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Home My WebLink About1985-02-02 - Orange Coast Pilot'· I _J ~ ...... JUST LISTED lllffl 11 ...... Excellent opportunity to live In lovely green- belted Bklffs condo! 3 BR, 131. BA, patio, com- munity pool and tennis. Walk to shopping. Priced to sell quickly. Call now! ... 1111,MO Gorgeous and sophisticated single level 2 BA Peter's (Parkcrest) Townhome In great location on community park. Former model with up- grades gak>re. Brick paver flooring. plantation shutters, tovety patio~. etc!, etc! Assumable loan tool SUYllW IUl,lOO Spacious poot..-saed lot in 24 hour guard gated communhy. Light, airy 3 BR Nantucket model, security system, skylights. financing, excellent condition. May lease-option. ua•lll'W-1 I H l ,IOI Delightful 4 BR, 3lh BA, FA plus bonus. Bright and fresh throughout. Home Protection In- cluded. Beautiful extra large lot with bricked . patio around pool and spa. . ,,.._ -1111,000 3 BA townhome nicely located on wide green- belt with mountain and ocean • vlew. Private gated community in the heart of Newport Beach Pool and tennis courts. Relaxed, fluid and wel- coming. UllU llllll. I• 11.000 Whitewater view that makes you catch your breath. Bright and cheerful. beautifully decor- ated 4 BR or 3 BR -+ den home. Covered patio includes spa. Sensational value. lllYIEW " 1•21,000 This 1s the view you have waited tori Ocean, city lights and mountains. Nantucket 3 BR with .extra wide yard. Excellent financing, excellent con- dition. Call today WATHFHIT H ll,000 Completed last year. this dynamic waterfront property has the look of "today". Poggenpohl cabinetry throughout with built-Ins every woman dreams of A kitchen for the gourmet. I abulous master suite plus 3 other BA. Exciting-the only way to describe this property! UH ISU ltll,111 Secluded privacy sets the mood for this charm- ing 3 BR . one level home on 60' corner Genoa Plazza location. Sunny patios with spa make this a very special home. S.Hllffl 1111,000 Imagine yourself In Shorecllffs with a good ocean view from LR and DR plus 3 BA and 3 BA. Call for your viewing appointment today. P£...u IAYFaHT 11,IOl,000 Exceptional 3 story 5 BR, 6 BA home on exclusive Buena Vista. This unique home has a 3 story covered atrium, elevator. sitting room with wet bar on 3rd floor. Quality construction and deoo< plus beach lot arfd dock .Hi WU IAfflllT 11,ltl,oll A YfltY emotionally appealing bayfront on over-sae East Bay Ave. lot I water lot. Outstanding archttectural design. construction & decor. Spacious patio. sandy beach & slip A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES OPEN HOUSES 1-4 P.M. SATllll AY IHCIHT 202 1 Windward 4 BR $295,000 L MARSTON 1a1n1 TIHUCf 1524 Santanella 3 BR $349.000 B YORKE UllH YlntM•H 1848 Port Sheffield 4 BR $359.000 C KALINA WTlllfF 2407 Blackthorn 3 BR, Spa. View $369,500 S EXLEY HWPHT 1225 Bayside Dr 2 BA, Waterfront $550,00 L MURPHY ' CHIUHLUI 200 1 Bay-.de Dr 6 • BR $2.975.000 ~SHAW SUIDAY l&YllHH 2772 Circle Dr 3 BA $229.000 E. BOWIE lllo&IY ..... Ull 77 Sea Island 2 BR. View $289.000 T BOLAND l&JllHT 2021 Windward 4 BR $295.000 L MARSTON UITIUFF 812 Aleppo St 4 BR. FR. Pool View $339,000 R BOLAND IUYIEW 2000 Yacht Vigilant 3 BR $343.700 G ANDERSON ' IHllE THUCI 1524 Santanella 3 BR $349,000 B. YORKE tLll OHIU K l IUI 313 Poppy 3 BA $349,900 L EWING ... UllHYllW ... H 1930 Port Seabourne 5 BR $355.000 L WHITE "-.......... 1848 Port Sheffield 4 BR $359,000 C. KALINA .IU.lllCIW 6 Jetty Or 3 BA. FA $359,500 C.McMAHAN WTlllfF 2407 Blackthorn 3 BR, Spa. Vu, Fee $369,500 $.EXLEY lnlWlllLL 1 Point Sur 3 BA. FA, View $499.000 B.REEDY ..,..T 1225J3ayslde Or 2 BA, Waterfront $550,000 L. MURPHY UNtW 220 Via Genoa 4 BR, FR $625,000 E. OLSON •UYFHIT sb95.000 1625 Ba011de br 4 BR, 3 Oocka, Fee E. C RKETI IUl ....... l ... 3728 Ooean Blvd 4 BA, FR, Oen. Vu $1,375.000 0 VALENTINE n1t111U ""' ... 1913 East Bay 4 BR, FR $1,895,000 J McNAUGHTON ' a.euML UI 2001 Bayalde Or 6• BR $2,975,000 S. HARRI JUST LISTED nar•111 n1w...us 111,111 Bachelor unit overlooking trees, grass and foun- tain. Total security and within walklng distance to the beach and shops. Neutral colors with outdoor balcony. lllffl 1111,llO View! Vlewl View! Lovely courtyard entrance leads to a spacious 3 BA plus family room home with a lovely ba,ck bay and city lights view. This ls a terrific buy because the price Includes the land. llYlll nlUCI p.tl ,111 Perfect smaller home. 3 BA. 2 BA In the heart of Newport. Completely remodeled, French doors, skylight, crown mouldings, landscaped yard, custom wallpapers, brass fixtures. UYUllU 1111,IM Excellent value for a most desirable corner location. Sunny patio, brick fireplace In family room. 3 BA. near 2 private beaches. On fee land. New listing. Call today! OUlllUllU INl,llO A recent expansion has made this a petfect home for any size family. 4 BR, pool. spa, .workshop and glorious ocean view. Excellent financing for qualified buyer -r- UllA IAYFHIT 12,Ml,aoG Trad1tlona1 4 BR home with main turning basin view. The quality construction with fine furniture bullt·lns on fee land makes this one of the finest Bayf ronta on the market. JUST REDUCED laYllE 111 1,NO Darling condo with 2 BR, 21h BA. Both master bedrooms upstairs. Beautiful neutral colors and peach. Fireplace, private patio, good location. walk to community park and pool. Near Heritage Park. TIE lllffl ~ 1221,000 Best located "E" Plan on one of Bluffs widest greenbelts. An end unit with perfeci exposure for light & sight. This unit la for those that think location la Important. • WYIEW IMl,111 Price dropped $10,500 on this popular New Bedford 4 BA. 21/t BA. Corner location. City lights view. Great f amlly home close to new park Guard gate security. Community pool, spa, ten· nis. WTILlfPYO SMl,111 Terrific price reduction. sellers moving, extreme- ly motivated. Savor the charm ot this 1peclat 3 BA, 21h BA. spa home with an tncredlbte pan- oramic view. Loads of assumable financing! ' PmlllU ........ Beat buy on the penln1ula. 2 81' ofder home In excellent Oceanfront location. Tremendoul potential and anxious ow ners. lnlUISa&. .... Bright and light. 3 BR and family rGC>m homt. Great ocean view. Open beam cetllngt In llvtng room and family room. ~r:ge counyard plus pleasant view patio. Aaaumable fixed .f~te loan,e, .- 'AMERICA'S LARGEST FULL SERVICE REAL ESTATE · COMPANY' 2181 SAi ~OAQUIN 1 HILLS RD . NEWPORT BEACH .6A f 2 -Orange County Aelt bt8te/An Advertising 1Uppl«Mnt to the DAILY PILOT/Sl1urdlly, Februaty 2, 1988 - ...... llml ................................... ~------------~------:~---:-------~~---:-ir-::==~==:::T:>;:=""""'--~ -.... _ ___...._. ___ COSTA MESA ., ,,_ YUll llW1 ., .. So. Coaat Metro dramatic 2 story, .. BR plus famlly room, dining room. Fireplace, skytlghts, vaulted celllngs. Luah landscaping. Private pool & spa. Close to everything! -11m11111 . nn.- cur1 up In front of the flreplace on chllly evenings in the Intimate master bedroom. This Spanish style home boasts 3 BR, 21h BA, den: formal dining room, large family room with fireplace. and utility room all on a large corner lot. Call for more Information. LIUTmt LIUTmt 1111,111 A total llfestyle for the small family. 2 BR, 2 BA, dining room, formal llvlng room with fireplace and dramatic cathedral ~llnga. Sitting room open1 onto an atrium or convert Into den/study area. WeU equipped kitchen, cheery breakfast nook with large corner windows. Comm. pool, spa, & tennis courts. Call today! UJll lMTI ... Alm 11U ,lll Imagine yourself enjoying the pool In this loyety home with 3 BR, 2 BA. Just made for entertain- ing. Vaulted ceilings. separate family room with cozy fireplace plus your own large master suite. See this one and be prepared to make an offer. I n llAllTllllll 11a,111 L'8rge 2 sfory home on quiet cul-de-sac. 3 BR, 2'h BA. formal dining, separate family room and master suite wltb attached den. Rear yard has spa and hot tub. RV access. Close to beaches end fresh ocean air. VACANT -wlll not last! HITUM LIUNI 1121,111 Orlglnal complex model with loads of upgrades. 2 BR. 2 BA condo with fireplace. tinted windows, parquet flooring, and mirrored wardrobe doors. Assume high balance loan with low Interest rates. Call for detalls today! LIW, LIW MWI 1122,111 Owner will carry below market financing! Ex· ecutlve 2 BR condo near So. Coast Plaza. Split level, high ceilings, fireplace, patio. Washer. dryer and refrigerator lnciudedl IDT Im 1121,111 Here It Isl 3 BR, 1¥. BA, large family room with fireplace, PLUS sepat'ate llvfng quarters In rear . (A great place to put the In-laws!) Call today to see the bargain of the year! ~..... 111..- A huge garage with apace for workshop plus RV accesa accompanies 3 BR Freedom home. Handyman special-needs yoor ldeul Located In quiet nefghbothood. EnJoy coot ocean breezes. Don't mlN outl Call today! NIT Yim WllU1 IM,• Great loca11on, near entraooe, P<>Ot and panclng. 2 BR lower end unit-NO STAIRS! Call ua to .-t In qualltytng you for your ftrat home. SOUTH COAST METRO . .-y .... 1111,111 A unique place In the country with a view of the mountain• ANO bay breezeal A wonderful place to call home. 2 BR, 1 'A BA decorated lfl aunahlne cotora. Vacant and ready for new ownere. -ft.II fMl11msT..... l 11t,lll Thia auper 3 BR, 1V.. BA, family home haa a aeparate gue.t hooM. Quiet, charming area c1oM to echoota and •hopping. Don't d91ay-Call todayt 2299 HARBOR BLVD., A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES OPEN HOUSES IATllllY fmm ftlWS! • 120 Kings Pl.. NB -4 BR, pool $995,000 ..-r& IUA 892 Uard, CM 3 BR, FR, den $225,000 WIUILU. 3408 Summerset Cir. 2 BR. den, flrepl S 179,500 111111 B. Scaccia 1--4 pm S.Bowles 1-'4 pm 0 Baumgardner 1-4pm ,...,.. ...., 120 Kings Pl, NB B. Scaccia '4·BR, pool & spa $995.000 1-4 pm .,. UY 24t2 22nd St, NB 0. Baumgardner 3 BR, den. pool, spa $598,000 1-4 pm ml&nlll 3064 Java Rd, CM B. T0wer1 4 BR, bonua.un. vu $389,000 1-'4 pm • UITll 25 Sea Island. NB J. Arnerich 2 BR. den, flrept $285,000 1-4 pm mA ,._ . 277-4 Mallard Dr. CM C White 4 BR, FR. 3-<:ar gar $229,500 1~ pm mA ,_ 1852 Samar Dr. CM R. Samuels -4 BR. pool & spa S 185,000 1-'4 pm NEW LISTINGS ... ,..... ...... Lovely Cllffhaven pool home located on 2 full Iota. Forever views of ba~ and city lights. 4 BR. formal dining room, music \'OOm with floor to cetllng windows. Many artistic amenities. Gorgeous formal garden. For the unique buyer. Call now for your own private showing. ......... W U. ~ Tempting, mint condition. former model home boast .. BR, 3 BA. den, family room, bonus room plue 4 flrepl~. Well appointed master retreat hu attachel:*tudy and Roma11 tub with whlrt- poot spa. Extra amenities Include two wet bare, sundeck and security system. Don't hesi- tate-this Is the home yoo've been waiting tori "" ... •a un 111a.-Beaut1ru1 one-story duplex In fast growing area near Mlle Square Park. 3 BR. 2 BA and 2 BR, 2 BA units. Each unit has 2 car garage, laundry and Y ARO! Be one of the first to consider this Hating. WILL NOT LAST! WILi Tl mTI llllT PUU I la.Ill tnatantty appealing 2-story Sandpotnt home. 3 BR, 2 BA, bonua room. family room and large IMng room with CO'E'/ ftreplaoe. Spectacular cathedral <*llnga and warm wood paneling. Patio wtth spa and htJg8 ftre ~t. Move right ln-tt'1 fabuk>ual Call today. -··· ;. 11--Smart 2·atory condo-5 year• newl 3 spacious BR and 2'A BA. Family eaed llvtng room wtth mirrored flrepteoe. Community pool & epaa. Cloee to achoott, part<,~ and tranapor- tatk>n. ldMI for beglnntng tamlH•. 645-0303 10' U1 lntm MESA VERDE ...~ ... Customized executive home near Mesa Verde Country Club. Loads of llvtng space. <t BR. 2'n BA. Forma1 dining room. Fabulooa kitchen opens onto large, spack>us family room. Glatn- ooroot tPS. Huge backyard. Perfect for enter- taining. • Yll llU .... ... •• Unique location on Mesa Verde Golf Cooree 16th tee. Spacious family home with 4 BR, 3'n BA. Huge etep down family room with walk-In wet bar and fantastic wall of glaas. lmmaot4late and ready for yoo. Call no for yoor own private showing. .Uftm 11n.- lmmacutate 4 BR Mesa Verde home priced for fast sale. Perfect for all seasons-cozy fireplace for winter "1d air conc:Utlonlng for summer. True pride of ownership. Don't wait! INITllaM mwt 11•.- Expanalve custom estate overlooking Mela Verde Gott Course. 4 BR. 2'h BA, formal dining. plus separate children's wing and huge bonus room. 3 car garage and carport. Call to make appotnt"'9it today! a 111 •• .., anlMI Bay wtndow makes this Mesa Verde home sunny and cheerful. 4' BR, family and dining room. Super kitchen w/abundant storage and coonter space. Lovety garden. Call today! · l1fl ll&ITll llRUI J 1M,111 Beautiful 2-atory. 4 BR. 2 BA. Separate family room,...dtnlflg room and rock fireplace In llvlng room. ltrql~lonat landscaping wHh sparkling pool. Backs to park. Call now. MllWI •HUTll'S ll1mT 11 ..... Bring yoor own special Ideas to this 4 BR. 2'fl BA home near Mesa Verde Country Club. Excellent floorplan with huge rooms and a gigantic coun- try kitchen. PLUS pool end spa. Low price for this prestlgl0us area. HARBOR AREA ........ ........ ..... '-"+ acres ldeat•for entertaining with sparltllng pool, spa, toontaln, lattice patio & separate 800 sq. ft. recreation facility. 3 BR, 2'n BA. study with built-In desk & wet bar. Master suite has walk-In cedar closet. Gourmet kitchen. Custom re- modeled with lavish use of eolld oaJ(, stained glass. beveled glass, tile & skyt6ghts throoghoot Call today for a private showing. .. lllYll ,...... ., l2IUlf Call today to see this unique. suave contem- porary Augusta model. 2 BR. 2'1'1 BA, den, dining room. High cetllngs. stained glass window, mlr· rored flreplace, wet bar, wrap around patio. Community pool, spa & tennts. Thia McLean bultt townhome coold be yoorsl . ll&Jtli u... .... ..,. ... Pn.- Perfeci 3 BR. 2 BA family home In pte&sant country Mttlng. Airy, updated kttcnen opens onto large patk> with huge brk:k BBQ. Extras Include garden window, teparate greenhooae and large yard; great for ootdoot entertatnll')OI 2 car garege ptUI RV acoeH. Caal nowt • ,,.. ... ..,. ... _ t 1 .... 2 BR, 2 BA wltNn WIMklng dlatanoe to the beech. Security gated. Commu™ty pool and spa. Jult redUC*j for quk:k ..... °*'1* m8Y carry paper. CaJI todayt COSTA IESI . . - ------~- C11!JfUlt ?lta11"e wt tit . Pan"eamic Ocean and 7/ael"e View I San etemente Petvate gate g""eded eomm11ntt11 5 or 7 Bedrooms b o 7 Spacious Baths Prestigious Library-Oceanview Elegant Living Room Fabulous Family Room $1,200,000 Gorgeous Powder Room Gourmet Kitchen Roman Tub. Spa, Sauna Huge Game Room Quality-For the Discriminating Buyer \ I CYPRUS COVE. LUXlffiY-Gate guarded, private and eitclusive 4 bedrooms. 3 fireplaces, family I roo_m. large living room, gourmet kitchen Walk to Beach -San Clemente 5289,SOO - - -.J OCEAN VIEW CUSTOM-Wood and glass. loft and den. quality 3 bedroom, 3 bath in romantic San Clemente 5189.000 ENGLISH TUOOR-2 Bedroom, Dana Point near Manna, near beaches, near town center Un· believable in this location for S 119.QOO LARGE CUSTOM-4 Bedroom; 2th bath, huge family room with fireplace Pool size yard. R v Access Owner wlll help with financing. In fun capistrano Beat h For only S 169.900 * • • • 27111 Camino Estrella Capistrano Beach 661-9355 Ov8r Sixty Years of Turning Dreains Into Reality NEW ON THE MARKET-OLD CDM Pride of ownership is reflt'Ct.ed 1n this beautifully mamtalned duplex Each unit features 2 bdnns w/numerous amenities plus a four car garage. Great rent.al area Almost $300.000 of assumable fmancing Offered at $390,000 Call LINDA TAGLlANETTI EXCELLENT OWNER FINANCING Enjoy cool breezes JUSt 1 block from ocean 3 bdarms, 40 ft Lot. Abundant storage. lge rooms, 3 car garage Upper unit w/mini Ol'ean view Great for guests or m -laws. $495,000 Call BliqNIE DIXON MUST SELL NOWJ FOAMER MODEL HOME- JASMtNE GREEK 2 bdrms & den. 2 baths. 2 fireplace'S. air oon- d.iuoned. Private pool & spa. Guard gated l'Om · munity w1lh tennis & club houst> faciliues Good assumable ftnancmg. Call LINDA TAGLlANE'ITI CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE BUILDING Fully leased 4-suite office building Jn ex.cellent locat10n Gross mcome $44.900 Offered Fee at $625,000 Call CAROL PANGBURN CHARMER -EASTSIDE C.M . Near new 3 bdnn. 2 'h bath custom home. Oak cabinets, skylight. fireplace. gret!nhouse window & covered patio A very speoal home. Only $205,000 Call OONNA or BILL WEBSTER MESA VERDE HOME 12% ASSUMABLE LOAN 30 yr $84.900 fixed rate 12% mt.erest loan may be assumed for $350. Owner will carry 2nd T D. Lovely single level home w /lge Cam.Jly room & separate hvmg room. Quiet & convenit.>nt location near Harbor & Baker. R<oduccd to $131.000 Call SALLY SH IPLEY LUXURY ON THE BA YFRONT 152' Bay frontage, 80' dock Large pool on deck w/expans1ve water vista Spacious l1vmg w/formal dmmg, family room. sunkt•n wet bar. gallery s1zed halls. oak paneling Huge master suit£' plus 4 bdnns & baths. Country k11.chen with many extras plus C'ating area Quality m C'U"'"- des1gn & craftsmanship t 1 "' ...,j'" MARILYN TWT'TY'"' '~ .. • . .c..111,000 Call .. ~nr..LL BEST VALUE IN EASTBLUFFI REDUCED TO $184,000 L.H. Smgle family home loc:ated on quiet rul de s<M. near shopping cenU>r. Newport &ach Tennis Club, and Coron.a del Mar High School Large assumable l 1.5% loan. Call SALLY S HIPLEY or JOYCE DABOL T 440CH SQ.FT. NEWPORT BEACH HOME 147' bay frontage w/pnvate dock for 70' boat 4 bdnns + convertible study, 4 1~ baths, fortnal dining room and step-down lJVmg room. Separ ate master wing w/sitting room, fireplace & twm walk-incloeets. Offered with land for $1,700,000 Alaumable finAncing. Call TODDV SMITH or OON DeTHOMAS BAYFAONT CONDO REPOSSESSION L1docondo, lender has 1t bach' Lovely top floor, 2 bdrms, 2 baths. panoramic v1ew. Boat slip avail· able. Ask about lender's specw 9.511. ARM no neg. financing. Save $ on closing costs. Call BARBARA JAMF..S PRICE REDUCTION HARBOR VIEW HOMES One of the best values. Spacious 3 bdrms, famJly room. Large kitchen , formal dmmg. Plenty of room to expand. $278, 100 Fee or $239.500 Leasehold Call CAROL P~GBURN ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE LOTS IN BIG CANYON Just steps to the ?th green from thJS lovely execuuve horn(.> Gourmet kitche n, 30 feet of wardrobe plus a large walk-in closset, large family room area with bar that seats 12 and a small dance floor or spare for pool table AU th.is • walh room to expand for only $1,295.000 Call OORO'rHY HAROCASTLE ' DRASTICALLY AEOUCED WESTCLIFF POOL HOME Charm exudes. 3 bdrms. family room formal dining room. 2 co1y hrepla<--es. Look out t.o the red bnck pauo, turquoise pool, peach C'olored rosed and lemon trees. Mouvatro st'ller Now $249,000 Fee. Call JOYCE DABOL T or SALLY SHIPLEY ,.. ATTENTION Y ACHTSMENI Dock facJ htJes for 6 boats up to 110 ft. m calm protected waters on Lido Isle. Comfortable fam- ily home features 6 bdrms, {amity room. 41h baths. wine cellar and room for expans.aon. PrlC'ed belpw appraisal at $2.950,000. Ask for MA.RY JANK - IRVINE TS:0 .-• r • -n~ACE-CORONA DEL MAR 1 ....trge fan11ly hone rm quwt tns1dt-strt-et l bdnns, family room, 2 f1repl.ic"eS. hugi> mvt·n-d pall<• NC"t-ds dC'C.'Orators tnul·h $329,000 Call CAllOL PANGBURN NEW LISTING-ASSUMABLE LOAN LIDO IS~ND BAYFRONT Beautifully remiitfclcod 3 bdrm plus c·orw1:rublt· den All rww bu1h-m k1leht'n & bathi. On mam channel ac:ross from Balboa Ba y C:1ub $l:M!U>OO Call MARILYN TWITCHELL BLUFFS 180' BAY VIEW 11h LOTS "ONE OF A KIND'' Built originally by the builder of the Bluff!> as h11> personal res1den<'(> Perfecat for tht• exe<·uuvf' who wants a c.-ustom1U'd & "TRULY UNIQUE" home m Newpor t &-a<:h $385,000 mdudmg land Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOL T OPEN HOUSE SUND AV l :00·4:00 %4%7 VISTA NOB LEZA LOOKING FOR A TAX SHEL TEA Nev~r vacant SpactoUl" duplex in easy areess location 2 doors from best West Newport Crean Beach $25.200 1nrome per yt•ar Could be much more 1f rented seasonally Twn 3 bdrm, 2 baths w/woodbummg f1repla<'t'S Mollvatt>d seller.. are a'lk1ng only $285,000 w/h1gh ~umable loan Call MAR 'fN HILL PERFECT HOME FOR YOUNG EXECUTIVE $30,()()0 Jown. assumable-1st. owe 2nd z bdrm-.. 2 baths. Comer lot across from park. pool. ~nrus courts. Move m l'Ond1uon. Bnght & cheery with c·athedral ce1hng, f1replq dtrung room & eaung area o ff kit chen Call OORO'I'HY HARDCASTLE BEACH HOME FOR UNDER $100.000tt Cust.omJzed 3 bdrm. 2 bath mobde home El Morro Beach w/beach awe68, views of ocean, canyon and hills Pnme tocauon m fiUlUly park w/set-untygate I yr home warranty included OMC. tradt> fnr 0 C rondo/house Ask 'for MARY JANK 2+ ACRES, HORSES EXECUTIVE HOME Over 5,000 sq ft of custom designed Frem·h Country charm S ingle level 4 bdrm. 4 bath, panoram.tc view of canyon and city hghts. Room for stabll'S and tt-nms courts Fixed assumablt- hnancmg Call 'BARBARA JAMES LAKE or OCEAN FISHING-OREGON 0 13.6 Wooded acres on Lake Garrison near Rough, Elk, Sixes rivers 1'.! ni1le tn c:x.oean. Paved rountrv road. Boat ramp to lake. Poss Slt.e for R V ~r mobue home park. I mile from Hwy IOI Asking $1 95.000 Call OORO'I'HY MITCHELL S7C.900-2 BDRM CONDO Owner wants fast soaJe on th as 2 bdrm condo m ga t.ed comm um t y w/pool. spa, weight room, clubhouse.Walk to South ~t Plata ~ Isl loan of $64,000 Unbe!Jevably pn<'t'd' Call TODDY SMITH or DONNA WEBSTER HEAVENLY CRESTLINE SMOG FREE & SERENE 2900 sq ft c-ustom 3 bdrm. 2 bath "'"-ac·re Ex<'f'llent to r;>• .. ,., ' .v •• ~ on a halt pot1·nt• ·' · _ _... .. 1m1ly or retire l11<'0tnt· ...... Just $1:!4.!X>O Owner will rarrv "•th I<~ down Ask for LES PEREIRA . TUSTIN HILLS-EXECUTlVE ESTATE Tired of tra<:t l1v1ng'' N oise'> Traffic.-" Mini sau-luf' Crampt'<i.quartC'rs" Nt•1ghbors & burglars" Thl·n sec· thLS property before you buy another Pool spa. f1repll, family room. 5 bdnns, 4 baths, :L541l sq ft . smgh· lewl Call LES PEREIRA ~OOL AND CRISP lmm • .1<:ul,1l(· h11n1t• 11n 014'ard ..-. 1nrung < ul tit "K Vt•rv quiet yet mom\·nt.s from shoppmg c1mtt·r chun:h£~. schoob :-\ bdrms, 2 bat~ extrnrwl' W{'lt mamta1ned 1ns1de and out F'ront and n.-.;r yard very gret>n but nt.-ed mm1mum t-af\· $1-1 7 000 Call OORO'I'HY Ml"J\:'HELL CONVENIENCE IS THE WORD FLOOR PLAN a LOCATION 4 bdrm, family home Well mllmlam('nd'>d front -tnci • rea.r yards F'lf'f' nng insures romfoc-t outtinn"' Minutes from Anaheim Stadium, 5i .mci ~I freeways Cill OORO'rHY MfTCH1':LL .. BAYFAONT $350,000 PRICE REDUCTION Owner must S<'ll his custom hu11l b.ivtron1 tmmt 5 bdm\S, 5 1 ~ baths. formal cimmg rnum f.1rn1h room Shp for 55 ft boat You own 1hr 1.mJ $1 ,300.000-C11ll CATHRYN TENNILLE G EOR GE ELKIN S COMPANY (714) 759-9100 ' J;2 CORPORJ\TE PLl\ZA 0 SLJl1F. 150 DNf W~\)f~1 C fNTER • •. IEW USTllli SOICTM! -Hard to resist, 3 bdrm Bluffs townhome. dec- orator sharp, end unit. one story. nice patio, privacy (ownertagt.) $269,000. 9UA ftllE -0We1 cul-de-sac, curved drrve. paned windows. great curb appeal. 3 bdrm. 2 bath on 7.500 sq.ft . lot. $165.000. SllCU STMY CIST• -4 (or 5) bdrms in heart of coastal Newport Beach. Spacious. bnght, with sunny patio. ~5.000. C. CITTKE -Near village shops and cares. 2 bdrm plus. nice yard. So. of highway. great assum loan. $215.000. IC .. CU EC ~ -Olde CdM near park. playground. 2 bdrm. 2 bath owner unit. Fr drs. leaded glass. fireplaces. ~.000. CIUT SPIT Tl I( -VteW of lake and Big Canyon gotf. next to tennis. 2 bdrm ~ dom1nium pnced to sell fas1. $249.000. NlllTW.U PElf{CT -"i3 bdrm. 3 ba. desirable Irvine Terrace. lge comer. open. airy, poof, patio. some vu . .$339.000. -e:iii ;..asn -5 bdrm floor plan. large lot in .,._ -· _.-1 "'-oqtopment community family ortei ..... _ ~"";·-._,."ooO .. pool. park and school.~.- • TK CUff -Above Newport Harbor. In- credible view~ 4 bdrm. 41h bath, pool and spa. Needs finishing touches.. $395.000 UH. •SAT·fOl-SIMlJ..Sll -4 bdrm fam1ty home So. of Seaview 1n CdM. immaculate, low ma.mt. walk to coves. beach. $595.000. Tl( lltOll .. -Dtstinct1ve contemporary. warmj'f'edwood mtenor, archttecturalty valid. 3 bdrm (2 mstr suites) $695.000. F• IUl..TN EYES •Y Joan Bracey has a 6 mos ~ listing 1n Eastbluff. -furnished as $1200/mo: Re- duce 2719 Pebble from $1.150.000 to ' $975.000 home will also rent mo/mo at / $2500/mo. NEW LISTINGS (above} are both sharp, one m New Bluffs. one in Sandcas11e ... Marilyn Thomas Graves. a top agent '78-'81 1s baot< wtth Un~ue. ditto Fran Scott who was able to transfer listings tn Shoreciiffs. H.V. Homes and CdM. Thanks Bim1 .. Bonnie Bamngton has a strong buyer. Bayffont/Peninsula area. around $750.000. must have pter and slip! ... Eric Waterman has qualrhed buyer for a Sou1hport on Spyglass ... Don't be alarmed by new co6of of Unique business cards ... haven't sold to an 001- of-area firm. stifl "The LocaJ Favorites". IT'S Ill • lllYll ' tt's Uttte Island and Un~ue Homes loves 1t just the same! In their 90"tinuing effort to assist community causes and concerns Unique Homes donated the brass entry plaque to the Little Island Homeowners • Association. Realtor Jim Wood hopes · ·· ----ili keep Unique. "The Local such 8CllV1 I:> •· Favorites." NPIUI PAaf'ICA FllllftAll -3 ·bdrms. 3 bath, spotless. neutral tones. 2 tplc's, patio. nice yd. spacious layout. qual prop. $285.000. Y• ft(W ,_., -4 bdrm in H.V H1lls,CdM, courtyard entry. spactous Stngle story floor p4an. great view of city. bay. $365.000 L. IMSSM llWtUTm -Old colonial 1n Olde CdM . steps to Inspiration Point. large lot. poof. spa, gst hse.S63S.OOO StT • TIP If Tll IMlJ -Ovet1ook Newport. Harbor. ocean from 3 bdrm. 6 bath estate 1n CdM. Truty Unique $975.000. CISTl IE.SA Cira -Montioello townhouse. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. popular development, central k>cation. immac. condihon $96.500 • UtUIUI -Immaculate one story, 4 bdrm family home. used br\d( ~try. rear yard like park. $335.000 UH. • ICUI QIS( -Clean 2 bdrm. 2 ba1h duplex units, beach close. great fun CK sound rentat potenttaJ '" W. Nwpt. w/financing. $229,500. IEW LISTllli TIE CIUPUTI -And the Sharpest! 1 bdrm con- dominium, clean contem- porary, deck, some view, comm pool, CdM. $1 45,000. lllffS IUl1l -Two bdrm townhome, planta- tion shutters. antiqued cabinets, perfect con- dition. some view. Only $1.37.900. llOlllllCES AIUT -Nice decorator touches. 3 bdrm, home warranty. total security, all Woodbridge has to offer. $199, 500. EICUSI ctACI IOISE -3 bdrm, 3 bath amid canyon of CdM_. Crown moulding. wood beams, used brick. charm .. $399,500. CUSST CUSSIC -South of highway duplex with 3 bdrm and 2 bdrm units. Owner's deck large with some view. Good loan. $395,000. SOIT1 If sum -Desired area, newer home, 4 bdrms, 3 ba, 2 trplcs. view from ram rm, gourmet kitchen. 2700 sq. ft. S69S.OOO. PlSMOA ctTTACE -ss· lot just off Ocean Blvd, Olde CdM. Older home to restore or reptacel 2nd sty would have _great views. $550,000. VIUJC( CUii -In CdM, near beach and So . of highway. 2 bdrm home. fplc. bricked patio, delightful yard. great condition. $329,500. fOT SlllfCUfFS! -Quality built. spacious 3 bdrm pool home, solar heat, vaulted cetlings, quiet. established community. $595.000. v -... -. '-GI v1~11. HOIES OPt" '"" .: .. ~·"• TlllS WEEKE•D S&TllllY 1-1 ..... ,... au SJ65.ooo 4 BR. 2 BA. Broadmoor. view ... tmME $339.000 Potential. lge cm lot, pool rock I-pie ..... $695,000 4 BR. 3 BA. 2 fplc's. Vtf!IW, So. of Hwy '211~ B. Hutchings 1111 ....... N. Fogarty m.,.... F. Scott IPD S&TllllY I SllllY 1-1 ... $215.000 lM...._. 2 BR. sonrm. assum loan. So. of Hwy M. Rouaaek>t w •as aw SJ99.soo m ..... , 3 BR, 3 8A. fam rm, cyn vu M. Von ~ IPEI lllllY 1-1 ... $635.000 4 BR, pool, spa, gs1 h9e, lge lot lllHAIFfl $595,000 3 BR. 2800 sq. ft., 1 start ... $145,000 !UPal11 • o. Johneon Ul ••-u• F.Scott 1 BR. ah8rl) condominium, decks. deQOf 111Awn6r R. Jeegn« ~-------------------------------·-- .. I 1:1 ro2,1 ;11 :Jft3:1a,1;t11: t.1 ,141~r·i il IWllSTlll VIEWS Of the beautiful harbor area from. spacious living and dining rooms. California casual elegance in a pool & spa surrounded by extensive easy care decking and planted area. All can be yours now. This $600,000 house is vacant. Call now to see. 759-1501 HCTlllS, UWYEllS, CllEFS This is your home. Beautiful front courtyard with a pool leads into an entry that. the house flows from. Entertain in the formal living and dining rooms plus the large rear view yard with a covered patio. 4 bed.room.9, ~'A baths, 2 fireplaces. Simply super at $450,000. 759-1501 EmlTAllEl~IT--Mll,000 Superb home in attractive location offers the perfect setting for en tertaining. Immaculate with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and formal dining room. Beautifully landscaped extra large lot i.n Irvine Terrace with a pool, privacy & view . 759-1501 FllE FUllLY FOE This 3 bedroom home is now. vacant and being totally refurbished. Excellent Newport Heights location. Super convenient for all shopping needs. Located in family neigh borhood. T his value can be yours for $197,500. 759-1501 llYE IP Tl EUUICE This decorator's delight features 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, formal dining, bright & cozy kitchen plus a large Lanai . This home is immaculate, owned by a decorator and ready for you. Located in beautiful Bayshores, it is I block from the beach and Bay Club. Excellent value at $395.000. 759-1501 1134,100 Will buy this nice home 'with .3 bedrooms, 21/'J baths in one of our most sought after areas. Beautiful greenbelts, bike trails and community activities. 10 minutes to the beach. Better see this one fast. 759-1501 ISSllUILE Liii -llEllCEI PlllCE Now at $176,000. This is a love ly, vacant rondo that has been recarpeted and pamted. Three bedrooms, 2 stories and teady for new family Tennis courts. pool and spa are all m the complex. ParuaJ ocean view. 759-1501 lllTS IW llllll ISUll 1'wo units with a total of ~ bedr,ooms. Short walking dlStance to the beach. The owner will carry a second and the first is assumable. Don't mis,, a good opportumty to live i.n one and have an income besides. 759-1501 EICELLEIT llYESTllEIT IPPllTllITT 2 units in a prime Corona del Mar area. CIOti(> t.D the mam beach. Never vacant. These are totaUy upgraded and truly channing. Cail fDr financial analysis. 759-1501 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE • KER&LEE . Real Estate A Great Western Company FUTlllEI llllE OF TllE WEEI Win I ru•••CE This dramatic home awaits your 1nspectiof\. A gated atrium is the entrance to grand hving spaces decorated with great care and attention to de~iJ. This elegant 4 bedroom home has a spacious bonus room. The easy care backyard has a beauttfuJ pool and spa and great view! 759-1501 SllE WllLI CALL IT IUYEI Totally upgraded, large two story town home with an unobstructable back bay vista. Beautiful decor thruout. Many lovely extra special amenities 3· bedrooms, 2 11'2 baths. Proudly offered at $369.000 759-1501 .FALL II LIYE Mint condition home in Jasmine Creek Two stories with 3 bedrooms. 21"2 baths. You'll be glad you come to see this home with decorator wallpapers. beautiful plush carpets and many extras throughout. $350.000. 759-1501 WJ911111i CIMlllA TIOI Top notch home at an affordable price Cameo Highlands home offers living room with firepla<:e and dining area, 4 bedrooms. Magn1f1cent sunsets to be seen over Catalina Huge double sire lot and located on a cul dt' sac. Offered at $295,000. 759-150 I · lllllillT I AIRY Enjoy the spacious kitchen and family room and look out onto the natural styled rock mnmed swimming pool and on to the ltghts o( Nt•wport C€'nter A formal 11vmg room and danmg room are for gracious entertaining PLUS a M>parate guest quarters are all here an thJS large 2 stbry h~e pnced at S:l49,000 759-1501 1221,000 WITll ASSWILE $11 1,000 Lill Tius holJS(' In Harbor View Homes has the pm"E:' and terms for a quick sale. A vf'ry popular model with 2 bedrooms. den and 2 baths It also has a formaJ d1mng room and cozy fireplace an the llv;ng room. Located on the sunnys1de of the street, nea; schools, pool & park. 759-1501 db. AMERICAN HOME SHIELD "We Protect & Service Things That Service You IRYINE WHllllllEIUm Just steps from the park, the lake and the tenms courts. We are proud to present thJS great single family 3 bedroom home. It JS pnced to sell at $167,000. 759-1501- LOYEL Y LllllY TIWllllE A wise sense of styling and superb construc:t1on went into the des1gJt_of thJS unm.aculate home You'll find it in one of the most prestigious sections of town. Features mdude luxunous carpeting, 2 bedroom plus den Community pool and tennis courts. It's the home you won't want to rruss at $1 77,500. 759-1501 TElllS 1tWIMME Large 2 bedroom. 2 bath quality r..ownhome an pnme area with lovely greenbelt to look out on Includes commuruty po0l and tenrus courts Hurry on this one. 759-1501 IUmFIL WHllllHE TIWl ... E Super location Extra large yard Bright, highly upgraded 3 bedroom unit Extras incJude air t.'Ond.itioning, wet r microwave, nurrored closet doors. Beautiful fireplace -10 living room. Com- munity pool. 2 car garage Brand new hst1ng Won't last long a t $165.000 759-1501 . COSTA MESA TRIPLEX -UCELLEIT llCOIE Two 2 bedroom units and I bt.>droom unit all for only $174,900. F1rt.'place in tht· largt>St unit EX- CELLENT& INVESTMENT Copper µlumbing Lath and plaster construction Do makt• an ap pomtment to~ these i59· 1501 IECOUTOl ITCll? ' . Enjoy transfonnmg •his wt•ll built, Wt·ll lo<".1h•d home mto a showplace 3 bedrooms. I _ baths Large R-2 lot Close to parks and shopping Grfo,1t potentiaJ and great pm-e $1 39.900 75Y-l501 NORTH TUSTIN LlllT IP YHI LIFE With this charming 2 ~tory Cap Cod L1vmR ll)(•m has a brick f1replat•t· to Wdrm you m th( "'1 ntt-r The patio looks on to an mv1t1ng pool for .;umm• r fun Th£> -1 bt -tironm.-. · ~ hat hs v. 111 .ii )11\.1. Pveryone th<.•1r O\\ n prl\'d(.,. l"'pt'(.·1,1111. \.\Ith 1h1 master d ownstoirs A hugt· honu-.. 11>t>m plw, family room arP som<' of th•· l'Xtras In Co14Jll Heights it as below market Jt $!35.000 759-1;,01 ORll&E HILLS OllLITT YIEW IHE Ovc•rlookmg th<' t':'>Wt~ nf Oranti{P P.irk 1)i.L n .., .ind on to thP snow c·appPd mountains 1s this &·.iuuful horn(' huilt bv John Lvttlt• Onlv six vt•;1r:-old. 11 t'- tot.ally upg~adt'd with top qua.lit;" C":lrfl\ L"- ~orl'Ceous C't'ram1c tslf'. t>xU•ns1vt• t'Xtcnor 1"t'nwrH llOcl brick work. :? .ltnum. .... lOlht-drol t-.•1hn.:'· gounn •t k1tch<>n and mud1 mon· Prll't'nt .L.<;;.<;umahlt' l1>an of~'' . ruwd Call 759-1501 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2670 San Miguel Drive N ewport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 759-1501 . .. 2670 San Miguel Drive Newort Beach, CA 92660 (714) 759-1501 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;:;:::::=:=~ - WATERFRONT . HOMES WATEIFIHT FW PllPEm Reduced $100,000! 3 Bdrm. 3 Bath, FR and formal DR. Extensive use of glass for waterway viewing. Longest shoreline In Coves-120'. Pier & slip for 50' boat. Call listing office for info on exchanges and financing. A beautifully land- scaped corner lot. You must see at $775,000. Bob Gross IUIUTIC WATEIFIHT II llYU SINES 111 ... 11• nu IPl llllAY 1-1 This large. spacious 5 Br. 5 Bath waterfront home Is an exceptional buy for the famity who wants everything; boat docks to accom. 3 yachts. separate in-law suite w/FP. Mstr suite and private adjoining study-both w/cory FP's, totally private inner courtyard alk>ws entertain- ing enjoyment of huge pool, spa & fountain. Video security system. 3 car garage. All this for under $900,000. Jan Foster UIE ICUI Fl llT Brand new listing with own private beach. 4 Br with 41/t Baths. Lovely Mstr suite with fireplace. Tennis courts, pool, clubhouse. Good financing. Shows lovely. Don't must this one. Offered at $1 ,385,000. Lois Cornwell Liii WATEIFlllT Flexible property! Outstanding bayfront next to so· sandy beach. Can be one large 6 Br. 5 Ba home or duplex. Owner will fi nance & will con- sider trade. $1 ,350.000. Mary Sivaslian 01 LIVELY Ullll On prest1g1ous Linda Isle with dock for a large boat plus a side tie. Spacious home wtth 5 Bdrms, 4'12 Baths. 3 ear garage plus many extras. Now at $1 ,450,000 10 YOI WAIT PIESTllE7 This super premium, outer turning basin lo- cation o.n Linda Isle. Can absolutely not be matched! Completely unobstructed water view and access. Expand the now 45' docks to accommodate up to 75 ' yacht. 4 Br, of gracious living. S 1.395,000. Jan Foster COllOIA I EL Ill FOllECLISlllE-Wl l ST I I TllE I LICI An exceptional value-lowest priced in Irvine Terrace. A fantastic buy for the smart buyer needing 4 Br 21/t Baths. Home on pool sized lot. Priced to sell. $265,000. Jan Foster SUICASn E CHll II CIM Best location! View of pool and large patio. 3 Br, 21h Ba. wet bar, FP in living room. Ample guest parking. Heart of old COM & close to everytt)ing. A very special property! $325,000. Vergllene Hull u 1111.1111 1mmt1 Two contiguous lots So. of Hwy In desirable old COM. Quiet corner location-close to beach. Good flnancfng available. Now reduced to $375,000. Mary Slvasllan •3 C1v1c Plaza. Suite 170 Newport Beach. California 92660 760-8333 FlllT mEn-llYllE TEIUCE Charming custom 3 bedroom, 2 bath home shows pride of ownership In every detall. Beamed ceilings. wood shutters. plaster walls. formal dining room. Private courtyard with quali- ty landscaping. On fee land at $395,000. Ver- gilene Hull ICUI All UY VIEW Superb location on corner of Pacific Dr. & Begonia in old Corona del Mar. 3 Br, 3'/t Baths. vaulted ceilings. 2 firepla~. 3 oar garage. swimming pool. R-2 lot. Owner will consider trades or lease option. $519,000. Rosemary Sie1z AWAll Wllllll •llllEll Brand new contemporary home. 4 Br, 4 Baths. library, in-law or maid's guarters. Two fire- places. beautiful tile work. Berber wool carpet- ing. Too many extras to mention. A winner in every way. Don't miss this new listing! $595,000. Lois Cornwell BIG CANYON HOMES ~ 4tll F ... IY YIEW 3 Br 2112 Bath Augusta model overlooking beautiful pool. Neutral decor. Includes washer, dryer & refrigerator. Good financing. $299.000. Marie Fargo Ill CllTll ELEUICE New price reduction on this expanded and truly elegant 3 Br townhome in exclusive gate guard- ed Big Canyon. Beautiful marble foyer. crown moldings and heavy beveled glass add to the European charm and sophistication of this end unit on a private corner lot with room for a pool $499,000. Todd Gross • I U IYILLE WITI N IL 3 Br & den, 3 Bath Oeauville model with pan- oramic view of golf course and night lights. Custom pool and spa. Prime street In Big Canyon. Asking $625.000. Vergllene Hull llC CAIYll LIT The last custom lot available In Big Canyon. 15.000 sq. ft. of prime building space on a private cul-de-sac street with a view of the park. Owner will bulld to StJit or trade for equity in Big Canyon home. $649.000 Al l l STA II Ill CllYl l This highly upgraded 2 Br. 21/t Ba is Immaculate in every detalll All new fixtures and tile in the baths. New custom cabinets In the kitchen. This Mclain townhome is close to shopping and professional buildings of Fashion Island. Seller Is very motivated. Well priced at $295,000. Vergilene Hull PllEllllT • ...., -· Quiet end unit with large private deck over- looking the golf course view. Beautifully decor- a~ 2 Br & den with custom shutters & shelving. In pre9tlglous Big Canyon and close to Fashion Island. $315,000. Helen Wood l l U CI II Ill CWll Beau11ful 3 Br 3 Bath Monaco model on large corner lot. Perfect home for a couple with all downstairs living and large Mstr suite. Private yard with lovely black bottom spa and fruit trees. Bonus room has been added and is sound proofed for hi-fl system. Security system! Price has been reduced to $425,000. 111 GUY• c1n•azo This charming expanded & remodeled Monaco was the cover home of the August Issue of Orange County magazine. 3 Brs. family room, den oak pub. French doors & windows with much use of brick add to the country French decor. Also, a main floor Mstr suite, air con- ditioning, 3 car garage & a lovefy pool & spa. Owner will trade down. There is fSO fantastic assumable financing available. Asking $639,500 PEIFECT lmlll II Ill CllYll Now reduced to $595,000. Expanded Broad- moor plan 4 on quiet cul-de-sac. 4 Bdrms. family room. formal dining. Quality upgrading through- out. Covered patio. 3 car garage. $595,000. Vergllent! Hull JASMINE CREEK HOMES ·. Am1T1111 llll&ITICSI This superb customized residence with a breath- taking view of ocean and bay, turning basin, pavillion & city lights Is a "must see" to you! Private pool and spa. Decorator upgrades ga- lore. All in .a guard-gated estate like setting. $549,000. Orrlel Smith ELEUllCE II .111111• CIEEI I "ETTY IPI llllAY 1-1 If you enjoy plush carpets, plantation shutters, crown moldings, wood paneling plus your own private spa--you will love this extraordinary Plan 5 in the desirable gated Jasmine Creek with community pools and tennis courts. Tt> view this special property, call Sue Thomas. Ask guard for entrance. Reduced to $385,000 ' COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES OIAST llllWAY II Ull lA Beautiful commercial lot on prime Pacific Coast Hwy location in Laguna Beach. On cliff with unobstructed North & South ocean view. 11 ,925 sq. ft. Zoned R-3, but call for more Information. $1,950,000. Olll•UOW. II Oii Good buy for Investor. 5000 sq. ft. retail building In COM. Close to Five Crowns Restaurant. 100•1. leased. Asking $495,000. For further lnformatln. call Karen Kudla ,_ .... 11n111T NEW ON MARKET-Excttlng Bayfront location on turning bafn. 4 Bdrm, den, 4 8etti hOme wtth 2 kttchena. EffectJve u• of lt8lned glata and uMd brlk. Expanlfve view from u.,....,.. Rec- reation Room. Owner would conllder trede for smaller Balboa ,.,and or COM home. C.11 Ver- gllene Hull for detatle. NOW REDUCED TO $1,9¥0.000. .... ' ( a a S p ecializing in properi~ on the wa ler ... near I he waler ... and wit h Uew of waler • LINDA ISLE VILLA One of che finest homes on Newport Bay. Over 70CXJ sq.ft. with 6 bedrooms, 5 S baths + studio. music room, ejevator. sauna. and 5 room mascer suite. Centered around a lushly planted atrium with large private swimming pool Custom. exceptional and grand 1n every way. Pier /slip for large yacht. Sl, 195.0CXJ. Submit exchanges for commercial or units. 631 -1400 DRASTIC BAYFRONT REDUCTIO~ An opportunrcy co own a home "on the water" and enJOY the Newport hfescyle. The bank has repossessed this fine property and 1s offering XLNT sale terms: assumable loan of ~450.0CXJ at 11 . 75% (fixed rate) and will help finance also. See on OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun at 600 Harbor .Island Or Asking 5998.0CXJ FEE. Features include 2-story 3 bedroom formal din mg room. f am1ly room and dock for~ so· boar. 631-1400 BAYFRONT-UNDER A MIWON The ultimate in interior design with graceful detailing in the entertaining areas ana 4 b~rooms. Includes family room and gourmet kitchen overlooking the water. Prer for 60' yacht + side tie tor small boat. Original owners have ,,reserved the immaculate con- ditions. Reduced to S995.(XX) FEE. Call 631 -1400 NEWPORT BEACH-YIEWSI VIEWSI . Panoramic .ocean a~ harbor views from almost every room. A total remodeled Spanish estate with every amenity tor gracious living. Includes 3 bedrooms. family room, library. music room. 3rd floor observation sundeck. and custom woodwork throughout. Offered at S896,(XX). 631 -1400 BAYSIDE COVE-ON WATER Large condominium unit with fantastic VIEW. Choice comer location offerrng 2 large bedrooms. den and formal dining room. A model that's seldom ava1lable ... and most de- si rable. Community pool & spa. Boat slip available. Reduced to SS75 ,000 L/H. 631 -1400 NEWPORT OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Younger income property. close to park. Balboa Pier and shbps. Submit all offers and owners will consider exchanges and may carry a large 2nd T.O. Spacious 3 and 2 bedroom units in a prime rental location. Asking SS95.(XX). 63I·1400 UDO ISlE-SOPHISTICATED HOME Ideal for the discriminating executive who appreciates elegant adult living. Total security In this 2 bedroom. 2 bath res idence with a large patio. Spacious on a street-to-street lot. S495,(XX). 631-1400 PENINSULA PT--<APE COD Priced under market value. this bank repo only 2 years old. Load s of warmth. charm and "curb appeal" resi<:sence . A 2-story home for a family who needs 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, family room. patio and loves being near the beach. Drive by 1501 Miramar and I 5 l I Mlr .. mar and call for details. S450,(XX). 631-1400 DOVER SHORES POOL HOME Choice corner location near the Bay. Move-in condition 3 bedroom. 3.5 baths. and a 40' poot Lots of wood & warmth. 2 community beaches. Financing available. 631-1400 OPEN HOUSES SAT /SUN 1-5 PM 2104 E Oceanfront. Pen1n Pt . S998.000 See Richard Lee Sat & Sun 150 I Miramar. Peninsula Pt S450.000 15 1 I Miramar. Peninsula Pt. ............ S4 50.000 See Goly van Orden Sat & Sun 2128 E. Ocean Blvd .. Penrn Pt . S369.000 See Dale Westmore on Sun • 600 Harbor Island Or . . . .. . . S998,000 See Austin Daynes/Edle Mennella Sat & Sun 17· I 2 Highland Dr .. Westclrff..... . ..... S3 J 4.o0o See Carolyn Starr / Maggie Appel Sat & Sun 987 Baysrt1e Or .• {on water)..... .. S575 ,000 See Bea Arnold Sat & Sun 601 Bayside Dr jon water).............. S995 ,000 See Helene O'Conno r Sat & Sun 303 Driftwood. Snqrecrrtts.._ .... -.... ··-·· S449.000 See Pat Kent on Sat & Sun 1309 N. Bayfront. Balboa Is ............ 5649.000 See Marilyn Cleary on Sun On W ater 29 Balboa Coves (on water) . .... .. S495.0CXJ See Bob Angell on Sat 2525 Crestview, Bayshores ........ S375,(XX) See Giron Grubbs on Sun 2662 Vista. Bayshores . .... . S795 .000 See P attl Conover on Sat "HOUSE BEAUTIFUL"-BAYSHORES Exceptionally designed residence on a sweep- ing corner. A ~ome of refinement and quality. offering 2-stories. grandiose gourmet kitchen with conversation bar. rormal dining and 3 total bedrooms + den. patio and decks. Per- fection 1n every detail. Shown by appt. S795.(XX) Fee . 631-1400 BALBOA IS-YOUNG & CHARMING A custom home designed for quality living in this 2 bedroom and den. Brick & unique details. Exciting and appealing residence wrth outdoor entef1alning areas. Asking S440,(XX). 631 -1400 SUPER IAYFRONT-WfTH BOAT SUP Very well-decorated home "on me water" and owners will help finance. As.sumabre loan ac. l 1.5%. Move-in condition s bedroom home on one level. S4 2 9 ,(XX). 6 3 I -l 400 BA YSHORE--CUSTOM OESIGNI tabulous designer's home 1n exclusive area L1ghc. brrght & airy 3 bedroom w ith 2 frre- places including master su1ce with spaetous s1mng room. Lovely 1n every way S375.000 includes land. 631 -1400 - NEWPORT POOL HOME On large corner lot. a great family home. professionally decorated. 4 bedrooms. 2 5 baths. family room. remodeled gourmet kitchen + new parnt and root. Features pool and deck. Security system. Submit otters . .s345,(XX). 673-6900 • BALBOA IS. ritXER-ON WATERll Just 2 doors from No. Bayfront on Grand Canal Enjoy the European appeal of this location and re-do this 3 bedroom + 1 bdrm apt. Dock for (2) l 8' boats. You can't beat the location and prrcelll S344.950 Call and see 673-6900 SEAVIEW-VIEW~UARDED GATE Impeccable 3 bedroom home with soarrr19 ceilings. sunny livlng room. large side yard and VIEW of Fashion Island. Clo~ to pool.. spa and tennis courts. S335,CXX>. 631-l 400 WATERFRONT-ONLY S295,00f A convenrent Newport corner location w ith large brick patio leading to dock for small boat. Built as a duplex this property has potential with existing 2 bedroom residence; on FEE land. 631 -1400 NEWPORT DUPLEX-S l90.000 Just steps to the sand. Use as a duplex with f 2) I bedroom units or as a single family home. Refurbished. new roof & paint. 3-car parking. Assumable loan. Submit offers. Call 6 7 3-6900 NEWPORT FIXER-BY PARK A challenge 1n a super ··near beach" location w1t'1 open space VIEW across to park. EnJOY the outdoors while you re-do this 2 bedroom home. s 169.(XX). 631-1400 IRVINE-UNfVERSITY PARK Light & bright Btndemere model on quiet cul de sac. Easy care yard. included w ith pro- fessionally decorated 3 bedroom home with separated family room. s 189. 500. 6 3 I -I 400 4 COSTA MESA HOME On a large lot. Room to expand and re -do this 3 bedroom home Convenient location and prrce. s 124,(XX) nex1ble financing available 631-)400 NEWPORT BEACH HOUSE-S 124,000 Decorator perfect. open beams & 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Near tenrus. pool and beach. Owner is eager to negotiate and will listen to your offer. 631-I 400 LIKE NEW CONDO-l.ARGE-S l 15,000 Recent condo conversion rn totally remodeled complex. Spaetous 2-story townhouse unrts. private entrance and gracious. open land- scaped grounds with community pool Three bedroom. 2 baths. patio F1nanc1n9 with flex- ible seller 63.1-l 400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS SALES, RENT_ALS, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT l4J6 W. Coat Hwy. ~-,.,,, 8act\ 911·14M JIS ManMAW. &lftNN ltland ..,. 1111 , - •' ---~ ELEUIT CllmY UN5 ••WPWT• U1.,_ Imagine lwmg Ln Newpon Beach .wnh a brook meandenng through vour elegant estatt-ThlS home has :i bd. ~ • ba. formal d1rung room and den Hand.!>om Canul~ room features hand rubbed walnut cell: mg and carvt'd Ji.rt>place Custom qua!Jt, Nancy Short --~ UlllA $421,llO North Laguna-5 mrome uruts w1thm walk.mg d.J.st.ance \0 town & beach Pm.~ t.o sell at $425 .000 Connie Maxsenu ICUIFlllT.-nl UllU 1111,111 Just listed. spectacular 3 bd .. w hn.e wawr poundmg WifVe:.. Catalm.a sunsets. hard- wood floor.. rut..'t' trad.Juonal homt- °"'·ner says "SELL NOW .. Rod Dale~ IPECTMIUI mAI & CATWI& ftfWS!? SHl,IOO Whitt-water vie\\ from thu. North Laguna 4 bd . 3 ba . home Open bearru. fa.rruh room & mort-on a t·ul de sac.. st.not>t to sin.et lot Temflt· Quality' Rod DaJey YIW IALll& PUTIHSE S 111,MI Lowest pnc.-ed penthoUbE' "'1th c::athedrol t'E'l.ltng and skyhgh~ Popular 2 br 2 bo pl.an Linda Oeth PIQT1I( AMI um e1•11m si.1,500 OWC 1st or 2nd Trust l:liet..od Like brandnev. -luxunous and se_a<.·1ous 2 br with fo.rrul~ ruom and fonnal CL.rung room with m shon d.J.stan<'t' to Nev. pon becn·hes Linda Ot.>th IDT Ttlai-.EST NICE S 11 l ,HO Ov.·nt-r w ill <.:arr' :!od TD Tctke ovt·r fixed raw l'>t TD Pr{'.'Sttge ~ gal(.-d c:ommunit~ :! br over looking pnvat.e greenbelt Lmda Oeth n m• Ttft ... --tlt.Y SHMI! &·auuful Laurelv.uod v. 1th park. wnn1~ and pool ('Ont.am!> thi.s stngle story end unat ~ br ~bet .md µnvat·y \'er~ spE-<.·1al µnw and loc...au on and t'Xt'f•llent flnan< mg Ltr1dd O •th U.UU luet UMO IM . PanoramJl \'lev. rwv. h remodeled dt"(:~ J bd J •~ A\'a1labll-unmed1at.el~ Lmdci CX.th .. lf'FEI• 1211,MO Ch.arrru.ng Cape Cod t•cmdu v. 1th \'lt''-' of mount.atru. and rught bghti. 2 bt-odroom l. . both !.t·-t:unt~ syi:.t.em. att.ach(~ 2 car garage t'()mmuruty pool and t.eruus wu. Egan .._WNIT ClfST W ., 1111 .... Popular plan 4 SJ>dCIO~ 3 bd. 3 00 · sunkt>n l.i\•1ng room. flrt'plac:e . wet bar Breakfast area Mast.er sUJt.e wnh adpm mg !Jbrary Pnva~locauon Lo~ Egan •4f&aeLY sat .ul" UH,111 Tw·o l>t'paraU!. 'two story uruts Just 2 . block:. t.o beach~' Front urut hru> 2 bd. 2 . ba dt:'n. farrul~ room. flf'(fp ltK.'t' l<iundr~ nn . & pnvatf' patio Rt:-ar urut has 3 bd 1 bo . f in•pla<."l wood beam <.-eilings Lot!> Egan 1CUI yttwtt Sll.000 :i bt-druom!> .! bath. modt·I horTJt m North Laguna wtth _grt.'dl oc-.·an \'ll'"' Al 'v\ e1nert '11UEST1C llOtlEIUIUI.. I 1tlll,llG 8'•auufull~ oppomtt'd horrn m Big Ca nvon wnh view" from t'Vt·rv room mount.dm.... l.skt~ nttt-ltghu. ~d 4 fair "'<IY~ °'" k~ .:md pdlJ~ gra''-eac.h ruum P•n l "!Jo cmd g.szebo t·nhant'(· a largt- • 1111·1 l.dmir1.e d fl'a Carolyn M~n .,TWI ST•Y WIEI CUSS EITIY" l ht ClaattM ... S.. 1-4 Thi:. I anld"W ;5 W tov. nhorTl(' m pres- UJ?!OUS Slg Con~un has a medley of anwnll1f"> µldnkt-d floor m li"ing room. d1rung ruum k1t.c.hen <Uld farrnly room. four l)k~ hgh~ 11lum1Tldlt-the 1st floor Wraµ arol.lfld pauu \'wws of bay and uc.