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SATURDAY NOVf M BEF~ 1/ 1984 onANGE-COUNT y CAL IF OH NIA 2'> Cf NT S
Coaat
The Newport Beach Mar-
riott treated the first of
5001urkeys who will be
Thanksgiving Day 'guests
of honor' to a royal wel-
come./ A2
Fire caused $2<10,000 .
damage to a San Juan
Capistrano home./ A2
Callfornlat
Baby Fae's surgeon was
tearful but hopeful as he
expressed a desire to do
more animal-to-human
transplants./ A3
California's students are
doing better academical-
ly. but their test scores
still fall below the national
average./ A3
A new book by writer Ben
Wattenberg accentuates
the 'good news' about
America./ AS
Renovating the Statue of
Liberty poses unusual
challenges for the work
crew./A4
World
Globetrottlng zoologist
George Schaller Is off to
study soow leopards In
the wilds of Tibet./ A4
Rifle practice is a re-
quired course for East
German students./ AS
Religion
Recent decisions by the
U.S. Supreme Court have
sanctioned a closer link
between church and
qtAtA /A7
Sports
Area girls volleyball
teams from Edison, Irvine
and Corona del Mar
shoot for CIF titles to-
nlght./81
USC has already clinched
a date In the Rose Bowl.
but today's game with
UCLA Is still Important to
the rlvals./81
Orange Coast College's
football team goes for Its
fourth win In Its last five
outlngs'.182
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Entertainment
A Uttle~lt of Hollywood's
"Golden Era" will be re-
created for the premiere
of the CBS television bio-
graphy of Errol Flynn./ Al
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Clualfled •eomtcs
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Horoscope
Ann Lander•
National Newt
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Public Notices
RMI Ettate
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Marine killed in 8.ir cralsh
S d ffl I , i d 1 h embarked on a routine training econ 0 cer. nJure a~ p ane eras es mission when it crashed at 9:10a.m ..
just after takeoff from Camp Pendleton ~:3~ke~~an~mie Grafton. a ~
From 1&aff u d. wire reports
One Marine officer was killed and
another was injured Friday morning
when their twin:-engine Manne Corps
observation plane crashed shortly
. Killed in the crash was Maj.
after taking off from the Camp Thomas C. Guerinot 37 of Camp
Pendleton airfield , military Pendleton. Capt. Gary0E. Mueller. 32,
authorities said. of Oceanside was injured in the crash
The plane. assigned to an aircraft and was listed in stable condition at
unit headquartered at the Marine the base hospital, Grafton said.
Corps Ait Station El Toro. had just Mueller rep()rtedly suffered possible
internal mJuries and a disclocated
shoulder in the accident.
The hometowns of the two Marines
weTC not available Friday evening.
Cause of the crash 1s under .. n··
vcstigation by military authorities.
l;he plane. an OV-IOA Bronoo, was
assigned to Marine Observatfon
Squadron 2, Marine Aircraft Grqup
391 a unit of the 3rd Marine Aircraft
Wing headquartered at El T.oro.
The accident follows tbt deadll ol
four Marine Oien last June, wbo were
killed when lhetr helicopter crubed
at sea durin& a Navy-Marine Corps
war excrcise at Camp Pendleton.
The June l incident oc::curred on
the next-to-last day of the Kernel
Usher trainina exercise, desiped IO
test the Marines• rcadi ness in pultins
forces asho~ via amphibious~
inp.
Tests
_veri£y
slaying
t~eory ____
Strolling through the rain
Student Sandy Ra~k tH_wet 1'catheJ' in atrlde P'rlday
by donniDC colorful rain &ear to ward off the damp at UC
ln:ine. lhatH.llDJ •Illa were ezpectecl to return todaJ. For_
more detalla on the weather. 11ee J»aee A2.
Police suspicions
that HB woman was
strangled confirmed
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
OflMO.,Net•Wll
AnautQps) Fnda) on thebodyofa
Hunllngton Beach woman found
slam in her room confi rmed Polioe
susp1c1ons that she was strangled,
authonues said.
Hunungton Beac~ Lt. Jim WaJker
said the autops) ,b) the count)'
Coroner's office determmed that
Elizabeth May Hoffschneider. 38.
died at about 11 ·30 p.m. Wednesda)
of strangulation It was not clear
wh ether a weap()n was used in the
k1ll1ng. Walker said.
Police also said there were no
apparent signs of rape or other
assaults. And -while the bedroom where
HofTschne1der's body was found was
ransacked. the apartment showed no
signs of a break-in. Walker said.
Relatl\ es of the v1cum· arc bemg
contacted b) Police to help detemune
1f an)'lhing was talten from the
apartment ...
Teen victims lured into 'spider's lair'
Waller said the continuing Police
'°"esugauon has led to questionin&
of se' eral people. but no arrests have
\Cl been made.
· HoITschne1der's nude body was
found earl) Thursday at her La
Quinta Hermosa apartment by-two
fnends -who became womed when
she did not rep()n to work. Police
said H<>fTschnc1der was the office
manager of a Fountain Valley medi-
cal suppl) firm
Prnsecutor claims d esert murder of two girls
gave defendant Douglas sense of satisfaction
By JEFF ADLER
Of .... Olllly ..... ...,,
Two Anaheim teen-age girls were
ldlledsoaccuscd murderer Fred Herre
Douglas could obtain -some son of
perverted sexual satisfaction.'' an
Orange County prosecutor charged
Friday in his closing remarks.
Deputy District Attorney Tony
Rackauckas likened victims Beth
Jones. 19, and Margaret Krueger. 16,
to the Oy that was lured into the
A ft must
pay own
way·as of
next year
By TONY SA.A VEDRA
Of ... .,..,......... •
Bcginn1n1 next fiscal year. rq1C'nal
art arou~ receivina money from a
state-funded prosram will ha'c to
match th<>te irants W'lth private and
local aovcmment donallons
Th()California Ar11 Council;._ mcct-
ina for the fint time in utan~
County. voted Frida)' to pha\Coul the
unmatched pants 11~n to aroups in
the tate·loc,al partnership pravam.
Under the prosram. s&atc fund in& is
allocated to one rq1onal Jroup for
c8(h of the S8 countics in Calif omit.
and some \mallcr area The penntr·
ship protrtm wa• 1n1t1atcd four )'tars
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(Plea89 ... AllT I A2)
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spider's lair.
"They were a couple of naive.
immature girls. Their morals were
too loose forthe1rown good. But they
never were given a chance to mature
and grow out of their behavior ...
Rackauckas told the seven-man. five-
woman Superior Court jury.
The JUry 1s expected to be~n
deliberations Monday_ af\cr receiv1ni
final instructions from Judge Ronald
Owen.
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Douglas. a 55-year-old former
Costa Mesa resident who ran a
Garden Grove furniture refinishing
business. is charged with two counts
of first-degree murder. If convicted.
the prosecution will ask that he be
sentenced to death.
Douglas i~ accused of luring Jones
and Krueger to a remote desert wash
in San Diego County in August 1982
on the pretext ofhav1ng them Pose for
nude photographs.
.\fier voluntarily removing their
clothes and agreeing to be tied up. the
two girls were forced to perform SCA
acts on each other. Douglas. and
eyewi tness Richard Hernandez
before they were killed. according to
trial testimony.
Hemanda. the prosecution's star
witness. 1s a 39-)'Clr-Qld acknowl-
edged heroin addict and convicted
burglar who told jurors he drank beer
and watched as Douglas killed the
girls. He was granted 1mmun1t) from
prosccuuon in e'change for his
tcstimon).
Defense attornc) George Peters. 1n
his closing argument to the JUI).
characten1ed Hernandez as u un-
reliable Wltness "hose tcsumon)
cannot be behcved.
(Pl-..e eee DOUGLAS/ A2)
The t"o fnends discovered HofT-
S1."hne1der's boch at about 8: 15 a.m.
a1.d called paramcd.tcs. Pobcc officers
follo"cd fiH minutes later and began
a ~nrch for a rope or cord that may
ha'c ht'en used 1n the sla\lng.
Th<' \ICllm ll\ed alone. accordin&
to other tcnanto; {)f the apartment
comple' on Parkside Lane near
Huntington <.enter.
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A2 OtenoeCoMt DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Nowmber 17, 1984 ..
Guess who's
comlng
todlnner?
Deity l'llot pholM bf Howetd Upln
The flnt of 500 "auata of
honor" for the Tbank.,lv-lnC holiday at the Newport
Beach llarrlott Hotel ar-
rived ln •tyle ln a Umou•lne
Friday. e.corted by hotel
re•ident mana&er Ned
Snavely. At top, the 6-
month-old tom turkey from
the Via Turkey Ranch
cbecb into the hotel with
the aid of aeneral manacer
Ray Kovac. and front deak
clerk Janice Drexler. At
left, Richard Culmer. a
room .ervlce waiter: .ervea
the turkey hi• favorite drink
-. could lt have been Wild
Turkey? -at poolalde.
W£A1HlR
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Mostly sunny tkl" and warm« temper•tur• Witt prevall
Ovef mott of Sou1hetn CallfOf'nla today, the NatlonaJ WMthw
S.rvlc.uld.
Hight In the Lot A11oete1 batln •nd 1urroundlng v•U.V• wlll retch the upper ISO• today after overnight Iowa In the 501 •nd
down to the '40• In aome valley •rea1.
In the mountain•. p•rtly cloudy 1kle9 with gutty wetterly winds were e11~ted today, with Iowa dipping Into the mld-20t
and 30s High• wlll range from the upper 40t to mld-50t.
Hight In the upper deaert• were e~ted to reach 58 to 84
wllh lows 34 10 44. In the lower deMrtl, hight were exP9Qted In
ttwupper70t and lows-from -e to 58.
From Point Conception to the Mexican border: Inner w•ter1,
llght varlable wlnde thltmorhlng, becoming.west 10 aouthwett 10 to HI knot• atj.Ornoon aAd evening. Wnterly twellt 2 to 3 feet.
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CONTINUED STORIES
DOUGLAS CASE SUMMED UP ••• From Al
"If you believe he was a nunk1e for "There's absolutely no way in the
Douglas, u's not hard for him to be a world Hernandez could stumble on
flunkie for the police," Peters said. that location or get there any other
"It's not the kind of story he would way withoutthe knowledge thatthat's
relate if he were an c1ccurate, honest where the girls were killed," the
. observer of the circumstances." prosecutor said.
Peters reminded juror~ that Rackauckas agreed that Hernandez
Hernandez said he confessed to his was an "undesirable character," but
role in the killings only after a beatmg asked jurors to think like a man
by Mexican authoriues prior to his planning a murder. "Consider this. If
arrest. there is some kind of depraved plot to
"If you take Hernandez out of the kill. what kind of person do you go to
disclosed his plans for luring
hitchhikers to the descn and killing
them for a "snuff movie." a Porno-
graphic film in which a victim is
killed after or during a sex act.
"This was a perverted plan ap-
parently based on some son of
strange sex ual fantasy where he
apparently gets satisfaction out of
killing." the prosecutor said iO aslung
the jury to find Douglas guilty.
case. there's no1 much left at all," the for assistance? Hernandez fits the bill Douglas' current legaJ problems arc
Illy 4 Yac t s Cross th-e--1-1.-Il--e--ft~dBfeu~t!~~Ri~aRc~k~a~u~ct~?a~si~ma·r·~gHuue~dit~~t~hcz.at pe;fhed~~scc-ut_o_r also argued that ~~~::;~~\,:i~i~~7i~~~~~
"'" Douglas had c.arried a blueprint for cover policewomen to their deaths
lHese1rn1ma
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ndneyz. Hheatdoldnothte Jluieryd thinat thh1es the girls' murders in his mind for a during the filming of another "snuff long time. He recalled the testimony movie." He ultimately pleaded guilty
1m mun1zed wi1 ness had led of Kathy Phillips, who said she h~~ ~oa reduced charge and was placed on as~i nd s kee pplaguin grace.~.~.lh•:•i~.~.~.:_~.~.lh•e•;•~-~.~.:_~_~_e .• th•e•g•t•rl•(-•~•O•~•:•a•s•~•~-l;•~•i•~•a•~•:•~•~•h•k•h•~•~•e•h•~•r-•je•~•:•:•~•i~.~.:.:_:_:_a•J··u.ry_wa_s•u•n•a•b•l•c -W
By A~MON LOCKABEY by a Long Beach Yach1 Club S}nd1-
ca1e al 6:5 4 a.m . Dave Beck'<; Dare.
Los Angeles Yacht Club, al I005
a.m., and Charles Winton's Stndrr
San Francisco Yacht Club. at 11. 57
a.m.
yachts making bare headway.
De11J Nol 9Nt"'t Wrlt-
M AZA TLAN -The Los Angelt:o;
to Mazatlan yach1 race Fnda) suf-
fered a case oft he slows as onh four of
the 21 yachts had finished by.9 p.m
' Finishing Fnday were Saga. sailed Afier that , the wind m the Gulf of
California died. leaving the other 17
Nick Frat ee. '>kipper of the yacht
Sw1ftsure Ill. which was first to fini sh
Thursda) night. !>aid the slowest pan
of the race was at ( abo San Lucas at
the tip of BaJa, Califo rnia where
Sw1ftsu re wac, stalled for O\er nine
hours.
Fir e causes m ajor damage
More than 20 firefighter• fought a San
Juan Capl•trano fire that broke out In a
two-atory hou.e at 26312 Wildwood Lane
late Friday momlngt. caa•lng about
$200,000 damace. No one••• Injured, and
firefighter• were un•ure who llvea at the
home, who.e Hated owner l• American
Saving• and Loan.
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ART FUNDS PHASED OUT •••
From Al
ago lo spread funding throughout the
state, unlike other C AC programs
that allocate grants to specific art
groupsregardles~ of location.
Glona Segal. manager of the pan-
nersh1p program. said Fnday's action
by the council would help make the
panner groups less dependent on
state funding, while encouragmg con-
tributions from local government and
the private sector.
"This began as an experiment four
years ago to encourage local govern-
ment to form an councils.'' said
Segal.
!\t t hl' forefront of these groups was
the Orange ( ounty Ans Alliance,
chose n by the county Board of
Supervisors to act as the count y's
local partner. 4
Molly Lynch, director of the
OCAA, said the change in state
funding methods probably would not
affect the group
Save on beeutlful
well-to-well
carpeting.
The Arts Alliance received roughly
half its $80,000 budget this year from
the pannership program to provide
technical workshops and other ser-
vices to the estimated 250 an or-
ganizatio ns in the county.
"Pri va tc donations arc fine; it'sithe
public funding that we're working
on," said Lynch. "I don't sec any
finan cial problems for the alliance,
but I would also like to sec the entire
(pannership) program work."
Lynch and other program adminis-
trators are concerned aboot the fate of
groups from smaJler counties, where
private and public dolfars arc less
available.
The new policy creates a two-level
funding schedule,. the first being
grants that are guaranteed to partner
organizations and the second being
competitive grants.
On the first level, an unmatched
grant will be given, along with an
You'll find the savings are
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sale-and so Is the beauty and
performance of these Anso•tv
nylon carpets. Built-In soil and
stain resistance, lasting static
and wear resistance, and our
outstanding choice of luxurious
syles and high-fashion colors•
alt fldd up to make this sale an
absolute must!
Siiky soft plushes
from Just
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extra incentive grant that must be
matched beginnin$ in fiscal 1985-86.
Over the next six years, the un-
matched grant will be phased out and
the incentive funding raised.
On the second level. partner groups
receiving a maximum of 70 J)erccnt
state funding can compete for grants
that must be ma tched dollar for
dollar.
Segal said the new funding schedule
comes at the end of a four-year
planning period that was initially
expected to last six months.
The ,groups were reQuired to de-
velop long-term plans for cultural
development programs for their re-
gions.
"It was originally done to decen-
tralize the ans council. But there was
a lot of floundering around in some
places with groups trying to form
(partner) orpnizations without
specific gu1dehne5," she said.
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Reagan aldes rev.ieW141
alteratloas ln Medicare
By Tle Altoellted Presa
WASHINGTON -Federal policymakers, under orders from Pre11dent
Rcapn to 1uaacst further cuts in domestic 1pendina. were n:poncd Friday to be
reviewina a series of Medicare cbanaes, some of which have been rejected or
ianorcd by Conaress in the past four years. Some of the proposals under
consideratfon wouJd r&lse out-of-pocket colll to ~neficiaries of the federal
health care plan for the elderly, sald 8')vernment aources familiar w1tb the
ditcussions. Amona o1ber ideu under discussion is one that would require
workers to count employer-paid health insurance premiums as income and pay
tues on them if they exceed a certain amount.
AatJJor fded •alcJde to prove a point
NEW ORLEANS -An author who faked a suicide to promote his novel
said Friday he will plead innocent to the rcsultin& cnminaJ char&es. and said he
is not surprised at reports his scheme might actually hurt saJes of the book.
Edward D. Grant Ill said slumpina sales of his boOk "Saints in the Shadows"
would prove his poinfthat there is a "general hostility" in New Orleans apinst
home-grown authors. When he turned himself in Thursday he said suicide was
the onf y way for a New Orleans novelist to a.cl notic~d.
State DeparaiJent win• Double11peak a,rard
. DETROIT-. When the U.S. State Department announced that it was
officially replacinJ the word "killing" with "unlawful or arbitrary deprivation
of life," the act did not escape the notice of English teachers. The National
Council ofTeachers of English, which is holding its annual convention here, on
Friday presented the State Department with its 1984 Doublespeak Award. The
awards are named after the Big Brother governmental language described ID
Oeorge Orwell's" 1984." ·
Student threatened 1n nag •late di•pute
RANDOLPH, Mass. -A school superintendent said Friday he is
working with the U.S. Justice Department ~o ensure tt\e safety of) student who
says sbe has been threatened since rcfusana to stand dunng the Pledge of All~ance and the national anthem. Since a newspaper last weekend
publicized her stance and her homeroom teacher's disagreement with it, Susan
Shapiro, 17, and her famil¥, who arc Jewish, said they have received dozens of
threats. many of them anti-Semitic. Miss Shapiro refused to au.cod school all
week. saying she feared for her safety.
CALlf ORNIA
Trial ordered In freeway fatality
RIVERSIDE -Trial was ordered Friday for a diabetic whose low blood
sugar may have contributed to a wrong-way freeway accident that killed an off-
duty policeman and two grandchildren, a prosecutor said. John Washington.
54, of Los Angeles was bound over for Superior Court arraignment on three
counts of vehicular manslauptter. The defense claims Washington suffered an
advc'rsc reaction to an insuhn injecti on and was unconscious when his brown
Cadillac swerved out of the northbound lanes oflnterstatc I 5 and coll ided with
a southbound vehicle driven b).' Anaheim police Sgt. Roy Records. Records'
vehicle was sheared in haJf. killing him along with Tina La Flower. 3, and
LOS ANGELES (A P) -The
auracon wbo made hi1tory by im-
plantina the firtt baboon be&11 in 1
human baby said Fnday that the
cxpcncnce enriched him. made him
"re-examine my life'' and profoundly
affected his family.
pr. Leonard Bailey, pbviously
shaken by Baby Fae's death late
Thursday, $poke slowly and bis eyes.
appeared to &listen with tears when he
met with reporters Friday to talk
Now that•a a Dapper .
about &he uny tran1pl1nt recip1Ht.
The' 1 ·ytar-old phy11Caa11 ~of
has own two small, ldopt*9 eon1 and
referred to the children's ttleVJ11on
prQ&ram "Mr. R•rs" 1n cx~11n1
how-he fell about canyina out Baby
Fat's controv~tal tran&plant.
"While prcparin& to leave my
home this momina, one of my little
boys was tuned in to'Mr. RQSttt.' .. be
11id. "Mr. Roaers' guest was the ~rilliant foolball star, Lynn Swann.
Prealdent Rea&an eeeme •tartled (left) by the andca of a ll•e
turkey, praented to him by John Bendrlcb, preeldent of
the Jlf adonal Turkey Federation, at the White Boaee Friday.
Their dtlCl.ttllOD wnt 1e>l'Ddh1111 likc
thi1: 'But Mr. ROlt'l'I, wt Iott the
bellpme: The l'tlpe>nw •u. 'Diet
)OU play your bat'r 'YH WC did.' was
tMacmwer
-111en you won ,' Mr. ROlt'f'I said.
~ )'OU --on,, ..
Bailey wu somber throupout the
newt conf~n4't, and ~ with
difficulty at tlmn about tbe one-1"0ftUMMd _,.,-datb wbidl m.mt
ll da)'I after lhc uansplant oper-
ation.
"'TOday we &rievc the ~OM of this
~ious life ... her unique place io our
memorict Wlll denve froftl what abe
and hcf paren u ha vc done to Jive ri11t
tO I ray of bope for babies to COIM, "·
,,,, ........
At rlCht. the two men try to laa.aa on to tlae a..-tU.D-
cooperad•e bird. The o~•uBon pnnam U.e a
TbanU,lriDC tmkey to the family &1111...Uy.
..
;.;:.=:1-i-c1rcwtrvru11ngdeJ•red Students still ·below national-average
LOS ANGELES -A Judge an the McMartin Pre-School molestation case
says it would be premature for her to heed immcd1ately a hi~cr court ruling
prohibitina children from testifying by closed-circuit television. Municipal
Court Judge Aviva K. Bobb on Thursday postponed for 30 days her
compliance with the Court of AppeaJ ruling.. "I previously have issued a ruling
that I believe is correct. I am not going to wrest a change in my ruling on a
dectsion1haris notflnaJ," Bobb said. ----
Boeing te•t cra•h now •et for December
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE-A four-engine Boeing 720 aircraft that
is being crashed to test new safety designs will meet its doom in the Mojave
Desert on Dec. I , the NauonaJ Aeronautics and Space Administration said
Friday. The test, which will involve a 170 mph, gro_uod-<:ontroJJed crash
landtng on the desert floor, previously had been scheduled for Nov. 10. But
NASA and Federal A via ti on Administration officials scrubbed the ran dang due
to a malfunction in a monitoring device. NASA spokesman Les Reinertson
said Friday the new date was set following a succc"ful manned test flight of the
235,000-pound aircraft and ground control equipment on Thursday.
Tra1l•ide killer •entenced to death
LOS ANGELES-A burly printer convicted of two "Trailside Slayings"
murders of women in one wooded Northern California county and charged
wi th five more killings in another was sentenced Friday to die in the gas
chamber." l must conclude with the prosecution that if ever there was a case for
the death penalty, this is that case, .. Superior Court Judge Dion Morrow said an ~ssing sentence. Morrow said defense attorneys had failed to prove David
Carpenter's troubled childhood and psychological problems were mitigatin&
circumstances in the killings of two young women in separate 1981 attacks
alona rcdwoOd park trails in Santa Cruz County, about 70 miles south of San
Francisco.
No 80lat1on In •f6ht for deadly elenlam
SACRAMENTO -No JOlutionis in sight for ,ctting rid of the selenium
that killed and deformed waterfowl in Kesterson Reservoir and could pose a
human health problem. lcaislators were told Friday. Meantime, federal
employees in "space suits" arc shooing birds away from the reservoir an
western Merced county with scarecrows, propane exploders, whistle bombs,
• shellcrackers, and other devices. The protective clothing is probabl)'. not
nccessarr,. said Richard Myshak, regional director of the U.S. Fish and Wtldlifc
Service, 'but I'm not going to take chances ...
WoRLD
Movie •Br-'Indlcted In •mauling cue
ROME-Italian movie star Rossano Brazzi and a suspect in the the papal
shooting plot are among 37 people indicted followin& a m~or iovestiaatton of
intcmat1onal arms and drug smuggling, a prosecutor said Friday. Judae Carlo
Palermo in ttfe northern Italian city ofTrcnto issued the indictments Thursday
niaht, afier a fi ve-year probe into a ring that allcacdly operated in Italy, West
Germany. Spain, Bulgaria, Turkey and other parts of the Mediterranean.
Police .,.,._t 2,300 black mlp'ant wor.te~
JOHANNESBURG, South Afric.a -Police have arrested 2,300 people.
most of them miarant worken. an a "moppina-up o~ration" followina
widespread riotina in black townships. authorities said Fnday. Col. Vic
Haynes at police headquarters in Pretoria said most of those arrested Thursday
were released by Friday momin.a after they paid fines on a variety of charges. 'J1lC most common charac, he said, was non-pa ment of mtL OdcnseMinistu
MqnuJ Malan, In a speech riday n1.allt, blamed the riotina and unrest since
late August on "calculated action by n0ttilc clements" seckin& to overthrow
South Africa's white-minority rule.
World •cca.ed ol 16norbJ6 famine
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia -President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania. the
new chairman of the Orpnazation of African Unity, on Friday accused
developed nations of not respond in& to the deva1tatin1 drouaht in Africa until
their residents "11w COrl)IC5 on television ... "h is a shame that a sinJ,le person
in the world lhould die ofsw:vation," be.told 1 news conferc~ ''lus& now.
Western. Europe has aome1hin1 they caJI food mountains -and the food 11
rouin• there and the pcopk arc dyina here." Some 7 million people arc said to
be facinJ starvation because of the prolon,ed dtouaht in Ethiopia, and tbe
country as upectcd to need a million tons o donalt'd food by the end of l 98S.
CIJemea.to: wupoa• lbaltli top Jtriorltf
WASHINGTON -Soviet President Konstaruln Chernenko wa1 Quoted
Friday 11 sayina the top priority in U .. -Soviet relations durin1 President
Rcapn's second term ahould bt to hmit and reduce nudeer weapon• alld be
elcdaed "to work vttorously" to atta1n thote' aims. In mnark.s to NBC New1,
Chernenko didn'"t repeat some of the pre-conditions for arms control talks the
Soviets have set previously. Nor did he h)tllt on any pettkulat ntfOtiat~na
approach. He said 1f ttetnt statement by \he Re~ 1Clm1n11trauon
concemin.a a dttire for improved rclauons watb Mol(Ow do not tcmainJUlt
words,•· the two superpowcn could ••sttrt mov1n1 toward more .~ormal
relations betwetn our two countnes ando1oward a more ttcurt wor1d.
But state sch ools c hief says tests reveal
California pupils impro~tng academically
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
school!. c_bief Bill tfq.nig ~id ~ri~y
that tests show Cahfomaa children
have gained somewhat academicall},
but remain well below the nauonal
average in several cate~ories.
The annual California Assessment
Program results, which Honig hand-
ed to the state Board of Education.
~veal how publ~ool students in
arades three, six, eight and 12 per-
formed on reading. wntren language
and mathematics tests dunng the
1983-84 school year.
Program consultant Pat McCabe
said the tests indicate how students
arc performing as compared with
pupils nationally. Students m Cali-
fornia arc rated against the average
student nationally, who is at the 50th
percentile on a scale of I to 99.
Third graders increased to three
points above the national average on
math and climbed to four points
below the average o n reading.
McCabe said. They remained well
below the average on written
language, with a score of 43 points.
He said sixth graders matched the
average in written language and
reading. even thouah their rcadina
scores dcelined for a second ~
SC'CUtive year. They moved up in
math to 62 points. substantially
above the norm.
McCabe said eiahth graders, with
39 points an rcadmJ, were solidly
below the average; w1th 48 points in
math. slightly below the norm:. and
matched the average 1n wntten
language. It was the first time eighth
~er1 we~ vcn the tcst • .10 tbel'(JS no comparauve data to reveal gains
or losses. he said.
He said su~ents in grade 12. whose
test results were released in May. were
11 poin\s below the average on
reading. 20 points below on wntten
language, and S points below on
malh.
Homg said an a prepared statement
that "although the scores leave much
room for improvement. they confirm
the fact that we are moving m the
nght direction.with ... reform efforts ...
"We have our work cut out for us,·•
he said. an light of declines an sixth
grade scores and other bel ow-average
rankings.
"There has been been a solid
commitment by educators to im-
prove student performance and this
statewide effort will soon produce
substantial results," Honig said.
"All of the recent state and nauonal
standardized tests point to the wcalc-
ness in our verbal skills. Schools
throughout the state are bccfina up
their programs to include more
writing. more reading assignments
and stronger subject matter conccn-
mltion," hrsaid.
Individual schools within Cah-
fomia were ranked on a scale of I 10
400, with the average bemg 250. The
rankings arc based on the results of
tests iiven to students an third. sixth
and eighth grades at the schools.
Based on tthrd-grade scores. the
following were the top 10 elemental"}
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I 1
school dmncts: ranked lowest, baled on &1urd-crade
Nonh Cow Creek m Shasta Coun-SCOl'C'S were:
ty, Ponola Valley an San Mateo Helm 1n Fresno County, Midway
County. Klamath Rl'!CT tn S1sloyou Ul KcmCounty,MiuiooinMoDIOCy
County, Penryn an Placer Count. County. Reef.Sunset in Kiop Coun-
1.af~n Cootra.!:oua. C .... .Oi.JJUwn'"&~y • ..-~ty,..-Dc~l'4'll .. Vic.w-ln ~ty. --1
Cienega 1n San Benno Count). Stone CorTal in Tulare County. New
Grenada an Sislo you County, Mont-Hope an San Joaquin Cowlty.
gomery in Sonoma County. Orinda an Casmaba in Santa Barbua COWlty.
Contra Costa Count}. and Kentfield ParherElcmentary an Fresno County.
1n Marin County. and WoodviJle Elementary in T~
The 10 elemental"} school distncts County. _
3 Remington alls
recovered by FBI
SAN FRANC! CO (AP) -Three
valuable Frcdenc Remington pamt-
angs of Western scenes. stolen from a
New Jersey collector's home 51h years
ago. have been recoven-d an San
Francs1co. the FBI said Fnda).
The F intinJ,! art two. oils, "The
Search' and •Cowboy Fun in Old
Mexico,.. and a water color llnd
gouache (water and gum mixture).
"Pony War Dance."
The FBI said the} wtre worth
S 175,000 when stolen and have bttn
valued by the art community at
$350.000 now -SS0.000 fo r ''The
Search" and S 150.000 each for the
other two However. "Pon) War
Dance" has a tear that would reduce
its value. Scott Nelson. assistant special
agent m charge of the local FBI office.
said the paantin&S were ~overcd last
Fridav from an an dealer who had
been 'offered them for sale and
recognized that the} v.ere ~tolcn
Nelson said no one has ~en
arrested. and that an anvestipuon '"
proceeding an California. 'I.le"' Jer~)
and Pennsylvania. "Whether 1t'~ a maJor theft n ng i!>
sull to be determined... he told
rcponers.
Remington. who laved from 1861
to 1909, was a cowboy and ranch
owner 1n addition to be1na a painter
and sculptor. He speetaJiud in West·
em frontier scenet and hones.
"The Search," done tn aray. shows
a uniformed trooper quesuonina a
woman on her porch. "Pony War
Dance" shows an Indian on a pl-
lopang borsc, and "Cowboy Fun"
shows one cowboy on fiorseback
lassoing another.
The paintmgs. without frames,
"'ere taken m a buraluy at the home
of Frank Ehnngcr. a collector in
Mountain Lake. NJ .. ID April 1979,
Nel50n said. He said no other
paintings were stolen
.\n out-of-town art dealer visitina
San f mnci.sco_cal~
week and told of havina been ap.
preached by a San Francisco reiidalt
who offered to sell the pa10tmp b
less than their market vaJuc. Neleon
said
"-clson said the FBl's compu~
hst 4.000 stolen an works worth an
a'eraae of more than SI00.000.
Store allegedly
mi~treated pets
PLEASANTO~(API -~~ion
ofa pet store arc under 1n,estigatJon
afier a former manaier rcponed that
employee sold d1sca~ pets and
wcrc tol~ club hamsters and cat, 10
death to avoid the cost ot vctennary
care. police wd Fnday
Animals ;·.,.ere ktlled b) being h11
over the head with a wooden dov.el or
wtrt put in bags and hat apanst the
kennel wall .. Bob Lon10. former
manlJcr of Docktof Pct (enter. said
1n a court afTrdlVlt filed tn UpPOrt of
a ward! warrant.
"We didn't find that.'' said pohcc
LI Dave fr~man "We dad find dead
animals thcrr. (Lonto•s) iatemtnt
9rl tn ronn«tion with what he did
when he "''IS at the "orT ..
.. We found out lhC) "''Ctt sclhn& a
lot of daSffJcd arumals out of the
tore," accord1n1 to rrttman. who
said officcn aJ found a cuthanu1a
t0lution allcatdl uttd by cmplO)«
to ~111 animal Offiett& took the
f'rozcl'I bodtc ofa t1,1rtltanda dot 1nio
cu.stod) an autops could be
perform rd
ochaf'ltS h.t"t bttn filed yet. and poh~ said fht prob( onl to~
t~ Pleasanton outlet oftbt pet stote
chain. whctt staff memben dcdnled
to make any romm,cnt on Friday. ~:,
"lt'sa very scnous problem uad w
1n1cnd to deal wtth 1t acverd)'. But wt
don't wa.nt to make an)• snap .._
cmons an this ax:· said A1aJrieda
C ounty deputy district attorMy
Merle Eaton. nouna cttarees may a
filed ncx t week.
1 Frttman Yid the cbatJts aNld
1oclu.dc selll~J.leUDd ~ ..... -
se •'\I a controlled wt.iancit ..s
pracucana vetennary medidM
v.ithout a hcente. Gary K. Ha.
e\CCUttVC' officct of tbe "8\C Vftllta.
ary ht-en11na board, aid emplOpej
could faet the latter chafwe ··ii a.,
pmcnb('d mcd1ctne or killed uitillll
throu&h cuth1nu1L
Most of tht alleptiom wertriliilil~
meanon that~ raa11Wtty ._
fin or \hon JAii tm'lll. Ho..._,
Freeman sald tM di trict •:'1111'1 office -.u lookJ~ into ta.t ycnn•;
of'4 1 n)' charan 1n the enc..
~Mo said M • t<>ld 1t . ...a
lO lf\I t cu&hana1J1 tc>bataoll
animals ll lhe
Zoololsf plans-
leopard studies
in Tibetan wilds
CHENGDU, China (AP) -His
studies of China's pandas comelcted,
George Schaller i off to the wilds of
Tibet in search of the endangered
snow leopard, an almost mYJ hical cat
that be has ~impsed only four times
in the wild.
"Other species in China deserve
more attention than lilt-panda." said
Schaller, head of the New York
, Zoological Society's conservation
unit and a foremost fi eld zoologist.
.. The tiger is in far worse shape.
.Afllong others."
Schaller, 51 , came 10 China in 1980
to study giant pandas. ,
. "I have done m y work here, a ndjt
is time to movet0n," Schaller said in
an intel'Vlew here recently. "Now I
wou Id h ke to spend· a few } ears tn
Tibet." '· .
When he came to China. he was
already a superstar in the trade,
surveying mountain gonllas, lions,
jakuars, blue sheep and birds in
remote corners of the globe.
He set up a research station in the
ru~ed panda reserves but, in spite of
an ab1d10g dislike of cities. came often
to this Sichuan Province capitaJ for
meetings.
Schaller tracked pandas equipped
with radio-tranllmitting collars and
helped delineate shrinking habitats.
He studied capttve pandas despite an
admitted but repressed desire to set
them all free.
He said he would continue to
consult but others wouJd carry on his
field worlr.. in the panda reserves.
That Chinese authorities granted
him permission to research snow
leopards in the untracked wastes of
Tibet indicates the respect he bas
earned.
"When a foreigner comes in and
exhibits dedication to an area. that
has an impact on local con$ervat1on
efforts," Schaller said. "And the
Chinose are committed to protecting
their wildlife."
Schaller said he plans to trap snow '
leopards and st,udy their movements,
using-radio collars. He wants to assess
how many of the o ff-white spotted
cats are left. But he says the work will
go beyol'\d that.
"One advantage to lookmg at a big
predator is thatJ.ou study everything
he eats," he sai . "That gives a clear
picture of the entire food chain."
Schaller, who emigrated to the
United States from postwar Ger·
many, calls himself a permanent
outsider. That is why, he says. he
loves the wild.
.. There 1s a satisfaction m knowin0 you are doing something o nly a
handful of people would do. or could
do," Schaller said. "But sometimes
you wake up at night in a freezing tent
and ask yourself if you are doing it for
the animals or because you love the
life ."
Globetrotting zoolo&l•t Geor &ea Schaller
-now atudylng anow leopara in Tibet -
i• ahown at Wolong panda reserve near
Chenadu, China .
Statue of Liberty renovation poses challenges
'As aworker here you feel privileged.' ---reports onenative New YOrk crew m ember
By MICK BOROUGHS
Auoclaled Pr-WrlMf
NEW YORK-For a century she\
beckoned immigrants and tourists
across the waters.
Now America's most famous
torchbearer 1s behtnd the bars of
scaffolding as she undergoes a two-
year operation conducted by some of
the descendants of those early
travelers.
"M) grandfather. Joe Pescatore.
came across from Sicily. It took him
two weeks and he said he was glad to
finally see that statue,'' said Angello
Anello, the site safety coordtnator for
Lehrer-McGovern contracters.
Lehrer-McGovern has pledged to
have-Miss-ttbet'ty ready fort~ Joty
4, 1986, festivities m arking 1he I OO~h
ann1versar-, of her presentation from
the people o f France to America.
Some 44 workers. like Anello, scale
the 3()()..foot aluminum scaffolding or
cltmb the narrow spiral staircase to
the statue's arm each day in one of the
mpst unusual renovation projects
ever conducted.
"As a worker here you feel pnv1-
legcd:· said Anello. "Most of the.
workers are native New Yorkers who
haven't been here before. since tt was
something fo r tourists.
"It's like any o ther JOb once you
start working. It's only when you
come to \\Ork 1n the mommg on the
boat and lea'Ve"Crt nrght 1tra1 you'n'
able to look at 1t and realize what
1. Homeowne r
you're doini." he said.
Because 1t is a world-famous site
that is on an island in the harbor o f the
nation's largest c1ty. Anello and his
crew experience more unusual
challenges.
"We can'tjust drop b)' and pick up
Chinese food on O!Jr lunch break."
mused one worker on Liben y Island
where the statue is located. The crew
meets at 8 a.m. at the southern tip of
Manhattan and takes the supply boat
or\ the 20-mmute nde to the island,
most bringing their own lunches.
Since 1hc actual renovation began
in January. the proJeCI has been free
of an) !>Cnous accidents or mishaps,
said Ja y Gang. project supervisor,
addin~ th~! the crew 1s ··very safety
conscious.
Be<."ausc the scaffolding around the
statue 1s built so close 10 the structure.
safel} features such as guard rails
were omitledlO gl\lt' wOi'Kers room fo
maneuver. E;ach mem~r of the crew
must Weaf a safety harness.
Despite minor delays, Gang said
the work is on schedule and the sta tue
will be ready on time. Removing
pans of solid concrete floors of 1he
statue's 89-foot granite pedestal with
jac~hammers has taken longer than
expected.
The thickness of the concrete.
poured in 1884. is only one of the
surprises that awaited the workers.
"Everything 1s d1fferen1 here." said
Joe Romano, assistant foreman.
whose own grandparents also sailed
past 1he statue from Italy on their way
10 1he Elhs Island immigration fa-
ciht).
"The wires. for instance. were
encased in copper. not aluminum hke
we'd use now." Romano said.
The crew also discovered, while
1he) were d1ggmg a waterline at the
pedestal, the foundatio ns and
archwork or a fort ffiit had Deen on
the island.
UALIFICATIONS
A record of1he work 1s being kept in
the archives on Liberty Island. run by
the National Park Service, to ~elp
future restorers, Ro mano said.
Pon1ons of the weathered copper
siding. onl) as thick as two pennies.
will be replaced . The new copper will
be chemically treated to c reate a green
patina to match the rest of the statue's
color.
The inside braces. called armature.
connecting Miss Liberty's skeleton to
the I 00 Ions of copper "skin," will be
replaced slowly so as not to weaken
the statue. And Gang said that would
be the most difficult pan of the
restoration project.
When the P.rojec1 is completed new
eleva tors will be installed in the
pedestal, but the long spiral staircase
from the toe to the crown will remain.
<\nd Miss L1beny w1ll ltfl a new tort:h.
mack _ b,y ...ili<:.. _f reJJ.d Jirm Les
Metalliers Champenois. to be gilded
with gold plate and lit by spotlights.
Mating
i-nstinct
needs
boost
TOLEDO. Ohio (AP) -Toledo
Zoo officials arc calhng in a "sort of
marriage counselor" for Max, a 19-
year-old gorilla who has ignored all
effons to get him to)>reed.
If that doesn't sucCeed, zoo officials
working to expand the; spcci_es fear
they may have to trade Max 1n o n a
more amorous gonJla .
The 4()()..pouod gorilla 1s healthy
and able to reproduce, and has {)lenty
of opportunity to do so. with his two
live-in female companions, Happy.
15, and Malaika, 13, says G lenous
Favata. curator of matnmals :\t the
zoo. .
Or. Terry Maple, director of th~
Atlanta Zoo and an expert on the
behavior of great apes, said he is
vis1t1ng Toledo as "a sort-of marriage
counselor for gorillas."
.. Much like a marriage counselor
for humans. you try to objectively
find the problem and seek a solu-
tion." Maple said. ''The difference is
that humans can tell you what they
think 1s..wro}lg. And with gorillas,
only o bservation can tell you.
"We'll discuss what the Toledo Zoo
has tned in encouraging breeding.
and how we might alter the structure
of the gorilla group," said Ma ple,
whose $250-per-day fee will be spltt
by the LOO a nd the American Associa-
tion of Zoo Keepers.
The zoo has tried separa11ng Max
from the two female gorillas, tn hopes
that the abSence would makems hean
grow fonder. When that failed, all
three were placed with the females'
two parents: their mother, Porta, 30.
has occasionally shown interest in
Max. Ms. Favata said.
··w e have thought that putting
Max. an inexperienced male. with
Po rta. an expen enced female. might
be a good idea. I'm sure we'll discuss it
with Dr. Maple," she said.
While Max's lack uf ardor is a
subject of humor among the zoo staff,
it 1s a serious worry for zoo officials
who acquired the great ape from the
. Frankfurt, Germany. zoo in 1978.
The Toledo Zoo is part of the
Species Survival Program. an or-
ganwwon that trades animals among
zoos to encourage breeding.
Ms. Favata said it is essential that
the $Onllas be bred to preserve the
species. Four gorillas have been born
at the Toledo Zoo. the last 13 years
ago. In 1 9~5 gorillas were born in
cap 1vity-;' ano seven were l>orn fast
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The good news Is tlie 6ad news ls wrong
I Ben Wattenberg's new book suggests Lyndon John on and Hubert nclarnauon points." Amtncan values are wona. creauna ___ __ __ Humphrey. ,pent 2'h ycan. dtlvina S.pttHaMr:8y 1982.~.127.000 1 ucs-whercnontcust,heaays. United States has never had It so good throu&h cen~~~ ·~~ othtr data 1n bla<:k were enrolltd an col!caa-an But the ''nqlll\t b1a1" of the _ __ search of the, "'ht st on . mcrdse or 11 7 percent ~ance 1970 media, $lid Wattenbera. is respon.
By JERRY SCHWARTZ Wrona." !he r~sult ! Some bit of bad news and more than 900 percent met iblt for the prevaahn& view that
• ..._ ... ,,_.,..... Why, then. ts the natJonal brow (h•&h cnme by and •snin t blacks. 1950 America as bes~
wnnkled with worry? Mostly because smaller cars that art less fe. a •per .. mber: From 1970 to 1984, Take life e~pecu.n9 WaucnbnJ
NEW YORK-Ben J. Wattenberg ~ht media. panicularly television. decreasing b1nh rate that ~ay soon Amenca added 26 million new jobs, claims that a few stones nouna that
says ht's read enou~h bad news. ignore good news, play up bad news present proble'!'s). but multitudes of more than the total number of JObs in Amcncansare hvan,lol'\F'• healthier
He prefers to loo flt the rosy side. and even manage to turn good news &ood-news stattsllC$. Italy an 1984. livt5 have been outweaatied by daily
Here's the portrait of Amcriea that into bad news. Wattenbera sayl. Tber~ were 69,000 ~omen bus S•pu Hmber. From 1970 to 19 2. ac ounts of pollution. cancer ruts leaps from hi palette: dnvcrs 10 1979, 177,0001n 1984. The life e"pectancy for 4().year-old and medical malpractice.
Life expectancy as increasing. The "It's not that they get the story !'umber of 11r-co.n~1t1oncd h~1i1ses Amencans increased 2.6 years., to "I'm very intcrt"Sted 1n how Iona
educational S)'Slem is a marvel. The wrong. It's that they get the wrong JUmped from 24 m1lhC?n to 48 m1lholl' 77.2 years. "Since 1970, adult life J'm aoihg to live and hu• t many
standard of hvina continues to rise. story," he said, at a recent press m the 1970s. Accidental deaths expectancy went up faster than at any other pcol)le arc, too," be 51id
Crime rates appear to be dropping. luncheon. "The media in this country drC?p~ from 56 per 1.00.000 popu· time in recent Amencan history," be He warns that 1fthe pubhc does not
American values -family, church, -not conspiratorially, but system-lauon 1n· 1970 to 47 m 1980. The said. believe it is getlm& the full story from
the work ethic -are stea(ifas atically -are not rcponing the elderly poor fell fror:n 35.2 percent in Liberals ignore these numbus in the media. there arc two ahcrutivts:
"I believe we live in a nat10.Jl t at re~arkablc story of real progress in 1959 to 4.1 percent an 1982. favor of gloonw assessments; they Readers and listeners cuber will
most respects -excuse the ex-this country." And then there arc "Super would be better off boastina that ignore the news. or support govern·
pression -never .had it so -good," Wattenberg, 51, a feUow of the Numbers," numbers that seem to liberal programs wprk, and need only ment constraints on the pres .
writes Wattenberg, in his new book, conservative American Enterprise "jump out o f the computers as if be fine tuned, Wattenberg says. And that, he says, would be bad
"The Good News is the Bad News 1s Institute nd former speechwritcr for encased in neon_~nd surrounded by ConscrvaLiv.es ignore evidence that news .
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Moving f rilain
streets has sent
saleS'i nto slump
Some of Monterray·s
vendors say switch-
has halved income
EDITOR ·s NOTE -This IS one of
a series of periodic dispatches from
Associated Press correspondents rf'.
pol'1in1 on life, customs-end cultutff-
in the by ways of the world.
By CAM ROSSIE
.U-IAIM ""' Wf1tef
MONTERREY. Mexico -Cold
raindrops ping on the roofs of the tiny
metal stalls. The merchants huddle
around their neatly arranged wares.
One offers lighters, calculators,
radios, purses. shampoO. watches and
eye shadow kits. Another makes keys.
An elCierly couple Sil behind a table of
cigarettes, candies and gum. A
woman holding an infant in blankets
sits out of the wind near her selection
of jewelry.
With JOblessness and under·
employmenf widespread. hundreds
of thousands of people throughout
Mexico earn their hvel1hood selling
goods 1n the open air.
They have become a class of their
own. with the luck of a day's sales
sometimes deciding what goes on the
dinner table that ntght.
-In most C1ti~. vendor"S~perate on
the busiest or most fash ionable
streets. They did here in Monterrey.
until the state government early this
,.year moved.chem into alleys and side
·streets. a decision that the vendors
claim has cut their sales.
Many aniv.e by 7 a.m .. arrange
their goods on small tables and
shelves or hang belts and bags from
metal hooks. Then they sit, ofien until
after dark, living day by day off the
whims of the passers-by.
Those who sell from the wide
assortment of smuggled American-
madc goods watch for customs agents
and police or face the loss of their
merchandise in a raid.
The Nuevo Leon state govern-
ment's order moving all street ven-
dors off the main thoroughfares
ended a 50-ycar tradition in Monter-
rey .
Aut horities maintained that they
had to clear the central business
district of the brightly painted wood-
en st;ills because they left li ttle room
for pedestnans and made it easy for
pickpoc kets to operate.
As a compromise. the government
built rows of aluminum stalls in the
narrow walkways and offered the
vendors a yea r's free rent.
But many of the more than 3.000
ve ndors complain the move has
deprived them of access to the high-
traffic areas for steady sales.
Jose Galvan. who sold his asson-
ment of nail clippers on the busy
Juarez Street before the relocation.
charges that the state government and
the local Chamber of Commerce
cons pi red to force .1h,e street vendors
out of the main business district so
the established businesses wouldn't
.have..Lo~pete with them---
"There's an old saying that says the
fat fish cats the skinny one." he says.
"That 1s what happened here ...
He operate now ip' a paved aJle}
between rows 6f houses.
Many of the !louses are vacant or
carry "for sale" signs as local Iesi-
dcnts flee the street-.vendor invasion.
Hundred• of thouaanda of people in Mexico
earn ·their living aelllng &ooda in the open
air. Li.ke their counterparta in mo.t other
citiea, Monterray atreet merchant.a earned
,.,,........,_
their ll•ellhpod on the ctty•• matn.tJaroqh-
f'aree until authorities forced them to mo•e
to atreeta laat •prtn«. Here. they aay. it'a
harder to make a linng.
,But one strce~ ve ndor says some of
the residents who remained have
been kind.
"I sold more on Juarez. but I hkc
lhlS location and U1ke the Aefghbors
and my companions," says Jose Salas
Alvarado.
The ne1$hbors. he adds. "hide our
merchandise for us when the customs
agent·s come ..
Some of the merchants sa} the) :ire
earning less than half of their former
income.
"We're not · selling anythin g,"
Santo Cru7 says from behind her
cand) and gum counter.
She says 1t costs her and her
hus'b~nd alY5~1 .CXJ<rpcsoslt5) a aav
to cat. "At times we sell less than
1.000 pesos worth of goods."
Mrs. Cruz's son. Jesus Ruu C'ruz.
also lS a Slrecl.. vendor and manager of
a local union affiliated with the
Na t1Qnal Confederation of Popular
Organizations. one of several na-
t1onw1de unions the street vendors
hcl ong to.
"We're content wuh what the
go,emment has done because we're
not out in the air." Ruiz said.
rte sa)s tlie new stalls. whichha ve
corngated steel doors. are more
secure than the old wooden ones and
that pohce are pro' 1d10g better
protection nov..
The free rent. says Ruiz. ts proof
that the government 1s helping the
vendors make the transmon. ·
"We're selling a lot 1"5 now," he
acknowledges. "But people are selling
E.German schools require rifle practice
more and more each day:·
Others aren't as optim1sttc.
"The people who have young
children ha ve to send them out in the
stretts 10 sell things in order lo make
an) money," dalvan says. "The days Students who ref u se To takertfle practiCe
may have difficulty getting into a university
BERLIN (A P) -East German
high school students are required 10
take rifle practice m line with the
communist government's policy that
.. peace must be armed" and that
military traanmg is essential fo r )'Oung
men.
The students also arc required to
study Russian. but most oftll ose who
elect 10 take a second foreign language
opt for English.
Those who refuse to take rifle
practice will not be expelled but they
may have difficulty getting into a
university, according to Professor
Ernst Brumme of the East German
Teachers' Association. A Protestant
church report indicates some stu·
dents arc refusing to learn how to fire
a rifle.
Brnmmrsatd tn un tmtrView at his
East Berhn office that nfle practice 1s
a requirement for youths in the Junior
and senior years of high school.
Hi~h school juniors arc sent to
training camps for 18 days of military
mstruction in the summer. and
seniors spend three weeks at the
camps.
The camp for the Juniors 1s not
mandatory. Brummc said.
"Those who do not want to go there
because they don't want 10 shoot can
stay with the girls who have first-aid
instructions at the same ti me," he
said.
.\s for the seniors. Brum me said no
youth would be expelled from school
for refusing shooting practice.
"But he mi~ht have problems
~ttinJ iD.10 auruve.rsil¥."
