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Home My WebLink About1989-07-08 - Orange Coast PilotClean air Famous Fishing Some savings escapee ··for fish assault cited in back in that may weapons analysis OC jail bite back banned STATE/A2 COAST /A3 STATE/A2 NATION/AS THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS SAT 'RDA \', Jt:L \ R .. 1989 Veteran of race • • 1s again victorious By JANET ZIMMERMAN Of ttw o..,, l'Mt It.an Costa Mesa resident Wayne Stan- field claimed another vic tory m the Great Ame11can Ra~ on Fnday. taking second place in the trans- continental prec1s1o n dnvmg event for classic cars. The 3.SOO-milc race fired off June 26 from Norfolk. Va. After a dozen days of endless mechanical trouble, scorching temperatures and bad food, the race ended with a parade up Disneyland's Mam Street. Driving a blue 19 16 Mitchell roadster. navigator Stanfield a nd his driver. Alan Travis of Phoenix, Ariz .. won the S 15.000 second prize in the contest for pre-193 7 auto- mobiles. They replaced a water pump. staner and alternator during Thurs- day's leg. but that wasn't as bad as the transmission going out on the first da). Tra' 1s said. ··we alwa)s break somethmg," he added. In combmcd totals over the last two days, Stanfield and Travis were three seconds behind winners R ich- ard Burdick of Rosanky. Texas. and Wayne Bell of Lake Oswego. Ill .. who drove a 1924 Bentley 3.0 Litre Spttdster. Stanfield took second place last year and in 1986 and garnered first place honors an 1987. Stanfield and Travis were ahead by three seconds on Thursday and le<S through the first two checkpoints Friday, before falling behind Burdick and Bell during the last 20- mile leg to Fallbrook in San Diego County. "We lost $35,000 by three sec- onds.'' Stanfield said. Stanfield said Burdick and Bell were simpjy better at matching the pre-determined time set by rally organizers for each leg. "We didn't lose. they JUSt beat us," he said. Stanfield said he was sattsfied with his finish. sa~•f\& he and Travis wanted to finish m the top three. Besides. there's always next year The first-place pair made up ume from t~o days earlier, in a lea from Santa Fe. N.M .. to Phoenix. when they suffered four Oats and Bell was hil an the chest by a wad of bubble aum thrown from a passing car. D~ NM_...., Mdt S-a W•Jne St.nfleld of Costa Meu fl•ftJ and Alan Travis w•v• to crowd M Dtsnerl•nd •• they drive to second-place flnbh In the GreM America n Race. They won the $50,000 grand pme. Third pl~ and $7.500 v.ent to Mission Viejo resident Ty Holm- quist and Bruce Gezon of Pit- tsbul'Kh. who drove a 1934 Packard Rumble Seat Convenible Coupe owned by Fountain Vallev busi- nessman Newt Withers. Tbcir car was 20 seconds behind the leader. But the day didn't finish nearly as well as expected for Costa Mesa resident Dennis Holland, who took fourth in }be Oass Brass division for (Please Sff RACE/ Alt Re'perter .discovers what drives participants to rally around race 1y JAMT ZIMMlltMAN quieter and smoothe r th.an my Honda Acc-0rd. which °' .. ~ """' .._,. is 40-some years newer. Nothina is wonh bcina awakened before lunc h· I was the backseat driver on the last leg of the 12- timc. day trip, from San Dieao to the Magic Kinadom. Directions arc bued on speed and road markers. such At least th.at'• what I thouaht as I silently cursed as population and road sians or cattle crossanp. A the telephone that woke me out ofa sound sleep Friday simple Jlance away from the countryside can mean a at 4:06 a.m. "Good mornina. we'll be lcavina at S:20 missed tum, which can blow the race. a.m ., eee you there," the cheery voice o n tbe other end "h's JUSt hke the horse races. You should do )Our told me. own thin& and not hs~n to no one el1e," 76-ycar-old I ~ m yself out of tbc warm com fon of my Al Shubcn said. recallina the day before when they bed and' into the darkncsa. A lest-than-enthusiastic: followed a pack of other racen onto the wrona road. start. I'll admit, as I stumbled o ut to what appeared to But there wu little time for idle chat as Shubcn's be an automobile araveyard. blue-cny eyes darted from the speedometer to the But wait. The machmet ~n to purr and move ro1d. Valene, his naviptor, was busy announcina the as the sun peaked over a Sen o;• bay. The old c.n next tum. looked like a pr:ocastonal of what tame foraot. sncakina Oranted, the race 1s a serious o M. But mo t of the out to the htaftway before modem tcchnolOI)' could aa>i>r0d mately 100 panicipants will not take the top take o ver. money, even after yt.an of n periencc. I hed awakened to find m yself a penic.pant in The J tcratcMd my .._. WOftderiaa what on Earth Grat American Race -a tNClins. 3.~mile Cf'Olto could draw thew peOf1e bMt _. year. I knew it country utt tom NorfolkJ. Va., to DitneYland. The wasn't the u,ooo entry "91. t was sure it wasn't the roed rally lnvolved pre-ly37 can and trucks that ''brunch," wtucb conlitted of a douahnut at tO a.m . traveled ft'om town to town acrosa the country in a durina a quick atop in a &rOC'el')' store par kina lot. precietmnined time. Th0te closest to the time ~t It hit me about baJt' way into the race that earlier by recc oftic11lt had a Chaft()C at a SlS0.000 enthusiasm it the IKtor that clNwt rac:en bllck for pune more. Their lwl it '100~ llid .,.. 1 found myxlf AJ Aub9n of Suita Ana and hit da'111\ter ... in~law. wavina to byteanclm IM airiout .._, the details o( Valerie Sbuben o( Tustift, ~komed me into their the coupes. roedl"'9 alld was. tlC9' at which "'''e 1915 luict VietOria Coupe -a tleft. putty-<.'OIOftd their Own ptnonality. job Witlt a Sil¥« 111••1• petdMd °" lM hobd. lt IU---~~--,..--~rau•1 .. 11Wlf/A2f .. Audit clears up college theft case lly It. VMa IONON Of .............. A former H unungton Beach fraud 1n,est1gator has been reinstated at Golden '-"est College after an independent audit showed that he "as not responsible for embezzlement. Gary Sperling returned 10 his JOb as ao;soc1ate dean of c~mmun1ty services on Jul) 3 after being placed o n admin1strat1\e lea"e March 17. said John D. Renie'. vice chancellor for human sen ices. · 'Tm JUSt glad to be back and glad the'"' cs11gatton has been concluded." Sperling said Fnda} Sperlln~ was placed on adm1nislrative leave after an un1denttfied source notified officials there was a $4.000 shortfall in rental receipts from swap meets held a1 the Huntington Beach coll~c on weekends. Sperling oversees the swap meets. which raise about S:?50.000 annually for courses not funded by the state. But three d1fTerent audits showed d1screpanc1cs were due to faulty accounting practices. not skuldug· gery. The first of three audm. in fact. "as 1n1t1ated b) -Sperling 1n December after the swap meet acco unt lcpt coming up short. Sperling said . "I knew that there were some accounting prob- lems ... he said Sperling belle' cs that susp1c1on was unjust!) focused on him b) one of t"O swap meet superv1so1"1 he had ftred "I felt that at "as one of them who was upset about the tcrm1na11on:· perllng said A second audit b) Hu~gton Bea<;h pohcc '"' es11gator<> fo<:0..ed on the swap mttt and another co,ered the cnure communil) services depanment. perllng said he 1s 1mplement1ng recommen- dauons made 1n those audits to 1mpro"e the depan- ment's accounting procedures. .\fter retiring as a fraud '"'est1gator. Sperling had been an instructor at the college·s administrative JUSt1ce pro~ram before being named an associate dean. He said 11 was de.,.asta11ng to have the finger of ac.:cusauon pointed at ham. even though he welcomed' the audits. "It wa 'ery upsetting. M) re putation was ruined." he r.a1d. adding. "I felt all along that I'd be cleared of i I. .. Although he has been absolved. Sperling said u "111 be difficult to completely nd himself of the stigma. OC Planned Parenthood protesting budget cuts By City News Setvlce Planned Parenthood officials 1n Orange Count) reacted with outrage Frida) to the governor carrying o ut a promise to c ut their budget by two- thirds. "The picture we are seeing hert' is o ne of a government which does not care for its poor. yo ung or d1sadvan- ta$cd c1t1Zens... said Margie Fates Seigle. cxecut1 "e director of Planned Parenthood for Orange and San Bernardino counucs. Go... George DeukmeJian cut p more than $24 m1ll·'ln of the S36 million annual budgt't of the Office of Family Planning. the mljor fund- ing source for Planned Parenthood and other clinics that treat low· income women. .. The only reason I've heard (for the cuts) so far was the go"emor said he wanted a balanced budget. ti( balanced the budget on the backs of women:· Seagle told rcponers dur· ing a press conference in Santa .\na Officials said they hope the Legis- lature wall ovcmde the cut'I but acknowledged that It Wiii be an - .............. .............................. Related st ories on Page A4 uphill battle because Deuk:mejian has ne"er had a veto overridden. Part of the struggle in pth~~ public support 1s tbe wades m1sconcept1on that the funds are used for abortions. she said. Jn fact. Seia1e said. Planned Parenthood provides low-income women with birth control. g) nccological care. canccrscrccnina. treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and prcgnanc)' treatment. By JRIS YOKOf Of -0...,, -kalr Pubhc eduation and county and state programs to identify sourcn of nutncnts arc the most viable sol~ t1ons to keeping algae from bloom- ing o ut of control in Newport Harbor. experts agreed Friday. Despite effons b) three com- mcrc1al nursenes to control fertthzer d ischarges into San Diego Creek over the past few years. nutrient now into the harbor is still heavy, 1nd1attng other sources of nitrates must be located and controlled, state Rqional Water Quality Control Board and count)' Environmental Manqcment ~ncy o tftcialt said. But locatana and controU1na tbe sources 11 a complex and Iona pro. cc s. the officials warned. The offic1-.Js spoke at a pthmna of c1titens and officials at the Ca,n. nery re taurant 1n Newpon 8eecla on Friday. Tbc informal ditctmion of the oroblem ,,_.., hotted by SWe Sen. Manan 8eflC90n. "When l come hotM o n week· end , I pass the bay," 8craaOn ..... "It's vcry d1te0n('Miftl •Mn We toe the I~ amounts of a1pc:• Atpc, .,.hich reQuirel onty carbol d1oudc. water and 5'anlilht b' ,.. production. J"OWI quac:kty when di• IOlved nutncnts such 11 naua• phospate and tracic metals • ldded. • Nutncnta ft.eel alpc ~~ JUSt as ft-n thttr ~ of ara-. •ad JouM • ~ vironmc ntal proiram lftUlllr ·-the Retional Waltt ~ C..-. Board. Sometuna w · . ..,,_. fl can occur •oo 41.aidl)y 8lllMI ia ,..,_ -4tll~W.MI• GOOD MORNIN G .. COllllC.S...... •• . • •. . •• . . ••• • . . .•• . . • . . . . 18 CfOlilWOrd ............................. 16 o..tt f't()C'kes •••••••••••.••••.•.•.. 17 1-................... A8-t .... fttifg40f1 •••• , ••••••••. -................ A6 Sports .••••.•. ,.,,., ••.••.•......••... 1 1 -4 TV' l 1Stl"9J ••••••••••••••••••••.••• A-• W•KMr ..••...••••••••. ,,............ ~5 ft. I • ,,. i I. nalysis points to health .savings from clean air 'plan ~°'a.:~ (AP) -A report received Friday by a ,._. air quality ~ cited $9.4 billion in health Clln •viNI to be pined by implementing a plan to .r, fedctal cltan ait standards by 2007. Tbe analyai1 offered the fir.t hard figures to support tentions by the South Coast Air Quality Manage- Diatrict that it pays to have clean afr, said Norton the cost of clcamna up the air;· Younglove said. "We have vtty expensive damaae being done." Researchers linked and quantified the relationships atnona ajr quality, the amount of pollution people actually breathe. the health effects of breathing that much potlut1on and the economic benefits of preventing those effects. unaJove. chairman or the AQMD governing board. "This study makes a dramatic point." district Deputy Executi ve Officer Pat Nemeth said at a news conference at district headquarters. "The cost benefits of achievina clean air in this basin exceed any of our prior expectations and clearly shifts the wei$ht of the argument' towards the adoption of the air quality management plan." _ Tbe report, which was ~repared by a team of air· :.l.li1y ..,a.li111, also was intended to rebut industry 'l'iiUlnents that ia will cost too much to implement the air quality plan adopted by the district on March 17. 1,f "Thia ps a Iona way toward pointing out that th~ ''** of not cleanina up the air is a arcat deal higher than ~~ The savings estimate, which includes an estimated !J>olice shoot~ kill man ~fter disturbance call -Cly NeWa s.Mc9 Police abot and killed a man in the city of Oranae on Friday who al- l~y confronted them at bis home t with a larae knife. The man, whose name was not tflea.sed pendina notification of rela- dves, allcaedly thrca(ened the two officers wticn they went to his home ' in response to a disturbance caJI. said Oranae Police Lt. Lou Walsh. The officers arrived at the home, 256 N. Donneybrooke St., about 2;20 p.m .. at\er neighbors caJlcd to repQrt a disturbance. They type dis- turbance was not disclosed by police. Several shots were fired, but ~lice declined to release further information about the incident pending an invcstiJation by the Or- ange County District Attorney's Of- fice. lt is standard procedure for the district attorney's office to in- vestigate au officer-involved shoot- ings. ·!~urse's aide says he's 1innocent of rape charge I ay 0ty News s.Mc• A nurse's ajd pleaded innocent Friday to chatges th~t he raped an 83-year-old woman who lived in a Tustin nursina home whe~ he worked. Lui Lautoa, 26, was a nurse's aide at Tustin Manor in the I 00 block of Bryan Avenue at the time of the aJlcged attack. He bas been in jail in lieu of $25,000 bail since his arrest in May. At the preliminary hearing, the elderly woman testified that Lautoa "rtpcatedly sexually assaulted her in '"the early morning hours of April 30 m her room at the nursing home. The alleged attack occurred about 4 a.m .. but the woman was unable to reach her family and authorities until later m the day. Lautoa was arrested at a Westminster nursing home where he also worked. Lautoa was charied with three criminal counts, 1nclud1ng pen· etration with a foreign object, rape and •oral copulation. said Deputy District Attorne} Jane Shade. If convicted of all charges. he could face up to 24 years in prison. The trial is set for Aug. JO in Central Superior Coun. $6 billion of sovinas from '1Jmin1shed premature deaths, far exceeds the $2.79 billion in annuaJ pollution<e>ntrol costs the AQMD said would be required tQ med the 20- year plan's goal of implementing federal air quality standards by the year 2007. The estimate, however, falls short of the $14.8 billion annual cons a study funded by business interests has placed on the plan. The analysis was led by Jane V. Hall. actlnJ dean of lhc school of business administration at Cahfom1a State University, Fullerton. Others working on the project included atmosphenc chemists_ atmospheric computer modelers, a toxicologist. laboratory scientists from UCJ and UC Riverside. and private consulting firms. Still, officials noted that savings from the plan could be more than double the $9.4 billion estimate bcc.ause they only considered two of nine principal air pollutants in makinp the calculations. They also didn't consider hi&hcr crop yields and reduced air pollution damaae to buildings. The study was monitored by a scientific advisory panel comprised of some of the nation's leading medical and air pollution authorities. The state Air Resources Board is scheduled to vote next month on the air cleanup plan. which was approved last March by the Air QualiJy Management District. RACE From Al cars built before 191 6. He started the day in fint place. Holland's 15-ycar-old daughter. Julie, is the youngest person to ever enter the race. >\s Julie bopped from their 1909 Buick Racer just before the Disneyland parade, an amuse- ment park'truck ran over her foot. , The Hollands returned from a trip 'o the doctor just in time to push start their racer and head for the finish line. Julie's foot was propped up and packed in ice and she wiped tears from her eyes. ''It's OK. I was just walking along and we ran into each other. lt wasn't (the driver's) fault ." she said. Race officials sajd 113 of the vintage cars started the seventh an- nual cross...country trek and 96 leO San Diego. The trip proved challenging for many entrants. especially Corona dcl Mar residents Terry and Marian Pfiillippi. Most racers thought the J>hillippis had dropped out. but they actually finished near the end each day, Marian Phillippi said. Then 1934 Hupmobile required three new fuel pumps. a coil. con- denser, stancr af'ld radiator. They bought the car specifically for the race to raise money for a youth foundation at South Coast Com- munity Church of Irvine. Some I SO parishioners pledaed money for each mile the couple traveled. The Philhppis were given the race's SS.000 Extreme Conditions Award for surviving their auto- motive problems. They declined a tow from the official ''sag wa~on." "My husband is not mechanically inclined and we didn't have a sup- pon team," she said. "Passers-by gave us most of the pans. we never did have to go to a shop." themselves and su pport crews. Dnv· ers and navigators often spend 14 hours on the road, payi nJ careful attention to otherwise insignificant roadside signs and their speed- ometer. Cars att penalized for each second they fall off a pre-determined time set by a computer. The authentic coupes, roadsters and trucks must then adjust their speed to coincide with the computer. which uses an average speed of 50 mph. A set of cryptic instructions arc 'distributed before dawn at the begin- ning of each leg of the race. They include such notations as ··go 20 mph for 70 seconds after crossing the cattleguard ... Racers can use a clock and speed· ometer, but odometers are not al- lowed. They also can use a stop watch, paper and pencil for calcu- lations, but no computers. Winning depends on cxcru11ating accuracy. Breakdowns arc usually fixed on the road in a matter of minutes. It's not unusual to see duct tape binding crucial points or a quick touch of spot welding. The entrants also contended with drasucally changing weather as the race traversed through Virainia. Maryland. North Carolina. Ten- nessee, Arkansas. Oklahoma, Texas and Anzona before hitting C'ah- fom1a. "If you don't have the heat. the cold, the rain and the dust, it's just not the Gttat Race:· Stanfield said. Racers faced I 12-degrec temperatures 8i they crossed the MoJave Desert Thursday afternoon and then ocean breezes in 1he mid·60s that evening. '"Drivi ng in Sao Diego was like driving into a refrigerator," StBnfield said. El Toro's commander reassigned Great American racer Al Shubert. The couple were undaunted by the chronic problems. And entrants faced Southern Cali- fornia's infam ous traffic, as they drove up Interstate 5 from Fatlbrook to Disneyland. 9Y City News Sefylce Oranae County's top military leader is bcin& transferred to Marine headquarters in Washington, D.C .. offic1a1s said. ~· Gen. Donald E.P. Miller, commander of the Marine Corps 3rd Aircraft Win& based at El Toro ~ Manne Corps Aar Station. will be responsible in hi s new post for re- viewing strategies and war plans for the Marines and for political and military matters involving JOant commands. officials ~ad. Maj. Gen. Ro) al N. Moore Jr. will take over command of the 3rd Air- craft Wing Ol) Aug. 18. ofTkials said. mg with u e of slow-release fertilizers. which should m1mm11.e nutrient loads an irrigation tailwaters, Schneider said. Bergeson and the water quality officials praised and thanked the nurseries for their efforts. The full impact of the nurseries' reduced flows should be evident within the next six months and should be reflected in next spnng's bloom. Schneider said. However, Schneider said he want- ed to avoid making promises or raising false hopes, since the nurs- eries weren't the only sources. Over the next couple of months. state and county water quaJity of- ficials will toaether implement a survey or the San Dlego Creek watctshed to rocate and evaluate maJor sources of nutrient . The survey will focus on finding non-point sources. such as nitrate- laden groundwater nsina to the sur- face in lhe watershed, runoff from patk"'.&)'S and pnbchs and con· str\ICllon operauons. After sources are idel\tificd. con· trol measures can be developed. The water quaiity officials also beHeve a hydrodyn.&Jl!ic model of N~ Bly bcina developed by UCI • depe11men1 of cjviJ ~nee.... iQS Will http predict the •te of I variety or l)Ollutants, includina nitta&ea, and the transport Ol lbnn f'roc1' OUtlidt IOUrcet to ditferent areas ot the bay. Tbe model should be cOlllplett by \be eftd o( the summer aad Pailabk for .. by fall. ScbMidlr ilid . ... aU s&raled cducati. iM .,.. lie lboUI lbe MllbW ~ ol .. ., ....... Ud ....... Ille --"'611 IO~dwitpride "1i 1lle -"9Y .... 1111J '° ... :•.111:1e1:•:· .. -:·:..-Giiier ""' (II SPIRIT FrofT1 Al Big ng truckers hung out of their windows to smile and wave as they passed. Bystanders in towns hosting . the race cheered and car enthusiasts pressed dnvers for autographs. Afler about six hours on the road, I real11ed what would bring me back for a second round. It wasn't so much the money or enthusiasm. but the determination and goodwill of both participants and bystanders. One couple. Bob and Connie Wilking of Valley Springs. grabbed at my heart as l watched their 1929 Ford Model A rumble past. The wheelchair strapped to the back was for Connie Wilking. who is the navigator. and must be helped out at the few rest stops offered during a 14-hour day of driving. A second couple, Terry and Marian Phillippi.t. were given the race's EJttrtmc LOndhions Award for almost daily mechanical pro~ lems with their 1934 Hupmobile. Over the course of the race, the[ replaced three fuel pumps, a coi , condenser, starter and radiator and were one of the last fn every night. Bua they finished. Theirs is the spirit I hope to catch. And who knows, maybe I'll be back next year without a complaint about the early mornina hours. After '.all, it's a great race. "We ~Ian to do it again, but next year wed like to be pan of the race," she said. The rally, .billed as the world's largest controlled-speed race for an- tique vintage automobiles. produced an odd collection of rare cars. each of which had their own personality. There was the 1936 Stout Scarab Sedan a futuristic·look:ina auto and one pf only eiaht ever manufactured. A bumt>Cr slicker on the back read, "This 1s not your father's Olds- mobile, .. a play on the car maker's latest commercial. Others included a 1905 De Dietrich Two Seat Racer and a 1902 Mars Grand Prix. Racers pay SS,000 to enter, plus they spring for hotels and meals for Although the race results were issued 1n Fallbrook. entrants had to make it to D1srteyland before the rankm&S be-came official. If a car dropped out, the entrant behind them would ge} their position. "So the race reall) docs end when you cross th e hne at Disneyland.'' he said. Stanfield said he was nervous drivina up the Santa Ana Freeway. not as much over whether his car would hold up, but nervous about the other drivers. "Anything c.a n happen." Participants ended Friday with a fete at a nearby hotel. Afterward. the antique motor cars will be loaded onto trailers or driven back home. Pesky piranha eludes state· biologists SANTA BARBARA (AP) - A pesky piranha that has been gnawing on fish and tunics m a city pond eluded capture Fnday by a state baoloaist armed with nets and electro shock equipment. but a second fish took the bait. "(The piranha} is already wary because we cau&.ht his mate, or compadre.'' said Jeff Cope. Two fish rescmblmg piranha were ~ntly spotted in the pond at Alict Keck Park. Park visitors and workers bcpn finding a number of dead fish that had been partially eaten, and turtles were suddenly missing legs. Ken Sasaki, state Department of f 1sh and Game bioloaisi. descnbed the fish as mcasurina 17 inches and \\eiJhin1 21h pounds. The fi sh actually had been cauaht once before. but was tossed back when It W1lS misidentified as a pacu. a harmless piranha lookalike. par~ superintend~nt. ' LA's police hammeFiAg gangs again As dozens of spectators looked on, the first piranha was caught on a hook baited with beef Uver on Friday morruna. The second piranha eluded capture Fnday. dodaina throuah the plant's aquatic plants. • • Hl l .l .J:·1·1 '\ HO\ H D Erasing dependency focus of workshop A four-hour workshop titled "Practical Skills to Rccu"cr from Co-dependenc}" will be held from 9 a.m. to I p.m. Saturday. July 15 at Orange Coast College in room I I 6 of the Literature and Language Build ing. The workshop wi ll teach commun1catton skills to allow people to overcome co-dependen9 . Work)hop lecturer Steven Winer is a relationship communaca11on trainer with a doctorate in com- mun1ca11on bcha"1or. The cost 1s S20. To register. go to the Com- munll) en ice Office in OCCs Student Center Buildtng from 9 a.m to 7 p.m , Monda' through Frida). and from 8 am. to noon on Saturda}. To register b> phone. using Visa or Mastercard. call 432-5880. Workshop deals with f amlly A workshop on "The Co-dependent Fam1l) Protuct1on Racket" will be held from I to 4 p.m. on Saturda). Jul) 15 at Pathways to Disco' en. 18350 Mount Langley St .. suite 205. Fountai'n Valle). Dr. John Friel will explain how to show love and respect for parents. instead of showing pity. b} dealing with th{' rcalit1tes of childhood rather than sta) 1ng ~tud. 1n denial. Pan1cipan1s will learn ho" to treat their parents like the healthy adults thev should h:ne been. Friel 1s author of "Adult Children· Thl' Secrets of Dysfunctional Families" a nd d1rertor uf the Minneapolis Lifeworks Clinic. The cost 1c; SW. Call 964-2 26 7 for reservations and further 111forma tton. Movies from the sea shown Manners Branch L1bran "'II continue 11s Saturda) r anuh ;\tat1nee sCn es at ~ p.m. on Saturda~. Jul) IS" 1th l\\O films."( all 11 Courage" and "\-l)stcnc~ of the Deep." . The first lilm. bao;cd -o n an award~"inning ·no,el. dep1ll\ a ~oung man branded a co"ard and ho" he o' en:ome'i his fear of the ~a. The second mo' 1c re' cats a 'a net) of unusual sea rreatures on thl' ocean Ooor The public 1s 1n' 11cd to the!>C free programs.. "'h1ch las.I about an hour The lihrar\' 1s located at 2005 OoH·r Dr . NC\\ port Beach C ali 644-J 1-'5 for more informa11on Getty Museum trip on tap The city of Irvine's Family Services will sponsor a trip to the J, Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles County from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. July 15 from the Irvine Youth Service Center. 14301 Yale Ave. The museum 1s a reproduction of an a ncient Roman countr) house with formal gardens and has collec11ons from live maJor area'>: Greek and Roman an11qu111es. famous European pa1n11ngs and Jra" ings. 1llum1nated Med1e' al Jnd Rcna1o;- san\.'e manu~ripts. French dC<'orat1\C.' arts and 'anous. \culptures and pain11ngo; from the M1ddk Ages The cost is SIO Lunch 1s a'atlable 1n the Garden Tea Room of the museum. Wear com- fonablt' s.hoc\ (all Da' 1d -\nderson at 72.$-6643 for more 111lormal1un Fr~e vaccinations provided TL<. Medical G roup together with the Orange Co~nt~ Health Care Agency are pro\'id1ng free polio. diphtheria. tetanus. penuss1s. measles. mumps and rubella 'accinauons from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monda) through Saturda) until Sept. 30. The vacci n:1t1ons are being given at two TLC Medical G roup locations: I 0 188 Adams >\ \ e .. Hunt1n1Jlon Beach and I 7900 Brookhurst St.. Fountain Valley. No appomtment 1s necessary. Howc"er. due to the current demand for these ''acc1nauons. expcc1Jll) Jue to the current measles epidemic in Orange Count). TLC Medical Group offers these 1mmun1Lat1ons on a first come. first served basis. For more information. call 968-3266 or 963-7796. Court lnfomatlon hotline >\ :?4-hour recorded telephone coun-infor- matton hnc has been created by the West Oran$e Count} Mun1c1pal Court 10 as,ist the pubhc 1n eaStl} accessing information on traffic school. b:ul. \\an-ants. poh"-e rt'ports. blood-alcohol results and not-guilt) picas The information line. wh ich. was obtained from DIAL PRO Inc. of Los Angeles. will auto- mattcall) transfer 1he user to a coun deput) clerk 1f the call 1s made dunn1 normal business hours. The numbers arc 896-7 111 . 896-7:?01or896-7199. Center needs volunteers · ProVldencc Speech and Hearing Center. a non-profit •Jency for children and adults with communic;atave disorders, is seeking volunt~r teacher aides. Volunteers are needed in the academic preschool kinderprten from 8:30 a.m. to noon Tuesday throuah Fnday. More information mar be obtained by callin1 the Volunteer Center of Oranac County...:...Central/SOuth at 9S3-S1S7 or S82-lt 76. C \11'\U\H Monday, July 10 • '6:30 p.m. C..q Meu Plaaalq C..· ml..._, council cham~ 77 Fair Drive. • 7:30 p.m. N..,.... Buda aa, eoucu. council chambers. 3300 Newport Blvd. 1'01 It I I OC. Orang9 Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, July 8, 1989 AS ;, Huntington Beach shooting ruled a suicide By ROBERT BARKER Ot -Daly ..... lfMf A man found lying face down 1n a pool of blood in the rear basement area of the Huntington Beach Central Library shot himself in the head with a pistol. police investigators said Friday. The man, whose body was found at about the time the library opened at 9 a.m. Thursday, was 1den11fied as Mat- thew N. Pocthter, 32. a resident of Culver City who reponedly also hved at umes with his mother and a brother in Hunt- in~ton Beach, Police Lt. Ed McErlain said. The death of Pocthter, who worked 1n Half a ton of cocaine confiscated LONG BEACH (CNS) Four Southern California men remained 1n custody Frida) after the seizure of more than half a ton of cocaine. including ::!88 pounds in Costa Mesa. with an estimated street sale value of S 11 0 million The seizure, said to be the largest amount of cocaine confiscated 1n Cah- forn1a this year. "as the result of a )ear- long mult1-agenq task force operation. said Long Beach Police Detects' e Oon Murra) Police seized 1.225 pounds of cocai ne. S900.000 in cash. ft ve luxuf) 'eh1cles and an undisclosed amount of e'<pcns" c JC" - elf). Charged w11h possession of cocatn'-' and conS{>lraC) to d1'itnbu1c cocaine were: Luis Borda. ) I, of Orange: Humbeno Gan:·1a. 25. of Los ..\ngelcs. Jose Karan. 44, of Ro~mcad . and Julian Valencia. 28, of Cudahy. Bail was set at S4 million each for Borda, Garcia and Karan. and S:? m1ll1on for Valencia. said Long Beach A.sst. Police Chief Gene Brizzolara. Fi"c other people were being sought for conspiracy to d1stnbute cocatne. he said. The 1nvesugauon began after a na- tional cocaine d1stnbut1on network was infiltrated by Long Beach police in 1988. Bnzzolara )81d. On Jul) I. underco,cr agent'i seized 220 pounds of cocaine in Garden Ciro\e and another 288 pounds of the drug "'a" seized two da)S later from a car in Costa Mesa. resulting in o ne arrest On Jul) 3. SC\ cral search warrants \\Cre scned in Orange. Santa -\na. Rosemead and San Gabnel. resulting in the ..c1zure of440 pounds of cocaine. Bnzzolara said Another 277 pounds of the drug was confiscated at 01her loca11ons during the 1nvcs11ga11on, police said. Feds want refund from Campbell l y The Assod•ted Press A federal agency 1s Sttking reimburse- ment of S49.300 from state Sen. Wilham Campbell because the legislator allegedl> breached an oral contract w11h the agen- cy. the Orange Count} Register reponed Fnday. The contract dispute involves the an- nual "Conference on Women" which Campbell. R-Cll) of lndustf)'. sponsor- ed last year with a substd> from thC' federal Small B1.1s1ncss Adm1mstration. The Regi ster reponed that the SBA. 1s scekini a refund of $49,300 1t spent on printing and postage for the conferenct>. on arounds that Campbell violated "an oral commitment on the amount the coordinator of the events would be paid." The conference was coordinated b) West Coast Seminars. a compan) formed by Campbell's wife. Margene Campbell. and Campbell's lop lcaislat1 vc aide in Ora111e County, Karen Smith. The RC&Jsler's Washington bureau cited a General Accounting Office repon whteh s11d Campbell, whose distnct in- cludC1 parts of Orange County, has not yet responded to an SBA rcqut'st 1n January for reimbursement. The GAO report doesn't say how much MaflCJlC Campbell or Karen m1th rt"· cdve for worldna on the conference or how much the SBA had t'lpc'Cted them to receive, but the Rcaister said public documents show that West Coast Sem- inars was paid S 16,,000 for coontlnnina Campbell's 1987 women's conftttntt. The SBA also helped 1ubsid1tc that c:on- ftrcnoe. telemarkettng, was ruled a <>u1c1de b)' delcct1\'eS and coroner inveM1gatOr) McErla1n said The bod) was disco' ercd b)' J Southern \;U110rn1a Gas \o employee who went to check a meter at 1he rear of the library on the fringe-. of Central Park The man. reported I) .. 'Cf) .. haken" h~ the gnsly discover). rushed 1nw 1hc library where em plo)ces lalled pa ra- medics and police Library Director Ron Ha\den. "ho went down the steps wnh ·the meter reader, said the man was lying face do" n and atop a pistol. Nt'atb) was a duffel bag that contained a sheet of paper wtth with two name\. Ha)den !>aid Libra') emplo)'ccs found one of the two names in the hbran computers as a patron of the tauhty Th<' hbraf), at 711 I Talbert -\\l'. near Golden West Street, has 140.000 ltbrar) card holders and attracts as man) al> 2.000 to 3.000 patrons dall~ Police said there was no note Thc' declined to elaborate on what m1gh1 ha\t' prompted the shoo11ng It "as the fi rst shooting death at the llbrar) since I 977 when a Long !kac.h constru\.'llOn man was found slain 1n J l·ar 1n a part..mg lot. the apparent 'tl'ltm ol an execution-st) le sla) ing fhe shootmi. "h1ch went un~lved for seven years, supposedly was mo11va'ed b> a drug theft and involved members of the .\')'an Brotherhood. a white ~ prcmac1st prison gang. Two men and a woman were ulumate- 1) arrei.ted in connection with the slayl,,:& of the man. RK_hard Wa}ne Helt. ' One man was acqumed. another pleaded guilt) lo second-<iegr« mur~r and was placed on probauon. and charges were d1)m1sscd aga1ns1 a woman who the third suspect The "oman "as beaten and r~ earlier 1n 1977. an inc1dt'nt that all y spart..ed 1he murder DMI)-~~'--• ...... Michael Mohon, who escaped from custody more than four years ago, w as ret ur ned to Orange County Jall on frlday. He faces charges of attempting to murder a policeman . 1 Unsolved Mystery' is solved; jail escapee back behind bars By R. LANCE IGNON Of -0.olly l'llol SUI" More than lour 'cars altrr he hand- cuffed a shC'nff" dl·pul~ tu a "ater pipe and made h1-, l''>l3Pt'. \t11rhacl ~a,dc Mohon "as hrought hal k to Orangl' Count} on f-nda~ to '>land tnal for thl' attempted murdl'f ol a r nuntasn Valk\ poh<.·eman · Mohon "'a" thl· \t't:ond lug1ltH' re- turned to Orange ( ount' J<11I 1h1' \\l'('k and the J3tl'$ lai.t oul\tand1ng ntapt'l'. Shenff s Lt. Dick Obon \:ltd "A.n) 11ml' ~ou ha' l' .in C'>l3~l' fnim )Our fac1llt) ~ou're ~I.id tu get him hart..." Olson ..aid. "Hl'°l. a \l'n dc'l'r 1n<ll\1d- ual. a "er} sman lug111' e" Mohon. "ho onll' 'o"cd ne,cr to bl' taken in ah,c. \\3'\ tramkrrcd from John Wa)ne .\1rport to the Jail 1n Cian1a .\na under tight secunt) .\ shl·ntr<, hd1rnptl'r ho' crcd O\Cr a <;mall prou.·s\lon of lJr'> as deputies at the Ja tl mom1ored thl'tr progress '""h '"'alk1l·-tall..1cs Drcs~d in a gra) T-'>htn and hlul· Jeans. a tonc-facc.:d Mohon \\a'i lrd lrum an unmarl..cd "h11c < hn rolct Ill thl' 1a11'c, intake center He had n1) commcn1 Olson ..aid Mohon "'II bl' hou\ed 1n ;i single cell in a ma\lmum-\t'CUnt) st"U1011 of the Jail Mohon'\ trail had grown·" mid a\ thl' bars that no"' <;urround him unul hi\ ~lOf) was aired on "lJO'iohnl M)stcnc'>" in Apnl. The 1elcv1s1on c,ho" l hron1dc' unsohc<l rrt111es. A woman 1n Mobile. \h1 "ho had hired Mohon to na1n1 hl's hou~ re- cugn1tl'd him and not1lil•d the F8l \luhun . .iJ. and h1'i '"le. Sh.iron. had appan·n tl~ Jl<,o ~·en the.· \ho" Ol\on said fBI agl·n1s Jrrc~tcd him on .\pnl 19 a\ hl' l'ntl·rcd an Julo pans '>lorl' 1n fight Mile. a IO\\O outside Mobile ~haron Mohon "'as arrested as \h(' \\Ultl'd 1n the couple's l.ampcr dl)Wn the sin:el from the store Both surrl·ndt•rcd \\. ll.bou t a figh I. Three Sheriffs 1n\Cst1gator\ l'\n)rtl'd Mohon from .\labama to Orange < ount' on a commercial 01ght !Xsptlt' h1' repu- 1a11on a<, an cSt·aix· nsk 'l.tohon tnl'd no Intl..~ . "Mohon "a'> no prohlcm .. ..aid ( hulk Dal). one of the 1hrcc 1n,cst1gatol"> ~haron Mohon 38 "as C\trad1tcd to :--.onhcrn ( ahforn1a. "here \he '1olat1.:d her parok . .ipparentl~ 10 101n hl"r hus- band f.ihc had bl'cn llln' 1ued 1)1 aiding her hu\b.ind'' l''>lJpc 111 t Q85 and had ..en C'd hall of an I -month \C.'ntcmc bl'forc bl' in g rl· lc a se<l 1 m 113 role 'Aohon 's '>ton tx-gan on ne, " I Ql( l "h1k he and ht' g1rlfncnd "'en.• allt:gcdl\ burglar1Z1ng a Foun1a1n \ alk) homt' \ Fountain \'a lie) rc.·ser' c offict'r ap- parcntl} caught him in the act but wa<, s.ho1 1n thl' l'Jr "hl·n \1 ohon grab~d his gun fhc officer <.o.h1pp1:d 0111 a <,econp gun Jnd \hot ~lohon fi,l' 11mcs. Mnhon "as un his wa-. to l IC I Medical ( l'nll'l for treatment ·of . his gun\hOI "ounJs 1n Januan 1985 whcn h1'i wife managed to \ncak ·a gun to him. Getting the drop ,,n ht'i escon Mohon hand- cuffed the deput) to a water pipe and made his escape in a truck dn'en by bts "lfc. A week later he was arrested an Me~. >\nz., on suspicion of attempted lcrdrr• ping and au10 1hef\. But h<' and another man managed to kick out the window.of a prison van and escape. tic was later apprehended 1n Holfy- wood but was released before a fin&tr- pnnt check could 1dentit} him as a "anted man. From thereon his trail vanished. Local authonues· only hope came do" n 10 tele' 1 ion Mohon's stof} was in111all) aired on "l\menca's Most Want- ed" in late 1988. but with no resuhs, It wasn'1 until NSC-s" nsolvcd M11s- 1cnes" ran on Apnl 12 that the FBI g;ot . the tip 1hat led to the arrests. "Without that (the show) ht''d still painting houses:· Olson said Mohon ~111 1na11all) be charged w11h felon~ escape. but Will later face \he a11cmp1cd murder charge, Olson sa14 H" arra11nment is sc heduled for Tut"Jd•' at ( entral Municipal Court. Mohon was not the only fugitive re- turned to Orange Count} this week.. '-1 1chael Lee Ta~lor. a 35-ye.ar-tld armed robber and Jewel thtef, was ~ turned to Orange Count) Jail on lhe f ounh of Jul} after having escaped with four other mtn 1n <>ctober. T~or. known as Anthon} Michael Gianelli, 11d the othcrli had 'lh1mmed down from t"c Jail''> '><'cond i.tof) on a rope of bed -ihCC\1'1. The other four have already been rt· 1urnl'<l to the Jail. S. African official : Apartheid's end near~ By KATHERINE MAltTINEZ South Afnca·, ambassador w 1hc l nll- ed States told an lr-.inr audience pm Thursda) he was op11m1st1c tht'I could be the )'Car peaceful ncgo11a11on~ "ould begin to bnng an end to apanhl.'td in hti. count'). Ptct KoomholT made the lOmmcnts to 1 room of about ~ 0 pcoplr ut the i\1rporter In n Hotel at a d1nne1 \pon'ior· c-d b) tht• \\ orld l\1Ta1,.... < ounc1I ol Orange <. ount\ uth \Inca ha'i been the fOI. U'> ol "'-Orld .mention because of ''' Sl'gre-ga11on1\t racial pohC). apanhe1d. "the poltq "lnmmg under \hallcnge with thr upcomtng elell1on Sept 6 1n which South fr1ca's "hate electorate "'II \Otc on a new prts1dcn1 to rt'pla<.-e PW Botha Koornhoff "'81d 1t wn imponan1 to '" rcsoh c the problem of apartheid 1p a pea dul and evolut1ontJ) way and ~ an end to "a eye~ of v•oltnct a.nd 1 ~ le of rac1~m · He ..:t1d h15 country ·will be able \O solve tt\ problems by "cboosina the p111th of ixaceful nCjlot1at1ons:· "Ne, er has !:M.luth frica bCc-n so fu&~of po1en11al as no~:· he s.atd "Wt, \00 'lhall O\ICl'COm :· 1 metal tar pen. but didn't realirc tt WU btrt, SOO block or South Bay Front. • • • Somronc apparently u5Cd bolt to a toclctd H)undat ~eel in the 10400 block or later venue and rcmo\ocd the ~ttrco and antenna. The lou wu $600 A Juvemlc wa trt P'""llll 1n the 600 , block of ScaH~ trttl on Wcdncsda) mornin • • • TM tide window of 1 198' Yolks· _...en ScirrOClO wu 1mashed at 8: I S P·'!'! Tunday and a stereo valued at 5400 was atokn. • • • A manaaer at Scope Ctf ~C'd an 1CQuaintance •hom he kft wa.cbiaa the store of s\aJlnt a 3Snun caaMn wonh S700. cutters lO take a $ 1.900 &lSOhnc welder chained 10 a 5tctl column at a f'a.sh1on I land constructton uc • • • A l.S-)ear-old man an lhe &oo block of Eatt Octan Front f'ltpot\N he has rtte1\ocd 1evctll 1nno 1n1 call' from '""o ailllin\femaln who a k him h11 aac.rus 1nhdate and wt\tther he hvn in cwpon Bnch ,._ .... van., • • • Vandal usina 1 pellet aun crackt<l tYt>'O pa~·a.la wtndo at nion f cdcral ~. 1n1s Bank. 17400 Rroo\hun.l 0 masc \\a c ti· malcd al $200. •••• A buraJar \ma hcd the ttn wtnd wiftl·Of a 1916 VW lrt'K.W parked in the I 800 blocl of nta Manan1 uttt and pulled o~n the 1n..dash ate~. 0.mllC to window wa S 160. LOI of 1ter"t0 -.as Sl50. A bufllar ahanettd the dnYtr's -andow Of a 1986 Hyundai ~ on the 8100 block or Mocktntbhd C'in.:k and ttmo"cd the erco, ~ • 1ao• 0.1'1\11" to the windc>W wa ntt· A S900 peint1n1 ,.a rtporttdfl mated at SlOO and ~•a \II~ 'tokn from 1 bu\1n 1n tM 200 al UOO • • • block of F t A\enuc on WC'Jn • A t>Uf'Jl•r mehOw p1.wd entry" di). • • • , • • • Pollet were: called to the l I 00 block of Et&hth \ienuc on 'Wcdne\· da) ~here a pcMn reported bl"1na attad1cd by a roommate's boyfnendr R-t:lJICtoa ll•clll woman ttporte\S that a Ptn<>~I comput~r and 10f\1J>•rt re \tokn from an unlocked 8u1c 1n the 4000 Moc of Sullm1n. • • • A rnH.knt 1n tht I 7 btoc r Ke<l\On Lant t'OUkin't .aeep btaMatt nc1&hbors wOtkfd ~nh tcnp mt\al tn tl\c ~ho at l .lO a,n,, ./ ... Nmst from fl . ..-trWlini 1M*e tt td.cnt\ al 2;30 a m '" the 500 block of 19\h Sttttl Orange Cout OAtl Y PILOT I Saturday, Juty 8, 1989 'lllE WO . • - 5646 million slashed from state budget , .. \ 1.11:on' 1 ' HH 11-:1:s By tile AHoclated Pre11 9y~GllAY Mc:CIMmy ~ SeMce SACRAMENTO (AP) -Herc arc details of the $49.1 billion budget for the 1989-90 fiscal year signed Friday by Gov. George Deukmcjian: State uni .. erSll). $1.6 b1llton for co~munll) • Voyager discove rs new moon colleges. Funding goes up 5.4 percent for UC 9 PASADENA ~. k' Id 1' hill ion miles from home SACRAMENTO -Gov. George Dcu- kmejian si&ncd a $49.3 billion budget for the 1989·90 fiscal year Friday aner using his hnc· it~m veto authority to slash nearly $646 million fr m the spendina plan leaisluor.s sent him just percent for CSU and 11. Q percent for communtl) • -.;xe 1ng new wor s -• . . · colleges Fees increase from s 1 434 to $1 477 a NASAS Voyager 2 spacecrafi discovered a th ird moon orb_1t1ng Neplune. year for° UC from $684 to $708 for CSU an'd sta\. ,and is likely to find many more besides !he 1wo moons previously dc1ec1ed SIZE: $49.1 billion, which includes S39.6 b1lhon 1n jcneral fu nds $7 billion in speetal funds and S2.S billion in bOnd funds. The budget also SJ>ends SJ 8.9 bi llion in federal funds, The 1988-89 budget when signed one year agp was $43.6 billion. at $100 for community colleges · from Earth, sc1ent1sts say. CUTS: $535 million from he~lth and welfare. "ll's nice, af\er years of preparati~n for the .~eptu ne enc~unter. to hav~ fore the fiscal year began last Saturday. including S 132 million 10 mental health pro-Voyager now starting to make these discoveries. kt Propulsion Laborator) grams. $25 m1llton for famil) j)lanning. $127 astronomer Steve Synnott said Fnd11y. . He said the budget he signed was balanced, c ntaincd no general tu increases and showed c mpassion for people who need government h Jp as well as for tbe t.a.1uiayers. TOTAL CUTS: Dcukmejian cut $646 million from the $49.8 billion budget passed Jun<.' 29 b) the Legislature. He wants lawmakers 10 spend $1 57 million of that on toun~m. prisons. forest fires and other pct projects. million in count)' health care for the poor. S20 He detected 1he moon. tempo.rartly d_c~1gnated 1989 NI . tn pho1ographs million for hospitals that care for a lot of poor taken by one of the spacc prolx''s 1clcv1s1on cameras. . ·ople. $2.7 million for Medi-Cal dental rate V<?yagers I and 2 -with total m1ss1on c~sts of $865 m1llton -~ow rncrcascs, $36 5 million for earl) help for AIDS have dlSCO\Cred al leas~ 18 moons: three at Jupiter. at least four and possibly victims. $4.3 million for adolescent family ltfe seven at Saturn. 10 orb111ng llranu'). and one so far at Neptune. That boosts program, $31 million for developmentaJI) dis-the total lunar count 10 16 for Jupiter. at lcai;t 17 for Saturn. 15 for Uranus abled centers and $29.5 mlllton for foster homes. and three for Neptu ne .. J just spent $49.3 billion," the governor id, half jokingly. as he signed the document. l's awesome.•· REVENUES: General fund revenues of $40.3 billion include S 17.6 billion from the personal income tax. $13.5 billion from the sales tax, $5. 7 billion from the bank and corporation tax. S 1.3 billion from the insurance tax and the rest from other taxes. More than $500 m1lhon of the cuts came !Ill mnncy the Leaisloture wanted to add to h alth and welfare programs. PROPOSITION 99: Cut from the budget. and not included in the cul total or reserve. 1s S.558 million in cigarette lax increaSt· spending. includ- ing SI 00 million for hospital emergenC) rooms. DcukmeJ1an said the money should be spent in separate bills. He lefi in $25 m1llton for mental health. $43 million for Un1,es1t) of Caltforn1a health research and $24 million for parks and other resources programs. I Jn that a'rea, the aovernor-reduced the state's $)6 million family planning program by two- lttinb, cut $JOO million for emergency rooms and trauma centers a nd slashed more than SI 00 million that the legisl ature had earmarked for . courfly mental health programs. GANN LIMIT: The budget 1s $89 million under the limit, which as $29.3 billion. RESERVE: S 1.3 billion for emergencies and $230 million for schools. PUBUC SCHQO~: $14.9 billion in state funds. lnllauon increase of 4.64 percent tn generaJ funding. Due to Proposition 98 require- ments, schools get $664 m1l lton this year. Schools also get $808 million in lottery funds. $649 ?Qillion from miscellaneous state funds. $1 .9 billion in federal funds, $4.4 billion from prop· crty taxes and $ t.5 billion in other local funds. Spending per pupil from all funds averages $4.004. WELFARE: 4.61 percent cos1-of-hv1ng in- crease. Aid to Fam11tes \\Ith Dependent Children recipients mcrease from S663 10 $694 for a mother and two child ren on Jul~ I Aged. hlind and disabled rcc1p1ents 1ncrl'asc on Jan. I. 1990, from $602' to $630 for an aged or d1.-.ahled individual. 8ut as reponers asked him to explatn the cotbacks, Deukmej1an's press agents hustled him from the room. "Thank you governor, thank you governor." toned Press Secretary Ke vin Brett, signalling e end of any questioning. ABORTION: Language restricting Medi-( al abonions for poor women to cases of rape or incest. life of the mother or genetic deform111cs. The same language has lx'cn struck down b~ tht· courts for the last decade. ~stators and adv()('ates reacted to the toes in anger, but said they hope Dcukmejian ill ncaotiate with them to restore some cutbacks ~ the year is over. HIGHER EDUCATION: $2 billton for Uni· versity of California. $1. 99 billion for California ipellne FAA orders security measures egulations to guard against airline threats black hole , WASHI NGTON (AP) -The ings, bombings or other terror;st Am flight originated in Frankfun SAN BERNARDINO CAP) - que laws have left underground peline sueerv1sion "a regulator) ck hole, • a member of con· ssional panel said Friday as they n .reviewing a fi ery explosion at killed t~o people. ' The Subcommittee on lnvestiga- t n s and Oversiiht for the House blic Works and Transportation ommittec called witnesses to tes- t y about the May 25 gasoline pipc- 1 c explosion that struck the San ernardino neighborhood of uscoy, kHl ina two. in.Jurina 31 and troyina 10 homes. The disaster came 13 days after a naway Southern Pacific tra1n de- iled on a track curve and lammed to th~ same neighborhood. The train wreck wts blamed for dama&ina the 14-inch gasoline I e operated b} the Calnev Pipe ne Co. Res1den1s had been assured e neiahborhood was safe. although l e)' inslSled bcfort the explosion t ~ they could smell p soline. So poorly o~nized is the reau- tion of p1pchnes. the committee ted, thet the st.ate fire marshal's ace had no record of the <'alnev e, even tbouih it supplies 90 nt of the aasoline to the c{ty of Veaas. Nev. "This scenario has presented us ith a regulatory black hole. said ep. Glenn M. Anderson. D-Lona h, chamnan of the subcominee. "It appean that the end result 1s e companies are rqulatina them· Ives." said Rep. Georae E. Brown 'L.. D-Colton. 1 be hcarin1 beun wath dozens of 'dent$ of the devastated Muscoy :a&hborttood lookin& on. Testimony was c.xpet1ed from I officials. includ1n1 City At· ey James Penman. who fouaht state and federal court to stop the ne from bean& restored alona the course. Calnev aarted to numerous sua- tetattel' ms ai\3 complied with JUlde· Id up by the federal officials to UJrC tile ptpelinc, but insisted on ----... ·1111hc pipeline alona its oria· a~I course throuab the government announced a stricter acttons, Leyden said. "The> arc with a different plane. but ll.S and policy Fmia~ to deal w11h threats basically a heads-up "aming and European au1honues said the} con· against av1at1on, including a system would require no particular action." eluded that the th reat was not re· that requires airlines to take he said. lated to the bombing of Flight 103. countermeasures and iml)Oscs fines The security directives, however. Other warnings were issued about for disclosing security alens. would require countermeasures b> the possib1hty of plastic explosives A Federal Aviation Admin1s-an airline, sllch as additional bag-concealed in a radi<K'asscttc pla)'er. tration order, which will go into gage Inspections. le}den said. These Investigators ~id that such a bomb effect Monday, replaces the !lystem would be in response to specific caused the Pan Am explosion. of issuing security bulletins, which threats against an a1rltne. an a1rpon although they have not found v.ho was criticiLed after the bombing of or an mdividual ll1ght and might planted the device. Pan Am Fhgbt 103 over Scotland include such information as the Relatives of American killed in last December that killed 270 threatened 11me and ml"thOd of at· the Pan Am bombing ha"c called for people. Notices of threats against lack. he s~ud. public ad.,,1soncs whcneHr thert' is U.S. airlines on the flight's route a threat a~1ns1 a" 1at1on. !Ml) 1ng Pre' 1·ouslk. a1rhnes we ... not re· pau"nger< ave a right 10 know "'ere posted 1n at le~st ont foreign ·~ .. .-'" em bass} but not d1stnbutcd to the quired to ta e an) specific acuons in "hen the)' arc boarding an aircraft general publtc. response to secunt} bulleuns. that has been threatened. Under the new order. tndl\ 1duals or airlines that disclose 1nforma11on from government security alens without FAA authomaton will be fined -up to Sl.000 for tnd1\1duals and $I 0.000 for a1rl1 nes. FAA spokesman John Le)'den said the system for alerting airlines will now include 1wo types of adivsorics: information circulars and security directives. The information circulars will deal with general threats of hijack· The FAA. tn a ne"s release on the Transponat1on C'fCtal) Samuel new order, said airlines have bct'n Skinner has rejected 1he suggestion. responsive to actions suggested tn sa}tng 11 would disrupt a' 1at1on and security bullcuns but making com-compromise mtelhgence pthenng. pllancc mandatol) will strengthen On Thursday. the FAA an- sccunty. • nounced ne" rules rcquinng airlines Since 1986, the FAA has issued 93 to install unlls that can detect plastic securny bulletins. about one-third of explosives 1n checked luggage at 40 them warn1na of specific threats. U.S and foreign airpons. It did not In the case of Fli,ht 103. an FAA last the airports. cAccpt for John F. advisory had been issued about. the Kenned) tn New York and Gatwick threat of a bomb aboard a U.S. in London. and said 11 would Utke 11rline flight from FrankCurt. Ger-two or three )Cars before alJ.fthe many. to the United States. The Pan units are installed. Bush calls for federal pay raises from $99,SOO to S 124,400, as well as Vice President Dan Quayle, who would act a ra1sc from $11 S.000 to Sl43,800. Bush's own salary would remain at $200.000. Junior ei1tcut1ves would receive lesser salary boo ts_ depending on th~i~ federal pay arade. with tht" minimum increase 8 percent. The pay increase would affect 7,900 federal official • 1nclud1ng 700 political appointments and another 7,200 career ei1ccutives. includ.ina top forcian service officials and three-star and four-star admirals and seneraJs. .. Prompt leaislative action is needed to address ~Y deficiencies for employees with exceptional qualifications and to make pay more competitive at the senior levds of aovcrnmcnt," Bu h said in a letter transmjnina his pack.,e to Capitol Hill. Kiss Chlorine Good-bye! Stop Bleaching Your Kids! Stop putting toxic chemtcal• Into your poot or apa. Now you can awlm In pure, ..,.....,using technology devetoped -NAlliA. First stealth fllght tests to begin WASHINGTON -Thl' Pentagon announced Frida) that the long- a\\alled first flight tests of the B-2 stealth bomber "111 be held during a 15· da} period, begtnning unda\ 1he aircraft." h1ch 1s the most radical and e·qx~ns1~ bomber built. was- des1gocd to e"ade enem) radar But 11 has become the target of budget cutlers on Capitol Hill. . Critics in Congress have c'pressed oppos111on 10 foottng the bill for planes that could cost an}hwere between $500 m1lhon and $750 million apiece. before the first pl11nc has C\ er gollcn ofT the ground. In total, the program 1'1 expected to cost taxpa)crs some $70 b1lhon. To date. thl· .