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Home My WebLink About1984-09-22 - Orange Coast PilotI - . f Estancla28 Newpyrt Barbor 24 Buntta.-n Beach 24 L•1una Beach 7 D411a Hille 6 · Saa Clemente 28 Banninll 10 Edleon9 Jrcountaln Valley 24 Mleelon Viejo 19 Mater Del SO Santa Ana 16 Fqothi1126 Marlna7 Servlte 16 Westminster 16 San Marcos 19 Woodbridge 0 11111111111111111 llNI ' t. f I !Iii l A I ',( ~· l f M!H H .'.' 1'11', l OR AN G E ( OU N T Y C A LIFOR N I A 2:. C£~,· Cout Mesa water customers who don't pay their bills on tlmewtll flnd penalty fees have doubled on Jan. 1./A2 Callfomla Nobel Laureate Linus Pauling decries the nu- ' clear arms race In a Pasadena speech./ A3 _.Nation The GAO faults budget cuts and bureaucratic _ snafus for failed security at U.S. erobassles world- wide./ A3 Guerrillas In Bogota seize 50 hostf!ges and shoot It out with ponce before surrend•rlng./ A3 Offlciala In the Reagan admlnlatratlon say they took •.v.ryatep possible' to k~ Americans safe In Betrµt./ A3 . ·*!.·~·.--·.Ji..~·., ... ~), ••••• ,, ••••• ••• ·····~··· ............. • .. · ~··rr.v.-. • 'l!i/9'• ... 'A• ••• •'• ... ,,,, •• ••.• Religion Not since 1960 has r._ llglon played as Import- ant a part In presldentlal polltlca as In the 1984 · campaign./ A5 More than 700 Catholic fund-raisers are ex- pected for a national con- ference at the Disneyland Hotel next week./ AS :'!!):(:::::::~::~~:::~:·X·~:::~:.:~:~~:-:·~:·:·~!·!-t·) Sporta The Angela keep pace with Kansas City and Minnesota by edging Texas 5-4 at Anaheim Stadlum./81 UClrvlne's water polo team, ranked No. 1 In the county, Is nipped by No. 2-ranked Pepperdlne In overtlme./82 .. Both Golden West Cot- lege and Orange Coast Collf)Oe face dlfftcult tests tontght In community col- lege football action.JM INDEX Bridge Celttomta Newt Ct111m.d Coink:a Ctoelword Horoecope NMtonel N9wl ~NOtleel .... ht•tt ~·awon S.wtcilMn A10 A3 85-7 =.a,, n.t.1 TrMa W.tt• WOttdNIWt A10 87 B8 AS A9 C1·24 A& A4 81--' A8 AM A7 A2 A3 . ..., ......... ~ ............... Saddleback Collete for murdered naramc ~tor Dona May l>&W90n. Coll _ge teach~r's slaying" term d-'doubletr~gedy,' BJ STEVE MARBLE Of .. Dlll)' ........ For a quiet .momeo1 in 1 college theater in Mission Viejo, friends and collcqucs tried to for&et that Oona May Dawson had ~n shot to death. "She dedicated her life to preserv- ing life. She was a healer,.. said Constance Carroll. president of Saddleback Collece -where Mrs. DaW50n had taught nursina for nearly a decade. "We wi ll never· be the same," Carroll said. Five days after th~ instructor's death, nearly 300 friends, collea~ and admirtrs gathered Friday mom· in& at the campdrto pay tribute to a "oman they described as a risk-laker, an independent thinker and an ad· vocatc of living. "She loved kids, students and nursing." said Dixie Bullock. an assistant dean at the collqe ... Sh~ liked healthy araumenu, stung. swap meets and clothei. "She was beautiful. vibrant. witty and full oflaQ&htcr," Bu11odt added. · The 4'6-ycar-old woman's death; coming just days into the fall semC1tcr. numbed students, teachers and administrators. The identity of the man su.spcctcd of killing the popular teacher only (Pleue Me SLAIN/ A2) ' Samaritans help co~ral .cash Strangers pitch in to retrieve cash ..,....... __ in& $364.SO in chccb, small bills and chance at California Savings and Loan, 2700 Harbor Blvd. The money, used to 41Upport club activities, was raised throu&h 1 monthly orchid al,\ction and membership dues. The dt'po~it was enclosed in a f'ninila envelope. "As I was Lepping o·ot of the car. (Pleue eee STRANGERS/ A2) tossed by winds By PHU. SNEIDERMAN Of ... Dlll)' ........ Lone bJindit rotiS B of A ·Tina Quadres of Costa Mesa ex--Newport 8Mct'I poHce are pectcd the wont ideofhuman nature eeerchlng for a lone t>Mdlt who to surface Frida) afternoon when. robbed • loclll a.nk of Am«iea outside a local savings and loa n. ~e brMCh of an undet«mlned saw the wind ~tter more than $300 amount of calh Frtdey aft«nOOn. bclonJing !O thd Ncwpon Harbor The hokluP oocurrtld at 2 p.m. Orchid SOc1et)'. t t....., ..,_..,, W_._.... .. .___ t Instead, three transe"' helped ~r • , .. 1191 "' • -''"'"' "'•""'' • retncve evtty last cent. · . 1018 lfvlne Ave. ' Her husband, ~mcst P(adcnhllucr, POiee Mid tht man 8'>- is treasurer or die orchid club. and proeched. t ..... lnd hllnded Mr Quadres was hel~nt him by dcpoait· I note d~ aH of her . State clears board In HB conflict Case money. The teffer complied and. the man.fled on loot. pollcie Mid. h wu not known whettw tM man wu enned. The {9bber WU delcflbed U I C&uculan, ~ 25 to 30, I Mt tan. weighing 200 pounds. Wltti blont1 heir'. He WU wMnng a ahort .. llM\te, .blue-and-whit• ·~ fNrt Ind had a bum or ia acer on the back of hla left hand. I '·· Events center atUCinamed for Donald Bren Irvine Co. official donated 1 million toward the facility BJ Pun. SNEIDEl\MAN Of ... ..., ....... The lonf•waited UC Irvine e\·ents center wil be named \n honor of the lrv1ne Co:s Donald L Bren, bo 'COntribatcdS1 miUionfortllefacility. Bren, S2, of NC'WP()rt Bcaeb, u board chairman a.ad principal O'lr"l\Cf of the lrvinc Co .. Oraqgc County's giant landowner ~nd development firm. At its mcetins Fnday 1n San Francisco, the UC Board of Rqonts a~ved naming·the ·DtanMd S.000. ~:uty the 1 Donilfd Bren E'rcnu DoDald L. 8reD .. ThC new events center, ~cdulcd Anteater basketball team. for comp*tion b) Det. 19 6. will Campus spans officials say bousccoUeaeathleticevcnts.conccrts Cnwford H 1 is inadequate and b ail<l spcakinacnpaemtnts. hurt the unlvcn.ity .. s rcauitiaa ef. Breo'i million-<iollar donauon foru. The litnitcd seatina has alto from personal fund announttd _... r--1--. • • during t.h9 Summer °'<>Joo pies. fol-prevent'""' many ums uum vicwma Ssoo haJI An teat.er games ... , lowed an earlier • c CD&'C UCI officials noted that Bren and grant from the Irvine Co. · h' ha 1 rted tbc The G"enfer is expected to cost S 13 5 ~;:S~nf cad;~c50 ::r research million. Student fees and a uni..,ef'Sity ~ throuah contributions 10 . contribution will c:ovcr $9. 7 million. the Dalliel O. Aldrich Jr. Endo..ed Tbc remaining $3.8 million is bcina Chair, the Btckman 1..Juer lnstUute ri.ised through community dona-and Medical Oinic •. and the dC'Vdop- tions. ~ ment ofan executive maslef~s • .. Last _month. ': ?kesman for Bren nt in the Graduate of said h11 SI IJ!tll.100 dof!8t~ ~. ~tnenL .-- prompttd by h~ tllt~rat an bring1111 In a mtcm~nt rdcastd Friday try tosc~ the unav~ty and ~e sur· UCI. Chancellor Jack W. Peltuou rbUDdq comf!luntt). Bren 1s also ·said. .. DOnald ~is at IX forefront known u an avid~· of today's parit of cooperation and . On campu; the new events center understanding bctwccn the univcr-· tScq"Crl) av.'lttedasa replaam~t f<?r Slty and the Oranae County com-1,600-seat Crawford Hall ""h.ich 1s -. now home court for UCl's popular (Pla.e eee Clt1'T&R/A2) A:l'Uat'• conceptl.o 01ie man's Story: Molested.f"JY uncle \ . Water fee hikes approved EDRA An pprop tc ew \' r's resol· ution for50me custome an the 1e Con Lid ted W ter Dt • tn t ma) be lo ~Y. their w ter ball on ume. ~nnmg Jan. l, l 985. the dastm t will ancrca c penalty fee for such thil'\gS a re tonng rvt~ to cus- tomers"' ho've had their" atcr tu1 ncd off for non·l)3)ment. The change wai. opprovcd by district tru:.tecs la t week. Accordina to distnct • otncials, chargl'$ for restoring water service will be raised from $15 to $30. while the penalty for returned checks will jump from $6toS10. Additionally, a new char&e of $5 wlll be levied for customers rcceivina a third notice on their bills. The notice. which 1 cons1dc:rcd a final warning, is placed t>y dastnct ~orkcrs on the. front doors of dehnquent customers. The dastnc\.board of directors also approved a S20 increaseln the turn- on rec for new residential customers,. raisin$ the charse from S l S to $35 .• While 1ncreas1ng penah9 fees. trustees shortened the time allotted for pa> ing water bills, from 35 days to 25 days. .. l 1 U1C1 offic1 I ad, an a recent ne rel , that the ch m to keep up wtth exptn . Tb in an penall} f1 comes on th heels oh rnte anl~re.ist th twill pu h the vt c m1dent1al ball from S24. S every t\l.O months tO $ '3 72. bcainnin~ ne 1 month. Board member la t \l.~Cli.: l\o approH~d -in concept - a plan in which the distnct would borrow S9.6 m1lhon to finance the construction of two water wells, a bydrogenerato1 and some pipelines. Karl Kemp, district general man· ager, said the money would al$0 be used to refinance the $1 . 7 million left on a S3.8·million loan taken b¥. the district three yean aio to build a \\lter well. . The latest loan ~ould be derived through the issuance of low.interest. tax-free promissory notes. The dis- trict would sell the note' a'nd repay them over a five-year period u 101 revenue from water sales. said Kemp. . Board members are \\'a.iting for a last report on interest rates l>Cfore givtng final approval to the notes, .which should be issued late this month or earl} next month. said Kemp. He said the new wells art needed to tap local aquifers, which provide ,, . Accident victiDl dies -~ A 13·)ear-old Irvine girl \\ho was injured 1na :rhul"Mia}' traffic a~idcnt died Friday at W~tern Medical Center in Santa Ana. An Orange Count> Coroner" pokesman said the wl. Alisa Jones, was pronounced dead at 12:20 p.m. Police said Jones was riding her bicycle apinst the flow of traffic on Irvine Center Drive near Cuher Onve wtic n a car nvenDy.Damcf Hcmandez, 25, ofSinta Ana, struck the icon-acer in the tntersection. Police said Hernandez was not cited. Witnes~ told police the driver had the grten light \\hen the bicyclist entered the intersection. - Dump truck gets d~ped Tow truck dri•er Kelly Wood cllmba out of the cab of a dump truck lyt.nc on its aide In the lntenection of· Campua and Turtle Rock drl•ea ln Irrine Friday afternoon. STRANGERS LEND A HAND ••• From Al . the clasp broke, and the breeze ca med the checks and balls away under vans and cars and into the shrubbery," she said. Quadrcs said she was afraid greedy passersby might grab the wayward cash and run. Instead, she said, one young man who had just pulled up began helping her collect the scattered money. Another man walking his dog as he prepared to use the outdoor auto- matic teller also patched 1n Quadres herself was bent o'er. trying to get balls that had blown underneath parked vehicles. ··A • tall young woman with long nails and a cigarette kept handing me crumpled bills." she recalled. "I never got a chance to look up at her face to thank her .. When most of the money seemed to be retncved. Quadre'i burned ms1de to count it The man with the dog told her he'd wait outside to continue the search af all $364.50 wasn't m hand. Inside the savings and loan, Quad· res began counting. ''Along with the dirt and the dead leaves, I bad $364.50." she said. ''Der you believe that?'' Quadres said her one regret was that she never bad a chance 10 properly thank the three strangers. "They didn't stop until we had every penny," she said. "I think that's great, especially at that time on a Friday. I really don't know how to thank them." CENTER NAMED ••• From Al munity. He has devoted both per- sonal energy and private resources to the strengthening of the mutually supportive ues between town and gown. "The events center will be but one physical expression of his commit- ment to furthenn_g and expanding the university's mission." f UCI officials said Peltason re- quested the events center be named for Bren following a unanammous recommendation by · the Campus Events Center Boa1d. a 12-member committee of students, faculty and administrative officers that ts over- seeing the center's developmcnJ .. Of the $3.8 m1lhon that must be raised from the community to build the center, $2.1 million has already been donated. Campus officials hope to conclude the fund drive m time for a ground-breaking m early 1985. BOARD CLE·ARED BY ST ATE ••• From Al ~ 1 election tn January that will cost about $150,000. Cloudy and coolor for weekend Coutal Extended Temperatures -· CONTINUED STORIES ----- -- ?4 eo eo •1 . ·~ 70 ... " " 12 SI ~ ... LAltltlOC!I ....... 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I 00 IA 6t 1:31pm 11 • •2 p,m II leQondlllgh 8lln •• IOCleY • I IO p m • ,... Sundlt 11 I 42 a Ill end -eoMI ll • 49 p"' Moon Ml• today It 5 49 p "'. n.. SuMeyll 4 17 Im Ind Mta eo-II 6.20plll DIMC110N IW IW IW 8W SLAIN TEACHER MOURNED ••• From Al J heightened thei~ shock. • The officer said Dawson was bold-. Donald Erntl Dawson: cnm1· ing a plastic dnnlcing cup in one hand nologist, former policeman. Saddle· as he stood a short distance from his back College administrator and ex· ex·wife's body. Although one deputy husband of Dona May Dawson -said he felt a weak pulse in the. and now an accused murderer. woman's neck, Mrs. Dawson did not "It's a double tragedy. They were respond when the officer asked her to both good people. Highly reaarded," name her assailant. said one woman; dressed in a nurse's "Come on, Dona. You'll be OK," a uniform, after the memorial. neighbor said. Dawson, a 45-year-old resident of But ~ramedics were unable to Irvine, allegedly shot his former wife revive Mrs. Dawson and she died a six times after breaking mto her El short time later at Mission Com- Toro home early last Sunday. Orange munity Hospital in Mission VieJO. County Sheriffs deputies listed the Two neighbors told police they saw probable motive as "jealousy." Dawson standing over his ex-wife as "h's all a bad dream. It's 'ot to be. she sprawled on the sidewalk. Both It'll be over when I wake up,' Dawson said Dawson fired several shots into reportedly told a dcput} as he was the woman's back and then "calmly" being booked int~.Orange County Jail walked away." two houri after his arrest. One of the neighbors, a woman. Dawson. who had taught crimi· told police she heard two "pops" that nology at Saddle back College since sounded like a car backfiring. She said 1976,divorced his wife an !982afiera she step~ outside seconds later and breakup SC\.eral years earlier. saw Dawson firi~ a gun into the Accordinf to police reports and woman's back. !'9>0rtS stated. The coun records, Dawson ~cot to the El ~ second witness cwmcd he 1"as driv- Toro h~usc bc~orc. 9 a.m .. on Sunday ing slowly down the street when he and waited unul his ex-wtfe returned glanced over and saw Dawson firing home from her boyfrie~d's house. the gun. where she had spent the night. . When one of the first deputies on He apparent!)' let ha~self in with a the scene asked another where the key she kept hidden .in a backyard weapon was, Dawson reportedly plant~r. then walked mt4 the house answered the question: "My auns arc carrymg a paper bag. The contents of in the house. There's a .45(-caliber) the bag m~l1;1ded two guns, two boxes and a .38(-caliber)." of ammunition, a ~t of handcuffs and An investigator, who said he went some ro~. accordmg to the d1stnct into the house after learning Mrs. attorney .s office. Dawson had a 17·ycar-old daughter, He waited. said he found one gun on a kitchen DawS<?n . fired four shots at the co nter ~d a second on the floor of woman ms1de the home and ~veral an uupstairs bedroom. mo~ after she stumbled outside to The officer noted in his report that the sidewalk where she collapsed, the be observed four bullet holes an the reports state. d I d' fi h h "I shot her I couldn't help at." he ~r ea mg rom t c garage to t e allegedly said when the first deputy kitchen. on the scene asked what had hap-Mrs. Dawson's boyfriend, Robert pcned. Balcer. said he telephoned the • woman's house but that Dawson answered. "I JUSt k1Ued Dona," Baker re· membered Dawson telling him. He said he dtalcd 911 to report the incident. Baker, who waited at-the hospital while Mrs. Dawson was in emergency surgery, told police the woman had spent the night at his house and bad asked him to call her later that mom ins, A deputy who was asked to finicr· print and book Dawson said Dawson talked to him abou_t what happened. "Everything is a blank. Real funy. I can't remember or don't want to remember anythina about this mom· 1ng." he rccaUed Dawson telling him. "I know 1t doesn't look good. l don't think I'm· capable of such violence:' the college administrator 1s quoted as saying. "My ex-wife and Iweretryingtoget back together. But I don't.know if she wanted to." Ron Brower. the attorney rep- resenting Dawson, said his client was intoxicated at the time of the alleged shooting. He said a test revealed Dawson's blood-alcohol content to be 0.10 -the level used as the legal dctcmunation for a drunken driver. Brower speculated that Dawson's blood-alcohol level ,was probably tr'uch hiaher at the time of the mcident because there was a two-or three-hour delay in administerina the test. One of the shentrs deputies who took Dawson throu&h the lengthy bookingprocess at Orange County Jail noted that he bad known Dawson for aboµt two years and had· ~en several classes from him. - The deputy said dunng booking, Dawson confided: 0 •• .1 know the law and thts is the big one." Just Call 642-6086 What do yoa like about the Dally Pilot? What don't yoa like? Call Jlle number at left ud yoar message will be recorded, transcribed and delivered · to the appropriate edltor. The same 24-bour answering service may be used to record letters to tbe editor on any topic. Con1rlbator1 to oar Letters column must LDclade their name and telephone number for verification. No elrculatlon calls, please. Tell as what's oa your mlnd. · Marcus, who absta1nl·d in thl' votmg, promoted. innucnccd or attempted to mnucnce the tru'ltl'C \. lhl' '>tat(' review said promoted to the position of coordi- nator of alternative education this summer after an evaluation of her duties. Mrs. Marcus said she had been writing grants for special caducation programs and supervising 27 em· ployecs while getting the same pay as her subordinates. "We're going to make it. We're ,;:::.========================================== going to get enough signatures." she School offiual<. '><lid the rcla· t1on'>h1p of the l\.1arc U'>l''> was noted m amended minutes It v.a~ commor1 knowledge of hoard ml·mbcrs that the Marcuse"> Wl'rl' man <1nd wife. of- fic 1als !Mild Marcus '>31d r nda\ he C\pected the (a \'Orab le find 1 ng. He al·cu~d rl·rnll proponents" of usmg his wate·~ promotion as a "smokescreen" in an effort to recall him and board mem~rs Steve milh and Brian Lake for supportani this month's resignation under pressure of popular Manna High School Principal Paul G. Berger. Marcus alr,o predicted the favorable :inding ma) hamper the recall movement. "Voters don't want · to be hood· winlf.ed and now they'll knuwthis was a sMrri." he declared Marcus ' \l.tfc. Shcaln. was O•lly Pilot Dell very 11 Gu•rantffd The issue surfaced at about the same time that trustees were approv· ing the early retirement of Beraer and was incorporated into the recall movement with the backers accusmg the three trustees of acttng improper· 1). • • Recall proponents took the issue to the attorney general's office and to the Orange County Grand Jury. which hasn't announced ats findings Mary Campbell. a co-president of the reC11ll movement. said Fnday she hasn't received the report and declin- ed comment. She said the recall drive is continu- ing 'and we're right where we ex- pected tp, be with about 2,000 signa- tures... The group needs 14.140 signatures of voters to force an ORANGE COA l Daily Pilat H. L Schwartz Ill Pubhshe· RoHmary Churchman Conrroller Stephen F. Carazo Donald L. WUll1m1 Production • Clrculat on · Manager Manag r said today. Another recall leader. Susie New· man, said the attorney general's report is vague and serves as a general outline of the controversy. She said there arc more specifics to the case that deserve to be scrut101zed morr closely by the grand Jury. Newman asserts that· the fin~ trustees acted 1mpromperly by not informing members of the public upon taking action that Ron and Sheila Marcus were man and wife. And althou&h trustees Sherry Baum and Linda Moulton voted for the promotion and pay aocreasc, they weren't named in the recall sun; Marcus, however. who abstained in the voting. 1s a recall target. · Newm n said Baum and Moulten weren't dcs~anated laJiets "because they showed re ponsivcnc s to our input" c1rcu11Uon 714/142-4333 Cl1S1lfled advertltlng 114/142-5871 All other department• M2...t321 MAIN OFFICE Wti VOL. 71, NO. 211 27TH ANNUAL SALE -OCT. I-OCT. 29 I > Our sale this year features .some of the, oldest and most · respected carpet manufacturers. . . There a1'e many new exciting styles and textures on the market ,and we're c rtain you'll want to take advantage of . the savings.· · Featured, also. are selected window coverings, vinyl floors and hardwood floors. ..,: --rFREE ESTIMATES- . Don't forget to check our ware- house for 1uper close-out1 and apeclally priced roH .end1. This la the only time of year our fow 1tock prlce1 are reduced even further. 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Barbara Lee, 33; s convicted Thursdar. after her four children, aies 6 throu~ J 0, recounted h ·she rqularl) orde~ them to shoplift and to he when they were caualJt. TJJe Rev. Peale glring up pal, t NEW YORK -The Rev. Nonnan Vincent Pea is givini up the New York church pulpit from which he bas preached the pQ r of posttive thinldna · for 53 years, his office said Friday. Peale, 86, will oontin as senior minister for the four Collegiate Churclles in the New York area b ·u no lo~er give his weekly sermons, which regularly packed the Fifth Ave church with as many as 3,000 worshippcn, said his secretary. Doris i~. Ube decision is effective Oct: I. R•pl•t'• resentenced after ou KALAMAZOO, Mich. -Upjohn Co. heir Roger Gauntlett, oriainilly sentenced to chemical castration and five years' prOba n for rapi114 h11 teen- qe stepdaughter, was rcscnten<:ed Friday to five to yean in p"5<)n after public outcry that the first penalty was too lenient. V ting lngtlam County Circuit Coun Judie Jack JN. Warren passed scnten before a courtroom packed with spectators and·reporters. UA 1V Jlead hail• tentlltfve ~..,....,,oatnac~.- . WASHINGTON -nited Mine Workers t Richard lhamka hailed a tentative coal contract settlement f'.riday u · · na .. not a sinale conc:cuion" and moved immediately to mobilize s n for the J)ael.1ri keeping with a strict news blackout 1mPoted on uni officials by Truii\ka dunng the contract negotiations. the (JMW withb infonnation on !the contenu of the aircement reached in the ptedawn ho Friday. But a union souroe said the proposed contract, which would wt .W nths, wowd proviae miners with a net. modest 10.2 percent pay raise over life of the pact -or an additional Sl.4'° an hour. CALIF ORN I~ Nobel lrlaaer decrle. nuclear PASADENA -More powerful weapom won't endanger the world because t.he next global warWOWd-IUIC:d or psychol<>&ical error, says Nobel laureate Linus supporters of the nuclear arms freeze paid $25 each year-old Paulina. Pauling, who was a Caltc(h pro years and who retired two decades aao. criticized the in the nuclear arms race ... We led (the way)." he said.·· thinas? Beca~ the government lies to us." ~year-old girl 1eta new hart . .. STANFORD-A Sacramento girl, at 9 years old receive a new heart.at Stanford University Medical Friday in critical but stable condition, doctors said. suffered from cardiomyopathy, a deterioration of the bca the 3'h·hour transplant on Thursday. Lisa was the 31 patient at Stanford. ounacst patient to ter, was listid on Wittnebel, who uscle, undetWent heart transplant Front-row seat Real4enta acroee the street fl"Olll a~ota a flr'ilt-buid Ylew of a etaadoff wtweea Bogota rebel surrender af siege at schoo . BOGOTA C.O om (AP)-Le • btid:b 1ng1 so tbcrDBoel but WSJll ~llas folJ.Pt a gun btnlc lO of the rcbeb cscapeel out a b9t'k with pQIJ and O\cn held so people door before 111 oftncomcm ... w -·-.. .........-- ho~ al a Boso\i 1ehool Friday place. aocotd1_~ to pobot.. before ttn oftbc rebels~ and Five etrilJll. our m n and a five otbc:rs rrcndcrdl, Pohce re-om nt -.:ld the fl r teVCn poned. hours OC10f'C 1JCndenna, p()lace 1heY td C 'uetnlla was ~I icd reeoned They did DOt ickntJf)' '\he and ' two policien\cn were lli&htl)' pnsonel"5 or the '1am rebel \\'OUJ\dcd n the brief pnf¢.1 bCfor · V O)'C$. 1muilly among the cap. the rebel ed mto the ~ schOc•I • ''' freed to rday 1the ttht1" bu ldina and a seven-hour i ( d nand thlt they 1be alloVilld to meet bc&an. 1 ~ilh mcmbersofa pmidcnual peace SJudcnu told The Assoaatcd ~res comma on that cattitr this ~ thataboutlO ucrrilla am~ed 1thc anangcd ccase-:frres betv.un four· school at bout noon. They : 1d \he leftm emlla µps and 'crn- rcbels, inned with submachine guns mmt u-oops. and pistols, shouted leftist 11ogans The pnocip;d rt'f>9rtcd lhe 1ucr- and talked with students and teachc riJ d lhc,y \\ere members of the outside the building dUJll18 the lunch Ricardo Franro Bn e of fhe Col- recess. omb'ian Re\ olutionar) r:med About fi\'C of lhe rebel had left Forocs. Sov:1ct-lme goup nd the "'hen doz.ens of p0hce peel up m c.ars largest in Colombia. and lqan firin& into lhe aar, the The Revolutionary Armed Forccs tudcnts id. adding that )OUn&Slm '11 s one of the msurgent groups 1bat ran ICr'Cammg ia alt directJons. some • ed lhc truce, lbutt}\c Rit:ardo ck into the school. Franco Brigade..; named foh j;UCmUa The remamina gucmltas fired at commander killed ~ soldiers two the Police and retmited into the )'CafS _ago, rejected tt and ~owed '9- buildi11g. Which is attended by about tccp tigbting. lbe bripde is bcbcvta 1,100 )Ouths ap 12 to 18. Once to:haveonl) a few dozen members mside. the rebels sent the tudentsout Colombia's kfust aueqillas han bUt )acid about SO teachers and other frequently invaded schools, moVJe school cmoloy~ hostage, said pnn. theaters nd other public places 10 apaJ Jose Vatoyes. distnbute progpaganda leafleu and More police anived and some 300 Jive pccchcs, flecina before pdlicic office.rs surrounded the lWCHl<>cy amve. GAO faults U S. security worldwide Claims budget cuts bureaucraJb snafus over proposed secunt>' impro\e.-d~ because or "Sin& a policeman abu Illa weapon aboYe -1 • ments and trouble obUimna forad limited fuodiog. lhccloangofse\'mll have delayed work at 125 embassies abroad entrydoonandmattcr-resisantv.in-Po$U and reocvaluauon of the loat- Marine contig,gent at Beirut airport. WASHING TON (AP) -Bureau- cratic snafus and budget cuts have delayed pl.ans to uJ>lrlde security at U.S. cm&assies abroad, leavina wort completed at only 10 of an ori&inal 125 sites targeted for improvement five yean aio congressional in· vcstiptors said Friday. The GAO kport blamed bureau- cratic and con truction problems for • delaying security improvements at U.S. embassies considered to be in hia.h-risk areas around the world. ,State Department officials "told us that the fraamentauon of responsibililiC$ within the depart· ment complicates the administration of the (Security Enhancement Pro- ~) and contnbutes to delays in implementing the program," said t.bt GAO investipton. The new repon bl'. Congress' Gen- eral Accounting Office was released one day after a truck bomb rocked Ute U.S. Embassy annex near cast Beirut Lebanon, killing 12 people and injur- ing 72. In April 1983, a similar attack destroyed the U.S. Embusy i__'} Beirut, and 1n October, another bomb leveled the bamcks of the U.S. · They also attributed delays to problems completing arcHitcctural drawings. internal disagttcments dows. term tbmu of mob violence." Wbile The State Department bad no six othcn were added. putti~ the immediate response 10 the GAO new numbcT' at 62. the GAO • d. report. which was requested by Sen. Clwles Perey, R-lll., Senate Foreign As of July, the GAO said ICC'Ullty Relation Committee chairman. projecuwcrdlniSbed at 10 tes, ""ith work still to do at 48 others and four W~nfiBtenvisionedinl979,as a more pests dropped due to limited ~~~to i:ob~~ase-~!l l!:.5.i fundan&. The State Department now u &.I.I .uu estimates~ cost of the wort at S 145 Libya. the proaram c:&1lcd for improv· million. "ith the ne deadline for ma ~ty at .125 sites at a CC?St of completion 1987. S 192 mlllion, with work to be finished by 1984. The security plans called for The GAO md that '"1rt one pest; use. of ou.ter: perimeters to ddcod the · funds rcrc ~ to'add l ppe malO bu1ld1np and safe b.avcns for to a car barrier. but tba1 aftcnomc of d1plomats' protection in case of the money s usea !lo mUc lbc attack. banjct .. dcanat1'\lc," no\ enoUgh was But 69 diplomatic posts .. were left to :instill the Stcd pi~ • Bride held in Cleath ·of groom Officials defend Beirut security · Hl•tory-m•~lng motlier meem WASHINGTON (AP) -With SAN DIEGO-Betsy Sneith, the first known bean !eadin& Dem~rats ct!ticizir?J ~U;r: PADUCAH. Ky. (AP)-Leu than 24 hours 'after the wcddina of a . ... pcrfJ:j happy" couple, the ~ was and his bride ras in jail, dw&td W1tb malWauahter. David Lucas. 