe Daily Pilot. P.O. Bo~ 1560. Costa Mesa 92626. All entries must be received by Wednesday. otherwise half th e player's last score will be awarded. PISCES IF eh. 19 \!Jrlh 20) rmpha'>I'> on St~k de'>1gn l.'fl'<lll\ll\ .1h1h1' w danre to \our 11\\n tunt• \tcnano also feature., chtl<.lrr:n. d1angt· 'anet~. lhan.,ma anJ ph"H.JI attrat11on You'll haH' lud .. in maltt'r' 111 'recula11on If Jl'LY 6 IS YOt R BIRTHDAY \OU h.iH' unu~ual 'UllC 'cnc,r 1•1 drama ha' e an ahuncl.inll' 111 hJrm dnd ·,ou Jrc t .ipabk 1)1 handling ;ilmo't in~ s11ual10n 1n 11mr,olu"" I Ju~U'>. Libra. \l.11rp10 pcr,on.,plJ\ 1mponant role~ 1n )our life ' ou m;ih· nt'\\ '>Ian 1h1s 'ear ~nu "' ertome handicap<,. }Ou hreak tree lrom re<.tnt11on' and \OU reat h "1d1:r auJ1enre You are <,en'>lll' c .11 times c;elt-indull/.t'nt. lam1h -oriented ... ind' nu are hasKall~ coural/.l'Ou\ and loyal Jul\ "1l I tx· \Our mo\I ITil'morahle month ol llJSb Stepbrotherly love carries some risks • c ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l>I \R '"'"' l.\"JDERS· S1>. month' ago m' mother remarned. \\e mmed into her ne"' hu\band's home. Ht· ha\ rn'>tud\ of his three <.lln'> .1gc., 10. 11 and IS WHERE THERE'S A NEED, THERE'S AW.Ai: Jrll ts the I 5--\-c-nr-oid am:t tthmk IT e "-.mart and J\\ full)' 111lc I am 15 too and \\l' ha'~ become a11rac1ed lo each (1\ht'r tk l."sed me last night for the lirst 11mc and I kno"" J\ won't be the la<,t Rut I feel guilt)' Ix-cause he is my \lephru1 her. If we shou Id get married wht•n \\.l' are older would 11 be incest'? No . name Just -LOOKING THE UNITEDWAYO Thanks to you it works fOr all of us. In 1970 Hutch Hutchinson returned from Viet Nam Where he had served for three years as an Army para- trooper He ded1ded 10 move from his nat1Ve New Yortc to Calrfom1a to woric lor the telephone company as a lines- man However Hutch became less interested 1n chmb1ng poles and 1naeas1ngly 1ntngued•w1th the prospects of a career m real estate In 1976. he took the leap and be· came one ot 30 emplOyeP.s w1lh a br~er 1n Costa Mesa He wortced with lh1s gro•ip for five y_ears before decdng to star1 hlS own business SUCCESS REAL EST A TE In 1980 Hutch madP. a dec•slO<l that was darirlg 1n the conS1trvatrve world ~ real estate He took SUCCESS REAL TY to the swap meet It s been very good for us Hutch reported We now have 25 people wortong with SUCCESS We ve expanded our sales area and ser VlCeS Wa used to ~I only reSldent1a1 proporhts. and atmo~u "" of our buslf"le" waa rn Costa Mesa Now we do business all over Or1noe County m residential. com merci.I nd 1nv11tmont proporttes We al90 pro\llda property management Sf)l'lllC&S I'd eshmate that 60"•• of our business comes d1re<:tly from the Orange County Fa1111rounds Swap Meet Hutch says that he aOd his associates are · blue 1eans reallors. and they love their work. often putting ln seven days a week In Hutch s spare time. he en)Oys wori<ing on his classic cars, a 1958 P>rvene and a 1932 Chevrolet We hope to be here a long lime. Hutch said 'The qualify of the people here 1s 1ust great This swap meers !he best• The Orange County Fa1111rounds Swap Meel is proud to have Hutch HUIChinson as part of our vendor ft1m1ty You can v151t SUCCESS REAL TY every Saturday and Sunday at sp ces 0 199 A C).201 11 ·lt'a all there ••• Ever,thlng .... under the 8unl • ANN UNDERS AHEAD IN N.C. DEAR LOOKING: No Incest there. You are not blood relatives, but I strongly advise you to cool It. The setup 11 awfully convenient but you are both too young for a serious Involvement. If you became pregnant or the relatlon1blp tamed sour H would be awfully bard on the family. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Regard- ing )Our "Stranger 1n lhe House" debate. you arc 100 percent correct to advise people not to allow stran$ers to enter their homes I would hkc to mention a couple ol points that m1$ht help your readers get over feeling guilty because the}' refused a person who wanted to use the phone or thc bathroom I am a parole and probation officer After 10 years of worlcins with criminals who have been convicted of everything from shoplifting 10 murder. I would nc\.er let a strangcr into my house You focused on "J unkies" but I can assure you that the mo'lt dangerous people do not look like derelicts. They look lik e the hoy or girl ncxl door. There ar1 1-stereotypical v1ct1ms either. Anyu11c can become the v1c- t1m ofa violent cnmc It 1s wonderful to be a good samanlan. but It's common sense to protect yourself in the process Here·s a suggestion Ask the stranger who wants to use your phone to give you the number and make the call for him or her This way a person can be helpful without being vulner- able. Anyone who 1s on \he level will be grateful. -P 0. OREGON DEAR OREGON: You will be pleased to now tbat the mall ran 10 to 1 against lettlll1 strangers In for any reason whatever. • • • -BEAR .\NN L.\NDfRS: I would like to let you know how much you helped me to perform a recent unpleasant chore You printed a letter about a pct who had become old and sick and how grateful he would be if someone would put him to sleep. Recently. 11 had become obvious that my prec1ou Gennan shepherd husk ~ ( 10 years old) was <JufTering from anhrita'l or some 41p1ne or hip aliment One day my husband quietly handed me your column which contained the above-referred-to let- ter He said noth1na It wa n't ntcessary That letter prepared me for the dcc111on I knew I had to make It 1'1 Wlth a lump m my throat that I wntt this hut I do want you to know of my aro11tudc and 1ppm:1a11on. - I S IN ST PETERSBURG, FtA DEAR MRS. L .: Yot'd be 11r· pr11td at tlM Hmber of teeters I r~l•M from uJm1l lovtr1 WM Nici I W aorta•• to ettCH1ra1e peopl .. , r.•t lll•lr old alll110~t1 to sleep. 'Nert, lt11 be ••mans, • D•Y wnte. I aoorttlatf voar 1oooon. ' -------------------------------------- WEEKLY BIUOOB QUIZ Q.1-Aa South, vulnerable, you ------------ hold: •AJ7MI QQ3 0951 .e4 The blddln.g has proceeded. Nortll Eut 8o•tb WHl I Q Pue t• Pua I Q Pue ? What action do you take? Q.2-Both vulnerable, a.s South you hold: •.Ul02 Q83 0 Q964 •752 The bidding has proceeded. Weat Nortll Eut South 1 Q Dttle 2 Q 2 • Pua 3 • Pua ? What acUon do you take? Q.3-Both vulneTable, as South with 60 on score you hold: •IQ9 QAQ88 OAQe ..i12 The bidding has proceeded: Eut South Weet North 1 • Dltle I NT Pua Pua Dttle Pua 2 Q ·Pua Pua 2 NT Pua Pua ? What action do you take? Q.4-As South, vulnerable, you hold: •K&a 065•2 ¢873 •752 The bidding has proceeded: Weat North Eut 8oatb l • Dble Pua 7 What action do you take? U 11,eo .. i.nge letters ot the four scrombled words be- low to form four simple wOfds CHARLES Go REN OMAR SHARIFF Q.5-Nelther vulnerable, as South you hold: •KQ1052 QK.J93 0 Q'78 •K The bidding has proceeded: North Eut South W~at Pua Pua •• Pua 2 NT Paea 7 What action do you take? Q.8--Both vulnerable, a.s South you hold: •KQJ85 Ql098 0 852 +8• The bidding has proceeded: Weat North Eut South 1 0 Dble 4 ¢ 7 What action do you talce? Look for answers on Monday. 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Stop ia aad Met GeDe Pnce, •--___..._.l'Jf """dlK )oalJ Satwday July S from 11 ..... 3 p.a . . . . 4 SPD. (18006) FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY .COKES . . . ALL YOU CAN DRINX . BALLOONS KIDS, BRING YOUR FOLKS CREDIT CHECKS . . BIG SAVINGS RECORD ALBUMS KIK COFFEE MUGS · KIK T-SHIRTS FREE DINNERS A ' ~·: ---~ ............._....---.....--.. ....................... ?a......... ......... ----------~·.............-.• -~· . ....._ .... __ ------------------------------------- • SATUROAY.J LY 5. 19M Dodgers take it on chin ... again LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rafael Belliard and Jim Morrison each sinaled in two runs wit.b the bues loaded Friday night, leadins the Pittsburah Pirates to a M victory over the Los A•let Dod&en. Mike Bielecki, S-S, coded a five- pmc winless streak with has first victory since June 4. The rookie right-, hander allowed flve bits. struck out Ton.l.61d'•6ame Pittsburah (Walk 3-4) at Dodgers (Hershiser 7-5). Time: 7:0S. TV~ None. Radio: KABC (790). "five and walked two in 6 2-3 anninas. ~ McWilliams and Cecilio Guante combined to pitch the last 2 1-3 innings. Dodger left-hander Fernando Valenzuela, 10-6. surrendered just five hits, struck out seven and walked fi ve in eiaht mnangs. He opened the game by stnkmg out the side. but was touched for three runs in the second. After Pmsburgh loaded the bases on a double by Mike Diaz and a pair of walks, Make Brown's check-swing grounder to Valenzuela up the first l-t3se line dehvered Tony Pena WATER POLO ----~--~--::o. - Terry Schroeder Schroeder goal keeps U.S. perfect SEVILLE. SPAI N Terry Schroeder's fourth-period goal snapped a tae at 7 and sent the United States national water polo team to 1ts third straight victory Friday here at the Six Nations Tournament. a final warrnup to the World Cham- p1onsh1ps m Madrid later this month France was an 8-7 v1c11m of the Americans. coached by Bi ll Barnell of Newpon Harbor High. who labeled has team's etTon ··nat" after having put 1984 Ol)mp1c C.ames gold medalist Yugoslavia do"n JU!>t 24 hours carher The US built a -11.5 halftime lead b) vanue of a fi\e-goal etTort in the ~cond quaner The victory keep<; the .\mencans unbeaten through three games with a potential unbeaten showdown on Sunda) with the host Span1ard'i Spain dealt ( anada a I 7-4 lov, to maintain its unbeaten \talus Taklng their respective aim Ste.e Carlton throwa a warm-ap pitch ln hia new San Franct.co Giana uniform Fri- day -and Amy Benz of Dalla• atadJH the 17th green at the 8300,000 Hall of Fame champlonahipe in Su&ar Land, Tezaa. Carlton opened up to tlie pre.a afterward. Benz mlued her birdie putt, but la alx under par through 36 hole.. Sutton rolls to his 302nd. going route wtthafour-hitter -· TORONTO (AP) -Jack Howell knows his role for the Califomaa Angels is strictly as a uul1ty player But he did an All-Star job Fnday n1&ht agai nst the Toronto Blye Jays H owell went J,.for-5 wllh two home runs and four RBI to lead the Angel5 to a9-I routofthe.Jays "I've learned about my role I fill in and give Doug (Dc<'mces) a rest," said Howell, who added that his smgle tn Lhe second inning set up his solo homer rn the founh and three- run shot 1n the fift h "If I get a hit the first time up. I'm . m<?fe confident," said II owe II "On the first homer, hC' threw me a changeup belt high . "The second one was a fa\lball mid plate about belt high." Both homers came aga1n<11 l>a"t Stieb. the one-llmt." an~ ol the Ja .. \ who now 1s 2-9 on the '>Ca\on ·-rve never seen <.;t1eb hammt."red lake that." said Angel'i \1anager < 1ent• Mauch .. It's kind ol hard to \ho"' arrogance when )OU are 2 9 ·• Angels staner Dun ~ullon t'ht"t lo.1·d the Javo; on four hll'> Lendl takes long way around S~itch in tactics propels him into finals against West Germany's Boris Becker WfMBLEDON, England (AP) - I van lend I has reached the final of the mrn's singles at Wimbledon, and he did 11 has way For the last t~o matches, it's been the long wa) It wasn't that long ago. I Q82 10 be l'itact. that Lendt decided not 10 pla) Wimbledon because. he said he was allergic to grass He was the classic clay-couner. a man "ho pla)ed a'i it the baseline was an 1maganar) bound- a11 that )OU v.ere not supposed 10 cross. This )Car. Ltndl ha\ been a <;en.e- and-volle}er, taking the net at c-.e11 chance. chapping and charging It's a new Lendt and a succc'isful Lendl A.lthough he ha'> been '>lretched to fhe sets in hi'> last t"-O matches. mclud1ng Fnda> 's lhnlhng 6-2 6-7 6-3. 6-7. 6-4. \ ICICH) O .. er Slobodan Z1voJ1no" ic. whoc;e <,crvc 1s as hard 10 handle as h1<> name 1s 10 pronounce. Lendt. a native of C 1echoslovak1a who speaks severaJ languages. had no trouble with either Has problem on the All England Club's Centre ( oun came from the way the hall bounced. '"I had a hard time 'iwallow1ng the fact toda' that I .broke h 1 m Ii v(' 11 me'i and he broke me once and v.e went li\e sets."' said Ltndl. who \er .. ed 18 aces an the match. equaling the total ol Zl\OJIOOVIC His Yugosla" opponent created that odd1t) h} winning t1ehrcalo.s 1n the second and founh sets ··t thought I \.\IS the one "ho wa'> serving better and returning better·· Lendl said .. l 'nfonunateh that doesn't al"'a~s mean that ~l)u're going 10 v.an. 'Iv.as luck .. 1ha1 Iv.on · In the qu.an~nals. the ngh1- hander "ho now make-; his home in (1recnv..1ch. ( onn . had a clo\e call again'>! >\mem:an Tim Ma~otte. v.1n- ning 9-7 1n the fifth 'iet ·Tough matches arc 'iometh1ng vou hin e to hve w1 th ... he said. "I had iough matches and I won them. It mean!> that I had to work harder. but Lcndr~ l\C~I hurdle 1s yet another bag server. defending champion Bons Becker of West Germany, who dis- played his power game an· his semi- final victory over Henn Leconte of France 6-2. 6-4, 6-7. 6-3. On f-r1day 11 was the battle be- tween Lendl, reaching the fi nal at W1mhledon for the first tame in has career. and the unseeded Z1v0Jinov1c that h1ghhghted the long da). And 11 wa!> Lendt. known for h1s stoic expressionless on-coun de- meanor "'ho lcpt for JO} when he linalh wrapped up the match to keep ala'e his chances uf wi nnmg his 'iCcond consecutive Grand Slam title He "on the French Oi>en last month on the cla\ coun!> at Roland Garro!> !>tad1um - With the victor). Lend! erased more of the doubts about his ab1h1y to win clo'ie matcheo;. He had lost the fir'>! live (irand Slam finals in which he pla}cd. but has won two of the last three He captured the U.S. Open crown lai.1 September, to go with the WI rench Open la<;t month. Zi .. 0Janov1c hard !.erve and all- around powerful game gave Lend l all he cou ld handle But handle 11. he did. although 11 rook 3 h.ours. 26 minutes IO dO'iC OUI the VICtOr) ··1 told m\sell ·11 ma} take a half hour 11 ma) take an hour. 11 ma} take un11l tomorro.,.,, but don't give in bet·ause the gu) got four straight poinl'i again'>t }OU ... Lcndl said That came 1n the founh-sct tiebreaker. when l1 \OJlnO\ ll. \lo ho al'>O reached the semifinals of the .\ustrahan Open last .. ear. reeled olT the tlrst four po1nt'i Then. after Lendt won his first point of the 11chreak. the fl-o ) ugmla\ won tht• nc\t three point' to take thl· !>Cl anti lc\el the match at two '>CIS ap1ne In the '>eH~nth game of the fourth -;ct. l1\llJ1no\1t threatened lo quit pla) ing when David Howie overruled a line call and gave Lrndl an ace to pull the game to deuce ·~· Ivan Lencll atretche. to reach a ahot from Yugoalavta'• Slobodan Zlvojlnovtc ln flve-aet semifinal• victory Friday. Ken Farr.tr went on to th<' coun and told Z1"0JinO' 1c. who had sat do" n 1n his chair. to continue to pla) "'I'm not ang11 with him." z1 .. o- JIOO\. IC ~aid or Hov..1e Tm JU\t d1sappo1nted It wa<; bad luck ·· The C\Cntual -winner brnl..c Leconte at love in the SC\ en th gaml· and went on to take the SClond ..et ~ But. at the start of the ninth me. a fan hollered to L ernnte IO rrench "Put your fir\I \erve in .. "ere using ne" hall<; \nJ a' I\ the: custom. Leconte preparing to sent• lifted the bafl to Berker The kit- hander then tumed and 'ho..-.t•d lht· ne.,., ball 10 the Ian He had lht· aowd 1n h1'> h,1nd Bed.er ho\lo-e,er hail thl· Jtl'\ 1n h1~ hanJ Jnd ht• u'l'd them 10 aJ .. antage nc,er dropping h1\ 'l'r\t." 1n the match Leconte', onh \ lt'tnr, c.imc: in tht• thm.J -,ct 11t·hn•,1k \lo-hll h he 'o'OO 1.4, The U.S. squad presented a bal- anced attack with Jame!> Berge'>on. Peter Campbell. JetT ( ampbell, Alan Mouchawar. Charlie llarns. Mike Hams and Scroeder each •,coring a goal an the first half The U.S. was 10 me<·t (1rcece toda) . 1t means that I got through very tough '>ltuat1ons. wh1Ch 1s also 1mponant. There'<; always 1wo wa-. .. oflook1n g al ll. .. '"I know the umpire was not ngh1.·· the Yugoslav said 'Tm not saying an}thing bad about him Everybody makeo; a mistake:· Referee Alan Mills and supervisor The crowd broke into laughtl'I when Leconte grabbed the head ofh1~ racket and pointed the handle toward the fan, a gesture that c:i~il) translated into. "You do 11, 1fyou can·· It wa<; a game whC're the plaver'> "l aM vear I "-3'> 111 tht· qu1.irtcr\ and I lot to Dom," I l•rnntt' 1oa1d · T h1., H'ar ~t·m1'> \\Ith 81H1<. "lt'\l \t"UI iinal \lo-Ith Bor"-and Ill four H'JI\ rm going to v.in · TodaT'•1ame Aacct1 CRoman1c.k 5·6) at Tor-onto (Clancy 7-5). Tim~· I 0: IS a .m. TV: Nooe.. Radio· K.MPC (710). 'Sutton. 7-S, rqistcrtd his 302nd cuecr victory with bi third complete pme of the season. The 4 I-year.old ri&ht-hander. 4-0 in his last six starts. struck out two and walked two. Howell pvt' tht' Angels a 5-1 lead and knocked Stieb out of the pmc w11h his three-run homer in the fifth. Wally Joyner and Reggie Jackson opened the inning with walks and HoweJI hit Staeb's fim pitch over the fence 1n nght<cnter fhc Ja~'> took a 1-0 lead in the second inning on (1corge Bell's 16th homer ol the '>eawn T ht' Angel!> 'lt"Qrcd twice 1n the fourth, Howell Opt'ned the inning with h1!> first homer Bnan Downi ng wa' h11 b) a pitch, rat:cd to third on a '>Ingle hy Rick Burleson and ~ored on d grounder bv Boh Boone The .\ngelsadded two morr: runs in the '>Pllh off Jim i\ckc:r on an RBI tnpk b\ Roh Wilfong and sau1fice fly h~ Jo~ner ( 1ar. Petti\ made 11 4-1 1n the ~"enttt "'llh a two-run double Czechmate: Navratilova, Mandlikova They'll square-off today in the finals at Centre Court 'WIMBLEDOl\ England (AP) - Man1na Navratalo\.a goes for her <.c'enth Wimbledon 11tle. including her li~th s1ngJes C'rown. toda) when she lace\ liana "viandhkova of C'1C<'hoslovak1a 1n a clash ot the two champions of serve and "olle). "I'm e'<Clled because 1 thank I'm playing well." \atd "1avrnt1lova. a nattH' of C'1echosloval.1a. 'Tm ~r vmg better than I have in a 'ti] long lame "It"s m\ seventh final and rm reall1 excaied to be here I've never lost a linal here n The ltJ.year-old NaHattlova can lie Britain's Dorothea Chambers on Wimbledon"<> all-tame hst of "inners and move one behind i\mcncan Helen Wills Mooch who won e1gh1 title'> between 1927 and I Q)8. She also can tic \uzanne Lenglen's n·cord of fi,e Wimbledon women's 1. hamp1on!.h1ps in a row. Navratilova 1\ unbeaten 1n sax Wimbledon finals \tfandhkova s.eeks her first W1mhledon title and a repeat of last September' l S Open cham- p1on'ih1p '"hen c,he beat<. hris Even L lmd in the semifinal and then toppled NaHalllo'a <\he alo;,o beat 'JaHatilo'a in their mh other \\.1mbledon encounter in the 198 I sem1tinal<t The final "-Ill pit the champion\ o .. t:Nhelm1ns pov..cr and cons1stcn- q again'>! the 1n<;p1ra11onal but erratic moods ol the '" ' c;eed T hl' l l-"ear-old Mandhko .. a. ~ lu!)l !Jml'I~ 10 Llu_id in the I Q8 I fi al ha' hcen producing hC'r hcst-e er \\.1mbll•d11n form. dropping llnl~ nc '>l'I on hl·1 "'3\ lo the final. induding a -6 7.'\ \<.'m1final triumph over l 111\d the \llOnd <;Ced Bui 'iJ\ ra11lova 1!> 1n l'\l'O hotter Imm "he has not !lurrendered a set an tht• rnmpct111on and during her 'iPl 111.1llht•\ hJ'> dropix.·d her <,,(_·rvc onl}' lour time!> "'h1lc lo\lnl( 1inh :!'\ ll•I mt•\ ----------------------------------------------------------------~ CAPTAIN OUTRAGEOUS: HE'S BIGGER THAN LIFE By STRAT OOUTHA T OllMOllf"'91ti.ft .......... ..._ ........ ATLANTA -Ted Turnt·r 1c; h\1ng proof that fic11on 'it1ll can"t hold a candle to real life What scnous author. for IO'itance would create a character who's J maitture of Rhett Butler and C1t1zcn Kane and then gi ve ham the v01ce of Daffy Duck? Whowouldcfrcam up someone hke ( aptain Outrageous. the brash fell ow• who recently told a national tele- vision audience that he didn't wa n I to be prcsadc~t of the Unated Sta tes becau'iC he wa'I too busy creating a global communacallons network to be bothered runnmg "one httle coun- ~·"> And, who. pra_y tell. could concoct Robert Edward Turner Ill. a college dropout who m httle more than 20 ~can has parlayed the family's faltcr- tnf. billboard business mto a $600 mtlhon. Atlanta-based cabll' ttle- v1sion empire. Herc as a man who owns 1'our plant.at1ons and 20 bu'l1· ncnn. anc.ludinaa b11 lea1ue bucball team. an NBA baskrtball fra nchi\t' and a laml'd movie libl"lf) that conlllO\ a fistful of the world's moi.t ntccmed motion picture\. from Crone \\.1th tht \.\.111d"" 111 the "\.\.11ard of01 .. In IJCI hne"'i J man who ha<, donl' JU\I ahout ever)thing he wanted e\tepl make tht• l' \ Ol)'mp1t )al ht ing team .\nd no" hl' aim'> tn uu1do tht• Ol)mp1l~ thcm,cl\l's \\.1th the Good"-111 <•amcs 1n Moscov.., the ongoing in ternational a1hle11c fe\tt val that advert1se'i 3.500 athlclc!I from 5 7 countnes Not a man g1..,en tu mode\t)'. Turner ha\ predicted the (roodwall Games wall b( "bigger than the Olympic~.·· tht'la'il 1wo of which ha\.(' been boycottl'd fir'it h) the '\mcncan\ and then b) the Russum\ He al'° hn-. implied that h)' ge111ng the Ameman" and the Ru\'>tan'i 10 compete 3ga1n.-.t each other. the game\ ma) act ·'' a \tepp1ng \tone to"ard ea'i1na world tension "It'< a wa) of l(Cllm& 10 know each other and -...ou d11n'1 drnp nudcar bomb~ on people -.nu know;· hr 'reason, "I he C1oodw1ll <.1anlt"\ are ao1na tn eau\f drt'illl drop\ an the rat1n&\ ol the thrt<' l \ tC'lev1,1on nttwnrk\ dunna Jul) " add'i I umcr. who has \Unk SH malhon antt> th1\ IAt<'\1 venturt an<f will air mort than 100 Ted Turner hour' ol tht· n1mpct1111111 on \.\. l B.\. 111, \upt.·r '>t.1t1on . ~> who as. 1h1\ gu ). lhl\ hrn<,h , hc>yt h. blUC-<'}l'd. loud-muuttwd, \on 11f the South'' l1o hr the hand'iome unO:\pp.1h.1hk vacht<tman who won the 1471 \nwn ca·., Cup., Is he the hlu\lcnng m<·d1a maanate Who n('cds lhl• hmd1ghl SO de'ipcratC'I\ that hl··, "ilhng to 1.1kc almo\t Rn\ ml to hath<· 1n It\ rC't1'"11nng wnrmth" Or " ht the """"ar' m;1n of ~al"(' "ho., tr..1na (Plue CAPT A.IN/82) \ Salnikov shatters record American swimmer s maktng a big splash: Reagan won 't budge MOV 0\.\. ( \l'I Prt''1lknt Re- agan lrushl·d an\ hope'> that lht United States would hit 11• ban on mahtary personnel compc ling 111 lhe Good"•ll Game'> 1-nda\ a' 1hc rnm- pct1t1on began "llh .... o .. 1e1 'iw1mnwr Vtad1m1r C\aln1ko' 1,ma\hing hi\ world rcC'ord 1n the 800-meter free st>le and 1\mcnrnn .\ngl'I Mver' w1nl'lin(!. two gold m<.'dal' in '>w1m ming. Reaean \81d 1n "'""'\Mk h1· "mild not re'>Cind thl" Pcn1,1,nn han an- nounced Th11r-.il.1\ npl.11nin1t that lhl· e'rn1 "·" .1 "1 nmman.11 l"IHka\ m · l hl· g11m1·1o. t"·1ng h1·ld lnr thl' fi,,.1 11nil· •• fl' \pt>n,1111"11 h) •\tlant ~<.'It· \ l\IL ll ll\,\~11.lh' J t•d f llffl\.'r 31 lh(' So\11'1 ll"' ..-rnnwn1 • Rt'agan '"h<'n a,i.:1·d .100111 1h1• m1kr replied "I ~an nn'"~' th 11 H'n 1•a,1h That h,1pr,x•n., 111 t'oc,• ,. con\ mC"n 1al end\'I' 111 \\ e 1.rn·1 u'(' miltta11 1~11 \C'O'i( .. 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"1f l wc-re havina mechanKal problem~ or had ;.i S<>1e a.rm" But he felt that d~tte h1~ re~a'ie b) the CaJ'lto.n sound." Ph1ladclph1a Ph11l1es he could ~1111 be a w1n n1na pitcher and hcl~> the Giant'> win the Nauonal League WeM lltle Carlton. who will start Sun· day aga1nM St Louis. thrl"" warm-up p1tchc<, for 10 minute:) before holding h1<, news con- ference "l',l· ht-en throwing e'er) da)... said the C'urlton. who agreed 10 tcrm'i w11h the < 11ant' lhursda~ night "M) arm 1\ Asked 1f 11 "'Ill he emotional whl'n he cvcntu11 1l) faces Ph1ladelph1a Jfter spending 14 ..casom with the team. Carlton '\aid. "I ti'} to take the c.·01otmn out of thl' game. It onl> add~ to losing, nut to 'W1nr11ng. I am J scacnce-tyix p1td11:r " 'Thi~ 1~ great ,"< arlton said a'> he stood "''Wi \an Francisco Manager Roger ( ra1g in th,· C1iant' clubhouse He said 11 h.1d twcn 10 year<, \1nn: ht· held J ne"'' conference. and Jolo..cd. "Pardon mt· ii I rnakc an' mistakes " Carlton said lw "open to karning the spllt·ling~·r fastball from < ra1g 'Tm al"'a)' open 10 "''"' pm hes ·· \<ltd (Milon. who mixes up a knu1..kleball 'W1th his f:t'>tball and rnr-.c Asked wh) he: decided to hfl hi'> ban on talking. hc-~1d. "You can't make a moVl· 11 1..e th1\ and not talk to the media I can't ..a:y 11 ll will continue 1n the futu'rc " Quote of the day "That\ .i prctt) nice radw the) n· 8" ing awa>. I'd come and get m.,. radio and go home:· -'it. Lou"< an.J1nals Manager Whitey Heriog, suggesung 1ha1 fans \ho"' up for a free radio giveaway at the Mets-( ard1n;il, game and then gu home to protest the Cardinal' poor pla> Slm2•on •lzzllng with a 190 Tlm ,... shot • .S.unJu..par 66 l!I Frida)' for 1 record 130 total ind 1 tw<>- trokc lead over Tom WatMa after two rounds or the $700,000 Canoo&mmy · Davis Jr.-Orcatcr Hanford Open. Simpson, 30, who has admittedly been struuJin4 ror ~vcral months, challcn&ed the usually unlorsivan.g Tournament P~crs Clu6 or Connecticut coul'1t for the second stta.1 t day and qaan came out on top. Watson, lookana for is fil")t PGA Tour victory ln two years, stayed close as he shot a 67 toJo with an openina-round 65 and was one stroke ahea f)f Du Pon mu, who shot 1 68 Friday. and Ro1er Maltbie, who closed In on the leaders with a SCC'ond-round 67. U.S. O))c'n champion Ra)' F lo)'d and Uubtri Greea both missed lhe cut with a I-over-par total of 143. Scott Verpluk, who finished I 'th m the U. Open an his professional debut, failed to make lhe cut for the third traiiht toum1ment . . In Versa1lle~. France. Severluo Ballesteros of pam fired a Ill under-par 66 bu1ldanga thrcc·<\hOt IC4d aftcnhe second round of the $195.000 French O pen. South Afncan Gavin Leveo1on broke the course record with a 64, forging his way up the leader board mtoa share of fourth place. Ballestero~. who led by one shot following the first round a1 the 6,06 7-meter La Bouhe coul'S(, finished with a two-round total of 131 ... On the women's tour. Amy Bent, lcadma a professional tournament aner 36 holes forthe first time in her career, shot a I-under-par 71 and held her two-stroke lead in the S300.000 LPGA Mazda Hall of Fame Cham- p1onsh1p at Sugarland, Teus. Benz. who started the second round two strokes ahead of J udy DlckiD1on and Laaren Howe, had three b1rd1eund two bogeys to finish with a 6-undt'r-par I 38 total for 36 holes Delahoussaye, Zoffany win INGLEWOOD -Zoflany. ridden by ~ Eddie Delahou~saye. t®k the lead early in . the stretch and held off the challenge of favored Dahar to win the 43rd running of the $274 000 \un~t Hand1c<1p at Hollywood Park Fnda) Pres~d b) Dahar down the stretch. the New Jcrse\·bred l t>Oan}. owned b) thr«' E:.nghshmen . <.el a turfcou~ record for the I 111 miles over the grasi. in 2 24 1-5 1n w1nn1ng by three-quarters of a length. ZofTan y. second choice 1n the wa~ering by the crowd of 35.294, went off at ~-2 odd<, with Dahar and .\le\ Soll\ at h·S The long,hot R1vha with Bill ~hoemaker nd1ng. ..et the paci: much of the wa) but found the distance too great and fin1\hcd \e\ en th tn the fidd (eight handicap horses.•> Oelahou\~}e kept ZofTan) clo~ to the pace. in third place before making ht~ mo' e while Dahar stayed 1ust behind the l'ventual w1nnt.'r .\\they raced down the \ltctch ot tht• long test. the 4Ue\t10n was whether ZofTan~ after taking the lead lOUld .,u1..cesfull) hold oil the lone l hallcngcr Sno1f Chief In field of 13 today 1NOLEWOOD -Soo O\kf, lhe !!I 1986 Prnkneu and Jerxy Derby winner, make lu rtlum to the West Coast when he fa~ 12 rivals today 1n the $400,000 Silvt'T' Scrttn Handicap at Hollywood Park. To be ridden by rqular jQCke~ Alex Solis and oerryina hlft! wei&ht of 127 pounds. Snow Chier drew the rail po ation in the one-mile ra« for 3 year olds. Mel.air, a filly who's wo.n her (oux.catttr start• by 1 tota..I o( 24 lengths. is Upected to be Snow Chier• Lop chalJenaer. She'll be ndden by Patrick Valenzuela and rryina 13 pound less than Snow Chief. but will have the apparent disodvantaac ofstanina on the outside or the 13-horse field. "I would have liked the third or fourth spo1," Snow Chiers train". Mel Stute. said of the draw "But that (the No. I slot) is &ood." He s:ud of Mela.ir's No. 13 staning spot. "That'll k~p her out in the field." Snow Chief. owned by Carl Gnnstead and Ben Rochelle, won the 1986 Hollywood Futurity on the same track before JOing on to become thorouabrcd racing's youngest millionaire -in his first stan as a 3 year old. A wrn 1n the Silver Screen would be worth $220.000 and would put the colt within SS0,000 of the SJ million mark 1n career earnings. Although Snow Chief has had an outstand1na campaign tFus year. he was a d1sappom1ment 1n the Kentucky Derby. finishing far back in the field. Melatr. tramed by John Sadler. includes the Railbird and Pnncess Stakes among her fou.r victones. Sadler will wa11 until scratch time Saturday momina before making his decision whether Melair will run or not. Also 1n the Silver Screen field are Marvm's Policy, on a four-race wtn streak, and Vernon Castle. a son of Seattle lew who won the California Derby. Firecracker 400 to Simpson DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. -Tim • Richmond, getung a break when Buddy Baker became involved in a melee Fnday JUSt eight laps from the end. won the Pepsi Firecracker 400 NASCAR stock c.ar race. Richmond was trailing Baker when the en&lne let go on Dale Earnhardt's car as tbe leaders headed toward the first turn on the 2.5-milc Daytona Jnternat1onal Speedway oval Earnhardt hit the wall and Connie Saylor. trying to a-.01d slowing cars. also spun. Baker ran through debris and damaged his car and. as the eighth and final caution tlagofthe race came out Richmond moved past. The green nag came back out on lap I S8 and Richmond easily led the rest of the wa y to cam the sixth victory of his career and second of the S<'ason. Sterling Marlin wound up second. 1.39 seconds behind. followed by Bobby Hillin Jr .. Darrell Waltnp and Kyle Petty It was the best career finish for both Marhn and H1fhn .. Former SP champ aaeeambe Televlaion, racllo ) TELE VISJON 8 a.m. -TENNIS: . Women's , final in Wimbledon tourney, Martina Navraulova v1. Hana Mandlikova. (3 hours, dellyed), Channe.14. 9 a.m. -GOODWILL GAMIS: ()pcruna ccremomes swimminJ. track and fjeld, men's basketbtJI (from Spam). women's basketball. women's marathon. modem pentathlon. fTOm MOSQOw (6 houn). from Moscow, Channel 5. 9:30 a.m. -AUTO SPORTS: N1t1o~al Tractor PullinJ Championships, from Bowbna Green, Ohio, Channel 9. 11 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 9. Noon -WRESTLING: Channel S6 l p.m. -BASEBALL: St. Louis vs. San Francisc-0, Chan"nel 4. 2:30p.m.-WAR OFTHESTARS. ('hannel 7. 3 p.m. -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS: Channel 7. 3 p.m. -OUTDOORS: Amencan Adventure -Ballooning, Channel 2. 3:30 p.m. -GOLF: PGA Greater Hartford Open, from Hartford. C'onn. (90 minutes, delayed), Channel 2. 4 p.m. -MOTOR SPORTS: Speedway America, Channel 56. 4:30 p.m. -WJDE WORLD OF SPORTS: Firecracker 400 stock car race , from Daytona Beach, Fla.; the Dream Mile road race, fro m Oslo, Norway; reports from Liberty Weekend celebration. New York City, (90 minutes, delayed), Channel 7. 6:30p.m. -TENNIS: Vintage footage of the tournament's early years and a look at talented newcomers, Channel 4. 7 p.m. -GOODWILL GAMES: Swimming, men's basketball (from Spain), modem pen· tathlon (3 hours, delayed), from· Moscow. Channel ~ . 11 :30 p.m. -GOODWILL GAMES: H1gh- hghts (I hour), Cha.nnel 5 . RADIO 10 a.m. -BASEBALL: Seattle at Boston, KNX ( 1070). 10: IS a.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at Toronto, KMPC (7 JO). 7 p.m. -BASEBALL: Pittsburgh at Dodgers, KABC (790). 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C111 Power Cln R.uuo.