\1r Force has 10ve<1tcd $22 bil lion into the program. GTE hangs up on strike threat LOS ANGELES -GTE California announced Friday that it had reached a agreement with the Commun1cat1on~ Workers of Amenca. averting a Mrtke that had been schcdukd to begin Sunday at midnight. CXta1ls of the offer were una,ailable. but GTE had prenously ofTcred the union raises at 8 R percent O\l'r the ne't 1hrcr )<.'ars. said Stephanie Bradfield. a spokcs"oman for CITF The C:WA repreS<.'nt~ 15,000 cmplo~ce\ 1n liouthern Caltfornia and some small communit1r'> 1n N1)nhcrn ( alifom1a 1 dead, 4 hurt as jet crashes MARCH AIR FORCE BA. E -'\ former Nonh Dakota woman was killed and four men "ere 1njurt•d ~h<.'n a fighter 1et crashed and burned at tht' end of a base run"a> JUSt aflcr takeoff. officials said. Sgt. Sheila R W1ll1ts of Rancho California wa<; killed Thursda~ when the F-4C Phan1om Jet struck a National Guard plckup truck she was sitting 1n with l\\O other guard memlx'rs. <;a1d Maj. Michael R1t1. an Air Na1tonal Guard spokesman. Injured in the I :06 p.m cra<;h ~ere the pilot. Lt Col. Donald E. Worden of Moreno Valle>: thl' planl'''i Wl'apons \)'Stem Qfficer. Maj. W1ll1am C: Gallegos of Carlsbad: and I st Lt Mark E. Gabel of La Mesa and Senior Master S~ Robert M m1th of Corona. who were 1n the truck. The two-man California .\ir National Guard crew ejected before their craft crashl'd. All of 1hose involved belongC"d to the Air National Guard's 163rd Tactical Fighter group based at March AFB. which 1s near Ri verside '\.\TIO'\AI. HHlt:t ·s Nonh may run despite conviction ORLANDO. Fla. -Former White House aide Oliver Nonh said Fnda) he "'on't rule out a run for Congress. although his conv1ct1on tn the Iran-Contra affair means he can't hold federal ofllce. North acknowledged he must first overcome "tremendous legal prob- lems" from the scandal. He was gnrn a thrcc-year suspended sentence. fined S 150,000 and ordered 10 perform 1.200 hours of communit) service for his role in the Reagan adm1mstrat1on's secret scheme to arm the Contras. He will spend two years on probatton. He spoke to about 400 reprcsenta11ves of GOP clubs tn schools throughout the count!) afier a fund-raiser for his defense earlier in the da) in Tampa. Jet englJles mysteriously reappear HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah -Three F· 16 jct engines that mysteriously disappeared from Hill Air Force Base earlier this week were found Friday. but their return was as murky as their leave-taking. The 3.200- pound engines, valued at about $2 million apiece. were recovered by the FBI. but I.he bureau isn't talking. The engines "are in the possession of thr government." said Hill SPokesman Len Barry. "We cannot discuss any details of the theft or recovery of those enJines because the matter is still under investigation by the FBI and the Air Force Office of Special Investiga tion," Barry said. Ex-employee kllls former supervisor MARIETI A. Ga. -A disgruntled former employee shot two of his cx- supervisors. killing one and senously 1nJunng the other. then took a co- worker hOSUfe al a Coca..Cola plant late Fnda}. police said. Police sa1d 45-year-old John Wallace -fired earlier in the evening - was believed to be holed up. shortly before m1dn1ght in the Coca.Cola Distnbution Center in this northern Atlanta !>uburb after the hostage was f rccd, unharmed. Cobb County Pohce Chief Culver Johnson sa1d Waltace came to work at the plant near the Six Aap Over Gcoraia amusement park shonly before 10 p.m. and was told of his d1sm1ssal. The reason was not immediately known. Witnesses told police that Wallace then went to clean out his locker but returned armed with a small handgun and fired on some workrrs. shootina two of them. 'S 10,000 checks weren't bribes' AUSTIN, Texas -A millionaire who handed out $10,000 checks on the Senate floor whale leai lation that interested him was pending said the checks were politic.t conttibuttons, not an attempt to bribe lawmakers. The SI 0,000 personal checks, with the payee 1 name left blank, were offered br Lonnie .. Bo .. P1larim, an East Texas chick.en processor. to nine of the 3 senatol'5 two days before Friday's vote on a House workers' compensation ball. 8ultnc$5 interest have favored the House plan. but 1enators rejected it. Pilanm said be was con~med about the tu&h cost of workers' comptnsation in Texas and that be "Nould like a law that would be a .. win- win situation for all of us." 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The ban imposed on 43 styles of semiautomatic weapons -mclud· ina the popular Chinese-made AK-47 and lsraeh-made Uzi carbine -followed a four-month study by the Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco :ind Firearms on whether the weapons met the standards imposed by the Gun Control Act of 1968. which barred imponat1on of weapons that arc not used for lca.it1matc spon1ng purposes. "The study was undcn.aken be· cause of the dramatic increase m the number of these weapons being im- ported and police reports of their use an violent crime," said Stephen E. Higgins. director of the A TF bureau. While the 43 were banned per- manently, another seven whose Im- ports had been suspended since early spring will be available for impon apin as a mutt of the study. Those include six .22-callber rimfirt rifles and a gun called the Valmet Hunter. which had been considered an AK-47 type of weapon during the suspension. Higins said the A TF. which stud- ied the marketina and use of the weapons. said the models banned were "not bema used for sponma uses." Such weapons were 1dent1ficd Stephen Hlttt•n•, director of the a ureau o f Alcohol, Tobacco and f'trear11t1, holds one of the a""ult w eapons now banned In the United Sta t••· otlic1ally Fnday as "semtautomat1c assauh rifles." The A Tf annually traces 35.000 to 40,000 guns used in crime. and about 10 pt'rctnt of them arc semi· llutomat1c assauh weapons. H1gg1ns said, estimating that shghtl) more than half of them were domestic makc'i that are not !>UbJect to A TF control. "Wc'tt not saying that 11 will sohe the basic problem" of cnme. Higgins stud, addm&. "Their use in cnme 1s probabl y disproporuonatcl) high compared wuh the nu mber that arc he re." Californians applaud, condem action SACRAMENTO (AP)-Tb_e. fed· era! aovemmcnt's permanent ben on assault weapons was hailed onl y as a Ont 1tcp b.)' some and condemned by others an the· late where a sct\oolyard ma sactt trigcrcd a n•· tional public outcry ovtr the avail· ability of wtaeon1. But some or thote closest to the Stockton tchool trqed)' aaid they were delith* 1he aovcmment hed made permanmt moat of its ttmpar-- ary ban on the amponauon of Ii· aault-11y&e weapons. '"I always thouehl that afttr folkt rCftecud . on the need for IUIUh weapons. tbn'd find tbm are few 8* CMber ·~IMR Whal thn..--..~tt cllsiped for -•r... said ~ycer Arm)' v~n John K.lole, now 1 ~ b lht Stca1on lt"®I which c:alted for~"'"'' coatroll in ~. A derulld driftcf opened fttt at I 5'ickWaft ---~ llChool ;witl9 • Alt:.47 llilult ritlt in Januuy, ~ ftw daildra Twmty•aiM ....,.. Md I teec:Mr .eft & IE ft I II ™ -. Palridt .....,.. "I .... •••••It 11 ·10•• iwlfliOM or ... Mk at•• _.. • tM AK~7 MW '111•1 11111•r wnh en. ...., ... .wr .. •• ,.._.. .nivl•a • • skyrocketed in the past )Car, ct:ord- ina to law enforcement officials Amona those hailina the federal dcciiion. reaction was mixed. Cnh- fornia'1 attorney acncrnt called on the Bush administratton to adopt n law such as that approved by Ca ll· fornia, rcstnctina the sale and poMCsion of assault weapons. The author ofthf California law 1a1d the imp0ru11on ban complement"I pass· • of the state rcstnctions on sale • Oppanents of .1un control, such u the Nauona1 Rifle AsSOC'1a11on, ('Ntl· ciled the federal ban on import· at ion. ...... rcdkulous to believe th11 1s aoi• to do anyth.inl in tt)c fiaht aeaie•t ttunc. No rational or reason· iblc 1 bchC\ei it is ao1na to do •• said tC\ c M•> of the N Secnmcnto. T1'e 1tmaautomatk ~capon 1n q~ .. hl~c been appro\cd for ,...,.,.,... tbi' tevmil )can. II of 1 ...... due to tome polm~I ~ dwfre no lon,rr (c1a1 1fied IS) IPOfti•.ftnenn ·• M•Y' aaid • .. T1't NllA Ml araucd ap1n t aim1t1 oa -. rtllhtt ol law .. bid1n1 citiJltftl '° owa eil weapon' and ha .arsd a ~ on criminal\ raikr lhaa ~WOI lawt. The pup 11y1 llw lftMf WQf\1np of the ""capons arc the same as others th3l have been around for decades. and that b3ns could affect tho~ who own lcg111mate scm1automauc hunt· IOI nncs. WASHINGTON (AP) -Follow- ma ""' the 43 t)'pes of weapons barred pcrnuncntly by the govern- ment from import Into the U nited tatc on Fnda~: AK47. "K47 . AK 74, KS. AKM. AKMS, 845. RM. 84 I. 84 J, HK91. HK9J, HK94, GlSA. Kl, Kl. ARIOO, Ml~. M 223, 10 HOS P. 10 SS I P, SKS With cktld\abk mapzant', 86 . 8 7. 87 ' Gahl, Type S6. Tl.pc S6S. Valmct M76, Valmet M? • M76 counter n1per, FAL, LIAI \R 48. C. fNC, Uu cacbtnc. Ala1mcc GMI. R l 80. u trahan Auto- rm R, Bcm1a AR 70, ta 8MS9. C'I R88. c foHo-.ina att the sc'·cn pre' 1ously 1 u ~nckd M:apon1 t) pcs that wilt be 11lov."td into this <'O\ln· lr)" AK22. P74, Oalil-12. M lb-U. Unique t-1 t. Erma EMl.22. 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Plvt 1°' ot ttle dtlt.,1"(1 T"'t ol* ••ctuou 1~ C11c"'t C•ty Ov11~ •ore ITO .. I'. HOURS: MOM ·'111t U 'NM>O IU .. OU HAM •.... ttAM • 1'111 HAM• Ptll • SH S•IH CounHtor for Oel•llt Prlcet EttectlH TIU\.1 hnct.y, July 1, 1111 IMtfAll ... M ,,.,.._. ,...... OU1U•_.. .~ ... ~ .. e--c.•"*' ..... . .......................... ........... ) I I OrMge CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, Juty e. 1989 RELIGION Hl 1 H,101' 'Oi i ' Seminar to explore beliefs on death A seminar exploring beliefs about Center of Temple Slllr Ha-Ma'aJot, Newpon Beach. uon w11h Capl1trano Valley C11arcb. Huntln1ton Beacb Clturcll of Re- llglou1 Science, 2205 Main St. • • • The Rev. Richard Chilson. noted the process of death and dyina will 1« presented at 7:30 p.m. on three ?consecutive Tuesdays at the .Costa , ..... CIMtrcllt of Rellliou• Scleace, 28SO Mesa Verde "Drive, Costa tiMcsa. Presenter Kathy Love. R.N .• will ,,cover such topics as theories, beliefs 1and cultural attitudes toward death, 1thc importance of grieving. under· ~standina expected and unexpected 01oss throurih death,. suicide and Outings include a visit to the La Habra Chlldrcn's Museum. Irvine Regional Park Petting Zoo. a pool pany and a fire station tour. For more information. call the temple office at 644-7203. • • • Dr Lee l,. Leeder. pastor-pastoral The 14-member troupe will pres- ent performances of comedy. drama and music. • • • A fund-raising auction. barbecue and children's costume parade will be held at Claabad of Weit Oraa1e Couty, S702 Clark Drive. Hunt· ington Beach. Festivities will begin at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. author and lecturer. will present ··catholic. Fundamentalist and New Age Spiritualit) .. at the Center for 1 Sp1ntu:il Development. 434 S. Batavia t.. Orange. The lecture series will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monda~ throuah Friday. ~th of children. . fl Cost of the study materials. is $I 5 and a frtt·will offering will be taken. For more information, call Love at l 7.S4-7399. ~ " . . . ·I A series of summer outin~s are • ,planned by the ··Jewish Parenting ' care and counseling at South Coast Commuaily C.urcla, will be among more than 4.000 Christian leaders from 190 countries attendmg the International Congress of World Evanachzat1on in Manila July 11-20. • • •• Branches. a repertory drama troupe based in Atlanta. Ga .. will · perform at 7 p.m. July 19 at the Capistrano Beach Park in co11junc- ? .............................................. . G ~Temple chief honored 11 Jack A. Levin's service to his 11 Newport Beach congregation and tJ community was recogrtized by Tem- ple Bat Yahm Brotherhood. when he ·received the brotherhood's annual ''Tree of Life Award. , b This award 1s given to an individ· " ual who exemplifies the principles of J brotherhood and continued commit· 11 ment anc!_conce.m for the welfare of '"those around him. · · •< Levin, temple president, has been active with Bia Brothers A socia· ,1 tion, helpini establish chapter 1n Los 1,,.Angeles, Orange, Ventura and San n Diego counties and, in PhoeniJt. He rhas been a member of the National rConference of Christians and Jews. • , and owns a custom jewelry business ,,in Laguna Hills. · Jade A. Levin • • • After 11 years at LatlleraA a.arch of the Maater, Corona del Mar. the Rev. Rober 0 . Collick was honored al a farewell dinner by the cOnJr~· lion. He 1s retirinj and will hve in La Quinta with his wife Eileen. • • • Dr. EllLabeth Brown, president of Laguna Greenbelt, will show her video on .. Save the Canyon'' at the 10:30 a.m. meeting Sunday of the Unitarian Churcla of Saddleback Val· le)'. Members meet in the church office, 27601 Forbes Road. Laguna Niguel. • • • Laguna Canyon·s Tell will be de· scribed by Mark Chamberlain at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the meeting of the Unitarian Ualversall1t Fellow- 11tJp of La1una Beach, 429 C> press Drive. • • • Women's A1low Fellowship of Costa Mesa will meet at 9.15 a.m. Wednesda} at the Costa Mesa Coun· try Club. • • • A Freedom of Conscience group will present a special sen ice at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Orange Coast · Unitarian Unlver1afist Cburcb, I :!59 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa • • • A workshop entit1ed ... The Power of Forgiveness," will oc presented b> praclilloncrs Maurni Miller and Joyce Gardner at 7 p.m. Monda}. The workshop 1s sponsored b> the • • • • An open house will be held al 7 p.m. Sunday by the Hebrew Academy of Irvine. It will be held at the elementary school at I 01 I 'h Camclback t. • • • Steven Marcus was elected presi· dent for a scC'ond term at Temple Bat Yahm, Nc""porl Beach . O ther officers arc Karen Eisenberg. Joanne· Mercer, Sharon Kaufman, Laurie Hartstein. Carol Warsa"' and Cathy Kroopf. vice pres1dcnti.. Lon Klase. Ell1oll Gayer and Ne'" Wa}ne. sccretanes. and .. Rosel) n Bcncr. treasurer. • • • Elcctl'd congregational president of Good Shepherd Lutheran Cburcb, Irvi ne. was Scou Eaton. Serving with him will oc Keith Koeller. Linda Foster. Tony Pena. Bcm Born1ng. litan Gardner. Keith Bo) um. Don Caske). Mark Friend. Rick HardC'r. Chuck Lieder. haron O"cn and Linda Smith. .. The Ml·n·~ Breakfast. featuring s~aker Edmund Werner of the Pa· c1fil· Youth Correctional Ministries. \\ill be held at 7:30 a.m. Julv 15 in the parish hall. 4800 1r .. 1nc ·center Dn,c. • • •• Eth nil' na, or" 111 mark the annual fcsttval of St. Anthon~ Croatton CatholK C hurc:h. Los Angeles. Tht: event "'Ill hcgi'n with a tamhunt1a orche•.ira Ma ss at 11 a.m. Sunda\ and will dosl· at 10 p.m. · rr· ............................................................................................... .. I ~ ··Mormons go west to build their temples it McClatchy News Urvlce 140-)car hrstol) as a Mormon settle· 'iew111g last month. The pubhr last ) ~ar -.ind thl' leadership·, :.11m mcnt. 65.000 church mcmbe~ will period doses toda~ lo p1 I)\ ldl· \formons \\Ith the op- MODESTO -The most sacred h:i'e a temple within se,eral In San Diego. rnnstrucuon "'II po1tun1t ~ to rl'lCl\l' ··srx·ctal ord1· ntu~ls in the Moi:mon church -the months. An S 18 m1lhon wh11e stone stan soon on a temple near the nanl"l·,·· th.11 lan un·ur onl\ 1n tl·m· sealing of mamages for etemll). edifice 1s nearing completion at the suburb of La Jolla. pie,. I proxy baptisms fot the dead and foot of unrrsc Mountain. 13 miles The temple sen an. g Central <al.•· Other bl-~n do not occur 1n 0 1 Bangl'rtl't. "ho '1s1tcd the Mod· . '"" -east of the downtown casinos. forn1a Mormons -1n ak and -is ~et~hborh. houses of worship but A S20 m11l1on temple of "h1tc closed for a maJor rcfurb1sh1ng. e~to stake la\I "''-'ekcnd. is e\ecutl\c I In Its large and lavlsh t"'mples d din:ctor ol the l l·n1ple Dcpa11ml'nt • · " · Vermont marble will be dedKated 111 Robert Baker. stake pres1 ent 111 : For the last dc-cade. the Church of mid-August 1n Portland. Ore.. or ncarb) Turlock. sa\. s the closure is 111 thl· dnnrh hcadquartcro; 111 Salt Jesus Christ f Latte -da Sa t h Lakl' ( 1t}. \nd hl"s used to tfUl·\· o r Y ms as more an·uratcl~ m the southwest not causing a maJOr incon,en1cn,·c tlonl> ahout "h' th l· churl·h "nuld ,, been buildma . temples at an un· suburb of Lake Osv.e-go. Temple for local church member.-. !)ome build .1 ll'nlpk: in a cit~ like L1s ~ phcccd~nted c~'f.· dcd1cattng 21 of communirat1ons director Brian couples an.· going to Los .\ngele\ or Vega\, "hl'rl· gambling. smoking. , t cm smcc 19 . The building push South sa}S the high "is1b1ltt\ sue -Salt Lake \II\ temple~ for mar· drinking and '>i.'\ual titillauon -all l ~as been 1nternat1onal but current!} in a forest gro'c JUSI off Interstate 5 nages. is concentrated m the "e tern Unit· -has rnntnbuted to public intere'it Temple construction ha!> tx·,·n d1srnu1agl·d among ihc fatthful -~l ed Stales. "here three . temple~ arc 1n thl· temple. whi ch will be dcd1· great I) accelerated durin& the last arc so l'' •dl·nt. 1 under constru.ct1on or JUSt fina hed catcd 1n nud-.\ugust. More than decade. refkcting both membcr'ih1p ··1 here ace two s1d that cit~ ... 1 and 8 fourth is ll;<;ing rc!lo~ate.d. 143,000 pi.'Oplc ha'c toure(f the fa. gro"th -there v.crc 256.SOO con· sa)i. Bangcncr. "The real 'i Vl·gas In Las Vcp · Sm \1ty with a c1lit) s1mc 11 opened for public ,crts and 73.000 children ba 111cd is a solid. substantial city. Tlbetlan greetings The Dalal Lama CrlghtJ, exll•d spiritual leader of Tibet, 11 greeted In Santa Monica earller this we•k by Tlbe~lan monks after his arrlval In the Los Angeles ar•• from Mexico City. - Magazine to highlight the black world Laday NASHVILLE. Tenn -The Nau9nal Baptist Convention l . A . Inc plans to launch a cable TV news maga1ine on black life and achievements. says the denomination's president. the Rev. T.J. Jemison. It will deal wtth .. education, politics. ci"V1cs -not JUSt reh~ron -all the problems of the world:· said Jemison. who was in Nashville for the denommat1on's annual meeting and de-dicat1on of its new S 10 million Baptist World Center. The 7.5 million-member denom1na11on 1s the count!) '!i third lar~cst Protestant denommauon. after the Southern Bapt1SIS and l r n11ed Methodists. and 1s the largest mainl> black dcnommauon. Jenuson of Baton Rouge. La .. said the cable program. ''The Blad .. World Today ... would emphasi1e "good news regarding the black ro01mun1· t} ·· instead of .. reports of drugs. crime and violence on the night I) ne\\s." The program 1s to be carried on the new V1s1on Interfaith Satelhh: Net"ork. an in terdenominational cable nct"'ork tllat reache\ 7 million home'i. NEW HAVEN. Conn. -The Kni&hts of Columbus. a Roman Catholic lay organ1za11on. reports that 1n 1988 it gave $85 million to charitnbk causes. plus 27 m1lhon hours in personal strv1c<'. That was $6 million and 220.000 hours more than 1n 1987. 11 sa}s. BRIDGEPORT. Conn. -United Methodist Bishop C'. Dale '-" h1te has cnt1c1zcd an unofficial M1ss1on Societ) for United Method isl'>. S<i) mg its pracucc of sending evangelists overseas 1s .. completely out of lOUl h with rcalit) ... He calls the independent group. based 1n Decatur. Ga . "a d1v1sivc force." . White, head of the church's New York conference. said at its annual meetina that overseas churches need missionaries such as doctors, nurses and other skilled people "but they are not asking for American preacher· . cvanacli sts ... RELIGIOUS DIRECT . , A Cordial Welcome from The United Methodist Chll'ch c-llitJ a.rm C..eptiml 6111Wetr .. Awt.,C.•"41111r °'"* w llllli. riwstfl au Leri I SMef, auec ..... ,., ,...,, ...... ' It •• Cllrdl ~ 1t. Cllld C11t Pt .... • '44·74M Pl I"" #'tNl/ll 11.fe "1 atlwetlM '""' dlleel 4'e ... ope e.lt ""'"' "' 642-4321at2?5 ''W•~A COMMIJNn'Y DEDICATED TO LOVING • SB•l'ING :JBSIJS CHalST AS UMD•SAYIO•." CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH [i (Ml••ourl Synod) 7'0 Vlctet'ta It., Coete MeM LotMI V. Tornow, Peetor 131-1111 Brwce JeU•. P .. tor WO-.aHW 9ERVICE 1.-00 10:30' AM SuMar Scheel & Ullll MM Clm UO All. Ctwlstiall n....twr ktlMI Ml .... HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (~lllitS of Cllnst) 240 l lrv1111 at Slnta lsfbtl Ne..,oit Buch ! MS-5711 , Mornin& Worship 10 AM Sundav School 9 AM HilS8Y IERIM CIUCH Ofl!~ PM&Or ................. ..... ,., .. llW TllllllT -·· lutt ... lw..c.ta ... (, ............. ~ ,. ...... 1111111" St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church W onhlr and hear this prectlClll, Olrilt-«ntettd, biblical 11\CMa&r. .... "LIVING WIIB REGRETS" (2 5*mud 18.24-)J &. ErheRans 1-7-211 Rev. Lydia M SarMdln Sund.y, July 9, 1989 ~ 8:30andl0:15A.M. (>00 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach, California (714) 631-2880 (ecnm from Newpolt Hlrbor ""'School ar Irvine'&. ISth.) ST. IATIIEl'S TUllTIOIAl £PISCOPAI. CIUICI , 1921 ... " c-""" 8 30AM AOtJl l CtASS & StJNOA Y SCHOOl 9 30.W tQ y COftMM)N Cit# c.. "'""" NEWPORT HAR•OR LUTHERAN CHURCH Rottf J. h1. ,HtOf IUm flfert lhoestad. '"'" ............ I Ml & lO:JO AM (lnttt1Wtttf for Ille dtil at I Ml) Sl#l>AY SCtm 9.l S AM llwHry Cart Avahbtt --, .. '"" •• Ii•~ ..... .... . ..., ..... ~.., ....... , ... Price-fixing probe by feds sought for oil ly MNNIS PATTERSON RALEIGH, N.C. -North Carolina's attorney general called today for a federal investigation o f price-filung by ma1or oil com - panies, saying a state probe showed either greed or collusion i.s behind reccnl pncc increases. .. Greed isn't illegal, but pnce fi1 in1 is, and that has been the focus of our investiga tion herC" 1n North Carolina," Attorney Gen- eral Lacy Thornbuf1 said. Orange Coast OA1LY PILOTIS•turday, July 8, 1989 A.7 .. Fed has begun easing of credit lly MARTIN CRUTSINGER Aubrey G _ Lanston & Co .. a govern· "'•·-..,,.... mcnt sccunt1cs dealer. said the Fed WASHINGTON _ The F~cral is ac'una because a growing number Reserve. faced with funher signs of or business barometers confirm tha1 a weakening economy, launched a economic g.row1h 1s slowing, second round of credit casing th1.1o The Labor Dcpanmcnt reported w«k C"vcn before the end ofa rruc1al fnda) that the nation's uncmplo)· midyear review of monC"taT) pohc). ment rate climbed to 5.3 percent 1n private" economists said Fnday. June. rcflccuna conunucd dechnc:~ ·rhe analysts prcdicled tha1 the 1n manufactunng and construc11on move .,.,ould send a vanet) of con-The upt1ck 1n the Jobless rate follot.1.·s sumer and business 1nterrs1 ra\e'li other 'itat1s11cs sho.,.,·1ng weak au10 lower. wnh one sa)·1ng 1ha1 a cut tn ~Jc,. a plunge in order.s for manu- comm~rc1al bank·s prime lending fac1urcd good.1. and luckluster retatl ra 1c could come as earl) as Monday sales. ..The Fed is casing and thcr~ 1s Jones said he r~pectcd the looser clear evidence 1hat we ha ve passed credit en\'lronmcnt ¥.·o uld mean the pc:ak on 1n1erC"st rates," said that banks will cut 1he1r prfme lend-" David Wyss, an economist wnh ing rat(. perhaJ)'> a~ t•arl) as Mon- DRl·McGraw Hill. an economil• da) Banks dropped 1hc pnme to 11s consulting firm 1n leAtngton. Mass. current JI pC"rccnt in rarly June The The developn1ent was no1 unex- Th• .. ._.,.,, Hotel In lrvlne wlll reopen •• th• R•dl11on Pl•a•. '. Thornbur1 said the 01\ com- panies have blamed thC' wreck ol tlie Er.ton Valdez 1n Alaska and normal market forces such as increased .summer demand and hiaher crudr oil prices for thr rapid increase in gasoline pru.·e.s over the past fou r month s. But Thornburg said Valdez spill "was simply a small drop 1n a very lar~c: bucket." He said crude oil prices have no\ alTec1ed ·prices for other petroleum prod- ucts. such as heating 011 and diesel fuel. pnml· rate. trad1t1nalty cons1derl"d a peeled. ahhough some r:cunom ists benchn1ark for business loans, no"" were surpnscd that the move camr: n Registry sold to NB investors r:vcn befo re the end of two da\S of •n l.lences a \ancl) of consumt•r meetings of the federal Open Mar· loans. 1nclud1ns home eauH~· loans kct Committee. '('Ompo5ed of mcm· Econom1s1' based their belief tha1 bers of the Fcdr:ral Reserve Board 1n the Ft·d is easing crt•d1t on a tihght Washington and five of the 12 re-dechnc 1n the federal funds ra1c. gional Fed bank presidents. which edged dowl1 0 25 pc-rcent to ly R. LANCE IGNON Of ~ D9lljl -SUff The Registry Hotel in Irvine 1s scheduled to reopen in October with a new name and a rrvampcd intenor followinf the hostelry's sale to a aroup 0 Newpon Beach in\'eStO~ last week. GMY Investment Co. Ltd. agreed to buy the 293-room hotel June 29 for $26 million from HomestC"ad Savings and Loan in San Francisco. which had taken over the ho tel aRcr it wenr bankrupt. The hotel has already been rc- n am e d Radi sso n, Pla za Hotel/Orange County Airport. and plans arc underway for a S2 · 10 Sl- million renovatio n. said A ref HafTar. 1he hotel's new aeneral manager. Localed on MaeArt.hur Boulevard across from the airport, 1he hou~t was a leader in its field when 11 opened in 1976. But other motel5 have since moved and given thC' Rc&istry s1iff competition. Raffar said the former owner.;, Texas-based Associated lnveston . failed 10 keep pnces and service competitive. "I don't think 1hey had any con· sistcncy of staff, services and rates. I think they just kept jacking 1hc price up." he said. Rcportt"dly unable 10 m~t 115 debts. lhe hotci.,-Josed suddenly on Feb. 8. Homestead, the hotel's prin- ciple cred itor. then foreclosed for S22 million, HafTar said. The hotel had filed for protec1ion from its credito rs in fC"dC"ra\ bankruptcycourt more than a year before 11 closed. bu\ was apparently unable to recover. Under the new o wnership, bus1- ness rates will range from S95 to S 11 S, Haffar said. Regular ra1es w1ll be ··competit.ivC"." The renovation will include nu- n1erous amenities designed to attract businC"ss people. Rooms will be equipped with 1wo-line tele phones. hookups for compu1crs and FAX machines as well as the abilitl_ for guests 10 record their own tff!,onc messages. '\\SI-: ('0'1POSITI-: THA'\S .\t"TIO'\S lli:j ~ ' . ....... ' ·1·, • • .. . ~i .. ••• ~.... + " The hotel was remodeled three years ago. so 11 doesn't need maJor repairs, Haffar said. "The hotel is 1n good shape. but we're &Oing 10 pUI ll In beller shape," he said. A hcakh spa and board room will be added. and lhC' cn1ire 1nter1or will be repainted, }·laffar satd. The hotel will also have copy and compuler cen1ers. GMY lnves1mcn1 is compnsed of four or five 1n\'Cstors from Newport Beach, who haV'~ franchised the ho1cl through M1nncapohs-bascd Radisson f'lotcls International Inc. This will g1\'C the hotel access to Radis50n·s worldwide rescr\·a1Hi n sy5tem. Haffar s.aid. Radisson owns 204 hotel s world- wide with 135 of them in the United States. including Ont' near Cal State Fullerton. Haffar ~id the chain has been looking for ho1els in Southern Cahforn1a and 1s 1n the proCess opf C'Xpans1on. Radisson lS an affi hatc of SAS Airlines and Move-N-Pike of Sw1tz- C"rland. \lSE lPS A DOlt\S "The oil companies ha\•r pu t forward other CACuscs for thC' simultaneous gas price 1ncre~s. but their arguments ha ve more holes than the hull of the E11on ValdC"z," Thornburg said. He said invC'stigators trackC"d prices for 1hree month) from retailers back 1hrough wholesale 1erminals and the maJOr out-of- state suppl iers. findi ng that pncc increases took. place at the re- finery level. wh ile profits ol wholesalers and retailers re - mained stable. Thornbura said ht· had for- warded the staie·s 1n ves11gauon and a formal request for a federal investigation 10 U.S. Allorncy General Richard Thornburgh in Washington. The North Carolina o fficial said he also will ask his counter- parts 1n other states at a mct:una this week.end to form a task force to examine the pncc fixing al- legatio ns. '"• '• Uo 771r_ ':" Uo 4' • • uo 16'1i! l ' Uo 4J1 '• Uo r"lfj 'H f : • • • •• • • : The comm1uce meets c1gh1 umes 9.25 pcrq-nt 1n lhe past two days. a year to map monetary strategy and The federal funds rate. the 1n1ercs1 many had eAPt'CtC"d thal 1hc CC'ntral tha1 b.anks charge each other 10 bank .... ·ould begin anolhcr round of make O\'ern1ght loans. ls influenced casing moves in the period followi ng b) dali) decisions the central bank lha.........eek·s meeting. makt"s. on ho.,., much money to makC" At the previous m~t1ng. held on a \ a11ablt• to thl· banking S)Stem 11 is May 16 . Fed pohcy-makers decided considered \he best carl)-warn1ng to lea ve credit cond1oons un-signal of Fed in tentions to loosen or changed. The~ noted a vane1y of 11g!ltcn l'rcd11 co nd111ons. cc1 onomic sh1a11st1csd po1nt1n.g. to ThC" fund~ rate first dropped on s owcr gro'Nt . accor ing to minute\ , of that meeting .(Clca\C(l Fnday _Thursday to the 9 .• 5 percen t le\·el The "no--<."hange" decision was and 11 held a1 that lower IC'vcl on adopted on an 11 -1 vote Wll h Friday. con\•1nc1ng many econom- Thomas Mclicr. pres1denl of the 1s1s that the central bank had cased. Federal Rcser\e Bank of St. Louis. It would mark the SC('Ond mo\e dissenting. Meller argued that un-toward lower interest rates in rccen1 less the central bank cased 1mrped1-weeks. atcly it ran 1he danier of increasing The funds rate ltad dropped from the possibilily of a recession, 9. 75 percent to 9 5 pcrcen1 1n early Federal Reserve Chairman Alan June. Greenspan 11o·1\I reveal details of this Greenspan and the other mcm- .,.,.·eek's discussions when he delivers bers of the Fed have been under the Fed·~ m1d yC"ar assessment of the pressure" from Congress and thC' ad- economy 1n congressional tC"shmOn) m1nistrat1on to let interest rates faJI on July 20. as a wa) of keep1ilg the C"Conomy out David Jones, an econom ist wnh of a recession. OTC lPS \\D DOit 's '"Ii:"· ,'o\.ti 1 H: l... "' uo 1'°ll UP DOWNS ... 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The Music Man," even by cuuing one of. its catchiest songs and throwina in an anificiat intermission. Meredith Willson's slice of apple pie-American life in 1912 Iowa is riaht up there with the best Of Rodaers and Hammerstein in prolific pe>pularity, and has been for nearly 30 years now. It's on~ of those rare musicals (like "West Side Story" and "B_ye Bye Birdie") that actually benefited from a movie adaptation, and consequently it's a hot ticket vinu~lly wherever n plays. It's playing right now al Elizabeth Ho1-'ard's Cunain Call Dinner Theater where director John Ferola bu reprised his own staging of three years ago (and welcomed back his aolden-voiced Marian) without the electric embellishments which tarnished the 1986 vetsion. His comparably miniscule cast does yeoman duty in multiple assign- ments. This time around the traveling salesman, Professor Harold Hill, is more of a son sell as interpreted by Richard G. Rodaers. The super- charaed vitality of the role never quite surfaces in Rodgers' per- formance, but the character is laid out with considerable depth and heart. For the bumblina mayor, lhc Cur- tain Call has selected a Paul Ford lookalike in Gene Collins, who mag- nifies the character's m~propisms hilariously. Joanne CalJ)penalla as his social lioness wife is the most diminutive or the "pic~alittle .1111s:· requiring her to domirli,~~ vocl) inflection alone. w 1ch·'"thc does nicely. l The 11ronges1 m rdbCr 6f the sup- porting cas1, ho ver, i~ D1m1tn Christy as the deterqimcd. al\vtl salesman (though he needs· more weigh1 in his suitcase to carry 1hc sound 'aaa). Teddy Tapscott is ideal as the warm and homey Mrs. Paroo. while Diane Gunther and Ken ;faber sparkle as lht teenage lovers, even though Gunther plays her Zaneeta too much for cutesy effect. The barber shop quanet of Jcrr) Anderlik, Gregory Oncale. Stevl'n Del George and Dan Stroud 1s par- 1icularly appealing, while Eric Peter Nelson it gjvcn little to do as Marcellus, the professor's cron> The taped musical score. under the direction of Doug Shaffer. never really hits 1he brass band level re- quired, and the absence of one of the ·show's better sonp. "The Sadder But Wiser Girl,' is regrettable. Susan Cable has endowed the pro- duction with some snapp) choreo- graph).' best evidenced in the ''Manan, the Libarian" number Karen Riley Fomt rt\ums to give added dimension to her Marian. the spinster librarian she played at the C urtain Call three seasons ago. Her flawless rendition of "GoodQiaht, My Someone" and ''Till There Was You" elevates the musical portion of the show measurably. "The Music Man .. will be tooting its 76 trombones through Sept 24. playi.ng nightl> ~xccpt Monda~s at varying curtain times. at the Curtain c.'aJI, 690 El Camino Real. Tustin. aner which Rodgers and Hammers- tein's "Oklahoma .. comes calling. Ticket information 1s a'a1lable at 838-1540. Karen l'orest and Richard Rodgers star In "'The Music Man .. at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. \I UI O' Two unbelievable, but fun,. new videos Herc is a quick look at two movies released this week on videocassette: "Tne Believer" (RCA-C.lamMa H.-e VW.O. VHS-Beta. tlt.H. ftaa.t R) "True Believer" 1s fun to ~atch. U nfonunatcly, 1t 1s not belie~aole. James Woods plays. with his trldemark mtens1t)'. Eddie Dodd. a pioneerin1 c1v1I nJhts lawyer who lost his 1960s spmt on the way to Fund for new Irvine fheatre . . growing the ·sos. He finds himself defending mostJy drug dealers. and defending himself for doing so. Along comes a young lawyer, Roger (Robert Downey Jr.). who worships Dodd's earlier work. and an 8-ycar-old murder case in which lhe defendant might actually be innocent. Dodd 1s reluctant 10 take the case. and Roger sneers. "It was close. huh'? We almost defended so.meone who wasn't a drug.dealer." But Dodd plunges into the case and he also finds he's fighting public corruption and \anous urban ev.is. The problem with the mov1t, du-cctcd by Joseph Ruben, 1s that instead of taking a close }ook at Dodd's djsillusionment. or at the relationship between Dodd and Roger, "True Believer" lakes the easy way out and goes for the thrills. -By Mary MacVeH A11oclated Pre11 Writer •.,-.e MJdnl .. t H01r" (Vldmark, VHS-Beta, tit.ts) "The Midnight Hour" is a good little vampire, witches and ghouls talc starring Shari Bclafon1c-Harper as a witch who brings terror to a small town on Halloween. Although there arc recognizable names 1n the movie, the acting leaves much to be desired. Co-star· rina arc: Levar Bunon. Lee Mon1- aomery1 Dick Van Patten, Kevin McCarthy, Jonelle Allen, Dcdcc Pfeifer and Candy Morpn. I SUMMERFUNm WHEN: JuJy 17·21 , WHERE: Corona del M~r Hlati WHO: <Guys ft G1;1 9·161 Betinmnic lc Int~ .. Aly .... 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"The Midniahl Hour" is an adequate httle horror flick for a rainy Saturday afternoon. -By Clui1 Frad Altodate4 Press Writer Romanian emigre brings talent to OC By RICHARD DUREE O~f'ktCOfT~ lhree and a half years ago. noted Romanian ballerina Stella Viorica escaped from her native country and found her way to Orange County. After a brief time in New York. in obscrvanre of the popular wisdom lhat anists must go there to succeed. she returned to Oranae Counly and now makes her home here. "New York was so cold," she sa}'s. "I mean the people. Always in a hurry and so rude. I hated 1t. so I came back here where I have some friends and where people are friend· her. The weather 1s nicer. too.'' sht ad<Sed with a gnn. In her native Romania. V1onca was an honored prima ballenna with the Romanian State Opera Ballet. She was awarded firo;t pr11l' 1n the Moscow International Ballet Fec;ti· val in 1978 and the Tok)O Inter- national Ballet Festival in 1979 and won second place at the London competition. She has toured throughout Europe and Asia and to Cuba with the Romanian State Opera. With her credentials firmly estab- lished, lhc 33-:rcar-old native of Bucharest has set out to make her contributions to improve the cul- tural hfe of Orange Count). "People here arc read} to Learn about dance.'' she said. "but the' seem to still think of going to thi:· ballet as a social occasion rather than an art1st1c e' ent " When asked ahoul her opinion of the local dance talent. her cH·s sparkled. · "They're wonderful... she said "They're ready to ti) an} thing and the) work hard. We ha' e some reall)' dedicated and taltnll'd dancers and there arc some vel) good dance companies in the area. We need to encourage them 10 stay here and impro'e our own danel' communit). but it's so difficult with the lack of interest and support here." Viorica's repertoire includes all the tradtional classical ballet'i 4'0 well-k1· >wn to ballet lo' crs. Her anistk intertsts now arc ctntered in teaching and chorcographina for the ~!let Montmarte. where she has been the art1st1c'dircctor for the past t" o > l'ars. She 1s 'cry proud of her own new chorl'ograph1c creations. which are a part of the compan) ·s repertoire along "11h t.·,rerpts from the classic ballets. "There has been a \\Ondt.•rful 1m· pro\ement in tht' past ~o )Cars since l''c been here:· she stated. turning serious ... Ballet Montmanl' IS \Cl) }Oung and "{' ha\C a )OU lh compan} "h1ch 1s 1mpro'lng \Cl') fast. The) "111 mo' c into the senior com pan~ a<, soon as the) 're old enough and the} "111 make the com· pan\ stronger as the' do·· Despite her Un fa\ Orable \le\\ Of the current status of arts support 1n the count} -a' 1e" she shares "1th others in the arts commun1t} - V1onca has hope~ that things will 1mpro\c as the community begins to rcalw: the quaht) of local com· panics. • She 1s serious about doing her part. Because of her escape from Romania and the potential impacts on family member.; remaining thert.·. she has remained out of the puhlir e)e until recent!}. No". howe\Cr. Orange Count) 1s about !O realizt a new treasure in 119 ov.n arts com- munit). Kolpin joins-local troupe Alexander Kolpm, currently pnn- cipal dancer with the Royal Danish Ballet, will JOm California Theatre Ballet as a permanent guest artist begi_nning with the com pan) 's 1990-91 season. "I am very excited to havt one of the major youna male staruf the ballel world joininf our new pro- fessional company.' said CTB's ar· tistic director, Donald Bradburn. "Alexander is unique in his mastery of the Boumooville style as well as bcinJ a dancer with dramatic qualities and an extremely high level of technical achievement." Kolpin received critical acdaim for bis rccen1 performance in the litle role of EuJenc Lonna's "Bill> the Kid" at UCI. Kolpin's Cahfom1a Theatre Ballet debut will include dancina the role of Albrttht in lhe full-lcn11h "Gi1ellc," and the lead in Roland Petit's "Le jeune homme ct la mort .. He also plans lo stage and dance in the third act of Bournon· v1lle's "Napoli.'' along with other sckct1ons b) the I 9th-Century Danish choreographer. anO to per- form in ballets by Ge-orge Balachint and Jerome Robbins. Kolpin also hopes to have new works created for him that would enter the company's permane~ repertoire. "I am looking forward to my association with a developing com- pany," said Kolpin. "It 1s very im- portant to my growth as a dancer and artist to experience new challenacs 1n performing. I also look forward to coaching and sta11n1 the ballets I grew up w11h in the Royal Danish Ballet and. of coursr. lo portraying 'Bill>· again." Kolpin 1s performing this summer with the Ro)al Danish Ballet al festivals in Hamburg. Germany and Athens. Grcccc. ENT DAILY PILOT/S.turdey, July 8, 1989 A9 • "'-0 ,,. ,, ,,,, '"' Dixie's .baby is the apple of Adam's eye ly LYNDA HIRSCH Horth~~· ALL MY CHILDREN: Dixie survives the caesarian. but the baby, Adam Jr., has serious breathing problems. Skye tells Nico her father. who had wanted her to be a boy. was inattentive when she was growing up. and she admits she is jealous of the love Adam 1s giving his new son. Palmer is intrigued by Tad's obvious love for Daiue. The baby surv ives a bout with pneumonia. Pos1na as a doctor. Tad sneaks into D1x1e's hospital room. Barbara agrees to move in with Travis Larue aarecs to kee{> David's nng as a secret symbol of their love. A while-gloved hand 1s seen holding a bottle of Enca·s perfume "Enchantment." Brooke tells Ross she doesn't mind his accepting Adam's request that he be Adam Jr.'s godfather. Karen attempts to seduce Adam. ANOTHER WORLD: Matt 1s surprised b) Ohv1a·s presence at the apanment. Sam's New York an showing as a Oo p. Cass and Frankie tail Locas. Frankie thinks she 1s being followed. When a cherT) bomb is to ssed into Frankie's car. Cass saves her from inJury. Stunned b y the truth of Jake and Vick) ·s l1a1son . Marley moves an with Donna. Stacey and Derek grow close. AS THE WORLD TURNS: Hal assures Paul there is no evidence that James is alive. Juhe rents Beau's apanmcnt. Shanno n as shocked a t Duncan's suggestion that she abon Glenn's child. Shannon faints 1n Dun- can~s arm s. Amy and Roy marry. After Julie Otrts with him , Andy lands her a JOb at the yac ht club. Niles thinks Derck and Lily are an love. Brock's father. Philip, forbids hrs divorce because that would damagt' Brock's public image. Having made love to Emily. Paul is finding girls his own age less attrac\1\e. ~th pa)s a surpnse 4th of July v1s11 to Oakdale. BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL: Caroline canno t bchc"e that Ridge could still sleep wtth Brooke after lcammg about the letter After Bill tells them of Caroline's plan to d ivorce Thorne. Enc and Stephanie decide the) must tell Ridge that Thorne shot him. D1scovenng Ridge sleeptng in the guest room. Caroline tells hrm she's d1 vorr;ang his brother Caroline's dec1S1on to tell Thom e of her plan 1s stalled when he sufTers a debilitating headache. Caroline 1s advised b) her attorney to move out of the house Mac) tells Mick she doesn't want him on the rebound. Sall) 1s angf) \A.hen she realizes Macy loves Mick. and Clarke cannot understand "'hY Kristen has returned to rcJeCttng his sexual advances. DAYS OF OUR LIV~S: Farth ts torn bet"'ccn loyalty 10 her father arfd' her love for Marcus. Jack 1s furio us when he learns that Jennifer has asked Em1lto to sta) at her loft until he finds a JOb. Roman as stunned that KimbcrJy has befriended Cal. and Kimberl) cannot admit 1ha1 the reason is that Cal has helped her hide pictures taken of her as a prostllute. Kimberl~ receives a strange message from Shane on her answering machine .\rnl pretends she 1s back o n the bottle so that Mike wtl stay away from her. Nick offers to marry April as a means of turning Eve awar from him. To get revenge on Nick. Eve accepts Scotts offer to make her a star Robin breaks up a night of passionate love-making between Mike and Apnl when Jeremy develops a fever and 1s taken to the hospital. Monica a sks Cal lO meet him. When he arrives at the meeting place, "Monica," who turnc; out to be: a man. knocks him out and ties him up. making 11 1mposs1blc for him to prevent Kimberly from walking into a trap GENERAL HOSPITAL: Colton warns Frisco to stay away from-Felrrur.-fnsco decides that thl' fir'>t order of business is to kill Domino Robert r'i JCalou~ of Kathy's nc"' friend Ramon ~e tells Scott hi.' " proud of htm and want'i him to buck Ola' 1a no matter what her la"}ers tr) to pull Scott. fearing that a blackma1ltng Oltv1a will ruin his career. s.cts Luq to help steal the t'' 1dence Anna has against Olt' 1a ~ott a nd Luc) then '°"' ince Oil\ 1a that the c' 1dence was dcstro)ed in a fire. Anna watches as Oh ' 1a s1~s her confession. Robin has a crush o n Rowd> Monica tells Gail she 1s thralled that she and .\Ian arc "'ork1ng on their marriage. C harhe sa)s goodb~c to .\shton and Dawn. Frisco follows Domino aboard the ~phrod1tc. where he plants a bug and learns that he ha<; cumpan) -Mouse. Melissa comes betw~n Da"'n and 'led Worried about the missing Frasco. Ton) takcc, a cab to the dock. where he find'i Frisco and argues "1th h1 m Disoriented and !>tumbling after the fight. Ton~ foggil ' secs Bobbie and BJ coming toward him. and a forkltt't headed for BJ. A rush of adrenaline brings him to h1o; senses. He pu~hes Bobby and RJ out of thc path of thl· forklift and 1s hit by 11 him c;elf GENERATIONS: When Ruth arnvco; for a garden party, Henry puts her to work. J.D. '"' 1tcs Jco;sica to hear him at a rock club. Trevor learns J.D. plans to ask Jessica for money. Before J .D. can do l>O, Jessica gets angry and leaves. Rob 1s given an ad'"ance for h1<, hook. and Jessica tells him to cash the chi:c:k Wanting 10 keep tabs on Adam. Henry gives him a nearb) o tlice S~h rn wants Jessica's Lacey character tc' 1Hd and bad. on "Tomorrow Is Another Da} :· and 1ns1st'i that fr'ls1ca resume: the role. Monique tc:ll-. Sam 'ihe IO\l''> J:i .. un Doreen turns down Martin's lunch inv11a11on GUIDING LIGHT: Alan-Michael and Vera fct·d D)lan. Ed and Holl} arc funo uc, "'hen the) lc:arn Philip paid Roger's bail Alan-Michael rcaltzc\ that Frank and Samaiitha arc .. m11tcn On th1.·1r first mcl'tlng. Ruger and Sonni arc 1n .. 1antl) a11ra<'ll'd Will karn!> th<11 Mind) 1s return mg to 'ipringfidd to \tgn di\ orct" papers. Fed up "'1th a 'i~'>tem that .allo"s W1ll tb go !rel· Rust) turns 1n his badgl' Wanda and Lio nel 'iharc: a first ktSS. Although he m1s~s Blakr Philip thinks about Beth. Josh grudgingl) "elcomcs 8 111) back into thl' firm. Vanessa's return surprises Henry. who learns Dinah 1s 1n Europe and Bill~ Jr. 1s at summl'r camn Rust) decides 10 kill Will. E'en though he knmH Dylan 1s an CA·con. Bill) hm•s him to do }ard "o rk. Fletcher sells Macve's house: to Vanc:<;'ia. 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(1Jb11l'lk hlam l·' \l.1\0 \ 1natk4uatl· hou,1ng and parl·n11ng. \U'illn take\ '-,a ra h to thl· "'1nt' l·dlar \t V1k1\ tn!.1st cm'i.'. < •abnl'lk takL''> hl'r there 100 ,., •\u'>t1n prc:pa1c:~ Ill 'h11111 \'1k1 < 1;1hndk pu,hl'' a ~'l nL' ralk to""ard' him. he: lluLk\ ;ind 11 falh on ~ara h Brenda tell'> Dan ~he ha\ calll'd ofl h er enpgcment to Llrl) Brenda bewme~ attached 10 .\' 1a. a young gJrl at the: nurwl). • SANT A BARBARA: Ethan quesuons Michael about Leo Mitchell's murder Ne"'<>paper headlines 1 announce Robert B.irr'\ plan to take O"er C'ap"ell lnduMnes (iana and Bunn) decide 1t ts time Bunn) mO\l'd out. When Brando n protests. Gina sa)'s she is , sorr) but Bunn) "'antl' Megan turned do"' n < .< .''> mamagt" propo~I Sandra ts sp}tn8 o n the < ap"l'll' for Rohen uura tells E1han about her pa!>t "'Ith \1 1lhat-I Jamie and Leo 'Arlt.hell \\hen [than Y \'> hl" kno"'" tht stof). Laura rnnnol bclte'l' he ,.., tr) Ing to pin Lt-o's murdl"r o n 'A1r hael 'Aegan del ides to go a"'av for a fe-. daH YOl'SG ,ANO.RESTLESS: .\fter naming Der~k a' her rap1\t ( rickct m o\ e~ 1n \\Ith "-tna Salena tell!. ( m l..<:t that "d4Jll' rape" l·on' 1ct1on~ are d ifficult ( nlkc:t "\lunnc:d "hen Derck send<, her llo"'ers and ' d 1hank-\1Ju noll' £rel' on ~HI and fired fro m Jabot Dc:rek .. i1p'> .a note und<'r < ndet's apanmcnt d oor , dl'n' ing ha ~ hJrgl' ol rap<: and suggesting the~ talk < arf lOO\ldl·r' ( J\\andrJ thl· '\o I '>U~pect 1n George's murder and plan~ to crall ha Jlib1 .\greeing to help < arl. \'1ltor 1n ' tics ( a\sandra to the ranch and work~ ht'> l harm!> on her Re(CI\ ing another rental t ar bill angcr'> ( a\~ndra Hey, hey! The Monkees are back From Ctty News Service LOS ANGELES -The: "'1o nkl'c\ JO•n the nostalgia 1n ' a\lon nl Southern C'altforn1a 1h1'> "l'l'kend "'llh two scheduled pcr1ormanle<. including the fir<,t 1n :!O u•a r<. \I.It h Michael Nesmith. and a \1onkers con,cntton Tickets were still a'<1 1lahlc I nJa, for unda)°'i reunion performamc a·t the L1nl\·ersal .\mph11hcatc:r Monkc:cs Da') Jone<,. Peter r ork and Macke) Dolen1 toured o;uccc<:.\- fully three )Cars ago. but Sunda) "'Ill be the fir't lime that Nesmith. a video producer. ha~ n:.1oincd the group. A ~rformancc toda}. \\>t lhoul Nesmith. begins at 8 p m. at the Celebrity fheater in Anaheim. A spokts\\oman ..aid plent~ of tickets arc left for that show. Mean"'h1lc, a Monkees con,en- t1on kicks off at 10 a.m toda) at the Shcraton-l 'nt,e r~I hotel in L'nl\er- sal Cit} The: e'ent runs thro ugh MOf'lda} e' cnmg, "'1th thousands ol fans. some from as far a"'a' as Japan. npected to attt'nd. organ.11ers said. .\nd member'> o f America's mop- headed repl~ to the '60s Bnush 1nvas1on -who recorded <out h h1u as "Las1 Train to Clark!> ville ... 'Tm a Believer" and "Daydream Be· ltever" -will be on hand Mondav to re(e1 ve their star on the Hollv· wood Walk of Fame. · Unveiling 1s scheduled at 11 a.m. 1n front of Hollvwood Boulevard's Vogue ·Theater. site of the premiere of the Monkees· unsuccessful 1968 \t:nture 1n10 film. "Head." a plotless free-for-all that co-suarred Ten Garr, Frank Zappa and Jack Nicholson_ .\ brainchild o f NBC. the Monkees "'ere put together in 1966 as a TV • 'eh1cle to tap the giant )Outh market spawned by the Bea- tles phenomenon Doleoz and lhc English-born J ones were former <:h1ld actors. while Nesmith and Tork "'ere small-11 me mus1c1ans. J Th~ show, a n Amencanizcd "A Hard Day's Ni&ht." was a big. but shonJ1ved hit. fhe "manufactured .. group recorded several sucassful song.s. mcl udmg "A L1ule Bit Mc. A Little 811 You." "Pleasant Valley Sunday" and .. Vallen." Their last was "D W. Washburn" in 1968. IGANA JOMES AND ntE LAST ClllUSAOE l"Q-13! 1 IO'MI 617¥\ TIO ~ Slete?I IJ 4S?l>SIHOO tO ~ GHOSTBUSTtAS II (PG) 11 00 I IS 3 § 6 158 'l II 00 BATMAN (PG·t3) 170mm 6 lradl Dolbvl 10~ 130 ' IS7001000 BA NAN (PG-t 3) DUD '°'15 SOClrT'f C'GI DlAD POfTI IOClllY INt 17l)ift6ttld~ Dot>'~Wl, 112 •s31~1s 'se~10 50 11JOJ1!11s ,5eJO10 so I .. ,, "'~ ....... . ' ~ . 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THE KARATE KIO TI4E AMAl F'RONT1UI ll'Cl PART 1tt tPG\ 11tSt30)4006~8') 1100 II (W) I 1)1345 6 15 8 ~S II 00 GREAT BALLS ~ ARE f PG-t 3) "' 00 ~ 1) ''.XI 6 45 900 1115 GHOSTBUSTfRS 11 IPGl 110 15 12'30) 3"()() s 30 8 00 10 30 SAT t2.30 WEEKEND AT BEANIES (PG13\ (10 15 12 IS) 2 JO 4 30 to 30 SAT t2 45 12 30 3 15 5 45 8.30 11 :00 GREAT 9ALLS cw F1R£ '~ 13} 1121s u11 us toot 1s 111s A&O Or-.. CoMt DAILY PILOT I Saturd•y, July 8, 1989 Na one stands so tall as when he stOops-to .. help DEAR ANN LANDERS: Have I ~ the last American who is willina to ttoop down and pick up a piece of merchandise that has fallen on the noor? Such an item is sure to be toiled, stained, tom. ruined, dis- carded or sold at a discount. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 am a Why am I concerned af a $3.SO It. package of frozen food is spoiled when nobody else cares? I guess it's because I remember my mother tcll- ina me that real pride means beina ninth grader at Taipei American School. I am a Chinese and wa s born in Taiwan. able to stoop to pick something us;>. I wish more parents had taught their children this concept. -LT. C'OL. T.H;:. MT. PLEASANT. S.C. The man-aer of a discount house in Charleston, S.C., tt'lls me that he has been in merchandisina for more than 20 years and bas never seen such a lack of respect by customers. This costs millions of dollars. which in the end is paid by the consumer. I can't believe that no one sees a dress that has dropped off the hang- er, or the SlO toy taken from a shelf by an unwatched kid and left in the· aisle. or the package of frozen crab- meat tossed among the crackers when a shopper has changed his or her mind.· Or.;AR LT. COL.: I aal1te you for wrltlag a provocative letter. I'm afraid ~e eallou1 attitude you de-- 1crlbe aboul mercluaadlae 11 alto reflected ID tbe lack of respect people laave for one uotltf:r today. Unf orl•aalely, If we don't Jeara tbl1 at bome, aloa1 wltb otlter ba1lc values, we will most likely never 1et Even though I am an American ci11ze n, I find it annoying when I hea r people assume that any product 1hat bears the label "Made in Taiwan" as crumm¥ and will fall to pieces 1he moment 11 is taken home. Taiwan products are no longer cheap and poorly made. In fact, they arc gelling better all the time be- cause Chinese people.-now take great pnde in their work. '•· "'" \k 1-:ns Who hasn't seen shopprrs kicking merchandise out of the way, rather than bend down to pick it up? Today, Taiwan e:cpons many LA street preacher take·s aim at Rob LOwe ly The Associated f'ress LOS ANGELES -Rob Lowe, who is beahg sued in Atlanta by a woman who claims the actor used her 16-year-old daughter in a sex video. •~ now under fire from a street preacher who 'doesn't want Lowe setting foot in his apanmcn1 co-op to film a new movie. • John Medford. the preacher and church maintenance chief who lives at the Glen Donald co-op just west of downtown, said his goal was to rnakc sure Lowe didn't corrupt the morals of the building's residents. Medford, 47. is trying to get the building's 70 resideots to sian a petition declaring they don't want Lowe on the property. So far. he said he has collected 2S signatures. Lowe is accused in a lawsuit in federal court of video tapina a kx.ual encounter bct"'cen t"'O women in his hotel suite whale he '1s11ed Atlanta last summer for the Democretic Nataonal'<'on- vention. In the new movie. "Bad Lnnucnce..·· loYte plays a character who videotapes a couple an bed and a murder. Medford, who works at the Southern Bapt1 t Church in Hollywood. said he was offended b> Lowe's alleged behavior. but he also ObJCCts to the scenario of "Bad Influence." bcl·n signed "1th 'tc\C Tasc h. the mo' tl•'s producer. "The bu1ld1ng needs the n10nc>-" said Flinchum. "We can't get off into Rob Lowc·s personal life. If he dad something wrong. let the cuum de<:idl'." Tasch 1sn·t "'orried. ··The contract 1s band- ing.'' he said. Beo,1dcs. he added. Lowe has onl~ om· brief o,\'Cl1l' Sl'heduled at the apannwnt t•ompk\. NASHVILLE. Tenn.