~an Mi~.000 Carolvn Mason . . "1*.Lm ISUll" SJ.MIMO MagrufK't.'nt boyfront home on 196' fron- tage ~ bd . 2 • ba .. formal duung with fireplace outstanding Carmi~ room Bt-aut1ful woods throughout. trench doon. and oak plank entry Temf1c for entertammg inside or out Caroh n Md..SOn . Thi" fmt-St view!) are vours from thlS 3rd floor comer urut n ght on the bay Two ldrgt:> bedrooms. 2 batru.. beauufuU_ rt:'· modded kHchen Completely funushed. SI iOO•monlh or sale at $450.000. Hallie Strock1Carolyn Mason YllU ULll& SPRW.S "°-S-.Y 1-4 LIU& IETl-Ul IUZllT 2• CacMr :: JM ......... , ......... L.owest pnced penthou.st' with <:athedral L'('1bng and skyhghts Popular 1 br 2 ba plan SI 77 .500 Lmda Oeth HI C.., ::H t ""'Htic• ...,., 5Me4 c..-.itr" OWC !st or 2nd Trust Deed Like brand nt>W-Juxunous and spacious 2 br with fanulv room and formal dtru.ng room with Ill short dtstan<'t' to Ne wport beaches S249.500 Linda Oeth 218 CICHf :: 1N ~ ..,., a.. .. ,,..,. Ov.rner w ill c.arry 2nd TD Ta ke over lixed rat.(> 1st TD Presuge guard gated c:ommuruty 2 br over &<>Ok.mg pnvate greenbelt $1 57.500 Lmda Oeth ... ., .. ctn..fllfYan llMI" .... .- Lovely 5 bd .. 4 ba., home m ga~ guarded lrv1Ae Cove Spectacular entry with sw11'TU'l'Ung pool. e ntert.ainment area. ocean view Oft.en corwdered the finest beach ~n So Calaf Rod Daley/Al Weinert "PllCl 1EMW Ill CAif•" llH- Slashed $50.000 Deauv1lle model with 3 or 4 bedrooms -atUc too" V1ew!1 Perfect <.'Ond1tJon Liz Bea.zJey flllT .... 1Ut ...,.. TRI• WI U T!• 1-4 See harbor activities from bay \0 ocean ~ sunsets over Cat.alma. A dream of a locauon Excellent financing tenns and owne r is also interested in trading for t'Ommerc:1al or UlCOme. Lt2 Beazley "UMI "'1_1 ACUS" 1111.- Located ne~e Vista Valley Country Cl ub an easy drive to Newport Beach An adobe handcrafted home with vtew over rolling hills \0 the Pacific Ocean Lighted t.t>nnis ('OUrt, avocados & lemons Liz Beazley "CIST• .. (" sn..- Custom built 3 bedroom hillside home designed by famous archit«t. Fabulous view of coastline, bay. Newport Center ·and great mght hght vtew .also Gounnet kitchen and large yard for entertaining Pnvate beaches Esther Tabak. "IEWLY USTU Tllimt'' su..- StroU along the south side of Coast Hwy m Old Corona Del Mar and you'U find tht.S newly l.J.sted treasure. Spacious ruo~ with high vaulted ce1lmgs embel.J.sh th.ts lovely 2 story home Mast.er suite LS zont-d for pnvacy with its at- ta<:hed deck Formal dirung & k.Jtchen view upon a garden type patio. Wood and oak tnm abound m every room. Hallie Strock1Samantha Tomsic WIUtsUll WH FllllU ... I SUl.IM Large farruly home. 5 bedrooms 4 baths. family room. loft Well maintained home in fme rond1tton, on one of the nicest streets n('ar south bay front HalJJe Strock "UTTU IAllU ISUll" . 1111,111 Bay view s and a prime t'Om er lot accent this 3 bedroom. r'C'C'ently redecorated and remode led home Largt-master bedroom with sunny deck Newer roof, furnace, water heater. S('('Unty system . bath- rc~ Hallie St.rock "WU~ D•tNE" 1111,111 Hlghly upgraded 2 bd. 2111 ba townhouse w ith wood shutters and stained glass window and door Oak plank flooring in kitchen and entry hall. Excellent financ- ing" Owner may exchange for beach property. E&ther Tabak. ' Grubber Ellis NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 644-7020 2 0 • w • LUii -llWLY •MUTO Satl,llO Move right in to the 5 bdrm, pool home on a lovely quiet street. New carpet, paint and paper. Large assumable loan. Barbara Aune I uumWM MITUPIUIY IHFlllT 12,111,IM Santa Maria Stone-white oak and g~ create an unbelievable feeling-<>n one of the finest locations in Newport Harbor. 3 bdrm, elegant den and bar. U your are into perfection. Totally furnished. Fee. Barbara Aune UYFlllT •WI -l 11,111,000 English Country, wonderful use of pan- eled wood and traditional moldings. High ceilings, French doors, beveled glas.5 and brass. A large home with wonderful intimacy. 3 fireplaces. 5 bdrm. 3 boat slips. Barbara Aune WlllOflL YICTMWI 1144,IOO Newly built with charm of days gone by Upper floors with bay view. 3 fireplaces. 3 bdnns, 4 baths, on an extremely Large lot. Leasehold. Barbara Aune ,,Allll& Ill ... ,. Pl.II 1111,000 Below the highway-next to park. Beautifully maintained 2 bdrm, owners unH plus 3, l bdrm units, 45 ft. lot, swimming pool, laundry room. 4 car gar- age. Won't last. Lucy Rose IEW USTlll-TllTLHHI llllLHH 1222.- A real doll house. eambria model with 2 bdnns and den and decorated beautifully with custom wallpaper and window cov- e rings. Lucy Rose FHILllS 1I0° YIEW-111 CHHI SSI0,000 Incredible views from every room bring nature indoors. Large semi-enclosed deck overlooks vast panorama of golf course. takes, city lights, trees. Spaeious 2 bdrm, den, 2 1t'z bath, security gates. Pool, spa. tennis. A wonderful hfestylf> in Newport Micki Cooper cuFF uY11 sna,ooo Architecturally uruque Bnon Jeanette custom design home with open spacious feeling for entertaining & tranquil living. Master suite with alcove and jacuu1. 4 bdrm, 3 bath. Fine view. Lois Jacobs HllT llW YIEW 1241,000 Watch the boats sail by from this spacious. decorator perfect Newport Crest condominium, 3 bdrm, 2 'h bath. formal dinJng, security system, 2 car garage. Assume loan and owner will he lp with 2nd. Lois Jacobs . .,a. SNAIH OIYI IJH,IM Spacious 2 bdrm condo m new develop- men t features French doors, wood- buming fireplace, plus many tastefully selected upgrades. Immediate po68eSSion J>05Sible. Paula Bailey/Dona Chichester Ill CUTll ... · 1121,111 Private comer unit. 3 bdrm, 2 'h bath, 2 story "El Dorado" plan. Perfect con· dition. Seller will help finance-available immechately. Community pool, tennis and security gate. Martha Mcnab IEW HE USTIM-UYs.IE • 1111,IOO Charming newly remodeled country kitchen with massive island area and large eating area . Cute cozy fireplace. spacious living room with courtyard patio. Separate upstairs high-beam mas- ter bdnn. 3 houses from the beach. Bever- ly Morphy UYSIORES CITillE 1421,000 Best location on Bayshore Dr. across from beach, view from uvrng room & potent1al 180° Vlew 1f 2nd story 1s added. Charm- ing 2 beaches. gate-guarded. Leasehold. Beverly Morphy CHIU HL 11&1 PltL ... E SHl,000 Exceptionally nice 4 bdrm home sur- rounds lush patw w/pool. Comer locauon a ffords privacy. Access to private beaches. Martha Macnab IOll lllU S 1H,OOO Between shoppmg & beach in Newport Beach. Lovable 1 bdrm cottage w/double garage. Zoned for duplex Martha Mac- nab ammH JACITSllH 12,IOO,OOO Wonderful SpanJSh Coloma! Valla near Newport Harbor Y.C. 70' on bayfront w l new pier and slip to accommodate 2 large boats. Nostalgic mam house and new guest house. Spacious patio and san_dl beach. Offered furnished at $2.:wo.ooo incl. land. Martha Macnab EITU PllYATE LICATIH 1221,000 3 bdrm. 21fi bath, El Dorado plan in-the Mcuun townhomes adjacent to Sig Ca - nyon 2 story end unit Community pool. tennis, and security. Martha Macnab UYFlllT-SlllU STtlY 11,111,000 · Located on 55' overlooking the most active channel in the harbor. Steps to the Bay Club. Lovely family onented home w/4 bdnns.. family rm, dining rm, iiur- rounding lush interior patio Private com- munity offers security. pnvate beaches. and unique Bayshores lifestyle. Incl. land. Martha Macnab • .... -··-1441,111 $I 00,000 price reduction on Harbor Ridge "Kensington". 4 bdrm, 3 bath, formal dining nn, family nn. wr;ap around patio with mountain and night light views. Community pool and tennis courts. 24 hour security gate. Donna Godshall lllffl NW SJ 11,llO Beautiful Delores end unit with outstand- i~g panoramic back by and rught bght vtews. 3 bdrm, 2 'h baths. Decorated in neutral colors. Lush greenbelt. Close to community pool. schools and shopping. Incl. land. Donna Godshaq b •Ylll THUil PUIH• YllW -1111,111 Single story 4 bdrm, 3 1ti bath, formal . dining nn and famlly rm. Two spacious master suites. Redecorated with new carpets. drapes. tiles. wallpapers. ftx- tures. appbances. etc Sparkling pool m private courtyard. Donna Godshall l IUl .....:..U IHl,lll Romantic Cape Cod remodel with beauti- ful custom touches. This 3 bdrm, fanu.ly rm home ss an ent.Jcmg opportunity. Warm. inVlUng faffilly home to enjoy ma secure atmosphere. Coby Ward FHOH YIEW-StYIUSS llll 1111,llO Fabulous views of ocean. bay and city li ghts-high atop Spyglass Hill. This beautiful 5 bdnn. 3 bath home 1s-;rom· plete with pool & spa. lcx:ated on view side! Extras too numerous to Ltst-pcrfe<·t family home Ind land Danny BabbtStl'phanie Grodv ILIFFS-4 IHI t 11111 1111 12ll,lll FM Bonus room easily converted to 5th bdrm w ith private bath. !nd urut Z Plan with large bright family kitchen. Private patio ean be extended. Close to pool. 1st & 2nd T D.'s assumable. Jo Ann Ken t.on ILIFFS-fllCO Fii tllCI UU 1201 ... 3 bdrm Tnna plan on love ly greenbelt m origmal Bluffs. Newly decoralt'd an earth tones. Vacant and ready for offers Jo Ann Kenton lllTllCTIYE HIE-PHSTlllHS HU SUI.IOI Transferred owner has pnc:ed tht~ C'hann- mg home to sell! Spacious rooms. high ceilings and near nt'w paint Carpeting and drapes compliment the sunken Jiving room and elegant mastt•r bdrm suite Owner w11J assist with financ-mg Larry Dyer Grubb tr Ellis NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 644-6200 • • -·· ·------~-.__.--------~-~--. YOU DROPPED YOUR WHAT?~ OUR PRI CES .. .It's our Phase IV close out party-You 're invited and at these outstanding price reductions don 't you deserve to own a home in NEWPORT BEACH! We think you do- Here's why- _ PRIVACY , We started with the location- about a ten minute walk or bike to the beach. Fresh ocean breezes-a forest of lush green landscaping. Lots of privacy, including a 24 hour staffed gate to greet your friends and keep you safe. FEATURES Air-conditioning for a start, you just can't depend on Mother Nature these days! Extra ' large balconies and patios for plain old fun SJ;ld relaxing. Our elevators really make coming and going easy. Up-scale appliances and mir- rored wardrobe doors are but a few of the features included. Sale.a Oftlce ()pea DallJ 10:00 A.M. co 5:00 P .II. VILLA BALBOA, HO CAGNEY LANE New,ort ~.CA tzeu (714) 645-6469 a PRICING & FINANCING _At these prices there isn't a better value anywhere, but you can be the judge. There are a very limited selection of penthouse homes available wi t h some ocean views. We have several attractive financ- ing plans available-stop by and we can discuss them. Our phase IV close-out prices will end on or before February 28, 1985. So stop hf today! . \ TWO BEDROOMS & TWO BEDROOMS/DEN Builder's Close-Out Prices ' $180,000 to $339,000 : ! F .. e - For the art ·of liv.ing well. Especiall1 for ~ that Homenem A private gate-guarded community at 180 Cabrillo. che Bench. ~ 1 block North 0£ 1 7th on Orange, Costa Mesa ,.,. The ar1 of llvmg well most dehrutely includes a beaut1tully designed home Galleno o ff ers 5 sophisticated floor plans Plan A -2 Master Bedroom Suites 2· Baths 1.540 square teel Pian B -3 Bedrooms 2 Baths plus Den I 755 square t eel Plan C -3 Bedrooms 2 Baths I 765 square feet Plan D -2 Master Bedroom Suites 2 Baths 1.490 square feet Plan E -3 Bedrooms 3 Baths .. 1.625 square teet Q • Gate Guarded • Gounnet K.ttchen • French Doors • Skylights • Woodbummg Fireplaces • High Volume Sloped Ceilings • Fire Spnnk.Jered • Fam~v Room or Den • Dmmg Area • Tile Entnes • Special Garage Storage AN Olf ·~() f ~y 14Ck lt ll ;1 I '>• FRGM $159,500 I _.. '6 I 'lurthO< mlonnat•on conJaci · Chuck Spiller or Joyce Walti.e .,-_ ( 7 14) 631-1266 • ~ Broker "ooperot1on is ottered "•t ~··~~ ~ ."'fl:~:.; .· . 4 ~ J, -"1 ·~ •'• . ·~l .. :·, .. · ./; t .11.'" •.. • ~ >·~ I)~· ~·3fil~:=::::::::=::3E ,. I 'tr' .,,,,. .. I: ..... :,..,, ...,,._.,, .... ,~ .. ti:t .... •!l • a cO..Ct"" \ ANO!ICAl'ING "°' "' S..OWN l --. ----------..... --------------------------------------------------------..... OPENING SOON The 11GALLERIA" an exceptional way of life offering in-town sophistication and convenience with all the best in shopping, dining & cultural amenities. Yet, within this gated community is an atmosphere of gracious living quietly apart from its urban sur- rouodings. Centrally located near 17th & Orange Ave., in Eastside Cost a Mesa.· Priced from $159,500. JOYCE WlLTZE .. SPILLER 631 -1266 OCEAN VIEW JOYCE WILTZE SPILLER ~MMC- 831-1211 Gorgeous-Villa Balboa Condo featuring 2 master suites. Lovely view of t\Jewport Pier and ocean. Large assumable loan at 12% fixed. Asking $209,000. JIYOE Wlln SPIUER 631-1266 BUILDERS PROJECT R-2 lot Eastside Costa Mesa. 5 unit condo project. Includes working drawings. Soils report, some engineer- ing and D.A.E. work. Rare opportunity to start building soon! JOYCE WlLTZE 631 -1 266 BEACH DUPLEX 10% DOWN-nice, clean, newer duplex near Newport pier. Upper unit has master suite. Swedish fireplace & ocean view from deck. 10% down! Priced to sell now! $260,000. JOYCE WlLTZE SPILLER 631-~266 KINGS ROAD VIEW $410,000 FEE Just listed! Spacious four bdrm, 3 bath with family room all on large 60X 150 foot lot overlooking New- port Bay. CURT HERltRTS II 631-1266 NEWPORT CONDOMINIUM-$179,900 2 bdrm built in 19~0 is only steps to Newport Bay Owner will con- sider lease with option to purchase or may trade with cash for commercial land or Income producing property. CURT HERIERTSll 631 -1266 CURT HERIERTS II WMI< 131-1288 NEW LISTING, BRAND NEW CONDOMINIUM Tremendous value. 3 bdrm , 2/5 bath with dining room, family room, fireplace and 2 car garage. Only 5 minutes from Newport Bay and beaches. Low down payment or lease with option. $114,900. CIRT llElllEllTS 11 631 -1266 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA NEW LISTlt1"' Super sharp 3 bdrm, 2 t--# ~ "nee on one of East- side's best street~s· o~ ~ ~ remodeled kitchen , family room with ~·•d dining room. $165,000. CllT IEllEITS II 63 -ot> COUNTRY F•ENCH KINGS RD. • VIEW Su perb 5 bdrm residence on large prime corner lot. Sweeping view of bay & ocean from master suite, living room & den. 4,480 sq . ft. of luxury living. Separate maids quarters. Numerous cus- tom features and amenities. JUST LISTED AT $750,000. EXCLUS I V E S HOWINGS . RAE IOllERS 631-1266 BAYFRONT $775,000 ASSUME $600K AT 9'9 Immaculate Lido Isle triplex. Rig ht on the beach. Two 3 bedroom units plus 1 bdrm unit over 3 car garage. Excellent valu~ & fin ancin g. llAE RlllEIS 631-1266 ~E R8D&ERS .Rf/M~ 131-1218 VICTORIAN MANOR $429,000 PRIME Newport Heights built In 1982. 3,400 sq. ft. of living area. Master craftsmanship, 3 bdrm, family room, formal dining. Antique doors & fireplace. Too many upgrades to , ment ion. It 's stunning I· EXCLUSIV E LISTING! Call for appointment. W llHEH 631-1266 CLIFF DRIVE VIEW From this exception Cliff Haven home. Four bdrms plus den & family room. View of Bay & ocean from master suite & large observation deck. French doors to oak floor. It has everything! . Beautiful yard with pool & spa. Listed at $450,000. RAE IOHERS 631-1266 •. NEW LISTING-NEWPORT HEIGHTS Deliglltful 3 bdrm home. Rustic, secluded surroundings. Master suite with adjoining den & jacuzzi. Much more. r Asking $235,000. RAE RODIERS 631 -1266 KINGS ROAD VIEW Outstanding view of bay & ocean from this Cliff Haven beauty. 3 bdrm, 3 bath home. Master suite has view deck. Owner may consider carrying financing. Asking $545,000 RAE RDllERS 631-1266 NEW DUPLEX-COSTA MESA Pride of ownership! Two 2 bdrm units. One unit is new - the other completely refurbished. Just on the market - great location & value. Asking $159,000. UE llOllEllS 631-1266 EXCLUSIVE $119,000 3 bdrm charmer In Newport Heights. 2 full baths. Warm cozy den. Assume 1st TD. Excellent opportunity! Call for appointment. W 1•111 63 1-1266 f llEWPOIT HEICHTS Deluxe 3 year new condo-custom quality t hroughout. Cedar beamed ceilings, two Master Suites. Assumable financing. Just listed at $1 79,900. Call today. UI llMlll 63 1-1266 234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA• 631-1266 ---- ~· ~-. 4ft£, , .• WE NEED YOUR LISTINGS SPYGLASS HILL CUSTOM Magnificent ocean. bay, harbor views from this over 9,000 sq. ft. custom 6 bdrm, 7 bath, all oak entertainment room with full bar off the private study or office, game room , fam ily room, gazebo room for star gazing. Master suite with jacuzzi, environmental control room with desert sun tropical rain, jungle steam, spring showers, large pool and spa with all ceramlcJile decks, and built in heaters, tennis court, 6 fireplaces, fantastic kitchen, bank owned prop- erty, submit any offer on down payment and financing or trade com mercial, or units, office. Truly a great buy at $2,500,000. IHI llYIE IHP 631-1266 *BAYFROllT, $500,000 DOCK* Spacious 4 bdrms, 3 baths, formal dining, 'family room. wet bar and large master suite with view of the bay. Buil t- in BBQ, patio and lawn. Private 40' dock. $500,000 Submit! IOI I IOYIE IHP •NEWPORT BEACH WITH TENNIS TOO!* 4 bdrms, 2.5 baths, f4mily room. 2 firep~aces. wet bar. extended views of city night lights and ocean. Community pool, tenn is and spa. Security guard gate. $395,000. IOI I.& IDYil IOOP SANTA ANA HEIGHTS-HORSE PROPERTY Builders delight. This property has possible commercial value. Lot size 66 X300 wtth a back bay view. Has existing ' small house & storage barn. Zoned for horses. $350.000 IOI I DOVIE llOP WE NEED YOUR LISTINGS BOB & DOVIE KOOP 631-1266 Bob ·I Dovie loop Bob loop, Jr. TOP SALES PRODUCER FOR CALIF I 1983 **OPEii HOUSE** SOMMERSET HARBOR. VIEW Saturday & Sunday 1-5, 1921 Port Weybridge. 5 bdrm. 3 bath, new carpet & wallpaper. Lots of brick work, sunny side of street. $340 ,000. Ill I llYIE IMP 631-1266 · .. l»ENTHOUSE COllDO , Villa Balboa's largest penthouse, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, family room, wet bar, formal living and dining room. Submit all offers. $265,000. 1111 llYIE IMP *CUSTOM VIEW HOME* Foreclosure, wood & glass 3 bdrms, 3 baths, gourmet kitchen. Ocean, canyon & city lights view. Owner & lender will cooperate with the sale of this home. $399,000. 1111 DOVIE IOOP HARBOR RIDGE CUSJOM 5 bdrm. 5 bath, formal dining, large family room, beautiful wo.rkmanship, !n all woodwork, 3 fireplaces. private spa. This home has one of the finest views arlYwhere of the harbor, ocean, Catalina, city Hghts. The best custom buy at $1 .395,000. 181 I llYIE IOOP HARBOR RIDGE DEVONSHlkt Devonshire 5 bdrm. 4 bath, family room, dining room. all new paint, ca rpet, drapes, brick deck. kitchen & entry Complete ocean. bay, city, mountain views. $500,000. 11% & 12% fi xed financing. Private yard with. room for pool. Will sell fast at $795,000. IOI I DOVIE IOOP BALBOA PENINSULA DUPLEX Investors. 2 units plus bachelor, oAe 2 bdrm-1 bath, two 2 bdrm-1 bath. ·three vf!ry large bachelor units, one block to oceanfront. Steal at $215.000 Fee. No negative cash flow. Try and match this. 1111 llYIE IMP LEASE, LEASE, LEASE ·Three bdrm. 3 bath. family room. large yard with patio, close to bay. beach & play area. $2 ,200month.1111 llYIE IMP BOB &.DOVIE KOOP . 234 E. 17th ST., COST~ MESA • 631-1266 Otange County Re.I Eet.ate/ Iv\ Ad*1 aupPfement to tM DAILY PtLOT /SatUrday, February~. 1985 -1S -I I I I I I I ~ l I I l ! ' I I ·~ I I T • • • --·-:---:,,.~-----.---.--~--------- Dalebou·t Bay & Beach, Real Estate ~ REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 ' COME WITH US TO ••• - Exciting, spectacular. fabulous, ex1raordlnary, Impressive, and on, and on. and on. This view home Is so beautifully remodeled and decorated tha1 tt Is difficult to describe. Some amenities of this dramatic home Include oak parquet floors, skylights. leaded glass, trench doors, wood paneUng, and cu1tom textured walls. onyx fireplace in the large living room. and huge paneled family room with fireplace. A cornttr walk behind wet bar MtV99 three areas. Beautiful mast~ suite with fireplace, wet bar. adjoining mirrored master bath containing double china.sinks, gold fixtures, Jacuzzi tub. Four other .... bedrooms, each with Its own bath. Paneled library. Stop in and enjoy the experience. Just reduced $170,000 ........................................ NOW $675,000 1 Open Sat/Sun 1-4:30 1221 Polertl Drtn LINDA ISLE ? •• : Exquisitely private, efegantty and thoughtfully appointed, this lovely five bedroom home Is situated In a gate-guarded enclave w"h forty five feet on the water. Pier and float for large boat. Metk:.utousty constructed. Matd's q.u,rters dowMtatrs. Master and ch*- dren's wtngs upstairs. Moel lmportant ... yOM own the land. Large &saU11nabtl8 loan ....... $2, 150,000 DOVER SHORES . . . Meticulous detailing. On the bayfront. Beautlfulty remodeled within past three years. French doors. Oak cabinetry. Beveled mirrors. Gourmet kitchen with com- plete appllances. Five spaclou's bedrooms. Four baths. Master bedroom retreat with fireplace plus adjoining room for office or study. Huge brick patio. Spa. Pier and float for large boat. $200,000 r~ductlon .................... NOW $975,000 SPYGLASS HILL ... A million d ollar view with a home to match. A beautifully customized five bedrooms Southport model. Hardwood floors. Decorator wall coverings. Lovely paneling. ~auna in master bath. Restful pool and spa. One of Spyglass Hill's best views of the bay and ocean .................................................... $895.000 Open Sat/Sun 1-4:30 ...... 55 Goleta Point Drive PERRIS, CALIFORNIA ... Tax shelter and ap- preciation may be yours In fast growing River- side County. This nearly new six-unit strip Shop- ping Center has projected income of $62,000 and four tenants have trip le ne1 leases ............................................................. $750,000 DOVER SHORES ... Dramatic three bedroom custom home. Retractable roof over indoor pool and spa. Poolside large family room with· fire- place. Panoramic view of Upper Bay and city lights from step-up living room. family room, dining room. master bedroom and kitchen. Fireplt on beautifully landscaped two-level vlew patio. Solar pool heater ....................... $750,000 DOVER SHORES . . . For the discriminating buyer. This three bedroom custom home Is located In a privileged neighborhood. Of special Interest is the super colossal view, the two master suites In one wing and the extraordinary size of every room In the house. You'll be absolutely amazed at the favorable terms of- fered by the seller ................................ $720,000 Open Sun 1-4:30 ............... 1028 Westwlnd Way DOVER SHORES . . . Dramatic five bedroom home with breathtaking views from every room. Four baths. Family room with wet bar. Library with lighted bay window. Island kitchen with colorful tlle has second sink, two ovens, grill and bart>eque. 16 x 32 heated pool. Three car garage plus hobby room or work shop ............................... ::.: ........... , ...... Now $695,000 SPYGLAll . . . This smashing four bedroom Tradewlnds model makes an eloquent lm- pressfon. It begins the moment you enter the private pool-sized courtyard. It does not end until you experience the thrill of the vast view. Enjoy the dramatlcatty mirrored entry, the soar- ing beamed ceUlngs, the plantation shutters and the view-oriented spa. Call us for addltlonal detaUa ................................................... $658,000 Open Sat 1-4:30 ........................... 29 Monteclto DOVER SHORES ... Exciting bay vtew enjoyed from entire llvlng area. Fabulous family room with custom walnut t?ar and wine storage. Fan- tastic home for c88Ual parties or formal enter- taining. Four bedrooms and four batha. Con- vertible den. Master with tx.dlt-ln mirrored~~ lng table. One bedroom and bath ldea8ty k>cated tor maid or gYeet. Huge gounnet kitchen .............................................................. $595,000 SftYGLA&8 RIDGE . . . The highly upgraded Hiiisboro model. Five spacious bedrooms. Three and one-half baths. Wine cellar. Security sys- tem. Maid's quarters on first floor. Restful view of ocean, bay and city lights ................ $595,000 Open Sat/Sun 1-4~30 ........ 16 15 Bay Cliff Circle BA YCREST ... Elegant in every respect. Even the light fixtures suggest quallty. Four spacious bedrooms upstarts. Richly appointed master suite downstairs. French doors and windows. Luxuriantly planted yard. Pool. ............ $550,000 DOVER 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 DOVER SHORES ... Delightful three bedroom, three bath home. Located on a very private. no traffic street. Lovely pool and spa. The rear windows overlook bay and Fashion Island nlg'ht lights. Cozy den with wet bar and view. Three car garage, plus large space for hobby or storage. Freshly painted exterior. Immaculate condition. Price reduced ............................... Now $525,000 SEAVIEW ... A luxury resldence ... at a beauti- fully affordable price. Colossal view. Four bedrooms. Prestigious location. With a low cash down payment, owner will consider various financing possibilities. Good a88Umable loan. This home doesn't scream wealth. It just re- wards Insight. Please call us ................ _s.89,500 BIO CANYON . Perhaps your ceaaeleas search for the ultimate In Big Canyon Is over. A superb Bordeaux Is available wtth versatlte and practical terl'T)S offered by the owner. Two large bedrooms and convertible den. Three baths. Spacious living room with fireplace. Three car garage. Qovered patio. Automatic sprinkler sys- tem. Security gate ................................ $479,000 MT. PALOMAR AREA ... Stand In the center of your own 35+ acre parcel and enjoy the tower- ing pines and view In every direction. Gentle slopes and l~el ground make the location of that getaway dream home easy. Publtc roads to the property. It could be divided Into four parcels .................................................. $450,000 8AYCREIT . . . Spacious ftve bedroom home with oversized yard complete wtth poof, apa and shutne board court. This property la perfect for entertaining on a grand ICafe yet lend• kMff to Intimate faml~ ilvfng ............................ $415.000 Open Sun 1 .... :30 .................. 1~7 Antigua Wa)I BA YC.ST . . . An Inviting and COfftfor1abk .feur bedroom, three and one--MM bath home Gourmet kitchen wtth ~ convenlenoe Spacioue backyard with abundant trees enc flowering shrubs. A great famlty neighborhooc .............................................................. $375,00C HARBOR VIEW HOMES . . . Beautltully up graded and remodektd "Palermo" model Located on a quiet cul de sac. Country Frencf decor. Oak floors and ceilings in kitchen anc family room. Four spacious bedrooms. 0th& features Include skylights and French doors Very private backyard 'with deck & spi .............................................................. $369,00C Open Sat 1-4:30 ..................... 2041 Port Brlstc JASMINE CREEK ... Two story executive resl dence ... so beautlfully planned you are scarcef'. aware of a neighbor. Elegant stairway ln-entr)I Huge living room with fireplace. Formal dlnlnf room. Family room. Three bedrooms. Two are quiet spacious. Lovely carpets and drapes Huge brick patio. Lush landscaping .... $352,00I Open Sun 1-4:30 .......................... 8 Shoal Drlv1 BAYCREST ... Walk Into this house and you wt experience the sensation of being part of It. Fe entertaining, It's versatile. For family living, It' practical. All rooms (four bedrooms, four bath: kitchen, dining room and family room) are e) tremety spacious. The pool la 9'mply superb. Th land la Included In the purchase prloe. Dollar fc dollar, thla poaaesslon makes sense ... $350,00 Open Sat/Sun 1-4:30 ........ 1628 Santiago Ori\ BAYCREST ... Fascinating four bedroom, fOI bath home. The atrium entrance wtth retractab roof Is a deUghtful experience In Indoor-outdo entertaJnlng. Beautifully planted lounging are with wet bar. Use of beveted glass mlrro enlarge the appearance of aJI rooms .. $327 ,SC Open Sun 1-4:30 .................... 1826 Tradewtnc 8AYCREST . . . An extraordinary home In choice location. Four spacious bedrooms. Tv and one-half baths. Large ltvtng room wt fireplace. Formal dining room plus dining apa• In kitchen. Antique oehlng tans, lkyllgh1 stained glau wlndowa. Walk-In cloae1 Spacious yard wtth hot tub .................. $260,04 HARBOR HtGHLANDI ... Hlghty upgraded fo bedroom, two bath home. Completety 04 kitchen. New plum bing. New 'roof. New batt Property In move-In condition. A very nice sl backyard .............................................. 's220.0o . NEWPORT CREST ... .Two level condo with s • deck on each level. Two bedrooms, two a one-hatf batlla. Oen with wet bar. Wide two c garage with laundry tacuttlel ............... $172,0 NEWPORT BEAC. II f 8 I, Ir le )f 18 ra IC) It a 10 lh :e I, I. IO ur . rw 11. te )() IOI l&Y llAll Oc.~anview. Luxurious near new duplex. 3 .Bdrms. 2 Ba up and 2 .Bdrms, 2 Ba down. fire- places in both units. big 4 car garage. Asking $299,000 Wlth low down pay~ent. l&YHHT Delightful 3 Bdrm home on tht> water with slip and side tit» Ca- thedral ceilings, 2 f irepla<-es Spacious Mstr Bdrm suite with s1tttng room overlooking the .water. Large patio & balcony Income unit ov er garage $399,000 Mlll·llUI YIEW ' From kitchen. deck & Bdrm. large Mstr + guest Bdrms. 2 Baths, dbl gar, community pool, spa & tennis courts. A super condo at $1:>9.000 or try a lease option. POllSIU IUOI MU Only 1 block to beach, newly-" decorated 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba, frplc, dbl garage. Asking only $169,000. Ill CHIU llPW Great investment a t only $209,500 Two 1 Bdrm units in very n1re condition. Large pat10 and separate garages. Excellent rental area. Will trade. IAYFllOIT Professionally decorated single ;;tory waterfront home. Spec· ldcular vie ws from huge sun deck. 40.,dock will take a boat up to 50' Fantastic financing $469.000. llPLU ti TIE WATH With pier & float. 3 Bdrm & 1 Bdrm. A tremendous value at $399,500. . TIEIEIHIS VAUE 3 Bdrm upper and 1 Bdrm lower- each with fireplace. bit-ms,. el.{' Big 4 car garage and 1 blk to beach. $225,000 w/good terms SIWlPfE AT 1121,000 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba be<ich cottage m the middle of th~ peninsula. All this plus great terms. 875-8870 REAL ESTATE ....... 2121 Siii .... , tin lllh 14 . . .,.,......, SlllETS IYEI CATALllA T~at's th~ view f~om this magnificent manor high on a hill m prestigious Harbor R1~ge! This luxurious 5 B<:f. 7 Ba reflects the oltimate in quality thru-out. Boasts of a ~brary. step down family rm w/f-place. gourmet kitchen & incredible master suite w/sauna, f-place, walk-in "closet-room" and VIEW. 40' pool & spa T ry your home as down payment. Offered at $1,950.000. Jen Hunt I Trafal11r e,.1 SM/I .. 1-4:11 A IEW LOOI 01 LlllA ISLE Fresh, sparkling. lite and airy-ready for the most discriminate taste! Remodeled to perfection -this 4 Bd, 2 story has it all -huge mstr. suite w/f-plc -balcony & VIEW. Form. dining-French doors open onto garden patio. Pie r & slip w/side tie. Owner w/carry & consider trade $995,000. ~eri Hunt UYFRllT·PIEll 1 SLIP Magnificent location w/60' of water- front. 3 Bd. 3 Ba. Large formal dining room -plus den -library. You own the land. $1.650,000. Harriet Perry 121 1.n.r 1111111111..,.. s.t/S.. 1-4:09 ICUIFllllT YILU Excellent summer home-w /brick patio to sand. Immaculate cond . 4 Bd. 3 Ba. Good financing. $825,000. Harriet Perry 1110 E. htafrelt 1,.1W/S..1-- LWE llYFllllT P ier & slip -Lmda. We -elegant con-. temporary -beaut. furn 4 Bd, 4 1h Ba. Din. Rm. Lg Fam Rm. Harriet P erry VISTA FIWE 3 Bd + Fam. Portofino. Prim e lot across from pai:k & pool. $3,000 decor allow- an<..-e. Submit. $165.000 Call Barbara Kastle IEW PllCE II Liii 5 Bd. super family home. South pati<>-open bearrur-new kitchen ap- pliances. A must see at .$425.000. Owner will asfilst w/financing. S ubmit trades. Owner /agent Evelyn Young · • 220 Yia ,...,_ .,.. S.. 1-4:81 CAllEI SillES ~ DeUghtfuJ 4 Bd home -re built in best of taste -motivated owner. $595.000 fee. Submit. Polly Johnston JU litter~ .,.. Sat/S.e 1-4rOI REALTY The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm Cll flllT llW LtT 11,200,000 Approx. ~ acre approved for 4 umts with a spectacular view of the bay. An exciting m vcst- ment opportunity. 1111 .... 1211,000 French doors, wet bar, used brick fireplace, skylighis, patio plus a great location. 3 bdnm & 2 baths. Bank owned-submit your temlS. llftl -.S UYRllT Slll,000 Beautifully maintained 4 bdrm home with 60 ft. on the bay plus large private pier & Ooat. Family nn, dining rm. breakf~ rm & workshop-utility nn. A terrific bayfront value! 11-. MW1 1.1-. 11T1111T s 111,111 Cheerful 2 bdrm, 2 bath con do in popular West- cllff. Pool. fireplace, c1eluxe kitchen, end unit. Walk to shopping, t.ranaportadon & park. IAll IWIEI ICWFUIT lltl,000 Recently remodeled 4 bdrm on spectacular wide sand beach just a couple of blocks from the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Large gourmet kitchen, fonnal dining rm. 3 car garage & enclosed patio. PAllWllC ICW YlfW Sltl,MI Outstanding view home at the top of Corona Highlands. Almost 3.000 sq.ft. all on one level Beautifully decorated. 3 bdrms, large family rm. lush landscaping & spa. A terrific value! IOUlflMT LIT 1411,- ln private gate guarded community. Almost 100 ft. on a spectacular beach, great surfing or just strolling on the sand. Out-of-state owner has reduced price for quick sale. \ PElllllU fSTlT! SAU M4l,IOI S pacious 4 bdnn home on 2 extra large lots-one of the largest residential parcels on the Peninsula Point! Garage a pt. family rm. den .. 4 car garage. Estate will finance. 1111e11•111 nu.- Terrific locauon on the ocean side of the hwy .. but away from the summer crowds! Old hou.<te on full size R-2 lot. -~ ... Near the exciung new Summer Wind develop- ment! Two. large 3 bdrm. 3 bath units with fireplaces. jacw::ziS. deluxe kitchens & a spectacu- lar ocean view .sundeck. Owner may exchange WISTIUff FAaY -14tUll Immaculate 3 bdrm home ideal for an active family. Terrific family rm and entertainment area with big acreen TV. fireplace & stand-up bar. Thas home shows like a model. (714) 673-4400 (213) 628-2828 2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY -CORONA DEL MAR ll HOMES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM *428 Rivera Terrace. Crna Hglnds CdM 759-9100 Sat 1:30-5·30 704 Avocado. COM 673-2617 $21 5,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ""280 Cagney 11 104 (Villa Balboa) NB 644-7020 $157.500 Sunday 1-4 v 280 Cagney :: 304 (Villa Balboa) NB 644-7020 $177 ,500 Sunday 1-4 328 Catalina. Cllffhaven. Newport Beach 760-2643 $199.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 1722 Mitchell ii 174, Tustin 631-2242 Saturday 1-5 20 Rue Grand Ducal, Big Canyon, Npt Bch 760-9533 $369.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 BA plua FAM RM or DEN ""260 Cagney tt 301 (Villa Balboa) NB 644-7020 $249,500 Sunday 1-4 16291 Casa Rey. FV 546-2313 $103.900 Sat 1-4 2535 Crestview, Bey Shores. NB 760-8333 $239,000LH Sun 2-5 v 12 Rue V1llars, Big Cyn NB 759-9100 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 * •92 Smokestone. (Woodbridge) Irvine 642-3490 $1 45.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 3 BEDROOM * * •6304 ''7 W. Oceanfront, NB 644-5 150 $695.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 1416 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terr) COM 644-6200 $285,000 Sal/Sun 1·4 30 2800 Bayview Dr, Olde COM 675-6000 $695.000 •401 Begonia. COM 760-8333 $519,000 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 v2112 Circle Dr. Bayshores. Newport Beach 644-9060 $229,000· Sat/Sun 1-4 1419 Dolphin Tert. 'Irvine Terrace, CdM 675-5930 $660.000 Sunday 1-5 *247 Orlttwood. COM 675-6000 $595,000 Sun 1-5 *301 Esparan za. Blutts. NB 759-0489 $225,000 Sunday 1-4 1850 Fullerton, CM 759-9100 $205,000 Sun 1-4 * 1701 Galatea Terrace. Irv Terr COM 675-6000 $339,000 Set 2-5 324 Marlgold. Corona del Mar 673-1181 $289,000 Set/Sun 1-5 3221 Minnesota. Mesa Verde. CM 556-7116 $138.500 Sat/Sun 10-5 1500 Santanetla, lrvlne Terr . CdM 759-1877 Red to $259.500 S.a t/Sun 1-5 1300 Sussex (Westclltf) N.B. 851-6260 $235,900 Sun 10-4 * * 114 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle. N B. 673-2507 $1,750.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 2027 Vista Caudal, Bluffs. Newport Beach v 1905 Yacht Enchantress, Seavlew, N.B 644-9060 $425,000 Sunday 1-5 3 BR plue FAM RM or DEN 2207 Aralla (Eastbluff) Newport Beach 644-6200 $298,000 Saturday 1-4 * *41 Balboa Coves. NB 760-8333 $775.000 Sat 1-5 •2407 Blackthorn. Eastblutts. N.B 644-9060 $369.500 Sat/Sun 1-4 303 Driftwood. Shorechffs. Corona del Mar 631-1400 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 600 E. 15th St (Cliff Haven) Nwpt Bch 644-6200 $315.000 Set/Sun 1-5 2302 Fairh1ll Dr .. Back Bay. Newport Beach 63 1-7300 $194.500 Sunday t-4:30 . 1954 Fanderllng Circle, Mesa Verde CM 261-765!3 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 1900 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores. N.B 631-7300 $545,000 Sunday 1-4 30 * •4615 Hampden (Cameo Shores) COM 631-1266 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * 600 Harbor Island Dr. Promontory Bay 631 -1400 $998.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ** 121 Harbor Island Rd. Newport Beach 640-4868 $1,650.000 -Sat/Sun 1-4:00 * 179 1 Hummingbird, CM 546-23 13 $229.000 Sun 1-4 224 1 Janette Pl, CM 631-7370 $ 153,900 Sun 12:30-4:30 •v6 Jetty, Jasmine CreeJ(, Corona del Mar 644-9060 $359,500 · Sunday 1-4 3076 Madeira. CM 546-231 3 $146,000 Sat 1-4 1215 Mariners Drive. Baycrest, N.B. 631 -7300 $395,000 Sat-Sun 1-4:30 2451 Marino, Bayshores. Newport Beach 759-1501 $395,000 Sun 1-4 1528 Orange Ave,(Corn. Palmer)Costa Mesa 673-1600 $215,000 Sunday 11 -4 1730 Paloma (off 20th) Newport Beach 642-5200 $195,000 Sunday 1-5 •332 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 631-7300 $460.000 Sunday 1-4:30 * •54 Royal St.George (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $2.100,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 4 1 Royal St George. Big Cyn, NB 673-7300 $625.000 Sun 1-4 1524 Santanella. Irvine Terr. Corona del Mar 644-9060 $349,000Fee. Sunday 1-4':30 153'1 Santanella, Irvine Terrce. CdM 642-5200 $263.500 Sunday 1-4:30 528 Seaward Rd, Corona Highlands, CdM 760-0807 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1940 Teresita. NB 645-09 11 $205,000 Sunday 12-6 17 15 T redewlnds Lane, Baycrest. Npt Bch 631-7300 $265,000 Sunday 1-4:30 2662 Vista. 8ayshores, Npt Bch 631-1400 $795,000 Saturday 1-4 * •22332 Wallingford. Hunt Beach 54S.23 13 $335.000 Sunday 1-4 * 1028 Westwlnd Way. Dover Shrs, N.B 631-7300 $720,000 Sunday 1-4:30 687 W Wilson, CM 546-23 13 $124,900 4 BEDROOM Sat 12-4 * * 1625 Bayside Or, Corona del Mar 644-9060 $995.000 Sunday 1-5 1662 Bimini Pl. Mesa Verde CM 545-0932 $137,500 Sat-Sun 1-4 * * 15 10 East Oceanfront. Balboa Penln 640-4868 $825.ooo Sat/Sun 1-4 ) •2708 Harbor View Or (Hrbr Vu Hiiis) COM 644-6200 $485,000 Sat/Surt 1 30-4:30 * 1233 Highland, Westcliff. NB 760-8333 $555,000-Sat/Sun 1-5 333 Milford, Cameo Shore. CdM 640-4868 $595,000Fee Sat/Sun 1-4 •29 Montecito Drive, Spyglass Hill, N.B. 631 -7300 $658,000 Sat 1-4:30 500 Rockford, Cameo Hglnds COM 759-1501 $295,000 Sat 1-4 ••7 Rue Deauvllle, Big Cyn, NB 760-8333 $650.000 Sun 1-5 * •828 St. Clair, CM 751 -3191 $154.900 Sat 1-4 4 BR plut FAM RM or DEN ••812 Aleppo, Eastbluff, Newport Beach 644-9060 $339.000 Sunday 1-5 **1913 E. Bay, Newport Beach 644-9060 Sunday 1 :30-5 * •29 Balboa Coves. West Newport 631 -1400 $495,000 Saturday 1-5 **601 Bayside Dr. Promontory Bay, N.B 631-1400 $995,000 Sat/Sun 11-4 20 Brookatone (Woodbridge) lrvlne 559-5190 $21 5,000. Sat/Sun 12-5 23 Cambria (Spyglass) Newport Beach 673-7761 Sunday 2-5 18 Cherry Hiii, Big Canyon 759-1877 $939.000 Sunday 1-5 ** 1913 East Bay, Balboa Peninsula 644-9060 $1 ,895,000 Saturday 1-5 * •2807 Ebbtlde Rd , Hrbr View Hiiis, CdM 673-7U1 $644,000 fee Sunday 2-5 * *2104 E Oceanfront. Peninsula Pt 631 -1400 $998,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 1330 Galaxy Or, Dover Shores, NB 673-7300 $775,000 Sat 1-4 1366 Galaxy Or, Dover Shores 642-5200 Fee O~ Sunday 1-4 1441 Galaxy Or, Dover Shorea, Npt Beach 548-5647 $295,000 ..Sat/Sun 1-4:30 * 1700 Galaxy Or. Ovr Shrs, NB 759-1501 $600,000 Sat/Sun 1 .4 ••4621 Gorham (Cameo Shores) COM 644-6200 $699.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1780 Hawaii Cr, CM 546-2313 $167,400 343 Hazel Drive. Corona def Mer Sun 1-5 673-8494 S475,000 Sunday 1-• 6-(()-5560 $219.500 fee Sat/Sun 1-5 ·'~iiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirw;;;;;;; ________ ... ------ --. 9 Hermitage (Big Canyon) Nwpt Sch 644_.6200 $575,000 Saturday 1-4 30 17 12 Highland. Westcllff, Newport Beach 631-1400 $314,500 Sat/Sun1-4 * 1721 Marlin Way, Baycrest, N.B. 631-7300 $295,000 Sun 1-4:30 2952 Maul, Mesa Verde, CM 546-2313 $229,900 1501 Miramar, Peninsula Point, N.B Sat 1-4 631-1400 $450,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5 43 Montecito, Spyglass, NB 760-8333 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 11 MontereyCircle. Spyglass. COM 760-8333 $549,000 Sun 1-5 * * * • 400 Morningstar Ln. Dover Shores 643-2364 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 333 Onyx Ave. NB 673-4062 $550,000 Sun 12-4 228 Orchid Ave, Old Corona del Mar 675-6000 $695,000 Sat 1-5 * • 233 Poinsettia, COM 676-6000 $635,000 Sat/Suh 1-5 309 Poln.settla, Old COM 759-9 100 $695,000 Sun 1-5 * 2041 Port Bristol, Harbor View Hms. N.B 631-7300 $369,000 Sat 1-4:30 * 1211 Portside, Harbor' View Hiiis, CdM 644-8177 $365,<>90 Sat 1-5 * • 19 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $649,000 Sat/Suo 1-5 * 1806 Sandatwood (Baycrest) Nwpt Bch 64 4-6200 $3 15,000 Sat 11-4 Sun 12-4 441 Santa Ana Ave (Newport Heights) NB 63 1~4042 $415,000 Sat/Sun 12-6 1628 Santiago Dr. Baycrest. Npt Bch 631-7300 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-4·30 961 Sonora Rd. Mesa del Mar. CM 751-3191 $132,900 Sun 1-5 1830 Tahota. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $202,000 Sunday 1-4 1826 Tradewfnds Ln, Baycrest. N.B 63 1-7300 $327,500 Sunday 1-4:30 *4639 Tremont Ln . Cameo Shores, N.B 631-7300 $569,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 * *403 Via U do Soud. U do Isle, NB 760-8333 $1 ,395,000 Sun 1-5 * • 18742 Via Verona, Turtlerock. Irvine 673-4400 ~45.000 Sunday 1-5 202 1 Windward, Baycrest. Newport Beach 644-9060 $295,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5 2006 Windward Lane. Baycrest, N.B 631-7300 $325.000 Sun 1-4·30 5 BEDROOM * * ••507 Morning Star. Ovr Shrs. NB 760-8333 $900,000 Sun 1-5 1921 Port Weybridge (Sommerset) NB ~ 631-1266 $340,000 Sat/Su,, 1-::> * •760 Via l ido Nord. LI, NB 673-7300 41 .575,000 Sun 2-4 ' 220 Via Palermo, lido isle 640-4868 $425,000 Sunday 1-4 5 BR pfue FAM AM or DEN 1s• 1437 Antigua Way, Baycnt_ N.B 30 631-7300 '416.p Sunday 1-4. 13 19 Antigua Way, Newpc;ri Beach 2 4 646-7171 $399,000 Sunday - 16 15 Bayci!H Ct, SpygleN Ridge, N.B 831-7300 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 30 Sat 1-5 1084 Corone Ln, Mete def Mar, CM 631-7370 $189,900 Sun 1-4:30 * • 1429 Galaxy Dr. Dvr Shrs. NB 751-3191 $47~000 Sun 1-5 55 Goleta Point, Spyglass Hill. N.B 631-7300 $895.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 30 * • 1520 Highland. Westclitt.,NB 642-6487 $455.000 Sun 1-4 1210 Kings Road (Newport Heights) NB 631-1266 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·30-5 * 10 Mission Bay. Spyglass. CdM 760-1 468$598.000 Sunday 2-4 * •24 M1ss1on Bay. Spyglass. NB 760-8333 $620,000 Sat 1-5 1226 Polaris Or, Dove Shores, N.B 631 -7300 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1-4.30 * e v25 Rldgeline. Harbor Ridge 760-8333 $4.850.000 SatlSun 1-5 1206 Santiago Dr. Dover Shores.,t:tB-- 631-7300 $425,000 Salfoun 1-4:30 ' 1320 Santiago Drive. Baycrest. N.B 631 -7300 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1-4·30 2705 Starbird. CM 751-3191 $319,000 Sun 1-5 •v 14 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge. COM 760-8333 $1 ,695.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • V6 Tralalger. Harbor Ridge 640-4868 $1 950.000 Sat/Sun 1-4·30 * * 239 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle. NB 759-9100 $1 550.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 6 BEDROOM * •333 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 644-6200 $1 .100,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 6 BR plua FAM RM or DEN * • 1218 Polaris. N B 546-2313 $52~.ooo Sun 1-5 * * * • 10 1 Via Lido Soud, Ll,NB 675-6161 Will exchange Sal/Sun1-5 * * 103 via Lido Soud. Lido Isle NB 759-9100 $2.950.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 CONDOS FOR SALE 1 BEDROOM * 759 Avocado. COM 675-6000 $149.500 •715 Avocado. COM 675-6000 $365.000 2 BEDROOM _. •32 Ima Loa Ct. NB 673-7300 $164.000 * e 10 Ima Loa Ct, NB 646-8723 $159,000 2476-B Santa Ana Ave. CM Sat 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sun 12-4 Suri 1-5 546-2313 $138.900 Sat/Sun 12-4 37 Tangerine. Orangetree. Irvine 552-2006 $ 137.500 Sunday 1-4PM 1671 Tustin C-4 (Westchtt area) CM 646-9834 $107 .500 Sat/Sun 9-5 2 BR plua FAM AM or DEN * •987 Bayside Cove, Bayside Cove. N.8. 631 -1400 $575.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 •2427 Vista Nobleza. Blutts. NB 30 759-9 100 $385,000 Sun l -4. 3 BEDROOM ••02 Carlotta, Blutts. NB 640--0020 $237 .500 ••21Encore Ct. NB 673-7300 $250,000 ••9 Kia Loa Ct, NB .673-7300 s 169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 Sun 1-4 sun 1-4 835 No. Angelina, Placenua . Sun 1_5 546-2313 $159.950 2476-A Santa Ana Ave. CM 546-2313 $139.900 Sat/Sun 12-4 •2129 Vista Entrada. Blutts. NB 759-1501 $369,000 Sun 12:30-4..30 3 BA ptua FAM RM °' DEN 3182 Chem de Ferm, CM 546-2313 S 107.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 314 Jasmine, Corona del Mar ., 673-8494 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 •2 Rue Fontainbleau. Big Cyn, NB 760-8333 $425.000 . Sat 1-5 8 Shoal Drive. Jasmine Creek. N.B. 631-7300 $352.000 Sunday 1-4:30 4 BEDROOM * 2753 Vista Umbrosa. BluHs, NB 759-9100 $295.000 Sat 1-4:30 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2BA 178 East 22nd St. Mesa Townhomes. CM 646-7434 $136.000 Sal/Sunday 12-4 DUPLEXES 1 & 1 2 BR plua 1 BA 616 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 640-4 127 $290.000. 2 BR ptua 2 BR 72 1 Iris, Corona del Mar Sun 1-4 631-1266 $299.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 30 1404 W Oceanfront. Newport Beach $575.000 Drive by & call to see 673-7873 •Spa • POOi * • Waterfront • * * Waterlront & POOi ., Gtve address at guard ga1~ I l I • .. --,.-·- Beautiful 4 bdrm, 3 bath. family home with formal dining room. family. room with fireplace. Located on quiet street. Has lanai. spa and spacious backyard. $312,500. Good firiancing, low down. umable loan. · 142-1212 -- . SU ClEIEm IOUI YIEW Walk to beach and T-S~t pier in historic San Clememte 2 mstr suites. 2 'h ba rondo Lge lJv. rom w/frpk. sep. dmmg nn. View deck off welJ equipped kitchen. Strong aMOCiation. OnJy 6 units-perfectly. Love- ly pvt spa. Perfect for weekenders. Owner motivated. Ask for Jan Hopwood. . __..,... .... ~ . ...,... COLDWC!U. BANl(C!RO IEW LllllY ICW FlllT ·1111,000 Best oceanfront lll&T111 overlooking sand. surf. Catalina sunsets. 3 BR. 2 BA rondo with lots of teak, glass & ule. Spa an mstr suite. Custom kitchen with Jenn-Air. Thermador. Sub-zero apphcances, teak bar, wine rack, security system. 3 car subtt>rranean parking. H. Brownell, Architect. T Thomas. Builder. IPR Mii llT/m 1·1 ... ~...._., ,,.. ..... lttr • M4-1111, H 1·1lll . ...,.., IUIMAlllUff IUSTll.....,. l1M,lll Best value an Eastbluff! Single family home located on quiet cul-de-uc near ahoppina center. Newport Beach Tennit Club, and c.orona del Mar High School. Large auum"b~e 1 1. ~~ loan Ca 11 SALLY SHJPLEY or JOYCE DABOL T _ ....... UIE 200' PlllE ISWINllTlllE 4/+ bdrm. big dock (s). play lawn & swim beach Walk to ocean fun. 7 car parking. Low owner fin. ~(land incl). Room for expansion .... , (l ·I ) lll-0202 IEW PllOEI 1111,000 CTIL .,., Sat/S.11-4 M•IOW. lllLll• lT IEW Fii ZM The Balboa Fun Zone area IS undergolng redevelopment. By the end ~f 19~5 ~e area will become the next Lido Village . The prime commercial property at 207 Palm is now available. Bldg. designed for second story. $162,000 aMumable first; income $19.800/yr. . lll-21U I .... , •••1• UHi& ... YllW - Highly upgraded 4 Bdrm, 2 ~ Ba, fonnal dining, library, family rm, master suite, cul-de-sac. Lovely large backyard with pdOl, spa and much more. $350,000. MIU TIMlll, le..._ M2·21M "° .... , 1-WI .. Private Parties Are Welcome C111 Clat111W, 642-5678 for information & surprisingly low cost. · . ~ ,_,23&& ""T--. --..._.._. .. ---... IOYEll SIOllES 1211,000 OPEi UT/Sii 1-•1H at 14'1 laluy Im• Spacious 4 Bdrm & den. 2 1/2 baths. Two 2 car garages. Large Jot with room for pool or RV parking. Ml-IMl 2807 EBBTIDE PRIME LOCATION OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 . YOUR VIEW' For Breakfast. lunch. dinner or cocktails 1644,000 lncludn land. -•TWO --o•as STAlllS co. COit I CllUTA 7H-13t7/173-7HI - PllUTI IUll OHRllTY BA YSHORES guard gated community Custom Cape C.od home with French 'doon. wied brick. stained glass beveled windows. gourmet kitchen. 3 bedroom. 3 ~ bath. 3 fireplaces. It &IPllll .. T PH .... FD 2112 ••• .. 1.1. Ullt 111nm11, IUU• ....... ""' DTUt••• . -.,.. ....., 1-1 1•11 ....... '"'· Spadoua 3 Bdrm, custom built home with lW panorama of bay and ocean. A borne dellcned foe relaxed livtnc. Fee land. $&50,000. 1111 IUL1m, .. llMUI .. -- - 8H,l .. ~c~s~:2&•••~~~~~~~~~~~w_~~~~1~m~M=~·~~~~~w~~~~,~~m~u~~~~~-~~~·~·~·~·~~~~~~~~~ I Ulll ' ... 5 •15" deck. courtyard, pier & slif.. $1 .000.000 , ... 1111111 . * • t• I * INF~~? H.V. Hiiis. $375,000 L.H. Plans lnl U T/Ill -I Must sell super sharp lrvme Orangetree , e!N~~ !, 1hleen ~nee for expansion. I 211 Yia &.We 1H4 Pal.lo Home ... Fam nn, 2 bdnm, den Prloe 11111MC1 l280,000tt *~* 5 BEDROOMS SMl,MIFU IJYU. PUCI UYFIHT I S~tacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up, 2 Br, 2 Ba down. 2 boat spaces $1.250,000. PllllSIU ... ( IOUlflllT Pride of ownership, H.V. Excinling Ocean & Jetty view. 4 Br. 3 Ba. Homes, 3 doors from greenbelt. 37000 ft k . $1 150 ooo 5 BEDROOMS cm LlllTI YIEW Seawlnd, H.V. Homes, Phase 3. $389,000 Fee. Steps to tennis court. 5 BEDROOMS Dl'MlllU Incredible view. Reduced to ·$644.000 Fee. 4 BEDROOMS l.1111 LIT $314,500 Fee. Room for pool. Assume large loan. 4 BEDROOMS 1211,111 FU Expanded dining area, close to greenbelt. 4 BEDROOMS IPYIUU YIEW Capehorn model. $579,000 Fee. Assume loan. Setler motivated. 4 BEDROOMS 2-ITllY + SPI Assume large loan. Boat storage space. $309,900 Fee. 3 BEDROOMS llUI VIEW, 11W1 YIEW One of the best locations for down coast vtew In CdM. Re- duced to $399,000 Fee. Seller says "bring me an offer." 2 UllTS Assume large loan, $20,000 an- nual Income. $250,000. Also Cameo Stiores rental-4 Bdrm. $2400/mo. furnished. , .... WJ:.1a-n11 n co. sq. . car par mg. . . . BILLCRUNDY, REALTOR )4 l Bo y\•dP Q,.,, .. N B b7S blbl CHmY CLll (Wlltlt 11 W11-41rf1I) YILUS Qualtty Townhouses from $1 24,9001 3 BR. 2 112 BA. Creauve developer financing, Limned tune. 9.9% mt. 1st year: 10.9% int. 2nd year, etc 10% down. Only 2 homes remam Priced to sell now! Great locallon· spacious 1magmat1ve floor plan. Gas range and micro. O/W, frpk. large y;µ-d and balconies. vaulted ceiling. dbl elec. garages with mterior entry. Beautiful lush landscape. Broker Co-op. 2114 .,..,. ''"" ( l Blk SW of Mesa Drive) IPll 11 All Tl IHSIT UT /SH COHUTUUTIOllS UYEWlm Outstanding Achievements in Rt>al El!talt" Sales • 1983 Company Top SaJesperson • 1984 Harbor Office Top Sales~rsc>n • 1984 Company Top hster last qrtr • Board of Education Committee Mbr Dave says the secret ts personal ser- vice. truly carmg &-always givmg more than is required THE REAL ESTATERS MS10£HT\Al MAL ESTATE SEIWICES 1 11211 ... 