-ri Cerlton SF Tl\ormon<I SO ll 9'2 31 67 ' s s 01 73 IS 24 36 3 4 5~ 102 112 23 66 1 S 5l6 l4 45 11 24 l S HI 66 14 ll 26 2 6 S9' 83 107 4S '7 4 I 6 II 11'6273037 6 50 '191 36 82 • 131 11 31 3 2tO 42 11 12 Or•nt e Caul Collei_e ump. Orotnac C °""' < ollt'j,C will be the \1tc of baskctb.ill "'ollcybllll and \OC'Cer youth camps 1h1i \um mer • Pmur men\ baskctb.111 Coach Tandy G1lhs and his '1afT ""111 offer instruction for boys and airti. QICS 8· 13 at the()('( 'ym n.tnntn& Monday 1hrou&h Fnday, July 14 I . from 1-4 p.m. The camp will strc"' offensive and defensive 1cchn1quc' 1nclud1na. rtboundins, \hootina and p&\,1n1 and will include foll-eoun scnmmaaina Tht' frr " S55 and early rq11tnu1on at 1hc O<. ( ( ommun1t)' ~nr1ct Oflitc IS adv1'1ed •A thttt day vollt'yball amp for 11rh "'"' 12· I 9 will bc dtr«IC'd hy Pt rate women·, <"OAC'h IAnr Hllatndorf Thr t4mp will be held Fnday throuati Sunday, o\ua 1-l from 8 a.m tr> 4 lO pm and the ftt '' S SO 1n advenct. f-or infnrmauon phone 673-731~ •O< (' women'\ !OCC~t t:oach Barbara Bond 11nd fd1wn H1ah co-co.ch Rcntt N•dO!l will lr,14! thr fir"<'-l'f S-Otttr tamp ror airls , 12·20 f r1d<1)' throuah SundJy Au1 11· IO. from 9 .,am to4 pm ft't rm thr \OCCer eamp "UO 1n advanet and 1nforma11on can be obta1ntd by phonma <tl2·5ARO E AA H ... ee so Sii() SA l II SS9 234 763 ..,. 6 19 3 t 7 67' 2SI 256 37S 2 II Gu.a. Collecton Sbow The < .iahfom11 C •Un and ( olll'Cto"· lihow \hOW(";l~IOI modem 11nd anttque weapons. will be held July 12-11 at the l os An.J(ll's County fa1rarounds 1n Pomona >\ profcn1onal sunsm1th will 11'§0 be on hand to offer frtt 1ppra1sals 10 v1,11on ind Cllh1b1tors l\dmtUIOn IS $4 for adults, $2 (or ch1fdrcn S-12 and frtt for 1host under fi vc flor 1nforma11on phone (l 13) 430-S t 12 Janlor folf la•tractlo.n oHered A i1l·Wttk. JUnlOf aolf instnK11on PTOlf'lm will ~ offered by the Cott. Mesa Golf C'1ub bc1Jnn1n.1 Ju ly 12 l"'lub profen1onal Pt'\e 7-()lhy W111 ofTn instruction for OOY\ and 11rl• I A-end·undtt cech Saturd•Y from 1-2 pm Thcl"l' will be no rharac for tht< IU\JOna, but panicipants will be rcqul~d 10 purch11e • buck.cl ofballt for tM ~ial pntt of SI AMERICAN LEAGUE --- " oston Red H~ts power past Mar· exas maintains its Western Division eadersht p with 2-1 decision over Tigers rcacbini first on 1 licldana mur by honslop pike Owen. Don ~ylor lfOunded a ain&le throuah the middle and Evans foOowcd with his 10th homer. a M>O-foot drive into the IJo ton buUpen in riaht-ccnser. BOSTON -Dwi&ht Evans hit a tiree-run homer an tfie fourth 1nnio1 ~d Rich Gedman added a solo shot n out later,powerina the Boston Red it to a 6-S viCJory over lhe Seattle ariners Friday niaht. · The Red Sox, who have· won all 1ix f their pmes with the Marinen this ~~son, had 14 hits on Friday as they btult a 6-0 lead, then held on. Jeff Sellers, 2·3, a rookie riatu· hander, allo)lled five hab and five walks in 7 1·3 1nnin1s for the v1c1ory Sellers pve up three runs on Danny Tartabull's homer m the eighth, Joe Sambilo finished for bis eighth save. giving up Jim Presley' two-run homer wtth \wo out m the ninth. Jim Beattie, ().4 was helped by double plays in each of the first three inmnas before he was taged for the homers by Evans and Gedman. Jim Rice staned the fourth by After Tony Annas arouooeo out, Gedman lined an 0-1 puch over the Seattle bullpen in riaht for his !ifth homer of the season and his first sance June S in Milwaukee. Boston added two runs an the seventh despite have two men thrown out at second base tryina to stretch singles. Bill Buckner and Baylor each !>tnJlcd runs home. and each was thrown out Tartabull''i was his 12th homer of E ight straight for Mets Gooden's 5-httter, ti)ykstra' s double topples Astros, 2-1 ' Prom AP dl1patcbe1 NEW YORK -Dwight Gooden pitched a five-hitter and Len Dykstra ~ublcd home the t1e-breakmg run in the seventh toning Fnday, leadmg the New York Mets to their eighth -stra1g}ll victory. a 2-1 dec1s1bn over the Rouston Astros Fnday. Gooden, 10-3, won his seventh .s1raight stan aga10s1 Houston and rJiscd his career record against the Astros to 8-1 Despite his winning record and ~58 earned run average. Gooden had "on JUSt one of his last four starts .. After my first two seasons. people come to expect things.·· said Gooden, 1be 1984 Nattonal League Rookie of the Year and the 1985 C)' Young 'Award Wlnner "They expect me to 'win every time and stnke out I 0 each ume. I can't do that " Dykstra, who doubled off Nolan Ryan in the first 1nn1ngand ~orcd on a single by Keith HemandcL, .put the Mets ahead agarn with one out 1n the seventh against Dave Smith, 1-5 Elsewhere 1n the NL Frida) Giant• 8, Cardinali l: In San Francisco, rookie Randy Kutcher homered for the second game 1n a ro"' and drove m two more rum "'1th a 11ngle 1n a five-run lourth inning a., * Met1 l. 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LEAGUE PlratH 6, o.d9er1 4 PfTTI8URGH LOS ANGELES Bones ct Almon II Aav2b TPtna c MDlei lb Bream lo Morrl1n 3D MBrownrt Or1ulek rt Belllard u 81eteck1 o McWlmsp Guenre o Tot•ls abrhbf •lirllbl 4 0 0 0 Sax 20 S 0 2 I 4 0 0 0 Lenorx cf 1 0 0 0 s I 0 0 RWllm1 ct 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 Stubbl " 4 1 1 0 3 2 1 I Marshal rl • O I 0 0 0 0 0 MalUM. to l ' I , 3 1 I 1 Caoeu tb I O O 0 l 0 I I Trevino t 3 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hamlln lb 4 I 1 0 4 0 I 2 ShlPlev U 2 0 0 0 2 O O 0 BAuuel u 1 0 0 I I 0 o 0 Ve1en11a 11 3 O I 0 o O O o Aeuu 1> O 0 O 0 Amelng pn t 0 0 0 31 6 S 6 Tofeh 3' 4 I 4 Score bv tnnlnos PlttslM.trtfl 032 000 010-6 L•t Aneelel 000 200 002-4 Gemt w 1nn1no RBI -M Brown 13) E-Sh1Pltv eemerd OP-Los An11eta' 1 LOB-PllllOUf~h 6, Los Ange•e' 1 18-M Diez Valenruele Mem111on Sa• HA - Metuuek 131 MD·u J1 SB-Bonas I 131 S-81eteck1 IP H A Ell 88 SO PlthtMlrtf\ B•elec1'.1 W S· S McWllliem1 Cioanle LM A'"""1 6 7 l s 1 J 1 I 1 2 0 0 Vo e<>ZIJef• L 10·6 9 S o S Reuu I 0 0 0 7 McW•"lems P•ICl'e<l •<o I oaller II\ 1ne 9111 WP-Bieletl<t UmPirtt-Home BOll•ll ""'' 8W1111eml Seco,,d. McS~rrv lh,,O. "'"' T-2 ... A-46.31S I t •• 0..., , .. fhtllng DANA WHARF -187 &flOltrs 6 00&1\ 683 DoH 10 oarratuda 11 rock l.1s11 83 macktrer NEWPORT LANDING -136 e nQlert ~ 00111, 16 oarrecuda 43• sano oau II cal•to tran l "•'•bul • sculP•n S6 mec•erel This weeti's fl"out JOnt\ LOS ANGELES -8 0U<luel Cenvo" Crl'e• Jae~'°" Lal<e L•llle Roe• Rnt"rvoir SAN BEllHARDIHO -Cirten Vehev La•t ~aMa Ane River Santa Ann R ver sou•11 lor• J S"verwOO 8 shOP Crtt" .,.,.er m.oo•t soulh enc •nla<!' 1 GtorQfs Crtt~. 1no .. e>e110ence Crttk Lake Saorona Lone P•ne Crtt~ No<lll La•e o ... e11' R•ver l>elOw T nemehe Laws Br•Ooe Oow" \tream 10 Slewarl L11nel. Plea1en1 Vell•v Reservoir Roel< Creek Lake She1>11er01 Cree• Taboolt' Creek TIM4!mena Creek. Tullle Creek MOHO -8r•0111oort Reservoir Buc~•ve Cree COllvlcl Creak ConvlCI L.ake CrO#llV Lake Oeedmen Creek, Eller. Lakt Gtau Creek, Grant Lakt. C.rttn Crte• C..ull Lekt' Hlll0<1 Creek, June Lelle, Lee V1ni1111 Creek Lee \l•nono Creel\ (south fork), L•ll~ Walker River Lunov Lake. Mamie Lake Mammo«h Crtek. Merv Lake, McGee Creek Miii Creek, OwtM R•ver 1Ben1on Crou1no and Bio S1>rln11Sl Re.,,trse Creek lloolMon Creek Rock Creek 1P11rao1se Cem11 10 Tom's Place Tom's Piece uPstreem 10 Rock Creek Lat-el. Rusl'I Creo. SedOlebnll Creek, St>erwin Creek, Silver Lake Swauger Creek, Tlooe l.,11ke Trumbull Lake Twin La~H BridQtPOrt (uol>tr 1111d lower) Twin Lakt\ Memmoll'I Vir11l111a <:reek, \lor9l111e !all.es ful>l>e' end iOwerJ Weill.er R1vtr IC""' Frat C11m1>11rovnd 10 lown of Weill.er L.eevlll Meaaows Cem1>11round 10 ~onore Bridoel AL.PINE -Blue Lakes 1u1>oer and towtrl TULARE -Bone Crte~ Orv Meeoow Crttk ICern River llOUlh forld Kern Atvtr l"a .rview Dem 10 ICRl Powerriouse Jonn so11oa1e Br1ooe 10 Fa•rv,ew Da m) Nooe Youno Creek Pepoerminl Creel< lupoer and iowert ~ulh Crtel< Tuie River m•OO•e tor• norin ano \ouln lorh of main for~ Ceoar Stoe>e nrra I .. . .. •• • ••• Sc>MdW•V motorcydH (at~-Cauntv F1lrttr0Vn0\l lt-'CI Retlln 16 ·man 1911mev Point\ awarded on 3·7~ l·O b.llslt lor I 2 3 un1>1actd besl\, eecn rider Q01no lfl llve racH l1vt leos eecn I Aten Chrilllan (Munllno1on 8each1 14. 2 tllf!I Ml1<e Faroe 1Co11onl aM Sieve Lucero tAtver,1oe) 13. • Breo Oalev (San C•emente), 12 19" Fl'Hdam Cuo I Cnrl,llen, 2 Fane. l Luctro, • O•lt• A.llenOence 1 026 , . WATER POLO Slx·natlon t1".1mement ,.,~.Soetnl Vnlted Stai. I, France 7 u~ ''0 \1e••• 2 s 0 I e F•e~cr 1 J I 1 7 US S<orino ~roer1er 1 9,...g.,on I, P Cemobf'oi 1 J C am~u I Moucnewar I Harr•• I Evan\ I ... 111/0\19'1' II ' G•ff<' ~ ~ "'"'~ 11 Canada • US Atmalnlne Gel'l'\ff Tooev Greece \vnoev S11aon Men's golf.results ~a.. UMitCIMlwlh ll•tf-1..0 Ta .. cnu11t Cntn Joe lnt'Nft Mll1tWes1 WllllaWoH 7S-ff-144 ,..,..., ... Cattr--.C-J MecO'CrM¥ 11·.,_1'0 Tim SlmPton .. ....._ 1>0 ldWatCS. lton.o 14•66-140 73·11-144 ,..,._, ... TomWallOll '517-1J2 .IOdltMuOd 71·7 .... Ml c.or.. ArUtar 71•,._141 Jedi lt..-JaffSluman 14·71>-144 ,,_.,._, ... Dan Fonmen U-.._1~ Roeer Matlble ..... ,_1,, Me(tl. L ve 11>-71-141 JoM McComlMI 67•7 .... 1» arian Ctaer ff-71-141 ar..-1a11r11111 L.arrv IUnller 7W.-lt4 71·7>-144 74-10-1t4 74-71>-144 n -11-144 73·71-144 72·13-145 7t·J)-14S 74·11-145 n-61-145 73·12-145 70·7S-lol5 70-7S-145 n -n-145 12·73-14S 73·71-10 73·7>-146 73·1>-14' n -1..-1 .. 72·74-14' 73·n-14' n ·1-14' 11-?S-146 74·»-146 72·7S-147 73·74-147 75·71-147 17 70-1'7 71 76-1•7 n -1s-u1 71·77-14• n-1s-ue 7•·7-14 n·11-ue 73·7S-141 15·14-149 71·77-149 7•·76-150 7'·74-150 76·1S-151 71-76-151 I0·71-1S1 71·74-IS1 90-72-152 71·7S-1Sl t<tniw l(no• 6'·6,_135 An!WllOCwdll 41·7)-141 $(Oft $1"'"4111 .. -~lU Mlk• Hullefl 6 .. n-10 ,..,., Ootter'flllb Oenl1 W•tson 6S 71-IN L.-ll0tler11 6'·71-141 0•¥1<1~ Olln&rowna Miii• '*'-.. ......._,,, FllU'l' loelllr 6f-n-l41 Tom l(ite ... ff-137 O.n Pohl ff 72-141 loo I.Ohr Jonn COOt-... ,.._137 MNtl O'Mftra .. n-1' I ••• C.tcJw~ TomSltd1,.,,.1111 PetMcOowan Steve llowtntn Tom "9rnlct Jr Oob£HIWOOO Jav HM1 11·66-137 L.on HIMle 70·11-141 Scot! Hoctl 11 •66-131 a 1N Kreu.,1 71·70-141 P•11I "'lnoer 61'-70-137 fhiu Coctirao 71·10-141 Jim Dent .. -69-131 G•rv lt.oc:n n -•t-141 Jol\n Manaltev 61·71-ua C OolllnO Jr 73 • ..-141 Sieve P••• 69-69-131 Pt-I., JeeotMan 73 • .,._, .. Siu lner•nam Oannv Edwtrd• Klkuo Arll Corav Pavln 6'·69-131 • lctt Oak>cM 73 • .,._141 Mark H•Vet 70-..-131 ... IM N'tcAlfltfer '9·72-141 W•vne Grad¥ 74·6-t-l)I T teVO< Dodds n· 10-1'1 TM Chen Dav• Elc.~oer ..... ,_131 9'ed l"a11on 70-72-1'1 Aorlan Slllt1 Jim Tnorpa 6'·69-131 L.ou Grehem 71·71-142 Oave 9arr R0rtnl• 91aQ< 6'•69-131 l(eltll Fer91o11 11·11-141 PhH eteckmar Mika Nlc.olellt Jlmstmon1 Joev Sindelar 11·67-la Die.JI Mall 73·6f-t 42 811 A°"'' '1·61-lll aoo Murllf'lv ,,.,,_ 14, David Lundllrom 6'·70-13' Leonard TllOmi>.on 69·7>-142 Pel L.lnchev PevnaSttw•rl 69·70-139 J•v oat.1119 69·7>-142 Dave Rummath 8 1" Sander Garv Hellt>ere n·67-13' e111v ~01 n ·69-142 Mark McCumber '7·n-llt Marl< WleOe 74·~142 Nldl Price Chlll 8Kk 66·7'3-139 fl•IM Ta OllallfY 1t1c.n Cremer Dannv 8r1QQ1 DA Well>rlllll 61·71-13' 8arrv JIHICkat 69·7-1'3 Franlo. Conner ,,_70-139 Aot>ert WreM 61·1S-1'3 Tom GIH!on Wavne L.evt 10-69-13' 8rale1 Oou9JoM.on Mll<eSmllh Andrew Ma~ ;t,ncjy North M CebvKCfl<a 70-69-13' Vane. HHlnar 70-7>-1'3 Howard Twlllv n-67-13' Bueldv Garo,,., 71 ·72'-1'3 Gary McCord 70-69-139 Hff Lew11 n -11-143 Jo/111 AO.ml 70-69-13' lh~ Fiovo 72·71-1'3 Jim G•llffher 71·~139 Ken Graen 1l·71>-1'3 Mark 8r00kt 1t1cnaro Z~of Mlk•McCullouoh 61·7Jo-t40 D•vld Edwards 69·11-140 Cntl1 Pwrv 74·6f-\'3 WOOdv 81ackourn 1S·6t-1'3 Jett GrYlllel Mark Pfeil 70· 70-140 David Fr0t1 7S·61-1'3 Jc Snead Aoo Curl 11·6.,_140 Ken GrMn ?l·n -1'3 Tim Norris Slave .)ones 11 ·6~140 Devis Love . 11·72--1'3 Gena Se""' Tommv Veientlne EO Flori MlkeCoonev Gaoroa MacOonakl Gregorv L.eO.llott Larrv Demeo Sam Atndolph 73·67-140 Huber'! Gr"" 71·72--1'3 Mike McCulfougli 67·»-40 Mike SuHlvan 14·6..-1'3 Ctarene AoH 69·1l...-140 Rocco Mediate 71 • 71-1 '3 Dev• Stockton 69·11-140 Bob«>v Clem11a11 72· 71-1 '3 Lff Trevino 70·70-140 GreogTwl99t 73·71-144 Curtis Strano!! 11·6,_140 SColl V.,1>lan1o. 73·71-IAA Women's golf results Ha• of Feme ChamPIOMlllP (•1 SUNr Land, Tens) Amv Benr 67·71-131 Amv AICOll 70·70-140 O.o AkherO 11·70-141 lto,le Jones 71·71-142 L.euren Howt 69·73-142 Pa• 8radWY 71·71-1'3 Pennv Hamme 70-73-1'3 v10 1 Fer11011 n -n-1 ... L•l• Yoon11 71·73-1.,. DMOffLe\ktr 13·11-1« Judv Dkl<1nwn 69·7S-IA4 C1110v Mill ]2.73-145 Marv Z1mmerm1n 70·7S-14S S.llv L.lllle 7•·71-145 AVlkO Oi<amo10 n·73-14S Jen11 Colet 75·10-145 Jene Cit<lde\ 1S·70-1•5 Ka111v Beker 71·74--145 Shlrtev Fur10n11 70 76-1'6 Le uri Peterson 73·73-1'6 Cnr11 Jonnson 73 13--1'6 La urie Rinker 73-H-1•7 TnereH HH\1on 11 1S.-147 Pallv Sheeh1n 73·74--147 Merci Boienh 71 76-147 Lori Garbacz 74·73-1•7 M iss•• 8tneo'1• 73·7•-147 Penv Joroan 73·74-147 Oeooran Sklnn" 73·7-147 Cerolvn Hiii 77·71-148 L vnn Ade ms 76· 73-149 Stephanie F erw•!I 73· 76-149 Juli tnkSler 7S·74-149 (1nov Raric~ n 77-149 S.llv Quinlan 75· 7-1'9 Deoo1tMauev 76·73-119 Oi<·HM Ku Sulle McAlllsltr Jackie 8artJCh Allct Ritzman Sharon Barrell Bellv KlnQ 8. Pen<1er11as1 MarlenaH1- 0awnCoe LuL.ono Rao1er Caltlv Marino Joan,,. PaclllO Sut le Be<nlno Nin. Foust Mlu 1e McGeoroe Beth Denlat Geil LM Hirai• BarbThomH Sue Ertl Sandra Palmer Maroartt Ward Lenore Muraoka Leslie Pearton Celhv JoM\ton L.vr\n Conna11v Vicki Tabor Terrv· Jo Myer\ JOOV AoHnthal t( n111 ;t,rrinoron Anne-Marie Pe111 Sherri Turner Den11t Streblll Nancv Whit• All1$on F 1n"4!v Milz• Eooe Susie Beraov Debt>•• Melsttrhn Jo """ Wuham LtAnn Caueo1v Firecracker 400 HASCAil STOCI< CAR RACE (al OavteN a..c:t1, Aortdl) 1 T 1m Rlchn>on<I, Chevrolet Monlt CerlO SS 160 $5',6SS. lll 916 1 Sterll119 Mart.fl. Che.role• Monte Cerio SS 160 $37 700 3 Booby Hlll1t• Jr Buick LeSaort 160 ,,. s.s 4 01rrell Wallrio. C.hevrolet Mor\te Cerio SS 160 '2• 7l.() S Kvle Pellv Ford Thunoerblrd, 160, $19,72S 6 Rlckv Ruoo Foro Tnunderblro, 160 \11100 7 Joe Rullman, Buick LeSabre, 160, ll2,300 I Au\lv Wallace Pontiac Grend Prix 2+2. 160. \IA. ISO 9 Pnll P11rso111, Old\moolw Della 118, 160. \6 7SO 10 Alen Kulwlcl<1, Foro Tnunderbird, 160 \] 600 11 Nell Bon...itl Cne,,,rolel Monte Cerio SS 160 \13.SIS IJ Ktn !>chraotr Foro Tnunoerbird 160 $9145 IJ Joov R1o•ev. Pon hat Grano Prut 2+ 2 160 \&.61S 14 8uOOv Baker OIOsmoo11t O..te .. 160 ~ 6AS IS Booov Alh\on Buick LtS.bfe 159 s l1,S&O 16 B111 Elholl Fora Thunderbird 159, \ 13.t>7S II Cele v eroo•e>oon, Foro Thunoerb•rd IS9 \~ ?lS 18 Mike Wallr•D POlll•llC C.relld Pna 1+ 1 IS'I \l S20 19 Tt rrv <1Donl@ 0tosmoo11 .. Della aa 1S9 '10 310 10 Dev~ Mere,,, Ponl•ec Gr e nd Prix 7+1 159 \I OS 21 RIO N1l\on O•dlmOO•le Della U ISS. n 04S '2 A•Chard Pe11v Pontiac Grano Pria 2+ 2 t '\6 l6.S9S '3 Jim Sauter. Chevrolet Monte Cerio SS lSS. U .S9S ?• Jlmmv Means. Po11liac Gr1flO Prl• 1+7 ISS, \6,710 ?S .J.D McDuffie Ford Thundart>lrO, IS4, SS,790 76 Grant ;t,ocox. Che,,,rolet Monte Cerio SS, IS4. 12.19S 27 Dale Eerllt>ardl. Cha•roltl Monie Carto SS, ISi, llU9S 18 Pancho Caner Chevrolet Monie Cerio SS, IW \S, 100 19 Geoff Boolne. Chavrotel Mot1lt Ca rlo SS 1'7 \9.995 30 Conni• !HIVIO< Ford ThunderOtrO us "860 )l Herrv Ciani Chevro,.1 Monie Cerio SS 10 . llO 6'5 l2 Rodn.,, Comos Cl\avrotel Monlt Ca rro SS 1)0 \1 020 )) Douo HeverOll Chevrolet M011tt Cerio SS 10. 12 .0.S J• K9" Regen C~vro<rt Monie Cerio SS '12 "'170 JS EdO•e B•encf\wale Cnavrotel Monlt CarlO SS 13 J I 94S :M 8tnnv Parton\ Oldsmooile Del•• 18, 79 \7 120 37 MO<o•n SneOl'lero Buick L.eSet>re SO 11 HS 31 l ommv E "'' C~vro1e1 Monlt Ce rio SS )) J2 625 39 Gr99 Satk1 C11evrOlef Monte CarlO SS 3J "t4S 40 Cnet F 1111p Ford T l'lunotrblrO. 14 SI .870 •1 Ron Bouchard, Pontiac Grer.• Prix 2+2 I) '1.110 •1 A J Fov1, OlchmoC>ola Dell• aa. 2, $1,110 16·73-149 n -11-i.9 11-1.-1so 7HS-ISO 7S·7S-1SO 76 74-ISO , •. , ..... ,so 71·72-tSO n ·n-150 73·11-150 71·Tt-150 7S·7S-ISO 13·71-151 74·77-ISI 74 71-tSI 73·71-ISI 79·71-ISI 71 73-ISI 76·7S-ISI 74·71-fSI 75 76-ISI 76·76-IS2 1s n -1s2 76·76-IS1 1'·71-IS2 77·7S-1S2 74·71-IS1 79·73-IS1 76 76 IS2 76 11 I~ 11·76-IS3 79 1..-IS3 79 74-ISJ 77 76-l!>J 7S 71-ISJ 11 76-1~ 79 74 IS3 19 7•-IS3 71 7S-tS3 ,. ''"' ,. OvallfY Mllldv Moore I0·7t-ts.4 Kev Kemiedv 77·17-ISA Oel>Ofah McHattoa 79·7S.-ISA Stlaltev H•mlln 76·71-1~ Clndv F1119 7'·71-ISA L.orlWest I0-7-1~ Joan Jovce 71·76-IS4 Donna CePOnt 76· 71-1S4 Heather Drew 71·17-ISA Joan Oelk 7'·7 ..... 15'1 Clndv Ferro 11·76-15'1 Marv MurPflv 7S·IC>-ISS Kalllv Ahern 81·73-lSS Pally Hive\ n ·l.l-ISS HHl!le< Farr 76·,._ISS aDec>ra Sl>aln lt·74--IS5 Connie Chlltem1 7'9· 76-1 SS Ctndv MaC'ktv 77·71-lSS N•ncv TomlCh 76-~ISS Li v<• HurtO..t 79· 76-t SS SuMn S.ndtrl 7S·SO-ISS Nancv Ledbellt< n -n-1ss Nancv Aubin 74·12-IS6 Carole CnarbOlln1er 79·17-IS6 Cathy Revnokls 76·9C>--I S6 Dena C11ance11or 81·76-157 Marv Dwver 81·76-IS7 T Frt<1ri010t1 79·7J-IS7 Mellue Whitmore 79·79-IS7 Be1w Berrell 71·SO-IS7 Susan Smlll'I 11·81-15' Kathv Milt 76·12-ISS Su1le Paoer 12· 76-1 S8 Ci er de Bovkon 18 S0-1 se Penn; Pulr II 71-1S9 Keren Permerel 71·11-1S9 L1noa Munl 17·81-15'1 Colhy Mani SO-7-1S9 HollVWoocl p.,11 FRIDAY'S •ESUL TS lS4tll ef 67-dllv ~ maetlnol l'IRST RACE 6 furlono\ EHlu\1ve KtnO IDUQIHI E•uoeran1 Devil ISotot 1nou•t•llve tOrleoal Time 1101 1400 760 •60 780 •Mi 310 A.110 Ran R111n Sneller Art•\''' Venture M1\lfr StriOt Screttheo Emerald's Rel>f'I SECOND RACE 6 lur10nos Friendlv Leader <SOiie! Caor101e1a CCu1anonl Or1rn1e1 Champ tOtlvaresr T1mt I 11 l 770 460 l 80 700 soo 910 Also Ran Quttn D1mao1110, Olene Fancv F oorv Goomolhtr, Superb Jel, Pao111ew1ck Leov Mv Louie. Eleoenl Perk Ol>ev Scretcned Dt\ert Oew n DAIL y oooaL.E ( s 10) P4110 17S 00 THIRD RACE. 6 lurtono\ Flvlng Leuon1 ( Sottt) Touoh Envov (Velenzuelal Ntulral Plaver <Sttvenu Time 110 110 JOO 2M> 760 HO l 00 ;t,llO Ren Oena free• l &nOstt• 8esl Ano Bo•o Sword Pr nee Screlchea•O SISOO FOURTH RACE 6 IU"IOnQ\ Rert S1e r1e1 1$0hsl Polly Lil Rascal I Black I La Bena W•llC>n (Valenrue•a l T1mell02 S 70 H O 1110 380 160 6 60 ;t,110 Rall NuCiftlr Wonlfr Mo\1 PrM1'QIOOS F 11nhno Mar·elle Aroe11111r00 D4v1ne Judo• men I Sere lc hec1 None U EXACTA (5 61 11e•d 11700 FIFTH RACE 6 lurlono\ on turf •oeru1ct1ka rva1enwera 1 3 Ml Loucoom tSolls) Bold N Si>«:tel ( Shoeme• t r I Time I 083 3 00 120 380 2&0 l 00 AIM> Ran L.lc;hl Nor1ll Sloer Grev \lerl4!tv, Nie.k's Nao Scratched CllOColelt Swlu U EXACTA !2 31 Paid $37 00 SIXTH RACE. 6 furlono1 MvlllCal Draoon llmbrl) Take Tio (Black t Se111a·1 Joi (Snoemel<er l 1110 oolO 400 16 Ml 610 1 IO Time· I 11 ,a.110 Ran Soortln9 Ac~ Reise L.adv Aut>rev, Bal18C Babv Mt TooollheOOOI Screlchad SHC••' Strll\• U E JC.ACT A (9 1l 1>eld I 168 40 SEVENTH •ACE. 6 lurlon1" An Alvoer Gancv P . D11lcate Vint (Stevens> ) •O .120 210 310 210 110 Anvlnono For Love IS110em1kt<l Purdue Queen IOetahounanl Time 110 At10 Ran Kev BIO Brave AeJ 8urnllhed 8 r00111 Pffcl'lence To Orum Flv1no !.lloooer Dfl>ulanle Un Ron JS EXACT.A 17 I o••O 0900 PICI' SIX (IO l \ 1 or A 9 ll Peld I ... winners I I, 113 eo (\•) nor1esl U P.ck Sox con\olellOll paid ) 016 w•nMrs IS4 40 (hvt l'IOoasl EIGHTH •ACE I 'l milH on turf l ottaflv I Dela hOuuevtt S 00 Deller fSolisl F1v1no P1ooeon 1$0101 Time 120 290 240 790 740 , 00 Atso Ren Lt Sol••~· MOlllKlto T •l11keno R•vtla Lord Grundv U •XACTA (1 l l 1>9ld 117 SO """"" aAC•. I 1/ 16 rnlllt eft tuir.~ fM l"Ull C"'"'"1 (~Ytt) g IO I •• GMll< I(_.,. lOIV.,etl : _ Joi• IS19¥1M) ,.... Timi. !AU AtlO ttan; Att.-. Krtslltl. fr11111. 11011c """'°'" Count lrlc. OatftOll'• Game. letltv a.tow z.-o, Gllflta. llelM A Pound. Screldled. F-•il ~. KlmrlOtt •Md. ~et. Stmoltl Ooeretor " •XACTA (l-1) Mid snuo Attandallce U,1'• LM~ ...IOAY'I llUU&. n Ultt .. St·•• _.,_ ...... ,_...., l'llUT aACL 400 Ylfll' k•f T S.kt ICreeoerl UO HO UO Sarawak Wino• (Uctiev) UO UO L.a RM ~ (Floret) 1 '° Time. 0:2Q.50 At.o Ran. Kii• a.no, Meller• 810, Ooct hid Eagle, ROY•I EHV Deal, OlteO!donlhaladv Oo cna1ienoer Go, Never 8encllno. Scratcllad: levond The Limit, Cale,,. L.adv st •XACTA 16·1) Mid 11.lO HCONO llAC&. 400 verOI Ona Woman Show (Cra1*l RalH Your Ania (Gtvcl•l AH$0n To TOllll 11...ackrtl 12 40 S.IO 1 60 460 uo 260 Tl,.,,. 0-10 17 , Also Ren. 8orn To Solit, on J0t10v Aun, K•n Allll Soma. Ai.tnilot Doc, El Venclette, Je1 8er eavc:o. Screlehed Jel1 Rover Dane:.,, """'°" R~. Wini« Wraneier · U EXACTA (10-tl Nici UUO Note Jell Rov•I Dancer (3) was • lata ¥•1 "'-'a ten and refunds were ordel'ad THMtD llAC&. 350 varctt L.adv Ctanlc C.111 tCreor) Dallcate Lelt'f I Older lcli WI) Sorlno APOiio lF19ueroal Time· 0'1791 HO J20 HO 700 HO S.00 Af\O Ran: Je1 Sat OrllNn. Aevanoeful. Ima Donne Mt!>, S-ter Than Pie Jet 8er 8evco Scratcllad; 8rooketM $2 •XACTA (H) paid Ill 20 Nott 8~ Ill we1 Kr•tcned before we_.11111, flOURTH llAC•. 3$0 nrd1 Pauls Jewel (CO.rclal lllu•trtou1 Sir <CerdOza) C"-ful Honev (Hunt) Time: 0:17.'7 4IO 360 300 440 '10 1120 Also Ren: Mt Mesler Angel, Str .. kln On Too. StrHltln Jennie, R1111 1to1te Jon, Miki Miki, Lii Brown Hor'4, ledouln ROH. ScralcNCI: Sl~llsn Eeo. No More Sacrell, Fut An Fancy, llallmlHI., fltFTH ltACa. M)C) Vtrdl. Sca111 COPY (Garcia) c n.11111 e evou CL.aet<ev) To 8a Akh COIClarlc:luenl _. Tlfne: 0:20.16 23 00 • .tO 4 .40 00 310 360 Atso Ran: Roflln In Oouen. Lelntlen ChOlce, Satin SUnHI, Comark, Fall Talkln Miki Miki L.lt Brown HorH, 8adouln Rosa Scratched. Hamodllc.k 12 aXAC'TA (1-6) Nici 177 20 SOCTM llACE . .00 nros JodV on Bwd ICaroozel Suldl"• IL.ackrtl EmarOIOot (L.awl1l T1mr. 0:10 6S 360 ,.., 140 HO 400 160 Also Ran L.UClll 8rNllO.nc.a Vltel Vixen OM Tl\ln Dime, SLC GOOd Ooc, VIOOI Solution COOi S.llln. Scretctwc:t· Senate P-. Cetavt Dencer Hv L.oote l2 EXACTA 11·4) Hid 117 IO Nole Jockey cnanoe Oii Va<1o1 Solution ~Ntlt P•oa (10) WH • tel• vel Kntdl •nd refvnos wet• ordel'ad, wltn •• his Pick Sh• 1atac1tons swncneo to tevorlle. Jodv on Bird 1'1 SEVENTH RACE. JSO vard1 lnllmete Mfelr (Ncdml) 3 00 Solvencv <Ceroozal Celt Me Perr IGllll Tl"'t 0 \169 120 , ol() 340 360 e 10 AIM> R•n Wlnnln11 Rich. KIPiCHh, Im• Merrlooc. !lien 1n1en1, Mr Bel Bio PrtsllllOus Pal Scra1c11ec:1· None n EX.ACTA (1·11 Paid \13 00 EIGHTH RACE. 350 yards Ms Doo Streak (Tra1ureJ TIH Cn•mplon IPlll\enfOll) SI Ber E•P•M\ (Purcell) Time 0'1791 700 360 400 6t0 1.: Also Ran WlnQl'lllt 8111, Winners Foe, Euv Lt ln Miu A~ Streak Ms S..11ar Dupar Scratcneo Nont U EXACT.A (7·61 Paid $67 IO No•• Joci.ev Chenoel Oii SI 8ar Expren & Tisa Chamc>ion NINTH RACE. lSO veros 1Dorc11snl RiCh SC><Srks ITreesure) Nellvt Scout IWardl CrimM>n A•m~ 240 240 2 10 S 40 2 IO 2 '° Time O 17 11 Also Aal\ Marll1t Arll One r..uv CNire>e M•nd Game Scra1cneo None U EXACT.A 12·1111e1d \llO 11 PICK SIX (6·1·1 or 10 I 1 11 1>e•d $3S,791 10 SO wiMen (Sl'C horteSI. J1 PICI< SI-tonlOI• 11ot1 oaod 71' wlnnet1 '21S 10 714 •five llortes) TENTH RACE. 400 varos cnoc1<1 Bedulno <Craoerl Tne Rebel Bene IB•ool<ll Ke1en Mv Coov 1Dlderlt111anl TllN 0 19 90 J IO 1 10 1 10 210 210 3 00 AllO Ran Ant19Qt111t, Mak1n9 WaYl, AC· comoo111oons U uebon T1mt10 Teno";.;t"'" Kev Scratched Smokln HolrOO D<K e Curir S2 EXACTA <l·S) 1>ald '6.00 Note Smokln Hotrod Doc 141 wet • 11111 slfwerds' scntcn eno retuno1 were oroart<I . Purw BrHkOown cont Slalh \7,1lo0, S.v1nth \S.900, Etvl'lln U,3SO. Nlllfh n 900. Tenth '1.•50 EL.EVEHTH •ACE. 170 veros Flffl Mickey (DdrckHn) 3 IO Dvno DOii (Cer0o111 D•CkOS T•l<HIOol< ICreegerl Time· 0'46.23 790 210 300 210 J 00 Also Ren Mlle<IU9ntooo. Montleur L• Rut Jamie Dev, Moon Themt ScrelChed Aebs Bay \2 EXACT.A 11 SI Pe•o 19 60 LPGA monev IHdln ( T'hroutfl JIHW 2') I Pal Braotev 2 Jull 1n1<s1er l Merv Belh Zimmerman A P•llv S .... 1'111.n 5 Vat Skinner 6 cnr11 Jonnson 7 Jen SlePhenM>n 8 BeltY 1Cln11 9 Sa ndra P•1mer 10 Judv Dlcklnwn 11 Amv Alcott 11 Bec:kv Pearwn 13 Muffin Soencer·Devlln " Ayako Ok•moto I~ Jane Geddes 16 La uria Alnller 17 Oab«>lt MalHV 18 e.111 Danlat 19 Pennv Putz 20 Joov AoMtntn.1 21 Holli\ Stacv 11 JeM Craller 23 Deb AICl'taro 2• 8011nle L•uer 2S Jo.Anne Carner 26 Catnv Kretz«t 27 Allee Rltzm111 21 L.eur e 8euoh 19 Patti Rlu o lO Oi<·MH Ku 31 Celnv Mor111 l2 Janet Cotes l3 Barb Thome• 34 Rosie JOllet JS Mvr• 81eckwe\Oer 36 Pennv Hemmtl \199,77S 230.325 171,932 144,721 1?8,436 121,3•1 119,490 111,S97 Ill, 12• 104,137 l03,9f9 101 546 '3.«13 12.~ }1,& 75,9'0 7S,2t3 .... 14 63 626 61,571 S9,16S SA ... S4.71S Sl,169 49,111 ... ~, 41 ''° "s.30 45.340 45,llO '3 101 41.1~ 47,l~ 4,,m 41,4AI M>.1 .. Atfllleapl I ADCel llJen of Amertcu. Geor1.la. wu a 4oa.blo-wta- ner LO lloecow htcla7 bl the nrtmm.Ln& competition at the Ooodwtll Oamee. SWIMMING Geoctw• Gama ,.,~, . Man so tree -1 Jonn S.uerleno (U.S.), 23. ll. 200 brtHI -1 Dmllrl \/Olkov 'USSAI. 21772 400 '"do -1 Vedlm Varosm~ltl IUSSAI 41106 too lrte -l Vladimir S.lnlkov IUSSRI 7 SO~ 'world record). 400 frH relav -I Soviet Union, 3·20 11 w-50 lree -I Angel Mven (U s I. 15.60 900 tree-I Leslle Deland CU S l, 1:309'. 200 DrtHl-1 Valen• VOllove (USSR), t-.2914 400 frte relav -I United Slatfl, 3 •1 61 PRE .. FOOTaALL oranee ceumv Al-Star..,,,. F nMV, J4llV I I (at Ora,... C..11c.e....1Qlfl Mn.I SOUTH •OSTE• l"lner, ~ Pn. Ht. Wt. MvrOll 8ulle<, Seddleback A8 S· 10 Ito Rick Jutilca, Edi.on Wit S·9 170 P•ut Hurltv, S.nla Ana WA 6·0 110 A•nOv Helen, HunllnotOll 8NCh L.8 6·1 2'20 Shene Fofav. Newoorl Harl>Of Q8 6·2 191 Oannl1 Artv. Fout1teln \lellev WA S·ll t7S Eric Turner, Se nta •n• Q& 6·S 200 Carrlc;k 6rewst.,., Foothill PK 6·1 200 Kevin McClelland Newoort LB 6·3 2'6 8 111 Crall, Marine 08 6·0 190 8art Aeckle11w•ld. L• Quinta RB 6-0 190 T.m Helder, Mlliff Del D8 S-9 17S Stan Turner, CorOlla oe1 Mar AB 6·1 llS Garv Aenltrla, Irvine LB 6·0 10S Gi.nn Campbell, S.Odlebeck RB •·O 200 Dennis Erl\, M111lon Viale> D8 S· 10 Ito TOO<I Vert, Mission VltlO A8 6·1 717 Tom Qu•nn, FoothlM L8 6·3 710 Ale.II Collelfo MlulOtl \11e10 C 6-4 230 Franco Paonanett1 Hunl Beath OL 6·0 11S Curtis Cranoett, Etlencla LB 6·2 10S L•tle AlualO S.nJt Ana OL 6·0 135 Herman Beine. WHtmlnster DL 6·1 2.0 JOhn Porler. Marina OG S-10 1.0 Dan O'Conne~ Woodt>rld9e DL 6·1 ?SS Aenov Cioet11 E01W>t1 OL. 6·3 2S3 !Koll M4bertv, Hun• Beech DL 6·3 14S 8en MorllOll, MllloOll V1e10 OL 6·4 2SO C11r11 Wtttermen. El Toro OL. •·• 2SO Jonn A111men. Tustin Ot. 6·6 2lS Peltr Petek, SllOdleOBCk Dl 6·0 2?0 Prtlton Hevl•ene Marina LB 6· I 2U JOhn Canson. Coste MtH TE •·3 13S tCtn Grlo11s. EdlM>n TE 6·4 217 Coacn-81" Crow. Mlu •on Vieio HOllTI4 ROSTER Plever, sm... Poi. Ht, Wt 8 111 H•rOellv Pac•flca DB 6·0 1'S J T Snow, LO\ .atemllos 08 6·0 175 AOOIPh Renaud. Le H1bre 0 8 6·0 180 Jtll Fleldhou1e ServltP WR S· 10 17S D11•1d St Clair, Trov DB S· 10 170 Tim Ao1enkren12, ~rvltt QB 6-0 170 R Ke•zaroff, Los Alan'lllOS WA S·9 16S Jamie Nelson. VIiia Perk AB S· 10 170 Wade Clatter. Loera D8 6· l llS Mlkt Fritz, •nal'lflm DB 6-0 170 Torey Shlnautt, Trov LB 6· 1 200 Frt<I C•mart11e, BrH OB 5· 10 16S Chrtt WrlQfll, Loera LB S· 11 115 C Weatllenooon La Mabra A8 S·9 11S Deve Rosa, VI"• Park RB 6·0 llO Douo SIPPie El Dorll<IO LB S· 11 llS ltOO.rl NHHr Et Modena OE 6·4 19S Rav P111arH. Velencle AB S· 10 llS Chuek ZKour Canvon WA S·IO 170 Mall ;t,larlO Cenvon L8 6·3 21S TOOCI GOid Anane1m OL 6-2 11S C~ris C11~01 Le Heora C 6· 2 21S Al AOutrrt Cyores.1 LB 6·3 710 Rev WIHlam1 Es11erenze OL S· II 117 Randv Gonzfle1. R Ala mitos DL 6·1 22S Mike Greoowslll. ~rvlle OL 6·4 120 Don Glblon El Modena DL 6·3 7S9 Xavier Hick\ Vaientte OL 6·2 23S Aol>e<'I Ren11el Veltncta LB 6·0 215 Jtuv Agular Trov DE 6·3 710 Jot Gerten. Valencia Ot. 6·3 2'35 Marcus Paneu..,1cr Loera OL 6·• 23S WlllW Tavtor, Pecltlce WA S·t 15S JoM Leoasme Ese>etenze D8 6·0 llS Chris Hartmen, Pacifica DE 6·3 19S Sftn Cturv El Mooen• L8 6·3 111 COllch-BIH Craven, Pacifica Fr1daV's TrartMcttoM FOOTIA&.L. ••'** ,....,.. L.•we SloboOa '7 6. DALLAS COWBOVS-Sloned fopoer Ciem•ns. runn1n11 t>ac~ •nO To11v Flack, oe ten\IVP Oeck U.S. SWIMMERS SURPRISE AT GOODWILL GAMES • • • "8JC NOTICf 'lennoue .,...,. NA• ITATbmWT FICTITIOUI IUUtlU MAmlTATl-.n The'~ pertont.,.. From Bl After all that Ln01pt•11t10n . thl· opening crremon1e\ will he hc:ld "' Un1n scad1um The g,'lrlH'' "'"' rnn tinuc unul Jul~ io auerland wa vl\1hh up\Ct "-ht•n he learned of the: protc't "I'm u~t only that I don'1 knu~ the dcc1s1on.'' he ~1d ·1 m 1t<>1na tr> sleep toni&ht not know1n& wht'ther I'm aoina to have to ,w1m tomorrow .. I assume I ..,...11 h ve to '"''m · The ll·)Cat-<>ld '~1mmer, who J111du1tcd frpm lf( L \ 1h1c. )tar. M1d that bt u~ of his 1nlc:matmnal r'pcnc:nn: he wa' prepared for a '" •• •• 1 a a •• a 0 q111~k \larl ol lht' r;itl' "In 1ntc:rn.11wnal '"'Imming I !.n•>'-' the' iio "1th a lju1c~ gun ' he 'k.lllJ "The hllltom lint" ""·" 1 hat 1t wu a poor ~tartc:r .ind .1 poor start," \auerland '>C11tl • 11 ''a.; take )our mctrks. boom .. \;1uerlilnd \.llCI h(' "oulcJ not krep ht\ &old m('(fal O\ttrHihl. hut would g1' c 11 to w rneone ··1 don I ""ant 111111'' not mint• he \;ll(j f rut~hnn con("(.'dt-d 1hat hi' n1111c\I 1n t(l.h 1 h0t \ r been .1 Ill t\lakc. a hu1 hr made: 11 1n ta1rnc'i'i to all thr ,~1mmcr'i and 1n the 'ip1r11 of thr C rood~ill (1t1mt~ wh1'h werr ldumhcd as 3 way ofpromot1n& world pcalc cspcc11ll)' hctwecn the worlcl 'c. t~O SUJXrp<>Wt'~ 1 he furor of the protC11 and \alniko' 0'i 'iupcrlat1ve JXrforman{'c "1rtually ovrrshadowe<l thc battle for mrdal suprcmaC) ~twern the l S and the Ciov1ct l 'mon The Soviet .. gained the advantage. captunna ~ve aold medals to the Amcncanf four but the U c; show- 1n was surpns1n1 since 1t ~nt .cs \>Ccond 1c1m whtlt the So" tel\ .,.ere using their hc-1,1 'iw1mmcr'i LC'\lil· Deland. of Wc~ilakc: V1llagr and daue,hter of 1hr { aliforn1a-bascd \mer1can coa~h 'WOO the womcn''i ROO-mrtcr f rtt)lylc: 1n 8 30.84 for the other ll S v1t'tory <iov1et tnumphs wtrt produced by Yelena Volkova tn the women·, 200 brca tstroke in 2'.29.84, Dmlln Vol- kO\ in lhc men's 200 brta'it,trokr m 2: 17 72 . Vad1m Yarosh,huk 1n the men'\ 400 tnd1v1dual medley 1n 4 22 06. and lhc men'\ 400 fffcitylc rtl8) ICllJl 1n 3 20 77 N<>t'mr l una of Roman1n WI\ lhe other 'old medah 1. &alona 1hc women s 400 1nd1\ 1duol medley m 4 4) 17 • fora...itWAd ACTIOH Call Daiy Pilot AD· VISOR 642·5678 ....l-.. ___._ -- ---- ----------- ______________________ .. OOlng~u SORREN TO HOMES VENTURE. e CaHtomle Lim lted Pert,,erttitp, 17121 Mllctlell. fl"Me, Cdf 9271' ~ Commutltt• !rte • • CeltfonMll Corpofetlort. 17821 Mltchel, IMN, c.111 92714 Oone6d o z..,_. ~ dent n........,1 ... 1119ct wttll IN Councy Clertt of Or· = CCMlty Oii June 20 "gm Roy A ~. 3200 lrletOI St,_., ""'• 700. Coe•• ...... Cellf tH2t ~~COMI = Piiot M I t~ It 21.. ~ma. Hudson pals party, toast biography By LJNDA DEUTSCH •1111' .......... ..... LOS ANGELES -.\bout lCXJ friends of the late Rock Hudson gathered at the h.ilh~ mansion he loved for a ~·toasting the authonzed b1ogiaph} of the movie star who died of AIDS last year Many of those who drank marg.antas and sampled Meiucan delicacies on the pauo of Hudson's spacious home Tuesday night said he would have loved the gathering. although It was subdued and many of his colfcagues wer~abscnt. .. He loved panics JUSt hke this ... said Jean Greenberg, who was sec- retary to the late actress Mar•!yn Maxwell. According to the book, Maxwell had considered marrying Hudson. The party was given by Wilham Morrow and Co .. publisher of .. Rock Hudson: His Stor).. b)' Sara Davidson. The book discloses mu mate details of Hudson's life. including his homosuuahty. which he never ac- kno wledged to the pubhc before he died from acquired immune deficien- cy syndrome. .. He kept his two lives separate. and we were part of the other life." said Greenberg. adding that the contents of the book shocked her. Although many people in Holly- wood suspected Hudson wu homosexual. she said. few ever dis- cussed ll .. Manlyn went with him for 10 years and refused to believe lt," Greenberg said. "She was really in love w11h him." Hudson's butler, James Wn~t1 who 1s living in the star's mansion until it 1s sold. said that for the eight years he worked for Hudson. they never discussed his homosexuality. .. He never mentioned 1t to me and I never mentioned it to him,'' Wn'-ht said "He was a very pnvate man · Hudson. 