-Gospel-pop singl'r Amy Grant is cxpecttng her set.·ond child an December. a spokt·.,man said Frida}. C'haL Cowne. ber tour manager. said the pregnant» "'Ill ha'e ht1k cfTct·t on Grant'<, concert !>chcdulc. which tapers off after l·arl~ August he and husband Gar) Chapman. a s1ngcr- songwntcr. a1'o .ire parl'nt of a son. Matt. born an September 1%7. Grant. :?IS. sang a No I duct. "Nc\t Tame I Fall." an 1986 \\llh C\·Ch1cago lead anger Peter Cetera. Her ··L'nguarded" and "Age to Age" albums ha .. e sold more than I million copies • apiece. Sherill Rad. Htll. Tucker said she doesn't thin!.. the vice president has an} speaking engagements planned but said the fa mil> will probably '1s1 t Qua) lc's grandmother. who ll\es in Franklin LAS VEGAS -Aviator Llsandro Garay- Mejia, once feted as thr "Honduran Lindbergh .. for his effort t6 fl} from New York to his native Honduras. has won U.S. c1ti1ensh1p fo r a second time. Garay wore his old Navy uniform and held a U.S. flag during ci tizenship ceremonies Thurs- da> an federal court. "Th as is a wonderful present," said Garay. ..,,.ho turned 90 on Wcdnesda}. .An early av1a1or in has country. Gara) onganall y got his U.S. c111zensh1p in the 1920 to fl> for the U.S. Na''). Through a ruse b) a poliucall) hostile Hondura n government in 1931. the United State \\as misinformed that Gara) ..,,.as scr,ang 1n the Honduran malatal') at the time.· and has U.S. c1111cnship "as withdrawn. He returned to the United States in I 9R3 after decades as a banker and then a reurec an Honduras . MONROE. Mich. -Kaye Lani Rae Raflto, a former Miss America. will nde a horse-drawn products that have Amencan brand names. We hardly see anythina made in the U.S. anymore. Your designer clothes in our department stores and malls have labels that say. "Made in Hong Kona," "Made in Korea" or ''Made in China." This also applies to American elec trical appliances. Why is this? Please, Ann Landers. tell your people to stop knocking products that are made in Taiwan. even as a joke. It is not that we have no humor about us. it as because such remarks are an insult. -STU- DENT IN TAIWAN DEAR STUDENT: Tbere wa1 1 time wlaen merclland11e made la Tah~u wa1 JI.Dk, ud It did faJl to plecea, but no lor.cer I• ell• trae. Amerlcu1 are well aware of tlte Improvement u .d Tahr1n product• are e1nlng our reapeet. Tbe rea1on you do nol 1ee many product• made In America 11 be- cauae wages are mucb blgbel' la tbe Ualted States and It 11 more e1- pen1lve to manufacture bere. Tbaalt you for wrlllag. We Deed to bave better eommu.nlcatloa betweea our cou.ntrles. Tbe better we get lo how one aaotlter tile more we wlll come to reallte tbat ~pie of all racea, colora ud creeu are preuy mucb tile 11me. .. Lowe is influencing arrd ruining the }Outh.'' said Akos Szalas. a 60-year-old retiree who signed Medford's petition. COLUMB US. Ind. -Vice President Dan Quayle and his famil y arc coming home to Indiana for what a rclata ve called a personal trap. carriage 10 church as she and Ion gt i me bo) friend . '------'--...--................ ..,;;.....,.-=--------------' Chark!> Wilson arc married tocla> before 800 onlookers. Not all re~idcnts agree. .... We've had Clint Eastwood here filmin g. His films weren't btblicnJ.'' said Eli zabeth Wolder. 82. The Quaylcs plan to stay w11 h Mani) n Qu~~~·s stepmother. Elaine Tucker of Trafalgar. and take their 10..year-old daughter Corinne to "Kaye Lani is. running around doing l''el')- th ing herself." said her mother. Jacqueline Rafko. "She's out there picking up the programs. seeing that the tu>.e~ fit and planning evcr')'thing. 11 ·~ a camp, Tucker said. . Erbun Ainchum . chairman of the comm ittee that aovcrns the building. said a contract has Indiana's form er junior se nator wall arrive Sunda}' at Columbus Municipal Airpon and will tra'd by motorcade. said Bartholomew County lot of "'or!..." I. '1. HO\ D British bowmen initiated victory sign Af\el' the Battle of Crccy. the French swore they'd defeat the En$- lish lon,bowmen and cut off their two string finacrs. After the Battle of A&incoun. the En&Jish bowmen held up their two strin' finacrs to show tfiey 11dl had them. The British SI)' thit was the oriain of the "V for Vitaory" s11n. In a building infested with rats. the bTown rats live in the cellar, the black rats in the attic. Q. Why do I act dizzy af\cr I span around? A. Whirlina of that balance Ouid in your ~rs ac1s out of sync with the racing of the landscape past )'Our eyes. Mixed messaacs to the brain t.nlltf lhe defensive si1nal. dizzi- ness, which says, an effect. Whatever you're doina. knock it off. Forty-ei1ht percent of the llOICO't OPI cauzenl) eats dinner in the kitchen. On Manhattan Island. 12.S miles long and 2.5 mile wide with SOO males of pa' ed streets arc more than I 00,000 places through which )'OU can descend in10 lhe vast nt'lher· world of vaults and tunnels. Jn its scni~ at least. that "Beauty and the Beast show isn't so far ofT. In Alaska, I'm told, the spring dandelions arc called "mountain mums." and are pointed out with soml' pride to tourists. Q. When )OU S« a crescent moon on a clear night. you al o soml'timcs sec a "ague outline the whole moon. Why? A. The bn&ht haht an the crescent 1s from the sun. Outline light as rcnectcd off the eanh and back aa.a1n. A diet doctor says breakfast cereal cate~ can be dh·ided into t\\O categories based on how much milk they put an the bowl: "little" or "lots.' A bat cute. Point is milk dilutes supr. so the more milk .fOU use. the more sugar you want. The "ltttlc" milk J)COple find it easier to cut calorics. Turkey vultures that congregate reaularly at Hinckle y. Ohio, dl'fend their territory by regurgitating car- rion upon intruders. Viewers arc advised to observe them from a distancl' with field glasses. Q. Why did th.at assassin shoot President William McKinley? A. Anarchist Leon Czolaosz said he had the urae "to kill a areat ruler." A feline f1ncier says cats hate the smell of oranae peel -so if you pin pluas. flre. Em~rkin-upon journey should require additional supplies. ass"ranccs reprd1nJ transportation. Dispute among family members proves minor. ICORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Horizons expand. Stress versatility, aivc full plar. to intellectual curiosi-!l.. Some will accuse you of beina utravaplft." Key i'. t!' . maintain your own pace. Ocm101 is sincere but mis.informed. IAGl'M'AIUUl(Nov. 2~Dec. 21): Various cycles hiahlilht strenath. displly. initiative. Clote relahve 11~1. ··1 want to be ,.rt of the action!" It will be necessary to rein- force 1tructure. 1ppmatus. Scorpio pla}'S )~e~ .1 CAPIUCOllN (Dec. 2l·Jan. 19): Information ~~ Im than two wtftl .. _ wil be l>nkomifti. .... volves · dllllction, mocivc, dnti- nadOe. Y•'ll KIUiftY have 1>0'-_...alfrivilllld dMa. _;MIUAmlJI (Jen. 20-F• II~ r:..u, :ri•bcr ~ 9DOd .... coacera .. •itb fUlfiltmeu, a few sections of said peel to your chairs and couches for a couple of weeks. your cat won't claw same. This item is offered without war- ranty. please note. Am told a healthy elephant nevel' stops arowing. Among those who'd never read any law books whatsoever -be- tween 1820 and 1850 in the United States -were numerous men ac- credited rtot only as lawyers but as judges. The three areat predators of Nonh America have long been listed as wolves. bears and mountain lions. But wolves are dyi ng out and coyotes arc movina an to take their place. Your assjanment is to name the animals expected to take the pl1ccs of bearl ind mountain lions. Tum in your pe.per by Friday_ finances. Sale as made, provides stimulus to bu~incss, career. Ro- mance once apan on track. Gift received from one previously indjf- fcrcnt. PISCES (Feb. I 9·March 20): Secret mcetina provides infor- mation, stimulation. You'll be told about need for .. quack action ... Focus on spttial documents, aarec-- menll, cooperative cfTons. You're likely to auend motion picture premiere. IP IVL Y H II YOUll BIRTHDAY you aakcd for more spice, variety, ftttdom. Much of thi1 will be Jl'8nt- cd an Auaust. You have unusual voice, ICDte of drama, appreciate an. music. litnature. You are 11- u.ctavc and telf-indultlent. You 'should pay more lllefttion to diet, aulrition. You do ha~ ''sweet 100th." Taurus, Ubra. Scoroio per-aons _ DlaJ imponant ro1es-1n your Ille. •t0re July is ftaiabed. money dilpute iavolviat doile retnvn lbOuld be amicably ICtded. uau111 dilcowtl, Oft -fOt )OU i• Oaober. Neat to meet, but not eat This Is one bunch of vegetables that 4 -year -old Sarah McBee of Pelham , Ga., was happy to meet but not eat . Mr. Vegeta le Man 11 made from produce grown In Callaw ay Gardens• 7'/J-acre demonstration garden. SPOTl,IGlll' • Huntington Woman ·now a Peace Corps volunteer Lee Anne Mcilroy of Huntington lk.arh ha!!i b«n arccpted into the Pl'a\·e Corps and ''on her wa~ 10 thl' ( omoros Islands. As a Peace (. orp~ \Oluntecr. ~he plans 10 teach English to high school students. She graduated from Fd1son High St·hool all llun11ngton Reach and earned a degree in lingu1st1cs from UCLA an 1987. Her experience as a teacher of abused and delinquent adolescents helped her qualif) for th e service. She is the daughter of Robert and Marlene McllrO) of Huntington Beach. • • • Mlcbael Scqu Baraea, son of Dr and Mrs. David Barne of Corona del Mar. rcccl\cd a doctorate 1n dental surgef} at commencement c~ercascs at the University of the Pacific. hoot of J:>cn11stf'}. an ~n Francisco. Barnes.·~ho ~duated from Cor- ona dcl Mllr Haah School. ~ce1v;d his bachelor in science degree from the Univcrsat)' of Utah tn 1986. Barnes wall associate with his father an a acneral practice an Newport Beach. • • • FoHowi"a a national ~arch lor a new curator or education. Laauna Art Museum Director Cllarlet Deamaral1 announced the appoint- ment of Dlue Ellaaopll Slaermu to the post. Sherman comes from the Staten laland Children's Museum in Nrw York. wht're she ,.., .. pubhc pro- arams coordinator. Sherman hold.s a master of ans in museum cdue11ion from Gcorte Wash1n11on Un1vt'r· stl), "ashington D.C. ~hcrman·s experience ancludr~ a graduate 1ntcmsh1p at thl' Harshhom Museum and Sculpture Garden. Snuthsonaan Institution. Washing- ton D.C.. a pos1t1on a!t curatonal a!tlll~tant at thl' Museum of Ameri- can Jewish History. Ph1ladclph1a. and a ~car a!t a student tour guide at the Metropolitan Museum pf Art in Ne"' York. Her background incl.udc'l cumculurn planning • and teaching duties at three primal') schools on the Ea t Coast. As curator of education. Sherman \\ 111 be re ponsablc for developing and coordinaung }OUth and adult Pt"<?&rams that complement ex ht· b1t1ons. • • • Congratulat1on!t to O\\ ncrs Rleb- ud and Nucy Ayr~• and architect Cbrl1 Abel for their newly renovated C t•dat Creek Inn of Laguna Beach The~ ha .. e been presented wuh the Valla'e Laguna [){'\lgn .\ward. wh1ch·rccoan1zes projects that dcm- onstrlue scns1t1Vtt) to the prcscr- ' at1on of the \lllage charm and character of the communny The building was onginally ron· structcd in 1919. was the home of Laauna Beach Lumber from 1919 to 1975, and then became the Ivy House Restaurant. In 1981 , the buildin.g was ident- ified as a candidate for the National H 1stonc RqJstcr. I he structure as sianificant H the former home of Laauna's oldelt buiincu. and as Ont ol' the architcc· tu1I hiahliahts that distinguish the down1own ara. SATURDAY, JULY 8. 1989 Taking a stab at All-Star team of the decade 8y TOM JACKSON ~Newts.Mee All-star fever is epidemic. ls it tribute o r folly that Mike Schmidt, a retired third baseman, aeu enouah votes to start next Tues- day's pme? We're wiJling to part with the benefit of the doubt until we ,et over to the American League and see where ballot-punching fans keep picking A's outfielder Jose Canse<:o, who's been on the disabled list since before Opening ~Y· Of course the voting is silly. Of coul'1C it's mindless. The best every- day shortstop in the National Leque nowadays is the Reds' .Barry Larkin, but, as usual, it's Ozzie Smith who is first at the ballo t box. So what? It's the fans' game, a backyard barbecue of a contest that thrives on television, sort of like a HlllHllUO' Bob Hope Chnstmas Special. Bob gathers the usual suspects each year because he knows that's what we wan t to !>CC All-Star Games a re no different. But as the end of 1 he 1980s draws near, now 1s the umc to reflect on which of those s~rs has had a lasting glow. Some have only re~ntly ar- n ved. but others won't be w11h us much longer, as should be made poignantly clear when Schmidt takes his bow. Who have been the best players of the '80s? I've marked my ballot. Here 1s one All-Star Team of the Decade. Catcher: While Carlton Fisk and Bob Boone have spent the 1980s in weight rooms, each trying to outlast the other. the Mets' Gary Carter has spent the decade before 1elev1s1on cameras. At All-Star Games. At NL Championship Series. Before games of the week. And in studios where com- • merciaJs are J}ot. It ~ms to work Caner hlls hlt more homers and dnven 1n more runs than any other catcher 1n baseball in the '80s. First base: Eddie Murray. For- midable offensive punch makes amends for Murray's vacillating moods. And there was even a 11mc when Murray worked the best glove 1n the American League. A up of the cap to Keith Hernandez and Don Mattingly. Second base: Ryne Sandberg. No contest. He's won six straight Gold Gloves. has averaged more homers per season ( 13.6) than any other '80s second baseman and steals about 30 bases a year. f htid base: Wtth apologies 10 W:ide Boggs and George Brett. ,, . ., no contest agam. Mike Schmidt perhaps the best third baseman e'"er was maJnificenL 1n the '80s He led the National League in home run~ John Mc•nroe tall•• tumble during his 1emlfln•I match at Wimbledon against Stef•n ~dberg on Centre Court ~rld•y. ll \.IO IC I I \ f, I I IC \'I II \I I . Blyleven outduels Viola, 4-2 \ \f,1.1., '' 111·.UI 11 HOME Todav-Tw1ns. I 70. Jv9-Twlns, 2 OS JvH>-•dle Jvll-AH·Slar Game., from The Auodat~ ftrns Bert Blyleven continued old folks' week at Anaheim Stadium Friday nilbt One day after 42·ycar-old Nolan Ryan blanked California on a th~~ hitter, Blyleven1 38, exacted his own ~venae over hts former team. Blyleven pitched a seven-hitter in the Anael1' 4-2 victory over thw M innesota Twins. the team that traded him away last November. Tbe victory, coupled wuh Oak· land's Jou at home apinst Texas. vaulted the Angels beck mto first place in tbc American Lea&uc .Weat, a half .... me up on the Atfileucs. .. Tho1e auys arc really Dbenomenal," California Man•gcr Doua Rader said of Ryan and Blyleven, the two v.1nn1ngest act1,e pitchen in the majors. "To be still that strong and sull want to compete that much 1s ter- rific." Blyleven, 8·2. lowered h1~ i.\mcn· can Leaguc-leadini ERA 10 2.15 with his fi rst complete gamr since April 22. He outdueled Frank Viola. 11 dose friend, who beat the Angels. 2-1, last unrlay in a game Bl yle,cn staned a nd pitched seven scoreless 1nn1ngs. "I couldn't let him get tv.o-up on me. He would have never let me hear the end of 11." Blyleven said. "I definitely wasn't as emotional as the last time (in Minnesota). This 11 my home now and I felt comfortable. "I lhtnk I had better stuff that time. but I had better location this umc "I can't say enough about him (Blylcven). He kept everyone off. balance," Minnesota Manager Tom Kell) said after the Twins' foun h loss in a row. The Angels broke a 2-2 tte in the third inning. Wally Joyner was h11 by a pitch w11h one out. went to third on Bnan Dowmng's sinJle and sco1ed as Devon White forced Down1nK at second. Lahfornta added a run in the s1'th o n a walk to Ch1h Da' 1s and Jack Howell's two-ou\ tnple and got another tn the eighth when Da' 1-; drew a two-out walk. took second on Lance Parrish's single and scored when lcf\ fielder John Moses failed Dodgers' skid reaches five after 6-4 setback ly JOI MOOSHIL sixth. ,., ....,.. ~ "lt was not my dec1s1on. 11 was h his," Cubs Manaaer Don Zimmer CHICAGO -Jerome Walton as said. "He told the p11ch1ng coach h is siahts set o n being Rookie of the (Dick Pole) 10 watch him because he Ye.ar and if he keeps playing hkc he didn't think. he had too much Jen ·· did Friday, he could rtahze his foal. The n..A-rs found out early that Walton drove 1n three run with a ~ h double, 1 sacrifice Oy and 1 smgle. John Tudor. makmg o nly his t 1rd leading the Ctucaio Cubs fO 1 6-4 stan s.incc rcconstrucuvc elbow sur· , victory ovct the Lo An&clcs aery. didn't h&\c much. Tudor aot throuah \he fif1t innmg but pvc up ~'i'Os. wa the fifth strat•ht for three flits and failed to retire a batter "' fi in the second. the Dod&ers. match1n1 their h1ah or .. 1 don't know what's the matter. the ~son. while the Cubs have won but my boulder is killina me:· thC' four consecutive pmcs. lef\·handcd Tudor said. "One of my pis wu bcina Rookie of the Year and if r stay "One rc110n I aot throuah th~ first healthy. 1 fttl I have a chance to innana 11 tM CUb wtl"C swina•na at mate it." uid Walton, who ~ent on first pit(he l'Ye bten In a bad the disabled Ii 1 May 10 "'1th a shuatton for a lona tune 1 can only banutrina pull and didn't tttum to hope th.at somehow I can s\flJlhten anion W\Ul June 11 it OUL .. Si11ee his murn, he hu hll .~ to Dodlrn MINIFT Tom Lasorda lift Ilia ovriall avc~ to .298. said hO hadn't talltcd to Tudor. Wiiton, Rack uu:hffc, Llo)'d •·Offc~sivcl , ~·vC' had our prob- d I 1-· •• -id. "It's the main Mt<lendont Vance Law an tt 1cver ....... -Mitcla Willim\s were instrumental teaton we've betn ~ poorty lat In lhl Cuba' victory. ly. I'm hooina for a ICICOftd hair S..~ itnJrOYtd hli tteont to bee.au•. 1hi1 tam it cap9blc ... 104, McOcftdc>ft atancd a three-rvn Reltcvcr Jolul Wetteland. 2-l, was leCOCWt wuh tu1 trvtnth home n1n. the lolcr, allowi"I thrt'e hiu ano t-o L9W Md thre h111 and ICOft'd twtce nan• 1n _..,. m•~ Jv12-'dle AWAY Jvll-Oriotes. 4.35 JvU--Orloles SOS• Jv1S-Orlotei. 4 JS• Jv16-0rlotei, JO·Js• •All gamH on KMPC radio 17101 • On 1e1evl1lon, Channel • • On lelevlslon ~hannel S to catch Howell's sinking liner and was charged w11h an error Viola. 7-9, fell behind :!-0 in thl' SC<'Ond inning when Whale \inglC'<l and Pamsh hit his mnth home run The T"1ns tied 11 1n the top of the third Greg Gagne singled and Tim Laudncr hit his fiftll home run Viola pitched an c1ght-h1u~r. DODf,f H' '( 111 IH I I AWAY Tocs.v--<:ub5, 105 J'(9-Cub,, II ?O • Jylo-tdte Jv 11-All·Star G1me Jvt2-ldlt HOM• Jv 13--Cerdt., S:OsJ Jv 14-Carc:ll, ns JvlS-C¥dl, 711S· Jv lt-<arcb, l-05 • All tatnt' on KABC radio • On t•vlalon. Channel 11 " On t.-Vl•lon. Ctlanntl 1 0'90) homer. and the o thrr t .. o run!! scottd on a iroundout b)' ha~on Dun ton and Walton's double. The Dod&crs tied 11 1·3 m the fourth on a two-run '1nglc by ptnch· hitter Chns G wynn. The Cub~ rcaaincd the lead 1n the bouom or the fourth ancr Damon Berryhill ttached nm on a -wild pitch third strike and Lav. 1nilcd. Ancr a 11 rHicc by Oun ton, lkr- f?)'hall scored on Walton'i cntlct A double by Law ~nd a IWO-OUt uwc b) Walto n P'C the C'u a S·3 lcaa 1n I.he •~th. The Cubs added another run in the aovcnth on an RBI Al• by Berryhill ~fore the ~ ~~cd the tconna in the tiah1h on ic Mumy•s e11hth homer. ,,,, .. , &:' ~t the latt Rvc oul Mike Ma""811 1 ru•-acorana -~ 2l ll~C ln 29 op-= i~ ~!!' put t~~ e F•tunlll/ r ....... ~-~" UK C\abt _.... • T .... ,, ••• Mt. a lllMy IW\. SUtchffe ~ with tlliee naM la "-t attOnd. ind ~ •wn in row btfofc'" UOjd M«ia.dori led oft' the • • .. .,,, ••• .. •• Weill lifted lbf ~1 1MOC:hJutttt if' the onei •imt TUdor With '-it •""''h • ••elNaff .., .... ,.. • five umes. 1n runs baited 1n fo ur times and 1n MVP award!> with three Arguably, onl) Hall o f Farner Brooks Robinson handled the cor- ner better defens1' ely Shonstop: Has an>one e'er field- ed an) pos1t1on w11h the panache that approaches ho w Ou1e Smith has pla)ed the most difficult pos- 1t1on of aJI? For 1ummg shortstop 1n10 a spot that fans subconsc1ousl> Judge as though 11 ...,ere Ol)'mp1c g)'mnas11cs. Smith would have l!arned this place in the hneup even 1fhe hadn't become·a better than adequate hit· tcr. But anymore, Smith 1!. a 1hreat to hit .300 and steal 40 bases Outfield: Let's stan b) telhng ~ou who d1dn ·r make the team Jim Rice. Sort} V.e alread~ ha'c one guy with an attitude problem (Murra)). Pedro (1uerrero. Too bnt- tle. 1nce 1980. he·s taken nine years to play "' cn full !.Casons Rickey Henderson Too mood} Too er- rauc Doesn't hke to pla) defense Fred L)nn See Guerrero Robin 'l ount. Y..1Jhe V. !Ison Tam Raines. To n)' G v.)nn. DafY!I Straw- bcff). W1lhe McGee. Don Ba,lor Oa'e Parli.er(fa~1on note nobody who wears eamng'i make., th1\ team) Ov.1ght f,am Jus1 not qutte good l'llOUgh Jose ( anseco. "1 rb' Put kett. Vince Cokman :---01 ~noug.h maJor· k ague M:f\ ice That lea\t:s DaH· ~infield .Oale Murph) and Andre Dav.son :--.e>.1 v.cek, Winfield the embat· tied 'r anli.ee v.ho'!> be~n sidelined all season v.111 miss his first All-Star (Please se~ TEAM/82J Edberg puts out McEnroe in semis but it isn't easy Defending champ overcomes rain delay in third set By RICK \II ARNER A' T ennb V/rtt H WIMBLEDON. England -John McEnroe's ama11ng W imbledon od)SSC) was ended Ft1da) b) de- fending champion tefan Edberg. who overcame a rain 1.kl•I\ and s"ept into the final wtth a sizzling sen e-and·' olle) game Edberg's 7-5. 7-6. 7-6 '1ctor) stop- ped the 30-)ear-old .\menran from conttnu1ng a remarkable comebac~ and rcachtng his first C1rand Slam final in four )Cars "I'm d1sappo1nted .. said McEnroe. v.ho sho"ed no signs of a shoulder inJUf) that forced him to withdraw from doubles a da) earlier "l felt hke I could ha"e wo n this tournament. Things JU!>t didn't work out.'' Strangely. McEnroe lost despite playing what was probabl)' his best match of the tournament Each set "as decided b' a f<'" t·rucial points. and Edberg "on more of them than McEnroe "It was th<' small tl11ngs that made me win:· the :!3-)eJtr-old v.cde said. "I h11 some good !>hots v.hen I reall y needed to There wasn·t a lot of differe nce betv.ecn the 1wo of us ·· The match was 1nterrup1cd for 3': hours b' n11n carh in the third set. and tha1 dcla> forced o fficials 10 postpone the s«ond semifinal be- tween han Lcodl and Sons Becker unul toda ... The Lendt-Becker match "111 be pla)ed 1mmed1ately before the women·s linal bet"een teffi Graf and Martina Na.,.raulova The la'il 11me a S<'m1final "a~ staged the ~me day as a final w-as 19 5. when Anders Jarryd and Becker fin1 hed a ra1n-1n1erruptcd match before the women's champ1o nsh1p. Edberg needed L\\O da)'> to beal Bcck<'r in last )ear''> rain-plag~d final. It tool>. him far ll'S5. umc to beat McEnrOl' but 11 wasn't cas) The coun "as sir ppel). there v.crt' d1stract1ons lrom hehcoptcn and bird~. and '1.1l C.nrtx· wasn ·1 g1' ing him man) thancc'> to break !>enc But Edberg "on the first ~t with a break in the final ~me and then won two tense 11cbreakrri. v.1th hi'> 'lptnning scr\C and lightning rl·flcxc' atthe net. "H e 'ollc) ed fabulo u!>ly . ·· McEnroe said "I thought I'd tx· abk to cracli. a kw \\1nnef\. hut hc "'a' JUSt 100 solid." McEnroe. who """ '<'ding h14' fourth Wimbledon 11tlc and fim since IQ 4. kept hi' \l)lat1k temper 1n chcd.. despite ulntinutng frus- 1rat1on o'er his fauh) first 'iCf\.l• H<' JOt only 48 pel'<'ent of h1 first <;erves in. and had ntne double-faults a long With etghl 8Ce'5 • However. neither pla)cr could brcali. the o ther's serve in the final two sets.· ·•1 didn't fed hke ht wa 1n charge on m) scn-e an}_ more than I "as on his !>C'rve.'' kEnroc 1d The la t time Mc nr<X" reached the linat ofa Or .. o • lam wa~ at th~ U • Open to 1 985 ·mu· th~n. he ' • Stefan •dberg raises his •rrn1 In triumph after win over John Mc•nroe In Wlrnbledon semtftnat. has mamed. had two children with v.1fe Tatum o·Neal. taken two $3b- bat1lals from tennis and tned to regain the form that earned him to SC\ en C,rand <;lam lilies \.kEnrcx appeared to be neanna that form after rall}'ing from two sets down to v.1n his opening match against Darren Cahill and getting 1 pa~t Mats Wilandcr in the quat- terfinals. But Edberg was unsto~ pable "When I look bad at 11. I'll be proud of" hat I did here " \.icEnroc said "R1gh1 nov.. ifs not a high point becau~ I JUSI lost ·· It v.as a high point for Edber&. "ho '"II be pla}1ng 1n his fiflh Grand ~lam final He won the .\us· trahan Open in 1985 and 19 7 and lost 10 M 1chael Chang in la'it month's French Open utk match "It's great rn be bal l>. 1n the final." Edberg said "I knov. I can play on his stuff and II I c;ene v.ell. then I'm going to cause somc troublc." .\L the stan of the match. '\kEnroc lt1mpla1 ncd bnefl~ about the shppef\ rnurt Bui hie; JTal ncmew, "a'> r dtx·rg·c; control at the net. where h\' t11cli.t."d off v.1nner after "inner B' the t1mc rain hailed pla~ '"lh Edberg 1ra1hng J-2 1n the thtrd St'l, Mcf nroe had won onl) four prnnl\ on pas~ing shew. During the dela). Edberg came out of the: loll.er room and sat near the Ro)al Bolo. with h1i. coach, T on) Piela rd "l wa\n't too womed going hack," £ dberg \aid ·· 1 kit good and l knt'Vt I had to lllncentnue reall) hard because I lne" hc was goina to ao o ut and m to gt•t a aood ~tan .. When pia} rc.:i.umcd. Edhcra held scnc with an ace In the 10th pme, h~ sa'cd o hrcak point and held for 5.5 with a forehand volley. Mcfnr()(' ..avcd a break point of h1~ o~n 1n the nc\t pme with a hackhand \olle) Edbcra then forttd the ~cond t1cbrtn\cr with a K'rHce winner after pla> v.u bnen)' halted b) two parro~' that Ocw O\~r the net while the 'lwcdc "a SCf'\'tn EJhcfJ too" a '-'1 lead an th~ , ........ an WIMeLEDON/a.21 Sliver Bullet newest Transpac frontcunne~ 9y ALMON LOCKAMY ~,,_ ...... ....., Is lhi• ~ar' Tran Pl<' a horse r"ICC Of a )Kht l"ICC? ,,~, bird to tell with tJ\c clapttd lime ad chanai~ ftom day to day u d9t W. ~ra·hdtt d1spl1ctmcnt .. bittft doYt'n me home trttcb. ;n. ..., ~at tht a am. friclay rolkatl WM lvtr Bullet, a .._ Cnaz· 0 ipptttd by John Ott.aura. ·Mtotit homt town 11 5'arm.: ~tr.ch, bUt WM at liitins •adtt dw bufltt the 11kika Y.cht Qib. ·av. lulttt toilld I ntiftl ~ 7 $. '/If wlnd~·being poor conditions to local anglers salt water analen were dealt a 11vere blow thit PfSt week when stiff wcatcm wind• btduaht 1rttn and cold water to Southland beaches. This rapid movement of poor water conditions all but shut off the aood bite that had been in progress for fishermen anaJina out oflocal landinp. It appears, as of press time, that the water is warmina up again. about one dqRe a day and that the clarity is improvin1t so there could be a resuraence of the aood bass, bar- racuda and bonito fishina by this weekend. No word on albacore, despite cf- f9rts by San Dieao's huge sport fleet and pnvate boats to locate the late anivin& schools of albies in nearby waten. Traditionally, albacore are beina fished by the Fourth of JuJy, but for the ~st four summers, these v111bonds of the deep, have failed to show up on 1ehedule and have left many veteran anaJers questioning t~e fishery. · The sportfisher "Searcher," ca'.'" wned by Art Taylor, will be leaving ~a scoutina trip on July 12 out of fisbcrman's Landin& in San Diego ia hopes oflocatina schools oflon1- 6n1 and then will be reporting this ~ location back to the "waiting" fleet. Newport bay action has also tapered off due to the cold water, but there has been some good halibut action off the Pavilion dock and on rental skiffs fishing near our cast jetty bait rettiver. With heavy boating pressure. anglers who want to get out and sample some good halibut. bass and croaker action should plan on fish- ing early morning hours on moving tides for the best results. Fresh water lake fishing has been very good for catfish and bass at Irvine and the Santa Ana River Lakes. Anaheim Lake opened last week and kicked out lots ofniC'e stringers of channel catfish. All three popular Orange Count) lakes are being stocked weekly with thousands of pounds of channel cat- fi sh to maintain good fishina con- ditions. Irvine and the Santa Ana River Lakes are open seven days a week to both day and night time angling. while Anaheim opens late in the aftern oon and allows fishing until dark. Bass continue to hit surface plugs. Rattle traps. sp1nJ1erbaits and plastic worms at local lakes for anglers fishing cooler .\M and PM penods. Oso Re$Crvoir has been very hot for bass fishina with an'1ers reportina lo\S of action on largemouths in the 3-to 5-pound class. This lakes offers bass fishermen some excellent semi-private fishing on a membership basis. Fishing for bass is permitted on a "catch and release" conservation porogram, but fishermen are allowed to take home lots of channel catfish and laf&C bluegil. For membership information on this unique Orange County fisher) call 858-9313. 811 Bear Lake is gOQd for trout. bass, sunfish and catfish.t but 1s getting a lot of pressure rrom re<:· rcational boaters who have headed up to this high elevation lalce to escape the heat. Look to Big Bear to be a good choice for fishing through the summer months. Water conditions along the east- ern High Sierra vary from vef') good around Bridgepon to below normal south of June Lake. Laurie Armstrong. of the Lake Tahoe Vis- itors Authorit)'. reports that Tahoe and adjoining recreational areas arc all in fine shape with lots of water for summer time vaca tioners. Analers lookinJ for good fishing and water conditions should head north to Tahoe and Shasta when plannina trips in late July and August. NFL owners didn't really reject Finks, but likely put him on hold -DAW GOLDURG //fl' ............. CHICAGO -Jim Finks was not rejected. onh put on hold. · "There "as noi any an11-J1m Finks sentiment in the room," said Lamar Hunt of Kansas City. co-chairman of the S<'l«tt on committee. The committee rec· ommcndl·d onl} Finks from among a group of silt finalists. Finks remains the heavy fa vorite to become the next NFL commissioner despite being dc;nied the job on hi$ fmt crack at it because of a revolt by 11 "outsider" owners. When club owners ended a 6-hour and 25 minute meetina an hour before midnight Thursday. the presi- dent of the New Orleans Saints was three votes shon of the 19 necessary t~givc him the job that Pete Rozelle has held for nearly· 3Q years. · In fact, according to several sources among the dissidents. the revolt was more about power than about Finks and began when the selection committe~. was formed m March. None of the six selection committee members has been in the NFL for less than 20 years. Five of the 11 abstentions -not .. no" votes - were cast by owners who have joined the league since t980 and feel they have been left out of the lcaiuc's dec:ision-makina process. Most of the other abstainers !'fel'C from a arouf that is rarely consulted by the innC'r circle of "footbaJ men" who compri9ed the selecuon i:ommittee. By contrast, the 11 abstainers included three owners who joined the league in the past year and four more, including Braman, who have come in since 1980.. Braman. a Mia,1Tli auto dealer. is the closest to the center c f power -he is chairman of two committees and serves on another. But Braman. in fact. was one of the forgers of the coahuon that led to the postponement of the vote - the o~ncrs wall meet again th is summer to tr) again to find a new comm1ss1oner. Braman met Wednesday night with Edward De- Ba rtolo Jr. of the San Francisco 49crs and Mike L} nn of 1he Minnesota Vikings to put together the Jroup that at one point 1hreatened to boycott the mccung. Lynn. a frequent dissident for the last decade, ironically was Finks' ~uccessor as the Vik ings general manqer in 1974'. "We feel that 1f we had rcttived the information we had been seekina. Jim Finks would have been ~lected toni&ht," said Norman Braman of the Ph1ladel· pbia Eqles, one of three organizers of the revolt ... We Just didn't feel we had been gjven enough background on any of the candidates. including Finks." ' TEAM from It tiame an • J year1. Otherwi~. Win- field's decade bas been a tribute to *»bu1t consistency: 20 or more homers seven times, 899 RBI. Mu't:,;on consecutive Na-i,ional e MVP awards in 1982-83, and after that some of his i tatistics improved. Alas, his Braves did not. leavi~ Murphy to ponder life in bueball s black hole. None· 1helets, be won five 1traiaht Gold Uloves. and from 1984-r&. bit more i.omen ( 170) t.han anyone. DIW10n won ei&ht Oold Gloves in WIMBLEDON ~·· ~er. but then made two lln,i&bt errors. .. , II looked like another McEnroe comebeck was possible after he foulht off a match point at 6-4 with • "8rd ltf'Vicc retum that f.dbcrJ hit laio me net. But on IM nellt polnt, .._,.tent a croucoun service re- ~ put McEnroe to •in the match. i:. MC£aroe J)l'OYed has shoulder was l8it in hi• ftnnervicc PIM of' the mMda. He woo ii at love, stanina eua •it.II an o~crhead smuh and 8ho ~ .. 1 service winner. After each pla~ held trrve twice, roe brob for a J..l ldd in the ... ~ doUble-faaahcd ...... Iola die lllll_le wWft .... Ma .......... ..a the '80s. and in 1987. his first season afier he lcO the Expos-for the Cubs, he became the first player ever to win the MVP for a sixth-place club He hit 20 or more homers every ' season but 1984. Ri&bt-handed starting pitcher: It's not lor nothmg that Roger Clemens is ba-scball's highest-paid pitcher. He won consecutive Cy Youna Awards in 1986-87. and was the American LeaJue MVP in 1986 -a muchlcss ach1evemcnt this decade. Apologies to Dwight Gooden and Orel Hershiscr. · Left-handed staruna pitcher: It return down the hne. ln the eighth game. the ~1tu111on was reversed. McEnroe served a pair of double-faults that allowed Edtscra to even the set at 4.-4. They remained on serve until the 12th aamc, which Edbtl'f won when McEnroe netted two 1tra1aht volleys. The second set was even tiabtcr and more intense. with both players holdina serve until the tiebreakef. The tension was broken briefly 1 n the 12th aame when a sperrow strolled onto the coun while McEnroe wn about to terVe. The crowd laoaMct. but the 'play- ers remained stonefaced untlf the tiny bitd fltw away leC5onclt lattr. MtEnrot uved a bn8k point in \he lixtb pmc 'fridl a beck.haftd vc.lky and woa n wida two llrYice ........... m. ..... _""""" ___ _ ~"'!I"!"----~ .... -------~ came down to John Tudor and Fernando Valenzuela. Despite re- cords that are remarkably sjmilar, the nod is to Valenzuela, because while the American League was re- treating from real baseball, he was a pitcher who could hit. Besides. he's won 122 gamesJ. the most by a 1~0- handcr in the I '180s. Relief pitcher: Bruce Sutter's star went nova in a hurry. but.for the first halfof the '80s he was the game's most-dreaded reliever. He saved 20 games or more six straight seasons, and set the National Lca&ue record (45) in 1984. NO' other 1980s reliever has been so aood so Iona. point tn the next aame when Mc£nroe bit a forehand over the baseline and held for 4-3 with a dazzling drop volley. The I 0th aame was the lonacst of the match, goina to four deuces before McEnroe prevailed on a pair of Iona service ret urns by Edbetg. Each player then held serve to force the Uebrea"\cr, which f.dbera won 7·2 with consecutive scrviot win- ners. ~ith both play_crs dominatina on \Mir serves, McEnrQ.C moved to a ~ Jad in the third ~t before liaht rain bepn to fall. On me last point of the fifth pme, Edbcq slipped while tryina to chase • McEnroe half-volley. The Swede complatncd to umpjre Richard lnp ..., ... the chanecover and play was •Pl•d. . '111011 I' llH I \ h .; • Dallas ·tak~s out some quar_terba~k insurance, drafts Miami's Walsh · . . .. . .. ''°'" The Alsocfated Prtss NEW YORK -The Dallas Cowboys. ---- who arc paying Troy Aikman more than A'::l\ S 11 million for the nex t silt years, draOed ~ another rookie quancrback in Steve Walsh ---- and ~id Friday th ey have no intention of tradina him. "We did not make this pick thinking trade," said Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnsop. who coached Walsh when be quarterback~d the Ut<tversity of Miami to a 23-1 record the last two years. Walsh was taken in the first round of Friday's NFL supplemen- tal draft. which means___Dallas ga-.e up its ftrst-round pick in the reg· ular 1990 draft to get him. Eight other teams with silt or fewer wms last season passed on the other top players available before quarterback Timm Rose· nbach was selected by the Phoenix Cardinals and runoina back Bobb) Humphrty by the Denver Bron· cos. If the Cowboys decide to keep Aikman and Walsh. they will have two of college football's best quar- terbacks. but the) also will have to reopen their checkbook. "If they want me ta compete on an equal scale with Troy. compensation will ha ve to be somewhat similar." Walsh said. "h's the onl) way to be fair to my career and Troy's career ... Knox hoping to lteep lead Leading the Greater Hartford Open is nothing new to Kenny Knoll. Staying on •' to~ would be. Knox shot 4-undcr-par 6 7 ti:/ Friday for a two-round total of 10-undc·r ---- 132 and held a one-slroke lead over Clark Burroughs. who is seeking his first PGA Tour victory. . Lee Trevino. five months shy of bis 50th b1nhda' and eligibility for the Senior Tour, had the best round of the tournament on a sultry day when temperatures soared into the 90s. His 64 put him in a tie for third at 134 with David Frost, who shot a 65, Jim Caner. Bill Britton and Robert Wrenn. Knox had shared the first-da v lead at 65 with Paul Azangcr and Bob Gilder. But Azinger, the 1987 OHO champion, had a 70 Friday for a total of 135 and Gilder shot a 74 for 139. . Knox, who has two victories since turning pro in 1978, had a good chance to win the 1986 GHO. He was tied for first after three rounds. then soared to a 75 and ended up tied for 24th . In other JOlf Fnday: • Non-wmncrs Jane Crafter and Susan Sanders shared the lead af'\.cr the first rou nd of the LPGA Jamie Farr Toledo Classic. But Betsy King, the Tour's top money-winner. is lurking only one shot back. Crafter and Sanders shot 4-under-par 6 7s at the Highland Meadows Golf Club for a one-stroke lead over King and defending U.S. Open champion Liselotte Neumann of Sweden. King has fo ur victories and $413,986 in winnings in 17 tournaments this year: With roughly half of the season remaining, she could demolish Pa t Bradley's 1986 record of $492,021 . •Dale Douglass shot an 8-undcr-par 64 to take the first-round lead at a Seniors tournament in Concord . Mass. Douglass. who has won S 149.294 in 1989 without winning a tournament, equalled the competitive course record set by Bruce Crampton m 1986 and matched by Douflass in the second round last year. n all. 32 aotfen in the field of 72 broke par. with another 11 matchina it. Dou.a.lass held a one-shot lead on Mike Hill and Bob Chailcs. Miller Barber. Bruce Crampton and Walt Zembriski were next at 66. • Mar~ McNulty of Zimbabwe shot a 5-under-par 64 to take a three-stroke lead after the three rounds of the $450.000 Monte Carlo Open. QlO'll:OI 1111 U\\ J• Salley, a Detroit Pistons forward, who said during the NBA finals that he was ang)in1 for an appearance on Arscnio Hall's latc-ni&hl tele- vision show, previewj.na his comedic material on teammate Mark Aauarre: "We call Mark a lot of thinas 'cause his .head's so bi&-Man. it's so b f he has to go through a car wash to aet it clean. • LeMond retains Tour lead FUTUROSCOPE. France -Orcg --- LeMond retained the lead in the Tour de * France Friday after an easy ride in which the most of the pack rode t<>sethcr on the ---~ race's lona«t stage. . Frenchman Joel Peller took the sath staae 1n 6 hours, 51minutes.L 45 seconds, winning by 1:34. "But the rest of the pack unished close enough for the overall standinas to remain virtually unchanauf. 'Tm not complaining about the stage. Pelier is more than nine muiutes behind me," LeMond said. LeMond bas a ft~second marain over two-time winner Lauren• Fianon of France after Friday's siqc of the 23-day. 2,020.mile event. But LeMond knows that the flat roads of western France are soon to end. "In three days there wall be the mountains •• he t1id, referrina to the Pyrenea, where the first of the hill climbs is Monday. But Lemond is atiU ertjoyina bis lead. He won 1n 1916. becom1n1 the first American to capture the prcatillous f'k'C, but mined the last two yean with 11\juria and an ICCi(knLal lhootlna while hununa. "I didn't very ~ well last nia)tt. I was too exciud," LeMond said. J -okc up about 3:30 1.n the momiftl." Frid9f1 161-mde Jet went from ltaulo to the .. mM._,.....,,...n day of FU1uroecope Another~ 1~ is tdleduled fOr today wath .. 160.S-milC Ill hft'I Ponitts '° ........ . Walsh !Mild his famihant} with .lohnwn can only : help him with the Cowboys. · "I think it's definitely an edje comma from th e : system I played 10," Walsh said. "Coming out of college : football and to go and be on the team w11h your ex-: coach and all the assistants, it's a good atmosphere." · "l think people have found out in this league. you : have to have more than one quarterback." Johnson : said. "I wou ld ha ve kicked myself for a long time if I : had ~ssed on a player of the quality of Steve Wal h." : 'He drafted me to come out and compete for a : job," Walsh said. "Troy and I arc very similar. neither : of us have taken a snap in the NFL. Coach Johnson has : known my ability and they 'et to know Troy better day : after day. It should be an interesting c.amp. : "I'm not concerned with cempcting with Troy. ; With this draft. it's so hard to tell who will take you. : I guess it just sort of turned out Dallas was the team. : They felt 1 would help their organization." : Green Bay. Detroit, Kansas City. Atlanta, Tampa . Bay. Pittsbuf'lh. San Diego and Miami all passed in the : first round, oplm$ 10 keep their 1990 first-round picks. • The Packers, Chiefs and Chargers arc weak at quar- terback. while Detroit. Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh ha' e unproven young passers. The two quanerbacks and Humphrey were the onl) prime players of the 12 eligible for the supplemental draft. Running back Mike Loman of Coffeyv ille Junior College was taken by Dallas in the 12th round. The NFL did not release the order of selection by the first nine teams. which means it is not known how many, if any, teams passed on Walsh before Dallas took him. I' l 'HJ: 81.J:A("HERS "You ldlotal Knock It off with the gumll" Shoe's flnal ride Feb. 4 8111 Shoemaker, whose remarkable ca----- recr will have touched six decades. will ride * for the final time next Feb. 4. The world's winrurtJl"St jockey earlier ---- announced. that he planned to retire early in 1990. but had not said where ~r prcci~ly when he would go to the post f~r the last lime. ~t was announced Friday that he has pa~ked Santa Anita as the final stop on his current reurement tour. which began 1n Swiuerland last June 4. Jn other sports news Friday: • Stu Jackson will be named coach of the New York Knicks earl'-next week. according to published reports. Several New York area newspapen have reported this week that Jackson. an assistant uoder Rick Pitino, WIS aoina \0 act the job. On Thunday, &he New York Daily News said a source from Paramount Communications, which owns the NBA team, had confirmed Jackson's hiring. •Brazil's Aynon Senna took the provisional pole position for Sunday's French Grand Prix in ~ Castellet, France, but teammate Alain Prost finally let it out that his days with McLaren racina team art runnina out. After a few months of speculation, Prost made h clear that be intends to end his drivina for Mclaren •.• at least for 1990 ... I am not aoina to drive for Mclaren next year," be said. • Americans calvin Smith, Roeer KinJdom and Sandra Farmer-Patrick overcame cold, windy con- ditions for victories in the IAC International Grand Prix track and field meet in Edinburah, Scotland. Americans Patti Sue Plumer. Tim Simon, Mike Powell and Jan Wohlschlaa also won their events on a night when swirllna winds at Meadowbank Stadium ruled out the chance of world.-class performances. •Stanford's Tim Ryan led 1988 Olympian Lan~ Rinanald by six-hundredths of a point in the all-around followina the compulsories competition of the U.S. Gymnastics ChampionAhips in Bloominaton. Minn. In the women's compulsories. 1988 Olympian Brandy Johnson of Altamonte Sprinp, Fla., scored an adjusted 4S.90 fOr a comfortable lead over Sandy Woolsey of Scottsdale, Arb .. who had 44.82. I'• I I\ 1'10,-H \UIO I S•n Diego•• Roberto Alom•r t•t• Plr•te1· G•ry Redus to complete rundown. Redus Pints 2 Al'u ..... f\oto w•• caught •fter Mike U.V•lllere•s slngle scored 9•me•1 first run In second Inning. Mets' pitching staff receives needed lift from Fernandez ,rom The Assodated Press The New York Mets' pitching staff. coming apart at the scams of late, got a needed shot 1n the arm from Sid Fernandez Friday night. "If we ever needed a potion. that was it," Mets Manager Davey Johnson said after Fernandez pitched a three-hitter to lead the Mets to a 7-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds at Shea Stadium. "Sid threw only 108 pitches, he was just outstanding." Fernandez's performance: ended a streak of poor p1tchmg by the Mets reccntl). The left-hander helped the Mets break a three-game losing streak that saw starters Bob OJeda. Ron Darling and Dave West roughed up. In the three losses. the Mets starters allowed 20 earned runs and 24 hits in 91/i innings. "l don't thinkJ about stopping losing streaks.'' Fernandez said. "I just throw the ball." Fernandez has allowed just one earned run in each of bis last three starts and 14 earned runs 1n his last nine. "I feel relaxed right now and I'm throwing the ball welt," Fernandez said. "We have 10 take one game at a tjme right now.'' Fernandez, 7-2. lost his no-htt bid quickly as Luis Quinones hit the left-hander's first pitch of the sixth innina for his sixth homer of the season and third in two days apinst the Mets. Enterin4 the series, Quinones had three homep in 362 at-bats in the majors. Fernandez struck out three and walked two as he beat the Reds for the third time this season. losing once. "Sid pitched well against us tonight," Reds Man- If.Ct Pete Rose said. "He didn't throw a lot of b.i&h pitches.'' The Mets be.at rookie Scott Scudder. 2-3. for the second time in a week. sconng two runs tn the third inning, three in the fifth and two m the sixth. Kevin McReynolds drove in three runs for the Mets with an RBI single in the third and a two-run, basc~loaded single in the sixth and Howard Johnson drove in a run and scored three times. In other National League games: Cardi.Dalt t , Gluts 4: Milt Thompson drove in two runs and Terry Pendleton homered at Busch Stadium as St. Louis extended its winorna streak to four games. Kevin Mitchell hit his major-league leading 29th home run -and third in four pmes -for the Gianu. Thompson's two-run smgle capped a three-run fourth innma against Mike LaCoss, 3-6. and gave the Cardinals a S-4 lead. Pendleton hit his fifth home run. and first since June 22hto make it 6--4 in the fifth. Pedro Ouerreto, Ozzie Smit and Jose Oquendo drove in a run apiec:c for St. Louis. which has won seven of its last eiaht pmes. Ell" 11, A1aro1 I: Tim Foley knocked in three runs, including the go-ahead run in the 10th inning. to Wegman to miss rest of season MlLWAUK.EE (AP) -The Milwaukee Brewers said ri&ht-handed pitcher Bill Wesman, who has mined much of the J 989 1e110n1. will be out for the mt ot the season after arthl"OICOpic SUf'IUY Fri· • day on hit ri&ht tbouldeL • Weaman Jinisbed the : ycv .-i\h a 2-6 record and ! a 6.71 ERA in 11 pmn. : ciaht of them s&ans. : He wu olaced on the i 1 S--day di11&aed list June l ; bdOti bein& moved to the : 21-dly dlslbkd list June ': lS. 0 Metl 7, ltM ffW YOltlt ........ , ',. 4 1 It t ) t I t I I I 1 ••• >. t J It I I ttOI •••• It 0 t pace Montreal. The Expos blew a seven-run ll'ad before coming back for their elltta-inning victor} to continue 1hcir recent domination over the Astros 1n Houston. It "'a~ Montreal's eighth straight win at the Astrodome. The last Astros' win over Montreal at home was on April 30, 1988. Pirates 3, Padres 0: Al Three Rivers Stadium. Doug Drabek pitched a three-h1t1er for his second shutout of the season as San Diego suffered 11s sixth lcw; in seven games. The Pirates scored their runs on an R Bl single by Mike La Valliere in the 5eCond inning. a homl·r by Gary Redus in the seventh and a sacrifice 11 ~ h' AndbVan Slykc in the etst\th. rabek. 6-6. lowered his earned run a"erage to 2.19 as he struck out six and walked one. Bruce Hurst. 7-6. who has given up but seven earned runs in his last fi,c starts. was the loser. Bravea 5, PblJUes 3: In Atlanta. Bra.,,es right· hander John Smoltz beat Philadelphia for the fourth \lme 1h1s season and Lonnie Smith knocked 1n the go- ahead runs with a two-run homer Smoltz. 11 ·6. scattered six hm. struck out one and walked. five 1n e1gh1 innings. Joe Boever gained his 14th save w11h one 1nrung of relief. striking ou1 the side 1n the ninth. 0 EXP" l l, A•tr•• I MOMTlllAI. OMrll\I ct ,.,,.,,. ... -· ,....,,. Glllan el't> ··-·" A-II .... , .. "" ........ .......... l s.Mfl• ..,_,. 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GFeenwell' s hustling homer inspires Red Sox ,rom The Auodated Pren A couple of weeks ago, M1kl' Grecn\loell tned to fire up the Boston Red Sox b> calling them "imps Greenwell led by ex.a mple, w11h his bat and legs, and broke a lie with an inside-the park home run Fnda> night, hfiing the Red Sox 10 a 6-4 victory O\Cr the Ne"' York Yankees at Fenwa> Park "You've got to pla) hard," C..reenwcll ~1d. "When- ever )ou're strugghng. )OU need to dig do""n deep and push }ourself more." Greenwell led ofT the sixth 1nn1ng \\.Ith a drne on the wall near the 379-foot mark 1n left-<:cnter The ball caromed past cen1er fielder Rotxrto Kell~ and had to be run down by nght fielder Jesse Barfield. Greenwell, .named to the !\II-Star team Thursda> for the second vear in a row. sprinted around the ba'>es and scored by bowling over catcher Don Slaugh!, who wa11 unable t~ hang on to shon:.top .\haro Esp1no1a·s shcrt-hop rela}' throw "Plays like that reall) get }OU going," said Bo'ilon reliever Rob Murph\. who hailed out starter Roger Clemens. 9-6. in the ·se,enth Jnd allo"'ed JU5t one hit 1n three innings for his founh ~'e "That was JUSI a great efTon b) C.,reen1e." -.aid Murph y, who got out ofC'lemem' first-and-1h1rd. nonl'· out Jam in the seventh and strud. out three in h1' seventh appearance 1n the la51 e1gh1 games "He reall) busted his butt all the wa\ around the base<; ... "There was no wa y I wac, goin~ to walk Green'>'l'll to start the inning." said New York s Gres C'adaret. I · I after the first stan of hi s career following I 17' relief appearances. "I challenged hi m 'Mth the fastball and he hit 11 hard enough to reach the ""all." Clemens allowed three homer. 1n a game for the first time sin.cc June I. 1987 again\! Minnesota In the Ne" York seventh. Ste'e Sax singkd. stole second and took uurd when Luis Polonia singled off Clemens· leg Murph} relu:' ed and 'itrutk out Don Ma111ngl) - ··As good as I can thro" a fast hall ·· he said -and thl'n ended the threat b} getti ng plnlh hlltl'r Stcvl' Aal hon1 to ground into a double play Else~here in the A.mcrican I cague· Rangers I, Athletics 3: Bobh) W111 held Oakland to four hits 1n seH'n.plus 1nn1ng~. newcomer Jad. Daughen) dro' e 1n the go-aheaJ run wtth a ~' rnth· inning sacrifice fl> and Ruben 'i11:rra hit a thret·-run homer to lt ft v1s1ting Te'\aS The Rangers brok(.• a 1-1 tie "'1th two runs in thl' seventh ofT Storm Da' 1c;. ""ho Inst for the ·fir'it time since Ma> 6 and had a personal fi,e-game "inning streak snfipped. Brewers &, Oriole1 4: JC>C.') Mc)cr. 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Bh1e Jays I , Tt1era f : Pat Borders hit a grand slam home run ofT Guillermo Hernandez to cap a five-run e1ghth-1nnmg rail) that lifted Toronto to the \ICtorv in Detroi t · The Tigers. who ha' e dropped five s1ra1gh1 games. led 4-1 entering the eighth txhind solo home runs by Gar> Ward and Rick Schu and the p1tchmg of Paul G1bs.on. who allo""ed onh three hits o'er that stretch Royal• 4, White Sox %: Frank Whne's R Bl double snapped a s1xth-1nmng tie at Royals Stadium as Kansas Cit) handl'd ( h1cago m fo unh stra1j1.h t loss. Terr) Leach ~ 1clded five hits in se..,en innings to ""1n his first Amem:an l eague start Loser Richard Dot'>on allo"cd six h11s and all four Kansas C 11y runs 1n 51 • 1nnmgs lndlaaa 4. Mariners 3: P1 nc h h Iller Da' e Clark ued the game wtth a ntnth-1nning single ofT Seattle rchef ace \11ke Sthooler and Dion James doubled home the winning run in the 11th tu g1"e Cle,eland the v1c tor} 1n the Kmgdome aAl.TIMOtll IA"d\l'I M o.v., •• c-• p., • .,. ... 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It ""as the dela) that cauS<'d the walkout The players, who said Thursda) the Wh11e Sox have been consistent· ly late in meeting the tWlce-a-month payroll. agreed to p1a) th<' windup of a four-game series with the Albu- querque Dukes. The Canadians won. 7-3. "We aot our checks and we'rl' going to pla) :· said Vancouver catcher Marc ullt.,.an. whose father Ha)'"'ood Sulh.,.an. 1s co-owner ol the Boston Red So' A source close to the Major League Baseball Pla}ers .\ssoc1a11on said Frida> the union will contend that all pla)ers who v.ere not paid on time arc free agent because the club defaulted on their contracts. Imlach said 11 would be up to the Chicago Whne Sox front office and the PCL 10 determine if any of the Vancouver players would be fined or suspended for not pla)'ing Thursda~ night's game Imlach ~1d he had discussed the s11uat1on with Whne So' General Manaaer larT) Himes. but "we did not discuss aO\ d1s- c1 phnar} acuon " · Wh11e So' spokesman Chuck Bizzell said Fnda) "the ballcluh would never do any1hma to m1cn- t10nall)' avoid pa) 1na Rlayers .. This v.as an oversight. Bizzell said he could not respond to the players' claim that check!