21hll Jll 21& 11121& 4•11& SEAVIEW Cua.rd pemuasion Oett9Sllt)' to stt o~n hOU9e al 1905 Yacht Er\chan tress (3 BR. 2 8A -$425,000) OPEN SUN 1·5 Call to stt any of the.e CiM homeS in a gated community wld.ry bar. 2 bdnns. wood & concrete 5 bf 4 ~ 7100 Sq Fl. ... ... patio-lots of extra touches tncludmg Wine c:alat. gourmet 1111• Tlke t:Nfll ~'-on AIC earth tone cpts nurrored ardrobe Panoramic vie•. pvt this 2 b4 home New · · w gate, 80 acre+much · doors. bookcases. extra storage and much more Sa crifice et paint In/out. A-2 lot. more. Really something spectal at S995,000 Call Patrick Rul1y Guinther 83 l -t2e45 $137,500! Ask tor Frank Hill Tenore 631·l296 t ' ·-·----COLDWeLL BANt(eRO 112-200I $77.900 CASH to new loan 3 Duple• .. In vi.ta. Bani! I Montloello 2bf 1 'M:>e appraisal $126,500 eeett. By Owner. 751-7200 JVM* ---- FIXER? .llST HUS FllSTIM 2 Story -4 Bedroom Family Room ONLY $140,500 Ideal Fountain Valley Locauon • THY I W.n -AU Fii UIY 111111 las: 141-llll let: 141 .... M I g ht I rad e for E·skM R-2 New rf, ~ NB/CdM/CM arua. plumbing. turMCe. Beet Ollmer/Agt ~-9639 loc. Pal Cobb 67S-2013 OlllTH kR-MSTllSS SAU Preatlglooa gotf eourM Newport Height• Condo. aree l'tm. 4 BO 3'h BA 2 BO IV• BA •''i9'· Owner •/pool. 199 & g~ rm. w1n 1et 11 go for S 110.00011 S.c. at $293,500 uam Or ._.. opt for $5000 $240.000. Try low dn down et s 1000 per mo Patrick Ten<lf9 631-12e45 t671 Tuatln eve. Patrick Tenore 831-12e45 Ulm.... DO IT RIGHT I ~-UU.MftRTI Prillne location ..., the1 THEREALESTATERS Newport Herbor Yectlt s-46-2313 i.---------------•I ~·~e=•~~ USTWt1• ... ••aumn 111°"'9•._1&, .... , ... ..,. " Lets---nl Ull Built originally by the builder or lhe Bluffs u his personal residence. Enlarged and cus- tomized. Perfect lor the e•eoutlve who Huge OCMn view mut4W 3 Bdrm. 2 bettl, .-.me bedroom IUlte .ith fire-$1.30,500 1st TO. Pen.ct p4.oe Ind Jac:uul tub.1 tor flr-1 time bu)'era Formal dining room. ~I Asking $145.000 ahop, 3 ear garege. Ask· Delte ~ 831-12e8 109 S7i5,000 Senk uya .. SELL" ' (714) 673 4400 wants a .. TRULY UNIQUE" home In Npt USTW ml'& 1111 Bch. $385,000 Incl land. SBR 28A r.m.tm. frpte, dbl IPll -._, ,_... at1ac:l't gar., RV storege. 2Ul Ylata........ new root, carpeting, '*nt W ULU 19\JY".,. llMl.T Inside/out. $140,000 Mt ltll l ... 11• Prine. only. &46-W9 -DDI a USTSM/1&11 Ml !!~~~~!=~~~=~~=! 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimJ $80,000 at 12% fixed loen Lm•IU&flm There are Homes for Every Budget AtTOROA8LE MESA VER.DE 4 BR Ni-do-UC IUd SIOK Now Only $138.000 MESA VERDE NORTH r or lht-)'OU"ll 1¥Nly 4 BR Spa & IOlar Only '167.400 COUNTR'CCLlJB FOR TH.E EXIX\JT1V£ 4 BR n..st.om Orasurally reduet'd Now S202 ~ .I BR 2 boo Aucro1a Pool & ""9 "-"""' $147 300 .111 12 '• fuct'd I RR 23!12 s.. r rul·de·-""'°1n4' loo&NI ~ lnirn S:!JIO 00 w S229 900 Whilt a buy' For 1nfom\oluon call Phyllia ne ltll lstattn Ul-2111 • Owner ~ carry with ·------20%down!3Bdrmhome. COLDWeLL BAN~C!RO IUYHlm IUYFlllT Gorgeous Cepe Cod on extra wide IOt. Pen.ct lamlly efld entertaining home Priced 10 sell 1 St.495.goc> .,.. ........ 1~ large lamlly room with fireplace Poot. petlo. huge cul-de-ue yard ....... ltitchen. plumbing. etc. S t 47.000 U2-120I j PETE J BARRETI .. REALTY ~21N=-NS· QllJ Im llY. I lll-1111 112-HM ID& YDIE -----~-----S1Jl,.IOI •------•leome Me thla 1ove1y 3BR To be held at. American Legion Hall. N.B. Feb. 12th. 1985. from 5:30-8:39 p.ro. ... L• I lllT WISlll ... IALll& "' PUPllTill Fllll••••n II IULlll llftl, U IM-1111 11&• IEWJ ..... , ........ 1ll htt 2JM.• Light and airy. sweeping cathedral ceilings, floor to ceiling fireplace. 2 master bclnns. Spacious patios, large 2 car garages (attached). Low 5~. down available.ONLY $136,000. See you~ today! Call Bob Burtne r 646-143-4 mY•Y 21 ... IT&l IUl.1'111 ll•n -.YI PUI hOme 1n M ... Verde Lovefy 1 level 3 Bd 1 "·b• IPll UT 1m 19-1 New carpets, drapes, re-1221 .... fff• IH modeltld kitchen. dr•· 556-7116 mallc eoortyard enlry. ~Iii $197,000 incl land Coleaworthy & Auoc 640-0020 lllPD&ll Bdrm 2 be l'tOuM located In CM. needs ..ortl A&- IUme $&21<-8 1/2% loen Aaklng S 105.000 Agt 631·7370 FAaYUIUll ------Nie. 3000 sf. 4BR• 20 it 40 Traditional Realty 631-7370 1n-law quarters, lem11y home Prlval• dining .,.... 4 beth • 2 trpl • t'TIOf'e Only s 173.000 Pa1rick Tenore 631-12e45 - .•. Irvine Pacific wrap~ up record '84 year Completes S 180 million worth of projects whil e recording record sales Irvine Pacific Development Co. has 1ust wrapped up a record year by completing $180 million in home and apartment construction during 1-984, ac- cording to Roland Osgood, president of the firm The Newport Beach homebuilder. a unit of The Irvine Co .. also recorded the highest home sales in the company's history with $68 1 m1lhon 1n 1984 sates. a t 10 percent increase over the previous year. Osgood said. Irvine· Pacific sold 556 homes during the year. also a record. and built about 1.400 apartment units. - .. We ant1c1pated that the economic recovery was going to make 1984 an excellent year for the homebuilding indus- try. but our <esults are much better than we ever expected."" said Osgood. "Both our for-sale housing and apartment developments performed exceptionally well throughout the entire year." Apartmen.t construction. accounted tor about $112 m1lhon of Irvine Pacific's bU1ld1ng portfolio. with the remaining $68 million for-sale housing, noted the home- building executive. That level of building activity, nearly all of which was in the city of Irvine. makes Irvine .Pacific one of Southerrt Cahforn1a's largest home- builders. and the largest builder of apartments Osgood attributed his firm's 1984 Barratt holds 28_-day classes • to improve its sales staff Barratt American Inc has 1nit1ated a 28-day tra1n1ng course for its sales representatives. in a bid to make em- ployees "the best trained. most efficient staff 1n the building industry," according to Tim Hamilton. vice president of sales and market1nq The cour se includes lectures anct classroom act1v1t1es. being conducted c,n a revolving schedule 1n Irvin&. San Jose and San Diego. where the company s d1v1s1onal operations are headquartered Presiding over the training sessions 1s Mike Ferry, a consultant to the real estate 1ndistry "A sales representative must know all the aspects of the homes to be sold If he or she really hopes to present the home correctly." Ferry noted "He must be aware of all of the features the home has to offer and be as aware of tocat schools. shopping, employment centers and other important community facts. Ferry suggests that the coU<se will benefit buyers because. sales representa- tives will be more knowledgable about such details as financing op1ions, and wilt be better st presenting-the homes' special features to them. performance to the resurgence of both the first-time homebuyer and apartmental rental markets. He said that dout>le-digit Inflation of the late 1970s'SCared off most first-time buyers. and also put a damper on apartment construction in Orange County and nationwide. "We knew there was tremendous demand in Orange County for sale housing and apartments priced within the financial reach of young singles and new families." r:ioted Candy Shepard. Irvine Pacific director of sales and marketing. .. The challenge for our firm was to build attractively designed housing that would satisfy demand at that price level. Adding to the challenge was the fact that we are building in Irvine. which has traditionally been a community of higher-priced homes.·· She said most homes built by Irvine Pacific in 1984 were priced between $80,000 and $150.000 However. Shepard pointed out that a luxury condominium project devetop~d by the firm in Irvine's Woodbridge community also sold well ducing the year. ''While most of our new home sates were 1n that $80,000 to $150.000 range. the success of our Woodbridge Lake Shore condominiums. where prices start at the mid-$200,000. shows that the luxury home market still exists -but it's much smaller than It was before the recession hit in the early 1980s," she said. Looking ahead to 1985, Osgood said his company will continue Its ambitious building program. with emphasis on the first-time homebuyer market and apart- ment development. He noted that de- \ mand for both types of shelter is expected to remain strong the rest of this decade. "We are creating our own future housing market through our first-time homebuyer and apartment development programs, and we see no reason to change what has been a very successful strategy for us," the Irvine Pacific presi- dent concluded. "We are assuring our success tomorrow by what we are b today." Homes tiu1lt by Irvine Pacific ir duclng l.984 i nclud~ Wine Townhomes. Wlndwood Garden !- Woodbridge · Laurels. Woodl Seasons. Woodbridge Lake Woodbridge Seaport. Woodl Alders. Orchard Glen. and Vista Fil Beacon Hill models noi under way along Coast Construction has begun on the model homes for Beacon Hill Cove. a new development of single-family homes by The Stellrecht Co. in Laguna Niguel's Beacon Hill coastal community . Located within the 350-acre master planned community. the one-and two- story homes will offer views of the rolling hills and an environment cooled by ocean breezes. Stellrecht's three and four bedroom plans blend traditional New England-style architecture with modern amenities. Spacious interiors encompass between 1. 700 and 2.450 square feet. The three model homes will be decorated by Exctu~ive Designs of Hunt~ lngton Beach, according to Dale Butter. Stellrecht's sates and marketing director. With the grand opening tentatively se t for mid-March. Dottle Atkins. the designer. is. planning to interpret Beacon Hill Cove's New England-style theme ·using traditional, country and Ca1 accents for the models. 8ecreational opportunities swimming pools. whirlpool spa lighted tennis courts -all within walking distance. Hiking and bi trails are available at nearby Salt Regional Park. Residents of Beacon Hill Cc also be just minutes away from se adventures at Salt Creek Beach an Point Harbor~nd Marina. Prices for the Stellrecht-bu1lt I Hill Cove homes start at $169,0 reach Beacon Hill Cove. drive tow coast on Crown Valley Parkway fr San Diego Freeway. Turn le Clubhouse Drive (at Et Niguel ( Club). turn right on Niguel Road, ti on Beacon Hill Way to the modE more information. call the sates o 661-6060 or 898-7557. "No matter how good a sates force 1s ... said Ferry. "It can be Improved." Mille Ferry (rlCht) cond.cta a clue to Wp Buratt Americall Ml• repreeent.aU•ee •bupen th.U 8kil1a l'~~~=.mum:;~~;;m~m.TJJ~~~~ •• - Jilding Irvine wood om~s. >ridge :>hore. >ridge are. --.. >e Cod nclude s and :l short cycling Creek ve wilt :lfarlng :1 Dana ~eacon 00. To ud the t>m the tft on :ountry 1en left Is. For rfice at .• ,. .. IPEI llUIES .., ••• , 9 lW.OA CHIT. Newport Crest ... Ptan 7. 3 bedroom•. 2~ baths. $169,500. Your hostess. Carol Mulvey. (i-4) . SAT/SllUY 1·4 41 IOYAl ST. CHIC(. llC CMYll. Newport Beach ... Just reduced to $625,000. Security community •. 3 bedrooms, family rOOM, formal dining. pool & spa, 3 car garage. Your host, Gib Walker. (~) SllllJ 1330 ULAXl lllYE. Dover Shores ... Thls home has a fantaat11 iia +pool & putting green, 4 bedrooms. large family room. indoor.-outdoor spa. $775,000. Your host Javad Mansoor. (1-4) 760 VIA UDO IOll . lido lsle ... Original home on large lot next :o greenbelt, beautiful bay view. $1,575.000. Your hostess Lowell Stark. (2-4) 124 VIAJllESTE, Lido lsre ... Outstanding 4 bedroom. 3Yt bath home, large . south patio. quality throughout. on 45' wide lot. $515.000. Your hostess Carol Mulvey. (1-4) 621 DOULJ .,LACE. Newport Beach ... Newport Heights area. one of 4 homes on cul-de-sac, 41h years new, 2 story home beautifully decorated. $350,000. Your hostess Claudette Taylor. (2-4) IPEI llOISE SAT /SI"·~· 1-4 32 llU LOA COUil. Newport Crest...Ready to move in, has been painted, new drapes & carpeti!'lQ· 2 ~rooms, 2 baths. $164,000. Your host, 343 VIA UIO SM. Udo lste ... An exceptional bayfront on. a large lot next to greenbelt. Large sUp for 60' boat. 3 car garage. huge master suite with sitting room + fireplace and much rriore. Ottered at $1 ,800.000. Your host Joe C.hrlstopher. Bob Newell. ( 12-4) ' 21 EICOIE COUil, Newport Crest...Full ocean view from living room & master suite. Has j bedrooms. 21h baths, $250.000. Your hostess. Wyvonne Gill. $95,000-$300,000 . . IAll OWIH VICAIT LOT -In Laguna Beach w .. h a white water view. approximately 25x80. Submit on terms. l$95,000. SUTA All~ -Great for 1st time buyer w/ family on So. Saker. Features 3 bedrooms. large yard with fruit trees plus bonus room. Price $125,000. Close to schools. COSTA IHA Cllll -with ocean view -2 yrs new, 2 master suites. 2 batJls, formal dining. double attached garage. Takes very low dowi~ ~1?Q.QOO. Must see to appreciate. . ,., ..... _' ltSTCUFJ YIW _ In Newport ~.~ at Wes,~ cliff & Dover. Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bat11 condo o ou d floor. Fireplace. 2 car gar- age, poo spa area in park setting. Walk to shops. P 1 $1' 9,000. TWI IOIM SllT£ condo at the Versailles. .Overlook Newport bay, perfect for dual own- ership occupancy. Price $165,000. ICUllflllT CIM -with ocean view of Catalina Island + beautiful sunsets. Security bldg. & parking. Walk to shops and res- taurants, near BaJboa Pier. Prlce.$247.500. uum ..... -from this 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo In the Versailles. large closets, waaner & dryer Included. Price $275,000. Beautiful community pool & spa. / llCllA IQaa 1CU1 lflW -3 story home In hills has been remodeled with many new features. 3 bdrma, 21~ baths. new roof. sundecks. Asklng(f285,000. $300,000-$675,000 011 UIO ISL! -a neat and clean 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on large lot close-to ciubhou8e. $349,000. OWllH MOTIVATED -to sell this 3 bedroom, 3 bath home on Udo Isle. corner location. Also, tor rent at $1750/mo. Price $349,000. llEWU IUPLII -in excellent condition 11h btocks to ocean & near shops. 2 bdrm. & 3 bdrm. Seller will help with financing. Thi~ Is a very good investment at $359,000. on Balboa Pen in. TOWlllOUSE IUPlll Oii WJOA PHllSlll -Separ- ated by patio. 5 years new. walk to ocean. ~ch unit has double enclosed garage, zoned f -.merclal. $335.000. or co ...... FUTASTIC UTTll CASTll -and near ii::'!: on Udo Isle. This home offers 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, den with wet bar. beautiful decor. Rooftop deck. Price $559,000. IAll OWIEI -Laguna Beach retreat. Spec- tacular. very secluded custom home with pqpl, spa & sauna. Newly painted Inside & out. Approx. 11J acre. Price reduced to $575,000. SPIClllS. ut HSIUlll. -home on Lido Isle. Beautifully maintained 4 bedrQOms, 3 baths. formal dining room. High ceilings wlt'h open t>eams and a lush pa'tlo. Price $675.000 on Plazza Lido. BAYFROITS TO $1,495,000 UYflOIT llCl-IW -On Lido Park Or.. 3rd floor corner unit. One bedroom one bath. super bay view. Owner will finance. Price $275,000. UYFIOIT llCl-llSE -On Lido Park Dr .• offers a real show place. Master bedroom. den. 11h baths. beautiful kitchen. security bldg. RE- DUCED $50,000.now $295.000. Low down!! "" fAl llllS nm -from this bayfront CQndo. featufes 2 bedrooms, den, 3 baths, air cond. Asking $475,000. UYflllT FHfClOSUIE -on Linda Isle. A per- fect single level home for entertaining. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. formal dining, large tile deck, serene bay•v1ew. boat dock. Asking $799.000. IUUTIC PllCE 1£HCTIOI -Now priced at $925,000. Beautiful bayfront 60' on the water with pier & slip. Spacious floor plan of over 5000 sq.ft. of gracious living In Dover shores. lftH SHIU IAYFHT -with many custom features, 4 fireplaces. 3 wet bars, peg & aroove floors, central air conditioning, master ~lte ~~ sittl~ roo!"· Dock for so ft. boat. Setters are mouv"d:~. price $950,000. OUWIT llY -tor Udo tsle baytron: ~ with full pier & slip. Beautiful vtews of north channeL submit offers. Asking $995,000. FllTASTIC PllC£ IOICTIOI -you can't afford to pass up. Beautifully remodeled bayfront with super view & dock for large boat. Price S 1,295,000 on Via Lido Soud. Large master ·suite with ~PY view. DCWBT ... fmMCllC -Is offered with this lido Isle bayfront with a super view of all bay activities. Slips with many etectrk:al outlets. Prloe reduced tc:> $1 ,395,000. On Via lido Nord. lluml •m m -from this 2 story bayfront with 4 spacious bedrooms. 4 baths. family room. 2 flreptaces-1 In master suite. doek and sandy beach. On Via lido Soud. $1,495.000 • J 1 • • 11 ... ............ NW•au --mMWllW lrom this decorator per- lect 3 Br. 2'.+ t>a. condo tn Jasmine er.-. 8eNnd eeeur1ty get•. Priced at only $365.000 BR. 2•,;t>a + family rm. Pri- vate pool . .,.llU'T IULlm 111-1 .. Yoo don't have to be a v.et to qualify for this 100% llnancing 10< purchaaes • ol 1 to 4 units Bkr 962-4557 642-1523 -----------=--::::::---- ---- ...... ..... ·---... ~-._ RVMtt.'< 24 -Orange County fW8' Eltate/An Advertlatng sup'*9ment to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Fet>ruary 2, 1985 Mllllft nsi ~ .8XO. 9'/, l4-4157 'P8 units 1mprova- :>sa, 1 m1" :>nty Bkr ') 2 BDRM 2 BA. ~SSUME .OW DN '5-<4863 Jnits 12x les only or Wknds RI-PL EX 1225.000 :M>63 Ag1 •u1 tPLD h plus 111d 3 car ;lean end rst 11me 1159,500 Ul ~.NPB Incl Wiii 16.S&O inc '3f.1266 • rA MESA •IOI, $225,000 In good 'IClng $213.600 s, lltr • ['/,U ION IO 55 ~7512 1111 ... tlu• guea1 ..., level treu J130,000 OUM or it• Mesa equit y .e H2S URE• d. Famlly "4·5542 .:a I JIU )i ()()Mil 873-7761 •rn 2 Bd ~ & tennis 1-0896 JI I -...... ... ~:::..:.=o::=.-...---.-------...-F-......,;.o..;~~=~~;.:;:,;,;~.:;:.;~;;;:;:;,.~!:.:&;fl::'.:.:'•:.;•::.::•:.;;l•:.c,c..:U~a;.;,l. __ 1 Af!rlatata, Oaf. 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S3M190 Best Rhy fee spa. pool/tennis walk to lam rm 2 .., ba 147 Flower 645-816 t ~50 • sec &45-7~ bch, 1925 (213) 597-<4231 daily 211 32nd SI B bch New cpts All amen-I.!. ---------------pool spa eaut vu, Gated, bfand new Condo hes Sl800/mo incl dnr lownhO e Large p11va1e 2BR l''>ba 610 Joann St Et11de spacious 3BR 2Br TownhOuse attacneo $525/mo 1 Bd l ba, gd toe ocean b•v mes LM 2BR 2'M>a G<><geous int 646.4880 "131659• 7g507 pa ho fr pie dbl gar Like A<hJ11s preferred Small duplex, pvt yd & patio, dbl gar. wl d. ~at & water across tr Bc'1 s 1600/mo 532-8492 dbl gar, pool &43·2289 _ new no pets non smkrs dog OK 645 8453 quiet. lrptc, dbl gar. lndry pd $850/mo 848-1613 1216 BaJbOa n1-04Z6Eves/WkndS L 3BR Pf'Ol decwltamrm BAYSl10AES 24 hr ga1e $1300/mo 731·5331 28R lba dlshwaher encl hkups S950 870-10&4 TO OUSE 2Bd 1 lltlll.n X for din rm. hot 1Ub. 2'h ~~!rd$ f~ be~~hes~:~r VILLA BALBOA delu•e 2 garage $505/mo Call lllTUT ii ~· ~B~Ng~r. pallo. dws~' lll-114! ln1t. Ualarai.a~ .. lalMI 1111-4 22'5 iM 1b• 11rec>lac8. gar-aoe Yearly $925/mo NO pets Call 759-0635 Ctttll •el ••r llll Charming h<>IJM walk to PCH 2 • 2 ·den $110Q Coast Prop 673-5410 $1150 Lovely sp~ 2 mstr bdrm 2 ba. park like se111ng. lrpl. 2700 Bayside Dr .. 673-4969 2BR 1ba new cpts/palnt. trplc new dishwasher. garage w/e1ec opner $87Slmo 774-«97 )BR 2'"18A, Lv Am.t'iPiC s1eps.10 beach, $1,400. 96() • .4228 or 960~229 'Br 2' rBe pool. tennis. OR FR 2 lpci Vu $2400 Ownr B~r 640-4152 CAMEO SHORES Large 3BR • .oa Swimming por>ltc abana. super ~ & l'laaipr .view Prl- vale 1>eacns S.4500/mo La Veta Burns 760-146& lge ~ nr '} ba. saunaJjac. 2 bll.s oay u111 meld S 1600 mo !urn lt\la1I 673--6245 Southside ot PCH IOvely 2Br 1151' on cul-de-sac 2 ca1 gar i\ paho 2 bites to ocean S 1350 • uttls Avt now Call AnsWflf Ad 202 642-4300.. 24 "" Costa Meu -1I24 2Br 1ea encl yard, pets Ok Santa Ana Hts $600 mo SAOO sec 854-1927 281 IBa ott streel, quiet, encl gar No pets $850 5•8·8251, (213)696-1498 3BR 211ba condo. din rm • patio bltlns. dbl gar. •I d, rec lac 1900/mo Aoent 546-7390 daya. 6«-721& Pves 'wlcnds • •3Br 2Ba Trip lex wttrplc & 2 car gar• $795 /mo Agt 64-0--6161 4BR 2ba. ~ c:pta. new pa1n1 2 car attaehed gar· age S 1050/mo lnc:ts ger- dener AMI f()( Cwey 111·2H2 &\SunhC>\\ ---· Kt·alh Bacil Bay VIQ T owotiome 3Br 2•,;ea. dbl 09', pool, lrple, spa No petl $1100. 730·5559 ()( 730--0355 HUI IEW Ul1'Slll 3Br 2ba 2cat gar •IOf>nr S t025/mo ~ gwdl* . H1·2H2 &SunhO\\ -.-·-Kcalt\ . car gar S 1250 951-3469 · 6 4P6 6~ 1 9Y Bd 2ba. bit ins micro-645 2075 or 548 5763 $695/mo 2bd 1 '•bl stove $8_50/mo 536-46371 --t ease < wave 818-447 2589 $625 1 Bd Iba gar all Reason to move $400 1br1 646-0100 8181799·4856 2BR Iba down pvt paho twnhse E-side pool 3BR 2ba. W/D l'lkup, cntr11 amen111es. must .ee• pad wl mod k1tch EZ B d Dr d BAI Newport Shores Beach bike 10 beach $600 Dys gar.Indy rm Qul4!t toe. vac. Ille kitchtbath noors. 2 l l Oavtd Dr terms ot hers avail a1rs1 e 3e13u:e 1 Houses JBr A-Frame 8'i2·92<14 eves645-3280 must see S825tmQ. 846-4 152 1 Ill.rain 539-6190 Best Arty fee •b8 condo t water-S 1295 & 4Br Canallront 2310 Santa Ana _ _ .,.. front 1>oa1 dock poss1-1 s 1595 840 8206 2Br 1Ba downstairs wlfrlg TSL MANAGEMENT $6251$650 ~o 2 Bd apts Ul-1142 Unique set up 3bdrm 2ba b1hty pvt bnc~ courtyard 57 1 W Joann $510 mo 642-i603 Encl gar. W/D hkl\p - S700's gourmet kit • lrg wa1ers1de deck Water vie"" Eas1blull No Pets 838-0772 Agt --yards/patios, trplc In CM Joe 2 Br 2 ba 2 gar/shop k ids fin e $1800/mo 158 759-1092 Twnhme hl<e nev. UP· 2 l h d LARGE 1 & 2BOrms,laun-lfWPtlTICllllLn decks. gar. di• moo 53Ml90 Best Alty lee graded JB~ Vacan1 "' ba se gar Y reno-dry lacill11es. pool. waler Avall 311 $695640-9408 Beach1n deals s1eps 10 s 1575 ,mo Agl 7"0-609T >1a1ed Drive by 2054A pd From $459 548-0336 Days 675-16"2 _ ftaataia sand 2br crptd Pl• Maple $675 675-3875 --Eves 960-4614 OCEANSIDE ot BALBOA V 11 21t•u wl chel s galley gar ava111 Wtttcllft O•it' iicaitw 2B 2 B -C do LARGE 1Bdr'!' east of SUWlll YILUIE 43rd St 1BA 1ba uM a !J """ S 100. '1 ' • a new on Harb<>< Squeaky clean wt gar 1850/mo ytly • EXecutlve4Br 2 ba famlly kid pe*~~kl 111ls* 4 lld p~I ver ~ountry ""'POOi i!> spa. crp1s. drps No pets $475 851-9526 dep 646-2715 tv your . • . u• • very c armor every ~ 1>ll1ns Centrally -wuw llT• h no for •"pl rm. Uvlng rm. dbl gar. On the water' 3br 2t>a tx:nl e•lra ~Clnr & p.,..11 service 1ocaled·~·, m1 to ocean SPACIOUS 3Br 2Ba. Iott ,,,., ' P one ..... _ centraly located. S t200 hme w 'cozy rrplc incl Submll pels Lease s1so1mo 966-0266 of extras No pets S750 L h have Spacious 2Br Big C yn mo 539-2897 Agl gar/sl'lop snoo k•d 011 $2000'mO 673-75A4 mo 631 -6155 ives,!,..~~.¥00apts Condo Tenn pool WID. ---539 6 90 Bes 0 1 2 Br wlgar cr~s water * .,.... ......... ar . 1 1 1200 644-0129 TOWNHOUSE w/2 oar -1 I "lty ee YOl HSERYE fl Pd 636·41~0 i-9Pc!1 Lge 2BR/den ~ s unit • 1 & 2Br. 1 & 2Ba suites _ 110 __ gar. all amenities 38drm Big Cyn Estate appro• GATED VILLAGE COM· 2'l28 D Placen11a~540 Pallo, .closed gar N-•Spacious townhouses Studio apt, Versailles 3 Ba. I am 11 y room, 6000 st talfway roe MUNtTY 2Bdrm 2 rBa • -..,. cpta/drps, blllns. nr SC *Fireplaces complell. $600/mo Call $950/mo Long term I~ I S3900 moiolter Min 1 1600 sq 11 01 PURE • 1100 sq tt NEW 1Br, Plza S7751mo. 786.:7443 •Private balconres or Linda 861·3100 Call owner (2 l3)67<>-57~3 yr rse 640-1555 . LUXURY Oilrage SPA in ~~~ ::rn :'~d:~P·0~~:; TOP area. qu1.,t. no pets Garden patios VJlla Balboa-Versailles Baal. ltac~ 2240 BLUFFS balcny vu reCJec mas I Pr -,u11es D1n1ng amPl'\ities nice land BEAUTIFUL· 1 Br $580 WIY llT1 $760-S 1175 28 f hOUM'. ti hed Condo 2Br IBa db• gar room wood burning hre-· SGacw $750 850 0483 PAV balcony pool ~pa •3 Lighted tennis courls Agt 631-4960 f own a ac S 100 675 9496 OldCf' moc.rowav{' oven MESA PINES 2650 Haris dbl gar. wl d. heat & water pool 1 · privale pallo ELEGANT '*Mesa Vi!rde 2Br 1Ba 5>4~U7 •2 Swimming pools VILLA BALBOA pd $850/mo 848-1613 CONDO 2Br 2Ba wipauo IVING only 15' minutes new decor dwshr gar •Streams & ponds j •PENTHOUSE• Best has 'eml 4 lam hmes dbl gar Nr Hoag Hosp 10 f.isl'l10ll ISldnd 15 S625 No pets 833·8974 Sharp tBr cp1sl drps, •Sorry, no pets 2Br 2Ba. tam rm lrple $550 S89'i1mo 640-5324 min tes 10 so Co Plaza dsttwsher garage. no •Furnishings avail skylltes deck micro 2br 2ba pet ott or u · SS8S1mo 2 Bd 1bjl. pa110 pets $500 Call 645-5577 I poo1 1ac sec bldg & 3br 2ba $650 no lait Condo Big Canyon Vlt"V. 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Lane from San Ot&Qo ~, Don·1'dele't on casual $435 S6% :mo 2 Bd 1 'roa drapes O/W , gar no Fr~ay north of Beacn1 Ytl HSEIYUT lmat 2244 I pd lllwnhse Greenbll lndry pets $580/mo 63 l-5553 to McFadden well on'1 GA TED VILLAGE COM bung111ow w u11 S rm nice toe Accents on detail In 4br 539 .f>190 Besl Ally IN! y'llDt Beada 2640 2078 Tnurin SPAClllS I SWP McFadden MUNI TY 2Bdrm 2 .Sa lnciS den 2ba all lull xlras • • med 2 Bd 1bl Oc: L 1 I 1600 sq " ot PURE hefe $975 539-6190 EASTBLUFf Spacious 1 Bd nr Beach TSL IA•&&ElfH Im n e go:: dSllwhr prlv' ean C::Wki;c;:n r':tr; LUXURY Garage SPA 1n Best Alty lee l ge 46R 2ba lam rm lor 1 or 2 qukl tenenls 142· llOI ~a ~ '. ; prkg No ~SI vera~ Blk 10 och $600 master suites Dining Twnnme quiet cul-de· utols furn $4~ 968-6276 ec """' gar room wood burning llrt"-sac New coll paint tnru $695/mo 353 Hamilton I mo Call Kathy 960-8671 1 · lcfo ave oven out Comm pool Avail YOUR ow• We!it:field Mngr 646-979~ 1tmae 2744 ~r=.·e ~lllO w ELEGANT now no pets '\09 V1,.1a COUURY ESTATE Studio apt I<>< 1 mature LIVING only 15 minutes M eder a S 1•7 5 mo Beautiful & peri. ht..e FOR APARTMENTS person. quiet area $310 to FaYii0n Island 15 Wayne Ag1 646-88 16 lHE DISCAtMINA TING Beaulltul garden apts ulll Included 833-3 125 IEW lPUTllmS m1rn.1tes to So Co Plaza EASTBLUF.F VIEW 3Br PROFESSIONAL pa11os garages, BBQ, I •JIWlll P&ll 1ust east ot Newpc)l'l Btvd 298 . den e•ec hOuse vPr111a1e Patoas pool No pets I ~TUNNING Lg lBdrm;Located In the beaulllul & south ot San Diego 1mau Al e newly renovaled & j vCovered Parking 1Bdrm $535-$555 1Ba Garden Apt. P. ool NorthwOod area of Irvine. lree!'tay 2473 Orange In d's cpd Re Is re Q ,.... Spacious A pis 2Bdrm $640-$680 $495t_mo 710 w 18th ' Nortl'lwood Parlt offers 1, Ave 631-5439. By appt s 1850. s 1000 depo vOmmg Area .lO t Avocado 642-9850 TRIPLE.X spacious 2Br 2 & 3 bedroom garden only CALL US REGAROtNG IRVINE LEASES 642-0350 Of 760-9396 ..-walk-In-Closets CLEAN Eastslde 2Br 1Ba. lrplc. patio. dbl gar aparlments situated nearl.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-1111 ---------vHome-hke K•IClleni encl 98, sm yd $625 1st, wtopener. lndry hkups1 snopp.ng arees & parks S I lntHhntl•altJ 18124 Culvet Or. I"' lXCLISIYE IEIT&lS 1 blk 10 Hun11ngton Cntr last $300 cleaning depo $670/mo 545-1223 Pets a cc e Pt e d In -Pdl IOU' ,mq • on. 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L11••• ~at "' 11 Lag Bcil s 1500 499-2286 BALBOA ISL BAY'FRONT llewrr• leacla 266 & relrog For Information 1Br & Bachelor Apt De-12 BR conao 1 yr o6d Upper 2 bed. den Wllh 1 WEil SPfCl'U call luxe units, encl gar. heel mm 1ac~u1 1100: Ctler..ucv. 28R beeeh cot-1 • TtP& -ltT Cl & water pd pool )ac ex-co •:·-·Hot. Laguna & VIEW s22001mo yr YI Avail 2 2 lhl\J 219 2BR -• 81CIM rm.· , ... vised. sec Joey Agt. c121 °495-3666 blue wa1er v1ewf S950 Wlftrfrtef ..... '°' 1ba trptc gar wl d (2ll'llH-lll4 $515 Up 848-1613 9--6 1· rt leack 2769 818-963-8845 aM 5PM 111·1'80 flJ·llOO Steps 10 t>each s200 Between {oam-4pm Mon· --$300 ~ dep 650· 20 12 day tttrough Friday 1 Br JJr ml to ocean Olilet 1 Br a • Spectacular ooean view comple11, lndry carpc)l'l retrlg dsl'lwshr. Stovel 38' 2Ba. 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Pvl garages., A greet piece to live on tne BEST VALUE IN NEWPORT! fU RNlC:,HfD 111 UNf llRNl,HI (I HE I TH l 11 R' 1 ! "i'il' '\'<IMMINI, t'I t n1u, H nu11t ''''' n11 1wi-"°''"1 .. 1• t1p1•n 11,111\" 1j 1 I • ~~~- Nt>wport Bu ch \o I '1111 l ro •I '""I. ~ ••• ~l •• I ••52 ~all LOIS Miiier 631 1266 I"· FIREPLACE pool pahO beautifully landscaped Upper Bay Private "" la -• x LG 1 & 2Br Ap1s E· Spacoous I Br w !pvt clubhouses & nea1tn 64/ 'i 11 { Easts~ 2Br. bum ~-28X o DeliOner Harbor vu 38d Coodo· Peaiaaall 2707 Side $550 Up 557-284 1 patto 2Br 28a wllrplc & spas. 8 tennis courls, 7 N•wp<u't B•··~{h flf o ings lg yd, pet otl S750 upgraded Condo. comm pooll1ennts St 500/mo ~tcony ~-6331 paols, cioM to bvstneu. AvaH March 1 760-8862 ......,.. S775/mo 495-5111 644-5598/953-a973 2Br 113 ,., 29th St For rent 1 bd 1ba SSOO'mo OC A11pott. Fasn1on -----.,...... • $150tmoyrly Newdecor.1 ullls pd 2072 Newl>Orl Eastalda clean 28r 1Be, 2 BR& Den. Villa Paclflea, NEWLY remod'l 4Br ,.,,,Ba garmcl (2 13)433-0502 Blvd. CM 642-1502 ta ••11 2724 Island, convtlfllent snops L 4 ,. 1104 oar, patio AYI now $750 1850/mo. Cell Joey Agt FIA. lg lncd yr~ 11495 I -on slght u ~ mo 548-3155, Q94.,~ Century/21 495-3661 848·9840 (213}ft4-0436 C.~r!H:;•!,.!•t~lWM~ar~~27~2~r---::::::~=~=:::-:~:---1 ·------... Easlside lhefJ) 2Bdr 1be ·~ ...,~ 1Ht NEWPORT TERRACE 2Br Br 1 • pool. decil. bltns. w1snAKI VM.LAGI s: 1: 2 T~;~l'I~~=:~ Su Cltantt %776 Pallo home IOf ~•/oar -2Ba Condo end uni! 2 carports No pets Max APAllTlllllTI ftOm .,720 (AaJl lt>OUI , fdrm 1 B!tn ss tb mo Yard. comm PoOI no , Condo. MCUttty Gar & carport $780 2 peflOnl Lse 1710 c an DU .... pets S725+ MO • dep bldg.~. AP• & ff;; N: 1st!':!:: 646-7958 Evet btwn 5-7pm 650.0473 r.omt g MitOY ou1 1.ircltn stylt 'Oh ()u1t1I comtortablt kw1na"' ~~~1~!·&~~~e ~\'_3s;:m~ & deposlt Drive by 24.53 Orange, ~a 750tmo 6 4 MSULA POINT Penthouse tpaclous 2BR ntttil compln on 11em~ Mtar blul1> uve1~1na H 8 Mu,1 maybe rented '"' stior11 • Call Earl 54&-.9668. 2 LIKE NEW CONDOS 3 ~~~~ 2•;. baths large 2t>a. nice' vie'#. patio, nr ~ to ~ponmtt1 C11't~ nat!Jblt Olb$t to OtKh term 0< longetl On J11m-kata bl 27l0 E.ASTSIDE TOWNHOUSE 2BR 2be S850 2BR 2Ycba, llvlng r~ w/nreptace. new t>eh. dbl gar wtator One Nil • U& • ~'... t>oree Rd •t San Jo90u1n OUtET 1550 mo ,(ff 3Br 2'~88. 2 frples, 2 enoi 2 aty S900 Fplc. pool. etectrlc kttchefl family of a kind must tee Hills Ad gas range trig Non """ P8tloa, au1o 09' S1000 apa, pa11o. 09' & mol' rm patto and den Y81tlY StSOO/mo 8-40-1857 .. ...,.. "*'..... 14'-1111 pref eldetty Cnea1rn.11 ' l1t, laat & MO. 3t&SMt• Nwpt Terrece 675--80411 s 17001mo Agl 642·5200 Spacious 2 BA MCh w/pll1 1-... • ... Birch "'1wv >t7 5247 lllbel, Mt-1283 3BR 2BA ~ S1250 S J~t>a;-ioe tncd b•lh Furn or unlurn 1•H•.1~ UTII ... • -.. _______ mj Hit EIJlde apecloua 28A 2ba 28A, 28A houM s 1050 y~ new kf1Cl'lfdrp• & Walk to be&Ch LIV rm I --1 I llTI ... -2 LIKE NEW CONDOS ...... '1rpl, brilna-. "'*· f98 I~ 1 blod( to t>Mdl. micro. 'paint, kid• OK. AV/t>Oet trplc. ctlnlng area. DIW, a-. .... a ... ••~ BR 2b8 l850 2BR 2'~b&. · 2 Rooms, pV\ bath. kite matf 1Ulte, wg yet, db4 oer' 2 cat garage 85().1719 etorag& nr J WavM air-WHl'l/dryr Sundeclc .. W. 1M....... ~ tty S900 Fplc, pool, PfMieoea, no dnnkers $975 lnct Qdnr. &42·11191 "'A BA 00 canal Port S 1150/mo Ter... Leete $950/mo 1st & SC>I. pstlO, oer a more, 557.9651 atuw )pm _ • ti" ' · or 1130 to 5 30 tast. aec dee>. no ~· .._.,n Nwpt terrace e1~ ·Clatalfled 4da, 'f04ll on.-bk>d!a to bMCtl & pool r,3 ~ 9¥91646-6484 Av ailable 311, c ell 1iii~i~i~~;:~;t;ii stop a11opp1uo cem.r s1100 mo 16(1.1119 • · 2 m~QG1T.~• I r " ...aao-ts1•W .ti ··11 ., I t • t I • ~ ' ' ' l 1 ·-; Santa Rosa: full-scaie resort in ·desert . . New-home resort offers tennis courts of grass. golf courses and more As a new-home resort development in La Quinta, Santa Rosa Cove Is one of th~ most complete resort facilities in the desert. ottering separate guest quarters, dual master bedrooms and world-class recreation facilities. The grass tennis courts at the La Quinta Hotel T ennls Club -the club of Santa Rosa Cove -are just one aspect of the entire resort situation. The only club in the desert that features grass courts. the La Quinta Hotel Tennis Club boasts three clay courts and 12 hard courts. in addition to its four grass courts. Capturing all the elegance, grace and charm of Wimbledon, the grass court facility adds an element of style to the already popular enclave of Santa Rosa Cove. When Wimbledon began establishing its tradition, La Quinta was preserving a quality all its own. In the 1920s. La Quinta was selected as the desert's finest resort site, and since then the Clark Gables. Frank Capras and other celebrities have chosen the fabled area as their resort hideaway. A few years ago, the finest golf and tennis clubs In the desert were created here. Now between the golf. and tennis clubs. the tomes of Santa Rosa Cove are being built. preserv- ing the restorative qualities of early Palm Springs living. The homes have a Mediterranean style, with red tile roofs and rough stucco exteriors. Floor plans include dual master bedrooms. pop-out corner fireplaces. raised ceilings. atrium spas and separate guest quarters. Priced from $150.000 to $331 ,000 with 30-year financing starting at 10.95 percent for the first three years. Santa Rosa Cove hOmes range from 1.396 to 2 ,307 square feet. Secured behind a 24~hour gate and protected from the wind by the Santa Rosa Mountains. this private enclave is physically removed from the major com- mercial activities of the desert, preserving the tranquility and leisurely pace of this classic desert environment. Santa Rosa Cove homes are within walking distance of the la Quinta Hotel Tennis Club and membership Is Included in th~ purchase of every home. Scene of international competition, the La Quinta Hotel Tennis Club Is the result of a collaborative effort between a major developer of tennis facilities, Land- mark. and some top names in tennis, including Arthur Ashe. Dick Stockton, Marty Riessen and Charlie Pasarell. For the third year in a row, the club has been host to California's premier tennis event. The Pilot Pen Classic (formerly the Congoleum Classic) which is a "Super Series" feature of the Nabisco Grand Prix tennis circuit and attracts nearly 8,000 spectators. Adjacent to Santa Rosa Cove are • ... L -- some of the finest golf and tennis facilit in the west. The .La Quinta Hotel G Course 1s bomposed of two 18-h• champiOnship courses, each more th 6,800 yards. Designed by world- nowned golf course architect Pete D the courses were fashioned on 1 traditional Scottish links concept, .... undulating greens. knolls, mounds. wa hazards, and deep pot bunkers. Sculpted around the natural des terrain, the course Is both visually d matic and athletically challenging, It\ magnificent mountainside tee placeme and several blind holes. Membership is by Invitation onJy. C: Digest selected the course as among · top ten in California. To visit Santa Rosa Cove in the Quinta Hotel resort complex. take Hit way 111 to Washington, travel south Eisenhower Drive. The complex is loca· at 501h and Eisenhower In La Quir Furnished models may be Inspected fr 9 to 5 daily. For more Information call (6 564-1525. .. Santa ROA Co•e offer• world-clue recreation facWtlee. lncladln& \Jae only (rue teDAl• coarta ln the deeert. • f?-~1nand said 's'urging' at Irvine's Northwood Two-story homes off er two or three bedrooms priced f rdm $109. 000 Opportunity Is knocking at North- wood Square In Irvine. And according to Standard-Pedfic Corp. officials, prudent homet>uyer1 have been quick to take advantage of thet fact. "Market demand Tor theee dl9tlnctlve townhomes Is 'surging," reportl Standard-Pacific vice president, Steve Scarborough. The two-ttory homel of Northwood Squwe are priced from $109,900 to s 119,900, wtth three floor s>Wt• av9'tabfe. ~- The two-and three-bedroom designs offer from 1. 100 to 1,383 square feet of living space. with enclosed two-car gar- ages with electronic door opener and direct house access. Features Include living and dining areas. stairway skylights. vaulted ceilings, carpeting throughout, antiqued brass door hardware, decorator-selected in- terior lighting fixtures, and wood-burning fireplaces with gas loglighter valve. Kitchens offer hand-finished oak cabinets. · luminous celling lighting, ceramic tile counter tops, and such appliances as an etectrlc range with self- cleanlng ovens, seven-cycle dishwasher, loemaker plumbing. and porcelain fln- isned steel sinks. Walk-In closets highlight the master members of the Northwood Sc bedrooms and intimate retreats enhance townhomes maintenance auocli privacy In most plans. Master baths have which will maintain the recreational f pullman tops, hand-set ceramic tile ties, common areas. and home exte shower surrounds, porcelain finished The association Is ttnanctalty supp steel tubs with ceramlc1ile surrounds. and through monthly dues from North• hand-finished oak cabtnets. -Square homeowners. Exteriors feature New England-sty1e architecture with masonlte"sldlng, t8'(- tured stucco, fire retardant 1haketUe roofs and traditionally styled entry doors. Exteriors and coMmon groond1 are professionally maintained. Recreational facilities include a private recreation center with pool, whlrtpoot spa, and poolside cabana. All residents automatically become Model homes by Interior des Carole Elchen are open daily from 1C to 5 p.m. ~ To reach Northwood Square, ta~ Santa Ana Freeway to Cutver Boule north ta. Jrvtne Boulevard. Turn rlgl Irvine to Yale Avenue, th«l left ti homes. FOf more Information. call the office at 731·3"4~. t "' • - es olf >le an ·e- 1e. he ith ler ert ·a- l th its olf ·he La Jh- to :ed ta. :>m 19) - uare 1tlon. aclll- ·1ors. >rted vood lgner a.m ethe "ard. lt on > the $819S - Curtain's coming down on Parkview The Wiiham Lyon Co. is preparing to oring down the curtain on one of Its most successful townhome developments, "Woodbndge Parkvlew" In Irvine. "We have only a few homes still available for purchase, Including a couple ready-for -immediate occupancy resi- dences.' said Linda Tibbit, sales man- ager Prices begin at $129.990 for a townhome al Woodbrl.dg~ Park view In the recreation-oriented Woodbnage com- munity. which Is being planned and developed by The Irvine Co Among the fac1ht1es are· tw o man- made lakes, beach clubs, swimming lagoons. parks. tennis courts. sw1mm1ng pools. and even a specially-designed .. Hot Wheels" park and course The park is fenced and offers an electronic secunty gate. All homeowners in lhe community rece111e automatic membership in the Wood bridge Village Association . Financed · by monthly dues from all members. the association administers the professional maintenance of the---com- munity's recreational facilities and other common areas. Woodbridge Parkview, as do other Woodbridge neighborhoods. ~s its own homeowners association. WNch Is financed by separate monthly dues and oversees common area maintenance as well as home exteriors in the develop- ment. At Woodbrloge Parkview. the remain- ing homes Include one-and two-story floor plans with two and three bedrooms. Designed by Hales-Langston, A.I.A .. of Orange, the homes gtter contemporary features and amenities. Among the highlight'!> are· wood- burning fireplaces. formal entries. master bedrooms with private baths and oval tubs. walk-In closets or s1td1ng door wardrobes. and modern kitchens. The kitchens feature built-in ap- pliances. including double ovens. cook tops. exhaust range hoods.' auto- matic dishwashers. and garbage dis- posers. Along with custom-designed wood cabinets are luminous lighting', pantries and double-compartmented sinks with single-level faucets. Wall-to-wall carpeting is standard 1n living rooms. halls. family rooms. stair- ways and bedroms. Selected floor plans also featw ~ dining rooms. family rooms, bay-window- ed nooks. and sloped ceilings Model homes. furnished and decor- ated by Carole E1chen Interiors, are displayed Tuesdays through Sundays ftom 10 am to 6 pm and Mondays from noon until 6 p m near the corner of West Yale Loop and Blue Lake North Ad- ditional 1nlormat1on 1s available by calling 786-4603 A close-out sale u ln pre>jreu for the last few Jwrury townhomcs at Woodbridge Pukvlcw Lo lrvlne. V1s1tors should exit either the San Diego or Santa Ana freeway at Culver theh enter Woodbndge at Alton. Direc- tional signs lead the way to Woodbridge Parkv1ew Easy does •ti I . - Ir's easy money all the way with classified. because classified readers are ready to buy. Call us today. 842-5878 ~ ....... --- 1 I - , I I ' ' i i ~ ~ • • • ' • 1 l I .. ·. ,. r "> . L'FHE :REAL ESTATE:RS ._--·-.~-- 1700 NEWPORT BL VD., C.M. 2790 HARBOR IL VD., C.M. 21030 BROOKHURST, H.B •. CWSIC IHA VHH -Executive home with all the goodies!! Upgraded one story Buccola. 3' huge bdrms, ; 2" baths. Air conditioned. Security-sys- tems. Water softner. Sparkling pool & spa. Assumable 121/We loan. Price only $229,000. Call now for show- ing. 546-2313 Wllf VA LOU-IO OUUflllC -As- sume $104,00Q VA Loan! Desirable home. Warm crackling fireplace. Great neighborhood .• Total price $119,900. Call now. 963-6767 COWCE ,... -What a bargain! $121,000 total price In beautlfuf Col- lege Park. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. Double : brick fireplace. Quiet cul de sac street. See It now. 546-2313 '°'"' Tlllll• -Assumable tow Interest rate loans that total S 105,0001 3 bdrm, 21h bath home wtth great floor plan. Large end unit In greenbelt locatlon. lnciudea pool, spa & clubhouJe. Full price $129,500. 646-7171 $99,950 -Total price in Costa Mesa. Neat and clean inside & out. 3 bdrm. 1 'h baths. Sunny flying area with brick fireplace. Covered patio looks out to large yard. Easy terms. Call 546-2313 llMG IM 1"E •EW YEH -And new way of life in prestigious Harbor Highlands. Immaculate 3 bdrm. a beautiful covered patio that over- looks easy-to-keep well landscaped yard. Newport's best buy at $189,9001 646-7171 CICAMTIC COlOMIAl -Bike to beach from this huge home. Large living area. Family room. Formal dining room. Patio kitchen. 5 huge bdrms. master suite with walk-In closet. 3 full baths. Sparkling pool and the beach is very near. Priced at only $166.950. Call now. 546-2313 TllE llCllT IOU$E! $157 ,SH --This one feels good. Clean and sharp. Fresh paint Inside. 4 large bdrms. 3 baths. Quiet cul de sac. Community pool. Come see this one! 963-6767 S,ACIOUS MESA WEIDE -Giant 2 story with covered entry. Cathedral celling. Living room has free-standing fireplace. Separate family room. Formal ·dining. Country kitchen w/breakfast nook. 4 giant bdrms. Great fam- ily area. $174.500 total price. Call now. 546-2313 A l(TlU WAY OJ Uft -Large. spacious 5 bdrm, 5 bath home with many attractive features. You get a distinguished location In the "Dover Shores" area with all the conveniences of a l0ng·establlshed community. Fee land! Only $399,000. 646-7171 T•rs IWll UY! -$139,9001 Save a bun- dle-priced to sell fast! Owner wlll carry flnancfng. Squeaky clean 3 bdrm. 1¥• bath home. HUO-kitchen. gtant bonus room. Beautiful yard. Call now. 963-6767 UllEUEYUU HT THE -Only $119,0001 As- sumable $90,000 at only 1 H'•o/•. Only 100/. and owner wlll carry the balance. 4 bdrm, 2 bath, double attached garage with many upgrades. A pleasant surprise! Hurry! 646-7171 - VA APPIOVEI COllO, $H,95t -Beautiful 2 bdrm, 11h bath. Shows like a model. Large private front yard. Call to see. 963-6767 OUTSTUDUIC VALUE, $94,SM! -3 bdrm home with assumable loan. Includes formal dining room & breakfast nook. A pride of ownership home on a pride of ownership street. Really worthwhile for you to see. Call 646-7171 "All 5 IEllOOI -Bargain at this price $166,000. Two story 5 bdrm. 2 bath. Large living area. Country kitchen overlooks sparkl- ing pool. A must see. Call 546-2313 Now IUY Tl£ IUCI, $149,IM -Atrium entry. Mag- nificent French doors. Open, light and airy formaJ dining. Gourmet kitchen, 3 large bdrms. 2 baths. And so near the beach! 963-6767 $155 "" 'UllJIHTS -That's on a $75,000 VA 11 'h% assumable loan. Owner wlll help with other financing. Large famlly room. 3 bdrms. 1~ baths. Make yourself a deal, $111,500. A must see. Call 546-2313 OREi JJUIC(I IAnlfHIT ... -$575,0001 Seller will carry fully amortized 1st TO at 12•1 •. Valuted living areas. Long water views. Bonus room. Formal dining. Country kitchen. 2 mas- ter suites plus 2 large bdrms. Extensive decks. 40' boat slip. Call for an apPolntment. 963-6767 "SOUH COAST IOI Ir' -Location! Locatlonf Is # 1 on buying a home. Beautlful 3 bdrm, 2'12 bath condo near all shopping. Attached double. garage. A beauty at $125,900. Call 546-2313 ElGUISITE •EWPOIT ~W -This upgraded unit Is In Immaculate condition. Enjoy the tranquility of living In a private gated community. Many· amen)tles Included. You'll be amazed what $135,000 will buy! Call 646-7171 OCEA• V1EW IUCll COTTACE -$125,900. Quaint one of a kind. New carpet, paint. Walk to Pacific in minutes. Call today 963-6767 1rs ToiArs UICAll -Eastslde doll house completely remodeled on a large corner lot. $76.000 assumable loan at 12•1. Interest. You'll agree this charming 2 bdrm cottage Is priced low at $124,9001 646-7171 "JIHCI QUAITH" -Huge 3 bdrm, 3 bath condo with formal dining. Bonus r.oom. All appliances Included. 2 car garage with separ- ate laundry area. A bargain at $109,900. See it! Call 546-2313 IUY Of TIE llH -Ve~ private and lovely 2 story Laurel Point garden home. Quietly centered In a community where people care. 2 master suites. Assumable $72.000 loan at 11 1h0/ •• A terrific value at $118,9001 646-7171 llPUl·S115,5M -Very well maJntalned units In ~rable location on a cul de sac atreet. 1 bdrm unite are atwaya rented. No vacancy here! Great opPortunlty for the amart In- vestor. 646-7171 Tm IS m Sil Mt -Assume $50,00 at 10.6% flx~. $558 Pill. Owner wtll carry tool Cute and ctean 2 bdrm, 1'ti bath condo. Encloaed garage. Great complex. Call now. 963~787 ctSTA 1UA lllTI, SUI.Ml -Enter a cozy llvlng room with crackling fireplace, formal (jlnlng area. All hardwood f1oors. 3 bdrms, 2 baths. lfEI ,,. ICll UTAm -Thia beautifully decor- Everything In great condition. Sunny family ated home It hidden among trees In a auperb patio overlook• large rear yard. Act nowl ecenlc eettlng. The apacioua, exciting noor 5-46-2313 pfan Includes: breakfast & formal dlnlnl . room1, family room, llvlng room, d9ft & tdb'\C!!!•vu.t\ bdrm•. Only $299,900. &46-7171 • ~ ~~.J HOME WAIUITY • FREI GARAGI SALi ·SIGlll 28 -OrMge County Real Estate/ An Advertising supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Saturday, February 2, 1985 . ~· -- FORECAST& ON A2 • I • • • I Hp "\ ~ ' I • ( . HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNT AJN VALLEY OC ·fugitive escapes again Man accused in rountain Valley police shootout subject of Arizona manhunt Tempe, Anz. Thursday at\ernoon added. and disappeared after stealing a truck Two Orange County Sheriffs in- from a repair shop. • . vestigators Oew to Arizona late Mohon had been behind bars in Thursday to join in the search for Arizona since Jan. 25 but had used an Mohon. descn bed as a "career cnmi- assumed name to hide his identity, a nal" who has been in and out of jail Maricopa County Sheriffs deputy his entire adult life. where he feels he has nothing left to lose," Mancopa Sheriff Cpl. Jay Ellison sa"1. "The potential for violence womes us," Eliason said. "He (Mohon) max have passed that point of no return . • By STEVE MARBLE Of .... Dalll' ........... Michael Wayde Mohon. the Or- anie County fugi tive charged with tt;ying to kill a Fountain Valley police officer, was being hunted in Arizona Coast Researchers say conr traceptive gels and foam may prevent AIDS./ A3 Good news for Irvine resi- dents. Sewer fees are coming down./ A3 California McMartin attorneys threatened with con- tempt after courtroom · squabbling./ A8 Nation 30 scientists say they see a monkey's head sculpture on the face of Mars that may.Indicate an ancient civilization lived there.IA& Victims are shooting bur- glar suspects left and right. 'It's either them or us,' they claim./ A7 World Iraq claims in quelled an Iranian counterattack on captured territory./ A7 A West German business executive Is shot In the head by terrorists./ AS Sports Utah State hands struggl- ing UC Irvine an 87-84 basketball loss./C1 Fountain Valley tops Ocean View to forge a tie In the Sunset League girls standlngs./C1 Edison wins Sunset League wrestling title, dethroning five-time champ Fountain Valley. /C3 Datebook South Coast Repertory probes theater's 'Twilight Zone.' /Page 3 Friends of SCA reach Into back vaults for theatrical fashion show. /Page 10 'Oragonophlles' obvious- . ly hungry and waiting for ''new'' Mandarin Chinese restaurant. /Page 18 Bualne•• A tiny resort community In Nevada now has "50 ,000 visitors each weekend.IC& INDEX Auto Piiot Erma Bambeck Bridge Bulletln Board Bualnesi California Cla .. lflect Com let Crouword Death Notices Horoteope Ann Landers Opinion Police Log Public Notices Sporta -T elevlalon Theater• w eather ii \ 81-4 C7 C10 A3 C8-9 A6 86-9 C10 89 85 88 Datebook A10 A3 85~6 C1 -5 Datebook Datebook A2 today fo llowing his second successful escal;>C from law officers in two weeks. officials reported. Mohon. 39. and another man reportedly smashed their way out of a POiice van carrying prisoners in reported today. "There's a good d~I of concern o ut An FBI .fingen>rint check that here but we feel we're dealing wtth a revealed Mohon's identity arrived guy who's built up such a criminal just hours after the escape, the deputy • record that he may be at that point Debriefing covers the subject Anonymous ma vens o f modesty provided to be overexposed at 17th Street and Pacific thiS solution to a billbbard they conaldered Coast Highway in-Hunti.ngten Beach . The hunt for Mohon bepn Jan. 17 ir;i Orange County when he make a daring escape from a sheriff's deputy who was transPOrting him to UCl (Plea.e eee PUGITIVE/A2) UCI professor 'optimistic' on AIDS news Will neutralizing antibody work well for hum-a n victims? By PHIL SNEIDERMAN OflMO.-, ..... lwt An AIDS researcher at UC lr.y ine said today he's op11m1st1c about recent strides in preventing the dead- ly disorder. but he urged cauuon in interpreting two announcements of AIDS breakthroughs. Dr. Sudhtr Gupta. a UC'I professor of medicine and chie f of im- munology. said the laboratory results reported Thursday ma.;r not necess- arily produce s1m1lar benefits in human sub1ects. "One must use caution in inter- preting what we get in the laboratory versus what we get in (a human patient)." Gupta said. But he added. "I'm think I'm ' definitely opttm1suc about what ~ have now over what we had su months or ~ year ago. Only time will tell how successful we are in prevent- ing this disorder ... Victims of ALDS.. Acqu.ircd lm- mune DeticiencrSyndrome, lose t~e ability to resist disease and usua1Jy d1e of vanous 10fcctions. As of Monday. AIDS had struck 8.057 people and claimed 3.863 li ves since June I, 1981. in the United States. according to the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta. . One announcement made Thu~ day at a molecular biology sym- posium at the Newport Beach Mar- riott Hotel indicated scientists have moved closer to a possible vaccihe against the deadly AIDS virus. Dr. Robert GaUo of the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda. Md., made the announcement. saying re- searchers have 1dcnt1fied for the first (Plea.e eee AJDS/ A2) ·Welcome wagon greets suspect.in courtro6in A s.nta Ana man tree on t1.500 ball. k9')t ta prom ... TIM.nday by lhow6ng up Qn time tn court to an8WW to ....ult and Mttery ch#gea. . He'd probably Hke to rethink that ~-. When Juan Salgado canMf through the dOOtS'of OMMon 314 of Central Orange County Municipal Court tn Santa AM a1 9 a.m., lhertffa deputtee were wafting for him wtth an .,.,.. warrant for murder. SaJgedo, according to Orange County Sheriff's Lt. Dick Olson, Is realty Alfonlo Moreno. a murder suapeot In an Aprll 23, 19&4, kHHng In ChleaQo. Olson said Moreno apparently came west to elude the law Md (Pl---WSLCOID/ A2) Coast schools nominated for national honor By ROBERT HYNDMAN N eW Zealand trappers b egin Clemente Island goat rescue Of the Delly '11ot ltefl Manna High St·hool ofHunungton Beach and Corona dcl Mar High School were nominated as two of the top I 0 high schools in California b) the National Secondary Schools Rc<.