59. died of AIC?,S last October. The announcement of his illness brought the first w1dtsprcad public attention about his sexual pref ercnces. Asked how Hudson wduld feel about the revelations m Davidson's book. Wnght said. "I'm sure he'd feel a httle embarrassed about 1t, and yet. he wanted the truth to come out "He wanted a book wnttcn ~ everything would come out and that would he H He'd be able to re~t 1n peace" Davidson. comm1ss1oned to wnte the book o ne-month before Hud«>n died. spent the evening a1vma inter· views to repQncrs at the party attended by her friends and Hudson',. The author has defcndNi her view of Hudson·, hfe as the o ne h would have liked to prOJ«t Sht u1d that becau~ her book wa the authomed vm1on. ,he had m{'rt 8CCC,, to intimate detail\ of the 1c1or'<1 hfC' than o ther account,. IN FREE FAIR TICKETS I I Enter and win the Daily Pilot Col- oring Contest featuring Fair-ah, mascot of this year's Orange Coun- ty Fair, July 11-20th Clip the Coloring Contest entry form, color t~e picture, fill in the blanks and send it to the Coloring Contest address on the entry form . That's all there is tOi do. Enter as often as you like. Watch for dupli- cate entry forms in upcoming is- sues of the Pilot or pick up dupli-, cate entry forms between 8 a.m. . -and 5 p.m., Monday thru Friday in the main lobby of the Paily Pilot at 330 W. Bay Street, Costa Mesa . Good Luclll And Happy Coloring · Get your entry forms from the paper or pitk up copies from our lobby. But, please, no phone cills asking us to mail yof:J entry forms! Thanks. . ...... _ ~. . ~ COllt DM.Y PILOTl\I 1 ,.., ""1 t. Contest Sponsored by The Dally Pilot FAIR-AH SAYS: The Best of naturdt Foods t<IDS! YOU NEED 3 T04 CUPS OF MILK OR MILK PRODUCTS EVERYDAY/ '86 range County Fair SALUTES DAIRY CA'I*I'LE Oranae County Faiqrounds •Costa Mesa• July 11-20 COLORING CONTEST! Ont w1nntr m rach age group will he-chn,rn ~.'l(h wmnM will rrtl'1\1 .t llf krl\ 111 thr Orangr County Fa11 Winnmit p1dures will ~ posttd m tht Fult Arts Exhibit at tht h1rground' • Rule~ and Regulations AGf GROllP '-5 I All rntrl<'\ mu\I ht compltttd hy a child 1n lht' ~ grou~ h~tt'll Z M11I f1n1'htd tntry to OranRt County F11r Mtdi.t Orpt Co\ll Mtw CA 9262ti Mu\I ht rect1vtd by July 10 F.ntnt'.S m1y 11\0 ht brnuj!ht to lhr F11r on Judgi~ O.y July 11 J Jud~ng O.y Kids Day (Ch1ldrtn 12 & un<kr ldm1tttd frrrl July 11 at t 00 PM-Pinto Art~ Otpanmtnt l \ Do--11 1uur bouacbold eubllcri~ to th~ Daily Pllot'' ...... . .. ... -~· .. ... ...... ~-... ~.. . vrs / ~o ........ QI I _ _.,, ____ ......, Of~ Coeat DAILY PILOT I Saturday. July 6, 1Da8 I . CALL 642-5678 . IF CAUINO FROM NORTH ORANGE IF CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANGE e at a ~; • ¥ .. . I . IAIL INTO. SAVINGS 4 lines, s7· 60 s5ao 7 days... . with pre0;ayment ..... Ml ... ..,,t .... 1...,r ............. _..a .. 1 ... 1 DMl11tlea Jtll Cl.dol Offlet MM tluttal/Offltt Mel 1Utt 1111 lntral IHI lewal FOUND Codtatlel vlotnlty HOUSEKEEPEAI Matwrt QEH o-...., ..... ...., ___ ....,......, CLAMIFIED INDEX 6•1·5671 HH fualtut .... flltOM NORTH OfWtQI CO. M0-1220 0; 0 CL.AlalfllG> OfflCf HOUl'IS T~s.MceM·' IOOAM-S~ PM l •two.y I 00 AM I I 30 AM "*"-Count• M r lndlln900fl• & Macinolla. woman no-emk, ~ no.tor ~==·"'tc. ••ma&.• •unut ft/Ml/..... 80l'A l!D "3-110.. nlon alct., c<IOk, Ught &111211• W ~:n~•P., r.:~· PAITllY 111\11 K~ V•ttOog lather ProduoUon co. lnttr· Oood condition. llQl'lt FOUND' Ou--~ .... h nou*eeplng S1711 wft s Coeta .. 4 •• 7001 • ce:to N.8. !)co./mat. nr ot f'alramda wltraln vtewtng f0t btlokgr()U(td beige Md wtttt•. •10. aft, .,,. ""1 dayt Nve In~ out Call The Oruioe Cout OellY 5 ' ~ t0t the M hr 5'4e..t'?M work. AU agea I typ6. 4.pm. 9117·1eta. atn~tlc equip. A I<! 1 betwHn 4-5 oii.1. vt Piiot 11 tocking for a fUlt p -~ c 11e a N neec.Md No man I watc:fl 975-3070 875-14<>9 Bob time accounting ctertc. lll·1-c::!n1o1 °if:~t Zita. FISHING TACKL!, FIT Io (~':, 4eMS72 11¥911 I 00 AM·~ 00 Pt.I A1'y l 'N>\oil!I "Oi H4 • IP\ft Oe "' I\ t flC)..; , .. •1111 De \.,,;04CI •o. ~,:.·.-, ~'' :.~~ <=-~ ..... ~. Hf ""CW°''" a COt«l-ot'I t.M•• 1"0 • • •en.-.•O'• •~ ........... IOf'"f'lo' I 1H' FOUNO fem Doberman, ---Outla lnctucHI c.ittNtatlon U•fll•IT c .. ~ 952-41311 eummer • PI T winter· .... ti ........ ..., fem Coc;«er. fem wtit a Prtfnaitu~ bllllng and aoaountt pey-9f"Y bYe)' r• eeta1• <>f· Oood knowledge ot P90 Wll'lll ......._, 1 l. • bb d tic "' •bl• Newpti)91* • nc. wlbu8y phofl9e 4 LINOl!RIE SHOP ~· Cout flehlng, a mech. Men & Women OWi 19 _ ..... .. :i-a1r, ~em ;.,d er: Ualaiaba ft SIOO s>«i9nc. • plU• Full ti~ dy•~k. t -2 Typing reepontlble per.on 3--4 ab111ty req. 642-ee&2 w/depend _. & proof of ......... ....... len:i. white P«llan. m• IUIUTll/ULll lmtMdlate OC>enlne Call 45wpm. Mutt be retlabte dy9 P« .-...... exper FUlL ·PART TIME lneur. fOt home dell~ ........... /. l.HliMI crOM, male Gold NMdpeoptewttt\profl•1• Jerry Johnaon at andwettoroomed.M&aty prefd Mt-4M.-. And9f1Yey91'd~ .. v811, of ni. A9Qltter ~ Ulli'-"J..t•n Rel. gray a Wflt d°"*tlc tltude I dr ... MUii heW 642...,21 !'Of lntervtew/ commeneurat• with ... HAL man HI IN light lyp&ng required, will ~-Eam l4004eOO _, .. ltl«thalf we havw many peopte .. 11111 Mlf motlY• appointment Com -penence, bUt wUI trlln ....., trlln. IOfM weekend•. mo IOt PIT ..,ty AM hfl, I• 111• I• I •- kitten•. tM4-365e • tlon, ftalr fcW coklf, own e::i:,.~ and ex()91..Cell Jo:n 631-~ ~ =..= 1~ Coeta Mw. 631~ 140 761.,..155 7-11111\. llbctU...... Mii F~~.G=~-rl~ :rr .. r~-: •;:, -~DUST 1;;~~1 ;:ta ~;.,;:= ~ HA~~~e:~RS .... .,. .. t .. ::35 f6'm"'P00.1i" 497·7124" per90n. 2131596-3487 lllLY PUT~ ~=: ~ ~~ ~r ~~·, ~ AousEREEPER LIVIMA ~.~~1:~3~=a FEMALE EJ'oDll9h Pointer IMical/ atal S 330W.BaySt. 11.,l•lllT do not need prior R.E. van /1tat1onwagon, Engllltt, gd ref, exp, f0t glUl'350.._t31-4117 wti/llver manonoa. vie _... .. ·--·-ColtaMeaa.CA92926 lneuranoe Brott.,. otnoe. exp P ..... lendreaume . 1:30am • 4 ·30a m , rm & t>d, am talwy. IY BABY ~s10 °"-~"r,1~~,::W•rdl Ex-:;.;:;_,'2';:'+"R'oA, Pleasant phone YC>loe, gd & confidence to: Ad seoG/mo end up, call meg, 997•5778 S10,: W*• Sto:"'c;,; genefal dent11t In Coata typing lkllll, Int.,. In # 117, c/o Deity Pffot, PO 8-46-2432, tpm-epm RESPONSIBLE Young ... , S10, Umbf 1trot1 '3, Lott~ I t>erlan Huaky MMe. 545-9475 lllllHPll i.arnlng ln.urenoe. S8nta BOX t5e0, C.M. 12626 -•alunl l /f adun Nekl to NV9 on 8adt Peck tl. 631-0997 Blk/Wtll. Edlnget & Coate MIN real •tate Ana Patti or Marty $ ... LES H ... RDW ... RE FIT -----boat In ex~ tor boat Edwards. 892-5327 lllTIL llllST&IT ayndlcetor nMd1 full 836-1900 ,... ,... ,... • Ref'1, car, good pay. maintenance. 122·1118 FURN • Fr delilc, ptatu,.., SREWARD-$200 H .. p build ""'''""new prao-charne bookkeeper lloantllllT Countw aalet In Retail PleeM call 5'8-0e21 • L--·H dlaMI, Cry9tel, ellY«. ~, .. Hardware Stora, '" tit_..,.. women ctothea, M-OI-. Loat-PARROTT lice TMm approacn Exit Some computer 9XP« on St W ...... t H dw: ··-·---- , ,_, Pa / .. --,, & 1 ...... -IB ~opley Colony C•bl• eve, '""' ., are, -·~ f"l(,ft latlsan 1111 kite. fur coet. 860-3518 Siu/Gld Macaw. June 29. 'I w .,......,, ,,_,,. M compatible needed "vi 1 ... h 1 __.1 1 128 Rochelter. CM. Needed f0t FUhlon ta. r• ---------S 1 8 t e r / E d w 8 r d 1 • Uve bonu1 program 1 yr Thi• ts a growth ........ Ion • o.. H mm ...... a • -- - -PI01•••• -11T 8-42-2356 min exp. RDA pref'd HB In an expandtnO'"'rirm opening tor • rec.ptlon-Cla .. /lntaaraah tall ltore. FIT h,. avail. Antique Secretwy, cherry !II ... rn area 8-42·5035 bet 9.5 Salary ranQe s18,000• lat Dullea to Include buay SSZO EOE. 644-5070 bedroom tulle, 4 pee, Cotleetort Item.~,, LOST Wedding B1nd1: 12o .OOO/yr 642•3996 awltchboard, grHtlng p•-s .. _ eplndle, Mar1haWUhlng· $5K·71<.. Wiii ..i1· '3000 Engagement ring w/3 FRONT OFFICE Trowbridge Equity Group I customers, llgnt typing. OMIS •'""" ls1.r&I ton Hwlng cabinet. OBO. Ann 494-41613 diamonds wedding eicp'd pegboard.collect. N.......,,.rt Blvd at Bay St. Blflngual • plua. If Chrl111en, no •XP«lence es<>-«41 ,,,.--,--,..-'..,..,...----band w/3 diamonds R• Ins. Illa typing FIT. --.--lntereated,c1U, Noexpn«:,Eng=lng, neceuery.5-$8-9790 NAUTICAL ANTIQUES Pool table 8'. IOlkt oek. ward! Vcty btwn Pro. .•32·7030 llllllllPllt 5-49-42-42 E.O.E. =y~~~c:;t ~~~· Par1 time tor .... , Sh'9'1 purMl"a =· :.~~ ~ pect& Cedar on tneN-· L V N 11PM-7AM Property Managemnt Co. RECEPTIONIST good SANDWICH SHOP HELPI Y"""91 Olerb ~! ... blneblt,nncahc~ ~c.~~t'•' $100. ~ .. 5 po<t bch 987 -1845 Full & pan time, medl-look Ing tor lull time book-entry posit w/falt grow-"' ... •• vu. , 1 002 catlona, trNtrnenta, tor keeper. Expef'lence In Inn friendly ""blliti.r We went exp. mature, NO SELLING! 2 Clerk• M ... M1-eG17 ROUND TRIP TICKET LAX tneaa 1 80·bed, 1 n t Mna computerized account· • ,,_ fem. Mon thru Fri davt-needed to vettty ,..._ TO NEWARK 713-7113. •Palm •Card •P1yh1c Ve<de corw Hosp, ee1 Ing, property manege-:!~ 6'0t1;J::'·:Xr;; :,~ $4.25hrSTARTICa.llJoe phone 0tdera Hourly Arrllaam 11 $275 OBO. 751-7480 Readings Are you un-Centef St. Coate M... ment background pref"d S6 ~ hr CM Call Jim rv'..'a ~=s ~~~: Hours 5:30pm-9·00pm 1 llJ ~ (k"9 calllng). happy In love. marrlege 5-48-5536 Salary commensurate 556--0969 Sat. t :OOam-1:00pm For LIS Ill •1•a TV SATELLITE DISH 8 ft or personal 1flalra? with e•s>«lencl Send Gt.tral SS tnteNtew call Irene a{ler -. • $475. 3 1peiec1 ~ p~ of mind II one 111111 MEDICAL FRONT resume to TSL MGMT SEOllTUY 5:30pm 642-5e78 KENMORE WASHER ANO $50 759-ouo'';; away Call now •97·1873 OFFICE 188 E. 17th, ate 1·A, C"""-/Colon" Cable hu AfT£R DRVER $100 "'~•32..., •1"' ~17 FI P T ,ex p er I 1 n c e d C M C .,.._, ' PIT··-· · ,_.,.. ,.. " ~ 4 !'-~-"""!''"!'!_""""'!..., ___ ... ____ ~ •-LMlt w/lnsurance bllllng oat• esa, A 92927 •n lmmed openl~ for • --_ I 1-I r1-... , 1 I 11 J -ti ,__. ...... , .... _.... Good d"""-record SEARS KENMORE c .. tru a , . uanl .... ~. Lost .... lutractiH 3012 pratered HB 8-48--0770 momYEUOmUY ::.: P'o.i;';,·~~~I~:; SCHOOL Summer.~b'."494-8822 REFRIGERATOR 1p1,.... .. .. lulina • Found-MtBLK GERMAN 0 Holy St Jude. Apoetle IHtOAL IFflCI UST T:.!•I ~mpenaatlon to exper 1klll1 In dlctaphone Wheeton Peat Control Froat tr.. Good Cond 1---.._ .. _..,-.. _ _....., .. Or~rh.ailin 2t04 SHEPHERD w/bllo. collar I and Martyr great In vtr· Buay Fuhlon llland olc Ofd 1 Wanted one & hHvy typing II JOBS SHIPPING/RECEIVING s250 831--40e2 mYEAMWll "'!tGNSHOP 6-28 Garfleld/M1ln. tue and rich In miracles Entnuslutlc, hard w0<k· :~'.o ~~:1.~ult~t•!; lnter•tedcontactGlorla CLERK-lnvotveell1ellftlng. Fara.ltut 14 W/cae,3bett.....,ancl Mlulon Viejo 96<&-0237 HB near kinsman of Jesus Ing typing experience have excellent phone :nd 71 ... 549.,..242 EOE EARN pref female n-1mkr charger $500, 8-46-5337 1'00 IQ ft $15,000 FOUND Set ol keys In Christ. t''':hlul Inter-helpful but not neoeu-word processing skllls Ttc~aical/Trdn MONEY !5:tt;:on:p~~"M· on3·0F3r01: us'"' .... ,nnll-1(1 .. ''" .. '" MU' 586-2228 Baycrest Cell 5•fP678 ce'JSOr o al wno Invoke ary Good ~Illa Full Non-smokers only No SSOS •• .~ __ ---10 lndenury your speclel patronage In or pert time tM0-2023 phone calls please S4M1d F\edhlU. C M. Uk tor 3 Klttena: Biil, tiger & rwataac .. eata time of need. you nave PlTIEIT ltEllSTUTIO resume to Collln1 At· POWOER PAINTER PRIZES Monica 540· 1403 Antique Eutlake Mar'ble Calleo. lonq helt. 10 ••· Git I FtH. ffzs recourse from the depth I soc1a1~ 8•0 Newport Exper'd Good pay & ben· I top dre11er w/mlrror. Free to good home. of my heart, and humbly I Medlcal group corp otc Center 'or Suite 6eo I eflts Must epeek Engllltl Tetema.rketlng Slmmona twin bed, Incl (71 4)839-1427 fg51-te93 beg 10 whom God haa needs two people to type I Newpoll 'Beech CA Cost• Mesa 631-7702 I TRIPS s•••E• .1011 frame. never uMd $145 FOUND Springe' Spaniel I Hunt Bch area •76 116-4 Mr Of Mrs Hormell FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: given such great pawer to out new patient regls-92660 · 1 --.. ayaa• .. , • Call 875-5977 I llll11fll llTTlll come to any ~slstance tratlon forma. FIT. M-F j ..,..._ BEDROOM SET bNutllful All colort Including CallOo. DISTRESSED LADY otters REWARD tor purse & wallet Lost from auto July 2nd. 8 20 1m on 1 Jamboree Rd & Santa 1 Barbara southbound Please help 720-8199 help me In my present I Should type •s wpm IEI OFFIO£/SOllTY TYPESmEI ... ~~•,rl!ILt"t' Energetic people needed 5 pc king me Baaet. Call 75-4-8e74 and urgent petition In r&-Apply In person at 1500 A ' fl ti -rt to conduct 1 Marketing Paid $2000 w/Mlt seo<>. FREE LOVING MALE turn. I promlM to mike Adema A11e, Sta 301 , CM ,eros~ece rm Ill open-IThe Orange CoHt Dally .. ..,.,.,, Study for the Orange Call matt 722-7288 DOBIE-Need• go<>d your name known, and II I 11_ 1..,1 cnogmm~nl=~~tat~pl;,:11; Pilot Is looklng for ex· II you ar1 looklng for extra Cout Publl9hlng Co DINl""G SETI ORIENT•L nome, loV9I kfdl, aben- c.ause to be invoked Say I • • ,.. •. -· • I ii«lenced typetetler, 65 apendlng m....,_ or Ilka h •-ff •• "" d d t k H2·Hll three Heil Marys end Rellet supervisor 2 commuteraklll1forlntef· wpm mark up tklll1 to go pl~ .. ttke Manic -I •1meht4 ttbl• & 4 c:flelrl SOLID one a ennel Glories Publication m\.ISI nights/wk Meaa Verde nSetlonal Sates. Mature. necessary new1pap1r -.. P ..... nt phOne voice I ROSEWOOD uklng 549-9799 be promised St Jude Conv Hosp. 881 Cerltef 1000/mo Cell between e11perlence II plua Full Mountain, Knott1 Berry mull, nd exs>«len<le r• OHL V $3500 873 5558. Loving mixed bf9ed dog. 8 pray fOf us and I ll who St Co sta Me' a 8-10am {71•)631-8250 time Immediate ,.,_.I,.... Farm, or win Prlzel and quired. Ideal for ho~ ths IN.le black b 5,8 .. 585 ...,.... ... Awards. Cati us nowt We makera. hint\ achool KIN(I SZ wtrtxl we~. mon • • • TODAY'S 1nvo«e your aid Amen • ., OFFICE OLElll Call Allan Schulman nave Mv«al openl'1' In " 4 gg'' frame, heated «*lent with c:tllldfer\. Hu This Novena has never 6•2·•321 tor Inter-senior•. college ltudenta all ahota 854-1301 Immediate opening for C M , H B or V & moonllahteflf Hours $2 0 obo, wHhl dry · REAL ESTATE CLASSIFICATIONS ~:n,:;~;nU:tf~~11~7:e Cltrical/Ollice 5400 pert ume geogefal ottiu viewta1ppolt!Jnt:-" 1 t 8'2.,..333 Monday-Friday 5.3opm S1~. chair• $15 ea. M-Slameeecat,5yr,calm, ACCllmll OUltl hetp Mus1 be accuHte I ,... tt llSWEIJll IEIY1CI to 9 OOpm, Saturday painting• e51~157 neutered. beautiful & EaJ!tptat Aareal huentry level 0900• with figures end know 10 330 Bay St 9 OOam to 1 OOpm Star1 MOVING SALEI clean. lovtng home, quiet C\iU 'Cart JOIC ing for Revenue Accoun-kel yd by ftloucll h Dudtaesll lnh·t Coata M .... CA 92826 p~!;ddayEx-;e"~':r·~ gr~~ at $4 00/nour plu1 Top quality tum, din Mt, atmoec>Mre, 8-46-9411 tants Must be High cu e ng an g iraln. 538-8881 bonu._ Private !Mak & hutc:fl, chrome/glue din P.ta I hlaab IMI Child care needed-my nm School Graduate or t11p1ng Houra are Mon-Sain SSlO phone. cHuel attire Ml Fr Prov love Met , 1002-2790 Bal Is. 2 dys 1 wit Wed & equivalent Muat be able day thrv Friday from 81m APPRAISER-EXP Home wori{ere welcome Queen Anne c:flaJr, an-2 Parakeet•. 1 Hartequln I Fri. 8 30.,.. 30 Ages 6 7 to uae 10-Key calculator·· tot2pm Call Brenda et I Needed to work tn bMCh For Interview call Mary tlque pea, vetwt roeker w/2 bird cagH w/ 1 ARE IN THE REAL EST A TE TABLOID SECTION & 10 675-0-445 eves by touch Starting salary (7 ) 540-9100 between AIYEllTISlll ., .... flt or pit call after 5:30 Mon -Fri °' reclynef, patlO NI, Conn bMutlful wooden stand O.autiu 3-0lli S5 ~/hr Xlnt Company I 811 and 12pm tor 8P· Corona Del Mar Appraisal 9-3 Sat •I tM2·5678 organ. ofc cnr, 780-1994 S50 tM2-9839 t>eneflla Pleue send r&-poantmeot SALES SONlces. 873.,..555. HOUSEKEEPER -Lady to aumes to Alrcal. PO Box llllllS CUILUO AP'T MANAGER needed llve-ln Room. board & Z. N-port Beech, CA 2600 Harbor Blvd Immediate opening for 1 for 18 unit apt complet1 In B c h 92656-8913 COST A MESA Cl11s1fled Advertl1lng CM Must be married. ..... : : : I : Telephone S1teaperson Part-time. could work aeml-ret & In good health. into lull-time ExperlenGe 6~·3673, 5"9-0-433 Mall preferred, -45 wpm typing resume to· Parker Mgmt 1 _... 1 Co , 596-0 Joann St, requ ruu. p eaunt phone Cnsta Mesa, CA 92627 voice 11 muat Excellent .... salary plu1 commlulon BECOME A-- Call Kathleen Oleon at DISTRIBUTOR &. work ac.- 642·'32 I e11t 302 count• PIT 2 opening• OWIEOIAST l&ILY PILIT 330 W BaySt Coate Mesa, CA 92826 Call 775· t962 llllllEPlllS Rusty Pellcan now hiring Apply In person 2735 W Coast Hwy, NB, ... Mgr. p • CLERl-PHAllACY OUllEll -••-•_t_i• .. 1 ______ Oppo<1unlly wllh Long's Full· Time Incl wknd1 s1.4o per day ST CLAIR CONSTRUCT RESIO/COMM'LllNO 26 ---------·illlll Mlllll PAJml& ".>rug S1ore1 In Coate GOOd pay growth Co ' Complete Concrete Work yrs Do my own work lie Mes& i:: T Exp pref'd loc1t1ons Apply In per· Reas Rates 6•&-•631 ::278041 Al 6'6-8126 * * * * Typing req Muat enloy son Metro Car Wun. Topped/removed C1ean-Int /Ext resld'I. comm I working with publlc 2<1~ Harbor Blvd, C.M Thafs All you pay for 3 llnea 30 dey mln1murr in the Clail• Care ELECTRICIAN Ou1I w0<k up new lawns 751 3•76 7 yr' Union exp U,.r2•630 Salary c:ommeniuratea CHIL DCAAE.1N MY Free est s2o hr K C TREE SERVICE l'ree est LOW RA TES• with exp Xlnl benefits CUSS 1 lllYIH And Helpera Immediate Openings GORDON MOVING &STORAGE 1~41 Bake Pkwy·B lrvlne, 796-0&43 SERVICE DIRECTORY Largf' Coste Mesa Home "'87892 Greg 979•6276 Top Tr1m Removal Qull SAYE 10'9 Wltti Tltia U Cell !Of eppt 631-9223 Many 11c11v111es & the best LIC'I ELECTRIOIO Se"' L1cflns free est For Info please call ol car11 6'6·2096 0f'lsires extra weekend 969·8263 or 536-11696 (71•1963-1777 l 0 V I N G M 0 THE R work 5-48-03~ ISHIKAWA LANDSCAPE PAINTER NEEDS WORKt BABYSITS 1n her home NEW/REPAIR Quality No Sod Cl1tan·up1 M11ln1 ln11Ext ceuings. refln cab CALL TODA'I'" Co"a Mesa area !Obs to small. reasonable Sprinklers etc 650·' 1•7 126) yrs e11p . work guar 8•6 0766 or 6'6-9961 Free est lied 631 23'5 i•HHry Davis Painting 96<&-3837 Ill FOR LOIS Vou1 Service Olr!Y 1011 Repre.entat11111 Oua111y Infant/Toddler IEXEC SEC-W/Word Pro· •*Block walls brickwork QUALITY PAINTING Care Loving mom of 2 cessor desires t In U · 1 concrete Comp patios Spec in old houaes & graf· Fncd play yrd Nutritious 1 nm 1 t~ YP gl k 15 yrs expef 6•6 4834 11111 remo11el Beat any l.t2-.t321 111. 309 1r111als P11ndlng Lie CM 5 0 en 5 a ome. Pc bid guer work 675-8088 ttreB 646 2850 upldellvery. 86-3•86 BRICKWORK Small jobs - Newport Costa Miis& i SEE ME LAST --------• R11sponslble mothef wlll TIE DEC LIFEUYEll 1rvin11 Ref 1 a75.317., · 1 will beat ANY Bid Work b11by,lt 1n hef Coste Mesa Speclallzlng In dotng for quar 722-7537 AcHatical CtiHDfl 'lome Mon Fri 5•8·5722 you what you have no Brick Concrete Block -time 101 Shopping er Cullom Work Low cost SOUTH CIT'l'S PAINTING REBLOWN OR PAINTED Cle1aia1 ltmct rands. auto servicing uctbondeo Bob 635.,38, Resld'I Repaints Int/Ext L1<:~1;~~~~7Ext P~;:·~~ll5 Hou,ecleenlng 1' yrs exp etc Please call Coleen Br•ck Concrete Block Free est 953·80-48 •flllablfl! reH lree est own Stetner 83 1 1484 Custom Work LoYw cost Pa~ri•l Atrllalt trans P1n1 6•5-9866 Oe111 ifia•~H lie/bonded Bob 1535 '38' -.fA'ri~TP.H~i""Rd""i!'!N'TEl!'!RP.1•0•R•s- Partc1ng ArM Aep1111, 3 Houw1ean1ng CtrPf!tl & FENCU:OA TES f r .. trim STUCCO MASONRY TILE HANGING/STRIPPING Aesurlac1119 • Rooting & 1JphOl,tery windows etc Dump runs c M /N B No Job to 9m1ll All types VISA-MC 673· t512 Waterproofing• 631·• 199 l<1tby' M11n1 631 ·5272 8(,,8 Jim Why1e tw2-72015 Free Mt Lie 631 23•5 Plaalli•t lt1i~n!'1mct1 L?.~~s..,;~~~~,-~~.~;=v •GEN HOME REPAIRS fllni•t -2-.-.. -,-1"""1·.-1-H_·_1l_IO_ Su .. n s Secr1tar1111 Se<v =>••" 10 vrs 11~ 6•2 051<1 ~~~,G~ryryws!~ ;:;r;;'( •A· 111¥118* 'IAllplumblng&heatlng'I Word ProcM'llr'lg/Typtng CLF.AN & EXPERT 557 936' 6•0 t62 I Hm """ 11 ke..p vou ship 'haPt11 *•HANDYMAN** 011t1r 25 ye1r1 el!pef'let'lt• C-6 yr~ expemmc;.e rellet:>le LarQP or ,mall I do 11 all' Uc T I 16 •28 730.1353 11r•J!I...._ own iupplles Free est Pat 531 5579 or Ive mag EJtpert c;p;Jitry Serviol I Je11ri ~46 2'.1•2 aft ' • •ABC MOVING•. R R RHlial Ou1c.k & Careful T1380-415 epelr-emod I-Addition• Ctatr1ct1n LO RATES 552 o• 10 Doors-etc 5•8 •980 L f 1-t-'ULING MOV1NO e , Wll soN & soNs •20 Yeara In Ar•• Quallly Am Add AM!odel Kite Garage & Yard Clnupa ITlltYlll COLUIE DRAINS CLEAR From S 1'i F11ucets. 011pos&1, Heater, 6' 1-0907 Lie 722·9096 '"11 s~ CAL yp FREE EST Rellabltt wt<ly 1vc repalra. 647 7753. 2' Hr• Remodeling . All Type1 Bllh Tiie •357487 Int Jon 1145'819:1 mHITI ...... OI. Stores-Offieee Homes·elr JOY'' exp 6'6-IHO HAULING •CLEAN UPS Orange Co Orlolnal ltaMtliat/M•lfital WE DO IT Alli Ll<:'d/lna/ 7 Days Lowest ratM Student Moven Tnaured Palombo Conat 968 356-C Call Barry 722-6673 Uc T 124--438 tM 1-8-427 Ooof1·Moldlng1-Bay I c .. , •• ,,.,c1'•'.. B NEW WaretiOUM Storage. xaa'n•tseSIOn-RemOdtll WlndOW9·Comptete P111oe I • ia1 taanlttilf Top Quality Low Prlc4t Addition• Ou.Illy Work I st CLAIR CONSTRUCT Prof Seeurlty agent & w1le 10¥11·••• Fr .. est Uc 631-23•5 1477•48 Paul 5•8·8880 1~omm'I Resld'I Plane to deslrf!a HouMalltlng poa-ICarefVI Coorteou1-Cheep Tilt Door R I All 1 complete rea1 tM8-•831 I Ilion. m1ny ref I (7 14) By hr lo< pl«e tM8·3865 I · epa r-flfl ton• 538 1693 (8 18) S09 .95 t t I i It--' ,;;,;,;.., ..... ,,. ....... -... ""-C1blnet1·P•nel Loci<• etc THE MICHAEL DOUGLAS an •1 n1ct F.XPERT CERAMIC Tlllng 35 yr1 ••P Jerry 8'2-0S97 BUILDING CORP Custom L1 .. 1u,l11 Nurting 1'1te & tlte Heeitpg 011t1nc:t1ve, AtlOfdlble Plul Small Remodfll and AemOdetlng 4 Additions I WRClrt t:>y mat Mai. Hurting Stu-Kitchen•. bath• 722 9783 Addition• Wtlll Ooof• S•3·9367 I 089•23) clB L'.XwN §EAV1CF dent $6/Hr 875 3 ti& ''" S.mct 142-11·10, I O&H, HI h•ntic lerricn MOW• EDGE TWICE MO Comp•nlon/Ald .. for llve JAYCEE TAEE §tRVICf PAOf wiTRACK RECORD HouM andtor Pet Sitter S20·S25 5'8•572? in Clfl 1 Ille h kpg fC>f ·Trimming Removal Yard Re1ldent11I Commarclal Kind Rflfl•hle Bonded ousrv·s LandtcaP41ll1wn the elderly 1714~ 2()0g ci.1mupa haul 5--48--0528 Gene Swanton twi·&537 For mllre "torm•llon M11n Serv WktytmonthJ Palatlaw Call AliC.oll I •O 3590 I time rr .... , 2• I ttMO ·~iliii.iiP .... l!!'_ .. l'"""I_"" ...... Cleaa1-, =-FINE PA NTIMO By Rtc;n. 19 DMra Clean Up1H r .. T opp1ng 111d Sinor 16 yrt of happy R&PAIFVSALES -E•n•try_i.F"'"r·ench--.rc:::--1-Sh1p•ng·Aemovln~H1ul cu1tom«a Lie 2~ "-tretc:fltng/ln1tall1tlon. IA"" MIKE 850·32 ThanL YOUI ...... ~ 11 ~ Balboa Wlndo'# WUhlng Summtr C!Mn Up 873-3135 20% OV9f eoet. FREE By Notman The Doormen "" ""' " EST ref evelt 498 0522 Oak I Fir 857-DOOR -OAROENINO A A A PAINTING lnt/EJrt l!T THF. SUNSHINE IN ll triuJ College ttudent, qulllty LOWEST po111ble prtca Sunalllne window ctMnlng .,. ... ...,--...-;;.;;.;.--" wor11 Jett, S.C&-9401 10 Step 8ervlC4 &e1-3236 Ltd can (714) tw&-SMO Pllllll WOTllO L_,,dtcaplng Sprlnklen GLASGOW PAINTING Commerctal/AeeidentlaJ Ouallty"°"', ,,..... • Sod Cle1n·UPI 20 ~·In lnt /E111 30 ~· ••P41' 1·1tory $30 . 2-e.t~ $40 '425&13 tel 7'<11 1rM Tony IM&-5124 ref't tM2 521• Calif Wlndowl904-S•24 Somf'Qn., you~ "ow ltJrnt"O Sweet lfj? CIBS"llted '"a (If.,., pl11CA to buy that llrst car 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 81111 Piiat 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa. CA -----·---~ Openings Now Available CAR ROUTES Earn Extra Ca•h For De/Ivery Of Thi• Paper HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY INDEPENDENT Deliver 1 day a wee~. No collecting. no soltc1t1ng . Must have dependable car. truck or station wagon and insurance CALL 842-1444 Ask for JoAnne Craney FU SUCCESSFUL CITIZEN How much will your son or daughter know about business when applying for their first full-time job? Plenty, if he or she has ever been o newspaper comer. Through route experience he or she is already o lop ahead of their cloSlmates. While they oil master ideas. the boy or girl with a newspaper route is able to pvt them to proct1col vse. Bvsineu? Carriers learn the bos1c learn the basic principles from the firs1 day of starting to deliver newspapers They buy at wholesale, sell at retail, make colledions. keep their own books. and deal w~ people face to face Comers quickly find out that "profit" and "loss" ore more than textbook terms The benefits of managing o newspaper route ore on equation for o fvtvre svcceufvl citizen A great number of today's prominent men and women started their public careen os newspaper comers And they all vouch that o newspoper route gives o boy or girl o head start. on the future Soy\ ond Qtrls l 0 y60f~ and c.ld,,r who moy bt-1nfl!rested 1n routn wor~ \hould con1rir1 1hn Omly Pilot circulot10( deporiment 01 642 4333 Dally !!~!!,ON DEPT. 330 WEST BAY ST P 0 BOX 1560 COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92626 ;-------------------, I Yes, my son/daughter would like I rnfortnotion on o Doily Pilot rout. I .. HIS/HER NAME IS ______ I I ---------1 I --------llP __ , I PHONE--------~AGE_I I I PARENT'S I I SIGNATUR I L------~---------~ • ( I 11n11111wn CUdcfy Cilbift;-140 HP. 011. ,, .... ,. •1100 . ..... 72 INTO . ·~--SAVINGS The Daily Pilat has a new way to turn your Hidden Treasures into CASH with a $7.60 Classified Ad. ~ 60 or$5.60 'TI e with prepayment 4 Lines-7 Days-$7.60 No changes in copy or cancellation. Private parties 0'1 1y. No Commercial, Real Estate or Employment Ads. There is no price limit to what you can advertise. If you need to sell your car, boot, couch, high choir or any unused merchandise-call th e Daily Pilot Classi fied staff or use the coupon below. 642-5678 ----------·-------------------------------- NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE STATE ZIP AD COPY : 4' line-mm imvm, approximately ~ words per line AMT. EN CLOSED circlt ont' VISA or M C • • (.Wt • Are yov a svbscriber to the Doily Pilot? c1rclf' on~ YES NO BUICK DEALER • POftSCHf AUDI CHtVROt.f.T f:Clt"-•' 0-111,, Selff 6 S.r11kf SOOTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN ,,, .... ..,.,,, "''' tU f..C-t Hwy N ... .,.n .. 8Ch ,, •. .,.. • I UZU VWBUO '73 Good lhepe, runs exGtlent,11800/obo 846-7048 ·.~·l --. - NABflS CADl.LAC LAAGEST SELECTION of letemodli'.6ow ....... C9dllac9 In °'919 VW AA881T '79 Counrtt See ue tocfeyl New pelnt .... lhoc:Q, 1~ft-11oa emltm c:eM. MK ml. ldt ..,.. cond. well malnt. 2t00Hert)orlfvd. S2300/obo, bought rww COITAMEIA cer. 1-..204. CA.DtUAC '72 aedan de All> TRYMi HARDER vw ~ '71. auto, Vll'e. ~ ~ ...... runt well I 1195. good NbW >ant oond.~ &tS-.705 ltSO. 6'5-0302 TO BE =l , ........ . ForP~ Mef oedee Benz 11111•111&11 ToP Meroedee Pm. PMt CAU PET£A or RAY 1M11••1111 .... _. 213 or 714837-2333 • aALES • llRVICE •PMTI • LEAalNG CAOtU.AC '84 a.......... ... Con\Wttbte-flict«y, -- JIM CLICK ~~~"" ~..,&,./RENAULT CAOtUAC SiViLLE 'IO JEEP 1mmee. te.n on bm, """' ... to ........ ~ 0 .... 17500. MCMOM. ~ ,.. • ~AO '12 Z21. 9d IAVINE AUTO CENTER 714-951-3144 800-428-7485 cond. Blk w/taft, 4 epd, cc.•· tmlceea, tCill pwr. lo ml M100 164-70et WlllYIU. .... USEOCAAS & TAUCQ COME INOA CAU:FO.-'-------"""""'!--.... .... ........... o.uu..o ......., UH lite D11ly Pilot 11211 BEACH Bl.YO. "Fast Rn ull0\H r vt<'t' HUNTIMGTONIEACH dartttory Your ..,....,, •• 1111 MT"Vl<'t' 11 our 1~11Jly COAVETTE '15, lo ml, lmmec cond, n'IUlt .... PP. Cell 831-4481 ~ Eve. 731-7523 Authorized Mercedes Benz -Clenet -Maserati Dealer The Choice Is Yours l'I,• !1ri1 -1"!·111"'' ,,1pr1·11\\n1·d I.I \I HY l"\H.-... 111 ;-; .. t".il1t111n1 .1 .l1i--t .I It'\\ l'\,lltljdt·' '78 450 SEL '83 380 SEL '83 300 .SD '86 880 SE Loaded, Leather, Chrome Chrome wheels. White. brown. chrome suf:.r condition wheels, xlnt condition ivory ~alo wheels. Beautlf ul' lO 3433) $1 5,595 Black Irey (0477 2) $22.599 l2K mtles (04539 ) $28,999 (16220!) '83 MB 300 SD '85 Maseratt '77 MB 450 SL '81MB300 SD Ivory with brown in· Bl-Turbo White with black tn· Whate~l.i~ ter1or. chrome whttl . 5800 mtles. lerior. Super cond1t1on ter1or condilioa excellent condition Perfect condition In f'Vf'ry wa~ One of a Su~r Buy (04792) '22.999 (310031) $22.841 kind' (378~0 (0 7792) $17,999 All cars subjttt to prior sale pl tax. lie. ' doc r l 00% nnanclng av liable on certain mak and mode on appro ed credit ~~----..--' ______________ _/__· -~-----~ ------- I I Ll ~ --....-.--=t y• w ya -..._ .... __. ........... """ ................ !IP"'!!!'!-"""!!''""'"""'!"'""' .... "'!!!!"~,..."'!ll"'!!ll""P':' ..... ,... .......... ""'!!&~•"!""'~·,..·""'!"'-·="'.' ............................ '!"""" ....... ":""!' ....... """' ......... .,... ... ~ ....... ""'!"""!""*'~· ....... -::--""!"~ ........ -----'.'.'""'"~-"'----;~~-;-~~--,l Orange Oout OAtLY PILOT I Saturday, July a. 1988 a.. 11 r 6 P MUC llOTIC£ MUC M>nct MUC Ml' UllBI,_ • ., ,.,. ........ ,.,. ..... ::'l::"-·-c.-Clilll ~15 ,.,. •• , lreokbOllOW i.,.c.ut.Ufot DM't'*MMl921.•'-M-=~-· '?mW· 1111111'.'.1..UNI,...... LS.::"---= ~...,61\~~ r::~-u~· .:..::-:--..,.,,.:. ~H~= -=~..: .. ~ 11, '·"" u..m ....... =-.. -=-::,,...,. .. • ~ _..""""',,.... MlP CLIAHIM ANO l'utlllMd Or ... COMI...,.... ~ W.y.1,.,,. c.-cwaeonnor ,M(l.TITONI ,AMJmHG& WM*'"~ -('Of~7)-.. JoM. LAUNDft'(, • ~Plot.U,t..t2. t 2' -Mwtl~ ~,CAtHrl ~ft...,_,."' Mid ft11JC llJllC( ¥AINllHANCI, HU WHllLI._.......,_._, 'IWl!'t!~.. """' -llllll Mlt l!IA ITWMlfW II tNI TI!ll •t•ement _. flled amo. ~ llMtn. wttntt1e~O.Wof~ ~ Dr .. eo.ta w..; Clrlrioil.~ _. ton 4~ Uno:. Mero..,...... te • ~ • ...~ w4tl\thtCO&lf\t;a.1lot()(· inc.;(~~)._,. County on .Mw 11. nct1~• 11•• c.w t*t ~ NMr1 ~. 14G-__, IM_, •• IN ofla Of 9'IOe ~ on JUN tr. 1170 8tookMllow Drtve. ,... .... aTAW ~ .._., ....._.. csa• .---Me., OrwWll. MWAl ~~ "8.lC 11Jta 1111 Sul 200. lama A"' CA Nt,_ llle f°'""'I ~ .. l1$4 ~ Dr .. Cotta Cllf .... ..._._.. .. -.. ATION, 1111 W AATt.LLA f'ttaa t270I ~--Oranot Coe9t ~bullMlm-~~..... ~...,..,. ,__., -AVINUI. ANAHllM, Oii-Put>fllh4ld ()(ange Coaet l .. W. PlleljM, t1ft Di1Y Piiot Jun.-2f. 21. J.lly lt(L CAM IU..VIYI, ,,,.. ~ la con· Jof'Mn A-.~~ • ..m. ttacM Oft CIUIW .My CWy Pilot July S, f2. 18, 21, er.Mew Cttote, V.-a ,111', I, 1t. t... 11412 rac;a Lene. Hunt• ...... t1yt af\ IMMd'.i Ntll n . ,.. 1... CA 9*7 ... 761 lngton e.oh, c.lf..... w-.m "°'*1 MIWHI Ttlle ~ ..... nie n411M Md.._. of s.-111 ltante, 1t °*''*· 17 W1bM r~ ewr Jr.. TI!ll .. ~ .,... lllld ~ Wi ~ Md ,,,. perton with wl'lom Deerwood f.ul, !MM, CA fl(aJC M>TICl 16'12 e.p uine. ~ wtttt~Col.lnly()WtlofOr· _... __ cletma m•y .,. filed le M&I} Pllll.JC NOTICE t2T1• 1na1on ~. 04lllt '*9 .,. County °'I. JUM It. ~ ~ ..__. JllOYALESCAOW~POR-NOTICE •• HEl'lllY Thlt Ouelneu •• oon· '1ClmOUIMl8M.. Thi. butlMIM .. °°"'" ,... Thll........,,. ..... "= ~~~~~~~~~~lll ATION, M5a w Kalele AY• OIVlN thet ALPHA NTA NOTICtl °' ~*'by • oentral l*t· ..... ITATDlllff ~by: enlndMduel ma. wlltlttt9Count1~~ ·1 r: .W., AMM!m, c.lttOmlt CO...MNY, t ~ OCW· ~TM Of' MrlhlP TM lollowine pet90M.,.. Wiiiem ir Cert Jr Pvbilehed Orltl09 0... _,. County Oft --' • MERC OOUOAA tt1't *' 8290' 111\d the latl dey tor porallon, r~. wt10M ~ IHAIA 8fedl0td H. MlllW dOlnO tMlnMt u : Thlt etetement W9t flled o.ljy Piiot .JuN 2f, at • .Mt 1MI - RX•7, 5 .,,.ed. Ill' ooocl, Jlllng olelm• by any cndltor addreaalemaouthHartlof AMOOI' NihiOM fhlt "atarnent Mil Ned J.O TRUCKS 8112 So. w11t1t11eCowntyewtl of Or-I, 1t, ftM ...,_ AM/FM CMMll•. New lhal be My 21. 1 ... wlt.tofl ~d. La Hltlfe. eel-TO,.., .... ilA wllh the Coun.ty Clwll of Of· wain #7!, aantAi Ane. c.lf. Mge County on June s. ...7.. Pubfllflild Orlnl9 .f!!'f ti,_ tun roof l louYr• la the buelneee claY "'°'9 tom1a toe31, lntendl to HTAft MO. A,,_ M0e County on JvM I. t2707 1NI o.ly P*" June tt, ~ • 14$00. &3t-3073 th• conaumm•tlon date tralltMf Olr1aln partoneA To .. Mira, ~ 1HI Joa o... Turner, 3112 So. ~ "8.IC NOT1Cl 12. tt, 1 ... IC)eOlfled •!