University enrollment in East Ger-
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Tho reason 1s great "stuH 'n' trimmings'' are found
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many requires a recommendation School pnncipaJs not onl) must h from the school pnnc1pal. Brumme recommend students for the un1ver-)OU don't sell anyt mg. you wan
said the pri ncipal may hesitate 10 s1t1es. but also for the final two years ~~~~ra ~I~~ if '" the night you'll
recommend a student whoabsolutcl) ofprc-un1versH) stud) 1n high school. ~-------------i refuses to carry a nfle "although 11 Those not recommended become
may become necessary that our apprcnuces m crafts or take offi ce or
fatherland must be defended with sen ice Jobs.
rifle in hand." Education ts free for everyone 1n
East German Protestant churches East Germany. but Brummc said the
have repeatedly complained that S\Stcm "does not aim at the same ~oung Chnstians have been barred Je\el of education foreverybod):·
from uni versities for refusi ng to take Thus. he added. there arc also
nfle training. " pecial scilool .. for pupils gifted m
A church rcpon read in early languages. mathematics. sports and
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Ministry in accordance with regu-olds. ·
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dents from asking questions of E:lst students can take a second foreign G~r™ c1tm:ns wtthoul..Official ~ -language if ~he}-want, ~rum me said
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Brum me said the East German advantage of this. with two-thirds ol
school system requires I 0 years of them studying English and the rest
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Churches announce Thanksgiving services
5'e-er4 ef U.. Blll1 UaUe4 C.1r~ of Obrist, 30121
Niauel ltd., L&auna NiaucJ, will be tbe site of the
community' 7th Annual Ecumenical Thank$Jivil'\I Eve
Service on Wednesaday, No . 21. at 7:30 p.m.
Ho t for this year's pthcnna will bc the congregation
of Temple Bc1h El (Reformed). Other part1c1patin1
churche are St. Timothy's Roman Catholic. Miu1on
Lutheran, and Shepherd of the Hills.
'The Rev. Steven PefT)' of Mission Lutheran will
prt~cb the sermon. Rabbi Allen Krause. Father Bruce
lavcty, and the Rev. Dav1d Sandberg will share in the
leadership of worship. An Ecumenical Choir, under the
direction of Ruth Sandberg. wilJ provide special music.
Tbe ofTerina to be taken will be donated to the
EpisoOPJI ~rvice AIJiance in Laauna Beach. an ccu·
menical project providing emergency relief for transients
and area residents. A fellowship hour will follow the
service. For mort information, call 495-1310. • • • New Tboagllt Cllrl1tlan Cllarcb, 610 W. 18th St..
Costa Mesa, will hear thc Rev. Dr. Eleanor C. Jackson
speak on ··The Joy of Thanksg1vmg" at the 10:30 a.m.
crvice Sunday.
Dr. Jackson will encourage her congregation to
1nere'ase awareness of blessings possessed rather than
centering attention on those lacking. A short healing
scrvic.e follows the message. · .
M us1c will be provided by soloist Joan Gordon. flutist
Valone Dale, and organist Betty Wooldridge. Junior
church meets at 10:30 a.m. Child care is available for
infants. A fellowship time with coffee and refresbmcnts
follows the service.
A Bible study group meets at 9: 15 a.m. to explore the
metaphysical interpretation of the Scri ptllres, led by
ministerial students. Every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m .. Dr.
Jackson leads a Creative Living Workshop.
On Thanksgiving Day, a special service will be held at
10 a.m. and Dr. Jackson will present a message entitled
"LIDGTTFTATIM" which translates. "LOrd 1 Do Give
Thee Thanks For The Abundance That ls Mine."
On Friday. the public is invited to auend the "Friday
.N1~t Special Workshop" which begrns at 7 o'clock.
Shirley Gair. church practitioner, will present a message
entitled "The Challenie of Change." D1scussion, refresh·
ments and fellowship follows her talk. For more
anformaijon, call 646.-1032 . . . ' Laguna Presbyterian Claurcb, 415 Forest Ave.,
Laguna Beach, will hear a special Thanksgiving sermon by
the Rev. Dr. Arthur J. Tankersle y, pastor, at the I 0: 15 a.m.
worship service Sunday.
Anthems ofthanksgi.ving will be sung by the Chancel
Choir, directed by Mitzi lnterlandi and accompanied by
Columnist to speak
Jack Smith, Los Angeles Times columnist, will be
appearing ori the CommunitY. Forum Series at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday at Shepherd of the Hills United Church ofChnst.
3012 1 Nigllel Rd., Laguna Niguel.
General admission tickets at $6 each will be available
at the door. For more information, call 495-1310.
orpnist Ellen Wn&ht. followma the children's sermon,
third 1radets and younaer children will be dismissed for
the Little Fishermen proaram. A coffee fellowship will bc
held on the patio followina the servic.c. Tbe Crib Room is
open from 8:45 to 11:30 a.m. for infanu and toddlers.
The pastor's Bible cla'i for women is held on
Tuesday~ at 9: 1 S a.m., and for men on Wednesday$ at 7
a.m. The junior and scmor b1t}\ students meet with the
Rev. Cra ig Williams an<l bis assiSLants for dinner,
recreation and discussion on Wednesdays at 6 p.m. For
more information, call 494-7555. • • • St. Andrew'• Presbyterla.a Claurcb, 600 St. Andrews
Rd .. Newport Beach, wilJ hear a special Thanksgiving
meditation brought by the Rev. Dr. John A. Huffman.
senior pastor. on Thursday at I 0 a.m.
Joyful music of worship and,Pra1se will be presented
by the combined choirs of St. Anarew's. Instrumentalists
with organ will also add to the Thanksgiving celebration.
A warm invitation is extended to all who would like to
t>ciin their day of thanksgiving m this very special way.
For more information. caJJ 631-3821. • • • Fin& Cllrittlan Church. 1207 Ma in St .. Huntington
Beach, will hold Thanksgiving Day services at 9 a.m.
Thur6day.
The Rev. Dr. Floyd Strater, senior minister of the
Knott Avenue Christian Church in Anaheim, will be the
speaker.
Special music will be provided by guest duet Jane and
Doug Lindsey. The Sanctuary Choir, under the direction
of J. David Malcom. m101stcr of Fine Arts. will also sing.
The public 1s invited to attend the worship services in
First Chnstian's new sanctuary.
"Genuine Thanks" will be the theme of Thanksgiving
Sunday's worship service.
Dr. Thomal. W. Overton. senior mimster. will preach
the sermon. J. David Malcom wi ll be the soloist and
Margaret Fahs will sing along with the Sanctuary Choir.
For more information. call 536-2589. • • • Nel1bborlaood Coogre1atlonal Church, 340 St. Ann's
Dnve, Laguna Beach, will hear the Re v. Wilham J. Eilers
B_!.na· Tzedek host
of interfaith service
For several years. Congreeation B'l,)ai Tzedek shared
the facilities of 1he First United Methodist Church of
Fountain Valley. At the suggestion of Rabbi Stephen J.
Einstein, joint Thanksgi ving services were held each yea r
for all congregants of all faith s.
Now, for the first time, Congrega tion B'na1 Tzedck
will host this r.ear"s Thanksgiving service in the sanctuary
oflls new fac1lity at 9669 Talbert Ave .. Fountain Valley.
Participating in the service with Rabbi Einstein will
be the Rev. James R. Had le} of the First United Methodist
Church. The congregauon extends an invitation to the
community to join 1n thi!> shared worship experience on
Wednesday, Nov. 21, at 7: 30 p.m. For more information.
call 847-1508.
speak on "Our Expandina Gra\itude" u •he I 0 a.m
wor hip Krvice Sunday.
Michael Sanders will be at the orpn console and the
choir will sma under the direction of John Thompson.
Accolytcs for the service will be Leanne Best or and K.ristcn Dop~nberi. Ushers will be John Rowland. Don Destor.
David Faber. Hcdl~yChapmanandAddison Van Loenen.
Acquaintance Time in 8ndae Hall follows the service.
wtth Cyllene Carr and Dianc Wollenbcra as hostesses.
The Adult Bible Class meets at 9 a.m. in the library. A
Bible class. under the direction of Rcv. Eilers. meets on
Wcdnesdays at 7:30 p.m. io the upper toom. Sunday
School classes meet at lOa.m. under the direction of Linda
Apple:. Nursery service is availeble for babies and
toddlers. For more information calt 494-8061 . • • • St. Andrew'• Epl1copal Claarcla, 4400 Barranca
Parkway, Irvine, will conduct a special Thanks11ving Eve
family serv1~ on Wednesday .
There will be a Holy Euchanst for Thanksgiving: Rile
I at 7:30 p,m. All membersofthecommunityare mv1ted to
attend. . · For more information. call 559-4699.
Catholics to ·take
Christmas food
to Tijuana's poor
Members of St. Hedwig Roman Catholic Church in
Los A la mi tos will make their third annual Christmas-ti me
trip to Tijuana on Saturday, Dec. I , 10 deliver food bags to
needy families.
Working in conjunction with the Orange County
Organization, Corazon, the planners of the project hope to
raise enough money to fill 1.000 grocery bags of food.
which will be taken door-to-<iooralong the steep and rock y
hillsides on the outskins of the city.
Each 25-pound bag will contain a frozen chicken. a
dozen eus. three-Oozen tortillas,-oranges, awies. assorted
canned goods. beans. rice, oats, and candy for the children.
At $7 a bag.. the goal is to raise $7,000 for food.
Jim Morrissey of St. Hedwig Church. wh o is
spearheading·the drive to raise the money among 1he
parishioners, noted that St. Hedwig schoolchildren will
personalize each grocery bag with the name Corazon. and
a cross with the words "De Cristo" (from Christ).
As in past years, those wishing to make the trip will
gather early on Saturday morning at St. Hedwig Church
and travel in caravan to the Mexican border. Last year.
some 80 people of St. Hedwig Parish joined regµlar
members of Corazon in the mass d1s1nbution of nearly
I 8,000 pounds of food. Corazon. which means .. hean" in
Spanish. is an organization composed mainly of Orange
Coun~ ca tholics which has been aiding the 'Tijuana poor
for ei t years.
or more information on how you can assist this most
worthy cause, call Tom Fuentes at 833-0070.
LaJUU Beacb Claurcia ~f • ReU&Jo.• $(Juice, which
meets 1n the American Leaion H"all. ~84 Le11on St ..
Laauna Beach, will present the Rev. David Howe, f~r!l"er
minister of the Beverly Ebell Thtater Church of Reh110.u
Science in Los Anaele , as auest speake~ for ~ 5J>,CC1•l
Thank.qivin& Surtday servtce at 10 a.m. ~ lOPt.c will be
"In All Thinas Give Thanks.'' A pre-service med1tat1on ts
held at 9:30 a.m .• and Junior Church is held at 10 a.m.
Nursery care is provided. A social hour follows the serv1f(.
For more information, call 494-7666. ·
"A Course in Miracles" support group mee1s every
Thursday at the Laguna Beach Library. fr~m 7 to 8:39 P:m.
Everyone: is invited to attend and there 1s no adm1ss1on
charge. For more information. call Dalene Bo at 497-4S I 0. • • •
First Cllarcb of Clarl1&, Scieatl1t 2880 Mesa ~erde
Dnve East, Costa Mesa. will hold a special ThankJg1vmg
service on Thursday at 10 a.m.
The sermon o~ "T~anks~vin,&" will e~pl~rc the
importance of gratitude m daily life and will include
passages from the Scriptures. . .
During the hour-Ion' service. the congregation will
share hymns of praise. bnef silent prayer, pnd the Lord's
Pray'er. The latter portion of the suvice will be set aside for
spontaneous testimonies of gratit~de to God.
All Christian Science services are open ~o th e
community, and families and neiJ)lbors arc 1nv1t_ed to
attend this special annual gathenng. For more 1nfor-
ma11on. call 957-8580. • • • Harbor Clarl1tlan Fell~w1bip, 740 Vo!., WilS<?n. Costa
Mesa. will agam bc serving Thanksg1v10g dtnner on
(Pleue eee RELIGIOUS/ A 7)
Elysia Weiner
called to Torah
Rabbi Stephen J. Einstein of Congregation B'na1
Tzedek w.m caJJ U1 the Torah Elysia.. Wcin.u as a Bal
Mitzvah on Saturda)l. Nov. 24. Services will begin at 10: 15
a.m. in the sanctuary at 9669 Talbert Ave., Fountain
Valley.
Elysia is the daughter of Irv and Dorothy Weiner of
Huntington Beach. She is an 8th grade student at Sowers
Middle School and works as an office aide in the school as
well as the congregation's religious school. Her ambition is
to become a nurse.
Many guests will be arriving from New York for this
special occasion, including grandmothcr Betty Lestch
from Brooklyn, grandparents Jacob and Frieda Weiner
from Queens. uncle David and aunt Lillian Rudman and
cousin Karen Rudman from Long Island. Cousins Glenn
and Wendy Rudman from Miami, and Dr. Stephen and
Elaine Cohen from San Antonio, Teus will JOJO th e
festivities.
The congregation joins with sister Amy 1n wishing
Elysia mazel tov on her Bat Mitzvah.
Orange Coast .
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A Oer411I Welo••• Ir••
The UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Co1ta Meaa
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19th St. & Harbor Blvd.
Church lchool t:to
Wonhlp 10-AI
Charles 0. Clark, Minister
Costa Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Worahlp a Church lchool
l:IO -10:00 a.m.
Or. Wllllam E. Steel
ewport ach
CHRllT CHURCH av THE IEA
UNfTID METHODllT
1"400 W. &aiboa Blvd.
171-llOS
Or. Robert B. Shepard, Jr.
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Huntington Beach North
COMMUNITY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Hell Ave. 8"42.,..61
Worahlp hrvtc. l:JO Ii 10:00
l :aG lunday lchool 10:00
lillt111<iftlloi~od ltl 10 A Iii
Fountain Vall~
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
18225 Bushard St
112-2513
Jamet A Hadley, Putor
ltnW, & ct.d Sdlttl 9:30 I .•.
i -N(WPORT C(NT[R
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1901 Margu.rlte Awe.
Corona def Mar
844-0745
lorslllJ a Cllmll Sclletl 9:30 A.M.
R_ev Lee Cunningham
SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT
hurch of St. Matt
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EACH 8UNDAY-t:OO a.m. ---~~-,..,
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HARBOR. CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Dtactptea of Chrltt)
2401 lrvtne at lenta laabel
141-1711
Mornine Worship l 0 AM
Sunday School 9 AM
Gene lwanton, Mlnlet.,
All SAINTS
Ar.DICAN EPISCOPAL CUCH
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""· aee,iMft w. ,.,_, "-ctor
HOLY COMMUNION
1:00 A.M.
MORNINO PRAY£R·
CHURCH SCHOOL 9: 15 A.M.
MORNING PRAYER & SERMON
11·00 AM. ..., .......
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HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM
18082 Bushard,
Fountain Valley 963-3801
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2100 Mir Vista
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..aUllDAY: .-Morning Worship ......................... 9:00 PM
Sfble School .............................. 10:45 AM
Evening Worship .......................... 8:00 PM
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ST. MARK
PIESIYTEllAll CHURCH
E.s1bl1utt Or l limboree
Newport Stach
Rev Wdham McQUOtd. Putor
Rodaer Whitten. MuSK Otrtetor
Mttt EffcatlH a QM ear. t ll.
Wor .... a Cltlrd SdlMI 18 ll.
••r•tfJ Care at lo~ llotn
for h1fo: Call 644-1341
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
(~laaourl Synod)
190 Victoria It., Coeta Meea
Lother V. TorftOW, P"tor
831-1811
aruoe JMke. ~ .. tor
WORIHIP IERYICE 1:00 10:30 AM
Sw!day Sdlool l AcMI 8llle Clau
9:20 A.II.
Ctntlan E*nentaty School
548-eeel
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ltoeer J. Blf1, Past«
Kim Elfert Kroestad, Past«
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8 AM & 10:30 AM
(Interpreter f« the deaf at 8 AM)
SUfl>AY SCHOOL 9:15 AM
fbsery Care Avalablt
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Sunday Worship
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ~
60<fSt. Andrews Road• Newport Beach • 631-2880
Df • .NM A. Hllfll!IM, .If .. ""'«
WORSHIP SERVICES
··rhank11:~ou:tord''
Dr. John A. Huffman Jr .. Preaching
8.45 A.M. -lnlanta thru High Schoof ; : 10: 15 A.M. -Infants thru 6th Grade
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I\ fnrndlv chu1ch fo1 rhr South Coiint\
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CtuCH OF RELIGIOUS SClNCE
Mem'* of ,.,. United Chureh Of RtllOIOVI 8ci.noe
2205 MAIN STREET. SUlfE 23
HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA 92M8
Aduttt & Jr. Churc:tl
9.00 & , 1:00
FOf lntormaUon
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OF. Ttf COVENANT
8ruce A. Kurrie, ft•tor
Of ~T--(atftnn) Tttry McCanne.
RABBI MMK S. tlal.D OileclOI ot Youth Mlnllt1Mll
Cyndi Moeanne.
SHMIAT SOVICU Dlfec:IOI of Ctllldren'a Mlnlllrlel
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SAINT JAMES
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SU NOA Y WORSHIP SERVICES
7:30 AM • HOiy Eucharist Rite I
9:00 AM • Holy Eucharl1t Ritt II
10:"46 AM • Prayer and PralM Eucharlat Rite 11
Church School and Adult Education
9:00 & 10:45 AM
(Mutlc, eermon and chlld car• at 3 NfVlcet)
llfO.WilK Wo'JiHiP •
Monday -Friday -8:30 AM Morning Prayer
Tunday -10:00 AM Euchart1t & Heating S«vtce.
Wednetdav -8(30 AM Holy Eucharist .
Rect~ ''·John AaMJ • Aaaoc., ''·Man Cox, Atalatlne
the Rev. Todd S0<en"n •Mr. Samuel'6hafer
The Rev. Thomas Henry• Mr. Wllllam Roberts
SAINT JAMES CPTSCOPAL CHURCH
3209 Via Lido • Newpo<t Beach • 7t4·675·0210
CHRISTlll SCIEICE CHURCHES
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHUACH, THE FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN 808TOll'L ~A88ACHU8EnES
Sunday, Novem.,.r 11
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More·room for religion in the public
By OEOROE W. CORNELL
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A summary of recent court decisions about rela·
tionshipof retla.ton to 1ovemrnent concludes that lhc U.S.
Supreme Coun, in contrast to previous trends. seems
inclined to allow more room for rtllaion in the public
sphere.
Nu me rout analysts have cit~ siJns of that shift over
the past three years, some condemnina it, others
approvina it.
\'{ith the hial\ coWt faclnt a record number otch urch·
state cases th ls term, the Anti-Defamation waue ofB'nai
B'rith issued a 30-page summary or recent and penclina
decisions, and aays:
"A closer llnk between the state and reUgion has been
aanctioned by the Supreme Court."
The report, prepared by the leaaue'1 teaal affairs
dcpanment, says the tendency endangers the princi ple of
separation between church and state, declaring;
"These recent court decisions and lqislative
proposals seem to indicate that if the 'wall of separation' is
not crumblna i1 has b«ome trans~rent." .
Referrina to the Constitution's First Amendment ban apinst "an establishment of religion," the report adds:
"Equally ditturblnJ II the lfOW1n11nd.icat10n that the "The court has IC't itlelf firmly ap.um that' view
Supreme Coun's method of evaJuatlna eatabli&bment which seems to demand an abtolute 1COurioa of a1J
clause controveries is undersoinapcrvuive cban&ts, ones re1i&iou1 references from the public forum ... To e~
that permit incrcuina incursions on ettabB&bmcnt reliaion from the public forum, or aimpl_y 10 baodicap ill
principles." . • role there heavily, is to ptt{orm 1 lund oflobot0my on the
However, 1evetal ot er lepl expen1 applauded ~ Amencan culture." •
recent court deci1ions 11 tendma to b&laoce out a lo~ On the other ha.net. tie Anri-Defamation Leuue and
of decisions that increasinJfy isolated reliaion and btnned numerous aroups emphasi.zinJ strict seperation of church
its exP.ression from Amencan in1titutiona~ life. from state sharply criuciza w)'at tbty tee IS a tendency 10
• A swina beck from anti·reli&ion to ACCQmmodataon erode that bou.o4ary.
of at is takina place, a 1wtn1 bac"K from a bard-and~f1St The trend .. bauccelerattd in the lut Lbn¥ ycan..'" the
aeparationist mindset," says Sam , Ericsson or the lea,ue's repon aays, contend.i.aa that coun decisions and
Christian Lepl Society in Walhfo,con. lep11ation hu brouaht a "prolihtlon of p>vemment aid "The coun has begun to ~oenize that reliaion to and t00Jtsorship of reliaiou• activiues.
cannot bf excluded from the secular settina." Specifically cited ~ Supc-eme Court dcc1aaons
Law professor A.E. Dick Howard oftbe University of allowina state lqillatum to employ a chaplain for dally
Vifainia says that "a swina to the riaht has been m the opcnioa prayers {m a Nebraska cue), upholdina publicly
works for a decade but the momentum bas quickened," sponso~ Christmas di1play1 (a Pawtucket, R.J ., case)
addina: and pennhtlna tuition Wt credits for non-public IChool
"In some way& tbe court is responding to the climate pupils (in Mtl\nesota).
of the country." • The lcque also cited action by Coqress 1aat Aupm
The courts seems to be rejcctina the claim that aUowi~ .. cqual access" for student·1niU.1Cd poups to
rcliJion is "Strictly private,"'says the lay~ited, indepen· meet in · schools in non-instructional time on the same
dent Catholic weekly. Commonweal, and a~~s: bujs ~' o e.extracurricular aroups.
catholic bishops to mak@.-ptiblic ·_·
document on American economy
By GEORGE W. CORNELL ,,,,...... . .....,
U. S. Roman Catholic bishops, facing advance
conservative jabs at their assessment of capitalism, this
Sunday will make public the first draft of a major teaching
document on the American economy.
They have been workina. on it for about three years
and delayed releasina it until after the election to avoid
camJ>l.i&D re_j)e~ssiQ_.ns. _ _
But th:c forthcomina pastoral teaching letter already
has aenerated considerable scowls in some business
quarters and amor\j some conservative Catholics.
It could set off national reaction and debate like thrt
followina the bisbol?S' previous condemnation of nuclear war and criticism of aspects of U.S. Jluclcar strategy.
They now plan to "make a radical statement about
the economy,"~· an... unofficial conservative group, the
American Cathohc Cohfercncc.
In a recruitment letter, the group says "influential
church bureaucrats arc pushing the church into panjsan
political controversies" and calls for a stop to "these
radical activists."
Some business publications also ha ve questioned the
qualifications of the bishops to pass judgments on
economic policies.
However, the national Catholic weekly, America,
\ notes that the bishops arc experienced decision-makers in
"one of the largest multinational corporations in the
y.iortd" -the church itself.
"Tbcy arc executives of multimillion-dollar holdings
urches, hospitals. schools. cha .. blc institutions), and
must ioeet large payrolls," writes the Rev. Thomas J.
. an a~iate editor.
"They ncaotiate with unions. they invest and borrow
large sums of money, they hire contractors and as a result, they have more business experience than 95 percent of
tbetr floe.ks:''
Archbishop Rcmben G. Weakland of Milwaukee,
head of the five-bishop committee that prepared the
economic draft, says the aim is to apj)ly Christian moral principles to economic issues that affect people's lives.
"Not tO do that would be to shirk what rcliajon is
about.~~ -
The draft, mailed this week to the approximately 290
U.S. bishops, will be considered at their annual mecuna in
Wa.shington next week and then subjected to reactjons and
possible revisions over the next year before final acuon on
at. Already more than a score of public hearings liave
been held across the country. with testimony from
businessmen, economists, labor leaders, church scholars
and others.
A few days before the draft's release, a conservative
lay commission of prominent Catholics issued their own
appraisal of the U.S. ccnomony, calling its f~nterprise
system the best yet devised in tfie world.
"The most powerful economic ideas of our ume arc
the roles of incentives, enterprise, in vention and profit."
the 120-page commission•s statement says.
"Profit syst~ms demonstrably raise the standards of
living of lhe many far better than any other systems."
Tolle 29-member group. set up by the American
Catholic Comminec and headed by former U.S. Secretary
of the Treasury William E. Simon, says its document -
sent to all the bishops -is not to counter their effort, but
contribute to it.
The group's vlce cha1nnan, Michael Novak, a
Washington lay lheoloaican and conservative economic
philosopher, says "laymen, after all. have a special
vocation in the world of work" and insiahts to offer the
bishops. The bishops' draft. as described by Reese, 1s in two
parts, the first dealina with ethical principles and the
second with particular policy issues.
"A primary aoal of the letter is to make the point that
there ~ a moral or ethical dimensi0tt to cconormc
decisions," Reese sars. He sar,s the bishops sec economics as "not just a tccbn1cal field' to be judacd "solely by its
economic efficiency .. but by its impact on human lives.
The first section sketches the biblical perspective on
economics and theme of "community and the common
&ood." Reese says. "The ruacd-individualist school of
capitalism will probably not like this. but it is consistent
with Scriptures."
In explaining the theological reasoning behind the
"church's preferential for the poor," the bishops seek to
"explain what this means concretely 1n the American
context." Reese says. They "do not pretend to provide definittve and
detailed answers" he says, but rather to "show bow an
ethical dimcnsionao shed some liaht on the problems."
and then recommend specific applicauons.
The draft will be discussed at a meeting of bishops at
a mec1jng next June in Collcgev11Je. Minn .. before they act
finally on it an November 1985.
It could "well be as important a document in the
history of the American church as the peace pastQral,"
Reese says. It still has "a long way to ~o. but 1t should be an
interesting if controversial 1oume) .·
Carol Lawre~ce to. portray Ma
in 'Glory of Christmas' ·pageant
Entertainer, hu~nitarian, Carol Lawrence, who has Living Nativity." . . . thrilled audiences her stunning performances, will Miss Lawrence will play th~ Virgin Mary for the first
portray Mary. the other of Jesus in the Crystal 13 performances. The prescntauon runs from November
Cathedral's fourth U'lual "Glory of Christmas -A 28 through December 21 .
Thanksgiving ectimenical
service slated Wednesday
A jofous ecumenical sc1Vicc of Thanksgiving, to communities are inv11ed, w11J be held at Neighborhood
which al people of Laguna Beach and surrounding Congregational Church, 340 St. Ann's Dnvc, Laguna
Bcach"'""on Wednesday, Nov. 21 , at 7:30 p.m.
Clergy sharing leadership for this scrvfce includes tllc
Rev. Jack Nemath. Calvary Chapel; the Rev. Dr. Jerry
Tankersley, Laguna Presbyterian; the Rev. Wilham Eilers,
Nei&hborhhod Congregational United Church of Christ;
Father Robert Tressler, St. Catherine Roman Catholic
Church: the Rev. Robert Cornelison aod the Rev. Barbara
Mudge, St. Mary's Episcopal Church; and the Rev.
Thomas Warmer and the Rev. Ncrice Cornelison. United
Methodist Church.
County Catholics
urged to suppqrt
national need
Orange County Catholics will be asked o Sunday,
December 2. to contribute to three major pr s of the
Roman Catolic Church in the United States.
Miss Lawrence will portray the warmth and
tenderness of the pan in the world's largest livin.a ~tivity
inside the 12-story Crystal Cathedral. She also will sing "O
Holy Child" with her beautifuJ sangrng voice.
"It's wonderful to have such a multi-talented actress
and singer perform in the Glory of Christmas.'' said
Director Conwell Worthington. 11. "It takes a very
sensitive person to portray the pan of Mary and Carol is
just that person .'' _
Miss Lawrence burst upon the national entertain·
ment scene as a full· fledged star in the Btmstcan/Lauttnt's
classic "Wtst Side Story," a ponrayal so poignant as to
remain vivid to this day in the minds of the American
public. She also has captured audiences in "Klss Mc
Kate," " Guys -and Dolls." .. Carousel" and .. Camelot.·•
As host for the annual "World Vision" telethon for
starving children abroad. Miss Lawrence's work for
underpriviledged children has taken her. most recently. as
far afield as tne war-tom areas of Afnca.
This year. Miss Lawrence will be making her second
appearance as Mary an the GIOT) ofChnstmas.
Glory of Christmas performances arc 4:30 p.m .. 6:30
p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on Fnda)S. aturdays and Sundays
and 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 pm. on Tue\odays. Wednesdays
and Thursda)S. e'cept Dece mber 18 .hrough December
20 with add111onal performances at 4:30 p.m. Tb~ are no
performances Mondays.
Donations for the Glor) of Chnsnnas art S l 2.50 for
the main floor and SI 0. 50 for the East and West balconies.
There is a s~ial $2 off the suggested donations for scruor
cittzens. children under 12 and groups of 25 or more.
At 1* 1eVCD cburdH&atc cues are Oii lbe ...,.._
Coun's calendar for ibis &erm oa well .-111 •1a1e
for meditltioa in public ICboc*, s.bbedl ._ i'M« nth•. pubbc remedtaJ \aebctl fot pwaclli' r' _.
rehaaous displays and atudmt rrliPon dtlbl ia .IUtb
schools. • 1'he mohJtion oflbetc Uiet could dCWlftloe I.be
futl.U'C role or churtb...state tep1ratioo iD American
IOCael)'," the leque 1&)'1. • It ta)'I I ftlCleftl federal lllJI 11UI court ~ outlawin& a student rchp>G dub at Ouildertlmd. N.Y .• biab school, "anicula~ the potential effect of~
activltjea io public IChools .. and quotes that deciMOG u
follows:
u0urnation'1ektnen~and1etOndatyleboOllptay
a unaque role in tta.Mmim.na bUK-and fu,... •tal
values to our youth. To an imPreuJooable studea~ even
the mere apcarance or teeu1ar invovltmeflt in tel$OUS
activities miabt indicate t.bat the state bu placed its
imprimatur on a perticW&r relisiou1 creed.
"Tbi1 symbolic iofereoce is 100 daneerous to penniL ..
Misconcept.1001 over the appropnate roles or cbwdl and
state teamed du.rina one's school yean may oever tfe
corrected."
RELIGIOUS NOTES •••
homA 8
Tbunday. from 1 to 4 p.m. Thctt u no ctwae and
everyone is welcome.
The Fellowship has been aervina a ThankJaivina
turkey clinner to the community for the pa.st four ycan in
kctpina with the teacbinas of Jcaus Christ who aid, ''1 am ,
the liaht of the world. Wfioever follows me will never walk
in da:rkncu. but will have the liabt or life... "
For mo"' information. call May Swanson, coordi-
nator, at 631-7730.
• • • • Lab Bllb Commal'l Ckv~ 2331 Moulton Parlcway, Laauna Hilla, will conduct its "Christmas
Boutique" today, from 9 a.m. to_2 p.m.
Featured will be handcrafted items, homt·b9ked
Joods. used treasures, Christmas omatllents and lift
ate ms.
Also available for purch.asc wiU be croissant mil~ cotree and oranac Jui~. or more i ormauon, call
837-7729. • • • Soadl C..11 Cbrcl of ll.elJcleu Scle9ce. Downtown
CommuojtyCenter, I 860Au.heimAve., Costa Mesa. will
hold its first service in iu new location at 9 Lm. on
Sunday ..
The Rev. Ernie Nylander, minister, said the initital
worship service will be "somcthin& of a churchwarmifta."
The Rev. Kevin Van Nichols will be paest speaker for
this first service in the new facility. For more inf'ormauon,
call 960-2715. • • • UaJtarlu UatvenaU1t FeUowaldp. 429 Cypress
Drive, Laauna Beach, will hear an address by Lida
Campbell on ••Motber-d.auabter Communication About
Sexuality" at the 10:30 Lm. m~ti.n& Sunday.
-Campbell, a t,.aauna Beach teacber,hu spennhe-past
year studyina this provocative subject.. lier sJ)Cci&J
questionnaire was answered by 100 women. She will
examine htT' findinp and conclusions and relate her
peisonaJ reasons for undenakin& this project.. Guests and members will have an opporturuty 10
meet and talk with Campbell at the coffee hour following
the program. For more information, call 494-3651 or
494-4743. ... -~e Couruiiliilii=UiJ' l P-59
Victoria St .. Costa Mesa. will near the sermon "We Speak
of Wholeness" at the l0:30 a.m. service on Sunday.
Warren Salinger, dtrcctor of development of the UU
Service Committee, a nonprofit human riJbts o · ·
lion. will ex lore cann worshi cducauon a ·
rcspons1 1 1ty an its ro e in m na a -~ o .
Yvonne Alcala of Huntington Buch will conduct the
service. TM choir will be directed by Peter Woodruff of
Irvine. Tbett will be a Peruvian art auction and Christmas
boutique following the service.
The Rev. Dr. James Nelson, pastor, wtll bcain a SU·
session weekly series on philosophy makin& at j :30 p.m.
Sunday. Registrations arc still beina aooepltd.
Children's religious cducauon prosrams arc con-
ducted durina Sunday sctvlccs. For detatls, call Irene
Nilsen at 963-1766 or Belt) Hogan at 897-8191.
Other church activities include book discussions. meetings of the Walden Brotherhood and New Women
groups, Sunday cveruna discussions for singles, Saturday
circle suppers. Fnday night bridle games and a soetal·
game .1iaht. For more information, call 646-4652. • • • Cha.rel• of Jesas Qrt1t ofLatter-clay Salata will hold
a special Thanksgi'm& Devotional in the Newpon Beach
Stake Center. 801 Dover Dnve, Newport Beach. at 7:30
p.m. on Sunday.
Organized by Roben Gibson of the Stake High
Council. the devotional will last an hour ahd I 0 minutes
and consist of a few short spiritual talks and music by an
instrumental mo. a vocal tnO'"Eld duct;And the Corona
del Mar \\-ard Choir. Stake President Joseph Bentle) will
preside
There as no charge and everyone 1s J.Q._vited. For mart
1nformat1on. call David Farrell at 645-7733
Ou Lady Qoeaa of Aqm cnrtt. 2046 Mar Vista
Dn'e. Newpon Beach. invites the catholic commurut) to
celebrate Mass on Thanksgivina Day at 9 a.m. -en \hi occ.as1~n. a special collection Will ~ ta.k~n to
help the Cathohc Relief Services an its gigantic taslt ot allevuting the plight of famane-wicken . peoples of
Eth1op1a For more infonnauon. call 644-0200
Joi11t choirs from several churches wiU also panici-
pate. as will a brass group and a "Pilgrim" reader in
costume. An agape meal of Thanks&ivi ng will be shared
during the service and continued after the service with
refreshments in the church's social hall. A free-will
offering will go to support the Episcopal Service Alliance
community outreach programs in Laguna Beach.
The annual National Needs collection in th Diocese
of Orange combines three appeals which used to made
on separate weekends: The Catholic Commu 'cations
Campaign\ the Campaian for Human Develop nt, and
the Catholic University of America. C th Ii high h 1 The Communications Campaign was Sta d by the a 0 c SC 00
Theologian under fire for pro-choice
bishops of the United States to assist the Ch h an its i
effort to communicate the Lord's message mo ffective. seeks alumn support ly. The Campaign attempts to accomplish this funding
the development of a wide ra~e of com nication Since its begjnnina, Ma er Dei Hi School always
profectS:-such 11 via~otapc, radfo and fifm p uction; fias oeen -considert<rTamlly, sa ane Wilkay. the
print projects; education, trainina and re rch in school's new Alumni Director. ·
communicatipn;_ as well as assistina Thi World She said the new Alumni Department was established
countries with 11milar projects. on the Catholic hi&h school campus this year to rebuild
One-half of the amount raised IOC&ll~~ s s in the and strengthen its ramily ties.
diocese, where it helps support diocesan effon to brlna Witkay is the mother of two Mater Oti students and
Ca&hoUe tele.arision propammin1 Into p&ri and the wife ofTony Witlcay 1 Mater-Dei alumnus and former
schools lhrouth the instructional television sy m. The classmate ofFathcr Michael Harris, who is principal of the
collection aJao helps finance production of the of school. Mrs. Witkay had been workina w1th the AJwnni
Oranae Bulletin and other proaram1 of the ioceun Association at Chapman Coltcae and spoke to Fath~
CommunicatJons Department. Kanis about what 1he saw IS a great untapped treasure 10
The Campal&n for Human Development is its more than 30 years of araduates.
education and aciion j)tQlran\ for justice spooso "While attendina various functions at Mater Dei, I
bishops of the United Statct. Since I 970, contri noticed all the entt11. enthusiasm and loyalty bein1
the Campaian have made it possible to fund offered to the school, not only from C\ltT'Cnt students but
2,200 aelf·belp projects controlled by poor plc and also from the alumni," Mn. Witkay aaid. She talked to
dedJcated to removtna the causes of poverty. ·Father Harris about how succeufully an alumni office
One·founhoftbeCaml)9iancoUectionrem sin the could channel the enCtJY and enthu11um into betterina
diocese a.nd is distributed in local pnu to lf·be1 the hith school. The principal qreed and pcr1uaded Mrs.
·-s Witt:z. to hethim Tr: an aJumni office. . ptoJ..... . • . i..J; t...-.a Catholic Universit)' of America, foun by \M ra. Wi y ... few hith tehoolt have etelvutmov
American bl1hopdn 1887, illbt national univc ty of the on-campus alumni offic:ies. Slle aaid the is dctermfoed to
Catholic Church in America. It itthe only Ca tho center make Mater Dei "a total fimily involvement," and that
of Jeamin" ln the country 'With a ptp&I ~r. The 1be ?C' . putly encourqtd by the rnpontt of
unlveraity was founded With 1 t'llt'Ofold pu : To snd cont.acttd so f'lr. provide aractua~lcvel education for laity, pn ti and A onathuvent1t0bupont0redbylhenewofficc11
ttliaious alike; and to enaqe in research wbic would the ~ntation ohn Alumnus of the Year award at the
Insert a positive influence in American society. MaterDci Mardi Gm in FebN.aty. The award will honor
"These three collection1 are combined i o one a Matu Dci alumnus 't.'bo bu conunued lhto\l&b tbe yean
appeal in order to lessen the nambfr of timn at our to ~emplity the quallnc:s and 1pint of 1tudenu 11 Mater
catholic people are aaked to suppon the tional Dei. . . fi · prOIJ"lms of the Church," said lht Revertnd Mo 1~or A bl1panofher1ob,Mrs. Wilk.a_yaa1d, t1U')1ntto 1nd
Micbael P. Driscoll, Chancellor and Vicar for tiea. an the alumni. She made an appeal for tnfonnation on the
H .. i..ed' h I f th d' t be IS -e us u whct'ubouts of alumni, which can be tent to her ll the ~blc tn' th~::, tha~ th~1 finUCCd the tchool, 1202 Wnt Edin,er Avenue, Santa Ana 92707. The
collection can reach their pl telephone number is H4"771 t.
MIL UK.EE -Tv.o FBI agents
~ct-r'Vistt to pro-chotel Roman
Catholic tbeoloajan Daniel C.
Maiuire one recent morning.
to my th~IOIY to be a mamcd man
and a father because I thank that I can
Stt this less abstractly than the pne!tt
theetotiens.'' he Mid.
"f or one thina we had two ctul-
drcn. Tbe first one, Danny. daed one
Y.car aao at aac I 0"1 and be had an
allnets that we diqnoscd at ~2
months. So for I 0 yean we nursed a dyi~ child. Tbai's an CM1Crience of
life that ~ou don't get in a monasten
.. \\edon't nCC'd ICC'tUrt\ trom nght-
to-hfcrs on ho-.-. to cMe lo' ingh for
the dam~ cltttd." Maau1re. who came to \farqut'tlt'.
13 vcan ago after Jeanna the pnesl·
hoOd and ml.TT)LOJ one of his
pduatestudentsat Cathohc l'niHr·
Sil> of Amenca in \\-ashmJlOn. ha
been assoaated with man> issue_s.
A letter bearina Maqu1rc's for&cd
siJnature had threatened the hfe of
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Harry
Blackmun, who wrot~ -the court's
1973 decision upholdina the tq.aht)' .--------------------------
of abonion.
The .,ents t0ld Ma,uirt that they
believed a radicalantl..abortion aroup
was mpoAsible for the letter.
The B*kmu:n threat wa1 not the
tint time that the Marquette Unh·er-
aity profalor bas been a WSCt
because of bis views on abortion.
Anri·Maauirt pickctm this St-ptem·
ber arttted partnts of tncom1na
freshman ind distributed leaflets. But the catholic inatituiuon bas
upheld bts aCllde'mlc fl'ftdom.
MqutrC, Sl. and hJs wife, Marjorie
Reiley Maauire, aJso a theoloSJAn.
beheve that Catbohc doctnM per·
m1t1 abortion an many instances.
M11utre was the ~lO&Jan Demo-
cratic v1ce-ptttidenual candidate
Gcraldin Fcm.ro was quotin, ~hen
I.be aaid w cburch's poeauoa on abortion was '"not monolithic.'~
The ~ baJd1na fonner
pnnt reflect~ on h11 latctt bout with
controversy 11\ an interview 9n bu
spenc monk's cell of an oftlct on
Marquette's campu
"l think u•, betn a put advantqe ..
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M ONngil CoMt DAILY PILOT/S.turday, No..,,b« 17. 198•
&U e MOVll H• ''When Wondt COlkle" (1951)
lltblt• """· AictlMI °"' IF *** "Wartock" (19&8) Rlthlid Wldmat~. Henry Fonda.
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1:::TO'TEH !~tngtt a Law" (1980) Tiiiy
Slvllla,Rod~
1=-AGOO I~ l£08AAILY THE NEWS
• U Spr;ng . And POt1 WIM
( 1970) Jamet Muon, Suwi George
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1 SUP£A CHAAOEAS F-TAOOP
_,.,; i SOUl TAAIH
PtllCMECT UNMME
MOY!(
•• "Orea" (19771 RIChltd Hams
Chlrlott• Rampllng
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John Wayne atara In hi• Oecar-wlnnlnl role
of Rooeter Colburn ln the moYie ••True Grtt• •
tonight at 11 :30 on CBS. Channel 2 .
1 PIA BOWLING J STAR~
0tWGAN'8 ISL.AHO If~ ROCKFORD Al.EB
HAllDY IOVS / NANCY OMW s I MOVIE M't'ST£AIO H * "'The Grey Fox" {1982) RICh· ID '9IK)J(C1' UNIVEA8E ard Farnsworth. Jac~lt Burroughs
ti TOOETHlA WITH SHIRLEY AHO -4:30-
PATIOONE -ISSUE (0) DEVO IN CONCERT -AT ' MOYIE fJ Hfl. PM MAOAZJH(
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Anni Aretlef Terry Jastrow ~ PAINTINO W1TH ELKE SOMMER
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• OIWOAH'S 18LAHO -.4: .,-Cl) OUR GANG WB.COMUAQ(; K-OTTEA -S:00-1) MOVIE H • "Tilt W11 Of Thi Woildt II LOAHE GREEHE'S NEW
Gtnt W1LDEIMS$ (1953) Bar~ Rot1inton D AAIOEM PLAYIOOK I ~LR PLANHltO fJ GREATEST SPORTS LEOEN06
QD THIS WEe< 1H COUNTRY 0 VOYAGERS
MUSIC MOVIE (C)8CTV:THE8EOONOCOMINO u •.; "loYt And But1tt1 119791 -a:OO-Charla Bronson, Rod Sttige< I = STOOGES = ~=" OALActlCA ** "Gamt Of o.atn If" 119801 ~ ~ OAOUP
Btuct Let .u Cf) LITTLE HOUSE OH THE ~ 18 NEWS
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llC88NEWS CJ HEADUHES OH TRIAL
D CJ, NEWS fD NEWTOH'S APPLE
I 0. COHflAMA T10H TESTING
Z MOVIE * • 'Going Beserk" {1983) John
Candy Joe Flaherty
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• 2 OH THE TOWN CJ FIGHTBACK! WITH DAVID
HOAOW1T2
I EYEOH L.A.
SWITCH
NEWS m THREE'S COMPANY fD NATURE ~ HEM AGE: CMUZA TlOH AHO
THE JEWS
(JJ TOO CLOSE FOA COMFORT 0 PUTTIN' OH THE HITS
GtMUPP£T8 m JAPANESE PROGRAMMING
0 MOVIE
t * t "The Natural 119M) Robert
RedlOtd Roberl Duvall
-7~--·-C LOUIS(ANA ,..,,...._ Z MOVIE C MOVIE m MOVIE ** • To"~"A "-·• (1"•11 G • •'\ Marciano (1979) Tony Lo * * * "Tilt lnc:r..,.iblt ""''""I"" T ' 0 ........,And.,.,... " tot .., "'""'" .... 1emey •"a r-Blanco e.t1nd1 Montg,_,. M111" (1957) Grant Wlllllm1. Randy ' ... .... v .. _., Swan -5:30--7:30-fD NOVA II RAMS REPORT IJ DANCE FEVER
di\ l'A...,ra IJ NEWS CJ S100,000 NAMETHAT TUNE aMO'Yii"LJFtPWNHO 0 Nfl'SBESTEVER D TAXI * * • 'Tilt Wind And Tilt Lion " fD WALTER CAOHKITE'S fJ HOL.L YWOOO CLOSEUP 97 Sea UNIVE"8E I) TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT ( 1 5) n Connery Cln<llcl Ber-'1i) PAIHTIHG CEAAMIC8 Cl) MOAK AHO MIHOY
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lend'' (1164) Mlefl .. flrlld, Judi
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H•i,t °'Tiit AlgM SllM' (tte31 Sim Shepttd, Scott Olentl
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HMl8 ...... * *'• "C~" (1980)1111 Mur·
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H 'A "My TU1or" (1983) Clren
Klyt, Matt LatlWJ -•JO-JEff'EMOHI
MOYIE
U * • "Reider• Of Tilt LOii Ark" ( 1981) Hamtotl F0td, Karen Allen.
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U * 'The Glut HOUie" ( 1172) Vie M0tr4*, Alln·Aldl . a MOYIE
i * "Stromboli" ( 1950) Ingrid Berg· man, Merlo Vltall.
tri> FAU ANO AISE Of AEOINA1.D
PEMN m~USTMUA
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G)litOTOAWES< ~
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(OJMOVIE * "lutCIOUt ' 11982) Sl/M'lll11 Fox Uta~ '
( MOVIE * "itx Clamt1 Of Tht .Vwy Rlctl"
11983) Htt111tr Ottley, cnr• Chitty.
IZJMOVIE **'II "Mallctoua" (1974) Laur•
Antonelli, T url Flfro
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D MOVIE **** 'FIVI Euy Pteee1" (1970) Jldc Nidlolton. K11tn Blldc G WAESTUHO
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INOEP£NDENT NEWS
eMOVI! **'.'i "MaglC" (1978) Anthony Hop-
klnl, Ano-Mergret
<OJMOYll h "8tbt" (Ifft) lobb4 JIC*aon,
$111111111\a Fox
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brook, Adrltnot Berbtlil.
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11Mt) Jalt Gllllon, Eat• Ptr·
tone
AICNIWS Q
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MiehNI Caine, Anglt Olotclneon,
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'S)MOYlf * * ·~ "Slat 80" I 1993) M111t1 Htm· lngway, Eric Robtttt
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11Mtl Atcn1td 1tnJ11111n, All
MecGrtw.
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Cindy' .!Gt ~\lhet1y.
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Widmark, Htnty Fonda.
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~Welker. D .
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• •~ "8'ainatorm" (1N3) 'Hltlllt
' Wood, CMatophtt Walken.
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H 1A "Wtlia1llng In Dixie" (1942)
Rid Skilton, Ann ~d
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(ZJMOYIE * * * '" "Tilt Rlgllt Stuff" ( 1983) Sim Shtpard, Scott GltM.
CJ MOVIE ' l!Al MOVIE I@) EYE OH SAN OIEOO
._... "Rald1<1 Of-lilt l-otl-A,k!' *....'.:.Ml 1 1ilal Ber> Gaz-_ WEEKEHD1.~~~---
( 1981) H11rlaon Ford, Kartn Allen Zif~ Shtrtt Nortl\ -1:00-~AOOIHOTOH GOES TO = ~ ~AAOAMO / NOLAN = ~ =~ STAOKES
OJ MOVIE CAOMWEll D MOVIE ***'"' Tilt Right Stuff (1983) H BAAIHGAME8 ***'' C11nll KflOW!tdOe f1 971)
Sam ~d Sco11 Glenn EVENING Jaclt NICh<>llon. Ano-Margret t MOVIE G @i T.J. HOOKER -' T • F S -8:0a-r.a • .,.._ * * • lie Man rom nowy RIYll'" -'""'""' (1982) Klfk Oougtu. Tom Burllflton 1~= IH REVIEW * * "AUICll Of Tiie Killer Tomllott .
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Moore. Mary T yfef M00te Jf
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Eden
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Nancy Prior, T~ppi'• Brother,.. Moira
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stumbled only once. incc Moull
thinks our sports questions arc too
heavy on baseball, perha~ she'll
enjoy today's footbull query.
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deadline for answers as Wcdnc!lday,
otherwise your score can't be llstcd. The~ stretched their lead to 11>.
points this week and 4'Cem to be
unstoppable. But we've still aot seven
Saturdays to go before we crown a
champion of Trivia Bowl I. Here's
your nexl 85SIJnment, and we're
looking for a five-word phrase for
number four.
I . The planes of Alderon wa'
de'itroycd in whal movie?
2 Name the new!lpaper for which
Lou Grant woiked.
3. Who 1s the black youngster 1n the
Peanuts comic stop?
4. President Nixon, 1n his rcs1g-
na11on s_pcech, cited as his pnnc1pal
reason his loss of what?
5. Name the song reportedly played
as the TiLanic went down.
6. The Taylor-Burton bomb
"Boom" was based on a Broadway
play by Tennessee Williams. Nam~ 11.
7. Before he became lhe founding
coach of the Dallas Cowboys, Tom
Landry was a defensive coach for
what NF-L team?
8 Jn the movie "Woman or the
Ye r:· name the ne"'spapcr rorwh1ch
pcnicr rracy and Kathanne Hep-
burn '"'orkcd
9. ( o 1a Mesa·, Arhngton Drive
wa• 11· med for a former City official.
Who?
I 0. You all known Donald Puck's
thr~c neph..cws. but Mickey Mouse
had 1 wo also. What were their names'~
Last Wttll't Aa1wer1
I, Twelve Oaks (Howard's planta-
uon) . 2. Jamestown, N.Y. (Lucy's home
town )
3. Urlngang Up Father (Magic and J' . '8f.~en Thomas EaaJct~n (McQov-
em's lin.t choice)
S Elvis Presley (seven top albums)
6 ·•t Can Get It for You Wholesale"
(StreH.and debut)
7. t\bbott and Costello (Baseball
Hall of Fame) . 8 Andrew John or Adnan <Rose-
mary"i baby)
9. Bo b Gunton <UCI Tony nomi-
nee)
I 0. 1 a) ··The Double Life of Henry
Phyfe." (b) accountant (Red Buttons
iohowt
(Send your answers to TRIVIA, c/o
the D.aily Pilot. Box I 560. Costa Mesa
9162t> All cntncs must be received b}
~11esday otherwise half the play-er's /a:;r !ocore will be awarded)
OllYla, Rance Lattan&J.
Olivia's
engagement
announced
Caring for elderly
growing problem
DEAR AN" LAND R.~ ln reply to the lady an upenor, Wa , ""ho
wrote to rcpnmand the man frorn
( olorado who compl:unfd about the cart of elderly parcou: Her letter
amu5Cd me bCcliute u 1 uactly wha1
1-.ouLd have wri&&enJO ~ Ito
he writes that her pattnts arc in
1heirlatc60sat1d insc>Od halth but 1f
they arc ever ick they would be more
lhitn welcome under her roof.
My hu band and J arc 1n our late look a httlcd1ffcrtnt when bet parents
6()s. We both work full-tune. My arc in lhe1r 80, or 90s. -Beeo Thctc.
parcntsarc 1n their~ They 1ollt1ve DEAR 8 .T.: n.te la•t lt years
LI\ lheirown,apanmcnt five minutes klvedlowaula~etU.C*lltla •1
away. We spend many hours tce1n1 to mail. A• Ufe .,... vow ...,_, t~rneeds. Wedonotknowkomonc ,..,e. art wrtU.c, ....,. •-------
day lo lhe next wtiat Will ha~n . Tbe 8liiM1 problem• •i" tM oW f.ett.
re\Cue sq11ad has c:allcd me several nan )M for a "°9plfal u4 um~ fro m worlc wbtn an em«&ency reaUttic ~vervlew.
has aniet\.