·- ognition Program. oflic1al!> an· nounced Thursday. Marina and Corona dcl Mar wcrt• two of three Orange County high schools nominated Thursday h) thl' (PleHe aee COAST/ A2 You'll find the beat auto buya along the Orange C~•t In today'• Auto Piiot -PageB1 Doughnut shop . death case needs luck, public help· Police request clues to find s us pect seen at rare FV murder The cold-blooded murder of a kindly Fountain Valley doughnut cihop manager has left merchants in the normally peaceful ctty uneasy Meanwhile. pohct arc seeking help m solv1n.a the c11y·, first murder in more than five years. . Homicide detectives concede luck and help from the pubhc mny be th e only hopes they have for tracking down the man who last week robbed and killed Virgi e L3Founta1n in tht' dou&hnut shop she mana,cd. "Someo ne has to be 1vin~ next door to the guy or know him • said Fountain Valley Dctccuvr Dann Bean. who 1s ass1ant'd to the murder case. "We arc rely1na on tht' public We don't know 1fth1s guy·, from this area or Los An1elc or San D1«"&0 or ~mcwhcrc else." Lafountain. S7, was 'hut dunn1 the af\cmoon of Jan. 22 as ,he stood STEVE MARBLE behind the counter of Yum-Yum Donuts. 1721 7 Brook hum St. A customer who w11ne~ the slayina from his parked car. told pohct' the suspect shot LaFountain af\er he handed over mone) from the ca h l'C$JSlcr. l.afounuun put up no rcs1 tancc. the customer said. The kiltcrc5eapC'd with SS9 1n ca h incc the shootina. Bean and his partner Darryl Nance ha ve Ix-en punina 1n 12-hour d•ys. Thty'rt .. ,n1fla throuah what clu« lht'y havt and w11t1na for the telephone to nng. hop1na so~cone wt II lead them m the naht dirttt1on. (Pl_.. ... 11 A.LL&T I A2) l By LISA MAHONEY Of the DellJ "°4 It.,, The great goat rescue began at I U a.m. today on the govt>mment-owned San Clemente Island. A team of New Zealand trappers armed with a sun that shoots a weighted net will hover over the island in a Nav y-commissioned heli- copter for about four hours toda) in an attempt to capture and corral Andalusian goats. The Na"sa~s the goa ts mu~t go bt•l·ause tl-ie\ are ra1~1ng havoc with SC\eral species of en- dangered plants. birds and a h1an.I. a Fund for An imal s spo~esman said The island. 50 m1ks southeast llf Laguna Beach. 1~ U\l'd IM 'll.ar-.h1p gunnel) pral'IKC' ahout '10 '11.C'l'~S each 'ear. The Na'' · hJd planned to n - termtnatl' thl' crl·atun·' 1rl' Januar) bu t 1s l'oo~·rat1ng 'II.1th thl' animal rights group·, dTon tt1 \3\C' them on order' trnm Dckn<.t· -..el'fl'tan Caspar ~C'inherger Heeding an appeal trom Rep Bobh1c Fiedler. R-Califom1a. and fund president ('lc,eland o\mon "<'in berger ga' t>-thr I ~00 goats a I'll. o-month rt"pnevt" from 'iharp- <.hooters so trappers Cl)Uld rl·moH a~ man' of thl"m ~s possible and ot1t"r them 111 the puhl'h. for adoption Fund SPOkcsman Paula Vanorden (Pleue Me GOAT/ A~) ...,,... .... ., ........ New 4~llaat e1t.op manacel' Marlo VU· ofauapect.Sunelllancecamera,at~.wu laloboe d.laplaJ'S wanted poetel' 9'tb ak.etcb lnatalled after marder ofVtrate La.roa.ataln. ... Al *Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ffrlday, February 1, t985 Prosecution rest& its case in CQoperman Diurder trial 81' Ge Altoela~ Pren The prosecution rested 1lS case 111in1t a Vie1namcse refuaee accused or murdtrina phy 1cs profc sor Ed· ward L Coopcnnan with 1he v1c11m's widow tettifyma that her husband ' fean:d for his life in the months precedina his death. Anomey Alan May bcpn the defense Thursday when O mngc County Deputy Distnct Attorney Mel Jensen wound up after taking le" than four days to presen1 his cuse against Minh Van Lam. 21 Lam is accused of the fatal Oct. 13 shootin1 in Cooperman 's offic~ at Cal State Fullenon Cooperman wu president of the pnvate U.S. Com- minee for Sc1ent1fic Cooperauon wtth Vietnam, had made fteQuent v1s11s to Vietnam and shipped techn1· cal equipment thert. TJ\c victim'1 wife. Klaaskc CoopermaJ'I, tofd 1he Supc'rior Coun Jury and Judie Richard Beacom 1hat her husband changed his pattern and schedule several months ago after returning from has last tnp to Viet- nam. She said he once told her of threats on has life by a group he called the "frog men .. an 1979. She said she was told these arc Vietnamese military men trained an wirl'arcby the Central l ntelhacncc A1cncy who now · ve 1n Ora~c County. Fncnds have said they believe Cooperman. 48. who had VISltcd Vaetnum more than a dozen tames since the end of the war, was as. Slanatcd ·becau~_ of has pro-- Vietnam sentiments. · Mri. Cooperman testified that last August. her husb:tnd told her a ~trangc:r had approached him on the Fullrrton campus and told him to his face he would kill ham. She said an FBI agent advised her husband to arm ham~lf for protec- tion. FUGITIVE ESCAPES AGAIN ... From Al Medical Center in OranfC tor lll'ill· ment of year-old in1unc'I he \u\· tainted in a police shootciut in fountain Valley Mohon rcponcdly broke rree after grabbing a gun that apparent!)' wa' hidden either ou1s1dl' the count) medical center or 1n the pr"oner·, van 1n which he W3'> fld1ng, Orangl' County Sheriff-. Lt Dick 01\on '>i.lld Mohon wa ... M:en d1mb1ng into ii Oat-hcd truck driven by a woman with long. bleached hair. Ohon !>aid 1t 1s believed the woman war, thC' man's wife. Sharon Shaw Mohon Lalc r the \am{' da}. '>he was arrested at a rdldenre in Stanton on susp1c1on of helping her husband escape . The flat-bed lrud. wa' later found abandoned in a rer.taurant park mg lut 1n Bell. Los Angele<; ( uunt> 'ihcntr' dcputac'> then were led lO a house in ncarb> ( udahy where 1t wa<; believed Mohon had 1nken CO\.er Deputae\ and member'> of <1 ~WAT team surrounded 1he houc,c . finall) bombarding 11 with tear ga'> tannistcr after U'>ln8 a hullhorn ordering Mohon to ga ve himself up T\\.'O' women and an 11 ·H'ar-old ho' l'mergl'd from th<' houw tiut "hen authont1c\ romt>1:d the re\I· denn·. lhl·rc "ii' no \IKn of Muhon I he rc!>1dcn1 ... of the hou-.c l,lll'r claimed the;. knl'W Mqhon but had not seen him an }Cars On Jan 25 -a week later - Mohon allegcdl~ \tole a car 1n Ml'\a. Ant al gunpornt and kd lawmen from eight \Cparatc police agencies on a two-hour. 100-mile chaM: that cndcd when Mohon allcgedlyt'nl\hed into a police blockcadc. Ellison \a1d . When Mohon was booked earl > the follow ing day. he told arresting i.>1- ficcr'> that his name waio Claude Rank'I Tillman. a transient from Texa,. Thl· man's fingerpnnts were ~cnt to thl· FBI but authorrlles ~•d that rdent11i- ca11on proces' can take up to two weck'i. Mo~on e\Capcd f huNia> .whale being returned to a Jail tac1l11y following an appearance tn Mc'>a Jusucc Coun. accordrn~ to Ellison ··There "ere nine prisoners 1n the \an and the dcput) tran ... portang them stopped at the Tempe JusticC' (enter to take two other prrwner<, into court·· Ellison said. Ml· .,,11d Mohon MHl .1 man 1dent- 1lil·d O\ Jl'llrC'> W I C\llc a fraud and thctt \U'>J>t.'l t \ltp~d their handcufT\. k1d.1:d out a pln1gl<tss shield 1n the van J nd c~apl·d Other prawncr.. 1n the van did nut Occ, Eliason ..aid. ··w l· thank they ran ano'>s the Ar11ona State lJ n1veri\ty (.ampus and Wl'nl to a car shop where lhey '111k u I 9K~ hrown and tan Chevrolet 1r11t ~ " I ll"on c,aad. "A \.\ltnl''-" dc\cribcd the mcrt a'i lwan11. v.11h11u1 \hllt\ or shoes ..arf'd .. W('t1r1ng J.11l-1ssucd pants," h~'aad. ··w l"re prt'll> \Ure 11 wa~ lhcm." !:111\on ':.11d thc rc have been several rcportl·d \1gh1ing of th.c escapees but none ha"c hcen confirmed. Mohon wa' arrested on Nl·w Year'!'. f q· t 9X 1 in Fountain Valley on \U\!)1l r<>n of hurglary and attempted murtkr It "• :alleged he fired a single \hot JI Offoer Kl'\ an Arnold who rl'lUrnl'd Im· hilting Mohon !llX llml'' Mohon "ho I'> ~Liii recovering Imm lhl' ""und'> lilcd a $20 m1ll1on law\urt aga1n\t f·ountain Valley. al- lcg1ngnn:"1H· lorn· wa!> u~d during hi\ 3HC\l f he \Ult I\ \1111 pending In fnkral ioun AIDS BREAKTHROUGHS LAUDED ... From Al time an antibody that m·utralttc\ the AIDS viru!> an the laboratory The finding hy Marylaoo and Massachusett'> \Cu:ntl\t\ c.Joc,n't mean a vaccine 1\ po\\1hle hut ··11 does prove man " able to make a neutrali11 ng an11bod)" IO 1nal·11 ... utc the A IDS viru\. ( iallo \illd Arcording to A'>'IOciated Pre,., re· ports, Gallo ci1pla1ncJ' that the ant•· body knock\ out the.-abil1 1} of the AIDS varu'> lO ir.fclt Lells The AID\ \lrU\ attatk\ a 1)pc u( white hloud c.ell!> <.:alled hcl per T -c.cll\, wh1l h help the bod> ward 1111 c.J1-.cac,c Uut he \aid u'n"derahlc rt'\ClJr(h must be done ''' detcrmrnl· whether the anti-A ID~ ant1l><>d> will de'>tro> the varu \ rn the humun bod\' a\ c1Tect1 vely a'> 1n human ll'lh gro~n 1n the laborator. The ant1bo<l> wa' found to ht• panacularly prevalent 1n blood '>Crum taken from healthy people who carry the AIDS vtru\. poc;r,1hly explaining wh)' the> don't develop the dl\C3\l" even though the}' arc inferttd \<Jld (iallo "'ho headed one of two tea rm that announl'cd dl'>covery of lhc likch All>'i v1ru\ la\t Apnl l hur\da) ·., '>econd annoum·l'llll·n1 wa\ madl' h> a Pasadena rcc,l·art hn who \a1d an 1ngre<Jrcn1 that kill\ 1tw dcadl) .<\lf)'°i 'iru' 1n the l:ibora1tir)" found 1n mo\l 11H·r-1hc-tountcr birth control f11;1m' But bml111tl\t Hrutl" Vodkr Prl'\I dent of th~· \i1Jr1f><1'>J I 11und:it1on \aid funhcr ll0\t1ng "Ill tx· nl'l'dcd 111 dc1erm1m· "hethl"r no no\\ nol-11 1 hi.' al I " l" I n gr c d I e n I I n 111 ii II ' \p(.'fmtude\ l\CfTc<.ll\l' 10 prcH·n11nl1 -\IJ>"l from dC\clOp1ng Ill fX"opk ··we tx:lrnc th1\ prncnt111n mca'>Ull" <.an redun: thC' number qf pcr\on\ "ho might oth1:r"-1\t· Pin tract .\ID\mcflhe nc.\I \l"'l·rnl H·:.ir' while an cm·u1vc lrcatmcnt "lx·111g \uugha:· Voeller \Jld ll al'>o ··worked \Cr) wl'll al(.i.lln\l goniirrhl'a 1n lte'1'> on human\) ~<111 WELCOME WAGON .•. P'rolDAl adopt-' Juan Salgado as ht• name and Santa Ana aa. his hometown. But things began to unravel Nov. 16 when he was arrested by Santa Ana police on euaplclon of assault and battery. Using his auumed name, Moreno escaped Immediate detection and was .reteaeed on S 1.500 ball after two daya In jail. , A tlnoerprtnt checi(, however, later revealed his Identity, Olson said. Author1tles sprang their trap Thursday morning when Moreno ahow.d up for his court date. "He was pretty surprised," Olson said. GOAT RESCUE BEGINS ... 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I\ unique rn "' oITcr111"" of lour year\ of \IUd) rn four langm1ge\ "ipan1<ih f-rrrH h < 11:rnrnn and I at1n I think thl' 1.irn1>u' environment .1lv1 pl:H\ .1 part lht1utth l c11h1n ,,1111 ··I h• rl· " 111c11t· of .1 f>ll\ltl\t" .1111t111ll .1011.Jnii 1tw \lucknt\ no" · I >111111\ I \,111' pr11111pal 111 C 11r11n:1 1h I \1.11 I livh \1 lt1111I ,,11d whtk Im \( h1111I 'l 11111'4" 11fk111ll(\ m;t) not h1.· \1~11il1t .11111\ clllli-H·n1 from othrr \( h1111I' 111 1 >r.1111ot1 c 111111ty 11' ap pr11.H h 111 nllH .1111111 Illa) fl\• I 111111~ lh.11 11u1 \Ut 1 l"\\ "mnn· a fum 111111 1111 r1-.1t1nK an t·11 ... 1ronnH:n1 11\l r 1h1 H'·•" "'h~·11· '111d1·nl\ and the fauilh npn t \mti'"' ·· I \410\ .,md. · <>ur \t,JrHJarif, all· h111.h. lmth 1n olloldi'lllll n.pn 1al1111l\ and Ill hchaV• 1e1r.1l 1·,rw11a111111' .. I ""n' \artl tht· l' r1·•11 111<..I '>lhool cmplHl\ltt"\ ;1tatl1·n111 ~kill' with t1hou1 IJ(I pt·rH·n1 of II'> \lu<lenl\ \aying tht<) pl<.111 111 :i11t·nd wlkl(e ' I ht• '><. houl h;" lx·cn de OK n tx·d ll'\ tl'l~ued hul hu\IOC'"hke." r \ an\\ald '\.\1 frel1h,11.,u1<e.,,hrl'ed\\UtcC\\" 'I ~baa do )'OU llllf' about UI• Oally Pl101 .., What don't you lib? C:all tbf' numLtr at lf'ft and your m"'Ulf' wlll bf' rf't•ordt d, tran1<'rlbfd and df'll'-"f'rf'd to lllf' approprlatt tdltor T11f' Hmf' ?t-ttour an1••rtn1 f'r\llC"t may bt u1d fo rtr orCfltltf'n lo flit tdltor on •ny topic l'ontrlbaton to our 1.Attu1 r olumn m1111 lnclodt tlltlr namf' and lf'ltpllont' number for v.rlflc-1Uoa No rlrrulatton nil"· plf'91t Ttll u1 wblt'• ,,n yo., mind.. c • - Showers might return tonight ""*'• wm be variable cloud• tontg'1t end Saturday with 1 tllght c:h•nce of •howJr• tit• tonight and Hrly 8•turd1y. The • high •~P41f'•lur" wtll rano-In the mid 60• to low eo., Tonight won't be Quite•• cold ae tow• ere expected In the tow 30• to low •Ot Thf moun1atn'1rta1 can ato1 •xpect variable cloud• tonight IM'\d S1lurday with a c'1ance of 1howef1 The anow l•v•I wlH be at •.500 t .. t Wlndt. from 1$ to 30 mp'1. wtll be from the w••t to northw•1t tonight and Saturd1y High• t•mperaturd will be moetty In th• 301 and tows 18 to 28. The deMrt area• can alto expect varlabl• etoudt tonight and Saturday with a chance 1hower1 malnly In the Owen• Valley and northern desert• High temperature• wtll be from 58 to 63 with the lowt from 34 to 40. lower desert va1tey1 Temps HIQI' IOW '"' 74 I>()! ... """'"II •I ~ Mph !II Poul 07 I~ • m coaay Naenv1lle 45 II) 141 .... N ... O.tea11• ,~ 39 AIOe11y 11 JO -•Otk 32 31 ll'IOwer1 Al~Qve .IO 0'• 0 •1a110mo l.11Y II o~ NallJOrlel w ...... ~· NOAA V 5 o.ot 01 ~co Am.,~lo 01 114 O""""J. Oii at 44 J(, Orl•n o 84 60 12 Antl>Of~ AU1111hc ny If J~ P"'la4'a'P"•• .}~ 8*11•~ AutClfl ., Ill ,,,..,.,.JI 411 >O Calif. Tempe 70 ,. ... ,_. "ti .... P111eci.,111r 31 28 Tehoe V~ ,. 04 01 04 0 JI Y-le'/ty ,. u ll<ijC<>Qt 8'1"""9"•"· ~I 0) PntllAnct ()r t•ruv~ll(_• :io 21 HIQll 10W lo< 24 f'OU'I ~ II 6 ao. .. 1~ 01 Jlt':,3n 48 41 om IOCloy Bot1on 14 ]II 1101> C.••1 11 1:1 ...... ,..ici u 34 Surf report 8ullel0 .>O /J R.,oc, )7 13 Eu<ella u -40 Ca!IC'IO' 01 Ill SI lOU" 1~ 07 F•-'O !I 33 Cl\orlMIUf•:>e l)J ~' SI "'••• T am1·• 78 82 lencall., 45 74 l..OCAT!Oft l4D 9"AN C .... IOlltNC. 41 4J !ratl l••• l.••r 10 Oii lot A~ 81 41 H<lftl"'Olon 8-11 1·2 PoOr {.htly ...... 04 II Son Anion"' ~· '° OMiand 69 .. Al¥er Jetty.~ 1-3 , ... Cht<.900 ,,, 14 Sw• Juan f' R 8l 13 PuoRC>oie. &7 11 40ltl Sir-. N9wpot1 1·S ,.,, Ctnc.nna11 ·~ lb s..11 .. 0 32 ~ 8lvll 83 31 2?fld StrMI. Newpot1 1-:I ,.., CleYee&l>O '" 10 5..,.,. ren1 0$ ,. AedwOOO City " 40 aecoo.w~ I )telt Cocumou• on 14 I/ !>l)Olo•M 18 ..()• s--•o &• 37 ~lleech 1.2 PoOr O;iltaa Fl W<Hlh 11 ll t;yrecuM 28 '0 SallnM 68 34 SanClemenl• 1·2 -O<tyton 19 11 '~· 07 13 Sat> Oleo<> eo ... Wel.,lemp H o.n-oe n l 114'""' •8 27 9.,, F1enc:lec;o 51 47 s-dlfec:110n _, Oet M-04 01 , ..... " 07 San1a Batt>at• 611 3& C>.lrOr' Willt.Oa .,,. JO 111 HIQI\, 10w 1><ec.t1>1loll()(t 10< 2• llOufl Tide• felfb•nll• )8 , II et>dlno ••a Pm Fatgo 07 '' llelt!OW 44 20 FllOQtllll 20 16 Big Beat 30 .()• TOOAY G1end ReµiO• '3 OJ Blel\op ., 111 Secono ntoll 8 11 P"' 3 4 tterCIO<'d ,. ,, BlytM 40 37 >lelene O• 73 •' 111 Cetallne 60 ., IATUMIAY Honolulu 74 ~~ " Lono !MKh $1 31 F1r11 '°"' 1209• m 21 Houaton 6~ ,0 '' MonrOVla Ml 33 F1<t1 nton 8.28 a m 61 1no1anepo111 I ';() oe Extended I 'f"w ~ont .. tty ~4 40 '""low. 12.o9pm 28 JKll00<'\ .. 11• IJ sa @.: • 1 wnton •3 21 Secono hlQll 8"37 • m 31 JuNfM/ 3$ 31 ...... porl 8M<;h 68 311 l<tn"I c;uy o~ ·10 .. 0n1 .. 1a &3 33 SuI ~·~Of "'-•let• PaNdetle " 38 &24pm Memph<o 37 11 tont(lhl --ly 8eh.,dey~ ml4 Sen a.rn.,dtnn &3 ,. Moon ·-tOCle y ac 1 21 pm . "'' MleMl~lo 14 11 ~•otowOOe NotquU•M lonlQhl SenG&bfllll Ill 31 Solu<day al 3 31 • m &t>O ,_ eg.in e l ........ _ .. II 12 wllll IOw9 30ll 10 IOw "°" Sen JoM &8 32 ;npm VALLEY MURDER UNSOLVED ... From Al Hean \c111l lhl' k1lkr I'> \Urcl> J hardem·d u1111111JI "ho k1lkd l~r ounlaHI '0Jll'I lo eltm1natl' hl'f0 .il\ a Wl\lll'\\ (II thr rohhcl) ··11 9'n·1 norm.ii 111 1a~c 'omeon"··., Ilk durinl( a rohhcl).'0 thl' detert1H' 'aid ··I 11 lah• the money and then turn ;irounu and kill :o.tn11conc who .., not pulling up a fight -thaa'\ oulr 111.ht nn·ut1on" lkan \a1d 11 "a 'ak gul"'-' !hat 1ht· '>U\Pl'll ha' tx·l·n tr1 rounl) Jllil rw prl\on tx:furc and f~ar' lx·ing pu1 tx·h111d ha" a~11n ··1 k prohahl)' fl'ul11nl lw\t I'll: l11ok1nti at \11mc hard llml· a11d d1tfn'1 "·•nl an\ w11m·"u' who u111ld 11knt 1h him ' the dell'tll \l' \,11d 'He: n~·l·Jul 111 l'ltm1n,1tl· hl·r · llu1 thL'rl' "'a' anothrr "lllll'" who rnall' part of thl' ltlt'll\l' platl· numtx·r 111 lhe g1:1awa\ 'l'111dc and h.i' h1·1·11 Jhlc to hl'lp 1H1licc put tol(clhcr .1 l!Jnlf>ll\ltt· d1a"1ng of lhl' \ll'>pt:l'I lica n noit·d. I hr 'kl·tth. "'hrt h 1kp1ll\ a m1<hfk·~&l' man with 1h111n1ng hrown hJ1r "'ho wear\ pla,t11 fr.1m1: prl'\<.np- llCJO gla\\t"\ ha\ lx·t·11 <. Hlulatc<l to morl' than 5CXJ poltlc .1gt·nt ll"\ ··w c·H· hit l'Vl'r> .1gt00l) 1n tlw '>tiltc."· lhl' dt'll'l"ll\.C '>Jld ··No" wt· hopl' tor a n.''f><lll'>l' ·· I hr p;u11al lttl'l1'>l' plalc numtx:r ha' hn·111111111t111ul'h lhl' I kpartntl'nl of M111111 VrhH k\ tompult•r. a prlll l"\\ 1ha1 prndUlt'd a long. Dally Pilot Delivery I• Guaranteed ,.. ., t II•• I i tit"'• r, I ,,. • I I I , .. ' .. l• ~ ~· t 1 rnmbcr\Ome ltst of rat\ that &an and Nance arc still poring over I he getaway car 1s thought to be ii ligh t-colored Volhwagen van, P<>\S· 1bl) a late '6(h or early '70<. model. Poltcc sard th e w1tne'>s 1H·enaan the la\t th ree number\ of the plate an· 784, po'>'>1bly proceeded by 2AU or 2A V. It as not known 1f the plate ha' \IX or seven d1g1t\. Bc'an ..aid If the killer 1s a cart'l'r <.'nounal. rt 1~ posMble he will be tnppcd"up during \ome futur1: n 1me and ren>gni1cd l he daylight \hooting Jarred other bu\lne!>'>owncr..and <.'mployces 1n lhc rnmmcrnal n·nter. )U\l a kw block\ from lhe police \tat1on. T he rat y ha' ont' of the lowe~t rnme rate'> 1n the tourll> and. unul Lafou.nt<11n wa' \hot. there had not been a hom1c1d1: for more than fi ve years. '"There·, \trll some tension in the .11r" ,,:11d Amanda Guardado who "ork\ al ( amage Trade Cleancr'i, around the rorncr lrom the doughnut \hop. < 1uardad1> !>aid the \hooting ha'i had a nolll"eable cffert on merchants in the center. "Thl·y'rc more cautious." she •.cml ·'Al lca~t. l know I am:· Maurcl·n C ostcllo. a vice pres1dcrll for Yum· Yu m Donut'i Inc. 1n the City of I ndu'>lr)', said thl· anc1den'l"'1olted :idminl\trators of the 14-year-old dia1n "Wl"H' 1n-.1.allcd a surveillance ramera in our Fountain Valley store for the lir!lt time." she 'lard. "In fact, we're rn ... 1alhng them 1n each of our outlch because of this rncident ··w e'll like to get out the message that we're not going to sit by and bcrnme a target fo r violence." I he doughnut chain has put up a a $5.CX.>O rl•warcl for information lead- ing In the arrcc;t and convictiorrofthe fX•r..on who killed Lafountain. l.aFounta1n 1s recalled by cus- tc1mcr'> 3') a pleasant. easy-going pt.'r\on who conducted business wi th u \mile. She'd been manager of the doughnut ~hop (or 21'1 years and had nt•ver been robbed before. I rrcn<h and re la ta vcs of the !>lain woman c,a1d they arc convinced Lafountain would not have put up a <;trugglc 1f robbed ··in fart. she had discussed that very fact with other employees," said Hean ··she told them she would not put up a ligh1 . <;he'd1us1 hand ovcrthr money. ··w1:'rl· taught that if you do as you·r~ t11ld, you won'I be harmed," he added Memorial '>t'rv1cc~ were conducted 1n Huntington Beach 1h1s week for l..u f-ountaan lier body was returned for bunal to Springfield, Mass .. her hometown 11101.ric.r c.<JA',T Daily Pilat Circulation 714/842-4333 - Clanlfled advertl1lng 714/842-5'71 All other department• 842-4321 H.L. Schwartz Ill Publisher MAIN OFFICE tt' ,,,,. t f~,., • r ,,_.'A,..\Jf {A 'A·t t 1 ltf" fi • t•,h(J t•AI ............ r A. f]l)7f; ( 1: f' ~It I.,,, t ,,. t'\lf"' f.(,A~f ,.. ti '\I ''\ii ( ,,.,..,,,.,,, f.tr- ,.W. \I 1',.. .... ,~ t1 rt .. ,,,,,, • 40,.t t/I 4~9'-- lit I t •• , I•" Frank Zlnl Managing Editor Karen Wittmer Advertising Otrecto'r f ,.fl\ r ,.,~ llfH'f' f"' ttJ11 •)>1'. f'"•J #'1rl-<'•1I ~ 1e 1 ~ 1•~"9f"' f i ,, Jf I ,,.,., ·~ .. Clrculatlon TelephonH ... Rosemary Churchman Controller ,,,.,, •• ,-4,. ''" ,,,., , • .,,, #0 ••• , .mhit'ffK1th~ ,, ..... , I'•~\ "' &••""""' ,...., tJ1 u., r.Jf•'.Y. 1 •• .,,,.~, Put.JltM""'9 ,,, I o4f t 1 •.-.._. ~·I ti(tf •'"' c1otMtV'..fW'J ~~~ .. , tP-.ft)uyh "'lf IAJ 4lD Robert L. Cantrell Production Manager Donald L. Wllllem1 Circulation Manager t • ''•f • '""iJ., '-V "111 ...U.t.c,n ·II CJUl>~ -.•tUtMy\ '''"'',••'''"'' rt~ tA, ·&·A1'"'',.,."'•"''<iJf•'•'·•tt1•1 ))()WM• 11 .• , .,,, .. ,.,, ' , "(, ,.,"') c.'""'• MM• c •• 1·''"'"• '•:.in.i>fj !J f ,,, .~ ••-MOO VOL. 71, NO. 032 UP.TO .~ . - HUGE SAVINGS ON CARPET, WOOD, TILE AND DRAPERIES Oak Plirnk was $4. 79 sq.ft. NOW Only •211 sq ft. 24 oz. Nylon Plu•h was $16.99 sq.yd, NOW Only 1911 sq.yd . Installed -' , Armatrong SundJal Solarlan was $23.99 sq.yd. NOW Only 11399 sq.yd. l~atalled 640·2700 640-2934 I TOMORROW: • FORECASTS ON A2 FIRST EDITION I 111[ ,\' I I 1111 1 fll' f 1 1·1,, (Jl~AN<.f ( (Jl)t4 I '( ( l\l I f (JHNI A • ' I f ~4 T ' e e · · 1t1ve scores se·con -,; e es ca e 1n as man wee ~· Coast Researchers say con- traeeptlve gels and foam may prevent AIDS./ A3 ' Good news for Irvine resi- dents. Sewer fees are coming down./ A3 California McMartin attorneys threatened with con- tempt a1ter courtroom squabbling./ A8 Nation 30 scientists say they see a monkey's head ~culpture on the face of Mars that may indicate an ancient civilization lived there.IA& Victlms are shooting bur- glar suspects left and right. 'It's either them or us,' they claim./ A7 World Iraq claims in quelled an Iranian counterattack on captured territory .I A7 A West German business executive is shot In the head by terrorists./ A8 Sports • . . Man accused in Fountain Valley police shootout su bje.ct of Arizona manhunt By STEVE MARBLE QftMO.-,NellWI Michael Wayde Mohon. the Or- an$t' County fugitive charged with tryi ng to lull a Fountain Valley police officer, was bt'1ng-.huntcd 1n Ant0na today following h1!> ..econd successful escape from law o flicer\ 1n two weeks officials reponcd Mohon, 39, and another rn an repon edly smai.hed their wa > out ofa police van .carrying pns.oners 1n Tempe. Ant Thurs<l'a~ aliernoon and disappeared afkr '>tc.al1ng a truck from a repair shop Mohon had been behind bars in Ar11pna \Ince Jan 25 out had u~d an assuibed name to hide his 1dcnt1t). a Mancopa~ ( ount} ShenfT's deputy reponed today •An FBI fin~erpnnt check that revealed Mohon's identity arrived JUSt hours after the escape. the deputy added. Two Orange County Sheriffs an-_ v~t1ga1on new to Anzona la~ , ._ Thursday to JOln an the search fo r Mohon, descn bed ai a ··career cnm1- nar· who has been in and out o f jail his entire adult life. "There's a 1ood de.al of concern out here but we feel we're dcahna with a guy who's built up such a cnmirtal record that he may be at that point where he feels he has nothing left to lose." Maricopa Shenff Cpl. Jay Ellison said. "The potc.nual for v1olen~ wom cs us." Ellison said ... He (M ohon) m ax have passed that pt>1nt of no return. · The hunt for Mo hon began Jan. 17 (Pleue eee PUGITIV&/ A.2) Lab remedies against AIDS face big test Will neutralizing · antibody work well for human victims? ' By PKIL SNEIDERMAN OflheO.-, .... IWI l\n AIDS re..earcher al UC Irvine ~1d toda)' he's opt1m1'>t1c about recent stride\ 1n pre11t•nting the dead- 1)' disorder. but tic urged caution in interpreting two announcem~rits o t AIDS breakthroughs. · versus whit "'l' gc1 1n (a human patient)," (1up1a said. But he added. "I'm think I'm defin11el)' opt1m1:.t1c about wh~ have now ll\ er what we had six months or a )Car ago Onl) time will tell how \UCCe'>sful we a~ an prevent- ing th!\ disorder ·· · . V1c11ms o1 l\IOS. l\cqu1rcd Im-' mune Dcfic1enq S)ndrome. lo~ the ab1lit) 10 resist disease and u~uall) die of' anuus 1nt<-c11uns ·\~of Mo nda,, .\IDS had '>lrul lo. ts ,05"' people and da1mcd l,lHi.:l live~ \1nce June I 19~ I in 1hc l 'n1tcd Stu lc<i. according to tht' < t•n tt•r for D1..ea~ ( o ntrol 1n .\tlanta Utah State hands s.truggl- lng UC Irvine an 87-84 basketball loss./C1 Debriefing covers the aubject Anonymou• maven• of modeaty provided to be overexpoeed at 17th Street and Paclllo thl• aolutlo.n to a blllboud they conaldered Cout HJchway 1n HunUnaton Beach. Dr 'iudh1r Ciupla. a l I( I profc:ssor of mcd1c1n(' and c h1cl ut 1m- munolog), ..aid 1hr laboratol) rt·'>ult,' reP.Oned I hurS<.la) ma) not nl'lt~'> anly product· similar benefit~ 1n human subject:.. "One mu\t U'K' l'aut1on 1n intN· preung what we get in thr laborator; <>nl' announfrmcnt made fhur\· da~ at a mokrnlar b1olog) \) m- p<>'>IUm at the Newport Beach Mar- riott Hotel 1nd1cated ~1t·nui.a ha'c moH·d l lu<>er to a oos\1hlc 'accin<' (Ple&.e 11ee AIDS/ A:I) Fountain Valley tops Ocean View to forge a tie In the Sunset League girls standlngs./C1 Edison wins Sunset League wrestling title. dethroning five-time champ Fountain Valley. /C3 Datebook South Coast Repertory probes theater's 'Twilight Zone.· /P•g~ 3 Friends of SCA reach into back vaults for theatrical f ash Ion show. /P•g• 10 'Oragonophlles' obvious- ly hungry and waiting for ''new.'' Mandarin Chinese restaurant. /P99e 18 Buslne•• A tiny resorf,communlty In Nevada now has 50,000 visitors each weekend.IC& INDEX Coast schools nominated for national honor By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of the OllMy "4tl llelf Manna ll1gh \c.hool of llun11ngtun lkarh and Corona dcl•Mar ll1gh \chool wen· nom1natcua'i two ol the top IO high '>C huols 1n ( alllorn1a h> the Nat1onnl 'iernndary ')c hllol\ Rct · ogn111o n Program, onil 1JI\ un- no unn:d Thur\day Ma nna and Corona dt•I Mar Wl'rl' two of threr Orange County high \t'hooh no1111natt•d I hur\dU\ In thl· (Plea11e •ee COAST/ A.2 You'll find the beat auto buya along the Orange Coaat In today'• Auto Piiot -Page81 Doughnut shop death case needs .. luck, public help " Police request c lues to find suspect seen, at rare FV murder Auto Piiot Erma Bombeck Bridge B 1-4 r hl' rnld -hlcxxkd rnurder 111 ,, STEVE MARBLE Bulletin Board Bualneas California Cla11lfled Com lea Cro11word Death Noticea Horoacope Ann Landera Opinion Police Log Public Notices Sport a ...Ieleltlalon Theater• weather . l C7 kindly hwntain V11lln doughnut C 10 'lhop mnnagt•r ha'i kft rnc:rdiant' 111 A3 the normull) pcnn:ful t It)' )111NI\)' C8 9 Ml'anwhilc, police urt scckintJlelp in -'IOlvrna tht' n ty"1 fif't murder 1n more A6 thun live )<'M'i. ' 86-9 I lom1 ricl<' dctcC't1vc" rnnct•dc luck tx.'hind tl\c counter ol \ urt1 \um C 10 and h(•lp from the puhlt<' may he the Donut'I, 172 1 7 Hrcxlkhur'it '°\t 89 only holX'' they hnv1: tor 1rn~k 1ng A t'U\tomcr who wttnt'\\t•d the 85 down tht' man who ln't week rohhedoo <ilayan& from ht'\ parked rar told 88 nnd killed Vrrgu~ L~Founlfttn "' the pohre the "uspcc:t shot lat o untatn douahnut ~hop 'llH' monn,ed. ofter 41hc handed over monn Imm the A C107 "Someone hn'I to bl-1vrn~ ne:\t . <:3'1h ITjll\ICr l..afnuntuin put u p no door to the guy or know him ' \U1d rc•unancc. the r:uStomcr \:ltd A3 Founttun Valle~ Detet'trve Dann The k11lerc'l<'nprd w11h SS') in ~·Mh 85-6 !}(an , whn "a'1,1gned to the murder ~rncc the 1huo11na. Scan and h1 C 1-5 caS(, P4nncr Dami Nancc ho H' been ..081.l®O "We 1m relying on the pubhl We putttna tn I }-hour days 1 hr 'rt Oatebook··~-l\n1 Imo 1rnnquy-,.·rnmntu...,n .... r-c11---.... ,1•nfn)ltmm1 tla u~cvnJvc A2 or I o~ i\ngcle'I or \un DiejlO n r and wa1t1n1 for lhe telephone to nna, Mlllltwhcrt cl~" hoptn11nm cone w1ll lead &hem 1n the l.aFount:u n, 17. wu' 'hot dunna nahl dtl't<'tlon. the afternoon of Jan 2~ a\ she ''ood (PIMM ... VALl..&1' I A2) ' New Zealand trappers b·egin Clemente Island goat rescue By LISA MAHONEY Of .... °'""' ,..... ., ... f hc great goat rescue began at 10 a.m today o n the govcrnmt·nt-owncd '\an (·'tcmcnte Isla nd A team of New Zealand trappers armed with a Jun that shoots a wc1ghted net will hover over the island 1n a Navy<omm1ssto ned heli- copter for ahout four hours toda)' 1n an attempt 10 l·apturc and corral ·\ndalu\1an 1toat~. The Navy sayPokc,man \.IHI The 1\land ~() mile' \oullH'.l\t ot Lagu'n.i fkad1 '' U-K'd tor v. .ir\h1p gunncf\ pr;ut1tl'aho111 'l!lwn•lo.'t'dlh \'Car The N.n \ hJd plJllnl•d In t'\ terminate thr t rl'atun·, 1n l.1nu.1n hut " nio~rallnll v.1th lht• .1n1111JI nghl'I group·, t•tlon to \.1\l' thl·m 1111 order' lrom lkkn'>l' \t'U<'tan (aspar V.c1nh1:rgl'r · · lkedintt Jn .1p~al lrom Rt•p B11hh1t· l 1c-dlcr R-< .ililom1a. and fund rn'\ltknt ( In el.ind ·\mof'\i V. t•1nht·rgl·r 11..i,t· lhl' I ~l)(J gu,11\ a 1v.11 month n·rnnt· lrnm '>harp- 'h11ntl'r\ '" trappcf\, 11ulJ n•m1n <' "' m.irn 111 1hrrn "' J'l<l"lhk .ind olkr lht•m 111 lhc: puhhc Im dJ11p111in I uml 'po kc"nan Paul<i \ ,1nordrn (Plea11e .ee GOAT /A.2 ) 'I• •••• .......... ·::::: a.-.,...,.... .. ~,.,.. 'New d~bnut ebop aana&er Marto VU-ofaaa~t. SorYe.lllancecamera.atr•.r, wu laloboe ctlepla,.. waable1 pewter wltb aketcb lnatalled after murd.eT of Vlr1le ~oantaln. ~ \ ... \ ., [ Onange Coul OAIL Y PILOT /Friday, February 1, 1985 Prosecution rests itScaSe . in Cooperman murder trial By Uie Atsoclatecl Pree• The prosecution rested its case against a Vietnamese refugee accused of mw:derlna physics professor Ed- ward L Coo~rman with the victim's widow testityina ihat her husband feared for his life an the monihs preqeding bis death. . Attorney Alan May began the defense Tbursdab when Orange County Deputy astrict A nomey Mel Jensen wound up after taking less than four day~ to present his case against Minh Van Lam, 21. Lam is accused of the fatal Oct. 13 shooting in Cooperman'sofficc at Cal State Fullenon. Cooperman was president of the pri vate U.S. Com- mittee for Scienulic Cooperation with Vietnam, had made frequent visits to Vietnam and shipped techoi- c:tl equipment there. The victtm's wife. Klaaske Cooperman. told the Superior Court Jury and Judge Richard Beacom that her husband changed his panem and schedule several months aao af\er returning from bis last tnp to Viet· nam. She said hi once told her of threats on bis life by a group he called the "ftog men" in 1979. She said she was told these are Vietnamese mihtary men trained in warfare by the Central Intelligence Agency who now live in Orange County. Friends have said they believe Cooperman, 48, who had visited Vietnam more than a dozen times since the end of the war. was assassinated because of his pro- Vietnam sentimen.ts. Mrs. Cooperman testified that last August, her husband told her a stranger had approached him on the Fullenon campus and told b1m to his face be would kill him. She said an FBI agent advised her husband to arm himself for protec- tion. Cooperman 's widow said she had floodlights installed in the dnvewa) and had walls built alongside their home. "I had them built for hJS safety because of the threats," she testified. Lam ins1m the shooting was ac- cidental, and defense attorney May has said Cooperman himself had given the gun to Lam hoping that Lam could help defend him from nny assassin. Mrs. Cooperman said she h8d met Lam twice before and had once allowed Lam and a friend into her house at Cooperman's instrucu on. On the morning of his death Cooperman received a call from the Vietnamese delegation to the United Na tions and he told his wife he would have to go to New York. she testified. "He seemed ~ved." she said. "becau~ he had to change his schedule." Afte'r Jensen rested his case, May called his first witness -Fullerton police De1cc11vc Ronald Moen, who retneved a. 38-cal 1ber revolver from a file cabinet in Cooperman's office two days after Cooperman's death. FUGITIVE. ESCAPES AGAIN ... From Al 1n Orange ( oun1y when he make a Jariug escape from a \henfis deputy who was transporting him 10 UC! Medical Center 1n Oran$e for treat- ment of year-old inJunes he sus- tainted 1n a police shootout in Fountain Valle). Mohon reported!} broke free after grabbing a gun that appareotl) was hidden either outside the county medical center or in the prisoner's van in which he was nd1ng. Orange Count) Shenfis Lt. Dick Olson said. Mohon was seen cl1mb1ng into a !lat-bed truck dn,en b)' a woman with long. bleached hair Olson said 11 is believed the woman v.as the man's wi fe. Sharon Shav. Mohon Later the samr da\. she was arrested at a residence 10 Stanton on suspicion of ht'lping her husband escape. The flat-bed truc k was later fou nd abandoned in a restaurant parking lot in Bell. Los Angeles Count) Sherill's deputies then were led to a house in nearby Cudah~ whrre 11 was bd1eved Mohon had taken cover. Deputies and members ofa S"' .\ l team surrounded the house. fin,111\ bombarding 11 with tear ga!> t·ann 1~tl'r after using a bullhorn ordering \fohon to g1,c himself up Two women and an I I-' ~·ar-old hoy emerged from the hou''-' hut when authunttC:\ l'ombed tht· rc"- dcnce. there ''ac; nu sign of \-t uhun rhe resident\ of the houc;e l3ll'r da1mcd the' kncv. ~1ohon but had not seen h1ni in ~<.·arc, On Jan. 25 -a week later - M<?hon allegedly stole a car 1n Mesa. Anz. at gunpoint and led lawmen from eight separate police agencies on a two-hour. I 00-mile chase that ended when Mohon allegedly crashed into a police blockcade. Ellison said When Mohon was booked earl} the following day, he told arres11ng of- 1icers that his name was Claude Banks Tillman, a transient from Texas. The man's fingerprints were sent to tht.: FBI but authonties said that 1dent1fi- cation process can take up lo two weeks. Mohon escaped Thursda> wh1k being returned to a Jail fauht> following an appearance in Mesa Justice Court. accordin~ to Elh!>on. "There were nine pnsoners In the van and the deputy transporting them stopped al the Tempe Jusuce Center 10 take two other prisoners into coun," Ellison said. He said Mohon and a man 1den1- 1fied as Jeffrey W. Leslie. a fraud and theft 'iuspect. slipped their handcuffs. k1<:ked out a plexiglass shield in the van and escaped. Other prisoners in the "an did not flee. Ell ison said. "We think they ran across the .\n1ona tate lln1vcn sty Campus arid v.cnt to a car shop where they stoll' a 1982 brov. n and tan Chr -.rolet truck .. Ellison said. .. .\ "nnc<..'> described the men as being "11hout shins or shoes and v.caring Ja1l-1ssued pants." he said. "Wc'rl' prcll\ c;ure 11 was rhrm " Ell1~on '>aid there ha' e been sr' cral Michael Wayde Mohon reponcd sighting of the escapees but none ha'c been confirmrd Mohon was arrestt:d on New Year's Eve. 1983 in Fountain Valley on su,p1c1on of burglary and attempted murder. lt'c; alleged he tired a single shot at Officer Kc' 1n <\rnold who returned fire. h11t1ng Mohon six II mes Mohon "'ho 1c; c;1tll recovcnng from thl· wounds. filc.'d a $20 million la" su11 against Fountain Valley. al- leg1ngexcec;s" e force v.as used during ~1s arrest Thc.-suit is s11ll pending m lederal lOun f:lmfl1S BREAK~HROUGHS LAUDED ... against the deadl) ·\IDS \lrUS. Dr. Roben Gallo of the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda. Md . made the announcement. <;aying re- searchers h11ve 1dent1fied for the fir,1 time an antibody that neutralizes the .\IDS virus 1n the laboratory. The' finding by .M aryland and Massachusetts sdenusts doesn't mean a vaccine 1s possible. but "tt does prove man is able to make a neutral izin~ antibody" to inactivate the AIDS vi rus. Gallo said. According to Associated Press re- ports. Gallo explained that the anti- body knocks out thr ab1lit~ of the \IDS '1rus to infect cells The .\IDS 'irus attacks a t> pc of white blood cells called helper T-cells. wh ich help the bodv ward off disease But he said com1dcrahle re~:lrl h must be done to determine whether the ant1-.\IDS ant1bod) will dcstro) the '1rus 1n the human bod> ac; efTcet1 vel~ as 1n human cell'> grown 1n the laboratory The anllbodv was found to be part1cularl> prevalent in blood \Crum taken from healthy 'people who carry the <\I DS virus. possibly expla1n1ng wh:r they don't develop the disease even though the)' are infected, said Gallo. who headed one of two tea me; that announced discover} of the likel) AIDS virus last April. Thursda\ 's second announcement was made h' a Pasadena re~earcher who said an.ingredient that kills the dradl> .\ID '•rusinthelaboratol) 1s found in moc;t 0' er-the-counter birth control loam'> GOAT RESCUE BEGINS ... From Al Bu't b1olog1s1 Brun· Voeller. presi- dent of 1he Manpo:,.a Foundation. said funher testing will be needed to determine whether nonoxydol-9. the actt ve 1n~rrd ic n1 1n man y c;pc rmic1des. is efTecti vc in prcvrntrng A.IDS from drveloping 1n people, "Wr belie' e this prcvcntwn measure can reduce the number of persons who might otherwise con- tract Al D<; over the next several )cars while an effective treatment 1s being sought." Vocllt:'r said. It al~o "worked vr~ well against gonorrhea in (tests on human'>) <;an Franc1stcJ." but the L .S. Food and Drug Adm1n1c;tra11on has not )Ct appro,cd the c.ubstance for that USl'. he stud \.ocller stressed 1ha1 the ingredient 1s J preventl\r rneac;un.• and not at urt' \ WEATHER -- Sh<?wers might return tonight There will be vwlable cloud• tonight and Saturday with • alight Chance of ehower• late tonight and e8'1y Saturday. The high tetnP9fllum will range In the mid 501 to low 808. Tonlghl won't be quite as cold aa lows are expected In the low 301 to tow 409. The mountain areu can aloe expect variable cloud• tonight and Saturday with a chance of showers. The snow level wlll be at 4,500 feet. Winds. from 15 to 30 mph, wtll be from the weet to northwest tonight and Saturday. Highs temperatures wlll be mostly In the 30s and tows 18 to 28. The desert areas can also expect variable ctouda tonight and Saturday with a chance ehowers mainly In the Owens Valley and northern desert•. High temperatures will be from 58 to 63 with the lows from 3AI to AIO. lower desen valleys. Temps ·-~~ "'OHTI: H~/\ IOw tot 74 l>Ourt tndll'O If 5 Mpl1-SI Paul 02 IS ···.·· W11m -Cold~ • m 1001y NH/\vtU. 45 18 HI Lo New Orleen1 75 39 S110wt11 At1n F"1<1 .. Snow Oectuc:l•d ._. St11oona1y a..,.. All>elly 21 JO 32 31 New VO<~ Albuqu.,q"e 30 OS Oklel'\()me C1tv ti 05 NI~ W.-$9Mct ~.U. U S o.ol ol C-eo Nnetl4l0 01 04 Omaha 09 .-06 44 26 Otlando •• 60 AncllOt~ Allmnllc 1ty 31 JS Pl\~ao.IP"•• JS 32 Calif. Temps 10 3' Au11tn 41 19 Pl>Qer>IJI 49 30 Senta ~ BelltmO<• 37 3" P1ttfl>Uf O" 37 26 TAl\09Vlliley 34 04 31 YOMm<l•vt)' 31 u 01 .()8 •2 Btllino• Birnungrna,n 57 02 P0<ltand Or ProYt<lenC• JO 21 li'O/' tow lot 24 houta enOln9 Ill 5 8olM 15 -01 AlllllQn •6 41 am tOOay &oeaon l • 29 Rac>o<I C•tv II 13 ....... -52 34 Surf report &"•to 30 23 Reno 37 13 EUtalla 52 40 c..ep., 03 26 St lou11 IS 02 Fr...o 51 33 Cn0t1M1onSC 63 57 SI Pete· Tatl•IHI ,. &2 l anc:Ael .. 45 24 LOCATIOM 9ID '""" CM<tone.N C 48 42 San Lalc•C1ty 20 ..()9 l.O. AAgelee 81 4 t Hunllnglon a.ecn 1., -~ 04 23 San Anlon>O sa 20 o.lilmncs 59 45 RI-Jetty.~ 1-3 la.it CnJcagO 16 1• 5.,, Juan PR 83 73 PuoRoblN 57 27 40!11 St,.., N9wpot1 t-3 .... Cincinna11 3S •6 $Nlt141 43 32 A9" Bluff 63 ,. 22nd SlrMI, "9wPot1 1·3 ,.., ~ 211 16 S00u• FAiis 05 ••• A.oWOOO C<ly sa 40 891bo9 Wedge I "* C01umou1011 3• t 1 Spo1<ane 18 -04 Ster-lo 59 ,, ~allMC:h t·2 pOOf Omliaa·FI W0<1h 17 tJ SytOCuM 28. 26 Satin.1 S8 35 SanC..,.,_t• 1·2 -Oeyton 29 11 TQP<llla 07 .13 Sane>MQo 60 44 Walw Imme> S6 o..i-06 12 luctlOfl •II 27 San Frenc111eo 56 47 Swell dlr.cllon _, 0.. Molnn 04 08 Tulu 12 01 Sani, Batbara 59 JS 29 09 J4 32 Stoelllon 59 33 Oel•oll wuh1l1on EIPUO 42 16 Wlli<ff-arr• 30 211 HIQll, IOw, j)(tlOlpllllton 10< 24 noutl Tides Falrl>Wt 38 11 Wldlnvtl Spm Fatgo ·01 ·21 Bara tow 44 28 Flag11an 20 ·16 BIQS-30 -04 TOOAY a,.,,., R•lll"• 23 03 Btanoc> 42 19 Second tllQI\ 8.11pm 3 4 Harllord 21 21 Blythe •9 37 H ...... a 04 -23 Cetaffna 6& 41 I ATIHIOAY lionolulu 74 55 Long 8Mch sa 3& Firlltow 1209 • m 2.6 HOVllon 82 20 Monr<M• 69 33 F1r11 n1on 8:2&am s.a lncll•NPOI'• 30 06 Extended Mon I., my 54 40 Ftra11ow t2·ollpm 28 JackaonvtlWI 83 S8 Mt Wit.on 43 21 S9concl hlQh 11·37•m 36 J-u 35 31 ~~ Sii 39 53 K9"N1C1ty OS 10 OnlllflO 33 Sun Mii loday •I S.23 p.m , t1- Lu Vegas 39 21 \lanablm Ciou(!t lonlgl\I .,,., Salu•· Pelm Sptingt 59 38 Sallrday •I 8 50 a m Wl1~Of~1a11 lonigl>I and -ty S•turdey ~· rnfCI PtMdetWI se 311 5 24 pm 53 34 M-~ 37 11 SanS....,dlnO Moon •I-IOO•y •• 1 28 p m ..... M ....... 8Mch 74 71 50t 10 IOw 60s Nol Qutte u lonlQhl San.Qtbrlml 111 32 Saturday al 3 36 a m 8"" ,_ -oain al Ml!.>-.. 11 -12 wtlh tows 30s 10 tow 40t San Joee se 32 2 22pm VALLEY MURDER UNSOLVED ... From Al Bean said the killer 1s "urel) a hardent·d criminal v.ho killed La- f ountain "Just to cltm1na1e her'' a!> a witness 10 1hc robbe~ "IL isn't normal to take someone's hfe during a robber}.'' the detccuve said. "To take the money and then turn around and kill someone who 1s not putting up a fight -that's oulnght execuuon." Bean said 11 ic; a safr gur~s that the su!)pcct has hcen in county Jail or prison before and fears being put behi_nd bar!. again "He probabl~ real11cd he'd 0c looking at '>Orne hard 11mc and didn't want :in\ w11nes'>e!> who could 1dcnt- 1f) him:" the dctectl\c \a1d. "He nc1.•dt·d to ehm1natc her .. But there wa!> anotht•r v.1tncss who recalls pan ol the hn·n:.c plate number or the !wta"a) 'chide and has hct·n able to help police put together a composite drawing of the suspect. Bean noted The sketch. which depicts a middle-age man with th1 nn1ng brown ha1t v. ho wears plas11c frame prescnp- 11on glasses. has been circulated to more than 500 police agencies. "We've hit ever) agcnc} in the ~tatc," the dctec11w said. "Now we hope for a responsc." The partial hccn'ic plate number has been run through the Department of Motor Vt•h1dc·, rnmputa. a pro<:e% that produn·tl a long. Delly Piiot Delivery la Gueranteed cumbersome hst of cars that Bean and Nance are sttll poring over. The getaway car 1s thought to be a light-colored Volkswagen van. poss- ibly a late '60s or early '70s model. Police said the witness is certain the last three numbers of the plate are 784. possibly proceeded by 2AU or 2A V. It is not known if the plate has six or seven digits. Bean said 1f the killer is a career criminal. 11 is possible he will be tripped up during some fuaure crime and recognized. The daylight shooting Jarred other business owners and employees in the commercial center. JUSt a few blocks from the police station. The city has one of the lowc;st crime rates in lhe count) and. un11I Lafountain was shot, there had not been a hom1c1de for more than five years. ··There's still some tension 1n the air:· said Amanda Guardado. wh o works at Camagc Trade C'leaners. around the comer from the doughnut shop. Guardado said the shooting has had a noticeable effect on merchants 1n the center. 'They're more cautious." she said. ··At least, I know I am ... Maureen Costello, a vice president for Yum -Yum Donuts Inc. in the City of Industry. said the incident jolted administrators of the I 4·year-old chain. ··wc·, e installed a surveillance camera 1n our Fountain Valley store for the first time," she said. "In fac~ we're installing them in each of our outlets because of this incident. "We'd like to get out the message that we're not going to sit by and become a target for violence." The doughnut chajn has pul up a a $5,000 reward for information lead- ing to the arrest and conviction of the •person who killed Lafountain. LaFounta1n is recalled by cus· tomers as a pleasant, easy-going person who conducted business with a smile. She'd been manager of the doughnut shop for 2112-years and had never been robbed before. Fnends and relatives of the slain woman said they are convinced Lafoun tain would not have put up a struggle 1f robbed. "In tact, she had discussed that very fact with other employees," said Bean. "She told them she would not put upa fight. she'djust hand over the money ··we·r(' taught that if y~ do as you're told. you won'tbe harmed." he added. Memorial services were conducted in Huntington Beach this week for LaFounta1n. Her body was returned for burial to Spnngficld, Mass., her hometown. ORANGE COAST Circulation 714/642"'"'333 Daily Pilat H.L. Schwartz Ill Publisher ClaHUled advertlalng 714/642-5871 All other department• 642-4321 MAIN OFFICE J10WP~11af~' r....,,. ~NI "'1 .,M,,.., A • 1 '>O <>"la Ml'">a C.A 97676 \h,.1'\ " 1 ""fl.tr ' , J .......... ,. )' ' , 1 "• , .. c.a t>f'.11,,,.., ~o .t '' .. f :uf L Ld #Iii Frank Zlnl Managing Editor Karen Wittmer Advertising Director r 1 ,, i' • 18 I Oo a• Vt' C"'a" Puo•sn.r.g C_n, No ,.,,,,.._ • ~ e\ Iv~"•' ""' ecH~'4 ,,,aHet" lf a<r.~t.• , '" I r"'4,., tn.ly 04! te()fue)ui(.f(J w ·lt\Oul "*-'11 pref ~ ·'CCI ytVt w~ S:...:C>t"J a•\ c< •al)f' r'•<l a1 Cos1a t.1ew C..rt•tor""' 1l.•PS •H 8001 & llJ<o<:• f '•t.r o, <a""' ~ '5 mon1tvv n, f"tt.I) ~ '>()' l•t•IP'\ t r,,,. * -.r ,.-, Clrculetlon TelephonH "4 ·~· Oot• ,, ,, A1,. t IO~J I ·-- Rotemary Churchman Controller Robert l. Cantrell Production Manager Donald l. Wllllama Circulation Manager T,,, n'""c.Jt" r. ~··' O.....iv µ . 1 .,1" 41111ho(f'I .,. comt>tnecJ l"t ,,_,.~.,.\ p,~'\".1-'' puflhS' tt<J h-. IF·~ 0'4"\>"f Coas1 Put>ti.sn+ng c '""'"' 1 tt .• ,.~rlltl:•""· ~·~ pu!ll<tll<IO t.IOfl<lay rnrougti rt 11'ty A \d\J)\" llQ'ora f'>(M l()f'I ~ put;>t.sh~ S.hJfde)'$ 11nf1 S11nt1,.y\ f P'lf" ll'•n(.1f1Jt! f'Ubf•Sh•ng plan! •S al 330 West A•h SI"'"' r 1 Ou• 1~60 Co.1a t.lt"MI {.a11lfl'o•~ 9262& VOL. 78, NO. 032 sa id re~cuc efforts kit ~t·d of) toda} will continue unul Marl·h 4. the deadline set b) Weinhcrger Kl'\Uler~ hope to remove a' man' a<, 1.llO(l goals from th e 1c;land ,111: 'aid fund from the practice ran~c. but rescuer\ ma) bra' c the 1sland'c; rastcrn pon1on to try to lure the goat\ from h1d1ng. a Navy spokesman said. Oner capturrd, the goats will he hdd in a corral on the island about a \\Cl'k tx·forc being transpon cd b) lmrgc to the mainland and trucked to adoption centers throughout the \late. Vanorden said. adoptl'd 1n pair'> l'oknt1al uwnl·rs should haw ··pa11cnl'C anll good fcnci ng... Vil norden 'aid. although ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~2-' the wild creatures an· r-.;pctll'd to be I l'3\lh tamed. The goats arr lOn(cntr:itl'd in tv.o areas of the 1<,land. tht· \t1111hcr n l'nd the Nav' uc;cc; for targl'l pr:1r t1t·c and deep canyons on the c,l\krn \Ilk Fears of 1nJUf) from unnploded shells prompted offinal'> 10 bar the The tund hopes the goa ls will be Tlic ncarec;t adoption renter 1~ in Chinn The telcph111ll' numlx·r 1!. 6?!l-l(j)<t) C1ua1~ remaining on lhc island after M;mh 4 arc likely to be shot b} a l\J;l\)·h1rcd marksman. COAST SCHOOLS NOMINATED ... From Al program La l!<.1hr.1 It 1gh ")t ho11I "J' the other rount\ \l h1111I n.1mt•d The l ' \ Departnll'nt ol l d111 .11 m11 will n:v 1t•v. the nom1n.1tinn, 1n 1·;srl\ "1arrh before thl· linal"1' an: '1· ll'l trd and hunon.•d Thc program l'i .1 \.i)lunt<.1n onl' 1n which '><. hoolc; c;ubm11 apphtat 11111' 111 the state for cons1dcr.1t111n The recently announlt'd 11\t 111 Ill high 'ichool'i and IOJun1or h1ghc; ""'l'll linall'lt'i -;ekctcd by thr program frn111 an 1n111al group of I~() \l hr1<\I\ statewide Selection was based 011 <• w mhrria· 11on of tc~t scores. pdvantcd pl11l l'· ment o fferings. fa culty inH>IH·mrnt and program dcahnf v.1th 'ut h concerns as school d1sc1plinc t1nd dropout rates The honor hnna.'i wtth 11 the recoan1t1on of bc1na 1 model high school. both for ne1abbonna .,~ huol' __f~iist can 642-6086 • ;" v.dl as those nationwide who ma' hi.· looking for wayc; lo 1mpro'c thc1'r rnmeulum and other programs Ira To1h1n. pnnc1pal of Manna ll1gh School. ~1d program offi cialc; look to a vanet> of progrnms 1n '4.'lec11ng its model school'i. .. fhey look at the overall package c;1ra1gh1 across the board. plus a rnuple of other programs that make \OU exemplar)," To1h1n said. The 2.800-s tudent '>chool has a tiarticularl}' strong mathcmatic5 de- partment, he sa id. with advanced rlacement courc;es off('red 1 n cakulu~ and ot her studies. fhc fore1g.n languaee departmen t. a' well. is unique 1n 11., offerings of four years of study in four language\ -'panash. french. C1erman and L a11n ··1 think the campus cnV1ronmcn1 al,o pla,, a part. though" To1b1n c;a1d I ht•rt· 1c; more of a pos111ve at11tu~k .imong the c;tudents no"·· l>ennl\ I 'anc;, pnnc1pal ofCorona Jcl \.lar ll 1gh \chool. said while h1!. 'dwol\ tour...: ofTenngs may not be \lgntlirnnth d1flerent from other "d1001\ in Orange County, its ap- proa< h 1111·duUJt1on may be "I th111k lllill our 'iUCcess IS mort' a funl 111111 ol l reating an environment ov('r tht• \ear' whcrt' students and the fal..Ult) npel t \UCccc;c;," Evan!! said. "Our \tt1ndanh arr high, >oth in acadenrn npt·ctat1on<, and 1n bchav· 1oral e11pntationc, .. L vans ~aid the 2 '-~ear-old school cmphas11c'i .1cadcm1c-skills wit h about 90 percent of 11<1 student~ saying they plan to a11end rnllcie "l he <;("hool hac; he<'n de-nbed as rcla,cd t>u1 bu~1ncsshke." Evans said. ""'e feel that c,u~<.·e.,~ br~s success." What do yoo llltt about tht' Dail)' Pilot? What don't you lib? Call lht n11mbtt at lf'fl and _.toar mHHlt •Ill be ret'ordt"d, tnnlt'rtffd ..,,_.Unreel to tbe appropriate ~llor. Tht ump 24 -hour answtrlog strVlct' may bt 01td lo rtcord l•ttf'l'J to tht editor on H)' topic. Cootrlbulors to oar I.Allen column m1m IM'ladt ll•tlr namf' and lt ltpboH number for nrlflcatloa. No c1rMt11tlon calla, pltatt'. Tt"IJ ua what's on your mind . ( t • UPTO % HUGE SAVINGS ON CARPET, WOOD, TILE AND DRAPERIES Oak Plank was $4.79 sq.ft. NOW Only •211 sq tt 24 oz. Nylon Plush was $16.99 sq.yd. NOW Only 1911 sq.yd. Installed Armstrong Sundlal Solarlan was $23.99 sq.yd. NOW Only •1311 sq.yd. Installed 640-2700 640-2934 FORECAITl-ON A2 ' r.' 1fi()AY r EORUAHY I 1'tH', Empty boat's crew sought The U.S. Coast Guard searched unsuccessfully Friday afternoon for signs of a person or persons who may have been lost from an empty motor skiff found circling in the water I 0 miles south of Dana Point. , The search was to• resume at daybreak toda). The empty 14-foot alummum skiff was discovered, with its outboard motor running. at about 3:45 p.m. Friday by the-crew of the "Classy Toy," who notified the Coast Guard, said Petty Officer Rat Milton. A search helicopter and the Coast Guard cutter Point Evans joined in a three-hour search until ni~tfall, but no crew was found. Milton said. The boat was retrieved at about 6:30 p.m., and the Coast Guard verified that no one was aboard. The name of the boat's owner was not released. A Costa Mesa man leaps IDto a moving car to rescue a woman who suffered a heart attack on the Garden Grove Free- way./ A2 California A computer that can print a musical score has been developed by Stanford researchers./ A4 Meter reader Ed Marquez considers his job a real 'skate.' I AS Nation The cave man's diet may be a model for this fast- food generation./ A4 The FBI continues its efforts to Identify a 4- year-old girl lfvjng in Alaska In a pickup truck camper with a 58-year- old man./ A3 Inmates attack and Injure guards while taking con- trol of an Indiana prison cellblock./ A3 World Speaking with the proper accent continues to be the key to social standing -in-BrHaln./ M Religion Americans young and old are opening their wallets on behalf of starving Ethiopians./ A8 Sports Estancia pulls out Its sec- ond one-point victory In Sea View basketball ac- tion against Corona del Mar./81 USC's basketball team outlasts UCLA, 78-77, In double overtlme./82 The Ocean View High soccer team moves Into a tie for first In the Sunset League by beating Foun- tain Valley, 4-1./83 Entertainment Remember "The Dirty Dozen?" Lee Marvin re- cruits another batch for a TV movie folfowup./ Al INDEX Bridge Bulletin Board Clasatfled Com lea Croaaword Death Notices Horoacope Ann Landers Public Notices Real Estate Religion Sport a Television Theater a Trivia Weather I. • A10 A3 BS-7 A10 B7 B'4 96 AS B'4 C1-28 Ae 81-3 A7 A7-9 A9 A2 Suspect surrende~S to mom 4 1/2-hour s~ndoff ends peacef ullYas mother talks her son into ~urrenc!ering . By ROBERT BARKER OttlleO.