> were chronically late "because we'rr still lr}tnl to discover what went on here. When we do. Larry Hi mes will ha'e somethma more to sa) .. Comm1ss1oner A . Bartlett G1amat11 did say somethma. "1 am concerned about 11," G1ama1t1 said 1n New York through a spokesman. Rich Levm. "My oJ:. fice 1s acuvcl) looking into the s1t\l· auon. ·· lmlach said the problem do- 'eloped when the checks were scnl b) couner from Chicago to Van- couver late last week. They re- mained 1n Vancouver instead of being forwarded to the team ii Albuquerque. · "We found the checks in the offi<p and then I dctcrrmoed bow best lb get the checks dov. n here to Al~ qucrque." lmlach said. "I decided the best way to get the checks in the pla,ers· hands was to brina the checks down myself." lmlac.h said he was unaware other paychecks had been late as the pfar- ers contended. "You can be sure that I wlll be '-orking wuh the Wh11e Sox to make sure th111 doesn't happen apin, .. 1a1d lmlach. who added he had apoloaued to the players. "We care about the pla~ and the) 're important to u 1n Va. couvcr," he said w1th the Cblcago Bulla' Jack Baley e I GUEST SPEAKERS: RIGGll MILLll of the Indiana P..,. COllY GAINIS of the New Jersey Nets TIX WINTll Asst. Coach ChkosjO .,. MAJOll L8A9Um ITANDfNCH ......,... ue.e .... 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Mllw•Ul\ff, 95 SAVES-Pltsec, Mllweukff, 21, 0 Jon11, Cltvtlt nd, 21, Ruuell, T .. H . 20, $ch001tr, Seellte, 20, Ferr, Kt nM1 Cltv, 16 ... ttenel LN911e (Threvtfl Frlcla\"1 Gamff) BATTING 1245 t i btts)-T Gwvnn, Sen DleOO, .3$4, L•rll.ln. Cincinnati, lO, W Clerk. Sen Frencilco . .321. Butter. Sen Frencraco, JOO, Rel"''• MonlrHI, 2'7 RUNS-R Tllomoton. Sen Frtnclaco, St . H Johnson. New York, S7, Mltdlell, Sen Fren· c;sc.o, .56. W Cterll. San FranclKo SS. Bondt, P1t1sburlJll, S2. RBt-Mllchtll. Sen Franclico. n. W Clerk. Sen Frenclico, 60, O'Neill, Clnclnnetl, S6, H Johnson. New York, S.S Gutf'rtro, St LdUls S3 HITS-T Gwvnn, Sen Dleoo, 120, Larkin. ClnciMall, '°'· w Cieri< Sen FrllllCllCO. IOI, Built<. S.11 frenctsco. to, R Alomar Sen DllllQ, " OOUBLES-Wtllach MontrM I, 2S, Guer· rtro, St Lou11. 24, Boncb, Pllt•burt h, 21. H JollnM>ll, New York. 21, ltelnea, Montrffl, 21 TRIPLES-It Thon'>l>tOtl. Sen Frenct.co, I, Ro0tt1S, Sen Dltllo. 7, Bonilla, Plll1t>ur11ll, 6 HOME RUNS-Mllctlell, S.n F,_nclac:o, 29, H JoMaon, New VOl'll, 12; G D1vl1, Houlton, 16, Strawt>tl'rv, Ntw Vortl, 16, E Devi,, Clr>elnnell, 15, STOLEN BASES-COieman. St. Loul•, 31, Young, Hou1ton. JI, T Gwvnn, Sen DfffO, 26, D Nhton, Montreel, 2S. R. Atomer, Se n Dt.90. 19, V Haves. PllUadeto11le , 19 PITCHING (7 dec:lslonl)-Ot Martf,,.z, MonlrH I, 9·1, toO, 21-3, Rtu1cnel, Sen Fran· claco, 12·3, IOO. 2 12. Derwin, Hou11on, 1·2, .IOO. 2.19, $eot1, Hou1ton, 14·4, 771, 250, Ftrntl'dtt, New VOl'k 7·2, 771 2 8'l STltlKEOUTS-OtLeon, St Louis, 109, Hurst, Sen Dltllo. 104 Smolll, Attente, 104, a.edltf, o.dlfn, 1001 Scott, Ho1.11ton. 9t. SAVES-Frenco. C1nclnnell, n. Ml Wit· ne ms. Chicago, n, Ml Devi•, Sen Dlello. 21. 8 urltt Montrfft. 17. De Smith. HOUiton, 17 Al· Star b*IUMS Pltven urnlfl!I llonvs montY for oelnlno tltctlon to tlle AM·Sltr oeme sst.ooe Wede B00111. Bolton lt>, JolVI Frenco. Clnclnnetl o, Mill• G<ttt1wd. &olton. of, ltlcll lttulChtl Sall Franctaco. P Nolen Rven THIS, o au.- HerOICI Be•nt•, C~ Wlllle Sox, of, Jullo Frenco, Ttxes, tll, Gery GM lll, Mlnnesote, lb, Ktllv Grueier, Toronto, lb, Tonv Gwynn, Sen Dltclo, of. Von He va. Ptllltdtll>lllt, of, 8o Jll(Jlson, Kanuis Cllv, of, Barry Larkin, Clncln· natl, u , Jeflrev L-rd, S..ttlt, of, Kevin Mltcllel, Sen FrenclS<'O, of; Mlllt "'-'· Otk· land, P. Dan Pltuic, Mllwt ullM, P, l(lrl>Y Puckett, Mlnnesot1, of, Btl'llto s.n11t90, Sen DletO. c, Mike S<ott, Hou11on, p; Ttrrv Stein· btch, O.l<tancl, c. Devt Siewert, Oak141nd, P, Derrvl Strewbtrrv, N-Vork Mell, of, Dtv9fl WNlt, .......... tf, ,,. .... Mark McGwlre. Ot kland, lb $1S,OOO BOODY Bonlllt, Plttst>urOll, ». Pedro Guer- rero, SI LOUii , lb; Tonv Pent, St LOUii c. Tim Wallach, MontrH I, lb, Mitch Wlttlem1, CNc.aeo ~·· p, •10,000 ~ Tt llttton, Balllmort, C, It\',,. Send· /btrt . Chtcato Cut>s, 2'1 ., .... ' ' • IJt>etl Sier re. T u u . of lttJP,J\ .. :H\,,\( 110'' ~ ,, . Teur tit ~rlftee •~h ~rklav of ll'lt &lath ... of Ille lour dt France cvcllfto reee -a 16Hnllt ... from •lflM• IO FUiurOK- 1 Jot! P941tr, Fra fQ, I H, 6 "°"'' 57 mt11Ultt, •S '41Cond\. 2 !CldV SCllUl'tr, Pff!Mftandl. TVM, 1.14 Mlllncl l. Eric Vallder-Clen, Betolum. Pene•onl<, I 3' .. Adfl Van dtr Pott. Ntlllef'landt, Dome•. I 36 S. ltuctv DhHMnl, Bt'111um, PDM. H mt time. 6. EddV ~nckurt, BtlGlum. ADR. ttme lime 7. Etienne Ot Wiide, 8t'111um. HIJtor, H mt 11"'4. I. ~rt s.t"Offnl, Betolum. Hitachi, ume 11"'4 9 Phil Anoeraon, Au11ralle, TVM, 1em1 time 10 Steven lt00111, Nt111trlen<11, PDM. ume time II. S.t n Keh, lrtlt nd, PDM. Mme time 12 JH n·Phlllpoe Vt ndenbrende, Bt1Qlu"1, TVM. Mme '""' ll Glovtnnl FIOtnH , lltlv, ChelHU d'Ax. Mmt llme " S<>rtl'I LllhOlt, Otnmeo., Sl11me, Hme time IS JOI ...... Btllllum. Hlttchl Hme llmt 16 Nethen De11tl>tf11, New ZH lend. 1· Ett•tn, H mt 11me 11 Fredell< V•cnot F'rance, Helvtll• Hme time II Jen G0t1len1 Bellllum, Oomex. Hme time 19 Brien Sortl'l1en, Otnmerl<, Hl1tor """ time., 20. Gt<l·Jt11 Tlltunls ... Netherlend,, PDM. Mme lime Amerlctn1, 7·EltYtft. C-dltm l2 Grt11 Lt Moncl, MlnnHPOll1, ADR, 136 behind, SO Sttve 8euer, C1nede, Helvetia· LaSulHt, Mmt lime . .,, Andy HemPlll!I, Boulder, COio , 7·Eltvt 11, ltmt time, 7• Jeff Pierce, Sen Dlt110. 7·Eleven, 111me time, 76 SHn Va111, Brittin, 7·Etevtn, ""'' time, 79 Nalt Daht1>er11. 7·Eltv111. New Ztttend, Mme llmt; 94. Ron Kltlt l, Bou,dtr, Coto., 7·Eteven, .. ,,,. time, 9S. Gtrllerd Zedrot>ltek. Au11rl11, 7· Eleven. seme time, 102. Rov Knlckme n, Boulder, Coto., 7·Eleven, 1tme llmt, 110 Jeni Veo11tr11v. Denmerk, 7·Eleven. semt time OYtral 5talldlMS , ........ ll• leel) I Grtll LtMond, Mln~tPOll1. ADR, 75 noun, SI m inutes. 17 ..cond' 2 Le urtnt Fl11non, Frenct . Suoer u. 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East Cosla Mesa •Make deposit 548-5033 It's time to v1J1cat1on FOUND· BLACK & TAN 7141540-2295 baby Pug dog w/collar' lrwtstrMnt OpetunltY 2908 ENJOY 14-15% return on Trust Deeds S 10.000 to Sl,000.000 Call Denison Auoc 673· 73 t 1 NOWI MoMy To Loan 2914 •WIDOW HAS SS$ 4 TOI' $10 000 up No credit"' No penalty Call Denison Assoc 673-7311 NOWI MoMy Waited 2916 INVESTM ENT BANKER developing a venture capital pool tor various Industries Including toxic w11te er1d1ca11on Am0\lnt1 from $25.000 to $2,000,000 760-1070 Annol#Ke-rntnts Found on beach '" N B 673-2018 OUNO BLONDE M COCKER SPANIEL 1n Newport Hgts area 645-9368 FOUND Female HI Miil iil. le 171h & Irvine CM 645-4553 Found Fem Doberman voe Ogle & Santa Ana C M Collar bul no lag 760-0269 FOUND MALE SIAMESE KITTEN 3-4 mo old, 111c 44th, Balbo a Peninsula, 65-0-6765 FOUND SHEEPDOG fem long-hair. black w/brown mar1Clng, 714, Clltt Or 642-3439 GREEN PARAKEET Lost & Found 2925 f' • • t t Orange Cout OAILY PILOT /Saturday, July a. t988 - From North Orange County From South Orange County 540-1220 496-6800 _E•-... y .. ~-~-nt ___ s_5_30..,,Employrntnt 5530 Emp!oy!!wnt 5530,t-IE_llJ)!oyment ______ s_536,_ fllJ)!oyment 5530 f""*""'nt ~ 5530 lllPll Ull•. UST OarHtrter &nrtatlot HIT&L &SIT. Educator• G4M'I Ofc Resp '*'°" 10 --/~Ill FOUND SMALL PARROT Vic East Costa Mesa Identity 642-9304 FOUND white. gray & tabby short heir cat, 111c of Freedom Homes on Monrovia & West 20th St Costa Mesa 65-0-1557 Work 11 home. 50-60 GoOcf driving record nee E11per1enc.d R 0 A w•lh TUOIEI I ans phone & schld wt! for Computer up FuNon Oomestks 30lS hra.lmonth $13 00/hr Some exp desirable happy d11pos1t1on 4 Day SIPll"ISll Ml'V relatea co No typmg llland, 844--4161 ~~~~'!"""--.;.;;;~ Computer skills a plu1 Neal 548-3367 week No evenings no • req Ideal for semi-retired -- SENIOR COUPLE !leeda 675-320~ ' wffkends Fnendly pro-Posittont now open MIF 642-6611 m llllfnt•IT person for llghl dull1t1 OLllUOAL/IEl'L lfO gress111e I doctor olllce Nurturing pre-school PIT ._.p MC Faenlon 4.7pm S 100 wk Drive & IMUEEPEI Smell non-smotc1ng office Irvine 752 7555 enironm4tf'll compe1ttve GIFT SHOP OC AIR· 111and 6<'4 7848 sp .. k engllah 641 ·3525 Ellp required. Would you needs Full-Time cle<lcal Call belw 7 am 3 pm salary Must have ECE PORT Ret req Call • • LOST DOG Black & Grey ~mpk>ymtnt 5530 short haired Auatrallan ;;;_,;,;_.-,..,.;.;.;.-.. ___ __ Shepard mnc Med-lrg •DRIVER WANTED• female Vic of Harbor & Clean OMV 20 or older Wiison 722-t672 days Ole nr irport Our van 631-0323eves ••25-0-1150•• LOST OR FOUND A PET LOW COST Spay/Neuter Referral NO FEE •CALL 978-PETS • REWARD Black long hair- ed Flea! Sabby wear- ing brown Ilea collar m1u1ng lrom Letaure World June 22 586-7933 SH,000/ltlTM f you have the courage 10 cell 11 could make you rich' 24 HOUR RECORD- ING ~1 2837 AOOHITlll OLEH /T Hrs flex Exp nee Apply 1n persoo Pen nysave1 1660 Placen11a REWARD• Lost SoameM Coste Mesa Cat on 6/30 Fem bald ACT NOW"' spot on neck. very tr1end· o••lllll OOlln F&I• ly 548-0292. 548-5623 """ " Sales ne1p needed selling Personals 3002 tropical plants & pot pourri July 121h-23rd See Roberta s Inc 1n per son a1 booths 707 & 708 1n 1he Commerce Bldg on July 9th · I 11h fr om 1oam-3pm No phone calls please• •GORGEOUS GIRL sks• attr profl gentle- man lor a great time N B area (714) 665-7223 ATTRACTIVE BLONDE FEMALE SEEKS GENTLEMAN 35 • ONLY 570-3361 day time only WE PATWELU UIEH MELPEI For whlsle bakery N1gh1 shill C M 631 -3 121 Thank you SI Jude for favors received through your ontercess•on J M BIKE MECHANIC Personal Services 3004 Cru1ser1Mount111n B1kt> exp nee Antique exp a -IHI A NITFllll? Pedal Pusher Bike Shop Head sholS teg cards re 673-76991675-2670 sumes comp Tolal package S5 75 Prof prepared by Cynthia Huffman. 213-962-8700 NEWPORT develOPP• needs FI T lypong COP•f''> bright & willing 10 learn computer Don 722-7662 like to work 4 8 8 30.4 30 Prior olllce """' un11s 786-7494 Be111e Tues-Fri before ......... IT&Tm days/month In a casual up req'd S1400tmo ap DIC ir PHONE TYPIST Establltheo general con-130pm 852-9186 Mecnanlc;1I HP req'd . Cos11 Mesa oflice? Ask pr 0 w 9 a1 a r y ca ii Type 40 50 wpm Ei<p s I'·-• _.. ~ C tractor seeking CAREER LANDSCAPE ~ .......... pre.err-.. torE11een641-0444 71 •12 .. 0 •197• btwn needed all Krosttn F t•A• 1 N--' .. ., .. 76 0983 receptionist wistrong 1-111* "'I IEP&lllU or I'"" n ,._.,....' BOYS AND GIRLS 12-11 YWS ILi TURN YOUR SPARE TIME INTO SS DOLLARS WORK AFTER SCHOOL ANO SATURDAYS GET- TING NEW CUSTOMERS FOR A LOCAL NEWS· PAPER NO DELIVERY IN VOLVED ANO ALL TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED BY AN AOUL T SUPERVISOR YOU CAN AVERAGE $75 OR MORE FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (l 14) 143-IOl 1 Co-ordinator 10 locate homes tor lortoogn 5l uOents Gd summer JOb 619-432-235-0 9am-9pm COllTH PHSOI $5 5-0/Hr ·tips 2 days 646-7621 or 649·2206 Child Care 9am-•pm * *4 • * * ... ,. 1& ee.c11 11ea Send r• phone skills prof image S7S a day 646-4635 construction llnEll WAITEI warm personality De-1ume ' Salary. reqw• .... If ·-STHOT. Lower cholestrol w11n our pendablllly a must con LEIAl. s101n&1Y menta to PO Bo• 11923. vww lat a11ack pack For tree strucuon t>ac~ground Med Malpractice defense Costa Mesa. CA 92&21 PllJEOT .... con s u 11a1 1 0 n ca 11 helpful Non-smo4<1ng ot l1rm seeks secretery ... 111' .... Min 5 yrs e,.pe,,ence 1n 646-5528 NEO l F'E hce Xlnt salary and t>f'n w s1rong 1111gat1on back· ... -y/p..a .... th•I pos111on Comp1e1e PRODUCTS I et11s Call Lynda .it ground Good 1n1er---~ knowledge of all gov Heallh&Ote1 Cen1er 71 4-851-2211 personata1<111s E.icellenl Secy/~t Exp.~ef'd ernmental procHs•ng sa141ry & cc;,mpenuuon Salary n41g 644-8722 Ph)>ical construction & lllYllS Emllll&TOR package Call Crndy 11 l•-lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii purchasing Excellent lar.s 1 3-aMle e•peroence Lio¢ Pett Control will 755-0800 ors.no resume Newsc>aper salary & benefits Send 3 yrs m1n1m._,m Local train you lor po111ton iS a >NI Salary reouo•ementa resume to Collyn at w ork Good ra1es Loe8f'lsePestCon1ro1Se• I to P1110 & Hdlt>reoch 695 Troder Corp 12 Corpor-213-432-3611 vice Technician Career Town Cen1er Or ~ 4 10 ate Plaza Newpor 1 Opportunity Must nave Costa Mesa 92626 Beach 92660 I lllVEH I CHIS S good droving record 1 Train for Industrial Cater-CALL Charlef 8-12 ..,m LEGAL SECRETARY for CHiii SlllP CAIHR •Paid to !ravel worldwod'! •Free rmtboard on ship •No exp req d 540-3332 IELl/OOllTH WOllHS Immediate openings In 1he Orange Counly area tor food ser111ce counter workers Apphcants must be at least t8 yra old E~ ceuent benellls Apply on person at Ralpns Grocery 2660 Son Miguel Or Newport Beacn lllVH Needed tor C M electrical ...mo1esa1er FIT English spea111ng t>rong OMV pront-out Call Betty 646-7775 I ong R1s Hun1 Bch Irvine 979-6021 E O E NB Attorney B1Jsoneas & Tom 848-1030 1-4pm Fstale prac11c.r , yr t'~P FIELD SERVICE REP pr et or w111 trall'l Mu~I use llUVElll Elect•o1mec.n e.cp • Will Woro Perlocl 5 Call Mr CROSSCOIJNTRV train Apply 2950 Airway Robert$ 640-2812 No eKp nee CA 11cense re-Ave S I e D 7 C M qu1re<1 Ma cGregor 557-635 1 LIFHIARI Vachls 163, Placentoa Costa M1.1sa Gener al Oll•ce STllEITS MllSEWIYES llOOILllllTERS Part llmP ea,., work AM or PM NG '"P necess- ary Hour 1 Bonus 642-4321 E •t 432 or 228 Wa11 for beep a.sk lor Crystal or Ben Handyman FLHR llSTALUR F'or Cnr1st1an Camp Musi t>e 18 yrs & cer11fted Car1>41I & Hard surface Salary lodging Call fKP preferreo w1111no to .Mike 726·014 t train Pdul1Conn1e 675-8404 675-8331 llOUllC IEIElll OFFICE Full-tome t>1l1nguat Spano'th person n~ded tor tronl off•c.e <lut•e~ on Chiropractic office Wiii 1ra1n 775-654 1 IEIEUL tlf lOE P /T Mon-Fro lyping PhOneS & compute. entry &IS.-5863 F'or Service Station New- port Beach area w Smog L•cense all 1>enef11s "PPIY 2690 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa NEED F T CASHIER for re- U ol nursery Exp prelered Call for appt 646-7441 UIYURUUY ISSISTllT DISTRICT lllllEI-- ·Full or Part-time • Early A M ahitt ·Must have reliable 11eh1Cle and lnsuranc;e •Good Salary & Miieage Paid Call le• It M2.UU 6A M -5P M M·F 6 A M • )0 A.M Sat-Sun INmll •aWMI lltlllJlllTlll Part time ·easy WOtk AM or PM No e11.p ~ ary Hourly -Bonua 642-'321 Ext 432 or 228 Walt tor ~. ul< for CFY9tal 0t Ben • . .. . ; Annou1cfmfntS 29 20 OIUllllJISf Found in lhe v1c1n1ty ot E liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• 16th C M 646-5994 llORWI YllR 10011 Tlllllll 111 IEW llPllYEI LIWER Rl TES IOAIE,IC•.1•2·1ll0 ...;,, MlllllllHIS :-t.. All HANDYMAN SERVICE lllS LUISOAPI _, OlllPlm E•t paint & wood fences Plan11ng pruning lawn ells pall-J>'"etenl-Mure. Were heppoly married June 24 1989 LOST M Rot11Ne11er \/IC Hoag Memorial Hosp11a1. 711. Needs mee11ca11on 373-0838. 805-298-4843 SPECIAL GARAGI SAU RATE ONLY ~/llne. CALL 642-5678. B $2.30 per day That s All you pay for 4 lines, 30 day monomu"' tn the SERVICE DIRECTORY "!~-~-_.-----6-10~2 HUGE SALE Tons ot new ~llP• & used SAT/SUN 7-3 For more 1nfo1ma11on UW. & l&IAIE 1912 Wallece Baby stuff, CALL TOOAYtt IAU' :~~.~ant, dishes. 1ew-ISi FOR LOIS Small Remodel & Addns Bathrms-wardrot>e-doors 30 yrs O.C Quality Work Carpel Cleaning & Repair Services lESTlnCl·llPAll • C arpet cleaning Dye Carpet Salf'S Save Big SS Below Wno1esa1e Pr1 ces Res/Comm Oua1lty WOfk1 15 yr, HP *"'·0413• lleHst werk fer H Honest wa~' Steam Bonnet Clning No hidden charg8'' 893-1666 Cellular Car Phones SMTIUll OELLIUI Car phone tales. ser111ce & custqm field 1nstalla11on Best prices In CA 140-1310 • ..... Misc hs hid Items baby OR 80811 I IATI Items. clothlng, etc Sat rivewaya pattos. paths. e..a AA only 9-2. 690 Senate St Your etc No 101> too small .... -:-•• -1 ofl Pomona Sel'Vlce Directory rtas. lfobJ IH-0113 _... -• Repreaentallves ... f.fllllUT MOVING SALE1 sa1 9.3 142-4121 OHTIM COIClnl l .-..11_....,. OH stovetoven-e11tre Pools spas decks flat· .._.. clean. new crpt rolls, 1111••------• worlc t>ond on~ rels he fl•Y laJIAll•lll... country trench lurn. Piil.JO HTIOI 32411'6 111 m59 645 7'.125 ~'I-. IAlllES AHICY J live In/Out Companions/ Aides Prescreened appl1can1s licensed/Bonded 111-1110 Pa1nl1nq Hll my specialty Free est ma1nt Estabhshed local SERVICE reas rates Ron 722 8646 refs Comm l/Restd I llAllYIU SERVICES 265-0619 ask lex 011 Can 1 gel 10 11 let mr do •I • JOHN SHANE RS • 11 Yn tf...,, l.Mal Tony 631-2475 * GARDENING • Cu1tomer1 Rldlard Sinor • FIEIOM HOIS Quahty plant care and (Lie Int Refs) 645-7608 lllE IEP&llS 1ns1a11a11ons 827 -8312 • Emf IOllS 25 years ei1per1en<:e •Geot~ • Pa•nt1ng • • Ill l&Y SERVICE carpentry-P1umb1ng Tiii Lm UWI SVC. Since 19'18 0rywa11 re-• CllTll llSTALLS Elec1r.ca1-Ptiol'\e Systems Frontyrds-S24 Backyrds-p11ra wall textures ce.1-• AFFHIAILl PllCES TV Cable Systems $14 Weeding yard 1ngs Int/Ext 924-4966 • ltvlH IWlllH • Ut.#41MU 111-0111 ciean-u:;:.._64-1083 lilluEL 111 P&lllm lY&IWLI * ••• •121 * Plumbing Heeung AIC """' ~ S121Hr • MATERIALS Experienced child-__.. Repair ln5tall faucets • Refereoc;es 675-4006 care/housekeeping (•--------d11posers Courteous' Screened to meet your DOOR PRO Quality in-Ray s 556-1730 IJ1tllll DOIUllT needs St llesd/l>onded p•olflO ••••t Ret1den111-Comrn•rc11t sl.allat1on Entry Fren<:h ~ • .,...._ Ovahty Stucco & Trim MllSTIO & Interior Doors Richard ' UIUCAH (ICEUE."E llflCY lie •529868 557-646<' l HAUL! FWICE • llST&LUYIA•s P11nf1ng 10-15•, Ott LOW • Garage/Yd Clnuos-Trees .,_ Sod 846-1644 111-0111 '" H1-1112 • 1WmU1C1 KERRY s PAINTING LICENSED DAYCARE •llYW&LL TlPlll• • OUAl-IPS Will .... .., ......... Toddlers Costa Mesa Texture-Acoustic & Paint •lllHllTl SERYICE e SPttlllLllS by 10",_ Ouellty lnl8'10r L c •0839356 Haullng, Clean up, Trees f L' ___ __. 1 -Free esl Ke111n 722-9294 CALL John 650_ 1628 ;rFREE ESTIMATES• wlyrs o exp ..,.,.,....., Call DeeAnn 631· 7058 112-2200 432-0766 Free Estimate Mom wlll babysit under 3 FV Home Lots ol Tl C1 Cert Med Asst L1m11 3 Full-time 841-6774 * * * * * * * * lllllllTE SERVICE OllPlm llYWlll Hauling and clean up SERVICES CALL CLEANCO Free Estimates * 645-6730 * ousTY s L.ANoscAPE & P&1mH a wau1APD- LAWN MAIN SERVICE REMOVAL RELIABLE! 20 Wkly1month1y 1 11mt> yrs In area 642-5937 Frff est 241 -1640 RAINBOW Clrcle Mainl Any size Job Call Dennis 1101'1 llHLIH . UWI ll&llT Trtt Tri• Painting Exp Ouar Int / Junk 10 Dump 7 Clays ' E11t House & Apt Ouallty * 211-1113 * H•HL I llllTlOIS Costa Mesa 540-3798 Clean-up Sprinkler reor g ork FrH es1 636-1758 install Valenl1n 548 8 109 VESOIP&1m• cookware. decor Items-c p u ii N ju kl 171 C t •• The allt ul>hc t •Iles EPOXY PEBBLES TONE p f M I f h o n ot 1 ""918 Commission REQUIRES RESURFACE CRACKED rt SCI II• rtt H ' lllbOl Island 6106 St 6<'2-3333 that all used household CONCRETE 7 dyS wk, 10' yrs e•P rel Free Es11ma1es 675 6045 Loe 423949 References 9TREES4P Topped/remove Cleanup nu l•wn/sprinlt.lr 751-34 76 & Wallpapenng Oualrty ork Free Est 069-M49 T 0 -h Uc Ins 842-5-053• 50 YRS ACCUMULA I NI MOVING! SEVERAL FAM· goods move<s pront I etr Paltos e 011ves e Decks SAT 8·Hootl. 1003 Noflh ILIESI Furniture mite PUC Cal T number 647-7715 * * MOVING?•• Beyftont Kiie~ Items. 1011 ot 11ufl 3210 Colo-limo s & chautreu1 s pr1nt I I!!!!!!!!! 1n1 Ou t W 111 c 1 ea n fumllure. 11mp1, etc redo Pt~ (Mesa Verde) their T C P number in all nouse/apt• WeSI Coast Harbor/Glsl8f' advertisements If you Matnt Co 894-8746 lllAM/&Lll1 SALi have a questoon about n...1 a SAT 8-". 124'~ Coral Ave SAT 10-4, 2028S ~. the legality of a mover rweeNiMOl *HOMES CLEANED• loff Adems at Shantar) limo or chauffeur Call B"n •CK •-TJ.LE ••AT LOW RATES•'* t V , toys. clothes 111 Put>llc u11111es Com-'.n.J • Quality Ho'T'e Serv•ce Conanl dtUbr 6122 ages. treuur•. etc mission 714·558-4151 ** 894-8746•• S.t6 ~ 7 30-4:30 6()CI'~ SAT 9am-4pm. Gen-Aire Mwou«lte (In alley) Lota ttcwe. rock8f'. twn held· of Antlqun1T0011t lndu1-b08rd1. coftH & end trial C11pet, Pine WOOd. tables. couch. dlneua Mlac EVERYTHING table, odds & endtl 1871 MUST 001 New Jeraey UTl•IMl-4Pll TURDAY 9-? 6<'2 w. Chfl9tmee 1n Julyl Chol~ 181h St Chlldren1 & misc ltemil 510 Jaamlne Ave. ttemt 2 Famlly Sale. (In •lleyl •STOP ON BYI• ----UT/ ___ .,. S()fM furn & "1ilc: llemtl 417 Merguertte A¥'9 Ciililii 6124 WllllT UllWAll llllDl&Ul 11-lnlff FRIDAY-JULY 1th 5PM-8PM SATURDAY-JULY 8th IAM·3PM RELIABLE Housecleaning by the day Local are41 CALL Yolanda 631-5967 CALL Lupe 545-S 127 S & J Cleaning We provide products Vee.. Res/Comm. Setts- lacllon Guar 846-5542 U 111 Mgmt Ohese Lotus & WCfd pr lCess1ng service avall at reas rates 966-2442 fa? i••L •• ,., .... ., ... 1, lfyw.all Hang-T.,.,... T81lture Patches * 141-1221 * 126 ROCHESlER. CM S4&-n•s --------NEfD COMPUTER HELP? FENCES·GATES NEW We 1411 up system write Repair AadvroocHCed11 CERAMIC TILE eths l<llCh-"' other Economy price• FrH Pfk:el LICG 581·7302 Eal.. 141-2505 497-8775 IUlllT 11111 SUPER Tll.E/MARBLE Complete Kitchen Batl)rm 17 Yr• ••P 0 C Coastal Countertot> replacement Area ROBB. M5·3l89 Bui Pr~I Rell Buf1ont Classle WOOd De-Dan ~3-M~9 llOft• ror Creau.,,. WOOd-~==""'-' WOfltt• end the beat ol •nteflalnrneru onlrs Come ... II 10 believ. Ill S•2-H24 pi°'rams gel you stertt!d Po11 replace C M tN B .-dam 644-2052 01 Jim Whyte 64i-7206 Vlp 759•5434 WOOD FENCES & Gates Computer/Printer Repair Balow mark41t pr1ces On-Site serv(celln house WOfkrn1nsn1p gv11r Save LOW ptlCeS Free Ell 10"~ 1'wllh ad 964-6499 722-6880 HAYI A NllDt REPAIRS 1ec11on1I door t1lt1 o~s com$)1ete ai.c tr1c11 Uc $11398 963 6i46CI or 964-9&&4 IPllllUR IEP&ll A * NO JOB TOO Small * HANGING/STRIPPING LAWN MAINT 548-9309 VISA MC 673-1512 GREEN llFE by ERIC SUPERIOR Wellcovertng lnllallatoon Remove! et your 1or cono11toners checked now• Free tillers and 1nsoections1 hslp·l11tallatiH Wall Reptur Prompt Lie Maintenance 631·6186 1:566215 Mark 642-6342 1111-THllWIT. .... , .... • CERAMIC TILE • CUBICLE CURTAINS • REUPHOLSTERV • WALL COVERING •LINOLEUM • IN HOME SERVICE •INSTALLATION •FREE CONSULTATION 64&-10&3 A I erva Land1cepe sprfnk le11- 1ods-movr-edge-c1nup1 Aus rain Ma-2718/E LAWN MAINTENANCE l'ull HrVIC• r••ld I *. llf..1111 OLUlllDllT U..WT-111141 comm I No Job Too 81Q AAA9T M"'ll Of Too Smell 531-2507 .... , n Lowe t legll r1t• Carelul •-lllLD llP&ll llcenMd T 192 461 ..... Fr• quotes 646 56~ t Conven minuet 1y11em1 to autom1tte lend~ Oe11Vn lntt•ll•tlOn 1vallable FrM f1t1matea 898~7064 ••--•n1•r111 No m0ve too big or 1m 11 21&·1000 Cla111tled' 1 a great place to advertise your honteltu1ln•H· -642·5678 11-c-..-·-------*"=' ~ 12 icM, "'" .. -"' t:l.111/id we gal• .nd hang together Strip-paint install Ad· vice to 1 h(lo er IJZy 14 yra •xp 833· 7172 any time ~AIN$ from $1 !> Bf\ytlme Ftucell dl"P(>1>"4 l\eatet Ae(>lpe fetnOdftl llatnMI Pl Fred 646 9~9 ~~!i~f=-.. 1=.0 • ... 142-1111 HI Helps all prob6emt S5 00 Speclel (213) •25-9175 SYCHIC RUBY • PAl.M & CARD RE-'DER win tell pasH>resent-futur• 15 w/ad 645-Hn 631-1984 0 ConstrUCllon 54~ Room Addition, A•· modeling decka. ... cvrs ~Boded F,_ Etlt ssJO 1,-,-11 5530 Fumlbn 6014 St>on!npGoocts 606S wiOiU 1014 AntJquts. Autoslnlpontd 9100 Auto•'"fO"'° 9100 AutoaDamudc ;s- ..... • .. , ... ,, ........ l ITULJ 1111 12' KITE Sellbe>et '#Ith Clanks 9045 MBl 't2 300DT V 0 L IC S W A G 0 N .... lilt 1111 ' flJe.. !---Y.N., HA f()( ";.::;;bo•ll S300 for 1·-.· custom tot• ....., .. _... treller, good condition. OWNER ol rut growing Mini condlllOn Low mt CABRIOLET 1985, doll• ~K-Ori;iTnel Mila lnt•IOf l'or CIOft "'1 Q8fll hOeOlt.,, Whol• .. i. plywood .A Fina! eAembty & t>ll-& 2 1111 cheltt. velvet, _, 1700 Call 640-6042 Ofeno-Coonty Company Beige. aunroof. S 181< grey, excellent condition Like NeWI ExcelJ9nt Con-. C... Me..: M2-o4Clo IWnber c:ompeny Mekl~ lngual helpful Apply quehty, Jtlnt cond An-...... ...,U New York 36. Audi r11Ge wlll exchange some own· (71~) 494-7438 new Dratc•. new clutch dlllon UOOO CASH Ou1ekte I.Md Mlon eaper~ ~Oonist aam·3pm MecOreoor tiques & more 733-9 .. 47 I ........ Ill, 111 wMk/PHRF champion, ••hip tor tint tports car MERCEDES 300TD 1987• 17,250 759-7592 492-028~ Mt«Aeeort t C Thut .. :: u at 'Ti~a Yechts, 1S31 Ptac:entla. 6COUNTRYFrenc:t1diii1ng .,,,,.... ... full race lcrutu . $30,000toSll0,000 Such P9ffect Nflllc:e rec:ord1 VW 84 SCtRROCCO FOROECONOUNE VAN Sun 4-tv Shih 125 per prOfeeallonal front ofllee Coste Mesa chalrt, writing delk, love-rH'-~. '"' 1 t4/786-9257 •• 930 or 928 POflChe, 100.000 mite warranty, Black Good condition 1961, rebuilt engine . • le~ di ~=·Ou Ave eppewance c.ii BIDie for TatemarkeUng •Ht & metch chelr ,.;:: ___,.,hi•" 1rds Aston Martin 760• 1°70 MING treatment. 3rd S4200 721· 1507 brakes, Med• paint. runt 1 I ey Igo-an8'>POlntment E/720-1207D/760·1225 ••--7018 Ull'llllSTUI. seat, tmoke sit-vw CONV 1970 white. great $700 494-230«! Ina charming, female -... ---1.,...1199 1114 ..,.., httd., >< NT COND 11er/petom1no 48k mites --.. 8~ (71 .. ) 240·4952 sunny ,.,_ ,._...,. QUEEN SIZE Waterbed -~-....,111tHtit r•••ntWlllUlfll L New paint • black toP EJtcetient con-CadllllC Cimarron 1 .... (819) 72 1-3049 PatrQ. 111111 • .._., .. , w/heatlf & 1lx drawers. ..·It--.. -· .. , .. vi:" l.reat cond Muat Not• fixer upper MUST Catt 586•3425 dlllon $3150/0BO Like new Loaded 61K e5W1Hlli 1290 Dining room teble ,.. ti••• ,._. SELl $3300 548--0621 NISSAN 1987 Pulsar N)( 993-7497 eve or mites $4000 obo ......... 111-11• . IMIL•m•• , , "" 425 472-7799/d r-•lli w/2 IHI•. Hett 10 ... , .... ,,.II 645_44451e Biii Automatic. AC. T-top. 863-9400 days Ask for 960-6705 3-!I yeatl reeldentlal ... p .......... ....... w I hu t c ti : s, 30 0 . .. ......... ,1t1t1. Autos Imported 9100 AM/FM cassette New Betty. •JEEP/EAGLE SALE• • NHt eppe11ranc., own FT/PT Apply tn person. Part time easy work AM 873-1544 1100 Ill 12•1 I Sllps/Docks/StoratMO tires, brakes, strutl Ex-10/ OVER tranaportellon. ~8·0818 Creb Cooker Re1teur1nt or PM. No exp. necess-Sol• Bed. Wicker. chair & • • • tlH :r CREV IER BMW cellent condition. S9500 Autos Domestic 9300 ,. --11--1 2200 Newport Bl11d. N.B. ary. Hourly -Bonu1. ottoman, bookcese, cot-llllMI•• 7022 OBO 63~-6713 •CADILLAC 1987* INVOICE r-•-mu.rs 642-4321 Ext. 432 or l9e tbl Frtmed pica. S25-30" SIDE TIE $450mo 207 A fCW EXMl'l£S CE PORSCHE '72 911 f _ .. l 'llt WIH treln, n .. t appr , own R .. t• ant 228. Welt for beep, 11k $300. 780-0848 efler E Edgewater, Balboa M PllC-OWffD BMW's Original owner, paint etc ltttwt-l•ltt on all tranPDTtpOrtalllTllLtlon ~8-0818 llurW Hlllll~ for Crystal or Ben 4PM Newport Beech 673-0563 tmmec Must See s14,950 White loaded JEEP/EllLES • 38' SIDE TIE near ',""'',:'''•""·~..;~~· 250 ·9282 w ork . Immaculate Burgundy PART TIME HOlls &&&. • ......, 6015 851-9502 af1er 6pm leather Custom wheels In ttockl Lto...4 P"t Control wltl • ,..K.l:'llaneoul Pa111111on Pr111ate real-'IA6"'"'° ••'• "18111 Superb condition ,.. • BARTENDER •~~I&~ ._1 'l~l• 11• ILl•lll -• traln youlorpoelllonua ••t1ll1t•••-m dence Etec1ric & w11er • '°"" • :iomo• (2MHL048) Private •· ...... LtoenMP .. tControlS•-•FOOD SERVER etc. fill TIME PAY - -Boats. Gfntral 7011 1nct Sail only 673-4928 : ~~~~w;'.;!"~ °'iw party 1 14-675-7957 JEEP-EllLE va Technician. Cereer For Interview call • 6 slz.es New Oak finish ., ' ' SONI '1111110 w k d cpportunlty. Must heve l<llayeme Restaurant 642-91251642-2741 Paul 1978 18' Cobra 4 cyl OMC SIDE TIE on Betboe Penln· • ., 1 ' "'1 ,16 ,. NI 714~:.4910 a Y s · 32881 Camino Caplitreno d I I 725-0777 f()( eppt Alter $1000/Wk P t ti I Tel Outdrlve all rebuilt. elec· Sula, sall only-36 m&Jt 13 3 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO goo dr v ng record. · · o en a · e-F 0 A SALE 2 11 sh tron~/many eKtras! Gal· 10. beem s lOIFt, 111 & I · 1l1 Red Targa E11cetlent con-Cadillac Coope De VIiie ..... 10 CALL Chertey 8-12 AM 5pmcalll213>489-1333 marketing office sup-equarlums, 5" TV, 2 11l nlzed 1111 traller last . dep 646-4005 tffwpotl Frw.1y <5!>1 dltlOn Alpine AM/FM-1976 92Kml.,Alloptlons. ••• 97e..ec>21. E O.E. plleS. Easy hrs BAM-12 11acuums end other as-L 1 c " J D 6 6 6 P al (d1n&tr Santa cusette Many e111ras! Including leather Interior ln¥olce amoont may ••- Phone WM Roofing Noon. No W•hnds sorted things 536-9562 $2~0 540-3140 • Misc. TrM'Mf\l\ltltlon Serwl(t ind P•rts Hou1~ Must see to belleve this Rare Black/Bleck Sec-ceed actual dealer cost TW ..... PEI• NO EXP NEC FOR SALE Tram D20tA -'T"''" l •m 6 30 pm Mon r,. beaullful automobile Call ond Owner 557-1881 due 10 Incentive• Hl"hl i ed CB d $300 c It p •-u 7012 8 ~ .. ~ 8 5 9 . 3 6 7 9 . 1 e e v e -provided to the deeter by 'Vmy e1tperenc ' re-Cati before 12 Noon ra 10 1 OWtt uvl C~rs/Trafters 8014 •m "lJl!f.u.• ........... Chevette Mellbu 1970 menul.cturer. Offer e1t-llred Of teml FIT. PIT, 2 (702)727..-347 -· ... ~ ···----. Teke-of1~sons.1 Roof-NEWPORT BC~ 673-3735 1960 Century Launch Re-•LIKE NEW 24 $17 ooo OBO Grell Transport111onl 1 plres 48 hrs atter put>ll- l n g Sale sperson COSTA MESA 548-6919 NEIL DIAMOND TICKETS stored classic Toor Bay 1978 TITAN CLASS-A * llW * . Owner, $1250/0BO cation .. Sele exclude• 642_ 7222 SOUTH O.C 582-1240 Forum Closlng N1te July 91 1n style 675-8459 MOTORHOME OVER 250 646-3608 Wraoglefs In stock. 2 COionnade Sec 9 Row ---•'iii;r;m~riT9:W~m Part time, .uy work AM TUQLllUPllll 18 535/0BO 646-7925 24" LYMAN looks good. Low miles Sleeps 5 CHRYSLER NEWPORT11 °'PM No exp. nec.u-IAl.ll PllUI CrvieethlpMedsdynamlc _ great Catalina boat St0.500 See hrst at NEW & USED NEWPORT 1968. ell original 54,000 ary. Hourly -Bonu• Apply at 1931 Newport Bl & energetic personnel Old Clown Cookie Jars, Chrysler V-8, 240 hp in-2218 E Pac1l1c Ave STERUH •TIRS miles $795 759-7592 642-4321 Ext. 432 or CostaMesa.TfteAntlque 714_546-ltllExt p2 GE toasteroven,Super board. $8,500 obo Costa Mesa, then call "exclustvety BMW" IMPORTS"" 228. Walt for ...._..., e•k Emn.vlum. '"•2-8990 float raft w/wood oar. 645-4450 759. t 104 or 644-8722 " OLDS '82 ROYAL SEDAN . ......,... .. ..~ ~ 1540 Jamboree Road f th oodl lor Cryttel or Ben. WlllPHHOT 1typdedwr1te4r 11.~nld, 6'1tv.ood 26-:-1959 FAIRLINER CO A C HM E N 8 6 Newport Beach '14 IW lH .111,110 ~=~f:fT~t~rlor~ ~uns 1:'e PlllllTlll OLlll ~~;·own hrs! Quality, Experienced legal aect'y a er ..., sc ems CABIN CRUISER Re· LEPRECHAUN 26' mint 140·1••• a new one. Asking only Full t i me M on-Fri Gift Wrap Firm nds w/Wordperfect skllls 675-85011 buUt. 225 h.p engine. slps6.roolldashalr.awn-(2BEY550) S2950 Cell 760·3840 for 7:30em.4pm, 15.25/Hr. welltpkn organized per. needed lmmed. for over-One way AIRLINE TICKET great condition Ask 1ng. microwave must IEW '11 IDIU '11·'11 I.IS I XJI dfltalla Benefits. No exp nee. son to cell on stores. Will llO'# & vacation support. 7124189 Los i'ngeles to $6.000 993-7692 see $23.500 OBO SPIOTIDIW o~er 12 to choose from ----- Apply In pert0n, Books train. 751-4910. 847"6041" Chicago to Des Moines •CHARACTER BOAT• 964-3600 IOllTllY hp.1t111089 on Tape, 729 Farad St., WORK AT HOME s lOO 544•5059 •"SHIPHOUSE"• Cout Hwy . Newport Beach Coeta M .... 548-5525 IALIS Earn up to S300 •day Schwinn Alrdyne E1tercy-Parade Trophy Winner Motorcycles/ RlllOTlll SALE 722 4100 l iiiiiiiiialiiiiiiii:-Sophl1llcated & intelligent Process phone Ofders. cte. l1ke new 2 Brass twin $4000 675-6161 Scooters 8018 If you're ured ol all the • ...... PlllTlll 11leapet"t0n needed PIT (214) 343-<'282 ext CM 1 headboards and custom _ ----gimmicks and hassles of Wanted. Sash & trim men. for fine gold 1ewelry twin bedspreads. 4 * SUSWlll 11' * 1986 HONDA SEI Gold· buying a new car. WHY * fel:RCEDES llNZ * 5 yr• exp«lence, good store. Weekend hou~ a Membership! 5540 wooden barstools. 2 1988, 140 H.P OMC. in· wing Fully loaded. llm· NOT SEE US Our "1 pn-!!tie<• ,.. ..., ..., lill<c'*' ,., pay. Calt 648-1644 mull Starting salary _ wrought Iron ber stools. board. open bow Cus· ttad edt11on. $6500 orlly is your satlslactlon -· -·-11 """°°"It•• S8.00/hr + 1ncent111es. Newport Beech TENNIS patio table, 4 chairs, tom 1ongve trailer 968-0300 10 prices. selection and ..,. ,., ..., •,,. ~ .... C-11 P/T aDllAI. Call 545-3111, CLUB resaleabte mem-chelle lounge, drafting Stored in garage $7900 alter sale service. We .,..,. _ _,,,,,. Sml educatl<>nal medl• co Mrs. Rickman bershlp, $200 ptut $350 board 786•3584 alter 6 B 111 , 412.719 9 1 d Auto Servkes/ want yoor business. let us •Al.l ..XXLS AVAl.A8t.C• nMCta SHARP alt-aroond -transfer fee, 720-0540 545.4445/e p 9015 pro11e 11 1 Im ft--~S perton for data entry. tll· SEC/RECPT Answer Wedding Dress. brand arts W•J plJ •ere1 .JlllCfJMll .,,_ 1 Ing, CUS1 svc, etc. Rex hrs ~ones, light olc wOfk In new Whl aatln w/lace & II' IEllTIRIUUI DATSUN Roadster parts Come see the all new 1•1 0-• between 8am-<tpm. start uni Harbor Wrd proc & beads, az 8 Pd S 1150. Loaded twin dieSels, ltke for sa.te Engine and body 1990 lntegra. NOW• ~9.....,300 $7/Hr. Wendy, 646-4_4_8_6 g:~2~69~5~1a plus. Sac S850 497-7370 new $1~000 675-9460 s1 10 $100 Call James 11 ~HI SLllOIS ...,,,. r1T..-uu w•1Lo0t• suPER sPoRTF1sHER 892-4195 aCHA 2-3 days per '#Mk. Otfloe-amlllf AndQuts 601 O • Like new PACIFICIA 44 RUR HI IWS 1001 Quail St Npt Bch • r. ~" .... ' ..... Otl/lll" ~ r ""' \,Ir, • U type environment. No For busy ~ Beach 714-a93--0794 ., int!~"2-t2000S50.000 112-2112 typfng r99"1red, will train. Reel Ettete Development ""'911911lll ~ IEW I .I . TOYOTA, ·9~ CELICA Apply PENNYSAVER, Cot Prof~~I 1~_:1om-& Ftne EU<nnaan & Amerlean Cameras & FOf Camero and/or lff•& 'll"'· CMQ 5 spd. 11lnt cond Mull see HO p I A pu., spr...., s • ..,.. -.--Flrebtrd wi1h Australian -n 250-9282 work or 1 tacent • ve' word processing Non-AntlQues ..... aooo sq 11 Equlpmtnt 6016 Sall Boats 7014 dlllMen11a1 370 1 ratio 4 door. auto. am/Im cass 85t-9502 elter 6pm Coeta Meel tm<>tclng omce tocate<I nr New Nautical & Mlhtary -S250 obo 963-3600 stefeo velvet upholstery, P/T Pll......... Fuhlon ltland Call 1931 Newport Blvd. CM NIKON F-4 new. warranty, 1968 SLIPPER · leave message 811 records $3300 OBO VOLKSWAGEN 1985 L I . 7 1~/759 9531 $2195 AF80-200 12.8 9· with new e•1I. all ac· (714)652-6787 CABRIOLLET Con -Oleplay ed"9rtl11ng Good aur • " -U.S _,,--•et d 11 S 9 9 5 -b Engtilh 1t11t1s. Wed & Sat Principals only. • .... .ti ..r.; Call :54_6536n e w · ' cessones $750 OBO 4 Wheel Drive I Jeeps HONDA ACCORQ 1983 4 ~:~!lbl~o~~~o~ue. :~~: Apply PENNYSAVER, 8"/UWlfflOf 1t• •11t. 650-92_7_7 ___ 9030 door 5 speed. el c, matlc $8900. 66t-1391 1680 Placentta Ave., .. 1 1 -~_._ .. 1 -Colec'dblts 21, llUllER cruise, cassette $4750 or 832-0777 Coeta M.... '"" aw exp ,.....,..., or ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ____ 1,________ 1986 Jeep truck Com-obo 964-7110, 536-4227 _ _ energetic. fut-paced ~ts 6011 u•s •-MLL·S Beautiful condition. 1n anche 2 wd bed liner _ --v o L Ks w AG o N · 8 7 tlMJIY~ Newport office. Asst to -~~ ..... ....,~---~ --• board, lull keel. lull stereo'. low ml $5,000 IAZll '11121 CABRIOLET 28,000 Cler k F/T M on-Fri legal secretary )(Int 17" ZENITH color TV. Old clown .. cookie jars, ?. equipment. Call now Cell Dave 993.3545, 2 Door. 75,000 miles. 5-mites White Wolfsburg 7am-i30pm, $4.75/Hr. typist, WP 5.0 6«-9190 $75; White, near new ~~!n:110n~t~ey c':~tfalege First cash takes speed, AI C, AM /FM edition 5 year extended e.n.1111. No exp nee SECURITYOFFICERS TAPPAN Dlshweahfltr Petch 1r11st Cell MOTIVATEDl!I lsuzuTrooper,1986 4whl cassette. well main· warra n ty A larm Apply In person, Books W-k f~t .. _ bestt $75. 7511-7592 ..._15_8509 213-471-2870 dr · .•mllm C&S$ • 5-spd tained, $2500 OBO S 12,000 Days, 476-4555 T 7""" F _,.SI ...... "",.., " -r oot rack $7000 ••• 2111 E 759343~ on epe, .... .,_, • ~ llllllTY HT. HTI 30· CM Sailboat HAS (6 19)564-9160 Ask tor oau.-· or ves. • .. Costa Mell. 548-5525 11•11• •-• Win Dinner For Two• •f,-ff-t·o·Y·ou----60 ... Z~Z ALL. Reduced for quick Karen (Please Leave Message_> IUI. DTAll 1111 ,.. -sate 7K ca11 821-9313 En'-'70-1,.,..,comm w/e all•lf&-ELECTRIC STOVE & FREE TO GOOD HOME MERCEDES1988420SEL ,.., ..,.,,. ·-OVEN $100 O'keefe a 5 KITTENS TWO LASERS SELL Bleck/palamino 29,000 TOP Producing Co Am.ITS Merrill 675·5212 3 Calleo ml11, 2 Ora.noe RACING CONDITION miles. excellent con- Agrelllve Mlf-ttartera Newport Beech area FRIGIDAIRE. b"" cap .... ity stripe 646-3603 S 1000/yettow end d I t I o n A s k 1 n g etnd r..ume to 18 Cor-H~·rty + comm--1--s 'V """ $900/-... lte $ ~ 7 O O O I O B 0 PP porate Plaza NB 928&0 .... _,.,,, GAS DRYER Excellent .... throullh clas'ltfted .. . ' . Apply et 2590 Newport condition S95. 759.9135 Jewefrv/Fun/ Art 675-6161 n0-8731 Blvd, Costa Meaa • 1 ~ '",~~. ..... ~ . ' ------6025 SllM Tlll•llAI Fumibn 6014 TRADE MEN'S ROLEX _ Lloyd Pest Control w1U 2 PEWTER i bress tamps, PrHldenta for Rolex llM. DTl11 IMJI trein you for position as a 30" htgh, bHutifut con-GMT stainless plus S. Exp'd or 1nexp'd BH&G UceNe Pest Control SM-d1t1on. $170/palr Cell 720-8182 Advantage Training Pro-lllOe T~nlelan Caree1 Hatry at 760-0370 1 ________ _ f:":: Oldett RE offloe In Opportumty Must have Atl brand new Glabman Offkt fumlturt vtew · 1~ L~:S, 1n~ ~l~~ d':~~:;g 8_r1~c~~ tola w/2 matching chelrs & Equlf>mfnt 604 7 vw 1987 Cabriolet Con- vertible Black. 5-speed. AC, AM/FM stereo cassette ONLY 5300 MILESI EXCELLENT CONDITION! $t2,500 474-7710 M·F 9am-5pm If you want to furnish an apartment inexpensively, classified 's the way to go. ·------ 11 to 16 Years Old WOIK IVININGS AND SATUIDAY YOU CAN A VEJAGE PO WEEK 17500 ORM.ORE CAU SHARON 714-843-9091 e11orl.. BH&G 7M-7500 97g..eo21. E.O.E Contemporery mauve, Sec: destl w/retum. comm -liiMiiiiiiiiiii.· .. _... -SILK-SCREEN PRINTER grey Balcer roHwOOd tmoke eater, misc Items STARTING AS LOW AS: coffee table Lane ceder 1t.t5•9 14o Kerl Lamination tkllls. print on tined pine armolre ~ mylar 8'Ax 1 1 Catt 675-67000f548-8112 WIOllllfflllflRI 540-11399am-3pm WATERBED complete Reuonably priced. l l llPlll•IT ""'Dm.IPIS For lneut*'Oe Company No experience necessary Metwe woman or man Full Of part time. For tnlo Typthg reQulted, multi-& appl+eatlon, tend Mii~ photMlt Company ben~ addreued •tamped eflta. 969-2416, Don or envelope to; P.O Box Mary Ann. 1848. DMtbom Ml 48120 with heater (& bedding 11 Almost new. 851-4648 dealred), twin tlze 1!!9-!!""'!~----"'!!"'!~ "Stre11te11·· lounge PtU & Anmlls 6049 chair, yellow 11el11et. and A B A N D O N E'S I B metchlng ottoman Cell Y 7 86-8048 evenings prevlooe owner, 3 mo old before 8 30 or weekends black male Killen seek• new home with tolling 1r111ne family Call A Committ• ,.------f -Q_D_A_Y_'_S ____ __, 01 F;·,:::-;9 CROSSWORD P-UZZLE To~7~~:•old AC"OH 1 EntW1t1ed S Gral 9 Scr11P• 1• At>Mnf 15 Formetl~ p., ... 16 Jufor1 17 1n11ma1e 19 r .... player ~Instant atlbl 2 1 ShOe p11111 23 WOflt.Qlll 24 locks 26 Trtnc.lletm1t1 21 P1ooovn 29 Performances 32 Attitudes ,, Old..,.,. ,. ltwint 37~ Ht<~e lt~ 40 5'lollll ., let •1 Sfwfled ., ,. tttf!Qflf•ftO 43 COf"" 46 Em.ut• 4f ~oown 4 1 r reetUt•• 61 .MwfMwt ,~. " "°'ttid 56 Llhh1~ SS Oogn1fy ISO Sofe 61 h it ends 62 Tne11trs &3 L19«lllle &4 Ed•tOfS wo•d 65 W0tlt. 11a11on DOWN t Sooy parl 2 Pr.oot,.10' 3 Detec:11ve Philo 4 VISfQn S Siiiy smite 6 Outtressea 7 F1C1hty I a...eched 11 lH PfO tO Hurry 11 Conums n A11an tan {IU!l09 abbf 1) :")tn1CM1e 11 Tr1e1t.• :n fabfl( 25 Go4 rid OI 27 ....... 2tCr..-. 10 W--.on ,, ~' 32 t_11tet USWllf! ,.. ..... •• Rema.n 49~ SO llll'~ SI LWYI 52 Dealt! rattle S4 GatMent ~ 7 Noun 141191 I 9 Drowse 4'LOOKING tore Compa- nion?! We hhe wonder· tul tovtng dog• & call avalllble IM ade>p11on. Mutt go to responsible owner. Come l Ml. w. might have the perfect pet tor you e31-1~ ---..... --· FREE. 8 moe old Needs good home 54&-0324 TOY Poodle PupeAi<c.2 F, 1 M Red, apricot 81\o\1, etiemp linee, 10- Wk1. asoo1 .. 493-t491 PIANO ·~IT ....... I welnut, a. MW ""°"lfl· out T.,,,... & _.,.,_., MIO ft ft. 147 ... 72 WUAll ClflM,3...,_ boerde, -91nlft••ll*, IOOd OOftdttlon ft ... 11111, "•• Hot. .. ,.. ..... Ma nuf. Sugg . Reta il ... $7219 DEALER DISCOUNT ... -$1571 (9470.561177) STARTING AS LOW AS: Manuf. Sug g . Retail ... $7809 DEALER DISCOUNT ... -$1321 l'IHT TIMI •UY VISIT NE,!NPORT NISSAN IF YOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING QUAUFICAOONS: * T * MDOVJN Oren~ Coale OAILY PILOTIS.1ur<lay, July 8, 1988 87 MUC fl>TIC£ NUC fl>T1C( f'\BJC fl>TICE Nil.IC fl>ltcE PllllC MITICE DCJtARTMINl °' the <..ommunlty 0.vetop lllled •boll• on .kine I 191111 AOOPTEO by tl\t City ,,... under t~ ltC:tlllOUI Act COllllMUNeTY ment Oepanment 2000 Timothy J Ole&ton C.ounc:ll ot Ille City ot Hunt butlneM nime o.-n11Mt ON FILE A GOPY ol Ille FICTtTIOUI IVIMll Code ot the Stale ot Cen NOTK:t Of' '9CTIT10UI ..,..... OIYILOttMINT IN· M11n Strff\ llunllngton Tn11 alattment wH lli.d lr)OtOn BMel! et In regular llated abow on Mey 17 proo<>MCSr~\AtlltOf\llle tn NA ... ITATIMINT t0tn•• theOtSTRICTnuot> ll'ETITIONTO N._tTATt•WT YIROf-Nl'AL ~h Clllllo•n•• 92641 to• with lh• County Clerk of Or """'~ held Mond•" June 1089 ,.. c 11 r..... .... A Tile following pe1aon~ 11e 111"9<! lrom me Ooector ot AOMIHftTl9' Trie follow""" ,._aone .,, ·--11 II n1,..,1 b 11 b • rA.. ' "8 ommun Y .,..v...,p dOlnQ bullneM u I .. .., ,..... q_...... CTION 1 ,..... ion Y 1e Pl' tte. ,. ••10e .....,..nty 0•1 June 7 28 10 O. by the 1o11ow1ng larry Wnt Otrector ment Oepertmenl 2000 KAATZER SOFTWAR" IRhe ~t~t ot tnouttttal 1_!.!A1Tr.e" 0 ......, dOinO ~ u Cm Of V Of the "all rePQ<\ W111 1980 •Oii cell vote Th•t 1telemenl wa1 ftled Matn 6tr .. t Hunttnoion ~ elel tons lhe gene••I '"'""',. ,.. , •• KAEA ft VE KORH(R, HUttTINOTON llACH be evelleble to 1nt4lffftld '421411 AYES Counct1memo.r1 w1t11 the Counly Ctetk of Or· Beech Clhlornle t28Af tor ENGINEERING 22t&~ I.Ike pnrva!Ung rala of Pe• <hf'fn c ... ~11\W! 129<1 1 Gtrden CKov. 8tvd Noelc• i. h«tlt>y 0111en by Pith" ti City ll111 o• ttwt Pullhat\ed Or•ng• Co1tt M1cAll•ater Green ange County on June t tn~lion by lhe ovbloc: ,. 6:~·~~:s:u•t• 11 Et T0to w•oet anCI '"• o•:,•r11 A·14e114 •33 Oerdton Gfo... ceJlf the Otpettmenl 01 Com. Mein Cny l.tt>r fy 17t11 Dally Pilot June 17 24 July Wincrwtlt B•nnmer Er111.1ne 1080 GOPV ot the •l•ff reporl ""'" l)f'811ailing ,.,, lo• 11.,..0•y fo ell tl8H• o.t,.fit••r-§128'0 mvntty ~t of Ille Te1o.r1 lwenue1 Iller Jiiiy t 8 t9811 NOES Counc:;1tmembere F421417 be evaitable 10 int8' .. led Gery Tllom.. Krelze< 111<1 overt•,,,. WO.to. 1n l!lf' Kl· c:.te<l•tOli c.on11~1 Ct.0•· r••n~ ;oeepn ~I City al Huntington Beach " 11119 Sa 586 None Stephen• & Krey 5000 C>Mtte• 11 City Halt Ot 1n. 22948 11•• C..eu M•H•on caJ•ly on wt o<:fi lhll #Olk '" 10 ton IOCI pe1.on1 ...,,o me; Jr 1227 W Rlc:hr.nd A.ie. thel 0.•11 EIR No 811-5 All INTEAFSTED PER A 8 SE N T Co u n • Oirch Street Su•ll 4 10 Mein City Ltb•ery I 1t1 1 \/~to C•lll 92601 De l'eflOlmed tor e.w:.h et en oe ome<«•M •111••"1<1 Ml me Santi Al\e C&l4 02702 Sltlt Cleertnglloua No SONS lie 1nw1tad to •Ilene! f1taJC NOTlCE ctlmemt>era M•YI S111111out N-porl ee.c11 Clllif 92MO Talbett Avenue) elter July 11'' Clusinen •S con· Of tr~ ot worloer neeoeo 10 w1U OI es111e °' 00111, of Au r 1 Sm ti II 2 I 'O n<>e07t3II1va•l11>1e tor••-.. Id heeftng 110<1 •~P•.U 1---..;...-......;....;;..;.;..;.;;;..__ of room) Pubhlh«l Or1n941 eo.11 " 111811 <lu<:ted by •n •n<llVl<luat eaecute the contrllCI T,,...., STEVENS AYOTTE Seow11rom 6! Sante Ana vi.w 11\d Commel\I lat 30 e>p1n10n1oraubmt1811tden<e LIOALNOTICI CrTV M HUNTINGTON OlllyPtlot June 17 2<1 Juty ALL INTERESTED PER Tiie registrant com· retes41re onr.1eat the01t APEl1TtONhUbeer\t11ed c.f.t t270<t dlyt ~tnnlng July & 1989 tor°' againll ll'le 1ppltcel10n O .. OINANCI HACH, COftnte atoctiwey, 1 8 1089 SONS a1e invited to •lleno menc..o IO tr&nu" Clul•· TRICT otf1ce locelftO 11 or Dee ,t.nn Ayotte finch "' Thl9 butllneH ,. c:on- Thl drel l document 11 oulltned above II Ille•• NO. ate Clt7 Cleft! Sa-~80x 1810 Pwtetlr\Q end ••press nett under the 1•Cl•l101o1• Purchas.ng l>epa•tmer 1 at Ille Super10• Co.Kt of Ceh· <1uctld oy JOinl 1191\lure enalyz" the potenttel en· ere any further quetuon• 'AN ORDINANCE o" THE Put>lltl'led O•ange Coast oc>tmona or aubmtt evldenu ~.:c,~• nimt "'c:_•mH •bove 1od•1u Coe>••~ may t0tn11 Covnty of Orllf199 r•· Tha reg111ran1 com· vtronmenllll lmptM:ll ot Gen· please Clll L1ura Phllllp1, CITY OF HUNTINGTON Delly Ptlot July 10, t989 P\a.IC NOTICE tor or egeinst the appttcation ;~87 •l>Ove on lob•r bl obtained on request A qunhng thll Oet "nn Ayot menc:ed to trenuc:t bUll lrll Plan Amendment No AllOClll• Plenner It BEACH AMENDING THE M-29t .. oulllneo above II there G K COOy OI llleM 181H Shlll b4' II F1ncn be •Ppolnted H , .... una. the Uc;tlllNI 89· I (lroml Lu.. Oena1ty 536-527 l HUNTINGTON BEACH OR· 1----------flCTITIOUI 8UllNlll are 1ny lurll\ef questtoni ary '111., posted at Ille tOb 1111 e>efSOl\el teprMenl8tlvl to bUltMH neme Of ~ ANJ<Mntlal tO Medium Oen· Miiie Adema, Hu11t1n9ton OINANCE CODE BY P\a.IC NOTICE NA• ITAT£MtNT Ple•M c,att Jeff Abremowllz Tl'I"'' 1c"'e~Ct wa. 1t•0 1e<1 1tlhat1C1emanoe1oryupon i>Om1n1s1er ttie Nllte of the lttled abOve on M•y 2t, sttv Rell~lltll Ind Zone leech "•11nln11 Com· AMENDING SECTION 90611-----'--'-'".;;..;.;...;;.;;;..__ The t()llowtng pel'SOl'IS Ire A111t1an1 Ptenner ., Wit ine ounty 1••k 0 , the CONTRACTOR IO .. hom d8Ge08'11 1989 Ch•nge No lt-1 (trom A I· mlMlofl TO PAOlltDE CHANGE OF PUIJUC NOTtCI domo bUllMH as ~38·5271 81\ge County on June 7 me COr'lroKI ,, awarded 1no THE PETITION rt"Quellt l''r1nk JOMOll S•blowelll LOW Oenatty AMt<lenllll to Publlll'le<I Or1ng1 Cont ZONING FROM RA-0 RA-(). THIE CfTY M JBA CONSUL TING 3535 Mike Adlmt, ~11tlngton t989 upol\ .tn~ ~ubc.or•tr1cttJr dulho<1ty lo .Omtn1al8f the Jr R2·~1um Oen11ty Res1· Dally Pilot July 8 1989 CO LU-0-CO Mt CD O· FOUNTAIN VALLEY E CoHt Hwy Suite tOl leec:ll l'l l lllllllt Com· F421427 under toch CONfRACTOP Htate uno~ ,,_. 1n~· Tn' sletern9nt wu hleO ctentlel) to lec:llttete lht> con· 5a6:n R 1·(2 71-0·8 000 O RI. l'U8LIC HIA9'1NQ COfone oet Mer Cekf 92625 mlH lon O Publ•il>e<;i• Coast to Ply no• en tt.1n ti .-t U>d 0.,.1 Adm1n•1tral•Ofl ol El with t~ County Clenl ol Of. llfucilOfl of 18 ttngte fam;ly 1----------131·6.000·CO 0 RI THE CITY COUNCIL OF Jemet O Beldwin 126 Pubtt•lled Orange C:O.)I I lly P•IOt June l7 24 Jul) spec.1l1edr11u to•ll >NO•~erspa1u A" 1Th0• "It<>< t1 I · enge Counly on June 1, hOM on 2661cres NM.IC NOTICE (3)·8.000-CO TO ELLIS· THE CITY OF FOUNTAIN Cotttna Balboa tst•nCl by 11\em n ,,,., •• •owa 11\41 tHl"aon1t rec.•-. 1980 The P'OPOsed pro1ect IS GOLOENWES T SPECIFIC VALLEY WILL HOLD A PUB· 02&e2 Sa621 Kuhon 01 tr.e C.O'*oCI tallve to taij,I! m1ny ec11ons •U1G1 loc::lled In the no<lhetstern NOTICI Of PLAN ON Rf.AL PROPERTY UC HEARi NO IN THE Otlll1IC Baldwin 126Co1 No O•CIOe< "'a1 ''""'Oii• "lllhoul obt11n1ng courl "P· Pubhlhed Orange CoNt pcxtlOn of tM Ctty at 1he l'VILIC Hl!AAINO LOCATED WITHIN THE 160 COUNCIL CHAM BE RS 11na Betboa ISllno Catot P\8.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE dny Dod •o• a t;e•.00 01 tn111, P•Ovll Betore t11~1r19 cer1a111 Oa1ly Pilot Jut\41 17 24 July IOUl~lt corner of the In-CONOITIONAl ACRE OUARTERSECTION 10200 SLATER AVENUE AT 112662 ·301 d•t' .,,., lh• Oil• Wt &ChOn• l'loo11ever lh• per 1 8 1919 lereec:Uon ol Garfield Av· USIE PERMIT BOUNDED BY ELLIS Alf· 8 00 pt.A ON TUESDAY Thll bullness ,1 con NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS IUlfNESS '°' tne ~n1no ot 0101 sonlf repre~t1nllhve •'J re enue end Bushard Street In HO. ff·H ENUE EDWARDS STREET JULY 18 1989 Oucted by husband and wile PUBLIC HIEAAIHQ NAME ITAT£MIENT A payment oono no • QUlfed to g111e nohte to S•·581 tote!, ltll pro1ect encom (Add~ modulet GARFIELD AVENUE ANO Tiie purpose 01 the h1&r· The regtstrent com· TENTATIVE P,t.RCEL Tne loltowing Cl<lrson~ ;ue perlormence oono ""'" bf' 1nterest8<1 pe•son'J untess i---------- PH ... 2 58 grou acr11s otnce bulldlno GOLOENWEST STREET 1ng 11 to obt1in input from menceo 10 transact buS•· MAP NO 89.225 IN dom~ bu11neu o, •equ11eo proor 10 e.ecu11on mev llave w11ved nouee or P\8.JC NOTICE COPHll of the drell EIR are to en ulatlng !OISTRICT MAP 38) ANO residents and appltcan11 neu under the ricmtoua CONJVNCTION W ITt1 A A 0 E M 1 A 1 N 01 Ille corw.tct otnd ,r,41rt b•· ,~onseme<i to the propoMd 1----------1ve11tble for review at Ille chutc:lll AMENDING ARTICLE ~O concerning the proposed bu1tnesa name or names CONDITIONAL TERN,t.CiO NA DE. n lh11 lo1rr ~• tcirtt" •ne1ac11on1 The mdependent FICTITIOUllU.alNl81 Ct11tc Center In the Cuy NOTICE IS H(REBY BY ADDING SECTION uses tor $<15.900 1n tederst 1tlledaboveonJune2 1989 EXCEPTION TRAFtCO JS;j1£>2 y;~ta de con1rac1 Oocument~ ,Jdm1n1stral!ol' au1not.t, will NAME STATEMENT Clerk • olllce end tn the ()e. GIVEN tnat ll'le Hunl!ngton 9300(01 ElLIS·GOl O· tunds set aside tor PuClhc Jemes o Baldwin IVARIANCEI Todo Capistr .. no 9.,o1cn Pu1s .... 1n1 to S@Chor 4!11;0 be g•anteo un•ns an Tiie lolle>wtng P4tfM>fll ere p 1men1 11 2000 Mein 8Hch Ptannmg Commission ENWEST~PECtFIC PLAN Service G•an11 E1tg1ole ac· Tn11 11111men1 was tite<l NO 89 23 AND Cletl 92624 ot tlle Go•ernment r.. "" 1 ntere11ed Pefsor ' es in 000·19 but•nee• as SI In lhe City ot Hunt· will tlOl<I a public: heermg •n SYNOPSIS llvllleS include those con· with the County Clerk 01 Or ENVIRONMENT Al Juen Cir J\ Et.~ ~ .. nO•I tne St.tlf IJI C.tMorni• II,,_ 001ec11on lo tr.is peMior and E NE R G Y J U N I 0 A on Beec:n The draft the Covnc11 CMmbe• al tne CEll1s·Goldenwes1 Spec1t1c ce<ned with employment ange County on June 1 ASSESSMENT 35262 "'\Id •le Toco conir.tct "''' CO"'•• 'how5 gooo cau~ """~the SPORTSWEAR 1801 E umenla cen 1150 oe ·~ Huntington Beech C1v1c Pten) crime pr8Yent1on cll1ldc1re t1189 NO 8lt-l9 Capi5trinu l:!!!o1cr Caht P<Ov•S•O"' p41rm•11 n9 "" COurt 5hOU d nr• grenr '"" Oyer Ro Senti An• Calll II Ille C1ty'$ Central Center 2000 M11n St•eel ORDINANCE NO 2998 lleellh Orug et>use educa F421423 tLot soht willl 92624 5ucceu•ul lllCld"' ' .iuthOritf 92705 ery el 7111 Talbert Av-Huntington Beech Cali-A M ENDS THE HUNT· 11on wetlare or rec•ea11on11 PuClhsned Orange Coa51 veriincei Th•• Du\•~~s 5 c;on 'JuOShtutl' ~ur111e~ 1'' •0 • A HEARING or tne Pih Ernest M1chlel B•kenie lorme ontheOateenOatlhe tNGTON BEACH OROI reeds Oa1ty P1lo1 June 17 24 July NOTtCE 15 HEREBY Ou"edlly 11 nO,.•O,a rnone1swirir.e•Oo, •rt-C:..S 'o<ir N•·1081'1elO r.n JJlY 10 2701 S Fa.,v•-•F18 ny peuon wtSh1ng to time 1noice1eo below to re-NANCE CODE TO AC· Apphcants for the tor 1ne t 8 1989 GtllEN that tl'le Hunllngton Tl'le reo st• "' com-rAtC • '" f'n\u•I! o~• 1989 at 1 45 P ~ "Dupt Sefll1 Ana Cehl 9270<! ment on Ille Ora It docu-ct1ve end constdt• tl'le sllte-COM PUSH THE FOLLOW· qr1nl lunos are Sa-588 Beac11 Planning Commiss•on menceo 10 ••JnsJct bus• •ormance y, ·ie• '"" f'o '.i OClt~ .,. '00 Crv•r l•SI ,t. C:.oroon 2701 S It may do •o In wn11no ment11 01 all persons who ING ZONE CHANGE ANO · Ampa•o Youll'I Sheller will llOld a publlc 11ear1ng in neu und,., "'"' "'' llous tract <Ar let O••ve 5an111 Ar a CA Fa.,v•-~F 16 Santi Ant w• In 30 d1v1 ot lhlS notice wtSh 10 be neard ret111ve 10 AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE Boys1G.,1s Club 01 Hunt P\8.IC NOTICE the Council Chamber at 111e busines5 r ,,.,,.. ''' "ime5 Govel'"•"9 Board, llr n~o1 C11111 92704 Ptuse aut>mlt 1111 comments tl'la apphcetton dHC11bed 930 OF THE HUNTING TON 1ng1on Valley Hunttngton Beach Civic hllll<l abov• '' May ) !st Cllarle1 01lerlun<1, Cterll 1 i;: "0U OBJEC' '" me Tn,, busmess ts con· 10 l he Oepertmenl or Com-below BEACH ORDINANCE CODE Community Se•v1ce Pro· FICTITIOUS auSINl!SS Center 2000 Mam Street 1989 Publlsn"o Or ·"1Q•1 Cn;,'I, Q•anting ol Ille O'lt.toun fOu ducteo t>t i genAlf'aJ pen· munlly Development PO OATEtTIME Tuesday Zone Ciiano• To rezone grim rnc c Juan Car1M E~heanoia Da•ly Pilot Jutv II 1~ l'IM s1>outC1 e11he< appear at lhe netSh•P B """ B J I 18 1989 7 00 p •• f C I C NAME STATEMENT Hu11t1ngl on Beach, ah Tn1s '1art,..Pnl NBS folt><l ~df-'f, '>•mrinn ano Slate "Our ob fhe reno•tranl ~om· o• l.v Hun11no1on each. uy ..., the sub1ec1 properly rom • enter or rea1 1ve Tll 1 11 lorn1a onthedateandetthe " -vq " • ,, • .. Celllornll 112648 Attention APPUCA TION NUMBER mixture of RA 1Res1den11ot Alterna11ves e 0 0""'"0 persons a•e 11 01 11 d bet t with lhe C.oui tr (t..,~ ot Or 1er.11ons 01 file wrillen OD1K · menced to tran~I bu81· ••.. C C C d •A-I U P N • I II •• IL l'I I C P Ootng business as me in c e ow o re-111\x; Coor.I• '" J,,,, .. 7 n11n11c """TIC[ Ions w11n t"-c~·rt "-fore --· u-.. -, .. _ t•cttt1--.... 1 .. e onnor omments on 11._,..1 !fl erm11 o .. grtculura ,,,,1 IO In· hlldabuM reventton CLASS 1 FINISHING ce eandconsdertne5tate ' l"UU\. nv .... ~ ""' ·-· ,.....,. .... • ~· d 8" 28 U iv ' • 19 9 '"e .,.,,....,, You1 ap....,ar ..... 1~• name -ne-wt" be c:;onst ered Cly 1111 <I•· ,,. dustrtal). ano L tltm1te<I F \I School Olst•ICI Ea 2225 s Huron Orive Santa men11 of 11t persons who .. ,, ,.... .,...~ ·-~ .. _ kl ....... APPLICANT C P Et G d O p F121411 FICTITIOUS 8US'""IEIS •oce "''"' ... "'---son Of .... ti•'~ ll>Ove on ••ey I t"'•" ciltor\-me ng uv-..y tn us de· ""SI res· Use) to ll!o· 01 enwest tended ly rogram Ana c a111 9270<1 w•Sh to be heard relattve 10 ... I ··-· .,,. ,...... "' ~•-.. -..,,, It etlOf\ on wnelner the t>ylerlln Church Spec1ftc P11n H B Community Chnte Pub1tSP>f'O O• "' 9" C i est NAME IT A TIEMIENT fOl.lr aucxney Ernest Bel<erw! 11 EIR tnoulO b8 ce•t1t1ed l 0 CAT I 0 N 2 0 I 2 2 Code Amenoment To HarbOr AOull Day Care Or~~~:v ;:ne • ~oy c~5s~~ ~o.:pphcallon oescrioeo ~·~y 1~~~ Ju'' 11 2' July The lotlOw•ng personi are f YOU ARE A CREO TO~ Tl'l1a stetement was tiled uonscenoeClt•e<:l~to Magnoh1 S1r .. l(eaS111deot 1meno the Hun11ngton C.nter Mes• Cteif 92627 OATEiTtME Tuesoay 00>09t>u...,••nH °' i contll\gtnt C1ed•t0t" 111\t"8CountyCltWllofOr- 1ke Conno• 11 17 141 Magnoh• Slreet approll· Beach Ordinance Coot l•terecy Volunteers ot This Clusiness ,5 ton· J•Jly 18 t9811 7 oo PM S• sq• LADY BUG ORIG·NAl5 •rie deceated you must tole •"98 County on June 8 5-527 1 1ma1ety 450 IHI south of Article 930 ano establish Ameriu du"eo by an individual APPLICATION NUMBER MllC NOTICE 603C Sa,., Mi<:~1 On•• vo....