23, olBuma. died of excessive blood 16 at 3 a.m. Friday at Western Baptist Hospital after Surgct) for a bullet wound in his abdomen, McCra 'C'D Cowuy COT'· oner Jerry Beyer said. · Jive birth, said Friday she is tbanlcful for reseai'ch that aty at U.S. diplomauc factlaues in surgery to the point-where her pregnancy wis ~ible. •c animals. but if Beirut. the Reapb administration it wasn't for aoimal research, I wouldn't be sitttng here ina to you,·• Sneith said Friday it has taken "every step said in her first public appearance since Jivina birth S y. Doctors at UC pos$iblc" to ensure the safety of San Diego Medical Center said Sneitb's pregnancy is the they arc aware of Americans in the Lebanese capital. that has gone fuU term. Other women with bean plaJlts have tried John Hu&hes. State Department Lucu' wife Ruth. 28. wuja11cd 10 lieu ofSS0,000 cash bond. , unsuccesSfully to have children. ·spokesman, said the move of U .S .. Embassy operation~ from west to ~t Tbc couple were married Thunday in Smithland by Livi0g5ton Count) Judie-Executive Ralph Smith. Re1J6an O~D· 9 lfljpenlc aei SACRAMENTO -Encouf'll&cd by polls abowi Praidcnt Reapn le&dina Democrat Walter Mondale amon& California 'spanic voters, the Reapn carnpaian is opcnin& nine Hispanic field offi in California and budietina $300,0()9 for the~. Serg!o AJ:redondo, state · . an pfR~·s Hispanic com!Jlumty campaaan. said Fnday that t~ omia.HtSparuc vote for president mcreased from JS percent for Preside ord an 1976 to 30 , percent for Reap.n in, 1980 to I a<>;al of 45 to 50 percent fC? eapn in 1984~ ~t goal is consistent with a Mervin Field survey pubh ed . last week which reported 46 percent of the Hispanic voters surveytd ofed Rcapn to 39 percent for Mondale. ~ WoRlO - -- Mllltlamea face court m&rtMJ ver .nlUW• SOHM OR. J.:cbanon-f•f\eeo Druse militia cmbcri of the South Lebanon Anny, arc in ous&ody and faCc court martial connection with the revenac killi~ of 13 people in this Shiite Mollem vi • an Israeli milillry officer said Fnd.iy. Militiamen from the 2,()0().man , which it supphcd by bract, slipped into the sealecl-off villqe Tbuflday foolina lsraeli army officers into bclicvtn-t they were toil'& to help cnf'orcie a d'ew. Uid the ofrK'tr, who identified hi mtelf only u Lt. Col. Oiora. Only fore the att.i&. four Oiutc membcn of the South 1Jeb9non Arm,Y were cd in an ambush in Sohmor.Twcnty·fivc V111~aers arc in cu tody an con on lhc ambu h: .. Beirut two months aao was done bCCause officials calculated that the laner location was lw hazardous even thouah adequate security measures were not in place. Nl security measures outside the new location bad been completed except for the installation of a ~tcel beam designed to control traffic flows into the embUSy compoJnd. he said. Hulhes said work had almost been completed on th.it project when a terrorist bombing Thursday· killed two Americans and at least seven other people ... , assume the st~I bar would have played a role" in prevent- i"J the attack from t.akina plaoe, he said. 18 he an me-dale? Aileron ~ Kmn J[llHn&••orth of Loe Anaelee for a ataat fl.ljht beforethe CallfOm.ta Jnteriiational Alnhow lD SUlaa:~e doti'• been ~ acrobatice Wltli owner and Holl) wood ahult Oyer Art 8cboll for the put ala yean. ~ .. ihey came in Thursday morning, sometime befort lunch. and sked me judge to ma.rT)' them," said Eileen New. a courtho~ employee ... The judge had known his dadd) for a Iona time. They sccmtd perfectl)' happy and everythiDa seemed normal ... · The hooting apparrntl) ooeurrcd after an argument m the bedroom of tile newlyWe&' rented home in McCracken Coun\). authoritie5 said. Reagan moves to reop,eb. talks • A$ Hughes spoke. Democratic presidential candidate Walter F. Mondale.said there was ... serious W SHINGTON (A.P). -~-• ot the talltd "'capons talks, the United tatcs also will propo rt'I· faiturcofsccunty'' atthccmbassy. He drn1 R~gan 1 we1gh1ng :·new sou~ id ular mectinas beh\'C'tn L. S officials added that the administ~Uon had proposal' to put oo the table 1f tht' 1eanwhile, Req;an told ttp<>rters and tM1r So' ict 0011oterp.1.rt~ on the · .. failed to ":respond properly .. to rt·, ~~ct Umon q;recs to reopen nt"gO-Friday th 1 amona options he bad mini tcriAl lc\-cl, but be did not pealed thrcau ofan attack. t1atton on nud~r wcap(>ns. bot· be under consideration was proposing a expect a qwck m«tin& bctw n. Also. House Speaker Thoma ~ \\1,ll ~ot s~ow t~e m tallataon of U. sencsof" ummit mectinas with Soviet Re n and C'bemcnko. . O' cill, O.Mas.s., id 11 \\1l an m1 ~ties. 1n \\:csicm .Europe a President Konstantin Us Chernml.:o. ~mocrats, v.ath pre 1dent1al .. absOlutc diqraC'C'' that the adminis-concession. 10p dmm1 tration of-• . .. uomtntt Walter F. toodale an the tration failed to provide better $CCUr· tk1al say. . ·~e"tc cxplonna •.lot ~f th~ -fortfroni, hue accused R n of ity at the facility. ~ n ""I begin lhc. effon to be 1 • Pb<>to scuion "1th rt ur la king tnt~t in cuibina the nn Sen. Charles H. Percy. R-lll.. rev1vethesu~pcndcdJ•ks1na ~h Hanman ... th~. U.S. am!Jassador to ra~. TM admin1 lrltion went out Of ohainnan of the ~pate .foreisn Mondar to the U!'attd. allon ~tosco • ~ere e:s;plonna 1 lot of its way thi wetl to counter tM Relation CommhtttJ _said he ha$ qcnera .As mbl)'. ln •t. he tntend to altcmau cs for ~ursch'CS !? de-oh "1th. uran~ to reponm ordered an invcstigluon to de-liJlll h1~ \nUi to. revc~ Jbc. tcrmine t •-t !ll\ink lS t. at the P1"$tdent's .. ion and terminc "ifaU n~ ptceautions Ion dtchnc.in .S . .SOvict relat1 • 'bite Hou official \\'ho dt'-preoct'U{"-tion ... ~ to rc<lu U . were taken:• be&1nn1ng v.11 a prom"' resumption mandcdanonymit)' 1d later that the and VlCt nl.adearwnpons. • . M~j. Ruh earns Air Force medal Ml,\J .Jlobert .ft ,$On of Edward and Floren« Ruh of Seal Qcach, h o decorated with th M ritoriou) Scfvioc Medal at Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.O. Ruh JS a missile maintcn· Utt wpcl'\ i r 11oilh the 4 lh Or· pniz.auonal ,t de Maintenance Squadron • • • Second Lt. Glna R. AlltoD, son of Maril).'n R ~loostcr of lrvmc. has jiiauatal from lf r.Ol't'C pilot train· l!lJ apd bas n:tt1\cd ilvcr .. ;ngs at Wtlliams Air Fortt Base. AriL Allton will remain at Wtlhams \\hh thr 97th fl)i T "ni Sauadron. .1 • Matt M. r, n of Roslyn r of lninc, bas been promoted to the: ranlof c:apuun m the Air Force. Sag~r is dirtttot of medical tUOurce man- agtmt."1lt v.itb the Air Fortt Hospital at McConnell Air Fortt Base, Kan. • • • Rlc.b.N J. Siemers, son of Joho and Edath Siemers oflnine, has been promoted to tht rank of technical sericant m the Air Force. Sie~rs 1s an airaaft maintenance tccbo..ician with the 319th Orpnuational Main- tenaoocSquadronatGrand Forks Air Force Base. N.D. •••• nomu P. Sml~ son of James and Maureen Smith of ~· Niguel. bas completed tmrung 1n fundamen- tal military skills at the Army ROTC basic camp at Fon Knox , Ky. Smith plans to enter the ROTC program at Cal Poly San lulS Obis"Po. . • • • Adrlu D. 0Wea1, daughter of Mrs. William Ward of San Clemente, has completed an Air Force ROTC fiel~ tt1Jnin1 encampment at Tyndall A1r Force Base, Fla. Owens is a udcnt at Auburn UnwCJ'SJty nd attend ROTC at Alabaqut Ulte University m Montgomery .• • • • P\.t. l\ubert J. Stanlfottlt, son of Alan S mfonh of Irvine, has cradu· atcd as an armor crewman at the Anny Annor School in Fort Kno1, Ky. • • • • Pvt. Scott M. Estria, ~n of Melvin and Helen Estrin of Irvine. hu completed one station unit training at the Army Infantry School in Fort Benning. Ga. . Libraries now open M~ndays All 25 branches of the Orange County Public Library have started opening on Monday, extending ser- vices through six days of the week. announced Elizabeth Martinez Smith. county libranan The Mission Vaejo. San Juan Capistrano and Garden Grove re- gional libraries adofted extended Monday hours severa months ago. The extra library hours are made po sible by funding through the state Public Library Fund. Though specific hours vary shghtly branch to branch, all county libraries 'OiilJ be Qpen every day exocpt ~unday. CONTINUE D STORIES . -- - - -- - MOLESTED BY UNCLE ••• From Al gatherings where family members noted "what great photos Uncle Alex took" and "how cute Raul looked." Eventually, Uncle Alex asked his nephew to take his clothes off for the camera. Next came fondling, and finally, sex in the bedroom. Raul Hernandez was 12 at the time. last year, eight years after the molestation began and four years after it stopped, flaul broke his silence and turned bis uncle in to police. The statute of limitations bad passed on the allegations Raul made against bis uncle. But as a result of a subsequent investigation, court re- cords show, Alex Mora Hernandez, a fonner third-grade teacher and ~ut leader, was arrested on sex-related charaes involv1na four other boys 1n aJJe&ed incidents datin& back to 1981. Those youngsters, now aged 11 to 14, include two former pupils of the defendanL For tununa to the pohce. Raul and his parents were banished from the ereviously tight-knit Hernandez fam- ily. The rest of them didn't believe. Alex Mora Hernandez declined to be interviewed for this story, but defense lawyer Stanley Berg con- tended that "admissions made by my client" after a search of his house should be inadmissible. Berg said the search warrant was improperly issued smcc 1t was based on Raul's 4-year-old information. "I'm not excusms the allegations," Berg said. ··1 can't deny that he made admissions; that's part of the case. But you're not going to get me to say my client 1s a pedophile." The story of' Raul Hernandez, now a 21-year-old college student. in many ways fits a pattern thaJ,is frequently emrloyed by cbiid sexual abusers, a proJCSS of slow, careful seduction. • If any oflbis is tyPical, tbts would be a typical case," said Bill Dworin, a m :mber of the Los Angeles Police D :partment's sexually exploited ct ild unit. "It is very typical for the al user to slowly build up trusL" And that is bow Uncle Alex won O'·er Raul's affection, according to th.• young man's version of events. l.1 a two-hour interview in the lmJll room of bis pareftt:S' middle- class home in this suburb of Los Angeles, Raul and bis father recaJled how the Hernandez clan -had always been .. a very close, extended family." Raul's arandmotber owned several houses on two adjacent lots. She lived in one, her son Alex in another and" one of her daughters in a third. "He was an accepted member of the family. He made sure he was always there to help everyone out." Raul said. "When I was 12, Alex bcpn priming me for lus intentions," said Raul. "He had a house. He hved alone. He had model railroad sets, toys, play clav -all the things that ~OODEN HO\RT Orange County's· largest selection of Imported Antique and Reproduction Pine. An ever changing selection of one of a kind antiques plus gorgeous reproduction in Old Pine. Over 7500 sq. ft. of showroom. Courte y To The Trade OPEN Mon.-Fri. 9 AM-5 PM Sat. 10 AM -5 PM Sun. 11 AM-4PM (714) 557-4410 M-6 l -. ----~------~'------- The old and the new Bem"f &ecen.trom (left) de.eloper and member of one. of Coeta lleea '•'::J famlHM, joined Chuck Bamllton and YOUOC Cbad ton at tb.e Coeta Meaa H.latorlcal Society plcnlc Jut weekend. eJeeentrom wu .al•en the hlatorlcal 80Ciety'• Ll~ Memorial Award at the annual function In Eetancla Pull. interest kids. He got me used to being around." Uncle Alex also was "into pho- tography: He bad a darkroom," said Jbul. "He first took legiumat.e pic- tures. developed them and sent them to family members." In time, Raul's uncle showed him "phot.oarapbic books -art books with pictures of lcids and adults -but nothing sexual." "After taking pictures wi~ clothing on, then he had plenty of bathing suits. He p>t me used to changing in front of him .... When he got me used to that, he wanted me to try it nude. I had a lot of problems with that and I refused. "But eventual!)'. he got what he wanted," Raul said. GOP commends LB a tivist Smith bliarn rany s ~ived s c1vk nd panisan acuvit1e from As- sembl~oman Man Berg60n. R· Ney.-p0rt Beach, du a a brief cer· cmony at the Lnguna ach Garden Con v1alcscent Ho pi . Smith. a resident I:.aguna Beach for nearly 25 yea is the former pres1drnt of the C tview Neigh- borhood Association nd the Patriots Day Committee, c irman of the March of Dimes d Boy Scouts funti·raising drives, -founder of the Laguna Beach Exe nge Club and president of the 1 na Beach Tax- payers A™>C1ai.ion. • Smith is also k wn as Laguna Beach's "Mr. Rep lican" fol' his worl'. for the party. · wing disorders ber series of lectures at Hoag orial Ho ... pital in Newport Beach nsorcd by the pulmonary rehab tation depart· ment. · The opening lee re will be held oci. 3 in the hos rs co~ncc center. All lectures rt at 1:30 p.m. On Oct. 10, an merican Lung Association video pc titled "Help Yourself to Better ea thing" will be shown. The follow· Wedne~y - Oct. 17 -Dr. 1 Sclecky will discuss home Olly deV1ces. On Oct. 24, Dr. n Rumsfeld will discuss the body's for potassium and other chcmi . Rumsfeld and O\he~ lecturers complete the monthly cries on Oct. 31 wtU seminar lJtled "Completing ure·s Cycle.·" • For furthrr information, call 83S· LlJNG. ~ BabysJttlag course Humana Ho p1tal Huntington Beach is sponsonna •. three-session babysittina cou~ designed t.o teach sitters what to do 1n emergencies such as choking. electrocution and fire. The course wi II be offered from 6 to 9'p.m. on Sept. 26, Oct. 3 and OCt. 10, and again on Oct. 24, Nov. l l and Nov. 14. Classes wiU be held in the business and education annex at the ho pital, 17772 Beach Blvd. · Babysitters who-arc at JCMt l 1 years · old will team tire preparedness, safety measures and cardiopulmonary re- suscitation (CPR). A small materials f et will be charged and reservation are re· quired. To reserve a place or obtain mort information, call the .hospital's education department. 842-1473. ext 249. Road to be closed A portion of Mcrrima<: Way be- tween Harbor Boulevard and Fair- view Road in Costa Mesa will be closed from Oct. l through Nov. 30 for construction of a concrete 1tonn drain. City officials urge motorists to use Adams Avenue or Fair Drive as alternate routes. The construction, which bepn Sept. I I, is expected to extend 60 working days. In the coming weeks, Uncle Alex set the automatic timer on his camera and "started getting into the photos himself," Raul continued. "It kept prosressing. He bad it set up so one thing just naturally flowed into the next.•• What oocurred next was "touching and fondling." which eventually pra-aressed to "numerous sex acts, like' oral sex." acoordmg fo Raul. Raul Hernande&,. DOW 21, .. ,.. b.la began an elaborate 9edactlon of him wh he wu 12. The mole.tatlon IUted four yean; he kept allent for eipt. On the day his uncle persuaded him to engage in oral 5CX, Raul said, ••sex in the bed actually began." While being sexually violated, Raul said, "I was overcome by tremendous feelings of guilt and shame and wrong. It hit me like the bleakest thing of all I pulled away confused. My head was buried in my hands. "Theo he began to talk to me. He sat on a stool before me and made me stand there for 45 minutes. He lectured me over and over a~n bow there was nothing wrong with what we were doing but how bad it would KAMRON RUG & HANDCRAFTED GALLeRY fiR ND OPENING SALE FINEST PERSIAN RUGS ,,,,, ... r:· .. ., .. ~ t .. • '.~ . .. ··) lt. .. -. •,.:,, ' . t'' t ., -! ~· '~ \' " SAVE & BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICE DIRECT IMPORTS WE BUY USED RUGS 497-4310 I be ifsomeon~und out. He switched the tables OgJ!e and told me how much troub I'd be in if I told anxone. 'After the ccturc I was at his ·disposal/' Raul. "The whole thing was al~ under his control. He didn't ha worry about that. ... Iwasintood lytoknowanrbeuer. There was no e to turn to.' Raul said he molestation con- tinued nearly ur yea.rs. He asserted that his uncl showed him pomo- &raPhic film and other sexually explicit mate Is to try to enhance the sexilal en ters.. Some of material mvolvcd other childre hich in Raul's eyes justified his olvement with his uncle. He also milled that hts uncle "incited in the enjoyment of havina sex. I d enjoy it. A ctutd docs.'" Beginning his freshman year in high schoo Raul began to date girfs and have x with boys his age. The encountc ·th his uncle began to subside. "I w out of his age preference. was no longer interested in he said. At that poin ul recatled, he felt "an element rejection. ... I was going through lot of conflict . My experiences c icted with what 1 was beina ta t in Catholic high school. It wa ally tough. reafly hard." In 1982, ttau a sister to his fi of his elpcricn While his a upset and shocked," nothing hap- pened until the two poke again ID Man::h 1983. ·•we reached a con- sensus that w'hat Alex was oina was wrong. That was when it really hit me," Raul saad. · "That night I had a very difficult time with my Mom and Dad ... I thought 1 was going to be kicked out and ostracized. It was very difficult to do. They felt very badly, but they immediately expressed support and love for me. I don't think I could have ever come throu.f}l it w1thout their support and Tove. ' · The guilt Raul felt through those years is typical of such cases accord· ina to experts. Because that feetina of hopelessness is so widespread amona vicUin s of child sexual abuse, Raul agreed to be interviewed in the hopes that "it'll help someone out." "You don't undentand what you•re going through, where the terrible fc-cUnf.S about ~urself arc coming from, • Raul said. "It was agony. It affected my home life. my ~lat1onship with my brothers and sisters, my peers at school." Today, while Raul awaits his uncle's trial, he acarches for his sexual identity. "I wonder if rd be havina these problem" 1f I had nQt been molested. l would have had sex with kids my own aic," he said. "What- ever would have happened, would have be.en natural.'' Raul said he had stopped all sexual ~la11ooships wnh males and "goes out with fncnds of both sexes:· He is alM> undcrgoina therapy. rrZ-BERGERON ITH & TUTHILL ESTCLIFF MORTUARY u ~FORDABLE FUNERAl"S" / Or COllS1 DAILY PILOT Ii Ru1c1ou s Norf s • ·~ Cha1!_ad of Laguna acquires new f acility Qa~ad I Ladaa. t e ncwc t branch of the a p:m on the;. church srounds O enOt) nd the Do10 m d1 to uaun u rn Hill lowl w movement on the 'West Co st, announcn the acqu 51uon There will be 1 bouuque, mark£' kct nd Whttc nthem V;u11 Rt)no nd H~ as of ils new factlity located at Ah o School. Wciley .on vc elephant sale alona with ethnic food • nacb and foll ng the children's rmon. thlfd grade and afill Pacific O>lst Highway, South Laguna. The cw bevc~. All~ will go to reJ)lcna h lhc cx:tcn i\'e younacr dijJdrcn wall d1 m1ucd 10 attend the UnJ facility wiJI house a YJ!aJoSue which will bold traditional communnyoutn:ach pr0gram. ttcndcn may also bid on ~Fishermen m. A coffi on the uo Will foll 1hc mccs on Fnday night , habbal mornings and all ··cxcepuonal t.rca urcs" at the dent auction, btiy uck.ea rvacc holidays. 'the flrst service wdl lake ptaoe on the first day of for speaal aafb, fnd owsc through books wtule children At 9 a; , lhcre will be 1he first of our meqi of the Rosh Hashana. Wednesday, Sept. '26, at 7 p.m .• and will play pmCJ. Pastor's N lnqu1ren' ctancs an the ~stor's 1tudy for continue throu out both da of Rosh Hashana n d the For more anfonnation, call Pam Mizell at 761-7156 those Ultettlted an church membemup. 0 I J8Y o om PP.Ur. . • . ~ of Oaritt, 287 w.\viison, Com MeSa, !Wl.'111 Ohrtsllan cducauon for adults and church school for The Chabad scrv:ac:cs wall be held mformally 1n a truly present 1 new film sen fcatunng 'bcst-selhng author ch11drcn of l ~ts offered at 9 a.m The Crib Room a warm and fncndly atmosphere, . ccordm& to Rabbi A her Joyce L.andorf, ori unday evcninp, Sept. 23 through Oct. open from 4S to 11 ·30 a m The putor' Biblcctuses for Tenenbaum, the ncw~y-named d1m:tor... 28, at 5 p.m. . • • women me~ at 9.IS 1rn.on1 uesdays and for men at 7 Added to the H11h Holy Days ~rv1ccs, Chabad of The new scncs, enutled "His Slubborn Love," am. on Wcd~ys. • L.aauna will be otfe~ng~n adu.lt ~ucat1on ~m. Rabbi ~ddresscs the problems common to manr. women who arc 'the senaor bl&ll LoKos and JUn1or high Caravan mee1 Tenenbaum and his wife, .Bin~c. wtll be mov1ni :'<? the !!Ying to balance marria~ career children and or &t6 p.m. on ednetday lordinncr and d1scuwon with lbc Laa,una area tG C?ffu \he JcW'l h community tth11ous, wnile quietly sufTerinJ from' die co~nictins demands 0 Rev Cra.aa Williams. All area high ICbool studcnu arc soc1.al and edu~ational {>rograms.. . . their time and identities. welcome. Formore1nformauonregardm1theH1ghHolyDays, Filmed at one of her ~minars, the six part sen~s F-Orm infbrmauon,call49~1SSS.Forpraycrhelp. call 78~SOOO. • • • · • ffi h fil · ed t ··"" f h Dtal.,.·PnYtr. 494-7729. Ca~ t V ., ,,,..._ 1. n-ll•I Sc~....._-con l ,SO OUr,OnC• Our I ms Ult OWOmen, wul ~ t c= • • • • ruo,.... • ey '-'•VC• of ne ... ou . ICM.~, other two arc dC igned for married coup! ..... ,.... .. Coufttatlodl a.8rda 340 t Ann's 32261 mano Lapa trano. San Juan Capistrano. will hear for more information, contact. "4ul Drive. ~ Beach. Will Iiear the R~. Wiiham J. Ellen the Rev. Jacquelyn Harrold speak on ·--rhc Power of 842-508 1 · 15-..k on .. Saymg Yes and No'" at the JO a.m. wonhip Integrity" at the 9 and 11 a.11). ~rvices Sunday. · • • • • • · _.. da · Young people's church and child care are held during ~ P~byterlu Charcll,41 S ·forest A vc.. stn'~i~ San3tts will ~at the 0;.p0 oonsolc and the the 11 a.m. Strvici la&una Beach. wall hear a sermon by t_hv-Rc,. Dt. Anhur · · d .. _ d f 11 h The 9 a.m. se~ice is a lecture followed by a 1hon Tankersley, pa tor. entitled '"The Cjrurch In Mis ion: church ch r will sing un er 111~ arecuon ° .,o n discussionperiodandcoffeetime. Thisisacasualservice G~ News for the Lost," at the 10.15 a.m. worship Tlio~~~n:fortheserviccwillbe jlmandAhecW tkans for those who may de!>irc a spiritual inspiration on their service Sunday. f c ·~ n~ b Ush ·11 be Bob Rohen way to summenime Sunday activities · The Chancel Choir. directed by Mitzi lnterlandi and 0 apistrano IX"ac · ers Wl son, · · b · · 1 · h Henry Han4Y and Levw W1lhams of ~una Bcaeh: Don A healing service is also conducted each Sunday accompanied Y organist Ellen Wript, WJI sing t c Bndge of Ulguna Hills: and Jim Watkins of Captstrano momina at 10:40 a.m. For more information, call f 2~63. • •• · St. Georce't Episcopal Claarcla, 23802 Avenida de la ------------------ CMlota, Laguna Hills, will conduct its 13th Annual Sci· ence of M1· nd Mi I Harvest Festival on Saturday, Oct. 13, from 10 am. 10 4 D ster to serve two UU churches classes offered • • • Cbrht Ladleru av~. 760 Victoria SL, Costa Prayer se1ninar set Accredited classes in the Sclencc of Mind arc beina offered by the New Thought Chnstian Church of ~ta . Mesa, will hold its annual Rally Day on uDda)' in ·recognition of n ChristJan Education and Day School The Re . Dr. James Nelson has been named minister · There n be only one service at ~ 0:30 a.m:• "'!th b the congregations of the Oranac C~t Unitarian Sunday SC ool.~t 9'.20 a.m. A ~tional p1auc ~'Ith lJmvefsalist1Church of Costa Mesa and the Saddlcback food. fellowslup and pn\e5 ·will follow the scrvtc:cs • Valley Unitarian Universalist Church in Mission Viejo. !P<>nS<>~ by the Parent-Teacher Leaaue. For more . A prayer seminar, "Prayer: The Communication of Mesa, · • • Relationship," sponsored by the Women's ReU'Cat COmmittceofl.aauna Presbyterian Church, will be held at the~burch. 415 l'orest Ave., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on New classes, formins this month, teach spiritual ptjnciples and mind techniques which help to produce beaJtb. prosperity, creative self~xprcssion and love, according to the Rev. Dr. Eleanor C. Jackson, pastor. On Fridays, at 7 p.m., the church conunues its series of messa1cs and workshop$ by the Science of Mind founh year students. This week's mcs$age will be ajven by Barbara Carl. Discussion and feJJowship with refresh- Dr. Nelson has served as an intern mioister for the 1nformauon, call 642,.6072 and 631-1611. Saturday, Sept. 29 . The Rev. Patncia Meye, associate pastor of the First Baptist Church of Chino, will be principal speaker. Unitarian Uoiversalist Church ofArtinatont.ya., and as chaplain at St. Elizabeth's Psychiatric Hospital in Washington D.C. I ! . I \' F : .\ ( ' . . . ' There will be a break at noon for a salad luncheon. A SS donation will asked, plus a salad assignment to be given at the lime of reservation. Paid rcscrvauons must be made by Monday, Sept. 24. AH tiomen arc invited. ments follow the program. All arc welcome. . For information concerning any of the church activities, call 646-1032. Two thirds of bis ministerial time wiU be scheduled for the Costa Mesa church, with the remainder for the Saddlebaclc VaJlcy church. His first sermon at Orangie Coast church will be Sunday, Sept. 30, II l 0:30 a.m. and at the Saddleback church on Sunday, Oct. 7. · BILL GAITHER TRIO lOftG BUCH AREftA OCTOBER 20 For more information, call 494-7555. For more information, call 646-46S2 or 642-2142. I. lhr•lalWtlMlliefre• The UNITED METHODIST CHURCH C:O.taM ... AMTUNITED MITifOOIST CHURCH 19th St. & Harbor Blvd. . Churclt lchool t:IO ............ Charles D. Clattt, Mlnlat« eo.taW... •IAYIROI! UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ........... Ct.dl k9'ool 1:31---...... Dr. Wiiiiam E. Steel Newport Beect1 CtlUT CHURCH 8Y THI lllA UMTID •IHOOi8T 1400 w. Belboe Blvd. • l1Wlll Or. RObert B. $Mpard, Jr. ...... a..111 ............. .................. _c.. llll A.M.4111"& Fountain V*'f FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 18225 au.h#d St. ~--Jamee R. Had'9y, PastOf'. .............. tJtu. NEWPORT .tENTER~- \HTED ME~T CHURCH _, .... 1u•tleAwc ~ .. -. M4-0745 ... l a.. Sdlliill t.Jt ll. ~. K_, #kMlltln SHll llA-MA 'ALOJ HAMOR TIMPl.E REFORM IMi ..,_ r tr.ill ...,_ 'C.w.tl DI Mt ..._ca =--f!.) '"~ l:H f.a ~ Orange Coas~ J RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY y All SAllTS MDICAN EPISCOPAL CtUCH .............. ..... Cl IR,,.,. ............ ~.a.ctor HOLY COMMUNtON 1'00 A.M MO....O PAAYEA- CHUACH &a400L t·15 A.M. ~ING PAAY£A l SEAMON UOOAM ,...,'&:.._uu. ............ l:llU. 18082 Bushlrd, fountain Vlllty 963·3801 BE SURE TO WORSHIP ' AT A'CHURCH ~OF YOUR CHOICE THISWE•K \' . .. ST.IOI PIESIYTOWI CIUICll UsUlliuff Dr ' .latDllonl. NnlPort 8tadl Ru WilllM McQuilid. Pastor Rodler Wlutt111. Muse DllictOf IEIPOIT IAllOI LUTIEIAI CHUICI Miit £-.u.. I QIW C:.. t A.I. ltnlllf I a.di .._, lt I.I. llrMryC..ltletll .... 