-. .......... A _ 22-year-old armed robbery suspect surrendered to pohcc Fnday afternoorl after he was chased by a plucky supermarket manager and then trapped in his mother's home by dozens of police officers wearing camouflage outfits and packing high- powered nfles. The suspect. Joel Robens, walked out of the house with his haods above his head at 2:30 p.m .. nearly fi ve hours after a gunman robbed Regal Cleaners at 19080 Brookhurst St .. As the gunman was fleeing with SI 07 taken out of the cash register. Fred Lewis, the supemtarket man- ager, •pproached the cleaning estab- lishment. laundry in hand. "I asked the gJrl (Laurie Crenshaw) how she was doing and she said, 'he (pointing to the suspect) just robbed me.' "He staned running and I yelled, ·hey.' and ran after him. .. He ran outside the parking lot and I asked a guy in a General Telephone truck 1f he wanted to help catch a robber. "We lost sight of him when we turned left on Yorktown. But we passed him in the telephone truck in Rob~ry aa.apect Joel Roberta aurrenden (abo•e) to Banttncton Beach police after ~ ......... .,'-..... hla motber Roberta Roberta (rlCJlt) arrlYea at tbe 8Celle to tallt to ber eon. the res1dent1al tract. We made a U- tum and I yelled at him. are you the guy that Just robbed the cleaners? "He said. ·no. sir.' and then Jumped over the fence real fast.'' Llw1s ~·d' he asked a girl in the neighborhood to call pohcc. She apparently recognized the suspect and pohcc were able to track him to the house at 19422 Olana Lane. Se veral Huntington Beach police officers. including members of the Special Weapons and Tactics team, surrounded the house and evacuated all the homes on the block. The ep1sode ended pcacefull1 4~ hours later, shortly af\a tho sutpeet'a mother, Roben.a Roberta. .,-rived from her JOb in Anaheim-. "He was cryin~fl'hcft I reached h~m on the pho,nc." Mrs. Robef!.t said. while staodina alone on the aadewalk in front of her borne sbon.ly after her son's surrender. ~He told me on the phone that there was a m1lhon cops outside and that he couldn't go outside by himself because they'd blow h.im away." Members of the SWAT team were. (Pleue Me 8V8Pl:CT/A2) Dozens fired up to battle Airport f Oes vow lawsuit to block increased flights '-. blazes fOOexpected to vye for a spot in Irvine's first ~olunteer group By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of ti.. .,... Not • ..,, At least 100 people are e>.pccted 10 converge on an Irvine fire station this morning to begin vying for a place in the city's first company of volunteer firefighters. • "'I've had people sa} the~ are movi ng·to the area just to be part of the volunteer company -they want to become firefighters that badly." said Battalion Chief Bob Miller. volunteer coordtllator for th e Orange County Fire Dcpanment. Irvine contracts with the counl\ department for fire protection and paramedic services. Several weeks ago, with city approval. the depart- ment announced plans to supplement the full-time firefighters 1n In ine with a volunteer compan). 10 ~ based at Station 26. Yale and Walnut ave nues. Miller s:11d he fielded the fi~t 70 tails from pros~uve volunteers. then turned the chore o'er to a secretary. He said all applicants were told to repon to that fire station at 9 a.m. today for an orientation meet- ing. A 25-mcmber volunteer com- pan) is expected to be ready following one year to 18 months of training. Livini or working near the fire station 1s a necessity. Miller s~11d. because-the volunteers must be ahle to get to the station witl'Hn twQ or three minute after an alarm 1s sounded. Volunteers wt'ar beepers that alen them 10 calls. Men and women may not re pond to Irvine's volunteer call just from a scnS( of civic mponsib11ity. "Orange County's voluntttr com- panies are a respcxted stepping stone 10 full -time fircfiahter pos111ons," Miller said. He noted that the county tra· dnionally hires about 60 prrccnt of 11 career firefiahters from the volunteer ranks. in p:\n bcc~usc they require le s trainina than other appltcanis. Other county voluntttn move on to full-lime lirt'fia.hter Jobs w11h other department-; (Pleue eee VOLU1'T&SR/ A2) , ( Barbara Liebman By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of tM Deir ...... ..,, The A1rpon ~orking Group will file a lawsuit 10 block the Orange Count-. Board of Supen 1sors' de- cision i:o increase fl1ghiS out of John Wa}ne .\1rpon The suit will be filed as soon as the board cen1 fies the en' iron mental impact repon for the expansion project. says Barbara L1chman. ex- ecutive director of the Newpon Beach-based groul?· which represents other impacts due to a1rpon growth several communll} organizattons. "\\e no" ha\.r no choice ... Cen1ficat1on of the El R is c~~t~ Lich man said Fnda~ night ··Th<" Feb. 19. • Board of uper-.1sors offered us no top Polluting Our Newpon relief and we no" ha-.e to protC"ct ( PONl a "'1ewpon Beach en-oursehes." \ 1ronmental group. .,;,.,11 JOtn the The supen 1~f'i W>ted Wednt'sda) .\1rpon \\ orlong Group 1n the 'iUll to allo" an increase in da1I~ com- l1chman !klld the la"suit "ould be mcrClal flights out of John Wa)ne aimed at alleged inadequacies in the .\irpon to 55. from 4 1 . .\long with lhe ElR that discuss the exp«ted 1n-increase. appro' 31 was given to begin creases 1n no1~. add1t1onal tratlic and (Pleaee !lee AlllPORT/A2) First ~day rescue effort nets 60 goats Goats s nagged by h eli copter crew wi~ avoid s l3:ughter by Navy to preserve other species By The Associated Press S.\:"< DIEGO -AJ'leltcopter crcw using a net-firing de' ice captured 60 goats Fnda~ 1n the first da) of a monthlong l'll"on on San Clemente Island 10 rescue a wild goat herd marked for c:-.1crm1nation b) the governm(•nt. animal consena11on1 ts said. The hehr,1ptcr l re\\. made up of a pilot. net-gunner and \Olu nteer from the Fund for .\nimals. conducted a series offl~ b) s over the island. netting the goats as the) daned across open areas. s~ud Paula Van 'Orden. a spokeswoman for the animal grQup .. It was a big success." she said of the in1t1al day of the rescue efTon . She expla1nt'd that the net-gunner snag'\ the goats with a weighted net fired from the helicopter and then· th\· \Olunteer drops do"n and 11c the goats· legs Tht' captttred goats are 1hrn either OC fugitive eludes dragnet In Arizona By STEVE MARBLE Ot "-.,... ..... ttAlfl l\ hug(' dragncl 1n Anzona failed to capture an Oran~c Count) fua1t1-.C' Friday. but shcnffs dcput1cr, there ~•d the) . have located the gcUlw.t) vehicle M1chaC'I Wa)de Mohon a~ parcntly used in h1-; latest run from the law. Mohon. charged with :utcmpt11lj to kill a Fountain Valle) police officer durina a hootout more than a -,car lllO. has C$Clpcd lWI C 10 the pa\t tVvO wetk • accordina 10 authont1t The former Wes1m1nster re 1dtnt reportedly made his late l break Thursday af\emoon when ht lipped his handcuff\ and sma hed his WI) oul of a pol1et van 1n Tempe. 01 .. ac<'Ord1n to Mariropa Count) Shcnfr' pl Jay Ellison Mobon. l 9. and another pn'IOncr -Jeffrey Wilham l.t1lie Jr.. 20. address unknown -arc thought 111 have fled to a nearb~ c.ar rt'pa1 r ,h,lp where they tole a bro" n .ind t.rn CheHolct pickup trul l 1hJt v.a, v.:ut1ng for a tune-up, Elh~n ~•d .\ulhontlt' said the\ 104.atcd 1he 'itolen truck late Fnda\ hut hC'l1e' c Mohon. and perhaps ihc man "ho was tra-.chna with him. pmh.ihl~ have stolen another ('1\f h) nov. "He may be pl'\'lt\ dC~P\'r:ll.:," Ellison said Mohon fir<11 CSC'apt\1 Jan I " whf'n he was bc1na taken from the Oran c Count~ Jail 1n nta •\na to t I Medical enitr 1n Ontn~c h-. a 1..'0unt' Shtnfr~ dtput\ Mohon rtponC'dl) O\-erpowtrtd the tkpUt\ • fkt Jrah b1na a •un that ap~rcntl) haJ bttn stashed $OO'lcwhtrt out~ttk 1ht mC'd1· cal centt'r Lt [)H.l Ol~on ..a1J \fohon\ v.1fc allegc'tlh hclprd htr hu\band e'4. ar· irucked lH 110\'n lo a temp..,ran corral on lhl' 0\)nh end ol thl' '-3\\· ov.ncd 1<.lanJ &5 mile') nunh~l·~t ol San Diego f,lch v.eel. goat' 1n thl' corral"'" tx-l\,adcd on a 'a" hargl' and tran\P..,lOl'd to Sa'n 01\·~o then trud .. l'd 10 ll1ur adoption lal 1llt1\'' operated h' the Fund for \nimal' in ( alilorn1a \an nrJen <.atd Rl'P Bnhh1 f tl·dli."r R-L o' \ngl'lc' "ho 1A.1lh t lc\dand .\mon l1f the Fund for .\n1mJI« hl'lix·d 'f'\.'Jrhead the bank w '3H ' the goal\ """l''i-.Cd the ti~• d.l\ \)I the r\'-1. ue and aftl'Nartl ~11d <.he u.a, .. ,en gra11- 1icd ·· Michael Wayde Mohon ~haron hav. fohon ~•' am''lt<'d at a rt"stdC'nC'C in "tantnn th<' \amr da\ on 4iU\p1c1on Cll aiding a cnminal \he rc-matn'l{a1kJ on S ~.~10 h.111 " ""<'<' l~ter "1ohon wa'I arTe'ltcd out'lldC' l\4e'13. ""1 aficr t8k1n~ offM'<'f"i tmm c1ght polrC'C agenc1C"\ on a l"l')·hour 100-milc cha<;(' ;u~·ord- 1na "' f('pon\ The ,-ha'i<' ''anell ;il\cr (Ple.&K eec FUOITIV£/ A2} ·'The' 'rc \\'I"\ beautiful animals. and while I kn o" we can't save all of the m. I'm glad "e could at least sa'e \0me... he <w11d Earlier th1'> month. Fiedler and .\mon C'OO\'tnl'<.-d Defense Sccretal) C .ispar \\ ein~rgt'r tn dela' un11I \1an-h ~ the '-'a'' 's plan to slau~hter the estimated I .~no to 1.500 goats that r\'matn on the island T hl' goats. desccndents of animal!. hrnught m the island about 100 )e.ars ago. ~ere marked for slaughter bc- .:-au<;(" the' rcprcscnt a threat to '4-'' era I \ptC1i."s of plants. birds and (Pleue 11ee RltSCUE/ A~) - S.African pro.tests drawUCI students B\'A,OREILEFEBVRE o.:., ..... c.u J J • BE\ t.Rl 'i HILLS -Thtnrtn l (. In 1nr (tudcnts 101ncd ~O chantina JcnHrn,trntof'\ at the uth Afnc~n con,ulatr Fnda)' to protc~t that lountr. '\racial scgre-puon poll 1c "\\ c'd hkc 10 sa) 10 the uth o\fnc. n hlack'I 'K~p up the: -.truJ- gJc." \aid 1'.ennc:th L Kell~. a UCI ..ophomort The fnur-hour demonstration v.as 'iC'hedulC'd to C"ommemorate th<' fir<1t s11-1n-. prOlC\HnR <ic1tr~tton at a Cirrtn~horo. NC d1nt'r .5 "ca" ago. jl('COrdtnJ tCl 1'.ell)' .\t thl" umo;ulatc gmu"'° oi mo.,th (P\eaee eee PROTEST I A~) \ \ • • A2 Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Saturday, February 2. 1985 ~ourt craeks down on crime By Tbe A11~lated Pn11 SAN FRANCISCO -In a ~wecp ina vktory ror prosttuto~. the "ale Supreme Coun ruled 4-3 nday 1ha1 a 1982 crime an111at1\C: rcqu1rc<1 C'ahfomia coun~ to ollow evidence from police searches under broader U.S. Supreme ( 'ourt standards The rulina. wh1C'h repeal~ nun1c1 · ous dcc1 ions of the paM th1c1.· deC'adcs ex.pand111g dc!Cndnnt • nghts. resolved the mos1 important remaining lepl tssuc of the ballot mcuure, which ~nsors dubbed 1hc Vil'tim's Ball ofR1ghh. The specific 1ssuc in 1he ca-.c wn\ whether defendant\ 11\ <:uhfomia could continue to challenge illegal searches of someone elsc'!I propcn) that produced evidtnl·e against them uch challenges were allowed h> tht· state Supremt.' Coun an 1955 hul bum~d b} the ll S Supn:nac Court tn 1980. Fnduy'!I ruhntt requires state courts to follow federal ~tund11rds on that issue and m:in)' others. 1ndud1n1 the U.S. Sup1cmc: Cour:1'~ rc(cnl de· c1sions narrowrng the c~ch1s1onary ,.rule ag1.11n'lt 1llcgall> ~c11cd evidence Among other thing\, thc lJ S coun ha<; allowed C\ 1den('e ~<'11cd undct nn anvahd war;rant 11' polu;c were aoang 1n good tauh. and h:t) relucd <;tan· <lard'> for ~arc:hcs 1n public schools. lhc 1982 in111a11ve, 1'1npns11w111 t<. conlamcd u prov1!11on '>U)'ins court'. must adn11t all "rckvant l'' 1dl'nl-c." with Cl'rlU lll l''tl'l'PllOll \ AhhouKh thl' 1ntl·nt 111 thl· pr<)\ 1Mon was not \pdkd 11ut. pros· ecutOI\ :11~ucd 11 nll'Ulll that '/¥ill: l'OUrl\ n1uld nu lon~er rd) un thl· Caltfornia < ons111u11on 10 c>.dudc . rvidcncc from pohct' searches 11' federal courts would allow the t•v tdencc. The coun m:ijorit> narced. an an op1n1on b> J11<.11co Jo'Cph (1nxhn Propo~1t1on 8 d!d not repeal Cn h· fo1nians' rishts IC> be frel' of illegal \eardics undl·r their o" n \IUll' con !>ll lUllOn. Y.hll'h muy hfht' broader \tune.laid' llwn thl' fl·dcr:il l'omt1tu· 11on, unx.l1n \.lld But, hr :-:11d. "the people huvc· appurcntly decided thM thc c\du\lon of e~dcnl'C 1s not an Ul'ceprnhle llll'ar•ot 1mpkmen11ng thO'>l' nght\, l'\l'l'Pt '" rl'll lllrl'd b) the ( on\lltu· 11on of lhl· l n1tl'tl "tall'\" • "Whether thl')' arc wasl' 1n 1hat dct'l\1on 1\ not for our dell't 1111na11on; 1t 1'1l'no11gh that the> ha"e m:uk thl'tr 1ntcn1 dt•.ir." <irodin ~1d. Wiede r to sit on air resources board Orange Co unt) Su pen l'>OI I lar· nett Wieder has appo1nced tu thnltlll' Air Kei>ourcc~ Roard h) (io' (icorgl' DcukmeJian. Wieder. 64. a former Huntingtun Beach mayor and counci lwom~n. •l'plall'' I om Ha rt111l1111 ol ( 'hulJ V1l>la Y.htl\e tnm n p11ed W1l'tkr ;i Rl·p11hlit.1n who 1111· ml·rl\ l hJlfl'd 1ht· Bu.ird ol ~uper \. l'>Or\. ~111 fl'Pfl''>t'nt lhl' ~oulh Co.1'1 \ir ()ualit) Munagl'llH'IH D1-.tm I on the st'von-member board. which as thl· .itr p11llut111n lOntrnl :tgl'Ol ~ ut'thc \tall' ~ht· \C1 H"' .11 thl' plca .. url' of th~ go' crnor and the appointmt·nt re· qutrl''> ~l'n:ltl' ninfirma11on. Uourd llll'mlx·r~ arc paid l'>.Jk'lll>es and $100 a da) up to S l .000 a month. PROTES't DRAWS UCI STUDENTS ... FromAl .. black protesters formed lines 1n front of the rcceptiorust's window on the building's founh noor to request South African entry visas. .. The real reason tor standing an line 1s to tic up the consulate." said Bernard R. Walker. a junior from USC and an organ11er of the demon- stration. "We would hkc 1t out of C'allforn1a." At OllC point, a middle-aged South African man, who refused to be 1dcn11fied, traded insults with the prolt'.,tcr•>. then lcH llw rnnsulatc lobb\. Thl· rnl·p11un1'il. "ho "ould not gl\t her n.inw. -;aid 1he demon· stratum did not d1'>rupt the normal operation of thl' rnnsula1c. No other consulatl' l'mplo}ec\ were available for comment Di.ring an carl1cr mien ll'W. Manu'i I dfou, wmulatc prl'\S o llicer, said lhl· dcmon\lra11ons arl' de\1gned to undtrm1nc "posrnvc changes" in South .\Inca. He wa'> rtfcrring to the partial \Oltng nghll> granted to In· d1ans and people ol mixed race an his country la~t }eur. Sgt. tv1 Dougla~ of the Be verl> Hills Police Depanment said demon- ~trator~ l.'aused no problems for police. Then~ wcrl' no arrcsts. Vermont R. McKinney, U.S. De- partment 11f Justit·e observer, de· scnbc<l the dl·m11 nMrat1on as being '"vel"} ordt•rl) " Studcnl\ from 11( LA. the Un1ver· si1y of Southern California. Cal State l ong Beach and llCI pan1cipated in the demo n1;t ra t1on VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS ... From Al County oflic1als point o ut thnt the volunteer t1tl e may be misleading. Such firefighters arc paid for every call to which they respond. They receive $7 for the firs1 hour and $6.25 per hour after that. . I he county department, which serves unincorporated territol"} and 10 contract ci11es. 1nd udes 555 paid car«r proless1onals and 530 volun· teers. (All paramedics arc regular career firefighters.) With the 1ntro<lurl10n of Irvine's l'Ompan}. all but onl' of thC' contract c111co; wrll use somc YOlunteers Vol· untecrcompan1c\arl' u~d to back up regular f1rl' compan1e\ or to protecl arc<" that have too le" calls to meril round·thc<lock staffing Thougfl they may hold other JObl>. volunteer firefigh ter<, mus1 undergo rigorou~ tra1n1ng. rnun1y officials said. Battalion Chief M1lkr ..aac.J appli· cants can e\~Ct about 200 hours of training 10 firdighung tacw: ... cqu1p- ment U'>l', mcd1eal aid and other area<;. Toda)\ <tpplicanls in Irvine will be told thc} must pass a phy•11cal t.'xam and undergo a background check bcfort' 1hcy arc accepted tor training. Although there is no in111al physical cndurant·c screening. trainee' must eveniuall} demonstrate ccna1n ph)Stcal '>Ii.Ill\ and pa~s a wnttcn exam Miller \aid the length of 1rain1ng ma) depend on thc barkground of the applicant'>. I k -;aid •hl· pro!tpcct1 \ll' voluntcl'rs may includc gruduate~ ol the Santa •\na C'ollegl' I 1rl' '\cadl'ffi}. v. ho ha' l' alrl•ad} complctt•d \ome tra1n1ng I k <,atd the 'olunll'er program 1s OJX'O to women U\ wl'll as men About 35 to 40 applirnnl\ "111 be ae'ccp1ed. but nul all wlll rnmpil'll' the training. M1lll·r pred1tted · -\ 1111 nl ptoptr don't rl·al11c 11\ a prctt~ "gn1fil·an1 rnmm1tment." hl· said . . ·-~ AIRPORT LAWSUIT PROMISED ... From Al Clouds, chance of shower s today Tht forcHt cane '°' cl0Vdt lhl1 morning with a lllght chance of enowert The weath9r wlll eontlnvt partly clovdY thtough Sunday. Lodal gully northerly wind• wlll range from 115 to 25 mph thlt afternoon and tonight, decreHlnQ Sunday. High• b01h day• wlll be 62 to 57 Overnight low• wlll ra09e rrom 38 to 48. In the mountain•, the weath'er wlll al10 be moally cloudy thll morning, with a chance or 1howere 1nd snow above 4,000 feet Clou~ will continue thtough Sundoy wtth a 1llght chine• of anow flurries above 3.500 leet North9rly wind• wlll be from 20 to 30 mph today, decreaalng Sunc~ay. Retort high• both day• wlll be 26 to 32 OvernlQhl Iowa wlll be f5 to 23. Clouds w111 alao be evident In deaert areaa, a1009 with a alight chance ot 1hower1 Snow wlll be abgye 4,000 foet In northern desert areas. Partial clouds wlll cdntlnue through Sunday with 11111 a tl(Qhl chance of showers In the northern deserts, and snow flurries above 3 .500 feet. Highs both days In the Owen• Valley wlll be 36 to 44. with Iowa 18 to 25 Highs In upper deserts wlll be 36 to 46. with lows In the 20s. Highs In lower deserts wlll range from 54 to 60. with lows lrom 36 10 44 •A\.~.~ "'<*TS ~~~~ W•m-COIO._. SllOw•ta R..n Fu r•• Sl>OW Occ-.0.d ...... St•llO('WV .... ---~eNOAA I.IS o.ot ol ~U U.S . Temps l.011ltvll1e 17 It Mtomp/\lt 1e II Ml•MI S. ... ll ,. 71 HI L• MUwau~ .. oe 12 eo Jtl Alb•n, IO 10 Mpts SI Paul 04 I~ All>uel-11u• 19 us N .. M1llt II 14 Am.,>lln II O• New 0.1Hflt •2 .s SMlil 4N Calif. Temps 5.,.1• Batbara 55 iµ S•nla C1u1 42 0 N•w 'foe~ 36 32 eo 29 Atl(.lluf~• JO IJ All•l'llt.. •ly 16 ,. 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II 06 ,..,00 01 -23 WNll!nglon 3' 32 flagt1an 20 ·23 W1e1>11a II 01 GtllllKI• II 02 Wolll-S..r• 3• 711 MtnlOld 32 21 H...,.• 00 ·23 Honolulu 7~ !M Surf report Houtlon 26 22 lndllllltlj)Ollt 13 06 Jacllton,Mt 31 20 LOCAT!Ofl llZI DIA. J11Cktonv111t 80 !14 lum• BMch 2·3 w JunNU 32 31 Senta MOlllCa 2·3 w l<itn ... Cny t7 ·12 ~la..cfl 2·3 w LUVegH 37 ta Sen OieoO County 2·3 w BatllOW •6 u f ()fllllle• 68 35 OMumonl !>() 28 'r'Ottmlle Vly 311 20 819 8Nt ;i, 00 ~ 38 15 Blyjlla S1 32 Extended Cetlllll<ewy .-.111 • LOllQ~ S6 315 c.h•nu ol enoweta •I 111n'" Hlg!la In Lo.Ar SI 38 Illa 501 and -llOt l owt Ill Ille 30t Mwvt S7 7Q 10 Mid 40. MONO'l'I• eo 32 Monl-eo 38 Monltrey S3 3 .. Tides Ml WlltOn '41 20 NMdlle •8 30 Newpot'1 lltec;I) 67 38 TOOAY 0 11111end SS .a Foll~ 1209•m 211 Oi'lll<lo 57 30 f1111 nl(lll 6281m 68 P-a 61 34 fotll IOw 12ollpm 28 PMO Aoolee S6 7S Sec.and h'Qlt 8 37 e m 3 & ~-61 3S Fled BIUrt 50 31 IUNOAY R9c1wooC1 Cll• !14 38 Fw11 low 12!.t•m 2 4 Reno 31 11 fktl~ 7 10am 62 sw-10 SJ 34 S.con IOW 2:lepm ·11 Salltlaa SJ 32 Second n.gn 906pm 3.8 San lletnatdlr>O 62 32 Sun Mtl lo<l•y •I & 24 p m . ,,_ SanG.i><i.I ~II 31 Sunday " 8 411 • m tnd Mlt ~ ai Sen OieQo 57 41 525p"' Sen Frenc;leCO 57 42 MOOtl Mlll0041Y•l 4 S1 1m -•I s ... -S6 34 1 37prn -.... ltO'll"•l 2 J9prn Life-saver leaps in to moving car By The Associated f'rru It wa\ ltkc something out of a tell'\ 1\lon drama. rvmolctl' w11h a heart at~rk '1C't1m a car cru1'.>1ng do"'-n a fret·w;i > and a I ifl'-~a ' 1 ng hero. H~1 11 ...,,a., real, and the ht'ro " ( FUGITIVE ... From Al Mohun allt•gl·dl)' k1dnaprx·J J m.rn Jt gunpoint and took hi' vduck But \\h1·n he w:" arrcl\ll'd. Mohon gU\l' a rhon~ nanH· Hlr~on \Ul\l It '""n·1 until morl· 1ha11 an hour ,ll1n hi'> l''>l.IJ>l' I h11t\lla\ tha1 \hl·11tr, dl'Plltll'' in ·\n1011,1 k·.trnl·d ~11ho11·, lrm• 1dcn111 ~. 11 w4, re· por1nl \111h1111' \\ h11 "·" hlTll In and tlUI "' 1.11l 111m1111 h" Jduh Ith' "'·".II I\ 'tnl '\,l·"' 'r;u·, I \l 111 I 11111\1.1111 \. Jiil'\ on ''"p1uon 111 hur11.l:tr\ .111d ;it· Da vid Cachares of'Co'>la Mesa. \nd because of him. Daisy M. Painter wa!> in stabll' condition Fri· da' with good v11al sign!> and improv- ing health in the card1ar care unit at St. Joscph Hospital in Orange. "It wa' around noon and r · wm, heading up 10 Anaheim to get a hn1rcu1 ," s:i1d ('acharcs. 34. "I was going down the Garden Grove Free· wa) when I <;aw 1h1s tar dnf\ ofT the road and hit 1hc center d1v1der. .. .\t firc;t I though I the driver wa~ pulling off But lht.'n I got doscr to the car and <>aw 1hat the driver was unt'OO\WW\ .. hl' \aid. recalling V..ednr-;din \ 1nc1den1 1';11ntl'r. 't> 7. of Mc1ncr Oak!.. about 20 mile•\ l'a!>I of Santa Barbara. had 'ulli:rcd a rnrd1ac-arrest and fallen uncon!lc1uu\. 1he ('ahfornia tf1ghway Pattol .. a1d Her car. traveling wcs1bound when \he had the hean attack, boun<:ed off 1he center d1"1der and dnfted back across 1raffic an to a guard rail. If the' l:lr had dnlil'd 100 )ard'> father, ··she probabl~ would have gom· over the \ldt· of 1hc freeway." Cll P Officer Steve· l'hompson said Uut 11 didn't ln\te;id, < alharc\ quickl y parked h1\ motorqde. ran alongside th~ car and leaped 11110 the pas~nger side, pulling the l'ar to a halt. Afta < acharc\ got Painter's car '>topped. l..;irr~ ~rhe1dec kt.'r ol We"t < o' 1na a \l'tl'ran of three first-aid da'l .. e-s. f)l"rlorml.'d card1opulmonarv re,usc11a11on on her. RESCUE NETS 60 GOATS .•. From Al conc;trutt11m ut ,IA n flanJcd Jtrport 1crm1ncil to utu1mrnoc.Jatc tht· JU d111onal ll 1ght' ~ While airport npun\1on lol'\ fcl\ orcd a ltm1 t ol '~ t11glt1' thn .tl\o ~ought guarantl'l'' th.it that numl'k:r would not be l'Xl'l't'<h-d Bur th11\l' guarantee<;, L1 chmJn \aid wen· nu1 adopted. a lorl·gonl· ( ond us1on I he 1crm1nal. \hl' \<11d. " being dc\1gnl·d \11 luturl· uino;truct1on >Aoulc.J alto~ 1t lO al·uimmo<late morl' than SS lhght\. Morl' important!\ l 1lhman \3}'. thl' bo,mJ'\ Ul'l l'>1<1n lo rl'\ ll'W pa\I 'tudll'\ on a 'ccond count\ airport '>Ill' treal\ \uLh an airport u' a y,ay IO <Krnmmodall' the dl'm<rnd tor tl1ght\ ,1~l\t•7lJ J,J\ 00155 11·111ptnl murtkr ol .1~0111tl'r L llhman 'a)'· 11 v.11t1l·n s u.11anl l'e\ I 1111111<1111 Valk~ p11litt' tla1m wcr<' pu1 1n pl:.tl'l' lhat l11n111·d l11gh t'I Molwn \\US l aughl hurglanirn g a IO JO U\er:t)!,e 11f ~5 [X'r JJ} \.\tlh huU\l'Jnd lirnlil\.\oJ\\\UrJgumhol,lt ,1lloY.anln for add111unal qu1ctn :i p::a1rulman 1\11 11hon v.a\ \hot \I\ Jl't\ t1mt'\ h' 1lw patrol111.1n I ll' " 'till I h1· \1rport \.\ ork1ng < 1roup plam rcto' l'rtng fr(1m lhl' wound\ .• 1( lllfd· to rt•ta1u.1hl· \un I r::anuc;t o la...,, firm of 1ng Jo 01\on lt1ard\ thought to tx-unique to thr 1'>land. Na\)' h1olog1sh say. I ht• Nuv> d a1ms llll' K<>ah, which duuhlc in population every I K 1111111th\. <1rl' dcs1roy1ng the habitats ul 1li.11;e \f~:umen'i b} trampling and kl'd1ng oO the island vegetation. bl'lorc tht Marl.'h 4 deadline. But she \n1d the rc~cuc effon ltkt'ly wall get harder w11h each dny "The ca~y gont'i come first." she ~1d. "Thi.' cagier ones hide an the crags on the eastern edge of the island. There's lots of places for goa1s to hide. They arc very nimble on that terrain but human beings a re not." ~hull'. M1hult :1nJ Wc1nbergl'r t<> filr !~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the \u11 II Van Orden \&1d the group hopes to cvaluatc abou1 1.000 of the goats '"lt'c; prcpm1erou' 1111 thl·m l'>upt·r· VISOr!I) to 1h1n'k Wl"ll 'IC\N lhl\ ·" \O rne \Ort ol lumpron11\l' ··I 1lhrn,10 <;aid 1 he c;upcrv1'>f>r'i apprm cd a plan that would rl.'qu1rt• JO\ int rca'>e aho\t' 55 fl1ghi\ w folio"" (urthl·r heunng'> and en' 1ronml'nt,ll \IUdll'\ 'wt h ,1 rC\.IC\N. \upen 1~01\ \JIJ \NUUld llllt 1xcur before I YYO But l 1thman \aid V..t•Jnl''>dJ\ " at:11on m.ikl''> thal <1dd1t1onJI 1m fl'<JW I it hm;in \J\, th:11 ml'Jll\ thl' ho.trJ Y.oultl ;ippro' i.· .i -;nond Jtrporl onl} alll'r John W.t\nt· "'a' \aluratcd w1 tl1 01glt I\ ah<i"l' ttil' approvl'd Ii m1 I ol 5 5 "l hl'rt· IU\I 1\n'1 .1n\ lomm11mcn1 to l1m1tJl1u"' .. \hl· .. aid l hn '>l'l' ,1 lull h11ild-ou1 lot J11hn v...l\n·l. -\tr· ponJ ,1\ 7' t11ght' V..l· '>.1) dun'1 ma\h up ont· 1w1ghhorho11tl l'nltrl'I). lhl'n g1J on 11) thl· nnt anti ma\h up lhl'1r\ .. '\ lu"' \u 1 t urnkl ha' l' lll'l'O a' otdl·d I It hnian ".il\o \l'l'li.1ng lhl' \U!'lporl ol thl'l 11)' 111 !'<l"•'IX>rt lkach. But (II} < ounul llll'll1ht•r\ ha"e dl·tltned r11rnnwn1 w1 thl· P<>'>'>1hll1t}' of :i cit) l:rnw11 unul thq d1\t U\\ tlw11 op· 1111n-. \\Ith .1t1rnnl'\\ 1\11 ond:t\ m111 n· Int' 'Tm tOJllldl'nt thq 'II JUIO ll\ ... I tlhman .,;i1d .. f hcv'\l' hl'l'll 1n lht• lorclront nl lhl\ figh.t and tht·y ha'l' the \upport ul tlw comm unit\ l)t:h1ntl 1hem .. SUSPECT SURRENDERS TO MOM ... From Al indeed. ready 1ugu 1n alt<:r the \u\~'< 1 until thq reu~1 .. ed report\ thal Mr' Robert\ made: contall w11h hl·r \oil He prom1-;ed her hl' d 'Urrl'nlkr pcal.:cf ull> in ha l<>mpan>. \hl· \Jld As a patrol lar \lopp~:d 1n front ol lht· hou\l'. Mr'I Rohen' gllt 11u1 1h1· hull horn "( omc nul "'-llh \CHH hand' 1 n plain "ght and no ollt' v.111 tx· h1111 Rnhcrt\ wearing .1 hlue \h1rt .ind light brown pant' l'llll'rgl'd 1n mo mcnt\ and v.wl\ han<kuffl·d In ''~" ofliler\ \t:tnd1/tg on cat h \ilk ol lh1 donrwa\ "Wt• thought II \.\,l\ ~11111)1 Ill ~11 prl'll\. nu11ng lor J1Nh1k · I 1 fqhn I o\lt·r .,;11d. "hul 1h1ng' workt•d 11111 grl'Jt " l<ohnl\ who 11, 11nrmpli1H·d ,.11 WE'RE LISTENING Just Call 642-6086 ,.. lt'n<kcl I d"on ll1gh 'id1011I and thl·n wn l'll 11 n11· 1 n t hi' \ m1 \ h" mothcr \,11d \. 1 111 t 1 t' ri ' 1· ,1 1 11 I d l a u r 1 l' < rrll\h,1"' tht t ,l\h1rr .11 Rq~al Laun· df\ Ill llll' \hopp111g lCOtcr llfl B1 1111kh111\t \trn·1 nl'ar { 1arficld .\ , .. l'nu1· '·""\ht• ll't Ol(fllll'd thc gunm:in "'h .. rnh·tt d thl· dr. \leaning fac1ht) I 1111,1, 111\1 hdore Ill J m ,1, the '><tmc 1u.111 .... 11 .. r11hhnl h1·r 1n l.11r f>t.·n·m· l>n I k pullnl out hi\ gun :ind lold me lo y1 q h1111 .111 11n ta'>h ~k go1 all n1.1J hnJu'"· 1hne wa<;n'1 on) more 11111111•\ I ltt·n hr took all thl· change .i nd lold nw 10 loll!'"" him outside I '·1'-' 1h1· otht•r man (markcl rn.in.1p1·r I 1·"'"' Jnd I told him 1hc 111.111 111\l 1nhlx·d mt' '"tic (lht· 11.unmanJ knt''-' I re- rngn11l'd him I hupe he \IJ}'> 1n J.111" l l'~I'> 111 J ntl a 5-fool·K 140- pound re\l<ll'llt 111 In int·. ''"d lall'f 11 Wil~ 10\llllU thal l3USl'd him to lhJ\C the· gunmun "I d1dn'1 kno" hl' Y.a\ armed. Wht·n \\l' pa.,~d him. lhl· (lckphone lrutk) draq•r \<lid. """fl > don'1 }OU Jump out and gel him''' "I 't<lld . hull·· ·· hc might ha'c a gun " 11 wa'i Im 1ntcn11011 all tht' 11ml'. I <'w1o; <;aid. lo lollow thr \U\f>CCI and p1npmn1 hi\ whae11ho111' and then turn mallt'f\ over to poltu· \lo \hot\ Wl'rc ltrccl .ind pol Ill' arc n01 'ia)-1ng.1f tht>'vt• found a handgun 1n lhl' hm l\l' Ro bert\ l'i lx'ing hl·ltl 1n lt un11ng1nn lkar h <II\ Jail What do you llkt about thP f>11ily f'ilot; Whnt don 't you llkt>? C't1tl tbt number at left and your meuaa«' will b.-r.-corded, trftn erlbt d and dtllvtred 111 tht approprla tt editor. The 11rot %4-hour answerlnft 'C'rvi<'t' may bt U'ird to rtcord lf'ttf'n to tbt l'!l1tor on any topic. Contrlbutorii to our Letter~ c·olumn must lnrludr their ni~mt and ltltpbone numbtr for vtrlflullon. No dr<•ulatlon rall'I, plt'ut. Tell u1 what'• on your mind. 1 Al lu r COA5T Clrculetlon 714/642-4333 D•llr Pilot Dell very ta Gu•r•ntHd Daily Pilat CIHtlfled •dvertlalng 714/M2-5'71 All other deg.,tmenta M2'"'321 MAIN OFFICE ._.i 1>tr I i t, ,, f 1 t '''-'•" ;r ,, I-ii• r•i •1 t{1 I ' t.r• ,. f tr ' 11 f •I '(' #ti (• ....... ....-! H.l. Schwart z Ill Publis her Clrcul•tlon Telephone• " ... • , ,fp '• • .,., loQ OQ Frank Zlnl Karen Wittmer Milnt1q1ng Fdrl o r Advertising Director ~ottmary Churchman Controller Robert L. C•ntrell Production ManaqAr Donald L. Wllltam1 Circulation Manaoer VOL 71, NO. 033 Lees Authorized Dealer ar e I e This fantastic Carpet Sale is possible only because famous Lees Carpets has reduced the prices on some of America's best selling, best looking, longest wearing carpets. We pass the savings on to you in lees Authorized Dealer Carpet Sale .. ,the most extraordinary Carpet iale of 19851 Come in now .. .for lees Ca rpets of ··DuPont AntrQll Aylon and enjoy •soil and stai n resistance • cleana bility• abrasion and static resistance • and resilience plus gorgeous colors for your home. Hurry in, and take advantage of these fabul ou.s ca rpets ... at grea t savings today! 968-8180 646-4838 Fine Q ua lity Lees Carpets for as low as $1 3.95 sq. yd. insta ll ed ..-DEN'S· Finest Carpet Sales Custom Draperies , Vinyl Parquet Wood installation In town! F~mlly r;.rper 6utlncu51ncc 1894 • In Costa MMot 19 Yti..in IMS Placen tl-. AH, Coata Meaa. CA HU7 .. • I t • I t --6 - NATION . Guards injui'ed Reagan accuses Sovlets • k of arms·treaty violations as inmates ta e over cellblock WA I II ''IC• I ~)N -Pre$1dcn1 Reaa,an accuied the Soviet U naon on f rnl<t} ol rnns11 lH. ltnK "n illegal radar an central S1bcr1a ;\nd two othl·r "1ola11om ul arm' l'ontrol agrt'emcnts with the Un11cd Sil.He~. The rcpon ~v1l'wcd Sovtl'I ptact1te~ under a wade range of treaties. 1ndudang tho~ llllll11)¥ offcn,1 vc weapon and defensive systems as well a restm·ttna wn1pon) tt'~t As1dc from the rndar. the other violations were underground ll''I C).plo-.1on\ 1h111 Reagan ~aid ~nt radioactive debris outside Soviet krntor>" in ckflunn· of a 1963' treaty, and chungct in an 1n1crcon11nentul hal1ti.11c· m1ss1lc !hat he said created u second missile in violation of a 197<1 lrl'Uly. Grade• crackdown may be aoftened SPRINCir If-ID, Mass. -hoot officaals. deluged with phone call:. by nngry parents, \t\1d Inda) 1hcy may s.often a aradcs crackdown policy that fort·ed therrlcadcr' 10 1urn in their pomf)OM ;ind even zapped members of thc chess learn \int:c re(l<1rt rnrds came out this week at three o'fthc c11y·~ four high ~chool-; dOll'll'I ol '1udcnts, ranging from class presidents to wrcstlers. have been dl·clarcd 1nelig1ble to part1c1pate in cxtracurracular act1v111c'l Studeni.. muM gt·t at k·.t\I a .. ( .. in all thr maJOr ubJet·ts and not be failing an) subJCl t to panic1pate in l'\lra-c urnl'ular art1vn1ei. Punisutawney Pbll's forecaat ·due l'l'NXSl ' I .\WNE). l'a. -Punx~utawney Phil, the pamf>l:rcd groundhog who ha\ become the na11on·s furry forecaster of !.pnng. wao; 10 l'tnergc lrom hi\ hurrow today for the <18th annual pred1ct1on on "'hethcr w1n1er w1ll la,1 anulhcr "'weeks. Folklore dictates that 1f Phil sees h1'> \hado"'. '''more wn·k, ol rnld wca1her follow. If he doesn't. spring armc\ \oon l'h1I and h1\ prc1k1 l'"'m ha' c seen their shadows all but Ii ve 11me' )inn· lhl' 1rad111on beg.in Annlversary muslc forConstltutlon sought PH IL A1_)1 I Pit I I\ -i\mcrican composers.w11l be sought for creating \IX worh lha1 will prcm1l·re in 198 7 on the U.S. Const1tut1on'!> 1001h a11n1ver\ar) PENDLETON. Ind (AP) -In mates attacked guards at a rflaxa · mum·M:Cunty pn&0n w1th knl\e5 Friday, takina over a ccllblock and holdina thn:e 'officers hostage. of· facials said. One of 1he thr&e wa' relrascd S1h hours later. Five guard5 from the Indiana tall' Kcformatory were hosp11ali1ed with stab wounds. o ne of them in vrl) serious condition, authonllt"'> ~•d Two inmate were al o tnJured, onr '1Cnou11ly, and were hosp11al1Lcd. The disturbance Fnda) murnin@ begnn whale i'lmates were betn@ searched tor weapoM. said 3\\l<;tant prison supcnntendent C ra1g .\ Hanh. Frida\ e' ening, 1nmate'I were nc.-go· 1ia11ng with corrccuon depanmenl onil mis 1hrough bars at the cell block. hut olliuat .. did not dt'i<.'uss their demands: Howe\er. in a telephone rail to rl·porters at the reformator). inmate\ \atd the) weft' p1cw111rng P-- dcmand\ Prl\on guards wearing not gear and carrying pump shu1gun<> and tear ga'> cannisters scaled ofT tht: reformat or). about H mile\ northca\I of ln- d111napoll\. aftl·r thr d1.,turbancl' hegan ahout IUO a.m .. o;a1d Hank!. .<\u1honl1l'\ 'ill Id three inmate:'> wcre c.J1n.•ttly 1nvof\ cd in the tukeovcr, and ' ahou1 100 pmonct'\ we~ 1n the cellhlock fl ank\ \31d the instttutton WI\ \l'cure ex('ept for the one cellblock "We've: made plani. to focd thl" re'.lt uf thl· ix.1pula11on b1,11 not that lellhou\c In u s11ua11on like 1h1!> )OU U\4: cvt>I) chip >ou can," he said late f-rada) af\ernoon. (alter!> to local news outlet\ who 1dcnt1lil'd 1hem1>Cl1.et.1 as.1nma1~s said 1he) wrre armed with knives and uthcr w.:apon\ but that the ho~ta&es had n111 been harmed They also \<ltd ··about 17" inmates 1.\-Cre in'olved in the siege and 1ha1 11 was sparked b) poor Tteatment b} guards Tht-demands telephoned to rc- Jl<>rtc:r'.I 1ndudcd adequate food and \\ater. an 1mpar11al obscr1.a11on com- m11tec to monitor their return to t·l'lr... amncst\ for part1c1pants. manimuni wage\ for v.orl... ending ceni.orsh1p .ind 1mpro' ang education and narco11cs program-.. Tht· weapons o;carch stemmed from .in 1nndt·n11n which an inmate thre"' J .. ub .. 1ant:e bl:hncd to have been bleath on a corrci:uon offircr. Hanks \31d . I he pm11n. \.\-htch holdi. about 1.6501nmatcs." under n U S. D1'ltnct C ourt order tu reduce 1he inmatt· population and improve cond111ons. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Salotd•~. Fet>ruaty 2, 1985 U .. _ - A kiss goodbye A baby receive• a goodbye ldH from Pope J o hn Paul D at Guayaquil airport momenta before tbe pontiff departed Ecuad or for Peru on Friday. The Pope •pent three da19 In four Ecuadorian cltlea aa part of hla Latin Am erican trip . ... • Phlladt·lphia Orrhl·s1rn rnndul·tor Riccardo Mut1 said Frida}'. Mut1\a1<.l1hcr~ will he no l'Ompc1111on among l'Omposers. He said a list will bl: comp1h:d of ;\menran\ a.rut tin 1dcd into three groups: young compo\ers JU\t l(l'lllng \tarted. thO\l' 1n a m1ddk-age range and finally the living ma\ter~ .. We arl' looking lor thO\l' people who are considered the leaders of their gcncra11on of uimpo~e" .. hl' \.t1d C ompo!>ers selected will be announced 1n the ">pnng 4-year-old frees dad pinned by truck Produce prlces wlll soar -ln short term < 1rm.e1 ~ \hoppe" \hould <>ee o;harpl) higher prices for some lrl''>h lru11\ Jnd 'egl'lahk\ 1h1\ month bf'r·i,use of the frec1 ing tem~rature5 that dee 1ma1t:d .1gmultural ,m':I\ 1n fanual) But the long-lc:rm effects on 1nna11un ,hould he.· nc:glig1bk Jnah\t~ <,;1) l l'llute. tomatoes. onions. cabbage. c11 ru) lru11\ Jnd \trawhc.•ntl'\ v.111 he.· m"'brc C"'J>l.'n'll\ c 1n 1he weeks ahead and '>Orne ol 11em' ma) l'\1·n lw 'l.trll' the\ \.ttd CALIFORNIA Jarvls endorse• Roos property taJC blll '\.\( R·\Ml.N ro -Howard Jarvi!> has endorsed lcg1sla11on Ill cx1cnd a nwra1or1um on lorn I prorl'rl) 1ax rate incrt·a!>e~ to pay for pubhc pension cll\l\ and othn lornl dchl\ appn>Vl'd h~ thc voters. I he proposal was part of Jan,,· Propll\1t1on 16. v.h1rh "'~" dcfl·atcc.J h\ the voter\ last November. I hl' hill "'ould prn l'O I lot·al go' l'rnments lrom increasing properly tax rates bc~ond a I pt·r lt'nl u1n,11tu11nnal lim11 10 pay for public cmplo)ee pcns10n\ and 01hcr gm crnmt·n1al \Cn 1t'C\ Newsman wants to bead abuse task force Hl R\.10\ \ Bl .\C'll -.\ 'eteran new<,papcrman who had J l hlld mok'ltauon l'il\l' agatn\I him dropJ>1,·d last year ha~ applied for pruJCl t Jdm1nl\tratur ol a l h1ld ahu\l' ta\k lorcc \\llh lhl' Ctt) of Hermosa &acb 'Tm .tlra1d 1he pm11111n m.a) be 111\t1tut1onal11ed into the SC\ual h}'itena and v.11ch hunt thJt ruined ml· la\I )l'ar " < harleo; Elhotl said Fnda) Elholl wa, dl\thJr[(l'd lrom h1\ 111h '~11h The Dail\ Rrct'll' 1n Torrance: alter h1' .\ugu'll .1rres1 fm tn\l'\l1gat11111 111 duld molc\lat1011 Lll1011 had been hvang "'11h thl mother of lhl' alk[(l'd '1r llm unlll \hoJth hc.•lon· hi\ arrest polite \Std Elderly man who shot robber sentenced HI VHH Y 11111 \ -·\n 81'"'.).Car-nld m~n. v.hu lat<tll~ 5hol a would-tlt: rohber 1n \1·11 dl'll'n'\l' ''a' \1•n1t•nced 1-mla) to pa~ a !100 llm~ an~ \CrH· one )ear·,.proh:ition lor 1llcg.1lh r~1r.f)1ng a cont·calcd wca~on Thuma\ ( larent'l' Kof\hal... \\ho pleudtd 1H1 ~Utl!l''' w the misdemeanor rhargl· 1hrough h" luw\t'r. v.a., g1wn the ~rn trnll' h> Rc\crl~ Htlh \t un1npal Court ( 11mml\"11m·r lohn Murphy fhl' l'1lmm1'1~10ner al\u onkrnl thl'. 'lh·ahhcr rnohcr dl•<.11mnl and 111ld lhl' rl'ltrctl Jl'V.df) ml·rchan1 nnl to 11hta1n a rcplafrml·n 1 Newman donates to medla conference \·\Nl \ A..\l<B·\I< \ -\t tor Paul Newman hJ<. turnl•J o\.er SI0,0001n protit\ lrom h1\ \alad tln•"ing and \paghl'llt saucl' 10 1hl· < l'ntt•r for tht• Stud\ 11f l kmmratic ln,11tu1111n\.tl the l Ol\Cr'lll\ ofCahforn1a-\.1nta Barham lora uinkrl·nlc on g11\l'rnnwn1 .and lhe mcd1a 'rhe tuntnbutwn from Nl·v.man\ l hani.ahll· cn1l·rpn'>e linann·ll h) tht· '>.tk of his food product' v.a\ mack to l (\Bon bt·htill ol thl' t cnll'r. 'a1c.J Barhara C1rcc:n . as~1s1ant program d1rettor .11 thl' ll'ntcr "t'"' m.an \\U!> onll' a memher of the n•nter's board of J1rct 1or' I Ill' 1onlen·ml' t.llkd .. Public lnlorma11un. C1ovcrnmcn1 and the :'\-kd1a."" \thl·dulc<l I l'h ''and "'Ill k.11url· reprl''>l'llWll\ l'' from maJur nl'W\ agcm 1l'' < 1rt'l'n '>.tld !'.1.•v.111~in . through hi\ foud hu"nl'\\ ha\ turned O\Cr $4 m1ll1on to rwn-proftt mg,11111.ill11n'> \llll l' I t.>82 pnm.inh 10 .1gcnuc~ wh1th aid l hiltlrl1n .1 nd t lw dck r h WORLD ., . 14 P~:~c~1~~.~~!~r~~l'l~~~~~~~ll~:~ ;~~~~~~ htllt1111 I 11d;I\ 111a'l"k'rt.11 'v\1>1ld Itani.. hind lor lam1nc ,111tkrn ·\lnra I hl· l 11111·d \talc' ckd1nl·ll lo 111111 1n '·'' 111g 11 prdcrrrd IO l h;1nnd II\ .11d d1rn 1h 111 11at1111" 111 wh \,1ha1.111 \111\:t I hl' nJ11e111' mutk 1lw11 plnll{l'~ t11 lhl' lunll - lorm.llh l•llkd thl' \1~·l 1.1l I auht~ h1r.,uh·"'i.1haran ·\lrKil -dunng.11 .... 11-thl\ 111nkn·nc'l' hell' .1ttl'1Hkd In ~ \ 11,1111111' I hl' fund" tnll'ndnl 111 hdp hol,tcr 1lw l'I on1111lll'' 11l 1hr 1.1111111\'·'lrll l..l·n nJlllln' Sudan accused of aldlng lnsurgen ts c, f -..:1 \. \ \v.11"'' I.ind I 1h111rnJ t h.1rgt•d I mla\ 1h.11\utlan1\ u\tng tlw \ l11l .111d111uKhl <''"'to "d1\llll'l11l"11.·1" lhl·, nun tr). and thrl'.lll'nu..! :e1.1la.11 u111 ii \ud.t11 d1tl n11t l'nd ''' .i1d lo .11111 l 1hwp1.1n gu1•rtl1J\ ;\ thrl'l'-pag1· ,l,lll'nH'lll fl'ka\t'd h) tlw I th111p1.l11 lll1"1m1 111 < il'lll'\ .1 \,ml thJI ··h, l.11\l•h pk.1d1nK m;1"1\l' ttllh" 111 rdugl•t•, <II. m'' ''' hordl'r\ .and unlkr the u1nH·n1cn1 l U\l'I of hum,1n11.111a11 rl·ltcl ,..,,1,t.1nn·" \udan had hc.•en rt'lCI\ 1ng l.1rgl· :Hill\ \11ppl11·, .ind p;1,,1ntt lllC'm mn 111 "lerron\I hand II\" Mnrl' lh.tn ~ 'O 1100 I 1h111p1all'I h;I\ l' t "'"''d 111111 lll'lj1.hh111111l( "'i11da11 .and are hc'ang l :lrl·tl lor 1n l .tmp' 1 un ll\ t IH· 11 N 11 itth < om m l\\llll1l'r lor Kl'f ugel''> and ot hrr rclil'f .1gt·1H 1n 26 p lead ln nocent ln Aquino •laying case M i\NI I \ l'h11tpp111l'\ < 11•11 I .1h1an C Vl·r. onn· thc Pll1hpp1m·,· 1110\I puY.crlul rrnhtur} 111.111 <inJ ~41 otlwr dl·kndant\ plc.1dtd annoct"nt I ndn\ to d1Url(t'' that lhn \"l'fl' a11,11IH1d H1 1hc kllhng ul oppo\1t1on lcudl'r Ut·n1gnu .\q111n11 und a man lhl' n11htaf) .,Jtd ''a" •\quino·, U'l:ln111. ~ld1er' &l'CU\C'd 1n thC' ca\l' ro\t"' to .111cnt1pn a\ the jl.<'nl·rnl rlre~<.ed an l'I' 1hnn dothe'i nmH·ct 1n the 'mall rnu1troom tcH'lllt'rhl\ pkn \l't l'I~. who •~Ml le.i't' from h1\ po\I t\\ .1rm~d torte\ lhll'l ol \tall. \napped ,1 ,,1lutc 1n rl·turn "I fl't'I vel') Y.dl I'm 1 onfldt•n I of till' Ju<l1l 1nl JlrlK\'\\ and lhl' rule ol low" Ver 1olc1rcf10r1t'r\1111,·r the .urnagnmt•nt Y.htl h 111\ll'd )II min ult'\ · Taiwan won 'tenradltega n1•ten to U.S. I .\tl'I I I 111w.tn Ju\lll(' M1n1\tt'r ( hth ( hl ·)Dna \Gld r nda) th. I hi\ lOuntl) rt"lu\t'' 111 C\lr.1tl1h' twu rcputnl i:ina~tt't\ \C>uaht in C uhfornrn fnr th<' k11l1ng or il ( htrW~' \itll'fH 110 Wtttt'r ( h1h told 0 nCY..lt tonfrrCnle lhll ( hrn C lll·lt W ,11\cl \'-u I 1111 \-l Y..t1t1ld ht-'''°'lt't uted in T a1wan under N11tnnt1h\t ( h1nc\l' I.aw\ ti .1n Ill\ l'\tli1.tt1nn k.td\ Ill ( hllrtlt'S In th<" \la) ana h\\t (~ tolll;r of lknq I 1u "It would tx·.1h\olu1rl~ 1mpm\lhk10t'\tr.uh1c th~· 1"0 "< hah ""'' I ht• l ln11t-..l \1 .11r~ 11nll 1 .11wnn do ncH h,1\(' ,10 t'\lr:ut111nn lf'C'. l\ ~ -·- 30-pound b oy rai ses t w o-ton truck off fa ther us tng t h e JacK h e a lways l oved tinkering w i th \.\llll\~1\f()'v\:-., !-.~ lAP)-.\ 4-)car·uhl ho) "'hu 101.es tinkering \\Ith lhl' J.lllo. tn the ramrl) garage U!>l'd lhl' dl'' 1u· tu 'ave h1'> father. who had hcl'n pinned under a 1-ton truck. Charle' Bowen. 33 1.\3~ working under tht• true!.. whl·n 11 fell ofT the )Jll.., breaking h1" hip and pre~s1ng a~11n\I h1\ ah<lomcn. Hc-"'Shout,·d to ht\ \l>n. Brandon wa., pla) ing neartn ··Dadd~·., trapped ~on . You'rt• going to ha \l' lo hl'lp me:. Get a.Jal I.. tt.irH.lk · hl' rl·c ailed ~) 1n& \\. hile Hr.1ndon retnc\C.~d a ratche1 h1r, lu1hc:r Kropcd with one arm and .. lipped lhl· Jack undcr tht• rear \pnng\ .. I told 111 m he had 10 J3lk the: 1 rul i.. up lkforc I could 5a) an~th1ng c:l,l. he grabhcd a long ratchet I ha\C and put 111n lhl' Jat·k handle ~k J:ll'l..l'tl 11 up J l111le h11 and ~n1d ·1 rnn't Jill i.. 11 an) further · . ' "I pumred 1hl' handk a 1ouplc ol FBI unsuccessful at identifying child \M 111 )I{\( 11 I .\Pl -The r Bl un I ndJ\ rdi.;..i....-tl J p1l IUrl' ot .a J . \l'.Jl ·uld girl hop1n~ 11 \\Ould hl'lp \oh l' thl' m\\ter\ \JI "'ho ,ht· 1\ and huv. 'hl· "'ound ·up 11' 1ng 1n .\lasl..a "llh a X·\l'.1r·old m.1 n 1n ..a pickup 1rut:I.. l<in1Pt'' rhe \h\ hr11\\0 ·h,11H·d child Wa\ d1'rn' l'rl•d It' 1ng v.11h John I< ..\ltig altl·r .a ne1ghhor l Jlkd ;\nl horagc polll"l' la\I \\l'l'I.. to \cl) ··1 h1ng\ IUSI d1dn'1 looi.. nghl .. •\111g . .tfll"r IOlll11lh rl'lll\lllg IO tJlk 10 lhl' authont1l'' told them hl' wa<, 1hc l·htld'" fallll'r anll lhal lhl' 111othl·r 1<. a for•t1l·r Im a nar'rll'd 1.ih1rle) Morgan. the f·HI 'a1cl ".\llegedl). < rHtal 1\ lrom 1hc 'iouthcrn Calilurn1a :irl·.1 11°'"1111\ ( ulvcr < 11v " I awrenc,· NlTl~on ~Pt'ctal ageni-1n-th.1rgr 'aid f ml:" ·\lllg hJ' ht·l·n 1 h.111.(nl v.11h 1hn·1· tuunh of \l'\u.11 .1hU\l' ul .1 min or I k "'il' hc.·1ng held Ill l11·u 111 $2'111110() bail "\\ l'0ll lind lhl' ,lll\\\l'f Ill \\ h11 \hl' 1\ .. Nd,on ..a1ll "I hl' mJ1n thing t\ thr l htld ",,1k \ht .. , 1n tto,1J ha111h" 1n 1he carc 11! ,1 1,11i:-Jpfl<11ntl'd lt1\lt'r pall'nl \il'l\lin rull"LI uut '>lll.'l lll.tl1t111 th.11 lhl' l hlld n11ght Ix· '·'1'.1T-L1lll I .1ura Bradhur\ 111 llun11ng.111n Bl'Jlh 1\ho ha\ htTn 111"""8 \IOll' fk1 I l"I "hl·n \h1• af)p.11 l'nll\ \'·" l..1dn.1pp1.·d llum .1 1Jmpgrou11d .al Jo,hu.a I rn· :'-<.111on.tl \.h1n11m1·1111n \.rn Bnn.1rd1n11 C oun· ·~ "'-o "a'·· " t n,1,11 lhl' m1">1ng Bradhu.-l h1ld ... ud I Bl 'J>l.'Ual Jgen1 !-.en \.tarl\th.en \u1hont1l·r, lOn1· paH·d .t p1llure ol l .tur.t Aradbu.- \\ 11h < f\\l.tl he.· Ion· dr.1" 1ng tha·1 u indU'>llHl ht' ,,11J Otlilt'f\'a1d thl' hc,ardnf ht·.~ ~-set m.in-.\h1g h.td no \Jll\l.tl'lllf\ e'pla- l1Jt11 1n tor ho\\ lhl· g11I hl' tallcd ··c r\\lal " l.tml· 111 Ix· 1n hi\ lU\lu<l\ "II" '10.-ha,n·1 hecn rnmple1cl) UJl1\l\tl·nt I h.11 lead\ u\ 111 h:a,1· \111111' d11uht' .. Nt'l'>on \:ltd On lhl· ollll'I h.1nd \111g·, \IOI"\ "might he.· lflll' V. l· llJ'I tlon'1 knov..." he \Jld I .irlll'r \l.ir"chen 'aid •\lug h.1d lx•t•n "u1mplr1l'I' nnn-i:oopaat1H· \llll'l' h" .11 rnl I k\ almu'>I de tat hl·ll lk d11l·,n 1 \l'1'nl 11111 LtP~l'l b\ lhl' \\ h11k \II u.111110 Thi· l hlld h.I\ hc.·l'O l111k hl·lp 111 ,of\ 1ng 1lw "'' '>ll'r\ '-d,11n ... ml )lipping fr11m l.11110 (anl.\-i\ ,,, 4-,e.ir- 11ld' du I Ill .1gl·n1' h,I\ t' lrJl l'd thl' nlJn Jlld girl t>Jllo. 10 \.1111.1 HarhJr.1 1 .1hl In m1d-\t'Pll'll~ ol I ">I.! lhl'' kit lhl'•e 1n .1 p1l i..u truck anti ramix·r lor ·\nthor.1gl' \I n'llhen '.ltd lhl'\ rt' ill hl·d \ nl h1~.tgl' 111 < "k toht'r Jilli pulled into I l' < 111ldl·n "'u~l'll C .amJ>l.•r l'Jr!.. h "11J P.1rk ~1Jnagl·r-~iroth' 1-.clkr .. aid '>hl' l alkd poltl c" er tn 111g 10 t:ill.. 111 1h1· girl 1n lhl' par \ IJundr. mom uni~ to \\Jll h ·\lt1g hum hl·r h:-&l ~ 111 thC' ltlmPt·r ··t-k rnm1• 11\ l'r .and picked her up BULLETIN BOARD ll11ll''> hul I \'..!' .1hn11I t11 l"\J"> uut .ind I uiuldn t ~II Jll\ l11nttl•r r hl"n Br.inJun did 11 .1 111pl1 rtlt•ll' 11ml·\ .11111 1lw lrlh i.. ....... , 111 mt· ,.t1d- H11'-'l'n ""''"'·"in '1 r111u' t11n,llt111n I nJ.1 \ .11 U11olli \h n1t1ri.1I I lmp1 t.tl Hl·' "'-'l I J~l!Ullll Ill~ ~Jr.J&l' hl'lllfl' JnJ hl··, ,11".t" pl..i\ln~ \\llh llll' l·h lo. 1h1· l,1lhl·r \,ml I k "'.t' rl·dl '""I .1li11111 1111 \\ h"k 1h1ntt I k knev. v. h.tl Ii• du .111d ..... l'll',j no llrnl' .. I h1· hrJ\1' hm Y.ho V.l'ISh'> \I J pounJ., d1J n·1 .. 111p lht•rt· Howen II.ii.I tx·1·r1 h tng on .1 J rollintt pl.ittorm ..ind 1h1· ~h ill.I gr .thlx·J h" lathc:r'\ 1001 .ind Plrll1·J him out A1anJon thc:n ralt'J Cryatal .tnd l arr1l·1I h1·r h.11 i.. IP 1h1 l Jl11Pt'r I k l.Hlll' h.ll ~ .1l11lll Jnd l11w,hl·J '"' ".t'h \I, l--1 lkr l11hl tlh' \n\ hor.t~l· l),11 h '('\\\ I th ~lrl \\,I' h.llhkd tt\ I h• lhl' ''·"l p,, '""' nl I .an11f\ JllJ ) •IUlh \ll\l\l'' l.1,1 I nd.t' .tltl·r \llW •uld 11111 1'\PlJ111 '''" '>hl' "·'' "tlh 11101 4 p11li" '·"d \ ,l,111' .IJ'J'•'lllh'd h•,h'I JI.Ill Ill I.th I t u1lo, 1111 \ h1hl 11 • ,1 ph\ ,1, I.Ill \\II\! ,,11.! 1h1 ,, "·I' I\ 1d.·1i.1 ,111· h.111 l"x·l·n .11't11,nl \l'\11.dh .111ll11111ti.·, '·"" \1 ,111' lo 11 ,.11.! \Ill~ IPld p1 •ll1 \' llll t•lli \\.I\ 11,t:lohd ••\1 I (1 llllo (I lh1 \1 11m.111 h1 dc11l1l 11d ,1 '-h11ln \1 111~·.111 nnt door 111 &l'l a neighbor to call for an amhulamt" \mhult1n1..l' a11cndants credited Hrandon for ..a' 1ng his father's hfc: ··~ r \\tre e '~ctang the "'o~t." \Jtd f hit· Dco,.cr a member of the.- rt''>( Ul' <,quad that ansv.ered tht-call \lo nJ.i, lrom Bo""en's shop in Wit. hJm'>t O\.\-n I Jther and son ""c.-re reunited two llJ\\ Jtit'r the accident, and again llrJndon came to the.-rescue as Bowt-n .,l.';m.hcd for Y.Ords 10 thank the: bo) '"lk came tn and stood there.-about r1:,1d) to cf)." Bov.cn sa1d ·· ..\nd then ht.> Jumped up here and bugged me . I gut"\\ 1ha1 ~1d It all .. Reagan calls for host of cutbacks ~.\\Hl'-<11<1' 1 \l'I -Thr hudgrt that Pn•,1<ll·n1 l<t'Jg.J n v.111 prnpu,l· nn \.1onda' \alb Im lUI\ in alri10'1 ncn St'n llC .11 1h1· g1nl·rn nwnl tr11m IJrm pnogram' lo hr..illh l .trl' .i nJ the Sti (, h1ll111n rn r nut " 'hJ11n~ fH11gram lur r111n .111d u1un· 11n 11 \'J' k Jrnrd I nl.l:t\ n1gh1 I h1\l' do~umcnl' 111d1l.llr lhl" Jlll'\ld1nl \\Ill p1c111i•'t' rnlu11111n' 111 nr.1rh $-ltJ 1'11111111 1n ,Juml'\lll pr11 11.r.im' tr11m .... tn.·rt· 1h,·-. """uld he: d : 11ftt•n1 'C""f\ TU., "'t"l't' ITttttnt.tlflt°"d 1111 .l11u1111l·111' 111.11k J \ 11il.ihll 1n .11h .11111 111 lhnr p11hl" r1·k.1'4.' ""hl·J ulnl 1111 \.!11nJJ\ 'h"" lhJI lht• l.11~1·,111·du,1111n $., "·h1ll111n 111 11ulJ 1•Hlll lr11111 l.irrn pr .. g1.111" 1111 lud1n~ .a _ htlli1•n n·Ju, t11in 111111111m1id1l\ pr11 t '"Jl~in ..inJ rl'l.lll'J pro~rJm\ I hl nn t l.lf~H '' r1•ll u' 11\IO "11u Id 1,· u ndl r \ k1l 1, .1n· \\ h '' h N• '' 1Jn h1,1lth \Jf\ h• lhl llJllnn' d tllrl\ ~ .1g.11 "Ill l·, 11mnwnd a r1·du, ll••n ••I 111·.11 I\ J 'hdl1tt11111 I 4 \( .1nJ S.1 •1 l•1ll1e111 1\1 I lhi.·,· '"··" 1 nnp p111111.11ll\ "••11hl l'I<.· .u1 h\ \ \ l>1ll ••11 """1 hP1l'111~ .i nd l•'"' 1111·" 1 p1.,~r.1m' ~q•uld dr11p l't\ 1-' l l11iiiPll Ill lu,1111~ 1111 'l11l11'1.lllt11l 111 0\11'1 J'lll)!l,l!Tl' 111ldl I lh1 \Jll.ill H1"1111 ,, \d 11 111,11.1111111 DAR will honor top students at awar ds tea Sunday I h1 ( l.11.1 B.11111111 h,111tl'' ol thl' ~.111on.1I \11\tl'I\ ol thl' l>Jughtcr\ ol llw \111!'111.111 1<1·"1111111111 "''II honor l1>1..1I hitth "hool 'llUJl'lll\ ~und.:n .11 11' .1nn11.ll ,1\\,11d' 11·.1 ,11 ' pm 1n lhl' u1mn1111HI\ rm1111 of \.h-r\ltr\ "'i.l' '"~' .111d I 'Mn .,XI ~ l d1ng.l·1 \' l llu111111g11111 lk.1d1 ( 1u11<l < 1l1h'O .t\\Jrd' "'111 he.·. prl'\l'llll·d to Olll\IJ11d1nl( 'tuJ,•n1' from 111111 "hool\ -r red\.\ 1ll1Jm'>. Log ..\n11gm tl1gh !'Khot.>I M1chellc \math l 1hc.·11' c hn ... 11an Slhool. ~haron llulthJu'> Llll\un High \t huol Jnd knnakr I""' ( rrUl'ncnkll,.kr F 1>11n131n \ .tlll'~ lligh \\ hool I hl' afkrnoon·, ).1111.' I 'pcal.n \\ 111 ho,·\\ l'Olh ~otthll'f d foreign \'\l h.tngr 'lutknt !rum lklg1um < rue\I\ 1ndud1n11-\1.houl lhlldrl'll Ml' wcl1.uml· Wbollstlc lecture alated ln Mea T ht· 1\l tu.1l"m Whoh'>t1c I lea Ith< enter of C 0'113 Mc'llt will oiler J \f'\'l 1.11 C1ft'$•n1;1111111 "und:!> at lhl' l'l'ntt·r 66~ \\ R:ikcr ~t I hl' kl IUll'. o n ll't hn1qucs lor tnh'rnl't1on oft ht' rn1nl1. hod\ .ind 'Jl1n 1 v.111 ~ pn''l'llll'd lrl'l' t1f l ha1gc. Further information'' av111l,1bk JI 11\., $ \Jfl Clas•e• on parenting •kill• offered Th1.• ram1h ~l\lt•(' \~~OCtaltOn "ollenna a \l\•\\1.'tl da'' IUlU\lnll on r>arcnllnlJ ,i.111, tor p.trenh of elcmcnta') '<hool-;.i,ac Lh1ldrcn \111n1l.I\ c1.t"n1n¥~ from 7 to14 'Cl pm JI the< mta Mt"~ brnoth ofthr "'~k1a1111n ''n l. 17th ~I "'iUlll' 11 ~ \dnct) ol l\'IUC:\ will be d1"u'"-'O. indudin method\ of lommun1.·1a· t1on. d1\C1phnl" Jnd .1ppm.'.u hn tn mC'ctina the nttdt.1 of lh1ldrcn F <U lurthl'I 1nfonn11t1 on, mil t-am11\ \en ll l' ill M S·tnQO ·Worbbop to addrea family problem• C"o1mhnC' ommuntl\ ( olkat 1 \ponsonna wor"-\hOP\ to 1 't"t (l.lr<'nl' and famil) mtmbc.'f°' deal with 1ht 1kc1,1on\ and Jt'muntl\ of m.irria c amt child ramna. 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T 111· .... 1.1\ ,\II\'·•'"''\\ ,11,h.th ' I\ ' " illh ... 1.1\. hil1lr.·11"11l 'f't°'ll1l .111 .iltn th>(•n \' 11h 1hl'll t• 11dr;.an n1' I h111 ... 11, '' 11knh "111 prt'\( nt 1111t·n H'"' thn touL. 1111111.1 p.1h'lll '" "'''~~r -.tuh "h,, '1ud11·!11n .1 I .1lh11l11 "hool \ hn h 1, r•"1l'P 1'-.. hC'•lu. '" n ''I Jhl,1 "1d' "111111. .1hk It' n·p1,tn thl'll hi\ \111·, "tlh lh• di\ ! ,, "' ' ""<'ldl II" h1>11I Art sbow set at Newport Gallery I~ ~1N11. '" 1A••tt"J • • ~ rt ~ •• ,.' i.. 1 .. 1rnt t~ .... 111.A uJ \l~ \1 1" ""i.in \11nd.1' .11 lh• t' mn la ( 'tll<'f' 111,t \1 11.lh• l ' 'll\h \1 \u1h' • in ''" 1• .. 11 H, 1d1 I h1 l'\h1l•1I "1111, ••!''fl 1r11m I h• °'I'm --~ .. '\ A4 Ofeng9 Coat DAILY PILOT /Saturday. February 2. 1985 Accents remain a passport ~o British social standing · Schoolchildren s till told that ralktngproper ts the only way to ensure· right· kind o~ llf e By MUCUS ELIASON • 11 , .......... LONDON -A do1cn d1tlerent accents jostle f.,-space on these crowded British Isle,, and having the nght one is still a passport to ro<.'tal standing. Four decades of mass mtd1a and state-decreed equality have rubbed out wmc of thr hnguis11c anomalies that have long bedeviled Bmam, bu1 the I 7th-century dramat1!tt Ben Jonson's dictum sttll hold\ true: "Language most shows a man. Speak. 1h11t I may sec thee." Three centuries after Jonwn. another playwright. George fkrnard Shaw. complained that ··11 •~ 1mpo\\· tblc for an Englishman 10 open ht\ mouth without making '.lome other Englishman despise him ... . ~ Bnt1sh Broadcasting Corp. 1de- v 1s1on dorumentary rel·c ntl) provided an insight into the problem !twas called "Talking Propt•r," whit:h 1s what generauons ofschookh1ldren have been told 10 do 1f1hey arc ever 10 gel a decent Job. marry reSJX'Clabl) and ~long to the nghl kind !fl o rgan1za11on. ~u1re. "the backbone of my 1dent1t) had been 1n1er1e~d w11h." "It 1s sull quite easy 10 vtnturc an 1n1clhgcn1 gue!t!t about where a Bmon come~ lrom. M>C1all) 1f not always gcograph1,all~, from the way he '!>peaks." writes Tim Heald 1n "Nctwork'i," a \lud> of the EnfHh social scene Acrenl\ in 'ic'otland alone range ~m 1mpcne1rabl) ">lurr)' Glaswegian to the duket mu\1cahl\ ol IO\C'rneu In York,hire. 'tnk1ng m1nef\ de· fianlly talk among thcm~I vc ' in local d1ak1:t to cmphas1Lc worktng-dass \ol1dant~ Thl· ~l'l.,h \ound llll1ngly con<:1l1alof). thl· l 1l.-.1rr lno,h \ound bluster) West C ounlf} people purr Bnstollan' m)\lcriousl~ add an I to 'dflOU\ .... ord\ fw1ndol tor ""1ndo.,.., Normal tor Nrnmal. E.a\t .