• cia.m Wlltl ,,,. court and 19811 - PubhsMd Orange Coast Ao11m1 A11enue1 tl'le Eths·GolOenwell Spect Stra1gnt Talk C11n1c tnc The regist•ant com. Tentative Pere.et M•P No Costil MeH Ca·•• 92627 Ima a copy to the person11 F'21tU lly Piiot July 8 1989 ZONE C2 CCommumly ltc Plan West 0 C Ho11tne meneed to irensact bu'I'· 89·2251Condt11Qflal ExteP· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Dor13 M l\jt>IWO 60JC •eo•Hentauve aPQOOnl~ Oy Put1t1ahed Orange COMI Sa625 Business 01stric111RA I Res•· The sub1ect property 1s Womens Trans1t1onel L•v nesa unde• the fictitious I• 0 n Ive,. an c • 1 N 0 NAME STATEMENT San llA1t"e1 D1•vf' Co51• I'"" court ""''""'lour months 011ly PllOI June 17 24 JIJty -+---------denllal AgriculhHlll 160 acres tocateo m the ing Cel\ter ousiness name 0, names 8 9. 2 3 1En"1 r 0 nm e nta1 Tne toltowm1 p.-rst)n$ a•e Mesa Ca111 ~2627 trom tlle Oate ot 11'11 '' 1 8 1989 Ml.IC NOTICE REQUEST Toeddanap· soull'leall quarta• ot Sec· For turtl'le• 1nto1ma11011 ltsted et>o~e on May 28 Assessment No 89-19 ooinQbusine)SdS James l l'je".,,, 603C ,uenceollettersaaprov>ded Se-5112 proatm11ety 1 200 sqv1re uon Araa 34 Township 5 contact Joan Dean 17t4) t989 APPLICANT G p Build· PROPERTtES LIMITED San l\Atene• Drive Costa!'"~''°" 9l00 Ol ll'le Call ,.OTICE OF toot modular othce bu1ld1ng South Range 11 West 965·4400 Jetlrey Lorne Roy no Enlerc>rtses 270 1 L• rithouse Lllne Co< Mtta, Ca111 9?627 tornia P•oba1e Code TP>t' PIJ9llC HIAIUNO to an .. 1111ng c;hurcl'I bounded by Ellis Avenue Publtshed Orange Coast This statement was llled l OC Al 1 O N 7 9 2 j. 3 1 ona QAlgMar Cel.t ~2~?5 This tiul"•eu '' con ••me tor 1111"9 claims ""11 not PlaJC MOTIC( CON'TINUIO E NV I R 0 N M E N T ,t. L Edwards Street Gerlletd A11· Oatl~ Pilot July 8 1989 ,,,.1n rr.e County Cte•k or Or Glencoe tweSI or Beach M.ct .tet c H '\" no 1 Oucted o~ r.u~l7ano anCI •1te I e•P•r!I P"Or lo '°"'' monthl ,.fYOCATION STATUS Cat990 .. ca11y ea· enue ano Gotoenwest Sas2q ilnge County on June 8 BOlollevardt ~•ghthou1e Lane ~o•ona l ne "'0 '1•ant com trom ll\e d•tl' ot the neinng K Q4953' HlA,.ING empt purauanl 10 Section Street l989 ZONE R2-f P2 !Medium det M•• Caht 92£2!. merc"'<l , tr11nsa(t tluS• not1C80 al>Ove NOTICE OF PETlTlON CONOITIONAL USE 1530 I Class I ol 1"8 Call-THE FULL TEXT OF THE PUBlJC NOTICE F42t60I Oen s 1 I y Re 51den11a1 . R.cn.t•CI SI"' •or 2S992 ness un<l-. lt·e t•c11"'' J\ , "OU M1'., EXAMINE •ne TO AOMIMSTEA N9'MtT NO. 17.5 lornte Environmental Ouehty ORDINANCE IS AVAILABLE 1----------Pubhshed Orange Coast FIOodpla1n O•strfGt 21 Potol "" M·" 0,. ·1 .,10 bus•neu """""' o• n.tl'T'e'l ie ~epl by,,,. court 11 you ESTATE OF: (POUtbte Act IN THE CITY CLEAi< S OF FICTITIOUI aUllNIEll Deily Poot June 17 24 July REQUEST To subdtv•de a Cahl 92675 hSleH < cc.,. l90o88115 ._. .,,.,.~-:::: ~~:~ ::::::v ~::!': SVTHEAUNO permit 10 prOQOsehce of tl'le 111. CASE NO. A149074 operate FHP Ille Community Develop-Coonctl ot tne C•ty of Hunt ooing business es wttl'I 5!> Ifft or rrontaoe nerV"P 0 ..,,, T Senior Me<lteal men1 Oep1rtmen1 2000 1ngton Beach at en ad· ORNELAS MANAGE va .. 1nce 1s to minimum tot Tr.e •eo str in• com wim tl'leCeonty Cte•• ot O• •no Of an inv~tory •nc:I •P· O al .,,_. C M11n Street Hunttngton 1ourned reQular meettng MENT CO . 1•n1 westclltt , ___ f'ta. __ l_C_NO __ Tl_C_E__ 0th t 60 r 1 o b b anqe County on J1.1ne 1 P• .. iement ol Htat• ISM!ll benelioanes ae<*tor• antert .,., .. wco' de o ee rpquire y menceo to l•ar 1.>ct us• 1989 °' 01 any P411it10n or eccount COl1"""8"I c'9dltors and NOTICE IS HEREBY Beech Caltrorn11926A8 tor helO Mon01y June 26 1989 Or111e Sulle 303, Newport FICTITIOUS aUSINESS nen under the ~•ct1tious ·--. VEN Iha the HunllnQIOI' 1nspec:l10•1 by tne pubhc A Cly the lottow1n9 roll call vote Beacl'I. Callt 92660 NAME STATEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ous1ness namt> nr n1:11.,n F421411 U provided •n MC:hOn 1250 pe~s Who "19Y ach Pla!lntng Commission copy of the 11all report wut AYES Counc1tmembers Louis & loo1se Ornet11s ST AT us Environment at 11sted 11bove on 1983 Pul)hsriNJ O•ange Cont 01 11141 C.ahtornte Prob•!• OthetW• be rn•r.-.c1 In u notd a public herlng 111 be 11ve1lable to 1nte1Rsted M ac A II IS t er 0 r •en 300 E Coast Hwy Newport 00;~ge ~~1!~~ ::t$ons are .Assessment No 89-t9 '' M1c11ae1 c H.,511 Oa•ly Pi•o1 June 17 'l4 July CO<le A Requfll IOf Special 1~ •1" ~T~Of boeh8 c c he parlles et City t1att or the W1ochall. Banniste• Erskine Beecn Cahl 92660 also be ng e e eo 11'1 tl'I s Thi& stntement "'l' r11e<1 1 8 i94q Not1C41 tOrm ·~ •vailat1141 trom 0 t e ounctt h•mber at t Main City library 171 It NOES Counc1lmembt>rs Thia "usmess is con 17PtllRIOSEt TOUnP1St tOHE1 71C,oswt• ' r "' w w1 ' .. C C 0 Sa ~87 Ille court~·~ SUTHERLAND nt1ngton Beach C1v1c " 0 request ""'t" the ounty '"'" "' • Allor_, '°' '"-tttton.r: A PEllTION hm been ter 2000 Mein St•eet. Telbert Avl!fluel eUe• July None dueled by a oenerel pan Mesa Cehl 92627 ON FILE A copy ol the ange County on Jure 7 Mar., Uftchllz.. AltOf'MJ, 111«1 by VERYL NANETIE nttngton Beech Call-14 1989 A B S E N T C o u n nersh1p Eileen Wez-tki 1682 w proc>osed •PQuest •S ofl Ille 1n 1989 Mt.IC NOTICE 10100 ...,.._ MoftQ ahrd .• SUT HERL ANO In ~ r rnia onthed1teendat1he ALL INTERESTED PEA-c11mernber1o Mays S1111e1ou1 The •eg1s1ran1 com 251 St Harb<>< City Caht the Communoty Develop-F42t420 Hlfl"-,L"" .............. CA Supenot Coul1 of 1 e tndtclled below to re SONS ere 1nv1ted to etteno ol •oomt menced 10 transect bus• 907 ,0 menl Oepertmenl 2000 P111111sr.ed Orange Cout FICTTTIOUS 8UllNIEIS IOOl7 -...--Calttomia County elf ve inoconatd8f lhe state-said heanng •no e•prets CITY OF HUNTINGTON ness unoer th!' hct1t1ou'J This Ou$iness s con Mein Street Huntington Oa•ly P11ot ~une 1 • 14 July NAME STATEMENT Pul>l!SheO O.enge eo.tt ~ANGE 11 ot •II l)efsons who opinions Of submit •~•Clenct> BEACH. Connie 8rocllwer. t>usiness n ame or names Oucted Cly an inO•v•Oual ~ech Cahtorn•a 92648 lo• 1 e 1989 rn. tottow1ng p.prs,..n re De" Pilot Jv•v 1 2 8 ,11.811 THE PETntOH lh lo be hel•d •elthve to lex or 9011nst Ille 1pp1.ca1i0n CllJ Clerll hlled aoove on Januery I Tiie registrant com 1ntc>ec:toon Cly the Public A SJ-583 Ooing t>us·~t H SaS6tll reqJft• INI VERY\. apphcallon described as ovttoneo at>ave II tnere Publttneo Orenge Coast t989 mence are eny lurlher QuHltons Oetly Piiot July 10 1989 Lov•se Ornelas ness unde• the ltct•llous be ,w11t11bte 10 interested P\8.IC NOTICE INA TIONAI. 17S26 Von be eppoinled n ~ DATE/TIME Tuesday plee1e cell Rot>ert F1ento.hn 1111?92 Tll1s statement WH hleO but•ness name or namM per11es al City Hall or the · r<a1m11n l•v1nP Ca11 t "8.IC NOTICE repr...,-.'-U... to t8, 11189, 7 00 PM AUOC•ll• Planner at With the County Cle•k of Or· lilted al>011• on cnot yell M11n City llbr•'Y l71 I l FICTITIOUS IUllNIESS 32714 6208 F-TITIOUI au•-·· adm.~-Nt ..... ol PPLI~ TION NUMBER 536·5271 ange County on June 8 Eileen Wazewelt• Talbert Avenue) alter July NAME STAT!Ml!NT 8eflrouz Tal'lou 1010_ •m -,..... ,.,, ___.... nttnued Revocation Hear· Miii• Adame, Hunt1119ton PlBllC NOTICE 1989 This stat•ment was 111•0 14, 11189 Tne tonowtng pe•sona 11•e St #4 Santi Mon•ca t;ellf NAME ITATUff:N'T Tl>4£ PElfTIOH • Con<ltttonal uae Permit l11cll Pl1nnlno Com· F42tlt4 wllh the County Cterll ot Or· ALL INTERESTEO PER· doing busineat as 90403 Tiie to11owino e>e<tona •re r~ 11'9 d9c»clllnrs .87·5 mlMlofl LEOALNOTICE Pubhlhed Orange Coatt •"98 County on June 7 SONS ar• 1nv11eo to anenO GIGGY S Bil LIA RO Menrn12hhbez 1010411\ d01~buS1nessu Will end codclt II W"J PPUCANT FHP Inc Pubtlsl'led Orange Coast O"DINANCE Dally Piiot June 17. 24. July 1989 Hid hHong 1nO eapress CLUB 841 Baker Street St ;4 Santi Monica Cat.I Al MAINLINE llOICE be ......... to ,._... • l 0 C AT I 0 N I II 0 6 8 Oedy Ptlol July 8 11189 NO. 3000 1. 8 1989 F421422 001n1ons or suom11 evtdtnee Cos la Mne Cehl 92626 90403 TECHNOLOGIES Bl WEST· T"9 .... end ...., _... nolla Street jlOUtheest SM123 AN ORDINANCE OF THE Se·594 Publtlhed Orenge Coul for ex 1ge1n11 Ille applic;alton t1anovr Corc>o"''°" Catt· T111s bus1n11t t con· El ENTERPRISES t().4111 •• • •*r'ltt 10f net ol Magnolla Street ----------CITY OF HUNTING TON Oally Pilot June 17 24 Jul'r II Olollllne<l el>Ove II thefe lorn1a 483 Morning Canvon OUC!ed t:1y nu<>bln<I Ind..,,. Cowen HIS 0. SW1ll Ana •1tW'WlllMOft In ~ .. llillM 0.<1oe4<1 Avenue! DllDtlC ....,..TICE BEACH AMCNDING THE PUBUC NOTICE 1 8 11189 •r• eny IU<ther qi.esuons Rd Catone del llAer C11o1 n-,,. req•,tranl com· CA 92705 by~ OOYt'1 ONE C2 (Community '"~ "" HUNTINGTON BEACH OR· s8 •585 l)lelM cell Jell Ao•amowttz 92625 men«'<! to lrln&ac:I bu •· Stetan Mert Boede<o.tlf THE PETrTIOH nest OcltrlCI) FICTITIOUS tUllNESI OtNANCE CODE AMEND FtCTfTIOUI 8UllNlll An11ten1 Pt1nner •I Tl\tS 11u1men is con· neu un04!< tr.e hclihous tO<IO I Cowin Hts 0. Senle r~• ~ IO REOUES T ConltnueO NAME STATIMIMT tNO SECTION 9711 NAMI STATEMENT 536-5271 ducted by 1 COfl)OfallO<' tkls•n'"s n•lnf' C• nemes Ana CA 92705 ~ .. ..... tng to con•1oet revo-Tl'le IOllowlng persons ire SYNOPSIS Tiie tOllO'Mng person•.,. rtaJC NOTICE MMI• Adame. HuntlngtOft fhe rl!'Q•St•lnt com· l•stecllboveonJune' 1989 Jason Sc.011 Jecoo.al' ut\dltr tt'9 lfJl$11 ld9!11 uon Of FHP a petmH to op-ooing 1>u11neN at ORDINANCE NO 3000 OOing bU.inest es leech I' fanning Com· menced to t•al\SKI Clu'I'-~·ouz T anbez g30 N illleade O•a"91 CA A<lmlnlltt•'°" ot E ..... ••• a aantor med1c11 GLEASON GROUP tOO AMENDS THE HUNT-SKANTECH OF t<OREA FICTmouaau..-ss ,,.._ nesa unde• the f•CllllOUS Trio~ '9alement WU hied 92669 Ac:t (Thie ·~ - ter R8Y-of sutx:om· Scholl Ptue •2 14 Newport ING TON BEACH OROI· IN CORPORA TED, 3 I 715 NA• ITATE•NT Put>lt9'141d Orange Coest bU5inns n.ime or nafllft witn IP>e County Clf'r~ OI 0• Tl••• Qusinen '1 con attow lh9 ~ llee flndtnga and parlung Beach. Celll 921563 NANCE CODE CBY AME NO-Pvllm1n StrMt Suite 110 The toltowtng l'eftonl are Deity Pilot July 8 198~3620 hsted at>Ove on N A ~~g; Count) on June 6 ~: ov 1 ~rat par!· =~~';:. to..::; n1C14knen1 plan Ttmoll'ly J Gleason. 100 I N G A RT I LE 9 7 7 Coste Mese, Catll 92826 <IOlng buslneu u . Jon K Hanour F421379 Tne ••g•t1rat1t com· ob~ cour1 ltpf>f0¥al EN\' IR 0 NM ENT AL Sctiolz Plaza •2 13, Newc>ort PERTAINING TO FRONT Sk11ntecl'I Systems In· EXCLUSIVE COMPUTER Tl'lia statement was llledl Puohslle<l Orange Coast m4lnCA9d to t•ansacl bull &.fore felling C1911M1 119fY ATUS C11egortcelly U· Beach Cell! 92683 'I'll.AO FENCING ANO corpor111ed, Ca.1ttorn11 3176 PROOUCTS. 19551 Topek.a NM.IC NOTICE wllh tneCounty CterK ol O• Oatty Pilot June 11 l'• Jul) ne" und~r tile licllt1ous ,,,.,,,..,, ~• t pur9U1n1 lo Slctton Thtt buatne" la con-FENCE HEIGHT MEASURE· Pullman Street. Suite 110, Ln . Huntington Beacn CA a;;ge County on June 7 1 8 t989 business na~ Ot nllmft ho-¥9f. N penlOn.i nl~E~~!!!.~~~t·; d'1~9: ~.;.:~:·~~du~1om· M~~ FULL fEXT OF THE co:~~. M=.I~:~~ ~~62:on-92J:! •• Shou-Cl'lun Cnen. QIEN':!'~:i.AN 19 9 F4~t"2•1 Sa "79 llS~~.:~.c:,~21~~ ••• ,, ;::,~u~MI =.,. ': t m8'1Ced to lrenuct bUst-ORDINANCE IS AV'11LA8LE ducted by e c0<porauon 19551 TOQehe ln Hunt CONl'OftMANCIE Pubt.sh~d Orang, Go111 Boede'er 1ni.,•'9d pet'8IH19 ~ ON Fll..E A copy of the neat undef the 1tc11t1ous IN THE CITY CLERKS OF· The re911tranl com 1ngton Beech CA 92646 NO _.. Oa11y P1101 JunfO t7 24 Jutv PUBllC NOTICE Tn.~ 1111_,1 was ti-.CS lheJ halr9 weNlld no-.°' Qc>OMld requeal 11on1 ... 1n bullMIS neme or names FICE mel\C4'd lo trensect 11us1 Tiits buSlness IS con OICLA"A TIOH I 8 1989 FICTITIOUS aUl#NESI ,.,1n rh• Couniv C•..,lc 01 Or c-19d IO fie ~ ~---------~---------•---------~~---------~~eo ~an~~~ ~W~~ ~~ ~~~TE•NT ~~m,oo~IK~)~•~~~ •-II' lllftTIC( •-.,. lllftTIC( •-w> lllft~ ••IC lllftTIC( Tne regtst.rant com P9'0ftlltTV • 11149 ~•'*' ~itv ...._nu ,._nu ,._,.,nu•~ ·~ "" menced to trtnsact buSI· IQY .. A .. I( DllDllC ....,..TICE T~ lotto .. •ng peftof'IS •• wll be gr*'lted u--en C REB n-. nv 00tnq o..s.nes, as FU1to5 .... ........ ..._ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS D•i•: July 8. 1989 ~ of Fountain Valley 10~ Slater Avenue Fountain V•lley, CA 92708 (714)H5......00 TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES. GROUPS. ANO PERSONS On or ebOUt July 28, 1989, the City of Fount•ln Valley wlll r~uest the U S Department of Housing 91\d Urban Development to ,..._ .. S 150,000 per year ror 5 year• of Fld9fal fund• under Tiiie 1 of the HOUtlnQ end Community OeveloprMnt Act or 1974 (PL 93·383) for a Multl-yur He>Osing rehsbfll· tetlon Program co..,.-lng alngl•famlly ,..sldene.t and mobile homes. Thi• program provides low· lnter11t 10.ne, rebates, and grantt to low and moderate Income residents of Fountain Valley to assist In tM retlabllltatlon of their homea It haa bMf'I determined that tV<:h r~ueal let r•leaM of funds wlll not constitute an action llgnltleanUy arttcllng the quality of th• human .nvlronment and Jccordlngly the abov.nalMd City of Fountain Valley hU decided not to pr9J>at• an .nvtronlNNlt•I lmpael 1ta1ement under the National Envltof\ment11 Pottcy Act of 1969 (PL 91-190) The reason• for such dec19tont not to pr~re auch atatement are .. toHows Thll Clty·wlde, Multl·year project Is located thr.oughout me<hum density r.cMnU.i ., ... Where the eMectJ on the neturaJ and ph)'lfcal environmenl wlll be minimal /4ft Envtfonment•I Review Record r•S*)tlng the 1ubjec, pro;.c1 hu been m•d• by the City of Fountain Vtltey. whldl docutMntl the enwonrMnt•I revt.w of the PfOt-c:t and more fully "'' forth the r..aons Why ~ atetement II not r~ulrld The EnVlronlNNltat Review ~Ord Is on fl,. at the ebove lddr... and 11 sv1ll1b.. '°' the publle eumlnauon end copying upon request at the Community 8ervt'cM Ottic. between the hour• of ~00 a,m. and 6.00 p.m. No fut1Mr envlronm.ntal nw~ of tuch project It ptopoNd to be conducted prlM to the reque11 tor , ...... of Feder&! fund• A• '""'-\ltd 8Qenelee, grou~. end per90nl d!Mgr..ing with either of the IWO propoeed acUona .,. ""'"*' 10 eut>mlt written Comrntnta for c~etlon. Such wrttt•n comment• ilhoo4d be recelWd ac 10200 Stater Avert~ on or t*ore My 25. 1989 All ~ commen11 to rece!Wd wlll be conald9rld and IM CHy wtll not f'tQUelt tM ,...... of Federal fUnd• or tak' any admlnlatretlve .ctton on the deaalbed prOfeet ~to HUD'• wrtti.n euttloflzatlon to uM theae tunct. It 11 req'*1ed that thole lonieidlnel comments iPicffV wNctl of Ihle Pf"opoted 1e110n1 19 being tddretMC! TM~==" Vatl9ywlll undertake the Ptotec1 o.ctlbld tt>ove with Bloc~ Grant tunda from the U.8 l of Houalna and Urban 09\lelopmettt (HUO) und« Tit .. 1 Of Iha H°"*flO and Qoriwnwnlty De\•apm9nt Act of 1814. The Cfty of Foun1aln Valtey I• certifying to HUD that the City ... >Wit L l(eteey, In hat omotal cepeclty .. Ctty Man-o«. ConMnt to aco.pt the furlldlcUn Of the ,...,.. COUf1S " an action le bfougttt lo antotce ~ti.. In relttlOf't to envlfotiment., ,...,.._., .....,_, "*lnl and ectlon, and ffiac ti-. tWpOMlbttltlM have~ uttaned The i.get en.ct of the ................ ~ .. eipprOWll. ""'Qty of P:ountatn Vtfley may UM the Block Otalnt fun<hl and HU0 .. heW .. ....._. tte reapo1ia6._ unc:t. .,_. Nation.i Envtronment .. POiiey Act of tHt HUD ... aootPt an ~Ion to"• llPP'OY8il of u. ,..._.of funds and acc.piane. of the 01'11flcatlon onty I " la on one of IN folowiltlltQ Mille. (8) That IN C1a1*-tf0t'\ .. not in tact ~ by tM ciertlfylng ottar or ottw ontcer of ~' llPPlowd bf HVO; or~'"'=~~= (bl TtMlt N lfPplcanl'I litWOl•l•ltlt ,_... "'9cord tor the C)fOjeet lndb1• omfsaion 0t 8 ~ Oeoll60n. ftnding Of .......... to .. protac:t '" '"-"'"''Of1tnenlll ~ ptoc.I °'"'*'°n• ~-.,. .... ..,Ind•• .... tn-•••th 1Mrequir*' pr~~ Pll1 L t'Mv !Mt be Mdf 1111 d to.,..,.,.,,... .... a...._ Ollcer at U.8 o.partment of and lft 0..lfop!MM, .-.... Ofllaa; 1ttl W. °"""* hillwtd. LOI Mgelel. CA 9001~ . 0 .. 1111,,. IO HOO on "'9 ,._ of Mtdl • .... ott. tNI\ tfloet 11ttld WI the ~ ==; ~ b9 OOl'll'lllftCI ~ HUD, ':° l'I Man reoaNaO after Auguit t2, , ..... be ........... ..... .. nest un08f Ille hchltOUS NOTI E IS HE y PURMOFH INVESTMENT Put>ittneC O.ange Cout 11'1 ...... e:"aon -an bus1neas name or l\emea 01\IEN thel Ille Hunt1ng1on NOTICE TO COMPANY <12l Ftower Sl O••ly plot July 8 IS ~;.i "9 ~ ltle ~ ltsled eb011e on 8122189 8etcn City Covnclt wlM con CONTRACTORS t989 and snows OOOd ceUM Jamet $ C Chen sider General Plan Con· CALLING FO" ltOS Costa l\Aeaa Ci••I 92627 S~211 why the courf ~ nae Thtt 111temen1 was tiled tormance No 89·• on the School Dt•rict oc .. an Andr..,. r Purmort 4'3 grenl .. .,."°'"' wltll lh• County Clerk of Or· Council Chamber 11 the V•-School O.ttrlCI Flower St Cotti ~ft18 flUBUC fl)TIC( A HEARING on '- ange Coonty on June 29, Huntington Beach C1v1c Bid Deadline 10 oo Cetit 92627 pellllon Will be l'letd on Ju;, 19811 Center 2000 Main Street. o otocll am ot tne 24th day Tl'lis bu~•nen '' con "OTl<".f 04~--0, 27 IMO •I t 4S PM tn 1'!4HIS1 Huntington B••Cll Call· ol July 19811 c1VCICK.I bv hu\!'.lan<l anCI w•tf' ()fl rf:TITI Qe9I 2 IOceled • 7'00 Pubhslled Orange Coasl lcxnll on thf!ld1te1noe11~ Piece ot Bid R•ce1pt Tr.e ••o•strent tom TO AD'fDllWt'Jt CMC C41n• °""9 w..\ Daily Ptlot July 1 8 15 22 '""' 1ndiceted below All Ooetn v1eo11 Sell iatrtel ~nc.O to transact bu•• f.STAT&Ot: S.019 All• CA 91270t 19811 peraont wtlo wtsn 10 be PurCl'IUlnQ Dep men1 nen unoet Ille hct111t>u• '-tAR~t~~~~n; W If YOU 08.JECT TO Sa6115 11eard reletrve to the &PC>h· 1159•0 B St•Mt Huntonon'l(I ous•nn.s n•,,,. °' ""m"," ('AllF. ,0, A1491l t it. gren~ ol fie pieullOf\ cal•on oeecribed below m1y Belch CA 112647 ••steel •t>ove on Jan•u'ry Tn •II hctn, .,._ria-.., r:';: _,OU 8pptef .i .. NM.IC NOTICE we1t. Ourrno tlle PubtlC. P•o11c1 lden1111ce11on '9!~, T P mn•I ....... -~ ..,.......,.., ltll'lg and tUI .. 'fOlll Comments potllOn at tt\41 Name Aec>••r tit'llh"O v~ """ u -i ~ •!Ml IM}'~·• ~ Of 1• •ntten NOTICE Of' 004'1\fno o1 the ,,_ling lllll•ng end A" Cono11 on f'll Tll•s st<1temen1 wes 1 ~ ~ ~ ., IM •\II or :C..lllOns """' fie CIOul'I l'UeUC HEA9'1NO DA TEI TIME M onOey Svtt•m II SPr11\Q v ,. ....... ,,,the Covnty Cletk ol °' ti~ta,nm w"tt\l)y.,, the n._nt19 Your USE PERMIT Juty I 7 10&11 1 00 PM School ''~ County on J~ 7 A PE'llllO'. Mt. ball r.ie.t IPl)e¥al'ICe may be '" NO 89-28 APPLICATION NUMBER Place Plens 11e on '''" IO II FU,MS by WAUf.' 81t0£.Jtr.<l ., ~ °Y~yourA~re"A CONOITIONAl G-al Plen Conformance PurchUIOQ OePMtment •I Pubttthed 0< Cout ~ ~ C C'..-of CREOrTOR or a EXCEPTION No 80·4 (0ecter111on of ebOve adorns ~ '\:-.GI\ "' fl (\IARIANCFI turplu•pr~ly ·lrbvf>11kl N01'tCE IS HERFBY D11•vPllOt JuM 7 24 July Ottr1lfiG,.,-nTIOSrt1qunltltl• COfllin09rll ~of~ NO 89·20 APPLICANT City of Hunt· Gii/EN that the 11bnvf' 1 8 19811 WARR.ID BROl<.Rr..G hr de<leililed you must f .. (Denial Olhce ... gton Beech named School O•~lr1<:t tor Sa-579 ·~led •• ~ Yf».I( clelm wJfl tN oov'1 Esp1ns1001 LOCATION Northwest ot Or•nge County C11111orn1.i ~"t to ldrt\IN11u 9'w !Ind matt a copy to fie NOTICE tS HEREBY 1rwt tnteuectton of Gold ncttng by end th,l)U9h ''' PlalC NOTICE • n!h ,t.~~1, 111c :=:o e:pr::n= GIVEN 1111t 11\e Huntington en.,....I Street 1n<l WIHnl'f Gove•n•no Board • 11••on ..........,. .. '11>'11 I .,.. 1e1h. tun lout hi II Beech Ptenn1ng Comm1111on A"enue•nd 1<11acent to Da.. ,,., rei.tr.O 10 H O•<. FICTITK>UI 8UllNUI ll "If'/,•~._. to ~ :'-01 firl~nc»°'; W'llt l'IOld e pubtoc llNring 1n \11st1 Lene TRIGT ..,...H rec.evt1 ,,, Ill N.AMI ITATl"MENT Tl>t •Ill w.t •J •.,.. Ille Council Ctl&mhflt at the REOVEST TMC1tyCoun bVI not lttlt \~n lfWit ,~ r~ Int •no pet!l<X'lt ere n:'~~~-"'Ult .. fiefs • provdlel II\ Huntington Bf'ICh Civic c:tl ti reQV41tled 10 Oec'ar• ~lt"4'<1 11me ~ ti J\ tor dC»ng bulltnHI H 111r l'UTTlO ~·· ~~ 11~ ot C::: Centtt 2000 Main SlltllfOI ~pro~imilely 6 tc::•ff u the ,,..,0 Of 1 conlf1 1 r 1 l>ACKLtTf. OF SIGNS • .,.,.,.., to -.wt•-'tJtw .. 119 Hunltngton Beec11 C1111 wrptu• 10 11\t r...C• ot the t1141 •l>Ove pro~t ~611·8 £1<141n Alr8 Coa11 t•ll•~ -*t .,. II•••...,. The ltml lot ~ ~ lornll Ol'l lhf!I O&le and el the Ctty TM P'OQe<ty m1y 11\ef'I A1l11 lhall M recc'lh.0 •n MHA CelO... Ouy Bur IOI M•rfldllh ~~"!.:':".:: =~=et!:. "-"""9 ceo11e and con~ the 1111•· ot apc>roa1m11ety 26 Slfl91e end ahall b8 ~ 1 .. <1 2617 B El<l•n Ave C<>1t1 11'1.io) ec:9o1N "''"'°'" ... 111111 ment• ot 11t P*fton• v.ho lemtly nom41• fhe ,...,,••n•ng puoticl'f , .. o aloud 11 1ne Mesa Cehl 02627 •<Nit llflPIO"tl u-....,,.. YOU MAY EXAMINE wltll 10 be heard relellve 10 t 117 ecd r" Me 1>'09<>"0 to above ''ll•d t•mfl 11nci Tn11 bua•n•11 11 con :..,."-;.~ ~ ;-::::!r "'-Me llept 'Y 1f'9 ~ I Ille ec>Pltcation 0 .. crtbed b8 ed ed 10 Ille l,\ISltnQ lft)y l)lllC.I ducted t>y 1n 1nd1V1dual ~YI will be "'flil'N4 ~c:r .. .::s· WI ~ =::' below Parll Prior to d«:lertng th• Th1><e wtll be a a O di' The •8Q••lr.8n1 '(.011'1 w; 111.,. -IO o111-i.4 f OATE/TIM( Tueedey prQf>lf"ty turplu• the City posit required !Of each .. , ot men(ed In trAnt1ac1 bu.i pat-• ""'•• they haw you Inly lie Wflltl t'41 OOUft Juty 18, 1980 7 00 PM C0\1~11 mutt htld thll Iha btO dOC..u"'40nta 10 Oii'"''" .... 11~• ...... 01111 lhe tlc.hllOV~ wruwd -... _......, "' r~~IOI~= ':Jtof APP~ICATION NUM8EA ACllon 11 1n c:;ont0tm•r\Ce lllf'U ,.11urn In gooo con Dullnftl n•mA °' ne!Nll ~ :::c4 :"') Tlor U.. P«mll No 19·28 Cot• with the 0•••1 PIM dlllon v.•ll'l!n dey1 elt• httt'O anove on June II 1'089 .J?w.~1 bt JI.,:": appra~I o"r:::J we• 01uonat bc:epuon tVer ON ,..ILf A coc>y of the Iha bid nc>M•no oar• Clu)' B Meredtlh ... .-c..W ,.,..., r.ic. • or 01 .,.. _ ., ene.l No et 20 r~I 11on"le m1"8 Cot!\-Facn blddlM' ~" be a Th•• Jl1tenwn1 w l•i.d ·~ 10 lfw ,_ .... _. , ,...._, LOCATION 1715t &Men munlty O.-...l09mflnt De llcent•O contr•"or W'lhll••C1:1Unt~CterkofOr ~..,..,~.....,,.,. .. ...,. account -~ "' eou.....,d (toUthwett COf Plftlnf!nl '°°° Mlll'I SlrMI SM.I•--·•'" 10 ,.,. BuSIMU "<!" County on June 1 ~~~ ':: ~ ~= .. ~,..... ~ "% ,..., el Hewmen Awnue) Hunllnglon l eec11 Cell· 1n<1 Pro!et9'0na Code end tt811 WI': !':"':e: 21, lMt.. ~I tot ~ ,.._. lON C4 (tt~ Oom IOf"ltle 02441 l0t ~hon r>e llC4lnMd 1t1 the t~no ~U4 l•d ~ ~~ • '°"" ..,...... "'°""' meJCil!) Oy Ille pul>I< Ac~ of the1r111 .. ftc111on' C-20 ,(t\lbttshfld 0.ange Coett M a A '71\ll •t • court~ .. A OU ST To ldCI 1 340 tl11f report ••It be •v t>1e fac:h bid mu.I conlotm DiM1 P1101 JvM 17 24 July 1., yo(; OflJlCI l O tflt After~ tet ,,......_. .. ; llQUat• 1001 llddtllon to en to lnltf'"led .,.roes II City! ano be r~a!Ye IO ,.,. t, • tlllll ~· J ... ..... 1•• c~ L ~ vtt'-ncet to e!lletlOf aide ALL INT(ACST-CO PER Fl<lh bidder 11\tff IUbmlt. -J""( (..,._t • I 100 '· e111111n9 c1en1e1 olfic:w With H.. con1111e1 docu~te 1 .... sao '......, 11 w lleaMt _. "9f'\ K~• ~ Y•tq Mlbadt ol 4 ...... SONS lfe lnlllt~ ... to •Uend on,,,. lorfl'\ tv1nlthecl W•lh "8.IC fl>TICE :r::·c~~ .. ~~ ............ 11'\Cllet In lleill Of 10 '-!, 10 Mid 1'1eaflft0 Inv •ai>ftn IM conlrM:t OOC:Unlenll I 1'119"•-..1a·111 ,...,_er 0rtr'Ott ~ 0.W,... wimetet i.ncl~ , ... OPlnton• aunno tM P\i 11tt1ot1ne propo.MCI tube(H\ ~tc1'1T10UI aulNtl "'~"'· ••• ,_1~ JI/If T. a 1t , •• qu1rernen1t end to 10· COt!IMentl C)Of1ton OI tn.i lrKtOfl on th•t r<Ojlll(I .. .. •• •TAHNIN'Y :J' '""' .... ,. .... 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SSJO ,...,_,. 5530 F""*"tt 60 I 4 s;o+j GOOdS 6065 W iOMS 7014 ~ Autos ?ttc! 9100 Autos lf!!)Ort.d 9100 AuCol OoMtllk f lOO- ....... . • ... ,.llST ....... llTULJ Ull 12· KITE Sa•1~1 •1th ~ 9045 MBZ 'll23000T v o L Ks w A a o4 N "*9111't1111 . ~ ~y .... N.A. FOf li:;;u S..1b0at1 S300 tor 7W custom tol• ~ .. _.... trali.t. OOOd condition. OWNER of fast gr0¥r1ng Mint condition Low ml CABRIOLET 1985, dove 33K Ot'!Oln•• MllH lnt.,IOf ,., _. •111 It hoepital, W9'0leaal• plywood & F1n.i eSHmbly & bll· & 2 111, cttelfl. Yelvet. ~ .::!.. 1700 Catt IM&-e042 Ofange County Compariy e.IQ•. aunroot. S 16K orey. ••~lent condition, Like N..i E11c.llant Con·• COiie MW. M2-o400 lum~~ Making lngual tletplul Apply quality, xlnt cond An· -_.,.. YOfk 39. Audi race win ••chenge tome own-(714) 494-7438 new bf&kM. new clutch dltlon 12000 CASH l..., atlon ..,,_ receptionist 8am·3Pm. MecGregor llqun a more 733-9447 l~I, 111 wNk/PHRF champion. erlhlp lor fine •Ports car MERCEDES 300TD 1987 '7 250 759-7592 492-0285 &-aw RMor1 IC. fhufs. = ~le ":~ ~esa Yactlta, 1831 Plaeentla. 6 COUNTRY French dining ••• 1111 1 u I I race / c r u I a e S30.000 to $90,000 Such Peffect aervlce recOfdl VW 84 SCIRROCCO FORD ECONOLINE VAN SUn 4-hr. SNft 125 per ptot....ionei front olllce Coste Meaa chalfa, writing deatt, love-rM&.. •fat 1141786·9257 H 930 or 928 PorlChe, 100 ooo mile warranty Bleck GOOd condition 1961. rebuilt engine, lead + bonua Ave &pt)4Ntance CeJIBlllielOf Tel k 11 aeat & match chair ..;;:pM94,-.41 AatonMirtln 700-1o7o MING treatment. 3rd $4200 721·1507 brakes need1panl,run1 a100l d9Y. Pr• °"'"°" an appointment emar • ng E/720-1207 01760-1225 ua1 •11 llSTUI. • • a I . s m 0 k. 111 -vw CONV 1970 white great $100 494-230e Ing charming, female. -.. ....;....,,.. ITlllm ... ..,... ....... , XLNT CONO ... _. "*lnl ver/palomlno. 48k mile• .... , __ k I"". E·-.... ·~1 con-Cadlll~marron tn•4 (714) 240 .. 952 &lnny ,..,_ QUEEN SIZE Waterbed w.-·-en llllfltlf ,,..... ... C "58 .. 3~2.. ........ -.. ~....,...,, .,,. v-•u (811)721 3<M9 Patrice 111111 w/heater & llx drawer•. •--Not a ll11er upper MUST • .,. '" " dltlon S385010BO. Like new Loaded 81K · · lllUWIYll $290 Dining room table .. h,h1flllll11,H4 SELLS3300.548•0621 NISSAN t987 Pulsar NX 993.7497 eve or mllu. $4000 obo PlllTll _211-11• llllUllTlll w/2 teala, aeata 10 tt.1lt111t lrl 11 e.5•444519 Biii Automatic. AC, T-top. 883-9400 day• Ask for 960-6705 3-5yearateeldentlatexp ................. ":1'3h.1'!!~h , $1300 •••• --..... --......... Autoslnpted 9100 AM/FM caHelle New Belly. •JEEP/EAGLESALE• .. ,__ FT/PT ... 1 1 " .,.... _.. _.. -tires. brakes. 1trut1. EK· ·-' appeatance. own ,.pt> Y n petson. Parl lime. Hsy work AM 1100 Ill 1•111 Sllps/Oocks/Storatv 1--"'!"9"--!""-~~ 1 OI OYER tr1napor1atlon. 548-0818 Creb Cooker Restaurant or PM No exp neceu-Sota Bad. Wicker: chair & ' • • HH :r CREVIER BMW cellenl condition. $9500 Autos Domestic 9300 ,. ....... 11 _-a 2200 Newport Blvd N.B. •ry. Hourly • Bonua. ottoman. b<>okcaae, col· ........ 7022 _9BO. 6~1"67•13 •CAOILI.AC 1987* INVOICE .,._,,,_ ..a.rs MZ,4321 Ext. 432 or fN tbl. Framed pica. $25--..-30' SIDE TIE $450mo. 207 A f£W £lMl'\£S CJ PORSCHE '72 911 fl ff4 l'llt Wtr'"an'~~anellon•t •P~·now818n R"taurant 228. Walt for beep, aak 1300. 780-0848 alter E Edgewa1er. Balboa <XM Pll-OWllD lllWfs Orlglnal owner, paint e1c 11~•9tw50 White ~o~: on all =:.·lllm!::-v llW HIRlll!. IOf Cryatal or Ben 4PM N.-.vport Beach 873-0563 1mmac Mull See "'· · · JEEP/DILES ,..., ••• -.. -... g I--~;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;.-;;-;;-;;-;; • ,•~ 1:~ A 1 "1¥tt "'~'~r,~. 2 5 0 • 9 2 8 2 1111 0 r k . Immaculate Burgundy PIRJ TIM£l.U\llDS Mtscelantous 6015 38' SIDE TIE near "816H'""' ..... , •'1811 851·9502atter6Pm leather. Custom wheel• lnatockt Lloyd P .. t Control wlll •BARTENDER n • nuun Pavllllon Prtvale rest· • ·~~,.~,. .,..,, 91~111 Superb condition •tllUllll~ treln you fOf position H a Un I llf aa• .. m dence Electric & water • IHl1 ~'" lllkl • l~l1'0• ( 2 M H L 0 4 8) Pr Iv a le • UcenaeP .. tControlSer· •FOOD SERVER etc. FlJLL TIME PAY -Boats, Gfntr.t 7011 incl Sail only 673-4928 • M m A 11 C!IW • 1 714 675 7957 JEEP UILE ......._ T ...... n•-'·-C•r---For Interview call • 6 l(zet New Oak finish • • ''A ' .,. Pll•"ll 'll 111•• p1 rey • k d a .Y s . • ·-...,, .....,, -<>~ •~2 9125/642 2741 Paul 197818'Cobra4cyl OMC SIOETIEonBalboePenln· --W C Cpl -unity. Mull have Kitayama .,_1eurant '" • • 11 1 ·• .... 1m nA1 714·644-4910 328111 amino a strano _.,..... • 725 0777 I t Aft S 000 P I T Ouldrlve a rebu It, alee· sula, sail only-36 max. S N JVAN CAPISTRANO good driving record. • Of app . er 1 /Wk otental eta· FOR SALE· 2 llsh tron1cs/manyeKtras1Gal· tO' beam $10/Ft, tat & 131·3171 Red Targa E11.ce11erttcon-Cadillac Coupe De Ville A •tl.fflO CALL Charley 1·12 AM &pm call <213) 489•1333 marketing olllce sup-aquariums. 5" TV 2 vlnlzed tilt trailer tall~ dep 646-4005 Ne•Port rretw•1 l5S> dltlon Alplne AM/FM-1976 92K ml . All opllons • 1>79-9021. E.O.E plies. Easy hra. 6AM-12 vacuums and other as-L 1 c :: J o 6 6 6 p 11 [dinatt Santa casseue Many extras! Including leather Interior Invoice amount may ex- Phone WO<k Roofing Noon. No W•end• aortad things 536-9562 $2500/0BO 540-3140 Misc. TrArKnnrtatJon St1•Kt and P•rts Hours Must see 10 believe this Rlll'e Black/Black Sec· ceed actual dealef coat Tlll...,FPllSll NO EXP NEC FOR SALE Tram D201A -.. ..,.-lam 630pmli'onru t>eauttlulautomoblle Call ondOwoer 557-1881 due to Incentive• Hl.-ly I cad CB radio S300 Call Pow•r •-ats 7012 C T 0014 8 ~ "·t 8 5 9 • 3 6 7 9 . I•• "e provided to tM dHler by tlv:.'... ... •!!!~•;IT Prr'92 Call belOfe 12 Noon 17021727•4347 "' """ Re-amptrS/ railers am ., pm... message Chevelle Malibu 1970 manulec:turtlf. Otter 911.· • r .... "' ......... • • NEWPORT BCH 673-3735 _ 1960 Century Launch $17,000 OBO Great Transportation' 1 plres 411 hrs alter publl· TIJCe-ottpersons. l Roof-COSTA ME$A 548-6919 NEIL DIAMOND TICKETS ·11ored ciesSIC Tour Bay •LIKE NEW. 24 * llW * Owner. $12501080 cation. Sale eKcludea Ing Sa I esp er son SOUTH O C 582· t240 Forum Closing NJle July 9r tn style 675-8459 1978 TITAN CLASS-A 846-3608 Wra""lell In atock. M2-7222 MOTORHOME OYER 210 ... Part lime. MaY WOfk AM 2 Colonnade Sac 9 Row 24 l YMAN looks good Low mlles Sleeps 5 CHRYSLER NEWPORT liiiw;;ift;;;p;;pij~;;w-.=:n. Of PM No eicp necesa-l&Lll PllUI C~~~~?~?~1c t9 s35tOBO 646"7925 great Ca1 8 a121na 0 boat $10.500 See 11r11 at NEW & USED NEWPORT 1966. all or1g1na1 54.000 ery. Hourll • Bonua Apply at 1931 Newport Bl. & energetic personnel Old Clown Cookie Jars. Chrysler V-• 4 h P In· 2218 E Paclllc Ave STlllUH •THI mile• $795 759-7592 ·~2~321 wt. 432 or CostaM .... ·.The .. n~· ue 11~s~61111E t P2 GE toaster oven Super board $8.500 obo Costa Mesa then call "ewctuslv.atu BMW" IMPORTS~ --~ -" ... '" • x float raft w/wood· oar, 645-4450 759-110A or 644-8722 A ~, OLDS '82 ROYAL SEDAN. 228. Walt for beep, ask Eml)Orium. 642-8 ., 1540 Jamboree Road H I th oodles fOf Cryetal Of Ben. ••• •a. WlllPllflOT typewriter at and. 6' "'ood 2 6 19 S9 FAIR l IN EA C O A C H M E N 8 6 Newport Beach •1• IW lll .111,110 p:~.:~T~t~rlor~ ~uns Uke -" Experienced i.Qal sect'y ladder & Misc Items . CABIN CRUISER Re-LEPRECHAUN. 26' mtnt 1••1 .. 4 (28EY550) a new one Asking only NIHITlll M.111 Se1 your own hrs! Quality /W d I 1 k lll 675-8509 _. w or per ec s s bulll. 225 h.p engine. slps6.rool/dasha1r,awn-$2950 Call 760·"D40 for Full time M on-Fri Gitt Wrap Firm nds needed I ed f W 'I 01•• 'II '11IJS11 •1 .,.., J:30am.4pm, s5.25/Hr. wellspkn organized per-mm · or over-One way AIRLINE TICKET great condition Ask 1ng. microwave must IE I l "" • " c1.-t111111 Benellla. No exp nee son to call on stores Wiii flow & vacation aupport 7124/89 Los Angeles to $6.000 993-7692 see $23.500 OBO IPIOTlOIW Ovtr 12 to choose from IP"a;;;.:m..;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;-.,;;;::=== Apply In perton. Books train. 751-4910 847"6041' Chicago lo Des Moines •CHARACTER BOAT* 964·3600 llYIOllJ C•o-m 11089 on Tape. 729 Farad St.. WORK AT HOME s tOO 644•6059 •"SHIPHOUSE"• Cont Hwr. Newport Beach Cotta Meu. 6-48-5525 Ill.IS Earn up lo S300 a day Schwinn Alrdyne Exercy. Parade Trophy Winner Motorcycles/ lllllOTlll SALE 1H·4100 Sopl'llsU~ated & lntelllgent Process phone ordera cle, llke new 2 Brass twin $4000 675-6161 Scooters 8018 If you're tired ol all the ...a PAllTIU aatespeflon needed PIT (214) 343-4282 9111 CM 1 headboards and custom gimmicks and hassles ol Wanted. Suh & trim men. lor fine gold jewelry twin bedspreads, 4 * SUSWlllL 11' * 1986 HONDA SEI Gold· buying a new car, WHY • fllltCEl)(S BENZ* 5 yra e1tperlence. good atore. Weekend hours a Memberships 5540 wooden baralools. 2 1988. 140 H P OMC, In-wing Fully loaded, hm· NOT SEE US Our "1 i'n· klDt• ,.. ._, .., •«-... , ~y. c.tl M6-1~4 muat Starting salary -wrought iron bar stools board. open bow Cus· 11ed ed1t1on $6500 orlty Is your sat1slact1on -· 1 ... , .,.,. .. ,..._. .._. S8.00/hr + Incentives. Newport Beach TENNIS pallo table. 4 chairs. tom t ongue trailer 968-0300 in pnces. selection and ..,. ,.. .,., • •• °'"" c-,, PIT -.Ullll Call 545-311 t, CLUB resaleable mem· chaise lounge. dratting Stored in gar age S 7900 alter sale service We ~'°"" -_,.. • Sml educatlonat !Mdla co Mrs. Rickman bershlp, $200 plus S board 786-3584 after 6 e 111 4 7 2. 7 7 9 9 1 d Auto Services/ want your business. let us •All IQllS AVAi.Ail£• needs SHARP all-aroun<S -transfer lee. 720-0540 645-4445/e Part.s 9015 prove 11 1 ii:.... ~ ......__.. pertonlOfdetaentry,fll· SEC/RE<?PT Answ~r Wedding Dress, brand WllJ••J•lrt't •n .-nu.a •''t""'~ Ing, c:uat ave. etc. Flex hrs phones, ltgtlt ofc WOfk "' new. Wht satin wllace & JI' lflfTElll&IEAI DATSUN Roadster parts Come see the all n-1•1 °""' • betwMn llem-4pm, start Hunt Harbor. Wrd proc & beads, u 8 Pd SI 150 Loade<l twin diesels. like tor sele Engine and body 1990 1n1egra, NOW• ..,.. .._.. S7/Hr Wendy tM&-4.486 data entry U(llls a plus. SacS850 497-7370 news1soooo 675-9460 s11os100 CallJamesat •11SLElllS 133-9300 ---· -' Call 213-592-5581 • ,1,,_uu -WMELOUlll suPERsPoATF1sHER 892-4795 ~ aoiu ·~~~=~ ......... °' ...... 2-3 days per WMtc. Office-••nuy A-'--60 I 0 Like new PACIFICIA 44 llW Ell IWS 1001 Quall St Npt Bch type environment No For busy Newport Beach z:::r: 714-893-0794 '• int:~•2s.'2000S50.000 llW I .I . ll2·21l2 .....i.-required. will train. fWal E•t•I• Oevel09ment ........ ·-··· ~ TOY OT A, '8~ CELICA .,.....,,. Co Proficient In com -•..-._.... For Camero and/or -5 apd xlnt cond Must see Apply PENNYSAVER, pu1 spread sheet i. AneEurOPNn&American Cameras& FireblrdwlthAustrallan •ll'll\.i OMC 250-9282 work or l l60 Placentia Ave .• WOf-; prooeulng Non-Ant1Ques ..... 8000sq It E~ 6016 Sall Boats 7014 dllferentlal 3701 ratio 4door,aulo,amttmcass. 851-9502atter6pm Coate Meea. amoklng ottlce ioc'ated nr New Nautical & Mlhtary -~-_..______ $250 obo 963-3600 stereo, vetvel upholstery. - f/TPlllNMu Faahlon Island Call l931 Newport Blvd, CM ~~~:SF~~rc:;~ra:;t~ 1?68 SLIPPER leave message all r(7~~%::.~370BO vgi;~;-6~~~~ ~!~~ ~ ed¥ert191ng. GOOd Laurie 7141759-9531 U..11.W'"•et edit new $995 8 w1lh new sail. all ac----------vertlble Navyblue.excel· E~ U(llla. Wed & Sat Prlncl~ls only ........... Oall 1154-6536 · · cessories s75o OBO 4 Wheel Drtve/ Jeeps HONDA ACCORQ 1983 4 lent condl11on Auto- Apply PENNYSAVER, -/UWlfFIAar 11•1111. 650-9277 9030 door. 5 speed. a/c, mallc. $8900 661-1391 1880 Plaoentla Ave.. _.. -... c~s 21• ISUllEll cruise. cassette $4750 or 832-0777 Cott• Meu.. Min law exp needed for uwn""""" 1986 Jeep truck Com-obo 964·7'. 110. 536-4227 _ - energetic. lut-paced A-aa~ 60l l ... 1 Ill llLLS Beauttlul condition. 1n anche 2 wd bed liner v o L Ks w AGO N • 8 7 -.in mTlll Newport dffloe. Asst to 'J"':"'"6 ·-board. full keel, lull stereo'. low ml ss.ooo' IAZlt •11121 CABRIOLET 28.000 Clerk. F/T Mon-Fri legal aecre1ary Xlnt 17" ZENITH color TV Old clown cookie j ars, 2 equipment Call now Call oave893-3845 2 Door, 75.000 miles, 5-miles White Wolfsburg 7am-3:30pro, S4.75/Hr. typlal, WP 5.0 M4-9190 $75. White, near new original "Liiiie People" First cash lakes speed. A/C, AM/FM edition. 5 year e11lended Beneflta. No exp nee. SECURITY OFFICERS TAPPAN Dlshwaahf'H dolls signed by Cabbage MOTIVATED•!• Isuzu Trooper. 1986 4 whl canetta. well main· wa r ran I y A I arm . Apply In peraon. Book• WOflc for the best! S75. 759-7592 Patch artist Call 213-471-2870 dr •am/Im cass . 5-spd 1a1ned. S2500 OBO St2.000 Daya; 476-4555 on Ta"'"'• 729 Ferad St., •• • .._ .-.... ----Gt 5-8509 r o o I rack S 7 0 0 0 •••L 1a 2111 or Eves 759.3434 ,... _._... -" OIT•HTI 30' CM Sailboat HAS (619)564-9160 Ask for -• · Colla M .... 548-5525 11'-11...... Win Dinner FOf Two• Frff to You 6022 All Reduced fOf quick Karen (Please Leave Message) IULmlTlllTI sale 7K c att821.9313 En!OY70-100%comm w/a m\'mlTlTllll E5~~J~'foo SJ.~!~e: FREE~~~~~~SHOME TWO LASERS MB~::~~~~~~~84;~~~ vw 1987 Cabriolet Con- vertible Bleck, 5-speed, A C . AM/FM stereo casseue ONLY 5300 MILESI EXCELLENT If you wa nt to furnish an apartment inexpensively, classified's the way to go. ---- ~ I :Ju,. .A/ler Sc~oo/ WorL 11 to 16 Years Old WOIK IVININGS AND SATURDAY YOU CAN ~ VERAGE PER WEEK •7500 OR MORE CALL SHARON 714-143-9091 TOP Producing Co amllAllTI Merritt 675-5212 3 Calico mix, 2 Orange RACING CONDITION SELL m1le1. excellent con- Agr .. •lv• aell-atartera Ne1111port Beach area FRIGIDAIRE. big capacity stripe 646-3603 $1000/yellow and d I t I on A sk In g ~~~=~·e1~~ Hourty '" oommsslons GAS DRYER Excellent --~~-~---S900twtilte throu'lh clas~1f1cd S4J .OOO I OBO PP ,.... • Apply at 2590 Newport cond1tlon S95 759-9135 Hwtlry /Fun/ Art 675-6161 7~8731 CONDITION• I 12,500 II::=====""""""'""""""'=========~ 474-7710 M -F 9am-5pm ; .".. ~ . BIYd. Cos~esa___ 6025 I I . lllYlllTlllllllll Furniture 6014 TRADE MEN'S ROLEX Lloyd Pest Control will 2 PEWTER & brass tamps. Prealdents tor Rolex lllL atm IM.JI train you fOf po1111on as a 30" high. beautiful con· GMT 11a1ntess plus S. Exp'd Of lnup'd BH&G UcenM Pest Controt Ser-dlt1on. S 170/palr Call 720-11 162 AdVantage Training Pro-Vice Technician. Career Harry a1 760-0370 , _ _.""""!' _____ _ gram Oldest RE ottlce In Opl)Orlunity Must have All brend new Glabman Otnct F~ fMne. Call Le for Inter· good driving record. sofaw/2matcNngchalra. & Equlpmfnt 6047 view Irvine Coetl ~ CALL Charley 8-12 AM _ 979-45021 E.O E Contemporary m•uve. Sec desk w/retum. comm altars, BH&G. 786-7500 · · grey. Baker rosewood smoke eater, misc Items. SILK SCREEN PAINTER coffee table Lane cedar e.s.9140 KMI Lamination atcllls. print on lined pine armolre mylar 8 '.oh11 Call 675-67000f546·8f12 -lllFFlllFlll 540-1139 9am-3pm WATERBED complete Reuonably priced. ITlff llQUHS No e11perlence necessary. Fun Of part time. For info & appll<:atk>n. send self· addraased atamped envetope to: P.0 Box 1848, OeatbOfn Ml 48120 with heater (& bedding II Almoat new. 851-41M8 dealred). twin sire l!""-.;~~~""19!!"'""-~~ "Slre .. teu" lounge PtU & ANrMls 6049 chair, yellow velvet. and A B A N O O N E D I B malehlng ottoman Call Y 786-11046 even Inga ptevloua owner. 3 mo Old belore 8 30 Of w•ends black male Kitten seetca new home •Ith IOving Irvine. family Call A CommltlN _____ T_O_D_A_Y_'_S ____ __, 01 F;;·1=· To good home. 6 wkl old CROSSWORD · PUZZLE ;~;1;.;:_:;:: • AC9'08S 1 Entwined !I Grat 9 Scraps 14 AbMnt 15 FOffMfl~ ,.., ... II JUfOtl 17 '"'""•'• 19 fe•H pla'(ef 70 1n11an1 abbt 2 1 Shoe parta 2l Worko.JI 2• locks 26 Tr~11e,m1n 211 PrOf\OUf'I 29 Pe1t0tmances 2 Alltluoet ~$Old~ '3t """" 37 &mdy 3tK...-e Jt s.nmer . '°Show., .. , 41 Sfloned 42 Fwtf1gllllf'O 4l s::'10tms 0 !.iNull .. WeitNO dOW\'I 17 freeuers .Jt~s "AcC9Ult• It'°' ... 5tl l.llltude !>II [).gnaly 60 Sore "'EYIOUS P'UULE 10\.YEO 61 T11l tnds 6.2 Tlleatetl 63 laQetlt-• M Ed•IOtS WOtd 65 WMll ste11on DOWN 1 8odY patt 2 PrOOtoeJOI J 0.tKtl\18 PhllO 4 VISJOn S Siii~ smile e Bultr-• 1 Fec:tltly e BeMec"-0 9 lH pro 10 Hurry 11 conc.,ns 1? Allen len· gu1199 •bbf 13 -m~ne II lttelt.1 ,, f.off( is~ r!d"" ,, ...... ~c. ..... 30W~ lt CWta U tryshng P'K" 31 vooce sound!! )t ... •1 SIUllge • 2 Setaiglia 44 T0tlMf'lt 32 (rtl., 231-.i 3• HiU ·~ ~ C"'1ain ~--~·~' "'otuber~ •• fllemMI 49~ SO Lurll SI Ut1'9 52 °""' tittle S4 Oatmttnt S7 Noun IUltla S9 OfOWM fut IOll1ng dogl & call available fOf ad09lk>n. Must go to reapontlble owner. Come & .... we might Mve the perfect pet'°' )'OU. 631-103o'I 1111.1.-•. FREE I MOa okl. Needa good home. 548..()324 TOY Poodte Pupa At<C, 2 F, 1 M. Red, apricot Shotl. d1amp ttnea. 10- wka '500/ea 49~491 WUM. ...,.,,..,. board•. -ernt"••lnf. OOOd oondttlon. f'eld ,,, ....... uoe. -.;,......, .. STARTING AS LOW AS: Manuf. Sugg. Retail ... $7809 DEALER DISCOUNT . . . -$1321 STARTING AS LOW AS: Manuf. Sugg. Retail ... $7219 DEALER DISCOUNT ••. -$1571 Orange Coast DAIL V PIL.OT /Saturday, July 8. l 989 87 Mlle NOTICE rtalC NOTtCE Dll'AltlmNT °' the Community Develop· 1111.0 above on Jvne I 1089 ADOPTED by '"'-Cny ,,... uno« the ftetlllOUa Ac1 COMMUNITY meol Oepattrn•nl 2000 Timothy J o .. .aor, Counc:M of the City 01 H<Jnl· ~ name °' nam. ON FILE A copy of tne 'ICTITIOUI IUSMll Cooe ol tne St•I• of C•" NOTa Of ACTITIOUll ....... OIVl,!;20"_ ... NT !N· ~ ... ~~ Scl•HI Huntington lh41 •l•lemet"tl •H h141d tngton BMc:h at •n •tQUla• haled above on May 17 propoeedreq~titonl1le rt1 T~,_ .. _!.TATIMUIT f()tnut ,,,.OISTAICfllHOO NTITIOtfTO U.IUTt....,. Virivl NTAL ......,, al•l0tn1a i2-.e '°' with,.,. Couoty Cle•ll ot Or meeung held Mondi~ June 1989 the Commuolty Develop .. ,,. ..,...,...ng ~"°"' .,. tel<* trom ltwt Dtrec:tOf of AOM!Nt1Tr911 no.~~ •• M~ll UCTION •ntc>ec:tion by Ille P.•blic: A •"09 County on June 1 20 tHt by 11\9 f~IOwlng Larry Welt ()trectOf <nent D•P••tment 2000 "o:JA"f;~S .. OF TWA Rf the [)eparl"*'t Of IOOutt11•I llTATI ~ OOU'ICI bu.--u C.IT't ~ cooY ot 11\9 11•11 report Wiii 11119 •Oii call vot• Thi• •t•letnenl ... lllee Main Str .. t Huollngtoo ENGINE.E .. ING 22e•a L R•ta11on1 th• g1n1111 ITlVlH. AYOTn l<AEA TIVf 1(0"N!lll, HUNTINGTON MACH be 1vall•t>le 10 '"''•••atecl Pt2tt1t AYES CC>Ync:tlm4tmbel1 With the Couoty C'-11 o1 Or· 8ete11 Cllltforoia t2fott IO< '"' "" •II• preva.11119 •ate of ~ C114tm C-Nvmb9r-t:l941 Garo.n Ofove 8'¥o Nol~ le hertt>y 111ven by partl" •t City Hall°' the Pubhlheel Ot&nQe Coast M•cAflltler Ore•o enge Couoty on June 7 1n~tion by the put>ll( A For•t Di Sult• 17 Er TOIO w•Off •nel 111• 011n•••• A·14t1M •33 0.,den Grow Ceill the Otpet1ment OI Com. Main City Llbr•ry 1711 I ()e1ly P110I June 17. 2• Jult Winenett Bann11t., Erllluoe 11119 eopy of H'l9 st•lt report ""'" Cllltf 92630 pr..,••ltf\Q rat• tor hohae1 fo 111 ,,..,. Del\eltGlat-112640 llWftlty ~I o1 11\9 Talt>en Avenue) llltt July t & tlllt NOES Counctffl"l9mt>e•I ,4214t1 be •veit•t> .. to tnt., .. l.0 Gar1 Thomas Kratzer anel ove<t1ITl9 NO<I< '"II'-II.I· \.ledttOt• '1.1nllnQe<1I c.reo1 Ft•olr JOMC>fl ~I City Of Huntington B•oc:h 14 111&9 Se !186 None S1~1 i Kt•y. 5000 part..-11 City HeH Of tne 22948 Vta c .. e.ie Minion u111y on """''" tn11 w<>r> •• 10 IOll and ~raon1 .mo may Jr 1217 W RdllaNt Aw that Draft EIR No 80 5 ALL INTERESTED PER· AB s EN T c 0 u n Btrcrt Strnt Suit• 4 tO M••n City Llb•••y t 7111 v .. Tto Call! 11269 I be pe<IOfm.O IOf NCh t•l'lfl be ottie•WtM •n••nteo ,,, tile Santa An• Calif 92703 Stat• CIHrloghous No SONS••• 1nv1t4ld to eueno P\8.IC NOTICE ctlm41ft\t>ert Meyt S1t11acou1 N-porl S.~h. Caltf 112000 Talbert Avenu•I elte< July '"1 bullon• 1 con or lype ot w0tlcflf n~ to w1" °' Ut•te or l>Olh c,1 Au•• Smith 2830 890e()71S ta av•lt•b•e for r• HJy an •ndivtdual eaecute Ille con11ac:t r~~ STEVEN S AYOTTE Segetftttom •E. s.ni. Ana view aod comment fOf 30 OC>lntOnl or 1ubm11 •vtdence LEGAL NOTIC! CIT\' Of HUHTtNQTON D•lly PilOt June t 7 2•. July ALL INTERESTED Pf R. Tt11 regtslr ent tom 1ate1 are on ltle a1 lt•e DIS A PETITION llH ~ 111.0 Callf t2704 oay11>egtnn1no July 6 19&9 for or ag11111'1 lhe appllcauon 09110tMANCE HACH, Connie •rocllway, 1 a tll&ll SONS are ,,,,,.11•0 to •tteno mencod 10 lranu ct Du•• TRtCT othu iocatea •• by 0.. Ann Ayott• Flnc;h 1n Thta l>ullneu .. coo· Th• draft document .. oulllned •bove It there NO."" cu, ci...11 s •. ~8011 Hid he•rlog eno ••Pf•" ~·" under the ftC:tttlOUI Purchasing Department ., the Super•O• Court ot Call· duci.ed by jOint venture •oalytn the potenll•f en-ere any further que111ont "AN ORDINANCE OF THE Publltned Or•nge Co111 optmon• or tubmll evldetice 11 u••nff• n•me °' nam419 above aOd••N COPHH moy torn••. County of Oran~•• The re9111r1n1 com• vlrOf\ment•I Impact• of Oen· PIHH cell Laura Pntlllps CITY OF HUNTING TON Dally Pilot July 10 111ag n111n11C NOTICE tor or agelntl lhe appliceuon 1~18ed7 •bo~e 00 Octot>er t>e obtalneCI on 141ctue51 A Quffllf191hlt 0.. Aoo Ayol · rnenc..CI 10 tranaact bVtl· erel Plan Amtndment No Auociate P111no1r a.I BEACH AMENDING THE M ·291 1 ___ ,._uut.. ___ ...., ..... __ 11 C>Ylllned •bove 11 there •01,,, Kratze< copy ot theu retH shall be ta F1nth oe appo1n1eo '" ,,... under Iha fletltlou• 89· 1 (lromt Lo"" Den111y 536-527 t HUNTINGTON BEACH OR· ,ICTITtOUI IUtlNfll are any 1ur1ner quetttons T ' pot!ec:l •I tne 1ob 111e Oe•M>n•I repre1ent1t1ve to DutlnMe neme Oii nlllt'lel Ralldenti•l to Medium Den Mike Ad•m•. Huntington DINA NC e coo e By PUBllC NOTICE NA.flR ITATl:Mt!NT plHH c•ll Jell At>tamowtll th'"~ 1~1•m•·~1 w11~ 11 0 1ed 11 shall be m•nelatoryupon 10"""1•tt1• lti• astat• ol the 111teo lbove on M1y 28 sily Retldentlall •no Zone •••ch "•nntno Com· AMENDING SECTION 0061 Tile IOllOWlfl9 pef$00S ere A1111tant Planner at "'' I • ounty .... or r the CONTRACTOR to Wh(ln'I d9Cecl4'111 1989 Ch.I~ No 80,.1 !from A I· mlHlon TO PROVIDE CHANGE OF ~UILIC NOTIC! 001ng buSln .. a as 536-5271 anc County on June 7 the contr.irt •t awarded •nd f~E PETITION re<iuHll Fr•n~ JOMOh Sabk>wllll L.ow Oenally A .. identt•I to PubllSheO OrlflQt Coast ZONING FROM AA..0 RA·O· TMI CITY Of JBA CONSULTING 3535 Mika Adama, Huntlntton Ill 9 ,_21427 upon Any ~uDcontrattor .tulhOrtly to 1dm1ntater ,,,. Jr Fl2·Medlum OenSlty R .. 1. De1lyP1to1Juty& 1989 CO, LU·O·CD Ml·CD Q FOUNTAINVALl!Y E Coast Hwy Suite IOI leach "•nnlot Com· undet 'ucn C.ONTRACTOA 19111e under the lnd~~n Th•I 1l•temen1 wat hied dentl•JI. to facllttate the con· Sa622 R 1 ·12 7J·0·8 000 O ·R 1 l'UeLIC HIA"INO Coroo• oel Mar, Cell! 92625 mlH lon Pub~aneo Orange Coa" to p1y not 1eu men tt ,. \a•CI Oen• AOm11111tr1t1on ol Ei 1N1tn the Couoty Cietlc of Or· structlon Of 1& tlnole ramtly 1-----------131·6 .000·CD . O ·A 1 THE CITY COUNCIL OF James o BeJdwm 126 Publ1tnw Oraoge Coaal ~·~\~~~June 17 2• Juty se>ee•f1edra1ei11.1 111 ... or~•"'I'•'" ACI rTh11 •umor1ty Al ange County on Juoe 7. he)ee on 2 5e Kiii f't&.IC NOTICE 131·& 000-CD TO ELLIS· THE CITY OF FOUNTAIN Collin• B•lboa tslano Calll Daily P1101 July a t9&9 Sa soo employl!d by tt'lem ,,.. fh"t •• ,,,.,., ,,,. pe•aon•I represen 111811 Tl\9 proposed P•Oject 11 GOLOENWEST SPECIFIC VALLEY WILL HOLD.A PUB 92~2 Sa621 e<:uhon ot lllfJ contr 11~t t•1tv1 to 181o.t> m1oy ac.11on1 '421421 localed 1n the northeaste<n NOTICE OF PLAN ON REAL PROPERTY UC HEARING IN THE OtaoaC Baldwto t26 Col i-----------1110 01aaer n"ay Nttnar111w N•lhOut ODtaning r.ourt~P· Put>ttlhed Orange Coall por1K>n of th• City •t t11• PUILIC HEARING LOCATED WITHIN THE 160 COUNCIL CHAMBERS 1101 Balboa Island car.r DI-IC NOTICE P'tB.IC NOTICE .iny btd tor 1penod01 thort1 0•011e1 8el0t• ••l<•"9CfH!lt0 o..ly P1101 June 17 24 July toUl"-Ht eo<oet OI lhe 1n. CONDITIONAL ACRE OU.ARTERSECTION 10200 SLA TEA AVENUE AT 92662 f"uut.. •301 oays alle< 1119 Oale ~1 •wons no_,,., 1r1e pet 1 8 tll89 letMCllon of GarloelO Av UIE PERMIT BOUNDED SY ELLIS AV· a 00 p M ON TUESDAY This business 11 con· NOTICE OI' FICTITIOUI BUSINESS tor ttle openif19 of D<O\ wn11 •epres"T\fat1Ve \ ••· enue •nd Butrlaro Street In NO. •n ENUE EDWARDS STREET JUL y 1& 19&9 ducteo bV husband ano wile PUel.IC HEA"IHO NAM! STATEMENT A Patmenl l>OM ano II Quire<! IO give not1c.-10 total the l>'01ect enc:om (Add• module• GARFIELD AVENUE ANO Tne purpoM 01 Ille near· Tne registrent com· TE.NT AT IVE PARCEL The lollow•n11 perso,,. .J•e perlorrnance oona ., rt L .. nterHtea persons unleu 1----------- pauet 2 5e groH K•9' ortke bulldlno GOLDENWEST STREET 1ng 11 to obtain input from rnenced to 1r1nsacl butl MAP NO 89·225 IN C10tn~ t>ua•nen,,.. •eQui•f.IO l>'•Of to e•fl'C.UI O• lh4ty h•v• ... a•vflld l\OhC• or PUBUC NOTICE CoC)lel of lhe drelt EtR ••e 10 an uleUng !DISTRICT MAP 38) ANO rH•d•nta and apphcanll ness under the ltClttlous CONJUNCTION WITH A "' 0 E M A N ot lhe cont«lCI end ,,.,, t ~ cor,sent4<1 10 1ne propoMCI 1-------.;,.;;....;..;.. __ a1111t•ble for rtvlew 111 the chureh) AMENDING ARTICLE 930 concerning the proposed t>utiness oarne or oecnes CONDITIONAL TE AN A C NA L DE .n the tc,•m set IO<"I" 11 •re 1c11cin 1 1111 .nd.,~noent FJCTITIOUI autatel:tl Cwlc Cent., 11'1 the City NOllCE IS HEREBY BY ADDING SECTION uses lo• 1•5.900 in leele•al l•ste<hboveonJune2 1989 EXCEPTION TRAF1CO )</f:2 ls11 oe con!ra)(l!l'oc-.m&nt• I om1n11Hilt '" au1nor11, wtU NAMl.ITAT~...-T . Cterktolhce1no 1n th9De GIVEN lhll lhe Hunt1ogton 9300(01 E LLIS-GOLD· lunds HI aside tor Public JamesO BatOwtn •VARIANCEJ Toc>o C•P•'''"'0 Se.ten Pursu~n•10Sect.rn 4:.1:10 De gran1eo .irie \ •n TrwtlollowtngperS01'41ar• p 1ment 11 2000 Main Beach Pl1nn1ng Comm1ss1on ENWEST SPECtFtC PLAN ServtGe G••nll Ehg1ble at· Thll s1atemeo1 was hied NO 89 23 ANO C•••' 9262• ot I~ G<•vern,.,ent '°" ot .nl41flllleel "9f'or1 "1"' an ooino bus•,_. as St In the Ctly ot Hunt· will hold a p1.11>l1c heiring io SYNOPSIS ltVtt .. s include tttose con· with lhll County Clent ol Or· ENVIRONMENT Al Ju1n C.dr o~ fcr,t>an<11a fhe Stat" ot Calil0< •I tt1 .. oc.,.c1ion 10 • .,,, ~t1t1on anel ENE R G y JU N I 0 R on Beach The draft tne Council Chamber a11ne 1En11-Gotoeowest Spec11ic '9rned with emoloyment enge County 0,, June 1 ASSESSMENT 35262 / "11 0" rooo contrac• w 11 ' nl•' sr.o .. i gOO<I cause ..,..,"' me SPORTSWEAR 1&01 E uments c•o •tso be re-Hunltngtoo Beach Civrc Pten) crime prevention. ch•IOcare 1989 NO 89· 19 Cap1str11"0 BAJt• Caltt orov1s1ons perm,n ·• •n .. court shoulO not ~·1ar11 lhe Dye< Ad Santa Aoa. C .. 11 at the City 1 Central Ceoter 2000 Main Street ORDINANCE NO 2998 health, orug at>use eouce-F421'23 tlot Ill th 9262• suctess•vl b•Cl'.lP• .JulhOf•ly 92705 ary 11 7111 Talbert Av· Huntington Seech Cah· AMENDS THE HUNT-tton welf1r• or recrl!at1on111 PubllShed Or11nge coast va~i~nc:; This 0"~" ••H \ con sut>stttute M!l(urtlit" 1''' "" A HEARING o~ •n., pelt Ernest Michael Ballen,. 1 • fom11 on Ille date and at thl' ING TON BEACH OADI· reeos Dt1•ly p1101 June 17 24 July NOTIC E IS HE IH: 0 y Oueteo bv an r.o .. a-.ar ,..,oneys ""'"'~elO o, '' .. O•S •1or Ntll ~ neto iy, JUL'!' 20 2701 s Fa,.vtew •F16 ny person w1sh1ng lo llm• 1no1c11eo below to re-NANCE CODE TO AC· Applicants tor th• tor the 1 8 1989 GIVEN lhat the Hunt1ngtrin The '"0'~1' "'1 com· •R'tCT It' en1>u•e ti'" 1989 •1 1 •5 PM "O"P' Santa Ana Calif 92704 c merit on 11\e drelt docu· cetve and consider the state· COMPLISH THE FOLLOW-qr ant tundt are Sa-588 Beach Planning Comm•'5•0n menc..a '0 '"'n~aci bu9i· !ormance uf'ctl'• '"" No 1 ocateo "' 70<! C••ff L sa A Gordon. 2701 S ts may do IO 1n wrttloO men11 ol all persons who ING ZONE CHANGE ANO • Amparo 'l'outh Shelter ..,111 hOld a publlC heiring 11, ness unO,., ''l' 11" ••ous tract C."nle>• Dove S•nta Ar~ l,;A "•"••ew sF 16 Sante .t.n. w1 tn 30 day1ol11111 0011ce w15h 10 be heard relative to AMENDMENT TO AATtCLE Soys101rls Club of Hunl-DH:1111c NOTICE !he Council Chamber a1 the t>utiness r.ir•tf " ndmei> Gow••"•"ll Boe•d, By 'l2701 Ca,, !127G4 Please ~bmtt ell commen1s 1ne apphto!loo descnbed 930 OF THE HUNTINGTON ington Valley ~llVl.. Huntington Beach C•vte ltl!f!IO aoo ... '' Ma) 31s1 Charlff Oaterlunel. Cler-1 tF vou OBJf C. • 1 "'" This business 11 con· 10 the Depart men I ol Com-t>elow SEACH ORDINANCE CODE Community S1r111ce Pro· FICTITIOUS 8UllNES& Cenler 20-00 Marn Street 1959 Publ•Sl't><l U• •'"0" C.r.d.,, granr.ng 01 the µelt••ur you Oucled by • genltfal O•r1· munlty O.vtlopment PO OAT Ell IME Tuesday Zooe Change To rezone gram Inc NAME STATEMENT Huntington BHch Calt Juan Carie.' Ecneana•a Oa11y Pilot Jul; 6 1 ~ 1094 1 ~hOul<I 91th9f •i:it ""' a1 the "41l'Sh•P Bo.a 190, Huollnglon Boaeh July 18 t989. 1 00 PM 1ne subject property lrom a C•nrer tor Cr ea11vil The rollowtng pers04ls are fornl• on ttle elate and at the This stat!'"iM• wi\S ltlt'O S~ll2&1 1>e•11ng ano ttate fOur ob-T"e rag1Str1tnt eom· C1Mforn11 926C8 Allenllon APPLICATION NUMBER mlxlute of RA !Aealdeoltlll Alttrna11ve1 ooing business 89 hme •nelicated below 10 re wtlh me Cou• Iv Cle•• 01 Or-1ec11ons or Ill• wrn•tin ob1ec meoceo to trensact t>o• Mill• COl'lnOr Comment a Condlttonal l)S!' Permit No Agrtcultur•ll, M 1 (L1ghl In-Chtld lbuse Preveo1100 CLASS 1 FINISHING celve and cons1<1er !he stale anx• Court, on June 1 PUBLIC NOTICE !iOn\ With the CCl\.•I ~fore ,,.., unoar !he liCllltOUI wlll be conSlder.O by the di· &II 2& dustual). anel LU (Ltm11ee1 F V School Dt1tnc1 EJC· 2225 s Huron Duwe Santa menta ol ell perlOf'IS who 19 9 the neenng Your appear buS•oe" oame Of na,,_ C•SIOn·maklrtil body to its da· APPLICANT Ch11~1 Pres· Use) to Ellls·Goldenwest teoded Dav P1ogram Ana Calll 92704 wish to tie heard relauve 10 '421419 FICTITIOUS •USINESI inc• m•y be in pe•wn or by hated above on May I 1989 II .ilon on wne1ner tne bVlertan Church Specil1c Plan H B Community Clinic Jt1flrey L0<ne Roy 2533 !he apphcauon oescrib!'O Publt\h!'cl 'J•ln9e Coast NAME STATEMENT 1ou• attorney Ernest Bakenle ft EIR lhOUl<l be eert•hed L 0 C AT I 0 N 2 0 1 2 2 Code AmenOmt>nt To Harbor AOuft Day Care Orenga Ave .. e Costa below Daily Pitot Jv"" '• 24 Jul1 TPle lo110 .. 1"g persons ar" r 'IOU ARE A CREDITOR Tt11s 111tement was filed nt1on1can be 011ec:1eo to '-lagnol1a Street (HSI s•de ol a me no the Huntington Ce111et Mesa Clatf 92627 DA TE/TIME Tuesday 1 8 t9.89 dOtoO btl!.lrte\~ as or • c""''~1 er editor 01 th tne County Clerio of Or· 111e Connor ef 17 1•1 Magnot•a Street approx· Beach Ordinance Code Literacy Volunturs 01 This business •S con-J1Jty 18 19&9 7 oo PM S.i-s9 t LADY BlJC. OR1G1NAlS '"• o.c.eaNd you mull file aoge Couotv· on June a 5 fi.5271 1mately •SO leet south or Article 930 and eS!abhstl Ame•ic• dueled by an individual APPLICATION NUMBER PUBLIC NOTICE 603C Sam ._..c.,e Or ve ,out Claim ... 