Takinacareofthe elderty is not like D AR N LANDtR.S Recentl) wuog care of a child. Wuh children I bqan to suspect wt my I 6-.~e.r-old
tbcrc ISJOY 1n wtt h1n1 their progress daudlter .~as 5'cepin1 JVJlh her
and development With lhft cldcrl)' bo)'f ncnd I snooped 10 her bur~u
you Wat<.h detcnorat1on. You can (a hamed of myselO and discovered
esubhsh rult'~ for the child and he the Pill pr~bed by our family
respects your authonty. Your aic<f doctor.
parents on the other hand, tell )'OU I feel ~tra>ed by both the doctor
what to do ThC} never get over the and m)' daughter ~he pretends that
notion that )Ou must Obe) them or she 1s hv1ng up to ouJ church's
you ar( d1'>r~pcctful. teaching that sexual 1nterco11nt
You bring up the point that they before mamagc 1s wrong. I con11dcr
"cared for you and your brothers and such hypocrisy unacc,cptabJe beh.av·
sisters." Granted But where arc the 1or.
brothers and ~1s1crs NOW? They art Should I confront my daughter or
living 1n anothc:rsuite. They couldn't 1g.nore the s1tuat1on and hope her
care less 1f you are havinJ problems basic Jood ~nse wall win out and that
with thei r aged parents. h 1s almoM as she w1JI . of her own accord, decide to
If moving awax automaucally ex-hvea hns1lan hfe?-Heansiclc And
empts them of all re~pons1b1hty. Confu~d.
Thanks to modem med1c1ne, tbe DEAR B AND C: Play it 1tralpt,
'Wake Me,' 'Rain' still top charts assumption of the l)oc1al Secunty Mom. Tell yoeru..-.ter yo. uooped
LO ANGELES (AP) -Actress-Adm101strat1on that humans who -abo let kr bow tbt yoe are
si nger Ohv1a Newton-John an-reach 65 soon will be tottcnna on the dJtappolJlted u4 laope dae wUJ sJve nounccdhcr~npgcment Tbursda) lO bnn'k of ~-0-mn Dmde hniJeien ~Slit io-wbran Atq.
actor Mall Lananz1. and the couple pro~n wrong. Wt nov. hnc the old B•t Ma't upec1 UJ m.tnc.iou
7 ··~pons" Huey ~s & The N~ will wed "before the end of the year," taking care of the \try old. di.use la ~r bebvt.r. 09ce u vlac By Tiie A11oclated Pre11 tE~~·~c:l>lt Now" New Edition (MCA) (( hry,siih\I ~ her publicist said. J hope Mrs. Supcnor (Wis.) will c:rosae4 tkatllaett11 alikely tbtUe
The following are Billboard's hot record 15."Dcscn Moon" Dennis DcYouna II' Cun 1 \low Down" Lionel R1ch1e Newton-John. 36. an Australuan, chp 1h1s column and keep n. It will will (oreso HX utJJ marrlace.
h1u as they appear in nellt week's muc of fA&M) ... (Mo10¥.m1 met Lattanzi, a 25->ear-old Amen-rmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Billboard mapzine (opyna,ht 1984. 16."Blue Jean " David Bowie (EMI-9 ·· uddenl)'' Rill) Ocean (J1ve-Ansta) can, five years aJO when 1hey both II Billboard Publ1ca11ons, Inc Repnnted Amenc.a) 10 "~•he's So l nusual" Cyndi laupt'r appeared in the film "Xanadu," said h 17 -1 C'an'1 Hold Back" Surv1vor(Scolll (Ponrml) Paul Bloch of 1he Rogers and Cowan wit penn1ss1on 11 "Ton1gh1" Da\1d Bowie (EMl-HOT SINGLES Bros) publicity 3JCncy. 1."Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" 18 "The War ~mg" Culture ( lub Amenca) Bloch said the marnagc: will be the Wham (Columbia) (Virgin-Epic) 12 .. The llnlorgctlable Fire" U 2 first for both. 2 "P 1 Ra "p (W r Bros) 19."Welklong"Pai Bcnatar(C'hrysalts) (l5land) · urp e in nnce a ner · 20 "Hard Habit to Break" Chicaao 13 "flrea~ Out" The Po1n1er Sisters The couple will wed at private J."I Feel For You" Chaka Khan Pl c'"rcmon1·cs, and no details will be (Warner Bros.) (Warner Bros.) ( ane& 1 ,..
4.~out of f ouch" Daryl Hall &. John TOP LPS 14 "17'' < h1caao (J.ull Moon·Wamer divulged until after 1he mamage has
Oates (RC'A) I "Purple Rain" Pnncc & The Revol· Bros.) taken place. Bloch said . .i"Bctter be Gwd to Mc" r1na Turner uuon IWamer Bros I 15:· 1100 Bel Air Plalc" Julw ltfMJas Miss Newton-John. whose first big
(Capitol ) 2."Bom '" the US.A" Bruce Spnng-(Columbia) career hit was "Lei Mc Be There," in 6."Caribbcan Queen" Billy C>cc.'an stccn (Columbia) 16,"I Feel For You" \haka Khan 1973. teamed w11h John Travoha in
(Jive-Ari'ltll) l."Privatc Dancer" Tina 1 urner (Wamfr Bro'I I 1978 for the hit movie "Grease." 7." trul " Sheena Easton (EM I-Amen-(Capitol) 17." I fcanbcat C'1t> ··The Cars (Elektra) .----------------t 4."'The Woman 10 Red' ~oundtrark" 18."'Eddie and the Crul\ers' ca~."All Throu&h the Nighl" ( yndi 1ev1e Womkr (Motown) ~oundtrack" John ( a!Tcn) & The Beaver
P · 5."Volumc One" lloncydnppers Brown Band (Sco111 Bro\) Lau per ( onra1t) 19 "l.mo1ion" Barbra 4.iirc1sand (( ol-9. "Pcnoy Lover" L1onc:I R1ch1e (faparan.w)
<MolQwn) 6."81g Bam Boom·· Daryl Hall & John umh1a I
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
lo work for ou 10."I Ju 5t Called to Say 1 Love 't ou" __ <>_a_ie_s..,<R=Cr.=A=)==-~---------..----"2-0"'"".··.\nuru1hie"Kissl Mercur\I -tl'tn'flt"RTell~CM?ffi>WriT" ~ ------------------------------------------------------, 11 "No More Lonely Nights" Paul McCanne) IColumh1a) 12."Tht' Wild Boys" Duran Duran I
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1 l"c;ea of Love" Hon<'ydnppcrs
Flynn story
premiere set
LOS ANGELES (AP)-A little bit
of Hollywood's "Golden Era" will be
re-created for the premiere of1he CBS
television biography of Errol Flynn.
The movie, "My Wicked, Wicked
Ways ... The Legend of Errol Flynn,"
won't be tclccast until next Jan. 21 ,
but the premiere will be held Tuesday
al Mann's Chinese Theater.
It will be an old-fashioned premiere
wilh vintage automob1lc:s. a cocktail
party and lots of stars.
Duncan Regehr stars as Flynn, with
Barbara Hershey. Darren McGavin,
Lee Purcell. Hal Linden and Pamela
Mason.
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By CHRIS MONAHAN
o.., NM Cen11111 n..,.t
GLENDALE -Friday niaht's
first-round ClF Bia Five football
game between Marina Hiih 1lnd
Loyola came out ~ust about as
expected -witj\ a twtsl •
It was a strong defensive per-
fonnance that made the difference,
but it did not come from the Cubs,
who shut six of their 11 opponents
this year, rather the Vikings.
Marina (7-4) came up with four
interceptions (one of which was run
back for a touchdown), two fumble
recoveries and blocked a field goal in
a 28-20 upset of ~ola at Glendale
High.
ihe Vikinf.S advance to the second
round and will play two-time defend·
ing champions Servite Friday at
Westminster High. It will be a
rematch of a game played earlier this
year (also at Westminster), when the
VilUngs handed the Friars (I 0-1) their
only loss of the year, 10-7.
"-I don't think (Scrvit~) is the same
team we played earlier . this year.
They're a wee bit better," said a happy
Marina Coach Dave Thompson.
Of has team's performance against
Loyola, Thompson said, "We played
a real fine game defensive!~. They
gave us the ball and the ofTenso was
able to capitalize."
Indeed, three of the Vikings' four
scores came as a result of, or
follo'Ying, a Loyola turnover. De-
fensive backs Vince Piccione (an
interception and the blocked kick)
and Fred Jordan (fumble recovery
and an interception return for a
touchdown) did most of the defensive
damage for Marina.
(Pleue .ee MARINA/83)
.
Edi80n linebacker Phil Nabal puta the
finlahln& touchea on Nck of Bl•hop Amat
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quarterback Rick Carter while Charier
~e Jen~~end.8 a hand Friday ntcllt.
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No prep footbaU \earn U\ Oran_ae
. County enjoyi a better reputat1on for
its dd'enic than Edison Hiah's
Chargen -and Coach 8111 Work-
man says· the last area he'd look to
blame for his team's 21-20 loss to
Bishop Amat Friday ni&ht before
S,200 at Oranae Coast Cofleae would
be his defense.
But in the final analystS -what
shows is a 2l~po1nt fourth-quarter
~xplosion by the Lancers to send
Bishop Amat into the second round
of the CIF Bi& Five Conference
playoffs against Riverside Poly.
In one of the most incredible rup--
flops in C IF playoff history. the
Chargers exploded for three touch·
downs in the third quarter on th~
successive pass plays from three
different pas5Cf'S, to IJ'1lb what ap-
red to be an insurmountable 20-0
__..~-au,ing-into .. i he .. fouM qu.ancr.
Amat, however. bounced back wath
an 82-yard march and then struck
with the home run, a SI -yard touch·
down pass to Emmett Downs with
9:31 remaining to pull to within
20-14.
The Chargers punted and held,
then fumbled the ball away at their 35
and the Angelus league runners-up
responded with the wmnang drive.
capped by quanerback Rick Carter's
nudge over the middle from inches
out with I :22 left.
"When we got ~t first one," said
Amat assistant 9>b Woods. "we
knew if we could hold 'em we had a
chance."
Wortomrn echoed the same line,
(Pleue eee &DISOl'f/83)
~ .
l i ABE:: Tars Q!lnish ~ellflowt;r;_ Uniou ~ted _
Kl1"'~'S Newport turns it on in t he second half Trojans a re worn dow n in second half
.l~'~ to post con vin cing 49-7 fi rst-round win by Valencia in 27-0 opening-round loss
tNGLEWOOO (tp) _ -~ B'y RICHARD DUNN A~~ a ii~Dllily"-tCe1ra.,.--1
htgh 30 polnla to lled 0. Lo. The intensity ~vel may not have
Aftglle9 lak8"I IP a 121-118 been there at the outset. but Newport
· victory over ttte ¥titting Kmtw Harbor High's Sailors sk>wly warmed
City Klnp ,,..._ In Netaonll to the lask in their CIF football
Batk.tbel Allodattef1 pl8J M the P!~off opener with Bellflower Friday
Forum ni t. AbciUhJabMr WM 13 of 16 from he Sail~rs (9-0-2) knew ~II flower
the fletd and pulled down nine (4-7) wasn t exactly a prime con-eboundl J ..,_.,ldded2t tender for the CIF Central Con· ~-rot L~.:..::;.:,'7 n Urry ference championship, and the Sail-..-·-~~ 18 ors'49-7 first-round.playoff~ictoryat
poln u -w. ·~-fin~_ Newport Harbor High certainly con-.....--.. 1e0n ._...., .,,. finned the theory.
Qlftle wtth 11 ••• Ind Nnt "TheY. are not unintelhgen.t kids." Polntl. Kurt AMtbla had a ~ said Sailor Coach Mike Giddings of
ilMI Nboundl. ~ his players. "They lcnew -they
The 'Eddie John8on,... Ill watched the movies." ecor 33 polnta Ind O'*d What Giddings was refemng to
Regglel'heulldded 18. Theulhad were the game films of the No J entl)
14 Hllrta for ~ City. ~ from the Suburban League.
I aa ... Thompeon led the King• After building a 14-0 lead with jUSI
with nine~. under a mtnut~ gone in the second
TheLek .. 8"dtheKlnas~ quaner. the Sailors started to paur 1t
Finally. Giddings brougbt an his re~rves. Ana after the lfuccaneers
scored with 41 seconds left in the
game, the a1lors were still at it.
Lack of intensity or not. Newport
celebrated an easy victory.
•Quarterback Shane Foley com-
pleted all 14 of has passes for 170
>ards, including touchdown strikes of
17 and 33 yards to Ho Truong and
Tod Spaoncr. respectively.
•Fullback Fritz Howser ran all
over the place and picked up 107
yards on 20 carries. And. he set the
tempa for Newpart by crashing
through the middle in the first quarter
for a (our-yard touchdown run.
"l felt at halftime we weren't
playing with the same intensity we
should have," said Giddings, whose
team held a 21-0 advantage at that
<1tage. "I wasn't real happy at haJf-
tam c."
ButG1ddings feltbcueras 1hethird
quaner began.
(Pleue .ee RWPORT /83) Shane Foley
By ROBB MUNSON o.., ..... c... p .. ,,
o\fter the opening 24 minutes
Friday night. the U niversity Ha&h
footba11 team was in the midst o( a
tight battle with the ValenCla Tigers.
However, the next 12 minutes
proved fatal for the Trojans. as
Valencia kept its perfect record intact
with a 27-0 victory in the first round
of the Clf Central Conference foot-
balJ playoffs before 1,500 rain-soaked
fans at Brea-Olinda High.
The Tigers, leading by a mere seven
points at the half, put the game away
with a pair of tbitd-quaner touch-
downs. The first score of the second
half was set up by a Univenityfumble
at the Trojans' 13-yard line. With
7:38 left in the quaner, Jim Carnpanas
passed I 0 yards to Raymond Pallares
1n the end zone.
One minute later Valencia regained
pos~ssioo when ~n Man ma inter-
cepted the ball at the University 48.
T-wo plays later at was Pallares again. w«ttythrough thetnt Mlrwlet'l the on ... and on.
..... ttlkJng • 81-58 halftime ..................................................................................................................... __
leed. Loe Angele8 blew the game
open In the IMI llX minutes of the
tflk'd cauart•. out800r1ng KMMt
Ctty 25-t and opening up a 21-
potnt bulge, 19-78.
Will Trojans get greedy today?
The wtn pulMd the ...... CS F 11 11 d record to e.a, tt. ftrat tHn9 thle u erton w i nee
11uontoaMQelelhaagoneowr a win and miracle today ..... 500 nwtc.,,. Klnga dropped
to 1•7. • Lek• COtllOh Pat Ney Mid the dffferel.ae In .... geme a... In the
............ Loa~ °'**9 up ltl ruonlnggame. Stngte
coi.•9 ol JllbW llllO added to
.... Liker ........ Mid.
"It W81 I llow prN for 21A ...,., .. _,...,,"'Kaw had
a.,....~ but• hed to"'" to ..,.. .. up. ~ fronted K.-m
.. .,..,. him one-on-GM ...
~· No OM C8ft 8'*°d him Gne-°""'°"'9... •
~~TI.I!~ ......... ~·~·1•<.., .. Potllnd mcMll the c.-. Into lale=••onotllCGM ...... tn • DMllan.
USC, already headed for a Jan. I date ID the
Rose Bowl, takes on ri val UCLA toda} in
Pasadena. and the Trojans would hkc to cap their
successful season by reversing a trend which ha
seen the Bruins come away victorious three of the
last four times the teams have met
Meanwhile. Cal State Fullerton ha~ a date 1n
Las Cruces to face New Mexico State. where the
Titans need a V1etory and a miracle to aa .. ance to
past:jeason eja_y.
Herc's what's on the agenda .
USC (7-0, 1-1) at UCLA (4·2, 7·3l: It didn't
take long for tht' Uni versity of • outherh
California to JO from bt'ing a 4-6-1 team to be1,og
a panicapant an the Rose Bowl aame.
ow, Coach Icd Tollner of the ·Tm,an 11
looking for even more succes .
"We want to get greedy now," said Tollner,
whose seventh-ranked TroJans face cros town
n val UCLA 1u the Rose Bowl (ChanR_el 2 at
12:30). "We're an the l'lite group of top I 0. so ll't's
continue to play well and see how high we can go.
"We cannot rest on what's been ac-
complished. We can't let the season end because
we won the Rose Bowl berth."
Last year was a nightmare for Tollner. who
m his first season as the Trojans' hc.1d coach wa!>
the man :u tbe top as Southern Cal won less than
half ot its games for the first lime 1nce 1961 .
But that V.as last }ear. This ) ear has been
much d11Terent, and much more pleasant. The
Trojans earned their first benh in the Rose Bowl
game in fr~c )ears last ~turda;. with a 16-7
vtC'tory over Washington.
"I'm happr, Ted >Ao n It (the confercn~
champ1onsh1p), • said UC'LI\ Coach TefT'}
Donahue. "I'm happ) for him and has staff and
h1 pla)ers. lt's na~ to be rede~med afier
uffenna some hardships.''
Donahue added he'd be even happier 1f ha
team bad the oppc>rulnity-to-bc s>&•Yln& Tollner
and the Trojans for the conference tat le and Rose
Bowl benh in the annuaJ aame between the
teams.
A crowd of80.000 1s expected.
Cal State Fullerton ($.1, 10-1) at New
Mexico State (1-5, 2-8): Unlike the Tro1ans. the
T1tam. arc ~ro~bl}' going nowwhcre follov.1 ng
last v.eck's -6-20 loss to Nevada-Las Vegas.
Still. Cal State Fullerton will conclude its
most successful season -wan or lose -an Las
• Crm:cs todn}. Kickoff as ~t for noon PST.
"Our goal now is to finish I I· I and root like
hcd. fo r Utah tatc and Fresno tate.'' notes
Fullenon Coach Gene Murphl . refcmng to the
remote pass1b1ht} his team w1I still earn a bid an
the Cahfom1a Bov.I
The Titans ha\C to hope Fresno State and
l tah St:ne upset tht Rebel . lt's the only wa}
Fullerton can find itself playing the M1d-
.\mencan Conference champion Dtc IS m
Fresno
"\\ c got help from Long Beach last ) ear after
"C lost to l 'Nl V, but 1t sttms hkel}' that U L \>
"''" represent, and represent v.ell. the PC' i\A.''
Murph ad<kd.
New Meioco tate has struggl~ Ln its first
setnon m the PC <\. Second-year coach Fred
ZcQhman has used three quanerbacks this seJison
and seen his defense nddled at tames:
...
· Bdlson, lffine, GdM take their title shots tonight
It comes down to one match for with a CIF champion hip at the the) have an excellent team.~
air! volleyball squads from Edison. expense of the unbeaten and top-ln1ne's last vmt to the C'IF final$
Irvine and Corona de! Mar ha&hs sttdcd Vaqueros. was three )~an aao when the \ra-
toniaht, as each shoots for CIF But Mohs rtalizc has team v.1ll 1ts qucros captured the lltlc.
champ1onsh1p honors. hands full aaaanst Ela1na Oden & Co Corona de! :far waa sttdcd fourth
Edison and Irvine dash at 6:30 for tomaht. entenna the S· tournament after
the ~A mlt, whale Corona dcl Mar .. ~ is one of the mo ' souaht· hanna the Sea V1ew La&ue title. but
t.an••ca with Gahr for the S·A crown after air.l,s an the 8~~· sf not the thc • a kmp made hort work of o
. ., 8 30 r.. h 11 , ~untry, .aid Mo hs But to have a 1 $ttd nta Monaca Thursda\'
in the : b ''°!~c whf1cClF9'1 bcu.. rttord that they have (20-0) mean winn1n13--0 But ~•nate a •I u.y o c am· they must have some other c'ccllent • ·fli ...._.,.. me paoostup tuules at Manna Hap. pta era. as well." d1 mnt .,.vvtc':"
Ed110n rolled to an unbfatcn ~>'' Mark M couc or Irvine: "Gah1 ph )'the bnllclll •n
Sunset Lcaauc tcason under Cc>1ch .. That 1s the first time v.c will havt' CIF they have •rt nd t\llrO real aooJ
Dave Mo hH•ho as hoprna to cap at off • sctn Edison th1 )car. hut w~ realm· Jumpcn... said Kin · Coach
0
. .
C'harhc Brande "Thcy ha"c a•rl tha1
are ~IO. 6-1 and 6-2 and they h11 lhe
ball hard "
Bran& 1s 1nipre sat v.11h Gahr'
h1tt1na ablhty, M cnli ted a lOUplc of
pll)'trs from the hoys' team to help
with h1 team' dcfcn 1n "orkout
Fnda • But. he fttl hlS a ~1 will
bt' ttad)' for an than& ton ht. C'-t'l'I a
fht-tamt cndunanct tctt.
"We stancd ((M'ldatton.i n Jul
27 aftd I fftl lhit &cam 1 tn e'c lltnt
h.al)C. • said Brande. "\\'r·,, bttn
&ttlll\I ttC'r C\ Ct)' lime llUt and
v.e ve come totcther as a team. The
11rls hoe "orkcd hard for th11 foal
and I fed -c'U play -.-eu toruaht •
CdM' la \ v1'11 to IM dwn-
p1on5h 1p match .-. 1n 1979 -.hen u
Ii n t!hcd $t'COnd. The Sea Kinas won
tht titk an 1977 and 197
In car11er tf champion hip
matcl\C\ toda) at MannL Boron
met"U Brcnt"'ood ( mall bool
Q 30 a.m ): Parad te faces kl·
<><bland (I· • II am). onfhuff
La on Indio l2· 1 )() pm ) and
Ram of the World bani~ Rhtn1dc
Pol { \. \, 3 30 p m.)
this lime o n The groun u JuriiOi
rambled 39 yards for the score, sivial°
the T 1eers a 20-0 lead with 5:46
remaining an the third period.
"We helped them o ut with tht
fumble and the intcrceptton," said
Una,ers1tv Coach Rick Curtis. "We
knew coming mto the game that if~
were going to wan~ could not mab
mistakes. Wulidn't do that."
Apan from the costly mistakes, tbt
Trojans were limited oo off'en~
running only 37 plays thcentirepme:,
while Valencia was allowed 68.
"We knew that WC bad LO keep tbt
ball away from them, .. said Cunis.
whose team was making itS 6n\
playoff appearance m 10 }81'1.
"Valencia 1s one of the best teams iD
the conference. and they ~ve kept
the baJJ away from everybody ebe/'
T a.acr C oacb Mike Marrujo felt that
It was his teams playoff' experience
that helped them wi~L
"We've been 1n the playoffs forfo\D' •
[Pleue eee tnn/113)
. -
·-..
JeffKemJ?liaawon :;i~~~~~~~'m S8dd1ellact iroaips
his fa th er • v.ote I 18-104 lriumph over New York. The lcm Stand-in Norwalk proves no problem Al\~r tl\at, however, Saddlcback was the Knicks' ninth an the last 10 aames and the aot a little 1Joppy. a. Pro qua ..... erback ICVCnth su.i&ht on the road. Berurcl l.lq led New 'or Roadrunne s 1 31 10 t 1 h Norwalk aot back in the pme .. it .& I. York, 2·9. with a aame-hiJh 34 poi.nts •.• J{od Foater 11 r n -r ump capitalized on Roadrunner fumble
scored a ~son~~iib l4 ~1 nts and Larr)' Nuee poun~d By JOSEPH DUDEVOlR that was recovered by Ismael Ma .... From AP dilpa&efft
The quanerback and his father have a
hnle1""0blem communicatinJ. Jeff Kemp
wants to talk politics but his dad, Jack,
preftn to diacu football.
.. We talk probably twice a week on the phone,"
Jeff, t~e Rams' quarterback, said of Rep. Jack Kemp. R-
N. Y., formerly an outstandinJ pro quarterback.
"I try to talk about polit1cs, but he keeps steering
the converutioo to footbaJI," he added with a grin. ·•J
lhink he really likes the fact that
I'm playing pro ball now. He
hasn't played for a long time, ha s
focused on politics, so I thank my
playing bnngs back some old
memories for him."
The younger Kemp's unlike-
ly rise an pro football began when
he was signed as a free agent by the
Rams in 1981 out of Dartmouth.
He has been the R.ams' quar·
terback since the third game oft he
Jeff Kemp season. when Vince Ferragamo
suffered a broken hand.
Kemp, who had thrown only 31 passes with 14
co mpletions in has first three years wath the club. as 89 oi
173 for 1.329 yards and I 0 touchdowns, with just thrct
interceptions.
Kemp said he had wanted to follow an has father·,
footsteps and be a pro quarterback since he was a kid,
He said he kept h1s dre.am to himself while he was in
college, realizing NFL people didn't exactly regard the
Ivy League as a hotbed of co llege football talent.
"I didn't want to talk about it much si nce it might
not work out," he said. "I was disappointed when I
wasn't drafted, but then the Ra ms called me and signed
me.
"Although I didn't pla) much the first three years.
I always felt that I was here for some reason. I studied
-and·watched and learned, and when the time came for
me to play, I was ready."
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ll•DIMane holdout, 8bout hie trltNng Mbftt tNI
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Miller •tretchea lead to four
MIYAZAKI. Japan -American D Johnny Miller fired a 5-under-par 67
Friday for a two-round total of 135, to lead
by (our strokes at the halfway mark of the
Phoenix golf tournament.
The 37-year-old MiJler scored birdies on the
fourth, sixth, seventh. I 0th, and 13th holes over the
6,993-yard. par-72 Phoenix Country Club course.
Amencan Craig Stadler. Sandy Lyle ofBritain and
Bernhard Langer of West Germany share second place
at 139. Lyl e shot 66. Stadler 67 and Langer 70 Friday.
Amencan Willie Wood and Japan's Toshaharu
Kawada shared fif\h spot at 140. Wood shot 69 and
Kawada 71. ·
Paclree' Gwynn algne rich pact
SAN DIEGO -All-Star outfielder ii
Tony Gwynn signed a five-year contract
that Wlll pa y him more than S500,000 in
198.5 and more thanS--l m11l1on af the San
Diego Padres exercise their option on ham an 1990, has
attorney s.a1d Friday.
Gwynn, 24. had an existi ng contract with the
Padres that wasn 't to expire until after the 1985 season.
Bot General Manager Jack McKean announced at an
afternoon news conference that the new pact replaces
the old.
'T m ecstatic," Gwynn said. 'Tm really happy we
aot this thing settled quickly."
. Gwynn was paid SI00,000 for the 1984 season,
during which he hit a league-leading .351, had five
home runs. drove in 7 1 runs and sco red·88. He would
have received S 180,000 in 1985 under the old contract.
in 14 of has 16 1n a lopsided fif'1t period as Phoenix grab bag of bi& plays to pan a wm that quez at the Saddlebaclc 12. b~cd t~ .a. 118-l ~ victory over Milwaukee. The Deir,... C•m ••' ,...., Watte aaid was andacauve of Saddle· From there quanerbaelc Steve
Pactfic Div11100-ltadan' Suns. now 8-3. ltd by IS at Saddleback Ha&h used a lot of back's season. Locke hit rtoelver James Maciel with
three st&&~ of the ope.nan& qua.ner before Nance sank liahtnina and a touch or thunder to "We've never been a team that 1 17.yard TD pa to cut the lead to twoj~pcn1nthefinall :07fora3S·l3butac ... Alt1 tum back Norwalk, 31.10, in the sustainsdrives.''5aldW1ttc."WeJust 1910.
Ealftd continued hit torrid pace w1th 32 points as openina round or tit Central Con• break it bi& and score quickly. That's • ·
Denver defeated Houston. 11 9-102, before I 8,SS7 fans ferencc CIF football playoffs Friday what happens when you have a lo\ of Sal:tdleback closed out the first half
-thebaggestcrowdevertoseean NBApmein Denver · ni&ht at the Santa Ana Bowl. · speed." • tumina the ball over again and a
... AJ )Vood'1 rebound basket and Jacl Slkma'a free The Roadrunners origan~lly Every Roadrunner TD drive took havina a 24-yard field aoal attempt
throw in the la t six seconds provided the margin of thoulfllt they were going to face seven plays or less and was set up or blocked. fortunately for the Road·
victory as Seattle defeated Ponland, 9 1-89 . . . Anes1a in the first round. but an scored with a big pl~. For example: runnef'1, Norwalk wasn't able to take
Philadelphia stopped Detroit I 01·90 as Jallaa Ervla1 ineliaiblc player cost Artesia three •Saddleback' Glenn C..mpbell advantage of the miscue .
scored 21 points and Motet MaJoae had 19 · · · India.na wins a.nd its playoff opportunity. took a hand-off and sprinted SS yards
took Sao Antonio 128-l I 7 in overtime as Jim 'raomaa Norwalk (6-S), which thought at to give the Roadrunners a 7.3 lead "'~ .!1~~=.,. to
scored nine points in the fourth quarter and then added ·season was over, wu given the nod less than a minute after Norwalk had Norwalk . > 7 o ~ 1
eight in ovenime to pace the Pa~\rs. Tuesday. Both coaches had onli three taken ashort-lived 3-0advantage on a S.d<lt.t>eck 13 ' 6 .......,, Nor--Sdln.tdet 19 F G Buffalo wine· in la•t minute ~~~~e~~-prepare their sqauds or the ~-i~~:~11:/3~Jv~~. Tony Schneider ~::c~l>~un51(:~~ ~~~jell •lck>
Seo-<>ffl .J6 HU from Cook (HU telltcl)
Breat PetertoD scored bas fourth goal ~
of the season with just 45 seconds '
remaining in the third period to hft Buffalo
to a 3-2 National Hockey League decision
over Washington Friday nighL Peterson's goal came
when Washington's Roel Lupay tried to block a shot
from the point and smother the puck. However, Craig
Ramaay managed to squirt it loose and passed it to an
uncovered Peterson. parked 10 feet in front of the net .
.. In other NHL action Friday, Joey Mollee notched has
second career hat tnck to lead St. Louis to a 4-2 victory
over Quebec Nordiques. Mullen was assisted on all
three goals by linemates KevlD LaVallee and Bernie
Federko ... Vancouver skated to a wild 7-6 victory over
visiting Pittsburgh.
Army wins wild one, 45-31
TOK YO -Nate Sassaman picked
apart Montana's defense with option plays,
including one shck pitch to Clarence Jones
for a 78-yard score, as Anny ran to a 45-31
victory over the Grizzhes. .
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for us." said Saddleback Coach Jerry Sadaleback's Joe Dealscored on a 1-kldlslo-c,mpCMjl 1 run 11110 t•lltcl>
Wat te. "Even ri~t before this game, yard run o n a drive keyed by a great s.o-J-. •run 1111c11 fefltdl our players acc1dentally kept going 38-yard catch and nin by Earl Jones. Alf4'11d•nc• 1,500 ln tlmeled l
over our game plan for Artesia. I hope Jones took a pass from quarterback INDlvt0u:i,~uasT1Cs
nex t week's a little less hectic." John Cook at the Norwalk 30 and Nor-Nooet, ,Hu, L0Pt1, 6·44; Loclle, 2·
That's when Saddleback (10·0-1) jitterbugged his way down to the 1-ior~r;~~~p~t. 11-142; Jone•. NI; Beker, faces Fullerton ( 10-1) with the si te to yard line -five plays this time. M . COOk. s-.; 0.11. M .
be determined by a coin nip th is •The lead ballooned to 19-3 as ,..,._ . Nor-LOO.e, l ·ll·l, 39, TroncoM>, 1·4·0, 26 morning. Deal scored again -this tame on a S.O-COOk. HS·I, 1u.
The lack of thorough game plan 36-yard strike from Cook on a fourth· No.--Meci.t. 1.~~. 1•17 didn't seem to hurt the 'Roadrunners, and-3 play to -open the scoond s.~1. Mo. Butler, l·M, Jc>nH, Me.
astheyusedtheirvauntedspecdanda quarter. campW, l·l•, w1111ems. H O; O•vl•, 1-10.
Conquerors
win, 36-13:
in finals
Fullback Peter Dean .scored three
touchdowns including one on a 67-
yard pass from quarterback Tom Bass
to lead Newport Christian into the
CIF Small Schools football cham·
pionship game with an easy 36-13
victory over Bloomington Christian
at Huntington Beach High Friday
night.
The Conquerors, now 8-3. will play
the winner of today's Cal Lutheran-
Hesperia winner io the CIF title game
at a site to be determined.
Bloomington Christian held a
13-10 advantage at half\ime before
Newport Christian puL26 r ints on
the board in the second hal .
Dean hauled in an I I-yard touch-
down pass from Bass and ran for a 4-
yard TD while Kevin Hendrie booted
a 30-yard field goal for Newport
Christian. Bass opened Newport
Christian's scoring with a 25-yard TD
hookup to David Theel.
...Bass complelcd_8 of l 4 passes for
169 yards on the ni,ht while Forbes
was the Conquerors top rusher with
88 yards on 15 carries.
.... ...,, CNt•tteft 34, llHmlo ..... Chr. 1J
k4ir• by Ou•Mwl BIOomtllOIOll Cllrl•tlen 7 6 0 0-13
NewPOl't C11rl•fl•n 7 3 12 14-36
NC-T""' 25 pen from Ben (Htn<lrlt •lclll
BC-Farria 30 run CPllllllPI klcl<l
NC-H•ndfi. 30 FG BC-f'errl1 12 oeu from OH n (kick feli.d)
NC-OH n II oeu from Beu (klcil fel..O)
NC-f'ortlft 3 run (Ir.lo felteo)
NC-OH n 67 lllU from Beu IH•nclri. klCkl
NC-OH n •run (Hendr~ kk;kl
Allel\denc• 500 !n llmeledl INDIVtDUAL STATISTICS
lllutftlnt
NC-For~1. IS·•; Ot1n, 6·39
l'Hllnt
NC-Beu. •·1•·2, 169 "~'"' NC-TllHI, 3·62, Moroen, l·2S, O.en, 2·71,
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Monarchs topped
in overtime,. 13-10
By HUGH SILER
DellJl'llotC.,rn••ndlMI
BELLFLOWER -lo what will go
down as one of the most nerve-
wrackmg finishes m recent CIF
football history, the St. John Bosco
Hi$h Braves held on to defeat Mater
De1 13-10 in a California tiebreaker
Friday night before 2,500 fans at St.
John Bosco.
The Braves showed why they are
the Del Rey League champions (8-2-1
overall), but the victorydJd not come
easy as they never led in regulation
and trailed I 0-7 at one point an
overtime.
"There 1s no one 10 blame but
ourselves." Monarch Coach Chuck
Gallo stated. "Our defense did a
supenor job. They're (the Bra ves) a
great football team."
Mater Dc1 got on the scoreboard on
llS first possession of the night,
·marching 60 yards on nine plays, with
the score coming on a Todd
Marinovich paH of ~~ yards which
was deOectcd into the hands of
rec~iver Paul Cardenas.
Gary Coston added the PAT. and
Mater Dea looked as if it was going to
pull off the upset.
The Monarchs' score was set up by
three passes from the southpaw
Marinovich to his favorite target,
Mike Mitchell, netting a total of 36
yards.
The Braves finally got things un·
tracked midway through the founh
quarter. On second down and fi ve,
from the Bosco 40-yard hne
soph omore running back Oscar Meza
broke a tackle at the line of scrimmage
and out-raced the Mater Dei second-
ary 60 yards for the score.
With the score tied at seven at the
end of regulation lime, the California
tiebreaker was initiated to settle
things.
Mater Dea woo the coin flip and
had first shot at scoring from the
Braves' JO-yard line.
Two deflected passes and one
running play netted the Monarchs six
yards, and on fourth down, Coston
added a 20-yard field goal to put
Mater Dci up 10-7.
With victory all but at their
fmgertips.. the Monarchs could pull
off the win if they could hold the
Braves on the following series.
Such was not the case, however, St.
John Bosco was given a chance to try.
its luck from Mater Dei's 10-yard
line.
On the first play, Brave quar-
terback Mike McMaster rolled out
and found Gaspar Lomonaco for the
game-winner.
"h was a good game to win, and
tough one to lose," Braves Coach Bill
...F ricdrich .said.
St. JCIM a.tee U, fMter o.t 10
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SJB~Meie 60 run !LMlf'Mn klGk)
°""""'9 MD-<oston 20 FG
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OCC eyes strong finish; Gauchos eye title
Orange Coast Co llege, on a roll
following a sluggJsh start, pla ys host
to Citrus College to highhght com-
munity college football aclJon today.
Coach Dick Tucker's Pirates are
hoping a strong finish will put them
over the .500 mark i_n Mission
Conference pla y. Quarterback Ken
Laszlo. who has thrown for 793 yards
and eight touchdowns. leads the
Pirates. The Owls are led by quar-
terback Bryan Judson who threw 55
times last week against Saddleback.
completed 182 of332 passes tor 2,248
yards and I 5 touchdowns. He has also
been intercepted 11 ti mes. Golden
Wes-t counters with quarterback John
Heinle. the No. 2 passer m the
confere nce. He has completed 148 or
276 passes for 1,8 10 yards and 12
touchdowns.
Santa Ana and-Saddleback. The news
from Mesa means Saddleback ha s
already captured at least -a tie for the
crown. The Gauchos, 7-0 in con-
ference, wiU have to stop all-purpose
runner Zcth Vardon of the Dons.
Vardon leads the county in receptions
with 43 catches for 771 yards and
seven touchdowns. Quarterback
Dave Money bas passec1 for l ,478
yards while completing 11 7 of 224
passes. Santa Ana, 5-1. can win the
.championship b.y bcatiJ:l4Saddlcbad.
toni&ht and then k.nockmg off OCC
on 'thanksgiving Day.
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Meanwhile. Golden West enter-
tains El Camino 1n a Pac-9 Con·
ference game at I :30 today at OCC
whale Saddlcback and Santa Ana go
head to head at Saddleback with the
Masston Conference title on the line.
OCC and Saddleback have 7:30 p.m.
contests.
Herc's how the games sha~ up:
Citrus at Orange Coast: OCC has
won three of its last four games and
Four area teams
home in tennis
Of the five Orange Coast area high
El Camino at Golden Weat: El
Camino 1s in a tie for last place in the
.fac:9~but the Wamors-ha-v~ the No.
I quarterback 1n the conference m
freshman Larry Egger. Egger has
Santa Au at Saddleback: The
visiting Dons and Gauchos arc battl·
ing for the M 1ss1on Conference cham-
pionship afler an ~o Mesa .an-
nounced 11 was forfeiting its two
victories this season -wins over
Golden West completes
unbeaten sec season
..chool girls tennis squads that Golden West College concluded an breezed past Saddleback behind' th e
survived the fi rst round of the Cl F 4-unbeaten South Coast Conference efforts ofChns Donohue with 13 kills
A playoff<i on Thursday, only Marina campaign Friday night by sweeping and Cece Elias with 11.
wall be on the road fo r second-round past Saddleback in women's com-The Rustlers now await the seeding
action th as aflemoon. munity eollcge volleyball action. for the ~onals on Wednesday, with
.\nd the Vikings won 't have to go Orange Coast aJso ended con-compctiuon due to begin Dec. I at
'er) far. v1~1tang Estancia for a I 30 ference play on a wanning note by Allan Hancock College in Santa
match dispatching Fullerton, whale UC' Maria.
Irvine rallied to down Cal State Oraa1e Coa1t 3, Fuller&oa 1: The
Laguna Beach wall pJay at 11 a.m. Fu11erton in u non-conference college Pirates seem assured of one of the at-when the Artists welcome top-seeded match. large berths in the regionals afler
Palos Verdes which thumped Foun-Here's whnt happened: completing conference play at 12-2
taan VaJley. 16-t, ln the first round. Golden Weat 3, Saddlebacll O: With with a I 5-7, I 5-6, 4-15, 15-8 victory at
Al~ a; home today wall be Edison the South Coast Conference already Fullerton. •
Tagainst Foo1hill) and Woodbndge clinched, the Rustlers now eye the Roxanne McMallcn had 14 kills
(v<,. C"'apa'itrano Valley). Those SouLhcm Cahfomaa Regional tour-and Suzette Gervais chipped m with
matche'i havr been se t for 2 p.m, nament afler pohshma off the 12 kilt&.
Quarterfinal contests are scheduled Gauchos, IS-7. 15-3, 15-6. UC Irvine 3, Cal State Fallertoa l:
lor Tuesday. Golden West ( 14-0 in conference) The Anteaters rolled to a I 0-15, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil IS-13. IS-I I, IS-S triumph over the ' Titans behind Junior outside hitter
Cindy Rohria's 17 kills.
UCI pololsts
win finale, 10-6
LONO ~EACH -UC Irvine
closed out the reaula.r w1ter polo
season with a victory Friday. Now the
Anttatcn will have lO wait untal
Sunday to sec af they're selected for
the NCAA tournament dcseate their
sccond·plaoc finish jn the PCAA.
The Anteaters topped host LonJ
Beech i.te, 10-6, Friday behind a
four-goal performance by J.R.
S.lvatore and two lbalt ap1ccc by
Tony Bell and Olen Awtrbl'hp.
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lme Swlnol"9 (TrHwre) uo
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In Thi USA, Quehte40
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R09UI, W1vton Awav. JM'M\ln, loon eoon.. BOl'OlllM, 1!11v Twllllr Jet
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$1 IXA(TA <2· 11 Plld 1232.10.
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Whlll Tie (Pllll.enton) 2.40
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SIXTH •ACI . .00 .,.rdl.
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3.00
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Time-20.24
U IXACTA 12·5) OllCI '39.60
s•V•NTM ftACI. 350 nrch
Slu llll S.UCI <E Gerc:lll I0.00 "'° , 40
Nlotll Trec:llt (Pllk.elllonl UO > 20
&r"lY Pieri ICr11oer) > 40
Also racld Two Mldcll•, Honor Thi
Doctor. Miu June Fii•""· Blelulllol Ol•lllou, Lucks F1me. HIV To Hullll,
ltout1C111 Gem Timi. 17.11. st IXACTA (3·101 Plld 156.00
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Rl\QUI Tolllv
Time: 11.n .
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with sht winning tlcll.lls (five llorllt).
C1 rrvover POOi 111.m '9.
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Also rlC.IG L.1 G11u . Bv1 eve B1nct1. Cl~t Kell, FM!ln Merri. &Cit ICrt To
Thi Arc. LI,,., L.1dv AIUl't
Time: 17"3
S2 CXACTA (4-S) 011<1 Sl4 2Q
TINTH •ACI. 170 verds
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MIC!lo Miio 01 Gerclll l 40 3 00
Come On OtCI 81vc (Flotesl 4 JO Also rKeel lt00« Vouno, Tues Vlll.lno,
Hoolllel 0..0, MIOhtv Marcus, lmeloflnloo
Time t6'2
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AlllndlJICt 6,034
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Mi Vere e.. IMcCerron)
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Fencv I Q., Silver Princess
Time I II l•S
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HO 240
)IO 300
tOO
Cwcesla
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Gigi, I'm Gunn111111ven, Prlnc11i Ovne.
E Ternat R11son, Nellve Ride. Piouenllv,
L.uckv Kev R
Time I 12 3/S
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Time I 12 4/5
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FIFTH ••c•. ""' mi!H
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Down T,,. $'-(Toro) f 40
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Gellteo
Time l·S? 415
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Mlnoul'I IM111I 12 00 1 40
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~8lllnns-C~ 90ICI ~ 1'tlflclr,
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Forlll•, Alll C"
Time 110 3 S
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SIVINTH •ACI. One mill
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Eruollv1 (Pedro11I 11.IO 7 IO
0 1111<:1 IPlnc1YI l 60
Also raclel Air Force Two, Cller
Verdict, One E'vlel Romeo. 'SCiat P11111, Sllerllf Muir SIOIO Olet, Prouct Ar•lll1n.
8ufl1v1nto
Time I )6 4 S
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llGHTH •ACI I I 16 mill1
Grelnton (Pln<evJ 440 320 2'0
MllOrd IToroJ l 40 HO
RllUlllCI (McCerron) 7 JO
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Timi 140 f/S
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with elefll wonnino tlc:kltl (flve "°'Mtl
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6 2 7 s
4 6
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lt\dl1n1 3 1 >00
Cllvlllncl I f 100 ,,.. .. ,SC....
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W1tl!ine!Oft 111, "" .Y Ott! IOol Ptlllaollofue IOI, o.trOlf to
lnd\1111 121, $111 Antonio 117 <oil
f>Nllnl• 111. Mltweull." 106
Den11er I lf. Houlton 10'2
$111111 fl. Porll•lld 8'
T.._Y10-
1<.1n111 Cltv I I LA ~
CllVtCanel 11 New York
lndf1na 11 Alllnt1
PfllllClelllf\C. I I ChlCIOO
Oltroil •• o ....
Sen Antonio 11 Hou1ton
Photnl• 11 Ull ll
New Jer11v I I GotClln Stell
SUnaY't Gamel
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LA a..ers •• Porll•nel
New Jerll\I II Sllttll
Laflen tU, K!ft91 11'
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KANSAS CITY (1161 -E JoMton 1•·21
1-1 S3, OtllltdlllO 3·J 1-1 1, Tllon'oo$0n l•I
2·• I, Drew 1·10 2·2 1'. Tlllus 7· IS •·4 11. ~1w11111er 1-2 o--o 1, euw 2·4 CHI •.
VlfflOIYen 3·6 0-0 6, WOOdson H 1·2 '· Tlloroe 3-·6 1·2 7, t<n111111 2·3 0-0 •. S...ttll
1-1 C>-0 1 Tot111 SHOS 12· 1' 116
. LOS ANGIL.IS ( 1111 -Sorloo1 6-7 4·6
16, WOl'tnv 11· 17 2·2 26, Al>Clul·J1D01r
13· IS 4·4 30, CooPer 2-3 7·1 6, E. JOlllllOl'I
4· 10 1-1 '· Scoll •-I •·• 12, wii. .... 12 1-1 13, t<uPCflllt 4·4 2·4 10, R1mol1 I· I 2·• 10.
Mq;" 1·4 C>-0 2 Tollll S3•11 tt·ltO 121.
ken llY ~"'" t<enu.Cil't 30 26 n »-II•
Los Anollll 36 2S 31 ,._121
TIV11·oolnl OOll\-Woodton 2 Fouled
oul-SCW'lo91. RIDO\Jnel1-K11111t City 40
(Tf'IOtnpson 9), Loi Anoell\ S4 (R1m011 101
AUl1ts--t<•n111 Cltv ll (Tlllu.s IS), LO\
Anoells 37 <E JOl'lnson Ill To111
loul•-tt1n111 City 29, Llkers 19
Alttnelln<t -13 2t7
COLLEGE s.c:a. c ..... 17, Oaremem 61
(~T----1
SOUTHE•N CAL COLLIGI (17) -
Cerbelll 2, ltldd~ 2, Wlfel 20, McAIOller I, Slivers 2. Ourhlm II. B1rd\lev 16, truce
2, MVlll 2. Andlnon II, TI01>$ 4 Tolell 31
?MS 17.
CLA•IMONT ( .. ) -8rerel 6. Gu1lff '· 8renelt 2, ltountrff 16, Kem111 11. Prlltllltl
10, s11son '· Lemmer1 6, MortlnJlfl s Totlll 27 14·21 ..
H11flime Soullllrn Cel Colleol. 43·33
Tote!\ touls Southern C11 COl"91 25.
Claremont 1' Fouled OUI Prlle:hlll IC I.
8r1JCe ISCCI
ctwht C ..... '1, ~IClftc °"11hlln 6'
(Sift JeM .... C1119t T~)
-.ftACl~K-CMftllThlll~ (ff
Cllrl$11t1t1n 1 s, Low1 I, K11tner f ,
O.Pro110 17, Oenlelson 10, Schweru 2.
Foster 2. Slllw O Tot11S 21 13·21 '9
CHRIST COLLIOI (f'2) -Brendon 7
8111 10, H1rtman 24 E~-6. Kitto
I. SurlOol 16, H01tn11 s. !("'"of 7, Hen"" 2, L-4-. 7 Hl<\full t , R-.lfl~ Totllt· «>
11·23 91
H1lft1me C11r1\t COllllll. 41·37
To111 fouls P1t1flc Chrlt llen If Cn<lst
Cotl191 17 Fouled out 01n11tson (Pl
COLLEGE WOMEN
UC lrv1M SI, San JON Shi,. 41
(c.t ~llY-SLO T..,,__,,I
SAN JOSIE STAT• (411 -FerllY I,
w 1n1ton 11 Smitn 4 FO\ter 10 OtMn 2
Lewson 11, CP\IW 7 Tot11S to I· II 4
UC .. VINI (st) -Lewis 10, Hloelht 1
Otfln I. Slmoaon 6 8urlls 6, Gr1111m 1'.
R1nel1H 1, Vencll< Poet 1 Totels 22 14·22
SI
Hllfllme UC lrv•nt, 31·27
To111 tout1 Sin Jose Stall 19, UC lrvlnt
12
Arff tMtt reaUlfs
LAGUNA alACH GOL' ASSOCIATION
A l"1leM
6)-AI Grene. u-<:11uctt Crow
~oeFowler ., .....
67-M•I Cero1n11r Rov POlll
~renll Ron i J1me1 Murt11ncl
c ""-"' ~l1renc1 Werllt>euon.r. 6S-Emll
Alla1n<11r, ..-Sherm Hll
Dff*tM 6)-Arnolel Alllllen, 64-lilomen Celon
6t-8m lluckltv
I "9flt
•S-Mertv ltumt'Tlll. F'orCI Morrow De-SOd1olf ..-GtOt\11 Walk.,...
61-Low~ Heacock
Hl~T WOMSN'S ASSOGIATION
Pr11idln1·1 Cup 81r1>1re Rooerts (win·
ntr), 81rt Bloom (run111r ·up), Juenlt•
St1fforC1 1con1ollt1on)
Vlc1·Pr11le1tnt'1 Cuo Astrlo HelvOflon
(winner), Riii Moort (runner-up) Vlrulnl•
Ol•M • (conto1111on1
S.Crete rv'l Cuo L,..." Karr (wlflnefl
Ooroltlv Ke vlllrl1 (rvn111r uol IC•v P•N«
(COflsolit-l
,r1dlv'1 trllMKftefts
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Gwvn11. outflllder. to • 1tve·v11.r contract
aASKITaALL ..........................
CHICAGO •ULLS-Slt nld D1vlel
Grfftlwvod, lorwe rcl, lo 1 ,~,..vMr con·
trlCf W1<V9d ltonnoe L.tt•. -r•. enct Ctwtrlll Jonft 1onir.,e1
CLIVILAND CAVALIEH-11ettff
Miio.• W'-t _.
,OOT8ALL ........ , ..... L.-...
DALLAS CowaC>V$-A~ 11111
Howetel ltl(lllrctt, 1~11. wll mlH tlll
rttMlllOff Of !flt ... .on due IO I t~
lnlurv.
OITlllOIT LtONS-Sleneel Kiii Flftlelll,
~nelMK!ler, to • twa·vlll' QOlltrlCI
P I TTS a UlllOH STllL 1!111,_._.,,,., .. (,... WOl!ln. ~
SAN 'ltANCIKO ~Mcltvalell
jtfl ~. Cllftfl\IW _,., 1N1 NeN FrM o..n. 411MM/vt end IO "" rosw
MOCtCIY ............... " ..... J\l\INN IOTA ~TH STAIU-C111ect
II/Ii Lotlll ~en. ..,,_,.,. from
Sorlrl9ftelcl of ltle AllWIO.M H«Jlf'f
LMtVI NHL~ 00n ...,,.._ el mt
Mi"NMll Horii\ ~· ... "' ---""
lltftf •ic "' of tne ..,..... '"'" lfl lri. llMCI W~ 1\11 lhCll. ~Int I ..... t
tell'lt ll'iTTHU.014 NOUIN TrldM ... , '
~ .... ,.,._.,, .. "" Hlrtfer"f WMltlf't
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tflrletW ..
•
EDISON LOSES, 21·0
·-rr.aai
tu.htana 1t was h111a.m's 1nabihty ao
iUSllin a dnve ~ POStaS1on wu
• requited that lurnN the tidt,
.. We JO' that lead real fall and ~laud, said Workman.. "AU we
really ntukd was \O move the baU
and take tirne off the clock and we
couJ.dn't do at"
Edison h.ad one ta t abot in the final
momenu and drove to the Amal 42
with still 36 tic.Its ltf\. but Paul Luao'i
interception at the 27 Dd 14-yafd
return ttaled EdllOn's tft1td ooc-
po1n.t Iott (1f1he seaton.