\nghan\ whCl·dlc. rnt kney ' \ound l hl·tk~ and LI\ eq>udlian' wtll. JU\t th1 nk ol t hc &-a tics Aul l<J.,..l.rtng oH·r 1h-l'nl all " thl' acccn1 "h1l h I\ roughl) delinl·d "' \Outhcrn formal11ed in lin gul\lll Jargon ao, Kcll'I\ cd Pronunc1<1t 1on or KP, and popularl) rcfcrred 111 ao, Talking Proper Accord1n¥ to hn.u1sttcs profossor John HonC'y nf Lc1cestc"hirc l ln1- vcrs1t). RP originated in 1431. when the wuthern accent became 'iUlndi&rd in the court!> and government. The in"en11<1n of th e pnnt1ng press en· •~nehed 11$ rule. and by the late I 88lh. w11h thC' advrnt of a national S('hOOI \)'Stem, tt became the accc:nt vou simply had 10 hnve. The BOC. es1abh~hed in 1922, g.a ve 11 the final ~tamp of legitimacy. Some11me\ 11 went 10 ab-.urd CA- • trcmc~. Yorkshire novch~t Ke11h Watcrh ou!>C remember~ ht~ ciders pronouncing push and cushion to rh ymc with ru'!>h and Russian. Margarct fhatchcr began her rise 10 the prem1crsh1p only after she blcathcd thc na11vc Lincolnshire 001 of hcr \Otce and began speaking RP < jl't>rgc Orwell thought this '>Ort of thing w uld be done away with by adopting a t ockncy or northern ,u:t·enl a'> the na11onal style SO as tO · remo' et lav. label!. from the Engl1~h hinguagc " The I lJ()()<, <Jaw a sort of inverted 'nohbt·I") brought on by the Bcatlc'lo and the i\ngl) Young Men of the 1hea1rr .... ho glorified the work1ng- da'>'> nonh and made its arcent fa\h1onahlc I Cuddley creaturea A white-banded &lbbon named FredcUe caddie. a etuffed ape toy In hl• cace at a wild animal park ln Hud8on, N.H. Freddie wa• born laat Au&u•t but hi• mother rejected hJm and zookeeper• took over nla care and f eedlna. Early man ate better than us Htgh-protetn diet could be-a model- for people today By DANIEL Q. HANEY ,,..,..,..., BOSTON -Cave men who tracked down mammoths and gathered wild roots ate a high-protein. low-fat d1 c1 nch in vitamins and fiber and researchers say this Stone Age cuisine might serve as a model for tht fast-food generation. The researchers reasoned that modern people arc genetically pro- grammed 10 cat the kind of food that wai. available to their forebears. so they S<"t out to learn the nui?nional content of the Cro-Magnon menu. Judi Conner's film showed a li11le schoolgirl from northern England telling how her southern schoolmates laufhed at the way she said potatoes: "p'tcctoes." - Janel 5trcct-Porter. a tcle v1\1on talk show hostess who~ coci(ne) voice could cltp toenails. recalled being reduced 10 tears by a pany at the Ascot races of upper-class ladies who mocked hcra<.·ccnt. ··People think I'm thick (dumb) be<:au~ I speak cockney."' she said. Comp~~r prints piano· score 'by.ear' . . .. , personally think this is a para- digm (model) for an ideal human dirt." said Dr. S. Boyd lieton. "You hear people Lalk about a natural diet. To them. 11's what their grandparents a1e Actually. a natural diet 1s what our genes are adapted for." 1 he stud). publtshed today in the New England Journal o( Mcd1c1ne, cst1ma1es that Stone Age people ate three umes as much protein as now but only half as much fat. They also look tn IW1Ce as much fiber and calnum and four times as much v11am1n ( Sco111sh radio announ<.er ~u<san Rae deM:nbcd 1he deluge of un- complimentary mail she received when her burr first went on the air un a London lttation Peter Bowl<:\. who '>pccrnl11c!I 1n playing plumm>-"<>trcd Lngli'>h gentlemen on tclev1\1on. told ho"" he 1ra1ned fOr year'> 10 iron out the glollal stops and replace the dropped w n-.o- nants of his 1h1clc No111nghamo,hirc accent before bew m1ng famou'> 1n the weeklY, comedy scncs 'To the Manor Born.· Today, at 48, pan ofh1m wl\ht·d he had kept ht ~ No111n&ham bruguc rhe actor said he frll that somewherc along the road 10 that image of tweedy. phcasant-hun1111g count(} Protest brings French TV back A.tl(Jl'\T.\ Maine l .\P) -< ne'> ol "non .. from a ngf) Fren<.h-'>peak1ng viewer\ ha ve hrought the return ofa rren<:h·(anad1an telcviston ~lalton 10 Maine's capital. State Cable Tclcv1s1on < o earlier this month replated ( KSH-TV lrom Sherbrooke. Quebec with the < hm· 11an Btoadc:asting Network on ti\ l ablc offering'> The large f rcnch-'>pcak1ng com- munity of Augusla ubJC<.tcd < '"ll groups wrote lcttt•r\ of protc'>t and one lawmaker thr<:atencd to in- troduce a bill 10 expand rrgula1ury rnntrol of cable com pan It'\ Albert Meyer. ~late < abl<:\ prc\1- dent. told h1<J com pan ~·., 14,000 '>Ubscnbers to \lay tuncd ( K~ll wo uld be back in about I() da)''>. he \aid. Latest technological marvel results from 3 1h years of res~a rch By STEVE Wl~TEIN ~ ........... ~T AN FORD Roll over Beethoven. and take a look at the late\! marvel of the <.·ompu1cr age - pnntoutc; ofa musical score from 1hc \ounds of a piano. \.1 u\1l· goes 1n one "ear· of the computer and l'Omes out the pnntcr a few m1nu1ei. later -accents. meter<.. notes and all on a fivr-ltne !.tafT The artificial 1ntelhgence program developed over the past 31/J years by j('scarchcr\ al ~tanford Un 1veri.1ty l1a-; an ea<;1er lime handling the ma1hcmat1<.al urderl1nc<;s o f clas\1<:al ma<;ter'> n~1all) MoLan. than 11 doc<. MllhJcl Ja(kwn. •' Bu t 1hc rnmputer 1sn'1 quite read y tu takl· O\C r the muc;1c world.1n fact. 11 work\ \o far on I) to the 'lound of one finger lllkllng the key'> ofa piano or d1g11al i.)'nthcs11cr or one slick rap- ping on drum' "It '>ho""'> thcre 1-; really good 1><>1cnt1al .. \31d rc'iearch as..oc1atc &rnard Mont-Reynaud. "We've had \uccess with the single voice. Now we're gearing up wtth ntw machines HI Jo polyphonic: transcnptt0n We \hould be able 10 do a full piano ptCl'C or '>lnng quartl'l w1th1n 11.1 vear~" He .and <JIX other reM!archcrs arr iJe vclop1ng the program at the (enter tor Computer Rc..carch in Mu!itC.: and i\1:ous11cs. Fund'> for the proJeU come from the National Sctem·c Foun- datwn Tape-rnordnl mu\ll Imm a pia no or drum goc\ through 1 .... 0 \laf.1.C' - acou\llC anal)\I\ and mu\IU1I analy'>I'> -be(orc 11 pnnl\ the '>lore u'>ing an ed111ng program dc.,,dopcd WINTER SALE SPECIAL ,.,.,,., 1.,w. T ., 0.Htltt Your choice while they last only 144900 Feature s Mahogany wood with Inlay banding. brass decorations and accents with beveled marble top Just a couple of the many direct Imports feature(! during our winter sale. -vo~mert Sf)teriaa r~o. <.'? " 1111_· \' ·I ..1 4<;un .J l<f..' 4< JJ l'i''" 11,..,,,orl //t..J • ,,4.1 "''"' 14~ n t ••. , ~ . 40,..6,~, O,,,,. rp;, U) ti/on ,,,... \:,1 (},.,. ?-~1 I() 1t/,...., ,,,,., .,•I .... ) /'; ~ ~ .. .. . . ' h~ \tantord Prole\\Or Leland Smith. If thl' mu'>K 1s played on a '} nthc\11t·r\ keyboard connected to the rnmputt·r the tirst !>Lage can be \kipped bcrau'>c 1hc keyboard'<, ac- 111in' ha'e alrt·ad~ been anal)ied. In Jll>U\lll c1nal:ys1s. the sound 1s \am pied 10 ()(JO 11mcs a second to 1den1tl~ lhl' n111n. 11me frcquenry and amplitude ol l·at h no1e. Mu\ltal un:il\.,.., determines the tcmpo flut tuJllOn\ mt•tcr. key and note ';ilUl''> !'vt ont·Knn,wd 'aid thc art1fic1al 1ntcll1gellll' program involves hcum11n <ir ··1he an uf good guess- ing." fhc: program d0t•<;n't alway'! guc~'> right he \a1d. hut I\ right often enough to hu lid on l \1ng a langu~1gc lallcd 'iAIL l'itanfurd \rtdiual lntcll1gcncc Languagc/ 1hc wmputcr lir'>t Judses the-tempo 11f the mum· h) analy11ng ae<.enl\ and rhythm pa11ern\ 1n order find '"anthM point\ .. in the \lore and 1ochome J rl•krentl' unit fur musical llml'. r ht• program thl'n "ncgo1t<1lc\"' hctwcen what ealh '>l'gmcnl ot th{' \O und " likl· and .,.. hat ran be l'K pectcd from 1t\ builHn mu'>ttal data bank \IJ 1ha1 11 know<, whcrc to placl' 1he note\ and which nolC'> to U\e It\ dcl'1\1on 1s ba,ed 11n a eompromt!>C betwcen.tht: 11m1ng data and· .... h;it \C'em'> <.·aster 10 no1atc M<>1an " a lavonte of the lOm· puter llc:laU'><" h" mu'>IC 1\ lac:ed w11h mathl·mat1tal t1rder ··Mulh 111 um1cmporary mui.1c avoid'> all lOnH·n11onal p<111ern,," Mont -Re)naud \atd. "We can't deal with !>Ueh p1c<.c\ vef) well We'd have trouble '-I.1th M1<.hacl Jackson·s mu'i•l' hccauM: 11'<, \cn <.t>m plcx and p<il>- phon1c .. f he rnmputcr had a ltttlc trouble at lir'>I handling ~oil Jopltn and ragtime bc<.:au'>l' of the '>Ynrnpa11on -1he arn·n1 pa11ern\ going 1n didn't match what the program expcct('(f Mon1-Revnaud <Ja1d he strengthened the program to adJU"it. "Once the program wat:. ahlc to do rag11me. 11 l'Ould do i\fru.( uban percu~!.ton." he 'iatd Now 1t can rcrngntll' bongo drum mu!>IC. and knock out a !>Core to dc~·nbe how the drums arc htl Another prOJC'Ct al the center focu~- 1ng on machine-made music could combine with the an1fic1al in- 1ell1sence work and lead to Jam 'ie!>s1ons w11h the computer. "My hope t!> these things will connect someday." Mont-Re ynaud said. "You can play something, ti gets analy1ed, and software transforms 11 and responds. A mus1c1an and a computer can play together·· ,.,.....,..... Re•earcb aHoclate Bernard Mont-Reynaud elta at the keyboard of a Stanford Unlveralty •ynthe.lzer that will later print the ecore of mu•lc played ln_to the computer. Eaton noted that gcne11cally. at leai.t. human\ have remained v1r- 1ualfy unchanged for 40,000 years. Bui the things they eat are far d1ffercn1 "While genetic evolution is ex- traord1oanly ~low. cultural evolution 1s extremely fast." he said. "So our genes are now the genes of hunter- 'gatherero, in connict with the lifestyle and environment of 20th century, indu!ltnahLcd society." The research. conducted by Eaton and Melvin Konncr at Emory Un1- vcrs1t ) and involving information drawn from 80 studies. tnes to reconstruct the nutrition of the Palcoh1h1c penod. roughly 10.000 10 I 6 m1ll1on years ago "The diet of our remote ancestors may bt· a reference standard for modern human nutrition and a model for defense against certain 'diseases of c1 vilizauon ... they wrote. h 's the second recent study 10 sugge~11ha1 modern man might learn something from his ancestors when 11 come'I 1o d1ct. Dr. Lou1sTob1an Jr. of the Univers1tyofMinnesota, recently suggested that the potentially high pota~'lium content of the cave man diet also might be worth copying. ')omc e"pen., believe potassium can proteu people from high blood pressure and other diseases. Al Johns Hopkins Universll). anthropologl'>t Pat Shipman said the findinp are not likely 10 surpmc people who have studied human evolution. "But medical people are u<,uall} not pan1cularl) aware of the t'\OI· UllOOa() past or our Spectes,'· She <Ja1d "From that point of view. I think 11's a very valwable-<;ontnbut1on to alcn people 10 the fact that as you e"plorc relat1on11h1p'> ~tween diet and health in modern people. yoµ are not only looking at what's going on now You arc looking at what''I g~>ne un bcforr. a<i well " HA Huggablf• Alternative ,. Can hydrant, meter coeirlst on same spot? f-..aton and Konner theorize that the Swnc Agl' d1c1 was about 65 percent frull!I and vegetables and 35 percent meat Their meat. though. was far leaner than the beef to which Ameri· cam arc acc ustomed. TEDDI G.RAM S 557-BEAR 1525 """' \ .. ,d ...... . ........ \t .. ... •t.lllllHH 111 \I I tit f tH,\ ,f,t 1111 "ll Nf-.W YORK (Al')-Wh1 t h r<1me fir..1 -the hydrant or the spot" M1t haclla Feld would like 10 kn ow the answer She would l1kr 10 1ell 11 to 1hc Judge · FcJd got a ~40 ticket for parking in lront ofa fire hydrant even though or;he had pu1 her money in a meter for the or;ame <.pace 1 ran,pcH1a11on Dt'parlml'nl '>P<>ke\man Victor Ro'i'i said the an,wcr 1s 'itmplc -tht' contractor who put in the hydrant failed to remove the meter -"a chron1r rnmpla1n1." Feld\ trouhlc'>. at len'lt, arc over - Ro'I'> sntd hi'> agency will tell the coun she ,., not guilty due to lack of commun1c1111on berwccn city agcn· CleS Modern beel ts 25 percent or 30 pcrct:nl fat , while the wild game that noun'ihed human ancestors was only about 5 percent fat, and the fat was higher in polyunsaturates. ihc researchers estimated that the Stone Age diet ~ was 34 percent protein. 45 percent carbohydrate and 2 1 perl'ent fat. The current American diet ts 12 percent protcm. 46 percent carbohydrate and 42 percent fat. ·1 he fat eaten today 1s largely -.aturatcd, while the fat 1n the cave man·~ d1e1 was pnmanly poly· unsaturatl'd. Many e'lperts believe that saturated fat con1nbu1u to heart disease. whtCh IS the leading killer Of modern times, while polyunsaturated fat protects against 11 IF:;:;;;;;~~~=::.;;:;;~- FLY ONTARIO'S LOWER FARES ·'HUB' SHUTTLE PH . fl~0-1 SOO ANYTIME RUF.FELL'S IPllLITllY, IN. Fw TM lft4 OI T• lie ltn ~a•, COSTA 1EA -Mt-115' ELEGANT WHITE . SPLIT t DRAWER DRESSER 3'•'x18 .. •32"H \,rn1~1n 1 1 .... ..., ' , '214" '<-. \' p ~"1-~Z:....~r.-1-J~JJ.JJ.11_._~~.....;..~~"'-~~~ ~~~~~~..._ DOOK81DE-• -+-\ --nJaNtTURE ,.._ ____ lllllllllilliillliliii ttH FAtRVICW ID COSTA M A 116-tlll ... .. Orano-Coa-. DAIL V PILOT /Saturday. February 2, tN5 Viet vet-death rate higher than·P~ers ,,, """' ...... &cl Marques & really OD a roll Dow that be uee ekatee. T his c ity worker is real bigwheel in his p r ofe ssion I P~TTSBURG, Calif. (AP) ·_ devised by city Public Services Work ta a akate for Ed Marquez. Director Bob Soderbery. He'• the city's only water-Though they receive the usual meter reeder and he doet the · f rlnge benefits of city emptoy- job, terraJn and weather per-ment, Marquez and certain other mlttlng, aboard heavy-duty city employees are paid booted roll« akates. pleeemeal Instead of recefvlng ''Some of the. meter• I have to straight salaries. read are 50 or 80 feet apart," Marquez says. "I was doing a lot of walklng and I got to thlnklnP, that there muat be a better way.· 80 'TUN (AP) -R«t-archers 'ltudyina dea1h ccn1fic1tcs found that a umphna of Ma,~chuseus Viet· nam veterans died at a h1Jher rate than their non-veteran peers. cs- pcc1ally from su1c1de1 or other \trcss- rtla tcd (.'IUM:S "The find1nis 1n this study support the hypothe 1 that white male Viet- nam veteran~ are 8\ .arealer.risk or death due to stlf-1nn1cted or stress· related condnions than the non- veteran white male population in Massachusetts," accord ma to the 5tudy. released Sunday. The study, beaun last year. was sponsored by the Massachusetts De- partment of Public Health and the Office of Veterans Services. "It is certainly plausible that the findinfS in this study may be due, at least 1n part. 10 increased stres\ ex perienced by Vietnam veterans."' according 10 researchers Richard W. Clapp. who heads the Slate Cancer Registry, and Michael D. Kogan. N1ne1y~1ght percent of those stud- ied were white, the researchers said . adding that they had no compara11 ve death-rate figures for the remaining 2 Johnny Carson's attorneys get snippy LOS ANGELES (AP) -Beaut- 1c1an Jonnyc Travis 1s getting in lhe hair of Johnny Carson·s attorneys. who obJCClcd when sh<' named her ..alon .. Hair'\ Jonnye .. and used .. T on1ght Show.. them<' music to ad vertise on 1he radio 0'Lad1es and gentlemen. 1t•s new, 11·c; exc111ng. 11·s 'Haaa1r's Jonnye! ... \.lid the ad) earlier this month on KGIL. La'il \t'ar. \Omeon<' tried to manu- facture Portable lmlctt. called .. Here's Johnny... and Carson's attorneys 'iucce~'lfully fou&hl d1stnbu1ion of I hem "I wa'ln't th1 nk1 ng about Johnny C'ar.,on when I named this ss:lon," Trav1., :-.a1J. "Jonn}e 1s th<' legal name on my h1rth certificate." \he '><ud . She · and her hrother Glen. the \a Ion '<a·o-owner. Of)l'ncd up shop last <ktober percent bc.-<.·au~ thr sample was conSldered too small to be na11111cA1· I) s1an1ficant rhe \tudy of reported deaths found "\1an1ficanlly elevated" death rates among V1eCn1m veterani from ~troke\, m(>tor vehicle 1cc1dcn11, \u1c1de\ and <.cru11n type~ of cancer. The 'itudy found 28 deaths from stroke amon& white Vietnam vet- eran\ 1n Ma\\achu~tts, compared to 20.2 deaths that would have been expected base.d on statistics from non-veteran white men. Usina the Slime method. they found 169 motOf vehicle accadcnt deaths. compared lO I 33 2 that would have been cxpecttd The "eteran'i al\O recorded 102 su1c1des compared 10 86.1 that would have bet'n expected 1f the vettrans followtd the pattern of non-veteran\ "All maJOr catclC)nes of violent death were ''lfltficantly elevated for Vietnam ve1er:1ns. with lhe tttepllOn of homicide\," the repon said The stud) al'IO reported a sharply h1&Jlcr incidence cancer deaths 1n- volv1n1 connCC\t\IC and t.ofl ltJ ~. TJ\c study dld t\Ot con11dcr knalh and location of acrv1ce 1n Vietnam and type of., 1inmcnt there .. The1t results ltt based on 1~ ttit' ltm1tcd 1nfonna11on available from death ccn1ficates lnformahon on such potential oonfoundina Cac:ton 11 ~moluna and dnnktnJ h.ab1ts, &l\d comple\e hastorit' of occupatio..al exposu~ wu unav11lablc and"lhtte- fore could not be controlled for an the analysis," the study u 1d Film pos t e r finally returned DAYlON. Ohio (AP) -(1ty policeman John Heck thou~t he'd lost hi\ .. Hellcats of the Navy · movie poster when he tried to g£t It autographed by lhc \tar of the 1957 \ubmannc melodrama But the post- er ha!> 'iurfaced, and now ll bears President Reagan\ signature. •• 1 was vcr). very lucky." said Heck. who lost track of the reproduc11ono fa PAClf IC toAS I tWY SIURAGE CENTERS OF AMERICA 1800 SUPERIOR COSTA MESA .. Hellcats" box-office po\ter during the pres1dcn11al campaign It turnt"d up 1n thr ma1l th1'> wed. Heck. who collect\ uld mu' 1c pmters. made arranfemrnt\ to get the aut°'raph Ou 1-. v.ht:n Reagan t_aunched a wh1stle-'ilop tour here A friend 1A.1th atel•\\ to the train took the poster aboard for I k ' k The plan was fo r Reagan to \1gn 1t between • fenced and Lichted for Yu Protection • 25 Square feet and Up n t1e' and ~nd 1t back at the end of the da\ Rut HcLk didn't act h1~ poster bac k. and 1t i.eemed 1hat 11 had been lost 1n the \huffie Un11l th1i. wt<'k. Heck said he would give the poster a \peual place 10 his collection. .. ()f courK. ifs a one-of-a-kind wtth his s1anature1" Heck u1~. • Extra ti(h Ceincs-12-14 Ft. 881 _893 1 . • Resident Manacer • Open 7 Days He hadn't been on skates since hewu a boy, but he'd watched a daughter careening around on lk•t• and he remembered Jok- ing to hit famlty that If he got the met•·readlng Jqb he just might make hi• rounds on skates. Marquez gets 35111 cents for every meter he reads. The city has 11 ,400 meters whose numbers need to be logged for billing every two months. Marquez 1<nocka off about 1,500 meters a week for a weekly paycheck of about $500, ten S2 for any miscues. ··~y hrother and I thought ofa lot~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! 111 d1ffrrcnl names and came up with "So I got a pair of skates and luat etarted skating thrQUgh the ob," Marquez aaya, laughlng. "lt't not like I'm In the Roller O.by 0< anything. I don't go fast." He 1trap1 on the skates only In dry weather. "If the sldewalk Is wet It's woree than lc:e-lkatlng. Once a guy wu watering his lawn and the water wu flowing onto the Wdewalk. I went through It and rtent skidding ~deways four or ftvefeet." 'Marquez began work as Plt- taburg'a only water-meter reader lat February. Two months tater "9 hit on the akatlng Idea. a perfect flt for the conditions of his employment. Marquez was hired under an experimental Incentive program Marquez can •• his own schedule, providing he reads the 11,400 meters within the two- month period. Switching to track shoes on hills or rough area, Marque-z skates through roughly one-third of his route. He figures It cuts his work time in half. "It's great In summer," Mar- quez says. "I can get the work done by Thursday and have a three-day weekend." He did need a refresher lesson from ~s daughter on how to stop on skates, but after a couple of days on the wheels, "It was just Ilka walking." Reaction-from customers. he says. has been favorable. "Kids get a kick out of It," said Marquez. "and most people, when they see me. say what a good Idea It is." ·H:ur's Jonnre· belausc n's. li ke. hair I'> Jonn)e. 11 s what I do for a laving. Wl" figured 1t'\ cute let\ go for 11:· she \l.lld fhl· l utenC\\ appan:nth wa\ lo'>t on< ar\on·., auornl")\. v.ho '>Cn ed a < r a..c-and-dc\lst nouce. Tr:H·I\ hired Mann < ount) at- tornn J Michael .\nlhom to defend her · · .. ,I IA.OUld be uncon')t1tut111nal to \huldown m)' bU'>lnl"\S. lt°"i wha t I've dom· tur a "' 1ng for 24 years. We're not talking ego. we·re not talking pndc. we're talking law:· she 'i31d. .. rhq weren't th1nk1ng about ( ar\on'' .. a\ked Beth Maloney. une of ( ar\on'\allorncys .. Tht:n why didn't the) t all it Jonnye\ Hair'!" .. Wt: v1gorousl}' work to protect ( ar\on·., 'name and phrases tha t t·vokt: his image." said Maloney ··we have a 'itatute 1n California that S3)'> )OU t:an·t use a personahty"s cdchnl) to obtain a commercial advantage·· .\ftt:r an 1n1t1al complaint lo tht: rad1u \tJ1ton Jan 9. the ad'I we-rt: l hangcd to include different mu\1L and nut \trctt h out the IA.Ord ··Ha1r·c,." but that d1dn·t \at1\I\ C aro,un"' law firm Send Your Sweetheart Special Greetings In The Doily Pilot's . A. --------~ I . Your own personal 3 line message will appear Thursday, Februory 1-', 1985. 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'ill) ha'i welled among ·\mcrtcllfl ~oplc, )"oung and old. to C3\C the travail in \Ub-')aharn Alma. Much o( thl' re,pon,c. both large and \mall. ha~ rnml' unc~pc<'tl·dl)" from ind1v1dual' and group'\ rather than through regular church l'han· nel!>. ~1mpl) people c,t1rrcd 1n their t·on'>{'.tcncc\ tu do i.omcthing "It ha~ been trul) overwhe lming," 'aY' Norma Kchrbt·rj. ht'ud o f the I Jn11cd Methodist Commtttl'l' on Rchcf. fhat 1mpre\s1on of a wa w of inst1nc tl\e, active goodheanedncss • ol pcopk :tt'm'I' thl' mun tr), wanting to hdp. ha' lx·l'n rt'J)()rtt'd h> lhl' variou'I nrn111r l hu rt h rl'11l'I nr~n11a 1100\ ".\mcm:an *l'nl'ro~1l) h:i., hn·n o'erwhdrn1ng. hd}\ I a~rcntl' \ Pe11ullQ. c"'l'lUll'c J11cllor 111 C .11h uhc Rclil'f \\·rv1ll'\ wh1~·h ~I)~ people: ha'l' dvn:itcd $15 mllllon 111 1h Elhu1>1an I nwrgl·nn f und 111 1hc ht\t 1 wo month' That g1v1ng 1mpul\t• al~o n·p<>rted· I) ha' prolitl'd \Omt· que\1111nJhll' org.an11a1wn\ doing li11k ii an) "'ork in thl' \lfllkl'll rl·g1on ttu1 tuntnbu111.HI\ 111 the l'\f>l.'lll'1Hnl low-c1 vl·r ht'ttd l hurl h J&l'lll ll'' ~l·t 111 the 111.'l'd) '\llogethl·f I thwp1an ;rnl h\ ( :ith ulll Rl·lll'I \en Ill"> I ullwran \.\ orhJ Relief and ( hurth V.11.td \cr\ltl' rclll'f arm ot thl' "1a11on.rl < ount ii 111 ( hurthn l'mhral 111~ mo\l rtl.rJ<H f'rotc\l<tnt .11111 r ,1\ll'fll 'hlhmlo\ < hurl he' 1.1\t \l'af t111.1kd 11111fl' t hJ n S '11 m1ll111n Adm I 11 l\tra II\ l' C>I II\ l' I hcaJ l 11\I \ for thl'\C maim l hun h a~elll'll'\ a'cragc Ir" 1han ~ patl'lll 1.ar h:" than for nH>\I .ud org.an11,1t1un\ I he REuc1ous No res l hun h al(l'Ol 1n ul\u trnvt' lnutl l han- nl·I•,. rnord1nulcd 10 Fth1op1a h> :1 lllllll :J\'i(X. liltlUll f hl' t:rl\I\ thl'fl' \1 1rrcd \llllOU\ 1n1 t1ttll \l'\Ut \mcnca gra.,, rtK>t\ \n lcl\\,I \llltl'lolo tdC' (und•l.11\IO g dn' c b.il kl'd h) < 1ov T crry t\ran\taJ and 'IX'arhl'UdcJ h) J major nt'V.\· paper. 1hc l>e\ Motnc' Kl'S"tl'I. tulf\"l ll'd \Mil!,t.KJO forCW'i uml< R 'i ~, \4 ()()() t':ll h In that produC'ltYl' forn' \lilt<' of \mc:rtt·.a·, "bread ba,ket." the pl 1~ht oftht• \Ian mg 1n ~th1op1~1 h." "rcall} ltlul hed rx:opk .. ">a)\ thl· PJfll'r\ l·d1 tor. famn P C 1annon "01111¥ that man) of lo\\J farmer\ arl' them\l'IVl'' 1n eronom1l d1\lrl'\\, thl· Rn· \ll'Phl'll Orr. t:hanrcllor ol thl' Dl'\ 'Vt111nn Kuman C :11hol1 C' LiltX.c:\l' 'aid ·• .. onw of thl' hardl'\t htt Jr\' a\ 111 lo\\ a \\\'re the mo't gcncrou~ .. I hn I.nu"' what 1t ml·an' to ru1'tl' l rop' and 111 haH droughl .. .\mung the man> othl•r t:a\l'\ l lted h) the l hun. h .1gl·nnc'> o l 111dp rdual\ and group\ moq~d to a\'tHHl h) thl' north-central i\fman t'n'" Wl'fl' ltlC\l' .\lac.IOI\ "'orkerhrought ~ IOOta'h donotton tu C ws· l l~hurt. Ind . offltl'\ \t101 l'uul Nclo\'inan llnnuted S.:?~0.000 lu ( k ~tor 11' work 1n -'\fr1rn lrom h" food bu\tnl'" Newmun· .. O"' n whu\l' 1u11fil\ an· g1 vt•n to { hllnt) A M1\~oun man tl·lephunl'd C WS rt•gw nul oflirc;, tn JdTet\on Mo . inqu111nll about tht \ltuat1on 1n fthiopia, and h1\ clwck for $10,()()() arnvcd in the mail th't next day A M1l h1gan rnupk &J'C up a ph1nrwd 60th M'dding ann1ver\ar) trip "' Nev. /caland and in\tcad '''nl a S5 ()(JO gin 10 l 1n1ted Mc1hud1\t rd1d r mplc»C' ol a Ualt1 mn1l· ... gn t'UIJ\J)11U) \l'llt S500 A \mrtll lln1tl·d M("('hodl\t ( 'hurr h 1n Oklahoma r~mcd $2C)() to hl'lp h) wll1ng u\cd aluminum rnn' .\ lll·)ear-old New York ( •t) b4.i~ l an' tf\\cd tam1lll''I 111 hi\ apartml'nt hu1l d1ng and \l'nt ~71)() r111rd and founh i;ratkf\ al \I Pat11lk Roman C atht>ltl pan\h 1n ) oung\t0wn, < )hm. 1011k up a l'Olkl' lion 111 llll'lr mom and \l'lll 1n \20. In < an 11111 Oh 111 > 111tng 1)(·opll· 1 n \I \.11l had Roman ( atlHJlit rmm~ rat\Ctl S4.2:? I b)" donut rum tor a ( hnstma'I .. Ci1v1n1 Tn-~ for [ thwp1a." l uthr1a11 Wwld Rl'11ct rt'oOrt\ u rnupk and their 1v.o 1.:h1ldrC'n \Cnl ti dm:k for \1()(), '">wa "ln&tead of (hr l\tma'I prt'\l'll t\. w1.· dendcd to help the hUllKI \ .. Only the P.Ope knows · objectives of synod NEW YORK (AP) -Speculation hummed th la week on the aim of Pope John Paul II In unexpectedly calllng for a 1peclal 1ynod of blahope to review results of the reforming Second Vatican Council of 1962·65. There were varied conjectures about the objectives, ranging from putting the brakes on some of the 1weeplng council reform• to giving them fuller Implementation. But moat scholar• d iscounted such possibilities. They say the 13-day synod, set by the pope for Nov. 25 to Dec. 8 In a surprise announcement a week ago. would have neither the time nor scope for any major modification of the councll's work. The council, running through four years and Involving all the church's b ishops from throughout the world. differed markedly from a synod. which Includes only smalJ representations of each national hierarchy. • • Notice of Non-Dltcrlmln•tory Polley •• to Student• . The America n Christian Films, workshops focus on improvement School admltl students of any race. color. na11onal and ethnic origin to all the rights. prlvllegea. programs, and activities gener- ally accorded or made available to students at the School. It does not discriminate on the basis of race. color. national and ethnic origin 1n administration of lea education pollc1es. admissions policies. scholarship and loa n programs (the school has no scholarship or loan programs), and athletic (the school has no formal athletic programs) and -other (the school at present has none) school-administered pro- grams The. American Christian School Aaaoclallon or Ameri- can Chrlallan School, 2591 lrvln• Avenue, Coata M•••·· Callt. This 1s not a sohc1tat1on for students as 11 1s contrary to our poltcy to so11c1t lor students by advertising. but is published as required by Internal Revenue Service Technical Information Release TIA 1417 "You (an M <i~c a l >llkrl'lll l' •• fou r-pan rilm !>CflC\ fca1ur1 n~ nilll'd author. pa\tor and \QC1olog"1 I on\ C.ampolo. will be ~hown un \unda ~·, at 6 p.m 1n thr First United · Motbodlll Church ot II unllngton Beach. 2721 17th St The <>enc\ open., ._,unda' with "\omm11ment " followed h> "V1><.a· lion." fcb 10, Jnd "Dating" dnd "01!>t'1plc~h1p" on thl' last t\\o l\un· day!>. /.\It hough the program-, a re dm·cll'd toward youth and )oung adult., the) al\o '>pea k to all age\, and c"Cf)Onl'" l·muuragl'd to attend, announcc<J the Re' .\lhcrt Jan\(·n For fu thcr 1nlor- ma1wn t all 5lfl.l537 • • • .\n111her \enc'>. entitled "Jcv.1\h h mil) \urv1val 1n thl· '!Sil'> ... will he prt'>l'nted a~ ~ork'ihop<> at Congrega- tion B'nal Tiedek beginning Sunda\ The 14ork \h11p\. 10 tx: gl\ en b)" the Jew1\h I a m11\ \l·n ice 1nclud(· ''K nol~ Kntl\~ 'W ho'' fhl·rc''" ahout l ommun11.11111n\ "Ka1\tng l< hdda·n tor I un and l'roll1 .. a \l'\\IOll 11n Ill'\\ p.11·1l·n1ng \kill\ and "fkat1ng \tre\\ lktorl' It lkah You." \\ h1l h ~Ill lcat h ho~ 'Ire" atln t'> ---- \llll .inti \\h,H t11 d11 .1hou111 I hl· \\or~ 'h11p\ v.1 II ht· held at 7 30 pm tor thl· lll'"'t thrt'l' "iund;i y' fee 1~ $1 2.)0 tor lhe \l'lll'' ;ind $5 per program I hl' 1rn1pk " loc;11l·d at %611 Talhat \\l' I 11un1a1n VJlll·y. phonl' 46 '·-l6 I I • • • < hn,11an \l 1enu~ kdurl'r J.ilk H T hoflHon 111 ~farhkhcaJ "1~1\\ will d1\~u\\ "l>1\1m• l ovc l hl· Meaning of I 1flo 'ill 'p n1 ~unJa~ 1n lhl' ( O\la Mc\a Nl·q~hhorhood < <1mu n1t)" < rnH·r I X45 Park Ave .. ( 11\l,1 M t'>a. \p(Jn-.ur' arl' the First Church or Christ, Sci enlist uf H unit ngtcin lkal h and ~ o~ta Me\a Bclorl· l'nte11ng tht· mtn1\ln 111 < hrl\lian heJllng Thornton \\a\ managn ul urt ul<iton \ale\ tor the ( hns11an ~ucrHe Mo nitor lie I\ thl' authorol thn ·hlldrl'n·., hook "l rav" falk\ \\<Ith ( 1nd " • • • ·\ ~l ard1 C '""Hall the maJor fund- ra1wr ol thl' Parl'nl' C 1uild ol Mater l kt C Jlhollt 11111-h \l hool will ta kl· plan · f rh 4 111 lhl' I l ilwn I lotd. \nahnm ·r he g:ila hq~11l\ 14llh a n<>-ho\t '41ual h<1ur at 6 10 p m . tollowl·d h> Jack Thornton d1nnl'1 al 8 and danung 10 lhl' mu'll ol thl' < lar~ Keen Onhl''ilr:t f I( kl'I' arl· \61J rx·r rnupk I 111 1nlorrna1111n. l'all thl' \l'hool oflil l' .11 754.71 11 • • • lkan>n\ "'di Ix· comml\\IOnl·d al the I 0 J m u>mmun1on \Cr\ ll'l' \unda~ at thl' Fairview Community Church, 15::!5 f Jlr\ tl'"' Koad < mt,1 Ml'\a Bt hlc U•O\l'll'lll l' 'fll'akc r Other 1all1n will takl' plate in the hr\I I 'angd1,al I ret• Church of I ullcrton, .I mlay thl' Kolling Hills Covl'nant < hunh I l'h CJ. a nd the h r\I Bapll\I ( hurch of Van N uy~. Fch 21 • •• \ncral \\llml'n nu·mbcr.. of the Orangt Coast Unitarian Unlvenallfl Church v.111 d1'><.'U\\ a tamou'i \tudy on William lk t i.,~1 ~ <J• I 1111,111an from l'lh1u1I tkn\1on-mak1ng, "In a D1t- ( ·anoga P;irk who nh,en l'd lhl· retrnt lcrenl V1mt·" h) C arol C itlhgan cln·11un., int annga Park 1.1<111 '>1111"' I ht•dl\tu\\lon \\1lllwat IO:JOa.m. \hdc'> :ind dnn ibc hi\ cxix·m·nn•., at \umhl) I hl· t hurch 1\ l11t a1cd at 1259 V 1l1011a '>1 < mrn r-..-k,a thl· 10 JO am ml·eting 'iunda)ol thl· • • • Unitarian Unlversallst Fellowablp of \1uJenh ol T~mple Bat Yahm'11 Laguna lka(.'h 419 < )pre\'> Dn\l· Rellglous School "'Ill prl'\Cnt a talent Dr John 11 ui1;,a·n. pa\tor o t \t \ho"' .ii noon 'fonda) \ndrt·"' \ Prc'h) lt·rian c hurch N.l·w-I lt'kt'l'> an· S2. a nd proceeds will port Bt·al h, 14111 pan1upt1te in lhl' twncfit lht·~tt•mplc\ hudd1ng fund. \inglc'> < drhiati11n ·x~ The 1e mpk " l11ca1cd at 10 11 Thl· rall1c\ .-.pon\orcd ll\ lhl' < '<m1dhack \1 ~l'.wFrt Beach. \1ngle\ rnmm1t1l·e ol tht• \outhan ·\n organ :inJ -piano recital b) < :iltforn1a Hill\ < 1r:iham < ru\,1d1· L\d1a \ahat ka "'111 be prc'>Cntcd a' a Ofll'n' 1 hul\d.I\ 1n thl· I tr\t Hapll\I 1mcntl·nn1al tnhute to Johann Seba\· Chunh 111 1'1111111n.1 \\Ith l>r llull· 1ian Hat:h 1 he program begins at 4 man a\ 1lw pr1m 1pal \fll'd~l·r pm \undet) 111 the Fir'il l Jn1tl'd llutlman htl\ uuthon·d "' hooi..... Ml'lhod1\t Chun h, 609 Spurgeon \t 1ra\l'led c;1.tl'll\l\el\ and "a populM l)an1<1 An;i ~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~ -Orange Coast RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY A Cor4i1I Wtloo••.E,lrt• The UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St & Harbor Blvd Church School 9:30 WoHhlp 10-AS Charles 0 Clarl<. M1n1s1e1 Costa Mesa MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Worahlp I Church School 8:30 -10:00 a.m. Or Wllllam E. Steel ewport ach CHRIST CHURCH IY THE SEA UNITED METHODIST 1400 W Balboa Blvd 173-3'05 Or Rober! B Shepard Jr W0<ohlp a Cll•11cll lchool ... _. A M W-day l'r.-k-•nd De~ C••• 7)0 AM .. 'OOP M Huntmglon Beac.t• N(Jrtt1 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heil Ave 84 ;_J 446 t Worahlp Service l:JO I 10:00 8:30 Sunday School 10:00 F ou ntoir1 ll;illP,y FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 18:>:>', Bu,hard SI 992·2583 J&n1e' Fl H11dl1ty Paal<Jr WonM, & C~trt~ Scllttl 9:30 I.Ill i NllMllH 'INlll< JNI II Ml ftf(JIJI". I (IOJfll ti 1901 Marguerite AH Corone del Met 844-0745 Wonlltp I Cllmll Scllool 9 30 A M lirtv I -I 1mn111u1111rr1 COflllUITY CIUCH COfQlGAIKlftAI 111 "-''°'"'°'" A•• COfOf\e ct.I ,.., Ooneld W K11t1, ,.Jflll lOf 10 A ,. lvftd•J Wou hlp 644· 7400 ' ~ • hurch of St. Matthe by the Sea IT tllOllOllaf ~ooel) HOLY COMMUNION EACH SUNDAY-9:00 a.m. reor> o1 ~ ,.,,,... -1m 1 MERTZ HALL ol Communl!y Cong1tgetlooet °""ch 811 H.llof 1~. Corona d9' M111 n. ............. -Na.·2:201- n. ..., '--kWlllr CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH IM•~ao1m '•1nod1 780 \llctorle SI., Coala M•H lolhar V. Tornow, Paator 631 -1611 Btu~ oa•k•. PHIOf WOR SHIP SERVICE 1:00 10 30 AM ~'; ~chool & AcUI Bltilc Clm 910 AM Chlith•n (ltmenl11y School 548-6886 HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Ol1clpte1 of Chrlet) 2A01 lrvlne at Santa laatMt 645·5711 Motn1nR Worship 10 AM ~unday School 9 AM Gene SwanlOft, Mlnlater All SAINTS AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CtuCH Aceotdtno to IN tt2.I looll of COfl'IMon PreyOf "H It~ W , ... _, "-ctOf HOl V COMMUNION I OO AM MORNING PAMER CHURCH SCHOOL 9 t'\ AM MORNING PAAYCR & Sf AMON llOO AM lefyC...... nnt l T'*'a-., II U s..-1 '*"a-., tu u 18087 Bu'>hd1d r ountain Valll'y 96J J80 I You Wiii IJ• W-1comH -And Hfllp.df FIRST CHRISTIAN CH'J.'!f,,H Mafit ., AdMn•, HW.tmgTon Mo1n1ng Wor5hlp .. UNDAY: 9:00 PM B1bte $choo1 . . ... .. ..... 10:45 AM EveninQ Worship... . ........ -...... 6.00 PM ACll•• Youtll °'our -NUIMf) hffic.o J ••I•'• t>•>t• ... A'< ,.,,,, 4 .a1t ,.., itt trat,.t Mu,,,...,., Matg. 1 . ..,.. r,,.,_, t .. d I h• t•41f f f'ftllf ., .. ...,, DIAL A OIYOTION -.,_ •o. OMo. -... Jtl9 .,_,... Clwlel ttnc. t•" ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH f 4\llAutl 01 & Jambo1~• N~wpotl Buch R,. W1111im Mc()ootd Pasto1 A\•,l f'•'.tor Rl)btrl P ~l,warl Rodcti WMlrn M41•.it 0111!(.IO• Wonlll• I Clltrell Seai..t 10 A.M. hrlff'J Cirt For hrfo: Call 644·1341 IEWPOllT MAlllOll LUTMEllAI CHUllCH Rocer J. Berc. Pastor Kim Eifert Krocstad, Pastor WOHIUI. lfllYIOE I AM ' 10:30 AM (lnlerPfetet for the deaf al I AM) SUfl>AY SCHOOL 9:15 AM Nutsery Care Avabble SHIR HA·MA 'ALOT WELCOME HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM lH ltwtr Ir, ••• ,.,, leach 141-3131 ~·~" H-••ff~ f' '' r 1, .. r,. .. 4 I, r •• r• Ir ~:.<::.: .. ~ .... ';;;:,;;: ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CJUCH THE REV. A08EAT CORNELISON ,,.,, Ml t.dwllt ~ II t e oe a et Sabbath ServlcH ''"'' ,_.., 115'1 I H,11 t.lS Ml &dutlJt """' "*"'' ,.,,.,., r11111y s.nlct riot rMI_, 91 lk _., 421 Pn An., UPN Btadl ' I Servlnc lht Htwpot\.lfvine Am 2100 Mar Vista 494-3542 l./ Sunday Worship ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 600 SI Andrew• Road • Newport Beach • 63 t 2680 Ot Hftll • Hvfl ....... Jt • "••IOI WORSHIP SERVICES 8 30 & 10 15 AM "Take a look at Love" 0. lrJ/ln A Hutlm•n h l'ru• h111p 8 30 AM Inion•• lh•u Hl(lh Schoo4 10 15 AM lnlenta 1nru Ulh Or•<I• -llLPUll 141.uu W ''rl.d10 l'rofCr1tm1 or • i rrn. 011111 ~ .,/11/1 ... '~ f ,.o u '\u· .. .-• •1,,... t•• • ~ ' ............. .. . .. ............... "' 1 ..... t ... • \o! ~ ..... UIAI Al'll ... \11< t •l l'l<A\ ~ERMON TOPIC: "Ute as• Work of Art" CtUtCH Of RELIGIOUS SCINCE Mttmi,.r of tne United Cfluretl Of ,_..IQ!Ovt lkleti<.e 2205 MAIN STREET. 8UfTE 23 HUNTtNGTOfof HACH.~ 02"4t AdUl1t & Jr Ctwrc:h eooa noo F0< lnlormall°" l>e9· 133i . C. IUWPOlll·•YK (Relorm) RABBI MARK S. MILLER SHA88A T SUVICU f11 lpm -S.1 ·10'301m I ~m1ly ~rrvic ,\ h t f 11ddy ol Mrinlh I .lO Reh~10u\ S<hool Adull Id Yuulh Group~. S1ng1n PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Bruce A. Kurr,., Peetor le"y McCanr,.. (,111 .. c.tCJf ()I Voulh M1n11l11M Cynd• McCan~ (Jutl'(;l(;r o l Ctu!ilre<'l·ll M1m11rie' Sinbf WonNp-l :JO I 10:00 Ut Quell ScJIMI - Chldnn l:hru Adwttt 10;00 Ut lbltly ewe nibble - 1011 Camelbnk, Newport Bueti •~ ._ .. 1 844-1999 1·30 I 10:00 AM. Vf1'*1 -7:00 r .M. 2150 Falrv,.w "d., Coeta MMe 557-SMO C•J.llOf Alen Wtlne°' fducetOf Mlrtem Vefl ftHll• SAINT JAMf·. WEL ME YOU SUNOA Y WORSHIP SERVICES 7 30 AM -Hoty Eucharlat Alie I 9 00 AM · Holy Euch1rlat Alie 11 10 45 AM -Prayer and Praise Euchar111 Alie II Church School and Adult Education 9 00 & 10 45 AM 1Mus1c. sermon and chlld care at 3 services) MID-WEEK WO .. IHIP Monday · Friday -8 30 AM Morning Prayer luesday · 10 00 AM Eucharlll & Heallng Servioe Wedn411dtv · 6 30 AM Holv J:ucharlat R.ctor, Fr. John Aehey • Aaaoc .. Fr. arr.n Co1, A1 ... tln9 The Rev Toad Socen&en •Mr Samuel Shaler Tho Rev Thomas Henry • Mr Wiiham Roberta . "it\I:\ r Jt\Ml."i [PfSCOPAI (fll lff II !)119 Vtoi I ;<Jo • N1>wror 1 Be1n.h • r 14 fi 7 ~ 01' 10 CHRISTllll SCIENCE CHURCHES l:lAANC.HfS Of THf MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH fir C.HAIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON MASSACHUSHTES "Love" Cotta M•H-Flrat Church of Chrlet, 8clentl1t 2llO Meea Verck Dr., Coete Meu Church a lunday lchoof -10:00 A.M. AHdlnt "oom. 2llO MMe V•rcM Dr. -t A.M.-4:30 P.M. Mon. thru let. Wed. 7-7:50 P.M. -1-t:JO P.M. lrvln• -Flret Church of Chrlet, 8clentl1t AaMho tan Joequln lnterm~late lchool 4111 Mlchel1on (He« Y ... ) Church a lundar lchoof -10:00 A.M. Reeding "oom, ~ aarrenca Pkwy .. lulte t4S, ltonecrfftl Pina 10 A.M. -4 P.M. Mon. thfu let. ' 10 A.M. -7 P.M. Thurldey ( "4ld c,.,e ,.,...,.., & WIO,..ICI.., Huntington 8e8Ch -Flret Church of Chrl1t, 8clent11t Ith a Otlve, Hununeton .. ech Church I lundar lchoof -10:00 A.M. "•edlnt """' -221 Main It. Newport ... ch -Flrat Church of Chrl1t, 8clent11t U03 Via lido, Newport hed\ Church a lundef tcttooe -t:oO a 10:30 A.M. fleadlnt """'· U ti Via LkfO Mon. thru t•t. A.M.·I ,,M. TUM. -7•1 ,.M. t Md c,te ll'rlWHMCI fll<leO•'I'• t )() 11 10 14 a.I for 11\Rf T- Newport .. Kh -Second Church of Chrt1t, 8clenuet 1100 ,eclflo View Dr., C0t0ft• def Mer Churc" I lund•J acNot -10:00 A.M. "-"'"' """' -MOO ....... Coeet Hwr •• CdM Wll. IYI .. TllTWllY •ITllll -I PM. Ill llRIWll 14• u• (e!O<ely """''N to 811.-.0 IN Cl'Wl<ll --llllfOr 1119 ,.. . .-..,.. of -""°"'9 ~ c;,.,.. C:0t• "'"'°"Al AU ICltVC'-1 a .. I . " -TV LI STINGS ' ----- c,,.~':. MOOOPa'IOMNGI ri::::D !~ . 9 lilOHTY OMO'T8 i * * "Yt(IU'' (1913) Berbra TflN TALK Strtlund, Manoy Patw.wr Wl.O KIHOOOM Cl) tiMMe ~~ ***"Wonder Man" (IM5) '*"Y .,.._, K •• Virginie Meyo. ==Of t...aa -1t.t0- -Lff PWMNG ~ ~IPlACf liCMf FROMMIXlr ~T ... "My ~d" (1878) Chflt Ir=~ lf11 =·Adam 8*wln. 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FACE.a Of CUl TURE FfllGAl. GOUMtET AOV9mJAE IN SPORTS MAN<ETINO MOYIE MONITEAI, MADMEN AHO •u·~ "Euy uvino 119311 Jean MAO•a:•YfARllOF9CIENCE Arthur, Edw1td Arnold RC110N -t.30-AFTBIHOOH ~AHDTHE -1~- I Yl>EOllEAT I =CtTYU.8.A. 9 8COOBY ·000 MYSTEM.8 tt 'II "Tiit Dey Of The Dolphin" ~ ( 19731 Geotoe C. Scott. Trltll Vt11 ~STRIP OMre. MOYIE ID MOVIE • * "In Old C111f0<nla" ( 1942) John • "Flvt DNdty Venoms" ( 1979) Chi· Weyne, Binnie Barnes. I Chetl. Sun Chien. l ~~ICS ~~MASmCHEfS FACES Of CUL TUAE MAN<ET1NO 8AAAV MAHI.OW 8PfCIAL TREAT MOYIE MOVIE *** "Biii Cosby, H1mse111• (1982) MOVIE Bill Cosby. • • "AJrptw u r11e Sequel" t 1982) (OJ '40Y1E Robert H1yt. Julie HeoertY ***'~ "Tendef Meteies" (1982) -12:30- Robert Duvlll, Teu Harper __ ,TJP.a __ . . ...... . -~-TO IE ANNOUNCED l ~~TEN ~~ 9 &CARY 8C008Y FUNNIES IBE'S LUCY ILUE KMOHT 8CTV: TIE SECOND COMltG GET SMART MOVIE Tiii OlD H01J6E t * "Tim«ldet" ( 1982) Fred Watd. 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"And thai.. as a lous>. pnso11. and yo u ha ve a lousy futun:. • Lee Mtar van, the gruff. throw-out· the-Ix 1ok maJor. may be nearl) 20 }Cars older -;1m:e the last "Din) Dozen " but he can sull dell\ er the lanes a·.1d Che good'i. lfyou lo\ed the 1967 ongmal. )'Ou'll lake NBC"\ ··Dart) Dolen Next M1ss1on ." You may evc:n lake 11 a lot The acuon-packed )'arn 1~ on Monday night. a male-onen1ed film goan~ dir ectl)' af.31ns1 ABC"!> "(on- sentang Adult, • starTrng Marlo Thomas and Man an Sheen as parent!> whodasco \erthal thea rtetn-ageson 1s homoscxL1al It's clas ~ac counter-programming. Macho vs. ~ns1t1ve. A male-onented film comp.cling against a movie that 1~ expected to attract female viewers. Both c~Torts should be appreciated by 1he1r audiences. The pren.l-fi..c of Mondats "Oiny DoLerf' hasn't changed. It s Europe, late 1944. A hunch of army conviC!s is given one chance to lea~ long-term pnson scntcm·csorslapaway from the hangman's kr1ot. 1'! best. 11· s a long shot -J01n MaJor Rc1sn 1an {Marvan) an a m1ss1on behind enemy lines. The plan 1s 10 kill a <. jerman colonel before he ran assassir .. 11e Adolf Hatler. The Sche~~ 2010 ~ fa11:1~ · SAl /SI.ff 1215. 4 20, I 2S THE TERM,'NATOA 00 fRI 6:1~ . .'0:25 SAl/U 2:20, li:25 10:30 llf ,011()11 Cl.I.I "' "'ttlU~ 'fl ~lli ; thanking ai. that t1 11ler ai. the Alla~' be~t all) llas craLed pohc1c are paruly1lng the Uerman army. A ancr commander could mean a prolonged war. Enter Reisman. a tough-as-na1l11 kadcr who's 1n hot water with the arm) brass again. He'~ about to be Jaalt:d for a rules v1olat1on. General Worden. played again by blu~tcr) Ernest Borgnane. expla1m Reisman\ a hero.a 11 vcs: Three years hard labor ''Nev. fnends." the m.lJOr dead· pans .\nd a d1s..harge. 100 "Nov.. )Ou're ge111ng \omewhere." Reisman 'Ill)\ But Rc1sm<1n '>oo n \en the plan w ia\e Hatler a\ has own ~alva11on Rtasman I'> a cla'>'>ll' ant1-hau. the kind of figure war movie\ rncre lk\ a goo<l soldier. but a poor marcht•r panawJarh wbl!ll the drummer 1s an incompetent offi cer I k resix·<.·ts mill· ta!) authont), he C),plaans. "Ju'il n01 who the) gavt· tht• authortl) to sometimes." Reisman, assisted again b> Ri chard Jacckcl as the m1latary police sergeant, hand-picks "a' a d1">ca'>rd a bunch of pyschopalhl( m1\fit\ a\ the army hauo offer." H1\ lure 1'> a gc1 - l.lUt-of·;ail-frec card. pro vie.led thq all obey h1'i orders, anti thq rnn make 11 bac.k ali\c. Some ol the \amc typ1: dreg\ an· back. but a wcakne'>\ hert· 1\ that tht· characters arc not vcf)' d1mn~u1sh ablt. They fuse an to a blob. despite the: movie's best efforts to find 'luperlicial markangs. 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MP Rlchafod Jaeckel take. up where he left off tn 1967 ln the new "Dirty Doun .. TV movie, alrlna Monday on NBC. lJn. J um·man and a1'1a~~d among th e hun(h. but there s little mt·morahlc about them.' I he h1g 'creen andehbl y burned 1!llo .our m~mor) the oraganal's mis~ 111' fell~ SiHalas. John Cassavctcs and J 1m Brown with screen-size clo'it'UP'> and heft y characterizations but 1ha1 doc'>n't happen in the TV 011\\IOn C >nn· .tgaan . the best pan as the buildup: tht• ..clec11on process an~ 1ra1n1ng Reisman as a master ma· nipulato~. a P)SCh·J~b major on the order nl the an11m1da1in&. . ..foo1ball moll\ a tor Vin ce Lombardi. On one In cl Re1!>man ~ven ..Kleriufir.s w11h hi\ Din~ Du1cn: he's an outsider with a health) da~rcspect for the system. On Rcl'iman's recruatang rounds an pmon a frcnch pnsoner takes an e~1\ten11al pos111on on the p('nal 'I) 'ltl·m ·, i,hon-range plans for ham. "( 01.'\l l.t \ ll' " he \3yS. "'t ou c.lon 't ha"c that many ·vaes· ll'll ·· lfrl\man responds. "But I happen 10 sell Ide insurance" The script has no compunctao1l about copying the onganal. (There's been talk ol a "Darty D01cn" S('raei., but that could 'itrl'lch the prema\e po\t lhe brrak111g point.) Some scents an· fom1)tar. \ome speeches sound 1<.lcnt1cal. J u\t the se111ngs ha ve been changed For eumplc. Reisman, S) mbolacall). as on one side of the tracb. the men are hned up on the other He tells them they have three wa>' to go: 1f they foul up an training, he'll .,,:ra p the m1ss1on. 1fthey foul up an a<:11on. he'll blow their brains out, or the) c:an \uccced. The mission melf 1s antt<lima«t1c and far.fetched It's full oftwasts. but al'><1 full of plot holes -and bullet hole'>. too "Darty Dolen· The Next M1ss1on" will never be m1'ilakcn for the canoon violence of "The A· T cam .. Th1'i shoot·'em-up fin:' real bullets 0.ANG£ 63/ 0340 AMC ORANG[ MAL l ' LA HABaA <2131 691 0631 AMC f ASHION SQUARE •f£WPORT BEACH 644 0760 •70 ,_ 6 TRACX £0WARDS NEWPORT DOI.BY STCRCO ------NOW PlAYINQ ------ !IUENA PAlll'. Pacific s 8u<l••.t >'.tr-lll•l/f• I• 821 4(1'/0 8UENA PARK IJA Movies ci~2 4993 COSTA MESA ,...,,_, E.ow•rOs Town l ••·•~• 7~1 4184 MON-FRI 100. 9·30 EL TOAO f 11Warr.I\ ',"'11J>fCM<~ 'illl S861J * IA M IM OA ~ROC.i.w.t~ 52J 1511 • HUHTlHCTOH BEACH MISSIOH VIEJO .~ E.owdfO\ 11 inl11'9ton t.owMdS Vlt~I Tw111 UA CttyCtnf'll•·• 848 0388 830 69!1() 63'1 391 I edward s NEWPORT •• -:·· ;,. w':':';,~'.:: ... CJIJI 0760 ,._.,,.,.I ••• •lntut '1'f"-f .. WESTMIHSTCR Loward\{+r ,..,"' ;,;, .. ,, 891 JCl:JS SATLSUN. 1~ 4 15, 7 00, 9•30 ... 'Naggin wife' bettero fnow . • . DEAR ANN L.ANl)Lf(S r ha~ I) 10 rcspon~ to the man who put \,000 miles between h1m-.dl and Im n:tM· aana wife afier ht: rt:t1rc(l I'll bet that letter wu) wn11cn h)' an ) husband. The slob sat around drink· ina beer and smoking c1gurcttcs all day. watchina T V and reading raunchy maaaiinc~. He i.nackcd wn- )\antly. ten dirty d1shc'l and crumbs all over the house and was too lu .cy w put his sojlcd socks und underweur 1n the clothes hampea When tht kad\ were growana up he never did nne thina to mnke nt> lilt ca~ll'f I wn' both mother and father I he bum 1'i O\e""'e1gh1. hi.I' emphy'>Cmu and a bad henn bccuu'i(' he never took care ofham'lc:lf I le will probably need a good deal ol nur\lng care before long. Let\ .,ct' 1f h1~ nev. young wafe will suck b) him wht·n h1\ money runs out I'd like him to l..nov. 1 'old thr house. mnde somr good 1nvr'itml.'nh and found m)!tdf ;.1 roommate who needs no p1 l·k1ng up after. llkl'\ w travel and 1s darned good mm pan> It as heaven not IO v.a11 on a \loh and to know that m) la\I )l'llf\ won't Ix \pent playing nur\c: to a man who wrecked hi\ health and g\lq' me 'l'r) little companion~h1p oi happant'" I'm c;1gning this -(iue'' Who'! DEAR G.W.: I'm not ualng your full signature, whic h Identified your city and state. I wonder bow many men wlll wonder If your letter was written by their e x-wife. DEAR ANN l.ANDl K'> I am i,urpn,ed you le II for that phon\ let ta from the teenager 1.1.ho v.a-. he..in- brokcn hccau\l' hl·r tlad "'"' ~oin~ 111 marr} another woman \\ho h..id children She v.enl on .ind un .1hou1 hu..., painful 11 \"'a' to ha JnJ hl'f hrolht'" · and \1stcf\ 1101.1. u1u Id '•JU hi.I \.l' bought that hokt·J-up line · It'' had enough 10 \t'e >our lathl'I .around to1.1. n w11h a y,.uman who " not ) 11ur mothn. but the agun\ of ~ee1ng him ANN I.ANDERS with children who are replacina you and Y'>ur ~i'ltcr and brother 111 1mpo11. 1hk tu dcsrnbe " I'll het dollars to Juughnuts that lc11er wa~ written by a woman who had been dumped .. nd wa\ trying to get back at her CJt· hu11band When Ill > parl·nts dc('1ded to 10 their ~pa rate V.U)'> after 17 m1scrablt }Cilr\, m ) \l\lt'r and I were thrilled that DJd ht1d found a wonderful v.om.rn 10 \hat<' h1~ life Lord knows hl· dt"•cr' cd \omc happiness. Mother 1k'lt'n t''> \Orne:. too. hut 1th<' wall never find Jn) bccau4'e 'lhe wallows an self- pil) and dCH>h~HH'f) ounce of extra eneig) 1111ng tu turn U!> against Dad, DI\ orre 1., always )ad when thert arc kid~. but it 's a lot sadder to hvc in a home where then~ 1s no loveh no rnrwt t anJ nu JO} -Hcen T ert ( I 01111Hol DEAR T.: I get fooled DOW ud tNtl, but not very often. I believe tba t letter was on tb.e level, but thank• for writing. DI AR ANN LANDERS· A fncnd ol m1m· JU'lt got a rollrn dcal. She 11 an a11rart1 \t' 29-)c:ar-old woman wh o ·"'J.'> hcatrn up and ncarl y raped by the utlatl' tomcat at a farewell pany for another c:mplo)CC-M) fnend filed l harge\ for assault and battery but the gu \ got ofl bct·ausc she admitted she ..., a' ,1 li11lc drunk '\hould THAT makl· \Ul'h a d1ffcn:nce'> till Urnlin11 In Ponland DEAR PORT: Probably not, bat the testimony of a woman wbo admlt1 sbr was "a little drunk" 11 coD1lde r· a bly weakened by 1ucb a confe11loa. Too bad. TimrHY SEAN HUTTON PB• THE FALCON& THE~AN "ONE OF HE YEAR'S 10 BEST'~ lHEKILLING (IELDS llOW MAY .. •• WUTIMSTO 891 l9J~ IOWAllOS CHM.A WISI Wl \llllN\11141 r.ot OlllWISI .- ••¥'"'' • 'I ,. i ,-Orange Co••t OAILf PILOT/S.turday. Febfuaty 2, 1985 Englishmen perfect, fight for-lea4 A J>(rfcct score by the EnaJeshmcn -the onl y one of the week-vault(cl . that entry into se.cond place, Just 11 TRIVIA BOWL II STANDINGS •3 •2 "° tit 3 I'-' ~ .. 3.t -.. a 1 11 n ~12 2 ''" :•7 21'' • • lfl I ) ' •& 13 ~ , ,., I ' point olTthe pace. in the fo unh round ofTnvia Bowl II. The league-leadinK Lolly & Co. from h11 mother'? 3. fn lhe "°m1e; \trip hoc. what 11 the name of Cosmo F11hhawk's nephew'> 4. The communtt)' of Bua Tu le. Okla, produc.cd a p0ht111on who went Toi TITUS • on to become third an line for the •1111!1•••••••••• pre ldency. Name ham. S. Who composed the sona played ~issed JUS one and retained a slim by David Waypc 1n tht' mov1t flold on the reins, while J .M. tallied "Adam's Rab?" 91h and three trav1add1c11 -Larry • Kirschenbaum, Selina Kyle and l&g1c 6. Woody Allen wrote two pl1a ys for -all came up with nine points. Broadway. both of which wc1c n1adC' Several cnlraC's, ancludrng that of into movies. Name them Estancia H1gh'1 Joe Perty who was 7. Identify the mo"ae in whllh perfect last week. foaled to llrnve at Ronald Reagan played 11 baseball the deadline and wound up with half pitcher. and the Pl\Cher ht' play~ crcd11 Remember to get your answer\ an hy Wcdnc~ay. Htre' the next 8. Pe1er O'Toole 1n "M)' I a"onic crop of pu11lcrs • Year," played an actor named Alon I . In wha1 \tatr wa' Run Reynolds imprisoned 1n the movie ·'The Longc'lt Yard'1" 2 What r haracter on TV'~ "Hill 'itrcet Blues" gel~ a daily phone call . wann. who had changed h1\ name from what'! 9. What was lhl' 0J)('n1 ng pm- ducuon at the: l.tKunJ Mouhon P,layhousc'7 32 countries seeking f ore.ign m()vie Oscar I 0. Bob Howard and Eugenic 6aud were soloists on 11 radm qu11 \how that featured a "phantom \-<Jill' .. Name (a) th<' ,ho~ and (h) 11' <'mll'l' La•t Week'• Answers I "Orea" (Bo Dack\ debul ) 2. Connie (Our Mis~ Rrook'I) Mamie Van Doren perform• her new club act. LOS ANGELES(AP) -Flln-111 from 32 countrlet have been entered In the Belt Foreign ,Language Film category for tho 57th annual Oscar Award• March 25. Mamie Van Doren rocking out again lt'a the largest number <>f entrlet aubmftted 16nce tt,. •award waa "tabUthed In 1956. (. onfident1al ,' 'Untamed Youth' and Each country aubmltl only Otte others Kids like these films. I Just film. There were 28 entflel la~t LOS ANGELE~ CA I') -Mamie Van Doren. soon tu turn 52. says although 'ihe is opening with a new wa ve night club she'' going to act her age Van Doren. the hlonJe bombshell from the 1950s, opened Wednesday· at the Palomino She said she's going new wave. but added, "Of cour'>e, I don't think new wave is reall y new. It'\ hccn around since the '50\, 'l1nce I've hccn around. And what arc the '80'1 1f not JU'lt an cx\ention of what roc k 'n · roll wa'I in the '50s" "I mean, 11's not llkc MTV has discovered anything. You see. there's a real trend now toward teen-age movies from the '50s-'tl11th School .......... ~n:a..--------· \ I 11 \ 1 I ( II\ I 111 \I: I I II '\" \\ 11( , I ( ,, I I I ( , " ( I ( 11 I ) I " 1'1 , "I I SISn SPACEK MEI. GIBSON 71tt!7<(f/Pr ~ NMJI •OIWIG( fd«M .. ~!l!C..N C:-W 4111 )Ill 614 ,._\! WWl'OllT 9'ACll IMIA II .,._, ,.,,._, .. , ... .I! .. ,, .... ..,. STJOIO In ·/l I01t hope they respond to the music. as . well." " Van Doren, whose b1rthda; 1s Feb. 6, isn't womed about her age She sa id. "If you look good doing 11. and people accept 11. that becomes the answer." But she warned 1hat you can make a fool of~lfTrylng to be a teen· ager. "T hat's not what I intend to do. I'm very realistic about it." She said, "I know there's that line bet ween looking natural and being an embarrassment for trying 100 hard to appear young. I'm Mamie Van Doren. and I fully intend to act my own age." A4JHE HAPPIEST DE IN TOWNI" :flit~ c;m.TV •• NO\N PlAYINO BUENA PARK UA Movies 952·4993 IRVINE Edwards University 854-8811 COSTA MESA LAGUNA HIUS Edwarc15 Cinema Edwards/Soc:.11 Center 979·414 t Laguna Hiiis Mall FOIJHfAlN VALI£\' 768 6611 Edwards Fountain Valley Twin 839 t 500 G_rHf.AT~!