>OW property to. LA HAIRA cr.Oltel'I •nd cont1n991\t fllt1910 Main 17! Sant• An•. Qallf, PublleMCI ()(ange CCNllt IA-11' MIDllY IUI YI '11 So,., u" 1tnown 10 NtO DA1Av COM,ANY, 1NC., • «edltorw. tnd l*'tOM wtio ..._..., AA!Mea • n101 · Dally PMot June 21 • .M'/ 6, rtennoue .-• !XCALIBUR •73 Mint 20R, ~'*. Setlenwtth tntenQfd !~~~~.~ D•l•w•r• corporttlon, mey be ot.,...... lnt--1ed hfneMt, Att•MI• el Thia butllneu I• con-12, 19, 1... NMm aTATBmWf • C*flaQe foP L<**I wit.It tended tr•-°' -.,,. Tran.--. wt1oea eodf... In tM Wiii e/14/flf eatate of" ~ ... ~ C-W duCted by-a11 lndMdulil 8A-171 Tiie ~ P9'9ClfW .. QOnd., new IOft l hwd· poW9f equip. (1GOE171) tOl!o.rlnQ adc:tlttoMI !Miii· I• 9H loull'I H.,bor JEANN£TTEIHAIA °""i ._. -~ JoeT\lfft« dOlnQbullneela•: _......;..;;.;;;.-.;..-.....,.--...--,~,,. ~1•1500HBN~&37 $7996 JohntOn & Son ~I"~, .. _ thanct, .. ~~ ~tfd, ~ H1bfa, Call-A ~ltlOn l'IU bMl'I fii.cl .__,CA_, Thia al•t.menl wu llled CAVALllA OF CALI• ,.,dlan_.... ~ Linc MtfO MO-M30. :;::,'," •• 1-· -• lornl• 90831 Tiie l*'eonai byl<at91'1F ~ro-onlnthe "'bllthed ()(ange C0Mt wttl'lthaCount;a.tlof()(. ,OANIA, 1H7 N-por1 •••t-•1'11 4uto, 1-wtleeel. CNIM. p/I, p/wlndOWS, p/!Oc*I. I/In# t5178a .... THEODORE ROBINS FORD lOt>O ~l1U&Olt IUVD CO~TA NH\A 041 0010 ___ ...-Pfoperly eublect to 111a Superior Coun of Orange Daity Piiot June 21. July 5. anoe County on June •. 8MI .• Sult• '3, co.ta Meea. llJI 't 1 Oat~ June 20th, 1Ne tttntlet lttoiC'tlly Cle-County reQu .. lln\. lh•t 12, 111, 1118& lNe NMm ITA.,....,. c:.w. tH21 , CUTLASS SUPREME LS . CHe.~MOKO ..... NO,K~"= tclflbed.. Kettn, Sputoeon .,.. S.78511 n10r11 Tiie f()llowlng penol1a.,. Wayrta Cav•ll•r, tH1 ctog\o i:= •c 0 A 8t OR .__..._.. with ......-. .. All OI TranttwOf'• MMt• pointed u pef90nel ,._ Publtthed Otano-Coelt doing bullnaM •· fWWPOt1 ltYd , Suite '3, • • ..,,....... ..---Tr..,,.,_ contelned In Of IMttno to tit reeentetlY't to admlnMtw IN rtBJC NOTICf OallY PllOt June 2 f. 28 . .JUy A088'1 PAINTING ANO eo.ta Meea. Cellf 82121 "N. AHCiAL ~ ~ ~ulpment In bMutlful PvOl•af*l Orange eo.tt d91ry end 01__., oc>er· Ml•te ol the c:teoedent . 5. 1~. 1"8 GRAPHICS, 811 W•I 17tl'I Thie ~alneN la Gon-t7tl'I It. 1100, -Ubfn~ ~Ot.h000c:toml~ ... 1n1er!Ofllk• 0..ty Piiot July 5, 1964 atlont lnetudlng. without Th• petition requeett PM:TITIOUt euaM•• S•715 t s1. Sult• , 1, Cott• MeM. c:tucted by; an lnclMdual c.llf. t2t27 ......._ ..._ ,......_ vwo • S•eG7 llmle.tlon .... tefrlOefttlon IUlhOfl~ 10 admtni.tet the NAMe ITAftmlfT Cellf t2e27 Wa)"MC.Yaller OPIM•Pfw·-·- n., w MUST SEE· ---------machinery, alr oompreuor•. •t•t• under the I~ The tollowlnQ S*'tone tr• Plll.IC NOT1C£ ~Lynn Peca, 1S761 Ttlle ttai.n-1 .-fttcd tom1e • (1ZVL404) 14585 John P\ll.ICNOTICE rMtetlng1yateme.c:onvwyor dent Admlnlatr•llon of E.t-ootng , bualnu1 u C,...,...Df.W•trnln.-. wttl'lttleCountya.tlofOr· Thll bullneN !._CGn- ton & Son Linc Mere belle control eyalamt, '"• ~ COASTAL CASTLE U . ~TrnOUl IUIMla Calif 92fll3 angit County on June 11, ~by I ooipclf......n 540-5630 NOTICI OI homo0entut1on •v•tema. A hearing on tl'lt ~hlon 4038 E Ch~. Orange. ...u. ITATWlllNT Thia bu•ln•H I• con· 1tee Gorden l. "-1 .,,__ ---""'-IC HSANMO pMleutlUtlOn 1ya1em1, end wlH be'""° on JULY 8, 1llllO CA 82H9 T ...... follOWt ---... .,.. duc:ted by an lndhllduat '11tnl dent PONTIAC GRAND PRIX C()M)fT10MM. btowmotc:tlng machinery •t 8 30 AM In O.Ot No 3 •t S<Mlthetn Cl.llfornla 8ulld· •-tMltl ng ..-P~ Robbyn L Peclt P\i04lll'led Orange C04lilt Thll ~ .,_ fled '81 8ROUGHAM·2 OR tEXCvrnotf NO • .._.1 The lrenatw la to ~ com· 700 CMc c.tllet Ottw w .. 1. tng Maintenance, Inc . Call· doing Co ~ ~ Of Thlt at•temenl wM fllec:t Da1fY PMo4 Juna 21, 21, .M'/ wtth tl'le County 0erti of()(. FMI ,__., '12 cc. S«OO. calf Mika ment ol the bull<llng tn10 the 111M IF YOU OBJECT to the Or•nd AV"tnue. Santa Ana. Peclftc SonrtM Orllphlca. enge County on June 10, S.751 18M Air pt, Pb ~. arn/lm I (Variance to tllOw ~oech· pleted on °' •ft• July 15. Sent• Ana, CA 82702 loml• OOf'poretlon, 1'30 S ~n A-3io~1rv1na. CA t27t4 with tne County °'9ttt of Ct· 5, 1~. 1Me 8ft09 Count; on June 11, RA • d 10 air 833-0070, 8-5pm tront 1191111ngl• Mtbec:k r• Dated: July 1, tll&e granting of the ~lhlon. you CA 92705 Inc .. (CallfomlaQOf'l>Of•tlon). 1981 f'l1tm FUTU • _,,~A au . ' ---------QUlrement. •tong 8e•ch lA MAMA DAIRY COM-lhould either ~ •• Iha Thi• buatn... I• Gon· 1•2s2 Culvar Or ' St• n11• Nl..IC NOTICE Putllllhld Orlnot Coect PoW9" •'-""'' powe< ·-1c W\TICE Bou19Vetd reduction In r• ftANY, INC~ • o.i. ..... hearing end •l•t• your Ob· ducted by • GOfPO(atlon A-310, lrvlne, CA t271• Pvbllehed Orange Cout Dally Pflot June 28, >JI!/'· ~:-1,:03~')'~::: __ r_UUL __ nu ____ quired pertong '°' mMtlng corpor•tlOft, •J Tare•• )ec:UontOffllewr11tenob,laG· Paul tl'lo!Tlpaon, Pr .. 1-Thi• butlneu ta con-Dally Piiot June 21, July 5, '1CTTT10UIMI..... 12. 19, 1818 I UNfTIO ITATll room• •nd reductlOt\ In hok, ~t t1Qn1 with Ille c:ourt b9f0fe dent ducted by' 1 corporetton 12. 19. ttM MAIM ITATI....,. 8A-7'3 JohntOn & Son Line Oll~T COURT 1and1c•plng width along Pubtlthed Orange Cout the hMrlng Your 9P9Mf· Thll al•tement wu nleWlnO pertont w• MllfC 5•0-5630 Ct..-n.Al CMITMCT MecOonatd ) Dally Pttot July 5, 19M enoe m•y be In petaon or by wHh Iha County C..,_ ot Or Thia atatemenl wM ft4ed doing butlnMt - 'ORO '68 MUSTANG rblt Of CAUf<>RNIA HO TICE IS HEREBY s.eoe yoYf •11omev enge County on June 17 wllh Ille County Cleric of Or· ·-•c lllftnc£ N(JWEST INSURANCE "8JC N011C( h• po ang good Int MW FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN· GIVEN tn•I the Huntington 1111DtfC Mt1T1C( I IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 188& ange County on Mey 28, "-. nu SERVICES, 50 Corporate _.......; ...... --. ...... ___ _ Pnl minor bdy damage SU RANCE CORPORATION Buch Pt•nnlng CommllMon I "~ "" I°' • contingent Gt editor of '1UID07 t98e '1CTTT10UI ........ Pn. trvtne, callf 9271• • P'IC1TTIOU9 Miii ... MAKE OFFER 8e2-8375 IN ITS CORPORATE CA0 'Witt hold. publlG flMrlng In ..... the oece...o. you mull nte Publl•hed Orange co.at f110IOI NAm ITA~ Cl'IMtae R Aoeenbetoer. MAim I TA,...,,, PACITY IN LIQUIDATION the COUf\cU CIMlmber et 11'11 ~~:.~ .. NT your ell.Im with Ille COUr1 or O•llY Piiot June 28 July 5 Pvbllehed Otange COMt Tha tolloWlng l*'IOM .. 60 Corporate Pll1'. frvlna, llle loll0w4ng per90N.,.. OF WESTERN NATIONAL Hun11ng1on BHch CIYlc ......,. pteMnl II lo the penc>nlll 12. 19 18116 D•lly PllOI June 28, Jul)' 5, OOl:'S bu"'~ u · Callf !1211• ~ bu'*'-9 W. Wf'llU your home .. ,..,~ Center 2000 M•tn S1r .. 1, TM toi ....... ng peraon• .,. rej)f-11•Uve appoint~ by 5 •787 9 llell --• ~ty -Allwatlont?AC· BANK Pl•inllftt !Huntington Beach. C•fl-jOOlngbullneatU. l the.courtwlthlnfCl'lrmontha 12, t I S.7111 O 00 BUY, 38311 W Tl'llt butln ... It con· INTEAAMA , 107 counung?Autorep•lr? !v•JOHN BONO DEFEN· f0tnl•.onlhed•leandetlhe 1 SPOT RECORDCING1 ·from Iha Oat• ot ftrat la-oc11111c NOTICE McFlld6en,B&nt•Ane,Callf. c:tuotedby·anlndMdulll Y°"'1own Ln . Coeta ..._, Advertllelnctuelhed ume indlcat~ belO'llr tor• 1700-P Newport Ire • 1Uan<:eot1et1eraeepr0V1d.o ruuu 11270.t Cl'IMtae A Aoeenb«gcr Callf~eyneoevtcl. 151 ----------OANT~ASE NUMBER '*,,. anc:t conal<I« the••••• 1 S•nte-An•. Celtt 92705 In Section 700 ol the FICTrTIOUI ltUllMEH rtatC NOTICE Sw~ .o ... _r:r.~·-. ~lft Wl1~~helt~~-of~ .... lJI eo.t Meta ~......,..,....,...,.........,-----. I menll ot •II per11on1 wno Davlel KOtY 11 133 Del R• Prot>et• Code ot C.Ufoml• I NAM• ITATIMPn' -·..,., """' ..._ ., y.,. .. 1own .. • • ;~:~~i wlSIJ 10 be heerd relative to poao •B. S•n Clamente, I The llme '°' tlllng Gtalma 'Wiii I The foUowtng peraon• .,. ,,~~:.~=· 112:~~ bualn•H I• con· = County on June 18, c~ .. mt!!tneu .. GOrl• TO THE ABOVE NAMED the aPOllClllon Oeacrlt>ed CelTll 92672 I • not eiq>lre prtor 10 four doing bu1lne11 ti A) The, .... .........,. -aona ere O·,,.._. by· en '•""tvtdual Pl111'1 ........... ho-: an lndMduel I below hll buatn•H • con monlha from the d•t• ol the J AMKAR ENGINEERING 8) """'-""' ..-........ ..... ...... .... V 7 • :.~~~D~~~Y~d ~':. DATE/TIME TuHO•y. ducted~ .,,t\nOIYlduel lhMtlngnotic.abOve IJAMKAR DESIGN GROUP 00:,"8~-'"r!:M PRO· ~.~.i:; wu filed ~Pu~~u~Tr28~ ~ .. °::,,wee fllcCS , T July 15 111ee 7 00 PM D•vlO "ory YOU MAY EXAMINE ''"' (C) J AMKAR CONSTRUC-p °' quir.O to_,,. upon In• M 1 APPLICATION HUMBER I Thta '1•tement wu filed Ill• kept by the court 11 you TION CO DI JAMKAR DUCTIONS. 1083 San •blo with the CCl'lnty Cwk of Or· 5, 1 . 11148 wttl'I tl'le County~ of • :•vo~~~1goorfr~/ ;~~~· Condlllon•t E.aoeptlon No I wtth '~C:::n'~~,!' ~ ere • peraon tntet•ted tn ENTERPRISES. 1eoo2 Sky· ~~e26 Co•I• ,,..... Cellt = County on .Juna 10, S.-7541 = County on June 17. ~uOre•u & 004'9 Inc e6·• T ~ y Ille est•te. you mey Ml'W patk Ct<Cle IMIWI 0A 11271' SI.,,. Scilw-. 1083 811'1 '11'-•IDI Ir W\TlC( . '1'11 .. Ptamttft' •110fn•y wtl<>M APPLICANT Ch1ndut•I FJ12111 uPoll the executor°' edmtn-Thll bu1ln•H 19 con-P•blo Cit Coat• M... Publlal'lecl Or•""'"' COMt ---"UULJ\l.;.;.. __ nv_____ Publlehed Or~ Coul 0 0 S 0 A Pat et I "'lr•IOf °' UPof1 lhe •t I ducted by .JAM KAR INC , .. 828· ' -·..-2 ~ .... " aooress II 1 1 econ ,...,. LOCATION 16301 s.ecn Publlthed Orange CoMt t0tney f()( the execut0< or CeJllOfnl•corporellon aame C•llf 11.. • Delly Pllol June 21. 2e, JUiy J1C'1lTIOUe IU9Mll Deity Ptlol June . ""'7 .,, i,nue. Sull• 2500 Sen Diego. Boulevard (west aid• of Dally Piiot July 5 12 111 28 •dmlnltir•tor •"d fife with Tn11 bualne.. la Gon 5. 12. tll&e MAIM aTAnmwT 12. 19, 1tee CA 9210 I '989 (819) ,. ___ bet-MKOon••d 1988 the court wllh PfOOI ot ....... lboYe ft•.-< duct~ by an lndMdual S..748 TM totfow4ng penonl.,. ,aA.778 23 u.o en an-10 ttie .,.,..... s 796 Thie tl•I 1 wu _, Steve Sc:hw-----------doing butlneM u : compl•lnl wfllCfl '' l'lerewllh I eno Hott I •· Ille•. •written requast •l•t with tne co~.nly Clerk or Or Thi• •l•tement wu Ille<! 'LEA "rv&O upon you within 20 ZONE C• tHiQtiway Com· Ing thet you desire epec;lal 1 •nge County °" June 2•. wttn Iha County Cletk of Or· Pl&.JC NOTICE PL SANT FAIR, 21321 It ·--• 1 hi merc1al) PlllllC NOTICE notice ol the llllng ot en tn-19se C J 111 ---------Loc:hlM \Ane, HIJnttngton d•Y' • •r """' •• ce 0 1 • AEOUES T A thr .. told -110fY and •PPf•laem«1t of · Fl12UI ange ounty on une · f1CTJTIOU9 IUIMll Bcach, Calif 92f!4e summon• upo11 you •• TITIOUI ... tl .. '"'11 11 19&8 w&u. IT'"_.... .-..., P•··I Kl..,_ 21321 clus•v• 01 •ne O•y 01 ~Ylce vane~ to pe<mtt (II• por-FIC -._ •late a.stet• ()( ot Ille pe · Publlsn.d Orenoe eo.tt '111121 .._ ,. • .. _ .. • _,. """ .,_ · 'IClTTIOUa ..,_ .. 11 00 tau to do tO iuog,,,....I ll(;n ot 1114 building to en· NAMI! ITAT'fMINT Ilona or ICCCl'lt\lt mentioned I Dally Piiot Jury 5 12, tll, 2e, Publlalled Ora~ Coe.II The tolloWlng pet'tont ate LoctllM Lena, Huntlngtoo NMm ITATUmWT Y croaci'I 1n10 tile required The tollowtng ~aon• tr• tn Section 1200 end 1200 5 ot 1 1989 1, 5 OOlng bUllneu u: a-en. Caltf 92648 The fOllowlng pertona •• by oeteull will ~ tit..en tronl ,ight •note Mlbecil doing bul•MN U tne C1llf0fnta Prob•I• Code Se805 O•lly Pllor June 2 ' July ' ON THE AIR. 110 Newport Tl'lla bualrtall la Gon· ~ ~ ae:: •0•1n•t you lor the tellet d• •"""' 0--~h Boulev•td (2)e MANSC ~ST 17390 Mt 1 --.. a.mle faq. MIU· 12 19 19M Centet Drive, Suite 200, ducted by en lndlvtduel O AYWOlf INTER· "'11noe0 1n the compt••nl ~ .. -.... ,7 • ' .: A SA-7&e ..,. ..-.. p Klt>Mr DATE J FEB 111e8 reoucoon 1n raqulred perk· ClltlwOOd Clrcle Fount•1n .,, Kodoee a e.m ..... t. Ml.IC NOTICE Newport Beech. Caltf 112vvv .,.. .. ey NA TtONAl, 1555 MaH LEONARD A P08NAH tno ~P•C .. for meet1no1 Valley Cell! 112708 1 IOfl'9yt lOf Petlttoner, OM!---'-"-'-------R.W R.W., Inc . C.llfornl•. Thi• •••lament WU fttcd Verde °'· E. 151E. Coll• CLUU( IY · Andrew•' i rooms beMd on common John B G•l"tbury Carter. I Newport Pl., lult• IOO, FICTITIOUI tUaMll __ Ml __ IC_NO_Tl_C_E __ 110 N9wpol1 c.nter Drive, with ll'le County Cleric of()(. MeM.. eaiu. 82e2fl ~., c i.r11 ( .... of .~ u .. OI ,,,. P•rklng ., .. fO De L• Pal S•n Newport -..Cl'I. CA l2teCI I NAMI' ITATWMINT Sult• 200. Newport BMch. ange County on JuM 1e. w..n Clrey l&ey IV, 1"6 C'rt{ 1tH1 motel room• and meet-Juan Cap11tr•no Call! Publ1at1ed Oran~ Cout The lollowtng pereona ti• FtCTITIOUl .U ... la C.llf ll2&eO ttee Meu V•de Of. l. .t51E, ~ublllhed -=>••" • t.out 1ng •ooma and (31 reducllon 92675 Delly Pilot Junfl 2e 29 July 001 buatneu u · DENTAL NAiil aTATWMeMT Thi• bu1lnee1 ta con-Pl117M Coett MeN, Callf. t2fl:tt Daily Pllor Ju"ll 2i July S tn requlreo tand1c•plng Tflla t:>uatne11 11 c;on· 5. 1986 I MA~AOEMENT SERVICE TM IOllowtng pereona et• ducted by t GOrPOf•llon Publlahed Orange Coelt Crtrl•tlne Joy Ahod ... t2 1~ 1~86 · •long M•cOoneld from 15 ducted by a llmlte<I partner-SeSu794 (OMS) 17100 Von Kinnan dotng bualMN u T R•ymond J. Wallick Oeilly Pilot June 21, 28. July 15M Mala V•de Of E. feet lo 10 ... , 1h1p . JOHN PRIEST CONSUL • Thia ltatemem -filed 6, 12, 18M •61E Colt• MeM. Calf S1792 E N v R 0 N M E N T AL J 8 Ga1n1t>ury-Caner P\8.IC NOTICE lrvlne. ClllllOfnle 9271' ING SERVICES 19'21 wltl'l the County Cleric of()(. 8•757 8212S ---------s·Arus Cover.a unaer Th11 st1ternen1 wu llled 2~•;a t'~ T•~:';;; Cindy Ln. Huntington •noe County on Juna tO, Thlt bull,,..• 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE Neg•t·ve D4M:lare11on No with the Counly Clef-of Or-Ka-. I ae · h CA 92683· Be•ch. Cell!. 112&48 188e PlmJC NOTICE ducted by" • general J*1· e6 28 •n~ County on June 24 NOTICt TO IC JoM EH Prlelt Ill, t9•21 '111411 '*8hlP IC 2Sl" ON FILE A COf>Y 01 tne 198e CAEDIT<>f'I Of Tn11 bualn•H I• con· Cindy Ln Huntln9ton Publllhed Orange Coelt f1CTTT10UI ..,..... Wllllarn Orey Sley IV NOTICE TO prop0Mdrond1t1onate•C9P-n121.M 9\ILK TRAN*RR dutt.O byl an~notvlduel Beach Cellf 92&4fl Dally PllCM June 21 28. July ..._ ITATDIEfl' Thlt tlttetnent w• tlled CAfDIT<>f'I OF 11011 is ot\ Ill• tn th• ti.part Publlahe<l Orange Cou1 (t.ee. 1101-tt07 ~;.,.., :i.~~!:i~':., 11190 I Thi• bualn••• ta con-5, 12, 19H The loltowtng pereona ere wtth the County Qlrtl of Of· llULI' TAANtfER ment or Oev~opment Se<· Dally P!lot Julv 5 12 19 28. u.C c) Ith tne County Cterk 01 Or· ducted by an tndMdulll Sa-747 doing bualMM ae: ange 1 County on J4.1M 2•, (~• l101-t107 v1ct1s, 2000 Ma111 Slreet 1986 NOllO oa t\e•eby giver> 10 w Counl on June 10 John Ell Prlelt 111 ---------APPRAISAL MARKETING 1118e UCC) Huntington 8HCh C•ll Sa803 c:reO•tor' of the wllhln 1~96 y Thta etetemenl w .. llled 81-ICMnfll'C INOVAT IO NS, 21551 f'IUUI ~o• e •• lleraby g .. en 10 tQfn1• 928415 tor 1napection nimed 1ranate<Or1SI 1na1 a 198 '1l1.U.. with tl'lt CCl'lnty Clerk of Or· _.....;r ..... ~;..;.;.. ...... ""--~-· --Br~hurtt 81 # 138, Hunt· Publlehed °'rir. Cout t ... utUcrn ~1r...,c1 r 0 I I I~. 11n1n bl nimric NOTICE •nre eou.-. on June e. ............., ..... .-,, 1 , ,. _ __.. catlf "2••• ........ ~ p1•~ Ju ... • " 11 2fl ere 1 or• o " w t:>y rne pu oc r~ oulk trenste• 11 •t>out 10 be Publlalled Oreng• Coaet 1., .. "'' iric,.,...,.. --ng1on _ • ., · • """ ..,. ,,,. ., "· '• . . Send SJ 25 plu<; 7,,~ namtJd 111n1teror(t) th•I • ALL INTERESTED PER-mede on petaon•I Pfopefly D•lly Pllol July 5 12 t9. 2e. • " nuua ..._ STAT'I_..,. MlehHI John P•yne, 1te oolk trar.sfer II •boul 10 be SONS •r• Invited lo •ttend FICTITIOUI 9\lllHlll hetetn•Me< Oeecrtt>ed 1988 °' Cou1 Tiie followlng peraon• .,. 21551 ·~hum SI , 139, s.-eoo postage ha •di nq eacn patter,, •or m•d• on person•· proc>eftv N1d ,....ring ano ••P'... NAMI ITAT'fMINT rne n•met end bu91n.u Sa777 Publlst\ed ~ doing t>ualneu u Huntington Beech Cellt r..er114naner oescrioeo op1n1on1 01 a..t>mu evidence T~ tol10W1ng peraon111e addr .. Mlt ot the 1ntend.o I Daily Pilot June 2 July 5· THOMSEN TRUSTS, llQt 112&4e Send IO ::.:,, '::"' c~'i t !"-' -" '°"' PICl9ll '2 14 ~ &lvcl WOOCIMOt llY II Jn "'1!11 *"" AOdrll1 lto Sia Pftm ~ NEW FOR ONLY $1 %·page '·Jll rrw,r Cata log of Cratt1 p;itterns oooks supp11t!s r re Net T ne r11me1 and t:>ullneM tor or ege1n111ne appllcellon doing bustne .. u rrenale<ott are RICHARD nt in•tC MllTICE 12. 19 19ee SA-781 Dove SlrMI, Sulle 155, Thi• bualn•H I• oori-edOreHH of the tntenoec:t •• oulllnec:t •t:>OV• II the<• H & L INTERNATIONAL G KEELER CAROLE w l'UIK. nu ~ Beecll.Cellf 92eeo ducted by an lndMdual tr•nsle•oo a•e JASON LEE .,. any lunher que11tona 15fl 10 Tustin 11111.ge Wey KEELER 82e and 830 w .. t IUPlA10ft COUl'T P•llHOH Preper•tory MIChMI J<>'ln Payne llNDA LEE STEPHEN OH pi. ... cell Scott H ... Aa-•2 Tu1t1n. Celli 92MO Hllh St Cotra Meu Cellf Of CAUf°"9tlA, NSLIC NOTtCE School•. • Catlfornl• Cor· Thfl •t•rement wu filed ANO RUTH OH 2228 New· 1 at•l•nl Planner ., 536-5271 I Helen Gerner. t5e 10 g2627 I Po<•tlon, 801 Dove s1r .. 1. with the County Clefk of Or· port Btvd Suite B. Coett Jamee W Pelln, he• Tu1lln \llllege W1y '2 The locetton In Calltornt• COUNTY Of' OflAHOI ,ICTITIOUI 9UllNIU Bulle 155, Newp«t e.ech. •nge County on Jurta 11, MeN C•lltornla retMy, Hunllngton llMcft Tuslln. C•llf 92e80 01 th• chief e11ecull..,. orttce In tne M•tter of the Appll· .. ._ ITATl•MT Calif 928e0 tllU Tne narr.ee eno b1.1atneaa l'tennlng Commleelon T1111 bu11neu 11 con· 04' pr1nc1Qel t>oalneet ol11Ce caiion °1 Angel• Bond on Tha toltowtng perac>n•.,. Thll bualn.H ta con-P:J11.,.. eddrns 01 the tntend80 Publlat>fl<I Orange Coe•t dutted by an 1ndlvldu•I ot tht! intend~ tranafMOf 11 oenall 01 Jat\tee K•Y Lim • OOlng bualneat u dliCt~ by • GOfPOf•Uon Pvbllahed Or•nge Cout 1 1ran11er .. s are CHANG JIN Dilly P1to1 J1Jly 5 1986 Helen L Garner 1·· .. me 81 ebove minor for Chenge of Name I CANOY BARREL AT D•YIO J Thomaer1, Pr•I· Delly Piiot Juna 21 , 28. July KONG ANO SUK CHIN S•809 Thia 11atement wu Iii.cl All ol'* bualneN n•mes No /4. 133668 BALBOA 600 E Be~ oent S t2. 19ee KONO t 1098 Cynthia Gar wtrh 1ne County Clerk ot Of· and •ddrMMt uted by the ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Suite B·1. Newport • Thie tt•temenl wu tiled Sa-7S<t Oen Grove Clllll0tnl• Ml.IC NOTICE 1nge County on June 2• Intended transferor within FOR CHANOE OF NAME Cellf 928e0 with Ille County Cler1< of Or· ~TmOUI _._ •• NA•tTA~ The IOllowlng pertonl .,.. doing bualMM •= ONE SOURCE SER- VICES, ~100 Town Center Drive, Sutt• 0·2e8, Lagun• NIQuei, CeJ" 82fl77 Th•I Ille pr()9erly pet1I 1986 thrM yeara IUI .,..,. IHI (Sec 8()84) l Don Vergltto, 3'4811 Satt enge County on June 18, nent hereto 11 deacrtt>ect in NOTICE Of' fJ1211tl paar ao t•r ••known to 1ne Anget\BA~°L1~ betl•:' 01 Ju•n Ctr. Reno. Nev•d• 1118e •T'<lt8 • g-•I •• CLEANERS & NON·fllllPONllllLrTY Publlslle<I Orange Cout Intended tr•nsferff are JANICE a m nor 89509 '111711 ---------LAUNDRYMAT and 11 NOllC01Jllllerebyg1venl,,•t DellyPllo1Juty5 12 111 26. none f'l8S llled a petition In lhll Thia bualneH la con• Publlll'led Orenge C041t ·os~ s1o1ch o>1!lll .. 00·"- "1 rn t'\oo• qu1llir q and MltC NOTIC£ ~•trlcl• Ann Young, 211152 RldgeYlew OrfYe, Leguna Niguel. Caltf 92fl17 Mery Jo Wl'leeler. 12 ISO Stertlt, Lagun• BMdl. Calf t2fl51 LAURA WHEELER tocet~ •t 22211 NEWPORT 1ne undernoned wtll not be 111ee The neme111 end 1>Uatnee1 court IOt •" orde< atl0\M1'1Q dueled by •n tndMOuel Deity Piiot Jurta 2 t 28. July ...cnnoua ..,_,, BLVD SUITE 8 COSTA r .. ponatble tor any debit 0t Sa-801 1 eddr ... of the Intended petitioner IO cne~e ~ Don Vergllto 5. 12. 19efl MAM1 ITATUmNT Thi• butln•H I• GOn· duct~ by a gener9' Part· neralltp C R A F T S I MESA CALIFORNIA lteblllties conl1acted by any-treniferee(a) .,. J JAY ' neme fro~ J~~ •v Llr.n Tn1a •t•lement wH flied s .. 100 Tl'le tollowtng pareon• .,. ............. ~.. I one other 1h1n mytelf on°' PlllllC NOTICE DRISCOLL 15310 Elllol 101~~SYHE~EB~n ORDERED with the County Clerk or "e· ---------doing butlneM u: Patrlda A. Young SPECIAL SAVINGS aMllf 1n11 d1te Ave Unit 9211 L•Pvenre thar 111 person• inlerMt~ In ·~ CCl'lnly on June 1 · P\&.IC NOTICE EUROPEAN HI TECH, 670 011eo rn1a 2s111 d•Y of F1CT1T10UI 9'1_,..11 Callt 11110 tne matter itoreH IO appeer 19 8 f3UIOl2 __ ;...;;.;;;..;.;.....-...-. ___ w 17 St Bldg 03, Coet• I June tllllb NAflll ITATUftNT Th1t the p1operty pertl· bet tnia court In Depart flCTITIOUl IU ... 11 M .... Calif 112427 K1thleeft L. lwlfln, Jl7 E. The foltowlt\g peft0na 11e nenl hereto le dncrlt>e<l in e~;" No 3 11 700 Cl~ Publlaned Orange Cout NAMe ITATW•MT MeuttzlO MerUCIO. 13802 11th II . Apt. •2. Coete dOlng bl,jalneaa H g-•t u PRINTING COM ~enter Drive W•t Sant• Delly Pllor Juna 28 July 5. The fOllO>#lng ~ .,. Mai VIII• Whlttw. Calif flleM. Caltt t1C7 p E R E I R A PANY and 11 tocal~ al e215 Ana CalllOfnla oll JUL y 21 12, 111 111ee dOlng bull,_ U toe02 Put>1111led Orange CoaallHOSSEINZADEH 0 KEEFE end l30 WMI 19th SI 198e 81 9 15 o'clock AM SA·780 (•)LANDSCAPE CON· Diana OrlaQt, 13715 Via Dattv Pilot J1.11v • S 11. t9ee ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS I Co111 Me ... C•llloml• end 'rnen •"d lh•r• th~ s u L T A N T O R 0 u P Del Pelm•, Whlttw, Cellf. FS•708 INTERIOR DESIGNERS TM Bualneta n•me uMCl c•uM 11 any they h•..,., wtiy P\&.IC NOTICE (b>UNDSCAPE CONSUlT· 80802 ---------t8002SkyparkClrcle INll"• by MIO tr•naf.,Oft I t Hid .. Id petition tor Cl'lange of ANTS (G)LANOSCAPE Tl'lll bualneH la Gon· P\8.IC NOTICE C•lll 9271' toc•tlon 11 CMARLES n•mHhoutdnol begr•nteo FtCTmoul 9UltMlll GROUP. 5515 River Ave duct~ by • Qer*lll J*1- Tt111 .ce1emen1 wu ft4ed witl'I IN County C!ertl of Or· ~~ County on June 2•. "12111 Publlal'led ()(enge Cout [)atty PllOI July&, 12, 18, 2fl, 11188 S.-788 ,_________ Per111r• C0<p Ctlll0tn11. I PRINTING COMPANY IT IS FURTHER 0<dered I NAME ITATUftNT Ste 202, Newport BeaGh, rterWllp ..... ITATUH.NT OF I 18002 SkypArk Ctrcle. lrvlne. Ttat Hid bulk tranater Is tnat 1 copy 01 thla 0<der 10 The fottowtno peraona are C•llf 92883 Meurtzlo MaruelO ABANOONMeNT OF C•lll 92714 Intended lo be GOnlUm· .now c:•use be pvblllll'led tn Oolng t>ualneu U Fr~rlck C1\aflet Bowling, Tl'll8 ll•letnenl w .. llled Ull Of ...CTITIOUI Jamket Inc C•lltOfnl•. m•t.O al lhe orttce of C1ll· the Or• Coeal D•lly Piiot. ALAN & ALLEN 17100 5515 Riv. Ave Sta 202, with tl'le County Clettc of Or· ON QUALITY USED JlA~ DlATH Nom1s LARKIN 1986 AUDI $19,500 ,,, "'."""' .... !"4'1f ie "'' \I00941• 1985 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM $17,995 1984 CORVETIE $15,995 1• l'WH .... ~ HJ~ 1982 COUPE DE VILLE s7995 1919 CADILLAC SEVILLE s7995 ,,,... 1978 COUPE OE VILLE $5995 •UllHEll NAMI 1800:1 S1<yp1rk Circle trvtn., f0<nl• Besl Eec:row Inc 23'4 I 11 n•w=per 01 gener•I Von Karmon lrvlne, Calif ~ 8each, Calif 92&e3 enge County on Jurta 1fl, he tollowlng par•o"• C111t 92714 IE 17th St "t 18, Coa11 clrcutellon publl•hed tn thlt 92714 Thia bualneu I• con· 1988 h•ve abandoned the uM ol AAC·ID C.0<p Clllllornla, MeN C•lllornle 92827 °",,, c.ounly 1119.,1 OnC41 a wee11 B•rry Alen T•tleton. duct~ by •n Individual '111M7 11 ,. F1cttllou• Bualneas 1eoo2 Skyp•rk Ctrci. lrvlne .• ,,., July 28tn 11186 10, lour conMCullve _... 280 213 Caoney Newp«t Fr~rldl C Bowttng Publlahed Orange Coelt Nim., Pac:lltca Home Carl! C•llf 11:171• Thia bulk tranaler ta tub· pr1or 1, the d• of said,,.., Beecn Calif 92H3 ThlS at•t_,t wu tlled D•lly Piiot June 26 July 5 Supplif't 18800 Delaware Th11 bu11neu 11 con· teC1 to CelllOfnta Uniform tn Y I Thi• bualneu 11 con· with the CCl'lnly Clerk ol Ct· t2. 19, 111ee SrrMt Sulla 100 Hunt ducted t>y • general part· Commerc111 Code Section i.t"° JUN 11 1966 I ducteO t:>y •n lndMduel •noe CCl'lnly on Mey 211, SA-778 inglon Be•cn. CA 926-48 neranlp 18IOfl . He,,ry T Moore, Jr ' Barry Alen Tarleton t98fl 'Tne l'ic1111ous Bustnea1 J I( Houelnuoen Preal· The na,,,. end lddr ... of .ludo• 01 11,. luperlor Thia •l•letnent wu 111.o FJ10l:ll Neme teferred ro above wu dent l th• p41raon with whom C~r1 With th• County Clerk ot Or Publlahed Or•nge Coast Wed 1n Orange CCl'lnty on Th11 s111ement wu meo ctatma may be hied It C•ll· Published Otftnge Coul •nge County on June 10. Delly Piiot June 2 t, 2e. July February 215 19eo4 F239525 wllh tne Counrv Clerk ol Or-tornl• Be11 Eacrow tnc 234 D!llly Piiot June 14 2 I. 2e, I 198e 6 12, t98e Hunrtngron Proleuton•I ange Counrv on June 24. E 17th St "t 1e. COtll 1.,1 5 1986 '111411 Sa-7•8 s11n.1e .. tnc ceutornll cor 1988 , Meat CetuOfnt• end,,,., .. , Y Sa7•5 Publllhed Orange Cou1 -'---------- pora11<>n 18800 Oefeware FJ12121 d•Y tor tlltng ctalmt by any Dally Pttot Juna 28 July 5. fllalC NOTICE s11.....,, sune 1100 Hunt PubllShed Orange CoHI creOfl()( &11111 be July 26th ocm•ic NOTICE • 12. HI. 198fl ington S.&eh CA 92e.e Dally Pllor July 5, 12 19 2e.11986 which lit 1'141 tl\Jalnen r~ SA-773 FICTITIOUI Ml ... 11 This bualneat wu con-1t1e6 d•Y befO<'e rtwl conaumm• FICTITIOUI .U ... 11 N.U. ITATl•MT du~led by• CC>tl>Of•llon S•·804 lton d•te 199Ctfled •bove NAME ITATIMIMT P\lltC NOTICE The loHowtng peraona .,. '"'" ttatement w•• hied Dated Ju"• 27th. 1986 dOlng buetnau u w1tt1 lhe County Clerk of Or PlllllC NOTICE I J. JAY DRllCOLL. Ill· Tiie following peraona •r• 1 FICTITIOUI IU ... H STRUCTURAL HEAL TH Ange County on May 211 tended Tren•r.tM drt~~~~~n~st :!AK AS· MAW ITATllflllNT COUNSELING & THERAPY, 19Ae f'ICTITIOOI IUllNt:ll P•ibll•hed Orange Coui ~()CIA TES 23S5 Mein The folf<>o#ing ~·lie t U1 S"'*10f Ave Sutta E., PutJlllhed Orange Cout NAMf ITA Tl NT De 1V Pitol .ltJly ~ l98e S O doing bualneel al NewpOr1 a..cti. Calll 92&e3 0111'; Poot JUr>ft '28 July 5 The IOllowtng petatlnl are sieoa ~~.~1927 lu~t· 11 lrVi~ ' NEWPORT SALES co Shirley Ann Hender'lon, n 1'4 tQ8ft dOlng bu11neu u ntlD•IC MnflCE Curtll Ryan OlllOn 23 2802 Newport Blvd , Unit 1835 Eut SIX1h St . Long Sa775 ADAMS AVE ND A rUO\. nu Landfall Court Newporl •3 Newport 8Mct'I. Calif Beech. C.ltt 80802 ---------ll023 Ad•m• A... Hunt ,ICTITIOUI IUllNlll B4la<:h Celtl 92883 92883 . Tl'llt bualn•H II con-PtellC NOTIC( ongron Beath Calif 92&4e NAMf ITATlMfNT Chr11ttne Beckut, 23 I Mlt..e Kldetl 2902 ~· duc1~ by :,.,~I • c her,.. R Bruar 12791 I OrHnfletd lrvtrie Ctlll port Blvd Sllp 12, Newport Stilfley Henc:ier.on K :ie462 Sy•v•n St G•tden Grove Ttwl folloli'flng P41'ton• are · Beec1'1 C•lll 92H3 Thi• atel filed ' 1Mlll3 C•fll 9284S doing t>uttneas u lrwlnd•'-11?~~11 Thomu Burnham Thi• bu1lneu It con· with tM Coun!y Clat'll ol Or· IT A Tl•NT Of' Neil J Hor~'" 2e27 N4tvll ~IN).' 1;'~. ! Br~~~~ 2.e~ 8•)'1110<• Ortve ,.._ dueled by en lndlYlc:tual anQe County on Jvne 18 AIANOOHMINT Of C11 Cotlt Mata Calll •v• ' ll.n P r.e pon S.llCl'I Caltf 92e80 I Miiie Kldell 19&fl UH Of FICTTTIOUI a?826 I fl'Wll•de141 l rtnet• .• gan-Phlll E Olten 412 Plrll• Thll at•tem«il WU ftled Pl11I04 •u1••• ...... Wllllem JllGk St19henl0rl, • , •I p Ir In. r. h I ps, I I .. -...-!, "~h c -•11 "'2 .... .,; wllfl the County Clerk of Or· Publltl'led Ortnge Coul I 8roo«hollow Ortve 1nta ........ .,.,.. .,_, "" " "'"' Cou 1 ,,_ J""'"' 8 " 21 """ T ne tollowlng peraona 211e2 Kroll Ln . Hunt ngton An• CA 9270~ Ro"•kl M Bonaguidi enoe n Y ""' --· Daily PllOt June , 1 . .,.,,7 have •b•ndoned the UM of BMch. Celt1 92&48 1 R Oontld SdU$1er 1000 831~ Cefttury P•tll Court, l98& ..,111• 5 1;, tllH S.7S3 PtalC NOTICE ~TTT10UI .UIMll MAIM ITATl•MT Tiie lollowtng S*'aorl• -doing buelMN U . ROCKY'S WRENCH ON WHEELS, •324 Jord•n Ave . Orenge, Callf 82fl68 Ronald Albeft Renlah. •37• .Jotdtn Ave . <>ranoe. Calif 92H9 C•tlly Lynn Renlah •324 Jordan Ave . Or•nge. Calif 112H9 Thlll bu11naae I• con· Ouc:1ed by Huabend and wll• C.1hy lynn FWllah Thie tt•tement WU flltd wtlh the County ~ ot Or: INIQ9 County on June 18, 19M '11- Publllihe<I Orange Cqut Dally Pltol June 21. July 6 12, 111. t9M SA·784 MllC NOTICl lh• (lc.llllOUI eualn•H Thi• butlneN 11, t:~· 011•11 !111 .. 1 Sult• f'llO !\ult• 100 S.11 °"900. C1lll P11bflll'led Ot•nge Collet ~~~11n:~~";,dn;:::~r,: ~~ b'I' • o«*• pa • ~ts,; b~~:.~A1:2~n 112;~! bu11n111 I• con. Delly Pttot Ju"41 28 July 6, ---------'~:.~=· Stt•t Tu"rh CA 117680 ~I J Horgan I led due.led by 1oont ,,..,lure ducted by a l•mlled partner 12 19 18M SA-774 fltatC NOTICE The folawlnO pertana.,. fn• II .lltlOUI bualneH ~1T .. 11t,~ICl•~lw Cl ::'ot t01· BradlO<d H Mille< 0.., thlph • " .. flCTfT10Ut .,..... doing butitncea .. namto retert~ to 1oow wu -· ,. ,.,. .... , Mii Pl•I~ Cl 1111t1ne .. ac .. u• HAMS ITATl•MT !UROftCAN 111 TCCH, 870 "'"'°on AliQU•' 9. 10&21n Ille ange Cour\ly °" Jun. 24 Thll •tatetf'MI wit Iii.ct Thia 11a1amen1 wilt llled fltafC lt}TIC[ The 1...._.._ per.ona .,. W 17 SI lldO 03. Coe1• Counry ut Or1111g41 198'1 ~ Cleirk 1 o Oltlth tM County Cl«lt ot Or· ............ .,, MeM. caltf Ht27 I': 8 A1<1na t Ctvlt Pta11 ,JI_. •tlh rtwl Coul\ty o ' C.OUntv on M•'I 29 '1CTITIOUI IU-11 doing ~.. MIYrlllo MerllldO 13e02 Su•re 17S Newpon BN<.h, Put>l19'\ed Orange Cout latl04' County on June 4 = NAMS ITAftMIWT COMMEACIAI. TV SER· Miii Vial•, Whltti. Calif CA 92880 O•llY Piiot July~. 12 111 1fJ t91& ,,,.,,.. Tiie followtng pcraonl .,.. VICE, 104• 1 K.emual• °'1· toe02 ijruoe K !<l(tn• I Ctvk: 1Qfle "1'*" l>ubll"*' Qtange Cout doing bu..,._.. Huntington leecl'I. Cell Q4aM Or'taQI. 13715 Vie P•au ~ult• ,,,, ~t S•-7118 1 •• ~:-.::c'· .~.~~~::." .~11 0.•lyP!IOt June21 ~8July5 TOPSPIN ~PUT~. 9~ "' w-.n '°"' Oii ,.,"" Whlnw. Cellf 8MC11 (.A l?Ht> ' C 12 tllM 1135 W .... "' ... «YOO. ,_,,., ' toe02 TM At.Int COft'l*tY a P\atc NOTICE ~ MO Now~ ..,.. N760 eo.11 M .... Call! 92fl2fl Kal'll\lela °' · Huntinoton Tiiie buatnen 11 con· C•llfornla corpo1et1on 11 , OrfH, ltlfte._, . ..._,_, S tanley Woodw•rd 8eeel'l.Clllf t2f!4e duc:t~ by • genetel '*1· Clvtc Plue Sutt: :, N.w P:ICTITIOUI eulMH ~.~ Orange Coel1 I NllJC M>TlCl Net.=. : W~• ~ I~!!, :,'~con• MnNp port 8Mc" CA 2 NAJim ITATOISNf 0 ..., Ptlol Jl'"9 21 . .i4ltf I t .fnvu. e I.....,. A . ......._, aAurtllO M-..clO T1!11 bu..,,... .,... «ltt• The l()llowlng pcraonl are ... , I _......, MllMll t2t2t ,_,,.. ..._. Thie tllten"*\1 wae lllad duet.CS bye oertafel petlnat doing ~ u 1' tt IHI 'IC''' rvv Thi. buafnfll It con· Thlt .aatetnenl WM meet wtth the Counly ~ of Of· ehlp uff UP • Dl&PLAY 291~1 a.1... NAJill ITATUllWT r d<JCI~ t>y an lndtvlduel wltfl ,,... Coufl1Y ~of Or· ange County on June , •• "-It. AltlM A.on111 Av. O 104 Colla I Tiie =::'eon• a • 1 Sten N411aon "109 County on June 18• tMe fhlt •l•lemer'lt ..... Ried Mela Celtl 92t2t "8JC NOTlCC ~CREATIONS 8878 L• Tl'lll ... ...,..., -fllccl ,... '11W1 '11*7 wtth the County Clefk of Of I Merk D Comtno• 510'• flCTTI'IOUI H I Pl• 1 Clre.. ,oun°t•ln I/al with 1M Count)' C..,.., OI a; ""'bllM!ed ()(enQe CoMI ftut>lltMO ~ Cou1 =~~ .cr.,,:·~:C,: ~~~~1~on• c1e1 Mer MAlll ITA.,._lfT 1 "'1 Ycfltlf t27ot 1 = County on June • DdY "°'June 21, 21 • .M'/ ~.~ 2 · .Mt 1· I~ M .....,, C.. Todd L.• Clemen• 510''1 Tl'le fol!O'*W't ~o= ~·.,~~1.!111~·1 "=I. 1'· 1... te-766 IA-171 C•• a •=·1t1r Al• MarlQOld Coron• c1e1 M•, doing~ .. 1 " v• 1 PublllMd Orenos • I HELENE IRENE LARKIN. a rsident of Newport Beach area for over 30 years, passed away July 2, 1986 at Koaa Mem· orial Hmpttal after a lengthy Ulne91. She was preceded In dC'ath by her hus- band, Richard W Lark.in, Sr' in 198~. Mrs. Larkin Is aurvwed by her two 1e>ns, Doyle D. Paul of San Juan Capistrano and Donald C. Paul of Conoga Park, stepeon, Richard W Larkin, Jr of Irvine, atep- daugh tt>r, Shirley M&My of Fallbrook, alao survtved by nu meroua niece. and nl'pht'wa Crypt Side Servi<.'ft will ~ .hf'ld Monday, July 7, 11 00 A M at The Mal.&801eum Of The Paciftc, P~flc Vtew Memorial Patk, New- port Be-a.ch P.cW~ View Mortuary, Di· recwre 644-2700 1 ____ ......... _...._ ..-...------ ------ar>::a a , ,. • > > t • a ••• , ' h rt • • ------ w" ,. •. • ,,.• "' : ' COVER HOME rROVIOED bv GEORGE El.KIN. CO. 2 J I A SPECIAL ADVt:Rlnil G UPPLEMENT VOL. S. NO. 27 I" ATURDAY JUµ'.