798 Dower Dr., JEIPmT BEACH SU-3631 Fer llfl: ~ 144·1341 CHRIST LOTHERAN CHURCH t (MiMOUri Synod) 110 Vlctorle St .. Co.ta ..... Lother V. Tornow. P..toi 131-1111 .......... ~ WOR ... IOV1CI 10:i0 A.Ill. ,.., SdlMI Ii ...... a.. t.zt u. ClllllM o..t.wy ~ 541taee .... l .... Plltlr WORSHIP SERVICE 8 A.M. & 10:30 A.M. SUNOAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. NURSfRY CARE AVAlt.ASLE WELCOME ST. ANDREW'S PREUYTERIAN CHURCH 800 St. Andrews Roed •Newport Beech• 131-2880 Dr ................... ..... WORSHIP SERVICES 7;30. I 4$, & 10 15 A_M, .. JERICHO-'A MODEL FOR VIGTORY" Or. John A Hoffman, Jr .• Preecnlng • 8:45 A M, -Infants thru High ~ 10: 15 A.M. -Infants thru 6th Grade •llUUS...un SERMON TOPt.C: 11FiEE .. 1D111 .flllnEll" CtuCH C'-. llQ.IGIOOS SCIJICE MtlfrtW of ct. UniMQWetrof ~ Sc:Wnce 2206 MAIN STMf:r, Sl.hfE 23 HUNf"ltfGTON BEACH, CA t2MI Muha a Jr. Otlurch · For entonnauon 9:00 I 11:00 1331 BITT•RHTI r. IDftll ... (Wim) UBlllllS.w.ul .-1soms ffl-1,... -Sll-lt.ll aa f llllJ Senica • 1st f,., of lilollUI -7:30 .__ Sdoll. AM Ed. YOllll "-Pl. S.W- PRESBYTDUM CllltCH OFHCOVDMJ A.I( .......... T 9fT'Y McC'Anne, Dndar ol 'foUm Uiiiilit1'ili&' O)'l'ICi McCanne. Oi!eclor of ~·· Millllltrlll ...., •• l:Jl&l ..... Cllllt:l kW - ltia c 'ut,llwplrt ._...,~ 8"-1-· C....AIM ....... OM. ......... u. ·-..yan......,.- t»&lt:tl U. ....,._~, ... _,......, ...... c.... ... s .-. \ I t 1'11 ..... V•.._.. SAINT JAMES L MES YOU SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVlCES 7;30 AM -Hoty Euctwtst RfW I 9:00 AM • Ho1Y Eucn.1st Rne II 10:45 AM • ~ ~ Praiee Euc::hari&t Rite II ·Church School and Adult Education 1:00 & 10·45 AM (Mulk:, tenn0n and child ewe at 3 ..W:.) - lm).WE'DC W°"8H9' Mondey -Friday • 1:30 AM Morning Pr~ Tueeday • 10:00 AM Euc:Mr1e1 & Heeling ~. Wedneeday • 6:30 AM Hott Euc:lwtat RKtot, ''· JoM ...., • A---.''· .... Cox. AlaAlttnt The AeY. Todd Sot.,_, • Mr. Samu.t Sha* The Rev. Thofnas Henry • Mr. William RoWts SAl?-..'T JAMES EPlSCO?Al-cli RCH 3209 Vl8 Lido• Newport Beech • 714·675-02TO CilRISTlll SCIEICE GHURCIE BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CH\JACH, THE FIAST CHURCti Of CHfUST, $CIEtilTIST IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETlES SUndaJ, Sep ember 23 "REALITY" 1 · I - TooAY'S TV ~ ~or.o_ --- Former Miu Am~ca Vaneua Wllltam• (left) join.a atan L~4a Carter (center) an4-Lonl An4erioo on tbe premiere eple04e of the new eerie. .. Partnen In Crime" tonl.ibt at 8 on NBC, Cb&noel 4. u t "Soldi« Blue" (11170) Ptt• Strausa. Ctndlct Betgen, CD WllARDI vs WtZAAD TOP 40 VIOE08 ONER AT JUUA'S rrt MRYBOOY'l IUSINE88 RAOINO FAOM AIJJX1T MOVIE ** .. ~-11: The Stquel" (11182) Robett Hayt. Mt Hlaef1Y. (O)ON MAIA wmf ROGER AHO ROGER -1~ I Cl) cou.EOE FOOTBALL THREE ITOOGE8 WEB<END Vl)E()I eMOYE * "Hird Wrt To Die" (1911) Bllly ~ l:LOOY * * "The F1nel ()ptlOll" ( 11182) Ntt o.-.11. Lftia Collina. -1:00-. . THE MUNSTERI NJA».12 BEYOND THE GAEA T WAU: JOURNEY TO THE Bl> Of CHINA l~SANGELS ntE PEA8UADEM MOVIE' ***'h "Croea Cteek" (11182) Mwy Steenburgen, Rlp Tom. -1:30- f..TAOOP D ATTME MOVIO l=tlNVERSE 00 NOT NE<:EllAAll. Y TH! NEWS TONIGHT: a:oo P.M. A VERY SPECIAL SNEAK PREVIEW THEIR 10 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER IS SUING THEM FOR DIVORCE. ' RYAN O'NEAL • HW.fY La-tG • DltEW BARRYMORE "IRR.ECO~L£ OIFFEROCFS A LANTANA PRODUCTION SAM~ ·ALUNbW!ElD ·SHARON STONE ... ,,.,,.... WDlJAM A. FRAKER.A.SC. i.... ~ NA.\O' MEYERS ,....,;,., ARLENE SEUaS .,,. ALEX WL\TI'SKT ., NMt"f MEYERS, CHARLES smu lhW~ CHARUS smn PG MITM. IUIWG lmlTt1 au R~GULAR ENGAGEr.,ENT STARTS FRIDAY AT A THEATRE OR DRIVE-IN NEAR. YOU t SPEND TONIGHT WITH A GUllUN GREMLINS l'ftn1 •::m:: ·--· --::-~="" ~· ......................................... w- MDI 639-8770 •FIUTlll YW£Y 963-1307 STADW DR.fl FAMlY FOOR .... , ... 821-4070 llYlll 551-0655 BllHA PAR!( DR .. EOWAROS WOOOBRIDGE CISTA IUA 979-4141 •UCIU 111.1 768-6611 EDWARDS r.HMA CCNTER EDWARDS/SNdOllH- 1! • lAGllCA HI.LS pu.u • * PRE.SOOE.D ~ -OOlBY STEREO .. --YIJt 495 6220 EOWAROS alSSIOH YlJO MAU IUICl6342S53 SYUFY aTY CENTER UITA ft SNllCS 523 9310 lA~DR· .. • .,AP[)!~ r.Rflvl • '' t -2:80-e MOV!e **'A "Chub.o" (19&1) Rldllrd • Ctw11toPt* Jonel. 8ERGEANT IUO l NEW8 -2:..46- (l)MOYIE ** "low fflP" (11171) Fiona Alctl- mond, Robin~ RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY, llC. f• llle Int Of TN lit 1922 ..._. kWD .• COSTA llSA -W-115' THE PORT THEATRE 673-6260 Mon N•I• All ~ .... 1 00 FRfNCH FILM "Tlt1 l1tara of Mllfi11 '""'" SADDLE BACK so,., .. lllnt• UMUO SADOl.($ACK ...... ...,. ftl ur.,,. ,1071,lltll O l•t14 ._DA_. CJ'l.U) ~IMllO Ito H!i t JS' SADDlEBACK "M lll. IMf ,...... •DrCll). 11 1•••• I Jl JJO. HO. 130 tJO !ii 1 saae a .50 rn• S~CIACK • cun IASlWOQD '° ,.., ~ ·--.r-ti} lll .. llt I 00,llS US I~ !ill SU0 Sitts. SU• ti l• SAOOlEIAtK ._a fll SD I•• t1 -JW II\ I lwtll Ht.•OO.l• aoa, H YI~ wotn• • MISSION VU 10 • ... i -- r T R1v1A I ---- --~ --- Newport's 'Dogs' get a leg up Ihc D "Of ewpon dtd 1bc mOSl ing 10 the nd week of Trim Bowl [ comln1 up with 9 'I> correct nswen to like sole po LOn offint 1Pl&ce with a pomt and halfbre thlng room. • Second-week newcomer Lolly Co.madcnnimpresSive bowingwith nine right (plus a late-starting bonus . of five PQmts) while seven otbtr triviaddiets each collected et&llt. . Some entne arrived too late t week and couldn't be counted, but their totals are updated in t00ay•s . TRIVIA BOWL I STANDINGS column. Remember, the answers must be received by Wednesday for fwl credit. • Now it's off to the races aaain with l 0 more q~stions. Good huotina; 1. In what movie did Gene Kelly ldance with Jerry the mouse? 2. Who played the ill-fated Mickey • 1'llR «"'''"""" WMJ'VI .... WAJ'nNG f09. ••AU. Of MF 18 A SLAPSnCK. HIPSTER HYBRID Of 'HEAVEN CAN WAIT AND ...-OOTSIE.'• ---....... "°""' ~ "'Lily Tomlin gets laugh• and polgna~ frotn her chaiacter ... and Steve Martin vault. to the top of the ca ... with ht• bru~n. preclee performance. Thie one goea In the time captule." ... ~ c:....,,.. MAGAmll! "Cl£IUIS" '") 1:01 US lO:IS Last Week'• AD1wer1 1. Peter FinCh for .. Network" (mad uhell) 2. "Death Valley Days" (Reaaan's show) • 3. Linus in .. Peanuts" (Great Pumpkin) 4. Gerald Ford (national niabt-· ~~~~~ mare) S. ..Who's Sorry Now .. '(Connie Francis' theme) "Tll lAIT &Tuntmr Pt ------.. .... (II> ClllC lllX.• , , '1lll • M»lm{O) l35 uo "lll Mnml • (N) too. s~. tolO lo HABRA ''~""·' uar:1r~ . ' MISSION ·I:-4. . . • ._ .... ") ...... Cll ~ _.. (I_) WARNER •a~ ~.'i .I. -:-1 r1 -:- ..,. SlllmlGl Wtlll879=9850 PACI~ NWDI DR IN Mtl~TUD .. ,.952-.t993 ~MOYES& •fKU.PMl.•l n IOIOSIJ5880 CDWAa'SAOOLEBACK n lOIO ID Al IOCJJIUI ~ THE RELAXING S UNDS " OF THE HARBOR KGCM .. 154.Ull COWARDS lHY£RSITY c.us Cll ICIQSS ,... u:i 1D!l.1 COST a lll'SA 97'-.t141 EDWARDS CKMA CCNTlR 1N101 AT Oil! .}'f FOlllTAIR nun 962-24'1 FIUfTAIN VAU.£Y-bll.f4• U.FWY Al • ~------- Buddlea .J_. Bruce Scott up wltla Jan·llleliael Vincent la tM .,... prem.lere f .. Mtwolf'• ~t at 8 oa c•. Clla.Dnel 2. T•Hl'AO .. ll8 SHOWS AT 1214' ·f :IS 1:30 .. 10110 Sne.ll 1t 1:00 Prince In .., ..... AA.I .. (llb SHOWS AT U 14J" J:OO S1ZO 7141 10;01 lUX\MY THIAJlttS U.MIMQA SRO La M!rD OJ 523.lilJO · " iiiii.iiQi . . . . ~ClrMrCIMml 634..2SS3 •WU'TMllllSTU £dMr1il awn. w.t 881-3135 -SiRDlUm a ' ....... 1.1 • Sle'H Mart n & 'a s -==--~'*'" StriMe caa1e1 (Nl r :Auto sales, housing and employment~t·he seg:rnerrts ·o~ our ~conomy on which so mµch of . . classified depends-are looking bett·e.r . than theYi have i~ a 10ng time. We're feelirig good about that and the opportunity it giv~s uS · to off~r · You a . lligger, be.tter-than-ever classified sectioh. If you haven't read classified lately, come e~nj0y a brows~ thnough our columns. You '11 see why we're feeling good about classified. 642-5678 ' r • BALTZ a.EltGERON SMITH TUTta:.L. WHTCUFF CHAP£\. •27 E. 17th St. Costa M ... 646-937' .. . vaAH! ~60T • AVAST ~ ~ND LI/JR.ARV/ r 22, 1984 1 lby~Gus Arriola EEKL~' RIDGE QUI! Q.l-Ntlth r vuln rable, u South you hold· •AKJ6% (:)AQS 0 18 •AQJ What 1s )'our op nlng bid ? Q.2 -Nt!ither vulnerable. •• South GARFllELD J . Da Is . you hold: ___ .-1._;::;..;..;.1m-......;;-=,;v~--•Qa Qii 0 10982 •tTIS ... LE'f '4!> s££ HOW l PIP ON MV Q1f."f 1" .. 15 WEE.~ THE FAMIL'W CIJlCUS ~'Daddy says I ask a lot of questions. Do you think I ask a lot of questions?" MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson o,...,.._,_.,._,., "Old llght-foqt galloped through-the kitchen at the wrong time." MOON MULLI S . . DtJLL LUl.L PEA UTS BLEWEED . BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) "What you got against free ~nterprise?" DEN 'IS THE MENACE ,~ I ~ 21.. t I l' Hank Ketcham . ;~ ::4 , .. ,., .. 4 ·••'fi"'~ ... .:, .... ~ ••••• .... , •••• •••• 1111 ---· 11 TALKIN' SASSY MUOOY FEET ... flGHTIN' .. ... &.lSTf.O LAMP ... - by Ferd & i:om·Johnson by Tom K. Ryan T h bidding has proceeded: North Eaet SnU1 Welt 2 • Pa11 Z NT Pa11 s+ Pa11 ? Wliat action do you take'/ Q.l -&th vulnerable, a South you hold +.14 O JIO OAQ87G •A97% Tht! bidding has proc ded: rth E11t SoutJa We~ I 0 Pu 2 0 Pue Z + Pu1 3 • Pue It ~ Pya ! What do .)Oii bid no"": SHOE .BRABBLE 60E55 WAA'f l!-1HAT' W~ ~ c.o&EU... 001HE ~! DR.SMOCK -I .. " ... l ... t CURLES Go1E1 Q.4 -Both vulntnabltt, u Sou\,h you hold· •AKQ8 0 8 OA98 •AKMJ 'fh~ bidding hu proceeded: Eut euth Weit Nertlt l c;:i Uble Pue I • Pat1 1 What do y ou bid no'A 'f . Q.5-As • oulh. ~ulnerablt!, you hold: •AQ Kl03 ~<AKJ76 •Q The bidding has procrcdcd: SHtla We1t '4tfU Ea t 1 0 '•" l ~ p ... % iT Pan S 0 P111 '! Wha\ do ,you bid no\\'?, Q.G-A1 &uth, vulnerable, you hold: +A76 OAQJ9 T Of +~S The bidding tw proceeded •• ,. w .. , ertlt E..t I <:7 I• Z + , ... s o r... 4 o r ... ~l::J P... 5 O Pa11 J Wh&t."tion do you take'! Look for answers on Monday. l ' ffr pia1 a. llle Hr1t trkli co.W decW. die late ., tM ~otraell wnt.r oMe re•arlllecl: "'T~re'• T; tudl Llllq ... ~ .,.~ le oal7 .Aeaf opea1tll ludenl" Le&r11 to Had tile wlaalq attack w• ~ Charle• Corea'• "Opealq L .... 1 For 7o•r top)', MIMI Sl.85 MGorea·Laad1," c/o tlall aew1pape'" P.O. Boa Ill, Pala,.,.., N.J: 0806f ake , chkk1 parable to New paperboob. by Jeff MacNelly IFITSIOOMUCH~ yoo, ELLY . WH'/ Q:)N~ )tit) qorr 1He.CJOB? __ ...,_ ,, HE WIWT& iO ({)ME. OUT Wl'TW A CREW F~ ~ c1mpOE-~ 00 A PIEC.E FIEW .GOA~-KKJ(fNG GOAT I voo'"E!'GONNA Go APf!! oveR MY SIUFFESP CAee>AGe FtOt..t..S! . , Mlt ... ,....i., ............... Senior rnnnln& back DoUC Bennett wectae. throqh b.ole created by EctlaOn line for t10me of Illa 39 yards durln& Friday Dl&ht'• 10-9 IOM to Baan•na. . Angels keep pace ~i.th 5-4 victoq Jackson's sacrifice leads to deciding run as Angels remaina half-game back By RICHARD DUNN, o..,,... c.,.111111nden1 The Angels kept pace w1th'thc other co~QdCrs__Jn the American League \WSfl'm:la~ight by executing the way they must if they cnten.ain any notions of winning the title. Early in the game, the Angels learned that Kansi.s City had beaten Oakland to ,maintain their grip on tint place and Minnesota had topped Ocveland to appl) added pressure. The Angels then decided to play the way~havcall month long-come from behmd -to stay a half.game behind the Royals. By scoring a 5-4 victory over Texas, the Angels avoided dropping into ·thiro place. Reggie-Jackson. of all · people, laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt in the eighth inning to stt up Bobby G.rich's pme-winning hit. . Bnlo Dowmng opened the dCCls .. ivc inning by coaxing a lead-off walk from Texas.reliever Ricky Wright, an old Dodger farmhand. That's when Jackson. who hadn't sacrificed smcc ffeptemtwr 2. 1972. bile a member of the Oakland A's, put down the bunt Jackson, Bell would have been play- . enabling Downing to take second. in& closer to the line. taking awa) the Gary Pettis, runni!1$ for Powning. possib1lit).'. ofan extra-base hit. scored when Gnch dnlled one down Thus. Bell was forced lo move the third base line p~t a diving further off the line to enable him to Buddy Bell. Gnch was thrown out cover more ground. trying for second. and Jerry Narron "Absolute_!)'.. not v.ith a man in ended the inning by groundini out scorina po 1t1on. should Sell have But had it not been for Jackson's . been closer to the line," Tuas sacnfjce, the game would have re-Manager Doui Rader said. refemng mam 11ed at 4-4 with extra innings a··· 10 the posiuoning of hh. third poss1b1hty. • baseman ... He's got to cover a!. much 'And Grich 's single. which ordi-ground as he can, a single beaa )OU in narily v.ould have been an cas) pla> that situation." for Bell a sure·handed ·. third "If Pettis was on first in that ba~man 'would have been the sec-situation. I'd bctn much closer to the · ond O}lt ~ith Pettis still on third. line." Bell explained. . Haa Downing sta)ed on first ··1 was O-for·3 (up to that point) and bccau of n_ioability to 5.acritice by didn't do an)1hing, although I had m) chapees,"· __.Jackson said. ~Thank g~ did somethina to help. •«Manager John) McNamarA and I had talked when the opportunity presented itself, and WC Uid that rd do it (sacrifice) if the ituation dictated itself. A bunt like that loob like a base bit" Curt Kaufman. meanwhile. was picking up for' starter Ron Romanick, because Romanick .,asn't sharp. But long rcli'Cicr Kaufman ·was, fillina in nicely for 4!/J inni11g5 10 front of the 27,479 Anaheim Stadium fans. .. I just wanted to make my con- tnbution toni&bt, which I ha'en't been able to do this )tar," Kaufman said." ho recorded his fim wtn siuce June 3. Banni just nip Edison Hots survive Chargers' bid for upset, 10-9 After lOStng the first t · games 1n the series to ·:Bann1ng High by a>m- bined sco~ of :S~7. Ec:hson H~ <Joacb Bill Workman was Just hoptng to makeagameofn in FridayniJbtat Orangt Coast C.Ollqe. The Chargen did that. and went one step further, living the P1lou a scare before falling 10-9 before 8,000 fans. If it was any conoslation to Wortman, his Charatrs lost lo the No. 25 team in the nation according to USA Todav. ••1t wu a touati pme to lose," said Workman, .. but missing lhrcc field &OaU and an extra point was (\Ot lbat lhad in mind. We won the game on lhc field and lost it on lbc scoreboard... · Despite the lou. the Quuaer:s. ho suit nearly 75 percent juniors, played an impremve pmc defensively .. ~t •'llS the Qiargers· defensive back (Pleue eee EDISON/82) Angei bat not·corked NEW YORK (AP) -The Baseball Commissioner's offioc said Friday 1t was taking no action on protests by managcr5 of the K.ans.u City Royals and .Angds \hat each opposing team uteif .an illepl bat in Thursday nigbfs pme. ''The bau were opened and found to be clean," a spokesman for the commiuiOMr'~ -offioc said ... Thctt V.'a5 DO doctoring and no violauon ... The pme. won 2..:0 by ~ A was J>la~ under a doublr pro~ wnh each m.a.n-aacr-claiming a baller on \ht 91JP05ina \Cam Wb usina an iillcplbat. . ·T:JBLA facing .bigtys~ Ta.rs, Huntingt_on settle for 24-24 tie r luggtsh Bruins await top-ranked Nebraska today """-'--- 87 ROGER CARLSON Of1MGl!IJ"'41U1f PASADENA -UCLA's Bruins have won twice in two starts but they have yet to feel very &ood about anythina. , Today beainnina at 12:30, they're beina asked to do just that -feel aood about themselves. That's a tall order considering what they're up against today here as Nebraska's Comhuskers, the No. 1- ranked colleae f ootbaU team in the country, invades for its first visit to · the Rose Bowl since 1940 when tliey put away Ernie· Nevers and the Stanford Indians, 21-13. It's their fil'$t visit to Southern California since l 972 when UCLA applied a 20-17 shocker on what was then the nation's No. I-ranked team .. Nebraska has powettd its way past two hapless foes on the way to today's encounter (42-7 over Wyomina and 38-7 over Minnesota) behind a massive front line and a backfield which includes senior tailb&ck Jeff Smith (I 07 yards on 16 carries in the first quarter alone apinst Minnesota) and quarterback Craia Sundbera. Sundbcr& has completed 14 of 18 passes for 22 l yard in two pme while Smith has rushed for 3S3 yards in an offense which has averaged .S63.S yard , while the defense has aiven up just 198.S r.ards per pme. UCLA_,_ meanwhile, bas 1truaJed apinst :>an Dieao State and LOna Beach Stale, to put it mildly, and the, quantrbaclc position is up in the .air · with the lou of Steve Bono and the indecision in 'lllihich Terry. Donahue has approached the subject or a replacement. It's chher Junior David Nome or sophomore Matt Stevens (out of Fountain Valley Hilb). but Donahue would !)Ot commit htm lf to com- ment u late s Frida) e~cnlng.. "I hope ~ can play better m t Ncbra ka," sa)S Donahue ... I don't mean to mile cxcu but we wcrcn 't healthy on defense ~en 1: pla)'Cd them last )e r.'' A yur qo the Bruin met c· bra ka and red the fl t I 0 point , but wound up on the rona end ofa 42-IOcount ''U LA 's pa l hi tory as th t tllty're a lo tarter." ebra ka J ·oach Tom 0 born HGDttniton Beach num~ back Tony :8ernandea cradle. the ball while look1Q8 for room aaatnat l'fewport Barbor. Defen4· Ina foz Sallon la NeltlOD Andenon (U). Aerial fireworks key to standoff ina wild one BJ ROGER CARLSON °' .. °"" ......... Newport Harbor Hi&b's Sailors rallied from a 17-6 halftime deficit to ~re 18 third.quarter pointS F~day night. bUt befo~ they could ,et to the fourth quarter t~ Hunuoaton Beach Oilm rallied to tic the pme at 24 - and that's how 1t ended before 3.400 in a v.ild oon-leaaue football en- counter on Harbor's field. How wild? Well, amon1 other thin · · • ffuntinaton Beach nose guard Scott Moberly, a ~3. 22S-pound junior, raced 55 yards with an mterception for a touchdown. •Joe Napoli, completina 9of14 for 132 yards in the first half. had the Oilers in a l 7-6 lead after two periods. •The Sailors rallied v.ith 18 pointS iD the thtrd quarter. first v.i th an SO. yard m&Kh which contained 13 passes, 7 Jood for 65 )ardS v.ith little Ho Truona on the ~>Off end from 7 yards OUL •But before the sailors• Ian$ cowd finish )~llina about that the Tars. had the ball apm when John SpanaJer recovered ao ooSides kickoff and on the fint pl&~ quarterback hane Foley went deep to Truona. "ho rued underneath the ball and cau&ht it for a Penaf1orPuts boot to Dl&blos, ·24-19 Three fourth-quarter field goals keep • By HOWARD L. HANDY O.-, .... C.1111111 .... " . 31->ard touchdown. -•The Oilers didn't even bad the ball )et in the third quaner and the l Sailors bad taken the 1ead for the fint I time in the pme. •The Sailors stopped HB on its nut sc~ and after an Oilers' punt •~ntjust three yaids to the Tars• 37, the bosu responded with a 27 yard field JOI) by Sterlin& Coberl). •But before anyone could finish celebratina that venture. the Oitcn responded with R°" Morpn's 73- yard kickoff return. settina Up I • · (Pfeue eee SAILORSIJJS) Foothill runspist Marina By HUGH SILER . . . . • I 0teoQe Coul OAllY Pll.OT/Saluroay, September 22, 198-4 Mir"""~.., Ed.laon '•Sean Curran wadee thro~ tlabt bole for •bort aatn .. Bannlna delenden prepare to malle atop. · Ca.nan waa Charaen' top ruaher with 66 yai'da. Cycle sweep for Schwartz For the second time in three months, Bobby Schwartz of Los Anscles made a triumphant re- turn to the Oransc County Fair- arounds, sweeping the top two e.vents at the weclc.ly motorcycle racing program. Schwartz, who has been racing the past three months in England, returned for one night to the Fairgrounds to capture bpth the scratch and handicap main events at the Costa Mesa track. lt was the second time Schwartz has been able to swttp In the scratch main, Kelly Moran of Norwalk finished sec- ond with John ·Sandona of Reche Canfon placing third. EDISON NIPPED, 10-9 ••• PromB .. 1• combanauon ot Enc Whttlwrightand hit a ))-yarder last week in the JV Greg Koperck that led to Edison's game. Besides. he misSed them (thrtt first score of the game as Wheelwright fi eld foals) wide. He had the dis-• tipped a Pilot pass away from a tance. • receiver and into the hands of Following a Bontrager field J031 of Kopcrek, g.aving Edi on a first do"'n 29 yards, the Pilots came ahve on at the Pilot 47-yard hne. pffensc. Taking possession at their Six plays later, quarterback Keith own 19. they drove to the Charger 21 . Jarrett found fullback Doug Bennell The big play on the drive was a 59- m the front comer of the end zor:: for yard run by quarterback Jame11e the touchdown. The extra point Holleway. The Pi.Jo~ finally settled attempt sailed wide left, a c1Icum-~ for a Francisco Martmez field goal of stance which would come back tcr--38 yards: ~ haunt the Chargers. Bannina's winning drive started A bad snap on a Bann mg punt gave when defensive tackle Cu.rt1s Wil- tbe Chargers a first down at the Pilot hams fell on a Charger fumble at his 3 I late in the second quarter, but on own 19, and the Pilot offense wasted fourth down a field goal attempt went no time putting the ball in the end wide right and tbe haJ(ended with the zone. Chargers leading, 6-0. On the first play from scrimmage "(Place-kicker Tim) Bontrager 1s fullback Leroy Holt swept around the !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:=~o~n~Ji_y~a~j!!u!!m~·o~r,~"~W~o~rk~m~a~n!!sa!!1d~.~·~·H!e~ nght end and didn't stop until he was · · finally dragged down from behind by Do-.J'T IUST GO THROUGH IT Koperek at the Charger 22. l~ -On the next play Brett Youn~ took ·GROW.THROUGH IT! ap1tchoutfromHoueway and11ptoed · , down the sidelines to lie the game. v.ould prove to be the winning Drnorce . SEMINAR Martinez kicked the ·extra point that FOR DIVORCED ma~ AND SEPARATED aa= :.,or:.:' PERSONS OF ALL ·:::;:" : ~ ~ ~1: AGES Eol-a.nnt111 ~n lrom Jarrell (kick la 4dl Edl-8otllrao91' 29 FG h ,._Milrlil'«Z 31 FG Six Thursday Evenings Sept. 27 -Nov I 7:30-9:30 pm h,._YCIUtlll n run 'Mar1111ez kick Allencs.nce. 1.000 (Hlim.tect) IHOtVIOUAL STATISTICS • RUll\lrle Ban-Vouog, IS-109, Holl, , .... HOl!ewav. 9-66 Edi-CUfTan, 21·66, &ennett, 1·391 Grn, 2·•; J•rrell, 6·for·min111 IS. ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Newport Beach -St. Andrews at I 5th St. " ~Hsine 1San-Hol1-•V, 4· 10· 1 50 Eol-Jarrell, f· 13·0 If tltec.wtne Across from Newport Harbor High S20 Registration Ban-<Hahn, 1-2•; Vouno, 2·11; Sterllng, l·H. Ed!-Curr•n, 3-S.; Ju1lice, 2-17; 8ennell. 2·•, G•rllv. 1-17, Jone~. 1·7 For more lnformatfon, call 631·2~59-5 Mon·Fn Six years ago, Milford Talbot was a stress engineer at Fluor Corporation These days at the Orange County Fair Grounds Swap Meet, he fights fire to a VW hood. which has been waxed with his TnpJe-luster car care product. With a light wipe, the bnlltant shine returns and Tnple· Luster'• cleaning and protection qualities are proven. Always an Inventor. Talbot came across his se· cret fonnula after repeated attempts to find a one· step poll h that would cl an wmdows. pohsh Chrome and prot t pa nt w1th0ut abfas1ves. His pa· t nted formula for Trtple·Luster does all that. It ts also non·toxrc nd easffy removes road film . . "When I cam up w1fh th formula, I was hterally giving 1t away So I came to the Swap Meet and. sold . 36 jars in 3 hOurs. I guess people figured that if I'd use it on my own Mercedes Benz, they could use.it' on their cars," he sad. Originally from Tnnidad, Talbot has degrees from the Drake Business SChOot of Boston and San Francisco State. Alt~h Trip ·Luster is now being sold 1n some ma,01 supermarkets. Talbot will continue to promote 1t av ry weekend t the Orange County Swap M t. He Id, "I couldn't g1v it up • u 1 my money·m 1no hobbY • We 1nv1t you to vis t him •I Space E·116 lt,'s all there ••. Everything .•• under the Sun! Tallest player in NBA history signed by Lakers r m AP dltp &cb IN<:1LEWOOD -Chuc~ Ne~itt, a flC'll 7-S. 235-pound center who is the tallest ~ pl yer in National Basketball Association history, has ign d a contract with the Lbs 1'iclCS Uikcrs. the club announ<'ni Friday. • In ~ctping with club policy, terms of the a,rccmcnt were not announced. A third-round draft choice of the Houston Rockets 1n 19 2, Nevitt, who attended Nonh Carolina State. 0ecame the talle~t player in NBA histot) when he appeared in six games during J 982-83 sea on for the Rocket~ Ne' itt has 'done most of his plnying in the past two scasoM with Houston f.l)lers. the Na• tional AAU champion in 1983 and theronnerup in that compcti~ tion th1 year •. · The Lakeri. invited Nevitt to their rookie camp in Auaust and •1'e'ritt were impre scd enough to·mvite him to tramina camp, which begins next wttkend, according to Jerry West. the team's general manager. "We like ihe fact that he can shoot the baJI and block some shots." West said. GU 8rendt, Oallu Cowboys ¥lee president for personnel, on Judging footbaU prospects: "lt'•.llk• judging a beauty contest: It'• easy to pick out the top 10 percent and bottom 10 percent. It's the 80 P41rcent In the mid die that look the same." live-way tie for Lu Vegu lead -I Dellil W1t10D, the last man to finish, n had an eagle-2 on his way to a 3-under-par 68 Friday to pull into a five-way tie for the lead af\er the third round otihe richest event on the American PGA YOur, the$ l, 122,500.Las Vegas Invitational. Watson was tjed with Jobuy Miiier, former Masters champion Cra.i1 Stadler, Lon Hinkle and Andy Bean, who had the lead alone until he 3-putted from 4-fttt and made double bogey on the 18th hole ... In the LPGA event, rookie ClDdy Ple1er birdied the final hole for a 5-under-par 68 to lead in ihe first round of the San Jose Classic at Almaden County Club ... Former U.S. Open champion Orville Moody, who became eligible for the Senior PGA tour with has 50th birthday last December, fired.a 3-under par 69 for the first round lead in a seniors event at Concord, Mass. Johncock injured ln crash BROOkLYN, Mith. -Gordon • Johncock, a two-ttme Indianapolis 500 winner, was injured Friday in a crash during practice for the Detroit News Grand l""rix Indy-car race. · The .i8->ear-old driver from nearby Coldwater.· Mich .• suffered what track officials said were several iunjuries but no broken bones. He \\35 taken to Foote Memonal Hospital in Jackson. Mich .. where he was to be treated and kept O\:e rn ight for observation. Rams re-sign David Croud.lp The Jlams anm>unced Friday that they [il have plaped rookie center Tony Slaton on •II• their tnJured reserve last and re-signed defensive back Cavid Croudip. Slaton suffered an abdominal muscle strain in practice Thursday, accordina to a spokesman for the National Football League team, who said the fonner Southern California player would be sidelined in- definitely. · The Rams had wai~ Croudip on Wednesday to make room on the roster for quarterback Steve Dils . . Cab•• title drive Rook e urt ep1latre pttchcd It• 111 ven·hlller and y \'u Slyte drove in three run to help the t. Lou1 Cardinal beat Cha o, 8.0, Fnda>· niibt and • oonhnuc to taU the CUb drive 1hc the Nauonal Le ue Enst title. Chi o' fifth straiaht lo kept its magic number for d imana the tillc at three • • • Elsewhere in the Nation I League, Geor1e.Fo1terdrove an three nm \\1th a two-run fiome run and a sinJJe H the New York Meta defeated Montrealh6-2. Mookle Wiison hit his nint hom~r and Ray Kalpt hit his lhltd 10 support Sfd Ferulldes, S-6, who snapped a five-game losina streak ' by throwina 516 inni~ · • · Jobuy Ray picked up has fourth straiaht aamc-winnina RBl and TODY Peaa drove in three runt as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia, ,.J, , . Marlo So&o pitched a six-hitttr and drove in three runs with a _ __ double. a sin&Je and 1 sacrifice fly r.iv . in leading Cincinnati to a 5·2 victory ·,over Houston ..