At\era ICOrtlns fint half in wh ich
Ediaon wu turned away empty.
handt'd af\cr teftina to the Amat l fR•ao Diaz's 59--yard mum with a.n
interception tu.med at around) and 19,
a 34-yard field aoaJ 1nempt f&i.&edjlllt befo~ th~ Edison thirckJuanersl)Wt.
First 1t was tailbeck Sean Curran
connccuna with Riclt Justice for a 49-
yard r.corina play off a pitchout and
Qua.rterblck Ktalh Jarrett found ti&ht
end Ken Griaas for the twe>-Point pl.a.Y
after Wqrkman decided to foreao bis
k.Jck1n11atne. En.c Wheelwri&tit recovemi a
fu mble on the ensumc k.JdcofT and
Jarrett 1mmed11tel y went to Gnas
for a I 9-yard touchdown pass.
Two plays later. Mike Gray inter·
ccpted and Griggs took the ball on an
end-around and proceeded to htt
Doug Garrity from 34 yards out.
But a two-point pass play failed for
the second stnu&ht time.
BARONS WIN, 24-10 ••• homBl
third down. but this lJme he didn't
move.
Fullback Scott Cohon Col the call
on the Knt&hts' final attempt. But he.
too. went nowhere. Fountain Valley's
front waJJ of Lance Zeno, John
Etherid$e. Hahn Lau. Brad Leuctt.
Ti.m Fhnn and Terry Reic herthad
held their &round ... and then some.
Heck. even Enc Dtckcrson would
h.ave been hard-pressed to reach the
goal hnc.
The Barons wcrt that fired up.
.. Any time you hold someone at the
goal line, with your backs against the
wall . . . . •• said Baron head coach
Mike Milner. his voice traihng off.
More than likely unnerved by the
tum of events, the KruJhts, who
hadn't committed a mistake the
whole game. fumbled on thcrr S1CCOnd
play from scrimmage with their next
po5session. with linebacker Ed De-
nucqio recovering Bctancc's miscue
from cente r at the Fountain Valley
44.
Six plays later. Baron quarterback
John Peart connected wi th Tim
Malloy on a 19-yard touchdown pass
and. with Micky Penaflor·s pomt
after. Fountain VaJlt'y toolt the lead
.. t changed the momentum That
was costly,.. admitted St. Francis
head coach Terry T errazone of the
goal hne stand "Bu t what really
turned ii around was the fumble:·
The Knights ~re definitely m
control of the contest unul ''The
Srand."
The_t started with the openiaiS
kickoff. movma 80 yards in tewo-.
playsc:apped by GT1.ftl's balfblct ~
to Paul· Osterm&D lD the end zone;
Actually, the Barons' Jwi 8luco wu
in a perfect position for an ma ..
ception, but the ball bounced in...anct,..
out of the dcfmsive blck's bands and
into the wai~ arms of Oslennu.
The Barons (9-2) came met-to ue
the score at 1 in the ltCCODd quancr,
rnarehin1 80 yards (all runs) on 13
plays.
St. Francis repined the adYant.lil'C
JUSt before halftime ._ Anton Nitti
lucking a 41-yard field &<>al lO make il 1~7 -but f:'ou.ntain Valley kDOO.Cld
it apm as Penaflor booted a l-4-
}'ardcr at the outlet of the third
quaner.
F.......an Y.,,., 1e, It Pl'Mdl 1t
....... o-tln
St Freftdt ' , • 0-10
Foun41ln Vllev 0 1 ) \~
SF-Qsl-n 14 -• from Gren! (Nitti
MICk)
FV-4lllehlrl ) run (,._,.., kldi)
SF-Nlsll '7 FG FV~J4FG
FV~ 19 _. from ~ (,,.._
kick)
FV-Swt91'1 11"'" I~ 91lc:al All~l,JOO
~AL STATISTICS ......
SF 9vt9f Pml._,.,. fr talnu; tt;"
Colton. 7·?2, Nllll, l·I)
FV~, l ·ll, $w...,.,. 20-112, A.9Ulrre, 2·1. ltKMrt, 10-U ,......
SF-6et1nc., H •O, H9, Gflfll,1 1-1-0, 1'.
F'V-flleerf 7-10-0, 10
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MARINAINUPSET •••
From Bl
"Piccione. Jordan. Dave Ae1cher
(mtcrceptton) and 8111 Craft (tnter·
cc ption. his eighth of the year) have
played ou tstandmg for us all year."
Thompson said.
Because the defense kept &Jving the
offense the ball so maO\ umcs, the
Vikings were able 10 take a 14-0 lead
into halftime as they scored at either
end of the second quarter. Both scores
came as a result of turnovers.
The second Manna takeaway led to
the first V1k1ng score. It came when a
Loyola receiver fell down and Plc-
crorrC"Was ab1e ro p1croff a Cub pan a r
the Loyola 24 Two Steve Blokdyk to
Chip Rish passes -the second JUSt
five seconds mto the steond quarter
covenng 19 yards -gave the V1k11igs
a lead the) would never rehoqu1sh.
"We played excellent football of-
fe nsively. espcc1ally the key pas~ to
Rish." said Thompson "We've had a
tough ume gelling the ball to him this
vcar ·•
· Thompson. was..nght on the mark
R1sh's fi \e catches F'nda) ntght v.crc
the most the sptt<i) r~c1' er has had
m a game all )'ear.
NEWPORT •••
From Bl
Aller ~k:ng pos~ss1on on their
ov.n 24 v.11h 9·19 remammg in the
quaner. 1he Sa1lors.dro'e to payd1rt
un only six ptays. ap~d by Foley's
33-yard TO toss to pooner
Bryan Gupull picked up a Buc-
can~r fumble on the BcllOowcr 3:!.
seconds after pooncr 'iC'Ortd. and
spnnted mto the end zone and n wa
S-0.
Newpon scored aprn 1n the third
quaner with 2:SS l_eft. necd1na onl y a m.-play dnve Kevm McC'lclland ran
from I~ yards out to cap it.
long aftt"r G1ddinas had the hcad-
phont'S off. Guptill -on hts onl)
cart') oftbe nt&)\t -ran 12 yards for a
touchdown 1n me fourth quarter to
a.ive Ne9t'pon 1t 4Q.() advantage .
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HH-T "*" 17 Mu ll"OIT' ffOltY 1Coei.rtv
II.let. I • Ht+ IPU'ltr J3 MU trom Fllt'Y ICoeertli
.. ic .. 1 N~Ullfll J7 furNlll ,.,ur'll ICOOtl'IV t.1(11,)
N~Otleftf lt r\111 ((OMl'W 'lc:•I N~tll If fl.In ICoM!'tv klCkl •-tt•••v J""' fCounu llldl> Af!~ t aoe (fthmetedl
MCMV1DUA.L IT A Til"1CS ...... 1-111•"•• 11 ,_. 1t111. H·n, ~ t-» l'il.._"°9.., 10-!01. ~otw. MO. ,._.,,
loll Mee~ M t ~ M • Cklet
M t
The other firs1-h.alf turnover ca mt
when Aetch.cr intercepted a pus and
returned it to the the Cub 41-yard
line. Three plays later, fullback Adam
Antoyao swept in from five yards out
with onJy 38 seconds let\ in the half.
The oddes1 score for the Vildnp
came 1n the founh quarter when Cub
quarterback Dan O'Neil ba.Ddcd to
running back Donald Evana. Evaas
turned to throw back to O'Neil but
Jordan had read tht' play, pie.kins the
baU off and runnina 1t 10 4S yards for
the score
~-. ........--~"~ Mar1n1 o 14 7-a
Lovoll 0 0 7 1)-20
Mlr-4t1U1 " "" from ... ctvt. <'"-'-'let.I Mar-Anloyen S run l,..,,ntr ll1c'll.)
Lo.,.....l'll1P1trlcll IS oeu lrom O'Nlll C"111nen
ltlclll
Mlr-Ml1t111 c run (Penner kldtl
Mir-Jorden 4S lnterceotlon run I Penner
lo.leto I
L.ov-4t E.v1111 41 DUI t•om O'Nel C""'-
lli«I L.OY-l.utlt S run (11,lcl>; tellldl
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IHOIV1DUAL. STAmTICS . .,......
Mlr-MlsMY lt·t9. AnlOven f2 ·S6.
8JOllCIVll l·tor minus 11
L.ov-l..u'e 10-SJ 0 EH nl, 14·2' O'Nlll,
l 14 T Gllscoll l·t Srnltl'I 1·7
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Mar-tl!O'CIV"• 7· ll·O 111
Lov-0 Ne~ IM0· 1 l•. Smllfl. 5-10 l t!.
F't1P9t•lek l ·HI 11. 0 Ev1m 0-1·1 0
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Gt11cot1 7 34.. It Ew1n1 7.,., Tow!IMNll 2·U.
LUlll 2·1. SIOUll H7
UNI •.•
From Bl
stra11h1 )'t'ars," Marrujo said ··we a~ used to pla)'tnl tn pla)ofT 111mn..
whtl~ lln1vers1ty hasn't had an)
playoffexpencnC'C in 10 years..
"We had 12 tanm back from last
year's team thll v.-ent to lbc CIF
semifinals as well." Mamuo added.
Pallarnfin1shedtbcpmewilh t7l
yards on 21 c:ames for Vakncaa.
wh1eb upped its ~rd to 11..()
"I'm proud of our kida," said C'un1s. "They dete1"'c a lot of cred.11
We C"lme back and had a &OOd >ur
Tontlhl's pme was not 1ndkatn·-c of
our fOotball team at all."
~ Cout DAILY PILOTIS•twday. November 17, 11M
MhliCM aJI l I ...... """ " TM ....... ~.,. Mm ITAW The~ pet'IOM ere U-. OI' MTrTIOUI Thi.._...,.,.,,... The ,,__,. ...... la
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'-dt1111n, ..,_ AM, CA 12119 ~'..I ~ttnoton ..,_.,, 0... LIMt'TID, 11M POt1 c.tdlff, lomfe ~. 11Mo0 CWCINI, 'ounuttn V..,, •10' Oorclon 1(9" MaUN•. .... N9wpot1 leecit\. taeeo Altp0t1 Loot> Dr .. Coat• Cell!
TNI "'•lneet le -2'IO ,..,.. ~ .._. O.MI L Wllka. M.D .. 320 Thi Actftloue ..._. Mw. Ctlllt. t2at Thie IMlelMM It oon· .,... ~. """'*' pet\Mt· pOt1 lead\, Celfon"8 t2tlO IUS*IOt Ave., Nnpofl NarN ,...,.,eel lO abOW... TNt tMI..,,... II oon· ~by. ... ~ llND Thie bldlneea la oon-lead!, Celt. tHeO tied In Orange Coun1Y on duc1ed by: • OOf'PO'atton "°"'1 A. ...,.... "" ONd H. .... dUeMd bY' an INtMduel Jtine Hiii June S 1tf4 "LI NO. ~d D. Hetctl, ho-Thia .-.mane ... 111ec1 TNt •••neut wae fled KENT MAnHIM Thie ttatetnenl wu fMad F2414M l'fltery/Trw.t Wfttl IN County aattc of Or·
wlltl ile County a.tr of Or-Thie ecatement wee flled with 1ht Coun'Y etertt ol Ot· Sonfa ~ lwertlna. & 1 Thie ttatemen1 we fllecl anoa County on Ooeow 2t, .,_County on Ootober 1t, wtth the Coun~ CWtt Of °'· anoa eounty on ~..., RlinbOw ~. !MM, Calll. wttll IN County Ctlttl of Or· ,..,. 1M4 11191 County on ~ber 2. ,..,. 12111 anoa Counfy on Nowmber ,_..u
,_ ti. 1M4 n.711 u.. lpilndld, a30e ....... •• ,.... P\Abllbecl Otante c....
~ 0renee c... ..-. PubllaMd <>reno-C*t Poft 8Nd . ~ 1eaat1, ,_ o..y Plot No¥eml* s. 10.
Delly Not ~.11. 24, PuDlllNd Or.,. eo.t Oe#y Plot ~ber 10, 11, Celt. t*3 Pu~ ~ COMt 11, ~4. 1914
Oeoembet 1. 1t. 1N4 • Delly ll'llOt Octotier 27, No-u. o.o.mw t, tt14 Thie bulMW wee oon-~ Piiot November 10. 11. 1 SA...a ~ viember S, 10, 11, 1N4 SA..-12 dUCt9d by I I oenttlll 1*1• 24. bec.rrtber 1, t9'4
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NOTa OI' IM4'M f'ICTl1lOU9 ..,.._.. z County on Octooer 23. rtaJC NOTICE ":."'°=A~ ~~ ------•• MAm I TAW f&aaa• .,.....-,. ~·,.. The loloWfng penone.,. ---,,_ ,...,.,,._ ---The lolowtno '*'°" II ~~&-;,. Coaat NiiJC'NUM.o ~ bualn•u 1: '°'==·l:tit" r:.·=~ .,. ~A~ ~ION. an Dally Piiot November 3, 10, NOTICE II HEREBY CHT SPECIALTY
CClw=-bUalrleae ... S 1 St N t 17. ,4. 11164 GIVEH that a~Ollo heating ~~W~IOC~ ... ~· --· • 0 NO! couNrv Of· upe r or " ewpo r SA-403 wllt be held by tile City~ ....,.,. -"*'"· fi-. ~~ Ol1 FIC& CL!AN!AI, 124tt BMctl, Callf. 112903 nlng Cotn1n1M1on of the City Alctwd Wa.yne ......
POUNTAIN VM.UY FalllnQ Leef, 0.den Grow, Berbata Jeen WUeox. ol ~untlngtOfl 8Mcfl. c.1-28211 Portota Or.. Co.ta
NOTICE IS Hf Rf BY elHomla 92640 12411 Adelle. Oa r den Ml.JC NOTICE lomta. for tht ~rpoee of MeM. Cellt. llM21
G""""' ...... on T:= ..... Suun Clalr• Fruer, Grow. Cellf. 92641 oon.icsettno Tent.etM Tract TOdCI Anthony Lee, 31&0 """' ..... • ,,_. 12491 , ........ Lael G den Thi• tMlllMH 1• c;ot'I• ITA~ cw No. 1ooe:1 In con" ...... lofl Keny Lane, Coet• ....... C*'nber 4, 1964. et I; p.m. ~.. • ., ducted by: en lndlvldual AaNDOIRISlfT Ol1 ......... ,. __ ,.It.__., , .__r-~ .. Calif. t292t In the City Coundl ~. Grove, Calltomta t2840 Bett>ar• Jean Wiicox UN 0/11'tCTITIOUa "'"' """"' ...,._ .,._ ..--""' TOdd Lee
10200 Slat• A'tenue, Foun· Jenloa ltradetl-. ''24 Thie et•tement di tlled IU .... MAm No. 64-32 le • reqyett'IO Thie llat.ement WU fllecl
taln v.lley, Cellfof!M. tllt WMt Olen Olka. Anaheim wtlh tl'le County~ Of Ot· The lollowlr19 pereon1 permit• 430 unit aubdMllOn wltnlhe County a.ti of Ot·
City Could of 1tle City of 112901 ' tnoe County °" ~ h•ve abandoned the uea <it on 37.3. a«• of pre>perty anoe County on oatow 2t F"ounllln V~ and IM Thie bu91neH le eon• 2. ltlA lh• 'Fletlttou• BuaJneH commonly referred lo .. 1914 • Fountain Vdc>/ ~ tor ducted by • genttal 1*1· '*1'M N•m•· ARABIAN DA TE Seecllff PNM IV. Produet 8. ,.,,.
Community ~opment ~AN FRASER ANO Publllhed Orange COM! GARDENS •• Calffoma gen-Tile aubtect project wlll be Publlltled <>r-anoe COMt :-~o.n::u= '= JANICE BRADSHAW Del~ NoYemW 10, 17,.,., pw1nerwhlp, 2781 1 Le =~ : '':':' = Dal~ Piiot ~ber 3. 10,
and Safwty Code 8eotlon Thi• ltatetMnt ..,.. flled 24, w 1, 1"'4 Pu Roed, Laguna Niguel, llde of Palm Av.nue al !he 17, ,4, 1914
33119 reo-dlnQ tM uee ot wtth tile County Cleftt of Ot· SA-411 Call!. 1128n tnlerMetlon of CMrrytlllt SA..07
tu 1nor..,...,t ~ trom ange County on September The Flctltlou• ButlneN Drive )n lhe R2·PO-O (~
1M etty Center and 1ncM-21. ,* rta.1C NOTIC£ ~ ~~;:!!0 ~ W: dtum OenWty Aae1c:tenti.1-
1r1a1 Aede11lcpment Protect Pu ................ ,._ ~~~~ October It, fll83 FILE NO. Planned Development • NI.JC NOTICE
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WOid ProoaaelngSyetem. At vember 3• 10· 17• 1~ 7 IUll MCHI genera' l)at1n9r.Np 21811 at the hour of :00 P.M .. on LIC HIAMtO ltY THI Cl'TY· Channel 00-2 to 11141 City nlflil Commt11lon on Ille Clly Clerk 11tt1emenl of hie
the time and plec. ftud for A-30 AND fW NTTnOM ~.:~~m· Laguna Nlguel. ~~t!;:~~ (a-. 1101...., COUNCIL M fHE CITY M llmll1, then sovlhwetl alOng Plen end EIR ~~:~· an: .... ~~ ~~ lo ':'9 fi~ :::::"°--~~~: Ptlll.JC MJTIC£ TO U>•llTR9' Pitrldl L Lala. 52_500 of Ille Civic Center, U~~ HUNTINOTON •ACH AND Clly boundety lo Ille IOUlh r990fl ol the ......,n1y ,..,., ....., • .._men an tobeheatd-d-HTATI NO. v•-.... r-,. _ __..Al.._ ,..... Main SlrMI, Huntington Notice II ~ to THI MUNTINOTON MACH flood control bound•ry Fol-Review Commtu .. (If eny) Envlronrnenlal Impact Re-·-.-'-CTITIOUI 9Ul•H 4111111 -·"" -·· .....,_.,_ .,...,, Beech. Cellfomla. eredltort of Ille wltllln MDIWLOl'MINT AOIM-10wtr19 IM IOUlhern l>OUn6-3 Env1ronmentel lmpacl po<I Ally '*'°" or or-
rMttar. ...-n A,_,,,. Toalll'lelrl,benefldeflae, 92238 A.ll lntereetedl*1'0Mate nemAdttanaterortMtabull CY ON THI "'OPOND wyoflheflood eonltolehen· Reporl No 14.5 which nizatlon delltlng 10 be ~T tJ: c:~~ The f~ per90nt are credlton and contlfl991'11 Greo«v L. L-te. 62-500 Invited to ettend Uld beat· lllMMr la about to be meda T AL•l9'T OA' 'LOOD Mii 100-2) end generetlng utetMI ll'le environmental herd Wiii be elforded 111'1 op.
TY INIVILOA91fT doing bUtlnw u : credttort. and l*90M who ~~en. Coechella. Cellf. ln9 . and expraH their onaft~!f..Ol*'tY. heNln-COMT-.OL RIDIVILOP· plent Again. fOllowtng the trnpeele of Ille propoeed porlunlty 10 be l'leerd At tile COMPETITIVE EDGE may be oltleNtM lnter•ted nc.~v opinion• tor or eoainat !fie -_..,...., MI NT 'LAN AND I N· 1outhern end wu1ern nood control lmprovemenl• alorel81d hour the City
Q..=.c,teiule ft, PROMOTIONS. 2211 W. In !ht w111 end/or aet1te ot: Thie buelneu wu oon· propoeecl Tentatfve Tr.ct The name and ~ V19'0NMINTAL IM,ACT bounderlel of Ille nood eon-wllhln tile Project Aree. Councll 811d Redeveloprnenl
...__ "-·-Wilton #4, Cotta M .... MARILYN SUE SACHS ducted by • a genttal 1*1· No 1oot7 l Condltloflal UM ,... Of IM Intended M~ NO M-5 lrol channel (00· 1) to Allan· Agency ltllll proceed to ..,._..,.. .......... Cellt. "827 hail beet\ llled nerlhlp . lr8Mferort are: FAED L . t• Avenue. well elong Atl•n· 4. All evidence •nd IMll· hear and P• .. upon•" wrll· DalyPlotNo¥ei'll1•?!!~!}~ Sabr1nelOerDorr,229W . ...,A~~~OA08ERRY tn Ronald E. Blrtc:her, Oen-~',!°·~Ion,.._ SHAMBAUGH, 202t1 Nor· NOTICE IS HEREBY tetoBeeenBouleYerd,lhen mony l<>t end egaln1t Ille 1enend0tll ob)ec111othe
__ ,v Wtteon 14, Cotta MeM, vr eral Pwtner ··-, croft Lane Hun11n2":; GIVEN 1t1e1 Ille City Council oulh eto ng 8e1 ch edo9tlon ol tile Aede•etoc>-proc>OMCI _Bed•veloC>m«'lt
Calif. 92627 ~ 8c::°'ty ,~.,: t~; TNe lletemen~ ~ ~~~~!he City 8Mch, C..ttornla t , o1 tile City of Huntington leYerd to Ille llmltl O{ ttie rnenl Piao and...cedlflcallon Plan iiid Envlronmentll Im· rmuc M>T1CE Donald Jemae Ootr, 229 WEL.OOH GADWAY be with the County...,_,. Of..... T';i.pih;. No . (714) DORTHEY J. SHAMBAUGH, BNctl, Celflornl•. •nd "'-rH ldentlil developmen1: of lhe Envtronmentel lmpac:t l)tcl Report ---------w. Wtlaon u . eo.ta MeM. appointed .. parlOnal rep-~Countyon0ctober24, gse.5271 20291 Nororoft Lane. Hunt· Hunlington 8Hch Re· ttlen-11to0elaware,nor1t1 Repor1 Thepropoeed Redevelop·
...onctlOI' Callf.92827 • reaentatlvetoadmlnll1ertht 1* DATED. thll 181h day ot tngton BMcil, Oallfornla devetopmenl Agency heve elongDelewar•SlreettoAI· Al Ille •bov• ll•led day, ment Pten. Environmental "*'IC HmAMeQ Thi• buelnes1 11 eon· •t•t• Of the decedent The Publllhed Orange ~t Novemw, 1ea4. 11264e. HI Mondey. November 19, lent•. a11d lhen following tile hour. end place, el'ly end all lmpeet Report, end rel•ted ~ nm d u c t • d b y : • o t • petlllofl requaet• euthorlty DallY Piiot N<Mimw 3, 10, CfTY " u•MIO COM-TM name and bullneel t984 el 7 30 P M •• ll'le time blutfllne un111 11 appro&ctlee per1on1 h•vt"il any objecll ocument• .,. now on Ille
"Ul•lll propneterthlp 10 admlnllter the •tat• 17, 24, 1984 .... llON. ~8': ~ w. addr ... Of the Intended end th• City Counctt Newland north of Ettie at to tile pr090MCI Aedeveloe>-nd °'*' l0t publlc: ll\lpee· CCIFRZltMC* CW Sabrtna Ootr under the lndepelldent Ad· SA-402 ~ lecftCafy tr.-... er« ANTHOHV Chember1 of lh• Civic Newten<t, toulh along New-rnent Pten end Envlronm.n· Ion In the office of the Dlirec:-,,_art OI' Thie 1tatement wM flled mlnletratlon OfEatatae Act Pubbhed Orat1g9 Coest F. TUTTELMOHDO, 17902 Center. 2000 Main Str .. t, land to Atlent1 .... 1 e1ong 181 tmpect Report or to IM or ol Ille Oeparlmenl Of 0.-
'0UNTA91 YAU.Ff with !he County Clettt of Ot-A hMt1no on the petition Delly Piiot NoYember 17 Mlety Lane, Huntington Hunllngton 8Hch, Call-All1nl• to M~. end reguterlty of any of tile pnor ~elopment Servlcee 2000
NOTICE IS HEREBY ange County on October 23, w111 be held on DECEMBER Nil.IC NOTICE lllM ' 8Mctl, California 112849, lomle. H 11\e l)lacel0t • jOlnl lllen n0t1h along Mtgno111 proceeding•. may eppeat Mein SlrMI, Hunllnoton G~ that on Wedneaday, 111M 12, 1984 81 11:30 A.M. In f-4e9 EVELYN TUTTELMONDO, publlc hHrlng 10 be held t>y StrMI to the City tlmllt. before Ille Agency end the Beach, Callfornla 92848, ~ber 21, 1*. at 7:30 '*721 Dep• No 3 81 700 CMc K·1'7• 17502 Miity Lane, Hunl· the City C01Jncll end the R• The ourP<>H of the joint COYnclt end thown c:.uM end et Ille Hunttng1on c:.n.
P.M. In ttw City Council Publtehed Orange Cout c.niir ~ W•t. Santa NOTtCI Ol1 I ALI lngton a..ch, Callfornl• devek>pmenl Agency to eon-oubllc heerlna 11 to conalder. why the propoHd Re-lrll llbtaty and all City II·
Chembefl, 10200 8lnw AV· o.lly Piiot November 3, 10, Ana, CA 92702. Ol1 M AL ,_,,.RTY P\8JC NOTICE 92649. llder the epprovll end tdoc>· deYelopmenl Pten should brety annexae Ofrner pet·
..,., Fi>untaln V""-1. !ht 17, 24. '* IF YOU OBJECT to tile AT f'NVATI IALI That IM == 1*11-ltonOf ll'le propoeecl Talbert t Tile Redevelopment not be adoc>lad and the En-lclpetlon ru ... ere et10 ~ Comm1M1on wtll SA-408 grantlngofthepetltlofl,you In IMNOe.,~Court of ~c•••!?2;!'!f nentcn•r"""ai .. o . ;11 01bed1 1 .. 'tn8 Gep Flood Control Re· PtenaubmlltadbytlleAgen-vlronmental trT19KI Report avaHablelorrevlewthrough llOld a P'lbllc hMttng on the •-JC W\nrc ~ em-8P9Mf at !ht ~::::. ..,... _...._ · " " develop men I Plen end cy wtllcfl Pfoc>O'" u 111 certified M..,,,. offlee and addr ... folowlng ltefne• l"UUL ""'~ hear1ng end ltate your 00-IM Stele of .,...ornle, for COUNTY Of1 ~ • mlture, ftxtur•. equip-certJllcellon of Envlronmen-•cope end objeellv" 10 At 8/'l'f time nol later than et Clly Hall AK pre>perty
COHOITIOHAL USE PER-jeotlone or Ille written obtao-tl'le County of Orange: In tile Matter of the Appl!-ment, Inventory, euppllae, tel lmpect Report No 84-6 ellmlnat• unMI• and un-Jh• hOUr ef0t ... ld Ml lor er1, b\!1lne11per1on1, MIT NO. 738 '1CTI'T10Ul IWIMl l !lone with tile c:our1 before tn tht Mattw of 1be Tnitt c:.tlon Of RAMON JOSEPH goodwlll, 1rade name. lhe prOPoMd Reoevetop. Mnllety condtnon1 for tile hearing. any oe<aon ob~t· nO/or tenent1 Wlthlng l o
P9tltlofl eubmltted by l(j ..... ITAT'DmWf Ille heating. VOi.ir 8'>PM'· Ell•t• of SANORALEE HAT-SASSINE for Cl'tanoe of feuahold lmprovementl ment Projeel Ar•• COVWI ••l1ttng houllng llOCk due Ing 10 Ille prope>Hd Re-parllclp•t• In lhe project
loo Kim to ope.-ate liquor The followtng peraona are enoe may be In per.on or by FIELD SMEDLEY, crM1ed Name and ~ lnteraet of epproximetely 3 44 tquere to ltood haze1d. provide development Plan end En· mutt 1Ybmlt • "Slttetnenl
l&Ofe at 9014 Edinger Av· dOlnO bualtlw u : your attorney under tile Wiii of CHARLES No A 1258311 thet oer1aln eoftM ltlOC> end miles of tend. end hu the needed noocs control Im-vtronmen1&1 lmpect Report of 1n1.,..1 to Partlapete .. enue. MAILING-IN-MASSES. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR HATFIELD, J R., 0.0..Md ORDER TO II IOeetecl at: 17091 New-lollowlng bouiw3111e1 provemen11 fo e.act111ng I•· Df 10 tile reguladty of eny Of form 10 tile Rede1llopmerit
PAEC.SE PL.AN NO. 358, 11782 Pueo Clrde, Hunt· or 8 contingent creditor of NOTICE 11 hereby olven SHOW CAUSE land, Hunllr19ton BMell, From the nonl'IMtt corner cllil-. lncludlt19 llood con-the prlo< proceedlr191, may Agency at the afofeeald ad·
VARtANCE NO. 14& lr19ton BMctl. California the decaeMd, you mult file that the ~ned will Mii FOR CHANGE Callfomla. of Megnoll• SlrMI and Ger-lrol cn111net1, 11orm drelns. •OPetr before lh• Agency dr"• by Jenuery 28. 111&5
Petition eubmltted by 112!'.?.. your e1a1m with tht court or et Privet• s .... to the high· OF NAME The bu11nW name uMd field Avenue. continuing oump 11et1on1, end t•llrd· end tile Couneu and ltlown Tel1phon• No (714)
Ronald o. Mc:Mallon, Wam-...,_, M. Moon. t7782 pr-I It 10 tile perlOf'lll •t and beet bidder, tubject (Sec. 80&4)-by the Mid tran9"'0f1•) al eeet along Gerll•ld 10 Ing ballns. al'ld encourege ceuH wily tile propoMd"'" ~38-,5271
er Mat90 AaeoclatM, for PaMO Clrele, Hunt1r191on repraeenlellve 8'>Polnlad by lo conftrmetlon of Mid Su-RAM o N JO s E P H Nld toc:atlon 11: BUN n Brookhurll StrMI, tou1h pertlelpetlon, coordlnellon, developmen1 Plan 1hould Detecl.
ehoppWlg center at ~ Beeetl. CaJlfoml• 92847 the court within four monthl perlof Court, on or •fter IM SASSINE t1u flied a petition BURGER COFFEE SH~. elong Brookhurel Sir"' to and COOoe<•flOn with 11•• not be edoc>tad •n4 Ille En-October 2t. '* waet corner of Sen Mat90 Thi• bu1lnet1 11 con· from tile d•t• or nret II-28th dey of November. Int~ c:oort for.,, oroer 11-Ttlet Mid be* tranafer le YorklO'IOln Avenue. lllen we1t rNldenll. t>ut1neue1, and vlfonmenlel lmp8C1 R~ • , AJWt Iii. W'"...,._
Sttelll and Werner A~. duc1ed by en ln<ltvldual _ 1iK l lJbt. omc. oLS!iA't. loWlng pettt!OI • to cMnol lnteftded -i<>--M OONUfft-o 13o'th.-tcr S1r.er.-toVttl putiuc-~ • --cer lleO --Ciifii, City et ....,.. ·-----~· vat1eriei -pjtltlon StJSRnr.MOON In Section 700 ol the STIRLING. JONES & hie/her name from RAMON mtled at the offloa of: elong Butherd 10 81nl'llng • Al ally time nol leter than ft teft ... ell, C114)
.... Ned In conjunction with Thi• •teletMnt wM flied Pl'ot>el• Code of callfornla. JONES. Attorneys •I Law, JOSEPH SASStNE to Starcrwt &crow Co. Inc., ~venue. the n Hit to 2 The report ol th• Agen-the hour efor ... td Ml for m7
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predM plan. WIUI ll'le County Cleftt Of Ot· The time tor nllng cta1m1 wtll 8llOS. BrM Blvd., BrM, Cell-RAMON JOSEPH SASSINI. 18711& Broolchuret StrMI, Brookhurat. 1outhwe1t ey to the City Council on the lleerlng, eny perton Object· Publlltled Orange COM!
THESE MATTERS are ange County on October 211. not el(plre prior to IOI.Ir fornla. 92821, County Of Or· IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Fountlln Valley, Cal"Otnl• 11ong Brookhurll to lh• propoled Redevelopment Ing 10 the oropoMd Re-elly Pllol Octot>« 27, No-
beino prOOMNCS pureuant to tte.4 month• from 1he date of tile anoe. Slt1• of California. en thtl 111 per1on1 tnter•tecl1n 112708 on or after Oeoember northern bound1ry of th• Plen lnctudff, bul 11 not nm-development Plan and En-w 3, 10, 17, 1~
the l>itinnlnQ Lawt of tile P2'IZ70 heating notice ebov9. undlV!d«I 1/2 lnterMt In the the melter iforeeald ~ e. 1"'4. 0••'1Q9 County Flood Con-lled 10, the report and rec-ronmen1e1 lmpect R990'1 Se-309
State of Calffomla. G0Yem-Publtehed Orange Cout YOU MAV EXAMINE tile rMI proc>erty hereinafter CS.. before Ihle court In Depart· Thie Bulk Traneter le IUb-
menl Code, s.ooo et aeca .. Delly Piiot Noveimw 17. 24. me keot by the c:oun If you ICrtbed. men1 No 3" a1 700 CMc tect to c amomie Uniform Dt1D•1c NOTICE .. m•JC NOTICE m-1c NOTICE .. ID•te NO:Tlt'E and 1ht Fountain VellA>/ Mu-Oecemw 1, 9, 111&4 . .,. 8 per1on lnlerMted In Loi 19 of Trec1 No. 3231. Cenler Ortve WMt, Senl.8 C<>mmerclat Code Sec . r"UIK. r"UIK. r"UIK. r"UIK. ''"'
nldpel Code, Tltta 21. S A-432 Ille Ml•I• you may letW City of er ... u per map r• Ana Cellfornl• on OECEM-8108 THOSEOE81R1NOTO~ uponthe••ecutororadmln.-corcsect lnBoo1t 97.Pegae 115 BER 24, 11184. •• 11:15 Thanameandactdr ... ot •.. HUNTINGTON CENTER COMMERCIAL
tlfy In favor or In oppoaltlofl PlBLIC NOTlCE lltrat0t, or upon the at-~ 111 o,!..... M~laneoueot ,..._ o'cioc:k A.M., Ind then and Iha pereon wtttl wllom ... ~. DISTRICT REOEVELOPa~ENT PROJECT to !he propoeaie wlll be given lorney for tile execulor Ot mar>•. n ,,. .,.,...,. ... ttlere lhow cauM, If any they clelm• mey be flled I• ~ m
an opportunity to do to ., Public Hearing • Th• admlnl1tretor, and nte with County Recorder of Oranoe have . why Mid petltlofl ror Starc;reet Elcrow Co., Inc.. ."" ARE ... tht ~bile tlMrlng. If IUrthet Perent Advl9ory Commttt .. tile court with proof ol ..,. County. c:hange of netne lhould not 187'8 Br00ktlwl1 StrMt. "
tnformatlofl le daelfed, you ror Indian Educatlofl Tiiie IV· vice, • wrttten reQ4JMI •t•1· Mor• commonly k.nown be granted. Fountain V""-1. Calff. 1127oe M<' •DOE"'
mr/ contact IM Plannina A. Caplatrano Unified Ing ltlel you daelre 1P1Cia1 Cu· 11A5_~herry Street, Brea. IT IS FURTHER ordered Eactow No. ~. and
Department at ffS..8321 Schoof oi.trtc:t *111 be holO-notice of tM ftllng of an In-lllfOt'•-the! a COf1f of Ihle ordef to the lalt d'I tor 1llnG olalme .r ....
and ,..._ to tl'le above tteme. Ing lta annual ~bflc helw1ng ventory and aiw<alMmenl of Terme of WW. cufl tn lew-lllOw C8l.IN be ~bllaf* In by any c:radltor IMlf be 0.-·~
CLINTON IMl lUOD, Thepurpoaeofthe~ aetateUMtaorOftllepeO-IUI money of the United thtOtangeCoMtOallyPllot, cember5,1964,wtl6chlalht . <\-0.
.....,. for tht 11186-88 echool yur In Secllon 1200 end 1200.5 of Nie, or pert cuh and bel-elrcutatlon, ~bl In 11111 conaumniatton date tPeCI·
Publlaf* Orange Cout operation. The project ..,. tile Cellfornl• Probate Code. enoe evidenced by note ... county •I ...., once a week lled above.
Dally Piiot Nowrnber 11, v .. etuden11 or lndten Qulft le n , Kerall ew, eured by MortgtQe or TnJet for lour conaecullY9 week• Solar M la known to Mid
1914 '*1taOe In *"*''"'Y Jun-PaMOON 6 HeftlMfl, aa Deed on tht property eo prior. to !ht d'I of Mid hear· lnl~ Tr.....,.. Mid ln-
~ t,_.. .,. approx~ 11121 bid 10 be depoelted wilt\ bid. Oetad NOV 13 ,..,. lo4lowlng eddltlonel bual· ~ '-s.-431 lor and Mftlor high aCt1ooi llll9roed, No. S. ,,_,..,CA told. Ten percent of -.rit Ing. lended Traneteror uaed !ht J '
c1mate ly0 700 11ude nt1 Publlltled Orange Cout Bid or °""' 10 be In Witt· ~ DOMINICHeNI nw namae and add,...... ~ • • ~
Mr'VlcM In the C~rano 24 1984 tile •foreeald otnoe at any Superior Cour1 put: None. ~ •• DEATH NOTI CES ellglble for ~taty Oelly Piiot November 17, 18, Ing and wtll be reoelvecl •I ~Of the wlttlln the three )'Mtl 1a1t / J '•
dle1rlet Funding 11 prOYlded ' S.SMSO time after tile nr1t ~bll-NCHAM flRAZlll At· Detec1 Nov.nber 12, 1914 ~ .. , SCHNEIDER through the Office of lndlen cetlon hereof and before *""· lt111 Tewft ~ AfttMftf '· T""8111ReMe, I '"-S T E P H E N L . Education Program. within 1111_ 'C NOTICE date 01 Nie DfM, lte. •· ......-"'111 ft1111l•1ftdt, flit. --.
SCHNEIDER ----4 the "-• .. -t of ~ r"UULI DATED Ihle 8th day of No-......... CA m7'7 TIW .... M -· •.,._
• t-" tlofl -u·-· vember, 1* ~bllthed Orange COM! Publlttled Oranoe CoMt ............ -..
away M onday No-T'.__ 4 00 Pm n...18, N~ NOTICI Ol1 MAU..IN KAT'HAlllNI Dal"' Pllol November 17 24 ally Piiot NOYamber 17, I • CENTE.A OA1ve ........ .
be 12 19oA A ...... · · .,. · .,. DIAnt M HATP11LD T,_... ef h ., ' ' 111U •••_-••••••t vem r , vw. vember tt, 11114 Place: JOHN L. PAMAR Truet leiete of IANO· Oeoemw 1. 8. 1SIM
resident o f Co.ta 28891 SorlnQ SI .. San Juen AND Ol1 NTTT10M 9' A L I I HAT' I IL D 8--427 Sa-4n
Mesa. Age 30 yean. ~~· CA 112875 1714> TO ADMNITR9' IMIDUY ----------••• Survived by father, 'agenOM wtll be evaltable H TATW NO. A12MU Shay, Stirling. Jon. & Pla.IC NOTICE Ml.JC NOTICE
u....__ L . moth..... ..._A~ To Ill hell-. ~. Jonee, Altorneya •1 law, CONI OLIO·T·o .nuuc.i • • • .... •1 ,,,. """" creditor• and contingent 890 s. BrM 81vd .. BrM. CA " m; Oare: bother, Robert Publlehed Otange Coest credltort, ancS per90n1 wno 112821 (714-~29-"402 REPORT OF CONDITION
Schnelder, 1l1ter, ~a'I Piiot November 17• maybeottlerwtM tnleraeted Publlehed Oranoe Coaat OFAMlllllCAN I TATllANk
Eileen Schneider and s._.21 In tht wlll end/or Mt•t• of: oa11y Piiot November te. 17, Consolidated Report of Condlllon of "Amer!· :;; · p (D..-) 0un' JOHN L. FARRAR 23. 11184 c an State Bank" ol Newport &Gach, Orange Coun· ~ eggy • ..,.er • A petltlofl hae bMtl nled FS.-488 "----I s -'d i I .. _ I can. Vwt.ation 2-9pm Ml.JC NOTICE by NORINE WINDHORST In ty, and uv .. -t c ub.. •r •• •1 t .... c °" 01
Friday 8:30-lOam IN Superior Court Of Or· flt&.IC NOilCl business on S::~Nc!~~ ..
'NNflNOTCJN CENTC~
~t~y. at Harbor ~~ ~RIN~To'~i"':! ~Amounta
Lawn M o rtuary. ...1.0 TO• ap pointed M pertonet rec>-~~... ASIETI In Thouunda
Gelaler Ave, eo.t.a .. LD ON raeentattve to admlnllter lhe of ....,"°'*" Caah and due from banka ....................... : .... 3.435
Mesa Memorial aer· -~~~ 27i ~'rN 0 =~:not r~~~I; •• ,,,.... .... Investment aecurltles (Market value vicee will held Satur· ~D? Annual ~ 10 admlnllter tht •ltle No.' A 1'1111 $3,501) ................................................... 3.517
day lOAM. [n lieu o f of the ll'Vtne Center o....eloe>-under IM Independent Ad· In Ille Suoertor Court of Federal funds sold and securities
flowers family IUg· ment Agreement lo d• mlnlttretlofl of E.ll•t• Act. the Slat• of Callfomle, In purchaaed under agreements
_. d ti termtne wtietner or not the A ""'1nQ on ttll pelftlon end for the County of Or· to reaell In domestic offices .................. 4,400
a .... • ona °"!to your term1oftheagreamen11\eve wlltbeheldon0eoember12, engel · •• ,,_ Loans, Total.. ................................ 43.902
favorite charity. been c:ompllecl with. 1914, •• 11:30 A.M. In Dept. n the ... atter of the~·••• Leas: Allowance tor posalble
McCORMICK
MO«TIJARY
1795 Laguna Canyon
Ao a d
Laguna Beac h. Ca
92851
494.9415
HAllllOR LAWN·
MT. OLIVE
Mortuery • Cemetary
Crematory
1825 Glster Ave
Co1t1 Mesa 540-5554
'1E"CI IROTHERI
H LL IROADWAY
MOftTUARY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
IAL TZ H.-QI RON
I MITH a TUTHILL
WHTCLIFF CHAHL
427 E 17th St
Coate Mesa
e•e -9371
PACl"C VIEW
MEMORIAL P A"K
Cemetary • Mottuary
Chapel • Crtmetory
'JSOO PIClhC View Drive
Newport 8811Cll
t!U 2700
HOW DO Y04' QIT ... No. 3 •t 700 Civic Cenler ~::, FOEDISCH, (Con-loan loaHS ......................................... 483 ~:iV:::i,f:?? Y~.":.'::.'~ ~~2~•t. Sa111a An•. CA Nolloalltlerebyglventtl•t Loan1, net.. .............................................. 43,439
Concernt? You .,. lnvttecl IF YOU OBJECT lo the the underMgned wlll .... •t Bank premlMI, F.F & E. etc ....................... 247
to ettend •public tlMrlng lo granting Of tht petition, you private Nie. to the hlgheet Real es1a1e owned olher than
be Mid by tM etty ot !Nine ~ e1t11et ap9Mf •• tht ::,.:-;,:'~· ::r' ~ bank preml ............................................ 2.973
City Counoll on NcMlmber hMt1ng and It ate your 00-pertor Court on or efter the Other UM1a........... ... . . .. . .. ... . . .. .. .. .. . .... .... .. .. . 1,38 1 '
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27. '*· at 8;30 P M. In !he leCtlone or ftle wrttten obleO-28 day of NOV, 11164 et the TOTAL ASSETS ......................................... 59,392
Council Chamw1 at 17200 tloM wltll the court belore office ol AVERY M. UABILITI!I NOTICI D' A JOINT,.,._ GotherO Street to Cenler teporl ol tile County Ft1ee1 etorH eld hour the City
Jambor .. ,lrvtne,CA. lllt hMtlng. Your llPC>MI'· COOPER, ESQ. 2444 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN LIC .. UtNOIYTHI CITY Ortve: •!Ill e10r19 Cenler Ae\1141W Cornmlltee (llany) Councllen<t~t
WHO TO CONTACT'7 For 9nOe ~be In per1on or by WHtlllre Blvd. Ste ,.01, DOMESTIC OFFICES ,.io 114 COUNCIL CW THI Cl'TY Ol1 Ottve 10 tile !dlton rlghl.of· 3. tnvtronmentat lmptc1 Agency lhell procaed to more lnforrnetlon, cell Larry your attorney. " ... · · · ....... .-. HUNTIMGTON •ACM AND way. lhen IOUth •lonG the Report No 14·4 which heat and, ... upon all writ·
HOQM at eeo.ae& 1 at Ille IF YOU AAE A CREOOOA 8-nta Monlc:e, CA tcM03, Total d8f\'18nd deposit................... 7 ,873 THa ""'"1NO"TON 91ACH Souther/\ Flaollle "9ilroeo ........ lllt envtrOl'mental ten end oral °"C.ic: 10
commuf\lty Development or 1 contingent c:recmor Of County of Otange. Stat• of Total time and Mvlng.1 depotlt1 .. '48,441 MDIVIL.Ol1mlfT AQIM. rlghl-ot•way put ~ lmpecte °'IN .,,opoaed IMo-t11e propoeed op-
Deoertmenl Ole Oec 1111 d, you '"'* flle ~-= =-~ = TOTAL O~POSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO CY ~ "'°'°9IO Aven~: •Hlerty to fht provement1 to 11'141 Hunt-tnent Plan end f.nvtronmen-
CITY OP "'VtNI, •Jl yo4Jr 01e1m With IM court or _....,.., In end 10 ell Ille ,FOREIGN OFFICES ............................... 54, 114 HUNTINGTON CIMTH oenl., fine of tile alley whleh lnglon c:.n1., OOf'tlmefclal lel lrnpac1 "9f>ort,
NancJ C. L.eoeJ, Cltr Clertl praeent It to the per90MI _,,...._ real r::,-altu. Other llablllON.. ..................................... ......... 901 ~~Dl .. l~Ol,AMLIMDTllT~NT 1'!!_,araln ~llt commerf.eldal Dttlrlet The proe>OMd ~ Publlehed Orange Coeet ,.,,....,t•tlY9 llOPOlnted by ........ ...,......, TOT·L ABI ITIES •5 01• ... .. • ...... .. ... UHi nonl~ on • 4, All evldenee and 1 .. 11. menl Plan fnvtronmenlal Delly Piiot November 17, the court wtth'tn tOur montha atecl In lhe 'Y Of Ot· " LI L .................................... " • " AND IKMCll .. NTA&. ... Inter Avenue and the , •• mony tor end ~elntt the Impact "'9on. end relalecl
1w from tbe ~ Of ftf9' .._ anoe. State of Cal#ornta. SubOfdlneled not• and debenturn ............. 643 PACT Mf'CMt'T NO..... defltlal lracta. TM bOUndery adoption of'"' Aecleve!OP. doeurnenti .,, now on ,...
Se-42& auanoe or...,.,..• provtdecl pat1lculerty deaclrlbecl • '<* IHAMHOLOIRI I QUfTY une """ eaat«ty a1or19 m. men1 P1en .nci C«llfQtlofl .nci OC*l tor put>11o ~
In Section 700 ol th• 1owe.i~.t1:1.o1a?ofTract Commonat()ci( NOTIC I IS HIAEIY e.nter llneotthe~lhen ollhe!nvttonrnental lmpact tlofllnthtofllceoftheOltec· 1--.,---IC-..,,.-TICE---Probete Code of ca.itorN. ::! ':c.' ;:!. ~: No. attern ~iv,: t~~~ 1': C:.IY ~ lObt tlOflh •1 pat1ttld« ..., ~ tor of tht 0eoartrnen1 of o.-n-. "" The 11me fof 1lllrlO delmt .-~ of IMP' -~ .uthorlzed 1,200,000 a.en Calif 111 un~ng:: 11 Aldrlell Avenue, encl north 1 tllt al>Olle et•tecl day, ~t hMoet. 2000
flUlllJC NOTICa not pPlre prior to tour llydrocarbon tub1ta noe1 No. aharn . orn • • elong hach 9outevwd to llOur. and piece, any and all Main Street, ~1i1nt1noton
N ........ Of AVllll• .... 'l ..... monthe lrom !he da1a of !ht ...... _ ..,,.. ......... _,_ -.. outttanding 1, 104,423 1,380 Hu~Ungton I H ch Ae· IM San Ol990 FrMWSy peraone hi ving any ~ leeel't. Clltfornla , t2'4t ,
v u... "" ""' heating notloa aOO¥a .....,,.._ """ ,... ........ """'r ~I ~ have Tiit ~rPoM of IM jOlnt llont 10 IM P-f090MCI "9-and at the Huntltlgton Cen·
Publle lnae*tlofl Of orm YOV MAY !XAMINI tht montyknown•ltat1 T•·,Sutplus ............................................. 2,330 Mt1.,..!"'o;'~·p~ber It. ~blleheatlnQlatocontldar: d~el~t Plan end In· tralUbrl ryanclllCltyllbtery
F·21A "ProC>OM V9. Ac:tlMI Ille kec>1by1N oourt "'t04J raN Lane. Mtaalorl VlaJO, TOtAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL ................ 3 ,710 .-at : .•1hellme 1 Tiit ~lopment vlrOM*!lll ffnpee1 ~ anrte•M Owner partlcl•
hpendttur.. of OeMtll .,. • P"'O" ~ 'tit CeforNe.of In ~al'* Mrnlngt.................. . .. .................. :Z-4 •nd Illa City Council Plan 1Mlbm"4lt~ by 1M or to the r~= of any of petton rutaa .,. alto 9¥aflo. ~ "*1ng (G"8) for !ht --. you may aer\19 Jul ~ ... of ~ , ~ TOT AL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY .............. 3, 7$4 Chambett ol lh• CMG Aoeney wfl~ PfoPC*t • tht prior pr 1n9&, may Mta fof ~ thtougll ,,_
flecef y.., lte344 ypon tl'la -.cutor or ldmln-"-~ .... ......... TOT AL LIABILITIES ANO Center, 2000 MWt Slreet, lt1 tcOCl8 and ~ to ""*' Mfore the ~ _,. ofllce and addr• 11 ~ to ~ r11or, or ,...,_ !he It• ,_ on ooirtJ111llllltol1 of 8 RE 0 DEAS EQUITY 5"" 3""2 "ul'lflngton ... ell. Ca".· tllmlnale untaftl condition•, and 1flt Council end t tlow Cl"' Hall. A" pr--... ,,.._ .... ..._. ..., the U.I . ..,...... .... or pet'I C89ll and bef. HA H L .................... •· • IOMla .. tl'le Place tor a JOlnl -..., ..... ..._ •-'' ~ ......... '' .,....r ......... .__,_ .,., · · IOfney tor the a11ecu1or °' _ _,.._ore# .... ..-.... ... The un..._,.,,.ned, John p. Engbern, PrMI· bl • ..._ "" ..... °"ewer ... ~anoe. UUM ... ,.y '""pr~ ..... ere and/Ot butlt1eaaper10nt leor.Cery Of 1ht Tr....-, ~ator and Ille wtttt --........ ._.. .,, ·-"""'-V >/( • P\I IC heatlftO to.,. hel4 by encourage pettlclpellofl of dev~I Plan lflOUlct ~to P8'1•te tn tl'8 ~.~IN Offtoa("'t ofC ~,.. !he court wft1' proof of_,. cured by~ Of TMI dent Ind 8 .A, Whltnetd, &.nlOt VP ContrOfJer of 1M City Counell and Iha"-'" °'"'*'. 11t1CS 1"*""· ti\· not be adopted~ tht In· p,ro)ect mut1 tubmlt •
--ii "·• ¥tee a wtttttn ,..,_. ..... Deed on CM PfOPl'1Y to the .OOV.named bank, ..ct1 ~lar .. , for hlme9d ~llopmeot.Aoeneytocon:-oouraoe new com,,.clel lllfON!lental Impact Aepott 'lle1'"*'1 of 1fttet.a1 10 Par! 5 115 • lactlon1 lnO !Mt~...,....,_... tofd. Tenperoentohmeunt alone and not IOt the other: I ha¥e pereona1 tldettheapprovalend.eciod-de'v'llQPIMf'll and raflallllf. certified fllf1toipMe"lomtl01"',.