1th tri. court an 1989 Pubhsneo Orange Coast Adems Avenue) the Elhs·Ooldeo-st Spec;t-Stratghl Tari.. Chn1c Inc Th• registrant com. Ten1a11ve Parcel Map No Costa M11~• C.ll'•' 92627 "'811 •copy to,,.,. pe<tonal FG1111 1ly P1101 July 8 1989 ZONE C2 tCommun1tv he Plan West 0 C Hothn• menceel to transact t>ust· 89·225tCono111onal E•GeP-FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Doris M N,.•')()11 603C '"t>•ftM!nllU'\19 •Pe><>tnle<:I by PubllShe<I Ota".'ge Coest S1625 Bus1ne11 D•Sl•ICll RA tRes1-Tile sub1ect property is Women 1 Trans111ooa1 L•v ness unaer tne loc1tttous 1, 0 n c v 8 r , 8 n c e 1 N 0 NAME ST A TEMEH'T 1 Si n M•C"e C:.n"" Coste tr" c ov•t ..-•1n1n tour mor,tns 011ly Pilot June 17 24 July -----------denuatAgucultur•ll 160 aGres loc:atl!uS1ness name 0, names 89 -23 Environmen1a1 T.,,.10 10...,,,.9 0-v..nserelMese Caht 926U 1 '0"!'" rne 0•1e ot f"9t '1 1 8 1989 P'tB.IC NOTICE AEOUE'ST To add an ap· southeasl quarte< ol Sec;. For rurlher '"formation hsteo at>Ove 00 May 26 Assessment No 99.19 do·ng ttusint<ss as James l "" ~o" 603C '!luir"• or 191!.,'I as provided S•592 pro•1ma1 .. y 1200 sQuare t•on Area 3• Township 5 confect Joan O.•n 17••1 1989 APPLICANT G P Build PAOPEPr ES L MifEO San Moelle o ..... Cot13I'" Sf'ChOf'• 9100 ot tne Ca1o NOT1CI Of' toot modul•r oll•ce bu•ld•ng South Range 11 West 965-U OO Jeflrey Lorne Roy ng Ente•p<•ses 2701 l gntho..~ LM>l' Co< Meu Ca t '!2627 •o•n·• Probate Codt The -----------PUauc HIA"INO to ao e11tt1~ church t>Ounded by Elllt Avenue Publ•SheCI Or•nge CoaSI Tt11s statement was l11eo L OC A Tl 0 N 79 2 1 3 ' ona ""' Mar Citr.1 'l2625 r"'' t>us 'less .s con ••me l<>t t1r.no c1a1ms w1u not rtllUC NOTlCE CONTtfftJIO E NV I A NM ENT A L Eelw•rOs Street Ger held Av Daily P1101 July a 1989 Nllh the County Clerk 01 0 , Glencoe fweSI ot Beacn M.c;r aef c H·"' 2701 oueieo Di "vsband ano w1f" ll•P"I! l>'•O• to lour mor.tns REVOCATION STATUS Categorically 81l· enue and OofOenwest $1629 ange County on June 8 Boulevard! L19htr>ouse Lan" Corona •ne "'g ,.rant rom 1l•omt,,..Oataolttleheern9 1<049534 HEA9111NO empt pursuant to Section Street 1999 ZONE R2·FP2 i Mecltvm Clel M.ar Cehl q;f,;>S mencl!d •o 1ransac1 t•u~· nofiteel atxrve NOTICE Of PE11TtON CONOfllONAlUSE 1530t CIHS 1 ol tne Cah-THE FULL TEXT OF THE P't&.IC NOTICE F421SOI Density Res1 0enl18 I R-ct>.irel s1 .. rtr.r 25992 nan under tne ltGltt•CluS ;'OU ~AY EXAMINE !hit TO ADMINISTER Pf911MtT NO. 17·5 f0<011 Eovtronmen1a1 Ouahty ORDINANCE IS AVAILABLE Pubhsned Orange Coast Floodpl11n 011tr1Gt 2J Po1or.n'a M1s11.1 ,., v.e10 bustness name O• names I Me •epl t>r ,,_. GOUr1 " rou ESTATE OF: tPon1bte Act IN THE CITY CLERKS OF · FICTITIOUS 8UstNEIS Oatly Ptlot June 17 24 July REOUEST To sut>dlvtO!' 1 Celtl 92675 lt'!lled at<OvP on Octot>e• ' are 1 person •nlerftt.0 in OOAOTtfY 8. revocet•on ol ON FILE A copy or th• FICE NAME STATIMUtT 1 8 1999 101 into two parcell one w11n T"'' ous1ne~~ ~ con-t988 •ne "1819 vou may tile .w•tn SUTHER' •HO "'"rmn to proposed reQullSI •son l11e 1n ADOPTED by the City Tne rot1ow1ng ---sons are Sa-'93 60 feet 01 froo11?e aoel one ... Oo<•s '"' "ll't~n 'he court ii lormlll ReQueat .....,. "~ C 0 C C ,...... " vuC.lf'O Oy a Qt'""•al Pa•I-This •1•111mart ~·s 111-0 tor Special Noltr.4!! ol the Ill CASE NO. A148074 operate FHP the ommunuy e1111IOP· ounc:ll or tne •ly ol Hunt dOlng business as with SS feet o trontage ,,e,,t11p with tl'>a·(~nunt: C1_-;; 01 0~, ing of en •nvf'nf""' ano •P· To aN ........ _, Senior Medlcol men! Department 2000 1ngton Bflach al an ad· OANELAS MANAGE DlmtlC NOTICE Vanance is to m101mum 101 T"4' reo•stra"' com ~ • "" -·• be ....., ·-• C•ntllfl Main Street Hun11no1on 1ourneo reouiar mee11ng MENT CO 1501 westchlf '"~ width of 60 teet •&Quired b~ 'Tlenceo to traMdCl t>us .. a;;1e Coun11 O" June 7 prai...-nen1 ot estate 8'!1!1flls ne ..... anes. c:redl10t1. NOTICE IS HEREBY Beach C11ilorn1a9264& for held Monday June26 11189 011\le Suite 303 Newport FICTITIOUSIUSINESS Code nen unOf'r the t1c1t11ous 19 9 ?<Olan~:t•UOf\~t«~;ci :"1'"99111 c~. lll'ICI VEN tha lhe Hunt1ng1oo tnspect1on by the public A by the lollowmg roll call vote B111cn. Caltf 92660 NAME STATEMENT ENV I RON M EN T A l 1'lu11ness name or na1•ies F421t18 H prov• C •n sec K>n t~s .._ o _,.:;;,-v echPl11nn1ngComm1SS1on copy ot lhe s1<1lf report wtll AVES CouncllmemDt1rs Lou11 & Lou.st Orn&las STATUS En11tronme'ltt11I ·•sleO above on 198J Pubhshed Orang" Coast of the ehlornt• Prot>ale o.,.rwtSe..,. tnwr•....d Iii 11 hold a public t\ertng •n t>t available 10 interested M ac A 11 1s1 er Green 300 E Coast Hwy . Newport 00;~ge ~~1~~;:~~ ::;•sons ore Assessment No 99.19 ,5 M•c."81>I c Htrsh Oa1rv P1ro1 June t 7 24 July Code A Re<west tor Special 't;e wtll ~~or both8 e Council Chambe• 11 the parties at C•IY Hall or me Winchell, Bannister. ErsJone B•Kh, Caul 92660 also being re.1ewed with th•~ Thi, 51a1emen1 ,.11~ •lied 1 8 1989 Notice form" ev•ilable from 0 "'-'"'-'' C Ma'" City L•brery 17 111 NOES Counc1lmembers Thlt bus1neu 11 con· PRIDE TOPSIDE 711 W ~· ~87 tile coort clerk. SUTHERLAND n11ogton B•1cn 1111c 17th St Unit H 1. Costa request with'"" County Ct"'~ n1 O• A"otne, lot Petit~ A PETlllON n.. beef! 1., 2000 Main Street Telbert Avenuel alter July None dueled by a gene<el part· Mesa Cahl 92527 ON FILE A copy of the ange County on Jur t> 7 M•Jet' lHKhltz. Attw-.,. hied by VERYL NANETTE ntington Beach Call· t• 19891 ESTEO pen ABS E N T Co u n nershtp E11een Wazewsk• 1682 W proposed reQuest ''on t11,. '" •989 PUBUC NOTICE 10100 Senta Monlca ll•d .. SUTHERLAND rt ~ rnia on the data end al tne ALL NTER ,.... c1lmemt>ers Mays Silva tout The r•g111rant tom 251 St Harbor City Calif lhe Community Develop F421t20 s Cou ol SONS e tao 10 II .. I I F CmlOUS Httl F'loof, Loe A~. CA ~ rt • lneltGaled below to re· re 1nv1 v a enu o room meoceo 10 transact bu~• 90710 ment Department 2000 Pv1>1ts1>ea Oraoge Coast I •USINllS toOl7 Calllomia County ol veandcontlder the state <iald hearing and e•press CITY OF HUNTINGTON ness under IM hGl•l tous ThtS t>us•ness 15 con· Main Street Huntrngton 011ly P1101 June 17 24 July NAME STATEMfNT ORANGE ts ol all peisona wno op1010f\t Of submit ev1oeoce •EACH, Connie Brockw•y. bu11nes1 nome or nemes Cluctea by an inO•v•dual Beach Ca1tlorn111 926•8 lo--t 8 •989 Tiie fotlawtng person~ 1re 0;,•;b~t~u1'?',87'a ~· THE PE'TrTION 1n 10 be heard rel•ttve 10 loo or against the app11c111ton cu., Clerk ltsted at>Ove on Januorv I T 1nse>«1ton t>y me pubhc A Si1·5a'..I CIO•no t>u11nest BS • •· '""'RYl tpplteallOn oestrlbeel H oullloed &t>Ove 11 there Pubhshed Oranoe Coast 19&11 me..",~ re100",,'8'~5n},1 cbuo':'.: copy ot rt1e sl•ll •l"POrt "''" ----------T M COMPANY INTER S.S6l~ '~ u-I ... ;: ••• eny further questions Daily P1101 July 10 19&'1 Louise Oroelu ·~""" ~ -.,_ ava1111>le 10 1n1-re•1~ NATIONAL 17526 Von ~ .~lJluH~2 DATE/TIME Tuesd•y 11. 1989, 1 00 PM PPUCATION NUMBER llnued ReYOC81!0fl HHr· • Condfhoo•I Uae Pe<mll 87·5 PPLICANT FHP Inc; OCA TION 19086 1 Str•t (toUthMSt of MtOf!O!la StrMit 0-,fleld Avenve) ONE C2 !Community s Ottlllct) EOUEST Continued at•ng to cOf\llder revo tCon of FHP. permO 10 OP· ti a H ntor medlc•I tet R..,._ of aubcom· t .. ttndlrtill aod p1r1c1ng ~ntpl•n ENVIRONM ENTAL ATUS CalegOf!cafly ·K· pl pvreu•nt to Section 1, ci ... 1 ol the Call· nla Envlronmental Quehty t F n111s unO., tne '"uuous ..,.., ~ •""" f'UBllC NOTICE -__ ..... ..---PINM call Robe•I r11nkhn M292 This sra1emen1 w11s hied busmess name 0, names par111s at Ct1y Hiii or tne ___ ..... ;....;. __ _;...;.... __ IKarman Irvine Cali! P\8.IC NOTICE :t.,9:.tawe to A1toc1e1e Pl en ner at w11n1neCouotyCfe<lcolOt hsteel•t>Oveontnot ylllt Ma•n City Library 11 11 1 l'ICT1TIOUllUllNES.S 327 t•-6X>8 r ~ ...... °' 536-5271 ange County on June 8 Eileen Wazewslu Talbe1U 1010 ""I FICmlOUI •UatWH IN d909d9nl Mfk• Adame, Huntlnvton m-1c NOTICE 1989 This stat--nt we• ,,,~ t• 1989 Tne !-"~'"" per•~s '"e St •• Sant• Mon<a C1•1t NAMI STATfM£NT TH£ PETITION leactl Plannln" Com· n~ · r ... ,,,. ~·~ ~ ""' TERES ED P "'"'-... """' ""403 Tl\9 lot.__..,,-•.,. • '"'"• '" wtlh the County Clerll ol Or· ALL IN l ER· Clotng buS.nM5 as ~ ..,._ .. .,. ...... ~. r~ "-d9oed111f9 ITllMlon LIQAL NOTICE Put>hshecl Orange Coast anoe County on June 7 SONS are 1nv1led to etlend GI 0 0 II s B I l LI ARD Menrna1 l ahbll 10 tO •th dOHIQ l>utOnaa 81 Will 9'\d codCla " ..,., Put>11thed Oreng• Coast 09110INANCE Daily PllOI .Jvoe t7 2' Jut1 1989 said nearn19 Ind e1p<es1 CLUB &A l Sal<er StrMI SI $• Seota Monica C•l•f Al MAINLINE VOICE bl ....._.. to pi--. Oe;ly Pilot July & 1989 NO. 3000 1 a 19&9 1"'21"22 optntoos or tut>mt! avldenee Coste Mesa Catt! 92626 90403 TECHNOLOG•ES Bl WEST· The Wiii _., ..,., __.. Sll623 AN ORDINANCE OF THE Sa-59• Pul>h$1\eCI Orange Coast '°'Of against the applic:.tt0n Hanour C0tp0rahon C•I•· Th11 buS1fletS \ con· EL ENTERPR:SES l<M01 .,. • • ..... 1tw -----------CITY OF HUNTINGTON Daily Pilot Juoe 17 2, July as outline<> at>Ove II thtlre IOfn•a •83 MorninQ canyon Ouctec:t t>v h\.tsl>anel a"4W11e Cowan Hll 0. Saota Ana ••arNnation lt'I N Mt...,. PUBl.IC NOTICE BEACH AM(NOtNO THE PUBUC NOTICE t a 11189 are any fUflller questions Ro Coronll oei Mer Ca•if Tt>" <1•q11t•an1 com· CA 92705 by N OOUt1 HUNTINGTON BEACH OR· s8•585 !)lease cell Jell .AbrlmOwllz 92625 menc:4!'0 lo transact Dul· St•fan M•<c Boed111er THE PETTTION flCTlllOU8 •USINfSS OINANCE CODE AMEND· FICTITIOUI IUllNEll Ass1tt•nl Pl1nn•r 11 Th11 butiness ,5 t;on ""' undf>r the llC'lll·Ovs •0•91 Cowao Hts Dr Saota ~ •utl'lonty te NAMf ITATIM.,.,T ING SECTION 9771 ... Ml ITATEMENT 536·5271 .... t>usmMs name " names Ana C.A 97105 edrftnll•r ,_ _.... "'" .... • auc1 ...... by a co•paration I 989 J~n "-on J•con•-. ·---r -1.-....-. •• The totlow1~ pertons ere SYNOPSIS The following pet10f\a are PUBUC 'N()TIC( Mitt• Adama, Huotlneton Thf! r egistrant com •stf'CI •bo•e on June 1 1 Q30 .;x. 0 '""'c' -::=-n.., _...., £ -" doing t>uMnels H ORDINANCE NO 3000 OOl"g t>uMnMS H •••ch Plannlng Com · menc:ed to trill'\&3CI t>uSt· Bervouz T11hb111 N ~ttadl 'ilnge A ...,.,..,,...,_llC>ft 0 - GLEASON GROUP tOO AMENDS THE H UNT· Sl<ANTECH OF KOREA FICTITIOUllUIMIS Mle4Non neu under lhe l1ct11tous ~h•~ '111~enl ""19 hied 926fie Act (This auflortty ... Sct1ol1 Plue •214, Newport ING TON BEACH OROI-INCORPORATED 3176 NAMf ITAttMVff Publtllled Or;mge Co11t t>usmess n!'lm!' or names w1tn 1ne County C>er~ of O•· Tni1 bu11neu '' con-allow fie ~ Beacll, Caltl 112663 NANCE CODE BY AMEND· Puflmeo SttMI Suite t 10 Tl\9 followt"" penoos are Dilly Pilot July & 1989 I tied al>O e on NIA anQe County on June 6 duel.CS b~ I genf'l•I P•r1 repretentaW. IO C-.. G T c 7 1 ... s e20 ' v 198~ n.,s,.,.e> m11ny actone ~ TtmOlhy J 0 ... tOn. too I N AR I l E 9 Cotti Mesa. Calif 92626 OOlllg bulll'\9$1 ... 8 Joo K H1110ur F01171 Tne ••g•••••nl com ot>teiNnO COUft ~· Scholz Plau "'213. N-port F'EATAINING TO F~ONT Skantech Syatema. lo· EXCLUSIVE COMPUTER Thi$ 1t11en>ent wu llledl Pvbllshed Orange Coe'I mencied to trnna.act busi. S.lore litking certain Wtry Beach, Calll 112863 YARD FENCING AND corporated C1lltorn1a 3178 PRODUCTS. 19551 Topeka Mt.IC NOTICE with 11'19 County C111.-ot Or __._f .-.-Tl'lll bualneu 11 con· FENCE HEIGHT MEASURE-Pullmal'I Strfff Su•t• t 10 Ln . Hunungtoo Betteh CA __ .....;;..;;..;.....;.....;.-......;.. ___ •nx: co nt" 0~ J ne 7 Oaoy P1101 June 17 2• July neu uodftr tne ltctltlous :::.'!::-· _ --·• u ' u 1 8 1989 bus•neu n11me or n•me• ,..,_..,.., """ penonll ducted by an lndMOual MENT Costa Meea. Callt 9:1626 926•6 NOTICE 19 9 511 !>7Cl llllled Ab<Mt 00 5 221811 repreeentativ• ... M mef\Cecl 10 transact buSI· ORDINANCE IS AVAILABLE ducttd by 1 corporation 19551 Topcl<a lo Hunt CON,OlllMANCE Put>l1she<l Or.inoe CoHt So&c>e•er 1nMl<•l9d pateontl un699a nett under the f1ct111ous IN THE CITY CLERK'S OF The r eg111 rent com •llgtoo Beach CA 926•& NO. tt-4 De11y P1101 JunP 1 • 2' Juty PUBLIC NOTICE Thi\ '1at,.ment ,., ,, hllld !Ny hll..,. ••1'4CS no'Ce or Tha reg11lrant com· THE FULL TEXf OF THE Tn11 buttoess 1a coo-Jem .. Shou..Chuo Chen OIN&lllAL P\.AN 1'421t2tl Jn on Jacobeon Stflllan r.qutred IO tMt 00-. • bVttneaa name or names FICE menc:eo 10 1ra.nuc1 1>u11· T1>11 busmen is con· DlCLA"ATION I 8 1989 mmioua aUllNEll •itl' thl'I CQunty CH>rlo. of 01 COM«ll9d 10 tt'9 propoeacl •---------~---------~----------~---------~o~eo~~m~td~ Of'W~~ ~·™ N~!H~~E~ q .. ~~~-~nea k~)~•~•d __ .,. llf\'hl't Ill• it. MftftM' __ .,. --•mt1 II' Mftftllr The reg11trant com-1'9110HlltTY • 1949 ~a-.on llU...,,,., ON FILE A C09Y ol lh• opoMd r~ll 11 on ,, .. in ,-....,., "'"""'" :...::::::::: t'IUl"4 """"""""'""'" U"e"' ""'~ menc.ed to uan1act busi-1911•Y "AlltK PUBllC NOTICE The lottOW>ng ,,...~s ••• 1''211GS ""'" be 9'1nl9d u,,.._ .., PUBLIC NOTICE ness unae< th• fict111ous NOTICE is HEREB'Y d~R~~~,~~ESTMENT Pubtisn.<S Or noe CoHt "'*"19d l:"aon Mea •n ) bull"9SS oame or oames OtVEN th•! tne Hun11nq100 C~~~CETT!>_S COMPANY 423 F~r SI O•tl'f P110I JVly & 15 22 29 ~=-:ur.: .. ~ hsteo above on 8122 ·a9 Beach C•ty couoe11 -.111 con ....... , ".. """ --~ 989 _.., -J•mes S C Chen a>de< Gener•t P••n Con· CALLING F~ 9fOS Coste Mela Cl '•f 92627 1 why f'9 .,_., ,_ NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT Thtt statametit w•s hied l0tmance No 89 ' 1n the School O••rtct OcH n Anarew T Purm<>tt •23 S.&2a 9J_,1 .. IU9lorlf¥ ON THE ENVIRONMENT ANO NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF ''"'h tl'l9 County Ctetll of O•· Council Chemt>t• •t the v..,,. Scnoot 0<s1roc1 Flowe< St • Coita M... A HEARING on ~ REQUEST FOR AELE ·SE OF FUNDS l\oge Count., 00 June 29 Hun1tngton BHCh C1v1c 81<1 D•aellln!' 10 00 c ... , 92627 pe .. lOn .. be .. on .JW ~ 1989 Cent4H 2000 Ma'" S1r .. 1. o clOclt a rn of the""" Clay Ttlis Dut•n•n '' con 27 1919 at 1 .S PM iii FU1151 Huntington Baach C•ll ol July 19at . Cluctl'd 1>1 ""'band •nt'.l w ft> ~ 3 toc...o .. 700 Date: July 8. 1999 City of Founla n Valley 10100 Slater Avenue Fountain Valley. CA 92708 (71<4)98~00 TO A LL INTERESTED AGENCIES. GROUPS. ANO PERSONS on Of at:lout July 28. 1989. the City of Fountain V.11~ wlll request Iha U S. Oepar1ment ot Housing Md Ufben DeYeloprnen' to rel .... S 150,000 per year for 5 years ol f~erat fund• undw TIU• 1 ot the HOU9lnQ and Community Development Act of 1074 (PL 9~83) for • Muttl·Y"f Houalng rehablll· tlllon l'tcoram cOY9flng.alngfe.f1mlly realdenoet Ind mobile homes. Thia program provides low· lntar•t 10.na. r•D•tea, and grant• to low end moderate Income resident• o f Fountain Valley to asalat In ~ rat\abUltatlon of their homee. Put>l•llheo Oranr Coast •0tn1aon1neo•tt•noa111\e Pl1ce ot Bui Rete•pt 111• ••gistrant corn CMC c.n.. °'" Weat Daily P110t Juty 1 15 22 ttme tn<JtCated below An O.:.an v,.w SchOOI O.stric1 mef'C@d to l•ensact t> • s.na Ana CA 92101 1989 persona -.hO .,,IM'I to be Pu1cha11og 01p1r1ment ,,.,, uncle< tn .. 11'11110•"' If YOU 08J£CT TO S116 t6 heard telat..,. 10 the •PPh· t60•0 B StrNt HunU"Qlr>n bus•,,.._ nama °' na!ne!s the pntJntQ Of f'9 ~ cation CleKr.oed below may 8Nch CA 92647 t11ted 1boll9 on J•nu11•v ' you lf\Ould' ~ • tht f'UBllC NOTtCE 'Pf•lc durlnQ th• PubltG Pro1ec1 1e1en11l•ca1•on t983 t'9ar1n9 Uld flftt 'f'IA" Com"'4'!'11t ""'tion 81 the N "' H 1 \ Andr• .. T P1.1rm0<1 oo,.c.ons or t• ~ ""'' ime nepalf ell tng '"°" Thtt 'laternet'll w•\ lit CC!'°"' Mlh IN ~-NOTICE OF operung ol the rneettng 11111,nq enel A11 Conci111.:in1no --· ~IC HEARING OA TEI TIME Monoey Sy"em ill SP'l"O v 1""" with lhe Courlly C'-<t. Of 01 lht ~fln9 Yaut USE PERMIT July 17 19.0, 7 00 PM Schoot a~ C<>Ynl'Y on June 7 _,,,,.arenee tNty .,. In NO 89·28/ APPLICr'TION NUMBER Place Ptens ••• Of'I 111.. t9 Si .. ~.. ~ ~&,your ... ~A CONDITIONAL G-al Piao Conform•nce PurehaM119 0.partm~I at Pul>ll'ltleCI Ora"""' Coast CRE0t'TOA -a f)(CEPTION No &11-4 ~Decl1r111on ol et>ove •Clelress .. ,,--(VARIANCE) •urpluS pr~ty ·Irby Parl!I NOTICE IS HEREl:l'Y 03tly Pilot Jun(I 11 i 4 July c:onl~I cnMilOf ol ~ NO 89-20 APPLICANT City of Hunr GIVEN lrt•t thfl '1bOVf> ' 8 t989 ~M.cl you ITIUll "" CDeotat Ollice 1119ton Beach named Schoo• Ot\tror t '"' S•-578 'fOVt Cllllm wit\ the CIOVrt E..pans1on\ LOCATION N0<th_,, ot Oran~ County C1\1tlC'r'11• ::'1'9011":4 • ,.c:~..:: It has bMn dtttrmlned that euctt request for release of funds wll1 not conttltute •n action NOTICE tS HEREBY the lnte<MCtton e>t Onto M.hng t>y and th•ovo" '" l'tBLIC NOTICC .,po4r1*' by 1'\9 CIOW'I algnlflcanlly tHtctlng the quellty o t the l'lumen environment and accordlngly the above-named City of GtVEN th•t tn. Hun1tngloo en,..•• StrMt ano w~rner Govetn•no Boero ,,.,.,,, w1t 11n '°"' months lrom "' d 1 d ~ Ptino1!lg Comm111H>n Avenue end 1d1acent to o. .. Mier 1•'-tred to u o•~ FICTITIOUa •u11..-11 lhe dale of f'tnt muance o4 .. ounteln vari.y l'laa ec:ld~ not to p~are an env ronmental Impact statement un er the NatlontJ .,11 hOld •public t>ea11ng .n v1st• Laoe rAICT "''" rec~"" ,,, 1 NAMI ITATIMINT Environmental Polky Act of 1989 (PL 91· t90) The reaaona for auch dec:ltlons not to prepere such tile C<>Yn<:" Chllmbe' 11 1hfl REQUEST TMCnv couo but not 11111than 1n.o 1oov" fhf tMow•no person' •r• :C~n ~1ot°"~ ,: •••ttmenl ., ... foflows Thi• Clt)·Wfde. Multl-year projec:t It locat~ throughout medium density Hunlll'IOIOO Beach C1v1c Cll II requelteel 10 Cl.cl••• ~•ated lttne ... i.cf bad" lor oono l>Utiness u Cllotom• PIOM .. Codi ~lltl ., ... w~• the eftec:ta on the ntturel and phY91CaJ env1ronment wll1 be mlntmat ~t*' 2000 M11n St•"' •Pc>•oai"'ately 8 '" ~·'""'award of• con1r .. •' r PACK LI Tl Df ~tO NS Ttw ..,,. tor hltno dMnl Hunllogton BeAch C•ll· wrptue 10 the nee<11 ol the th<il •boll* pr~t 2tl' • B flo.n A~ Colla rt berot. lou A ... _...... t l .. _..__ .. ~d -..-11 t ....... _, ... ._t i-. h .. __ .. _ b , ... _ c t ' fe><nia on tM d11t• •nd at !ht> City The PfOCMlflY m1y the<\ 1\1(1• ~""" be rec:t11 • .-d 'n MfllU Cai.I 112627 .. ~ ~~·....... .... , n IUITnOflmefl • ~ ,.,_.,,. (....,,_.. ng , .. .uu,_ J)(O,......, .. ..,_, m•.,. y ... I y 0 ee M>ld IO< t~ o.veto~MI !he place I09ntllted al>Ov• Ciuy Bu•lon Mfllr•dllh ~--..:!.~·~ ... tn'\9 Fountllfn v .. ley. which document• the envlrOM*\ttl revtew Of ll'le Pf~t and me<• tully Mt• forth ~~land"~~!.. •. ..._, .... ',0,.·,·. l ..., 20 .. 21117 8 Eldet'I Av. Coll• ... '"""""' _...... ' ..... ......... -·-'-t •· ........ 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NO ... &UT IT "4A!I A NICE view ... YEAH! WE'RE MEETING HE~E FOR OINNER 'IN AeOUT 3( MINUTc ' by Lynn Johnston ""6f<-1bt<·TOK /oK-Y>K-Ta<··· · by Jeff MacNelly by Harold Le Doux 5 TO SAN~ " Ml.80A PDllM9CJLA SNS.... UDUCED nlCE ..• Hue's your 0990r111ttlty to enjoy •11mmcr t.• In your own bcadl houae. Then, retl!Odel or bulld your dream home. 8UNDAV l :S 116 ANADE NEWPOllT HPGKT9 S7U ....... A -11 ~ Roor p&aa tor family ltlestyle. Mutn wlftl A offltt °" one •kt•. chlWr ... wt .. A den on the other. Febulou• view, ..-Ciou9 patio A ... ldWU9TUeG -....... e-w .. POllT--CllDT TOWXHOllE 1275 ....... VERY ANXJOUS FOR QUICX SALE. V•ry dun. 3 BR, 2Yt BA. •t..,e 10 pool A t•anl8. Walla 10 be.ach. Pmed loMll. 8AT/8UN l·I #11 BAal.OVEJfTO N£'WPOllT CllEST TOWNHOME SJH ....... el 11'• be•• with a pan· oramlc vl•w of ocun. Cai.Una, Palos Vudu. 3 BR. 3 BA. formal dining room. r•ireet off mester . Comm . pool/spa/tennl1. MJNDAV 1·5 6 MJMMEllWIND UDO ISU SS6e ....... s-.lllftl Udo .. m In •~rb condltloa. TU. floo,._ beam c•ll· IDf9, French dooH, MCurlty •vst«m. A•· 811nutble loaa. 2 BR. 2 BA . 11111UT Tl 1111• l•M , ........ , ........ . ·l'Ns levWI 3 ltOfY 8 Bedroom Tradltionlll home with a contemporwy flair meec. .. the crtterla to satisfy the true origin of the Newport lffeetyte. Megnlftclent uae of marble, atunnlng 88thl (8) & a luxurious poof & spa + separate staff quart--. are Included. Moreover, the home It beNla 9old FURNISHED & Includes a 4 CAR GARAGE. Exctuslve. $5.75 Miiiion. PRIVATE UTE-llllllD ISi Ill SPLEllll TllllTllUL This waterfront home was COMPLETELY re- modeled & expanded 2 yeers ago featuring 5 bedrooms. 7 baths, 12' ceilings. exquisite mas- ter bedroom w/Hls & Hers baths + separate sitting room. Pier & slip for 50' boat. 3 car garage. Very private yard & patios. $2,950,000. The best of Linda Isle. Tiii LllllY OF IEWNRT IUCH TIE PRIVACY OF HARIOR ISLAll Every fine detail was attended to In the creation of this masterpiece of Newport's most pres· tlglous private Island. With the ~blance that encompasses the most desirable of lifestyles. this 5 Bedroom offers lush. grassy yards, e><· tensive use or used brick and a pier and slip for a 50• yacht. Understated. yet statement-makln~. this finely crafted rare and exceptional home s $4.95 Million. 1 ICIE TElllS lllSIOI DOVEi SHORES AIU If owning your own professional tennis oourt is your secret dream .. .look no further This in· credible 6 Bedroom estate with nearty 1 Acre. also features a grotto-like pool! Spa, lush green lawns and a ''storybook'' landscape right out of Roger's Gardens. Underground wine cellar and a 4 car motor barn are also included Vacant and ready for you NOW $2,395 Million / THE SPIRIT OF SPYIWS IELCOURT WITI A VIEW That's right! A completely remodeled 4 Bedroom home that rivals anything In Belcourt bul w11h a twist this home has an ocean view! Fabulous pool & spa. completely private: i.rge. grassy yard. expansive living room and dining room with open. vaulted ceilings AND a gourmet kitchen with polished granite counters make this home VERY SPECIAL llJOI NICE IEHCTIOI $1,211;000 ··corr nrnLTr ,, . COTE REALTY WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS YOU® Lllll ISLE llYFIOIT LIFE AT TllE TOP If you want to live on gate guarded Unda Isle and •><peri80ce the privacy and splendor of havtng yoor own boat right In front of your home, IOOk no further 4 Bedroome. Large Muter &Mt•. Mduded study/Mbr.-y and an opportunity to own the leu\exJ)enlNe borne a~ on Und8 ..... this lo¥lly home~ be et .... top of 'fOAll ttltl $1,395 Mtttlon (LH) IUITY wm 1 llY VIEW FUIT llW • •VIII TElllCE Have you ever tried remodeNlng a home? Not fun la It? Thie lowly custom 3 Bedroom has just been compteted and reedy to MOVE IN. FMtas- tlc lf'I locauon. complete with private poof and y•d wntl ~ uee of marble & mirrors, + 1 MMt• Bedroom Suhe with a "comfy" ltttlng room, thll IOpHatlcated, "up town" home has It II. Mllor prlCle r9ductlon lo $1.050M""°'1 (LH) ILUE WITD I 11.11 llY VIEWS LIFE ITIP IPYIUSI A smgle story home of wmth end charm Is e><emptitled In thlt undei-....d 4 Bedroom home whtch otters a broed, pttvete .-terr8Ce over· looking the Plldftc, t tei rport Hetbor Ind the surrounding Nia. LUlh ...,_., a guebo and pnvate 880 make thll hQn'9 an entertainer's pleasure. Exctuetve with Cole Alillly at 1829.000 INl 11111111~ 21 ., ••• 81G CA r--. r ON ENJOY PRIVACY, SUNSETS, CITY LIGHTS, COUNTRY CLUB AT· MOSPHEAE. Luxurious VIP sanctuary. Sparkllng California Mansard. Two story with f0<mal dining, bookcased library, dra· matic entry. Corner lot with easy care landscaping. $975,000 CORONA DEL MAH INVEST IN BLUE·CHIP CORONA DEL MAR. Two story cottage, duplex. Quiet treelined streer. Comer lot. Come see the possib1htles. $615,000 MOVE IN ANO BRING YOUR IMAGINA· TION. CORDIAL IRVINE TERRACE. Charmer all dressed up with many up. grades. Beautifully landscaped on c0<ner lot with room for growing. $569.000 GAEA T SCHOOLS. SETTLE IN BEFORE SUMMERS OVER. Traditional home on quiet tree--llned street with large garage. Four bedrooms with room to grow. Park like setting fr0<n famlly room. Call and bring the family. REDUCED $610.000 SUPERB CUSTOM IN TURTLEROCK CREST on comer lot. 180° view of ocean and city lights. Soaring celllngs everywti9te with 500 aq ft of marbte in entryway. All oak llbtary. Imported ma· terial, professionally decorated, top craftsmanship. The best of llvlng for family and entertaining. $1,695,000 GREAT INVESTMENT IN TURTLEAOCK POINTE. JM PETERS end unit with up. grades that make this home Just gorgeous. Thousand• below comparable models. Catt now. $439.000 COME HOME TO CONTEMPORARY CONDO In Oxf0<d Court. Perl( your car and walk to dinner and the movtee. Two bedroom with loft and Inside laundry with att8Ched garage. Reedy to lfve the good life? Glw us a call. $309.900 NEWS FLASH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ! IRVINE ! • • •WEST PARK ELEGANCE. Htghly up· • .,graded 3 BR 2 BA townhome w/garage. • .-vaulted ceilings, plantation shutters, Casa • •a.anca fans, built·lns. One year new. • : $234.900! ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARBOR ISL A~~ BEST BUY ON PROMONTORY BAY. Prime location with 52' linear on Bay. Magnificent custom with great family or entertaining room. M8S1e< suite has own study. Must see In person to appreciate. Call f0< private showing $1,699.000 ~ A()t 'N A BEACH ONE OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER AREAS. Corne see the btue water views. Just a shOrt stroll to Crescent Bay Park and Cove. Ocean side. Enchanting tn-tevel custom. Herbert Brownell-built. REDUCED $688.000 MONARCH BAY. THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS. Exqui.site. newly remodeled. Mediterranean styte cust0<n home Three bedrooms with extra large guest quarters Competlvely prloed at ... REDUCED $599.000 lH POPULAR ENO GARDEN UNIT IN LEISURE WORLD. On the gotf courM and cl~ to the ctubhouM. Newly dec<>tated wftti..Catge muter and ctosets. Ground noor for convenience. $149.900 N EW PORT BEAC H OCEAN BREEZES. POOL, SPA AND GAZEBOHIGHLIGHT this large custom home Truly perfect home 10 watch your family grow. Large pnvate lot $590.000 POOL HOME WITH SOUTH OF BORDER CHARM. Four bedroom h0<ne with spa and newly upgraded kitchen Color ltght and brtght with skyllghts Swim into a great value. too $390.000 NEWPO RT N OR TH SPLISH SPLASH. SUMMER'S HE~E and this elegant pool home will entertain your friends in style A decorators dehght Large corner lot 1n wonderful neigh- borhood. Great value. too $595.000 GARDEN ENVIRONMENT COME HOME AND ABSORB THE BEAUTY Townhome loaded with bu1lt-1ns and upgrades Over- sized garage Nestled along greenbank Won·t last $265.000 SH O RE CLIFF S NO WORK FOR YOU.COMPLETELY RE· MODELED Bnck and wrought iron courtyard entry give p1vacy and superb curb appeal Great three bedroom home with a master retreat. Call and see this wee« end. $625.000 "'.,A BA.8'lt.. EASY LIVING WITH STYLE IN THIS LUXURIOUS PENTHOUSE. Enjoy the pools. wpa, tennis courts or walk to the beach. Two bedrooms and den, great f0< young professionals Of' small family. $249.900 760-0714 • F ATURE HOMES• 760-0714 -... . - CRAVE SOME SPACE? EX1,. lefge, pool ... tot with front .... llnd ,..,.~, Three bedfoom >AA on p.•1•t1on. AMdV ~ m<>Ye now. REDUCED $539,000 FIRST TIME ON MARKET. BAI.BOA ISL.ANO CHARMER f'.mtv home with four bedrooms 8nd den. Enjoy a '*Y priVete Inner petlo or ta•• few~ to the Beyfront. Prime IOc*k>n with two car QW· age. Excellent financing. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, 1·5 PM $649.000 LET US SHOW YOU THE FABULOUS VIEW. If you have not seen lrvtne Terr ace lately you are In for a tl"Mt. Thia hOme gfYel you QUl!Mty tMng lndocn or out A ~· wlflg for family, friends°' eJ1tra help. Euy maintenance. Call for private show· Ing. $1.250.000 366 San Miguel • Suite 200 • Newport Beach, CA 92660 8(.\ll lll'rHlllS BR(Nl\1.000 HANCOCK P"RK N(\lw'POt<T Ar A(H l'AI M Ill ~I RI , .. ,,. 1>1£CO Sl'.N r1tAN ISCO CORONA DEL MAR PNCe REDUCTION .. H.AMOR VIEW HLL8 -Selers are YflY $200,000 111 ""Pf0¥eS.. The &rdn area offers 1 Ira pool + 1 erassy area. .. new tenc1ne. motivated! teayq the area. If you apprec. quality & &OOd taste. this may be the prop. ~ spiral staircase & cozy eatinc spa fof ,our outdoor comfort and entert.q for you. Spacious 5 bdrm, 3 ba hm w/virtuaNy everythinc new & expanded; over featured m Sunset Mapzme. Please cal to see this buul hm now rtduced to $785,000 I NEWPORT MACH.I awF. NPI U811NG. QORQE°"I GMEN-m. T VIEW -Immaculate 3 brm., 2~ bl. loclted on one of the best ,......u In the Bklff1. Betbef carpet. white walls, inside llundry rm, fifepllc.e in liv. rm., encioted balcony, xtra storace in cblble pr. and Ir& P1tio o~ flowers. trees & .,..nery. Great locltlon. Wiik to Eastbhlff -....C ctnt«, COfftm. pool, Corona .. Mir .... ct.rcMs. schoots. ... parts & Back Bay. Affordable pnce ancludes land. $345,000 . Ulm PmmtOUll. A.._. .. THI Ya- 8" '•-Hllllilr·-• & lilr•S, wrSlbll lld ................................... ............ ..., .... ~!·· ...... , ..... .............................. .._, ................... ;s;: .............. , ........ .. ..... .:..w-·_, ....... 7-CIU Ml 1-&. ltl IClllZ ft.Al.A P.H. 17 -IDfGlfllM:H J IMPRESSIVE N.8. ADDRESS -A house large enough for your growmg family; 5 bdrms. 3 baths. a large family room with fireplace. a formal dining room & exquisite bnck work rn the front & backyard add a d1shngu1sh1ng touch A.II this plus an over Siled spa With your decorating touch you'll ull this house your home $599.900 OP£N SAT/SUN 1·5, 1942 PORT W£YBRIDG£ HARBOR VIEW HILLS -NEWPORT BEACH OREA T FAMILY HOME -Tree lined. quiet cul-<ie sac 1n popular UrnverS1ty Park. Ready to move into. Great rute&ers model for fanuly ltv1og, 2 patios. attractive courtyard entry A cozy kv1nc room with wood burning firep(ace, formal dining room with bay window look1ne onto secluded outdoor patio to ereenbelt walllway. Skyktes, and h4&fl beamed ceilings create a lt&ht ahd aTry teeting, M/tam1ty room. and large master suite with huct walk·in closet 1nd remodeled master bath Commu111ty pool Ind tennis $275.500 •W U811NOJ KINGS PLACE. GREAT VAUIEI -large Fam home With some bay & ocean vn TINs 11mqut property haS a lot ol 10.500' & is situated on a wt-duac •Y· Unusual tretS. 3 w &arace. 4 bdnns & 3 baths down. & separate euest quarters upst¥'$. Lots ol poSSfbllttttS. Brn11 your decorator $575,000 DlllRAaLI IAITaLU,, HOMI. ... PMULOU9 PANOll .. C VllW -Sin111 IMI = ldl. ...... w/flM. r11. & 2 • •l•c• Qlilt """...,,., ............ "*•'Im -............ £11111111 .. dr., .... ll:Moll. ,... ... t '-.. "" ........... COftl....-ty 1wa11111•ueo I COSTA· ••A I GREAT •IA WROE LOCATION. YOUR CHA.NCI TO UVEO -This roomy 4 bdrm family home on one of Costa Mesilf State streets dese*ately needs a decorator's touch. Howevet. 1t does ofter red bnck f.place in bvinc rm, new brick & cement dmeway, +the ldded secunty of direct access from the attached 2 Clf a•. Excellent schools. Cal soon betofe rt as tDo I* $249.000. GREAT FA.MIL Y Ho. -Tree-tined. quiet cul de s.l< in popular UniverS1ty Park. Re~y to move mto Great rutegm model for I amily hvina 2 pat10s. attractive courtyard entry A cozy hv1na room v.1th wood burnma f11eplace tormal~1 ng room with bay window look•ot onto secluded outdoor patio to ereenbe!t walkway Skyhtes. and hiati wmed ceiLngs create a h&ht and airy feeling M/tam~, room. and larfe master suite with huae walk 10 closet and remodeled master bath Community pool and tenms $275,500 VllWI ... VllWI -$d1 .... ConStrvcbon "' wJulM a...,... Illa• l.111111 ....... £.atq ocan. Cilltlil9l I eolftlr) ..... 1nM1 .. -cidtom home. A n11.,..11w-. w/4200 _.. tllt lllictt his 4 bdrm • 4~ 111111a1nry . .._ C11..._cA:ttor11st ot ••AilL *"It Sl.25UOO . AYM'NI U&Y M." WT CCMITA _.MDMll ---lllMMlt-.... frlli 11i1 •ldlw J -I .. ..._ ........... •Ii 1111 ..-.. _. ! c...,.. SI.a/•. Grubh~Ellis ~IDENTIAL BROKERAGE SERVICES THE LARGEST INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN THE NATION EASTM.UFF -Wonderful today, still better tomorrow. Remodeled 4 BR, new master suite, exciting kitchen. House has the kind of potential that will inspire anyone with a growing amlly or lots of cars. $520.000 BAYCREIT-Move right Into this light & airy spacious home. Spectacular pool, lush land- scaping. Stone fireplace. Four BR. totally redone. A must see to appreciate! $579,SOO HflARE CUFFHAVEN OFFERING" -R-2 lot enhanced by a lovely remodeled 3 BR, 3 BA home, plus great 2 BR, I BA, Income unit. Large lot for future development or owner user. $64 9. 000 FMULOU8 -Newer home on prestiiious de- sirable street to street location, steps from beach, tennis and park. Large 4 BR. 31h BA, French doors, bay view! 5710,000 ICHOOLa CLOSE 8Y -Very large townhouse near the Bluffs. Three BR, 21h BA. Views of Fashion Island. Vaulted beamed ceilings. lots of windows. Plush new carpeting. light and brl&ht. $279,000 tiEWPORT NORTH -Enter Into serene. under- stated elegance In this magnificent 2 BR. 2 BA townhome in Ideal private location. Customized throughout plus bonus room. a rare delight. $295.000 CU8TOMZCD TOWNllO• -Enjoy the life- style of Bayview. near Upper Newport Bay & Wildlife Preserve with loe&ina and bicycle trails. Country life In the heart of Newport. Easy Free- way accss. $375,000 8"CIAI.. PROPERTY-Fonner model full of charm and elepnce., Only 21il years young, 3 BR. 2Yl BA, mirrored f amlly room off lovely brkk patio makes a wonderful place for reJaxlna. $485.000 NIWPORT NORTH -Decorator perfect! Bright. ll&ht home less than one year old. Dramatic living room, cozy family room. Colorful prdens Com- munity pool & spa. $519.000 CORONA ML MAR -R-2 lot with Immaculate 3 BR. I 'h BA. Plans for addltJoNI 2 8R unit above prate Incl. $525.000 IA8Tm.&WF DllUQHT -Three BR. residence In wonderful condition with oversized spa. This Lusk butlt home on 1n especially pnvate k>t Is ready for expanslc:Hl as your family crows. $,40.000 UY ----One Of the most dramatic properUel In Newport ~ach. wonderful views from 1lmo1t ~ room. AcfOll5 from ~net. Flnell aichltecture Wtdl 90lrtnc cetltna. win- dows and lkyfjshts. Three BR, ftreplace t bar In muter, ChOole your own carpetJnc nowt $615,000 L.tt SATURDAY & SUNDAY HARBOR HGHLNDS tal.000 ........ Mt 3 BR. pool 1-4 PelersL.Biylles NEWPORT~TH .. ..., l:IConice 2 BR I ... fohnson/Shuler BIG CANYON ··-I wtrtged Foot 4 BR. FR, pool 1-.4:10 Donna Godshall BLUFFS ID,GCl!DU4 2219 v.... Huert8 l BR 1 ... BAYCREST '571,500 1127TradewleMle 4 BR. FR. pool I-'> Aune/Fullbngtlt BIG CANYON 11,115,000 17 Plnehun• S BR 1-S Stephanie Grody BLUFf'S t:m.000 m Y'9ta Truche 4 BR, FR l·S Smith/De M y SUNDAY ONLY LIDO ISLE 1710,000 mva.a.n~ 4 BR. FR. view 1-S Cheri Swlh HARBOR VW HILLS ..... 1100 ... L.Me 3 BR.Flt. pool, view I~ Maxine Propp DOVER SHORES '1.-.000 M41CWUy 6 BR, FR. pool. view 1-.4 Trlona Ber&Jn BELCOURT 11,111,000 128McouftDf.So. 2 BR. FR 1~'5 Belle Partch BALBOA ISLAND 11.721.ooo 1:M lo. Berfroft• 2 BR, FR. Wtr Fmt 1·4 Martha Macnab FAm. Y HOIE -5 BR. 3 BA. family room with fireplace. Saycrest neighborhood where pride of ownership ls the watchword. Close to back bay nature park. $640,000 OLD ~ CHARM-Very special beach property! Remodeled grey and white cottage with attached private unit. AJI set In a unique wooded setting with abundance of Beacon Bay charm. $665,000 HAMOR VIEW tlU.S -Remodeled 3 BR. one level home with panoramk views of ocean. bay. city llChts and sunsets. Brick patio surrounds private pool & spa. $699.000 L H HAMOR llDGIE CREST -Hlihly upgraded luxury condominium, auard pted community. with pools. spas and tennis courts. Very private location 4/5 BR, 31h BA + retreat. $750.000 8IO CANYON -Views! Ete,ant 2 story townhome. Spacious bedrooms. master suite with macnlflcent fairway and city llghts view f1bulous family room with fireplace, French doors. $939,000 . GlmAT POR INTDtTM•tQ-Bl& Canyon. one story home. 4 BR, 2'h BA. pool and spa set In orofetsk>nally landsaiped yard Master suite featurn sauna. Security system, formal dlnln& •nd Uvlnt rooms. $949,000 * * t:~ l ) ... ;_ ) * * BLUFFS -A best buy! Waiting for your decor- ator touches, Great starter home or investment opportunity. Three BR, 1112. in desirable park like setting. 5205.000 L H. BLUFFS -A best buy! Rare "S" plan with hlgh ceilings. nice views & ls one cul-de-sac. Perfect for 1st time owner or Investors $272.000 BLUFFS -Great location and floor plan plus community amenities. Three BR. 21h BA. family room, wrap around patio. End unit on wide private greenbelt. Bright and cheerful. $315,000 L.H. BLUFFS -Feels like a home. totally re- modeled. French doors and windows. indoor and outdoor feeling. Three BR. 21/'J BA. $349,000 BLUFFS -Five BR. 2'h BA, family room kitchen. One block to shopping. park pr~hool . Walk to Back Bay. 5379.000 OCEANFRONT -Custom family home with vaulted ceilings. Four BR , 3 BA A best swimming and surfing beach No boardwalk completely remodeled in 1980 Mirrors. French doors and more. VIEW! 5950,000 HARBOR RIDGE -Breathtaking views of New- port, Five BR. 4 full baths, formal dining room. private spa. Mirrored walls. security systt'!m. Guard gated. pools. tennis courts S~5.000 CLIFF DRIVE -1 ao· views of bay and ocean. Two charming homes completely remodeled. Main house 3 BR. with vaulted ceilings. limestone floors Guest house also with sweeping views. Sl .100.000 8fG CANYON -Gorgeous f amity home. Fivt'! bedrooms. 3 BA. custom features include, spacious living room. dining and famly room areas. Large lot. Some night ll(ht views. $1.195.000 BELCOURT -Lush garden setting. Dramatic gated courtyard leads to this contemporary 2 story home with circular staircase, vaulted ceil- lnp. breakfast bay, central vacuum & security system. $ l , 195,000 DOVER StfoRES -St), BR. 5'h BA with f amity room. sitting room and formal dining Guest quarters Dramatic pool outside cooking facility and entertainment area. Two separate n1nster suites s 1.195,000 BALBOA 18&.ANO -Balboa Island's most active harbor location. Two or J BR. custom hom boasts private spa. teak cabinetry. lots or sky· lights, multiple livin& areas. New pier and dock for several large yachts. SI .725.000 8P£CTACULU WWI -Magnificent sunset$ from this custom rt'! idence nearin& completion. Qui t location Gated community includM ,., • reatlon.11 facilities S2.6SO,OOO NEWPORT BEACH OPEN HOUSES 1-'5 NEWUSTING HARBOR RIOOE FSTA TE M9glllkalt 48R, 3BA. l.allNmont In • llNW'I ~-ded cormuily. TtW home 19 In •s-tc ....... .., IUrrOUnded by mmn, lulh ~lg Md trw. Ofllied at $815,000 . ...... .,,..., lllaJ ••• ., " SPYGl..A&5 VALUE This home ls one of Newport's best buys. Lovely 5 bedroom, 21n baths, famity room, bonus room, formal dining and breakfast room. Immaculate home with charm. lovety courtyard, pool and spa Yard overlooks canyon setting. Lush land8caping and use of brick adds touch of class. Great buy at $725,000 CAMEO SHORES -I SO-OCEAN VIEW Lilten fo the wa~ from your exclullve Cameo Shor'9I Estate. Juat stepa from 3 private b11chee. Great potential for addition, expaneion or remodel. Few BA, 3 BA, wtth ocelll"l m\d CMyon views. Huge lot, OYeK 18,000 sq. ft. Trenwldoua Ylllue at onty $1,375,000 BIG CANYON Lawelt priced home In Ilg C.nyon. thilf~4BR,2'0' . Br09dmoor ... _. . ' tly r91'ne)4 a 0 .. ~redecol v -·-'Y all*llon to dMllll 11 ••. a.... .... Of"•°' doors°'*' to a pool, epa. •••t1111 W idelll for entertMq. 0....ed atSM&,950 1WO CORONA DEL MAR I OTS Tremenclouia 1nw-i. 0 *'ltilll tor....... 0 ... . . .Jlftbuld 2 largeh. .• --.. lrh up toa ~pert(. South Of PCH. '880.000 ·e est Expect the best Coldwell Banker Realdcnllal Real Estate Services COR NER OF CO.HWY. AT AVOCADO 644-9060 THE l COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS NEW LISTINGS NEWPORT SHORES $370,000 Leave your cares behind & ~njov the good life! Nicely upgraded 3 BR home wfeasy care yard. Just steps to the hore. Buy now & enjoy this summer. LIDO ISLE $2,995,000 Extraordinary Bayfront h ome on 50' lot w/ Jips for two lar'e boats, 4 BR, den, large master suite. formal dining room, ~ourmet kitchen. CORONA DEL MAR JASMINE CREEK S465,000 Lovely. light & bright 2 BR + den. Excellent quiet location, guard gated community w/tennis. pools, and lush green belts. llVlNE TERRACE $519,000 A very pecial home in superb condition. New kitchen with greenhou e window. Covered patio and gorgeous private yard . 3 BR, 2 BA, SPA. CORONA DEL MAil '530,000 Live in one & re nt the other. Charming So. of Hwy. location. Rear unit has fireplace & large patio. Walk Lo beaches, shops & eateries. JASMINE CREEK $045,000 On the crHt of a hill overlooking wide lush grenbelt +ocean. Lovely expanded 2 BR and FR. gated community. SPYGLASS S725,000 Fabulous 5 BR, 21 2 BA. FR, enormous formal dining RM, pool, pa & 3 car garage. Lovely view of canyon & hills. Shows like model home. SPYGLASS JfILL '749,900 SiE(le level courtyard-style home with pool, BHQ, & views of night & mtn. Parks, French doon, whj~ tile. security ayatem & spa. CAMEO SHORES • 11875,000 4 BR, 3 BA w/bonus/game room. Ocean & Ca· nyon views. Private beaches. Bright & airy. Huge lot. Don't mi&a thi !! IRVINE taVINI Sl .. ,000 Super starter home. 2 1tory. 2 BR. 1.6 BA t.ownhome. Excellent floor plan, vaulted ceilings. cuatom deck, air conditioned. ~Uer anxious!! IANCHO SAN JOAQUIN tlM,800 Lovely 3 BR, Sin Luia Rey. Good Joe. Lovely open outlook, lilht, briJht, cheerful interior. Neuual decor. clean, pemted & ahowt beauti- fully. TUrl'LllOCK '419,000 Perfect family home! 4 BR, 2 BA French doon lil• entry 6 kic.cMn, eolar water hMwr, Sec. ~~tem1 1pa. N~tral ~. slot. co.ad. w/city upc.. a tuGMt va.ws. OPEN HOUSES SAT 1-5 WESTCUPF 3 BR FR BALBOA ISLAND 2 BR $575,000 1225 ESSEX B.TOWERS 206 ONYX $579,000 D.GOLDSBERRY OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1-5 BLUPPS 3 BR SEA VIEW 3 BR, FR 264S ORNADA $519,000 .J.MAC MTLLAN 1915 YACHT MARIA S550.000 N.HUTI'ON NEWPORT HEIGHTS 547 SANTA ANA 4 BR $56[),000 L.MARST ON WESTCLIFP 1225 ESSEX :i BR, FR $575,000 D.MEEDER SEA ISLAND 101 OCEAN VISTA 2 BR $575.000 P.HART LEY BALBOA ISLAND 206 ONYX 2 BR $579.000 G.STAFFO RD H.V.HOMES 1942 PORT LAURENT 4 BR, FR $595,000 D.GOLD BERRY llVINE TED.ACE 2001 AL TUllA 3 BR $659,000 G.LIVlNGSTON CORONA DEL MAR 3 BR, LIB. $690,000 501 DAHLIA R.KURTZ B.V.HOMES 1972 PORT Cl.illDGE 4 BR, FR $842,500 N.MARK . SEAVIBW 1917 YACHT TRUANT 4 BR, FR. VIEW $848,000 G.ANDERSON 8.V.HJLL.9 3 BR, VIEW BAYSBOlES 5 BR. FR RAUOl llDGE 4BR SOOI SAUSALITO $8.50.000 E.O ON !591 CIRCLE DRIVE S88S,000 .J.AKERMAN Ii MONTPELLIER n,()()(} F. ENNES NEWPORT HBJOHTS 1031 KINGS ROAD 6 BR. ~'R, vraw tl,2'0,000 E.CORKE'IT IAYSBOl.P.S 8SR, FR 2871 BAYSHOIE OL 1.29fl,000 D.BIBB NEWPORT BEACH BIG CANYON SS28,000 Great condo in prime location of golf course, very private, near pool, cathedral ceilings. new paint & C(lrpet. Ready to move in. BLUFFS $377,500 Be the lucky buyer of this 3 BR, 2.5 BA townhome up-graded. Newly remodeled kitchen. Located on gTeenbelt. Priced LO seU. Call now before it's LOO Late. EASTBLUFF '443,500 Lowest priced home in Eastbluff. Buy Leasehold or Fee. 5 BR, 2 BA, all on one level. Large pool for entertaining. Family/kitchen. NEWPORT HEIGHTS $539,000 4 BR or 3+ den home located on a quiet-cul~de sac. Remodeled a few years ago, it's ready LO move into! SEA VIEW $550,000 Enjoy security for your family in thii. guard gate community. Bright & cheery 3 BR & FR in excellent condition .. Just teps to association pool, spa & tennis. NEWPORT HEIGHTS S650,000 View lot of ocean, bay with older 3 BR, den, 3 BA house. May be sold as a package with property next door for $1,295,000 HAIBOR RIDGE $679,000 Surrounded by multi·miUion dollar properties on The Hill this :l BR. 2.:1 BA plus family room condo has all the upgrades you want at the right price. llA&BOI IU>GE S750,000 Virtually a value overlooked! Dramatic 4 BR condo with tpe-feel of an estate, great outdoor area, expansive living spaces, lovely decor topped off with a view. HAUOR VIEW •tM2,600 Just completed! Immaculate custom 4 BR. 4.5 BA family home. G reat area, all the latest amenities. A must see before it is gone! BAYSHOIES $885,000 Fabulou~ family home, 2 tory cape cod, 5 BR, 3 BA, very open noor plan, berber carpet. Idea.I unny loc1iat1on. This one won't last long. NBWPOIT HEIGHTS • t,240,000 You'll be proud to have friends over in this excitina tri-level home. Large kitchen for cooking & entertainin1, f onnal DR. ~tic LR. 5 BR. 4 • ~ BA A 2 family are&.\. This great home + Catalina Ii Harbor views. A find. BIG CANYON U ,549 000 ~lusion & privacy. Over 4000 "Q.ft. w/6 BR. huge pool & spa, & e premium location. Ptrf@<'t home for a large family for enter\aininf(. BAYPIONT U 18t5,000 T o i to bell ve.. Drematic, romfortabl~. blyfront, larr• tivi"l are•, w/Shiplap beam oeil· i.np, FP, hardwood floors throuahout. .. A MEMBER OF THE JI SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK I I COSTA MESA OFFICE 2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA P!IESA Expect the best." (714) 645-0303 THE 1 COMPANY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS BRING YOUR PAINT AND TOO~! S240,000 3 BR 1 bath, 2 car garage. Pool and patio. Kitchen is being remodeled. 4-PLEX S4 79,900 4 large townhome type units. Each 2 bedrooms, 11 2 bath with large living space. Wefil_ Garden Grove near Valley View off-<05 freeway. Zoned R-3 MESA DEL MAR S264,900 Walk to park and fairgrounds. Clean 4 bedroom 13 '4 bath. Large kitchen, newer roof, paint and carpet. Move in today. TRIPLEX- WESTSIDE COSTA MESA SS65,000 Pride of ownership. Owner's unit has fireplace, two baths and a country kitchen. BEAUTIFUL GATED COMPLEX S190,000 Beautiful, gated complex with all amenities. Bright "llnd airy 2 bedroom, 21 2 baths with loft. Fenced yard, dbl attached garage with opener. HALL OP P AME a249,500 Juat listed -Great family home -4 bedroom 2 bath. Large comer lot, many extras, Near schools and ahopping. BIOOKVIEW CONDOS attl,900 3 bedroom, 2 1~ beth, central air con- dition~. Beautifully decorated. Near South Coat Plaza. BRAND NEW 1365,000 Five bedroom, 4 bath family room, pool on nearly 1 ~ acre lot. Too good to be true. Lot will accommodate mother-in-law quarters and house can easily be con- verted to duplex if zoning should change. Includes furnishings. OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY COSTA MF.SA 954 Coronado 3 BR, pool $274,900 David G./Molly COSTA MF.SA 999 Pmtdlo •BR $264,500 Cristine/Madeline COSTA MESA l!S7 Coaway •BR. 3 BA $282,000 Lynn/Liv SUNDAY ONLY 008TA lllSA . llU= 4BR, H• BA $257,500 David . ----- BlllB'I' llMllOPICDT TUDOR BSTATB aN0,000 4,000 ICl-ft., 4 bedroom, 3 bath home on 7 acr.. Pool, indoor ape and workout room. &r.tbteki• viewt of mountains. GNat home for entertainU.. COLLEGE PARK SPECIAL S2571600 A great 3 bedroom, 2 _bath family home in super location. 'New roof, exterior paint. range top, water heater, fence add value to this property. Den has custom built-in bookcases and fireplace is open o n two sides. Near good schools, shopping and ·all transportation. ~UME THE LOAN 1169,500 On this lovely 2 bedroom 2 bath condo with large balcony, lofted ceilings and view of stream and pool. Great So. Coast Metro location. STEPS FROM MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB S4 79,000 Four bedroom, 2 bath, grand open feeling with large rooms, dual fireplaces, newly carpeted & painted, gatea lanai entrance. huge lot with 93 foot frontage, RV /boat access. Call now for appointment. MOLLY GRAHAM DAILY ..,lOT / REA&. ESTATE SATURDAY. July a. f989 /.PAGE '1 Exclusive Affiliate in Orange County HARBOR POJNT -OCEAN VIEW A spectacular residence behind the gates of Harbor Point Offered completely furnished, this property has four spacious bedrooms, three and one-half baths, and all of the amenities you would expect in an almost new home. Exquisitely decorated and f umisbed, this is truly a "tum-key" opportunity! Call now for a private viewing. $1,190,000 Furnished. ld #009 BARBOR RIDGE A warm traditional family borne of the highest standard. with an open flowing floorplan with six bedrooms. four and one-half baths. Oak stairway, gourmet kitchen and a refrigerated wine cellar Great outside entertaining area with bu ilt in BBQ. pool and spa, all professionally landscaped with ocean. bay and city light views. $3,000,000. Ad #005 LAGUNA BEACH A spectacular oceanfront residence of custom contemporary design located on the cliffs in Laguna Beach with private beach acces,,. Main house, separate guest house, cable car, private office. Fantastic ocean and whitewater views from all buildings. Asfing $1,350,000. Ad #017 CORONA DEL MAR NEW LI.STING! Excellent opportunity to build a new home with a spectacular view down Evening Canyon to the ocean. Presently. there is a small two bedroom one bath borne in immaculate condition! Pl-iced for an Immediate sale at $550,000. Ad #007 BELCOURT TERRACE JUST LISTED! Fonner model borne with numerous upgrades. including crown moldings, oak flooring. marble fireplaces. decor- ator lighling hxtures, marble wetbar. custom French doors, and su~zero refriaerator. Ex~uisitely decorated three bedroom and three and one--balf bath 'B" Plan, with channing ga.rcteM by Roaen, including guebo. Beautiful! $750,000. Ad 11011 WOODBRIDGE LANDING Perfect execuUve famlly .bome in Irvine'• community of Wood-bfid&e. Tbil beautiful J.M. Peters built four bedroom. three bath bome ii ideally located near tM Sout.b lAke Beach Club. Enjoy all Woodbridle amenlUea: pub, pools, tennil plus best 1Cbools. sbopptft1.l5'0,000.Ad #004 CORONA DEL MAR -OCEAN VIEW Top quality custom home only half block from the beach! Ocean views from the spacious master suite that includes a den or office. and from three large decks. Situated on an oversize lot. this magnificent residence offers four king-size bedrooms. four baths. f am.ily room and a very private patio with spa and firepil Numerous custom features throughout. including electronic secur- ity systm, electrically operated drapes, top-quality kitchen a~ pliances and much. much more. Asking $1,375.000. Ad #018 BAYSHORE More than 25,000 square feet of valuable bayf ront property surrounds this classic contemporary home maktng it one of the exclusive, gated community of Bayshores and lies adjacent to the estate tonnerly owned by the late John Wayne. The luxurious 5,000 square foot residence, meticulously renovated in 1984, as built around a courtyard atrium with a 36-foot swimming pool. covered outdoor gymnasium and jacuzzi. The interior is richly appointed with oak flooring and mouldings, 10 foot ceilings and expansive windows overlooking Newport Bay. Views from inside extend beyond the manicured grounds to the private boat dock, the glistening water and historic Balboa Pavllion. Pnce Upon Request Ad #019 HARBOR RIDGE J UST LISTED! An exceptionally light. open and serene home with one of the most desirable locations in the Crest Three bedrooms. two and one-half baths, just steps to community pool. spa and tennis court. Fabulous mountain and city lights view. Ttus home was recently completely renovated, and offers an inviting courtyard entry with a water fountain $685.000 Ad ::003 NEWPORT HEIGHTS -REDUCED!! A rare opportunity to purchase a prime location in Newport Heights. Three bedrooms, three baths. swimming pool wilh solar beat and ocean view from living room picture window. Loads of upgrades in this charming traditional residence Call today for a private viewing. $498.000. Ad #00& NEWPORT BEACH Great Newport Beach borne for fint time buyer Thrff bedroom. one and three-quarter baths, hardwood floors. fireplace m hving room. Askln1 $3$0,000 Ad #010 7S9-6700 S Corporate Pl•a • Newport Beach, California 92660 CllllA 18. MAI 11,211,• Architect Raul Garduno has created a fabulous retreat near the ocean. 3 fireplaces. llv rm. din rm." fam rm. A aweeping staircue to sexy master suite complete with spa, private balcony and marble fireplace. Contemporary with 3BR, 4BA for the most discerning buyer. Ask for ... EILEEN HARRIS ••nc m1111 nu 11,411,• On huge lot! Double gated entry into 2 story foyer with skylights! Incredible master suite on water. huge kitchen, spacious entertaining areas. Ask for ... DENNE SODERLING ... .. ... 1171,118 Upgraded like a model home. this single level 2 BR condo features 3 separate patios foe outdoor enjoy- ment. Plantation shutters, upgraded carpet and appliances, Creshly painted and much more! Don't ~ this one, it's a BEAtITY! Ask for ... KELLY BALFOUR OPEN SATURDAY 1-6, 15 MOUNTANAS F.STE •vmmw11n111• an.• Expansive view and quiet location enhance this beautifully remodeled and expanded townhome, Terri!ic de$gn features w /oo detail spared. Soar- ing cathedral ceilings and lots of light. Huge view deck w/lots of privacy. Ask for ... KELLY BALFOUR OPEN SUNDAY 1-5, 16 VIEJO .. cum. ---atlll.All 11,616,000 Llve on the top of the hill ln a spectacUlar Mediteranean 6BR, 4'hBA home with library, family room and music room. Circular driveway, pool and spa overlooking the most panoramic 180° ocean and city lights view. For specific details. ask for ... ESTHER YANK • CAIYM ~16,000 Exquisitely redesigned and redecorated. 7,000 sq.ft. estate on private cul-d~sac in renowned Big Canyon Country club. Tropical setting surrounded by a private pool and spa. 5BR plus music and family room. ContempoC'ary kitchen. Ask for ... TOM ALLJNSON OR SHARON VOGT OPEN SAT/SUN 1:30-5, 14 OAKCREST mtYIWI lmJ. • .,.,..... 11,-.000 Beautifully customized home fU'St ume on the market extensively remodeled and upgraded. 58R. 41h BA + bonus rm. Private pool and spa. 3 car garage, spectacular ocean, city. harbor. Catalina views. For your private showing. Ask for .. JULIO LIAO lllEFFIBI PUCE -Ill.· 121&.• Large 4BR, 2 1~ BA condo with suMy patio. French Normandy style m small project. Buut in 1978 and seldom on market. Like a private home Ask for ... JOANN KENTON ........ m.LHIM ..... Wonderful SINGLE STORY home with spacious flowina floor plan. 4 BR. 2 1'1 BA. family room. large muter auite with access to private POOL AND SPA. breakfast nook, plus dining area, encloled front courtyard, fresh and clean and ready to move anto. Ask for ... VIRGINIA SWAN IBTMIBAW. ...... rn-~UiJOW. o.re;i' Spacious. family horn<> w 13 BR. 2 • BA, l..tm1ly room, f1rcplac.'t', R. V a<.'\<t: :.. all on • huee lot. Cloee to M.V. Golf course. See 1t now' For your per90na1 showing ask for ... BILL: A~D DOX~A WEB TER , - DAILY N.OT /REAL ESTATE VIEW, VIEW, VIEW, • . S.,• Totally renovated 3BR, 2'hBA home. Spectaeular city Ughta view from fam. nn., liv. nn, and mast~r suite. Expanded redesigned Muter Suite features master bath with Jaami tub. New tile, carpet, kitchen appliances. pool sited lot and much more. Ask for .. PHIL AND EUGENIA STARKENBURG CIUT fAlaY-1411,IOO In South Coast Metro area. This 4BR, 3BA home UlC.ludes bonus and fam. rm., kitchen with nook, and den. Large Master suite with a retreat, and luxurious bath. Front and rear yards have been beautifully landscaped. Ask for ... PHIL a EUGENIA STARKENBURG ... ~ IAYF•ll ~!I0,000 Newer custom 5BR famiy home with oversued dock on 45' lot. High vaulted ceilings. open floorplan. spaoous St. Charles kitchen. Call for appomtmenl. ~ for ... DENNE SODERLING IEIUCO ... ,000 Quality and attention to detail abound in· this fabulous remodeled and expanded home. Designed for farruly 1.Jving and gracious entertairung. 6BR. 3 'h BA. many amenities. A must see 1f you arc looking for a qualJty home m a wonderful neigh- borhood. Ask for ... GAYLE AMATO ..... ,cmt lat Trust Deed f« qualified buyer. 3BR. den. fonnal dining & a pool. One of the most attractive homes ln that nefchborhood. Ask roe ... GAYLE AMATO •M•l'IBT 1111, .. On q~ street in the bluffs, this 4 BR 21 1 BA townhome ii on FEE land. &wot u~ m- clude newer carpet; white paint and new fixtures. Prwaie petio and oonvnunity pool mak this home complete. For yow-penonal tow'. ask for ... DIANA PROSSER DELIA DELGADO IUDYTDIBl l Baycrest beauty with 4 fireplaces. sparkling peca1. ...... _,.,_.uw.J,1~1;111J-.;a.AM11i....-... Wlll•~U..-.. • sunny kitchen, 3 BR plus workout room, Priced to move! Ask for',,, MONICA RUGGIERI OPEN SAT, 1-6, 1724 TRADEWINDS •••,.·an• u a 1111.-Prot. lancWli.,.t, lblC)e family home in quiet, friendly ~· 3BR, 1 "BA. Double at-Cllched prace. Near shopping, 9Choola. New tile type roof. Newly painted. Parquet entry. New mini blinds and vertical& Mstr BR walk-in cloeet. Aak. for ... RAY DAVIES 0 ... .,. • .. 11,-111 Lowst priced Lido Isle Bayfront. Spectacular view 3-4 bedroom plus den. Great potential. Priced to lelJ!!. Ask for , . , I BONNIE ROSS CAIYM CIHI ... . 149,• .Dcslg,n .ind Fun<:uon are met in this lovely JBR. 2 .BA and Bonus or library. formal dmmg room a11<l gourmet kiu.:hen AJI this an a gatt_'Cl n.'Stdentadl c.'Vmmunny wuh private tenrus and recreational c .. ~1hues.. Ask for " JOANN KENTO~ ,.. l.OCA... ma.• Steps; from Rancho San Jooquin Golf course on quiet grttn~IL Light, airy one I vel home with Spanish ~tyle red tale roof Roomy 2 car garage, ~k tor . MAXINE GOLDEN SATURDAY, J4lky 8. 1919 /PAGE 1l • .. 1 an u11111... 1111,111 Enter double ptaand meendet-ac:nm the wooden bridge over' a Koi pond into this 4 BR, 2 ~ BA home. Paneled library in family room plus enter- taining loft. pu-quet wood floon, glued walls. elaborate moldi.,,._ many akylites, and much more. Jleli8ner'LDWD home. Aak. for,,, MAUllEEN WRITE OPEN SUNDAY 2·6, 9 MONACO llEU -·.. 1111,m Newly decanted dramatic 3 BR, 3 BA Fam Rm home with outstandini mountain and city light views, Intimate fttreet with fireplace off master suite, abo fireplace.s in Liv Rm and Fam Rm. Guarded cmnmunity with pooll and tenni1. AM for,,. MAUREEN WRITE OPEN BUNDA Y 2-6, 37 81'. TROPEZ I 4 UINITll 11111,lll $'7,009 ndecaaq .uow.ce ol1ered on thil one ol a kind v.._. btata fomw:r nplel home. 4BR. 2 ~ BA JlMfr rd mally landcaped '-*Yard with pool. guebo a muat 1ee. llAIUA ELENA BANKS ......... -.111 Du.dine Ind wpedoo.11 2 BR. 2 BA with view of tumJnc hMill mc1 dty 1JCh1a. nm .. aeow condo .. perfect. • dezded by mir1"on, indirect li&htina. arapea Md whitel all new Ge1nm styled kitchen and new batba. Crall for your privat ahowln&. Ask for.,, DELIA DBLGADO 780-5000 lll'f U.. NllTf LIT 11, 111.111 Enj>y indoor/outdoor living. plus canyon and ocean views when you step into thul specious 3BR t-uty. ~living/dining rooms. gourmet kitchen with skyll&ht. den and game room. plus )owly pool area surrounded by lush gardens. Aak few .•. MAXINE GOLDEN -II IPPlf PIE 1111.111 'n.e perfect 2BR. l 'nBA condo in M ,V. 1024 tq,ft, of value. TasteJully decorated Lhru..out in 10ft white shades:, Attached garage with extra storage. Washer/Dryer hookup . For first time buyera/Investon this has it all. Ask for .,, LEE CHE8TEllP1ELD .. 1111 I ••t•I I. ll1A ..... Largest model on premium lot. Qwet locabon in one of Newport'• ~est c:ommuruties, 4 BR. 3 BA. family nn .• 3 frpl. 3 car garage Many upgrades.. plantation shutters. marble entry & kitchen. Cua- tcm entertainment cent.er, Commuruty pool & spa. F« your private ahowillff, Mk for,,. GAIL TAYLOR OR RONDA HEIN This Harbor Ridtrf' homf' is mf'tkulousl~ df"ltitrned. T"o IJedroonu.. tud,. a nd famih room. \la lf'r iUll<." indudea aevara 0 lt" drf'Sainl( area and bath , 1>aun11. 111ul pa. Lartt«" "inc-c·l'llar fo r the> (•011- 'noi i.cur 1111d fini11hcd si\ car 1tara1tc-.. I . 795.000 largn t Joa in ~e-port Bt-a"h a,ajlablc-toda~. r\ppro\. 18.000 iq.lt. lt',el p•d in premium guard g111cd c·ommunity. Situated among \luhi-\lillion dolla r t'l>la lra.. This propt'r&~ "ould (·ommand ou·ao 'ir\\i. from a ~uond ton. Plans inrludt'd for 11ppro\. 8.000 11c1.ft. e<!lalr .. Call for dt'taili.. ............................................................... S I . 100.000 Lo'"'~ Engli b t l)lt' ('U tom home "ith quali1~ throu~huul. Loc111c-d on a premium 101 0\ t'rlool init \t>" vorl Ba~ and bnutiful ea of li1th•~. Fh " brdroc11n ... uvpro~. 7.850 i.c1.h .. thret' lt>,«"I. Thill holllt' b c 01111,lr tf' "ilh four ca r irara~t' and ~tc-d motor c·o urt........................................... 3.400.000 BACK 0 ' MARKET \todd pufttl siagle a.to~ prdt>n homt' au lrqm lo,f'I) l'Ommunity pool. Top quality throuP,· out. l'rench doort, berbtt carpet, blnched oak 0oon. mirrored •aU.. .U Dew kitchen aod bath- room lixuar-. ~um tub. Tiu. bnutilaJ ho~ ia • mutt see! ........................... 1339.000 ,_..._ lud . NE'W LISTING IN EAST BWFF. J'abulotll OM t lOf) eocl •Bit~ .... wtllil • IArp courtyard Htry ud vWW. low~ llN 89ek y. Gt-t'•t loc:atioa dOM to pOol uill ,..,,_. _ ltt laa4. 2 bed....-. 2 .......... ..... .Mry ..................................................... .1119~ r 8LlJITS CREA T BlJY W._•MY·priNll ...... * .......... ... ........ ... ....... c •• , ..... , ... . _ ...... --.. _,.... ............. ...... ............... .,..,_ ... .... P rt'mium ··cold Coast"' location. Thi,. I inda h.11' ba)frOnl h1ti1 a grl'al fl oor plan \\tt h lar1tc• room ... Ap proA. S.000 i.q.h . houst• "ith .'>I h. ha ~ fro111a"t'- Extraordinar) •ppt'•I from 3 ... idt"S. Spt'c1al ff'a· turei; includr tit'paratl' famil~ room1>. four firr - pl.act'i., i.pa. a nd spac~ for thrt'l' hoats . ............................................................... $2.:195,000 Great morning room for li~hc O\ rrlooks ba'. Si-c bedroom • i.1ud)'. uulkd rrilinp and room for rhrtt boaci.. f'rt' hly painll'd iniiidf' and out. Ex - terior has pani h fla\or loith in' i1in~ Bou~ain - "illai ...................................................... SI, 750.000 Ba~ horc'b 1tu11rd ft&tt'd c•onmrnnit'. fahulou ... four bedroom. tfirf't' bath lionw "1th clrn and rt'· modf'lrd l itt•ht>n & balhi.. \llrnth f' dC"ror "ith rounlr~ armo p ht'rf'. \ l(rt'11t hu~ at...... 7415.000 C rH l fa mih homr itua lt'd ,.., larl'f' lot "ilh priutt' poof and pa. tp.. Q ':'th pt'f'll. thi~ fi,l' bf-droom. '""O \-.... it o"n ttatrd f'lllranr•f' a o;·s ,. t:o111.-mpor~r~. '"'"~"" "ith t"o epa .• np lt"nd lo t•nttorlam rnit "''" f'll ('. \(fordal,h pri<".-d al................... I .:\:l0.000 Llith• & t•hPf•rful :J bt'droom. 21 i ha th in Hi!( Cam on. \II on I lt'H'I. this lo' t'h homr ha .. man\ amf''niti.-s -ln lured "allb & C'f'ilm~<, 1f1rou1thoui. plantation hutlt'rs, Frtnrh doors. lar~f' litchton w/rrnlrr i la nd & paintl'd tiles. E111ra larl(f' lot &: roo1n for pool ........................................... 1594>.000 Thia 1DAl"'dou1 thr,ee bedroom resid.-nce it lo\•e.•t On t tight. Just under 4,000 tq. ft. with the finest hi.p~quality maleriaa. throqhout. Dramatic uae ol lightioc. both interior and exterior. T he lute level ol this ii bom~ is impttcabk .............. 11.249.000 EMERALD .BAY Incomparable view of ~ a c:uyom. prinle !>Mela. teeDill courta. twiw• .. pooll. Tlllil be..ati· fw OODlealponry bome .... 5 ~ 5 MtM iac. 2-rm bedroom 1uJte lor ia-law. or maid. Priced lo ldl at.-.. ·-····-···-·--·-··--11.,595,000 BABBORRDi '1i.uiag two yeer MW C.W-ft Keclita1 &WD coatemponry CUlltoa ..,....._ Y ' f..uly,.... ovsloob larp '*''O y .Ala lu•c•pias. Gow....«'1 kitc._a_ ..,..... d=tpecl cabi- aetry. flepllt _, .• er Mike wttl. finplace. Fu.lo• oeeu WMI dty titMa .......... -....... OPEN SA 11JllDA Y I ·S M BIUSllOROlJCH NEWPORT HEIGHTS Superb • .,.. ba tndie6eul .... wee. tlm, s bedroom. S beda ............... lez IW 21tory entrance & peaonuaie Mt.look Oftr dty, MJ & OCe&D IUMel. Utellilhe .. of mpetted dJe A marble ud rid ~ ..... -. Slt..a.i ... totally eereee u4 ~ .. ~-OM••• .. ••••.390,000 SPYGLASS RILL 1'W. cwi .. llw d'sa ... • awe ...... U.. lob off ... allt.INlumMel~_. ...... ,...... ,.....,. ............ , •••• 1 ...... ...... AcWit6oMI ,_._.. -ta • m • 1laea. a,...a ............. .-,.,.... n ...... __..,.,..... lillnry .. .me._ .......... ____ _:_,..., • 58R. ~\'>AA. F'tn Rm Totally ITITlOflf'~ 111ivfronl home' • ~and Ott'Onllfd by .John Cou,,.11 • Luxurtou!I f"amtly homr w/fh:~ bfdronm "Ulll"!l' '9C'h w llSO•m blllh • V~n· bnt(tlt and opc-n floor pbn ~ h~h\oht~Mll~lhroughoul • Sunny Soutlw'm rcpoor;utt w/~llp for Lu~ Vat'hl '--• ~IC'\Jb.asaumllon tont'f) c!Matl tnih on<' oh kind' LIDO CONTEllPORARY BAYFRONT LIDOISLE FAMILY HOME • 5BR. 4BA. Fm Rm Lido Home • Ra~ La~e Lido'"'" Famlly llomf' • Localed on Ovt!ntzed 45 · lot 1111, lols) La~ South Cactnft patio plus prtvact-sun dttk • 3 Car Cara,ite Steps toclubhouSf'. lennts. park. and tx-ach $825,000 KINGS ROAD LEASE • 40H.. 3BA fatnU)' I tome lW-auttfullv matnt<1tned pmptny \\llh pool. "'fM and laf'Jlt' yard • lncredlblt-Hav ~ Ckc'an vk'w I mm nhl-.U"r htdroom • Onf' )Tar lf'ay $3500 Per Mo. 660 Kin~ Road HARBOR VIEW LEASE • 4BR. 20A Pr1<k' o( Ownf'Nhlp J'mpc'M\. • Out landing Pomtl\. I tom.-with l .. l'l(<' Vi.rd~ Ciac("('f Spa Ht'modf'lf'd Ktlchen w/adfOlnln,q 1-'amllyRoom Frnhty patnttd. lfardwood f'loori • Ont' Vf'ar l.t'aY $2850 Per Mo. 3600 Seabl"'CCU COSTA •M 911,IDD / taO.IOO Nr. OCC 1BRand2 BR amid poo61, tlnd ltrwns. Walking distllnOe to stores end re.teurants. Tiied kitchens and more. WJ.A •AL80A S14l,IDD $200,000 unbeievablel light and bright, Con- dominium studio In Newport nr. Hoeg Hoepttal and bellch. 3rd Floor, View of pool Ind gardens. --ORT .__ 2BR. 2 BA townhome near nature park, and end unit, development has comm. pool and open epKe. C09TA •M S17l.OOO ao. to ahoppiog, Ind freeways. 2 BR, 11h BA condo. New c:arptiC, hlh pMrt. New window trem- ment9. Bring 1st. time buyers. IWM 1TMTD" S17l.OOO MMblloully mlllnUilned 3 BR. end unit with plan- t.ntion *"*"' new kitchen and k>cated near perk, achooi, tennie Ind apa. I ~COSTA ..U S1'111110 2 BR. 2 BA wtth lofty oellng, wood bwnlng frpbt and eep. master IUit•. Thia II a drtwnatic towMonie. "'9CD l'llOPeN. y .., IJllO Nifty 2 BR. 2 BA, priced a.ow recent ...... yet bitter tMn CUtTent competition. End unit towMome. HUNTINQTON .aACH ta7.a 2 M. I llA ....... view of w1t1r11t1. ..... and ........ 1\\llllleto ................... ...... ..tllldoorrac,u1Mlnl Ver:.nt. IOUTM COAST f'l.AZA 1111.GOO Neighboftv neighborhood, doee to Pert. Atta Center 4 BR. 2 BA. lllrge ywd, trptoe, cloee to good IChooll. llACKllAY ..... TWo ~ 3 BA. top-of-tt.ine flooring. cerpM9 and decorator touchee. Qoee to fr•ways, alrpof't ~and ltq>pltig. WOOlll--..... Pt1me 9'td un1t1 Don't llugh. Woodbltdge ~next to pool. areenl*I, 3 BR. 3 IA._ plar* toora. ptMlcy and good IChoc*. _.,OllT NORTH .,._ HIQHv upgraded townhome "**kitchen fklor'9 & .,,., C*pllll. alto tor ,.,. 11800/mo. LAG1• r11ua rmwca1m --~··-· VIia ...,_ min. end ... *'-" Amdy to aol Piiio, ..... A/C upgr9dll end low prtoad tor l IR. 3 BA. llllWS9 ...,..,. ...... 4 BR~ home_..-.,. rm. O\lllr 1IOO lq.A. on 1rg. oonw lot. Nr. Comm. pn, pooe end tlrril. ..,. end brtght end ~to mcN9 In. LAGl• IUCM ..... A Mll,_.on...._..Oh9r',cow. ,.... .. 2M.2Mo0ttdo•dlllftlM*-.Wlllto ..... 1110.000 EAST91DE COSTA •aA SS7l.GGO Detached home on 7,000 Sq.Ft. lot with al the goodies: Fr. doors, skytighta, blinds. new bath, kitchen ... even a pool! LAGUNA COTTAGE '315.000 Located on 2 lots. Walk to Woods Cove beach. shopping and Cef9!9. Barely above lot value. _...ORT 1315,000 The Bluffs 3 BR. end unit, greenbelt k>catlon, "mc>Ye In" perfect condition, security system. •M YaDE S.IJllO 2 St«y, 4 BR. 3 BA flllty stzed home, backs to partcland, Probably area best buy. Pride of own- enNp. ' CORONA DB. MAR --.W CMrmilg cap. Cod on quiet street. Vtewlng deck from 2 BA. 31h BA Condo. W9'k to vUtage. NIWPOllT CMST ta,000 his one ,_.. Ilk• Thankagl\llng dinner: hardwood noor., eep. dining rooms, spotless cond. Plus OOMf'I vtllw, 4 BR. 3 BA. llA YlmQE S450IJllO SI0,000 In upglWtea In 3 Br, 3 BA en<ktnlt condomiliutn. Contemporawy and comfortat>Wt with rNiw rode, woodey etmoephere. tulfT'IMQTON .OCH t-.000 Home Tour qu91tty, 2 homes In 1. top floor is fun, ..,..,. ... 11¥9, piul pool. spa and charm galore. COeTA ..aA t•.000 On the s.nta Ana Goff Coul"M -ab9olutety an•hl11g 3 BA with updated country feeHng . No d9tlll O'Mtooked. lttMC)R --..... --Rere conw lot with '¥· view. lmpeocable taste In redeoorllllng & upgrllde9. 3 BR M. Comm. pool, perk& ..... Wl9TCUPP ---Oellahttul NmOdel. CNelTI and white and fresh. M.t. entry, glint~ kitchen w/ftr~. used bftdc pell() w/W:y trel la COYW. 3 BR. 3 BA + den. HAMOR..,_ --H8rbor Aldae ~ fhOrite, "lllke" vtllw, prof. decorlled; ~ BR, 2 BA nr comm. pool, tenn6a and ""' llAYCIUT ·--3 BA. ipecio\11 dw'I and central locetlon. Fenced pool, ... mrpela and .... Relocation ptogrM\. OUMI COllGllA Dm. llM 1111-a...:, ...... <*'P9l. tunny paUoe, l.IPd•• IS-~. 3 BR, 3 BA plus~-Income unit. IUVllW .._ 0.. ..,oed, ~ to ~lg. tl9WP01t k>- Qlllon. Ind. oomm. pool, '9rril: 3 BR. 2 IA with WOU1 ~ Cultom touchee, bftdc IOora. ..-cw-... = A 3 If\ 2\t M ....... home "In a dll," ....., ....... l9llMg. ~2 kJt IO. ol tMy. "'··-··· .... TO!lillr CIUllOIUllllCI .......... 5 llA . ...._,. aftd ...._,_. "· do0r'9end ........ '**'*· ..... locn. ... to poal end~. OLDE COM .... 000 Prime So. of Hwy. $pedol'9 duplex wtth 3 BR, 2 BA eech. Good rental .,.., no def. mant. charmers both I HAMOR VIEW~ • 9-5.000 Expended SomerMt wtth 5 BR. 3 BA, 2 frplces and juat like new. Al the lat• upgrades; hardwood floors. Fr. wtndows, bultt Ina. etc. CORONA NL MM 1115.000 c.neo Hlghlenda Mgle styte with peek-a-view. Foi>r bdrma, 3 BA and ICC*' to prtyate beeches. New c:arptlC, pelnt. b9IN.. --ORT NORTH ft.LM ~ .000 Pr9m1um lot, a1moet NW 3 BA + loft and family room. Proliutoellllly dllcor-.d and i.nctac:.ped. 3 INlrble frpk:a. air cond .... . OLDE CORONA NL llM 1710,000 '°\..Awe ftnd, Ilg Home! So. of Hwy. wtth 2700 Su.Ft. 4 ~R 3 BA wtth 2 BR. 2 BA rem.I unit. 4-car gar Corner lot. • HAMOR VIEW~ S7l5,000 R11r.r 4 BR. 3 8"' alr'Qle etory In prtme COM "low ~" .,.. next to comm. pettt and pool. Must .... TUST'IUCOWAN HllQHT8 S1'IO,OOO ~style home on '4 ec:re. Earty Calif .. 4 BR OYerlooklng a lllke. Oocal c:twm wlbearns, bricits and~ tie. Room tor horMa. HAMOR..,_ --.000 Mlignlftclflt Y8lw8 of Newpoft't treuures. Restful cdor9, "*'Y ...... 3 8R. 3 BA. 3-cat garage New ""'*"· muet ... . UDO.. lla,500 FWttyt pool and IP9 on lot and 1h on Udo tlle. Four BR In 2800 Sq.Ft ~end ~ tMlng. OU. COM II l!.000 So. of the Hwy .. loob "*"~ ..... oonwn6ently E~ M1Wt Ca*9 bee BR. 5 BA: 3 frptcs or dMcie for lncome. 8lrtaer ~ Ft. doora, wash- ed oM floors. Seier ~ buyer • 6-mo 9-. u.t lncludle 3 BR. 2 BA petioe and deck. 8ALW Pll•ll!' A tloo.000 (McFadden &qu.e) 4 Cornmef cMll Iota. Income ptodudng wfttt lnvlllv••ll poe.1•. Approx. 8300 S.A. 01.D1CORONAD&11M 1175,000 4 ,._on.._. CUI de es. On~ aide of Bayside DfM. Four 2 .. ..,....,, .... with frplces. Laundry roam. kllldl 0( 1to11199> EJctra wide tot. OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND 1 ~ CORONA DEL MAR ~ CORONA DEL MAR HARBOR RIDGE .l.MOOH OLDECDM ......,..... HARBORM>GE UATOtt • NEWPORT NORTH CMl** CAMEO HIGHLANDS ~ NEWPORT HEIGHTS HARBOR RIDGE BLUFFS ~ HUNTINGTON BEACH IWAMOM aUFFS ~ EA8T9IDE COSTA MESA RUH' ... SAT/SUN ,_ .... SAT/SUN SAT/SUN , ...... v.... SAT/SUN lo,,,""' a-- SAT /SUN Dlglntcteoar SAT/SUN ,_,....&.Alt SAT/SUN .. ...,,...,..,. SAT/SUN C..-Ced SAT/SUN ...,..c... SAT/SUN SAT/SUN ~ .......... SAT/SUN ... ....., SAT/SUN 2•0rt.eo. SAT/SUN Dl'wMllcr....... EASTllDE COSTA MESA SAT /SUN v. • r mt , .... ,_.,_,,.. 8IG CAlfYON SUNDAY ~ c..., ...... OLDE CDM SUNDAY ........... .. .. ...,.,..... OLDE CDM SUNDAY • MUaL Qllllll .,.,,. WUTCLFF L..U"-D LAQUNANICM.m. , __ SUNDAY ................. IUNDAY .......... IUNDAY 5 I .. 1175,DOO mHIUOTllON ta50,000 •FaNLEAF S-0.000 11T~ON SllS.000 a.DNtUA S1IO,OOO a MONTPB.19 9817,000 ·-C°"1'1 llllMM t815,000 .. CeRTUND -~ tml,IOO 22 COf&IT1''t S3l5,000 -QA~A sm,aoo 21•10 •ORO '320,000 S11C.-.oTTA .. ,. -MCI( IAY LOOP '111111» •oau,ca S17S,GOO ... MNJA ltMA AW. 8 -u.s 1,000 1...-r.-··-11ieOM4l.IA l!ll.000 .. -.. .., 19C' •• llWfllTllEIT Great 3 bedroom 21~ bath overtooklng pool and tennlt courts. Fireplace, wet bar, attached double garage, 3 patios. 11•1-. ( .... ) um&"'?R• OllTl.U- Oll.LEll Piii BeauttfuUy upgraded lovely 3 bedr home with enclosed patio. ...... 10%M Upper unit 2 bedr ceilings, security Excfustve Hating. 1 1 W. Stevena Ave. 111 ........... •UPEST• Great starter condo, with ,..~l'lf-.iwi onty. Two muter IUftee, flrecl• Two car garage under unit. ......... ..... 111' IF AID TllPLD Setter wants f81t ~. Calf for dWIMa. 11...- • -··· If ~ can find a .,.._ property, buy II (They've .. .,._. eotd~ Th6I r.,. 2 mMt1r bedroom, 2'A b9lt towlMolne on the •r IJlda hM a 2 aw :-us:=· =-'V:..~~ ~ -llJia•-11 I ..... WOOllRlllE COIDO Single level 3 bedroom (or 'ftiMjrooms & den), 2 bath condo. Living rocO\_, Yng room & kitchen overlooks private ~ .replace, central ale & 2 car attached garL';I.. First time on the market mull Two bedroom + den, 2~ bathroom end UnJt. assoc. pool, tenrns, bhouae. Thia ta• Y9t'y unique and quiet I In See 8Juff = ..... --·-··=··••lml .. M . . . 111nsc Listed at only $315,0 are side by side with ..-tronlc aecurlty gate. ) endoled garages. 01 MU. Call for details ar Di EAST C.M. Complete! Separate units -2 ca1 17th St. Call for deta1 llf IEWPOR' Upgraded El Dorado fl berber carpet, hard-... poof and tennis CMOOSt EXTERH PAii Two story 4 bedroom newer area of Santa Over 2100 sq.ft. spa1 location Includes sec model home built by - USTSIDI Prtme 400 block locE home. Hardwood throughout. Large ya park, tennis courts HIEI TIECRESl Two 1tory 4 bedroom! 3 c.r garage. The ult fmmlly. A cathedral mpedoua step-down I Ing room. A large fa room makes this i Mfl.IWDl,FU nw.. bedrooms. 2 full oatt11g1e on the Eastsi+ eurround a eparlcllng Plliaii to Nw wtth ~n .I. lillUT llY 00 per Trlpfex. these units a great courtyard & elec- ~11 2 bedroom. 1 bath with ,yner extremely anxious to id income. Pl.,_ Ill UPLEI y renovated! Cottage stytel · detached garage close to Is. U11,0ll Tl WAii TICHCI• Aodel, features Include new ·ood floors, light apt~ .• IWllU EYOllllWI 81/llTEl•ll ITCILll . 2'h bath w/famlly room In Ana. (South Coast Metro). ·kJing pool/spa -wonderful xinty system. A "ciassic'' Wm. Lyon. Utl,llO I CAIL.tel :COSTllEU 1tion Three bedroom poof floors. many upgradff rd, alley, steps away from and Mariner's IChOot. n-.u1a ..... 'lllWPlllT •. 2 bath pk.It powder room. 1mate home for a growtng ceiling aoars at>ow the 1ving room and form• din· mlly room, Indoor eervtc. an ideal family ''-'= •-fflllll TWO HOIES 11 llE .. Two units -both owner occupied and beauti- fully decorated. Three car garage, large yard, spa. Perfect for two slngles who want a prime Eastslde location. Call for showing Ull.YllH•S .. el ome. Call for . Priced to sell at 1424,IOO --~ IAYCllEST Enjoy Country French Decor. 4 bedroom, bath, 2 fireplaces. Highly upgraded. To vate, only act nowt! ........ Only 3 blocks to Hu great home. lnctudes 3 family room. View the sunse topdeck IOYE UP TO MESI VERDE If you are searching for spaciousness, privacy, great value and perfect location. you finally found ltlll Call today to see this fabulous 5 bedroom 3 bath home. A steal at 141.,_ ......... FIBI wrn NTEITW. Weet Npt. Bch 3 bedroom plus den, 21A bath family area. cul-de-sac. move a wall, br':! the pekrt. Hurry ..... ........ ,,, 9RllDIEW IEWPORT IEACH Custom Mediterranean style features 3 bedroom. den & family room. Amenities include 3 et kitchen. rooftop deck & 3 car 1411,800 .. ....... L llllE Four bedroom. family room in beautiful Newport ~ctl neighborttOOd. End of cul-de-sac location, qufet area. Call for private showing. A~~ SIU ..... 11111•1 , ... momvE llOIE WITI llCOllE lllT Brand new Mediterranean style Newport Heights home. Dramatic 4 t;>edroom, 2'1t bath house, replace, wet bar, Roman tubs, and many fjne ~ures found onfy in exclusive homes. Two oom. 2 bath rental over 3 car garage & R.V. parking. Must see to appreciate. By appt. only . Uft.111 -Wt.I: ...... viewing this newly built residence can you fully and amenities It has to tory home features a total baths, formal dining room. room suite Just to note a oeptional quality and tast~ . become your next home. MH ,000 l•YSHORES CUSTOll ,.emodeled 5 ~room. 3'/t bath, private com- munity • .Hieft vaulted ceilings. terracotta tile and Berb9r cerpet. Fabulous kitchen overlooks large patio. Built-In stereo throughout. Exciusive 'i~ neighborhood. All this for SIT _lllftl ......... High on guard gated community. Exceptional WS of ocean. bay & rught light.a One or last available lots in presug>ous area '°build your cwtom dream home. 11,.,.,.. WIBTI"ft' 631-1266 234 EAST 17TH STREET. COSTA MESA NICJ<I VORt£1S Realtor Associate J THE DALEBOUT ASSOCIATION ST. MALO ... The Dalebout Association In- troduces Video Welk-Through showings In St. Malo. What Is St. Malo? Where is St. Malo? St. Malo is a protected, private, prtvUeged com- munity hidden on the ocean near Oceanside. It Is an enclave of only eight-five properties. All the homes are custom built and are of French Normandy architecture. This one is situated on the Buena Vista Lagoon and is surrounded by lavish gardens. fhls cozy, warm four bedroom, four and a half bath home with extensive use of wood throughout is priced appropriately at.. ............................ $1,700,000 For an appointment for Video showings or further Information, please call our office. UDO ISLE ... An outstanding opportunity. Seven bedrooms. FNe baths. Located foot- at91>' from tenrw courts, park, beach and ctubhoule. 70' x 88' lot. Swtmmlng pool. Lawn. Ptayhou1e. Ptua room for a small boat or RV. The am~ IMng room has hfgh beamed oeilinga end a Mperete musk: alcove. Formal dining room wtth oak built-Ins. Garden kitchen. FerNty room. Large children's wtng. Thie Is a truly IP9Cilll offering you won't want to mlu ............................................. $1,245,000 Open ....... W ,.,_, 110 VIII Trteete UDO PAM ... SpectllCUlat ''sit-down'' view of the OOMn, bey. Cmnery V119ge and city lights view from thll preetlgk>ua htQhrfM. Trawrtlne mwble ~. Plueh Berber carpMtng. GNatenlng Nt'ora. Bright and com- tart.ble. Two bedroom. Two and one hlllf baths. Oths .,,.. ..... lnci.tde twen~our hour aecurtey dOOf .,.., .. pool, and IP9 and the opportunity for I bOlll llp. Thie QUellty of ltfe remlnlKent of Patk Awnue .......... -.... $159,000 W98TCUIP WWI .•. A r1n offering. Sltu- .aed on .. 04• l'l Id lail In I MCtuded Mltlng. n. -*r .... _ ..... mougf'I tor sar:-t ~ or prtu• enouat' for '-* en-Jc¥Mnt. ·Plul. poOI .. ,... ysd~ ·nw. Mdroome, Two ~ 0.. wllh wet w . ....,..,.,. Mftl ,..._ c.•a•• dlf*'o room. w ..... 0011__.. ~ Md femly room. VIUled c ••111& Tilll ~ tm the .... of • mini countly-.............. 726.000 ..--sew .. .._a.- THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY BAYCRE8T ... Ivan Wells built home. Spacious. Sturdy. Efficient. Handsome. Ideal environment for the famtly. Superbly situated on a quiet street In a fine neighborhood. Excellent' condition. Four bedrooms. Three bathe. Formal dining room. Famtty room . Three car garage. From the curb, to the rear fence, thls offering Is exoepttonaHy ltvable. Call us for a oom~te description of this home ............................................................ $625,000 Open 8et/841n 1·5 2108 Wlndw.-d U... WEITCUFF ... A classic home wtth a style all Its own. The Impeccable and tasteful decor shows highest quality workmanship In ffllety upec1 of this property. Authentic French Nor- mandy exterior. Warm, comfortable, cozy In- terior featuring hardwood floors, ·brick flre- Pleees and plantation shutters. Bright, Inviting, lush rear yard and patl~ect for alfresco entertaJlng, wtth a aeparate eecond yard large enough for a smaH pool or spa. The three bedroom, two bath home has been totally updated wtth new roof, heating syat.-n and kitchen apptlanoes, gMng It truly mow-In perfection ........................................... $550,000 NEWPORT HEGHTI ... Solidly built. Four bedrooma. Two and one half baths. Custom residence. One of Newport Heights' premier locations. Features lndude a specious living room and sunny patiO, large family room, two fireplaces, very large kitchen and dining area. and a wine ceHar ................................ $549,900 Open lun 1-1. ...... __ ,. __ c ...... Drtve -UYCMaT •.. M~ Sp9cl0ul. Th6t ftw bedroom, two ttory, t19tone home with a ttww '* gar-oe ... ,.,. find. Thi ottering .. .... with ........ ~ • nwnmoth ftegltone ftrepleoe, a genef'80US IMng room/~ rOOM OOMblnltlOtt, ...,.... •t-lnl rootn In ._ 1dtd191, Fraw:tt docn Md wlndcMa. .. molded pm..elng, W91necoetlng Md hMlwood loon. OU181de. • h8ndeorne wrO!UIM lrOn ......... the "°'*· The pfMiie. ,-d ... huge petk>, large kidney lhliped Poot and I epa. You'f low It ........... -............................................... $475,000 ~WTAWA ... Ctwmlng. a. ............ , ..,.. ........ decarlllOr perfKt. TNllDUr ................... -. ... 1111111 .. ,,.. doara ...... .... ......... to ........ Md bflgM 8nd .... --.. ......, ............. , ... ........ toala ......... ~. The tlHllF ..... -a ·"o*" tub. You .. not to ... ~ ....................... MI0.000 -. NEWPORT HEIGHTS ... Just listed. Ax up and save on· thts one. Three bedroom, one bath home wtth lots of windows and very light and bright. Beamed ceiling in ltvlng room. Extra deep lot. Detached double garage. There Is great potential here to be a cozy and charming home. Seller wtll carry 1 cw. second trust deed. Prk:ed to sell... ................ $417 ,500 IAaTllDE COSTA •SA ... An exclusive collection of twelve new, detached, single farnity homee. Three bedrooms. two and one half baths. Mediterranean atyte architecture. Specioua rooms. Oeelgned and built wtth many apeciaJ amenities and luxury features such as high oeillngs, brick woodburnlng fire- places, custom light fixtures, Indirect lighting and garden wtndow In kltehen, Jacuzzi tub and separate oversl-zed shower In master bath, mirrored watk-ln closets and much more. Prloes start at. .................................... $306,900 Open let·lun 1-S·-···-320 E. 21et St,..t TUSTIN RANCH -SHADOWBROOK ... New Bren bufft three bedroom, two and one tWf bath detached home In the Shadowbrootc area. Ught, bright and lofty WINow modet. AJI WOOd aiding, WOOd burning flreplace, lpadous mater sutte, two car 1t- tached garage, Corwenlent to lhopplng and IChools. An excellent vak.te ............... $284,000 MNTA ANA HEIGHTS ... Remodeled. Three bedrooma. New buttt-ln kitchen. Rel9ed hard· wood floors, new furMOe and 220 ~· Huge yard wtth automatic tprlnklera, patio, honaahoe ptta, RV accee1 Md two car c · ~~t~ .. ~: .. :1:e~ 'AllK LIDO· ... Three bedrooms. Thr .. bdla. End unit. Wood burning ftrepl8ce . Kitchin feeturee.new dllhw.,_, new double ~ 8'Mf MW g8l'Mge dilpolllt. Er"dall d petio with a.tom dHI ... water founlllln. Community ........ Include pooll; ~ ~..ct rwon8ble ............. '221.900 O(Mll 11111 ... 1~ -•••• ,. • ., DAJLY~/REALESTATE ....................................... 11111!1 ............................ .. SATURDAY. July 8, 1989 /PAGE 21 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors R Speciali;ilt9 1it propertieJ /or .1ak '" k~ ... 011 t6t' wala •.• 1har d e waue ... oe witk a vkw o/ t•e water ••. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Spacious 3 bdrm, 2' / bath townhome with dinmg room & artachcd double gara~e. Private balcony off ma~ter Slider\ open from kitchen & living mom with f1replac<' to landKaped yard. 673-6900 ..................... S240,000·" VILLA BALBOA Spacious 2 bdrm pcnthousf', living room with fireplace & formal dmmg & family rooms. Skylights & extra long deck with 0<.ean views create a very light & bright feeling. Gated complex with community pool 631·1400 .............................................................. S295,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA in great family neigh· borhood Cu~tom lath & plaster 3 bdrm Frc'>h & bright, 11 shines w11h real pride of ownership Cory fireplace tn hvmg room, ea1-1n kitchen & lovely yoird 760-3600 ...................................... S295,000 BAYVIEW COURT Lovely 3 bdrm, 2 bath condo tn this gate guarded Mediterranean comple11 wtth pool & spa. Steps from 1ra1ls & wildlife preserve on the upper bay 760·3600 ......................... S305,000 PENINSULA Near new 2 bdrm townhome, high ceilinged living room with Fp .. European kitc hen, deck, p:!tio & double garage. Award winning com· plex with waterfall & palms. Steps to beaches, Ferry, Pier, & restaurants. 631-1400 ......... S31 5,000 CORONA DEL MAR Ultra contemporary new condos, near completion. Striking 2 bdrn'ts with secluded 2nd floor master suite, den & inside laundry. Soaring 2 story living room with fireplace opening to large deck. 631·1'400 ............. S350,000 Open Sat/Sun, '13 Jaamine WEST NEWPORT Beautifully remodeled 3 bdrm home, just 3 hou~ to ocean beaches Family room with fireplace & beJlmed ceiling, life countered kitchen with custom abinecs & dining area adja- cent to patio 631-1'400 ........................... S..25,000 PENINSULA POINT ~rling brkk faced "Cape Cod" with paned windows & dutch door. Gre.lt in~de street, steps to biy & ocean beaches. Well rNintained 2 bdrm & den with newer roof. kitchen, biths, & carpet. 631-1-400 .......... S5-'9,000 Open Saturday. 2100 S.•ill• NEWPORT '4 bdrm family home with country kitchen & large family room in lovely parklike seuln.g with many trees, formal gardens & s~. Pltsterd«or, French doors, Berber carpet, skylights & 2 fireJ>laces. 631-1400 .......................... SS9S,000 Op.n Satunla7, 37' Eaat 22nd St. CORONA DEL MAil 2800 &. COAST HIGHWAY '714-780-3600 BA YSHORES Charming 3 bdrm remodel w11h . Southwcstcrn flair Master suite with huge closet & den, fireplaces in living room & country kitchen, formal dining, paver tile floo rs & lovely landscdped p.ttio. 631 ·1400 ...................................... $599.000 Open Sat /Sun, 2525 Creaniew UDO ISLE large 45' lot m great location close to ''night lit" tennis court. Great potential for rr- model or add-on m ex1stmg 2 bdrm house with formal dmmg room & nice patio. 631 -1400 ............................................................. $629,000 BA YCREST Remodeled by an architect & de- signer team Beautifully landscaped top quahty 4 bdrm home mcludmg master with s1111ng room, family room with fireplace. formal dining & lovely yard with ROOI & spa 631·1400 ............... S639,500 Op.n S.t/Sun, 1720 Skylark PENINSULA POINT oceanfront Spaoou'> 4 bdrm upside down house with family room, great for corporate retreat. Incredible views from 2nd story livmg room. Bright & open, custom shutters & skylights. 631· 1'400 .......................... (LH) $695,000 SEAWlND Harbor View Homes 3rd phase, com· munity pool & tennis. Custom quality beautifully remodeled 2 story 4 bdrm home with lovely gardens & mountain & night light views. formdl dining, expanded family room with bay windows & fireplace & new kitchen & baths. PRICE DROP· PED!! 760·3600 ...................................... $695,000 . BALBOA ISLAND An older 4 bdrm home with great potential, just steps 10 S. Bayfront beaches. Dining room & upstairs family room, mner patio, Stained & leaded glass windows, hardwood Ooors, & Dutch door. 673-6900 ......................... S725,000 UDO 1SL£ Charmin~ 3 bdrm with 2 complete master suites, 1 up with adjoining family room & one down, plus large formal dining room. Country French decor, custom built-ins & private patio on lovely meet 631-1400 ............................ S750,000 Open S.t/Sun, 112 Vla Wuiera BELCOURT TERRACE Panoramic views of moun- tains & city lights from this 3 bdrm attached home with family & formal dining rooms~ 3 fireplace, fr. doors & paned windows. Lovely designer decor & Roger's landscaping. 760·-3600 ................ S~89,900 OCEAN VIEWS from every room of this 2 bdrm contemporary condo with wet bar & sauna. Sophls· tlated accents of ebony, teak & etched glass with custom wall treatments. Security bldg. doorman & pool. 631 -1400 ....................................... S795.000 UDO ISLE Hard to find spacious 2 story 5 bdrm family home on 45' lot, family room & 3 car g.irage. Fabulous south ~tlo plus large priVite sunded Steps to clubhouse, be-~ch 81' tennis. 631·1'400 .................. ~ ................................ S825,000 SPYGl.ASS HILL INutiful S bdrm with French doon & JMned windows, Pf:lvate pool & s~ & lovely hill view. Freth & f>fisht whh white tile throuahou• t>ntry, bmily & f0tmal dining rooms & ~t In ltltcht>n. 631-1400 ......................... S82S,OOO NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2438 W. COAST HIGHWAY 714-631-1400 GREAT ESTATES CORONA DEL MAR fabulous panoramic view~ of the entir<' harbor by day & city nigh1 lights, short walk to beach, Bright, open & ~pacious near new 2 bdrm townhome with den, fireplace, bleached floor<. & dblf' garage. 631-1'400 ................ S850,000 Open S.t/Sun, 309 Carnation BA YFRONT with dock for a very large yacht. Spectacular harbor views from this spacious 2 bdrm & den with high ceilings, marble fireplace & sunny terrace Charming '4 unit condo complex, ste~ to shops & restaurants 631-1'400 ................. $925,000 PENlNSULA bayfont duplex Fabulous 'harbor. island & night lights view. Freshly refurbished 2 bdrm owner's unit up & bachelor's down, large yard, 2 car garage & extra parking. Unl1m11ed potential, '45' R-2 lot. 631-1-400 ............ Sl,295,000 OCEANFRONT Newer custom 3 bdrm including great master with fireplace, balcony & ocean views.Cozy den with wetbar opens to rooftop deck & spa Move-m condition on corner lot landsaped with lu~h palms. 631-1-400 .................... Sl,295,000 UDO ISLE BA YFRONT New dock for large boat & fabulou~ views. T orally redone with paned win- dows & ~kylights, 1t has 4 bdrms including bayfront master with fireplace, & family room. Furniture included. 631-1'400 .............................. S 1,895,000 Op.n Sat/Sun, 116 Via Lido Nord CAMEO SHORES Elegantly remodeled '4 bdrm home. Unotxtructed ocean views from family & dtntntf areas, master bdrm & gourmet kitc hen, Beautifully landscaped flagstone patio wtth rock edged custom pool. REDUCED 760-3600 . ......................................................... $2,350,000 CORONA DEL MAR A fabulous 60 ft. of bay frontage with pier & slip & private wndy beach Airy 2 \tory 3 bdrm remodefed home with hvmg room opening to lovely yard with pool. Bay & harbor entrance views. 631-1'400 .......... S2,498,000 UDO ISLE bayfront with dock on large lot m prime location with great turning basin views from everywhere. Top quality custom "builder's own" 3 bdrm (easily expanded) plus 2 family rooms & formal dm1ng 631-1-'00 ....................... $2,995,000 CORONA DEL MAR A 6 bdrm Mediterranean estate with over 10,000 Sq.ft . under one roof with 2 family rooms, 7 fireplaces, billiard/pro1ection room, den & library, Huge corner lot with pan· oram1c ocean views. 631-1-400 .............. SJ,999,000 MESA VDlD£ gotf cour~ horn~ with ~ke v1f"'N~. 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'}5 l \ i .. rn Flora WIN :oi'TOP 8\ Ol R OPE'.\ HOl ~I-~" A'\D \Ol \IA\ \\I'\ Dl'\'.\ER FOH T'\\ 0 \ T PL.\\ ER·s Rl::."ITAl RA'\ T . Register at either open house on Saturday, 2-6 p.m. The winner will be contacted. Gift certificate provided. Princi- pals only. * \I \\ , ., 11( I 111 11. II I ... COVER HOME PANORAMIC HARBOR VIEW LARGE CUSTOM HOME Unforgettable ~ewport Harbor. ocean. sunset vif'"S from the Ii\ ing room. ltitc-ht'o and master bedroom suite'. Tota lly 1olid. beautiful custom homt' is quality thru· out. Ever) room is spacious and well appointed. Crown mouldintt and oak cabint'try denotl' the quality .. .\ bedrooms. 4' 1 baths. 3 car garage. 11crurit ~ syi.ll"m. Tr111ditional firt'plaus in tht' living room and master bedroom sitting area .. Enjo~ tht' ''iew oH balconies o n evrr) fr, t"I. 81~ PRIC.:E REOVCTION $659,000 4411(11'\\1111 \1 \H 2 BLOCKS TO BEACH NEW ENGLAND CHARM This r wtom home in the be-st lt"t'tlon of <.:oroo.a del Mar rapture5 the charm ol thl" arN. \er} 1pacious 4 bedroom. 2'1 bath famil> homt' indudn. a bu~I" ma tt'r sutll" with private sun' dttk. ramil) room "'ith patio. High bumt>d rC'ilinp in lh in1t room with traditional firt'plar t' and win· dow st'al. BI G PRICE REDt:CTI01' 1659,000 EXCELLE~T l'VEST~IE\T BULDER' DREA~1 CAPE COD COTI AGE One or a a.and pt>rff'rl for irn ,..,tor. 2 bt>drooms. :.? baths. firrplan>. .. pu. Polt>11· 11al ur1limitrd \\tlh a w·x 2J r lot. llonlt' in ..~rdleol r ondition. 425.000 \ I \\ I 'I I I i I H \ I 1, I : \ ) EXCELLENT HS FOR ~EWPORT BEACH U>mfortablt> famil~ homt' "ith pool. 3 bedroorm. 2 bat~, formal dining room, fm~place tton tbru fro m famil~ room to th in~ room. All ne" bubf'r c·arfH'h and patnt. '\e" lan~apinjl. t'ut ht>row a nd ~ion PQYib&t'. 325,000 GARDEN GROVE , EXCEi .i.ENT ST ARTER HOME MEADOWBROOK VILLA Tlail upp.ded 10....._.e .. eu.tle•tly l«a1cid. lower eDcl ..at ovttloMiq pool a.ct Fff"bell. 2 be•oona. 2 batha. one- le..-el, ttramk tUe finp~e UNI lftHtle. air eMdil~ The ffml911Mty .... a ~.arity pte, lemtia. pool. ape. ....... and mott!!! · ' oc~~~~;;.~a~c~t~o~r~s~~h-o_n_o_r_e_d~-~~~==::=====~=~S:AT~U:RD~A:Y.~J:uly~8:!;_·~'9::SCJ~/ P~A~G;:.E .!:_21 Orange County's top four land- scape contractors were honored at the recent annual Beautif1cat1on Awards Banque1 In Newport Beach The banquet was hosted by the Long Beach/Orange County chapter of the Cahfornia Landscape Contractors As- sociation. "The annual Beautification Awards Competition honors outstanding ex- amples of landscape installation and maintenance workmanship for com- mercial and residential projects." Richard Jark of South Coast Land- scaping and chairman of the event. said The Sweepst akes Award. for best overall entry In the compet1t1on, was received by R &O Land- scaping/Irrig ation of Anaheim for the pro1ect entitled. The Humble House of the Butterfly Tile The President's Award. for best entry 1n any landscape installation category, went to Richard Cohen Landscape & Construction of El Toro. The pro1ect was a private residence designed by Mark Scott & Associates. The Judges Aw~rd. for best entry in any landscape maintenance category, was won by South Shores Landscape in Laguna Hills. The pro1ect was the Pacific Ranch development in Hunt- ington Beach By Seabreeze Manage- ment Co. The Bill Vandergeest Excelsior Award was earned by Park Land- scape Ma1"tenance Inc. of Rancho Santa Margarita for their work on the O'Donnell Complex m Irvine. I Newport Financial Group. Inc A Mo rtgage Corporation 9.875°/o * 30 yr. Fixed Rate (Conforming Loan Amounts) • 60 day Lock-ins • Purchases and Refinances • Jumbo Loans Available FOR FAST AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CALL 714/151-G202 IN MEMORIAM Dietrich C. Long December 18, l<Xi> J uly 4. l'm Love, Mom 8i Dad & Joffrey ONGS OF NEWPORT iNc. Gayle Amato Presents: Res: 721-4 120 OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY, 1-5 1220 OUTRIGGER HARBOR VIEW HLLLS light, bright and meticulously maintained four bedroom homl' Priv,uc back yard with pool and spa. Plantation shutters. parquc·1 flooring, fo rmal dining, m1n1 ocean view from living room Thr., home is dbsolutely beautiful $665,000 NEW LISTING IN COST A MESA This home shows exceptionally well. Quiet street, conven1eni location. Remodeled k1tcht'n, plantation shutters, mirrored wall\, wardrobe doors, formal dining room, pool and spa. Owners h.1ve purchdsed another. S278,900 NEW LISTING ON mE PENINSULA Spacious, -quiet, three bedroom, three bath tow nhome with 6 car guest parking. Seven years new, Mediterranean architecture, 360° view from roof top garden. Gourmet" kitchen, fireplace in master bedroom and living room, more. Easy to see. ~95,000 REDUCED 1207 OXFORD LANE WESTCLIFF Traditional family home. Wonderful curb appE>al Three bedroom plus den Formal dining room Brick fireplace in living room, ldt11< <' covered area ways and pool. A pleasure to show. "low SS09,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2200 HOLLY LANE Owner will carry financing for 30 years for qualified buyer on 1h1., three bedroom, three bath custom home. Originally built for builders own residence. Three car attached garage, R.V. accr<,s, plumbed for air conditioning, central vacuum and outdoor hot 1uh Built in 1983. s.464.SOO RECENTLY REMODELED S BEDROOM PLUS DEN WEST CUFF Quality and attention to detail abound in this two story hom<>. Custom French door and windows, new w1nng, plumbmg, life time tile roof, two fireplaces, family kitchen, formaf dining. The list g~ on and on. A pleasure to show and very easy to see. Owner may carry. S699,o00 VACANT REMODELED HIGHRISE ON LIDO New European kitchen, ctlrpeting, wall coverings. You an wall.. to shopping, restaurant, ocean and bay from~h·~ luxury two bedroom hishrise. Forrml dining, r.our own sauN tlnd laundry fac1l1t1es. 2• hour door man, pool and club room. $635,000 NEEDED I still need a plan 1 or 2 In Jasmine Creek. Buyer would ltkr a spectacular contemporary home with pool up to Sl,500,000 Ctlr colle<tor is still looking for a hom with a three Cilr garattc-. prd<>" the W estchff S.ycrest are... For your private showings, Ca ll Gayle Amato 1•-seeo Newport Dunes, a waterfront resort, celebrated completion of the first phase in its redevelopment project with a Fourth of Juty fireworks display and act1vites ranging from nature walks to clowns. While enjoying the festlvites. the public was invited to tour the re- oeveloped sections of the resort in- cluding the new village center. The center bOasts a recreation area with swimmmmg pool. hot tubs. laundry facilities and a corporate meeting room. It also houses the headquarters tor Newport Dunes. · Also with the completion of the first phase, each recreational vehide site has been equipped with telephone and cable hook-ups. Other lmprove.- ments include a recondition beach (sand was imported from other beaches) and additional picnic tables and volleyball courts. The Independence Day celebration also commemorated the 100th birth- day of Newport Beaeh. the city where Newport Dunes has been located for 31 years. The celebration ottered a variety of activites such as live music, demon- strations, a mixer bar. sand castle building-contests and volleyball games. From • p.m. until the end of the fireworks display, the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Orange County Inc. held a special cefebration for ter- minally Ill children and their families. Newport Dunes' $45 million reno. vatlon, scheduled to be oompleted sometime during t~mmer of 1990, will boast a 275-foom resort hotel, restaurants and stores. It wttl alto offer a variety of watersporta such as sailboating. The resort Is currently taking reser- vations for the more than 200 sites at its recreational vehicle facilities. For more information. call 644-0510. - By T•J ... A. utt.tman G~~bb & Eilis agent attenda world seminar B.J. Johnson of Grubb & EINs. New- port Beach, was a detegate to ttMt recent Wor10 Congress of the Inter- national Real Estate Federation. which was hetd May 28 to June 2. in Vtenna Austria. FIABCI is a federation of 45 mem- ber countries and is the onty official worldwide assoc1atlQn of real estate professionals representing most of the world's maior national real estate organizations, The American Chapter. FIABC1-USA, is also an Institute of the National Assoc1at1on of Realtors. Jonnson v1eweo propertiea tram all over me wo<ld for American investors noting that a ma1or difference be- tween the American real estate portfolio will be 80 percent properties In their own country and 20 percent in foreign investment while the American tnvestors portfolio wlll be mainly U.S properties. International marketing sessions ano the traoe exl'l1b1tlon provided op- portunities for members to conduct international ousmess and attend educational sessions. -Grubb & Enis 1s located at 2 C1v1c Plaza, suite 100 m Newport Beech. For more information. calf (714) 644-6200. TOP AGENT NEWPORT BEACH, 1988 EMERALD BAY LOT Spectacular vie~ loc . Price includes ap- proved plans for approximateh 5,000 'square foot house. Ready co pull permits and begin construction ............... S99'>,000 EXCELLE~T VALUE.IN HARBOR RIDGE A ~cr.cul1r H11hor R1J,.:c < \IAtt l~•tur. 11'~ '>~ lltJruonh . ..kpc:nd1n,a: ""die U'><" "' the room, tormal '"'"I= ""'" t;nuh ruum. ~un ruom, Jmrni.: '"''Ill "'<"h:l 1 roum the.Ure '"''m 11\crl .. ,11..11 ~ rt t I\ ul :'l.c"'Po" to l'.alu) \ crJc, 1 .. , lu •u't"'" '"'nl'. m1,:nil~<"nt "<'"' .. n.t ,.:r.auou' cntcrt.t1ntn,I! Picot: 10qu1rt Al-tout n rl tnt ttrm, Pntcd lltlu"' m • .ul..t"r .. nr.J •rr"1\C'1I \..alut IVf quid. \.Ill' S\,11')' IUJ BIG CANV:--I)'ALUE I ~Jroon sOL nttd\ 11 ( Pm11t puo S .. ,,, 10 1 Lo\cl\ homc in prc\t•PN' ~ .. , •t"' 1 bcdMoms. ! baihs phn m Am JtHlf.1t1>r 11111, I ('~ S .... ., llUJ NORTH LAGUNA ' tw:Jr11<1tn\ 1-t;tlr n.AJI httu\C' l">t-1.u I c.I I t>t ,jr, "'" b;tl ~"<"'l unit S '"11111(11 ... 11h LAGUNA CHARM I HR I Bi\ •lloJ\C. "'· , ........ ' LIDO LISTINGS NEW LISTING! VIEW FROM THE TOP Penthouse, Bayfront, Security, Condo with availablity of boat slip. 2 BR and den, 2650 sq/ft. Superb location and floorplan $695,000 BEACHFORNf VILLA! Dra~tic Villa on huge beachfront lot! Enter through double gate into spacious patio and 2 story foyer with multiple skylights. Hu~e gourmet kitchen. Ma~er suite on the water includes study, sitting ~rea, flreolace, his and her baths, and saunas, Two additional bedrooms, and baths. Room for expansion. Offered at S 1,495,000 HUGECONTEMPORARYBAYFRONT ON SOUD CHANNELI • This dra~tic and spacious bayfront home is located o n a sunny, oversized, private lot. Bevel-cut crystal doors enter into the dramatic living and entertaining areas with a view to the Lido Soud channel, large paitio and the private bayf ront dock. The master suite, also located o n the water, has a fireplace, 2 baths and dressing area plus a secluded bllcony. four additional bedrooms and baths. Huge St. Charles kitchen with view of water. Designer furnishings included. Call fm a private 5howin1 $2,250,000 '7« ~,. ~""' !»"wbt' CALL DENNE SODERt.ING 760-5000 . ~· . ------------------·SATURDAY, July 8, 1989 /PAGE 25 JAN E R es: 760-0847 JANE SUNGAILA VIRGINIA SWAN \l Speciali;i119 ,.,, VIRGINIA Res: 760-9640 SP¥GLASS -NEWPORT BEACH -CORONA DEL MAR CUSTOM LOWEST PRICED BE LCOCRT Bl•,1u11l 11l h11ml' in EXCl.l 'Sl\'E C:..\TEO CO'.\t:\ll '1TY "11 h ame;ii11 ..... 1 hr" 1~1 •111 1 .. 1 icnh111u ... h\tnl( . .'l lw<ln,.•m t>mh \\Ith prt\alt' h.11h h11·pla1l 1n ma)'olt·r ht·dr110111 '"'"~ ru1m .me! i.10111\ ructm FrP1ll h <!1ic1"'. marl1h• entr. pll1"' ll1lll h n111rt' SPYGLASS HILL \\'hen onh tht-VN\ HJo:.-.;·1 will do Exqttl'•llt• Ol't.11l 1rnd dt·'tl!ll lll l'\l'r\ 11 ~•11 ,,f 1111 .. t'l\pHnded nnd rprnodPled ;) llt'<iroom. I hath pfu., hom" room h11rnl' l'lw • ll•l•·m lt'Jl urP.. 1nd11<ll' rt'1'f>',*<i li1tht Ill!! 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Otlert'd at :-...i.'10.l lOtl HARBOR VIEW HILL -CORONA DEL MAR \\undt-rful Sl!'\Cl.E STORY homl' w11h ... pm1"11"' fltt\\111:.! t111or pl11n I IM·1lr1Mllll"' ' h.11h ... tam1h rtM1m. lnri.:e ma.,tf'r -.u1t<· "11h .111<-... .. 111 prt\,11• l'C IOI. .\:-..I> :--I'.\ Im .1!..1 .... 1 11•••1.. pf11, di111n1-t area. enrlci-.KI lront n1urt\,1r<I Frt·'h 111<1 • lt·11n .md read\ 111 mu\t 111111 Ortt-red at ...... u1.1w10 PERFECTION -HARBOR V IEW HILL Y1111"111 he deli~htf'd v.ith the t"l111d111on 11f t h1 ... ht•11t 1t 1I ttl I lw'(lro"m homt' "11 h mrn1 '"'" \\'hilt'. h1Cht and hri~ht "''h parquet llo11r 111 1·111n k111 lwn .111cl tl1nin,_ r ••• m :\l~lll·uluu,I\' mamta1ned hack \'ard "rt h 1'001. \'I I :--I' A l11r ... umnwr 11111 Ottel'f'd 111 -..;1.,\101 PRICE REDUCTI~ -TURTLE ROCK BHOADMOOH 4 hecironm, 2 huth home wtth end1N:'<l lmnt 1ourl\'jrd and lt>mt'n "'tll OIM•k and l11i... 111 "indowl'o "'·erlooki'!¥ ba<-k yard and side pa1111 arl.'a. n lar)(e ma~ter '-•Ille \\Ith pn\ate entranre. "t'p&rate dmi111t art'11. fireplace in lt\1ng ruum, plu ... nn a\lacht'd :\ ror l(om1w nnct additional parktnit ~pare Se" rarpel anci lrt•,hh piunted thmul(h11111 Offerl"d 111 ~1 ;11u1 NEW LISTINGS THIS WEEK ADDRESS FOR SUCCESS F11r tlw cii"C'rmmatin~ hu\'er who demando; tht' ~t Thi.,'\ l*<lroum '.! hath t'>.t'< 1111\1 home 11ffl'r' up to 2700' 111 <·oml11rtahle ll\tnl: 1m•,1 \\llh l.lrl(t' K0:-\1 ·~ H00\1 o r llh hedrtMHlt Frt>nch rl1111N. h1trd"11o(I Ouortnl( n•mplt·\I t h1' 1111;:rnrlKI tire· 1111 ho11w Ollt-rt'll 111 'l!l0>1 UI CANYON CREEK lRVl!'IE t )t. .. 1~n nnd fum·tion ort met in th1~ lo\'eh 4 l..Or1111m .? 1~11 h rmcl 11111111 ... 11r h111 '". l11tmal dininit rnnm nnd 1tf1Urmt'1 k1trhm All 1h1" inn .:11tl'tl 1°t"."1tlt'nt11ll t·omm11n11\ "tlh pm utt-tenni11 11nd r('('l"('1l1111nAI fo( 1hti<." Ollc•rt'E.~ICNED AND C'OMPl.F.'l'F.t.Y RF.MOl>F.l.F.O. 10 indudt-1 mtl'lltr uitn hnth O\.trlook1n11 tieretlt' C'ANYON AND WATER Vll•:W. and• lh1rd hMruum w1lh tt ~luded Jl8l1n IU'fl\. Offtrt'd at ;;ieuw .. 1 For your priva te showings /' call Jane Sungaila or Virginia Swan 760-5000 .............................. ~~ .. ~ ...... 1!11 .. ~ .... ~ .... ~ ...... DAILY~ILOT/REALESTATJ B;id;i;; co. aWards -two s-cholarships On behalf of the master-planned community of Portola Hills, The Baldwin Co. has honored two Trabuco Hills High School graduates. Nhauyen Bui and Jeffrey Fulfer. with college scholarships. Demonstrating extraordinary per- severance in attaining their goals, Bui and Fulfer were selected by the schools's academic committee as this year's recipients of The Baldwin Co.'s annual scholarships. Both maintained excellent grades, while participating in additional school programs as well as HOME LOANS !No Pointsl • Owner Occupied, 1-4 Units • 11th District Index ARM Home Loans • No Negative • 80% to $500,000 Amortization • 90% to $250,000 • 60 Day Rate Lock Fixed rate. loans also av. ailable. PACWIC SAVINGS BANK !ft our OWft -U .. , ... _._ • ~ difl'-• Oraqe County Area Call (714) 811-0800, (714) 831-7831 or (800) 888-1136 Newport Beach W'•lerlront Lilestyle Al,,. Belt ...... M•ry Ann Gutierrez, left, presents 1c,.ol•rshlps t~ Jeffrey ll'ulfer •nd Nh•uyen Bui. Dr. Wllllam Br•nd, prlndpal, right, w•• •llo present. holding part-time jobs and helping at home. As Trabuco Hills High School's top English composition student, Bui de- veloped her exceptional writing talent In seven years, since arriving In this country from Vietnam. Living in Mission Viejo with her parents. a younger sister and two younger brothers, during her senior year she also worked at El Toro Library, and Is preparing now to att4t"d the Unlver· sity of C.llfornla at Irvine. lnvotYed In the Orange County Academic Decathlon and Mock Trial Teama u weM • tn croe8 country running, Fulfer was chosen by his peers as the "most lnaplratlonal" member of his track team. Born and raised in Mission Viejo, Fulfer, whose father died when he was only 10, has helped support his mother and young- er sister by working part-time during both his junior and senior years. With the goal of becoming an attorney, he plans to attend Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Providing two schotarahlps thli year In honor of the debut of Portola Hill's second muter-planned ph ... whk:h was inaugurated wtth the grand open- ing of Antigua two monthe ego. ~ Patrick ~-' ,~ TE NORE , . ' .. 1 ._a Rl ••'0"S IH'T OUllP THI snu ... arge 2 story famoty home features 4 bedrooms 2 batlls odd on tam1ty room cozy t1rep1ace • trash new pa1n1 & carpet .... ---................... ~A TERFRON T 4 BR •• ovely 1rad1t1onal styte 3 . 4 o o s If v I • w hOme on large lot With $995,000 Doell fOf &2· par11al OCEAN VIEW 3 l aetll Owner bdrmt plus OEN that can * ti-575-1008 * ea11ly convert to 4th bdrm Lota of used brick lalbol--------·• French windows a--i-... 1007 ac>ICIOut enclosed patio _,.._.._ _________ .. .._ 1 anO yard Now just .. , .......... -N1tll ~titut bey ......., S545,000 •11•tu11• ........ ~rom $343 000 3Br 2',Ba 2 car gar vaulted cetttngs spa tub in mas- ter AU CuSlom OPEN SAT /SUN 1 ·S 243 Palme1 Agt Ryu Kuhlmann 673-3777 AU TIEIHTlf •SAYllM One slory. cul-de·uc 1<>- ca1100 48A 2BA, huge sun rm. spa & oazebo 01*1 House Saturday 1-S 2985 Ma\.11 Asking $369.000 38¥ 3Ba. 2 car gar,-2 sly home Spee10Y• matr tutle w/j.IC tvb. vMltt.O ceol. wslom kite w/sub 0 retng , MCI OW door 873-4400 .. , .... THll,LI ~tan Mt-lHI ----$795.000 OPEN Sat /Svn 1,,S 327 Anade. tllPLD (t>y Bayl~I lwery W111p 1ea1tJ 3< .. t income SSA 1.000 llWl"ll .. , ... IUln 721-0343 -----•26A I 28~ 1-415.000 Cteae1fiecl ~ lllk• Bob Bero C*\MtY Vi-'J04JI ~lo a lot of a.ge ~. 173-3777 tiom.-10U-..,:.;;::..;.;;.:&.;.;;~~ .... ~.,.;;..<.;.;.;;.;..;;_..