• Atlanta's Rkk MUler checked San Diego on four hits and knocked in the dectding run with a sinaJe~s the Braves turned back the National Leaaue West champion Padres, 3-1. Brett helpti Royan stay In flnt · George Brett, still hobbled sli&}ltly • • with ·a pulled hamstring. unloaded a arand slam hom~run in the seventh inning Friday niaht to boost the K.tnsas City . Royals to a 7-4 victory over ~akland. The victory snapP.ed a two.pme losjna.skid for Kansas City and left the Royals a half-game ahead of the Angels and one game in front of Minnesota in the American Leaaue West ... In other AL games, Ron Wulllnston and &eat Hrbek tripled 10 key a six-run first inning as Minnesota trounced Cleveland 7-3. The Twins sent 11 batters to the plate in the first, puncllina out seven hits and scoring three runs o~ Scllalze, 3-6, who didn~J'lctite batter ... Danny Tarta'hlhtro e in two runs and &ea Pllelpa homered to back Jim Beattie'• six-hitter and carry Seattle toa 5-1 victory over the aucago White · Sox ... Deuls "Oil Cu" Boyd allowed five bits white BW 89Ck· Brett • ner and Toay Arm•• drove in two runs each durinaa six-run Boston scve,ntll inp.inaas the Red Sox won a 8-0 victory over Balumore ... 81tcli Wynqar and Mike Pa1Uanlo drew bases-loaded walks to force in the 11e-break.ing runs in the sjxth inning and the New York Yanktts went on.to beat Detroit 5-3 ... Cecil Cooper stroked a two-run home run and Doa Sotton and Ray Seara1e combined on a five-bitter as Milwaukee broke a five-,&ame losing streak with a 5-1 victory over Toronto. hlevl9lon, radio TELIYl8IOM 11: 15 a.m -aAU9AU.: Oektand at Kan ... City, Channel... . 12:30 p.m. -Cou.EGI! FOOTIAU; N• braska vs. UCLA, Channet 2. 3:30 p.m. -90XIMQ: , Channel 7. 4:30 s>:m. -RUM•to: Fifth Avenue Mtte, Ctiannef 7. 5 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF 8PORT8: Channel 7. 7 p.m. -FOOT8ALL: USC at Ariz.one St., Channftf 6. . RADIO 12:30 p.m. -cou.acae FOOTaAU..: ~ bruka YI. UCL.A, KMPC (710); 12:30 p.m. -CO&JiGI FOOTaALL: cm Stat• Futi.rton at Cotorado St., KWRM (1370~ KWVE(108fM); 1 p.m. -aA-AU.: ~ at SM Francfeco, KABC (790). 1 p.m. -aA•aALL: Texas at A~. KMPC (710). . 7 p.m. -COLLIQI FOOTaAU.: USC at Artz~ St •• KNX (1070). 7:30 p.m. -COUIOE FOOTIALL: Long Belch St. at Fresno St., KezY. (1190). . No. 1 BCI nipped ill polo by Waves The nationally top-ranked UC Irvine water polo squad hit a bump m the road in the form of No. 2 Peppcrdine Friday, 11 the Waves captured the teams' PC.AA opener in overtime, 11-10, at Pepperdine. Rob Mataranps notched. the aame·winner with l: l 6 to play in the 1econd overtime session after the two tea.ms bad traded aoals in the first extra period. The Anteaters held a 7-4 ad van tqc at halftime, but Peppcrdine (8-0-2) scored the only two aoalst0f the third quarter and eventuaUy tied the game to send it into overtime. In hi&h school actton. Corona del Mar won the Tustin Hi&h bracket of the SOuth Coast Tournament, scoring an 8-7 victory over Sunny Hills and l l-5 decisiowe1"" ftstin. 1 The CIF's second-ranked Sea Kings were sparked by Jeff Oeding's five goats in the opener. Ocding had three in the tint half when CdM took a 5-2 lead, and althouah Sunny Hills came close. the Lancen could never soc off adult ticket with •d ORANGE COUNTY· .. eeLU4:T9B!AllA GUN ,SHOW ••Ga••• •rn•• THAN llY•• Sat., Sept. J2 & Sun., Sept. 21 BUY·SELL·T.RADE 350 TRADE TABLES Ftaturlng Guns -Antique & MOO~rn Ammo -war Rtf cs & SUrplUs Ind an ~rttfacu -Rugs.:& J~try -,ColN ~"*'°" •1.so• a.Nren ~ t4 •t.IO SOt off w/ ad fW'Wfl Wilt! M ~ HOU ... IAT • SUN. t • I OllANG8COUNTYPAl .. ltOUNDI NSW PllODUCTI PAVIUON, 91.DI. ti t•r .... l·A Al.,.,,. Dt..,. C.... .... PM •ecer••• lftfel llHf-..;1617 catch up. Goaltender Dave Vistaunot wu sharp CdM, recordi~ 16 saves in the two pmes, includ1n1 11 ap.inst Tustin. Cd M's first pme today at Newpon Harbor is slated for 1 J a.m., and a win would put the Sea Kings in-the 3:20 championship match. At Newpon Harbor Friday, the top-ranked Sailors ha4 one easy pme -a 16-4 romp of San Clemente - and a somewhat tig.llt contest -an 8·5 verdict over El Dorado at New- pon. Newport moved anto the semi· finals of the tourney, necdint tVIO victones to claim the championship. Cameron Thompson led a parade of l I Newport plar.en who scored in the tint aame. while the Sailors broke away from a 3-2 halftime lead to case past El Dorado m the second pme. ·Marina will ~ay for the consola· tion title tocay 1f it can win a pair of games at TustinHiah following a 14-5 verdict over Estancia. BARONS ••• FromBl · two-point conversion and it was t S-12. 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MY-lruc.10. 2•Je, Vert, I , Ol'ty, ••:16, Donn, •·70 ArollttuY, t•t . -DAIL Y"PILOTJ . _Eagles let onegef away, tJ!.en se lefoiatle stancta sees 21-7 halftime ead melt, outfights back to 1-e Tritons, 28-28 ByUNHILiL o.., ..... ~, What you had in Fnday night's 28-28 tac between Estancia Hiab and San Clemente High were two teams Jthat each played one half of football here on the San Clemente High campus -fint Estancia'a Eagles then the Tritons. · The Eagle SC"ored on their first two possessions of the ball game on their way to a 21-7 halftime fend. Running back Alan Blaver"s 22.yard scamper on third down put Estancia in sconna position ~hich was capptd by quar;- Warriors . get 19-0 fesson Special to tbe Daily Pilot SAN MARCOS -Woodbridge Hiah's Warriors dropped their $CC· ona straight non-league football de- cision Friday night as host San Marcos burned Woodbridae with five interceptions in a 19-0 victory. Grea Helm spun off a 63-yard touchdown run m the first period, but af\er that it was a see·saw battle into the fourth quarter before mistakrs finally caught up with Coach Gene Noji's lrvine-t.scd crew. It bcun before the fim kickoff as quarterback Matt Cornwell was un- able to start because of a pulted 11oin muscle and wasn't taped properly. So Noji went with sophomore John Uyrkovtch, and Cornwell was to play in the third quarter and a ponion of the fourth quarter only . "We missed some assianments and you Gan 't make those kind of mistakes near the coat tine," saiCS a disa~ pointed Noji. .. We had a receiver ao the wrona way once, and we missed a key block on another,·those hurt us." tcrback M1ke-Rosellin1's uC· td 'ID to to wide re<:e1\ er Eric Dom. one of thtte the two hooked up for On the Eagles' next Po c sion, tatlback Craig Conte's 2-yard J unt act up Estancia'<S ICCOnd sconng opportunity with Blaver doin the scorina honors on a three-ya.rd run. After Sin Ctcmcrnc clc d the gap to 14-7 in the scoond quancr, the Rosellin1-Dom combination came through apm, this time on a 14-yard pass play with 22 onds remaining m the half for a 21·7 ilc d t intermis ion. t nc11 out incd n a mentc m total offi n 219 99 1n lhe ftrs1 h If. Howe" r th1 ch n ed d matt· call) In the second I A different n Clemente le m apJ)Cnrcd \\1th one two comb1n tton of au own. Tnton quan ck Alex Baker, who f'S 2 for I 0 an the first hal(. started iioding his favonte target, spin end Tony VillBnueva. llaker completed 9of14 seC'ond-ha1f passc , the la t eight to Vtll nueva. . fhrce or fbc ·pa • M'cnt for toucndowns. The first TD capped 69-yard sconng dnvc with Vii- i nueva making n great catch m the end zone for a 14-)ard scoring pl&). Villanueva did 1t ugaan, lhi ume for five )'ards. · Twice the Warrio{'I were in pos.- ition to score, but fiCld aoal attempts . from 22 and 28 yards away went wide, which preserved San Man:os' seven- Newport Harbor quarterback Shane Foley 8C&ll• the field lookln& for recelven while c....... offeulve line 'offera aupport durluJI l'rl· day'• 24·24 tie with Bunttncton !leach. point bulge. · ~~~d~g~~li'd~~ up!!·,~·~~~ SAILORS, OILERS TIE, 24-24 ..• nings capped a 37-yard drive with a From Bl . .10..yard run ~th with· 9:20 Jemain-perfect I-yard Jlant strike from ins. ""'· · Napoli Lo Paul Bryant for the tying The final sAn Marcos touchdown touchdown. came with just 30 seconds left after •There were no less tt\_an 46 pla)s David Townsnend picked off the fifth from scrimmage in the wild third interception ofa Woodbridae pass to stanza. including 21 passes by Fole)·. set the winners up on the Warriors' •In the final quarter Chns Parks 23. intercepted an Oiler pass, Oiler It took just five plays befo~ Darren Tomasick got off a .i;lutch 49-. Richard Grecnekh piled over from a \3rd punt (net) to act HB out of yaro out: danger, then Motpn intercepted a San Marcos dominated the pme Sailors' pass and It finally finished out of its option attack with 1 solid · hiheSailors'~oingtothuironthe runni11Jpmc, pilina up 217 yards on final play for a l--yard completion. 43 cames. as opposed to just 44 >ards "That wa~ a war!," shouted Hunt· on 20 carries by the Warriors. · · mgton Beach Coach George Pascot. It was a reversal from two earlier "A great football game." games when Sin Marcos went to the, air much more than usual, but Noji said his team wasn't fooled in that area. "They threw the ball a Jot for an option team earlier," noted Noji. "But we were ~pared for what they did.'' What the Warriors were not prepared for were the five inter- ceptions, offset somewhat by San Marcos~ three lost fumbles. san Mii~" lt, Wu dtlr1d11 o SC...IW~ Woodbrklot 0 0 0 t--0 ·' 5-n MMCOI 7 0 0 1~1' SM-Hem 63 run (Grod kldt) SM-Jennlnet io l'Ull (kid! bloctted) ~r11ntlch 1 run (run felled) Atttftdence; 500 (Mllmlled) DtVIDUAL ITAT1ST'tCI . .,...... . W-fl'tlRffpS, 12·22; Seever. S-f, Uyrkovlch, 2·17, Comw ... Mor·mtnua 4. SM-JtMlnO&. 21-101; .....,,,, .. ss; Polllnt, 7-35, Hodtn, 5-11, llowe, 3·7; GrHMlcll, H . '"•"""9 W-Uyrkovlcn, 7·11·S, 5', Cornwttt, 2· ... 2, 22. SM=Htlm, 3·6·0, Z2. ·~ W-"fto'lllllt, 2·10; ,...,., 2·7; Evers, 1·16; $M9W, HO; StvmcM', HO, MKDoMkf, l·I, "9\llOPS, M. SM-laron., i·f; ~lo. 2· 13. . I MARINA. • • J'romBl have a lead an the first half. but we couldn't put the ball in the end zone." "I tned every trick in the book." said a pc~piring M1Jce Giddiop, who has coached the Sailors to a 2.0.. I record prior to Sea Vie~ League action next "Wctk. · h was fininJ that neither team lo~t 10 this particular game, because neither deserved to. ·apoli completed 13 of 28 for I 79 )ards and 2 interceptions. Fole) responded v.ith a 21-41-2 per- formance. for 2.H )ards. Neither coufd run on the otbcras both trenches proved unmovable, and it was ao exceptionally hard- hiuing pme. 0 1'd say so," agreed Giddings. "I'm :rhe Vikin'5quite easily could have led before goina into the lockerroom, but an offside penalty nepted a touchdown pa$S from quarterback Steve Blokdyk to the speedy Rish. fon:ma Marina to settle (or ihe 7-7 tie at half. MeW'P!>rt Barbor'• Scott Moeea ramblea for yaruae after catclllDC pau qaln•,t Huntinaton Beach Friday DJ.&bt. glad I wa)n't on the tield." On one play three pla)ers ~ere helped from the field. but what appeared to be the worst was a knee injury (left) to Harbor's Jot Johnson. Everythma was going the Oilers' way through two pcnods, but when Foley went to the air, .... ith Truona (9 catChC$ for l 21 yards) and tight end Joe) Jam~ (6 for 54 )ar<h) his major targets, 1t suddenly ~ame a dogfight. The Oilers faded to takeadvantagc- of all of their opportunities early, however. and it may have cost them the dedsion, leavina them 1-1-1 after three non-leque pmcs Among the spoils not collected was a 41 -yard pass from Napoli to tiaht end Robert Gaw, an ~parent touch- down which was nullified by a penalty for blocking bctow the waist some seven yards behind him as he crossed the goal line. While it was a passmi OrJY, the defense in the trenches ap1nst the run was awesome with the Sailors• Mike Beech, Tom Kitchens. Scott Crai& and Jason Nedelman aoina apinst such Oiler defenders as Robert-Flory, Moberly and Datrcn James. The Sailors entered at Jess than full strenath -outside linebacker Andy Stoneman was out with a concussion suffered in practice. tailback Fritz Ho.wscr sat it out (muscle pull in the hip area) . Marinovich gets a passing gr~de Fr9sh quarterback sparks Mater Del to 30-16 victory By RANDY TIFT o.llJ ..... C.... ........ llf It was only a matter of time before frcibman quarterback Todd Marinovich arid Maier Dci Hish's ~volving door recehina corps sWtedmakinglbepuspla} countas big plays. In fact, the fourth quarter of Marinovicb's third hip school pmc may be a tumini point an bis career as well as Mater Dei's 5CUOn. W"C the Monarchs got some bit breaks. but it was Mater Dei's pass1na pme that Jeft smilina Coach Cbuclc Gallo lJ"yin1 to explain what went right an bt• team's ~16 v.io over Sania Ana Friday night at the Santa Ana Bowl. .. We arrived as a pass1na team tonight," Gallo said after accepting the Santa Ana Mayor's trophy amid cheers from the crowd of 6,000 ... We were conservative in our first two games (the Monarchs an now 2-1). but tonight wetoldTodditwuall bis, and he took it." · The freshman quancrbaek led • 20-0 founh Quarter Mater Dei ""ft by oonnectfng on l 0 of li2 Pll*' ae the second half. T:houah inconsisceot an the first half. he and his &ck of rcce1v. eB aelled for the second, and made the key plays to total 26.S yards passmg. .. We didn't antcodtothrowthebd tonight, until they made us throw," Gallo wd, •·Marinovich came of. toni&ht. He dido 't have :to uk us What :to do every time toni&bt l lhiDt bC•s become a lqitimaic vanity quar· tcrback." Despite the pusina numbers. it w a key bttak that shoOk Mater Dti from its slwnber. Behind ~10, die Monarclts' Claris Gill was able IO smother a Santa Ana .~1 a~ which bocked the bill into IC'JOnllll pe>Sitioo for Mater Dei at the Santa Ana 2-)'U'd line. Mannovieh tied the score ~ carryina it acrou two plays later, but Mater Dei miUed the extra point n.e Monarchs then seized excellent field ~lion for their winnina drive. I)' forcing the Stints to punt from their own two, the Monarchs \oo1c pas. session at Santa Ana' 36 and went to work. On third and eigbt at the l4. the ' pass acw came throuah ~ on a · divins sideline catch by Jeff Oatdy. Runnma beck Toan Ca.o1(26 c:anies) then took it the rest of lbc qy, sconna (rpm five yards O\lt to live Mater ~ all iLwould Deeds for i11 ud&a ""lctor)'. Ocean View, CyPress meet Oocan View·~ Scahav.-U arc lht onlv Orange Coasi are.a team 110 action ·to:n.iabt-ua"elina to Westera H~ io dud Cypress in an~ contest. Kickoff is stt for 7;30. C>cean View. built arouad a ru.n- nma.Ji.me v.ith double ri.lbt ends. is J-1. C)pre$5 u 2-0 in non..~leque play. Artists pull out uphill 7-6 victory Dana Hills falls as Draper stars for L.aguna Beach By BOBB MUNSON o.llJ ..... C.111-...... It isn't too often that the J..a1una Beach High football team wins a gatne. But when they do. the players celebrate as if they had won the CIF Central Conference champion::.hip. Well, it wasn't a playoff game, only a non-lcque matchup between two winless teams. But when the Anisu watched the final seconds tick off the clock. their QUC$t for victory was finally fulft.lled, as ...._una took a 7-6 deetsion o"cr lona-ume m-al Dana Hil Frida) n1&ht at Laguna Beach High. lt ~-as the first v.in oft~ son for the Artists ( 1-2) who broke a l ~pme losina stttal.: >A1i.h &be "ictory, "I'm glad that wt finaU) iota win," said a much-~lie"ed Laauna Beach Coach Dennis HIJ)ung. "IJl) ~all) ha pp~ t~ get th}s victory." • nd the Arti ts had to v.ofk their way out of a jam lat.t in· the fourth quarter to bo1d OD to the win. Tbe pme was scoreless entcrina mto the final quarter of play, but Lquna &aCJi took lld\o'&.Dllge of I crudaJ Dolphin mistake witb 9:47 kft.-., Dana Hdls was forced to punt e ball from its own 3S-yvd line, and Chris Bonas dropped beck to kick. But the hike from center bounced at Bonas' feet, and after be picked \he ball up to run, Bonas was hit by thfce oncolnina Anisu &i'Th.e 7. . That gave Lquna BQC'b lJOF:-----...... - scuion with a fitJt--and~goal, and it took runnina back Mark Draper onl)' two lrid to punch the ball into the end zone. Sean McKevin kicked the e,.;ua point. and the Artists bad a 7-0 lead v. ith 8:57 to play. But Dana Hill marched bllck dov.n the field •ith a ll-pla>, 73-y&rd drive. And h '&S a 1...quna Beach mistakt v.bich allov.'Cd the Dolphins to sco~. as the Artists had only 10 . ~ n on the field When the l>o1Pbins· Keith Cole) ran into the end zone from four ~ards out. ''\\'e had a muue in defensive calls.;" wd Har)ima. Their runn back ran riaht throvp the spot when our pla"er was mimna. .. On the second play of the third quarter, the Kniahts u.sed the big play to open thin.pup. Dutri~c (who wts 2 of 6 on the evenina, with both compietions 1oin1 for score') hit Ken B"-' at the 37-yard line, and after aetuna a block it the 40, Brius rambled down lhe riaht sideline for tho acore. Miraculous rec~ption eats uf.> Lions Howe, er. Daria Hills' attempt at a t9''0-po1nt conversion was stoppc(l. as Matt Rauh•s pa.SS attempt was in· complete. Rhett Oannan n:cc>\.crcd the su· in& On• ide kick for lquna Belch, and IOta.ocr pushed the ball down to the Dotp)lin .Sas time ran out. Foothill added two insurance touchdowns in the fourth quarter. and once apan the bia play killed the Vikcs. 16-15 last·ditch win over Westmi~s~er Bj JOE DUDEVOIR ...... -....,J &-.-. \ k. ian- • ins at the Lion's 27. Senuc moved to the \\ c tmtn tcr eight before havtna to-settle .for a 2~}ard field 1 b) Todd Pru~op. SetY1te 16, w.tltmm'• 11 ~~QUllW1 • 0 :r 0 Dt'apct fintshtd the_pmc with 133 )'. rds on 1 & carri The nior also had a 8-yard · ·off return callt'd c because of holdi ··r"'C ne'er m Ora~ tum aa a better performance... id Ha "He played nta tic." .. MAJO L: AGUE STANoc'NGS American W ST OIVlllON W L .. ct. 01 n 'U \6 1t 1• lS ·11u 1~1 • 71 .., ~461 l\'I 10 ., .•51 9 70 M 4.SS '' 65 ., •1' 1)\\ IAIT DlVWON ,..0t1r011 " n 641 TorOfllO IS .. .UJ I) ') Ntw YOtll IJ 69 J46 1' I) S.lllmMt " 11 :lll l•h IOSIOft ll n 51' 11 Ot¥tltllf 6t as "' ,, NJl'fl•~H '3 90 412 )S x •won d•v slon llllt ,,.._.,.SC.,... Af191k S, Ttx•• 4 M/J'Wailkee s. 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IW..» N'L NATlCHtAL CON11allf(I $et1 Fre~IKO ATltnta Ranu NtwOi'IUM WHI W LT 3 0 0 1 ! 0 ' , 0 ' 2 0 C«\tr.a ,. , 0 0 l.000 70 ,, l ! 0 .»l 71 H 120.=•.o 1 I 0 l3 S1 11 120.:m• .. .... OallH 2 I 0 .. 750 NYGants 1 I 0 M7 10 .. S~ 210M1t4 .. Pll~ 120W636f wa ICM1 1 2 o m n M AM9RICAN CON,.RIHC• Pl lllt>Ur9'! Cle•NIM:I Clnel""'ll Hou•'°" M1tml 'N-envteno NY.Jell lndian11P011s Buffalo .... ) 0 0 I 000 7' 41 J I 0 6'1 M 7l 210M7f0~ 110'611755 2 ' 0 661 .. 6S Cenlr .. . 2 l 0 0 , 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 a.st , 0 0 1000 ... 41 2 l 0 .. , " " 2 I 0 667 13 .0 IJO.Dll27' 0 s 0 000 •I 7' SUndaW"• GalMt RMl\I et Clnclnnell 1Cht"'1el 2 al 10 a.m.l ..... \ tndlene1>oll1 •' Mtaml (~nnat • ti p.m.) Gr"n 8av ar Oall11 (Chtnnel 2 at o.m.l HOUiton al Al .. nll Mlnnnota at Detroit NY Jets at 8uffal0 Pitt5burtfl at CteYtland St LOUii ., Ntw OrlMns San FranclKO at Pnli.csetPhla Wuhll\GtOll ., Ntw E119tand Cllleaoo at SMllte KansH Cltv •I Denvtt Ta~ a.v at NY Giants ,,,_..,., o.m. S.n Oltoo et ....,.. C ..... tootMI~ WUT Nebfaslc.1 el UCLA (Crianna4 2 at 1230 Pml Lono 8each St ., FrflllO SI., n Oregon at Caloiwn.a San JOM St. at StanlOl'd Ho\nton al WHllol\Glon BeM St. at Washlnoton St BYU at ..... n. n Wldlill St .• , ~-LH vev ... " Cal State Northrldoe at San Frencll<lO St. UC Otvli at Santa Ciera, n C.J Stale H1vward at Cat Pl:Mv <SLOI, n Wel>tr SI at Portland SI., n ROCKIES USC at Arlwnt St (Chtnnet 5 al 7 P.m.) Cal Slate FUl!trton et Color•do St. Utan at Air Force Teqs Teen •• New MHICO, n Nevede·RtnO at lk>IM St. Montane $1. •I Idaho, n Montana at Idaho St., n SOUTH SW Loulslane al Alebamt Arizona 11 LSU, n Florida SI at Miami, Fl• Armv •I Tanneua Southern MlutulPPI at Auburn Wakt ForMI •I Nortll Caroona $1 Cincinnati 11 M«nOfl•• St .. n· Clledtl at Geor9" Tech C!emton et Geotola Ouk• at Sovtn Carollna, n Kal\l.H at Vanderl>OI, n Ktntudty at Tulane, n LOUlllana Tech •• Mlu lu1001 Rlcllmond et Vlf01noa Tecll Furman at MarlllaU, n Weslern C:.rollna et VMI SOUTHWEST TUllt el Arlla111a1 8evtor ., Olllahoma Nonn Tnas SI ., SMU, n Iowa St at TtXH A4M, n t<anws St. at TCU. n Sen OitQO SI at OttlehOma St. L..emer 11 Rieie, n MIDWEST Colorado at Notre Dame MldllQan St at Illinois Wlscon1ln at Mlcllloen lndlane at Nortnwesttrn Ohio St et Iowa Minnesota at Purdue Mlnlsslppl St. at Missouri IUlnols St. •• Indian• SI. Kent SI. al N. llllnol1, n E. llllnols al Toledo, n Ohio U. at E. Michigan, n ArllenMI St at so. llllnol1 l!lowllno Green at Miami, Ohio Wnttfn Mlclllean al Central Mlchlo1n Ntw MaxlCo St at Or•kt •AST Norin Carollne at Bolton CotleOe Marvland at Wtst Vlrelnle Vlrolnl• at Nevv Rvl~s at svrecu11, n Piii al Temple w•ti.m &. Marv at Penn st l!lo$ton U at Ntw Hamo•hlre Yale at Brown Budtntl at NOl'tl\ffstern Colgate ti Ltllloll Harverd •I CotumOle Morgan SI •I Connecticut Princeton at Corntll Penn at Oartmoutn Gommunitv ~ SOUTHLAND f'OOTIAl L "°LL ·~ ScMol flKerd ""- 1 Taft 1-0·0 120 2. Fullerton 1·0·0 106 3. El C.mlno l·0-0 J2 •. Cerritos O·O·O 76 s Soutnwntern 1-0-0 60 6. l!lakersfl•ld 1 ·0·0 5' 7. Santa Montee 1-0-0 .. I. Ml. Sen Antonio 1-0-0 3' 9. LA Pierce I ·0-0 19 10 Pa1ad111a 0· 1·0 19 Other recelvlno vot81. Rlvar$lde (1·0·01. II, Long l!leacn City (1·0-0) 14, Sa" 011110 Mesa (0-l·OJ. I, Seddltbecll 10-1-0l, s, Paiom.r <1·0-0), 4, O.swt 11-0-0) 2 Communttv c..._. TODAY'S GAMIS (Neft·C.IMt 911(.1) GOIOe<I Wnt a t S.nta Ana Fullerton at Oranoe Coast Mt San Antonio •I S.ddlet>Kll 1 LA Htrt>or at El C•mino Wnt Los AltQ4tits et Moofperk lm1>«l1! VaUev al s.oi:itl!Weslern San Oiffo MeM at Grossmont Riven1de CC at East Loi All04tll1 P1lomer al Rio Hondo Anle!C>Pe Velltv •I Cllrut Tait at West V•lltv Wnr Cat lnst1tule 11 L01>9 l!IHch CC kottsdeot. Aa •I Cerrlloa Ventura •t lektofitld u !. Marine C-G(PS " Duert GoleNltte. At. at Sent• a.rt>au cc Hancock at San ..,.,,.,dlno Valltv LA Sou111w11t al Compton. l;.30 am. LA Valle~ at Gltndllt, l'JO 0 m Fresno 1t Santa Mona cc Pa1to.nt CC 11 LA PIClrte A" Nmes 11 1 JO o tn ""''" otn.rwlst nottd. Hltlh Kf\od K«el SATURDAY'S SCCNllS Fountain Valle\! 24, Mluton Vl110 19 8anntn9 10. Edlton 9 14 Hunllnoton S.ecn 1•. N•wPOrt HarllOf s.rv;te '•· Wntm111s1.r 15 E1t1nclt 21. Sen Clemente n Laguna Betdl 7. Dalla Hiit • fl Mater 0.1 30. Senta AN 16 Sen Marco1 It, WOOObrldff o Foo11111 26, Marina 1 V1ltf1C11 21, El T0to t Orenve 13. ~t • 6 Canvon tt, Cl'llne¥ 1' V a Peril 24, Lont le«ll WillOll t) T rov 11. Analleim 16 Rowland 20. lre•-Ollflda I) Mafl'Olla 16 1!1"'11t Peril 7 llO!Sa Gr1not 1), S.vt~t 19 Wttl«ft 42, •a!ICllO Ala.mllOI 14 Sonora 2A, El Ool'telo 1' CIUOll 73 Sl U1 17 I~ Arntt '9, CollQn 0 11·.no. M«I'"°"""" 2), kfra 1S Pus X IS PtftfT'IOUlll 12 TONttHT'S OAMIS 11:)9 IU!\.) S.'111 Ana V• ' •t hwte cx .. n View If\ C\lortn ti Wn1tt11 (U>Wt"lt llt La Oulnl1 •I Gr 'ldt luMV H VI Gr1111e '--' . • • .. {#- lM A&lrnl191 , IOA rs HSU\. TI • (JM .. '4.ftllll1 '*'*' fMllne) 'lllST f'ACI., OM mlll Nea H lllV Ot1wl IDunrl 6..0 UO t to ttr Lo I (Pleno) uo tAO loOtt Tl IKuaottrl UO .••• ~!~ ~ Andn Wll\ston, Reotl ,........'""..,. s~ l '°· NtdY\ Peoosr. Mid• 111oti1 Mmt. Htnnall& exorm Tknti 2:00 3/$. U UtACfA 11•1) N•d 141.10. Slc.oNO lltACI. one mile Net Vanetta t4anovw (Anor1111 UO 220 2.10 KalHl'i !laker} UO 2.10 krUllles (Ptrlitr) 2 10 Allo rtud. Arrnbro C~lt. Reclft 11, Timt 1 57 ''5 U IXACTA (1•31 IN d $9 00.. 'fH•D lltACI. One m oece Stnoot1I Ci """ (KIJebletl 1 UO UO UO WNt .-nodlout (AllOertOlll 2 .0 2 «I Pl vcno 'J Slletl'tn> uo Alto rac.d· PIMH S411Ww. senoa Doi. Ar;uow ltOM, T•t•l'I Road. PrOUd CO\lftlry TlrM 1:.11 31.5 • U IXACTA (1·6) °'Id U2 40 l'OU..TH "ACI. Orie mile oece, Sto!M Momenft IPt,.lllf) ~ 20 3 40 3.12o Doullla alnf141 <•oeen> • 4..0 3 '° Tr1&1 LHI lP!'trctl • 00 Al\O raced P,ll!Cfts , 1..M!, 0.111 Encltavor ~er.,,_,... Time l 57 215 '"'°'" lltACI. One mllt NC. Countess ltonle (Vklllm) 21 ao 7 40 s .o WVM• Nlnclina (Al'O«tOll) UO J 10 Blt'OMU Chr I (ltoMtll 2.IO AbO rec.o Flnat can, Rt0tl G.1t11t, Bell• JOI!• Time. 1'51 11 S. u IXACTA (6•3) Nld mooo SIXTH RACI. OM mllt NC.. TrNwrn fOO. cAnonn> uo uo uo Sur• Sdl•t&lt <takwl ) 20 2 '° • Navv Cllffr ILacMv) 3.10 AllO rtc9d: QfanMrti; llrkiffl, Clltrmed Ql.ltlrk. Elltra. Cooawlnne, Or1npark llonom Time. 1.59 :11 S. U l.ICACTA (6·21 paid s20 10. s•WNTH llAClr. ~ milt oace. Caliente (Anclefton) 3 20 UO t 60 PoNwtlMll• (Dftomer) uo !.00 Mollteray Knloht (Croehanl 4.20 AJso rllQd Jungle Law. Boomer Hiii, Cllermillt c;.m, F .. sh't' Frtllll. Etooutnl ltov S Time U7 l fS. IJ lrUCTA (2 .. ) H•d SIUO. •IGNTlf RAC•. One mile HCt. Arverne·, Girt (Slfftn) 19 20 S.IO • 00 ReNnl Mile (Grl.fldY) UO 140 T•rPOrt Marl111M <Oesomerl out Allo racact Bret1Mway Belle. wuio. AOOUr, May Wlllcf, W.. S..soned Glr1, FllG!lt Of Spr1119 Time 1.se 21 s U •XACTA (4-1' Nld S1.JJ0 NINTH ltACE. One mile 1>111». Mv OM (Linton) 19.00 ''° S40 Oreo Bvrd (51etth) 5 • .tO s IO Royal Ramoeve (Partter) S40 Also rac.O. Dorotllv l!lr~. RhOOa Lobell, KahlUa Prlnctn Tlme l S7 3/S U EXACTA (3·1l oald S274.20. S2 PICK MX IS-6-1 OI' 6·2·••3) Nld J2t,S 14...0 wlfh two wlmln; tickets (six llOrlff). n Pick Six GOnM>latlon oald "91.JO With 65 WIMlll9 tlckall (flYe hofWI) T•NTH RAC•. OM mile pace. l!lrooltdell Boy (Kuebler) 33 .0 19 40 I 60 Stormy Alltck (P14nol -•.AO 3.00 l!lrent Biker CAncla1'son> 100 Also raced. Snow Dane., Tontuta, 8ramt>lt SCramble. Able Gold, Scottllh Loci\, Homa Chance Time 2:0o 115. Sl EXACT A (9·3) pald' 5166 20 A llelldanc.t. 6, 70I Pomona fRIDAY'S RESULTS (tftl ef ll•claY •Ir "'"""") APALOOSAS fltlST RACI. • '> furlonos Jl.O Sierra Gold (Boeol 12.10 1 20 5 20 Double A!Oum (Hollflotlhl I 00 S 60 MluUvtr CUP (BrHwelf) 4 40 Alio raced Win'$ Jty l!lar. I'm A Over Too, Roc:k\11 FRrt, Clltrokff Ch ..... °°"°" Our Monv Time 55 415 t.S IXACTA C7·1l paid Sll500 OUARTEltHOMES SICOND RACE. 350 verds Soter cn.rver (Broolll) 6.60 3.40 2.60 Elont Oclock Ruih (Garcia) J.20 uo llCR Klno• Luck (Harmon> ~ 2.60 Alto rac.td: SM Can Oo 11 Too, Klp- lrdUdtldo, Tiit Ad Man. Ju1lln RV, Refit Tiit Colors, Klal Linda. Time: 17.75. 15 •XACTA (7·31 e>akl UO.SO. THIRD ltACE. 400 vards. Jets Bedulno (SevlHt) UO 4 60 uo Its EHY Baby (Hermon) 3.20 2 . .0 To Tiie Stars (9roolls) 2.60 AltO ractet Mv My Y•nkN, ConltlSll Coe>v, Sonoma Man. Tlmt' 20.17 tS IXACTA (2·3) H id SS400 THOllDUOHHEDS fOUATH llACL l 1116 mites. W111111110 Tri (Htnstn) 4..00 UO HO V""911 Luckv Now (Noclutl) S.IO 3 .0 Rtno Ooc (Melle) 3.00 Also raact: C..otaln GI, Trut GrMn, Out On TM Cot1I, N-York Citv. Bull Bus Sam. Time U7 JIS fl"H llACE. 1 1116 mllft. Waste ~Hlltl (OelOtdnlOl ISOO 610 A.00 Red Groom ll!lieck) 4 ao 2.90 Llvtlv Woodland tli•nanoetl ~.tel Also raQld· Orelkanv, Lovtt>r4ttendctr, Jinllfv, Prince sevmour, Carl's l!llo Chanc.e. Time. 1.'7 4/S 12 DAILY OOUILE ( 1-t) oekl s.39 • .0, SIXTH RAC•. 6 furtonos. Grano S&.m l!lal>v IH1n) 600 3,90 3 .o Lu0'1 Star (l!laztn) 5.00 3.90 Tiit Onl11 Wav Out <Omnoi> 5.00 • Also ,.~ NOOlett RHI, Folk'• Vic· torv, Encilllh Rovattv, FIQhtlnv Amr, Nat111e Ride Time~ 1:11 115 IS EXACTA 11·51 e>ald •7900 SIVINTH RACE. 6 furlono1 Rllh41( (Mana) 690 UO 300 Ol>ev (Hansen) 6.00 3 .O $hio"1nl (Deloadlllo) 3 00 Alto rKed: Ac•'• .-.,..,, Unsw11ltned, Don! Stine Me, c-Girt, Wil\Ov's Ruffin " Timt-112 llGHTH RAC•. 6 furt0n0s $1 Santana (Hlllo1wth) 10 60 UO 3 00 Sllot A 114 (tfOgueZ) 100 5 40 Bari• Gold (Clark) 2 to Al\o raced Roci.v Green, Son Gt"•"'· Listo, Brau loy, T~s Liiier. Time 111 2.5 U IE.ICACTA (3-Sl NICI '312.SO NINTH lltAC•. l" mllll. Halarnoto !Hensen> 1200 2.IO Grand l!lalCOllY (Black) 2 •O Ptfrv CabM <""-> 2.0 2.20 2IO Atio rectO. 'Scull Rude, Cendeltbro Time. 2-CJ) 3/S: Plttst, ROIN>ill' • U IXACTA (A·2) e>eld SS..00 ... LI• Veta1 lllvnallcinal Lon H nli.lt 62•" ,,.._%03 .IOflnlrt Mllltr '°"'8•..-203 CrtltSt1dler 67·"•6t-203 Andy IM1I tt•U-6t-203 Illa W1tson " " 6t-203 Hiibert Crttn f0-66•~ C0t•Y f'avln 61-70·71-* De11e .. ,, 6'•71.....-204 Mlt.• 6mlll'I 7'•63 U-21M MIU Donald ...... 10--204 Ed Ftorl • 6'·67•6,_205 Bruce Fll11ner 67·70·~05 G.,v Ha l>tre 6'·71·"-205 JOClle Mudd 70 .. * Det1 POfll "4•74 •6'-106 Don.nit HatnrnOl\d ...... 