-S. 1986 I I ' j • PAGa 2/IATIMDAY ,.,,,. .. , .. _______________________________ DAILY PILOT/mA&. lllTATI .WEST C llf'f LAGUNA. H ILLS ---INSIDE--------- PAQI 2. Market Map 3. Waterfront Homet 4. Unique Homa 5. The ow.bout AMOClatlon 8. Lido Realty 7. Grubb & EJlla 8. Southeby'a International 9. George E.lklnt 10. Harbor ReeJty 11. lrvtne Cout Realty 12. Remax of Cotta M... • 13. Remax of Coata M ... ... PAQI 14. Hunt & Auoctatn 15. Start>oatd &crow 16. Open HOUM Directory 17. Open HOUM Directory 18. Ctalllfled 19. Clllllfled 20. Clualfled 21. Claaffled 22. New Home Horizons ' 23. Coldwell Banker, Cotta Meta 2.-. Coldwell Banker. Newport Beach DAILYPILOT/•&AA.•STATS .............................. ~ .................................. llATUllDAYJU&.Y~t ... /PACY I We don't just sell 0 waterfront" ... we specialize in property on the water ... near the water ... and with a view of the water . • FABULOUS HARBOR RIDGE £ST A TE A hbme of' EXTRA LA.RC£ LOT ON UDO With 65' frontage in great quality wirh superb view\. The main house hits best street 10 street loation. Early span1sh style 5 S bdrms, inc luding 2 master suites, formal dining bdrm with family room on 35' half, 30' is all garden. room, den & family room There are also servants Build big or remodel. SS.9,500. 631-1-400 quartt'rs with 3 bdrms & 2 baths and fabulous BA YFRONT PENTHOUSE Spectacular views of ground\ cncompassins a tennis court, pool and spa Newport Harbor from this spacious, newly carpeted, S 1,795,000 631-1400 2 bdrm & den with wet bar, laundry room and large balconies. Dock possible for SO' boat. SS35,000. 631-1'400 LINDA ISLE 2 \tory 1rad111onal w11h 4 bdrms, famil y & formal dining rooms and gourmer kuchen. Super bay & sunset vil'ws Spacious patto leads 10 dock for boJt & side 11e Guard gated, land included at s 1,750.000. 631-1400 LINDA ISLE -OVERSIZED LOT A custom 5 b1•druom home with family & formal dining rooms, 3 firt.•plctt t.''> .md breakfast room plus 2 sunny patios and your own pier & slip for a large yac ht. Jusr steps to u·nn1'> 1n 111os1 pres11g1ous guard gated community P11<c-"" lude'> land Sl,250,000. 631-1400 LACUNA'S IRVINE COVES A gated oceanfront < ommun11y with prestige. lender owned contem· porJry with 4 IJdrms, family & formal dining room'>, hJ.,(•nwnr rt'< room, sunny brick patio and ocean \l('M Sl,150.000 631 -1400 FANTASTIC BA YFlWNT LOCATION on Balboa hl.111d Widest part of harbor for fabulous sunset and hoJttnl( Jc 11on v1stc1s Early "Island" style home with J ht.l11m c1nd lam1ly room plus pier and slip for largt• bo.11 StJ2o.ooo 67 3-6900 BRAND NEW LUXURY OCUNFRONT Built with tht· lint•\! 111 c us1om qualiry and design. Nearly 4000 "l '' 111 th•> 4 bdrm home w11h a 3 bed apartmen1 O\it 1 1h<· J <.tr l(clrage. A corner loca11on with t.ibulou .. view'> S86S,000. 631-1400 BALBOA ISLAND RARE CHA.RM New England style duplex steps to South Bayfront beach Front house with 3 bdrm, 2 bath, corner brick fp and front patio. Rear newer 2 bdrm apt with deck over dble garage. $-475,0QO 673-6900 SPYCUSS WJ1lt C REA T OCEAN VIEW Private corner lot with • bdrms. Master, family and formal living room all on view side with patto. Formal dining and br~kfast nook open to entry courtyard with beautiful custom pool. Over-2500 square feet, ligh1 and airy with uthedral ceilings. S-469,750. 631 -1400 OCEANFRONT SALTBOX True New England style in bt.•\I "lewport loc a11on. A fabulous 3 bdrm (or 2 & dt.•nl w11h <,epar.itc studio/guest over detached gar- al(<' ,t,111s 10 2nd floor gallery overlooking huge • b1 •,111wcl < ('1ltn8 Irving room with brick fireplace New on mJrket S695,000 631-1400 PRIME PENINSULA BAYFRONT Fabulous property with lawn leading from trellised patio to large dock. Unusual 3 story 6 bdrm including 3rd floor · master suite with fp., sitting area .lnd sundeck w11h breathtaking wide bay & nighr light views. Completely redecorared, offered furnished at $1,475,000. 631-1-400 SUPER OCEANFRONT OUPLE.X Beautifully ma1n - t.urwcl Upper un11 has 3 spacious bdrms and large l1vinK Jlt.'d with wma11on.il views of beach act1v11y ,ind ..unset\. lowc•r 2 bdrm has nice patio. Xlnt h11<h bJl.inC1• .mum.ible lo.tp S600,000 631 -1-400 OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Refurbished J & 2 bdrm un11., lo\ 1th giant mc1s1er su11e upstairs, like n<'w < Jh1m•h , Mid fireplaces in both units. Fabulous cat.ilinJ & u< c•Jn v11'ws. Patio w11h B.B Q S59S,OOO 67 j 6900 BA YFRONT CONDO with fabulous 270° panoramic v1t'W\ uf 1•nt1rc• h.irbor & city lights. This spacious 1 bdrm with new whllc carpet & sauna 1s on the 81h fluur ol pres11g1ou\ bu1ld1nR with doorman, pool & '>PJ S570,000 631 -1400 LUXURY LACUNA CONDOMINIUMS Only 3 left On cliff across from oceanfront park with forever coastline, white water & city light views. Spacious mediterranean style with 2 masrer suites, french doors, balconies & patios Community spa in spanish courtyard SSS0,000 to SS8S,OOO 631-1-400. Open Daily 390 Cliff Drive BALBOA ISLAND Urge cathedral ceilinged '4 bdrm home with a 1 bdrm guest unit A flexible-property which aslo can be 3 and 2 bdrms Close to beach and v111iage, brings super summer rental income. $440,000 673-6900 FABULOUS WHITE WATER VIEWS from this Cor- ona del Mar condo Terrific vaca11on retreat at the mouth of the Harbor A J bedroom unit ma desirable secyr11y complex with community pool. S399,900 RARE ON THE PENINSULA An R-3 property V1 block 10 neighborhood beach on a quiet tree lined weer A spacious 3 bdrm. 2' 1 barh home wirh den and fp plus 2 units for incomt' Walk to n('w fun zone, shops & ferry S395,000. 631-1-400 A CEM ON UDO ISL£ lovely traditional 3 bed home with formal dining room on quiet end of island. Shorr walk 10 clubhouse and courts Beaut•· fully decorated with paned windows, shutters, an d hardwood floors. S365,000. 631-1-400 HARBOR RIDCE TOWNHOME Spacious, highly upgraded 1 story w11h 2 bdrms & den with cathedral ceilings Attrac11vt> contemporary decor Very pri- vate .1nd tharming woodsy se111ng with serene ca· nyon vieM. S359,000 631-1400 LARCE. HOME ON PENINSULA POIN'T" Steps to beaches. Newly painted, clean & bright, 4 bdrm & family room home with "country couage" appeal & nice south patio on the point's charming Bellvue lane. REDUCED to $335,000. Open Daily 1-5. -420 Bellvue Lane. 631-1400 DRAMA IN NEWPORT With fabulous views of night lighrs and back bay. A spacious famliy home with 4 bdrms, large living room and family room plus exciting indoor pool and spa. (l.H.l 13251000 631-1400 CLIFFHA VEN A charming 3 bdrm home in desirable Newporr area. On large lot with formal dining room & remodeled kitchen, plus family room with brick fireplace open to patio and custom pool. Owner will consider lease option. S325,000 631-1-400 LIDO ISLE COTT ACE Close 10 "tear down" 2 bedroom 1n grear location at a great price On one of island's prettiest strttts near Genoa boat garden & tt'nnis court S285,000 631-1-400 BAYSIDE COVE CONDO With par11al bay v1t'ws An impeccable 2 bdrm unit with double attached garage in great location. Available rights to 30' boat slip Security complex with comm pool and spa (l H l $275,000 631-1400 blEWPORT, HIGHLY UPGRADED ~teps 10 library, park and school. 3 bdrms, 2V1 baths, with utility room and sauna. Newly 11led kitchen floors and french doors. Cul-de-sac location S225,000 831-1400 BLUFFS TOWNHOM£ Attractive 2 story corner unit 3 bdrm wnh 1 bdrm and 1 bath down plus spacious prl\late patio and 2 car garage. Owner may asmt with financing. land included al S 182,500 631-1400 VILLA BALBOA -BREAllfTAKJNC VlEWS Of ocean and coastline night lights. An absolutely 1m· maculate 1 bdrm and den, complete with levelors. A nearly new security complex, community pool. bike 10 beach Reduced 10 $1691000. 631-1-400 SHARP EASTSIDE TOWNHOME Four years new Spacious airy 3 bd, 21 J bath with separate dining room, skyliRhts, balconies, privare pa110 plus 2 car garage in amactive small complex. Walk to shops. REDUCED TO S163,000 631 -1400 NEWER EASTSIDE TOWNHOME Three bdrms in- cluding master suite with den, 1n1erior laundry and auached 2 car garage w11h attractive pario. lovely small complex with clapboard and r1ver rock ex- teriors $149,SOO 631-1-400 COST A MESA -NEW ENGLAND STYLE A newer 2 story condo near shopping & O range Coast College Two master suires wirh 21 1 baths plus 2 car g.trage, great for shared ownership le-nder owned S117,500 631-1400 BALBOA ISLAND Business opportunity. Esrabhshed ladies' sportswear shop in great location in well trafficked .area on rsland'\ main \treet S40,000 673-6900 Two olket aeniag Colt& Meta, Corona del Mar, JlaDdngton Beacb, lnine, IApu Beacb IDCI Newport Beacb WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS Sales, Rentals, Property Mlntl~nt 31 SMarine Ave. 2436 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach B~lboa Island 673-6900 631'·1400 ·J ..... HERE'S .LOOKING AT YOU GALI Thanks for a 100 years of keeping us free, prosperous and ... Uniquel May we live up to your example in the years to come. HERE'S SOME FIREWORKS! Happy 3 bedroom Trina plan in the Bluffs! Tree lined greenbelt location. move-In con- dition and many decorator upgrades. Owner will respond to your offers; she's anxious to talk ... and anxious to sell. Right now she's talking $240,000. $112,IOt FOi TWO IUtOoi -Dynamite! Cozy cul- de-sac near nature area in Newport Terrace. Comm. poof, spa, 2 bdrm, for $112,500. LOVUY COUITIY FtHClt -Eastside C.M. 3 bdrm. 3 bath townhome, picture perfect yard, fr. doors, wet bar. frplce. all like new. $169,500. G£T El Cf THI -A sweeping Back Bay view, viewing deck, 2 bdrm, 2 ba, adults home in the Bluffs. Catch this -just $245,000 FEE. HUI TO FllD -A CdM duplex under $300,000 with close to $2500/mo. Income. Cute, shingled, 3 bdrm, 2 ba, 1 bdrm rental. $279,000. •.I . "COHO" -Next to Gelsonsr 2 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 frplce, townhouse, tennis/pool with decks, den, dining $159,000 L.H. IACI UY TODIOIE -Newer, larger Cape Cod style with 3 bdrms. Bay view, sun decks, and A/C. Master suite has cozy fireplace. $225,000. COIOU DEL MAI CLUSIC -A cottage, complete with leaded windows, courtyard. spa. rich wood paneling, guest house. and 2 bdrm. $280,000 --$310,000 TO $439,000-- NEW LISTING OlJ( C .. CUii -Epitome! 3 bdrms, 2 baths, larger lot and close to the beaches. Beams, bricks, boatd and batten. Priced at 1325,000 SIHY & lllCIT -Townhome overtooklng all of Nwprt Beach. Perky 3 bdrm, 3 bath, re.treat off master suite. In Harbor Ridge at $681,000. $UIS£T llAWl•E -Featured In 1986. Classic Olde CdM 4 bdrm, 3 ba. updated Santa Fe style, large lot, courtyard spa. A treat at $625,000 . A LOmY UFESTILE -Harbor Ridge townhome with serene view of city and beyond. 3 bdrm, 3 bath, Impeccable condition and A.C. $642,600. IEACH FIOlfT TOWHOME -In construction, get involved. 3 BR , 2BA on W. Oceanfront. Adult· family living. $20,000 decor pkg. $560,000 Fiil SW -Priced below current appraisal. 4 doors from Big Corona, spacious family home, 7 yrs old, immaculate. $545,000. CLASSY TOWHOIE -In cosmopolitan CdM, near scenic views and creative dining, 3 bdrm, 3 bath, 2600 sq.ft .. fine appointments. $439,000. ---OVER $1 MILLIONN---- llYIH COVE ESTATt --=-o ... '\..Dory home, ocean view, Laguna's S .. l private beach, comm taclllttes. . , .... v,VOO. l YIUA OI TIE llUfF -In San Clemente, spectacu-IMACIHTIVE IAIGAI• HUIT£1S -4 bdrm in Spyglass, lar view of the Pacific, s bdrms. medlterranean $30K under competition, int. patio. exciting flavor, owner wllllng to finance. $1,500,000 · views, fr. doors. Incredible potential. $385,000. CAPE COD t• COi -A 3 BR, 2'h BA charmer. 2 story, spooious master suite & family room, on tree lined street close ~beach. $435,000. MOT STUFF O• THE IHlET -A 3/2 and 211 duplex in Old CdMI Cul-de-sac near footbridge. Cozy feel and atrium in owner's unit. $359,000 LACUU IUCI -Cottage flavored 3 bdrm, a block to Victoria Beach, newer and nicer, with a peek of blue view. $435,000. CDI MIWllE -Potential view, 3BA, 2BA, access AIUT VIEi 01 TIE llAllET -Spectacular 6, 700 sq.ft home on 1~ acre overlooking secluded beach & coast llne. $4,300,000. IPEI UTlllAY 1-1 1U1 QI $545,000 221 lertiuat Unique 3 bdrm, 1 bl~ to beach 0 Markas lllffl $245,000 2001 Vlsta IM4al Sweeping view. 2 bdrm, great deck F. Scott Evans OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 • to private beach and very anxious owner. Lush -----UNDER $300,000~---follage, sparkling pool, large rooms. $358,000. llll -$625,000 u 1 ,.,,, Claasic 4 bdrm. 3 bath T Walllek - O• IHITA, I• IWFFS -Back bay and night light view from 3 bdrm, 2 bath condo, end unit, sunny patio, on greenbelts. $229,000. · LOVELY TllU I• TME IWFF -Its special! 3 bdrms. on a lovely greenbelt loaded with trees. 2 story townhouse. 1830 sq.ft. $240,000. 'SPECIAL II CUYOI ISWI -Upgraded Pinehurst model, 2BR, den, comm. spa, tennis, pool. Big declt 'Nlth small view. Tasteful! $210,000. unu ISi.Aii ·-"'LDfult Balboa Island lot, fireplaces, $0 to bay. Income Si8,000/yr & b1. ........ ,., nome. $295,000 II tmlE II Pl(SEJT COUITIOI -1 bdrm plus convertible den, In popular Orange Tree. Streams, tennis, pool, activities. $112,900 UIUQUE OPPOITU.ITT -For family desiring lovely, spacious 4 bdrm pool home in prestigious Irvine Terrace. Reduced to $375,000. CLASSIC IAYCIUT -Beautiful neighborhood, love- ly 4 bdrm, 3 bath pool home with spa, large yard, fruit trees, and realistic prtoe. $310,000 HUSE IWTIFUL .}.. ·'spacious ranch style on large lot in lovely area. Shutters, french doors, copper plumbing, berber carpet. Clasaey~at $320,000 ---$545,000 to $745,000,---- SET Mn m -From beamed llvlng room watch bay and pavllllon, 3 bdrm, office, courtyard, designer kitchen. Unique at $575,000. IUI M $545,000 221 laftluat Unique 3 bdrm, 1 blk to beach L. Harper Ul1'llll • $169,500 840 l. 21• It. 1-8 Picture perfect 3 bdrm townhome A. Johnson GllTI... $320,000 2011 .... Spacious 3 bdrm. FR. all the extras A. Johnson .. lllYll $210,000 21 o..,.. ...... Tasteful Pinehurst. 2 bdrm, den., sm. vtew T. Boland -·-$358,000 IH tw. ~ 3 bdrm, 2 bath, private beach access B. White • l&.lffl $245,000 HM ftttl IMMlll Sweeping view, 2 bdrm, great deck F. Scon-evens 1M1 UY $225,000 HU ....... F·2 Newef Cape Cod 3 bdrm townhouse V. Sinclair U,__,IUJ~ ~'· ~LTU?i. f>lti·f>()()() THE DALEBOUT ASSOCIATION A REAL ESTATE COMPANY 8AY8HORES ... Your own villa at the water's edge. Sixty foot prtme lot on fee land. Step- down living room. Formal dining room wtth oak church panelling and wine storage. Five bedrooms. Three baths. Inviting balcony over- looking the bay. Hand painted cabinets and stained glass celling In large country kitchen overlooking bay. Elaborate use of hardwood floors, mouldings and Fre')ld' doors. Three car garage wtth loads of storage ............. $1,195,000 LINDA ISLE .·. . Waterfront luxury: a concept that goes deeper than plush carpeting. This pptse:.qulckenlng three bedroom residence provides virtually every amenity one could sane- ly require. Soaring peamed ceilings, Indirect llghUng. power driven drapes, gourmet kitchen with both gas and electricity. spa. pier, slip. You wlll find no boredom here ................. $1, 195,000. DOVER SHOR!S ... Something special for the large f amity. Custom built waterfront home with pier and slip for large boat. Five bedrooms. Six and one-half baths. Large famlty room. Updated kitchen with pass-thru breakfast room. A two- room suite wtth bath ... ldeaJ for live-In help. Master bedroom ~Ith his and hers walk-In closets and bathrooms. Three air conditioners and two foroed air heatefs. Delightful brick terrace overlooking the bay .................. -.S,000· IRVtNE TERRACE ... Against an awe-Inspiring backdrop of bay activity. blue ticean and glisten- ing night lights. you'll discover a boldly designed home. Three bedrooms. Five baths. Superb master suite. Beautifully intergrated kitchen. This residence really packs a wallop .. :. SI05,000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5 .......... 1309 Dolphln Terr.ce CLIFF HAVEN ... Spectacular view. Enjoy all the activity on the bay. Two bedrooms. Two and one-half baths. living room, master bedroom and kitchen recently remodeled. Upstairs area could be used in many ways. Great workshop and sewing room. Truly a million dollar view with a home thrown In ............................... $725.000 DOVER SHORES . . One visit wlll convince you that this elegantly upgraded home warrants your consideration. Three spacious bedrooms. Three baths. A living room that makes entertain- ing a pleasure. Den large enough for pool table. Three flreplaces. A kitchen that would delight any gourmet cook. Breakfast area In kitchen. Unobstructed view of Back Bay ... Now -.S..000 Open Sun 1-5 ....................... 1730 Galaxy Drtn DOVER SHORES .. Tranquil charm ... lovely patio and deck at the water's edge. Pier and slip for forty foot boat. Oeflghtful three bedroom. two bath home. Dining room. Den. Two fire- places ............................................ Now ~.ooo DOVER SHORES . . Ivan Wells atrium model. Four bedrooms. Family rooom. Dlrilng room. Elegantly landscaped view side of the yard has pool. spa. barbeque and flreplt. Rich looking glass fence. Three car garage. . ......... tao,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ***BAYSHORES*** ., : The epitome o1 bayfront properties. One of • the world's premier addresses. This prop-• • erty has the intrinsic prestige of location, ! • and the scope of Its setting doesn't flt it : normal definitions. The resldene6 Is set on • • 182 feet of unspoiled, spectacularly scenic : • bay1ront. Obviously, the magnificent visual • : Qackdrop is conducive to leisure living and • • provides a total lifestyle of recreation. • •relaxation and social activity. The Improve-: • ments are sHuated on over 25,000 square • : fee1 of brilliantly landscaped grounds with • • a sweeping expanse of luxurious lawn • • leading to the water and the docking facllf-: it tles ... a 20 foot ramp leads to 163 feet of • • pier. The float Is 505 square feet In size and it : has four anchor posts. The f aclllty will : •accommodate at 65' boat plus several • • others of various slze. The house has a • : spacious and grand look. yet Is of manage-• _.able slze for today's tlvlng. Amenities In-: • ctude ·two, two-car completely finished • • garages, a small gym with a spa and a pool • •with a wet bar. OPINION ... those who ven-• : ture Into the sparsley populated market7 • • place for an expensive bayfront location : • would be well advised to see this one • • .................................................. 111,aoo,ooo • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DOVER SHORES . . . Highly upgraded hoh'le. Three bedroom. Three and one-half baths. Mas- ter suite has sitting room wtth fireplace. Family room with fireplace. Totally remodeled kitchen. Oen with bookshelves. Crown mouldings. French doors. View patio with flreplt and spa. Three car garage ................................... S875,000 DOVER SHORES . . A magnificent five bedroom home in a park-like setting. Delightful view of back bay. Quality shows In many ways. Kitchen recently remodeled. Bookcases In fam- ily room Wet bar. Vaulted beamed ceilings .......................................................... 1857,000 BAYCREST ... The address you give with pride. Exqulsttely upgraded two story home. Master suite downstalrs ... second master upstairs, plus three more bedrooms. Dining room. Spacious yard with gated pool. ............................ '625,000 BIG CANYON ... Monaco model. 3 bedrooms. 2'~ baths, air conditioned, security system, potential view and room for apa. This Im- maculate homes gleams with pride of ownership in thla guard gated community ............. '5251000 DOVER SHORES . . . An address to re-. member ... & home you can·~ forget. Fabulous view. OeUghtful family room with custom walnut bar, refrtgetator and wtne storage. Four bedrooms. foor baths. Convertible den. Family room. Gourmet kitchen with Thermotronlc double ovens, microwave. compactor. Jenn-Afr and stain less steel sinks ....................... M7S.OOO Open Sun 1 -~ ................... 1141 lentlego Drtn 63·1-7300 W£STCUFF . . . When spaciousness matters. consider this home. This custom built two-story home was formerly five bedrooms, but tWo wer~ combined to enlarge the master suite. Thfee and one-half baths. Three fireplaces. An excel- lent value at..................... . .................. 1425,000 Open Sun 1-5 ................... 1218 Sorneraet Lane BAYCREST ... Park-like front yard with or- namental palms. Highly upgraded and recently remodeled home designed for pleasure and comfortable living. Five spacious bedrooms. Four and three-quarters baths. Formal dining room. Separate maid's or guest quarters. An award-winning pool and spa ................ 1374,000 BAYCEST . Beautifully appointed traditional home. Two stories. Four bedrooms. Dining room. living room wtth wet bar. Lovety view of tush gardens. Family room with vaulted ceilings. Home Insulated. Large lot... ................. $389,500 DOVER SHORES ... Colorful entry. Four large bdrms, Including two master suites. Format dining room. Bay vtew from living room and dining room. Large windows throughout. Three and one-half baths. Spacious FR ..... ,.. 1315,000 Open Sun 1-5 ................... 1201 S.nttego Drive JASMINE CREEK ... Plan 2 with a great corner location. Spacious 2 bedfoOoms and den, 2 baths, dining room. breakfast area. 2 fireplaces. wood floors. beamed ceilings, lovely patios and landscaping. Gate guarded community ..................................................... 1342,500 HARBOR HIGHLANDS . . Delightful home de- signed for gracious entertaining. Entire property In neat and clean condition. The four bedrooms arranged for complete privacy. Two and one- half baths. Stone fireplaces In living room and family room. Cozy bar with refrigerator. Harwood parquet floors In traffic areas. Well landscaped yard with sparkling pool. Conve- nient Intercom system throughout.. ...... 1321,000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5 .................. 1809 Anita Lane WESTCLIFF . Traditional design. well main- tained four bedroom home. Three baths. Yard with fruit bearing trees. dog run. Quiet neigh- borhood convenient for schools. library and shopping. New roof. ..... ..... ....... .. .... 1259,000 •• SANTA ANA ••. NEAA WESTERN MEDtCAl CENTER ... Popular Shady Hollow patlo home. Three bedrooms. two bath huge 200 square toot family room. Upgraded throughout wtth brick atrium. Currently teased at $1300 month. Good investment .. 20"' down. break even Offered at ......... :................ . ............................. 1115,000 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH " ---. --------------~------- PAGI 6/SATUm>AY :JULY 5, , .. LIDO ISLE CHUI EITHOIDIUJIE -Highlighted with French doors. plantation shutters, custom wallpaper, maid's quarters off kitchen, formal dining with floor to celling mirrors. Just fabulous $595,000. Linda Jacebs ATIEITIOI IUllJHS -lowest price on Udo at $258,000. Beach cottage now. dream home later. Javad Mansoor 1031 EICIWICE -Charming 3 bedroom with lots of appeal. Large patio, perfeet for entertaining. Spacious 45" wide lot. $325,000. Virginia O'Brien NICO tlettl -for quick sale. Large 4 bedroom, 3 bath home on 40' wide lot. Family room could be formal dining room $385,000. Howard Lawson WfOHElfUL FAMILY HTtlTAllllC -in this large family room + wet bar area. 3 spacious bedrooms, 2'h baths. 50' wide lot. Reduced to $465,000. Virginia O'Brien ElCEPTIOUl LOCATIOI -On spacious corner lot, sunny & bright 3 bedrooms, family room, up- stairs den with wet bar, formal dining room. $555.500. Bob/Wyyonne f AMILY HOME + SPUWIC POOL -with 5 bedrooms. French doors, high ceilings. a great home. Reduced to $595,000. John Martin CUSTOM BUILT -on 50' wide lot. Th is beauty 1s one of the finest you will see with absolute quahty throughOut. Approx. 4,000 sq.ft. of dis- . tinctsve living area. $670,000. Howard Lawson IEIODELID HYFIOIT 1£.AUTY -with special features that will delight the eye of a discriminating buyer. Dock for 2 boats + sandy beach. $1,550 .000. Bob/Wyvonne VIA UDO SOUD HYFIOIT -with exceptionally large "T" shp for 100' boat + smaller boats. 6 BR, family room on 74' bay frontage. $2.750,000. Darell/Lawson ; ElCEPTtOllAl LOCATIOM -On spacious corner lot, sunny & bright 3 bedrooms, family room. up- stairs den with wet bar. formal dining room. $555,500.Bob/Wyvonne · CIUI UTUOIDIUJIE -Highlighted with French doors, plantation shutters, custom wallpaper, maid's quarters off kitchen, format dining with floor to ceiling mirrors. Just fabulous $595.000. Linda Jacobs COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MEWPOIT 1£.ACJI Ptlll LOCATIOM -Office space and. commercial real estate. May exchange or sell outright. Priced at approximately 8.5 x gross. COSTA MESA SECURITY CATED COIDO COIPLU -In North C.M 2 BR.. 2 BA .. vaulted ceilings. fireplace, walk-in closet, double garage. comm. pool & rec room. $135,000 Jerry Bogan £.ASTSIDE CHAllEI -In private community of four 63'x 100' properties sharing a private driveway. 2 BR + den with yard. new roof. paint & carpetmg. What a buy. $185.000 Howard Lawson ACROSS TME STIUT FIOM MEWPOIT -Spacious duplex units. 3 bedrooms. 2112 baths. formal dining, fireplace. double garage each. Well maintained. Both units rented. $328,000. Gib Walker ANAHEIM HILLS EICUSH TUDOI IAMSIOll -On 1.3 acres fit for a KING & FAMILY 6 generous bedrooms, 511t baths. inspiring master bath, 5 fir.eplaces, billiard room. den. authentic Antique Brunswick Pub Bar. & muoh. much more. Lighted tennis court + beautiful pool. $1 ,200,000 Claudette Taylor SOUTH LAGUNA BEACH OCWFIOIT PllCE IHUCTlOI -To $599,000. Re- modeled 2 bedroom -+ guest quarters. Re- markable ocean view, private steps to sand. Call toda I St hanle Bernard Lido Realty ,. LIDO ISLE 720 VIA LIDO SOUD OPEN SATURDAY 1-4 Pnsented by Javad Mansoor Spacious 5 bedroom, 4t/2 batfi,t den on large comer lot featuring upstairs living room & master suite with excellent view or bay and sandy beach. Room ror pool and spa. A true quality family home. Offered at S795,000 · NEWPORT BEACH IWOA PUIHULA OCWflOfl -Quiet end of peninsula with ideal floor plan. Kitchen. living room & master suite upstairs for the ultimate ocean view. $685,000.Javad Mansoor JUST IEDUCH $31,0M -Full double lot with an existing 3 bdroom house on Cliff Dr. Add on, tear down & rebuild, build 2 homes. Priced now $369,000. Stephanie Bernardy WEST IEIPOIT -2 story contemporary home, steps to ocean. 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, balcony off bedrooms, large patio. $245,000. Linda Jacobs NEWPORT CREST TOWNHOMES COft'9'. POOL/SPA & TENNIS LAii fAU CMT NI J • ... 2,. • $245, ... Cl£1ll ClllT PUI ) • JU. 2YJIA • SIM,• C....llMf _. -ClllT NI J• Jll. 21/iU • $114 .... DUlc.TPUI • • ... 2VtlA • $111.511 ...,.,._ IL[dD Lido Reattv 6 73-7300 NEWPORT BEACH UYftOIT llClllSE -Totally refurbished unit on Lido Park Drive. 1 bedroom, den. 11.ii baths gourmet kitchen. Everything done In excellent taste. $299,500. Gib Walker UN PAii HM llClllS( -on the bay, decorated & furnished for the discriminating buyer. 2 bedr~ms. beautifully designed bathroom. Slip available. $.i25,000. Javad!TllUe PUOUllC UY mw -you must see to appreciate from this private condo. Features 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. community pool. eoat slip avail. at low. low price. On-site management. $439,000. Claudette Taylor UllQUE 45' LOT ...:_ On the water with dock. 4 bedroom home + separate 1 bedroom house on R-2. SUBMIT ALL OFFERS. $450,000. Stephanie Bernardy llD FlOOt IAYFIHT PHTllOUSE -two bedrooms. 3 baths·, den. lovely furnishings Included. Slip available, sit aown biiy view. $560,000. Javad/Tlllle WESJ.. lllPOIT· IEACM OCWFIOIT -Custom built home for the most discriminating buyers . Located in a secluded area with water views. PRICED TO SELLI $679,000. Stephanie Bernardy PIOIOITOtl IAYflOfl -Home with the elegance of old world charm. Country French design plus quality craftsmanship throughout. Pier & slip on quiet secluded bay. $1,495,000. Darell/Lawson DOVEi VIWCE -Townhouse 2 BA, 21.iiBA, fire- place, Immaculate, double garage, pool area, walk to shopping. 2 story unit. Low price $134,500. Gib Walker VERSAILLES CONDO ~OMM. POOL,SPA,CLUB HOUSE,GUARD GAT l 01 SCltOU PW.A # 223 • 111. lU • SllS,IM canl/JnM 300 CACIU LAllE ,II 12 • 211, 2U • ~ $134,Slt ... .... 500 CACllU LI. tt212 • 211, 2U • $121 .... SM CACllU LI. ,II# I 0 • 211,2U • $14UM 2to ~lll #(ff • 111.lU • Sts.IM 2ff ldl(Jl # 213 • SfUIO, lU • $75,IM 2ff lclllll # 215 • STlltO • sn.• 2ot lcllEll .u lt2 • 211. 2U • S12t .... seo CAC:WEY LI. # l GS • UCll£LOI • S7UM JMC. 101 SCMOU PLAZA # t21 • IACllUOI • $74,SM ClalMtte T.,. 101 SCltOU ,WA Pll.tt 33 • UCIELOI • Slt,Mt .... ~ ..... lit Sdolz f'taa .1122t • 211, 21A • $225 .... .. ....... 112 ScWr f'taa # 121 • 211, 2U • $1H,stt u...-..s VILLA BALBOA CONDOS 2 COMM. POOLS/SPA, GUARD GATE ttt llkt LIM .# ltf • 111 t .... lU • $141,511 Ht CICl[Y lJ. II 32t Ht CACm lJ. #212 21• CMllY .... # ltl 2M CACln .... #114 • 211, 2U +Kl• • 111. lU • • 211, 2U + HI • • 211, 2U • UMI_. $1H,IM su1.• Ul4.set .... c. Sl4J.set ......... Lido Realty ICUI. FMIT llmDTllL/-.a&L u.-- Approx.imately 10,000 square feet zoned for mixed res1dential/tpmmercial development. On the sands of Southern Califomias finest beach. Th&a location offers a rare investment opportuni- ty. $2,200.000. Hobie Denny and Jan Debey. IUMll&Y 11.._ Spectacular remodel by RoUy Pulaski f~tured in Home Magazine. Elegant front hOwle with 1 BR, den and gourmet kitchen. Soaring beamed ceil- ings. dramatac mtenors. Rear guest house with 2 BR and kitchenette. Large private patio with spa. Lovely small oommunity.. with beach and tenrus oourt. $750,000 leasehold. liallie St.rock. W&U Tl l&Y II IUCI PIO.- The perfect home for your family A charming spacious and gracious home only a few blocks to both bay and ocean Coved ceil.mgs, tile roof. charmmg pallo Comer lot Four bedrooms, fam- ily room. Oc.-ean and bay views Barbara Aune and Carol Allison UYFlllT 1 Hll... 1'41,GOG The ideal get away spot. Large l BR urut with spacious hvmg and dmmg, lots of closets, new kll<:hen, new bath, spacious bayfront deck and more Only $449.000 mcludmg land Martha Mac- nab ltl CAIHWI PllMIH Hl•ICI llt4H.000 A Vl'I y rare opportunity awa1ts the fortunate few whu t'OUld own such an estate. You may feel as 1f you've returned to the 19th century The home as c:harac:tenred throughout by. plastered walls, am - ense solid oak beams. anuque oak doors, Marie Antionette hardwood noors, and very spacious rooms. Featuring 6 BR. 6 '.Al BA, formal Hvmg & dmmg rooms. separate family room, gourmet kitchen & bulter's pantry. paneled study. wane cellar. 4 fireplaces, and all the amenities you would expect an such a home. Approximately 215 feet of fairway frontage and some 19.000 sq.ft. of land Truly mcomparable' $3,450,000 Appoant- menl with Danny Bibb. g O&IYM -IWT FAlllLY .... H ll.000 Five spacious bedrooms.. 3 full BA. 1ncredJble large fanuly room, dramauc Jiving & dining, 3 fireplaces. beamed ceilings, beauuful oak floors throughout. French doors. many built-ms, and all JUSt like new Pool si7.ed lot Truly one of a kind Excellent value at $875,000 Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grody. l&YfHIT OHll I U0,000 Beauufully upgraded and decorated 2 BR. 2 BA unit Expansive beyfront patio perfect for enter- taining. All new mtenor decor. baths and kitchen Priced to sell at $550,000 ancludmg land Martha Macnab ~Danny Bibb. .. 0&1H1 -•man 1111,- Presently 4 BR, 2 112 BA. fonnal Jiving and dining room. perfect for expansion! Pnme cul-de-sac location, over 1/J acr~ with v1ews of golf course, mountains, and city lights. Available under great terms. Submit youn. Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody. lnOlllT -OllfUI EUUIGI 17 ...... Four bedrooms, 3 'h BA, customi7.ed manor home Platl 2. Rich oak stained paneling, parquet floors and marina pearl marble accents throughout. Spacious paneled family room with fireplace. Large lot, beautifully landscaped. Two fountains. pool and sJ>3. Danny Bibb/Stephani~ Grody YIU l&LllA 1111,0M Newly UsU'd! Two master bedrooms, ca~edral ce11inp. fireplace, partial vtt'w of bay Priced to sell Liz Beazley and Linda Oeth. # 2 Clwlc Piasa, lull• I 00 or ~ PENINSULA 2 BR. W\rfmt SITllllY llLY .... 1411 .... .., H.. Dmnt 1-:S SlllAY llLY PENINSULA ... 3 BR. W1t'fmt 1-:S mGCANYON ..... 4 BR, FR. pooUspa 1-5 SHORECLIFFS ~ 3 BR 1-5 BAYSHORES 11,lllwlll 4 BR, FR. W1timt 1--4 HARBOR RIDGE lla.- 4 BR. FR. pool/spa. vw 1-5 WE.Sr NEWPORT ttll- 6 BR, FR. spa, wtrfml 1-5 EASTBLUFF l2tMll 3 BR. FR 1-5 NEWPORT BEACH 11 ........ 4 BR. FR, wttfml 1-5 111tL .... ..._ B. Morphy 1 • ..,.. ...... c. AlJUon ........ ...,.. C. Steiner 2111.., ........ B. Aune .......... S VOi\ ............ T. Alllnaon nM ....... C. Ward 111 ............. B.Panch SATUllDl Y I SUlll Y SPYGLASS Vent lots 84-a5-86 OORONA DEL MAR 2 BR CAMEX> HGHLNDS 3 BR 12.7... ,., .. ....,,.... 8-8 M. Ingold sat,IM tlllrls 1-5 Oeth/Jacobs PllMI ........... 1~ D.Godshall P l l ,IM ..... .,.. .... .. -.,. ll&ITllNll ....... Decoraton penonal residence. An out.ttanding floor plan with fonnaJ living room, formal dining. family room, breakfast area and gourmet kitchen. 4 BR + den. Ocean view from patJo & decks. It's perfect. New on market. Linda Oeth and Lois Jacobs. """' Pl.II ...... Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac, this channing 3 BR, 2~ BA residence features French doon, wood floors. vaulted~ CCYr'J kitchen, family room with fireplace. Guard gated ~unity. Submit offers. Ann Peters. -TllUll • .. WFIW 11 .... Magnificent vistas of the bay and ocean are yours from this custom residence Built with the finest material & quality finishes, the residence contalns 3 BR, 3 'h BA, gourmet kitchen, marvelous master suite. Uruque lower level room originally de- signed as a large wine cellar Enjoy a swun in your pool while viewing the sunsets. Ann Peters. • 1&111&Y man 1111• California ranch home. Large formal dining room, separate family room, pool Large qlaSter suite with two addiuonal bedrooms. Ann Pete~ Maureen White and Ed Eecano. CAM.ID HGHLNDS 4 BR, FR 1-5 B. Morphy 11U TIE man IF Ym •ua 12, 111 .... 11, 1H ,IM 2211 ..,..... On this ~ parcel at the very top of Spyla.ss BAYSIDE 3 BR, wtrfrnt SHORECLIFFS 4 Br BELCOURT 1-5 Ch1ehesttt/Pe1en ~ Hill, imagjne land offered for sale in this pres- 1111,IM IN 1..-. ...,_ tigious community, with unequalled views. The 1-5 Bad~y/Denny chance of a lifetime for you to destgn and bulld SUI.Ill 24 .......... the estate of your dreams Three oonuguous lots' 4 BR, FR. spa SPYGLASS 1-5 B. Partch · . Ml.,_ I..,,_ tar•· Maralou Ingold. 3 BR, FR, 2 spas 1-5 M Bulkley 1111'11 ... lllMTill ........... lllO,IOO Sitting on top of the world With the best VJew imaginable in prestigious Harbor Ridge. Tius beautiful 4 BR. 3 'h BA has 2 family rooms, spacious living-dining room and everything is upgraded. plus commun1ty pools and spas. Maralou Ingold and Maureen White. mu&Ul&YNmT U,l.._ 270° panoramic whate water views from this 6 BR, 8 BA home. Four car garage. 2 family rooms, den, pool, sauna, complete security and st.eel, fenced with lots of glass. This is the finest home ever offered on Emerald Bay Point. Rod Daley and Dave Hir9Chler. .. OllYM • UUU Imm 1111,MI This immaculate 4 BR, 3 BA home 1s a real jewel. Includes beam ceilings, French doors. cozy brick fireplaces, all surrounded by lush gardens, large pool. spa and Koi pond. Perfect for outside living and enterta1ning. Reduced price of $639,000 and owner willing to talk! Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grody. llm ..... YIEW.. Mn.- Tastefully decorated 4 BR, 2 ~ BA, one level home in one of Newport's finest areas. Large master swte. formal dining room, recently re- decorated. Great floor plan for entertaining. beautifully landscaped and complete security sys- tem. Maxine Propp. RW Ult9I • a.. OllU IMl,111 Upgraded 3 aR split level w1th beautiful back patio and spa. Magnificent onyx fireplace and bar top, plantation shutters throughout Spacious liv- ing areas with hlgh ceilings. Maxine Propp. IAYIW -• .... , IUll 1211,IM Beauuf ul new 2 BR, 2 BA upper "C" unit in Bayridge. Best location. Lovely white decor with plantation shutten and mirrored walls. Very light and bright. Security gated community with pool and four spas. Macki Cooper. rau Lml 111 •• nn.- DelightfuJ 4 BR Daye.rest home. Contemporary, comfortable, Iota of glass overlooking beautiful lush garden and pauo. Well mainwned and nicely decorated. Jan Debey and Virginia Swan. 6~4.6200 •UID'1l'WI llHMO Of the ocean, bay and city Lights from the two master suites, kitchen, livi~ room and library area. Used brick wine room with cellar. Den with full bath oould be used for a 4th bedroom Pool sii.ed yard. A custom home that functions well for entertaining and family living. Gayle Amato U11 FIDIT-11•11111111 11a MO Th.is tri-level home with 3 car attached garage features loft area. Could be a library or den Three bedrooms, 2 ~ baths. Skylight m master suite. Community pool and tennis Gayle Amato llft • -EMY Utl,-This comfortable 5BR single story pool home . U&ed brick fireplace an living room Jenn-air range. raised foundation. Walk-in closet A great family and entertainment home. Gayle Amato FlllYll llUI YD Pll,MI Truly "one of a kmd" Harbor Ridge Miramar Expanded living room, ... custom sit down wet bar overlooking privtae spa off master suite to the ocean and city lights. Light and airy home in- cludes built-in bookcues. T.V . and stereo Ed F.acano/Maureen White. IMIUIU Pllllmll • Ulllll 1111.- A tophlst.lcated and dramatic 4 BR. 4 BA. family room custom home behind guard gate including freeform awi.mming pool and spa with waterfall. TeM'aced gardens lead to ltghted gazebo & paddle tennis courts. Maureen White ad F.d Eacan.o. lllWPOllT BIACll ' , ---------. . r· SOTHEBY'S . INTERNATIONAL REALTY 759-6700 COLONIAL BY THE SEA Choose from to new single-family homes ju.st ste~ from the bech on the Balboa Peninsula. They are both designed in the traditional manner with lots of Colonial feeling. Each has tbree bedrooms. two and one hall baths and a two car garage. Act now and enjoy the surf and sand of Balboa this summer. $375.000 Ad # 003. WESTCLIFF TRADITIONAL Perfect for the young executive with a large or growing family. There's room to roam around this four bedroom, den, three and one- half bath home. Fresh paint. new drapes and ready to move-in Large yard with room for a pool and RV or boat storage Only $305,000 Ad 11 004. PRIVATE COMMUNITY WATERFRONT Situated directly on a sandy beach, this large family borne offers the mosl for an active lifestyle. Tennis. boating and swimrntng are at your doorstep. Four bedrooms, four and one half baths. plus a maids room. $795.000 Leasehold. Ad# 008. SANTA ANA APARTMENTS Here 1s a terrific investment opportunity. There are seven units, all fully leased Assume the present loan and enjoy a positive cash flow. The owner lS also interested in a trade for a larger number of units. $320,000 Ad # 010 NEWPORT CREST We have several very fine homes to choose from In this beach-area community. Tennis courts, swimming pool, spa and meandering paths through lush landscaping are included in the secluded, yet convement lifestyle: 4 bedrooms. 2 112 baths, family room, dining room $185.000. 2 bedrooms. 2 112 baths, dining room $162.000. Ad ll 013 NEWPORT .BEACH BAYFRONT Off cnng a gracious lifestyle on the Bayfront. this home is perfect for a busy family as well as one that enjoys entertaining. Soaring ce1hngs ID the laving room and family rool'f1 create a feehng of spaciousness enhanced by four large bedrooms and baths Your own private boett slip will accomodate a large yacht Offered at $975.000 Ad:: 01 4 IRVINE TERRACE A spacious and open four bdroom family home with room to grow The kitchen has recently been upgraded, French doors and a bay window added Enjoy tot.al privacy with enclosed front and rear y,1rdl) An excellent value at only $319,000. FEE Ad # 016 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT DUPLEX · REDUCED! Two Bayfront homes for the price of one! Sulit as a duplex with four bedrooms a nd four baths in the main residence plus two bedrooms and one bath ID the second. Both homes have excellent bay views There 1s a great sandy beach right in front and an association-owned boat dock nearby where you can greet your yachting guests. Now offered at $995,000 Ad # 018 LIDO ISLE We recently listed a small Lido home that is an excelllent buy The lot ll) forty-fi ve feet wide and offers tremendous potential for expansion or remodeling. There is an ex1st1ng very livable home with two bedrooms. two baths. family room and a south-facing p<1t10 Offered at $345,000 Ad n 019 BIG CANYON T c pJint 1s hardly dry m this two bedroom. two bath Deane home. a use tt was JUSt completely refurbL!hed throughout New kitchen applianC'es. Charles Barone wallcovertngs. crown moldings. Fren<:h door~ and much more. You'll appreciate the charm and warmth thts home offers $365,000 Adi/ 021. SOMMET DU MONDE ESTATE SITES If you love nature a nd sweeping views of the ocean. mountains and canyons. this 1s a once-in·a·lifelime opportunity Adjacent to Top of Tbe World in Laguna Beach, this exclusive, aated development ls limited to four natural-grade buJldable sites fully developed and ready for your custom home. Includes one quarter Interest in 1.9 acres of open space Priced from SU9,000. Ad # 025. MAGNIFICENT OCEANFRONT ESTATE Directly next to the Luxurious Ritz C.rltoa Hotel ln Nipl Shotts. this contemporary Mediterranean estate ~fen one of t.be most spectacular views on tbe coast. Designed for privacy and comfort. the spacious floorplan also makes this outstanding borne perfect for entertaining on an intimate or grand 1eale. Offered at ,1,m ,000. Ad # 030. HARBOR RIDGE VIEW Offering the ultimate ln privacy and security ln the f.uard-gated community of Harbor Ridge, this customized and blgb y upgraded Kensington Model bas been e1panded to over 3,000 Square Feet. a.od boasts a sophisticated decor with outstanding ligbUn& accents a.od a panoramic view. Flexible owner has priced to seU at $479,900. Ad # 031. HARBOR VIEW HOMES U perfection pleases you. tben you must 1ee this professionally decorated Palermo Model. You will apprfciate the custom wallcoverings. matching drapes, custom sbutten and other quality upgardes throughout. Four bedrooms, of course, with two aod one hall baths. Ideal family community. $299,000. Lealehold. Ad# 061 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Superb custom designed home in desirable Newport Heights. Architecturally pleasing with every amenity. Custom b.ardwood flooring, imported tile, gourmet kitchen with Jen.oair island. bay windows and breakfast area. Tbe deluxe master suite boasts a spa tub, private balcony. cozy sitting area and city lights view. Tb.ii wonderful home is just steps away from quaint bayfront shopping and dining. Priced to sell at $389.900. Ad IJ 062. BELCOURT HILL Adult living on one level, with spac. ious rooms, verandas off primary living areas. view of night lights, ocean and sunsets. Two bedrooms, two and one-half baths. upgraded Allmilmo kjtcben, and air conditioned for your ultimate comfort. '420,000 Ad # 039. LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT We have just listed one of the finest bayfront homes on Udo Isle From the Leaded Crystal front doors through to the meticulously maintained dock that accommodates a 55 foot yacb~ no expense bas been spared to create a custom masterpiece. There are four family bedrooms plus a maids room and bath. The master bedrooms with balcony on bay has a fireplace. two master bathrooms. incredible storage and cl~ts Call today for a private viewing $1.875.000 Ad# 067. UN IVERSITY TOWN CENTER Beautiful former model, an end unit with laods of upgrades. Custom brick patio and entry Two bedrooms and one bath. Close to U.C.I., shopping plus easy freeway access. $135,000. Ad # 068 SPYGLASS CUSTOM Spectacular views! Ocean, bay and night lights! A cu.st.om bualt home with unparalled craftsmanship. Five spacious bedrooms, seven baths. dream.. kitchen, elevator. wine cellar, pool. spa. cascading wat~rfall, a bridged Koi Pond and a security gate entry only begins to describe this magnificent residence. Sl.295 000 Ad# 069 t COSTA MESA DUPLEXES We have just listed two duplexes in East.side Cost.a Mesa The units are practically new and fully leased. Capitaliud at under 8% they are realistically priced at $28&,000 and $360.000 respectively. Call today for more information Ad# 041. BA1FRONTPENTHOUSE Words cannot describe adequately this ~pectacular a nd uruque home. Situated on the bayfront, it has been completely refurbbbed an a turn-of-the-century motif Lavish use of leaded. beveled and stained glass. Offered furnished. yester-year was never this lu1ur- ious! Two bedrooms, den. a nd three baths Boat slip available $67S,OOO Ad# 043 LIDO ISLE-JUST LISTED Quality craftsmaMblp is evident lhroqbout tbi.s recenUy re- f urblshed f amlly residence. Situated on an extra wide lot at the Eut end of Lido lal~? Ul1I apacloua borne off en 4 BR, S BA and all new appointments mrouat»oot. Channing. yet m:.acious. lt offen tbe mulmum ln comfort and elepnce. tet$,0Gr. Ad#042. ____ SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY __ _ 5 Corporate Plaza, Newport Beach, C-.A 92660. (714) 759-6700 NEWPORT BEACH " LARGE FAMILY HOME IN EASTBLUFF · Louted across from a lovely private park, this home has 1l all 4 bdrms. lam1ly room, formal dining. huge country kitchen and view ot night lights Priced lo sell at $359,000 CAROL PANGBURN SPACIOUS CAGNEY LANE CONDO Two bdrms w own baths separated by the living room Ideal for double occupancy Quiet with some view. pool. spa and double security Sacrifice at $140.500 Assumable hnancing ROG[R BROWN JUST LISTED -NEWPORT HEIGHTS Beaultlul custom home Private pool & spa Gourmet kitchen The best of everything Large family rool)'I with hreplace 4 bdrms. 3 baths French d9ors and lots more ,.. LINDA TAGLIAN[TII NEWPORT BEACH CUSTOM BAYFRONT HOME Impressive 5 bdrm home Dramatic curved staircase in entry lots of imported marble and crystal throughout Spa on deck plus slips for 3 boats Perteet tor entertaining $1.900.000 D[A BURTON ON THE BAY IN NEWPORT BEACH Price reduced to $535.000 Comfort convenience. elegance and l OCA TION are yours on lido All rooms are spacious and ne wly decorated 3 bdrm 3 bath condo Seller will tr .ide lor units or commercial Pier & slip available TRUDY STUBBLHIHD LIDO BA YFRONT CONDO, $399,000 Elegantly decorated condo on etclus1ve lido Park Dnve Setunly building lealures 2 huge bedrooms spa tub. and atrium Probate s.ile Call for details MARY JANKIANN BEMENT EXCLUSIVE LIDO BA YFRONT -MAY LEASE OPTION, $2,000/MO. Beautiful Isl floor condo on the water Spacious 2 bdrm w/ded & atrium Lge den can be converted to 3rd bdrm Pier /slip Security bldg Lease tease option or sale Submit' $495 000 SALLY SHIPLEY NEWPOR] BEACH, WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DOI [Jqu1s1te details such as skylights. new berber carpeting. murors. redecorated kitchen enhance this spectacular penthouse condo 1n the Villa Balboa Tranquil greenbelt view furn1sh1ngs bay be purchased Absolutely turn key $149.000 SAll Y SHIPLEY I JOYCE DA BOLT GET READY FOR SUMMER Invest or en1oy 1t yourself ~wer pride of ownership home plus income on the beach 1n Newport 3 bdrm owners unit with bit in kitchen plus 3 bdrm apt with bit 1n kitchen and patio • MARIA BERCOVITZ/MARIL YN TWITCHELL , STUNNING UNOBSTRUCTED OCEAN a BAY VIEW Possibly th! best in all of Newport1 Two bdrm. two bath penthouse condo 1n the Versailles Large walk m closets w/m1rrored doors Impressive fireplace Make this your permanent home or your weekend hideaway' $224.900 JOYCE DABOLT /SAU Y SHIPLEY • .. COVER HOME" PERAL TA HILLS ESTATE Elegance and grace are evident 1n this ''Enghsh Cotswold" manS10n 1n the prest1p1us Peralta Hiiis area of Orange County. Sw1mmine pool, spa, tennis court and stables for four horses comple- nieot the rural setltng of the one acre estate. Observe the view of city hghts and surrounding hills through 110 leaded glass windows. The four bedrooms. five and one-half baths. hbrary, family room. game room. sauna, bulll·in outdoor barbeque have all been aesletically designed tor maximum comfort and pleasure. Only the ftnest slate, stone. hardwoods. imported marbles and hies are used throughout The extenor features hand chipped Santa Marta stone and cower roof accents The property IS centrally located to access Los Angeles, San Diego. Palm Springs. Orange County beaches. Business and cultural cente" ~liforn1a at its finest Sl.990,000 y BALBOA ISLAND QUALITY REMODEL Four bdrms. three & one half baths, three car garage. All newly remodeled & still has room lo expand All this plus your own pier & shp to accommodate your htty loot yacht Bill VINCENT LIDO ISLE'S GOLD COAST Four bedrooms. three & one half baths. three car garage All newly remodeled & still has room to expand All this plus your own pier & shp to accomodate your ltfty foot yacht BILL VINCENT CORONA DEL MAR . DUPLEX -OLD C.D.M. Prtde of ownership 1s reflected 1n this beaut1lully ma1nta1ned duplex Each unit features two bdrms w/numerous amenities plus a lour car garage Great rental area Almost $300,000 of assumable financing Offered al $335.000 LINDA TAGLIANETII PRICE REDUCTION -VALUE a VIEW IN SPYGLASS Decorator perfect hght. briaht & airy 3 bdrm. 2 bath & family room home with full bay. ocean. calahna & city lights view 2 hreplaces. wood shutters Hardwood. hie & deS1gner flooring. Spa 1n private arbor setting Beautiful landscapme & gardens $525.000 BELLE CHASE LEE ObEAN VIEW HOME ON LARGE LOT Lovely quiet area of customized homes Ml Corona det "1far Access to private beach Three bedooms & two baths Two decks Perfect tor entertaining $369.000 DEA BURTON -· CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX · Great owner's unit Y(/3 bdrms or 2 & dinina/den. Many upgrades. fresh decor Private yard. 2 bdrm. 2 bath spact0us unit om earage Both units have separate entry, laundry room and storage $410.000 MARILYN TWITCHELL THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME! Unobstructed total view Large lot with space tor expansion First time ottered. Located in ong1nal Harbor View Hills Many m11tng poSS1blhhes Pool & rock waterfall in lovely courtyard setting New 3 car gar31e. 3 bedrooms & family room. Priced for quick sale $420.000 BELL£ CHASE LH GLORIOUS OCEAN AND BAY VIEWS Romantic sunsets from this e•ceptt0nal family home Desirable Harbor Vtew Hills Open plan hving Great tor enterta1n1ng. Many quahty upgrades Private pool ANN GREER WALK TO BEACHES AND VILLAGE located 1n the 200 block of larkspur this home will appeal to the d1scnm1nahng buyer Quahty construchon. immaculate cond1tton. top location Asking $369.000 CAROL PANGBURN CONTEMPORARY DUPLEX NEAR BEACH A truly outstanding property Wood & glass design with many exciting features Excellent rentals or owner plus income May consider exchange or carry back ANN GREER COSTA MESA EASTSIDE COST A MESA Prtme area Great fixer offered at an excellent value. large lot can have RV access or build a 4 car garage Won't last' Hurry on this one' LINDA TAGLIANETTI CAPISTRANO BEACH BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME ON THE SAND large chotce oceanfront lot located 1n exceptional prtvate guarded community in Capistrano Beach Near by are the Manna and miles of dehghtful beaches Beautiful sunsets area awaiting you $550.000 Bos scon IRVINE UNIVERSITY TOWN CENTER Only $1 2.600 down + assumptt0n lee takes over this loan for lovely 2 bedroom. 2"'1 bath condo Walking distance to UCI theatres, movies and shopping $137.900 ANN BEMENT /MARY JANK TURTLEROCK HOME -$13,000 REDUC- TION Excellent locatlon on large corner lot near park & schools. Great potential in beautiful nei&tiborhood Community pool Owner wants 1t sold "now" Submit' Now $176,000 1ncludin1 land SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE DABOL T PROl'll.I WATERFRONT BUILDS REPUTATION THROUGH STAFF DEDICATION by: Jim Hathcock Orange County residential brokers who specialize in water- oncnted properties have career backgrounds as unique as their inventor) and Gil Foerster is no exception. Owner-broker of Waterfront homes with offices in Newport Beach and Balboa Island. has age ncy sell s water- front property and with 40 rep- resentatives. ranks as one of the largest independent residential real estate firms of Newport Bc.:at:h. ~ veteran of ad\ ert1smg. mar- keting and real estate develop .. mcnt. Foerster began his career with the Broadwa) department stores in their advertising de- partment. He later served the J. Walter Thompson· Advertising Agenq an Detroit. Denver a·nd Los Angeles. and worked on the Ford Motor Company accoun t at one time. When he tired of the tra vel associated with his advertising career. Foerster settled in Los Angeles and besan developing multi-famil y res1dent1al real es- tate. He joined Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate Ser- vices' Los Ange les office in 1965 but eventuall y ti red of the crowds and moved to Orange County in 1975 where he, his wife and one associa te started Waterfront Homes. As his business grew, Foerster bought a parcel and built his current office complex. As fate would have it. he ended up const ructing 11 during 1982 at a time when interest rates had exceeded 22 percent and the residential real estate market in Newport Beach has de- teriorated. By preserving cash flow and spending prudently, Foerster said he con tinued bui lding a strong agency through the dark months of th e early I 980's be- ca use he had assembled a group of associa tes who wercn 't afraid to work th eir way through th e tough period. With the new office on Coast Highway built and growing, the market eventually picked up and Foerster bought an agency from Chet Sa lsbery, one of the co-founders of the Jolly Roger Restaurants. on Balboa Island and converted it to a branch office. Du~ to Foerster's emphasi s on training and ethics. he has a low turnover rate with his sales as- sociates. The average agent has 4-5 years of expe rience with hi s organi zation and some have ove r I 0. Foerster said. Over the \Cars. Foerster said the greatest' change in the real estate profession has been th e shift from the concept which used to be "let th e buyer beware" to the current "let th e se ller beware." Purchase con- tract and receipt forms have grown from one to four pages and demand that the agent know the listed., propert y com- plete I~. All details of the home. its condition and history must be disclosed to the bu yer. Due to the variety of lifestyles av!lilable to home buyers on or near the water in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Foerster said the area will con- tinue to maintain strong va lue and not be adversJey effected by addition or modification to Or- ange County's freeway system . "It will have no effect on beach property. Visitors might ex perience added inconve- 1 ience because of greater traffic on the Coast Highway if further road improvements aren't made . ., Foerster added that the main consideration which has to be given is to perserve the county's amenities when plan- ning future transportation cor- ridors. "The residential real estate market -if left alone -has a built-in cleansing effect in each 5-7 year cycle. It is tied to the availability of funds and should always be money-driven ." REALTY The Harbo r A rea's O l dest Real Estate Firm ucm•G VIEW NOIE $525,000 A perfect home for entertaining with 4 spacious bdrms. family room and view side protected patio Beautiful views of the bay. ocean & city llghl$ The ideal home for an active growing family Owners moving out of state S'1CIOIS IEWPllT CHM $221,000 Beautifully decorated in soft blue with 2 bdrms, den. formal dining room and family room. Fire- place. large private deck. upgraded carpets and high cathedral ceiltngs Ocean and sunset views from the deck YHWWS ClllH tin 1111,IOO Well located Newport Beach condo wtih 1 bdrm plus a separate den. 2 full baths. deluxe gourmet kitchen, private deok, expensive carpeting, full security building May tease option. ICW YIEWI U 1 l ,HO Professionally decorated 2 bdrm condo with ocean. bay & city lights view Full security bldg. party size sun deck, fabulous community rec- reation facllities. pool & spa. (213) 628-2828 UYFHIT * HHOl ISUll ROAi 11,Hl,OOO llWHT PIUCEI., YllU IALUA 1124,HO The prestigious bayfront addreS$! Elegant 3 The lowest priced 1 bdrm unit In popular VIiia bdrm home with large private swimming pool. Balboa. Opens onto private enclosed patio. family room with bar and formal bayslde dining Deluxe built in kitchen, carpets and window area 70 feet on the bay. Pier and float will shades. Motiva ted seller may help finance. ilccomodate large yacht. Submit your terms. WE 10 IOH FOR YOI Harbor Realty is a full service locally owned Real Estate Company offering a complete range of real estate services such as an active rental department. a nationwide relocation network, and an in house computerized listing service let us prove we will do more for you HWHRT CRHT 1111,000 Quiet. private location near pool & tennis courts. Large 4 bdrm, 3 bath plan. Huge 2 car garage plus extra guest parking I think this is the best buy In Newport Crest! llYFROIT ESTATE SAU • Sl,H0,000 88 feet on the bay 1n exclusive gate guarded Bayshores! Spacious 4 bdrm home all on one level Party size bayside patio and deck. Room for a pool. Reduced to settle estate. ICW YIEW nmHst 1277 ,100 Enjoy the white water view from this beautiful penthouse In gate guarded Villa Balboa. 2 large bdrms, 2 baths, formal dining room, private sun deck It's all here and reduced.to sell. ATTOT111 ll YESTHSI I Hl.000 3 oceanfront lots In fast growing Carlsbad Beautiful corner locatlon across from the beach Multlple zoned. May sell separately. (714) 67M400 2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR -......................................................................... llATUllDAYJULYt~l ... /P"91111 JoSchetterWins Press Womenfsaward . . -· SCHETTE_!t STILES Jo 8chetter, manager of corporate affairs for halon VMJo Co., has received the 1986 Woman of Achieve- ment Award from Cellfornla Preas Women Inc. The award, the highest honor the organization can bestow, was pres- ented at the CF?W's annual state convention at the Newport S..Ch Merriott. Schetter was chosen for her ac- complishments In the business world as well as her record of service to such causes as the Frtend8 of the Sea Lion Mlmmal c.nter, Anlmal Aul•tence Lugue of Orange County, and C•lt. tomla AMOdlltlon tor Blind Athlet ... She ta doing national publlctty for th9 lett.,•a upcoming competition In Long8each. GUlUand ta.tea VP po11t Aod Gllllland has been appointed vice president of sales and marketing for Coto de Caza, the private residen- tial and resort community In south Orange County. The company Is about to embark on a major resldentlaJ end recreational development program, to Include building 4,000 news homes over the next decade and an 18-hole gotf course designed by Aobeft Trent Jonn Jr. Grand opening for the first phase of news homes Is scheduled for Novem- ber, when the golf course should also be ready for play. _ Giiiiiand was most recently director of saleS and marketing for The Desert Princess Country Club and Resort In Palm Springs. A new Coto de Caza resident, Giiiiiand Is a graduate of UC Irvine's executive management pro- gram. Director named Fr•ncn I. Qreham has been named director of corporate and general accounting for Mlulon Vlelo Co. She has been with the firm since 1977, most recently as assistant controller. The Dana Point resident's new ANDD90N . IAllUILI GILLILAND responsibilities Include financial re- porting and accounting for com- mercail. corporate and Jack G. Raub Co. activities. Tops at Great Western Great w .. tern AMI Eatete'a New Homes division has announced Its top performers for the first quarter of 1986. Earning top marks for sales volume for homes worth #l«S than $100,000 were Aon Chemptftaft and Jim Helloren, selling Meadowood Homes by the For9Cat Corp. Dixie Thompson recorded the high- est sales volume for units worth $100,000 to $175.000, selling Covina Classics. Sandra Van Sickle led all agents, clearing $8 million in sales volume for selling Rancho La Verne by Lewi• HorM9 of Celttomta, In the category of units worth more than - for-many years and was Sales Agent of the Year In 1985. Top wes agents named Ren S.muel8, residential consutt- ant for the Costa Mesa office of Coldwell Bank., A"ldenttel Reel btete Servtc.., has been named top sales agent for the month of April and Temaneh Andenon recefved the award for the m0nth of March. In addition, Samuels and Anderson were awarded membership In the Gold Circle for their sales records In 1985. Anderson also received the n~onal Clrcle of Honor Listings awar for achieving one fisting per month or Sdles }om• ColdweU "Alck 8tlln has Joined CotdWell Benker Southern Cellfotnla R•loc• tlon Servlcee .. e e«p0f8te bu8IMa development manager, helpl~:; poratlona relocate their trena employ .... stn .. I• the former vice prealdent of the propertae• dlvlalon of a mafor Con11tructlon estimator Stephen JeuaNUd has Joined Dunphy Con•tructlon Co. as a project estimator. Jaussaud, a native of Newport Beach, previously worked as a con- st ruction supervtsor, contract adminis- trator and estimator for Southern California construction firms .. Firm clJ•ngm dlrectlon Senior Vloe President LM On has been' selected to oversee FrecMck• DeYMOpment Corp.'• n• project orientation. The 26-year-old developer Is ex- panding and changing Its focus. phas- ing out single-family housing and devoting Its resources to apartment and shopping center construction. lttU. .... y. Sell v-''""'" CllCleatfW, 642-5671 for Information & surprisingly low cost. $175,000. ------------------------, Honored as new members of the Club 5000, for earning In excess of $5,000 In any one month were: Shella Ander.on, Lerry Baker, .... n a11a., John Boyer, Jone then Br.cttey, Sharyn Bruno, Cerol Celahan, Ch•mpman, Tom Clerk•, Elve Cry1tel, Jonnie Demmer, .tenet Dochnahl, Jullette Flor ... Den FOt99t and Helloren. Also Richard Hubbell, Vllme Leugh- lln, Pet Muon, Eleanor McCune, Jeennle McDennld, Ann Meyer, P•nny Montgomery, Lola Mwgreve, John Nerodowg, Carol Ordahl, Pat Pattereon, Mey Pllloglea, Joe Seunden, LM 81mpeon, Robert• Slrevug, Jim SUlllYen, Thompeon, Sickle, Bob Weller, Jeen Welch, Mary W•ldon and Cathyae WU.on. Tops at Great Western Jane Sungella has peen named Sales Agent of the Month for May at Greet w .. t•m AMI E•tete'a Newport Beach office. Top llstlng agent was Phil Sturuenburg . Sungalla. a veteran sales associate, has worked In the Newport Beach area IRVINE C:OAST, RFAL10R&> BEI'Ill< HOMES AND GARD WATER AND NIGHT LIGHT VIEWS From almost every room In the house. watch the ducks & wildlife on the reser· volr 2 Bclr . 2\'t bath plus library Suitt by l.M. Peters Priced at Sll'i,000 Owner says make an offer 786-7SOO. ----, IT DAZZLES! SSSS spent In uptr.des In 1hls adult 011ly condo 2 Bc:lr.. 2'h bath + den + at· tached 2-car pra1e w/central air, £, professionally decorated This 1s the one you·ve been wa1t1nt for It's only SI 6'5.000 a11d available ror you to see anytime 786-7'>00 LOWEST PRI ED Solano on the market, 2 Bc:lr.. 2"'1 bath Fully air conditioned. EarthtOM ca~t Great locatloll Rancho Sall Joaquin • The Villas Sl6'U>OO 786-7SOO FORDHAM MODEL In University Park · Villace II, 4 Bclrs . 