It., 41&2 11 c 1117) th• nouoa of tht }""\f !' .,. .,,.. bid 10 be dlpolltld wMll bid. knowledge of tht mattert con1alned In t"'8 report tlon of !Ni propoeec1 HYnt· tau~ ot .. 1.uno com· At any """ not tater 111en 1 Al'ftOY 81 !fie ~~1~ ~ V9n\QfYn~of ._ ~-!!!-.!..'°~-"!:. and 1 t>eti.v. that NOit tttt.,,,.,.t In Mid report ra lngton Center Commel,!i_!' merc1a1 u .. e . provide the hour aforteeld Mt fof lforeaald lddf ... tty J.,.,. • ...,._ • .,..., .,, ..... .,...,.. •• ..._ q _. of IM petj.. "-W .,.,. .,.... -,_._ •• Im.--•w Otetrlct ~Of)ment ,..,.. Maded lmPf0\'91'1*111101he heating, any perMfl ot>iect· ary ti. 111&, th• office of the City • • °' the aforeMld Ofb at M'I true. Eeeh of the undttllgned, for h _, ..,.,. end certtllcatton of !ft• traffic. Clrcujatlon ,.,.,.,,, ino IO the PlopoMO .Al-Talepllone No 11141 ~re>W City ...,.. Qty tlOM °' aooount. '"'"''°'*' Omt ...., '"' -.. ~ and not for the other, '*"'"" \IMet penatty of vlf0'1"*'tel 1mpec1 Aepon .nci ou. ~* tacltltlae, ~t ,..,, end 1~ &352tt.
of ;OUM.,,,,· Valley, 10200 :. ~::'... ~ cation ,.,.,, and ...... perjury tnet th• •oreoo'no II tNt and oonect. No '4-4 The ,Woe>oaecl .... .nci Iner.... ~· WOMlenlal lfl'IC*t Npor1 Dated
..... Awnua, '°""',,,,,, V• Zlltel I ........, -.. Ute Of ..... Executed on Octobtt 24, 1"4 ... Newport de¥eiopmet!I PrOjael AIM QppOrtunltlae mty file In Wfltiftt '#ltll IM OctOber It. 1tM
ley CeltOt'nM 1---Olll9........ DeMd ttlla 12 dey Of No-leach, Cafftomla coYer9 ~!alftletely Ito 2 fht '"°" of ttie ~· ~'1 e &tet'"*'t Of Nt e,: .._ M. ......... ""°' llOUN'T AIM VJll,, -. ,....... om. CA "'"*"· ,.... John p. Engberg act• of -· MO llM lM lo IN°"" Couftcll on IM t*'t IO Ole proPQMO ~ c-. .. .....
Lrf ....,.. ~ .,.~.,.._ A""' C...-..1............., Pr--•'"-t ~bOundatlae Pfopoeecl lll~•v.!Ot>inent ~t ~ arid " lett' iaaa9' (714) crtr' Clli8 ~ Ct-. Coeat .., C• • Uff6wWC¥ _...., 8ovndad 10 ttll nottf!eMI ,.,.,., lneludel, bUt •• ftOf llm• lnvtronmenlel lmc»eCI "9-INll-Ul7 ~ ~~.._eo.t11• o.tiyflflot ~-11. ''· ~~!!! '~''· !~~~~~tr........ • by IM Ian OletO '''"IY: 11ecl 10, tllt rapon and rec• po<t Any t)lftOf\ or OI· l'\IOlltNO Oranee Coatt ..,_,. ... _. ,_............ 2• 1M4 ~'-.. _, ~-., ........ "' .,,... 10 lhe nortll by Mc:Fadcfeft Ol'M'ltndatlon Of lhe ,..,,. Oan!Ullon dellflnt to be Delly llllOI Oclobet 27, No-
• ,.... • 8alkM21 23. ,.... PtJblltlhed Orange Coatt DI'!}' ·~ "Ol'll IM ldllOft nlnO CommtH lon of\ Illa ""'' Wiii be affordeO llll op. .,., ) 10 t7, , .... ~=-==============:.....JL,__~~---8-.-4_1_.1• ~ PltotN~btt1_7~·-''~IA._ ______ s_ .... _22~hr~lg_11_1_ •• _,_ •• _._,_._._._._ ......... ~_;.._ano ___ ,_ ... _ ... _._._._end~l-'-....,oort~-unttv ...... _1o~be-heat_O_A_1 _111e ...... __ ~-~~~·~·~·~ _____ ,
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LITPIUa IUIEllEI0.1.1. PlllTTlll Receptlonlet Sat/Sun/ IALEIPDlll TILDPll•IPI FORSALEBMutlfulSlble Waterb9d, Wll S1000. Akl1alze bed·Wlll trade MllQIO ltland prlv dub/
PIT, apply tn person. 1880 Men/Women. Local area. Good money. lhort hour•. ~~~:r:sc:n~·Ho~~~.~ Exper. for •tab. Motor-a ... rt liletel ht t fllll Collte, 1 Yf old fem sso. now '360 080 MS.-1041 tor oublealn, or wtlt Mii *"· member9hlp Mf5.
Newport Blvd. Coata Must have own small.,,._ $700. mo. ptua bonC11. 661 c.nter St. 548•6585 lzeo & recreational prod-H•t ,._..._nail, PINN cell ,850-4242 We buy Good UMd Fum, 850-8127 "3-3015/"6-8900 lC203
M... hlcle. Call 540-2395 ext. 3 Own car, 3-Sam. AMI· . uct1 dealer. Agresalve, ,.... .. ,..,. GOLOE.N RET. AKC pupe, Anti~.. & Apptlanoet. Antique E~leh hall tree POol tbl Slate top red felt ~~net~•y'. newcalP11ape2~ .. dr•s. HCn/SEm enthuisetlGcood& capable of tw .......... great Chrt11m11 gifts. 833-25 or MM58e S350. Gu BOw/t>utane compl9tet$450'40-040I ~hlnlat 1 · 1•-u I ya1 Rlf " needed f bu Al port cloalng. benefits, .,.,..... Yarlt4 A 1 2 5184 wttl tank S50. Klmball piano ._ -759--0830or842-6315 or ey r 7 1111ry & comm1111on. • vet 1 11 or Well k419t baby fum from S200 Blue/wtit 9x12 ~Aec11iekiuidct11in~i"AR40iolef..,-MMii1wiiii111i..,t; IOllW llAOIJllT (over 18 rr•I needed by area ad agency 549-175 Send reaume 10 AD• lllilttl, lhtt....,,. hold 1111 Chrlatmu eve. crib to walker. Priced to or1enia1 $200 K)rlQ .. 1100 0 8wMt detk
T• 111/lat profeulonal clients tor PU IPIUTlll RElllllT llA•••r• 403. Dally Piiot, p 0 . Box MHflts • ....,.. Champ. llnee. Stud ..... sell qulcicl 845-0382 IWI ~t>c>Wd S6Cf. maw 15() T51'""330
Acme Grktley make Mt· f11hton print. showa, answering aervtoe axper --1560, Cotta Mesa. Ca. •n..r vice alto avail. 49e-0729 12" ~lwht TV S30: ----· -----UJ>9, high prod .. Downey non-union commercials& prel. Full/pan time day or Couple tor 80 unlta In CM 92828 ,.,..., .... • Poodle Pups, Taecup, Toy, ltaHllllW Stere o w/2 floor
area. Min. 8-10 yrs trade lhowt. Hourty rate evenings. 842-1403 Exper required with 11 ..... 12 ..... Th Min. S250 vn. 548-2848 ,.~ .... , 1•12 "'--"--....... .,.. .... M $CRIU.L£TS 71._281•1143 woman in otfloe, man to It UOl -.. .... • ___ ...,., .,,_., M ~.. 840-4443 PllTIWPlllTH do soma malntalnanoe. IALEIRO&IL.......... .... SUS otb BEldiXR i x12 blu. BOXES -Movin g .... _
NorltMi exper. pref. 1 Hour Apt l ealary-BMutltul 8yr PAIT Tiii .l•W..14., U. .we RUG . Gd cond, t>Mutlful w/wardrobea. CHEA Pl NW
Photo 848-2424 old cmplx w/pool/epa ror lovely Hallmark ltor9 In old Hand raleecl OoES S 150, 845-0MS &50-8127 11l1111111 llm llTll llm ' 11&. IWIUElllT H. e. Flexible hrs. 4 attn• TIU.... · . . · • • Anoet ·Liven Dynamic commercial real Avallable In: 142-1IOI &/or eves and Wl<nd• llTDYllWlll NOT BITEI 541·&421 ilctllaa..... I Girt• bike, walnut table. Prior. Garble
•tat• compariy •Mk• NEWPORT BEA.CH. P18'IGT RnltL ••LEI Catt Julien,-' Pat'• Hall-tor putIDC opinion pofla, Alltlt!H lilt 4 daycru1Wtor1 to Mex-lamp .. ~2;-4· Cell My -..~t!,E";!. on 1 highly motlvated and pro-LAGUNA BEACH otllltUTH -mark, 963-4064 55 5o p/l'lf & up Waetc· -lco from LA on Azure --..:,~Ion the 1 teaalonat lndlvtdual to AND LAGUNA NIGUEL. Exper aalee peraon for tlne d · & d · 11 Dr ••T llE* Sau, Jan or Feb. S726, John WayM Tennie Ck.lb "-WU 0
work In North Orange Experience p,.terred but Must be exJ>«lenced In all quality women1 & mena SALES/STOOi S ~r :~• Ro-:!~~ et d: Antique Ou Buffet, old Niia for S 1190. 84~78 Mmbrahp S750 ~1 =.:,:,:;~Ir: ,:~~
County in our exciting not neceuary. Earn Ph•••• ot newepaper Shoe store. Top com-Exp. pref. Ohlldren'e 1tore. 856-4292 pine beam counter, an-wtl«\..,. not~ on the
and rut growing market-$450.-SSOO. per month. production Contact pen11ttons & benetlta Petite Marche. Coit• tlque <>'Ill mahogany col-bott'-NO .,,EFILL
Ing de9t. Need 1trong No collecilng Cell 10em Siii .. Gaffney. 842-4321, Should expect to Mrn Mesa.For PIT 542-4714 Telephone Sales f .. tabi.. Gi'0-..5238 · 00 A lJTn.a ..... "" . typing and OC'ganluttonal to 4pm Monday ·Friday. ext. 394 $2.4,000. first year. Call Ul .... <Rll .... Y"""' -
lklllt, good phone per-IUlll OIUT Mr. Anderson 75~9551 SecrefarlM wanted, two llOll lllU Pl-• OW.. ..O-""" ~~LENT BENEFITS l&ILY PILIT HCIPTlllllT Rn&IL WI ~~·~·~:t!t.'~::.'rn A~~~~!~&~. c,~~~:r:: b~~.~.p~~~:
AND SALARY 142•4111 for new E.9c:fow Company !!L..etruimm...B®t.lQULln HELtl.._53~ ..ttltt. -n&91tp9r 1*:': e.tll"IOW ,-&n-'1~ -A~er ~~~~~~~-~-~"1-""'rCSOnt11rrvarrey:-MID Fashion Jstand. Newpott 8pm lor details. S40-66~xt. ·28 · --------111-\ Wedding 0r ...... nft, reaumee onty to Chrtsttne = have outstanding per-Beach Penn. part time. OllmY FAIR · ' '' ,. • ~ c:1oaec1 boUtlqut. Undtr'
Brackue. btwn 1-5pm. sonall ty.Call Karen. Wknda. muat. 750-9093 SICIOllY TIWR SAT. Nov. 11th, 1().,5 '., ~ ~ "1~ a100. 2~7244 Iv mag N"'"US COMPANY 1111 982-1654 9am-5pm O " • J_ .. , la IUf ~ RnllL w.11 Are you loofcl~ for variety. Part-time, exper. nee n the ~rounds GAIAOl $AU ADS NOW J, , a.... at.
4000 s~.:c::~~~.B~lvd. '( DHllaTlld ,as,. Ill '!~can' RIOEmlltlT Unique sportew.ar lhop porrolebnlemtateeofd sng•c'rperto•i.ctrlal Tran•.,f-!~113onooo•' Bank BEV18EOORLWY ACoDuPtAHwyRTNER CLAs,s,1mD 'o' CITYI •• , '· drum tet ' pg, m
MECHANIC • TRUCKS
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oung u · y.,.. Receptlontet/Sec't for hae lmmed. opennlng for ...,.. · · I Ill W ~ bl.1100 640-0408 anlwef' yu to: Prop Mngtl RE office. tales person. .Xtnt ti.n. poaltlon. Call ue btwn Newport Beach
·I need Christmas money Heavy phones. Ille typing, eflts and advancement ~am-t 1am tor interview. TOP sn--Featuring 10 dealefe With itllCt ruattutf
-EnJoy wortclngwlth othef must be Vibrant. Good opportunltlH Exper. 957-8191 Femaleapref.Modelsand countryantiques,hand-lalM&lll... Int...... !I~ llM
young adult• phone voloe-wllilng to helpful. Apply In per eon Etcor1I. <213' 9M-1984 mad• qulltl & coverlet•. Xntiqu... toola. o rient 5 FXUICY gwage =· SU mop r~.
-Enloy having tun and work. at CeroMllls 3432 Via . llClnlllY TUYIL holiday decorations. car~tl. bflck-•bracl<, ~ of Utohftakt & Gdod tot 8"'81 oftc ~
ID.Ill l"CI -u~"':~ngj~~ Orange TIL IUIAlllEIT ~1ri'1o ~4B. Lido Mar1na General ottlce. phone, Commercial Travel Agan-d:~==-~ed ETC. 124 Grand Canel Pauline. Hunt. Bch. M25 xlra peper & toner
County M2-1IOI age. . typing, '#Ill train tor WOf'd cy located near O.C. Air-good• & hot aptcao Cid«. (llttla Balt>oe 191 SIS Blk•. TV'a. dothaa, etc. Incl. Lag. 9ch 4~
tf you are Interested In Cell today 820-6006 HOIPTlllllT llltlt'I Pim prOCleUlng, IBM PC. Full port IMklng experience Join u1 tor a day of Bdrm Mtl, couchet, r9frlg CMetmaa Garage SW. ---..,..,---=__,....,.,..-
earning $35,000. to Ask fOC' Mr Terry lite bkkfg· a~ret1rl1I tull/p• .. time. 0•""' or ~~v-~t •Audnltyeofftor. commercial agent, mull AMERICAN Country Fun freezer. stereo. lot• ot Nov 17/18. 9:3()..4PM. Almoat New, Toahlba SS0,000. or more In com-... .. • ,. ..., _..,..,..,.., ... have 2 yr• exper. & l\lm. & mlec. 1304 So. 21051 White Horte L.n., copier & 3 executive
mlaslons and are wtlllng exper. 7 4-6322 evu. Poaltlore avaJI. In ware Industry. Cell Dave knowledge of SABRE Anllaacft 1011 Beyfront. Sat/Sun 9-2 All handmade Item•. daeltt. 494-2091 :d:r°'1~,:~r~!%111L;:~11P•A•R•T•-T•1M•E•. v•.•,•1ec1•h•ou•r•, HOEmlllT PLlll N.B & Irv.
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Realty 11 the most pre... to Include early A.M. Feet paced 0 .C. Mag. * $3 000 * Secretary, dependable tor Sherri. 756-0eae cond., S 150. 498-1897 p l I tabtea, oriental rug1, turn. & S12&. 848-3542 ewe.
I.. d .. h d _ __. t'"a o ganlt..,. ' 1 ,.._.,,.n HB office Tvn H p f I old I t d ta ala I Sat/Sun. 1"'·"' 1••91 =/fc!f ·~ tlgloue, moll grow " week en 1 .,,.ust ave e-,._.., " rp, r '''" PER MO. GUAR. COMM. ....... ~ · H"' w•-;wat-R•• ot t r g g . x n con ' "· vv IU oriented name in real es-pend able vehicle (small non-smoking lront office (Only 4 contact• per day) flling, phones, hrs 8-3:30, • • w.11 .. , .. _. 1250 OBO 548-3532 FURNITURE, beds, baby Blanton St. H.B 840-. 7488
tale. Prepare yoursell truck. ven. etetlon person. Good phone per-SALES-LOCAL Butlneu non-amkr. 893-1940 S5.50 Hr, BUSBOYS $4.50 Item• mlec kltohanware, errywoo Hammon
now tor the next real es.-wagon I to asslet news.-tonality, typing, gram-$50K-SlOO,OOO potential SECRET ARY. depend-1 p/hr. Expef. Pvt club. I HY APPUllOU oddaief'lda.' Sat/Sun 9-4. GARAGE SALE Nov 17· 18 Spinet Or~. rndl L-100,
tat• boom Career op-paper dMler In lrlline mar,lltedlctatlon,ahort-OaytimeMlll"" noire·-' T Varied day & ...,. lhlftt LES 957-8133 21436thSt.N.B. 10392PUA.Hunt.8Mch 1Nntcond$300875-32.48 e~u;~e~al~t~ll =~~~-:::1e M~e~nt~t d~ :~: ~o~:WS~M~~ ~EASl~COMM.E~LJiP e:.~~ ~~~ lnctd Mnda.4K-5757 MegtcChefMlcrowave 1.5 reu •• U =TB~=:::. ~=~bWfl
able. To Interview call Hyde MondaythruFrlday MAGAZINE,3151 Alrwey utA vancement· gmt non-smltr.993-l&40 WUDllll,... cuftmemorytemp probe MoYi'!9 "' aia;; cofl tlquea.Cut11t MathaaTV. 7M-t283 •
Walt Mactborekl or Pam. between 9 30 and 10:30 Ave. Bldg J-1. Costa ALL lnllll IY P1t1E llOllTAIY lmmecl. opening In our etc 1290 841•8993 tbl, 4 x4'xV.", gt ... front Stereo. Furn, Appll'a,
at Merrlll Lynch Realty at 1 m on1y 842-4321 M .... Ca 92625. Appt. J.4on.-Frl. 7em-4pm Laguna Bwh. Full time. Irvine bfanch tor• ahafp, R«TIQ S150, gu stove cabinet, Alumont p8tl0 booke, ptenta, parrot. Wurttt.r 8p6r'9t •lbenctl
54&-938e or 963-1319 • made by rnume onty_ 1 ... Ml1 Ir. hltea Non-amotter. K~ con101ent1ou1 a nd S150, Mhr/dyr S150 aa, furn, plant•. pa, lamps. You want H-we probably frultwood ~pert cond ==========-....!..==========-!...=========~ of wordStarayetem. energetlcperson.At,...t d9hwahrS100648-5848 MW mech cab & much have It. Starting 11117 l1100.p.p.573-4385eve
IAUIOLlH 55-60 Wpm. Start oneyearofperteor~ REFRIG .. 1 ,175 OBO more.Sat/Sun9-3. andeY«YS•t.untlll tll la n •--'•-
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Fast paced drugstore. hou•exper. req. Wilting· ,.. · 514 Mar"'old, In al'-. gone. 8em·?, 9411 Fire-'...,., Alert & accurate. Exper. lmmed. Call 497•2245 n ... 10 IMrn av~ of 875~516 1 ..., . .., tide Or. (btwn M-ci. & ttrte IUI
pret,FIT,4wkday1&Sllt. Karan or Judy Jobs. Knowledge of Or-L--tefe IO'" Sale Sat 8•1• Table NW, Bvshard ot1Atlafltl} 16!'new.MCXCOl&TV,..
10 7 54&-2 121 lllYIOE IT&...,.• ange County fiefplUl. Job 1 lft • ~ w.-nddtee. bedroom teta, ' '
-. Night man need:" for requlree • good driving Purebred cocker Spaniel. •7ttq,ue slot machine OL YMPli P~NS ·n ~:'2 mote. 1280. 8'2=218' SALES Three Arch Bay Shell. record. Full time or part free to good hOme. Small m ac tema. a g • • •. 23" syrvanla TV. fine
Do you think you can aale? South Laguna. 40 Hrs time poaltlon avail. Call female age 1'A. Can't # t Tlt>uron Bay Or Chaaapeaka. Magnolle & COftd, ~ oebtnet.
It ao Cfll me now and p/wt<, 5 nit•. 499-4141 peraonnal for appt. keapl 54W5'fl SAT 1-4pm Glau top din Adame. Not before &am. 1178 &42-3155
start miKlng tome real aates ....., • ......., Staftenlhlre terrier 1~ tbl. o&k hi chr. crib. lnlat 25" z.ntth Color TV 111nt
mon•y for oncel Call Stereo/TV .. ,.. PIT 21jflJl·l1111• Fml apay.o all lhota. Nd1 plypen, rattan & ~a lhelf, l rg hi quaiitYi& Wet euh cond 1150. 86C).34()7
George. weekdaya. AtlantlcMuak)648-&895 J ... W. ... Siii yardlowaKldeH8-7t38 pecan/git col t I olher lklt blkeaofa,b9oaterao 8Mutltul25"RCAClrTV
494-54 10 H nltart ZS mlac Items 802 Narclaaua lkl clothea SAT Sun 8-5 I 148. 3 Yf wmty. ='
Sa.oday, November 18 setes SWITOUl&ll IPll LN~gtlt~~Rf11Ecel.D•loo:~ 2 •matching i' custom s~ !;~~~~ 44 Almond Tree Ln Irvine sun. TV Johna 84e-1 ae
ARIES (March~ 1-.\pr 11 t •J) l~1dr :-our 11mt' Gain tndtlJled 1f you llOllH Fllll F~~aft. :,'! ~~d":'~ Ref's. 548-9133 eve. made couchea '300. Call drnMrlmlrror: br aet Sat/Sun 9-SPM-38 Hfl. SONY tt..o w~.
play wa111ng g.1mc RdJ\ metl11a1t' realm~ that chao" can be Opportunity to Mii gour-1 nlghte. wru train. ------....,,.-~-548-1932 w/dbl matt hdbrd gr .... Turtlerock. Furn, cue. apeekan, am/fl'n
transformed into order ) ciu'll lotJtr important lt"gal document. Keep met food• & gift• tor hol· 542.3013 WNEWILLPHOORUTS!R~I 3 sldeetlelre $30-S50 ea, dreu.er. mirror/nlte appl, art, tterao, mlto radio 80 87&.3248
information p n,atc \\ Jtch P1 .. ~c,• ldeya. Flex hra. wlll train. "' """ stand dlnlng--1~ch a& L s W tciltt Pl 842--0972 REFS 818-57M924 liquor cabinet S150, en· · .. , '" r ..... STERE.O 75, COl..O"ED TAUR US (.\prtl 111-\fa\ 2.01 .'l:11n1a1n lo~ profile !-!Ud} Anes Fae:on lllan-:-840-8030 TIUPMll tlque handcranl< vlctrola breakfront; kltch. tbl & iV1 8 m hi TVl30. MJ..ot70
m essage for 'aluahk h1n1 )null he 1n,1tcd to dine out. kct'p IHUTlll Je aat .. / S90759·1890 ih~,w~0~0~1!:\=' ~~.~ H~ Ka~~.~f. Toeflfb& SA7150, dlgttel
resolutions concan111g J11:t nulrtt1on and pro~r rc<;t Romantic IALHPHlll 11·10t/ltrlMI ... • Dt.fttlc SH? e· Sofa gOld tonee Xlnt wutt 'mach lounge chr' dlahwether, Much mYCh tuner, UO watt•
involvement could l'\.t'nlu.111\ tl<1mtnJtt' 'ICCnano ...... Realdentlel "Oulllflecl banilll XuM G t mg. cond S15o 8715-5971 tote bag. mlac tbl llnen'. ~orel 2807 AA• llQUM. p/cNnnet. 1321. 080
GEMINI I \.la' : I 1 un~ ~111 I IOl\h rather than 1n1t1atr prOJC!'Ct. :; :;,fi~n Mgmt Advert Media. no expet. rett. will do hMkeeplng l AntlQue ChlnaM <Ame>hor 1500 Santanefla Irv Terr SaVSun Ms>m H2·2111
Emotions d o minate loga Iii\ l' '" mJJOr pan of \ltmulating sccnan o . .,... Relld9ntial Income nee Will train FT/PT childcare for room & Cheat 1500 494-7348 SUPER PATIO SALE tOols ~ k .... .,---,ta___,llMi...--al-r--..fnl'""l~f
Honzons gro~ largt rand ''ll' U>uld plan a hohda~ JOlirne' Libra ..... Commercial tmmecl. opening. Cutt boar4 +'=,:·COM Beige Sofa~ Orte Bm booka-drapea-bla~ketl. ~ LntaXM ·.~ .. ~~!!!!ioiioiiiioi_.~""""L;~--
nauve undeman<.l\ ~i11 rnopcr.11e and help make )OU happ' Xlnt faclllttu. good .P•ld540~:~~~ extc:LL · nge vlnyt Chr s75. Y6&-0M5 ehHta-dla,hu-clothea Hgta. Couch.' ctothee, 2 1150 ~u:...llt CANCER <Junt :!I Juh 22) C.,trC'>'> indcpendcnte. rn;alJ\ll}. Cllentete,oon1t1ntlead1 WILLHOUSESIT plants-antqa.513Acacla doll hMI t0Y9 kld't • 1
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NEWPORT BEACH
'
•WPllT CUST 11H.MI
Sharp Plan One condo -ooe story. 2 masltw BR
surtes, very private on lush greenbett. New
neotral carpe1 & fresh pa! lt. Seiter will help with
finaJlClng. Great buyll
• CAIYll -9clJll '1tl,MI
Mexecan pavers lead you into immaculate and
attractive 2 BR condo 1n the heart of Newport
Beach Close to e>OO and tennis. P«fect for
bachelor or couple. Sunny patio. mirrored ward-
robes. etc
IACIUY S22UIO
So much for so little! 3 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces +
solar heated pool and spa. French doors. shut-
ters. skylights, near new kitchen appliances wtth
microwave and many more upgrades.
wutCUfF ua•
Just llS1ed! Quality 3 BR, 2 BA Sturdevant built.
Located on a quiet tree-hned street. Freshly
pamted inside and out. Immaculate throughout.
Large private yard. Assumable financing.
llAUM YO .-0 l2a.-
lt's rare to get such a perfect 2 BR plus den
hom&-but we'~ got one and It's -Oecorator
perfect! Beautiful custom built-ins, remodeled
kitchen that's truly stunning. Extra deep lot With
lovefy large patios
UUN Y1EW llllU Uu,111
"Contemporary Country" -Is there such a
thing? You must see this home!! Just listed -4
--aR:-z'h -SA."tamtly r6om. The deeor ts perfect1!
Sophisticated, yet "comfy" and beautifully
priced!
SUYtl'W UU, l•
Spacious pool-sized lot in 24 hr. guard gated
community. Light, airy 3 BR Nantucket model.
Attractive decor. Owner will carry financing wtth
low down. Possible tease/option.
WTllffF ua.-
Just hsted. Panoramic \Hew of ocean. city lights
from highly upgraded 4 BR Lusk home. All new
kitchen, teak built~ns, solar. Fee land. Dramatic
pool and spa in a very private setting.
Ill C&llHI SI 11.-
Excellent financing available on this beautifully
,. decorated 4 BR home. Large covered patio.
At1ractive spa. Goffera will Mke the putting green.
Marvelous family home in gated area.
MYUllllU .......
Rare 6 Bdrm with big view. ExoeUent family
home with recreation and formal dining room +
4 baths. Totally enclosed pool-sized tot In weft
established neighborhood.
OTHER AREAS
ll1MAIEI CIYt $1._
A touch of New England. French doors. paned
windows, used bric~ fireplace and more. Fea-
tures 2 stories, 2 BR and 2'/z BA. Quiet, yet
convenient location. Attractive assumable
financing/Owner says sell!
Slf11I LAIHI 12.--
The most breathtaking location ever-your own
gated contemporary mansion surrounded on 3
sides by ocean. All new, exquisite in every detail.
4 BR, 6 BA, 4 fireplaces!
A MEMBER OF THE SEARS ANANCIAL NETWORK
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
OPEN HOUSES
1-4 P.M.
U11WI ..-.. -.s 1951 Port LocksJe1gh
2 BR. Den $249,500 C. BALOIKOSKI
W'flLlff 812 Aleppo St
4 BR. FR. Pool. Spa $349,500 TOM BOLAND ...... , 7 Northampton Ct
2 BR. Den $570,000 DEBI BIBB .. ,
IUff1 2224 Vista Hogar
38R $159,500 KAY PARKER
WU&llTYNll 20 Tahoe
3 BR. FR $213,000 LISA WHITE
UiW 2772 Circle Or
3 BR $250,000 ELEANOR BOWIE ...... .., 1821 Port Barmouth
4 BR, FR, Spa ~.500 C. BALDIKOSKI _,.., -• 81-2 Atep~ St .c BR, FR, Poot, Spa $349.500 RITA BO NO
IUftEW 2121 Yacht Yankee
4 BR, FR $349.500 G.ANDERSON ...... au 1301 Keet Drive
3 BR, FR $385.000 MARIAN REEDY
WUTaJff 1215 Somerset Ln
2 BR. Den $398.500 LYDIA MURPHY . .. ., 7 Northampton Ct
2 BR. Oen $570,000 DEBI BIBB
NEWPORT BEACH
m lllFf1 s111,111
One of the Plaza's best locations. 4 BR con-
verted to 3. Kitchen/family room with large
bricked patk>. End unit allows fight and airy
feeflng. Probate sale and pr1oed to sen now. This
one won't fast.
•UITll PH• Intimate 2 Br, 2 BA Dover mode: In gotf com-
munity located on nice cul-de-sac. Perfect for a
second home away from home. Call for ~polnt
ment today.
WNW 1411-
Everythlng you've eyer wanted and a little bl1
more can be found In this 4 BR. two story view
home. The exquisite decor and private spa will
captivate you.
W.PmlllU .......
Old World elegance. 4 door• from the beach. 4
BR house plus study + bachelor unit. Wood
floors, custom kitchen and the best of every-
thing. One of Newport's most tastefully de-
signed.
sn.w 1121.-
s BR plus bonus room In a visual medley of Color
& tight. Forever view, poot & spa HardwOOd,
French doors, a compemng combination of
taste, room, tocaUon, view & prfc,e;
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2181 IAN JOAQUIN HW RD.
BEACH COMMUNITIES
' UYSllHS 1121,IOO
Classic 2 story Cape Cod. Features 3 BR, 3 BA.
incredible gourmet kitchen. central courtyard,
observation deck. 3 fireplaces and 2 tacuzzles.
Exquisite quality and detailing throughout. As-
sume low interest private financing .
WtsT llWNIT IUCll SHI•
Seller financing available at 12'1. on 3 units.
Right on the sand, m wonderful location. Zoned
R-3, ideal for building a new triplex.
ULHl ISUll Sitt•
Balboa Island on the baYfrontl What could be
finer. 3 Bdrm home with comer location ~nd
great potential for remodeling includes private
dock w/room for 3 boats.
WHT IEWNIT St .....
Outstanding 2 year old custom. Corner lot wtth
forever ocean views. 3 BR. 3 fireplaces, fine
quality cabinetry. cook's dream kJtchen.
IUl.llA ISWll ........
Prime bayfront with large pier & float & small
boat dock. 2 houses -each 3 BR, on 1'~ tots
Island charm In quiet location. A one of a kind
property.
UN Ill.I _Jl,MIJll Ei~ant country bayfront on Via Udo NOt'd.
Sweeping spiral staircase overlooks step-down
living room. 7 BR. 5 BA. private wing with 2 BR,
2 BA, kitchen & separate entry. -------
POllSIU UYFHIT 11, 111 ...
Perfection Is the description for this elegant
contemporary 3 BR + home. Quiet W. Bay
location by N.H. Yacht Club. Excellent boat
f acllltles plus a garden patio off master BR suite.
POllSIU ""'"' s1,tn• Exceptional 3 story 5 BR, 6 BA home on
exclusive BUENA VISTA. This unique home has
a 3 story covered atrium, elevatOt', sitting room
w/wet bar on 3rd floor. Quality construction &
decor plus beach lot & dock.
CORONA DEL MAR
MS•mt 11111 --.111
Most popular Plan II In Ideal private location. 2
BR, cozy den, beautifully decorated
w/magnlficent lush gardens. tlled patk>, 24 hr.
guard gated security, pools & tennis.
II. If IWY •• llft.DU 1111,IN
Side-by-side duplexes. Two 2 BR. 1 BA + newer
2 BR, 2 BA + 1 BR, 1 BA. GOOd location. Near
park, shops and beach with some bay view.
Great builder/Investor potential. Assum. flnanc.
Drive by, then call. $260,000 & $295,000.
.....,,, 1111.-
Quallty 3 BR home on extra large Shorecllfft lot,
high vault oelllngs, skyllghts, open feeling tead·
Ing to 36' pool, lovely gardens, Pool house.
Exoeflent neighborhood In prestigious areal
---1111 l&YnllT ....... Perfect setting for that Christmas Boat Parade
Party ... New England style charm on 60' of the
bay. This 4 BR, 3'~ BA home has a long dr1veway
lead Ing to 3 car garage & dock space for 3 boats ~ •• plen~1 roomJor guests! Land Included.
8~8080
· AMERiCA'S LARGEST FULL SERVICE REAL ESTATE COMPANY ,
.,.
COSTA MESA
~-·-IMl,111 Investor's bargain! Each unit has 3 BR. 2~ BA,
wet bar, flrepface, laundry area, separate gar-
age and patio. CaJI for financing details.
11111 IEllH•t 11H,IM
Come see this 5 BR. 2'h BA home near So.
Coast Plaza. Lots of room for a large family with
a separate f amlly room. Easy care yard for the
busy family. Call today!
WIT UIT1 1111,IM
Have you always wanted your own home?
Here's your chance to enjoy cool breezes and
vistas In this 3 BR, den and family room home.
Outstanding for first time buyer. See It today I
'1llT nm amut •• Great location, near entrance, poof and parking.
2 BR lower end unit-NO STAIRS! Call us to
assist In qualifying you for your first home.
II JWll llOIPUIYt 1111 ....
Imagine your..,.f enjoying the pool In this lovely·
home wtth 3 BR, 2 BA. Just made for entertain·
Ing. Vaulted celllngs, separate famlty room with
cozy fireplace plus your own large master sulte.
Call to see this one and be prepared to make an
offer.
A MEMBER Of THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK
RESIDENTlAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
COYER PHOTO
•un•PMYlll 12 .....
Call today to see this unique, suave contem-
porary August model. 2 BR, den. dining room.
High ceilings, stained glass wtndow, mirrored
flreplace, wet bar, wrap around patio. Communi-
ty pool, spa & tennis. This Mclean built
townhome could be yours! Open Sunday.
OPEN HOUSES
Ullll&J
F• YUIS llWI 1109 Dennis Drive
4 BR. Bonus. FR. 4 Fp$229,000
Ull Ill 1111' 20292 Bayview. SA
12 BR, View . $160,000
ftlW1 ~Java Road
DIANE B.
1-4
-r.w,-LIW NWI 1122,IU--'ea, Bonus.Rm $389,000
C. ENGLAND
1-'
B. TOWERS
1...t-
Owner wlll carry below market financing! Ex-
ecutive 2 BR condo near So. Coast Plaza. Split
level, high ceilings, fireplace, patio. Washer,
lllllJ
.. UIYll 25 Sea Island. NB
_.1---4:11"'4111'~-fefrlgerator lflcludedl -2 BR.~ _ ~285,000
DHl1M -2422 22nd St, NB 3 BR, Oen, Pool, Spa $589,000
LAURIE QUINN
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DIANE 8.
1-' •SA mTI Tllft.ll 1111,llO
ATTENTION INVESTORSlll 3 • 2 BR, 1'h BA
units. Individual patios. Walk to shopping and
transportation. Start your portfolio today. Call
us to show you howl
llUITIOI · 1221,111
Curl up In front of the flreplaoe on chilly evenings
ln the Intimate master BR. This Spanish style
home boasts 3 BR, 2~ BA, den, formal dining
room, large family room wtth fireplace. and
utlllty room-all on a large corner lot. Call for
more Inf ormatlon today!
lllWTm -W/4 flllPUlll SUl,llO Only 4 years newt 4 BR plus den, family room.
bonus room and dining room. Master suite
w/slttlng area & Jacuzzi tub. Air condltlonJng.
security system. Community pool & spa. A must
to see. ...... &ml... • ......
Tired of paying rent? Cati to see this affordable
condo with 2 BR. 2 BA. Enjoy the community
pool and clubhouse In park-llke setting. Close to
transportation. Call to start your Investment
program today.
Wll/"'111 1111,IOI
Owner says "Bring offer!" Lowest prfce unit In
complex. Owner will sell, lease, carry paper. let
you assume his low Interest loan or YOU name ltl
Plush trl-levef condo with 2 BR, 2 BA. 2 car
garage and security system. Call now to see this
bargain!
BIG CANYON
•un•.,11•• ,,,...,..
Country French tradltlonaJ 5 BR, 4~ BA home
with spectacular vtew. Formal llvtng and dining
rooms with high celllngs, etegant moulding,
beautiful hardwood ftoora. library and family
retreat rlchty paneled and carpeted. Private poof
and spa. 8ridt patJoe. Seller may assist with
tfllW1 3064 Java Rd
'4 BR, Bonus Rm $389,000
RAY ZARTLER
1-4
SOUTH COAST METRO
FAIT&ml ,._, 1111,llO
Call for details on this outstanding single story
home. Mint condition 4 BR, 2 BA, formal dining
room, family room. Mexican pavers, covered
patio leads to fabulous pool and spa. Security
system. Park-llke setting. This Is brand new and
won't lastl Call nowl
.. etWfllll LUI! 111.-
You can assume this tow Interest rate loan
without qualifying! 2 BR plus a separate guest
room. Remodeled kitchen and formal dining
room. All this and lush park-like grounds tool
Call now to see.
IAOl IAY YllW1 11M,GIO
A unique place In the country with a view of the
mountains ANO bay breezes! A wcnderlul place
to call home. 2 BR, 1 'h BA decorated In sunshine
oo4ors. Vacant and ready for new owners. Call
now I
IHmY IJT_. 11HMI
Ideal home for the gourmet cook. 3 BR family
home with big, big kitchen. Large add-on f amlly
room to help you entertain. Beautiful land·
scaplng. Pride of ownership. Call nowt ,.. ,.. .. Lift....... Ill ...
Near So. Coast Plaza. Ch<Mce St. Albans condo
on ground noor. Gorgeous community poof.
spa, clubhouse Bild tennis. CaU to find out how .
you can take over loan.
-+Pllfl11-.T....... 1111,111
This super 3 BR, 1v. BA family home has a
separate guest house. Ou~t. charming area
close to schools and shopping. Don't
delay-can todayt fl~anclng.
2211 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
. ---------
MESA VERDE
PIDTl•HI Wl•Wll 1211.-
3 yeara newt This home features 4 BR, 2'h BA.
family room and format dining room. The
spacious ltving room Is highlighted with a wood·
burning fireplace, soaring two-story celling and
skytlght. UpstaJrs, the master BR Is thoughttully
secluded in its own wing, away from secondary
bedrooms. Enjoy the community poof. spa,
tennis courts and park. A must to seel
IPllT&laJI ftlWI MT UITDt sm.-
Expanslve custom estate overlooking Mesa
Verde Golf Course. 4 BR, 2'h BA, fonnal dining,
plus separate children's wing and huge bonus
room. 3 car garage ANO carport. Be one of the
first to see this one!
DIB.1.m LIUNl-llDS TJ..C. 111'-
Bring your own special Ideas to this 4 BR, 2~ BA
home. Excellent floor plan with vaulted cefllngs
and an intimate family room with fireplace.
PLUS pool & spa. Low price for this prestigious
area.
nn 11&1111 S111Ut 1111,111
Beautiful 2-story, 4 BR. 2 BA. Separate family
room, dining room and rock fireplace in IMng
room. Professional landscaping with sparkling
pool. Backs to park. Call now.
.-r•-•-ue 11 ...... One-ot ttre lowest prices irr-~areat 3 BR;-famfly
room plus pool. Double fireplace. Light & airy.
Large patio and easy care yard. Call to see
today!
TllPll&L lllOWIY '111,llt
Tranquil garden setting, abundant plants &
flowers. Atrium, waterfall, koi pond, Jacuzzi tub
& skylights. New appliances. 4 BR. 2 BA. dining
room. family room. Call now!
II Tiii SIU ClllU Utt,IM
Unique location on Mesa Verde Golf Course
16th tee. Spacious family home with 4 BR. 31"1
BA. Huge step down famity room with walk-In
wet bar and fantastic wall of glass. Immaculate
and ready for you. Call now for your own pnvate
showing.
J WI Ul&lfl 1221.IOO
Bay window makes this Mesa Verde home sunny
and cheerful. 4 BR, family and dining room
Super kitchen w/abundant storage and counter
space. Lovely garden Call today!
HARBOR AREA
YIEWJ Y1IWl Ylnrt un,111
Mountains. bay and city lights come to you in
this 2 BR. w. BA condo located on the penin-
sula. Boat slip available. Private manna. maxi-
mum building security Move in condition. Va-
cant and ready!
.._.•'l•WPUCI sua.-
11> + acres ideal for entertaining with sparl<llng
pool, spa. fountain, lattice patio & separate 800
sq. ft. recreation faclftty. 3 BR. 2'h BA. study with
built-In desk & wet bar master suite has walk-In
cedar closet. Gourmet kitchen. Custom re-
modeled with lavish use of solid oak. stained
glass. beveled glass. tile & skylights throughout.
Call today fOf' a private showing
•at• a •••• 1U11 a.ass,. WI ..... 11 ...
Freshly redecorated 4 BR. 1¥. BA. family room.
vaulted cefllngs. 2 fireplaces. Childproof fenced
pool and spa. Wonderful family areal Why not
moye In to Newport Beach today? Assumabk!
toan. Call now1
645 -030 3
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340 E. 20TH ST., Costa Mesa. .. Qualtty buitt townhome, attached
• ~· 3 bdrms, 2'n bas, yard plumbed for spa. bunt 1983,
one of • $155.000. f 1_.)
2 TimUT£ COURT. Newport Beactt ... Newport Crest townhome,
3 bdtt1-. 1'n a-., trMIMlll. Comm. pool & tennis. $169.500. (1_.)
3 TRIBUTE COURT, Newport Beactt ... Newport Crest townhome.
~ .. a model. 3 bdrma, 2 'n bas, spectacular water view.
•1•·000· <1 .... , Iii SI/IS nr
1338 GALAXY OR~ OoYar Shor9 ... Thbt spectacular ctiff
home oflera ~ ~ & ocean view. tndoor pool wtth
1'1111 _,.... roof. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths + powder room. A toucti
of c:-. an ._ IMd. $795,000. (1-4:30)
34 ENCORE COURT, Newport Beed\ ... Newport Cr~
town:"lome. tu1y fumllhed & lmm8CUlate concOOon. 2 bdrms, 2 ~
t.tha, t:ri-leYel. permanent ocean YieW from master IUlte. Pool &
tennis. $187.500. (1 .... :30) 12 ,,
32 lMA LOA COURT, Newport Beach ... Newport Crest
townhome. 2 bdnna. 2 baths, new paln1, drapes & carpet&
Comrri. pool & liiinlt. $164';0C)a. T1~ -
Serene water view from this 2 S1ory bayfroot. Features are 4 apadcM'8
bedr~ms. 4 baths, family room, htoh,~1. 2 flr~8Q89 -1 In master
tstifte. BOat docl< + sandy 6e8Ch.-olferid at Sf ,4 . .
621 DONALD PLACE. Newport Beactl ... One of .. homes on.~I
de uc, 4 yrs new, auper Hoor ptan & decorating, 3 bdrms. den,
fonnaf dining room. Assume k>an. $350,000. ( 1_.)
760 VIA UDO NORD, Udo 19'8 •.. 0riglnat spacious 5 bedroom
home on "5' Wfd8 rot nexf to greMIM!ff, on the bayfwnt.
$1,575.000. (2-4)
$1 Ol,000·$300,000
llWPOIT Cit.ST -Town home with full ocean
view from hving room & master suite 3
bedrooms, 2'h baths, move in condition
$250.000
IUI OWlll -Newport Crest townhome has 4
bedrooms. 2v. baths, family room, cemmunl-
ty pool & spa i tennis courts. Inquire today
about affordable financing. Priced at
$195,000.
l IWTIFUl 1£TIUT -with a breathtaking view
of ocean & bay from 2 balconies. Thia Ver-
sailles condo features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
large closets, washer & dryer included.
Comm. pool & spa area. Offered at $275,000.
JUST USTll WUTCUfJ nw -the WEST CLIFF
VILLA-just listed In Newport Beach, a de-
lightful condo for the adult, 2 bedrooms, 2
baths. fireplace, 2 car garage, pool + Jacuzzi.
Walk to markets & shops.~sklng $159,000.
Flexible terms
$300,000·$600,000
MAS IUI llMOtEUt 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths,
den, large sundeck and patio. Stereo sounds
throughout. You'll be Impressed. Price
$493,000 on Via Cordova
FUTUTIC 2 STOIY -on Lido Isle and near new.
beeutlfully decorated with furnishings nego-
tloble 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, den. wet bar.
rooftop apa REDUCED TO $559,000.
IMI MO I U UClWJT HY -In Corona del
Mar. Corner location on Waterfront Dr. Cus-
tom built home, French windows, oak floor-
ing, close to 1hop1. Price $475,000.
IUILJEl'S .,,..TmITT -to build or remodel
home on 45' wide lot. Owner. will con1ldor
trode for home In La Jolla or Santa Ynez.
Price $365,000 on Via Loree.
,.,
SIPO cm lnUI. -two story home on Udo
Isle. Features 3 large bedrooms. 2~ baths,
family room. dlnlng room, be9lttful patio.
Price $425,000 on Via Quito.
TUTtMLY lllll0 P -Udo Ille 4 bedroom, 3
bath home. Fireplace In master suite +
Jacuzzi & huge walk~n ao.et, gourmet
kitchen. Price $469,000 on Via Quito.
$&11,0H-$711,111
._ ... -Laguna Beach retreat. Spec-
tacular very sectuded custom home with pool,
spa & sauna. Newty pajnted inside & out. •
bedrooms, 4 baths, family room on approx 'h
acre. Price $700,000.
SPIClllS • IUIUlll -home on Udo Isle
corner location. Beautifully maintained •
bedrooms, 3 baths. formal dining room. High
ceilings with open beams and a lush patio for
relaxing and entertaining. Prtce $675,000 on
Plana Lido.
$7H,IH-$115,IH
SPUISI uaEllA -on 85' comer lot with 6
bedrooms. family room, large IMng room and
features a beautlful center courtyard for
entertaining. Price $798,000 on Via Lido
Nord, Udo Isle.
UClPTIIUl llC CMYll Tll•I• -located on
the 10th fairway la beautifully decorated In
outstanding taste with many custom features.
Air, security system + guard gate add to your
protection. Price 1825,000. ·
I llYFIOITS TO $1,Hl,111 I
tlYflHT F•ct.nm -on Linda Isle and
ready to move In condition. Features 3
bedrooms, 3 baths, sauna In· master b~th,
IMng ..,d dtntng room open onto 1emlCe 1>fl
bayfront, f am Hy room. Large ueomable loan.
Great for entertetnlng. 1799.000
IA~• ml -on Udo Par1l Or. offers a
real show ~ace. Master bedroom, den, 1~
baths, beautiful kttchen, security bldg. RE-
DUCED $50,000 now $295,000. Try low
down II
un.-r --mr -Comer 1ocauon, and vacant. Seller will finance at betow current
Interest rate. 1 bedroom, 1 bath, super bay
view. Asking $275,000. MAKE OFFER NOWI
UCIJ a lllCIT -feeling you get In this
bayfront condo on Udo parlt Or. Beautifully
decorated large master sutte with huge waJk-
ln ctoset, converttbte den, 2 baths. ~Hp avail-
able. Price ~5,000.
UY • an UCITS -enhance this pro-
fesslonally decorated bayfront condo on Udo
Park Or. Features 2 bedrooms, 3 baths, den,
2 decks, air cond. Walk to shops & res-
taurants. Slips available. Price $495,000.
HITUTIC Pmcl IDICTill -you can't afford to
pass up. Beautifully remodeled bayfront with
super view & dock fOf' large b<?&t. Price
$1,295,000 on Via Udo Soud. Large master
suite w/vW/w.
DCWOT ... RIHC• -Is offered with this
Udo Ille bayfront with a super view of all bay
acttvtties. -sttp with many etectr teat outtets.
Ideal for sportftsher. Features 3 bedrooms,
family room, formal d!nlng room. Price
$1,•95,000 on Via Udo Nord.
WIT m -...y ICTMTO -from this elegant-
ly decorated bayfront home on Ud8 Isle. Has
every feature that would appeal to a dis-
criminating buyer. 5 bedrooms, den, matd's
quart ... dock for 2 boats. Pr1ce $1,900,000
on Via Udo Notd.
IUITla I SNallS -home, 60' on the bay
with dock for large yacht. A perfect 5
bedroom, famlly room, game room, gourmet
kit chef'}., f9f' the discriminating buyer. Priced
at $9~ on fee land, Dover Shores.
DCll' m llf -for Udo Isle 2 atory bayfront.
Beauttful view of north channel. 2 spacious
bedrooma,...3 ¥• baths. &argeJMng room with
wet bar. Owner will constdet L/Optlon.
S995,000.
.
Specializing in properfy on tJ.e waler ... near the waler ... and with View o/ waler
COLLINS ISLE BAYFRONT-VJEW
A premium ioc.tton wHh en UNOU11'UCTED VIEW on
the Mein Bayfront-yet pttYecy from ""9 comer loedon,
ewrounded bJ fNlw. greenery. A Jov.., petlo-ae eltUna .. on the Weter" to .nJoy the wet9t a .unMta. A
tradition.a 2·•1ory home with 4 bedroom., UbrllrJ, den.
'°""81 dining a pier for '-ge Jecht. *2.,l50,GOO FEE. Calf
for broc:tture. 131·1400 or~
LINDA 181.E LUXURY-POOL
A dignified 2 .. tory rMldenoe wtua geMroue elze room•.
lnlierior COWf1•d entry wtth pool end...,. pW/ellp for•
Jtdtt + etde ..... You haw tM MM .. dey, I bedrOCMM
end epectoue htna. dining end entef'Wnlng .,....
$2,7IO,OOO, FEE LANb. OWMn wlll It.ten to exchllngee.
Slf.1400
LINDA ISLE VILLA
One of t!M nneet hotMt on .... port .. ,. OYef 7,000 eq. n.
with I bedroom&. 5'h betN + atudto, mu.le room,
etn•tor, MUna, end 5 room maeter Mtte. Centered
•euftd • lueNy .,....._ etttum wtth .... prtv• .......
ming pool Cuatom. exceptional, end gr.net In .._, way.
PW/ellp tor IMge y.cht. '2,300.000. 8ubmH exchangee for
commerdel or unit•. 131-1400
UNO.A lSl.E BAYFAONT
A Velefttlne cuatom buttt home In an excellent lagoon
loc:attone dn fNtuNe 5 bedroom•, 4'h b8tM arid l9
comptetety '9deoofete6. ~ woodwodl OOMPll-
ment• the epectou. room. Courtyerd entry end • a.roe allp
atde tie. s.cUYtty eyatem. Owner die• you lo wbrnH ottera.
Oftefed •• 11.250,000.131-1400
BAYFRONT CORNER-REDUCED AGAINI
TIM uttlmet• In Interior deetg,, with greceful detailing In
the enterialnlng ., ... MRI ~"b9droomw: trit:IUdw himlty
room •nd gourmet kitchen overlootll~ the w•ter. Pier for to' yacht + elde tie for em.al boet. Ortglnal ownen !Mn
~eel the lrnmeculate condttlona. Reduced to
$915.000 FEE.131-1400
OCEANFRONT ON THE "POINT"
EXCEPTIONAL LISTIHGI First d'me otter.d, ttw epectou•
4 bedroom, 3 beth famHy home f .. tur• en upet.tn IMng
room wHh • forevw glortow view of the h#bol, Jetty, Corona del Mw •nd Lag~9Mchl Down•t .. rs I•• femlty
room with wet bet end petto on the eend. Amenlt ... gelofe
In thl1 S991,000 home. Cell 131-1400
HARBOR RIDGE ESTATE-VU
Bre•thteklnQ VIEW of ekyllne, ~an a night tight• I your
own privet• ewlmmtno poof. Formal ,.t c:om~ 2·
atory attached home with garden entrt. lntwlof atrium,
lmmenM meeter 1utt• • 3 other bedroom•. All dec:oratOf
t.atur.. and luxury acc.nle. Aaklng MS.000 FEE.
131·1.00
LINDA ISLE-$995,0001
Dramatic 2 .. 1ory entry Into 1¥9e tlvlng room, femlly room
and torm•I dining room r~ ON THE WATER. lovely
patio i.ede to pler/1llp for 2 large yechte. A perfect latge
femllr home with 4 Mdroom1. 131-1400
PICTURESQUE OCEANFRONT
Totally remodeled 3 level reeldence with aubetantl•I
rnaater •ufte. Exqut•tt• detelllng of white oak, teak, •nd
..,.clal atone. Ptnter ••ti• end eotkl 1"9UlatJon In thl• 4
bedroom home with dramatic end epactou. llvlng room
end gourmet kitchen. 1115,000. 131-1400
OCEANFRONT-COMMANDING CORNER
Exciting •rchltecture, •It wood. g.... end lnt.,..tlng
ac:centl ln thla quetlty 2·110ty re•~ With ~ bMch
out front and VIEWS forever ot Catatlna a euneet•. ci..n
· and claHlc 3 Ndroom1, akyllghta, •nd 1>P9n de•IOn.
Spacloua femlty room end den. A ple•ure to own at
1135,000 FEE.131-1400
BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT DUPLEX
Th!• lowffl prtced north beyfront duplex off•r• a 4
bedroom. 2'h beth home with ~ end two car
prege 1 1efve 1 Ndroom gueet ..,.,..ment. CloM to town a beach and hn tie tor 1mt1ll boet. 1141,000. Cell sn..eoo
or 131-1400
OCEANFRONT .:...GREAT BUY!
8'*'ldlnt eend, ......... Ylewal GJMt oc:.enfront lo-
cetlan tor 2 Uftfte ~ dh I bedrOOMI + J «:# ....
b:c:elenl ~ MMofy. FlMnc;lng IV.....,.._ *5,000 c ... 131.1400 1
WATERFRONT WONDERFUL-REDUCTION c.mom a lo"'1 with pW/no.t for w boet + aide .... OM
..... etalra, ....... beth, fabuloue ll"cheft, MCUl'ttJ .,....
tem a oe11 doon throughout u. 3 bedroom, u beth
home. E"'°1 tM fOOd ... °" ....... In • home of
dtellnctloft et a HllOI .... price. ~ lo tal,000
FEE.131·1400
NEWPORT CORNEA 2 LOTS + HOME
One lot hea an older 3 Mdroom, 2 btath home + edfolnf ng
corner lot. OWNERS WANT A SALE. Offered et $485,000.
SUBMrT AU OFFERS. 131-1400
LIDO PARK DRIVE CONDO
Large bayfront condo wlth water vlew1 from IMnt room
and muter bedroom. T .. tetully decorated 2 Ndroom
den end 3 beth• In ..curlty bulldtng. Owner may cerry 1et
T .D. with large c:uh down. S4tl,OOO. Cati 131-1400
LIDO ISLE-SOPHISTICATED HOME
Ideal for t!M dlacrtmlnatlng executive who appreciate•
.a.,pnt adult INfnO. Toa.f MCurlty tft thl1 2 bedroom. 2
beth ~ with • ..,..,. pa11o. Spec:lou• on • etr .. t-to-
etr .. t lot. $495.000. 131-1400
NEWPORT HEIGHTS CORNER
A totally remodeled contemporery trl-level home with
spaclou1 4 bedroom•, 3 bethL En~ by 1uper "H ·
,,.. .. , .-i1llght1, Jacuzxl, herdwood noon, fOfmaf dlnlf\9
room. <>c.an view• from tlM deck•. $410.JOO. can IJn-6900
LIDO ISLE-MUST SELL NOWll
Rec:4tntly remodeled 2 .. tory home on 45' lot. French door•.
leaded gl..., oell det•U• a 1unn1 MMlth patio lnc:ktcMd In
this 4 bedroom. 3 beth home. OWNER IN DIS-
TM8Sh.8RING OFFERS. Wa• In Hcrow-$399,500.
131-1400
PENINSULA POINT-LARGE HOME
Ideal tor temlly who need• 5 bedroome. Spactoue tlYtng
room wtth ftreplece end .n c:otnfortl for convent.nt !Mng.
A ftne 2-atory home In • qu6et loc:atlon, .,..,. bey end
bNch. --.ooo. 131-1400
BALBOA ISLE-CAPE COD
CloM to btay, tt\19 lelend home hea bridl, woodl eM
wermth In thi9 3 bedroom home with loft. Aeklng s.o.-.
l'n-t900
NEWPORT POOL HOME
On lerge comer tot, • gr..t femltJ home tMt hee beef'I
pro .... ._.., decor.e.d. 4 bedroom.. 2'h ......., ,......,
room, remcid1l1d gourmet llltctMn + MW,..... end roof!
FeeturM pool end ct.ck. Security ey•t.n. 8tlbnlM ott.n. t:Ms.ooo. l7s.eeoo
NEWPORT HOME-ONLY 1321,000tl
9penleh •IY'e .tttt • com.-.. NftlOdel lndudlng 4
bedrOCMM, iMded ,...., wood floen, Ff'Mdt doon end
lelMtd kltcMn. An 811P I .... comer prop91tJ wtlh ...... pooe...u. J•d. A..unM • 12.5% loen of S2'3l,OOO ~
WA T£RFRONT-ONL Y '295,000ff
A cenvenlenl Ne•porl c:orw loclllSon wttt. ...... brldr
patio INdlng to dodl for lma8 boet. 9uftt • a dup6ex tt\ta
property hM pc>Mntle& with exlat'"9 2 bedroom reeldence.
On FEE lenci.131-1400
ENTEA1' AINER'S DELIGHT-$279,000
Brtght and e4ry 4 bedroom home tor eucutlve. Wonderfut
ftow for TIVTng IUrfO«.lndlng a grac:lom petto. Moue tft
condition In one of Newport'• prettleet '*8~
1279.000.131-1400
WESTCLIFF-IMPECCABLE CORNER
nalant!y appeeUng home on • ••Mplno comw wtth
green lawn, ftowera end • pktur• of ....tneean .-.0.ety
femlty home with epaclou• living and famlly rooma. 3
bedroom• and nice backyard. lmmec:ulet• oondttlon end
well priced •I 1218,000 FEE. 131·1400
BALBOA PENINSULA-" A BUY"
Ow,,., DESPERATE and ANXIOUS to Mfl deaf"'**
8e1boa Penlneuta Point 2 story home. REDUCED TO
t2tl.OOOI 3 Ndroom1. dltn. IMrig room •Ith ~ end
charm gelorel 131-1400
NEWPORT CONDO-DOCK
lmmeculat• 3 bedroom, 21h bath condo frelhly painted.
ta1tefully wallpapered In excell.,,t condition! H~ mee-
ter 1ult•, walk-In clo"t. balcony. Petlo on greenbett. PM
and •llP for 30' boat. 2 blockl to ocean. S.Curlty gated.
$235,000. Cati 131·1400
CUSTOM HOME • FRUIT ORCHARD
Almoet an 11Gr• or land with manJ lemon end other tnitt
tr.... Beautttut cu•tom 3 bedroom tMtme with tamlty
room. dl,,lrig and 20X40 ft. pool. Atrium •• ,,tert.,nment
., .. & green houM. Good financing end owner me' ee<ry
end WIM c:on•ldef HCl\9ngff. J1•.900. 131· 1«>0
NEWPORT BEACH-LIDO SANDS
Appeallrig 3 bedroom, 2 beth home only 2 block a lo bta.c:hl
Owner wlll cany 111 TO at 11.5%. lnctllde9 covfl'ed pelk>.
\ sprl,,kler •Y•lem end 11 neer community pool You can .
BUY niE LAND fOf the f1ret llmett ONLY 1195.000 LH.
873-StoO
IRVtNE-UNIVERSJTY PARt<
l'9ht a bf'9hl Benedeme#• m<MMf on quiet cul cte aac
Eeay c.,.. yerd, Included with prot.sak>nally dec:or•lecl 3
bedroom ~ with MC>M•I• t"mlly room 1119.500
131·1.00
NEWPORT PENTHOUSE-$79,9001
Adoret* bechelor pad In • MCurtty C0'1do complea
OUtdoof belconJ with oceen VIEW. AHumable loan at
11% ftxed rate 131-1400
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALT ORS
SALES. RENTALS. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
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6 -Orange County Reel Estate/An Adverttling supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 17, 1984
• ru IS
RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE GROUP
TWO STllY LWEI I WS EmY
l lll E CIATUI llYlL IPEI Ill 1-•
This fantastic 3 Bd townhome In prestigious Big
Canyon has a medley of amenltles~rich planked
floor in llvlng room. dining room, kitchen and
family room. fQur skyllghts illuminate the 1st
floor. Wrap around patio and views of bay &
ocean. Wonderful buyll $535,000. Ask for
Carolyn Mason
FOIEYEll VIEWS
IOI TILLER
This well maintained Harbor View Hiiis home
with 3 Bd, 2% Ba wlll meet your most dls-
cnminatlng taste. Upgraded kitchen, private
pool & great neighborhood! Good In place
financing plus owner assistance. Reasonably
priced at $365,000 L.H. Ask for Jim Sellers
LOCATIOI, LIClTIOI, LOCITlll a
I CIEST CHICLE IPEI Ill 1 ·•
French doors, tiled kitchen. covered private
patio plus 3 Bd, 21/2 Ba. This superbly main-
t~ined townhome also offerscommunity tennis,
pool and spa.Don't miss this opportunity to buy
in a great community. $230,000 Fee. Ask for Jim
Sellers
omTAlllll IAYFllllT
Magnificent home on 196' frontage. Terrific for
entertaining inside or out with huge family room,
complete bar. lovely patio's and landscaping.
Beautiful woods & French doors add charm to
this 3 Bd. 2'12 Ba family home. All the details
you'd expect in a lovely custom home. Asking
$3.300,000. Ask for Carolyn Mason
LlllA ISLE
Gorgeous home on outstanding lot with full view
down Newport channel. Slip will accommodate a
78' yacht! 4 Bd. 5 full Baths, 3 fireplaces and a
pool. Beautifully decorated! Assume a $750,000
loan. Priced at $1 ,395,000. Owner is willing to
trade up or down. Ask for Jon Jarvis
Ullll IUCI ICWFllllT
Beautiful oceanfront with s~tacular views of
C~tallna & Whiskey Point. 3 Bd, 2'fl Ba. Owner
says "SELL NOW". Wiii rent month to month.
House must be shown for sale. By appointment.
$840,000. For details call Rod Daley or Nancy
Short
F&ITAITIC ICW VIEW
Completely remodeled 3 level home has a
beautltul entertaining area centered around
pool and spa. Large Mstr suite with fireplace &
study. This Is a must see for your discriminating
buyers! $839,000. Ask for Connie Maxsenti
EMEIALI IAY-1110,000
Large family home in this great community,
close to beach & tennis with view of park. 4 Bd,
-3'.i'E Ba, ptus outdoor spa & benus room. Ask-fOf ·
David Hlrschler
IEW LllTlll-EIEULI IAY
High fashion, 3 Bd with ocean view, family room,
fenced yard, flat tot. Completely rebuilt In 1984.
Lots of appeal & low maintenance $654.000. Ask
for Rod Daley
IPECTACIUll ICUI I CITALIU YIEWSI
Whitewater view from this North Laguna 4 Bd, 3
Ba home. Open beams, family room & more on a
cul-de-sac, street to street lot. Terrific quality!
$590,000. Ask for Rod Daley
llUTITlllll VIEWS
Turn off your T.V.-live entertainment is yours
lrom this 2 Bd corner unit right on the bay. You
have the daytime activity of all the boats and the
night light view tool Beautifully remodeled and
wlll sell furnished or consider a reasonable lease
option. Property can be leased for $2000 pr mo.
furhished. Asking price $465,000. Ask for
Carolyn Mason or Hallie Strock
CALIF. COITEIPllAllY
CHiii COYE-EICEnlOIALLY PllCEI Huge custom family home with 5 Bd. Separate
This beautltul China Cove home is one of the adult & children's wing. Mstr suite w/fireplace,
best buys in C.D.M. or Newport! Floor to celling• soaring cathedral celling. Locate~ on a lovely
unobstructed forever view of Catalina, sunsets, cul-de-sac. $449,500. Ask for Linda Oeth
jetty, turning basin etc. From every room! 4 Bd,' , DIE OF A 1111
3 Ba, warm woods & leaded glass doors add . • charm to this exceptional property. If you like to This contemporary d8?orator s h~me with 3
entertain & enjoy a constant panoramic view, 1 separate ~str suites 1s located 1~ Newport
change this is a must to see! Price reduced to t Beach on a I• acre with a brook running thru the
$998.0001 Ask for Nancy Short property. The custom quallty of this home will satisfy all your needs! In addition to the spacious
IRYllE COVE-PRIVATE IUCH living areas there Is an additional 1200 sq. ft. In
Lovely 5 Bd, 4 Ba home in gate guarded Irvine an unfinished basement. All for $425.000. Call
Cove. Spectacular entry with swimming pool, I Nancy Sbort for more Information about this
entertainment area, ocean view. Otten con-·exciting buy.
sidered the finest beach in So. Callt. Offered at 111 CllYOl-1421,000
$898,000. Call Rod Daley or Al Weinert Spacious 3 Bd wtth two story entry, opens to a
Ill CllYOI IUIYILLE
This 4 Bd home is elegant In decor with Imposing
celling heights. highly unique & Individual gar-
den kitchen which extends into a terrace. The
downstairs bedroom serves as a den. Home
32' living room with walls of glass to garden
view. Formal dining room, wet bar. large Mstr
suite with Italian marble shower & Roman tub. 2
Bd, & Ba up. High assumable loan. Ask for Lois
1Egan
offers a panoramic view of the surrounding NEWPORT BEACH countryside & back bay $675,000. Ask for Liz
Beazley
2123 San Joaquin Hills
LlmE l&Llll ISUll
Recently remodeled and redecorated, this 3 Bd,
H'. Ba home (or 2 plus office) features a large
Mstr Bd with sunny deck & lovely bay views on a
prime corner lot. light, bright & airy and only
$399,000. Ask for Hallie Strock
JAllllE CllEEI
Beautiful plan 5. 3 Bd, 21fl Ba, with family room.
Former model. Private sparkling spa. 24 hr.
guarded gate. Lighted tennis courts. $369,900.
Ask for Marie Denny
ClllOIA IEL IAll llPLU
Two separate two story units just 2'h blocks
from the beach. Front unit-2 Bd , 2 Ba, den.
powder room, fireplace, laundry room & extra
storage. Rear unit has 3 Bd, 2 Ba, fireplace,
large walk in pantry & laundry room-vaulted
canings. outside-shower & private-deck! Priced
to sell at $349,000. Ask for Lois Egan
ILIFFl-1211,000J
Perfect family home the Bluffs being offered at a
sacrifice price for a quick sale. 3 Bd, 2'fl Ba with
lovely greenbelt & partial back bay view. Ask for I Barbara Gothard
OLI CllllA IEL llAl-1111,IOO
2 Bd, 1 Ba charmer In old Corona-del-Mar.
Owner will carry new 1st TD with 10% down.
Very motivated. Call Connie Maxsentl
CAPE Cll-IOIEL PERFECT
Cozy end unit condo In Laguna Niguel with 2 Bd,
2 Ba. Lots of privacy. easy walk to the beach.
security system & gated entry. Solar assisted
hot water heater. Community tennis tool Re-
frigerator, washer & dryer included. $199,000.
Ask for Nancy Short
IEWPlllT CREST
Executive area-well establlshed or up & com-
ing, this is the place for you to live. Singles love
It here tool Walking distance to beach. Call Liz
' Beazley to see this 3 Bd plus condo for only
$195,000.
llllLE LOT
Near Harbor High-room for two homes. One
1500 sq . ft . The other 2400 sq. ft. Drawings are
available. Owner lives oyt of town and Is eager
for offers! Ask for Jon Jarvis. $185,000
PIEITllE PEmllSE
Corporate owner will help with financing. Lowest
priced 2 Bd, 2 Ba In VillA Balboa. 3rd floor
penthouse with skylights & soaring ceilings.
Don't miss out at $177,500. Call Linda Oeth
DOEPTllUUY PllOEI
$17 4,900 for this Newport Crest townhome Is
superl Walk or bike to tbe beach. Enjoy the
nearby pool, tennis & clubhouse. Striking 3 Bd, 3
Ba. In garden setting. Formal dining room, step
down living room, fireplace, wet bar. Clerestory
windows shed llght throughout the second level.
.Master suite with Its own private library. Aak for
t.ols Egan
644-7020
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Orange County Real Eata1e1An MYerttsklg aupptement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Nowmber 17, 1964 -7
I EXE CU TIVE PROFILE
Coast's Ring cut his teeth on :real estate
B1 JOY oe,; ANTHONY
~"91e-~
Harbor Realty was started in 1944 by Bill Ring's dad
and a partner named Tom Henderson. At the time, It
fronted a two-lane street on 30th and Newport
Boulevard.
·'We used to call it 'the drive-In office,' · • he says. ·'We
were right In a curve in the road. and periodically a guy
would miss the curve and drive Into our office.··
Later. Harbor Realty's owners moved It to Pacific
Coast Highway In Corona del Mar. where Ring has been
for 20 years now.
He started his career with the company after getting
his business degree from the University of Southern
California in 1959. Even before that, however. Ring was
learning about the family business. ''I was more or less
1a1sed on real estate," he says.
The business has changed dramatically since the
days when he first got started, says Ring, especially in
recent years with high interest rates and decreasing
inllatlon.
"The market is much more stable now than Jt was in
the past. when you had rapidly accelerating values and
almost a speculative fever. That's Intoxicating. but you
have to pay the piper someday." For long-term growth,
ne addM, the real estate env1ronment ts"t:fetter now.
Ring says being raised in the area helps him bring a
special knowledge of It to his customers. In 1942, his
family lived on Balboa Island. Then they moved to Lido
Isle, and later to Irvine Terrace. When he got married, he
and his wife set up housekeeping in Corona del Mar.
''My wife is a native too ... Ring says "Both of us went
to Harbor High ...
There he was president of the student council, and
active in sports He played middle linebaci<er in football
and outfielder in baseball at what he calls "good ol'
Harbor High." He was especially fond of Mr. Wentz, a Bill Ring
drama teacher he visited In later years.
Ring said It wasn't easy to be In rea.I estate In 1959 at
the age of 21 . Today, he says, people are more
comfortable dealing with young brokers. At that time. he
remembers having to prove his expertise before
customers would trust him. "Who's this kld trying to tell
me I should spend this tremendous amount of money to
buy a home or to buy this Investment property?" Ring
says people would ask themselves. suu. his father was always around to offer advice if
asked. "He was my mentor," Ring said. "He still is. for
that matter." Though retired from the business, Ring's
dad stlll comes 111 to act as a consultant.
Another good consultant Is his wife. "She's a good
person to use as a sounding board." Ring commented.
What makes real estate a pleasurable experience
Ring says. Is "the satisfaction that you have In seeing a
family settled in a new home." There's a tremendous
amount of work lnvotved. he admits. But this 1s a business
where "you can see the results of your labor ...
In Ring's office one can see a different kmd of resulL
awards of all kinds from community service and real
estate board positions.
One wall also boasts a 125-pound blue marlin Ring
caught at the tip of Baja. Calif, In a couple of weeks he's
going down to Mexico to do some duck huntinQ
Has he ever had a really tough business decision?
"Not since this morning," Ring jokes
There have been a lot of evolutionary changes in real
estate. he explains. Some of the people who had to leave
the industry were "hke dinosaurs waiting for the weather
to change." Many.were unw1lhng to accept new ways of
doing business. "We've had to try to cut a niche for
ourselves. he says. "We appeal to a certain segment or
the market, and I think we do that effectively."
--0 -.1, ~-.....,·unt & Associate~--...·-------------Put self in buyer's shoes REAL ESTATE 140-•lll
YHI HISE AS HWI P&Yllm
Owners of th.is new magnificent manor,
high on a hill in prestigious Harbor
Ridge will consider it! A luxurious 5 Bd,
7 Ba w/SUNSETS OVER CATALINA
VIEW from moot rooms. Boasting of the
ultimate in quality & design from li-
brary to step-<iown family room with f-
place to gounnet kitchen to an in-
credible Master suite w/sauna & f-
place. 40' pool & spa. 24 hr guarded
late. Offered at $1,950,000. Jeri Hunt
TUF&LUll tnl 1/1 1-1
LlllA llLE
Delightful totally remodeled 4 Bd. 2
story w/huge Mstr. Suite w/f-pl~.
balcony & bay view. Lovely formal dm.
& French doors opening onto garden
patio. Light & airy thruout. Pier & slip
for 45' boat & side tie. OW carry.
$995,000 L/H. Jeri Hunt
IOUIFlllT YIW
Excellent summer home-w/brick patio
to sand. tmmaculate cond. 4 Bd, 3 Ba.
Good financing $825,000. Harriet Perry
2121 SH th~•i• lilb 14.
ltw,.rt Ctlttr
111' II Ill CUYll llLF UIHE
Spectacular lot with Custom Hm. Fea-
tures 3 Bd, 3 Ba. Fam Rm .. overlooks
15th Tees & 16th Fairway. Single-level
home plus det. three-car gar. on cul de
sac in this exclusive guarded communi-
ty. Only $895,000. Including
Land-room to expand! A golden op-
portunity. Call Barbara Kastle to see.
# 6 Royal St. George Rd. Open Sunday
1-5.
1111&111 UY
Pvt gate guarded community on beach
side of hwy Wood & glass-3 Bd single
level with open beams. Rm. for pool, 3
car gar. Assume Hi-Loan. May lease
option. Offered at appraisal $335,000.
Call Jeri Hunt
OAllllY YIUAll
Good location on Villa Way. 3100 sq. ft.
+ parking. l story bldg. $1.00 sq. Ct.
Vacant and available. Harriet Perry.
.. unm
PlmllU llPlU
Large 3 Bd upper & 2 Bd lower comer unit l block from beach Xlnt
NmmeTlwintcr rentab. Assume hi loans & owner will ~isl. Motivated
owner ... submit. Offered at $262,000.Call J eri Hunt
to aid saleability of home
Imp!ovfng sales ~ppe~l
can help homeowner
achieve quicker deal
If you plan to sell your home, putting
yourself in the buyer's shoes can be an
Important first step In improving your
home's sales appeal to achieve a quick
sale.
So says Equitable Relocation Man-
agement Corp., a nationwide relocation
management company that Is retained by
corporations to buy and sell the homes of
transferred employees and help them find
homes In a new location.
Inspect your home as If you were
going to buy it. Look at it critically inside
and out, the company advises. Then
before you do anything. from a general
cleanup to redecorating. make a priority
list of things that need to be done or that
will enhance your home's best features.
The relocation company offers these
tips:
•Cut the grass regularly. trim shrubs.
weed flower beds and edge walkways.
•Apply blacktop sealer to your
asphalt driveway.
•Look for Items that can be removed
and do not need to be replaced. Pull down
that old fence. throw out an above-ground
pool that Is no longer used and remove
overgrown or dead shrubs.
•Clean out your basement. ~age
and closets. Throw out Items you are not
leavlng with the house and do not plan to
take.
•Fix dripping faucets. replace
broken or cracked glass and repair holes
or cracks in drywall or plaster
•Polish the kitchen cabinets, clean
your oven and keep your kitchen counter
tops cleared
•Polish floors If your carpeting 1s
worn and you have hardwood floors
underneath. consider removing the
carpet.
•Clean ott smudges on switch plates.
door frames and doors Polish your
bathroom and kitchen fixtures
•Sellers should think abOUt fixing up
areas in the home that make hrst
Impressions on buyers. such as the foyer
living room and kitchen, the relocation
company suggests. You might also con-
sider painting or redecorating areas of the
home that need It most
•Or fix Just thOS8 areas someone
sees first -your front door and outside
shutters. extenor trim and garage door
Unless the paint Is peeling or chipped, you
don't need to paint exterior siding
As a general rule. repair or replace
major Items only if the potential buyer may
regard them as essential before or 1ust
after moving in. If your furnace has a lew
years of useful life, don't buy a new one If
your porch steps are broken. however
repair them.
Equitable relocation 1s a subsidiary of
The Equitable Life Assuranoe Society ot
the United States The company has
offlca In 11 major Cities nationwide
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8 -Orange County Real Esta1e/An Advertising supplemen1 to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 17, 1984
DQlebout ·BaY 8r Beach Real .~ate
REAL ESTA TE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
COME WITH US TO ~ ..
****DOVER SHORES**** IF THE HOME SET THE MOOD FOR THE DAY ••• Consider these special features of this dramatic custom home. Retractable roof over Indoor pool and
spa. Imagine the pleasure of stepping from your master bath Into a tovefy spa or swimmer's poot es a morning eye opener! Poolside large family room
., with fireplace. PANORAMIC VIEW OF UPPER BAY ANO CfTY LIGHTS from step-up llvfng room. famltyroom, dining room, master bedroom and kltehen.
Efficient kitchen with built-In microwave. Flreplt on beautifully landscaped two level view patio. Security system. Solar pool heater. You own
the land ..........................................................................•............................................................................................................................................ $750 000.
LINDA ISLE . . . Does your home provide the
diversion you need? If you like boating, fishing
or just a good marine vtew with a front row seat,
this three bedroom home with seventy two feet
on the water should be of Interest to you.
Generous size living room. fireplace, beamed
ceilings, Indirect lighting, carefully planned
kitchen wi1h Chambers gas stove, Jenn-Air
cooking top, Thermadore double ovens. Guard
gates for complete privacy ... and best of all, the
owner will consider any reasonable proposal.
Also, for lease at $4,000 month ....... $1,395,000.
DOVER SHORES .. ~ Spectacular view_ Eour
bedrooms. Large master bedroom and dressing
area. Jacuzzi with retractable roof. Three ad-
dltioRal bedrooms. one with Its own entrance.
Circular dining room. Oak fireplace mantel.
Step-down oak bar. Large patio complete with
pool and spa .. , ..................................... $995,000
DOVER SHORES . . . Where It Is. makes the
difference! Location! This fabulous home Is on
the bayfront with pier and float for large boat.
Elegant five bedroom, four bath home. Special
features include French doors, oak cabinetry.
, beveled mirrors and gourmet kitchen plus mas-
ter bedroom retreat with fireplace and adjoin-
ing study with fireplace. A reduction of
$200.000 .............................. Now $975,000 Fee
SPYGLASS HILL ... Life is full of compromises.
A One Million Dollar home should not be. This
customized two-story five bedroom Cape Cod
Southport 1s a viewing revelation. Enjoy the vast
view. the pool, the spa. the master suite sauna.
You will agree that here Is class. attractive-
ness and value. A fantastic reduction of
$100.000 .................................... Now $895,000
Open Sun 1-4:30 ...................... 55 Goleta Point
DOVER SHORES . . Spacious five bedroom
home. Beautifully decorated. Three fireplaces.
Two wet bars. Separate maid's quarters. Pan-
eled library. Oak parquet floors. French doors.
Skylights. Gourmet kitchen ................. $845,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30 ........... 1226 Polaris Drive
HARBOR RIDGE EST ATES ... Captivating split
level home. Five bedrooms. Two brick fire-
places. It Is the rare freestanding Devonshire
model with tile roof and three car garage. Lovely
views ..................................................... $825,000
Open Sun 1-4:30 .................. 44 Rldgellne Drive
HARBOR RIDGE ... Build your dream home on
thfs sp«tacular view lot: Approxlmatefy one-
foullh 8Cfe allows ample latitude for a house
design tha1 would encompass the entire
f;t':.~~~ ... ~~~ .... ~~ .... ~.~.~: .... ~~·~···· $~~5.~
BAL80A (PEMNSULA POINT) ... Six Income
unlta. Five one bedroom units and one unit with
two bedrooma plus private patio. Property
loca1ed In a quiet reektentlal &Tea with the charm
of Ofd Balboa. Exoeffent Income with no vacancy
factor. Gross Income $38,396 •............ $695,000
, 1617 WESTCL.IJ:F DRIVE
CAMEO SHORES ... Everyone loves a window
to the sea. This four bedroom has It aJI. Beau11-
fully refurbished wl1h new carpet and paint.
An easy walk to three beaches of your
choice ................................................... $595,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30 .................. 4639 Tremont
BALBOA PENINSULA ..• Duplex on the beach
with a forever ocean vtew. Clean three bedroom
and two bedroom units wtth garage. Excellent
income and never a vacancy. Ananclng avall-
able ....................................................... $580,000
BAYCREST ... Elegant In every respect. Even
the light fixtures suggest quaHty. Four spacious
bedrooms upstairs. Rlchty appointed master
suite downstairs. French doors and windows.
Luxuriantly planted yard. Pool... .......... $550,000
QPVEA SHORES . . . Stunning custom three
bedroom home. Impressive view of the upper
bay and night lights of Fashion Island. The
fabulous view Is enjoyed from the entire living
area plus master bedroom. Artistic fireplaces in
both the family and living rooms. Ultra-modern
kitchen. Custom pool and spa on view side of
property ................................................ $545,000
Open Sun 1-4:30 .................. 1900 Galaxy Drive,
OLD CORONA DEL MAR . . Country French
custom three bedroom. three bath home. Lavish
use of fine oak. All rooms are spacious. Very
private master suite complete with sitting room.
Restful patio with spa. One and one-half blocks
to the beach ......................................... $460.000
BA YCREST . . . Extraordinary seven bedroom ·
home. Completely upgraded. Oak floors and
cabinets. Huge family room. Larpe courtyard
with pool, spa and water fountalr1. Conveniently ·
• located on a quiet street.. .................... $448,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30 ........... 1406 Lincoln Lane
HARBOR RIDGE ... 14,000 square foot comer
lot with a sweeping ocean, bay and city lights
view from a second story. Plans avaJlable for a
3,800 square foot Cape Cod or 5,200 to 7,200 .
square foot formal Georgian Colonlal
• house .................................................... $439,000
EAST BLUFF ... An atmosphere of warmth and
comfort Is Immediately apparent when you see
this lovely flve bedroom, three bath home.
Recentty remodeted wl1h French doors and
hardwood floors. Two fireplaces. FormaJ dining
room. Spacious 65X 130 park-like yard with
greenhouse. Three car garage ............. $416,000
BAYCREST • . . Courtyard entry for complete
privacy. Step.up IMng room. Famlty room with
fireplace and wet bar. Three bedrooms. Formal
dining room. BeaU11fulty tiled kitchen. Huge rear
patios. Adequate spaoe for poot... ...... $395,000
Open Sun 1-4:30 ............... 1215 Manners Drive
CLIFF HAVEN . . . Attractive duplex. Two
bedrooms each. Hardwood floors throughout.
Presently used as a single unit, but easily
convertible. Beautifully landscaped and wetl
maintained. New plumblng. New paint. Securtty
system .................................................. $380,000
BAYCREST . . . A very practical home for a
large famlly on a lovely tree tined s1ree1. Five
bedrooms, four baths. Master bedroom retreat
has sitting room for privacy. Special features
include French doors, plantation shutters and
large yard with spa ....... ;···················· ... $369,000
BAYCREST ... Walk into this house and you wlll
experience the sensation of being part of It. For
entertaining, It's versatile. For family living, It's
practical. All rooms (four bedrooms. four baths,
kitchen, dining room and famlty room) -ate ex~
tremely spacious. The pool ls simply superb. The
land Is Included in the purchase prioe. Dollar for
dollar, this possession makes sense ... $350,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-4:30 ........ 1628 Santiago Drive
BA YCREST . . . Custom built five bedroom
home. Four baths. One bedroom and bath
Ideally situated for maid's quarters or guests.
Gourmet kitchen with breakfast area. Formal
dining room. Three car garage ............ $345,000
Open Sun 1-4:30 ............... 1519 Santiago Drive
WESTCLIFF . Captivating four bedroom.
three bath home. Huge corner lot with ample
space for pool. Spacious llvlng room wl1h ff re-
place. Comfortable krtchen-famlly room com-
bination with fireplace and wet bar. Formal
dining room. Very private back yard. Three car
garage with laundry and workshOp. With
substantial down payment. owner wlll carry
large first trust deed ............................ $325,000
Open Sat 1-4:30 ........... 1018 Nottingham Road
NEWPORT BEACH . . . Customlzed Condo.
Rare three bedroom converted to two
bedrooms. All plastered <*lings. Oesigner wall
coverings. Recesaed lighting. Extenatve bullt_.n
storage. Beautiful view of Bay and
Ocean ................................................... $290,000
BAYCRE8T . . . An extraordinary home In a
Chotce locatton. Four spacious bedrooms. Two
and one-haJf baths. Large IMng room wtth
fireplace. FormaJ dining room plua dlntng IP9C8
In kitchen. The den or fourth bedroom ha
skytlghta. Backyard with hot tub ......... $275,000 '
EAITSIDE COSTA MESA ... One of the most
attractive thNe bedroom condol ln enttany 1 Woode. Split level. Two mutet bedrooma. Tiie
floor In kitchen and baths. Areptace. Two car I
garage. Convenient to recreetlon .. .lnctudtng ·
pool and tennis courta ......................... S 139,000 .
Open Sun 1-4:30 .............. 2994 Rue De Caonet'
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~ange ~nty Real Estate/An Adwrtlsl~ suppienlenito the DAILY PILOT/Satur day, November 17, ~. -9
Over Sixty Years of Turning Dreams Into Reality
EXCELLENT OWNER F9IANCtNQ
F.njoy cool breezes ).-one blk from ocean. 3
bdrms, 40 ft. lot. Abundant st.ongie, lrg l"OOlnl. 3-
car garace. Upper unit w /mini ocean view.
Great for guesia or in-laws. $559,950. Call
BINNIE DIXON
BLUFFS 1IO' BAY VIEW
1 YI LOTS "ONE OF A KIM>"
Built originally by the ~of tM Bluff.a as his
penonal residence. Perfect for the executive who
wants a cuuxniz.ed & "TRULY UNIQUE'' home
in Newport Beach. $397,000 including land. Call
SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT
UDO ISLAND BA YFRONT
JUST REDUCED $225,000
Spacious family home on sandy beach
w/adjacent greenbell. Seven bdrm residence
w/separate maid's quarters. may be u..ed as a 5
bdrm home w/2 bdrm in-law or moorne· unil.
lat T .D. is fully UBUmabJe. $1,250,000. Call
MARIA BERCOVIT'Z
HARBOR YEW HOMES
NEWPORT BEACH
Spacious & immacula~ "Portofino". 2 story, 4
bdnns. uptVaded kitchen & baths. guest/maid's
quarters, formal dining, family nun, mast.er
bdnn Mlit.e, on-premium lot. St.epa '°park & pool
Walle co elementary ach. Call 'IQDDY SMmi
ELEGANT WATERFRONT HOME
UNDAISl.ANO
Quality residence has 52' on the water. docks for
two 60' yachC&. 4 bdnns. 3~ baths, game room,
cathedral oetll.ng entry, central vacuum
Secure & private location. $ l .350,000 L.H. Call
JOYCE DABOLT or SALLY SHIPLEY
EASTBLUFF-NEWPORT BEACH
REDUCED TO S173,950U
Three bdrm single family home. Convenient
location on quiet cul-<te--sac near Newport Bea.ch
T ennis Oub, Eastbluff Shoppmg Cent.er and
Corona del Mar HJgh School. Large asswn-
ble 11.5~ loan. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or
JOYCE DABOLT.
LIVE IN THE FOREST
Sailing, tennis., pool, sauna, billiards & club house
privileges included with this 4 bdrm. 3 beth,
2,200 sq. fL family home. Located on cul-de-sac
in eucalyptus gave. Highly upgraded. Top
value. $197,500. c.all MARY JANK
PANORA..c OCEAN VIEW
SAN CLEMENTE
Unique custom hcXne with spectkUlar un-
obstructed ocean view. Spacious 4 bdrm or in-law
quarters with 1eparate entrance, family room. 3
fireplaces and indoor pond. $479,500. Owner will
consider leaae/option. Call SALL y SIDPLEY or
JOYCE DABOLT.
CONVENIENCE lS THE WOAD
FLOOR PLAN a LOCATION
Four bdnn family home. Well maintained f1ow-
through interior. Beautifully tended front and
rear yards. Fire ring in9ures comfort out.doon.
Minutes from Anaheim Stadium, 57 and 91
freeways. Call OORCYrHY MITCHELL
•SA VERDE COND0-"1,IOO
Rare .. A" unit in excellent move t.n condibon. 2
bdrma, ling)f! encbed ,_,... Greet location!
CCJmm pool. M• 11ee to appreciate. c.an
DONNA WEBSTER
PRICE REDUCTION
OLD CORONA DEL MAR
Odee location a>uth ol Pacilic Coast Hwy.
I...argie living room with brick fireplace. dming
area. 3 bdnna, priva1e patio. 2-car garage. Asking
$255,000. Call BINNIE DIXON
8lUFF8-FRONT ROW $211,000
ffighly upgraded 3 bdrm end unit on loveiy
greenbelt overlooking back bay. Lrg aaswnable
loan at 12.2541, interest. Land in escrow w /10%
financing for $38,767. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or
JOYCE DABOLT.
OUTSTANDING LOCATION
BIG CANYON-VERSAIUE
On the golf course w/pool. spa, bbq, gazebo
& lrg patio for entertauung. French doors
lead from k:i tc.hen co pa no Extenor freshly
painted. Owner ready to move. Please call
DOROTHY HAROCASTLE
QUIET CUL-DE-SAC
Is where you'll find this lovely upgraded home.
A moBt desirable area. Numerous quality fe.a-
tuns. Walk to achools & Mile Square Park. 4
bdrm&. 2 baths, 2 siory. Large ~unable loan.
$209,500. Call BOB SCXYIT
11.5% FIXED RATE
ASSUMABLE LOAN
Best value in Harbor View Homes. 3 bdrm, 2 bath
''CARMEL". Neutral tones. New carpet, drapes.
levelors & paint. Private yard great for entertain-
ing. $235,000 Fee. Immediate possession. Call
TODDY SMITH
PROMONTORY BAY-NEWPORT BEACH
Price reduction of $350,000. Elegant 5 bdrm, 5 'A
bath home wiper & slip for large yacht. FonT\al
dining room. family room. Fee land. $ l .300.000
C&ll CATHRYN TENNILLE
MESA VERDE HOME
12% ASSUMABLE LOAN
30 yr, $84.900 fixed rate. I~ interest loan may
be ~ for $350. Owner will carry 2nd T.D.
Lovely single level home w/lrg FR &
~&.e LR Quiet & convenient location
near Harbor & Baker. Reduced to S 131,000 Call
SALLY SHIPLEY
MONARCH BAY
The ultimate in leaSide communities. Tius home
offen five large bdrms.. family room. formal
dining, pool. spa & ocean Vlew. Gate guarded
priv.te area has tennis. sandy beach & club
overlooking the blue Paafac. $450.000 L.H. Call
TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD
MOYE TO OAEGONft
3.2 acres on banks of Chetco River m Broolanga,
Oregon 4 bdrm home + 1 bdrm guest house
Barn, 3 corrals. fruit orchard. Seller will ex-
change for boat or property. Listed at $165,000
Phoc.oa an Usting office. Call MARY JANK
BLUFFs-FEE LAND
LARGEST llOOEl.
2,600 sq ft of perfection. Newly decorated,
highly upgraded. Extra lrg bonus rm & spaoous
country kitchen. Beautifully land8caped wrap-a-
round patio on lovely f(reenbelt neai·
pOOL $295,000. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or
JOYCE DABOLT
NEW ON THE MARKET
OLDCDM
Pnde of ownership is reflected in Uus beautifully
maintained duplex. F.ach unit features two
bdnns w/numerous ameruties plus a four c.ar
garage. Great rental area. Almost $300.000 of
aaswnable financing. Offered at $390,000. Call
LINDA TAGLIANJ:ITI
DOUBLE REDUCTION!
BLUFFS BA Y-AONT
180' panoramK' Vlew of back bay & ocean. Highly
upgraded single level w/French doors. parquet
floors.. wet bar, shutters & lrg deck Assumable •
loen! Land reduet>d to $35.843 & pnce
reduced to $212,000. Ca1J SALLY SHIPLEY
or JOYCE DABOL T
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
NEWPORT BEACH
Quality exec 2 story home CathedraJ re1hl'l8S.
splral stairease, sep maid's quarters Spacious.
manicured lawn. Will trade for quality condo
an Newport $.13~.000 mcludmg land Call
TODDY SMITH
PENINSULA'S BEST BUY
ON THE SAND-OCEAN FRONT
Lease opllon or saJe. Ex("l'llent location on Wt-st
Ot<ean Front near 12th S treet Quahty bu1lt 5
bdrm home w /fanta.slll· ocean vtew. mrwr
courtyard. security system & parking for
3 cars. $695.000 Call SALLY SHIPLEY or
JOYCE DABOL T .
LOOKING FOR A TAX SHELTER?
Never vacant Spaaous duplex in easy ~
locauon two doors from best West Newpon
Ocean Beach $25,200 1nrome per year Could be
much more if rented seasonally Two 3 bdrm. 2
baths w/woodbummg ft.replaces Mouvat.t>d
Ucrs ~ aslung onJ y $285.000 w hlgh a.-.·
sumable loan Call MARILYN HILL
TWO UNITS FOR ONLY
$109.900
Outstanding buy with good hnaocmg' Two 2
bdrm uruts w/two 2-<-ar garagl."5 pl~ -t
parking spaces Good rental area C.dl
DONNA WEBSTER
MORE FOR LESS
Three bdrm f arrul y homt.> Oversat.t"d h v mg room
fonnaJ dining room and rnamer bdrm w1lh
SpaclOUS SJtUng area. Top grade wall oov1mngs
and fixtures throughout add \0 Uw> c-harmmg
atmosphere A super buy at the redUC'E'<i pm"<' nf
$1 32.000 Call DOROTHY MITCHELL
LIDO ISLAND BA YFAONT
Spectacular bayfront home w lp1er and slip for
large yacht. Q\uet location w/sln't't parking t :l
car garage Elevator. C't"ntral varuum. elf'C'tn<-
awrungs. gourmet kitchen, leaded gl<l!I entry
door, skylight. maid quaneM Pl<'ast> l"Olll
MARIA BERCOVIT'l
GEORGE ELKINS COMPANY
(714) 759-9100
F2 CORPORATE PLA ZA D SUITE 150 D NEWPORT CENTER
COSTA MESA
IElllllTW. l ... E • $111,000
2 houses on extra large lot with potential to build
another. These income units are owned by
creative lender who will listen to your offer! Don't
miss this opportunity to make a sound profitable
deal! 759-1501
llUT IRUTllEIT IPPllTllm
Triplex in C.osta Mesa with large 2 bedroom
owners unit plus a 2 bed.room unit and a 1
bedroom unit. Call for details. 759-1501
CISTIM Piil l•E
4 bed.room home with pool and spa. In excellent
condition. 1A large fonnal dining room, family
room,-conventent'"'kft.Chen and pretty pa o e
this home perfect for entertaining. See it now.
759-1501
IR\llNE
HW ... E Fii TH HUUR
Lovely, quality 2 bedroom townhom~ in Rancho
San Joaquin can be yours for the holidays. Truly
a prime area. Please call to preview . 759-1501
PATIO HOIE
S parkling, clean home in ruce location. Handsome
walJpaper. bookshelves, pauo deck . garage cabi-
nets. 2 bedrooms A good buy at $119,900.
759-1501
AFFlllDllLE QllLITT
Lmmaculat.e 2 bedroom condo m very desirable
area. Adjacent to golf course, pool. greenbelts.
Price REDUCED to $1 77.500. 759-1501
IOIEL PEIFECT II WOOllllllE
One of the loveliest areas of Irvine has one of the
loveliest properties available. T ot.ally upgraded
with an atrium. a fountain, exquisite Italian tile.
pnvat.e decks and much more. The owner must
leave and has reduced the pnce to seU immedi-
a tely. At $1 58,000 1l ts an exceUent value
759-1501
&SSlllllLE 1.1-X. LOA•
Existing loan of $39,000 Total price of only
$84,000 will give you this one bedroom and loft
home. We ll worth looking into 759-1501
l:lj'J2•1;il :JjltJ!l11J;I1J:t.l 1J~lttl;I
1111,IOO -1111 IEPO
Superb buy in the Bluffs. Quiet end unit near
pool. Spacious condo with 4 lx'<irooms and 3
baths. Excellent loan Light, bright and airy.
759-1501
11H,IM-TIE ILIFFS
Here is a fantastic bargain! Bank repo with truly
excellent value. c.ompare per square foot any-
where in Newport Beach. 3 bedrooms, 2 .,, baths.
759-1501
; NEWPORT IEACH OFFICE f
2170 Ian lllg11I Drive
Newport leacll., CA 12HO
(714) 119-1~
lW!~llll!~ -·
Real Estate
A Great Western C.Ompany
HE ILMI Tl TIE IUCI
Excellent buy at $315,000. Quick possession ts
possible for the pretty cottage on a large Jot in Old ,
C.Orona del Mar area. Alley access and detached
garage. 759-1501
YICllT-PEIFECT •IYE-11 OOlllTIH
Lovely, vacant condo in prime condition. Tennis
courts, pool and spa are all within the compl~x.
Walk to the beach. Three bedrooms. Two stones.
Lots o( room to enjoy. 759-1501
1DLUSD111 lalm TllllCE1 Beautiful 4
bedroom home on extra large Jot in desirable area
has just been listed. Freshly painted inside and ..
out.-New-ldtchen app1iances and new rooi. All
this and an ocean view too. Call today. 759-150 I
YllllT -LIU ll1J
Priced to sell right now! $175,000 will buy. Totally
refurbished. 2 bedroom condo with partial ocean
view. Quick occupancy. 759-1501
SPYIL&IS Piil HIE
Beautiful 4 bedroom, 21h bath home with fonnal
dining room, ooean view and front courtyard with
pool. Totally lovely and well kept. At $450,000, it
is a bargain for the area. 759-1501
DAiii VIEW llLLS -monlYE ••E
Spectacular ocean view from this home. Great
home with front courtyard, new kitchen, gleam-
ing parquet fJoors, tasteful use of mirrors and
crystal chandeliers. Elegance and quality
throughout. Perfect for the family of an ex-
ecutive. 759-1501
llCI l&Y YIEW
Totally upgraded large townhome located m best
location. Many, many amenities and beautiful
decor throughout. 3 bedrooms. 2 stories. See it and
you'll Jove it. 759-1501
11.14-X. Ylll -UllU VIEW
First TD of approximately $118,500. Total price1 $260,000. Lease expensive home of this model
_available. Vacant.. Quick escrow. Excellent plan
and location. 759-1501
lllTS WITI &ISlllllU LIU
Never vacant. 3 units in prime area. 3 bedroom, 2
bedroom and bachelor unit. Total price $349,000.
759-1501
"IT'S l TEI"
Perfection in Westcliff. Thia home has beautiluJ
tile, upgraded carpeting and much more. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, formal dining room for only
$289,000. 759-1501
AMERICAN HOME SHIELD
"We Protect & Service
Things That Service You."
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OIUll IF TIE CllP
Highly upgraded. highly demred model in
Jasmine Creek. 3 bedrooms, 21/l baths. Some of
the outstanding features are beautiful use of
stained ~. excellent quality plush carpeting,
wallpapers and gated oommunity. Please call to
see. 759-1501
CUISTIUS PIESEIT
Give your family the best present of all. A new
home in Harbor View with a private pool. Short
walk to park and school. $335,000. 759-1501
"Cllfl llllUllS
The largest lot in this excellent area has gorgeous ---
"'Sunset and Catatirurvi~:·Grea~buyaT129~.ooo.
Vacant and ready for quick occupancy. Cul de sac.
759-1501
mCITIYE .-£ II ~YEI SllUI
Perfect home for the executive who entertains.
New kitchen, fantastic view and pool. Vacant and
ready for the new owner to move in. Wonderful
Christmas present for your family. $600,000.
759-1501
SPYIUSS PIEmlE l•E
Pool, spa and view are only 3 of the outstandmg
features m a house of many amenities. A lovely 2
story with 4 bedrooms, family room~. formal
dining room. Superb home for entertaini.ng and
family enjoyment. 759-1501
P&STIUL VIEW UI IUCI ACCESS
Private beach ~ plus serene view of the hills
are combined to make this 4 bed.room home well
worth the asking price of $279,500. Call for an
appointment to see. 759-1501
11 'X. Yll • IEWPllT IUCI • 11"1
2 units with assumable loan of approximately
$250,000. Live in one, rent the other or rent both
for an excellent income. Call for detailii and
appointment to see. 759-1501
ORANGE HILLS
1%% USl•lll.E LIU
Listed at $335,000, this 5 year old home has a first
of approximately $123,500. Owner will consider
carrying a second. Beautiful house with all
amenities and completely upgraded. 759 .. 1501
HUNTINGTON BEACH
MAILllUIMI
Roomy 2 bedroom, 2 bath Broadmoor townhowe.
It really is located on a beautif w blue 1aaoon.
Assumable loan and priced tO tell at $1~7.500. 759-1501 Q
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\ 2870 Son Miguel Drl ..
Newpon leach, CA l2llO
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$40,000 PRICE REDUCTION
FABULOUS GOLF COURSE ESTATE. MESA VERDE
COUNTRY CLUB, 17TH FAIRWAY. 4 BDRMS, SINGLE
LEVEL, POOL, GORGEOUS 'A ACRE LOT. EXTEAME
PRIVACY. IEllCEI TO $585,000 . .IAOllE U.UIWI
OPEi llllSE SlllAY 1-• 11•1 OAPll OllOLE
$15,000 PRICE REDUCTION
LOVELY TRI-LEVEL 4 BDRM POOL HOME. OVERLOOKS
1ST FAIRWAY OF MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
COURSE. SECLUDED "AWAY FROM IT ALL" FEELING.
REllCEI TO $320,000 .IACIE UllLEIWI
SOPHISTICATED REMODEL
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, ALL NEW KITCHEN, FORCED
AIR & CENTRAL AIR. ALLEY ACCESS, 2 CAR GARAGE
EXTRA SPACE. ASSUMABLE FINAINCING. $165,500.
HURRY JACllE llAllLEIAI
LOCATION,LOCATION,tOCATIOI
4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH MESA VERDE HOME. SECLUDED
LOT, WOOD FLOORS, & 3 CAA GARAGE. IUICEI TO
$231,100 JACllE IAllLEIAI
MESA VERDE
CHARMING-SINGLE LEY.EL TRAOITlONAL 4 BED.AO~
FAMILY ROOM HOME ON QUIET COURT STREET. USED
BRICK FIREPLACE, HARDWOOD FLOORING & TREE
SHADED YARD MAKE THIS HOME AN EXCELLENT
VALUE. ASKING $169,950 .IAOllE IAlkEIWI
VIEW OF OCEAN,
BAY & NEWPORT· $325,000
In this spectacular 3 bdrm, 2 bath,
end unit, highly upgraded in guard
gated community. Excellerit for
the executive. Submit your terms
and financing for sellers consider-
ation. •Owner will trade for home
in Newport Beach up to $650,000.
For a private showing contact lllTA
WAIE 631-1266. RITA WADE
R61MMC· 631-1261
BAYSHORES $375,000 FEE
3 BOA - 2 BATH -10% financing -For more info please
contact RITA WAIE 631-1266
$91,000 ASSUMABLE LOAN-EASTSIDE
3 Bdr - 2 Ba - 2 Car garage, plus additional parking -alley
access -darling home -ComQlete new kitchen -Central air
conditioning -large lot -Assume $91 ,000 loan @ 12% and
much more. For further details, contact Ill& WOE
631-1266
"LAUREL POINT" EASTSIDE
Lowest priced steal -Reduced again. $116,000. Cape Cod
3 bdrm, double attached garage. Decorated in earthtones.
Perfect for 1st time .buyers. Owner'S bought another and
must move. lllTI WAii 631 -1266
LIQUADATIOll • A STEAL· $91,000 CAN'T BELIEVE IT! Must
liquidate this 2 bdrm end unit. Needs some work, but price
Is right! Located In prime area of Costa ~esa . Asking
$91 ,000 or submit your offer. For more Info call lllTA WAii
at 631-1266.
LIQUIDATION
CAN'T BELIEVE ITI Must liquidate gorgeous 2 Bdr 2 Ba air
condtloned condo near S.C. Plaza for $69,000 also 3 Bdr
model for $77 ,500, Pool. Spa, carport. Assume 10.5%
financing. Won't last. llTA WUE 631-1266 .
E-RODliERS
WMMC 131-1211
CUFF DRIVE VIEW
From this exceptional Cliff Haven home. Four bedrooms
plus den & family room. View of bay & ocean from master
suite & large observation deck. French doors to oak floor.
It has everything! Beautiful yard wlthpool & spa. Just listed
at $450,000. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY. UE llHUS
631-1266
BRAND· NEW CUSTOM REDUCED TO $429,000
PRIME Newport-Hetghts-V1CTORIAN delJfgn:-3,400 sq.ft.
of living area. Master craftsmanship 3 bdrm, family room,
formal dining. Antique doors & fireplace.Too many up-
grades to mention. It's stunning! EXCLUSIVE SHOWING.
Call for appointment. W 1111111631-1266
BACK BAY-LEASE OPTION
Beautiful 4 bdrm plus family room on extra large lot.
Formal dining, pool & spa. This property was built in 1975
and is immaculate! Asking $350,000. Call for financing
Info. UE llHElll 631-1266
VIEW~ •• CHRISTIAS BOAT PAUDE ...
Unsurpassed Bay, ocean, moun-
tain views from this bayfront
condo ... Move In before the hol-
idays ... Two bedrooms. two
baths, front row. Boat slip
avaiable. Pool. haer will o•l'l'J for
qualified buyer er trl41 for Palm
Springs condo. Offered at
$475,000. For details call Inn
llllTlll 631-1266
WALi TO ••• IAYFROIT 01 OCEAI
Brand new condo ... two
bedrooms, 21h baths. Security
systems, fireplace, private
balconies. Two car garage.
Select your carpet, flooring, and
move In. Best location In Newport
Beach. Offered at $223,000. Call
Inn 11•1111 631-1266
111nu1ma R&IMMC
131-1211
LllllR F• .... LUIE IPTlll
Great Costa Mesa locatlon ... 11111 down and -per
mo ... This brand new one bedroom + loft condo Is the last
one. Prime end unit with view. Offered at $108,000. Call lllTY ••• , .. 631-1266
DEVELOPEIS ••• UICHEIS
If you want to get away from lt. .. own this So. Cal Ranch
Estate ... 89 acres. Calif Oak, seasonal streams, wells, and
utilities. This ranch has it all and can be subdivided.
Adjacent to Cleveland National Forest. Offered at
$1 ,500,000 + terms/exchg. For details, Cell 1nn
...... 631-1266
234 E. 17th ST.,·COSTA MESA • 631-1266 .. . '•
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This house has It aUI Look no
morel Beautiful dowrlstalrs mas-
tersulte just steps from a bubbl-
ing hot tub. Large famlty, kitchen,
,,...,...,. Al"I"'..,. llvll'V'\ a .. ao_D'°"°"t •V'"'· Uiliiilif, lii>il•ll G 1iw.:>-1 w 11vw•
tor f amity gatherings. Upstairs
besides the bonus room, 3 nice
bedrooms. Glagantlc storage loft
and 3 car parking. Excellent
financing $244,500.
Call: llllE PIETEIPIL-YILPE · DlllE
551•1111 PIOEIPOL-YOLPE
R&'Mrtc-: 551-819> 1
PUMPKIN PIE PICTURE PERFECT This picturesque family
home Is pretty as a picture~ Outdoors all new landscaping,
w/brlck planters, lush greenery & sprinklers. Indoors,
roomy 3 bdrm, 13/. bath. Form. dining. Eat-In kitchen.
Priced reasonably at $126,950. This has an assumable 1st
w/low month~ pa .. ments. Shown by appointment-hurry!
Call: 11111 PIE IP -YILPE 111-1111
· **BUYERS**
What are you waiting for? Prtces,right now are the lowest
in 3 years. What are you waiting for? There are "more"
financing programs available to you than ever before.
What are you waiting for? I specialize in helping buyers
find just what they want at a price they can afford. Don't
wai t tll prices go up-call me now for a free consUllatlon.
Perhaps, you've waited long enough!
Call: llAIE PlmlPIL-YILPE 111-1111
GOBBLE, GOBBLE, GOBBLE ••. GOING, GONE •••
This is no turkey! This Is one fantastic buy! With pool & spa
& lighted tennis nearby. This 3 bdrm, 2 bath townhome is
a fa bulous value. Only $123,000. Excellent financing.
Call: llllE PlmlNL-YILPE 111-1111
BAYSHORES COUNTRY TUDOR
JUST LISTED -Stunning five
bedroom and five bath residence
is unparalled In quallty of
craftsmanship and design, within
the private community of
Bayshores. Formal dining room,
family room, maids quarters and
much more. Asking $585,000.
Leasehold. Exclusive showing,
Call CllT L IDIUTI 11631-1266
FROM $99,000
NEW OCEAIS WEST COIDOlllHUMS
OILY 2 LEFT
CURT HERIERTS II
R&'MftC·
831-1288
Costa Mesa's best value this year. 2 & 3 ba, fireplaces &
attached 2 car garages with numerous standard
amenities. 1,3.25 & 1,400 sq ft. while only a few minutes
bike ride to Newport Bay & beaches. , .... , ... ~ $6,000 down payments IPll •SE
1)> Lease with option to buy SATlllAY 1lllllY12·1 ~Name your TERMS on builders lll W. 1m ST., OllTI IEIA ~ Model units OllT L KllllT1
$175,0H HAllOI HICHUllDS
IEWPOIT IEICH
Tremendous value for this 3 bdrm, tow bath Newport
Beach residence. REamtly remodeJed wlthlarge famlly
size_ _yard on quiet street. Assumable loans. MIT L IEllOTI
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OPElllC SOOI
The 11GALLERIA.'' a private world
of sophisticated comforts, striking
architecture & beautifully thought
out floor plans, await you near the
corner of 17th St. & Orange Ave.,
ln E~!e!de C9!~a Mesa. Priced
from $157,500. .llYOE Wilm
631 -1266
NEWER DUPW
Spacious Corona del Mar duplex.
3 bdrms In each unit. Live in one
unit, rent the other. Easy to show .
.11YOE wnm 631-1266
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JOYCE WALilE
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831-1288
' 2 bdrm condo with permanent ocean view. Beautifully
upgraded. $139,000 loan at 12% fixed Interest. Submit on
lease option . .llYOE Wilm 631-1266
LAGUU BEACH SPECIAL
ADORABLE 2 bdrm home on a quiet corner in Laguna
Village. Easy walk to shops and beach. Hardwood floors,
cozy fireplace, part i i ocean view. Excellent financing.
$249,000. '8YOl WAL1Zl1>31-1266 ---
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HEIGHTS BEST 1UY .)
Beautiful newer home 16 exclusive
Newport , Heights, 3-bdrms; · 2
baths, extra large living room, for-
mal dining, family room, custom
·tile, Jenn Aire range, brick patio.
Perfect for couple or young family.
A bargain at $249,000. For show-.
Ing call IUILYI -IS 631-1266
UNDER $200,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Country Atmosphere in this darl-
ing 2 bedroom home. Spacious
kitchen with sunny eating area.
Copper plumbing, new roof, 2 car
garage, spa and much more.
Open Sunday 1-5. Contact
llllL YI OllllU 631-1266
110 QUAUFYlllG • EISTSIDE
Remodeled home with beautiful pool & spa. Three
bedroom, 1.75 baths, large family room. Private lender -
take over $130,000 Interest only loan at 12%. It's a beauty.
Call lllllLYI 011•11 631-1266
10.65 30 YEAR FllED
1st time buyers -Don't mis these brand new single family
homes. 3 Bd 2 Ba attached garage. Only 5% down -less
than $10,000 will move you in -Call today IUllLD
011111631-1266
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MACNAB
IRVINE·1
644-6200.
-~-a -· II ·--2 \;iViC Piaza #100 REALTY Newport Beach, Ca.
A SUBSDARV OF THE IRVWE a:»JPANY
YHI IWI PllUTI WHLI ™1,IOd
In this custom built home. high <.-eilings, wall of
glass. wonderful division of children and adult
areas. 5 BR. DR, Den. Fam. Rm, Spa, on a
beautiful street. Barbara Aune
SPECT&CIUI Ull ISU l&YflllT sa,no,ooo
Rare opportunity for choice location on the Bay.
55' frontage with large deck for entf'rt.aining. 5
BR, many exceptional features tailored to luxury
bvmg. Pier and slip for large boat Joan Lewis
•tu Ill llU FHI PlO IHl,000
Below the highway-next to J)¥k. Beautifully
maintained 2 BR owners unit plus 3 -1 BR units,
45' lot. swimming pool, laundry room, 4 car
garage Won't last. Cucy R6se -
lfW II C&llH SlllU IMl,000
Instant appeal & .. amatie impact just begin to
describe this stunning Mediterranean cont.em--
porary home. 4 BR and enourmous ent.er:tai.ni.ng
area. TotalJy rebuilt in the best of taste. Perfect
for the discriminating buyer. PoUy Johnston.
llWUTIC WEST IEWNITI 1211,000
Totally remodeled including spacious master
suite, skylights, imported. tile, built-in spa &
more. 3 BR. den & 3 BA. Steps to beach or
community pool & tennis. Martha Macnab/M1ck1
CoopPr
UllH ISWI l•,I00,000
New custom 8700 sq. ft., 5 BR. with French
Chateau flavor. essence of oppuJence. fine design.
elegant appointments and furrushings. 50' on the
bay. pier. slip and sandy beach at $4,900,000 by
appt Martha Macnab
H ST llY CHM l lH ,000
Close to South Coast Plaz.a, outstandmg 3 BR, 2 '12
BA home on comer lot. Kitchen with aU
am<'nJtJes, fireplace in living room and skylights.
Garden wmdow. Close to pool and spa. Lowest
priced condo in development. Donna Godshall
llC CUlll llll,000
Located m the private, gated community of Big
Canyon. this 4 BR. 2 1/2 BA Broadmoor home is
pnced to sell. Beautiful condition. with a very
open & woodsy feeling. Dan Bibb/Stephanie
Grody
Ill CUYll-ll&CllFICllT IUUtll 11,110,000
With a touch of F~nch European, thi" 5 BR, 5 1.lz
BA. tradiuonal estate is truly a special offering.
Includes six fireplaces, a country kitchen. Library,
elevator. formal dining and breakfast rooms and a
sweepmg view of the Big Canyon Golf and
Country Club. Excellent tenTlS. Danny Bibb
lllffS YllW 1111,000
Beautiful "Delores" end unit with outstanding
panoramic back bay and nite light views 3 BR,
2 'h BA. Decorated in neutral colors Lush green-
belt. Close to community pool, schools and shop-
ping. Incl. land. Donna Godshall
11Ym ftlllll HlllUllC YIEW HIE llH,000
1 Single story 4 BR. 3 '12 BA. formal dining room
and family room. Two spacious master suites.
Redecorated with new carpets, drapes, tiles.
wallpapers. Cixtures, appliances, etc. Sparkling
,pool in private courtyw. Donna Godshall
IPH HISEi S&Tlll&Y
CAMEO SHORES Sllt,IOO
4 BR, FR. Pool, Spa 1-5
OLDE CdM Ull,tOO
2 BR 1-5
EAST BLUFF
4 BR, FR
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112,......
Micki C.ooper
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BIG CANYON
4 BR. FR_
CAM ID.SHORES
4 BR, FR. Pool
SA-¥.c&EST
4 BR. FR, Pool
CAMID SHORES
4 BR-, FR, Pool, Spa
BIG CANYON
2 BR, FR
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Tom A.llinllon
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Dan Bibb
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BIG CANYON 11,211,llO
4 BR, FR 12:30-4:30
IRVINE TERRACE SUl,111
4 BR. FR. Pool 1-4
NEWPORT HEIGHTSSUl.000
3 BR, FR l-4
BA YSlDE 1111,000
2 BR. Wtrft 1-4
CAMEO SHORES 1711,llO
4 BH. FR. Pool. Spa l-5
LIDO ISLE 11,JOl,GIO
6 BR. Wtrfl 1-4:30
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Coby Ward'
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Martha Macnab
1221 a.,.w. Ir
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Tom Allinson
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Lucy Roee
111 CAIYll DISTiii 11,111,llO
A lovely VaJentine bwlt home on the eighth
fairway of Big Canyon golf course. The flag lot
location provides almost total privacy and the
Country French feeling flows inside and out. 5
BR, den and family room, all large, all gorgeous.
Lucy Rose/Danny Bibb
FUILHS 1I0° Y1EW-41S GUYH IJI0,111
Incredible views from every room bring nature
indoors. Large serni-enclosed deck overlooks vut
panorama of golf course, lakes, city lights, trees.
Spacious 2 BR, den, 2 Yl BA. security gates. Pool.
spa, tennis. A wonderful lifestyle ln Newport.
Micki Cooper
llUI 1msT9UT .. Oii IHl,HO
O\etk'"lhis price!Only $247,SOO-for CIThrmve.t-
ment -i 'BR + 1 BR + possible guest. 2 car garage,
best street. Front house could be for owner. Lois
Jacobs
... CAIYH Cllll 1221,111
Private comer unit. 3 BR, 2 Yl BA, 2 story "El
Dorado" plan. Perfect condition. Seller will help
finance-available immediately. Community.
pool, tennis and security gate. Martha Macnab
Ill GUYii ll•t,OOI
Highly desirable single story townhome
w/wonderfuJ wrap around garden. Prime cul-de-
sac location. 2 BR. Den, 2 BA unit in private golf
oriented community. Martha Macnab
.. OUYll -YlfW 1121,GOI
Best buy in Big Canyon. A Deane "Monaco" with
a superb view of Catalina, ocean and sun.sets. 3
BR, with added family room, walled garden spa
and sauna in master bath. In addjtion, French
doors open to an upstairs sun deck. Lucy Rose
BA YCREST Siu.Ml
3 BR. FR 1:30-4:30
NEWPORT HETGHTSS1H,OOO
4 BR l-4
EASTBLUFF SHl,IOO FH
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Larry Dyer
21111• It
Polly Johns1on
21H.,.....
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IEW UITlll-TllTU 1111 IMI' a• 1222,000
' A real doll house. "Cambria" model with 2 BR
· and den and decorated beautifully with custom
·wallpaper and windowcoverlngs. Lucy Rose
4 BR, FR 1-~
CAllEO ICUI YIEW llll,111
New Listing . . Rare opportunity in exclusive
Cameo Shores. Ocean view -Private beaches -
Private pool and spa. Marvelous 4 BR & 4 BA+ '
Fam nn home w/gourmet kitchen. Perfect for
entertaming and family ltving. Including lahd.
Tom AlHnson
Ull& ISU--IEST LICATill 11,1H ...
3 BR, 2 story home with spacious pier and slip.
Best location on Linda Isle with view to turning
basin. Private community with guarded gate,
tennis and community clubhouse and beach. Of-
fered at $1 ,195,000 leasehold. Martha Macnab
HHllELT I MU •RH YllW t111,lll
Lovely Rancho San Joaquin, San Mateo plan,
single level 2 BR, 2 BA end unit. Light & bright
with cathedraJ ceilings. Larry Dyer
llST1MTIYE l•E-NEITlllllS AIU Hll,llO
Transferred owner has priced this charm1ng
home to sell! Spacious rooms, high ceilings And
near new paint. Carpeting and drapes comple-
ment the sunken living room and elegant master
bPdroom suite. Owner will assist with finaJlcina.
Larry Dyer
U. l&Yfllll-IST&TI SAU llll,000
Under a million. Great investment. 3 BR plus
1 large playroom with bath over garage-pier and
slip. Barbara Aune
W._.IMI FA•LY... 1111,111
On a large cul-de-sac lot. 4 BR, 3 BA. fonnal
dining area, lrg family rm and assumable loan.
Larry Dyer
YIEW • SU YIEW IHIMI
Largest floor plan in Sea View has been priced to
sell. 2 story home, master suite, large family room,
2 BR on each level, 24 hr. guarded gate communi-
ty with tennis courts & pool. Large ~umable lat
T.D. Maxine Propp
f&llUIS ..... -1211,111
This is the best. ~! BRIGHT! BEAUTIFUL!
Two master suites-one with spa tub. Large
sunny used brick patio. French doors. Vaulted
ceilings. Wet bar. Fabulous kitchen with all built-
ins. Priced VERY realistically. Micki Cooper
W1IUff 1111.-
Lovely 3 BR, two story Maax> built home with
city lights view. Owner leaving atta and is
anxious to hear your offer. Paula Bailey
PIU11lllll ., • • UIL l'ICI
, 5000 sq. ft. custom .home. Highly upgraded
aftsmanshlp and quality of yesteryear. 4 Br (3
& 1 down), 4''A Ba, oak paneled library, huge
mlly room wtth wet bar. Magnificent view from
str suite & retreat. Spa & fire ring. $675,000.
nine Dubois
111 lllYM ELEUICE
ew price reduction on this expanded and truly
egant 3 Br townhome In exclusive gate guard-
Big Canyon. Beautiful marble foyer, crown
oldlngs and heavy beveled glass add to the
uropean charm and sophistication of this end
it on a private comer lot witt\ room for a pool.
99,000. Todd Gross
EUY11E-UFE
educed price! Spectacular view of mountains &
ity lights from this very special Nantucket
odef tn Spyglase Hilt 5 Br, formal dining, large
mily room. Profession!'~ decorated. Ent~
inment back yard wit pool, spa, BBQ & fire
it. $669,500. Bob Gross
llE.IOllLE 1111111
Ot 11 llD IPEI llllAY 1·1
ank foreclosure -prtvate beach. This gorgeous
raditional 6 Bdrm has been reduced for !m-
ediate sale. Now only $596,0001 This Includes
ourmet kitchen wooded stairways, French
oors. stained and leaded glass windows. pool.
pa and wading pool. Please take the time to see
he beautiful bargain.
l.IYD. Y LIODIE
Br, 3 Ba, 3 car garage Lucerne. Shows like a
odel. Softly decorated In neutral tones.
orgeous view of mountains and city lights.
ovely spacious courtyard. This is new on the
arket and a treat to behold! $650,000
llllM II Ill CllYll
Beautiful 3 Br, 3 Ba Monaco model on large
corner lot. Perfect home for a couple with all
downstairs ltvtng and large master suite. Private
yard with lovety bleek bottom spa and fruit trees.
Bonus room haa been added and is sound
proofed for hi-fl system. Security system! Price
has been reduced to $425,000.
IDl¥llLI wm Piil
3 Br & den, 3 Ba Oeauvllle model with panoramic
view of golf course and night tights. Custom pool
and spa. Prime street In Big Canyon. Asking
$625,000. VergUene Hull
111111 11111 UTlllS
Lowest priced 5 Br. 4 Ba expanded plan In the
exclusive gate-guarded community of Harbor
Ridge. Lovety end unit on a oul-de-sac street
with a "wrap-around" view of ocean, mountains
and city Hghta. $785,000. Orrief Smith
llPllll WITl llEW
Mountain & light vtew from this 2 Br and den, 3
Ba Miramar In Harbor Ridge. French decor,
"lard'*OOd ftoonl, plantaUon shutters. Beautifully
maintained. $495,000. Vergnene Hull
ll'UI Lnll. .... IUITf
=ormer model. Popular Dolores plan. 3 Br. 2 Ba
:ondo on lowly greenbelt wtth some bad< bay
llew. End untt wntt twO pettoe. F9e a.net. Great
t>uy at $235,000. Marte Fargo
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3 Br. 21h Ba Augusta model CMW1ooklng beautJ.-
ful pool. Neutral decor. Includes washer, dryer &
refrigerator. GOOD FINANCING. $299,000.
Marie Fargo
PllDRn M .._, •1111
Quiet end unit with large private deck over-
looking the golf course view. BeautlfuUy decor-
ated 2 Br & den with custom shutters & shetvtng.
In prestigious Big Canyon and close to Fashion
lstand. $315,000. Helen Wood
llllU l.EYEl. lllffl IDl1T
Finest corner location. Best priced Anita plan In
Bluffs. Inviting kitchen, family room, pretty patio,
fireplace. Sparkling clean 3 Br, w/oonvertlble
den, 2 Ba on fee land. $219,000
nn "' • TIE WEDD
CAPE -• IP'flUSS llUnY 10110 Tl SMl,111
Lovely 4 Br. 3 Ba Cape Horn model wtth
fabulous view. Tastefully upgraded throughout.
Formal dining room. Additional cabinets In
kitchen & garage. Soft, neutral decor. Custom
drapes, marble entry, security system. Must see
at $549,000.
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Ill OllYN 1111'•1ZEI
This charming ex,panded and remodeled Mon-
aco was the cover home of the August Issue of
Orange County Magazine. 3 BR, family room,
den & oak pub add to the Country French decor.
Additional amenities include a main floor Mstr
suite, air conditioning, 3 ca.r garage, and a lovefy
pool & spa. Owner will trade down. There Is also
fantastic assumabte financing available. Asking
$650,000. .
IDT IF IM CllYM
Beautifully decorated and highly upgraded. 4 Br,
family room estate. Formal dining, 2 fireplaces,
pool & spa wtth total privacy, located on private
cul-de-sac for that country IMng feeling. A~ing
$649,000
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Busy W. Balboa Blvd corner. 2 Br, 1 Ba okSer
home. Prime location -~ block to beach and
shoppfng next door. Owner has plans for new
units. Can go reatdentlal up & commercial down
-or just commerclal. Priced to aefl at $210,000.
Todd Gross
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On prestlglOut Unda Isle with dock for a large
boat plua a aide tie. Spactous home with 5 Br,
•~ea. 3 car g•aoe p1ua many extras. Now at
$1,450,000
II 1&1211 llM'Fml
Thia superb customized residence with a breath-
taking vtew of .ocean and bay, turning basin,
PavfHlon & city lights is a "must 999" for you! .
Private pool and spa. Decorator upgrades ga-
lore. All In a guard-gated estate like setting.
$M9,000. Orrlel Smith
IURLll -• mll YEUE Model perfect home wfth country· kitchen has
wood plank ftooring, butcher-bk>ck lstand.
Large 4 Br with plantation shutters In FR.
Spacious 2-sty ·entry foyer. Two stone fire-
places. Mature foliage yard lends lovely accents.
Custom children's play area. Only $247,000.
Ann Marie Murphy
PAUTllL WtdlllW man
Warm and open wtth Otd World Charm. This
Robert Earl designed horn, Is 3 year' young.
has 5 Br. 6'A Ba with a sep&r•1e maid's room off
the Lanai. Great f9f family as wefl as entertain-
ing. Even a dark rOOmfOffereaat $1,198,000
mT• ElllPUI • IPYIUSS al
I -IElll llliii:E 911 lnllf l~i
Outstanding custom European style home with
pan0ramlc view Of ffie ocean. Catalina Island,
Newport Bay and city lights. 6 Br. 7 Ba, formal
OR. 5 fireplaces, almost 6000 sq. ft . of etegant
living. Also beautiful poof and spa PLUS steam
and sauna room. Excellently priced at
$1 ,550,000
Pl•E LIM UYFIHT
New on the market. Exciting bayfront location
on turning basin. 4 Br & den. 4 Ba home with 2
kitchens. Effective use of stained glass and used
brick. Expanseve view from upstairs recreation
room. Owner would consider trade for smaller
Balboa Island or CdM home. Call Vergllene Hull
for details. Now reduced to $2. 150,000
111EPUOULE sm • ..... 11111
Nestled at the end of a quiet cut-de-sac with an
inaedlble Mstr and guest suite. This new tra-
ditional 5800 sq. ft. home will fit any fife style. 5
Br. 7 Ba. 4 fireplaces, herringbone hardwood
floors, beveled windows and much more make
this custom home required viewing for the
discriminating buyer. Asking $1 ,695,000
SPYll 111 llllTICIET
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View home. Spyglass beauty with 5 Br pan-
oramic ocean, bay and otty lights vMwi. Lovety
pool & spa. Newty decorated. On choice lot:~
$725,000. Lois Cornwell.
•m••IAIYll Beautiful plan fOf' a coupte. Two private Br suite
areas. Beautifully decorated with Its own prtvate
patio with spa. View and patk> Overiooklng golf
COUrM. A very special property for $395,000.
SUBMIT ALL OFFERS!
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Nicety man6cured S Br family home nestled
between large evergreens.. For the romantic a
luxurious spa Off Mstr Br. Skylight ln Mstr Ba.
Ck>le to So. Cout Plaza Md airport. Good
frMW9Y ecceee Wei pt1ced at $1oM,900. Rul
Rocha
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4 bdrm, 5000 sq. ft .
masterpiece In Laguna.
Steps to beach. breath-
taking view. spa. newer_
$1,520,000.
111,llO .. 1211,llO
c.v£ Cll -Immaculate 2 bdrm townhome In
Newport. French doors and windows, wood
floors and formal dining room. $153,900
AfftlNIU CUii -Neat and clean 2 bdrm,
near shops and-ca• In-Old CdM, ~SJ
excellent loan. $215,000
FOii F• ..U $111,ltl -Neat as a pin
townhome, nr lawns. park, schools, pool.
Excellent condiilon. Much charm. $95,000.
CUM UI COOL -"Monaco" In Harbor View,
skylights, bay windows, wooded decks, bub-
bling waterfall. All for $239,000
llUffS IUITI -Two bdrm townhome. planta-
tion shutters. antiqued cabinets, perfect con-
dition, some view. Onty $137,900
WOOHlllCES' AIUT -Nice decorator touches.
3 bdrm. home warranty, total security, all
Woodbridge has to offer. $199,500
TWO 3'S -Duplexes each with fireplace.
decks, plenty of room. Good income, close to
everything in CdM. Only $298,000
GmSITT lltC -Older 3 bdrm, 3 ba, great R-3
corner lot with view potential, owner may
finance. $299,000
SEClllO ATllll -Off master bdrm, 2 bdrm, 2
bath family home. Back yard wtth lush land-
scaping and fruit trees. S 152,000
IUA YRll -Quiet cul de sac, curved drive.
paned windows. great curb appeal, 3 bdrm. 2
bath on 7,500 sq.ft . lot. $165,000
-. u U offu -No $ down, lease option or
~m loans. Fantastic CdM view. 3 bdrm, 2
bath, private beach, all for only $299,500
IUTCUfJ T••• -Lovety location, 2 bdrm,
2 bath wtth delightful patio and partial view
and onty S 130,000
IOU IP YOR SllmS -And get to work on 4
bdrm, 2 bath famlty home. Owner/agent
ready for offer. owe 2nd. $114,500
CIUT INT Tl IE -View of lake and Big
Canyon golf, next to tennis. 2 bdrm con-
dominium, priced to sefl fas1 . $249,000
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$3'49,000 .... 1230 Sand Key, Harbor View Hiiis, CdM
C"'4 ••=eMe -~ ........... z '*--... $215,000 ............................... 704 Avocado. Old CdM
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$300,000 ......................... 2723 5th Avenue, Old CdM fr•• IM ..... a,..._ tf Midi l ..et n. 2 Wr8
$695,000 ........................ 3028 Ocean BIVd., Old CdM
a.me ... Wad .. ~ l .... 2 *"·.,.... .... $439,000 ............................ 302 Heliotrope, Old CdM
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$435,000 ............. 528 Seaward, Corona Hinds. CdM
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$189,900 ................... 10658 El Toro, Fountain Valley a...•,..,...._""'"'.._._. a..,._.
$239,000 ....... 2025 Port Bristol, Hrbr Vu Homes. NB s.. ._ 2..., let 11t. '*.,....a a....,,....,,..._.
$285,000 .............................. 1312 Ootphln Terr, CdM
law Listing
SJT OI TOP Of Tit WOil.l -
Overlook Newport,
harbor, ocean from 3
bdrm, 6 bath e5tate In
CdM. Truly unique.
$1, 150,000.
1100,000 I 1,
ESW£! -Very adult 3 bdrm condominium
with pool, spa. beach access and picture
perfect jetty view. Only $375,000.
CUIPMHIS9 COllOlllll• -A beauty, 2300
-sq.ft. -1n ofd ed~ -Spa, decks. lnteresmro
view, 3 bdrm. 2 baths at $300,000.
CWSY CWSIC -South of highway duplex with
3 bdrm and 2 bdrm units. Owners deck large
with some view. ~Good loan. $395.000
"H A CllAI Hl'"" -See San Clemente to
Catalina Island while sitting In living room of
charming 2 bdrm. $695,000
01 TIE CUFF -Above Newport Harbor In-
credible view, 4 bdrm, 4'h bath, pool and ~pa.
Needs finishing touches. $395,000 L.
fl( SOfTI OF FUllCE -Captured In Cameo
Shores. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 'h acre. private beach
access, assum. loan, owe 2nd $425,000.
EYUYOlf IS LOOllH -For a home like this In
old CdM. Custom, 3 bdrm, 2 story, block to·
beach. Make offer. $439,000.
OIE llC LOT -Single story 4 bdrm in Harbor
View Hiiis. Sport court, flreplt, covered patio,
near park and aJI for $349,000
EKUSI COACI llOllSE -3 bdrm. 3 bath amid
canyon of CdM. Crown mouldings. wood
beams. used brick, charm $435,000
llC UI CUlllllC MPW -Old CdM near park,
playground, 2 bdrm, 2 ba, owner unit. French
drs. leaded glass. fireplaces. $340,000.
SllCU STOIY CISTOll -4 (or 5) bdrms In heart
of coastal Newport Beach. Spacious, bright.
with sunny patio. $415,000.
EYUYOH IS lOllllC -for a home like this In old
CdM. Custom 3 bdrm, 2 story, block to
beach. Make offer. $439,000.
U1101 lllCE -Popular "Lautremont"
townhome. Dynamite view on best street. 4
bdrm, nearly 3000 sq.ft. of luxury. $798,000.
STEPS TO TIE UY -Features 2 master suites,
,:ten and all the quiet charm, tennis and
frlendllness of Beacon Bay. $339,000.
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Marvelous 6 Br bayfront 78' on bay, pool,
spa. 100' boat space. Xlnt Fin. $4,850,000. I
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''TI£ POSSll£ DREAM ... FltST • T1£ HOMEOWJDH>" Channing Spanish 3 Br, 2 Ba on 45' lot, I
deck, courtyard, pier & slip. $1 ,100,000.
J BARREr. .. REALTY
rd·money economy of recent years has made the cost of mortgage trnanc111g higher and as a
my consumers doubt their "buyablhty" To lessen this negative impact and to increase
ty to buy, two ma)Or economic sectors. the lendmg mstttuhons and government, have created
lo aid the consumer mto homeownership.
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J etty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai .... ...an* lalMa lalaM lMI
Kai, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 40' patio. Now $575,000. 2r,95~ on 7~~ ~~~~
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show. created and presented by the Newport Harbor-COSta Mesa Board of Realtors• Group
r.v., Channel 10, Wiii &ff the show November 19 and November 21 , both at 8 P.M.
C'--• • ""-----& J · 4 Br 3 Ba gwege Reduced to lol c..AClting vu.:cu• e~ty vtews, • · •Wal•* · valu• · 1385,000 Cati 3700 sq. ft., car parking. $1,285,000. ,,.. e Bd, 7ba. FULL... 720-0697 OWNER
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>w wdl ~am a Wide ranee of financing methods and special homebuyeL.4>1ograms, including
step demonstrabon on how to pr~uahty and determine your "aftordabd1ty range"
t Winters 111, Presadent of the Newport Harbor-COSta Mesa Board of Realtors• states, "Our
l PJ£Sflltlllg this show ts to replace the attitude that ftrst-llme homeownerllup is unattamabte
mat10n on valld methods provided by lenders and &overnmenL that wdl put nunt consumers
At N.H.Y.C. Traditional 5 Br spectacular = :=" ~·~ Peaianla 1117
bay view. Owner financing. $1,050,000. monhor CMW9a. Pool. •.-8-
lll llfmC Wlf, UI -IPEI m1.1 =-~ 0: ~= Cl-·---""=* ri... Panoramic ocean & city view, spacious 5 '300.0001 Sec:tmc. at M;U1~ -·~
ne of their own. ,
Br, 3 Ba. Xlnt financing, now $750,000. ~d9~00C::0:-a':';8 c:,. 31MM. .,_,,, meld9 •n• ,..., lSTllU PATRICK TEHORE ~.!n~on"" ..=
ow IS a video lap!ng of one of the "Community Outreach" free public semmars presented by
board of R£ALTORS• on a year-round, monthly basis. at their bo11dmg m Newport Beach
include; Winter, Teena Htll, SenlOr Loan Officer Wmdsor Mortgage, Santa Ana, and Jacque
Vice President/Escrow Officer of Burro~ Escrow. Santa Ana.
Custom ocean view lots next to Casa , 7~702 1399.500 A.Qt 851~
Pacifica, San Clemente from $550,000. Cenu llu l
4U UOJWiiZW WUI Will "1Ull£ tnoompwlNHe styt9 Md Prime English traditional 3 Br, 3 ·Ba. 3 prtvecy. AMdy to <»
Frplc's hrdwd fin, nr UCLA. $695,000. =·~ bt' ~t·=
REALTY
bHmed eelllngs,frpl
1248,500 By owner
780-9233 Court"y to
brok.art. Open 1-5c>m
The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm
II * WILL D•ME l"l,IOO
~gant 4 bdrm home on 1 ~ lots. WW
change for a smaller Lido home. IC your
nily is growing, call to see this lovely
ine.
IJ.G. Fmm.lllll IHl,IOI
1ra large Corona del Mar condo only 2
ars old. French doors. wet bar, massive
ck fnplace, C,ape Cod styling. Submit
>URtemw.
FD1 •TIE UY 1111,IM
autifully maintained 4 bdrm with private
·r & float able to aaxmmodate a large
:hL F'amily rin, d.ining rm, breakfast rm
a large worbbop-utility nn. We feel this
he best bayfroot buy ln town.
m••11m1mw 11•.-
, the front row in exd~ve IRVINE
:RRACE with a view from the jetty to
loe Verda. Expendable 2 bdrm home
th pool. 20lt down. l ~ Interest.
714) 673-4400
PElllSIU PlllT M 2 LITS IMJ,IOI
Spacious 4 bdnn home just a short walk Lo
bay & ocean beaches. Family nn, den,
dining rm. 4 car garage & a separate apt.
Large yard with room for a pool.
-RllT llW LIT 11,211,000
Prime location. Almost ~ acre. Fabulous
unobstructed view. Approved for up to <t
deluxe units.
P&a 1111YI IUlll 1111,llO
The most unique an:hitecture an the Harbor
area featured in Home & Garden magui.ne
Action bay & ~views! 3 bdrms.. 3 full
baths,~car . Laundry room, stained glass brass railinga. wet bar. aky-
lights. on.
IPmllsm.I 11n1111 m11n .,.,_
Lots of room! Lots of value. 4 bdrm, family
nn & formal dining nn. Fantastic patio with
large pool, fountain & spacious entertain-
ment area.
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UllE a.I.I. HPLD 1411,000
3 bdrms & 3 baths in each umt. F\replaces.
jacuzz.ies & private ocean v1('w sundeck.
Must be seen to apprecta\.('.
M ICUll VIEW 1141,000
Elegan\ California style home wtth sweep-
ing ocean view 3 large bd.nns. famtly nn,
dining nn, breakfast area & lovely yard
with ocean view spa
112,lllMWI
• ••• ,. llTDDT 1111,IOO
Very nice 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo m popular
Westcliff. Walk to shopping, transport.at.Jon
& park. Pool, fireplace, lighl & airy end
unit.
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WUTalFf -1444,llO Beautifully derorated 3 bdrm home, pnced
to sell. Terrific family room with stone
fireplace. stand up wet bar and big ICn"en
TV area. Encloeed yard. air condit.lorung,
like new.
(213) 628-2828
2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY -CORONA DEL MAR
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18 -0range County Real Eatate/An Adverthllng IUppMment to the DAILY PlLOT/Saturd~. N~-11,-1984
HOMES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
704 Avocado, Corona det Mar
675-6000 $215,000 Sun 1-5
20292 Bayvlew.-SMta Ana HelgMe
645-0303 $160,000 Saturday 1-4
2315 Margaret. Newport Heights, N.B.
646-7171 $179,000 Sunday 1-5
483 Morning Canyon. CdM
760-9233 $248.500 Sat/Sun l -5pm
3028 Ocean (Old COM) CdM
675-6000 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
512 Poinsettia, Old CdM
644-6200 $239,900
110 Via Genoa. Lido 15'8. NB
631-1400 $495.000 Sun 1-4
Sat 12-3
2 BR plua FAM AM or DEN
• 10 Morning View (Turtle Rock Ridge) Irv.
854-7104 $299.000 Sat/Sun 11-6
* •45 Canyon Island. Big Cyn, NB
675-6000 $249.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
402 Costa Mesa St.. Costa Mesa
548-4137 $169,900 Sat/Sun 12-4
1665 Hiiicrest, Laguna eeach
497-6060 Saturday/Sunday 1-5
3444 Lupine Cr(nr S.C Plaza) Costa Mesa
631 -4300 $159,500 Sunday 1-4 * 2025 Port Bristol, COM
644-4121 $239,000 Sun 1-5
1951 Port Lockslelgh, H.V Hms. N.B
644-9060 $249,500 Saturday 1-4
2 Rue Cannes, Big Canyon NB
644-6200 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
12 Rue Vlllars, Big Cyn NB
759-9100 $390,000 1-4:30
3 BEDROOM
•2723 5th Ave, COM
644-7208 $300,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
20451 Bayview Ave. (Back Bay) Npt Bch
494-7748 $148,000 SundAy 1-5
""'2772 Clrcie Or, Bayshores, Npt Beactl
644-9060 $250.000 Sunday 1-4
** 1419 Dolphin Terr. Irv. Terrace, CdM
675-5930 $675,000 Sun 1-4:30
302 Heliotrope, COM
675-8000 $439,000 Sun 1-5
•6607 La Cumbre, Orange Hiiis
760-8333 $365,000 Sunday 1-5
• 189 Mutw Cf;· nr SACC, Costa Mesa
&42-5200 $205,000 Sunday 1-4
4710 Neptune. Newport Beach
760-8383· $325,000 Sunday 1-4
*264 N. Miiford, Orange
964-7972 $125,900 sun 11-4
* 1707 Port Stirling, HVH, Nwpt Bch --~ 786=37rs-"$248;500 Sat/Sun 12"5 -
993 Presidio. Mesa del Mar, CM
751-3191 $129.900 Sun 1-5
4824 River West Newport, NB
673-6900 $1.9:5.000 Sun 1-4
909 Tiiier, CdM
644-7020 $365,000 Sat 1-4
147 Via Undlne. Udo, Newport Beach
844-9060 $375.000 Sunday 1-4:30
3 BR plua FAM AM or DEN
•• 4615 Hampden. Cameo Shores CdM
631 -1266 $535,000 SAT/Sun 1-5
**41 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach
760-8333 $775,000 Sunday 1-5
340 Cabrlllo St, Costa Mesa
533-8176 $144,900 Sun 12-4
1221 Devon, Westcllff. Newport Beach
759-1501 $285.000 Sunday 1-5
621 Donald Place, NB
673-7300 $350,000 Sun 1-4
2302 Falrhlll Drive. Back Bay. NB
631-7300 $194,500 Sun 1-4:30
1850 Fullerton, CM
759-9100 $205,000 Sun 1-5
*• 1900 Galaxy Or, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $545.000 Sun 1'"'4:30
•*600 Harbor tatand Dr. Prom. Bay, NB
631-1400 $1.150.000 Sat 1-4
367 Magnolia St, CM
673-1603 $159.500 Sun 12-4
1215 Mariners Drive. Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $395,000 Sun t-4:30
1628 Orange Ave.(Corn. Palmer)Coata Mesa
673-1600 $215,000 Sunday 11-4
1135 Pembrook Lane, Weatcilff, N.8.
642-5200 $239,500 Sunday 1-4
1730 Port Bormou1h Pl, NB
759-9100 $2.35,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1593 RIVertlde Dr. Newport Helghtt. N.8
&4tr7171 $149,500 Sunday 12-5
6 Royal St. George, Big Canyon, N.8ch
840-4888 $895,000 Sundey 1-5
* •4601 Seashore Dr. w .. t Newport, NB
631-1400 $735,000 Sat 1-6
528 Seaward (Corona Hlndt) CdM
675-6000 $435,000 SAT/SUN 1-5
8 Shoal Drlve.t..!1aamlne Cr.-. NB
631 -7300 ~70,000 Sun 1'"'4:30
2 Sllverbreeze, Woodbridge, trvtne
551-8307 $219,900 Sun 12:30'"'4:30
1349 Suaaex. WestcUtt, Newport Beach
642-5200 $234,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
208 Tustin Avenue. Newport Heights, NB
631-7300 $349,000 Sun 1-4:30
2224 Vista Hogar, The Bluffs N.B.
644-9060 $159,500 Sunday 1-4
1992 Westminster, Cotta Mesa
646-7171 $124,900 Sunday 1-4
8812 Wiiiiamsburg, Wet1mlnater
963-6767 $119,900 Sunday 1-5
2125 Yacht Radiant, Seavtew, N.B
759-0619 Sunday 1-4:30
48EDAOOM
18 Baruna Court, Newport Crest NB 64~1111 s114,500 satu~day 1-4
2600 Cliff Or, Newport Heights. NB
673-8900 $410,000 SUR 2-5
* 18 Cypress Pl, Big Cyn, NB
75t--9"fO<t"""$T;100:000 Sat/S-at 1-5
** 1024 E. Balboa Blvd, Penln. NB
631-1400 $1 ,050,000 Sun 1-4
* 1609 Tradewlnds, Newport eeacn
673--6900_ $345,000 Sa! 2--5
207 Via Mentone, Lido Isle, NB
631-1400 ~99,500 Sun 1-4
2124 Vista Lorado (Bluffs) NB
759-1501 $189,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 BA plue FAM RM or DEN * 1336 Galaxy Dr (Dvr Shrs) N.8.
673-7300 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
•ve12 Aleppo, Eastbtuff, N.B.
644-9060 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
v 2121 Yacht Yankee, Seavlew, N.B
644-9060 $349,500 Sunday 1-5
2324 Arbutus, Eastbluff, NB
644-8200 $295,000 Fee Sat/Sun 1-4
**601 Bayside Dr. Promontory Bay, NB
63 1· 1400 $995,000 Sat/Sun 11-4
*4601 Camden Dr, Cameo Shores, CdM
759-9100 $715,000Fee Sun 1-5
* v 1Jade Cove. COM
759-1111 $725,000
1109 Dennis Drive, Costa Mesa
Sun 1-5
645-0303 $229,000 Saturday 1-4
•• 10658 EJ Toro, FV
963-2443 $189,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy, Dover Shoree, N.8
546-5647 $295.000 Set/Sun 1-5
* 4821 Gorham, Cameo Shores NB
644-6200 $699,000 Sat/Sun i-•
9 Hermitage. Big Canyon.NB
644-8200 $850,000 Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30
3064 Java Road~ Costa M ...
&45-0303 $389,000 Saturday 1'"'4
2 Little River Clrcie, SPVglaaa, NB
631-7300 $597,500 Sun 1-4:30
1818 Marapata, lrvtne Terr, Corona del Mar
873-8494 ~65.000 Sunday 1'"'4 * 1326 Marlnera Drive, Beycr•t. NB
631-7300 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1'"'4:30
48 MIMlon bay, Spygtua, NB
760--8333 $649,000 Sal/Sun 1-6
1018 Nottingham Road, WMtcUff, N8
631-1aoo S325,ooo sat 1--4:30
••4645 P«Mtn, Cameo Shor• NB
644-6200 S759,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1821 Port a.mouth, H.V.Hma, N.B
S«-90e0 ~.500 Sunday 1-4 * 2~ 1 Pon Bt'ta10I, Harbor View Homes, NB
631-7300 $388,000 Sat 1_.:30
828 Presidio, MeM def Mar, CM
631-7370 $134,900 Sun 1-4
* 1086 SendefwoC>d, Bayc:t91t
644-6200 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1230 Sand Key (HVHla) CdM
675-8000 1349,000 Sat 1-5
••2107 SantlllQO OrtYe, Bayctest, NB
631-7300 $309,000 Sun 1-4:30
* 1628 Santiago Drive, Baycrest, NB .
631-7300 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1_.:30
**1008 South Bayfront, Balboa Island
786-6130 $975,000 Sunday1-4
•4639 Tremont Lane, Cameo Shores, NB
631-7300 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
* •828 Via Udo Nord (Udo Ille) NB
760-8333 $2, 150,000 Sunday 1-5
2015 Windward, Baycrest, NB
631-1400 $279,000 Sun 1-5
2015 Yacht Mlechief (Seavtew) Nwpt Bch
760-8333 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
--S-eeoROOM * * 760 Via Udo Nord (Udo) N.B. 673-7300 $1,575,000 Sun 2-4
1084 Corona Lane (Mesa del Mar) CM
631-7370 $189,900 Sunday 1-5
5 BA ptua FAM AM or DEN
•• 6 Trafalget, Harbor Ridge
640_.868 $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5
55 Goleta POlnt, Spygtasa, NB
631-7300 $895,000 Sun 1_.:30
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.a Montecl\o (Spyglua) corona de4 Mar
760-8333 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••9 Muir Beach (Spyglaaa) Nwpt Bch
760-8333 ·s1,550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1226 Potarla Drive, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $845,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
44 Aldgellne Dr, Harbor Ridge Estates, NB
631-1300 $825,000 Sun 1_.:30
••25 Rldgellne (HarbOr Ridge) NB
760-8333 $4,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1519 Santiago Drtve. Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $345,000 Sun 1_.:30
• 14 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge, NB
760-8333 $1,695,000 Saturday 1-5
••5 Winged Foot Lane, Big Canyon, NB
631 -7300 $750,000 Sun 1-4:30
8 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
*** 103 Via Udo Soud, Udo, NB
759-9100 $2,950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
7 BEDROOM plua FAM RM or DEN
••1406 llncoln Lane, Baycrest, NB
631 -7300 $448,000 Sat/Sun ,_.:30
CONDOS FOR SALE
1 BA plua FAM AM or DEN
260 Cagney Lane, VIiia Balboa. NB
631 -1400 $159,000 Sun 1-4
2 BEDROOM * • 32 Ima Loa Crt, Npt Bch
673-7399 $1&4,000 Sun 1-4
••V-8641 Atlanta, Unit 216G, HB
536-9027 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
9 Rue Vlllars (Big Canyon) Nwp1 Bch
760-8333 $395,000 Saturday 1-5
2 IR plua FAii RM Of DEN * 83 Orchard. Orangelree. I~ 769-1501 $119,900 Sat/Sun 12-4
998 BaY9ide Cove W.(The Cove)NB
780-02"9 $299,900 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
38EDROOM
340 E. 20th St, CM
673-7300 $155,000 Sat 1 ..
* 14 Encore COurt (Cr88t) Newport Beach
759-1501 $175,000 Sunday 12:3()..4:30
*3 Tribute Ct. NB
673-7300 $189,000 Sat 1-4
•21rlbute Ct, NB
673-7300 $169,500 Sat 1-4
3 BA pla FAM RM Of DEN
••2.a4 Creewell Lane. CM
642-5994 $155,000 Sat 12-4
2«7 Rue DeCannes, Condo Easta!de. CM
631-7300 $139,000 Sun 1-4:30
2 Rue Foutafnbleau, Big Cyn, NB
760-8333 $425,000 Sat 1-5
TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE
28A * • 34 Eocore Cr1~NP' 8ch 673-7300 $189,000 -Sun 1-4:30
* • 34 Encore Crt. Npt 8ch
673-7300 $189.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
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IEW REDICTIOI TO 1~11,000
O,EI SAT/HI 1-1at1441 laluy lrin
Spne\OU'-4 Bdrm & den. 2 112 .baths
Two :.! l'cir garages Large lot w1tr.
room for pool or RV parkmg
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IN BIFOlll
CHRISTMAS
SEE BELOW
1910 PORT DUILEHil
OPEi SAT/SUI (2·5)
-IDT llOATm-llST ,_
Palermo. almost 1'4 ac., pool, cul-de-
sac street with school at the end. 4
Bdrm. 21h Ba . formal dlnJng, family
rm. $156,000 MI L 1st T.O. Variable
loan maxed at f31Ar•A,. '"Now onty
$299,900. Opn Hse every Sat/Sun
2-5. 1970 Port Ounlefgh Cir, Npt Bch.
Jay Smith, Irvine Coast Realt°'s.
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180 deg view from this delightful 3 Br
~tom built home designed for relaxed
Living su1TOUnded by sun, iF-8 breezes and
flowers. FEE. Open Sun. 1-4:30 at 1419
lphjn Terr, in IRVINE TERRACE.
1111 IULTllS, 14111 tlMIM
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PRIME 2 BD. CONDO SOUTH
COAST METRO AREA. Upgraded
end unit. Huge deck &f. only l neigh-
bor! Features solar heated pool & spa,
security gate, carport. Assume $43K at
10.5% $83,000 BY OWNER.
111-1121 111-2111
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Sell or Trade -New price
$849,500. 4 Br, 3 Ba. Remod. in '84.
Across from Balboa Bay Club. Ex-
celle nt ass umable finan cin g.
$385,000 1st TD at 13.5~ fixed. Will
consider trade for Newport Beach,
Corona del Mar or Laguna:
.... 111-1411 ., l21-Ul1 ......, .......
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Lots of luscious park-like land. Not in
Santa Ana Heights. Pnvate. Security
gate. Room for everything. Custom 3 I bedroom home. A must see. $325,000.
Call for an appointment.
THE REAL
ESTAT&::RS
let Us Hte, Y•
Sell Y ••r Prtptttr!
Tht Ody Hot ottm you this eu ct sizt Id °" u "Pictwt Pai t" wttb nds for just
$2S pet day, or 2 days fer .$4S. ..
Wilie a pktllt . • ••'I phot«>1r1ph it for
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.UWIY NIAllll
In center of salmon country, San Juan
Island, "Banana Belt", Washington.
Fabulous 55 acre estate. 3600 ft. water-.,
front, dock. Well furnished Victorian
home. Excellent t.enns, almost no cash
hi• (211) , ... Mii (211) 111-1111 , .................... ...
4/+ bdrm, big dock(sO, play lawn & swim
beach. Walk to ocean fun. 7 car parking. low
owner fin. $750,000 (land incl). Room for
expansion • h1er (l ·I ) 110-0202
llW PllClt SIH,111. US1
.... Sat/S.11-1
UITSlll CISTla $ 111,000
Just reduced! 3 Bcinn, :l bath home
with huge family room & 3 car gar-
age. R-2 lot is large enough for 3
units-offers great potential for fu-
ture development. Call for appoint-
ment.
PICTURE YOUR.
HOME HERE
Private Par ties
Are Welcome
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4 Br.!~=~ con-
dition. ••m•-an.-... 4 Br. expanded <tin rm. parquet
floors and new carpets.
Pa&am -Sil.,...
4 Br., huge yard, RV storage apace.
Ille kitchen. Good assumable loan.
rauam -sa..-
4 Br, X wide yard for RV storage,
spa, owner transferred. Good as-
sumable loan. ...
4 BR, $229,000 w/land, close lo
park, greenbelts, schools; new
carpets, paint. Woodbridge P1ace
..... w1na
$6'4,000. Finest quality reconstruc-
tion In Cameo Highlands -ocean
view. Owner will carry 1st TO.
$535,000 fee.
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Corona Hlghlanda-remodefed 3
BR, 2 ba. Sell«•wfll carry 1 at TO.
Reduced to $239,000 Fee. Large
lot.
l&IMINW-.U
Ocean & tmlWn Br. highly
remOdeled. ~-~a. Finest quarrty. ..
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$579,000 fee. Capehorn. 4 Br.
GOOd financing. Superb condition. ....... _
VIEW-VIEW $419,000 fee. Thia view
Is unique -westerly and eoutherty.
3 Br, 2 Ba.
.. IMO $250~000. Good flnan .• upgraded 3
BR + 1'h Ba. 2 BR i-1 Ba. Good
Income.
Orange County Real Estate/An Advertl.,ng.supplemeot to the DAILY PILOT/s.1u(~, ~ 17. 1984 -21
"'° 111111 llnmt
One story home. New carpet.
paint and draperies. Beautiful
large living room and master
§Uit.e on the bayfront. Two ad-
ditional BR. & family room. Pier
for your yacht. A wonderful
value. Barbara Aune. $725,000
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Wonderful Spanish Colonial
Villa near Newport Harbor Y.C .
70' on bayfront w/New Pier and
Slip to accommodate 2 large
boats. Nostalgic main house and
new guest house. Spacious. patio
and sandy beach. Offered
furnished at $2,500.000 incl
land. Martha Macnab. $2,500,000
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Beautiful 3 or 4 BR, family nn.
formal dining nn home. Th~
~ingle story residence has been
remodeled and professionally
decorated. Shutters, skylights,
plus many upgrades. Pool and
~pa located in private courtyard.
Donna Godshall. $699,000
111 IAIY• CHIJIY nUCI
This lovely 5 BR, 3 BA, im-
maculately finished home is
truly one of our finest Big Ca-
nyon offerings. Fr~nch doon
lead you into a beautiful garden
and pool area. Too many cus~
features to mention. Danny Btbb .
..$895,000
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Seeing is believing of the beauty
contained in this: 5 BR, 3 Ii\ BA, 2
family room, fonna.I Uving-d1n-
ing l'OOm a.rep breathtaking view
home -community pools, spa&
and tennis. Maralou Ingold.
$850,000
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.... M.ll ~ · ~ ..,._ Gc*Mn¥1'91homewtth2 Wll tr9de Palm Deeert 402 Goldenrod CdM beckauptol*'k.Cleln& ftplc, Indoor atrluM. 12.f. 1707 Port&~. *flllllUllEif .tc.~7:;.:u-'condo 8r/2be.ll'glMno-dlllng Condo at Monterey 11400. AVAILABLE Qutet--Nos>etatlNCnlQ Loectedon~a 11500/rno, ~715 6kltc:fwl.,...eleofront Country Clu b t or NOW! tat, lat+aec. Cal 8$1~12ee 9'M"belt. 'AbllctoWnnel .... IM/S. 1·1 -YEIUIUES----.-.-.-.-• porch. Young adlt9 .... houM/condo/apta etc. Mr. Perring, &Ml 11/18 & poof. l1300/mo grdnr NEWPORT BAY CONDO 3 H2 YI& U. 2eR 2ba s107 000 come. Aot 640-6937 Matte (714)558-«>01 1oam-5pm 875-1"35 Ind ~ 8d 2 'MMI 1850 8q Ft, 2 60 ft wld9 lot 4 BR 3ba • . C# gar, MC gate, w/bo91 · • • w/approx $90,000 •• •WAWR9..._.* I.I. WutM l OCEAN VIEW 48d 2ba Ip Fcaa ..... 1141 lllp. $1500-wtc/828-125$ street to at. lot. Allklng aumable 1oen. owner _... • 15m'"-I IP8 Nah bMn"9d ceill-~ "'""307
150K under appr....,. c.rry 2nd -otter. wentied. liwllfll.... ... * WE ~E£D 150 UNITS ing9 1n· 1tv rm. L.oceted In t.-.a qcMt COlY'28r. yrd, c:OA., ocn w , Q. '""""'=""""=-=-=· ::-:-:~~-= 11111 •,.,.tJ mat.. C8ll Mone or Jack to ... l.L .. Ill .._ ~ 10 yew-. Old. Harbor View Hiiia. g•, ahered poof. No ca.en. •• to beach NPT KT8 OPEN SAT 12·2 ..wJ a.&.. .. all lftenl CHESHIRE R.E. 7~ 18n 28R 28A. .... ACE 37 Must doeeeecrow before $2500/mo 873-1800/ doga sets/mo. 2453J leOO wfutlla 41)9.2181 435 f'ullWtOn. 4br 2'M>e,
-.. qr • ~ 1st. ~ 'u"' ....... ~ ..... "" A 52 ... 1700 fam rm, 4 Cit,... $1850 Piaf• 1.1111· 1• FllDEI YD 300 e. Co.st ~. oniy, Must be motMted. .........,..... ""'' ""ange w. .,,,. Oceei:'I a City Ugtita vtew. mo. Inc O&fdnt lrs-9380
from tWgh on Ktnga Aoed. Newport~ 752·2271. Ocean vt.w, 481, 38a fam-dyt or 875-3435 wtcnd9 3br 2be. Jdnt cond $1350 ~~:-:--:--:----::---:---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2 masterbedrooms 3 bll. OeAnia8ay91deVlll9ge •-_,_ llyroom,patlo,2 carger. Gorgeous 38r 21ABa mo.497.,..170or497-eo80 Hws>t Hata lg tam hme. 'IFUILMl•Ym low IMlntenence yerd. 2 (714)e7$-l 331 _,.,.. Just one glwlt step off Condo, LR. fam rm, pool I ..... Bil ·38', 2'ABa. _, + ftlnl
Private Bay Front com-lell9I Views. By appt. c:....ciaJ 0ceen BM:!, 11700/mo. &. tenn. 3M Stint& laabel;c ':u 3b= ~
munlty with pool, spa. H. FREOERICK631·128e Ptqedy 1251 ..._ F....UW ,~o-~,*··H 11100/mo.642-9797 318tli..ti -!camdeprmNofr.=a S1s0o/mo.iftct~.!::
beach w/boat slips. Walk fn{Jt(IJlll <i.I' • no 1 Kid P91 nne tn 1410 hie»-$ 1100 619-43&-3570 962-8713 R & H lnllelt. to shops, B.iboa tale. tlliU ••I Wil DD u/J. 1 • OU1 wtblttna & fNe utlla · · · · PllCE IUllD 37 CONDO UNtTS a: 21! ---WaJk to •• ru•'11'trU.'J Best ... 539-8190 Lrg 3BR 2~ frpl, otoM to BIALI ... un
-••• • -In .,.. new" ~. """ .... ......... 1' bch 1713 w. Balboa 8Nd 3 bf 2 ba home frpl, eva11
••---•1 --S111aMd ren\111 wea. beach $1000/mo. thru f>'j.J-8~9~ lM98 2Br 1Ba dupleJC l1050Yw1)'87~743 now$1600/mo Dynamite 2 br 2 ba Condo nsw · XlHT depf.a.tlon Buy June Call 780-5055 • ' w/gar, W/D l*upt. No 2 M br oondo
w/boat slip. Blurts T ownhou9e w/lovely one« ~tor 12 ()5c) 000. . furn 2 8d *7 l c.&sl Hwy., Cdll pets $800/mo. 546-7983 4 8d 2 ba spa. 10 stepe to sa~:O 'g8rllg8 HL~ FU ~ ~ ~::i-: CAll BILl FE£Nev.' . ~~ool &.tennta OLD CDM-OutltMdlng 3 Plan ahMd 3bt 2ba ... t-tM ·::.. ~~0-2 br 1~ ba condO CM
Owc'.:irt..., to 9e"::::49 38r. 2'~8a :.11pprox .................. llf. oourt $1195 87l-0898 &Bd ~!,8 newhhome~ side tamlty apot $70& at )'Ml1y • $725/mo
-· 2400 sci tt. Fee lend. a 1•1111 c...-_, wn har 9"ttee53Mteo "'lllllftm New..condO 3 bd·& a-bet IEWPllTIUlli Boat11llp ln NwptHarbor ~~-=.. dlninQ ftoora. 11500/mo. s ~ townhome GATED VILLAGE COM-$925 to 11000/mo ,._e
available w/purchaaa. r~ FiAy furnished. 2 875-«>00 Agt. f: 2Yt.::.": frpa 2 w MUNITY 28drm, 2~ JohMon 631-12M egt
•PATIO lJ
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YIEW(l•.usll) Townhouse $349.000 *WillTllm ~1 ~11850/mo. Specvu.28R2ba,onbctl, gar. lt200/mo Nr SC 1800 eq. ft. of PURE Walk1obc:tl 28r28a._,
EJtclu9lve 5 br. famlty w/slip $389,000 WATERFRONT COMM'L rp 1 I ,1,1 . furn/unt, pvt gate. $1800, P1ai.a. Ann/agt 751-3191 LUXURY. Garl!g8. SPA In pools & t.Mi. $825. Celi ..-:~::-:-:
room, security alarm & Owner (714)645-7100 wfttl pier tot tiO n boat. 3 f•l(JUJIUI a« u tr(l/t utll Incl. 675-3834 muter eunee. Dining couect (819)244-1MO
auumable loan of !19P8f'at• bkSga. Wfth 9 ~ ~-But lw• U4i room WOOd burning nr.. $256 000 Priced to sen Waterfront Duplex on tum-rental units ·''Monterey •• tU'J SPYGLASS HILL 88R fem. ~ ' pi.oe' ml«OW9¥9 cwen .... = Bij
$345:000 Prlnclpals only. Ing basin. W/tM/p tOt 45• Cannery" c:Mnn -I home. Ooeen view $2950 S400 Pll)'9 rent a utla COllY prtvete petto ELEGANT " .... ~ ..... --.. -... IP •R::--:=-
Olana Cappet 631-1268 bOet Lg patio w/apa erous pat'tdng .. ~ 6'13-8~.'J~ mo.LaVeraT80-14M cottagew/11PP19nroceen LIVING onty ·15 mlnUt• Lg2tw .Fmm&-dln J485Kagt..873:31n_ ""-near 41-A----9eetfM~190 ·-E--'-'--,_,_,, • .., rma. Pvt. W9lk to~. -------1 own«lt'•..-. Ja7[c..t""' car "911MI,_.. -.., __...__,.._..., $13001fto4~,2Wtlgf"
'l;ll -· $2,eoC>,000 lncfudee ("8 UTUW .. _ 2 Bdrm 1~ ~Cott•, Joe cedw 1~8L2t .1-.nrafl.,.. teurants and •hope. •--i--" r. ,.... : 6 blka to oceen. ~ mlnut• to So. Co. ptaza, --=::-:--::--
t-"11mis•••m11..-1'9'11Rt--t~."Cilf w/ rec: • otS E: 22nd St f.mitY rm &~I &. 80Uth of Sen Diego uo;;: 26f wli 1f1C1 miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill-mm Lar~ 2 er. _..., 2 fr'plcs, ...... waeirtr• llf. Gd ., ... ao..· 10 ~-Shown Sat/Sun b)' 11PPt crpta, trptc, eundectc:, dbl freeway. 2473 <><a• _, .::, k~ t530
llT'f'R llUI. garden lot w/~ j Cllr 111-1111 thing $1395. 651-1648 2 tw Townhome W..alde 2 rn· Fully Mafnt yrd. Ave 831-5439, By appt Beat,_ 53$-tl90 _..__,...,....
Charm abounds In this 3 garege and BOATSUP ~..... •t•• c:.r gar lrg petto. prtvacy 1200/mo, ~1 onty. 2 br Deluxe
Bdrm cottege on quiet 1475,000. • ... $800 213-390-1006 'Attletlc atw 2bd'Iabode1995/mo I0"9I)' 3 8d 2ba ,...,_., hnbW like 2 mas1ei
Newport street. Ca-MriM lltJ Mf.1141 i.e-. . ~ IHI L.ow. xrch S.V. S 2 etiy ~ 3be poof w/updated kltch ger "°'* w/ yard, lndry rm. 2 car gar E
thedral ceilings, double ••----38a. poof S 1800 mo. MESA VERDE 1700'• ~cal gar all blt~lna, nloe Mlt· S800tmo 644'· ·
flreplace. dining room, -2· -::.:r:::.: ~" ~ ~ mkr J':. tor AVllll 1211. 499--4722 957-296911255/mo 9eet fM 53M190 lid91oct1t1Qn, utN pd. 1aJMe MESA VERDE
baths. nestled In your()(---.-_... ~ •--·L 111 -· 231 Cabrllo --lll'IW oecor. c cnard of fruit trees. Home Least ~ water-no down 760-8200 · _. . . * I.I ftlllm * aMn MWtyl'.9decof "'ta ftl llAllll'mlT liNU .... $595 No pets 8
recently carpeted & re-tront In Newport! 1 bnw/ Ml'fllllULltUrTm houH Brend new condos, ~~~/g$~2~ t: M2·llN LOxORl6US 28dLf«2 •PENTRIDGE decof'ated -a delight at Iott & 1 br rental. Greet AXER TRM>LEX w/pool In Newpo rt bultderl doM out. ,._ beliCh. Prvt encl d. Yfto/ people onty. Gas pd.
$195,000 remodel potential. Just 1807 W. B.iboe 8Nd NPB ~. $1500 644-413e duced $13,000 under VA I• $900/mo 1:.r laat + ACT FAST ON $1050/mo. 873-1230 II< 2Ba split le
1•2·1200 Ua~i.IA DELGADO s ~'ir.·~_,. '-'1or ~: .... .,_li1W ~=t~':Jo-:'o!: depoett (213)1Ms.5~ H~!:,::.: ~ect .= C..ta .... BM ~£',~~1 s~::1
Plll.U I 18,320 Income. Call C...al ntz ~ 009t. Why '*'1? Lrg 3BR, den, pvt patio, flat~~ j375 Ldl. U1Ji9 Pd. IN)Of •IHECllt
,....... PATRICK TENORE VA bt(r M7-7431 ape, dbl 0-.t ~ •Ul-l1M* ahopa & bua Qfo9e. No g2& JBr Apts.
Bankruptcy foredoaure 7~702 UHOA ISLE BAYFRONT: 5 S400 bungalow nr atiope walk to bch~~at • Enchanting 3br 2ba hme pefa 648-5282 drapes. Ille, et
Must aelt In 30 ~ One " Bed + lerge entertelnlrig patt utlla pd or Mff 3br lat + dep. Uppet $000'a w/gar rv IAU. -No pets 642-5:
hOUM to aand. Large 4 br r~. Spanlllh ... In-2be fncd othera at lniM U44 wawe don't delay call AU VTILITIES PAID S75/mo 2 Bd 1 ~~ ~ 3 =1~m~~1..r.'· a.t Rtty tee 539-8190 2 etcwy 4 £!&a: 2500 eq Best Atty tee 53g..8190 Compare before yG411 ren1 n1oe eas1s1oe
--------S8lcrtflcl . t B A L B O A I S l E 4 Bdrm, 21A ba &.c. ft, 24X24 g.ine rm, tam BA YCREST 48r 2Ba. New Newt)' decorated, custom pool, Indy rm. co
car gar$299 000 no a ~-'de C'harmlng 2 br BAYFRONT· 3 bed rum home, pool. lge lot. Tele~ rm,. u~taded. Excel kitchen, paint & noor. deelgn r .. tur ... pool. 149 E Bay ICWFRllT Ull,GOO
Home/Duplex. 756-9162
5109 Seashore Drive. N.B.
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
S595K. Best IOc. Assum
1st S400K PP 673-7873
PEllUIU HPlD
2·3Bd unite. Walk 10 the
beaoh-Newport Shores
income $ 1925/mo good
for trome or Investment.
$255,000. Assume !St· s 145.000 1 1 .5"!. owe
paper.
W E.Dol.ld & Co Inc.
673-1603
DELIA DELGADO w/trpl+Mp 1 bt wvt +4 v IE w I M a I n 8 a y: Ing appe Nov 17 ' 18, ..... S1250/mo. $ 1750/mo+ 1st. last & bbq, cov'rd ~. IUf· TSl IWll
car gar w/~ acc:esa on $2000/mo. 8r.M900 10am-12noon. 355 E. OPEH Set/Sun 9:30 to 3. MCUrlty. 875-4063 rounded with plultl &and· UYJlllJ-llT ~lou185~~ UOOISlE:FUll)'fumilMd 22nd St, 11500. mo. AV9111mmed.559-5958& BAYFRONT 38r+ den 9C8C)lna,Nopeta2Brfurn f42 ·11t wml SU I... e or 38drm, 2 ti.. WINTER C.of Arctter, Bkr. (819) . 52~1'40 11950 wto dock. 12100 365 Whon. 642·1971
RentoutoncMIYelnthethe fu:Hllall ......,1 RENTAL. $1900/mo. 429-4238 ser 38a. ~ Home, wtdock. Agt 851-1651 lut INC• litO lfeSlil
other! 8uy wtth $50 K 23 ufWta. al 2 bdnriL 631-1400. SHARP 48r. °'"'St. Dbl Unlwntt)'Partlonlgperk · • --·~'!!!'!!'"!!!!!!!!!!"--I•
down. owe 1'1 TO. Pride s 1 1eo ooo tn fully a-WltmlllT -· ;.11)''fll'd no pet• '960 S1950 •-759-1997 Baytront, h .. a11p '°' 45 Tm IWI of ownerahlp. Prime lo-• ' · • ""'' t>oat. 4 Br walk to OCMr\ cation. Cell for detala. ~ tow. POllltM A1· 1• 111-1• mo. 650-83731979-5425 700'• 3bdfm 2tMI eeally and elementary ldlool. MllTll man
Aaklng 1395.000 =:.1tto;'0:C:10~9% Ftt;'p 1900 EASTSIDE private aHOfdabi. klda, hurry $3250 per mo. Call Beeut~l=-~R
DELIA DELGADO t1.450,000. Aat chrt.tJn. 28d Oceenfront Pf1IM lo-home w/o-.:a 38t 2Be Beat Rftrfee~M190 • Mertt)'n-TwttcMtt TH~ROFESSIONAl
llftl 111111 fD 641-8833 0t 567-2763 cation 1eaM $ 1200 642 GOLF COURSE vPrlYate Patloe 111 ...... .... . ...___ WinterAental9 1995/mo loYety 3 8d 2be LOCATION ..-eowr.ct Parklno
Loweet pflced home In aua,-• JACOBS REALTY ho&'9e w/ ywd, lndry rm, large 2Br. den, 2Ba vSpaclout Apta
area. Spacloua 5 br Pride laMrt 1451 PROP MANAGEMENT gs, all blt-lne, '*" Miit· Col1d0 In AanchO SM vDtrq Aree
01 ownenhlp. A • ..., at t;Vi:WQw;;;;n;.mr 7141875-6173 lidelocatlon,u1Jlpd. Joequin. New carpeea & BkltfaoondoStw+denor4 ..,..Walk-I~•
S265,000A9lumeS150 K aat.ed ~ Wela cc. --·231 Cabrtllo ctnipee $104&/mo. C.it br nr _ tennla ..,..Hom.-llke Kltchena PElllSIUMPLD 11tTD at 11.25% 0wner(7t4)844-l451 CertuMI... ..... 111.11 .. lmlf 851..0W.Zor640-0937 ctUb perjc";/~u,p1 2 1 bfodt to Huntington
2-3Bd units. Walk to the OWCffRADE mifQ lrn m MJ-1111 Lew/rent/~ Club. pat!C). 2 c_. 0-$1 150 ; Center, 1 & 28dtme furn.
bch-Npt Shores. Income DELIA DELGADO ._1 .. lta.. 28r 2Be widen Lee9e Lg exec home 2-etty 58r /rf'ib 7eG-ee18 522-8043 ll'IJTlll Fiii
$1925/mo gd lor home/ IEWNIT _,,. -. $1700/rno 1nct idnr. Ho BRANO NEW V.-y lerge aBa famly rm + 'IP9 LA QUINTA HERMOSA
lnvestmerit.$255,0 00 •HI.Ml ''"" HSI pets. &40~115 '°' 91PPt. 38r 28a. 2 ca:.~~..... l13e5/mo. 611-8007 Oya DELUXE TOWNHOUSE. 18211 Parkalde Ln, l A:1~~~dw~:;!,!:.5 •000 ~f.f&-2-bni Y1' Hawe~ondoe-Gre v.-11ome. '"Piif. ~-;,:~ ~~Hwe -:::.n ~':,'~. W•t Ol lJMch. 3
W.E.Dol.ld & Co Inc. Old. Need• pelnt/carpet ~ ~ 494-~ cnmlc OONlf'I vu. $1950. -11.1 233 18th Place. btodC So of Edinger. 673-1600 k will flnMce. '-"'-'"''"' op a.uttfutl)' decororated. EASTSIOE 18r, new Ptllnt. ...., 11100/mo, 876-4383 Ul-1441 IEl.ll ML... FUm. or untum. 875-5393 ~ yrd $850. Avl nowt CAU. US REGA.RDtNG al SUYIEW YIEW IJ g 1•1• 'i:!:~ rum Famly ne8de home. 1m-155 "'~ 1RY1Ne LEASES e:.:~ ~ ~S:: ..,iiiiiiliiiioioiiiioitt....., __ _
Prime location with com-ISH maculate, n/amolcer1. f.VTSIOE38r28aw/den, 'fi!.rn!l -S1so0/mo avail Jen '85 ......
plete fNnclng package. F•ilbroo'. 2.7 ecrea. look. Ing fOt 4Br In CdM 1110-. frptc, pool. Pool sor j ·; 541-3329 au. .........
Letge pmat• yard. Faat Cftatmtnt 28" older or NB. Mo-e121 Nfvfce L grdnr lnct It l'li:;MIO;'';,Yniniin!ril ~=~:':.11po11lble. home. Pool, view, 38R21A ba,1Mmeo.Brtght l1100/mo.531--M37 Q y It
......_ ._.._ 1 le "·•t futia parlcllke ••ttlnl. end S)'. Walk to beeclh, EASTSIOE CLEAN 2Bt, ..,..... _, -11e&,ooo 873-01 7 itMndtltlopa, ev.ii now. 1e. & new .,.int. oar. 786-1172 21Jlf .... le4ee4 llSTIEllllLD a..t~ ISM S1450/moAgt. 780-8311 yrd. Avl now 1850tmo. Je......... Sharp .3 bd 2 ~ ~ Juel redOne 2br0ff· PCH 548-3155 or "6-3434 l ...... 1t w/privfte y81'd end gar. SUN VA • Idaho. z.one mod kltdl + .,,._ $700'a EMta6de CM
Sactlfloa au 118,999 °'4lleJc kit. Wwm 8prtnga or ~ • 2be wigs 2 bt w/l09 yw(, ~~~=~~~~· Needs Plllnt, VA OK. Rd., overtooeitlng golf _._ .,._ .... .,_ .. 190 ~-aft 1oM, kW'9 tennla, MCUtlty gate. cal I'll NW 14781 0et Amo cow., '*°" meet • ••..., ---Anita 1se.o1&0 AQt ~~~high on catf PATRICK TENORE 145,000. (I04)118 ll08 lARGEOONTafPOAARY Eaatlkle ~ palne.d TheSpringa 1BrCondoby LfOOISLEbyowner Ukt
thehlll lne.cbl&df.ld991 631-1296 u.··~lf! I 38R~BAINOl..OCDM .... 28r 18a. ...... runnlnQ*-1\.Pool,tee patio Lw tt20o!m0 ~= tt500MO dine rm, hWdwood""' &t«ritts78.et1-ottl 87'1 ·,;-,...._ ,.._..__ l;i;-tt;"'.iiiDi~;;Ai;tl lam tlo!N . .681 3ba. J I(( '°"'.... ./O'fCI:. WAL~ dbl a-. lg ~-·-.... w .,...,.... alQned tor ~ a.ne. ~ ~ Ill>-11,.,211 yrd. Avl nowt 110001mo. Turtle Rock. Campua LIDO ISLE HOME
.,,/owntllld ~ roont 1ZAJ11JO _,_.... ""-31&5 or 9M 3434 ""'*· 38r 28e. frpfc. Ind k*ll for OOUDle 11300/mo l a.-trom Wliiig. d(n.. t,2 8d a. condo__.. gatdener. community l•aH. Lido AHltr ~=:::--:::::--=::;~";':'.:::::II
lf,g & petto. °"9r9d .. . tn110C.114-7 .. 111SO LOVELY new 8pen th 1'00I ......... A'Wt 11/U 173-7100 or ..........
$3e5,000. 5-40-1151. lllMJI -It• atylt twnhH w/Hr t111SO. 14+Tn't 1enwdyt46--708C)
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Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, November 17, 198'4 _ 23
Uat. !Jutant1, Uat. Af!ltlltat1, Uaf. Atu!IM!ll, V.t. latab 11 OH11t 1.-tak lilt mt C..t1 .... 2724 BHt. ltac~ 2741 I rt heck flit Npt Bey .. rm, pvt ...,. a. I ., ... w llOe 2 phone. kite Pf'IY, fMmlc ...., ~ 2 8d 2ba duplelc. 2 £..'6de ~cozy 28' hM, • nice br 2 be 2nd Lg l'~Br, d«* ~ W/O AVAIL NOW 28f 1h $425/mo 873-1521 Prof M/F "'""• nl_,., to 160 tq ll prof ofc st50 420 yrd, ger, .n.r.d pool. No floor newly dee no P91• hkup Avatlable Now mictowaV9 O/W poo1' lhr 28t 28a.. 'h bll to belt w/wlndow "4ew. 2381
Joi, ~l -o&eO dogalfi5/mo 24S3JOf. avaHnow*575 760·U61 $430 mot $880 MCurlty jae. BBQ, Cov«.d perk~ Room w/klt~ prlv, !'If In NB S47&+ ,_. utlll. Csnpul0r,f2t1.lntne.
ange AYe. DYS 62!>-1700 "---Pll'at ---"~ deposit 840--3711 Ing 1815/mo. &4!>-0251 bu' route/Shopping l5CM62t"' meo COtNt ~ & von
2 bf t b• S/PCH No Wlcnd9 8754435 .,... ••M -Center. Call "2"'6790 Karman. Inc l rtw:•P·
n/smkr Adult cpfs 2 br 2 ba eloM to marina WALK TO BEACH. tBr Bctl yrty 3 br 2 ba upper Betti 1 Prof women haa tum room 11on1itt. ptione .,...,r,.ig.
tf S750/mo 675-8303 LG 1 bdrm. pool, aduh1 adult• pref $750 wtdrepes & carpata duphc Ocean vu encl aun~ I I for ..,,,. In lg Condo "' oonf rm. ~ rm pm.
pref . no P81•· W/llde, 67~174 Of 759..Q650 S500/mo 53tµ537 porohS9902t3420-88e0 IUUll 9111L SC Pila. FUii hM pr1v, $400/mo. 752-.2484
*PATIO •,'J! !ti S435 mo. &73--0884 Deluxe 38r 2Ba w/frplc, I mat 2'144 BIO CANYON 38' 2'ABa Wkly ren1all now avell. pool & J~ 1 ~gsoimo. CANNERY VILLAGE. 150 /111wa~~~ ~Up · decor 38d 2 ba bllins, gar, balcony No t ownhouae. Yrly. lae St2etwtc&up.2274New-a/f, w/lkytlght. 336 a/1
& 2Br ,.__~ E2!'"50' deck.OIW. pet• 559-71~ •••---$1450/mo. 494-0250 Pof1 BMl.C.M. &46-7445 ~•needed Nwpt Sin empty recording ~
immediate ..,......,,__1 rm. 09'. No pet• -•u" 1 w• 38t 28a $300, 1.9t. l..t+ =•ll•tlon 2 adl Mon1ti-to-Monttl 17 831-4Sl56 Ah 3PM Fabuloua view lmmac W111 ... llll 111 UITM WT WI •a...,..; depo &46-9478 lift liCWI' 170 an e. or total l"-2111 upper toe 2 Bd 2ba. den. APAITllUTS Privacy, luXUfY & MC:Ut1ty NewponBeectt.cotorTV S40 an Approx $1 elf ---=--Newly dec:cNated 28' 1Ba frplc, bale, gar No peta, + aweepfcig fairway "'9w. S125wtc agl. no depolk. RmmW lolhr38' 28a apt. O..kon 875-5792
to bCtt 18' 18a. 1$1' ,.. c:rpt,a, drpe. n-amkr. Xlnt refs a must Con 1y loc:a 1 28r 28a, dbl gar '*" 302e Weet eo.t Hwy oft St. prtlng Mlf. prof,~ lio. bllln r~ Ort hkup9, encl ger. No pet• $725548-6216/549·8565 one ~..,..1~·1 ~ manyamenltles. NOP9la. amllr. Rum'** '9nt.•c~,....;cjM--2333=-=E.=--"C,....:a.t-"'"'Hwy..,...-
005 E1181 kndt &C!>-1893 residential Mttlngs PtNae call 644-0509 f ICltia 'Rklhwd ~ N l'nlG 280 SF with lavatory 8"0•2779 tCUn1fW WlndwOod Glen Olfh 1, 2 Udo Vitt new 2000 sf tab ZllT Share 3br 2ba In CdM (#()und floor &45-5383 " flltn • W111'91 Only 10 mlnutea from & 3 bedroom apartment• CUit :0-br + glent L.ga $340 mo. ~ eott. Mela :MS 9Q n 2 ;;,;;.;,;..-..""'!l'~~pe~~ 1485/mo 1 8d 1 be upper Laguna J:: '::"" ~e Ideally situated near den/office s t800/mo tbl color tv 2 frptca. Sheryl/Marte 675-9665 rooms + tia $300 ~·~ir r~s Quiet unit, gar, Indy rm, Cloae =s most °:c1~ scttools, shoppiog and 673--3777 si8.p. 14. S...S..&918 546-3345 494-3803
llbofhd S~ 751-3531 1~~~. scenic bluff. Like new 2 parks. UDO WATERFRONT: Lge SKI SUN VALLEY, IUX hm. latab ...... alt Neer 0 .C. Airport, aftf*
TSL MANAGEMENT Br widen, xtra lerge prl· For leulng Information c stm dlx 3 Br 2ba alpe 12, all amenltlea. WWW exec l :t4 rn bldg. 7,550. Sq ft aYllil
&42-1803 vate palloa. C all please c a ll. (7 14) S18SO/mo 1ae. 673-8886 (2081726-3882/ P.O. 39, "-nr bc:h for F«>. only. _.,IULn
960-6331 or 66 1-644 t 559-5012 Monday-Sun-L 2 br 2 ba. MCUrlty Ketchum, ldefio 833-40 N on. amok• r . r • h 111-1141
Hamilton St. No &s':~ ~'i:" ::is8· No Studio apl w/f\111 kltoh & ba day 8:30 am to 5:30 pm S~OOO. mo. Cloea to bdl: Week of Nov. 2e tl'wu Dec. 854-7711 aft. 8pm I
Craig peia. 1se1 M9aa °' Call all utl pd $400 C.U Joe 811/«&-9392 3 at tamour P8lm Spr1ngs Wtd to rent 2-3 bd hea, D•Pm *· • lffC
. btwn M Ma.Meo atler 6pm 661-3653 . NEAR BEACH· 3 BP 2be l'.... Olut), 4 edutta. QuMt CM ... to M00mo 700 If . 3 one. I ~
..... SHAAP W4da dupi9ll up-luL ltack 2740 • ..:i ":'un upper apt. F~ + 2 cat :.::twk ... 854-7594. Axw poaa S4&-3 153 aft 5 = ~ c:-'.: '=!; =-it~=& SUWIBYILUIE APAITllUTS i:~1~ri2!~1:gt 1Urt 2111eu.,..1er =p~sr.2~!r
a; 1•.1i oe twn-1>'9-, .. -. -nu·• crpta Must .. "::'::~ m •Tl ideai1y loc:at~ In the tlear1 18r Condo, 3rd floor, tae. 2 et 1 be hN. Yfd, ger, Int ltll 852-49714 R & H ST
, gar patio. No pets. ::.. n0-562t of Woodbridge gate, pool, aeuna $700 mo bttna, micro, lndty 5280 & ant . 11 storage •CdMdlllaittee. AC, ampt
$650 645 4837 Live wnere you have Woodbridge Wiii~ ~I~ AEGIR PROPERTY 'A utll. &4!>-2365 wllodt 24tw eoc. 10'x 15' prkt. from $225. 2855 E
Br 181 triplex ~talfa •STUNNING Lg 1 & 2~r *Spectacular apts fers 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom 675-4000 673-8821 Rod. 28f, n/amkr. Cloect to bcl'I '40•· 261·2222 Annette CoMt Hwy. 67s.e900
•/enclosed garage 2Ba Garden Apt. Pool •2Br. t & 2B1 suites Quality apartments. ~45'0tmo . 281-8224 wanted to 1'9nt: Slngte View of Ht1bor. rt*altad "'°''"o 754-0988 ~~. 710 W tetn •SJ>8clous townhomes #220 « J7!>-3081 gar•o• for personal c:reetl"9 9'Mronmnt 335
•Flrepleoes ,... E~lont~ .~ ..... '!:: Attrae:tMI Newt Sofa belong611ga.. 780-1783 st, Qf1f 851-3199 N...., ~.._._ ... Al-tlclft.. ,28' Prlva.t• balc:onJe.a .. , ,~, ., .._..,....,._~ "' ~"-~ -.1~ 1, ... .,._ micro, ale • ......_.. Garden patios • Including Woodbridge _,., • uu • naug ,...
nU9, .. .,..... l ike, pat1<1 & shopping IN NEWPORT BEACH din« $300. 650-7880 = ~51&4Ts2~ No WIY HTt A greet plaoe to llYe on 1N COM 2 8d houM. M/F 27+
Reserve now'°' Upper Bay. Private ...,. $400/mo Aval now. 2 br Deluxe 2 ba Two 2 Bt'a, Av*! 12/1, 11'3 Ugttted tennis court• December Occupancy clubhou1as & health 876.14111&78.ee25
Llh 2 mu ter IUlt• 1$95. mo. Avail 12111. • 2 Swimming pools spas, 8 tennll oourta. 7 --------2 car oar E·llde $$80. mo Blh dn, no •Streams & ponds (114) Ill-OHi poota, ctoae to buslnesa. Cleen, quiet, mottvat.d to
$800/mo 6"4· 72 11 egt doga. Vlc1orla St. nr Ca· * Furnlttlfngs avail Leesino Olfloe H~ OC Airport. F aahlon stir hme In COM. $35().
MESA VERDE 28r 18a, nyon, 831-6812 WHY NOT CALL 893-5 t98 8 AM to 6 PM Island, convenient shops s..so. Refs. 650-7880
new decor. O/W, gar VILLA MEDERA Famlly on tight. Clean qul;t non-amkr. 2br
$595 No pets 833-8974 empbc 2 br 2 b• dtw SEJWlll YILUIE LlfHI hick 2'141 2be 'nsblk from bCh $300
•PENTRIOGE COVE• carpet dr.,_. enci 3:, l8r •L blk ......,1_.. Sloglee 1 & 2 Bdrm Ai>an· +u111 teY9 &4!>-5366 9119
I ... 1 pd ... ,... 15555 Huntington VIiiage • " ""'' ... opa. men ta & Town hollMt --------Br 28a spht level, frplc, mo mo "' ~ Lane from San Diego Ullls pd $555/m o E·buff Condo, avall, atw
W/D dt>I gM, pool/199 No P91a. 2324 EJden apt 1 Fr--no<th on Beech 494-9076 Eves •93-7137 from S720. (Ask abOut w/fem non-amok er.
$950/mo 556-9200 M10/mo &42·5155 -,. · tumtsMd apta. complete 5450 +' u111 720-18-49 to McFadden. west °" Beeu1 2 br apt wllnaed. with TV. linens & u1enallt. · · •lHECIUTll* WI lf'fll 1-Mcfadden Oen Vul $650 642-7745 maybe rented '°' 9tlOt1 Female rmmta. free '*''
g 2 & 38r Apts New crpt, Went a aetectkln of gr•t 2 Bd 1ba gat, quiet 4 plex 2807 Alta Lagune tenn or longer). On Jam-for help mainaglng San
dlapes 11111. etc w/poot IMng? We C8l'I otter tny· nr Huntington Center L-1. I _52 bor• Rd. at San JoeQUln Clement• ~ta 498-772&
Ho pets 642·5210 tNna tr a"'*' 9'>t to a $545/mo 962-8118 lfUI lfH ., Hiiis Rd. F9fNIM "*• NB tloma
4 Bdhee. H loOklng In CM, -----1B drm G arden A pt 1"91IOO Xlnt locallon prtv entry & 75/mo 2 Bd 1ba. patio, NB Of HB think of ua finl 28r 1Ba upstal~ apt. cioea w I p o o I N o p e It $800 646-4594
IQ east11de IOC:.llon, for 'tt1et ~ Ideal IMng. to cttannel, 1 blk 10 ocean S59Stmo 495-1221 battt
poo!,lndy rm. CloMtoall. TSL MGMT &42·1803 $750 5J6...6083 eve Fem rmmte, mature, 14T9SlE lB~~•lfl_. NB REAL TY &75-1&42 2Br Apt ocean view $775 l!!J!rl ltac~ 2'llt 2BA 2BA F/P 2 cw ~r n/amtcr, to lhr hM In ._ .. , -••i-1 ••• mo ~pstalrs . Quiet, \,\ blk to bc:h. 29r 19&. =~v~ ":5-8980+ Cd~~75032t3mo. 720-8084 142· 1111 •~•--.,...,._ duplex. 119 Huntington Brite & airy. t42 47th SI · °' ~
----11 & 2 8d 9')ta. Poot. apa, St. 960-0725 Of 498·6690 $820/mo. 96&-8283 *Lg 29r 2Ba Bluff11-F_ml_de!UX--2-br_3_ba_eondo __
g•, Indy rm. no pet a. wt pool. 2 carports Mee, Verde 2 car gar w/d ....,..~a,,.,., TSL MANAGEMENT Ck>M to beach ba.chelor 1Br $550 dshwlhr, frig $825 No pets 752-5822 pool trpl $400 54trn50 ~ u ,., &45-8122 w/crpts & orpa $425/mo Incl No P91L Call btwn -------.,.,.........,~:--, _______ _
AIHTlllTI lnel utus 53tµ637 9am-4pm dally 545-4355 a .. 2 IA YUILY Fml Pref. "'"'*r Meatef
ulllully landtacaped v:~ ~.o! ~ HLIU au 2U NEWPORT CREST Condo -$850 650-47~ bf 2 br 2 be rpt Bctl
den apta Pool/apa. bft~ klda ott no pet• 1mltobett.Frplc.enclgar. 3 br nr poolltennla 48r, wall\ to bctt. lrtdry 760-5039291-3 08Andy
atio10ec111 No peu. tas'mo 850-7275 DIW. bltlna. smke alrm, $1100/mo Agt &45-223S hkupa. yrly. No pet• F/M n/amllr 23-35 4br hM
Bdrm 1' •St 16504870 patio, water pd S825. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1 Bd $1200/mo. 752-7474 2 bike from bdl $280/mo
61 E t81h IM2-oas& lut .... k 2740 536-3849 after Spm. gar. sm yerd. $495 avalt S200 dep. &42-3880
51 E 2 t SI 548-2408 Jan 1 960--05-79 Npt Ht• 1 br. lrg ktte & llv· L tum Condo 8oh
SO Vanouard 54().962e · Ing rm, I« 1 per90n. UtN ~/ • Amen~
Uh.11. quiet 2 Bd 2ba,. 2 paid $$00 mo. 642-7142 IMS4-80'::"&«-2583 K bunkporl? C,pc1uou\ "ngll' ont> Plllos Moat utl Incl. &22 enney • Pl••llTI 1...tu woutd Ilka to aMr'll
Ham11ton-Ron 548-04n ~ two bt'droom aph Spadoul 2 8d 1ba apt. "';: 2 bdrm t S300 Ind
I airy & new ~· & Isn't that the boat w/w ept,wt>frplc,atow + u11t,C.M &42,458 •ft• 4
ri pes 2e r 1 ~ea that won The Amertca's Cup in . 75? ptlv 1:• 532 IMna Ave
Twnhse Mlero, ~ 2 $725 mo Mgr &46-9794 M~ ev:'orn ~ :·~s
Olt w/°'*'«.Lalt-. ,._l\,.."'I fM ) rfi .._ VERSAILLE.S 2-Jh. mo. 11t/1Mt~
reams & wa1-rt1na. --I ~ 2ba,penthau911 with vt.w. i---' ---,.-~--==-Poot/spa no pelt. Sl75. ffplc. aec, 2 car pat'kJng. MfF. fMmkr, 28r 28a.
i-2447or 545-3115 HJOl!renolwrewllo (Ot wNl)Ktnntytxlnlport wn no pa t• $1,000/mo pool, j.c. tennta CM
don't fMI bid '°" rt not Molle KrnMybunl potl rs OM ruRNISH[ D or &44-0452' '380/mo. 75t -15,1 E"9a
ol 14 dcstinchvtly dillettnt ll>irtmenl tloorplans 11 UNrURNt<tH[O VILLA BALBOA. s peoo M/F, n/amkr, reap. t b111 to
Seawind Vtb&e 1n HunllnctOll Btxh Sm11nd V1haet rs ii tac:ular ooean/9UnMt vu. belt!. $300/mo-+MC & 'h rewltoltolJlypt1sonallled P1oltss1011al~nnm1 Tile H[A UH 1 BR & BR/den, .1'hba.. ut111&42·2150
~UICI ol attenhon yo11 dtsHwe A ~t blend ol nature ( t llB'i l E NNl'°I trple. aecurtty. Under· Mlprof, ~r to atir 28r
and hv1nc ntStled 1n a lomt w1lh ~bbl1na brooksand \WIMMING 11111, ground gar. 1995/mo. 28e 9'>t CM 1250+-.. utV
11uiet PoftdS. cooled by natural ocean breezes Add to lhal mud• rnorl'' \Otr\' &4!>-2315 + depOett &46-2171
tannis covrts. swim1111nc pools. ii~ and a conv~nt no pt>I' Modt>I' WISTalff Non-M*t::'• etw tum n
~bon llNI sllopp~ and emc*>yrntnt ilnd yDll vt Sol .I opt>n dc11iy '~ lo b I IOd 2 bt 10t1 Zff:J.Hll condo, • mo. lndcla
place Jllyont wovld prcuc11y ~home (lven ~d ..... Im utl. 5SM223
Kemtyf)unlpQrf) Two bfdfOOftl. onund two bath 1375 §£ hm, n/ltnkr. PrtvN ba pttvate en-
11J11tmt11ts and towMc>usn •l&~l(tS prof . walk to bch, tranee nMr baadl Hlt
Ap•rtmtnts M0-204.4, 139-1132 ms 536-0794
Ntwport 8Hch So Cotta MllN 3 br, 2 be hm, to etw llP9C ocntmf 2
1700 lblh Strtel "'12~,;!'~ :'a ~~m "°'i:,:'
1a1 Dovt>r) ' • · MaJe 40+, dwtlatn, ncn-.__13_1_·M_M4 ____ ___
64 2 -511 l amkr/dmtu, ~ lndfy. Prof"I Fl ~ti:!
Newpor1 Bu<h No. n6oe ~ pooVeipa. toit. ._. _. to .._
8HO ln11ne Avt>nut &250. 7524'03 131-t722 or M6 ••
1311 6th)
645-1104
REAL ESTATE INDEX
HOUSES FOR SALE
General "'**"' Hille • Belbolt 1-.nd
Balboe P-*111
Capistrano 8eeoh
Corona del Mar
Coll• Mesa Dana POlnt
El Toro
FOUflt atn Val'ey
Garden Grove
Honungton BMc:h
Huntington l1¥1>oul
IMM
Laguna 8-d\
Laguna Hiiis
Laguna NtgVell
Lake For.-t
MIS8IOll VielO
Newport 8Mc:tt S.n~lfl
San Juan Capistrano
S.nta Ana
Se.I 8eacl'I
South LllQUna
West mlf\5 lllf
Tustin
Mobile Home Salel
REAL ESTA TE
ACIMgll
Apanmanta
e.ec:t\ Pr°'*'y eus.rie.. Propeny
~lot• c-wn• P,openy
Condomlnouml
[)upMJl•/Unlll
H~ 10 be Moved
income Proe>erty
Industrial Pfoe>«ly
l Oii tor Sale
Moblle Home Pwt11
Mountain. o.-1 0r.,.eo
Out of County
Out of Stete
Rancft9/Ferms
~ Pf0P9'ty
T-SM11ng
R E Eact*'OI R E W1111ted
RENTALS
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H-Uofutnoshed .._. Fum of Uni
Condoe Furn
Condos Uni. Towimou-. f'utn ·~Uni Duple••· Futn °"'*"•· Unf Aoertman..., F' urn
~ta.Uni Apes Fum/llnl
Aoomt
Aoom & Boetd
HOtela. Mot.-~ ~ Sumn. Alw°ll ...
VecetlOn Renlala
• RllnUN tO Shere
'Aantllb W1r1'9d
GertOM tot Aenl
Otfb Aerrtatt ~f'ematt C~Aentlll
lnd\41 ~SIOrll!Q' .... Aent•
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1004
1()()6•
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1018
1022
1024
1026
1032
1034
t036
t040
1<M2
1044
1048
1050
tOS2
I05S
1067
1069 t076
1078
1080
1064 1oae
1()88
t090
1100
1125
1150
t 175
t200
1225
t250
t275
t300
1325
1350
1375
1400
1425
1450
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t525
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1600
1625
2 t00
2200
2300
2400
2•tO
2520 2$25
2S30
2S3S
2600
2700
2800
2900 1902
2904
2905
2906
1907
.1toa
"°' 2912
2914
2916
1918
2920 2t22
2125
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CMm CLm lMIC Magnmoen
Mesa Verde goff course home on
11'4~ FOO un ASS .. U!
Beautl10r4 bdrm +""famlty roorrr+ ... IUCl-AIEI. $Hl;51t -__,.,.-,.., 1lll. SHt,111 -
poolll Eat In kitchen + formal Move up to Newport at an af-BeaotJfUI 2 story home. 4 large
fft etrway .. Beeutif\.tl 5
bdrm, 31h bath, 2 covered patios,
3 car garage & extra storage.
Spacious, on a lovely street. A
very low $425,0001 646-7171
<fining rooril:7~-•-11orde91e1>fto&.-l-ot9-0f potentieli.-. -.--.--twt""'r. "">~ baths. FOi mat dtnfnO.
ate bdrm + bath perfect for 3 bdrm, 2 bath. Large lot. Seller Entertain outalde tool Large cov-
, guests or ln-lawal Fabulous prl-wants out now. 5-46-2313 ered patio. Park-~ke ground•.
vate pootl Assume $76,000 loan Priced well to eeUI 54'8-2313
101A9/o; $694 monthly. 963-6767
IEACI WIW -Assumable financing! 3 bdrm +
den with built-In wet bar! Located In prestige
area on greenbelt location! Excellent as-
sumable loan -call for details! Only $134,500.
963-6767
COSTA l(SA-PllC( IUIC(I -4 bdrm -absolutely
model perfect -reduced to S 114,000.
Gourmet kitchen completely refurbished!
Decorator wall coverings! Owner anxJousl
963!6767
WTSIH·IEWPOIT IUCITS -Charming, cozy &
delightful describes this 3 bdrm, 2 bath home.
Beautiful landscaping & patios surround tt\ls Jewel. Large R-2 lot with plenty of room for
added Improvement! A bargain at $149,5001
646-7171 ' Wiii $51,151 -Singles -buy now Instead
renting! Beautiful unit near So. Coast Plaza!
Ptusti carpettng ... ctearru a whtat1et Close
to poolll $5,000 moves you In ... $787 mo.
pays amt 963-6767
STIOU TO Sllf -4 bdrm home In beautlfu
beach-close neighborhood. Gourmet
kitchen! Sparkling clean! Move In condition!
Priced to sell ... call now. 963-6767
WTSIH ..U.SE! -Now onty $124,9001
Recently remodeted 2 bdrm charmer on a
large corner lot. Cozy & comfortable -you can
m9v• right In. Assume $76,000 loan at only
120~. Call to aee, 646-7171
WT• a... -. Huge yard, $126,950.
Room to spare. Lot size 108X107. Quiet cu.I
de sac. Clean 3 bdrm home. Call nowt
S,48-2313
, Ftmlm UUT ~ -Steps to tennis plus
poot & ape. Large 3 bdrm, 21...i bath townhome
wtth private aundeck off muter eutte. Beeutt-
fulty upgraded end unit with attached two car
~•· Offered at S f3~5001 646-7171
~ .. fll 1111 -We have four avallable
ttlet renge from $9,500 to 145,000f An In
di 11 Ible Colta Meea & Newport 8eect'I lo-
cellonl a low IPllC9 renta. Call for lnfor-
IMllon. 148-7171
IUll IPEllll
•DI TOWllOl£S-WTSlll SflCW. -Spactous 2
and 3 bdrm modets. Inviting living rooms.
Massive brick fireplaces. Modern kitchen.
Bullt-lns, microwave. Oak cabinetry. Ceramic
tile. Huge bdrms. Finished 2 car attached
garages. Large patios. From $139,500. CaJI
today. 546-2313
Yr ACl£-IE'INIT AllllSS -Lots of lusck>us
park-llke land. Not In Santa Ana Heights.
Private security gate. Room for everything.
Custom 3 bdrm home. A must see. $325,000.
Call for an appointment. 546-2313
YA-FU $11,111! -R-2 lot In great Costa Mesa
location. Includes a 1 bdrm home with poten-
tial for additional unit. Excellent opportunity
for the flrst time buyer or Investor. Adjacent
lot also available. 646-7171
SIP£.I STUTU, $11,911 -Assume $80,000
financing below market Interest. Gorgeous
living room, maaslve flretace. Bay windows.
Formal dining. Huge kitchen. 3 bdrms. Cedar
llned closets. Beautiful yard. Call to see this
charmer. &46-2313
STU&. m 3 .. + ,. • + IUCI -Only
$108,900. Unbelievable price for this beaUtJ-
ful home Is In great neighborhood, nice gar-
den loaded with fruit trees! fturry -wonfj laat
at this price! 963-6767 .
$1,111 IM, mm S112,2ttt -Take aver
financing and move lnl 13'~ effective Interest
rate. Fantastic opportunity. Good 3 bdrm, 2
bath home. Cati now. 546-2313
WTSM CISTll. Slll.M -Just reduc.dl 3
bdrm, 2 bath home wtth huge famlty room & 3
car garage. R-2 lot Is large enough for 3 untt1
which offers great potentlal for future de-
velopment. -Galt for..appointment. 1'4&-7171 -,_ ' llPUJ.$115,stl -'Very nice unite located In a
dee6rable ar• on a cul de NC street. 1 bdrm,
1 bath untta are atwayt rented, no V9CMOY
here. Great opportunity for the first time
•nveetor. 648-7171
tmu TUI nm -$104,ooo. s1s,ooo down.
No qualifying. 121A'/1 fixed rate. Pay $950
month P&I. Plus tax write off. Clean 3 bdrm,
1~ bath home. Cati for further Info. 546-2313
...111fllllCl1n. fDU -Costa Mesa
luxury! 3 bdrm + den + formal dining rooml
Spectacular skylights! 2 view decks! 2'...i
baths! lmpeccibte condition! Try 10% down!
963-6767
Fal ICUI llEW, $145• -You must ... thtal
Huge encloaed aundeck off living room wtth a
forever view. Excellent Captstrano Beech lo-
cation. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. 2 car attached garage.
546-2313
llWNIT Tll•l•·S121,M -large end unit,
great noor ptan. 3 bdrm, 21...i bath home with
low Interest rate, aaaumable loan• that total
$105.ooot lnctudel pool, "Spa, ctubhou• &
greenbelt location. Hurry on tht1 one!
846-7171
mM .. ll1Ttl TMD -Costa M ....
· $223,000. 3 bdrm, 11/t bath owner's untt. 2 '
excellent 2 bdrm rental•. Flreplacet.
Sundeck. Individual laundry fecflttlel. Double
garage plus 2 car carport. Great ftnanctng.
Call for detail•. 546-2313
A llCIE~ • ... Ill -S78,900 buya thl9
lovely condo near surf & sand. Auume loan
of sea.ooo wtth p~ta of S5e 1 per month.
Own your own home wtth payments i.a than
rent l onty $9,000 down. Call for ehowtngl
846-7171
illl .... -LIT: llMl PllCI -Expanded
fM'llty home. Large famtty room, 4 IW'g8
bdrm1, enclOled patio room. Huge lot.
Double garege. Onty 1124,950. Call now.
548-2313 -
· DECmll --=--Owner wen '*'Y sao.ooo
at 12%1 8p9cloua 3 bdrm f.mlty room ttome.
New ~· Keep cool air ~· &Mut""' pool and epa. Total prtoe
1164,800. Celt now, 548-2313
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