~\H~ ANGEL's back ... with a vengeance! llt•r All m•w .Hollywood adventurf'. ~,,- J, Judge Parker (Aboc) 'ipcnCl'rl 4. Minnesota (Mondak\ volc\) Year. ThaHand tubmltted ltl flrat 5. 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DRABBLE DENNIS THE MENACE by H~nk Ketcham .t l l ./-. .. /\ r~~ .1.-S .-. 1 ~ .....~~-------.-..--"l • *--, ~MOMMY l NEEO A HUG ' ~ ~ 0 0 by Gus Arriola 1-VHA I He ME.ANS 151 !i's IAAPOSS /1!51...£. 10CH~M AT SOL.l lAIRJ: /Al TUIS ;/QUSE/ by Jim Davis by Ferd & Tom Johnson HE'RE:1S youR CO~N FL,Af(ES, ,AND MY NAME1s Nor BENf;DICT. by Harold le Doux MISS SPENCEA, 'IOU'Re TO CALL. OR BALDWIN AT THE HOSP1TAL AS SOON AS P()661BL.E1 THAT'S~ eETH'S DOCTOR I SOME. n-41NG MUS~ 'VE HAPPENEOI \ • F •OR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston He~ 1AKEN RLL Tue. HE.'S SfAC.KI~ CANS OFF 1Re SHELVES IHEM UP ROSE IS ROSE I BRIDGE ~ -~ 0 .1-Both vulnerable, as South with 60 on score on you hold: •t•94 <::>KQJ095 0 K 1076 +Q6 T he bidding has proceeded: N orth Eall outb Weit l + Pa11 I ~ I • ( •ble Pu1 ? What action do you take'! Qi.2-A~ South, vulnerable, you hold: , .. 7~ <::>AQJI03 OKQ8 +AQ ':rhe bidding has proeeeded: S outh We1t North Eaat Jl <::> Pa•t 2 O Pa11 :I • · Pa11 3 <::> Pa11 •I 0 Pa11 4 ~ Pa11 1' Whal action do you take? <..t.3-Both vulnerable. As South you I-old: < 'J652 0 AQ762 • J 1053 r• artnt"r opens the hiddin1r with one '1 i()l\d~ Wh11t do you reiipond" 'l ,4 -A:ri South, vulnerable, you .h old. •I• KJ4 ° .,u lOGS o 7 + A852 'J 'he b1dd1ng' hu pr()('et'ded: l•rt.h Ea1t outh WHt I • P-ua 2 7 Pa11 .!I ~ Pait 7 Whit do you bid now'/ INPILES Your pri?.e is : 5 cents off on_y_our nm purchase of 61'1 NKO OY8n cleaner~ WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ by Tom K. Ryan Q.5-As South, vulnerable with 40 on score, you hold: Q.6-Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: +JS <::>AQJ OAQ62 •A987 Partner opens t he bidding with three spades. What acLion do you take'! OMAR~ SHARIFF !-1 •KJI072 <::> AK7'3 •762 Your right-hand opponent ope ns t he bidding wit h one diamond. Whal do you bid now? CHARLES GOREN t.ook ror answen on Monday. y •• , ,., e. tlM .... &ritAi neW decide 0.. fat. el tlM ~tract! A wriw eeee ,....,._.: ""l'Wt'• •• nd1 tMq u a WhMI .,. .... lead, oal7 deaf ....... &.Mlenr' Le&ra te fa.d dtt ........ au.ell • .._. cu..a..o ... ·.~...,w...." F., 1ew ~. ...t ll.U &. ~ ....................... . P.O .... fll, P.a.,,., N.J. 19115 • Make decb ,.,_.. te N.-• ,.,.... ..... ----\ --· \- .. . NO contest·, OVbreezes Barons no match for cean View in 56-38 setback • By CHRIS MONAHAN o.1r,...c ...... , ~• -Fountain Valley High oasketbalf coach Dave Brown and Ocean View basketball coach J im Harris have been good friends si.nce the days when they played basketball together at Long Beach State. They have also coached together (Hams was Brown's assistant before he got the job at Ocean View). so 1t 1s likel y that neither can do much to surprise the other in the area of basketball. It is just as likely though, that neither expected what he saw Friday night. The Seahawks took control 'of the game on the boards and at the free throw line as they dominated Foun- tain Valley, 56-38, on the Barons' floor. Perhaps the biggest factor in the •game was a Baron who did not play in the .game. Senior point guard Simon Thomas missed his third gam( in a row and his ninth this year. putting greater offensive burden on center Brent Martin and sw1ngman Carlos Briceno. .. It's a shame they had to play without Simon. He 1s close to one- third oftheiroffensc." said Harris. "It really helped us without him in there. because we didn't have him' to guard outside." ' L ..... WL Oc .. n View 6 0 EdllOll S 1 F-t•ln Velltv 3 3 Huntlnoton &uch I 4 Merine I • w .. tmln•ter ~ o ' ,.,. .... Iara . -Vltw 5'.-Founteln v.......-.--. Merine 60, Huntlnt1I011 8Mcll 5t EClllOll 71, WtttmlMlef 54 W~Y'• GelNI C7:JI) EdlM>n e l OcH11 View Founte ln \/......, •• Merllle Huntl"9!0n 9ncfl-ef~tmlM were cold shooting and we made too man~ tu movers." With Thomas oun>frhe lineup, the Seahawks were able to double and triple-team Ma11in, holding him to just 12 points before he fouled out midway through the fourth quaner. Overall. the Barons shot only 33 percent from the floor ( 14 of 42). "It ~as closer than tQ&t (the final score).'' said Harris. "When Brent Martin fouled out that cllanged everything.'.: l:.ven while Martin was in the game. the Seahawks swarmed the boards, pulling down 39 rebounds. compared to the Barons' 24. Sophomore center 'Ricky Butler led all rebounders with 14. As bad as the final score was the Barons, after the way the game started .. It could have been much worse. The Seahawks came out and scored the game's first I 0 points and held the Barons scoreless for the first 4:22. Deir ............. lllf ....... d Uplft Ocean View'• Mlke Labat (left) appean to have the upper hand in thia rebound wblle Baron Carloe Briceno d ef en de. "We can't make that (Thomas) an excuse, .. said Brown. "but they only had. to play defense on two players (Manm and Carlos Briceno). Ocean View did a good job changing its defense. We were outrebounded. we Then the Seahwaks returned the favor. begin ning a trend of streaks for both teams, as their shooters were shut down for the next 8:06. allowing the Barons to tie them at 10-10 in the , middle of the second quarter. Fountain Valley defen der Joe NaC)e ....W-roadblock fw Ocean View ball-handler·Blalne i>elkoaWer Friday nl&kt. Eagles quicker than bullets • ---escape again Estancia gets off floor to nip Sea Kings, 40-3~ By ROGER CARLSON Of Ille Deir ...... ..,, Dodging bullets appears to have become a way of life for Estancia H1gh's Eagles -at least the) 're still alive in the Sea View League basketball championship race today following a second one-point dec1s1on over Corona del Mar as the lauer fell in the Eagles' gym, 40-39 Friday night. With Corona del Mar 1n control and trailing 39-37 with 34 seconds left the Sea Kings couldn't find sharpshooters Jeff Fryer or Bob Zimmer. and Rick Smirl drove the lane with seven seconds remaining. but his shot missed and Todd Moone) rebounded. Moone} popped 1n a free throw off a foul on the81ay wit h six sernnds le ft 10 give the Eagles a 4 -37 lead and Z1mmer's 35-footer at the buacr pared it to the final margin. But really. it was a lot tougher than s1mpl)' that sequence as the Sea Kings. now two games behind Estancia and Harbor 1n the race for the crown by' irtue of those two one-point losses to the ~glcs. were 1n command th roughout the first half and had their chances in the fading moments. . At halftime the Eagles. now 20-:! overall and- 8-1 1n league pla}. "'ere shooting 40 percent from the field (6 of 15) and it earned over to the line where tl\ey were 6 for 12. Zimmer's perimeter shots with 9 and 3 seconds left in each of the first two periods had the Sea Kings up by a 23-18 count and all of the makings of a patented CdM pressure victor} "ere there. "I.told them that "'as an Eagle up there (on the wall at the end of the gym). not a Sea Kmg," said Estancia Coach Joe Reid. "I told them 'don't go out there in front of :!.000 people and die .... Well. the Eag.les are still hnng. thanks to two ke} buckets by Richie tamps to gain their first lead at 24-13 midwa} through the third quart~r. then some pressure free throws by Scott Clements. Clements wa51 the center of attention later when official Al Hackne} ruled he deltberatel} punched Corona del Mar's 6-8 Steve Moms. then Clements was ejected from the game b) Hackney. "At first I thought Hackcn y was just showboating." said Reid. "but he explained to me what was said. Scott's jUSt an intense. ke>ffi-u p kid .. Corona got a pair of frtt throws out of It to cut the score to 34-33 with 6:00 left. but more harmful was the absence of Clements for the re$t of the game after scoring 17 points. C'oruna del Mar Coach Jack Emon said the plan was "obv1ousl) to get the ball to Ff')er or Zimmer:· in tho~ fading seconds. but he wasn't unhapp) with the play.Just 'he fact the ball didn't go 1n "The play jUSt didn't materialize. The kid didn't make that bad ofa pla}." said Errion. Estanc1a·s major shakeup in terms of trying to put a stop to Corona's 66211 percent shooting 1 n the first half ( I 0 of 15) was to moH' from a matehup 1one to a 2-1-2 . according 10 Reid. "We did that to ti: 10 stop Zimmer," said Reid. "he was jUSI so far out• of range (of Estanc1a·s zone) 1n the first hair:· (Plu.e eee EAGLES/8 2) * * * Sea View League a....... o-1111 ,......_, Hal"OOf Est•nc•• c "'-.,.. ,,,,.., S.OOC.O.o. uoune &eecl'I Coste Mfta Wooelbr ldGe unlversl!Y W L WL I I 17 l I I 10 2 6 3 .. ' 6 3 13 7 • S 7 II 1 1 1 12 1 1 ' 12 0 9 J IS FndeY'' k.,.... Estancia .0 COO'-Cle4 M•• J9 L~ 8HC" " co,1• Mew •S Newi>orl Herl>Or 61 Univ.-l•'• '7 S.doleo.cck 6f Woocltlf'•Clil* SS Mendm'll'' Gemet 17:JOJ E\lende el Mewoor1 ~•rt>ot Unoversltv e1 C~one Oe1 Mer S.odlebeell er L•oun• Bffc" WoodCH'•Olle e t Coar• ~ '* '* '*· UCI hosts Spartans tonight ByCURT SEEDEN OllMOellyl'llelatafl .· Do you know the way to San Jose? After seem[!. two teams which love to throw up the three-point bombs (New Mexico State and Utah State), the Anteaters find themselves up against a team which boasts just one player who has even made a three-point bucket th is season. Sailors rebound, whip Uni, 62-42 UC Irvine basketball coach Bill Mulligan might have that tune in the back of his head considering the way his Anteaters have been playmg at home. Nonetheless. Mulligan's Anteaters. 1-4 at Crawford Hall in PCAA play this season. are home tonight to take on the San Jose State Spartans with tipoff set for 7: 30. The Spartans' Ontano Johnson is 2 of 4 in that categol'). Senior forward Matt Fleming paces the Spartans w11h a 13.6 average. Ward Fans. a 6-1 junior guard: averages I 3.2 ix>ints per game. "'hilc Stony Evans. a sophomore forward, averages I 0.5 points per out mg. The latest setback for Mulligan was an 87-84 defeat to Utah State Thursday mght at Crawford Hall. To tell you how bad thin@s are gomg for UCI. • Thursday night's loss marked the first ume Mulligan has ever lost to a Utah State team in Crawford Hall. Tonight's opponent. San Jose State. ha nded the Anteaters a 93-71 defeat in the PCAA opener. The Spartans bnng a 4-5 record into tonight's game after dropping a 70-56 decision at Nevada-Las Vegas on Thursday night. UCI. 4-6 1n the PCAA. 1s led by center Johnn) Rogers (23 against Utah State Thursda) l and forward Tod Murphy who managed to score 16 points dc~ptte pl11y10g on a very sore ankle. Jn add1t1on. Wayne Engelstad came otT the bench against Utah State to score 18 points and pull down 10 rebounds. There is some consolation for UCI tonight. Against the Aggies. the Anteaters JOI an O-for-6 effort from the floor from starting forward Tro' Carmon who was sutTenng from the flu. Wayne E n&elatad Lakers rally to nip Kntcks SCC holds of( UC Sazi Diego INOLEWOOO (AP) -MlehMt Cooper'• two fr• thf'OW8 wtth 42 "°°'* NrNlntng propelled. tM LAii AnQelel Lak.,. to • COtM- Blltv anguards almost let tgleadslipaway, 78-69-- trom-blittnd 105-104 N•tk>MI By JOSEPH DUDEVOJR l•fC9fb91 Alloc*tlon Victory o.llJ ..... Cen p I •1 t 0. the NIW Vewk Knick• Frtday Wh1leh1s playersm1Jtuhavcbecn h1ah·fi v1ngallover nlaht. · the locker room followina their 78-69 non-conference win l(.,..,, AbduhJ9t»ber led d over the UC San Diego Tritons. Southern California LA* .. with II poentl and 13 College basketball coach 8111 Reynolds wasn't too pleased rebounde. bMn 1•M9g1c" "°",.._ with the manner in which his Vanguards won their fi fth eon end Byron lcott Wh ecored straiabt pme. 17polntalndCGOS*ldded 18for sec (18-4) had the Tritons on the ropes all ni&ht but U. ArlgllH. couldn't land the knockout blow. Midway throuah the knltd King, ~ frO(n M second half the Van,uard led by as many as IS before Mlde tnjury, IOONd n polntl 8"CI literally watchina their advanta c sliced to three with fi ve Pit Cu~ eddM 11 polMI minutes let\. • ::..::. fort~·=~ sa1d~~;~~.~~l~~~~~:~~~;~1t~c1~c~~~:~~~ Wllllcer ecored 15 potnta lnCI "-Y wi1h lhemtclvcs. T~ey had a little win struk ao1n1 in10 the ....,_lidded 14 • pme and sot up b1a ton1&hL Then the men\IJ m1s\lkcs Tt.~i.1 tootc.,.l9r:tY11-M naned to hun us and they (the Tntons) came back." With the Vanauant vp-62-47. UC San Dieao called lllid ...., one qu.ter .nd .._... timeout with 11: 11 rem11nina. Tnton C~h Tom "* IMd 19 12, M-53, M the Mlf. Maf"lhall puUed h1 tr00ps totcther and UC San D1eao "'-LMM ctOlld to ""'*" procttded to run off a 14-2 strt,ak that co"cm! .._,..,. • .,.. UW.. ~ tpPf'o.,d matcly five minutes to ~hcc the deficit to 64-61 WW.t:11•••*ta,tMKneab,..,, Tnton ftuards Orea Kamansky and Brandon Nixon 10l ... 7, but• lJllc .. OUtlCONd keyed the ra ywuh lona·ranicJumpers. Kaman ky had 10 '*"'a.tin'"' ftnlll 2!04. of ht~ 16 points dunna 'he U'tU;h. while N1•on (,..,ho finishffi w1th a anmc-h1gh 25) added 4. "We backed off their shooters and, aive them crcdn. they came back,M addffi Reynolds. Then the Vanguards aot back in the defensive aroove. CC guards Sherwin Durham and Randy McAllister each came up with a steal and a pair of free throws to give the Van1uards some breathing room. 69-61. The Tntons wouldn't go away. howtver. After Nixon buncd another 20-footcr. the Vanauards' lead was pared to 71--67with 1.45 left. But Durham. who Reynolds said controll~ thtgame all niaht. dro,·c down the lane for a finaer roll and a 7 3"'6 7 lead with 4S seconds reman1na. SCC forward Neil Anderson grabbed a Tnton mis and was fouled. His t"-O fl'tt throws made the score 75-67 and finally !muffed out onv L:C San Dieao comeback thouahtl. ndcrson. alona with center Mike Bruce. led both teams Wlth I 0 rebounds ap1cte. Durham paced SCC wtth 19 point and t1\ au1m wtule McAllister chirped ID I point, The Tntons (1 -9) Ktually made thrtt more field JO&ls than (32-29) but tht Van1uard n tht flmC at 1he foul hne, h1ttaiia 20 of 29 aucinpts. C n Dicao on the other hand made only teven ln'ps to the frtt throw line. conncclina on five ··we nttd to play ~ttcr than thas when we Stl k into leaauc pmcs," said Reynolds. "We didn't pla)' man ·· CC traveb to Aiusa PK1fic and LA Baptist nnt week when the Va"'uard resume NAI Di tnct tll action . .,.. \ Sadaleback rolls: Artists win big in Sea View play "e"port Harbor High·, \Jilors got back on the \\tnning trali.. Fnda' night. and their ~1ghth \,·a \ 1e" League ba'ikethall '1cton 1n nine decisions was good enough to main- tain a portion of the lead "11h Estancia addlebacl.. H1gh 's Roadrun ner' kept pace\\ 11h the leader\ .ind Laguna Beach a'cnged a first-mund lo'' to ('oc;1a \ksa w 1th a runawa\ \ 1, wn. Here's how 11 \\cnt ~twport Harbor St. l 'nl,erslt) U. The a1l6r'i 1ool .id' anLa~l' ,11 a •llld· ~hoo11ng l n1,er'it1~ <iquad tn the lir<.t half10 pull awa) qu1cll~ Se\\ pon tool a 2'1· I~ hallt 1 rnc ad,antage thank\ 1n pan Ill the '4· for-22 shooting efTon 1r,1m the lll1<•r b) the Trojans. and < hu, I.. McGa' ran's 10 <.cu1nd-l.luar1,·1 po1n1s Host l 'n1,er)1t\ med w mal>..: J run. pul11n& "'11h1n nine 1n the lounh I ...... \._~ ____ _,,I,. P'r&Hr McQa-nan quarter tletore lhe !)a1lors (8-1 in leap.ue 17-3 o\Cralll began conven- ing some la)-ups and free thro~s to as<,ume command once again and ht'lp soothe the sull-sungmg 47-31 up-;ct loss to (. ornna del Mar Wednes- da' night. v.h1ch snapped a I ~-game "1nn1ng stn~ai.. 't w port <.('n1or ~Ian FraS<"r had 20 [)(lint' to top all scorers. collectma half 1)fh1<1 total 1n the founh quarter. \hC1a,ranch1pped1 nwith 14.andall 11t 11 \.3me in the first half The 1lors <,preaJ thing'> ou1 in the S«ond half and \1c<ra' ran spent the ~t of the nip.ht d1~1ng off asst ts · lie "a' JU'it unstoppable." said (Pleue See SEA VlltW /8 2) Lewis. Monarchs roll, 85-35 Tom Lewi) sc:ort'd '2 pu1n1 1n 1u't IQ minutes to lead \1ater Dec High'' \.fonarrhs to an 85-'' drubt11ng 111 \t Paul Fnda) n1lht 1n .\naclu~ Lcagur b3 l etball action at ( hapman I.. ol- lcge The Monarrh,, rankt'd o I 1n tht' ('If Bl& S. hov.ed "h). jump1n1 out to an 18~8 lead af\cr one quarter and v.1dcn1na the pp to 36-1 3 at half\1mt ~1 hit 11 of IS !hots fmm the floor end wa 11 of ) I from ~he fr« throw lint ltWlS nov. ranlr.s l\th on 1he tll·hmc ClF te0nn1 h t v.1th 2.179 points. He 1nlso IC'\Cnlh on thr all·lLme lt'boundin h t w.th J .OQ3 M1lte 11tchell added 16 point\ and John MounC'C nmt off the bench to S<"Ort 12. Point auard Tom Ptahod\ ~a'~ n-d1te-d """h e11ht assist < oa\. h Ga~ Mc Knt&ht pined all of ht\ pla\e-1'\ 1n the ea~~"' lOf) ovcrthe "" ord,men The Monarchs maintained a 6 -23 lead after three QUAl1ers. It marked the ninth ume the No 1 1ankrd \.1 onal't'h ha'e ""on by 3S point\ or mort th1 5eason and Lewis' 'i~ point\ coincide w11h his overall ,. \ cra,gc "'h1ch t\ 3 I 4 Mater Dc1. now 6.Q 1n Lcaaue play 11nd ~ 1..0 l'Or the ~•son. ran its \naelu Lt ue s1rcak to 2 over four \ean The Monarch rrtum to Anirlus Lcaaue action TuC1da) ntJht at the \Amr site -Chapman C'ollcae - \.\<llh 91 hop Montaomcn (l·S) pn1' 1d1n1 the competition ~ .. - ~----'=..::....----~___;;~-=....,_.----'-;;.....;_----...;.......;;. .......... .__~---~~~~~~~~--~-..L.. 1- .. Whl~e,.Riggins atnong the NFL 's latest Tree agents P.-AP ..... .._ Some 269' National Football League m111 ~Randy White and John • · became free agents y Buu com "nation of the NFL's restrictive free Z:' rules aod tbe United St.ates Football league's nc:ial ~ left most with little choic:c but re-. . Wida daeir old teams. ......_ Ge DIUas Cowboys' defensive tackle, was one olblr' &nt..-.... all-Pros on the list. The others WCR tiPdwm E.J. Junior ofthc St Louis Cardinals aod defmlive t.cts Mart Haynes of the New York Gia.Das ad Deroa Cherry of the Kansas City Chiefs. ' But Ge m=ICllts a'ho include a number of other key playcn, itd · ltiminS. the 35-ycar-old Wash- ....,_,..._. wt.o was me Most Valuable Player in tllle 5-pa' Bowt two ,an aeo. and his Redskins .,..,.,....,, clebsive CllCt:le Dave Butz and kicker Mutt Mcmley. 1llc tisl aho iM:~ qua.nat.cks St.eve Bllltkowski oldie ..ua.aa Falcons and Phil Simms of t111e Gia.Dis;~ Todd 8dl of tllle OticaF Bean.; wide recciwr Jollla ~oldie Grt:im Bar_~ t.iaht C9d Dolls Mm'11t nd C11Ct:1e Luis Sbarpc of the Canliaals. and tbRIC of Miami's .. KjlJcr B's.. - ddiemivc bKks Gk:na aod Lyle Bladcwood and ljndwJrn Bob Brudrimki Tbe other name of DOie among the free JllCDlS i.s wide receiver Cris c.oaimwortb of the Cincinnati Be""" .tao two years .., -..i a fu1urcs contract widl the USFL's Tampa Bay ltandits. On Thursday. Bandits owner John 8astcU said that if Collinsworth wisllcd.. be oou.ld return 10 the Beaplc in return for hi.s sm.ooo ~bonus. 11tat, tn fact. .._ only ooe rcfk:ction that the USFL •1 fiunciaJ piDd» bad dosed what once had been a weds in llC8QCiations for NFL pla !'olFL tcams a1mosl never sip ~agents because of prohibitive oompcmatioo requirements. Only one player bas jumped ttomoae NFL team to another m the men than a decade the rules have been in effect. Cll .. II 1 a. N n rw bwcUor ._ OlllM ................... twoeecolMlaln•**'Y OW9r Poi ..... .,. ........ to be out ..... long ............................ - Lasen' rally fall• •hort, 6-4 RICHAELO, Ohio -Keith Furphy m scored three ioaJs and Peter Ward added a pair u the Cleveland Force took a 5-0 halftime lead and kept it to edge the Los Ancdcs Laun. 5-4. before l 3,183 io a Major lndooT Socioer leapc pme Friday ni&ht -- Cleveland. 13-12 and with its fifth victory in the last 1evcn games. led 1-0 after the first quarter with furphy's first goal. Furphy added two more goals midway through the second quart.er to put Oevdand ahead. 3-0. Ward then scored bisphasC leveland uoJC2Shed a bamgc of shot saga.inst rookie~ Tim Hanis. defeader B••••e DeBroawer duiJaC •·eet Lmpe pae 1n tile auou· .,.... Phlla~elphla hold8 off Ball~ Motei Maloae scored 23 points and m . pulled down nine rebounds and · Jiili•• Ervla1 added 19 points as Philadelphia fouaht off a late Chicago rally to beat the Bulls, 121-110. Friday night in a National Basketball Association game. Chicago was sparked by rookie Mk:Mel Jonlu, who scored 31 points and handed out five assists ... In other NBA action Friday, Larey Bird scored 38 points and guard Daaay AJ.a1e bit foracarccr- hi&h 26as Boston rode a 78-point first half to a 142-123 victory over Kansas City. While improving their record to 38-9. includin~ 22-2 at Boston Garden, the Celtics gave &.C. Jeecs his IOOth victory in less than two seasons as Boston head coach ... Clark Kellog $COrc:d, 29 points and Herb WUJJam1 added 22 points and an outstanding fourth- .Quarter defensive effort, leading Indiana to a 102-95 victory over Washington . . . DommJq•e •loee Wilk.la• scored 34 points as Atlan- ta turned back Cleveland, 126-108 ... Darrell Griffl" scored 30 points to lead Utah past Dallas, 121-109. The Jazz aJso got 17 assists from Rickey Grcea and I 0 blocked shots from Mart Eaa. before an estimated crowd of 7,000 in snow-blanketed Dallas ... Guard SW.Cy MMCrld scored 12 points in the final eight minutes as Milwaukee pulled away to defeat Seattle, 109-91. The victory was the Bucks' 10th straiJht and they have won the first five games of a sax-game Western road trip ... Mlke MitdieU had 40 points and Artis GUmorc 20 as San Antonio raced past Portland. 104-93. Kew Jeney •hades lslandera Ocfcnseman Dave Lcwt. scored bis rill ftnl goal of the sea.son early in the third , period Friday night. lifting New Jersey to a 3-2 National Hockey league decision over the New York Islanders. Lewis, a former Islander. sent a weak, 40-foot slapshot toward the Islanders' net. The puck flipped end-over-end and sailed over the glove of &oalie Iclly llr'Mey at 5:51 ... Elsewhere in the NHL. Mike Gan.er scored his 32nd goal of the season at 11 :39 of the third period as Wuhinl{on came from behind tWice and tied the Maple Leafs, 3-3. The deadlock moved the first-place Caps six P<>ints ahead of Pbiladclphia in the Patrick Divison ... Rookie forward Petri ArtU ICOrcd at l : 11 of overtime to give Vancouver a 4-3 decision over Hartford. Skriko stickhandled around Hartford goaltender Steve Weeki in overtime for the winning goal, after hitting the post with the net wide open in the third period when the Canucks had a 3-1 lead. Connon •traales again in win MEMPHIS -Top-seeded Jimmy ~· Connors defeated No. 6 Kevin Curren 7-6 ' (7-3). 6-4 Friday night to advance to the ' semifinals of the U.S. National Indoor · Tennis ChampionshiP:S. The tournament s second and third seeds, Eliot Teltscber and Yannick Noah. also survived the quarteefanal round Friday, although NoJ 3 Noah suffcreclv1 sprained ankle in his match with. Shabar Pertin oflsrael and may not be able to play today. swedcn·s Stefan E.dbcra. the ninth seed, also won Friday and will play Connon in the semifinals. SEA VIEW BASKETBALL ••• Carner takes control and a 3-shot lead rn.a1 Ha.rt>orCoacb Jcny OcBusk.. -Every. thin& he rouldn 't do al C«ou dd Marhed~t.- f°T'ater IS boards ud a mammoth dunk to lhote 20 poiau i.n ooe of his bnt ~of tbt year. For U ruveneay (0-9. J.-1 ~). Georwe Pauboo and Brad Arnold contributed 12 poen b ap9cu and eophomor-c laHe Glauen added I 0. Laa-a Badl It, c..ta Mesa U : The Artists spoat.ed Cosu Mesa a 9-0 lead but then went to a pressina defentc to take an 18-16 advantqe at NOR t H MAM 8MQ4, flla. (N'J -.kWw• C-..., paaa .. .. .... ................. ... ........... "'"*·=~ ............. .. ........................ ....... round °' ..... t ... Ndln Gol Onn'c • Twn••ff'1 .... Ceuntly Club. c..r ........ ,..... taro •nt • .,... .... ,,......, llUI ..-.. .. ~ ..... .. ,,.-.......... "' .. ..... ....................... ._.,..._ .... ,""' ... ... RllJJll • ,~..,..- ... Miii .............. ... ···-.. to .... --,...._ Htr ~ toe.I '11 •••• , , .................. ,,.. .. ........... ,,._ ........ ,... ..... . "11"• _.., ._ ... 0. ... I .wt ............. " -...... '1n1'111 d I lot ...... ...... .................. " ,.. •.. , ..... "'" ...... ,,,, .....~ 00 '11•• ~ ............ 'Y'.Dll ... lfllll).~ ........... .. • 142. Edison keeps pace, 71-54 Manna wu knocked otT an 1t1 own IYtn an die fim round by the OiJm. 41-40. Kauft'llAk 7of9 me throws in the f'ow1.b quancr u Marina (2~ 10.l I) took a 60-S.Head with I :09 remainina in the..,ne. HuntiDStOn BeKh'• Anthony Howard llio6d tbe lead Edison Hiah't CbarJm let tbenuelva up for a cnct to three with on a l 2--footjumper With a minute mnalninL a.t lbe Sunset t:eaaue besketball lad with a victory over and Jobn Hanavan IClOred on an uncontested bubt witli win.less Westminster Friday niaht -and they'll aet tbat ftve teCOGdl lel\. cha.nee qa.intt leque-leadina OCean View on Wedfteldly Mark Oeorteton added 20 ~ints for the Vitinp ni&h~.nd M.ariM•s Vikinp turned the tables OD the bola while H:C,v:r. the Olien( -41 7-10) with l() J.:nta HuntinatonBeacbOilenU\SunsctJ.eaaucplaytopulllnto ud II Howard chipped an 12 for Hun nston ·a tie with the Oilen, one pme off' the third piece PICt or 8-ch. Founta.in v all""'. ~qnon was the top rebounder for the Vikin,p with EltewherC, 1 1rvine remains winlea in tbe South Cout ''· · Leque and Newport Christian pulled out an Academy ea,Htrue Valley 71, lrviM H f The Vaquaot did l..ealue conquest. their best to 1tay close to lbe Coupn but they couldn't Here•s how it went: contain Capistrano Valley's bi& front line. 1 • E4J ... 71, Wescmlu&er H : Chris Cole cunt off the Reid ~a" ~ ,.. .. ,t.er forward poured in 29 Pointa 1bench to score a season-high I 61>0ints, i.ndudina "ebt in ~ -"' -•he c the fourth quarter, as the OwJen dehted the UOnt at and Nathan added I) to lead t Coupn, 6-3 in &Sison. lelaue play. Ken Ammann added IS points a.nd DcMll Katona Irvine, which entered lcque play with a 6-6 record, is contributed nine points and 13 rebounds u the a.u,m now ().9 in the South Cout race. improved their teas~ record S-1. . TheV1querosaot20poinufrom MikcHerri~and 18 ~~ ~·na• ~need sconnsa~ allotot &om Noel Trout. Shawn Pate.bell. a 6--i junior, chipped in :JJ:e~':-n'=. ~==~~MD and 10 from 10 poinu and added eiabt rebounds for the Vaqueros. W~m~nster, G:6 in leque, manaeect.to pull to -?thin N..,.n QrtatlU M, St. Midlael'1 4'4: TJ?C Con: four poanu an the thud quarter. but the Lions couldn t ,et · querors rolled to a 3-4-1 s halftime lead befo"i l\oldina off a any &Jeer. , . . furious St. Michaera rally which put the visi'°" within Tom Dc~r had I 4 poants and Eric Schurman added four point& in the final manut.e. 12 for Wcstmanat.er. • . . However, St.eve Herbert netted a p11r of free throws Marta "1 B•~ ~ H: ~ruor forward Grq with 30 seconds remainina to preserve the~victory. Knuff scored l I poants. ancludina nane of bis ~·s lO . . fowth-<1uartcr points as the Vikinp held off the Oilers at Herbert finished with a team-hi.ah 17 Po•nts, while Huntington Beach, pining a measure of revenee in the Robbie Morpn added 12. The Conquerors moved to S-2 tong-standing rivalry. in Academy Leque play and. 6-10 overall. Cardinal• acquire Jack Clark· --lillllll!lliJ~~~~ ST. LOUIS -In a straight 4-for-1 Ill trade, the St. Louis Cardinals have ac- quired outfielder Jack Oark from the San Francisco Giants in exchan_ge for pitcbeT Trojans I;Jip UCLAin20Ts Dave LaPoint. first basemen David Green and Gary Rajsic~. and shortstop Jose Gonzalez. _ The Cardinals said the deal, whlcb was first reported to be in the works a week ago, was completed Friday after several snaas had been worked out regarding Oark's contract. Dowell's 24 points pace The St Louis Post-Dispatch said in its Friday editions that one of the issues that had to be neaotiated was a clause in Oark's contract which calls for a $250,000 payment that is supposed to be made by the team for whom be plays in 1986 if be decides to silo with a different team in 1987. USC t o w ild 78-77 trium ph FnmAP ..... tdlet LOS ANGELES -Derrick Dowell scored 24 points and pulled down a career-h~ 21 rebounds to lead the Untvenity of Southcm €alifomia to-a 71-1-1-double. ~ overtime victory over UCLA in PacifivlO Conference basketball play Friday niaht at the SPorts Arena. Terms of the new contract were not rcleued. Clark, 29, bas blt20or more Mme nmsiiffive of the last seven seasons. In 1984, he had a .320 betting average with 11 homerunsand44RBI throupJune26, when he injured his right knee and underwcnt'Su'JCf)' that sidelined him the rest oflhe season. Larry Friend's two free throws with 16 seconds left in the second overtime ensured the win for the Trojans, who moved into fint place in the Pac-10 with a 6-2 conference record and a 12-S mark overall. Cardinals Manager Whi~ H~ said he planned tostartOark in right field and move Andy Van Slyke to first base. The Bruins, who moved into fint place in the Pa<l· 10 only last ni4bt. fell to 6-3 and 9-8 overall 'UCLA is now in third place an the Pac-I 0, one-halfECbehind Southern ..... Cal and peroenlqe points behind n State. Sout.bcPn Cal raced out to a 10.3 in the opening minutes as UCLA connected on only one of ita tint 13 shots. But the Bruins went I 3-18 from the floor the rest of the tint half and led at intermission 33-30. The pme was tied SS.-S8 at the end of rqulation play, and 6S-6S aftef-the first overtime. The Trojans bad a chance to win the pme in reJulation play, but Oayton Olivier's jumper in the lane with two seconds mnainin& was blocked by UCLA '1 Gary Matoncon. The situation was much the same near the end of the fint overtime, when Friend misfired on a drivina shot six feet from the basket with one 1CCOnd to play. In the aec:ond overtime, USC led 76-73 with 18 seconds to ao when UCLA's Nisei Mi&ucl scored on a follow of his own milled shot and was fouled by Dowell. But Mipl mined the me throw that would have tied the pme and Friend hit his pair two seconds later. Miguel ICOrcd on a la~n with one second remaining in the p me to end the .nights lci>rina. Wayne Carlander and Glenn Smith had 12 points each for USC, while Olivier added 11. Rcgie Miller had 18 points 'and Miguel tcOred 17 to lead five players who scored in double figures for the Bruins. It wu'the first time Southern Cal had"bccn in sole possession of first place since January 1979. In pmcs involving top 20 teams: Nerd! CareUu IS, nt Qte.lel ti: At Charlotte, junior cent.er Brad Dau&herty ICOred 18 points and srabbed 12 rebounds to lead 11th-ranked North Carolina. The Tar Heels, I S-S, led by as ma~y as 19 Poinu in the openiDJ half and lead 45-27 at the half. Joe Wolf led ICOl'ed nrnc of bis l l Points in the first half to key the Tar Heell. a,._.. ti, Vllluev1 7t: Guard Dwayne Wuhint- ton led six Syracute playen in doublefi&urca with 2S poinu u the No. 9 Oranaemen stampeded J 8th-ranked Big East Conference rival \'illanov1 before the laraest on- campus bukctbell crowd in history. The announced crowd of 32.520 in Syracuse broke a two-year-old rccon1of32.382 set when St. Jobn•s visited the Carrier Dome. Miller, Archer lead Crosby PEBBLE BEAC H (AP) -Dcsoit.e an crraat lbcJt into Carmel Bey, Jonny Miller uJvsid a 71 and ~ I tlaarc of t&e lead Friday after die ICICOftd round of the 4'th Bi.111 C.-,. Natioul Pro-Am Golf T ournameot. 1'heft was beautifUl waa.ber for pf IOday. No elQltft. II juta W11n 't that ftne a round." Mid Miller, Who had die lt.ed alone until be hooked his tee .,. down l"""'f the seal• frollictj"' in the water •IOftt the 18th fairway at Pebble Beacb. It cot& him a boteY and IOle control o( die top tpOC. ' Miller. the Rnt round leader, reecMd die tournament halfway point with a 139 total, .S-under-par, and was tied with 4S-ycar-old veteran ~~her. Mber who won this title an 1969, had a 7o at Cypras Point. Tour sophomore Brad Faxon was one IUOke beck at I~ after a 68 at Cypml Point. which play~ much. , much atier than in the COid. howlirls winch that produced such hiah 1COrc1 in Thunda)"• .... Jh& rouna . Ken 8roWn cit Scotland. with a 70 at Pebble Beach,..,.. next at 141 . Ores Norman of Auttrllia, winner o( two titlel lllt year, lhOl a 68 at Spy .... and led the international poup at 141. Alt0 at that ftpre "" Mark EAGLES ESCAPE, 40-39 ••• rr..•1 . Zimmer ecored ll and Fryer ftn- ithed ..... ~ l 7 :._,with .... oely ocher ·~ i• CIOUall ......... Lockwood c 12 or &1Mri& ..w ......... ao.toaplain Eetaadl'•~~·line( 1lo'2l).6ut llid dw re11~ for 40 ~· ellootint hm the Ae&d in the ftnt half ... cay -~·· ddmle." &wda nailed • o( 1 l ft-om "" radd 1n the llCOnd half, 1un.Jns ~ a tomeWhat cffective four cormn o( • rente 11 the scan of the fourtts period and up, ll·l9. COfOftl crept to willtln J6.3S with S:OO left Oii t lty.up by fryer, but Lockwood'• tlaree-poiater on SU.111' '*"-.. upPld h to J9..JS wtdl 4:J( to90. 11wn h • ftuny of ...... op-.• tom bodl ... until l Moow wtlh I :57 left. adl hid lhe bllll wttb I :06 left but Locbfood m'-d a lift l8d lbe .. Ki9 Md IMa Olll fill dllncl. .,... • !nm ....... h )till dldn~ matcrilliae. O'Meara. Doug Tewell. 0 .A. Wcibr- ina. Kikuo Arai of Japan and T .C. Chen of Taiwan. Arai bad a 69~ 73 and o•Meara 72. all at Beach, while TeweU lhot 70 and Wcibrina 69 at Cyprea Point. Hal Sutton WU amona the _pme•! aJamour names who were tubJeCted to the fim:e Winds at C)'pl'ell POlnt on Thunday and played a more sedate SPYllul Friday. Ne took advantaee of iiic improved weather to ao from 1 career-wont (an openint round ofl7) to a career-fint. He tcOred hi1 Ant hole in one with i 7-iron on die thifd hole on tbe way to a 71 . Bob Murphy impn>ved evco moft, aoina from an openjq 88 to a 69. 1 one-day improvement of 19 lbota. AllO at SID'llua were Tom WallOft, 71·1~: t..a.fty Wadkins., a l-time winner this seuon. 74-147: POA champion Lee Trevino, 73-141; Jack Nicklaus 72·1 ... ; Maten champion Ben Ctenlbaw, 81-160. Miller, playinsemlically_at Pebble le8dl. matchod three birdiet OD his ftnt lbt boles witb three~ OD tbe nnt four. He birdied the l 4Cb from about 1 l rect and went to .U under par with a wide-breakina 20-foot pun on the 16th. ht 1M I Ith COit him. when he ~a mNl-wood iato tM Be__y. ... waa.S IO lMf I OllHroo oft'the 1ee.tNamyC8ddytalbdmeCM1toti~ .. heukS. , 1'Anteaters face , alumni today Coach Mike Gerakos unveils the I 98S edition of his UC Irvine blseblll team today (I :30) when the Anteaters take on an alumni equad at Anteater Stadium. Tbt pme will follow a noon contest pittina the the J 975 UCI ttam apinst the rest of the alumni. Amona the former st.arJ ex- pected to play for the alumni are Keith Bridaes and Terry Stupy. both members ofUCl's Division II national championship team from I 974, and current pro- fessional players Wayne Justl, Carson Carroll , Gary Brahs and CasSoma. ~ > . MIA WISTHN co .. , • ._.NC. lttcMlc DMtlell w L ft ct. LA Llllltn 32 16 .667 Phoenh1 n ?S "' S.tllle 11 27 .431 Portland ?O 27 .'26 ua..wa 19 21 .... ~ C1otoen St1t1 10 3S .222 Mldw .. tl>M'*' OtnYtr 30 17 .'31 Hou\ton 26 20 S6S Dl illl 24 23 .Sil San Antonio 23 23 .soo Utah 21 26 .447 Kan.aa CllY lS 31 .326 IA5THN C:ON'•"INC• Alllfltlc OMtlell• loll on 31 9 .I09 Pl'lll1dt1Phl1 37 9 .ICM W11hl1191on 27 21 S63 New Jenav 21 26 .4.47 Ntw Vork 17 31 .3S4 c ......... Dl¥1tlell MllweullH " 1' .101 Detroit 21 17 621 Chlc190 14 23 .511 Allanl1 ?O ,. .'3S lndl•ne 16 Jl .340 C1t11l41nd 13 32 m ,,...,.,SC- LA Ulllltn !OS, Ntw YMll lCM Boiton 1'2, klf!Mt Cllv 1:13 Phll1de1Phl1 111, Chlc190 110 Alllnl1 126, Ci.vetand 1()1 lndl•ne 102, W1shl119ton 9S Uteh '21, Delles 109 S.n Antonio ICM, PM1i.no 93 MltwlUllH 109, Sffllle 91 TedH'l'GMNf LA Llllltn 11 LA C-...s, n Phlledt!Phl• et New Jenev loll-al WMll!nelon, n. kenHt City II CltYtllnd, n At11n11 11 o.troll, n Denver II H~ton, n Sin Antonio 11 Uteh, n Mltw1ukH et Portland, n New York 11 Golden s1111. n Laktn 105, Knkti1 l04 oa , ..... 11 11'1> 12'h 20'h 3\IJ 6 '"" 9 14\IJ ,,, 11\IJ 17 11'1'• 4 ' 1211. 17 19 N•W YO.-k (104 ) -Cumml1191 7-14 4-4 11, k l119 10· 13 3·4 23, l1nnlst1r 3·6 0· 1 6, Tucker S·I O·O 10. Walker S-13 S· 7 lS, lelltv •·S 2·4 10. SPerrow S-11 4·4 14, Cerltr 1·• 0-0 2. Orr 1·6 0-0 2, Grunltld 1·3 0-1 4. Totelt: 43·13 11·25 ICM. LA LAK••s (1'5) -ltembla 4·6 l·J '· Worthy 4· 10 4·• 12. Al>dul· Jet>Oer 11 ·23 4·12 26, JOflnson •·•'HI 17, Scoll 1·11 O·O 17, C-r 3·1 10-11 16, WI* .. 1·4 0·0 2. kuochlk 0-1 o-o o, McGee 2-6 0-0 4, SofiHI 0·1 M 2. Totll1~2l·l3 J0-'3 lOS. sar.-.. ~"'" New YMk 32 l3 17 tl-lCM LA LAktrt 1' 21' 26 16-IOS ThrN·llOlnt ooe11-SC:o11 Fou~ out-~rrow, &1Ml1ltr lteoouncss-H- Vorll ~ (Cumml1191 in. LOI Anotltl a !Aodul· Jet>t>er Il l. Anlatr-Ntw Yorll 33 (~rrow, Welker 10), Lot All9elet 27 (JOMlon 121. Tole! loufa-Htw York 34. L0t .t.neele1 26. Tachnb ts-Johnson, Loa Anotlel l'IHG COKh 'llltv, Ntw Yori!. ,...,d co.ch 8'own All1nd1nc1 -1',064. COLL&GE S.C. C ..... 71, UC Sen D .... '9 (M911·C--enctl UC SAN Dt•OO (6f) -ltffit 6, larraca I, M, 011>1alnak11 o, Nixon 2S. l(1m1nskv 16, Jt<1vn1k 4, S. 0 11H1ln1k1t 2, ltex o, etnnett I. To11l1: 32 5·7 69. SOUTHl._N CAU,0.-HIA COLLIGI (71) -W1rd 7, Anderson 10, truce I, ~AMllltr 11, Durhem 19. Avlle1 2 •• lerd11tv 14, Tlt>b1 0. Totels: 29 20-29 71. H•lfllm9: ~ coneoe. 40·31. To11t louts: UC Sen Dlt00 11, So C11 Collffe 14. Fouttd out: l1rr1ce (UCSD), k1m1n t11v (UCSDI. Ttchnfceh. 0 11>1sln1k11 (UCSDI, UCSD l>llleh. " c ..... Kef'el WIST USC 71, UCL A n (2 ol) Southern Cet ColltM 71, UC Sen Dle9o Wt1tmot11 S6, Ce l 1.u111er1n 4' UC •111trtlde 71, Cit Potv Pomone '9 Cet Stell LOS Anotltl 62, Cel Sl1t1 NortllrldtM 59 Sin Francisco St. ll, SICl'lrne<ltO SI 12 Chico SI. 71, Sonoma SI. S2 Heyward St 11•, CS Sl1nltl1ua 61 HumDOldl St. 61, UC Devis SS H1w1n Pacific CoH 1oe. Notre Dime Cot!eoe 76 .-ocKIH IOlllo St. n, loltt SI. 71 Mont•ne To 79, N. Mon11ne 76 Ntw Mnlco st, Air Foret S2 Weber St. 94, ldeho 12 Wyoming 65, T11111·EI P110 62 IOUTHWIST Arlt.anus '9. Tt.1111 A&.M 5J TCU IS, Hou11on IO SOUTH Nor1h Ctrotln• 13, The Cll•94 62 IA5T Svrecute '2. VIU1nov1 79 Columbl1 n, Yllle 67 Cornett 59, llrown S6 HtGH SCHOOL ••-nda .. , C... dll Mar Jf ( ... YltW L...-..> CCMlOMA 09L MA._ (Jt) -Moul1 I, Frvtr 17, Smlrl o. :Zlfnmtr 12, S1r1un O, Turner 2. To111~ ta l -6 39 •ITANCIA (4t) -Loellwooel 12. Ven Dorlft o, Clemllltt 17, SttmM 7, ~" 4, Covn o, Furln o To111t. 1• 12-n 40 kw• "" OMrtilrs cor-del M.tr 11 12 6 10-1' Estanc:l1 t t 14 t-.0 Tott t loult COl'Ollt del Mar II, Elllnd• 10; Ttc11n~IL Clemtnt1 (£), 2, Ellctlon. Cltmllltt IE) .... ,.,., ....... 62. ""'""'""42 ( ... vw L.eetw> Hl~T HA"IOll (6t) -Mete 6, Mc0Hrtn 14. Frt Mf 20. Jerntl I, IMCfl I, LlnelaeY '· Truong l, A. LH '· Sorensen l, M. Let i . Htvou o, Tortte o. To11ts: 24 14·7S 62. • UNfYl"1f'N (411 -Ptutaon 12. wer '" 0, Of11ton o, Arnold 12. Wln.ic>w O, SIOIJofl t. OltOOll 10, M.1111 1, Ferrttt 2, Meflfttnl 2, S.fldo 1. ~llC!ltt• O. O~vk O TOltll! ll 16·20 42. k-lrt~ Hewoorl H•IWf n 17 IS 11-62 Unlwril•v • • 11 ,,_., Total ~ New-1 Harbor 11, UntVef'· 1l1Y 11. TtcMlca": N__. lltfte:tl, UnlVtr· MIY MllCtl 0 Ocean View tOps Barons, earns tie lorn Ocean View Hi&h rallied for lhrtt aoats 1n the second half to &rcak a 1.1 deadlock to ~at Fountain VaJley Fnday and forat a tic for first place in tht Suntet Ltaaut soccer race. Meanwhile, Edison mi std a chance to join the lcMkrs when the Characrs were tjed by winleh Westminster, while Huntinaton Beach built a bia first-half lead and held on Marina. Founuin Valley at 4-1-l an Sunset Lequc play. one point a.Mad of Edi90n, ~h•ch it l.-t-2. ••Jt was our most impona.nt pnlt of the season." Mid a pleased Ocean View C<>a(h PauJ Kollar. ..We couldn't afford to tit because il would have still left us a potnt behind in the statH!inp." 8 ....... IMdll,--t:VlnceOukc 1eored three tNts in 1be first half and the Oi kn wi tbstood 1 e«oad .. half rally to tn m the Vikinp. Btn Lt FrancOtS and Tom McCtlne helped • makt it dott in the aeood half (or Manna, which (ell to 1-5 i.n Su.nte1 p&ay. Huntintton Bcxh'it l-l·l. In the Sc:a View Leaauc. Estancia and Newport Harbor posted shutout wins. Hecc's what took place: Okan Kaplan opened 1he sconna at the 1even-minute mark of the first half ror Ocean View, but Micky Pcnanoran wered with nine minutes remainina in the fint half to tie it for Fountain Valley. ~ I, Wett•bttlf' I: Mfi Campbell scom:S at the ll•minute man of the fint haJf on a n ..ts. from Glfrtn Sbaw to ~ve the Chatlien (l-1·2) tbc tie apmsl Westminster. whic6 bad 1 five-pmc losq stttak entenna 1hepme. Oeua View 4, Foua'81a Valley I: Robbie Sherry scored twice 11 minutes apan in the second half to lift the Seahawks to the victory. The verdict lrf\ both Ocean View and That!s when Sherry came through with his pair of goals and Garret Mathany..addcd an insurance tally with five minutes rcmainu~a to seal ~Jln View's win. • £1tuda I, c.r..a Ml Mat .. The e.&Jes sot th' only pl oftbe pme ~ minutes into the S1ddl•1clr 6', W...,.._ SS l ... V ... L.....-l IADOL•IACK (ff) -Jone' 1, I W1tl0fl :14, Peltrton 4, M. W111on ?O. Dell 6, s.n11 C:ru1 J. GOIOlft 3, l utltr 1 To1111 JS 1'·30 "· WOC>OelttOG• US> -llrven 6, lilwt'Pflv IS, Lvon 7. TownMn<t 6, Ke.te 6, Yori<. 3, ltouneohl 1. Sutlh••n 11 To111\ ?O 15--26 SS. kere in OU111tn Slddltbeck 10 1• 10 ls-ff woocnw1c1M 12 is 1 11-ss Totet louts: S10dltt>1ek 10. WooctWIOOt 14. Fouled OUI Lyon (W). Townaend (W) Ttellnlcel foul. lluti.r ISi Ocelfl View 56, 'tvfttaln YlllNV 31 (S4#twf L.....-> OCIAN VllW (56) -O.Brouwtr 12, Straight 12, P1n1lc1 6, L11Ht 13, llulltr •. Hoell.tr S. Htztty 0, lt1mlrt1 o. Helvtr\on 0, Flvnn 4, ~Gllnclley 0. To111, lt 18·24 S6. ,OUNTAIN VALL•Y <>•> -Emerson 6. lrlelno 12, Martin 12, I. Ztno 6, N1111t O. E. Ztno 2, Horner O. Goroon 0. koetach 0, SC:ott O. To1111 14 t0-1' Je · Score ov Querier\ OCHn Vltw 10 10 12 2-S6 Founleln V1ll1v S a 11 •-JI Total foul\ Oc11n View 16, Founteltt Vt lltv 12. Foutt<t out· Marlin (FV) Technl· "I: HOrMf' lFV). ac1sen 11, w .. tmlM,... S4 (s.-t L'""91 w•nMtHSTI" (S4) -Dt vet 1• Schurman 12, Dnl1 4, H1rrla 1, lllln 4, 1..0VI 4, Austin 2. Smlltl I, Ocl'tot 1, SvOOOclt 1. Tollh: 24 6·1 S4 IDtSON (71) -PrlnGI 10 •'"""'"'n lS, McCOMelt 12, COit 16, Ketone 9 Sm11h •. S.~ltclt 4, Coeoe11 1 To1111 14 23·30 71 k.,. 1rt Ouamn Wt1lmln1tt r 10 11 I• l._S.. Eolson 15 1s 14 11-11 Tbtel fouls: W1tlmln1ltr 2S, EOlaon t Mlr'IM 6t, H~ lffctt St l SU!tM'f Leewe) MA._IMA UOI -Crefl 6, C'lnt 4. GtOrHton 20, Gullcl 7, Knutt 11. Mtdln1 2. PLO. J O!t lt._11 1t:24 60 HUNTINGTOH a•ACH (St) -Howerd 12, SC:hutl •, H1n1111n 20, Snow 9, VIII f , H1rrlg1n 5. To1111· 27 S· 12 St ken .,., 0Uet19r1 Merine 19 11 14 10-60 Hunt1n9ton 811ch 10 71 16 12-59 Total fouls: Merine 10, Huntington lleach 18. cap11tr•M Y ... v 7'. Irvine • 1 (s.uth C..1t LMWel CAltlSTitANO VALLEY ()'6) -C1ll 13, BuloYlkY I, LukH 19, ltttO 6, Menltv 1. TraMl 2. S1er11. 2. llurne11 o. 81l11hlOI 2. W1lk1t n To1111 31 14·26 16 lltVlNE (61) -P1tchell 10, Temure 4, Htrrlf19 20, Moctrt 4, ltevt •. SC:nufl1 0, Murphv 0, Trout 11, Snoc!Ov I Totall n 15-37 61 kwe l>Y 0Ulntn C11>111r1no Vettey 17 21 19 lt-76 lrVIM 10 11 19 1 ..... 1 Tolll toull C1Pi1treno Vi lle• 11 lrvlne ?O Fovtt<t out P11chell (I), Manley ICV) Mltlr D.i 15, st P'aUI lS (AllellUI LM9W) ST. ltAUI. US) -Wltt1 6, Scott 6. Ademson 12. Av.re 6. ~· 5, W1#lg 0, NHIV O. Tolllt• 14 7· 1J JS MATE.-Dlt (IS) -Lt wlt 33. Mltchtll 16, ThOmla 6, Pttl>OCIV 0, Klllv 2, Dwytr e. Mounu 12. Pellon 2, Strlcklln o, M1or11111 2, SOtnctr o. lttOouly 2. JOVCI 0, lttmllltrl 2. Tolllf" JS 15-19 IS kere lrt OU•'*' , &1 P1u1 a 5 10 12-J5 Mlltr Dtl II 11 32 17-U To111 loull: St Peul 14, M111r Dtl 14. .... "" Chrlatt.n SO, St. Mkhatl's 44 lA<Hemy L"911tl ST. MICHA•L'S (44) -Miiion 14, Mlrllnt 13, Pouuard I. Vt lttclllo 6, Httgney l Tolels: 17 10·21 44. HIWftO'tT CHIUSTIAN (SO) -MorN n 12, .JoMtlon 2, Oten 10, Herl>lf'I 17. Conn 1. AOechl 2. Tolllt: 19 12·21 SO ktr• lrt ~,.. SI. Mleheel'I 7 I I 11_.,. NtwPOrt Cnrl1lltn 16 11 7 9-50 To111 fouls St MlchH l'I 11, NewPO(I Chrlall•" 1e. Fouled out Moroen INCi HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS Sea Vi9W LHtue NtWPO<'I ~1rbor Ealencle LMtue WL • 1 I 1 6 3 6 l 4 s 2 7 Overall WL 17 J C or one oet f'Mr SIOclltt>ld< Llllunl leech COHI Mtn WOOdtlrldoe Unl11er1Uy 2 1 0 9 ,rldlY'I karts E1t1ncl1 40, Coron• cltl Mir 39 L19Ul\e 8t1cll "· Cotti MtH 6S NewPO'I Herl>Or 62, Unl11enl1v 42 Sldd~k 69, WOOCICH'ldlle SS ~.,,. Gemtt (7:)0) E111ncl1 11 Ntwoorl H1rbor Unl11ar1Uv 11 Coron1 del Mir SlddltbKk 11 L111un1 ll11ch Wooelt>rld9t 11 Coste Mt11 SUns.t L .. 9U• '° 2 1• 6 13 1 7 11 1 12 . ., 3 IS LM91141 o-.. Oclen Vltw Edl1on Fouflt1tn Ventt Hunt111.91on ll11ch Marin• W111mln1te< WL 6 0 s 1 3 ) 2 • 2 • 0 • ,,,.. •• , ktrt\ WL 17 J 13 • 11 • 1 10 10 11 ) 14 Ouen Vltw 56, Foun11ln v111ev 3' Merine 60. Hunttnvton lltacl'I St Eo1son 71, Wtslm/"'"' S4 W.._..V't G-(7:>01 EO•ton II OCMn V- Foun111n V111tv 11 Merine Hunltneton h ech ,,, WHlml"'''' S.U• CNlt LMtue LM.-.. WL OWfll W L Min ion Vlelo Cte>ht,-1no V1Htv Dene Hlltl El Toro LAoune Huts $ef'I Otmtn" tr vine 1 ' ' ) 6 ) s • 3 s J s 0 t ,,,..., •• kwtt ••• 11 ) ,. 5 10 II It 10 1 11 6 1S C1111w1no V111ty 76, trY1ne " Min ion Vlelo 64, l.tlNlll Hill• 44 Dene Hllll 11. ~· TOl'O 60 .......... .,.. ca.-. (Jl)O) Dan• HIMI •• lr'llnt Mlu lon Vt.lo •• Ct~tr•no Vtllly Sen Cltmtnlt ., Leount HIU. ~ ...... LMWe WL f'Mter o.i • 0 ~ )( i I S..-vli. l J St. Ptut 7 • •llhoe Amat I $ ·~Mon--• I J Prt9V'• kilrw MtMt Ot1 15. SI .....,. lS Ovwll WL fl 0 1• • 1 11 6 11 • ll I. lS tfSllOe Metlt .... 'I A. 9""" Arntt W ""' JC n. W>f lte " ~ ........ 17 .. l tjSllOIJ MOl\~V •t Malw o.i lat C"--c-.i ...... v-. 0-.. f11Jt) ~x 11 1~Amet Ser'lllt •• St .. • s Crosby· golf scores (at ...... htcfl) Johnnv Miller •n-139 GeortM Arch« 69-70-139 &red Fuon n -6t-140 ken Brown 11·70-141 Klkuo Arel n ·ff-141 0oug T-111 n -70-141 Gr" Norl\'laft 7 ....... 141 Merk O'M11r1 70-71-141 T C Chen 6f·7)-14.1 D.A. Wtlt>rlne 73·6,_142 Jev H111 7S-6'-143 Jim Sllytont n-11-10 lltrnherd Lenoe< n -71--144 Curtlt Strenge 7S·6,_144 H~I GrH n n -1?-144 Lon Hln6t.lt 76-6,_145 Gr111 Powers 73·72'-14S Jim Thorpe 76-6,_1'S Pevnt Sltwerl n· 7)-145 W. llt1ck1>urn n -..-145 Lerrv Ntlwn 72·7l-1'S Chris P.,.rv 7S·70-1•S Lerrv "'"ktr 73·1?-1•5 LH Elder 70-7S--145 SkNltr Hftlh 7l·12-14S Mike Riki 70·7S--14S f'Mrll l.v• 7S·7o-14S Devld ()grin 72·7>-145 Gery McCord 7S-7o-145 Lerry Mitt 7S·70-14S CO<'tv Pivin 7•·71-1,.. Breu UPC>tr n -69--1,.. Jim NeffO<d 74· n-1 .. Devld Grehlm 73·7r-1,.. &rid F•INH 7S·71-1 .. Tim Norris n ·7t-146 Tom Welson 7S·71-1,.. W1lllt WOOCI '9· n-1 .. It°"" ""81tble 73· n-1 .. Tim Slme>\On 74·7~1 .. Chip 8edl 7S·71-147 G-Ot llurn\ 73·7-147 Wevne Levi 77· 70-1'7 Ken Gr-7•·71-147 lloCI Twey 76· 71-147 Mike Oonelcl 71·6,_147 IMO Aot.I 7l·7t-147 LI MY Wldkln\ 73·7t-147 Sino... Lyle 76-71-147 Howerd Twlnv 77·70-147 ·1tnnibw11r 1s-n=m M. McCuH0\1911 72·7S-147 Ed Srieec:t 73·7-141 Rllll>l'I ~um 77·70-147 Jim Kent 73·7.,_147 P 0o1terlll>lt 76-n -r• Tom Jtnllln' 76·7Jf-1• LH Trwlno 1s-n-1• Jiff Hen 1s-n-1• Fred COUPitl 76-72-1• Midi Soll 77·71-1 .. Joe tnmen 7S-7l-t• Dtn Pohl 76-71-1 .. Dtvkl Frost 1s-n-1• Jeck Nldlleut 76·n-1 .. Helt lrwln 77·71-1 ... Joev RetMll 72-76-141 MMl<.McCumbtr 71·71-149 Ptt McGowen I0·6,_149 Chltlle lolll119 77·72-149 c .. renc1 Rott 1s-1..,_149 Dick LOil 76·79-149 Mlllt Nlcotttlt 7•·7S-1., Dan H•lldorson 71·7~-1'9 Rot>erl Wrenn 7S· 7t-149 John Cook 76·7>-149 SColl Hoch I0·71>o-150 llob E111wooe1 7S-7S-1SO Nlcll Felclo 76·7 ..... 150 And\' l11n n-n-1so LouG,..,,.m 7S-7S-1SO Tom Llhmln 76·7 ..... 150 G-1.lllter 7S-7S-ISO Miki Hulbtr1 ll·ff.-150 Tommy Aaron n-n-150 Jc>MMll\I~ 7t·71-ISO Gerv H111ber11 7S-7S-ISO &ootlv Clan'IMll 7'·7-150 Blllv Cue>tr 7S·7J-ISO Merk llrootu 76·7t-ISO D1Ylcl Edwerlh 76-7-150 G•v er-1s-1s-1so ~ Slndl4er 75·76-ISI M . llernotlll 76·7S-1S1 Tom Kiit n-7-ISI Merk H1vt1 77·7.,_ISI V.JclO<' lt111eledo 74·n-1SJ Lortft ltotltrh 11-7~ 151 D•nnv Edwerch 7S-7~151 Fr1fl1t. Conner 1'·7>-IS2 GreoTwiHs 7t-7-1S2 John Adema 11·74-152 N. Crost>v 76·16-152 Merk.Wflle 77·7S-1S2 ---~ ,.., .... Bot>C>v Wedklna 71·7t-1S2 Merk Pfeil 71·7-1S1 . Women's golf sco~~s LP'GA tournament (It, '-"'1tl IWfml ... Clll Nl~V Lt<lllelltr 74-n-1 .. J1ne1 Anotraon 71·7-14' Denise SlrtCllO 75-7-lft Slltrrtn G1IW.lth 76·7-150 Pellv H1v11 74-7>-147 S.ndr1 Pt llT*' 7S-7S-150 J_pA.nnne Cer~ 70-66-136 Jene Geddtl 72·7S--147 Jent Locll 76·7.,_ISO Ml« Mitter 70--69-139 VICkl Atv1rt1 74·7.._I .. OHM l.Hktr 7S·7S-150 Pel llrldltv 70-71-10 o.o4>lt Aus lln 7S·7>-1 .. 011e E~lne 71·19--150 Det>l>le MIHIY 69-13-142 M Zlmmerma" 71·77-141 Jene Crefler 7•-76'-150 Ctndv Hitt 12·7o-142 M F.·Oolll 14·1-141 Dot Gtrmetn 7•·76-150 C1t11v Mone 67·7S-142 Ce thv Kretalf'I 71·71-1• Mertv Dlck.,.ton 7•·76-150 Pelll Rln o 73·n-1SO Thtrue H1111on n -7>-lSO Aveko Okemoto 71·11-150 Jull lnlllltr 72·7~1'2 Ro11t JonH 76·71-1 .. Mlrlhl Neutt 73-70-lc:l Donni Whitt 73·7S-I .. Leurle Rln~er 72· 71-143 Snlrltv Furlon9 7•·7.-141 Jene 9tetocll 67·76--;-1'3 8e11trlY IUIU 71·77-141 Oetlblt Hel 7S-7S--150 K1111v Wllllworlh 71·72-143 01Wf! c&e 16·72-1• Cl"jlY Flw 77-7)-150 Amv Alcoll 11-~1-l~ Judv Cieri!. 14-7S-149 l..orl G1r1>1u 7S-76'-1S1 Vicki Flf'llOfl 72·7t-1._ Hoflll $11C'I 74·7S--149 J K11mlers1t.I 72·7'-ISl ltOtlln w111on 7 ... 70-144 SM!ltv Hemhn 76·73-1"9 Jo Ann Well\lm 76•7S-IS1 Ptnnv Hemmtt 7'·7S-1SI MelllM Whilmlrt 71·1C>-ISI JtrllVn l rlU 7•·~14' LIUfl P11tnon 76·1>-149 J-1 Cotta '9·76-145 C Chert>onnler 7S-7-149 Pell'l'.ShMll•n 6t-76-14S 9ell'I Solomon 71·11-149 Sue Fogteman 76·7J-IS1 Marci loH rJll 70-7S-14S Ketnv P011t1w11t 76·69-14S Su11t ltrdov 73·72-l•S LIU(tft HOWi 71·1-145 Anne·Merll P1Ni 76·7>-1•9 L .. AM C1111dlv 73·76-1'9 s ... Ertl 73·76-149 Jo Ann Prtnllu 73·76-149 Pet Mever1 76·7S-IS1 M It ·Herdll) 71·13-151 LYM Perktr n-7-151 e 111,,e Crosov 79·72-tSI Pam Gl•IZtft 74· 71-145 -Cero1v" Hiii n -77-1•9 Alluko Hlk1119 79·72-151 Allct ltll1m1n 71·7S-1,.. 1.1ure Hurll>ul 74·1.S--149 I.Yon Stronev 76·7)-lff Anne Ktllv n -7-151 Nencv Lo11e1 71·7S-146 Pie Nllu O" 71·13--lSI St1ph1nl1 Ferwlo 71·75-1 .. , Sherri Turner 70·79-149 LIH VovnQ 77·74-ISl C~NITY COLLEGE WOMEN' Oranee CNSt 73, CVPf•H 65 (s.uth c .... c.....,_, CY"'IUS (U) -N1k11ont 13, Hollman 73. ZuPln 13, Joite>h 12, Tripi 4. Tollll 16 ll · 11 6S. • 0.-ANO• COAST (731 -Sllepk1 2, Qvlc.k 2, Hel~~ 2S, Perktr I . KOtleYlirW 12, Ctvlatmen 4, Tllol>e 20 Totals 28 17·16 73 H1lf1tme· Cvortu, 36·3S. Tol1l loul1. CvPftU 19, On fl11eCOf\t 11 Foultd out. Zuoe.n IC). TllOt>e i OCCl C'"""9ft JS, Getden West 6' (Sev111 (Nit C.~) GOLD•N WIST 169) -Amon t leffemy t , JohfttOll 19 8 rvan 5. EH lll'I 17 Guthrie I, Storer l To11t1 26 11·27 69 COMl'TON (tS) Brown t• Duckworth 14, Grou 19 81t1gn1m 17 Mc0owl4t 6, hlhel 11. H•rris 13 To111l " 1· 16 ts. Helfttme Come>lon, SO· 23 To111 tout.1 GOl<len Weal 16 Compton 13 Foullcl out'. Mc0ow141 (C), 8rven IGWC l Ttchlllcll Goldefl WHI COICh 1 Seddlebadr 13, Mf. Sen Antonio 57 (Seut91 c .. st C....,._.I SADOLlaACK (13) -Contrera I . E1ltv 15. Vlne1 2. Jon11 )4, LlmtOrPOll. 6, Cumin 9, Tevlor 11, HI"" IS Totell 32 19·16 IJ MT. SAN ANTONIO (57) -Bonner I. O'lrltn 26, ltlvllle 2. Stallworth 2. Vln'°n 4, HOUCI!. s. Scollo 10. To1111 2• 9· IS S7 Heltll,,,. Stddltl>lck. 40-10 To111 toull. Seddlel>ack 14, Ml Se n AntonlP 19 Foutt<I out· Scollo IMS.AC l HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Ecltolft 69, Wntminster SI (s-.f LM91141) WIUTMINSTI._ <Sll -Wetter 2, LI 2, AklOI 1•, 81111 9, lel1 6. 8ell19tle 16, SHnCt 2 To1111 ?O 11·2:1 SI •ocSON (6') -HeftMUt V 10. 091>urn 15. Noftst-12. w 111on I, Tvttr I ltudO 11. Harmen • Totett J I 7· 16 69 Scerellv~ w111mln11tr 1l 14 t1 1>-i 1 EOllOft 11 19' n 17-69 Tofil IOull Westminster 14, EdlM>n 11 Foultd OVI Nofft i-!E ) I.I CW) SUMet L.....- '-'""' WL s ' S I 4 , 2 4 2 • ~•n Vltw Founlt ln Vellev EOISOll Hunlinelon leech Mattne w111m1"''"' 0 6 ,,...,., Scere Edison 6'. w .. tmln11er SI \ ....... ~ "'6H SCHOOL o.twll WL IS S , 14 • 12 • 9 t1 ' 11 • 14 ....... 