7~204 WO'M Lt11i n ·65·6t-I06 Garv MCCord 6t•6S·72-206 Don flooltv n '5-6~207 !tun Coc11t1a '9·70·..-207 Oll>bv GI 71-10·6'-207 911 Krtirlfl 6'•11·7o-207 ~tel Couolfl 71 '4·77"-:207 "•YM Sttwlfl •7·7>-61-207 Willie WoM U-10·72-"1 kolt HOdl 65" 70-T>-20I Joet\ RtlVl8r 70-71-67-209 , 4 Vidot R aotlaOo 61"'7•1>--IOI l«'ry Pett 70'6'·6t--20I lrttt uoow ... 10-......,. Mike Gove "·tt-n-20I Tllotnt1 Grav 67•7•67-2111 Scott~ 6MJ-..... 20f s.mnw Rad*S ~ 70-l0-6,_209 Gao~ 6'·72·.._.209 David Grahatt\ 11 • n-""'"'20t Merli '"'.. 7~·71-209 Jim Slf'nOll• 6'· 71·7t-2°' CHM Sivert 67·70-7~20f Tom Purlttf 71 .... ,,_209 Llrtft Roberts 70-6'·71~ Jim a1a1t M·6F7Sf~ • c.o<ve '"'"• 74·65·7~209 Leonard TttomPtOn 67·72·»-209 l1"9d Fuon 72·70-6t-210 Paul Atlnetr 71·73·66-210 Llrrv Rlnlct' 71-71-6'-210 '"'Send« 6f·7•·6t-210 Tom Kita 67·75......,10 Mark O'MMra 6'·75·67-210 lot> MUfohY 7'·'7·6,.._.,10 Tom Je!111ln• 7•·6'·6t-210 &otl Twav 13·'6·71-210 1)1(11 ZOllOI 75·10-6~210 LAe Eidt!' n·70·6f-210 l!lob EHIWOOO '9-.. •n-210 Merk McCumbtr 67·7~70-,-210 • H•I Sulltll 6t·7l·To-210 Garv Kocll "·71·70-210 JoM Cooll 6'-6NS-210 Jim Kal'ICI • n·71·6'--211 OH HallclonOft 71·75·•5-211 ludO\I Gardt'ltf 70-1°' 71-211 Rav Floyd 71·7l...,_211 L..errv MJla 70-71•7o--211 Bt<rv .IMdlel 70-6'·7>--211 Ken Brown "·74·6f,-211 l!lruce Ltet1111 70-72·69-211 How•rd Twlllv 71·6'·72-211 John Adam• "-n-10-,,-211 Jim COibert · ... n . .._.211 Ctydt Reoo n·n-..-211 Ru c..idw•I 70·71·70-211 Ronnie Bleck 70-13•6t-211 Sttvt Llebllr 1'·65·6'-211 Scott Watkins n·13·U-211 Tonv Sib 70·6'·7'-212 Oen ForMNn 70·"·74-212 Nici! Price 6f•7S-6,_212 ~· Mc:Cultouoh '7·74·11-212 P•I McGowan '9·11·7>-213 Jim TllOn>e 73·72·6'-213 Phll Hancock 75'13·65-213 Maril Hayti 7•·70-6f-2l3 ' Bob Glider 6'·7'·71-213 0.A.. Welbrlng 69-72·72-213 Hale lrwln '9·72-n-213 Tll'I\ Norris 76·6'·69-213 Pat LlndMV 71-71-71-213 L" Rlnller n-n--213 1!1111 l!lrlnon '2·7Mo-tt3 Ron Slredt 71·70-n-213 Vena Heefner 71-72·7~213 Curt11 Sl,..noe 74-72-'7-213 Mike Holand 73·69-72'-21' Chi Chi Rodflgutz "·13·7>-214 Jc. Stwed 67·7S-72-214 Mark Calcavtcc.hla 7•·69-71-214 t<tttn Ferous '7·76-7)-214 Biii Glasson '9·7•·71-21' JOhn MaNiff•v n-10-12-214 JoM Fouoht 70-13·11-214 Tom Ltnmtn n-73-6t-21• Grier Jones 73·74·6t-215 Raton Lendrum 6'·74-72-215 Jay Don...... 72·72·1\-215 Cal PHii 7S·72·6t-215 1!1ob011 Wadkln1 73 • 77· 71>-21 S Woo4v llackburn 71·74·71>-21S Gavin Leventon 71·71-73-215 TC. Chen 76·70-6,_215 "°"' Mallble 61·75·72-215 Mlkt Sulllvan 73·73·6J-21S lob lovd 75-70·7~215 Mac D'Gradv 72·71·72-215 Jim Galleohtr '9·7'·72-215 Ciiio l!lac:k 73·6'·1t-215 Mike Putnam 73·70-7r-216 Mike Reid 7.f·72·7o-216 Georff Arch41( '9·74-7)-216 Tim SlmOJOn 73·70-73-216 Allen Mltltt 73•71·71-216 OoUo Tew.. 7'·72·65-216 ,..,., Oollertluls 72·74·70-216 Clerenc. ROM 72·72·72-216 J"'1't' Sindelar 71-71-7t-216 Maril McNUllY -, 70-76-70-216 O•vld Ptoale$ 70-75·71-216 W•llV Armwono 13-75'....,216 J~ Neiford 13·75'6,_117 Mark Lve 71-76·7._217 Ktll KalltV 71·70-76-217 Jeff Mltc:netl 75-70-72-217 OR Morten 70·73-7t-217 Griff MoodY 72·73·72-217 1oOOv C111moet1 67·74·76-217 Jay Cucld M-7•-n-211 DavaSlockton 7'""'·75-217 Mike NICOlelll 6'·67·'2-211 Tem Lamorl 71·7'· 71-217 John Hamarlk n ·7S•71-211 Peter Jacobwn 70-74-Jt-21' lobtlV Nlchotl 6'·7'·70-211 Rldt OalC>Ot 10-n-11-z11 D•vt Edwards 13-73-12-211 • Kan Gr-10-n·12-11t l!lrad lrvant 76·13·7~119 Ml,!'-e Pedl 72-76-71-21' LltOA tournament <•t sen Jase> Cindy Plt98r Amv Alcott K•tnv Wnllwortn Alllson Ftnnev uuraCota Heather Drew Gell Hirata JaneOtdOft Patt\I $hetPlt1t lavertv Kteu ltdlr• Mlirallla Ot*t AWUn JtneCrattw Ufld•Hunl ~Kerr • Janet Aftdttson Malit WAMeflltn Pamc;i.uen Therese He$SIO!l 8erbT!lomH Jutl 1,. ..... PennvPuU DonneH WMt L•urenHowe Lvnn Cook1·Par'ker MuH1n Spencer Dtvlln L"nn C1111dav Hollis Stacy Jan St~ Sue Foeltmen BeltYKlnt C•lh11 .,.,,l!Old, De~ Mtl1terlln Myra Ven HOOM SMllffHamtln ChlrlOtte Montoomtf'V Cllldy Hiii K1thv laker COllMft Wt If Detloreh Petnnt DtnlM Strfblo ~H• M.J, Smlltl HottnFtitl Nanette Clrco tet11.De fl)ft, .. ffetl 1•Kaln11 MCC1rntv S!llletMC.A .. - Water"'9 COL.LIO• .... ._,., ........ ...., .. -11, UC lrWlt tO UC lrvlM 4 S 0 2 I ~10 PePPerd 11t 3 I 2 3 I 1-11 " UC lrvfN KOf'ine S.!lletort S, Awarkamp 2, Rossi I, Olivier 1, Dot"'9 I HIGH SCHOOL ~CtestT~ ~ Ha,..., t6, Sift a.n.n.t 4 Newoort ... rw ' 6 1 r-" Sen Clement• 0 2 0 !--4 Newport Harbor scor1no Tnomo.on •, Slanltv 2. l!letledlcl 2, Elliot 1, LawlOn I, Montoomerv 1, Pino 1, SllN 1, Dalbey 1, Anclranlen l, Mcl..ertn Ntw"'1 HarMt' t, El Dtlradl S Et Dorado 1 1 1 t-5 NtwflOrf Harl>or 2 I 2 ~ N--1 Harbor KOl'lno EHlot 1, s11n1tv 1. Lawson 2, l!lant<llct I, Monttom· erv I, Pino I. c:erona dtl Mir •· SUmY H .. 7 Corona <let Mar 2 3 2 1-4 SUlll'IY Hilts I ' 2 3--7 Corona dll ~r scoring Otdlno s, ~roedtt 2. LHIH I. Gerena dtl Mir 11, Tu111n s COfona dal Mar 2 4 2 3-11 Tu,alln 1 0 1 >-S Corona dtf Mar scorlno Tlcnv '·Tomlin_ 2. Qedino I, Ulles 1 Sdlfotel.r I. TrlPOll I, $tqrY I, Likins I Mar1ftl 14, lhhlnda s Marin• • S 4 • 1-1• Esta'IClt I 1 1 2-5 Manne K Ol"inO Waroa 6, Se>enovlch 3, SUll a 2, ursen 2, EHIO I Estancia scor no Jonas 4, OtVOl'e I, Ctlhl MIU II, ,~Ill VeleY 6 '°''' MtM 2 5 ' S-11 Fountain Vann 1 2 2 1-6 Costa Maw KOl"l,,o Phlll•1>$ 6, Oouo1n 4 Cnrl1t'ensen •. Crt111haw 2. MaMls 2. Fountain V•••v Korlnl RWK 5, Paltfl 0.#MY la, P9'.lntaln VeltV 1 Fountain V11tev 2 ? 2 1-7 Oownev 2 ) • 3-12 Fountain Va~v seorlll9 Wt•n J, Rut8 2. ~ters I, Nomura I • Womtn'I Y ... 'tblll COLL.GI SOUlhern C.llfornlt Colltoe dtf. CS Stanllleus, 15-12, MS, 11-IS, IS·ll, 15•e ~NITY COLLIG• San OietO Mesa def. ~ Wttl, 1S-9, 9·15, IS-I, 1$•12 Oranot Colts! def. LOllO had! CC, 15·2. • lS-12, 10-lS, IS-11 0...M& ftshlnl DAVIV'S LOCKIA lNtWIMrt 8Mdl) -130 1n11ler1. lit bOIWIO, I 'l'tlloWllll, 2• calico bas.a, • wild .1w•11. ns mec11ert1, 3 ac\ilpln, S ~ad, I bulltl tuna, SO rock fish N•WPORT LANDING (Ntwoert ... di) -36 tnottra U mackerel, •S bonito, 21 ban ~ COMMUNITY COLL•GR SecldMMdt 4, San 0...-Mt.-2 Sadckbeck IC0("'9 Dene 2. toiamen 1. Ncxr11 1 t ByCURT EDEN ot UM o.itr lllleC aid , Go den West College will try 10 contain Sant.a AJ\a's II-purpose standout, Zcth Verdon when the two teams square off toniiJlt at the Santa Ana Bowl. , In other commu..nity college foot· ball action tonitht, Orange Coast plays host to Fulrcnon while ddle- back entcruiins Mt. San Antonio. Kickoff is at 7:30 for 11 games. · H(re' a look: ' Golden West <1·0) at Santa Au (f·l: The Dons scored 33 p0mts qall\st la 1 )car's national champion, Full· enon last Y.CCk. Verdon, 1 sprinter ou1 of GanC$ha High, found himsrlf • atop most of the 1tati5ti~ d~mcnts in the Mission Conference when the contest was over. Verdon had six kickoff retum1 for 222 yards (37.0 average), nine pass receptions for 196 yards (21.8) and 418 yards in all-purpose ruoninJ. He also scored four touchdowns, DOns' quarterback Dave Money also had t big aamc in a losing cause, completing 2 f 'of 37 pases for 2S4 yards. Golden West's 21·3 win over OtangeCoastwasmadeeasybyseven OCC fumbles and the pass~ of sophomore quarterback Jobn -Hc1nle. FaUer&oD (1.0) at OruJe Coa1t (0·1): The Pirates didn't give quar- terback Ken Laszlo much protection a~nst Golden West, and the OCC wishbone showed only spatters of success. But the Pirates d1dn•t have a lot of chances to moye the ball bcC:ausc they kept turning 1t over. · Thi~ won't get any easier against fuUerton. The Hornets are bl8 and po~crful apin, and they haven't forgotten that OCC was the only team to blemish their record last season with a 1~14 tic. Mt. Sao Antonio (1-t) at Saddle- back (0·1): The Gauc~os picked up 446 yards an total offense but lost to host El' Camino 23-13 last week.. Quarterback Mike Doug)a s turned his best performance in a Saddleback uniform, completing 26 of 38 passes for 349 yards. · Saddleback boasts the toniest col- lcaiate home winning streak (38 -ttrai&ht vtctories) in the country. "and it's dcfinucly on the line ap.inst the Mounties. Mt. San Antoruo's offense sput-tered in a 29'-14 victory over Citrus in its opener. The Mounties use several runnina backs. mcludma Todd Stowe ( 15 carries, 52 yards), dark Bell (7-42) and Tim Ledford (7-1 S). Tollner: ·lJSCnot 'jiil.Ked' TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -Arizona State's ·worst football defeat in 37 years may have tipped off opp0nents on how to beat the Sun Devils this season and Coach Darryl Roaers says I 7t~·ranked Sou~hcrn Ca1 surely took nottce. . In a 5cason-openina 4S-3 loss to Oklahoma State here, the Cowboys .. blewusoffthclincofscrimmaseand jammed the ball down our throats," Rogers said. "USCs offensive line as as bi& as a house and they have a little more diversified attack than Okla· homa State did. We thlnk we know what thcr plan to do when the~ hav& the ball.' · . Arizona State (l-1) and' USC (1-0) meet here tonight in the Pacific-10 Conference opener for both schools (Channel 5 at 7) before another expected standing-room-<>nly crowd at 70,021-seat Sun Devil Stadium. Jn the overall series. Arizona St.ate owns a 3-1 lead with wins in the last ~wo pmcs inclu~in& a 34-14 blowout m 1983. The TrOJans. whose lone win came in 1980 at the Lo Angeles Coliseum by a 2~2 t score. have yet to win here in three trips. USC lost 20-7 in 1978 before a record crowd of7 l,l38and lost 17·10 in 1982 in front of 71,07 l~ "Tempe is a difficult place to play beau they have tile true home field advantage with the big crowd and all the noi~ ... Slid . US0·Coach Ted Tollner. "Bu't it'u very excitina place !O plar. and we're l~kin,a forward to 1t. We re capable of wmmng there thi )Car. We're notjinxtd." =~~ Gian ts defeat Fernando again SAN ANClSCO.CAP)-Riin1· hander Bill Laskey fired an e1ght- hittcr and the San francnco Giants conhnucd their masttry over Fernan· do Valenzuela at Candlcatick Park with a .S-1 v1ctol)' ~f..nday niaht over the LO nielcs IJOd&en. Laskey, 9-13, won for only the seoond 11m in his bst l I st.ans. V ttn1ucla, l 2· 16, lost for the ei&hth time m tus st nine d«iSJons m n Fra nasco. The Giant ho broke a · -me loslna reak.. scxma tWICt in the nd inning. Bob Brcnly inlkd and · rtd on 1 mp1c by Alejandro ndlcz. 'ho d1en trotted home on John Rabb' arounder U> shon. The Dodtcn averted a hutout in , lhcfif\hwhcnGcrmanltn ra 'lllled v.1th one out, nt 10 third on Valenzuela• 11~ 10 ri&ht. and soorcd on LaU:ey 1 wild p kh. The 011nt 1dded three un med run In the cvcnth. .. Pa. vis Cup· team the best ever? McEnro , COnnors make ·he U.S. squad a hard team to eat .. • & • From Ar dl1patcbt1' t"' " With John McEnroe and Jimm)' (''on· nrrs. one coach says the United States .. Davis Cup team is "maybe the best of all time:• If that'• not enough, the Amencan may have history on their side as th er try to reptn th,e Cup;.The calrndar ~it 1 their tum aaa1n. • Sinoc McEnroe began Davia Cup play in 1978, the United States has won two of every three ye n -in 1978-79 and 1981-82. Ciccho Jo\ akia won in J 980 and Australia laSl ~r. . • · The United States lake on Australia in lhe> SCf'!lifinals . Sept. 28·30 in Portland. Ore .. wt th the winner advancin~ to the final against either Sweden, last year 1 fimihst. or Cucho lovakia. The Swcden.:CZttho lova~ semifinal will bC Sll&Cd at the same time on the red clay. courts in Bastad, Sweden. The final will be played ~ Sweden or Cuc~o.slovakia, with the date yet to be set. ~01nina . McEnroe, 'the reigning Wimbledon and U.S. Open champion, and <' Connon, a five-time U.S Open winner, on the American squad will be Peter Fleming. who will play doubles with McEnroe, and 17-ycar-old Aaron Krickstein, the young- est U.S. player in Davis Cup history. "America has the No. I player in McEnroe, the No. 3 in Connors and the best do.ublea pair in McEnroe and Flem· ing. '' said ltahan Davis Cup Coach Adriano Panatta, whose team lost to Australia in a preliminary round. "That mikes them one of the best teams in the last few years and maybe the be$t of all time.•• While only the four World Group squads . have a shot at this year·s Cup, the 1985 Davis Cup battle lines also will be completed this weekend. first-round World Group losers wtll -dash, with the winners remaining in the 16-country World Group next year, while the losers drop down to zonal play in 1985. In that iroup, Yugloslavia will be at I COLLEGE FOOTBALL ! --~ ----~~-- Orcat llnuun, Ron1 n1 t c-st Ocnn D). India at Denm rk nd New ~ land l Ecua'dor. ,Zonnl finals lso are scheduled for Mxt weckcna -ihe winners movu1a 1010 J.lle World Group next) r-with I cl t the Sovacl Umon, Spain at Hungary. Brazil at Chile and Japan ot Pakistan. The lsrael·SoVl~t Union match will be ~layed Sept. 29 through Oct. l. wuh the rest com~ting Sept, 28-Jo. • , With McEnroe, the No. I-ranked pl )Cr in the worl~ anJ Connors, ranked third, e U.S. hasoom1nattd itsopponen1ssofar this year, defeating Rom nf and Argen- tina under captain Anhur Ashe, wmnmg both matches S.O. Australia also cru hcd both tts oppo. ncnts S-0. Yug~slavia-and ltal~. an the fim two roundS this )' r. ,,,..,...... J ohn McEnroe will lead the U.S. Davia CUp team. .The. pa.-ty's· e>ver College powerhouses have early-season ------com p etit ion on tap From AP clJ1patcbe1 .. The pany·s over." · Willie Nelson and Don Meredith have -su_na_it an<! Nebraska Coach Tom OSbOme ~d it after his No. l·ranked Comhuskcrs beat up on Wyoming 42-7 and Minnesota 38·7. Having eajoycd the 'two warmups. Nebraska should get something more in the way of competition today from eighth· ranked UCLA. "UCLA will be the test," says linebacker , Mark Daum. "We'll be playin1 UCLA in their backyard and in front of their people, so it should tell us and some other people just bow goOd we really arc." The pany could be over, too, for second· ranked Clemson. also 2-0 after hammering Appatachian State 40-7 ~d Virginia SS-0. .The Ti&cn don't have to travel as far as Nebraska -baicly an hour or so down the road to tanaJe with No. 20 OcorJia in what bas become one of the South's hottest rivalries. "Always one of the biuest fights of the year." accordina to Georcia linebacker Knox Culpepper. · _"It's obvious why aemson is thinkina in terms of a national chairipionship because they've aot all ilie inlfCdicnt5' startina with the talent and cxperiencc1•· says Georgia Coach Vince Dooley. "Tney have seven starters on offen~ who are seniors and six or seven on defense. SO it is an extremely taltntcd and .experienced football team -• a total football team in every phase of the pme.'• The crucial early-season today also finds No. IS Aorida State at founh-ranked Miami and No. 14' Iowa at fifth-ranked Ohio State. The schedule for the rest of the Associated Press Top Ten shows sixth· ranked Bria.ham Young at Hawaii for a night game, William&. Mary at No. 7 Penn State Houston at ninth-rated Washin1ton and North Carolina at No. 10 Bo~on · College under the lia,hts in Foxboro. ~ass. Third-ranked Texas is idle. The Second Ten has 8a)lor at No. 11 Oklahoma. San Dicao State at No. 12 Oklahoma State. Nonb Texas State at No. 13 Southern Methodist at night. Wiscon$in at No. 16 Michipn. No 17 Southern California at Anzona State at niah t. Maryland at No. 18 West Virginia and Southern Mis$issippi at No. 19 Auburn nt night. Nebraska's visit to Pasadena will be its first trip to the Rose Bowl, nov. UCLA's home field. since loSlng to Stanford ~I" 1 } in the 1941 Rose Bowl pme. The Comhuskcrs whipped the Bruins 42-10 last )'car in Lincoln. In its first two games. Nebraska fumbled an Oklahoma-like 12 times, losinJ seven. .. We didn't do a good Job of hanf ng onto the ball apin," Osborne said. " ttlink it will iron itself out, but obviously three and four turnovers early in a game 1uomethin1 that can't continue down the road." UCLA also ts 2-0, but it has been anything but a party and the Bruins wJll be without injured starting quanerback Steve Bono. The Bruins had to stru&&lc ogainst San Diego State 18-15 and Long Beach State 23-17 and Coach Terry Donahue says, "The 1984 UCLA team just hasn't found itself yet. This team hasn •t quite gotten thett, and yet it's 2.0. We just haven't gotten our game in full aeaqet. but we will. l just hope it's soon." . Although Georgia leads its series with Clemson '.34-14-l, the BulldO&S only show a 5-4-1 edae over. the last. decade. And its even closer -J-3-l -tn the past seven meetings. However, Clemson has lost 18 of its Last 19 trips to Athens, winninJ only m 1977.-"••--''-"'" h'ssupposed to be a close game, and wnh good reason. Georgia's record of 43-4-1 was the best of any school from I 980-83i tlemson's 30-2-2 mark topped the hst from 1981~83. Georgia won the national championship in 1980, Clemson in 1981 . And they arc two of the three schools to be ranked 'in the top 11 in the final P poll 10 each of the last three sca~ns ( ebraska •~ the third). fiaminecdcda 19-yard field goal on the last play to nip Florida tate 17-16 1n the regular-sea on finale a year ago en route to the national champ1onsh1p. Pirates capture volleyball o~ner Oran'-c Coast College opened the women 1 volleyball season on a successful note, downina •i1itin1 Lo~ Beach CC an four games. but G<>ldcn \Vest dropped its opener to visltina San Dicao MeN. Martina wins 57th straight OCC topped Lona Beach 1 S-2. IS·l2 10..tS, lS·l I behind thepla)•of outside hitter Rounne McMillan and middle blockers Jarn11lc Moen and SuttUc Gervais. n Dieao Mesa topp(d Golden West, IS.9, 9·1$, l:S·I, IS-12. Gaucho kickers remain unbeaten AN DIEGO -Darrell Oana orcd two aoals and Dan Bouman and Mitt Noms added one •PIC« to pace the ddlcblck Con soccer team to a +2 victor)' over n DicaoM . The victory ktpt the Ga h in their fin teaton of l()((lef' unbeaten 11 2-0-1 with a date at Mt n Antonio Collete Thul'ldly. The Gauchos led l .0 at httnJmc. .. . our famous DI M ES-A-LINE - l $2.17 per dav ThM'j ALL )'OU P'Y b ,.3 llr*, eo ,c:1ay1 • In DAlY Pl OT SERVICE DIEC TORY PM tM IRVIN MIRAOR Md the HUNTIHOTON • ~ WflfY Wedoelcl11•t .no ut1* Charge! CAU.TOOAYll lllMLlll y 04/JI Delly Piiot kw. Dltec:tOf)I aa~:::n. "' •1 llr•I Our Display Adver'aiaing de- partmt"nl i looking for an am- bitiou peNOD lo (ii) an enlry lt'vt'I potition. 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Elabcnte .wm _...,, lllto . ..,..... & epllghettl t11i:l9ra. Mltr. bath hM J9CUZ'Zi tub. WDT•M•T--••AH a... ftMncing awllable at 12% on 3 units. Right on the unct, In wonderful locatk>n. Zoned R-3. Ideal for bulldl~ a new Jrlplex. 111111111 ....... . Exqu'8fte home, '*19ct In ~ det ... F-.n- lty room Md 3 8R ·upettn and -.ay from mater IUlte. Two lovely prtvate pattoe, 2 flrepl9Ce8. The qualfty la tMdent throughout. 1.81 .. ,, ... , ... ~ 4 BR, excQllYe beyfront. with MlbUntllll pier & lllp 'for 50' boatl Newly remod .. 1d & exqullltily decorated using "'-' ........... 1llll outat8ndlnig home may be IOld fwnllhadl WE SET ~I: HIE HOMES THAT MAKE YOU SAY"THAT'S DS." AMERICA'S LARGEST FULL SERVICE REAL ESTATE COMPANY ---- ru RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE GROUP 1 ••nu •111. • lllY• IT RI 1111' ....... , 1·1 Fantastic 3 8d condo In pr4tl1Jglous Big Ca- nyon with Ylew8 of bay & ocean. Thia home has a medley of amenttJeS, rich ptanked ftoor In llvtng room, dining room, kltehen and family room, four akytlghta Illuminate the 1st floor expansive Mstr suite on 1st ftoor plus a 3 car garage! Wonderfulll $535,000. Ask for Carolyn Mason. 1411 IUTDILU TEIUOE ~~.....__-IUtUILE llYllE 1DUIE IPll llT ;m 1·1 Cheerful 3 Bd, 2 Be contemporary home In perfect move In condition. High beam ceil- ings, teak entry, Oke new kitchen & baths. Lovely easy care landscaplf1g, automatic sprinklers, lights & atrium garden entry. Short escrow possible. First & second trust deeds assumable at low Interest rate amortized over 30 years. Call for additional financing Infor- mation. Reduced to $289,500 with land. 214 Yll lllZllll& I.Ill m.1..-UT YIUI --·••112-1 Charming outside & In. Open beamed ceil- ings, oak plank floors, Frendl doors & brick patio create the atmosphere for good Uvlng. Add 3 Br 2 Ba, 2 fireplaces & lt'a a winner! Priced at $345,000. Ask for Linda Oeth 84 YllTI 111111 TDll-llOll ..... 112-1 Mstr Br, llvfng room, 2 Ba, on one level. Family room, 2 Br, & large patio on another level. $245,000. Ask for Barbara Gothard. 21111111 mo llM usana1w•1 ....... , 1·1 And pricect for a quick sale! 3 Br: 2!h Ba condo, two ftreplacel, one In a~ private Mstr suite. Wet bar, cozy denlfm rm. 2 patios, large sundeCk. Quiet gated community wtth lov~ landscaping, poof, spa & tennis court. Convenient to everything. $198,500 lriduding land. 1111 flllllll ..... '"111111111 1·1 Exceptionally priced ' Bd, 2 Ba, home tn excellent schoof district. Great opportu~ to decorate It "your way"ll OWners are anxious to sell. $167,500. Ask for Uz Beazljy. 11119111..Llll Only steps to the water and bade ~ rec- . reatlon area from ~his 2 br 2 Ba Cape Cod style mobile home. Pool and )acoZZI In adutt ~. $69,900. As for Mary Dentia. II.Ill" ..... .sll ... Thia lowty 3 Br, 21n Ba home With formal • dining room and family room has an over- sized cul-de-sac lot. Great home for children. Priced at $1 .. 7,500. Ask for Marie Denny. . ··----&• Great locatlont Great ftnancingt Great tnvest- rnentl Golf course and neutrat decor. Very motivated 98fler. Offered at $154,900. Ask for Marilyn Bulkley. LIWEST Pllll FllOEI YllW Unobstructed ~80 View! Penthouse ffving wtth all the amenities you'd expect in a nearly ~ 1 bedroom condo. Vaulted ceilings, skyUghts and large assumable loan! Owner says "setl now." $155,000. Ask for Linda Oeth. 11.lff TIP Cl•I Fabulous Villa Balboa condo offers you two spacious bedrooms with walk In closets, love- ly P,&tlo with ~lal ocean view. Great financ- ing with assumable loan and the owner ts motivated to sell. Call Linda Oeth for details · on thls well ~Iced property. $165,000. ... -..... executive area, well eStibliahed or up & coming, this Is the ptace for you to live. Singles love It here toon Walking distance to beach. Call LIZ ~ to see thts 3 8d plus cohdo for onty $195,000. FlllD Gotfcoune, mountains, lake and city Mght views. Rancho San Joaquin penthouse. 2 Bra & den. V8!Y uptown. Offered at $199,000. Ask for Marilyn Bulkley . IWBmtlU1D Owner wHI carry $70,000 at 10% for 5 year"S on thll 3 8d 2 Ba Broadmoot home lit Turtler0ckt1 One of the largest lots ottered and ht pt'tv8te prdl are Immaculate. Priced to NII at $219,000. Fee. Ask for Randy Katz. 11111111 llYI•! Lighted tennis courts are an extra bonus of this be9utfful 3 br 2'h Ba Jasmine Creek townhc>uletl This former plan 5 model is .-. end un1t on• cuH»uc M, With ...... 1UMY kit~ f8mily room & pftyate apa off Mitr suite. AH for $389,900. Mk for Marie Denny. NEWPORT BEACH 2123 San Joaquin Hills • IS lmRlll If IWl-SllUI• Greet So. L•na 3 Br. 1~ Ba home. Excel- tent location With 0089rl viewl Short walk '° bead\. Alk tor o.vld Hnchter. BR"l llXllY LIMI ••.. ., ... lmagene IMng In Newport Beach with a brook meandering thrc>ugh your % acre 8'egarlt estate. This contemporwy decofator's home has 3 Br, 31n Ba. formal dining room and den. Luxurious .Mstr suite will satisfy all needs. Handsome famify room features hand rubbed · walnut celling &. carved flreptace. Custom . quality .. to see Is to believell $425,000. Ask for ·Nancy Short. ..,111111• I• m1• •& II Truly one of a kind with outstanding floor plan. Separate children's wing. Very spacious with soarf ng cathedral ceiling and 3 fire- places. $449,500. Ask for Unda Oeth. unu1111• · Recently remodeted & redecorated, thls 3 Br 1¥.. Ba home features nice bay views from upstairs & a prime comer lot away from the busy traffic. µgilt & bright & a great value at $450,000. Ask for Hallie Strodt. LllS&lll , ... , .. Huge gourmet kitchen and family room ptua 4 Br 31n Ba. library, 3 fireplaces & grut Mstr suite. $495,000. Ask for Barbara Gothard. .. Ultml 111111111 . Magnlflcent 4 Br Deauville. 19' high entry graces this 2-cty home. New garden kjtchen;. large Mstr de wtth jao 1zz1 type tub & steam bath. Greet custom patio. Vtf!IW of canyon and baCk bay. $675,000. ASk for Liz Beazley. mullllY·Slll,111 Immaculate, charm6'lg 4 Br 4 Ba. family home. Could be 5 Br's or 4 Br & den. Newty carpeted. Easy acceas to private tennis . courts and beach. Aak for David Hirschler. 111111••• lllf&llT Magnificent hOme on 196'-: fro,ntage. T emfie tor entertaining lnllde or out wtttl hUg8 fami~ room, complete bllr. lowty patio's and land- scaping. Beeutttul WOods & Freinch dOors add charm to this 3 Br 2\-\ Ba family home. All the det8Hs you'd .,,.-ct in • lc>YetY custom home. ASking $3,300,000. Ask for Carolyn Mason. •WR 3 Br 3 ea~ two-sty IMng room, tile bathS, kltChen a bnCk ftfeP'IOe. Vacantn $1200/mo. 644 7020 l 4 -Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising auppfement to the DAILY P.ILOT /5aturday. 8eptembef 22. 19M Dalebout Bay a · Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 COME WITH US TO ••• .................. ..-..-.-.~~~~_.. ...... _....._. ****DOVER SHORES****_...._.._.. ......... ....__..._.__..._...._.... ................ ,. l~ulge your toYe of privacy behind the handsome 8bt foot red brick watts of thla eetat.-e home. The stately tron get• and the art18tlc brick courtyard announce th gr.clous reeldence. The privacy~ the gorgeotJS VMt'# give one the feeling of "Lord of all you auM/f''. The YiH Is enjoyed from the entn home Including four generOU1 bedrooms. dining room and family room. Other feetur• lnctude three and one half batha, two fir~. hardwood ftoota. cuatom cabinetry and lhelvea. Atso, taro-deck off master bedroom. Three car garege. Fee needs or convenlencee remain unsatisfied. Pictured on front cover ....................................................................................................... _ .................... ~ .................. ., ......................................... 1475,000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ......................................... : ........................................ " ................................................................................................... 1630 Antigua Way LINDA ISLE . • . A comfortable kind of ~ance. Visualize a magnificent five bedroom home, three and one half baths. Pier and float for large boat. .. Securfty gated community for complete prlvacy. Custom built With numerous amenities Including stained and leadea glass windows, hardwood floors, new carpets, tile entry, and gourme1 kitchens. Maid's quarters downstairs. Master and chlldren'e wings upstairs. Three fire- places. Patio with southern exposure ...................................................... $2,350,000 BIG CANYON ... Impressive. Five bedroom home overlooking the 18th fairway of Big Canyon Golf Course. Huge living room with marble flreptace. Large family room with walk-behind wet bar, fireplace and large tete- vlslon screen. Formal dining room. Gourmet kitchen plus eating area. Custom pool and spa. Estate size lot, luxuriantly landscaped. Three car garage. Hlghty motivated seller reduced price $200,000 ................... $995,000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ............... 20 Cypress Point HARBOR RIDGE EST.ATES ... The hlghty . desJrable "Devonshire" model. Only one of two freestanding units In entire Harbor Ridge Estates. Mountain, city lights and ocean views. Ave bedrooms. FormaJ dlntng room. Breakfast area. Wet bar. Three car garage ......................................................... $825,000 DOYER SHORES : .. If you think "variety" Is the spice of life you will love this dramatic three bedroom custom home. The retractable roof over Indoor pool and spa plus large family room with flreplace ... alt this ptus pan- oramic view of upper bay and city lights. Flrepit on beautifully laodscaped bl-levet patio .......................................... $750,000 Fee DOVER SHORES •.. Beyond the ordinary In every way. This three headroom custom home ls located In a privileged neighborhood (only eight r•dents share thfs honored street). ~Of apectal Interest Is the auper COl- osaaJ view, the two master sultes In one wing and the extraordinary stze of every room In the house. You'll be abSOlutety amazed at the favorable terms offered by the seller ························································· $748,000 DOVER SHORES ... A designer's home. L~ bay view. Huge family room with custom walnut sunken bat and wine storage. Four spacious bedrooms. Oen easJty con- vertible to fifth bedroom. Gourmet kitchen. Security syatetn ............................... $595,000 . -CAMEO SHORES . :-. 1.et the Pacific ocean set the rnobGI Lovely four bedrooms. Fabulous 180 degree view. New carpet arid paint. Private courtyard with sparkling pool. Three private beaches within easy walking dmtance ..... :: ................. ~ ................... $595,000 Open Sat-Sun 1~5 ........... 4639 Tremont Lane BALBOA PEl•ISl'....A • . . Duplex on the be8ct'I with a forever ooean view. Clean three bedroom and-two bedroom units with Qarage. Excel e nt Income and never a vacancy. ~ 8Y'8ll:able... ••.••• ·-··········· .••. $,58(),()()() 1617 WESTCL/FF DRIVE 8~ YCREST . • . An extraordinary five bedroom home featuring comfort and relaxa- tion. Beautifully landscaped courtyard with custom pOol and spa. H~ lanaJ with retract- able roof, lounging area and dry bar. FormaJ · dining room. Island kitchen with eating area overlooking pool. Two master bedroom suit-· es. The· one upstaJrs Includes library and billiards room with wet bar. Two car garage plus hobby room .............................. $550,000 Open Sun 1-5 ..................... 1807 Toyon Lane DOYER SHORES • . . This custom three be<froom reifcfence Is~ ~l on an exhflaratlng view lot, cushioned by gardens, complimented by a pool and spa, the houae Is a sure exercise In craftsmanship. Every amenity Is here. Fully alarmed, perfectly p~ vate and In meticulous condition throughout. One of the most beautiful vaJues in Dover Shores .............................................. $5<45,000 Open Sun 1-5 .................. ~ 1900 Galaxy Drive DOVER SHORES . . . Impressive two-story, four bedroom home, on a spacious 90X 110 lot. Fabulous view of Fashion ISiand night lights from eecond floor. Areplaces In living room and family room. Built-In bookcaaes. Speakers throughout for • music. Beautiful landscaping and pool. Large patio with gas barbeque. Security system .............. $525,000 OLD CORONA DEL MAR ... Country French custom three bedroom, three bath home. Lavish use of fine oak. AH rooms are spacious. Very private master suite complete with Sitting room. Restful patio With spa. One and on.half block• to the beach .... $480,000 ~ Sun 1-5 ... ~ ..................... 332 Polneettla .... . ,.. HARIJ()R RIDGE ..• The popular "RenaJ• sance" model. Tastefully upgraded. Planta- tion shutters. Decorator waJI coverings. Mir- rored walls. Three apacfous bedrooms. F~ ily room. Formal dining room. Brick fireplace. Two car detached garage ................ $435,()(J() open Sat-Sun 1-5 ...... :-. ................... 28 Vterina _ BA YCREST • . . The location of this' four bedroom reskSence In Inducement enough. St.it, the characteristics wttlch Mt ttril home apart are the circular drive introducing the house, the generously sized rooms Md haJls ... 8nd the outstanding poot Thia excep- tk>nal property mak• full uae of all tte amenities. And, best of aJI, you own the land .................................................. $385,000 CUFF HA VEN . . . AttrlletMt duplex. TWo bedroom• each. Hardwood floor8 through- out. Presently uMd as • alng'8 unit. but Miiiy . convertlbte. Beautffutly lend~ end well malntaJned. New plumbing. New~ Secur- ity system ......................................... $380,000 BACK BAY ... PanoramlC WM of baY. mouo- taJns and city ·NQhta. Four bedrooms. HUge living room and den ... eech With nrepe.ce. Community pool.and cebMa and nine hOtlt ,putting green. Flntahed cabinet• In g&il'&ge: .................. -··-·····-·····-·· •••••• !'3ei5,CJC>C> 631-7300 BAYCREST . • . Attractive nve bedroom home. Great family oriented street. Perfect floor ptan for lar~ family. French doona. Plantation shutters. Cozy fireplace. Sp~ious master bedroom with sittiNJ room for privacy and relaxation. &.;arge yard with spa ................................................... $369,000 CORONA Del. MAR •.• Very d•rable va- cant R-3 lot. Rare bay view. Great focatfon for a large home or two condominiums. Owner will joint venture with qualified deVef opel'" ...................... '' •••.••••••••••• ' •• $3.5i(l.OOO BAYCREST .•. Extraord nary four bedroom, three bath home. lmpr:esStVe atrium with retractable roof, pteasa;,tty enhanCed with lush plantings, lounging area aild wet bar. Formal dining room. Family room wtth fir• place. Low maintenanoe yard. Very private patio. Owner flnandr:-g available, below mar- ket rate. Lease/option avallabte ...... $339,000 WEITCUFF •.. An exceptional value. Cus- tom four bedroom, three batti h<>me. H~ Jiving room with flteptaoe. Interesting kttchen- famlly room conblnatfon wtth fireplace and wet bar. Fom1al dining room. Very private rear yard. Ample space for pOol. OYer-tlze three car garage wtth laundry end hobby area.. ................................................. $3.25,()(J() Open Sat-SUn 1-5 ••... 1018 NOtt~harn Rtad HARBOR VIEW HOIE8 ..• Beautifully main- tained "Palermo" model. Four epacJoua bedrooms. Comfortable family room wtth wet bar. CoZy IMng room wtth ftreplla. Large ~~==~--~: .. ~ .. ~~ Open SUri 1-5 .................. 1718 Port Sheffteld • BA YCMaT ••• MetiCuloully upgraded and malntMled tour bedroom home. e.utJtuAy added,_..,. room wtth ~.Wet bar and half beth. ~ llreplecee. Mirrored ward- robea. Al9ttul beCkymrd wtth ewtmmlng pool ==:v~ ... ~ .. ~~ Open Sun 1-6 ...................... 1721 Marlin Way UYCMST .•. An mmwdlnary home in a c:hotce locatk>n. Faw ep9CkM bedrooms. Two Md ~-bllUla. LMge IMnQ room wtth .....,..,.. Formal~ room'*"~ apace In k~. The Oen or fcMJh'tiedroom haa akyllghta. Backyard with hot tub ..................................................... S275.()(J() PAM. LIDO ••. Impeccably rnllnt.nid, two .... ~-Tine bedrooml. two end onHllllf b9tha. ~ room with ..,. pea, w... t.r. an~ .. lri ldtchln. two-ar ::---Jult ..... from~.,,.... ~to~ pool .......... f 121,IOO NEWPORT BEACH Entrepreneur Craig Batley finds .his ~iChe . Owner broker of RE/MAX firm touts innovative philosophy BJ JOY DEE ANTHONY OellJ Ptlot C~t When Craig Batley was 16, he met his first mentor, an insurance salesman and friend of the family who made $1 million a month In sales while award-wtnntng colleagues were grateful to make that much a year. The talent of the man lnsptred a llfe-lo.ng admiration for entrepreneurship, the topic of Batley's MBA thesis at the University of Washington. TOday, &S owner/broker of RE/MAX of Costa Mesa, Batley -seems to have found his niche in the kind of entrepreneurial envlron~t he onoe onty studied. I'm doing what I like to do, Where I want to do it," he says with a gnn. Not only is Southern California Ideal because of the forward-looking people it attracts, Batley said, the RE/MAX company is ltseff continually on the forefront of changes -one of which may be shaking the whote ~~---real estate Industry. _ The name RE/MAX stands for "real estate maximum." Agents who work there can make 10 times the amount those working elsewhere do because they keep 100 percent of their commtssions. They all share In overhead costs, things lff<e office rent and secretaries. Batley considers RE/MAX agents inde- pendent bOsinessmen and businesswomen. By con- trast, in other real estate offices, since each agent must pay part of his or hef commission to the company, the top--notch agent ends up, in effect, subsidizing the mlnlmally prOductive. Turnover Is usually high; Salaries are usually fairly low. Many dabble In the business without a full-time commit- See ------------------- ment. At RE/MAX, each &ger!t has tun Incentive to setl, according to Batley, bu1 onty the most ~ and entrept'eneurfal are wtling to play the game. Such a career can pot an 8-gent not ody :way ahead of real estaters elsewhere,· but beyOf)d former sthoc>tmatee as well, Batley says. One RE/MAX associate, Curt Herberts, often sees former USC buddies who, in Battey's view, are 15 years behind Herberts In saJaty despite the same business traininQ, Batley divides his time between business and famllY. Every Friday noon to $aturclaY noon is devoted ·to his three IOM, ..-9, 6, and 5. The foursome has a ritUal Of going to Balboa lsland tor a doughnut, then down to lltUe Corona or the cameo ahOres ~ Batley is MC> a aoccer coactl and a p.-tidf*rt in Indian Guides with his boys. To .stay in shape, he and a friend raw atound the Newport harbor two mornings a week in a racing Shel. His wife Jean handles all of the offioe finances. The accounting work that used to take a week can be done in three days, Batley says, because of the personal computer availabfe to her. Batley also likes to fty his hot air balloon -which Just happens to be the company's logo. He Uike tethered flights With his family loc8Uy and free lights in the Palm Springs area. . At the age of 1sJ Batley made a dedsiori that has characterized hlS life ever: since. In life. he 511ys, you can Sither go for security and predict~ 0t be willing to face the risk invotved in new opportunities. • ''The constant in people's hves Should be change, .. Batley said. In other words, where the new -and perhaps frightening -opportunity lies, Batley believes, there too lieS the ~lasting reward. ------- j ( .· I , Over Sixty Years of Turning Dreams Into Reality NEW ON THE MARKET OLD C.D.M. Pride of Ownership is reflttted iri this bHuti- fully maintained duplex. F.ach unit features two bdrms w/numerous amenities pl~ a 4 ear garage. Greet rental area. Almost SJ00,000 of assumable flnandng. Offered at $390,000. Call LINDA TAGLIANl:M'I IRVINE TERRACE VIEW Choice location. Walkina distance to Fashion &land. beaches & clubs. 4 bdnna, dinina room. family room, pool View of ocean, islands, bay & night light.a. S789,500. Call CATHRYN TENND..LE BUILD TWO CONDOS CORONA DEL MAR North of highway location.Comer R-2 lot w/alley accesa. List pnoe includes approved plans for two lst clasa condol each with two car praees. Motivated .eller will c:onstder all offen. ~king $198,000. Call DON DeTHOMAS CORONA DEL MAR DUPL:EX · PRICED TO SELL Lowest priced duplex in "Old'' Corona del Mar. Two 1 bdrm units with yard and double garage. 2 bldeks to beach. Owner will carry paper for qualified buyer with 16~ down. Only .$214,500. Call MARY JANK MESA VERDE COND0-$91,900 Rate "A" unit in excellent move-in condition. 2 bdrms, single encloeed garage. Great lo- cation! Community pool. Must 1ee to ap- preciate. c.11 OONNA ~TER COSTA MESA FOURPLEX $21.900 ere-ICheduled income and great depreciation. Motivated 9eller, no defe~ maintenance, new paint and insulation. ~ duced to $305,000. Call MARY JANK for details HUNTINGTON BEACH 4 BDRM STARTER • Sll,750 Great location! Near beach, shopping center and achoola. Many amenities include com- munity pool, tennis, basketball. clubhouse, park & pic::ruc area. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT 1 t}a MILES TO BEACH Highly upgr,aded 3 bdrm, 2' b&th home with family room, fireplace. Too many amenities to list. Owner wants SOLD NOW. Only 3 yea.rs old. $198,500 NEWPORTBEACH~OLA SPA BeauUful 3 bdrm and den or 4 bclnn home. Lovely patio entertainment area with lush prdens and fire pit.Abo has RV accea Excellent loctl<lll! A must eee for the ~ criminat.J.ng buyer. Priced at $329,900. ~for BILL or OONNA WEBSTER BLUFFS "ONE OF A KIND" Built orip,.auy by the builder of the Bluffs as his penonal borne on 1 ~ lots with 180' penoranuc view of a.ck Bay, tlus custom designed, e>cpended end unit is TRULY UNIQUE!! $399,500 including land. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT HARBOR RIDGE LOT DRASTIC REDUCTION Ekclusive, guard gated commwuty. Large, buildable, Oat. $399,000. Call MARILYN TWITCHELL OUTSTANDING LOCATION BIG CANYON-VERSAILLE On the golf coune w/pool. spa, bbq, pzebo & large patio for entertaining.~ doon ln family room & kitcnen add to the charm. Exterior freshly painted. Owner ready to move. Pleue call DOROTHY HARDCASTLE PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW SAN CLEMENTE Unique custom home with apectacula,r un obstructed ocean view. Spacious 4 bdrm or ln law quarters wath eeparate entrance, farnil room, 3 fireplaces and indoor pond. $479,500. 6Wner will consider leae/option. SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT WEST OCEANFRONT ON THE SAND Quality built 5 bdrm hoole wath fantUtic ocean view. One of the Peninsula'• best buys. Featuring inner courtyard, perking for 3 c.ara and leCUrity system. $695,000. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT • NEWPORT BEACH-2 ON A LOT Excellent ~ntal location. Front unit 2 bdrm, 2 bath. Real' urut 2 bdrm. 1 bAth. Located one hou.e from the sand. Front urut has ocean view & 2 car garage. C.all OONNA or Bll:.L 8 UNIT8-JUST REDUCED! Located in Santa Monica approximately 1 mile m.n the ocean. Excellent units clc.e to shopJ!!ng. ~eed a fast ale! Price now just $235,000. Call DONNA WEOOTER • ATTENTION YACHTSMEN Lido ISlarld Bayfront now prlCed 2841. under appraised value. Facilities foe six boata up to 110 ft. Home features 6 bdnna, 4 ~ baths. family room on 74 ft bAyfront lot. Exclellent terms. can MARY JANK UDO ISLAND BAYFAONT Spadus family home on aandy beach w/adjacent greenbelt. Seven bdrm reside:ncr w/separate maids quartera. may be used aa a 5 bdrm.home w/2 bdrm in-law or income unit. 1st Tl> is fully .... JNble. Call MARIA BER.COVITZ CAPISTRANO BEACH White water ocean and harbor views from ever:/ room. Thtte bdnna (two muter auitee), family room, den and elevator. Canpletely furnished. Professionally decoi'lted. $685,000. Call CATHRYN TENNILLE BLUFF8-JUiT LISTED FRONT ROW $211,500 Highly upgraded 3 bdrm end unit on lovely sreenbelt overlOoldna beck bAy. Large .. sumable loan at 12.25'1 interest. Land In scraw w/ l°" fl.nancina for. $38,767. Call SALLY SHIPLEY.Or JOYCE DABOLT MORE FOR LESS Three bdrm family home. Qversbed livina room. fonnal dinina room and muter bdrm with spacious illttina arM.Top erade wall covertnp and fi.xturel throu&hout add to the channini atmosphere. A ~pel'buy at the reduced price of $132,000 "Call OOROTHY MITCHELL PERALTA HILLS-ANAHEIM TRADE FOR SMALLER HOME Custom ·5 bdrm estate w/pool & spa on a private roed. Secluded one acre in coun~ like atrnmphere w/roorn for .tenrus or hones. Owner will trade foe mnaller home 1n Anaheim/FUllerton area. $699,000. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT NEW BAYFRONT LISTING lriunacu.late 4 bdrm custom home. Pitt & alip for l&rgt' boat. l..arie master swte with adja- cent study/office. 1 bdrm could be maids quarten.-Formal diniria. fainily room, antique fireplace lide boards. $1,375,000 FEE. Call OON DeTHOMAS AIR CONDmONED ASSUMABLE FINANCING Excellent Tustin neighborhood. 4 bdrm home w/profe.ionally lanmcaped yard, 1pa & eep- arate play yard. Beautiful built-in kitchen & fresh decor. $186,000. Call MARILYN TWlTCHELL 2 BEDROOM C0~,800 Excellent Tustin loCatiool Fittplaoe and bakony patio. Wann wOod panelinc In dinlng area. <:ommunity pool, spa and tenrus. Cloee to ~~and freeways. Call DONNA MOTIVATED 8ELLER-8U8MIT Recently aemodelcd home an quiet, P!Ved, private lane. Large rooms throughout., new carpeta. paint & wallpaper. Garden room. dining room & bonus room.Enjoy everunp on the porch overlooking green lawn and flowen. An excellent value at $122,500. Call MARY RICHARDS CONVENIENCE IS THE WORD FLOOR PLAN a LOCATION Four bdrm family home. Well maintained flow-through interior. Beautifully tended tront and rear yarda. Fire nnc 1n1ures Oomfon outdoors. Miniut.es Crom Anaheim Stadium, 57 and 91 freeways. Call DOROTHY MITCHELL HARBOR VIEW HO•a NEWPORT BEACH Spacaous & Immaculate "Portofino". 2 story, 4 bdrma, upgraded kitchen & baths, guest/maids quart.era, formal dining, family room, mast.tr bclin1 .Wte, on premium 10t. Steps to park & pool. Walk to e~try 9Chool. Call TODDY SMITH GEORGE ELK INS COMPANY ~'i . (714) 759-9100 ~2 CORPORATE PLAZA 0 SUITE 150 D NEWPORT CENTER . 0rMge County Aelll &tate/An Adverti81n,g ...,.,.._,.. to the DAtLY PtLOT/SaturcMly, September 22. 1-.. -7 NEWPORT BEACH 1CORONA DEL MAR SJllMQ -e1111 P1SSESS111 Excellent buy for. old Corona del Mar are.. 1 block to beach. Extra wide lot. Call for further information. 759-1501 llllllFIOEIT YIEW -E FantaStic executive presti,e home ·with all amenities. Beautiful front counyard. Pool and spa in lovely landacaped rear yard. Perfect for entertain- ing. 759-1501 .•. IUlllM am IFFRIULE . Lovely home in Corona del Mar. Just minutes to ·walk to the beach or shopping. Custom wall cover- ings, built·ins. Now at $269,000. 759-1501 LIVELY TIWlll• Located ln Woodbridge. Th.ls model perfect home has 2 bedrooms & den, an atrium with Italian tile and a fountain. private decks and Is u~ throughout. Call to preview. 759-1501 &SSllllLE LIU Lovely, vacant condo in move-in condition. Pretty, l>rivate area. 3 bedro<ims. Backs to greenbelt. $198,000. Call to see. 759-1501 WILi Tl IElCI 3 bedroom condo in excellent locatioh. Tennis, pool, and spa all available. To be repairlted & carpe• all ready for new owners. InfonnatlOn in office. 759--1501 II RE ILIFFI r 3 bedrooms, 2 ~ baths in one of our mo&t desirable areas Cloee to the beach & commwuty activities. 759-1501 121,000 PllCE IDICTill :ee.ch duplex with good ..wriab1e bri on Balboa Island. Moonng available. Anxious Rller. Plea.e can todaY.. 759-1501 - PllYITI llAll 111111 And ocean and IU!llet viewl! TbJs 4 bedrOom. f.amily home ia on a very latae lot with p-eat potential! Now affordable at ~.ooo. Call f« details. 759-1501 PIEITllllll IMI ..... Perfect foe entertainlnl! Thia 1arae 4 bedi'oom home IUJTOllJldl an invitine patio poOl. New kitehen. French doon, wood Ooor'I and akyu.htl. All thia plus an unobltructed VIEW! Let us ahow you thJa lovely property. 759-1~1 NEWPORT IE.ACM OFFICE 2l70 Sal lllg•I DrlYI Newpon llDCll, CA 12880 (714) 711-llOl IPIOllll Ollll 4 bedrooms and 3 bat.ha are youn in this recently redecora~ home. Quiet end Unit loob out on greenbelt. Price redl.ICf'd to $209,000. 759-1501 ~U•ll OIEEI Most desirable. one of a kind, one level 3 bedroom patio home surrounded by gorgeous prdeos. lovely brick patio and even a spa! Walle to belches and ahopp~ too. Hurry. thll ls a real find! 759-1501 . --•L 11111 W&TllFlllT Sittins on the bluff nght a~the main beech at C.Orona ii this house with steps down to the sand & surf. Thoee properties are rarely available. Priced below market at ~.000. 759--1501 • l•E IF TIE WEEI ·. . UllE &SS•llLE Liii AT 11-X. · Spacious 4 bedroOm Portofmo model in Harbor View Homes has finished bonus room and lovely private pool. Great lo- cation near school and greenbelt. American Home Shield Wammty included in telli.nB price. 759-l501 lllnmm.Ll•- Private bMch ecoe11 comes with this COrma del Mar home. Views ot hills provide a country atmosphere and welcome open 8pld f~. Owner will help with low intereri financ:iJll. 759-1501 ...... Situated on lovely cul de sac. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with pool me yard. Many new uperadea. Elepl,lt executive heme. 759-1501 AMERICAN HOME SHIELD ··we Protect & Service Things Tt:iat Service You." =E ........... 'nlett'a still time this yev (or urvest.on. I.acCme unita m Corona deJ Mar. Never vacant! Huge loan to ~at UY.. Let'• make an appol.niment to 9ee. 759-1501 F•EOUSllE Price patly reduced. 3 ~ and comtnerdal ~ with ocean V>eW. Fabulous front.ace on Newport Blvd. Exceptional investment opportunity. 759-1501 .1m usm, an PEIFlm Teak; ~ood Md Bi.rd\ att-the glowing-woodl --··- used on the floors and Walls of this iznrmCulaiie residence. Jofjrriri and poliShed bra. accents are tastefully placed, reflecting 90ft lightmg and beaua- ful Beck Bay vistas. Listed at $389,000. Must be seen! 759-1501 SPYll 111 Wiii •y Y111n Beautifully redeoonted home with pool. on a large lot. Extensive wie of wed bri::k. Truly a delightful home and priced rtOit at $450,000. 759-1501 COSTA MESA SANTA ANA IMITlll llVESTRS! 2 housea on extra large lot with potential to build another. Tbe9e mccme uruts are owned by Cl'ftUve lender who Will listen to your offer! Let's ,et together oo this one. 759-1501 1111,IOO Lovely shake roofed 4 bedroom home on a ~ k>t with RV aces,,. Cul de sac. EnclcJeed frollt yard. Cathedral ceili.np in living room and dinina room. Neer South Coast Plaza. Call for appotnbnenl & inforroataon. 759-1501 IRVINE ••• , .... 11.m Are combined m Rancho San J~wn m this beaut.i· fully decorated condo. 2 bediooiDs. adjacent to ,oil cou.ne. Many extra amen.aties. 759-1501 WllllSR LUe ia ~l in this 2 bedroom + den eondO m a very c:k!sitable area in Irvine. Commwuty pOOl. gOlf coune, great viewa. A bargain at $187,500. 759-1501 . .•. .,., .. Dl!axatar u~ everywhere in thill 3 bedrocm1 amdo in Saddlebedl Valley. n. owner ii an'°Oua to wll. $123,000 ia excellent value. '7~1$01 NEWPORT BEACH OfflCe 2170 San Mlg.a °"" Ntwpon leacb, CA l2HO (714) 791-1501 . 8 -Orange County Real Estate/ An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Saturtlay September 22. 198' in properl'I on f UtmA ISLE BAYFRONT A Vrl1RtlM OUI ................ IA ...... nt ...... laUllDft MCI ......_ I bedro--. 4'11 ~ ...., •• ..., redecor•• d EadeMlw wood- wofk cotnplllMftta the epecloue roome. ~ enlrY llftd ......... + ....... 8ecwtlJ ., ....... Owner ... JOU to .......... ..,.. °""6d • 11.-.• Cal a1-M10 for., ................ to ....... '°"" home. -PENINSULA BAYFRONT RMdJ to move Into tncllttoul qualtJ s bedroom, S1A beth home • ..........., 1ema llrlad ... pier' lor 52' boel + .............. ,.... .. of._,, .. ,... a nlgltt ..,..__ Prtwae., 1arge cowtySd + ... pertdng. Prtced to ... .. tl7S,OOO FEE. a1-1• PICTURESOt.'E OCEANFRONT Tot.IJ remad1lad 3 '"91 ,.aldence with ..,.,....... ......., .... 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I••..,..., r-a1hl1d 2 ....., wttlt pl1......., ........................ Md..., _,,...., FonMl.:::O '°°"'._.....In tNe •bedroom ......._ fEe.AMW ..... AMWlllMl9f .............. 911.,. NEWPORT POOL HOIE o..-..oor.-..................... .... --..,..a11nl1....,. d1:c1r .. 111 .. 4bedr'0...,1Yt ........ ....., ,..., ,. ............ a ldlimhen + .... ,.... -NOii ,, •• -pool ..... d9dl. ...... .,.... • .. ttll ....... .. ... m.... BALBOA PENINIUtA-COllllERCIAL Pr-. tac.a. ... _, r•ao••• .,_ 8'iito and loot trilmc. Bull 111 .. np•ll•tr ....._ .......... ~_. ............ -.-111-,. BAYFRONT COM>O-VEW MalnchMw.eand._..........._~ 't11112 ........ a....wlih .... ....;; for 2 c.a. Ownwe Wtl COMldef ....... Prtcedto ... ' ...... a1·1a BAUIOA 8UT8 IER HmEAWAY ~, ..................... 1 bedrOOMcottaa101tlll!M ............... loMJ and tiny tor..., ooe. M Clll °"'J .. .... Cal 111-1400 BAL80A ISUMD COTIAGE A tr8dltloMI lllllMI cottage lor e WI 1lt11MI ,._ er.t Oil....._,........,,....... 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'171.0GO. 131-1400 NEWPORT BEACH HOUSE--$12'000 A new latlng tNe WMk Md a terrtllc buytll Decof8'0f .,...._.,°'*'..._.a a bednia--. 2 .,...... ...., ....... ,... and ..... OWMr .. ...,...1onego1Mellftd .......... ,.. ...... 111·1*1D WATERFRONT HO~ES,INC. Sale • Renldl<>. Pmpercy Mana9f!ment 315 MMinP Ave. Balhoa Island (• 7:1-f>C)CK~ .... t t 1 I ' t t • :f fJ ' 't 41 • Orange County Rell Es1ate/An Adverttslng supplement to the DA!LY PILOT/Saturday, September 22. 1984 -9 644-6200 NAB .IRVINE REALTY 2 Civic Plaza #100 Newport Beach, Ca • .... UIYll ....... Just listed! And priced to sell! Spacious and beautifully landscaped on quiet cul~sac. This popular plan # 1 has been expanded and highly customized and features exceptional decor. Realistically priced. Martha Macnab. uml llU .1 .... 111 ll .,. Head of the lagoon 5 Br-Valentine built water- front with large slip & side ties for 3 boats- straight view full length of lagoc;>n. PRICED TO SELL IMMEDIATELY. Tom Allinson. •1,11 ...... :View forever-beautifully maintafued. older ~ home. used brick terrace, lUSh counyaro entrance wiflf secluded swiqun.ing J>09}. 3 Br, fonnal diD.ing rm, den, maid'• quai:ters. Barbara AWle/~ Grupe. FlllWAY LIOATill lf ..... Big Canyon 4 Bdrm, 4 Ba~ f~ room, billiard room plus a 2 bedroom guest suite. A private pool enhances this pteitige property. Owner is very motivated. Danny Bibb. ..... ~OWL 14 ..... Big Canyon very desirable 3 Bdrm, 3 bath single level townhome. Large private enter- tainment arN with pool and spa. Danny Bibb. • CUYM IDIVIW ......... Remodeled. Now 5 Bdrms and library, located on the golf course. High ce~ walls of glass, spa and large family kitchen. Will also lease option or lease. Lucy Rose. .. --~~~~~---........ ~~~~~~~~~ IPR llHES 1&111UY HRBR VU HILLS tMI• 1122 hel 3 BR, FR 1-5 Jean Wright CAMID SHORES 11,111- 6 BR. FR. Pool, Wtrft rl-4 , BIG CA':NYON ..... 4 BR, FR. Pool, Spa 1-5 111-.... Dmna GodlhaiI , . ..,.. ........ Dan Bibb .... 11asmaY HBBll VU HD..LS Mt.,_ Ml......._ 4 BR. FR. Pool, Spa 1-5 Micki C.OOper BIG CANYON ...... 21 lifil le; llirp 4 BR, FR 1-5 Stephanie Grody SPYGLASS ..... I ...... PL 6 BR. FR, Pool, Spa 1-5 Jean Wright BA YSHORES PH• 2142 .. Ir. 4 BR 1-5 Dona Chichater RRBR VU HILLS SMt• 11tt IMI 3 BR, FR 2-5 Maxine Propp BIG CANYON SI"'-I Plle•1nt 5 BR. FR, Pool 1-5 Beverly MOl'pby . IDT llY -1111,111 Close to South C.oast Plar.a, outstand,ing 3 Bdrm, 2~ Baths, home on corner lot. Kitchen with an amenities, fireplace in living room, and skylights. Garden window. Close to pool and spa. Lowest prioed condo in development. Donna Godshall. Un.Ill II'• TIE ST. snt• 3 Bd..rim, 3 baths, 2 patios & spa. Great Western assumable 1st TD. Seller may carry 2nd-make offei:s. 2 private beaches, private streets. 24 hr. security gate, back ga~ to Bay Club. Land included. Dona Chichester. 19111 fll'-1111,llO Large Westclitt family hOme with pool & spa Needs some TLC, 5 Bdrm. 5 ~ Baths. formal dining room, fa.inily room plus large bonus room. Good neighborhood. Call for financm=· ::!g~_:_~d'amillla • •••aaa 11_11! _ ... AM details. Joan Lewis. --...,. •-..- u nau cua1 sa•,oao This Spapish villa has 3 Bdnns. 3 Baths, family rm, loft, 3 f.i.teplaCes, vaulted beamed ~. hardwood floors, antique leaded glass win- dows, & French dOOJ'S. Ex1erior includes swim- ming pool, hot tub, volleyball court, and is complet.ely feni'ed with brick and wrought iton. REDUCED! F.c:i Eecano/Maureen White. UllU• WATEIFIU. 11,111,111 CaSCading waterlall nows into private pool and spa with magnificent views of Newport Harbor. 5 Bdrm custom quality built Mediter- ranean in private community of Harbor Ridge. Open. light & airy bmne-perfect for etitenain- ing. F.d Eerano/Maureen White. NW-lfflllM .... llPI Ml.,.. 4 delightfw Bdrm, fonnal dining, breakfast, aree, eervice rm, ocean view, family rm, beauti- ful pool & spa. air ConditioniM. Large kitchen. 3 car garage, makes this an attractive home. Marylou Manon. Magnificent customized home captivates the dazzling night light and sunset views! 5 Bdnns, 3~ Baths. 2 family rooms; a fonrial living- din.ing room area PLUS community pools, spas & tennis. M.aralou l,ngOld. ...... , ... , .. 1111,llO On a large cul~ lot. 4 Bdi'm, 3 bath, fonnal dining area, lg family rm and assumable loan. Larry Dyer. ......... , . 11.-,111 BEST LOCATION! Best view! Private pier and slip pl\n large sandy beat:h. Excellent potential for a~ family home with lots ol off street ~. Offered in fee at $1,300,000. Martha Mari>ab. • ........... ... ..... 'Ibis newly listed 4 Bdnn. 2'tS Bath home is a decorator's ahowpece. Absolutely mint con- dition! Featuring a pool. separate spa, and a V!'S'J private sunlite garden setting. Priced f« i.imDediate sale. Danny Bibb. , 11,1•,111 c.ameo Shores on the muff-incl. land. Fabulous single story home. 6 Bdrm. family rm, panoramic oce4n & jetty view w/sandy beach below. Sparkling Pool in seclUded courtyai'd. Perfect for the grov.ring t.am1ly. Owner will consider exdlange. Doona God- shall. .. , ~mil an.-.. Charming, remodeled 3 Bdnn 2 Bath-lots of custom tile, new carpet, French doors, all oo a large, beautifully 1.andScaped lot in Cliff Haven. Newport Heights. Martha Mac- nab/Paula Bailey. uuaaww•IW! M15- A lowest priced Kensington. 4 ~ 3 Baths, fonnal dining room, family room, wrap around patio with mountain and night light views. c.ommunity pool and tennis COW1S. 24 hour security gate. Donna Godshall. Lm ISLE UYFml' . 11.-,111 Imagine 45' oo the bay with pier and slip for a large boat, plus 2 side ties. All this plus a very livable 6 Bdrin, 5 Y.i Bath hOlne with 4 car garage for ohly $1,300,000. Lucy Rme. TllTLEI• •• ·-~ New listing, a real di>ll house. Cambria model with 2 Bdrms and den and decorated be.auti-• f1:ill'Y with custom wallpaper and window cov- erings, Lucy &R. IOITIFaLY -.am 1141,1• 3 Bdrm 2 Y.i Bath, Jodelle estate home pro_vid- ing unobstructed panoramic mountain and city light views. Assumable first trust deed avail- abfe and the seller will offer Sicondary financ- ing. 'Ed F.&cano/Ma~ White. ........ Cll1T Sat,111 The only renaissance on the market with 3 Bdrm., 2'tS Bath, family room loft. ocean view. plantation shutters, lots of mirrors, large front and back patios, rare end unit. F.d F.scano/Maureen White. m.ClllTM.m11 ...... Largest floor plan in Belcourt, "E" plan, 4 Bd.nn, 4!.i BailiS, fam rm. study, library • Former model w/every ~ble upgrade-- Wallpaper. bookshelves. shutters. h~ yard. Next to wide greenbelt. very private location. F.c:i F.acano/Maureen White. ..,,. --M,111,111 New custom 8700 sq. ft.. 5 Bdrm with Frend\ Chateau flavor, essence of opp.alenre. fine design. elepnt appoincments and fWDijbinp 50• on the bay, pier, slip and sandy beech. Offered furnished at $4,900,000 by appl. · Martha Macnab. I• #3 Civic Plaza. Suite 170 Newport Beach, Cahfornia 92660 NElllST • ..., •••• Quiet end unit with large private deck overk>Oklng the golf courw vtew. BeautfMty decorated 2 BR & den with custom shutters & sheMflO. In prestigious Blg canyon and cJose to Fashion Island. $315,000. Helen WoOd. ' IPL.IT um. l&.IFfl IDll'Y Popular 3 BR, 2 BA condo on l>eautlfut greenbelt. ·Former model. Room for expansion. CUI-de-sac locatlon. Price Includes the tandll This one won't last at $235,000. Marie Fargo. IDT If .. lllYM Beautifully decorated and highly upgraded 4 BR. famtty room estate. F0nnal dining, 2 fireplaces, pool & spa with total privacy, located on private cut-de-sac for that country living feating. Asking $719,000. PDFECT Sil 131 d .. Clllll -~ Expanded Broadmoor Plan 4 on quiet CUI~. • 4 BR, family room, formal dining. Quality upgrading throughout. Covered patio. 3 car garage. $650,000. Vergllene Hult. M LIVELY Ullll On prestigious Linda ISie with dock for a large boat plus a side tie. Spacious home with 5 BR, 4tn BA, 3 car garage plus many extras. Now at $1,450,000. Rl•IRI IPllllD • m 11111111J 1t lllfll.UI ... UT/• 1-1 1 5 BR, 7 BA custom ValentJne built home over-, looking terrific view. 5800 aq. ft. with extensive use of wood and stone thruout. Extremely pri- vate rear yard. Family sized spa Cul-de-sac loeation. Aaktng $1,695,000. l•BEllLI 1111111 .. • llD .U UT/• 1·1 This gorgeous tradltlonaJ 6 BR has been re- duced for Immediate sale. Now only $596,0QOlll Thia lnctudes gourmet kitchen, wooded stair· ways, French doors, stained and leaded glass windows, pool, spa and wading poot. Please take the time to see the beautiful bargain. . ,._ IPYIUSS Llllml I a. llft .. llllllJ 1-1 Single level cape Hom model on quiet cul-de- sac. Panoramic ocean and city light view. Large pool, apa and Kot pond. 4 spaciOus BR, large formal DA and FR Come see this outstanding home offered at $625,000. Sue Thomas. UNWI~ FLEXIBLE PROPERTY! Outstanding bayfront neX1 to 60 ft. sandy beach. Can be one large 6 BR, 5 BA home or duplex. Owner will finance & will consider trade. $1,350,000. Mary Slva9Han. MTll.,. Perfect oceanfront location. 2 story with great view. 4 BR. 2 BA, fireplace, new paint. Walk to shopping. A real bargain at $595,000. ......... Expanded, upgraded Miramar plan with terrific view In Harbor Ridge. 2 BR. large den, 3 BA. mirrored wardrobes, extra cabinets, eecurity alarm. Freshly painted and p&.pered. $499,000. PE•DIU PlllT ··-Great family home....:..tust steps to sand .and white ocean water. 3 BR, 2'n BA. All new carpet, roof, copper plumbing and fre&hly painted. Owner will flnance at 11~0.4 to quaJlfled buyer with 25% down. Immaculate and ready for occupancy. $384,500. Bob Gross. Clml UllPEU II IPYIUSS Ill.I. Outstanding custom European style home with panoramic view of the ocean, Catalina Island, • LIYELI LICDm UPI -II lnlUIS · Newport Bay and city lights. 5 BR. 7 BA, formal DR. 3 BR, 3 BA, 3 car garage Lucerne. Shows 1 ......... ..-.... ...... _a Wiii Ill 111 /Ill 1·1 5 fireplaces-almost 6,000 sq. fee\ of elegant llvlng. model. Softly decorated in neutral tones. Lovely 4 BR, 3 BA Cape Horn model with--Also beaatttut pool m 1d spa PLUS-Steam-and &aUA&--__ .,. Gorgeous view of mountalna and city lights. Lovely fabulous view. Tastefully upgraded throughout. room. Excellently priced at $1,550,000. spacious courtyard. This Is new on the market and Formal dining room. Additional cabinets In a treat to behold! $650,000. kitchen & ga~. Soft, neutral decor. Custom SIPllmc&m LY. Clll1DPIUIY . Fully customized and expanded Lautremont in Harbor Ridge. A staircase of lucite makes this home an elegant masterpiece. Solid marble bench leads from LR to outdoor spa & view. 4 BR. 3 BA. Truly a very speclaJ home. $795,000. PWTW. --11 IESIU 6800 Square Feet of the finest quaJlty craftsmanship available. 5 BR, 7 BA, 5 car garage, 3 level luxurious home in prestigious Harbor Ridge In Newp<>rt Beach. French doors and custom cabinets throughout. Gourmet kitchen with lavish equipment. This new home won't last at $2,250,000. IURIWWITIPllL 3 BR & den, 3 BA Deaovflle model with panoramic view of golf course and night lights. Custom pool and spa Prime street In Big Canyon. Asking $699,500. Vergllene Hult. ....... Clllll Beautiful ptan for a cou• 2 private bedroom suite areas. Beautifully 4ecorated wtth its own prfyate patio with spa. View and patio overlooking golf course. A very special property for $395,000. SUBMIT ALL OFFERSU PlllT 1111ET----n.1• Charming custom 3 BR, 2 BA home 8howa Pride of ownerlhiP In fN9IY detatl. Beamed ceHlnga. WOOd shutters, platter ...., formal di'*"' room. Prtwte oourtywd wtth qu8lty land~. On fee land at $395,000. v._.,.. Hui. drapes, marble entry, security system. Must see at $599,000. lllllU1U Cl• II -Best 16catlonl ViflW of poof and large patio. 3 BR, 2th BA, wet bar, FP in living room. Ample guest parking. Heart of old COM & close to everything. A very special property! $325,000. Vergllene Hull. 1111' E LEYEL ILIFFS IUITI Anest comer location. Best prtced Anita plan In Bluffs. Inviting kitchen, family room, pretty patio, flreptece. Sparldlng clean 3 BR, w/convertlble den, 2 BA on fee land. $219,000. PimLm•• •• ... 111a111m 2 contiguous Iota IOUth of highway In desirable Old COM. Quiet comer location-close to beach. Good ftnandrig avaff&ble. Now reduoed to $395,000. Mary Sivastlan. ... .. .., .•. _ Huge 13,000 aq. ft. ~ In preat= H•bor Ridge. Lot Is 100' wide X 130' • P.,_ oce.n, bay, Catalina views posalble from 2nd story. Reduced over $125,000 and won't last at $350,0001 CALL NOWI Dave Busk. •••• • ..,"' mmn GREAT lOCAl'tON-CLOSE TO SCHOOLS & SHOPPING. 2 large muter BA IUlt• Plutt eeperate titting room. 2% BA, private~ and Just ttepe to the pool. Vety ctean unit. Alktng $169,900. Marte Fargo. Pll• VIEW M llU• VIEW MIYI JUST LISTEDll Custom 4000 sq. ft. home with 210• view of ocean, bay and harbor. 3 BR and den, 2'n BA, gourmet kitchen. This home has an excep. tlonaJly large lot with ample room for a pool. Asking $595,000. Marie Fargo. llTSTUllM LIOEllE-MllTllDI• YIEW This dream home could become your reality! 3 BR, 3 BA, 3 car garage beautifully decorated Lucerne model In Harbor Ridge Is boasting a superb view, attractive use of beveled glass, plantation shutters, trac llghllng, custom built-ins plus many other custom features. Now at $750,000. IEllllml · 2 - 2 BR, plus 1 BR rental units. Excellent sum- mer /winter rental area only steps to ocean. Low down payment, easy terms, fee land. Good buy at $297,000. lllTlf ...... Charmlllg Cape Cod cOndo In aedUded Harbor View Knona. Mountain and night tight V19W. 2 BR, 2% BA, formal dining, apttt leWll, natural wood trim. Tip-top condition ... tfow reduced to $249,000. EIMIY 'Ill -LlfE REDUCED PRICEll Spectacular view of mountains & city lights from this very special Nantuci<et model In Spyglass Hiii. 5 BR, formal dining, large f8mNy room. Profeaalonatly ctecotated. Entertainment backyard With pool, apa, BBQ & fire ring. Now $889,500. Bob Grou. PM.11111. WllNl•M llTIR Warm and open with Old Wortd Charm. Thia Rober1 Earl dellgn la 3 years young, hU 6 BR, 6% BA, with a MJparate maid'• room off the Lanai. Great tor famlty u w.11 aa entertaining. Even a Dark Roomt Offer9d at 11.275,000. lll'PI PAID IT •••• 11•1 ln•as IS Ill• Clockwise from upper left: Elll WllE•NI had his first listing sell: A duplex in Corona del Mar. PIT Liii sold her own listing, a condominium In Big Canyon. LMlll ll•I was sales person of the month for August. m llZZIT11 is ranked 10th in earnings, his 1st year in real estate. all 111111 sold two homes and listed a 3rd, in two days and au Ill In sold a charming "Unique" home In Laguna Beach for over $600,000. . U~l()U~ ti()M~§ tiU()L-~-=~ 675-,ooo. ·~TORS IN CORONA DEL MAR SERVING NEWPORT BEACH. IRVINE AND COSTA MESA HERE ABE SOME ~'HOT" UNIQUE BUYS Wllil llllT-Neat u. pint ~~JSOLDr= Vetde Street ana pnoed down to 11&5,000 ..n. ---Huge oceen "'-· prim• beeeh, .. bdrin home needs •tt.,tk>n bUt price renecta. wicant and owner ·ebout to .... lllklng under '300,000 r • ----~. c:oo1 Md contemporery, In C8IMO Sharee, lllrg8 ywd, -.c 111 nt , ..... 3 bdrm Md big reduc- tion coming, $450,000 111.-CdM, vety ·~ 2300 ... ft., 3 bdrm, multi ~ with decka, Mduded ... W.W. Md prlwlcy. MXloill .. 1348,500. -ar -.-vacent e'nd hurting In tWbor v... .... ~ of .. llCr9. ~ cul_ de 8IC, bright .. bdrm ctoe.\'t d111nie ... price down to 1358.000 1111it• ... -Spacloue ..._ holM nr So. OOMt Pila, ......... eippoillll••n. ,... ldlCMn. .. bdnM Incl. fMllll .._.,._.,.now 1111.000 " I ·1 I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I B I LOCATIOI, LOCATIOI, LOCATIOI Best spot on the block. Lovely 4 Bedroom, 3 bath newer Mesa Verde Home. Secluded lot, wood floors & 3 car garage. Prlcea to sell at $247,500 . .llOllE UllLEIWI MESA VERDE Charming single level traditional' 4 bedroom home on quiet court street. Used brick fireplace, hardwood flooring, & tree shaded yard make this home an excel- lent value. Asking $169,950. JllllE llllLEM11 FABULOUS COLF COURSE ESTATE One of the most prestigious golf course properties on Mesa Verde Country Club. Single level 4 Bdrm, family and formal dining rooms. Beautiful 1h acre grounds with pool, fruit trees and rolling lawns. Gall for private showing . .111111 IA• E•I• . _ C£1TUL ATRIUM POOL HOME Single level 4 bedroom home built around central courtyard. Extra large lot with patio and play yard complete this family entertainment home close to Mesa Verde Country Clu~. $269,000 . .111111 1111119'' MESA VERDE COUITRY CLUB . Huge pie-shaped lot offering fabulous, unobstructed golf course panorama. This 4 Bdrm, family room home is set on one-of-a-kind location. New kitchen appliances • and tile and room enough for pool & play areas. Priced at $287,500 . .l&CllE ~ UllDER $200,000 IEWPORT HEIGHTS Best buy in Newport Heights - Country atmosphere In this darl- ing 2 bdrm plus den. Large coun- try kitchen and eating area. Cop- per plumbing, new roof, new 2 car garage, alley access. Spa with redwood decking and much more. For more info. contact lnl WllE 631-1266 ASSUMABLE LOAN • EASTSIDE 1h acre. secluded location, in Eastside Costa Mesa. 4 bdrm, 11h bath, separate master suite. Completely remodeled · with French doors. skylights, 2 fire- places, oak pegged floors, home and garden kitchen. Assumable financing. Great opportunity at $179,900. OPEN HOUSE SUN- DAY 1-5, contact llTI WOE 631-1266 . RITA WIDE RVM~ 631-1216 ASSUMABLE FINANCING BAYSHORES Cute 3 bdrm, 2 ba with an excellent opportunity to remodel. Assume 10% financing. A great opportunity in this beach oriented community. Call today, llTI WOE 631-1266 LAKE TAHOE • $125,000 OWNER SAYS SUBMIT! Gorgeous 4 bdrm + loft. Sleeps 16. Nestled amongst trees, view, near ski slopes. Assume $88,000 1st TD at fixed int. rate. Asking $125,000. SUBMIT ALL OFFERS. Photos in office. Call today llTI WOE 631-1266 4 IED•ooM, $106,000 A real bargain! Spic n' span and ready to move Into Is this extra large end unit. Double car garage. New carpet, paint, roof, etc. llTI WOE 631-1266 IEWPOIT VIEW YI ACI£ ESTATE Over 1h acre lot wtth spec:tacular views of bay & ocean. 4 bedroom residence with separate guest unit or maid's quarters. Just listed at $539,000. Call for Infor- mation and showing. UE llllUI 631-1266 BEST BUY 01 IAYFIOIT ASSUM£ $&001 at 9¥. . Immaculate Lido Isle triplex. · Right on the beach. Two 3 bedroom units plus 1 bdrm unit over 3 car garage. Excellent value & financing. $839,000 111· ••Ell 631-1266 . . BOID IEW CUSTOI UE IDHERS ·WM~ 131-1211 IEIUCEI TO $429,000 PRIME Newport Heights VICTORIAN design. 3.400 sq. ft. of living areL Master craftsmanship 3 bedroom, family. room, formal dining. Antique doors & fireplace .• Too many upgrades to mention. It's stunning! EX- CLUSIVE SHOWINGS. Call for appointment. UI 1111111 631-1266 IEWPOIT HEICHTS-llEW CUSTOM REDUCED TO $37 4,000 Superb newer 4 bdrm home with traditional design. Gourmet Island kitchen with ex~tlonal features. Sep- arate formal dining with fireplace. Every custom extra m' could Imagine. Massive deck with spa. It's a dreamt l•Ell 631-1266 . 0 EICWSIVE USTllG NEWPORT HEIGHTS Charming 3 bdrm, 2 bath, den home In excellent secluded location of Newport Heights. Assumable financing. Great opportunity at $189.000. Ill 111101 ·631-1266 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Only $175,000 for this 2 bdrm home. Great quiet locatipn.--Separate ~inlng room. Oak hardwood floors. Owner wilt finance at 12% Interest. Call todayl Ill llMDI 631-1266 12" FIXED ASSUMABLE LOAll 2 bdrm Villa Balboa wltti per- manent ocean view. Beautifully upgraded. $139,000 loan at 12o/o fixed Interest. Asking $209,500 .llYCE WILTZE 631-1266 POOL HOME Gorgeous 3 bdrm Newport Heights customized home near Newport Harbor High School. Beautiful pool and garden. A very special property. Call for show- ings. $380,000. '9Y• WILTZE 631-1266 LACUU IUCH SPECIAL JOYCE WILTZE Ri'MM<· ADORABLE 2 bdrm home on a quiet corner In Laguna Village. Easy walk to shops and beach. Hardwood floors, cozy fireplace, partial ocean view. Excellent financing. $249,000. aY11w11.m631-1266 234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA • 631-1286 I I I I I B I I I I I I ~I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I r t I I ! I t t r I r ~ WE NEED ·YOUR LISTINGS HOIE OF THE WEEK * BALBOA COVE BAYFRONT * Four bedroom, 3 bath, form11 dining, iamlly room, breld1at room. urge master suite with view down bay, dock for 40' boat, very large home. StNI at SS00,000 ....... .. PROIOITOIY IAY JUDE four bedroom, three baths, formal dining, family room, beautiful large master suite, dock space up to 55 ft. Steal at $895,000 and will trade to Mesa Verde, Spyglass, Harbor Ridge, Big Canyon. Wiii lease/option. 1st T.D. of $600,000 assumable. Submit any offer. • • lnlE 1• CORONA DEL 111 IAYROIT Custom 5 bdrm, 41h bath, 2 master suites, beautiful large living room with.spectacular view. 3 fireplaces, wet bar & room for 3 boats up to 55 ft. Best buy on baytront. Reduced to $995,000, includes the land.• I MYIE I• LINDA ISLE 5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, Family Rm., Din. RM., Large Master Suite w/sittlng area, maids quarters, room for 2 large boats up to 65 foot. $700,000 1st & 2nd ·ro both assumable at low rate, steal at $1 ,250,000 Incl. the land, must move Inland. IOI I llYIE IMP , . YACHTSMAN COVE BAYFRONT 4 BDRM, 4 BA, Huge living Room with Lrg. wet bar, balcony and large patio with views of the bay, <tock for 3 boats up to 55 foot, 6 year old custom, price of $1,095,000 Includes land. Ill I MYIE IMP LI)() ISLE PRM:ST LOCATION Complete turning basin views from this 4 Br, 4 Bath remodeled home with new kitchen, baths. Beau. tile work. plus dock for 50 ft. yacht. $1,950,000. Ill N MYIE IMP *UDO PARK HIGHRISE* Outstanding bay and city night light view, 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Co-op hlghrlse, underground parking, community pool with fabulous d8':ks. $250,000. • I NYll IHP IEWPORTS KllCS ROAD One of the finest bay, ocean & Catalina views. The home is designed for entertaining, Including 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, large dining, game room with sit down bar, very large pool. Priced at $425,000 (land quote Is $190, 102). Great buy . .......... El£UllC£ II CAMEO SHOIES ' Beautiful f Uy home with 5 bdrms, 5 baths, formal living ~ & dining, ocean view, stunning backyard with gazebo, pool, jacuzzi, wet bar & full bath. 3 private beaches. Excellent entertaining. $529,000. • • MVIE I• SEAVIEW'S IEST IUY 4 Br. & 2.5 Bath, family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar, nice yard, view of cttY & ocean. Security guard gate + Pool & tennis. $395,000. • • 11111 1• POSSIBLE COllEICW. LOT I Builders delight. This property has possibilities for office bldg., or commercial use. Lot size 66x300 with back bay 1· view, presently has small house and storage and is zoned for horse property. $350,000. • 1111111• IEWPOIT HEICHTS . . I Catalina, Bay and Ocean Views, from this three bedroom, two bath, two fireplaces, separate family room, pool, room o· to add. Walk to town & Lido, very motivated.Seller can carry large Note. $375,000. Ill I MYll IMP IAYCIEST •EWPORT I 4 bedroom 21/t bath formal dining, family room, breakfast 1· area, large yard with pool, will trade Condo Jasmine Creek or Newport. Asking $32S,000. Ill Ill MYIE IMP "LUXURIOUS VIUA BALBOA" I VIiia Balboa's largest penthouse, 1st time offered. 3 bdrm I 2 bath, family room, wet bar, formal living and dining. $205,000. Great terms. UI II HYIE I• ! CORONA DEL Ma' DUPL£1 I 2 Bedroom 1 bath $7~' Q 'o. 2 bedroom 1 bath I $650.00. Bachelor~~-\_,..,. Finance 1st T.D. $11,800 : at 6.75% 2nd T.D. e.. Q"'o at 13%. Steal at $250,000 ... . Ill NYIE IMP ~ • - NEWPORT BEACH r Highly upgraded with oak floors, gourmet kitchen, 1· ·- Frenchdoors, 2 hot tubs. 3 bdrm, 2 baths. $309,000 or trade. • • llYIE IHP . ! WTSllE OISTl •EU · -0 ,000 below comps must j sell $114,000. 3 b1 s °1) \:."years new ... a....... n · FlllAa.E • Ullll CIST• -VIEW HOME built in '82, I wood & glass, gourmet kitchen, ocean, canyon and city I light vfew. 3 bdrm, 3 bath. $399,000. • I llYll IHP . . BOB & DOVIE KOOP I I . 234 E. 17th s:r., COSTA MESA• 631-1266 • Condominiums - Daily Pilat :Jke f<eafto,.'J Line REAL TOR• SEMINAR PRESENTS "THE POSSIBLE DREA,M ••• FIRST TIME HOMEOWNERSHIP" • On ;ruee 'sept. 25, 7 P.M .. the Newpott Harbor.co.ta Mela Board of REALTORS• wta oftet the ninth "Communtty Outreach" frM pul>llc aemlnar that~ preeent convincing Information to dlapet the misconception that first.time homeownership It no longet attaJnab4e. To be held In the IUdltottum of their buKdlng at 401 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beech. thli free a.Nnar wtll be~ by three expert ~b from the rtiel Mtate Industry whO wta contrfbUte Information from the fleldt of mor1gage ftnanoe, eectow, and marketing. Panelist Jacqu. Mc~. Va Preeklent/Etc:tow OfflQer with Burrowt &crow, Santa Ana, will explain the many "Alternate Methods of Buying", tudl as the incorporation of financial gifts from friends or ..,.,.,. McNutty, en .crow offlclw lor 10 yeera, had conducted num«Ot.9 coneumer onented commun;cy ..w:. Mmlnara. Her com~ experience In .. ~ of reel eetate tr1naactk>N led to tnttructlng Department of Reel Estate epproWd MCfOW related Mminara fOf real estate prof-'<>nalt at IOcal Community Colleges. REAL TOR9 peneMat Harry H. Wint .. Ill, 19&4 Preeident of the Newport Hatbor-Coeta Mesa Bollid of REALTORS•. -emphMlze the "How-Toe" and "can-Doe" that can mek• hOfM.. ownership possible In "today's Affordable Housing Matket". Winters wm undetaeore hOw the hopeful buyer can uee the lklltful counteUng of a REALTOR• to obtain a home. Reel •tate market ;~E¥:ill condlti0n8 that offet a brOlld renge of QPPOrtunttiet for the ftrsMlme homebuyer today. wtn be 111 demonstrated m Winter'• Pf'eMnlatlon. Wlntirt, a Co.ta Mele REAL TO~ for ovw 20 yeara, has lnatructed a futt range of real •tate cour ... for Community Colegee end u a graduate of the Graduate Reel Estate Institute, haa tnStruci.d this progr.,,,·a ~ ttat.wide. M the reSult of h1a ectlw pettlclpatlon In • number of communtty MrW:e °'~ and votunteer ReeHy Board progrems. Wint ..... deeigMted REALTOR• of the Yew for 1913. Pen.1st Teena Hiit, Senior LOM Offloer for Windsor Mortgage, Santa Ana. wilt .,.....,t today'• ~iil.leMJI homeownerlhip aYlll&bMtty through the opportunlt._ ac:ceeeible by~ "AMI e.tete L09n8". Govemmen1 guaranteed and lnand io... through lenders appre>Yed by the federel Houe6ng Administration (FHA) and the Vet..,,. Admlnletratlon (VA). Adjusted Rate Conwntk>nll MOttgegea (ARM). and _..., ftMndng _. be the prtrnery tubjecta of Hll't preeentatlon. Hitt wUI s>tcwkle work- aheet1 to ~18 who attendl eo tttey c:en det*1Nnt ~from her lnltructlon how to define exectJy at what prlee ...., tttey CC>Wd afford to buy. ''Community Outr..ch'' ~.Pat Scott-Warner, Newport~. urges. ''Ewryone who '------=---....:.::~_.:..:....:: _____ ...:_~-1---===========·ltl hes the deelre to own their own home, but belle\• fOf whatever reason, thet homeownerlhip It no 10ngii' Vie llftllftele arw.n; "'°'*' Mtend. They will ..,.., of ~ Pf'Ot'&me tMlltble .um_ I l 180 Cabrillo NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION 26 Distinctive H.omes • Gate Guarded Security • 2 Master Bedrooms from 1490 sg. ft. ·• 3 Bedrooms and Den at 1755 sq. ft. • Broker Cooperation S.les Agents: Chuck Spiller Joyce Wahze (714) 631-1266 llTH6f COSTA MESA tTTHSl can be tailknd to make a homeOwner of "9iwfV ewryone. Thie wnlnar C8l"I prav9 uKtty hOw to make homeownenlhip your own Poeelble Otwnll" REAt ESTATE Ml-41t1 21na..-..,.1.-.1• • ........... ..._.. • PIWIU • UITll IDlllllll . Choice .~tion. Two;.story' liv. rm 'Private 3 Bd iingJe level end unit in lush w/magruf.cent ocean VIEWS. Large garden setting. Totally resnodeled with brick terrace 4 Bd & Den-mint care and sophistication. Fonnal marble condition-reduced to $825,000. entry-cent! air, 24 hr grd gate. A..ume Harriet Perry high loan. Shown by Appt. Now re-1111 L ........ .,_ W 1-1 duced to $525,000. Jeri Hunt ....,.. .. .,..n Enjoy life near the betich! $389,900. Spacious 4 Bd, 3 Ba, 3 car/gar. Pvt. maids qrtn. Sec. S)'ltem, ideal for lg. family. Owner will Ulist w/financing. Vee Stimon 111 II ••111 .,_ 1111 ... 11&11.11 ' .... Avail. Nov. lit. 3100 1q. ft. One 8tory brick bldg. ~·on Villa Way. ~ ftil <.'Ond:$1.25 NNN. Harriet Perry DILlllll Ml I ma Gated comrnunity·tennil, pool & apa. Offered on PROBATE SALE. as is cOndition. 2 Bd, 2 Ba, 2 car/pr. Plan 2. One level. Ownen w /OOlllider -.ung w/financing. Vee St.inlOn 11AWI .... S..1-1 IU'Plln~llll ._ Dramatic~ hoo1e w/pier & llip. 3 Bd, 3 Ba, family rtn + Dlnina Rm Excellent financina.' Reduced u) ~.ooo. Harriet Perry "2217-- Thll rmcni~t 5 Bd. 7 Ba lnUIOr, hiah on a hill. offen a SUNSl.TS OVER CAT ALINA VleW frOm mast rooms and reflecta the ultilnate ln quality thru..wt. Luxurious MMter Suite complete w/fireplace and 1auna. 40' pool and IPA· Ownen Will ~ tnde. Offered at $1,950,000. Jeri Hunt 11· .. ,.111_11: .... · .,.. ... ,~ I The Harbor Area'$ Oldest Real Estate Firm ,_., .. NW LIT S1,JllMI Choice Corona deC Mar location approved for 4' unite. Ya acre overlooking Balboa !stand and the Bay. Terrific Investment opportunity. Owner may help finance. YllW, PlnllY, m11m .. l141MI Elegant 3 bdrm home on large lot at the top of CdM. Beam ceilings, Frenchdoors & lovely decorating throughout. A very comfortable & traditional home. UIM•IWLD 1•11.- 3 bdrms & 3 baths In each unit. Fireplaces, Jacuzzles & private ocean view sundeck Must be seen to appreciate. -WE-IHI.-Welt located 3 bdrm condo. Large brick fireplace, wet bar, French doors, beam ceil- ings, like new. Submit your terms. (714) 673-4400 1.1111 PEBllU .._ _ 1141- 0n 2 extra fatge lots. Sprawling 4 bdrm home plus studio apt. Pool stze yard, 4 car garage, den, formal dining area & lanal-famlly room. Owner wilt finance. , .. , -Yll• 1111,19 The feel of Mount Vernon. Elegant columns at the entrance to this completely remodeled 4' bdrm home. Pool, den, all new and fresh. WIS1Uf UIYI lttt,I• Immaculate, like new 3 bdrm home beautifully decor~ted. Family room. Ideal for entertain- ing, has stand up wet bar & fireplace. ~otlvated owners are moving out of the area. i ' UlllEIT FU&f ... c lltl1HI Beautiful Spanish style 4 bdrm home wlth a fabulous patio & pooJ. Just the home for an active, growing family. Priced right tool . 111.--1111,111 Very nice 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo conveniently located In Westcliff. Assume low Interest T.O. & aetler wm carry 2nd. .-1 ...... .,..... . ..... The best view In townt Bay, ocean, city lights. 24'00 sq. ft. home With poof. Owner wlll finance at 12-~ lntrest wtth 209/e down. Ml ... II,._ Immaculate Plan 3. tastefully decorated In . private Jasmine Creek. Guarded gate, tennis courts, clubhouse & swtmi'ning pools. 3 bdrm & den, nice patio, air conditioned. ... L81..... . ..... T erriflc 4 bdrm family home on 1 Ya lots. Large, sunny patio. Expensive wood pan- eling. May trade for smaller home on Lido. (213) 628-2828 2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY -CORONA DEL MAR u,.......... . ..... ... .., -..w c.-• ........... "' ...... ... + c.m .... 2 laas, U AVM.. Aa a. .. SlamTY aDG. .,.......... .. .... "•illi1 II M,.,. ............. " NJ ..... 2 ....., z~ Niii, .-• ...... ...._ 24 •· ...-,. ,.. • •· ....... ,....... lllil.11 ........... . mnm1um .-.-._.. ......... _.... ,., .. s w .... + ,.., ,.., •-,_, w • .. NJ .. • ,. "'" yadlt. m lMD. ............. . ,,,.. ... (Jco..LEIJ ... ,..... ... " bay ICtlwlles. Sip • ,.., ~ ............... t If, 3 .... ...., r-. ......... 1'111 .... 11 ... I II t1• .. ·---........ 11ytrwt • 4 f1r1t .-u.~l1pliet ii NStw, N ~ ..... ... 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Mt " ........... £ 11 .c.l .. .UIJll I lt•at•a'-tl ..-.-..na1stt.__,..,...._ ........ -~TIUCILAtMllDll......._, ........ it $359,00I m. ..._~ .. a '19. CeM tu...._ 4 car,..... ....... COSTA IEA-4.,-U. t1celllll ,..._ dlM te htways & s..11 c...t ftm. u x .-. ~ ws.•. • ..-•· smAY 1_. 114Nt111'1t1.91 llU 4 !Mhs, z .... "'1e Nit• .... $469,000 • ..... "'... .. Ul19I .... TNlila ... lllr•lil-.5 ....... Zi4 Nll.._ •52'11t.Hllbnl... I t I Ii .Nmt.91 .1 .... ....... ... ~ -... • llrl' Ill 4 W'-. 3 ... ... ..... -............... Clafliill ... LI& ... "llJ ........ n. ..... is pll'fect. . .... -. .,.,.. s,llillt stJ1t .._ • 15' ens Ill ' W... ,..., r-. llrie MIC ra ce.ty~ •..,tali•· Dlcel•'s ......._*'It. llrl' ..., .... -.. " ......... ..... .... , .. .., c:e... .. 3 .... w..; 2'n ... ,.., ,.., ...,....,...,....,,._t.tst1an...-. ....... --11111 .. Clllt • fw, ._ ._ 3 M*1111, Z* N ... pat wt W ,"""' ... ac. sys. f• ''I Cl UllClu ¥1. S... ""'· ..... •••ll ., .. 3Wlw.3Wll;_.. ........... C'IM1 ...... .......... , ... +lidic6p.. Wilm& .... A "'1 *i .... • I 45' llt ... I ... P'tiL • n. t. I 11111 II'......, ill la ... Wa , .. c.aa .... ...... ·--.... • 11m1ld1 t • ualllll bllt. J W.. 2~ Mia.-. ......... MJ r-. TY-. .. lsit • M & ,._ ·-.. ._ ·--.... z *' .......... stmmt, .............. ,...WJcmW.:4W11 ,l~Mll,flllllri-. •• , 7 ..,.. s..2 .................. M ............. . HOMES FOR SALE 2BEDAOOM 406 E.Bay St. CM 831-1286 $215,000 12-5 2315 Margaret, Npt Heights, N.B. 846-7171 $179,900 Sun 1:30-5:30 324 Poppy Ave, Corona def Mar 67~S. $350,000 Sunday 1-5 9 Rue Vlllara, Big Cyn, NB 64-4-6200 $395,000 Sun 1-5 2 Bflplua FAM AM or DEN ••23 Beachcomber Or, Jasmine Ctk, CdM 631-7300 $575,000 Sun t-5 29 Mainsail, Jasmine Creek, CdM 759-9173 $290,000 Sunday 1-5 * • 223 Poinsettia, COM 675-6000 $634,000 3BEDROOM Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 1130 Berkshire (Watcllff) Nwpt Bch 631.,.994 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 V'2535 Creetvlew, Bayshorea, Npt Beach 644-9060 $259,000 Sunday 1-5 607 Knowell Pl. Costa Mesa 831-2242 $119,900 Sat/Sun 12.-. 19271 McLaren Ln , HB 963-4322 $128,500 Sat/Sun all day 215 Morning Canyon, Corona def Mar 644-9060 $«9,000 Sat 1-5 3335 Ocean Blvd. Corona def Mar 759-1501 $925,000 Sunday 1--i 7 Rue Chateau Royal, NB 844-7020 $535,000 Sun 1-5 214 Via Grazlana. NB 844-7020 $3-tS,000 Sun 1-5 ••s Rue Fountatnbleau, Big Canyon 545-5510 $457,000 Sunday 2-5 1419 Santanetla Terrace, COM &44-7020 $289,500 Sat/Sun· 1-5 214 Via lthlca Udo, NB 87~181 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **1024 E. Balboa Blvd., Penlneula. N.8 831-1400 •1.050,000 s.t/Sun 1-5 1358 GM>cy, Dover Shor9e, Npt Bwh 842-5200 '795,000 Sunday 1.-. 2711 Harbor View Dr (HVH~ N.8 780-8333 ssee.ooo Sunday 1-5 941 Serra WflY (Meee Del w.r) C.M. 432-8451 1138,500 080 Sat/Sun 12-4 212• Vleta Uredo, 8'uff9. NB 759-1501 '209,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 212• Wllllllee CM 751-3191 •119,800 SUn 1-4 ·20:..~~r Bwh Sundlly 1~ • M pllll PAM•• Diii 1630 Antigua, Dowt ShOrea. N.B. 831·1~ $475,000 . . s.t/Sun 1-5 1018 NottingMm Ad, W•clfl, N.B 831-7300 1325.000 . 8ml8uft 1-6 **801 8lrYllde Or., Promontory·-· N8 831-1400 $1, 100,000 Sil/Sun 1-6 - 3 8R ~FAM Rll or GEN 21 canyon Cr99t, COM 5 =s Tmo=· IMne ~ 1-5 644-7020 $198,500 Sun 1-5 17 Cherbourg, (Harbor Ridge) Nwprt Siich •518 a Modena. N9wport Bwh 841:-4814 '575,000 Saturday 1-5 840-48e8 $388,800 Sat/Sun 1-5 222 Coral, Balboa Island **1510 E. OcMnfront, Pemnlula, NB ~•-9060 $475,000 Sunday 1-s 840-4868 S825,ooo Sunday 1-5 1•19 Dofphjn Terr., lrvtne Terr, CdM 1988 Rlmlngo •NB 675-5930 $785,000,.. Sat/Sunday 1-s 844-7020 •1e1.soo SatJSUn 1-s *•1900 Galaxy Drive, Dover~ N8 *1700 Galaxy, DoYer ~. N.B 631-7300 $545,000 Sun 1..s 7~1601~ ~.ooo Sat/Sun w ..-=::-::....------..1M1~Dr._ Oover ~ Npt 8Mctt •2501 Harbor View Or. Newport Belich 541 5&47 *295:000-SatJ8Un 1=1-.........._ 760-1219 $500.00 Sat/Sun 1-S 1W lrvtM Ave (Coeta Meu *• 1374 Gillaxy Dr o&,°:: Shot9e)NB 845-7076 $198,000 Si1784i1 N.1-3155 "75, Satl8un __ 1..a__,.,._~ ••8 Jade CM, NB 969 Junlpero (Meea <Ml Mer), CM 7eo.a333 1825,000 Sun 1-5 751-3191 $137,800 84.lf'l 1-5 802 Kings A09d (Ctlffhlwen) Nwpt Bch 1322 Keel Or, HVH, COM Me-7271 teeo,000 et..-t.U 1-5 844-8200 '3-t9,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ~-7 3078 Madeira, Costa Mesa 548-2313 $152,500 Satutday 1.-. 1215 Martner8 Drive, Baycre91, NB 831-7300 $395,000 Daffy 1-5 **308 M~lng Ster Ln, Dover Shorea, NB 631-7300 $885,000 Sat/Sun1-S 1528 Orange Ave,(Corn. Palmer)Coeta Mella 673-1800 $215,000 Sunday 11-4 •• 10&-i P91Cador Or, Dover Shoree; NB &1-1300 '550,000 Sun 1·5 •332 Pofnaettla, Corona dee Mar . 631-7~ $460,000 Sun 1-5 2053 Port Bttetof Circle, NB 75&.9100 $239,500 SUn 1-5 ••One Twin Lak• Cr. (Spyglua) CdM 844-5061 $899,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 28 Vienna, Harbor Ridge, Newport Belich. 631-7300 $435,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 -i04 Vl8ta Grande, COM 844-7020$245,000 •BEDROOM 26 Bek:ourt Or .South, Belcourt NB Sat 1-5 ~ $875,000 . Sat/Sun 1-5 25-42 Circle, ~. NB 644-8200 13~.ooo Sun 1-s 18 Cypteea Pt. a.a Cyn, N8 75~9100 ,,, 100,000 Sat/Sun 1..S ••52 Orak• Bay, Spyglau, N.8 759-0019 '421.500 8Und*y 1-6 . . . ••m1a11.,,.,.. w... v.m 646--0303 1116,000 ~ 1-6 **-4<>4 Morning .Sta' Ln, Newpott BMch • ~ '550,000 ~ 1-6 ••4&45 P9rMm Dr C.Shcne, COM ~ 1759,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *2<M 1 Port en.tot, Harbor VIN~. N8 831-7300 S3ee,OOO SuirMt8y 1..S · *1970 Port Dunlelgh Cir, NB 7~7500 $$299,900 Sun 2-5 2377 Purdue, Coeta Meea &46-0303 •189,950 *•19 Roylll St. Gecwae, ~ Cyn, NB 84+6200 *5,000 Sat/SUn 1-5 2t Aoy9I St.George, 8'g Cyn NB 844-8200 '"6,000 Sun 1-6 2t Rue GrMd Duell, 8'g ~. N.8 142-6200 S5&0,000 8Murday 1-5 3607 ~ (HIWbor View) Nwpt Bd'I 844 GOO 1475,000 Sunday 1-6 ••3907 SH ..... tMi, COM. 144 eaoo 1475,ooo aun 1..a ••tl'M T~.f!N. (8lg c.n;on) N.I. eu eaoo llN,000 8'llnkln 1-6 *4838 Tewnanl Lw. C..., 8tMn9. NII 131-7300 IHI.GOO 8.a18un M 820 Via Udo Nard. u. .. 79CM331 IUI0.000 ... 1-6 • **222 Yla Udo8oud, LldO l"9. N.8 844 8080 S1,l50,000 8undlly 1·5 2015 Y.aht Hllc:Hlf, s.vt.w, NB 780-8338 *419,000 Sat 1-5 **820 Via Udo Nord. N8 78CM313 $2,3&0.000 Sun 1..S lllllMOll 2124 ~ ..... PwlNUla 631-1..00 1318,000 Sunday 1-6 I • pllila FAii •or DEN *. 8 , • .....,. • HilrtM>f Ridge &40 4188 11,850,000 Sunday 1-6 •• 1524 AntlgUe Way, OOYlf Sharee, N.B 831-1300 1790.000 ~ 1-5 **3802 Ct*'"-' Piece. Npt 191and, N8 631-1300 1810,000 ~ 1-6 1064 COrona l.rl, (in.a die l"IW)CM 831-7370 S181,900 . Sun 1-5 ' ••20 ~Point, B6g CMyon, NB 831-7300 MG,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 509 De Ania. COM 1~ S581,000 Sat i-6 ••14 GiMv9, H-Adge, NB 7ec>-a33 11,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 . 2018 8Mtillgo Or, OOYer Shor-. NB 631-7300 1488,000 Sun 1-5 158~~300 .:r-~. ffPtiBeech ,000 ~1-5 *1tJIJ7~.,,. ...... ~ Npt ~ 631~7300 1121(),000 8undlly 1-5 1\•180111"~ Lw. ~-. Npl ldt 631-7300 '560,000 ~ 1-5 •1~Trafligllr,H.Rdge,NB 760-8333 s1.ees.ooo Sat/Sun 1-s **107 Via Udo Soud, Udo .. 844-90eQ $2,400,000 Sunday 12--8 **239 Via Udo Soud (Udo ..... Nwpt 8ch 759--9100 $1,550,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 I• plue FAii Rll or DEN *•5 GoMita Pt., 8pyalai. COM 644-8200 1150;000 . Sun 1-6 *** 107 Mlford, cam Shfa, COM &M-e200 $1,598,0000 sat/SUn 1 ... CONDOS FOR IALE 18EDROOll 1872 ~Colla .... 148-7171 $79,500 Sunday 1-4 618 t:Wbor lll8nd Or, NB 79-8100 S1,300,000 SUn 1-5 2 BEDROOM l20 _,.,,,.,.COM *** *1229 Bay9ide Or., N9wport ee.cta 844-7211 1488,000 Sun 1... 631-1..00 $850,000 Satwday 1-5 48 Ml11lon Bay,1Spyalt. NB 190 1133 1588~0d"O . Sun 1-5 2 8R plue FAM RM°' DEN 43 MOnteclto, ~ COM . ••25 S-lllllnd, Bia c.nyon, N.8 7~ 1725,000 Sun 1-5 M5-0303 $285,000 Sunday 1-5 4mlMIOll •2150 Vllta Entredl (llufla) Nwpt ~ 7M-8100 '211.000 i8at/Sun 1-5 TOWIOUIE8 FOR IALE 2• *•.,18 Atol. ,_,.. Ctk, CdM MO 4188 $robele 8unday 1-5 aUDROOll 3 e.una CoUrt, Hpt en., Ne"(POtt Bch Me-1111 11n.ooo ~ 1-6 4 ll!DllOOll 18 e.una Court. ... rlfpott 8Md'I ~7171 $179,800 ~ 1 ... 2.oRQOM 497.2233 for entry Sat/Sun 1 · DUPLEXES 1 a 1 2Mplll92M 221~Ave.8lllboe lllMd 7~.1501 S215.000 SUnd8y 2.;6 . 28rplual• 188~CM 831·1* 75,000 ~ 12-5 720 LMbpur, CorOna del Mar 844-9080 $348,000 Sat 1-5 *' P9nlhUrlt, Bia Cyr,, N8 I llEDROOll 3 ...... 1 -____ 644-8200__ $875,000 Sun 1-5 214 ~ Blllboe a...nd 1226 P<*ft1 OrM. oowr SfiOriil:;"NB------~21 Bar1eYento, N8W1)0t't CNet, Npt Bch 631-1400 $297,000 • S8turday 1-5 831-7300 $845,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 83f-7300' $179;000 ~ ~------ -. 1719 Pon Sheftleld, H.V. Hma, N.B. ·~: .. Kleloe. ~B . -------~ ......... ---------- 631-7300 a1cr.uoo::::~~~~~':-~----;--~~1;020;:,~·1~n;·~500~;;;;;;-"MD~J&.r1~21-~s~------.:.......~---*1121 Maitn WWJ, Bayaeet, Npt Bc:n. *430 Vista Grande, Bluffs, NB ;·:Pool~-.........-.--.::__ ______ _ 831-7300 $305,000 · Sunday 1~ 759-8100 $216.500 SaVSun 1-5 **W*'t1oot · 1519 Sentlego Or,~-2817 V11ta Omeda, EMtb1uffa. H.B. ***W.eertiout&Pooi 831-7300 $345, Sunday 1-6 631-14")() $395,000 • Saturday 1-.f Y 0...-::-llt..,0 .. ' - 18 -Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, September 22, 1984 ''REGISTER FIVE FOR FREEDOM'' LOCAL REAL TOR® VOTER· REGISTRATION DRIVE REALTOR* and Affiliate. memben of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of REALTORS• are ioining efforts with the National Auociatiol'! of REAL TORS• in a nationwide drive to find and register at least five unregistered voten each. . . During the week of Sept. 22 through 30, at REALTOte offices and weekend open houses throughoutthe cities of Costa Mesa and Newport, local REALTORS will make intensive efforts to register the eligible voter. · . Using election precind rosten of registered voten, REALTORS• will survey street-by-street and door- to-door to locate and register people in time for the Nov. 6, General Election. This non-partisan registration effort is in res~nse to REAL TORS• belief that the American right to vote is also a conscientious citizen's responsibility. Political involvement and participation in community affain are vital to. the protection of private property rights and the free enterprise system. Harry H. Winten Ill , President of the local Board of REAL TORS• states, "REAL TORS• are uniquely :· ab'• to reach the public via their daily contact with homeownen and buyen. This contad will be useCI to register voten and to encourage them to fully exercize their dtizenship rights". Chairman of the Voter Registration Committee of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of REALTORS, Clyde Johnson, adds, "The greatest threat to the American Dream of homeownenhip today is · the impad of deficit spending on interest rates. Our REAL TORS• are making sure that everyone th~y come in contad with are registered and vote. Every potential homebuyer and present homeowner should be concerned with government pOlicies that effect housing affordability and vote accordingly. To regiiter to vote, contad a local REALTOte". NEWPORT HARBOR-COST A MESA IB REALTOR BECAUSE· YOU LIVE -AIHICA, YOU DON'T HAVE TO REGISTER ' •. ~ . TO VOTE. Did you know that in aoee countries you're required by law to r99i•t•r to vote? If you lived in Australia or New Zealand •• for ex~le, you'd be fined or subject to other penalties if you failed to ~eqiater to vote. In certaln other countries, the qovern.ent doea it for you. Aa aoon a1 you' re old enou9h to vote, you• re aut01Utically registered -whether you want to be or not. • ll•r• in ~rica, you have th• fr••dca not to r99i•t•r to vote. Unforturuitely. an ••ti-ted SS •illion Americana o~ voting a9• take advantage of that freedca. That'• why the United States rank.a 21at aion9 21 -•tern cSelliiocra- ci•• in the percentage of thoae eligible to vote who are reg~atered to vote. .. cau1e you liv• in ~r1ca. you don't ba-to r991•ter to vote. aut ye>11 ahoVld r .. iat er., •• because you llff ill .Americas To register inqui_re at local REAL TOReoffices and weekend open houses during Sept. 2 2 -30, 1984. BOARD OF RBALTORS ® .... ...,.... 111..., .. !WHM•llLL 6800 Sq. Ft. Colollial masterpiece with 5 bearooma, formal dining l'0001 and executive library. Plua pool, • and 1 acre of manicured grounds.· -z.. hour . security guard. Owner will consider excbaDgi.na for Bay or Oceanfront property . ............. 11•> a ... ,. en•> aaw111 Ml}tlm ...... Rare location. Cul-d~. huge yard with antique play house, brick BBQ, 20 fruit trees and back bay view. This 4 bedroom home is a perfect home to ra&e a kfamily. Seller may carry 10me financing. aw ... ..... ....... ~ Great ·investment at oruy $215,000. Two one bedroom unitS in very nice condition. Large patlo .and separaie garages. Excellent rental area. Will trade. Mllll IULJY 15,500,()()() ~ua, 21·s.e1 'Yle4/e, llPO Ill Very sharp 2 bedrOiom condo. Upper urut with great view of greenbelt. Qiliet location. 3 pools, spa. recreation room. Close t.o South Coast Plaza. RedUced t.o bargain price of $69,900. Ml•l IDLn llMlll -U. ll&IT PWI 11111. z-.n•• ........... ,... ..,.. ... ., .... 111 lrMtl Lovely unit in excellent shape, but I must ~11 NOW. Has carpOrt with Ito~, leCWity pte, 80lu' heated pool & Jacum, esera.e room ahd saunas. ... .. .. 111-1111, It .... lll-1111 -IUT Tll IUT • ITYU FlllT .... • llllllT 2111 ........ LIH S-,111 Old-fashioned open hou9e Sat. & Sun . 1-~ Sip refrelb.inc lemONde in AIR· OONDfrIONED COMFORT ..,h.ile you preview tht.a quality Ivan Wells BA YCREST family borne. Great floor plan wrapped around a garden J19li0 Wlth ~puat.e mM1er wing. 4 BR; 2 ~ BA. family rm. formal dininl. run .ecunty OMC lat• OUTSTANDING VALUE. WUIAYllT-, MZ-1111 PICTURE YOUR HOME HERE P.rivate Parties Are Welcome C.U Cl11tifiH, 642-5678 for information & surprisingly low cost. • IORE lPPRECllTIOI Dear Gerry & Christa, We appreciate the outstand- ing real estate service which you provided In connection with the sate of our property on Port SeabOOrne Way. . . Your professionalism and your personal attention to au detaJls make us certain that we can highty recommend your ser- vices to anyone interested ln purchasing or listlng property for sale. Sincerety, Mr. & Mrs. R.A. • Letter ~/ be Y9rtfied upon requ.t 111 um111 LUSE llUlll VIEW llLLS View, .f ·Bdrm, $2450/mo. POIL-tll-$211,000 Harbor View Homes Portoflno .llSTUSTU CdM duplex, 3+1'h.. and 2:+1. Income $21,000. $265,000 CUID IE•o•n Harbor VleW Homes Palermo, 4' Br, entirely new kitchen. $319,000 L.H. llY OIE-IUILI HE Zoned for a 2nd unit, Corona Highlands, remodeled, 3BR+2Ba. Ready to move in. $259,000. owe 1st. FllEST c1m• COISTllCTlll from the ground up In this totally new Cameo Highlands gem wlth superb ooean view. •VllE--4 ... $229,000 w/ land, close to park, ichools and greenbelt. llY-$.-$111 .... Superb location, potential bay ~. uttlmate charm. • IUITIFa • LA.111.U-U ......... ....., _ __. .... ._ Superb location. quiet. ~ block to ~ beach & tennis club. Walk to best sandy beach, hops. banks, restaurants and bus. Superior quality building of redwood and brick: 8 elegant spacious 2-Bdnn units. charm- ing and homey. Fireplace on entire brick wall a.n each unil; terracotta tiles on raised hearths, stain, verandas; pegged hardwood floors; copper plumbing. Cared foe by fussy OWl)er. $1.6 million. Will trade down for 1oca1 house. Substantial pnncipUI Only. ...... W(11•)1..__1 BARUm-DISlllEll MUST SHU Located in Fallbrook, Ca .. these 2 Bdrm. Bath -1274 sq. ,ft. furnished condos bciast views + Pala Mesa golf membership. Take over ~-one Upp& $95.000 and two lowers $92,000 each. Call for information and open house dates. Clara GOod, Broker. 818-721-8181 ·~ Ul ........ NWI Never lived in home with over. 2700 sq. ft .• 4 BR, 3~ BA was ct.&st.onl built to exacting specifi- cations &. mcludcs many, many . fme features! Walk to Victoria Beach! Only $325,000. '.Ask for Julie Van Wieren, 752-1414. IUllATIC VIEW .. Highly upgraded large home in Laguna Niguel. 4 BR, 2'h B~ 3 car garage, custom shutters, pool, spa, A/C, and much more. Beautiful view. High bal. as- sumable loan. WAI.I TlllUI Newwrt Beach townhorne. 2 BR, 2~ BA. din. room, plush new carpet.. drapes. dbl. gar .• end unit. Pool and teruliS facilities. Take over hiah asum. loan. Priced at $185,000. Jeanne Lafoutcade, 651-8700. ... ,, ... ,_ ,, Just two blocu trorn °Woodi Cave", Lacuna Beech. Here ta a 3 BR, 2 BA home with Jaraie 'lonnal dini.ni room, fam. room. breU- fast room & lilr8e enck.cl yard. Newly remodeled with more room to expand. Aadnable Joan. Don't rnilB IL $288,000. Bill Wed- more, Ml-8700. 111-1111n'°n11 IRTILl-UIY HA VE: 2 Bd Newport Condo, 2~ bath, fireplace, 1 car garage, walher & dryer. $850/mo. NEED: 4 Bd hOme Baycrest area up to $2000/mo. Call .• ,... ........ 111-1211 . .• , ......... SpadOus 4 Bdrm family homie on earner lOt • w/RV 81D0!9a. Large 34><20' family toorD higtili,gh~ by romantk owrslJed fire- place. Totally R!mOCI. kitchen. $119,500. Century 21 ffleadMlide. Aile: for Judy. , ........ 2200 8Q. ft of dramatic elepnce. 2 fire- places. centr. A/C, only 4 yrs old, pro- IMionally upgraded inside/out. Looks bnnd new, $249,000. C.all Judy, 968-1137. .....,21 -.un UllllU 111 YU. UM ._. ... lat/Ila 1-1 Marvelous 6 Br bayf ront 78' on bay~ pool. spa. 100' boats~. Xlnt Fin. $4,850,000. Charnung Spanish 3 Br, 2 Ba on 45' lot, d«k. courtyard, per & slip. $1,100,000. unm mn 111111n w Jetty & Bay view. newly deCOrated Mai Kai, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 40' patio. Now $645,000. ,..saa_.....-r .. -.,1-1 ... , . .,. .............. Fantastic oYeniled k>t wtth large :pOC)l and ~. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths . tJ~ carpet. new roof, kitchen floOr. paint. Move in condition ~enced fOf' ptvaey and ~ courtyard . .-.ooo. c.au 830-8080 -. .. Southport Model 4 to 6 bdnns, 3800 plus eq.ft., 4 ~ baths, spa, pool, enclosed ·courtyard w/fowitain, formal dining room. Dramatically redUced to $596,000. Large IOIJ 1st TD assumable. can owner at 7~0-9800 MlllUllD Come visit th1s dramatic 4 bdrm. home indoor pool w/retractable roof SECURITY SYSTEM~2 A/C & 2 FAU'a. Comfortable intetkw wfth ~. centtaJ atrium. 4th bdrm. CM be den/office or maid'• room w/aeparate bath. Beeuttfully land- scaped w/manlcured dlchondra lawn. High hedgee each side Insures additional privacy. Extra large kitchen w/breakfaat area. Wll ... l&T/•1 .... 111• uun.,. llJMll m Walter S. King -Realtor (714) 631-3955 644-598'7 -IDHB lllHD mna "Ell I Irr 1111 A wonderful opportlinlty to buy a 3 Bdrm, 2 bath country home with Wj lot, alley ~ room to expan<I. Located on one of Newport Heights best streets. U11anusnm · 2 llllTD 111'111 Reduced $10,000 unb hevable bar~ Affordable with cape ald cte.: sign, 2 car attached garage, design skylights, cozy fireplace. <>wner will go lease option. llAl&UML 111-1111 '==' ~\\.~~-~f., .._ .. QA' ... """"'---- EXciting Ocean & Jetty vaews, f Br, 3 Ba, •:=---......_ "' "- 3700 sq. ft. car par'kina. $1.285,000. "'-'° ~...,: ..., .. , •• ilTfllR I F E [ l I I I AtN.!H.Y.C.Tndltmal5Br~' 1 1 r 1 1 bay view. Owner ~. $1.050,000. 1 E 1 f U l J 1 L.11•--•1• . r I I tJ 1 Panoramic oceen & dty vleW, ~ 5 , I . Br. 3 Ba. Xlnt financing, now $799.000. I ~ L • L I f • --. ... .....,.;..,.... •11• ... ...,.m · .' l 1 r 1 . ~ :1..-:~:::."".:. c::: . ..................... _ et.a.tom. view lo4I next to Casa Pacifica, I o l c o Y E I' 1..,.. - San Clemente from ~50,000. ] I' I I' I • ~ :-..,. ~ ~ __ ....._.._ ...... _, ..... Bill GRUNOY Rf nLTOR .•mn.t:-;;;.,r r r r r r r r 1 • ~. iffiiiil I I I I I I I I II 'MU11 ..... 11au1R ....... _ Traditional Realty 631-7370 Orange~ Reel Eatate/An Advertlllng ~t to the DAILY PILOT'./Saturday, September 22, 1984 -21 ...... ..... ........................ .. ::;r;;;;~;-;:t==;::;;.:::r~ llM .... IMI .... I ._. 1• •• ,.. .... I• RVM~ -·---- ............ 'm'Ji~ A PETE BARREn REAL TY • c.-.. .. °"""' MIMI• .. ,_ Aoll ' ........... wwucr a fM c.11 ..... ...-. ~ -.f • ~ ---:--~~ ~·--.... ---• -· a... , .. , .. •lpdo. 1 bit to bdt f710IMO. ~. m33rd 11. c..tor_.. (2t.,..._ HCALTH CLUBS lt"NI~ SWIMMING olu'> m11<h more! Sorry, no pet~ Model~ open d4Jlly 9 to 6 ~ Newport Butlt So. 1700 16th Strttt cat Dovff} 642-5113 N~k..ONo. 880 Irvine Avt!Wf (at 16th) 645-1104 Kenneybun"port? Isn't that the horse that won The Triple Crown In '72? ~JD~ II JOl"re nol lllft wlll (or_.,~.._. dOll'I W bed -fll'tt nol lloM. -~IS OM ol 14 'diltirlttiv4y diftw.t ...... ..,... -~ .. lll~IMC'.S..W. Villap IS I rallt of llltlly ptl10Mlired prolmioiill lliltlllilll 11111 ._,of~,_*"'"· A pdct ~ Df Nl•• ... Mil -..,.... •• lomt wiltt ~ ........... ,.., __ .,....,. OCUlt .... ,.. lo lMt , .. co.rts. ....... PDOIS. ~ 1P1 llld • ~ IDUtiM ..., .-. .... .._,llllllt ... -·"tot ............. ..,_, UI llOIL ({WM I ~) Oii IM ................... ~ .... ~ Segw1nd \?lllO§eoo v~ 155~5 ~ .... l ... HlntinPI IMdl. CA (114) 893-&198 r rDlll 1111 s.. o.. r~ *"' ~ on 9Ncll .. _,......_ ._ -1 • lltf.-. II S...-... ,_...... ......... _...,10•·111-... .. EMii .. ....... CCI Ttd ~M1-811 ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED INDEX Jo Place Yu Ad. Cal ......... 642-5678 HOUSES FOR SALE General ................ ._............... .•. 1002 Anllhelm Hila ......................... ·--· 1004 Balboe.laland .. -·····-··-··-.. 1ooe B.it>oa ~la ----··-··-··-·· 1007 C11P19trMO Seidl • ··-···········--· 1018 Corone del U. ··-·········----·· 1022 ea.ta ..... ················-····-··-··-· 1024 Dena Point ··········--·-·····-·--· 1026 El Toro ............ -...... ·--·-· 1032 FOunUlln v-.y -. -· .......... 1034 Garden Glove -----·-·-··--1036 HUntlngton a..eti -··--····-······· 1340 HUntlnQton ~ ---··-··-··· 1042 lnrine -········----··-··--· 1044 Lagune ~ ·-·--··-................ 1048 Laguna ... .: .............................. 1050 Laguna ..... ···-····--·--·-· -1052 Llie FOt99t _ ..................... --1055 Maon Viejo ............................... 1067 .... pott Beectt .......................... 1069 s.,, Ctemente • ••• .... • • .. .. _ 1076 s.n Juan c.patrano .. -···--·-1078 s.nta Ana ·······-··-----····........ 1080 Seel ee.ctl -··---·--~--......... 1084 REAL ESTATE ~ ····················-··---·-1125 ~ti .............. , •• _____ 1150 ~ Pfoperty -----· .. -·-··-1175 ~ Pfoperty ·---·--... 1200 c.metery Lots ·-----·-··-1225 Comme. Pfoperty --·---··-· 1250 ~ ---··-··-··-···-··· 1275 DuplexetJUnits ........................... 1300 ~ to be Moved ............. __ 1325 1ncOme Property . .. 1350 • tndUltriel Property ···-··---......... 1375 t'! Lots for S... --·---·--....... 1400 MotM1e Home P81f'ks ----···-·-··· 1425 Mounteln. Deeert ......................... 1450 Orange Co. .................................. 1500 Ou1 of County ••.•.. : ..................... 1525 Out of 8'ate ................................. 1550 Ra~lrmS --··-·-·-----1575 Ae8c:wt ~}' ··-----------1580 Time Sharing . ··----• ---· 1590 R.E E.llch8f'09 -· ··-·-····-··-··-··· 1600 A E Wanted .. -···· ..................... 1625 .. • ... 1700 NEWPORT ILVD., C.M. 2790 HARBOR ILVD., C.M • 21030 IROOKHURST, H.I. 111111 TAii l Liii -Marvelous Eastslde Jocat1on. 3 bdrm, 2 bath with fireplace. Large lot, on a tree- llned street. This home Is a best value on todays market at only $126,000. 646-7171 .'4 .. Ulla.NW --Gorgeous Back Bay and city light view In Dover Shores. Prestigious private ex- ecutive home. Large living and fam~ tty rooms, each wtth fireplace. For- mat dining. Breakfast nook. 4 bdrm, 3 baths. 3 car garage. Poot and spa. $550,000. 546-2313 • 1111111 Riii -Priced to eelll Excellent nelghborhoodr Home needs T.LC. onlyl Brand new list- ing and won't last at only $119,900. 963.S767 ............ 111 .... - Priced low for fast sale! Cozy kitchen, dining room. Large living room. 3 huge bdrms. Family sized yard. Call today! 546-2313 ,-- COITl IEU llllEl PEIRCT -$118,000. 4 bdrm home, choice buyll Decorated to perfecttonl Offered VA-FHAI 963-6767 .... , lltll, IUILY ... -An elegant home In prestigious Baycrest. Just reduced by $21,0001 This unique property offers complete privacy In a delightful environment. Spacious 3 bdrm, now only $264,0001646-7171 W&TD nn •Y 11U,IOO -Beautiful 3 bdrm + 2 story + 2 fireplaces + skylights! Steps to private beach! Assume financing! 963-6787 t PiACEnL, PllYttE Em ... m -eeautlfurty decorated 3 bdrm townhome quietly hidden within secluded grounds. Eastslde location near Westcllff shopping. Ideal community for adult llvlng. Yours for only $123,500. 646-7171 • IEW USTill·FUllLY ... 111•,IOO -Save $1 Huge 4 bdrm plus f arnlly room home. Fireplace. Formal dining. Breakfast nook. All new kitchen. Clean throughout. Double car garage. CaJI now, 546-2313 TIO •• Tl IE TllE -Only $93,500 for this popular loft model condo. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, special aJr conditioner with purifier plus 2 car attached garage. Located In a very desirable Costa Mesa complex. Best price In areal 64&.7171 .. n l WHI HLY 1111,000 -Spacious 4 bdrm In executive neighborhood! Cozy flre- placel Great 15X15 sundeckl Great for children, next to park! 963-6767 :1111• Yl LIUI -$76,000 at 9'12•/. Interest. COmpletely upgraded and remodeled 3 bdr1n home wtth game room and huge family room. Approximately 2,000 ~q.ft. This won't last t>e- cauee h's priced at only-$127,000. Hurryl 848-7171 1 •IHI llL.lllAL -2 story glantl 2Y• baths. Famfty room + dining room! Private pooll New tilting, won't last at $166,950. 9~-6767 r GlllU Ill. Ill llMD -Now only $189,0001 Thia R-2 lot has city approval to bulld two condos. Charming neighborhood. An excellent value. Assume 1st & 2nd loans that total $120,000 at less than 11'Ja•1.111 64&.7171 • .,Ill IElllTI -Ranch style. You won't find many like this 2 bdrm beauty In mint condition. Extra large lot adds potential for added Im- provement. Quiet tree-lined street. 4 car garage + RV access and only $179,9001646-7171 llW l.llTm -OUl1M 1111111 -Owner wlll carry $50,<?QO at J2°1.t Spacious 3 bdrm, family room hOQ'\e. New carpet. Keep cool air con- ditioning. Beautiful pool and spa. Total price only $167,5001 546-2313 IUT llY M PElllllU -Charming beach cottage with wood sided exterior & knotty pine Interior In excellent condition. Just steps to beaches & shopping. Great for summer/winter rental or future redevelopment with R-2 lot. $165,000. 646-7171 IEWPllT Wdl FIBI, 11tl,lll -Move up to Newport at an affordable price. Lots of poten- tial. 3 bdrm 2 bath. Large lot. Seller 'f¥&nta out now. 546-2313 t •TID4UW tlAITlllt -Beautiful 4 bdrm + family room + dining roomt In-law quarters on separate level. Mint condition throughout! $149,950. 963-8767 UITllll llllAll -Huge yard, $126,950 Room to r.pare. lot size :108X 107 .. QW.t cul de sac. Clean 3 bdrm home. Call nowt 546-2313 11 ... T llllT-WlllT llML -At $177,000 It's atao the lowest priced 4 bdrm In the tract. :rwo story, 21/a bath with wet bar. Enjoy the executive ltfestyle at a very low price. You'll agree It's a tot for the money! 64&.7171 •u YIUI ..,._,, -Cute, neat, fresh, sharp, spectacular and/or magnificent ts this home. Upgraded throughout. 3 bdrm, n'• baths. Family room. Format dining. Separate laun- dry room. Only $159,500. Call to see now. 546-2313 YAUTlll llllUT -Newport Beachl $29,900. 1 bdrm mobUe homer Sparkling clean! Steps to sandt Hurry, 963-6767 llAIT NIL-. 1111,111-Enormous 2 story home boasts 5 bdrms plus den, family room, 3 baths, formal dining room. Large master 5Ulte. Sparkling pool. A lot of home for the price. Don~t miss this one! 546-2313 10U1 ___.., 11H,1Mt -Panoramic view of Paclfk; extends past Catalina ISiand from this Newport condo. lmpresatvety decor- ated with 2 muter .ultes. Walk to beach. Atnenlttes Include; poof, spa, sauna, oxerclse & ga~ room. 648-7171 · ~ ·• LIWllT ,... lllWlllT -Coata Meaal 3 bdrm top of the llnel Oen/llbraryt Skytlghtal Try 1~/e downl Executive home at below executive prices! $1-49,500. 963.S767 IUIT r-.Y ... 11•• -Beautiful 2 story home. -4 large bdrma. 2'il baths. Formal dining. Entertain outside tool Large covered patio. Park lll<e grounds. Priced' well to selll 5~2313 It.Ill Tl IUll, 1111,111 -Smelt the ocean air. Newer 3 bdrm, 21/a bath home. Bright and airy. Auumable loan. Call nowt 54&.2313 •Ill.Ill.YA •-·u -At BtA•;. Interest. Try a new 2nd Trust Deed. Small down. Low paymenta. 3 bdrm. Upgraded. Cati quickly. Thia won't lat at $104,950. M&.2313 aLLD ... 11'11 -$59,900 Total Price. Try $5,990 downl 1 bdrm plus den condo. Com- munity PoOt and spa. Thia wlM not 1 .. t1 can nowt S..S-2313 .)