2Yt bath ur1e family home with Quarry ti~ throughout the bottom floor ~st lo- cation on larges! creenbeh tust step<; to the pool S20"i.OOO 786-7'i00 IK\"l~t < O.\~l. ~8124 CULVER, IRVINE, CALIF. RI -\I J OR~· 786-7500 BACH FIRM IND£P£NO!.HTl. V OWNED AND OPUATD> • CLIFFHIVEI s112.1''"o Executive Condo. c-'-.,,drm with den. Light, airy & r,.. Q ~1.1ed . This Is a quiet. high demand d -~• listed. w~.-1101111 -1211 JUST LISTED IEWEll CUSTOI llLIOl ISUID • $495,000 BUil T IN 1980. This beautiful custom home has FOUR BEDROOMS and 3112 baths. The versatile floor plan can be converted to include a separ- ate apartment. All the charmn and location yo~ could want. Asking $495,000. Please call for appointment. UE llllEll 111-1211 CILIFORllA DRUI Beautiful private pool and spa surrounded by LUSH landscaplng. Sprawling 4 bdrms, 3 ba., formal dining, family room library, 2 fireplaces and a lovely Newport Street. $325,000. 11111 TEIOll 131-1211 URE CLIFFHIVEI R-2 LOT Brand new listing with, 2 wonderful houses on the lot. Build up for ocean viewl Perfect for owner's home plus Income! Too many upgrades to mention. A "10"1 $335,000. OPEi Sii 1-4 111111 TEICH 131-1211 COROll DEL llR'S IEST IUY Immaculate pride of ownership home + guest quarters + a beautiful apartment AND A POOL! Potential yearly Income of nearly $29K or have a beautiful home plus Income! Additional amenities Include fireplace. beamed ceilings. recently new roofs, etc. JUST LISTED. $290.000. Call now for appointment. 11111 TEICI 111 -1211 COSTA IESI STEILI Vacant 3 bedroom, 1,h bath home on super large lot. Walking distance to new Costa Mesa Gourtyard. Excellent street, newer roof, drive- way, copper plumbing. New paint and carpet Just listed. $120,000 IHll TEICI 111-1211 CLIFFHIVEI VERY IOTIVITEll Huge lot -almost 10,000 sq.ft. One of the very best areas of Newport. 3 bedroom Ranch style home includes famlly room and pool. Corners Cliff Drive. Vacant and ready to sell! SUBMIT All OFFERS! REDUCED TO $299.000. UE 111101111-12H I OFFER I: COIPUTERIZED llRIO OILUITIOI OF YOUR HOIE 10 FEE OR OILlllTIOI W llHEll II 1-1211 QUILln llD LUXURY COROll DEL llR ijark, ocean & bay views from this 4 year old 4 Bdrm. 3 BatH, family room charmer. Includes a darling 1 Bdrm Apt. Only $645,000. Call for your personal showing. SIEIYL 11001131-1211 llCOIE PROPERTY IEICH DUPLEX Walk to beach or bay. Excellent Peninsula Point location. Each unit 2 bdrms, 1 bath and brick fireplace. Owner may carry 1st T.D. Call for more financing details. llLL I 1110 WEISTEll EXECUTIVE TOWIHOIE Don't miss this home. Quellty throughout. 3 bed., 3 full baths. oak floors. new carpet, planta- tion shutters. Excellent financing. A true value at $172,500. Call for private showing, IAllLYI OIHIS 111-1211 IEWPORT 4 IEllOOI 1114,100 See this beautiful 4 bed., 21A bath townhome. Family room, formal dining. Approxlmatety 2000 square feet. Close to beach. UllLQ NIUl 111·1211 "HEllm" 4 Ull 011111 1111,000 Two story Engllah Tudor. Spacious • bdrm with famlty room & pool. Two ftreplacee, solar heat. New plum bing. Separate guest untt In rear. Recent addition. Stlll needs some decorating. Tremendous value. UE llMEll U1· 1nl USTSllE ~l ,100 Charming 2 bdrm, 2 i.. V.ne. Large lot with fruit trees. Two fir"' '\'-warm spacious FAM- il Y ROOM. ~ V ...d just been reduced - owners movl1~ • of area. W: illNDI 111-12H IEWPORT HEllHTS llPLEX SUPERB 3 bedroom unit with 21A baths + family room. 2 fireplaces. Completety remodeled -A perfect owners unit. Fully contained one bedroom unit rear. G.M.I. $1,800. A very tine property. Asking $2•5.000. EXCLUSIVE listing. Call for an appt. W llMEll 111-1211 . _.......,... _-,. .; i· ... · ; ' . ' ~, IJ JULIE HAU 131-1288 1111 OWIEDI $40,000 below market. 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo on bay. Watch the boats from your kitchen and living room. Vacant and ready for you. Easy rental. .llLIE IALl 0 1-1211 OCUIFROIT IUPLU Invest nowt 3 bedrooms, 2 bath upstairs and 2 bedroom 2 bath down. Each has fireplace and oceanfront patios. Summer rents S8•00 monthly! Double garage. Clean and furnished. .llUI ULL 111· 1211 SI00,000 APPRAISAL $311,000 111111 PllCE Ocean views -bank owned/ 3 Bedroom + Den. 2'h baths. 3 years new. Engllth Tudor. Mas- ter/suite w/flreplace and oceanNlewal 3600/sq. ft. Beautiful ale poof and Jacuzzi-WON'T LAST! ... 111.L 111-1111 EALT ; HARBOR RIDGE *•MWll* TAIE 1¥11 PIYIEITS ASSUMABLE seoo.ooo 1ST TD, TAKE OVER PAYMENTS & LIVE IN HARBOR RIDGE. Cus- tomized "Lautremont" 48R, 3BA. famlly room, formal dining, mountlln ~ city llght view. Fabulous for entertaining. ••llYlllllP llEAT llYI _ · PNL llZEI YARD llll,OOCI DEVONSHIRE SBR, 4BA, family room, dining room, NEW PAINT, CARPET. drapes, brick deck , kitchen & entry. Complete ocean, bay, city & mountain vlewa. Assume $350,000 at 11%, $150,000 at 1~1.. Rare yard with room for private pool. •tlmllNP LUSE OPTIOI 1110,000 DEVONSHIRE. highly upgraded. 5 BA. 4 BA. oak entry & family room. Formal dining room. Enjoy ocean, bay, city & mount.in views. Wiii trade for commercial property. INIMYIEIN P GISTOI IY FIRI I UllOllE Redesigned by Farl, this custom 5 bedroom. 8 bath, has a master suite with walls & ceilings of padded silk, with control lightlng for the celestial design work to sleep under the stars. black mirrored watts & go4d leaf ceilings in formal dining, pool & spa of stone with cascading waterfalls. Unsurpassed view of ocean, bay, city lights. A must to see If you want the elegance and con1emporary feeling of Harbor Ridge Asking 1,695,000. •tMYlllNP LIDO ISLAND UM llYFlllT 11,410,000 RILlll Y1W IUSTEllPIECE Udo lllls bllyfront,cuatom, three bedrooms. 3 batha. Award-wlnntng tile ftoora & wall• thn.iout. Mutw eult• haa eteam room and hot tub, lnkebol cuatom cairwd bed, headboard and credenza w/catt09y, trench armolre. leads to mutw bath "To Stay". Carved wood wall eculpture 188x94" "To Stay". Thia Is a mutt to aee. Many ltema, too nu!!!!foua to llst. ........ HIVE I SAFE 4th WEEIEID BOB I DOVIE RESULTS 1101 llY 01~· Five bedrooms, four l~ \\ ~\yard wlth ~=·a~utltu• \ \l fl. \\~1."'n' r~ flreplae& ~~'.\'\ ~ ~ brick. A steal at $325,000: ,. ~· ~~ I 11111 lllP SUYIEW um ClllllITT 1111,0"~ Tennis, community"' \ ,. '\. oo,an and city light views. On· C!.. A 1.-·"room, 2'.t'i baths, famlly room. 2 fir ., V ... wet bar. Lowest priced New Bedford. llllMYIElllP SPYliUSS l••l,000 View, large 4 bdrm --~ \\·· 3 baths, formal llvlng, dining, far-i._ \\ ,...J,eakfast room, den. spa, large yard. "iJ ll•tMYIE IMP NEWPORT BEACH IEWPOllT CllEST 201 COLlllll LOWEST PRICED PUI 4 Smart split level with lofted celllng. 3BA, 3BA, fireplace, wet bar. Master suite Includes-walk-In closet, si tting area & private sundeck. Formal dining plus nook In kitchen. New paint and carpet. STOL Tiil llE F• 1110,000 ..IMVIEINP IEWPORT llYFROIT Four bedrooms, three baths, formal dining, famlly room, view plus rooni for two boats one up to 50 ft . Assume existing lease option with outstanding terms and low down. Great buy at $910,000. 1111 llYIE IMP BEACH FROIT FUI! 1221,000 Your 2nd home? En}oy beach front livlngl You can't beat the view. Exclusive condo near Balboa Pier. It's got ltl Security gate, under- ground parking. 2BR. 2BA. Formal dining. Beach & ocean view. Will trade up. ... 1 llYll lllP DISTRESS FOllECLOSlllE llllS 1100 iEWNllT Fabulous view of Bay and Ocean from this 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with large game room and pool. Steal at $552,000. Must eem ...... , .. 111,100 IEWNRT IUCI Condo In Versailles. Walk to beach, gated com- munity. .. , •• 111-1211 ....... . ... ._ SPECllUZlll 11 llWPllT IUCl'S FllEST lllES # 1 llE/111 AlllTI FM llLIFMlll Fiil 1111te 1111 • INDUSTRIAL OFFICE WESTllllmll IFFICE LUSE 850 SQ.FT. of prime office location, private bath, dMded office, end unit. 90C per foot. Gross lease. Corner of Goldenwest and 20th Street. CISTI IESI OFFICE SILE Ill LUSE 6'400 feet of 1~1. offloe apace weU decorated with ample parking. Priced below market at 9S. N.N.N.FT. or $724,000 sale prlce. llllllYlllMP •1·m11·1~1i:11ae1 3'1. DOWN -Owner occupied. 15% DOWN -Non-owner occupied. 1 BDRM$ from $63,500 2 BDRMS from $73,900 3 BDRMS from $84,900 Walk to S.C. Plaza! .. a. 111·12H Dovi1'1 F11orit1 Recipe • llECIPE OF 1/21 lllU Fiii FILLO l1k1 at 110 11-20 •11. er 11til flsla Is flak,. ·--------------------~ I lllEI CllCIEI lllUST I I II CHEESE SAICE I I 8 Boned Chicken Breast Halves I I 1 can Campbells cheese soup I 1 8 mushrooms sliced 'A Inch thick I 1 One • oz can whole Ortega chillies cut In l " I 1 squares I I 1 large onion cut in half and cut Into 'h" I slices 11 1 small red P4U)per -cut and slice Into 'h " I Inch pcs. I . I Preheat oven to 350° , 11 In large baking pan arrange chicken breast. I Mix 1 can cheese soup and '..\ can milk 1 I together, pour over chicken, then lay the I 11 remaining Ingredients over chicken and kind I of push down Into sauce. spoon sauce over I chicken breasts. I I Bake about one hour or until top Is golden I I brown. Remove chicken to plates or serving I I dish with vegetables. To remaining sauce 11 I add about 1T cornstarch mix with 1/4 cup I water. Pour Into sauce to thicken about • or I 5 minutes. 'Spoon over chicken. I L••••••••••••••••••••• KER MEMBER 234 E. 17th St., COSTA MESA • .. ...... r. I ~------------------------------------- I " l'AG• 14/SATUllDAY JULY I # 1te6 .Safety, versatility • pr11~nary concerns for play equipment Nothing about childhood 1s ~1mple anymore, and outdoor play equipment 1s no exception. These days the well- . equipped yard might have a swing set, trampoline. redwood-sandbox, play- house and even a trapeze gliding along a cable between two trees. The epitome of backyard chic is a fancy playset of carefully engineered modular units made of treated wood or heavy-gauge steel. It might include two or three styles of swings. sllde. climbing net of woven rope, firehouse pole, horizontal ladder and a fabric-roofed clubhouse perched atop the whole thing. Cost? It could be well over $1 ,000. In choosing your playsets, Changing Times suggests you consider safety, warranty, durability, versatility, ease of installation and price. You'll want a set that has a combination of units and features that will challenge kids of dltterent ages and keep the set appeal• ing as they grow. Most manufacturers have catalogs that show how a basic set can be expand~d with new pieces as kids grow. "' behind a traditional hou5e. Make sure you've got a big site with level ground. allowing air space for swings. Because of their height, most have anchoring stakes that must be driven into firm earth. so a cement or asphalt surface isn't recommended. Even on a grassy site. you might consider putting down a layer of wood chips, sand or sawdust to cuShlon tumbles and falls and promote drainage. Since there are no government standards regulating the manufacture·• of these products, safety should be a main consideration If -order by mail. get the names of c ers In your area and check out th s in person. You'll want equipment with a treated surface to insure durability. Metals should be coated or galvanized to deter rust and corrosion; wood prod- ucts -in addition to being well sanded to reduce splintering -should be treated to head ott wood rot. Insist on knowing whether any substance used m treating the wood or coating the metal might cause illness if eaten. inhaled or absorbed through the skin. If a manufacturer or retailer can't give DJULY Pf&#f /llSAI. UTA ft Aesthetics can come into play, too Tubular-steel sets have a high-tech look that Is fine for the yard of a modern home, t>ut wooden sets. in dark green paint or brown stain, m1Qht look better you assurance on this point, don't buy a..,,...,.... it. Toni Topp of BGDtlnCtoD Beach at play wttll eon ~tthew, 1 'h. Hunt & ssociates REAL ESTATE 640-4868 2125 San Joaquin Hiiis Rd. Newport Center * TRADE YOUR VIEW * FOR SUNSETS OVER CATALINA Owrwr~ of th1' maicn1hcent manor · h111h on a hill in pr~!lt1gious Harbor R1d_ge wtll con ... ider ynur propNtv as down payment! A luxur10u11 5 BD. 7 BA, library. cu .. 11om l'l<1a .. tinic or the ultimate in quality 'I. design from gourmet kitchen w rncrerlrhlt> \'I F:W Ma!'ter 'IUtt.e w/<1auna 2 firtplace, 40' pool & 'lpa, Muna. 3 car garalo(t' '.!4 hour 1(118rd gate community. Submit your trade11 $1 ,750.000. Jt-r1 Hunt 6 TRAt \LC11\R OPEN SUN 1·6 GOLF COURSE *EXECUTIVE LEASE* ..;p11111111:-,1 HI> & dt>n, fo rmal dining, :l F plC!I. private pool & <1pa! Separate ln11ndn & .~ tar ga ral(e. Tranquil pool/garden/itolf·course Vlr:W from mo11t room" lmmt><lrate •1Ccupancv Immaculate $:l600 per mo. Call .ferr Hunt *IT'S A MAI KAI * 'I 1111 dun 1 drink rt vou luxuriate in thi'I fabuloUl'. upgraded RA YF'RONT' Wale h hav 11ct1\lty fr<1m large livrnic & d1nrn1i: areas. 2 AD. 2 BA & huge l(&rden deck A~.;umahle fin ancing. Priced to 11ell at $fi41),000. Call Jerr Hunt. *CHOOSE YOUR COLORS* Two li(Ofl(l'Olll< hrand new cu~tom homes near completion! Ov.-r 40()() 'lfl ft. al $99f>JI()() Ont' or RF'.ST Newport Beach location!I. Call .Jeri Hunt *NEW LISTING * HARBO R RIDGE Thi 3 bdrm hnmf' with a lovely Vlew. lOCAted in an exclu"1vt-RUarded 1(81.e community, meets the demand11 of the moat di~r1mihfttrnic huvPr. $4:\4,1100. Call Brenda Petet110n to see. *HAPPY "100" LADY LIB ERTY* Examine angles and spaces to insure there Is no danger of a ctilld ·wedging a head or llmb In tight places. Such features as handrails. safety barriers aod uprights should be designed to reduce the chances that clothing could become entangled on them. Theret1Should be no sharp points or edges anywhere. Protruding nut and bolt assemblies should be covered with hard-to-remove protective caps with a smooth finish. Ends of pipes and tubing should be capped or plugged to cover narrow-gauge edges. Look out for unprotected moving parts on swings, teeter-totters. gliders and merry-go- rounds. Make sure you understand what the manufacturer guarantees. Hedstrom and Seing Design otter some of the best warranties in the industry. Just about every set will be delivered unassembled or partially assembled Some sets can be bought In kit form at a substantial savings. Setup isn't difficult for an adult who is reasonably ~andy with basic tools. Check on whether there is any difference In the warranty between kits and regular sets. In many cases you can arrange for complete Installation through the re- tailer. Swing Design recommends one of Its Classic models as a basic set. It has three positions for a combination of swings. trapezes and gliders. as well as two climbing ladders; suggested price is $375. You can add the Olymplc Gym and an eight-foot slldlng board. a potyester tent and a mlnlstze basket- ball backboard and hoop. These wtll add $750 to the basic Clas.sic. Child Life otf8'1 a chance to custom- bulld a backyard playground, atartlng with a chOk::e of wooden frames that can be enhanc9d With an array of 1Wfng8, Slides. ropee and a tree houM. You might start bulldlng in the Fire Chief series with an assembled frame and tour swing places for $514. Add all the extras and the total is $1,073. F.or the toddler there's the redwood Woodplay sandbox for $65. A six-foot- square deluxe model with a thick polyethylene bottom Is $150. Chlld Life offera the Toddlers Gym. featuring a sllde and climbing tower for $168. For $30 It sells a bucket-shaped baby swing that has high sides and a front safety strap. It can be suspended from any of the company's basic frame kits. A cable-ride device lets an older child gllde back and forth on a trapeze running along heavy-duty cables strung between trees. Chlld Life calls Its version the Space Trolley ($95~ Swing Design has the Travelon ($95). For more intormatlon. check the Yellow Pages under "Toys" for retail outlets In your area. You can also contact ·the manufacturers below. •Chlld Ute Play Speclaltles Inc., 55 Whitney St., Holliston. MA O 17 46. Mail order. Free cat&IQO. •Creative Playthings and Swing Design, Six Tripp St., Framingham. MA 01701 . Both sell through major and Independent retailers. Contact Jhe company for catalogs and Information about the nearest retailers. •Hedstrom Corp., P.O. Box 432. Bedford. PA 15522. Sells through a distribution network. Write or call for information. •Woodplay Inc . P.O. Box"27904, Raletgh. NC 27611. Mall order through catalog. •Yard• of Fun. Sells through a distribution network. Contact the com- pany for catalog and Information on near•t retail outi.t at (800) ~3-5-400. '1'11111 c-.... 1lmH. I"-Kip#-,,,.., ,,........ -.. ·aA•LY ~·Lo;:~ m Aniiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii ••••••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilill·nAtl>l~ M.fl:lWJ# '' Bigger hor!Jes, longer commutes in vogue By DOUG Wit.US .. -..-..... SAN FRANCISCO -Falllng Interest rates are reversing the trend toward smaller new homes In California, be cause families are using the in- creased buying power that comes with lower mortgage rates to buy bigger hOmes. housing experts say. With lower gaaol•ne prices. new hOme buyers arJt alto willing to drive further to work In Ofder to have a larger home, a survey of 2,079 prospectlvtt new 11ome buyers In California found. Thfl survey, conducted by Great Western Real Est ate of Santa Ana. was unveiled at last month's Pacific Coast Builders Conference here. As rates go down, buyers want bigger homes. a family room or extra bedroom." said Sendra Anderson. a marketing vice president for Great ~estern. "Expectations of square footage declined from 1980 through 1985. now it's up again." She said after more space in$1de !heir homes. prospective buyers next . want more garage space. a two-car garage Instead of one. or a three-car garage Instead of two. 'But. she added. surprisingly, les.s.. than 20 percent would use that extra g8fage space to park a car ." Instead. top uses for extra garage space are for a workshop, storage or one or another kind of hobby use Among other findings of the home buyers survey, first-time buyers rfsted !he tax advantages of home ownership as their top priority, followed In order by being tired of renting. investment potential and energy efficiency. Bui among prospective buyers who illready own homes -described as move-up buyers'' -the top priority was Increased energy efficiency, fol- lowed in order by tax and Investment [ ons1deratlons and the prospect of moving to a better neighborhood Among reasons citing by hqusing industry spokesmen for the extra • mphas1s on energy efficiency by 'l'lOve-up buyers are that many renters d< not pay all of their utilities directly •nd are not as aware of energy costs as M meowners. and the substantially greater energy efficiency of most homes built today over older homes. They survey also found that 89 percent of the first-time buyers and 92 percent of the move-up buyers prefer detached single family homes over condominiums The survey was conducted earlier this year among visitors to 105 new home developments around the state. The average prospective first-time buyer was age 30 with an annual family income of $39,500, while the average move-up buyer was 39 with a family income of $4',200 The average first-time buyer wants a three·bedroom home with 1,406 square feet . while move-up buyers split about evenly between three and four- bedroom homes. and want an average of 1. 778 square feet .. And no one -repeat. no one - wants a one-bedroom home," Great Western's Manlyn T1pp1ng added in the presentation to about 300 home and apartment builders The survey found an increase 1n buyer expectations from the early 1980s by one add1t1onal bedroom, but that 1ust one family in six wanted that extra bedroom tor ~ping. while two- !hirds wanted an extra bedroom to use as an office den or llbrary May home sales slip badly By MARTIN CRUTSINGER sharp decllne in mortgage rates. which •• ,_.._ ..._...., has led not only to a surge in sales but a WASH INGTON -New home sales rush by homeowners to refinance lell 11 6 percent In May. the biggest existing mortgages at the lower rates decline m more than two years. the Fixed-rate mortgages dropped below governm&nt reported, with the setback 10 percent in Apnl. the first time this Jttnbuted to rising mortgage rates and rate has been tn single digits since loan-processing backlogs. 1978 The Commerce Department said The increased loan demand has led, new slngle-famllr homes were sold at however to growing delays m pro- an annual rate o 764,000 units In May cess1ng appltcations In addition, r~tes tollowlng a 5. 7 percent April sales stopped falling in late April and since decline that time have inched up by almost a The decline In sales,. the steepest full percentage point Last ~eek· the since a 13 peroent plunge in January nationwide average for a fixed-rate 1984, was widespread around the mortgage was 10.62 ~rcent. country Analysts attributed part of the May The back-to-back monthly declines sales decline to the rising rates and of April and May. nevertheless. left processing delays. sales for the nrst five months of the year Roger Brlnner, an economl~t with at their bost level since the housing Data Resources Inc. of Lexington. boom of 1978. Actual sales from Mass . predicted that mortgage rates January through May totaled 356,000 will fell to around 9. 75 percent In the unlt1. 20.7 percent ahead of the same next three months, reflecting the Tipping satd first-time buyers are more realistic in their expectations of what they can buy than move-up buyers She said the average prospective first-time buyer surveyed expected to pay $99,000 with $6,800 for a 1,400- square-foot home and make payments of $900 per month. . · That's not realistic In coastal areas. but that's quite realistic Inland." she said, noting that such a home would require a $960 monthly payment at current Interest rates. But the average move-up buyer using equity from an eJ1Clstlng home. expects to pay $127.000 wtth $16,500 down for an 1,800 square-foot home. and pay $1 .000 per month. She said that's S 180 under what that home would cost per month, and that interest rates would have to drop to 81/4 percent to reach those expectations. The survey also found that average first-time buyer is prepared to pay $377 a month more for a home than he or she is currently paying in rent and drive an extra 12 minutes dally to wort<. The average move-up buyer Is prepared to pay $300 a month more than his or her current monthly mortgage payment and drive an extra 6 minutes to work. Among luxury features. ceramic tile kitchen counter tops were the most often mentioned items. followed by ·•more elegant" front entries, over- sized bathtubs and automatic garage door openers. The biggest regional difference was that twice as many prospective North- ern California buyers preferred ~ trlclty for heating and cooklhg than prospective Southern California buyers. · Among Northern Callfornhl buyers asked their preference between etec- trlclty and gas, 37 percent preferred electricity for cooking, 34 percent for First-ti.me buyers U.ted the t4% adnntaaes of home ownersblp as tbelr top priority ... but among prospectlve buyers wbo already otm homes ... the top pri- ority ••• lncreased energy efnclency. space heating, 25 percent for water heating and 58 percent for clothes drying. But among Southern California buyers. only 20 percent preferred electricity for cooking, 13 percent for space heating, 8 percent for water heating and 22 percent lor clothes drying .. The average Southern California buyer is willing to commute 5 to 7 minutes longer to wori< than the average Northern California buyer, and the average Southern California buyer expects to pay $7,000 to $21.000 more than his or her Northern California counterpart Gordon & Dottie Redmon are pleased to announce -the relocation of Starboard Escrow Corporation at / 1617 Westcliff Drive Suite I 09 Newport Beach , California 92660 (714) 548-772'3 period last year. lsh onomy T~h•:..,:::boom~~ln'.!..!:aa~tes~~w~as=-=spu~rr~ed:::::..~b~y~a:___:...ge_n_er_a_1_1y_s~lugg ~~~·--------!1.------------------------------------------------------~ ...... ,..:IRllrrl9 .......................................................... ~ea~~ - " ~ ll.. • . .... ~----~ -= --=:s-:... ___ t~~---- HOMES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOI # 1 Baruna Coort (Newport Crest) NB 759-6700 $162,000 Sunday 1-5 209 Iris, COM 644-6200 $439,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 •3608 Marcus, N.B. 645-0303 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 414 Narclsso., Corona del Mar 673-7512 $229,500 · Sunday 1-5 2003 Vista Caudal. Bluffs 675-6000 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **1412 West Bay, Peninsula 644-6200 ~5.000 Saturday 1-5 2 BR plus Fll RI or DEii 28 Canyon Island, Big Canyon 675-6000 $210.000 SUN 1-5 v •39 Whltewater(PI 1) Jasmine Crk. CdM 893-3973 $279.000 Sunday 1 .. 5 I 3 BEDROOM 502 Acacia, Olde Corona del Mar 644-9060 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •2215 Bayside, Bayside 644-6200 $1 , 195,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 4500 Cortland, Cameo Highlands 644-6200 $379,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 * * 1014 E. Balboa Blvd .. Peninsula 644-6200 $895,000 Sunday 1-5 877 JoAnn St, Costa Mesa 637-1458 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 433 Morning Canyon, Corona Highlands 644-6200 $285,000 Sunday 1-5 995 Trabuco Circle. Costa Mesa 548-2656 $152.500 Sun 12-5 3 BR plus Fll RI or DEii •2443 Bamboo, Eastbluff, Nwpt Bch 640-1340 $259,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •633 Cameo Highlands, Cameo Highlands 640-7154 $358,000 Sun 1-5 2834 Catalpa, Eastbluff 644-6200 $265,000 Sunday 1-5 • * * 3 704 Channel Place, Newport Beach 645-0303 $4 79,900 SAT /SUN 1-5 * 511 Cliff Drive, Cllffhaven. NB 642-5200 S322,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1309 Oofphln Terrace, Newport 8Mch 631-7300 $905,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1730 Galaxy Drlw, Dover Shorea, N.B. 831-7300 S895,000 sun 1-! •2807 Hatt>ot View Or (Hrbr Vu Hiiia) NB 6«-9060 $559,500 Sunday 1-5 ••12122 Skytane, Tustin 760-8333 $849,000 Sunday 1-5 1216 SomerMt Lane, Westdlff, N.B. 631-7300 $425.000 Su~ay 1-5 4500 Wayne Roed, Cemeo Hlghlanda ~200 1379,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 v-16 Jetty Or, Jasmine Creek, CdM 759-1626 $339,900 Sunday 1-5 **308 Morning Star Lane, Dover Shores 631-7300 $775,000 sun 1-5 •8 Morro Bay, Spyglass 644-a200 $475,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 * 1907 Windward Lane, Baycrest, NB 631-7300 $295,000 Sunday 1-5 ••8 Winged Foot Ln (Big Canyon) NB 759-1501 $629,000 Sa1/Sun 1-5 * •6 Wlngfoo1. Newport Beach 759-1501 $829,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 221 Narcluua. Olde CdM 675-2407 $545,000 SAT /SUN 1-5 2017 Paloma. Costa Mesa 548--9610 $320,000 Sunday 1-5 •• 1706 Port Westboorne, H.V.Homes 760-9319 $415,000 SUN 1-5 5 IEDROOI **324 Morning Star (Dover Sharee) NB 75M700 $997,500 Sunday 1-5 4 IEDROOI 216 Diamond, Balboa Island 673-8700 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 356 Evening Canyon, Shorecllfts 644-6200 $595,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 5 IR 19lus Fll RI or DEii • 1100 Galaxy, Newport Beach 759-1501 $545,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 321 Poppy, Olde CdM 760-1096 $625.000 SUN 1-5 2015 Seadrift. Corona del Mar 759-1501 $376,000 Sunday 1-5 *It 7 Bodega Bay (Spyglut) Nwpt ~ 644-9060 $649,000 Sunday 1-5 • 1506 Dofothy lane (Harbor Highland•) NB 75M700 $305,000 Saturday 1-5 2100 Leeward Lane. Baycrest, NB 631-7300 $399,900 Sat 1-5 309 Poppy Avenue, Corona Del Mar 673-M94 $385,000 Sunday ,_. 33 ldgellne (Harbor Ridge) Nwpt Bch t-4333 $3,500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •6 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge 640-4868 $1,750,000 Sunday 1-5 ' •633 Via lido Nord (Lido ISie) NB · 673-2001 $895,000 Sunday 1-5 4 BR plus Fll RI or DEii * 1609 Anita Lane, Harbor Hghlnds, NB 63 1-7300 $329,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 * *2812 Bayshore Drive, Bayshores 644-6200 $1 ,300,000 Sunday 1--4 * 1915 Galatea (Irvine Terr) COM 644-9060 $825,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * 127 Harbor Island Road, N.B. 644-6200 $1 ,595.000 Sunday 1-5 8 IEDROOI 2018 Leeward lane, Baycrest. NB • 631-7300 $349,500 Sunday 1-5 • 1880 Parkvlew, Costa Mesa * ·~ Via lido Nord (Udo lsJe) NB 759-6700 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1~5 645-0303 $205.999 SAT 1-5 * •« Rldgellne. Harbor Ridge 644-6200 $625,000 Sunday 1-5 • 24 R()ci(lngham, Belcourt 644-6200 $849.500 SAT /SUN 1~5 * •34 Rockingham, Belcourt. NB 760-8333 $985,000 Sunday 1-5 8 IR 19lus Fll RI tr DEi •• 19 Royal St. George, Big Canyon 644-6200 $599,000 Sunday 1-5 1148 Santiago Drive, Newport Beech 631-7300 $-475.0CJa• Sun 1-5 1201 Santiago Drive. &ovet Shor ... NB 631-7300 $365,000 Sunday 1-5 Lots 84-85-86, Top of R()ci(y pt, Spyglass 6«-6200 $2,700,000 SAT/SUN 8-8 •••6208 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beacn 644..6200 $875,000 Sunday 1-5 • ·-CO II DOS TOWllHOIES FOR SILE 2 tElllll * • 14 Colombia (Univ Twn Center) Irv 759-67()() $135,000 ·Sunday 1-5 2242 Elden 85, Costa Mesa 645--0303 $139,900 SAT/SUN 1-5 2 II plas Fll RI or IEI ••2792 Longwood Court, CM 546-2313 S168,500 Sunday 1-4 3 IElllOI 340 E. 20th St. B-3, East.9'de CM 675-«IOO $169,500 SUN 1-5 24«3 lrvtne F2, Back Bay 675-6000 $225,000 SUN 1-5 500 SIGNAL ROAD CLIFFHAVEN Country style home in desirable Newport Beach· neighborhood. 3 oi 4 Bdrm, 5 Bath, family room, large kitchen, 3 fireplaces, work- shop-plus more! Please caJI 642-9282 for showing. EXTRAORDINARY VIEW Auto ... thuslest'• dre•m TM IMtt clay & night light view in CdM $729,500 ' P"slble Trede Considered . Shown by appt. only, pvt owner 759-0169 Th•• prctvrHqVe .new hoi no equal in tti. oreo. From tti. 1tquklte mohovanY ei.ctric front gotei to the meticuloul oolt entry, cOf'l\f)Vl'efi zed pool & 'PO· intercom, centrol ¥OC & Hooey ..,.11 Security System. Totol ceiling to floor remodel + oll new window co-'"9s. 3 MU, pouible 4ftl 0< bonln room, 3 bottl,, luxurioul mos· tier contains dealTI ~. jcxvuJ and redwood MIUftQ. 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View off living room and dining room. Priced for quick sale. Just $367,000. ' CHIU Hl 1111 unus Fil $217,000 -Charming 2Bdrm Cottage, bay windows in dining area. In kitchen overlooking private court yard. Many possibilities for outstanding interior design. Excellent Newport address. Guard gate with pools and tennis. Please su bmit all of- fers. ELEIAIT SPL" LML TtftHIE -Per- fect for the Executive and for entertaining with spacious living room. family room + extended covered deck. This 3Bdrm, 2'hBa home has its own private spa, security system + central air. Beautiful Interior. professionally landscaped in a guard gated area with lighted tennis courts. pools and spa. Home has part-time owner so Is like new and turnkey condition. Asking $398,500. FIRST TIIE .. IUHn -Charming Plan 1. Span_lsh tiles in garden, cedar lined closets. security sys- tem. many extras. Asking $299,000. Open Sunday for your personal Inspection 1-5. IUmFIL PW , II .IUlllll oa111 - 2Bdrm + a den with very nice atmosphere. High celllngs, crown moldtngs. plantation shutters and a very private spa located. outside the muter suite. Please call for a personaf lhowlng. Asking $339,000. r 'fl/I//(' (((~1;;1(tilt' 760-8333 --- 111)) Cot~#4~• 7100 C.o•to .....-\0 1101 r-•-1lll t 1~ -'O ~-11 ·~,., ... ~ I 14 1•16 } I )1 ~ .. ..,,,., ~~H.rybi""'' .. _ 1611 S.0.-,.,. M.w • ......_ 7676 COMMERCIAL R.E. SAU/llNT ·- 16)7 1~• IMO l6H )60• 77., 11 .. 