1,c-•--· l \ttnde IW'llle· *""' 1 ............... u. ....... .....,..,, ..__ Kor.. Ttlml>IV11 L~ '· C,_. 1, WiDllt t oc.. v..w ' ,...... """" 1 Oc#fl View ICW .... Shefn t, (Ulel'I I, Milltleft¥ I It-I V.-.Y .cer• ,...,._ I II 8 ........ ,,_,_) H\11>--...._ --O\AI .\ ~tie.,_~ F~s I, Mc0tre .... ). Wu••Alo: I ·~~'-C.....' • U.S. Nattenll lndoer (It """"""") 0Ut""11Nt ~ Y1nnlc11 Noell (Frenct> otf Sh•,,., Ptrklu ltlfl14), 6·3, J·6, 6· l . Jimmy Connon IU S ) Oef l(,..ln Curren ISoulh Alrleel. 7·6, 6·4. Etlol Tt tltchtr IU S ) dlf Greo Ho1met IU $.), 7-6. 6·l S11f1n Eot1er11 (Swedtft) def Ired G11w1 IU S I s.nlerl Nurftlmenf (ltU..,.. ...,.., ''"t"--~ Frt<I StOlle (Au\lrelle) dlf Mltcolm AnOtf\on IAUl lrelle), 6·l. 1-6 6·• c ..... UC WvlMt, CS~ 0 SfMlilt Min Son Hl119 !UCtl dlf JOflnlOll, 6-2, 6-J, Aclt.trrT\11'1 IUCtl def 8un11. 6·0. 6·2, Derr IUCI) clef Merttchel, 6· I S-7 6-• • Y1lt1 (UCI) clef ChlrlH , 6·2, 6·1. Hinkel lUCll clef Ftlnt>IOom. 6·1. 4·6, 6·4. E wtno IUCll dlf ller1l11, 6·4, 6·1 ~· Derr·Men Son Hln11 IUCll Cit! Chertes· Merttehtl, 7·6, 7·6, Ani11on·Htrn1dendl1 IUCll Otf Jonn'°n·8 urfl1. 6·2, 6·l . 81rh1m ·V11ts lUCI) Otf Ft lnl>loorn·8er1· 111, 6·2, 6•1 C ..... women .....,.~~· Ju119 IP) dlf Rhortr. 6·1. 6·2. S.ncllei IP> dlf I. Trenwuh, 3·6. 6·4, 6·3 llertrend (P) Clef Pellon, •·3, 1·S, ~-· (UCll dlf HOC>111n1, 6 ·7 6·1, •·2 (l"lllred), l..us tv IP> dlf 0 Trenw1th. 6· I. 6·3. Allfl"" IPI dlf Glord1nelt1 6· 1. 6· 1 ~ L Trtnwhl'l·P111on (UCI) Off Smith· a .. trend, 6· t. 6·2, D Tr...,wltll·$1'1tot1<ew1 IUCU dlf • Jun9·McGowef\. 7-6 •·1 RhOrtr·Oflool IUCtl Ott Lustv·Allfam1 6·), •·1 NHL CAMftalLLCOM'•"INCa SM.-~ Eomonton CtltllN W\MI"° KIMI Vencou~ W LT~ G, 3'961'1 2St " 19 1 " >O ft '1 s .s1m n 10 • ~ m 14 l2 1 lS 180 Nerrl\ OMtlell St LOU•\ '1 It t S 1 1'4 lit Chic.ago 22 16 l •1 100 1'4 MiMtM>ll IS 1S 10 40 17S * 0.trO<I IS )0 1 )1 111 J'l6 TorOflt• tl ,, 1 1' IP '1 I WALISC0..,1.-llKI ftttnc.lOM.- w.~on ll ll I Ph'll oe-.ie 1' 14 6 NY l\ltncMn 26 n ) NY,__.. t7 14 I ~•~9'1 ll n j ,.,,......, 16 1' s ..... ~ Mto\INtl ,, \6 lO ~ 1'JU11 Oueeec 1.t II t ... ,_., 1• )I I Hwt .. f " ,.. s .. "' ... • ltl 1.46 n "' ~ 1'1 .. 1' 141 .. ~'°'" Hew WW. I, NY _...,.. 2 T~l~J • "'"""""" ' ...,,,..,., > 1•0 ..... ~ ~tttDAY'S "ISULT1 ,, ... ., ............ ,...., ,_ST .-ACa. ~ mile MC.e Ft, Man Fly (Crwfr4) IUO S 00 Mitftr c;u.1 ... (lehoulll) 2~.0 SIUPC>ttt ~ (K\ltOWl ' Tlnlt: 2':tO 11 S. • U •XACTA 16-11 Pllcl U7 60 laCOlllO .-ACa. One mile PKe EloCluent ltov tPl«ce> IS ., uo Ttlltmon (Ptrktd l.20 Andvt Hound (ltlldlltl Tltnr. 2:00 31S u axACTA 13·1) Plld 174 10 TH•D •AC•. One mllt PIC. Arvtrnes Girt (Aubin) ) 00 l 00 Never tn Ooul>I (Perlo.._'l'I 600 Totar1 ltotet (Kueoter) ~lme: l:S9 ll~ U •XACTA (5-1) PllG 13300 ~T" ._AC •• Ont mite NCI Terport MMl1nnt (O\mr) IUO 560 Zl9 (CrOVtlen) uo PrlMMs Lile tCrawfordl Timr. HO •IS l"WTH ._ACI. Ont milt Met uo tto uo 2.20 HO 2.60 l.M 2'0 l OO Quedwln I Lon90l ~ ?O 100 10 00 TtrPOfl Oonn11 (Anoenonl S60 3 00 #roo(tv ,81ut flt~) J IO Tlmt. 2:01 , s SJ EXACTA 11·1> Pl.0 MS? 10 SVCTH •ACI. One milt Peet Certltls Sir'-(F SIWI) 6 60 U O UO ~~Snow (J Stltrren) l..20 l.00 T'-"llS (Kotftl9) 4.IO Time-2:00. ll •XACTA t•·ll PllO UOO StEVUfT" lllACI. 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IOtlverH) 4 .0 Tlmt 111 SEVENTH •ACI • lurton9a llle-cle Of LUCll IVlnlll I 4U 440 J 10 Orffm Fu thtr (Hew,.v •IO ] 60 Sln AOio\ IP•nc.evl l 90 Tl,,,. 1 10 J 5 U IXACTA 11·0 otlO '"SO llGHTH It.ACE. I • mltH on turt Wllltrn ISl•Ytl'I\) 1l 00 & .0 ) eo Doul>ll 1.,,.. (Ofle9•' 100 4 XI Fellh tL01ov•I / • 10 Time I 41 l S U ltlCK SIX 1S I I S 1·6) 011d t 110,tS7 68 "111111 one #IM11'19 hCi.•I "'. hOrSMI U Pie• S•• con\Olehon ot•d S 1.31' 10 w tn 91 •lnnll'Q "'"•'' 1!1vt h0'\4'\ I NINTH RACIE & lurlonlll P1'lilo1-1 MCCrnl l7 .0 ll .0 110 Ft o .... , I Stevens I I.XI 4.., 1=or1une·a K•~"' Toro 3.0 Tome I 09 ) S U EXAC1'A •·S °''o ~ ~ Alltnelenct 1• 11'1 FrldlV't tT'antactlOn1 au1a1o1.L NatltNI l..M-PITTSllU•G., P ~A TE~ llNC"4'0 • Cotltrecl l i>f...,.,..,1\ w '" flO<I ~U" Y CKl!io Guenlf and J•m ""'"" ~·•c,,..\ lton Wol\I\ \l\O'l\IOP ""0 81'""' o ...... no outt~ on one ve•• CO"'•art• SAN F 'IAN(l!.CO ". rs l••O.O HC.fo ,,.,,., ou•t..ici.r •o ,,.,. S• \.ovl\ Cerd•~" IOf O.•t 1.aPo nt P •cne• Dev•o G•ft" ovll~f·t••\I N\tm&' C.arv lh t\letl. fll"\1 CNI\...,..... •Ml JO\f C.M1•l•tl ~·'-f OOTIALL ... _..., ..... \. .. _ Cl.E.VELAND ll•OWN!t -S111~ Ov•" MM'.lo. runn•l?V btc• •o " ,.., t\ o• one .,.,.., ('Oftlf"Klt INOIANAPOl.IS C.01. T~-N•"'•O ""°'" 11 ~~ve COOf01<11•or ~ ...... ~ CAl.(;AltY S ~M°l'EbE ·~-H1m10 aw ltlltv oirec:10f cit ,,.,,.,. __ ,. OTTAWA •OUC.H llllDEltS-StnH ~ ~1111 ......,, ... -IO a two .,.., (Ollllr"K t llln I " OOl 'Oii fM1 4n ~ 11111 Tom 0...."'911 Clof't<tof ti -... _..,.. 1\1\ r•....-'"' ctuel UMed .... ,..... l.MtM U.C1t;SOHVILLE I Ul.l ~ Milt --N1W11e M O IO I """" ..... , °"""" IC1 cou.1~ SOUTHf"N Ml •.-Q01\T-S•e1114I ~ C~ 11MC1 toatoe c II It I ""'"' • ...., (Ofl~ • ··-- ,. Pirates, G auchos prevail Both Orange Coast and&ddlebeclc colleaa ·stayed wi\Jiin reach of the South Coast Con.ftrcnce lead with victorie1 Friday night in women's bask.ctbaJI act.ion. The fira\CS strugled put Cypress while the Gauchos were cruisi.ftg to a win over Mt. San Antonio. Golden Wnt.. meanwhile, couldn't keep. up with Compton. In a high school pme. Edison ha4 no trouble with Westminster. "" Herc's bow it wcnc Oruce c-.a n , CJJ"91 Ii: The smaller Charaen. winners of j ust one game in sec -play this season. pve the host Pirates all they could handle, movina to a 36--35 lead at halftime. _.....,_. However: behind Amy Hathoock's 25 poi.nu and 20 froD) Mary Brth Thobe, Orange Coast rallied and cruised home with the win, its. cithth in nine conference outinp. . Ayurni Kobayashi added 12 points and Tami Parker bad l l reboVnds to help the PiraJes. For Cypras, Q,crvt Hoffman dropped in a team-bisb 13 points. · c.m,._ H , GeNe8 WeA .. Host COnl'ptOn;-wti~ ... ,... Seddlebetk Wednesday, built a S0-23 halftime ~ in handiq the •. Ru~ the lopsided defeat.. 1. ... Debbie Eastin tia4, l l points ~ ·Sandy Storef hauled down 12 re- bounds for Golden West (~8 in conretcn<le, •.~12 oYefall). S ... JIMd U. lllL S.. AM I .. I 57: The Gauchos bad no prob&em.s i.a securing the victory at Mt. San Antonio as Lorita Hines scored 18 poinu and Heather Es.aey -dcspitr sufferina from the flu -~ IS poi nu and added seven assist.s in Just o~ quarter of play. In a hiah school game: FAtMm u, 1feste1Mter 51: Denise O&bum led a balanced Charter anack which featured four players in double f 11Urn as Edison stayed a step behind co-lea«rs FountaJn Valley and Ocean View in the Sun~t Leaaue. ()&bum bad IS point.s. Manha Noffsinger and Linda Rudd 12 apictt and Michelle Hennessey I 0 to pa~ the Chargers. Susan Tyler had IS rebounds and Hennessey added nine assast.s for Edison. 4-2 in league aod 12-8 overaJI. UC Irvine p osts tennis shutout The UC Irvine men's tenrus team made 1t four straight an dual match compct1t1on Fnday. downins Cal State Northndgt. 9-0. on the o\ntcater courts. UCI has now won 1hrcc of its fi rst four ma1ches by the scott of 9-0. In Fnday's victor). An1cater sll\fle1 players Rob Hinkel and Chm Ewina showed they had recovered from early-season illness. Hinkel topped Kevan Feanbloom. 6-1. 4-6. 6-4. wh1~ Ewing disposed of J"1Tlll.' Bara1as. 6-4. 6-2. l'Cl's doubln teams t'3:Sll} won their matches and have no~ won all 16 of their matches in lhe fo ur dual mt'ttS On the women's side. UC Irvine '\uffercd its first sctbad.. of the season after five victories. desp11e sweeping 1n doubles. Pc.-ppt'rdinc. 10th ranked an tht" na11o n. dealt the Anteaters a 5-4 <;('tback. winning all ihe poants an sangles Bui UCTs doubles 1cams of Lola Trcnwn h and Colleen Panon. Dana T rc n~1th and Har uko Sh1geka~a and 1ephanie Rhorer and L1bb\. Ddpo1 each claimed straight ~I \tCIOn~ Stolle wins to reach final Fred Stolle defeated Ma.lcOlm •\nderson. 6-3. 1-6. 6-4 Fnd&y in a fi"t-round match of the Foster's Lager Tenms Champion hips at the Ritz-( arlton Hotel in UJUM N!fuCI Bv winning a battle of Austrahans. 5tol\c quahfics for the championship matc;.h of tht' threc-<by tournament for former tenn1$ att•ts 4S year\ of aJ( and older tollc will fltt tM winner of tod:" '\ match bttw«n Rod Laver of Au traha and GeM Soon 1n unda)'\ {'hamp1on\h1p mAtt'h 4'1ollc and Sc.on dcbted Laver and \ndc~n. 1~7. in a ont-wt e-xht· b1tton doubt match Fnday. La\.et and tollc ,inll meet l and o\ndenon in anot~r exhibition double-match toda 'ttrh1k Laver and Scon Wiii fact tolk and ~ncknon 1n an c'h1b111on doubln matc-h unda) TM adm1 1on ctiarsc -.11 bt StO 1oda) and S 12 for Sund.I 's \tnales and doubles ftnali r f I I I I I ml1Cl . ... .. .., pa ML! !119 _It's time for i-ev¢iig~ - ":!C.~a'*lll1 "=='."A-I •~:SC= Pe."!!'~ Tiit....,..,.... .. r .......... ...,.. .. -;;U"'..-,....,._. doll'I.,..._ ............ , ..... fel=I-,.,..... 04'1 MIDIOAL IN · A 1N w 1ttH tT LJM. CWICM.L•wtMIM AWO l'llM......, ._.-Of IOMHC8 "'-'·•,,:: GAii.... ITIO 1N I 11'fl ,.,... AUOOIATll 11111 llMI "otltlOtlt _.,_,,.... W..,.IC,,._,.. , NO~~ TO~ . ...t 1A, eo.1a ...... c.lf'. ~· Lit., ._. ....... ~:::i .. ·~~o ...... ~u= ~ A. ,.. ... =JJ:• I ... Ti 1 I ' .. I. ~c.11-= -CiHfiM, 11' 1. 11111 It W_,. It.,....,.,.~ 1ithCoaat •tan ding• ao rd Joh a~ I k nd d WU9H "-..,_ 'J:i. 1 __, .. "!"'""'' II c.... W... CA tm1 Ollf, -.-orwa n IKrwc • auar vouAM ~ 111 ..,.... ,...... a11t1••••L.1t.HYM· n; ~ .__ nit ltullt*t 1t ..,.. Ron Batley are dw keyl lO th I yea(• IV ~.... UD LI • ..,, ""'°" ..... a.If,.... ...... ,...,, .. to .-ow .. duOled..,. M .,.,....., C'ha1Jtt lt1m. · UTA D1MA 10 .--Cl. w .... 1N I. TllONI Gtot9' o.wll. Mitd Ill Orltl8t CGuMy °" CfwteelM A ,_ OCC. meanwhile. will try to 1n1pa DIMP. DON 11tfl ..,..., Cote• MIM. Ztt11~'!!.·1~ No_.,..,•, lM1 TI*.._,,... .. .., • Yt11 ._. • C1t••u c.lf t2t27 INdl.CMf.nM9 . l'lt.INO.P'•11*1 wtlfttfleeountYC*ftlOf()r. " lluee-pmc los1na su-eak. ..,. ..., ... ••• • u• 11 ,1111 bWlntll It oon-Tl* IMtMN It oon-TIMlt9 .,.,..,.,...,.. ino. ~ couney on....-; to • • c1111 -o.'11 Sha&Jthn Ryan lad• the Pirate• ~·.!!!.!.• .. •.,... dl-.ctby.i~.,.nntr· ~by.~ 1011•1 .... 11,.. .• ~c:',. '"' t~ _ W a. W a. with an 18.4 averaae. , --·---.... ..,.., T Cettlll L '" , II. C ...... r-•- Rcve-wilJ bea mot.lvata:Jfactor "'"1'°' 1 0 11 a Slddlebltk. also 4-4, w11n't overly ...,.. ..., CA t2tl1 Or-. a... ._ MA IM-Ntt.-' i •' thn·11.--:a ....... ,he fl .. •I m1'nu•-of a A...., • ..,.. ..... ThofWl.LM Thil ..... .,,.,,. .. ..., TNa....,.. .. ..,.. DlllfV ~a.t,'ft, toniabt u lhe second round o South ,.,..,.Otl t a tt 10 -.. ... m 1 ·--· ~ ,.. ,.. .,... TNa .... .,,,.,.. .. fllM ~aw•_,.,.,_, u . Co.at Conference belkelbell action °'"'" Coe•t 4 4 1J ' 56--55 ovtnlme defe&l to Mt. San ~·:-• •• _. 1119 wMfl ~ alt1l of Or· ::. ~ = ro· Tilll "-'•~ fll9d IA.ol40 beain1. ~~="" ~ ! :: : Antonio (7·1) In the 1et1ue opener. ..::z:::::=.:::: r.1: °"~"· ttN .. '=-~~::1 _______ _ Onnee Cout Collelc tr1vel• to c:.m.tt0tt ' • 1 11 The Oauch\)I also were hun ~ the ...., • ,.,.. ,_ 1 ... CY~e11wherethe4-4Cf\araeruwah. ~A:t.1 : : ; l: ou11ldt shoo1tn1 of autrd Oeorae • ,_ • ... • ,.. "*"'*' Orenoe COMt PvtlllJMd 0tenoe COMt NllllNd Orenoe CoeiM while Saddlebeck plays host to aec.o T......,•..,... 11.-> Tarkanlan, the younaest son of ~e-,.., .... •...,,....., o.11y Not '*'*Y 2. t . 11. o.11y "°' JenutfY tt. "· o.11y "°' 111*'-Y t , t, "· "°'"'°"' •:=• ond·plac:e Mt. San AntonJo. Wlnleu °'"* c ... , 11 c~.,... v.~·L.t• Vcps Coach Jerry Tarka· ...... -. IM ,.. n . 1... '*~· '· 1t11 n , 1... .._... um IYATI 11 Oolden West will b<>tt Compton. ~~ ~=-::. ~ n1an. , EC;..,~ .C IA--MJ IA--& ,.J:: .:':.:."'_,.,...,., At Cypresa, tbi Charatrs will try to c.rltot •• ;.,..,,... Oolden We1t'1 ml1er1ble 1un • .,.. .,.... -. PWUC MJ11C( MJC fl)TIC( PWlJC NOTa . A fHINA Cl"A1tH1ca pey beck' the Pirates (4-4) for a lqan with 1 1011 10 Compton. and " ..wt. 1121 ~ ""· e.itt confcrence~penlna ~S.56 actback. Coach Jim Oreenfield'1 Ru1tlera (0.8) ..-":':.:: ;::' .::r' W.: CONIOUDATID "!'°'" °' c AM~ KIMI_...,... And the Cha~ will t\Avc h11tory on Cypreu Coach Don Johnson ha• will be out for their fint victory ....... '...,.., ,..... · '"COWACIU. °' ~ •ACH .. acu w. WOOdOf ... Al4.. their side. OCC i1 I· 7 1n the Cypreu made the most out of h11 youna tonlaht apin111ht 2-6 Tantr• ...,. • ,.. • •-.... eon.otklated Aepot1 of Condition of COMM!ACUAHK of Hewpof1 ~. c.11. nm nm. Tht lone victory occurred back ~uad. and 11 a re1ult, the Charar11 Ool~n We11 1lill boutt the top ~.::.=: ~~:raf0r87,I· and Domeettc 8ubtt~ •t the ciOM of~ .!:. :,:.w1t1111dtiC1M1A=lllj••oon- wbcn John Valliely w11 play1n1 (or are natu in the thick of the conference 1eorer 1n the confc:rence 1n freshman 1 ...., .w .-(lllM 11t • • , .... ...,. .... 1111 • ~ K. IMMlft Cout 1n 1967. .-~ndin11. Marc Lorlpn who averaac• 20.• .... ,....._... DolW AIM_.. ""* ~C: .. ~ ---------------------------------------.,........ ..: .::.: ; AaHH tn ,,. ....... wWt ~on JeNMy 1i :i=•c-:-.:.= ~=,::,~=,.:!:;tei·~ .................................................. 2;·: = ,... Chl:iJfalls but leads ·skaters KANSAS CITY. Mo. CA P) Tiffany Chin held onto her lt<td to the women'• compcution for1day at the U.S. Fiaure Skaun& Champ1on,hips despite two costly m11takc• 1n a ahon pr01f11m that wu infcnor tO the one 1he 1kated II the Sara,cvo Olympics. In second pl.ace wai Debi Thomas, 17, of San Jose;. foll owed by Caryn Kadavy, 17.: ofl. .. olorado c;pnnp. Chin, I 1, m1ucd the required combintliOn JUmp In the two-mtnult pr01f11m. She fell out of a triple toe wallcy but completed a double toe loop. Then, &he lost her balance on &he tail end of a chAnSC-Of-foo111t 1p1n for another deduction. Her markl for tcehn1cal mcnt from ninejudsn ranted from 5.0 to 5.4 ofa pouiblc 6.0. She Sol h1&hcr marh for prcsentalton, r1n11n1 (fom s 5 to s.~. The errors brou&h\ mum11-1r1 from the crowd at the fialf.filled Kemper Arena, <.:htn ot 1 oluca Lake, the runner-up to chamfion Rosalynn Sumner1 last year, 11il it favored to wtn the title Sh• wu clearly diNpp<>tntcd with her e>erf ormance, lowerm• her head to collect hcnelhf\er lcav1na the ice w11h c::oach John Nick.I. ,.,. ~, ....... , .... t,641)........................................ ... .......................................................... . ~ 0r..,.. COMt • 111111 1111 ...,.. • ... Non.-lnvettment tteurltl.a ...................................................................... None Otllly flllot ,...,,,_., 2. t. 11, ::;.~ ~= ~:!,~ ="'~~~tiet"'"'"'"'"'"''"""''""'"""""'"'"'"'"""'"'""'"'""'"' Hone n . ,... . IA-6M ,,1111111n; • , .. , .... , putct\INd under agr..,,,..,t, 8 &20 1--------...,...1 ......._ ..... _. tor ..... In donle9tlo otncM............................................... .. ........... · """f"' .. ,. I•• fer• Loan., Total (txctudlng unMt"-d lneome) .......................... 83,800 ::.:,.::.:~ ~:::: :;:::.=~.~~.~~ ................................................... 1,050 ~A::,.u .................. Loan•. Mt ............................................................................................. 82.550 .,,.. tOllOwtnt P9"IOne .,. -:·.__,.. ,,_.. ,. Bank preml ... , F.F, & E. etc. ~l~A,:IMIHT, =--:.:..~;:::~: ~r=~ :,:~,,~) ............................................................ 1.0030: = :,,,~.,,.. "· a.me .....,..,.....,..,,...._. bank pteml.......................................................................................... Chrl• ltt.tdon. 11111 r etr11 ..... 4'e .. lnvtttrnentt In unconte>lktated ..,~, Hun1lnflOn teadt, ,,.,._... • ...... ... tul*dlat1N and ...odated comp9ll... .. ........................................ Mont Cellf, t2M ......, ,., ,.,.. • .. ...., Cuttomet't llablllty to thi. · lot> SlleldOn. 42°' Cell ..:=",::: '1' = benk on acceptancet outttandlng ..................................................... NOM =~2 t.n ~. ..,, ...., • .:-..... Other ...... (lnctudlng HOM lntangible9) ........................................... 2,543 Thie l>llllMM le oon- IMM.-.t111t111tt. er ... TOTAi. AaSets................................. ........ ...................................... 121.3'4 ~ L~ o.-... • .,. 111111... UAalf•I .,.,..,. ,_. ...., • • ....... TOTAL DEPOSITS IN Tl* .....,,_,. WM flied .,.._,_. ... 111111111 OOME8TICOFFICE8 ................................................ 111,003 wtttilMCountyClettlofOr· • 1 .,.. ...._ • .,... Total demend Otpotllt. .... ... .. ... . .. j•· • ........................ 4&.272 .,.1 COunlY on JwMWy II. ::::!;:-.. •ntirtt..-. Total tlfN and M vlngt cMpotltl ... .. ............................... 71,731 1116 ,.,.n Tiie nem1 Ind lddr .. of TOT AL OEPOSrT8 IN PWlllNd Otenoe Coaal ~~~~ =. ;g~~~foFs~i8iN·oo·..4alT'1c ANo ................................. · · None ~= '""*Y ~~· .. 1~ bot .. llvd .~9-dl. FOREIGN OF.FICES.................................... ........ ....... ....... . 117,003 ,....._. CA Fedtrll fundt puref'IMed 91\d MC:Urltlet told undtr The name. lddr ... ll'ld egt..,,,..,tt to ttpUroh ... In domeltlc offloM... ............................ &O 1--------:~or;,": of.,.= OtMI' llabl11ti. for bOrrowed mOMy, lnotudlng Without lt'Y 9ttorMY .. : nott b919n099 of U.8. TrtUUry ................................................... · NOM '9CJWTIOUI aTIPSll ~1~Al~~ ~: Mort:l=~~ .. ~~~.I~ .. ~~ ................................................ NOM T~-== .,. ,. 1158, ~ INdl, ~tencet executed by or for account . doing bu1lu11 u : A t2MO NH of 1htt bri and out•ttlndlng..... ... .. ............................... .............. .... HOM I I A C ~ L. I ' I A 0 • ="--~ llY Other H•blllt ..................................... , ..................................................... 2,044 i~111U~eool:ir~ ~· l(ttUNft .,....., ClWti I TOT AL LIABILITIES (exdudlng eubofdln•1ed not• ··~A. Gafdner Ill IO • Publlahed' Orenoe COMt • and oet>enturtt) ............................................................................. 118,097 Tttoooo 81 .. 1111. ·~. Dally Pltot ~ 1t, 21. Subof'dln•ted nottt Md detMntur ........................................................ None CA 91114 -----------~~.-.-.. ~., ... ,, ..... Fet>tuet'f 2, t . IMS IMAMHOLDl"I IQUfTY TIMI l>lllHIMI 11 con· IA-624 Pttfttred 11ock ducted f,v: Wi lndMdual Tlffaay CbJn ud C.Cb Jolua Nicka a watt Jade•' •otee at Ho. 1t1.,.. ,....., A. Gttdner U.8. F1tare 8kadai ClaamploubJpe In KanN• City. Out1tandlng. None Amoun1 None ~~"C!::"C.::-of~ __ NlJC __ NOT __ a __ Common 11oc1c _,. eounty on Deoamber 1(·11141 No th•rM 27, , .... MCKOY breaks Own record ::e~.!:, :=.·:··:.: .. ·····::: Amount e,948 ~~~ • m I~ ~ H~~ ~r,.uL1 CO.NTRiBUTEO 'cAPiTAL. ...... .' ..... :::.' .. '.'.':.:: .. .' ... ".'.'.'.'.'.' .... ~~ UMt rUMY 2' t , tt. ttfe ~ Amencan vrca f-oslef" WU Ort&Jnally slotted, Wll ICCOOd =:~~·~ =f:=~·~;\(;"' ....... , ......................................... 1,:M1 LSU runner wins 50 hurdles to highlight Toronto Games '"a ,10w cloclun& of 6.0S accond' with Tonic Campbell of .... :11,.•~~i:"',,., !!tOt, ~~".· otTOMl'T .. ~L H1!'Rre~HOLOE .. R8 ...... e .. o···u··rr .. ·v ..... ................ .. ........................ ~ Lc1\ An&elc• fint1htn& third tn 6 11 ..,.., "'" ..,, .,.,.. ,,.L 8~"' · ..................... ......... ........... .. 1,287 F-or Mc Koy, It marked a return to the form thll \Cl Miia, CA 21 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO him up 11 a medal contender for lhc 110.meter hurdles at Thia ~· 1' con-SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY · ......................... · ..... .. ......... 127,13.4 ducted by 111 lndMdUel Tht ~. ~ C. Blut, Ch6ef Executiv. 0tnctr 9nd Robert• E. the L..o• Aniclca Olympict, a mee1 where he fini•hcd a WT~~ ~ Mettert. Sr. vtc. Pr~l/CFO of tht eboYt-namtd b.nk, NCh deolaf•. TORONTO (AP) -~art McKoy broke h11 own dtUPf.O'"''"I rounh. ·-... -.--.. -,_, lor hlmteff 9'0M 9nd not for the otMI': 1 hav. P«t0nal knowledge of the Canadian record Pnd.ay n1Jht and defeated Ol ympic aold • I dtdn'I know how I Wll ao1n1 10 run bccau1e I =·=·:n~~ matttfl cont.ined In thl• report and I believe that MCh 1tatement In --'CS mcdalh1t Roacr Ktnadom 1n the mcn'1 SO.yard hurdles at haven't been (_U'nn1rt1 well tlu• year," he said "But now 14, '* rtport It true. E.9dl of the undert6gned, for him_. 8'otMI llnd not for the lhe foronlo Star Indoor Games track meet. tt\JI I've IOI Oft" on the Ji&,ht (cior.'<: " ,_ other, oertlflet under ~Y of P«lufY th•t the foregotno It true llnd correct. Mckoy. currently attend.ma Lou111ana State Un1vcr· 4mencf.~ veteran Srephaf\1e Hi(ihtower did the P'*'9NCI °'lllOI CoMt Executed on Jsnu.,, 2". 1985 st Newport 8Mch. CtallfOtnie r.1ty. was timed 1n ~. 95 scconds-thrcc one-hundredths of c~t.¢. Vt1Anln& the womei\'1 $9;yard hurdle1 for the ~~-r,u1i;le 12' 11' =~·E~M'ufitoi-- a IC:(;()nd 110.wer than the m"t and world beat sct by founl\ year'" a row;~t t\~t lime of~.SO wa. well off the ... 1111 Publlthed Or-no-Coaat Daffy Piiot February 2, 1885 a.~ 1 American Renaldo Nehemiah in 1982 mce1 ~d'WOrtd be1t of 6.~ scLby Ea11 Germ.an Johanna 1--------I ~ "If there'd been another hurdle or 10 yard1 he m11ht Kii~. m t'978. C'ount,Yw~mcn Benita Fitiacrald-Hrown, rtaJC.NOTICE PmlJC NOTICE PmLJC NOTICE P1MJc NOTIC[ ha vccau~1me1hcway he'\ been runn1ni," M~Koy~1a o( J~Oltmift lOO-meteuhUrdleaold medallh11,and Sharon l'N:'TITtOUe..,...•• c ...... •-_ .. TIO,.__..._ c lu• duel w11h K1nfiom. "f usme 1n here ea(l1er 1od•y to 'Oam-111~ to<>k the nut two 1pot1. U. ITAT'llmfT MT'Hi'aMM °'r-c)AM.QI COUWTY work on my 1tan. · Meet o rpni1.ert were unable to nplain f'os1tr'1 Tiie~~:"~ Cooeolld•ted Atport of Gondltlon-of-''lN..,,.. of-~ County.'.!....of Mc Koy sct the ( anad1an 1tandard of 6.04 <11 IHI year's absenajrortl the-~~ hui'dtB. A 'meet 1pollt1man llii ..,,.. ~lie•• Of~ Fountltln v~ Coonfy, 111\a DOmealtc 8u6efdl.,Mlt if tn. ctoN of meet while runnina for Scarborouah Optimt)lt 1n many Of the w mpetttorJ on the USA-Mobile Grand Pm c:e, ma c eo ,...,...._, txlslneM on o.c.mt>tr 31, 18a... Toronto track c11c u11 makt yubal commfonent• but arc under no 1.m. Ana, CA t2104 ..... MM .... 1211 K1n&dom. runn1n1 to the lane betide McKay where obltpllqn to ~how-.bp. T. CtnnOn Clllet>e, 1122'..t Pac-10 to lose revenue? •2 .. , Colta M .. e. CA m21 a...~ AlllTa lft TitooHnde Tentative accOrd OK~d in Sain·ts sale Thie bu8'MM II eon- OUCl«S ll'I .,. llldMOual T~~ TIWI ......,_,. -ll9d wtth I.he County Cllf1I of Of. eno-County on ~ 14,1 .... ,_ Pubtllfted <>rainoe CoMt OlllY PllOI JIJlt4WY 12. 11. .......................... , ................. 4,165 Cuti 1nd due from b•""s Investment NCUrlt'" (Mttket vtlut 192,000 00).. ............................... ............ .... .. 192 Hon·lnYMt"*'t IOCUtl1.... .... .. ........... ,.......... ........ ....... ......... ..... .0. ~=~ :"'~'::Ur1tiei .................... · ....... ... . .............. .... .().. purehMOd undtt agreomon11 to r...,. In c:k>tn91tlc offk:oe .. ... ................ .. .......... 3,300 Loant, Total ltWudlnG uneetnod Income).......................... 31,211 ream would stay In New Orleans for n ext 30 years UAJON RO lJC1J , La CA l'J C 1ov. f:.dw1n Cdward11,...1d f•mJ111 1hat "ull beta arc ofl'' un kccp1n'-thc Saint" 1n New <>rleant 1f hC' <.ant convince lcattlaton w \uppon ;a tentative t111eement to Kii lhc National f oot· ball LcaJue team io the wulthy A N Pr11tkcr fam ily t.dwar<h to ld a new\ <:onfcrcne-c that the 1itlircemen1 1nvQlvcd \tale money. but he refuted to a.ivc detail•. except 10 II)' he would have to call a \p«11I r.cu1on of the Lqulaturc, probably w11h1n IS days l ca m owner JoM Mecam Jr and the wea lthy Pntikcr family or C ht· <.aao have bttn 1ry1na to make a muh1m1ll1on deal for weekl "I <.an aay the Mecom 1ntere1t' h:.ve rcduud 11an1fican1ly lhc ona· 1nal krm• 1n order to e«ommodate kccpina the Saint• 1n New Orlean1," Edw~rd• u1d. He .,.1d the Pru1kcn alw ratted 1hc1r OrtJinal offer Aaked about 1tatc oppo11tton 10 1?a1lin1 uut another New Oflean1 proJ~t 1n hsht of the financial failure" of laal 1ummer'• Wofld'• Fair, t-.d- wardt uid it was 1n the beat 1nterc111 of the state to keep a profcH1onal rootball tcam IO New Orf~na. He said the total economic impact or home pmC. WH $ 132 mil hon per year. 1 he tcntt11ve aareement would keep the NFL team in the Supcrdomc for )() years, accord1na to Edward,, .. Just the Ion of tu revenue, which 111 S4 m1ll1on a year, eaaily Ju111fic1 1u.w mod111na the condiuon' Cof the \ale),'' FAward1 u1d "for.ac1 about evcry1h1ng cite," he .aid. "You're talk1na about loa1na S4 million 1n tllte revenue and $2 m1lhon to 1he upcrdome. That'• $6 million we're ao1n1 to lose every year, 1f 1h~ ~a1n111re not in New Orleans.'' ''· ~ebtvlty 2. 1H& 81-611 LAN. Allowanc. for l)OMlble IOtt\ IOttoe. ..... .... . . . .. ' . . .................................................... "°° Lotnt. net. .............. ...... . ........ ........................................ .... . 37.811 Benk ptemlMI. '·'· & E. etc ... .. ..................................................... 1.e&2 Ate! •1•t• owned ottMw th.,, bank pr~.,.,,.,,,,,,,, , I flt•••••lfltlflfffflffUllf:o11,111o•t••fl••t•••t•••• 1,500 1nve1trnent1 In uncontotldated eubtldlat,.. llnd lttOClated COfnp.,,.._ .................................................. .O· Cultomor't lllbtltty to thl• bank°" acc.pt9ne09 out1tandtng .................................................. : ........ .().. OtMI' ........................................................................................ 1,043 f OT AL ASSETS.... .. . ... ... ........ .................... ............ . .......... 50,263 TOTAL DIP081ll I~ UARITill DOMESTIC o,,.Cf.8..... . .. .... . ........................................ 4e,e2& Total den'land depOtltt . . .... .. ................. , .................. 14,280 Tottl llfN end INl¥fn01 dop0ttt1 ......................................... 32,3t6 TOT At. DePOSfT8 IN FOREIGN Of"°U...... . .. .. . ..... ..... ..................... ..................... .0. TOTAL OEPOSIT8 IH DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN O,FICU..... . . ..... .... ...... .... ...... .. .......................... 4t,625 Fedtral fundt purot\Med llnd NCUftt ... IOtd undet • ...,,.,,,. to repurctteee In dornottlO offtoea .. ........... .... ....... .... ... . .0. OtMI' ....,.... ... f« borrowed~. lndud6ng note betencot of U.I . T r...uty.. ... .. . .. .... ..... ... ....... ... .. ...... .. ....... .... ..... -0. ~~ (lndudlng '"°'"capita! ..................................... .0. Aoeeptanc:ot eucMed by Of '°' ICClOUnt of thtt bri llnd outttandlnO. .... . . ................................................. .0. Ot,..,.. tlabtMt ............. , ••.••• ,, •••••••• "'' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ••••.• ,,,,,,,".'''''''' 42~ Edwardt taid h~ w11 enthu111111c about the ageemC"l'lt and 1h1nka 11 would be approved by the NFL. He tel up a Tuetd.ly mett1n1 with New PWlJC fl)TIC( -------i TOTAL UAafUTIU (tJldudlnO tubOr~ not" llnd debenhH'") .............................................................................. 47 ,().4t Orlean• area lesi1laton to d1 -cuH the , _ _.........., ............ ....., __ lubordttteted not• er'td debilfttw• ................... ,,,., .. , ..... ,,.,, ....• ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -O- IHAMHOUMll'8 IOUITY dcttt I• ATTl#TIOet I II be d m I b l ~ Pr .. •rtd •lode .. t Wj I ICU I .. u no THI MIDlh'&Clrl • ..,. No. "'"" rca.onablr lqi\lttor ... would uy A091CY M " .. h d .. ,, • J h . I .. NUNTWllTON •ACM Outttandlng... . ........... "'V" np. e 111 . • t 1 u111 a111mp e. II IOllO'ftlnf 1,...,,.,.. of Common 1tock OiHiiltflctlloN "°'" -.rop. No . ..,., .. Amount .O· .,,.,,. "'"" '°' ~ authoftnd ....... ' 2.000.000 Stevens leads Western to win i-°' ~ ~· : .. -.::a .... ,. .. u••.a18 Amount a.311 ..,. ,.. ,..... lf:D:f',,..... ........... , ...... ,,., .......... ., .. , ••••• ., .................. ,. •••• -•••••• ., ... ,f';., •••• 200 ARCADIA (AP) -Wnttm nd· Wc11cm stayed ofl the c1t1y pe« ::":'::.. '= ':: TOTAL OOHTAllUTIO CAPITAL ....................................................... ., .. 3,N1 den by <Jary Stcvcn1, held oi'r the but was n..,.er out 111rllun1 d ltancc. ~of~;:"'.._ .... , ,.._ =.:'~';.;.id ............................................................. (M7l cat1y ,,.a 1Kd drove hard out11& to We1tcrn. who hadn't won a race 1incc .__. .. - 1 ._. -..-ns" the leaden 1n the t lOltnJ yardt 1913, ralltcd ttronaJy out1lde the f1oot ''°"r 1 tn L~ TO°"*T .. L -~r',_!'~a· ;..~'tT'"y" ....................................................... ;,:'2'"°"1~ aod win lhc J4j,OOO fe11urt' rflCC leader\ rom1n1 OUI of the 1in1l 1um .:.:.,,. :. .. ::ii.;; TOTAL nA .. ~ l5VV ............................ "'"""""""... •• .. F,l,.•Y 11 c.ntt Ani•• and poured 1t on 10 ,,.,, fatlh end ,___.._ .... tt .... ,. ....... -.uw --1-"'"' --· u .,. -Double unt 1n 1.hc nu1drive'°1hc :.:~--=.·,..= _,Th.~..;:.. ... -.d·H.DO.W:·;t;-~·iind·c1o·Md'1W;;L: ftw11the(ounh ~C'loryofthedty nntth. ,.,.., • .., .... -.... ""-• 1nOr ~...,....,.Md~~ .. IOOWMINd Mr*,~ ror tht 21 ~)'car.:O&d SCevcn1. •ho •lao Thi day tlto maf'Md tho tctum ol ...,If! 111 , , ... ,.,. ._ ....,., for '*"*"'..,.end "°' rot-.....,: t "9W ...,_.., kf-..:11 •11 rodr w1nntt1 tft the Rna. eecond Ind LafYh Plncay Jr. 1ftet hit wrfc Unda .,.... ~ tfWI it of "'9 ......,., aom.-"' •'--'IM 1 ~""'..., •••Nnt1" founh rlCt1 diedoluttr .. intkc1ed unthoewoultd ,,....,,_OM.,...., ...,,.,.,Wletrwe IMftoflM..., ... ._.,..,....,...,. .. ._.., .. In·"-fatun nllU, W m fin· 1wo...Cb~ ,..,,___,.,.a.. oeNr,_...Uftdw..-Ofper~M""fof..-111tttwMdoorl'Wt, UK' _.... ~ ~ ..... " ':::I....~ 1.-lttlCI Of\ Jlilwy 21,' , ... , .. '~ V*1t. ~ "Md l'I• lc'ntlltt in front of Dwb&c A er d of 19,91111tcted Ph.cay =:.. ~~··.,.: .._d H. oo.w 1 inc ••th I ur °"'P awp huh. warmly wttfn he aimc onto the tl'IC.k m•> .,.....,., ,,.....,.. Md oao nd«n by DIM lm•· n111~ 10 ride '" nvc of lhl day't racn. Ht l't 11_.~0r..,...c..t _,._ry l ,.,._. 1 '"' anlM'1iii ,.., lllft.h ~ r-r mc-nn1 .., 1 M • 'A fOf· a.,..,.,~ t. a.•. ,.... v1oe ,,,..,, .. 111111fdi.1ntn1 0 1.11H Nor1r.1 ·, l"ELT HAZEL MlLDRl!D rEL T, a rwldent ot Hunttnaton Beach. p~ tw•y January 30, 198& It the ... of 80 )'Utl. Beloved rncKher of llva Jo Hoffman, HuntilWtan S..Ch; llOn, Davia I . Feh, Homeland, C•llf: 1on·ln·l1w, Phlllip Moe., Reno, Nev; flve arand· chlldren art_d elx areat·ll'anckhlldNn. Mn Felt Uved In thll communlty •Ince 1016. runer.J wvklel wUl be held on Mon· day February -4, 108& at 11 AM. Pierce Bro't Bell Broadway Ctt.pel, with Rev. nou.. McK.emae of Hariior Chtiltian Fel· lowthJp. c.o.ta Me., 0Ulct.etln1. Frlendt may cell at the mortuary Sund•)' Feb. 3. &·OPM. lnW· ment at Westn\lnlW Memorial Park, WettmiNW, C.. In lie\l of flowers con.- trlbuUona may ti. made lO the American Cancer Soct.\y Of The tte.rt J'und. PS.rat Brother• Bell Mortuary. Dlrectora. 042.0100 •ALTZ..,._flOM ...,...TUnlU. WWITCU'fl CHANL 427 I . 17th It Coec41MeN .......a11 I 't\..m11ct cutf raa for oftJtr hor. , 4 tune in the foutdt na, hi• t ,... Md QO , ~t1n old atld .,p, ~,,. rif Ow dly. ,.L.:._ ___ ,..!•~··~·-~i.!!fll.~t!!!•!!•!!•~or~!l!.EC!!••!!"!.!!!!!i!"!•!!.!!!!!l.!•r...1!.!•!!.-----! .. ~t41!!J~---.. -':... .. Ii 842-5878 ,....,. --· ... ~-............ I ••• a _J L .. • . A . . ~ . ... ... .. t • l . r . I I • I l • • • 4 ¢0 4 a &$55 56 as s 2 2 2 SUSS S 5 50 a t;'•• ltnk• c. +YPIAd 8ENVici 15 yra exptl(. all fleld1. Rea• rltM. Judi 64-730I Mt Wu... llli ltlt Wut.. SIM M Sl JtM Wut.. SlOS faraitut 1119 llbnlluMu leJI...,._ 7011 Traeb t03S I I --------------1-..... _ ...... ......, ............ ___ ••• , ...... SI ..... ...... wind aurfer, cuatom MrifiAis ·182002.11•90• nu rd -L Lnol PAYRkl OUU lllPT / .. m s-. Sofa, Coft~Tbl, Club 1111111 PATii made. Lightning Boll ... IF l tran• & t>nc•~ ooncl If you .. lnter•ted In lmmedl•t• opening. A Good attitude, g ood UIZ IM llPT HSKPRIAIDE !:.~~: ~t-Cllrs~ ' ~.. TUll/IM.I wl matclllng llarneu. ALL FULLY re-con-. $4200 obO 7 ..()282 eY9 Hrnlng 135,000. to mlnlmumol 1 yeerpayroll pnone manner. good or-" are loOklng f()( an t[i:1!:4~;7 ext-10 eu. j:>riOM. 7~780 Set Feb 2 & Sun Feb 3 Muat •••· $850/obo, dltl<>Md and guaranteed: '762002,atldt,JadegrMn '50,000. or mo<• In oom-ex~lenoe required. 10 gantatlol & clerlcel tlcllle. antllultutlc full time Sofa, lowt,4'bla, 2 SWllft VH!eoe Center. 538-0285 or 538-7815 example-1980 One Helf orig-ownr, 901< ml1 mint mi.Iona and are wllllng Key by touch a muat. Wa'r• a amall,.bl.lt grow-..... per.on with man-Nurae Maka employment lamps. Gd oond. M501all 2221 Main, HS. 9ea-3864 lie"IH I Ton, automallc, long bed, $4750~213)434-97v7 lo work hard for It, con-Ootlea Wiii Include : ex-Ing adwrtlelng egenc:y, agement potential. Fun dey stilft or Nw-in c.nng WUI MPefal• 845-1330 Cltb ~. p4eypen $35, !.: OrtlY 25,600 mllu aid« thl9: Merrlll lynch 1en1lve phone com-expanding Into new of-atmoapller• & good for 1H or elderly 549-0373 Onlgner Furiilifilno-tWtf1G '20, clotllee St, Bianchi 12 apd ( 1x24281) Reetty la the moet pres-munlcatlon, some per-ne.. If you c:en JUogle lloun. Salary plut com-Young artl8t w/gentle Col-5o-UOOO. AntlquH. bird cege M 499-2181 oJt•~:g:'~A~• Pill ~~~ n:=tln ~~~ eonnel work & filing. typing, phonee, ~end mlaalon ·Call Stacy, lie _., position u live-sofu, ell air a, tablea. Dinette ... $95, 11.,90 In 14 · late. Prepare yourtelf Apply In peraon ~~~ ~~&con.c:t:-840-7810 In llouHk••P•rlcook. p•tlo turn. ratun ber, C.bS75,8'8lebedpool -M-=E-N=s--=p-=E-:u-=o-=E-=o-=T-: -:2=-=3~" now ,,., ........ """'Xt rMI .. _ aam..5pm .. _ .. ng .,_., ' Experlenoed u Kennel plants treee 720..()904 able 1-~ le & frame. tllVef colOr, MY4lf' tat• bOOm. c.,.., oP-.-.... -, -1 tl090CY•~ llllnllY ........ .. v -.. r 1 laln light• s1ee 954.9497 uMd. Sharon 675-5792 \ I '''~f I , qf • IJ i f .... 546 1200 ..,. ".. ..... uu •y 1-R11 •-~·re'°' ua. Some col-u ..... (71~) •73 •100 . . w -.ce11or • portunltlH •v•ll•ble. 10H2 IUletttin a 0 pl\i•. 813-1240 atrong administrative Dita 1111 J .Wayne Ten. nit Ck.lb angl tttrcycln/ ~II~ ~~~:v~av:j lmH lH/2IO-OH1 lkllla, xlnt •ccurate XU: §t;;;pdog&tte lalMI Isla.. lltl member9ttt S725 080. 'lcttttrl 1011 Late '82 Dataun PU;mlr\l, 77320l41Pe/c(89Srf~ Walt Mactbor.-CI or Pam PBX OPERATORS Mon '~r~~ to ~B~;::d~~ :!~~~~·f~ hMlfftM .... ,:~·=2~81 J-7~ 173• HOOda cef50, 3-f ~~·~~J1:;':!3:/r· ~=:~~g:!14J) ~~~~'l'' Answering Hrv exper 8pm Near UCI. ~ ... Frt. f0< small~ lly ~. 2822 &furn 125Grendcanel. ~dw .t;;=:• llMCMra, air allockl, gd · 8052816apllr(1ben797) praf'd Daya. Im med lite·~· helpful. Some Laguna Management 8.1. Feb. 2, 3. ~730 dbl mdl s219 842-30e7'' cond. $875. 495-9565 Yaaa 80 52815ap a/ri1btb408) MOTHERS HELPER nr occ -Nwpt Meaa ., ... art. tchl, 2 elem. c:tllldrn, Mon-Fri. TranlP & refa req. Ann, 385-1977 days, or 548-7591 evea openings NB.780-8305 typing req. Salery Conaultlngftrm.Work ln-Reg.GoldenRtvrmale,1'A ,._ •Illar llU · .112 HondaXL500R,5,000 111111111 .,.. 8132015apt/r 1catl824) $950/mo. 854-2800/appt c:fudM flllng, errand a, yr1, 1ovee klda. Aeuon· "9rtU t eg1c lllland Gold Card ml S 1000 obo or trade . •-82 320l 5ap air 1evd964) PllTOllTllL nOI, REST'"U .... N.T(F .. "'Ul'H) travel arrangement•. •ble.Cd840·1728 COUCtl,cfi£h,lllQIQ Memberahlp, U50. f .J aid 845-4o78 All THETOYS,LOADEDt 82320l51Ptlr (1fgP4~ C ol need " "" ~ ieneral ofc upkeep. Siberian Hu•y. bHl/wtlt, antq drMr. womans bHI• tMf.8309 or et . (RUTAKEN) 82320l5apalrJ1fdc103 L:~~~:~~ch~~~an. w! APP~~?NN~i~~~ugNLY 97-4437 blue eyes, 9 mo tml s100 pwrsew, pix, ml9c. Items. Pine tree, boxed, 9 r..t. '84 Kawaakl GPZ 550 Red PIH 82 528e5tc>1.' {1fn ) train. Mul1 lla\'e good --• ll•n••y purebred 848-8410 SAT 1-4.802NatcfNU1 S76ob0. 543-4050 & R,.dy. Many ktrat 83320l 5tc>•/r(11'wJ515) driving record. Call Mr ILL,... .. ,_ -S2500. 841-8685 83 3~016ap 'S' (300918) Ta YI or , 9 7 9-6 o 2, 3333 w. COAST HWY F .. t paced R.E. ofc In H.B. Aatipa I Moving Sale, 1 day only. S~¥~·[l£ S Honda Trell 110, 175 82 3201 SIP '8' (003028) 8am-12noon. 2NO FLA NB NO CALLS llu an lmmed. ot*llng -Great barg•lna. Must •t mllee $500 and Taoo 83 320151P 'S' ( 1aJx418) 2-8 PM MOK-FRI ave II. for iomeone llTltlf... everything. Furn, TV, mini bike $200. 54~ 83 3201 alt'S' (1fnu433) •RI w/accuate typing 60 wpm lal-TIP .. atereo. bike•, htehl~ Rigor -Toward 83 320l alt air (0719'M) Per90nllCere.needeRNe, PUl'flOAHOI, rntaurant & dlctaphone exp. Xlnt XlntcondS800 good• & clothlog. Dont GOURD Aat1Lt1sla1 .·74 Chevy Step Vant, 83528ea/tl'd(1Jfd349) LVN•. AIDES and COM-Interior malnt Ptant exp. lllll ml beneflta. Contact Cathy, cull 080 650.,e212 mlu tlllt one. Sat Feb 2. Willie driving through the -$1000 mlnlmun offer 83528ealt l 'd(207194) PAN IONS for private req, own tr•n• 751-2271 Ekp« pref'd. Salary open. 955-2800 8am-3pm 703 PolnMttla countryaid•, I apled thlt HllA-IATSll each. Sabmlt IMled bid 83 73315ap I'd (395758) duty In home c:aMI. All P/T DELIVERY Paaa out CASHIER Armol,.Xlnt cond S250 Ii:: .... 11• .. llgn poeted In a farmer'• TIYITA to Newport M ... Unified 83833clfa/tl'd 1gn159 •lllfta. Pediatric• to llyera. S3.50/llr C.M, N.B po1ltlon avail. Call George, 080 Sandra 955-2600 .... ta .. pumpkin patch, "Stay School Dtatrlct, Purchu-84 31815•P tlr (701744) Gerlatrlca. 859-5881 area Call Lindi $42-6992 before 11AM or after ... nllJ BEAUTIFUL SORREL Out. ,,GOURD Dog on ALLMAKESI Ing Dept, P.O. Box 13&8, 8432S.$tc>loml(lktv929) 2PM ONLY, 432-0670 "ex-HORSE ROBE 8x7 ft ..... lllT °"'Y· Sl99DOWN Newport BMell, 92ee3 8453315aploml~bkbl05 lffllllUll .... 1 .. _1 2~.:c;'.:.~ woot-baclt, good cond, Every Sunday. Orange luical IUt. Dellvers Anyleue by February 19, 1985, 846331619l'd(1kga.470 Type, 10 key, wtll train, IUL llTAn -._.. quired for dlr1C10f of de-famlly antique, for Old cw Coaat Co4tege. FalrMw & •• ILL..UYlll LUii 2PM. 656-3217 Mlf-atarter. 850-0888 ISlllT&IT Flt, apply In ~son 1()..12· •i..n & construction. and Of weetem 543-f.217 Adame, Coata M .... M-.....,. --. _.;. 1285 lll/22Mnl ;-73 co.--..i-t C"•INlre Col1a M... Station.rt -w mlltlon & Parking FREE. ..-• • ...-,_, ""'"'· · ,......,,.,.. ' .. call NOfma Wan1•d AHllt active 270 E 17th St CM equipment & deelgn de-, •••• LIT.... Spacea S10 432-5880 Harriet 842-9178aft 8 11•1412-1111 w/2 whl 1Partan tr1r, gd agent with all faceta of · • · partment of r•taurent --· cond. $1500 546-9384 reeldentlal aalel & gen-•u •11•-•nmTI d-"'n firm Shorthand or Thoutand• of antiques & VEGA M Tubaphon• LUii i (114)111-1111 ' 208 W. 111, Santa An• CLOSED SUNDAYS part time UllWUTYHI WORTH at the Lo. An· gel•• Tim•• Tele- m«tc.tlnQ off'loe In Coat• Meea. E"9ctlve Oc1ober 18th our new commls8'on ec:ele allowl you to Mtn more than S200 In com- mlMIOn and wegea by aefllng only 20 aubecrlp- tlone a weeti, It'• poulble to earn more than S1000 .-1y. Houra are tlexlble and the otnc. 11 freeway cioM. For more Infor- mation call: eral offkle dutlel. Fixed ~-••..,.-... .;;;dwr111n; d ... rable. cottectablee.Sat/Sun 'ESTATE SALE. A..P-Tenor S.0)0, orig. 1928, wn-11 '78 VW Van, campr, 5 aalery & bonu1 lnoentlve. ••~~I W ... f ~t•urant oonetruc:tton t-5PM StMmboal WHlles pllancea, furn., tool•, $350. 080 845-4220 •-pua,ng,r, amltm c .... -------- Mutt be llc«IMd, ex-UOll-... exper. helpful. Appty In Antique Mell 18020 hMhotd ltema, Sat/Sun =~~ ··== 48 pymta of S171.84 +lax grut cbnd. 494-1089 ITEIUM llW P«lenoed and uwtlve. C'°"'9 needed. S1ooo+ ,,.,son 8·30am-4pm Euc:tld FV 557-8073 10-4. 328 Hamilton. C.M. IU -C.E.L. O.A.C.-Total '77 n.vt-V t ODGERS T .. -. . ;; e pymta 19048 48 Drive ......._ an cut om, 'II 12h CALL RAE R ~ lale. op brotten Tll MU .... -A liucn GIANT GARAGE SALE. aeon em oot a 1579 51 (1o4o5&) xlnt cond, $4800 Daya 631-1286 cloelng 4 to 8 ..,._ ~ 111111 ... 1111..........._1_ n Were movlngl Muat Sell Qrend, mint condition. ~TINGTONBEACH 732-784 1 or evH 4apd,metalllcblue.V.-y week. Complete training, _.. _... ._ i?{XUXRX wail oven antlquee, Old rtn.., antq S5900. 846-1484 CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH 98()..8746 low mllee (Stk 12222) work 40f\r wtt In pleeaant lrMe 11•/Hf.1111 bullt-ln, Mii-cleaning, cat 1>«11. allver colnt Pt tm4 • .-..... a1nu ----·----envlronm«at. lntereetlng auto cooking, model baby furniture & toya ano, ..,....,..t, • 1· 842..oel_t 5.40-6184 '81 DODGE VAN Con- proven martletable prod-SECRET ARY A024SB S250. Call morn-SAT. Feb 2. SAM. 204 l =~=-r=-::: Aattl ...... lili v4ftlon, loaded, All Ille REAL ESTATE uet. Call Alee Zefakey lftll I llU lllllf lno-675-6792 Manderln Rd. C.M. !Mred s7!!0 847 5e72 WI llY·IU· .. ,.,_ Toya. (1Y79430) SALES PERSONS (714187!5-0875 . . • --llftt o p e n 1 n g 1 -C 0 1 1 t Faat-P90ed, tu~= I llY llfl.aa.I G~rt~1:-'" =~2~a'= WurlltzM organ, 1Lealle USED CARS & TRUCKS Proper11ee, Balboa. Xlnt UL.II PD• company llu a • LES . 957-8133 P1bl ~ Ski' E ~ & apeelter 1400. 842-5004 COME IN OR CALL FOR I·-•--....a1 B ...._ E le ..... ·I •• ._ I"" ..-Ion fM an exoap-' q p rift •-a .. a1 comm__,,, ...., t. ,..,.., nerg.t , an...., ata --t~~Mdual with the Mii• ~ ClothH, Floor Lamp, ,. ___ "/!!~ Ken Siegel 673-5410 ~aon wlablllty to tallc aldlla, lntlll....__ end Wathettl[)ryerV Refrtga Boolca. Mite. 3041 Babb ~~ with butlneNexec:utiv... mot~lon t~~ wtth $50-$300. 1830 Su~tor (off Baker) a1oo. -·~· (714) 54().-030 1 '~ 1111'1 ( ''·''' 1 Jt11/t7c• •••' ' I '..,., ~' , I Ii I U ••-/tmY Salary ptua comtnlnk>n. ua...Flll.JMM..MK:wl Mld CM845-22281831-7184 L • 4 ,1 ..... , •..----~-=~..,... 1a211 &£,\CH8LVD. WU I Med!Cal & dental benefit• · -11-t., ... HUNTINGTON BEACH WMt a Wonderful World 1or bu1y c:tllropractlc ofc. avall. NewPort Beach. we promlM to keep you Refrlg S 195 W/D S395 R()ci(lng chalra. · dMIC•. S95. 1 yr wrnty. Open Sun. ...l-tllTi ... I-Ill of Shopping. right at Muat be •harp, well or-780-1145 on your toee. 20 + houra Freezef S225 547-2918 couchee, c:t1alr1, chine, TV JOHNS 848-1786 -•- YlalHlllYlllt Cti01C£0F9 Some Bat• Work Vane, Some Van Converllona, CHEVY.FORD.DODGE AalOWU r fl~lpa everyday! ganlz.ed & dependable .p/week to •t•rt. The dr....,a end tbl• cloolc• WI WAIT Y• youally llot Cle11lfled w/~ood phone manner. Peop+e ~Med peopi9 potantlal 11 andteea. Retrlg/Fm a/a wllce-mkr, 11'2~ T ti ' .. CM IMtt lntrll 7011 Oat 1 u"~a defrost, 1150. 873-0354 more. .. U9 n nv 1 IWI -I Adi. To piece your ad, 60 PM· lO key~ lgur• ahoutd alWaya c:Mctl the 0 ""' ..._...... °8: H F o-·-rv 12' Avon Rover with .... cal 842.&e7a end let a aptitude Ex~. n-amkr Service Olr1C1cwy In the Huntington......,, watir-Oryr S145ea, refrlg OUM urn.~ Evlnrude 12tlp, uMd 1x Bee Tony Ctaultl9d Ad-~ help pref. 831 -5890 DAILY PILOT .__ _ _.._ $225 gae atove S150 amera. VCR, !empt, ten St400 OBO 848-8141 -·-· ..... -· ·-dlhfthr •100 848-5848, er ... bed etc 540-5447 General offloe exper req'd ' All et>ove onty 7mo Oldl Pnt1 INta Till tor ,... •ta1• offtoe. I ,.am 1 Hourt lleltlbtl. 844-H13 Commodore Computer ~~~ ~.~n~·,8.:; 1~r.~ n::r1eet~ • nl:VLI fl( ROBl"IS FOR D ,'flf,'1 tiA.WfU J\I l~l ~·o ( { ) \'A M I \A f) .\ J I j. ' , , I ..... (1L43818) J •' •• ~ ,, \IHI II I ,• .. , S·16 1200 SYDNEY 0MARR llllCl!ft ~-S800 842-0494 & Bear St), knlck-knactt1, Reg. t500 548-2548 FOf owner & ftnanclal of-frtt It y,. antique., furn, tool• 18' Deep V• 110 53 gal •• .--....------- :"· ,,;:mo·c R.~ LaU11ful young 8ibertan Fna gu tank,.balt tint(, tand J"ll MU h ... •n, xtntetcllle,pref.Wexper.tn Hu•y. male, AKC reg. f trlr, VHF radio, IMan ........ 1 Clualt1 IMS R.e IFlnance/Acctng. need• good home. &4750.,.. D3aY932 960-7870 51Pd. O/D,AIC pttp, PIS. d f.iird, Con1 pj(g, turq, Salary U5.000 to 848-1373 evee ..,2-23 Ott, lntermltten1 wlpera, (4MYKT8} Orig, xlt cond '30,000, baled on exper. Fan.it 9-4. 10101 Eaate Ave, 25' Fonnula UberatOI' off-reartraclod<, and more. 281~ or 7~-0519 &aGa)', I' tDniary a Call Ma Ntrn btwn 1-3 Ut Fountain Valtey te2-ee37 lhore twin V-8 OMC'1 (Ser. •0183) A .. la ... ARJES (March 21-Apnl 19): Suck close to familiar ground -Mon-Wed-Fr1. 752·2~ ioniY5 moOidl80f&/I():;; auper cond-S17,500. 110.111 • fl! family fathtnng would provide em otional hfl. Focus on security. --------oa1<11talnlglaucoftblaet, li'flat 1144 Muat Hll Now PIP OAANGt-COAST .Tdd ... IOAI fi I t . f (' (' . fi am I...... Olk: c:tllna cab; lbl/chr• Xntq Ctl:irt. buffet, hoep. 675-2172 1845··9020 AMC/Jeep -.. ,. ....., uture pans. tva ua ion o propeny. ancer, apncom natives gurc Typing 1 muat. Good S200; wall unit; 5 pc bdrm bed coucllH lamp• *29, Cut•--0,..... .. 11 2524 Harbor Cotta M... llP tf in scenario. Gourmet treat in s tore for tonight. w1ngure1. LHrn data $4-00;aoluect'nl;aofabd mlae. 5722 Oaki.y Terr: twin ONC-M.d/i;" =~ Ml·I021 IUOI TAURUS ( Apnl 20.M ay 20)' Change of pace necessary. Perceive antry Good wmlng con-$350: bra111g1a11 din nr Turtlerock/Brtarcr•t filled tor apon~tv-~ Featuring potential. gain overall view. Leave fine points. details for another time. dltlona S300. Xlnt. 972-84t1 1 1 111 met•. \/HF 4 n11I Drlftl M31 s-. end a.rvtcee You'llmect excitingind1v 1dual,po ~1bl~aGeminiorSag1ttyian.Plan 844-5885 MrSllannon 3 piece aofa Ml br•nd l!!J!l1 ~F. r~tt!on :CS.,, Gd 172&;ym:z;,p/a,pfb. Ei<otlcEuropeanlmpot'ted ahead for tnp. IEOllm 111111 Tlew, CUi iom made, lit• e§mr'btt sun 1%. cond, prof meklt. Many 4•apd, loclt-tiuba, rvn• MOTOR CARS '121201 Immaculate. Hard to nnd - Hen'naRed(l1k #2201) '1212h Low mllee. Baltlc Blue. Loadedl (811 #2207) '12111111 .... BeautlfUI, low mliee~iafatt Beige (2221) '111111 Beautiful Black on Black - Mint. Stlll In factMy warranly (21811) '11111n1MIPI White. low mltea, 1 owner, well maintained (2227) ITEILllllMW 1540Jamb0r.. H.B. Adjacent to Fuhlon ltland 140-14" ..... 1 1111 INTlll 21111 Air conditioned, 1tereo, power tteerlng, pow.r brak". (24MTHEO) 11111 THEODOR I ROBINS FORD /(>t,I) HAllll'lA .. , v (I (0\IAMf 'A ,.., 0 1l'" GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Senous d iscu,.ston centers aro und blu/tan. Pd S3500 will Furn, hOueewares, ~-xtruS39,950478-1991 wellS2950875-0127 .... llH budget. income pote ntial C 'hrck source matenal. realize some 538"9402 take Sl500. Other quall~ •onal ltemt. 1744 Skylark '72 Flbergl .. 18' deep v '83 Toyota PU 4x4, 5 IPd ''; 1 "' 240Z. good oond. methods are o utmoded. Yo u'll win via unorthodox approach. *llll FllllY* turn, xlnt cond. Can 171 l Lane. Baycr .. t .,... hull Mere. 110, ldMI ft9tt-air, amlfm. p/a, p/b, lfiiiPiiii!l'lPl ... Wl"!~P.P• 141~~.:ua~~~·· Aquarius. Taurus. Scorpio pcr'>nn~ play unusual roles. Glrl olc, non-amkr. II 737-8882 eve• & wknda SAT. 9-4, 2318 Redi.nd1, Ing boat S2150. 834-3465 match'g lhell, 8K ml, Ilk• CANCER (J 2 I J 1 n c dd 1 b d i ·n d bkkpg a· aecty 1klll1. Ant19ue 5' Welnut Tbl, 2 Back Bay. Furn, llou• 7~. '"Id-............ v~ .. , new. N750. 848-7841 '7_!2h40~_!. .. ownr11n1~!~mec. une • u) --> o u en Y a ur en IS 1 e -Salaryopen. Reaumftto: 18' draw 1v1 &500, hold 11em1, planta. more .. " -· ....,,..,. _,, ,,_ .....,.,.,.. .. ..,. Gd. tmphasas o n freedom. vanct} change. possible invitation 10 travel. 2855 e Cont Hwy, 11 200, matcll'g 86" SldebOard good mite. 848-8074 twin v12 ~ 4 atat• '84 s10 Blazer w/e11 oP-780·1518 °' 552-2000 Priced to NII S2250. Rm Romance 1s highlighted . member of o pposite sex confides "true" C4M92825 S300, llendcarved Sun 10.-'4: 2427 Hoity l.n. =!'~~.,T13':1~~ ~~·::8:11.e;\= '83 !5000, Turbo d~. x•nt ,848-'98010fe&0-4080 feelings. Sagittanan figure'> 1n ~cnano. _648-7828 Refrlg, couch, llouMhold s270K equtty, a75K caati 84a-44881631•9114 eVM cones, !Oededl Air, auto. 73 240Z. Cleen, runa LEO (Jul) 23-A ug . .?.:? ) W hat had been a "drawback" can now ........ /IHthllC BARGAI NS! Wardrobe, furn. baby lteme .tc. Of trade '1'ruet o..csa «UIM, dlOltat ttweo, alee ex~. loaded, 81eupuntit, become a defi n 11e asset I ovcd o ne corytides desire to change residence F ~~~~~o~:;.n · Ap•p~; desk, ellalra. game tbl-4 Twin beds wlmatr..... Real &tat•? MUlt ... : rub anrf,~ ... te, plfool(a, .tc T-top S3450, 873--2440 or remodel. Focu~ o n do m e\; it ad1ustmc:nt, solu11on to what had been Karl Home Video. chairs, beaut din rm 5pc, toya. new 12· innate bOat: 8"t ofter NOW. PIP 11U TITITl P.I. •12• 5· 180-1991 '77 D1taun 810. 4 dr. 2 financial dilemma. 873 w. 18th St. N.8. beda, dble, twin. hd bda, new Evlnrud• 12hp, 10-875--2172/845.-9020 Air, cond., 5-epeect, ~st tone gray, wire whit, ale, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt 22) Define te rms, avoid sclf--Ocception, .. P.l lllllY• ~:'~1 c::e2~· 1Pd12t5b~•00• 1111t1!11&1mm0f'Rd•.· Lyman 21·11nter Qd cond. 12K mllH . SHE LI '12 82it Cd, auto, hhr, %·S:~~=~1'r°°215 realize desire will be fulfilled but no t in way expected. You'll be asktd " .. ., Nd• k..i wrk. Aeetorere (2386THEO) pot. 88S. ooncourN, · : • lO a~ar before S,..,.c1 al group. llro"n11atao n o r pcrhap• •he media. own tranap., pr9' "*'·for Dix wtr bd w htr hdbfd Saturday 9em-3pm dream Otr 875-4142 11111 S18,500. 864-1918 178 610 W~, lttc, w, r ·-• • delivery Fuftorpar1tlme $115 Evet848-4314 . JIWt • ......... .... -"" Po pu arity, prestige on up~w1ng. w111 train. 85().()88' call elry -. 'II .. IHI r--.., ,_, • ... .,, OWM, LIBRA (Sept 23-0 ct 22) F mpham o n power, authority, law. 1.,,..Nor~m-=•.,,...,,,.,,,.·~==---=,....--F= .!~::i~~ ~~~~~ Cali &l( to bUY an1JqU;, Wliiioii~~~~~i!Priiol Auto, AMIFM c ... 8n,;,, ""pamt, exh 7~9414 abiliry to succcssfull} u11h1r malenal at hand. You'll be asked to SILK SCREENER -Exper IOfmlca iop, dra•r & mlr· Jewelry, TV•, garege aa1e /YC, Cutt Wftle, 4f,OOO par1ic1pate m commun11y proJCll. ind1v1dual you admire will pay you pref'd, knowledge of ror, corner pc, dHk. Item• etct na:-eoes ml.' Dark 81uel81ue meaninaful com phmcni Hopkin• Rotor• llefptul. chalr.Exltcond759·117~ lbce 36 n Columbla dtl, ~ (8314•1 SC6RPIO (Ocl. n -No" 2 1 ): You'll reach wider audience. you'll Call A~t-34~• Kaulll I llY FllllTlll uet9ATI moor1o8B Newpor1 Harbor '11.111 fret better about domrn1r ~1tuat1on. )'Ou'll know that love docs play LES 857-a 133 *~O~detlc +chair S33, 846-1484 •71 lnternetlonal Trewtall, .Ill llmll major role. Focu, nlso on \p1rnunl value language, ability 10 ITllllTI King Ila bed and frame •W& ~cubollde P CAT 219 no mtr or trw, body gd WTI communicare needs Am•\ pl:i}\ key role. Florllt Med xtra llelp IM soo 84µ2 protector V.-y FNt. Pre ....on '300 882-2111 dYI 1001 ouaUtr ... SAGm' ARIUS (Nov 22-l>cc 21 ) Get to bean of matters, strt5\ va1ent1nes dey, no •xi> 49 *'Door P'l'IOfdent +Ice l>flce 12700. 87s-t90t '78 8J8UA8AN 4&4. Dual Nftpott IMctt ~, . , • • • . . . . ~ . 714 -833-1 300 independence and mainta in d1gn11y Memberofoppostte sell docs care. MC •4 1-5837 King a bed(oompl) Top of mall• Sldn.y iibOi, td tonCi w, new tnt noel cond. ga.. .. bas plenty o f pndc, wants you to ··aive a s1JIUll." Leo, Aquarius natives .... , .. ,_. ...,...,. the Mne-£llte. Ekoeltent •Ph<>M mat•+~· S700. '31·1518 S7850, Olli iam to !P'". Miiiii~~~~~~ fiau~ in dxnam1c scenano. ,.,,....,~ ~-P~ cones. '300. eao-21$3 •M:r.Jl!:.~ Mon ttw Fri, S48 448$ '"4 524TD. 12,000 ml.• CAPRICORN (Dec. 22~Jan. 19)· fake time. maintain low profile. time. C 842-30t3 Mm~·Lo..lgnlt ~~~~ •ettg1Wtos1dtntbf .... ,_""611onfll0! '79 P'ord 14 ton truck :C:~.0"'1 ~&mpg • .. lhef' .. cv1dcncc.'' Focu~on ~lunt~. ha ic values. inteari1L. You'll~ TOPLESS MOOEL8 ....... '" Italy. -"""' •O...coditllltbl ,,. ,,.."""* ;J ll!f/raok. xlnt running ""iiiiiiiii:=;;;;;ii;iim=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;; -O"' oompt'"190f#y ~y NMfctl AmJquee. Cell ond t2900 844-CMl1 -.-:-,-:-----.,..-dealina with another < apnrnrn a Cancer nat1vr a ~o figures s1001day. Paid darty bed Pott• a aides & •Motorota voice i>eoer ror detalte. 478·2452 • • LAAOlalL!CTIOH OF ==- prominently ~receptive No axe> nee 826-)513 matching end tablea MAKI! Off!A Ht toH 9'1e/wecno 'IO OMeun Ptctt~ NEW & UHD IMW'l l AQUARJlJ (Jan 20-f-eb.18) r>1 vers1fy.kecpopt1onso~,rmke YILIT S1300. 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