~~ -...................... •M111,....,..oron .. .,..dldt ·---... ,, ._ .......... * ........ "'**'..._MIO .. .. Cell&" ..... ""' ....... * COUNTRY FRESH • 4Br P .BA lrg corner lot 276 E Wilson (E side) Agt 6'&-36431673·2479 Take advantage now ERA RAFFERTY & LLOYD 963 5568 £ASTSIDE SBA 3BA on tree-lined street 3BR 2BA pool home on cut de-sac Agt 673-8700 EVERYTHING BRANO NEW JBA vacant lrg lot on Qu•et st t940 Con- unental Ave MUST SELL NOW• ONLY S2 t 8K 831-2204 l.Ulltmtl lBA 2BA home on very prrvate tree-lined street wllarge 101 N-roof leneet, doors & w1noows S tSOO/mo • 1 year to buy et $329,00-0 Ell· cly11ve listing• CALL 0ar., ••• U1-HU IOMITIMIU rownhOme •BR. 2 SBA steps to scenlC Back Bay \Agent) 650-8730 YllWS N Tll IL•FS 48R. 38A 3.000 sit. den. family rm $52-4,900 Ag1 9Miley 891-8395 OPEN SUN 1·5 CALL RON FELSOT '780-IOOO 12 New oetaci'led custom homes. situated 1n Easl- slde Costa Mesa priced for QUlck sale OPEN HOUSE EVERYDAY' DALEBOUT ASSOC 631-7300 NEWLY REMODELED 3 BA, t~. BA, 2 car gar S2S7,900 by owner 5'5-5738 1034 Hunt, lfad'I 1040 , ________ .... ____ __ IUllW ... IUtm Tll SICIET'S llTI PRESTIGIOUS M esa 48R 2 SSA new etpt tr9 Model per1ecl lrg •6µ Verde locallOn Spacious hv rm w/PV stove trplc. 2 18A "°me near 0'~;s• 3BR 2 1BA home on ve<y Hvge yard w t over 50 rose w tusll lanoscap•no •, lg 101 w tRV access I ousnes• S299 900 Sano1 many extras A ,. u f" al S35S 000 Munoz Agl ERA Ralfeny S397 500' To see ca I 3161COUNTRY ClUB &Lloyd 96315568 . PATR ICK TENO?E OPENSATISUN 1 S 721-1200.A.gt PAtCE DROPPED to 1Hunt. Beach 1040 !Over $l00,000.000 Sold'! ~ Patrick LA.-· •• -TE NORE s309 ooo Super JBR 11um&11H IUCI 3BA llome Brigllt open Totally pri-tum vale pool & spa Beaulltuny remodeled & _ ' l I d r. I ..... g••·•o•~ Entertainers delight UP9raded 3 bedroom ,,, 1053 VALLEJO CIRCLE balh Formal dining area ltvine 1044 OPEN SUNDAY 1-S & separate family rm 2 2 BR Townhome tn UT C CaH 11111 hlll llrepflaces. 1av1sh use or H 1 g h 1 y u P r 8 d e d oak paneling & trim S239 900 Call Me,,111 Wtltlttr ll0-'800 tr French doors Catlledrat Lyneh A £_ 455-3225 ..... llll c alling s Gourmet kitchen Act now ERA TURTLEROCK ~ ~~A,.V RAFFERTY & LLOYD Newly custOITIQed 4 Br 2 , KU'~lra I, 963-5568 Ba.. 3 cat gar pool & spa \t"\\' l ....., 'YI' II.I \ 'I I $489 SO by owner V. · 'h. ~ • 642-4940 5322 Sierra q[ ALIOR~ ' lll&I TllS! Ro1a OPEN SAT !SUN --------•!Popular Sol Vista 4 bedroom !l. bath single 1---------story Spacious ltv1ng ~ kad'I 1048 UIE tBA 1n award wonning comple11 Woodsy water falls. yet close to tree- ways SC Plaza & air- port Dbl gar vault ce.ts marble Ip Agl S t62 500 room w/ltreptace Re- modele<l kitchen Fam11y llUT ICUI VIEW room 1n 2no garage if71 Nona SI 3BR 2BA Large yard Grea1 to-spa. end ol cul de S8(. cal t<>n ERA RAFFERTY & S343K Agen1 720..0455 LLOYD 963-5568 "Of 494-3908 645-2770 1 ..... ~-------------· Aedeco1ated 4 BA. 3 BA lg family rm. 2 lrplCS spa So Coast Metro area $279.000 ~gt 760-8827 WlllllHlMESA ftllfl OPEN HOUSE SAT AND SUN 1-5 Wow upgraoesl 1-Story 4BR 2BA. Frencn doors. new eppllances. pool. W UT/Sii 12-1 great Interior loca11on 252-4 LEHIGH 01*1 Sunday 1-S 1768 llOI Port c-diff -Complete rwnodel NEW, NEW, "iEW-5BR's, l1 1 8A'~. pool Fibulous remodel, •II white con- temporiry decor Designer lutchen & biths. Across from greenbelt, near pby- grou·nd ~hool & clubh~ 1174..900 OIU.IU PAH P 11c11 ~sg.OC: t lt Ing Call Gerry & Cllrista Long 3BR 2BA • 400 s/f ad-TA•1w IUln dilton & hardwood llOO<S. •- S269.000 Can Liz & Wl-1111 """"~';'~,,.... S E-,--,-1--. "1::.JONGS OF NEWPORT INC. ~------1 rhrough classified MAL llTATE "WE CME HA11DP" le WI ll1ll. !ITE l20 lfM'(Jfl O>I. <'A CAU. MCM.ONG or M0-5114 EASTSIDE COST A MESA - 3 br, 2 ba pool home Thi~~ i1 all! Bertx-r carrxot. French door\, skylight$, new root, vaulted cc1l1ngc, m LR/DR, hand troweled ce1lmic throughout, verll< ~I blinds & mor<'!. ... U 7S,OOO HARBOR RIDGE -2 br, 2 ba condo Dynasty Plan with sunk~n convenation ar<'<l, and 3 wa.lk-1n closets. Tr~nquil view of reservoir, hills & city Hghts in a location which provides qulel & privacy Comm. pools & tennis in exclusive gated communtty . .. .. ...... . . ...... ... . .. . S529,900 WOODBRIDGE - 3 br, 2 1 i ba, ram. rr.-:. ~ownno:-r-. ' Warm family home .icross from grl't'nbell & comm pool. Pmah!.end unit wt1h lov_ ely country charm. Plink floors 1n kitchen & family rm .. w<'I bir 1n form.I dtntnf(, attached 2 car garage w/Of>ener, AIC located m Woodbridge with all amemlt~ incl. tennis, pools, ~rks & bkt-S ..... . ...... .. . .... S.294,900 For Your Personal Showing Call YVONNE McKAY 729-7278 Of c. 645-7088 Res • BIG CANYON A BEST BUY! Single story 4BR. formal din. rm .• family rm. home. Private pool + spa In picturesque setting. 24-hr' guard- ed gate. $949,000. IDT• ILIFFS OPEN SAT /SUN 1-4:30 8 WINGED FOOT •IB -End Unit. charming highly upgraded 3BR 3BA, den, approx 2,000 sq. ft., skylights, Berber carpet, move-in condition, lovely enclosed private patio on nice greenbelt, $425,000, Incl land. .... WNUMllll VIiie Belboe d 'lux penthOuM 28R 28A + ofc/gym 1780 t/f, newly r4lm0deled thru-out· Kil, .......... u llt-tlll -UT/~ 1111M111 1111 El UMll Grubb 6: Elli• Realtors 644-6200 •Spe •Pool tVift *•Waterfront ***Waterfront 11nd Pool ., Glw Addreu at Guard Gate llllES FIR SILE 1111111• ••t747 Schenley Bay, eo.ta MeM 645-2770 $162.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 2m111• 32fS Anad9, Balboe Pwiln. 873-7300 $505,000 Sun 1-5 2502 Beck 811)' loop, E'Skte C.M. 1se-eeoo 1242,500 sat1Sun 1-5 t3 Conic:a, N. North 644-l200 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1~ ••111 ~ Newpcwt --· ... 7~7M 1111.000 ~2-5 ......... Udo hrt& Dr .... .,,Ott ~ tlJ.-0 •11.000 SM/IUn 12-4 t11-W.. .... lllend ... 1111 ..... .,., 1·6 MO~ flluuport ......... N.9; ~ 1117,000 a..l8Un 1-5 •o.x. ........ 1tot.-1 M11MO lilllluft 1~ .... ._~,_ .. ,.., ... ~-.. 711-.,,.... ._.. .. IELD I. llWD l'lfdwd firs. Berber cpl, mirrors Pool. apa, tennis l MC $399,500. 8kr Co- Op 642·9244 t309 Carnation, Corona def Mar 631-1400 $850.000 Sat/Sun 1..S 22 Coventry, Harbor Ridge Crest 75t-eeo0 $529,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••.,...t15 Sea CoYe Ln, S.. latand. N.8. 873-0881 $579,000 Sun 11.i3:30 2100 Sevlh, Penln Pt. 631-1400 $549,000 343 82nd St., NeWpor1 Shor .. Sat 1-s 831-1400 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • t23 Southempton. Belcourt Hiii, N.8. 876-4122 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ** 124 So. Bayfront, Balboa la 844-8200 $1,725,000 Sun 1_. 2001 Attura. Irv. T etr8Ce 644-9080 te59,000 •327 Mede, Mboe Per'6neUla Sun 1-a 173-3777 S7H.OOO Sat/Sun 1-5 1211 8oMle aoon.. CclM 780-0714 1519,000 Sunday 1-5 3290 Cllb'nia, C.M. 646-7171 $279,IOO Sun 1-4 310 Certotta. ....._ N.8. 711 9800 l320,000 lat/Sun 1-a . aClftDr.~N.9. •t-nao .... ooo ... ,.,,. 1-a llll/luft 1-4 •••llTTDUll CONDO •. BY OWNER Br 2'..'t8e, ger • MCluded .,.. $195.000 •2 Big Otpper. N 8 730--0e20 WMt-X A . . . . *1839 Highland, Harbor Highlands 6«-8200 ~29,000 Sat/Sun ,_.. 1880 Iowa, Costa Meea 54&-2313 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1_. 845 Joann,.C.M. 841-7171 $225,000 8431 Latkspur, C.M. Sat/Sun 12-5 548-2313 •235,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •43 Montpelller, Harbor Ridge 759-8800 $760,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3319 Nevada, C.M. 541-2313 $279,0QO 410 Plata, Bluffs 644-9080 ~79,000 2220 Pomona. C.M. M&-2313 $298.000 ••2911 Redwood, C.M. 541-2313 $248,000 4411 Atwr. Penineula Sun 1-4 Sun 1-5 l 12..,.. ~ 1449,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 2119 Aur8' Pt, (wlunlt) &et8'de CM ~ '311,IOO Sat 1-5 1MO ~. Melll Verde, CM Ml-3150 1298.000 Sun 1·5 1oe:'-**•~111Mct ~ •• -.-Sun 1-5 ..t ... Hl'to,H.Y .... IUIOIO lll0,000 8Undey 1-5 I II 11111 Fii RI or DEi •2443 Bamboo, Eastbluff &<M-6200 $534,000 1206 Cambridge, Westchtt. NB 759-6600 $~9.900 3032 Carob. Eastbluff 644-6200 $520,000LH * •327 Catalina, Nwpt Hgts. NB Sat 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 759-6700 $498,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3245 Clay St, Newport Beach 631-1266 $475K-$499,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2987 Corte Hermosa. Newport North, NB 760-0714 $539,000 Sun 1-5 3106 Corte Matin, Nwpt No Villas 759-6600 $687,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •3000 Corte Portoftno. Newport North 760-0714 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •4621 Cortland Dr, Cameo Highlands, CdM 673-4400 $545,000 Sunday 1-5 3161 Country Club, Mesa Verde, CM 780-5000 $309,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2525 Cr•tview. Bayshores 631-1400 $599,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 3530 Crystal, S.A. 546-2313 $204,950 Sun 12:30-4 *20322 Deervatte. Huntington Beach 780--0714 $339,000 Sunday 1-5 3~ e. 21st St, E'lkle C.M . ., 831-7300 $305,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 t•303 Enero, The Blutts. Newport Beach 720-1704 $615,000 Fee Sunday 1-5 1225 e.ex, W•tcflff "4a9080 $575,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 •2616 Fllkwey Or. (Probate) Costa Mesa 831-1286 1285,000 Saturday 1-5 1013 Grow Ln. WeatcJlff Grove. H.B. 831-7300 $725.000 Sun 1-5 et H.-ridge. Woodbridge. Irvine 180-1900 $378,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 • * 1908 Irvine Aw. Baycrest. N.B. 8$1·1300 ... 75,000 Sun 1·5 t 370t Lek• Aw .. Penin5'.tla ~ 1815,000 Sat 1-5 2624 lANgh, Cotlege Park. NB 831-1281 1289.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 •3015 Mwr9y Lane, Coat• Mesa 761-2'71 '274,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 _ 217 N11111 M, eo-a Mn& 546-5138 1257 ,900 • •2901 N. AedtandS, Costa M ... Sat 1-5 81M700 1341.000 Sunday 1-5 2111 Pwn0e. C.M. -.n1s·. 8211.199 Sat 12-4 .,,. ~Grand Oucel, 8'g Cyn, NB ~ •1.2'9,000 Suncs.t 1-5 ••• 1100 lee UM, Hart>of' VI#/# HMla '44 aoo .... ooo Sun 1-s ti 1o1.-. Leaune Niguel ,._IOOO 1481.000 Sun 1-5 *412 ......,._.. Ln, ~PIA. CM IS1·12'1 1249,IOO Sat/Sun 1-4 M7TnM1 ... C.M a..n1s aa11.ooo ••1111 V8lel0. eo.ta MMe •NO IOOO l308.000 .... Via Ude IGUd. Udo .... •t-MOO 11,ll0,000 Set 1-S • 112 Waz1ers, Lido Isle 631-1400 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t 2502 Vista Or (Bayshores) N B 721-0343 $1,395.000 Sun 1-5 • 2156 Vista Entrada. The Blutfs. N.B. 631-7300 $412,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1915 Yacht Marla. Seaview 64"'-9060 $550,000 4 IEDROOI •8752 Adams. Huntington Beach Sun 1-5 631 -1400 $310,000 Sat 1-5 • 2956 Andros, C M 546-2313 $295,000 Sun 1-4 1237 Conway. C.M. 645-0303 $282,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4626 Cortland. Cameo Highlands 759-6600 $685,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1521 Cumberland, Westcllff. N.B 759-6600 $535,000 Sun 1-5 609 Donald Pl, Newport Hetghts, N.B 759-G600 $549,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 276 E. Wilson (Eastalde) C.M. 646-3643 $307.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••1soa Galaxy Or. (Dover Shores) N.B. 642-2000 $839,000 Sat/Sun 1-5pm. 21161 Greenboro. Huntington Bch. 759-6600 $329.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 MontpelUer. Harbor Ridge 644-9060 $895,000 Sun 1-5 1858 Perlt Vista. C.M. 646-7171 $329,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1978 Port Laurent (H.V. Hornee) N.8 . 640-7000 $539,000 Sat/Sun 1:30-4:30 999 Presidio, C.M .. 645--0303 $264,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 547 Sant• Ana. Newport Heights 644-9060 $565,000 Sun 1-5 a24 Tanene. C.M. 546-2313 $244.500 2895 Vetuco. Mesa det Mar 831-1400 $292.500 220 Via Palermo, Lido Isle, NB Sun 1-4 Sat 1-5 780-5000 S~.000 Sunday 1 :30-5 ** 1116 W. Bay Ave, Newport Beach 673-3777 S 1.895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •II 11111 FAii IM er IEI ••18 Baruna Crt, Newport BMCtl M&-0391 $294,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2030 Catvert, Meea Verde, C.M . &46-7171 $312,000 Sun 1-5 •25 Cambria, Sp~lua, CdM 780-1900 $929,000 Sunday 1-5 448 Catalina Or., Nwpt Helgf'lta, N.8 . 831-7300 $549.000 Sun 1-5 v 17 Ch«ry Hiiia, Big canyon, NB 551-9400 $1,795,000 Sunday 2-5 2123 Colege, C.M . 645-0303 $257,500 Sun 1-4 •., • •t CrMtwood, Hrbt Rdge. N8 973.,9333 $3,40().000 Sundey 1w4 Can't aeem to pt to all thole repair jobs around the houae? Let the clM1ified eervice directory help you rmd reliable help. - 309 Diamond. Balboa Island 760-0714 $649,000 Sunday 1-5 376 E 22nd St , N 8 63 1-1400 $595.000 Sat 1-4 * * 2215 Heather Lane. Newport Beach 642-3812 $625,000 Sunday 1-4 1536 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach 760-0714 $390,000 Sunday 1-4 • • • 11 Jade Cove. Spyglass, CdM 760-1~68 $1 .259-000 Sun 1-5 t 9 Monaco, Newport Beach 760-5000 $895.000 Sunday 2-5 •• 1220 Outngger. Corona Del Mar 760-5000 $665,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t 2232 Port Aberdeen, N B 631-1400 $599,000 Sa1/Sun 1-5 1972 Port Ctandge. HV Homes 644-9080 $842,500 Sun 1-5 • 1942 Port Laurent. H.V Homes 644-9060 $595,000 Sun 1-5 • • •5322 Sierra Roja, Turtlerock, trv 642-4940 $489,500 Sat/Sun 11-4 I •O 1 StQnal Rd., Cllffhaven. N.B. 631-7300 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1720 Skylark. Baycrest, Newport Beach 631-1400 $639,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••37 St. Tropez. Newport Beach 760-5000 S795,000 Sunday 2-5 * 1727 Tradewinds, Baycrest 644-6200 $579,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3059 Tyler Way, C.M 546-2313 $259,500 Sun 1-4:30 ••• 116 Via Udo Nord, Udo lsMI 631-1400 $1,895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •223 Via San Remo, Udo late 644~200 $710.000 Sun 1-5 470 Vista Trucha, Bluffs 644-6200 $379,000 SaVSun 1-5 •2315 Westminster Ave. Eastside. C.M. 831-7300 $420,000 Sa1/Sun 1-5 2106 Windward Ln. Bayc:rest. N.B. 631-7300 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ~•6 Winged Foot, Big Canyon 644-6200 $949.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 t 1917 Yacht Truant. Seaview 644-9060 $848,000 Sunday 1-5 340 Alva Lane1_~tll0e Cotta Mesa 873-8700 ~9.000 Sunct.y 1-5 300 Femleaf. Corona d., Mat 75g..eeoo $950.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 17 Pinehurst, Big Canyon 644-6200 $1, 195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 I II 11111 FAM IM er IEI 2591 Cltcte Or. Bayshorea 644-toeo 1885,000 , Sun 1-5 •2500 CUff Or, NWpt Hgta, N8t 873.9333 $1,390.000 $at/Sun 1-6 1612 Highland Or, Hatt>of' Hlghlandt. N.8 . 831·7300 N25.000 Sun 1-5 • 1031 King• Ad, Newport Helghta, M<t-90450 Sl.240.000 Sun 1~ 1125 L.an8'. Cotta M9N(Meae Vetde) 831-7370 1415,500 Sunday 1-! t• * 14 Oekcreel, ~ 8Meh 7eo.5000 12.825.000 Sat/Sun 1·3()..S & IR plus F 11 RI or DEN 1806 Port Barmouth, Harbor View Hms 759-6600 $685,000 Sun 1-5 2074 Port Bristol, Hrbr View Hms, NB 760-5000 $497,000 Sun 1-5 * 1901 Port Cardiff, Hrbr View Hmes. NB 640-5664 $674,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • * 1942 Port Weybridge, Harbor View. N.B. 759-9100 $599,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1873 Tahiti. Mesa Verde, CM 540-7355 $539,000 Saturday 1-5 V'6 Weybridge Ct, Newport Beach 760-5000 $1,250,000 Sat 1-5 I IEllllOI 424 Dahlia, Olde CdM 759-6600 $865.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 I II ,111 Fii Ill or IEI 2671 Bayshore Dr. Bayahorea 64.C-9060 $1,295,000 •• 1448 Galaxy, Dover Shores 644-6200 $1.395,000 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-4 1 1111111 Ill IOllE * 110 Vie Trieste, Udo Isle. 631-7300 $1 ,245,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 TIWIHOIES CllllS FIR SILE 211••• v210 Cagney lane, #311. Vitia Balb., N.B. 831-7300 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ...... 30 canyon Island Of. Big Cyn, NB 760-5000 $250.000 Sunday 1-5 •• 121 Cof'slce, Newport Nonh, NB 873-5354 $229,000 Sunday \-5 408 E. Bay Av.. ~MUia 831-1400 $315,000 Sun 1-5 ••207 Mayfair, C.M. 646-7171 $197,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 . * • 786 Wesleyan Bay, C M. 646-7171 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1-5- 2 IR ,1us FAii Rll or DEi * • 1525 Bruinbark Ln. S.A Heights 631-7300 $180,000 Sun 12-4 613 Jasmine. Corona del Mar 63 1-1400 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *"'••240 Nice Ln 11314, Villa Balboa. NB 642-3850 $330,000 Saturday 1-5 * • ••4 Sea Island, Newport Beach 760-5000 $399.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IEllHI ••17 Barlovento, Nwpt Crest, N.8 . 673-7300 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••19110 Beachcrest 8 , H.B. 64"6-7171 $285,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 468 Bolero Way, Park Udo, N.8. 631-7300 $237,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •243 Palmer (Newport Heights) C.M. . 673-'J777 $343.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1961 San Bruno. Newport Beach 760-6097 $337,500 Sun 1-5 * •6 Summerwind, Nwpt Crest, N.B. 673-7300 $390,000 Sun 1-5 3 II ,111Fiil111 tr IEI 18 Aries Ct .. N.8. 831-1400 $289,000 ""*•823 15th St., 10, N. B. ~7171 $270,000 300 Vista Mao.a, Newport Beach Sat 1-5 Sun 12-3 7eo-eo97 $419.900 Sal/Sun 1-5 •312 Vista Suerte, The Bluffs, NB 873-9333 $339,000 Sat 1-5 ·-· 435 Vista Trucha, The ~. N.8. 831-7300 $425,000 Sun 1-5 4 I~ ,111 FAM II ·~ IEI •457 Vista Roma. The Bluffs. NB 760-5000 $319,000 Saturday 1-5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SILE 2 IR •**lido Pprk, M-Anchorage. NB 673-9333 $69.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SILE 211pl•s1 IR 614 Acacia St. Corona del Mar ' 720-0628 $450,000 Sat/Sun 10•2 2 IR ,11s 2 IR 360-362 18th St, Costa Mesa 631-1266 $419,000 Sunday 1-5 a 11,111 1 ··- 2185 Rural Pl. Eastslde CM 648-8003 $319,900 I II ,111 2 Ill 51'4 Oahlla, Olde CdM 759-6600 $649,000 81.C Iris, Olde CdM 759-8600 $5e"9,000 Sat 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 413-<il 131A Poinsettia, Corona Del Mar 673-84a.. $e15,000 Sunday 1-5 11111 Fii SILE 322 ~. Corona det Mar 751 eeoo $975,000 Sat/Sun 1-s .. BEACH CLOSE I IM•. * MLIEl'S .alEL 3 bath, stylish master suite w/flreplace; 3,500 sq. ft . (ap- prox.), 3 car garage, Broad- moor-designed, In desirable neighborhood ..... 1441,000 Park-like setting, realistical- ly priced to sell, 6 years new, seller bought anofher ... submit your offer!! 1/2 BLOCK TO OCEAN! JUDY KOLAR 640-1212 7'ictMu di.I 3 bedroom doll house in Corona del Mar with a new kitchen with European style whitewash oak cabinets. oak hardwood floors, brick fireplace. brick patio front & back and much more! ONLY $619,000 K-lnvestment Co. Doug Bulley & Associates · NEW LISTING OPEN SUN 1-5 303 ENERO, N.B. Beautiful npandrd ··E" Plan. w .IHf<', • 2 HA·.,,. Outstandin1t ba\. un."N & miht htr "t'"''' Tntal maJur 1tmodrl right \l"'I 0110 Proff'Sfiionall\' deroratf'd lhn1n11 room pllll> kilt ht>n rallnl( uea plu offi«' T'°'o t'nd1 ... t'd patioa. two firtplac~. ui.ed hrn:k. lrf'n<'h door<; & "'11l!I""''· rnlargt'd ma"lf'r u11f' Jilr11111 1 ub. bra fi1turH. wet bar, <'WI tom botlltshelvt'l;, f'lllt'rtainmrnt ,-enter. <iuh um fr11< 6. nrw appliancel!. Amrn1t1~ l!<l on and on' 1616,000 FEE· CALL DOUG BULLEY, BKR (714)720-1704 DvstEves. ...... tlltlltlllllll 413-41311! .. .. , ..... .,. Yl.UIE 2 Nice Units! 3 Bedroom 2 Bath home. patio. hi&h beams plus roomy 2 Bedroom. 2 Bath Unit + 3 car gar -$615.000 • '((1111Ju1 di'/. //(a -/lufu~1litA.) lij.J-81/.94 3407 E. tout Hwy .. Corn clel Mar BELCOURT HILL u clusive (xecuhve Home with Ocean & Catalina Views Gated comm . pool & spa. 2 BR. 2n BA. del'I. eourmet kitchen, many amenities SS95.000 23 SOUTHAM,TON SAT/SUN 1-5 1f HMTY 1t .... ,.,. ULL: 111-all ~-.,Mn2 _.IY•ILI PAULSON REALTY PROUDLY PRESENTS BEST OF BAYSHORES By Interior Designer NANCY JAFFEE Comp-remoct•ed 3BR, 2BA luxury towsW>me In The Bluffs. e&amllll .. lntnl loe8tlon. cut-de-aac street. MUST SEE. 11•,11m with llind. RedUced to to $337 ,500 OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 1111 SAN BRUNO ,, I • ht 111' 780-809'/819-1904 ( Ol OUJPl l I• '\"'-J~<'F • 2111 llYS-MIVE ClassJc New England style 6 BR, 4.5 BA famlty home. Located onty 4 doors to Bayshores main beach. Lovely used brici< courtyard. -t Tra- ditional detailing and quality appointments throughout . .. • 1-1 2111 CIMU lllVE 2 story contemporary Cape Cod. Steps to 2 private beaches & marina. 5 brm, fabulous master suite w/8'tting room & frpl.. f amity kitchen. OPEi SUI 1-1 DEBI BIBB Ba~orea Specialiat • Lm 11m1it • Locatt0nl Loc.tionl Superb Home! Sp.Cious Loll Exira 11109 dock! w111 oontide< 1rade Call OPEN IN SEA VIEW 1-5 GINNY ANDERSON 1917 YACHT TRUANT 4 BR. 3 BA. 2 Story 1915 YACHT MARIA 3 BR. 2'A BA. One level ..J==~'· COLDW<?U BAN~eR U lanc:NI, Farms -----llllYIUCI WITl llCI! Rf{M~p .. . . 1 J I I -~,, Cl·•••r11n RUL &llWWW ~~~~~""!2:":1~22!:l"Cotona~~dtf~M.~-2~1~22!!l'!!!Costa--Mtu-....;,;..;,;.,;;.;,.;2;,;;,,1~241 CostaMtu 2124 Hw1t.ltld'I 2140,IMnt 2144 _,.,., 2152 Newpottltadt 2169 18'18'11.1 ..... 211, 11&,&•ICI• U111911.M. 38R 1\.•BA Houte New 2BR 2BA 1n Welnut 2BR 2BA eondo comm •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• YOUNG EXE<;,.__,S. 712 I BR hOme w/decl!s. yerd, 1111/M . Ml-lN1. 38R 2BA twnhme dplx drepes/carpets Neer Squate. A/C, lg petto, pool, tennis gated com-•GATED COMMUNITY• Lerkepur. 3 ._.room, 2 gar-oe. $1 350/mo Yr1y __ __ tormeJ donong tndry Ir~ snoc>p;ng. 213-82S.-.24 1 peis Ok $950 & S850 munlly S950tmo Agt Beth. firepleee. gas IM. '95-8303 •E'SIDE 3BR 2BA house 2 car garege & yard Xlnt 213-839· 1838 evening Peg OeY11 et 854-5402 673-5354 • M IMT• kitchen. lnelud" gar----2 lst & Mer1an W•y Ger cond' No pets S I050 mo 2BR 2BA townhome den« & wter, $1475/mo --Big yd, wl d hi\ up SI 150 Cut1 11631_126& •llYWlll W 2 Turtle Rock Condos ~It--'-2169 mJC10. frplcatn LR & mstr **** * _,&LI F• "'"· 722-8011 or 645·8766 8162 Undenwood Nr w/great v-. & dbl encl '!::= _,, BR. wet bat wtd hkups 2 EXEC YOUI P9nthouse 3 COM,-28R. 2BA $975 -E Sode College 1BR Beach/Garfield Jbr Q81S1 2BR ' Oen $1550 & •WESTCLIFF JBR 2BA e1r g81. centre! eir All Bedroom. 2 Bath. hre-COM, 2BR Furn $1575 •MesaVerdelgQuoet3BR i hot1 t8fm 3 mo le11se 2·~ba . 2-car encl gar. $1900 Agt 759-8389 2-ca.r gar, ~Ito, lrg yard. maintenance onel Sorry ptace, gar9Qe, ell white & JasPk. 3 BR 2•,,BA $2150 2BA. lrplc. lg closets. dbl $425mo 1nc1 utls Nu pnl/crpt Patio. frptc --1& ~-••E gardnr. walk 10 schools No pell. 644--0509 new 1nllde See 2512 COM, 2BR home $1325 garage. d/w, encl patio, 979-944 11673-1600 Premises has Pool/Spa -..-St400/mo lse 650-5600 -OoeanforS2500/mo "-le for JENNIFER $1l50NoPets640·2495 N-pets $1200 mo lBR. tBA,condow/allup-· · 2BR,2BA ~1uxuryap1s ***** Res. 675-2888 •NwptRlviera 4BR 2'..,BA E .... IELIXE 111/Last/$600 Sec grldes Decorator wan St2251MO 3Br 2'rBa. 2-avail 8/1 R~vettons VOUNG EXEC FAMILY 'IAl-1111.TI FrplC gar yard pool 1~ 3BR, 2BA. 2 story, frplc, S300Pmov,.e 1n 847-6041 eove<ings New crpt,pnt Cit gar. n-carpet & now being teken Open HOME, 60e N1rcluu1, Ill.... s t299 No pets· 722-SO t 1 ate. 2 car gar wlopener Dys/Eve 96'.-0988 Wi\nd ~IC. w~d View of green· p1mt. Avail now 4309 Sal/Sun 11-4 15th & big 2 atory, 5 Bedfoom, 3 Eves/WkndS 722•8140 Encl yrd wtgrdnr New S8e71t5 ne~~!e8d2 patio Petroee Agl, 557-4373 MonrOYta nr Hoeg Hosp Bath 2 ear gar-oe 8 ----crpts N/Pets St175 • Hunt Harbour 21 42 /rno .,_.. 38 Century21 Prof Mesa0ev 979·9991 t>eau'ty tor $2500/mo' COSUI Mfta 2124 3BR HouJe 1 '~B•. bog sec dep 644.,.998 ' •--------•-iliiiiiiiiliilii-ilmliiiilim---yard near South Coast WITDntlT II' llCI ~a Buch 21 48 ---on Plan g•rden•r oncl momYE .. E , ......................... _ ...... ..... _ .. f"5'M"I> v 3BR. !amity room, 2BA _.,11 • UkeMW,2Slyeondo 2BR $'1501mo 557-5747 4 BR. 3 BA w/aeparate houM $2500/mo tease •..--UY* · THE PRETIIEsT HIME Ill COROU DEL Ill! 28A, AIC, pool & spa .on 4BA 2BA MESA VERDE A V area Avail 7124 2 t3·Sg2•220 t SBA 3',.,BA Huge IOI.. Voew-broo61 New crpllpalflt S 1.495/mo 631·5866 - __ Dina Pt 10 Cltellna S 1200/mo Call PA TRICK New pa1nllcarpe1 DIW 21 44 $4000/mo 1lr 494-2023. TENORE 721-1200 A I neer schoots S 1400 met FlllT TIEtS -ellllT Irvine g gardener 646-3173 3Br lrg yd canyon. nu ______ ....;;,,,;,,,;.;. ANTIQUE furn StudlO bed FOR ONLY $665,000. Don't miss out on this beauty! 4 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, one story, 3 car garage. Great yard with pool; and spa. Open Kitchen and Family Room Combo. Some Ocean V'lf!IW too. Extra clean and light. Plan- tation shutters. some parquet floor- ing. light carpet. HURRY, WON'T LAST! Come by Ooen House today! Take Marguerite to Inlet to Outrigger. BEAUTIFUL & bllfut style Vacation ALL NEW CONDO STYLE crpl/pnt S l300 646-6970 Woodbridge. South Lake or k>og t•m Non-511\kr * 2 t>e<Jroom 2 oath Mesa Verde 3 BR den 2 all ,_ 3BR 2' ,BA. lem 494-3890 213-69M&ee Ml I IHll * 3 be<lroom 3 bath BA HouM Yard 2 car rm. en oar cath <:4111, AIC ---- G1rage lrplc micro w d gar gard-/water one Cul-CS.sac nr paril No Fore~wtyto lhop l yrs new Beeut1ful & M 1'hll ... ,pac1ou1 38R 2~BA •LMge pallOS & yards townllome In gated •Sft)lll pel otl •ncl S925 and up 605 No pets s 1400 854-7709 pets $1390 548-5133 tryc:tusati.d ' Victoroe 432-9811 comm Green.,_.. vtewa •Carpotts wlstorage 2 car. pool & IC>&. $2150 • POOi Alli tor JENNIFER Ill lllUI ans RH ITS-2881 600 W WILSON ••• 11.M.n uu U1-2U1 l&CI UY Tl.._E 4BR 2 rBI, 2 car garage great tocahon• End Unol Vacant S 1300/mo Pt11f Properues 642-9797 11 ..... CIUEIE P&ll llU 2 BR, 1 BA 318 E 161h JBR'& hobby rm l'·BA. 2 MESA VERDE IOvety 3& 2Ba oome. lrg fence yd. lrplc S 1250tmo Call Agt Bryan Flemm 751 -2671 NEWPORTTERRACEJBR 2BA v-end untt on 15 acre park No pets S975t mo * 644-1480 --------·1 Days 891-0300 11111 486 s ""51 car o•rage '"' mo SMALL 2BR houte Front LSE Beauttlul 38R 2'•BA Archie. or 642. t 289 Belly. Agt 962· 1143 & be<:k yrd Drapes, crpt ll o u s e A v I 9 I 1 Evee 768-Me-O C S2400/mo 2 btk• to t><:hl CISTI IEU ILIFFS s~0~ 10 st;'P'7 4 aenoois Katin 714/759-5085 28R 1BA condo Conve-•LARGE UPOr•ded 2BR 4 /mo SO-244 ,,_,, IOct S750tmo & 3BR 2',BA 2 t1ory. 2 patios. So Coast Metro 4 BR. 2 MODERN 3BR 2'l8A. lam 28A home Avl now• country kllchen pool BA light. bright plus rm. lormel llv rm, w/d $'850/mo GAIL AMATO tenn11s. 2 car garage No large patio $1, 150 hkup, altylts 2 lrplcw, Jae 557.11e32 or 721•4120 pets or smollong St 150 Grubb & EH11 Realtors tub $2100/mo 96g..4229 ~~ Agt 675-4912 644-6200 S,lcl.us 211 ~Ira I EASTSIDE 2BR llouse \t"Wl ~"fl" I~ \ 'I I trplc new carpet. pet oil l•Hunc.--le-act1 ___ 2_l_40 CQfldO quiet complex \\ • t-.. ~ $695 Mature adults ,_ ... ...,....., ___ ..__. W1lk to everylhtngl ~AL.TORS II' 759-5590 or 673 -7787 1 Story Adult Condo. 2 BR. S 1250/mo 2 BR 1 B E 1 BA. covered patlO & • A astslde nome EastStde JBR 2BA home front l>O'Ch Prrvete Cell ..... 1-.. frple, gar-ve Completely newly remodeled master Terry days 751-0190. f9futbtthed S 1 250 mo suite water & grndr incl eves 549-9823 673-5553 $ 1475 mo 650·8159 'i~~ii~iii\ 28R DUPLEX E SIDE EAST SIDE Detuae 3BR 2B'! 2'lBA Pacific Ranctl '(I ~~ LMge badl yard &ighl & 2 .BA 2 story Fweptaee townhOme lndry c:ov-• ~~!~!~~~!} c:heerlul S800mo 2 car garage $1300/mo ereo perking Mc:Uroty :_ 373-13" Avllll 7 15 Agt 675 4912 g•t•. S 1100/mo Call ANNE McCASLANO 631-1266 3 BR HOUSE. t ', ba 2 ear Piil SllE UNIQUELY ~ 38R gar ltrept1c:e large 2BR • den 2BA pool 2BA. ltlytta frple, w/d backyard $1000 mo S 11001mo Agent. llkup, 1-car gerage Mll1e-age11t 546·2313 Chrlsllrnl 11450/mo • eeo..:4229 84~S9 alter 7pm 675~630/646-7078 R&'M*A ' . . HOT DEAL OF THE WEEKI IPEI 1·1 N VIEWING DECK -2 BEDROOM 31h BATH. VAULTED CEILING, CARPORT & GARAGE. 3 BLOCKS TO BIG CORONA BEACH. WALK TO REST AU RANTS & SHOPS. 1220 OITllllEI, a1n• m. 11111 7 759-6600 720-0423 MUL Tl-MILLION DOLLAR CLUB CALL CISEU llRmEISIER ll0-5000 OWllDS TIAISFDJD · CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4 BEDROOM 2.5 BATH -MINI OCEANVIEW. GAEA T FAMILY HOME ON LARGE OPEN CORNER LOT .i NEWLY REDECORA TEO ANO READY TO MOVE INTO -ACCESS TO THREE PRIVATE OCEANFRONT BEACHES. . •$615,000 4626 COITLAID DRIVE OPEi BOUSE SATUIDAY I SUIDAY 1-S COWAN HEIGHTS '14 OF AN ACRE ESTATE PROPERTY. 4 BEDROOM AND 3 BATH HOME WrTH SPECTACULAR VIEWS OF PETERS LAKE ANO SURROUNDING CON- TRVSIDE. ROOM FOA HORSES OR TENNIS COURT •1= 976l~llW LAGUNA BEACH VACA'tlT LOT WITH COMPLETED ARCHrTECTURAL PLANS FOR 3 BR HOME. NEAR VILLAGE. $165- 216 _,,...... 2169 Nlwport 2169 Nlwport INctt 2169 ~ iNCh •38R 2BA l'\OUM 2-car •• ... • .... HARBOR VIEW HOME ..... , 1111&11 so-.-18R upstllrs Apt 50 tt OCEAN view large 18R. gar. lrg yrd, gardnr. Wik 2 SR. 2 BA. balcony. lmmac 48R 2BA. den. SpaciOut SBA 2•1BA 2 0u111andlngga1~uarded from bay. $750/moyearty quiet, deck. stove. retrig •2&50 HARLA AVE• to schools S 1'00/mo ocunfront $1SOO 600 E Sorry oo pets. $2200mo story condo. nr pool. 2BR + den, 2•;,BA, 2 uhlllies Included Catt No~· $1000/mo yrty • A email, quiet com~11. IH N0Pet1.8SO.S600 Ocean Froot r lD 'ltSec 760.{)715 Huge mutet. frplc, w/d lrPICS Ontnegolfoourse 714-737,..55-i ulll Avail8/1.675-a143 1BR Apts moderately iSR 2 .. ,BA Condo highly 818-796-2391 H&rbO( view Knolls cai)9 hkup, 2 car parking. AH tti. bells & Whistles! :fbiiiliobMCti, very lfMlt --' --priced Some feature c.- upgraded. frplc, Newport - -•-Yll Cod Con6o. 2BR. 2'1>8A S 1 t50/mo Agt 67~912 $3350/mo * 760-506-4 Bac:helor. w/d, pa11o. NO Costa Mes.I 2624 theCStaf celhngs. ~. North. s t.-00/mo Avail .. -F-.. part. lum JllC, tennis. -UY---, -IACI KITCHEN $475/mo • ...__ 2Bd garage "like new a very oow 729--7250 497-9918 2 BR-,owrmomes With up 11800 213·592·"970. -•Rw UP ER sec:. 818-28S-0223 5P,ar.,k_!•ngs 50 ... ~n rldm private 001, spa. B80. _ __ to 1,820 s/f, golf coorse 7 !4.638-8•24 Detuxe security condo, 2 1 i • ..., S1 · ,..,1 utll1 pa laun at • MC. No views. frptca. w/d hkups. master suites, 2BA, 2 car IAY VIEWS! ..... , ....... Gar~S«ry, no J*• elma S..9-24•7 28R 2BA. 1 ~ Baylront 9V.~·fo2-:::.,.,at1t~"g~~9~all ~:k~~ Sh\1991"""/balcmo °!'gYt 4 Bedroom, 2''°' Bath, * BACHELOR-Cu,te &II 642·1~24 WALLAJf:,.905 ···-·--Plan w/fng, w/d, double v -. .,.,.., L.111 llLE . "" ,..,...67~...,., · ... newty dtW;orated pool cozy upper w sma _.,_ ro:,,~nil~~ =· OCEANFRONT -PENINS Unfurnished home on Via 912 home $2700/mo. kllc:tlen. full bath. No 5 MINUTES TO BEACH! .... .., AIM $ l450tmo' ' 3BA 2BA·$1750, Rem<>d. Genoa 3 BR, 3'.-t BA. ' parlcing seoC> +-·~ utlls. .. 1.1W11 mt1l Country MttinQ 28A 1BA •--a l'L I new appt. Avail lmmed S199s 10 bay & beecha. M '111_,111111 • llO-llOG• •LARGE 2BR 1BA upper ., lBR. S550-M25 upstairs. carport 329 --,,_,.., 723-0352, 760-8618 Near~ AnnuelleaM Big Canyon 28R 28A duplell w/lg balcony, 1 -'2BR.S650-S725 Unlverally Dr .<'K lM I• fl Mf-1481 .... .. avail. now. ~2.900/mo. townhome, terrific lo-C8l o•~· S 1050/mo. -'3BR $900 S7651mo • $700 dep No ~ ,JfJjA.V tst mo • 1 mo fOf MC c.tion goll eourae & city ~ ~ VIL RENTALS Gutwtr pd. POOi. ga.r, d/W pets. 642-28 16 ~ -/ ..,llT 9ITI ft.U deposit light• Vt.wt 2 cw gar1199. o ~ 875-4812 642-5073•650-6069 *E'SIDE2BR1BA. gar~ , -y . . 38A $2500/mo 644· t968 Agent 873-7300 Stes>t to poof, spa, .... U laundry rm, uppet untt. \t\X r\"'i: I ~ x 11 PENtNsULA, •BR -bch -cured entry, t800 *'' ol ~ Coronl., Mar 2622 quiet bull<ling. No Pats Rt:ALTOAS ' hM. patio $1,975 L .. Y....-T luxury. $t85t>l mo. t BLOCK TO BEACH. Lg "4i:!wtfield S795/mo 72G-t5M 2BA 2BA • den hOuse BLUFFS. 38R. ~ S 1,950 3BR OYe(iootlt sand. sun, ... ., t l'L,_ 1.., 2&. frple, balcony. t>ulll· •E'SIDE. ap.ciou1, clean Wall. to beach View. gar. NWPT HGTS woodsy 4BR Catallna•,apa. MC. A/C, 3 lM ·-., ... Mil S.nc1 An• Helghu ins, frig, gar. Xtra prkng . .. .. ,,.... 28t tB•. poof, cable w/d, tenn1t & PoOI S t.-00 • pool 12,750 cw piing S4000 722~ 2184 $ t 100. t 875-S5 It LAlge attractive Apts in a evail. $875. No pets. mo-to-mo 650-8981 HteRR.vuhd~LSftoZ~.od! -~ ~ I 3 BA 1 BA. large btlekywd ·-----t1Mu11tut gwden Mtting 646-5137 trom 11em.7pm 2 BA. 2 tlory. 11~ BA kltch & paint, yatd S2.850 ~-:a.~ & garage. Sl,200/mo .... Lii Mf.HU Pool/spa. Garage or *MESA VERDE* Condo Comm poof dble OCEAN FRONT (winter \t:\X1 u~ I~}( 1 l Pett<* 854-14i1 eV9n, --c:arport,,:'°''Y· no~;, 28R IBA. io-. garage . gar, w/d no pets St, 100 lse) lovely turn, 4BR, trplc REAL.TORS f'I 755-0555 days P8'14 2 AM Stud~ ';--fllapur, ~~~;:! ~Baea S~ S700/mo. No petsl • • sec: dep 532·1857 $3 400 'llRVINE TERRACE . , --wa* to ~ c:J0M to 398 W WUOl'I 63, 5543 54()..5'4-i8 * **-1-tt .. •-uoo AAEA Furn. sec ~= ::_3r-~ Pl--.A~ South Coast Metro lhops~~~·7 '4)•~6-~~ _ _: _____ _:._ * .... YMllUnl .• --bid~>. pOQf, 2BR, 2'1tBA. • cw gar Two Charming. 06der 2 2186 /mo,.....,, ( 1 'w~ 1 B«Sroom $&40 • Sl l95 29A. patio. lndty. YUS $3500'-age. SSOOO/mo. story l\omet In an ex· 2BR lBA l 'At BLOCKS 301 Avocad 6"2 9850 lJg E ~ NcMIOt $525 Iott of parking. 648-9668 CUFFHAVEN great voewa, "8AYRIOGE .. 2BR 2BA, c:1usiW1 WM. Frple, gar· Mein/MacArtnur Lrg 2 br TO' 8CH . S89S/mo lncit ----~--_:.-Stove. refrlg. No pets **•CREST exec 29 0 4BA, poof & spa $3.500 good tocallon. NIC>e & age, cMctcl 0t patio.. Condo Uv/Olnlngroom gas & utlta Nie. patlo I B«I oom St\55 760--0189 or ~8-6283 3 BA. uni, paru ocn ~ BAVFRONT Lg dock. turn ~:~·C'l'S: 48 A CIOM 10 bchl Vrly IM New carpet, frplc, gar-area.* 494~24. 2•1..,; Wll.ort 631..()96() 3iA,28A. UPStaln. freah avail Aug a yr tse 2BR, 28A, den, hpt, ter-· ••SR 2BA $1750/mo age. Wutwl()fyef, POOi car~ drepes & paint St200/mo 136-°7448 race $4,750 2'11BA, t>eeutlM ocean •3BR 2'AtBA $2000/mo Security Gate. Garden 2 BR. 2 BA. view, IO •BONUS +Blg~Beautllul Only Saoolmo Nr So -- -• ...,.,... ..... ... view. 3 car garage & laun-fl.U MIYIU 673-6952 aundeck, garage. lrplc, 1 ' 2BR Apia. east11de Coast Plaza & 0 c Col· MooJ';~~t, bay IUltmN1-1•· .°era~~~;. 3eR 11M111 :=~ •. '*~1~:7s~~d0 =-'.=0c!~rya~S:~~ 1ege120-a130 _ w/vteWS 2 yrs new Nelli --SIA...._ -2.,.,BA located on golf 7 t O 'At H e I Io 1 r ope Up No pets, 631-8427 1525/mo .. d9P Mobile to pane. Gale guarded, EXECUTIVE TOWNHOt.C :• J'~mool moun-. ---• ...... 640-0372• &40-~ -tiiR£AST$1DE. No 0.ta. =• ~!.:[' =~~: s::~A': 1':.":~~~I( Ocean view. ~110 gotl "8AVCREST ... 2BR 2BA. 3BR 2wBA, 2 balconies tUnd 2606 •• 1u ,.,,. $585 + depoait 4 Plex 1991 Newport ·~6-8373 • eou<M. 2BR, 2')BA a 2 c:.w garage, Wfhr/dryr overtootong goll course. o.dl. patio, gwage No uppw "°'' Avell 712 ----d. n s 3 . 2 50 I m 0 Incl. $1250/mo. Lg k1tcnen, lormal dining. • ... FROM WATER pets 790-17131857-1778 ·~5195 Q r'·•··· . I._ Rf ICRBH&G 786·7SOO 11• 13•3 swimming pool, T¥1niS 2BA 18A. S850mo 3BR, -_ ------ - -•• • court. secured gate. 2BA S1450mo. 121 Purl *2M 1U W/NWI ISR. flf'~. encl g•r· ML ... NW ____ ~ __ $11100/mo Ave llM•e-5764 South 01 PCHI ow. wld age. walk-In clotet *•·--· ~Cr•t •BA 2°\BA. ear Hoag 2BR 28A .... -I ----$1100/mo 875-8981 M50/rno Ava.I.July 16111 -111mll _,__...... f PenlhoUMcondo Mow--•~,_ .., 2BFPB uppet. newly-c• · 8etty644.2270ellft ., VlflW EMC SBr 3Bafamlly ~J~~kr~O~ In condition S1050tmo 1• Hller ... 1•1 ==~~it!!.2~~~~~ Charming 2 ~room. '~BA. pvt lndry rm. T:=:,.~=-~:i.!:; Mt a ' , • ., ~S2500Agt786-7322 ·poof&COU<ts,l t&50/mo Ag175t-.8319 ~.._., 818-952-1040 Bath fronl ~ll. fife-tnsldeuntt.patlO,gatage, pa\\ot Of dM:j(a, gau.ge •R£NlAt.S AVAILABtE TSL MGMT 6"2· 1603 -NEWPORTH EIGHTs -~ Kl place, 6~~9 ~0· Agt nic.t No~ 1740/mo Of carport In a beauhlully ........ or.nerapm 631-2725 38R2BA.gai,w/d,meny \t:\X'J\.""'('JJ'f'f\ ll •LMge2BR 1BA l~yr• Ca11Pam631-12t6 landscaped uttlog ~~Mt 642~_ !ffi11111•1ni1 ~:::. s~~~i ~~ RE·~TORS• 4 ::!1o.C:!:.\~. =L:~~:y. '~.:i:.n1::~:~ 2 8R,1'i'I BA.~liyte. Sor1a:.:seeo 38A 2'h8A ~ Hg\I 3BA. 28.A. patio. yerd. dbl peta. Showing Sat lt-3. I II $1195/mo * 673-2422 New carpet I. peinU gar, d.SJ9~rplc, Y8J~· 28drm 1'n8a 1770 WIO 2 cw p , Qatdel* 9#909· flr99laee, Qat· • I 1111 FURN ,,. ctast I& lBa nDO/mo. 723..()582 ~8" ... ~.!....mo lll ....; 29dn'ft 28a twnhM $865 /Water pd F&m41y, no '**· welle to ~. IC qui.t tocMlon. tight and · • _ --... -·1 u • ,... ·-- -~· S1400/mo t~/ .. lt mq upgradet. no~· * •N E 28R. tBA.. New bf!Qtlt, 2 ftreplaicea, PoOI inory, 880, angl only, no LEASE Lrg Furn. 18r $550/mo 830-4456 ... -·-.,_., S200 d99 252 Palmef Lie $1,500/mo &45-5715 c:rpt, d/W, Cl#_,. dlap, doubl9 9ti'-O-· 11550, pets. Yrty lM SSMtmo 1Ba l!Yv/Oln1n9.rm. 2 2ii'Ur.iA -, -... ...,d COITA M°" MCMIOl7 Of f73-0H5 __ es-~bO. ger w/opener No 7l2_7381 Brian. (213) 450-1051 8M(s to Beecnl Avail 911• w am ,_ la•tat · --'' .. II-Pets 1875 W-9717 ----NORTH Beytront Yrty. St 100 Katin 7St-606S No ~· New carpets 1---- ·-·-oceen "*'· guercMd Weetdltf 3 BR. 2 BA t~ 8 $780/mo Adrien Aeetty 'Ill• alllAI IPTI 28R. a.. PIM c tower. com . pool. tennis IUIWllT•1• home.pege,1"ptc:.ger· =~!:tr!· 0on·, ........ to ........ -~9'"8547 28R. 1•"8A TownhOme Av911 a11 11375/mo 13500/mo &40-1212. Ind lltla l1600Jmo Calll denet' .... to ecnocMa. $1050/mo. 876-3457 ... thole,_., _..._. 28R S7t5 New~ l .pooe. pe*', ttnall pet~ ,..,._,, A.Oenl tot o.t• lltr 141-3850 It .800/mo 544N7 ~nt. "":'.f':den patio. 1715. &46-3e23 ~$1150 :;:..;~ CHEERY-FURH STUDIO RA.RE OPPORTUNITY -One of Udo l~'s ftnest. newer, best· located homes. l.Jlht, open and spacious. 48R, famtly room. 3.S baths, French doors, formal dln- lfll, eourmet kitchen, 3 flrep&ac:es. H&,.e mllter suite with blkony & • blly view. ::.,.,... onNIUNl-t mVIAMNltDm -962.5/ino • 11AC; Inc: OU & Upgraded 29R. new 9'0'le, ....., Ne• ~Ptng PtWtl~ enc:t '*'°• ...._~ IMve mao w \tt St. S7251mo CLEAN 1BR 18A, gatllge. 7314411 evenlngl leundf'y fldltles, yatd •2M 1BA. peuo, Qira.ge s1201mo • l500 ..e ciep OI W. cable, taul\Clry * Mt-1521 '* room No~· '650tmo. ---~-~ ••• ... or-~2311 --&mll •WTilllE tar 19acot-Lovely !aetatde ''" ...._ "-· 9tCW., pttv• wldeiool "1*~• & ""1 enc'*'"• ametl yerd, Mr* ~. •11 lllOhfto...-541-1117 1 ................. .,.. CJ .••• ,., •• mL ~~~--~~~--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;:; 2624 L!fN leadt 2648 Newpon leadt 2669 Misc. Rentals Roommates Wanted luslMSS/Offlce Rent Commer<lal l'roptrty ~ E'SicN Studio. quiet -111*11• OCEAN VIEW 1BR. Frig. •U111L•• 2724 2769 2778 ~h~5 ._: PN11~ n-wllh garage $795 ~ stove.112b6ociltowater. Deluxe 2BR 2'ABA each Rooms 2706 sm .. r • ....., '"'' ut . ,.vall 642-2000 Newly decorated 1850 · NEWPORT BEACH OFC --• ·-711. 541-1114aft5 lnctsutlla 213_72t_7987 has own BA, frplc, dbl Bloctl1 to bc:h. F N/smtlr SUITE.Choloelocnrt>eh ••-..-r-liiiiii"iiiiiiiil Nice 2BR. atr11.1m Avllll encl gatage. Rec 1re1. lhr Nwprt Sl'IOrea hm Spec prlCe Won't last 600 or 1200 s/f 887 w .... JIU 1111 711. 2635 Santa Ana Ave. • _ __... 2660 pool. Ideal lor rmmtes WID, frplc, spa. $450/mo * 1-= &..-A,• * •673-~35 * * t91h, CM Agt 5-41-5032 2 BA. 1~ BA. ......... 8flO $795/mo Smell com---~.n 7 No pets S 1125 mo • MC + 't. ullla. S4M340 -& ~-"_. Appl 1y 675--0068 a II ..._ •L NORTH Laguna Beach. of· AREHOUSE Space g•Hgt. wfd hltup. MW plex 546-5582 •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• on Newport BHCh Resp .... n hoe Of retail, 800 s/I. 1 1vallable 600 sq ft d8COr. lg prtve19 patio, no tlllP I a.ulD •GATED COMMUNITY'* ON THE BLUFF NR HOAG prof female, walk to t>ey ......... block to Coast Hwy SSOO/mo Colll Mesa pet•. QUl9t. Elden A"8. Spldou Eu Ide 2 • • 111111 Lg 1Br, frple. gu pd, wait!· & beach. $350/mo t Aeacty to move tn, Q'Ut Call 754-6977 SUS/mo. 173-8132 1BA In ~Ptex"DIW BR 3BR 2BA 1700 1/f w/golf In closet S725-S750 $100 deposit. 675-8509 V"lt.a.w.... tralflc flow Hurry• 1------ EASTSIOE tBR carpet & vert blindS ~ coorse VIEW Frplc. _, POOi. sp1, gw or carport •497-5132• --!'!'._...--__.-_.----- Cozy with Iott of natlKal patio. Frig IV&ll 1795. ber. micro. wahr/dryr NEWPOR'T TERRACE Hotffs/Mocels 2718 , __ ..., •---2788 wood ... 1gne0 ptlltting 353 Parnltton. 846-9794 hkupa. 2 car g~r w/11tra 1401 Supetlor 64M838 .._ Commerdal Proptrtv 1250 SO n front office. & taundry fadllty. $525. • 1torage. All me;n1en1nce 4-PLEX near H,...,. Hosp!-Ill Lm mTB. '"'1111Me, 27781 lalge ,... drl~ln door · 938-0552 Sunny E Side, 2 BR, t BA, Incl. No pets. 644-0509 tal OV« ger 2e;iv.ea t Wtlty rentals now av1ll. ,... ......... ,.,... $780/mo. 1240 LoO•~ JjP!vate gerege & yard , __ ,,._: 1_,. ' $147.00 wit & up. 2274 •4.-,..,. ....... _._ ••C .. FE Sad I .... _ "'-ta• ...... a EASTSIDE 2BR 1BA. $800f mo New .......... , g gar. """""' ,..,ry New &• &• _,_ " · n w Cu """"'•.....,. -· carport, laundry room IChoola646-463l""' •1111Tllilm&ll11 carpet/paint.Refs $800 Nwpt81vd.CM846-7«5 .,,............ Shop. 0.11 1p1ce In DAYS540-9352 Cl8an. No pets. SJ00/11'\0. *""' ..... -· Ali, Agt. 996-3195 a..&. unique matlne en111ron.-lndutltrla1-comm.cia1 271-C 11thpt.&44-0452 .. , .... TD EXCLUSIVE·~~ I&~.-...-VacadonRtntats 2722 -=·~4r:!r~°'gi , ......... .... EASTSIDE. l*e MW 28A 2BAw/gar, l>lt-lns,fncdyd COMMUNITY 2Br 2Ba down1talra •IS .......... .....111 ... 1 173-9330 fodn1o NS..cMw.NOwleumg 1'.'tBAtwnhMAptlnlow-w/patlo ~!~ 1-5PM 2BR 28A bay view! Mtcro. S1500fmo. 494-9940 HUNTINGTON BY THE PRJMEPAOPEATIES ly quiet .,..., $850/mo H7 Vlctot11 '?. $720 d/w, frplc, gat & enJOY SEA RV PARK C a nn er y V 11 1 age 7l4-64>3940 Agt 7se.-&319 2119 Santa An• I .$735 our prvt bMch S 1175 .-t• I fllWllS Vacation by the ocean IRVINE Turtlerc>cit Stir Ofc/Retall. new bldg.1-------- • TRIPLEX •A*> 1BR ~ $990 greet faclllllft. Book~ 38r 21),Ba tux. ~ 200-lOOO l /f Will dlvlde.1-:=:;===--rj'QO E SIDE 18<~14105.cab68 1 BR. t BA on Eaa\Slde All maintenanc.1ncl. Htblull 1BR NON-wt\lle f-IC)a08S remain w/1 SPM. Vu rm. pvt t>e AveileartyAug 173-9201 llncw ""f"!Y 2790 ~:~!;::·:,.~ 352 Qutet. ufe neigh-........ IJdra• SMOKER ONLY Only ReMrvatlons.53&-8311 1'95-+-\.Wtil 725-0933 fllWll vlc:ione. 645-1111 .,Pt. t>ornood 631-29 16 SORRV.-llo PETS: S69S. 640-0~9 BALBOA ISLAND 2Br 1Ba M/F (25+)atw comf0f1at>te 2.6QO 1q f1 at $1.25/sq rt.; 4 'lDl1llm ="'"-c:-:::~,,_.,.-=__,,,-------l&U 1 ..... 11 renny Apt. must be IO Cottage, $750/wHtl. 2 BR Condo w/private ~ f1 frontage. 4<IO E. Super rental wea. Tlvee E'SIOE2BR11ABA.BMuU-yY5old+,gen11emanpref 114-673-4727 BA. pool, Jacuzzi. MC. 17th St .. C.M. &45-3523. 2BR & 1BA. Only tui, apeciou1. quiet. 8ultt-me'lttiBAU 2BR 1BA remodeted. Pvt New 2BR. tBA, n-smttg. 111-952-tCMO g1tn. S4251mo + dep 1 t&-~6-6386 1315 ooo Ina. 8lld garage. $850. lndry & parking DIW. no pet• S750146-25&4 util Inc. MS-0283 alt 6 W. 1· ...._. 831-4088 or &42-9795 ,,__ patio. enci garage NO . CABIN b«ween Lake Ar-MfF 10 Snare 2br 2 b• in LARGE YARD. Approx -_._,_,. PETS 1100 Clay St. L.911&n.JIPT rowhead&LakeGregory. HB Pool ape gated 10,000 sqffl wlhou9e .......... ... E'SIOE 38f 28&. lnOI gat. Spartlling cte1n. large 175-eeol or 642-4470 BR wfl>Mullf\11 bay view! 2BR, alps I, flp, 1~BA. W/D Si50-+-• 'it> utll. detached garage & wge ....,,. end badlyd, lndty, frplc. Garden aptl Beautifu4fy yr1y 87~29 cab68 TV 846-5245 NM2er..,,....,, storage units. C-2 Zone hllup. new Ctpt & paint land1caped ground• *,_ 11•* ···-. jult otl E 17th & Costa RfA9( $1075/mo.~ Pool&epa,petio.ldedll, Frig. cti.ahwasher. atove L,911&~ ~ e..ctl. QUIET NMf 0CC 2BR 1'~. MeH 3 yHr term. ../ Incl No ru d S5 fuml~ house near patlO, •ICloeed Q&r"age S2900/mo •~1 175-6700 • E·s1oe uc:.pttoneRy IQ gareoe °' catport. peta ........--3BR 2BA. 13500/mo yrly bMch saso per w.-Refs a c:tep. S750tmo. No .,,, \U"\VIT'VV"Yf' ru. All I 2br.1ba,gar,newc:rptii 18edfoom $680 1-1111 16-282-7733.173-3259 Privateperty.646-5"4 ..-. 754-1216 ••a--~-.":'.TORS~'\..'°'•'' I A.a .. drapee. N/Pela. S7SO .-28dtm 1''48a $805 * * ..... -.._ ... ,_ ~ 1'50 646-1121 111E 111h St 842-085& FNg, dllhwUhef. atove EAR UDO VILLAGE South Lake Tahoe NEWPORT BEACH Em-2.000 1q f1 CC>f'N"*caall~~~~~~~~ · · ---------Ind No pell 5'5-<4355 Partly lum lludlo apt Vacation Rentals from played t.m .... ttltctlen & building in Cost• Mes&.1 : _.,...,_ 8acM6of $615 S650tmo incl• ulill. Yny 11ttefront homH to laundry prlv. '340+ urn. Renting et 75' sq. fl. 4..,.l mT• 1BR 18A. 1rg S)9tl0, pool, 1 Bedroom 1870 * * ** * 118 111• IHI & MC cabins In the tr .... Call Available now 645-95 t5 Straight ..... w/ophon AllZBR, 10x mnet orou. lrlge. 911t Ind. deen. up-28dtm 1\ABa S79S S I 673-t769· collect 916-542-0557. NEWPORT CREST condo. to buy at 1229.000. Call X.lnt condition & loc:a.11on. 1talr1 No P9fS. 1595/mo, 2250 VMQUWd 540-9126 •••• , J New 2BR 2BA. S 1100mo, Coldwell Bantler Rmmt wlll'lted. Stir beaut for delatla Modet•te bldg. Only S500 eec. 145 E. 1lttl St. Tiii Ill u111 Incl 423 Well-SUMMER RENTALS ~ condo. 1575 ..., ... $399.950. Hav. othef's! •145-5221 * Hunt....,. 2640 • minster. Open Sat-/Sun ... ftLUll" /mo utll Incl. 546-7139 111-na Call PATRICK TENORE Large 3M 28A up8tWaln 1U U50 or 2BR $800. *~K~Hu l -59fn. 213-371"6650 SANDCASTLE CONDO. NEWPORT/Fuhlon Island CC>ver ;~Jo;;:.~ Soldl) .. ,,..... Nf occ. Gweoa. Oownltalra. 3 blOCtll f\KnitMCt Of ry . NEWPORT ISLAND Top floor . nicely Prof F. 25-30. non-.smkr, 1040-C Valencla. ltOO trom oc::iMl'I & HB pier unf\Knllhed Furn 1BR Gd fOI" lingle fUmiahed 2 Bedroom 2 WITY neat to ahete with mo. No pilll8. 545-711S llO-o130 after 591n •Spectacular ocean and l*'O"· No peta. Ref req Bath. pool, ec>a. dee*'. 2 ume. beeutitut 2Br 28a _.. --. M2S Ind ult l50.-.3801 car garage. 2-6 montha. lfg 8'>t S490fmo+'1Wtlf .... -c..n, ig 1 BR. patlO, plush tunNt wt9wS * * * * * Avatl I /I 760-3031 -------- 29' ,.. Gott CourM ~'/!°: ~ ::: *::!'t:' :., s~ 1111(10fM TERRACE CONDO, 62 Outgoing 35+ F to "" Rf,~ ~°':. ~~; ~~L ~ r.:=:. ~ View. Dlcli. QI*". '*'* ..... 1255 •w• 10 Balboa llland end over, 2 Bedroom. outst8ndlng 4BR delUx W 1-•1.. u S -1125/mo '""" •Snort-term l eeaei w/oceanvlew)on FMw8y dining. 2 BAth. tully BaQBaytownnm.Pool ......... *'"· pper mek•Tradetor~ 554 Joann LUX. towntlouN style bl-available of Newport Beach Coun-fun'llltled. page. mtnY apra. tennis. MC sya1em. Newport e.y. l7$.3463 + caetl eo2-112.s77o TSL MGMT 642-1803 ..,,.. 2Br 2•~ea. lam rm •Peta welcOfM try Oub. Gated comm. 2 eJ1traa. pool, epe a. AIC, garage. yerd. morel Hw Hwbof & Adami, 2 w/etrlum, 2 F/Pa, ltlyllle. ........ ,.. ttla rr$~~-u~~t::n ~~b=:.. S~OOO/mo. N/emltr $800+ 650-4553 BA. 1 BA. gwage. wld ~ ~ epa.~ •::i11 ......._...,.~ apa.Nopeta.Nowleaalng (.SJ 1_/ H PROF rem• non-amttr hkup, no pet&. 2MI 8 • "' _,., WW-. by Appt (714)64•-0803 j~O aft , ffal 30+ needs to lhare yOJ.M Hlc:tlory. S735 •S2-7711 S 1550. (213) 81().9513 t1•1n.. ~....L .... .J..~ • pUlce CMIHB. 136-5241 ~1 llCfOU ~ ....... NEAR BCH 1209 Florid• U099' Duple•. owner'• ••J .,.~ •'•""", or 972-2020 eJCt. 1335 SftQI M 2M. trpc, oer 1.rg 28t 18a. lrt Unit In trl-Plllllfllf ~ 4:~· AO:...,..'! 6''" ~ujJ. Ptol male I tcr ..,.,.d No '*8 1195/mo. 1165 l*Jl, ya , w/d hk uP. patio Niil Aug s 1eoo mo 113-m'{ 1"-' .,.,., Shr 2BR n f.rA ;;;;c,; IMMA¥e•1 720-9'22 l770frno.(213)5i4-t046 Jie17Lc-t""9 .. ta house In Newport VERSAILLE-Large 18r .,. ..... WU: 81 WI IRl lnlN 2644 l11t)lll l•I penttiouM In qutet ~ WEEKLY - 501"'° 722 - 4 ......... "" w/fon'IW *-200 Promontory Or W•t cation. Avd I/ 1. No pet•. BalbOa Ill 28A Se50 .,.., D/W, oeik ~ ..... * (Pec:iflc Cout Highway ~ ,.qd. No f .. h50 P9nln. 3BA Duptex St,000 C:O..rdll ~ loct Lftdry tee & 11-and Jamboree Rolcl) fm0 IN. &M-7211 Agt. Ocnfront 3BR Ml $2.000 R.I. Slee/lent . pool, lftcll adtt Ho peta -•~ AEGIS MANAGEMENT Ocntront 4BR Me 13.000 ===::-;::::::;::1 .. ewt11a1-12M . 2 & 38N2'48A twnhnlS. COMPANY w~~· ~~~ ................ luslncss/Offlce Rent V*'"9d oelllngl. frplca. We manage to be the beat. S 1.250/mo. Avail Mid· l1•n 111· 1• 2769 mlct08. AfC, wfd htlupa. ** * * * July. Bt<r 642-38.50 z p p ~WJ!f:i sun-ro 8Q1 YEARll. 2 80MM. BA, Ro•••a•u WantM ~!'!'!£,,~ tOOft\ From s, 195/mo Lrg 2BR. redecorated OVPl.EX oar-ge, taundry. 27 24 Hewpot'1 Beectl C8I M 133-7540 5 o O 1 RI v er A ve frptcf. 1 tltOck from bMc:h 'A ml 10 bc:h snr 3&R Full ~ bUlldlng Buy ~:~;: ~~=:28A w:::·=:... ~,,:~-~~&rec:s:.~. ~=r duptea. Gar. f p. no pet• ClllllMed U.. ~!NY be 131-210 Keec> trying! .._ t• I -1111-..... 1-1-, tL -n1. .. h c•~ .. ;f'--' S 1 4 O O y r I y ,_....,,_. ...... OllCOf •CM BLUFFS• 1i1f1'f WESTCUFF DRIVE "'-D -.> ... tCU 14$-1182/131-7200 ~ w. "' bet\ Sn.re ._,Sch Agt 541-5032 nu 28A 21.i&A wt Pf°' -----· -----m/21. Pool. ..,_, wfd ~ IU-111. HS 5m o Ca II T Ot e P«tect tor email bu11n81e wft63-7tn f\fl50-U31 Patlllng, MO-MO • l8C COM. MOO/mo. Utt-pd Call SCOTTI 546-279' Non-tmkr female to lf'Ytne<>mcetOtfWb-LHH =~~I~-~ ~oc:'.'l~e. ~ ~Condo. N fJ ,.,,_ flOOf. l1150 'J utll 10 tJw w/p(ot tem118 ~ pttllng 7M-OM4 ~.~wfd MOO -... -.-llUl Mell lfrWned f40-.M55 tlO to •toO tl1 OI mol'e In : u' 111 Sn e rwtne ••woitment • Some .... "°'"' holt- -_.....,. -·-..,. --11"""' ...... L... II......,., UM of _ .. ~.. .,.._ DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS A READER SERVICE OF-THIS NEWSPAPER CAPTAIN'S DESK Now you un lild 1 n1uhc:al touch 10 your hOmt °"°' wlltn you bu•ld this 11ri1ung 1ep11e1 ol a captains dt5k Tiit sltnted wt111no top hits ut> lo rtVtal 1 spacious SIOftO• and work 1rea Tiit dt$11 11 built lro"' tull·••zt 111ceable p1U11na SltP•by·step 1n ttruchons ptiotos, hn.Slllfl9 d11e<11ons end 1 com- plttt NllllalS hll , ... Ill Ille QUtU•Orll out OI CJ .. hno '"'s oroiect --------------SeM cflecll to a At2 ~Plllft s Desk •• SA 50 OCO' hlM Olill 0 t t2 page u11109 S316 '· o lo• zm 1P+c.t11ting 100 p1o;ects1 VM ._.,CA 9'408 ..._o,.. ~ 11¥-MA,_. OMHTlOOffloe ..,OOM '400/mo. + ~ __. e.ieltlfil .. , NO IQ/ft .... ...... • 1200 eq/ft, ~ Hili MiOii. "'r..--= ~r°" ·~~~ N•m• --------------=..:' :r,o.: = --. a.I 171M144. Aoctrttl -------~!=-!:~~-----" ... ,.._, H WA City " .....,. ""' C*\ ~ OPtCU ecw, Pl""lnG ------------- ..,.. •.•• ,..IN* tm ._,'It ao A'*" 5'Mt 110------.._ ........ ,.._ ............. .. .......... --Llllc.... Priol ................. ~ -.., .• n-.am .. COSTA MESA Mi• ••RT SIJl,IM This Mesa Verde home features new appliances and countertops in the kitchen, remodeled bath- rooms with new fixtures, new carpet and linoleum and lots of beautiful wallpaper. It has sprinkler's front and rear. a new garage door with opener and concrete driveway. Call for details. 646-7171 NP3 ....... APPU&.91 1111.- You should see this charming Mesa Verde home. It features 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, family room, and two fireplaces. The master suite has a sauna and private patio. There's also a jacuzzll Call for more information. 646-7171 NP4 • INll -• STYU SUl,NO They'd be the color of the plush new carpet In this lovely-Mesa Verde family home. It's located on a large corner lot with room for a pool, It has. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. and new tne counter tops rn the kitchen. CaJI for details. 646-7171 NP5 _., IL&. lff8IS ...... This Westside started home wants a new owner as aoon as poasible. This is an extremely weU- maintained home on a huge lot. It has AV parking, new atucco and driveway, and newly remodeled bathroom. CaJI for more Information. · ~7171 NP6 unw•1• sa12.- custom pool home features 3 bedrooms. 21h baths. new carpet and a remodeled kitchen. lots of apecial hems such as cedar lined closets and a changing room for the pool area. OWNER MAY CARAY. Call for details 646-7171 NP7 COSTA MESA •••unw 1111.-This 3 bedroom, 2 bath custom home haa just been reduced for quick sale. Three bedrooms, two baths, lots of ceramic tile, wet bar, Intercom system. and beamed ceilings are just a few of the feature.s. Call for details. 646-7171 NP 11 •' HiiMM llft 11aa.- Cape Cod style luxury condo features 2 bedrooms and two baths. It has a wood-burning fireplace, a large private deck, and upgraded kitchen. Dooble garage. Call for more Infor- mation 646-7171 NP12 111.lmP•UllUI. IHl,111 Bring your A. V. Best priced home in Costa Mesa. 3 bedroom, 2 bat. A block from Grammer school and a healthy walk to Harbor shopping. Call 546-2313 HP2 DllllM • •1111 SI...,_ Recently remodeled. Near park. Tiled and mir- rored entry. living room with fireplace, gourmet kitchen with all new appliances. Plu~h pile carpet~ ing, one 1n a million. Won't last. Call 5-46-2313 HP3 ----UU,111 College Park special. 3 bedroom plus den that could be converted to a fourth bedroom. Gourmet kitchen has a butlt-in BBQ. Covered patio and room for AV parking. Call 5-46-2313 HP-4 ,...,,.. n-. 4 bedroom. 2 Dath home in good area. Needs help. Great for the handyperaon. Palm and work will make for a quick turnover and make $$$$$. CaJI for details. Call S..6-2313 HP5 ...... ... .• 3 bedroom, 2 bath home In Meea Verde North. Stained glass windows and front door acceo- tuate this lovety home. Conventeint to everything. CaJI 54-2313 HP6 NEWPORT BEACH IUlnfll. •11111 11,111.- Mere words can't describe this gorgeous home located In a gated community. Five bedrooms. 4'h baths, formal dining, family room, pool, spa, and a kitchen that will dellght the pickiest cook are just S<>me of the amenities. Call for an appointment to see. 646-7171 NP14 .... Tl llU 121..- Spaclous Brookview townhome with 3 bedrooms. 2'h baths. and two fireplaces. Extra bonus rpom off the garage. Gated community for safety and privacy. Call for details. 646-7171 NP15 111n•1 mu ....- This four bedroom 21h bath home with poot and spa has an added feature: mother-In-law-quar- ters! There's aJso a California room with a view of the golf course. Lots of storage space too. Call for more information. 646-7171 NP16 ._ ... .., On BaJboa Island, multi level. Custom stained cut glass In au rooms, gourmet kitchen. Two hand- crafted f1replacei. Fully equipped, setf contained guest quartc~!. v~ nrivAt" r. .. 11 ~-2313 HP1~ OTHER AREAS 2•1•L11 One 3 bedroom and H''• baths plus separate quarters with one big bedroom and a o/. bath and a gourmet kitchen. Both units In tip top condition. The huge lot wttl accommodate parking for RV, t>oat, etc. Excellent buy. Won't last. Call 546-2313 HP11 um•• tM.UY 1U11Y .,.,... Nestled In ttMt hM(t ~ Laguna Hills with a view of TOWERtNG MOUNTAlNS. Lush tropical setting with sparkling rock pool and spa. Much much more. Cd 5-46-2313 HP12