77!0 The D.ny Piiot •trtlooM for eftlderlcy end KCUfllCy. HoweWr. oocuk>nally errofl 00 OCCUf PIMM llaten wtlert yoiK ad I• r9ad tladl and ehecl* your ad d.wly Ae9ot1 arron lmmedletlly 10 642-5878 The Delly P\lot accepll no Mat>Mtty !of t111y ~°' II\ en edvenlaemenl !of wtliCfl It rn.y be r~ ••oept lor the cost of the l9ece eetuelly ~ by the err0< Credit e.... only be atk>wed for the ftrst 1,_-tlon ...,..,.."''..-~ ~ 1161 1iu~, Oftjo•~ 11119 (....,....., .... ,,op..., ,,,. ~·~~ 7116 i..o-,., ... ..,. 77'1 .,...,,,... ,,.,.~ 7190 J H , " 1 •I •• , ... \ l 09Y"G ~h 1601 '°'°"""'° ...... '6)0 -~ 16H -· J:0r•·' 1oU ""'•"'°"',_. .. f'J , .. , ·~",.""'°" .. )669 IW latatt ftr l&lt Gtatral lOHlcereu ••I Jiu 1122 c.nu Ml Jiu Ctatral 1112 OllM IUfflHll ,!n ~ .,h !...,, *TIE ILWFI* Speolou9 3 Bedroom. ' view and It~ to the lnttf Usfllll B•th home with large t>Meh. Fabulou1 . mu"I· THE DAILY PILOT OFFICE HOURS Tele: M-F 8-5~/COUNTER M-F a-s 1mlc.... ... 11u 1m c"'• .... 1ou BY OWNER OLDE COM ......... +Ill 2 Bdrm Home. llH .,.. Highly upgraded. 2 ,... Btocl<a to beech. R-2 lot i;:;pt!CQ• famlly home r• $229,500 973-7512 cently redecorated 081 PoPUlar Pieri "E" awlmmln(j pool In nice l9vel 3 bdrm, guest room, (upended) Over 2000 all euy care yard. Large llY-family room, game room. 3Br + tamlly Ch<*:e 1oc Ing room with flrepe.ce formel dining + morelll SHORECLIFFS 3BR + Custom teatur• Prtc:ed and family room or dining OPEN SATJSUN 1-4. den e.aut CUiiom home Country kitchen, orHI P9tlo entertainment .,.. w/ber-~ & ftre ring lor quick Nie at S257.!500 room CMW1ook=llghted 223 ORCHID. .. UIJm w/pv1 beectl. '393,000. w/land. Agl IM0-55e0 pool area. entry Ruaty Gulnthef 831-1218 a.t •a.am Kevin HHnan Rltr thr0U9h coun yar · • ··~~.~~-fa S~ 3 bdrm, family 851-<>'24 Prtn only Exc*lent loc4ttloo 1111m• ........ lllfFS YllW ....... / ... 1 I ~· r rm. 2~ batM, formal din-111Y -1matlc apae1ou1 28r 111 MIM ......_ Ing w/beeut poo4 ...,,. 2Ba S2 15.000 t.nd Incl. •~f_.,-1~ ' and waterfall + ~to And like It In tNI MWW' xeellent famlly home on large 101. Courtyard entry. ' apeclout bdrm9. 2-V• betha, family rm <:Nfll· looking pool & lovefy 11nd1caplng. Aaklng Shown By Appt Only ~ 6VW •-a-~ ...... ,. pr I v ate b •• eh. I . bdrm hm w/fem rm l frml NANCY IMBERNINO --~ 135a.OOO. . din. Wall to bMctl & rec-j PETE BARnETr REAL TOR JASMINE CRK angl M 2Bt rra-MAI ...., rMtlon. 1379,000. Call •~~1111 .. den, llot tub, atcyttte. ~· ~· •-•JWlllDI S235,llOO. ..... _. ..-bltln bbq. Tennll & pool Quiet & ~ In Olde -- 39 Whitewater Sun 1·5. COM. IO of hwy. See Ulla UAL man 11-.TIWllE ~r 1193-3973 auperc:6ean3bdrmllome 1se-1sot obody knows how gr .. t RE UC . w/nlcl ywd & room tot GW . REALTY •••• 111·1• the John Lytle bullt •--Pl._ D ED! expansion In 1evera1 s Ana ._ -"'• ways. Cloee 10 beech. ~tserOve 1•~ !1~amake OM !!~· beeutlfully cu.--"""lfl... S350.000. ·""" . ..,, ,.._ tom~ 2Bt 281. frplc, lg 45• lot 5 8edt' 3 a.th • big dlffetenee. We haw LR dining ar~MB + • oom, ... ---a grMt 48drm, 38a u -delt Bc:I. Walk to 171h St. $385,0001 Open W~ IUM __ , c..ta .... 1124 t::-~-=~=-=--- eeutlve home. a..utlfuly 1 Weatcllff Plaza. Only day & Sundey 1-4 =I~~::~ mHD-l&IT ULI loc 3BA 2BA, ape. ~~~=2;:'~u apa. S125,000. Agt 94&-4380 '(,,(1UJ1m dl'f ..,J(~it doet<. 5 bdrm, gourm« 38' 28a, new pelnt, opt & :;: =7.~~3= 'I. ,,j,,A ~ kit. IMtr ete w/frplc, 16-khch tie. 2 eat gar. New 1025 Demaaoua Traditional ff:ealty 631-7370 ...&.w• U7~·1 t~ bniry/llttlngrm. Fe.lend COllC»N ctrMwey. RVt--=-==-=..,.,...,,.......=--feaiaam 111'1 1IP' . r) 1.91. sees.ooo ec:o.. l12tt< w~. .... ...... Av OWNER 2+2 aupa;;; 67"-8" v lllmY ITllfnl 931.2931or937.1451 omp1ete1y rerurblahed OCHn aid• 49th II, 3407 LC.St ""1~ c. llALmlULn ...... Verde home on S232K, w/S 175K adJ & 00 your buying and ae11ng at t'J• a ea.a . BLUFfS..BY OWNER 3 BD quiet ltreet. Spaclou1 euum eve-983-1031. theduelfled INll'tlet. -2-Ab&. tam rm. frplc:, brk* 3Bc:lrm, 28a with Ill MW P9tlo. S152,500, wltt to paint. cerpet, water ecnoota, 541-29M. hatter, ltOW and dtlh- BAYFRONT "MAI KAI" CONDOMINIUM Beautifully upgraded and decorated 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit. Expansive bayfront patio, perfect for entertaining with views overlooklng bay and out to jetty. All new interior decor, baths and kitchen. A most desirable condominium on the water. 8550,000 ,,,. For more Information call· DANNY BIBB OR MARTHA MACNAB Grubb GEilis 844-8200 WMr.lC R . ~ .... ~ . . . weeher. S157,500. c.i1 lof appt tOday. Anne McCMllUd 131-1218 WM"1<R ... . . . .... lmL.mTI Br 28a ftxtr. High on a bluff. S43,000 Down. S135,000. (902~ 1411 IPlllll/•1-1 MWlllT WltonllTI I Riii llTfll Enttttaln In this vibrant 2BR ·water- front. Dock for 2 boata. Mexican tlle patio aurroundt 1 private ape. ._.._. Pll- llllUlllUITY Vlewt from ewK'f room In this ex- qultlte 3BR waterfront home. Over S70,000 In lnten0< design gtvea this hOme a apeclaJ feeling. The auperb mqter autte w/pvt spa II Just one of the m~"!*'ltles. UM-.nPL Mll .... 141-0301 J PETE BARRE fr . Rf.ALTY e .. a.a..c~ cio..1o m'. WWW: 2•;.ea T~. MMy Upgf'edea. Ellcellnt ........ S 158,000. CAU G9orve Muon es 1-12te nmwam,.. Lii One of the fllw ~ 1011 left In Laoune. s 125,000. Cell tot ..... lM-1• -COTE #~, REALTY I ,. -In 1own 7 Clnellleo OM Nip you ~ many I of 'f04>t neecsa &42-5878 I AVOID COSTLY MISTAKES HOME INSPECTION OPEi THIS WEEIEID m .......,. ___ .J4tt.•--s.tirar 1-s lOl WlaU T...___ ... Slt$,000-S.twdlJ l·S l3 --"--·---Sl.5'1,000 ...... W..r l·S 2101 Tldlt ....,.,_ .. sm.ooo ..... _s.., 1·5 2319 a.,---... -Sl.180.oot ......... s.bJ 1·5 '° ............ _ .. _ .... S&n.000 ...... -SilldaJ 1-5 2001 ~1. .................... ASG.100 ..... -.s.br 1·5 12122 a,i-. ••&i. ...... »uoo ....... s-dlr 1.5 2t ..................... -........ lm.000 ....... -t..lby 1-S 2 TtrblWt.-.................... SMS.000 ......... SulcbJ 1-5 11 a..-,w·------SUS.000 .... _flnlay l-S c/i11llt' <~(~«:<~(t/lt' 760-8333 OPEN HOUSE Sat11day Jdy 5th from l ·4 3621 Bear Street #H Plush one bedroom In prestigious St. Albans. lA&ny upgrades. Owner will carry 2nd T O. Priced to sell qulcktyl S 110,000. Call· SHARON VOGT Office: 644-6200 Home: 644-1606 rubber Ellis R£510£HTIAL ~OKERACE S£.RVICES --~---~---- a.•••r1111 RIAL DJSl'i ~~ llHl1l~11 P1•l•1el1~~ MM~~ ~------------------------~ ... YllW MIT 2b9 ~ pen. E.alde 28drm. 1 a.tt1 exec 1BA. pertly furn. 1._ 11111 try rm. P"t pdo, ...wi US*..._ o..oe. 1 Adult $1000 Avt now 9e2-4557 Stow~ dnlpea. no carpt, ~ lhed, M'll pref'd $850/mo. Agt, Spac:loua 3bdrm 2ba ~ 'seoo1mo. 975-0447 ~~ °' ~~ 241-8212 lnddt den 2 gar '11* · e.t9'da eottaoea 1 2Br a gOU(met kh lfyd S 1200 St~::. 1~ "':::: 'lltM... Verde O' lux "2 38r. W/O Nlup, cer1)0f1 S3M1t1 Agt ,_ 417 E ~ktrt t adulU>f: ~1~ decor, S.54795. 722-e21<t Waltctotnebeech. Poole& No peta. 547-1155 se50 No's>M• e40-'f::19 tennll. 48' 2'A8e, on .... ~anu canal $1795/mo V-=-nl UTIFUL 3'Abr. 2bath, ~-.. .. DOCKSIDE RE 722-9730 S,~:irn!~':. :. 1~: meatiBJIU APUJ..,I WEST CLIFF CAPRI 543-2511, eve/wlmd1. 8eeutlful llfge Apta In CONDO, 2B8. 2BA, pool, 38r __ R APUTmll quiet neighborhood. ,_ c:arpe1 and c*nt, Nwpt Pentn , ... gar. F•turlng bMuUful i.ncJ. Pool. Spa. No peta. $800/mo. 780-9640 lndry, frplc. Yrly Rentala. me.pa, BBOI. pool/lf>L tBdrm 1965 VIiia Rentals 875-4912 Patloldec:tla. Gat9QM or 28drm 28e $780 2~rm. 18e yearly rental. ,.__ •tl •--u-carports. Sorry. no peta. 151 E 2191 St. 543-2408 t~blkatobeaett,Gerage ..wtu -.,. .. 18drm se10•---------------- S850/mo. Agt 875-e173 lBD, 2eX. Q , § i)jj{, to Bdrm l Y.Be 1710 E/SIDE 4-PLEX Of (619,:W 1-2729 bch patio laun rm gerg 8d 2,._ 17,,.. 1BR uppel' oorner apt • ;.,. • • _ _.. rm ... ..., $525/mo. tat + aec: '·~.a.... .14 .... lmo gerdner i ...... 25 Cent• St &42-1424 A_,_. 494-5195 • av.it Aug 1, 953-5575. ·.-..:--Ocean . Oth«I avail· $475 181 Mobile home. 1oe""-,,.-LU_X__,E,,_,,.El-llde-..,..-lr--=-28=R= able c:loee to beaeh. DESIGNER. FURNISHED Blltna, no '*.. Mature ...._ d/W _o i. CAllUY lllJAI. TOWNHOUSE AdlU Quiet 1991 New· :.:..."""pd' ..;00-":"..:: .. ~ Pool & tenn19 c:ourt. · · ... r • •• ............ no 'I~.. $1295 Mo. 973--0896 POf1 Blvd &46-4373 peta, YMf IM &4&-08&4 llMlllerllM1ll ta.... 21 UUTLIU'Jm •--J••• $745/mo 2br H\ba ~tfiield Na ~ . • ale:. townhouM. greenbelt. ~ Captrut 2171 dshwr, heated pool. rec lndry rm. all b114M IPAIMITS Lrg t:nh.. . 39R 3BX rm, gu bbqa, lodced 2078 Thufln L.Nte br9nd new Al utfltti. pool, lrptc:, tnc:d patio, 2 carports. Avall now. TSL MGMT. &42-11103 paid Pool, Ow. 1 car ger Quiet c:u~aec: S550-S875. 979-1911 c:Md olt. No P9la. s11001mo 493-521e 400 MerrlrMcWay vt/c:stFll!ld 28dnn 1Beth s110 OCEAN VIEW·OANA PT 1 Bdrm Apartmerit wtth 301 Avoc:edo &42·9850 380, 2'ABA Townhouae, ~.; s=a ~ IPUJmJI Large INl'p 28t upstaln, pool, tennla, $1400/mo, 846-3818 Beau11ful, a.., lerg.t Gar-abeotule!y lmmec:UIN, 3 Bob Kann, 537-2270, 9Qt den Apta, petloa, IMdta, ba6c:onys, endoMd lode· S L C • 18R llgttt & llltry over loc*· 1pa. Sony, no J*. able gwaiga, pat1' Ilk• t•t• Hit tlrt Ing guden, bit-In 28drm W.Beth $715 groundaM85. AV8ilable 2111 OYen/renge. r.rrtg, w/w 28drm 28eth $740 Jvky 19, no petl. S4M279 ~'!""1-,-u-m-a'!""bi.-.-1-,,!"'""!9-12"'5"1 carpets. drapes $495 398 w. Wll9on 831-5S83 __ 111 Luxury 2bd. 2ba ~. with gu peld. 848-5282 Large 18drm on Vle1orta, 2BR 1M":S--bale vttc:t Ollllnga. Pool, IPL eedroom, 1 Bath near Newport Blvd. vtew all bttlna seis1mo' 55'~ evee/wtmda. $700/mo. + S300 «»-SpartiHng c:leen, c:rpta, • 2201 Plldftc · MAC ARTHUR VILLAGE pe>alt. Gu & wat« paid. drpe, 1tow, quiet $510 TSL MGMT &42-180S 1Br, dean, quiet, end unit, Child ok. 548-2582 No pats 990-2970 balc:ony, pool, IJ>a, tennis BR 1.,..BA, d/w. patio, , POOL-PRIVATE-PATIO ~oltyball, aec:urtty, 1820. c:loaed ger. $675/mo. No You don tknowwne~~fre New d/W, lrplc, gatage. I k-r f,,, i<h<-r h.-1 l \"'hc-nn.· MIJ>o(.u(.ir I \.rn-rh\ Wh1.h ""'·'°' th.11 rlu.~h ,h.; ht·~lf '' 11n.1ff<'\tt.J k 1hco Jt...-.-. J\C •••1lJ ""''""°''1\1! II rn h<:I !-'ent"'i AnJ rf ,he, l,, rhl:no\ ,, Clflt' rn.+our di.mu• her .hd..I ~111 rnhcm lludlC'nnc: (~of rhe m....i rnmmon .1nJ Jn· !"I.II rn~ t.nn• •.t mu.'<Cul.11 JV'm'f'IW. Clue.hem'\\ ,, ·~1.111~ r""'"' Imm flll>!ht:r IC• 1.l11IJ ..... ,, ,kf«u'1t l?ffle. 1llt" t~k ul M~ ~JICh.'1'\ "hi (mJ 1ha1 gnlC And n11h1 OltW they'~ '"ck.~ rlu1 MOA "pnunni: .ill I"""''"'(' l'Nllll't:O tnlu rhe ljlk"'C. Once rhe ~ne fior l )uc hrnl\('" 1dffi11ftal, c.imer. can he 11.kn11l1~I. It~• w11h 1Cl.l% ct"n.unr1 Al'l<l rht-lir.r ""'I'"' l•H'JH•M<.lrJ hn.!1n2 .1 uin: ... ,11 h,l\r 1-ttn r.il«-ri wcw M1 ... uL.o1 l)\•Cfl1~Y l'. ..... 1.1h"1. l<-tn 1...,.,., N 1hlll ol I h.utm"" 528-3510 Of 754-7535 pe1a. Cell Carol &45-5974 mlMlng If you heYen treed X·LG 18' $585. 28f 1875 Of Betty &44-2270 OIUll1led lately. EASTSIDE 557-2&41 ·---------------------------------' 9a11>oe m Gfge 2 bedroom Apt. and 1 bedroom Apt , c:loM to wit« (818) 795-&400 ti you're nol lnW'd\lng to the clulllled tune, you mey be psyWio pnc. that.,.. OV1 01 step C..11•111 WOODLAND YILLAGI APARTMlllTS Come & tnioy ou1 cardtn style apts Quiet. tomlortablt hwr close to htt'lfay5 & So Coast Plaza while only minules 10 t beach Caraaes m1lablt HO Pl TS PllASl POOU • •AS • LA..-Y ..... aaClllLH •s•s-•sss I BIHOOM •63S.•64S 2 BIHOOMI •760.770 GAS, Im.Al 6 MOT WAID 9111. • ............ llL II.AU~ 71&.eMt 64J..t•• Rate chart.. People NEED classified Useful. easy-to-find 1nformat1on 1s a vital part of the work setting News- paper classified 1s one source busi- ness people have come to depend upon-for personal as well as work- related needs To reach active class1fed readers. call and let us help you write your result.getting ad Daily Pilat classified ads 642-5678 Monthly 11th Dlatrlct c:oet·oMund9 Index: 8 441 Weellly Index-.: f-llo. CD, 6.59; 1-Yr. Tr...., 6 54 Rates are correct es of Thursday, July 3, and are subject to change. lender• 30-J••r flied Pointe 15-J••r ftxed BANKS Point a Adlu•tablff Pointe Index Mergln Bank of America 11.000 2.00 10 875 200 8500 2.00 6-Mo. CO 2.50 MORTGAGE COMPANIES First Interstate 10.625 2 00 10 500 200 9 375 2 00 1-Yr Treas. 2.75 Mason McDuffie 10.250 2 00 9 875 200 8.750 2.50 1·Yt Treas. 2.75 GMAC 10.000 2.00 10 000 2.50 7.875 2.25 1-Yr Treas. 2.25 Shearson AMEX 10 750 2.00 10 1625 2.00 8.500 1.50 1-Yr. Treas. 2.50 SA \llNGS ANO LOAN American 11.250 2 00 11 000 200 8.750 1 50 11th Dist. 2.25 Home Savings NA NA NA .,..A 8.750 1.50 11th Dist. 2.00 Great Western 11.500 2.00 11380 2.00 8.509 150 11th Ofat. 2.25 Calif0<nla Federal 11.000 1.50 10 750 1.50 . 9.000 1 50 1-Yr. Treas. 2.75 Home Federal 11.750 2.00 11 .500 2.00 8.500 1.50 11th Dist. 2.00 Great American 10.625 2.00 10.750 2.00 8.875 2.00 1-Yr. T'reas. 2.75 Downey Savings 10.750 2.00 10.250 2.00 9.000 1.75 11th Ottl. 2.00 Index: lnter•t rate lndtcator used to determine changes In mortg-oe Interest rate. Margin: amount or percentage added to the Index at each adjutt"*lt Interval to determine the new Interest rate. DATA PROVIDED BY THE HEITMAN GROUP, INC., STOCKTON. (209)477-5155. 0111 Ptiat •• 2eA 28A. m , OI'· •• ll .......... " C1ose to beed\. 0.. -• harl>Or Ooel •o ..,.._ S... If .. s•- S795/mo M1-t142 - 2Bdrm. Oen, 2BA. ~ v•ew xtra lg, gilf/~ opnr dahwihr, r.noe. nf1WfY crptd, frptc. lg dO area 7141483-1030 1.1, ........ 1H111mll .. SltllbMI .... • ...... ... '4ast« SulM wlftl..,..._ I 01110 In OUt 8'g Cenyoft nome Mature, ~ F. $7SO •MC 7ff-8317 *IUlll'1* Lg 281' 281.. gd location. Blttns, must ... SM5 l''X BM-8835 Agt ............... • Month-to-month 1tso ava~able • Furnished/ unfurnished • Fitness centers, t1nms. swimming Models optn daily, 9 6 Sotr-y. no pets Newpon Buch No ll80 Irvine Avenue lat ISthl 16-nol Newport Beach So 1700 16th Street lat Oovtrl 542-SnJ USTl&. .. 111 IU W/patlO. Hf Shope)'' Cntr S995 N6 petl 64().. 314 Something 1C*11a1 we1tt fof you todav ln c&lllllftld ~' 100 lSLE. PVT Bfl-BA· DEN-HALL. Sep/ent , -I· bar. fr19, micro N/S. $650 + $325 dee> 875-8852 l•'s•h• 9ELLING SEASON Now la the aeason to mok• big buck•• Sell tho.. unn .. ded houtehold ware•, out· grown doth•• or toy trvclu by advertl1ln9 your e•r .. • ••le todayt °"'Y AOt per HIM (4 Un• minimum) D1i1J Pilot Cl11sifi1d J 842-1118 < INTO SAVINGS The Daily Pilaf has a new way to turn your Hidden Treasures into CASH with a $7.60 Classified Ad. "T.60 or $5.60 with prepayment 4 Lines-7 Days-$7 .60 No changes In copy or canceltatlon. Private parties only. No Commercial. Real Estate or Employment Ads. There 1s no price limit to what you con advertise. If you need to sell your car, boot, couch, high choir o r any unused merchandise coll the Doily Pilot Clossif ied staff or use the coupon below 642-5678 -------------------------------------- NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE STATE ZIP AD COPY 4 ltne mm1mvm, oppro111motely -' wordi P41' Im~ AMT ENCLOSED c1rcte oM VISA or M ( Are you a \u~scriber to the Dolly Pilot? circle oM YES / NO ( exec Offtc;e Space tor L..... Many amenitlee. 1 $400/mo, n99ot11bl• Avall lmmad 631-~5 . ...., W&tmmftmel I(~ l'Mdlng.,. Id. tt'sr.-tly~I For OET AILS cell 631-Mal> 0 C. AIRPORT AREA Atrtum ofb. 22~ 1C1 ft . }lnltorW. ut111t• !Ota (){ ptlttllng. '52·934MI ~"im com;;;a:; ~· m C-1 It Bal: un Zone 201 Palm St. 1295.000. 873-2943. ewr- ~AG• ZJ/SATU•DAY JULY S. H .. ____________________________________ DAILY ~ILOT /llSAI. UTAR 1 NEW Highland Light's pre -sales g o i ng .well 20 percent of Lusk Co.· s Phase II homes rese rved at p.i:e.:.~ale Twenty percent of High nd Light Village's Phase II homes we reserved during the pre-sales perio . according to Lusk Co. officials. Phase I is rapidly approaching sell- out. with 39 homes sold and only a few remaining. said Frank J Gootrad. corporate director of sales and market- ing "Coastal hilltop location. guarded- gate entry. single-family detached quality homes. prices from $149,700, and the Lusk name -these are my reasons for the growing success of Highland Light Vi llage." said Gootrad. Coastal breezes which frequent the h~ltop setting, which otters five plans with single-and two-story detached townhome configurations. Prices range from $149,700 to $243,500. Square footage of the homes ranges trom 1,477 to 2.3 18. with floor plans that range from two bedrooms, two baths to four bedrooms (three bedrooms/den). three baths Most plans otter separate family room and breakfast nook. Standard features Include a garage door opener. wood-burning fireplace (Plan 5 fireplace in both living room and family room). a wet bar in Plan 2. prewinng for cable TV, a double oven with microwave. cooktop with com- bination grill/griddle. and a master bedroom with compartmentalized bath featuring a large oval tub. Highland Light VIiiage is part of the master -planned community of Marblehead, which includes more than 1,000 acres atop the coastal bluffs of San Clemente. Model homes are decorated by Lusk·Serengetl, the interior design branch of the development company. Monthly homeowners association assessments cover individual-home fire Insurance as well as maintenance of the gatehouse, streets and slopes. For more Information. call 498-9116 Models are open daily from 10 a m to6 p.m. Take Interstate 5 to Avenida Pico in San Clemente, east on Pico to Calle Frontera, left on Frontera to the Highland Light gatehouse. Ezterfot view of T he Vlllu attached home com munJty at Lantern Bay in Dana Point. Lantern Bay's 2 parks popular More than 20 acres of grass and walkways in two bluff-top parks in Lantern Bay have proved popular with residents and the public. re- ports Joseph Lovullo. director of sales at the gate-guarded develop- ment in Dana Point. "Our two parks overlook the Dana Point Harbor, providing a magnifi- cent view of the marina as well as the coast," said Lovullo. "Both parks were built by the developers of Lantern Bay. The Smyth Companies and Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. The developers also set up a $'h million fund to maintain the parks in perpetuity.•' Lantern Bay County Park is a 15- acre area near The VIiias, the attached-home community In Lantern Bay. Facilities Include a lighted amphitheatre, basketball court, children's playground, picnic tables. barbecue. It Is also the site for Dana Point's official living. Christmas tree. contributed by the developers last Christmas. Six-acre Heritage Park Is adjacent to The Estates, the custom-home enclave within Lantern Bay. A walk- way leads from Dana Point Harbor Drive to a view outlook at the top of the 100·foot·high bluff. The fourth and final phase ot The Villas is open for sale. and brings the total number of homes to 98. The final phase consists of 21 homes. A setf .contained community. Lantern Bay has Its own New England seacoast·style neigh- borhood sh"pplng center. Lantern Bay VIiiage as well as a specialty shopping center, the Pavilion, de- signed to resemble the Balboa Pavilion. To reach Lantern Bay, take Coast Highway to Golden Lantern. For more information, call 496-2188. Model ho1ne construction starts at Mandevilla in Laguna Niguel Construction has begun on the model homes for Mandevllla at Rancho Niguel. according to the developer. "We expect to begin taking reser- vations this summer," said Jeffry Stoddard, vice president and general manager of The Buie Corp. 's Laguna Niguel division. which Is developing the protect. "The models should be fin· ished In late A'llgust." Located on a ridge along Crown Valley Parkway, Mandeville Is located within the 600-acre master-planned community of Rancho Nlguel. Man- deville homes feature three floor plans. ranging from 1. 783 to 2,403 square feet. Prices for these one-and two- story homes are projected to begin at $179,900 Plan One Is the Jasmine, a one-story home of 1,783 square feet with three bedrooms. two baths, a family room with wood-burning fireplace. Interior laundry and two-car garage. Magnolia Is Plan Two, a two-story design with 2,054 square feet. It provides three or four bedrooms with "We ezpect to begJ.n ta.k- lng reservadon s this s ummer." JEFFRY STODDARD The Buie Corp. optlonal master retreat, 21~ baths, family room with fireplace, a circular kitchen with bay-windowed tu;eakfast nook, and a thre&-ear garage. Plan Three, or Wisteria, has 2.403 square feet. The top level contains the master suite with private bath. two secondary bedrooms, a secondary bathroom and bonus room. and a circular staJrcase. The lower level has a fourth bedroom or den. family room with wood-burning fireplace, and three-car garage. The 89 homes that will eventually comprise Mandeville have been de- signed by the architectural firm of Aram Bassenlan of Newport Beach. Rancho Niguel, a joint venture part- nership between Buie and Home Capi- tal Development Group, Is located off Crown Valley Parkway between Inter- state 5 and La Paz Road in Laguna Niguel. Eventually, this nfaster-planned community Wiii Include a variety of sfngle-famlly homes, condominiums. apartments, a commerclal center. rec· reatlon center and a nelghborhOOd elementary school. ft 9 rt II ' DAILY l'ILOT/ftAl. lllTAft~!-~---------------------------SATUmAT ...... t-jp~ %1 ·" NEW LISTING lllTlm& ... Two extra large lot1 have everyth ngl lndude:I houM. duplex. c:ommtWcial bldg, pool, 1auna, 3 car garage, 2 car carport, and 8 speoes. S. thl1 excettent tnYettment today! ..... ,..... 1111- 2 BR, 1'), BA condo, gr .. t location, end unit that Is adjacent to llngte f amlly homes. Freehly painted, new tu~ endosure. pus thru to patio from kJtchen. S.t value In complex. NEWPORT BEACH WITlll'lll1 .... Weekend retr .. u Incredible Newport waterfront buy! Charmlngty d«orated 2 bedroom. 2 bath. gorgeou1 ptantatlon lhutter1, private brick patio with inviting apa, overlooks water and large boat slip. Don't deAayt Won't last! 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South Cout Metro! Affordably priced to MUJ 3 BR, 3 BA tower end unit hu a great location near the pool. It 11 dean with new paint, Just move lnl UITllll ITl,lll Conveniently located condo to flt your need1t 2 BR, 2 BA with beauttful landscaping 11 accom- panied by a community pool and rec rooml Close to transportation. acnool1, & _entertain- ment. UITI Ill ITl,111 South Coast Metro! Quaint Olde English village with all modern amenities: pool, tennis, gym. MOdet perfect with wallpapers, mouldings. mir- rors. and a beautiful view tool Call now to see how charming life can bel Residential Real Estate Services ?k~dJW- OPEN HOUSES l&'IRllY •WMT IUll 3704 Channel Pl.ce 4-D1ISIE'IW 3 BR, FR, C>od<, Spa $478,900 1·5 •WPm IUll 3808 M1rcut 2 BR, Wtrfrnt $359.00$> mtl ml 1880 Ptttcvtew 4 BR, Spa $205,999 mll ml 2'42 EdM #85 2 BR, Spa 1139,900 111111 LH " 1-5 L.Utm 1-5 L~ 1-5 ..,.. a-. South Coat Metro bMuty1 M~ Of· pnlzled home, 9lld't famUy .,. .. d.tlned. From w.tng Md df~ng rooma. M...._ nrep«ece, veuHec:t famffy room with MCOnd tlrepiaee, bufft tn W9t bar, muter Mitt• wtth whlf1..9oof tub . Uptten atuc:ty (could be 4th BR), oentral air. targeat l9t In track with COY«ed patio! ---u ... Reeort luxury In your own back yard! POOi and epa, two Indoor apu make thll 3 8R, 3 BA home vwy "*"al. Flrat time ottered, be the flt'8t to ... ttl ..,.,... ..,... Pwty time! Entertaining best dacrlba thJa fun- tutlc 4· BR deltghtl Mingle through distinctive french doora, to the awtrl of tM jacuzzi tn atrium. GOfgeou1 creme cari>etlng. aunny kitchen, her·" ring bone & hardwood floort. Deluxe master Mltte, better be flrlt today! mT&ml& ...... Lowly Wtmt*don VIiiage B Plan with extra large lot, landacaped yard with cowred patio! AttractJve atrium wtth plantation lhUttera, cen- tral air. community pOOI and tennl1. •WMT II.Ill 3704 Cham* PlllCe 3 BR, FR, Dock, Spa $479,900 4. ••11&1• llU..,. 11•.- 1-5 . DeliOM<t for modern llvlngl Thl1 3 BR, 3 BA •WFMT IUll 3808 Marcus 2 BR. Wtrfmt, Spa $$59,000 a. -home ta perfect '°' today's family. 2 BR'1 are 1-5 muter Mlttea. End unit wtth a apaciou1 patio · mtl ml 912 Hyde Court L ~ and spa. Separate den, light & bright. 4 BR, Comm. PIS $1$0,000 1-5 ..,..... an.,.. L. Ulm Oftgfnal floor ptan r~ned plu1 an addition mtl.. 2'42 Ed«! #85 2 BR, Spa S 139,900 MESA VERDE 1-5 to create approxJmatety 2500 Sq.Ft. 3 BR, 2 BA·~. Neutral carpet and tlle ftoora In entertaJn- lng ., ... French doors open to redwood deok and hot tub! IU&ftlll .... 4 BR. 3'ft BA, custom llngle story home nar Mesa Verde Country Club. Huge family room, with cozy fireplace. Gourmet kltehen. central air, security, pool and spat This will flt you to a tMI IU&ftlll ~ Gracious 4 BR + den M ... Verde home hU everything! Located near 2 golf COUf'MI and 2 parks, beautiful yard with pOOI and patio, and sJde hideaway patio off the den, MW add-on family room and teen quart era wtth It' 1 own entry. Bring In your offer! IU&-11....., Ideal arrangement for teen-ager"' mother ... n- law quarters! Cozy and unique deecribM this large comer lot poof home whictl backs to a parkl Two muter Miit• (one up, one down). tepar•te family room. utlllty room! ... ftlll 11 ..... Kldl Wanted!! This friendly 3 BR home. hat clever and tasteful decoratOf appeal, large yard, utility room and curb appeal! Wonderful location In Mesa Verde; a community where people care! 645-0303 .-TlllU ., ..... Charmin g Sommer'Mt home, o4 BR, or 3 BR + den, 21h BA towmome wtth oommuntty pool and spa! Tht1 fantuticalty organized home haa A.IC, cable T.0., large lighted patio yard, custom cablneta & ShetWil, extra atorage, mlrrOfed dining room wall and lkyttght In bedroom which o,>ena up to true blue lkyt UIT9I 11 ...... QuaJnt New England VIiiage townhome wtth aJI modem amenlt .... Two at()(y, 2 BR, 2'~ BA, uMd bndc fireplace, 2 car attached gar •. If you ... thlt, you'll buy ltl .-Timi& 11....- T~ condo haa 3 BR, 2 BA wtth flrepa.oe, family room, wet bar, tred< Ughtlng In MCt'I bedroom. Stream & lake oft r.., patio. ~eater "'"• on NP81'ate ~. Wafklng dlatance to So. Coat Ptau and Metro . ..,, 1111 1111,m Exctullve westlide liltlngl 3 BR. 1 BA remodeled kitchen hu gas cooking. Expanded living room and dlntng room 81ea. Lavtlh UM of brick with wonderful bar-be-que. Separate 2 car garage. R.V. parking. 2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA IESA ------ .. ... .......... ---------... •, \ .. . ,· . . . .-,. · .. •"--· ""··· · -·.·-·· .. ._.... . .. :.c --.. #".,. .. •r •.a. .. .,.~., t r. .r • .-.. • r _ -1• PACI• ./SATUllDAY JULY I, I .. NEW LISTINGS IUYllW M12 .... Super 4 BO one-level Newbedford In exceftent condition. Enjoy panoramic city lights from your • own spa. Priced to sell fast A MEMBER OFTHE SEARS RNANcaAL NETWORK MYD ...a •1.,_ Residential Real Estate ~Services Exceptional value, 3BR. den, waterfront pier and slip, 3 car garage. new kitchen and beautiful awning covered patio. CORONA DEL MAR CHIU ML IUI 1211,111 Investors' This 1s the best buy south of PCH. Duplex with good income. newer construction and a very motivate seller. 11¥111 nHAGE 1211,llO For the professional! Two large master suites with lots of privacy. Kitchen completely up- dated Ready to move int Call to see. ILH Cll H 11,000 Stunning 3 BA charmer 11·2 blocks to beach. New plantation shutters, paint & 4 celllng fans Brass hardware. tasteful decor. large spa. IUI CHIU Ill IWI 1121,000 Brand new qualtty built 3 BR. 2'h BA condo. south of PCH. Formal dining, FA. double win- dows, wet bar. large kitchen & more. CIRIU Ill 11&1 HH,000 In the heart of Corona Del Mar. Contemporary -Design, 3 BR. formal dining. country kitchen. M8st~r BA has sitting room with a fireplace. ltUIH VIEW llLU IHl,IOO You'll love the look of this stunning 3 BAI Bleached hardwood floors, Berber carpet. cozy fireplace and a large. lush yard. lllYllE THUOE IM2,111 Great family/entertaining home. 4 BR, large FR, new carpet, paint and landscaping. Gorgeous wood floors. See today! Ullll VIEW llUI <\. 1111,llO Fabulous 18P~ view of harbor and ocean from this stunning, lotaliy upgraded and remodeled 3 BA. 21/1 BA home Appointment. IUIH YllW llUI 1111,0IO Two-story 4 BR with veratile "bonus" room overlooking 180° ocean view! Gorgeous pool, spa and hre pit Make It a 101 lnlWI H 11,0IO Two story lrad11lonal family home. 4 BA. game room, FA. playhouse. Panoramic ocean and mountain views Gorgeous! IPYIUU llU 1111,0IO Best priced custom home 1n area. Tredltlonal deStgn, 5 BR . 2 family room. unique upside- down floorplan. complete children' wing. llfflOUfFI 11,Hl,MO Watch the boats enter the harbor, waves crash on rocks. fabulous sunsets over Catalina. all activity at Little Corona right below you . OPEN HOUSES 1-5 SATDllY UI_..._._ 1121 Teretlta 4 BR $247,500 M.GUTH --111.llAI ....... 3 BR $339,000 E CORKETT UMllU 111"8 .... 3 BR $521,000 S HARRIS UMllU UtYlaU..s...i 3/2 BR Duplex $730,000 E. OLSON •NITllUCI 1111 ....... 4 BR, FR, Pool $825.000 L. ROSE LIMllU 127Ylall4ts...i 4 BR. FR $1,350,000 S. HARRIS 111111 IUlllll Mlt.Alll 1121 T.....tta 4 BR $247,500 G.ANOERSON 11191 TDl&ll ........... 4 BR. FA $333,000 C.McMAHAN M.llUlll.1111 1t2a...a. 3 BR $339.000 M. MATTHEWS •••llT.-n .. 1111 .. 4 BR. FA, View $345,900 0 . VALENTINE ..,..._a 1Hll•1netlw 4 BR, FR, Pool $387,000 E. OLSON ULllAFIWIL.l 111~....., 3 BR $450,000 EADIE/ ENTS ..... YllWMU 1111 ....... 4 BR, View $510,000 J. CAMPBELL lnlUll , ..... .., 5 BR, FR. View $649,000 M.AEEOY .. llllMI 1111W.a 4 BR, FR, Pool $825.000 L. ROSE ...... H ............ 4 BA. Pool $895.000 A. GOTHARD BALBOA ISLAND IALllA taA11 un.- Fabutous 5 BR Balboa Island charmer. Hard- wood floors. Berber carpet, decorator papers. shutters. new appliances, steps to south bayfront Ulll& llUll 1111,111 Duplex with view on large corner lot. 3 BA. separate guest room. Large 2 BR over 3 car garage. Owner wlll help with financing. 644-9060 1': ...... DAU.Y PILOT /aAL DTATll NEWPORT BEACH ..,. I 11...-, e.utlfulty matntatned 3 BR. "t" ptan on fee land. Two good auumabte loans. Ovettook• poof area. n.u.... .,.,.. 1 BR pemhouae with vaulted celling & full view of Newport harbor & the ocean beyond. Luxurloua & secure complex. wut•••• n•.-3 BR & 2 BR duplex 1 block from beach. Newly refurbished. No problem keeping this place rented I •tPMTWI PIUM Own your own land and live on the water In a professionally decorated 3 BR. 2 BA home. Large deck. covered patio. security system, etc. lllfft sna.- Fabutous master wlte and small library. 3 patios. 2 BR, 2 BA. Professional team planned every inch of this home for their very ownl ..,.., u11m 110,111 Upgraded family home. Berber carpet, new large master bath, decorative wallpapers. oak kitchen, new 2nd BA. hardwood floors and much mo~. · UHM YllW llW IHIMO Sandptper model with 4 BA. spacious FR with fireplace. beamed ceHlngs, central air, security. lovely garden & ocean vl'-.N. Hurry on this. PllllSIU M21.000 8etlChfront, Balboa charm. 7 BR home on the oceanfront. Corner location. Newer roof and plumbing. UY•llT tal,HO Outstdndlng 5 BR, 4 BA famlly hom e with remodeled country kitchen & FR. large spa & patio on one of Baycrests most prestigious streets. UllllU ....... Creative seller 88ys "let's trade. What have you got?" Lido dollhouse that you get to finish. UNISU ...... Tradltlonal large 4 BR. 4 BA, FR home on wide 50' lot. 8eautlfully remodeled with hardwood floors, trench doors, fabulous kitchen UNllU 1111.- Sensatlonal sweeping views of bay. ocean, New~ port Center and mountains from 'best unit In Lido Park highrlse bulldlng. Full security. WIST llWNIT . llH,111 Sunset & ocean views for ever from this quallty- bullt 3 BA oceanfront home. Mov•ln condition wtth many added extra • WOT •tNll' ll 11,IN Quallty oceanfront duplex. Lower 3 BA hu huge patio and bonus room. Two guest parking spots Flreplacea. Completety refurbished R,.l HAii 11,1llMO A real show a topper. Beautifully remodeled bayfront with sandy beach 3 BR. gourmet kitchen, formal OR and 1 BR apartment. Leasehold. 2181 SAN JOAQUIN HIU.S ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH